Throw Qut Mill Tax On Trucks   House Committee Backs Up On Tox Highway Measure

lran Premier Gets Support On U.N. Plea   Mossadegh May Fly To U.S. to Address Security Council

Mossadegh May Fly to Talk to UN   Opposition Joins Him in Solid Front Against British.

ran Premier To Decide On Journey To UN   Aims To Present Solid Front In Presenting Case

Iran Shows Solid Front On Britam’s New Move   Opposition Group Backing Premier, Who May Appear  Before Council

Tran Presents Solid Front In Oil Crisis   U. N.Couneil Holds Urgent Parleys To Decide Action

 Britain Takes Oil Complaint to United Nations  Opposition Joins Iran Premier

IRANIANS JOIN RANKS IN FIGHT FOR OIL RIGHTS   Opposition - Depu ties Back Premier, Who May Fly Here

\Little Hoover Reports Urge Reforms In State’s /Political Spoils System, Outmoded Education Law

REDS RECAPTURE d HILLS IN FIERCE COUNTER-ATTACKS   Swaying Death Struggie in Mountains of East Korea Rises to New Intensity.   112 PLANES TANGLE - OVER “MIG ALLEY’   Allies Shoot Down One Jet and Damage Five Others— Enemy Airmen Strafe U. N.  Forces in West.

Korea Fighting Rages in Skies And on Ground  Allied Forces Lose Three Heights During   Allied Forces Lose Three Heights During East Front Battles

Enemy Retakes 3 Peaks  In Savage Counterblows   Allies, Poe Lock in Swaying Death Giapple in Eas Korea's Mounlaims, 112 dels Clash in North wesl, UN Downs 1, Demaees 3

Compromise Seen On Civil Rights   Rebellious Southerners Study New Offer;  More Ike Rumors Heard

STRIKE ENTERS SECOND DAY   24 Workers Cross Picket Line At Local Rubber Goods Plant

Debate Over Document Ties Up Hearings    Acheson Delayed in His Appearance When Senators Wrangle  Over Release of Report

.  No Decision ‘On Formosa Document    Acheson Testimony Delayed As Committee Debates What To Do Alhout 1949 Statement

State Dept. Note Starts Furore   Acheson Wants 1949 Memorandum Kept Secret

-—— POLICIES — Formosa Document Is Issue   SECRETARY’S TALK DELAYED

Controversy Flares Over  Airing Paper   Some Probers Want To Bare 1949 State Tienariment Action

DEBATE AROUSED OVER REVEALING FORMOSA PAPER   Senators Discuss Question Of Making State Department Document Avail able To Public,

QUICK U.N. VOTE ON BRANDING CHINA DEMANDED BY U. S.   Americans To Oppose Any Substantial Changes In Aggressor Resolution

U.S. Spurns Compromise Peace Plans   Slippery Roads Delay Debate in U.N. Committee

U.N. DEADLOCKED OVER RED CHINA   America Holds For Rebuke For Aggression — Three New “Peace” Plans An Offered. 7

‘Action. Urged On Brandi Chinese Reds   Vote Delay Seen By New Peace Plans In UN Political Groua

U. S. Rejects ‘Peace Plans’  _ Ft. Dis 2w. OW   Stands Pat on Call For ‘Ageressor’ Tag

U. §. Stands Pat “OnCondemnation Of Chinese Reds   Welter of New Peace Plans Fail to Change Attitude of Americans

American Delegation Says It Will Oppose Substantial Changes In Its UN Resolution

US Is Firm On ‘Brand’ Decision Canada, Israel Tr  To Bridge “Gap” With New Plan

STAND PAT ON DEMANDS IN UA   U. S. Still Pushing Fo: Vote Branding Reds As Aggressors

U.S. Stands Pat On Demand For UN Action   Quick Approval Of Censure Against Reds Sought

Calls for Big 3 Meeting in Paris   U.N. Assembly Opens Sixth Session Tuesdav

UN ASSEMBLY OPENS SIXTH TERM TODAY   Auriol Urges Talks To End Wrorid Tencions

Big Three Meet Ureed by Auriol   UN President Opens Sixth Session With An Appeal For Meetin;

France’s. — P resident  Hails Big 5   Auriol Tells Envoys ‘Of 60 Nations Talks ‘Would ‘Bring Jovy’

France Asks Top Men Talk About Peace   Open New Session Of United Nations General Assembly

Auriol Proposes Four State Heads Meet in Paris   French President Urges Top Level East-West Talks

French President Opens 6th Session Of United Nations  Urges Meeting of Trhiman Churchill   Urges Meeting of Truman, Churchill And Stalin Soon

Auriol Seeks Big Three Paris Meet   French Leader Opens U.N. Assembly With Bid For Ton Talke

Big 3 Talk .  Plea Made Mexican Elected To Head UN Assembly's Paric Moai

AURIOL PROPOSES —-JOP-LEVEL TALKS   Truman - Churchill - Stalin Conference Urged

a te RT ern eee, sem  AURIOL CALLS FOR MEETING OF BIG THREE   Wants Truman, ChurchillStalin Conference in Paris.

URGES STALIN, CHURCHILL AND TRUMAN MEET   French Pre: Jent Urges Chiefs Confer at U. N. Assembly.

French President Invites Truman, Churchill, and  Stalin To Discuss World Crisis At Paris Meeting

France Might Be Included In Proposal    Discussion of World Tensions Needed, President Declares

Auriol Opens UN  Session at Paris   Appeals for Meeting of ‘Big Three’ on World Matters

Big 3 Paris Talks Urged   French President Makes Proposal in Opening U.N. Assembly Session

Truman-Stalin Asked at U.N. Opening To Hold Meeting   London Willing To Call Meeting Of Big Four

Auriol Asks Bie 3 Chiets Me eetin Paris   French President Opens Oth Session of Gener al Assembly .

Kuriol Asks For Meeting Of Leaders   For Get-Together Of Pres. Truman, Stalin, Churchill

AURIOL. IS. AUTHOR OF LATEST PLAN   Nervo Of Mexico Named President O} General Assembly

FOR A CONFERENCE   France's Auriol Appeals fot Meeting of Truman,  Churchill, Stalin

Auriol Opens U.N. Assembly Session With Appeal for Big Three Chiefs to Get Together

Auriol Appeals For Big 4 Meet   French Head Urges ‘Easing of Tensions’

Auriol Appeals  For Peace Parley  U.N. Hears Plea For Bid to Stalin

France Suggests Truman, Stalin Churchill: Meef  Britain Cites Need To Study Proposal

big 3 Meeting Ur ced as U. N.  Ta Opeus  ) See Se: 5 2 ieee   French President Wants Churchill, HST. Stalin Session

SUNDAY DRIVER EXPECTED TO GET ~~ PLENTY OF GAS    No Shortage Likely Next Sum mer, Barring All-Out ! ~~ Wer.

Gasoline Supply Adequate Without Rationing, Barring An All-Out War

SUNDAY DRIVER EXPECTED TO GET PLENTY OF GAS   No Shortage Likely Next Sum. mer, Barring All-Out War.

Fuel Oil Users Might Feel Pinch a Gasoline Supply For Country Ils Adequate

No Shortages Of Gasoline in U. $. Foreseen   Only All-Out War to Force Curtailment Of Abundant Supply To All Motorists

Gasoline Supply Adequate Unless Big War Breaks   But Rearmament  May Strain Stocks Of Off for Industry And Home Heating

Bill Cook Sits Silent as Trial Moves Alona   Mass Slayer of Six Shows No Interest in Procedure Before Him in Court Room

Allied Fighters Take Key Hill  Communits Air Force Increases Activity

Allies Win High Point To Key Hill   Earl; Capture Of Stronghold Is Predicted

 Allied Troops Capture Hill Northeast Of Yangeu: U.S. JetsTan gle With Red MIGs

OENATE GUNSIDERS 400,000,000 HIKE ~ IN POSTAL RATES   Cost of Sending Letters Would Be Raised From 3 to 4 Cents and Cards From 1 to 2 Cents.   PROPOSAL TO EXEMPT - AIR MATL DEFEATED   Chamber Votes to Reduce Size and Weight of Packages That Can Be Accept ed for Parcel Post.

Boost in Postage Includes Air Mail  Effort To Exempt lt Fails To Pass

Bad Storm At Lakin   Town Heavily Damaged By Flood Following Hail Storm and Deluge

Tornadoes, Flash Flood at Lakin   Estimate Damage From 5-8 Inch Rain At Over $100.000

Lausche Letter Breaks Truce with Legislature   Senate Leader Charges Governor Trying To Bring About Confusion

Witness Tells Of His Talk To FBI Agents   Spy Case Figure Says He Was Prodded Into Telling His Story About Rocenheras

Ellis, Tackett At Odds Over Steam Plant   Article In REA Magazine Attacked By Congressman

UN Bombs Hit Close to Russia   Allies Shift Policy in North Korea Area

FLOAT BIGGEST LINER; BUILT TO ~~ CARRY TROOPS   United States Christened A: Passenger Ship; War Conversion Mapped.

United States Liner Floated  3rd Largest Ship  Availahle ae Trancnor

Will Allow Escalator  Pay Hikes   Workers Can Get Benefits Of  Earlier Contracts

‘Escalator’ Pay Increases Approved; Auto Builders Get Right To Boost Prices

WAGES, PRICES RECEIVE. THAW IN NEW ORDER   ‘Escalator’ Pay Hike Okayed; Boost In Cars Permitted

Wage Policy Is ‘Liberalized’; Car Prices Go Up   Government Approves “Escalator” Wag Increases in Contracts Signed Before Jan. 25; Further Changes Planned.

OK’s ‘Escalator’ Hikes And 3: P.C. Auto Price Boost   Johnston Making Cautious Moves To Set Up New Board In Hopes Labor Will Rejoin Panel

PRICE INCREASE ALSO APPROVED FOR AUTOMAKERS    New Pay Thaw Permits Full Benefit from Escal ator Clauses   CAR BOOST iS 3 1-2 PCT.   tncrease Applies to Manufacturer’s Charge in Temporary Edict

Propose Driving Limit for Trucks  Stay 500 Feet Apart on Highways, Is Plan

Assembly Votes  To Tighten Rule  On Truck Spacing Kohler Promises  To Speed Action On Apportioning

CRIME PROBERS QUIZ FBI HEAD   J, Edgar Hoover Expected To Advise On Need For New Laws

Moran, Weber Stand Accused Of Probe Lies  ee , gre, I> . — eS er on   Costello Can’t Be De ported, Says U.S. Attorney General

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  1948 World Crisis Finds Nation Short of Troops

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  1948 World Crisis Finds Nation Short of Troops   — MERTING WITH THE  ieee ae. 2. oe ee

THE SJovestal Diaries   Truman’s Dramatic Decision to Meet Russian ‘Menace’; Forrestal Gives Congress a Specific Program

Defense Power Head Throws  Cold Water on Bid for Plant  Claims Not Enough Electricity Available Here to Support Big Aluminum Factory

Acheson Urges Russia fo Throw Off Despotism   Secretary Uses Native Fongue in Unique Radio Talk

Countrymen Of Stalin U rged To Fight Tyranny   Acheson's Speech To Georgians Marks New Maneuver In Voice Of America Propaganda Program

Hoover Talk Causes Wide Differences  In Opinions    Former President May Be Permitted To Give Testimony

Way Out Not An Easv One   MeFarland In A Speech Advocates Program Under Gen. Eisenhower

HOOVER PLAN DRAWS BLAST BY CONNALLY   McFarland, Harriman Also Scorn Ex-President's Strategy

Connally Holds Hoover Would. Ditch Europe  Senator Claims ‘Plan Will Invite. Red Conquest

‘SAY, ABOUT $2,000°  Bowery Hoboes Ask Bank For ‘Entertainment’ Loan

Congress Vote Seeks to Deny Membership   British May Try to Soften Charge of Aggression

WOULD REQUIRE CONGRESS TO OK USE OF TROOPS   SENATORS CONTINUE GREAT DEBATE ON ACTION IN KOREA

LN. Detains LS, Charges Against Reds   Senate Adopts 2 Resolutions for UN Against Chinese

In Southeast Street Fighting Rages Around Yongwol; Communist Spearheads Push 60 Miles Behind Fluid Front Lines In Large Infiltration Moves In Central Korea

Reds Dig Big Tunnels In Hills To Escape Trap   Chinese. Communists Seeking Defense Against Allies

—KOREA— U.S. Bayonet Attack Rips Red Defense  Marines Win Key Hille Fram Fremev

Bayonetted Rifles Flashing: Marines Dive Into Hilltop Positions To Rout Commies

MARINES WREST 2 PEAKS FROM CHINESE REDS   Attack Made On Heart Of 40,000 Enemies Dug In Near Hoengsong

Key Heights Fall under . UN Attacks   Marines. Wrest Hilltop Lines From Chinese

Marines Lead Attack On Reds Main Defenses   Seize Two Heights In Boyonet Battle; Fleet Bombards Port

Attack Along a 25-Mile Front; Action Is Aimed at Heart  Of Red Defense; Third Division Infantrymen On Western Front Cross Han River; Fierce Enemy Resistance Met

Recapture Two Important Hills From Chinese   U.N. Offensive Reported Limited To Minor Objectives

Marines Dive Through Reds With Bayonet:   Grab 2 Key Hills Overlooking Road Hub Of Hoengsong

Marines Fight With Bavonets  Wrest Key Heights From Chinese Reds

Marines Use Bayonets to Rout Chinese   Two Key Heights Wrested From Red Defandare

Marines Take 2 Hills from Reds With Bayonets  Lead U. N. Forces  At 40,000 Troops Of Red Chinese

‘Hurricane’ Expected Dan Approves Policies Of MacArthur In Orient

DAR Proposes Pat On Back For General: Backs Policies _   General Staking Lifetime Belief In Battle At Home

Trouble in Circuit to Tower Citec   AEC “Admits” Above-Ground Blast Planned

AEC Officials Hope To Touch Off Blast Saturday   Postponement Reveals Atomic Weapon Will Be Detonated From Tower At Big Desert Range F

‘Opening Blast of AEC Exercise ‘Desert ‘Rock’ Delayed Due to Mechanical Trouble

AEC Delays New Atomic Blast Tests Give Mechanical  — Failure as Reason; May Try Tomorrov

Atomic Test Delayed hy Bad Circuit   Blast Planned Tomorrow at Desert Rock

Las Vegas Atom Test Delayed   Repair of Failure In Key Circuit Expected Saturday

Opening Atomic Blast Postponed   Mechanical Failure Is Blamed For Delay; May be Held Saturday

AEC Today Calls (ff Atom Blasts   Mechanical Failure Given As Cause Of Cancelling Tests

Postpone Atomic Blast Because of crane _  eo s.r. @. we. £   Fault Can Be Fixed In Time for Test Tomorrow, AEC Says

Test-Circuit Defect Halts Experiment   Explosion Probably Will Be Touched Off Tomorrow

- READY TOMORROW, SAYS AEC—  A-Test Blast Delayed By Mechanical Failure

Atomic Tests Are Postponed   Mechanical Failure   Blamed for Deloy

Mechanical Failure Postpones Start Of New Atom Test   Expect to Fire Weapon Saturday At Desert Site

A-Weapon WillBe Fired on Tower   Exercise Desert Rock Cloaked in Secrecy

Atomic Test Is Postponed For One Dav   Mechanical Failure Given As Cause Of Delay In Testing Blast's Effect In Nevada Desert

Find Trouble In Electrical Test Circuit   Hope To Fix It By Tomorrow, AEC Spokesman Reports

Atomic Blast Is Postponed   Mechanic Failure Puts Off Starting Of Atom Exercise

- —EXERCISE DESERT ROCK— First Blast Is Delayed  By Mechanical Failure

OF NEW ATOMIC TESTS DELAYED   Mechanical Failure Halt: Nuclear Detonation in Nevada.

Opening Atomic Blast in AEC’s Net Tests Is Postponed Today Because of Mechanical Failure

Mechanical Fault Causes Delay tn New Atom Tests  wee OO ge OOK ND x,   Opening Blast Schedulec For Today Is Postponed Until Tomorrow.

EXERCISE DESERT  ~ ROCK IS DELAYED   Atomic Test Experiences Mechanical Fault

! [    Wire Failure Delays Nevada Atomic Test   Indicate’ Weapon Is te Be Detonated From Steel Tower

Key Electrical Circuit to Tower Fails to Operate   May Try Again Tomorrow; Various Experiments Scheduled

Mechanical Faul Delays Desert Atomic Exercise  AEC Reveals Failure Of Key Electrical Qiveust ta Tawor

A-Bomb Blast  Test Delayed  By ‘Failure’ AEC Postpones  _ Exercise on Nevada Desert

‘Atomic Exercise, Desert Rock, Is Postponed One Day   Hope to Repair Fault in Key Electrical Test Circuit by Tomorrow.

Atomic Test Postponed By  Line Failure  Power Circuit Goes Haywire

TO EXPLODE A-WEAPON. ON TOWER   Announcement of Delay Confirms That Blast Will Be Set Off Above the Ground.   RESCHEDULE TEST FOR TOMORROW   Exercises on Nevada Desert to Be First With. Troops in Field; Bar Plane Flights.

Questions of Defense Raised Mrs. Judd  Taken Back By Newsinan's Trip fo Hawaii. 7,

‘lowa Cruise Visitors See Urgent Need for Stronger Pacific Defense

Reapportionment Bill Will Have Rough Sledding   Passes Senate But Bitter Fight Is Seen in Aesambhiv

Reapportionment Step Taken, Sales Tax Asked, Conservationists Worry at Madison

House Approves Military, Afomic  Appropriations $4,428,357,970 Bill Is Chiefly For New Construction Work

Leaders Driving For Adjournment   House Okay Sought For Foreign-Aid Bill, And Military Measure

Leaders Driving For Adjournmen  Brace Okeaer Ganoks   House Okay Souglit For Foreign-Aid Bill, And Military. Measure

Salvation Army in Campaign Now for Funds   President’s Home Town Gets Airport

House Passes Appropriation  Army Construction, AEC Funds Approved

House Votes $4.4 Billion Military Fund   Won't Cancel $12 Million For New Airport at President's Home Town -

House Passes Military-AEC Fund Measure   Economy-Bent GOP Group Blocking Foreiqn Aid Funds

House Passes Military Base Money Measure   AEC Gets Fund For Big Plant In South Caroling

House Approves Huge Fund For Military Work   Defense Program Voted By Big Majority Today

House Votes Construction. Atomic Fund   ‘Takes:‘Up Departmental Foreign Aid Cash Bills; Drive For Quick Passag.

House Passes Big Appropriation Bill  Most of $4.4 Billion Measure for Military Con struction and AFC

‘House Sends Through Big Building Bill   Approves Airbase Near Truman Home; Towan Loses Fight

House Passes Funds Measure  Refuses to Knock  Out ‘Truman’ Airport

'$200,000,000 To Be Used For Atomic Plant   $12,821,000 Airport At Truman’s Home Town Is Included; Foreign-Aid Rill Next Up For Action

House Votes 4.4 Billion Military Bill   Includes 200 Million for Atomic Project; Push Europe Aid Measure

House Approves Big Appropriation Bill for Atomic Energy Commission, Military Construction   Finance Bill Signed

House Passes Military Money Bill   Legislators Refuse To Eliminate Funds For Grandview Port

House Passes Military, AEC Appropriation   13 Million Stays in Bill for Constructing Airport at Grandview, Truman's Home Towr

House Moves Swiftly On Funds Bills   Hope To Pass 3 Appropriation Measures Thursdar

Foreign Aid  Fund Hustled  To House Vote Republicans Hope   Republicans Hope To Cut Billion Out Ot Proposed Money

House Approves Big Appropriation Bill for Atomic Energy Commission, Military Construction

$4.4 BILLION BILL FOR MILITARY, AEC VOTED BY HOUSE   ‘Measure Passed 300-19 Includes Plan For Airport In Truman’s Home Town

House Passes Bill To Build Military bases   Senate To Get Measure Appropriating $4,428.357,970 For Construction

House Approves Money Bill For Military Building   Refuses To Knock Out Funds For Airport At Truman’s Home Town

Measure Asking Over Four Billion Passed By Houst   Aids Army Building, AEC; OK’s Airport Fund For Truman's Hometown

Measure Goes To Senate For Final Action   Appropriation Bill Involves More Than $4 Billion, Mostly For Barracks. Bases

House Okays $4.4 Billion For Military  $12 Million for Truman Airport Remains in Rill

House Passes Bill for Military Construction Work  Keeps Airport at Truman’‘s Home In 4 Billion Bill

Fund Bills Speeded in House   $4 Billion Voted for Military Building, AEC

—HOUSE— $4. Billion Is Approved For Defense  Missouri Airport Funds Are Voted

HOUSE PASSES BiG MILITARY AID MEASURE   ATOMIC COMMISSION GETS 200 MILLIONS

House Adopts Two Giant Bills; Foreign Aid Next  Military Building Measure Includes

Refuse to Knock Out Airport for Grandview, Mo.  Most of Money to Be Used for Building at

Large Allotment Goes To Atomic Energy Commission For Use At New Plant

Big Military Construction Bill Passed   House Approves Allotment Measure On Roll-Call Vote

Construction Funds Voted by 300 to 19   Billion for 4 Federal Departments Also Granted Approval

Another Red Jet Hit By Yank Pilot   American Aw Losses For Week Listed As Three Sabrejets And One Mustang Fighter.

UN Troops Hurl Reds Into Retreat   Allied Airmen Bring Week's Toll Of Red Aircraft To 34 Downed Or Damaged

UN Fighters Win Sixth Jet Battle of Week   Yanks Try to Stop ’ Red Preparations For New Offensive

Week's Toll Of Enemy Aircraft Boosted To 34; 11 Enemy Planes Destroyed, U. S.°Loses Three Sabrejets «  REDS TWIN GROUND ATTACK SHOVED BACK

Allies Force Red Air Force Planes Back to Manchuria For Sixth Day This Week

ALLIED TANKS, INFANTRY HIT CHINESE REDS   Field Dispatches [ndicate That Sagging Lines Have Been Stabilized.

Big 4 Powers  Open Confab   West Insists Reds Talk Other Than German Problems

‘Big Four Deputies Start Meeting To Plan Agenda for Full Conference

West Snubs Limiting Of ‘Big 4’ Talke   Russians Told They Must Deal With Mor Than German Issue

Big Four Open Meeting To Ready Agenda For Foreign Ministers;  West Delegates In Solid Front

West Insisting On Study of All Tension Points’   Russia ‘Asks German Pact, Withdrawal of Troops, ‘Arms Cyts’

Reds Ask Peace With Germany   But Western Powers Insist Other Points Of Tension Must Ateo Be Disecuccad

He Says West Firm Against Agenda Limit  Negotiations End il Russia Rare Tonics   Negotiations End if Russia Bars Topics Outside Germanv

—GROUNDWORKSincerity  Demanded Of Russia   ALLIES BACK U.S, POSITION

Ask Also That Allies Withdraw   Reduction of Arms By Big Powers Is Part of Plan, Too

DEPUTIES WORK ON AGENDA FOR BIG 4 MEETING   WESTERN ALLIES DOUBT DIPLOMATS CAN GET TOGETHER

Big 4 Deputies Meet With West Standing Firm   No Conference Unless Talk Goes Beyond Germany, Is Edict

West Opens Agenda Talks With Soviets   Deputy Ministers Hope to Discuss Maier Questions

HOPE T0 DRAFT   West Insists Russia Discuss Problems Outside Germany.

Big 4 Talks Under Way In Paris Parley  U.S. Serves Notice Tr Savwiet She Will

bt re narra rr arene  USSR Seeks Withdrawal Ot Forces   Russia Proposes Peace Treaty Based on Allied Powers out of Germany  WANT FORCE REDUCED  yee Tr - © Go Jeet See eee

Russians, West Seeking Agenda For Paris Talks   Reds Told Other Issues  Must Be Studied Along  With German Problem

Big 3 Demand No Topic Limit At Major Talk   Deputies of 4 Nations Attempt to Arrange Conference Slate

Serves Notice On Russia  It Must Be All Or None   Deputies Meeting Today To Seek An Agenda For The Proposed Talks By Big Four Conference.

Russia Makes Bid for Items Al Conference   Prepeses Germen Poace Treaty, Allied Withdrawal, Reduction of Armed Forces

BIG 4 MEETING IS UNDER WAY   Western Powers And Russia To Attempt To Resolve Differences

Germany Talk Vetoed by U. 5. AtBig-4 Meet   No Major Big Four Talk: If Russias Insist on  Discussion of Germany; “Gromyko Last to Arrive

Parley of Western And Soviet Deputies ls Opened in Paris   West Serves Notice Talks Must Not Deol With Germany Alone   Bulletin

Russia Told Nation Not Sole Topic   Conference Will Not Go Ahead Unless Reds Are Willing to Expand Agenda   Accord Is Cited

Soviet Asks  Peace Pact With Reich   Also Proposes Cut o Forces as Subject For Discussion.

Must Talk Of World Issues Or Not Meet   West Serves Notice Russia Cannot Hold Talks To Issues On Cermanv Alone

tUSSIA MUST DISCUSS TOPICS  West Serves Notice For Proposed Talks

Big ‘Four Deputies In Parley   Western And Russian Deputies Try To Arrange Platform For Meeting

Big 4 Talk Hinges on German Plan  Allies Will Find What Reds Want

West Opposes Talk-Limiting   Big-3 To Ask Fuil Review Of Problems

West Sets Price for Big 4 Talks   Russians Told Parleys Must Be Unlimited

Russia Says All ied Withdrawal Of Troops From Germany to Be Decided by Big Four Chiets

Big Four Foreign Ministers Conference  Unlikely If Reds Limit List Of Topics

Allies Won't Hold Meeting Concerned Only With German Problem   Big Four Deputies Open Conference   U. S.. Britain, France Agree To Keep Up Solid Front

Big 4’ Deputies Have Tough Job   Hope to Work Out Acceptable Agenda For Proposed Big Power Parley; Reds First to Announce Their Proposals

DIPLOMATS TRY TO SMOOTH WAY FOR PEACE TALK   West And’ Russia Meet To Set Agenda For Conference— Reds Warned Not To Limit Topics.

Talks Hinge  On Russians Big Three Refuse   Big Three Refuse To Limit Parley

Big Four Meeting Begins   Topics Must Include Others Beside Reich

BIG 4 MEET   Paris Conference To Pave Way For Parley Later In Washington

West Warns Reds Against Curbing Talk   Jessup Says Russia Must Discuss Issues Other Than Germany

Kussia Froposes  A German Treaty  Four Preliminary Meet “i Underway at Paris  Today IN 3.HOUR SESSION  Soviet’s Gromyko Also Asks Allied Troops Withdrawal

Russia Proposes Agenda Limited To Reich, Troops  Westerners Agree Upon “No Appeasement’ Policy

“All or Nothing alt All? Sings West   Big Three Holds out For Full Agenda in Parlevs With Russia

Gromyko Give: Platform for Big Four Talks  a ie   Wants Allies to Withdraw From Occupation Zone.

Big Four Seek Agenda for Talks   Jessup Skeptical, But Still Hopeful

Big 4 Deputies Meet in Paris   Notice Served That Russia Must be Ready To Discuss Problems

Russia Must Talk on More  Than Germany   Big Four Deputies Meet To See If Agenda Can Be Arranged

No Talk Unless All Questions Are Taken Up   Will Know In 24 Hours If Real Peace Talks Are Planned By Reds

Soviet Russia Told Problems Other Than Germany Must Be Discussed

Big Four Open Conference At Paris Today   Deputy Ministers Begin Talks In  France

Big Four Talks Doomed if Reds Refuse To Discuss All Causes of World Strife

West-East Meeting Start In Paris   Gromyko Arrives Without Smile

Weather Forecast   ‘West Firm With Russia on Big Four Agenda   Serves Notice Talks _Must Include Issues Other Than German)

IREPORTS BOYLE VENTURE FAILFL   PAPER SAYS HE TRIED TC GET CONTROL OF U. &.OWNED NICKEL PLANT.

Links Boyle To Nickel Plant Dicker   St. Lovis Paper Accuses Him of Role in Deal For Govt. Industry.

A NEW COMMANDER IN AT SUNFLOWER   Col. Don M. Hoffman Is Suecessor to Lt. Col. Wal ter Rogers   VETERAN OF TWO WARS

NEW S. 0. W. CHIEF   Col. D. M. Hoffman Scheduled to Succeed Rogers _ : at Plant

ILLEGAL BUYING OF ARMY GOODS AIRED IN PROBE   nquiry Enlivened Over Possible Collusion Between Car Firms. And Suppli. ers On Contract  Bids.

Probers Hint Collusion In TankBidding   Auto Firms To Face Quiz In Army Deais For Defense Program

Eye Collusion In Investigation Of Auto Firms  Illegal Restraints  On Trade Sought

Collusion Hint Enlivens Probe Of Army Buying   Big Auto Firms Invited to Tell Story at Hearing

‘Collusion Between Big Auto Companies And Their Suppliers Suagested

Collusion Hint Stirs Defense Bids Inquiry   House Probers Told Of Possible ‘Deals’  By Aute Companies

Collusion Charge Enlivens Inquiry   FTC Attorneys Are Watching For Signs Of Trade Restraints

Possible Fraud Enlivens Inquiry   Reference to Collusion Between Car Companies Suppliers Adds Interest

Peace Talks Faced hy New Strategy Line   War Prisoner Trade Made Objective By Allies

Reds Believed Set to Follow Kremlin Shit   Enemy Repudiates Continued Fighting Until Truce Signed

Reds Repudiate Stand on Truce   Hint at Adoption of Vishinsky’s View

Legislature May Discuss Plans To Reconvene Soon   Talks Will Follow Election; Published Report Is Denied

Leaders Predict Passage of Levy   Proposed Income Tax For Pennsylvanians Is Forecast for Clearance

Short Runways Prevent System From Being Certified for Carrying Heavier Cargo Load

EDITOR RAPS SECRET ACTS   Charges Officials Fail To Make Full Facts Public

Limited Allied Drive Continued  No Ground Action In Area Of Talks

Limited Attack Still Moving On One Front   Two Allied Planes Are Shot Down In the Air War

U.N. Forces In New Advance In North Korea   Attack Takes Place In Kumsong Sector, East-Central Front  Qa. NOAA MIiYOar

Collazo May Hear His Fate Today   Case of Would-Be Assassin Expected To go to Jury Today

Collazo Verdict Possible Today  Attorneys to Make Binal Avsassemonte

COLLAZO EDICT LIKELY TODAY   Murder Trial Expected Ti Go To Jury During Afternoon

Collazo Case Goes To Jury   Charges Based on Death of Bodyaquard

Collazo Due To Hear Fate Today   Blair House Killing Case Nearing Jury

Flier Makes Long Hop Ove: Polar Region   Oslo-To-Fairbanks Flight Takes 10 Hours. 29 Minutes

SAW ‘NOTHING BUT ICE’  Pilot Makes First Non-Stop Flight Over ‘Pole’ in Fighter

BLAIR CROSSES NORTH POLE IN 10 HOURS 29 MIN.: NEW YORK NEXT STOP

Strikes Not To Be Tolerated   Siatement is Issued From White House on Critical Issue

4 Die, 10 Hurt it Bus-Truck Wrect   Ts te Who- Were Killed dh. ‘Turngie Accident Set Unidentified -

Truman Sets Meeting With Top Advisers   Returns From Florida Vacation For Important Washinston Conferences

aceho WAY TD AVOID BREAKS IN ARNIS IGE   Flies Back to Act on Korean Crisis and Scandals in Tax Bureau.

Cuts Vacation — Short to Meet With loint Chiefs   President Will Discuss Political Crisis with McGrath

Calls in Joint Chiefs of Staff On Truce Talks   McGrath to See ‘President on Growing Tax Trrerularities ~

Early Talks Deal With Cease-Fire: ‘McGrath Due Later   President Quits Florida Vacation

Cuts Vacation To Discuss Impor-. tant Decisions That Will Be Required If Korean Truce Talks Succeed   PRESIDENT PLANS TO SEE McGRATH

House Okays Hiring Mexician Workers   Bill Would insure West Texas Coffon Pickers, Mahon Says

Bracero Measure Passed by House; Senate May Block   Trouble Expected in Conference on Bills Over Provision for Penalties for Hiring Wetbacks Already Approved in Upper House

COUNTY DEMOS DEMAND STATE PROFITS LEVY   Go On Record In Convention As Opposed To Gas Tax Hike

Democrats Favor State Profits Tax   Berrienites Not For Gas Levy

Killer Bill Cook Is Found Sane af Time of Murder   Quick Verdict by Jury: Missouri Desperado May Get Death Penalty.

California Jury Debates Only 50 Minutes In Finding Bill Cook, Joplin Slayer, Sane

Jury Decides Cook Was Sane When He Killed   Judge to Determine Dearee of Guilt

YANK PLANES RIP “RED BUILDUP ARES   Enemy A i roraf t Boinbing Towns Despite Truce _ Talks, Reds Say

Third Division Assigned for Middle East   Churchill Picks Associates for Domestic Posts

Churchill Reinforces Suez Canal   Sends Another Infantry Division In First Action As Defense Head

3rd Division Leaves For  Canal Zone   Egyptian Patriots Arm Secretly For ‘Liberation’ Move

Britain Moves For Showdown  In Egypt Crisis   Two Carriers Held Ready to Rush Additional Troops

Infantry Division Added To Force Profecting Cana   Egypt Arms Secretly For Liberation Fight

0 MUST NOT BE ANOTHER KOREA   French Resident General Claims It Must Be Kept In Democratic Camp   [OUTLINE IMPORTANCE

Scientist Who Once Scoffed At ‘Kensington Stone’ Believes Now lt May Be Real Thing

Injured Placed at Twenty   Craft Plows Into Spectators After Doing ‘Wingover’

17 DEAD COUNTED Stunting Plane Flips Into Crowd At Colorado Show

‘Stunting Craft Falters, Plunges During Air Show   Nine Of Victims Are Children; Eyewitness Tells O£ Secing Plane Shear Through Crowd

Air S Show Ends Tn Tragedy  17 Die When Plane Crashes In Crowd At Flaeler, Colo.

(wenty Hurt In Dissster  At Air Show   Pilot and Nine Children Are Among Victims JIn Celorsado

Craft Stunting At Show Plows Info Spectators  Nine of Victims   Nine of Victims Are Children at Colorado Circus

‘Nine Children-Die When. Stunt Pilot Flips Ship — Low Over Air Race Crowd

‘It Was Only Firecracker  State Senate OKs Probe Of Reds; Blast Follows

‘SHOULD HAVE AIDED CHIANG GOVERNMENT’  Wedemeyer Testifies That He   Wedemeyer Testifies That He Asked For Help, Turned Down

‘SHOULD HAVE AIDED CHIANGGOVERNMENT’   Wedemeyer Testifies That He Asked For Help, Turned Down

Allied Bayonets Seize Offensive On Seoul Hills   Tank-Led Spearheads Seize Last Hills South of Seoul

Gis With Bayonets Make Reds Retreat   Three Tank Columns Approach Last Hills Guarding Capital As Allies Take Initiative——Make Gains On Central Front

Allied Force Nears Seoul, Seizes Hills   Three Tank Columns Smash Ahead To Last Barriers Below City

U.N. 1aSK Units” Regain Initiative In Korean Drives  Chinese, Koreans Backed Up To Han In Seoul Sector

Allies Reach Last Hills  Near Seoul   Powerful Tank Columns Lead Attack As Whole Complexion Of War In Korea Changes

Bayonets Flush Reds Krom Hill   Allied Forces Smash to Last Heights Guarding Plains of Ruined Seoul   ENEMY DIGS IN   Chinese, Korean Reds Preparing New Stand With Backs to River

Bayonets Drive Reds From Hill  Tanks Clear Way As Allies Roll On

Allies Smash Into Last Hills Guarding Seoul   Americans Bayonet: Drive Reds Off One Of Heights

Allied Forces Capture Hiils Above Seoul   Planes Sow Tacks On Roads to Block Red Supply Trucks

Allies Push to Last Hills Near Seoul   Doughboys Drive Reds from Height: With Cold Steel

Allies Reach Last Hills Guarding The Plains Of Shattered Seoul   Bayonets Used To Drive Reds From Vital Spot

Tanks Play Big Part In New Attack   Reds Driven From Important Heights * Just South of City

Yanks Grind On Toward  Ruined Seoul   Bayonet Charge Hurls Enemy Off Crucial Hill

Ground Troops Smash Ahead Toward Seoul   Red Casualties Now Top 50,000 For Last 14 Days

Enemy Digs In For New Stand South Of City   South Koreans Lead UN Drive Toward Parallel On Central Front; Reds Suffer Terrifie Losses

Reds Form New Line on HanRivel   Doughboys Clear Hills of Enemy as Tanks Fight Up Valley Roads

5 ALLIED COLUMNS ADVANCE IN CENTER   Yanks Charge With Bayonets as Complexion of War Changes, Allies Regain the Initiative.

Tank-Led Allies  Continue Advance   Reds’ River Retreat Route Threatened bry Thawing Temperatures

Approach Final  Seoul Barriers  Reds Take Last Ditch Stand South of City on Han River Banks  NEW PICTURE OF WAR   'U.N. “Limited Offensive” Has Taken 50,000 Toll in 14 Days

UN Forces Surge: on In Offensive Against Chinese and Koreans; Bayonets Used.

Yanks With Bayonets Drive Reds From Hills Guarding Plains of Seoul

Allies Able To Smash Forward  With Big Tanks   Yanks With Flashing Bayonets Right Behind Tank Columns.

Allies at Approaches Of Capital   Complexion of Korean War Changes; Reds Diegingz In With Back to River Now on Verce of Thaw

Reds Digging In For New Stand Along Han River   Complexion of War Changes as Reds Unbalanced

U.S. Troops Confinue To Smash Forward   Three Tank Columns Lead Attack On Shattered Seoul

Force Red Army into A Retreat   Allies Reach Last Hill Defenses of Seoul; Bayonets - Rout ¢ha Chineaca

Flashing Yank Bayonets  Drive Chinese Reds From Vital Hilltop   War Tide Shifts. Now Favors Allies   Enemy Digs in for New Stand on Ridges at Outskirts of Seoul

Allies Score Gains   Ground Forces Smash ‘Forward with Tanks to Last Hills Guarding Plains of Seoul

Allies on Last Hills Guarding Plains of Seoul  Doughboys Drive Red From Vital Heinhtc

Allies’ Ground Forces Smash Ahead To Last Hills Guarding Seoul; U.S. Bayonet Charge Clears Height

Allies Reach Plains Before Seoul Capital  Tank Columns Back GrqundSmashTowar The 38th Parallel

Hills Near Seoul Last UN Hurdle   Tank Columns Grind Ahead; Enemy Digs In

RED FORCES NOW BACKED UP 10 THE HAN RIVER  BAYONET CHARGE ry  iTo Twn COMA   BAYONET CHARGE ROUTS 100 FROM HILLTOP POSITIONS

Red Troops Driven From Vital Heights   -UN Forces Push Northward Toward 38th Parallel; Many Reds Killed

Reds Take Last Ditch Stand South of City on Han River Banks —   INEW PICTURE OF WAR   UN. “Limited Offensive” Has Taken 50,000 Toll in 14 Days

Tank Fo orces Lead Advance Against Reds “Clearing Foe a  _ Guarding Plains" , - Leading To Seoul

Allies Drive to Last Hills Outside Seoul   Reds Giving Ground; U.N. Forces Press Closer to Parallel 38

Flashing Yank Bayonets Drive Reds From Important Defensive Hill As United Nations Offensive Rolls On”

REDS AGAIN RETREAT IN KOREAN WAR   Allied Tanks Crash to Hills Guarding Approaches to Seoul. City in Artillery Range.   5 ALLIED COLUMNS ADVANCE IN CENTER   Yanks Charge With Bayonets as Complexion of War Changes, Allies Regain the Initiative.

Allied Ground Forces Smash Forward With Powerful Tank  Units on Plains Near Seoul

TWO-DELIVERY MAIL SERVICE MOVE KILLED   Final Senate Decision on Postal Rate Hikes Near

Not Reconsidey  On Mail Issue   Effort to Get Added Delivery Is Voted Down

Parents Refuse Blood For Infant   Members of Jehovah's Witnesses Oppose Plan: Of Giving Transfusion

Omnibus Bill Called Up By House GOP   Special Session OF Legislature Is Nearing End

Red Students In Iran Lash U.S., Britain   Smash Police Lines In Defiant Parade Through Teheran

5,000 Students Form Anti-West Mob in Iran   Communist-Led Parade Breaks Police Barricade

Control Order Being Pushed  By Keonomists   Administratars Are Considering Price Rollback To Jan. 7

Miners Get Pay Boost; Increase In Price Of  ~ Coal Facing Di Salle

Hikein Coal Price Is Certain   Producers Ask for 6 Per Cent More in Mine Price

Admits General Could Make ‘52 Contest ‘Lively’  Democrats Open New Overtures To NATO Chief

NPA ‘Errors’ Are Criticized By Committee   Thousands Of Small U, S. Business Places Face Extinction Because Of Repeated Mistakes

Texas Solon Predicts Congress Will Scuttle Price Controls on Beef

Frank Admission Opens Test Case   School Segregation Decision Will Have Wide Implications

Alton Dam Flood  Cause.FarmersSa V   Form Two-State Group to Protect Interests

Frisky Kitten Apparently Unharmed by Searing Brick-Baking Kiln Heat

Sellersville Defendant i is Not Found by Bucks County Sheriff   $50,000 DAMAGE SUIT

WIFE’ WED TWICE it ALLEGES IN ANNULMENT   Sellersville Defendant Not Found By The Sheriff   $50,000 DAMAGE SUIT

UNION WAGE TALK WITH U. 5. STEEL AT A STANDSTILL   Philip Murray Awaits New Instructions, Possibly Strike Call Authority, From Workers.   NEGOTIATIONS MAY SHIFT TO CAPITAL   Walkout Would Threaten De fense Production — Contract of Employes Expires December 31.

Crisis In Steel Industry Threatens Defense Work   Economic Program At Stake In Price-Wage Conflict; Govt. Declares Strike Unthinkable

Stéel Wage Talks At Standstill And Deadline is Near   Murray Calls His Aide: For Conferente On Develonments

State Losing Farms Census Report Shows   Scott, Mississippi Ccunties Lose; Stoddard Gains

Reds Blocking Allied Attack In High Hills   Stubborn Commies Holding Positions On Korean Peaks

Reds Dig in to Stop Drive on Western Front  Inf and Tank Cre ews Fight All

Temperatures   Firmly Dug-in Reds Halt Surprise Assault in Muddy Triangle Sector

Surprise Allied Drive Stopped by Dug-in Reds on Dormant West Front

Surprise Attack by Allied Armor  Dug-in Reds Halt Western Thrust

Allies Repulsed In Surprise Drive  On Western Front  Chinese Drive Off Infantry Attacks On High Point

U.N. Attack Stopped By Dug-in Reds   Surprise Assault Fails To Take Hill West of Chorwon; Daylong Battle Is Fought in Steady Drizzle.

Dug-In Reds Rebuff Allies   Fanatical Chinese  Hold To Hill Macs

Reds Halt Surprise Dawn Attack Launched by Allied Armored Force Supported by Infantry  Dormant Western Front Flares Into Action Again Today

U.N. Attack In West Is Soon Halted   Troops And Tank Crews Fight Alt Day In Drizzle Aud Mud

ALLIED UNITS CAPTURE ONE VITAL PEAK   Clashes Flare On Eastern Front But Action Scattered

New Red Charae Says Kaesong Violated Again   Fighting Increases In Fierceness on Korea Battlefront

Allies Foiled In  Korean Attack Doughboys Fight   Doughboys Fight In Rain and Mud

Units Halted By Firmly. Dug-In Reds   Allied Doughboys, Tank Crews Fight All Day in Mud In Attempt to Gain Hill

Bitter Fox Hole Resistance Crecks Allies in Western Hills of Korea

Firmly Dug-In  Reds Halt Allies  On Western Front Surprise Drive In Mud And Drizzle At

Fight All Day in Mud and Rain  Surprise U.N. Attack is Halted By Firmly Dug-In Communists

Allies Held _By Reds in "Hill Fight   Armor, Troops Attack at Dawn; Weather Hampers

Allied Armored Force Launches Surprise Attack   Firmly Dug-In Reds Stop Push Against Western Frontlines

New Battle Raging on West Froni   Allied Armored Force Launches Surprise Blow at Reds.

DUG:IN ENEMY HALTS ATTACK ON WEST FRONT   TANKS, PLANES AND BIG GUNS FAIL TO REDUCE RESISTANCE

‘Allied Assault Thrown Back O1 Western Front   UN Donghboys And Tank Crews Repulsed In Maddy Battle; Capture Deon Vira) Peak

Tanks, Soldiers Fail To Capture Hill From Reds.   Allied Air Strikes Fail To Push Reds — From Dug-In: Posts

Dug-In Reds Hold Hill In All-Dav Duel   U.N. Forces Seize Commanding Peak Alone Eastern Front

Reds Hold a Hill West of Chorwon   Allied Forces Unable tc Drive Out the Communist Troops   IN SURPRISE ATTACK   Sharp Clashes Flare Along  the Eastern Korean Warfront

Firmly Dug-In Communists Hold to Ground   U.N. Pilots Drop Fire Bombs on Enemy Positions

Allies Stopped By Dug-in Reds   Armor and Infantry Fail to Dislodge Communists

Armor, Infantry Stopped by Firmly Dug-in Communists;  Reds Say Kaesong Invaded

All-Day Fight In Rain, Mud Unsuccessful   Tank, Infantry Units Near Peak But Reds Hold Firm Line

Dug-In Reds Halt Surprise Attack By U. N. Armor   Reds Make New Charge of Truce Violation by U.N.

Allies Gain 15 Miles In Past Month   Recent Fighting Is As Savage As Any During War

Communists Stop Surprise Attack . Made by UN Forces At Dawn Today

LONG DORMANT WEST FRONT ACTIVE   Jne Peak On Eastern Front Captured By U.N.  COMMUNISTS   Charge Four U.N. Soldiers Invade Neutral Zone; Meeting Scheduled

ENEMY FORCES HALT DRIVEIN CHORWON AREA   Action Returns to That Sector After Long Quiet Period

Reds Repel U.N. Surprise Dawn Attack  Truce Team Awaits Resumption of

Surprise Attack by U.-N. Forces Halted by Reds   Allies Fail in Effort to Dislodge Dug-In Foe From Hills

YANKS HALTED COLD BY REDS   ‘Surprise Attack On Dormant West Front Faile

Allied Raid Turned Back By Commies   Surprise Attack Fails To Gain Hilltop Objective

Tank Column Hits Reds In Suprise Atiack, No Progress   400 to 500 Reds Stop Attack As Rain Hampers U.N.

Doughboys Hurled Back In Two Tries  To Take Hill   Communists Stay Despite Artillery, Bombing Attacks

Holed-UpReds Halt Surprise Attack by U.N.   Allies Probe Enemy Territory in Other Areas Along Front

Reds Stop Surprise Allied Attack Near Chorwon; Fire Bombs Fail To Clear War

EXHIBITS SET UP: TO OCCUPY RECORD SPACE   Grand Opening Ceremonies Billed For Tomorrow Afternoon

Two Red Planes Are Shot Down   Action On Ground Relatively Quiet

Two Red Planes Are Shot Down   Others Damaged In Korean Fiahtina

Baruch ‘A-Control Fought by Soviet   West Seeks Committee On German Elections

Soviet Bloc Opens New Campaign For Own Atemic Plan   West Insists Baruch Plan Be Used As Basi: For Forthcoming Talk:

Christmas Seals In Mail Monday  Associatién Seeking 1952 Quota of $4,673

Six Of Former Watertown Couple's Eight Children Are Stricken With Polio

Polio Strikes Six Children in Family; Only Boy, 3, and Girl, 11 Left at Home

Polio Hits 6 of Family's 8 Children  Califarnia Mather Praus Tira Others will be Snared

U. S. Rejects Arab-Asian Peace Plan   Austin Demands Prompt Verdict Of ‘Agaression’

U.S. Turns Down Plans  For Parley  TR Ticuwata bvacita   UN Delegate Austin Rejects Proposals For Meet With Reds

Austin Raps Arab-Asian  Parley Plan   Conference Vetoes As He Asks Immediate Brand Of Aggression

MORE DELAY UNTHINKABLE AUSTIN SAYS   Arab-Asian Proposals Rejected In Speech To Committee.

Austin Spurns New Arab-Asic Try For Peace   Says Enough Time Already Wasted And Wants UN To Move

‘Austin Rejects Arab-Asian Plar For Conference   Declares UN Has  Delayed Too Long -JIn Branding China

Immediate Verdict Demand of Austin   Delegate Flays UN Delay: In Decision on Red China

Arabs-Asian Plan In UN  Is Rejected : By Delegate   Austin Asks Verdict Branding Red China  Aggressor In Korea

U. $. Delegate Demands UN Act On Verdict   Aggression Label Would Be Diplomat’s Plan Against. Reds; Gives Solemn Words

Arab-Asian Proposals Rejected   Renews Plea to U.N To Brand Reds As Aaaressor in Korea

Austin Calls ForBranding ‘Agoression’.   Contends Stand Opens “Way For. Peace Basis; Permits U.N. To Work

Austin Rejects Arab-Asian Proposals For Conference With Red China; Says Door Not Shut On Settlement Try

Austin Rejects Arab Proposal   Solemnly Demands  U.N. Condemn Red China Far Betiance

Trade Bill Vote Poses Truman Test   Administration Faced With First Round ’ Of Congress Battle

Volcano Drives More Refugees From Island —  Rain of Fiery Ash Speeds Up Plans For Complete Evacuation

Denies Truman Administration's Policy Would Give Formosa and UN Seat to Red China.

TRIED TO BUY ~—KEFAUVER OFF   Big Business Operator Offer in Six Figures.

Wealthy Ange Of Communists  To Begin Term   Seven Reds Taker To Federal Prison To Beain Sentences

Field Jailed In Red Bond Query Case   Wealthy Backer Of Reds Given 90-Dey Term

$25 Million Aid OKd For Flood Zone   Truman Says Disaster ‘Worst’ In History; St. Louis Braced

Blockade Of ChinaBy U.S Held Foolish   Admiral Sherman Says If We Do It Alone Russia May Enter War

DOUBTS WISDOM OF U. S. IMPOSING ONE ALL ALONE   SHERMAN BELIEVES RUSSIA WOULD NOT OPPOSE UN ACTION

Impatient Pup, Irritated Owner   Sherman Suggests U. N. Naval Block

U.S. Blockade Of China Has Much Danger   Sherman Warns That Russia Would Probably Take Action Unless All UN Cooperated —

Admiral Fears Russ Force if U.S.Acts Alone   Navy Leader Oppose MacArthur Proposals, He Tells Senators

Admiral Asserts U. S. Should Not Act Alone  Alecns Chltat   Navy Chief Believes Russia Would Respect UN Action

Naval Chief Tells Congress Lone Action Might Provoke Russia :   TO PARALYZE CHINA   Admiral Says Soviets Would Then Have to Supply China Overland

Sherman Hopes For ‘Effective’ China Blockade   Senate Told That U.S. Should Not Try Job Without UN Sanction

The Weather   Sherman Asks Blockade of Chinese Reds  Hints Russ Intervention ‘If U. S. Goes It Alone, Hopes for U. N. Backing

Admiral Asserts U. $. Should Not Act Alone  Navy Chief Believes   Navy Chief Believes Russice Would Respect UN Action

Supports Truman Policy In Korea   Admiral Believes United States Should Have Backing Of United Nations In Attempt To Block Off Reds

Vandalia, Mo., Will Send ‘Grass-Roots [Envoy to Check on World’s Affairs

All Sides Back Grain For India  Both Parties Support Humanitarian Move

GRAIN WILL BE GIVEN TO INDIA   Congress Supports Plan To Prevent Famine In  Country

FAMINE RELIEF GIVEN SUPPORT BY TWO PARTIES   2 Million Tons Of Grain Would Go To India In Senate Rill

Money Approved   —_ . By . . . ‘ Bi-Partisan Support Given India Grain Aid

Wheat Gift To India Gets Strong Backine Bi-partisen Group Intro.  duces Bill To Aid The Eamished People

ICE-BREAKERS TURNED OVER BY SOVIET NAVY   United States Finally Gets Vessels Loaved Lo Russia In World War lf

MAJ. GEN. DEA ON POW LIST   Wife, Mother And Sor : Await Official  Report

Dean's Family, Troops Cheered By Safety Report  General Directed Last Ditch Stand In Fiery Taejon

FVELOOLTIG WACHIC Ui LUE JOCIL INCU § COTE L  Report Dean on Reds’ POW List

Dean ls Reported Prisoner of Reds In Korean Camp’  Heroic General Led

General Dear Said Among Those Held   Wite And Mother Of Missing Officer Fear Report May Be Untrue

Family Finds Report that Dean Is Red Prisoner Almost Too Good to Be True’

Mrs..Dean Is Happy, Afraid   Report Gen. Dean is PW Almost Too Good to Be True; She Doesn’t Trust Reds

‘General Dean’s Wife and Mother  Keeping Fingers Crossed  On Status of Red-Haired Hero

GENERAL DEAN LISTED AMONG RED PRISONERS   Korean War's First Meda Of Honor Winner Captured July, 1950.

 Almost Too Good To Be True” Gen. Dean Family E lated '\Over Hope of Safety

Make Budget Balance,  Leaders Told  High Taxes, Tighter Credit Seen - As Inflation Curb

Rash Of Carolina Blaze: Blamed On Cold Weathe   Two Fatalities Reported In Charlotte Oil: Fires: Forests Burn In South Carolina

SENATOR TAFT TOLD  HEISG.0.P. CHOICE   rwo Backers, After Survey, Tell Ohioan He Can Lead Party to Overwhelming Victory,

102 Deaths From Holiday: Mishaps. Far Under 1950   Of The 102, 76 Up.To Last Evening Were -in’ Car Crashes

JLIDAY’S DEATH OLL ESTIMATED NDER LAST YEAR   thout Late Thursday Re rts in, Thanksgiving ragedies Reported at 102 Violent Fatalities.   ECTROCUTIONS TAKE ‘HREE ILLINOIS LIVES   tional Safety Council Post  nes Estimated Time When illionth Highway Killing Will Take Place.

Holiday Death Toll   Falls Short of Record  ‘Established in 1951

Frigid Wave Sweeps East From Rockies   Subzero Belt Lies Across Nation From Montana te New York

Weather Blamed in 81 Deaths   Below Freezing Temperatures Hit Deep Into South

BITTER COLD GRIPS HALF OF NATION: 86 PERSONS DEAD   Frigid Blast Follows Wors Snowstorm of Winter— Mercury Below Freez ing at Many Points.   TEMPERATURES SKID IN THE DEEP SOUTH   Missouri Counts Three Fataiities and Kansas Four—  - Chicago Buried Under 1l-Inch Snow.

“Little Relief. Expected As  ey Pads Bram Rockiec Din Inta Tevac South

Frigid Blast: . Sweeps Down From Rockies.   - Fait of Country » Held in Grip “OF Cold Wave

Storm Leaves  86 Dead   Cold Wave Follows Barrage Of Snow In Midwest. East

Icy Blast From Rockies Leaves Toll Of 81 Dead In 18 States: Half Of U. S. In Paralyzing Grip

Storm Causes $6 Deaths Across U. S,  Eastern States Reel Under Impact  i

Reporton Red Atrocities Asked   Defense Depa rtment Seeks Clarification

Congress Atomic Energy Board to Consider Ways for Giving Allies More Information

OFFICERS CHOSEN ’ BY CUSTER LODGE   Henry Gould to Be New Chancellor Commander

Shakeup in Military Buying Program Being Considered   Dissatisfaction Voiced Over Slow Rate of Acctéleration in Placing of Munitions Orders; Task May Be Shifted to NPA Chief Harrison

Shakeup in Military Buying Program for Speedup Studied   Wilson May Put Defense Purchasing Under Harrison Alona With Industrial Program

Consider Shake-up In Military Buying   Officials Complain Placing of Munitions Orders !s Too Slaw

ODM Moving ToStepUp Arms Buying   Harrison as Chief Of Procurement. Looms in Shakeup

Military Buying Setup Studied .  Harrison. Suggested’ To Spur Program

Change Hinted For Military Buying Setup   Industrial Production Boss May Take Over As Defense Purchase

Armed Forees Purchase Plan  ‘Change Hinted   Harrison May Be Placed In Charge of Buying Rar Military

Man, Two Children Perish as Craft Abandoned by Crew, Falls in Street Of Washington Suburb; Two Live After Flaming W. Virginia Crash

“WE’VE GOT TO KEEP THIS NATION SOLVENT’ Pay-As-You-Go Taxation Is Demanded By President In Defending Budget

Balancing Of Budvet  Deealaied   President Defends Necessity To Levy  Higher Taxes

TRUMAN, RAPPED APPOSITION 10 TAXATION PLAN   Says Average Citizen Can Buy 40 Percent More Than In 1999

Oppose Cut In Voc Aq   “Mo. Congressman To Fight Slash . In: Federal: Funds.

‘View Is Expressed By United Drys Secretary ‘At Mississippi Baptist  Convention At Jackson

Some Crops Benefit From Moisture, But Need Hagh er lemneratures   LOCAL RAINFALL ‘1.1

PLANTING OF COR   Some Crops ' Benefit From Moisture, But Need Higher Temperatures   LOCAL RAINFALL 1.1

Enemy Closes In on Chechon, Key fo Routes South   Elsewhere, Reds Reported Retreating with Heavy Losses

DEATHS MOUNT AS REDS TRY NEW OFFENSIVE   Skirmishes Continue Qn Battle Line For Chechon

Threaten Gateway To Pusan  Enemy Retreats Te Oheebor So xuRiieer   Enemy Retreats In Other Sectors

Rail Center Of Chechon Is Target   American Pilots Observe Enemy Infiltrating

Mired Truck Closes Road At Rockton   Road Authorities May Bar Heavy Trucks From Penfield Pike Un  tel Conditions Imnrove.

Witness Recalls Atom Bomb Race  U. S. Fearful   U. S. Fearful Of Nazi Proaress

NEWS PLEASES (IN DELEGATES   Firing Of MacArthur I Supported By British And French Group

Debate Over MacArthur Had Raged Within UN   The British and French Especially Feared Leader Wrild Set Off Bie War

U. N. Surprised By Truman’s Action   Opponents Had Been Mor Vocal Than MacArthur's Supporters There

Reds Turn And Fight Or East Front   But Allied Tank Columns Roll At Will Where Enemy Had lron Triangle

Chinese Put Up  Defense In East   Patrols Probe New Communist Lines; UN Tanks Roam At Will In Triangle

UN ‘Tanks Probe New Enemy Line   g Allies Mopping Up Shattered Triangle Area as Comel munists Attempt Stand on Eastern Front

Allied Tank Forces Roam Thru Triangle   Almost Unopposed In The East, But Rougher In West

Red Resistance Is Spotty On Korean Fronts  East Fighting Stiff As U.N. Tanks Roam  Aan We7T?T) T.. WW act

Despite Heavy Losses, Enemy Power Strong   Communists Stage Series of Probing Attacks Near Yangqu

ron Triangle Area Abandoned By Communists  Key City Shattered; New Line Formed

Reds In East Sector Turn,  ‘Fight Allies   Advance Made Against Litde Opposition In West; Enemy Cringing

North Koreans Counterattack To Slow Pace   More Action On East« ern Front Than  Be Elsewhere.

Allied Tanks Roam About In lron Triangle  Cag: PR ee   Some Counterattacks Being Made by Red Forces

Opposition Gone Along East Front  Allies Roaming ‘Iron Triangle’

Tanks Roam af Will Over Reds lron Triangle  Enemy Turns and Biahte in tha Fact

Enemy Turns And Fights On Eastern Front  Allied Tanks Again Roam At Will Over Shattered Triangle

Allied Tanks Roam at Will As Reds Flee   On Eastern Front, Communists Turn and Fight Back

U.N. Patrols Roam At Will Over Trianale   Allied Forces See Little Opposition In North Korea

ALLIES” PROBING Ke DEFENSES OF RED FORCES   J. oN, Troops Kept Busy Beating Off North Korean Coun. terattacks.— Make One Gain.

UN Tanks Roam Over Remnants Of Iron Triangle   Patrols Push To Outposts Of New Red Defense Line

Allies Roam Over Battered Iron Triangle   Reds Retreat in Mass On Central Front But Turn and Fight Along Yanggu and Inje Line

East Front  Red Troops Turn, Fight   Allies Battle Thrusts Advance at Will in Triangle Sector.

Allies Busy Beating Off New Attacks   Tanks Roam Freely As Reds Back Qut Over Trianele Ares

Communists Stage Series Of Counterattacks As United   Nations Patrols Probe Through Intense Artillery   Fire—Allied Tank Columns Roam At Will Over Length Of Iron Triangle To Pyonggang, Running Into Little Opposition

But Allied Tank: Roam at Will In ‘Triangle’ Area   Heavy Concentration Of Enemy Reported in Pyonggana Sector

Communists Fighting On East Front   United Nations . Patrols Probe Through Artillery  Fire of Enemy

[ron Triangle Overrun By Allied Tank Columns Aoainst Feeble Resistance

Senators Vote A Divisions for  Allies’ Defense  Congress Acts To Keen Power   Congress Acts To Keep Power Over Shipment:

118 Formosans ReportedDead  In Earthquake   Shocks Said Worst Sinee 19146 When 3.000 Were Killed

Family: ‘Relationship ‘Confused:After GI. “Marries: Stan Sister:

Now His Mother Is His Mother-in-Law   Wedding Tangle for $oldiet Almost Makes Populer Sena Come True .

TEXAS LEADS NATION  Holiday Road Mishaps ~ Claim 35 State Lives      Ruy The Accoriated Prace

Labor to Balk At Wage Plan   Johnston Would Hitch Pay to Living Costs ~

Senate Ready For Its Next Bio Push   Leaders Tlope Drive Will End With  Oct .1 Adiaurnmenft

New Delay on Major Bills   Congress Leaders Still Hope for Adjournment Around October 1

House Rejects Test Draft Bill Lacking UMT   Vote 232 to 140 Indicates Passage of Administration Plan

Screen Writer Keeps Silent On Questions   Marshall ‘Opposes Plan To. Increase Marine Corps

House May Take Final Draft Vote   Action On Lowering Soldier Age May Be Taken Today

House To Vote On Lower Age For Draftees _.   ‘Action Alao Slated Ou Longer Service * “And Training Setup

FEARS (DECLARED WAR’ T . " Y ‘ ruman Says U. 8.  Won't Bomb China

Truman Says U. S. Will Not Propose »Bombing of China   President Believes Such a Move in U.N.  Might Involve Formal Declaration of War

Truman Says U. S. Not Considering Bombing China  Fears Such a Plan Would Lead to Forma War With Red Regime

President: No Plan To  Bomb China   U.S. Not Considering Asking Permission Of U.N. for It.

Formal War Idea Denied  By Truman   Time For Declaration Has Not Come, President Indicates

Red China Not To Be Bombed  Truman Says   UN Permission Mnst Be Granted; Not Time For War Declaration

Says Will Not Ask Permission  To Bomb China   President Voices Hope Diplomatic Talks May Yet End Korean Fight Hopes Can Avoid War

Truman Says U. S. ‘Not Planning To  Bomb Red China   Still Hopes Korean Fighting Can Be Ended By Diplomatic Neaotiations

Grand Jury Near End of Session  Inspection of County Home Set Today—83 Different Witnesses

Blood-Thinning Pills May Be Used © “To Combat Blood Clots, Frostbite

16 Die In Isle  Storm   $20,000,000 Property Damage Caused In Philippines

Depredations Hit Farm Community; Panic Spread by Phantom Raiders   BACHELOR A VICTIM

Citizens Asked To Mount Guarc  FBI Chief Urges Reports on Spying

Head Of FBI Tells Nation To Be Alert   Asks Americans To Mount Guard On Internal Security

Report on Mac’s Ouster Readied   8 Probers Writing Review, Cain Says

Report on Mac Arthur Prepared   Cain Reveals Eight Members of Committe Have Agreed.

Boyle May Be Called Before Senate Probers  ‘Influence’ Probers May Call Chairman  Art Praewmanarrnbie Darbw

Bernard Baruch Indicts Truman Administration In Sidewalk Talk With Servicemen And Their Wives

Baruch Assails Truman Regime  Hits ‘Incompetence nd Procrastination’

Senate Drops Plan to Revise Controls Law   Rejects President's Request for Repeal of Capehart Amendment

Britain Warns Suez Civilians To Leave Canal   Egyptian Policemen Arrested. Expelled

British Command Set To Evacuate Military Families   Sudden Decision Underscores Critical Situation In Egypt

More Officials Expelled for  Intimidation   LebanonDemandsStronger Role in Oil Policies; Abadan to Reopen

British Order Evacuation In Canal Zone  Will Compei Families   Will Compe! Families Of Military Men To Teave Soon

British High Command Announces Plans To Evacuate Up To Third Of British Military Families In Suez

MOVE BRITISH FAMILIES OUT OF SUEZ ARE!   Egyptian Labor Boycott Tries to Cut Off Britons’ Food.

British to Move Families From Tense Suez Ares   Expel Officials On Charge of Wooing Workers

iNo Social Significance—   Reds Rebuke Poet Who  Writes About Him and Her

Leading Soviet Poet Criticized for Writing About Love with Dacsion

No Passion i in Russ Love  MUST ‘HAVE POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE  Soviets Clip Poet's Wings

TOO MUCH LOVE  Comrade's Verse ls Disappointing To Red Newspaper

Manpower Job For Dr. Graham; Johnston Halted   Labor Dept. Post For Ex-Senator; Labor Still Nettled

Ex-Sen. Graham Gets Labor Post   To Head Manpower Work Under Tobin

War Flyer-Hero Killed in Mishap   Planes Collide, Major Robert E. Welch Dies

FIRST MEETING IN 21 YEARS IS THIS WEEK ‘Mine Rescue Contest To Be Revived

Liquor Inquiry Question Mark  Expect No. Full-scale Probe Will Be Made

Fire Hampers Hunt for 17th Body in Wreck  Flames Roar Over Site    Flames Roar Over Site  When Sparks Ignite Streamliner Butane Gas

Dean Saved Last Bullet .- For Self, Reporter Tola   French Red Scribe Tells of Interview With U. S. General

TELLS STORY   Red Newsman Claims He _ Had Interview Three  Days Ago

Saved Bullet For Himself? Red Newsman Says Dean owed Never To Be Prisoner

LOng-Miissing bdtie Vommoander odved Last OY Het TO Wil PRIPHSers  Red Correspondent Savs He [Interviewed Gen. Dean Last Friday

Reds Caught General Deau Through Ruse   War Hero Saved His Last Bullet To Kill Himself But Reds Captured Him Through A Trick

Dean Tells Red Newsmen He Saved His Last Bullet To Take Own Life

Dean Tells Correspondent He Planned To Shoot Self   French Newsman Visited General Three Days Ago

‘Communists Turn Thumbs Down—  Red Cross Inspection  Of Camps Refused   Officer Was Captured By Ruse—  General Dean Interviewed By Red Correspondent Three Days Ago

Communist Correspondent Says U. S. General Dean Saved Last Bullet For Himself, Was Taken by Ruse

GENERAL SAVED LAST BULLET FOR HIMSELF . Gen, Dean’s Desperate Fight For Freedom Alter UN Defeat At Taejon Told By Red Correspondent

Dean Saved Last Bullet For Himself   Medal of Honor Winner Preferred to Die Rather Than Be Red’s Prisoner

 Red Reporter Interviews Captured U.S. General—  Dean Saved Last Bullet for Himseli

 General Interviewed  Dean Caught Through Ruse; Had Intended to Kill Self

Amazing Story of Gen. Dean Learned; Had Saved Last Bullet to Use on Self

Saved Last Bullet English-Speaking Koreans Betrayed Gen. Dean To Reds

fgnores Communist Offer of Co-Operation Anti-Red Socialist Becomes Austria’s President Plans to Fight For End of Allied Occupation

Austria Has New Leader   Anti-Red Socialist Is Elected President. Pledges to Act

Austria Elects New President  Bitter Anti-Red Says He'll Act, Not Talk

STOOL PIGEON TRAP CHARGED   Defense Attorney Says Police Knew Of Burglar In Advance

Labor Studying Defense Setup  Consider Compromise On New Wage Board

Labor Council In New Look At Economy Setup   Faction To Study Compromise Made Rv Eric Tohnston

Labor Policy Group Reviews Board Proposal   Compromise Plan by Johnston to Broaden Powers Over Disputes

Labor Looks At Johnston’: Plan Again   Call U.L.P.C. Session On Terms of Wage Board Compromise

Labor Debates New Step In. Wage Dispute      Policy Group Takes Another Look At Johnston Proposal

ULPG Committe: Checking Terms   Leeders Take Action For Poss‘ble Return Of Stabilization Board

Labor Policy Committee Views Compromise Plan On Role In Mobilization

Labor Leaders Scan Proposal  For New Boare   Johnston Suggests Enlarged Panel To End Union Walkout

Taft Returning To Washington  Trip Booms Chances   Trip Booms Chances For Presidency

HOLIDAY AT! END   Semester Finals Closing In On Returning K. U. Students 

\! Ignore Russ Cease-Fire Suggestion — _— IROKs Observe Anniversary By Pledging Fight to Finish

Koreans Pledge Fight To Finish  Rhee Makes Fighting  Speech On Anniversary

Stork Catches Up With Streamliner ' INFANT BORN IN ‘PULLMAN BIRTH’

Motions Filed To Quash Charges Avains Trio Here   Stopped Here to Eat When Arrested, BurgJary Suspects Sav

Fort Wayne Men File Motion to Quash Warrants   Sam Goldstine Alleges His Nose Was Broken by Logansport Policeman After Arrest.

Jets, Migs In New Fight   2 Enemy Planes Prob ably Destroyed; All U.S. Craft Safe

Jet Air Fights  Resumed   Allies Bag 1 MIG In Fi _ Battle After 2 Day Lull; All UN Planes Safe

eds  ry ae ha, as      Pennsylvania Man Norwegian Flier Held Four Weeks

TWO AVIATORS ARE RELEASED   American And Norwegian Are Freed By Czechs After Four Weeks

AMERICAN FIGHTER PILOT IS RELEASED   Crech Communist Anthoritie Hand Over U.S. and Norwegian Jet Pilots.

Allies, Reds Renew Trade Talks Today   Russians Return To Parleys After Two-Year Lapse

Four-Power Berlin Talks Are Resumed   First Meeting in Two  Years on Berlin Trade, Transports Questions; Reds Send Advisors

Russia Joins Trade Talks  In Ger many   Red Officials Attend U. S. Fourth Of July Party In Berlin

MATTHEIS MAY OFFER ALIBI   Neighbors To Testify In Kazoo Rape-Murder Trial

Indonesia Kills Russian Pact Stalling Hopes   Willingness To Sign Jap Treaty Ruins Plan of Blocking Tactics

Indonesia Joins Western Nations In Upholding Pact  Gromyko,Satellite Delegates Slated To Quit Session

Reds Last Hope Of Frustrating Treaty Vanishes  ence Hums  Confe agente   Conference Hums With Speculation That Gromyko Will ‘Take A Walk’

SPECULATE REDS TO WALK OUT ON TREATY CONFAB   SIGNING OF PEACE PACT WITH JAPAN SET FOR TOMORROW

Russian Walkout Before Signing. Is a Possibility  Satisfaction Shown By Mast Delegates.

Russia’s Attack On Jap Peace Treaty Is Being Snowed Under   Notion After Nation Lines up Behind U. S.-British Sponsored Pact; Vote Figures Out Now to Be 48 for ond Three Against

SPECULATE REDS MAY WALK OUT   Indonesia to Sign Japanese Treaty Preserving Solidarity of Non-Communist Nations at Conference.

INDONESIA IS READY TO SIGN PEACE TREATY   Conference Hums With Guesses On  Departure Time

Indonesia Agrees To Sign Pact   Think Russians Likely To Walk Out Before New Treaty Is Signed

Indonesia Will Sign Jap Peace Treaty   Chance at Blocking Destroyed for Reds

Killer Seized in Mexico, 600 Mi. Below Border   Two Prospectors Kidnaped by Slayer Found Safe

Ohio’s House OKs © Slot Machine Ban  Ownership, Display Made Felony tindare hAAAeIR Landa fay Cannt,

Ohio’s House Passes Bill To Ban Slots  Pike Countian’s Measure Goes To Senate Far Action

Anti-Slot Bill Passes Easily In Ohio House   State Senate Votes Action Tightening Law In Sports ‘Fix’

FBI To Probe Feud Between Solon, Pearsor   Columnist, McCarthy Accuse Each Other Of Security ‘Violations

KOREA MISTAKE ‘EXPOSE’ Justice Department Gets  Pearson-McCarthy Feud

ARMY GIVES UP FEUD INQUIRY   Pearson-M’Carthy Controvers' Turned Over To Justice Department

Budenz Says Lattimore  Called ‘Cell’ Member   Former Daily Worker Editor Testifies ‘Commisar’ Called “EPR ‘Little Red Schoolhouse’ -

Brannan to Speak Aug. 22   Ag Secretary At 4-County Fair In Coon Rapids

Truman and Aides Have Discussion On Korean Peace   Counselors Reach No Policy Decision On World Situation

Top Problems Given Study By President   Joint Chiefs Confer on Truce Progress in Korea

UN Would Write Out Guarantee   Red Radio Ceases Propaganda Attacks After Offer To Write Out  Kaesong’s Neutrality.

Martin Dies Offers To ‘Take Case of Marshall ~WomenWholgnoredTax

 State Hunters May Shoot Buck, Doe in 15 Counties, Commission Says Today

CCIDENTS   Two Persons Are Injured as Slick Streets, Highways Take Car Toll

Two Persons Are Injured as Slick Streets, Highways Take Car Toll

Radio Man Plunge:  To Death In Ocean  Cause Of 7,000 Ft. Fall Not Certain

North Koreans Sent Reeling Reross Rivet   Lightning Division Captures Vital Mountain Peak

Western Allies Plan Mid-East Military Pact   Hope to Swing Most Arabs Into Allied Camp

Big 3 Plans Mid Eastern Defense Pact   Would Swing Arabs anc Mid-East Into Global Defense System Free World Is Developing.

Mid East Pact ls Considered  Big Three Seeking Way to Bring Area Into Western Camp

Red China Is Expected To Reject Truman Peace Bid, Start Offensive

Reds Expected To To Reply To Peace Offer Offer with All-Out Ground, Air ‘Offensive .°

Strategists Say Reds Will Rejeci Offer for Peace   Experts Believe Commies Readying For Big Offensive

Allied Truce Team Confers With Ridgway   Tension in Korea Mounts as Fighting Increases in Fury

NEW ANSWER TO COMMUNIST: COUNT COMING   Battle Fury Heightens As Tension Rises In  Far East Jockeying

Holiday ls Termed Safest Since War  Nation’s Memorial! Day Death Toll of 112 Is ie tag

Memorial Day One Of Safest .  Only 116 Persons Die  In Violent Accidents .

Holiday Death Toll Is Lower  Than Forecast   Traffie Fatalities. New Record Low ‘As Roads Are Jammed'

Safest Memorial Day Since War  116 Die in Violent Accidents—Highway Wrecks Claim 71 Dead

» Holiday Traffic Deaths Fall Below ’ Predicted 110   71 Die On Nation's Highways; Safest Memorial Day Since End Of World War Il for Motorists

‘Nation's Observance Appears to Have ‘Been One of Safest Since End of War

Ohio ‘Has Single Auto Death  116 Die in U. S., But Traffic Toll Still Record Low   ‘Rw The Asenriatest Preece’

MEMORIAL DAY DEATHS LOWER   71 Killed On Highway: Far Below Safety Council’s Estimated 110

New French Leaders Tackle Defense Issues   Rene Pleven Returns to Premier Post, Names Two for Atlantic Pact Direction

New French Cabinet Wins Test   Pleven’s Government Depends on Whims Of Socialist Party

Pleven Cabinet Buckles Down Te Defense Effor'   Socialists Stay Out But Pledge Support On Major Issues

COTTON HEARING DUE IN MEMPHIS   Senate Group To Hear Testimony For Stockpiling New Crop

GOP's Despefate Bitter Campaign Being Predicted   Chairman Boyle Tells Democrats To Get Ready For ’52.

BOYLE ALLEGES GOP DESPERATE   Democratic Party Chairman  Advises Leaders To Get - Ready For Bitter Cam paign.

Ships Collide  Fratahtar Ranartad   Freighter Reported To Be Sinking

Egyptian Channel Swimmers Reject Prizes to Protest Stories on King

Murder Charge On Two Students   Angered by a Scolding, They Killed Teacher and Another Boy, State Says

Angered Students Slay School Head  Chum Also Killed In Shooting Spree

Boys Confess They Killed Two Persons   School Official and Student Shot to Death By Pair of Angry Youna School Bovs

School Chief, Youth Shot .  Two Students Held For Double Slaying

American Jet Pilots Achieve Great Victory  Thirteen Of Enemy Jets Are Shot Down; Three More Damage

HISTORY'S BIGGEST ALL-JET VICTORY HISTORY'S BIGGEST ALLJET VICTORY. American Pilots Smash [6  Red Jets Over N. W. Korea

Yanks Damage Or Destroy 16.Enemy Jets   ‘New Mark Set as Tempo of Ground Fighting Increases

American Jet Pilots Down 16 Red Planes   Total of 209 Sorties Stage Huge Air Battle Over Northwest Korea

AERIAL BATTLE IS STAGED BY 219 JET PLANES   American Pilots Roport Damage To 20 Red Craft

Twenty Enemy Planes Downed Or Damaged  Greatest Jet-Plane Battle In History Occurs Over Korea

Bill For Training Doctors Laid Aside  Taft Blocks Action, ‘Can't Afford It’

Wide Search Under Way For Missing Plane   Ships Join Airplanes in Attempting to Find Trace of U. S. Transport Missing with 53 Persons.

Big ¢ Transport W ith 53 Aboard  Missing at Sea   Search Planes, Ships Speeding to Atlantic Area West of Ireland

Planes Converge Qn Atlantic For Search Missions   Pilots Report They Saw Liferaft From Missing Transport

Unconfirmed Reports Say Rafts Sighted  40 Planes, Five Ships to Scene Of Air Disaster

FOR BIG PLANE IS FRUITLESS   53 Persons, Including Five Officers, Are  Lost in Atlantic

Planes Covering Cold Waters Of  ‘Ocean In Search   Reports That Survivors are Being Found Remain Unconfirmed by Services; Three Nations Conducting ‘Greatest’ Sea Hunt

All-Day Search IsConducted — Over Atlantic  Forty Planes, Four Ships @ and Sub

COMB ATLANTIC FOR SURVIVORS U.S. TRANSPORT   B-29 PILOT REPORTS ‘QUITE A FEW’ RAFTS IN THE SEARCH AREA

Wide Hunt For Missing Plane Is On   Unverified Reports Of Rafts Sighted Spurs Search By Ships. Aircraft

40 PlanesIn HuntFor Lost Transport   Ships Also In  Search For Air  Force Craft Survivors In Atlantic

Some Saved, Broadcast Says  Life Raft Reports Spur Search For 53 On Lost Plane

SEARCHERS SPEED TO AREA OFF THe COAST OF IRELAND   ‘Spotter Believes He Saw Liferaft Near Wreckaoe, Flares   SEAS RUNNING HIGH   Giant Air Force Transport Vanished on Flight to Britain

Report of Life Rafts Spurs Hunt for Plane   40 Aircraft Criss-Cross Over Waters of Atlantic in Search of Missing Transport, With 53 Aboard—Five Ships Also Speed to Area.   DENY SURVIVORS PICKED UP

Missing Plane Hunt Spurred  Report Of Life Rafts Lacks Confirmation

Search Will Continue, However, as Long as There Is Any Hope of Finding Survivors

Planes and Ships Search For 53 On Missing Plane   Methuen Sailor Drowned in Fall From Carrier

No Survivors Found In Atlantic Search   All-Day Aerial Hunt Fails to Reveal Trace of 53 Aboard Missing Air Force Plane Despite Reports. of Sighting Possible Life Rafts

Quite a Few Life Rafts Sighted in: Area of Search  53 Persons Aboard . Missing Transport

OCEAN SEARCH FOR BIG PLANE IS FRUITLESS   53 Persons, Including Five Officers, Are Lost in Atlantic

40 PLANES CIRCLE OCEAN FOR CLUE TO LOST AIRCRAFT   Spurred By Reports Quits A Few Life Rafts Were Sighted In Search Area

Report Sighting of Life Rafis Spurs Search for Plane   Air Transport Down in Atlantic West of Ireland Carried 53.

40 Rescue Planes Hunt For Survivors   Five Vessels Nearby Join Search For Airmen

MISSING PLANE'S WRECKAGE SEEN OFF ARISH COAST   Life Rafts Are Sighted In Search For Sign Of Lost Air Transport Of U. S. Air  Force.

No Survivors Found at Sea   Search for 53 to Go On Over Atlantic: Rafts Sighted

40 Planes Search  Ocean for Victims   Giant Transport Missing Over Atlantic; Rafts Reported Afloat

PILOT SAYS SAW FLARES, LIFE RAFTS   But Other Planes Find No Trace of 53 Passengers of Transport Down at Sea.   40 PLANES AND 5 + SHIPS IN SEARCH   Plane Disappears in Atlantic on Flight to England; Early Story of Rescue is Denied.

Flares. Debris Of Downed Ak  Plane Sighted   53 Were on Board Plane in Atlantic: Ships Closing In

Rescuers Speed lo. Crash Scene  Aneae _   Ships and Planes Scou: Area for Downed Plane Off Irish Coast

Fail to Find Any Survivors of Lost Plane   Hunt for 53 On Giant Air Force Craft to Keep On Near Iceland

Believed Part Of Vanished Air Transport  High Officers Are Among 53 On Boar

Flares Sighted Along Route Of Missing Plane  Hopes Spurred For Survival Of 53 Aboard

Report of Life Rafts in Search Area Spurs Hunt For Missing Plane   40 Planes, Five Ships Seek Rescue Of 53 Persons

Pilot Searching For Lost Plane Sees Wreckage   Reports Flares; C-124 Is Missing With 53 Aboard

Wreckage And. Flares Reported   Big Plane Missing; Car rried 53 Men, Includins General

Unproven Report Spurs Search For Lost Air Transport Forty Planes,-Five Shine Seaue Wind:

All-Day Search Is Conducted © Over Atlantic   Forty Planes, Four Ships and Sub Are Employed Today

Wreckage Seen On Route of Missing Plane  Search Planes Sweep Ocean OF iraland   Search Planes Sweep Ocean Off ireland For Big Transport

Sea, Air Search  Fate of Lost Plan  Li... om owe bo ment   Hunt Continued For Giant C-124 With 53 Aboard

Planes Crisscross Search Area In Hunt for 53 Aboard Transvort   Report Unconfirmed That Survivors Were Being Picked Up; Dramatic Radio Message: Tell of Siaghtinag of Life Rafts In Ocreaqan

U. S. Airforce C-124 Long Overdue With 48 Passengers And Crew Of Five; Wreckage Seen Near Ireland

Report Plane s Rafts Sighted, Some Rescued   Broadcast Not Confirmed; Hunt Goes on for U.S. Transport

Planes in Hunt for Missing 52 on ISAT Craft Saurred by Raft Stories

Rescuers Speed  To. Crash Scene   Ships and Planes Scou Area for Downed Plane Off Insh Coast   ISOME WRECKAGE SEEN   U. S. Air Force Transpor' With 53 Aboard Object of Search

Speed Help Toward Spot Off Ireland   Air Spotter’s Report Holds Hope For 53 Aboard Giant Plane

Spurred by Report Many Life Rafts Are Spotted in Sea   Five Ships Speed At Full Steam to Join In Search

HUNT FOR MISSING PLANE CONTINUES   Life Rafts Reported in Search Area; Three Nations in Atlantic Rescue Effort

Planes And Ships Speed For Area Off Irish Coast   Report Of U. S. Treusport Picking Up Survivors Denied By Authorities

40 Planes, Five Ships Participate In Search for Air Crash Survivors

Pilot of B-29 Reports Seeing Flares on Sea   British Admiralty Denies Reports Some Survivors Rescued

Flares, Wreckage Sighted In Ocean _ May Be Big C-124   Big Plane Down With 53 Persons, Including’ A General, Aboard—Search Intensified Due Waeaet OF lraland

Wide Hunt on for Plane i in Atlantic   Spot Life Rafts Of Craft Downed With 53 Aboard

Sight Flares Along Route Of Lost Plane      U.S. Air Force Craft Disappears in Fog . Over Atlantic Area; Gen. Cullen Aboard

40 Planes Hunt Crash Survivors  B-29 Pilot Reports Sighting ‘Quite a  2... § $4.4. 8B. fie

Ruins Sighted Along Pathway ‘Of Lost C-124   53 Aboard Missing Plane Weather Ships Speed Ort Trish Coast

Vast Sea’ Hunt Staged to Find Plane Survivors   Search Centers Arounc Area Where Flares Are Reported

Rescue Craft Rushing Tc Scene 450 Miles Off Ireland   REPORT HEAVY SEAS IN IMMEDIATE AREA

53 Aboard Missing Craft   Say Life Rafts Seen In Search Area In Atlantic

Congress Urged To Keep Depletion Allowance on Oi!   Industry Representatives Appear Before House Group To Protest

MacArthur to Arrive  Tuesday   Delays Homecoming For Stopover In Honolulu

Civic Leaders Plan Welcome At Washington   President Passes Approval Note to Democratic Leaders

24-Hour Rest Will Delay  Homecoming   Stopover In Honolulu Postpones Arrival Until Tuesday

Big Welcome Planned For MacArthur   To Arrive Thursday; Republicans Demand Access To Secret Files On Pacifie

M ARTHUR 10 . STOP OVER DAY IN HONOLULU   Deposed General Due to Reach San Francisco Tuesday Afternoon.

General Is Assured Of Chance To Speak   ‘Democratic Leaders To Approve Invitation ‘For Ousted Commander To Address Both . Houses—Washington Civic Heads Plan Big - Welcome For Hero

Mac Delavs Return Dav: Plan Sendoff   Ex-Commander to Leave Japan Like an Emperor Monday

General Delays Return to U.S. Until Tuesday   MacArthur and Party Will Spend Day in Honolulu on Way Home

Republicans Want To See  Secret Files  Formal Invitation Expected Tuesday

Democrats’ Decision to Invite Him To Speak Approved by Mr. Truman; ‘ General to Be Given Hero’s Welcome

Party Plans 14-Hour Stop In Honolulu   Deposed Commander To Reach Coast A Day Later

Majority Party Approves Speech   Congress Nearly Certain To Hear Views on Far East

Invitations Pile Up For Gen. MacArthur to Appear   MacArthur Postpones His Departure: DueHomeTue.

MacArthur and Party to Arrive in U.S. Tuesday   Huge Reception for General is Planned at San Francisco

MacArthur Waits For Action On Talk to Congress  Rantihlicane Want

MacArthur Postpones Until Tuesday His Return To The United States

Full Hearing Seems Assured For MacArthur   Truman Approves; Washington Makes Plans For Welcome

MaeArthur Reiurning to U.S. Tuesday   Hero's Welcome Awaiting General Now Virtvally Assured of Full Hearing Before Joint Session

Democratic Chiefs Bow  To Truman   Way Cleared For Approval Tuesday Of Joint Session

General Awaits Bid To Address Entire Congress   MacArthur Stalls Senate Group’s Talk Unvitation

Reception at Frisco Is Put Off for Day; Honor Guard Will Direct Takeoff  Ridgway Aware  General to Discuss Jap Peace Treaty Before Leaving

General Assured Of Full Hearing Before Congress   Capital Plans Big Welcome for Returning General

General to Await Bic For a Joint Sessiox Address to Congress   GOP io Demand U. S. Seeret File:   MacArthur Asks Rep. Russell to Hold Uy Armed Services Talk

General Plans To Meet Dulles On Jap Treaty   Arrival Home Delayed a Day For Stop-Over

Demand Access To Diplomatic Files  MacArthur Almost Certain to Appear at Joint Con gress WILL ARRIVE. TUESDAY  Dulles Leaves for Tokyo to Speed Up Jap Peace  O.salL igs   WILL ARRIVE. TUESDA’

Dems, GOP Unite over Invitation   Big Welcome Celebrations Beina Manned

Ousted General ls Virtually Sure. Of Conaress’ Bid   Capital Prepares _ Welcome Ceremony When He Arrives

GENERAL TO ADDRESS CONGRESS   Truman Approves Plan to Invite MacArthur to Speak; Capital Planning a Hero’s Welcome.   REPUBLICANS WANT PAPERS ON CASE”   Call for Wedemeyer’s Report on Korea, and Why 120,000 Koreans Not Used in Army.

Gen. MacArthur Will Get Chance To Voice Views  Invitation to Speak   Invitation to Speak Before Congress Virtually Assured

Invitations Pile up for General to Give Views   Secret Report Made by Wedemeyer Sought, Also One on Koreans

MaeArthur Likely To Get Full Hearing   Republicans Want Access To ‘Secret’ State Documents

General Defers Return to U.S. Until Tuesday   Will Talk With Dulles Who Asks ‘Wise  Counsel’

Mac Virtually Assured of Full Hearing in U. S.   Cooperation on Welcome Wanted

Discuss Jap Treaty Before  Doug Leaves Will Get To TJ. S.   Will Get To U.S. Tuesday; Ridgeway Will Push Treaty

M Arthur Cagey About Senate Committee Talk  Won't Accept Bid Pending Speech To Entice Conarecs

GOP DEMANDS SECRET FILES ON MACARTHUR   SAN FRANCISCO AND WASHINGTON ARRANGE WELCOMING PARTIES

MacArthur Wilt Get Hearing From Congress   Ceremonies Planned When He Arrives In Nation’s Capital

Capital Sets Up Big Welcome for MacArthur   coming Home Tuesday; Congressional Hearina Is Assured

Waiting on Verdict on Joint Talk   Committee Issue in Air Until He Knows on Full Congress.

Truman Approves Plans For  Big Welcome To MacArthur   General Assured Of Full Hearing Before Congres Next Week; President Prods Democratic Leaders To Join In Honoring Military Leader.

General Delays  Arrival on Coast  Schedules Landing Tuesday Afternoon

Truman OKs Report To  Joint Session   General Delays One Day For Dulles’ Parley

Washington Civic Leaders Planning Huge Welcome    Fired General To Speak Before Joint Meeting Of Both Houses Of Conaress

High Honors Await Mac at Capital   Congress Leaders Make Plans for Joint Meeting

Gen. MacArthur Postpones Until Tuesday His Return To United States

FULL HEARING ASSURED MacARTHUR   Wherry Hails Public Reaction To Dismissal

‘Mac’ Asked Last-Minute Treaty Talk   Dulles Rushes To Get General’s View On Japanese, Treaty

HUGE RECEPTION BEING ARRANGED ON WEST COAST   Rousing Welcome Is Planned At San Francisco Upon Arrival OF Gen. MacArthur Tuesday.

Truman Sparks Dem Assent To Hear ‘Mac’   General To Address Joint Session At End of Next Week

General Delays Return to Mainland Until Tues dav: Mav See Dulles Before Departure

Final Talks’ On Japanese Treaty Held By M’Arthur   General To Leave Tokyo Tomorrow, Stop In Honlulu

MacArthur to Meet Dulles  Before Leaving for Home  General Virtually Assured of Full Hearing Before Conaress After Arrival on Tuesday

MacArthur Assured of A Hearing   President Approves Plan for General  To Appear Before Members of Congress

Big Reception ls Planned for Ousted General   Views on Korea War Probably Will Be Sought at Hearing

Bands, Gun Salute Ready In Washinaton   Congress Waits For General's Heralded Talk

—MacARTHUR—  U.S. Return Delayed Day By General  San Francisco  Plans Recention

( OP Demands Look at Seeret Files, Wants to Query General   Truman Prods Congress To Invite Leader To Talk

Full Hearing For M Arthur Seems Certain  G. O. P. Demands Access to Armed Services Files

Returning Far East Commander Virtually Assured Of Joint Session Audiente

MACARTHUR PLANS RETURN TUESDAY   Postpones Trip Home To Stop Day In Honolulu

MacArthur Assured Hearing by Congress   Democatic Leaders, Prodded by President, Clear Way for Formal Invitation to Speak; Washinaton Plans-Great Welcome for General

General MacArthur Postpones Return To U.S. by Day; To Rest in Honolulu

Giant Welcome Planned For Ousted Hero   Truman Clears Way For Talk To Both Houses Of Congress

GENERAL — T0 ADDRESS. ~ CONGRESS   Truman Approves Plan’ Invite MacArthur. Speak; Copital Planning. a Hero’s Welcome.              REPUBLICANS WANT: PAPERS ON CASS   Call for Wedemeyer’s Report on Korea, and Why. 120,000 Koreans Not Used in Army. ak

MacArthur Will NotReach U.S. Until Late Tuesday  General And Party

Invitations Pile Up For MaeArthur   General Assured Of Full Hearing By Congressmen

‘Happy About It,’ Truman Says  MacArthur To Get Congress Hearing And Big Welcome

General Postpone: Return to US Until Tuesday  To Talk With Dulles Possibly on Treaty With Tanan

Truman Administration Repudiated By Avalanche Of Protests, Joins In Planning For Deposed General

Present Controversy Recalls Feud Between T aft And Father Of General

Demand Access To Diplomatic Files MacArthur Almost Certain to Appear at Joint Congress Session WIL ARRIVE TUESDAY  Dulles Leaves for Tokyo to Speed Up Jap Peace  ee ee

CONGRESS WILL GIVE MACARTHUR CHANCE TO TALK   Full Hearing Is Assured For Deposed ommander — Civil Leaders Arranging  War Welcome.

Guns To Greet Fired General In Washington  Address At Joint Meeting Planned

Probe Of Video Shows Ordered   Plunging Neckline Listed In Inquiry

Receives Honorary Degree   Wake Forest College Confers Doctorate On Robeson Pastor

Kansas Flood Threats Ease   Big Arkansas River Still Up; Hutchinson To Crest on Saturday

FOUR LU STARS RECEIVED $18,500 FOR FIXING GAMES   University Abandons InterCollege’ Athietics as Result of Scandal   ALE GAMES CANCELLED   Four Players Admit Taking Bribes to Fix Seven Cage Contests

School Abandons Sports Program Due To Scandal  Intercollegiate  Competition  Out At LIU

Editor Edgar Howard Dies At Columbus  Ex-Congressman Colorful Citizen

Dems Beat Several Incumbent Mayors in Hot Primary Races   Comeback Staged By Ex-Fort Wayne Republican Mayor

Assembly Votes Aged Aid Boost To $75.a Month  Kohler Gets Bill; State’s Share of Costs Increased

GRANT LETTERS IN THE STREEPER ESTATE   Two Sons and Five Grand: children Are Listed  As Heirs   THE HOLEMAN ESTATE

GRANT LETTERS IN ESTATE OF LATE EDDINGTON MAN   Brother of Late James. J Ellison is Named The Administrator   McKELVERY ESTATE   Nine Beneficiaries Named In Will of Concetta Rubino

Turk. Greek  NATO Seats  Are Argued U.S. Confident Plan To Be OKd

ATLANTIC PACT EXTENSION MOVE NEAR SHOWDOWN   Disputed American Proposal Goes Before Council—U. S. Confident Of Eventual Approval.

Some Opposifion To NATO Adding Greece, Turkey  U. S. Tells Allies In Europe That Aid ls Reaching Peak

U. S. Tells NATO Allies They Must Give More   Turkey, Greece Issue Hits Snaq

oe —U. S. PLAN IS OPPOSED— ©’ Denviiarls, Norway May Bar New Pact Members

U.S. Proposal Heading For Showdown   Plan to Extend Atlantic Alliance To Greece, Turkey Is NATO Subject

Greek-Turk Fight Nears  Showdown   Denmark, Norway Cool To Extension Of Atlantic Alliance

Some Cool to Greece, Turkey ~ Draw Near Showdown on Extending Atlantic Pact

‘Proposal To Extend Aflantic Pact To Greece, Turkey Nears Showdown

U. S. Confident of Eventual Okay for Greece and Turkey   Denmark, Norway Cold to Extending Pact to South

U.S. Proposal Heading For  Showdown   Norway. Denmark Reported Against Extension Plan

N. A. T. 0. NEARS BIG SHOWDOWN   Action On Proposal To Ad. mit Greece, Turkey Up Today

Dream of Invading Mainland of China A Step Nearer Reality for Chiang   Troops Could. Be Ready 6 Months After Getting Equipment, He Says

Pope Reiterates Church Stand On Private Property   Pontiff: “Asserts: Better: ° Weelth Distribution - x * Part'of Program:

Pope Reiterates Church Stand On Private Property   Pontiff Asserts Better Wealth Distribution  Part of Program

DISCREPANCY OF 81,000 KOREANS Appalling Atrocities Seen in Foe's "Cameouflaage’

Army To Discharge World War Il Men  In Reserve Corps   All Enlisted Men To Get Release From Service Rw December ?0

U. §, RESERVES! DUETO RETURN TO HOMES SOON   Involuntary Gls To Be Released By End Of Year

Army to Release Veterans Called From Reserves   Childiess Married Men Also to Face Reclassification

Law Request 1s Political Trick, Sen. Taft Says   Asserts Truman Only Admitting Dishonesty in Government

Taft Says President Truman Admits To Dishonesty in His Administration

Taft View's Truman's  Suggestion on Income ‘As “Political Trick”

Taft Says Truman Income Order Is ‘Political Trick   Calls It Admission Of Dishonesty In Address at Omaha

Musmanno Wins Hot Court Fight   Communist Foe Fought Almost Alone Against Party Choice in Registering Astonishing Victory

Musmanno Surprises, Wins Race for Supreme Court   County Vote  for Supreme Court

1916 Opinions Recalled  Sen.Taft’s Father Favored Firm Powers for President

Tatts Father Quoted as Authority ‘For Presidential’ Power over Army

U.S. Is Reported Renewing Action  Demands in U. N.   Chairman Of Committee Acknowledges No New Results From Plan

U.S. Uraes Action In China Case   Peace Feeler Snub Sets Off Talk Of Form Of Punishment

Mystery About That Dirigible   Truman Calls For Let-Up In Self-Seekin 2 In U.S.

Moratorium Proposed On Self-Seekine   Savs People Must Realize Now Isn't Time To ‘Get’

Five- Ton Boulder  Huge Rock Rolls Down Hillside, Pins Woman in Her Bedroom

Pinned In Her  —_ BedroomUnde:  Huce Boulder   Elderly Spinster’s Feet, Legs And Hips Are Caurht

Walkout Threatene Threatene  U. S. Will Tackle Steel Pay Dispute

U.S. Will Tackle Wage,  Prices in. Steel:Dispute   Expire Dec 37°

Gov't Plans Steel Talks With Company   Strike Threatens As Deadline Nears, Union Maps Strategy

BLAIK 10 STAY AT WEST POINT, SAYS CLOSE SOURCE   Army Football Coach Explains “Whole Problem As It Was” To Reporters

REPORT BLAIK MAY QUIT POST   West Point’s Coach Calls Press Conference To Reveal Plans

West Point Coach May Quit Today   Biaik Schedules Press Conference in New York Cafe

Cadet Forced ‘To Squeal’ on His Teammates   Army Coach Blaik Plans to Continue At West Point

Ringmaster Earl ‘Red’ Blaik of Army’s Powerful Football Teams For Ten Years Is Expected to Chart His Future Today

Coach At Army May Quit Over Cribbing Issue.   Ringmaster Earl ‘Red’ Blaik of Aimy! . Powerful Football Teams For Ten Years Is ‘Expected to Chart His Future Today

Army's Coach Outlines Future Course Today Amid Reports He Will Resign

Cadet Didn’t Want to Squea! On Teammates   Grid Captain Says Prison Threat Used

Army Coach Will Bare His Plans Today  Blaik Holds News Cawforesne. ay ee 

Captain-Elect Of Army's Football Team Forced To Squeal On Teammates

‘Denies High Pressure Used to Secure Grid Talent  West Point Recruiting Tactics Correct and Proper, Says Blaik

‘Threatened With Prison’ — _ Grid Captain Says He Was Forced’ to Talk

Blaik Rumored Ready To Quit Academy Post   West Point Grid Coach Declines Comment on Report

Army Captain Had to ‘Squeal’ Qn Teammates   Graduate Manager Asked Congressmen to Name Good Plavers

Ringmaster of Army's Powerful Grid Teams Rumored Preparing to Quit Job

Blaik Won't Qui As Grid Coach At West Point   Army Recruiting System Under Fire at Academy

Forced To Squeal, Says Cadet   Captain-Elect) of  Grid Team Talks

West Point Football Captain Tells Own Story of Dismissals; Threatened with Prison, Claim

Blaik To Chart aco Future  In Interview   Press To Meet With Coach; Rumors Say He’ll Guit Post

Army's 1951 Grid Captain Tells of Academy Threats   Col. Biff Jones Admits Asking for Grid Appointments

—WEST POINT— Will Outline Position At  Conference  Scandal Wrecks Footbal] Squad

News Conference Today May Clear Air About Blaik   West Point Coach Says He'll Outline Stand On Scandal

Legislators Are Flocking Into Austin For Tuesday Opening of 52nd Session

Florida Faces New Threat of Big Hurricane   ‘Warnings Posted as Sea Storm “Appears” To Be Headed for Coast of Cuba

Hurricane Moves Toward Florida   Small But Dangerous Blow Reported Near Cuba

Miami Alerted For ‘Dangerous Tropical Storm   Disturbance May Grow In Intensity Before Reachina Isle of Cuba

1952 Budgets In Community Chest   Hurricane Warnings Go  Up in Miami   Caribbean Blow Could Put Damper On Legion Parade

New Hurricane Is Rated Small  But Dangerous   Warnings Flying Over Florida Keys; Cuba In Path.   Foe Ties Up

UAL Plane Falls at S.F.; No Passenger:   Crew of Three Reported Aboard; All Feared“Dead

Three Defendants Face Possible Death Sentence as First Atomic Spy Trial in U. S. History Opens

WraTrurn   Duff and Others Supporting Ike Convinced He Would Enter Race

But That’s All Solons Expect To Agree Upon   Bridges Predicts At Least 2 Reports At Inquiry’s End

Solons Probing MacArthur Ouster Agree tt Was Deplorable, Indefensible

Probers to Slap Truman s Firing of Mac, 2 Say   Predict Committee to Rule Manner of Ouster ‘Deplorable’

Say MacArthur Probe Due To Score ‘Firing’   Ouster Mishandled; Wide Split Seen On Other Issues

MacArthur Probe Group Not Likely To Agree  Unanimity Seen Only on Report Assailing Manner  Of His Firing

Agreed Report On WaArthur’s  Ae...9 N Firing Forecas   Committees Will Act Me Proposal to Speed Case, Now in 7th Week

Senators Say Investigation Favors Mac  2 Lawmakers Call General's Ouster ‘Indefensible’

MARTHUR PROBE SPEEDUP URGED   Action Due Today; Senators Score Way General Was Fired

Both Parfies Say M' Arthur Ouster Wrong   But Disagreements Ex pected in Rest Of Report On Probe

Report to Call Truman Action  ‘Indefensible’  All May Call It “Deplorable” But From There On There Will Be Disagreement Bridges and Sparkman Sav.

Spanking For Triman Predicted   Manner Of Firing General ‘Indefensible’

Senators Agree On ‘Deplorable M ‘Arthur Firing  Committee Expected To Disagree About Other Inquiry Items.

MACARTHUR HIRING CALLED INDEFENSIBLE   Committee Is Expected To Label Action ‘“‘Deplorable”’

Ridgway Invites Reds fo Choose Truce Talk Site   Insists on Sector Not Under Control Of Either Side

—Le rire—  Pick Truce Site, Reds Are Told   ‘Must Be Located In No-Man’‘s Land’

Ridgway Invites Reds to Select — Own Parley Site   General] Suggests Plac Midway Between Two Front Lines

RIDGWAY INVITES REDS TO PICK SITE FOR TALKS WITHIN NO-MAN’S LAND

Next Move In Armistice Talks Up To Enemy  Allies Propose New Site For Negotiations

Ridgway Asks Reds To Name New Talk Site  Communists Reject General’s Proposal

Gen. Ridgeway Invites Reds to Pick Truce Site   U.N. Headquarters _Now Await Reply of Communist Leaders

NEXT MOVE IN TRUCE TALKS IS UP TO COMMIES   Ridgway Suggests Red: Select Neutral Site For Parley   EARLIER PROPOSAL FLATLY REJECTED

Former Paratrooper Tumbles Six Stories and Is Not Hurt   Suffers Bruises and Maybe Rib Fracture

‘Strong Shoulder and Lots of Luck’ Ex-Paratrooper Falls 6 Stories ‘Onto Sidewalk, But Is Unhurt

EX-PARATROOPER JUST BRUISED Falls Six Stories to Concrete, Lives

Tumbles Six Stories, Lands on a Sidewalk, Lives to Tell About It

Falis Through Air With Great Ease   Ex-paratrooper Drops Six Stories to Sidewalk But Lives to Tell the Tale

- Victory In Election Was Another ‘Shining Hour’ In Long And Colorful Career Of Churchill -

President Gives Annual Mid-Year Economic Report   Congress Is Told We May Have to "Raise Our Sights‘

Troop Goals Said Subject To Inerease   Economy Of Nation Declared Firm By President

ie ee Tr uman 1 Tells Coney 88: .  Still Greater Defense .  Needed Even If Peace Comes At Once InKorec   President Asks for Authority For Construction of Defense Plants by U. 8S. Government

Truman Calls for Greater Defense Progr: am De spite  Whatever Hap ypens In Korea

PEACE OR WAR IN KOREA NOT SOLE PROBLEM  W « be vat Situation Reed to Deter. min e if Goals Are

MAY HAVE TO RAISE SIGHTS ON DEFENSE PROGRAM, HE SAYS   President’s Economic Report To Congress Makes Strong Appeal For Renewed Mobilization Effort: Sees Other Trouble Spots Ahead.

Russia Must  Be Watched — For Additional Threat Of War   Keonomic Report ‘Ta Congress Mades Tax TInerease, Stronger Priee Controls Asked

Cites Trouble Spots in Iran,  Other Lands   President Again Asks More Taxes In Economic Renort

[May Have “To Raise Our Sights” On Defense Program President Truman Tells The Conaress

Truman Urges Sfill Greater Defense Goals  Claims Need   Claims Need Even Tho Peace Comes in Korea

U.S. Must Watch © World’s Trouble Spots: President   Peace Or War In Korea Probably Will Not Change Defense Status, President States In Economic Report; Requests Stronger Price Controls, Tax Increases

Warren Turns Down O’Conor  Call In Probe   Florida’s Governor Defies Solons On Crime Quiz Order

Warren Rejects Senate Crime Inquiry Subpoena   Fla. Governor Says Committee Lacks Power To Call Him: Cites Sovereignty of States

Florida Chief Defies Senate   Won't Appear Before Crime Committee fer Quizzing

Questions Senate Group’s Authority  Florida Governor Says He Will ‘(Not Appear Before Crime Body

 ae Gov. Warren  Defies Order   Florida Executive Returns Subpoena

WARREN REPLIES TO CRIME GROUP   Florida Governor Says He Will Not Appear Before Committee Next Monday Or Anv Time.

Flood Projects Hinge on Senate   Measure is Introduced To Increase Borrowing Capacity of Authority

Three Die in Road Mishaps   Toll for Year In Oklahom«e Jumps to 538 With Nev Accident Fatalities

Oklahoma Highway Death Toll Spurts   Four Deaths Send Total To 23, Seven Ahead Of 1950

Sailor Who Used Handbills To Broadcast Dislike For Food Cited For Court Martial

 Sailor Arrested for Handbill Gripe About Quality of Chow at Navy Base

State Aid To School Move Is Debated   Senate Receives Budget Measures From Committee

Legislators Gel Warning On Schoo! Aid   State Budget Director Iniorms  Lawmakers That Soaring  “Budget Will Jeopardize General Fund Surplus

Nasfer Denies Tried for Cash   Witness In ‘Tax Fix’ Shakedown Hearing Seem: Much Upset At Questions

Naster, Under Oath, Denies Tax Fix Bid   Second Principal Calls Teitelbaum  Axeeaint Faleahood

Ex-Con Said He Helped Him Get Passport   Won OK for Europe Trip Through Caudle’s Aid, Witness Declares

Caudle Helped Speed Passport For His ‘Friend’ On U.S. Parole   Naster Accused of Attempted Shakedown, Called  By Investigators

Public Hearing : On’Shake-Down Called Unfair   McKinney Hopes Tax Scandals Won't Be © Major Issue in 1952:

No Truth to Abraham Teitelbaum's Story, He Tells House Committee Probing Tax Scandals.

Witness in Fear Before Tax Probers   Declares No Truth In Teitelbaum Story Of Extortion “Fix”

Witness Denies ‘Shakedown’ In Tax Inquiry  Naster Declares Teitelbaum Story

McGrath Ouster Demand Is Made   Dishonest Employes Draw McKinney Fire

Ber Ke -Naster Asks To. Be-Excused::  Tax “Shakedown 2 Witness. Balks At. ‘Public Testimony

RepublicansSayTaxScandal Won ’tBeDead, As Democrats Predict, by Elections in 1952

Denies He Was In On Tax Extortion   Bert N. Naster Testifies Be fore House Investigators   IN TEITELBAUM CASE  McGrath Orders Grand Jury Investigation of Whole Matter

MCGRATH, Fol LEADER MEET WITH TRUMAN   Indications President Will Act to Counter Tax Scandal Talk,

Naster Denies He Ever Attempted To Get Money From Teitelbaum As Tax Fix Hearing Is Continued  Nervous Witness Refuses Some Answers Because of Fear

Passport Soon Issued To Naster   Tells How He Went To See Caudle And Soon Got Permission Ty Visit Europe

Naster Goes On Stand In House Probe  Accused of Trying To Get Funds  From Chicagoan

Naster Says ‘Tax Story Not True   Nervous Witness Denies Any Part in Alleged $500.000 Shakedown

Wi'ness Denies Accusations in Tax Fix’ Case   Bert K. Naster Refuses to Answer Sorne Questions Out of “Physical Fear”.

Naster Denies Teitelbaum’s ‘Fix’ Story   Testifies Under Oath Before House Group

He Claims Fix Story Is Untrue   Caudle’s Friend Is Nervous Witness At House Hearing

Naster Pleads  To Be Excused From Testifying   Man Named In “Tax Fix” Shakedown Attempt Too Upset.

Naster Denies  Tax Ties   Vows He Never Tried To Get Money From Teitelbaum In ‘Tax Fix’ Shakedown

Didn’t Seek Money, Says Bert Naster   Claims ‘No Truth’ In Teitelbaum Story Of Tax Shakedown

Friend of Caudle — Testifies    Truman Reported, _ Angry at Way Friend: ‘Have Let Him Down.

TAX SCANDAL HEARINGS ARE RESUMED AS DRASTIC ACTION BY PRESIDENT IS RUMORED

Accused Tax Fix Witness Requests Secret Hearings   Federal Grand Jury Action Brings Plea from Naster, Linked to Shakedown Claim

Naster Denies He Iried Shakedown Over Tax Case   Florida Business Man on Stand Is Nervous During Questioning

Naster Says Caudle Got Him Passport  “Talk with Friend Brought  Ree Ae 8 Oe ee

Bert N. Naster Testifies Beforé House Investigators '   HIN TEITELBAUM CASE   McGrath Orders Grane Jury Investigation of Whole Matter

Friend of Caudle — Testifies.      Paper Charges Fors Atiorney General: Thatu: YWHidd ‘mas:

Tells Probers Teitlebaum  Story False   Witess Balks At Questions, Giles ‘Fear’

Naster Asks To Be Excused From Testifying  House Committee Tolt Public Testimony Would Be Unfair

Got Permit in “Normal Way” In Two Days   House Witness Asks to Be Heard Privately. Is Overruled—Nathan  Told Him of “Friend”

Naster Denies Part  in Tax ‘Shakedown  Parolee Got Passport Quickly After Caudle Call

Republicans Scoff at Predictions That Scandals May Result in Housecleaning

Guard Divisions To Go fo Japan  Unite to Bolster   Units to Bolster MacArthur Forces

Two Divisions Alerted for Duty in Japan  45th of Oklahoma, 40th of California To Move Next Mont

TWO GUARD UNITS ALERTED FOR JAPAN DUTY AS SECURITY IN RUSSIAN AREA PROVIDED

Two Divisions of National Guard Going to Japan   California, Oklahoma Guardsmen Expected tc Satl Late in March

Shivell Chesen ‘Man Of Year’  Head OF 1950 Fair ' Wins Jeycee Honats.

U.5. ENDS YEAR ~ WITH A SURPLUS   EXCESS OF INCOME OVER EXPENDITURES MAY REACH $3,308,000,000.

Budget Surplus Sef at §3 Billion   Second Largest In Nation’s History

76 Black to 85 Red Figure Years’ May Be Last Surplus for Long Time  Government Ends. Year With $3.3 Billion Surplus

 ; , Government  Has Surplus   Fiscal 1951 Ended With U.S. In Black

Oatis Can Set Out in 5 Years if He ‘Behaves’   ‘Three Czech Aides In  ‘Bureau Office Fare ; Much Worse

Oatis Gets 10 Years Sentence   State Dept. Calls Trial “Ludicrous Trayesty of Justice’.

QATIS 1S GIVEN 10-YEAR TERM BY RED COURT   Correspondent Of AP Is Sentenced On ‘Spying’ Charge

DATIS 1S GIVEN TOYEARS AS ‘SPY’   Czech, Trial of Correspond: ert Called Sham by AP in New York

CZECHS SENTENCE OATS TO 10 YEARS   “GOOD BEHAVIOR” WILL CUT NEWSMAN'S PRISON TERM IN HALF.   Ry POWNALD NOANE.

American Newsman Draws 10-Y ear Sentence On Charge Of Spying Against Czechoslovakia

AP Man Given 10-Year Term By Red Czech:   Trial Of Correspondent Termed Mockery By Associated Press

Holiday Death Figure Climbs To Total of 129   Boating Tragedy, Traffic Accidents Swell Labor Dav Tol

Weather at Yuma   Landslide Wrecks  ‘rown In Northwest   Heavy Rains Result In Floods And Earth Slides In Western Washinaton

Earthslides Diacue West   Torrential Rams Send All Rivers Near Flood Stage in  State of Washington Re Trite Prece

Washington  Hoods Start Landslides   Salmon Beach Homes Crushed as Mud Spills Down Cliffs

Senate Dodges Vote on State Tncome Tax Act   Upper Chamber Wants To Quit Until Dec. 10; House to Meet Today

lran Premier  Says He'd Quit   Won't Tolerate Pact To Disadvantage

Actor Hayden Admits He Was Commis   Gives Committee Names of Others in Hollywood Cell

SECOND FILM STAR ADMITS HOLDING CARD      Misguided Emotion, Disgust Revealed By Hayden

Actor Admit: 1946 Link To Red Cell   Gave Lp in Disgust, Sterling Hayden Testifies at Probe 

Pact Delegates Give Truman An Ovation  Formal Address Omits Earlier Reference to

President Sees Wide Support For Peace Aim   Russ Backing Of Pact Urged As Conference Opens

Truman Issues Rebuke At Jap Treaty Session  Meeting Will Show Those Wanting Peace

Unity Prayer . Opens Peace — Treaty Talks   Signing Held Vital Move For Harmony; Korean Security Demanded.

Russia Dared by Truman to Work for World Peace   Japanese Peace Treaty Offers More Than Tall for Peace, He Assert:

PRESIDENT GIVEN OVATION AS HE OPENS MEFTING   Declares Historic Conference Will Show “Who Seeks Peace and Who Seeks to Prevent it.”   MENTION OF M’ ARTHUR BRINGS APPLAUSE   Executive Voices Belief Pact Will Reduce Tensions That Now Grip the World.

Frisco Address Hurls Challenge At Soviet Bloc   If You Oppose War Then Prove It Now, President Declares   Piclures on Pace 7

SOVIETS ASKED TO SUPPORT JAP PEACE TREATY   Truman Propeses Mescow Prove Its Desire To  End War   PRESIDENT FORMALLY OPENS CONFERENCE

Truman Issues Rebuke At Jap Treaty Session  Maatine Will Shaw   Meeting Will Show Those Wanting Peace

Would Vote On ABC Stores On Nov.6  ‘Liquor Referendum Bill Sought   ‘Across-Board Tax Boost Seen

Would Vote On ABC Stores On Nov. 6  Liquor Referendum Bill Sought

State-Wide Vote On Liquor Asked In Legislature   Assembly Studies Bill Concerning Drunken Driving

VOTE BILLION “SLAG IN AID FOR EUROPE   House Committee Agreement on Reduction Subject to Reversal,

House May Cut Billion from Aid Outlay Overseas  Committee Acts On Proposal for Shift in Control

And Place Project Under New High Official— House Group Votes Tentatively to Lop Billion Off Truman Foreign Aid Program

$1-Billion Foreign Aid Cut Pl Planned      House Group Also Would Place New Official in Charce

May Lop Billion Off Foreign Aid    House Committee Agrees Tentatively to Place Entire Program Under New High-Level Official

Favor Big Reduction In Aid Bil   House Group Agrees On Billion - Dollar Cut In Foreign Aid Program Bill

Slice Slated In Foreign Aid Measure   House Committee Tentatively Lops Off $1 Billion

Foreign Aid. Program Due For Big Cut   House Committee Reportedly Has Agreed to Slice Plan $1 Billion

Senators Vote Aid Fund Cut, One Man Rule   Military Included; Connally Opposes Help to Formosa

House Committee Said to Be Agreec On Slashing Billion Dollars  FromTruman’s Foreign Aid Program

Foreign Aid Plan Slashed One Billion  House Committee   House Committee Would Put Progran Under New Official

Foreign Aid Will Be Cut With Single Agency Head  Committee Reaches kT onentien £8 7   Committee Reaches Tentative. Outline °  On Truman Plans

HOUSE GROUP AGREES TO CHOP FOREIGN AID   WOULD PUT ENTIRE AID PROGRAM UNDER NEW TOP OFFICIAL

New Agency Proposed to Direct Entire Project: ; ; House Group Tentatively Lops Off $1 Billion From Administration’s Foreiqn Aid Request

One Billion to Be Lopped Off   Committee of House Members in Accord

HINT SLAS FOREIGN Alp   House To Recommend One Head For Spending Program

Foreign Aid Bill Facing $1 Billion Appropriation Cut   House Committee Reported Ready To Remove Program From Acheson’s Control

House Group Votes Tentatively To Lop Billion Off Aid Program   To Place All Transactions Under A New High-Level Official   U.S. Officials Confident Jap Peace Treaty Will Be Signed

House Committee Votes To Lop Billion From Truman’s Foreign Aid Program

House Committee May Cut Foreigr Aid Program  Military, Economic Hely Would’ Re Cut

Foreign Aid Due For Cut In Congress   House Foreign Affairs Committee About Agreed to Slash Off Billion Dollars in Relief.

GUT IN FOREIGN AID PROGRAM 1S BEING OUTLINED   House Committee Tentatively Agrees To Reduce Truman's Request For  $8,500,000,000.

$1 Billion Foreign Aid Cut Decided   Committee Agrees to Put Progranis Under 1 Official

House Unit May Cut Foreign Aid By Billion, Name New Administrator

House Group To Trim Aid Funds, Report   Agree At Closed Door Session To Reduce Measure By $1 Billion

House Committee May Cut Billion From Aid Bill   Senate Fight Appears Brewing On Military Aid To Formosa.

Unit Reportedly Agrees to Cut Foreign Aid Func  $1 Billion Amount To Be Looped Off

House May Cut Billion Off Bill For Foreign Aid   May Place Entire Program Under One High-Level Official

U.S. Commander  Jubilantly Says  Enemy Has Failed Red Casualties In  Drive Placed At ‘More Than 75,000   ‘News From Fronts

New Blizzard  Hits Midwest   Mercury Reaches 30 Below, Nevada Gets 70-Mile Wind

30 Below Zero Forecast for Montana Tonight   Storm Deaths Reach 20; Cold Wave Warninas Issued

Knifes Into Mid-West Area   U. S. Section Hit Hard By Coldest Weather Of Year

ew Blizzard and Cold Wave Knifes Into now-Plagued Upper Midwest Region

New Blizzard, . Cold Wave Hits Upper Midwest  At Least Four More Are Storm Victims

New Blizzard, Cold Hit Upper Midwest, Four Victims Frozen   Mother end Two Children Perish in Horsebock Rida From Stalled Car; Damaging Winds Rake Parts of Nevede

Upper Mi? ust Hit by More Icy Weather; Monfana Storm Heads Across Wyo. and N. D.

Mother, Two Children Die In Blizzard   Warnines of Friesd Wave _ Esaeed for Foor Suate: _ As Thind Store Sweep:  WesthCentesl Area

New Blizzard Jolts Midwest   4 Victims Frozen In Canada, Montana

New Blizzard  Takes 4 Lives Third Storm in Week Brings Sub-Zero Cold

FOUR PERISH IN BLIZZARD; CARS, BUSES STALLED   Passengers of Three Buses Marooned Overnight in 20 Below Zero.

New Blizzard, Cold Wave Hits Upper Midwest   Storm Scuds Across Canada, Montana to Wyoming and Dakotas

FOUR DEAD IN NEW BLIZZARD   . Cold Wave Knifes Ints  Snow-Plagued Upper Midwest Region

Storm Raging Thru Midwest   Upper Section Hard Hit By Blizzard And Cold.

New Blizzard, Cold Wave Knifes Midwest Section: Four Freeze In Canada, Montana

New Blizzard, Cold Wave Plays Havoc In Midwest; Death Toll Mounts To 20

4 More Deaths Bring Toll For Week Up To 20   Mother And Two Children Perish After Being Stalled In Car; New Cold Wave Warnings Are Issued

New Blizzard, Cold Wave Cut Across North   Frigid Wave Warning: Extended to Kansas And Nebracka

UN Approval Of Embargo  Is Assured  Britain, France Drop Opposition To Arms Freeze

United Nations Approval of Arms Embargo Against Red China Appears to Be Assured Today -

China Embargo Seems Assured  Britain, France To   Britain, France To Back Proposal In UN

Arms Embargo Appears Assured   Britain And France Drop Their Previous Objections To Plan

China Embargo Reported Sure Of Eventual OK   Britain and France Said Not Objecting To U.S. Proposal

Approval of Arms Embargo Against Red China Assured   Britain and France Accede to Demands

Approval Near For Arms Ban Against Reds  Britain, France Said To Drop Opposition To Embargo By U.N.

UN Approval Of Arms Embargo Seems Certain  QOnnosition Crumble:   Opposition Crumbles As Motion To Bar Red Aid Favored

Arms Embargo Against Reds Seen Assured   British, French Drop Objections To Move By U.N.

GOP Senators Prepare Blast Aimed at Truman Policies   Boy. Stabber to Take Mental Test at Madisor

Civics Book Criticized, Legion Post Asks That School ‘Use. Judgment’.

Question Use of Magruder Text  Fontorelle Legion Post Takes Action

National Stars Win 8 to 3 Over The Americans  J aroest Gan wo tha   Largest Score the Nationals Have Made  In All-Star Game

Nationals Win All-Star Game   Use Four Homers To Wallop The Americans, 8-3

r Leaguers Hit 4 f or Circuit  NL Hokiers Win All-Star Game, 8-3

National League Cannonaders Defeat Americans  8-3, in All-Star Baseball Game, With Homers by ‘Musial, Elliott, Hodges and Kiner

National League Wins Second Straight All-Star Tilt, 8-3; Six Home Runs Set New Mark

SENIOR CIRCUIT STEALS AMERICAN LEAGUE THUNDER   52,075 ATTEND AS MUSIAL LEADS N. L. CLUB TO VICTORY

The Weather   Nationals Take All-Star Game 8.3 on Four Home Runs ~

Sal Maglie Of Giant: Winning ‘Pitcher: Ed Lopat, Yanks. Losing Twirler

Lid Clamped On Agencies fo End Military Leaks  President Signs Order to Classify Security Matter

Security Rule Signed By Truman   President Denies Orde: Is Intended To Hold  Rael inftarmeatian

Truman Tightens Military Security   President Asks Secrecy Avoid Civil Fields

MARBRAIAGE REUVAY LAS ADIN TIN INSEE SRL EAIO  Second Wife of ‘Amnesia’ Victim To Permit Husband to Go His Way

1,000 Eest Texas Masons Gather An Gilmer Tonight for 27th Annual ‘Mother's Day Service of Order

Dub Evans’ New Book, ‘Sash Ranch Hounds’ Is /Released By UMW Press

10 SURVIVOR DF WRECK IN — SNOW STORM   Plane Burns After Attempt to Land at Airport in Sioux City.

Mishap at Sioux City; Report Ten Persons Saved; Big Ship Burns   Snowstorm Raging at Time of Crash; Airliner on Way From Kansas City to Minneapolis; Crash Comes as Pilot  Prepares for Landing at Nearby Port   Casualty List on Pace 4

Mid-Continent Airliner Cracks up at Sioux City; Ten Passengers Survive

Warships, Special Police Arrive in Barcelona, Scene Of Price Riots Fatal to Three

GUNBOATS, EXTRA POLICE QUIET SPAIN   Government Pledges Full Use of Power; Reds Get Blame

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Two Americas, One Good, One Bad, According To ADA

Reds Mass Major  Forces For New Drive On Seoul UN Planes Attack.  *, Buildup Sectors And Supply Routes   News From Fronts

MAN SMITH BACKED GETS POLICE JOB   Cries of Politics Raised in) St Lauis as Lieutenant fs Promotled {o Captain.

NO PRICKED FINGERS  Saliva. May Replace Blood As Medical Diaqnostic Tool

Tofal-Flue- Cured Harvest Li Listed      ‘Largest World Crop In History

El Paso Man Seeking Legislative Help ‘In Search For Cause Of Sister’s Death

Much of American Greeting to 1951 Not of Rejoicing   War Threots Sobering Factor, Sharp Contrasts Mark Nation's Observance

No Intermission Seen From Worries as Nation Enters Last of Century

No Solution To Problems In New Year   Day Arrives and U. § Notes It But Old Worries Still Hold  Grin on People

NEW YEAR OF . —UNGERTAINTY, ' PERIL ARRIVES   ‘Millions Greet i With ', Revelrys Others With \ Prayers ‘and Worship

Crisis Dampens Revelry In New Year Festivities   1951 Finds Nothing New About Americans’ Cares And Worries For Present And Future

Nation, Edging Into Second Half Of 20th Century, Finds No  Intermission From Cares, Worry

Peace Hopes, War Worrtes  As ’°51 Comes   America Gives New Year Mixed Reception: Some Cities Quiet

Same Hopes And Fears : Americans Celebrate New Year  With Prayerful Eye To Future

CELEBRATIONS SKIPPED IN MANY PLACES  Year Begins With Old Worries

— BLUE LAWS INTERFERE — New Year Is Greeted With Revelry, Prayer

Hopes, Fears, Cares And Worries Are SameF or U.S. Desnite New Year Start

NEW YEAR FINDS WELCOME MIXED WITH HOPE. FEAR   Celebrations Gay In Some Cities While Many People Gather To Pray—War Brings Uneasiness.

NATION ENTERS NEW YEAR WITH COURAGE, FAITH   But Shouts of “Happy New Year” Dampened By World Crisis.

Second Half Of 20th Century Begins  Holdover Woes Confront Nation

FLYER ABLAZE AFTER HITTING ‘GAS’ CARRIER   Damage Estimated Nea Million; Onlooker Dies Of Shock

Knowland Raps Plan To Send More Troops  COYPD GSanntanr Cenam   GOP Senator From California Opposes Connally Plea

Senator Says Debate Won’! Delay Troops   Knowland Denies Squabble On Europe To Hamper West

Lie Pledges Every Effort On Cease-Fire   Marshall Closes Far Eastern Visit And Flies for U.S.

Riot in Largest Uranium Mine Behind ‘Tron Curtain’ Results in 15 Dead -

Find fhree Pinned Under a Car   Man Is Dead and Two Women Critically Hurt.

State Budget of © $61 Million Will Be Recommended   Hagamean’s Figure Represents a Huge Cut in the Total

Big Slash In Budget   Iowa State at Ames Governor’s Recommen dation Is. $24 Million Less Than Reauested

For Huge Slash In State Budget  Hagaman to Recommend $61,085,746 for Next ears  CUT OF $24,000,000  Proposes $55,535,746 for Institutions ‘and

EGYPT MAY RULE BRITISH FORCES “IN SUEZ “ENEMY”   Parliament Expected To Vote ' Abragation Of Treaty — Tuesday 

Egypt Outlines Steps fo Force Britain fo Leave   Suez Canal Troops Face Designation As Enemy Army

Egypt Plans Program to Oust Britons   Empire Troops to ‘Be Designated as “Enemy Forces”

Today $7,346.55 Per Cent of Goal 14.9 \ Goal $49,314   Egypt May Call British Enemy  Attempt May Be Made To Force Out Troops

Egypt To Treat British As Enemies   ‘Troops In Suez Canal Zone Would Feel The Squeeze

Egypt Warns Britain Gel Troops Away   After Cancellation of ‘Treaty Britishers in _ Area to Be Held As Enemy Troops

Egypt To Declare British Troops In Suez Canal Area ‘Enemy Forces’   Trouble Brewing Fast And Action Expected Afte Egyptian Parliament Meets And Cancels Treaties With Britain.

Egypt May Brand British  Suez Troops as ‘Enemies:  Water and Food Supply May Be Cut Off In Effort to Squeeze Them Out of Zone

Br ‘itish Troops In Egypt Face  Ouster Action   Treaty Cancellation. a “Set “By. Parliamé pk “To. :

Will Declare British Troops ‘Enemy Forces   Egyptian Government To Act After Treaty Is Cancelled

Egypt May . Declare British Troops ‘Enemy’ ~ Forces At Suez  Canal Face New Danaers

Egypt Threatens To Brand British Troops Enemy”   Sudanese to Demand Autonomy if Cairo Abrogates Suez Pact

Egypt to Tab British Units As an Enemy  Action to Follow Canceled Pact, Sources State

West Penn Co. ToGo Out Of  Bus Business   Greensburg Firm T's Replace Remaining Railways Servic

WITHDRAWS PETITION FOR BUS OPERATION; RISING COSTS, DROP IN REVENUES CITED

Navy Bomber Dives Into Sea; 4 Missing  100 Planes Continue Combing Atlantic  a ra Sp men se ee

Legislature Decides Not To Visit Sitka’s Pioneers’ Home   Called Disgraceful Waste of Money

Trip fo Sitka Canceled by Alaska Senate   Legislators Alsc Defeat Measure To Up Pensions

Three Countries Digging Through Snow and Debris Whole Towns Buried By Thundering Snow:

Avalanche Toll 170 in Alp Villages   Great Slides Crash Down Slopes, Bury Families in Homes

WHOLE TOWNS ARE BURIED BY SNOW   mOUSeS Beak LIKE RAIN dling Before Slides  SNOWS CONTINUE,   Increasing Danger In Italy: Austria And Switzerland Have Highest Death Toll

Many Still Missing in Alp Slide   Report Danger of New Mountain Break Exists in Switzerland

Death Toll Hits 136 In  Avalanches   Many Missing After Big Snowslides In 3 Alpine Countries

AVALANCHES IN ALPS TAKE LIVES OF 141   Many Missing in Austria, Switzerland and Italy After Heavy Snows Set Off Great Slides.   VILLAGES BURIED, HOUSES DESTROYED   Thousands of British and American Tourists Isolated at Swank Ski Resorts in Mountains.

Death Toll 141 In Alpine Slide   Rescue Workers Still Digging Through Snow And Debris for Bodies

Snow Slides in Austria, Italy And Switzerland Kill at Least 177. Maroon Thousands

New Alpine Avalanches Up Toll to 177; US Troops Hele   Thousands Are Missing — Many 'US Tourists

Enfire Towns Buried; Whole Families Lost  Houses Are Broken BE *h. wr*. Jb". gay. yg   Houses Are Broken Like Kindling Wood In Alne Bicactore

Toll At 177 In Alpine Avalanches  Switzerland, » Htaly,  Awcterta Tits   Switzerland, Italy, Austria Hit Hard By Snow Slides

17] Killed In Alpine Avalanches   Snowslides Bury Entire Villages In Three Countries

136 Dead In Alpine Snow  Avalanches Week-End Disaster Strikes Three European Countries

Death Toll From Avalanches 136   Snow Continues To Fall In Three  Countries.

Avalanches Kill 136, Bury Scores   Houses Smashed Like Kindling Wood As Apline Slides Entomb Villaqes

170 ARE KILLE IN AVALANCHES: MANY MISSINE   Whole Villages Buried Under Great Slides From Alpine Slopes

Scores Missing; Entire Villages Buried By Slides   Snow Still Falling in Italy; Houses Crushed Like Kindling Wood: Many Marooned at Resorts

Austria Toll At Least 95: Towns Cut Off   Switzerland Lists 67 In Series Of Snow Avalanches

Avalanches in  Alps Kill 177   Untold Number Missing In Austria; Resorts Isolated

136 KNOWN DEAD IN AVALANCHES HIGH IN ALPS   MANY TOURISTS ARE MAROONED IN SWISS ALPINE RESORT AREA

Entire Alpine Villages Buried. by Snow, Debris   Houses Smashed Like Kindling; Families Rre Entombed

TRAGEDY IN ALPS   Three European Countries Count 177 Dead in Avalanches So Far

Deaths Mount, Many Missing In Avalanches   Villages Buried And Families Entombed In Wake Of Snow Slides.

Avalanches Take Heavy Toll in Life   136 Known Dead in Sudden Alpine Snow Slide; Three Countries Are Affected

Avalanche Death Toll Hits 177 With Manv Missing In Three Alnine Nation:

WHOLE TOWNS BURIED — Avalanche Kills 170 In Three Alpine Areas; Snow Keeps On Falling

Europe Avalanche Deaths Mount  As Rescue Crews Dig For Survivors

136 Killed In Series Of Avalanches   At Least 62 Die In Austria, 59 In Switzerland; Many Missing

Dig for Survivors of Disastrous ‘Avalanches i in Alps   45.000 Persons in Austria Cut Off from Outside World

‘Weekend Slide Buries Villages: Many Missing   Three Countries Hit; Many Dead Caucht in Homes

Snow Slides In Alps Bury Tiny Villages And Crush Houses; At ‘Least 136 Dead In Three Nations

141 Persons Dead In Avalanches 1 in            Austria, Switzerland and I taly R ; m mrt     Slides; Many Arednjured by F Hiss, Snow and Debris

Snow Slides In  Alpine Europe Take 141 Lives  Roaring Avalanches: Bury Towns, Entomb ‘ Familiacs Many Miccin

Alpine Avalanche Toll ‘Mounts over Week-End   136 Dead in Three Countries; Mare Snow Predicted for Italy

MANY OTHERS STILL LOST IN ALPINE SNOW   Austria Counts 95 Dead, Italy 15 and Switzerland 60 in Slides.

Alps Slides Kill 141 In 3 Nations   Many Missing As Heavy Snow Covers Villadqes

Entire Towns Buried; Whole Families Lost  Houses Are Broken Like Kir ndii ng Wood

—HUNT VICTIMS. 136 Killed In Alpine Avalanches  Whole Villages _ Buried In Slides

Avalanche Toll 177; Feverish Rescue Effort   Snowy Disaster Hits Wide Expanse in Alps: Whole Villages Buried

136 Are DeadAs Avalanches Crush Towns   Austrion Alpine ‘Country ‘Hardest Hit by Snow Slides

Italy, Austria And Switzerland Hit By Disaster   Entire Villages Wrecked By Series Of Snowslides Thousands Of Sports Enthusiasts Trapped

“RURAL ECONOMICS” PUPILS VISIT BUCKS  N. Y. Group Makes Tour of   N. Y. Group Makes Tour of County, Staying For Several Days

N. Y. Students Tour County To See Farming, Rural Life In Its Various Aspects

Says Armistice Would Let Red: Bolster Forces   Progress Made At Closed-Door Kaesong Talks

Ozark Preacher Wins Lawsuit  Parson Claims He Is Defamed By Song

Walking Preacher Of The Ozarks Wins Judgment, But Says It Isn't Enough

$3125 Judgment Not Enough, He Says  “Walking Preaher of Ozarks ‘Wins Suit Over Song Record

Six Die in Ohio Week-end Traffic   Woman From East Is Killed in Zanesville

Seven Are Killed In Ohio Accidents   Three Die in Each of Two Auto Crashes

Eight Persons Die In Ohio Wrecks   Hiqhwav Patrol Car Involved in Bad Crash

OFFICERS NAMED   Chamber of Commerce President for Year is  Ernie Pontius

Church Leaders Of Four Counties Devote Sermons Yesterday To Arousing Public Opinion In Crusade   MASS MEETING SET FOR NEXT SUNDAY

_ This Ballot Will Not Appear Again!  - Vote Your Traffic Plan—NOW

Gaming Syndicate Blow Off Hintec   Court Test on Use of Television May Follow Citation of Pair

Jane Russell Brings Baby Home, Shies at Adoption   Picture on Page 3]

Jane Russell Reaches N. Y. With Gift Baby   Says Child Was Thras Into Her Arms at British Airport

Metal Controls May Be Started  Order Would Include   Order Would Include Civilian, Military

Compulsory Allocation Prepared   Plan Would Affect Consumer Goods, Defense Industry

Report OPS Is Reviewing Its Beef Controls  Expect Delay On New Price Ceiling Base Adena A vcbdiatas

Price Controllers — Speed Revision of Postponed Ceilings   New Curbs Act To Require Thousands of Changes in Manufactured Products

President Arias and Police Army It Panama Seem on Verge of Open Split

Court Rules Stearns County Must Pay Relief Costs for Roaming Family

6.5. Reds In Campaign Of Propaganda   ‘Commies’ Seeking To Sell Party  In Karan

U.S. Reds In Campaign Of Propaganda   ¢ ‘Commies’ Seeking To Sell Party In Korea

Allies Forge Ahead Against Stubborn Reds   Gain One To Three Miles As Commies Plan For New Drive

Commies Getting Set For Drive.   Allies Punch To Keep Foe Off Balance

U. N. Troops Forge Ahead Up to 3 Miles   Enemy Stiffens Resistance - On West-Central Front;  Red Drive Expected

Reds Believed Preparing Big Spring Drive   Marines and Chinese Occupy Same Hilltop In One Sector

Allies Advance  On Irregular 60-Mile Front  Attacks May Delay Reds’ Spring Drive

No Warpath, Chief To See It Done   lowa Indians to Have 15Year Old Head Without Argument

Slowed by Mud But... .  Allies Prod Ahead in Korea, Register Gains Up to 2 Miles

Allies Push Against Heavy Red Resistance   Chinese Artillery Hits At UN Forces In North Korea

Allies Nearing Maj Red Base  ikl Easeae Miviwin   UN Forces Driving Toward Triangle

Mickey Cohen Facing Trial On Tax Count   Gambler Facing Same Situation That Sent Capone to Prison  in Other Era

Ceanone Tried It~   Government Turns Deadly Tax Guns On Mickey Cohen Little Man Sells Bullet-Proof Doors To Get Lawver

Government Brings Mickey Cohen To Trial Today on Charges He Evaded Paying Income Taxes

Labor Day Fatalities Reach Steagerina 664   “Moron Motorists” Blamed for Death of 421 Per- sons; 108 Persons Drowned and 19 Killed. in  Airalanas Crachec,

445 Deaths Occurred In Traffic Mishaps, £18 Drownings, 19 In Plane Crashes; 125 Mistellaneous Deaths   46 PENNSYLVANIANS INCLUDED IN TOLL

Traffic Toll Stands At 445   Another 15,000 Estimated. Injured ‘Jn Traffic Mishaps

664 Killed In Holidays   Dearborn Blasts  ‘Moron Drivers’ ‘By UNITED PRESS)

A Smear On Our Intelligence  Moron Motorists Blamed For Record iDeath Tol! Over Labor- Day Holiday

Moron Driver: Blamed for Holiday Toll   Labor Day Death List Up to 707; 35 in California

Scott Demands Tax Inquiry Of Phila. Office   Congressman Sees Democratic.) Of City. Pay

Death Takes a Depression Figure   Father James Cox Led Army Of Unemployed in Their March to Capital in 1932

REV. JAMES R. COX CALLED BY DEATH   Led 1932 Army: of Unem ployed to: Washington

Father Cox, Who Led Job-Seekers’ March On Washington In ‘32, Dies

Famed Priest Expires At 65 In Pittsburgh   Father Cox, Leader Of Jobless Army In 4933. Widely Known

Noted Priest, 65, Dies in Pittsburgh   Rev. James R. Cox, Striking Figure In Depression, Succumbs

Father Cox Dies; Led Jobless Army  One-Time Presidentiat Nominee Led  RA. .% #86 BF ge . ~~, Pn ‘wie ec.

Death Claims Famed Priest   Rev. Cox One Time Nominee for President

Senate Passes Tax Secrecy Bill   Watered Down Versior ls Approved 18 to 12

Senate Approve: Watered-Down Tax Refurn Bill   Wisconsin Solons  Provide $1. Fee For Examination Of All Submitted Returns

exas House Approves Amendment. Limiting Presidents to Two Terms.

British Troops Seize Span At» Canal Entrance   Egyptian Workers ’ Assured Protection -To Remain On Jobs

British Seize Port Said Span, Girls’ School   Action Taken Because Of Egyptian Delaying Tactics.

Wilbur Shaw Collapses With Heart Attack At Soap Box Derby Finals

 Fi igures Prove It ‘Measures Against Epidemics  Of Rabies Should Start Now

be Maadlaldistaled = tei Winter, Spring Most Dangerous Periods For Mad Dogs, Rabies

Two Vets Faced with Extradition   Italian Court Asks Trial in C.0.’s Slaying

Actress Wife Says Husband Went Berserk   Transfusion for Lang; Doctors Say He Will Recover

Wanger Free On Bail in  Shooting Row   Blood Transfusion Given Joan Bennett's Agent, Shot in Groin

US Goods Leaks Into Bed Russia   Ratile Waged To End ‘Operation Doublecrass’

STRATEGIE TEM REACHING RUSSIA   WEST GERMAN FIRMS HELP ING MOSCOW OBTAIN SCARCE MATERIALS.

Fight Waged On Flow Of Vital Goods   West Powers Seek Way To Plug Leaks To Red Satellites

West Wages Fight To Block Leakage Of Goods To Reds   Strategic Materials Sent Into Soviet Russia  By Germans

West's Strategic Supplies Leaking Into Soviet Area   Let Materials Move to Build Up Russians Britain and U.S. Waging Fight to Prevent ‘Operation Doublecross’ as Many Nations

West Fights Doublecross In Germany   Profit Urge Cause Of Strategic Leak To Red Satellites

TVA Juice Put To Moonshiner Use   East Tennessee Ingenuity Develops Electrically Treated ‘Pot’

Two Of Famed ‘Trenton Six’  Found Guilty   Sentenced To Life Tmprisonment; Four Others Are Acquitted

Iwo Are Guilty In Trenton Six’ Murder Trial  Four Acquitted In Third Trial Of Six For Killing

2 Guilty And 4 Acquitted   Jurors Out Hours In ‘Trenton-Six’ Case

Congress Leaders See Small Chance For “Fair Deal” Plans This Year

Leaders Sure Of Defeat  For Fair Deal Proposal:   Federal Training For Doctors, School Aids  Rate Best Chance By Congressional Leaders

‘Fair Deal’ Program Seen Shunted a er ne a ee ae Sn Can orvesc Londore Farorenet Coal Roecsontinn Far Prannenlte

‘Fair Deal’ Bills Given Little Chanee   Training Of Doctors And Nurses, School Aid Are Only Hopes

Outlook Hazy For Fair Deal  Pet Truman Projects Slated For Defeat

Congressmen Aim Defeat’  Of Program. For Truman  Fair Deal Measure  Dunosed’ Tee Strone   Fair Deal Measure Opposed: By Strong Government Groups

"FAIR DEAL' 10 HIT STOP SIGN   Congress Leaders See Almost Sure Defeat For Such Measures   MUM ON LABOR LAW

Diplomatic Sources Savy Jessup, Malik in Huddle  On Plan to Ease Tension

secret Cold War lalks—  Hint Jessup, Malik Hold Conversations Despite U.S. Denials

Report Ultra-Secret U. S.-Russian Talks Have Taken Place in Paris: .

Senate Unit Votes Quotas On Livestock   Senate Committee, However Would Forbid Rollbacks Of Meat Prices

Sno-vember   Snow Falls as Far South as Alabama and New Mexico; Mercury Down to 16 Below at Fort Collins, Colorado.

OLD WAVE GRIPS MOST OF NATION; RECORD LOWS SEA   subzero Temperatures Re ported in Rockies and Northern Plains—Colorado Roads Slippery.   NOW FALLS AS FAR SOUTH AS ALABAMA   irngfield, Mo., Reports Four Inches, Fayetteville Two—Blizzard Hits New Mexico.

Pravda Charges  Tndian Blackmail   Says US Gets Atomic Energy Raw Materials in Exchange For Exporting Vital Wheat

*Ticketitis’ Hits Yonkers  Threaten Policemen With Pay Reduction

UN Rejects Communists  Line Offer   Army Chief Visits Front, Sees Peace  After Long Talks

Diréctors Of 16 Dists. Seek Plan To Provide Extre Scoot Space Viicniy aii  Lower End For 5006

School Directors Alarmed Over Unprecedented Increase in School Population in Area —- Say $10, 000.000 is Needed for School Building Purposes in Districts,

POREIGN AFFAS  Canadians Refuse To Be ‘Yes Men’ To United States

MACKENZIE'S COLUMN U.S. Must Be Careful Not To Step On Canada’s Toes

Allied Tank-Infantry Unit Going to Rescue   Two Companies of Reds Charge Positions Aided by Russian Tanks

Await List Of Stockholders In Shipping Firm   Forecast Of Names In Firm Making Huge Profits Is Presented

Adm. Halsey And Stettinius In On Ships Deal  Show Men Shared In Profits Of Co. Probed By Fulbright Group

Records Show Halsey Shared Ships Profits   Late Stettinius Also Linked With Casy Corporation

Halt Drive in Korea fo Clear Way for Talks  War Has Entered New Phase, Gen Van Fleet Repo rH

UN Troops  Bring Drive © To Slow Halt.   To Put Responsibility for Future Fighting  on the Communists

UN Halts Drive To Clear Way To Talk Peace   Will Not Try to Push Farther Into North Korea

BRING DRIVE 10 NEAR HALT  Action Apparently Taken to Clear Way © ee Tl eee  a o Beene  at

War Enters New Phase With Next Move Up To  Communist Leaders   Eighth Army Stops Push Into Communist Homeland; May Respect Undeclared Buffer Zone.

PURSUIT OF REDS ENDED, VAN FLEET SAYS; 14 UN NATIONS DEBATE MOVE

Allies Won't Push Deeper  Into Korea   Drive Halted to Clear Way for Possible Negotiation: Moves

Allies Bring Drive to Almost Complete Halt   Van Fleet Indicates UN Would Not Push Deener Into Red Lanc

Not To Try Deeper Push In Red Area   Apparently Way Being Cleared For Peace Attempt

Russia Makes  Desperate Bid Against Paet   Gromyko Is Rule Out Order; Jap Last Heard; Signing Slated Today

ELEGATES ARE PREPARED TO OKAY. PACT   Jap Premier, Leader  Final Day  ; Polish

Nippon Premier Accepts Pact in Plaintive Speech;  48 of 51 Nations Aqreed

Jap Premier Happy To Accept Proposed Treaty   Yoshida Promises Free, Democratic, Peaceful Japan

Reds Fail  In Last Bid Against Jap © Peace Treaty  Gromyko Handed New Rebuff;  Japan’s Premier

Gromyko Fails © In Last Bid to Check Progress   Russian Ruled Out of Order on His Proposal; Japanese Premier Makes Proud But Plaintive Acceptance of Pact.

Russia Makes Desperate Bic To Turn Tide  Pact Is Accepted By Nips’ Premier

GROMYKO MAKES DESPERATE B10 TO KILL TREATY   Japanese Premier Gives Plaintive And Proud  Assent To Terms   48 NATIONS READY TO SIGNATURE PACT

Gromyko Fails In Final Bid; Yoshida Heard   Japan Glad To Sign, But Some Points Cause Pain, Anxiety

48 DELEGATES ARE PREPARED   Jap Premier, Polish Leader Enliven  Final Day

LOCAL  TO TWELe neon   National Guard Company t Have Cas Inaugural  remonies   H. S. STUDENTS GOINC

oe tlh T0 MONDAY   National Guard Company to  Have Part:in Inaugural  Ceremonies   H. S. STUDENTS GOINC

 111 Year Old Says  Modern Women Walk too Fast, He Can’t Catch ’em

Demos Override Attempt By GOP To Open Hearings   Lawmakers Find Censorship Baffling

Dallas Man Citec For Contempt In Crime Study   Mum on Questions; House Group Turns To Maceo Inauiry

bee tel  Maceo Investigation Produces Contempt Charge In Hearing :

Ohio Turnpike Receives O.K. Of Engineers   Commission Told Toll Road Could Be Ready By July, 1954

IN CITY ACCIDENT   Mrs. Elizabeth Toothaker rown From Car: Cnitically Injured

Senate Decides To Investigate Crime in State  - Committees to Toke  Fa) CAE ge Poe hee

Inquiry be by A State Group  Senate For it on   Senate For it on Law Enforcing In Missouri

Senate fo Make State Probe   Will Investigate Law Enforcement In Missour:

Pima Solon Blasts Stephen Lanqmade   Scores State Democratic Chairman For Attack On Reorganization Proaram

T-Men Tap Bank Accounts of Housewives  Agents Collect From Eight But 10 Draw ‘Oot All Brande Bierce

Gas Price War Gains Intensity In Some Areas   Philadelphia Getting Lowest Price In In 20 Years.

P. H. LOVELL TO HEAD NEW BUS COMBINE   Franchise Transfer Win: Approval Of Twin City : Commissions

Churchill Hits At Labor Govt.   Oil Dispute Seen As Biggest Muddle

NEHRU S STAND MAY BACKFIRE AGAINST INDIA   Opposition To Japan’s Treaty May Cut Off Aid From U. S.

Attitude Oi India May ‘Backfire      Tougher Policy By U. S. Likely; India Backs Red Formosa

India’s Action May Backfire On Aid Plans   Boycott of Jap Peace Treaty May Result in Tougher U. S. Policy

India Boycott Of Peace Pact Might Backfire   Shipments Of Wheat Do Not Mcke Friends Sen. Wherry Asserts

Tough U. S. Policy Seen Against India   Boycott Of Japan Treaty Angers Washington

India’s Boycott Of Conference  May Backfire” ,  Action Appears. In Accord With ; Communist Line

India May Lose U.S. Aid Over Treaty Boycott   State Department Says Nehru’s Action Follows Soviet Line

India’s Policy — May Cost Aid   Refusal to Sign Jap Pact ’ Anevers U.S. Diplomats

Bitterness Grows Out of Nehru's Boycott of Japanese Peace  Treaty Conference—His Denunciation of Pact, Officials Say, Scems to Follow Soviet Line — 32-Man Russian, Delegation Arrives for Parley. 

B&M Conductor Vanishes As Freight Stops At Siding During Heavy Snowstorm

Gone Into the Night Eerie Mystery Surrounds  Conductor's Vanishing

STATE CRIME INVESTIGATORS PROMISE TEXAS CITIZENS MOST INTERESTING PUBLIC HEARING

Taft, Douglas Win Lawyers’ Support   Senators Made Favorites Ir Presidential Poll

Taft Says Europe May Demand 15 U. S. Divisions   Senator Backs ‘Limited’ Contributions’ To  60-Group Army

Taft Hears U, S. Would Furnish 15 Divisions fo West Europe Force ”

Truman Held Plotting War   GOP Declaration Whet: House Poaliey Debate

HST Accused Of ‘Conjuring Up’ New War   Republicans Demand Foreign Policy Shift Written By Congress

Red Sox Appoint Lou Boudreau New Manager   Says Organization Would Trade Even Williams If Sale Strengthened Club

. . - . ‘Truman Declares Aim of Security Data ‘Order Isto Give Out More Information

Congr ess Sets Its Mar k By  Raising Taxes No Matter What Else   No Matter What Else It Did, It Will Make Pennie Pav More

May Wind Up Sessions This Week  Congress Is Driving Toward Adjournment

CONGRESS HOPES TO ADJOURN SOON   SEN. MFARLAND BELIEVES  LAWMAKERS MAY WIND UP WORK THIS WEEK.

Congress May End Session Within Week   Many Important Acts In Committees; Legders Ack Sneed

Congress Ready To Wind Up Session   Taxpayers To Get Huge Bill From Lawmakers

CONGRESS SEEKS TO QUIT WORK   SPEED UP ACTION. FOR ADJOURNMENT BY END OF WEEK

Congress In Mood To Quit   Senate Leader Reports Sentiment Growing to Wind up This Week

Congress Session May Come To End This Week  Big Tax Measure Due For Final Passage In House, Senate

Congress Session May Wind Up This Week After Voting Record Sum for Peacetimes

Congress Points Toward Adjournment  This Week Could Enc Record Session For Peacetime Snending

Record Spending Session... . ENGIN Session ....  Congress Readies For Adjournment

Thousands Stricken By Flu’ Wave   Hospitals Are Jammed Schools Closed, Many Industries Crippled

Influenza Outbreaks Hit Nation   Quarter-Million Persons Stricken In New England

Soviet Spy Rings Operate in U. S. As in Far East, Says Willoughby

Vaccinations Increase Polio Peri re ro es ek Ok  Parents Advised-To Postpone It From June To September’

Whooping Cough or Diphtheria Postponing Vaccinations May Be Wise During Polio Season

DOCTORS ADVISE:  Postpone Vaccinations If Possible In Polio Season

ROACHES MAYBE CARRIERS Delay of Vaccinations In Polio Season Urged

LIV CONGALOS Casey And Associates To Take Own Time About Answering $2,800,000 Deal

Casey and Associates ‘Not to Hurry Replies  To Take Time Answering Ships' Deal   To Take Time Answering Ships' Dea Questions, He States Today.

TRYGVE LIE APPEALS FOR CEASE-FIRE   Secretary-General of U.N. Says If Reds Fail to Accept, War Must Continue.

Lie Asks UN Members For More Power   UN Secretary General Asks For More Troops And Arms to Help Fore:  Decision In Korea.

Accept Cease Fire In War, Chinese Urged   Trygve Lie, UN Chief Asks Reds To Accep Cease Fire Now Anc “Negotiate Later

Lie Demands Reds End War  In Korea Now   Negotiations Could Come Later, UN SeceretaryGeneral Says

Giesler May Bare Reports of Detectives   Joan's Asseciation With Agent May Be Alred in Court

‘Point Of No Reiurn’   A Oot UF No Relurn’ Se eee  Atomic Experts Deplore Bomb Race Between U.S and Riuest,

$42,000 PAYROLL ROBBERY HAS. POLICE SCOURING NORTHERN NHIN TONAYV

WARREN PAYROLL ROBBERS SOUGHT   1$42,000 Is. Stolen From Credit Union Officers

Bandits Escape With $42,000   Payroll Robbery Is Pulled at Warren

Baby-Siffer Fees To Be Investigated  Stete Labor Commissions To Check Up On Twn ie Aeolian

PENNSBURY HIGH SCHOOL, “MOST MODERN IN BUCKS,” TO OPEN MONDAY; AMPLIFICATION AND ‘PHONE SERVICE IN EACH CLASSROOW

Largest A-Bomb Attack Test Made In Utica, N. Y.   Firemen, Defense Workers Simulate *°Grim Tasks Under Fire: Exercise Called Success

Defects in CD Planning \Bared by Test Attack      Laranet of Kind

Variety of Sales, Clearances, Special Offers to Area Consumers   'BUSES TO SUNFLOWER

TUNITY DA HERE WEDNESDAY   Variety of Sales, Clearances, Special Offers to Ares Consumers   BUSES TO SUNFLOWER

Solons Uphold Gen. Bradley In Silence   Action Sustains Ruling by Probe Group Chairman

Bradley Upheld In Refusing To Tell About Talks   Probers Vote General Has Right To Keep Silent On Talks With Truman

Final Decision Followed Peace Offer To Reds   President Claims General Broke Up Projected Move

12 Dems, Six GOP Uphold  Truman Ban   Fear Acheson May Also Refuse M’Arthur Data

Bradley Refusal To Talk Backed By Senate Vote   Hearing Postponed Until Monday For Further Testimony

SENATORS DECIDE 18-8 NOT 10 FORCE GENERAL 10 TALK   Held Within Rights Not to Reveal Parley on Ouster of MacArthur   NEW CHARGES HURLED   Legislators Claim Inquiry Has Taken on ‘Political Overtones’

Senate Probers Uphold Bradley's Rightto Silence  Vote 18-8 That  Pee te ag ee eee eee

White House Parley Is Kept Secret  Senate Investigators Decide Not to Press Gen. Bradley.

Senators Won't Require Him fo Tell About Talks  Can Keep Silent On Discussions With President

Has Right To Keep Silent    Senate Probers Vote: 18 to 8 Not to Férce Bradley to Testify On Private Truman: Talks

Bradley Foes Suffer Defeat In Senate Row  Efforts To Make General Reveal Tale Revarced

Senate Committee Upholds Gen. Bradley’s Refusal to Reveal Talks With Truman

Uphold Refusal Of Bradley To Testify  About Truman’s Private Conferences

Senators Uphold Bradley's Right To Remain Mum   Vote 18 To 8 That General Has Power  To Keep His Silence

Senators Vote Backs Bradley   Attempt to Bare Confidential Truman Talks Beaten Down

GOP Faces Defeat In Its Bradley Issue  Vote Expected On General's Refusal To Answer

Gen. Bradley Is Supported By Senators   Group Votes 18-8 Against Forcing Farther Testimony

Democrats To  Back Bradley   GOP Efforts To Have Secrets Revealed Face Defeat,

MOVE TO OPEN BRADLEY'S LIPS FACING DEFEAT   Republicans In Senate Have Little Chance To Make General Reveal Truman  Talk.

Omar Will Not Have ‘ To Talk   Probers Vote To Allow Meeting  Talk Remain Secret

Senate Votes On Move To Force Facts   Hearings Recessed During Dispute Ove: White House Parley

Senators Back  Bradley Hush By 18-8 Vote   General Escapes From Contempt Proceeding: By Upholding of Sen. Russell's Decision

OK Retusal Ot Bradley To Testify   18 to 8 Vote Sustains Right of Silence on Talks With President   TRUMAN HOT AGAIN   Lashes MacArthur, Tah For Seeking ‘All-Out War in China’ Alone

Bradley Upheld; GOP Loses Rounc   Army Boss Does Not Have To Discuss Truman Meetina

Senate Investigation Of MacArthu Firing Loses Public Confidence After Pertinent Facts Withheld

Deieat Faces GOP Forcing Ger. to Talk  Bradley's Refusal   Bradley's Refusal To Recount Actual Conversations Is Causing Hot Issue

Quizzers Vote To Back Ruling Of Chairman  President Flays MacArthur, Taft  Policies on War

White House Parley Details Won't Be Told   Probers Yote, 18-8, Against Compelling General te Tell All

Won't Compel Replies on Talk With Truman   Genera! to Return Monday, Resume War Discussions

CHIEF SOUGHT TO “FIRE” MAC OVER YEAR AGO   Bradley Silence Upheld By 18-8 Vote Of Probers

Hearing On Ouster   Heoring On Ouster Of Gen. MacArthur Pinpoints Question

Senators Argue Bradley Issue  GOP Seems Defeated On ‘Forcing’ Talk

Uphold Bradley Refusal to Talk   Investigators Decide He Need Not Testify

Politics Denied In 18 fo 8. Vote For JCS Head   MacArthur Firing Long Considered, Trumon Reveals   Ruccall Upheld

Bradley's Refusal is Upheld   Committee Votes -18-8 Not to Insist On Facts Held to Be “Confidential”

Russell Ruling Is Challensed Ry Republicans   Committee Expected To Uphold Decision By Georgia Senator

Gen. Bradley's Refusal To Tatk Upheld   Right To Keep Silent On Confabs With Truman — OK'd 18 To 8 ©

Bradley Is Upheld By Vote of 18-8  G.O.P. Senators’ Bid To Force General

Investigators OK Bradley's Not Talking   Senators Decide That Truman Talks To Remain Private

Agree Gen. Bradley May Withho'd His ‘Private’ Talks   Won't Be Required to Give That Information At MacArthur Hearing.

Senators Back Staff Chief, 18-8   Bradley Has Right To Refuse To Divulge Presidential Talk Over MacArthur

SENATORS UPHOLC ‘BRADLEY'S RIGHT TO KEEP SECRET  HEH DL_IiMPAalOC CAI   REPUBLICANS FAIL TO LEARN ADVICE GIVEN PRESIDENT

Bradley's Silence  Is Upheld   Senators Hold General Doesn't Have To Talk

Senators Debate Insisting Private  ‘Talks Be Told  Rule Saying Bradley Need Not Answer  . ol

Me Ws. Fr. Pacing Vereat AAR Annee nen  Panel Stages Fresh Debate Over Bradley

Probers Approve Bradley's Silence   Refusai to Detail Talks With Truman Upheld 18-8

REFUSAL OF BRADLEY 10 TALK UPHELD   Senators Vote 18-8 Not to Demand Report on Talks  _ With Truman on Firing Mac.

Senators Uphold Bradley Silence   Vote 18 to 8 to Sustain Decision by Chairman Russell

Senators Uphold Hi: Refusal to Tell of!  Ouster Conversation:   Vote Is 18 to 8 To Back Russel   Discussion Clears Way For Committee to Continue Mae Probe

Plan To Force Out Testimony Faces Defeat   Bradley-Truman Talks Barred By Ruling, GOP ’ (Challonsec Decision

Bradley's Silence On Private Talks Upheld by Probers   Inquiry into Ouster of MacArthur Becoming More Snarled - - Wrangle Threatens To Break Out in Senate

Bradley To Retain Silence At Probes  Senators Veto Demand He Reveal   Senators Veto Demand He Reveal Truman Talks On MacArthur

Can Remain Quiet About Secret Talk   Russell’s Decision Is Sustained by 18 to 8 Vote

Senate Group Backs Bradley On Testimony  18-To-8 Vote Uphold: General’s Refusal To

Senators Decide Bradley Can’t Be Made To Talk   Vote Stirs New Charge That MacArthur Case Has Taken On ‘Political Overtones’

GOP Faces Defeat in Try to : Break Gen. Bradley's Silence   sen. Lodge May Join Democrats in Upholding General's Stand on Confidential Talbe

Backers of  Silence Win In 18-8 Vote   Chances for Contemp: Move Knocked Out; Wiley Angered.

Senators Uphold Bradley's Silence  Committee Votes 18 to 8 on Issue

Bradley’s Stand In Refusing Details Of Private Talk With Truman Unhelc

Bradley s pilence  Is Upheld  Talk of Firing M‘Arthur Rule As ‘Private’

Senate Group Takes Stand By 18 to 8   Russell Upheld; Talk With Truman Needn’t Be Reported

Text of Talks With Truman Not Disclosed   Committee Members Vote 18 to 8 Uphelding Russell

Defeat Faces 20? Forcing fen. to Talk   Bradley’s Refusal To Recount Actual Conversations Is Causing Hot Issue

NewPr oposal Made By Reds  Vor Armistice   UN Suggests Recess To Examine Matter After Ninth Meeting

NEW PROPOSAL IS PRESENTED BY COMMUNISTS   Red Negotiators’ Approach to Troop Issue “Interesting” —Allies Ask Recess,

UN Studies Proposal Over Night   Admiral Joy Reports Good Progress Made At Brief Resumption ¢ Talks With Commies.

Reds Offer Nev Proposal On  Troops Issue’   ‘Overnight Recess Cailed by Allies; Meet at Midnicht

UN Advances Midst Heavy Resistance   Three Huge Air Battles Engage 220 Jets: 3 MiGs Hit

Drive Moving Forward Over Strong Enemy   Three Huge Sky Battles Raging As Tempo Grows

Argument Over Mysterious ‘Saucers’ Not Settled by Researcher Theory

Flood Stage Is Rolling Toward Cedar Rapids   Passes Waterloo, Leaving Heavy Damage; High Mark Expected

Cedar Flood Passe: Waterloo: Await Crest At Rapids   Heavy Damage in Wake Of Flooding In Waterloo Area

UN Patrols Seeking Elusive Red Army   If We Just Stand Still, The Chinese Lose

Churchill Paints Serious Picture Of Britain's Economy As Nearing ‘Bankruptcy’; Plans New Measures

Inflation a Peril, Warns King George   Monarch Declares Britain Must Take “Drastic Action”

Churchill Warns Bankruptcy Neat  Advises England Of Grave Crisis

King Declares Defense Plans  Facing Threat   Inflation Menacing Program In Britain, Ruler Tells Nation

 “Britain On Road To Bankruptcy” Financial Situation Requires  -Drastie Action: Churchill

Drastic Action Must Be Taken Monarch Says   King’s Speech To Parliament Read; Problem Discussed

[Drastic Program Facing Britain   Churchill Tells His Naticn Bankruptcy Is Real Threat

King Says Britain Is Threatened by  Inflation Trends   Churchill Will Propose Ways to Grapple With Problem  at Once

Inflation Hit By King George VI   Says Drastic Action Must Be Taken Soon

Troops To Stay  In Canal Zone   Prime Minister Will Take Drastic Action In Solving Top Problems 

Announces Party Policy .... King Says Inflation Threatens Britain

King Of Britain Voices Warning About Inflation   Tells Parliament Defense Is Threatened; Advises Drastic Steps

British Open Parliament  King’s Speech Warning Of Inflation is Read

CHURCHILL WARNS BRITAIN OF ‘NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY’; INFLATION FEARED BY RING .

Drastic Steps Will Be Taken, CommonsTold   Prime Minister Says He Found Country on "Road to Bankruptey"

Churehill Says. Nation on Road To Bankruptey   Wamns Britain Bad Time Ahead; Will Fight to Hold Suez

Churchill Says Britain Will Fight For Suez  he Calls For Necotiations With Stalin Ta Enel OLD VAs.

Churchill Asserts New Government Found Great Britain on Road to National Bankruptcy

Inflation Held Threat . To Defense  Kine Genree Sends   King George Sends Conservative Message To New Parliament

CHURCHILL DECLARES NATION GOING BROKE   Conservatives Promise Drastic Action; Britich Parliament Hears King’s Sroerk

Inflation War  Leads Program Under Tories   King Outlines Party Policies To Parliament

King Warns Parliament British Defense Plans Threatened By Inflation

Briton Hard Hit By Inflation  churchill Promises  rinaenr hAencthrac

Churchill to Halt Plunge In Finances   Strong Measures Needed to Restore Britain’s Reserve

King George Warns Parliament That Growing Inflation Means efense Proaram Is In Danger

Churchill Tightens His Grip   Says His Gov’t Found Nation Is Nearing Bankruptcy, Warns Of Unusual Moves

Churchill Says Britain Intends  To Hold Suez   Prime Minister Calls For Direct Talks With Marshal Stalin

Says Nation On Road To Bankruptcy  Stern Measures  To Be Adopted

Meeting of Three, Leaders Is Urged by French Leader in Talk   Auriol Suggests Truman, Churchill and Stalin Get Together for Conference   Inflation Is Menacing Entire Future of British Defense, King George VI Warns

BRITAIN ON ROAD TO BANKRUPTCY, SAYS CHURCHILL   Warns Nation Exception: al Measures Will Have to Be Taken.

No Quitting - Suez, Pledge Of Churchill   Setback In Iran To Be   Repaired, Parliament Told In Address By Prime Minicter

Coal Shipping Plan Revealed By UMW Boss   Lewis Willing To Form Setup With Industry

DEER STOLEN   Suspect Murder Of Reyal Oak Man; Season’s Tell At Five

Delay Actions In U..N. May Force America To New Course   Big Powers, Soviet Bloc Stands In Way Of Ouick Showdown

U. S. Drive In UN Hits Asian-Arab Bloe’s Snag  Other Nations Cou  ren   Other Nations Cool To Labeling China  Aggressor In Korea

Small Chance Quick Action OnU.S.Charge   United Nations Is Most Reluctant to Take Up Decision On American Demon

U.S. Move Against China Blighted Anew   British Bar Condemnation Now: Senate Demands It

While World Burns  New Delaying Action Threatens Anew U.S. China Aggressor Plan

UN STALLS ON NAMING CHINA AS AGGRESSOR   Big Powers Lukewarm; Asian-Arab Bloe Forms Last-Hope Appeal

Delaying Action In UN Threatens Campaign By US   Big Powers Appear Lukewarm Toward Aggressor Proposal

Austin Will Rip Peiping’ Latest Move   France Promises To Back America In s‘hooressar Action

Delaying Action Threatens Drive  To Brand China  Austin Condemnatio  ro ay   Austin Condemnation Of Peiping Reply As Trick Ready

Other Nations Refuse To Back Aggressor Move   L. S. Proposal May Snag On Opposition By Seviet Bloc, Asian-Arab Insistence On Peace Plan   Would Brand Reds

UN DELAYING FINAL ACTION ON RED CHINE   Big Powers Lukewarm To U. S. Charges Of  Aggression

Delays Seen On Branding Chinese Reds   Lukewarm ; Altitude Of Western Powers Due To Defer Vote

U. S. Proposal Faces UN Delay   Austin Ready to Take Floor Again to Blast  Chinese Communists _

Factory Level Sales Tax Urged  NAM Asks for Levy On All But Food

NAM Urges Passage of Sales Levy   Suggests Congress Put Tax at Level oft Factories

‘PROSECUTOR DEMANDING REFUND ‘FROM CONSERVANCY DISTRICT   Declares Union County Never Reimbursed  Por Early Exnenses

Liggett Declares Union Not Repaid For Early Costs   Member Counties Had To Put Up Money. To Get Things Started

250 Lives Claimed in Weeks Onslaught   Blizzards Paralyze South Dakota Areas; Chicago Struggles in Mountains of Snow

Collision  Is Averted At 70 mph  ‘Trap or Freak? on  FBI Had Tipoff

Truck Blocks Path Enroute To Conference   mance; WORT Reslons yance; ne Susnected

FBI Gets Report Of Attempt   Truck ‘Accident’ Plan Blamed on White Russians

Grim Tip of Alleged Attempt on Gromyko s Life Almost Comes to “Chilling Reality on Highway

Gromyko Has To Go Arourfd   Truck Blocks Traffic Lane After Hint of Plot Had Caused Heavy Guard

FBI Hears of Plot on Life Of Gromyko   Police Cordon Takes Reds to Conference

Attempt To Kill Gromyko Almost Becomes Reality   Car Overturns Big Truck In Front Of Red Auto; May Just Be Fantastic Coincidence

Accident Believed To Be Coinciden  Police Speed Russians Past  Truck Wreck

Tip on Attempt tc Kill Gromyko Nearly Proves True  Bouccicne’ Car Racec Around Wreck at Spot   Russians’ Car Races Around Wreck at Spot Police Had Been Advised ‘Accident’ Planned

GROMYKO'S CAR “ESCAPES CRASH   IRUSSIAN HAS CLOSE CALL AFTER POLICE HEAR OF “PLOT” TO KILL HIM.

Vehicle is Upset by ‘Mys tery Car’ as His Auto Speeds Along Ruad

FBI Tipped That Truck Would Ram Soviet Envoy's Car Today   Heavy Police Escort Given Russian Group. On Trip From Mansion to Peace Treaty Meeting; Convoy Evades Wreck on Road

Overturned Truck on San Francisco Highway Is Either Plot to Kill Gromyko—or Just Accident

RUMOR PLOT ‘ON LIFE OF -RED LEADER   Russian’s Police Esco rt Sweeps Past. B locked Traffic Scene. at 70 Mites Per Hour. . :   FANTASTIC PLOT. OR A COINCIDENCE   FBI Warned Truck Would Crash Gromyko; Mystery Car Causes: ‘Meat. Foe to Topple. © - :

Plot On Life Of Gromyko   ‘Fantastic’ Report Given Before a Truck Overturned in Motorcade Route

RUMOR PLOT ON LIFE OF RED LEADER   Russian’s Police Escort Sweeps Past Blocked Traffic Scene at 70 Miles Per Hour.   FANTASTIC PLOT OR A COINCIDENCE   FBI Warned Truck Would Crash Gromyko; Mystery Car Causes Meat Truck to Topple.

‘Truck Wreck Ahead Of Gromyko’s Car Is Held Te Re Onle Cajncridones

HEAVY POLICE ESCORT GUARDS RED AUTOMOBILE   CONVOY SWERVES TO AVOID TRUCK BLOCKING ROAD

Russians Allege Assassin s Plot  Coincidence Seen re pf ... pee...._....

Police Got Tip That White Russians Planned To Kill Delegate To Jap Peace Signing Convention

Gromyko Murder Tip Comes True   Highway Crash Attempt : Evaded By Russian

Plot to Kill Gromyko Fails To Come True   Russian Delegate Narrowly Escapes Upset Meat Truck

Marshall, Bradley For Young Draft   18-Year-Old Levy Deemed Essential For Present Needs

Marshall, Bradley Appeal for Lower Age for Draftees  Wo Certainty TI That Curren   Yo Certainty That Curren Manpower Goal Will Not Be Raised Heads Say.

Marshall, Bradley Appeal for Lower Age for Draftees   No Certainty That Curren Manpower Goal Will Not Be Raised, Heads Say

Armed Forces Might llave To Raise Manpower Goals. Military Chiets Disclose

Marshall Repeats I8:Age Draft Plea:  BradleyJoins Warning Security Is at Stake

Two Military Leaders Favor Drafting af 18   Gen, Bradley And Marshall Join in Pleas-

Truman Prepares Bypass for Envoys  Clark, Jessup To Be Recess Annointeesc

At Least 13 Die In Six Airplane Crashes  Disasters Marked Bv Daring Reccues. Salf-Sacrifice

‘Stratotanker Strikes High Wire Fence   Tail Assembly Drops Off B-25 Bomber In West

Air Crashes in U.S. Cost Lives of 13   iTwo Crippled Airforce Planes Plunge to Earth in Similar  ;  Accidents Killing Five,

Longshoremen Hold Up Cargoes, Defy Threat of Break  No Action Yet On Announced Attempt To Pass Picket Lines

Insurgents Defy AFL Dock Head   Union Head Tells Men to Crash Picket Lines on New York Ports

COOL AIR MOVING IN   Forecast Calls for Mercury to Drop Down to 50 Over State

More Frequent Atom Test Blasts Planned: Storage — Sites Being Developed

New Test Blasts Also Scheduled in Development Plan  Report Discloses Weapon Progress To Aid Defense

New Sites For Storage Of A-Bombs   Secret Locations Are Being Developed; to Increase Frequency Of Weapons Test¢

Atomic Energy Commission Plans More Frequent Test Blasts, New Sites to Store Its Bombs

AEC Developing New Sifes for ‘Storing Bombs   ‘More Frequent’ Test Blasts Planned

New, Secret Sites Being Developed For Storage, Tests Of Atomic Bombs

Plan Sites To ‘Store’ A-Weapons   New Storage Places To Be A_ Secret; AEC Also To Speed Up Test Blasts

AEC DEVELOPS NEW STORAGE FOR A-BOMBS   ‘Much More Frequent Test Blasts Planned, Chairman Dean Say:

i i  New Secret Storage Sites ‘Much More Frequent Tests’ 'Of Atomic Weapons Planned

Hrequent Jf esting  " canned   ron oT ty) eee   Reveal Difference: dn Energy Power Of Atomic Weapons

New Secret. Sites for Bombs   Pian ‘Much More Frequent’ Tests On Atom Bombs

Storing *A’ Bombs Set   A.E.C. Developing New Storage Sites; to Test More Often

Atomic Panel To Accelerate Test Blasts   Commission Report: Development of Better A-Weapons

New Secret Storage Sites For Atomic Weapons Disclose   Far Ground For Protection of Civilians

Manhunt Tempo Picks 'Up Throughout West   Bill Cook Now is Believed to Have Baen Spctted ct Pitlcburc

Badman Cook Reported At Vaughn, NM.   FBI Keeps Close Watch At Border

Search Continues Throughout West for Bill Cook   Suspected Killer of Eight Eludes Officers: May Be in Mexico.

QuickenTempo Of Manhunt for Missourl Thug   However, the FBI Believes Badman Is Still South Of the Mexican Border

FBI Doubts Bill Cook Has Leif Mexico  However, Police   However, Police Track Down Reports   From Six States

Civil Defense Pay Bill Before House Today  Final Action Likely On Act Setting New Date For Primary

House May Vote On Pay for Civil Defense People   July 24 Primary And Service Ballot Due for Decision

Rigid Diet Checks Mental Ailments  z IR ME te a wo Fatty Foods Found Helpful After Shock’ Theragy Had Fajled

U.S. Naval Base Rocked By Blast  Report 5 Killed At Guantanamo Bay

Collapsing Wall  Injures Workmen   Three Men Hurt, One Critically, b Accident. At Lawton Building

Offer to Malott Qn Cornell Post   Kansas University ChancelJor ‘Asked to Assume   REFUSED UP TO NOW

OPS Is Planning  separate Price set-Up In Nation   15 to 20 Grocery Items Expected on List To be Released by DiSalle; Director Says No Rationing Contemplated in Country

()PS PREPARING NEW PRICE ORDER   Community - By - Community Program For Fifteen To Twenty Grocery Items To Be Effective Soon

Mondays’ Election Results   DiSalle Promises Community  Plan of Pricing in 30 Days.

OPS to Establish  Community Price Grocery Program  15 to 20 Processed Food Items Will Be Affected

No Kationing Yet Contemplated . — EE ontempiated . -  Pricing Program Outlined On Many Grocery Items

Grocery Items Facing Control   Program Is Outlined for Stores in Nation

‘Office of Price Stabilization Plans to Put  Community- hy-Community Pricing Program Into Effect on Some Grocery Items Shortly

ITEM PRICING T0 OPEN SOON   Contro! Will Be Placed On 15 To 20 Kinds Of Groceries

OPS Plans New Pricing Program  Some 15 to 20 Items Will Be Included

Cost-Fixing Plan Stated For Grocery Store Goods   Local Conditions Taken In Account  In Posting Prices

Processed Foods  Price Ceilings  By Towns Likely DiSalle Plans New  Groceries Controls  To Vary By Locality

OPS Pricing Program To Catch Grocery Items   Community-by-Community Listing Looms, DiSalle Tells United Labor Policy Group

New Program Of Pricinc ‘Grocery Items Createc   Merchants Now Required To Post Ceiling Prices Of Many Items In Another 30 Days

Commander Says Guard Unil Deactivated Because He Supporied General MacArthur

Taft Favored Over ‘Ike’ In House Ballot   Republicans Give Ohio Senator 71-54 Margin During Private Survey

House GOP Poll Favors Taft Over Eisenhower in ‘52   Ohio Senator 71-54 Choice For Next Yeor’s Presidential Nomination

Poll of House GOP Favors Taft Over Ike   Survey Gives Ohioan 71 To 54 Edge; 161 of 196 Reply

‘Vote ts 71 to oF  ‘House Poll Shows Taft  ‘Favored Over Eisenhower

House Republicans  Give Edge to Taft   Informal Survey Shows Only Senator, Eisenhower Get Serious Thought As GOP Presidential Candidate

House GOP Poll Favors Sen. Taft  Private Survey Made by Congressman Cole

TAFT TOPS “IKE” AS 6.0,P, CHOICE IN EARLY POLL   -ongressman Cole's Survey Shows Ohio Senator Ahead 7]  To.54 — Warren  SQaske Nie tes ee

Taft Sees Request For  ‘Additional. als In NATO      ‘Ohio Solon Aims Another Barrage At ‘Tyumanites In Book On Foreign Policy

Taft Heads Eisenhower  In Vote Poll   Republicans In House Tested By Rep. Cole

eer OS 2 St & O § CP Ce  Taft Leads Ike In GOP House Poll  Warren Is Second  Avowed Candidat.

Republican Doings  Taft Tops Ike In GOP Poll  Warren Announces Candidacy

54 STATE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYES RESIGNED   Emaloyes Quit During Investigation Into Sex Perversion  J in Denartment

This Story Traveled Long. Rugged Road Cease-Fire Conference Nightmare For Newsmen

Cease-Fire Conference Nightmare To Newsmen: Korea Almost Isolated

The Korean Cease-Fire Conference A Nightmare to UN Correspondents

 i i  Raesong Nightmare, Communications Are Problem For Correspondents

WILL REMAIN CLEAR   Forecast Calls For Mercury to “it 70 in Eastern Kansas

Greatest Artillery Barrage Of War Covers Allied Drive      Chinese Defenders Flee Attack

Greatest Artillery Barrage Of Korean War Covers River Crossing Pifteen Miles East Of Seoul   , DRIVE SPEARHEADS   GENERAL UN ATTACK

Tanks, Infantry Units Establish New Bridaehead   Enemy Launches New Drive Far Te East

Y anks Storm Across River Toward Seoul      Greatest Artillery Barrage OF Wav Hits Communist Defend:

50,000-Shell Barrage Spearheads Gains Of 1-3 Miles On 40-Mi. Line   M'Arthur Sees No Hope For Red Victory But Wants Reinforcements To Avoid Stalemate.

90.000 Shells Rained On Foe Before Attack   Bridgehead Carved Out On North Bank; Roks Fall Back On East

Withering Artillery” Barraage Softens Foe   United Nations Field Guns Pour Fifty Thousand Shells Into Enemy Lines in o Little Over Two Hours.

Bridgehead 15 Miles from Seoul Seized   Tanks, Infantry ‘Land at 3 Points; 100 Reds Killed

Chinese Red Defenders Flee Under Holocaust  Of U.S. Artillery Fire

Yanks Storm Han River At  Three Points   Communists Flee Before Holocaust Of 50.000 Shells

Democrats Balk At Calling Tax Bill for Vote   Caucus Instructs Committee Senators Not to Report Bill

Handwriting Expert Claims Will Forged  Authority Testifies In Pietranton Case At New Cumberland

lran Serves Final Notice   Resume Talks In 30 Days Or Quit Country

Spring Rains Cover Advance North of 38th   Second Big Drive Believed In Making Along Entire Front

Rains May Temp! New Red Offense  id Weather Called Cover  For New Enemy Drive

Chinese Pour Southward for New Offensive   Reds Await Bad Weather to Bog Dowr U. N. Equipment

REDS MASS MEN FOR DRIVE UNDER COVER OF RAIN   Pour Troops into Two Areas of Central Korea—Allied Planes Hammer at Concentrations,   WEATHER FAVORABLE FOR ENEMY ATTACK   Contacts Along Front) Ar Light to Modere te—1,580 Communists Killed or Wounded.

REDS POUR SOUTH, Big DRIVE NEARS   Rainy Weather Seen Ideal for Launching of Expeoted Assault

Enemy Uses Rain To Help Build Forces  Weather Richt For   Weather Right For Expected Offensive

Bad Weather Might Shield Red Attack  Communist Troops Pow Southward In Korea As

Weather Favors Reds In Korea   Continue Buildup Of Bridgeheads For New Offensive

Rain Cover: Red Troop  Movements   Forces: Pour Southward For. New Offensive

Chinese Pour South Under Cover of Rain   Renewed Enemy Offensive Is Seen in Troop Buildup

Democratic National Head Tells How  He, Aide Made $2,000 Earn $136,000

Frank McKinney Tells Newsmen Of Fast Profit   Claims No Political Influence Involved

McKinney = ° Admits Quick $68,000 Gain   Democratic Chairman Asserts Transaction Was Above Reproach 

McKINNEY MADE PROFIT OF $68,000   Democrat Chieftain and Political Friend Each Made Fast $68,000 on $1,000 Investments.

DEMO LEADERS ADMIT PROFITS   National Chairman And   Friend Each Make A Fast $68.000

Dem Leader Made $68,000 Gain on $1,000   Stock Investment Pays Off for McKinney, Par ty Chairman

Democrat Party Chief Admits Making A Fast $68,000 on $1,000 Investment

McKinney Made A Fast Profit In Stock Deal  rt 7. Pe a)   Democratic Chairmar Had 74 to 1 Return

McKinney's Irish Boils Over Story   No Impropriety, He Says; Claims Profit of $68,000

McKinney Says Big, Fast Haul Strictly Proper   Democratic Chief Defends Stock Deal, Blasts News Stories

McKinney Sees No Impropriety in Fast Profit   Democratic Chairman Asserts No Political Influence Involved

McKinney Admits He Made $68,000 Profit 1On $1,000: Says He Did Nothing Wrong

Democratic Chairman's Nice Profit  McKinney Discloses _ He Boosted a $1,000

Democratic Party Chairman Admils Fast Fat Profit On Low Investment

Vacation Cut Short To Fly  From Florida   Sudden Decision To  Return Today Leads To Wave Of Guesecs.

Truman fo Fly. Back to Capital For Conference  ; Cuts. Vacation —  “Short to Meet  _ Chiafe- af Staff

War Correspondent Makes Homefront Reports to Gls on Duty in Korea + «:.

Some Action Taken On State Cabinet; Maize Is Rejected   15 Nominations For Appointment Submittec To Senate; Names Of Attorney General, Secretary Of Banking Not On List

Maize Is Rejected By Senate 25-23 For Mines Post   Three Republicans Vote With Majority So as to Be in Position to Seek Reconsideration Later.

Marshall Says Kremlin Has Greatly Enlarged Garrisons Near Front Since December

Says Support Truman's Plan   Feels Even Ridgway Opposes MacArthur Proposals, _lke's Defense Plan Involved

Military Heads Oppose “Macs” Plans -- Marshall   Secretary Finishes Testimony; General Omar Bradley Next

His Plan Would Cripple Defense Of Europe, Said   Eisenhower Named As Supporting Plan Of Administration

Red Buildup On Siberian Border Cited   Refutes MacArthor “ATL-Out” Stratcey To Defeat Chinese

Soviets May Be Building Near Korea,  Leader Says   ‘Increases Are Noted In Military Stands Since Last December

Marshall Winds Up Testimony With Statement to  That Effect   Secretary of Defense Says Many Others Share Similar Opinion

U. S. Defense Secretary Finishes His Testimony   Marshall Says MacArthur Policies Might Have Crippled Military Buildup In Europe—General Bradley To Testify Today

Europe Buildup Threat Is Seen By Defense Chief   Eisenhower, Ridgway Oppose MacArthur's View, Senators Told   Relnfed News, Page &

Says Europe Jeopardized By Far East   Adoption Of Deposed Commander’s Ideas Brings Criticism

Believes Chief Of West Sides With President  Gen. Bradley Du To Be Called as  Donk Uli

Marshall Says Reds Increase East Garrisons   Policy Probers Heartened About Victory in Korea

Limited Korean War View Shared by Top Military Men. Gen. Marshall Says

DEFENSE CHIEFS WOULD RATIFY WAR PROGRAM   DEMOCRAT SENATOR QUIZZES SECRETARY ABOUT COMPLAINTS

Defense Chief Declares Top Military Leaders Back Administration   Includes Ridgway And Eisenhower   Gen. Bradley Next on Quiz List; Marshall May Be Called Again

MARSHALL CLAIMS TOP “BRASS BACKS TRIINAN (IN KARFA   Also Declares MacArthur Plans Might Cripple Eutone’s Defense Setup   ENDS TESTIMONY   Gen. Bradley Will Be Heard Today; Russell De-’ plores ‘Leaks’

Uses Statement To Explain Fear Of ‘Larger’ War   Bridges Still Sees No Reason For Containment

Says Russia Has Increased. Forces Near Korean Ares   Set. Marshall Tells: Senators Of Moves By Soviet Union

Gen. Bradley Next On Stand, Tomorrow   Secretary Marshall Says Gen. Ridgway Supports Truman Pfan

Marshall Tells Of Red Activity Since December   Defense Secretary Denies MacArthur Plan Is “Winner”

Russia Said Building Up  Near Korea   Marshall Testifies Garrisons Enlarged Since December

‘Doug's Plan Would Hinder ‘Ike's: Effort   Secretary Marshall Ends Testimony; Gen. Bradiey Is Next

Support Limited War Plan   Marshall Tells of Russia Making An Increase In Armed Forces

Marshall Cites Border Effort This Year   Air-Sea Stress Can't Win War, He Insists

U.S. Fears Rocking of lke’s Boat   Marsholl Testifies Adoption of Mac’s Plan Might Hurt  European Defence

Insists M’ Arthur Plan Would Fail      Claims Air Force, Navy Can‘t Alone Keep Reds from Invadina Korea

Marshall Says Strengthening Done Recently   Buildup On Siberian Border Heavier General States

M’ARTHUR PLAN AGAIN’ RAPED BY MARSHALL   Defense Secretary Is Testifying For 7th Straight Day

Soviets Add More Strength To Garrisons Near Korea  Mershall, Under Questioning, Claims

Says Russ Build Force Near Korea  Marshall Reveals Strengthening of Ciharian Linite

DERENSE HEAD TESTIFIES FOR SEVENTH DAY  Administration cy y on SBR   Administration Spokesman Ex: plains Why He Ex. pects Intervention.

Leaders Oppose MacArthur Plan Marshall Claims   Defense Secretary Tells Committee Bombing And Blockading Red China Would Lead U. S. inte Third World Wor, Hamper European Aic

General Declares Reds Are Preparing  For War Near Korea  aw ww ene   Secretary Declares MacArthur's Proposals For Stepped Up Air And Sea Fighting Wouldn't Defeat China

Russia Building Up Troops Near ‘Korea—Marshal   Secretary Disagrees With M’Arthur Plan For Stepping Up War

‘Military Supports  Policies’   Marshall Testifies He Knows of No Military Leaders Who Disagree  WeTrrier’eerria<ar warTs*r Trea y raw   RIDGWAY INCLUDED

VIEWS OF MAC WRONG, INSISTS GEN. MARSHALL   Other Military Chiefs _ Concur, Secretary Of Defense Says

Says MacArthur's Plan Would Peril European Defenses  Marshall Winds Up

Emphasizes Moves Since December  Defense Head Insist: MacArthur’s Plans

Marshall Says Military Backs Truman’s Policy   Fears Mac’s Korean Plans Might Upset Defense Of Europe

Fear Korean Policy Would Hurt Europe  Secretary Names  Ike And Ridsway

Mac's Plan Threat To Europe, Belief   Truman Korea Policy Supported By Eisenhower, Marshall Thinks

MARSHALL ENDS 7 DAYS ON STAND   Secretary of Defense Tells Senators MacArthur's Policies Would Hurt Defense of Europe.   . SAYS GENERALS SUPPORT TRUMAN   Testifies Russia Builds Up Siberian Armies; Gen. Bradley to Be Next Witness at Hearing.

Marshall Winds Up Seven Days Of Testimony  Fears Mac’s Plan ould Affect Furanc

Marshall Claims Mac's Policies Would Hamper Eisenhowet in Europe

‘Marshall Says ‘Ike Agrees With Truman   Gen. Bradley Will Be On The Witness Stand Tomorrow

Says Military Backs HST in Korean Policy   Marshall Ends Testimony; Gen: Bradley Is Next

Marshall Says Buildup Started Last December   Hint ‘Something Big in Wind’ To Support General’s Assertior Of Allied Success in War

Mac’s Plans Would Seriously Affect Moves In Europe   Military Leaders Support Plan to Limit Fightina

Size Of Russ Forces Built Up, He Says   Marshall Tells Of Increase In Military Strength In Korea Since Last December

Fears Adoption of MacArthur Proposals on Korean War   Marshall Believes They Would Affect Eisenhower's European Defense Plans.

Russia Massing More Troops On Korean-Siberian Border   Big Increase Since December Noted

Says Top Men Reject His Plan   Claims Most Military Men  Favor Confinement

Secretary Tells Senators Plan Would Not Work   Marshall Also Testifies Russia fs Increasing  Garrisons Near Koren

Claims Mac's Plan Would Hurt Europe  Marshall Cites  Bidaway Sunnart

Believes Ike Backs Truman Korea Program  Bradley Is Slated To Take Stand At  Tomorrow’<« Meet

Large Recent Buildup Cited By Marshall In Testimony  ieenenemneineenmenmnameennnt   U. S. Air, Navy Not Enough to Halt Reds. ;  — Secretary

Gen Marshall Says: Top Military  Men Opposed To MacArthur   Ends Tetimony By Saying Policy May Cripple Europe

Bradley Is Next Witness   Marshall Ends Seven Days of Testimony in Senate Committees’ _  Far Eastern Inquiry

MARSHALL SAYS SOVIET'S MOVES THREATEN KOREA   Russian Garrison Strength Being Increased Near War Area— He Raps MacArthur Proposal.

Marshall Ends  Testimony on Mac’s Ouster   Says Administration Military Leaders and Ridgway Form Solid Support of President

Marshall Declares MacArthur Proposal Would Hurt Europe   Eisenhower’s Defense Plan Would Suffer, General Says; Ike Backs Truman on Korea

Marshall Sees Grave Danger In Far East —   Secretary Says Russians: Might Start Big War

Marshall Tells Of New Activity By The Russians   Claims Garrisons Near Korea Given Boost This Year

MILITARY MEN SUPPORT U. S. DEFENSE PLAN   Marshall Finishes Senate Testimony;  Bradley Is Next

Secretary Says Russia Building ForceNearKorea  Soviet Garrisons Near Border Increased Since December

Military Men Back President   That Is Claim of Max shall Completing His Testimony.

Gen. Bradley To Testify At Hearing   ‘Secretary Marshall Ends  Testimony, Tells Solons  Russians Building Up - Garrisons in Korea

Military. United On Policy   In Final Testimony Marshall Says Leaders Solidly Support Trumar Program'‘in Korea

Marshall Ends Seven Days Of Testimony   Secretary Declares Ridgway Supports Korean War Policy

Senators Told Reds Building Up New Power   Defense Secretary’s Testimony Shows Action Taking Place Since Last December

Marshall Denies MacArthur Claim On Korea Tactics  Secretary Closes   Secretary Closes Testimony; Fears Threat to Europe

STATE OF READINGS   Russian Buildup Noted In Siberia: Marshal   Korean Viar At St*'emate Five And One-Half Months

‘Claims Backing  Of Experts In  MacArthur F. iring Chief Of Staff  Catled To Face Probers Today

Feels “Mac” Plan Would Hurt “Tke’’   Marshall Winds Up Testimony With Statement to That Effect   VIEW WELL-SUPPORTED   Secretary of Defense Says Many Others Share Similar Opinion

Marshall Fears Mac’s Proposals Would Affect ike’s European Defense Plans

REDS BUILD UP BORDER GARRISON   Marshall Says Border Troops Increased Recently

FEARS EFFECT ON PLANS FOR WEST EUROPE   Testifies Under Questionins He Thinks Army Chiefs Back Truman.

Red Forees Near Korea Boosted Since December,  Marshall Tells Senators

Congress Told Russia Has Army of Four Million Men.   Armament Also Includes 300: Submarines, 400 Bombers: "Almost Enauch'! A'ReaxL_

Vinson Warns Russia Ready With A-Bombs   4 Million Men, 300 Subs, Many Planes Able to Attack U.S.

Urges House To Pass His Draft Bill   Says Soviets Have 400 Bombers Able To Hit U. S, Cities

Proposal of Long Range I orelgn Police   Mutual Security Program Aim of  5. t. of C.

Quaker State Oil Engineer Is Named   J. K, Barton Now Member Of Penn Grade Group

YOUTH DRAFT GAINS FAVOR      Senators, Who Must Decide Quickly, Lean Toward 18-Year-Olds

“Senatorial Committee -Leans Toward Drafting ‘Of 18-Year-Old Youths

Move To Lower Draft Age Is Gaining Favor   Senate Services Panel Apparently Feels It Best Of Three Alternatives

ODDS AGAINST 18 YEAR OLDS   Senators Leaning Toward .Drafting Them.

Senators Lean  To ‘18 Draft   Three Alternatives Face Badvered Legislators

Solons Favor Draft for 18-Year Age   Swing to Lowerinc Limits Seen In Senate Group

Swing Toward 18-Year Draff   Group of Senators Apporently Lean Toward Lowering Induction Age

Senafe Swinging Toward Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Only Alternative Is To Take Vets,  Johbnsan Declarec

Senators Lean To ‘18’ Draft   Group Says Lowered Ave Necessarv- Step

SENATORS BACK DRAFT AGE GUI   GROUP THAT WILL DECIDE QUESTION APPEARS TO FAVOR REDUCTION,

“Girt Escapes Serious — Injury In Fall From Second: Floor Window

“MR. ROBERTS” CAST ROUTED FROM HOTEL   Henry Fonda And Members Of Company Victims Gf Blaze In Des Moines

Quake Toll 1,000 on El Salvador  Report Death List in City of 12,000

Temperatures Are On Climb   Weather Bureau Says Trend Will Be Short Lived

ANOTHER COLD FRONT   Weatherman Sees Drop in Temperatures over Kansas Tomorrow

Plug Up The ‘Loopholes’ In  The Draft   Vinson Calls For Views To Be Up On Monday

Vinson Wants To Plug Dratt ‘Loopholes’  Asks Requirements Mhemaan Diecw Webs   Asks Requirements Change, Plus Vets, Husbands induction

Vinson Uraes Tightening Draft Codes   Solon Claims Many Use Loopholes In Present Law

Vinson Calls On Department Of Defense To Plug Up Gaps Permitting Draft Loopholes

Plug Draft Gaps, Urges Rep. Vinson   Sen. Johnson Speaks Out Against Calling Up 18 Year Old Boys

Gaps in Draft  Face Plugging   Vinson Seeking Changes In Dclermenis

CLAIM NINE Or 10 LUaT a GAP IN CRAFT   Vinson Wants Loophole Plug to Bring More Men Into Army.

Vinson Wants ‘Gaps’ in Draft Plugged  Says 9 Out of 10 Eligibles —

Vinson Demands A Tightening Of Draft Loopholes   9 Out Of 10 Draft-Age Men Escaping Induction

Solon Says 9 Of 10 Are Escaping Draft  Through Loopholes   Asks Defense Department About Proposals To Lower Requirements And.Take In 4-Fs; Also Would Take Vets And Newly Married

Vinson Asks Loophole Plug Of Exemptions   Armed Services Chairman Says Too Many Are Now Exempt from Services

Vinson Demands Defense Plug ‘Gaps in Draft   Says Nine Out of Ten Men Are Escaping Induction

LOOPHOLES SEEN IN DRAFT LAW   VINSON SAYS 9 OUT OF 10 MEN ESCAPE INDUCTION “WOULD PLUG GAPS,

Loopholes Allow 9 Of 10 To Skip Draitt, Ils Charge   Vinson Wants Gaps Plugged; Would Lower Standards, Take Some Veterans And Others Married Since Fichtinge Began

Vinson Wants ‘Gaps’ in Draft Plugged   Says 9 Out of 10 ERgibles Escape Induction

Rep. Vinson Say: 9 Out Of 10 Get Out Of Induction  In "Dr aft-Age Clos Georgian Asks Help

gi in 10 Draft Age Men Escaping, Vinson Charges   Demands Defense Department Plug Loopholes in Law

Lenten Guideposts  Arthur Godfrey tells his story of faith  Page 5   Three lowans Killed in Crash At Dorchester

Top Briton In Singapore Ts Shot Down   Sir Henry Gurney, High Commissioner, Is Shot Down By Ambushed Reds

Guerillas Kill High British Commissioner   Sir Henry Gurney Is Victim of Ambush Gunfire; Others Wounded

Red(uerrillasKill Federation Head On Malayan Road   Sir Henry Gurney, British Commissioner, Victim Of Jungle Ambuscade

Guerillas Kill High British Commissionet  Sir Henry Gurney:  Is Victim of ‘Ambush Gunfire;

Guerillas Kill. British Malaya Commissioner  Sir Henry Gurney’s Slain In Communist  + a a er a

British Official Slain by Reds  Malayan Guerrillas Bushwack Gurney

BANDITS AMBUSH ‘FEDERATION CHIEF ON LONELY ROAD   Lady Gurney, Riding In Separgte Car, Escapes Death Tran

GOMMUNIST GUERRILLAS KILL BRITISH HIGH COMMISSIONER. TQ MALAYA FROM AMBUSH 

iRed Guerillas Kill Commissione: 'In Malay Jungle   Scientists See Mothers’ Emotions  Affecting Make-up of Unborn Child

Red Guerrillas Kill British Commissioner   Ambush In Malaya Takes Life Of Sir Henry Gurney

COMMISSIONER OF MALAYA IS SLAIN   Britisher Ambushed by Communist Guerillas

Lightning Kills Four; Airliner Is Foreed Down   Cities, Villages, Farm Areas Suffer Damage; Large Hailstones Fall

Severe Storms Hit East Coast, Lightning Kills ?   Chimney Topples On Philadelphia Hospital Injurine Four

Prisoner Attempts To Peddle His Songs And Repay Victims Of Housing Swindles

Postal Increase Hits Opposition   Truman Plan Is Out of All Proportion, Is House Reaction

OPPOSITION T0 ~* POSTAL HIKE   President’s. Proposal Criticized.

Egypt to Refuse Four-Nation Pac!   Will Insist On British Evacuating Sudan

Egypt Expected to Refuse Invitation to Join  Middle East Defense Unit

Suez Dispute Dims Prospects  OfDefensePlar   Parliament May Junk Pacts With Britain At Session Tonight

Kgypt Expected To Reject Bid To Join Project   Press Reports Nation Seeks Common Policy Clash Threat Spreads

Egypt to Refuse  - Four-Nation Pact   Will Insist On British / - Evacuating Sudan

Egypt Against Defense Pac!   Newspapers Say Nation Will Not Join In Suez Project

Egyptian ‘No’ To Pact Seen   Rejection Of Suez Defense Treaty Predicted By Cairo Press

Mail Early To Beat Christmas Rush, Is Plea Voiced Today by Postmaster

Witness Names Man Who Aided Slain Gambler   Dr. D. M. Nigro, Kansa: City, Sought Help For Charles Garqotta

Names Friend Oi Gargottas   lowa Beer Man Says Dr. Nigro Asked Bond Help

Beer Distributor Testifies Doctor Requested $30,000   ‘Dr. D. M. Nigro, Kansas City, Asked Him To Raise $30,000 Bail For Two Gangsters Inf 1947, Lew Farrell, Iowa Beer Man, Tells Kefauver Crime Investigators

lowa Beer Distributor Tells Crime Probers He Was Asked to Raise Bond for Kansas City Gangsters

WAS ASKED BY DOCTOR TO BAIL TWO GANGSTERS   Beer Distributor Posted Bond for Binaggio Pal, Kefauver Told.

lowan Says He Was Asked fo Aid Gangsters   Kansas City Doctor Denies He Helped Ge’! Bond for Garcottas

Tells of a Dr. Nigro Witness Reveals Role In Raisine Gangsters’ Bonds

lowan Balks During Senate Crime Probe   Man Refuses to Tell TV Audience Name Of Person Asking  For Gangsters’ Bond

DR. NIGRO NAMED   K. C. Sports Enthusiast Is Said to Have Asked Bail for Gargottas

Kansas City Gang Slaying Checked By Crime Probe   Doctor Named as Man Who ‘Helped’ Slain Gambler

NAMES DOCTOR WHO ASKED BOND FOR GANGSTERS   CRIME PROBERS QUIZ LEW FARRELL, IOWA BEER DISTRIBUTOR

Identifies Docto Who Sought Ba for / Ganasters   Beer Distributor Says Nigro Approached Hir to Help Out Gargottas

Crime Probers Told Doctor Sought Bail For Two Gangsters   Kefauver Says Group Will End Investigations March 31 as Scheduled

Iowa Beer Distributor at Grime Probe  Farrell Quizzed on  Gangsters’ Bonds

Names ‘Bailer’  Of Gargottas ‘Dr. Nigro’ Raised $30,000 lowan Says

Beer Baron Testifies In Crime Probe   Admits Raising Bond for Two Gangsters at Friend’s Request

lowa Beer Dealer Testifes Before Senate Probers   Asked to Put Up Bond for Kansas City Gangsters

CRIME WITNESS REVEALS GANGSTER BOND CONTACT    Cities Should Clean Out Underworld Without Congress: Aid -Kefauyer

Posted Bail At Atlantic After Harlan Hold-up   For Gargottas; Reveals Name of Kansas City Doctor Under Protest

Kansas City Doctor Named In Crime Probe   Witness Admits Physician Asked Help for Gambler

Says Dr. Nigro Interceded for The Gargottas   lowan Testifies Kansas Citian Asked Him to Furnish Their $30.000 Bond

Beer Distributor Tells of Approach ror Gang Bonds   lowa Man Claims Doctor Sought Help For Two Criminals

Name of Kansas City Doctor Enters Crime Investigation   Dr. Nigro Said To Have Sought Bond for Gargotta Brothers.

OUSTED POLICE CHIEF IS SEEKING APPEAL   John H. Soucrs Was Removed By a Anne Arundel Commissioners For “Inefficiency”

Lawmakers Blame Academy Faculty As Probe Begins  Test System, Football   Test System, Football To Face Intense Teonatnntinn

Senators Begin Inquiry Into Cadet Scandal   Lawmakers Disagree Over Abolition of Service Football

Faculty Blamed  Academy Case Getting Close I Scrutiny Of  Congressmen

West Point Scandal Is Being Probed   Several Senators Say Faculty Must Share the Blame for Seandal, Along with the Students.

CADET SCANDAL BEING CHECKED BY COMMITTEE   Congress Takes Hand In Query, With Investigators Probing Cheating And Dis missals.

West Point Probe Gets Under Way   Senate Group Sifts Complaints; Parents Appeal To President

Congress Begins West Point Probe Faculty Scored   Individual Lawmakers Disagree Over Abolition Of Service Football

Many American Schools  Employ Honor Systems   Congress Begins Check-Up On West Point’s Scandal

Congress Begins Checking West Point Scandal, Row Develops Over Grid Plans

Senate. Committee Begins Probe Of “Point” Cribbing   Lowmakers Denounce -Feculty Of Military Academy:

HOSPITAL OPERATION DISCUSSED; WOMEN’S AUXILIARY IS PLANNED.   Association Trustees Elected During Annual Meatina

Murray Signs Seven Bills   Governor Vetoes Eight Measures; 43 Still'on_ Desk for Action —

Murray Signs Seven Bills and Vetoes Eight, 43 Still Rernains   Must Act Upon Remeining Measures By Saturday or They Autonretically Bie; School Bills Signed Into Lew

'Truman Flies To Capital, /Plans Budget Conference   Meeting Scheduled With Defense Chiefs Concerning Military Needs For Coniane Year

WASHINGTON (UP)—President Truman returned by plane at 12:42 p.m. (CST) today fram a Christmas holiday visit to his Independence, Mo., home.

Corn Support Price Set At $1.56 In Stark   May Be Revised Slightly By Parity Level October 1, Soy Bean Price Set At $2.48

RAISE PRICE _ SUPPORTS FOR CORN AND BEANS   Assure Farmers Of At Least $1.56 Bushe] For Corn, @9 42 Par Raane

Children’s Home. Operation Cost $18,428 Last Year, Report Show; Receipts $5824

Stubborn Defense Staged. by Reds  They Counterattack Near Chorwon Base

Counterattacks By Reds Thrown At Allied Lines   -UN Tanks Move . Near Big: Enemy ‘Base At Chorwon

Enemy Hurls 2 Counter Attacks Against Allies   Reds Hit U.N. Lines at Other Points; Gis Burn Path for Tanks

Reds Hurl Two Counterattacks Against Allies   But U. S. Flamethrower: Burn Path Right Through.

Rearguarc Action   Two Counterattacks Slow Yank Advance ‘South of Chorwon;  ‘Planes Rilast Reds

keds Sop. Flignt To Counterattack  Undetermined Number of Enemy Troops Charge lear Chorwon  A RED BUILDUP BASE  Over 600,000 Chinese Believed Massed North of City

Stubborn Enemy Hurls Blows At Closing UN Units   Unestimated Number of Rede Attacking American Troops Southeast of Chorwon; Flamethrowing Doughboys Assist Tanks

Reds Hurl Two Counterattacks Against Allies   As U.N. Forces Close In on Chorwon, Believed Enemy's Base

Communists Hur! Counterattacks Against Allies   Hit American Troops Driving To Close In On Base At Chorwon

Allied Tanks In Gun Range Of Chorwon   Doughboys Burn Path “Through Red Outpost: With Flamethrowers

Reds Stop Flight To Counterattack   Undetermined Number o  Enemy Troops Charge Near Chorwon

Stubborn Red: Counterattack Allied Troops  U.N. Forces Close In On Communist  Base Of Chorwon

Reds Mount Two Attacks Near Chorwen   Bilier Fight Is Raging; Tanks Are Within Gan Range

Red Troops Attack Near Chorwon Base   Yanks Cut Path For Tanks with Flamethrowers

FLAMETHROWERS USED Commie Counterblows Hurled At UN Advances On Chorwon

Reds Counterattack Allies Near Chorwon   Stubborn Rearguard Communist Move; Chorwon, Presumed Red Base, Is One .Of Main Objectives On Central Front

ALLIED TANKS IN GUN RANGE OF CHORWON   Flamethrowers Clear Path for Tanks. Red Rearguards Turn on Troops Closing in on Town.

RED REARGUARD COUNTERATTACKS NEAR CHORWON   DOUGHBOYS USE FLAMETHROWERS TO OUST ENEMY

Stubborn Reds Hit With Fire  Tan ks, Flame Thro rowe an HL nmune Cb

Reds Battle Determinedly Hold Chorwon   Rearguard Commies Hurl Counter-Attacks Against Alien Units Near City

Reds Throw  Counterattack  Gls Only 8 Miles South Of 600,000  Massed Commies

ENEMY. ATTACKS AS U.N. TROOPS PRESS ADVANCE   Reds Make Two Assaults In Effort To Halt Allied Drive  n Cherwon In  North Korea.

Stubborn Rearguard Reds Counterattack Near Chorwon Base   Yanks Clear Path for Tanks with Flamethrowers.

Red Foe Cheeks  Big Push   All-Out) Power Assault By Communists Halts Big Allied Offensive

ALLIED TROOPS NEAR CHORWON   GI’s With Flamethrowers Lead Attack On Big

Reds Hurl Two Counterattacks Below Chorwon  Allied Flamethrowers Rout Path for Tanks

Red Rearguards Counterattack  Enemy Still Using Withdrawal Tactics

REDS CHECK “ALLIES CLOSING IN ON CHORWO!   Two Counterattacks Hurl ed Against American Troops.

Allies Slowed By Rearguard Counterattacks  Yanks Make Use Of FlamethrowersTo Open Way for Tanks

Chinese Hurl New Attacks ia UN Units  =      Battle Still Rages  At Torn Chorwon   Doughboys Use Flamethrowers Against Red Outposts F

Battle Rages For Major Enemy Base   Flamethrowers Burn Path for U.S. Tanks Advancing on Chorwon

Flame Throwers © Cut Path For Yank Tanks At Chorwon   Reach Points Well Within Gun Range Of Obiective City

Attacks Launched  By Reds   Counter Strokes Precipitate a Fight in the Chorwon Area

Heavy Fighting In Korean Area  Two Counterattacks Hurled at Americans

Communists Fight GIs Near City  Reds Hurl Counter-Attacks At Allied Units Closing on Chorwon

U. N. Troops Meet Red Counterdrive   Allied Tanks in Gun Range Of Chorwon, Red Supply Base

‘Rearguard Chinese Hurl Two Counterattacks  Against Allies Closing In On Chorwon Base

Stubborn Reds Hurl 2 Counter Hits at Allies  UN Units: We Closing on Chorwon

Group To Probe Tobacco Exports   N. C. Congressmen Are On Committee

Thailand Regent Dies of Stroke   Heart Attack Fatal To Prince Ranasit

 Parity Law Prevents Ceilings on Many ltems  Sharp Advance in Farm Prices Since Start Of War Brings Demand For Tichter Controls

Tighter Farm Price Controls  May Be Soughi   Key Report To Be Released By Ag Department

TIGHTER FARM CONTROLS SEEN   Government Wants Lid On Prices For Agricultural Products

Government To Give Report On Farm Prices   Tighter Controls Expected after Announcement

Cut in Food Prices Likely To Be Small   Tighter Farm Price Pe ee ee

Better Weather Ahead In Indiana After Cool Start   Roads Open But Have Ice On Them Over a Wide  Area

THIRD MINISTER WITHDRAWS FROM BRITISH CABINET   Winston Churchill May Return to Old Job As Prime Minister Before End of Year

Labor's Death Knell? -SECOND BRITISH MINISTER JOINS BEVAN IN QUITTING

Flood Sweeps Down on Git  Of 1.700.000   ‘Old Miss’ Crest Hits-. 40.5 Foot Mark; Equals Rarnyrd nf 1844 :

River's Flood Crest Batters Levees Over, Bears Down On St. Louis

Nemes Nena eked reat So = Om  Reports 28th To Sail Dented by Stricklor

ROTARY CLUB TO SPONSOR PLAY FOR MIDGET LOOP   BPW Players to Repeat Comedy at Bache Auditorium on January 26

ROTARY SPONSORS SHOW FOR MIDGETS   Repeat’ Performance ° of B.P.W. Players’: Coniedy, ‘Your, Face Is: Familiar, : io -Be' Given January 26.

ROTARY SPONSORS SHOW FOR MIDGETS   Repeat Performance of B.P.W. Players’ Comedy, ‘Your Face Is Familiar,’ to Be Given January 26.

RESUME SENDING REMINDER CARDS   DRIVERS WILL RECEIVE NOTICE BEFORE EXPIRATION OF LICENSE

Senate Bill Asks  University Branch  Milwaukee College ~~ Setup Submitted —

Greeks and Turks Are Opposed By Members of Pact   Western Europeans Would Bar Middle Eastern Neighbors

UMT Issue Draws New Opposition   Military Claimed Using ‘Hysteria’

ESCAPEE TRIES T0 MAKE TRADE   Prison Official Says ‘We Don’t Barter With An Escaped Convict’

Douglas Blasts Capital Ethics, Defends RFC   Says Agency Fills Gap in Credit Structure

‘Severed Useful Functions’ Sen. Douglas Opposes Moves to Abolish RFC

DOUGLAS RAPS LOOSE MORALS OF POLITICOS   Calls for High Standar« Of Ethics; Won’t Oppose RFC

Flooded Valley  Threatened By  Typhoid Plague Lack Of Drinking  Water Foreseen [n Italian. Disaster

Disease Adds To Flood Peril  Italy Starts Health Relief in Po Valley

State Revenue Funds Boosted To New High   Drive for Economy ls All but Forgotten by Solons

Appropriation Bill Passed by Senate Nears New High   Most Items, Chopped Of In Economy Move, Restored by Legislators.

raiiure to Boister Pact ~ Force Called ‘Short Cut  To Suicide’ by Secretary

Hitler-Backer Thyssen Dies   Ex-German Tycoon Passes In Argentina

THYSSEN DIES AT BUENOS AIRES   Financial Backer of Hitler Succumbs at 77.

HITLER FINANCIAL BACKER SUCCUMBS   Fritz Thyssen, 77, Dies “Man Without Country”

Thyssen Dies; Financed Hitler Rise  Then Lost Citizenship   Then Lost Citizenship in Disagreeing With Fuehrer.

Thyssen, Hitler Financier Dead  Fortune And Freedon Lost With Nazis

Fritz Thyssen, Once Backer  Of Hitler, Dies   Tycoon Who Broke With Nazis In 1940 Will Be Buried In Argentina

Fritz Thyssen, Hitler Sponsor, Is Dead at 77  Once Top industrialist, He Gave Up Wealth

YANKS’ SHELLS SCATTER DRIVE OF RED FORCES   Van Fleet Warns New Offensive In Korean War Areas

Big Guns Of Allies Smash Series Of Chinese Attacks As Forerunner Of New Push

Artillery Halts Drive By Reds   Van Fleet Says Fee Maps Offensive

New Red Offensive Exnected in Korea   Sharp Fighting May Be Forerunner of a * New Chinece Attacl

Allied Artillery Stops Series of Chinese Attacks   Enemy Appears to be Building Up for New Effort, VanFleet Says

U.N. ARTILLERY STOPS SERIES OF RED ATTACKS   Van Fieet Reports Chinese Building Up for Big Tabane

Korean Military Leaders Prepare For Expected Chinese Offensive While Refusing Cease-Fire Talk

Allies Smash Enemy Attacks With Big Guns   Sharp Fighting Seen as Prelude to a Major Chinese Drive

Allied Guns Smash Chinese Red Troops   Communists . Build Up Strength For New Offensive

CHINESE APPEAR TO BE MASSING FOR MAJOR PLUSH   Sharp Fighting Flames ‘Across Central Front As Opposing Armies Probe Ene my Lines.

Allied Artillery Smashes Attacks   Van Fleet Warns That New Red Offensive in Korea May Be Building up Soon

Red Koreans May Open Un New Drive   Van Fleet Is Silent On Possibility Of  Ceasce.Fire

Thundering Artillery Fire Turns Back Commie Attacks   U.N. Forces Push Deeper In Enemy Territory

Allied Artillery Repels Chinese   Sharp Fighting Flares All Across Korean Front

U.N. Artillery Smashes Series Of Red Assault   Gen. Van Fleet Warns Attacks May Presage New Enemy Offensive

New Red Drive Is Scented as Fighting Flares   Commie Attacks Smashed by Allied Artillery Barrages

Allied Artillery Hits Red Attacks   Offensive Hinted, But Not Immediately

Allied Artillery Smash Red Hits  Forerunner of New Red Offensive?

Allied Artillery Blasting Series Of Red Attacks   Allied Chieftains Refuse To Discuss Cease-Fire Matter

Allied Guns Smash Chinese Attacks Believed Forerunner Of a New Enemy Offensive

Chinese Attacks Smashed By Allied Artillery Fire As Red Offensive Looms

UN Arfillery ashes Series Of Red Attacks   - Van Fleet Says Enemy Buildup May Mean New Offensive

U.N. Artillery  Smashes Reds  Allies Stop Series Of Enemy Attacks

UN Guns Block Enemy Attacks Across Front   Action Heavy Near Kumhwa; Van Fleet Forecasts  A New Offensive

Allies Plan No Letting Up   Enemy Continges Buildup As if for New Major Offensive Against U. N.

Allied Artillery Smashes Attacks  May Be Forerunners of a New Offensive

UN. Artillery Smashes New  Red Assaults  Mav Be Vorerimner Of Enemy Offensive  We Cris Nh...

Allied Artillery Smashes Series Of Chinese Attacks   May Be Forerunners Of New Red Offensive In Korea, Says Van Fleet

UN Repulses Red Attacks on Central Front   Van Fleet Warns Chinese May Lounch Another Offensive

Allied Artillery Halts Red Attacks  Van Fleet Expects Buildup for Push

Allied Guns Smash Series Of New Red Chinese Attacks  “Want Peace but Won't Let Up on Enemy,” Gen. Van Fleet Declares as Fiahtina Raaes

Red Thrusts Are Stopped By Artillery   Van Fleet Regards  . Attacks as Forerunners Of New Major Attempt By Chinese Soon

United Nations Ground Commander Foresees No Maior Thrust Soon: Enemy Lines Probed

Allied Artillery Smashes Series Of Red Attacks   “Wan Fleet Warns Stubborn Enemy May Plan Offensive

Red Attacks  Are Smashed By UN’s Guns Along Front   Chinese Offensive Seems To Be Ready  For Launching Soon

Red Attacks Smashed By Artillery   Chinese Assaults May Be Forerunner Of New Offensive, Van Fleet Says

MAY BE F FORERUNNER OF DRIVE  Allied Artillery Blasts Series Of Chinese Attacks

Allied Artillery Breaks Up Red Attacks   Gen. Van Fleet Warns of Possible New Offensive

Chinese Drive Seen Delayed By Allied Guns   Sharp Fighting Flares at Center  Of Korean Front

New Red Drive Seen In Attacks   Allied Artillery Smash Series Of Chinese Assaults.

Allied Guns Smash Series Of Advances  Van Fleet Believe:   Van Fleet Believes The Thrusts Are Start Of Offensive

U.N. Artillery Smashes Red Mass Attacks   No Hint Of Peace On Battlefront As Reds Build Forces

Negro, Held In Slaying-Abduction, Is Rushed To New Jail For Safet

     War Declaration On Red China And North Korea Due For Quick Pigeonhole

Million Due For Pay Hike   Cost-of-Living Index Covered By Contract

Waae Increases Due For Million  Automatic Raises Based On Living

Million Workers To Get Pay Hikes As Livine Cost Hits Record Hish

HIKES IN-PAY ARE SLATED IN INDUSTRY   , Automatic Increases “Become Effective” Due Te Price Rise

James Whitmore, Nancy Davis Offer Glowing Portrayals in “The Next Voice You Hear”

Liquor Commission Order Aimed at Sales By Drink   Stores Told Not To Sell Where Resale Suspected

Moves to Halt Purchases for Reselling ‘Commission Orders Closer Cheek on Liquor Sales

Sale of Liquor For Resale Hit  lowa Commission Acts i i le i i ii

Crack Down on Liquor by Drink  Bootleg Channels —Included in Order

Te ee ee ey ne ae eee ee een een, eee ae wean eee RT eee ee  Army Cancels 2,000  Christmas Leaves

Eighteen Japanese Holed Up on Island Still Think World War Is Going On

* * *- * *  _ S. a ds Denice ro ‘or in Pilots ices Allies Bio Edce. Reds May May Have Super-Secret Sight

Do Russians Know Secret  Of Jet Sights?  Enemy May Have Gained Lafermation tae Kien War

Offers to Talk Peace with Reds in Field  ete: With Communis ists On Visit to Front

Peace Talks Also Offered By MacArthur   Reply Feom Enemy Is Expected To Take Several Days

UN Commander Also Offers To Talk Peace   Makes Statement After Front Visit

Enemy Offered Another Chance To Talk Peace   UN Commander Jubilant After Visit to Front

General At Front In Attempt To Meet With Reds   No Contact Made With Communists; Sth Army Told It Has Power To Go Over Parallel When Necessary

Bid Made as Enemy Is Cleared Out of S. Korea; UN May Cross Parallel

Bolt Kills Five Girls At Camp  Mormon Hikers In Mountains Struck

FIVE GIRLS KILLED BY LIGHTNING BOLT   Church Camp Hikers Hid in Idahe Canyon — Right) Others Soiree.

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ASKED   Nation’s Railroads To Petition ICC For  15°o Increase

Railroad Rate Increase Asked   15 Per Cent Freight Boost to Meet Big Costs Sought

Rails Will Seek. 15% Rate Boost   ICC Asked to Set Aside Six Per Cent Award

Rails Ask 15%  Hike In Rates Freight Request Subs For Jan. 16 Petition

Railroads  Ask Higher Rate Jump  Say They Need   Say They Need 15 Per Cent Increase Now

Carriers Ask 15 Pet. Raise In Freight Rates  ICC Petition Is Sub For Previous Bid For 6 Pct. Boost

Rails Seeking Higher Rate:   Carriers To Ask For 1: Percent Increase Instead OF Six

RAILROADS SEEK RAISE IN RATES   Ask 15 Per Cent Jump in ’ Freteht Charges

Attorney General Margiotti Renders Opinion To Enable Eight Departments To Function; Other Heads Remain Till Successors Qualify

 Fine Cuts Legal Snarl On Cabinet   Designates His Appointees as Acting De partment Heads.

Governor Fine Names Acting Heads’ To End Legal Snarl on Cabinet  Keeps Maraiotti Despite Threat of   Keeps Margiotti Despite Threat o' Democrats To Stall Functionning Of New State Government

FINE CABINET NAMED ACTING STATE HEADS   Governor Cuts Red Tape When Dems Toss Wrench

LATEST MOVE CUTS THROUGH LEGAL SNARL   Designates Aides As Acting Heads; Demo Action Sidestepped

Civic Leaders Told To Work On-Defense    ~ Caldwell, Warren  Press For Action

Convicts Fast —  — To Defy Edict   1,310 Hungry in No-Work No-Eai Order of Warden

410 Capitulate to Warden's No Work No Eat Ultimatum  Convicts Go Foodless 6th Day

Thirteen Hundred Oregon Convicts Start Sixth Day of Hunger Strike

Japan in Accord On Defense Pact   U. S. Protection ‘Warmly Welcome’

Australian Scientists Developing — Different Rain-Making Technique

cientists Make It Look Easv—  Australians Tell New Way to Produce Rains

Says Spies And Saboteurs Being Poured Into U. §   McCarran Charges That Communist Embassies In Washington “Have Become Huge Funnel”

jSenator McCarran Flays Red Embassies As ‘Funnel’: for.:Spies: ‘and: Saboteurs -

Communist Embassies In Capital Funnel Spies, Sabofeurs Info U. S., Says Senator

Senators Hit U.S. Failure To Use Laws  Charge State, Justice   Charge State, Justice Agencies ‘Too Timid’;. Ask Program Of Action

Senator McCarran Slaps Truman Administration For Permitting Rec Embassies To Import Enemy Spies

Senator Calls Red Embassies Spy ‘Funnels’   MeCarran Raps Government For Failure To Invoke Law

US Security Under Attack B v McCarran   Senator Charges  White House Fails To Protect Nation From Subversives

‘The Weather   Spies Fester In Capital, Solon Claims  TT reenact wae   Truman Regime Held Airaid  To Use Powers

M'Carthy Again Blasts Acheson  ‘Secretary Tries to Assure U. S. Defeat?

Senator Aqain Attacks Acheson   ‘Tried to Make Sure We Could Not Win’

FBI Nabs Two Suspects On Bank Robbery Charge   Charlotte Agent Says Pair Admits Robbery In Granite Quarry, Names Third Accomplice

36h In. Sno = lowa Has Snow end Storm To Move This—  CAl we Pisct toler

More Snow, Zero Wave Due Tuesday   New Deep Freeze En Route To Midwest In Wake Of Snowstorm; 137 Deaths Caused By Weather

Midwest hit By Second Snow Storm   180 Lives Taken Since Bad Weather Started On Friday

Area Flood Group To Unify Cleanup   Organization of Douglas County Disaster, Inc., at 7 Tonight   IN CHAMBER BUILDING

GRAIN RESERVES FOR USE IN EMERGENCY   Farm And Economic Experts Urge Government To Move In Event Of War

Peiping Radio Rejects Ridgway Plan 7 To Resume Truce Talks at New Location

Negotiators Themselves Keep Silent.   Red Charge Takes Two Key Points In ‘Iron Trianale’

Red Radio Ices Peace Talk Shift   ‘Principals Silent, Peiping  Broadcasters Rant

To the Rear, March! _ , Harry Changes Mind On Public Prerosative

Administration May Settle For  Cut in Revenue $75,000,000 In New Taxes May End Budaet Deadlock

New Program Would Slice Fine's Setup   Question of Taxes To be Number One Issue Before Senate Returning to Capital

‘Administration Leaders Are Reported Ready to Settle for $75,000,000 In New Revenues

U. S. Officials Fear Breakoff of Truce Talks May Mean Soread of Fighting

Breakdown In Armistice Plans May Be Sional for Renewal of Major Batties

U.S. Officials Forecast ‘Resumption of Fighting, ‘Charge ‘Frame Up’ by Reds

e EUROPE ARMY VOTE SLATED NEXT TUESDAY   Congress’ Approval Debate Under Way In Senate

NEW CENTURY CLUE ANNOUNCES SCHEDULE   First Meeting To Be Covered Dish Dinner, Tuesday   PROGRAM FOR YEAR

NEWTOWN JUNIORS TO OPEN SEASON SEPT 1!   Membership, Hospitality Committees To Be In Charce aft ==   PROGRAMS OUTLINED

[ran Oil Talks Collapse After 18-Day Parley   ‘Averell Harriman, U. 5S. Troubleshooter Unable To Salvage Fields; British To Leave For London This Morning

British, lranians End Oil Talks   Collapse Sends Stokes, Harrimoen Back Home

US Fostered Negotiations  Britain-lran Oil Talks Collapse After18 Days

BRITISH-IRANIAN OIL TALKS FAIL   CONFERENCE HELD IN EF FORT TO REACH AGREFMENT COMES TO END.

Iran, British Oil Talks Collapse   Question: of Force Stil. Dark. Secret

lran Breaks With British On Oil Policy   Mossadegh Reveals Stand After Short Meeting with Cabinet!

Tank Force Spearheads Great Drive   Fighting Grows As Truce Hopes Get Brighter

Iron Triangle Is Site Of Heavy Blow   Infantrymen Crash  Into Apex of Old  Communist Center; Planes Darken Sky

Described as Heaviest Armored Thrust of Korean War; Stiff Red  Resistance Met North of Kumwha

Raid Perhaps Heaviest Of Korean War   Thrust Similar To Ones In North African Campaign

U.N. SHOOTS. UP REDS AND PULLS BACK   Allied Armored ‘Columna Crash Into North Corner of Old Triangle i in "Or: eration Cleaver.” re   THREE DIVISIONS ' POWER TANK RAID   In Infantry Fighting Ma. tines Knock 2,000: Reds 2 OFFS Seak in. Savoge Four four Battle, “+

Perhaps Most Heavy Armor  Blow Of War   Mission Seeks To Shoot U p Every Enemy Target Seen

U.N. Task Forces Blast Enemy Line In Furious Drive  Assault Activities Not an Offensive, Command Says

Tanks, Infantry in Mighty Raid on Korea Front   Spearheads Meet Witk Desperate Resistance by Red Forces -

UN Tanks Shoot Al Within Sight   Infantrymen Follow Heaviest Armored Jab Of Korean Campaign

‘Armored Raid’ Biggest of War: Planes Lend Aid   Reds Sweat Out Truce Proposal As Fighting Rages

3 Divisions Power Big Assault  Report First Objective Is Completed

UN Forces In Bitter Fighting    Reports Say Reds In East Surrender  Under Huge Barrage

J. N. SHOOTS UP REDS AND PULLS BACK   Allied Armored Columns Crash Into North Corner of Old Triangle in “Operation Cleaver.”   THREE DIVISIONS POWER TANK RAID   In Infantry Fighting Marines Knock 2,000 Reds O## . eck in Savage Fourriour Bartic.

Mighty Drive Powered By 3 UN Divisions   Great Task Force Sends Heavy Tanks, Infantry In Assault On Red Strongpoints

May Be Largest Armored Assault Of Korean War   Marines Drive 3,000 Communists Off High Peak

Jab Into Triangle Area to Shoot Up All Red Targets   Infantry Follows Tanks Into Action In New Battle

Allied Columns Dart Into Iron Triangle, Shoot All Sishted, Then Withdraw

Allies SepOff  Attack Of Conflict  Heaviest Armored Shoots Up Everything  In Sight In Reds’ _ Old tron Trianale

Bitter Fighting 80-Mile Front      ‘Marines Hurl 2,000 Enemy From Hill, Fake Foe Offer To Surrender Ends In Ront

Elements of 3 U.N. Divisions Power Assault   Heaviest Blow of War in Korea Made; Tempc Ebbs in Eastern Zone

Allied Infantry And Tanks Storm (ld Red Triangle   Elements Of Three UN Divisions Power  Huge Forward Push

Reds Absorb Blows From Heavy Armor   Mission: Seek Out Red Strong Points, Blast All Tarrets

Makes Heaviest Thrust of Kind In Korean War; Combat Savage   Marines Knock 2000 Come munists Off Hill on  Eastern Front

Elements of 3 Divisions Drive At Iron Triangle   Raiders Roll Deep Behind Enemy Lines In ‘Killer’ Assauft

Big Assault Gains First Objective   Strong U.N. Force Crashes -Into. Apex Of Old Iron Triangle; Heavy Air Cover

HEAVIEST ARMORED ASSAULT OF WAR IN CENTRAL KOREA   “Operation Cleaver’ Aimed At Destroying All Major Red Strong Points; Bitter Fighting Rages Across Entire Front.

SHOOT UP RED  STRONG POINTS  AND WITHDRAW ACTION IS HEAVIEST  ARMORED THRUST ENTIRE KOREA WAR

IRON TRIANGLE APEX CRASHED IN OFFENSIVE   Strong Resistance Is Met By U.N. Divisions  FIGHTING   Bitter All Across Korean Front: Russian Tanks Hammered By Planes

Red Enemy’s Massing Area  Deeply Cut   Bitter Fighting Extends 80 Miles To Seacoast

Blast Every Target In Their Path   One Force Locked lr Furious,Battle As Foe Surrounds It

TWO COLUMNS MEET RUGGED RESISTANCE   ‘Battle Of Hills’ Subsides With Reds Holding Key Points

Attack Seen. Heaviest Of Entire War  Allies Say It Is Not An Offensive

[ron Triangle ls Shot Up by Probing Column   Three Units Power Blistering Assault

Column Meets Bitter Anti-Tank Gun Resistance   Yanks Throw Punch, Then Withdraw as Action Is Increased

Elements of Three Divisions Shoot Up Everything in Sight and Then Withdraw for the Night.

U. N. Divisions Blast Korean Central Front   Dispatch Says Giant Task Force Sought Out Communist Strong Points And Destroyed All Targets

Allied Armor Jabs Into Old lron Triangle  UN Force Smashes   UN Force Smashes North of Pyongang

Tanks Withdraw After Strong Attack on Reds   Heaviest Armored Thurst of War Pounds at Enemy

Allies Jab Into Red Defenses in Armored Push   Withdrawal Follows Blasting of North Korean Positions.

One of Heaviest Armored Thrusts of War Followed by Withdrawal After  Pounding Reds.  NEW PHASE IN WAR IN KOREA

Allies’ Heaviest Blow of War Hits Red Central Front.   Three Infantry Divisions Power Mighty Assault, Roll Deep into Communist Areas

Fighting Is Heavy In One Arec   Giant Task Force Hunts Red Targets On Central Front

Allied Armored Force Batters Iron Triangle; Surrender Ruse Foiled

Armored Raid At Triangle   Tanks And UN Infantry Strike  At Apex on Korean Central Front

HERCE BATTLE ON IN KOREA   Heaviest Armored Blow Of War Unleashed By Allies

Gambiing, Brutality.  investigation Urged  The Baltimore City Grand Jury Told To Make  Peahec

Miners Pledge Steel Workers Helo in Ficht   Coal Union Reveals Plans To Set Up Corporation For Frel Shtumente

Summer Enters and SHH Rain Falls   Osage County Hos Heavy Reins, Northwest Area Visited by High Winds

Columnist Winner In Court Ruling   Judge Holds He Doesn't Haye to Reveal Sources Of Information

Judge Rules For Columnist In . Atom Spy Case   Upholds Newsman’s Protection Of Source

Coast Guard to Probe Tanker Crash in Which 39 Seamen Were Killed

Investigate Uprising of VMI Coie   Superintendent Terms Protest Demonstration A ‘Shirttail Parade’

Cadets Put On Noisy Demonstration ... . Probe T O Follow Uprising At VMI

BREAK WINDOWS, BURN FURNITURE IN VMI PROTEST   Virginia Students Resen' Discipline, Tear Up the Place.

VMI Uprising Investigated By Officials   Destruction of Property At “West Point of South’ By Students in Noisy Riot Is Being Checked

Uprising By VMI Students Is Probed  Old School Of South Takes Beating lea Wilds Bias

VMI Uprising Will Be Chen Full Inquiry   Destructive Outbreak At ‘West Point Of South’ Is Ended

Ask Hoosier Farmers For Bicaer Crons   Call For’ Increased Acreage. oi Wheat; “Corn :and “Soybeans “7 $5 Defense Prozvram  ~

Corn Acreage Hike Is Asked   Wheat, Soybean Increase Also + Is Requested

Teen-Age Addicts Problem in Ohio  State Narcotics Conference Opens

District Attorney Insists, However, No Inferences Should Be Drawn

Question Three L. . U: Basketball Stars as Sports ‘Fix’ Scandal Probe: Widens; Alleged Briber Refused Bail

Foot Soldiers Widen Lines Across Parallel From 10 To 15 Miles   Yanks Encounter Heavy Red Guns   One Of War's Most Decicive Battles Apparently Is Nearing

, Armored Thrust Sends Second American Division Across Red Frontier; Third Division Starts Stoh   NEW THRUST WITHIN 15 MILES OF KUMHWA

Yanks Drive BY Miles in North Korea  U.N. Extends Bridgehead ’ 10 to 15 Miles

Tanks Drive Deeper Into  North Korea Red-Mass Area  Is Penetrated

TANKS. ORIVE INTO CENTER UF RED ARES   Meet Biggest Guns Faced in War Against Reds in Korea.

U. 5. Forces Neat Heart of Enemy Build-Up Area   Foot Soldiers Widen Allied Bridgehead Across 38th Parallel

.Bridgehead Over ‘Parallel Widened By Yank Forces   American Tanks Drive Fiye Miles Into North Korea; Reds Massing 500,000 Men For Own Offensive

Thrust Sends Second Division Across 38th    On Western Front, Another Stabbing Across  In Central Sector, Heavy Resistance Is Met

American Tanks Widen North Korean Salient   ‘Armored Columns Stab Five and One-half Miles  Across 38th Parallel to' Hit Red Concentrations for Spring Offensive.

Tanks Strike In Build-Up Area of Reds   Run Into Biggest Guns Yet Used In Korea By Enemy

Killed His Mother— ; Father Performs Tough Task Signing Son's Murder Charae

CHEESE DEAL COST U. §. $7,500,00¢   50,000,000 Pounds Sold te Britain at Half of Cost, Senator: Says

Export, Import Cheese At Loss  Republican Smells Folly In Exchange

Price Chief Promises Housewives Plenty of Meat at Legitimate Rates

Plenty Of Mea At Fair Prices  Is Pr omised  THESE Ts Shs   DiSalle Says Black Market Profiteers Will Have Trouble

Black Marketers Assured Hard Time   Adequate Meat Supply, Right Prices Promised

Adequate Meat F Supply Reported &   Government Assures Buyers Legitimate Prices Will Prevail

Plan Two Orders To Curb Meaf 7 Price Chiselers   Move to Assure an Adequate Supply at Legitimate Costs

Black Markets in Meat Banned  Housewives Assured Of Future Supply

Meat Dealers Get Warning   Two Orders Planned To Hamper Chiselers

HOUSEWIVES TO GET AMPLE MEAT SUPPLY   DiSalle Says OPS To Regulate Livestock Slaughter, May Require Butcher Reports”

GOV'T MOVES TO PREVENT MEAT BLACK MARKEI   Will Regulate Slaughter of Livestock and Check on Dealers.

Meat Supply To Be Ample DiSalle Says   Orders Planned To Hit Chiseling. And Curb Black Markets

Plenty of Meat At Legal Prices, DiSalle Reports  Black Marketeers   Black Marketeers Will Be Hit Hard By U.S. Crackdown

Housewives Assured Of Meat Supply   ‘Black Markets’ In Food Facing U.S. Action

Adequate Meat at Legitimate Rate Assured: Phoney Dealers Watched

US. Set To Safeguard Meat Supply   Price Office To ‘Make It Tough’ For Racketeers

Adequate Meat      Government Assures Buyers Legitimate. - Paced Will Prevail

Housewives Told Meat Supplies Are Adequate  DiSalle Reassures rion my on Be Had  ir FF rir ae

_ DiSalle Assures Housewives Meat Supplies Are To Be Available At Legitimate Prices

DiSalle Plans Steps To Block Black Market   Assures Nation Of Adequate Meat Supplies At Legal Prices

DiSalle Warns War Profiteers   Adequate Supply Ot Meat “Assured”

Suffi icient Meat At Right Prices Reported Near   Di Salle Says Profiteering To Prove Very Difficult For Black Marketeers

DiSalle Pledges Adequate Meat ‘At Fair Prices   Biack Marketeers Warned of Quick, Drastic Penalties

Ohio Man Dies InAuto Crash  Eight Hurt In Wreck  Near Rogersville

Dikes Break as 2 Floods Meet At St. Louis   400 Flee HWomes at June. tion of Mississippi and Missouri

Coast Guard Crews Stand By At W. Alfon, Mo   Mississippi's Highest Crest Since 1844 Is Expected Monday

Flood Breaks Dikes North Of St. Louis   20-Mile Square Covered By Water   Coast Guard Stands By To Rescue 200 At West Alton, Mo.

Record Crest Slated Today On 2 Rivers   Coast Guard Rescue Crews Stand by West Alton

Mississippi At Highest Crest Tn 100 Years   Route 40 By-Pass Closed; Vast Bottom Lands Under Water

iran Says No But Will Continue Talk  Cabinet Rejects British Proposal for Joint Opera tion of Oil Industry

IRANIANS REJECT NEW BRITISH OFFER TO COMPROMISE   London. Negotiator Still Optimistic Terms Can Be Reached: Talk Continues

Oil Compromise Rejected by Iran  Talks Contin ued At  ritaim « Raeauect

Hope Voiced  Agreement May Come   Cabinet Refuses To Budge On Rejection Of Tense Issue

State Police Di g Deeper and Deeper at’ Factoryville to Solve Mystery; May. Be ‘Lonely Hearts” Case.

Advertising First Mondav   FIVE CUBS ARE ADVANCED TO BOY SCOUTS: FORTY-ONE CUB AWARDS

SEVEN PERSONS KILLED      Track ¢ end Car in 2 Headon Crash  Wear Manrannle Orla

Senator Taft Proposes 10. Year Program For Building ’  Up National Defense [n Pesea Club Sneech

Taft Declares Creation Of Army Could Weaken _ Arsenal.Of Democracy

Build Up Air, Sea Power  Prepare Scientifically,  D..-nene SQhinnn

Taft Says Size (Of Army Should Be Cut Sharply   Discounts Immediate Odds For World War 3

‘All Dressed Up, No Place lo Go, Called Danger  Senator Disagrees _ wasteh mm. .... 8S... FAL

Taft Opposes Forming Big Land Army   Proposes Alternative 10-Year Upbuilding Of Air Force, Navy; Sane No Rind War Soor

TAFT OPPOSES BIG LAND ARMY   Ohio Senator Proposes 10-Year Middle  Course

Taft Squares Away For Battle Against Truman National Defense Plan   Ohio Senator Proposes Big Buildup Of Air And Sea Weapons Rather Than Huge Eapansion Of Ground Forces

Taft Bucks Creation of Great Army   Says It Would Weaken U. S. in Struggle Against Communism.

Rites Conductec For War Hero  Pfc. Heriberto Reyna Buried ct San Benito

Ryan’s Men Dent Strike  Workers Return At a? jyft ona vrai Ff .W.

Harbor Strike Eased Slightly   Most Of N. Y. Docks Still Idled By Walkouts

Red Tally Of UN Totals   Enemy Says 11,559 Allied POWs Held In Various Camps

Anguish for Thousands .. .  While Names of 3198 Bring Joy to America

POW List Brings Mixed Emotions   Names Of Loved Ones An: swer To Endless Prayers

Communists Open Door For Joy At Christmastime For Many American Home In Latest Truce Conession

Weather   Communists Issue  List Of POWs   Only 3,198 Yankees Are Named; Enemy Says 11,559 Allies Held

Names Of POWs To Be Given By Communists  Many Homes To Be Cheered By News

Transport Plane on Truck-Hunting Trip Nearly Over-Stavs Its Welcome

Good Hunting Along Roads   Trensport Plane’s Flares  Light Up Convoys, Fightes Pleness Wreck fled Trucks

To oAley Fears Of Citizens  mRae. ...*. FH... We lt;   Atomic Bomb Threat Causes Uneasiness Among People

Melancholy Air Prevaiis Over Nation As Citizens Nete Atomic War Outlook

Melancholy Air Of U. 8. Civilians May Be Result Of Dire Warnings Of Atomic Menace To Home Front

Melancholy Air Attributed To Atomic Picture   Pessimism Said Not To Be Due To Korean War

American Civilian Population Now Being  Prepared For Possible Atomie Air Attacks

Atom Menace Blamed For Melancholy Air Which Pervades United States -

Claims Army's Tactics Are » "Antiquated and Exploded"'   Sen. Wherry Says Defenses Being Strangled by Ground War.Tenets:of Bradley and Marshal!

Wherry Charges Dewey in Smear   Gov. Warren Sides Against Hoover, Taft on Troops

Army’s Plans For War Hit   Air Force Garroting Charred To Leaders

WHERRY SAYS U.S, DEFENSES ARE STRANGLED  Nebraska Senator Makes Blistering Attack on Marshall and Bradley.

Sen, Wherry Blasts Plans For Defense   Military Policies Antiquated, Nebraska Leader Deelares

ENGINEER TOPS LIST WITH $800 BOOST; MAIN. CREWS GET 10 CENT HOV RAISE FROM NOV ‘S50

Sec. Marshal! Calls For 2/-Months Duty   Defense Chief Says 18 Year Olds Would Not B Sent Overseas Until They Were About 19.

Marshall Asks for 18-yr.-Olds   Elastic Training Program Sought To Meet Times of Crisis

Asks Congress To Require 2] Months Service   Defense Secretary, Mrs. Rosenberg Present Program to Senate

Youths Eighteen Wanted for 27 Months’ Service   George Marshall, Mrs Rosenberg Present Plan to Senate Group

Asks Drafting of All 18-Year-Olds   Defense Dept. Urges Universal Training Program For 27 Month Periods Of Service

MOVIE ACTRESS GRAND MARSHAL cAT WINCHESTER   Esther Williams Will Highlight Apple Blossom Festival Parade    4THOUSANDS EXPECTED TO WITNESS EVENT

Movie Star Chosen Marshal Of Parade   Esther Williams To Arrive In Winchester Early cetday

Liquor Attacked As Fifth Column   Cups Of Cheer Pay For State Expenses   TB Association Committee Gets Monthly Report

Key Committee Post fo Kuester  Griswold Republicen Heads Appropriation

aaNet. iat .<coneiieaiomamaeneaiiiad  FORMER SPRINGFIELD NEWSPAPERMAN NITIES

Vishinsky Given Kremlin Orders: To ‘Stand Firm’   Diplomats At Paris Meeting Have Little Hope Of Pact For Disarmament Checkups

UN Debate Or Disarmament is Postponed   Vishinsky Reported Studying Kremlin’s New Instructions

Reds Firm In Opposing  Peace Plan   Vishinsky Reported Told by Kremlin To Reject Arms Covnt

Desperate Chinese Flee Red Swatow   House to House Round ups and Executions by Night Reported.

Anti-Crime Legislation  Is Prepared   Senate Probers Assailed By O'Dwyer, Warren

Crime Probers Begin Shaping Legislation   Proposals Arc Being ‘Translated Into Bills Por EF:     y Aclion

Yanks Hammer Red Forces on Central Front   Enemy Attack is Likely to Start Within 72 Hours

HUGE FORCE WIDENS GAP AT CHUNCHON   All-Out Drive To Break Eighth Army Expected Momentarily.

— WAM - +  300 Allied Planes Blast And Burn Red Airfield In Biggest Raid Of War

Sinuiju Blow Wipes Out  Air Menace   Fire Bombs Cover Entire Airport in Northwest Korea

Heavy Blow in Northwest Korea Delivered by 31: Allied Fighters: Reports of Friction Continue

300 Planes Rip Sinuiju Airfield  Allies Cripple Red  Air Arm In War’s Biggest Mass Raid

CHINESE RED AIRFIELD 1S LEFT BURNING   Fifty Russian-Made Jets Figure In Greatest Air Fight Of War

Allied Planes Blast Chinese Red Air Force  Bombers Plaster A ft Massed

Red Air Force Partly Destroyed By Allied Planes   site Where Enemy Fliers Gather For Big Assault Hat By 312 U. N. Ships

et ee ee  Would Supersede Laws in Seizing Property, Essential Goods and Conscripting Men  To Fix Penalties Agency Would Have  More Power Than War 2 Council

Union Group Asks Workers To Quit Strike   Textile Unit's Poliey Body Urges 40,000 To Return To Jobs

Manhunt On For New York Bookmaker   Star Witness In Graft Trial Gets Away From Police

Witness At Trial . Fugitive   New York fsambler Is Said To Have. Receivec Threatening Letters Prior to Disappearance

Graft Trial Star Witness is On The Lam   Gambler Was to Testify That 18 Cops Took Bribes to Cover Up His Racket

Nationwide Manhunt Follows Top Bookie’s Escape from Police Guard

Threat Made On Familv of  Harr Vv Gross   Star Witness in Graft Case is Widely Songht

Baseball Results  NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 7, Chicago 3. Pittsburgh 8, Philadelphia 6, (All other games night.)  AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 2, Detroit 1.  Chicago at Washington, night.  Litantan amanne aaa eaten Et   Hunt Escaped Gambling Boss  Flight Disrupts Police Trial

Gross Flees Graft Trial  In New York   Star Witness Eludes Twe ‘Police Guards at His Long Island Home.

MANHUNT ON AS EX-BOOKIE ELUDES GUARD   Was Preparing To Tell Of $1,000,000 Payoff To New York Police

Star Witness Disappears In Graft Hearing  Nationwide Search  Begun For Gambler In New Vaork Case

Flees Protective Custody —  Harry Gross, Witness In Police. Graft Trial, Escapes After Threat

STAR POLICE TRIAL WITNESS DISAPPEARS   Gambler Flees After Wife Gets Threats During Graft Case

Look for His Body, too  Gambler and Cop-fixer Hunted after Escape

' MISSING MAN MAY BE DEAD  Widen Search For Harry Gross, Star. Witness  In Police ‘Trials.

Bookie Gross Escapes N. Y. Police Guard   Threats Made Against Family, Court Informed

Stage Manhunt For Missing Graft Trial Star   Gross Disappears After Wife Gets Threatening Messages

Harry Gross {s Being Sought In  Nationwide Hunt   Able To Flee From His Guarded Long Island é  Home.

Star Witness In Police Graft Trial Vanishes  Nationwide Hunt Or For Dapper Ex- ‘Boss

STAR WITNESS IN POLICE BRIBERY TRIAL VANISHES   Harry. Gross, Former Boss Of Bookmaking: Empire, Shidac fuaerde

Gambling Boss Escapes Police  Nationwide Manhun Seeks Harry Gross

HARRY GROSS. ‘ESCAPES WHILE POLICE WATCH   Prosecutor Says Letters Threatening Family Received .

STAR WITNESS  - INGRAFT TRIAL  ELUDES GUARDS   Nationwide Hunt on for Horry Gross; His Family Threatened.

Witness In Cops’ Trial Gets Away   Harry Gross, Who Paid Million Yearly In Protection, Sought; Escaped From Guards

Graft Trial  Star Witness  Disappears Bigtime Bookie Was Threatened

Kingpin New York Bookie Escapes Guards At Start Of Police Grafters Trial

Wife, Children of Missing Witness Are Threatened   New Angle Reported in

Gratt Tria! Star Witness Flees Police   Gambler Harry Gross Family Threatened If He Testifies

Gambler King Being Sought   Harry Gross, Bookie King, Is Missing as Cop Trial Begins

GRAFT, WITNESS’ KIN. THREATENED   Missing Man Got Notes Before Police Escape

Key Witness In Brooklyn Bribe Cases Escapes   Harry Gross, Czar Of Bookmakers, Flees Long Island Home

GRAFT WITNESS FLIES— Official Reveals Threats Against Family of Gross

Both Sides Throw Fresh Troops Into Fight, Yanks Launch New Drive in Central Sector, Alhed Warships Continue Bombarding Coast

UN Troops Of At Least 8 Nations Continue To Advance Toward Seoul

Fresh Forces ‘Tossed Into  Raging Battle   Alied Armada Rains Terrific Destruction  On Korea's     t Coast

U.N. Troops Blast  Out Further Gains  Both Sides Throw Fresh Forces Into Raging Fight

Armies of Eight Nations Push Toward Seoul   Reds Hurl in New Troops; Yanks Open New Offensive

Commies, Allies Throw Fresh Troops Into Fight  UN Forces Continue Advance With New Cow e am See! Beal

Advance Goes On In Korea   Both Sides Use Fresh Troops in Ravine Battle

Fresh Forces Hit Fronts As UN Troops Advance   Eight Nations Fight Against China Reds

9th Corps Erupts In Mid-Sector, Collides With Heavy Red Force   New Zealand Artillery And British Tanks Join Battle As Reds Throw Up Fox-Hole Defense.

U. S. Ninth Corps in Action Acainst Reds   Communists Build Foxholes Along Han River Line

Ninth Corps Thrown Into Raging War   Missouri Shells Kosong; UN Falls Back On E. Coast

(Ninth Corps Opens Offensive In Center;  UN Gains Nine Miles   Both Sides Throw Fresh Troops Into  Battle; Fleet Shells Kosong

Probers Will Hear Reporter In Boyle Case  Newsman Asked To Give Senators Basis For His Accusations

$f. Louis Reporter Testifies in Boyle Investiaation   Refuses to Divulge His  for Published Charges.

Refuses to Reveal Boyle  Story Source   St. Louis Newsman Says Matter of Loan Fee Is ‘Far From Dead’

Asked To Back Up His: Charge Against: Boyle.   Democratic Chairman Denies Influence In Printing Firm Loans

Reporfer Refuses fo Divulge His Source of Information On Charges That Boyle Got $8,000

Reporter On Boyle Story Asked To Give Testimony   Post-Dispatch -Man Slated To Go On Stand Late Today

Newsman Slated To Take Stand In RFC Hearing   St. Louis Reporter Got Inquiry Rolling On Loan Influence

Post Reporter Appears Before RFC Probers   St. Louis Newsman Refuses to Divulge Source of Charges

Newspaperman's Articles Promoted Senate Inquiry On RFC-Lithofold

Newsman Accepts Bid To Testify   Senate Committee Seeks Basis For Accusing Boyle

Reporter Conceals Sources   Post-Dispatch Writer At Boyle Inquiry, Cannot Give Solons  Names ‘At This Time’

Won’t Reveal News Source To Senators   St. Louis Reporter Challenges Part of Rovle’s Testimony

Post-Dispatch Refuses To Tell Where He Got  Information on Boyle

Reporter Asked To Tell Basis Of RFC Charges   Loan and $8,000 Involved in Case

Renorfer Mum On News Source In Boyle Case   Hoey Declares No Evidence Produced To Show Payment

Clear Train V /reckage As Toll Stays at. 83, Investigations Start -

Probe for Causes Of Train Wreck   "Excessive Speed? Gains Credence as Inquiry Continues

Rail Disaster Probes Start   Workers Remove Last Victims Of Airplane Wreck

Rail Wreck Toll Stands at 83   Authorities Believe All Victims Found; Speed Held Cause

Remove Last of Bodies From Train   Light Snow Hampers Workers . At Scene of New Jersey Commuter Train Wreck

Push Probes Of Railroad Tragedy   Séek Evidence of Pos sible Sahotage is in Derailment of Commuter  Train: Toll Set at 83

Iran Seizes 9  In Death Plot   Premier Target of Kille Who Gives Up Others

More Iranian Plotters Seized  Fanatic Planned To Shoot Premier Ala

IRAN ASSASSIN IS SEIZED BY ALERT POLICE   Eight Others Rounded Up In Plot Against New Premier

[Look for Czechs to Talk Term:   U.S. Campaign to Release Oatis Seems to Be Gaining Ground

AP Managing Editors Predict HST Will Beat Taft For Presidency: But Hold lke Could Beat Either

Seek Fixer Of Hardwood Tilts   Kansas‘ City Man Labeled ‘Master’ Of Gambling Ring

Gunman Wanted As Master Briber   Joseph Benintende Is Leading ‘‘Fixer’” In Cage Scandal;  Authorities Report

Police Across the Nation Seeking Kansas Cily Hoadlum in Cage Scandal

Police Seek Kansan Hoodlum Indicte Ac Master Briber of Baskethall Stars

Check Reports of New 'Fix’~ Kansas City Gunman Is Sought for Cage Bribes

Police Hunt for Kansas Hoodlum   Cite Joseph Benintende as Chief Cage Briber

Nation's Police Hunt Hoodlum  Benintende Indictec As a Master Briber

Master Briber Hunted for ‘Fix’ On Bradley Game  Key Figure Listed As Hoodlum Leader Of Missouri Ring

Nation-Wide Hunt Still on For Benintende   Police Seek Hoodlum Indicted as Briber

Legislators Plan Full-Dress Debate Over Civil Defense Program in Stafe

,\Reaction to Hearings ‘Democrat Party Leaders 5  e e Voice Concern in Probes

Inquiries Concern Democratic Party  Protests Reported By Some Party Members

Inquiries  By Senate Worry Some Democrats  Protests Made, Fulbright Says, But Holds They

Truce Terms For Ridgway Are Thought To Be Drawn   Buffer Zone Hinted Along Present: War  Positions In Korea

U.S. Peace Terms Told To Ridgway   Provisions Similar To Ones Passed in December by U.N.

Ridgway Is Given Truce Terms of UN   ‘Eight-Point Cease Fire Plan Laid Down by UN Is to Create Buffer Zone; U.S. Consults 15 Nations

Buffer Zone Seen as Key  In Proposals   Stipulations of 8- Point Plan Follows That of Recent U.N. Program.

Buffer Zone Is  Proposed For Truce Terms   General Ridgway Ha: Them In Offer  For Cease-Fire

U.N. ARMISTICE TERMS OUTLINED   lkIDGWAY TOLD CONDITIONS ALLIES WOULD LIKE TO SEK ESTABLISHED, ”

Gen. Ridgway Has Armistice Terms At Hand   Washington Said To Have Air Of Calm Waiting But Of Cautious Fear Of New Soviet Trick

PLANE CRASH IN JAPAN TAKES TWELVE LIVES   Navy Pctrol Craft Hits Moun: tain in Takeoff  Accident.

Three Bail Out of Falfering Plane   Pilot Makes Emergency Landing of C-45 Near Mena, Ark., This Morning.

Topeka Firm Will Get Milk License   Beatrice Expected to Drop Legal Action as Result of Decision  By City Commission

Topeka Firm Will. Get Milk License.   Beatrice Expected to Drop Legal Action as Result of Decision  Ry fides Bininuwtwats 

West Shifts Supply Line   Allies Find German Ports Too Clase to Saviels

Congressmen Will Be Elected From 4 Districts in ‘2   Minois Lost One Section When [950 Census Was Taken

Stevenson Signs Bill Reapportioning State Conaressional Districts to 25

Clark Picked as Envoy to Vatican   General is Nominated by President Truman

Marshall Plan Program Ends  ECA Begins New Plan o Aid Free Eurone

Parsons: Denies Accepting Bribe Declares: He Was Trying To Trap Mrs. Hancock

Lustron Bribe Charge Refuted by Senators   Tennessee Solon Claims Subcommittee Has Evidence Involving RFC Officials

Spearheads Of Enemy Forces Nearing Seoul   Despite Frightful  Casualties Chinese  Troops Forge Onward (BULLETIN)

Copper Strike In Third Day  Wage Board Will Open Public Hearing:

Board Readies Copper Strike For Hearings   Big Defense Loss Seen As Report Is Not Due For Week

Steel Industry, UnionPositions  Hit By DiSalle   OPS Chief Says Both Are Asking More Than They Need In Discussions

London Press Praise Vicfory Of Churchill   Conservative Party Seems Certain Of Victory

NOUT OF LOCA Mm  British Papers Comment on Tory Election Victory

lran Rejects U.S. Plan to End Oil Row.   Premier Mossadegh May Take Industry On Temporary Holiday

‘Holiday? Threatened iimleaeaci AN cect cbcccat  franian Premier Re jects U.S,  JEffort to Solve Oil Disniute

Iran Turns Down U.S. Oil Plan  Tran Refuses To   Tran Refuses To Let British Ships Pick Up AIOC Oil

Tran Rej ects Mediation Effort of U.S   PremierThreatens To Close Refinery  Temporarily

Mossadegh Rejects U.S. Solution   But Premier Expresse: Great Desire to End Oil Dispute.

6-Day Hudson Car Strike Ends  UAW Wo rkers Begin ieklina Back to Job

MYSTERY WRITER DRAWS COURT CONTEMPT TERM   Two More Jailed in Red Bail Hearing; McCarran Group Summons Party Ange!

Writer Jailed For Contempt   Dashiell Hammett Refuses To Tell About Communists

“Thin Man’s’ Author Gets Stay in Jail  Won’t Give Facts Qn PRatl Boentchad

Mystery: Who Furnished Bond? Originator Of “Thin Man” Refuses To Reveal Plot:  Jailed To Think Upon It

Dashiell Hammett Seeks Bail  wa.) Ar «=x é "Thin Man’ Mystery Writer Jailed In Silence On Reds

Hammett Jailed *For Contempt   Writer Refuses to Tel Source of Reds Bail

Refusal to Reveal Bond Angels Puts  Writer in Jail  Givil Rights Congress Will Be Blocked ” Ohee Tht] Tessie

Writer Asks For Release  Under Bond   Dashiell Hammett Held For Refusing Daia On Fusitives.

AuthorSeeks Bail in Red Bond Probe   ‘Thin Man's Creator Jailed For ‘Silence’

Mystery Writer Civen Jail Term   Dashiell Hammett Refuses ' To Answer Questions

13 Others Hurt In This Area; Highways Icy   Three Drivers To Be Cited For Road Violations

Stalin Puts Out ‘Same Old Malarkey’  New Blast From Kremlin Desiqned to Split Western Power:

Says War Is Not Yet Inevitable   Denies Russia Ts Building Up Axmed Forces

JAN. 31 DEADLINE Pay Your Poll Tax!      WIDE SECTION IS AFFECTED   Parts Of Lubbock ‘Blacked Out By Power Failure At City Plant

WIDE SECTION IS AFFECTED   Parts Of Lubbock ‘Blacked Out" By Power Failure At City Plant

Safari Hunts  Nebraska Lion   Farmer Claims Shotgun Made Fur Fly In Cornfield Encounter

Korean Veteran is Denied Burial   Winnebago Indian Killed In Korea Must be Interred  In National Cemetery

Korean Veteran. Is Denied Burial  - Winnebsgo Indian Kille  > J. Wo... ohd....a Lew

Fine Appoints Draemel, Leslie ToRenew Terms   Both Were Members Of Duff's Cabinet; 7 Offices Remain

State Rests After Fortune-Teller’s Testimony in Milwaukee Poison Trial

Truman Picks Jeck for lowa Collector's Post   Atlantic Man, Would Succeed Late E. H. Birmingham in Job

Santa to Pay Flying Visit  To Arrive Saturday  In Elight fram Pole

Political Manipulators Believe Texas Would Vofe Republican Nex! Year If Eisenhower Is Candidate

Corporal Shot to Deatl By Private   N. Jersey Youth Goes Berserk at Omaha AF Base

Russia Held In Check By US A-Bombs   Reds Attempting To Capture Lead. In Atomic Race

Air Officials Warn: ONLY NARROW ATOMIC LEAD PREVENTING WORLD WAR lil

Inflation Picture Appears Brighter As Indexes Drop   Di Salle Believes Beginning Is Made Toward Plateau; Others Unconvincer

Buying Spree Levels Off   Beginning Toward A Plateau, Says DiSalle; Mav Just Be Beaathor

SEMO Agricultural Men Discuss New Land Restoration Program In Big Meeting Here

Donald McNally ts Killed in Rail Yards   He Was Born Here 34 Years Ago.

» Use of Nickel Under Control   Aluminum Order Delayed; Copper Ruling Mov Be Relaxed in Near Future

Congress May Halt Crime Investigation   Kefauver Suggests Temporary Bow Out To Let People Take Over

Crossing of Line Onnosedc   Attlee Wants UN To Settle 38th Parallel Issue

Federal Jury Indiets Cook In Kidnaping   Despite Making Confession a  Trial be Held

Use A-Bomb, Says General   O'Donnell, Just Bacl From Fa? East, Gives Own Opinion

Urees Use Of Atomic Bomb   General Says A-Bomb Would be Effective Against China Reds

Use A-Bomb Says General   Back from Bombing Command, O'Donnell Says We're Losing

TERMS IT OUR BEST WEAPON FOR OFFENSE   President and Head of Air Force Say General Speaks Only for Self; Other Targets Also Hinted

General Advocates  A-Bomb Use   Says Weapon Needed Against Chinese Reds

USE A-BOMB ON REDS, HE URGES   O'Donnell Says Weapor Should Have Been Used Months Ago

Air Force Commander Urges Taking Off Gloves, Freeing Pilots To Hit Foe Hard

A-Bomb Would Be Effective Against Reds, Says Gen. ‘Rosy’ 0’Donnell

OUTSPOKEN GENERAL ATTACKS KOREAN STRATEGY  A-Bombing Of Red China Urged

Truman Urges $62 Billions for Defense Buildup   Asks Actual Spending of $40.5 Billions During Fiscal 1952

RATH PACKING FOUNDER DIES   John W. Rath, 79, National Figure in Meat Industries

AUTOMOBILE QUOTA SET BY GOVERNMENT   About 954,000 Will Be Built First Quarter of 1952; 12 Per Cent Cut

Car Production Slash Eased  First 1952 Quarter Plans Are Revised

Won't Resign Boyle States   Democratic Leader Denies ‘Influence’

Grunewald Heading for New Strife   Defied Two Groups o! Congress; Property Issue Now Raised.

IN PROBE NO   Mystery Man Grunewalc Now Figures in Alien Property Inquiry

Price And Wage Controls Near   Truman And Wilson Silent On Rollback

Investigators are Expert Tasters  Corn Whisky from East Texas Stills Is Not Improved; Full of Impurities

LUXURIES ~—t FACED IN FUTURE   Higher Taxes and gag Prices   ‘ARMISTICE OF NO AID

“After Korea, What?’   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON   Staff Correspondent] (Copvrieht 1951)

Impeachment Of President Urged By GOP  Possihility Studied   Possibility Studied At Private Huddle

Jenner  Calls For HST Trial   Some Also Have Acheson In Mind On- Impeachment

B. H. Man Becomes Top Capital Bureaucrat; He’s Proud Of Title   John L. Thurston Among Truman’s Chief Advisors; Compulsory Health Insurance Goal

Frank, Ava Sit Out -regtal Wait Period   All He W fil He Wants Is His Is His Egyptian Belly Dancer  Mambo, Champagne, Samai, Ki ing’: s Coal

McMath Charge: Tackett Listens To Utility Lobby   Replies To Charge His Statements Have Hurt State

Tackett Accused Of Favoring Power Lobby  tetare Rinct   Gov. McMath In Bitter Blast At Representative

Largest Mass B-26 Ever Undertaken Is Now Underway  Over 30 Sky Giants Flying Over United States and the Gulf

Crossing 38 Parallel Discussed   British Said Swinging Toward Crossing Border

Might Seek Buffer Zone In Korea   MacArthur Warns Of Stalemate lf No UN Action

U.S., Britain Study Whether To Cross 38th  M ‘Arthur Urges  Aaricinm ¢*nr      M’‘Arthur Urges Decision to Avoid Stalemate

Senator Charges Tax Department  With Weak Policy in Racketeer Case

To Restore Lincoln’s Springfield Home,-Goriplete-with Outbuildirigs

‘CHRISTMAS’ PAROLES FOR FIVE DEFENDANTS   Ottsville, Bristol, Croydon Young Men Released   A LUZERNE DETAINER

PAROLES ARE GIVEN TO FIVE DEFENDANTS   Two Bristol Youths Included Among Those Granted Paroles

28thDivision Starts Trip To Europe   Some Gls March In Phila. Parade BeforeEmbarkineg

28th Starts For Europe After Parade   Thousands Witness Military Farewell in Philadelphia.

FOR ALUMNI POSTS   —  OEE wWetee.arye £2 Vig ol  Candidates Are Nominated for June Election at K. U.

CHANGE IN PLANS   Adults Will Help With An. nual 4-H Club Fair This Year

$80 Million Plant To Be Constructed At LaQuinta on Gorpus Christi Bay

Quads Inducted Into Air Force  Most Of Day Spent Posing For Pictures

Quadruplets Drafted  Only Ones in U S.: Leaves Five Brothers at Home

Night-Flying UN Bombers Raid Red Supply Convoys   Allied Ground Troops Counter-Attack Near Yanaaqu. Take Hills Recently lnc

Allied Fliers Batter Red Convoys in Night Attacks   Aron’ Lights Uo

Bombers Hit Red Convoys   Foe-Held Hills Objective of U.N. Ground Attacks

Allies Bomb Red Supply Convoys   At Least 900 Vehicles Destroyed or Damaged in 48 Hours.

Red Convoys Are Hit Hard By Bombers   Skirmishing General Along Most of Front

ha Hew York Ne  Star Admits Bribes  Layne of C.C.N. Y. Received $3,000

Another CONY Star Admits He Took Fix Money   Tenth New York Basketball Player Involyed Tn Briberies

FIVE DEADIN ARSENAL FIRE   Four Others Critically Burned In Blaze At  Picatinny

Britain’s New Chief To Form Strong Cabinet   Recovery At Home And Peace In World Sought; Eden Reports

MR. CHURCHILL MAPPING BOLD, NEW PROGRAM   Britain’s New Prime Minister to Work for Home Recovery, World Peace.

Experts Try to Figure Out Next Move of Hurricane.   Storm Heads for Tampico Where Thousands Are Ordered to Seek Safety

But Residents OfTampicoHead For High Ground   Fear Flash Floods In Low Areas Around Oil Port

 —STORM THREATENS MEXICO Kills 155 On J amaica;  Moves Toward Tampico

‘MRS. MAGILL HOSTESS   Informal Program is Presented By Mechanicsville Club

Draft Figures Are Revised   Lower Figure Is Set For Gleanings From 4F’s

New Figure Cuts 4-F Potential By 5) Per Cent   75,000 Top Number To Be Culled From ‘Unfit’ Group

Unusual Secrecy About New XB-52   Precautions Taken for Eight-Jet Heavy Bomber Boeing's Buildina

‘Caution Is Byword During Visit to ‘Hot Laboratory of Atomic Energy Furnace

THOUGHT HE WAS RED  Sailor Slaps General, But Gets Reprimand, Not Brig

Pilot Credited With Saving 52   Forced Landing Made In. Chicago Outskirts

Confidence Man Swindles Church Out of $150,000  Also Fleeced Others  Pesing As Intimate ere ee ey Bae le

GREEK CHURCH HEAD FLEECE FOR $150,000   Peglegged Man Named Masor Proposed to’ Get Leases on Gov't Building.

‘Priests Tell Story of Amazing Swindle by Confidence Man Peddling Government ‘Pull’

Jamaica Totals lts Hurricane Dead At 155 Today   Property Damage On British Istand Hits $56 Million

HOUSE VOTES RFC REVISION    Reorganization Faces  Fightin Senate

House Okays RFC Plan   Move To Defeat Truman Program Lost By 17 Votes

House Okays Plan To Put RFC Under One Administrator   Proposal Would Kill  Five-Man Directorate

Cadets Charge Coercion Used to Admit Guilt   Statement Denied by Academy; Trial Request Rejected

J. S. Attorney Saypol Reveals _Prosecutions Being . Started Against Persons Connected With Rosenbergs.

New Arrests For Spying Are Forecast  U.S. Prosecutor Wt ( ho ae Te   U. S. Prosecutor Makes Statement OnRadioProcram

Unprecedented Long Range Draft Plan Expected To Meet With Senate Approval

Draft Program Ready For Vote By Full Uni   Unprecedented Measure Faces Stormy Debate  Before Upper Chamber

Draft Program Coes To Senate Committee   Measure Would Drop Age to 18, Extend Service to 26 Months and Five Days and Set up Long-Range Universal Training and Service Plan.   HEATED DEBATE PREDICTED

ON CITY PRIMARY   Ballot for Top Five Choices Next Tuesday---Not 10, Fisher Says   NO TOWNSHIP ACTION

Ballot for Top Five Choices Next Tuesday—-Not 10, Fisher Says   NO TOWNSHIP ACTION

GOP Leaders Squabble In Lincoln Day Observances.  Agn ree In 1 Demands  a » Taaee Lene

GOP Hits Reds, Me-Tooism, Acheson, Arms  Lincoln Day Speech   Lincoln Day Speech By Dewey Urges Nev ‘Monroe Doctrine’

G. 0. P. Displays Unity on Budget Cut and “Pinkos"   Wide Differences Are Shown in Foreign Policy Demands

GOP Members Hold Variety Of Opinions   Lincoln Day Speeches Show Wide Difference On Political Problems

GOP Fires New Verbal Attacks At Democrats   Party Squabbles Mark Lincoln Day Republican Talks

Republicans Differ Over Top Issues  Members Of Party Agree On Demand Bare Rudaat Cute

GOP Squabbles Over Me-Tooism Agrees On Reds   Lincoln Day Talks Demonstrate Wide Split In View On  Troops For Europe

Republicans Split On Foreign Policy  But They‘re United On Domestic Issues

GOP Shows Difference Of Foreign Policy Opinion In Lincoln Day Talks

Foreign Policy, Budget Top Talk of Republicans   They Squabble But Agree ‘Pinkos’ Still Within Government

COP Lincoln Talks Reveal Policy Split   Squabble Over Foreign Affairs; All Call for Budget Cuts

GOP Squabbles Within Party   Argues Over Foreign Policy, “Me-Tooism”’; Calls For Budget Cut

Republican Disagreement On Foreign Policy Crops Up In Lincoln Day Addresses

"Pinkos”’ In Government Crys GOP  Difference In View      Difference In Views Expressed in Talks

ewe PD —_—_—— Republicans Squabble Among Themselves ‘Over Foreian Policy and ‘Me-Tooism’

G. 0. P. Lincoln Day Talks Reveal Party Divergence   Orators Disagree On Foreign Policy; Dewey Raps Idea OF Guitting Firsrna

GOP’s Insist Are Still “Pinkos” In Government Hickenlooper Critical

Republicans Squabble Among Selves On Foreign Policy in Lincoln Day Talks

GOP Squabbles on Foreign Policy And ‘Mefooism’   But Agree on Budget Cuts and ‘Pink’ Officials

GOP Leaders Squabble In Lincoln Day  Observances  Agree In Demands For Budget Cuts

Lincoln Day Talks Show GOP Split   Speakers Differ Widel; On Sending American Troops to Europe; ‘Me.Tooism’. Attacked

New Approach To Local Option In House Bill   Many New Bills Are Tossed Into Hopper In Skeleton Session

Nurses Back to Work at Fulton   Return at Same Salaries: Had Been “On Strike” at Hospital Day and a Half.

Wrong Voice Starts Chase   ‘Woman’ Driver Flees, Sets Off Wild Chase, Gun fire, Four Injured

Ceremony To Mark Korean War Turnpike Extension Dies In Bed To Border of Ohio After Accide

Delaney Linkec With St. Louis Tax Collector   Alleged Tieup Was Through Bostor Insurance Sales

RED MASS BUILDUP DENIED Ground Activity Limited, But Airmen Strike Hard

MORRISVILLE AUTDIGT © ASKS $36,000 IN SU  Doylestown, Spring Valley   DISPUTE OVER LUMBER

DOYLESTOWN MOTORIST DEFENDANT 1N CLAIM   Ferndale, And Bristol Couples In Divorce Actions   CROYDON MAN APPEALS

STEP FOLLOWS BREAKDOWN OF NEGOTIATIONS   Order Is Issued at End of Cabinet Session Despite Plea by U. S. Ambassador.

Rejects Offer: of British Fo™ Compromise .   Orders New Iranian National Oif Co. Te Take Over Fields

Installations, Assets Taken By Government      England Calls Home Delegates; To Protect Lives Of Britons

Breakdown in Negotiations Brings on Action by Iran; U.S. Plea Ignored by Cabinet

British Offer Rejected at Cabinet Meeting   Anglo-lranian Fields Seized After Midnight Deadline

Navy Plans 81.500.000 Butlding Here   Iran Seizes Oil € ompany:  Talks Collapse   Acheson Urges Reconsideration Of British Offer

Ignores Urgent U.S. Plan To Consider Compromise Plan Offered by Company

lran Issues Order to Seize British Oil Firm's Properties   Assets and Installations Are Target As Neqotiations Break Down in Tehran

Appeal of U.S. Ambassador  Is Not Heeded Steps Taken for Evacuation of  —_ sg ft f° .f,.. hh

Reds Lose Heavily in Probing Line   Allies Repulse 11 of 12 Red Attacks Made Today

Red Probing . Attacks i in Korea Exnand   Commie Losses Reported to-Be EI essere i

Report From Front Lists Heavy Losses   11 Skirmishes Repulsed As Foe Fails To Gain

RED LOSSES ON WAR FRONT CALLED HEAVY   Enemy Probing Attacks Spreading Like Brush Fires In Hills of Korea.

Truman Assails Report On RFC influence Issue  Dawson Should Have Been Heord First, Says President —

The Fat Boy’s Diet  Marine Corps Medic Deflates Poor Elmer   Fatso Feels Ready For Grave After Chastening Reservist Exam

Elmer Was Ready For The Coffin After His Exaii   Smell Of Those Hot Cakes Anc Sausage Ruined His Dieting

The Fat Boy’s Diet Visions of Oversize Coffin Haunt Elmer After Checkup

 THE - FAT BOY'S. DIET  Marine Medic Deflates Fatso--But Plenty   ’ Elmer Feels Ready for Grave After Chastening Reservist Exam

THE TJorrestal Deyarios   Futile Attempt to Take Palestine Issue Out. of Politics And Retain Arak Friendships for U. S. Security

“ORRESTAL DIARIES-XHI  Palestine Question Sinks nto Partisan Politics

32 Die As Home For Aged Burns   Catholic Hospice In Moutreal Destroyed; Ornotans dad Old Peanloe Perish In Flagres

Fire Kills 32 in Home For Aged  Two Heroic Nuns ._   Two Heroic Nuns Among Victims; 175 Children in Orphanage Escape

‘HIGH OCTOBER CALL... > Al. ,000 Draftecs Ordered _ By Army, Marine Corps.

Allies Slosh Ahead Despite Ocean of Mud   Air Scouts Report Big Enemy Activity Northeast of Seoul

Red Resistance Stiffens as U. N. Forces Advance   Allies Hammer Toward Main Communist Defense Line

Hand-to-Hand Clashes Occur as U, N, Troops Move Closer to Enemy's Main  Defense Line.   meme nro  TANKS EXCHANGE SHOTS ACROSS HAN RIVER   Hoengsong Still in Hands of Communists—One American Unit Wriggles Out of Trap.

Reds Slow U.N. Drive  In Korea   Thaw and Rain Also Hinders Allied Troops

Grab Passports Of 2 Britishers, Moscow-Bound   Atomic Foreign Office Official Are Not Identified; Rescreened

Britain Revokes Passporis of Atom Scientist and Government Official

Great Britain Cancels the Passport Of Scientist Planning Moscow Trip   WORKED IN Ut. ss.

Britain Nips Scientist's Trip To Moscow   Cancels Passports  For Atomic Expert And Gov't Official

Britain Cancels Passport For Atomic Expert  Planned Trip To   Planned Trip To Moscow; Foreign Official Suspended

Passports Of Two Officials Are Cancelled  British Atomic Exper   British: Atomic Expert Had Planned Trip To Moscow. Reports Sav

BRITISH CANCEL ATOMIC EXPERT'S RUSSIA PASSPORT   DIPLOMAT DETAINED; ACTION A RESULT OF SECURITY SCREENING

Price Controls on Food May Raise Many New Dispute:   Meat Prices are Most Ticklish Subject at Present

MOUNTAIN PEAK CAPTURED Heavy Fighting Rages  In 3 Korean Sectors

'  He Did What She Told Him  eae Trusts Mother and is ‘Rescued from Well Shafi

CHILD RESCUED FROM GAS WELL   BOY ALIVE BECAUSE HE TRUSTED MOTHER AND DID WHAT SHE TOLD HIM.

STEP UP AIR WAR IN KOREA   Communists Stiffen Theit Ground Resistance At Several Points

Hailstorm Rips Broad Area in Heart of Texas  Coleman and Factianc   Coleman and Eastland Hit Hard; Buildings Cars and Crops Ruined

FBI Agents Investigate _ Wreck Of Airliner In Which 50 Persons Killed   Giant Passenger Ship Rips Into . California Hill While Preparing To Land At Airport In Oakland

Situation Is Better, He Reports   War Flares Anew As Red Chinese Push ‘Ahead On Ground ‘And In Air

Stubborn Reds Step Up Tempo Of Korean War   Ground, Air Action Quickens as Ridgway Visits in Korea

Ridgway wav Visits Sy ngman Rhee  And WarFront   een  Savs He ‘Weald Demand ‘Iron-Clad Agreement’ For Cease-Fire

Reds Have New Ground and Air Fighting Spirit  ac Lank Ret   Things Look Better Than Ever, Gen. Ridgway Reports

Leader Hints War Picture Is Improved   Ridgway Flies To Korean Capital, As Fights Flare Anew

GEN. RIDGWAY VISITS KOREA FRONT LINES   Says Things Never Looked Better; Would Take Only “Iron Clad Agreement” on Truce.

Commander  one ny rC 5 Things  tk Ww Peteas  ya re : Wiya attar’  q Ae se Wik be ui wi

Communists Continue Ta  Drive Hard   Allied Commander Pays Quick Visit Yo Syngman Rhee

Korea Situatior  ‘Looks Better’  But Ridgway Knows Little on Cease-Fire

U. S. Fortunes In War Good  Says Ridgway Chinese Show New  Spirit on Ground And in the Air

War Flares Anew As Reds Show New Fighting Spirit      CHINESE FORCES   Believed Ready For New Offensive; Mig Shot Down In Jet Battle

Ridg way On Quiek Trip To Front   “Things Look Better Than Ever,’ Allied Commander Save

Ridgway Declares Things in Korea  Better than Ever  New Chinese Fighting Spirit Flares, Hints Offensive Push

Ridgway And Rhee Hold Conference  Chinese Show New Fioehting Snivit

Gen. Ridgway Says Outlook Is Much Better   Optimistic Statement Made by Allied Commander in Korea on Flying Visit to President Rhee as War  Flares Anew—Chinese Show New Fighting  Spirit Both on Ground and in Air

Gen. Ridgeway Optimistic About War —   U. N. Commander In Flying Visit To President Rhee

Ridgway Sounds  Note of Caution  Red Troops,Fliers Show New ‘Fight’

Ridgway Says Outlook Good On Warfront   Fighting Breaks Out Anew Amid Rumors of Cease-Fire

Chinese Reds Attack To Check Allies Advancing   Fierce Fighting Renewed Shortly After Peiping Radio Claimed Cease-Fire Proposal China’s Own.

General Ridgway Says Things Are Looking Better Than Ever in Korean War; Air Battles Continue

Ridaway Visus  Korea; Says Wai  ‘Looking Better Fight Flares Anew As  Chinese Step Up Air,  Ground Aggressivenes

Korea Fighting IsStepped Upby Reds at Front   Allies Cautious About Accepting Malik Truce Bid

War Flares Along Front   Chinese Disploy New Fighting Spizit, Little Change in Settle Lines

‘Things Look Better,’ Gen. Ridgway Decicres   Commander Says Visit to Front, Rhee Not Linked to Cease-Fire Proposal

‘But Things Look Better’  i PR ee ee   Ridgway Confident as Tempo Steps Up

General On Visit To Front: Reds Push Offensive   Ridgway Sees Rhee; No ‘Bill Of Goods’ Wanted From Reds

War Flares Anew On The Western Front  Communists Show   Communists Show Fight On Ground And In The Air

Ridgway Visits Korean Front  Calls on Rhee and  Gaee ta Front Linec

Gen. Ridgway Optimistic On War Situation   Says ‘“‘Things Look Better Than Ever’’ On Visit With Rhee

THINGS LOOK BETTER,’ SAYS CEN. RIDGWAY   Chinese Reds, Meanwhile, Fighting Harder Than  Ever

Front Better Than Ever, Ridgway Find:   Reds Fight Stubbornly in West, Hit B-29s in 2 Battles

Situation In Korea" Brightens   Gen. Ridgeway Says War’Looks Better’! Despite Continued ; Resistanesa Bu: Bare -

Chinese Reds Seen Preparing New Offensive  General Withholds  Comment on Truce Bid by Communists

Reds Launch New Attacks   Communists Slam Anew Into U. N. Outposts; Allied Commander Visits Korean President

STAGE IS SET FOR HEARINGS ON DISMISSAL   Unusual Honors To Be Extended M’Arthur By Senate

State Grange President Sees Trend Toward Loss of Individual Freedom

Princess Celebrating 21st Birthday Today; ‘Dances With Servants And Tenants Tonight

BRIDGE PLANS SEEN STYMIED   No Steel Available For Straits Span For Two Years

ELECT NEW OFFICERS   Cate Coffman is Commer of Lawrence VY. F. W. Post

Speedy Passage Qf Bill Sought   Leader Says Plans For Funds Caught In Spending Fight

McFARLAND WANTS MONE BILL ACTION   May Get Vote Late ‘Today; Saturdoy  Oncetan DPacethla

Witness Says Russia Paid Spies   Mrs. Greenglass Testi. fies Against Her Brother-in-Law.

Youth Held As Village Bank Robbe   FBI Agents Find $12,382 Of Loot in His Home At Rockford.

Rockford Youth, 17, Accused   Major Part Of $15,000 Loot Found in Home

eldentify Man In Rockford As Bank Thief  FBI Arrests Him For $15,000 Holdup Of Woodford Rank

Most of Booty From Woodford Robbery Found   17-Year-Old Youth Is Identified by Two Bank Employes

After Holding Out 6 Years, Japs Are Dazed When Returned To Homes

19 Bewildered Jap Soldiers Give up After Holding Island for Six Years

19 JAPANESE RIP VAN WINKLES RETURN HOME   Soldiers Who Held Out Six Years Are Happy But Bewildered.

[ee VAN WINKLES’ RETURN 19 Holdout Japanese Soldiers Return Home

Rip Van Winkle Japanese Soldiers, Who Held Out Six Years After War, Are Bewildered But Happy At Home

Rip Van Winkle: Japs Back Home   Reach Japan Six Years After War

—HOLDOUTS BACK HOME—  19 Dazed: Jap Soldiers F ly F rom War To Peace

Didn’ a Know War Was Over: Bewildered Japs Refurned Home After Six Years On Isle

Jap Soldiers Who Surrendered Six Years After End of War Back in Tokyo

19 Japanese Soldiers Return To Homeland  Group Holds Out On Island Six Years After War

MacArthur Starts New Pilerimage   Going to Father's Birthplace in. Chiconee Falle

Dulles Hanged In Effigy   Manila Demonstration Follows Peace Draft

Dulles Effigy Is Burned In Manila Plaza   Demonstration Hits  Proposed Treaty With the Japanese

Searchers Find Body of Balasz  Death Believed Due To Natural Causes

New Civil Defense Program is Ready   Fine Completes Final Organization by Naming  Five Members to Counci

Draft Defers ‘Bright Boys’   Good Students Able to Stay in School Next Year. New Rule

UN, Reds Disagree On Release of  War Prisoners  Reds Want All Freed When A Truce Begins

CONCESSIONS REKINDLE U.N. PEACE HOPES   Believe 139,000 U.N., South Korean Troops Held By Reds.

Prisoner Exchange  Discussed   Red Concessions Bring a Hope of Possible Truce In Korea by Christmas

Take Back Plan To Allow Allied Troop Rotation   Communist Negotiators Press For A Flat Release Of All War: Prisoners After Armistice Is Signed; Enemy’s Attitude Clashes With U.N. Proposals

Reds Discuss POW’s, Retract Rotation Offer   Conferees at Odds On Formula for Prisoner Exchange

Truce Parley Snagged On POW Issue   Difference On How Te Handle Exchange Reached Early

Reds Withdraw Offer to Allow Troop Rotation   Press for Flat Release of All Prisoners After Armistice

REDS RETRACT BID TO PERMIT ALLIED TROOP ROTATION   Foe Presses For Release Of All War Prisoners After Armistice Signature

Reds Would Release All At Once But The Allies Ask Man-For-Man Swap   Communist Concessions Rekindle Hopes O Possible Truce By Christmas; Another Complaint Filed About U. N. Plane.

jangle on Jow to Swar risoners   U.N. Insists on “Fair, Equitable” Exchange of Men

Man-for-Man Swap Planned By UN Group   Red Concessions Rekindled Hopes OF Possible Truce By Christmas Time

New Tussle Snaris Talk On Captives   Truce Conferees Can’ Agree on Method of Making Exchange.

WRANGLE ON EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS   Chinese Propose Release of All War Prisoners When Korean Armistice Is Reached.   SB ALLIES INSIST ON MAN-FOR-MAN SWAP   Reds Agree to Permit Allied Troop Rotation and Then Withdraw Their Offer.

RAY OF HOPE FOR ARMISTICE BLOOMS WITH SHOWING OF BOTH SIDES TO WORK ON COMPROMISE

Allies And Reds Disagree Over Arrangements   Communists Would Release Captives At Armistice Time

Allied Pilots Hit One MIG In Dog Fight   Red Concessions On POW Exchange Issue Seen As Encouraging

Tangle On POW Exchange   Truce Negotiators Discuss Prisoners For First Time, But Lead to Differences

Truce Parleys Take Up Subjec Of Prisoners  Reds Want Release Of All, Allies Favor Mon-to-Mon Bacic

War Prisoners Are Discussed  a pees aa   Reds Intimate They'll Oka Allied Rotation of Troops

Reds Toss New Roadblock In Path Of Truce   Demands AIl Red Prisoners Be Freed; Cancels OK of U.N. Troop Rotation

Keds Change Minds About Rotation Plan      First Offer lo Accept, Then Withdraw; Press For Prisoner Release

Negotiators Haggle Over Prisoners   Reds Soften the Peace Terms; No Real Progress Yet

Prisoner Exchange  Discussed   Reds Would Free All; Allies Ask What Is Probably Man For Man Rasie

Reds Ask Trade Of All Prisoners During Armistice   Man-For-Man Swap > - Is Sought By Allies 4 At Current Session

YULE TRUCE HOPE REKINDLED  UN, Reds Debate POW  Exchange Procedures

Teams Turn To Exchange  Of Captives   Communists Favor Outright Release Upon Signing Pact

REDS WILLING TO CONCEDE SOME AiMiS   Negotiators Tangle On POW Exchange Method   Number 139,000 According To Red Radio: Allies Hold 120,000

Negotiators In Exchange 0: POWs, Tangle   U.N. Insisting On Man-for-Man Swap with Reds

ROTATION IS AGREED THEN 1S REJECTED   Communists Ask Flat Release Of All Troops Held

Method of Exchanging  Prisoners Discussed Subject Taken Up for First ‘Time   Subject Taken Up for First ‘Time With No Immediate Agreement.

Reds Withdraw Offer to Allow Rotation  neessions Today   Concessions Today Rekindle Hopes Of December Peace

DROP OFFER ON FREE ROTATION OF U.N. TROOPS   Start of Talks on Prisoners Leads to Fresh Truce Hone

Reds Call for  Flat Release  Of Prisoners UN Proposal Is On ‘Man-for- Man’  Tr a ke a ee. 3... .*

Prisoner Trade Method Source Of Truce Clash   Reds Propose Flat Exchange Of Captives

ine my Urges lat Rele: ase Of All POWs   Allies Want Prisoner Swap On Fair Man-To-Man Basis

Reds Favor Both Sides  Freeing All Men Taken   U.N. Wants Trade To Be Set Up On  One-For-One Basis

Man-for-Man Swap Demanded by UN  Reds' New Bombing Charge Not Likely to Delay Talks

Reds Withdraw Offer to Allow Rofation   s Tod Rakin Hope   Of December Pea

Man-tor-Man Is Terms of Allied  Prisoner Trade   Truce Negotiators Discuss Exchange of War Prisoners For First Time of Parleys

Reds Back Down on Allied Treo Ro ation Stand   Proposals Also Differ on Methods Used to Exchange Prisoners.

Negotiators Falter On Prisoner Trade   Reds Propose ‘Total Exchange,’ - UN Wants “Man-for-Man’ Basis

Reds Call Off Rotation Offer At Truce Talks  Enemy Demands Release of All War Prisoners

Kaesong Mishap Is Not Serious   Reds, Allies Tangle on How to Exchange Prisoners of War.

Allied Side Demands Man-For-Man Exchange   U. N. Rejects Communist Proposal That All Prisoners Be Released At Once After Armistice Signing

Communists’ Concessions Rekindle Hope  Christmas Peace Seen Possible As  — 56 Ce'gn, f£..*.

REDS PRESS POW DEMANDS   Withdraw Rotation Offer Call For Mass Exchange  Of Prisoners

Doubt Russ Bloc Will Remain After Protest by Pole   48 Nations are Expected To Sign Treaty Saturday

Jap Treaty Session May. Lose Russians   Reds Probably Will Walk Out Of  Conference

Third and Last Red Criticisms Expected Today   Reds May Leave After Poland Gets Chance To Slam Provisions

Action Awaited at Last Session of Japaiiticaty”   Dulles Doubts Group to Sign Pact; Expect Aides to Follow Suit

Beaten Soviets May Not See Document Signed   Final Red Propaganda Blast at Treaty Scheduled For Today

Defeat Too Much, Most Experts Feel  Gromyko Likely To Lead Parade From   Gromyko Likely To Lead Parade From San Francisco Meet

“Ambassador Dulles and Sen, ' Bridges Both Hint of Such Action. Third Communist Blast Due Today.

—CONFERENCE — wg Weg LaSt Spiast Scheduled Late Today   SIGNING IS SET FOR TOMORROW

Dulles Issues Prediction Of Reds Quitting   Third, Last Series Of Communist Blasts Scheduled Today Fo:  Treaty Conference .

Last Oratory For Commies Is Due Today   Gromyko Then May Lead Group From Parley Hail

Communists’ Final Blast Due At Pact  Jap Treaty Signing Scheduled Saturday

Soviets Fight Losing Battle On Jap Treaty   Gromyko’s Last Stand Expected Today; Provi. sions Of Pact Laudatorily Endorsed By All Except Red Bloc

Truman Starts Florida Vacation—Far Removed From Turmoil of Washington

McCarthy Takes Blast At Marshall   Says He Aided Russia and “Lost the Peace” for the U.S.

Bloodmobile Made Second Visit Here   Blood Donations By 79 Persons Recorded Wednesday

Patrolmen Term Arrest “Lucky”   Capture Slayer And Free Y wing Woman  From His Car Trunk

Chillicothe Man. Drowns In Kansas Floodwaters As Death Toll Goes.to12

Twelve Dead In Floods   Rescues By Boat Crews On Appeals For Help From  Many Stranded

Bradley Urges Speedup in  Rearmamient :   fells British ‘We Don’t Know How Much Time We War

Right To Run Own Affairs is Extended to All   Bill Sent to House; Keeps General Powers Cities Now Have

Searchers Are Battled ‘On Top of Old Smoky’   Case of Missing Girl Hiker Has Acguired Mystery Thriller Tinge

Features for Everybody ia the Telegram Today   Army Bids for Large Quantities Of A-Arms for ‘Battlefield Use

Armed Forces Seek Increase In Firepower   Atomic Stockpiles Apparently Growing

Amerman Given 90-Day Reprieve  Medina Slayer Was To Die Wednesday

Red Press Calling For Cease-Fire   US Watching Closely To See if Campaign Turns Out as Phony.

MacArthur Is Due In San Francisco At Eleven Tonight   Hawaii Acclaims General In 25-Mile. Two-Hour Parade; He Pays Tribute To World War II Dead

General Arrives  Tn U. S. Tonight   MacArthur Receives Hero’: Welcome From Hawaiian - Populace   "FRISCO NEXT STOF   Deposed U. N. Commander Will Leave for Washing ton Tomorrow

Due in ‘Frisco Tonight at 10, Central Time   General Will Address Congress in Joint Session Thursday

Expect General fo Give Views on War Policy   Plane Due on West Coast at 10 P.M.; to Speak This Thursday

Hawalians Acclaim MacArthur   Frisco Prepares Welcome Mat fos Pacific Hero

GENERAL GET! BIG WELCOME IN HAWAII   Party Expected To Land In California At 11 P.M  THOUSANDS   See Former Commander Get Honorary Degree At U. Of Hawaii

MacArthur Leaves Hawaii For San Francisco's Welcome   Korean War Roars On Unabated

MacArthur's Plane Heads Toward U.S   General Accorded Top Welcome During Stopover in Hawaii

MacArthur Is Due In States Tonight  General Hailed.in Hawaii ac   General Hailed in Hawaii as Hero; Hastens to Washington

Gen. MacArthur Now Is On Way fo San Francisco   Gets Hero’s Welcome in Hawaii.—In Korea, Allies Continue Slow Push.

Thousands Meet Him  At Airport   Mill’ Around General In Virtual Mob Scene

General fo Fly To U.S. Today From Honolulu  Howaii Welcome fs  Foretaste OF Plonne  Bacestien: bry Comitert

Plane To Arrive at 11 P.M. (EST)   Visits Military Cemetery After Long Gala Parade

MACARTHUR HEADS HOME   People of Honolulu Give Him a Send-off With Big Parade.

General Due For Arrival  In Homeland Late Tonight  Trep   Plans Being Made For- Big Ceremony  In San Francisco

Island Cheers General Along }5-Mile Front   Hero of Three Wars Sees No Hint of Acrimony

Hail MacArthur At San Francisco,  Big Parade Today   General Home After 14 Years, Goes To Washington Next to Give His  Side of Korea Dispute; Senators Kerr And Wherry Clash in Angry Debate

General Will Land on U.S. Seil Tonight Hawaijans Give  Military Leader Great Reception

MacArthur Takes Off For the US   General and His Family Left Honolulu by Air At 1:30 PM CST Today   A HERO IN HAWATITI   MacArthur’s Awaited Talk To Congress Will Be Thursday, 11:30 AM

HAWAIIAN WELCOME:  MacArthur C Due In. California Tonich  cr ren

Gen. M‘Arthur Welcomed by San Francisco  Hero Receives Qescane Ovatian   Hero Receives Great Ovation As Plane Lands

Gen. M’Arthur  Leaves Hawaii  Works on His Speech To Congress Thursday

Given Hero’s Welcome In Honolulu   Tumultuous Greeting Marks 24-Hr. Stay; Takes Off 2:30 P. M.

MacArthur Flies To U.S. Today   San Francisco Maps First Homeland Fete

—GENERAL FLIES HOME TODAY— MacArthur Given Big  Acclaim In Hawaii

CROWDS GREET MACARTHUR IN SAN FRANCISCO   General Returns Home For First Time in Fourteen Years

Frisco Prepares Gala Greeting at Air Field Tonight  Honolulu Salutes Deposed Leader of Pacific Oneration

Gen. MacArthur Leaves Hawaii Bound for Frisco   Ex-UN Commander To Hit Nation's Capital Thursday

Hawaiians Cheer On Parade Route   General Acclaimed On Two-Hour Ride Past Enthusiastic Crowds

General MacArthur Leaves Hawa For Mainland; Arrival in ‘San Francisco Due About 9 o’ Clock

San Francisco Gives General Huge Welcome   Fired Commander Avers: It’s ‘Good to Be Home; Trin Unevenitful}

M Arthur. Leaves Hawaiian Islands   General to Begin Last Leg of Journey To Defend His Ideas

San Francisco Greets General On Arrival  Tumultous Welcome   Tumultous Welcome Given When Plane Ends Pacific Flight

MacArthur Leaves Hawaii, to Arrive In Frisco Today  Populace of Islands   Populace of Islands Acclaims General. Line His Route

Rousing Welcome Awaits MacArthur At San Francisco   General's Plane  Will Land Tonight; Washington Speech At 11:30 Thursdev

Comes Back To Face Truman In Policy Battle   San Francisco To Be Firs City To Greet Deposed General; To Appear Be fore Congress Thursday

SAN FRANCISCO ROARS WELCOME TOMACARTHUR   General Says It Is Good To Be Back Again On Home Soil   LARGE CROWD HAD WAITED THREE HOURS

82nd Congress Is Making New Mark In Legislative Inactivity; Little Is Done

; Neview oF G4nd Congress Shows Few Bills Passed——  House, Senate Must Speed Pace To Avoid Record for Inactivity

82nd Conaress Accomplishes Little In Year   Unless Solons Get Busy Few Bijls Will Pass

LITTLE PROGRESS . MADE BY CONGRESS   So Far Lawmakers Have Ignored Most of Tru man’s Program   PASS’ 3 MAJOR BILLS

Spaak Quits Europe Unity Body In Huff   Assembly Leader  Blasts Politicians   Belgian Resigns Job As President Of Organization In Protest

Spaak Hits Unity Lack In Europe   Belgian Resigns As Head Of Weak Europe Parliament

SPAAK RESIGNS, SEES EUROPEAN UNITY BLOCKED   Scores Nations, Especial} British for Pleading Special Interest.

Belgian Resigns As President of Europe's Assembl   ‘Timid Policy’ for European Army Is Given Sharp Blast

QUITS EUROPEAN POST   Former Belgium Premier A Leading Advocate of Unity

BELGIUM’S SPAAK QUITS AS HEAD OF EUROPE GROUP   Consultative Assembly President Hits Politicians For Blocking Unity Plans

'  —SCORES SELFISHNESS — Spaak Quits as Head Of European Assembly

Members Of Trainmen Brotherhood Slow In Going Back To Work At Chicago And St. Louis, Vital Rail Centers   RAILROADS RESTORE CANCELLED TRAINS

R.R. Strike Nears End In East  Chicago, St. Louis Still Down as Switchmen Stay At Hame ‘Sick’

Rails Tied Up At St. Louis And Chicago   West Coast Service Nears Normal; Kansas City  Auto Plants Open

Tax Experts Eyeing Ship Deal Benefits   Full-Fledged Probe Certain To Start, Question Only on Who'll Conduct It

Stealey May Be Seminary Prexy   New Seminary Post Is Still Vacant

Old Film Stars Receive Honors   Hollywood -Salutes Silent Era Stars

Film Capital Dips Into Past to Salute Group of Stars of the Silent Screen

Silent Stars Saluted In Hollywood  - ee 3 ek wk kk   F al Fiinines Of Yesteryear Honored At Movie Premiere

Stars of Silent Films in Spotlight As Hollywood Pays Belated Tribute

Allies Bomb Reds’ Convoys   Vehicles Destroyed Exceed 900 Fiaqure

ALLIES BLAST 31 ENEMY SUPPLY TRUGKS   3-Day Total Runs Well ~ Over 900 Mark

Red Convoys Are Blasted By Allied Bombers  Report Hundreds Of Red Trucks Hit In Air Attacks

UN Bombs Blast Red Truck Convoys   Planes Break Up Attempt To Reinforce Front Lines

Bellaire Bombs Menace Bookies  Two Gamblers Fined Homicide Gadgets

WOMEN OF THREE CHURCHES 10 HOLE PRAYER SERVICE   It May Well Be Said That The World Is Stand. ‘ae In The Need Of Prayer

Kaw Flood . Is Worst  Since 1903   Manhattan Under  Water as River Is  Out to Kansas City-Fear Felt in Lawrance

Woman Killed In Leap From Car At Jefferson   BOY KILLED WHEN STRUCK BY ALTO

CREDIT CONTROL PROPOSALS LAS   Senator Serves Notice On Administration To Hustle Plans For Big Money Lending.

Maybank Asks Lending Curbs Swift Action —   Senator Asseris His Group Awaits Control ‘Plans From President

Head: Of Senate Banking Group Is lred By Tardiness   ® Says Administration May Not Get Its "Bia Money’ Control<

Now Or Never, U.S. Told On Lending Curbs  Maybank Says Plan Must Be Rushed If Committee’s To Act

Banking Committee Advises Lending Control Proposals To Be Presented For Study

HINT CREDIT CURBS DELAY   Senate™ ‘Won't ‘Act .U lesa Recommendations Are  Speeded

Maybank Tells Advocates Of Lending Curbs They Had Better Start Hustling

Senate Hears Wilson on Credii Restrictions   Federal Reserve Weighs Boosting Bank Reserves

JEFFERSON CO. a 62 PEOPLE . TO. SQUARE MILE   Cook County Has 7,726 Resi. dents Per Mile, Pope ‘Only 15.

Diseuss Fees for Grain Inspection   State Officials to Confer In Washington on New Legislative Schedule

Plans for 1952 Cars Go Ahead in Spite Of Promised Cutbacks in Materials

U.§, CRACKS DOWN ON 2 BORROWERS   GOVERNMENT CHARGES “IR REGULARITIES” IN LARGE RFC LOANS.

Loan Irregularities Charged By Symington; One Case Given Justice-Department

FROM SOVIET MANCHURIA, MAYBE?  Red Pilots in Korea Talk Russian, Says Air Chief

WASHINGTON, (UP).— The senate voted today to place a 4,000,000-man ceiling on the armed services.

Senate Adopts Limitation By 49-41 Vote   Proposal for 3.5 Million Rejected Earlier

Armed Force Ceiling Set at 4 Million   Marshall Says Morse Proposal Gamble With U.S. Security

TOP MILITARY LEADERS WARN AGAINST LIMIT   Proposal Denounced As Sure Gamble On Security

Members Pass 4000,000-Man Limit by 49 fo 4   Demos Back Plan To Block Lower Republican Figure

Move Made By Senate On Roll Call   Demacrat Leaders Kayo Lower Figure Offered By GOP

INFLUENCE PEDDLING FOR PERSONAL PROFITS BY TRUMAN’S FRIENDS LIKELY TO BE CAMPAIGN ISSUE   American Public Has Been Both Bewildered And Shocked   CORRUPTION IN GOV'T   Food Freezers, Mink Coats And RFC Loans Involved

*the Corruption Story’  Republicans to Make It Big Campaign Issue Next Year   Re fUARIFS BR. SETR

Girl Burned to Death in Crash   Pinned Under Car as Rescue Attempts Fail

 Car Skidded 371 Feet Milwaukee Girl,15, Trapped By Auto Crash, Dies in Fire

Most of State Will Shift To Daylight Time   . Southwest Pocket Is Holding Out For Slow Time

FIFTH SESSION IS DECLARED SUCCESSFUL   Another Meeting Scheduled Tonight At 7 O’Clock   JOY, NAM   Do Virtually All Talking In Give-Take Session; No Guards Present

Hint Some Progress at Peace Meet  Delegates Debate Agenda; Schedule 6th Conference

Army Tells Of Progress At Kaesong  Bombers Continue Active At Front:   Bombers Continue Active At Front; Supplies Blasted

LEADERS DEBATE TERMS DESIGNED TO END FIGHTING   More Progress Reported As Allies And Reds Consider Subjects Offered For  Truce Agenda.

Continues Debating Of Agenda   Translation Takes Considerable: Times Atmaanhers Bowmen!

Second Day Meeting Is. Also Friendly   Considerable Time Spent Translating And Clarifying   Party Definitions -

Progress Cited For Second Day By Negotiators  Another Meeting   Another Meeting Scheduled For Wednesday

Some Progress Reported in Cease-Fire Parley   Hot Air War Wased in Pentagon

Agenda Debated By Delegates Of UN, Communists   Sixth Conference Scheduled Today ;. Talks Are Formal

Next Meeting Due Tonight ‘At Kaesong   "Some Progress’ Is Reported at Fitth Session

Agenda Debate Takes Spotlight; UN Planes Strike   Negotiators Reported In (ood Spirits; Bombers Follow Up Night Raids With Heavy Blows

Debating — Ot Agenda  Continues:  Translation Takes Considerable Time; - Atmosphere Formal

Truce Teams Settle Down To Argue Plar  Only 2 Armed Reds . Seen by Newsmen In Armistice City  By SAM SUMMERLIN

Again Report Progress In ©  Peace Talks    Cease Fire Delegates Spend Long Time In Discussing Agenda; Clarify Translations

New Point Raised By Reds; Meaning  oe)  Is Not Clarified Allied Proposals For Agenda Are Considered At Kaesong

Of v Vandoubers , Stassen Says Notes Verify ° ” Chaiive. of Pra.Red Palicw

Vandenberg Notes — Called in Probe   Marold Stassen Declares Senator's Diary To Support China Policy Claims

Senate Probers Move To Subpena Diary of Late Sen. Vandenberg  Stassen Says It Will Back Up His Charges  Against China Policy

CHECKING OF POW LIST 1S HALTED   WORK TO BE RESUMED DEC 26— "GOOD NEWS” SENT TO 3,168 FAMILIES.

t (Traman, Congress Lender: {Disensa M’Arthur Case   Staff Chiefs May Divulge Secrets  Doc ee en Thom Tn Thecloce Data

Congress May Get Secrets From Chiefs   Staff Officers — Will Be Required To Give Data

Joint Chiefs of Staff May be F orced T> Tell Some of Its Family Secrets

Militarists May Divulge Secret:   Joint Chiefs Of Staff In Line For Questioning

Agriculture, Labor To Aid  In Controls   ICS May Have To Divuige Some Family Seerets To Congress

Joint Chiefs Of Staff May Be Forced  To Divulse Some Family Secrets Soon

Pentagon May Have To Bare Family Secrets  Firing Of MacArthu Involves JCS

Congress Delves In Secrets   Implied Challenge To Some of the Expressed Views  By MacArthur

Stalin Is 72 Years Old Tomorrow; Three Key Dates In Climb To Power

Josef Stalin Faced Three Turning Point Shani fe Guleiak. Tootekas Wietiey Ree cow ie le Wan   Clearing House To Close ‘Charity Project Ends Tomorrow”.

Big Events in Stalin’s Life Recalled On Eve of Read Jeader’s 79nd Rirthdar

Assembly Split on Tax Issue   House Refuses to Act on Senate's Bills; Democrats Rap Stalemate

LEGISLATURE BADLY SPLIT ON TAX ISSUE   Senate’s Blow at Gov. Fine’s Program Slows Activities Among Lawmakers.

Leaders Give Up Drive for More Price Rollbacks   Rush for Tighter Controls Collapses Before Coalition

‘House Coalition Defeats Strong: Food Controls   indicate Group May Kill Last Month’s Cattle Price Rollback

Soviet Press Publishes Exchange Of Statements Between U. 5. And Moscow As Prelude To Peace Pact

Reds Publish U.S. Plea for Friendship   Moscow Expected To Capitalize on Pact Rejection

Russ Print Proposal Of Friendship   “Seen As Propaganda To Discredit America’s

Moscow Press Publicizes Red  ‘Peace’ Proposal   Soviets Expected To Interpret U. S. Rejection As Turning Down Idea Of Friendship

Red Propaganda Wave Seen as Sovict Publishes US Friendship Statements

UNDERHAND DEAL SEEN  Moscow Press Plays Up U.S. Soviet ‘Friendship’

Reds Interpret U. S. Action As Unfriendly To People   All Papers, Radios Feature U.S. and Soviet Letters

Fat Man Held In 31 Deaths   360-Pound Ex-Canvict 1 Accused Of Making Deadly Moonshine

Ex-Convict Arrested in Booze Deaths  Charged With Murde Reacnlt Deadly Ratch

Attempt To Ease Rollback Curbs Fails, 58 to 26   Overtime Session Raises Ceilings, Forbids Rollbacks

Administration Foes Of Price Control Program Keep Slashing Away At Night

Angry Solons Voted Down Proposal To Ease Curbs On Future Price Orders

PROPOSAL 10 EASE BAN ON ROLLBACKS DEFEATED: 58-26   Wherry Amendment, Hiking Ceilings, Passed by . 49-33 Ballot   LONG SESSION SEEN:   Imports of Commodities Also Approved

Douglas Plan Defeated in Late Session   Senate Turns Down Proposal to Relax Sweeping Curbs

SENATE WHIPS MEASURE T0 RELAX CURBS   Future Price Rollback Proposal Defeated By 58-26 Vote

Senate Rejects New Rollbacks Truman Wants   Wherry Amendment To Set Prices Higher Is Approved 49 to 33

Senate Battle (ver Controls Nears Climax  a. Rinacr Darla   House Bloc Backs ‘No Rollback’ Bill

Military Approves Rashin Bomb Raid Which MacArthur Had Been Forbidden to Carry Out

MOTIVE HUNTED IN TWO DEATHS   Victims Identified As Mrs. Helen Armetta Stewart And Son

Tran Mobs Assail Oil Firm   Break Intc Main Offices of British Company; Crisis Seen Mounting

Mobs Fill Streets  Of Tehran  Parliament Gives —6od Confidence Vote

Mobs Raid Main Office Of Oil Co.   Acute Situation Develops As Anti-British Sentiment Spreads Thr Teheran Streets.

Mob Of Angry Iranians Break In Main Office Of British Oil Company

Vice-Moderators Are Named Toda)   Presbyterians Pick Five Assistants At McCain’s Suggestion

‘Tough Problems Today? Sure, But We Worry on Innerspring Mattresses

‘Hershey Fears All Draft Possibles Fither Essential Workers or Unfit

So You ve Got Problems? Consider Sad Case Of Director Of Selective Service

Pity Gen. Hershey  He Has To Raise Big Army Without Drafting Anybody

Resume Series  As Sky Clears   Reynolds and Maglie Take Pitching Chore

Good Weather For Fourth Game  World Series Game In Polo Grounds Today

Foe Is Accused Of ‘Bad Faith’  In Negotiations   U.S. State Department Broadcasts 3 Points As Evidence

Pope Says Science Continually Gives Confirmation to Existence of God

Giants Humble Yankees, 5-1,  In First Game   Irvin Electrifies Big Crowd by His Steal Home in First Frame

Koslo Baffles  Faac ac Matac  iVuJs WJ i tWiwes  Rap Reynolds   irvin Sreals nome In First and Dark Hits 3-Run Homer

Koslo Sets Yankees Down, 5-1   Jansen to Face Ed Lopat Today; Dark Gets Homer

Giants Take No. 1, Tie Series Record  Crafty Koslo Humbles Proud Yanks With Southpaw Pitching, 5-1

Giants Humble Yankees, 5-1 i In Series Opener Béhind Koslo’s Crafty Pitching

Giants Subdue Yanks, 5 To 1 In First Game   Barrege Pins Back Ears Of Ne-Hit Allie Reynolds

National League Champs Seorn Odds To Triumph In World Series Opener   Monte Irvin Steals Home In First Inning To Put Durochermen In Lead; Koslo Holds Bronx Bombers Helpless

TWO OTHERS FILE  Chris Kraft, Noble Messer Latest City Commissioner Aspirants

Governor Meets With Onponents   Vhidnight Session Is Termed As ‘Pleasant Evening  By GOP Senators  ,

Legisiature  Anti-Income Tax Senators Firm In Opposition  Conferences With Fine Get Nowhere; Hint At Early Adjournment

uovernor Meets With Opponents   _ Midnight Session Is Termed As  . ‘Pleasant Evening’ By GOP Senators

Favors Special Session Next Year  Mahany Seeking Move To Adjourn Assembly

Crime ‘Czar Keeps Mum On Income   Costello Refuses To Answer Probers On Grounds It Might Incriminate Him

OLDS WORTH   Costello Tells Senators He Cooperated and Was Branded Crime Czar

COSTELLO REFUSES TO DISCUSS WEALTH   Such Information Might Be Incriminating, Shaken Gambler's Attorney Tells Senators

COSTELLO SILENT DESPITE THREAT OF DEPORTATION   PRESS ESTES PISSING oe ae  3 —_——_ F  Demands Crime Probers Prove Fantastic Stories; O’Dwver. Adonis Linked

COSTELLO WANTS EVIDENCE HE RUNS CRIME SYNDICATE, TELLS SENATE GROUP AS PROBE BEGINS

Costello Refuses lo Divulge Extent of His Wealth   Challenges Senate Committee to Prove Crime Charges Against Him.

Faces [hreat Senate Crime Probers Treating Him Unfairly, Gambling Kina Declares

Costello Balks at Question   Reputed Underworld Boss Won’t Talk About His Wealth Before Hearing   MIGHT DEPORT HIM   At Senate Investigation, He Begs for Treatment ‘As a Human Being’

CRIME CZAR ASKS PROOF OF POSITION   Deportation Is Threatened During New York Hearing

Writ Faced By Gambler   N. Y. Underworld Kingpin Talks Freely On Huey Long Slot Machine Request

Gambler Balk After Threat of t Deportatior   en See eee   Challenges Kefauver Committee to Prove He's Crime Kingpin

Costello Refuses to Tell How Much  He's Work: Risks Contempt Charge   ny PCH AND AMPER

Costello Is Threatened With Being Deported   Refuses To Tell Probers How Much Us le Worth. Talks About Slot Machine:

Costello Tells Senators He Cooperated and Was Branded Crime Czar

Tax Stalegnete May be Broken By Week's End   3-Hour Suday Meeting Fails to Produce Results

SENATE GROUP FAILS T0 OKAY NEW TAX BIL   Finance Committee Will Meet Again Today

FAILS TO OKAY NEW TAX BIL   Finance Committee Will Meet Again : Today

Board of Regents Studies Poisoning   Discuss Liability of U. of South Dakota

SOUTH DAKOTA REGENTS MEET   Talk on Questions Arising From Deaths In Test of Drugs

Governor To Place Civil Defense Higt   Overshadows All Other Issues Now He Says In His  Inanoural Address

McKeldin Says Civilian Defense Biowest Problem Facing Maryland   Governor In Inaugural Address Today Warns  Of Need For Adequate Pretection Ear Al] Cltizens.

Transit Tieup In Detroit Due To Be Settled  Pennsylvania Towns   Pennsylvania Towns Plagued By Strike Of AFL Operators

TRANSIT STRIKE BREAK LIKELY   Walkouts Plague 13 Othe: Cities Across Nation

Aged School Plan May Get Ax in State  Report Favors Abolition of 6,800 Edueational Posts

Interior Secretary Says U.S. Iron Ore Shortage Makes Project Imperative

TRUMAN BLASTS CONTROLS BILL AS HE SIGNS IT   Declares It Will Boost Prices; To Fight for Powers

President Says He Will Fight For Better Law      -Congress.:1 shed~ For Not Passing Stronger. Measure

Asserts Prices Being Forced To New Highs   Promises Fight for Powers Now Denied; Reserve Board Eases Consumer Credit Rules; New Wage Boosts Allowed.

Promises Fight For Powers Denied Or Curtailed; Says He Can’t Hold Prices Down l]Inder Act

New Controls Bill Signed By President   Comprosnise Assailed As ‘Deficient’ in PAessage

Blasts Bill: Says It Will Hike Prices  Law Necessary So Veto Wasn’t Used

Says New Rule Will Force Prices to All-Time Highs  OPS Hurries Cost Orders on Consumer Items; Credit Rules Eased; Slaughter Quotas End

Truman Signs On  Controls   Blast Taken at Measure That Fails to Meet His Proposals

With Reluctance President Signs Controls Bill   Truman Claims Provisions Will ‘Damage’ Citizens

Truman Raps Control Law   Calls On Congress ‘To Strengthen It To Ease Price Hikec

Will Enter Primary in California   Decision Later on Othe States; G.O.P. Unity  Need Emnhacized.

Gov. Warre To Run for  President  Will Outline His Views, Opinions

Earl Warren Announces He ls Candidate   ‘To Permit Name To Be Submitted In Home Primary

Warren Reveals He Is Candidate For President   California Governor Tells Press Parley His Political Plans

Friday Speech At San Diego To Fell Policies   Governox Annouces Decision Via: Press, Radio and Movie

H-BOMB KNOW-HOW ALSO Argentine Atomic Blast Held Suspect by American Experts

Kaesong Devoid of Red Guards as Cease Fire Talks Resumed   Enemy Complies With UN Demands

Reds Remove Guards From Kaesong   Children Follow U.S. Reporters Strolling On Main Street

Reds Are Meeting All Demands For Neutral Cease-Fire Site   No Armed Soldiers Along Route Today And Everything Appears Peaceful; AP Writer Telle OF Strole In Kaerong.

From All Appearances, Reds Are Complying With Demands for Neutral Cease-Fire Site

Labor Demands Price Controls   Wage Limits Without Effective Curb Are Held Intolerable

Line Drawn by Labor Unions   Refuse Wage Ceilings Without Control Plan

Price Control Needed, Labor Leaders Claim   Worker Can't Submit To Wage Ceilings Without Adequate laws. Savs Green

Insistence on An Effective Price Contro!  Green Declares It  Necessary Under Wage Ceilings

Green Declares Labor Opposes Wage Ceilings   Says Price Control Must Accompany Such Salary Curbs

House Defeats Proposal To Give HST Power To Acquire, Overate Industrial Plants

GREEN DEMANDS A ‘REASONABLE’ CONTROLS BILL   “OTHERWISE LABOR WILL NOT SUBMIT TO WAGE CEILINGS”

Green Seeks Price Curbs Before Wage Control Act   AFL President Firm In Stand” At Parley Of Congress Chiefs

Union Leaders Ask Effective  Price Controls   Green Says Can Not Submit To Pay Curbs Unless-Bill Enacted

No Wage Ceilings Without Controls, Labor Warns House   Administration Playing For Time; Leaders Await Public’s Reaction to Bill

WAGE CEILING WITH NO PRICE CONTROLS QUT, SAYS AFL HEAD   Labor Will Not Back Unworkable Curb Bill, CIO Official Asserts

House Dems Stalling For Public Actior   Leaders Hopeful Aroused Opinion For Controls May Aid Administration

NO WAGE CURBS WITHOUT PRICE CONTROL--GREER   AFL President Supports Tru. man Bid for Strong Controls.

AFL Rejects Wage Ceilings Without Price Controls   Green Talks to Congressmen In Cantrole Fight

CONTROLS UP TO PUBLIC OPINION   Anti-Inflation Forces Await Support Of Aroused Public

Labor Unions Won't Submit To Ceilings  AFL Pres. Green Says There Must Re Price Controls

AFL and CIO Leaders T ell Views  Tight Controls Demanded By  Labor Chiefs

Strong Controls Are Advocated by Labor Chiefs   Warn Unions Won’ Submit Unless Prices Are Held Down

Have You Written Your Congressman? Leaders Want Barometer of Feeling  Solons Make Grandstand Play for Support

Labor Issues Controls Edict To Congress   AFL’s Green Says Unions Won't Accept Wage Ceilings Without Price Curbs

FINAL STRUGGLE MADE TO SAVE PARTS OF PLAN   Democratic Leaders Play For Time Anc Aroused Public Opinion To Avoic Total Defeat.

AFL President Green Says Union Cannot Submit to Controls   Labor Unions “Will Not and Cannot” Submit to Wage Tops Without Good Price Controls

Green Says Labor Will Not Tolerate Wage Curb Without Price Controls

Unions Ask Effective Price Curbs  Oppose Ceilings On Wages Without Workable Program

No Effective Price Controls No Wage Lid For Unions Labor Chiefs Tell Congressmen

Miss Michigan of 1947 Is Arrested at Chicago for Narcotics Investiaation

New Moves In RFC Inquiry Are Planned   Fulbright Committee To Reopen Hearings In Washington

Probers Plan New RFC Loan Investigation  Senctors Seek To Back Up  a a) es

Plan Backing On Charges as  To RFC Loans   Republicans Seize On Report Made Of Tampering

Box Score Here's Status Of Major Legislation On Capitol Hil!— ——

Taxes, Appropriations, Pay Increases Promise To Keep Congressmen on Jump During Week

Allied Tank Forees Kill Nearly 1,000  Chinese   ‘Groups Withdraw After Piercing fron Triangle On Central Front

U.N. FORCES KILL OR WOUND NEARLY 1,000 REDS IN RAID   Four Allied Tank Columns   Pull Back After Striking at Communists on   Central Front.   FIGHTING DIMINISHES IN EASTERN KOREA   One (00: Foot Height CapRussian-Built Tanks Destroved in West.

4 ALLIED TANK COLUMNS STRIKE RED POSITIONS      Nearly 1,000 Chinese Killed Or Wounded In Attack   ‘SEVEN RUSSIAN -BUILT ‘TANKS ARE DESTROYED

One Prong Runs Into Fierce Red. All-Out Fight  Ridgway Works On   Ridgway Works On Important Reply To. Reds’ Truce Note

ALLIED TANK RAID CREATES HAVOC IN RED IRON TRIANGLE      Four Columns ‘Knife Into Former Buildup Area for Chinese   ONE NEARS PYONGGANG   Patrol Takes Hill Commanding City But Is Driven Off

Slashing UN Tank Columns Kill or Wound Nearly 1,000   One Task Force Attacked by Chinese Troops But Manaae to Fight Its Way Back Again

U.N. Armored Units Kill or Wound 1,000 In Triangle Attack   Only One of Four Tank Teams Stabbing Into Reds’ Central Front Positions Meets Trouble; First Objective of Assault Said Accomplished

UN Tanks Hit Hard At Reds And Withdraw   Communists Are Believed Massing For Early Autumn Offensive

New Cold Wave Rolls Into East  Windy Storm Already Has Cost 34 Lives

No Relief From Cold In Sight   New Cold Front Pushes Eastward And Into South

BUCKINGHAM MOTORIST NAMED IN 3-COUNT SUIT   William J. McCowie Sued For $20,300 Auto Damages   ACCOUNT IS DISPUTED

MORRISVILLE BUILDER NAMED DEFENDANT   Quakertown Man Sued Over Removing An Incinerator On Defendant’s Property  2 DIVORCE ACTIONS

MORRISVILLE FIRM Io DEFENDANT 'N CLAIM   Two Husbands And A Wife Begin Divorces Here

HARRISBURG TRUCKER SUED BY TRENTON MAN   Neshaminy Defendant Files Appeal From Judgment

MOTORIST NAMED IN 3- COUNT SUIT TOTALING $20,300   William J. McCowie, Buck. ingham, Is Sued as Result Of Motor Crash   Two Divorce Actions Are Filed in the County  Court

 Congressional Roundup —  Economy Move Shifts To Include Military Spending

DYING BOY CHEERED BY TY GIFT  Michigan Cancer Victim Also Flooded by Cards

Bobbie Hiftline Receives Television And Sea of Mail From ‘Kind People’

Snyder Asks More Taxes   Treasury Secretary For 3 Billions on Top of 7.2 Billions

Demos Request $3 Billion Hike  OnTax Measure   Appeal Would Cover Individual Income, Excise Sales Taxes

Snyder Says $7 Billion Not Enough   Byrd, Taft Assail Bid, Urge Economy In U.S. Spending

Truman Aide Asks Heavier Income Taxes   Senate Urged to Up Figures Voted by the House

Truman Wants Three  Billion More in Taxes Congress Told Amount Providec  TE WEL 2 Off 2? 2

Ask Tax Hike of 3 Billion Dollars More   7 Billion Boost OKd by House Is Insufficient Snyder Says

Add to Planned Tax Boost, Plea   Administration Seeks Three Billions More

Administration Asks Tax Boost Of Three Millior   Increase Asked on House-Approved Income, Excise Tax

Administration Asks Senate for Higher Taxes   Snvder Urges $3 Billion More Than House Voted

Truman Wants. Higher Taxes  Snyder Urges Senate To Add to House Bill

Truman Ask: $3 Billions  More Taxes   Snyder Says House $7,000,000,000 Boost  Is Not Enough To Meet Costs Of Government

See. Snyder Says Boost  N ecessary  Individnal Incarme   Individual Income And Excise Taxes Would Share Burder

3 Billion More Taxes Demanded   Treasury Chief Says U.S. Must Go Into" Red Otherwise

Snyder Plea To Senators For More Funds   Administration Asks 3-Billion Tax Increases

Snyder Asks For Tax Raise O£$3 Billion  Says Present $7 Billio   Says Present $7 Billion Tax Bill Far From Enough

TRUMAN ASKS MORE TAXES   ICongress Asked To Add Another $3 Billions To Tax Boost

Administration Asks for Another $3.000,000,000; Would Have That Sum Added to Tax Hike Bill

$3 Billion Tax Boost Asked by  i  aniclee *% % Ane iF t : & Teas ; te t Jit

Snyder Asks For Tax Boost Of $3 Billion   Objections Voiced By Byrd and Taft

Says House Figure Isn’t Enough lt hela ania a  President ‘Asks Senate To Boost Tax Bill 3 Billion

3 Billions More In Taxes. Asked   Individual Income, Excise Levies Would Be Affected

Snyder Asks. For Boost to Big Tax Bill   Secretary Seeks to Have $3 Billions’ Added In Face of Senate Oblections

iNeed oO Dulion Viore  Administration Asks Addition To Tax Measure

Snyder Asks Senate for Levy Hikes   Treasury Head Wants Higher Inceme Tax

TE—  Hike 1 Taxes $10 Billion —Snyder   TOO MUCH, SAY TAFT, BYRD

ANOTHER BOOST IN TAXES ASKED   Truman Wanting House To Tag Additional Three Billion Dollars To Present Rudect.

Snyder Asks $3 BillionMore  In Tax Raises   Tells Senate Committee Sum Voted By House Would Put U. S. In Red

Jump In House-Approved Measure Asked In Senate   $7,000,000,000 INCREASE ALREADY OKAYED BY REPRESENTATIVES CALLED TOO LITTLE

TRUMAN ASKS ‘SS BILLION MORE ~ INCOME TAXES   Treasury Secretary Says $7.2 Billion Not Enough; U. S. Borrowing.

Additional 3 Billion Dollar Tax Hike Asked   Snyder Says $7.2 Billion In. crease Voted by House Isn’t Enough

$3,000,000,000 Increase In Federal Taxation Asked By Seeretary of Treasury

Three Billion Addition Asked To Tax Hike Bill   Approved Boost Adds  Inflation Pressure, Snvder States

Snyder Request For Tax Hikes Draws Protests   Byrd, Taft Attack Secretary's Plea For STO Billion:

President Wants Full $10 Billions  Calls Tax Increase Setup Insufficient

Another Tax Increase On Incomes and Sales  Asked by President   First at Hearina

Senate Told Three Billion More Needed   Would Bring Total Up To Ten Billion Which Was Original Request

White House Asks Senate To Up Taxes  House Bill Low   House Bill Low By $3 Billion, Snyder Says

Ask Senate for $3 Billion More In Tax Increase   Byrd and Taft Say House Bill More Than Enouok

Snyder Insists House-Approved Hike Insufficient  Treasury Head Says   Treasury Head Says Individual Levies Could Go Up Gne Pct.

Snyder Asks For: Heavier Tax Burdens   Wants Congress to Add Three Billions To New Income From Boosted Levies

Snyder Asks $3 Billion  More in Taxes   Byrd and Taft Object —Ohioan Calls Truman Planning ‘Piecemeal’  ;

‘Boost Taxes More, Says Sec. Snyder   $7.2 Billion Hike Hit by Treasury Chief as Tos Low

Larger Tax Hike  Asked by Truman  President Wants Three Billion More Added t House Approved Bill

Need 93 Sillion Nore  Administration Asks Addition To Tax Measure

Sen, Byrd Objects, Urges Reduction...  Snvder Wants More Tax Money

THREE BILLION MORE NEEDED, SAYS SNYDER   New Income, Excise Taxes Asked By Government  TREASURY HEAD   Demands Tougher Capital Gains Levy; Tightening Of All ‘‘Loopholes”

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GALVESTON IS THORN, POLICE HEAD CHARGES   Garrison‘ Offers Two Remedies For Antics Of Island

Burglar Gang Trapped With $50 400 Loot   Raid Apartment of Qwner of Chicago Cardinals Football Team But Police Interfere.

Liesurely Loot Is Lost  x * &* * *k &*  Buraglars “Take Over’ Apartment: Trapped By Police

Customers Storm New York Stores As Price.Slashes Hit 40 P. C. Mark

Metropolis Stores Slash Brand-Name Goods Prices  Some 40 Percent;   Some 40 Percent; ‘War’ Follows Court Ruling on  Fair Trade Laws

Price Battle Sends New York on Spree   From Coffee Makers to Books, City Discovers Bargains Galore

40 PER CENT MARK-DOWNS  Happy Customers Jam Aisles As Stores’ Price War Rages

Prices Tumble 4() Percent on Numerous Items   Gleeful Shoppers -- Mostly Women -Surge Wildly Through Stores: Tags Are Marked Down Again and Again.

SEAWAY PLAN WINS BACKING   St. Lawrence Project Is Called ‘Vital’ As A  Defense Measure

People He Conquered Pay Tribute To General   19-Gun Salute Speeds Him On Way To America After A Hero’s Farewell At Tokyo; Crowd Is Silent

Greatest Tribute Given Mac   The People He Conquered Sorry To See Gen. Leave

Janan Ride “Mac” Farewell in Greatest Tribute Ever Paid a Foreigner

Allied Air Power Gives Foe Little Rest Behind Lines; Action On Ground Is Minor

Hint Chinese Reds Pulling Back in Korea   May Be Waiting fo UN Developments Before Attacking

Red Forces Withdrawn ‘Northward   May Be Awaiting U.N. Developments; Allied Airmen In Heavy Strikes

[Reds Vanish Before Allied Patrols; May Be Awaiting Action Within UN

Allied Patrols Find Only Few North Koreans   Lack of Chinese May Mean Wait On U.N. Action

FEAR KOREAN LULL IS CALM BEFORE STORM   U. S. Military Believes Chinese Are Building for Offensive.

NO BIG ENEMY FORCE SOUTH OF HAN RIVER   Speculate Chinese May Have Withdrawn While Leaving North Koreans to Patrol No-Man’‘s Land.   ALLIES 33 MILES , FROM PARALLEL 38   Warships Shell Inchon; Air Force Wrecks Town of Chunchon and Blasts Railroad Yards.

Speculation In Tokyo Enemy May Be Awaiting Political Developments In The U. N.

Allied Patrols Find No Chinese Red Resistance   Central, Western Sectors Thought Quietly Abandoned

Chinese Reds  Hard to Find On Korean Front   U. S. Intelligence Officers Believe Troops Withdrawn

Yo. Contaets Nine Made (With Enemy Below Seoul      Allied Air Power Continues Blast  Bebind Red Lines

Officers Believe. Chinese Awaifing UN Development   No Red Contacts.” Except For Patrol Clash Near Yoju

Communist Army Pulls Out Of City   Red Troops Believed Quietly Slipping Out Of Central, Western Areas

Reds Missing as UN Army Patrols  Korea War Front   Speculation Grows That Reds Have Quietly Withdrawn From Area: Air Attacks Continue

No Reds Found In Town 10 Miles North Of Woniu   Red-Hunting Allied Armored Patrol Re-Enters Hoengsong On Central Front

—HAVE REDS WITHDRAWN?— Enemy Is Not Resisting Allied Probing Attacks

But Air Force Continues Heavy Pounding of Foe   Korean Reds Believed Holding Off Allies Pending Action by UN

RED KOREANS OFFER ONLY OPPOSITION   Clear Weather Aids Air Force Sweeps On Many Targets

NO ENEMY. CONTACTS ARE MADE   One Minor Patrol.“ Clash Is Reported Near Yoju; Officer Says Own ‘Cease Fire” Of Commies May. Be In Effect to Save Men Until UN Action Recomes Pasiive

China Reds Are Hard To Find ©   Allied Patrols Fail  ‘To Make Contact With Enemy and Some Thinl Thav Have Withdrawn

Allied Patrols Fail To Reveal Trace Of Enemy   Speculation Mounts Reds Have Quit To Await Political Developments; Air Blows Continue

Armored Patrol Finds No Reds in Re-entered City  Enemy Believed Out Of Two Front Areas

Red Chinese Thought To Be Withdrawing Behind Han   Few Enemy Found in Patrol Actions

Allied Armored Patrols Unable to Make Contact With Central Front Red:

Allies Re-Enter Hoengsong; Find Communists Gone   Much Speculation As ToThe Cause Of Present Lull

Chinese Pull Back Possible   Red Koreans Patrol NoMon’s Land U. N. Patrols Busy Poking Into All Week

Allied Patrols Hunt For Enemy Behind Communist Lines; Planes Hammer Supply Lines To North

Patrols Seek — Reds; Quarry Has Pulled Out  ss, iw   Lack Of Contact Witl Korea Enemy Spurs Much Speculation

Big Naval Guns Pound Harbor Area   Allied Patrols Find Hunting Poor In Other Sectors

Red-Hunting Allies Meet Light Resistance; Chinese Are Believed Withdrawing North  UN Air Power Gives Communists No Rest Far Behind Front Lines

ALLIED UNITS MEET LITTLE OPPOSITION   Speculate Reds Await U.N. Political Develooments   Plaster Military Targets In North Korea: Yak Fighters In Action

ALLIED TROOPS HUNT FOR FOE; RE-ENTER CIT}   Ground Front Quiet Ex. cept For Minor Patrol Clash Near Yoiu

Puzzling Lull Falls on Korea Fighting Front   Allied Armored Units Probe No-Man’s-Land Without Opposition— Red Pull-out Rumored

Absence Of Enemy On Central Front Stirs Speculation On Plans   POSSIBILITY OF LARGE-SCALE WITHDRAWAL TO NORTH DEBATED BY U. S. INTELLIGENCE

Reds Have Withdrawn In Korea   Enemy Forces Are Now Mostly North Of Han River Line; Contacts Broken

Allies Turn Navy Guns On Inchon   Talk of Pull-Back by Enemy Mounts on Central Front.

Allied Patrols Fail To Make Enemy Contact  U. S. Planes Plaste Towns Behind Line

Chinese Believed To Have Pulled Out of Two Fronts in Korea Pending UN Action

Planes Blast Key Targets; City Leveled   Hoengsong Re-Entered By Patrol, Reds Gones Minor Clash Reported

Chinese Withdraw To North   Presence of Only Few Red Koreans Leads To Belief of Evacuation  AOENGSONG EMPTY  UN Armored Patrol Finds  Reds Had Fled City 10 Miles North of Wonju

Red Quarry Disappears   Inaction Awaits New Political Development

Chinese May Be Awaiting U.N. Action   Allied Air Power Plasters Military ~ Targets in North ~ Korea; City Hard Hit

Allied Patrols Still Hunting For Red Force   Little Enemy Contact Reported After UN Sorties

Allied Probes Fail to Contact Reds in Korea   United: Nations: Pilots Give Communists: No Rest; Town Destroyed

Navy Task Foree Bombs Inchon Port   Gen. MacArthur Expresses Confidence on Eve of Birthday. Savs ‘Can Be No Tuornine Back?

A Large Seale With. drawal  Is Possible   Speculation That Reds Are Waiting For UN  Developments ToCome

Suspect Chinese Reds Have Withdrawn North   Patrols Find Them Scarce on Central Front: Planes Continue Attacks

Allied Patrols Fail to Locate Enemy in Raid: Think Reds Pull   Think Reds Pull Out to Await New Political Moves

Allies Fail To Contact Any Enemy   & tion Is Aroused That Chinese Await Outcome of Political  - Maneuvers in U.N.  pO ES ee   Planes Are Busy   Reds Get Little Respite From Activity of Air Patrols

Believe Chinese Have Withdrawn  From Han Sector   No Strong Red Opposition Encountered By Alfies -Probing Enemy Sector

Speculate Chinese Have Withdrawn To North — Armored Probe Columns Skirmish With North Koreans Below Seoul — Yak Planes Attack B-26<. Cauce No Damace

Meet No Resistance as T hey Push Ahead on Cent ral Front  UN Patrols Report Chinese Withdrawal

Red Hunting Units Find Enemy Gone   Allied Air Power Continues To Hit Norihern Cities

Allied Warships Bombard Inchon   U.S. Cruiser, Two Destroy: ers Blasting at Harbor ; Facilities   Speculation That Chinese May Be Awaiting U. N. Develooments

UN Forces  Meet Little  Opposition Red China Troops Believed Withdraw:  In Weatern Korea —

ENEMY APPEARS TO BE ENGAGED IN WITHDRAWAL   Military Leaders Think Reds May Be Pulling Out — Allied Planes Bomb N. Ko rean Targets.

Chinese May Have Crossed Han River; May Be Awaiting Political Developments in U. N.   ALLIES RETAKE TOWN OF HOENGSONG

Patrols Find Central Korea Front Empty   U.N. Developments May Be Awaited, Planes Hit Chunchon

Believe Reds Waiting Move On U.N. Front   Pentagon Officials View Lull As The Calm Before Storm

ithdrawal See Chinese Awaiting  Political Development: In UN Conferences

Korean (Quiet Hints General  Red Pull-Back   Chinese Believed To Be Awaiting U.N. Political Moves

Have Chinese Pulled Back From Front?   UN Forces, Probing Deep Into Red Territory, Found Only North Koreans; American Planes Keep Up Air Strikes

Believe Only North Koreans Patrol Area South of Han   Think Chinese Reds Await Political Developments in U. N.

Allies Believe Chinese Have  Fled 2 Areas   Hoengsong Reentered Minor Clash Near Yoju Only Action

Official Attributes Plymouth Landing To Beer Shortage Aboard Mayflower .

UN Troops Open New Offensive  Smash Forward Two  Miles Led by Tanks

UN Division Attacks Reds  2-Mile Advance Made  A. 0 AAT. Baitlalinn

Great Britain Backs Down  On Iran’s Oil   Agrees To Th eory  Of Nationalization   Morrison Insists, However, On Negotiating Directly With Tehran

Iran Oil Compromise Offered by Britain   Agree .to Some Form of Oif Nationalization But Pol, Mint Anv Unilateral Action.

BRITAIN EASES STAND AGAINST SEIZING OF OI   Conservatives Back Labor Government In Dispute

Nationalization rile Acceptable in Some Form’   Unilateral Action Is Stil] Ruled Gut

British Give Up Point in Oil Dispute   Form of Nationalization Accepted; Unilateral Step Ruled Out.

British Have Compromise in Oil Ficht   Would Take Some Forn of Nationalization tn Iranian Industry

MILLIONS IN U. 5. DOLLARS OBTAINED BY CHINESE REDS   Black Market Scheme That Put Funds in Communist Hands for Possible Purchase of Arms Revealed.   MONEY ORDERS UPPED AND COUNTERFEITED   Checks and Military Payments Certificates Involved —Ring Smashed After Eight Months.

Money Order Juggling by  Reds Cracked   U. S. Not Loser But ‘Commies’ Add To Bank Accounts

Kansas Faces Cold Threat   Forecaster Warns State Drop In Temperature Comina

SNOW OVER THE STATE   Preciptation in Extreme East Expected to Turn to Sleet

LITTLE EFFECT ON CONSUMERS. Wholesale Natural  Gas Rate Increased

GAS RATES T0 BE INCREASED   Hike In Wholesale Rates Not To Affect Local  Retail Consumers

Most Stafe Areas Short of Moisture  No Immediate General Rains in Sight for State

One Student Gets Lessons While at Bar Miami Language  School Cited for Education Fake

Grafters List Fake Students, G-Men Charge   $350,000 Involved in Latest Frauds ‘Aaainst Government

FAKED RECORDS ON ATTENDANCE OF ‘STUDENTS   ). EDGAR HOOVER SAYS U. S. GYPPED OUT OF $350,000

FBI Arrests 22 (n Fraud Charges   Cases In Connection Witt GI Educational Program

Records Faked On Attendance And Enrollment   Million Dollars Involved; Veteran In) “iam: Bar Recrusted 4s “Student’®

22 Arrested By FBI For  Gl Frauds  Aides Of Dayton  School Included

FBI Arrests 22 In Cheek On Teaching   Schooi Officials Accused Of Fraud In Claimine Fees

2? Are Arrested By FBI On Charge (Of Gl Bill Fraud   Employes, Officials And Owners Of Five Schools Are Seized

FBI Arrests 22 for Fraud   $350,000 In Faked Records Charged In G. 1. Education

Asian-Arab Bloc Aarees fo Revise Peace Formula   Reported Accepting Most of the Canadian Compromise. Program

Asian-Arab Bloc  Said Agreed  On Canadian  Peace Formula U.S. Believed

Israel Formula For Peace fakes Canada’s Points   U. S. Stands Pat On Aggressor Tag For Chinese Reds

TROOPS-TO-EUROPE ISSUE STIRS HOUSE   Republican Policy ‘Commit. tee Would Tie It to Draft Bill ©   FOR SAY BY CONGRESS

Troops Issue In House Tied Up With Draft   Senate Still Not Able To Resolve Europe Army Row

G.O.P. Tries To Tie Troop Issue To Draft   Stresses Congress’ Power To Decide If Forces Should Go

Troop Issue Goes To House   Tied To House Bill Extending, Toughening The Drafi Law

‘Troops’ Debate, Still In Senate, Spreads to House   Tied There to Bill to Extend Draft Period

Midwest Gets Warmer Weathe:  But New England Has Subzero Temperatures

eRENOENS, to cc, _cememmemmemmeeteteel WARMER WINDS BLOW UP FROM TEXAS

May Ask Truman To Settle Dispute Between Labor, Mobilization Chiefs

$1,500 TO PERRY HIGH   Arn Announces Additional Funds for Flood Stricken Areas

Hole Blasted In 8th Army’s Right Flank      Civilians Jam Han River Bridges in Flight From Periled City

South Korean Officials May Flee Capital   3-Pronged Drive Sets 8th Army Back On Its Heels

Foe Drives to Trap Allies   1000-Sortie Aerial Attack Chews Up, but Fails to Stop Onrushing Chinese

Commies Drive Within Fourteen Miles of Seoul.  So. Korean Officials   So. Korean Officials Meet to Discuss Abandoning the City

(fficials Pack Documents in Korea Capital   1000-plane Allied Attack Slows Push by Enemy Horaes

NAME TWO 10 COUNTY BOARDS   Supervisors O. K. Berrien  Center Site For New Juvenile Home

Three Oaks Banker Given  Hospital Posi   Dale Weller  Named Trustee

Jack Holt, Star Of Screen, Dies   Famous. Outdoor Star For 20 Years

ACTOR JACK HOLT DIES LAST NIGHT   Veteran Cinema Cowboy Heart Attack Victim

Cinema Cowboy Jack Holt Dies  Heart Attack Fatal To Veteran Actor

Jack Holt Dies; Movie Veteran  Starred In Westerns For Over 20 Years

Veteran Actor Jack Holl Dies   Played Film Leads From Grey's Novels

Screen Pioneer Taken By Death  Jock Holt Won Fame In Silent Westerns

Holt, Cowboy of Early Days, Dies   Coronary Thrombosis ls Fatal to Veteran

Thousands Executed In Red P urge      16 Missionaries From U.S. Under  Aryredi In China

[Thousands Executed In Red China in Two Months While Thousands More aderwo ‘Mental And Physical Rigors

Thousands Killed In China Purge  16 U.S. Missionaries Arrested in Two Week:

Daily Mail Index   Thousands Reported Killed In Sudden Red China Purge

‘THOUSANDS: IN CHINA EXECUTED   Many Others Are Under. going Mental And Physical Rigors

FORREST P. SHERMAN BURIED AT ARLINGTON   ‘President and Other Notables Altend Last Rites for Naval Operations Chief.

Nothing More Boring Than Dieting Except to Listen to Someone Who Is on a Diet

Douglas Says Britain Major U.S. “Bulwark”   Ex-Envoy Addresses AP Luncheon Guests

Douglas Uraes Brifish Accord  turmer Ambassado: Explains Attitude

Douglas Calls Britain ‘Last Reliable Bastion, Urges Continued Alliance

Joint Committees Ponder Curbs Act; Truman Defeat Seen   Final Version of Controls Bill Expected To Contain Ban on Price Rollbacks

Work On Final  Controls Plan   Bricker Predicts O. K. Compromise

Crippled Plane Plunges; 11 Leap  Seven Hurt In Jumps Near Albuauerque

TEMPERATURE   Action Follows Article   Hospital Use For Detention Ordered Ended

NEW JUVENILE POLICY PLACED INTO EFFECT   Serious Cases To Be Taken To Kent Home, Others To Parents

GETTYSBURG MAN KILLED IN FALL   Harry Roddy, 71, Dead And  _ Three Others In Hospital After Scaffold Collapses At Shippensburg

COOK VICTIM STILL PICKS UP HITCHHIKERS   Lee Archer, Texan Kidnaped by Desperado, Gives Man a Lift in Oklahoma.

Pioneer Band of Belgian Immigrants Carving Out New Home in Ozark Hills

Immigrant's Dream Comes True New Settlement Founded in U.S. By Belgian Family in Ozarks

BAT STEALS SHOW FROM:OPERA STAR   “Minor Key” Delights Baltimore Audience

Harry Vaughan...  AN : °  ~., Sometimes Easier to rm: ° / Die for Your Country ..’

Gen. Yaughan in a Bitfer Afiack On His Critics   Says Work of “Charter Assassins” Is Primarily for Political Purposes.

Easier To Die Than Live  Under Character Assassin   Vaughan, Truman's Aide, Says He Speaks From ‘No Mean Amount Of Experience’

Contract Is Let For Atom -Driven U. $. Submarines   Westinghouse Given High Priority Project

News of the Creston Area  Servicemen   Pfc. Gene Freemyer Attends University

Vandenberg Says Air Forces Could Hit Back Quickly   Unheralded Assault on US Mainland Could Be Handled, Chief  Nhaclarac ‘

Air r orce Ready F or Sudden Attack  ae  Chief Of Staff Declares U. S. Could Series Back Ouicklv

Can Strike Back Fast,  Airman Says   Vandenberg Admits U.S. Probably Could Not Escape Surprise

Able To Strike Back Quickly Ir Sudden Attack   No Instant Launching Of Long-Range Assault, Vandenberg Savs

Air Force Can Strike Quickly If U.S. Is Hit   Vandenberg Sees Best Defense As Our Best Offense

Gen. Says AF  Can Retaliate Claims Air Attack   Claims Air Attack On U.S. Would Be Ouickly Returned

Air Force Chief Says Strategic Units Ready to Retaliate F or Sneak Attacks

U.S.:Could Retaliate Swiftly Against Sneak Air ‘Blow: Vandenberg      Any Red Assault Likely to Be ‘Surprise’ Attack, Says Air Chief

Texans To Get "Spring" Weather Stronger Winds To Sweep State Today

Old Maxim Rings True Blow for Blow With  Enemy is Vandenberg Mode of Air Assault

Democratic Whip Predicls 6, 0. P. Will Fail fo Oust  Naan Achecon

Retail Food  Prices Reach  All-Time Higl Increase 1.2 P. C. Dec. 15 To Jan. 2

Emporia Skies Todey   Scientist Says A-Bombs Already In Obsolete Class   Dr. Edward Teller, a Los Alamos Physicist, Makes Remark in Chat On Eniwetok Tects

RAISES H-BOMB SPECULATION  Top Scientist Reportedly: Says A-Bomb Obsolete

Hints Atom Bomb Now  Obsolete  AEC Scientist   AEC Scientist Makes Reference to H-Bomb Work

Says Aton Bomb Is Obsolete   Quoted After Eniwetok Tests Top AE€ Scientist Doesn’t Elaborate; Game See H-Ramh Hint

Pres. Truman Says He Considered Firing Gen. MacArthur for Many Months: Refers Back to March 24

Truman Had Considered Firing Gen. MacArthur  Off and On For a Year

Europe Reports Rumors of Peace   Stalin Said Ready to Ask Bia 4 Meet

Europe Rumors He Will Travel To Berlin Talk   Free German Vote Claimed Part ot ‘Price’

PRECIFITATION Month 310 «SOs Avg. Ree. fr August 1.73 282 280 723 4

PRECIPITATIO! Month "$1 «SO Avg. Ree. f1 July 398 169 3.06 834 7

MORE LIU!      Were Bought Refore Penalty Date Than in Same 1 Dering

HEAR DR. DONALD KATZ   K.U. Speaker an Authority on Natural Gas Engineering

K.U. Speaker an Authority on Natural Gas Engineering .   FROM 16STATE AREA

Ship Accord Appears Near On West Coast   Prolonged Walkout Looms, However, In East And Gulf Area

Scores Of Ships Idle In Ports Due To Strike   Shippers And Seamen Brace For Prolonged Tieun.

Shippers Hopefu Of Strike Truce On West Coast   Atlantic Ports Brace For Long Maritime Tieup

Lengthy Strike Seen By Workers And Shippers   Maritime Union To Hold Out For its Own Terms

Many Vessels Idle in Ports Over Nation   National Maritime Tieup Puts Clamp On US Endustry

Atlantic, Gulf Coast Shipping Continues !dle  Both Sides Refuse To Budge; West Coast May Reach Settlemen

Long Atlantic, Gulf Shipping Tieup Looms   Hope for Settlement Of West Coast Radic Operators’ Strike

Ship Tieup Might Drag On For Days In Deadlock   Settlement Hoped ‘In Western Ports  As East Talks Lae

SHIPPING STRIKE LINES ARE TIGHT   Both Sides Holding While Idle Vessels Stay In Atlantic And Gulf’ Coast Harbors.

Scores of Ships'Idle on 3 Coasts; Hope for Settlement Seen in West

Seamen Brace  For Long Tieup   : * * . °  Optimistic in West for Settlement, But East Reports a Deadlock

SUB-ZERO WAVE EASES IN AREA   Other Parts Of Nation Still Shiver In Icy Grip

Wind and Hail Cause Damage In Many lowa Areas  Crops Battered  la Pt itt, in

Pfc. Hightower Dies in Service   Information Awaited on Death, Funeral  . +. +. '=tt?Y?,'.”..

Pfc. Hightower Dies in Service   Information Awaited or Desth, Funeral  Shas Zaye ye

Military Cargo Loading Begins  Some Dock Hands _ Pass Picket Line

Some Dock Hands Resume Handling Military Supplies   No Violence Takes Place but Those Going to Work Are Booed

Rebels Boo Returning Stevedores  Labor Mediator _ Arrives At Scene

Dockers Load Some Ships For Military   Brave Boos of Wildeat Strikers; U.S. Sends In Top Mediator

Dock Hands Load Military Cargoes   Federal Negotiator At New York Harbor

DOCK HANDS CROSS REBEL PICKET LINES   Back-to-Work Move At Two Army: Piers In New Yark. Clty

U.S. Mediator Seeks Peace  In Dock Strike   Rehel Stevedores Order Picketing At All New York Piers

Rebel Strikers Mass On Docks In Picket Line   Some Dock Workers Return; Load Car goes For Military

Some Idled Dockers Defy Mass Pickets  Resume Handling  Military Cargo

Some Dock Hands Resume Handling Military Gargoes   Gevernment Sends Top Conciliator TeSeek Solution

Some War Ships Now Load in NY   May Be Intra-Union Strife for Authority, Ryan vs. Sampson

Some Dockers Handle Vital  Army Cargoes   Port Still Naumbed by Wildeat Strike—3S00 Brave Rebel Catealls —No Violence Occurs

some Dock Hands Back on the Job  300 Longshoremen Defy Strikers to Load Military Cargo  N. Y. AREA CRIPPLED  Gov't Mediator Sent Out to Try to Help; 100 Ships Stranded

Mystery Pal Got Mulcted Funds, Claim   Mason Testifies A Pal ‘Eungart' Got Most O! Thousands He Fleecec From Victims

MASON TELLS QUIZ PAL NOW IN AUSTRALI   Confidence Game Operator Names an “Eungart” as Real Head.

Speculation Regarding Gen. Eisenhower Results in Unusual Political Situation

Getting Tired of Doling Out Money Under Guise Of ‘Defense Spending’

Committee Cuts $365 Million From Budget   Heavy Slash Is 44% Of Request

AMOUNT IS CUT BY 44 PER CENT IN FIRST MOVE   $365,300,000 Is Deleted From Measure

HOUSE PARES FUND REQUEST      44 Per Cent Slash Riggest in Years

Appropriations Committee of House Swings Ax   Administration’s Request Whittled Down 44 Percent

Crowded Tavert Scene of Duel  Wounded Man Kills Foe With Shotgun

FIREMEN BATTLE TO SAVE LOGGING TOWN IN WEST      F orest Blaze Kaces [nto  Forks, Wash.—85 Per Cent of 1,200 Residents Evacuated.   15 HOUSES DESTROYED; POWER KNOCKED OU1   Expectant Mothers Flown Out By Coast Guard Planes — Hospital, School in Path  . of Flames.

Wind Shift Saves Evacuated Town From Forest Fire   ‘Man-Caused’ Blaze Sweeps Washington Area But Hopes Held for Saving Most of Menaced Buildinas: 1,120 Residents Are Removed

Akers Report Says Group Operates ‘Contrary fo Law’   Sharp Criticism Of Commission In Report of Audit

Auditor Finds Many Points on Which to Base Sharp Criticism ....  Akers Report Accuses Liquor Commission

Empire State Building Sold  Detroit Syndicate Buys Huae Structure

State Official Charges Crime Sometimes Uses  Civic, Church Groups

GANGS USING GIVIC GROUPS TO GET START   Prosecutors Over State Are Given Latest Testimony

Prices of Meat Dropped Slightly   Stores Seek to Lure Shoppers Back To  Butcher Counters

Former Convict Released —  Two Held After Chase Face Burglary Charge.

FRESH TROOPS. REPORTED IN. ‘BATTLE AREA   Heavy Snow Blankets Battlefront Where UN Forces Move

‘CHINESE. RED THIRD FIELD’ ARMY MOVING INTO POSITION FOR POSSIBLE COUNTER DRIVE:

General MacArthur Makes Announcement Of First Indication Chinese 3d Army Had Been Shifted To Support Fourth Field Army

New Divisions Are Reported In Battle Area  Marines Push Ahead To Hongchon Sector Ta Snanrhaned Attack

6-Inch Blanket Of Snow Slows Up Allied Units   Chinese Third Field Army Reported to Be Around 38th Parallel

Parts of 4 Corps Of 3rd Field Army Are Building Up, MacArthur Says.

Gen. MacArthur Looks for New Chinese Drive   Big Force Movinc In Central Area, He Announces

MacArthur Tells Of Fresh Troops In Battle Area   Enemy Building Up Along Supply Line To Gentral Front

Sen. Nixon Hits ‘Smear’ Campaign   Humphrey Warns Against Efforts To Discredit Hero

Denies Chiefs Recommended  F iring Mae   David Lawrence’s Statement Adds  Wiral ta Caw foneawes

ADD NEW FUEL TO DISPUTE OVER OUSTER   Claim Joint Chiefs Didn't Recommend M’Arthur Dismissal

Director Pleads  ror Vile Film Rossellini Writes To Cardinal Spellman

Snap Up Papers Announcing Blast Russians Proud of News  Of A-Bomb Explosion

RUSSIANS PROUD THEY HAVE A-BOME   West Sees More Than One Type Of Weapon

RUSSIANS TOLD FOR FIRST TIME ABOUT A-BOMB   React With Pride, Form Long Lines to Buy Newspopers.

Russians Show Pride in Atom   They Talk About ‘News’ in Loud Voice on Streets

Meatpacking Union Prepares For Strike   Charges Industry With Provoking Strife In Mobilization Program

Court Hearing In Bus Strike. Set In Detroit    Two Suits Filed In Effort To End Tieup ‘Now In Sixth Week

GENERAL ‘IKE’ BACK INU.S. A.   Will Fly From Ottawa Ti West Point Today; To Report Wednesday

Fear 16 Killed As Lake Boats  Ram and Burn   Tragedy Occurs With Visibility Good at Buffalo

VICTIMS WERE TRAPPED BY GAS-FED FIRE   Tons of Gasoline Ignited When Vegsalea Cellided

Accident  Happens On Lake Erie   2,500 Tons Fuel Go Up In Flames

‘MacART UR CITES POLICY DANGERS  Stronger Curbs Over Military Urged

Mae To Speak At Cleveland   ‘A Lone Survivor Fights For Her Life

Not Surprised At Meat Rise   Price Officials Think  Thera Should be Few Fur  thee tnerensa: je bho

EAR TWO DEAD  ARE RELATIVES.   Expectant Mother An Young Boy Are Slain On Beach

Permanent Crime Group ls Proposed   Senator Wiley Suggests  Permanent Senate Crime Investigating Committee Be Selected by Congress

Wiley Presses For Continued Crime Probing   Czime Crusade Only Begun, Senator Says

WOULD CONTINUE SENATE-PROBINGS   ; a  SENATOR WILEY PROPOSES   THAT CRIME COMMITTEE BE PERPETUATED.

Permanent Crime Study Committee  Now Sought   Senator Wiley Makes Proposal As Expiration Date Draws Near

Cold Front Is Moving Into Texas   Mexia Might Get Low Of Around 35 Sometime Toniqht

President Asks Single RFC Boss Instead of Board   Congressional Criticism A Factor in Changed Attitude of Mr. Truman.

Truman Asks for Single RFC Boss   Bows to Criticism Of Loan Agency By Congressmen

Truman Whipped In Fight Over RFC Appointees  Urges Single Boss To Replace Five-Man Board

Truman Proposes To: Revamp RFC  Beli lees: WW pee:   . Five-man Board "Would Be Replaced By Single Boss

Truman Bows To Congress On RFC Issue   Recommends That Single Top Boss Head Organization

Truman for RFC Under One Man   President Capitulates to Congress Critics of 5-Man Board

President Backs Water In RFC Row   Asks Congress to Have Single Boss Replace Present Board.

President Does F ast About Face  2.) oe foe of   Changes Mind On RFC Setup; Wants One Man

Truman Urges Single Boss to Head RFC   New Plan Would Eliminate 5-Man Board of Directors

‘SAFEGUARDS ON LOANS Truman Bows To Criticism With Single-Chief RFC Plan

RFC Critics Win Hot Fight   Truman Bows, Ready To Name Single Boss

Truman Yields To Congress In RFC Fight   President Proposes Single Boss To Head Lending Agency

President Bows . To Congressional Criticism of RFC  Proposes One Man to  Liand Cinnnran Ananeu

Truman Bows lo Legislators In REC Fight  Urges Single Boss   Urges Single Boss To Replace Board

Truman Asks RECRevamp, Single Chief   Yields to Congressional Crities of Agency;  Would Oust Board

Truman Yields On RFC, Urges One-Boss Plan   Reorganization Idea Is Sent to Congress Amid Sharp Dispute

RFC Shift Is Proposed   Truman, Yielding To Critics, Would Replace Board With Single Head

Backs Water In RFC Row   Reorg: anizalion Plan for Agency Seni to Coneres

Truman Has New Idea Or RFC Row   President Would Have One Man Boss Instead Of Board

Truman: Gives In On- RFC Asks: for Sing!e  a On wae ee Ewe   - Asks for Single Administrator Of Loan Aaqency

TRUMAN YIELDS “TO CONGRESS IN DISPUTE ON RFC   Proposes Replacing Presen: Five-Man Board With One Top Boss.

Russians Seal Off Vital Canal Leading To Western Germany  Catastrophic Coal Shortage May Result, West Officials Fear

City Threatened By Coal Shortage Russians Seal Canal Link To West Berlin

Rap Carroll With Income Tax Charge   Betting Chief “ Egces-Fine Jail’ ”

Probes Start To Pay Off   Betting Czar Cited For Tax Evasion After Senate Investigation

MOVE ON GAMBLING   Arrests, Indictments Follow in Wake of Senate  Inquiries

Carroll Charged With Failing to List Bet Winners   Scared Witness In Texas Probe Has Heart Attack

Holy See ‘Clears Up’ Rotary Action   . Applies. to: Meetings Which Discuss Economic, Professional: Affairs

Navy Says ‘Flying Saucers’ Exist, sBut They're Cosmic Study Balloons

Saucers Real Says Expert In Report   Navy Balloons Caused Reports

FLYING SAUCERS?   Yes, They Existed; Scientist Says They Were Navy Experiment Balloons

Reveals “Flying Saucers” Were Big Plastic Balloons Navy Tells Of High Altitude Tests.

Klying Saucers Confirmed as Huge Balloons Released by Navy as Part of Atomic Studies

Saucers Are Really Here   But Official Anmneunce ment Unexciting-—Are High-Altitude Balocas Balloon:

Flying Saucers Were Balloons  Navy Official Tells Of Cosmic Studies

New Angle on ‘Saucers’  Scientist Says They Are Plastic Balloon:

Saucers Real!  Secret’s Out -- Flying Object: Were A-Test Balloons

NOW YOU KNOW “Navy Admits Flying Saucer: Really Only Plastic Balloons

REPORT FLYING SAUCERS ARE BIG BALLOONS   Used by Navy for Cosmic Ray Studies; 100 Feet in Diameter.

REPORT FLYING SAUCERS ARE. BIG BALLOONS   Used by Navy for Cosmic Ray Studies; 100 Feet in  Riiawmanatbar.

Navy Says ‘Flying Saucers’ Were Really Big Balloons Used in Atomic Studies

They're Real! “Flying Saucer’ Balloons Used ‘By Navy in Cosmic Ray Studies

Flying Saucers Really Existed —As Balloons   Navy Official Says Objects Were Used In Atomic Studies

Huge Balloons Swept by Wind Are ‘Saucers’   Sun’s Rays Cause Spheres to Look Like Flat Plates

Cosmic Ray Researcher Bares Flying Saucer Secrat---Thev've Just Balloons

“Flying Saucers” Existed, Naval Research Man Says, But They Were Cosmic Ray Test Balloons

} Navy Oftic Official Reveals Secret  Flying Saucers Really Existed, They Were Big Plastic Balloons

Used In High-Altitude Cosmic Ray Study Naval Official Says Flying Saucers Jus? Bia Balloons

Spotty Rains Slated On 4th   Umbrella Should Go With Picnic Basket

LIES AGAIN  FORCED BACK TO HAN RIVER   “War of Maneuver’ To Be Pressed By UN

BRITISH JET SEIS RECORD FOR ATLANTIC   Bomber Completes 2,062 Miles in  A Ud 1G hd ck.

Bomber Makes Trip in Four Hours, 19 Min.   Knocks 18 Minutes Off Old Mark; Hits 480.2 MPH Average

Atlantic Hop Record Is Set   British Bomber Makes Trip In 4 Hours, 19 Minutes

British Jet Sets Atlantic Hop Record   Bomber Loses'tts Sun Race, Takes 4 Hours, 19 Minutes

Bomber Spans Atlantic in Record Time   RAF Jet Makes Hop ir 4 Hours, 19 Minutes

Record in Jet  Hop is Made   Plane Makes [t From Ireland in 4 Hours, 15 Minutes

CATERPILLAR rLAgui HITS N. MICHIGAN   Worms Strip Forests of Leaves Devour Blossoms on Peninsula,

Caterpillars Invade Upper Michigan Destroying Forests and Blossoms

Third Nuclear Blast Jolts Las Vegas Area  Strongest One Yet, Say Irritated Citizens Who Are Waked At 6 A. M.

AEC Lets i Loose ‘Sunday Punch’ In Desert Dawn Atomic Blast Jolts Las Vegas

Atomic Scientists Continue to “Tickle the Dragon’s Tail”;  LasVegas Residents Irked By Experiments.

Atomic Test Rocks Nevada: Irks Las Vegas  Many Residents Hear And See Blast Effects

3rd Blast in 4 Days Rocks Nevada Desert   Scientists Continue Secret Experiments . With Atom Weapons

Atomic Blast ~ dolis Nevada   Nearly Everyone In La: Vegas Aroused By  Sunday Punch

New Nuclear Blast Jars Las Vegans   Third Explosion Held Worst of Series; AEC Keeps Silence

THEY'RE A WEE BIT MIFFED “Sleepy Las Vegans Routed Out of Bed by 3d A-Blast

Las Vegas, 40 Miles From Scene, Jolted By Third Atomic Explosion

Las Vegas Rocked By Atomic Blast   Observers Report Third Jolt in Four Days Was Strongest

JAD LAS VEGAS BLAST IS FEL   “Tickling Dragon’s Tail’ Irks Some Residents . Near To Range

RFC Director Rowe ‘Asks Exoneration   Tells Probers He’s Not Implicated

‘Hot-Rod’ Driver Nabbed; Mother Is Also Held For Permitting Him To Drive

Selling Wave Hits Wall Street, Sends Prices Down $1-$4   Rumor That War May End Soon Said One Cause OF BId Seramble To Unload

Housing Bill’s Fate Depends  On Conferees   Committee To Adjus Differences On Easier-Terms Plan

Conferees Get Bill fo Relax Housing Credit   House Reverses Stand At Last Minute On 2 GOP Amendment:

Joint Panet Confers On Housing Bill   Will Decide Fate Of House Plan To Relax Credit Curbs

Plan Easing Credit Rules On Housing Under Study   Senate-House Committee To Work Out $1.7 Billion Defense Housing Program

House Down Payment Plan Faces Test   Fate Of Measure To Relax Bill Up To Conference

West Coast Shipping Resumes After Wage Agreement Signed   CIO Radiomen Return to Posts After Winning Substantial Wage Increases And Improvements In Working Pact

Radiomen Go Back To Work On Pacific Coast Vessels   Ends Shortly Before Midnight After Six Day Tieup

Close Box Seore   Pactlic Shipping Resumes: East’s Terms Stall on Date

SHIP RADIOMEN BACK ON JOBS   Ends Six-Day Strike That Tied Up West Coast Shipping

Radiomen  End Walkout   6-Day Maritime Strik« Ends; Airlines Pilots  Threaten New Halt

British and French Reply  To Soviets   Embassies at Moscow To Deliver Replies To Russia Tomorrow

British, French Answer Soviet Notes Charging Friendship Treaty Violation:

Peiping Radio Says Plan is ‘Impossible   U. S. Agreed to Move to Maintain Free Nations Unity

Reject Latest Cease-Fire,  Says Peiping   Official Reply Not Heard Yet, But Radio Says Answer-Thumbs Down

Communist China Rejects UN's Cease-Fire Offer for  Korea, Makes Counter-Proposat Reds Demand That U. S. Withdraw All Forces From Formosa Area

Latest U.N. Peace Bid Is Rejected   Radio Broadcast Says Proposals Are ‘Impossible’

PEIPING RADIO SAYS UN PLAN TURNED DOWN   UN Has Not Yet Received Enemy Rejection Of Truce Proposal

Red China Rejects New Truce Plan   Offers CounterProposals Asking 7-Nation Parley

Plan Labeled Impossible; Allies Retain Three Outposts   Scouting Forces on Third Day of Mission to Test Enemy Strength

INSTEAD, PROPOSE 7 POWER MEETING ON CHINESE SOIL   PEIPING RADIO BROADCASTS REPLY OF RED GOVERNMENT

-Point Plan Is Impossible, Says Peiping Radio   Chou Is Quoted as Standing on His Original Position

Chinese Reject Last-Ditch Plea For Cease-Fire   Five-Point Offer Is Turned Down As ‘Impossible’

Chinese Refuse Truce   Red Government Hold:  To Original Stand  In Rejecting U.N. Ceace.Fire Pronnsal

Cease-Fire Is Rejected By Chinese   Peiping Radio Reports Terms of U.N. Proposal for Truce “‘Impaccibla’

Red China Snubs UN  Proposals   Latest Of Cease-Fire Proposals Turned Down By Chinese As Impossible

) Point Proposal for Korea Peace ls ‘Impossible   Truce Reply Is Made by Premier En-Lai to UN Secretary-Genera!

Reds Reject Sth Bid For Cease Fire   Peiping Radio Airs Rebuff, Calls U.N. Terms ‘Impossible’

Radio Says Peiping Gov't. Refuses U.N. Cease-Fire Plan   Official Notice Lacking Today

UN Plan  for Peace ‘Impossible  Red China Answer Is Broadcast in Chinese Language

Chinese Radio Calls Proposal “Impossible”   Political Committee Of UN Expected to  Meet Thursday—U, S To Press for Action

Ask 7-Power Parley Held In Homeland   Meomwhile, US. Treops Batter Enemy in Korea

Red Chinese Rejed U.N. Truce Bid   Fiotly Tura Down Latest Cecse-Fire Proposals As ‘Impossible’

Peiping Report Relayed fo U.N.;  Conference Seen  Red Premier Asks Seven-Power Talks In His Country

'U. §. Backed Cease-Fire for Unity —Acheson   No News from Tokyo Indicating Chinese Rejection of Appeal

Set of Counter-Proposals Are Offered Says Peipina Radio   Suggestion Made For Conference Of Seven Nations

‘{-Nation Conference Proposed By Chinese   Withdrawal Of 7th Fleet, All ‘Foreign’ Troops, Seat In U.N. Demanded

Chinese Reds Reject Latest UN Cease-fire Proposal As Allies Cling To Recent Gains

Red Chinese Veto Cease Fire Appeal   ae:  Offers Counter-Proposal Which U. S. Promptly  Reliacrte

Peiping Says UN Proposal Turned Down   Broadcast Says Terms of Truce Are ‘Impossible’

CHINESE COMMUNISTS BROADCAST REJECTION OF UNITED NATIONS CEASE-FIRE PROPOSAL

Communist China Rejects UN CeaseFire Proposal   Submits Plan of Her Own, Calling for Seven-Nation Meeting.

Want US Out  gens  By 7 Nations:   Peiping Radio Lists Demands Of Communists

Peiping Radio Says Commies Reject UN Plea  5.-Paint Cease-Fire '  Prongsals On Korea

Peiping Premier Calls For Seven-Power Far East Parley In China   Renew Demands  For Seat In U.N.   Counter-Proposais Ask Ouster of U. 8. Fleet. Troops from Formosa

Red China Rejects Korean Cease-Fire   Peiping Radio Broadcasts Refusal of U.N. Proposal for Peace, Offers Counter-Plan of Own Terms With Talks on Chinese Territory

Red Paper Talks War   lf Japan Signs Peace Treaty Without Red China, Russia

Scouting Forays Slaughter Reds, Test Opposition   Pressure Is Eased By Chinese after Fanatical Attacks

Veteran Pilot Gives Up Flying After Plane Lands Atop Auto   Wanted to Use Road as Landing Runway

Veteran Pilot Quits Flying After Landing His Disabled Airplane Atop Speeding Car

‘Bucks Trip lowa, 47-21 Princeton Swamps Cornell. Michigan State Wins

The Gridiron Picture ture Cornell Fails As Princeton Comes to Life

Armistice May Be in Sight, Tokyo Reports   “Unofficial” Release Made After Third Talk by Subcommittee

Semi-Official UN Bulletin Expresses Hope Armistice May Actually Be in Sight

Allies Leave City After . Bitter. Fight   High Commend Confident U.N. Army - “Will Stay’

U.S.To Stand Alone   Decision Reached: Not To Seek Co-Sponsors OF Resolution Naming Red China as Agpressor

United States Urgently Seeks Strong Stand Against Peiping   Americans Are Appalled at Fear, Indecision in U.N.

Youthful Tibetan Ruler Asks About’ America On Flight To Hiding Place

HOUSE GROUP AIMS TO SOLVE TAX DEADLOCK  Special Committee to Come Up With tS 66 an} oe eid i wi dee

Most Steel Production Until 1953 Will Be Channeled to Defense Work

Government to Take Over Most of U.S. Steel Production  Order To Be Issued Wednesday Regulating Slanghier af  ivactack

Authorities To Whack Offenders   Nation’s Steel to Go for Defense; Di Salle to Hit Black Marketeers

New Demand For Showdown On Jessup —   Stassen in Promise to Give Naw Evidence

Senate Rejects Langer Proposal Taxing Race Bet:   Standing Vote Also Puts Down Plan To Assess Winnings; Seek Final Ballot

Proposed Racing Taxes Rejected   Senate Acts on  =Lanaer Proposal

Senate Rejects Race-Bet Tax  Holland Says Bill Would Hurt States

Senate Turns Down Betting Tax Proposal   Levy on Pari-Mutuel Activites Fails to Get Support of Upper House Members

2 Appointments To Supreme Court   Walt Neibarger, Tonganoxie, Named Again as Clerk of State’s High Tribunal

Russia Doubles Troops Along  Iranian ite   Tehran Jittery In Third Day Of Martial Law

New Antibiotics Sought Wonder Drugs Losing Punch Against Germs, Doctors Told

"Not So Wonderful Wonder Drugs Are Losing Their Kick, Meeting Of Surgeons Told

¢Nonder Drugs “Are Losing Kick   Doctors Searching For New Antibiotics By REENIE- TAYLOR

‘Wonder Drugs’ Are Losing Their Punch   Doctors Wonder Where New Drugs Are Coming From

Including Penicillin—     Wonder Drugs Losing Punch; Search Ils On For New Ones

New Strains of Microbes, Medicines Develop  Wonder Drugs Lose Anti- Germ Punch

‘Wonder Drugs’ Losing Their Punch   Doctors Find They Are Less Effective Acainst Microbes

Wonder Drugs Less Effective Against Germs   Doctors Speculate On Where Next Antibiotics Coming From

ALLIES USING 100,000 MEN IN OFFENSIVE   Ridges Captured In Third Day of Major Push North

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Allied Offensive Smashes Chinese Counter-Attacks

Allied Offensive Smashes Ahead In West Korea   North Korean Red  Capital, Pyongyang Bombed From Air

Reds Hurl 200,000 At Allied Line, Begin General Offensive   Report Chinese, North Koreans Cross Imjin River At Two Or More Points — Admit Troops Make Limited Withdrawals — AP Reporter Says One UN Division Routed

Allies Falling Back Before Big Assault   200,000 Reds Thrown Into Drive Aaainst UN Troops Along. Parallel

Huge Force Hits Allied Defenses   Army of 200,000 Opens Drive to Smash U.N. Troops

200,000 Chinese, N. Koreans Attack   Assault Launched All Along 150-Mile Fron Stretching Along Parallel 38; Called Unmistakable Enemy Victory

hery Atfack Forces ‘Limited’ U.N. Withdrawal   Battles Reported Ruging All Along 150-Mile Front

Chinese Select New Year's Day to Launch Anticipated Major Drive Against West

200,000 Chinese And Korean Reds Launch Big Drive To Oust UN Forces

U.N. Troops Held Making Limited Retreat   Enemy Hordes Attacking All Along 150-Mile War Front

Vast Red Horde Moves Offense To South Korea.   UN Troops Limit. Withdrawals Along 20-Mile Sector  mu Error Rw ATI AW

Allied Troops Fall Back in Some Areas  Along 150-Mile Front   Field Dispatch Says Enemy Routed One U.N. Division. Forced Another to Withdraw

200,000 Reds Launch Drive into South Korea by Attacking All Along 150Mile Front.   U. N. FORCES FALL BACK IN SOME AREAS

_  ———  y (RIN 1960 WILL DESTROY WORLD  Tactical Atomic W eapons Bring  Cutback: in NATO Troop Needs

Move To Tighten Control Program Seen Defeated   But Administration To Make Stab At It

STRINGENT LAW ~-VERY-UNLIKELY   Only Werse World Situa tion Will Toughen WagePrice-Rent Controls

TOUGHER CONTROLS BELIEVED UNLIKELY   Congress Seen Unwilling to Tighten Curbs at Prasent

Tougher Price Control Laws Held Unlikely   Maybank Says Congress Won't Act Uniess War Gets Worse

Draftees fo Serve Longer Under Plans   27 Instead of: 21 Months Is Proposed to Congress By Armed Services Committee Chief

Will Ask for Longer Service From Draftees   Request for Extension to 27 Months ‘Pretty Well Settled’ in Committee

Congress Will Be Asked To Extend © Draftee Service From 2] to 27 Months

FROM 21 TO 27 MONTHS  Draftee Service Extension  Will Be Sought by Military

+SERVICE— Congress  Expects Request   UNIVERSAL BILE TO BE DRAWN

DEFENSE HEADS TO URGE DRAFT OF 27 MONTHS   Pentagon Not Yet Decided On Whether To Ask Lower Draft Age

Want Longer Draft Term   Congress Will Be Asked To Make It 27 Months; Study Other Changes

To Ask Congress For an Extension Of Draft Service  There: Also Is Talk Of Lowering Draft Aae to 18 Yeors

Draftee Service Of 27 Months Is Defense Reauest   Universal Military Training Bill Also Coming Up Soon; Mia Cit Dentt Ane

CHANGES IN DRAFT LAW ARE SOUGHT   % Plan 27 Months Service; De. bate Calling Men 18 and Over 25.

DRAFTEE SERVICE EXTENSION URGED   Youths Might Serve 27 ‘Months, Says Sen. Vinsor

May Up Draft Service Time To 27 Months   Vinson Says UMT. Bill To Be Offered Soon; Age May Be Lowered

Asks Service Length Hiked   Vinson Says Vets Will Be Excluded From Being Called

Ask Extension of Service in Draft  Vinson Indicates 27-month Peried

TO. EXTEND DRAFT   Time Servet by Draftees May Be Lengthened to  297 Months

Draft Extension Will Be Sought  UMT Bill Expected To Be Asked Soon

Would Extend Draft Terms To 27 Months   Army Uncertain On Whether To Call 18-Year-Olds

LONGER DRAFT PERIOD SOUGHT   Congress To Be Asked To Change Time From 21 To 27 Months

Explosion Blows Locomotive Through Wall; Kills Mechanic   Santa Fe Roundhouse at Canadian Burns After Unexplained Boiler Blast

State Game Commission Sets Two-Day Season On Antlerless Deer For December 14 And 15

Poland Springs Surprise In UN  Soviet Bloc Would Scrap Western Plan

Red Bloc Calls For New Start On Arms Issue  Zar..,g @a7?kt rr... ...   West Will Oppose Soviet Resolution

Soviet Offers Allies New  Disarmament Proposal   Big 3 To Fight Plan Which Took West By Surprjse—W ould Start Arms Issue Anew

Fight on Clean Streams Program Arises in Senate  Democrats To Fight Move To Postpone New Construction

Senate Fight Shapes Up Over Measure Postponing State Clean Stream Program

Tax Problems To be Delayed In Assembly   Fight Is Expected  In Senate Over  - Move to Postpone New Construction

Big 3 To Study  Italian Armament  Jap-Red China Treaty Not Barred. Acheson Says

ACHESON 10 TALK ON ITALY ARMS   Will Take Up Rome Bid With French, British

LEADER TOLD NOT 10 HALT BRITISH PARLEY   Parliament Seeks to Prevent Break Down In Negotiations   CONFIDENCE VOTED   Latest Proposals For Ending Dispute Are Reject’ ed By Mossadegh

British Extend lran Deadline On Oil Offer   Premier's Stend Wins Support But Tatks May Centinue

Mossadegh Is Upheld By Iran Parliament  ? Stand On Oil Deal Supported By Assembly Memhere

Mossadegh Backed On Oil Rejection   Parliament Votes Confidence For Premier’s Stand

Accept, Reject is lranian Problem   Parliament Backs Stand by Premier Mossadegh

lranian Premier Gets Parliament Confidence Vote  aN   Stands Firm On Rejection Of British Plan

Iran Situation  Still Up In Air  British Ultimatum Pete dad Ta Padac

Spearhead Denies Crossing Parallel  Reports Conflict on ROK Penetration Past North Korea Boundary

Britain Threatens Retaliatory Action As Antis Riot in lran   9 Killedand12 Wounded In Oil City; New Trouble Feared; Admiralty Considers Sending Ships

Prayer Gatherings Become Popular Throughout Carolinas, Study Shows

NO RUSS BUILD-UP SEEN Allied Troops in Europe to Top Red Zone Force

Arsenal Blast Cost 18 Lives; Sabotage Rumor   Danish Police Say Overheated Stove May Be Cause

Arsenal Blast. Cost 18 Lives; _ Sabotage Rumor  Danish Police Say ’ Overheated Stova -

Los Angeles Youngster  Is Strangled   Girl, 16, Tells Sheriff Deputies She Had Vision

Murray Industry Bill May Get Ax;  Session Ending   Fight Pending on Tax Bill By Tishomingo Senator; Other Matters Face Closing Session

PLAN AIRPORT USE TF ATTACK COMES   Civil Defense Council Discloses Details Of Program To Utilize Bases In Event Of Atomic Raid

Pa. Civil Defense Discloses Details   ' Council Plan Aimed To Use Every Airport In State is Revealed

Iran Going Ahead  On Nationalization  Britain Is Told Oil Company To Be Taken Immediately

A Five-Day Ultimatum To Britain   Iran Says Nationali‘zation of Oil Industry Will Take Place Then; No Solution in Sight

Iranians to Seize Oil Industries   ‘Nationalization Planned   At Once Britain Told;  Little Hope of Solving Preohlem Foreseen

IRAN NOTIFIES BRITAIN PLANS TO TAKE OVER   Little Hope Left For Solution Of Tense O}] Tangle

Oil Dispute Snarled Further In Iran Today  ip ny Give n 5 Days To

lran Takes First Step On Control   Britain Informed Board Ordered to Oil Province

Iran Plans To Go Ahead With  Nationalization   Government So Advises Britain And Sets  Time Limit.

lran Adamant on Taking Ove Qil Resources   Anglo-lranian Firm Given Five Days to Make Suggestions  n.. OMEN zt FITC

Britain Told Iran Plans Of Nationalizing   Anglo-lranian Company Given Five Days For Any Suggestions

IRAN UNDERTAKES NATIONALIZATION   Little Hope Left for Oil  Problem Solution

British Given > Days To Set Up Oil Plans   Little Hope Seen For Solution To Iranian Problem

British Get Five Days fo Pacify Iran   Government Moves  Rapidly Ahead With Plans to Take Over Bettich O:] Camnany

Anglo-lranian Company Giver Short Nofice   Little Hope Held For Solution To Vital Problem

Ivan Announces Plans to Go Ahead (ma Tokina Over Giant Oil Industry

Three To Run Industry under Regulatory Plan   British Get Note Giving Three Days To File Suggestions

lran Is Ready To Seize Firm  Nationalization Plans Area Gainaga Ahand Thar.

YIELD BEFORE OVERWHELMING RED ONSLAUGHT   ‘No One Going To Drive Us Into Sea’ MacArthur Asserts

Allies Quit Woniju After Fierce Fight  Pull Back to New Positions South . .  i eso See ae 7

Allied Forces Await Push by Chinese Reds  Offensive May Get Underway ‘Anytime

Communists Hurl Attack On 3 Sides   May be Start Of Expected Drive Of Red Troops; Fighting Fierce

MacArthur Back In Tokyo After  Tour Of Korea   Says No One Is Going To Pust Us Into Sea as Long as United Nations Intends To Fight Reds

MaeArthur Says Army Will Fight On   Reds Hammer Way Into Key Korea Base From Three Sides

Detiant MaeArthur  In Korea   Won't Be Pushed Into Sea, Says U.N. Commander

M Arthur Defies Ouster by Reds   Start of Communist Drive Believed in Woniu Attack

BATTLE RAGES ~ INSIDE CITY OF WONIU   No One Going To Drive Us Into Sea--MacArthur   90,000 REDS   Poised West Of Road-Rail Hub; Patrol Skirmishes Reported In Wide Areas

Communists Hurl Attack On 3 Sides  ndeitren,  Expected Driv.  Of Red Tress:

NoPush Into Sea Will Take Place, Says MacArthur   Eneniy’s Movements Hit Hard By Allied Planes In West, Central Korea

Overwhelming Number of Reds Forces Retreat   Army Chief of Staff Says Allies Still Are Full of Fight

MacArthur Says Won't Be Driven ‘Into the Sea’  U. N. Commander Visits 8th Army For Talk with Didewru

JU. N. Troops Withdraw Following Clash With Overwhelming Enemy Forces—General MacArthur Declares On Visit To Korea War Zone That “No One Is Going To Drive Us Into The Sea”—Patrols Con tinue Harassment Of Massing Communists

FIGHTING RAGES IN WONJU   Commies Strike  At Allied Troops On Three Sides ; Attack May Be Start Of New Offensive; -MacArthur Arrives In Korea to Make Survev of Situation

Communists Launch Attack On Wonju   Allied Forces Hit On Three Sides By Chinese

MacArthur Says His Men Won t Be Driven Out  U.N. to Decide When And If, Forces Will ave Karann Thantr:

Allied Forces In Wonju Hit From Three Sides; Gen. MacArthur In Korea   Supreme Commander Tells Correspondents “No One Is Going To Drive Us Into The Sea”; Weather Is Frigid.

Enemy Enters Road-Rail Hub From Three Sides — Defenders Withdraw To Better Poeitionse in Sauth Durina Lull In Fiah?

Mid-Continent Airliner Tried Second Time For Landing During Heavy Snowstorm And Cracked Up; 10 Sur.  vivors

15 Are Killed in lowa  Plane Crash   Some of Survivors of Tragedy in Critical Condition

15 Reported Killed As  Snowstorm Wrecks Plane   10 Survivors Rushed To Hospital

Airliner Crash In Snow Storm Fatal to 15  Tan Survivare Takan   Ten Survivors Taken From Wreckage Before Plane Burns in lowa

Airliner Crashes In Storm, Kills 15  10 Others Injured In Sioux City, Ia.

Plane Crashes With 15 Killed   Ten Escape Iowa Disaster Blamed on Snow Storm

Airliner Falls; Fifteen Killed   Plane Crashes In Snow - Storm-—Ten Survivors  In Hespitals -

15 Passengers Killed AsPlane Hits Cornfield   Airliner Making Second Attempt To 'Land In Heavy Snow Storm Crashes, Bursts Into Flames; Ten Survive Wreck

Four Oj Ten Saved Are Critically Injurec   Second Mid-Continent Crack-Up In Week: One Victim Survived First.

15 Killed In lowa Plane Crash   Ten Survive But Four Are Reported in Critical Condition.

15 KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Ten Survive Accident At Sioux City; Line’s Fi irst _ Fatal Accident

Senate Cuts Down Use of Government Cars and Chauffeurs in Economy Move

Senate Votes To Eliminate Chauffeurs For 30 Federal  Agencies, Cancel Car Orders

Textile Workers In South Strike For Higher Pay  Five States Are Involved In Action As Parlevs Fai!

To Check Reporis Of Bribe Offers Among Lobbyists   Six Legislators Ask Full Investigation of Reported “Payofis.”

Ask Full Probe Of Lobbyists In Jeff City   House Members Bitter at Reports Of Slush Funds

Escaped Raleigh Convict Caught   Earl Jackson,:63 Nabbed In Sanford

Escapee Caught At Home Today   Officers Capture Earl Jackson As He Goes To See Wife

Measure Cuts Age for Service From 19 fo 182  Legislation Goes to   Legislation Goes to White House for  Truman's Signature

Announced Casualties In Korea Reach 81,006, Increase 256 in Week

James Olson Testifies Before Senate Group  Ex-Federal Official Got $750 Monthly

for Soliciting Printing Jobs   Olson Admits Pay, Moling Explains * $12,100 Loans

Two Former U. S.  Employes Admit  Receiving Money One Got $750 Month  For Soliciting Busines: For Lithofold Corp.

CONVICTION IS UPHELD BY OWA COURT   State Supreme Court Rules Without a Dissent Against Appeal in Sensaticnal Murder Case.   PHYSICIAN SLEW HIS WIFE’S LOVER   Justices Hold Claim of Struggle at Death Not Proven, Trial and Sentence Fair.

T0-Year Sentence Of Dr. Rutledge Upheld By lowa Supreme Courf As “Nol Excessive”

Court Upholds Rutledge Verdict   Doctor Must Serve 70-Year Sentence for Slaving of Engineer

CONVICTION.      State Supreme Court Rul Without. a Diss Against Appeal in. sational Murder Cas                PHYSICIAN SLEW  HIS WIFE'S LOY   Justices Hold Claim ‘of Struggle at Death Ni - Proven,.-Trial- ond. Se tence. Fair. “

Doctor Must Serve 10-Year Term for Slaying Hattman   Had Fair Trial Says Decision of Judges On Appeal

lowa Tribunal Says Sentence ‘Not Excessive:   St. Louis Doctor Cons victed of 1948 Cedar Rapids Slaying

Term Not Excessive, Court Finds   Found Guilty of Slaying  Wéee’s Admirer in  C.R. Hotel.

COURT UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF DR.R. RUTLEDGE   MUST SERVE TERM FOR 1948 SLAYING OF WIFE’S ADMIRER

Young Seamar Had Charge Of Launch  Indicated Death   Indicated Death Toll In Capsizing Is Now 15

Apprentice Seaman, 19, in Charge of Launch with Possible 25 Lost

TO HOLD ANNUAL MEET AT FLORA   Employ New Music Teacher for Grades   a

DARK HORSES FEW TO HEAD CTABILIZINE   Johnston, Who Returns fe Movie Job, Leaves Tough Problem.

Clean-up Campaign Under Way in All  Flood Areas Today  All Highways Open, Some Services Are

Clean-up Campaign Under Way in All. Flood Areas Today  All Highways Open, ©  Some Services Are Reactnrad in Nenacka.

PLANE CRASH NEAR ELGIN IS FATAL TO FOUR   Light Plane Plunges Int: Bank of River and Burns.

Mass Murderer Caught In Tijuana, Mex., 600 Miles  South ot American Border   BULLETIN

Limited Relief From Cold Wave Is In Prospect .  Midwinter s Long.      Donvairs Bisa :

}ALUMINUM CURBS ARE TIGHTENED - Government Begins Production Of New Tyoe Synthetic Rubber

Rescuers Hunt Injured Youth Atop Mountain   Student, 19, Fell onto Ledge Near Texas Peak, Comnanion Sarvs

1,000 Persons Die in Quakes  Two El Salvador Town: Scenes of Desolation

Volcano Erupts Following Quake  2 Cities Are Desolated DD. Baeth Shania

Eden Appeals  For Truce on:  Name-Calling   Concentrate Instead On Winning Peace,’ “ Russians Are Told -

British Foreign Secretary Asks for Peace Settlement At UN General Assembly ©

EDEN ASKS FOR COOPERATION AT U. N, SESSION   Britain’s New Foreign Secretary Appeals for Understanding Toward Peace.

MILD ANSWER      Eclen Urges Russians ToEnd Name Calling   Churchill Likely Will Ask Added U. S. Aid

Eden Surprises With Mild Reply To Red Critics   Asks Cooperation In World-Wide Bid for Peace

Killer of Dallas Cop Is Hurt in Escape Effori   Hillbilly Musician Under Death Sentence Fails in Daring Break for Liberty

LARGER ATOMIC WEAPONS TESTEL   INFORMATION OBTAINED AT ENIWETOK TOWARD CREATION OF H-BOMB,

TESTS AID EXPERTS BUILDING BOMB   ‘Larger Atomic Weapons Tried Out at Eniwetok, Report Reveals

MORE FREQUENT TESTS DUE Experts Learn Much About ri-Bomb in Eniwetok Tests

Pacific Tests Aid in Plans For Hell Bomb   Give First Public Report of Work On Eniwetok Atoll

Tests Of New Atomic Arms Are Successful   AEC Chief Says Hydrogen Bomb Hasn’t Been Produced

H-BOMB TESTS AT ENIWETOK ARE SUCCESS   Larger Atomic Blasts Also Are Reported By Experts

AEC Announce Much Useful K nowledge Gained In Eniwetok Tests Last Spring

‘Super Atom Bomb Exploded In Tests,  Officials Announce  eS oe -  ee aee en   Much Useful Information On Hydrogen Gained,  i gs

Learn Valuable Information On Hydrogen Bomb  Larger Atomic Weapons Given jtial Tryout

Useful Information on H-Bomb Gained; Bigger, More Powerful A-Weapons Tested

98 Die In Train Blaze   Seven US Troops Among Victiras Of Fire !n Japan

98 Persons, Including Seven U.S. Soldiers, Die in Fire Aboard Train

98 Burned To Death In Train Fire   Seven Gl’s Among Those, Killed in Fatal Japan Wreck

Gross Handed 12 Years for Police Bribe      Silence Wrecked Case Against 18 Officers

Senate Filibuster Delays Action On Big Tax Measure  Five-Hour Battle Of Words Produces Near Fisticuffs

‘Drugs Help Treat Alcoholism, but No  “Maoie Cure” Is Known to Scientists

Two Parties to Watch Vote Tuesday ‘For Signs of ‘52 Election Trend

Politicians Scan Voting To Find Possible Trends In Presidential Election

Legislative Bill Seeks To Repeal Law Which Bans Sale Of Liquor To State Indians

Indian Liquor Bills Go to Governor for His Signature   Newsmen Get $25,000 Under House Measure

FOUR NUNS AND — DRIVER KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Automobile Leaves Roed and Careens 300 Feet Into a Tree.

Rita Turns Down Aly’s Reconciliation Appeal; Plans Conference On Her Future Movie Career

Government Lifts Ban on Aluminum  Baanrce (pdove EN Ca   Agency Orders 50% Cu In Use of Needed Metal During May and tune

Aluminum Ban Ordered Relaxed   50 Per Cent Cut for Two Months; Plastic Nylon Allocated

Government Lifts Ban on 200 Products   Aluminum and Nylon Is Allowed for Numerous Consumer Item Goods

50 Per Cent Cut Replaces Ban on Use of Aluminum   Outright Prohibition Lifted to Provide More Time for Conversion

BAN IS EASED ON ALUMINUM   Plastic Type Nylon Placed Under Allocation Beginning June 

Government Lifts Ban on Aluminum   Agency Orders 50. Cu In Use of Needed Metal During May and June

Aluminum Ban Slated May. 1 Lifted by NPA   Instead 50 Per Cent Cut Declared for Next Two Months

vovernment Removes Ban On Aluminum  Allows Makers  Of Consumer Items  —_ gf” al _~ i

NPA Eases Ban on  Lse of Aluminum   Plastic Type Nvlon Put Loder Allocation Pian Beginning June 

Aluminum Ban Use Is Eased  200 Civilian Products Attacted hv NPA Orde

Ban Lifted on Aluminum Use In Manufacture  Government Issues fr  Governina Metal

Uncle Sam Lifts Ban on  Aluminum  Tape Nylon Set For Allocation As of June 

Marshall View Of Troops   Considers That Issue Should be Taken Up After  An Armistice

[aft To Support McCarthy's Plan ror Rule Change  Wants Larger Voice For New Members

Reds Stiffen and Stow Up U.N. Advance   Some Allied Patrols Now Within Il Miles Seoul, Old Capital

Reds Slow Seoul-Aimed  Offensive   Patrols Within 11 Miles of Canital

Ground Force 15 Miles From Korean Capital   Allied Front Extended To 100-Mile Width As Pyong. chang Blasted; Reds May Shape Surprise Drive

Enemy Pressure Halts Allied Infantry North of Inchon But Tanks Blast the Reds Out

SEQUL-AIMED DRIVE SLOWS NEAR CAPITAL   Limited Offensive Within Eleven Miles of Big City.

Stiffening Commie Resistance Slows  UN Drive 11 Miles South Of Seoul

Reds Stiffen Resistance In Middle Sector   Commandos Raid Inchon; Units 11 Miles From Seoul

Resistance By Reds Slows U  The Advance   U. N. Patrols To Within II Miles Of Old Capital

Reds’ Resistance . Stiffens, Slowing Advance of Allies   South Koreans Stage Commando-Type Raid on Inchon, Chief Port of Seou]

Red Troops Slow Allies’ Offensive  South Korean Gobs Hit Inchon, Kill 40 Red, Capture 2

Patrols Advance Within {1 Miles Of Capital City   Bayonet-Wielding . Turks Raise Havoc With Red Forces

Red Pressure Slows  Allied Drive On Seoul  U. N. Patrols Rout Foe On Hill 11 Miles South Of Former Capital

Commie Line Near Seoul Slows Allies   But UN Patrols Only 11 Miles From Capital In West

 UN Patrols : s’ush Ahead  . ar Seoul       dvance  ‘ \ed Offensive May Be Slowed Up

Reds Break Contact On Korea Line   Retreat Under Hail Of Artillery And Mortar Fire

Reds Breaking Contact With Allied Forces   Stiff Resistance Shown At Some Front Positions

Withdrawal on 17-Mile Sector North of Uijongbu Comes as Surprise to Allied Forces,   CHINESE PUT UP FIGHT AT OTHER POINTS   Five Russian - Made Plane Damaged hy American ‘ets in Air Battle Near  Manchuria.

Wary Yankees Suspect Trap Being Baited   Red Resistance Is Strong In Spots But Weak In Most Areas

Reds Retreat Before Allies In Wide Are   Withdrawal Feared Trap Some Units Fight Hard To Hold Positions

Gunman Quellec By Camera Man  Photographer Saves Detroit Policeman

Troops Are Battling Torrents   Thousands Are Homeless In Washington; Dikes Weakened By Rains.

Russian Move For Improving  Relations Seen  Paris Papers Claim Plan To Reduce  wos Wack Witt

Clear Cop Who Kills Soldiers  Official Attacked By Handcuffed Gl’s

POLICE CHIEF CLEARED FOR. SHOOTING GI'S   Handcuffed Soldiers Killed By Officer; Claims Self-Defensa

Coroner's Jury Clears Police Chief In Deaths  Georgia Jury Rules Police Shot Two In Self Defense

VETERAN COURT CRIER SUCCUMBS TO STROKE   Harvey LL, Leatherman, Cour Attendant for Many Years

U. a Britain Study Effect Of Prices On Arms   Leaders Report Inflation Hampers Western Buildup

Western — Arms Cost Weighed   Britain's Imports: Costs a Burdens ~~ alfa oping Defense

U. S., Britishers In Policy Session  Acheson, Morrison Meet to Tackle Items Like Prices  and Arms  KOREA ON THE AGENDA  What to Do If Cease-Fire Talks Fall Thru a Primary Worry   KOREA ON THE AGENDA

British and US Tackle High Prices   Acheson and Morrison Devote Talks to Far East and Economie Aids

STATE OF UNION MESSAGE TOBE GIVEN CONGRESS   Truman Expected To Em phasize Grave Interna tional Situation   CONTROVERSIAL BILLS HAVE LITTLE CHANCE

House Okay: School Bill   Measure Raises Taxes To Provide More H.§, Funds: to Senate Now

High School Aid Bill is Passed By House   Emergency Measure increases County Tax; Needs Senote Approval

Attorney General Rules New Administration Board Illegal   Moore To Remain As Auditor

J. & L. Fight Settled Under Army’s Order   Railroad Instructed Yo Grant 1214-Cent Raise To Strikers

Army Terminates  J-L Rail Strike   BRT Ordered To Accept 121,.Cent Pay Raise

E Of 26 Members Checked  0. K. On Use Of Troops  Due From Senate Groups

See Approval of  Troops to Europe   Check Shows Committees Will Approve Defense Plan To Be Sent to Senate Soon

Congressional Committees Expected To Approve Dispatch Of Troops To Europe

U. S. Troops For Eur ‘ope To ‘Win Approval   Senate Committees Reported Ready To Back Resolution

Senate Committees Approve Sending Treops To Europe, Disagree On Size Ceilings 

Senators Favor Use of Troops  Committees Expected To Back President

President's —     Troop Plans Get Support   Important Senate Committees Endorse Plan Send Armed Men To Guard Europe

Administration Can Count on Senate Committees  To Approve Resolution Favoring Sending American Troops to Europe, Opinion Check Shows

Senate Bodies Favor Sending GI's to Europe   Poll Shows Members Of Two Committees Support Resolution

Senate Groups Approve Sendine Force To Europe   But Ceiling Limit On Number To Go Causing Debates

Royal Couple Arrives Today For U.S. Visit   Truman Leads Nation In Rousing Welcome ¥or Elizabeth, Philip

Capital Set To Welcome Royal Pair  Truman kami ly To Greet Couple Al Airport

American Credo: Pretty Girl Like a Melody. Washington Plans Rousing Welcome For Princes:

RUFFLES AND FLOURISHES READIED Princess Eagerly Awaited For Visit To Washington

Bien 3 Ailair  Rebel Pickets In Dock Strike Wreek Back-to-W ork: Mectin o

RUSSIAN NAVY BEING REBUILT AT FAST PACE   Thousand New Subs Being Built Along With 3 Battleships   FORMER NAZI CARRIER GUIDED MISSILE SHIP

One of Telegrams from Two Missing British Diplomats Came from Italy

Wil t Grow some, Mummy?  God Gave Little Joann A Sunny Nature But No Arms

 Born Without Arms, But With a Smile  Girl, 11, Uses Educated Feet To Accomplish Daily Tasks

U. N. Suggests Exchange Of Sick, Wounded  Allies Disclose 37,500 South Koreans Freed From U. N. Camps

EXCHANGE OF WOUNDED AND SICK ASKED   U. N. Offers Immediate Exchange of Ailing War Prisoners; Reds to Think It Over.

U.N. Would Like Quick Exchange Of Ill, Wounded   Reds Say They Will Think Over The  Proposal

UN Suggests Swap Of Sick, Wounded   Reds Expected To Turn Down Latest Proposal

U.N. Seeks Swap of Sick Prisoners   Allies to Release 37,500 Reclassified South Korea Civilians

U: N. COMES UP WITH SUGGESTION   Allies Ask Exchange o Sick and Wounded Prisoners At Once   REDS TO STUDY PLAN   Hope Dwindles for An Arm: istice Before Deadline ' Expires

U.N. SUGGESTS DISABLED MEN BE EXCHANGED   Allies Will Release 37,500 South Korean Civilians Now Being Held In U.N.  risons,

Will Free 37,500 South Koreans  Allies Ask Reds For Exchange Of Sick Or Wounded

Hopes for Armistice Are Considered Poor As Time Runs Out On Line

U. N. Proposes Trade of Ailing War Prisoners   South Koreans In Allied Camps Being Released

Seek Release Now Of Sick, Injured Prisoners of War   Hopes Dwindle for Full Armistice In Time to Meet Thursday Decdline On Provisional Cease-Fire Line

Truce Negotiators. Seeking Immediate Trade of Sick PWs   Communists Thinking over UN Suggestion for Quick Exchanae of Wounded Men

Exchange Sick. Wounded Now. Allies Suggest  ’ Reds “Thinking Over’ Proposal; Allies To Free South Koreans

UN Asks Reds To Exchange Sick, Wounded   Communists Urged To Answer New Proposals on Sunday

Reds Demanding Explanation Of UN's POW List   37,500 Prisoners . Will Be Released ; From Camps Of UN

United Nations Negotiators Ask Immediate Exchange of Sick And Wounded Prisoners of War  Less Than 50-50 Chance Seen That Reds Will Accept Plan

U.N. Suggests Immediate Swap Of Sick POWs   See Less Than 50-50 Chance of Red Acceptance

Communist Favor Seen  As Unlikely   Hopes For Truce Before Deadline Continue To Fade

IMMEDIATE EXCHANGE SICK, WOUNDED PRISONERS URGED ON REDS BY UN OFFICIALS

U.N. Calls For Prisoner Trade  of fil, Wounded   Reds To ‘Think It Over’; Allies See Only 50-50 Chance

REDS PROMISE 10 CONSIDER ALLIED PLAN   U. S. Officer Urges Immediate Steps Without Waiting For Formal Truce.

Allies Offer Trade   Reds Study Proposal For Exchange of War Prisoners “Ill or Wounded

Exchange of Wounded, Sick Asked  37,500 ROKs Held in Allied Camps Will Be Released

UN Asks Reds To Swap Sick  War Prisoners  Allies Will Free 37,500 Jailed Korean Civilians

Would Not Wait For Armistice   UN Officers See 50-50 Chance That Reds Will Accept

Wounded POW Trade Asked Of Reds By UN   Commies Ponder Allied Proposal; Civilians Freed

UN Asks That Wounded, Sick Prisoners Be Traded; 37,500 South Koreans Are Released

Allies Urge Quick Swap Of Disabled   Exchange of Sick and Wounded Prisoners Proposed to Foe.

Ask Exchange Of Sick Men  Immediately   United Nations Proposal Given To Communisis

U.N. Proposes Exchange Now  Of Sick POW’s   Allics To kree 37.50€ South Koreans After Screening

Allies Suggest Quick Exchange of Sick, Wounded   Spokesman Doubts Rec Negotiators Will Agree to Plan

UN Negotiators — Suggest Exchange {It Wounded Now   _Gen. Dean Might . Be Included

Exchange Sick and Wounded PWs Nov Reds Are Asked   “Will Think It Over’’, Say Red Truce Deleaqates

Communists Ask To Study Plan To Release Men   Allies Explain That Discrepancy In List Caused By Time Lag

Communists May Rej ect oa ; e Suggestion  37,500 S. Koreans Will Be Released

UN Proposes Exchange Of  Tl Prisoners   Wounded Also Would Come Under Plan; Gen, Dean Ineluded

UN Asks Reds To Exchange [ll Prisoners  Action Requested - before Armistice

U.N. Suggests Exchange of Sick  — Little Chance of Dec 27 Aqreement

U.N. Suggests Exchange Of Sick, Woundec   Immediate Swap Is Aim Of Allies; S. Koreans Freed

UN Negotiators  Seek Exchange Of Ill Prisoners   Reds Fo Debate Proposal: 37.500 South Koreans To Be Freed By Allies

UN Negotiators Submit Proposal   Allies Seek Immediate Exchange of Sick,  Wounded Prisoners

31000 Civilians Held By Allies To Be Released   Only 00-00 Chance Foe Will Exchange Sick And Wounded

U.N. Officers  Ask Release of  Ailing Prisoners Reds Still Study  Ridgway’s Plea For Checkups

UN Proposes Immediate Exchange of Seriously Ill, Wounded War Prisoners

UN ASKS SICK POW EXCHANGE   Allies Release 37,000 South Koreans From Prison Camps

U.N. Asks Immediate  Of Ill, Wounded War Project Would Not Wait  On Armistice Acreement

U. N. COMES UP — WITH SUGGESTION   Allies Ask Exchange of Sick and Wounded Pris oners At Once   TREDS TO STUDY PLAN

AERIAL ARTIST DIES IN FALL   7,500 See -Accident Ti 17-Year-Old Perform er In Baltimore

7,900 Horror-Stricken Circus Fans See Tragedy  Acrobat Falls 60 Feet to Death

HIGH WIRE ARTIST FALLS TO DEATH   EVY TROSTY, 17, FATALLY INJURED BEFORE CIRCUS SPECTATORS,

High Wire Artist. Plunges To Deall   7,500 Spectators Witness Circus Tragedy In The Baltimore Armory

17-Year-Old Evy Trostyle Plunges 60 Feet To Death During High-W ire Circus Act

Seek to End Walkout at Seward Docks   ‘Federal Mediator Meeting Company And Union Chiefs

WALLGREN TO QUIT AS FPC CHAIRMAN   Reasons for Giving Up Job Are Personal, Friend . of Truman Says

OMMIE YOUTH FESTIVAL ENDS   ind Two-Week Demonstration With Blaze Of Hate For U. S.

Fast Berlin Festival — Ends-in Blaze Of Hate For The United States

Red Rally Closes In Blaze Of Hate   Youths End Festival Chanting Allegiance To Premier Stalin

Claim Red Youth Drive a Fizzle   Berlin Communist Youth Festival Ends

Nine Bills Placed Before Legislators Who Recess for the Week End

Seven Are Killed  In Frisco Blaze   More Bodies Are Sought In Apartment Ruins

Truck Driver Accused as Game Fixer   Charged With Trying to Rig Score in Nation. al Tournament.

Rail Dispute  Ends in Raise  Of 12.5 Cents   Living-Cost Hike Due in April— Work Bonus Pends

Settlement Reached In Rail Pay Dispute   Million Non-Operating Union Members to Receive !22-Cent Hourly Boost, Presidential Assistant Steelman Announces Today.   ANOTHER RAISE APRIL 

Railroads And Unions End Dispute   Agreement Signed Calling For 12% Cents Hour Increase And Cost-Of-Living Boost

Rail Dispute Settled; Pay Boost Given   Railroad Unions Settle For 1242 Cent Increase;  Wanted 25 Cents

SETTLEMENT IN RAIL DISPUTE IS ANNOUNCED   Calls For 121/2¢ Hour Pay Increase For Million Railway Workers

Settle Wagé Row Between Unions And Railroads   Operators Say Inereases  In Pay To Cost Roads  280 Million Annually

Rail Wage Dispute Is Finally Settled   Non-Operating Unions Agree to 1212 Cent Hike

Railroad Wage Dispute Ends » With Pay Raise  Union Accepts Terms

Million Workers To Get Pay Hikes   Agree On 12'2 Cents Now. Another Boost Later

Million Workers fo Get Wage Hike   Non-Operating Unions, Railroads End Parley Started Last Oct. 28.

12 Cent Pay Hike Brings Settlement Of Rail Dispute  Retroactive to Feb. 1. Annual Cost Are 280 Million

Rail Labor Dispute Settled With 122z¢ Pay Increase —   Compromise Reached After Night-Long Session With Steelman at White House

Gen. Ridgway Is Seeking Facts On Massacre Report   Basis Of Reports By Col. Jas. M. Hanley Being Investigated

HANLEY STICKS [0 ESTIMATES OF DEATH TOLL   High-Level Muddle Not Cleared Up  By the Top Brass

Measure Calls For 18-Year-Olds.... House Debates Biit  To Cut Draft Age

House Draft Plan Debate Opens Today On UMT Bill   Pact Troops Issue,. Ceiling On Number To Cause Arguments

House Debate On Controversial UMTS Begins   Hot Battle Forecast Before Final Action Despite Senate O. K.

Byrd Faction In Sweep Of Va. Primary Elections   Demos Win Despite Two Major Setbacks; ‘People’s’ Ticket Bitterly Opposes Byrd

Conservatives Win Virginia's Primary   Legislature Still Unde Byrd Democrats

lke Praises Strength of Allied Arms   Sees Force Sufficienth impressive Soon To Deter Attacker.

NATO ARMIES SOON TO MATCH SOVIET FORCES   Gen. Eisenhower Tells Pact Committee Enemy Would Be “Foolish” to Attack.

Reelamation Bud eet Near 229 “Millions   Truman Cuts 68 Millions From L951] Figure: Some for Idaho

CHINESE REDS PLAN DEFENSE OF CHUNCHON   Fresh Enemy Troops And Artillery Being Rushed Into Action   CENSORSHIP BLANKS ALLIED OPERATIONS

 £0,000 Attending In West... . ae  Baplists Lash Communism, Liquor In Opening Rally

Still Hope  For Peace British Trust in UN   British Trust in UN To Work Out Korean Settlement With China

Heavy Beef Run in 12 Stockyards  Bodes Relief for Tightened Supplies

Bode Relief From Tightened Beef Supplies In Stores  Meanwhile, Capital Gets Little Support .

More Cattle Reach Stockyards Today  May Bring Relief For Meat Counters

Beef Relief Now Sighted —  Heavy Run Of Cattle To Stockyards Noted

Shipments Total 66,000  Nation’s Markets Report Normal Receipts of Cattle

Meat Shortage Believed Basle   Expect Heavy Runs To Fill Empty Meat Shops Before Lona

Heavy Run Of Cattle   Feeders: Apparently See No Chance Rollbacl Order Will Be Revoked

SANTA CLAUS AND REINDEER TO BE IN ALPINE AGAIN THIS YEAR      CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Is SPONSORING SECOND APPEARANCE

ee  NAVAL FLEET IN PACIFIC ADEQUATE FOR TIME BEING, SHERMAN SAYS

CREW OF NINE DIES IN CRASH AT TEXAS FIELL   C-97 Falters In Takeoff, Rams Cafe and Filling Station.

Nine Airmen Feared Dead After Crash   ‘Transport Plane Plunges In Takeoff Setting Fire to  Texas Filling Station and Cafe

Huge Air Force, Big Army, Need   University Head Is Witness at Senate Committee Hearing

City Official’s Life Threatened   Covington, Ky.. Efforts to Halt Gambling Tald te Senators

Probers Hear Of Rackets In Kentucky   Covington Man _ Tell: How Anti-Gambling Drive Failed

Truman Bars Action Under Tatt Aet   Tankers. Colliers. Iniand Boats Mav Operate

ClO Maritime Unions Go on Strike Today   All-Out Effort to Tie Up All Non™~™ Ff Pie cf a

Seamen Call Walkout af Coast Ports   Eighty-Thousand Tie Up Non. Defensé Shipping; Ask More Pay and Shorter Hours.

Walkout on East West, Gulf Coasts   Halt of All Non-Defense Sea Traffic Is Goal Of CIO Groups.

Shipping Is Tied Up By Union Strike   Taft-Hartley Law Use Is Refused By President Truman

80,000 Seamen Quit as Talks Reach Impasse   Demand Higher Wages, Shorter Working Hours

Defense Cargoes Not Affected —   Three C.1.0. Unions Seek Higher Pay, Shorter Hours

Engineers And Radio Men Join In Walkout   80,000 Members Of Union Leave Johs; Seek Pay Increase

Walkout Will Halt  ato... ww   Unions on Three Coasts Join in First Shipping Strike Since 1947

Jail Death Was Result of Blows on Head, Claim   Pathologist Testifies in Kenosha Probe of 1949 Fatality 

Size of Defense  Budget ‘Keyed’  To ‘Joe's’ Voice Easing of World  Tension Rests Solely on Soviet

Cabinet Silent On Flight Aim   Morrison Counsels No ‘Prejudgment’

Diplomats May Have Deserted To The Enemy   Morrison Dodges Question On Political Links Of Two Men

British Cabinet Defers Judgment Qn Missing Pair   Sex Angle Possibility Raised In Commons

British — Hushed On Diplomats  Morrison Refuses To Say. Diplomats

British Still Lack Clues on Two Diplomat:   Cabinet Not Certain Officials Deserted, Reserve Judqment

Hand Reverses Murphy On 1) Commies’ Bail   Says They Should Go Free On Bonds Of Leftist Group

Bail for 15 Communists Reinstated   Appeals J udge’s Action Is Blow To Government

Bail Ordered Reinstated For Communist Leaders; Stunning Blow for Govt.

Judge Frees 15 Communists, Reinstates Bail  Ryan's Decision .   Ryan's Decision Jailing Red Leaders Reversed by Hand

Judge Reinstates Bail of 15 Reds   Zase lo be Reviewed Again  In Federal Court Today

COURT REINSTATES REDS’ BAIL BONDS      Judge Hand‘ Rescinds Ruling Barring CRS as Bondsman

Bail Ordered Reinstated, But 15 Reds Stay in Jail   Decision Upset

Second Team Reds On Bond   Government Dealt Stun.  ming Blow By Judge  Hand's Action

ENEMY BRACES FOR 2ND ROUND OF OFFENSIVE   Allies Drive Into Munsan Without Meeting Opposition.

Reds Digging In With Back Against 38th Parallel On West End   Foot Patrols Encounter Enemy Screening Forces And Machine Gun-Guarded Mine Fields.

‘May.Be Getting Ready For 2nd Phase Of Drive   Meantime, Allied Patrols Are Meeling Lie Opposition

Reds Set to Resume Offensive  LIAL Dasenta Maden   UN Patrols Enter Munsan, but Signs Point to Second Big Enemy Push

Reds Show Signs Of Doing Battle At 38th Parallel   Enemy Casualties Since Offensive Now Total 80,000

UN Patrols Drive Into’  Munsan Reds Reported  Tiiorino wn ta   Reds Reported Digging-in to Meet Allied Armies

Reds Show Signs o  Resuming Battle   UN Patrols Near 38th Parallel But Chinese Halt Retreat, Are Digging In

Reds Are Again Pinned Against 30h Parallel   UN Patrols Report Enemy ts Diaaing In

Claim Communists Move In Strength Into Arca Northwest Of Uijangbu—May Be Second Round Of Offensive   TANE FORCES AGAIN PROBE INTO CHUNCHON

UNITED NATIONS TANK PATROLS REACH MUNSAN  Communists, Backed Up Against 38th r shin ohb In West, Sho of Ficht.

Dig in-along Parallel, Stop: UN Patrols   Communists Have Strong Forces above Uiionabu

Capacity Crowd to Attend Chamber of Commerce Autumn Dinner This Week

Solos Over Pole To Alaska, Then On to New York   Flies Mustang From NorWay to New Yorkin Two Easy Stages

Charles Blair Then, Climaxes Historic Flight by Non-Stop  Jaunt From Alaska in One Engine Plane.

NORTH POLE FLIER SAFE IN NEW YORK   Blair Flies Down From Alaska to Complete Journey

Blair Says Pole Flight Was Easy  ‘But Once Is Enough,’ Airline Pilot Says

Polar Flier Has Easy Trip  From Alaska Blair Makes Non-Stop Hop To New York

NATHAN SMITH WILL ACCEPT STATE POST   ‘Heads Department Of Public tm} provements At $12,600 Aymnoal Saler>c

Marshall Asks Congress To Draft 18-Year-Olds   Promises None Will Be Sent Into Combat Until 19 Except In ‘Dire Emergency’

Forest Fires Wouid Be Aid To Enemy  Smoke Screen For Enemy Attacks

UN Sanctions Against Reds Gain Support   Delegates Press For Action On U. S. Proposal For Limited Embargo

Ask Limited Embargo on Red Chinese   Move to Check Flow Of War Supplies Gains Support in the- U.N. -

EFFORT 10 BAR WAR MATERIALS GAINS STRENGTH   Limited Embargo Against Communists Is Proposed—  - Opposition From Russia Expected.

UN Considering Chinese Embarge   Several Delegates “Annlvinge Pressure-

United. Nations Ur ge] Embargo Against China   Fast Action Sought As Proposal Gathers Delegates’ Support

Searing Heat Wave Takes 30 Lives in Texas   Dry Ranges Bring Record Marketing At Livestock Marts

 SGRAPES OF WRATH’ STORY COMES TO LIFE ‘Sad - Eyed Little Girl Claimed ‘Sold’ By Parents For $5, Tank Of Gasoline

House Defeats Drive to Drop UMT Completely   Move Clears Way for OK Today on Draft at 1812 Years

Forecast Approval Today of Draft at 1814 and Delayed  Universal Training

Britain Balks Amertean as  Oil Manager   Idea Rejected As Iran Reports Troop Movements

British Ships With Troops, Tanks Reported Sailing Into Iraq Port

England ‘ Brushes Off Plar To Bring In American As Abadan Manager

British Cool To Oil Boss Idea  _ Crisis Grows Tense. As Warshios Move

Iranians Claim British Tank-Landing Craft Start Moving Toward Iraq Port

British LCIs Reported Seen  In Iran River   Troops, Tanks Sent Upriver From Abadan, Police Tald in Renart

John Brown’s Body Mrs. Mish Speaks For Bill To Purchase Land For Park

MARYLAND LEGISLATURE COOL’ TOWARD PROPOSED NATIONAL’ PARK AT HARPERS FERRY’

Armored Units Punching Holes In Enemy Lines   Actions Designed To Unbalance Reds

UN Forces Stab Red Lines to  Prevent New Counter-Attacks   Blast Great Holes In Line Within 63 Miles of Vital Seoul

Six Mighty Columns Hit Enemy Hard   Allies Attempting To Prevent New Commie Offensive

Urge Iran To Concede In Dispute   Concessions To Insure Flow Of Oil To West Are Asked By Grady

U.S. Envoy Makes Offer After Parley   Morrison Still Hoping to Settle Dispute By Negotiation

Situation Still Grave In Iran Oil Dispute   Anti-Sabotage Bill Is Withdrawn By Iranian Premier

Ask Concessions in Iran Impasse  U.S. Seeks to Keep Flow of Oil to West

U.S. Envoy Asks Iran To Back Down   Mossadegh Promises To Suspend Passage  Of Sabotage Bill

Oil Peril to Continue Grady Says  U. S$. Ambassador Urges Concessions

Grady Appeals For Concessions To Insure Oil   Talks With Iran’s Premier But Finds Prospects Gloomy

US Ambassador Appeals to Iran In Oil Crisis  Urges Concessions to Keep Oil Flowing Fron  PM. AL.4.. B.f*.wur:

Appeal for a ContinuedF low  Of Iran Oil   Grady Seeks Concessions. Says Prospects Don’t Look Bright in Dispute

.$. Ambassador In New  Plea To Iranian Premier   sks For Concessions That Will Insure Flow f Oil To West From World’s Largest Plant

U.S. Seeks Concessions From lran   British Also Respond es U.S. Ambassador Tries foe Delay in Oil Crisis

Concessions fo Keep Oil Moving Urged On Iran   U.S. Envoy Says Chances Not ‘Too Bright’ After Talk

Grady InNew Attempt To Ease lran Oil Trouble   Appeals To Premier; Reports Prospects ‘Don't Look Bright’

US Appeals In Oil Snar'!   Iran Premier Asked ix Concede to Insure Petrol for West

lran Pressed To Relax Its Oil Attitude   Grady Talks to Fran Premier of Concession To Keep Oil Flowing To Western Nations

Grady Again Urges Iranians To Compromise   Reports, However, Little Likelihood Of Full Agreemeni

U.S. Ambassador Appeals Again To Iranian Premier for Concessions in Oil Dispute

IRAN PREMIER HOLDS FIRM IN PEACE APPEAL   Grady Confers On Oil Crisis, Finds Ruler Won’t Budge

‘CHANCES DON'T LOOK TOO BRIGHT'  U. S. Envoy Makes New Plea to Iran

U.S. Ambassador Appeals To Iran In Oil Dispute  Reports Chances Of Easing Crisis Are Not ‘Too Bright’

Iran Premier RefusesTo Heed U.S. Plea  Ambaténdar Crr'dy   Ambassador Grady Confers With Leader .

U.S. Envoy Urges Iran Ease Stanc   Not Too Optimistic ir Spite of Suspension Of Sabotage Bill.

lran Concessions  May Ease Tension  U.S. Envoy Warns Problem Critical

New Appeal by Grady fo Iran  Asks Mossadegh to Insure Flow of Oif

Grady, Iran Head Confer On Oil Crisis   U. S. Envoy to Ask Britain to Keep Technicians On  Job in Iran

British Guns Trained On Tran Oil Refinery   American Envoy Confers With Premier, * aoe / Sees Litthe Hone For Settling Crisis

Keep Oil Flowing,  U.S. Asks   Ambassador Grady’s New Appeal to Iran Seeks Concessions

U. S. Ambassador Asks British To Work In Oil Field   Premier Agrees To Suspend Iran’s Disputed Anti. Sabotage Bill, But Refuses To Make Any Other  Cannraceinna In Natinnalicgatinn (Crmere

seek To Insure Oil For West  “Tran Hears New Appeals From U.S. Ambassador

U.S. Appeals For Iranian Concessions  Ambassador Meets Iran Premier to Insure Oil Flow

Anti-Sabotage Law Lifted, But Tension Remains   Ambassador Grady Pessimistic After Seeing Mossadegh

Premier Promises to Drop Iranian Anti-Sabotage Bill  American Envoy Will Propose to British That Technicians Keeo Jobs in Ot Fields

fran Premier Eases Stand In Oil Dispute  # U. S. Ambassador Told Anti Ott €..cencated

Envoy Asks British Oil Men To Stay   Grady Mediates At Request of Jran’s Premier

Russ Bombs in Defense Plea   Atomic Stockpile Bigger Than Believed, Much More Potént

Solon Cites Russ Bombs in Defense Plea   Atomic Stockpile Bigger Than Believed, Much More Potent

Multiple Bomh Hits Face U.S.  Cities Is Claim   AEC Member Says Russia Has Bigger And More A-Bombs

Some Food Price Cuts Predicted   But Reductions Are Not Likely To Be Drastic

Price Cuts Forecast On Food Item:   Store Ofiiciats Point to Plentiful Supplies tn. New York Area   AP REV FALS SURVLY   Shartiges Found in Low Puiced Meats, Steaks, Roasts Move Slowly

Industry Circles See Some Food Price Reductions  Cite Ample Supplies, Shopper Resistance

Price Cuts On Some Food  Forecast  Plentiful Supplies and Shopper Resistance

Price Reductions In Food Forecast   Large Supplies Threaten To Reduce Costs

Price Slash Forecast On Food Products   _ Spot Survey: Shows Reductions on “Many Commodities

Slight Cuts Seen in U.S. Grocery Bill   Plentiful Supplies, Buyer Resistance May Pull Food Costs Down

GOP. ASKS ‘HOW COME?’ — Marshall Didn't Tell Acheson of His Trip.

DEFENSE. CHIEF DENIES HAVING NEW. DIRECTIVE   Says Surprise Trip Te War Zone ‘Purely  Miltary...

Temperaiures   G.O.P. Critics Wondering Whether Key Cabinet Chiefs Working Together

Acheson Didn't Know Marshall Was Going fo Korea, Bringing Up Question of How Cabinet Works

TRIP WAS NEWS: TO ACHESON, HE TELLS SENATOR   Didn’t Know Defense See. retary was Going to Korea; Sets Off GOP..

Unaware That Sec. Marshall Visits Korea  Denies Ambassador Rtatad Wa'lra Nat

Marshall Trip To Korea News To Sec. Of State   Declares Hearing Prevented Him From Finding Out

STATEAND DEFENSE DEPARTMENT CO-OPERATION QUESTIONED IN ACHESON TESTIMONY TODAY

Acheson Wasn't Informed About Marshall Trip  Secretary Says He Had No Reason to Know; Denies Any Settlemen;

He Did Not Know Marshall Planned Visit To Korea   Acheson Protests There Was No Need To Be Told Of Trip

NEWTOWN GARDEN CLUB MET AT WELSBRET FARM   Mrs. Harry Horne Described Spring Flowers, Bulbs’   FLOWER SHOW PLANNED

British Voters Cast General Election Ballots   Public Opinion Polls And Betting Odds Favor Conservatives

Good Weather, Heavy Voting Are Expected   Both Major Parties Say That They Will Win;  Candidatag Active

BRITONS VOTING ON CANDIDATES FOR PARLIAMEN]   Two Rival Political Organiza. tions Express Confidence of Victory as Election Begins.   CHURCHILL'S PARTY IS FAVORED TO WI)   Weather Favorable and if It Holds Close to 35,000,000 Are Expected to Go to Polls.

Both Churchill, Attlee Predict Victory in Bag   "319-Seats at Stake Leadership: Issue‘ is the Sharo.One .

Oil Talks End But Not Broken Harriman Says   Chief Negotiator For Britain Prepares To Return Home

BRITISH-IRANIAN TALKS COLLAPSE   No Agreement Reached - Regarding Iran’s Oil

Harriman En Route Home  Britain-lran Oil Conference Snags In Sharp Disagreement

IRANIAN OIL TALKS REACH DEADLOCK   Stokes and Harriman Prepare to Leave For Home

‘It Is Finished,’ Mossadegh Reports As Iranian Oil Talks Grind To Halt

Levees Holding On Mississippi  Rain Adds To Danger In Three Statec

Flood Crests At 18.1 Feet Today At Davenport  Levees Holding  gu RR nemnne Er om, oe Oe   Levees Holding At Danger Spots Along Mississippi

Danger of Serious Overflow Not Ended Levees Holding   Flooding Mississippi Makes 7,500 Homeless, Threatens 24,000 in Three States.

Flood Dangers. Along Big River Are Easing Today  _ Mississippi Has uy  SGT aa y Een PgR tens enismenseca amen   Mississippi Has Not Reached Feared Crest At Davenport

Levees Holding at Flood Peak      Illinois, Iowa Cities Hold Breath as Big River Crests

Dikes Hold In Flooded River Areas   Sabula Is Still Safe; More Rain Predicted In Stricken Sections

40,000 REDS POUR THROUGH BIG HOLE ON CENTRAL FRONT   Enemy Smashes 10 Miles Into South Korea; Ridgway, Van Fleet Maintain Confidence, Believe Present Battle May Be the Decisive One.

Enemy Troops  South of 38th   Ridgway, at Front, Tells Confidence  in Troops; Foe’s Losses Heavy

Commies Rip Ten-Mile Gap In Allied Lines   Red Break-Through Threatens to Cut Vital Supply Road

Pay Terrific Toll Of Human Life In Newest Offensive In Korea   Lose 15,000 In First 24 Hours As 40,000 Troops Break Through and Swarm Southward.

Chinese Break Through With 40,000 ‘Troops   Communist Forces Swarm Through Extended Gap In Allied Lines; Threaten To Cut Vital Seoul-Chunchon Supply Highway, Isolating East-Centralt UN Front

Threaten fo Cut Vital Supply Road  General Ridgway Sat iti i ed After

Communists Swarm Into South Korea   Drive Threatens Vital Supply Road West OF Chunchon

Chinese Swarm 10 Miles South Of Parallel   Allied Supply Road in Peril; Foe Gyerruns Inje in East

Allies Forced To Fall Back ie Seoul-Chunchon Sector; Enemy’s Casualties Heavy

Breakthrough Threatens to Cut Vital Seoul, Chunchon Supply Route, Commanders Admit Situation Serious Despite Heavy Red Losses

‘Break-through Threatens To Cut   Vital SeouliChunchon Supply   Highway, Isolating East, Central Front Forces   RED OFFENSIVE MAY   BE DECISIVE BATTLE

Chinese Advancing Below 38th Parallel After Breakthrough   Ridgway Flies To Front, Says Battle In Progress May Be Decisive

Threaten fo Cut Vital Supply Road  ral Ridgway . iti stie d After Visit to Front

Chinese Rip 10-Mile Hole in Allied Lines  Breakthrough Is Threat To U.N. Troops in East

Redistricting Measure Past Firs Hurdle  _.. 2S ef. . Pl. ne,   Goes To Senate Floor With Priority Rating Despite Opposition

President, Aides Air Control Fight  Stabilization Crisis Results in Parley

United States — Seen Scorning  Kremlin’s Bid   Red ‘Peace’ Parley Proposal Termed ‘Same Old Chestnut’

New Russian Bid For Peace Given Cold Shoulder   ‘Same Old Chestnut With New Ribbon,’ In Reaction of U. S.

Warres's “Red Feather Campaign” For '$54,400 Opens Officially Next Monday

Home to Home Canvass For ‘Contributions to Chest Fund Under Way.by Women's Unit

Blazing Jet Plane Brings  Death To 13   Twin Brothers Among Victims Of Crash At Fort Dix

13 Die as Jet Plane Falls in Group of Gls   Boy Shot in ‘Gang’ War

GI's Caught In Rain Of Fiery Death   Twin Brothers Among Victims In Ft. Dix Tragedy

Blazing Jet Plane. Brings Fiery Death To 13 Soldiers, 20 Injured

13 Killed, 21 Injured As Jet Plane Looses Gas Tank Onto Army Vehicle

12 Soldiers Die As Flaming Jet Rams Group  21 Injured In New Jersey As Trainer

Thirteen Die in  A Plane Crash   Includes Twins; Blazing Jet Into Soldier Group

Army Plane, Out of Control And Afire, Crashes Among Group of 54 Army Trainees

13 Now Dead In Fiery Crash Of Jet At Dix  21 Others Hurt As   21 Others Hurt As Craft Rips Into Men, Rains Fuel On Truek

Twin Brothers Among 12 GI's Killed by Plane   Flame Enveloped Jet Plane Rains Fiery Death on Men

JET HITS TRUCK, KILLS 13 GI’   Flaming Plane Injures 21 Crew Dies In Crash

LIST VICTIMS AS SOLDIERS AT FT. DIX   21 Others Burned Or Injured In Accident   Shortly After Takeoff At Nearby Base: Twins Are Among Those Killed

Burning Jet Drops Tank on GIs, 12. Die   21 Other 9th Div. Soldiers Burned Or fnjured in Fort Dix. N. J. When  Cauehtin Truck

13 SOLDIERS DIE   Flaming Jet Plane Hurtles Into Men at Fort Dix, New Jersey

Trainer Plan Crash Takes Thirteen Lives   Jet Plows Into Group OF Fort’ Dix Soldiers; -.21 Others Are Iniured

Kev Test Ground   Burning Jet Plane Kills 13, Injures 20 GI's at Fort Dix

Governors Open Annual Conference   Tennessee Plays Hosts To State Leaqders

Reader Index   U.S. Considers Tough Action to Head Off Fliers’ Spy Trials

U.S. Seeking Way to Free  Four Airmen  ‘Get Tough’ Plan Beine Mapped

U.S. Plans Get Tough Policy To Free Fliers   Hungary Atinounces Tt Will Try Yanks For Crossing Frontier

U. 5. CONSIDERS TOUGH POLICY WITH HUNGARY   State Department Ponders Action on “Spy” Trial for American Airmen.

Backing Claimed To Remove Plan From Draff Bill   Vinson Predicts Move Will Meet With Defeat

Joe Bellamah Is SR Band Director      SUL ROSS GRADUATE TAKES OVER DUTIES FOR THE LOBO. BAND

486 Traifie Deaths Gver the Holidays   Indiana Has 13 Killed On Streets In 3 Days

Snow Blanket Cuts Casualties  Nation’s Total Passes A486: 22 in Ohi

NATION COUNTS 486 TRAFFIC FATALITIES   Slowdown in Travel Because of Snow Reduces Number bax. pected by Safety Council.

Snow Slows Car Traffie And Deaths   Road Fatalities Under Prediction By Safety Council

Smoke Screen Hides Movement of Enemy   United Nations Forces Ready to Meet Second Phase of Chinese Red Offensive Which May  flames in Nove 72 Hoare

Allies Outnumbered Two To One, But Confident They Will Beat Off Round Two Of Red’s Costly   Offensive *   ACTIONS CLOAKED BY TWO SMOKE SCREENS

New Onslaught By Red Hordes Held Imminent   Thousands of Foe Pour Across Parallel Under Sereen of Smoke

Reds Set For New Attack   Chinese Stream Across Parallel; Allies Expecting Fush in 72 Hours

Reds Prepare For New Korean Drive   Thousands Of Reds Stream Across 38th Parallel Under Smoke Screen

Reds Mass for Attack Under Smoke Screen  UN Troops Alerted For Enemy Assault Within 72:‘Hours

Foe Moves Up Under Huge Smokescreen   New Red Smash in Korea Expected Within 72 Hours

Allies Alerted For Big Assault At Any Moment  Dannste “laie Nlavée   Reports Claim Next Blow Would Come Within 72 Hours

Smoke Hides Foe's Buildup   Allies Brace for New Blow Along 100-Mile Front; Confident of Victory

Allies Await Impact With Defenses Set To Take Toll Of Ten Human Lives For Each One Lost

TRUMAN VIEWS FLOOD AREAS FROM PLANE   Damage Estimated At Nearly a Billion Dollars

President Visits Midwest Flood Scene, Says Disaster ‘One Of Nation’s Worst

Truman Sees Flood Area, Describes It As ‘Awful’ Views Damage ° From Airplane;  Affected Areas — Face Huse Task

Truman Views Kansas Flood   President Makes Aerial Trip Over Disaster Areas In Mid-West

President Makes Aerial Tour of Vast Flood Area   Declares Disaster One of Worst This Country Ever Has Suffered From Water; Devastation Great for Hundreds of Miles.

President Views Flood  From Plane   Says Disaster. One Of Worst In U. 8. History

Truman Surveys Flooded Areas From Plane  Damage From Water Called Worst Suffered tn Nation‘s History

‘Woman Imprisoned Two Years Without Clothing ‘By Her Four Brothers —

-: Would Slice ' 7 Billion “Olt Budget Without ” Cramping Military

Byrd Wants Budget Cut Of $7,000,000. Tax Hike Of 9 Instead Of $16,000,000   SAYS BUDGET IS HEIGHT OF FISCAL IRRESPONSIBILITY; SCORES RENEWAL OF FAIR DEAL MEASURES

Senator Byrd Vows To Curh U.S. Spending   Declares Truman's Budget Figures Far Too Hich

BYRD FAVORS BUDGET SLASH OF $7 BILLION   Urges Hike Taxes Only $9 Bil. lion; Coalition Hits “Fair Deal.”’

BYRD PROPOSES 7 BILLION CUT IN NEW BUDGET   GOP, DIXIE DEMOCRAT COALITION PREPARES TO FIGHT FAIR DEAL

‘Raise 9 Billion Taxes and Slash Spending -Byrd   GOP-Dixie Demo Coalition Wars On ‘Fair Deal’ Plans

Byrd Asserts Budget Slash Must Be Made   Seven Billion Cut Proposed, Also Asks Smaller Tax Roost

Byrd Would Carve Budget Of $7 Billion   Dixie-GOP Grout Cries ‘Socialism’ T« Budget Requests

Byrd Favors Budget Slash   Would Cut 7 Billion Off Truman's Request

Senators Would Cut Budget Submitted By President   Would Cut Budget 7 Billion Dollars

Byrd Urges. New Budget Be Slashed  By Congress   Senator Declares Non-Defense Sum Of Truman Wrong

Byrd Proposes Congress Cut Truman Budget   Would Lop $7 Billion and Trim Tax Boost to $9.5 Billion

Big Cut In U.S. Budget   Senator Suggests Reduction In Expenditures

Byrd Says Savings Can Be Made With No Cut In Defense   Coalition Ready To Fight ‘Fair Deal’’ Proposals

Byrd Urges CutIn Budget Of S7 Billion   y Virginian Would Increase Taxes By $9.5 Billion Instead Of 16

Byrd Proposes $7 Billion Cut In New Budget   This Would Leave Only $9.5 Billion For Tax Increase, The Sanntar Evrinin:

Byrd Wants 7 Billion In Budget Cut   Also Lowers Amount Needed In New Tax To Balance Spending

Sen. Byrd Calls For Cut In New Budge  Coalition Gears For Fight On “Fair Deal” Mecsures

SENATOR CALLS FOR HEAVY GUTS BY GOVERNMENT   Proposal Made To Carve Seven Billion Dollars Out Of NonDefense. Costs Of Nation.

Byrd Would Cut Budget 7 Billions   Would Make Huge Slash In Proposed Taxes Without Impairing Any Defense Funds

Cut Budget And Ease Tax Hike, Byrd Proposes   Virginia Democrat Insists Extravagant Spending Must Be Checked; GOP's Hit “Spending-As-Usual”

Byrd Calls For Cut In New Budget   Virginia Senator Fails To See Need For Huge Tax Hike

Sen. Byrd Would Carve Budget Bid   Virginian Proposes $7 Billion Be Cut From Tax Request

Sen. Byrd Demands Slash In Trumans Big Budget   Calls New Tax Requesis ‘Height Of Fiscal Irresnonsibilityv’ In Denouncina Proaram

Sen. Byrd Asks $7 Billion Cut In New Budget   Claims Only $9.5 5 Billion PayAs-You-Go Tax Hike Would Be Necessary ©

Congressmen Assail ‘Fair Deal’ Budget   Sen. Byrd Calls For Reduction In Huge Truman Tax Request

$7,000,000,000 CUT PROPOSED   Byrd Wants That Amount Carved From Proposed  $16, 000, 000,000

Byrd Raps New Budget   Cails for $7 Billion Cut in Spending And Much Lower Tax Hike

Byrd Proposing Slashes in Big New Budget   Virginia Senator Says His Plan Would Not Deny Defense Dollars

Byrd Wants Slash In Spending Plans  Says Non-Defense Items Too High

Would Not Hurt Defense  Smaller National Sete t Less Taxes Advocated by Sen. Byrd

Pienaar by. beth 100° Byrd: Proposes Seven Billion  Cut in Budget

Byrd Wants Truman’s Big Budget Cut  : Virginia Democrat i mange     am me ele pe   Virginia Democrat Proposes Cut Of $7 Billion; Also Would Cut Taxes

Senator Proposes Congress Carve $7,000,000,000 From Truman's Huge New Budget

—OPPOSES TRUMAN SPENDING-~ Senator Byrd W ould Cut Budget Requests

Byrd Wants Truman’s Big Budget Cut   Virginia Democrat Proposes Cut Of $7 Billion; Also Would Cut Taxes

Tax Scandals Hearing Has Been Delayed   New Developments « Has Caused Change In Inquiry Plans

Another Fireball Flashes Over Tucumeari Area  Hunt for Fragments

Mexico Scene of Search for Meteor Bits   “New Mexico Expert Says Frequency of Fall Unprecedented

Home . Edition.  PRICE 7 CENTS.   Five People See Object. In Morning

UNITED NATIONS TROOPS SMASH INTO RED LINE   Thundering Barrage Sets Stage for Allied Offensive on Korean Front.

~-EUROPEANS FEAR ATOM BLASTMillions Terrified By Violent Earth Tremor

Mystery ‘Quake Scares Millions In North Europe  mi ge   German Scientist Discounts Reports Of Atom Bomb Blast

Seismologists Express View It Could Not Have Been An Atomic Blast

Violent Tremor Rocks N. Europe; Possibility Of An Atomic Blast Seen

Millions in Europe Terrified by Violent Tremor, Followed by Giant Gust of Wind.   © EPICENTER IS IN EAST GERMANY   Some Thought Atomic Explosion Set Off; U. S. Scientist Says it Was Earth Resettlement.

Hint A-Bomb   Fierce Gales Lash English, French . Coasts. Damace Hiah

Was It Atom? Europe Asks  In Big Quake   Center Of Tremor Fixed Near Thuringia In Red East Germany

Quake Hits. Area East Of  Tron Curtain   West German Expert Says Tremor Could Be Result Of Explosion

Earth Convulsion  Terrifies Europe  ‘One Of: Severest Tremors Ever Recorded In

Scientists Are Baffled By Most Mysterious Tremor Ever Recorded In Northern Europe

Violent Tremor  Startles West  Europe Section Scientists Disagree

Violent Earth Shock Shakes North Europe   Atomic-Sized Blast Inside East Germany Seen Possible Cause

Violent Earth Tremor Alarms  Northern Europe  Many Fear Quake fanead By Atamice   Many Fear Quake Caused By Atomic Blast In Red Germany

Violent Tremor Shakes Much Of Western Europe; Explosion Angle Is Considered

Shock In Western Area... .  luuropeans Shaken  By Violent Tremor

Shake Razes Ruins of War: Gale Strikes   Wind-lashed Rain Helps Give Continent Wildest Recent Day  a a ic es

Terrific Wind Follows Giant Earth Tremor   , Epicenter In Red Germany

Violent Earth Tremor Shakes West Europe, Origin Of Quake  Behind Reds’ Iron Curtain

Violent Tremor Shakes Europe;   Source Puzzle:   [Report Possibility Quake Caused By Atomic Blast Not Ruled Out Entirely

TEMPERATURE   Blame A-Bomb Or Quake   Huge Seas, Gales Rake Coastline

Many Thought It Was Red Atom Bomb— “  Earth Shock:and Wild Weather Terrify Millions of Europeans

Quake Scares Millions in West Europe   First. Thought A-bomb; Continent Lashed by Sturm

European Quake Terrifies Millions   Explosion Is Ruled Out as Cause of Severe Tremorce

Severe Tremor Shakes Europe   Millions Terrified by Atomic Size Explosion

Tremors Felt In France And Belgium   Fierce Gales Tie Up Shipping, Inflict Damage

N. 0. Cotton   Sovbeans   Violent Earth Tremor Behind ‘Curtain’ Startles Europe

Millions in Northern Europe Are Terrified Today By Violent Shuddering of Earth, Believed by  Some to Be Atomic-Sized Explosion in Germany ~

Earthquake, Gales and Heavy Rains Batter Europe   Tremor One of Most Severe Ever Recorded in Germany.

Millions Terrified as Tremors Shake Extensive Area—Slight Damag   Violent Quake Jolts Europe

Tremor Rocks Europe   Center of Disturbance In Eastern Germany; Some Think It May  Have Been Atom Blast

EarthTremor Shakes Much Of Europe   Possibility Of Atomic Explosion Behind Jron Curtain Not Ruled Out But Discounted

Violent Earth Tremor, Possible Atom Explosion, Shakes Western Europe

Quake Terrifies Northern Europe  Hint at Atomic-Sizec Blast tnside German)

Atom Explosion Hint Discounted By Reich Savant   Temblor Accompanied By Heavy Seas Which Delay Luxury Liners

Earthquake or Atom Bomb?-Violent Tremor Reported Behind Iron Curtain

EARTHQUAKE CAUSES ATOM BOMB SCARE   Millions in Europe Territied by Violent Tremor, Followed by Giant Gust of Wind.   EPICENTER IS IN EAST GERMANY   Some Thought Atomic Ex. plosion Set Off; U. S Scientist Says it Was Earth Resettlement.

Violent Earth Tremor Shakes Western Europe   Possibility OF Big Atomic Blast Is Considered

Quake Or Atomic?  Blast Shakes Europe And ‘Composure Of Millions

Lurope Rocked by  Violent Tremor   Earthquake or Atomic Blast in Russ Zone ? Experts Not Decided

Violent Quake — Terrifies Millions   Giant Blast of Wind Hit: Germahy; Damage. . Not Extensive

Vast Area Feels Big Convulsion   Center Believed To Be in Russian Area; Atom Blast Possible

Roaring Wind Follows on Heels of Strange Earthquake  Violent Tremor Shakes North Europe and [errifies Populace

Quake Or Atom Blast? Big Tremor Terrifies Northern European Folks

Severe Tremor One Of Heaviest Felt In Germany  War Ruins Collapse As Earth’s Surface ls Rocked; Temblor

STRONG WINDS RAIN FOLLOW QUAKE   Some Say Tremor Caused By Atomic Explosion

Quake Felt in Six Countries Europeans Startled By. Earth Convulsion

{0 Warplanes Engage In Fight; 1 Migs Downed   One Of History’s  Biggest Contests’ With Jets Is Seen.

Two Soviet Type Planes Damaged   Air Fight Called One of Biggest In History

90 Jets Fight Big Air Battle  Over Korea   Outnumbered MIG’s En. gaged By Fighters Guarding Superfort Fleet

Legislature OK's Budget Of McKeldin   Provisions For Pay Raises Must Be Ironed Out By Senate - House

DEMOCRATS SET OWN PLAN FOR SHIFTING FUNDS   McKeldin Threatens To Veto Record-Breaking Budget Bill   HOUSE WILL NOT GO ALONG WITH SENATE

Simple Funeral Set For Petain   Condemned Traitor-Hero Denied Burial at Verdun Among His Own Troops

Forest Fires Hit Northwest States   Thousands of Acres Ablaze in Oregon

Worst Wind In 300 Years Sweeps Jamaica Island  Pacific Northwest’ Fights Spreading © Timberland Fires

Forest Fires In Northwest   15,000 Acres Ablaz  ee eee eee   15,000 Acres Ablaze In The Portland, Oxegon, Area.

- Legislature Heads For Adjournment . April 7; Appropriations Fight Looms

Blaik Admits Army Recruit: Footbal! Men   Coach Says Tactics  Necessary To Keep Up Stiff Schedule

WEST POINT — RECRUITS GRID PLAYERS -- BLAIK   Some Of 90 Cadets May Be Cleared Of Cribbing Charges

Admits Necruiting Of Football Stars  However, Blaik of Army Says Boys Must Pass Tests, Many Fail  NOT HIGH PRESSURED  Meanwhile, Officials Say Some Cadets May Not Be Booted   INOT HIGH PRESSURED

New York Paner Reports Coach Denies Story   High School Boy Quoted As Teiling Of Trip To Point

Says No Pressure  Is_Used  May Exonerate  Some of Eighty  In (Crihhine Seonde

Head Coach of West Point at First Denied It   Paper Tells How Star Got Six-Weeks Paid Vacation at Academy

COACH AGREES ARMY ACADEMY RECRUITS TEAM   DENIES ATTEMPTS TO HIGH-PRESSURE HIGH SCHOOL STARS

Coach Denies Any Pressure Put on Stars   Point Officials Say Extenuating Reasons May Clear Some of 90 \dmitting Cribbing

Point Officials Remain Silent About Reports   Claim Made Academy Recruited Players

Academy Silent On Recruiting  Offers To Football Players Charged

West Point Recruits Some Players For ‘Normal Schedule,’ Blaik Says

West Point Coach Admits Some Of Football Team Each Year Is Recruited From High Schools

Blaik Concedes Army ‘Recruits’ Cadets for Team  Denies West Point Pressure Tactics; Senate Probe Off

Some Of 80. West Pointers May Be Cleared; Senators Decide To Postpone Probe

West Point Recruited Athletes, Blaik Says   Nation’s High Schools Contacted For Promising Gridiron Materia!

Blaik Denies Inducements  Were Offered   West Point Is Silent on Report Of Recruiting

Coach Admits  Players Asked To West Point Review Cases of  Me Re A dine  he netmwmme   Review Cases of Academy Cheaters; 80 May Be Freed

Savs No Pre ssure  Is Used   May Exonerate Some of Eighty In Cribbing Scandal

ANY PRESSURE USED ON BOYS   Says Many Contact West Point, Ask to Take Entrance Test

Army Goes After Football Players, Coach Reveals   Must Do So to Maintain Schedule, Blaik Says.— No “High Pressure.”

Fewer Cadels Than 90. May Be Discharged   Officials Silent on Report That West. Poin Recruited Athletes  To Build Teams

High School Grid Players Recruited For West Point   Percentage of Army Team Secured in This Manner, States Blaik

Weather   ‘Blaik Says West Point Recruits Players  Michigen n Yo orialiesiiaiae  mthucce a Cha

Admits Recruiting Of Football Stars   However, Blaik of Army Says Boys Must Pass Tests, Many Fail   NOT HIGH PRESSURED   Meanwhile, Officials Say Some Cadets May Not Be Booted

Hoover Charge Draws Fire Of. Texas Senator .   Connally Challenges.

Flcone, Charge Europe ‘Laying Down’ On Job Challenged By Connally

Hoover's European Aid Claims Are Challenged   Sen. Connally Denies Charges Pact Nations Aren’t Helping Themselves

Hoover's Views Are Challenged  Connally Declares   Connally Declares Western Europe Is Doing Its Share

Connally In Challenge On Hoover's Talk   Democratic Leader Denies Europeans Holding Back

Connally Challenges F Hoover’s Contention Europe Isn’t Doing Enough For Defense

Connally Clashes Sharply with Hoover On Troops-to-Europe   “We've Sent No One There But Eisenhower, Texan Reminds Ex-President at Senate Hearina

RED CROSS DRIVE HEADS ARE NAMED   Mrs. Frank Stockton to Be Lawrence Residential Chairman   WILL OPEN MARCH

RED CROSS DRIVE ~ HEADS ARE NAMED   Mrs. Frank Stockton to Be Lawrence Residential hairman  Tater 6S i i eo bile tee haa I Re tar

1300 Oregon Prisoners Fail To End Sit-Down Strike After Five-Day Fasts

Australian Red Ban Measure Trailing  Electorate Voting On Outiawine Party

NO HEAVY MOISTURE FORECAST  Cold Front Bearing Rain, Snow To Cover South Plains. Today

“KKK KS MARSHALL SAYS DEATH RATE OF WOUNDED LESS THAN HALE OF WAR II TOLL

U.N. Guns Pour Fire Into Foe  “Clobhbered Them’   ‘Clobbered Them Officers Claim

U.N. Big Guns Stop Central Front Rush   'Clobbered Them,’ Declares Officer; Foe Hits East Hard  Ry TTOHN PANTOT Pir

REDS STRIKE BACK SHARPLY ON THO FRONTS IN KOREA   Charge in Center Stopped by Actillery Fire as Communists Near Allied Positions,   FOE PUSHES FORWARD IN EAST NEAR INJE   Attack Follows Heavy U.N Barrage Intended to Blast Enemy Forces From Bunkers.

Bugle-Blowing Reds Attack On East Front  Savage Assault Repulsed After

Etowah Wins   Allies Halt Wild Attack Of Red Foe   Artillery Pours In On Rushing Enemy   East, Central Lines Hold: Ethiopians And Turks Halt Counterattacks

U.N. Artillery Scorches  Attacking Red Regiments  Allied Forces Stop Bugling, Whistling  Communists in East, Central Korea  Enemy Opens Attacks at Night, But American Guns Repulse Hordes Short of Line

Big Artillery Barrage va. la hl  Crushes Two Attacks On Allied Positions

Reds Lash Out During Dark   Furious Night Attack Stopped by Heavy Artillery Just Short of Barbed Wire

U.N. Artillery Stops Commie Assault Try   Reds Attempt New  Assault With Piercing Sounds of Bugles and Whistles But Allies Half

(PROMISE TAX LL 1S QUICKLY SSED BY SENATE   ure Estimated to Raise  391,000,000 or Slightly  ess Than One House Rejected.   SLATION SENT TO LOWER BRANCH   Will Be Taken There ay, but Passage Is Not a Certainty by Any  Means.

Senate OK's Compromise Income Tax   Measure Goes To House Today After Smell Cut Made

New Measure Takes Smaller  Cut Of Income  House Votes Today; Outcome In Doubt

Senate Passes Compromise. Tax-Boost Bill   House Is Scheduled To Yote on Modifiec Levy Measure Today

TAX ON INCOME IS CUT LITTLE   Compromise Bill Before House. Today After ‘Joint Approval

Slight Reduction In Tax Measure Gets Senate OK   Bill Returns To House For Passage Tomorrow

Senate OK’s New Tax Bill House Vote Due Today  $41,000,000 Cut From Measur e  Which House

Approval In House Due Today   Compromise Bill Increases Tax 11 Percent instead Of12%%

Senate Quickly Passes New Tax Measure  House To Take Up  Revised Version of Income Levy Bill

Voice Vote Sends Bill To House   New Compromise Put Together In Two Hours

Measure Goes Back to House For Vote Today   New Compromise Bill Put Together Quickly: May Adjourn Saturday

Tax Boost Reduced in New Bill   Compromise Measure Is Quickly Passed by the Senate.

Senate Okehs  New Tax Law  Compromise Goes To House With Only Small Slash In Levy Proposals

Tax Bill Goes To House for Final Action   Compromise Quickly Okayed by Senate— Some Taxes Lowered

Naw Version To Gall Fay Siigntiy Lass income ayes   Now It's Up to House Again With Some Hore of Passing

Mystery Blast Kills Prominent Negro Leader  Wife Hurt As Florida Lama le Dinnall Onar   Wife Hurt As Florida Home Is Ripped Oper

Rain Limits Action On Korean Front   Six Scattered Patrol Attacks Reported

Rain and Fog: Limits Action In Korean War   Only Patrol Clashes On Central Front 

INVESTIGATION INTO TWO MORE BUREAUS   " House Probers Looking Into Ree erds Of Detroit And Char1 totte Offices

Lift Collapses, 20 Skiers Hurt  Cable Jumps Wheel, lassengers Tumble

UN Gets Set For Big Drive   Ships, Big Guns Join In For Mighty Bombardment

bth Army Digs In To Defend Seoul Sector   Bold Decision Is Made By General On Reds’ May Day

Van Fleet Makes Sudden Decision  To Defend Seoul   Monster Artillery Barrage Smashes Reds Preparing For Big May Day Push

Enemy Moves Up Reserves   For ‘Assault   Drive Expected to Begin On May Day Holiday; Kae Paces 76.000

Soviet Boycott Expected affer Attacks Fizzle   Commies Blocked, For Present at Least, In Far East Tactics

USSR Crushed In Every Try To Stall Pact   49 Nations Join Ceremony; Boycott By Reds Expected

Severe Diplomatic Defeat Handed To Communists   SOVIET UNION   Refuses To Sign With Czechoslovakia And Poland Following Suit

Russia Suffers Worst Defeat In Diplomacy   Soviet Envoys Fail To Break Jap Peace— 18 Nations to Sign Treaty at Noon Today

Soviet Suffers Worst Diplo matic Beating of Post-War  Era in Jap Treaty Conference.  49 OF 52 NATIONS 

Diplomatic Slap Handed To Gromyko  Russians Defeated In Efforts To Stall

Kremlin Suffers  Worst Diplomatic  Post-War Defeat Russians’ Efforts  _To Wreck Japanese Peace Treaty Fail      Moscow Orders. Czech Workers To.Get Busy

ON THE INSIDE   [TRAFFIC WRECKS KILL 70 ae Christmas Season Deaths  ln Texas Hit Total of 105

Yule Holiday Toll Up to 107 in Texas  State Death Count Leads Nation: 764 Lose Lives

$250,000 Surprise!  Former Chauffeur Is Left Tidy Fortune By Woman for Whom He Worked for 3] Years

Secret Police Have Field  State Department Man Said in Russian Prisor

Recent World Series Is Worth $6,446 To Each Member of New York Yankees

Massive Enemy Forces Racing to Cut Oft UN Armvy’s Escape Route   Allied Resistance Stiffens Where Red China Horde Poses Main Threat; Bie Ate Base at Suwon Is Abandoned

Allies Retreat Along Entire Korean Front  Reds Smashing At   Reds Smashing At Wonju Trying To Flank 8th Army

Chinese 60 Miles In South   Attempt To Roll Retreating Eighth To Western Coast

Chinese 60 Miles South Of Parallel   Communists Attempting To Outflank Eighth Army Retreatine From Seoul

Suwon Ai rpore Abando nedTs  Chivces ‘Ral,   2mmauists Trying To Outflank Sth Arniy  And Pash U To Ses

Allies Flee Before  Relentless Commie Drive Rolling South   Big Allied Air Base Of Suwon In Hands Of Enemy; Wonju Doomed By Red Offensive Reaching 60 Miles South Of Parallel 38

UN Forces Are Pinched Out Of Suwon Airbase   Reds Now 60 Miles South OF 38th Parallel With City of Wonju About  = To Fall Toe Communists

Allies Forced To Fall Back All Along Line   Relentless Chinese Drive Pushes 60 Miles Below 38th In One Sector

Suwon Field Lost As Reds Hit At Flank   210,000 Enemy Troops Fight For Wonju; Red, Allied Artillery Duel

Relentless Red  Pressure Dooms City of Wonju   Suwon Airbase Abandoned, Foe Racing To Pin Allies Against Korean Coast

REDD AEEPING UP DAVE ON EVERY FRONT   Suwon Airbase Below Seoul Abandoned; Wonju Ie Doomed.

Airbase At Suwon Abandoned   Wonju Is Scene of Heaviest Fighting; Pressure Ils Heavy

Allies Fall Back All Along Korean FrontDuring Safurday   Communists Hurling Huge Ferea At Wonju, Key Paint, in EFfort te: Flank U.S, Eighth Army Retreating From Seon

Communists Continue Trying Desperately To Flank U. S. Eighth Army Retreating From Seoul; Enemy Also Heads Toward Chechon

Red Offensive 60 Miles South Of Parallel 38   Allies Are Forced To Quit Big Airfield At Suwon

Plan To Divide DraftAndUMT  Gains Backing   Vinson Predicts, However, That Barden’s Proposal Will Be Defeated

Kefauver Says  Cifies Must  Clean Houses Senator Tells Of  Need For Crime Actinn Naw

Cities Should Clean Selves   Don’t Look to Congress Kefauver Says, Urging End to Inquiry

 Probe Chief Says Cities Should-Clean Out Own Un savory Underwarlds Without Aid.of Congress

Kefauver Says Cities Should Rout Gangsters  Senator Declines To   Senator Declines To Extend Crime Probe Bevond March 31

Kelauver O pposes Probe Extension Time Has Come for  Cities to Take Over. Inquiry Chief Says

Kefauver Would End  Crime Probe   Chairman Says Cities Must Act; Tobey Wants To Go On

‘Clean House, Prober Tells Nation’s Cities   Kefanver Declares No Aid By Congress In Crime-Sweepmg

Return Isies, Yoshida Begs Of Conquerors   Delegates of 48 Nations  Are Expected to Sign Danaral Nonn

Japs’ Premier, Accepting Pact, Pledges Peace  Gromyko Takes Walk Out and Then Walks Bact

Allfime Highs Coming for Jett City, Boonville   Weather Bureau Issues Special Flood Warnina

Hourly Pay Increases And. New Contract Is Demanded Of Nation’s Steel Mills —

Union Chiefs Threaten Steel Strike  New Year’s Day Set As Deadtine for Contract Renewal

Murray Warns Of Deadline for Steel Contract   New Year's Day Set As Date for Dispute if Stalemate Continue:

"WE WILL NOT WORK WITHOUT CONTRACT  New Year's Steel Strike Threatened

STEEL WALKOUT PREDICTED BY UNION LEADER   Murray Says Industry Not Bargaining In Good Faith      UNION DEMANDING 15-CENT INCREASE

Union Pressing For Wage Boost Other Benefits   Serves Notice On ‘Big Steel;’ Makes 22-Point Demands

New Year's Day Walkout Set By clo  U.S. Steel Industry Faces Strike Threat

STEEL WORKERS THREATEN 10 (0 ON OTRIKE JAN.    Notice Served on Industry That Men Will Walk Out Unless They Get 15-Cent Hiourly Wage Hike.   MURRAY BELIEVES TILUP UNAVOIDABLE   Companies Contend They Cannot Increase Size of Paychecks Unless Granted Price Relief.

Big Steel’ Is Accused Of Bad Faith In Parley  Ching May Reveal Government’s. Plans In Stalemate Today

Murray Claims Strike Dee. 31 Is Unavoidable   Unionists Won't Work Without Contract, He Says After Conclave

Steel Workers Set Strike Date   Demand 15¢ Hike to Avert Wolkout

Steel Union Threatens To Strike January 1   Asks 15 Cents, Other Benefits; Will Not Work  Without Contract

Mercury Dips 13 Below in County   Four Below in Oil City Weatherman Predicts Little Warmer Sunday

Mercury Dips 18 Below in County  Four Below in Oil City Weatherman Predicts  Wand. Ula meee Suandou

FORECAST MORE SNOW FOR CHICAGL   CITY HEARS PREDICTION As IT LIES BURIED UNDER DEEP BLANKET,

Chicage Facing Mare Snowfall  oO Ta 10 Ralnw Fanart   Zero To 10 Below Expected This Morning

Freedom for Four Forecast In Few Hours   U. S. Agrees to Pay $120,000 Tag Set by Hungary

Truman Labor Relations Appear To Be Weakened   Senate Inquiry Into Railroad Dispute Shows » Otrained Relations Between President. Tlnions

Senate Labor Group Probes Rail Dispute  Inquiry Adding To President's Many Worries

Labor Trouble Proves Added Headache To  Government   Senate Committee Hears Comolaints

TRUMAN MEETS LABOR TROUBLE   Friction Being Rubbed With No Soothing Balm In Committee

Labor Group Has Truman In Hot Spot  Using Probe   President’s Friends Among Sharp Policy Critics, In Dispute

UNETHICAL CONDUCT CHARGED Scientist Defends Cancer Drug Despite Medical Society Rebuff

Volcano Spews Sea of Mud : I ® . (23 Known Dead, 34 Missing ‘In New Zealand Eruption

ST. JOE SAMSON AND DELILAH IN REVERSE Girl’s Dad Sues Singing Barber Who Cut Bangs Across Cowlick

Enemy Halts Two Bids To  Cross Han   Communist Forces Still Pull Back Fast Along Central Line

Rain-Soaked GIs Blocked At Han Line  Planes Hammer Fleeing Enemy; Navy Rocks Coast

Enemy Blocks Han Crossings   Tanks Bogged Down in Mud; Warships Bombard Both Coasts of Korea

DRIVING HAIN TURNS KORCAN FRONT TO MUD   Allies Flatten Reds’ Bulge in Central Area - at Wonju.

Allies Flatten Out Big Red Bulge 2U.N. Attempts To Cross Han Are Stopped By Reds

Allied Troops Flatten Bulge Near Wonju   Driving Rain Soaks Korean Battlefront, Bogvsing Down War

ALLIED EFFORTS TO FORGE RIVER AT 2 POINTS FAIL   Heavy Rains Turn Korean Battle Front Into Huge Mud Puddle, Mire Tanks and Trucks; Red Mortar Fire Accurate.

Reds Hammered Back Near Wonju   Enemy Resistance Stiffens At Two Points on Han River

Battlefield Turned Into  Mud Puddle  Communists Block Crossing Of Han

Wonju Bulge Pushed Back By Allies   Red Mortars Bar Han Crossing— Other Forces Gair

Americans and British Troops Mop Up Red Stragglers South of River; Guns Blast Coast.  RAIN SOAKS GI’S, BOGS DOWN TANKS

AN CROSSING BLOCK ED  Allies Flatten OutReds Won  Bulge in Korea

Stiff Resistance Met At Han Rivei On West Front   Red Armor Forces Allies Back In Attempts To Cross River: Chuchon Taken In 10-Mile Gain

KoreanMud Bogs Down UN Forces   Driving Rain Slows Action —Allies Gain Slightly In Center, Halt in West   SHIFT IN COMMAND   Brig. Gen. Joseph Bradley Is New CO of the 25th Division: Kean to US

Red Defenses Hold, However At Han River   No Replacements For Yanks in Korec Are Likely Soon

Win Back Ten Miles Lost Earlier   Resistance Very Light There, But in West Foe Drives Back Patrols Trying-to Cross Han —

RAIN TURNS KOREA INTO MUD PUDDLE   toaked GI’s Flatten Out  Wonju Bulge But Fail to Cross the Han River.   RAIN DEEPENS ALLIES’ MISERIES   Tanks Bog Down, Foxholes Fill With Water. Troops Get First ‘Shower’ in Month.

Flatten Red Bulge At Wojnu; 2 Tries To Cross Han Fail   Rain Turns Whole Korean Front Into A Mud-Puddle

Tank Paintéd Like Tige   Battle for Korea See-Saws.as Rain  Floods War Scene

Allies Straighten Military Lines tn Central Korea   Driving Rain Bogs Down Tanks, Fills Foxholes Along Entire Front: Enemy Mortar Fire Heavy

Enemy's Wonju Bulge Flattened Out by Allies  Reds Block UN Try To Cross Han River

Red Fire Repulses Crossings of Han   Heavy Rains Soak Frontline, Fill Foxholes. Bog Tanks

Reds Block Allies At Han River   Attempt By U.N. Forces To Span Stream Halted

River Crossing  Blocked   Evidence of Hasty Enemy Retreat Is Reported

Water Fills Foxholes, But Soldiers Get First Baths in Month: “Mo” Bombards Reds

Wonju Bulge Is Flattened By U.N. Force   Heavy And Accurate Enemy Mortar Fire Drives Patrols Back;  Warships In Action

Reds’ Wonju Bulge Is Reduced by Allies   Enemy Line Flattened Out in Central Korea But Two Attempts to Cross Han River in West Are Blocked by Heavy and Accurate Mortar Fire.   FRONT DRENCHED BY RAIN

Allies Flatten Out Reds’ Wonju Bulge But Attempt To Cross Han River Is Blocked; Driving Rain Turns Whole Korea Battle Front Into Mud Puddle

Heavy Rains Turn Korean Fight Scene  Into Swamps   Chinese Flattened At Wonju, Advance Patrols Moving Up

Rain Soaked Gls Battle *   Driving Downpour Hits. Whole Front; Reds Turn Patrol: as

Warfare Bows To  Relentless Rain   Whole Korean Battlefront Transformed Into Sea  of Mud   HAN CROSSING STALLED   Red Bulge at Wonju in Central Korea Flattened by Allies

U.N. Forces Fail  ln Tass a AHam nite TT iWwU Aliuinprs  To Go Across Han  40,000 Invaders Retreat Further In ‘Hot’ Salient

Hard Rain Increases  War Misery   Red Mortar Fire Drives Back Armored Unit —Stragglers Are Mopped ‘Up  Planes, Ships Help Air Sortied, Naval Fire  Added to Power of Ground Troops

Relentless Rain Soaks War Zone   GI's Drenched, Tanks Bogged Down, Foxholes Filled And Miseries At Front Are Deepened By Steady Downpour

HAN RIVER LINE HELO BY ENEMY IN WEST KOREA   [Two Attempts To Cross It Blocked By Reds-—U.N. Troops Push Forward On East Front.

Allied Forces Flatten Wonju Bulae in Korea   But Reds Block 2 Attempts in West to Cross Han River

RAIN DEEPENS ALLIES’ MISERIES   Tanks Bog Down, Foxholes Fill With Water. Troops Get First ‘Shower’ in Month.

Allied Spearheads Forced Back under Heavy Mortar Fire   Tanks Bog Down as Weather Turns Front into Mud Puddle; Navy Guns Blast Both Coasts

Chinese Block New Affempt To Cross Han River   Driving Rains Turn

YanksMopUp Enemy South Of Han River   Heavy Mortar Fire Blocks Two New U. N. Thrusts Seven Miles East of Seoul

Turn Back Crossing Attempts  Rain Turns Front   Rain Turns Front Into Mud Puddle

Whole Battlefront Made Mud Hole By Heavy Rains   GI's Miseries Deepened As Foxkoles Are Filled And Tanks Dez Down

But Attempts To Cross Han Are Blocked   Relentless Rain  Turns Battlefront Into Mud Puddle, Bogs Down Tanks

Heavy Rain Slows Action on Korean Froni   Allies Move Ahead in Central Area But Meet Resistance Near the Han

Enemy Thwarts Allied Attempts In Han Crossing   Rain Turns Front Into Quagmire As Enemy Stiffens

Communists Block Two New Allied Attempts to Cross The Han River   Relentless Rain Turns Battlefront Into Mud Puddle

Foe Repulses Allied Force At Han River   Enemy Mortar Blasts Drive Patrols Back In Area Near Seoul

Heavy Mortar Fire Drives Armored Patrol Back East Of Seoul   Rain Soaks GI's, Bogs Down Tanks   UN Flattens Out Bulge Al Wonju; Naval Guns Rock Both Coast«

Warfare Bows lo  Relentless Rain Whole Korean Battlefront   Whole Korean Battlefront Transformed Into Sea of Mud   Baru 6 TS De eel  Red Bulge at Wonju in Central Korea Flattened by Allies

U. N FLATTENS RED BULGE AT WONJU IN CENTRAL KOREA   Foe Blocks 2 Allied Tries To Cross Han; Heavy Rain Turns Front To Quagmire

Hard Rain Turns Whole Battlefront Area Into One Big Mud Puddle   Trucks are Bogeed Foxholes Fill Up   ‘Reds Block 2 Allied   Attempts to Cross   Han River at Seoul

ALLIES SMASH CHINESE REDS’ WONJU BULGE      Driving Rains Turn Whole Korean Battlefront ’ Into Mud Puddle

ALLIED FORCES FLATTEN REDS’ WONJU BULGE   BUT COMMUNISTS BLOCK ATTEMPTS TO CROSS THE HAN

Wonju Bulge Erased; Reds Block 2 New Jabs at Han   Driving Rain Turns Entire Front Into  Mud Puddle

FRONT TURNED INTO MUD PUDDLE   Enemy Mortar Fire Drives Back Armored Patrol   Block Two New Attempts To Cross Han: Naval Guns Kock Coasts

8-15 Below  Forecast For Area Tenight  Water Pipes Hard Hit; Auto Owners  Have Difficeultiee

8-15 Below Forecast For Area Tonight  Water PIPES Hard  Bdt,, £.2.. fF. ae   Water Pipes Hard Hit; Auto Owners Hove Difficulties

More Draftees Needed for Marine Corps Expansion   Selective Service To Call 55,000 In November, December

Planned Draft Call Raised For November  Would Add 5300 To Marine Corps

Railroads Dealt Damaging Blow By Floods.   Property Damage To Run Into High Fiqures

Railroads Take Big Flood Loss   Property Damage Held Staggering: Extent Still Unknown

Floods in Midwest Hit Railroads Staggering Blow; Losses Still Cannot Be Calculated

EDTIMATEo Ot DAMAGE WAIT FOR GLEANUPS   Some Trains Still Cancelled and Others Detoured on Other Roads.

Labor Official Denounces New Bracero Pact   Terms Agreement With Mexico As ‘Fraud’ Document

Farm Labor Union Official  Denounces New Agreement As Gross Fraud and Deceit

Mingo School Heads Charged   ‘Three Members of Board, Supermtendent Cited

Wilson Warns Of Danger In War Truce   Mobilization Chief Asks Continued Rearmament Speed

Wilson Warns Truce Bid Red Plan to Get U.S. to Drop Guard   Shocked to Learn of Movement to ‘Wreck’ Defense Program, He Tells Nation; Move by GOP’s to Curb Price Powers Beaten in House

Wilson Questions Whether Red Truce Bid Is Trick To Wreck U.S. Defense Program

MOBILIZER URGES AMERICANS NOT TO ‘DROP GUARD   Suggests Russians Are Trying to Undermine U.S. Defense Effort   ASKS STRONG CURBS   Rearmament Must Go On, He Declares in Radio Talk to Nation

Wilson Holds Apathy Would Please Soviet   Mobilizer Appeals Anew For Strong Price Controls

Wilson Fears Double-Cross In Red Offer   Chief Mobilizer Says Soviets Wan Our Guard Down

a ee eee  Red Truce Bid May Be Feint Is Warning Of Wilson Of Johnson

Claims Russian Truce Bid “Maneuver” to Get U. S. to Drop Its Guard

Red Truce Bid May Be Trick, Wilson Warns   Defense Chief Calls for Strong Controls to Meet Aggression

Ridgway Asks Monday Session on Resumption   ' Refuses to Reopen Neutrality Charges if Truce Talks Start

Asks Parley On Renewal Of Talks   ‘Ridgway Urges Meeting Of U.N. and Communist Liaison Officers.

UN Commander Flatly Refuses AllRed Charges  Message Held 3 Days Afar Wachinetan   Message Held 3 Days After Washington Orders It Toned Down

Message to Reds Puts Responsibility For Breakdown Qn Their Shoulders: Rejects Former Charges, But Doesn’t Set Conditions

AEFUato ANY DEBATING OF OLD CHARGES   Proposes Liaison Officers Draft Conditions for Reopening Parley.

Meeting Asked Near Kaesong To Lay Plans   Ridgway Dismisses Communist Charges Of Truce Violations

Officers Will Contact Reds   Rejects Enemy  Charge Relative To Neutral Zone

Slush, Mud. Floods Hit State Hard  Drops Some at Chaska, Shakopee

SERIES OF TALKS   ROTC Units at KU to Present Military Policy in United States

SERIES OF TALKS   OJENILD Ul ILALAD  ROTC Units at KU to Present Military Policy in United States

Censorship Is Planned In War  Communications Curb Program Announced

Train Kills Family of 4 Near Lebanon   At Least Eight Persons Perish jn Easter Traffic ‘Tragedies in Indiana.

REGIONAL HOLY NAME MEN ATTEND MEETING   Rev. Cyril J. Allwein Speaks At Gettysburg Gathering—April Session At Conewago

June Coming In With Rain, Cool Weather   After Holiday 90, 70-Degree Air Is Movira In

Gulf Between Fine’s Income Tax Supports And Oppositionn Led By 11 GOP Senators   TWO REPUBLICAN LEADERS GIVE VIEW!

Tax Issue Splitting State GOP  Walker, Taylor in  Chanun Evahkanmmne   Walker, Taylor in Sharp Exchange; Income Tax Foes Holding Ground

The business men are asked to get their festooning at the city light plant.

How Much Does Candidate Put Into Campaign?   Woman Senator Hopes Ohio Investigation To Provide Answer

MAINE’S WOMAN SENATOR Solon Hopes Hearings Teach About Campaign Spending

Wants Method To Learn Exac’  Campaign Cos!  Wawinn Gonatnkn      oe BR OD  Woman Senator Speaks Out On  Taft.Peronson Issue

Plan Sought  For Check On  Vote Spending Ohio PAC Aid Called  Again At Hearing On Taft-Ferguson Race

Judge Grants Two Divorces.  Mrs. Riemenschneide:  To Receive $15,000

Basketball ‘Fix’ Scandal Revealed, ‘Arrest Two Ex-Manhattan Players -

Deadlock 1s Holding on  Rail Tieup   Switchmen in With Mediation Board Members

Quick End Of Walkout  Is Remote   May Have To Stop Car-Making If Tieup Goes Into Another Week, Claim

; Given Frison term Minnesotan Is Convicted In Whipping Cult Deaths

SENTENCED FOR FATAL WHIPPING OF TWO WOMEN   Cult Leader Pleads Guilty; Say He Was Possessed By Satan.

Husky Railroad Man Pleads Guilty In Flagellation: Deaths Of Two. Women  Whinping Cult Leader Going To Prison

Whipper Is Prison-Bound  Self-Admitted Head of Cull Sentenced for Fatal Whip. ping of Wife and Anothe:

1949 CROP CORN. LOANS ARE NOW EXTENDED 10 1952   Farmers Must Apply “To PMA Office In Williamsburg Soon

Big Three Plan Middle Eastern Military Forces  ~~ Pee re a   Separate Command Including Greece, Turkey, Proposed

wJUurprise BROSUIT :  Big Three Agree On Separate Pact Command In Middle East

Mid-East Command Seen as NATO Aim   Separate Unit Proposed Independent of ken Greece. Turkey Endorsed

New Defense Link 0.K.’d For Mid East   ‘Big Three’ Agree On Separate N.A.T.O. With Turkey As Key

Pact.Nations Reach Accorc  For Defenses   E NATO Admits Greéce, Turkey, To Strengthen Bloc Against Russia ~

Separate Pact In Middle East Fruit Of NATO   Private Talks Set  Up Agreement In Big Three Circles

ALLIES AGREE ON NATO COMMAND ‘TN MIDDLE EAST   Greek-Turk Membership Approved At Final Ottawa  Caceltan

Big 3 to Set Up Separate Command in Middle East  U. S., Britain and France Reported Agreed On Move When Greece and Turkey Join Pact

Big 3 Plan Is Reported As Approved   U. S., Britain And France Substantially Agree on Organizing Separate Command

 Surprise Kesult —~  Big Three Agree On Senarste Pact Command In Middle East

New Treaty  Group Favored  NATO Would Set Up Middle East Command

Middle East Command to Be Created   New Defense Setup Agreed on When Greece. Turkey Join Pact

MIDDLE EAST DEFENSE PLAN   Idea Developed At Ottawa Makes Good Use of Greece, Turkey.

Treaty Pacts With Greece, Turkey Seen   Big Three Arranges Separate Avreement

Big Three Plan Arms Export To Middle East   Greece, Turkey Admission to NATO Signals New Alliance

FB Behe dS PRL 8 2  Greece And Turkey To. Be Members  Decision Made In ‘Big Three Meeting

Separate NATO Set-Up Hinted  Big Three Nations Act in Middle East

Middle East Command Is  To Be Set Ur  Greek, Turk Entrance In   Greek, Turk Entrance In Pact Forces Ils Approved

Big 3 Kyes NATO Setup For Turkey   Keystone Role Due  For Vital Nation   Next Session Of Group Is Due To Be Held In Rome In November

THREE NATIONS PLANNING PACT IN MIDDLE EAST   Separate North Atlantic Treaty Military Command Wins Approval! Of Big  Three Countries.

Admirals Hit the Beach . Infantry Rates a Well Done’ From Navy Brass Near Front

House Urges Trade Break With Czechs To Free Newsman  Asks Suspension Until Oatc le Out of Jail

Rocket-Powered Superman  Navv to Tect New One.Man Healicanter Sann

ACHESON SAYS PARALLEL IS PROPER GOAL   Senators Are Told “No Obligation” To Unify Korea

VALUABLE JIGSAW PUZZLE:  VALUABLE JIGSAW PU Teacher Finds Tot Playing Puzzle Iwith Tickets To Maryland-Navy Tilt

Solons Okay Truce Effort      ‘No Appeasement’ Theme Of Capital Reaction

Power Packed Kighth Army  Overruns Reds   Allied Supply Lines  Lengthen While Reds Shorten—The Vaunted lron Triangle Broken

Senate Denies Control Teeth  Farm Parity Prices Freeze Is Rejected

PENNINGTON COUPLE SHOT; HUNT HARRIS   “Black Charlie’ Harris Named as Assailant of Lulu Shelton Pennington and Husband, Guy.   AMBUSHED ON FAIRFIELD STREET   Their Car Blocked, Couple Seriously Wounded by ‘Machinegunner Who Escapes in Black Mercury.   BULLETIN!

GUY PENNINGTON AND WIFE ARE MACHINEGUNNE?   SERIOUSLY INJURED BY BOLD GUNMAN IN DOWNTOWN AREA

Their Car Blocked, Couple Seriously Wounded by Machinegunner Who Escapes in Black Mercury.   BULLETIN!

Solons Fail To Approve Bill On Anti-Pollution  Porterfield Will   Porterfield Will Seek Action Against New Phila And Dove

Morse Wants Full Inquiry on Nationalists   Asks Senate to Check Chinese Lobbying in U. S.

Twisters Wreck Two Schools In Oklahoma  Only Two Injured; Escape of Children ts Called Miracle

Unit of 28th Division Marches In Philadelphia's Armistice Day Parade

DANIEL FILES SUIT TO STOP RACE RESULTS   2 Phone Companies, Maceo Bookie Shops Named Defendants.

New Life Of Hope Begins For ‘Orphans Of War, Saved From Seoul In ‘Operation Kiddy Kar’

Operation ‘Kiddy Kar’ Has Saved 1,000 Korean War Orphans From Starvation

British Set To Pull Out Of Parley   Deadline Expires Without Acceptance Of British Demand

IKE I$ CALLED CERTAIN 1952 GOP SELECTION   State Legislator Says Meet With General  Confirms View

Backer Is Sure Ike fo Say Yes   Lawmaker Predicts General Will Run

Ike Will Take Nomination By  GOP SavsScoti        With Eisenhower Greatly Encouraged

Scott Sees Ike Running Next Year   After Visit, Predicts He'll Be Republican Nominee,

Election Lost By Boss Hague  Jersey Voters Shrug Off Crime Expose

HST Statement on MacArthur Stuns Senators   President Says He ‘Considered Firing General for a Year

Truman Discloses That lie Considered F ining ViacArthur For Past Year

Truman Says He Planned Firing ‘Mac’ a Year Ago   Senators, Stunned by Statement, Predict a Lonaer Inquiry

Truman Says He Considered Firing General for Year   Stunned Senators State They Might a: Well Begin Anew

Latest Truman Blast Stuns Senators; May Start M’Arthur Hearing All Ove

UN Forces Beat Back Big Attack By Communists   Tank-Supported Chinese Troops Oven Fire on Allies

HADACOL SALE PLANS DELAYED   LeBlanc Is Asked To Wait Until He ‘Hears From Them’

Send Troops, Dewey Argues   Claims Occupation Would Stranale U.S.

Backers of ‘Levy’  Hunting Strength   State Administration Hopeful of New Suppor For Income Tax Okay

State GOP Seeks New ‘ Tax Support  Expect Hearing On Income Levy Will Raduce Onnoacition

City Agrees To Pay Defense Fund Share   Commission Also Votes Rebate To Taxpayers On Inprovements

Legislators Favor  Lausche’s Progra  * No Dissent Heard from GOP Matoritv in Ohio Accsembly

No Republican Reaction To Lausche s Plan   Old Age Pension Hike Proposal Reduced To $5

Lausche Program Meets Approval   Introduce Bills To Boost Teachers’ Pay, Pensions

Plan Negotiation In Textile Mills   Threat Of Strikes Hangs Over Industry

RUSSIA GETS NEW BI) 10 JAP TALK   ACHESON INVITES MOSCOW TO REJOLEN DISCUS: SIONS ON TREATY.

1 (Fresh Lavitadion  Reds Get New Bid to ree In Talks on Pact With Japan

Acheson Extends Invitation To Russia To Rejoin Talks On Peace T realy With Japan

WOMAN SAT ON DOC’S LAP AT CONSULTATION   Says Psychologist Prescribed “Affair’’ as Speech © Trouble Remedy.

Aneurm Bevan Split Socialists By Resigning   British Government Plunged Into Crisis: New Elections Seen

British Cabinet Splifs as Bevan Quits Labor Job   Rearmament Budget Is Cause of Trouble; Government Fall Seer

MIDWEST HIT BY FRIGID WEATHER   Cold to Moderate Before ‘Reaching East  .

Red Advance To 11 Miles From Seoul  + Banthald T   ‘Last Foothold In North Korea Is Abandoned

UN TROOPS LOSE LAST MAJOR CITY ABOVE PARALLEL   Heavy Losses Fail To Halt Chinese Ground Troops

51 Clearings Debits n. $1,201,316,279 $1,417,208,426   Building Permits

FINE'S INCOME TAX MEASURE KILLED BY GOE   Party Leaders Chase State Bill Into Pigeonhole

State Income Tax Bill Killed In Harrisburg   New Action Over Substitute Levies Expected Today

Senate Shunts Measure Back To Committee   GOPs and Democrats Agree Issue Ended; Other Levies Eyed

Unanimous Vote Sends Levy Back To Committee  Thirty Republicans and 20 Demarraic   Thirty Republicans and 20 Democrats Join in Killing Measure Proposed by Governor: Clears Way for Action.

Army Chief of Staff Tests Allied Troops In West Germany With Tactical Quizzes

BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN  Czech Youth Leaves Home, Family to Escape Life Under the Reds

Czech ‘Best Worker’ Escapes Soviets While at Youth Rally      By ADAMEC LUKAS

Taft Says Nation Must Soon Decide On Korean Policy  Tells Senate He Fears Acheson ‘Appeasement Will Eventually Preva

VESPERS AT K. U   Fine Arts School to Present Program at Hoch Sundav

Reds, U.N. Face New Deadlock In Truce Talks  Allies Reiect Truce

Red Demands For Truce Line  ‘Are Rejected   UN lnsists Buffer Zone Be Established North Of Parallel

UN Rejects Red Demands for Truce Line on 38th Parallel   12th Cease-Fire Meeting Ends in Deadlock On Issue Which Holds Key to Fighting

Deadlock Ends  Twelfth Meeting Allies Ask Battle Line  For Defense Purposes

REDS DEADLOCKED ON TRUCE LINE   Communist Demand for 38th Parallel Rejected by Allied Negotiators.

on eaclocked Qn sunday Lines   Reds Want Te Move Back To 28th Parallel

Progress Slight For  Cease-Fire   Going Gets Rough As UN, Reds Tangle On Vital Issue

Bradley Yells Senate Inquiry Group:  Safeguards Needed In Korean Solution   Threat Of New Aggression Would Remain If Settlement Calls For Mere U.N. Withdrawal

High Winds Rip Through Middlewest   At Least Four Dead In Wake of  Severe Storm

Windstotms Claim Four Lives, Injure Scores: Property Damage in Millions

i Persons Die, Scores Hurt As Hurricane Winds Rip Across North Midwest

Storm Hits Midwest:   Scores Hurt In Twin Cities; Damage Is High

No. Midwest Is Hit by Hurricane Strength Winds   Minneapolis, St. Paul Lashed by Gales Up To 100 Miles an Hour

Storms Slash Twin Cities; Four-Perish   Winds of Hurricane Force Rip  Through Minnesota Causing Damage in Millions.  Re Tntad Prace

Twin Cities Of Minneapolis And St. Paul Lashed By 100 Mile Gales, Four Dead

NORTH MIDWi t BATTERED BY FIERCE STORM  Winds of Hurricane Proportions Bring

Wind Kills 4 in Northern  (Midwest Area   Scores Injured -and Millions Lost in Violent Assault

Winds of Hurricane Force Hit Northern Midwest. Four Killed. Scores injured

It's A Record!—  Mexico Couple First at MU To Enter Phi Beta Kappa

Howard Hill Shoots Himself In the Head   Was Last of Persons Wanted in Connection With Gas Refund Frauc

Colorado Pen Riots Probed  Top Levei Quiz   Top Levei Quiz Follows Outbreak

Combat Air Power To Be Increased   Bradley Says ‘Plane Is Still Best Method To; Deliver A-Romb

GEN. BRADLEY ASKS GREATER AIR STRENGTH   Says Joint Chiefs of Staff Want Buildup Started Now.

Gen. Bradley Asks Buildup In Air Power  Airplane Termed Best Method of Projecting’ Atom

Combat Air Must Grow, Bradley Says   Chief of Staft Declares Urgent Need of Strength

Combat Air Power ‘To Be Greater   General Bradley Discloses Joint Chiefs Agree Big Air Increase Necessary

NEED MORE — AIR POWER -~BRADLEY   Joint Chiefs of Staff Believe Buildup in Planes Must Start Now, General Says.

Joint Chiefs of Staff Agree on Need For Increased Air Power—Bradley

Bradley Says U.S. Must Hike Air Force   Major Strategy Calls For Bigger Combat Group

Gen. Omar Bradley Announces Nev Change In Strategy To Build Up Air Power For New “Atomic Era’

Bradley Calls or Increased Combat Force   Joint Chiefs Agree That Air Might Must Be Built Up to heep  Pace with Atomic Era

General Bradley Says All Forces Should Be Expanded Now for Protection 7     Stresses Air Power     Atomic Artillery Along With Guided Missiles Needs Perfection

A CASE FOR AIR POWER  Bradley Urges AF Boost To Fit Atom Era Tactics

BRADLEY URGES GREAT BUILDUP IN AIR POWER   IS BEST METHOD TO CARRY ATOMIC * WAR TO THE ENEMY

Hike Needed To Meet Era Of Atom War   Airplane Best Method Of Getting Nuclear Weapons To Targets

More Air Power Is Requested by General Bradley  Hints Atom Weapons Still Exnerimental

Bradley For Air Strength   Revising Strategy For Atomic War, Must Build Up U. S.  Combat Air Power

Vast Increase In Air Combat Must Be Made   ’ Bradley Points Out Need That Atomic Era Warfare Places Against Armament

Must Increase Qur Air Power  Bradley Stresses —s- Strateay Revision

Bradley Calls For Combat Air Powe;   Great Increase in Air Power Essential to Fit Atomic Warfare, Says Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff

We Mus Hike Our Air Arm, Bradley Says   Statement Comes In Key Address On Strategy Shift For Atom Era

Need Buildup Ot Air Power   Bradley Tells Of Revision To Fit Atomic Warfare

‘Air Force Must Expand Greatly, Bradley Warns   Must Include Increase In Navy ond Marine Air Strenath. He Savs

Must Increase ‘US. Combat Air, Bradley Warn:   Talks On Strategy Revision To Fit Atomic Warfare: Advises Added Forces

Gen. Bradley Speaks For Joint Chiefs   Says Strategy _ Revision Needec To Fit A- War

Bradley Says U.S. Must Up Air Strength  Strategy Revision   Strategy Revision Agreement By Chiefs Of Staff Revealed

JOINT CHIEFS SEE NEED FOR STRONGER U. §. AIR FORCES   Gen. Bradley Says Staff Agrees On Added Power For All Service Branches

Points to Atomic Lessons  Combat Air Strength Due For Boost, Bradley Hints

Bradley Says U. 5. Must Increase lts Air Power  Joint Chiefs are Agreed on Change To Fit Atom Era

Chiefs Favor Air Buildup, Says Bradley  View Represents Strategy Switch

Bradley Says U. §. Must Increase Air Force to 140 Wings   All Services Need Additional Strength for Atomic Warfare.

Greater U.S. Air Power Is Vital, Asserts Bradley   Strategy Revision in Atomic Age Revealed by Staff Chief

Bombers Drop Record Total   Air Force Unleashes "War's Heaviest’ Raid

Speed Picks Up in Legislature After Redistricting Roadblock Appears to Have Been Solved

MIEK:BOARD AND OPS TALK PRICES   State ‘Agency Proposes Increases on March ‘1

PMA I ans Av ailable  Maize Selling at $2.00 A Hundred Will Net <9 10 to $2.29 Stored

Truman Meets With Hoover™ And McGrath.   Believe President — May Take Action to Offset Tax Scandals

LAW OFFICERS MAY LEAD WAY IN GOVT. PROBE   President Is Thought Planning Move To Offset ‘‘Mess”’

Calls in McGrath And FBI Hoover As New Demands Are Voiced for  Former’s Ouster

Truman Confers With McGrath And FBI Chief   Name Of Justice Clark Is Heard In  ‘Indescrations’

Pension Leader Quits Under Fire  Clevelander Resigns; May Fire Dayton Man

Resians Under Fire In Lamneck’s State-Wide Old Age Pension Probe

Niagara Soldier Called Saboteur  Sergeant Accused Of Disabling Planes

Singer Picks Most Sexiest Voice List  Sinatra Leads But the Crosbys Win on Points

3 READY TO TALK IN CRIME PROBE   “Onice-Reluctant Witnesses To Testify At Hearing

Another Last Minute Gas Tax Compromise Fail   Members of Joint Committee Cannot Reach Agreement

Conferees Again Fail to _ Agree on Gas Tax Bill;  Will Make Final Attempt

Dozens of Portland Homes Reported Menaced; Forest Fires Threaten to Spread

LET US ‘SEE THE HORSE’ ~ UN Rejects Commie Plan To Halt Korea Fighting

Door Slammed On Reds’ Offer To End Fighting   Allies Want Foe To Accept Principle of ‘Buffer’ Zone

U.N. Slams Door On Red Plan For Cease Fire Now  Rejects Move To Halt Fighting Before Armistice eer  i=. 6 a wee oe 0hCUkMlCU

FAIL TO MAKE PROGRESS IN TRUCE PARLEY   Enemy Proposal For Cease-Fire Ta Turned Down

THREE HURT IN CRASH   Pleasure Car Goes Out of Control After Hitting Parked Truck

Defense Is Theme for Penna. Week  Six-Day Observance Featuring Exhibits

More Cage Stars Held  3 LIU Stars Cited   3 LIU Stars Cited In ‘Fix’ Scandal

State Police Smash Phoney Stamp Racket  Tt erence CU ec   Governor Claims Hoodlums Clean Up Ten Million

Distributors Evading Tax, Stevenson Says   $10 Million Lost Yearls Through Use of CounterFeit Stamps

STATE POLICE HIT COUNTERFEIT TAX STAMP RING   50 OFFICERS RAID CHICAGO WHOLESALE CIGARETTE DEALERS

MacArthur Hints at Veto of War Plans   Testifies Joint Chiefs Approved Them in January   Assumes President Or Marshall Threw Them Out, General Informe Committees

General Queried On Asian Policy   Pickets Protest Closed Sessions

Korean Plans Had Approval   General States Marshall May Also Have Decided Against Him   Document Read at Senate Committee Hearing Backs Up Claim: 3 Suaaestions Made Public

Deposed General Claims Truman or Marshall  Vetoed Manchuria Blow

General Assumes Truman or Marshall Vetoed Blockade of China, Use Of  Nationalists, Raiding Manchuria

DECLARES JOINT BOARD FAVORED CHINA BLOCKADE   MacArthur, Witness In Senate Probe, Says U. S. Staff Chiefs Urged His  Exact Proposals.

Vote $21 Millions For Operation of State Institutions   Big Legislative Job Is On Way To Completion at Kansas Capitol

Near End on Big Legisiature Chore   ell  $21 Million Running Cost Appropriation Nearly Throvgh Mill at Topeka

Reds Turn Down Proposal to ‘Shift Truce Site   Call Allies “Thieves Who Have Guiliy Conscience’; Fierce Fighting Flames All Along the Eastern Front.

Peiping Radio Charges Planes Violate Zone  Strafin ng By Alli ed Play Is Des  anes Is Denie

No Evidence Is Found To Support Red Charge Of Another Incident At Scene Of CeaseFire Conference

HARRISON CIVEN OK   Price Freeze in  U. S Scheduled to Get Fast Action

Senate Approves ESA Appointment  Confirms Johnston In Controls Place

Price Freeze Anticipated By Friday   Johnston, Harrison Given Senate O.K.; Fast Action Seen

Nationwide Freeze Of Prices May Be Issued By Friday; No Certainty; Of This,  However

SENATE OKAYS HEADS OF THO DEP ARTHENTS      Actions W ill Affect Humblest Citizens; ‘Freeze’ Expected .

Fast Action On Economic Front Due      Freeze of Wages and Prices Expected by End of Week.

Price Freeze Is Expected This Week  Tale w chun £28.   Johnston Gets Senate Approval Natural Rubber Use To Be Cut

Johnston And Harrison Given Senate Approval  Rubber Makers To Meet With Officials ,

Johnston Is Approved’ By Senate Vote   Price Freeze May Come This Week Say Officials

Senate Approve: Johnston's And Harrison's Jobs   Some Leaders Hope For Price Freeze By Friday

Production and E.S.A. Heads OK'd by Senate   Will Organize Resources for Mobilization

Attlee Faces Critical Test   Left Wing Labor M.P.s Threaten to Desert on Tory Challenge

: Churchill Goes Gunning  Charges Labor Regime Unable ‘To Give Effective Defense Plan

BRITAIN FACES CRITICAL TEST   Leftwingers Threaten To Bolt Ranks In NoConfidence Vote

Churchill Opens Showdown Battle  “Attlee Government” Declared ‘Unfit’

Attlee Faces Critical Test   Churchill Introduces No-Conftidence Vote

Leffwing Revolt Imperils Attlee  Facee Critical Tact   Faces Critical Test Today on Rearmament

BRITISH GOV'T FACES CRISIS   Attlee Regime May Bi Ousted Over Arms Program

DEMAND RENEWED  Churelaill © Opens A Attack  Om Brntanns Reormeamnent

Churchill Guns For Attlee on Defense Issue   Confidence Vote Test Near; Left Wingers Threatening to Bolt

Ritlee’s Regime Faces Showdown in Commons Yoie      BY EARNEST AGNEW

Senators Demand Defense Housing  Held To Minimum   Two GOP Lawmakers Point To “Inflation- ary Aspects.”

US Senators Ask Slash In Housing   Need for Defense Space Conceded hy Senators Ives, Schoeppel, Who Ask Caution  Sparkman man Agrees  Alabama Diciocrat Has

Fine Heads Group: Which Is Against Proposed Seaway   St. Lawrence Project Hit * By Officials OF State; ~ Resolution Is Signed

Asinine, Says Truman of REC Report   President Stirs Up Bit ter Row Over Lending Avencvy.

Truman And Senator Swap Invective Over RFC Report   Senate Group’s Report Charges White House Aide Influenced Big Agency’s Lending Plans

‘Truman Scorns Charge Aide Swayed RFC Loans: Sen. Capehart Differs

200 Expected To Attend Lions Regional Meeting   15 Districts Will Be Represented At Big Dinner-Couference Thursday At White Swain

STATE AUTHORITY RULES OUT TAKING FERRY JAMESTOWN   Tentative Lease Provides For Boat’s Sale To Pay Part Of Debt Due Town   1951 Newport-Annapolis Yacht Race Starting Announced For June 17

STATE AUTHORITY RULES OUT TAKING FERRY JAMESTOWN   Tentative Lease Provides For Boat’s Sale To Pay Part Of Debt Due Town

 Sea-faring Missionary From Altoona Wins Another Victory Over Wastes of Pacific

Police Superiniendent — Appears Before Grand Jury "Cussin’ Drunk”

Twin Babies Perish As Dwelling Burns Nine- Month-Old Babies  Die As Father Serves Time In Jail

TWIN SISTERS DIE WHEN HOME BURNS   Mother Visiting Neighbors Father In Jail When Stove EFeolodec  And

Red Vanguard: Only 18 Miles  From Seoul   Enemy Attacking All ‘Along 140-Mile Front

EIGHTH An FALLS BACK ON ENTIRE FRONT   Reds Cross Imjin River with Tanks x1 Arc 28 Miles fram Seoul

Butler Takes Seal As AU. S. Senato   Baltimore Republican i Sworn In “Without Prejudice”

$500,000 Fire Wipes Out Big Chemical Plant   Burning Alcohol Adds To Troubles In Monaca Blaze

30 Hours On the Water—  Teenager Tells of Friends ‘Dying When Boat Overturns

West Texas Teenager Tells Of Watching Four ‘His Companions Drown

Waves Capsize Soat  Youth Rescued After Watching Four Pals Drown, One by One

Survivor Relates Details of Harrowing Adventure  Four Texas Youths Drown in Lake Texoma When Their Boat Is Upset

Teenager Sees Four Pals Drown   ‘Rous Slip From Capsized. Boat Into ‘icy. Lake:

Gypsy Rose Lee Rides in Last Float—{No, She Didn‘t!) Stars of Entertainment World Help Circus Put on Benefit Show For Heart Association

= Star-Studded Three-Ring Circus, In Technicolor, Opens In New York

‘Greatest Show on Earth’ Modern Fantasy  Circus Was Never Like This Before

Circus Opens With Glitter Of Hollywood  hay A 7 Perform rnle Sawduct

Circus Opens Season In New York As Opera Singer And M@gvie Stars Overshadow Elephants, Strong Man

U.S. AGGRESSOR CHARGE SEEMS CERTAIN TO WIN.   United Nations Vote on Red China Not Expected Until Tomorrow

UN Expected to Approve American Resolution Calling China Aggressor

Papers Demand Subjects Be Told More About .Lung Ailment-_  Britons Worry Over Health of King George

London Newspapers Seek Detailed Report On Illness Of King George

London Newspapers Demand to Knot More About King’s Illness; New Election Set for October 25

Dee p Concern  About the Kine   Believed Talk Sets Stage For a General Election

Major Fires Blazing in Timber Stand   Northwest Facing Big Fire Threat In Torrid Weather

Fire Loose in Wash. Forest   Men Fight Raging Blaze In Blistering Heat Today

Lovett-and-VarrZandt Tell-Poblic- ~~ What To Expect from Atomic Energy

 Oppose Engineers’ Policies  lrate St. Charles Farmers Plan To Sue U.S. for Flood Damages

State Lawmakers Tangle With Scott On Street Issue   Educational Leaders Expected To Hand Out Vebal Lashing

12 Die As Trains  Collide   Streamliner, Troop Train Hit Head-On

12 Die When Marine Troop Train Crashes Head-On tito Streandiner in Louisiana

Toll Of Death : Reaches 12 In Rail Collision   Three Score Injured In Crash Of Marine Train And Streamliner

Heaviest Toll Results From Traffic, Fires   Mereury Hits 51 Below In Montana As Frigid Wave Blankets Most Of Nation: May Get Colder Tonight

Worst Cold Wave In Years Hits Midwest And East; Mercury Drops To 52 Below In Montana

New Low Marks Sef As Frigid Air Moves East   Sixty-nine Deaths Blamed On Cold, Ice

Frigid Front Sweeps East; Highways Icy   Mercury Plummets To -52 in Montana; Hundreds Are Hurt

Mercury Skids To 50 Below   Freezing Rain,, Sleet Making Roads Dangerous to Trave!

Truman Sends Letter to Senete Asking Higher Tox Yields, Plua in Loopholes

Another Raid Made Behind  Enemy Lines   Hit-Run Commandos Strike Along Vital  Route From Siberia

Marines,  British Hit knemy   Reds Battle Raiders Or Sortie Against Vital Rail Line

Commandos, Marines Land Behind Lines   British, Yank Troops In Daring Night Raid Near Songjin

Allies Hit Behind Red Lines Again   Marine, Commando Raiders Attack Railroad Lines

STRIKE AGAIN   IHit Deep Behind Lines; Jet Pilots Down Five MIG’s

Casualties For Allies Negligible   Air War Continues Sut Lull Reported Along Entire Battle Front

Commandos Strike Reds Second Time   Allies Get Reply To Questions On Truce Supervision

British Commandos, Marines Raid Far Behind Red Lines Naval Party Attacks Rail Supply Line;  lr COQ sisi

Rail Line Targef Of Second Raid In Two Nights   Air War Continues To Hold Spotlight; Ground Action Light

UN Commandos In Second Raid On North Korea   Truce Delegates Spar Warily Over Armistice Setup

UN. COMMANDOS MARE SECOND RAID BEHIND RED LINES   Allies Strike Along Rail Line That Funnels Supplies from Siberia Into Northeast horea.   FIGHT HAND-TO-HAND WITH COMMUNISTS   Air Battles Staged for Ninth _Straight Day — Lull —in Ground War Across Peninsula Continues,   Rv JOHN RANDOLPH.

Marines And Commandos  In New Raid   Climb Cliff To Reach Red Rail Lines

US. British Marines Again Raid Red Forces   Strike Behind Lines As Allied Planes Damage Enemy Mic

Raiders Again Harass Commies   ‘Land Again In North And -Hit Rail Line

HIT-RUN TACTICS      Wes  U. S., British Raiders Hii  Behind Red Line Again

Ethiopians Are Seeing Action   First African Ground Troops To Be Committed.

Red Resistance Grows as Allies  Near Parallel   Yank Patrol Fights Out of Ambush 3 Miles from 38th Line

Sy Carrier 20c a SOLS COST. i ic MNNLT $110,945 LESS THAN SCHOOLS CosT  ER ER EMOOLS COST  Estimate County's Share of Additional Tayac  The shara of the prenne,

ONLY $110,945 LESS THAN SCHOOLS COST  Estimate County’s Share of Additional Taxes

Korean Vet To Lose Both Feet   Joliet, Ull., Soldier Also to Have Most Of Both Hands Amputated

RED DEMANDS REJECTED IN ‘TRUCE PARLEY   Enemy Accused of Attempting to Blackmail Allies On POW Issue.

Rosenberg Tells Plan For Call-up   Program of Universal Service Employing Youths Advised.

An Early Rush for Bluestem Pasture   Leasing Season Is __ Well Under Way in Flint Hills Area-- Reiene Ape Canetng

An Eorly Rush for Bluestem Pasture   Leasing Season Is Weil Under Way in Flint Hills Area-~« Pricas Are Soaring

‘Most Schools Cheating Government, GAO Says   Two-Thirds Of Them Collect Overpayments From VA, Accounting Survey Of Seven States Reveals

Reds Will Not Get Tran Oil   Vice Premier Gives Pledge; Accuses Britain of More False Propaganda

Air and Sea Might Best Weapons ‘Hoover's Warning Against Lanc War With Reds Divides Opinion

Land War. ‘Against Russia Would Be Disaster-Hoover   SORMER PRESIDENT DECLARES AMERICA’S BEST WEAPONS ARE AIR, SEA POWER

Desire Hoover Repeat Warning  For Congress   Solons? Reaction Divided On Views Relating To Land War In Europe

Hoover Warns Against Land: War With Reds   Would Risk Loss* Of All Civilization, Ex-President Says .-

Hoover Against A Land War With Russians   Calls It ‘Suicide’; Says U.S. Can Beat Them With Sea and Air Power

Hoover Quiz Forecast On Sending GIs   Former President’s: Views Likely To Be. Sought By Sengtors:

Congress Split On Hoover's  Policy Speech   Ex-President Warns Against Committing Land Armies Abroad. Urges Air, Sea Power

HOOVER WARNS AGAINST LAND WAR WITH REDS   Says Would Risk Civilization; Air and Sea Weapons Best,

Hoover Warns Against Land War With Reds  Air And Sea Might Ding thf ee... Ot   Air And Sea Might Best Weapons, He Ssys' In Broadcast

Hoover Sees  Land War Trap   Public Hearing Set On ‘Great Debate’: He May Testify

Reaction to His Foreign ‘Policy Talk Is Divided  May Be Invited to Troop Issue Hearing

‘Hoover Warns US AgainstLand War With Russ Hordes   Repeats Call for Huge Buildup Of Air.and Sea Might, But Says Land War Might E nd Civilization; Congressional Reaction Divided

Hoover May Join ‘Army-to-Europe Congress Talks   Former President Urges ‘Watchful Wait’ Before Action

Hoover Warns U.S. Against Land War   Former President’s Modified Stand Splits Conaress on Party Lines

Mixed Congress Reaction Follows Hoover's Warning   Ex-President May Be Invited to Appear At Hearings on Troops-to-Europe Issue

Hoover Warns Against  Land War With Russia   Former President Declare: Attempt To Conduct Ground Offensive Would Risk ‘Loss Of All Civilization’

Hoaver Pronoses  Air, Sea Strength  Second Talk Backs Tough Attack Unit

Hoover Urges  U.S. To Rely On  Air, Sea Might Declares Land War  With Russia Would Mean Calasirophe

HOOVER AGAIN WARNS AGAINST GREAT LAND WAR   OPINION DIVIDED ON SUGGESTIONS FOR AIR, NAVAL POWER

Congress Is _ Divided Over Hoover Talk  Ex-Pre vident May. ” Re Invited. toa Civ   Ex-President May Be Invited to Give Views on Issue Of - Troops-to-Europe

—(Jrges Overwhelming U.S. Air, Sea Might —   Hoover Sees Catastrophe in a Land War With Russia

HOOVER URGES STRONGER AIR, NAVAL FORCES   Says Land War With Russia Might Risk ‘Loss Of  Civilization’

Land War with Russia Would Be Disaster -- Hoover!   Air and Naval Might to Aid Free Nations Held Prime Need

Congress Is Divided Over Hoover Talk   Ex-President May Be Invited to Give Views on Issue Of Troops-to-Europe

Hoover Asks U.S. Caution   New Attack on Sending Troops Stirs Reaction In Congress

Hoover Warns Land War With Soviet Could Bring Catastrophe; Urges Air, Sea Power To Fight Red Aggression

Hoover Warns Against Any Land War   Sea and Air Power Are America’s Best Weapons Against Aggression, Says Former President.

Hoover Warris Against Land War, Uroes Mighty U.S. Air, Sea Forces   Lawmakers, Divided in Reaction to Proposals Of Former President, May Invite Him to Testify at ’Troops-for Europe’ Hearinas

Ex-President Hoover May Get Invitation To Present Warnings Before Congress

May Invite Testimony By Hoover   Senate Committee Would Hear His View: In Debating Bill on Troops for Evrope

Hoover Warns Against Land War With USSR   Declares That Air And Sea Power Are America’s Best Meane OF Defence

LAWMAKERS SPLIT ON HOOVER SPEECH   Ex-President May Be Asked To Face Congress

Hoover Urges U.S. Not Fight Reds On Land   Senators May Ask Former President To Testify On Viev:

Hoover Warns Against Land War With Russia   Ex-President Airs  His Ideas; Congress Mav Invita Him

Hoover Warns Of Land War With Russians  Says U. S. Faces The Loss of All Civilization

FAVORS PERIOD OF WATCHFUL WAITING   Says Land War In Europe Would Be Catastrophe   FORMER PRESIDENT   States U. S. Must Be Ready To Make Sacrifices To Help Free Nations

Urges Overwhelming U. S. Air and Sea Might To Combat Aggression; Reaction Is Divided

Divided Reaction In Congress to Hoover Warning   Calls Air and Sea Might Best Weapon To Fight Reds

Hoover Gets Split Reaction On Policy Taik   Ex-President May Get Chance To Give  iim Pe ear Pe Hii a tte ed

Hoover May Ge! Bid to Hearings On Troop Issue   Address Slightly Modifies Famed ‘Gibraltar’ Talk

MAY INVITE HOOVER TO TESTIFY Sounds Warning Against Land War With Russia;  ‘ Urges Air, Navy Power

Hoover Warns U.S. Against Engaging In.Land. War with Russia in Europe

Hoover Says Land War With Russia Would be Disastrous   Air, Sea Might Called Best Weapons of US.

Hoover Urges Air, Sea Might To Combat Reds   Says Land War Against Russia Could Bring Catastrophe

= SPEECH — Land War Peril Seen By Hoover   MAY TESTIFY IN SENATE

Hoover Urges Air-Sea Might  land War Miaht   Land Wor Might Lose Civilization

Congress May Ask Hoover to Hearings   Considers Inviting Former President to Repeat Warning Against Land War With Russia Before Senate Committoes Next Week.   DIVIDED IN REACTIONS

Hoover Says Air And Sea Power Are Best Weapons   Urges Reduction Of National Spending Before U. S. Breakes Itself Under Economie Strain

Lawmakers May Invite Hoover To” Repeat Warning Before Committe   Divided In Reactions To Advice Against Land War With Russia

Ex-President May Appear at  Senate Hearins   Repeats Belief No Troops Should Be Sent to Europe

Fublic Hearings Due On Sending Troops To Europe— DD 4 O HUPOPE  Hoover Warns Against Risking Land War With Russi:

10) LOOK INTE DEFECTION OF LABOA GROUT   Senators Plan Investigation of Walkout from Mobilization.

Solons to Launch Inquiry Into Labor's Snub of Controls Plan   House Sub-Committee Probe to Start Tuesday; Price Ceilings Clamped on Raw Cotton

:  Wilson Plans To Confer With HST On Wages   Sen. Humphrey Takes Serious View Of Labor Pullout From  Fmeraency Aaencies

To Air Labor Leader Move   Sen. Humphrey Announces Prebe af Their Walkout From Mobilization

Solon Asserts Labor Walkout Inquiry Slated   Wilson Will Confer With Truman, Crisis On Contral Is Cited

Tri-State Flood Dams Get Approval   $17.000.000 Plan To Benefit Mass.: Partial Delay Likely

Civil Service Pay Hikes Range from 5 to 20 Percent   Step Is Taken to Stop Steady Flow Of Employes to  Private Positions

U.S. Contemplates 30 Per Cent Cut In Auto Output, Effective on Jan. I

N ew Auto Production Cut Looms   Government May Order 30 Per Cent Slash In Januarv

Find Escaped Python in Area  Rait Merl eancharn Cantar Inceartain What to Feed I}

Missing Girl Reported Seen Near Cleveland   Figure Out This One!  Newspapermen Indicted For War on Gambling

—NO LEADS— Police Push Search For Missing Girl  Broadcast Asks Aid Of Citizens

New Defense  Ageney Made   Buving Critical Material to Be Mission: Jess Larson Director

6 Die as Israeli Plane Crashes  Bebe: oe RPS a.   Mest of Victims Believed Americans

The Pitiful Plight of Korean People Continues as the War Moves Into Their Homes

Food Prices in US. Climb to All-Time Record   Rate of Rise Reported to Be Slowing Down

Freeze Slows Down Food  Prices Some   Fireworks Promised As Stabilizers . Go Before Congress

Retail Food Prices Rise To New High   Survey Discloses Rate of Increase Is Slawing Down

Teen-Agers Hit Truck; Five Killed   Tragic Crash Occurs Near Grand Rapids

Army Rotation To Start Soon   Combat Troops Begin Coming Home For Rest

Brule Fishing is Interrupted for Brief Spell for Doctors   They Run Right Into Work Along Highway

Prospective Father In Luck As Stork Nears; Hails Car Of Three Vacationing Physicians

St. Louis Deer Hunter’s Query Almost Too Much For Conservation Aaent

Tells How American Forces In Ardennes Were Thinnec “Calculated Risk Mine,““—Bradley   CBINONDWINKEDP’ ATTIES

Salculated Risk Which  Have Never Regretted’ Bradley Takes Blame For Thinning U. S. Line Which Brought on Desperate ‘Battle of Bulae

Wise Countian Drowns In Clinct At Speers Ferry   Lestle Rabinette Is Victint OF Fishing Accident In Scott

De. Gasperi Offers West ltaly Plants   : Premier Ur, ges: Use Of. Factories And. Men: For Defense

URGES WESTERN ~ POWERS 10 USE HALAN PLANTS   De Gasperi Offers Idle ‘Fac i tories For Defense Pro ducton

WOMANS BODY FOUND IN CALIFORNIA TRUNK   Detectives Have Few Clues In Determining Identity Of Vietim

Lindquist Co. Low on North Central Work  Cahill, Klein and Heckman Awarded Wirine..Heatine

Dixon Firms Rate Among  Low Bidders   Total $596,997: Bids Lower Than Prior Estimates

Taft, Ike Backers Square Off For Big Nomination Battle  Duff Says General Will Announce Plans ‘Very Early Next Year

Eisenhower and Taft Camps Girc For Long Fight   Duff Backs “Ike” Friends of Ohio Senator Active

Rep. Armstrong Calls for War Declaration   Wants to Fight China and ‘Other Aaaressors’

Missourian Calls for Declaration . Of War Against Communist China   Rep. Armstrong Will Present. Resolution in Congress Tomorrow; Also Offers a Plan. to Bring the War to 6 seedy Victorious End’

DEMOCRATS OUT TO GET O’CONOR AND MAHONEY   Disgruntled Party Men Disapprove Of Patronaxe Methods   BRUCE MAY RUN IN SENATORIAL PRIMARY

Mr. Million To Die 21st   Estimate Nation’s Millionth Traffic Death Due Then

Millionth Traffic Death in the Nation Is Expected To Be Recorded on Dec. 21

Dec. 21 Likely For 1,000,000th   *M Day’ In Nation’s Traffic Death Record Is Coming Near

Stassen Dares Acheson Again On Statement.   Secretary Accused Of Urging Military Aid To China Ended

Stassen ‘Dares Acheson To Deny He Wanted to End Aid to Chiang During 1949

—STASSEN— Challenges Acheson To Deny Charge   Jessup Denies  Red Affiliations.

DETROIT: BUS  AND STREETCAR DRIVERS STRIKE   Thousands. of Night Shift Workers Left Stranded, Thumb. Rides.

3,700 DRIVERS LEAVE JOBS Ih SURPRISE MOVE   Mayor Moves To Invoke State Law To-End : Walkout

Allied Flame Attacks Drive Out Red Units   Patrols Enter Kaesong Town for Fourth Day, Finding No Opposition

ALLIED TROOPS USE FLAME TQ CHASE ENEMY   Withdrawal of Reds Continues In All  Korean Secters

Stalled Tanks Move Up After Fire Attacks  Red Patrols Probe Center With Some  - _._... wm... ig fk

Communists Continue  To Retire in Central Area  Activity Is Light In Bad Weather; Flame-Throwers Rout Rear Crard.

Allied Flame Attacks Rout Diehard Reds  U.N. Lines Probed By Enemy Patrols

Reds Dislodged By Allied Fire   Flame-Throwers Burn Out  Die-Hard Troops In Rainy Weather

REDS BELIEVED GETTING READY FOR OFFENSIVE   Patrols Are Probing Allied Lines; U. S. Air Force Stalled   ENEMY TROOPS OUT OF HWACHON SECTOR

Allies Burn Out Die-Hard RetreatingReds   Flame Throwers Dislodge Foe In General Retreat

[OMMUNIST WITHDRAWAL  U.N. Flame-Throwers Rout Red Rear Guard Outpests

Allied Flame-Throwers Burn Out Die-Hard Reds  Manning Rear-Guard Posts

== Korean War -«  Flames Turned On Reds   Communists Still Fall Back Slowly

ALLIES WIPE OUT RED REAR GUARDS   Use Flame Throwers to End Outpost Resistance in Withdrawal

Yanks Raceon To Destroy — Fleeing Reds   Planes Blister Routed Foe Clogging Roads North; Allied Officers Jubilant

on Army Snaps back With Own riler Offensive   Order Of Day ‘Find And Kill The Enemy’

Officer Says UN Will Take Advantage of Chance to Eliminate Chunk of Red Army, Van Fleet Says Yanks Won't Stop at 38th

UN Forces in Full Offensive, Van Fleet Says   More Yanks Smash Ove Parallel, Rip Wildly ‘Hitoine: Rivnensc

Enemy Losses On First Day Set At 11,400   Canadians Pace Drive In Center With Cold Steel Charge Up Hill

European Coal-Steel Pool Is Approved   Six Western Nations Enter Agreement; Has Polilical Significance

AROUND THE WORLD   MILITARY WRECOME   CONVICTED OF CONTR SATIE Dp      PRP APY

Officials. Sign Treaty Pooling Industries   Britain Remains Aloof From Program Up To Parlioments

Schuman Plan Is Signed  Coal, Steel Union In West Europe  Be LItetnyvie

Will Reinforce Already Sizeable Garrison In Abadan; Official Declares That ‘Iran Will  Resist Aggression’: Britain closes One Field

“Will Resist Aggression,” Gov't. Says   British OF Technicians Close  Larae Field

fran Troops Take Up Posts in Oil Center   Attlee, Churchill Hold Conference On Crisis

British Cruiser Waits at Abadan   Churchill Requests and Gets Meeting With Attlee on Crisis

Covernment  To Resist oe 9  Ageression  British Cruiser To Reach Abadan   British Cruiser To Reach Abadan Kield Late Today

Eminent Eeoanomist Beperts:   Its Time for New England Rural Comeback

PEANUTS? POPCORN?  Texas Legislators Book Big Show’ for Coming Week

Between Trucks And Mickey Capitol Lively  Hearing and Crime Probe in Spotlight Meo &_ ..2*.. wPh*. was. _f.

Woodstock Soldier Held in Geneva   Peter Gannon, 19. Arrested After Two Are Hurt in Gun Battle

Hoffman Says BH. Probe Is Witch Hunt   Michigan Solon Airs Views On School's Affairs

Hoffman Defends  Harrah   Says Nilesite Is Victim Of ‘Witch Hunr’

Rep. Hoffman Assails Aviation School Probe, Calls It ‘Witch Hant’

Mounting Communist Resistance Slows U.N. Offensive On All Fronts

HAND 10 RAND BATTLE Alba FOR KEY HILL   Enemy Forces Moving Out of Terraced Bunkers to Join Fighting.

2 U.S. Ships Damaged Off  Korean Coast   Chinese Replace North Koreans at Wonsan Gateway

Ist Cavalry Advances Mile; Hill Captured:   2 Vital Ridgelines Denied Yanks on East-Central Wrant

Fanatic Commies Halt Yank Drive On Vital Ridges  Nine Reported Dead As U. S. Destroyer Hits Mine Off Korea

Reds Battie U.S. Troops fo Standstill . .  Reveal Two of Our Warships Damaged “Naar Hunanam

Fanatic Communists Battle Attacking American Troops to Standstill on Two Vital Ridgelines

15 Senators Seek Larger Tax Increase  Amendments Would   Amendments Would Boost Senate Bill By $4.500.000.000

Govt. is Asked For Plans to Settle War   Marshall on Stand. ° For 7th Time in. MacArthur Hearings

General Quoted On Red Troops  Now in Siberia  Reported As Believing Force There For Defense Only

Loné-Withheld Industry Survey Aired In Senate   Reveals Situation Of Masa. Far More Serioun Than Is Generally Realized

LOSE TWO MEVRERS   Six Desperate Criminals Break From New Prison

GOP Opposes  Tax Quickie   Budget Cuts Come First Sanlanec Declare

GOP Leaders Insist Budget Must Be Pared   Byrd Joins Republicans In Demanding Sharp Cut In Spending; Cannon Says  No Chance Of Reduction

GOP Leaders Demand Cuts   President’s Budget Attacked By Several

Red Qak Man to State PMA Post  Far dela uy Fle jaldman Ben « MeLauchtlin

Mossadegh Calls Special Session Of Iran Cabinet   American Proposal Calls : For “Practical”? View : Of Oil Situation

Iranians Defy Hague Court's  Oil Proposal   Demonstrations Staged In Big Refinery City; Ships Eye Each Other

Iranians Parade In Defiance   Ignore Hague Order As Red Cyclists Riot In Teheran

Parmer Found Guilty of Killing Urbana Girl  Sentence Fixed   Sentence Fixed At 149 Years for Garrotina, Stabbina

Andrew Parmer, 37, Found Guilty of Slaving Urbana Hiah School Student

King’s Condition Again Improved   Daughters Go To Races  During Afternoon

King George VI Gains Strenath   His Two Daughters Attend Ascot Races

U.S. Rejects Russian Bid For 5-Power  Peace Pact  Reds Challenged To Live I[n to ©   Reds Challenged To Live Up to © Obligations Under U. N. Charter

U.S. TURNS DOWN RED ‘PEACE’ PLAN   Proposal for Five-Powel Pact Termed ‘Propa-ganda Tran’

U.S. Dismisses Shvernik’s Five-Power Peace Proposal As‘Red PropagandaTrap’

U.S. Rejects Russian Offer For Peace Pact   State Department Sees Whole Proposition As Familiar Soviet Trick

Russian Peace Plan Rejected As Propaganda   Whole Proposition Soviet Trap, State Department Charges

Red's Note. Propaganda U. S. View   Soviet Words Not Believed In Face Of Deeds Record

Soviet Feeler ‘Propaganda, Officials Say   State Department Advise: USSR Live Up to U. N.  PRoearo Ohlicationa

Reds’ Peace Pact Plan Called Hoax   Whole Proposition Old Favorite of Soviet Propagandists.

Ernest Bevin, Noted British Leader, Dies   Succumbs to Heart Attack Five Weeks After Retirement

Heart Attack Is Fatal to Veteran Leader of British Labor Parity Program

Ernest Bevin Dies at Home   Tough-Spoken Briton Mad«  Pistorv for Country

Bevin, 70, Dies After. Long Illness   Served Government as Foreign Secretary Until Recently

Britain s Bevin Dies at 7/0; Quit Post Last Month   Ex-Foreign Secretary Mobilized Wartime Workers

Ernest Bevin, British Leader, Dies  reece Waw sL K {4   Passes Month After Giving Up Post of Foreign Secretary

Labor's Foreign Secretary Since Start of Regime   Was Labor Minister In Churchill's War Coalition Cabinet

Death Claims  ' ° Ernest Bevin   Britain’s Foreign Secretary For © Years Dies Suddenly

Heart Attack Is Fatal Today to Ernest Bevin, 70   Retired British Foreign Secretary Dies in London

Heart Attack Takes Retired British Official   Former Foreign Secretary Succumbs at Home at Age 70

Ernest Bevin Dies Of Heart Attack At 70   Former British Foreign Minister Rose From Poverty

Ernest Bevin, British  Leader, Dies  Passes Month After Giving Up Post of   Bodie ene: Semen meme

Ernest Bevin  Dies At 70;   England Shocked By Sudden Demise Of Key Diplomat

Ernest Bevin Dies Of Heart Affack   For Years Served as Pow. erful lafluence in British Cabinet

Popular Former Br British Foreign Secretary Is Among Britain’s Great

ERNEST BEYIN DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Britain’s Ex-Foreign Minister Succumbs in Tist Year

Ernest Bevin, Former Foreign Secretary for Britain, Dies . Of Heart Attack at Home Today

Ernest Bevin Dies In London  OfHeartAttack   Death.Comes Month After His Resignation As Foreign Secretary

Ernest Bevin Dies In Home In London  British Ex-Foreign Serrataru Waa 70

LABOR LEA HELO CABINET POST 11 YEARS   Health Was Broken by Long Service As Foreign Secretary.

Bevin, Retired British Foreigs Minister, Dies   End Comes Unexpectedly to Bluff Labor Man; Till for Years

Democratic Commifteeman Who Helped Pick Chairman Sues Government for Legal Fee

SUIT FOR $17,000. 1S FILED AFTER FATAL ACCIDENT   Mt. V. Woman Killed Last December; Husband Sues Other Driver.

1S FILED AFTER FATAL ACCIDENT   Mt. V. Woman Killed Last December, Husband Sues Other Driver.

Increasing Air Power May Mean Reds To Try One More Big Battle in Korea

Reds Testing Air Power In Korean War   Many New Planes Reported In Action

Slight Thaw Approved in Wage Freeze   Health and Welfare Programs Removed From Pay Ceilings —

Health Units Off Pay Curb, Rule Of WSB   Welfare Program Also Removed; Industry Members Dissent

(ill Four-Fifths of a Pig?  Farmer Asks OPS to Annrove Complete Job

Coalition Has New Authority  Regular Democrats - Weak on Committees

GOP, Dixiecrats Strengthen Grip  Coalition Has Power on House Committees

Laud Workman For Risk   Saves 20 Passengers Stalled In Cable Car

LONDON (*  Attlee is Iearam, “(a rsonally for help men  ail dispi ite  sources said ie re Gye ‘tested in  ehran ea  Hits Meat vealers   Agents Charge 96 Control Violations  In 27 Cities Of US

Enforcement Strength of OPS Falls on Packers, Distributors   96 Violations Found, Agents’ Report Says

Packing Raid Net Gets 96   OPS Agents Find Violalions in 27 Cities on First Day

OPS Charges 9 Price Violations After Crackdowr   Slaughterers Caught In 27 Cities After Nationwide Drive

Drought and High Feed Cost Blamed  Milk Price Hike in Prospect   Raids Show Violations Of Slaughtering Code

OPS Cracks Down On Meat Packers   ‘Avents Charge 96 Price Violations In 27 Cities Hit

PACKERS FEEL OPS STRENGTH   Agents Charge 96 Price Control Violations In 27 Cities

List Will Be Much Larger, Officials Say  St. Paul Heads Violation List; Chicago Check

175 Price Cases Reported by OPS After Meat Raids  Slaughter Firms Visited in Cities All Over Nation

OPS Charges 175 Violations   Wide Range of Accusations Made Against Segments of Meat Industry

OPSCracksDowr On Violations Of Meat Prices  Charges Big And Little Packers Are At Fault -

—MEAT— OPS Cites Violations  By Packers  20 Ohio Houses  Under Suspicion

Industry Under Legal Microscope  OPS Cracks Down on Meat Price Violators

Officials Cite Price Violations   DiSalle Agents Place Industry Under Microscope

Violations Are Charged In 27 Cities   Price, Gr ading And Marketing Practices Hit

Agents Report Firms Violate Meat Controls   Crackdown. By OPS: “Shows Majority Of.

9% Meat Price Violations Are Bared by Agents   Many Packers Fail to Keep Records or Open Them to OPS Agents

OPS Launches Nationwide Packer Check  96 ‘Violations’ Uncovered In 27 U.S. Cities: _ ~ Utah, Ogden Found Okay

OFFICIALS SAY PLANT CHECKS WILL CONTINUE   Wide Variety Of Irregularites Are Found First Day

OPS Finds 96 Price Control Law Violations   Full Enforcement Powers: Of Agency Turned on U.S. Packers and Distributors

OPS Inspects Meat Packers Throughout U. S.  No Violations Found In Erie District of L:  mmannaebe:s ln Deck

ST PAUL, MINN., HEADS LIST  Raids By OPS Nets 96 Slaughtering Violators

OPS INSPECTORS SWOOP DOWN ON MEAT INDUSTRY   ENFORCEMENT RAIDS NET 175 ‘VIOLATORS’ DURING FIRST DAY

Agents Round Up Price Violators  Meat Packers   Meat Packers And Dealers Face Charaes

OPS Agents Report 96 Price Control Violations in Checks   Meat Packing Trade ls Target of Search

OPS Crackdown Nets 98 Alleged Meat Chiselers   DPA Set to Reimpose Rent Controis in 200 Cities ‘When Needed’

Bristling Speech By India’s Nehru   Insistence That U.N. Admit Red China May Widen Diplomatic Gulf '   SALVAGE BATTLESHIP   Haruna Was Once Pride of Japan: ese Imperial Navy

SALVAGE BATTLESHIP   Haruna Was Once Pride of Japanese Imperial Navy

Sam Mason to Get Jury's Attention  Confidence Man “a Complete Fraud”  ih Wii eae ee

Confidence Man Faces Criminal Charge of Fraud   Committee Report Blasts Victims Of Swirdler

Mason Termed Complete Fraud By Senate Group  onfidence Racket Of

Senafe Subcommittee Denounces As’ Complete Fraud’ Man Who Swindled Victims Over Leases  Grand Jury Probe Into Activities Of Pudgy Sam Mason Is Started

Senators Term Pudgy Mason Complete Fraud   Hoey Announces His Committee To Start Probe Of Activities

$250,000 'CON’ RACKET CHARGED “IN WASHINGTON   Claim Man Fleeced Victims On Promise to Get Government Leases.

Quarter Million Confidence Scheme. Swindling Racket Exposed In Probe

Confidence Racket Hit   Sani Mason Denounced As ‘Complete Fraud’

Peddler Of Influence Ts Labeled Fraud   Sen. Hoey Says Grand Jury Is Probing Actions

DENOUNCE MASON AS TOTAL FRAUD   Federal Grand Jury to  Probe Swindler’s Game

State Wars On Truck Overloads  Elyria Cases Cause PUCO To Take Actior

Asks New Peace Try In Korea   But British Delegate Warns China Against. - Break With Free World Urges Unity in U.N.

Britain Asks for  Another Effort  To End Fighting But Warns Reds  Not to Insist On Own Terms

China Warned of Impending Break  Sir Gladwyn Jebb Asks   Sir Gladwyn Jebb Asks Another Cease Fire Bid

Britain Asks For Another Truce Try  China Warned It Might Break With Free World

Britain Wams Chinese Reds   Says Break With Free World Sure if They Stand Pat on Terms

Britain Urges Truce Effort  Calls for Renewed Cease-Fire Attempt

Britain Asks New Efforts ‘To End Fight   Warns Red China It Might Force Break By Seeking Its Own Terms

MacArthur Aide Denies Collins” Disobedience Hint And Army Chief Of  ‘Staff Says He Did Not Moke Charaes

Whitney Contradict: General Was Asked Not to Send His Troops to Yalu

British Betting Almost Universal   Survey Shows Huge Sum Involved In Sports Events Wager:

Gambling In Biloxi Biggest Business   Servicemen Spend Millions, Air Force Policemoan Sove

Biloxi Police Chief Paid By Gamblers. Senate Probe Told   Gaming Biggest Busines: Of Mississippi City, Inaguirv Hears

Report Aged Man Kent in Wire Cage   Prisoner of Daughter, Son 10 Years, Claim

Johnson Fears Pre-Xma: Inflation: May Lift Fed Controls In Two Years

Foe Rushes Fresh Troops To War Zone   Infantrymen Stage Commando Forays Along Front

Yanks Down 3 Red Jets in Wild Dogfight   Historic Battle Blazes 34 Minutes . During Yalu Strike

3 MIGs Shot in Longest Jet Fight   34 American Jets Fight 30 MiGs for 34 Minutes

Three Russ Jets Shot Down by U.S. Airforce   Sixty-four Jet Fighters Tangle in Thirty-four Min ute Aerial Dogfight Over Korea.

Yank Fighter Planes Down Three Commie Jets, Damage One  No American Jets Reported Damaged In

Threat to Peace   Answers Critics of European Army; Urges More Defense Spending, Major Tax Increase

Continuing To Build Strovg And Growing Economy, Able to Maintain Whatever Effort May Be Required For As Long As WNeroceary   CHARGED RUSSIA AS FREE WORLD ENEMY

é Pla rie   Says We're Preparing for Wartime Mobilisation If It Is Necessary

 Truman Lists 10-Point Prégram to Prepare US for Possible Full Scale War

HST Calls Russia Free World’s Foe   Pr esident Rules Out Appeas Ase vement, 4&4 1. OFT. tg. So g We. reo

TRUMAN Lala 10 POINTS FOR 1-5, DEFENSE   Starts with Appropriations and Ends with Tax Increase Call,

Ten-Point Plan For Building U. § Defense Given   President Asserts Nation Preparing For Wartime Mobilization

Capacity of © Plants Is To Be Hiked   Charges Russia, By Name, As Foe Of Free World

‘et Ready For Full Scale War, President Tells Congre:   Britain May Join In Break With Red China Nelanate Save LIN Members Should ‘All Leap Together’

Charges Russia is Free Worlds Enemy; Submits Program to Congress

In State of the Nation Address Calls For:  ‘Streneth...Sweat... Sacrifice...’ —Truman

Russia Trying Step by Step to Conquer World       Message to Congress Lists — 10 Points in Program  for Defense

POSSIBILITY OF FULL-SCALE WAR IS CITED  Preside > State of Union Message Calls for Petia t of U.S. Strength.

Truman Asks 8.5 Billions Foreign Aid   Seeks To Build Shield Against Power Hungry Aggression By Reds

TRUMAN SEEKS BILLIONS FOR FOREIGN AID   Has No Comment On Peace Rumors Or Iran Crisis

Sign Contract for Horace Heidt Show   Review Includes Band and $0 Entertainers.

Rival Armies, However, Continue War Al! Along Front Except at Kaesonq

UN Agrees to Red Proposal For Cease-Fire Conference    Suggests Preliminary Meeting Thursday On Battlefield to Arranae Details

Urges Early Meeting At Kaesong To Stop Bloodshed Quickly   Supreme UN Commander Tells Commies To Send Liaison Officers Under White Flag.

Preliminary Meeting Is Set Thursday   Gen. Ridgway Accepts Communist Proposal To Open Main Talks In Kaesong Western No-Man’s Land On July 10   WAR THUNDERS ON ALL KOREAN FRONTS

RIDGWAY HEEDS REDS’ PROPOSAL FOR ARMISTICE   U.N. Commander Sug_ gests Talks Begin   UN. Commander suggests Talks Begin Thursday Instead of July 10,

Preliminary Meet On Battlefield Asked Thursday   Allied Commander Wants Quickest Possible Mecting To Save Lives; Fichtine Continues Alone Front

Jackpot Offered ————— ‘Uranium Hunters To Get ‘Bonus’ Prizes From AEC

Otfer Bonus  For Uranium  Jackpot Prizes Up To $35,000 Will  Ra. Dei Re ROC

Uranium Finds Get Fat Bonus  New Jackpot Prizes Run Up to $35.000

(LORE fOCK Por:  Uranium Hunters Offered New AEC Prospecting Prizes Up To $35,000

AEC Will Pay Up To $35,000 Uranium Prospectors  Offered Hiah Prizes

AEC Offers. New Prizes For Uranium   Good Find Will Get You $35 000

BIG URANIUM PRIZES OFFERED   Government Offers To Pay Jackpot Of $35,000  For Hunters

Armistice Anniversary Is Fittingly Observed Throughout The World

 _FIGHTING—  ‘ Marmes  Capture Korea Hill   RED OFFENSIVE DOES NOT COME

Marines Seize Hill From Reds   U. S. Troops Throw Back Bitter Attack

Marines Grab Another Hill. on East Front   Repulse Rea Attack in Bloody. Action on Captured Heights  By JOHN RANDOLPH

Gets $65,716 In Year 1947   Gregory Moore Tells of That Sum From a Club

Gambler Tells Crime Probers Of Big Profits   Says Illinois Cops Were Not Too Vigilant

Door Left Ajar By Soviet Note   Asks ‘Clarification’ of Conference Items

Midwest Sniowed ~Under® by ‘Stora   Traffic-le At Standstill Under 16-Inch Fall

Guardsmen Begin  Last Camp Week   Start 72 Hours of Combat Exercises At Camp Gravling

Boyle to Go On the Carpet   Senate Commiitee io Sean RFC Connections

Democrat Brass To Be On Carpet  Senate Will Probe Charge Against Boyle

Koreans Asked Peace Parley Place At Jap   p At San Francisco  Plea To Delegates Ambassador Makes

Rescue Crew Fears Toll May Mount   Scores Hurt as UP Flyers Crash in Wyoming Storn

Grim Seareh For Victims Continues   Union Pacific Flyer Plows Into Another Halted in Blizzard

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Rescue Workers Toil to Free Wreck Victims

State Clamps Quarantine On  Stoddard Co.   10 Anthrax Cases Reported on Farms In The County .

W. T. White Says Schools Should Be  Given Materials  Buildings Needed

Abandon'10-Day Hunt ° For B-29; Scranton. . ‘Man Amonq 12 Aboard

Police Patrol Niagara River To Prevent Another Plunge Over Falls

W eather--  Red Chinese Block Yanks Above Seoul   Stiff Resistance Crop: Up; Allies Progress Above 38 in East.

Yank Advance Slowed Down By Red Fire   Encounter Stiff Communist Resistance Seven Miles From 38th Parallel.

Weather at Yuma   Chinese Reds Halt  US. Drive in Korea   Indicates Communists May Make Stand South Of 38th Parallel

Strong Enemy Resistance Hif Rorih Of Seoul   ROK Troops Driving On into North Korea

 Ambassador Flies To Front To Confer On Marshall Policy Statement   Republicans Gain North Of Border   General March Above Line Is Political Matter, Secretary Says

Gen. Ridgway Meets with Ambassador Muscio, Field Commanders at Front

Ardent Swain Pursues His Lovely From Hawaii to New York, Arrested

Cross Country Pursuit Futile, Wooer of Fetching Divorcee Endina Idvilin Armsof Law

Shakespeare-Like Romance Shattered With Romeo Facing Charges Of Theft

Romeo in ‘Durance Vile’   Love-Struck Man’s Pursuit of Gal Ends in Clink; Tom Te Interested in Missing $2.400

Nurse Claims Noted Surgeon No ‘Protector’.   ~ Dr. Seagrave-Flayed' At Trial, Pictured. . As Molesting Girls 

Statements of Professor Will Be Investigated, UT Regents Declare

UofT Inquiry Set on Charge Against Ayres   He’s No Socialist, Professor Retorts To House Accuser

Auditor-Gen, Martin, U.S, Senate Aspirant, Visits In Twin Cities

Plane Lands Safely   Plane, Bus And Coal Mine Disasters Among Top State Stories During 1951

About Town  Cauntry   Trailer Courts At Sarasota, Fla., Laid Out Like City

About Town  gma... eg   Trailer Courts At Sarasota, Fia., Laid Out Like City

Green- Thumbed Royalty   Air F orce to Test New Plane With Wings That Sweep Back

Republicans Renew Attacks On Troops Issue   Senate To Decide In Monday's Vote On Resolutions

Vast Power Potential Seen In Public Servants’ Union   WASHING TON—(UP)—Anthony J. Federoff has a good start toward becoming the biggest man in the union  Pech "Towed Sarees

WANTS BRAND UF AbGHtoalR ON RED GOVT   Would Invoke Economic and Diplomatic Sanctions Against Peking.

Wants China Branded As Ageressor  Preocident Rack.   President Backs Acheson Rejection Of Chinese Terme

To Ask UN & ToBrand . Red China   Truman Backs Plan To Urge UN To Act Against China

Egypt Sends Regiment Te  Suez Area   Grave Situation Develops After Treaty Rejection

EGYPT ORDERS REGIMENT TO TROUBLE SPOT   British Soldiers Operate Railroad In Growing Crisis

Near East Tense as Army Units Seize Railroads; Mobs  Demonstrate Against West

Canal Zone Strife Takes Grave Turn   Anglo-Egyptian Dispute Flares Into Violence

Many Protests Against Dam Filed With Court of Conservancy District

OVER ARMISTICE AREA   Presence of Armed Troops at Kaesong No Accident,  General Says

Effort To Cut Rates Or Sell Stock Railroads’ Answer To Belt Line

Water Burns Up   Former Messenger Will Appear Before Senate Committee

Sterling Hayden Admits Being Member Of Communists In 1946   Movie Star And Marine Hero Tells Of Activities

UnAmerican Activities Committee Hears Actor Denounce Party, Name Members

Actor Tells About Role In Red Cell   Sterling Hayden Says He Changed Mind, Quit Commies.

nAYDEN TELLs OF ACTIVITIES  IN HOLLYWOOD   Hero of World War Il: Says He Quit Party After Sayen Months.

Gen. Assembly Holds Unusual Late Session   Midnight Meeting Called ta Finance New Fiscal Year

Requiem Sef For Cardinal  Will Be Buried Under Altar of Cathedral

Entire Nation — Mourns Death Of Bishop Dougherty   Body Of Archbishop To Be Buried In Cathedral

Six Crew Members Of B-50 Superfortress And Three Residents Of Apartment House Killed In Accident

NINE: DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Bomber Crew, Seattle Residents Killed

Ten Killed as Giant Bomber Crashes Near Seattle, Sets Apartment House Afire

City Fire Fighter Union Charges Anti-Laber Pict Planned Against Them

Churchill Will Not Visit U.S.A  Trip Cancelled Due To London Crisis

Churchill Cancels May Visit To U.S   Crisis In Britain Seen As Cause Of Postponement —

Winston Churchill Cancels U. Of Pennsylvania Speech   MacArthur Dispute Possible Reason For Conservative Leader’s Postponement

Churchill Cancels American Speect   Briton Declines To Enter M’ Arthur Controversy

Churchill Cancels U.S. Sneech  MAES ARN AVA  To Avoid M’ Arthur Dispute:

Political Crisis In Great Britain. = Causes Churchill To Cancel a   News Briefs

Churchill Will Not Risk Talk On ‘Het’ Theme  British Leader To  DBD se a Bee ee pa   British Leader To Postpone Address In United States

WINNIE CANCELS — VISIT TO STATES   Was to Have Spoken at Philadelphia Mav 8th

Guard Divisions Viewed In Role  Non-Combat Mission Con 8 OM ite fale

Communists Limit Talk To Truce Inspection: Both Sides Wait Instructions

Allies Demand Return Of Prisoners of War   Determined Bid Made for Speedy Consideration of Exchange Issue

Sports Codes Are A ‘Sham,’  Hoover s ays   Crimes In College  Laid To Officials   Gangs Run Wild ‘Like Pack Of Animals,’ FBI  Director Asserts

FBI Director Blames School’ Athletic Codes For Fixing, Attacks Youth Crime Rates

Hoover Says Laxity of Officials  Contributes to Crimes of Students

Hoover Blames College ‘Sham’ Code For Bribes   FBI Directo# Says Policies Of Many Schools Wrona

FBI Chief Says ‘Hypocrisy And Sham’ Of Athletic Codes Inspires ‘Fixing’

FBI Chief Blames Hypocrisy, Sham  In Athletic Codes For Cage “Fixes”

Hoover Charges Game Fixing Due To College Code  FBI Chief Says Sham, Hypocrisy OF Af ‘ic Inspires Gangs, Crime

Game ‘Fixing Blame Placed  Due to Hypocricy of Codes. Hoover Says

Athletic Codes Are Held Cause Of ‘Fixes’   Hoover, FBI Head, Hits At Laxity Of College Officials

FBI Head Blames Hypocrisy and Sham of College Athletic Codes for Fixing of Basketball Games

COLLEGE SPORT CODES RAPPED   ‘Hypocrisy And Sham’ Hi By Hoover As Cause Of Game Fixing

Assails Rule ‘Hypocrisy’  Hoover Claims College Code Laxity Paved Way for Fixes

FBI Chief Raps College Sports Code   ‘Hypocrisy and Sham’ Inspired Baskethall Fixes, Hoover Savs

FBI Chief Says College Athletic  Codes Insmnre Basketball Fixing

FBI Head Hits Colleges In ‘Fixes  * * * 4 ye * * *   Hoover Savs Athletes Get Paid, Slaps “Sham, Hypocrisy”

Big Racketeers Are Announced By Tax Bureau   List Made Public By Committee In Widening Inauiry

Racket Chiefs’  List Announced   New Tax Returns Drive Seen In Offing

Racket Chiefs’ List. Announced   New “Tex ~Retuins -- Drive Seen In Offing

U. S. Releases Tax ‘Blacklist’   Underworld Names Appear Qryer Garrat Rocter

Soldiers First To Arrive At Crash Scene   By MASTER SERGEANTS JAMES THOMPSON TEROYVY WFREIICET.

Witnesses Call Visibility’ Bad   By M/Sgts. James Thompson and Leroy Weigel Aa Told ts the United Preex

Eyewitness’s Story Tells Of  Crash Horrors   (By Master Sergeanis James Thompson and Leroy Weigel as Told To The United Press)

Ang tor a Day $437,500 Legacy Just a Hoax World War II Veteran Finds

Bountiful Bubble  * ¢ * * * * Vet Learns $437,000 Estate “Vaque"

2Ex-GlsNamed In 1944 Italy Officer Murder   OSS Major Poisoned, Shot, Defense Says, In Bizarre Mystery -

Two Ex-GlIs Accused  Of Killing OSS Officer  Were in Group Sent to Italy On Secret Miccia

Clock-And-Dagger Two Ex-Servicemen Are  ' Accused In ‘44 Slayinc

2 Yanks Accused Of Murdering OSS Agent Behind Enemy Lines In *44

Ousted Army Hero To Fly Back To U.S.  Wants Chance To Talk To Congress

Aide Denies  Mac Policy Seeks War   Asserts Opposite True Deposed Chief Heads For U.S. Monday.

WillS peed Home Over  Week End   Second Statement By Aide Challenges Truman On Issue

General Will Face Truman In Fichting Mood   Ousted Allied Chief Ready To Challenge President; Mae’s Aide Denies Advocating Expansion Of War

‘Fighting Mad’ MacArthur to Fly Monday   Aide Asserts General Wanted to. Minimize, Not Expand the War

Mae Will Be Home On Monday   Appears To Be Jn Fighting Mood To Challenge Harry

Gen. MacArthur to Invade Texas With Fighting Speeches  Expected to Answer Testimony in Senate Probe Into His Ouste

MacArthur Flying Home On Monday   General Seems To Be Set To Challenge White House

W Arthur Due To Reach U.S.  Next Tuesday   General’s Aides Elated Over His Bid to Talk At Congress Session

Gen. Whitney  Lists Issues  In Challenge   MacArthur Wants To Minimize War;  Takes Off Monday

General to Fly to U.S. Monday   MacArthur in Fighting Mood After His Ouster

Commander Not Through With Battle   Aide Challenges Truman Statement On War Aims Issue

MAC ARTHUR STARTS HOME “ON MONDAY   Will Be Accompanied By His Wife and Son; Is in Mood to Challenge President. .

MacArthur Leaves Monday. For U.S.   Taft, Wherry Lead War Of Words Over Policies

GEN. MAC ARTHUR IN FIGHTING MOOD ON EVE OF RETURN   Will Leave Tokyo Monday; Due to Reach Mainland Tresday   PLANS HAWAII STOPOVER   San Francisco Arranges Huge Reception; Aide ' Answers Critics’

Warns U. S. On Danger of  Appeasement   Prepares to Leave Toky« for Long Delayed U.S. Return

MacArthur Will  Challenge Harry  On Policy Firing Whitney Says Chief  Wants To Minimize, Not Expand Fighting

Senate Committee Invites MacArthur to Give Views; General to Return Mondav

Gen. MacArthur Coming Back in Fighting Mood  Mammoth Reenption Planned for Tuesday In San Francisco

Gen. MacArthur Will Fly to U. §. Monday  Aide Says That Former Supreme Allied Commander Wants to Minimize War, Nof Expand If

MacArthurs Will Spend Day In Honolulu, Leaving Tokio For Home Monday; Reach United States Tuesday

Aide Denies He Favored Spread Of War In East   To Challenge President for Dismissal Because of War Policy

Report General in Fighting Mood   American Troops Continue Push; Reds Hit, Skip

Gen. Ridgway At Korean Front Today   Biggest Jet Plane Battle In History Nets 33 Red MIGs

STATEMENT INDICATES MacARTHUR IS IN A FIGHTING MOOD TO CHALLENGE TRUMAN; APPROVES FRISCO WELCOME   The 71-Year-Old General Plans a Quiet Weekend at Home With His Family Before Leaving for the United States

General Ready To Challenge.  Truman Action   Spokesman Stresses Mac Wants To Minimize  War, Not Expand It

MacArthur Aide Defends Policy   Declares General Sought To Minimize War

Statement By Aide Tips FightComing   Whitney Declares General Sought Onl) To Minimize War

M’Arthur Set To Reach U.S. Tuesday   Anxious to Address Joint Session, Top Aides Indicate

MacArthur In Fighting Mood Over War Policy   Will Start Air Trip To United States On Monday

MacArthur to Fly Back to U.S. Monday; House Leaders Agree to Invite General

Tokyo Dispatches Indicate ‘Mac’ Returning Home ‘Spoiling for Fight’

Confidence Vote Given: To Mossadegh  Parliament Supports Premier In Rejecting

Back Premier in Oil Talks   British Withdraw Plan to Run tran Oil Refineries

OlL DISPUTE NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN   New Violence Feared As  Middle East Grows  Tense

IRAN DECLINES BRITISH OFFER   Premier Mossadegh Cets Vote Of Confidence For Rejecting Bid To End DisHutte.

U. S. Predicts Atlantic Pact Will Accept Greece and Turkey As Members As Best Way to Anchor Southern Europe Against Russia

Communists Routéd From Winter Line   Reds Break, Run From Bunkers; Allies Advance

Pistol-Shot Politics Cause Brits To Seek American Counsel In Trigger-Happy Middle East

British To Seek Aid Of America In Middle East   Basic British Policies Will Be Re-Examined _To Promote Stability

' Basic Policies to Be Re-Examined in Trigger-Happy Area: [Britain to Seek America’s Help in Coping ‘With Rising Tensions Throughout Middle Eas!

Pravda Prints Views Of English Official  Vdéoloaical Dabata Startad In Rueetan Naewenaner

Briton’s Blast Gets Play i m Soviet Paper  Pravda Prints Attack  ~~ - tom   Pravda Prints Attack On Russ Ideology -By Herbert Morrison

U.N. Advance Is Driving Further Above Border  Red Invaders Are some —— rst :

Many Discard Arms And Give Up To Allies   Van Fleet Says Job Is ‘To Finish Them Off Until Enough’

F. D. Murphy Named to Head The University   Ex-Dean of KU School Of Medicine Is 35— A Kansas ‘Man of Year

s eetineestiiansstiieniemmnemmetatl  Senate, House Both Working Feverishly Trying To Clear Docket Over Weekend

Congress Near Adjournment   Expect Quick Action On Final Measures

Auriol Urges Latin America  To Fight Reds   French President Makes Unprecedented Plea To Foreign Ministers

Work With Europe to Defeat Reds, Auriol’s Plea to Latin Americas

100 Injured In Oil Dispute Demonstration   Rioting Follows Iran’s Rejection of Hague Ruling

Claim 100 Hurt In Iranian Riot  10,000 Communists Stage Demonstration

FRESH RIOTING BY IRAN REDS INJURES MANY   Crowd of 10,000 Demonstrates In Tehran Streets

JUST HILL IN NO-MAN'S LAND  Pate NOAH Nae Raat INN GAB Bh  ‘Listening Post’ Alert for Reds’ Attack

JUST HILL IN NO-MAN‘S LAND ‘Listening Post’ Alert for Reds’ Attack

Order Prepared To Lower Draft Requirements  Gen. Hershey Tells Committee He Wants Eighteen-Year-Olds

 Await Approval, of Move __ IN on-Vet Childless M arried ‘Men Would Re Dratled

pAYcw TREE UOMLEMS  Non-Fathers, Without Prior °  Service. Mav Face New Draft

Non-Veteran Married Men May Get Call   Hershey Seeks To Ease Physical And Mental Standards

Hershey Presses For Expansion Of Draft Pool  r*   Director Favors Taking 18-Year-Olds As Well As UMT

Married Men Draft Plan Under Study   Hershey Says Order Waits Truman,  Man Power Okeh

Order Placed to Draft Married Men  Those 19 to 26 Will Be Taken, If : They Area Childless

yi  raft Director Asks For Call Of  Married Men, Lower Physicals

Childless Married Men May BeCalled In New Draft Plan   220,000 Non-Veterans List As Available Under Order Awaiting Official OK

Order To Draft Childless Men Awaits Approval   Hershey Favors Lower Standards

Belt Conveyor Bill Dies In Committee   Busy Session Reported In Ohio Legislature

Prisoner Digs Two Years, Escapes Pen  Nearo Gains Freedom   Negro Gains Freedom Through 70-Foot Tunnel In Baltimore

Man Pulls Fantastic  Jail Break   Escapes Through Hole That Took Two Years To Die

Convict Burrows 70 Feet to Freedom, Labored Two Years Digging Tunnel :

Long-Secret  Korea Angle  Pried Loose  New Weight Added To General's Views

Decision Adds More Heat To Boiling Fight   Wedemeyer Report Brings Angry Words From Mac Backers

25 Senators To Hear His Declaration   Committee Votes Not To Permit Others of Congress to Sit in On Ouiz Session

Weight Is Expected to Be. Result   Knowland Says Public Treatment of Wake Island Document Hurts Security   Thinks It Vital   General’s Opinion Is Considered Pertinent to Hearing

Acheson Says  Report Noted   All But One Recommendation of Wedemeyer On Korea Heeded

Barring of All Others Raises Fresh Dispute   All-Out Probe Of Far East Policy Starts Thursday

Only 25 Senators To Hear General Give Testimony  Rep. Martin Calls for Open House Hearings On MacArthur Firing

Committees Only ToHearM’ Arthur  Raw ow s’*s i AL.   Decision Angers Hill’s Rank and File

Far East Policy Proven Wrong, Republicans Say  MacArthur Hearing Closed To Public

Senators To Hear MacArthur Tomorrow In Washington   GOP Protest Closed Door Hearinas

MacArthur’s Backers Say Report Aids His Opinion   . Wedemeyer’s Secret o ‘ .  Korea Review Said  Disprovine Policy

Others Barred From Hearing At Capito!   Public Airing Of Issues By House Groups Uraed

CLOSED DOOR HEARINGS FOR MACARTHUR   Twenty-Five Members of Two Senate Committees Bars Other Lawmakers From Secret Session.   J . PROBE DISPUTE OF FAR EAST POLICY   Sen. Russell, Who Released Wedemeyer Report, May Also Make Wake Island  _ Document Public.

Claim Wedemeyer Policy Followed   All But One Point of Report Adopted In Korea. Acheson Savs

25 SENATORS BAR OTHER SOLONS AT M’ARTHUR AIRING   DECISION ADDS TO CONTROVERSY OVER SECRET QUESTIONING

Record Of Wake Island Meeting May Be Revealed  GOP Senators Claim Rt. get = fp om   GOP Senators Claim Air Chief's Forecast Aids MacArthur Policy

Closed Door Policy Draws Strong Protest   Only Committee Members Will Be Permitted To Attend; Wedemeyer Report Backs Mae’s Policies

MacArthur Hearing fomorrow Limited [o 25 Senators   Committees Bor Other Congressmen From Questioning

Senators at Hearing Bar Colleagues   Committees Not Letting Any More Sit In on Mac Testimony.

Other Solons Barred From Mac Hearing   Fear ‘Leaks’ If Grou Pp Admit Congressmen; GOP Plans Protesi

Closed Session on MacArthur to Be Just Thal   25 Senators on Two Committees to Hear Policy Questioning

MacArthur to Meet With Senate Unit In Closed Hearing  Other Conaressmen   Other Congressmen Barred by Action Of 25 Senators

Mae’s Hearing  Open Only to  Committees   Protests To Closed  Door Hearings Ignored As Committees Exclude Other Lawmakers Too

Wedemeyer Findings Made Public  Report Adds Weight To MacArthur View:

THNGU TINT  More Heat In MaeArthur  Controversy  Door Is Closed On Non-Members

 Debits MacArthur Side *ublication Of Secret Report  Brings New Republican Claims

MacArthur Quiz Will Be Closed   Decision Adding More ‘Heat to Far East Controversy

GOP Protests Closed Doors At Hearing   Republicans Want Public Testimony By Gen. MacArthur

State Secretary Says Only One Point anid  _ - Committee  oe Glasad.Raas

MacArthur  ' Questioning Shut Tight   Committee Votes TS Keep All Other Congressmen Out

25 Senators Only to Hear Mae’s Story   MacArthur to Appear Before No Others Thursday

POLICIES URGED BY MACARTHUR GIVEN SUPPORT   Wedemeyer's Secret Report, Now Revealed, Warned Of Reds — Probe To Open Thursday.

See M’Arthur Backing In Seerct Report   General's Backers Claim Wedemyer Show: Administration Wrong

25 Members of Senate Body fo Hear M’ Arthur  No Other Congress Members to Attend

Only 2 Senate Groups Will Hear MacArthur  Other Members of Congress Bar. red From Hearing Tomorrow.

Secret Quiz Of M’ Arthur Irks Martin   ‘Senators Ban Other » Congress Members In - Hearing Tomorrow _

MacArthur Blames Secretary Of State For His Dismissal   MacArthur Hearing To Be Private

25 in Senate lo Hear General   Probing Committee Members Close Doors

Fire Added to Controversy Over General   Senate Committees Decide They Won't Let Any Other Congressmen Sit in Thursday on  Their Closed-Door Questioning of  MacArthur About His Sulit with President ‘Trarea:

Claims Renort Of Wedemeyer Carried Out  Acheson Points Out One Exception Made   Acheson Points Out One Exception Made By Administration

‘Mac’ Hearn  Republican Chiefs Argue That Secrecy Has Led To Foreign Policy Mistakes

Senators Ad To Prevent ‘Leaks’ In Thursday Hearing  Only Members Of Two Committees To     ~ Hear Gen. MacArthur

Group To Bar Other Senators at Quiz of Mac   Decision Is Likely to Add Heat to Far East Policy Dispute

MacArthur Hearing Limited   25 Senators Vote Te Close Doors Te Other Lawmakers On Thursday

Secrecy Curtain Is Drawn Around M Arthur Hearing   Only 25 Senators To Hear General; Demand Voiced For Public Hearings By House Committees

Policy Based Upon Report   State Secretary Says Lone Exceptior Was Independent Military Mission

Senate Committees Decide to Restrict MacArthur Hearing to Members, Thus Adding More Fuel To Growing Controversy Over Truman's Action

REPORT SEEN PROOF KOREAN " POLICY. WRONG   MacArthur Backers Claim General Upheld By  Wedemeyer Document   ONCE TOP SECRET      Record of Wake Island Conference May Be Released Today

Policy Foes Hail Stand By Wedemeyer   See Support For MacArthur; Report On Wake Talks Due

Martin Asks House Airing  Of AsiaPolicy   Leader Protests Secret Hearings   Senate Committeemen Vote Not To Admit Other Congressmen

GOP Ire Aroused on Secrecy  Non-Committee   Non-Committee Congressmen to Be Barred From Quiz

U.S. Officials Study Means Release Oatis   Prague Court Says  Reporter Might Get Sentence Reduced on On “Good Behavior’

London, Paris Police Hunt For Diplomats   2 Declared Absent; Flight to Soviet May Be Tried

Civilian Rubber Controls to Lift   Unlimited Tires, Goods Set on Jan. 1

Johnston Ponders Move On Wage Issue  Stabilizer Has Another Meeting With Labor Heads

New Session With Labor Is Planned By Johnston  Discussion To Save Ware Stabilization Bl, a-ared Ie wag Dacradantanad

WAGE CEILING DECISION SEEN   Green Thinks Stabilizer Johnston To Give Reply Today  MIGHT DROP LABOR

WAGE CEILINGS DISPUTE HOLDS   Economic Stabilizer ‘And  Labor Leaders Meet . Again—Unions Hope For * Bhaw In Freeze.

Johnston Plans Meeting With Union Men Toda   Decision Expected After Conference On Wage Ceilings

Johnson Plans To Meet Labor  Leaders Again   They Hope He'll Raise Ceilings Recommended By Stabilization Board

Johnston Plans  New Peace Talk  conoml   Economic Stabilizer Wants Labor Back Yn Fold.

A LABOR SESSION   Johnston to Meet With Leaders  Who Want Wage Ceilings Upped

Labor Heads Hope For Pay Curbs Boost   Johnston Arranges Meet Today; May Have Decision  This Afternoon

Labor Chiefs And Johnston Confer Again  Green Says That He Expects Decision On Beard Shortly

Labor Leaders Confer Toda y With Johnston   WSB Consisting Of Public Members Only May Be Established

Labor Heads Hope For Pay Curbs Boost  Johnston Arranges”   Johnston Arranges Meet Today; May Have Decision  This Afternoon

Johnston Slates Another Meeting With Labor Heads   Union Chiefs Hope He Will Decide To Raise Wage Ceilings

Johnson Is Hopeful Of Labor Peace   Economic Head Seeks To Iron Difficulties

Caspian Grudge Shooting Fatal  Rhinelander Logger Admits Killing

BOYLE TAX CHECK ASKED  Ex-A.F. Civilian Official ~ Admits Lithofold Loans

fx-Official Admits Loans From Firms  eo nme te eine ot   Borrowed $12,100  krom Printers   Former Air Force Employe Testifies At Probe Into Bovle’s Acts

Loans Aided _ Air Official   Lithefold Operations Stay in Limelight

Officials Admit They Received Loans, Gifts From Printing Concern

INDIA URGES BlG FOUR 10 MEET AT ONCE  Secret Session In ; 2 PSS Baier. UR ear Sere   Secret Session In Paris Proposed as Step Toward World Peace.

Small Nations Urge Powers _  ‘Fo Make Peace   India Advances Flea for Joint Declaration of ‘No War’

AAU APPEALS TH POWERS TO CFGURE PEACE   Delegate Also Hits Exclusion of Chinese Reds from UN.

India Makes Vital Move For Peace   Sir Benegal Rau Appeals For Secret Session of Big-4 To Work Out Security Plans.

Wants Big Four Foreign Ministers To Meet In Secret Session At ~ Qnce And Agree To Declaration   APPEALS MADE BY SMALLER NATIONS

India Appeals for Secret Big Four Meet, Declaration of ‘No War’ As Step to Peace

Weather at Yuma   India Urges Big 4 Meet To Ban War   Little Nations of UN Urge Big Powers To Get Together, Prevent World War lil

—UN SESSION — India Urge: Big 4 Vow ‘No War’   SHOURLT PARLEY AS PROPOSED

Bridges Urges 2 to 3-Year Limit On Extension of the Draft Act   Secretary Marshall and His Top Aide, Anna Rosenberg, Called Before Senate

Senator Seeks Limit On Draft  Act Extension   Bridges Voices His Views As Senate Hearings Begin

SNOW STALLS COMBAT ALONG KOREAN FRONT   Time Limit Rapidly Approaching In the 30-Day Truce Line Avcreement.

FORMER REVENUE OFFICIAL PAID BY PRIVATE CONCERN   J. B. Qlson Admits Soliciting Business for St. Louis Firm While on Federal Pay Roll.   REPORTS ARRANGEMENT MADE BY FINNEGAN   List, of Liquor Companies Turned Over to Printing Company as Prospecfive Customers.

REDS LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS AT ‘TRIANGLE’   Communist Radios Aim Propaganda At the Japanese

U.N. Officials Are Awaiting Red Reaction   Communist Leaders Are Still Silent On Resuming Truce Talk:

Public to Get In. on ‘Game’   Correspondents Briefed For Atom Moneuvers

Public To Get Little Information On Tests In World’s First Atomic Field Maneuvers

Basketball Fixes Reach Bradley U.   Four Former Brave Players Admit Accepting Bribes From Gamblers   TWO PEORIA CONTESTS   All Men Named Took Part in Kansas U. Game in  K. C in 1950

Alert Air Raid Posts For Trials   DuBots lo Be Key Center For County In First Test Of Organ ized Lookout Stations.

Observation Post Chiefs, Fire Chiefs Notified Of Air Raid Alert Saturday

Expect Low Bid to Be. OKd Today   79th st. Conversion from One-man Cars to Pros pane Buses Hinges on Tank Installation,

Propane Buses On 79th Await  Gas Reservoirs   CTA Expects to Let Cow tracts for Storage Tauks  Tomorrow.

Denounces ¢ Jap Treaty Senator Jenner  Refers to it as Reine *Frand’

AmericanJetsDrop Soviet-Type Plane In Korean Battle   Allied Troops Take Ridge in East, Along With  Other Hills—Rain Is Hindrance

Mig Downed, 9 Damaged By U. S$. Airmen   Allied Ground Units Hurl Back 2 Enemy Attacks on Korea’s  ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

JETS DO BATTLE OVER MIG ALLEY   Allies Take Nev New Peak on Heartbreak Ridge

UN Splits About Even On Whether Greece or White Russia Gets Seat

UN Splits Over Admission Vote   Greece And White Russia Seek Council Seats

TRUMAN BAUKS MEAT CEILINGS NOW IN EFFECT   President Insists He Will Keep Acheson And O'Dwyer

Truman Okays Meat Ceilings   President Supports Stand Of Gen, Marshall

Truman Support: Beef Ceilings: lo Be Enforced  President Denies Story Of Acheson

Airliner Crashes At Tulsa Today   Thirty-One Persons Have Narrow Escape, Three Injured

WON AGAIN OCCUPIED BY UN TASK FORCE   Koreans Losers Jn Aerial Battle Over Yalu River

Tax-Exempt Allowances For President Wiped Out   Amendment Also Kills Exemption On Expense Accounts:For VP And Members Of Coneregss °

End Tax Free Expense Funds  Effective Date of Action Jan. 3, 1953

Bars Truman s Tax Exemption   Senate Acts on Expense Allowances.’Members of Congress and Vice President Included.

Truman’s And Congress Members’... . ere eentvstencener  End Of Tax-Free Payments Voted

Cut Exemption for President   Congressmen Must Pay on Allowances

Anti - Graft Accounting  Law Sought   Truman Would Require All To  Report Incomes

SENATE VOTES TO WIPE " OUT TAX EXEMPTIONS ON OFEICIAISC’ EYprareee

Solons Tax Exemptions May Be Lost   Senate Okays Bill to Affect President, Too

Senate Kills Tax Exemption  For Officials   Levy on Expense Allowances Will Go Later to House Conference

Senate Votes To Wipe Out Tax Exemptions   Congress Would Pay Tax on Allowances

Senate Votes Bar On Tax Exempt Expense Grants   Move Effects Truman, Other Conaress Officers

CHINA MISSION OF SECRETARY ENTERED Quiz   Alleged Pro-Commie “Had a Hand" In Directives of 11945

Declares Case ls Presented Competently  Secretary Marshall Questioned Again By Senate Probers

Get Solons’ Okay   Non-Defense Spending Proposals, However, Are Sharply Criticized

Budget Wins Ind orsement In Congress   Most Leaders Approve Pay-As-You-Go Plan For Defending Nation

President Hands Congress National Survival Budget Totaling $71,594,000,000   Tax Boost of $16,500,000,000 Asked, Coupled With Return Of Many Sections of His Controversial ‘Fair Deal’ Proqram   BMGGES Glasts Fair Veal Kequests ee Or COt Requests  Most Congress Leaders Back ‘Pay-As-You-Go, But Assails Increase in Non-Defense Spending

Congress Leaders Endorse Truman Pay-as-you-go Plan  Non-Defense Spending Increase Criticized Ry GOP Senator-

Pay-as-You-Go Plan Meets With General Approval of Congressmen, Survey Shows

Non-Defense Spending Hit  Bridges Says Budget Has Fair Deal Tinge

Here’s Where ~ Money Goes   Solons Back Defense, Rap Other Boosts

Truman Budget At $71 Billion   Wins Endorsement of Most Leaders; Non-Defense Spending Criticized

Community Responsibility Discussed By Mills on Ohio Wesleyan Series —

Diplomats From Nations Fighting In Korea Open Study on Chance For Peace

Diplomats To Study Chances For Peace Pact   British: Leading New Movement

Flees West In Stolen Sedan: Sallow-Faced Bandit Holds Up Bank Single-Handed. Escapes

TRUMAN ASKED TO INTERVENE IN PORT TIEUP   Military Cargoes Stranded On Docks By Wildcat Walkout

President May Act In Strike   Government Sends Top Negotiator For Dock Talks

Dock Firms Ask Truman Strike Aid .   Shippers Look To White House For Assistance

Rep. Irving Acquiffed of Funds Charges   Judge Finds He Did Not Misuse $3,000.

TO REWRITE ARMS PLANS   Vishinsky Offers 12 Amendments Ty LIN Committes

Vishinsky Says  West Must Revise Arms Limit Plan   Must Be Rewritten Almost Completely To Be Acceptable. He Tells UN

Vishinsky Demands West Rewrite Its  Disarmament Plan  His Demands Would Make Plan Almost Like Russian One

WEST'S IDEAS NOT ACCEPTED BY VISHINSKY   Soviet Wants Own Proposals Written Into Peace Moves

Like Russ Want It, That Is   U.S. Ambassador Says ‘We're Very Much Disappointed’

RUSSIA ACCUSED OF FIRING ON U.S. PLANE OFF SIBERIA; ‘MORE ATROCITIES CLAIMED

Vishinsky Would Revise Arms Cut To Russian Plan  Big 3 Disappointed At Soviet’s Reply D.f.,-, JINI Crammittan

Vishinsky Demands Changesin Big Three's Proposal fo Make Program Acceptable for Asia

Vishinsky Asks West Alter Plan   Urges Drastic Revisior Of Big Three Outline For Disarmament.

Reds Demand West Change Arms Plan   Vishinsky Insists Rus. siun Proposals Be Adopted

Vishinsky Offers Series Of Amendments He Says Acceptable To Kremlin   Reds Against Arms Census As Proposed By, Allies But Want Immediate Ban On Atomic Bomb; Western Diplomats Disannointed In Soviet Renlv.

U. §. and Britain Discouraged By Soviet Stand   Russian Amendments Would Completely Transform Program

Russia’s Long Awaited Reply Includes Demand For Complete Revision

Receive Russian Answer   Disarmament Plan of Big Three Rejected By Foreign Minister In UN Committee

Vishinsky Reply Disappointment To West's Big 3   ‘Some See Soviet Foreign Minister Leaving Door Open For. Negotiations

Vishinsky Calls for Series of 12  Amendments   Would Transform: Proposal Into One Rus. sians Submitted —

Soviet Stand Leaves Chance For Negotiation   Allied Proposals Kept as Basis For Debate

Vishinsky Rejects Disarmament Plan   Russia and Poland Lose U.S. Trade. Concessions

Want West’s Program Rewritten   Amendments Asked Would Turn Plan Into Russian Proposa

Reply Blasts West's Offer   Some Spokesmen Say Door Left Aja for Negotiation on Arms Reduction

West Told to Rewrite Program To Conform With That of U.S.S.R.; Immediate A-Bomb Ban Demanded

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Proposals Disappoint U.N. Group

Russia Demands Disarmament Plan Revision   Some Think: Door Open to Negotiate After Red Reply

Russia Rejects Wesfern Powers’ Disarmament Plan   Would Have It Altered Materially; Door May Be Open to Negotiations.

Wants West To Rewrite Its Proposal   U.S., Britain Disappointed at Demands Presented by Vishinsky

Reds Demand . New West Plan For Disarmament   Vishinsky Wants Complete Rewrite; Jessup Disappointed

NATO to Take  Greece, Turkey   Danish Oppesition Fades: Cammand New Issue

Greece, Turkey. Admission To NATO Assured  Denmark Agrees To ALE ce hee taba   Denmark Agrees Tc Affirmative Vote At Conference

Denmark Agrees to Support Greece, Turkey in North Atlantic Organization

Double Puzzle Faces Va. Police   Head Of Man Found By Bov Saturday

Negro Boy Discovers Grim Relic in Honeysuckle Patch:  Finding of Man‘s Bodyless Head in Norfolk, Va., Revives Mystery of Beaten and Stranqled Widow

Police Have Mystery: Bodyless Head and a Strangled Widow   Norfolk, Va., Has a Real Puzzier

Bodyless Head Found In Patch Of Honeysuckle Confronts Virginia Police With Maior Mystery

Exiled Ruler Holds Lead In Bolivia   Tense Election Holds Interest In South America

Lobbyist Artie Samish I Senate Subpena Target Of Crime Committee Study

Pull Emergency Brake On Auto Production   U.S. Orders Another 55° Cut Use of Steel for Passenger Cars

Government In Order Cutting Steel For Autos   Production For. October Will Be Reduced

New Slash in Steel for Cars Sel for Oct. 1   - Government to Cut Quantity of Steel  To Automobile Makers Another 5 Per Cent

x*¥Ke Ke we GOVERNMENT ORDERS ANOTHER & PER CENT CUT IN STEEL FOR CARS

Another Cut On Auto Steel   Government in Order to be in  Effect October 1

Government  Again Cuts  Auto Steel Household Items  Also Affected  QD rw. C1...1.

Government Orders Another Slash In  Civilian Production  Output of Cars to Be Cut Total of 40 Per Cent By End of Year

Last Quarter Schedule Cut Five Per Cent   Other Civilian Goods Wili Also be Trimmed Under New Curtailment Ruline

Steel Slashed Again By DP/  In Car Output   Government Agency Sete Allocations For Last Ouarter

Calls Luciano Dope Kingpin   International Gang’s Mastermind Is Claim

‘Wasteful’ Spending Is Assailed   Truman Budget Can Be Slashed, U.S. .ChamberTold

‘Wasteful Spending Hit Three Speakers Charge Rudaet Can Be Slashed

Truman Budget Can Be Slashed, Senators Assert  _ C. Of C. Speaker Hit

Panel Lists Wide-Open 7] SS Cities   Truman Budget ‘Wastefual’ eConators Tell Chamber

TRUMAN BUDGET CAN BE SLASHED   Byrd Says 60,000 New Civilian Employes Hired Last Month

U. §. Spending Cuts Demanded   Can‘t Carry The World And New Deal, Senator Byrd Asserts

AVREREEU YY = Se Ee  Truman Budget Can be Cut, U.S. Businessmen Informed.

Bradley Finds Hope in Europe  New Vigor, Enthusiasn Reported by General

“OUTOFPOST   Thunderjets Outfight 16 Migs, Destroy —  Ome During Day ‘

Savage Fighting Flares — In Eastern Korea While.  J et Plane War Continues   Observers Report Reds Have Powerful Potential For Offense On Western Front But Sector Ominously Quiet

Allies Repel Foe’s East Front Jabs   Fighting in West Sector Strangely Eases Off; Pig NAR a ys

HILL BATTLES DRIVE ENEMY QUT OF POSTS   Thunderjets Outfight 16 Migs, Destroy © One During Day

To Air Proposed New Wage Ceiling   Johnston, Labor Heads To Discuss Holding Hikes to 10 Per Cent

Johnston Studying Wage Ceiling As Labor Gains Sympathy of Presideni

NE EO  WSB Order To Be Aired At Session  Formula Change Up To Johnston

Johnston, Labor Leaders Confer   Union Chiefs Say Big Business Has — Been Given Reins

Gripes on Wage Top to Be Aired   Labor Leaders Object to Control by ‘Big Business’

Limit On Wases Due For Airing Before Johnston   Proposed New Ceiling Being Opposed By Unions.

Wage Ceiling Plan Up For Airing Today   Johnson To Meet Labor Leaders Who Are Against Formula

New Ceiling To Be Aired   e J ° a Economic Stabilizer  Will Study Formula

Unions’ Wage Gripes Aired   Economic Stabilizer Huddles With Group

Johnson, Labor Chiefs fo Meet   Labor Protests 10% Wage Ceiling Order

Wage Hike  Ceiling Due  For Airing WSB, Unions  To Hold Talk On ‘Formula’

Johnston To Hear Labor Wage Views   Stabilization Chief To Review Plans For Pay Ceilings

Holding Wage Increases ‘Due For Thorough Airing   Union Leaders Complain To Truman That ‘Big Business’ Controls Defense Program

Fric Johnston, Labor Heads Confer Today  Unions Carry Protes! Of Wage Ceiling To Ten Official

Proposed Wage Ceiling To Be Given Review  Lobor Leaders Meet With Eric Johnston  To Discuss Policy ON. © hk 8. i he ae

Proposed New Wage Ceiling Due for Airing   Tension Eases After Union Officials Meet with Truman

Acheson and  St. Lawrence      Review Proposal   Stabilizer Has Authority to Uphold or Reject W.S.B. Order

Capital Tension Over Wage Rules Appears Easing  Johnston ToSee Protesting Labor: x Heads During Day

Union Leaders Make Protest... . Wage Ceiling Fight Goes To Stabilizer

Johnston Hears Labor on Raises  White House Talk Eases Bitter Row

Conference Is Held On Wage Plan   Proposed Formula I: Given Airing Today By Johnston And Labor Leaders

On The Griddle:  (Ceiling Holding Wage Hikes Gets Thorough Airing Today

Proposed Ceiling On Pay Increases Due for Airing  * Labor - Leaders

—LABOR FIGHTS 10% LIMIT—  Johnston Will Hear Wade Protests Today

EVICTION MAY BOATIER FAMILY Parents Offering 7 Tots for Adoption

Four Are Arrested As Dope Peddlers  Narcotics Ring Operation Broken

McMath Pays His Back Taxes   Governor States $9,170 Claim Now ‘Settled in Full’

All-Out Search Begins ForMissingGrandmother In Alabama Community

Price of Getting Married by the Justice of Peace Is Lifted by the Government

Purpose Of Jaunt Is Clouded   But Says His Trip Not Connected With Rumored Peace Talk:

‘Surprise’ Visit Not Connected With Peace Moves   Trip Is ‘Military’ To Congratulate U. N. Army Leaders

Denies Visit Connected to Peace Rumor   Secretary of Defense Says War is Not in Military Stalemate— No Policy Changes

Gen. Marshall Pays Surprise Visit to Korean War Front   Army Leuders Marshall Visits

 ~SURPRISE~ New War Policy Is" Denied    BIG GUNS ROAR IN DISTANCE

Visit Has No” Peace Feeler Angle,He Says   Also Denies He Had Any New Directives  For Ridgway; Calls ‘  Visit “Military”.

Marshall Visits Korean Front With Ricaweay  Denies Trip Has a   Denies Trip Has Any Connection With Peace Rumors

Gen. Marshall In Visit fo Japan, Korea   Seys Has a0 Connection With Peece Mover, ne New Directives to Ridgway

Allies, Reds Battle In Front Of Chorwon   ~ VUAKENT PEACE MOVES ~  Marshall Makes Surprise Front Tou

DENIES TRIP. IS CONNECTED WITH PEACE   U. S.. Defense Secretary ‘Holds Conference With Generals Ridgway. and Van Fleet in Field. :         MEETING NEAR  : 38TH PARALLEL   Parley Held in Heavily Guarded Camouflaged Tent; No New Instructions, Marshall Says. -

Mission fs Military, i Net a Peace Quest; Secretary: Explains; ‘More Gaine far tL A

Secretary Of Defense Meets Top Allied  Commanders In Tent bhi... $@al ff... If.f

Three Wives Say Red-Haired Pied Piper’ Lured Hubbies Away With Beer

STATE PROBE REVEALS HORSE RACE NEWS ROUCHT IN NEW ORLEANS -SOLD TO MACEO

Reds Move Up 4 Divisions, ‘Allies Report   UN Troops Advance ! Behind Heavy Air

Of Batfleship Fire into Reds  On Land, Allies Gair 4 Miles on a 30-mile Front in East Sector

First Quarter Figures F or ’50 and ’51 Tax Collections Indicate  $100 Million Sales Gain

Retail Business In lowa Up By $100,000,000   Tax Returns Indicate $700 Million Spent In First Quarter

Air Fores Shews Picture Of 3-22, nage Jet Boner   It Has Wight Engines And Locks Like An QyerSized B-47

HUGE JET PLANE .C SLOSELY .¢ ‘GUARDED “Kir Force Prepares To Test New ‘Stratofortress’ Bomber

Air Force Gives Out Preview Picture Of Newest Jet Bomber   Stratofortress Testing Engines For Trial Trip

Stratofortress Bomber With 8 Engines Ready For First Test Flights

Bomber Being Readied for Triai Flight  ‘AF Provides Peek at “All let ‘Strato-Fortress

Communist Police, Western Berliners Stage Rock Batile   Pictures Of Stalin Burned in Party Offices Of Leader

Throw Rocks At Each Other In Border Battle   Fight Grew Out Of An  Anti-Communist Demonstration,

Rock F ight Breaks Out In Berlin  Clash On Border Oenume Pest OFF Wa   Clash On Border Grows Out Of New Street Barricades

STALIN GIRDS HIS PUPPETS   By KINGSBURY SMITH European General Manage), International News Service

APPEARS BEFORE JURY   State Insurance Commissioner Voluntarily Testifies in Topeka

NOV. 15 DEADLINE FOR FOREIGN MAIL   Local Superintendent Warns About Christmas  Gifts to Servicemen

NOV. 15 DEADLINE FOR FOREIGN MAIL   Local Superintendent Warns About Christmas  Gifts to Servicemen   WRAPPING IMPORTANT

Capone's Brother On  Law Side  Builds Reputation As “Two- Gun" ‘Marshal In, Nebracke

Known as “Two-Gun” Hart .  Capone’ s Long Lost Brother a “Fearless” Law Enforcer

Baptist Pastor May Enter Race For Governor   Dr. Casper Warren .May Enter Campaign _ Tf Ha Is Drafted

Charlotte Pastor Admits Interest In Making Race   Dr. Warren Discusses Plans With Backers

‘‘Would Consider Running”  Baptist Minister Approached: With Request To Seek Office

Rockford Calls Off Referendum  No Opinion Poll For Illinois GOP City

Higher Price Ceilings Due On Many Item:   Cost Increase Rule Cited by OPS In Action

Food, Clothing Hike Okayed  Manufacturer Can  Asks OPS for Boost

Harry Back At Key West   President at Favorite Resort for Three Week Vacation: To Work. Too

Truman Gay On Vacation   Loses No Time Getting Into Loud Sports Clothes in Fla.

Harry Truman Begins Holiday At Naval Bas«   President In Sports Shirt After Getting Welcome On Key West Arrival

President Begins Horida Vacation   Is Paying His Ninth Visit To Submarine Station At Key West

Truman's Vacation Spot Well Guarded  President Quickly Dons  Sport Shirt and Slacks

Three Kefauver Witnesses Plead Innocent  Gamblers Arranged er Contempt of enate Charges

Coal Miners Get 20c Wage Hike   Defense Aid Seen in Surprise Move

Features Index   Sunrise Services  IMILLIONS WORSHIP AS EASTER DAWNS

Police Stop Radio Of Chinese Ship   Communists Suspected of Broodcasting to Jungle Terrorist:

Charges Fly After Czech Is Accused   Probers Say Biheler Had Access To Data

Government Silent On Charges Czech Spy Was Given Clear Field to Learn A-Secrets

House GOP Loses Ground in Test Vote   Rule Suspension Roll Call Lacks Needed Majority

Samuel Jackson Dies in Hospital   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal to Former U.S. Senator From Indiana

Stroke Fatal To Prominent Demo Leader   Served as Indiana Attorney: General and Was Democrat ir Nominee for Governor.

S. D. Jackson, Ex-Senator, Dies Thursday   Noted Orator For Democrat Party; Once Candidate

REDS CHARGED WITH KILLING U.S, PRISONERS   5,500 Americans Said Slain Since Start Of Korean War

‘Communists Charged ‘With Murdering 12,790 'UN Prisoners in Korea

Red Slaughter of 12,790 War Prisoners Claimed In Official U. N. Report

Eighth Army Claims 5,660 Are Murdered  Estima wae UN Pris eo pens Shan Rea

U.S. Charges Red Slaughter  Of Prisoners   Five Thousand Yanks Seven Thousand . Koreans Butchered

~ — CHARGE —Part of. 12 9nn  j5OUYU  UN Total   ALLIES REPORT. EXECUTIONS

Eighth Army Report Bares Grim Record  CL emance fat Dinan   Chinese Get Blame For Most Killings

5,900 CAPTURED GPS MURDERED BY COMMUNISTS   South Korean Prisoner O! War Deaths Believed Much Higher   290,000 CIVILIANS SLAIN IN ATROCITIES

Charge Reds Murder Prisoners   Claim 2,563 American Wa Prisoners Slain In Cold Blood

Atrocities Bared By 8th Army   ‘Chinese And North Ko; reans Accused Of Unique Barbarism

(12,790 Allied ‘Prisoners Are  Slain By Reds   5.513 Americans Are Included In Toll OF ‘Chinese, North Koreans

UN Says 5,063 Americans  Among Victims In Korea   U. S. Officer Says Barbarism Unique Even Under Communism

UROUP OF 1,200 LED OUT AND SHOT NEAR YALU RIVER   Col. James M. Hanley Describes This as Worst Massacre and Lays it to  North Koreans,   NON-COMBATANTS ARE SHOWN NO MERCY   Atrocity Slayings of Civilians Put at 250,000—Chinese as Ruthless as Their Ally,

U.S. Eighth Army Charges 290 Other Allied Prisoners O! War, Aside From South    Baeeaws Slain

Over 12,000 Killed Sinee War Started   Estimated 5.563 Americans Have Been Murder. ed By Communists

U.N. Lists Toll During Korean War   12,790 Prisoners Killed In All, with 250,000:  Kerean Civilians.

Allies Charge Reds Have Killed 5,060 Americans  Chinese Slaughtered About Seven Thousanc So. Korean Troops

Grim Record Compiled Since Outbreak o War Does Not Include South Korean Soldiers; Worst Massacre in 1950.

Chinese Get Blame For Chief Part In Acts Of Barbarism   Killing Of South Korean Soldiers And Civilians Puts Toll Over 250,000

Also Thousands Of Civilians; Called Barbarism Unique Even in Commie World

Chinese Alone Slay 2563 in’ ‘Cold Blood’   8th Army Reports 200 Marines Slain  In Mace Fveantinn

8th Army Charges Reds Kill 5,790 UN Prisoners of War   Grim Record of ‘Acts of Barbarism Unique Even in Communist World’ Is Released

5,660 Americans Killed Since War Began, UN Claims   Some 250,000 Korean Civilians Also Have Fallen Victim To Communist Brutality, U.S. Col. Hanley Declares; Figures Are Far From Complete, He States

Prisoners ‘Massacred  U. S. Says   Report Charges Chinese Reds Execute 2,513

Davies Cleared by Investigation   Loyalty, Security Charges Dropped

Davies Cleared And’ Reinstated  Investigatgrs Find His Record Clean

DAVIES CLEARED IN LOVALTY CASE   STATE DEPARTMENT EM. PLOYE RESTORED TO SEC. ACHESON'S STAFF.

Nationalist Guerrillas. Stage Hit-Run Raid on ‘Chinese Coastal City

Reds Force Korean Youths Into War Service Thruout Land   TIDE OF TOYS DRIVE

Home. ” Edition:  oennree aes SER. anerenecercene PRICE "7 CENTS   American  Cargo Ship Is Missing

GOP Votes Defeat Redistricting Bill in Missouri House   All Legislators to Be Present Tomorrow When Measure Is Reconsidered.

Rebelling House G.O.P. Members Force Defeat Of Redistricting Bill

HOLY NAME UNION ELECTS OFFICERS   Stanislaus Krichten, McSherrys tewn, Chosen President Of Sonuthern Regional Group

PRISONER LIST BEING CHECKED   Very Few Discrepancies Found By Pentagon Thus Far

Reds Prisoner Of War List Is Unverified   Officials Stress Names Provided By Communists

Long Agony of Suspense and Fear lo ‘Way to Rejoicing in Pennsylvania Homes;

MANY U.S. BOYS STILL ALIVE IN KOREAN CAMPS   Reds List Only 3,198 Americans; Truman Issues Warning

STILLALIVEIN KOREAN CAMPS   Reds List Only 3,198 Americans; Truman - Tsaues Warning

\Top Washington Officials Are Losing Hope \For Quick Agreement On Ending Hostilitses

Hopes For Quick Cease-Fire In Korea Blasted  Such Is Opinion Of Top Washington Officials Is Report

But in Wasnington—  Chinese Proposal Dashes Hopes for Quick Cease-Fire   Five-Point Armistice Plan Offered by Reds Does Not Meet with Approval of UN

Stephen Early Critically I   Ex-Press Secretary Stricken in Office

Memorial to Hemstreet Is Being Planned   Meeting Called for Next Wednesday to Discuss Project

Taft Demands Policy Action  Senator Warns of A phacan'« Patieioe

Taft Wants Clear Far Eastern Policy: Fears Appeasement   Only Three Courses Open For Dealing With Reds, Senator States

TAFT LISTO POLIGIES FOR WAR IN KORE   Says Choice Between Acheson Appeasement and Mac’s Plan.

Taft Blasts Appeasement  Of China Reds   Ohio Senator Says Nation To Wake Up With Acheson Policy

Oatis Case Not Closed, Truman Tells Newsmen  "Remains Open Until AP Reporter Is Freed By Czechs, HST Says

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Ready to Explore Fog-Shrouded Area for Plane

Giants Rout Yanks, Hurl Maclie Today   National Leaguers Series Favorites

Maglie, Sain Set To Pitch Fourth Game   Stanky’s ‘Kick’ Of Ball Turns Tide As Winner: Get-Five In Fifth Frame

Conipromise onGasTax Hike Approved   Senate Highways Committee Endorses Bill. 9-2

Cleveland Beef Business Norma   Receipts, Supplies At Regular Levels

President Reluctant  ToApprove   Expect Truman To Okay Bill Tonight. Then Blast Measure As Inadequate

President Doesn't ©  Like Bill   Says It Will Not Prevent * More Inflation

Vote on  New Tax  Proposed Assembly Urged To Pass Decision  .On Sales, Income “Fae te Bacnda   Expect Truman to Sign Controls Bill; Blast It

New Controls Bill Action Is Awaited   Expect Truman To Sign Measure Late In Evening

MR, TRUMAN TO SIGN CONTROLS RELUCTANTLY   Chief Executive Is Expected to Issue Blast at Bills as Inadequate.

Truman Expected to  Sign New Controls  Bill Reluctantly Will Ease Curbs On  Installment Buying, More Months to Pay

Truman Expected To Sign Revised Controls Measure   President, However, Probably Will Blast  Bill as Inadequate

Six Months      Controls Bill To Be Signed By Midnight   Truman Expected  To Ask New Steps   Labor Committee Will Back President’s Action On Measure

7 Die, 5 Lost In 3 Ships’ Fiery Crash   Captain, Helmsman Meet Heroic Deaths In Buffalo Harbor

Ships Collide; 12 Missing — Sailors Escape After Flaming -  ?Crash Of 3 Vessels At Buffalo.

GASOLINE FIRE FLARES AS SHIP STRIKES BARCE   Harbor Dark, But Night Clear When Accident Happens

At Least Seven Men Killed, Five Missing in Flaming Crash of Three Vessels in Buffalo Harbor

The Wedtifer   Lake Freightex Hits Gasoline- Laden Barge   Three Known To Have Burned To Death, Fourteen Others Feared Dead; Skipper, Helmsman Die Heroes’ Deaths

10 ARE KNOWN DEAD IN FIRE ABOARD SHIP!   Seven Seamen Missing As Buffalo Probes Get Under Way

Freighter Hits Gasoline Barge  At Buffalo   Cause of Accident Not De termined: Harbor Dark But Clear

Gasoline Explodes After Buffalo Crash  Oil Barge Is Rammed by Freighter

Gasoline Laden Freighter Blast Iniures Fifteen   Casualties Reported For Three Vessels

Ships Collide at Buffalo   Freighter Rams Into an Oil Laden Barge

Nine Missin As Freighter Rams Barge  13 of 40 Crewmen Injured; Captain Dies in Pilot House

17 Killed In Crash Of Boats   15 Others Hurt “Iu Collision Causing Explosion

Brave Skipper Saves Lives Of 20 But Dies  In Explosion - Blaze   3,500,000 Gallons Of Gasoline Set Off When Barge And Cargo Vessel Meet At Night.

Gasoline-Loaded Barge Collides With Freighter  3,500,000 Gallons of Fuel Burns; 13 Hurt in Disaster

Seven Die, Five Missing In Harbor Crash   Heroic Captain And Helmsman Among The Victims

17 Men Dead Or} Missing rin Ship Collision   Gasoline Barge And Freighter Crash Near Doeks Al Buffalo

Death Toll In Harbor Crash May Reach 17   Captain And Heimsma: Die Like Heroes In Savine Others

Two Die Heroes’ Death In Successful Effort To Save The Lives Of Other Crewmen; Fourteen Men Hurt But None Serious lv: Nine Others Escape.

10 Feared Dead In Ship Crash  Freighter, Gasoline Barge in Collision

Toll ln Harbor Collision-Blast Rises To 17 Tua-Pushed Gasoline Barae Explodes After Hitting Ship

Resulting Blast Sets 3 Vessels Afire At Butfalo   Freighter Strikes Fuel-Laden Barge; Charred Mass May Contain Victims

Captain, Helmsman Die at Posts  Flaming Collision of Ships Leaves 7 Dead, 5 Missing

Find 7 Dead. 5 Missing At Buffalo   Freighter’s Skipper. Pilot Stay at Posts, Die To Save Crew

Two Vessels Collide, Blast Showers Third  Captain’s Heroic £oat. * Pf La

Ihiree Vessels Collide in Buffalo Harbor; At Least 7 Men Are Dead

14 Feared Dead in Fiery Collision of Three Buffalo Ships   14 Others Are Injured in Accident; Nine of 40 Men - Involyed Escape Unharmed

‘Charred Bodies Found In ‘Cabin Of Tugboat Today~— Five’Men Missing After Accident. -—Captain, Helmsmon Dies Heroes’ Deaths

Lakes Freighter Rams Oil Barge: Blast Follows   Buffalo Harbor Scene of Tragedy; Blazing Oil Showers Boats

Dozen Dead, Five Missing in Fire  Find Charred Mass of Bodies in Cabin of Tug After Three Ships Crash

Freighter Rams Oiler, Starting Fire   Captain Perishes At Helm Helping His Men Escape

Barge Explodes affer Accident   Skipper, Helmsman Die Hero's Death  in Pilat Houce

12 Lost After Lake Vessels Collide in Buffalo Harbor  Captain and Helmsman of Freighter Hailed  Be hLderane:e Babble Piwaca I vacmac bea Cause was

Seven Dead, Five Missing as Three  Ships Crash, Burn   Captain, Helmsman Are Heroes; Freighter, Tanker, Barge Collide tn Harbor at Buffalo, N. Y.

3 Way Ship Cras Toll. Rises to 12   Seven Dead, Five Missing in Fiery Buffalo Collision

Twelve Dead  In Ship Crash   Nine Others Missing in Buffalo Collision Traqedy

Seven Men Die, Five Missing As Boats Hif   Two Victims Perish in Effort to Help, Part of Crew Escape

Gasoline Barge  Explodes After. Night Collision   Freighter, Tug Showered With Blazing Fuel; Captain and Helmsman Die Heroic Deaths

Seven Dead In Buffalo Harbor Fire   Lake Freighter Rams Loaded Oil Barge

Seven Dead, Five Missing After-Collision   Captain Called Hero of Tragic Harbor Accident

Three Ships Collide At Bulfalo Port  Gasoline Barge  Explodes, Burns

SEVEN ARE DEAD, FIVE MISSING IN HARBOR DISASTER   NO EXPLANATION FOR COLLISION IN BUFFALO HARBOR

Death Toll May Reach 17 As Resuli Of Fiery Crash Of 3 Ships Near Buffalo

12 Dead, Missing In Ship Collision At Buffalo Harbo  Freighter Strikes

Gasoline Explodes At Buffalo   Three Seamen Known Dead; 13 Others Are Injured

Seventeen Dead Gr Missing As Vessels Collide In New York  Steamer Rams Barge, Exploding Fuel Burns Three Vessels Involves

THREE VESSELS IN COLLISION AT BUFFALO   Loaded Oil Barge Rammed By Huge Freighter  GALISE   Of Crash Not Determined; Captain And Helmsman Die Heroes’ Deaths

Three Vessels.  Crash: 7 Dead   Five Others Missing as Collision Occurs ‘in Buffalo Harbor Today.

Oil Barge Hits 4.,000-TonShip   Charred Bodies Of Three Seamen Recovered From Cabins

—BUFF ALO— Seven Dead, Five Missin  In Collision  Blast Rains Fire On Two Vessels

GASOLINE FIRE TRAPS 3 VESSELS   Freighter. Rams Gasoline Barge, Which Explodes; Captain Dies Saving Most of Crew.

Seven Men Die In Three- -Ship Flaming Crash      ~ Attest Craft Collide  “In Buffalo’s Harbor

Fire Envelops Three Vessels at Buffalo — After Freighter Hits Barce Loaded with Gas

3 Ships Hit, 12 Men Lost   Collision, Explosion In Buffalo Harbor In Darkness

Lake Freighter Rams Oil Barge; Cargo Blows Up  Penobscot Skioper

GASOLINE BARGE EXPODES WHEN HIT BY VESSEL   Three Men Burn Tx Death, [4 Are Miss. ing —- 800,000 Gal lons Of Fuel Show.  er Roats.

Great Lakes I’ reighter Base Oiler   Cause Not Determined —Freighter Captain, Helmsman Die Heroic Deaths to Save Crew

Wrarkne: Fursasier Ten Believed Dead As Ships Collide, Burn At Buffalo.

Carroll, Bettine Commissioner, ls Charged   Tax Authorities File Informations In Kansas City

Faces 26 - Year Term, $26,000 Maximum Fine If Convieted   Apparently No Fraud Says Shenker: Legal Remedies Studied

Government Cites Carroll On Tax Counts  Informations Filed Aaainmet Ge i arsic   Informations Filed Against St. Louis Betting Commissione

16 Tax Charges for Betting Boss  Failed to Report Total of $52,688

Little-Used Code Hits At Betting Czar   Cited For Failure To Report Payments In 1948 And 1949

Carroll Faces Tax Charges   Bet Commissioner's . Arrest Is Ordered

Tax Violation Charge Against James J. Carroll   Failed to List’. - Betting ‘Payments, Says US Charae.

Carroll Listed As Tax Evader By U.S. Bureat   Bet Handler Aceused Of Failing To Give Reports Under Code

Charges Against J. J. Carroll   Sedalians Listed Among Those as Being Paid on  Gambling Gains

CARROLL Io ACCUSED ON 26 GOUNTS   U. §. Charges He Failed to Report Payments Made Bettors.

Failed To Report 26 Payments   Rarely Enforced Section Of Code Basis Of Charges

Charge Carroll With Evading Income Laws   Contend He Failed To Report Payments To Winning Bettors

Senate Probers Prepare Blows Against Racket:   Kept Basy On Final Report As Demand To Continue The Investigation Grows

Cite Betting Commissioner On Tax Count   Charge James J. Carroll Failed to Report on  Payments of $52,688

Revenue Bureau Books Carroll On Tax Charge   Betting Commissioner Accused of Failure  To Report $56.688

Tax Evasion Charged To  Jim Carroll   St. Louis Man Is Sued Under Litth-Known Provision

CHARGE CARROLL FAILED T0 REPORT ON BET PAYOFFS   Bookmaker Indicted Under Tax Law Requiring Listings Over $600.

Oddsmaker Faces Tax Law Evasion Trial   Carroll Failed To Report Big Payments to Bettors

Two Informations Filed In Kansas City Against St. Louis Betting Commissioner Who Would Not Talk

List Local Man In National Betting Case   Tax Bureau Says E. J. White Was Paid $949 by James Carroll of St. Louis

Named for Non-Report Of Payment   Little Known Part of Revenue Law Cited On St. Louisan.

Carroll Charged With Failing To Report Payments   Odd Section Of Revenue Code Invoked Against Him.

Charge Carroll On 26 Counts  Failure to Report Payments Involved

Bettor Carroll Snaaged By Tax Code Provision  Charged With Not Reporting Payments To Winning Bettors

Carroll Is Accused Under Obscure Law   St. Louis Odds-Maker Accused of Failing toReport Payments Made ta Winning Betters an In Commissions: Arrest Is Ordered

Extortion Used As Finance Aid  Student Short On Funds For Colleae

Heads May Rol In Tax Scandal  munct.anm Soon —_   Investigation Rushed On Widened Front

HOUSE COMMITTEE WIDENS 15 PROBE OF TAX SCANDALS   Group Maps New Hearings as Washington Hears Truman Is Determined to Clean House.   PRESIDENT ANGRY OVER RECENT DISCLOSURES   Demand for Ouster of Attorney General McGrath Goes —Up on Heels of Firing  of Caudle.

Truman Fires Top Attorney   Spurs Congress to Make Full Inquiry Into Tax Division OF Justice Dept.

Truman Fires Caudle from Tax Division   Congressional Committee Spurs Probe of Scandals

Heads May Roll From  Top Posts   Congressmen, President  * r * ‘Wal   Pushing Their Search For Tax Irregularities

Tax Scandal Probe To Be Stepped Up   Government House Cleaning Reported Now Under Way By Truman As Campaign Starter

Other Heads To Fall in Cleanup Of Sandal Mess   Truman Reported Tred At : Reflections On Admin-

Solons Pushing Probelnto Tax Scandals   President Also Plans House Cleaning After Firing Caudle

Tax Scandals Probe Pushed   Other Heads May Roll as Committee Maps Hearings, Truman Fires Caudle

Solons Pushing Probe Into Tax Scandals  President Also Plans   President Also Plans House Cleaning After Firing Caudle

Truman Spurs Full Investigation Of Tax Division   Probers Aroused by President's Firing of Government Attorney

Solons After Bigger Game In Tax Fraud   Senator Seeks Ouster Of U.S. Attorney General

Tax Scandals’ Inquiry Pushed On Wider Front   Solons Map Hearings New Ousters Seen as Caudle Fired

Tax Deal Inquiry  Widens   Indications Point To More Ousters: Rep. Curtis Says McGrath Should Go

Tax Seandal Could Bring More Firing   President Angry “Over Disclosures

Middlewest Gets Slight Relief From Bitter: Cold.  Season’ 's. Worst     “Over Most OF U. =

B6- Year-Old New Mexican Takes First Automobile Ride to Join Army

Three Military Pianes Crash  Separate Smashups May Take 30 Lives

30 Feared Dead In Air Crashes   3 Widely Separated Smashups Involve Military Personnel

3 Plane Crashes Kill 30 Airmen  Flying Boxcar Dives   Flying Boxcar Dives Into Japanese Sea For Latest Smash-Up

RECOVER BODY NEAR SO. HAVEN   Believed To Be That 0; Three Oaks Woman Who Took Own Life

Probe Double Slaying Near Marneco. Ind.   Farm Hand Behteved toe Have Slashed Woman to Death and Then Killed Himself.

Russia Admitted To Olympic Group  Soviet Athletes Will Take  Deek le 1 QL?) Mamnndibiar

Allied Forces Jab Two Miles Behind Red Lines   Enemy Airplanes Continue to Avoid Combat With U.N,

UN Seizes Ground As Enemy Weaken In d Korea Areas   2 Light Probing Attacks In Kumsong Stopped Ry Allies

Texas W omen Plan to Fight it Out  Tax-Rebelling Wives Attract Tax Men

Women ‘Withdraw. Mone; ‘From Banks Before _ Paners Are Served -.

‘Fight On’, South Korea Urges U.N.  Truce Negotiations  Held As ‘A Mystery  @ t% Phe

Ridgway Already Has Assured Safe Conduct For Red Emissaries   Two Powerful Allied Task Forces Already Are Withdrawing From Northern End Of Iren Triangle

U.N. to Keep Strong Lines   Admiral Joy Says Acceptance of 38th Parallel Would Be Foolhardy

ys Page 2 The Hutchinson News-Herald Saturday, November 24, 1931   The Hutchinsan Naewa-Herald

Coroner’s Jury Clears ‘South Dakota Doctor in ‘Medical School Deaths

Coal Miners Feared Lost      Rescuers Seeking 62 Men Buried In Pits

Rescue Squads Dig For Miners   17 Are Known Dead In Mine Explosion

Hope Gone For Saving 62 British Miners   Weary Rescue Squads Work On

Rescue Squads In Frantic Fight To Reach 62 Miners   ‘Hope Receding’ For Workers Trapped Ir » Violent Explosion

Rescuers Work Through Debris  Slim Hope That 62 Miners Are Alive

Abandon Hope For 62 Miners  Weary Rescue Squads Still Work, However

Hope Waning For Trapped Miners  Death Toll Hits 17; 62 Still Entombed

British Lose Hope For Blast Victims Entombed In Mine   More Slate Falls Hinde Rescue Crews Seeking 62 Tranned Men

Rescue Crews Seeking Last Of Tranped Men   Little Hope Held Out For Miners In England

Hope Lost For 62 British Coal Miners  Latest Reports at... BWeiunlk om

Wiped Out Reds, Vanished— Heroismoft Stranger  With BAR Lives On

"Stranger With A Bar" Shows Up, Takes Care Of Chinese Gunners, Then Vanishes

Probe May Come To New England  Tobey To Urge Senate Panel, He Tells Groug

Look  What's ‘Scuming!’ Scum on Ponds Studiedas Dish for Sunday Dinner

Greenish Scum May Be Dinner:  Texas Research Underway ‘Into Emergency Food Source

Soviet Dele gate In Scathing o . Denuneiation: Japan Pact  Called ‘Draft For New War’

Price Rises To Result from Control Easing  Retailer's Margin To Be Used As Price Settina Base

Price Boosts On Household  Items Coming   OPS Order Will) Permi  Hikes on Furniture And Clothime

Dealer’s Markup Margin Plan To Be Substituted For Freeze: May Cut Some

OPS to Change Controls; Prices to Rise  Plans Are Disclosed for Cuts in Use of Some Metals

HIKE IN PRICES IS EXPECTED IN REVISED PLAN   OPS Plans To Change Several Controls; Production Hit

New Control Will Allow Price Hikes   Due in Few Days And Will Affect Non-Food Items

New Controls To Force Rise In Many Prices  ff ie  ae een ee   Steel, Aluminum And Copper Uses Cut In Autos, Appliances

IMPENDING ORDER 10 BRING RETAIL PRIGE INCREASES   Government Soon to Substitute Freeze of Profit Margins for Svstem Now in Effect,   FOOD ITEMS WILL NOT BE INCLUDED   Use of Steel, Copper and Aluminum in Autos, Stoves and Home Appliances to Be Cut,

Some Price Boosts to Be Permitted   System of Controls to Be Changed by OPS in Few Days.

slash In Use Of Materials is Ordered _  Price Hikes Due In -New Controls Order

Price Hike Predicted In. Few Days  Tne Pee:   Control Ckange Will Inchade  Non-Food Items

Those Saucers Back ? ——_$_$________  New Fireball Stumps Experts

‘Frequent Appearances of Fireballs in Skie:  Of Southwest Have Astronomers Puzzled

DEPRIVED OF ‘FAREWELL’ TO TROOPS  MacArthur Was Never Informed of Reasons... For..Dismissal—Whitney

MRS. ALVIN HATHAWAY  HOSTESS TO VERNON BETTER NEIGHBORS CLUB, JUNE 13

Congress May Probe  Massacres   Indiana Member To Ask Body  For Investigation

Urge Congress  Probe Murders   Indianan Promises To Sponsor Measure

CONGRESS TO GET REQUEST FOR INQUIRY   Committee Head Will Sponsor Move in House

Chinese Suffer High Casualties      Shah of Iran Seeks a New Premier in Oi! Dienute

INDEPENDENT PUBLISHER IS CONGRATULATED   Frank B. Nichols, Publisher of The Times and Independent Charter Member of AP

Weather At Yuma   Jessup Denies McCarthy Charges Of Communism At Senate Hearing

Jessup Says Charges Are Falsehoods   Requests Probe Of Intent of Sen. McCarthy

Jessup Hurls Lie Charge at McCarthy   Ambassador Asks Senate Probe _of “Falsehoods“’

Jessup States McCarthy Told “Falsehoods”   Ambassador-ALLarge Vella Committee OL Senators That He Is No Red Sympathize:

SEN. MICARTHY'S. GHARGES “LIES,” JESSUP DECLARES   Ambassddor ‘Denies Any -Ties With, Communist Erant Orannizatianc

Charges as— Falsehoods .   Suggests Senate Investigate Motive  of McCarthy

Controls Bill Showdown Set To Start Today   Senate to Tackle Ticklish Task of Wage, Price,  Beast T awielatinea

Showdown Due On Price War   Reuther Demands Tighter Controls In Pending Legislation

SENATE OPENS SHOWDOWN ON PROPS TODAY   Extension Of Economic  Controls Is Sought  By White House

Senate Ready For Showdown On Controls   House Will Launch Battle on Own Bill By Wednesday

Senate To Start Controls Battle  White House Warns Of Possible Disaster

87TH ASSEMBLY STARTS 10 ROLL   Civilian Defense and Budget Will Be Uppermost On Program.

Finances And Defense To Be Chief Items Ahead Of General Assembly

Asia-Arab Bloc To Press New Peace Formula  Plan Apparently Receives Pe —  g Reaime’e Annen

Arab-Asian Bloc Urges 7-Nation Talks About East   Said To Have Been Given Go-Ahead Sigr By Peiping Regime

Asian-Arab Bloc Ready to Press New Peace Move   Rau Talk Scheduled For This Afternoon, West Says Plan Doome:

Seven-Power Conference Idea Doomed   India Acting With Peiping’s Approval In UN Maneuvers

CHINA-APPROVED ASIA-ARAB PLAN SEEMS DOOMED   Reds Reportedly Okayed - Proposal Before It Was Sent To UN

ANOTHER PEACE BID — Arab-Asian Bloc Urges Seven-Nation Conference

Asian Parley Plea Doomed fo Defeat  Peiping’s Blessing Seen in U.N. Step

West Hints Latest Move Is Doomed   Chinese Reds Evidently Back New Proposal

Asia-Arab U.N. Plan  _ *Doomed’   12-Nation Korean War Peace ‘Proposals’ Can’t Get By U.N.  - Diplomats Say

Contains No Cease-Fire  Provision  Might Agree To New Delhi Meetin;

Reds Willing to Meet Outside Their Country   Duck Cease-Fire Is: sue; Plan, Similar ta Original Demands

Western U. N. Diplomats Declare Latest Arab League Peace Plan In Korea Is Doomed fo Failure

Prepare to Press Peace Formula  Believed One by Asian Countries Doomed to Fail

Peiping Blessing Seen for Formula Of Asians, Arabs   7-Power Talks on Far East Proposed Without Cease-Fire

To Press New Peace Formula   Arab-Asian Bloc Move Doomed, West Asserts

Asian-Arab Bloc’s Peace Move Appears Doomed   But Reds Bac New Formula

Plan Said To Have Blessing From Peiping   Big Parley Asked First, Minus The Cease Fire Clause

Asian Bloe Presses New Peace Plan   Formula Reportedly Has Blessing of Chinese; West. Says It’s Doomed

12 Countries Press Appeal For Meeting   Will Seek Precedence Over U.S. Demand To Call China Aggressor

Reds Bless Asia-Arab Peace Try   Peiping Reportedly Favors Proposed 7Power Conference; West Strongly Opposec

Arab-Asian Plan On Peace Backed By Chinese Reds   ~“Seven-Power Talk “Urged; No Hint Of Cease-Fire

Arab-Asian Bloc Urging 7-Nation Talks On Asia   Seven Months To Very Day Of Start Of Hostilities.

UN Bloc Pushes New Peace Plan Gets Mao's Okay   But West Declares  Proposal ‘Doomed’

Asian. Arab Nations Push Korean Plan   Western U.N. Diplomats Say 7-Power Talk  Proposal Doomed

U.S. Commies Ready for Sabotage  "AT neuccicesmunle TD nwes me >   Newsweek Reveals What Happened at National Convention.

Fight to Win Approval Of Seaway Project Fails ‘When Measure Is Tabled

AGAIN, AGAIN AND AGAIN 20-Yr. Fight for Congress Approval of Seaway Fails

HOUSE GROUP RAPS STEEL ALLOCATION   Says Explanation of Exclusive Aid to GM ‘Misleading’

Allied, German Generals Open Defense Talks   Secret Sessions Make Plans for German Aid in Europe Defense

Legislature Approves Proposal to Name Section and Highway for Late Secretary

‘Great Republic’ Was En Route From Africa; Last Word At 11:15 P.M.

Constellation Sought Along  African Coast Last Contact With NW. Y.-Bound Plane  Made Thurcday Niah

Plane Missing In South Africa With 40 Aboard   Plane Vanishes On Flight To Liberia; Search Under Way

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Constellation Clipper Reported Missing With 40 Aboard

LEGION COUNTS LOSS BY SLOTS   Vice President of Elks Also Estimates Cost Of Crusade.

Legion Head Okays Ban   Believes Order On Slots May Work Hardship, Though

‘Police Hunt For Dangerous Cop-Hater Centers In Maryland: Find Stolen Car

Hunt Slayer Of Policeman In Maryland   Believed Hiding In Woods After Fleeing From Cleveland 

"Miracle’ Gomes True; Child to Keep Eyes   Mayo Clinic Finds Atlanta Girl Does Not Have Incurable Cancer

Happy Mother Says God Answers Prayers, Child Does Not Have Cancer of Her Eves

Happy Mother Thanks God as ‘Cancer’ Of Girl’s Eyes Is Just Inflammation”

lt Is No Secret-- --What God Can Do  Mother's Faith In God Rewarded-- Little Carolyn Will Not Lore Eyes Or Her Life

Old Confederale Flag Alds Rescue   Trapped Platoon Identifies Self to Rescuers By Knewing of Banner

Features Index   Marshall Lays Down Peace Basis; Rejects Communist Troop Demand

Troops Issue Is Secondary,  Marshall Says   Defense Chief Outlines Four-Point Program  Pane Awimictinga

Russia Gets Rubber From  Great Britain  Tremendous Boost Noted In Exports  Th... © nacitat Natan

Vital Raw Rubber Shipped to Soviet   Essential War Materia! Sold by Great Britain

Russia Gets  Rubber Supply From British   Trade Figures Show That 9,878 Tons Of Raw Rubber Were Sent To Soviets In ] Menths

British Selling Rubber to Soviet   Shipments of Vital War Material Told in Trade Report

British Sent 9,878 Tons Of Rubber To Soviet, Trade Figures Reveal

Aimed At Czechs  Editors Urge Drastic Action (In Effort To Free Wm. Ootis

AP Editors Favor Break With Czechs   Would Take Action Unless Reds Free American Reporter

UN Group Geis Grim Report Hunger I: Driving World To Revolution, War °

Fresh Snow, Cold Sweep Midcontinent   Rain, Winds of Gale Force Hit Eastern States

Nation Is Grippet By Early Winter  er ee a -.   Rain, Snow and Steet Hits Wide Areas As  Season Is Nearing

Major Cities Paralyzed By Snow And Rain   ‘Transport Crippled In Wide Areas, Ban Cars In Washington

More Crip): ng Weather Si: In Mid-Continent   South Dakota May Give Call For U.s, Help

Ration Is Grippec By Early Winter   Rain, Snow and Sleet Hits Wide Areas As  Season Is Nearing

Wide Areas Reel Under Impact of Snow, Sleet, Rain   Fresh Snow Strikes Mid-Continent; Cities Battle Serious Transportation Problem

 Batten 1 Down the Hatches; Winter Starts Tomor  Crippling Storm Hit Wide Areas; S Dakota May Ask Federal Aid

U.S. Deaths Total 249 in Storm Week   Fresh Snow, Cold Hit Wide Areas — South Dakota Has Blizzards Every Day  Washington Is Hit         Washington Is Hit   District Bans All Cars Without Chains From Icy Streets

Crippling Weather In Wide Areas   Fresh Snow And Cold Strike; Cars Without Chains Are Banned In Washinetor

Winter Officially Starts Saturday; More Crippling Weather Predicted

Weather Blamed For 249 Deaths   Fresh Snow Falling Today Over The Mid-Continent.

FRESH COLD AND SNOW        Frigid Weather Continues For Midwest, North States

Truman’s Candidates Seen Blocked   Douglas Leads Fight Against Two Judzes

Florida Governo Rejects Senate. Probe Subpoena   Declares Inquiry Does Not Have Power To Make Him Testify

Warren Hurls Strong Defy : At Subpoena   Summons Denounced As Violation Of Rights

Slayer Escapes; Guard Is Killed   Reserves Are Given ‘Break’ by Order

West Emerges Victor on Key U.N. Projects   Assembly Favors Disarmament Plan For German Election

WEST WINS UN MAJOR PROJECTS AT U.N. SESSION   Committees Indorse Proposals for Disarmament and Testing Possibility of German Elections.   REJECT SOVIET DEMAND FOR BAN ON A-BOMP   Russia Assails Both Plans But Indicates She Will Serve on Arms Limitation Group.

PROJECTS WIN U.N. APPROVAL   Disarmament, Unified German Elections  Are Adopted

UN Slaps Down Reds on Arms, German Election   Western Powers Charge Russia With Threatening Security of Middle East

Disarmament Commission ls Approved   Soviet Opposition Ignored In German Election Project

Huge Columns Of Smoke Rise After Blasts   Newark Firefighters May Have To Ask  NYC Force For Help To Stop Wild Blaze

Blast Rocks Newark; Big Fire Rages   Blaze Out of Control A: Burning Bottled Ga: Tanks Explode

Newark Becomes Exploding Infernc As Bottled Gas Storage Tanks Burr

Fire Completely Out of Control Reports Chief   ‘Flames, Smoke, Shoot 2500 Feet in Air; Seek to Halt Spread

Gas Storage Tank Fire Rages Out of Control at Newark Waterfront.

UN Takes Offensive; To Stay, Says Collins   Recapture of Osan Marked by Strange Lack of Chinese Resistance; Collins Talks to Reporters After Generals Meet

Flank Maneuver Recaptures Osan   Resistance Light in Allied Push on West Fighting Front

RED CROSS CHAPTER NEEDS $650 AT ONCE   Asks The Public To Contribut. Its Share To Aid Flood Sufferers

—NO DETAILS— Shooting  Occurs i in Restaurant   PAL OF ADONIS AND COSTELLO

GOVERNOR APPROVES PURCHASE OF LAND   McKeldin Signs Bill In Support Of Harpers Ferry National  Wonnment

43rd National Guard Division Also -Slated For Pact Army; 28th Has Been Training At Camp Atterbury, Ind.   TWO OTHERS ALERTED TO LEAVE VERY SOON

Sth, 43rd G Divisions To Join Ike,  Will Be Shipped ‘In 6 To 7 Months

Foe Fights Desperately To Hold   More And More Red Equipment Being Captured

Battle For Key Enemy Citadel Rises In Fury  Communist Gunfire ls Heaviest Of War

Allies Knock At Chorwon Gates   Chinese Failing In Des. nerate Stand

Red Defenders May Stand, Die   YU. N. Forces Approach Stronghold Of Chorwon In North Korea

Four Get Jail Terms at Plea  Court Session  Four Others Fined 0 Given Suspended Sentences Monday

Four Guilty Pleaders Are Jailed   Four Others Given Suspended Sentences At Special Session Of Plea Court At Clearfiek

Legislation Ta Assure Better Roads is Urged   Highway Association Enlists Aid of lowa Congress Delegation

Atom Bombs, Planes And Ships Come From Busy Defense Plants In Pacific Northwest

REAR TMAMIIN 2s  Pacific Northwest Playing Big Part   BY VINCENT HOYMAN

McKELDIN HUDDLING WITH BUDGET AIDES   Decisions Will Not Be Known Until Figures Are Presented To Lecislature

Little Old Woman, 98 Years Old, Fights Claim She Is Unable to Handle Affairs

Denies Purchase Had Connection With Tax Case  Justice Department Asks Prosecution Of Perjury Witnesses

Says Buying Plane Had Nothing to Do With Tax Case  Businessman Asserts Ldn Venue Kath tan   Businessman Asserts He Knows Nothing Of $5,000 Commissior

EX-TRUMAN AINE nNree   Diplomats Say Soviet Policy  Based on Fear of Germanv

Each Side Refuses To Give Ground   Parley To Resume Saturday Night

Allied And Red Negotiators In Parley Balked   Neither Side Will Agree To Zone Askec By Other Group

DEADLOCK OVER BUFFER ZONE IN TRUCE TALKS   Report Both Sides Firm In Demands On Important Point

: “Most Americans Beat- Calendar ae  Midnight Tonight Is. Deadline For Filing Income Tax Returns

Tax Returns Believed Filed By Most of 52,000,000 Americans Who Must Pay Up

Midnight Tonight Is Deadline On Filing Income Tax Returns In U. S.

TONIGHT DEADLINE FOR TAX RETURNS   Reports Must Be Filed Not Later Than Midnight On 1950 Income—Some Eligible For Refunds

March 15 Like Any Other Day Tax Deadline Loses Frenzy,  Thanks to Withholding Plan

Pay Your Taxes Before Midnight   Today’s Last for Filine Your Income Return

Conference Set For Sunday At Ancient Capital  Excitement Sweeps U. S. Headauarters

No Serious Damage Reported From F ifth Explosion  Atom Blast Rocks Nevada Are:

Strong Atomic Bomb Exploded In Nevada‘ Test   No Serious Damage Done Due to Freak Atmosphere Action

Fiery A-Bomb Blast Provides Disaster Drill   Southern Nevada Desert Rocked By Atomic Explosion

FIFTH ATOMIC EXPLOSION IS FELT FOR MILES   Blast Gives Little Nevada ‘Town Realistic Disaster Drill   LAS VEGAS WINDOWS SHATTERED BY TEST

Fiery Atomic Blast Jars Desert Area Does Little Damage   Powerful Test Explosior Shakes Up Observers 640 Miles Away

 Pert Grandmother Winner of Sweeping Triumph for Dems lin: Congressional Election

Nebraska to Fill House Seat; ae “Trumanism’ Issue, G. O. P. Says

Complete List Announced in  PMA Elections   810 Ballots. Return Of 37 Per Cent. Is Received in Annual  Balloting by Mail

PMA Delegates Named in Vote Are Announced   Man Receiving Most Votes of 10 Nominees In Each Community I Named—Meet Friday

Say Truman Puis “Iron Curfain’ Over Bradley Testimony   General Dismissed Until Monday as Sencte Ponders Over What Steps to Take.

Temperatures   General Hurls Denials At Senate Hearings; Heated Argument Ensues

Declines to Tell About Talks with Truman About Mac  Pe Ra mi   GOP Charges of “Iron Curtain” By White House

Private Talk WithTruman Starts Row   Committee Votes Today On Whether To Demand Conference Data

Private Talk With Truman Is Issue  M’Arthur Hearing Stalls On Foreing Bradley To Speak

FROM BRADLEY IS GIVEN GOP   General Refuses To Tell Details Of Conference

Issue Stirs Up Dispute At Hearings   Truman Tells General Not to Talk About Private Conference

INUN CURTAIN UXT  Senator Accuses White House of Hushing Up Its . Representatives

Bradley's Refusal To Answer Queries Breaks Up Hearing   Republicans Insist General Must Reveal Conversations With Truman on MacArthur

Wrangle Halts Senate Inquiry In Far East Row  Bradley Refuses  To Divulge Details  OF Talke With HST

General Denies Covering of “Tron Curtain”  Hot Debate Over Refusal of Officer To Answer Question

SOLONS DISPUTE PRIVATE TALKS WITH PRESIDENT   BRADLEY REFUSES DISCLOSE ADVICE GIVEN MR. TRUMAN

Solons Divided Over Whether Gen. Bradley Should Bare Private Talks with Troman

Senafors Clash Over Demand for Report on Parley  Truman Requests No Testimony on On Private Talk

—INQUIRY— General Is Dismissed As Witness   Senators To Vote   On ‘Private Talks

Chief of Staff Refurns Monday In Policy Probe   Fulbright Charges GOP Attempts Hearing Sabotaqe

Joint Chiefs’ Head -Sharply Denies He Speaks Under Curk   Truman Against Disclosing Talks   Senators .Will Vote Thursday On Forcing General to Answer

Senator Suggests the White House May Be Using Own ‘Iron Curtain’

Bradley Refuses To Tell About — Talks With HST   _ Denies White House Putting ‘Iron Curtain’ Over His Testimony

SOLONS ENTER HOT DEBATE OVER ISSUE   Republicans Insist Genera Should Tell All  WITNESS   Sits Silent During 2-Hour Argument: Senators Vote On Question Thursday

Truman Said To Have Gag n Witness  ‘Iron Curtained’ Witness Charge Made in Hearina

ruman Doesn’t Want. radley To Tell Of onfidential Talks   Senators Vote Thursday on Whether They Shall Compel General To Do So; Fulbright Fears GOP May Be Trying to Sabotage Whole Investigation.

Angry Argument Brings End fo Case for Today.  Question Is About Taiks With Truman

Bradley Refuses to Tell of Talks with President   Ignores Republican Demand He Describe Conversations

ssue: Shall Bradley Tell Of Parleys?   White House Opposed; Senators To Ballot On It Thursday.

Quarrel Over Private Talks Delay Hearing   General Excused As ‘Whitewash’ Charges Thrown

Put On Talks   Climax Arrives As Bradley Questioning Ended Until Friday; HST Details Debatec

 ARGUMENT — Talks With President  Main Issue   TRUMAN WANTS SECRETS KEPT

General Refuses To Report on Truman's Views  Committees Will Vote   Committees Will Vote On Whether to Insist Upon Answers

Hot Argument — Brings Recess In Senate's Hearing  Bradley’ S Refusal   Bradley's Refusal To Reveal Talks ~ With HST Is Issue

Angry Debate Breaks. Off  Senate Probe   Bradley Insists On Right To Silence On Truman Talks

Senate Stops Hearing To See If They Can Get Information   Bradley Refuses To Talk

General Mum on Private Talks With Truman  acArthur tec He te fo Dise  a Dis te

In Huff At ‘Iron Curtain’   Senators Charge HST Puts Clamp on Witnes: When Bradley Won’t Reveal Private Talk

Senators Will Decide If _General Is to Be Forced To Disclose Conversation

Will Not Disclose  IHST Talk   Senators Consider  Whether to Insist On Reply to Query

Hot Argument Delays Probe Qf MacArthur   Senators Fight Over Bradley's Private Talks With Truman

Truman. Puts ne On Bradley   Senators Vote. On Demand To. Hear. Of Private Talks:

Senators Ponder Truman Curb . On Private Talks   Bradley Dismissed Until Monday After Charge of Politics

Bradley Won't Tell Text Of Truman Meet   Senators To Vote Whether They Will Insist He Tells -

White House Not Curbing General, Republicans Told   Bradley's Refusal to Reveal Private Talk Causes Heated Debate

Russell lred By ‘Huddles’’ Of Republicans   General Due Back  Monday As Witnes:  In Mac Issue Probe

GOP Charges Silence Due to Truman Gag   Senate Group Will Decide Course Tomorrow on General

Hearing Breaks up In Anger »   Bradley Becomes Storm Center When He Refuses to Tall UO an fidamtialt! Enos,

Private Talk Is Involved   Republicans Demand That Senete Insist on Report of Tatks on MocArther  Dierissol

Senators to Yote lomorrow on Whether Gen. Bradley Shall Tell  About Conversations with Truman.

Bradley Silent On Conversation With President   Partisan Politics Dominating Probe, Now, Some Charge

Bradley Excusec As Witness Until Monday   Chief Executive Against Revealing Secret Discussions

General Refuses To Report on Truman's Views  Committees Will Vote On Whether to  Beaataed Ihe mew A mecasave

: -SFOn UUPtaln «.  SenatorCharges White House Gags Witnesses AtMacArthurHearing

White House Wants Him to Remain Mum   Break Off MacArthur Inquiry for Day; Hurl Political Charges

No White House ‘Iron Curtain’ Says Bradley In Sharp Denial   Senator Fulbright Tells Reporters He Fears Republicans ‘Trying to Sabotage’ Whole Inquiry Into General MacArthur’s Oucter

Vote May Force Bradley to Talk   Political Charges Fly as Inquiry Spotlight Falls on Secret Parley

BRADLEY: NO WHITE HOUSE IRON CURTAIN   Truman Asks: General Not to Disclose Talks on MacArthur; Committee Votes on leeue Tamarraw

Truman Asks Bradley Not” To Bare Talk   Republicans Want General to Teil Details of Parley

Senators To Ballot On  Showdown   Noon Thursday Set For Vote On Decision

Solon Hints, Bradley Denie Witness Gag   President Supports JCS Chief's Refusal to Bare Firing Talks

BRADLEY WON’T ANSWER Knowland Charges ‘Iron Curtain’ In Senate Probe

“Hot” Debate Breaks Senate Ouster Inquiry   Bradley Refuses to Reveal Confidential Talk With Truman— Excused *Til Monday

Reveal Communists Active In Capital   Woman Tells Of Operating As Agent Among Reds

About Town  And Country   Woman Marine Director Related to Local Towle Family

DISALLE WARNS QTHER PRICES MAY BE UPPED   Says Failure To Hole Beef Cost May Kill  Entire Program

Suwon Falls To UN; New Drive Opens   Bayonet Charge Claims 500 Chinese

Big Hub Only 17 Miles From City of Seoul   500 Chinese Killed In Bayonet Charge Near Kumyangjang

Secrecy Lifted: Push Comes On Doug s Birthday   Reversal In War’s Tide Called Startling; New Phase Of Fighting Begins; Advances Along 25-Mile Front Toward Seoul Reported

Inflation Cut: ‘War Gear, Wilson Says   Talks Optinistically Of Production, Future of America

Metal Use Limited in More Items   Relaxation on Tubing in Water Systems Will Aid Many Homes.

Government Limits Copper Use in 60 Additional lfems; Home Freezers. Zippers Hit

USE OF COPPER CURBED BY U.S,      Red Metal Banned From 60 Items

Copper Curbs Are Extended   Ban On Using Metal In Water Pipes Lifted

Government Spread: Limits On Copper To 60 More Items  Relaxes Previous Curbs on Tubing For Water Systems

Limit Copper On 60 items   Tubing Relaxed As Aid To Homes Now Being Built

0 More items Placed On Lisi In New Order   Rules Are Relaxed In Heating Systems

NPA Restricts Use Of Copper   60 Items Added To Prod ucts Included In Ban

U. S. Cuts Copper Use In 60 Items   Relaxes Other Controls on Use of Needed Metal

Lenten Guideposts  Personal Message of Inspiration and Faith  The ‘Threat andthe Defense

Businessmen’s Revolt Against Soaring Prices   Carnet Mills Refuse to Bnv Anv More Wool a $2.35 Current Price

Carpet Mills ‘Sit Down’ In Wool Prices   Offer Firat Sign Of Revolt Over High Costs Gf Materials

Revolt on the Soaring Prices   Business Men Against the Rise in i Materials

Fruvts Accin   Volcano’s Fiery Ash Drove Islanders Into Sea, Says Teacher

Mt Volcano Eruptions crease Casualty Lists   ‘Ovex G00 Ars Buried In Six Square Mile Area; Thousands. Awaiting Order.To Evacuate Island

VOLCANO SPEWS POISON GAS AND ASH ON ISLAND   Fumes Drive Rescuers Back; 209 Bodies Recovered After Eruption.

Philippine Eruption Continues   Bodies of 209 Volcano Victims Recovered to Date

NEW CASCADE FROM VOLCANO CLAIMS LIVES   Philippine Refug ees Endangered By 4th Eruption

Smoking Blanket of Hot Ash and Poison Gas Rains Third Day on Burned Villages

Smoking Blanket Hides Death Toll   209 Bodies Recovered From Volcano Ashes;  500 More Feared Dead

700 BELIEVED DEAD  Hot Ash, Poison Gas Block  Rescuers From Voleano Area

Week Might Elapse Before Toll Becomes Known—10,000  Seek FEscane

»00 More Mav Be Buried by Lava From Hibok Hibok on Camiguin Island; Poison Fumes Hinder Rescue   By FRANK L. WHITE

Volcano Hides Victims Under  Blanket of Ash   209 Bodies Recoveres —500 More Probably Buried—New Blasts  Shake Charred Island

Voleano Toll  Goes Up in  Philippines Hundreds Said Ruried in Ashes

Hot Ash, Poison Gas Blocking  Rescuers From Volcano Ares   Two New Blasts Shake Hibok Hibok And Smoking Blanket Covers Seven Burned Villages.

Hibok Hibok Hides Its Death Toll Under Smoking Blanket of Ash Raining for Third Day on Villages

109 Bodies Are Recovered From Ash of Volcano   500 More Probably Buried Under Lava Spewing From Crate:

Eyewitness Report of Fury--Volcano Hides Dead Under Lava Blanket

500 Persons Believed Buried Under Flaming Volcano's Ash   POISONOUS FUMES RISING FROM MOLTEN LAVA DRIVE SEARCH CREWS FORM SCENE OF TRAGEDY

—VOLCANO— Seven Towns Stricken By Eruptions’   Smoking Lava, Ash : Blanket Hides Deac

Think Toll Near 700 —   Volcano Rains Fire fo Third Day in Philippines

Volcano Still In Eruption  Falling Rocks and Ash Spread New Terror

Death Toll in Philippine Volcano Eruption Hid Under a Smoking Blanket of Lava

Peak Blows Again   Hibok Hibok Volcano In Philippines Lets Out Its Fourth Major Blast in Three Days

Volcano Spews Fiery Ashes   Looses Its Fourth Major Blast And May Have Caused More Casualties

Volcano Rains Ashes As Twe New Blasts Shake Country   209 Known Dead, Estimate 500 More Under Ashes

Hibok Hibok Hides Its Toll Of Dead Under Smoking Blanket Of Ash, Lava

College Enrollment Hike Said Threat To Personal Aspect of High Education p 4

Being 40 Years Old Isn‘t So Bad —in Fact It Has Turned Out to Be a Pretty Good Age

New Car Sales Racket Bared  Flint Dealer Faces   Flint Dealer Faces loss Of License

AUTO DEALER FACES CHARGE   Secretary Of State Alger Opens War On Gray Market In Cars

Only Third of Yanks Listed As Missing Are Prisoners; 6,000 Probably Slain; Gen. Dean Alive

3,195 Americans Listed On Red Prisoner Roster Handed to Negotiators

Fear Other 6000 Missing Americans Have Been Killed   Sudden Change in Giving Names Of Prisoners Again Brings Hope That Armistice Can Be Reached

Figure Seems To Bear Out  Atrocities       12,795 U.S Personnel: Had} Reported Missing

Total Appears to Support Ridgway’s Claim That 6,000 U.S. POWs Have Been Murdered: Allies List 132,474 Communist Prisoners

Only 3,198 U.S. Captives Listed   Move Comes as Surprise; Fear 6,000 Missing Troops Murdered

REDS SUBMIT INFORMATION ON AMERICANS  Only 3,198 United ia. tates Pers onnel

Small Number Bears Out Fears That 6,000  Have Been Murdered   Prisoner Lists Flown To Tokyo To Be Released As Soon As Military Can Make Checks.

Figures Substantiate Claims Of Atrocities: General Dean Reported Included On Lists

Reds Give War Prisoner List To UN Leaders   Number Appears Lower Than Was Previously Predicted

Only 3,198 American Names Listed; Dean And Newsman ‘Among Those Held By Enemy

Foe Fails to Aceount for  8.000 Yanks   Hammond Times to Publish Area List Released by Reds

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Claim Many Soviet Troops Near North Iran

Decoration Given First Jet Ace for Fight with “MIGs’   Captain Jabara Feels Stifi and Sore After His Experience Over Korea

Soybeans   N. O. Cotton   Distinguished Service Cross Goes to World’s First Jet Ace

Jet Ace Awarded D. S. C.  eee 5 eee Ps ae fc eee ee, ee eee   Kansas Pilot Stiff and Sore after Fighting MIGs

World’s First Jet Ace, Who Downed Six Enemy Planes Over Korea, Has Distinguished Service Cross Awarded Him in Tokyo Today

 Distinguished Service Cross Presented to Wichita Flier...  Things Happen Fast to Kansas Jet-Ace Jabara

NO MORE SPARE TIRES ON NEW AUTOMOBILES   Fifth Casing Moter Industry's First Major Casualty Of Defense Prorram

Spare Tire Is Defense Casualty  Rubber Curtailment Hits Comforting Appendage

Tighter Controls  Are Sought  TR   Truman Requests Controls for Farm Products

~—U.S. DEMANDS TIME LIMIT — Russia Mum on Big 4 Secret Arms Talks

City Commission to Meet With Drainage Board on” North Side Plot   OWNERS ARE ANXIOUS

CONTINUING STUDY OF AREA BY DIKES   City Commission to Meet With Drainage Board on North Side Plot

Soap Prices Rolled Back ToDecember   Government Also. Plans Ceiling On Pork Products

Soap Prices  Cut by OPS   Agency Prepares to Se Ceilings on Meat

GOVT. T0 SET CEILINGS ON PORK PRICE:   Agency Plans  Slashing Soap Costs; To Fix Live Hog Prices

PRICE CEILING TO BE PUT ON PORK   LID PROBABLE, TOO, ON LIVE HOGS—SOAP TRIM MED IN PRICE.

CEILINGS ON PORK PRICES   Agency Plans Slashins Soap Costs; To Fix Live Hog Prices

OPA Also Expected to Issue ‘Order Placing Lid On Live Hoe Prices

Government Cuts Soap, Sets Limits   Ceiling On Pork Products Ordered; Restricts Metals

Meat Ceilings Coming Soor   u. S. Moves To Cut Soap  Prices; Put Moximum On Hoas —

COST OF SOAP Big 4 Deputies ROLLED BACK; Achieve Progress ONE FIRM ACTS In Paris Parley

CUT SOAP PRICES, SET TO FIX CEILINGS ON HAM, OTHER PORK PRODUCTS

Bans Rubber For Chinese   Britain Reports New Stand Taken On Red Shipments

British Ban Rubber for Red Chinese   Churchill Blasts Labo Regime for Trading With Peipina.

All Rubber Shipments Are Banned   Nation to Support U.S. Demand for Economic Sanctions

Britain Bans Rubber Supply To Red: China   Will _Support Demands of U. S..for Sanctions Against Peiping Recime

“Long--Term Pacts Will Not Work’ ---Frick   Says They Would Lead to Marxian” Depeinla af Pav

PRETTY WEDDING IS SOLEMNIZED HERE LAST THURSDAY   Miss Joyce Harris. And Harlan W. Hummel Take Vows May 24

NUPTIAL SERVICE IS SOLEMNIZED IN RURAL CHURCH   Miss Joyce Rohifs And Kenneth R.. Borchers’ Married May 21

CEMENT BLOCKS A large supply is now available.  - Oaks Coal Office.

General Says Air Raid Plan Was Stopped   O'Donnell Tells Senators He Wanted To Bomb 5 N. Korean Cities

If They Share Battlefields Surely Those in a World Army Can Share Prayers

New Hope For World At Peace    Welding of Effective  United Nations Army In Korea Gives Promise Of Future World Unity

Boyle Visions UN Army as Mighty Force for World of Peace This Day of Memory

Morphine Worth §3 Million Found   Pair Discovers Drugs Floating in Mississipp

Voters Approve  2 Amendments  lo Constitution Top State Offices  Rejected; Voter Turnout Is Light

Voters Snub Proposal For  4-Year Terms   Sekrosl Debt Limit, Tax On U. S. Lands, : ‘Are Carried In State   Tables ‘on Pares 9. 12

2 Amendments Adopted in Wisconsin   Voters Oppose 4-Year Terms for Top State Officers

Voters Approve 2 Amendments   Four-Year Term for State Officers Is Defeated, However

MEAT WORKERS GET WAGE BOOST   W $8 Punctures Wage Ceil: ing to Grant Part of Union Demands

Wage Ceiling Pierced Again By US Board   220,000 Meat Packer Union Men Get 11 Cents An Hour Hike

Packer Worker: Get Pay Raise  Wage Board Grants Disputed Increase

Boost Is Approved For Meat Cutters  Wage Board Gives 9 Of 11 Cents Sought

Panel's Move Punches Hole Through ‘Lid   Action Expected to Aver Threatened Walkouts  ye ace Tad ec:

Board Gives Packers Wage Boost  Meat Men Defrost   Meat Men Defrost Adiministration’s Price Freeze

FOUR MORE DIVISIONS  Defense Chief Indicates the Troops May Have to Stay 10 Years   A VESPERS PROGRAM

Helicopters Rescue 72in Korean Flood   72 UN Soldiers Were Marooned at Imjin River -

Tanks, Infantry Spar With Reds   Next Big Red Shove Awaits Regrouping. General Belief

Initiative Is Seized By Allies   -But.No General , _ Advance ‘Has Been - Planned; Chinese Tr, Chile Anatn

Retreating Enemy Pulls Back In West, Center To Regroup Forces   ‘Spring Offensive’ Now Badly Wilted   Red Casualties Listed At 70,000; Losses of Allies Are Light

Allied Patrols Narrow Korean No-Man’s-Land  Advancing Units Seeking Out Red

Armored Units Hunt Retreating Reds In Kores      Inited . Nations Forces  . Taking. Up Slack Left By, Enemy Withdrawal

ALLIES TAKE — WAR FRONT. INITIATIVE   Tank and Infantry Columns Spar for Openings as Chinese Troops Pull Back From Front.

Tank-Infantry Teams Search ror Reds   Commies Pull Back Again On Central Front

—KOREA—  Allies Move To Close Up All Fronts  Reds Active In Rear Only

Allied Columns Spar for Opening   United Nations Tank-Infantry Forces Move Into No-Man’s-Land on the Hunt for Reds

UN Tank and Infantry Forces Are Hunting Reds in No-Man’s Land: But No Contact With Enemy Made  Allies Are Taking-Up Slack in Lines After Communist Advance Wilts

Tank-Infantry Columns Clank Into Red Area   Hunt for Withdrawing North Korean Forces

Allies Hunt Reds In No-Man’s-Land  Commie Spring Drive   Commie Spring Drive Wilted—Allies Take Up Slack in Lines

Allied Columns Push Hunt For Retreating Reds   Communist Spring Drive Wilts in First Stage After Heavy Casualties

Reds Pull Back To Groun Forzas For New Assault   » Signs Persistent ’ Buildup Pressed By Chinese Army

U. N. Troops Move Up in Search for Refreating Reds   Hope to “Break Back” Of Any Communist Drive Southward.

OPENING SOUGHT FOR NEW DRIVE AGAINST ENEMY   Reds Pull Back On Central And Western Front In Korea But Build Up For New Attacks.

Allies Move Up To Narrow No-Man 's-Land  Heavy Enemy Troop   Heavy Enemy Troop Movements Reported In Rear Areas

U.N. Tanks Probe Info Enemy Area On Central Front  Reds in Retreat After Punishing Losses in Drive

Allies Advance As They Spar For Opening  Signs Point To New   Signs Point To New Red Offensive Soon As Lull Grips Korea

U.N. Forces On Hunt For  Korea Enemy   Tank-Infantry Units Spar For Openings In ‘No-Man’s Land’

Tanks Hunt Withdrawing Red Troops   Communist Forces Pulling . Back on Central Front; U.N. Takes Initiative, And Snars for Oneninag

Allied Tank-led Units Rumble North In Wake of Retreating Enemy Forces

Communists Withdraw in Central and West Sectors as Tanks and Infantry Advance  Losses Heavy  Bogged Spring Drive Costs Red Enemy 70,000 Men

UN Tanks Hunt Reds In No-Man’s-Land  Armored Columns ‘Spar for Opening’ After Communists Withdraw In Center; Look for. Next Red Move On Seoul

Allied Forces Sparring For Opening Drive   Armored Divisions Roar After Reds Withdrawing Into - ‘No-Man’s Land’

U.N. Columns Seek Opening   Red Withdrawals Continue; Build-up Siens Increase

Allies Advance On Small Scale   Red Losses Heavy Before Drive Balked

Just Sparring For An Opening, Says Spokesman   Reds Pull Back On Tw Fronts; Allies Taking Up Slack.

Tanks Hunt Retreating Red Forces  Enemy Movements Reported Heavy  In Rear Area

Allied Tanks Hunting Down Retreating Foe   Enemy Forming for New Driye Behind Heavy Screen  of Mine Fields

U. N. Infantry and   Red Forces Withdraw as Allies Spar for an Opening Along Front

UN Tanks Thrust At Foe —   Continue Probing Attacks, Forcing Reds Back in Some Areas; Red Buildup Goes On

e  Aur, Ground Forces Probe For Enemy   Armored Columns Strike Ahead Again: New Red Drive Is Expected Soon

REDS PULLING BACK: HUNTED BY YANK UNITS   Indications Are That Ar Attack On Seoul May Be In The Making ~

UN Hunts For Fading Red Forces   Allied Columns Take Up Slack In Lines As Offensive Wilts

Tank-Infantry Patrols Probe Chinese Lines   Reds Pull Back on   Reds Pull Back on Central Front, Regroup ~ For New Offensive

ALLIES ADVANCE TO KEEP CONTACT WITH THE REDS   SPRING OFFENSIVE APPARENTLY TURNED INTO WITHDRAWAL

Alaska rights ror Sfatehood  Legislators Propose Forming Of Republic

Want Alaskaa ‘Republic if ‘Not a State   Group of Representative: At Juneau Provokes 2 Hours of Wrangling

'Van Wagoner Is Named To Succeed Hayward On U-M Beard. Of Regents

STAMP NOT EVIDENCE  More Gambling Evidence Needed for Search Warrant, Says Judge

Okay Tax Free School Sports  Non-Profit Groups Also Exempt Fairs.

‘Admission Taxes Voided On Non-Profit Activities   High School Sports, Metropolitan. Opera May Benefit from Action

Board of National Council of Churches Urges Clark's Nomination be Withdrawn

National Church Board Asks Trumar  To Cancel Nomination To Vatican

Truman Roundly Scored, By National Church Body   National Church Council Hits Nomination Of Ambassador To Pope: Asks Withdrawal

Emperor Signs Peace for Japar  Expect US Senate   Expect US Senate To Approve Pact Eorly Next Year

Royal Couple Ends Tour of U.S. Capital   Off to Montreal After Whirlwind Sightseeing Trip

British Royalty Takes in Sights, Flies to Canada   Princess and Duke on a Whirlwind Tour as U.S. Visit Is Closed

ROYAL COUPLE TAKES QUICK CAPITAL TOUR   Brief Stay in United States Winds Up With High Spots of Tourist Attractions

Princess, Duke Say Farewell to United States   Take in High Spots of Capital In Whirlwind Tour Today

Royal Pair Plan To Return Home After U. $. Visit   Intensive Rounds At Capital Leave Couple Exhausted

Roy al Pair Bid L.S. Fond Adieu   Princess and Consort Take Whirlwind Tour  Before Departure

ROYAL COUPLE ON BUSY ROUND OF SIGHTSEEING   No Time for Rest; The; Leave Washington Today.

—TOURS CAPITAL IN RAIN— Princess Whirls Through Ci ity During Final Hours

Truman Threat To Probe Told  Sen. Tobey Quoted as  Dassareli ne oe Deewa e el ee

Intimidation Attempted by President, Tobey Says  Committee Told Of White House  Action During D..hko of PEC

Truman Tried To Intimidate Tobey Before REC Testimony  Niles, Wheeler Interceded For Dawson

President Reportedly Tries to Guide Probe  Chief Executive Talks to Senator Second Time and Withdraws Previnuc Charnes

RFC Probe  Sen. Tobey  Points Finger  At Truman Allegedly Charges  Intimidation Try

Truman Used RFC Expose Threat, Tobey  President Claimed  ‘Goods On‘ Congress Members, but Later ' Baeeanted Oiuiz Told

Charge Claims “Intimidation” By President   Recordings Made Of Talks With Chief Executive

Victims Are Trapped In Sleep Seven Children And Mother Die In Fire

Posse Finds Girl, Nabs Abduetor  16-Year-Old Says   16-Year-Old Says Convict Assaulted Her On Mountain

Posse Locates Kidnaped Girl  Girl Missing For Several Days Is Laima in MLiakamer

Airplane Lands In Miami Streef  Flying Tourists Run Through Red Light

Truman Lays Cornerstone For Church On Site Of Edifice Where 8 Presidents Worshipped

South Korean Marines Make Raid On Inchon  U.N. Forces Make Further Advance  Taweared Saal

UN SPEARHEAD NEAR SEOUL; INCHON RAID   South Koreans Stage Commando Landing At Seaul’s Part

Truman Joins Labor, Scores  GOP Confuser:   Jeoparilize Security Of Country, President Say: Jn New York Message

Senate Unseats ) Ex-Convicts  Detroit Democrats Ousted In Lansing

Bridges Asks Probe Of Report Advising Russia Not Be Brought Into Jap War

Wants Inquirv into War Report   Panel Opposed Bringing Russia into Jap Fight

Gen. Eisenhower Confident Western Europeans Will Prepare Defense

SYMINGTON AS RFC BOSS SEEN GETTING QUICK SENATE NOD   No Signs Of Serious Opposition To Truman's Choice For Position .

Secretary Marshall Says No Japanese Been Permitted to Serve in UN Forces

‘ STEERED AND HE GEARED! Small Boys 'Co-operate,’ Steal Car for Joy Ride

Debate a Cut in (asoline Quality   ‘f Ordered, Octane Slash Will Hit Drivers of Some Late-Model Automobiles

Cut In Gasoline Quality For Autos Considered By Washington; May Put Ceiling On Octane Rating

Quality Of Ga: Used In Cars May Be Cut   Washington Seeks Additional Lead For Octane Planes Need

Debate Cut In Quality Of Gasoline  Want to Conserve  Tetraethyl Lead  Kor TTS Planac

State Dept.  Plans Action  On Plane   Pledges Moves To Free Crewmer Held In Hungary

U.S. WILL TRY TO FREE FLIERS FROM CURTAIN   Crew Of Cargo Plane Held In Satellite  Nation

Plane: Incident  Gets Promise  Of Quick Action Hungary Charges  VT] © Gn, laswus

‘Action’ Pledged In Plane Case   Hungary Admits Forcing Ship Down After Two Weeks

U.S. Promises Immediate Move To Free Airmen   Authorities Fear Hungary May Use Four as Hostages

UNITED STATES SEEKS TO FREE FOUR CREWMEN   Hungarians Helding Americans Forced Down Be hind Iron Curtain   ‘WERE ON. MISSION TO [AID SPIES, REDS SAY

US Pledges Quick Action To Free Interned Fliers   Plan Vigorous Pretests To  Red Captors

Try Pledged to Free  Fliers in Hungary  What Can Ra Dane Fffactivelyv   What Can Be Done Effectively  Chief Unanswered Question

Soviet Charge Denied   Protests Demanding Retease May Go Te Moscow As Well As Huncary .

UJ. 5. TO DEMAND HUNGARY FREE 4 AMERICAN AIRMEN   Communist Charge That Plane Bore Equipment for “Spies and Saboteurs” to Be Denied.   APPEAL MAY GO LATER TO UNITED NATIONS   Protest Likely Over Buda pest’s Two-Week Silence While Craft Was Hunt ed in Yugoslavia.

Pledge Quick Action To Get Airmen Freed   Soviet News Agency Reveals U.S. Plane Downed In Hungary

Russia Admits Forcing US Plane Down In Hungary  Expect U.S. To Demanc Eynlanatian Ear   expect U.o. fo Vemant Explanation For Action November 19

Plans Made to Release Yanks ‘In Hungary ©  ~ Protest Demanding . ©   Americans Release

Text’ of Allied Defense Only’ Order Revealed   Correspondent Gets ‘Reliable’ Copy of Message to Troops

UN Tioops Told ToTake Necessary Action To Hold Present Positions

Helicopters Leave For Truce Stle   2 Go to Rendesvous to Take Emissaries: 3 Jeeps Stand By

British Election Drive Off to Fast Start:  Attlee, Churchill Map Strategy; Betting Odds 4 to 6 on Tories

Attlee Delivers First Campaign Speech Saturday   British Party Heads Preparing Platforms For Oct. Elections .

British Parties Study Policies   Attempt To Hammer Out Platform For October 25 Election

More Evidence Hunted in Senate Inquiry on Boyle  Former Lithofold Bookkeeper to

Tobacco Leader Dies In Richmonc   Morrill. Helped Toahacco Farmers

GM, Ford Grant Pay Boosts _   Four-Cent Hour Hike A ‘Productivity’ Raise And: Means No Increase In the Priceof Cars —

Ford Joins GM In Productivity Wage Increase   WSB Ruling Forbids Raise in Car Price Following Pay Hike

Learns to Love Indian Country by Mail: Crippled Boy to Live There

Taft Outlines New Plan for Troop Limits   Would Keep Number Down to Percentage Of Ground Forces

Taft Liberalizes Previous Stand   May Seek Percentage System For Troops

Allied Armor Drives Against  Chinese Tanks   Powerful Columns Cut North Again On Killer Raids

COLD AIR IS DELAYED   Forecaster Says Storm Will Reach Kansas This Evening

Unique Wedding Stirs Up Things on French Riviera   Negro Musician, Old Friend Are Principals

’  Bec chet iW ows: Riviera--       Blues Musician’s Marriage  A Real Muskrat Rouikis

Social Rebrew 300 Champagne Corks Go Pop-Pop As Old Bech Weds White Friend

FATHER KILLED BY DAUGHTER, 15   Young Mother Shoots Him Four Times With Shotgun And Rifle

Legislature Term Opens In Solemnity   Bullock President Pro Tem Of Senate: Dicker Sworn

‘oli aupamnssanammreesteieaaateeacationl  SENATE CONFIRMS LOVETT APPOINTMENT

Local Driver In Fatal Crash  James Hall Of Nauvoc Has Skull Injury

Auto Strikes East End Man  Pedestrian Suffers  Fractures Of Legs

Pedestrian Suffers Injury From Auto West Third St. Man  Tee 8Batet DiawAte newx

Quick Approval Of Committee Action U.S. Goa  A ccwmmhle WAee   Assembly Vote To Pave Way fo 92-Point Course

U. 5. Strives For Quick Vote Of 60 Nations  Indian Delegate ®....*°.22 ™. Pra

Speedy Action Asked  U.S. Wants Quick Verdict, Calling China ‘Ae eressor’

U.S. Asks Quick Action By UN   Special Session On China Red Warfare

Quick Assembly Verdict on Red China Is Sought   U.S. to Seek 2-Point Course of Action If Aggression Is Upheld

U.S. Presses Assembly To Vote On Aggression  U. N. Called Into Extraordinary Full Session At 10.45 A. M. Today

U.S. Seeks Quick Assembly Verdict Against Peiping   Two-Point Course Of Action Planned

UN ASSEMBLY WILL MEET 10 BRAND CHINE   Group Tags. Nation An Aggressor By Vote Of 44-7

U. S. STRIVES FOR QUICK VERDICT IN UN ASSEMBLY ON CHINA RESOLUTION

SEEK TO SPEED ACTION ON REDS   U.S. To Press Demands In U. N. Assembly For Settlement

BERRIEN ‘SAN’ GROUP NAMED   Seven Prominent Citizens Named To Promote Site Here

Pacitic Defense Treaty Is Planned   Will Be Signed In San Francisco On Sept. 1 By U.S., Australia, New Zealand

Weather At Yuma   Pacific Defense Treaty Is Planned   Will Be Signed In San Francisco On Sept. 1 By U.S., Australia, New Zealand

Form Neu Pacific Front   _ULS., Australia and New Zealand Link Against Aggression

Stolid Suspect Faces Indictment In Death Of Kidnaped 10-Y¥ ear-Old

CHILD STAYS AT HOME  Reluctant Bridegroom On Honeymoon At Last   LANDS IN JAIL THIS TIME SS  Franchot Tone Involved In Another Brawl

Solon Denies He Gave Plane Data  information Leok Charges Answered

GAVIN: BRANDS ALLEN CHARGES ON 8-368 "LIE"   Local Solon Insist, On Hearing Before Tuesday Voting

Governor Hits Club Slot Machine Users as ‘Sterilizers’ of the Law

Leg-itimate Propaganda   — ‘Voice of America’ Defends Movies-of C.S. Bathing se  itam naien of Truth?

YOU HAVE A DAT! Amarillo Fat Stock  Show   ‘Voice’ Defends Its Bare Propaganda

POW Letters Spur New U. S. Actior   ’ Fate of Unknown Gls Behind Iron Curtain ‘Sought by Washington

U.S. Pries At Prison Camp Lid   Strive Anew to Get  - Chinese to Give Some News As to Fate Of  Allied War Prisoners

Letters Spur New U. 5. Efforts To Learn Fate of American P. 0. W.s

U.S. Steps Up Efforts to Learn Fate Of Americans Held Prisoner by Reds

No Legal Bars Seen  To Use Of Atom Bomb If Russia Starts War   Reds Conceal Fate Of 11 U. S. Captives

Officials And Relatives Can Only — Guess At Fate Of American Cantives

Allied Forces Vield Wonju To Red Horde   Allies Fight Fierce Rearguard Action South Of Seoul   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Sen. McCarthy Rolls Out Heavy Guns Against Jessup   Solon Goes Before Committee Ihat Is Crreidarina UN Delegate Nomination

Yop Fifth Of Population. Receives Nearly Half Of U.S. Cash Income

Reports Says Much Income Goes To Top Fifth In US   Information Based Upon Preliminary Census Analysis

Where To Find It   Top Fifth Of Population Gets Nearly Half Of U.S. Income

Korean Solution Will Come By Diplomacy, Not By Force Of Arms, Reports War Correspondent

War Militarily Lost, Says Boyle   Solution Must Come Via Diplomacy. Is Writer's Belief

BOYLE IS BACK FROM THE FRONT; SAYS WAR LOST   AP Columnist Opines Korean Solution Wil#Come by Diplomacy.

BOYLE IS BACK FROM THE FRONT: SAYS WAR LOS)   AP Columnist Opines Koreag

BOYLE SAYS UN FORCES BEATEN   Allies Have Lost The War Militarily, Asserts AP Correspondent

Bank At-Granite Quarry Is Robbed Of $35,000   Highway Patrol Seeks Three Unmasked Men Who Took Between $35,000 And $40,000

Reds Die Like Flies As Allies Trade Ground For Casualties   Gain As Much As 20 Miles In Drive

Massive Communist Drive Puts UN Army in Retreat   Reds Gain Up to 20 Miles Al! Along Front, Allies Lose Last Toehold in North Korea

Bloody Battles Rage as Reds Open All-cut Smash af Allies   ‘Mass of Men’ Hurled at Allied Trenches As Full Fury of Long Awaited Offensive Explodes: Communists Make Steady Gains

9,000 Men Lost in One Attack      Round Two in High as Communists Try to Push Out Allies

Push Allies From Toehold in North Korea   Believe Chinese Can Put Million Men In Attack

Crime Report Draft Started   Senate Investigators Behind Closed Doors

‘Crime Probers Begin Work on Final Report \Of Its 15-Month Investigation at Racketeerinc

Victims’ Mother Injured In Car Accident Earlier   Bixby House At Carthage Destroyed After Oil Blast

Four Children Die In Flaming Home  Porents Absent As Stove Explodes

State Senate Okays 2-Term  Amendment   Resolution Limiting President to Two Terms Is Approved After Fiery Debate by 38-11. ~

Collins Claims W Arthur Went  Against Policy   Army Head Says Secret New Campaign Being  Mapped for Korea War

am im mean aan  Pentagon S War Policy Disregarded   Collins Testifies MacArthur Failed To Follow Plan

Not Told fo Halt, Mac Maintains   Denies Collins’ Claim He Violated Orders

Gen. MacArthur lanored Advice, Collins Testifies   Says Secret New Plan Being Mapped For War In Korea

Collins Testifies MacArthur Disregarded Pentagon Advice In Sending Troops To Yalu

COLLINS ATTACKS MPARTHUR TACTICS   Ignored Advice, He Says; Whitney Denies GT's Barred from Yalu

French Deputies Ask Referendum   Pleven Coalition Cabinet Resians

Scott Thinks Even Less Of Assembly This Year Than He Did 1949 Session

Scott Labels Legislature ‘Negative,’ Says Minority Group Calling Plans

Postoffice Clerks Bask In Florida ‘But Sort Mail In Boston Same Time’

Probe Boston P.O. Scandal   Some Employees Said To Have Got Rich By  Falsifying Time Cards For Others. At a Price

Inspectors On Trail CG? P.O. Fraud   Government Report: To Have Been Mulcte: Of Millions In Boston

Boston Postal Payroll Fraud Schemes Bared  Clerk On Vacation I  Florida Draws Pav

Full Pay and No Work  Boston Post Office Clerk Basks in Florida Sun

Inspectors at Bos ton Postoiiice  Find Million Dollar Payroll Fraud

Postal Inspectors Investigating’ Million- Dollar Time Card Punching Racket.in Boston Station

$4 Million Postal Payroll Fraud Uncovered  Clerks Winter in Flovida While ‘Pale’ Punch Time Cards in Baston

‘Probers Puzzled Postal Clerks Enjoyed Sun As ‘Friends’ Punched Cards

Clerks Winter i in Florida  Payroll Shows Emi in Busion   All or Nothing

Probers Dig Into Postal Pay Fraud   Boston Proxy Punch-in Scheme Costs U.S. Millions of Dollars

HUGE SWINDLE BY POSTOFFICE CLERKS BARED   Paid Others to Punch Time Cards; Showed on x Paydays.

Payroll Padding Swindle Uncovered By Postoffice Inspectors in Boston

Payroll Paddine Scheme Bared   Government Cheat Of Millions, Claim

 pots “pes Postal Inspectors Investigating Million-Dollar Time Card Punching Racket in Boston Statton

Boston Sifts Post Office Pay Padding   U.S. Fears Millions Lost In Time Card ‘Punchines’ Racket

Postal Clerk on Vacation While Still on Payroll   Wage Fraud Will Run Into Millions In Boston Scheme

NATION HONORS ARMED FORCES   Series OF Celebrations Staged Paying ‘Tribute To Men At Home And Those In Korea.

'U. S. Flexes Military Muscles as Leaders Plead for internal Unity

er Forces Honored, Truman  Picads for’  thity in Face of Crisis’

United States Parades Military Might » In Nationwide Armed Forces Day Show

America Pays Tribute To Its  Armed Forces  Y a ee. a fk   Troops Facing Reds’ Iron Curtain Show Might In Germany

Armed Forces Receive Tribute   Nation Observing Armed Forces Day

Parades Top Celebration Through U.S.   Crowds Flock To Display on 2nd Avenue Downtown

Rally Day For U.S. Military   Pep Talks by Leaders And Broad Display Of Weapons on Second Armed Forces Day

Nation's Military Might Reviewed as Citizens Observe Armed Forces Day

[HE SCHOOL BOND ISSUE:  Split Sessions Duein Yuma Schools lf Enrollment Ups   By Pete Weodard, Supt.

Split Sessions Duein Yuma Schools lf Enrollment Ups   Ry Pete Woodard. Supt.

idECHO CLOGt CASE AGAINGT NEWS WAITER   American Pale and Inaudible as He Takes Stand Again in Trial as Spy.

Czechs End Reporter’s ‘Spy Case  Ask ‘Heaviest  Doesssstcleenaent?

Ickes B lames €ongress Fox ‘Hate’ In U.S.   Raps McCarthy, Wiley. MacArthur; Praise: ‘Old ‘Bob’

Ickes Points To Congress   ‘Curmudgeon’ Blasts M’ Arthur Actions

Congress Told to Mend Morals, It Is Responsible for Hate in America

U.S. Raps Soviet Over Middle Fast   ‘UMW. Operators Seek ‘Worldwide’ Coal Exports

U.S. Charges Reds Threaten Middle East   Nazi-Communist Quarrel Cited as Evidence Of Rad Aim

Russia Cited For Stirring Up Mid-East   Soviet Formally Accused by U.S,, Britain France, Turkey.

U.S. Accuses Reds of Threat To Middle East   Cites 11-Year-Old Dicker With Nazis To Dominate Area

Russia Accused Of Threatening Mid- East ‘Safety  Pk al: a:   Note Rejects Soviet Charge

Three More Business Organizations Join Exclusive Billion-Dollar Club

Conservative Party Holds Slight Edge  In Surveys:   Election Experts Think Total Vote Could Set Record

Heavy Balloting Goes On in Britain  Under Sunny Sky   Fleets of Automobiles Help to Carry Voters to Polls—King Is  Interested

See Record Vote Today In England  Voters Wait In Line for Polls to Open

Nation's 2 Major Parties Confident Of Victory As Voters Flock To Poll:   Election May Be Churchill's Last Bid To Supplant Socialist Gov t; Public Opinion Survey Gives Conservatives Edge.

Millions of Brifons Are Votine Today; Turnout Takes Edge From Conservatives’ Predictions

Critical Election  Both Sides Express Optimism As Britons Journey To: Polls

Britons Going To Polls Today By The Millions   Indications Point To Record Vote Despite The Weather.

BRITISH CHOOSE BETWEEN TORIES AND LABORITES   Churchill Makes Bid To Unseat’ Attlee’s Socialistic Team — Millions Troop Te Polls,

Britons Out Early Today For Voting   Crucial Election   Test Between Attlee And Churchill; Polls Close At 4 P. M. (EST)

Narcotics Traffic Looks Like Prime Target f or Senate Crime Probers on New Chase

ON DRUG TRAFFIC   Narcotics Expected to Be Next Target of Crime Committee

Dope Traffic Likely Target Of Renewed Senate Inquiry   O’Conor Takes Over As Chairman Of Crime Probe Committee Which Has Four More Months To Check.

Probers To Aim At Dope Traffic   Crime Committee Is Granted More Money To Extend Its Work

Crime Probers To Delve Into Dope Peddling   “O’Conor Named Head Of Group As Senate Approves Extension

Narcotics Traffic.To Be Top Target As Senate Crime Prabers Resume Task

Narcotics Traffic Is Chief Target Of Crime Probe  Kefanver Will Stick, Gives Chairmanship Toa O’Conor

Narcotics Rings Prime Target Of Renewed Inquin   Kefauver’s Senate Crime Probe Given.

Narcotics, Vice Traffics Target Of Crime Probe   Four-Month Lease On Life Handed Kefauver Group

Narcotics Traffic May Be Next Targe! Of Crime Probers   Senate Group Gets Four-Month Extension, $100,000 More Funds

Crime Inquiry Extended With $100,000 Boost   Dope Traffic Seems Likely Target

Most Farm Help Wages Unfrozer   95-Cent Minimum ‘ls Set Top Going Higher

Farm Workers Exempt from Wage Control:   Board Rules Pay May Go Freely to 95c Per Hour

Most Farm Help Is Unhit By Pay Curbs  Gov't Exempts Al] Below 95 Cents

Charges Pondered For Captured Trio  Highway Patrolman Weunded in Attempt

Officer Shot, 3 Arrested In Foiled Holdup   Fleeing Youths Walk Into Roadblock Set Up Near Bridgeport

Kitts Gives Up Without Fight to FBI Agents   Slippery Omaha Fugitive Is Captured In a Tennessee Tavern

Escaped Bank Robber Nabbed by FBI in Tennessee Tavern   Surrounded, Kitts Gives up Quietly

Red Division Walks Into US Artillery Ambush  Over 2000 Are   Over 2,000 Are Caught In Solid Barrage Of Shells

Killer Facing Another Trial  Cook Already Serving 306-Year Sentence

‘Administration Places Pressure On Congress For. Economic Controls

First Recent World Mee! for Japan   Appearance at Talks Symbolizes End of Pacific War

Sliding Snow Toll Mounts In 4 Nations   puiwele  8S) More AreKilled.s —. In Austria; Total ~ For 3 Days Is 181

Senator Ecton Delivers Scathing Attack on Corruption and Moral Laxness in Administration

Reds Penetrate Eastern Flank Of Allied Line   Enemy Shifts Strength Along Central Front; UN Units Hold Firmly

Reds Pierce East Flank of UN Center  Panatratian Deemed   Penetration Deemed Not Serious; Artillery Mows Down Enemy

Repulsed By Center, Reds Shift Attack   Allies Holding On ‘Like Rocks’ Near Chipyong And Wonj

Allied Forces Hold Despite Stabs By Red:   North Koreans Penetrate Allied Line Near Chechon:

Korean Reds Dent East Flank of U.N.  by ee, ee 5 nS Lane    Penetration Termed ‘No Breakthrough’ As Allies Keep Grip

Fast Shift In Strength Of Enemy  Seek Soft Spot To Turn Defeat wi: SS eee:

REDS PENETRATE EAST FLANK OF CENTRAL FRONT   North Koreans Attack : North Of Chechon, June tion Point   SHARP SHIFT MADE IN ENEMY STRENGTH

Daily News Index   Battered Red Troops Stab at Allied Front   Pe ee Te  YOU HAVE oe DAT Amarillo  Fat Stock Show

Three Divisions Of Reds Attack On Allied Flank   : Field Dispatch Says Penetration Is Made By Foe at Chechon

Sharp Shift of Strength From Chipyong and Wonju; One Force Gets Within Five Miles of Chechon.

15,000 or More Have Penetrated Defenses There   ‘Chinese Quiet Down In  Other Sectors of Fighting Front

REDS PENETRATE U.N. EAST FLANK OF CENTRAL FRONT   More Than 15,000 North Koreans Get Through Near Chenon—Chinese  Shifted to Sector.   R. O. K. TROOPS PULL BACK ON EAST COAST   Allies Hold Firm at Wonje and Chipyong—Warships Shell Enemy Positions West of Seoul.

No. Korean Reds Knife Through U.N. East Flank   Allied Forces Hold Firm In Center, Send Patrols Forward At Chipyong

North Korean Reds -Penetrate Flank ~ North Of Chechon   Between 15,000 And 20,000 Attacked Rail And Road Junction; Allies Hold Firmly

3 Divisions Strike Near Chechon in New Red Effort to Break United Nations Line

Horde Of Red: Knifing Into Allied Hank   Shift In Attack By Commies Penetrates U. N.’s Central Front

Chinese Leave Wonju Area During Night   Allied Patrols Go Two Miles North Beyond Chipyong

Three-Division Force Attacks Near Chechon  Communists Shift Gtranoth Factward   Communists Shift Strength Eastward

REINFORCED ENEMY HALTS UN OFFENSIVE  Reds Rush Reserve: and Supplies Sout t Stan Alliad Tihwtes

Recapture Two Hills Taken by South Koreans   Enemy Rushes Reinforcements To Front Lines

Reinforced Reds Stop UN Drive on iEast Front; S. Koreans Fall Back

Allied Offensive In Eastern Korea Stopped By Reds   South Koreans Thrown Of Two Important Hills By Counter-Attacking Com munist Forces

Reinforced Commies Stop Allied Drive   Throw South Korean Forces Off Two Important Hills

South Koreans Forced Off Important Hills In  Savage Counter-attack

Egypt Fights West Plans to Detend Suez          Proposal to Substitute UN Troops for British Is Not Satisfactory to Egyptians

Egypt Expected To Reject West's Proposal  Nile Kingdom Offered International Force   Nile Kingdom Offerec International Force To Defend Suez

Successful Atomic Tests Announced « At- Eniwetol   Atomic Energy Commission Reveals U. S. Tests May Lead To Creation Of H-Bomb

Eniwetok Success Reported   Gain Civil Defense Information From Blasts In Pacific

New Tests May Lead To [ia Bomb   Suecessful Experiment: Conducted At Eniwetok Atomic Energy Board Reports

Washington Announces Results of Atomic Tests Including Thermonuclear Weapons Research.

Experiments At Eniwetok Are Successful   Atomic Tests Are Concluded On Tiny Island

Eniwefok Afom Tests Included H-Bomb Study   Pacific Studies Report Mentions Secret Projects

U. S. PRESSES RESEARCH ON NEW. WEAPONS   Eniwetok Experiments Are Termed Success By Atom Comish

AEC, Defense Dept. Conducts Experiments  Tests at Eniwetok May Lead to H-Bomb Annnuncamont Save

Success Reported In Atomic Tests At Eniwetok  Experiments Include DWi..a Wins ULL. ns   Experiments Include Blast, Heat Effect  On Various Items

Tests Which May Lead to H-Bomb Called ‘Success’   § Eniwetok Experiments Helped Research On Suner-Bomb, AEC Says

23 Are Missing After Launch Goes Down   Heart Alfack Blamed For Worker's Death   Would Ahandean I ine   U. §. Reports Successful” tests At Eniwetok

U.S. Says Atomic Tests Successful   Experiments May Lead to H-Bomb

Successful Tests Held At Eniwetok   Contribute Toward Development Of Powerful Weapon

Atomic Tests Completed On Pacific Atoll   Experiments Leading, “To Bomb Included, In Weapon Research

ENIWETOK TESTS TERMED SUCCESS   Experiments in Pacific  May Lead to H-Bomb

EXPERIMENTS ON H-BOMB AT   ‘Whether Actual H-Bomb Was Exploded is Not Told in Announcement

—ENIWE tf OK —  Successful Experiments  Carried Out  AEC Tries Out Atomic Weapons

Report Success. in Atom Test   Believe Experiments: Made on Feasibility of H-Bomb Detonation

Experiments May Lead To “Hell-Bomb”   Tests Include Effect Of Nuclear Blasts On Buildings

Experiments Are Conducted At Eniwetok   AEC Says Operation Furthers Developing Destructive Weapon

Eniwetok Atomic Tests  Include H-Bomb Study  Government Discloses New Pacific Experiments Are Carried Out “Successfully”   PRESIDENTIAL ORDER

REVEAL TESTS WERE MADE AT ENIWETOK   Atom Artillery Also Believed On Weapons List

Latest Tests Spur Hopes For H-Bomb   Success Reported Tn Newest Trials Held At Eniwetok

Get Information on Bomb Defense   Hydrogen Bomb Experiments Are Included in Test

Atom Tests Held Again On Eniwetok   AEC Reports Work Toward Developmen Of Hydrecen Bomb

Eniwetok Test May Lead To Super H-Bomb  Work On New Atomi Weapons Continued

Atomic Tests ‘Successsful,’  AEC Reports   Eniwetok Experiments Also Involved’ Possible Miniature H-Bomb

U.S. Reports Progress In A-H Tests   Eniwetok Blasts ‘May Lead’ To The H-Bomb. Is Report

AEC Indicates Tests May Lead lo 0 Supet-Bomb  Of Hydrogen iy Eniwetok Atoll B. rt

Blast Effect On Buildings Also Studied   —————  Scientific Information To Be Provided Agencies Of Government

Task Force Expert ments Com pl eted  A-Bomb Data   A-Bomb Data For Civil Defense Also Obtained

New Atomic Test May Be H-Bomb Clue   Heat and Blast Effect Primary Experiment Aim

Successful Atom Tests Completed   Joint Announcement Made of Blasts Which May Lead to H-Bomb

Pacific Bomb Tests Success  U. S. Claims  Hint Hydrogen Bomb May Have

Thermonucilear Research  U. S. Announces Experiments  ‘Leading To H-Bomb Explosion

EXPERIMENTS ON H-BOMB AT ~-oATOMIC TESTS   Whether Actual H-Bomb Was Exploded is Not Told in Announcement

ICOLD DUE TO RETURN   Temperature Drop and Snow Flurries Forecast for State

Drive to Permit Purchase of Yellov Oleo.in Pennsylvania Enters New Stage

Senate Okays Housing Bil   Measure Designed To Aic Workers In Critical Defense Areas

MEORE LOeid Ine ees SEE  Severe Cold Wave in Eastern. U.S. Gets New Reinforcements

138 Persons Lose Lives as Record Sub-Zero Cold Wave Sweeps Country

Severe Cold Grips Eastern Half Of U. S.   Deaths Attributed To Weather Mount To Total Of 138

New Snowstorm And Frigid Wave Strike Midwest   Record Cold Brings Death To 138 Persons

FAPLOSION OF SOVIET BOE AROUSES U.S   Use in Far East War Ties to Bradley's Claim Reds Can Be Beaten,

dime for vecision:  Russian Atom Blast Raises Issue of Use in Korea

Atom Bomb Exploded By Russia  Second Biast Shows Reds Push Ahead Production

Atomic Warfare in Korea Said Under Question   Announcement OF Blast Is Made At White House

Capital Weighs Soviet Blast Date  Second Explosion Reveals Progress

Soviet A-Bomb Blast  Raises Speculation   Russia May Use Explosion To Back Claims Of Power

Second Blast Announced by  Pres: Truman   Soviet Activity Cited A: Proof of Russian Progress

port of Russian A-Bomb— is Talk of Possible Use » Break Korean Stalemate

Soviet Explosion Stirs Possibility of Afom Warfare   White House Use of ‘Atom Bomb’ Phrase Termed Siaqnificant

Speculation Aroused by Word that Russia Hes  Exploded Another Bomb; Proving Ground May Be Established in Korea, Where Soviet Satellites And UN Forces Are in Stalemated Battle

‘ Soviet A-Bomb Explosion Raises Question- Will UN Resort to Atomic Weapons in Korea?

New Conjecture On Atomic Bomb Use In Korea Raised By Soviet Blasts

Red A-Bomb Blast Raises O!d Question  Atomic Warfare May  Eleare lin in Maran

RUSSIA'S 2ND A-BOMB TEST RAISES ISSUE   Reds Are Pushing Ahead In Nuclear Weapens  eld

Russia Explodes Second A-Bomb   White House Announces T— Blast. Second in Two Years. Raises Ouestion of Korean Use

Latest Reports Bring New Fear Of Atom Warfare   White House Reveals Russia Has Exploded Second Atomic Bomb

RUSSIAN A-BOMB BLAST MAY HERALI ATOM USE IN WAR:   Other Developments Here, Abroad Seen Sign Nations May Try To End Deadlock

Proof of Soviet Bomb Progress Revives Talk of Possible Use Of Atomic Weapons in Korea War

Russia Sets Off Second Atomic Blast   U.S. Detects Two Explosions; One Reported Failure

White House Tells Of Soviet Tests   Government Reported Analyzing Data: One Blast Is ’Fizzle’

Atomie War In Korea Is  Topic Anew   Question Arises at News Russia Explodes Its Second Bomb— Will Arms Be Used?   Need Is Pointed   International Control! Problem Stressed in Statement

NEW RUSSIAN BOMB BOOSTS A-WAR FEARS   Soviet Explosion Occurred In Past Few Days, ‘White House Reports.

Ve 2 MEveIOping Fawerrul Mew Weapons:  Explosion of Second Russian A-Bomb Revives Possibility of Atomic War Flaring in Korea

Russia Explodes Another A-Bomb, President Report   White House Announces Second Soviet Blast

Latest Atom Test Reveals Red Activity   White House Says Bomb Exploded by Russians; Refutes Soviet Claims

Russian A-Bomb Reopens Subject of Use in Korea   Bradley's Prediction of Victory Coupled With Soviet Blast

Soviet Atomic Blast Is Told By President  Question Arises Anew If   Question Arises Anew If Bombs May Fall In Korea

Seems Only Way to End Stalemate   Russians Successful In Exploding Bomb, White House Reports

Atomic War Topie Arises   Use in Korea Possible With Russia Trying New Weapon

Russian A-Blast Puts New Focus On Korean War   Possible Use Of A-Bombs In Korea Under Speculation

Truman Says Reds Explode 2nd A-bomb  Atomic Warfare May Hit Korea

SECOND ATOMIC EXPLOSION REVEALED   Question Of Atom Warfare In Korea Raised   NO DETAILS   Of New Blast Are Released By White House; Control Again Asked By U. S.

Set Off 2nd Bomb, White  House Notes   Developments Raise Question of Atomic Warfare in Korea

Other Factors Could Influence An Old Question  Alead far Manten 1   Need for Control Again Is Stressed

Russian Atomic Bomb Explosion Raises Question on Use of A-Weapons in Korez

soviet Atomic Blast Is Told By President   Question Arises Anew If Bombs May Fall.In Korea

Other Reports Tell of Two Test Blasts   One a Fizzle, AP Learns: No Details in Official Account

Russian Explosion Raises Question Will Atom Warfare Flare in Korea?

Russia Explodes 2nd A-Bomh As It Prepares Many Others   Atomic War May Flare In Korea

LALESL  2nd A-Bomb Is Exploded  By Russians      White House Announces New Blast; Say One Try Was Fizzle

Chestquehanna Group Votes To Reject Contract For Proposed New School

Man Is Killed At Kinesbury   Cause of Ordnance Plant Explosion Is Undetermined

DODGERS HIDE IN: RESERVE?  18-Year-Old Draft Idea Fades; Guard Probe Set   GOP Honors Lincoln, Eyes White House. Hits Dems

RESERVE SETUP PROBE ORDERED BY COMMITTEE   Guardsmen Deferment Also To Be Subject Of Drafe Inaulry

National Guard Faces Probe. For Draftees .   Committee Seeks Eligible Men in Guard and Reserves

President Trumar Urges American People to Unite  He Asks Population To Quit Bickering Ard Linl. VAS. : re

Korea Drop In Bucket  By Comparisor  Marshall Cites Heroism Of Gls Fighting In Korea

NATION FACES BIGGEST TEST TRUMAN SAYS   All Out War Would Make Korean Casualties Look Small.

Truman Asks U. S. To Unite  Save Country   Says Country Faces ‘Greatest Crisis’; Warns of Bickering at Home

. President Says Unity Is Need  Tn Great Crisis   : ‘And Again He Warns ’ About The Horror Of . Another Global War

U. S. Unity. Requested By Truman   ‘President Urges All To Unite In One Of The Greatest Crises

President Calls For Unity   Says Nation Faces Worst Crisis In U. S. History

Inly Four of First 28 Called Were Accepted—Forty-Six Remained on Panel at Opening of Court This Morn' ing — One Man Says He Does Not Read the Crime _ Page But the Sports Page of Newspapers.

DiSalle Confident of Beef Control  Thinks New Order   Thinks New Order Will Keep Meat Out of Black Markets.

Reds May Demand UN Admit Guilt In Neutrality Violation   Enemy Broadcast Dashes Hopes For Early Settlement

Price Seen For Opening Truce Talks   Brief Meeting Is Held Between  Liaison Officers

Meanwhile Big Gains Scored by Attacking Allies   Heartbreak Ridge Finally in Full Control of U.S.

Att'y General Called on Carpet By House Group   Report McGrath May Resign or Be Fired by Truman

DIDN'T KNOW GAUDLE. WA INDISCREET   Attorney General on Stand in House Investigation of Tax Frauds.

Testifies Amid— Reports He May Quit or Be Fired   McGrath Doesn't Think He Should Take Rap: for Caudle’s Associations: -

M’Grath Denies Knowing  Of Caudle’s ‘Association’   Attorney General Says He Shouldn’t Have To Take The Rap For Ousted Official’s Activities

McGrath On Stand, Tells His Story   Doesn’t Think He Should Take Rap For T. L. Caudle

Empty Stocking Fund Scoreboard   Truman Starts Flight Home  For Christmas

B-36 BOMBERS LAND AT BRITISH AIRPORT   Sin Planes Capable Of Carrving Atomic Bomb, End Training Flicht

Costello, Adonis Erickson Indicted   Underworld Big Shots Charged With Contempt of Senate Last March

Three Crime Leaders Indicted For Contempt  Jury Issues Charge Aaainst Erickson,

Costello. 2 Others Indicted   Charge Contempt For Silence ~ At Crime Quiz

Adonis and Erickson in Same Boal   Indictments Result from Refusal of Trio To Answer Queries.

Frank Costello Indicted in NY   Contempt of Senate Is One of Counts Against Underworld’s Top Man

Jury Indicts Costello, Adoni: And Erickson  Underworld Big   Underworld Big Shots Indicted for Contempt of Scnate

Crime King Is Indicted   Frank Costello Faces Contempt Charge In Senate

US Indicts Underworld ‘Big Shots  Frank Costello And Two ers Charaec   Frank Costello And Two Others Charged On Contempt Counts

Indid Costello In Contempt Case   Grond Jurymen Also Act On Adonis ond Erickson for Refusal to Answer

Heat’s On! Sweating Frank Costello “Turns Himself In. Makes $5.000 Bail

Costello Freed On $5,000 Bait   Pleads Innocent To Contempt Charges

U.S. Char ges Frank Coutelie With Contempt   Two Others Also Indicted For Refusing To Answer Committee Questions

Costello Freed On $5,000 Bail  Contempt Case Faces liInderwaorld Kina

Grand Jury: Indicts Costello For Contempt  Erickson, Adonis Also indicted

Federal Jury Indicts Crime Probe Targets   Costello, Adonis, Errickson Charged With Contempt

CRIME KINGPIN FREE ON BOND   Frankie Costello Pleads Innocent To Contempt Charge

F ederal Grand Jury Indicts Costello, Two Others On  Contempt Of Senate Charge

Reputed Underworld King .... Costello Released  - From Jail On Bone

Frank Costello. Free  On $5,000 Bond, Pleads  Tnnocent to Contempt

Costello, Two Others Tageec  For Contempt  Racket Big Shot Released On Bond

Crime Figures Are Indicted For Contempt   Charges by New York Grand Jury Against Costello, Adonis and Erickson, Stem from ‘Their  Recent Refusal To Answer Questions in  Vice Probe—Trio Faces 99 Sevarate Counte

Three Major Racketeers  Are Indicted  Costello. Adanis.   Costello, Adonis, Erickson Named In Contempt Case

Jurors Indict Frank Costello For Contemp!   Three Big Shot Racketeers Tagged For Refusal To Talk

Costello Gets Contempt Tag   Adonis, Erickson Indictec Along With ‘Bigwig’

Costello Pleads Innocent, Freed  On $5, 000 Bail   Contempt Indictment Result of Senate Crime Hearing

Advance Bill Widening Social Security Scope  Measure Extends   Measure Extends Benefits To Workers In Cities, Counties,  School Districts

Assembly Votes Security Benefits For Public Group   Covers Employes, Legislators Not Under Pensions

Public Employes Rre Voted Under Social Security   Assembly Passes Bill With Amendment to Senate Measure

Benefits’ Bill Given Approval  Puts Some Workers Under Social Security

Premier Reveals Nation's Course Of Action Fixed   Eden Says Britain Will Defend Sudan

Egypt Delivers New Wa rning   Government To Aid Underground Organization

Strict Price, Wage Controls Being Sought   Pay-As-You-Go Plan Urged; U.S. To Match  Soviet Military Might —

(Also Wants Mammoth Plant Ex. pansion Program To Avert War With Russia if Possible But  ' Win It “If It Comes”   ECONOMIC REPORT MADE TO CONGRESS

Strict Controls Also Advised in Economic Report   Two-Year Defense Cost Estimated At $140 Billion

Army Clears Albia Restaurant Draftees’ Cafe Criticism Also Found “Baseless”

Butane Gas Blas! Kills §, Hurts 54 At St. Paul Plant  Explosion Rips Apart Section of Minnesota Manufacturing Co.

Thirty-Eight Hurf: Leaking Gas Is Cause   Terrific Blast Demolishes One Of Main: Buildings of Minnesota Mining and Manufactoring Company

Rips Apart Section of Big Factory   Believed Due to Butane Gas; Company Turns Out Abrasives.   (Photo on Page 2.)

Explosion Rips Apart St. Paul Plant Building   Butane Gas Explodes In Minerals Building Of Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co.; Breaks Windows In Homes Nearby; Employes At Work In Building Blown Apart

Foreman Smelis Danger; Unable  Prevent Tragedy  Men Crushed, Mutilated; ‘Didn't Have A Chance’

Explosion Rips Plant, Kills Nine   38 Injured, More May Be Dead Or Hurt Inside

DRILLED, TWO JUORE HURT IN GAS EXPLOSION   Bodies Are Blown Apart and Mangled Men Sprawl on Factory Beams.

Six Killed, 38 Hurt As Gas Explosion Wrecks St. Paul, Minn. Manufactory

At Least Nine Dead In Minnesota Blast,  Another 38 Injured  Scotch Tape Company Building Destroyed By Butane Explosion

SLL ejSe CCL!  Chinese Forces Push Allies Out Of 2 Positions Near Kumsong

Chinese Push UN Forces Out Of 2 Positions   Sharp Action Is Reported After An Earlier Lull

Marines Hit Foe In East On Birthday, F   Artillery, Warplanes Batter North Korean Reds At ‘Punchbowl’

Attack Ends Battle Lull   Reds Push Allies Out of Two Positions, Build up On Central Front

Chinese Red Battalion Captures Two Positions From U.N. Troops As New Red Troop Buildup Seen

CEILING ISSUE HAS STALLED CONTROLS BAN   Formula Approved Caused Walkout Of Board Members

BOARD FACING BOYCOTT  Labor Raps 10 Pet. Wage Hike Ceiling Decision

U.N. Leaders Agree War  In Korea Far From Over      ‘Pinup’ Girl Politician Goes On Trial For Insulting Pope in Campaign

UN DIPLOMA GLOOMY OVER WAR OUTLOOK   Have Little Hope For Korean Peace In Near Future

Retired Officer Asks President:  Did My Criticism Keep Son From Getting Medal?’

Retired Captain Says His Criticism Of Administration Kept Son  From Getting Congressional Medal

EMAIL AL CAMEPRING?  Former Idahoan Asks If Criticism Lost His Son High Military Award

Father Demands To Know Why Son Was Denied Honor   Parent Says He Fear: Criticism Kept His — Boy From Top Award

Father Fears Criticism  — Cost Son Highest Meda   2nd Marine With Similar Feat Got Higher One Than Lt. Killed

 __DEAD MARINE'S DAD ASKS —  Did Truman Criticism  Cost Son Top Medal?:

F ather Fears Criticism Stopped Congressional Honor For Dead Marine

Father of Dead Hero Feels tat Criticism of Truman May Posstoly Be Basis for Action of Reprisal

Colorado Man Suggests President Used CMH Award as Reprisal for Criticisms

Dad Fears Criticism of President Lost Highest Honor for Dead Son

Block ii Center Of City Struck . By-Fierce Blaze   Early Estimate’ of Damages Listed os ‘$9? Million or More’

Use of Chiang Troops Balked   White House Cools M’‘Arthur Proposal

‘SECOND FRONT’ APPEAL MADE BY. COMMANDER   White House Says Chiang Cannot Go To Mainland

‘MAC'S LETTER IS STUDIED LLL ELL ELLEN ANNO ENE NET  White House Cool To Idea Of Chiang’s Second Front

Shun Plea For Second Front  Student Deferment   Student Deferment Endangered By UMT

Climb Slows As Retail Food Sets Records   DiSalle Opposed To Proposal Requiring Posting Of Prices

Clamp Controls On Slaughterers  Move To Prevent Black Marketeerina

Probe Areas Where The Reds Preparing  For New Offensive   Allies Turning Most Attention To Central Front Where Reds Are Massing Troons And Equinment

Britons Hear  ~ Defense Plar   Attlee Presents Common Bio Rearmine Budset

Britain Ouflines §3 Billion Plan For Rearmament   Program Hikes Defense  Spending By 30 Percent

37th Division Called Back  To Service, Effective Jan. I  Ten Thousand Ohio Guardsmen Affected; Unit Expected to Train at Camp Polk, La.

A CIVIC SESSION   City Manager of Kansas City Will Speak at Public Meeting

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   é6 tee  i 7 airy ; WASHINGTON-— President

Judge Imposes $25,000. Fine On Rail Union   Penalty Follows Strike In December: Hearing Set on New Walkoui

Railroad Union Fined $25,000 For 50 Strike   Rails Swing Back to Normal as Switchmen End Latest Walkout

Rail Union Fined For December ‘Sick Call’ Strike   Federal Judge Rules BRT Responsible for Switchmen’s Tie-Up

Rail Union  Fined For  Yule Tieup $25,000 Assessed  ~ For Last December’: Siek Call’ Walkout

Railway Union Fined-$25,000 For Contempt   Strike Just About Over; Mail And Express Service Restored

RAIL UNION IS FINED $25,000 IN “SICK” STRIKE   Judge Igoe Imposes Penalty for Violation of Court Order,

BRT Assessed Rail Union Fine For Strike   Federal Judge In Verdict Over Switchmen Walkout

B.R.T. Fined For Striking   Federal Judge Assesses $25,000 for ‘Sick’ Rail Walkout

Federal Judge Iniposes Fine On Rail Union   ASick Stoppage” In’: ‘December Results In Penalty OF $25,000

‘Trainmen Fined $25,000 for Contempt In December Tieup; Face New Charges

Trainmen’s Union Is Fined $25,000 By Federal Judge   Organization Is Found Responsible For December Strike; New Charge Looms

FINES TRAINMEN CIN RAIL STRIKE   December Walkout Cost: Union $25,000 In Federal Court

Fine Levied For Walkout  In December   Rail Union Faces Similar Charges For Jan. 30 Tieup

U.S. Judge Fines Trainmen $25,000  Recnonsible for ‘Sick’   Responsible for ‘Sick’ Strike Last December

Railroad Union Is Blamed for ‘Sick’ Walkout  Federal Judge Igoe Fines B 5000

Trainmen Fined $25,000 For Contempt In Decem ber “Sick” Strike   Pennsy Freight Mishap Damages Lincoln Elevator   ‘Car On Siding Pushed Into Building; 4 Cars YNerailed

Railway Union Fined $25,000 In Strike Case   Another Action Now Pending In Present Walkout

Judge Holds Unior Responsible for Swifchmen Strike  Fines Brotherhood CAC NARA FCs. mm «8   Fines Brotherhood $25,000 for Rail Tieup in December

December Walkout Censured—  Train Union Fined For Illness Strike

Union Is Blamed For Rail Strike   Brotherhood Of — Trainmen Fined $25,000

Rails Walkout Finally Ended   Union Fi ned $25,000  for December Strike

Judge Fines Rail Union $25,000   BRT Held Responsible For Rail Switchmen’s  December Sick Strike

Rail Strikers Fined for First Walkout  Must Pay $25,000; Second Work Stoppacae Ends

‘Trainmen Are Fined $25.000   ‘Held G Ity of Violating Court Order In  December Strike; Face New Cohtemnt Charce

Railmen Fined In Strike Case   Union Still Faces Contemnt Charge.

Rail Brotherhood Is Fined $25,000   Found Responsible For ‘Sick’ Walkout

Federal Judge Igoe Censures Brotherhood   Second Charge Faced By Trainmen In Second Walkout

$25,000 Fine Is Imposed on Union  For 1950 Tieup  2nd Contempt Charge   2nd Contempt Charge Hearing Scheduled For Feb. 14

BRT Draws $25,000 Fine   Sick Strike Called Union Responsibility

‘TI’ Trainmen  Fined $25,000   Union’s December Walkout Is Ruled Contempt

IMPOSE $25,000 FINE ONB.R.T   Held Responsible for December Rail Tieup

Judge Fines Union   Railroad Trainmen Will Pay $25,000 for Having Caused Last December's Strike of Switchmen

Railway Union Fined $25,000  Brotherhood Blamed car Ssel CbesLla

BRI Fined $25,000.  In December Tieup Judge Holds Union Caused Walkout

Rail Union Fined $25,000 For Striking   Judge Still To Hear Case in Walkout That Collapsed Thursday

Trainmen Ordered To Pay Fine   Penalized For ‘Sick’ Walkout In December

Judge Fines Trainmen  $95 000 For Walkout   Union Faces Similar Charges  In Recent Switchmen’s Strike

Rail Union Draws Fine Of $25,000 ForContemp'   Faces Similar Charge in Strike Ending Fr iday; Mail Restor ‘ed

Brotherhood Is Fined $25,000   Held Responsible for “Sick Strike” of Last December

Trainmen’s Brotherhood Fined $25,000 by Judge For Causing Sick Strike.

Ra il Union Is Fined $25,000   Federal Judge Igoe Finds Rail Trainmen Guilty Of Contempt

Railroad Union Fined $25,000 For ‘Sick’ Strike   Trainmen Face New Charge in Second Layoff   Walkout Folds

Railroad Union Fined For Dec. “Sick” Walkout   Brotherhood Faces Similar Charges For Switchmen’s Strike

RAIL UNION CHARGED WITH ‘GREAT WRONG’   Fine of $25,600 Is Levied for “Sick”  Strike in December

Fine Imposed On Rail Union   Chicago Judge Finds Trainmen Responsible for December Strike.

 -_. 4 e ™” @ e Believe Soviet-Trained Mongolians Fight In Korea

U.S. OFFICIALS TOLD FORCES RUSS-TRAINEL   'Non-Chinese Divisions Previously Reported At Manchurian Border.

Red-Trained Mongolians Now Entering Fight In North Korea’   ‘VU. >. Orticials Fear Rumors That Troops _Readied By Russia Have Gone Into Battle

News Recalls Earlier Warning From Rayburn   He Asserted Troops Other Than Chinese a  Manchurian Border

BRISTOL COUNCIL WILL NAME NEW COMMISSION   Amendments To Building Code Also Were Adopted  PROBLEMS IN ZONING

Solicitor Rules That Status of A New Ordinance Rules   MUST HOLD HEARINGS   seabed eee  Other Routine Business le Transacted at Council Session

U.N. Aireraft Strike At Hu oe Red Convoys.   Heavy Traffic Is Spotted In Sweeps  Over Sunnie T ince

New Ruins Bring Overflow Stages Back to Kansas   Kaw Valley Bue for  More Floods After ‘Heavy Rains Fall  In Area on Mondev

Widely  Known Attorney       / Answers. To 101 Polio Cues stiolis. ‘Supplied By National Fousid ation

San Francisco Bursts With Enthusiasm To  Welcome Bataan Hero   Smiling General and Family, Happy To Be Back, Terms Stateside Greeting As ‘’Perfect.”

M’ Arthur Cheered In ’Frisco   General Given  Great Ovation as He Lands in U. S.; Speaks Tomorrow

City Declares Holiday to Welcome General Back to United States, Aide Says He Will Not Fight Dismissal On Political Basis

New Auto Price Increase Likely  OPS Expected To Hike - Ceilings by New Order

To Increase Auto Prices   OPS Will Change Price 3/2 Per Cent Above Price Now

Order Expected Later Today  OPS Reported Ready to Allow 32 Pct. Boost in New Car Prices

Auto Price Rise Expected Today   Present Order Expires; 312 Per Cent Up Seen

Housing Critical In Institutions   Governor Says Need Becoming More Acute —Lives Two Reasons

Seoul Again Is Threatened by Big Red Push   Allied Troops Fall Below 38th Parallel in West Korea.

Wall of Fire Blasts Chinese; U.N. Lines Pull Back Infact   —UEN. Commanders Claim They Could Stop Attack But Prefer To ‘Roll With Blow’; Searchlights Foiling Night Offensive —

Estimate Enemy Has Lost 25,000   UN Lines Intact But Retreat Seves Lives. Exhauste Fae

Leftist ‘Angel’ Gets New Term   Field Handed Additional Six-Month Sentence

FIELD'S PRISON — SENTENCE UPPE!   NINE MONTHS ADDED TO TIME MILLIONAIRE LEFTIST MUST SERVE.

Play It Safe   Fields Is Given Six  More Months In Jail   Millionaire ‘‘Angel” To Reds Is Castigated By Judge Who Also Sentences His Pals

6 Month Term AddedtoField's  Jail Sentence   Must Serve Additional Time for Withholding Information from Cour

Clothes Ignited ‘By Gas Stove On Thanksgiving Day Skin Surgery Brings Chance Of Recovery To Badly-Burned Girl   Offers To Bet Auto On Outcome OF Fight Policeman Ignores Gamble: Mickey Cohen's Challenae

Badly Burned Girl Has 288 Square Inches Of Skin Grafted on Body in Long Ordeal

Has 288-Inch Skin Graft  Girl. 8. Suffers Burns on 70 Per Cent of Body

White House Raid Shelter Modernized  With Elaborate Communications Setup

Governor Asks Action on New Constitution   Senate Pushes 2 Gas Tax Bills Toward Passage

Truman Has Legal Right to Run for Old Senate Seat if He Desires, Experts Say

Federal Tax Slumps in °50 Report Shows  Individuals Up   Individuals Up But Corporations Exhibit Decline

 Collections $639 Million Below 1949  Individual Income Taxes in 1950 Yield ‘Only 60 Pct. of Amount Sought This Yeer

"50 Income Tax Report Is Given  Total of More Than $17 Billion Taken

Missouri Valley Leaders  Press. for Flood Control  They Hear Gen. Pick Declare That Big Reservoirs Are Necessary .  Federal Agents Say First Job Is to Get Displaced Persons Back Into Homes

Vows to Halt Floods Made. At Kancac City:         Big Meeting Held to: Determine. Methods.of Averting. Any Further.  . Disasters in Midwest:

Never Again Is Theme at Flood Meet   Nebraska Governor Says Only 25% of Pick-Sloan Plan Has Been Finished   FOUR THINGS NEEDED   Gov. Arn Tells Large Group That Floods Are ‘A National Problem’

Human Needs To Be First   Administrator of Relief Foley in Outline of Aims At Conference

‘Never Again’ ls Flood Word  Fat <a a   Officials Meet On Rehabilitation And Basin Control

Odds Expert ls Witness. At Hearing   James J. Carroll Is Called to Outline New Angles in Operation Gambling Syndicates

Probers Get Details On Track Odds   Washington Hearing Opens With Betting Expert Ist Witness

Restrictions on Use of Rubber fo Go Off Jan. 1   Controls to be Lifted on Virtually All Items with Few Exceptions.

Government to Relax Controls on Rubber Jan. 1   stocks Up; NPA Isues Order Lifting Virtually All Curbs

Nation Warned To Prepare for Deadly Affack   —_— Se   Security Board Says It May Come At Any Moment

Nation Warned To Prepare for Deadly Attack   Security Board  Says It May Come Ag Aa. hd  ero eee

Newspaper At Pine Bluff Hit By Srke   Commercial Closed When Pressmen Walk Off Jobs

Major Floods Sweep Down Missouri Rive In Kansas, Missouri  Huge Rainfalls Hike Flood Threat, Sedalia Reports 7.17 Inches

Hubby Shoots Agent Over Joan Bennett  - ‘Glamorous Grandmother   ‘Glamorous Grandmothel! Denies Any Romantic Interest in Gun Victim

RED SUICIDE CHARGE HURLED BACK FRIDAY   Chinese Troops Filtering South Tipped Of Coming Drive Me BRPahert Sechakne

Girl Of 14 Who Went ‘Baby Sitting’ Turns Up With 16-Year-Old Husband  Following 2 Marriage Ceremonies

TRUMAN TO STAND PAT ON ORDER   i OPPOSITION CONTINUES TO HIS PLAN TO WITHHOLD INFORMATION.

President Stands Pat On Order   ‘Sticks to Ruling On Information Despite Uproar

Truman Stands Pat On Curbing Of Information   Opposition Comes From Republicans - And AP Convention

Truman Standing Pat On Information Ban Sen. Taft Pledges Fight  To Protect Freedom ger PP... ik

Chinese Amphib Force Drives S. Koreans Off Island Used By Allies As Base For Raiding

Chinese Reds Drive ROKs From Island  a ee: eee ae Lene   Outnumbered Yank Jets Bag 5 MiGs in Sweeping Victory

Enemy Force  Takes Island   Guerrilla Troops Driven From Isle Near Yalu River

Tank Trucks Meip Columbia Residents  Susquehanna Ice Jam Causes Water Shortage

NAN AGREES TO TALK OVch OIL DISPUTE   ruman’s Adviser Harriman to Visit Tehran as Crisis Brightens.

Harriman To Diseuss  ‘Oil Crisis   Truman’s Aide Will Confer With Premier Mossadagh

Iran Agrees To Harriman As Mediator   Accept.’ President Truman’s Offer to Send Adviser to Diseuss O11 Dispute.

Tran Accepts Truman Offer ToSend Harriman To Tehran ‘For Oil Crisis Diseussiqgne

Iran Accepts. Offer to Send Harriman   Washington Awaits Official Reply to  Truman's Move

Truman's Offer To Send Advisor To Iran Acceptec  Washinaton Officials   Washington Officials View Action as Mildly Encouraging

IRAN WILLING TO TALK WITH US. ADVISH   Premier Welcomes Discussion of Oil Nationalization With Harriman.

Harriman fo Represent U.S.  In Conference  Admit AIOC May Be Forced to  Shut Down Soon

Iran Accepts Truman Plan to Send Adviser For Talks On Crisis  Averell Harriman to Try for Settlement Of Vital Oil Dispute

Appeals Judge Charges ‘Smear  Bricker Statement Resented By Jurist

Government Reauest   U.S. Legation Closes Theater, _ Library in Hungary

U. S. Budapest Library Closed . on Red Demand   Hungary Charges Spy Activities Fostered by Institution :

LEGATION LIBRARY IN HUNGARY CLOSED   US. Movie Also Shut After Red Government Order

Reds Make No Reply to Latest Peace Proposals   Dean Acheson Refuses  Comment on Crossing Of the 38th Parallel

No Reply Te Peace Plans   Acheson Declines To Talk On 38th  Parallel Issue

No Replies To Peace Rumor  By Red China   Question Ahaut 38th Parallel Wilt Be Threshed Out Today

Pensioner Slain In Grand Rapids  Police Baffled By Brutal Murder

U.S. Rejects Russ Jap Pact Protest   Denies Treaty is Step Toward Aqaression

Russians Told Jap Treaty Is Essential   America to Disregard Red Efforts to Delay Negotiations

U.S. Rejects Complaint By Soviets On Jap Treaty   ‘Note Makes Clear World War Ii Allies Plan TW, Sion Treaty Desnite Russian Obiections

U. S. Rejects USSR Stand On Japanese Peace Treaty   Note Makes Clear Most Of Nations Will Accept Pact

CONVICTS SIT OUT NIGHT   West Virginia Inmates Mutiny Because Of Cook And Clothes

Allies Are Driven From Hill Position On Western Front   Chinese Regiment ‘Attacks Friday Evening; Rest OF Line Is Quiet

Hard-Charging  Reds Penetrate  Allied Lines Assault Follows  Heavy Barrage From Artillery

Red Regiment Storms Slope, Captures Hill   Hand-to-Hand Battle With Allies in West; 2 MIG’s Shot Down

Big Three Start Wark On Covtract With West Germany  May Eveniually Be Stroke Against Red Hold on East Germany

RY BIG THREE FOREIGN MINISTERS  "Political Contract’ May Be Agreed On

State to Lift Spring Truck Load Limits   Livingston A, N and O Amount Affected Routes.

"That's My Wife,” Roanoke Man Declares In Identifying Woman At Twin-City Hospital Today

Ohio Drops Action in: Train “Accident Killing 33 Soldiers   Acts On Recommendatior OF Prosecutor; Guards  From Penna. Victims

Red Defenders Leave Chorwon, Dig in Nearby   Die-Hards Fighting On City’s Approaches As Allies Draw Near

SUPREME SACRIFICE  Briton Dons Painted Tie To Aid Global Goodwill

Educators Urged To Know: Government Teachers Hear Address  By State School Superintendent

TEACHERS CLOSE 3-DAY SESSIONS   Dr. Pullen Advises Them - To Know Government Ins And Outs

PATTON TANK RAID BATTERS KOREAN TOWN   Kumsong Nearly Deserted As U.N. Forces Push Ahead.

Big American Tanks Invade Key Red Headquarters City  Monster Pattons Push Through Resistance,

Air Corridor Remains Block To New Talk:   Resisting Red Unit Slows Advance Of Infantry

Explosion Of . Bomb Fatal To — Florida Man   Bomb Is Set Off At Home Of State Co-ordinator For National Association Of Colored People

Bomb Kills — Negro Leader inFlorida   NCAAP Official Is Victim of Naw (ecboamn

REDS HURL THOUSANDS INTO FIGHT   Hit U. N. Outposts But Fail to Capture Hill Important to Cease-Fire Line.

Reds Hurl Mass Attacks at Allies   Foe Changes Tactics to Gain Ground In Four Sectors as Basis for Armistice

Enemy Hurls Hit-Run Attacks Against Allies   Change Tactics But Fail to Make Any Major Change in Line

THOUSANDS INTO FIGHT   Hit U. N. Outposts But Fail to Capture Hill Important to Cease-Fire Line.

Ridge Is Prize of Hard Battle   Communists Hurling Heavy Attacks on U.N. Forces

Four Assaults Fail fo Change Fighting Front   Three:MIGs Suffer ~ Damage as 35 Clash With 18 U. S. Sabres

Allied Jets, Infantry Score Victories As Fighting Flares On Korea Fronts

‘Reds Hurl Thousand-Man Attacks At UN Outposts in Four Areas But Make No Substantial Gains

Chinese Fight fo Alter Line   Thousand Man Attacks Hurled at UN Outposts

U.N. and Reds Fix Line Half  Aeross Korea   Negotiators May Complete Job Sunday;  Talk 5 Hours

Hit-and-Run Strikes Made During Night   Allied Firepower “Chews Them Up,’ Officer Declares

Allies Fight Off Attacks by Reds On Hill Positions  Communists Aim At Changing Line For Cease-fire

NIGHT DRIVES TRY TO BLEED ALLIED UNITS   Red Jets Tangle With U. S. Planes . First Time In Week

Sharp Victories Scored by Allies  UN Gains in Korea In Ground, Air War

AH Youths Study Life of Animals  Learn Fine Points of Fishing and Hunting

4H Youths Study ite af Animals  arn Fine Points of pearn Fi mer ih te

World's Worst Danger Spot in Cold War ‘Is Believed to Exist in Bankrupt Iran

Rotation Plan Working Well, Ridgway Says  Claims Communic   Claims Communists Show No Evidence Of Peaceful Intent

FALSEHOODS ‘CEASELESS’  Ridgway Says Reds Show  No Peaceful Intentions

Civil Defense Air Test Held at Cedar Rapids   Over 300 Planes Take Part In Airlift Test

Churchill Sees  Less Danger of  World War III Raps Attlee for  Granting Bases TT. Dice hacs

Less Danger  Of War Now:  Churchill ‘Third Conflict  — . 7 7   ‘Third Conflict Nearer at Time Of ‘48 Airlifi’

: Weekly Political Roundup .  Lack of Leadership in State Le gislature Becoming “ Serious for Both Michigan and Republican Party

Knowle d ge of Tax Lien FE iling Pattern Denied   Revenue Man Comments After Teitelbaum, Grunewald Actions op

Nine State Senators Sponsor Measures Repeal Labor Restrictions, Democrats’ Bills Propose   Strike at Fairfield

THE Torvestal Diaries   Interesting Sidelight on Truman Presented; Byrnes Found Russians Were ‘Obstinate, Stubborn and Didn’t Scare’

State Solons Might Break Tax Deadlock   Senate Leader Says Earmarking It For Education, Bonus  Would End Fight

State Income Tax Earmarked for Bonus And Teachers Pay Urged as Compromise

Farmarking Of Income Tax Is Latest Proposal  Senator Suggests Use Of Money For Bonus, Educational Needs

Senate Leader Suggests Plan For Breaking Deadlock Over State Income Tax Legislation

POSTAL WORKERS VOTED PAY BOOS1   SENATE APPROVES RAISE FOR NEARLY 5,000 —  HOUSE VET TO ACY.

Postal Workers Pay Raise OKd      Senate Approves $400 Minimum Jump

$400 MINIMUM HIKE   Senate Passes Pay Boosts For Postoffice Workers

Senate Boosts Postal Salaries  Minimum Of $400 Set In Final Vote

PAY BOOST VOTED FOR P.0. WORKERS   Bill Providing Minimum Increase of $400 Adopted by Senate

Vote Increase In Federal  Assistance   Senate For an Advance of About  $140 Million a Yea

Two Big Issues Facing Assembly   Solons Embarking IJnon Twelfth Week

lowans are Robbed By Gunman Who Killed Taxi Driver   Lucky and Thankfu Says Pair After Colorado Robbery

_New-Type Slots In Offing?  Aemlecc. Slotlecc Devices Sean As law Evacians

Unique Christmas Cards Kick Back   Printed to Resemble Theater Tiskets, Now Tax People Send Him Form 729

Gen. Ridgway Directs Strike Against Reds  Panicked Communist: Throw Away Guns _In Escane Trv

Knemy’s Retreat Cut Off   Synchronized Strike Made By Ground And Aix

ASK COURT TO CURB STRIKE   Detroit Transit Officials Te Ask Injunction Against Unien

Gen. Ridgway, U.N. Delegates Plan Strategy  Truce Talks Will Resume Wednesday

JOY GIVEN FINAL ~~ TRUCE BRIEFING   Heads Back to Korea After Tokyo Conference with Gen. Ridgway

Chief UN Negotiator Gets Instructions From Ridgway  Reply of Communists to Adm. Joy’s Final

Allied Envoy Ends Parley With Ridgway  Admiral Joy Awaits  Communist Reply  Tie Dianne Bice de

n Moscow, Pravda Warns That If U.S. Breaks Off Kaesong Talks, Reds Will Destroy Interventionist For.  ces

Decide on Steps Af Reds Continue To Insist Troops Must Pull Out 

Recessed Conference Resumes \Wednesday At Kaesong When [Reply To Last Offer Expected   Communists Ask Immunity Against Attack From Air On Convoy Going To Pyongyang For Instructions

Sariwon Bombed   iby 15 U. S. B-29s  -, Ce pe   Two Other Truce Delegates At Tokyo Parley

Collins Says New Forces  To Join Fight   Chiang Troops May Be Called; 2nd Division General Replaced As Allies Ease Flank Threat

- Division's Commander Replaced — Enemy Tunas hAAvemente Cankinua :

2nd Division Resists Threat By30,000Reds   Top Brass Gathers in Tokyo for Important Secret Conference

Pressure Is Eased on 2nd Division   Army Top-Level Conference Held: MeClure Fired

Gen. Ruffner To Take Over  2nd Division   UN Troops Cling Firmly To Tight Perimeter Around City Of Wonju

High Military Officers Confer In Tokio; Array Of Brass Accounted Unusually Significant When Korean Army’s Threatened

COMMANDER OF 2ND DIVISION IS RELIEVED   No Explanation Given For Removal Of General McClure      ALLIES HOLD FAST IN WONJU SECTOR

Threaten Second Division   Allies Hold Fast To Wedge In Communist Lines

Entire Division Threatened By infiltrating Reds  Amarieane Fire 99   Americens Fire 22 Villages Attempting To Stop Invaders

Second Division Holds Fast Despite Outflanking Threat   Commander Replaced Without Explanation Many Communists infiltrate Past Front

N. O. Cotton   Congressional Committee Back from Europe Praising American Aid Programs—’ They Should Be Continued’

Aid Program  ‘Wins Praise   Congressmen Return From European Tour

Senate Votes or Congress Voice In Troop Quofa   Connally Certain Proposal Will Meet Defeat

Truman Plans February Tax Hike Request   Two-Hour Talk Held With Policy Group; Has Ask 16 Billion

Blue River On Rampage   9.5 Foot Overflow Due at Blue Rapids; Cold Spell About Over

Nebraska Rains Flood. Blue River   Stream to’ Overflow ‘As Far South as Randolch. Kansas

NEW RFC PROBE GETS UNDERWAY   Senate Invesligalors Will Question Vice President Barkley’s Secretary On Loan Matter.

Veen’s Secretary To Face Probers   Employe’s Statement Regarding Loans To Be Investigated

Senate to Check New Charges of RFC Assistance  Barkley’s Secretary Te Klaw, Deanbn Folmceun

Barkley’s Aide Linked With RFC Loan Deal   Senate Employe Says He and _‘Veep’s’ Secretary Tried to Swing Two Loans

Secretary of  ‘VY eep Called   Senators to Question Barkley Employe on  RFC Influence

Aide To Vice-President Faces Questioning On  Part Played In Loans

Weeg's Secretar  To Face Probers   Employe’s’ Statement Regarding Loans  To Be-Investigsted ::

BARKLEY AIDE TO BE QUESTIONED   LU DE QUES LIVINED  Prohers To Quiz Two On Loan Applicant Aid

BARKLEY AIDE IN RFC PROBE   Question Secretary On Intercession For  Loans

lran Clamps, Martial Law On Tehran   Anti-American Red Riots Claim 20 , Lives, 150 Hurt

Tehran Under Martial Law Following Riot  » 20 Dead, 150 Hurt In Demonstrations ne  aqnains

Rioting Marks Tehran Arrival Of Harriman  as are EMME URSA   Martial Law Is Ordered To Prevent Further Outbreaks

Anti-American Riot In Tehran Causes  Martial Law Order   Communist-led Outbreaks Sunday . Against U. S. Move to Settle Dispute Over Oil Induatry

DiSalle and Johnston Given Cool Reception Bidding For Controls   Truman Expected to Send Message To Congress Friday Asking Change In Law

House Will Try New Ban On Rollbacks   Decision Comes Behind Locked Doors With Farm Organizations Sitting in; Crucial Staaqe Looms’

Ax WhettedTo Kill Off All Rollbacks  House Committee Would Ban Bills To Control Crops

Batile Looms On Controls   Administration, House Split Sharply Over Controls, Farm Price Rollbacks

Ag Bloc Plans fo Prevent Rallhacks In Control Bill   Meet Yesterday With Representatives of Farm Groups

House Battle On Rollbacks  Near Climax   Voting On Controls Extension Scheduled To Begin Tomorrow

Solons Will Try To Ban Rollback Of Farm Prices   Controls Fight Heads Teward Climax This Week

Committee to ‘Try for Ban on Farm Rollback   House Agriculture Group Tells Its Decision After a Long Session

HOUSE T0 BAN ROLLBACKS ON FARM PRICES   Action Likely Will Be Written Into Control Bill.

House Group Will Seek Ban On Rollbacks   Some Members Would Drop All Controls If War Ends In Korea

Farm Price Rollbacks Banned -by House Group   Agriculture Committee’s Verdict Underlines Crucial Curbs Situation

House Panel Favors Ban  On Rollbacks   Farm Organizations Present at Group’s’ Session on Controls

Rollback Of Farm Prices Opposed By House Group   PRESIDENT TRIMAWN ana bh:

House Controls Bill Will Ban Farm Rollbacks:   Fate of Continued Economic Curbs Nears Crucial ‘Stage

Fight Over Comte ‘ols Near  To A Climax   Policy Talk To Be Made By Wilson On Monday Night

lranians Report British Massing Troops at Border   London Sources Admit Forces Are Alerted For Emergency

British Troops Mass In Iraq,  Iranians Say   Five Battalions Reported Just Across Border From OjilHields

British Troops Mass Near Irar   Premier Extends Ultimatum Deadline 48 Hours After Appeal by U. S.

Ridgway Asks Foe to Let Red Cross Enter POW Camps   Appeals Personally to Communist Chiefs to Lift Ban on Inspections

Tentative Price Rollbacks Voted   Conferees Approve Rollbacks on Non-Farm Commodities Following All-Nicht Session

Conferees Tentatively OK Extension   All-Night Session Includes Approval Of More Liberal Credit Controls

Conferees Agree To Rollbacks On Non-Farm Goods   All-Night Session Brings Tentative Decision on Bill

AUSH TO WIND UP CONTROLS LEBISLATION   Conferees Agree on Non-Farn Price Rollbacks After Allniaht Session.

Rollbacks Of Non-Farm  Items Due   AIl-Night Session Held By Committee: As Deadline Nears

Rollbacks Are Approved by House Group   Debate Between GOP, Demos Is. Slowing Progress

FINAL DECISION ON EMERGENCY CURBS AWAITED   Cutbacks Favored Provided Some Cost Increases Are Considered — Wages, Rents Included.

Conferees Reach Tentative Okay On Control Plan   Non-Farm Price Cuts to Pre-Korean Levels ls Approved

Non-Farm Rollbacks May Get OK   Senate-House Conferees Vote To Return Them To Pre-Korea War Leve   Final Decision on Prices Expected to Be Made Sometime Later Today

Conferees Vote Compromise On Controls Bill   Tentatively. Approve Price Rollbacks On Non-Farm Goods Ti Pre-Korea Levels

Conferees Vote Rollbacks On  Some Products   Speed Work To Pass Measure Before Deadline

Tentative Vote To Roll Back Non-Ag Items   Conferees in All Night Session Agree to Ex. tend Controls

Price Cuts. Must Allow Cost Factor  Conference Group Struggles With  ~ Economic Measure

Conferees Favor Rollbacks To Pre-Korean War Levels on Some Non-Farm Commodities

—CONTROLS— Increases  In Costs: Considered  Price Ceilings  (To Be Extended

Allow Rollback: On Non-Farm Commodities  Agree To Extend Economic Controls Thea Newt lune

VOTE TO PUT ROLLBACKS IN CONTROL BILL   Compromise Worked Out In Committee After All Night Session

Rush New Version of Control Bill   Committee Works Overtime On Latest Measure

Non-Asgricultural Price Rollbacks To Pre-Korea Levels Appear Certain

Would Permit Non-Agriculture Price Rollbacks  Beef Slaughter Quotas Still

Conferees Vote Some Rollbacks Under Cost Rule  Committee Near Final Agreement On Control Bill

—TENTATIVE— Conferees  In 10-Hour Session   ONLY 2 ISSUES TO BE SETTLED

Relax Credit  Requirements New, Used Cars   Senate-House Group Tentatively Agree on Non-Farm Relibacks

Farm Products, Ecxeoting Beef, Are Exempted   Credit Restrictions Relaxed In Some Cases

Conferees Of Senate,  House Act   Decide Tentatively for Prices Prevailing on Korean War Eve.

Senate-House Group Votes For Rollback   Economic Controls To Be Extended On Wages, Prices, Rent

Conference Votes Support for Rollbacks   Senate-House Group Hold All-Night Meet  on Controls Measure

New Ceilings On Nonfarm Goods Must Allow For  Increased Costs   Curbs On Credit Would Be Relaxed   Group Meets This Afternoon For Final Action On Controls Bill

More Rollbacks May Be Okayed   -Non-Farm Goods Get Tentative N od

Rollback Of Prices Voted By bangress   ore Liberal Credit Is Aisa Tentatively OK'd

Final. Decision  Is Due Friday   Non-Farm Items Go to pre-Korea Level

Would Restore ices To Level Of Before War   Agreement Provides That Certain Cost Increases Must Be Considered; Lib ralize Credit Controls

Committce Has Until Tuesday Midnight To Reach Decision Gn Compromise Bill—Extension Expires At That Time   PROTECT 10 PERCENT BEEF PRICE ROLLBACK

SOME PRICE ROLL BACKS ARE OKAYED   fentative Decision on Non-Farm Commodities Come After AIl-Night Committee Session.   *EXTENSION COVERS EMERGENCY CURBS   Compromise Falls Far Short of Controls Legislation Requested by President Truman.

Conferees Agree To Permit Rollbacks To Levels Prevailing Before Korean War

Price Rollback Wins Okay Of Conferees  Non-Farm Commodities Covered in Decision; Controls Also Extended

Rollbacks On Non-Farm Commodities  Senate And House Conferees Reach

Conferees Agree On Measure to Permit  Rollback of Prices   Agriculture Items Not Affected, Final  Action Due Today

Conferees Near Agreement on Controls Bill   Agree to Relax Credit Requirements On Autos, Appliances

All Night Session Nets Agreement   ie Conferees Plan ‘asier Credits; Beef  Quota Only Obstacle  To Control Measure.

Marshall Aid. ‘Aids’ Soviet   Recipient Countries Ship Products to Reds

Draft of Married Men Slated Next   _Childless Husbands Are to Be Ordered To Duty in Immediqte Future

Reservists Get Out by Christmas  Childless Mates Face Draft Inductions Soon

Plane Smashes To Bits Against Colorado Ridge   Sky Giant Hits At 8,500 Ft. Height . During Heavy Fog

Bodies of 50 Are Recovered  Big Airline Plane   Big Airline Plane Utterly Destroyed

Crash Yields Fifty Bodies   Victims OF Airliner Acci dent Found By Searchers In Mountain

Largest Gas Well E. Of Mississippi Struck In State   Boom In Central ‘Sectior Of Pennsylvania Gains Impetus In District

Largest Gas Well East of Mississippi Creates Great Excitement In Clinton Co.

 Shakes Home-Made Rocket Propellant in Jar: Student Chemistry Prodigy Blows Self Up, Hurts 3 Others

Explosion Kills Young Student   Home-Made Rocket Mixture Blows Up

Homemade Rocket ‘Juice’ Explodes Killing Youth and Blinding Friend

Student Killed In Lab Explosion   Teacher Dubbed Texas Bo\ “My Exploder”’

Suwon Airstrip Abandoned by United Nations   White-Clad Hordes Horass Rear Guard Of Retreating Units

REDS STEP UP OFFENSIVE Allies Retreating Deep Into South Korea Area

Offsets ‘Defeatism’  Officials Say Ike Has Boosted  Public Against Communist Peril

‘Tke’s’ Report Cheers Nation   Confidence in Allies Offsets ‘Defeatisin’

Eisenhower Stand On Giving Support To Europe Offsets Defeatist Attitude In America

See [ke’s Report As a Spirit Cure   ‘Defeatism’ Ailment Falls Before His Confidence, Washington Officials Say

Eisenhower Offsets U. S. Defeatism  Policy In Korea Still Saen Piivolin.

Utah Prison Quiet Today   Inmates Questioned in Riot Case; Source Not Found

DiSalle Asks Suffer Taxes, Credit Curbs   Prive Chief Rejects Plans For Indirect: Controls At Old White Tatks

DiSalle Says Price Ceilings Need Support In Form Of Taxation, Tightening Of Credit

DiSalle Asks Tax Support For Ceilings   Director Rejects Proposal To Serap Price Controls   PARITY FREEZE FIGHT PLANNED

DISALLE ASKS TAX SUPPORTS IN PRICE WAR   Increase of Rates ‘Would Aid In Fight On Inflation.

DiSalle Says Higher Taxes Needed To Fight Inflation   But Insists On Keeping Price, Wage Lids; Would Alsa Tishten. Credit. Moanev Sunply

High Tax Scare May Stari Third Wave of Buying   Public May Rush To Purchase Items Due to Be Hit By New Excice Leviae

Two Red Probers Off to Hollywood   Larry Parks, Others May Be Subpenaed

Premier Sought In Troubled Iran   Anti-British Leader Rumored for Post

140 YOUNG PEOPLE AT LENTEN SERVICE   First Of Services For Senior And Junior High School Students Held At Y. W. C. A. Today

YOUTH LENTEN SERVICE HAS ATTENDANCE OF 180   Fourth Of Weekly Worship Periods Conducted With Address By Rev J. B. Reed, Jr.

Truman Says Labor Boycott is Not Serious   President Confi-'ent Defense Mobilizer Can Handle Situation

CIVIL DEFENSE LACK BLAMED-ON CONGRESS   Truman Says Lawmakers Mave Ysed Economy As Cloak fer Imariien

—LEGISLATURE— Vote On Bill For Removal  Of Sheriffs  Gives New Powers, Takes Some Away

Sheriff Ouster Bil Near Vote  ae ie eo, Pieces   House Okays Driver Responsibility Law

{Would Affect Sheriffs, Prosecutors  Senate Votes Today On Lausche Ouster Power

Senate Due To Vote On Ouster Bill   Gives Governor Removal Powers On Sheriff, Mayor

550,000 UN Men Engaged  In Korean War   Quarter-Million U.S, Grountl, Sea And Air Troops In Action

UN Forces in Korea About 500.000 Men   But Only 225,000 Considered Front Line Fiahtare.-

Prairie du Chien Factories Close as River Rises   Red Cross Active as Mississippi Continues Nearing 22 Foot Mart

Foul Red Propaganda!  Communists Blame Americans for Sick Chickens In England and Cheer Sen. Taft's Challenge

House Slates Medical Site ‘Action Today   Choice By Patteson Is Goal Of Leaders; Liquor Bill Killed

‘BUM 2CaAES (280 SOURY  Pearl Harbor Attack Pushed U.S. Into World Leadership

Shippers Attempt To End Walkout   Striking Longshoremen Face Charge Of Violating N.Y. Contract

Air Force General Forgives Sailor Who Slapped Him in Belief He Was Communict

Printing Firm Worker Called In RFC Probe   Young. Woman Will  Be Quizzed On Pay To William M. Bovile

Call Woman Witness In Boyle Probe   Young Bookkeeper’s Story of Concealed Payments Sought

Small Fraction Of Defenders From the US   Eisenhower Says Congress Should Not Limit the Yank Troops Available

Fisenhower Says U.S. Will Provide Only ‘Fraction’ of Troops in Europe   General Sticks to Contention That Congress Should Not Limit Number of Ground Troaps To Be Sent; Endorses Droft of 18-Year-Olds

Eisenhower Opposed To Any Limit On Number Of Troops Sent Abroad   Ranks Of Those Demanding Ceiling Split As Result; Taft Still Firm; General Speaking To Nation Tonight.

Small Part Of Force From U.S.   Eisenhower in Statement Says Flexibility Need On_ Divisions

European Army Said To Need Few Americans  Eisenhower Opposes Limit To Sending

Ask U. S. for Only Small Fraction of Defense Army: ‘Ike   Needed Soon for Best Use Says Pact Commander

EISENHOWER URGES SPEED IN TRANSFER OF TROOPS   General Tells Congress Group One Unit Now Worth Many Later in West Defenses

Europe Needs Troops Now. Tke Declares   Additional Units Soon Worth Large: Contingents Later

Ike Says Gls To Be Only Small  Fraction Of European Defense Force

Gen. Fisenhower Opposes Ceiling On U.S. Troops  Position May Split Salons Who Ask Limit On European Defenses

Eisenhower Opposes Troop Limi   Ike’s Stand Splits _ Senators Asking  Fixed Number

“Ike” Says U. §. Would Furnish Only “Small Fraction’ of His Army

Europe Defense Details Due Tonight In Eisenhower's Report To Nation

Ike Says America Witt Supply Small Part of: West Army  _ Congress. Ought Not Put Limit on Troops To Furope. He Claim:

GIs to Be Only Small Fraction of West Defense   Eisenhower, However, Asks for Flexibility in Men Available

WALLACE VOTES ‘NO,’ TELLS WHY  Ohio Solons Pass Bill OKing Removal Of Lax Officials   PIC KAWAY COUNTY Sh

Sheriff Ouster Bill Approved By Ohio House   Pat Dunn Votes No; Local Sheriff Among 30 Gallery Guests

Resident of Two Areas Threatened With Floods Refuse to Be Evacuated

WARN PEOPLE TO FLEE ISLAND NEAR CHESTER   Kaskaskia Island Residents ignore Broadcast; River Up at Chester.

These Ignore Flood Warning   Residents of Two FloodThreatened Areas Refuse To Move Out

Main Conclusion Drawn From Truman-MacArthur Controversy Is That It's All Mighty Inconclusive

NEITHER SIDE WILL BE ABLE TO PROVE MAIN POINT IN FAR EAST CONTROVERSY

Beef Ceiling Price Hinted  ‘Super’ Lid Proposed By OPS Officials

AIR FIGHTING FLARES  8th Army Chief Declares His Troops Now Unbeatable

Van Fleet Hits Peace Talk In Korean War   Says Eighth Army Fighis On Despite Diplomatic Guessing

White House Is “Lonely” Place Today   Truman May Take Nap While MacArthur Speaks

Tax Commission Proposes Ad Valorem Tax Valuation Increases for All Counties

Jaycees Battle Over Presidency   Tampon in Hot Fight For Coveted Post

Britain Will Pay  Interest on Loar   $139,000,000 DueToday On Debt To U. S.

 —_ F Net NM A OT Nee Bt A Re     Gen. Vandenberg On Stand To Give U. S.  Senate Group Views On ‘“‘Mac’’ Firing

AIR CHIEF SAYS RUSSIAN JETS TOP U.S. TYPE   Engine In MIG 15 Superior, Vandenberg Tells Probers   FIFTH WITNESS   Our Skill, Gunnery Control Overcomes Red Speed, He Claims

Reds Driven Back 2 Miles By UN Attack   Allied Troops Smash Forward To Supply: Base

AWAIT ACTION BY GOVERNOR ON SANATORIUM   Hint Williams May Veto  Appropriation For  ‘San’ At Kazoo

CAUBLE ENTRY WINS  Howard Steer Is Abilene Champion   Man Who Saw Death, Made Plans For It, ls Now Dead

Opposing Sides On Race Track ToHold Election   West Memphis To Vote On Proposal On December 11

Rep. King Cleared By House Probers Of Levy Scandals   Charges Uf interventior In Tax Case False,

Internal Revenue Probe Group Clears Chairman  Rumors Of Tax Case Intervention Are Spiked

House Revenue Probe Clears i Chairman   Rumors That King Intervened in Taxe: Are Declared False

Chairman Cleared Of Tax Allegation   Eleven Witnesses Testify in Closed-Door Hearing of House Subcommittee

Intervention Not Planned in Air Line Halt   National Mediation Board Gives Up, Calls on President for Action

Truman Keeps Hands Off UAI Pilot Strike   Parleys Fail; Ship Tie-up Continues on All Three Coasts

Actor Gives List of Reds In Hollywood   Marc Lawrence Blame Curiosity for “An Unholy Mistake”.

He Joined Party As "A Curious Schmoe”  a:   Movie Actor Gives Names Of Hollywood Figures In Red Activities

Actor Tells of More Film Reds   Rattles Off List of Holly. wood Names

Doyle Is Named State Chairman by Democrats   Election Is Termed Victory for Liberal Faction of Party

: 2 Hungarian Consulates  Are Closed   United States May Air Flier Jailing In United Nations

Senators Open Institute Quiz  Carter Heard First; Field Due Thursday

CHARGE OF LINK WITH REDS WILL BE GIVEN AIRING   Prabe Is Pressed Into Reported Communist Views Of Institute OF Pacific Re lations.

—SENATE PROBE OPENS— Millionaire Field Goes" On Stand In ‘Red’ Case

Pacific Relations Institute Hearing Gets Under Way   Senate Committee To Check on Leftist Influence in Group

NEW SECURITY HEARINGS ON   Solons Bring Probe Inte Open After Months  Of Investigation

Democrats Wrong, McCarran Charges   Marshall Due As Hearing Witness

Senator Hits GOP Strategy   Kerr Says He Thinks GOP Helped Move By Democrats To Block Hearings

Feud Over Public Hearings Rages On  Kerr Charges Wherry Glad M‘Arthur Testimony Closed

KERR THINKS GOP AIDED DEMOCRATS   Suspects Senators Of  Wanting Closed Hearing

Kerr Suspects GOP Silently Favored ‘Closed Hearings   Charges Wherry Made No Fight on 41-37 Vote; One Democrat Sees Mistake

Youngdahl Asks Curb on Betting   Would Outlaw Use of Wires; Stati Expose Promised

Allied Bombers Run Into Heas \ lire From Foe   Renewal of Big Spring Offensive Expected at Any Time by Officers

Fresh Reds Stream Into Buildup Areas   Allied Patrols Meet Resistance

We i Ve & ULE UE  Meet Stiffer  Resistance  Ridgway Says Tide Turns Against Reds

F resh Reds. Move Into ™ Battle Line   Allied Patrols Say Resistance Is Stiffening

Fresh Troops Being Poured Into Battle By The Communists   Allied Bombers Run Into Heavy Anti-Aircraft. Fire  Renewal Of Enemy Offensive Expected At hAnet Anu Tima

Enemy Kesistance Increases Across Peninsula-—Allies Expect Renewal of Drive Any Time.  U.N. BOMBERS RUN  dined! ini: : pinning: ew      General Ridgway Declares Korean Battle Marks Turning of Tide Against World Communism,

Foe Still Backs Up In Most Areas But Buildus Seen   Planes Get Serious Lashing -From AA Fire Over (ne Snot

Copper Mines Vote To Strike On August 20   Will Cut Off 95 Per Cent Of Total US Output; Big Four Companies Hit

iran Eyes U.S. Oil Interests   Party Group Threatens to Nationaliz American Firms on Bahrein Island

‘Nationalists In Iran Now  Eye U. S. Oil   Action Follows Vote 10  Seize All British Wells _In Country, In Gulf

Stalin Backs Red Research  Says More A-Bombs Will Be Tested; Attacks U.S. View On Atom Pestvole

Find Charred Bodies, Plane  ‘Bush Runners In Junale Find Craft ©

Rescue Party Finds Wreckage of Plane, 40 Passengers Dead   Liberian Natives at Crash Scene Report No Survivors In African Air Traaedy

18) AMERICANS AMONG KILLED ON TRANSPORT   Bush Runners Find Missing Plane 48 Miles from Airfield Safety.

Huge Pan-Arr Liner Found; No Survivors   Liberia Bushmen Tell Mission About Charred Wreckage

Pan American Plane sFound, None Survives   Wreckage ‘Located — Near Mountain Peak 40. Lives Are Lost

Wreckage of Pan’ American Liner Sighted   No Hope Held Any of 40 Persons Aboard Big Plane Survived Crash in Junales

MISSING AIRLINER HUM IN LIBERIA, 4) PERSONS DEAD   Fire-Swept Wreckage Discoyered Near Mountain Peak ame of Victims Burned Bevond Reeognition,   VANISHED FRIDAY IN DRIZZLING RAIN   Fighteen of Those Who Lost Lives Were Americans, Including 9 Members of Crew,

Natives Reach Scene of Plane Wreck   Airline Spokesman Says Craft Disintegrated

Spof Wreckage (if Airliner   ‘Liberian Natives Find ne Survivers in Charred .. dtamains ef Plane

FINNEGAN PLANS TO SURRENDER   ADVISES MARSHAL HE WILI APPEAR TODAY—ARREST ORDER RESCINDED.

 27 Aboard Holiday-Jammed Railroad Cars Suffer Injuries  Two Trains Sideswipe in Gotham Tunnel

27 INJURED WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE INSIDE TUNNEL   Freak Accident Happens Beneath New York Street   TRAFFIC BLOCKED ON - LINE FOR 3 HOURS

Trains Crash In Tunnel, 12 Persons Hurt   None Killed Among 1,100 New Yorkers On Holiday Travel

No Fatalities Reported This Morning   Vacation Travelers Jammed Aboard New York Trains

27 Injured As Trains Sidewipe  In Tunnel   Parts of Trains Hurled Against Sides of Tunnel TInder Manhattar

New York Crast In Rush Period   Leaded: Suburban Trains >’ Sideswipe Leaving Station. °

Holiday-Jammed Trains Smash Each Other In Tunnel Under Park Ave In Gotham; 12 Reported Injured

Two Holiday Trains Collide InN. Y. Tunnel   Twelve Hurt, Hundreds Escape Sideswiping Crash Near Manhattan

27 Are Hurt Tn Rail Crash   Freak Accident in ‘Tunnel Involves Two Trains

27 Injured As Trains Collide   Panic Breaks Out In Nar row Tunnel Beneath Park Avenue

27 PASSENGERS INJURED WHEN TRAINS CRASH   Sideswipe Col lisior Occurs In Gotham Tunnel

Trains Crash Injuring 2] In New York   2 Passenger Trains Converge in Tunnel Near Grand Central

H OME - Edition  a PRICE PRICE” 7 CENTS CENTS      At Least 12 Are Injured; 1100 Aboard

No Fatalities Reported This Morning   Vacation Travelers  ieee Abanre   Vacation Travelers Jammed Aboard New York Trains

Transplanted Kidney Funetions; Bleod Clet Cause of Woman’s Death

HUSBAND KILLED, DAUGHTER HURT Trapped in Wrecked Plane, Mother Watches Son Die

]  WOES Swe aw SEV  1 Mother Trapped In Airplane Watched 8-Year-Old Son Die

“If They Had Come Sooner——”’  Mother Trapped in Plane with Dead Husband Sees Son Die

Mother, Trapped in Crashed Plane, Can Only Watch as Injured Son Dies

Woman T rapped Head Down with Dead Husband in Plane Wreck Sees Son Die

TWO SURVIVE CRASH -—Mother, Trapped in Plane Wreckage,  Watches Son Die as Rescue Nears

Mother HelplesslyWatches Her Young Son Die As Aid Nears Wrecked Plane

Trapped In Plane Wreckage 20 Hours—  Mother Waiched Helplessly as Her Son Died

Woman Hangs Upside Down 20 Hours in Plane—  Mother Sees Trapped Son Die in Wreckage

 In Plane Crash  ‘Mother Describes Watching ‘Son Die As Help Approached

Mate Killed Outright in Crash: Mother, Trapped in Wrecked Plane, Watches Young Son Die

Trapped Mother Sees Her Son Dic   Family Plane Crashes, Father Killed; Others Trapped For 20 Hours

Mother Trapped 20 Hours in Plane Wreck Sees Son Die as Aid Nears

After 20 Hours... Rescue Mother and Daughter From Wreckage of an Airplane

Where To Find It   Mother Tells Of Watching Son Die After Husband Is Killed

Trapped In Plane With Dead Mate Mother Sees Son Die As Aid Nears; Struggling Airliner Lands 40 Safely

VICTORY SEEN ULTIMATELY FOR ALLIES   Gen. Van Fleet Confident That Reds Will Lose

Famous Theater Damaged By Fire   Dublin's Abbey Showhouse Ruined in Blaze

NPA Sets Up Priority For Plant Repairs  Another New Order Regulates Use Of Natural Rubber

Order on Scarce Materials issued  Government Aims To  en ee   Government Aims To Assure Enterprises. — Of Continued Work

Order Permits All Concerns  To Keep Going   NPA Puts Controls on Natural Rubber Use in 10.000 Civilian Items— Wage Action Awaited

Order Clears Materials For Vital Repairs   U.S. Acts To Protec! Businesses, Public, Private Institutions

Plants Assured Of Materials  Riicimnace Ta Re Kani   Business To Be Kept Going, NPA Says

Businesses Will Get Limited Quantities Of Materials For Repair Programs

Priority Rules For Plant Operation Set  Aim Is to Maintain Good Repair; Use Mme... A... 2

Order! Assures Limited Amounts To All Business   NPA Sets Up Special Rating To Insure Supplies

New Order Aims At Guaranteeing  Needed Supplies   All Businesses And Institutions Come  Under Plan.

NPA Issues New Material Limitations —   Aimed At Keeping Plants Operating Despite Shortages

Special Priority for Mainfenance Announced; Natural Rubber Use To Be Drastically Cut Thursday

Firms, Schools Get Priority For Repairs  All Institutions   All Institutions Assured Material: Mark-up Rule Due

NPA Pledges Material For U. Se Industry  = Special ¥ Prioritics:      Special Priorities: Set Up To Maintain “Business Operation

‘All Institutions And: Businesses Get ‘Priorities’   System Will Insure Continuous Upkeep And Overction

Order on Scarce Materials Issued  Government Aims To Assure Enterprises

LIMITED SUPPLY! BEING PROMISED FOR ALL NEEDS   Order Calls For System To Keep Busi “ ness, Public And ‘Private Institutions ~ Operating.

— LIMITED— NPA Sets Repair Priorities   ORDER COVERS ALL BUSINESS

PRIORITY RITY RATING . “JO AID BUSINESS   Materials Obtainable. in Limited Ouantity

Priorities Are Listed In Industry On Material  gy _.... ta OD Oy OB   Government’s Order go 7 7 Assures Businesses  Of Equal Facilities

New Controls Rule Drafted Aid Business   Limited Supplies of Critical Materials To Be Available to Every Enterprise

Material for Maintenance OK'd by NPA  New Federal Order  ’ Assures Business Tew atts £28 Fink anes

NPA Slaps Priority Rating on Supplies For U.S. Business  Order to Assure Materials For All; Rubber Is Curtailed

Priority Rules For Plant Operation Set   Aim Is to Maintain Good Repair; Use Of Rubber Curtailed

To Enable Plants To Keep Going   Government Order Assures Public And Private Institutions Of Materials

Orders Issued For Special Priorities   Businesses, Institutions Assured of Limited Quantities of Materials

—ASSURED OF SUPPLIES— Order Grants Priority To Plant Maintenance

Private, Public Business To Get Operating Needs   NPA Order Gives   NPA Order Gives Limited Quantities Of Essential Items

Auto Liability Rates Go Up   State Insurance Beard Alfows Premiuns Increases, Cunningham Still Sattling

Motorists fo Be Tapped for Higher Rates   Liability Insurance In State to Cost From 8 to 30 Per Cent More After Today

Eisenhower Keynotes West Unity   Ike Says Atlantic Pact Strong: Scores Tempiation

Stunting Plane Plunge Kills 2  Elderly Flint Man Freezes To Death

Gunfire Flares On River Bank Mexican Officers Shoot Suspected ‘Patero’

Legislative Committee Reports Third of Youths Using Narcotics Less Than 18

RED POSITIONS STRONGLY HELD ALONG FRONT   American Artillery Blasting Areas Where Foe Grouped

Enemy Masses 250000 For Huge Offensive   UN Observers Agree War To Continue This Summer; Mao Far From Being Defeated; Say Red Retreats Ending; Jets In Two Dogfights

Communists Bolster Line  Below 38th   Allied Troops Again Employ Tactics of ‘Operation Killer’

Strongest Air Display Of War Made By Reds   Jet-Fighters Tangle In Dogfights Over Northeast Korea

SEEK $191,000 TO FINANCE 12 CHEST GROUPS   Kick-Off Dinner Tonight To Launch Intensive Solicitation

Department Store Santa Claus Wills $156,000 Estate to William College

Red Losses In Offense Stupendous   Casualties Are Heavie: Than UN’s in Entire Korean War

22 Aboard Plane Missing Since Early Last Night   Search Plane Send: Word of Sighting Plane On Ridge

Pilot Reports Missing Ship ls Demolished   Twenty-Two Persons Are Aboard California Plane

Missing Plane Reported Seen  22 Aboard Airliner   22 Aboard Airliner Lost in California

Downed Plane Carrying 7] Believed Found   Radio Message Says Wreckage  Is in Mountains

AIRLINER DOWN IN CALIFORNIA'S MOUNTAIN AREA   Missing Southwest Airways Plane With 22 Persons Aboard Believed Spotted By Plane.

Ground, Air Searches Under Way On Coast Near Santa Barbara   Airliner Radios Wreckage Spotted   Air Patrol Withholds Confirmation; Earlier Wreck In Same Area

Stassen Man Joins Forces For Sen. Taft  GOP Committeeman Will Trv To Line In

Forecast Free. Of Rainfall in. Muddied State   Red Cross Plans: _ Evacuation of Flood Victims in South

ISRAEL, SYRIAN TROOPS CLASH ALONG BORDER   Over 20 Reported Killed In Demilitarized Zone.

Jews-Arabs Renew Open Hostilities   Israel Claims Twenty Syrian Casualties— Admits 4 Jews Slain

Report 24 Slain In New Israeli, Syrian Skirmish  Pree § ae eM aah Eee em   Conflicting Claims Of Battle Issued By Tel Aviv, Damascus

Israel and Syria Battling Again  Israeli Claim 20 Syrians Are Killed

Free Men Look To the U.S., Says Elizabeth  Trumans, Celebrities Great Roval Counle

Pledae to Work for World Peace   Princess Responds To Welcome From President Truman

To Fete Royal Couple   Princess Declares on Arrival in Washington Free Men Everywhere Are Looking.to U. §,

DISMISS APPEAL FROM DECISION CLEARING UMW   U. S. COURT UPHOLDS NO CONTEMPT RULING ON ‘BACK-WORK ORDER

Miners Cleared of Contempt   U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Dismisses Federal Charges

U.S. Loses Fight To Punish UMW   - Decision Clearing Mine Union Upheld

Dismiss Appeal In Lewis Case   Appeals Court Says Question Is Moot

GOV'T APPEAL AGAINST LEWIS IS DISMISSED   Charge Lewis Gove Sham Orders to End Strike is Dropped. .

GOV'T APPEAL IN U.M.W. CASE IS DISMISSED   ‘Court Of Appeals Action Upholds Ruling ‘On Contempt Charge.

Government Loses Miner  Appeal Case   Appeal Of Contempt Clearance Ts Held As No Longer An Issue

Government Loses Appeal With U.M.W.   Court Upholds, 2-1, Ruling That Cleared Union Of Contempt

UMW Cleared Of Contempt Charge   U. S, Circuit Court Of Appeals Dismisses Government's Case,

Appeal Court Upholds Decision That Cleared John. L. Lewis Of Contempt Charge In Strike

Case Ruled No Longer an Issue  Court Decision on Mine Workers’ Case

ELTHON SEEKS NICHOLAS POST   Senator May Team With Him at Head Of C.0.P’. Slate

Churchill Makes Protest Against Sea Commande:  Opposes Selection Of American Admiral To Head Sea Forces

Churchill Raps U.S. Sea Chief   Contends in Commons Britain Should Get Post

Churchill Flays Selection Of American Admiral To Head Atlantic Pact Fleet

Academy Athletics Probe Under Way   President Refuses to Take Action In Disciplining of Cadets

Elizabeth and Philip Winding Up U.S. Visit   _- Britain’s Royal Pair Makes Final Call " At White House. Heads far Montreci

 Depart for Montreal by Plane on First Leg of Journey Home: Greet 2000 at Embassy Reception

Elizabeth, Duke On Busy Round Of Sightseeing   British Royal Couple Find Little Time For Sleep : During Time At Capital

i Still In There Smiling ‘Tired Princess, Husband  ‘Wind Up Washington Visit

> Head for Montreal After Call at White House: _   Elizabeth and Philip Wind Up Washington Trip Today With Whirlwind Round of Sightseeing

Royal Couple W indsU, p W hirlwind Visit; . Montreal First Stop On Homeward Flight

Whirlwind Visit To End For Couple   Elizabeth and Philip To Leave Washington Today for Montreal

SENATORS CHARGE “SERIOUS WASTE”   BLAME LACK OF CO-OPERA TION BETWEEN TWO DEPARTMENTS.

Score Waste in Men and Money  Solons Hit Department of Agriculture, Army

Defense Money Wasted, Senate Probers Charge   More Co-Operation Urged Between Army And Form Department

Senators Flay Methods in Buying Foods   Agricultural Bureau And Army Wasting Money, Selons Aver

Agencies Lack Co-Operation, Group Reports  EE RGR? RARER... Te eI   senate Committee Urges Agriculture Department, Army To ‘Get Toaether’

Senate Group Hits Manpower Money Waste  Army Procurement   Army Procurement And Duplication of Inspection Scored

Manpower, Money Waste Pointed Out  Because Departments of Aariculture and Armv

tncida Snorjale   Bureaucrats Bumping Heads Over Dried Egg Surplus

Senate Checkers Report Evidence Of Heavy Waste   Army Department, Agriculture Held  Not Covuperating

No Headlines For Dried Eggs? Detense Money Wasted By Army,  A gericulture Department, Is Claim

Agriculture Dept. Target Of Charge   Army Dept. Included In Accusations By Senate Group: Lack Of Cooperation Hit

Gets 10 Day  Postponement  « A Blistering Attack Delivered by Jebb

U.N. Puts Off Oil Hearing For 10 Days   Britain Is Out Maneuvered By Iran In Dispute

Iran Given 10-Day Stay By Council   Nation’s Delegate Says He Has No Authority to Speak, So Delay Is Occasioned   Attack Is Made   Jebb Gives Torrid Talk on Situation, Cites Urgency

in Demands Hay in bate on Oil  Britain Must Wait Jntil Delegate Fomes to New Yorl

BRITISH SUFFER LOSS IN INITIAL ROUND OF TALKS   Security Council Agrees To Dela} Argument For IC Days— Jebb Seek.  -ing Urgent Action.

Top Officials To Appear at UN Hearing   Technicians From Britain Quit Abadan Oil Plan

Security Council Postpones Hearing On British Protest   Jebb Delivers a Blistering Attack As Hearina Ovens

lran Wins Delay In UN Hearing Of Oil Dispute   Any Decision Will Be Too Late to Prevent Ouster of Britons

Delay In Debate Of Off Problem Helpful To Irar   Briton Protests In Vain; Tehran Saye Russia To Send Needed Suppliee

lran Gets Jump At UN Meeting   Security Council Agrees to 10-Day Debate Postponement

IRAN OUT-MANEUVERS  BRITAIN BEFORE U.N.   Persia Secures 10-Day Postponement of Debate Over the Seizure of British Oil Fields and Refinery. Yugoslavia and Russia Oppose U.N. Consideration of Case.

DEBATE POSTPONED 10 DAYS Iran Outmaneuvers Britain  In Oil Row At UN Meeting

lran Outmaneuvers Britain Before U.N.   British Want Early Action on Oil Debate, Iran Gets 10-Day Postponement Out of U. N. Security Council

Mossadegh To Leave For New York Soon   Britain’s Jebb Delivers Scorching Attack On Iran’s Position In Dispute

Iran Is Victor. In Oil Battle, Delay Debate  UN Security Council Agtees To Proposal.

[ran Is Winner Of First Round In Oil Debates   10-Day Postponement Aareed by Council

Iran Wins Delay Over Oil Debate   Outmaneuver British In Security Council; Russian Move Fails

[ran Gains 10-Day Delay; Britain Stalled   Jebb Delivers Blistering Attack, Calls for Urgent Action

UN to Await Delegate From Iran  Mossadegh Will Leave Iran for N. Y. in a Few Days

HAND AS UN DELAYS DEBATE   Britain Chagrined Al 10-Day Delay In Oil Dispute

Iran Scores Over Brifain in UN Debate   10-Day Delay in Hearings Granted Over British Protest By Security Council

UN Couneil  Postpones  Iran Debate Britain Appears  Outmaneuvered

ALLOW IRAN TIME TO SEND OIL DELEGATE   United Nations to Wait, Britons Must Quit Big Refinery

lranians Win Delay in U. N. Oil Crisis Study   _ Refinery Workers Prepare to Leave Abadan Plant

lranians Win Round Over British In Big Oil Debate   Iran Wins 10-Day Postponement Of Hearings Before Security Council: Official Is Awaited

U.N. Delays Debate Over Tranian Oil   To Permit Head Of Asian Nation To Reach N.Y.C.

lran Gets Delay In UN. Debate   Apparently Hes OutManeuvered Britain Before Council.

lran Wins Point . In Oil Debates By Gaining Delay   Jebb Protests But Dispute Is Held Up To Await Delegate

Iran Oil Debate Held Off by UN   Iran Outmaneuvers Britain by Getting Security Council to Agree to Postponement

lran Wins Stay Of Ten Days for U.N. Oil Debate   Delegate Indicates Premier Will Take Part in Hearing

Tran Out-Foxes Britain in U. N.; Debate Delayed   Any Action Will Come Too Late to Avert Expulsion of Men

U.N. Delays Debate on Oil Dispute   Iranians Insist, However That British Leave Their Country.

Tran Delegate Forces Delay In Oil Talks   U. N. Grants Ten-D a7 Recess; Mossadegh te Be Spokesman

Iranians Get 10-Day Delay In Oil Debate   Tehran Government May Send Premier To UN Conference

Danger Of War In Iran, Says Gen. Bradley   Desirable Now ‘lo End Fighting fu Kore Due Yo Additional Threat

Peril Seen of Russian Blow in Iran   Senate Investigators Warned of War Peril by General Bradley

Gen. Bradley Is Likely To End Testimony Toda   New Interrogation Faced By General On Several Issues

BRADLEY SAYS WAR IN KOREA CURB ONU.S   Makes U. S. Less Prepared to Prevent Aggression Any Place Else.

General B Bradley Warns of Soviet Agaression in Iran or Elsewhere

: Bradley Sees Danger of Russia Striking in Iran While U. S. Is Busy Fighting Reds in Korea

BRADLEY ADMITS REDS MAY ACT IN IRAN CRISIS .   Praises MacArthur For Leadership In Korean Wartare

MacArthur Plan Called  ‘Indecisive   General Indicates lL. 8. Unable Now To Aid Iranians

BRADLEY SAYS RUSSIANS MAY ATTACK THERE   Attacks MacArthur’. Proposals For  Expanded War

16 Allies Back Stand To Keep  Arm y In Korea   U. S. Is Determined Not ag Sine Reds Chance For New Aggression

WEST EXPECTS NEW SURPRISES FROM KRENLIN   Diplomatic Experts Watching Closely “Peace” Moves by Russia.

Reds Planning Surprises In  Hot-Cold War   Next Move Expected ‘To Be Auempt ‘Fo Hlock Jan Treaty

Hopes For Roused Opinion  MacArthur To Wind Up ‘Texas Campaign Today

MacArthur To Complete Tour Of Texas Today  onvinced reop   Convinced People Will Demand End Of Appeasement Policy

Mae To End Talking Tour   General to Speak at Fort Worth, Gets Other Invitations

Farther Talks Are Planned By MacArthur   General Winds Up 4-Day Texas Tour In Attacks On Truman

Convinced People Will Demand End Of ‘Appeasement’   Fort Worth Talk This Afternoon Is Last of Visit

MacArthur Sure Appeasement To Be Attacked   General Concludes Texas Campaign At Fort Worth

MacArthur May Speak Each Month In Defense of Foreign Policy View

People Aroused to Action Now, Mac Believes   Ready to Demand End to Appeasement Policy, He Tells Texans

—GENERAL POURS IT ON— People To Demand New Policy, Says MacArthur

MacArthur Sees Public Opinion Forcinc Endof U.S. Policy of ‘Appeasement’

Pour It-On? 'Fexané Yell: : M’ Arthur Calls For or End To Appeasement

MacArthur To Continue To Exercise His Right As A Cifizen To Speak   Convinced People Will Demand End To U. S. Policy Of Appeasement

MacArthur Thinks Public To Demand Victory And Not More Appeasement

Shriners Spend $12 Million in N.Y.   Monaghan Calls 100,000 ... Visitors Most Orderly Assemblage

ESA Officials Await Truman  Green Light  Prospective Curbs . Shape Up As Boards

Stabilization Team Awaits Truman Order   To Name Erie Johnston Policy Supervisor of Stabilization Program

Truman OK To Freeze Prices, Wages Awaited   Presidential Order to Slap on Controls May Come Late Today ©

Credit, Price, Pay And Rent Carbs Studied   NPA Tightens Its Steel Regulations; ESA Changes Slated

Price and Wage Stabilization Plans Pressed   National Defense System Explained To Congressmen

Economy Chiefs Wait HST Order  Johnston, DiSalle, Ching Ready To Act

Johnston Slated As Policy Umpire  President Drafts Order on Powers

National Stabilizing Heads Await Orders From Truman On Assignments, Authority 

Stabilization Lineup Awaifs Truman Orders   Johnston, Ching, DiSalle Ready To Open US Controls

ESA Looks To White House For Assignments   Expect Truman To Name Johnson Policy Supervisor

Controls Team Awaits Order From President   Regulations Tightened for Tungsten, Steel  By NPA

New Truman Mobilization  Moves Waited  Tungsten To Come  a ee  a on

3 Stabilizers Look For Cue   Johnston Expected to Be General Umpire for Controls

Price-Wage Control Team Awaits White House Orders   Johnson, DiSaile, Ching Ready To Set Stabilization Machinery In Motion

Johnston Due To Supervise ESA Policies   Other Economie. Leaders Await. ‘Truman Order

Await Truman's Controls Order   Will Decide Policy on Prices, Wages, Credit

FIGHT ON U.S. SHACKLES Second British Minister Quits Cabinet Position

Second Minister Resigns   Board Of Trade President Follows Aneurin Bevan

SECOND MINISTER QUITS IN BRITAIN   Wilson Joins Bevan in Taking Walk as:Labor Crisis Grows

Second Cabinet Man Resigns In Britain  om ‘aa: Sees ilies pee   Board Of Trade President Says England ‘Shackled’ To America

Bevan Hits U.S. As Labor Bolt Grows .   Commons Majority Threatened By Second Walkout

Attlee Cabinet Loses Another Man in Crisis   Second Minister Walks Out, But Attlee Stands Fast

ANOTHER CHIEF LEAVES ATTLEE CABINET POST   Trade Board President Resigns; America Again Is Rapped

BRITISH CABINET HAS LOST SECOND MEMBER   Harold Wilson Says Nation's Shackled Teo “Wheels OF American Diplomacr”

Labor Party Split Grows As Second Minister Resigns  Bevan, First To Walk Out.   Bevan, First To Walk Out, Charges Britain Tied Ta ll & Rinlamearw

Attlee [louse Majority Further ‘Lhreateticd by Other Cabinet Walkout

Second British Minister Quits Attlee Cabinet   Wilson Joins Bevan in Charging Britain Tied To Diplomacy of U.S.

Second Minister Joins Bevan In Quitting Attlee   Resignation Of Trade Board Head Further Threatens Labor Majority

“Boy Wonder’ Resigns From Attlee Cabinet  Joins Bevan, Who Rlacsts Arms Drive

Sec. of Army Pace Pleads For End of Textile Strike   Tells Both Sides Work Stoppage Threatens Expansion of Armed Eoreac

—YEAR 2000— No Atomic Holocaust: Dr. Conant   CHEMISTS GET: PREDICTIONS

Two Buck Deer Stage Death Battle On Farm South of Warrenton Last Night

Minor Matfers Paralvzing © Both Houses   Brown Bears, Case Of Marcus Jensen Cause Argumeénts

Marcus Jensen Finally Gets Permission To Talk In Secret   Kodiak Bears Take Up House Time

Fist Fight Over Who'll Wed Barbara Payton Lands Franchot Tone in Hollywood Hospital

KNOCKED OUT FOR HOURS Blonde’s Fiance Flattens Film Star Franchot Tone

Franchot Tone Lands In Hospital With Multiple Hurts After Clash With Girl Friend’s Intended Bridegroom

Franchot Tone—Out With Bride-to-Be— Runs Into Flying Fists of Groom-to-Be

‘Country Stands Firm Behind Atlantic Pact,’ President Declares  ~ Hails Senate Resolution Endorsing Troops to Europe as Great Victory

U.S. May Aliow Chiang fo Fight   Ban on Nationalists To Be Lifted, Says Judd

Hint U. S. Policy Shift To ‘Let Chinese Nationalists Launch Mainland Attack

Guard ‘Fantastic New Weapons’ from Reds, Solon Urges   GOP Leader Demands ‘Utmost Precautions’ as Senators OK Huce Arms Expenditures

SOUTH KOREAN TROOPS ARE THROWN BACK  United Nations Forces Fighting Desper-

ROK Troops Pushed Back Near Soksa   Enemy Stopped On Forced To Retreat On Other Fronts

ROK Troops on Eastern Flank Disintegrating   Elsewhere Allies Gain; 80,000 Is Casualty Claim

Eighth Army Beats Off  Chinese On Central Front; Make Advance   Censor Reports Desperate Fighting Against Time and Terrain To Close Gap In East.

TRUMAN SIGNS 7] PER CENT PROFITS TAX   Lifts Taxes to Highest in His. tory and More to Come.

Signs Excess Profits Levy Measure  ‘Truman to Ask ‘Substantial ‘Tax Boosts’

PRESIDENT ‘SIDENT SIGNS HUGE NEW TAX BILL   “Excess ‘Profits Super-Levy Retroactive To July, Still Higher Levies Expected

President Signs New  Tax Bill      Excess Profits Levy Will Lift Collections To All Time US Dollar Figure  MAY ASK FOR MORE Truman Praises Congress  For Quick Action But  Criticizes Provisions

TRUMAN SIGNS 17 PER CENT PROFITS TAX   Lifts Taxes to Highest in History and More to  Cinwmacn

Three-Billion Levy Signed By President   More Boosts Due, Truman Statement Informs Americans

EXCESS PROFITS TAX BILL GETS TRUMAN'S OKAY   Hints Even Higher Taxes May Be  Nececcaryv

Truman Signs 3.3 Billions Profits Levy   Lifts Tax Collections To Highest Level In History: More Comjno

Truman Signs Profits Tax Bill and Sets Up Defense Production Administration

Truman Signs Excess Profit Tax Measure   Will Ask for Additional Tax Increases, He Announces~

Excess Profits Bill Is Signed  Slaps 77 Per Cent Levy on Corporation:

President Signs New Super-Levy on Big Profits   Lifts Nation's Tax Collections to Top But More’s Coming

Truman Signs Tax Bill On Excess Profits   President Will Recommend New Increases Soon

Excess Profits Tax To Bring in Over $3 Billion   Tax Collections To Be at Highest Point in History

President Truman Signs  Three Billion Tax Bill Law Lifts Nation's Collections to Highest Dollar Figure in History; But More Needed

HEAVIER LOA IS PREDICTED BY PRESIDENT   Action Lifts Nation’s Tax Collections To A New High

“Excess Profit” Tax Bill Signed   77 Per Cent Super-Levy Lifts Tax Collections to Highest Dollar Figure in Nation’s History

Truman Signs Excess Profits Bill Into Law   Much Heavier Taxes Predicted

President Signs New Tax Measure   Slaps 77 Per Cent Super-Revenue On “Excess Profits”’

Profits Tax Bill Signed      ‘New Law Lifts U. S Levies To Highest Doliar Total In Nation’s History

Truman Signs $3.9 Billion Tax Measure   Bill Slaps 77% Super-Levy On Corporations’  ‘Excess Profits’

Heavier Taxes Are In Offing, Truman Says  President Warns Of New Demands In Stoning Profits Bill

Says Government Will Canvass Every Possible Means to Increase Taxe:

Excess Profits Tax Into Law   $3 Billion Tax Measure Has 77% Corporation. Levy

Truman Signs Tax Bill  Warns More To Come  President To Ask Even Heavier Levies And Closer Check On Any Loopholes

Signs Tax Bill; Will Ask More   Truman Approves 77 Per Cent Levy On Corporation : ‘Excess Profits’

HST Okoys Super-Levy On Corporations And That Ain‘t All! Heavy Tax Load Will Get Heavier

Truman  ‘Tax Bill   Measure For *Exeess Profits’ Levy to Raise $3,300,000, 000

Nation's Tax Collections at Record Figure   President Signs New 77 Percent Levy on Corporation Profits

NATIONS TAX COLLECTIONS HIT PEAK   Even Heavier Levies Seen By Chief Executive  KEY FEATURES   Of New Measure Explained; 77 Per Cent Super-Levy Imposed On Profits

$3.3 Billion Tax Bill Signed Today By Harry Truman   77 Per Cent Profits Levy Put on Companies Under Wartime Program

»Truman Signs Super-Tax Bill  Higher Taxes Due, President Says in Approving Measure

Truman Signs Bill To Raise Tax on Profits  Levy Will Take FJ Per Cent of

Truman Signs $3 300-000 0) Tax Measure   Warns Task Ahead Will Require “Much Heavier’ Levies

Profits-TaxBiil Is Signed By President   Truman Says He Wil Soon Ask. Congress: For Higher Taxes Pav for Defense -

Pres. Signs Profits Levy   3.3 Billions Super Tax Lifts Collections to Highest Ever

Truman Signs New 3 Billion Dollar Tax Bill Today   Puts 77 Percent Super-levy on Corporation Excess Profits.

President Signs Super-Levy Bill On Corporations   Excess Profits Tax Set at 77 Per Cent; Bigger Hikes Seen

$3.3 Billion Tax  Veasure Signed   Bill Puts 77 Levy On Excess Profits—  Total Now S45 Billion

aIGAS EXLESa PAUFITO LL OF 0d BILLION   Truman Says He'll Ask More Tax Increasés from Congress.

New Tax Bill OK’d By Truman   New _  $3,300,000,000 Measure Slaps A 1% Super - Levy On Profits

Excess Profit Tax ls Signed into Law: More Yet to Come   Revenue To Soar to New Record Under Pay-go Preparedness Plan President Critical of Loopholes

Profits-Tax BillSigned  By eee   Law Raises Collections To Highest Point In U. S History

President Signs Tax Bil, Promises A Heavier Burden   Rearmament an Pay-as-go Basis Nearly as Possible, is Government Goal

Egypt Maintains Defiance of Britain   But Soldiers Keep Out of British Range

Egypt Defiant But Careful To! Keep Out Of Range Of British   No New Incidents In Canal Area Over Night While More Tommies Are Brought From Cyprus To Reinforce 40,000 Already In Egypt.

BRITAIN FEAR‘ TROUBLE IN SUDAN   2,000 Paratroopers On Way En Route To Hot Spot   Accuses British Of Endangering Peace: Defense Pact Repudiated

Egyptians Careful in  Troop Shitt   Charge British Threat to Peace in Middle East

Loyptians Stil Defying British   But Staying Beyond Range Of Tommies

New Threat Is Delivered To Britain   40,000 Tommies Are Reinforced In Egypt With  Parachute Troon:

Egypt Irate, But Cautious With British  Tommies Dig In Ta Defend Cansl

Egyptian Army Out of Range  Cairo Keanc In Stear   Cairo Keeps Up Strong Words Toward British

Egypt Maintains Defiance Today With Small Deeds   But Armed Forces Carefully Keep Out Of Range Of British

British Augment Suez Canal Force   Cyprus Garrison Moved to Hold Vital Area: Eaypt Enters Protest

Egypt Pulls Units Back From British Lines  But Makes New unre at To Kick  Btek, Paced

EGYPT WATCHES BRITISH MOVES   Defiance Of English Troops Is Maintained — Suez Canal Scene Of Big Build Tin

Egypt Maintaining Her Defiance Today, But Not of British Troops Well Dug in Along Canal

Rew Threat Is Delivered To Britain’  ae AAA am eens pam emt   40,000 Tommies : Are Reinforced In Egypt With  Parachute Troans

Britain Adds To Egyptian Forces   Strips Cyprus Of Parachute Troops

Egypt Stays Defiant, But In Talk Only   Armed Forces Stay Out Of Range Of British Dug In Aleng Suez Canal

Egypt Defiant But Troops Stay Out of Range  Strong British arcec [hia In   Strong British Forces Dug In Along Suez Cana!

U.S. Help May Be Asked In Plea For Joint Military Base Within Israel

GM AUTHORIZED TO RAISE PRICE OF AUTOMOBILES   Government Will Permit Increases Of From $61.74 To $208.85   STUDEBAKER ALSO PLANNING INCREASE

CAR PRICE BOOST ‘BY GM. APPROVED   INCREASES TO RANGE FROM $61 TO $209—STUDEBAKER SEEKS HIKE.

Admiral Joy Sends Group of Officers to Neutral Zone to Conduct Investigation.     TWO BOMBS DROPPED,   vO BOMBS DROPPED, . COMMUNISTS ASSERT   Enemy Says They Fell Less Than Half Mile From ® Residence of Gen eral Nam IL

6,000 Paratroops Jump at Bragg  ' Climax of Maneuver To Re Airhorne lumn

Paratroopers Sel To Strike ‘Enemy   Action Will Climax Carolina’ War Games; Medics Standing By.

Giant Paratrooper Jump To Climax War Maneuvers. Emvhasize Old Feud

Oliphant Admits Dropping Case At The Behest Of A Congressman   Resigned Chief Counsel Also Testifies Grunewal Once Helped Senator Bridges In An Income Tax Case.

Group Puts Oliphant On Stand Again   House Committee May End Current Hearings Today

Oliphant Admits. That He Tipped Off C Caudle  On Tax Investigation   RESIGNED CHIEF COUNSEL OF INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU SAYS HE DKOPPED TAX CASE AT BEHEST OF CONGRESSMAN 

( audleeTip” Admitted by Oliphant   Witness Acknowledges He Dropped Tax Case Despite Orders—Today Should End Hearings

Also Let Tax Case Drop As Special Favor   Grunewald’s Name Is Brought Into The Hearing Again

Oliphant Admits Tipoff to Caudle   High Tax Official, New Re signed, Says He Warned of Inguiry   ALSO WITH GRUNEWALD

Also Let Another Case Drop Due to Interest of Solon   Byrnes Presses ‘Tip’ Passed on to Caudle as Hearings Resume

Oliphant Says” Grunewald Made Inquiry —   Requested: Information on Behalf of Senator — Stvles Bridces

Qliphant Admits He Tipped Caudle Of Tax Inquiry   Acknowledges That He Let Case Drop Despite His Orders

Oliphant Says Grunewald Aid Given Senator   N. H. Solon Sought Help For Bahimore Man; Sey Amount In ‘Six Figures’

Oliphant Called To Testify In Tax Scandals   Involved Big Jeopardy Assessment Against Baltimore Man

OliphantAdmits Dropping Case Against Orders   HeS Says Prosecution Allowed To Die At ‘Request Of Congressman

Fired Official Admits Tax — Case Tipoff   Oliphant Says He Told Caudle Probers ‘Checkine Tax Return

Counsel Tells Of Tipping T. L. Caudle  IPR’. Hilienkhant   IRB‘s Oliphant Says He Told Of Investiqation

Oliphant Testifies Grunewald Told Him He Was Helping  Sen. Bridges On Tax Case

Testifies GOP Senator Asked About Tax Case   Oliphant States Grunewald Once Told Him He Spoke In Behalf Of New Hampshire Senator -In Requesting Information On Baltimore Man’s Tax Assessment

Oliphant Admits Tipoff to Caudle   High Tax Official, New Resigned, Says He Warned  of Inquiry   Chief Tax Counsel Had Quit Because He Couldn't Stand “Smears”

Tipped Caudle Of Tax Probe   Oliphant Also Admits Let Tax Prosecution Case Drop Despite Boss’ Orders

Says He Once Spoke on Behal Of Sen. Bridges   Oliphant Reveals Statement During Luncheon Conferencs

Oliphant Says He Tipped Off Ousted Caudle   Resigned Tax Aide Also Acknowledges Drannine a Case

SEN. BRIDGES LINKED WITH GRUNEWALD   Oliphant Says Senator Made Inquiries for Man in Tax Case. Disposition Not Told.

Oliphant Admits Tipping Caudle He Was Being Probed  Also Says He Dropped Tax Case  Under Pressure From Lawmaker

Oliphant Admits Warning Caudle lof Tax Inquiry   Tipped Him Off That His Returns Were > Being Checked

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Let Tax Prosecution Case Drop

Bridges Named  In Tax Probe Oliphant Reveals  Caw etawta fF anwaskt aw

EX-TAX OFFICIAL DROPS CHARGES IN ANOTHER CASE   CHARLES OLIPHANT ON WITNESS STAND IN HOUSE TAX PROBE

Oliphant Testifies “Mystery Man’ Said He Speke for Senator Styles Bridges

Information Brought Out By Rep. Byrnes   Oliphant Admits He Dropped Tax Case Because Of Interest Of Rep Morrison

Tipped Caudle His Income Tax Returns Under Study   Rep. Morrison's Interest Induced Him to Drop  Another Case

ALSO ADMITS HE LET TAX. CASE LAPSE   Former Chief Counsel. ‘of Internal Revenue Bureau on Witness Stand at Probe Today. ne   TOLD CAUDLE HE — WAS UNDER FIRE   Dropped Prosecution: of Two Tax Cases When Asked by Congressman From Louisiana.

Oliphant Links Bridges to Case  Claims Grunewald Told of Inquiry

Tipped Off Caudle About  Tax Returns   Oliphant Also Says Grunewald Told Him He Was Helping Senator Rridges

Oliphant Gave ‘Tip on Inquiry By Sen. Williams  Resigned Counsel Traces Actions in Other Litigations

Sen. Bridges Linked With Tax Scandal   Figure Quoted Saying He Spoke for N.H. Solon

Sen: Br ridges _ Tiny olvéd In®" Oliphant Case   Resigned Counsel: Owes $1,300 Debt To "Tax Mystery Many

Caudle Tipped On Tax Probe, Witness Says   Told By Oliphant Tax Returns Were Under Investigation

Oliphant Brings  GOP Senator Into  Tax Investigation Says ‘Mystery Man’  Represented Bridge in fas ft ee OLN

ca a  News Magazine Says Soviet  Union Is Winning ‘Russian Style’ War

Red Parley Team Silent on UN Note  Talks Adjourn Without Reply  To Conditional Truce Plan

No Answer  To Allied Truce Offer  Mostine Bede   Meeting Ends Without Hint Of Red Reaction

Allies Offer Truce Deal   Drdinatic Proposal Aims a Completing Armistice Within 30 Days

U.N. Seeking 30- -Day Limit To End Fight   Expected Red Answer Withheld; Liaisons To Hold Session Tonight

Will T There Be Peace Before C hristmas ? UN Envoys Await Communist Answer To Truce Proposal

Truce Talkers Adjourn; Reds Get New Plan  UN Proposal Might Bring Armistice Before Yuletide

High Command Acknowledges Fact Of Atrocity Report But Attempts To Minimize Results Of Long Delay

Reds Want To Study Proposal   U.N. Lists 4 Point Proposal to Bring Fighting to End

Reds Seek More Time For Reply   Brief Session Adjourns Foe’s Acceptance of U.N. Offer Awaited.

Favorable Reply Could Mean End  Of War In Korea   Peiping Radio Indicates Latest Plan Of Allies Is Generally Acceptable To Red Negotiators.

Allies Awaiting Red Answer To Armistice Plan.    Four-Point Program “Is Offered By Allied. Delegates At Session

AYES" FROM ‘FEDS KEY TH BEART. LAN   Communists Indicate Favor to UN Proposal for UT ea Teas

Red Truce Bid Reply Held Up   New Meeting Is Scheduled For Monday

Allied Proposal Would Fix Buffer Zone For 30 Days   Battleline Neutral Area Would Become Final lf Armistice Sianed

Reds Ask for Study Recess on Armistice  ommunis: Appro val Wa ad ae ee iahtin   Communist Approval Would Halt Fighting Before Christmas

Reds Request More Time  To Study Truce Proposal  Dramatic Allied Plan Would Provide Korean Armistice Before Christmas  Negotiators Adjourn Until Today After Discussing United Nations Offer

Reds Request Time to Study U.N. Proposal   Teuce-by-Chrisimas. . Questions Asked,  Talk Again Tomorrow we. WITTEAW Tarnry,

Further Meeting Called Tonight On Allied Plan  Acceptance Could Mean Ene ie Bt nateietene  Be 284) Dissvve

Red Truce Officials Want Time to. Study UN Plan    Communists Ask Many Questions Regarding Korean Armistice Before Christmas -

Temperatures   Chinese Want to Ponde U.N. Plan Further Before Final Decision

American Troops Land In Italy   First Large Scale Arrival There Since Last World War.

American Troops Arrive In Italy  ~ Commie Efforts Fail  To Disrupt Landina

Greatest Allied Tank Assaults Slaughter Reds   Columns Punch Close to Seoul, Retiring Safely   Shotter Buildup

TANKS, BOMBERS HAMMER REDS SOUTH OF SEOUL   Allied Casualty Estimates Of Chinese Losses Are 51,000 Men   WITHIN FIVE MILES OF SOUTH CAPITAL

Big U.N. Tank Force Pounds Red Positions  Droves Of Chinese Killed Near Seoul

Reds Hit Back At Allied Tank Thrust Monday   U. S. Eighth Army Man Says Over 7,000 Reds Dead Cr Wounded

7,365 Red Casualties  Are Claimed  New Year Drive May Have Been Pat ec ee

Over 51,000 Reds Killed In 12 Days   Hunter-Killer Tanks Slash Through Lines

ARMOR-TIPPED THRUST TAKES HEAVY RED TOLL  Allied Tanks Stab Deep

Stab Disrupts Enemy Plans For Assault   Armored Pincers Pulls Out After Ma ain Colum

Enemy Losses Top 51,000 Through Sunday  Allied Guns Help ‘Celebrate’ Chinese Lunar New Year

Allies Use Tanks To Jab Deep Into  Communist Lines  Red Casualties Mount As U.N. Forces Advance

Big Tank Jab Takes Red Toll   Foe’s Casualties Top 57,000 After UN Thrust Near Seoul

Tank Columns Jab Deep into Red Positions   Main Punch Hits Within 5 Miles Of Silent Seoul

Tanks Jab Deep Into Red Lines South Of Seoul  Gen - Ridgwa ay Reports  erireléioe Derse bedi   Gen. Ridgway Reports Casualties Run High Among Chinese Troon:

Reds Seen Fleeing North As UN Rams Front Line Ahead   Tanks Push Through One Reported Building of Enemy

Big U.N. Tank Thrust Slashes Red Positions   Casualties to Enemy Soar Beyond 51,000 Since Start of Drive

BUT IT STRENGTHENS ALLIED UNITY  Nations Say Mac Ouster Doesnt Assure A Peace

Cold Weather Grips Midwest   East Coast Racked by Gale Force Winds and Sleet

Row Over Margiotti Continues  Fine Starts First Dav oc Governor   Fine Starts First Day s< Governor With Status of  Cabinet in Doubt

U.S. Begins Price Curb Talks with Industries   Copper Firms Will Discuss Control Plans as Conaress Uraes Speedup

MARCH 1 MAY BE DATE Selective Price Ceilings  Conferences Are Radial

U.S. Marines Back In Action   Counterattacks By Reds Are Repulsed

Battle Looms for Democratic Chairmanship   “Old Guard” Enters Candiate at State Meeting at Wausau

Seoul Residents Weep Unashamed Tears Of Joy On Being Freed From Reds Again

First Patrol To Reach Heart Of Seoul Greeted With Hugs. Kisses   Writer Tells Of U. N. Company Of 19 And Reception Received As Group Marched Into Fire-Blackened Capital City.

Civilians Weep for Joy as American Troops ar Seoul—Want To Know if They Will Stay   Korean Civilians Re-Enter Seoul—

MEN WEEP, WOMEN, CHILDREN GREET YANKS WITH KISSES [ASUN TAKES SEOUL AGAIN

Rejoicing Crowds Greet First UN Body To Enter Battered Seoul After Victory

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Reds Stand Firm; Peace Bid Fails   Allied Gains Slow Up as Mud Bogs Offensive Action; Expect Enemy Blow

Canadians, Aussies Roll Up Bia Gains   Wonsan Is Shelled For 4lst Straight Day: Songjin 2st

Commonwealth Troops Score Sizeable Gains   MacArthur's Bid For Settlement Is Scomed by Chinese

Communists Fight Stiffest Defense Action in Weeks On Central and Western Front

Sizeable Gains Punched Out By Australian, Canadian Units   Communists Make Tough Stand in All Other  Sectors

Reds Stubborn In Resistance UN Advance   Aussies and Canadians Score Sizable Gains; Reds Reject Allies Proffer to Mediate

‘Signs Indicate Enemy Is Massing For Offensive When Spring Rains Come

ALLIES ROLL AHEAD IN KOREA ACTION   Aussies, Canada Troops  ‘Make- Sizable Gaing

BRITISH TROOPS MAKE GAINS ON CENTRAL FRONT   RED RESISTANCE HAS STIFFENED ALONG THE BORDER

Reds Offer Stiff Defense   Aussies and Canadians Gain on Central Front

Sizable Gains Rolled Up in Central Korea   Aussies, Canadians Push Ahead in Mud

Communists Fight Stiffest Defensive Action in Weeks: Reject Peace Bid   Peiping Broadcast Says Chinese Will ‘Fight Unrelentingly’

Red Forces Fight To Halt Yank Gain  Stiffest Resistance In Weeks Claimed

Enemy Makes Firm Stand About Four Miles South of Red Korean’ Border; Peace Bid Rejected.   AUSSIE, CANADIAN TROOPS SCORE GAINS

Foe Stiffens Central Area  Defense Line   Gains ‘Significant’: Outnumbered U.N, Jets Shadowbox With MIGs

RED CHINESE REJECT MACS PEACE BID   Peiping Broadcast Says MacArthur's Peace Talk is Insulting, Worth Only a Laugh.   > ALLIES GAIN ON CENTRAL FRONT   But Elsewhere Communists Fight Stiffest Defensive Battles in Weeks; Move Up Reinforcements.

Australians and Canadians Make Gains in Korea   China Rejects MacArthurs Bid To Talk Peace

Sizable Gains Are Rolled Up by U.N. Forces   Advance in Central Front as Red Troop Resistance Stiffens

UN Gains On Central War Front   Australian, Canadian Units Make Good Gains, Reds Fight Hard Elsewhere

Digvers and  i ° «  Princess Pats (;ain in Korea   Australian, Canadian Troops Advance but Enemy Braces, Fights  Rack in Other Sectors

Australian and Canadian Troops Roll Up Big Gains on Korean Front as Red Resistance Stiffens ©

Reds ‘fand In Two Areas   Fight Stubbornly in Central, We:torn Sectors; Allies Gain on Other Fronts

Reds Put Up Stiff  Resistance  Australian Digger:   Australian Diggers Canadians Gain on Other Fronts

Gains Scored By Australian, Canadian Units  Reds Tenaciously  to Positions On Central Front

IN OILEADLE GAN) Australian and Canadian  Troops Roll on Central Korean Front

Princess Pats And Diggers Roll Up Front   Red China Rejects  MacArthur’s Latest Bid For Peace Talk; Hint Enemy Attack

Chinese Reds Slowed Allied Advance Today   New Troops Hurled Into Korean War By Communists

Aussie Troops Gain on Central Front in Korea   Communist Fight Elsewhere ‘Stiffest Defense in Weeks’

MacArthur Peace Bid Scorned.   Peiping Says Offer Insulting; Promises ‘to Oust “Aggressor”

Reds Resisting Fiercely: Along. Central Front.   Only Gains: Are- ‘Made By: Australians and.” Canadians in: Mud:

Red Defense Stiffens;  Reject Bid for Peace Only Australians and Canadian Mabe Sitzable Gains in Fiahtina.

CLINTON GETS 10-INCH DEPTH, TRAVEL SLOW   Big Storm Covers Midwest, Ohio to Eastern Colorado

Representatives Okay K. U,  Arena Appropriation Measure  06-7   (Governor Expected to Sign After Typographical Er ror Correction

School Buildings , Bill ta Governor’   K. U. Gets Fieldhouse And Emporia State Will Receive $192,000

Representatives Okay K. U.  Arena Appropriation Measure 106-7   Nieasure U0-/ ARN SIGNATURE: NEAR  Governor Expected to Sign After Typographical Er ror Correction

Fantastic Plot To Take Over Oi Areas Charged   Salon Says Private Group Took Over Soldier Land Scrip

Fantastic Scheme To Grab Oil Lands  Nisclosed In House   Ancient Property Grants Issued A Century Ago Rack Claime

‘Fantastic Plan to Take Over Louisiana Oil  Wells Protested by Solon

FLOOD PERIL IN KANSAS IS INCREASING   LLarge--Areas of Topeka, Kansas City Under Water; Trains Stranded and Bridges Washed Out.

Broken Gas Tanks Spread Flames Across Water; Levee Smashed   Air Force Rushes Supplies To Area   Meat - Packing Industry 1: Threatened; Thousands Leave Homes

10-Year-Old Asks Truman’s Advice, Warns: “Send It or Pll Ask Dewey”

Traffic Accidents Claim Lives of Three in This State During Weekend

GOES ON TRIAL FOR FATAL ACCIDENT   Charles E. Smith, Bristol Faces Involuntary Man slaughter Charge   JUDGE SMITH PRESIDES

Cornfield in Southern Illinois New Center of Population in United States

‘Near New Population Center ‘Are Amused At All Fuss Made Qnor It

People Near New Population Center Are Amused At All Fuss Made Quer It

Farm People at New U. S. Population Center Amused But Not Excited Over Fuss

CROSSROADS, U. S.A.  _ Cornfield in Hlinois    _ New Heart of America

Farmer Not Excited: ‘About Population Center Beiig in His Illinois Cornfield -

Hlineis Cornfield is Nation’s New  Population (Center ry TOM WADDOK

Population Center Moves   Is Now Pinpointed in Cerl Snider's Cornfield in Southern Ilinois

28th Division — To Have Display   Training Record Photo: Will Go To Capitol

W00 tInfantry Reunion To Be Held Saturday   World War I Vets Of Company 1) Plan hyent At Shadyside

GOP Readies Answer to President   Truman Labels MacArthur Plan A-War Provoker

Charge Mac’s Policy Might Unleash War   Strong GOP Attack Expected in Answer To Truman’s Talk

TRUMAN SPEECH IS TO DRAW GOP ATTACKS   MacArthur Replies To President's War Risk Address

In the State Legislature—   Eductitan Pond Probe Seen; Stock Act Mired

Senate May Probe State   Sen. Bob Bailey Seeks Data Upon School Crisis

Board Files Suit fo Test State's Anii-Strike Law   Constitutionality to Be Determined in Case Brought by Mediators.

Anti-Strike Law Finally To High Court   Mediation Board Files Mandamus Suit for a Test

Anti-Strike Law to Test Reaches Hich   Reaches High Court as Applied To Utilities

Anti-Strike Law Test fo Supreme Court-at Last   State Mediation Board Challenges Rule Aaainst It

Congress Receives A Shocking Request From White House   Greatesi Budget Proposed in J. <. History Except In A Time Of All-flut War

Solons Line Up  In Two Camps On Draft Issue   Most Senate Dem Leaders On Record For UMST Bill

Draft Fight Taking Form   Congressmen Lining  Up On Issue Of Age

Mankind's Knowledge Cataloged  First Volume of ‘Interpreter’s Bible’ Unveiled -Followina 7-Year Protect at Cost of $7 Millio:

Knowledge Of Bible Assembled   First of Notable Reli gious Series Unveiled by Scholars.

New Books Catalog and Explain All Mankind Has Learned About Bible

JReligious Scholars Present New Bible ‘Containing 12 Volumes Of Research Data

PRICES REACH RECORD HIGH DURING FREEZE   OPS Orders Control Over Commercial Livestock Men

Wholesale Prices Hit New High   Meat Up Despite Ceilings; Slaughter Control Ordered.

New Mark Set By Wholesale  Price Index   Freeze Fails to Halt Rise; Slaughters Put Under Federal Control

Meat (Frozen) Up 3.2 Percent   It Is 16 Pet. Higher Than Before War

Slaughter Curb On As Costs Rise   Officials Seek To Fight Black Market Especially tn Meat

Controls Put On Livestock Slaughtering   OPS Hopes Orde: Will Prevent Meat Black Marketing

CURB PUT ON SLAUGHTERING Prices Hit New High In Spite of ‘Freeze’

RECORD HICH DURING FREEZ   OPS: Orders Control Over Commercial Livestock Men

Prices Soar To New High Despite 14-Day -Old Kreeze:  Curbs Put On Slaughtering

Controls Put On Livestock Slaughter Meats Lead Increase In Wholesale Prices

UN Spokesmen Warning Agains! Optimism Over Early Releases; Maj. Gen. Dean Reported Held

F og Delays Release Of U.N. Names   11.559 Listed On Unverified Red Roster

Taft Joins In Argument   Controversy Between MacArthur, White House Builds to Danger Point

MacArthur’s Offer Called  ‘Arrogant’   Peiping Broadcast Save U. S., Britain Plan China Athack

Charged in Two ‘Fixes’  Fourth Former LIU Player Arrested in Bribe Scandais

Cooley Says Lint Farmers Can Blame Selves For Selling At Lower Prices

Two New Raid: In Des Moines  Eire? Dalica Vicite   First Police Visits Since Order Given

END VANDALISM ON HALLOWEE   NEVADA SOLVES PROBLEM BY GIVING PARTY YEARLY FOR YOUNGSTERS.

49 on Airliner Safe in Crash   Dives Into Haystacks Near Chicago ’Port

SAYS RULES FOR TEACHER ABOVE BUSINESS MAN'S   Spinster Dean Testifies for Board Which Fired PupilDating Teacher.

Teacher May Wed Former Pupil  Rea tioee tmabennbnw Cates ba, Beas Midd

STATE INCOME TAX IS GIVEN RAY OF HOPE   Split Among Senate Democrats Breathes New Life Into Fine’s Program.

New Move For State Income Tas   Camate Cammittec   Senate Committee Okay’s Fine Plan; Dent Reported For Income Tax

No Woodshed Spanking for 2 C hild Runaways, Inet Lacturea an & OO0-Mile Trip. Says Dad.

General Given Great Ovation In Washington   Thousands Greet 5-Star War Hero

Korean Policy Speech Booked At 12:50 Today   Top Military Leaders Greet General Early In Morning At Airport While Truman Sleeps; Big Day Is Scheduled

Thousands Roar Welcome As Big Plane Settles  Joint Chiefs Of  Staff Greet Hero  ee See eo

Refurning Hero Given Another Noisy Welcome   Washington Crowd Gets Out of Hand, Party Is Jostled

Thousands Roar as  Plane Lands   Joint Chiefs And High Official: Of Congress  Greet General

Joint Chiefs of Staff Among Airport Throng   Highest Ranking Members of House and Senate Also There; Trip From San Francisco Made in Eight Hours.

Huge Celebration Planned In Capitol After Congress Talk: Truman Holds Aloof

General Given      War Hero Disclaims Any Political Desires InSon Francisco Talk—-To Address Joint Session Of Conaress At 12°20

Vaughan Greets Former Far Eastern Commander   Ousted General Lands in Washington; Will Make History-Making Speech Today

Thousands Of American: Gather At Washington Airport To Greet Mac

General Clark Assigned Post . By President   ‘National interests’ Cited; Protestant Leaders Object

Clark Is Named Vatican Envoy   First Ambassador To To Post Is General: Protestants Raise Protests

Gen. Mark Clark Named First U.S. Envoy to Vatican  Truman Appointme:   Truman Appointment Already Stirs Much  Protestant Criticism

Reinforced Reds Counter-Attack On ‘Heartbreak’   Chinese Communists Penetrate American Lines On West Front

La Prensa Is ‘On Streets’  Paper Looks Same,  But Voice Different

La Prensa Out Under New Boss   Editor Formerly Worked For ‘Peron

LA PRENSA RETURNS Argentina Newspaper Now Defi nitcly Pro-Peron in Policy

May Limit . China Trade   Britain Indicates Willingness to Abide Bv UN Agreement

Hints Britain to Shut Off Strategic Shipments to Chine   Reveals Exports Of $72 Million In Three Months

Chinese Embargo To Be a United © Nations Issue   Resolution Will Come Before UN Sanctions Group; British Are Willing

Britain May Cut Red China Trade  End All Exports of. Strategic Materials

End Trade to China if UN  Says It Must   Britain Awaits Decision, Continues Its Policy On Exports to the Reds

Britain May Halt Trading   Reported Ready To Stop Trade With Communist China

JOURNAL FEATURES   Now Judge Murphy Reported Refusing Truman Cleanup. Job

MURPHY MAY NOT TAKE CLEANUP JOB   Two Papers Say He Has Changed Mind About Leading Truman Fight on Corruption.

Murphy Reported As Withdrawing From Probe Setup  New York Papers Claim Judge Has Rejected Post

Report Judge Murphy Shuns Clean-up Job   Cltanged Mind Because of Protests Made. By Bench, Paper Says. 

Judge: May Not Head Crusade   Murphy Reportedly Has Declined Job —

SAY MURPHY WILL NOT HEAD GOV'T CLEANUP   Changes Mind Because of Pro. tests from Other U. S. Judaes.

Judge Decides Against Job   Thomas Murphy Turns Thumbs Down On Government Cleanup

Report Murphy Won't Head Big Federal Cleanup   Lack of Sufficient Powers Is Given as One Reason

Murphy Said To Duck Clean-up Role,  Leaving Truman Proeram in Doubt

Report Murphy Will Not Head Truman Wrongdoer Commission   Said To Have Changed Mind Because Of Protests From Other Judges

MURPHY SHIES AT CLEAN-UP   Reported To Decline Lead Of Truman’s Scandal  Commission

Dne Report Is Aides He Wants Will Not Serve in Clean-up  Probe Judges Opposed Would Lack Powers in  Investigator Role, He Finds

MURPHY BACKS UP’   New York Jurist Said tc ~ Have Rejected: Truman  Clean-Up Job

DEEP SNOW IN STATE REPORTED:   Tail End of Blizzard Which Paralyzses Northern Middle West

Army Ordered To Check Deals In Surplus Good:   House Committee Deplores Shocking Sales Activities Going On In Germany And U. S.

Orders Clamp On Big Operators   House Committee Probes Surplus Deals In Germany

TERMS OF JAP PEACE TREATY BE REVEALED  50 Countries Are   50 Countries Are Invited to U. S. To Sian Pact

Tactical Use lor A-Bomb Referred To   Officials Hint Stocking Up for Battlefield, Not Just Cities

Top Officials Hint Smaller A-Bomb Being Developed for Battlefield Use

A-Bombs For Battlefields Forecast  ‘KS ok * * x: ote ae ot   a eee By Experts Give Hint Of Huge ‘Stockpile Boost

A-BOMB VIEWED IFO BATTIE HSE  Mii.   U.S. Increasing Stockpile As Strategists Consider Employing It For Open Warfare.   —BY ELTON C. FaY— (AP -Milit«ry Reporter)

U.S. Stocks Up on Atom Bor   Can Now Be Used a: Battlefield Weapons

Interesting Evidence  U.S. May Have Stockpile 0! A-Bombs For Battlefield Use

Are We Stocking up Enough A-Bombs for Battlefield Use, Not [ust on Cities?

Officials Give Out Hints U.S. Stocking A-bombs For Battlefield Use

Atom Bomb For Troops,  U se Hinted   Small Weapons Being Produced?

U. S. May Use Atomic Bo: nbs On Battlefield Instead Of Merely To Destroy Enemy Towns

Urge Foreign Legion To Ease  Draft- Pressure   Two Senators Propose U. S&S. Enlist Million From Other Nations

Urge U.S. Forei on Legion   Reps. Lodge And Johnson Put Idea For Million or More to Congress

PROPOSE U. S. PUT FOREIGN MEN IN ARMY   Won't Replace Boys 18, Young Married Men in Draft.

U.S. Foreign Legion Asked By Senators  Anti-Communists Would Augment. Present Forces

SOLONS URGE U. S. FOREIGN LEGION OF MILLION MEN   Ledge, Johnson Suggest It As Way To Increase Country’s Defense Forces

Race Discord Ban Ordered   Non - Discrimination Committee Formed

SCHOOL TEACHERS ASK PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE FOR $400 PAY INCREASI:

Sam Lewis May Assume Highway Post   Fine Considering Him for Temporary Appointment.

". _.MANY MAKE PHI BETA KAPPA— Kilgore College Rangerettes Have Fun, But Have to Work Hard

But a Newspaper Reporter Is Supposed to Be Asking Questions--Not Answering

WOMAN JOINS L. 5. U. BOARD   Margaret Dixon Is Third Woman In History To Serve

Colorado Slaying Is Solved   Night Club Singer, Her Common Law Husband Admit Fatal Shooting

An Ex-Conviet Confesses He Killed Sergeant   Night Club Singer and Common-Law Mate Sign Statements

Legislators Get 100 New Bills;  Quit for Recess  Will Go Back to Work on March §  Aftar VALFAtian

Bonner Appoints State Industrial School Chief   Casper Wolhowe, 40, Acting Head of Boys Schaal in tlinois

Attempt Is Made To ‘Sell’ Controls   Business, Industrial Leaders Are Briefed

GOP Striving To Get Dawson To Take Stand   They Hope To Get Data On Influence Clique From Aide

Duff Calls For Full RFC Probe   Pennsylvania Senato: Points to Signs of Perjured Testimony.

British Bloe Seeks To End Korean Clash   India Leads In Move To Settle Strife At Sessions In London

Leaders Studying Korean Project   Hope To Bring Out -Peace Settlement

War Certainly Not Inevitable Declares Attlee   British Prime Ministers Gather To Discuss  Probleme.

Nehru Appeal For China Due   Will Ack Admission To U.N. at Parley

Empire Parley On Asia Beains   Leaders Seek Formula For Korean Settlement

Study Begun By Britons   Asian Situation Key ‘Topic Of Officials .

Russia Sincere? Is Question On Peace Proposal   World Diplomats View Offer With Wary Skepticism

UN OFFICIAL ACTS FOLLOWING PEACE Pi BY RYISSTAN   Assembly Head Entezam Plans Conference Today with Malik   OTHER SOURCES WARY   Western Leaders Search for Hidden Trap in Truce Proposa!

World Diplomats Search Out Question Marks In  Proposal To Cease Fire   State Department Willing To Do Part Jn Ending Hosfilities If Speech Is More Than Propaganda

But Most Diplomats Are Wary Of Trap   Truman May Have Something To Say About It In Speech Today

Assembly President Entezam Says He'll Confer With Russians Today: Most Diplomats § til] Wary.

U.N. Officials Remain Wary, Fear Trap   Tryqve Lie Asks for Quick Negotiations On Cease-Fire act

Lie Urges last Negotiations lor Cease-l ire   World Diplomats Are Wary of Proposal of Russia's Jacob Malik

Cease-Fire Plan Parley Is Urged By Tryqve Lie   Assembly President To Question Delegate About His Proposal

LIE ENDORSES RUSSIAN CEASE FIRE PLAN   Most Diplomats Still Wary Of Proposal

New. Blizzard Takes ( ourse For M idwest   Storm Which. ‘Strikes West Churns: Up Winds of Seven. ty-Miles Hee. ‘Hour Velocity,

Blizzard and New Cold Wave Sweepins Into Western U. S.  Moving Eastward On Heels of Cold That Already Killed 213

Blizzard Moves Eastward From Mountain Stafes   Five-Day Cold Wave Causes 213 Deaths in Nation

Legislature May Not Finish Work by End of Year   Many Important Bills Yet to Be Disposed of Before Adjournment.

Legislature Must Be Going Into New Year   From Appearances Solons Will Remain  To Push Bills Thru

ONLY 2 FRUITS HIT °50 LEVEL   Peach Crop Poorest Since 1934, Pear Yield Is Worst Since 1895

Asks Business Men tc Grant Guard Leaves   Captain Benson Says Country’s Security Needs Well Trained Team.

EMPLOYERS MAY HELP IN DEFENSE PROGRAM   Asked To Grant Leaves In Order That National Guardsmen May Receive Field Training

 Back Plan to Bar Debate United Nations Snubs Russia's Renewed Bid to Seat Red China

China Seating Bid By Soviet Shelved In UN  Russia Rebuffed ‘On Isene By Assembly’ — Steering Committee

Committee Passes U. S. Plan To End All Debate   First Time Group Has Approved Gag On A Major Issue

U.N. Committee Snubs Russia's Insistence For Red China U: N. Seat And Agrees To Ban Discussion

U.N. Snubs Bid To Seat Red China   Steering Group Approves Gag On First Major Issue

11 Nations Vote Bar On Issue  Renewed Soviet   Renewed Soviet Attempt Fas

OVER SOVIET OBJECTIONS UN Steering Panel Rejects Bid To Seat Commie China

U.N. Group Bans Debate On Subject   Committee Approve: Assembly Action On Tito Complaint

UN Rejects New Russ Bid to Seat Chinese Reds   14-Nation Committee Adopts U.S. Move To Bar Debate on Subiect

Red Proposal Turned Down By LI Nation:   Three Recommendations Set for Assembly Consideration

Gag Applied To Soviet Proposal In UN Assembly.   Steering Committee: Backs U. S. Plan To. Bar Further Debate,

‘Russia Snubbed Over:. New Effort To Get Red .China Into The UN.

UN Bars Bid To Seat Reds   Panel Approves Plan to Skip Debate in Current Assembly

No Seat for Red Chinese UN Declares   Russia’s Effort to Get Her Ally in Council Denied By Committee

No Debafe On Subject   No Time to Seat Red China While Chinese Reds Shooting U. N. Soldiers

Stassen Sticks To His Story  Again Claims Jessup Attended Conference

Can’t Believe Jessup Not at Chinese Talk   So Says Stassen As He Appears at Senate Hearings

Lausche Signs Pay Raise Bill  Increases Personnel Of State Patrol

Giants Beat Bums In Series Opener   Jim Hearn Pitches Duroch er Crew to 3-1 Victory” in Brooklyn   VICTORY ON HOMERS Bobby Thassos, Monte Ir.  vin Crack Crucial FourBaggers

Another Wage Board Soon   This One Would Have 18 Mambers; OPC Heggles Over Mark-Up

Labor Leaders Set To Protest Price Controls   Two Food Orders Planned For New Price Markups

Government May Set Up New Wage Stabilization Unit   Board Might Be Minus Assent of Labor, Business

Believe Labor And Management Willing To Serve   President May Appoint 18. - man Group This Week;  - Would Be Empowered To Settle Disputes

Lively Week OnEconomic  Front Likely   Truman May Create A New Wage Board; Lauber Protest Set

Joint Unit Of 18 Men Predicted   Labor, Management May Both Serve Despite Some Differences.

New Board May Smooth Labor Tangle  18-Man Panel Seen As Solution

‘Mobilizers Look Toward Establishment ‘Of Bigger Wage Stabilization Board

May Set Up 18-Man Board   Action Possible On Stabilization Set-Up During This Week

WAGE -FIX BOARD WITH 18 MEMBERS MAY BE CREATED   Plan Studied As Solution te Present Impasse On Pay Ceiling   QUICK ACTION SEEN   Labor and Industry Expect: ed ta Serve. But Powers In Doubt

Labor-Management Agreeable:  Truman May Form Mobilization Board:

Defense Secretary Marshall Says Korean War Draining Men From Military Units in the U. S.   Again Urges Draft Of 18-Year-Olds to  Remedy ‘Predicament’

15,000 NEEDED EACH MONTH, ~~ HOUSE HEARS   18-Year-Old Draft Given Support By Vinson

MARSHALL SAYS KOREAN WAR TAKING TRAINED MEN FASTER THAN THEY ARE BEING REPLACED

Says Korean War Draining Trained Men From United States Faster Than They Can Be Replaced by Draft

$7.2 Billion OKd for Foreign Aid   Senate Vote Sends Bill to Conference

Fast Action Is Demanded For Keeping Crime Study   Senator Says Trio Of Capone Leaders Should Be Queried

WileyDemand: ‘Showdown’ Ou Crime Probes .   Wants Early Action On Extension Move; Hits Ouiz Procedure

Crime Prober Demands Vote   Sen. Wiley Asks Showdown On Committee’s Life

Wiley Demands ShowdownSoon OnCrime Probe   Deplores Fact. That Capone: Trio Wont Tinnanectinnead

ACTION ON GRIME PROBE DEMANDED   WILEY SEEKS DECISION ON QUESTION OF KEEPING INQUIRY ALIVE.

“Early Showdown” Will Be Sought  On Future Of Senate Crime Group

Wiley Asks — Crime Probe Be Confinued   Senator Says Fantastic That Three Reputed Mob Members Hove Not Been Questioned

Crime Probe Showdown Demanded   Senators Wiley and Tobey Want Senate To Act Immediately

Wiley Seeking Crime Action  ‘Asks Early Decision Of Future Of Group

Crime Prober Asks Quizzing Of Gang Trio  Wants Extension Of Group’s Life

FBI Arrests Reds In Hawaii   Seven Alleged Communist Party ‘Leaders Arrested

Seven Alleged Subversives Are Arrested by FBI   Harry Bridges’ Agent Seized as Leader in Communist Activity

FBI Grabs 7  Reds in Hawaii  Party Leaders Nabbed During Roundup

Seven Caught In Commie Net In Honolulu   FBI Cracks Down; Ac. cused of Plot Against United States

Extend Hunt to Hawaii; Arrest Pal of Bridges  Those Rounded Up On Islands Listed Ae Party Teadere

I Alleged Reds Taken in Hawaii   Conspired Against U.S.. FBI Charges

IN HONOLULU   Harry Bridges’ Representative - in Hawaii One of Group Seized.

Are Charged With Conspiring Violent Overthrow Of U. S. Government

SEVEN ACCUSED AS RED LEADERS HELD IN HAWAII   FBI Makes Arrests t Their Homes in ts Latest Roundup

FBI Extends Red Roundup To Hawaii   Nab 7 Alleged Party Leaders In Island Territory

FBI Rounds Up Reds in Hawaii  Seven Party Heads Nabbed by Agents

Federal Agents Arrest Seven Reds in Hawaii  Commies Called   Commies Called Long Active in Work on Island

FBI ARRESTS SEVEN REDS IN HONOLULU   Harry Bridges’ Representative in Hawaii One of Group Seized.

‘Ne  Governor Fine Signs Remaining Sections Of ‘Patehwork’ Taxes

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Stranger Dazed By Gambling In  Las Vegas, Nev.

Czech Envoy Is Being Quizzed On Oatis Case   Moscow Trained Envoy Gets Chance To Explain Stand

Coal Mine Strike Widens: 4,300 Out  UMW Asks Workers To Return to Pits

Steeper Prices Expected Soon   - Boosts To Range’ From $65 To $250 Startine Next Week

FIGURING OUT HIGHER PRICE TAGS FOR CARS    Modufacturers to Get $65 to $250 More; Add Dealers’ Markup.

Sfeeper Prices For New Autos Fynected Soon   Boosts To Range From $65 To $250 Starting Next Week

$65 To $250 Auto Price  Hikes Loom  ie 6 6lteas «= fla Ate   OPS Gives Go-Ahead To Raise Prices Next Week

Cars To Cost More; Price  Raises Granted   Auto Makers Say Boost Not Enough To Offset Materials

Auto Industry Rushing New Price Ceilinas   Predict Increases To Run From $65 te $250 on Autos

Auto Price Tags Advanced by OPS   General Motors, Ford, Chrysler to Make Increases Effective Within Week: Formula Ile Complicated.

FIGURING OUT HIGHER PRICE ~ TAGS FOR CARS   Maniafacturers to: Get" $65 - te ‘$250 More; Add Dealers’ Merkup.

OPS Permits Higher Prices For New Cars   Industry Acts Quickly; Range May Be Fror $65 to $250

New Cars to Carry Higher Price Marks   May Run Eight Per Cent Above  Present Ficnre

Price Hikes For Autos In Store For U.S.   Boost In Costs To Be Hard On Consumers

RUSH HIGHER AUTO PRICES   Chrysler, Ford, GM Move Quickly After U. S. Gives OK

Reedy by Next Week  Car Firms Rush Schedules On New Increase in Prices

Manufacturers Figure Out Car Price Increases   Plans Follow Official Authorization by OPS Action

Labor Party Pares Lead Of Churchil   Close Decision Due As Britain Votes On Thursday

Close Decision Seen in British Election Aaina Winston Churchill Answers 'War-Monqer' Charae

DiMaggio Quits Baseball Scene  1] od ame Vankhaa Meastteolaar Rotriroc.   Veteran Yankee Outfielder Retires, May Take Television Post

Joe DiMaggio Quits Baseball For TV Post   37-Year-Old Yankee Outfielder Gives Uy Game Because Legs Are Gone, But . Will Be Club’s Commentator

DiMaggio Ends Colorful Career As Yankee Star  ~ Beginning to Slip  Se Mav Recame:  wri TY am 7 Be ee er  TV Reandcacter.

Stokes Faces Loss of Post Very Shortly   Governor Expected Ta Replace Welfare Department Officiat In ‘Near Future

Murray to Name More Vital Job Holders in State   Replacement of Stokes in Public Welfare One of Most Important

Reds Show No Interest In Peace   UN Meets But No Definite Action Taken to End War

Snow. Ice Cover Most Of Nation   Cold Weather Blankets Eastern United States

Relief Chiseler Charges Hurled   Assembly Is Told Of Overpayments

Relief Chiselers Took $7,953,000 Of State's Funds   Assembly Hears Proposals To Tighten Controls on Public Assistance “Hand-outs , Get Rid of Loss from Chiselers

Acheson Says Pact Test Of Peace Desires   Most Of 51 Nations Ex pected To Sign Japanese Treaty

Red Deleqates On Way To Japar Peace Parley   Acheson And Most Of U. S. Delegation Fly To West Coast Cit

Woolen Strike Settled 20,000 Will Return To Mills Monday   Agreement for 12 Cents Pay Increase Ratified For American Co. Plants

Aecord Averts Massachusetts  Textile Strike   Cotton-Rayon Workers  Win 7% Per Cent Raise, ' Other Benefits

Little Trouble Selecting Jury ‘At Tunkhannock   Minister Who Officiated at Rites Over Dismembered Body of Homeyer's Wife Among Those Seated to Decide His Fate.

Price Rollback Set This Week, DiSalle Hints   General Freeze Planned For Meat, Everything NotExempted Under Law

DiSalle Recommendations Given Johnston, Who Takes Office   Taft-Hartley Act Changes Indicated   Selective Controls To Specific Commodities Called Impossible

DiSalle Says Price Freeze Includes Meat   Order May Come Thursday With Some Rollback’:

—OATIS BEGINS SENTENCE—  Associated Press Calls  Prague Trial A ‘Sham?

Reds Give Oatis 10-Year Sentence   A.P. Brands Trial As Sham And Mockery Of Justice

AP NEWGHIAN FOUND GUILTY BY RED COURT   Three Other News Reporters Sentenced for Spying on Czechs.

AP Man Giver 5-fo-10-year ‘Spy’ Sentence   Ordinary Gathering of News ‘Espionage’ in Sovietized State  kD. TART WRETTOR

Terms Meted Out By Red Czech Court   Aides of U. S. Newsman Sentenced Also After Two-Day Trial

U. S.. Newsman Begins Serving 10-Year Sentence In Czech Prison After Spy Trial

Oatis Given 10-Year Term   AP Correspondent Is Sentenced For ‘Spying On State’

State Department Levels. Blast At Czechs For Oatis Injustice   Lucéte Ts Bound ‘Over

10-Year Prison Sentence Is Giver Qatis; Associated Press Says Trial Mockery of Basic Justice

AP Correspondent Begins 10-Year  Prison Sentence  Oatis Trial Branded “Sham, Mockery THE Thvatinan?® *

‘Trial’ Ends, Oatis Begins Prison Term   Newsman Given 10 Years, Czech Aides Get More

Oatis, 3 Czechs Start Sentences  On Spy Charges   Reduction Of 30-Yr. Term To Five Is Possthle By “Good Behavior”

Convicted In Prague Of Spying   AP Correspondent William N. Oatis ‘Confessed,’ Report

Oatis Sentenced To 10 Years By Czech Court   Associated Press Says It Wils Work for Newswriter’s Release

Czechs Give Oatis Term  Of 10 Years   AP Labels Trial Sham And Mockery; State Dept. Assails It.

Oatis Given 10 Years by Czech Court   Associated Press Reporte Convicted of Espionage By Communist Court For Spying on State

 Truman Endorses Statement  Sentencing Of Oatis Labelled ‘As ‘Sham Of Elemental Justice

Oatis Given  10 Year Jolt   AP Reporter in Czechoslovakia Sentenced For “Spying:

Court May Remit Half Term For Good Behavior   Spared Death Penalty For Helping Expose Western Spy Ring

Czechs Sentence U. Newsman To t0-Vear Term   Oatis Mumbles Acceptance; Asks Useful Work

AP Writer Gets 10-Year Prison Term   Czech Trial Of Correspondent Is Decried by West

AP Newsman Convicted Of Czech Spying   Three Colleagues Of Oatis Receive Longer Terms

Prague Trial Branded “Mockery”  Oatis Begins Serving —10-Year Prison Term

Oatis Given 10-Year Term  Spared Death ‘For Aiding’   Spared Death ‘For Aiding’ Reds: ‘Remission’ Possible

Qatis Begins 10-Year Czeeh Prison Term  U.S. Newspaperman Found Guilty By  Pi FR Ee sees eR. Pe  ;

Good Behavior May Cut Short Lenath Of Term   Three Others Also Receive Sentences For Alleged Spying

Oatis Enters Prison   Former, Chief of AP Bureau in Prague To Serve Ten Years for Alleged Espionaca

Oatis Begins Serving 10-Year Prison Term   State Department Labels Hearing ‘I adicrous Travesty of Justice’

U.S. Will Cut Octane Rating   Car Engines Not To Be Affected Much

U.S. To Cut Octane Rating of Gasoline   Fuel Limitation “Won't Hurt Performance”

‘DiSalle Fights Two-Way BattleJob, Price Cut   Ask Senators To Give Roliback Fair Trial.

eachers Are Told They Face hallenge Of Making Liberty ore Important Than Security

(21 Girls Enter Contest for Queen Of Celebration   Winner to Receive Bli-Pwronca To?

21 Girls Enter Contest for Queer Of Celebration   Winner to Receive All-Expense Trip To New York City

Draft Plan Alterations Are Jelling   Vinson Emphasizes That No Formal  Decisions Reached

HOUSE URGES SHARP CHANGE IN STANDARDS   Compromise on Draft Bill ‘Jelling,’  Vinson Says

Capture Two Who Escaped DuPage Jail  Link Two at Large With   Link Two at Large With $1.700 Holdup

RECAPTURE 2  OF 6 WHEATON JAIL BREAKERS   One Nabbed in Chicago, Other in St. Louis; 2 Deputies Suspended.

Governor Threatens To Veto Tax Boos!   ‘House And Senate Com: mittees Study Teacher Pey Increases

TAX INCREASE GETS NOWHERE WITH GOVERNOF   Levy On Corporations Te Meet Salary Increases Suggested   COMMITTEE REPORTS OUT BONUS MEASURE

TEXAS AREAS DAMAGED BY FLOOD WATER   San Antonio And Corpus Christi Hit: Trinity High

Aflot More Funds for Fountain Grove Waterfowl Refuge   Other Projects to Benefit from Federal and State Assistance.

Federal Aid To Wildlife Be Larger  Sum of $425, 15¢€   Sum of $425,156 Biggest Ever to Mateh the State

AME YEG RE  Harriman Reports ‘Progress’ In Mediating Oil Dispute

Real Progress Reported af Oil Parley:in Iran   Full British Cabinet Session Set Thursday To Consider Affair

Envoy Makes ‘Real Gain’ In Oil Dispute   British Cabinet Sets Meeting to Air Harriman Proposal

Headway Reported In Harriman Talks   London Gets Iran Terms For New Oil Parley

Harriman Sees Real Progress In Oil Crisis   U. S. Negotiator Offer: Plan To End Iranion Dispute

‘Real Progress Noted in Iran Oil Dispute   Terms for Reopening Talks Sent to London With U.S. Proposals

Progress Seen  In Oil Dispute   British Ministers Study Tranian Proposals

Harriman Reports Progress   iran’s Terms Sent To London; Cabinet To Meet On Issues

Panhandle Gets Record Rains  South Plains Cotton Farmers Jubilant

Says He Does Not Want to Be Responsible for Bringing That About; Marshall Savs Mac Killed Peace Chances.

BOMB SHELTERS ARE RULED OUI   OKLAHOMAN OPPOSED TO BUILDING “SAFE HOLES”  FOR CONGRESSMEN.

POLITICAL NONSENSE   PULLHICAL NONSENSE $i  - Atomie Shelters R uled Out Lor Sinn:

DROP CHARGES IN SHELTONGUNNING   HARRIS WAS ACCUSED OF ATTEMPT TO KILL PENNINGTONS JUNE 28

Midwest Cops  Hunt Gunman   PiVill VUNG  Cook ‘Sighted’ in Nebraska. Minnesota

Gunman Still Being Sought   Man Fitting Cook's Description Seen At Wauneta, Nebr.

Report Seeing Fugitive in Two Midwest States   ‘Cook’ Seen in Wauneta, Nebraska and Worthington, Minn.

Stabilizer Will Decide Without Notice To Labor   ‘Senators Suggest Public Hearings To Aid Solution

Johnston Says He Has Heard Their Gripes And Learned A Lot   CLAIMS IT IS UP TO HIM TO END IMPASSE

Mobilizer  ToMakeOwn  Decision   JohnstonToBreak Deadlock Over  Waece Formula

JOHNSTON TO MAKE DECISION IN ROW AVERPAY FARMII A   Wil Break Deadlock Without Further Notice to Lahor. He Savs   Economic Stabilizer Says He ts the One to End Impasse

Deadlock Over Wage Formula To Be Shattered   Economic Stabilizer Johnston Says He'll Act Without Further Notice to Labor Leaders; Has Heard “Gripes”.

Johnston Set To Ready Own 'Waee Formula   Stabilizer Ready to Take Personal, Responsibility In Mobilization Move

ONE-MAN RULE ON WAGE FIGHT i THREATENED   Johnston Says He Will Settle Issue [f  Necessary

Johnston Says He Will End Deadlock  Concludes Meeting With Labor on Wage Formula

JOHNSTON TO MAKE OWN DECISION   Plans Move Without Further Notice To Labor Leaders

Wheat and Corr Planting Lids Off for 1951   Mobilization Needs Reason for Lifting Growing Controls

Gen. MacArthur Warns Of Great — Rel Force Near hy     ‘Censorship Kee Su aa a eel Pe Snip NEE aps .      This Uneasy World

Yanks, French Stab Red Line: Refake Woniu   Key Railroad Center Found Empty; Foe Poised Northward   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

HUGE WATER TANK FALLS: ONE DEAD   Three Million Gallons -. Sweep Through Street

1 Killed as Wate Tank Collapses  3 Million Gallons Flood   3 Million Gallons Flood Downtown Section Of  New Mexico Communit:

Fighting to Continue Up to Three Weeks Before Talks Ended  U. S. Will Not Let Up In Offensive Until  Final Truce Arranged

BOOTLEGGING TO DRY SOUTH IS UNDER FIRE   Charge Cairo, Iil., Is Center of Liquor Running Activities.

Cancels Trip To America Churchill Gives Crisis  In Britain As Reason; M’ Arthur Raw Annthar

Churchill Calls Off Speech On World Affair: He Had Planned fo Make in United States

Political Situation Cited—  Churchill Calls Of Philadelphia Talk

Defense Cargoes  Being Handled   Military Piers In New York Fully Manned Today: Pact Reached.

Longshoremen End Blockade Of Army Ships  But Move is Only Minor One in Dock Strike at NY Port

Rebel Dockers End Boycott of Military Piers   Defense Jobs Fully Manned First Time In 16 Days, Million Dollar Dock Shutdow:

Military Piers Free of Strike  Dock Boycott Continued Flcawhere as Arms Move

Aengshoremen ‘End Boycott Of Arms Ships  But Strike Still  Papalvzee Dancke at

HANDLE CARGO ON ARMY PIERS   ‘But Rebdel Strikers Still Stop Work at Most Other Decks

DockmenEnc Boycott Of Army Piers   Action Small Dent In Tieup Paralyzing Biocest U.S. Ports

Rebel Dockers End Strike at Military Piers   Non-Defense Ships Still Blockaded Exeept Elizabeth

Dock Strike Work Return Only Partial  Men Just Move  ~ Defense Goods

DOCKERS DRO! DEFENSE JOB PICKET LINES   . No Break. Seen’ In Wildcat ‘Tieup At Othor Piere

Military Pier Boycott Ended; Other Shipping Still Tied Up   $1 Billion Worth Of Goods Reported Piled Upon Docks

End Boycott Of Military Piers in N. Y  Only Small Dent      Only Small Dent In Longshoremen’s Wildeat Strike

Wildcat Strikers Resume Loading af Military Piers   Situation Substantially Unchanged as Exports, Imports Pile at Docks

tevedores eturn To  rmy Ships   Pickets Continue To March Before All Other Docks

Military Piers Boycott Ended, Strike Goes On   Concession Makes Only a ‘Smal! Dent’

Lift Ban at Arms Piers   Military Traffic Allowed To Move, Other Shipping Tied Up

Stevedores End Boycott Of Military Piers  However Other Docks Still Tbh

122 VESSELS TIED UP BY DOCK STRIKI   Rebel Stevedores Agree To Work Only At Military Piers.

Army Goods Moved In Dock Strike   Tie-up Continues, However, At Other Key Eastern Ports

Military Pier Boycott Ends On East Coast   Strike Is Firm Elsewhere as Peace Hope Fades

End Tieup Of Military Pier Cargo   Return Of Strikers On Military Cargoes Hardly Dents Big New York Strike

LN. Aime At Heavy Red Toll   MacArthur Asserts Talk of 38th Crossing  Not Present Issue

Home Bureau Annual Meet October 17   Mrs, Kathryn Burne Of U. of I. Will Be Speaker At Session To Be Held In Methodist Church

MAKE PLANS FOR HOME BUREAU’S ANNUAL MEET   Wednesday, Oct. 17, Set For  Day Meet, Program At Wuoaming CMhiurah

MAKE PLANS FOR HOME BUREAU’S ANNUAL MEET   ANNUAL MEE!  Next Wednesday Is Set For Day § Meet, » Program At  ee wat __._..t

REPORTS HOT AGAINST GOVT INPYONGYANE   Desertions at Front Increase as UN Divisions Gain More Ground,

5 Divisions Of UN Sweep  Over Enemy   Fight Key Heights Captured By Allies; Truce Parley Groups Wrangle

Five UN Divisions Push Ahead Against Weakening Commie:  Demorilization Said To Be Spreading In Reds’ Home Front

Tank-led UN Divisions Brive Three Miles North Koreans Reported Rioting Aaainct Red Mactare

ALLIES TAKE EIGHT HILES IN OFFENSIVE   More Than 5,000 Enemy Dead Reported — North Koreans Riot at Home.

Chinese Abandon Guns In Retreat   Rioting Against Communist Rule Reported In North Korea

HOT DRAFT DEBATE LOOMS IN HOUSE   Measure to Call 18 1-2 Year-Olds to Be Taken Us April 3

House Opens Draft Debate April 3rd   Defense Department Ha: No Intent To Speed Colleac Education

House to Open Debate on Hot 182 Draft   Army Says It Won't Call Reserves Nearing End of Enlistment

ARGUMENT MAY FORCE ACTION BY PRESIDENT   Republicans Rally, Renew Demands On China

Truman’s Policy on Chiang s Help Said Unchanged   Another Crackdown on General Hinted as Capital Seethes

ELECTION DAY  It’s Your Vote-and Only You CanUse It   White House Slaps MacArthur’s Wrist

Iinois Shaft Scene of Underground Blasi; Two Rescue Teams Enter Workings to Seek Vidims; Three Badly Injured Miners Broucht to Hoential

Allies Gain 4 Miles in Push   UN Artillery Inflicts Heavy Casualties on Red Troops

Allied Forces Gain Four Miles  UN Artillery. Said   UN Artillery, Said To Be Inflicting Heavy Casualties

U.N. Forces Gained Four Miles In Drive   Allied Artillery Blasts Red Positions

Allied Units Open Drive; Gain Four Miles in E. Korea   Action Touched Off As Biq Red Force Moves Toward Front

RAM AHEAD AT FOUR POINTS ON EASTERN FRONT   Send Drive Close ‘ To Region Held By New Enemy Force

Allies Smash Hard at Hill Positions  In Korea and Gain Four Miles

Allied Forces Gain 4 Miles   Heavy Casualties Inflicted on Reds in Assaults Against Hi!! Positions

Allies Smash Red Positions; Gain Four Miles   Eastern Front Advance Made Friday Night

Allies Hit Reds, Gain Four Miles   Smash at Hill Positions Blast North Korean Reinforcements.

Allies Smash Reds in Hills, Gain 4 Miles   Communists Charge New w UN Attacks in  ie daira Tis wii:

U.N. Planes Hit North Koreans Reinforcements   Blast Troops Massing For Drive, Strike at Supply Routes

Allies Smash Reds Back on {6-Mile Front   Assault Gains Four Miles in First Few Hours

U.N. Artillery Punishes Foe; Key Hill Taker   Enemy Moving Wp _on Eastern Sector; Savage Fighting On

Allied Forces Strike at the Moe in Hills  Kely ine a? nw eare   Flying Boxears Parachute 110 Tons of Supplies

Ram Aheadat Four Points   Attecks Begins Rolling After Thousands of N. Kae reans Seen Moving to Front

Find Bull in Well And Just in Time   Pushed in by Older Bull, He'd Treated Weter About As Long As He Could

Tax Program Burden Rests On Senators   House Republican Leadership Shifts  Responsibility Due ‘To Senatorial Bloc

cee SAN FPANCISCO «-+- Tuesday Welcome Cancelled   MacArthur Plane To Arrive After Dark In Golden Gate City

To Cut Use Of Rubber in Tires   Use of Rubber in Some WNon-Essential Products Will be Eliminated

TRUMAN RULES OUT GENERAL SALES TAX BUT PREFERS HEAVY BOOSTS IN INCOME

Korean Buffer . Zone Proposal  Made To Reds   Two-And-Half-Mile Strip Following Present Battleline, Is Suggested, But Compromise Counter-Offer By Chinese [s Expected

Allies Offer Concrete Plan On Buffer Zone   Next Truce Move Put in Hands of Enemy Delegation

[UN Proposes Buffer Zone,  >Awaits Communist Answer   30th Sides Would Free Territory Totaling 400 Square Miles

Allies Propose Buffer Zone  Concrete Plan Waits Decision of Reds

Would Provide for Cession of About 200 Square Miles of Territory by Both Sides; Air War Still Hot.

Inside Specials      Tax Men Wondering About Doc’s Wandering Dollars

TAX AGENTS EYE RECOVERED LOOT   POLICE FIND THOUSANDS TAKEN FROM DOCTOR'S HOME BY 3 BOYS.

Coast- to-Coast Television Ready By World Series Time, Craig Says

BURGESS, POLICE CHIEF INDICTED   28 From Homestead Are Cited by Grand Jury

Indict Burgess Of Homestead  McLean Was Reelectec Allegheny Court Clerk

Red Pressure On Chechen Builds Up      Force Of 1,000 Chinese Moving Toward City

Central Front Losses  Prompted The Switch   South Koreans Ready At One Point And Chinese Given Surprise; Believe 150.000 Massing.

Struggle Is Launched For Possession of Highest Ridges on Backbone of Peninsula; Meet Stern Resistance 10 Miles from Chechon; Allies Reinforced

‘Red Hordes \Meet Sharp Resistance  \From Allies      Menacing Buildup Of Enemy Troops Reported Coming

South Koreans Hold Chinese Near Road Hub  Attack On Central Erant Ry Five Red   Attack On Central Front By Five Red  Aemy Carns Feared

South Koreans Hold Chinese Near Road Hub  Attack On Central Front By Five Red Aomvwyu Carne Faared

Cameramen Relate Trip To Kaesong   Shabbily-Dressed_ Chinese Guarding Route To City

Shabbily Dressed Reds With American Carbines line Road Into Kaesone

Bill Would Permit Natives To Enter Pioneers’ Home   New Auto Laws For Territory

Bloodmobile Visit Monday Nets 114 Pints   135 Persons Present Themselves at 23rd Visit—50 Walk-In Donors, 21 Rejections

129 Pints Given To Bloodmobile   10 DIQOUTMODITG  156 Persons Appear A~ Donors at 22nd Visit Here Mondays

Quadruple Amputee of World War Il Has Visit With Similarly Handicapped Boy

Quadruple Amputee Smith:   Says He Just Had.To Take It; Large Fund Raised To Assure Future

GAMBLERS’ TAKE LARGE AT BILOXI       ENATE GROUP TOLD THAT SERVICEMEN LOSE $6,000,000 A YEAR.

US Will Continue Rotation   Reds Refuse To Discuss Any Prisoner Exchange

Allies Request  Prisoner Talks   North Korean Rejects  Nuckol’s Proposal At Meeting

UN Says Communists Misuse Prisoners   Fate Of 10,856 Missing Americans Held Top Secret By Enemy

Red Tactics Are Called ‘Blackmail’   UN Request To Discuss POW Plan Rejected

Are Attempting To Obtain Grant: By ‘Blackmail’  Communists Reject UN Request to

—ARMISTICERotation Of GI’s to Continue   “ALLIES REJECT ISLAND DEMANI

Prisoner Deal Used by Reds As Truee Club   Bluntly Refuse to Talk Now; 3 MIGs Victims in Air War

UN Command Charges Blackmail Attempt To Extort Concessions   Communists Angrily Reject Request to Discuss Prisoner Exchange While Enforcement Is Undecided.

Reds Refuse to Discus: Exchange of Prisoners Until Truce Arranged

UN Request To Discuss _ Exchange Of Prisoners Is Rejected By Enemy

Charge Red: Using POW As Hostages   Blast Attempt to Extort Concessions By ‘Blackmail’

Red Air Force Also Increased, In Manchuria  Possibility Of New Offensive In Korea is Being Suggested

Living Costs Drop for First Time in Months   Persons Are Advised To Enjoy “Breather” — It Won't Last Long.

Credit Housewives For Breather in Living Cost Rise   Price of Meat, Some Other Foods Down a Little

Cost Of Living Takes Breather As Price Advance Halts At Long Last

Cost Of Living Slips Back For Short Breather   Meat Most Affected; Housewives Resist Higher-Priced Cuts

Gct Christmas Money For Family or Go to Jail Judge Tells Florida Man

KKKKKEK  CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY TO JACKSONVILLE COURT  WIT LIRA Ae CATA

‘Most Worthy Farm Veteran’ Sought  Veterans Of Foreign Wars Aiding In Search For Lucky Person, Who Will Receive Farm Free

‘Most Worthy Farm Veieran’ Being Sought By VFW: Winner To Receive 80-Acre Farm

Adverse Weather To Continue Here  Snow Changing To   Snow Changing To Snow Squells With Cold Wave Forecast

Adverse Weather To Continue Here   Snow Changing To Snow Squalls With Cold Wave Forecast

Rape Victim, Husband See Big Negro Die In Chat For Attack In Louisiana

Fantasy of Princess Who Wanted The Moon Is Told in Junior's Play

FBI Arrests 1l More Reds:  Starts New Drive On Secondary Party Men

FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST RED LEADERS IN SURPRISE ~- PARTY ROUNDUP -

BI Launches Big Round-up Of Commies   11 Minor Party Chief: Nabbed In California  And New York

Eleven Reds Arrested in New Roundup   Active Party Leaders Nabbed in California

ARREST 11-0N PACIFIC COAST, IN NEW YORK   Party’s New Top Man Among Those Token in Custody

Launch New Roundup Of Red Leaders   11 More Secondary Party Officials Arrested by FBI

West Coast Red Roundup Bags Party Leaders   11 Communists Face Charges Of Conspiracy

— ROUNDUP — California Leaders Included.   ALL ACCUSED. OF CONSPIRACY

Arrest Il More In Roundup   FBI Carries Its Drive Against  Communists to The West Coast

FBI Arrests 11 Secondary Red Party Leaders In New Roundup   LEFTIST ‘ANGEL’ SAYS: Army Commission  Offered To Field

FBI Arrests Eleven Reds Tn New Hunt   Secondary Communists Taken In Los Angeles, *Frisco, New York City

Roundup Of Communists Is Continued  Eleven More U. S. Reds Are Arrested  7 85. § FR. aw de

Secondary Reds In U. 5s Sought   Roundup Launched Throughout Nation

Fresh Roundup Of Minor Reds Nets 11 Arrests   Millionaire Field Refuses To Tell If Posted Bonds For Leaders Of Party

11 Communists Are Arrested On West Coast  ndary landa   Secondary Leaders Charged With Planning Overthrow of U. S.

FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST RED - LEADERS IN SURPRISE *  ‘DPARTY ROUNDUP —

FBI Launches New Roundup of Reds  11 Arrests Made In Calif. and N.Y.

‘ote Reds Resist 11 More of Communists Tees  ‘Second Team’ Seized Along Frond

FBI Starts New Roundup of Reds   ‘Junior’ Commie  Leaders Arrested

3-City Roundup Of Reds Launched   Eleven Secondary ' Communists Held

FBI Launches New Roundup Of Communists   Eleven Arrests Among Lesser Party Leaders

THREE TORNADOES SERINE OKLAHOMA   TWO SCHOOLS, 50 HOMES WRECKED — NO CAS. UALTIES REPORTED.

Free Argentine Daily Silenced  Peron Regime Takes ~ Over La Prensa

Peron Finally Seizes La Prensa   Argentine Regime Celebrates Coun

Peronistas Celebrate As Subservient Concress Expropriates Newspaper

Argentine Government Celebrates As Caustic Critic La Prensa Dies

[ran Optimistic  Over Oil Parley   Lawmakers Meet Sunday; Refinery Is Closing

tran Hopeful For Reopening Of Oil Talks   Harriman Sends Terms From London; AIOC To Close Refinery

lran Confident Over Prospects  For Oil Talks  Harriman’s Reports

Distraught Young Husband Kills Wife On Uniontown Street, Gives Up

New Tricks by Russians Expected   West's Delegates at San Francisco _ Are Apprehensive

FEAR OF RED TRICKS SLOWS PEACE PARLEY  West Wary of Gromy.   West Wary of Gromyko Moves to Block Signing of Treaty With Japanese.

All-Out Intervention In Korea Is Seen As  One Of Possibilities   Leaders Hope To Put Japanese Peace Treaty Through on Sche-. dule But Keep Fingers Crossed.

Reds Believed To Have Heavy Concentration  Just North Of The Line

Chinese Troops Have Stopped Resisting .  In Tha Wactarn Cantar a BiG WHGOLGL I UGULOR   Reds Believed To Have Heavy Troop Concen trations Just North Of The 38th  Parallel On Two Fronts 7

Wilson Sees Truman Amid  Labor Attack   ‘Nothing and Nobody Must Interfere With Defense Production, Says Top Mobilizer

Lahor Leaders ‘Warned by Mobilizer   Says Nobody to Be Permitted to Hold Up Defense

Wilson Warns Labor Leaders Nobody Will Impede Defense   Mobilization Czar Talks With President And Reports Agreement on Program

Wilson Warns Labor After  Truman Parley   Mobilization Leader Says President Agrees Program to Continue

Wilson Issues Stern Warning To Labor Heads   Says ‘Nothing and Nobody’ Will Impede Defense Production

Labor Warned Not To Impede  Defense Program  President Backs Wilson’s Plans Of Mobilization

President Backs Wilson in Stand on Labor Issues   But In the Meantime, Peace Move By Unions Is Reported

Aruman Agrees, Poo  Wilson Tells Labor Leaders ~ Nothing Will Stop War Effort

Navy Ready for Possible Sea Evacuation   Capital Changes Hands Third  Timea Durina Wae

Naval Force Prepared For Evacuation   Capital Changes Hands Third Time During This War

Patrols Pursue UN Army Fleeing Across Han River   Naval Force Ready Off Inchon To Save Any Trapped Troops

Enemy: Patrols Pursue Allies Over Han River   Ridgway Personally Directed Withdrawal From Korean Capital

Foe Crosses Han. Chasing Kighth Army   Ridgway Personally Directs Withdrawal From Capital Of South Korea

Reds Act in Bad Faith, Allies Say   Truce Meeting Chargs Issued After Latest Futile Session:

Call Kaesong Symbol Of ‘Bad Faith’  Deadlock Continues OQiwor Buffer Zane+   Deadlock Continues Over Buffer Zone; New Meeting Set

 Allies Accuse Reds Of  Making Kaesong ‘Universal ‘Symbol Of Bad Faith’

Commie Tricks Bared on Radio   Fighting in Korea Gets More Fierce

Allies Accuse Communists of Making Universal Symbol of Bad Faith Out of Kaesong; No Sign of Break Seen From Subcommittee Meet

Allies Accuse Reds in Korea Of Bad Faith   Charge Negotiation: Not Designed to Reach Solution

Allies Draft Strong Nofe To Communists   Fate of Peace Talks May Be Decided Shortly

Attempt To Intimidate  Allies Noted   Truce Negotiations Remain Deadlocked Sessions Continue

Charge Bad Faith By Red: At Kaesong   Accusation Made By Allies After Another Fruitless  [em

Admiral Joy in Strong Reply to Charges of Reds   Claims no Violation of Neutral Zone at Kaesong by Allies

Negotiations Compt By Red Countercharge   Allies Say Communist Charges Ridiculous; Delegates Schedule Another Truce Session

Communication  May Decide Wa  or Korea Trace Charges of Violation  Lee Bitten. Teaeemnsl ”   Charges of Violation by Allies Termed ©  Ridienlanue

ACCUSE REDS OF ‘BAD FAITH      Allies Debunk ‘Incidents’ As Truce Talks Stay In Deadlock

Future of Truce Efforts To Hinge In Red Reaction  Strong Message By Admiral Joy Follows Charae

Tampico Feels Hurricane   UN Hits Communist Bad Faith At Kaesong

Deadlock Unbroken In Kaesong   U.N. Radio Says Neutrality Breach Charaee Ridleulons

Allies Reply to Red Charges in a Harsh Nole   Reaction by Communists May Determine Peace or More War in Korea.

Allies Toss Accusations At Commies   Declare Kaesonc Talks ‘Symbol Of Bad Faith’

Draft Strong Nole Today   Nature of Note Being Prepared May Decide if Truce Talks to Continue

Allies to Delixer Strong Note To Reds Today Over Constant Hamstringing of Cease-Fire Talks   Admiral Joy’s Reply Will Answer Communist Charges of Violations

Committee Can’t Break Line Stymie   Joy In Tokyo Meeting With Ridgway; Sub Takes Place At Talks

Claim Effort to intimidate UN   Battleship Wisconsin Freed After Grounding in Hudson

Allies Draft ‘Strong Note To Hand Reds   May Bear Heavily O1 Whether Truce Talk: Will Continue

ALLIES CHARGE REDS WITH BAD FAITH   Incidents In Neutral Zone Of Kaesong Cited   TALKS STALEMATED   By Side Issues According To United Nations Command Broadcast

Accusation ls Made Due To Deadlock   Enemy Is Accused Of Making Kaegong ‘Universal Symbol’ Displaying Force .

Allies Charge Commies With ‘Bad Faith’   Charge Made After Sixth Session At Kaesong Peace Talk:

WAR'S HEAVIEST ARTILLERY FIRE POUNDS ENEMY   SOUTH KOREANS HIT HILL POSITION FOLLOWING BARRAGE

Aeceuse Reds of Bad Faith   Deadlock in the Truce Talks Has Not Been Broken

Broadcast Charge Accuses Reds Of Making ‘Universal Symbol Of Bad Faith’ Out Of Kaesong—No Sign Of Breaking Deadlock Noted After Sixth Meeting Of Subcommittee — Negotiations Complicated By Enemy Claim Of Neutrality Violation

Reds Accused by the Allies Of Making “Universal Symbol of Bad Faith” Out of Kaesong

U.N. Again Charges Bad Faith   Reds Accused of Constant Diversions During Peace Talks

Truce Talks Appear Still Deadlocked   Negotiations Snarled By Dispute Over Red Charges

Allies Brand Red Charges “Ridiculous”.   Negotiations Hampered By New Accusation OF. U.N. Site Violations ...

Deadlock Unbroken  In Kaesong   U. N. Radio Says — Neutrality Breach C harges Ridiculous

Allies Brand Kaesong ‘Symbo Of Bad Faith’  gp. oe gmk   Deadlock Continues Over Where to Draw Armistice Boundary

HOT WORDS HURLED BETWEEN UNITED NATIONS AND REDS AS CEASE-FIRE TALK DETERIORATES

DISPUTE FLARES OVER VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY   4. N, Denies Communist Charge That Kaesong Zone Was Violated By Allied  Troops.

Joy Drafts Lengthy Note toCommunists   Foe's Bad Faith ” May Wreck Truce Talks, Allies Charge

Reds Accused Of Making ‘‘A Universal Symbol Of Bad Faith” Out Of Kaesong, Site Of Truce Talks.

Enemy Accused Of “Bad Faith’   Allies Broadcast Charge in Con nection With Kaesong Talks.

Reds Accused Of ‘Bad Faith’ By UN Leaders   Broadcast Charges Commies Have Made Kaesong Symbol of Bad Faith Action

GLOOM ON TALKS   Another Day of Futility at Cease-Fire Conference in Kaesong

SEND STRONG NOTE TO REDS AT KAESONG   Allied Reply to Neutrality Violation Charge May Decide Truce or Continued Korean War.

Reds Accused Of Bad Faith In Truee Talks   Communist Charges Border on Ridiculous, Allied Radio Says

TRUCE OR MORE WAR IN KOREA   Both Sides Make Hot Statements On Other’s Aims

—CERASE-FIRE—  Red Charges Assailed By UN Leaders  No Progress In * Ending DeadlacL

Kaesong Made Symbol of Bad Faith by Reds   Sixth Session Fails To Break Deadlock

PALLIES CLAIM , REDS ATTEMPT INTIMIDATION   Sixth Session Of Small Group Fails To Break Deadlock

New Charges Made As Talks Continue Stalled   UN Broadcast Says Red Accusations Border On “Ridiculous”: Subcommittee Fails To Progres:

Allies Accuse Reds Of ‘Bad Faith’ In Peace Negotiations   No Sign Deadlock Over Buffer Zone Will be Broken

Allies Charge Reds Making Bad Faith Symbol of Kaesona   Subcommittee Holds Sixth Meeting With No Sign of Progress

— CEASE-FIRE — UN Radio Questions Motives   NEGOTIATORS TO MEET AGAIN

Allies Assail Actions of Reds At Truce Parley   bier Vases and monkey yrenches Sa aT TL NTO EI ETE TTS  Japan Expects Russia to Sign Treaty

PropagandaWar Gains Momentum   Talks Stalemated With New Meet Set For Thursday

U.N. Ridicule: Red Charge Of Violation   Truce Negotiations Complicated by Charges, CounterCharges over Kaesong Violation.

Allies Draft Strong Nofe To Communists   Future of Truce. Talks May Hinge. .” On New Development

Allies Accuse Reds Of Bad Faith In Talks   Sixth Sub-Group Parley Fails To Break Buffer Issue

ALLIES CHARGE REDS CURBING TRUCE TALKS   Foe Has Made Kaesong ‘Symbol of Bad Faith’, co UN Says   PROTEST REJECTED   Deadlock Continues on Negotiations For Armistice Line

Message May Decide Whether There Will  Be Korean Armistice Delivery Will Be Made at Meeting of U. N.-Communist Negotiators in Kaesong Today

name Nong, Umpth Verse At Kaesong  No Progress, No   No Progress, No Nothing Made At Wednesday's Talk

U.N. PLANES POUND NEW RED BUILDUP NORTH OF SEOUL   Double Edged Attack Awaited; Diversionary Drive Held Possible

Reds Prepare New Central Front Drives   Twin-Pronged Attack North Of Seoul Due

Red Forces Gathering For Possible Double Edged Drive Against Allies

Strike At Seoul Expected From Iwo Directions  uildups foal rec i Allied Plan

REDS GATHER FOR POSSIBLE NEW OFFENSIVE   Patrols Probe Each Others Lines For Weak Spots

Two-Edged Red Attack Shaping Up   Allied Aircraft Pound Buildups in Central Korean Sector.

Highest State Court Upholds Ban iOn Catholic Condemned “The Miracle”

Some Arms Ai¢ Going fo Tito, U. 5. Discloses   But Reports No Decision Reached on Full Assistance

President May Have To Enter Steel Deadlock   Conciliators Renew Efforts To Avert Steel Plants Tieup

Action Looms Under Clause Of Labor Act   Ching Says Factions Deadlock On Issues For Jan. 1 Strike

Vincent Auriol Sails For U. S.  French President’s  Trip Costs $180,000

Auriol Sails for American Tour   a: St, Se nn   French President To Visit U. 5., Canada

Auriol To Visit InCanada, U.S.  French President To Soil On Trip Tonight

French President Sails On Trip To North America Before Funds Voted

France’s Auriol On 11-Day Trip ToWU.S., Canada   Journey's Cost $180,000; To Make 30 Speeches  Bot Will Avoid Politics

Rok Gains Flank Red Defenses   Seize Control of Ongjin Peninsula On West Coast; Enemy Lossas Moun

Fierce Red Stands Slow UN Advanice   ROK’s Hold Approach to Red Communist Capital

Allied Drive Slows   UN Advance Is Reduced To Crawl by Increased Enemy Resistance on Two Korean Fronts

Reds Sending In 180.000 More Troops   South Korean Marines in Control of Peninsula, Seized With Support of ELN. Naval Units

Onjin Peninsula Now Under Contro Of ROK Marines   South Koreans Have Driven 60 Miles Since Landing On April 6

ROK Forces Seize Ongjin Peninsula   South Korean Marines Sweep Northward on West Coast; But Determined Red Resistance Slows A! lied Forces in Other Sectors

Fierce Resistance Slows U.N. Advance Toa Crawl Today  C laraann AAnrinac   S. Korean Marines Control Nearly All Of Onjin Peninsula

“ierce Enemy Resistance Slows Allied Advance on Western And Central Fronts in Korea  South Korean Marines Seize Control of West Peninsula

Fierce Communist Resistance Slows Advance of U.N. Troops   Planes Blast Red Troops-Crossing Water ‘In Small Boat; Korean Marines Invading New Red-Held Areas Along Seacoast Port

Enemy Slows Allied Thrust   Resistance of Reds Stiffens   South Koreans Control All of Onjin Peninsula

ROK MARINES GET CONTROL OF PENINSULA   Six More Enemy Divisions Sighted Moving To Front .

South Koreans  Take Peninsula On West Coast   Fierce Resistance Slows Allied Advances on Other Sectors

Reds’ Resistance Slows U.N. Troops On Two of Fronts  Eighth Army Gets New Commander; Ridgway in Tokyo

SABOTAGE LAW IS SHELVED  U.S. Plan Eases Tension  In lranian Oil Dispute

Anglo-lranian Oil Situation Appears Eased   US Envoy Persuades Govt. to Abandon "Ant Sabotage Lay

Diplomatic Break Over  Suez Looms Cairo Studies It  TT... .J .... WR...   Cairo Studies It Under Pressure  Of New Violence

Diplomatic Ties With Britain May Be Cut By Egypt   British Raze Town, Meet No Resistance

Egypt Studies Severance of Diplomatic Ties   Action Considered As Result of ‘British Aggression’

Egypt May Cut Ties With Britain   Cabinet Postpones Decision Following Three-Hour Session.

roypt Prepares To Cut British Diplomatic Ties  Suez “Aggression In Razing Village  te Nacic: Key to Decision   ‘Dercicion Awaited

Egypt May End Relations With British Govt.   Foreign Minister Expects: Ministry to Decide Issue Soon

Teacher Pay Hike Bill Ready for Legislature   Ohio Cities Want Bigger Tax Cut

Ohio Cities Seek Increased Funds   Municipalities Also Wan Aid For Defense Plans

—OHIO MUNICIPALITIES— ‘Want State To Provide Them With More Funds

\Florida Governor’s Bitterest 'Attack on Kefauver Appears In Record; Everybody’s Upset

Last Barrier Cleared to Preliminary Talks   Allies Brush Aside Reds’ Suggestion . That UN Negotiators Travel by Jeep

‘Draft Dodger IIs Jailed .  Accusation Deniod      Rep. Hill Protests Hiring of Commeontatore

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   Dick Contino Pleads Guilty To Charge of Evading Draft

CONTINO JAILED AS DRAFT DODGER   ACCORDTONIST PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGES—TO BE SENTENCED AUG. 7.

Sentencina Later      Accordionist Dick Contino Guilty Of Draft-Dodging

Dick Contino Admits Guilt In Draft Dodging, Wants New Chance to Join Army   Sentenced Aua. 7

Heartbroken Father Turns in Two Sons as Dope Addicts   Stolen Articles at Home Provide Clue

U.S. REPLY 10 MALIK OFFERED BY PRESIDENT   Declares Any Settlement Must Fully End All Aceression

TEMPERATURE   Editorial Written In Belligerent Language But Significantly Omits All Pr evious  Communist Demands

Malik Proposal For Cease-Fire Weighed by U.N.   New Peace Feeler Brings Pleas for Definite Offers

Foreign Capitals Buzzing With Reaction F rom Russia’s Feelex For Peace in War-Torn Korea

IHlegal Practice Of Dentistry Case in Court   Three Witnesss  Admit Purchases

lilegal Practice Of Dentistry Case in Court  Three Witnesss Admit Purchases From Ear! Prvor

Psychologist-Politician Held for Bigamy, Could Be Split Personality

BILL COOK 10 GET 4 QUICK TRIAL   KILLER TO BE UNDER 2 HOUR SURVEILLANCE IN OKLAHOMA JAIL.

Quick Trial Te Cook Sought  Confession Made By Terrorist To Six Slayings

Cook Is Due to Arrive in Oklahoma City Sunday for Quick Trial in U. S. Courts

MOBILIZATION POLICIES DRAW MURRAY’S FIRE   ‘Labor Leader Attacks “Conservative Coalitions”  In Speech   PLAN TO TAKE FIGHT TO CONSUMER LEVEL

C10 PRESIDENT PUTS BLAME ON CONSERVATIVES   Policy Group Starts Drive to Tighten Controls

‘Conservative Coalitions’ Under Fire   Union Leaders’ Appeal to Public Opened by Murray

Murray Leads Off Labor Campaign — Branding Price Controls Inadequate

PRICE ADVANCES ~ HIT BY G10 CHEE      No Adequate Mechanism at Work to Halt Inflation, Murray Savs'

Yeclares No One Is Protecting Public ‘Interest; Blames “Conservative Coalitions” for Rising Prices.

REDS REFUSING DISCUSSION OF POW EXCHANGE   Eight-Point Plan Presented By UN To End Deadlock

Would Split 14th and 33d Districts   Philadelphia To Lose One Congressman In Preliminary Agreement Fostered By Letzler.

TO PLAN SMOKER   Committees of Businessmer  Arranging Entertainment For Rural Night   STILL TIME TO  VOTE

Committees of Businessmen Arranging Entertainment . For Rural Night   STILL TIME TO  VOTE

ANTVILLE BOY CRUSHED BENEATH AUTO   Carl Warren Gilborn, 11, Fatally . Hurt By Father’s Car. -

PLEASANTVILL BOY CRUSHED BENEATH AUTO   Carl Warren Gilborn 11, Fatally Hurt By Father’s Car

Government Orders More Steel Reserver For Defense Effort  Will Cut Civilian Supplies, Freeze On Prices Due Soon

More Steel Is Slated For Defense Setup   Order May Mean Slash In Amount Available For Civilian Production.

More Steel fo Be Tagged for Defense Work  New Order May Cut Refrigerator,

Greet General, President Told   Patriotic Americans Want It, O’Conor Says

KKK K KS SEN. O'CONNOR TELLS “TRUMAN PEOPLE WANT HIM TO GREET GENERAL

Asks President To Greet ‘Mac’  Americans Want Hin To, O’Conor’s View

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY WILL HOLD ELECTION OF OFFICERS JUNE 22

AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY CHANGES MEETING NIGHTS TG SECOND AND FOURTH TUESDAY

Plead Guilty in “Prayer” Robbery   Two Gypsies Paroled From Sentences on Promise to Give . : Durham Manav RueL:

Plead Guilty in “Prayer” Robbery   Two Gvosies Paroled   Two Gypsies Paroled From Sentences on Promise to Give Durham Monev Back

Designs Rocket Capable of Trip to Moon, Back   Space Travel Nearer Than Many Think, Engineer Asserts

Expert Sees Early Space Travel Plans For Possible Trip To Moon Giver

‘Buck Rogers’ Space Travel Era Near Says Navy Guided Missiles Expert

Claims Space Travel Closer Than Most People Realize Offers Plan For Rocket To Moon

Mac. Right, Hoffman  Dec ‘lares   Talks At Round Table Gathering

Dry Weather Costs State $150 Million In Crop Loss   Heavy Showers Bring New Hope To Northwest Ala bama: More Are Forecast: Gadsden Has Rain. Hail

Drouth Losses To State Crops At $150 Million  Scattered Showers  In North Alabame

Seek Settlement In Battle Over State Income Tax   Fine Backers, Foes in Senate Meeting Today

Defense Head Declares: Russia Has Atem Bombs To Hit Major U: S. Cities

Russians Can ‘Grand-Slam Atom at US.   Civil Defense Head Believes Attack Would Hit Many Cities

EXPERTS GUESS ON FUTURE OF ATOM WARFARE   DEFENSE OFFICIAL SAYS RUSSIA CAN BOMB U. S. CITIES

Underworld Glamor Girt Virginia Hill Brightens Up Senate Crime Show

BILL TO FORBID SUNDAY SALE OF __ ANITOS. VETOED   Why Not Bar Groceries, News - papers, Too, Governor Acke_

Warns Stopping Inflation Will Be Tougher Than Getting Production

Strong Nation In Two Years SeenBy Wilson   Defense Mobilizer Thinks U. S. Will Be Safe From Attack

Wilson Says It Will Take Another Two Years of Sacrifice, Productionto Be Ready for War .

Target Date Of 1953 Set By Wilson    Sees Defense, Civilian Output AtHiohLevelThen

Sets 1953 as Goal  for Full Readiness   Mobilizer Asks 24 Months of Sacrifice for ‘Security,’ Strong Civilian Economy

2 YEARS MORE AND U. S. WILL BE STRONG ENOUGH TO BE REASONABLY SAFE

Far From Peak Of Military Might,  Wilson Declares   Huge Arms Buildup, High-Level Civilian Economy Seen By 1953, Barring World War Or Inflation

U. 5. to Be Safe In Two Years,  Asserts Wilson  Time Will Help Economy, Too, He  Es Re   Suhmits Reonrt

Strong America For War, Peace Two-Year Goal   Reasonable Safety Is Seen by Then In Wilson’s Report

Drive, Unity Needed ‘Wilson Says U.S. Should ‘Be Reasonably Safe by ’53

Wilson Sees 2-Year Mobilization Effort  Work and Sacrifice Needed, He Warns

Airborne Outfit Plans Exercises   Training Jumps Set For Maxton Monday

Third Division’s Midnight Ride to Tackle And Hurl Beck Communists Finally Revealed

GI'S Seize 3 Enemy Centers   Seo British Survivor's Reseue, Parga 11-A   Third Division Revealed as U.N. Unit Which Stopped Enemy Breakthrough

Censorship Lifted on Rush to Is Your Auto The Rescue by Third Division Safe To Drive!

ActorJohnAgar Gets Jail Term  Called ‘Potential Killer’ In Drunk Driving Case

VIOLENT RAINS TAKE 3 LIVES,  FLOOD HOMES   Abilene Hit By Heavy Downpour; Tornado Strikes

Nampan Dies In Aceident   Mrs. Betty Miller, 19. Killed in Washington; 4 More Injured

First Effect Of Rollbacks  Lowers Beef   $1.50 To $2 Lower At Omaha; Too Few Stockers In Chicago

Biggest Scandal Since Murder, Inc.  Rocks New York City  Key Witness Against 18 Ousted Policemen  Escapes From Police

Wrote Farewell Note While Awaiting Death After Explosion,  His Doctor Reveals

last Survivor's Condition ‘Fair’   Mine Victim Takes Turn For Worst

Survivor of Mine Blast Had Given Uf   Cecil Sander Has Turr for Worse But Makes Good Rally. -

faft Says Truman Can't Send U.S. [roops to Europe   Declares in Senate That Such Action Must Have OK from Congress

Taft Urges Caution In Armament   Republican Senator Says Truman Lacks Authority To Aet

Democrats. Assail Taft Policy Talk   “Power of President~ Opens Up New.Foreign Debate in Congréss

Senator Hits Decisions on Korea, Europe  President Without Power to Promise ; oS oe fee, ee .

Nation ‘Sucked’ Into Korea War  Taft Declares  Truman’s Asserted  Power Challenged

Truman Without Power to Commit Americans to Europe, Taft Araques

Declares Trumar Cant Send More Men To Europe  Taft Disagrees With President, Asserts Congress’ OK Needed

alt Says C —      U.S. Troops. iin  “Denies President: Has Power to Conimit Soldieré to Europe

Senator Says President Must Get Approval Of Congress   Claims U. 8. Involved in Korean War Without Authority

Taft Challenges Right To Send GI's To Europe   Opens New Phase In Bitter Foreign Policy Fight

Says Congress Only Authority ‘For Moving Gls   Also Assails Appointment Of ‘Ike’ to New Job

Taft Opens Fo reign Debate   Truman Has No Authority To Send US Troops to Europe, Senator Says   FINGER ON KOREA   Involved There Without Authority, He Declares: Opens Long Argument

Taft Presses Policy Fight   Says Any U.S. Army Sent to Europe Might ‘Be Destroyed And Never Get Back Home

Allies Abandon Big Suwon Air Base: Reds Advance   Sendtor Taft Opens a New Phase of Foreign Policy Fiqhi

Taft Challenges Truman's Power  To Commit Troops  GOP Senate Chief _..Questions Korea, European Action

Taft Charges Truman Usurped His Authority   “Has No Power to Commit Troops to European Defense’

Taft Denies Truman Has Power to Send Troops to Europe   Should Not Force Defense Aid on Western Europe

Taft Says Truman Can't Order U.S. Troops to Europe   Congress Must OK Sending of Force, Ohio Solon Asserts

Speech By Taft Opens NewPhase Of Defense Fight   GOP Senator . Challenges President’s Authority To Send Troops Abroad

Taft Disputes Sending Army Into Europe   Truman Lacked Power To Commit U: In Korea. He Savs

Use Of Troops Rapped By Taft   ‘Truman Involved U.S. In War ‘Without Authority, Senator Charges

Taft Challenges Truman Contention He Has Right To Send Troops Abroac

—T AFT-— Challenges Powers Of  President  Asserts Congress  Has Say On Troop

Wants Defenses Improved for US   furopeans Must Take Lead in New Defensive Army

Sen. Taft Challenges U, S. Policy   Says Commitment Of Troops to Europe 1s for Congress OfU. S. to Decide

Taft Attacks Truman’s Move... .  Authority To Send Troops Questioned

Truman Power To Send Troops Abroad Denied   Republican Senator Blasts President On Korea Conflict

Taft Charges Stir Up New Policy Fight   Challenges Truman Authority To Order More Troops Abroad

Taft's Criticism of Truman Opens New Phase in Foreign Policy Debate

Ohioan Hits Troop Acts By Truman   Commitments Without Congress Approval Called Illegal.

Taft Denies Truman Can Send Army   Senator Says Only Congress Has Such Right

Taft Attacks Foreign Policy  On New Front   Challenges Truman Con tention He Has Power to Send Troops to Europe

Tatt Challenges President In Sending Yanks Overseas   Heavy Tax Demanded To Block Communism

Taft Says Truman Broughi War On Us Without Right   Major GOP Policy Speech In Senate

Says President Has No Power to Commit U. S. Units to Europe Army   ‘Acted In Korea Without Authority   Ohio. Senator Willing to Send a Few Divisions lf Europeans Lead

Taft Challenges Truman’s Authority To Send Additional Troops To Europe   Senator Opens New Phase In Foreign Policy Figh With His Senate Speech; Reaction OL Calleaotes Mixed.

Dissent by Taft as to Authority  Says Truman Lacks Right to (‘ommit Troon

TAFT QUESTIONS AUTHORITY OF THE PRESIDENT   SPEECH IN SENATE OPENS NEW PHASE OF POLICY ROW

Taft Says HST  Hasn'f Power To  Commit Troops Ohio Senator Claims Congress Must Okay  U. S. Force Destined For Duty In Europe

Senator Insists Only Congress Has Authority  Charges President Involved Nation — ln Varann War

Taft’s Blast Adds Fuel To Policy Fire   Challenges Right Of President To Send Troops To Europe

Congress Approval?  Taft Questions Truman’: Power To Send Troops For Europe’s Defense

Taft Starts New Battle On F oreign Policy Issue By Challenging President

Taft Says U.S. Was Sucked In   Claims President Can't Send Yanks To Europe Army

NEW PHASE IN FOREIGN POLICY FIGHT OPENED   Taft Challenges President's Authority to Send Troops to Europe.

Rower fo Send Troops Overseas Draws Attack   President Lacked Authority to Enter Korean War, Claim

Sen. Taft D Disputes . ruman’s Authority           ip ‘PP a Sug gests © "Nations “Help  bloae.   “INVOLVED: US IN. KOREAN WAR"

SOLON DOUBTS PRESIDENT'S AUTHORITY   Challenges Power To Send More Troops To Europe   Says U. S. Should Build Up Air And Sea Defenses, A-Bomb Centers

Challenge Met By Democrats   Power to Ship Out Soldiers Questioned

U.S. FOREIGN POLICY ROW IN NEW STAG   Taft: Lays Basis _ For Running Debaie in Senate

Authority Of Truman Challenged   Taft Says President Has No Authority To Send More U. S. Troops To Europe

Taft Challenges Truman’s-Power To Commif U.S. Troops fo Europe   Republican Senator Also Asserts President ‘Without Authority Involved Us in Korean War’: Says Europe Must Lead in Own Defense

Taft Denies Right fo Name Ike Commander   Asserts President Involved US In War Without Authority

Taft Says Truman Has No Power To Send Gls To West   Taft Claims President Had No Authority To Begin Korean War; Congress Must OK ee Transfer

Attack by Taff Touches Off New Fight on Policies  Truman Challenge Includes Plan for Powerful Defense

Senator Taft Says President Has No Power to Commit American Soldiers to Defense Force Without Approval From Congress; Charges U. S. Involved in Korea Without Authority

Questions Authority Of Trumar   Involved US in War GOP Policy Chief  Tells Senators

Taft Denies Truman Has Army Say-so  Congress Must First OK Move, He Says

Taft Opens New Policy Feud Phase   Suggests Purse Check Use for Regaining Lost Powers.

Taft Touches Off Battle Over Truman Right To Send Troops To Europe Defense   Taft Challenge Opens DeepRooted Constitutional Fight   Democrat Senators Dispule Ta fts Budgetary P roposals   Taft Speech Stirs Debate On kKditorial Pages, Also   ROCHESTER (N.¥.) DEMO  DAT a atex fsb scaaraesr’i L. 2 is ae

Senator Taft Opens New Phase In Policy Fight   Challenges Truman’s Authority To Send Troops To Europe

Taft Opens New.     Phase in Foreign:     “Ohio. Republican's: 5° “Speech In Seriate — is Talk-In- Capital

PUT U. S. INTO WAR WITHOUT AUTHORITY   In Foreign Policy Speech Taft Says Congress Must Approve Overseas Troop Commitments.   OPPOSES U. S. HEAD OF JOINT ARMY   Favors Limited Help if Europeans Take Lead; Fears Truman Adopting Korea Policy in Europe.

Taft's Speech Opens New Battle Over Foreign Policy   Voice of Congress Demanded in Crisis; Senater Challenges Truman’s Authority

Senator Hits President for Invoking War  Truman Exceeded  LOR SS ee i a EE

Chinese Revile at UN Charges   Air Force Official Amazed at ‘Terrific Toll Taken of Reds’

Allies Only Seven Miles From Seoul   Communists Send. More Troops To Line

Ailied Troons Take Heights Without Shot   United Nations Also Score New Gains in Central Korea

llran Threatens (Oil Negotiations With 3 Demands   Vice-Premier Says Britain Must Accept

Tran Delivers Ultimatum To  Britain On Oil   Threatens To Break Off Talks Unless 3 Points Are Accepted

lran Hands Britain 3-Point Ultimatum   Threatens To Break Off Negotiations On Oil Unless Britain Concedes

> Demands Made On Britain By Iran   ‘Te hran Will Break Off Talks U nless  They Are Accepted, Fatemi Says

Iran Hands Britain 3-Point Ultimatum, Demands Acceptancs  Threatens to Break Off Oil Talks Unless Program Is Adopted

Battle Below Wonju; War Tempo Speeds Up In Patrol Actions as Foe Mounts Big Push

ALLIES BLAST ENEMY FORCE; 1,000 KILLET   UN Scouting Units Thrust Through Red Trap

Date Is Set By A New lowa Law   Corning, Prescott And Carbon Will, Name New Officers

DISMISSES GENERAL — IN DISPUTE ON U. 1 : FAR EAST STRATEGY      Truman Acts After Days of Discussion and Indecision and in Face of Warning Hot Fight Would Develop. Releases Messages Showing MacArthur Scorned Orders on Policy State ments; Says General Free to Come Home. __   SEE PAGE NINE FOR MacARTHUR PICTURES

President Charges General Failec To Support, and Sought to Change, Grand Strategy of War

General Char ced With Failing To Support UN; Ridew: ay Succeeds Him   Van Fleet To Command 8th Army In Korea; Secret Messaves Released To Show Quarrels

General Relieved of All Commands In Par East: Move Revealed at  a.m. Today With ‘Deep Regret’

Charges General With Refusing W holeHearted Support To U.S. Policies

-- RIDGWAY IS SUCCESSOR — Truman Charges Failure to Back UN War Policy

Sensational Early-Morning Announcement Is Released By President’s Press Secretary ; Deposed General Is Left Free To Return To U. S. After Absence Of Nearly 14 Years

Truman Acts At Midnight After Days Of Indecision   Ridgway Named toSucceed (;eneral in All Four Posts

CHARGES FAILURE T0 BACK POLICIES OF NATION, U. N.   Strips Far East Leader Of Four Commands, Puts In Ridgway, Van Fleet

Republican Congressmen Talk Of ‘Possible Impeachments’; Political Controversy Rages

Ridgway Replaces General as Top UN Far Eastern Chief   Failure To Support Strategy Of United Nations Claimed  In Pracident’c Dirartive

President Fired Leader for Failing To Support Policy  Midnight Action Climax of Long, Bitter Dispute

_ President Says Action Is Forced By'General’s ‘Fail ure to Support, _ And Effort to Change’ UN War Policy

Truman Fires UN Commander in Conflict overHow To 3 Stop Communist Aggression ~

President Charges Failure To Support And Seeking To Change Far East Stratery

VAN FLEET TO TAKE CHARGE OF 8TH ARMY   Administration Braces Itself for Expected Political Explosion In U.S.

White House Issues Statement at  A. M. Today Relieving Him of Fourfold Duties in Far East.

Army General Fired Because He Tried To Alter U.N. Strategy   President Expresses Regret That He Found it Necessary to Relieve Commander of His Several Posts

NON-SUPPORT OF PNG 1s PAUSE EWEN   Lt. Gen. Ridgway Succeeds Mac in All. Far. East Commands.

PRESIDENT NAMES RIDGWAY TO TAKE CHARGE IN TOKYO   General's Efforts To Change U.N. Policy Responsible For His Removal, Truman Says; Van Fleet To Head Forces In Korea.

71-Year-Old General Relieved Of Four-Fold Duties in Japan  ren MacArthur Failed to Support And Sought to Change Strategy of War

Charges General Failed to Support Policies of U. N.   Free to Return And Make Full Report To Congress

STATEMENT ON ACTION COMES AS SURPRISE   Announcement Made At 1A. M. After Days Of Indecision

News Day, Night   bartdes Becomes Chief Of UN Forces; Van Fleet Promoted      Truman Gives Failure To Support U.S. Objectives As Reason For Act

Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway Is Named Successor; Expect Political Explosion From Tokyo and Washington Sources

Truman Asserts Leader Failed to Back UN Policy   Acting with “Deep Regret’ President Appoints Ridgway As a Successor

Ridgway Named UN Commander   Surprise Announcement Due To Conflict on Far East Policies

Failure To Back U.S. Policies Is Given as Cause   Sensational Action Stirs Furor among Nation’s Lawmakers

M’Arthur Ousted From All Far East Commands  Sk EY an,   Truman Fires General For Not Supporting U. S., UN Instructions

Famed Commander Relieved Of All Duties In Far East — Ridgway. Is Successor — Decision Made With “Deep Regret,” Truman Says—Releases Secret Notes On Issue

Lack of Cooperation By General Given as Reason   Names Ridgway as Top Commander; Van Fleet Goes to Korea

71-Year Old General Is Stripped Of His Four-Fold Duties; Truman Declares Doug sought To Change Strategy Of Korean War

Drastic Act  Is Climax of  Policy Feud Gen. Ridgway  Takes over as UN Commander

President Says General Failed To Back Policy   Unprecedentedly Reveals Secret Official Letters

Fired On Grounds He Did Not Back Strategy OfUN   Truman Took Step After Indecision And Daan Reacrat

SENSATIONAL MESSAGE IS GIVEN OUT AT WHITE HOUSE KARLY WEDNESDAY MORNING   General Is Relieved of All Four Commands as Penalty for Going  Over the Head of the President

Gen. Ridgway Named To Take Over In Orient  Made By Truman After 4 Days Of

Far East Leader Is Ousted For Failure To Support U: N. Strateaqy In Korean War

Failed to Support Policies of U. N. And U.S. In Korea   Ridgway Named To Top Post In Asian Command

Truman Acts on Ground General Scorned Policy  Conecntiinaunl Gintarmnn   Sensational Statement Is Issued at Midnight

RELIEVED OF ALL COMMANDS President’s Order Says General Did Not Follow U.N. Strategy In Korea

Charges Failure To Support U.S. And U.N. Plans To Defeat Reds   Lt.-Gen. Matthew B. Ridgeway Named To Lead Allied Armies [n Korea; Nation Is Stunned.

Actiow Car Fiery Row Over Policy   Letter to Martin, Peace Offer Led to Dismissal

Mac Stripped Of Four-Fold Command Rank   President Contends General Not Giving Wholehearted Support To U. S.. UN Policies

Ridgeway Is New Leader For Pacific   World Startled By Sudden Move Made From White House

FailureToGive  Backing ToU.N. Strategy Cited   Ridgway Named To Take Over Reins In Korea As News Of Ouster Rocks World; Long Fight Culminated

Truman’s Action Stems From Long Wrangle Over Policy in Korea, China

General Relieved  Of High Command   President Acts ‘With Regret’ To Oust Far East War Hero

Gross Is Facing Psychiatric Test   Brooklyn Cops Involved In Case

Gross’ Mental Status fo Be Put in Test   Police Graft Charges In Brooklyn Leads to Hint of Psychiatry As Defense Action

Gross Is Facing Psychiatric Test   Brooklyn Cops Involved In Case  Re PARE wT wWAeaRPRrraernnal

ruman Keeps Even His ntimates Guessing On lis Plans For '52 Race

TRUMAN KEEPING PARTY GUESSING   President Is Silent On His Plans For Next Election— Close Associates Are Speculating.

Truman Keeps Friends Guessinc  President Silent Orn Lite ‘E9 Dlane

TRUMAN KEEPS "EM GUESSING   Even His Closest Associates Don't Know Whether He'll Run

Truman Still Keeps Intimates Puzzled Over Whether He Will Seek Re-Election

Truman Keeping Friends In Dark About 1952 Plan   Even Close Cronies In Dark About HST In Next Campaign

Republican Rally:Set for Sunday .  Cerro Gordo Plans Larae Deleantinn

Busy Legislative Slate May Bring Heated Debates   Coliseum, Budget, Vehicle Inspection Are Up For Argumen'

Auto Inspection Bill Is Issue . Financial Pr oblems Await  Action Of State Assembly

Business Due To Pick Up For States Legislators   Two Heated Issues Slated For Debates

Ex-Boxer Killed  In Cafe Brawl  Twelve Arrested By Columbus Police

Indicting Of China Set Today   U.S. to Introduce Tough Resolution On Aggression

White House Aid's Husband To Be Quizzed   Charges He Peddled Influence With RFC Are To Be Aired

SENATE PROBERS TO QUESTION WHITE HOUSE STENO’S HUSBAND   =Influence Peddling= Charges To Get Committee Airing

Blunders Bared In Democratic Money-Raising  Michigan Shakedow: Tactics Odiferous

Tactless Tactics Of State Demos Boomerang Fast  Political Shakedown   Political Shakedown is Charged by Meade:

300 Oilmen Given Nine Days’ Grace   Deputy Charges Iran ‘Stampeding Toward Communism

Get Out Oct. 4 Iran Premier Tells Britons   wesw seereoeeeEUeeee  Aid Says Workers Can’t Remain Under  Any Cirrimetancea

Premier Mossadegh of Iran Orders 300 British Technicians to get Out by October 4   Move Comes as Result of Failure To Negotiate: Shah Is Irritated   rDIC Tied Up Because of Internal Strife

DEPUTY CHARGES IRAN GOVERNMENT FRIENDLY 10 REDS   Mossadegh Again Fails Tc Get Confidence Vote On OU Policiec

British Oil Experts Told To Leave Iran By Oct. 4   ‘Mossadegh Tells:300 Technicians To Move ‘Out; British Will Not Resist Formal Order

Iran Gives British Employes Nine Days To Leave Country  Official Says Premier’: Policy Toward Britain Plaving In Red Hande

Faiemi Declares No More British” To Be Employed   Vote Of Confidence Fails In Parliament

Britain’s Oil. Experts Told  To Leave Iran   Premier Sets Oct. 4: As Final Date For Empire Technicians

trae Orders British Out by Tuesday   British Have Ships - Off Iranian Coast To Protect Oil Men

UN Demands Accounting  Of Missing   Tell Reds They Must Give Further Reports On Unlisted Captives

Allies Want Discrepancies Explained  "More Than 1,000 Americans Not On Prisoner List

ALLIES DEMAND REDS ACCOUNT FOR 1,003 MORE POWS   Ridgway Asks Red Cross laspect Camps; U. N. Would Give Up Islands

Reds Told To Account For 1,000 Captives  UN Demands More POW  Information

Allies Demand Report On Fate Of UN Soldiers   Reds Asked To Account For Big Diserepancy In Liste Of Prisoners

Stiff Note Is Handed Reds   More Than 1,000 U. N. Soldiers Unaccounted for; Allies Make Island  Offer

Ridaway Calls For Reds fo Admit Red Cross  U.N. Offers to Give Up All Islands Off North Korean Coast

Many Are Not Listed as War Prisoners  Didawnay Aleo Wants   Ridgway Also Wants Red Cross to Inspect Prison Camps

1,000 Still Missing: U.N.  Stiffly Worded Note Turned Over to Reds

Islands Offered To Korean Reds In Truce Move    Gen. Ridgway Makes Appeal for Red Cross

Stift UN Note Demands Reds Account for 1000 Missing Allied Soldiers

Allied Command Says 1,000 Americans and ‘Unbelievable Number' of South Koreans Not Listed.

Big ROK Group Also Missing   Allies Offer to Withdraw from Island¢

Stiff Note Sent to Red High Brass   Chinese Radio Mentions Names Not on List Given to Negotiators by Enemy   Would Give Isles   UN Offers to Yield All Islands Now Held by Allies :

UN Offers to Give Up Islands Off North Korean Coast      Allies Demand Account of Missing Prisoners

Say Unbelievable Numbe: Of South Koreans Also Not Listed as Prisoners

Sharp U. N. Note Demands Further Red Accounting   More Than 1,000 Gls, Unnumbered ROKs Not on Prisoner Lists

Allies Seek  Accounting. Of Missing   Ridgway Appeals to Foe To Allow Red Cross . Visits to Camps.

Allies Demand Peas Account for 1,093 Missing Americans   U. N. Offers to Give Up Islands to Hasten Agreement on Armistice.

JEMAND REDS ACCOUNT FOR THE UNLISTED   Ridgway Also Appeals for Opening Prison Camps to Red Cross.

Ridgway Seeks Permission For Red Cross To Cheek Prisons In North Korea

Allies Demand Reds Account for 1000 American And Other Missing UN Soldiers Not on POW List

1,000 NAMES ARE MISSING FROM LIST   More Than 1,000 Named in Red Propaganda Broadcasts Not Listed on Prisoner Roster.   WANT RED CROSS ADMITTED TO CAMPS   Allies Say “Unbelievable Number” S. Koreans Unaccounted for. Offer to Give Up Islands.

Stiffly-Worded Note Seeks: Whereabouts of Over 1,000 Americans and ‘Unbelievable? Number of South Koreans Not Listed as Prisoners—Red Cross Esitry Appeal Méde

Many Are Not Listed as War Prisoners   Ridgway Also Wants Red Cross to Inspect Prison Camps

Stiffly Worded Demand Given Ta Chinese Reds  Accoun ting Of UN Missing Soldiers nr  im mm an nn chin od

 Allies Demand:Reds Account for U.N. Soldiers, ‘South Koreans Not Listed as Prisoners. of War

Allies Ask Accounting on POWs   More Than 1000 U. S. Soldiers Not on Commie List

Reds Are Told to Explain Shortage Of Names on List   More Than 1000 Americans Are Unaccounted for as Prisoners In Communist Report to Allies

United Nations Demand Accounting Of More Than 1,000 American And U. N. Soldiers By Communists —

STIFF NOTE ASKS ACCOUNTING FOR MEN NOT LISTED   ALLIED NEGOTIATORS OFFER TO GIVE UP ISLANDS OFF KOREA

Permission Asked For IRC Visit   U.N. Forces Agree To Give Up Islands On Korea’s Coast

Allies Want Explanation About Names  Not On List   Communists Get stiffly Worded  Note At Session

Allies Demand A Report on Others   U. N. Wants Account of More Than 1,000 Missing Soldiers   NOT ON THE POW LIST   Fighter Planes Continue to Blast the Red Rail  Lines

Allies Demand Reds Account For Another 1,000 U. N. Men   Stiffly Worded Note Also Asks Whereabouts Of “An Unbelievable Number” Of South Koreans Listed As Missing.

Stifly Worded. U. N. Note Sent To Communists  Islands Given Up To  Hasten Armistice

Notes Red Radio Earlier Listed 1,000 Others   Wide Discrepancies Bring Sharp Note Asking Explanation

Many Quoted on Radio Not onReds’ List   Ridgway Asks Enemy Permit Red Cross to Visit Prison Camps

Allies Demand Reds  Account For Thousands Not Listed As Prisoners

OFFER TO GIVE UP ISLANDS OFF KOREA   Reds Urged To Open Prison - Camps To Red Cross      Asks Explanation Of Wide Discrepancies On List; Meetings Scheduled

'Alfies Demand Reds Account For ‘Still Missing UN Troops, Staggering Loss Of Koreans

Say 1,000 Men Are Not Named On Prison List   UN Offers To Give Up Islands To Speed  Truce Negotiations

Stiff Note Handed To  Communists   At Least 1,000 Missing Are Not Accounted For

Demand Account By Reds for Many Missing Americans  AAan AAantinned   Men Mentioned By Communists Are Not Listed

Allies Demand Report on 1,000  More Prisoners  Many U.N. Troops Unaccounted for In Red Roster

Want Prisons Open to Red Cross Checkers   Allies Offer Isles To Foe, Hoping To Sneed Peace

Seek Word On 1,000 Missing From Red List   U. N. TRUCE TEAM AGREES TO GIVE UP ALL ISLANDS OFF KOREA COAST IN MOVE TQ HASTEN ARAAISTICE

[Missing GIs 'Not On Lists Given To UN   Allies Hasten Moves To Get Agreement  Armiativn In Knrean

Allies Demand Reds Account for Missing   Stiff Note Follows Gen. Ridgway’s Appeal to Communists to Open Prison Comos to Reoresentatives of Red Cross

Allies Claim 1,000 Of Own Men Unlisted   Also ‘Unbelievable’ Number  Of ROKs: Broadcasts Cited

Demand Issued By Allies In Sharp Note   Communists Asked To Allow Red Cross Workers In Camps

Communists Given Note   Gen. Ridgway Appeals for Opening of Prison Camps to Red Cross Officials

Ridgway Urges Opening Camps To Red Cross   UN Offers to Give Up All Islands Off Coast To Hasten Armistice

DEMAND REDS GIVE ACCOUNT OF 1,000 GI's   ‘Unbelievable Number’ 0! Allied Names Missing On POW List

Red Radio Names 1,000 Not On List   Wide Discrepancies Bring Sharp Note Asking Explanation

Let Red Cross Visit Camps— Gen. Ridgway  i   Stiff Note Asks For Explanation of Wide Discrepancies Between  POW List, Allied Total

Full Account Of Non-Listed Men Sought   Stiffly Worded Note Is Delivered To  Red Liaison Officer; ‘Allies Submit Offer

Fillmore and Cabinet Saw It All  Erie Re-Enacts Triumphant Trip Just 1OO Years Aao

Resignation  Of Clay Fails To Move Labor   Exit of Wilson Aid Does Not. Forecast Union Cooneratinn

Labor Leaders Shrug Off Clay Resignation   Special Aide To Mobilization Chief Wilson Ounits Post: Noe ladicatian As To Successor

INCREASE ASKED IN CHURCH FUND   Appeal Made to Presbyterians For More Giving to Needs — Population In. crease Cited.

Church Officials Issue Warning   Presbyterians Told To Give More Funds

Presbyterians End Assembly   Take Home Plea For Increased Giving;  Budget Cut To Bone

Group Organized lo Map Next Step Against Peiping  Serio Plon Wins  By 44To7 agin: Poa ce Still Soug!

Indietment By Assembly Passes, 44-7   Britain Joins With U.§. In Resolution Blastine Communists

UN Assembly Tags China ‘Aggressor   Committees Named To Pursue Peace Efforts And Study Sanctions Question

UN Assembly Indicts Red China Members Skip Debate, Okay US Resolution

Assembly Leaves Door Open Fer. Korean Peace Bid   Study Punitive Action Against Peiping Regime

UN General Assembly Formally Brands Red China As Aggressor  Moves With Speed io Approve, 44 to 7, U.S.  Sponsored Resolution

Lattimore identified As Red   Budenz Testifies Ex-Diplomat Was Cell Member in Pacific Institute

Paratroops Defy Natural Instinct, Undergo Rough Training For Jobs

Wherry Says O’ Dwyer Should Resign or Clear Himself of Crime Charges

Wherry Asks O’Dwyer To Quit Or Talk   U.S. Ambassador Offers No Comment On Probers Charges

jn Unrime Neport  O'Dwyer Should Clear Self ‘Or Quit, Wherry Comments

Wherry Says O'Dwyer Should Quit 0r Clear Himself Of Accusations   Senate Crimo Prohare Lie Hard At  Rue Mek ee Eee wa EERt  Former New York Mayor, Prosecutor

0’DWYER HAS “NO COMMENT’ ON CHARGE   Wherry Demands Furthe: Action Should Be Taken On Kefauver Report.

ASKS O’DWYER TO CLEAR SELF   Ambassador Told ‘Defend Self Against Charges Or Resign Post’

Wherry ThinksO’Dwyer Should Quit or Clear Self   Republican Says Charges Give No Other Alternatives— Committee Members Decline Direct Comment

Says O'Dwyer Should Resign o1 Clear Himself  They Are Only Alternatives Open To Ambeassador—Wherrv

O'Dwyer Should. Quit or Clear — Self--Wherry   Former N. Y. Mayor Is Silenten Charges — of Committee

Wherry Urges O'Dwyer Quit Or Clear Self   Envoy to Mexico Withholds Comment On Recommendation

Wherry Suggests ()’Dwyer Resign Or Clear Himself   Declares Committee Report Leaves Him No Other Alternative

Wherry Says O’Dwyer Should Resign as Ambassador: No Recall Plan Indicated

SENATOR URGES O’DWYER TO ACT   Wherry Proposes Ambassador Either ‘Resign Or Clear Himnself’

 O’DWYER ON THE SPOT Wherr y Says Ex-M ayor Should Resign Office

Wherry Calls For O’Dwyer To Clear Self   Lawmaker Says Ex-New York Mayor Has No Alternative

Wherry Wants O'Dwyer Quit Or ‘Clear Self   Former New York Mayor Says Nothing About Crime Report

10 Million Cut In Spending Put To Legislature  First Money Hearing Finds White Asking More For Denartment

Ration Rumors Discounted by Price Stabilizer   Mobilization Chief Says Big Business Is Not Favored

No Rationing Contemplated, DiSalle Claims   Book Printing Rumors Denied By Price Czar

There Can Be No Safety For Free Nations As Long As Local Communist Parties Exist

Every Communist Cell in Democratic Country Is Cancerous and Dangerous

Soldiers Die As Automobile Strikes Trae   Car Fails to Make Curve on Highway 31 Four Miles From Campy Atterbury

Russian UN Delegate Makes No Conditions   Broadeast on ‘Price of Peace’ Program Is First Time Soviet Proposals Have Not Included Red China Favoritism

Soviet Delegate Bids for Parley. Of Belligerents   Proposal Not Hedged With Conditions For Red China to Join UN

Malik Calls For Korean Cease-Fire   Russian Delegate Says Both Sides Should Withdraw

Makes Major Bid For Peace In Bloody War   Russian Wants Both Sides To Halt Fight And Leave 38th Line

Red Delegate Urges CeaseFire Parleys   Proposal First Bid for Ending Korean Conflict

REDS WANTS T0 EXCHANGE ALL OF PRISONERS   UN Has Lost More Planes Than Reds In Korean War

V. F. W. Demands Acheson Ouster   McCarthy Suggests Jury Trial; Offers to Resign Senate lf Jury Rules Against His Accusations

VFW Demands Acheson, Aides Be Dismissed  Resolution Follows McCarthy's Address  To N. Y. Convention

VFW Resolution Urges Ousting Of Dean Acheson   Vets Also Calk For the Firing of ‘Other’. ee" Policy-Making Officials in State ‘Department Blast ls Aimed For Failure of Relationship :

Ouster of Sec. Acheson Is Demanded in Resolution Adopted at VFW Convention

V.F.W. Asks Acheson Quit   National Resolution Rips Policy Makers; Sen. MeCarthy Heard

Tip Costs AEC Job   Employee Fired For Telling Friend to Buy Land at New Plant Site

Atomic Energy Leak Gives Tip To Speculator  Quick $76,000 Profit Made On Land Sale

Acheson Denies Red Intluence  In China Policy   Savs L.S. Not Guilty Of Undermining China In Agreement at Yalta

Alleges That Chiang Kai-shek Regime Collapsed From Its Own Political And Military  leadership

Acheson Denies United States Under mined Nationalist China in Yalta Agreemen

Acheson Denies China ‘Sell-Out’   Also Declares Reds Didn’t Taint Policy

‘Inept’ Leaders Get Full Blame. For China’s Fall   Secretary of State Says Churchill Also” Supported Agreement

Sec. Denies Yalta Hit China Rule   Acheson Lays Blame On Inept Leadership As Reason For Fall

Claims Chinese To Blame for Collapse of Govt.   Secretary Swears There Never Has Been Any Taint of Communist Influence in Deciding U. S. Policy.

Acheson Denies US, Put China tn Present Dilemma    Chiang’s Own Inept Poli cies Brought Downfall, He Says

Acheson Denies ‘Undercut’   Yalta Agreement Was For Russia To Keep Japs Occupied

ACHESON DENIES CHANG ‘SOLD OUT AT YALTA PARLEY   Lays Nationalists’ Collapse to Inepiitude, Lack # of Fight   No Red Iniluence jin U. §. Policy Toward China, Ke Asserts

Acheson Says ‘No Red Taint In China Policy   Denies United States Guilt in Undermining Nationalists at Yalta

ACHESON SAYS WE DIDN'T CUT CHINA THROAT   Secretary Of State Upholds Agreement Made At Yalta

Yalta Pact Upheld by  See. Acheson   Denies China ‘Undermined’  ‘By Its Ally. VU. *

BLAMES ROOSEVELT   Henry A. Wallace Says He ignored Advice On China Ry tlewin Safehik

Man Dies in Aulo Mishap Trying fo Escape After He Wounds His Brother

Church Leader Wins Handily. Over Miller   Both Republican, Democratic Groups Sween City

Reds Snub Newest UN Line Offer   Kaesong Control Biggest Barrier To Agreement

Kaesong Contro Stumbling Block In Truce Parley  Negotiators Argue But Report Little

Reds Refuse To Yield On Kaesong Trade Bid   Allies. Compromise Offer Meets Stubborn Opposition from Communist -Necotiators

ALLIES READY TO CHANGE THEIR DEMAND   Control of Kaesong Causing the Most Parley Arguments -

Reds Insist Firmly On Butter Plan   Allies Willing To Compromise, But Foe Is Unvieldins

All Demoerats Called For Tax Test In House  G.O.P. Will Try To Send Measure Back Today For Rewriting

 e686 ‘Democrats Are Alerted for Decision  On $7,200,000,006 Tax Boost Bill

—DEMOCRATS ARE ALERTED—  C lose V ote Is Seen On $7 Billion Tax Issue

Demos Alerted To Be on Hand For Tax Vote  ft Bltl hlnale Gannced

FIGHT ATTEMPT TO RETURN BILL TO COMMITTEE   Vote On Re-Committal Is Expected To Be Close

TAX HIKE BILL 10 VOTE TODA   Democrats Face Hurdle in G.O.P. Effort To Recommit Measure.

Hope To Push Huge Tax Bill Through House   Measure Boosts Levies Against Most Individuals

House Measure Hotly Opposed by Republicans   Strategy is to Return Record Breaking Money Program to Committee

— DEBATE ENDS~ Tax Bill Up for Vital Vote   DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE ALERTEI

Hotly Opposed by Republicans House Dems on Alert For Crucial Tax Vote

House Demos Alerted For Tax Increase Debate   GOP Expected To Move Bill Back Into Committee

Democrats Prepare To Push Tax Bill To Vote In House   Measure Would Increase Individual, Corporation. Excess Profits and Excise Taxes; Income Tax Hike Set For Sentember 1

Mossadegh Foes Block  Ultimatum  Iranian Premier's I ie   Iranian Premier's Plan To Toss Out Britons Delaved

Iranian Premier's New Ultimatum To Britain Blocked in Parliament

Enemy Losing Even If United Nations Army Merely Stands Still, Says Military Chief

Jacob Bryerton Dies Suddenly At Capitol Desk   Former Sheriff Here Was Secretary of State Labor Relations Board

US. Willing To Meet With Reds On Armament   Bows to U.N. Plea But Says Conference Not Likely to. Accomplish Anything

U. S. OKs Arms Talk With Russ  Acian-Arah Group   Asian-Arab Group Asks Disarmament Parley by ‘Big 4’

U.S., Russian Arms Talk Given Approval  Jessup Expresses Doubt As to Usefulness of Move

SET PRIVATE MEETINGS OF BIG 4 POWERS   Express Doubt On Outcome Of Move Started By Asian-Arab States

U.S. Ready to Try U.N. Plan on Disarming   Jessup Agreeable to Meeting Soviets, Doubts Usefulness

AMERICA AGREES TO TALK ARMS CUTS WITH RUSSIA   Expresses Doubt, Though On Usefulness Of Move Of Asia-Arab States

US Agrees To Russian Talks   But UN Delegate Doubt: Usefulness of Move On Disarmament

U.S. Agrees to Meet Russians For Private Disarmament Talk   Called Upon by Group of Asian-Arab States for Big 4 Meet, Jessup Says U. S. Ready, But Its Useless   Ike Warns Atlantic Nations To Stop Hageling, Cooperate   Forget Individual Country's Glory And Work for ‘Impo sible’, He Says, In Building Force Against Aggression

U. S. Agrees to Private Talks With Russia on Disarmament Proposals

But Doubts If lt Will Serve Useful Purpose   Conference Suggested By Group of Asian and Arab States

5.  Backs Private Disarmament Talks   Ike Asks End of Haggling Over NATO Command Posts

U. 5. Accepts Plan for Talks  Caanll Al etiane   Small Nations Ask’ Conference

Vishinsky Has Not Decided On His Answer  Doubt Is Expressed As to Usefulness Of Proposed Move

-DISARMAMENTAssents To Asian-Arab Suggestion  Doubts Move Will Be Of Any Value

U.S. Ready Begin Talk With Russia   Agrees To Proposal Made By Group Of Asian-Arab States But Doubts Use

U.S. Okays  Private Talks  With USSR Asia-Arab Bloe  Makes Proposal

U.S. Willing To Talk Arms Reduction With Reds at U.N.   Big Four Will Talk Disarmament At Special Meeting

U. §. To Discuss Disarmament With Russia  But Doubts As To Usefulness Of Wl AAavea

U.S. Agrees To  Private Talks  On Disarming Leaders Doubtful  _ Meeting With Reds Would Bear Fruit

U. §. Agrees To Talks on Disarmament   Private Parley With Russians Gets Approval

United States Agrees To Talk On Arms Slash   Ready For Private Session With Reds, But See No Result

ASIAN-ARAB ENVOYS ASK BiG 4 MEET   Russia Delays Answering Plea For Conference

US. Willing To Open Talks With Soviets  Private Arms Curb  Mus Acta Paelewmies

U. S., Red Envoys May Talk Privately   Disarmament Parleys — By Group From Middle East Are<

UN Offered Two New Peace Plan:   India, Pakistan Submit Proposals to Disarm

Vishinsky Has Not Decided On His Answer  Doubt Is Expressed As to Usefulness  rFARAtS

U. S. Would Mee! With Russia fo Talk Disarmamen!   Doubt Success of Move, However, Suggested by Asian-Arab Sta'es

U.S. Willing To Enter Talk With Russians   Accepts Near East Propo  sal, but Thinks Success Not Likely

Private Big Four Arms Talk  rged  Acian-Aral States Ack   Asian-Arab States Ask Special Meet—Jessup Doubts Success of Move

United States Agrees To Meet Russia  ao Ir... pPeee- ee oe Ce Oe.   Private Disarmament Talks as Implied By Asian-Arab Group Will be Discussed

U.S, JETS AGAIN BEAT RED FOR   Four MGs Damaged; Fierce  Fighting Erupts on Eastern Front

Battle ‘In Hills   Raging   18 Migs Knocked Out By Allied Airmen In Three Days

Allied Fliers Conquer Reds For Third Day  Enemy Flees After Damage t Four of Planes

Reds Fight Fiercely In Mountains   UN Damages 18 Red Planes With 6 Known To Be Destroyed.

U.S. Jets Beat Commies Again In Air Battle   4 Russian Migs Are Damaged By Yankee Sabres

Red Planes Downed In Dogfights   Report Hints At Possible Aliied Taecee

Censors Cut Out Details, News Stories Pooled  All Fronts Active Except That In  VWiaetarn War Aran

Biter Battle Breaks Out On Eastern Fron!   Enemy Air Foree Loses Fight For Third Straight Day

100 U.S., Red Planes Battle   10 Communist Craft Downed or Damaged

Reds Lose 4 More Jets In Air Combat   18 Communist Ships Destroyed or Damaged In Past 3 Days

Red Planes Attack for Third Day; Ground Action Bitter  lacs _Misek CPammiinict Traame tm Chrrkhknern

Fear Reds May Open Big Offense   Ground Action Is Halted by Raging Storms

PRESSURE KEPT AGAINST ENEMY BY AIR FORGE  U. S. Warplanes   U. & Warplanes Smash at Reds Despite Adverse Weather Conditions.

US Warplanes Smash Red Concentration   Pound Troops Which May Be Preparing for a Summer Offensive

Truman Says U.S. Ready For Settlement   President Says “Real Settlement” Would Be Welcomed

Truman Wants ‘Real’ Korean War Settlement   U. S. Almost at Military Manpower Goal on First Korea War Anniversary

Speech Seen As Reply To Jacob Malik   President Hits At GOP Critics For ‘Spreading Fear, Slander and Lies’

Temperatures   Charges G.O.P. Spreads Lies, Fear in Effort To Discredit Acheson

Truman Replies To Truce Bid of Russias Malik   Says Aggression In Korea Must End; Raps GOP Critics

Hits GOP Crifics For Spreading: of Fear and Slander  Says U. S. Ready fot "“Ben Settlem

U.S. ‘Ready To Join Real Settlement’ Of Korean War   President Makes Indirect Reply to Malik’s Proposal For Cease-Fire Parleys

Truman Delivers Major Foreign Policy ddress at Dedication in Tennessee

REPLY IS MADE TO PEACE PLAN RUSSIANS OFFER   President Says U. S. Is Ready To Join In “Real Settlement” In Korea—Raps Republicans.

President Dodges Direct Mention Of Malik Offer In Major Policy Speech

Truman Says U.S. Ready To Talk Peace   But, President Warns, It Must Be Sincere Effort

President Says Action Must End Agaression Fully  Blisters Republican Critics For ‘Spreading Fear and Slander’

Says Points Should Be Fully Real   Must End Aggression and Restore Security; Says Red Casualties Total Million   Assails GOP   President Takes Rival Party to Task on Some Issues

Truman Replies To Peace Talk By Jacob Malik   President Criticizes MacArthur Advocates, Chiang Government

HST Lambasts . GOP in Speech   President Makes ‘Guarded Reference To Malik’s Proposal

Truman   Defends Acheson And Others In Policy Address   Speaks Today at Tullahoma, Tenn., On War Anniversary

Charges Critics Spreading Fear, Slander and Lies   Peace Pact Must End Aggression, President Asserts

President Blisters GOP Administration Critics   DECRIES EFFORTS TO “DESTROY” DEAN ACHESON, ONE OF “GREATEST SECRETARIES”

President Answers Malik's Cease-Fire Proposal for Korea  Defends Acheson in Major Address as One of ‘’Greatest”’ U.S. Secretaries of State

Truman States Agreement Must End All Aggression,  Restore Peace, Security  G. O. P. BLASTED,   Acheson Lauded By Chief As One Of (,reatest Secretaries Of State

Says U. §. Ready For Any ‘Real Settlement’  President Blasts   President Blasts Republican Critics In Anniversary Talk

Malik Told U.S. Wants ‘Real’ Pact   President Scores Opponents In Major Foreign Policy Talk

Truman Talk at Dedication of New Air Force Testing Cenfer Answers Proposal by Malik

President Then Blasts Republican Critics For ‘“‘Spreading Fear And Slander And Lies;”? Again Defends Acheson; No Mention Of Malik’s Peace Offer.

Only Sincere Effort To End War Acceptable   Peace And Security Restoration A Must In Any Discussions

U.S. Would — Consider Real Settlement—HST  Peace And Security  _. Must Be Foundation Of Agreement To End War. President Save

Truman Says Real Peace  Would Be OK   President Says Only Acceptable Treaty is One Ending Aggression And Giving Security

Raps M’Arthur Backers And Acheson’s Foes   MOBILIZER WARNS AGAINST RELAXING   says Korea Only One Red Skirmish for Control: Fears Other Hot Spot Clashes

President Gives Answer to Red Cease Fire Plan   Administration Critics Blistered in Speech At New Air Center

Gives Reply to Russia’s Malik At Dedication Raps GOP, Mac For Dividing AU.S. at War

Chief Executive Upholds Achesor And Blasts Foes .   President Delivers Obvious Reply To Soviet Peace Move

Truman Lashes Republicans, Praises Acheson   ‘REAL PEACE’ IN KOREA. U.S. AIN   Great Strides Realized In  Mobilization

TrumanAnswers Malik Proposal: Blasts At GOP   President In Tenn. To Dedicate Big U.S. Air Testing Center At Tullahoma

President Raps Attackers Today In Major Policy Speech Made  At Dedication of New Air Center Republican Critics Are Rapped For Hitting at His Cabinet

Says Agreement Must Be Sincere Peace Settlement  President Assails Critics ‘Seeking To Divide Allies’

Policy Critics Get Blistering   Sound Pact To End Agression And Restore Security Is Urged

Truman Raps GOP Crities  For ‘Slander’   Blisters Those Wanting U.S. to Go it Alone: For Peace Talks

— KOREAN WARPresident Rips Into Critics   GIVES INDIRECT REPLY TO REDS

Speech Is Reply To Red Proposal For Ending War   President Blisters Critica, Defends Dean Acheson In Foreign Poliev Tath

Willing to Hear Russian Ideas For Cease Fire   Republican Critics Given Blistering Tongue-Lashing

U.N. President Confident On Korea Truce; Truman Savs U.S. Readv.to Join

President Lashes At GOP Critics   They Spread Fear, Slander and Lies, Truman Declares

President Blisters His Policy Foes   Praises Acheson In Sharp Blast Against ‘Fear’ And ‘Slander

‘Malik Offer Is Not Given Direct Reply      President Attacks GOP Critics, Lands Secretary Acheson

U.S. Ready To Help End Conflict   President Bitterly Attacks Critics In Major Speech

U.S. READY TO JOIN IN REAL SETTLEMENT   President, in Speech  a Tullahoma on War's An: niversary, Says. Aggression Must. Fully. En ee          BLISTERS GOP. e FOR CRITICISMS   Charges Republicans Spread Slander and Lies; Defends Acheson as One of Greatest Secretaries.

Truman Favors ‘Settlement’ Which Fully Ends Aggression   Blasts Republicans For Backing Plans Of MacArthur

Truman Blasts MacArthur Supporters   Says U.S, Ready To Discuss New Peace Proposals

President Answers  Red Bid   Blasts Critics Of Sec. Acheson, Chiefs - Of - Staff

Vest Gives a Bit InDisarmament  But Remains Firm On Moijor Demands

Disarmament Plan Revised By West   Major Demands For Arms Reduction Unchanged

GOING DOWN   _TEEING Bn QIGINS —  Western Arms Plan Revised   SOME RUSSIAN OBJECTIONS MEI

House Committee OKs Varied Items For Higher Levies   Cars,..Trucks, C igure ~Househeld Appliances Are Included

New Excise Taxes Win Approval —   Gasoline Decision -Affirmed, Candy, Gun Levies Turned Down

Group Would Hike Levy One Cent Per Pack  Members Also Vote To Boost Fees on F ant a  F ad

HOUSE UNIT VOTES INCREASE IN AUTO, CIGARETTE. TAXES   Boost Also Approved on TV  Sets, Many Household Appliances   ‘GAS’ LEVY UNCHANGED   Proposals Would Mean Ex: tra $614,500,000 in Revenue

Gasolme Is Not Increased, TV, Cigarettes Up  — Cigar Tax Some But List Of Household Appliances Grows

House Group Votes Raise In Gas Tax   Half-Cent Increase  A GallonA pproved   Levies On Candy, Chewing Gum, And Soft Drinks Turned Down

Big New Tax Boosts Given Tentative OK   Action Taken On Monday By The House Ways And Means Committee

Committee Votes Gas Tax Boost   House Group Favors Tentative Increase Of Half-Cent' Per Gallon Today

$614 Million Boost in Tax  liems Voted:   Committee Raises Some Excise Levies, Adds New Ones

House Votes Excise Tax on Cigarettes   Marshall Is under Crossfire for Last Day, Other News

Hali-cent Hike in U.S. Tax on Gas Voted   Increases Approved by Committee Now Total 6!/5 Billion

More New Tax Hikes Approved   Cigarettes, Automobiles, Gas Levies Affected by Committee Votes

House Group Votes For Higher Taxes On Cars, Trucks And Cigarettes

More U.S, Taxes Get Approval of House Committee   US ‘Would Get Fighi Cents On Every Packare of Cirarets

House Group Also Approves Higher Levies on Long List of Household Appliances,   GASOTINETMHPoOsST IS LEFT UNCHANGED   Raises Will Produce S614,500.. 000 Revenue—Other Excise ‘Vields Remain to Be Ey plored.

Federal Tax Increase Seen On Gasoline   One-Half Cent Per , Gallon Boost Passed By House Comunittee

SENATE GROUP VOTES FOR HIGHER TAXES   New Levies on Cars, Cigarets, Television Seen

Gasoline Taxes  Upped Half Cent   Additional Levies on Soft Drinks, Candy Rejected by Committee

Group Approves Cigarette, Auto, Gasoline Taxes  Would Increas   Would Increase - Excise Tax Income $500 Million Yearly

Solons Vote to Hike Taxes on Automobiles Gas, and Cigarettes  Would Increase Excise Taxes By More Than $500 Million a Year

Iran's Case in Oil Dispute to Be Aired Today   Mossadegh Expected To Be Against Any ‘Action by U.N. Council

lran Premier To State Case Before Council  Mossadegh Expected T Tell U.N. To Ley Off Oil Blenute

lranian Premier To Address U.N.  Mossadegh Expected To Advise Hands Off

Hands Off Order May Be Given UN  In Anglo-lran Row   Mossadegh In Opposition To Security Council

Mossadegh Is° ‘Due To Warn UN Today   Iran Premier To Speal Before Council

NO FUNDS FOR FEPC EXPECTED   Byrd Doesn't Think Con. gress Will Approve President's Plan

C. OF C. CAMPAIGN   Businessmen to Beat the Bushes for New Members Next Tuesday

C. OF C. CAMPAIGN   UG. UD U. UAE Analy  Businessmen to Beat the Bushes for New Members Next Tuesday

LEWIS WARNS OF FURTHER U.S. CONTROLS   United Mine Worker: Adopt Blistering Resolution Against Government.

State Legislative Leaders Believe Adjournment Will Occur Tuesday

Turn To Lighter Side  Legislators To Bury Hatchet  In Traditional ‘Love Feasts’

B.R.T. Grantec Wage Increase  Over-Ceiling Boosts Allowed By WSB

Railway Wage Hike Approved  Yard Workers To Get 33 Be   te Kingely AAnre*

PAY HIKE APPROVED FOR RAIL WORKERS   Over-Ceiling Boost Okayed by WSB Under ‘Base Bate’ Ruling

South Korea Takes Truce  Fight ToUN   (ssembly Opposes \rmistice Based  On 38th Parallel

Body Of Missing ABC Reporter Found In Norway   Cause Of Moore’s Death Investigated

U.S. Newsman Found Dead In Oslo Fjord  Moore Vanished Last December

Body Of ABC Radio Man Is Discovered   Remains Of Lyford Moore Found Floating In Norweaion Fjord

Body of Missing Reporter Found   Radio Newsman, 40, Turns Up in Norway

GOP Senator Proposes Taxes  Diehm Offers Plan  Different From Fine

Mrs. Gene Lee to Direct Girl Scout Day Camp at Park, Beginning June 18

Tug-of-War on Over Draft Law   18-Year-Olds Object of Rift Between  Recervicitc. Army

National Guard And Army Tangle Over Draft Plan   Deferment Of Guards Opposed By Eisenhower

18-Year-Olds Causing Rift   Services, National Guar Wreanelo Over Youths

18-Year-Olds  Core of Fi cht  Regular Armed Units  Want First Pick

Guard and Reserves Vying for 18-Agers  Resist Claims of Regular Services

Controversy Rages Over 18-Year-Olds  Reiérves, Armed Forces In Dicnute

SENATORS PUT OFF ACTION ON JESSUP NOMINATION TO U.N   Brewster Says Trumanites Stalling To Prevent Vote Before Congress Adjourns

STALLING!’ CRIES BREWSTER Senate Group Passes Up Jessup Nomination Action

Warning Given Queried Group  Refusal To Answer Gets ‘Commie’ Taa

Sinclair Lewis Succumbs In Italy   First American To Win Nobel Prize  Dies Of Pneumonia

Sinclair Lewis Passes in Rome  ‘Ist American Novelis To Win Nobel Prize

Sinclair Lewis, Noted American Writer, Dies   Death Comes in Rome To Nebel Winner and Author of Best Sellerc

Sinclair Lewis Is Pneumonia Victim   Famous U.S. Novelist Creator of Babbitt. Dies in Italian Clinie

Sinclair Lewis,  Novelist, Dies Author OF Babbitt,” “Eimer Gantry.’ Dead

Sinclair Lewis Taken By Death _Jn Italian Clinic   Winner Of Nobel - Prize Dies In His 66th Year; Acted In Whalom Play

8Sinclair Lewis. Nobel Winner,  Dies In Rome   Creator Of George Babbitt Ill In Italian Clinie Since Dee. 31

Heart Attack Kills Novelist   Sinclair Lewis, 65, ts Stricken in Rome

65-Year-Old Author Dies Of Attack   Was First Yankee To Win Nobel Prize In Literature

Author Lewis Is Stricken At Clinic In Rome   Winner Of Nobel Prize In Literature And Author Of "Babbit" Novels Is Called At Aco OF 65

Novelist Sinclaiy Lewis, First American Make! Drive Winner Dies of Heart Alfack

Famed Writer, Sinclair Lewis, Dies in Rome   Was Author of Many Searching Studies Of American Life

Novelist Sinclair  Lewis Dies at 65  In Rome Clinic Controversial Write

Sinclair Lewis                   Creator Of Babbitt Won Nobel Prize

SINCLAIR LEWIS, GREAT AUTHOR, DIES IN ROME   Creator Of “Babbitt,” Pu litzer Prizewinner, Succumbs At 66

Sinclair Lewis, U. S. Nobel Prize Novelist, Dies In Rome Clinic Of Heart Complication

Famed Writer Sinclair Lewis Dies In Italy   First American To Win Nobel Award Dead At Age Of 65

SINCLAIR LEWIS, NOVELIST, DIES   Noted Author Of 21 Books Dies In Clinic In Rome, Italy

Famous Authot Sinclair Lewis Dies in Rome   Author of Babbitt and Main Street Had Been in Hospital Since Dec. 31

Sinclair Lewis, Author, Expires   Brought to US First Nobel Prize; Died in Rame —

Sinclair Lewis Dies In Italy  Famed For Satires On American Life

“Main Street’ Author Sinclair Lewis ‘Dies at 65 in Hospital in Rome

sinclair Lewis Dies Was First American Navelict ta Win Nahal Drive

Author of ‘Main Street,” ‘Babbitt,’ Received Nobel Prize for Literature

Sinclair Lewis, Noted Author, Dies in Rome   Bronchial Pneumonia Fatal To 1930 Nobel Prize Winner

“Main Street” Author Dies   Sinclair Lewis, Prophet of Realistic Writing. Stricken in Rome

Sinclair Lewis. Noted Satirist, some In Rome  a «=   Famous Author, 65, Victim Of Bronchial Heart Ailmentc«

Sinclair Lewis. Author of Typical US Life, Is Dead   Was First American to Win Nobel Prize  For Literature

Death Comes To Sinclair lewis af 65   Famous Amertean Author and Nobel Prize Winner Stricken With Heart Attack in Rome

Sinclair Lewis, Noted Novelist, Dies In Italy   Famed Américan Author II] Since December 31.

Literary Works Included 21 Books Sinclair Lewis Dies Of IlIness In Rome

US. NOVELIST SINCLAIR LEWIS DEAD IN ROME   Author of “Main. Street’ Succumbs After Pneumonia  Attack.

Sinclair Lewis, Famed American Novelist. Dies  Death Comes in Rome   Death Comes in Rome To 65-Year-Old Author of 21] Books —

Main Street Provided Theme for Most Of Books Concerning  Smalltown U. S. Life

Sinclair Lewis, 66, Controversial American Novelist, Dies In Italy

Sinclair Lewis, Noted Novelist, Dies in Ifaty   Bronchial Pneumonia Fatal to Famed Author Who Wrote 21 Books.

Last Contingents of Boy Scouts From 33 to 40 Nations Arrive in Austria

Oil Dispute Is Shelved By UN Body   U. S. Again Is Cast In Former Role Of Peacemaker

IRAN OIL DISPUTE ~—-SHELVED BY U.N,   ACTION PUT OFF UNTIL COURT DECIDES WHETHER IT CAN INTERVENE.

COUNCIL -DROPS IRANIAN ISSUE   U. §. Expected To Attempt Direct Settlement Of  Controversy

UN Postpones iran Qil Move  PI mitad Strétac Ada   United States May Attempt Settlement

Oil Dispute Is Shelved By Council.   Awaits Decision By World Court; U.S. May Act

UN To Wait Action From Hague Court In Oil Controversy   Judges To Rule Whethe Row Is International * Ow National lesue

Anglo-lranian Oil Squabble Shelved by U.N.   U.S. Is Expected To Use Good Office: Toward Settlement

College Men Take  Important fests  Result May Mean Colleae Or Draft

Approval Big Defeat For Russia   Soviets Also Lose Effort to Get Bid For Red China

Gromyko Calls For Red China Attendance   Acheson Declares Soviet Delegate Is Out of Order

AGHES SPENDER GET TOP POSITIONS   Surprising Speed Shown By Delegates To Treaty Meeting

PROPOSAL TO. ADMIT CHINA REDS DENIED   Russian Envoy Speoks 6. Minutes on“Rights”’ of Chinese‘ Communists .in Japanese Peace Treaty.   ‘OUT OF ORDER”  ACHESON RU LES   U. S. Secretary of State Elected Chairman of San. Francisco Conference Opened by Truman.

Gromyko Fails In First Effort To Stall Treaty   Adoption of Rules Set as First Step For Parley Action

Temperatures   Russian Drive to Block British-U. S. Control Is Resoundly Defeated

Group Shifts'to’ Delaying Attack On Meet Rules:  Rules Would Prevent

Reds Then Shift Toward Delay Attack   Treaty Signing Might Run Longer Than Is Predicted

Delaying Attack on Peace Treaty Rules Attempted   Jap Peace Conference ls Opened With Britain Approving Procedure

Adopts Rules For Sessions   Gromyko Handed Smashing Defeat After Failure to Get Red China Admitted

4810 3 VOTE ADOPTS RULES LIMITING DEBATE   GROMYKO OVERRULED ON TWO OBJECTIONS AS PARLEY OPENS

Reds Object To Absence Of Red China   Acheson Slaps Down Proposal For Invitation

Anglo-American Procedure Rules  Adopted, 8to3   Nations Deal Gromyke Smashing Defeat in Limiting Debate

Rules Adopfed Over Protest Of 3 Red Nations   pare Lan Now be Limited To One Hour And Treaty Changes Ruled Out Of Order

Reds Slapped Down At Peace Treaty Session}   Soviet Bloc Begins Delaying Tactics On Conference Rules

Peace Conference Rejects Soviet Move To Invite Red China, Then Adopts Rules Despite Red Howl

U.S. Winning Japan Peace Treaty Battle   Russians Staging Desperate Attempt To Block Signing

Rules Passed to Bar Japan Pact Changes   Soviets’ Plea for Red China Rejected  Earlier, 45 ¢o 3

RUSSIA’S BLOC BEATEN TWICE AT PEACE TALK   Truman Tosses Out Challenge to Soviet To Show Its Desire

Acheson Rules Gromyko Move Out qf Order: Reds Shift to Delay ine  a ie . Pactics

Russians Insistent on Reds at Peace Confab; Truman Lauds General

A Russian Move Squelched Fast  Gromyko Moves to Invite Red China to Jap Peace  Conference  STOPPED BY ACHESON  Soviet Bloc at ‘Frisco Then Shifts to Attack on Meet Rules

Soviet Bloc Slapped Down At Conference   Proposed Invitation To Red China Killed

Conference Spurns His Proposals   Adopts Anglo-American Rules and Refuses To Admit Red China.

Refuses Order To Yield Survey Of Mass. Industry   Said Surpressed By Devers His Ex-Law Partner Connsel For Labor Com,

Del Monte Balks Senate On Report   Labor Commissione! Again Refuses To Yield Document

‘Labels Statement Of Attorney  General Robert Woodside Asinine In Strongly-Worded Pro. test   SHOULD FIND MONEY TO MAKE INOUIRY

"Asinine’”’ Label Put. On: Attorney General's Stand  in Grime Probe=

Churchill Says Danger of War Is Decreasing   Reveals Britain Is Progressing Slowly On Atomic Bomb

East-West Danger Lessening: Churchill   Britons ‘Shall Not Flinch’ if War Erupts, Prime Minister Says

AlfredBudge, Formerldaho  Justice, Dies   On Supreme Court 34 Years; Father of Rep. Budge

Major Railroads Expect All OF Their Men Back On Job During The Day

Professor Didn't Do It Atlanta Girl’s Tragic Death ‘Is Laid to Love Triangle

Aviation’s 48th Birthday Today   Aerial Display Marks Site of Wright Brothers First Powered Flight

Impressive Aerial Display Marks Aviation’s Forty-Eighth Birthday

Aerial Display For Kitty Hawk   Marks Anniversary Of Wrights’ Flight

Naster Won Favor While On Parole   Byrnes Says Justice Dept. Head Should BeReplaced Immediately,

Genéral Was Beaten and ‘Arrested’ By Anti-Red Sailor in Honolulu

Hemisphere Solidarity Affirmed   Argentina Gives Strong Backing to Washingtor Declaration.

TROPICAL STORM ~ POUNDS FLORID:   !  (WEDESPREAD BUT MINOR  (DAMAGE CAUSED IN SOUTH. ERN PART OF STATE.

PRISONER KILLS HIS 2 GUARDS   Unshackled To Eat, Man Grabs Gun To Shoot Way To Freedom

EIGHTH ARMY. FIGHTING OFF HEAVY ATTACK   € By-P. Supply Cry In Pincere Mave

6 Atomic Bomb Carrying Type B36s Return Non-Stop From Africa Base

Hinton Major Aboard Atomic Bombers End Test Flight To African Base

B-36 BOMBERS FLY TO AFRICA AND RETURK   A-Bomb Carriers Make 4,984Mile Non-Stop Flights.

Six Bombers in Non-Stop Flight tc Africa, Retuiit  B-36 Journey Is 4,984   B-36 Journey Is 4,984 Miles Each Way, 2nd Crossing of Atlantic

Bombers Finish T.aining Flight   T - Heels Included G Hop To Africa

Fly From Texas To Secret Base In Africa  _ Planes Can Carry  A-Bomb Over 10,000

B-36s Make Secret Hop To Africa  Land at Texas Base on 5,000 Mile Flight

B-36 Crews Cite Food as Best Part Of Historic Training Flight to Africa

B-36 Crews Say Africa Flight Routine But New Galley Food ‘Is Somethino’

Bombers Finish Non-Stop Flight   Hop From Africa to Texas Is Routine, Crews Report

Freak Weather Plagues 4 States   Parched Louisiana Praying for Rain

Kansas Doused, Louisiana Dry   Two States Stagger From Effects Of Weather

Bad Weather Hits 2 States   Kansas Is Flooded, Louisiana Parched

Kansas Flooded By Heavy Rains Past Week   Thousands Of Farm Land Acres Under Water In State

There's Tooch Rain In Forr None In Latl  Tornadic Win Hit In Illinois, Ohio And Kar

ARMY HOLDS RAIL WORKERS PAY INCREASE   Panel of 3 Experts Named to Decide Wage Issue

NEW MARRIAGE ANGLE   Eastern Young Couple Tie Knot by Slenine Contract

Kast Kuropean Patrols Attack U. S. Aireraft   Authorities Fear Craft Is Down In Red Areas

Missouri's Utility Anti-Strike Law Called Unconstitutional by Taylor

Anti-Strike Law is Held As Invalid   Attorney General So Holds as to The Utilities

Opinion Based On Supreme Court Finding   Missourt Attorney General's Ruling Requested by House

House Requestec Opinion Before Acting on Repeal   Attorney General Cite: High Court Decision On Wisconsin’s Act

Rues Uiily Ard-Sinte Law Unconsiitutonal   Opinion of Attorney General Is Given State Hous: of Representatives.

China Embargo Set For U. N. Hearing  United States Asks . War Materials Ban

UN Group Studies Embargo on China   Britain, France Hold Back on Stopping Shipments to Reds

UN Group Studie Embargo on Chin  -. Britain, France Hold   Britain, Frince Hold Back on Stopping.” Shipments to Reds

Hunt Killer Of Ohio Motorist  Body Of Martins Ferr  Man Found On Road le Al aie; AA wert om TEES

Murphy Hinted Cleanup Chief  Judge Scheduled f For Capitol Visit.

TITO ASKS WEST FOR AID IN ARMS   Seeks to Bolster Defense Against Invasion by Soviet Satellites

Yugoslavia Seeks Arms From Allies   Tito Wants to Modernize His 34 Divisions

May Be a Battle On Appropriations   Expect Truman Veto on Any Attempt at Formula Cuts —‘Abdication of Duty’

TRAGIC CRASH OF JET PLANE KILLS TROOPS   Thirteen Men Die When Trainer Hit Group At Ft. Dix

Head of Defense Minerals’ Body Makes Request  Testimony Is Given  Before House Group

Smith Concedes His Income Tax Cut Plan ‘Dead’   Governor Says Legislature Has Stalled Slash

Thousands Of Reinforcements Moved By Reds   Attempt To Flank Eighth Army Units; Inchon Evacuated

“sth Army Faces Trap By Reds   y Enemy Pours Into Vital Seoul Area

By HOWARD HANDLEMAN Far Eastern Director, International News Service

LEAPS TO DEATH - EROM MOVING TRAIN   Military Lrisoner Smashes Window and Jumps Out South of Leavenworth, Kan.

Senate GOP Fights For Publicity   Demand Entire Korean Case Be Heard In Public And Televised, In Opposition To Secrecy.

6.0: P. Challenges Democratic. Plans For Secret Probe In MacArthur Case.

Not Able To Carry Load In Campaign In 195) Ke Says   Under Fire For RFC Deals While Political Woenre

Says Health ‘Will Not Permit Continuing Post   Party Chairman Continues To Protest Innocence Tn REC Seandal: Will  tal] Tse eee: 3S

Party Chief Quits Under Probers Fire   Feels Physically Unable To Head Up ‘52 Campaign; Denies Any Wronadoing

Claims Health Is Reason For His Resignation   Continues To Claim Innocence In. Deals Connected With RFC

Boyle Resigns  Demo Position  Chairman Is Under Fire on RFC Case

gt” eee Our Senator Clint Fioures in Democrat Chairman Discussions

Gabrielson Says He Will Not Resign   G. O. P. Chairman Not To Follow His Demo. Counterpart

HEALTH CAN'T STAND oT hitas UF CAMPAIGN   To Call National Committee at Early Date to. Act on Resinnation.

Gabrielson Says He Won't Resign   Will Not Follow Lead Of Democratic Counterpart, GOP Chairmon Declares.

Boyle Quits as Chairman Of Demos With Denial of RFC Influence Peddlinge

Demo Chief Resigns, Denies Accusations   Boyle Claims ‘Hener, Propriety  In Party, Personal Business -

Bad Health Assigned As Reason   Denies Wrongdoing Ir RFC Deals in Letter To President Truman

Denies Charges Of Misconduct On RFC Loans   Failing Health is Reason Given in Letter to Truman

Both Named in RFC Cases Gabrielson Won't Resign; Boyle Quits After Inquiry

Party Leader Denies Charge  Of ‘Influence   Chairman Quotes Senator To Support Defense; Health Cited

lll Health Blamed for Resignation   Claims Vindication of Charges He Influenced Loans Made by RFC.

Boyle Resigns As Party Head. Blames Health   ‘Sticks By Denials He Used - Influence In RFC Dealings

Ill Health Reason for Resignation  Campaign Ends pine  wr. cs... @.. 4.

Letter To Chief Defends Acts   We Remains Confi.dent He'll Be  Exonerated

William Boyle Quits  As Demo Chairman U.S. Party Head—Under Fire In Influence Probe—Cites Health   Kansas Citian Again Protests Innocence in Letter to President Truman ~*

Boyle Quits Under Fire  Protests Innocence Of ‘Influence’ Charaes

CHAIRMAN TELLS TRUMAN HE WILL —RESIGN-SHORTL   Declares He Does Not Feel Physically Able to Carry Load of Directing 1952 Campaign.   PROTESTS INNOCENCE OF ANY WRONGDOING   Senators Recently Probed Charges He Accepted Fees to Obtain RFC Loans for St. Louis Firm,

Boyle Resigns As Democratic Party Leader   Committee Chairman Says 1952 Campaign Is Too Much of Load

Boyle Quits Job As Party Leader   Ill Health Is Given as Reason; Naming Of Successor Left to Committee

Boyle Is Quitting His Post   Says Physically Unable to Direct Campaign, Contends He’s Innocent

Tells Truman He Is Unable To Carry On   Missourian Has Been Under Fire For RFC Activity

Health: Given as Reason for Resignation   ‘Honor and Propriety Ruled Conduct, Top Democrat Asserts we IHR 1. CUTTER

Gabrielson Not To Quit Post  ‘Pm Not Res signing,” Cann co   “Pm Not Resigning,” GOP Chairman Tells  Renorters.

G. 0. P. Chiel Says He Will Not Quit Job   Statement Follows Democratic Boss Boyle’s Resignation

Meet In Air Off Key West; Both Fali into Water   ‘Cuban Transport Bearing 39 Hits Sea After Unusual Crash

Navy Plane Rams Airliner: 43 Die   Wisconsin Naval Flier Among Victims

NAVAL PLANE + ATTS AIRLINER   (No Survivars Found After Double Dive

Hurcdreds Along Beach See Crash At4 000 Feet  Pilot Wrestles Big Plas ne Aviary Fr rom onset Cattad

Cuban Airliner Rammed in Air By Navy Plane   Hundreds of Sunbathers at Key Wes! See Resulting Explosion; Pilot Prevents Plane From Hitting Crowd.

43 DIE IN CRASH OF ARUNER, NAVY PLANE IN FLORIDA   Key West Bathers See Cuban, Craft Fall into Ocean   19 ‘BODIES FOUND   Training Ship Explodes Atter Shearing Wing Off Transport

‘43 ARE KILLE IN COLLISION OVER KEY WEST   Big Cuban Airliner And Navy Plane Crash Within Sight Of Town   IDENTIFICATION OF VICTIMS DIFFICULT

Crash Into Sea After Collision At 4,000 Feet   Divers Recovering Bodies; Sunbathers Witness Disaster

43 Lose Lives After Collision Of Two Planes  Liner and Navy gpm Fe * 7 i   Liner and Navy Craft in Crash Over Key West   Divec Inta Seq

43 Dead In Plane Collision   Navy Training Plane, Commercial Transport Crash Near Key West

Planes Collide, 43 Persons Die   Cuban Airliner, Trainer Crash ‘Into’ Ocean

Cuban Airliner and Small Navy Craft Crash With Noise of E>.plosion Over Key West.   HUNDREDS OF BATHER®S WITNESS ACCIDENT   Transport Follows Leve Course for 50 Seconds, Then Nose-dives —- 19 Bodies Recovered.

NAVAL PLANE HITS AIRLINER   No Survivors Found  After Double Dive

Plane Dive Kills  Four Collegians   Georgetown Students Die In Mt. Pleasant Crash

CAIRO POLICE KEEP CLOSE WATCH ON STUDENTS   2500. Youths Surge About City  1. Dae nneteatian Against Enatish

Cairo Riots Continue for  Third Day   Pact With Russia Said Considered By Government

G.M. Workers  Get Increase Cost Of Living Up, So Wages Are Up, Others May Follow

DiSalle Issues Stern Warning About Inflation   Economic Controls Needed, Is Main Theme At Conference

IWRSBQUARBELBRESEA BF BASAL REAR AE  Ne ST a LS,  Controls Needed to Halt Inflation

‘MAY GO ‘UNDERGROUND’—BUT NOT FAR  Bookies, Numbers Racketeers Snub  > ° —e" New U.S. Tax, Say Thev’re Quitting

SOME GUYS RISK ARREST.IF THEY PAY  And You Think You Have Taxation Fecila

Votes Claimed For Approval Of Truck Tax  Vote Next Week Scheduled for 90 Millian Bll

DEWEY DEMANDS LEGISLATURE TO APPROVE A $20 MILLION WEIGHT -DISTANCE TRUCK TAX   Ways and Means Committee Has. OK’ed Measure and Vote Is Likely ” Nast Week: GOP Confident It Will Pass

Storm Batters Nation   Toll Of Lives And Proper ty Mounting Hourly 215 Deaths Reported.

Mail Embargo Imposed as Rai Strike Spreads   Mediation Board. Acts to Bring Settlement

HT SUSPENDS BAN ‘ON FOREIGN AID TO RED-TRADERS   ACTION EXPECTED TO START BITTER POLITICAL BATTLE

[Iruman Suspending Ban on Trading Behind Iron ‘Curtain May Start Row

Lifting Of Aid Ban To Iron Curtain Friends May Cause Political Storm

Suspension Of Ban May Raise New Political Spat   Truman Lifts Ban On Aid To Countries Trading With Iron Curtain Satellites

Ban Relaxed On RedTrade   G.O.P. Attacks Truman Suspension of Law Against Aid

Big Political Row Looms   « Solons Hot at Truman Lifting Ban on Aid To Nations Helping Reds

Truman Okays Foreign Aid To Satellites  Sen. Cain Calls It ‘Betrayal of American Dead’ '

TRUMAN FACES NEW ATTACKS IN AID PLANS   Suspension Of Iron Curtain Block On Help Announced

New Battle Looms Over  Foreign Aid   President Liits Ban On Countries Selling To Reds

SUSPEND BAN ON FOREIGN TRADE   Material Now May Be Seni To Iron Curtain Lands

Members Of Senate Dispute Assertion That Complete Ban Would Cause Harm

BLAST TRUMAN SUSPENSION OF RED TRADE BAN   } “Wilful Nullification,” ‘‘Be_ trayal of War Dead” GOP Senators Say.

Rap Suspension of Ban on Help to Red Traders   Willful Nullification of Act by Congress, Critics Charge

Truman Suspends Ban On Aid To Nations Trading Behind tron Curtain

Foreign Aid Decision May Bring Fight   GOP Spokesmen Assail Truman’s Suspension Move

Amendment Suspended By President   Move Stirs Criticism As ‘Renunciation Of Promises To G.I.’s’

Truman Litts Aid Ban On Red Traders   Suspension Bodes Fight With GOP Coneoress Bloc

Ban on Foreign Aid Lifted by The President  Suspension of Ban To Countries Tradin Behind Iron Curtain

Lifting Red Aid Ban Is Attacked   Trumon Pastpories” Enforcing Rule

Delinquents Also Lack  Supervision   Need Mairon To Control Vandahsm

Gas Increase Of Half Cent Is Included   House Group Balks At Levies on Candy And Soft Drinks

USED CARS BEING EYED Tax Panel OKs Increase On Gasoline, Shuns Candy

Dixie Backs Byrd Speech   Indifference Shows  Solid South Splits

Senators Approve ECA Red Aid Curb  Violatars Would Lose Marshall Aid

SENATE BACKS MOVE T0 BAN RED TRADING   Selling Of Goods Beyond ‘Curtain’ Would Stop Aid

New Postal Money Order Goes Into Use on Monday; Changes Simplify Exchange Process

Rail Conductors Reject Proposal   Dispute Goes Back to U.S. Mediators

Rail Peace Fails, Plan New Talks  Conductors Fourth Brotherhood to Act

Its Still Easy to Talk But. lts Getting Harder to Get Someone to Listen to You

Mass Attacks Leave Many Bodies Strewn All Along Entire Korean Front

Communist Drive Appears To Be Sputtering When U.S. Stops New Thrusts

BIG HOLE IN U.N, LINE IN EASTERN ~ AOREA PLUGGED   Setbacks Cause Communists to Slow Down Drive—Enemy Losses in One Seo tor Put at 35,000,   AMERICANS STAND FIRM IN THE CENTER   Thundering Attacks hy Warplanes and Artillery Hold Communists at Bay.

Enemy Suicide Blow on City's Outskirts Fails   Tremendous Losses Foe Pays for Minor Gains Slow Assault

Bayonets Blunt Drive On Seoul   Reds No Longer Exploiting Break In Central Sector

UN Hurls Back Chinese Attacks North Of Seoul   Grenades, Bayonets Used As Allies Plug Big Hole Ripped In  Line Five Days Aao

Communist Drive In Korea Appears To Be Sputtering  Wh Wie Tec dla

Allies Hur! Back Newest Red Attacks   Hole Torn in U. N. Line Seems Plugged; Foe Pays in Heavy Loss.

U. N. Plugs Hole In East  Korean Line Foe Pays Dearly  ak  Ce ee

Allied Troops Hurl Back Red Attack, Plug Holes Rinved in UU. N.’s Tunes

Yanks Hurl Back Reds; Drive Stalls   Big Hole in East Central Area Now Believed Plugged

Suicidal Blows Hurled Back At Seoul Outskirts   Fanatical Drives By Reds A Failure As UN Holds Firm

Allies Hurl Back Attacks by Chinese   North Koreans Cut Down by Bayonets in Charge on Seoul

Allies Hurl Back Drive Above Seoul   Plug Gaps In Line; Cost Of Red Gains Said Tremendous

Big Ovation For Churchill  OpenssSession  ne ea ba NR   Nine Are Selected  For Key Positions   Contest Over Election Of Speaker Is Won By  Conservativee

 Thousands Attend Reception at Capitol Rotunda .  —a perenne nang arein > senate ett nena cea eet gna mma 88 te  ‘Gov. Shivers—and Son—Are Busy Shaking Hands

Com promise Being Sought  By President   Defense Mobilizer, Chief Executive Discuss Issue At Lunch

Acheson and Iran Premier  Diseuss Oil   U.S. Proposes Way io Reopen Discussion  With British

IRANIAN OIL PARLEYS IN WASHINGTON   Acheson Confers With Persian Leader Mossadegh at Latter’s Bedside in Walter Reed Hospital.  . }   PRESIDENT OFFERS SETTLEMENT PLAN   U. S. Suggests British Be Given Discount on Buying Oil They Lost on Seizure.

Reopen Oil Talks Is Acheson's Air  Visits Mossadegh At Army Hospital

FAW, St EPSP PAE ee  Sheba’s Secrets May Be Revealed By Excavations

Truce Proposal  Draws Attacks  In U. N. Debate   Russian Approval Report Greeted With Mixed Views

Nationalist says U.N. ‘Selling Out’  Hits Truce Call  As Surrender  ee

Truce Appeal Branded as Sellout fo Reds  Russia Reportedly Will Not Vote

Nationalist Ching Calls Cease-Fire Plan a ‘Sell-Out   U.N. Nears Vote on Peace Bid: Russians May Not Oppose It

House Group Is Onpesed To Measure   Pressing Toward Final Approval ‘Of Draft Bill

AILC eilings On Services Voted Down   House Committee Would . Let Congress Shut Off Draft At Any Time

Vinson’s Group Rejects Limit On Army Size   Committee Rejects Senate Approved Draft Amendment

Truck Driver Is Burned to Death   Trapped in Vehicle in Chicago Mishap

Subzero Cold Follows Big Blizzards  Mideontinan? Ware   Midcontinent Hard Hit by Storm: Towns Are Isolated

Subzero Wave Rides Snow Into Midwest  Ice Storms and Wine Cripple Tratfic

Subzero Cold Follows Big Blizzards   Midcontinent Hard Hit by Storm; Towns Are Isolated

Subzero Wave Rides Snow Into Midwest   Ice Storms and Wind: Cripple Traffic  fa Gascsment Ciatbace

Winter's Worst Snow Buries ‘Area Around Minnesota   Zero Comes With Roads Blocked, Some Towns Isolated

2nd Blizzard Hits Midwest  Six North Central States Crippled By Ice, Snow, Wind

Senate OK Given Most Of Fine’s Tax Plan   But Confusion Reigns  in Both Houses Over  Filling Gap Created by  Rejection of Proposal » for Income Levy.

Tax Program,  Minus Income Bill, Passes  Assembly Leaders And Governor

SENATE PASSES CHOPPED-UPPA. LEVY PROCRAM   Bill, Minus Income  Tax, Goes Back  To House

Senate Passes Bulk of Fine’ s  Tax Measures   Program Stripped of Income Tax Bill: Way To Fill Gap Is Sought   iC ommittee Rejects Series of Revenue “Raising Pro posals  House Group Votes to Hike Gasoline Tax

Mother of Missing Cadet Yet Hopeful   Search Conducted on Two Continents

 Mrs. Adria Cassel, 79,  Widow of James Cassel, lTies at St. Tasanh’s

NEW ATOMIC TESTS SCHEDULED BY AEC   Migh Secret Experiments Will Be Held In Nevada In Near  Future

Ban Nickel. for Avto Trim, 400 Other Products   Curb on Civilian Use Designed to Conserve Supply for Defense

Use of Nickel Banned in 400 Civilian Items  NPA Order Restricts Vital Metal to War   NPA Order Restricts Vital Metal to War Production March 1Alloys to Be Included

Use of Nickel  Is Banned in Many Products   Auto Trim Heads List of Articles Made To Save Metal for War Effort

NICKEL BANNED IN AUTO TRIM   Use Also Prohibited In Nearly 400 Other Civilian Products

PLACE BAN ON USE OF NICKEL IN AUTO TRIM   LIST 400 CIVILIAN PRODUCTS AFFECTED BY LATEST ORDER

NPA Bans Use of Nickel In 400 Products   Order Effective Morch Tt tnctudes Automobile Trim

Government Cuts Use of Nickel  aay  A RRR eS , We   Banned From Auto Trim, Other Products

U.S. Puts Ban On ‘Another Metal For Industry   Nickel Trim For Automobiles Is Ruled Out

Government Bans Use of Nickel for Auto Trim, 400 Other Civilian Items

Ban Use Of Nickel In Civilian Goods   None To Be Used For Auto Trim, Accessories

Ban On Nickel  Use Is Issued  By Governmen Auto Mokers Must  Find Substitutes For Scarce Metal

Auto Trim Ineluded In NPA Order   Ban Is Placed On Use Of Nickel In Many Items Not Essentia! To Defense Effort

Use of Nickel Banned in 400 Civilian Items  nment Acts   Government Acts To Preserve Metal cnr Defense Battle

To Conserve  U.S. Bans Use Of Nickel In Car Trims And 400 Other Civilian Products

Needed in Jet Airplanes Use of Nickel Banned in Auto Trim, Other Civilian Products

Ban On Nickel Use ls Issued By Government  Auto Makers Must Find Substitutes = -_ ._ .. pg. i.

GOV'T ORDERS BAN ON NICKEL   Short Supply To Be Conserved For Defense Purposes.

Allied Chief Gets Tough With Reds   Ridowav Seen Backed By UN In Firm Attitude On Parleys

Tipton Was Canton, But Ship Flying Never Kouby Pyvouf! Red Flag f

Red China Announces ‘Liberation’  Of Tibet   Also Reveals  Sly Attempt  To Divide Tibet With Rival Lama

TIBET ENGULFED BY RED GhINESE IN NEW TREATY   Provisions Require Rulers to Aid Communists in Control   PARTITIONING SEEN   Cengquerors to ‘Protect’ Lama But Establish Rival

LAND OF TIBET "LIBERATED" BY RED CHINA   Terms Give Radical: Hold On Gateway To India

RED TREATY MAY STRANGLE WEAK TIBET   China Announces “Liberation” Pact  For Neighbor

Tibet ‘Freed,’ Red China Says of New Treaty   Effective Control: May Give Commies Gateway to. India

China Makes Tibet Puppet With Treat»   Reds Keep Stranglehold On Gate to India Ry New Pact

Chinese Reds Gain Military Stranglehold  Plan For 2 Lamas Suggests Partition   Treaty Signed May 23

nadia Gateway  Red China Announces Signing “Liberation? Treaty With Tibet

Chinese ‘Liberate Mountainous Tibel A Root Of World  Be A Re ee   Reds Grab Strangleholds On Gateway To India; Soldiers Move In

Communists Get Military Stranglehold on Gateway to India  ere te a nn te en ee ae Ran re eterna Re enNeemRNNERNRErNNtE see aetnr mere reat  Red China and Tibet Sign Sweeping Pact

—IELEPAONES— Six Per Cent Return For  Firm Okayed   Ends Long Suit Over Rate Hike

GOP MAJORITY FAVORS COUNTY WELFARE RULE   Leaders in Both Houses Determined to Break Hold of U.S: Bureaucracy

G.0.P. Policy Group Urges Law Be Kent   Suggestion Made state Welfare Unit Be Dissolved

 Not Upset, Just Sleepy  What Country Needs Is Way To Get People Home at Nights

Some People Feel That What This Country Needs Is a Good Five-Cent Psychiatrist

1,200 Watch Futile Efforts to Save Drowning Ape in Bronx Zoo Moat

ON EVE OF HONEYMOON  Gorilla Drowns Despite Heroic Rescue Efforts

makoko, 14-Year-Old Gorilla, Drowns At Bronx Zoo As Thousands Watch _

'440 POUNDS OF APE   Hundreds See Gorilla Drown Zoo Aid’s Rescue Attempt

Control Center on Air Defense Set up   Adjoins Tinker Air Force Base; Will Direct Counter Attacks

CHILD LOSES ALL EXCEPT HIS HOPI   iBOY, 10, LEFT WITH NOTHING BUT A FIDDLE, HAS PROSPECTIVE HAVEN.

OUR CHURCHES   SALEM LUTHERAN CHURCH  fr. f TTWartlne = ores Seon

maace To Bring Sweeping Series Of Suits... . Negroes Plan Legal Attacks To Knock Out Racial Barrier

Defense Of Europe Essential To U. 5.  Army, Navy And Ai  Boean Caraunntawnn

Russia to ExplodeH-Bomb In July, Says Editor Who Told of Soviet A-Blast

Chinese Plod Through Mud; AttackNearing   Enemy Spearheads Reported 12 Miles South Of 38th Parallel

Rains Screen  Reds Building For New Push  Enemy Spearhead:  Seen 12 Miles Ranth af 22

Spearheads Of Chinese Reds Move Southward   Rain Drenched Korean Fields See New Drive

Cloud Cover ‘Hides Chinese In Moving Up   Rain-Swept Battle Area Expected To Enable Reds To Adtack Farther

Enemy Aided By Overeast As Offenses Are Readied    No F ighting Noted As UN Armies Wait Second Major Drive

Rains Screen Chinese Army  Buildup Areas   Bad Weather Expected To Speed Up Second Communist Offensive —Allies Fortified

Enemy Units Spotted Over 38th Parallet   Rain-Drenched Communists  Plod South In Latest Buildup

Drenched Red Troops Shape Up Offensive  avamant alk CL   Movement of Chinese Indications Men Are Gathering for New _ Assault on Allies

Rain Seen Aiding Red Offensive  Enemy Ready To Take Advantage Of

Reds Get Ready For Big Attack   Spearheads Of Growing Red Chinese Force Reported South Of Parallel

Reds Continue Drive Buildup  Rain Covers Chinese Massing for Assault

Reds Continue Korean Build-Uy  "Heavy Rains May  - Speed Up Red Attack

REDS ASSEMBLE MASSIVE POWER FOR NEW DRIVE   Spearheads Of Growing Force Of Enemy Are Reported 12 Miles South Of 38th  Parallel.

Fear of Shortages That Do Not Exist Boosts Inflation   Buying Sprees Have Been Launched by Exaggerated Reports Economists Assert

Mass Fear of Shortages Is Speeding Inflation   Man-Made Inflatior ls Built on a Pyramid of Fear

TRUMAN FLAYS BIG PROHTS OF U.S. EMPLOYES   President Opposes Outside Interests of Gov't Workers.

No Details Are Outlined By President   Truman Anticipates No Cabinet Change During His Drive

Will Take Quick Action To Ban ‘Outside Work’ For Federal Employes

Bans Outside Interests For Federal Employes   Sweeping Executive Action Will Be Taken in: Administration Housecleaning; Scope of Cleanuo: Program Will: Be Announced Later.

TRUMAN WILL DD SOMETHING SOON, HE SAYS   Planning Action to Prevent Gov't Officials from Outside Cleanup.

Truman Plans Cleanup Drive In Government   No Changes to Be Made in Cabinet, President States

Lashes Federal ‘Wrongdoers’   President Maps Quick Action Avsainst Workers With Outside Jobs

Says Workers Should Not Have Outside Interests   President Sees No Changes in Cabinet Members

Blasts Profit Deals Made By Workers Under  U. S. Control      Jogistation ‘To Meet Situation Ls Planned; No Changes Seen  En Present Cabinet

Says Workers Should Not Have Outside Interests   President Declines To Say Exactly What He Has in Mind

Four Enemy Planes Are Shot Down   30-Minute Dogfight History’s Longest; Reds Bolster Lines

Peiping Says Bomb Dropped On Manchuria  Radio Claims Ships Invade China Waters But Fire No Shells —

House Seeks Increase For  Top Draft Age   Limit At 30 Years Considereds Reject Reeall OF Veterans

Group Hunting Plan fo Avoid Calling Boys, 18   House Committee Rejects the Possible Drafting of Veterans

House Group Rejects Taking Any Veterans   Senator Proposes Taking Some 4-F’s, Non-Veteran Husbands

Draft Limit May Be Raised To Age 30   House Group Seeks Ways To Avoid Drafting Of 18-Year-Old Youths

NOULD BOUT LIT UP TC SO-YEAR HlbH   House Committee Turns Down Possible Draft of War II Vets.

May Raise Top Draft AgeTo30   House Committee Is Opposed To Drafting Veterans

Drafting of Men Up to 30 Proposed By Services Group  Vinson Also Declares Committee Will Not Vote Veteran Draft

Draft of Vets Rejected by Senate Group   Defense Heads Told te Plan Raising Top to  2. Voarc

Congressmen Request Defense Deparimeni To Consider. Drafting . Of Men Up to 30 Years

Bid for 200,000 More Troops for Europe Is Seen   Figure Given for 1952 Is Double Original Number

ALLIED GROUND TROOPS MAKE LIMITED GAINS   Sabre Jets Take On 30 Red MIG-15s

Ground Troops Battle Against Red Rear Guard:   Enemy Forces Are Continuing Their Delaying Tactics

LIMITED GAINS REPORTED ON KOREAN FRONT   Reds are Using Smoke Séreen: New Air Battle

Denmark Asks More Time For Decision   U.S. Pledges Contracts Abroad For Defense Goods

fions Favor iry of eeks, Turks   enmark Blocks vick Decision by arth Atlantic Bloc

Assembly To Air Districting Setup  Population Basis Would Be Used

Start Moves To Get Oatis His Freedom   :€zéchs May Send Reply This Week, Expects Acheson

Truman Gives Platferm Preview ‘Sure, He's Running,’ Party Leaders Insist

Seen in Truman Pep Rally Speech   Western States Democrats Given Platform for ‘52

Truman Surprises West Coast Democrats with Preview of ‘52 Platform

Truman Flies Home: Hints He Will Pun   President Mildly Surprises West Coast Democrats With Preview of 1952 Platform.

Reds Resist UN Attacks Fast Front   Allied Troops Attacked Southeast of Kumsong But Meet Light Effort; Heavy Attack Launched

Fighting Is At See-Saw Stage   Allies Run Into Some Stubborn Red Resis tance.

RED RESISTANCE GROWS STUBBORN   Allied Troops Engaged On East-Central Fr ont

Stubborn Reds Halt U. N. Drive   Stiff Fighting Rages East of Kumsona

Attacking UR Forces Meet Resistance   Allied Units Become ‘Heavily Engaged’ With Enemy Troops Near lron Triangle

Attacking Yanks Hit Strong Foe In Central Korea   Allies Repel Two Enemy Probing Moves In Eastern Sector

Defense From Reds Strong Near Kumsong   Heavy Action in Area After Light Resistance

RESISTANCE BY FOE INCREASES NEAR PARAL   By EARNEST HOBERECHT UP staff Correspondent

COMMUNISTS HAMMERED BY  SEA AND AIR   War Carried to Red China’s Doorstep by Bombing of Bridge Over Yalu.

Commies Driven Back to Parallel in West Korea by Hard-Hitting UN Forces

British Set To Open Talks: Stock Market Dips at N.Y.   Some Stocks Off S23

va adeteneemaaaeemeeesanemaaiameanaat neem  Senators Find NPA Is Unfair ‘To Little Firms   Sparkman Committee Says Many Face Bankruptcy Without Materials

Small Business Committee Charges NPA With ‘Enerey. lmagination  ack

KNUCKLE-CRACKING ‘REPORT  NPA ‘Attitude Toward Small Business is Hit

‘Law of The Claw and The Fang’  Small Business Raps Knuckles of War Board

Take Crack At N. P.’A.   Senate Group Accuses  Board of Being Callous About ‘Little Business’

N.P.A. Ripped In Handling Of ‘Little Fellow’  Senate Groun Holds   Senate Group Holds Out Little Hope For Small Businesses

Demand Some Attention to Little Firms   Senate Committee Turns Out Sharp Report on An NPA ‘Shortcoming’

U.S. Delegates rly to Treaty Signing City   Acheson Declares Meeting Will Be A Test for Peace

Plane Takes Americans To Frisco Parley  Acheson Aims Slap At Russians Before 1. Dew Telbe

Income And Head Tax Measures Due Before General Court Starting Tuesday

Scale of Living Better In DefianceFood Consumption Above Average

Stephenson . Now Enroute Back To Stafe   Minnesota Authorities Turn Former Dragon, Over to In. diana State Police

Pork Price Hike Okayed   Chops, Roast To Cost Five To Six Cents More

Most of Chops, Roasts Will Cos 5-6 Cents More   OPS Permits Boosts, Effective at Once, to Relieve ‘Squeeze’

Believes There Is Some Hope for Restaurant Coffee But Future of Tea Is Very ‘Dim’

GREATER CORN’ PRODUCTION IS URGED BY PMA   CITES SERIOUS DANGER OF “UNDER-PRODUCTION”

Two Mississippi Veterans May Get In Run-Off   Former Governor Leads Primary Ticket

Tax Boosts On” Radio, TV Sets Are Eliminated  Recess After Okay Of 7.1 Billion In New Assessments

Rivers s Rampage  ann aKa   200,000 Lose Homes In Italy Disaster

1951 COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN OPENS THURSDAY       =: ter $14,000, for Four - *” Agencies, to Continue Until Nov. 20.

Some Sign  Of General Withdrawal   Hard-Pressed Foe Being Plagued By Torn Supply Lines

Red Withdrawa Reported Under Pressing Attack   Reds’ Resistance Confined To East;, Use Loq Defenses

Pulverize Reds Who Choose to Stay and Fight   Most Communists Are On the Run Along Korean Front

 Wife: Here’s Why.Husband Won't Talk  Boyle Explores ‘Non-Commital Grunt’ Today

2 Die, 40 Hurt In Train Wreck   ‘Meadowlark’ Goes Down’ 60-Foot Bank

Two Killed, 40 Hurt In Wreck  Decneamene Tuoclen   Passenger Train Wrecked In Illinois

Neither Side Shows Signs  Of Y iclding   UN and Allies Begin 4th Round of Talks Upon Touchy Problem

$7 Billion. Tax Hike ls Predicted   Truman Pares His Former ‘Request To $10 Billion

New Surge of Cold Alr Out of Canada  Sleet and Freezing Rain Costs Highways

Another Cold Wave Invades Central States   Arctic Winds From Canada Drive Temperatures To 37 Below in Minnesota After Heavy Snow

COLD WAVE BRINGS SNOW, SLEET, ICE   Sleet and Freezing Rain Coat Highways of Northern Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, Indiana.   37 BELOW ZERO IN NORTH MINNESOTA   Snow Falls in Belt From Rockies to Great Lakes. Cold Moves East and South.

Korean Talks Hit Snags Over Truce Enforcement   Red Demand To Build Air Bases During Armistice Also Seen As New Block To Truce Negotiations

Talks Blocked By Red Demand For Air Bases   United Nations Offers Spurned By Communists

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Wins Approval of Record-Rreakino Channel Swim

Investigators Will Ask Congress To Keep Gamblers From Using Mail:

TRUMAN 10 FIGHT CEN ON SIZE UF ARMED FORCE   President Also Will Oppose  Any Limit on His Author ity to Send Troops to Europe,   WORRTED OVER EFFECTS OF PROPOSALS ABROAD   Fears Senate Actions Wil Hamstring Diplomats Working for Buildup of Allies’ Defenses,

President Is Worried Over "Big Debate’   Truman Is Constantly Aware of Action Taken On Traops-to-Europe Issue in Conaress

Assembly May Recess Until Taxes Settled  Democrats for Move But Republicans Spli AL 7 >= 33g.

[Fine Charges Opponents of Income Tax Playing Fast and iLoose With Commitments

Pi C Grants So. Million  Tel. Inerease   Necessary to Assure Fair Return: in Effect July 25

BUFFER ZONE IS AGREED UPON BY NEGOTIATORS   ‘Allied Headquarters Cau tiously Optimistic.  About Outcome      SOME TECHNICAL PROBLEMS REMAIN

3 Other Major Issues Remain  To Be Settled   Buffer Zone Accord Is Same as Allies Asked At Start of Parleys

3 Other Major Issues Remain To Be Settled   Agreement Gives Allies What They Asked For In July

Teams Seek To Hurry Up  Zone Answer   Final Accord Still Left To Full Delegations  de Bawimnlion

UN and Red Officers Map Front Line For Buffer Zone   Full Agreement-on How; When and Where To Halt Fighting May Be Reached Quickly

Bufter Zone Agreement Seems Near   Three Issues Remaining To Be Solved

Appear Glose to Cease-Fire Deal; Pian Buffer Line   Staff Officers “ Working - On Line Between The Combatants

U.N., Reds May Reach Decision On Buffer Zone   Stefi Meeting Today wii Cease-Fire Line, Red Attacks Continue

ALLIES GIVEN ALL DEMANDS OF LAST JULY   Three Other Issues Remain Obstacles To Peace

Pending Tax Bill to Add Average of $28   Indiana Chamber of Commerce Questions Need of Bill Which Would Add $112 for 4

Rush County Taxpayers To Suffer Again   Tax Bill Now Pending in U. S. Senate Will Call for Increase of $569,462 from Local Residents.

Local Taxes Go Up If Measure Passes Senate   Bill Would Cost Clay Residents Approximately $659,040 Annually.

GE, ih uw      Note Greater Safety, Highe: Output Per Man By Americans.

GE \ TOUR C Lb NESIN LITTLE EG). 7   Note Greater Safety, Higher Output Per Man By Americans.

Caudle Tells Of Bargain Mink Coats   Says His Wife and Wives Of Senator and Former War Chief Benefited.

President Appeals for U. S. Unity  Senator Wiley Sees ‘Whitewash

‘Whitewash.’ Critie Cries   Sen. Wiley Hits Demos In Inquiry: Truman Calls For Unity

Truman Pleads For Unity In Mae Dispute   Wiley Lashes At Dem ‘Whitewash’ Hearing On General’s Ouster

President Calls On U.S. To Be United in Crisis   Wiley Charges Demos With ‘Whitewash’ in MacArthur Debate

President Makes New Unity Appeal   Republicans Weigh “Whitewash Charges’ In MacArthur Probe

President Asks For Unity In Radio Address   But Republican Senator Hurls Whitewash Charge

Truman Appeals For Unity While GOP Senator Charges ‘‘Whitewash’”.

Truman Appeals For Unity During Period Of Crisis   Sen. Wiley Calls M’Arthur Inquiry Whitewash Effort

TRUMAN MAKES NEW UNITY BID   \Republican Senator Raises  ‘Whitewash’ Charge In MacArthur Probe

President Makes New Appeal For National Unity   GOP Weighs Possible ‘Whitewash’ Charges In MacArthur Investiaation

“Whitewash” May Turn to Wash-Out   President Says Must Stop Bickering and Using Petty Politics

Truman, Wiley Give 2 Views In Policy Row   President Asks Unity; Senator Charges ‘Whitewash’

Truman Repeats Call for Unity   “Quit Petty Politics”, Truman Urges, as Republican Senator Charges “Whitewashinge”’ in Feud

Pres. Truman Makes. New Appeal for Unity  Saves U. S. Faces Great Crisis. GOP   Says U.S. Faces Great Crisis. GOP Senator Charges ‘Whitewash,’

TRUMAN ASKS FOR UNITY IN "GREAT CRISIS"    Warns of All-Out War Casualties; GOP Charges Mac Hearing Whitewash.

 —MAC ROW — Truman Asks Unity In Crisis   WILEY SEES ‘WHITRW ACH

U.S. in Midst Of Great Crisis, President Says   Must Meet Challenge Or Suffer Greater Losses from ‘Bombs’

Truman Makes New Appeal For Unity   President Declares Nation Facing Meior Crisis

Senator Wiley Charges ‘Whitewash’ Probe to Cover Dismissal of MacArthur  Troops Hear Talk  Marshall Says Attitude in Korea Changed to One of Victory

Party Leaders Scrapping . .. .  Whitewash Charge Meets Unity Appeal

Truman Makes New Unity Appeal As COP Cries “Whitewash” In Mac Case

National Unity Appeal Is Made   Truman’s Plea Ranged Alongside GOP Charge Of Dems ‘Whitewash’

President Makes New Unity Appeal  Says U. S. In Midst Of Great Crisis

TRUMAN URGES UNTY, QUIT BICKERING   Declares Nation In Midst Of Greatest Crisis ,

‘Whitewash!’ Cries Wiley About Probe   Senator Makes Charge As Truman Appeals For Unity

Truman Bids For Unity In ‘Great Crisis’  Whitewash’? Claimad   ‘Whitewash’ Claimed By Wiley In Probe Of MacArthur’s Ouster

Truman Seeks Nafional Unity In Controversy  Republican Hurls  eask a... Oe   Republican Hurls Whitewash Charge In Great Debate

Truman Pleads For Unity After Firing General   Senator Wiley Charges Whitewash In Investigation

Truman Pleads For New ‘Unity’ In World Crisis  Wiley Denounces “Whitewash’ Prob. Of Korea Policy

Repub Crys "Whitewash" On Mac. Issue   Sen. Wiley Makes Charce (ther GOP’ers Say No

Truman’s New Appeal for National  Unity Is Put Alongside GOP Senator's Charge of “Whitewash”

Speaks as Republican Sena. tor Raises Charge of  “Whitewash”   ILE? OFED A Pia  President Asks Support o His Plan to Work for  Peace

God's Will’” If Child Dies, Say Parents Who Won't Permit Doctors To Perform Oreration

God’s Will-- ~-if She Dies Parents Refuse Operation  That Would Blind Dauchter

Reds Hint They Wont Sign Jap Peace Treaty.   Polish Delegate in Bitter Tirade Fails To Impress

8 NATIONS SAY THEY WILL SIGN JAPANESE TREAT}   ussia, Poland and Czechoslovakia Only Countries at Pariey That Will Withhold Approval.   PEECHES ARE HEARD AT CONFERENCE   farsaw’s Delegate Attacks Pact — Spender Cheered by Galleries as He Assails Russia.

Limitation Law Held Invalid   Attorneys Hail Judge’s Decision in Madera Case

 Five Days Afloat Without Water—  ‘Survivor Tells Of Tragedy To 8

Liquor Traffic Given Once-Over   Crime Investigators Study Bootlegging Operations In Dixie

Western Union Employes Vote On Settlement   Nationwide Strike Put Off Indefinitely as Agreement Is Reached

Western Union Strike Put Off Indefinitely  Union Members Vote On Accepting Wace

WIRE SERVICE STRIKE TODAY IS POSTPONED   Employes of Western Union To Vote On Hike Offered

Telegraph Workers Call Off Walkou'  Nationwide Strike Of 35, 000 Western Union Em ploves Deferred

BROYLES BILL SENT 10 THE HOUSE FLOOR   House Committee Votes 17 to 4 in Favor of Bill to Outlaw Reds in Illinois.   ” COMMUNIST STATE ORGANIZER SPEAKS   Says There Are 2,500 Communists in State; Won't Say He Would Fight Russia.

‘COMMUNIST STATE ORGANIZER SPEAKS   Says There Are 2,500 Communists in State; Won't Say He Would Fight Russia.

Grant Railroads Mail Pay Boost  $74,889,000 More, 32 Percent Increase

RAILROAD MAIL ~ RATES BOOSTED   Railroads Allowed 32 Per Cent Increase For Carrying Mail

Railways Given Mail Rate Boost  Nearly $75 Million Yearly Is Granted

RAILROADS’ MAIL PAY RATES HIKED   I. C. C. Grants Additional 32 Per Cent Boost

ICC Grants Rails Hike in Mail Pay   Increase Is Estimated To Give Carriers About $74 Million Increase

32% Boost of Rail Mail Rates OK'd   Carriers Will Gain About $74 Million a Year With Hike

Royal Pair End Journey Abroad   Good To Be Home, Declares Princess

ALLIED REPLY ON CEASE-FIRE TALKS HELD UP   Ridgway Withholds Answer te Reds as New U. N, Offensive Starts.

Allied Armored Columns Swing Mighty Punch At Communists In Drive To Apex Of ‘Iron Triangle’   Here - There - Everywhere

Withholding His Answer  To Communist Proposal   However, Hope Riding High In Tokyo And Elsewhere Over Resumption Despite General’s Silence.

Ridgway Reply fo Truce Talks Bid Is Held Up   Peiping Radio of Reds Even Muted as Minor Complaints Are Aired

Allied Tanks Surge Ahead In Big Attack   Red China Radio Strangely Silent As Hopes Rise

Heaviest Thrust of War Made by Three Divisions; Ridgway Delays Reply to Red Request to Reopen Talks

Gen. Ridgway Delays Truce Talk Reply   UN Leader May Be Employing Peychalonical Stan

Battle of Words On Korea War Slows to Halt   No Indications When Allted Commander Will Reply to Reds

Both Sides Quiet On Peace Issue As War Goes On   Hope Still Held That Peace Talks. Will Be Continued

GEN, RIDGWAY STILL SILENT ON RED OFFER   Battle of Words as Muted as New Offensive Action Is Loud.

All’s Quiet On Red Bid For Meeting  Ridgway Holds Up Answer, Peiping

Hope Continues For Resumption  Of Peace Talks:   General’s Hesitance. ‘May Be Planned To Increase Apprehension: Of Enemy

RIDGWAY STILL SILENT ON NEW RED PROPOSAT.   Flow of Words on Truce Quiets While - Battle Roars Acain

‘Word Battle ls Muted By Both Sides   Hope Rides High That Truce Talks Will be Reopened Despite Silence

Mute on Subject ‘of Resuming Peace Talks With Reds   Ridgway Withholds Reply. But Hope Grows for New Negot'ations.

Allied Armor Stages Big Foray Along Battle Front And Truce Conference Stalls

Gen. Ridgway Withholds Answering Plea of Reds To Resume Peace Talks

Ridgway Holds Back Answer Tc Red Proposal   Hope Rides High That Truce Talk Can Be Resumed

Ridgway Refuses to Be Rushed in Reply   Withholds Answer to Commit Proposal Suggesting That Peace Discussions Broke Off be ‘Immediately’ Resumed

Ridgway Delays Reply on Truce  Red Radio Strangely C+)... iit EC

Communists Await Reply By Ridgway   Tanks, Infantry Go Into Former Triangle Section

Ridgway Still Silent About Truce Talks   Allied Officials Are Optimistic Over Settlement

. 9 Ridgway’s Answer Is Awaited  General In No  Hurry To Reply Te Communists

‘Word Battle’ ls Muted By Both Sides  Hi Hope Rides High   Hope Rides High That Truce Talks Will be Reopened Despite Silence

Ridgway Holds Back Answer  On Truce Talks   Even Peiping Radio Goes Almost Silent on Subject

Hope Raised That Peace  Talks. Could Be Resumed   UN's Leaders, Tokyo Are Both Confident As War Is Renewed Over Most Of Front

RED PROPOSAI FOR CONFAB STUDIED   Ridgway Withholds Reply To Communist Heads   When Allies Will Answer: Hopes High In Tokyo, U.N. Camp At Munsan

-RIENDS TREATED FOR TWO _YEARS   Theater Salesman Arrested for Giving Popcorn Away

Jilted Atlanta Beauty, Doomed to Die ‘In Four Weeks, Takes Fling In Gotham

With Only Weeks to Live, Betty Thompsor More Concerned With Meeting Her Idols

British Move Families Out Of Suez Zones Declared Unsafe: Labor Flown Into Area

British Decree Suez Not Safe, Boycott Looms   Arabs And Moslems Given Orders With Holy War Planned

kkk kkk BRITAIN DECLARES NEW AREAS OF CANAL ZONE UNSAFE FOR FAMILIES

Millionaire Is Freed of Coniemp! of Congress Charge   Judge Goldsboroucgh Says Quiz Answers Might Have Sent Field to Jail.

Millionaire Leftist Freed Ot Contempt   Frederick V. Field Not Guilty Of Defying  Congress

Field Freed On Charge:   New York Millionaire Acquitted of Alleged Contempt of Congress Today

Federal Judge Grants Appeal To Free Field   Millionaire Tried On Contempt Charge Gains His Freedom

Field Acquitfed Of Contempt   Refusal to Answer Congressmen Upheld

Ficld Cleared By Judge In ‘Contempt Case   Goldsborough Holds Millionaire Right In Snubbing Questions

Acquittal Motion Granted  Field Freed Of ansdsal Ui   RUDENZ CALLED FIELD a   FIFLD WAS CHARGED wit

Field Acquitted In Contempt Case  : Judge Approves  Dismissal Plea

Fighting Lull May Continue During Reces:   Allies Remain Alert For Any Red Surprise Movement

U.N. Officials May Stand Pat On Troop Issue   Allies Repulse Light Probing Attacks on East-Central Front .

UN CHIEFTAINS MEET IN TOKYO QN PEACE PLAN   Ridgway Gives Aide: Instructions On  Steps To Take

Southern Democrats Skeptical Ove Trunian’s Moves For Party Peace

Negotiators Deadlock on Buffer Zone War to Continue While U.N... Reds  Confer on Truce   Marshall Begins Hunt for Author Of Mystery Siory on Red Power

Marshall Probes  War Statement  No One Can Or Will Sa: Why Korean War State-

Mystery in Origin of = War Statement  Marshall Digging Into Reasons s Behi nd  gO SES  Sie, Sivgerceter nes

MARSHALL IS PROBING WAR BUILDUP TALK   Words Department Is Credited With Making Statement

Marshall Tries To Find Source Of Statement On Reds Build-Up In Korea

Navy's Guns Have Lobbed More Than 20,00 ‘Tons of Explosives at Targets in Korea

Navy Hammered Korea Communist   With 20,000 Tons Of High Explosives

 Since Start of War ro Navy Drops 20,000 Tons ‘Of Explosives on Korea

M’SHERRYSTOWN CRASH DAMAGES FOUR AUTOS   Miss Gladys Myers, Hanover, Slightly Injured In Accident On Holiday Eve

Coffee Shortage Confronts Nation   Plants May Be Forced to Shut Down Unless Dock Walkout Solved.

Truman Further ‘Sold’ on Achesor   Praises Secretary For Work at Parley

“De Gasperi] Is: Readying Plans For Giving Italians Stronger  Anti-Communist Government

The Dutchman Balks In Quiz On Shakedown   Grunewald Refuses  To Talk At Inquiry By House Committee

Drive Planned On Ganaster Tax Evasions  ‘Getting Away Witt Murder’ Literally,  Cammittee Renorts

Racketeers  To Bein Tax  Spotlight Committee Offers  Treasury Money To Finance Drive

Crowd Greets Elizabeth and Prince Philip   Plane Changes Course Across Atlantic to Miss Hurricane

General Van Fleet Says Reds Cannot Defeat U.N. Army   Declares Enemy Is  Hurt Beyond Repair

GENERAL VAN FLEET SAYS UNITED NATIONS “SHALL NOT BE DEFEATED” IN KOREAN WAR

Wreek Kills  3 Trainmmen   2 Freight Trains Hit East Of Lewiston; 4th Man Hart

Frigid Blasts Menace Crops  In Deep South   Snow Falls In All Dixie States, Frost Forecast In Florida

Crops Threatened As Frigid ‘Air Moves Across Southland Following Day Of Snowfalls

SOUTH'S FRUIT CROPS PERILED   Cold Air Follows In Wake Of Snowfalls; Frost In Everglades

Southland In Path Of Cold Wave From The Snow-Covered Midwest   Young And Tender Crops And Fruit Threatened As Mercury Slips Under Freezing Mark; Heavy Snow In Some States.

Next Move Up to ) Communists  Sasa ge een pee ae ee   Correspondents Give Views on Red Order

Reporters Hope Talk Breakdown Only Temporary  Correspondent Issue Cause of Suspension

Taft’s Backers To Fight Boost Of N. Y. Votes  Dewey Leads Ful  eee Oe ee

Taft Backers OpposeChange In Vote Setup   Will Fight Move to Boost N. Y. Vote at Republican Conclave

Backed Hy lke’s Boosters  Taft ToF ight Move To Up New York’s GOP Delooattion

Volunteer Workers Sandbag Crumbling River Dikes “in Washington; Damage Estimated at $50,000,000

FLOODS COVER WHOLE TOWNS _IN NORTHWES)   Snow Runoff Slowed _As Temperatures Take Drop

Rhee Requests Arms Be Given  250,000Men   ‘Time To Be Constantly On Alert,” He Says; Gen. Ridgway Praised

More Red Charges.   Rhee Says So. Korea Can Raise 250,000 New Troops Against Reds

ACCIDENT IN RIVER   Boat With Five on Fishing Party Aboard Capsizes in Little Wabash River Sunday Afternoon.   TWO HOLD TO BOAT; ONE SWIMS ASHORE   Verner Bravard, 44, Drowns Trying to Save Ernest Lingo, 14. Drag River for Bodies Today.

Boat With. Five.o on Fi Party Aboard Capsi Little Wabash Sunday. Afternoon             TWO HOLD. TO 80 ONE SWIMS ASH:    Verner Bravard, 44, Drowns - Trying to Save Ernes Lingo, 14. Drag Rive for Bodies Today.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Ike’s Policies— What Does General Eisenhower Believe?

Communists Help To Speed Armistice By Avoiding Politics   Allies Believe Quick Cease-Fire Can Be Arranged If Reds Are Sincere In Peace Moves.

Still No Reply to General’s Demand For Safe Conduct for Allied Delegation, But  Reds Claim Sincerety In Desiring Peace

Group to Meel With Commies On Battlefield  Ridgway Demands Safe Conduct for

Will Conduct Cease-Fire Talks With Communists Sunday, Armistice To Be Speeded With   Political Issues Avoided   COMMUNISTS SPAR AROUND KAESONG

Preliminary Talks To Be Held Sunday   Ridgway Demands Safe-Conduct For UN Delegation

Reds Promise To Avoid All Political Issues   General Ridgway Demands Safe-Conduct For Allied Deleaation

RIDGWAY ASKING ASSURANCE MEN 10 BE UNHARMED   Fighting in Lull Due To Weather, Peace talk

General Picks 9-Man Team For Peace Talk   Reds Deny Parley Ruse To Cover New Drive: War Quietest in Month

TALKS SLATED FOR SUNDAY ON BATTLEFIELD   Red Sources Indicate That Communists Would Help Speed  Armistice.

Agree To Meet At Kaesong  ange ay Selects 5-Man Team  4 we , eee tS trmt oe a Seen en. Ama

News Day, Night   UN Accepts Sunday As Date Of Meeting   Ridgway Demands Assurance Of Safe Conduct For Allied Delevation

Communists to Help Speed Up Korean Armistice Discussions   Will Not Make Any Political’ Demands At Truce Conference. Sunday

AGT TO oPCED UP AGREEMENT ON ARMISTICE   Ridgway Demands Assurance of Safe Conduct for UN Delegation.

Session Will Be Conducted This Sunday   Reds Dispatch No Reply To Message On Safe Conduct

Three Colonels Chosen For Start Of Cease-Fire Talks on Battlefield

POLICE-LOOKING FOR LOST GIRL   Suspect Grilled About Disappearance Of 10-YearOld Child In Catifornia— Denies Guilt.

MUSICIAN QUIZZED IN HUNT FOR GIRL      Bloodstains - Found it Cabin; ‘Search for Child  Continues

California Girl Not Yet Found  Handyman Grilled; Bloodstains In Cabir

‘Circumstantial Case’  Girl, 10, Feared Victim of Slaying  Police Quiz Musician, Study Blood-Stained Motel Cabin

Mercy Banned For Offenders In Red China   Minister Of Justice Say: Courts Too Soft In Pas?

Red China's Female Minister Of Justice Slams Gates Of Mercy Under New Law

Too Soft, She Says  Red China’s Female Minister  lOf Justice Orders Crackdown

Mere Intent Capital Crime In Red China  Gates Ot Mercy Slammed On All Opposing Regime

Red Courts Clamp Down In China  ‘Inten’ Becomes   ‘Intent Becomes Capital Crime In Bloody Purge

Show Them No Mercy Orders China Chief   Female Minister Hits Softness in Handling Of Anti-Communists

Double Blaze   TREES-TIRES-CRATES-A&I HUT BURN AS BELLAMAH FIDDLES

House Passes  Tax Bill   Measure Goes To President For Signature

Administration Leaders In House Temporarily Sidetrack Tax Measure

House Leaders Delay Vote On Tax Boost Bill  Advocates Scramble For Enough . Votes To Pass Measure

Hard Fight Seen Ahead  On Increase Bill Sidetracked To Gather Votes

Truman Crowd Hustling Up Votes For Tax Boost   Democrats Scrambling Feverishly To Find Enough Votes To Pass Huge Tax Increase

Tax Leaders Scramble For Needed Votes   Grim With Tension, Truman’s Boys Hunt For Help in House For Boosting Levy

House Approves  New Tax Bill on  Roll Call Vote New Law Now Awaits  Si I a

Administration In for Battle   Grim Truman Aides Scramble Feverishly for Enough Votes to Put Across General Tax Increase

lax Bill Laid Aside Pending Pay Hike Bills  Rayburn Confident of Passage on Second House Consideration

Seek House Votes To Pass Tax Increase  Revamped Bill   Revamped Bill Reduced $41,000,000  From Ist Compromise

Huge Tax Hike Ballot Facing Further Delay   Ballot Slated Today After Move To Gain Badlv-Needed Votes

Congress Sends New Tax Bil To White House   House Approves Measure on Second Change

Tax Vote Put Off  In House   Administration Leaders Shift Plans in Attempt To Gain Votes for Bill

 Leaders Plead for Unity   Republicans Against Bill Likely to Held Te Original Vote

House To Act “a Night  On Compromise   Breather Ordered For Senate—Passed Revised Measure

House Leaders Sidetrack Tax Bill For Time   Move Is Tactical To Gain Additional Votes For Increase

Dem Leaders Seek to Gain Needed Votes  Expect GOP Forces To Stand Firm; Levy Bill Cut

RECORD TAX RAISE BILL IS ADOPTED   House Approves $5,691,000,000 Increase on Second Chance Vete 184 For, 160 Against.

SECOND CHANCE SAVES MEASURE: VOTE 184 TO 160   Goes Now to Presfdent Truman; Contains Indiana Welfare Clause. °*

HOUSE HOLDS UP TAX BILL T0 GAIN VOTE   Leaders Hopeful More Time Will Enable Measure To Pass.

184 to 160 Vote For Increase   Slightly Changed Act Passes; Congress Set To Adjourn Saturday

Sidetrack Balloting  In House   Administration Fights Battle Against Time

Pay Raise Bills Shoved in Ahead   Delay to Be Used to Round Up More Voters for Measure

SCRAMBLE F VOTES ON TAX    Compromise Bill Has Few Minor Changes From Rejected Tax

Tactical Move Delays Tax Bill Action in House   Administration Chiefs Seek Time to Pick Up Badly-Needed Votes

Vole Delayed For Absentees   House Leaders Expect Hard Fight with Vote Possible Later in Day

House Tactics Changed in Effort To Pass Tax Bill   Leaders Given More Time To Pick Up Votes

TRUMAN FORCES ‘AGING BATTLE ON INCOME TAX   Administration Leaders Scramble To Get Enough House Votes To Put Over  Revenue Increase.

Tax Hike Bill ‘Backers Spar For More Time   House Sends Bill on to Senate, Where Quick Approval Is Expected

DEMOS DELAY TAX DECISION TO HUNT VOTES   House Still Expected To Act Today; Fate Of New Bill in Doubt

Expect Vote In House Later Today After Hard Fight  Bill Sidetracked s Leaders Trv   Bill Sidetracked As Leaders Try To Gain Votes

House OK Dubious On Tax Boost   Only Minor Changes Made in Bill Previously Rejected

Demos Stall On.Tax-Bilk; ~ Need Support  Admit New Measur:  Faces Hard Fight; Renact AcHan Toda

Democrats Work To Get More Votes   Leaders Hopeful Of Changing Enough To Send Bill To Truman

House Delays Tax Bill fo rustle Votes   Takes Up Two Other Measures Give Leaders Time to Organize Their Forces

SECOND VOTE PASSES BILL 184 TO 160   Income And Excise . Levy Boosts Now Effective Nov. 1

House Leaders Side Track Tax Bill Vote   Administration In . Move To Pick Up Support

DEMOS DELAY BALLOTING ON ISSUE   During Afternoon  SPEAKER RAYBURN   Confident Measure Will Be Approved: Only Minor Changes Are Made

House Vote Speeds Bill To Truman   Income Levies Scheduled To Rise Nov. 1; Sales Taxes Boosted Too.

$9 BILLION PLUS MEASURE GOES TO PRESIDENT   VOTE OF 184 TO 160 CLEARS THE WAY FOR QUICK ADJOURNMENT

Higher Taxes Will Go Into Effect Nov. 1 As Result Of Vote In Lower House

House Vote On Tax Measure ls Delayed   Action Expected This Afternoon At Capital

Passage Wins On 184 To 160 Roll Call Vote   Measure Increases Individual, Excise Levies A Total Of <5 £601 000 000

Postal Rate and Pay Raise Also Enacted   Federal Salaries Go Up in Other Civil  Service Brackets

—N EW BATTLE Roll Call. Expected By Night.   PAY RAISE BILLS GET PREFERENCE

Dem Leaders Stalling Vote On Tax Bill   Speaker Rayburn Hopes To Pick Up Necessary Support

000 American Enlisted Men fo Bring apanese. Wives to the United States

Nearly 6,000 G.I.’s to Bring Wives From Japan   Must Marry by March 19; Most Get Approval

After.Much Red Tape 6,000 G.I.’s Plan To Bring Japanese Wives To U.S.

Many Jap Wives fo Be Brought Home By Enlisted Men  Almost 6,000 Men An-

Nearly 6,000 American Enlisted Men Plan To Bring Their Japanese Wives Back Home

Catholic Chaplain Says. He Saw Sniper Shoot  At Men Carrying Litters

150 Million ‘Factories’ in United States —  Blood Greatest Life-Saving Aid

Donations Alone Can Supply Needed  Plasma for Troops   Blood for Korea Can Save Countless Lives—Talk of Truce Lessened  Supplies ~

CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY LISTED FOR POSTMEN   Deliveries And Window Service Will Be Suspended Dec. 25 — Most Workers To Get Day Off

Hurricane Easy Losing Speed   Terrible Winds Lash Atlantic; Threat Lessens

Roks. Gain 26 Miles on East Coast   -Eisewheére Enemy © “Has. Checked: Allied Tank Spearheads;  Battle Fury Mounts  ae teehee Aron

Foe Fights Back Along Rest Of Line   Allied Task Force Stopped Cold During Drive For Link-up

South Koreans  Ram 26 Miles Into Red Lines   ROK’s Roll Unopposed To Town Of Kansong (jn Sea Of Japan; Deepest Thrust In New Drive

South Korean Troops Thrust 26 Miles Deep   Farthest Drive In New Counter Action by Allies

Linkup Drive By Other U.N.  Forces Halted Fighting Is Stiff  rt Pn) = —   Fighting Is Stiff On Central Front

PUTS ASIDE HEAVY BURDENS <3 President Truman Settles Down fo Vacation From Crisis Atmosphere

Cashier's Shorlage Over Million Dollars  Potamdt« Benknw télhew   Friendly Banker Whe Ended Life Didn't Gain Personally

False Bomb Scares Plaguing Police  Voice Warns Airport To Be Blown Up

Sawyer Defends Truman's Security Order: Decries ‘Emotional Outbursts’

‘New York Stocks   Sawyer Says U.S. ‘Wages War, Defends Security Censoring

Sawyer Defends Secrecy Order  Secretary Contends   Secretary Contends ‘Too Much Given Out’

Cabinet Member Terms Protests On New Gag Rule ‘Emotional Outbursts’

Sawyer Defends Security Order, Cites ‘Hot’ War  Censorship Protests  Aan fMall.~d Meenk'...!   Censorship Protests Are Called Emetiong!

Yanks.13 Giants.. l   Truman’s Ga g Rule Defended  By Bureaucrat

Sawyer Defends Truman's Security Information Order   Too Much Military Information Getting Out, Says Secretary

Sawyer Defends Ban Upon Press   Backs President’s New Security Law

Phones Taken From-Hoosier Raskie fonts   Telephone Company Co-Operates: With Marion’ County Prosecutor in War-on Gamhlerc.

Mercer Co. Jury Censures Liquor  Board’s Probers   Gambling In Licensec Clubs Hit; No More Indictments Made

Allies, Reds  Agree Captives  May Send Mail Letter From Dean . Is First Delivered —  PR; Cammimnict Force

Rain Forecast For Flood Aree Mississippi Recedes  Bee EB hen ar ene Carr aed'* mma

foral Temnerature   Woes Belter Job Quicker, Cheaper.... er ae EEL OBEAPEN 5 se  New Blood-Taking Machine  Being Placed In Active Use

New Miracle Machine Takes. Blood Directly From Veins   It’s Patterned After Harvard Apparatus

Governor Smith Tells Jefferson City Rotary All About State's Taxes

Governor Reports On Expenses and Income of Stafe   Most All of General Revenue Fund to Education, Health. Welfare.

Shure, and It Is Patricia’s Fairy Story And If You Don’t  Believe It You’re Not an Irishman!

Heavy American Air Raid On Red Capital Highlights Sharpening Korean Warfare

U. S. Planes Hit Korean Capital   Allied Troops Seize Hill From Commies In New Alert At Front

U. N. Planes Rip Capital OF N. Korea   Yanks Seize Hitt Mass On Northeast Front; SAmbreh? Secon

West Point Firm On Cadet Penalty  Action Should Be Finished Next Week

me HIV INARI CUIY-—,  Walkouts Idle 115,00( Workers   DEFENSE WORKERS OUT

Labor Disputes Make 115,400 Idle In Nation   24,000 Leave Jobs In Akron Defense Plants: Auto Workers Strike At Goodyear Aircraft Corp,

Labor Disputes Idle More Than 113,000 Over U.§   More Walkouts Are Reported Impending In Phone Industry

113.000 Out Of Work Due To Strikes   40.000 Maritime Men Threaten Saturday Walkout

UN fo Take Up “Truman Plan   Committee to Consider Feasibility of Talks On Atom Control-Arms

House Okays 7.2 Billions Tax Boost   Bill for Largest Hike in History Goes to Senate Now

Red Arrests Up To Local Police  Communists’ Job, If Sabotaqe Starts

Former Gang Figure Refuses To Talk  Before Crime Investigation Committee

Daylight Attack   UN Troops Withdraw on 150-Mile Front; Bia Blow Comine

Enemy Pushes Forward in Bloody. Daylight Thriist as Third Battle for City Within Seven Months Gets Under Way—Allies Reported Withdrawing All Along 150-Mile Front in Face of Dangerous Break-Through by Reds.   ALL-OUT ATTACK “AWAITED

Persons’ Vote Is Confirmed   Lawmakers Adjourn Until Monday After Canvass

Solons Revamp Rules Procedure, Canvass Ballots  Legislature Renames  House, Senate Aides, ‘ suweae Dasvenme GiLaw

Okra Pods Form Basis  Of Product   Svnthetic Plasma Has Advantages Over Real Blood

State Finance Division's Meat Contracts Probec  jie an uci   Routine OPS Check Shows Some Price Regulation Violations

Argue Fate Of Dr. Rutledge In lowa Tribunal   Defense Lawyer Urges 70-Year Slaying Sentence Be Reversed

Rutledge Appeal Hearing Starts in Highest lowa Cour   Justices Hear Arguments in Murder Case

Court Told Prison Term Too Severe   Appeal Case Is Opened Before lowa’: Highest Tribunal

AFL Denounces Controls Law   Measure Termed Fraud On People In Labor Report

a et an  AFL Flays ‘Economic Controls As ‘Fraud’ OnAmericanPeople

A. F. OFL. Calls It A Fraud On The People   Assures Substantial increase In Prices, Labor Group Says

Labor Union Backs’ Truman Blast At Bill   Spokesman Says Statate Will Hike Prices, Ban. -* Anv Important Rollback

Economic Controls Law Denounced by A. FL. as Fraud on American People

AFL Attacks Economic Control Act  Labor Group Sees Higher Prices; Bloc To Price Rollbacks

AFL Terms Controls Law Kraud on US   Backs Truman Demand For Repeal During Senate Hearing

AFL Calls New Controls Law A Fraud   Sides With Truman; Term: Capehart Amendment an Economic Booby Trap.

Labor Tabs Control Law As ‘Fraud’  Organization Says  Measuz. Assures

AFL. Flays Controls Act As ‘Fraud’  fz. ee ed Rharn Riact   Directs Sharp Blast At Capehart Plan As Group Opens Probe

AFL Blasts Curbs Law As ‘Fraud’   Higher Prices Are Blamed on Latest Controls

Korean War In Ninth Month; Troops Advance Slowly To Take Control of Key Road

News Day, Night   Troops Find Reds Missing In Key Town   Units Slog Through Hills, Mud; Hoengsong And  Pangnim Taken

Retail Stores Starting Price Change Over   Shops Must Finish Job Of Converting In Only 4 Weeks

Many Retailers Begin Change to New Price System   Must Change to “Margin” Freeze By March 29

Retail Stores Start ~ Big Conversion Job   Over 200,000 Establishments Selting  Clothes:or House Furnishings  ~ Change Price Controls to Meet New Order by OPS.   MARCH 29. 1S DEADLINE

Big Conversion Job Is Started by Retail Stores   Clothing, House Fur. nishings Pricing System Changed by OPS

fetal Price Task Beems   To Change Over to Fixed Profit Margin Above Wholesale Costs

PRICE WAR IN OTHER CITIES   Cut-Rate Tactics Of New York Department Stores Spreading

Price Cutting Begins Spread Across Nation  ‘ New York Departwent

Price War Spreads To Other Major Cities  Watches, Aspirin, Father's Day Gifts Added to Growing List of Cut-Rate Special:

No Signs of Truce Seen As Price Battle Spreads   Portsmouth Sees Price War—From Afar

Low-Price War factics Spread lo Ciher Cities  No Truce Signs Seen InN. Y. Battleground Ace Fight Cantinues

Tactics Adopted by Other Cities   Price War Program ls Spreading West

Watches Reduced $9.25 to $74.88   Watches Reduced 27.2) tO $/4.66  Four Cities Join  NYC Price War

New York Price War Rages Unabated; Spreads Out to Several Other Cities

RICE TRIMMING ait COPE ANS   Four Other States Enter Cut-Rate Tactics Set In New York—No Signs Of Truce Yet.

Merchants in Several Cities Adopt CutRate Tactics of Warring New York Stores

Dramatic Eleventh Hour Respite Stays Death for Three Scheduled to Die in Chair

'B-36 Bombers Fly Non-Stop  Major Bowers Pilot Of From Texas To Africa B-36 On Non-Stop Flight

\TOM TESTS SATISFACTORY SAYS M'MAHON   Eniwetok Trials Up to Expectations Says Senator

Mild Weather Will Continue   Intermittent Rains Forecast For Ohio

peat Claims Dorothy Dix, Writer of Nation’s Best Known Heartbalm Column

Dorothy Dix Dies Al Age of Ninely   ~ Column: Was Published fo: ‘Half Century :

Big 3 to Act Today on W. Germany   Token Nation Status Okeh Expccied;  <7 ome ae sap  Russia Still Stalls

New German Nation Seen      Big 3 Expected , to Okay Token Soaverejonty

Return of West German Nation Status Is Seen   Big Three Tired Of Waiting for Red Occupation Action

Bread, Pastry Ceiling Upped   Hike Starts Monday, Packard Gets Boost

PIE ORDER COMING MONDAY a Cake And Car Prices Due For Increases By OPS

Bread Price ~ Hike Pending   Bakers’ Goods May Get Hicher Ceiline

Drieison Ott gressionalHot Seat Today      Senate Calls Former REC_Director;—-House. Probes Tax Scandal

RFC Critics Defied By President   Renominates Five Board Members Over Senate Opposition

Renominates RFC Board Despite Senate Criticism   Truman Asks Confirmation of Five Members Dating from July 1, 1950.

RFC Critics Brushed Off   Truman Renominates Entire Board Despite Sharp Senate Criticism

Crities of The RFC Defied   Renomination of All Five Members Sent Senate by The President

Defies Critics of RFC: Renominate: 5 Board Members   Sends Names to Senate in Midst  YE Cnnternvarcy

RFC Board Renominated By Truman   President Defies Senate Critics by Renaming Directors

President  Defiant on RFC Case   Renames Five on Whom Senate Didn't Act For Board Role.

REC Critics in Senate Detied by President   Truman Renames All Five Members of Agency's Board

Truman Defies Senate Critics  Offers Nominations Of 5 RFC Members

Immediate Wage Price Controls Urged For U.S.   Economic Advisers Say Nation In Inflation Spiral

Hint Big Cuts in Cars, Appliances   Advisers Also Urge Price, Wage Controls

Urges Direct  Usage For  Pete Control CEA Recommends  Income Tax Hike All Along Line

11 Mental Patients  Break Out of Cells InArkansas Hospital   Mass Escape of Prisoners From  Criminal Ward Stirs Widespread Search; Blizzard Hampers Efforts

Felons Escape At Little Rock  Mass Break Made By 11 Mental Patients

Unions Condemn Oatis Trial   Statement Calls Conviction “Foregone Conclusion” .— His Release Demanded.

Russ Claim Yanks Seek “Scapegoat”  Say MacArthur’ s End ’ “Inglorious”  i a Ra sete aac

Meat Controls To Be Pushed  Truman Says   All Agencies To Co-operate In Drive HST Declares

HEARING IS BELIEVING — Reporter Admits Story  Of Singing Mouse True

Towa Mother Is Released From Jail  Behind Bars, 26 . Hours for Refusa FR Carve on Jury

Mother Releaser’ From lowa Prisor   Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Appeal From Court Contempt Charg:

IOWA MOTHER IS JAILED FOR REFUSING JURY DUTY   Declines Oath Because Children Home Without Care: Appeal! Six-Month Term

Mother ‘Freed; Suprertie Court to Review Case   Jailed for Contemp After Refusing tc Take Oath'as Juror

MOTHER SENT TO JAIL IN JURY DISPUTE FREED   Released on Bond; lowa Su _ preme Court Agrees to. Hear Case.

Bradley to Poll NATO Leaders On Problems   For Their Opinions, Intentions on Defense of Western Europe

Bradley To Get Europe's View On Arms Issue   Chief of Staffs Will Leave Tomorrow For 10 Days In London, Paris

Bradley After  European Date He Hones to End   He Hopes to End Disputes Over Pact

Virginia Man Pleads Guilty In Bride Rape  Young Wife Of Navy   Young Wife Of Navy Officer Was Scized In Arlington Home

W ecther--  Land “Not Safe’ for Americans   Disappearance of U. S$ Citizens in Last 3 Years Cited.

ARRESTS OF U. 8. CITIZENS SCORED i wt U.S. Slaps Ban On Travelers  In Red-Ruled Czechoslovakia

'UN Delegates Stand Firm Against Red Plan Of ‘Unilateral’ Pullback

NO PROGRESS IN CHANGING ENEMY’S PLAN   Communist Group Again Refuses To Make Concessions

Red Proposed Korean Truce Line Rejected  U.N. Delegates Stand Firm Against Proposal Of Reds

el 8 eS 0 Wie 9 0 ss oamncineaininemmnenemeneetienaeiiemanmnbmeimemeiamatniamere meee  Several Get $100,000 Each From Relative They Never Saw

'Prayed and Sang While Awaiting Death or Rescue   Mine Blast Survivor Tells Grim Story of Long Ordeal

Korea Seeks New Orders From UN   Manchuria Bombing Rights Are Needed

BYRNES ASKS RESIGNATION OF J. H. M’GRATH   ATTORNEY-GENERAL BLAMED FOR MESS IN JUSTICE DEPT,

Resignation of McGrath Urged By Rep. By mes   Calls Attorney General “Unwilling, Incapable Of Leadership” —SayCleanup Impossible

Byrnes Urges M’Grath Quit Attorney Post   Republican Asserts: He Should Resign In Wake Of Tax Frauds

Senate Group Opens Quiz In of ob Peddling   RFC Loan influence _ Enters Probe kito ‘Mississippi Deals

Trumanites Tried to Use RFC Influence  Probers Informed Of Plan to Boost Requtar Faction

RFC Influence Connected With Mississippi Demos   Pro-Truman Democrats Accused Of Selling Federal Jobs. Influencing Loans From REC

Senate Told of Job Sales in Mississippi Charge Pro-Truman Group Sold Posts

Senate Investigators Hear Story  Linking RFC Loans With Politics

Democrats In Dixie Face  RFC Airing   Group Charged With Trying To Rebuild Through Influence

RFC Hearings Turn To Deals In Mississippi   Pro-Trumanites Are Accused Of Boosting Party With Influence

Democratic Power Used To Bolster Party Stand   Senate Committee Told Of RFC Loan  Influence Efforts

Senators In Disagreement  Clash Over Suggestior To Drop ade — PT ee ee

Caroline Gretza Made Sure Pain in His Heart Was Gone   Kenneth Had Better Clean Up Vocabulary

\She’s Not Bothered By Marine's Shattered \Face, But He'll Have To Cut Out The Cussing

UN Keeps Ear to Ground For Mao Peace Feelers   Red China Retreat Bolsters Diplomatic Pocition for Korean War Settlement

Sharp Notes Reject Red Accusations   Denial Made That U. §$. Is Dropping Spies in fron Curtain Lands.

Fleeing Allies Beat Off Reds To Avoid Tray   Chinese Sickle Now 70 Miles South of Seoul

Communist Army Attacks 8 Miles South Of Seoul      Reds Aim Toward Wonju Tr Aftempt To Cut Off iietreating. U. N. Forces

Allies Scares; Don't WantTo Spend Money   Success Passible; Sagging Morale Is Ralctered By U. S.

EUROPE LIVES IN TERROR OF NEW RED MOVE:   AP Observer Reports Or Gen. Eisenhower’s Defense Tour

Eisenhower Finds Job Possible, But Difficult   Re Precton Grover

Facts Gieanea rrom me's (rip  Eisenhower Finds West Europe Cautious About Defense Plans

Job Of Building Defense In Europe To Be Brutally Hard Answers To Ike Are Not Satisfactory

Gen. Ike Finds Defense Hard But Possible   Tour of Capitals in Europe Reveals Small Zeal for Arms Cast

Gen. Ike. Faces Hard Task Building European Army      Western Pact Commander Not Satisfied With Euronean Promises Of. Defence Aid

Building European Defense Brutally Hard But Possible— Answers Given Eisenhower Unsatisfactory For Most Par

EUROPE DREADS DEFENSE BURDEN   Most Of Western Allies Seared And Still Den't Want To Spend Money On Reasrinament.

TEMPBRATIIRE   Fear Bars European Rearming   Small Nations See Kremlin Retaliation

—-EISENHOWER ENDS TOUR— Sees Defense Of Europe Difficult, But Possible

Eisenhower Has Brutally Ruqged Task Bracing Western Europe to Bia Effort

Eisenhower Faces Brutally Hard Task .  West Europe Unwilling to Spend for Defense

Four New Firms Give Portsmouth $500.000 Payroll   ‘Ike's’ Defense Job Tough -But Possible   Ry PRESTON GROVFR

Ike Finds Hard Going In Europe   Little Nations, Poor And Scared, Lag On Defense, But May Be Prodded Into Helping

Ike Faces A Brutally Tough Job In Building Up Atlantic Pact Defense

Stinger in Ike’s Talks to Nations Of West Europe   Governments Hear U.S, Congress Won't Assist Those Who Refuse Self Hela

Tour By Gen. Eisenhower Shows European Defense Will Be Hard But Possible

Eisenhower Completes His Furope Tour   General Sees Big Job Ahead For Building Army

ee ee ne on a were FF eae aa £/t} FtCULL, Dut (YNot im possible Ce ee ee ee nein nail lelsin itn iedinlandiinabatiiaiuenstaninninnmennlimenmsdae  Eisenhower Learns Job’s Hurdles

Ike’s Job in Europe Will be Brutally Hard — But Possible   Most Countries Are Scared; Don’t Want to Spend

Europeans Fearful Of Retaliation   Smaller Nations Told By Eisenhower They Must Act In Order To Get U. S. Aid

New Weapon Hinted by Smith In Truck Fight   May Ask Commission To End-Reciprocity With Other States

Gems Smuggled In Shoe Heels  Customs Agents Find $1,500,000 Diamonds

it's Becoming A Parade  Third Trans-Atlantic Traveler Nabbed With Heels Full of Industrial Diamonds

U.S. Troops For Europe May Be On Ratio Plan   Congress Committees To Hear Eisenhower Report On Thursday  Bw. Will iAAA THEISC

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS CUT TO 25 IN STATE   Governor Signs Realianment Bill, Along With 66 ‘Others.

CONGRESSIONAL “DISTRICTS CUT T0 25 IN STATE   Governor Signs Realignment “Bill, Along With 66. A aids oe we

SE SSL, AM  Acheson’s Work :On Jap Treaty Brinas New Outlook Politically

eS OO IP OLR, —_—  Acheson Plays Dramatic Role Aoainst Communists In Debate

Czechs Turn Down Oatis Freedom   McDermott Says New American Moves Under Study

Czech Commies Refuse To Free U.S. Newsman   AEPSGT AVAE La  Demand for Release

Senate Leaves TV-Radio Issue For Court Test   Lawmakers Cite Ohio Gamblers For Contempt

Detailed Survey of School And Community Is Planned In Scurrv-Rosser District

Four Delegates To Attend IFBF Affiliates Meet   NORTHEY TO HEAD COUNTY GROUP AT DM CONVENTION

Cottage Hides Gambling Joint In Bay View  State Police Arrest 29 In Das

GROMYKO BLASTS TREATY IN BITTER TIRADE T0- PRESS   Soviet Delegates Refuse To  Sign; Diplomatic De Te ae ao ee

300-600 Billion Bushels of Grain May Be Lost This Year by Insect Damage

PERON CLOSES HIS CAMPAIGN   Opponents Given Few Chances for Spreading Views

‘Argentina's 8 Million Eligible Voters Urged To Vote Aagainst Peron

Final Campaign Pleas Are Heard   Peron’s Wife Appeals from Sick Bed to Voter: to Support Husband

ARGENTINES £0 TO POLLS   Ailing Eva Peron Appeal:  For Reelection Of Husband

Shooting Climaxes Quarrel   Bullets Fly In Benton Dispute Over A Chicken

BOY, 14, KILLS NEIGHBOR WHO HURLED THREAT   Brother Of Slain Man Starts To Avenge His Death

Cooler Weather in State Eases Situation But Men on Fire Lines Continue Battles

High Water Moving On Sf. Peter  Power Plant _ Protected by an Pak eee a

MINNESOTA RIVER ROUTS THOUSANDS FROM HOMES; TWO OTHER STATES HURT

Leave Mankato Suburh Homes as Rampaging Stream Jumps Banks   St. Peter Area I Endan g ered Alsc   Say River Still Rising At New Ulm; Other States Hit by Floods

Two Slot Machine Boys Are Warned   Pair Reveals Orders Of Reno Police; Idaho Hit by Their ‘System’

Kansas Suffers Greatest Floods  Seven Lose Lives In River Rampage

Five Dead In  Kansas Flood   Greatest Torrent in State’s History Pours Over Big Area

Floods Take Seven Lives; Still Raging   Konsos River ; Rampage Worst In History

Seven Are Killed When High Water Inundates Kansas   Thousands Homeless As Swollen Rivers Surge Beyond Banks

Kansas Engulfed In Worst Flood Of its History   Seven Die in Kansas As Great Torrents Cause Heavy Damage

Flood Waters Pour Over Kansas; Seven Dead, Damage Vast   Many Major Cities Deep Under Swollen Waters of River

Major Cities Under Water: Seven Deaths   $85 Million Damage, Hundreds Trapped, Ne Relief in Sight

Seven Drowned, Two Killed by Lightning Bolt  Thousands Homeless  ht

FLOODS LEAVE SEVEN DEAD AND FIVE MISSING   Major Kansas Cities Flooded, Including Parts of State Capital.

Floods Pouring Over Kansas, Missouri Areas   At Least ‘Seven Dead Thousands Homeless: Loss 85 Million

Cities In Kansas Under Water In Greatest Torrent   Flood Laps Over Into Missouri; ‘Damaae Is Heavy

FLOOD DAMAGE $85 MILLION; SEVEN DEAD   Blue River Spills Into Industrial Area of Kansas City

At Least Five Dead In KansasFloo   » Thousands Homeless Ir State's Most Disastrou: Inundation   INo Relief Seer

Floods Leave / Dead in Kansas   Damage From Waters Exceeds 85 Millions

Death Toll ‘** Reaches Seven In Two States  Water 16 Feet Deep On Main Street in One Small Town

Some Areas Of Missouri Also Under Water   Damage Estimate $85,000,000 With Worse Coming

Medal of Honor To Marine Officer   Commiskey Killed Seven Communists in Hand te Hend Combat

Marine Gets Honor Medal   Special White _ House Ceremony For Lt. Commiskey

UN Strategy Shifts Attack To West Zone   Allies, Enemy Hold Special Session On Armistice

Screen Writer Refuses Answer   Waldo Salt Defiant Before Un-American Activities Group

Writer Mute At Red Quiz   Waldo Salt Says He Wasn’‘t When on OWI

Screen. Writer Balks Queries On Red Links   Waldo Salt Refuses to Answer; _ Identify : 1 ° Hollywood: ‘Commies’

Screen Writer Defies Probers  Refuses Answers on His Red Connection:

Writer Quizzed On Communism In Hollywood  Pink Parcanalitioc   Pink Personalities Of Filmdom Named

FLYING BOXCAR CRASH TAKES 14 LIVES IN JAPAN   Another Plane, Carrying 11 Persons, Also Crashes on Way to Tokyo.

MILWAUKEE TO BE HEARD Senate Crime Committee Resumes Its Hearings

PROBERS REOPEN CRIME INQUIRY IN THE CAPITAL   Milwaukee Chief Will Testify On Gambling Findings

Craft Explodes In Mountains Near Bedford   Wreckage Strewn Over Wide Area; Bodies Recovered

TWO KILLED IN PLANE ACCIDENT   Couple Die Several Hours After Being Led « To Safe Landing

SAN’ SURVEY DATA STUDIED   Final Report By Experts Is Expected Within  ‘Two Weeks’

Some Republican Senators Urging Caution in All-Out M’ Arthur Backing

MacArthur Makes Trip To Warfront   General Finds Everything Going Well on Surprise Visit to Within 2,000 Yards of Battle Line

MacArthur Makes Trip To Front   (Editors note: The following is a pooled dispeice received from Korea),

MacArthur Key Figure in New Probe of Communism and the State Dent.

Mrs..Larry Brooks _ To Represent Auxiliary °- At State Conference

HUGE LOTTERY UNCOVERED IN PENNSYLVANIA   Witnesses Testifying In Capital Tell . Of Rackets .

$20,000,000 Racket In Keystone State Reported at Probe   Senate Investigators Learn Big Inter-State Lottery Yields Sum in Pennsylvania; Crime Conditions in Scranton Area Being Pursued

} '  Intantry Thrown Back Alter Two Hard Thrusts   Fanatical Resistance Meets UN Forces Along 80-Mile Front: Flame-Throwers. Bavonets Used

Sullen Guard Killer Back Behind Bars   Rapist-Murderer Who Beat to Death Cook County Jailer Captured on Street Car

Search For Chicago Killer Ends As Williams Is Taker Reading Bible On Streetcar

Daring Escaped Chicago Killer Captured Harry Williams Refuses To.Taik Of Eleaing Death Call

Seized Killer Won’t Answer Any Questions   /Burly Doomed Murderer   Captured While Reading   A Bible On Streetcar In Chicago

‘Ninety new families ‘arrive in Arfington  iin Aucust and Sentembel

Baby Contest Ends Tonight  umerous Frizes   Numerous Prizes Go To New Year's Child

Russia, West Present Rival Peace Agendas  French Delegate   French Delegate Thinks Agreement Can Be Worked Out

Present Rival Agendas ‘Russia, West Seen Agreeing ‘On Basis for Big Four Parley

Russia Favors Peace Treaty With Germany   Deputy Ministers Give Indication Of Seeking Aims

Big Four Accord Seen Possible  Rival Agendas Show Old Differences

Soviets Seek Peace Treaty With Germany   Russian Proposal Alse ‘Provides Allied Troop Withdrawal

Russia Proposes Peace Pact With Germany, Withdrawal Of Allied Occupation Forces

West, Russians Present Agendas   Big 4 Work Sheet Likely, Official Says

Believe 4 Powers Can Agree on Talks  Deputy Ministers Confer at Paris ~

Big 4 Meet In Cordial Atmosphere   One Official Says He Thinks Gromyko Ever Smiled Once.

Western Powers Propose First  ‘ To Look Into Causes Of International Tension In Furone

Child, 5, Dies, 18 Are Injured In Ohio Blazes   Week-End Fire, Biast Damages Hit $125,000

Fires in Ohio May Cost $155,000   To Keep Out of the Army, He Set $4 Million Blaze

Brown, Weatherbeaten, Tough Professional Figh? e  Qt Army in Koren at Full. ‘Coinbat Strength

Eighth Army Now Up To Full Strength   Full Combat Strength For First Time Since Start Of War

' Brown, Weatherbeaten, Tough Professional Fighters. .  8th Army in Korea at. Full Combat Strenath

Confempt Is Confessed by Organization   Attorneys for Union Admit Guilt; Suggest $25,000 Fine But Court Raises It to $50.000

PLEADS BUILTY IN CONTEMPT OF COURT GAGE   Cov't Expected to Ask That Other Pending Cases Be Dismissed.

Surprise Move By Brotherhood  viewuv  Halts U.S. Trial  Judge Terms Stef

Union Pleads ‘Guilty’ In Surprise Plea  Judge Is Amazed At Plaga In ‘LIniaue   Judge Is Amazed  At Plea In ‘Unique Case; File Other Charaes In Clevelanc

$75,000 FINE IS LEVIED FOR SICK STRIKE   Railroad Union Enters S$urprise Plea in Federal Court in Chicago This Morning.   FIRST GUILTY PLEA BY A LABOR UNION   Fined on Civil and Criminal Charges. Impossible to Compute Actual Damages, Says Judge.

Trainmen Get $75,000 Fine For Contempt   Rail Union Pleads Guilty In Series Of ‘Sick? Strikes

Trainmen Union Pleads Guilty Of Contempt   Fined $75,000 as Result of Staging Recent “Sick Strikes”

B. of R. T. Is Fined $75,000   Brotherhood Pleads Guilty To Charges of Contempt '

BRI's Surprise Plea Is Made in ‘A Federal Court   $50,000 Is ‘Punitive’ Penalty for Contempt Following ‘Sick’ Tieur

Plead Guilty — To Contempt ir Federal Court  Adds to $25,000   Adds to $25,000 Fine in Chicago Court Ruling

Trainmen Are Guilty—Judge Orders a Fine   Union Will Pay $75,000 For Contempt of Court In Its ‘Sick’ Strike

Recent Strike of Railroaders Costs Union $75,000   Guilty Plea to Contempt of Court Brings Separate Fines by Court.

Trainmen Are Guilty of Sick Call Strike  ‘Unique Case”’ ‘In Labor History

Rail Union Pleads Guilty To Contempt   Trainmen Fined $75,000 After Sick’ Walkouts

TRAINMEN TO PAY FINE OF $75,000   Union. Pleads Guilty to Contempt of Court

Surprise Plea Comes After ‘Sick’ Tie-Up   $50,000 of Penalty Is for Criminal Punishment

Fined $75,000 By Jurist For ‘Sick’ Strikes   “Punitive” Penalty Of $50,000 Imposed For Criminal Contempt

BRT Pleads Guilty To Contempt Counts   Fined $75,000 for ‘Sick’ Strikes By Federal Judge

Brotherhood of Railroad Tratnmen Makes Surprise Plea of Guilty _ To Court Contempt; Fined $75,000

R ail Union Is Fined $75,000 For Walkout   Penalty Is Imposed Jn Washington Following Surprise Guilty Plea

Fines Union For Contempt   Trainmen Plead Guilty; Assessed $75,000 By U.S.

Rail Union Pleads Guilty to Contempt   BRT Fined $75,000 After Surprise Plea to Charges in Recent ‘Sick’ Strikes; Judge Says Unions Must Accept Responsibilities

Sequel to Sick Tieup Is Surprise   Union Says It Was ir Contempt; $75,000 Penalty Imposed.

Rail Union Pleads Contempt Guilt; Is Fined $75,000  $25.000 Is Imposed   As Compensation ee, RACE Oh saa “Uber

Railway Unior Fined $75,000 For Walkout   Plea of Guilty . First Ever Made By Labor Group

PLEAD GUILTY TO CONTEMPT FOR WALKOUT   Federal Judge Tamm Acts After Surprise Plea   Made Today

Trainmen’s Union Pleads Guilty To Contempt Of Court   Judge Explains $50,000 Of Fine For Criminal Contempt And Rest Intended To Gover Cast

Judge Levies $75,000 Fine In Rail Tieup   Punishes Trainmen After They Plead Guilty To Civil and Criminal Contempt of Court

TRAINMEN PLEAD GUILTY TO CONTEMP1   Union’s Counsel Requests Penalty Of Only $25,000 After Piea.

Trainmen’s Union Fined $75,000 For Recent Walkouts  Pleads Guilty to Two Charges of Contemp! In Refusing to Work

BRT Surprises US. Court with Plea of Guilty   Brotherhood Fined $75,000 on Contempt Charges

Judge Stresses Loss to Country Through Strike   Plea Unprecedented; Follows $25,000 Levy by Chicago Court

BRT Convicted Of 2 Contempt Counts in Strike   Would Take Years To Assess Damage To Public, Court Says

PLEA OF GUILTY   Railroad Brotherhood Fined $75,000 in “Sick” Walkout Dispute

Railroad Union Pleads Guilty ir Contempt Case   Unprecedented Action by BRT Stems From Strike

Trainmen Fined $75,000 on Strike Contempt Charge   Union Pleads Guilty in U. S. Court Today

Union Admits Contempt i in. Unique Plea   Court Says It’s Time Labor Accepted Iis Responsibilities

Trainmen Fined $75,000 For Sick’ Strike   Brotherhood Plea Of Guilty Comes As Surprise Today

Railmen Plea Guilty in Train Tieups   Brotherhood Fined $75,000 By Judge Or Contempt Charge

‘Guilty’ In Sick Strikes   $75,000 Fine Imposed -On Rail Union After ‘Unexpected Plea; May Dismiag Other Cages

[Plead Guilty To Contempt Charges   Trainmen Fined $75,000 1 Connection With Recent Strikes

Federal Judge Levies Stiff Fine Upon Rail Brotherhood   Row Threatening Defense Program

Trainmen’s Union In Plea of Guilt   Pleading in Court Brings $75,000 Fine In Contempt Coca

$75,000 Fine Levied Against Railroaders.   Trainmen Enter. Guilty Plea: for Failure to Head Work Order

Railmen Admit Guilt In Strike   Surprise Plea Brings $75,000 Fine For Second ‘Sick’ Tieuwp

Pleads Guilty to Contempt in ‘Sick’ Walkout   BRT Already Levied $25,000 In Chicago For Stoppaqge

$75.000F ine Given Union  In Rail Strike   Washington Area Covered In Penalty   Trainmen Plead Guilty: Two Other Cases Of Contempt Are Pending

Rail Trainmen Fined $75,000   Union Pleads Guilty To Contempt of Court In Surprise Plea

Trainmen’ ’s Brotherhood Admits Contempt Of U.S... ~ Courtin Washington. D.C.

Two Guilty Pleas Entered to U. S.  Contempt Charges   Washington Judge Assesses $50,000 Criminal Penalty Plus $25.000 Civil Damaces

Rail Union tnters Plea of Guilty   U.S. to Dismiss All Other Actions Pending in Strikes

INTERNATIONAL UNION TO. PAY U. S. FINE OF $75,000   Already. Fined $25,000 In Chicago: Cleveland’ Case Still Ta Ba Trad

Trainmen Fined For ‘Sick Strike   Judge Orders $75,000 Penalty After Union Offers Guilty Plea

BRT Fined $75,000 For Contempt   $50,000 Is ‘Punitive’ Penalty For Recent Strikes In Which Men Reported Sick

Sick’ Trainmen Fined $75,000  Union Pleads Guilty To Contempt Charges

Rail Trainmen Plead Guilty; Fined $75,000   Plea Of Guilty To Contempt Charge A Surprise.

Blame Taken By Railroad  Union Group For Walkout  ~   One Fine Is Already Levied, Another Yet Pending Against BRT

Plea Of Guilty Is Entered In Contempt Case   Fine Levied By Judge In District Court

‘SICK’ STRIKE COSTS UNION $75,000 FINE   Individual Charges Against Officers Ara Diermilecad

B.R.T. Plea Is Surprise To Court   Action Aftermath To Sick Call Tieup;  Othar Suite Pand

‘Long Quiet Volcano Erupts in Java Threatening Ancient Capital, Airfield

45th Still Due for Jap Security Duty   General HQ in Tokyo Seys na Change in Orders Since Arrived in Japen ond MO CHANGE IS ANTICIPATED

Soviet Peace Meet View ‘Not Clear’   Acheson Says West's Invitation Ignored

Reds lenore Invitation  For Talks, Acheson Says   ‘We Must Have Further Clarification,’ Secretary Asserts After Receiving Note From Moscow

Ridgway Advises Communists He Is Ready to Discuss Plan Resume Truce Negotiations

General Flays  Foe’s C harges      Violations Matter Closed. Blunt  Note Avers

Allies Offer to Discuss  Truce Talks Resumption  Ridgway Rejects Red Bid to Keep  Alive Kaesong Area Violation Charges  General Suggests Meeting Be Held Today on Armistice Parley Renewal

General Read to Consider Talk Renewal   Reds’ Prime Move to Keep ‘Violations’ Alive ls Rejected  Re Tow PRATSTTAW

BUT HE REJECTS PROPOSAL TO TAKE ‘UP REDS’ CHARGES   Note Makes It Clear He Is Unwilling to Keep Alive Complaints of Neutrality  Zone Violations,   SUGGETS MEETING OF 2 SIDES TODAY   Reply to Enemy Leaders Does Not Repeat Demand That Conference Be Moved From Kaesong.

Allies Ready To Discuss’ New Parleys   Rejects ‘Moves To Keep Alive Kaesong Claims

U. N. Commander Tells Communist High Com. mand He Is Ready To Discuss Offer To Reopen Korean Truce Talks They Suspended

‘Bataan’ Goes Back to Owner   Defense Department Gets Famous Airplane

President Refuses To  Intervene —   Unions Promise To Keep Vital Defense, War Goods Moving

Men Refuse to Work After Failure of Wage Negotiations; Promise To Handle War Cargoe:

Yeamen tie Up Ports in Wage Dispute  C.1. 0. Calls Strike On West Coast; Try At Mediation Fails

LABOR DISPUTES STALL SHIPPING   Vessels Carrying Defense Cargoes To Sail—-Union

LABOR DISPUTES TIE UP SHIPPING IN MAJOR-PORTS   National Maritime Union Demanding 40-Hour WorkWeek With No Pay Reduction.

Radiomen Strike On West Coast: Contract Expires   Atlantic and Gulf Coast Not Talking Maritime Strikes

Seamen At Major Coast Ports Quit   650 Vessels Affeeted; Labo Pact Expires

LaborUnions Tie Up Ships In U.S. Ports        ‘wt Big Harbo Due to Dispute

Union Seamen, Radio Operators Refuse to Sail  Truman Declines   Truman Declines Intervention in  Shipping Stoppage

Strike Is Called On West Coast; Contracts End   Essential Defense Cargoes Unaffected By Work Stoppages

Seamen Out, Pay Row Halts Contract Talks   Radio Operators Quit, Unions Promise Korea Work

Dispute On Pay Ties Up U. S. Ships   Mediators Fail To Reconcile CIO,  Shinning Comuanie

U.S. Seaport Tied Up By Labor Spat   Every Major Port Affected as Truman  Refuses to Take © ee: te Be

Every Major PortIs Tied Up By Strike   Labor Disputes Halt American Shipping On East, West And Gulf Coasis

STOPPAGE OF WORK AFFECTS ALL SHIPPING   50,000 Unionists: Idle 650 Ships In 23  Harbors

Labor Disputes Tie Up Shipping In Major Ports ~ Tlegal to Sail Ship:   IHlegal to Sail Ships Without Radiomen; 300 Affected

HALT U. S. SHIPS   Maritime Labor Disputes Affect Every Major Sea  Port Area

Central Front Point Had Been Massing Area For Chinese   Communists — Apparently Retreating North of Paralel: Bitter Resistance in  West

U.S. Tanks In Chunchon.  Enemy Base   American Force Enters City Without Interference; Greeted By Flag Wavers

ae UN £3  Stronghold Evacuated  By Chinese  Civilians Greet American Troop:

hi hon Taken By Yank Forces   American Tanks Roar Into Fo: es Stronghold of  ese   ENEMY MOVES NORTH   On Western Front U. S. Troops Meet Bitter Resistance Near Seoul

U.S. Tank. Force Takes Chunchon   Red Stronghold  Falls Without  Oppasition; Find The Citv in Ruinc

Take Chunchon, Former Chinese Red Stronghold   Once Modern City Is Flattened Rubble From Air Raids

U.S. Troops Seize Former Red Stronghold   Only Flag-Waving Civilians Greet G. I.s at Chunchon

U.S. Tank Outfit Enters Chunchon Near Parallel 38  Chinese in Central Arec Apparently Withdrawr  North of Old Border

City Is Mass Ot Rubble.  Bomb Craters   British General Says Reds Will Not Regain Initiative in Korea— News Blackout Lifted

American Tanks Enter Deserted City of Chunchor   China Reds Abandon Key Defense Hub In Retreat North

RED STRONGHOLD, * CHUNCHON, FALLS WITHOUT BATTLE   B-29 RAIDS HAVE REDUCED BIG CITY TO MASS OF RUBBLE

Last Citadel. South of Line Falls to Yanks   Tanks Enter Chunchon Without Fight; Foe ty West Resisting

ToughGoingly Some Sectors Encountered   Reports Say Reds Are Pulling Back of 38th Parallel For Massing

U.S. Tank Force  Rolls Unopposed Into Chunchon No Reds In Road  Center Near 38th; Fight Above Seoul

Meet No Opposition in Entering Former Chinese Massing Point, Communications Center.   CHUNCHON NOW JUST MASS OF RUBBLE

Former Red Stronghold Is Deserted  Allies Move Closer To Old Boundary   Allies Move Closer To Old Boundary As Reds Withdraw

U.S. TANKS RUMBLE INTO CHUNCHON, ONCE RED BASTION  Only Flag-Waving Korea ror ong par a.

American Tank Force Rumbles Into Chunchon  Meets Only Flag Waving Civilians

ToughGoingIn Some Sectors E necountered   — Say Reds Are  Pulling Back of 38th Parallel For Massing

Civilians Sole Ones in Stronvhold   City Was Once Big Red Massing Point in  _ South Korea; May Have Gone North   West Has Battle   Bitter Communist Fight Breaks Out North of Seoul

American Tanks Take Chunchon, Near Red Borde;   Armored Group Meets No Resistance; Fight Bitter Near Seoul

Find Former Red Stronghold City of Bomb-Gutted Ruins   Chinese Apparently Have Withdrawn North Of the 38th Parallel

American Tank Unit Occupies Chunchon   Former Chinese Red’ Stronghold Located 8'/2 Miles South of Border Seized Without Opposition — Foe Withdraws North of 38th Parallel.      FIGHTING NORTH OF SEOUL

Troops Find City Mass of Rubble; Within 83 Miles Of 38th Parallel

Tanks. Rumble: Into Chunchon  Chinese Withdraw North of Parallel

Flag-Waving Civilians Greet Tank Force as It Rumbles Into City   Chinese Withdraw To Border, Claim   Launehing Point For Red Offensives Now Just. Rubbled Mass

Chinese Red Forces Flee Road Center   Chunchon Abandoned Before Allied Tanks Reach Northern Hub

Main Chinese Red Forces ‘Now North Of Parallel   Important Headquarters And Supply Base Of Chunchon On Central Front Taken By Allies; Only 8'4% Miles From Border Line.

U. S. TANKS ROLL INTO CHUNCHON   Capture Former Chinese Stronghold 812 Miles From Border Without a Fight; City in Ruins.

Chinese Flee Chunchon In Center Area   Alties Forces Meet Bitter Resistance On Western Front

Chunchon Falls To U.S. Force; Foe Flees North   Former Red Stronghold Captured; Allies Closer to Parallel

Chunchon Taken By Yank Forces      American Tanks Roar Into Former Stronghold of ese

Yank Tanks Roll Into Chunchon, Red Stronghole   Think Chinese Commute Troaps Haye Retreated -Nocth Of Parallel 38

Chinese Reds Abandon Key Defense City   Chunchon Given Up As Communist Troops Retreat

ALLIED TANKS ENTERCHUNGHON 48 FOE LEAVES   Chinese Forces Leave Stronghold Un: guarded And Ap parently Retrea North Of Paralle 38.

South Koreans Reported Near th Parallel  Fleeing Enemy Puts IIn Nao Onnacitian

U.S. Tanks In Chunehon Unopposed   Chinese Reds Abandon Key Base In Big Withdrawal

Reds Leave Road Center Stronghold  Civilians Wave Flags as Allied Forces Return

U.S. Tank Force Enters Former Red Stronghold   Deserted City Indicates Enemy Withdrawal Be yond 38th Parallel; Allies Meet Resistance In West

Flag-waving Koreans Welcome Yanks as Chunchon Surrenders   Communists Make Only Rear Guard Stand As, They Pull Back to 38th Parallel; NoSigns of Impending Chinese Spring Drive

Former Chinese Road Center Taken by Allies  Chunchon; Reds Mas: On Western Front —-

Chunchon Is Refaken With No Fighting   Former Major Chinese Stronghold Falls Easily Into Hands  Of UN Forces

American Tank Force Rumbles Info Chungchon fo Be Met Only by Flag- Waving Civilians  Former Chinese Red Stronghold ls Captured Without Struggle

Yanks Enter Road Center Of Chunchon   Advance Moves Allies 8 Miles From 38th Parallel

U.S. Tanks Rumble Into Ravaged City   Communists Apparently Have Withdrawn North Of 38th Parailel; Town Wrecked by Bombing

Flag-Waving Korean People Greet Troops   Point Is 8 1-2 Miles South Of Parallel On Central Front

U.S. Force Enters Old Red Citadel   Moves into Chunchon, Massing Point for Chinese Drives.

Allies Near Parallel 38; Reds Retreat   Citizens Only Ones Present As Forces Enter Key Stronghold

Heavy Action Near Seoul   Patrols Probing Clese.te Parallel Along Central Frent, Unoppeced

American Tank Force Enters Former Chinese Stronghold   City of Chunchon Taken Without Firing of Shot

U.S.Tanks Ram Into Chunchon. Chinese Base   Allied Patrols Roam Zone Near 38th Parallel

Tank Force Enters Ruined Chunchon   Allied Patrols Probe Toward Parallel 8 Miles to North

Yanks Enter Abandoned Chunchon   Reds Believed Behind 38”; Bitter Fight In West

Truman Says Eisenhower Free To Run   President Adds He Thinks General Aims To Finish Job Abroad

PRES, TRUMAN NAYS “INE” EREE TO RUN   SAYS EISENHOWER WISHES TO REMAIN IN EUROPE

Ike Free To Enter Presidential Race,  Truman Told Pres:   Chief Executive Won't Discuss His Plans for 1952 Campaign: Boyle Probe Up To Senate

ie Gives Humans A Few Pointers, Though Bonzo, the Chimp, Double-Crosses Press Agent By Flunking I. QO. Test, but Gets Film Contract

Americans Hit Five Red Planes   Allied Troops Attacked By Two Unidentified Craft

Ninety Planes Reported In New Jet Battle  Bade May Plan Far   Reds May Plan For Big Attack On War's First Anniversary

TEMPERATURE   Red Cross Calls For Flood Aid   Berrien Chapter Joins Drive For  $5,000,060 Fund

Supply Problem’ for the Northeyn Invaders More Acute by Hour   LARGE CAMP SIGN-UP

LARGE CAMP SIGN-UP   130 Scouts From This District Registered at Naish

Atomic Echoes May Speed Work On Defense Fund   No Final Decision

Atrocity Slayings Figure Cut To 365  Ride sways Official Statement Re Pi Only to U. S. Personnel

Ridgway Makes His Report On POW Slayings   ‘Says 365 Known ‘Victims of Reds: Total Much Higher

Weather Forecast   UN Patrols Fail To Find Reds North Of Wonju; Red Planes Also Fail To Show Up

UN Fails To Locate Red Army   Communists Also Disappear from Air; Still Think Attack Is Comina

Red Withdrawal Toward Border Not Discounted   May Be Regrouping For Renewed Drive

Re-enter City  Of Hoengsona; No Air Action   Enemy Planes Disappear; New Attack Suspected

UN Patrols Fail To Find Reds North Of Woniu: Red Planes Also Fail To Show Up

Reds Vanish; UN Re-Enters  Hoengsong  y - wee   Officers B el i eve Foe Pulling Back   New Attack Expected; 500 Allied Planes Meet No Opposition

UN Patrols Plunge Deep Into Red Land Without Opposition  Whereabouts of Main Enemy Force Unknown  Allies Await Attack

UN Ships Rain Shells  on Inchon   ‘Chinese Reds. Appear To Have Withdrawn North, Leave Air Too

WRECKED TRAIN WUING TOO FAST, CONDUCTOR SAYS   Speed Limit at Overpass Had Been Fixed at 25 M. P. H. ——-Engineer Admits He Was Traveling 50.   NO CAUTION SIGNALS NEAR NEW TRESTLE   Death Toll in Disaster Rises te 83—Federal, State and : Local Authorities Join in Probe.

Speed Blamed in Ral Wreck Fatal to 84 Commuters   Engineer Admits Hitting 25 Mile Spot Going About 50

High Speed Cited in Rail Wreck: 83 Die   Fast Commuter Train Hurled from Newly Built Trestle

Excessive Speed Blamed For Rail Wreck Fatal to 83   Engineer Admits Train Traveling at Twice Authorized Speed When It Left Trestle

Death Train Speed Cited   50 Miles An Hour Clip ] Revealed at Probe

EXCESSIVE SPEED OF TRAIN CITED   Was Traveling at 50 MPH; Limit Was Fixed by Road at 25

Death-Dealing Train ‘Doubled Speed,’ Charge  Crackup’s Toll  Of Dead, Now 83; 500 Injured

Engineer And Fireman Admit 50-Mile Speed Prior To Train Wreck   Failure To Slow Down Caused By Lack Of Caution , Warnings Near New Trestle; Six-Pronged Probe Of Smashup Fatal To Scores Is Opened

Probe Cites Speed of Death Train   Toll Reaches 83 as — Workers Clear Wreck age at Woodbridge,

Woman Reeluse Dies  In Trash-Laden Home   “Inquiry Launched in Train Tragedy Which Killed 83

High Speed Cited in Woodbridge Rail Wreck  Death Toll at 83  a a o Imvnachiqatinamec   Death Toll at 83 As Investigations ‘Into Disaster Get Under Wav

DEATH TOLL FROM TRAIN WRECK HAS REACHED 83; HIGH SPEED ONE CAUSE

High Speed Blamed In New Jersey Train ‘Wreck That Killed 83 And Injured 500

Senators Argue Over MacArthur   Wiley Calls General Army ‘Prima Donna’

Five Killed In Air Crash   B-26 Explodes In Flight; Descends ‘Like a Meteor’

5 Guardsmen Killec As Plane Explodes  Bomber ‘Drops Like ataae 4 =  a

Guard Bomber Explodes, 5 Crewmen Dead   B-26 Disintegrates tn Mid-Air While Landing At Chicago

Truman Starts  Fight To Save  Price Controls   Ban On Rollbacks Would Cost Every Family $1 A Day, Johnston Says

Battle Pressed On Price Curbs   Ban on Rollbacks Opposed as House Opens Debate on Weakened Bill

Johnston Makes Last Plea for Passage Of Strong Control Law  Says Ban on Price Rollbacks Will Cost Taxpayer $1 a Day

DAM PROJECT IS ASSAILED AT HEARING   Conservancy Court - Overrules Motions For District Rreakun

MacArthur Starts for’ Home Town   Rides in Triumph:,  From Chicago.  Toward 1 Milwaukee ‘Der  TT, PNestemee

VER DISCUSSES RED PROPAGANDA   Day-to-Day Line Concerns Itself With Aims Of The Party   SUPPORTS THE CAUSE

Mom And Pop Are Given The Lowdown About Quarrel Over Manpower Kids Going Into The Army Gettina A Raw Dea:

Mom And Pop Are Given The Lowdown About Quarrel Ove: Pop Are Given The Lowdown About Quarrel Over Manpo wer Kids Goina Into The Army Getting A Raw Deai

GOP Asks Probe Of Agriculture  Brannan Promises. Full Ceoperation

United Nations’ Dispute... , TRI enereemrereereeee  Officials Object To Prayer Room

Change Of Attitude May Permit Bar But No Praver Room In UN Building:

And Now We Wait for an End to the Korean us ar  Lo Snaipi nemEnenadnenmnemenerienainememnencnmsenmadtin-cetianinamansarmmenemenenmeatenmenatanoneth  New Mexico Remembers Pearl Ha rbor Weel

Revived Widow Puzzles Doctors   Thought Dead, She Come Out of Coma into Complete Recovery

Complete Recovery Seen  For Widow Termed Dead   RENATOR IN HOSPITAL

Widow Once Pronounced Dead and Sent ‘To the Morgue Is Expected to Recover

What Is Death?  ‘Dead’ Widow Revives, Talks; Physicians Are Fi hieraeted

Her ‘“‘Complete Recover y”’ Forecast  Woman Pronounced “Dead” 6 Days Ago Amazes Doctors

Baptists Veto Amalgamation   Oppose Organized Movements Toward Protestant Unity

‘Against Protestant Unity . Baptists Opposing Union With Others  :

Ba ptists Vote Against Unity Of Protestants   Southern Body Will Resist *Tendency To Compromise The Gospel’

Winter Staggering Sunny South As Even Florida Gets Snow; Crop Damage Heavy Over Nafion

Cold Pushes Crop Losses Into Millions   Ice,, Snow Hit Florids As Seuth Reels From Worst Blow In Years

175 Die as Ice, Snow Sweep Nation; Damage to Crops Runs into Millions

Conard With ke And Steady Snow      : a ‘Not Too vin “Promised: Midwest

South Staggered By Invasion of Wintry Weather   Loss of Crops to  Run Into Millions; Lives Lost in Dixie  Alone Now Tatal 3:

Temperature fo Record Lows in Southern States   Nation’s Toll of Deaths Due to Cold Weather Reaches 175.

South Suffers Worst Weather, Loss Is Heavy   Crops Suffer, Communities Hit Lack. Gas, Power

Winter Embraces Sunny Southland   Dixie Shivers And Even Florida Has Share Ofsice, Snow

South Is Hard Hit By Cold   People Suffer More, Crop Damage Worse In Area Not Prepared For Arctic Weather

 Chinese Doing More to Improve / U.S. Army Than Anything  Since the Famed Garand Rifle

The Chinese Have Furnished Great Proving Ground for American Army

American Troops In Korea Learning To Use Ravanat Against Hordes Of Red Chinese

GOP’s Gabrielson Demands Hearing  Name Brought Up In Boyle Probe

GOP Leader In New Loan Probe  Gabrielson Named In RPC Investigation

Faith and Gratitude!  Humble Plumber Still Carries His Cross In Good Friday Procession in Cleveland

SATTERED OLD '51 THROUGH TONIGHT 1952 Holds Hopes of Troubled World

Troubled World Greets 1952 Tonight With Hones. Prayers and Celebration:

Peace Is Big Hope re 1952   Troubled World Greets New Year With Parties Solemn Church Services

World To Greet New Year Tonight   Troubled Times Harass People As 1951 Ends

Troubled World To Greet °52   Hopes and Prayers For Really ‘Happy’ New Year Along With Gay Festivities

Prayer Heads New Year Plans   Aboard Queen Mary  4  Churchill: And Party Depart On Delayed Voyage For U.S.

Troubled  World Will Greet 1952 Many Will Pray  During Rejoicins

World Has Hopes For  Good Year   Prayers and Celebrations To Ring in the New Leap Year

Lroubled World Welcomes 1952 With New Hopes   Many Will Greet Nev Year With Prayer In  Church Ceremonies

Cares Of Old Given To New. ... wares i Vid Given To New ....  Troubled World Greets New Year

W eather.   Hope, Prayers To Greet New Year In U.S.   Troubled World To ‘Ring In New, Ring Out Old’ Tonight .

World to Greet New Year With  Peace Prayers   And Usual Revels; ‘52 to Inherit War Cares; Leap Year, Too

Troubles Will Greet  [New Year   Many Will Pray  For Peace Again

Some To Pray, Some Celebrate As 1952 Is Ushered In At Midnight   Hopes And Prayers As Well As Merry Celebrations Will Greet The New Year Tonight; World To Mark The Advent.   Activities Lively Here In 1951 In Defense, Labor, City Affairs   Year Saw City’s Longest Strike; Biggest Controversy Was Over Zoning Ordinance; Raids On Clubs And Bookies Topped Police Activities. *

tung Uut the Old, Ring in the New — ——2 ee, Ag in the New  Troubled World Greets 1952 Tonight With Hopes, Prayers It Truly Will Be ‘Happy New Year’ All of Its 266 Dac.

COPPER TIEUP IS DIRECTED TO WSB   Stockpiles Already at Critically Low Level

WSB Drops Peace Try in Copper Strike   Four-Day Dispute Tossed Back to White House Lap

W.S.B. Holds Hearings On Copper Strike  May Toss Walkout  Back To Truman If Deana Effarte Fail

Striking Workers Tell Stabilization Board They Will Not Half Walkout Under Present Conditions

WSB Takes Over In Copper Strike  Vinere §? ofeusca fe, fs   Miners Refuse to Go Back to Work While  Hearing Conducted

Copper Dispute ls Taken Over by Wage Board   Striking Unions Told to Return Until Talk: Can Be Completed

Conver Strike Problem Handed To Pres. Trumar  prastic Actio in Hite’   Drastic Action Hinted As Miners Reject Proposal

Ww SB May Toss Cc opper Dispute Baek To Trumai   Seen Sidestepping Job Strike Goes On Despi Request By White Hou

Wage Board Takes Up Copper Strike  Amid Misgivings Many Expect WSB  Will Toss Dispute Back. To President:

WSB Takes Over Copper Strike; Hearing Today   Men Refused To Return To Work During Arbitration.

COPPER STRIKE MAY BE TOSSED TO TRUMAN   Wage Stabilization Board Attempting To Reach Settlemen:

Copper Walkout Is Given to WSE   Board Asks Strikers To Return to Work  During Discussions

Wage Board Takes Over CopperStrike   Hint Dispute. Will Be Back In White House Lap If Parley Fails

TODAY'S CHUCKLE   WSB Takes Copper Strike; Hearings Going on Today

WSB May Toss Copper Strike Back To.Trumar   President Turns Over Walkout To Wace Board

COPPER UNION IGNORES PLEA   ‘Refuses To Put Strikers On Job While Board Holds Hearings

W ee soard Takes Copper Strike Issue   May ‘Toss Dispute Back to White House Tf it  Continues

Wage Board Takes Over Copper Strike   WSB Schedules Hearings, Asks Workers To Returr

Copper Tieup In ands WSB For Solution   Board Reluctantly Takes Up Matter Of Ending Strike In Copper Industry

Wage Board Sends Strike Issue Back  To Truman Aeoetiann Tc Taken   Action Is Taken After Union Men Refuse To Halt . Copper Walkout

Says Process of Bargaining Not Yet Exhausted  WSB Gets Word Fron

Collective — Bargaining Proposed —   Says All Processes  Not Yet Exhausted: Expect “Show Cause’

Board Finds Little Hope of Ending Walkout   Union Chiefs Refuse to Accede to Request; Defense Production Falls; President May Appoint Inquiry Board.

Copper Strike Is Taken Over By The WSB   Hearings Set In Dispute Today As Defense Is Hurt

Copper Strike Problem Goes To Wage Board  But It Is Expected To Toss Dispute

WAGE BOARD TAKES OVER COPPER STRIKE   Difficulty May Be Tossed Right Back To the White House

Coppe r Strike Tossed Back To President  W.S.B. Steps Out After Union Refuses  ee KOS CR ee wee HS.

WSB Attempts To End Strike In Copper Field   Union Refuses To Resume Work While Talks Held

Place Copper Strike Before ‘Wage Board   Union Will Be Asked Te Show Cause Why _ If Should Not. Call Of Nationwide Strike

Union Chiefs Refuse To End Copper Strike  WSB Tosses Issue Back To President

Board May Toss Copper Strike Back to Truman   Stabilization Group Unlikely to Prolong Discussions

County Licensees Will Meet Sunday  Fayete Group To Hear Discussions

Second Day Of Hearing Is Started  On Policies   General Is Anxious  To Conclude Giving ‘Case To Congressmen

Group Meets With General Second Day   Ousted Commander Warns Anew Against Korean Stalemate

GENERAL SEEN ANXIOUS TO END HEARING SOON   Senators Doubt Questioning Can Be Completed At Today’s Session   WARNS OF WAR   Witness Says Continued Fighting in Korea May Lead Further

Admit Putting Timber on Track Near Jefferson—  Two Boys Hoped to See Train Wreck

Two Rail Groups,  Meet Today, May Seek Better Plax   Trainmen And Firemer Will Discuss New Wage Propazals

RECORD RAINS STRIKE STATE; DAMAGE SEEN   Amarillo Flooded By Cloudbursts; Roads Covered

Panhandle Swamped by Record Rain  No Major Precipitation   No Major Precipitation In South Texas Today

Anti-Strike Law Still in Effect, Rogers Asserts   ‘Board Chairman Says Mediators Won't Quit Jobs

Board to Stull Invoke Law   Such is Intent As to the AntiStrike Measure

FULL SERVICE   Probing Offensive Started   Yanks 17 Miles South Of Seoul

SURPRISE PUSH INTO SUWON OUSTED ENEMY   Tank-Led U.S. Force. Reached Point Only © 17 Miles From Seoul

Tank-Led U.S. Troops Stage Comeback Drive  Capture Of Suwon Culminates 10-Mile  American Advance

Fallen Suwen Only 17 Miles South of Seoul   Third Division’s Surprise Offensive Is Probing Thrust

Deshon’s Closing Brings New Fight   State Law-Makers Demand Accounting From VA

U.S. UnveilsNew Formosan Policy   Says Security Needs to Dictate Attitude

Formosa, Chiang Views Revealed In Sudden Move   Complete Shift In Procedure Told By Ambassador Gross

U.S.Slams Door On Conference Over Formosa   Outspoken Policy Statement Backs Up MacArthur's Views

New Statement Says Attitude Toward Formosa Will Be Dictated by American National Securitv Needs.

Tatt Would Unleash Nationalist Troops Against Red China, Cease-Fire Or Not

Taft Would — Turn Shek’'s Men on Reds   Senator Urges United States to Take Wraps Chinese Nationalist Troops to Fight

Take Wraps Off Chinese Troops  Taft Advises Action Despite Cease-Fire

Let. Chiang’s Men Hit Reds Advises Taft   Wants Reports on M’Arthur Hearing To Back His View

Tait Favors Using Chinese Nationalists   Indorses Policy Which Led To The MacArthur Firing

MAN SAYS AL WILL BE SED HIGHER   Extra Pay Asked For Men In Yorean Combat

St. Louis Is Buried Under 11 Inches Of Snow — Transportation Disrupted

Chicago Paralyzed As Snow Moves Northward   Six Freeze to Death In St. Louis, Total Death Toll Up to 218

11-Inch Snow Paralyzes St. Louis   Transportation Is at Standstill, Many Schools, Factories Close

St. Louis is Buried Under If-Inch Fall   Storm from Texas Heads Toward Great Lakes Area

Storm Worst Ever To Hit Midwest This Time Of Year: Death Toll Mounts   Snow Is Foot Deep In St Louis, Still Falling; Transportation Slows To Crawl In Many Cities.

Three-State Area Paralyzed By Near Record Snowfall  Storm Moves Toward Great Lakes Area, Wt EP cee Pago bis

Position Given To MacArthur By Rand Corp.   General Gets First Civilian Job; Salary Reported To Be $100,000

BOB OF "EGG AND FAME, SLAIN   Betty MacDonald’s Former Husband Dies in Fight.

Former Mate Of Writer Is Knife Victim   Jealousy Blamed In Carpenter Slaying Following Fracas

Jealousy Blamed In Murder Of Former Husband Of Novelist Betty McDonald

Ridgway Pays Surprise Visit To Korea Front  General Believed to Have Held Parleys On Paaca Pracne cote

‘Confers With Army Chiefs, Rhee, Muccio   Believed To Have Talked On Cease Fire Prospects

SOLONS ARGUE EXTENSION OF LIFE OF RFC   Varied Opinions Giver By Senators After “Shocking”’ Quiz

$400 Pay Hike Is Pushed for  Civil Service   Other Federal Workers Also Included in the Proposal Before House

Commiffee Favors Federal Pay Boost   House Group Recommends $400. © Year Increase for Mdost Employes

lowa Beer Man. Relates Data on Gangsters Bond  Declares Doctor Innocent Victim fV\6 A:A Annanl

Had Been Told to Use Only So. Korean Units; Gen. Bradley Says Chiefs Warned Against Splitting Armies

Diplomatic Scene Is Surveyed   Though Commitments Are Proper It Is Hard To Carry Out All, He Says

Bradley Says Truman Method Not the Best  General Winds Up   General Winds Up Testimony on MacArthur Ouster

FIRING MAC CRITICIZED   Could Have Been Handled ‘Better, Says Bradley;   ~ Testifies West Couldn‘t Stop Russia Now..

METHOD OF FIRING MAC CRITICIZED   Could Have Been Handled Better, Says Bradley; Testifies West Couldn’t Stop Russia Now.

World Assembly President Declares Democratic Nations Neslect Youth

Yanks Defeat Giants, 13-1   Rookie M’Dougald Hits Grand Siam Homer off Pitcher Larry Jansen

Yankees Defeat Giants, 13-1  Rookie McDougald Hits Grand Slam Home Run

Wheat-for-India Freed of Strings  Repaying in War Goods Vote - Down

‘Emergency’ Order Asked In Walkout   Rebel Dock Workers Reject Appeal To Work

18-Day Fight Causes Reds Heavy Losses   Demoralized Enem Flees, Leaving 6,5 Causals And Many Hal: Starved Men On Field.

‘Bloody Ridge’ is Captured By UN Troops; Ridgway Drafts ‘Last Word’? Renly

Reds Quit After 18 Day Battle   Victory May Have Knocked Enemy Forces Off Balance

Demoralized Reds Break. And Flee   Heaviest Artillery Barrage Of Korean War Routs Enemy

Allied Forces Capture Tough Bloody Ridge   Red Stronghold Taken After tS Days of Fighting

Allies Take ‘Bloody Ridge’ In East Korea   No Shot Fired: Retreating Reds Leave Wounded

President Says Cost Of Living Getting Set To Go Through Roof   Chief Executive Denounces Proposals Te Cut Foreign Aid And Reduce Size Of Armed Forces

20 START SWIM ACROSS CHANNEL   Conditions Reported Ideal, 13 Men, Seven Women Head For England

NATONeedsTo Do A Lot To Make It Work  Many Improvements Proposed As Given  Rey Larrimnan

Ai Work on Grade For 5058 Extension   Crew Is Working Now tn Eastern Lyon Covaty--By-noss Renort Complete

At Work on Grade For 505 Extension   Crew Is Working Now in Eastern Lyon County--Bvinnacs Ranart Camuleatea

Public Posting of Beef Prices Is Postponed for Fourth Time, Now Set for August 1.

Delay Posting Of Beef Price  Order Effective Wher Cut Is Effective

C&P Workers May Strike To Get Demands   Company's ‘Final Offer’ Rejected

Accord To Be Signed Early  In September   Agceement Provides For Concerted Action Tn Case OF Attack

PROPOSAL TO DRAFT YOUNG CHILDLESS  HUSBANDS GAINING CONGRESS SUPPORT

Swirling Cold Front Due To Enter Panhandle Today   Winds Kick Up Dust in South Plains Area And Small Craft Warnings Hoisted on Coast

No Rabbits  From Helmets  UN Troops Are Facing Nothing But Evacuation  Editor's ‘note: Don Whitehead, world famous Asso ciated Press war correspondent,  has just returned from wd hte,

Bloody Story of Korea About Ove  Withdrawal by U. N. Seems Inevtiable

Mass Evacuation From Korean Cockpit ‘Of War Inevitable Says Noted Reporter

“save Our flides; fieck.With Faces  Returned War Writer Not Optimistic Over UN Chances In Korea: Sees Mass Evacuation Near

Writer Says Evacuation Inevitable Now  UN Cause In Korea Appears Hopeless

Famous Correspondent Home From War Front Declares:   Allies Headed For Mass Evacuation From Korea   By DON WHITEHEAD

Dor’ t Expect Rabbits Out of Helmets in Korec  Hard Facts—U. N. Forces Move Toward Mass Evacuation

Korean Story Nearing End  Newsman Gives Side For U.N. Evacuation

Back From Korean War, Correspondent Declares Evacuation Is Inevitable

Famous Correspondent Home From War Front Declares:         Allies Headed For Mass Evacuation From Korea

Reporter Says U.S. T roops, U.N. Allies Face Evacuation. In Korea

Bleak Story Nears End—  tied die aie eda eee  Evacuation Inevitable. AP Correspondent Says

ii i  RED HORDES CAN FORCE EVACUATION Bleak and Bloody Epic of UN in Korea Near End

Mass Exodus Ahead, Says Whitehead   Vet AP Newsman, Home; Says Korea May Be Training Ground.

Americans, UN Allies Heading Toward Mas: Evacuation Of Korea, Don Whitehead Save

Floods Follow  Heavy Showers   Torrential Rains Hit , RAW.) ORC... OT]   Torrential Rains Hit Many Areas In Southwest.

Two Boys Missing After Trying to ‘Get Help for School Bus in Flood

Torrential Rain Hits Southwest   Hundreds Marooned By Spreading Flood

Four Feared Drowned As Heavy Rair Brings Floods In Oklahoma, Texas

Heavy Rains End Long Drought in Southwest   Flash Floods Maroon Families, Trap School Buses, Close Many Highways

Torrential Rains in Western Part of State Sends Waters Rampaging Over Large Area

Heavy Rains Over Wide Areas of Southwest! Flood Lowlands and Close Some Highways

Streams on Rampage, Stopping Trains ane Blocking Highways; Rain Falls Four Days

Four Missing In Oklahoma River Floods   11 Children Rescued From School Bus; Rain Falls In Northwestern Part Four Straight Davs

INITIAL GAINS ARE TRIMMED DURING DAY .   Congress Group Questions OPS On Reason For Move

Cotton Marts Resume Trade; Prices Zoom   New Orleans and New York Futures Advance Limit Of $10 a Bale

Cotton Futures Sump to Limit As Markets Reopen   Exchanges Resume Trading After Being Closed Six Weeks

Penney Store To Open Here Tomorrow In Its New South Side Square Location

Big ‘Opening At Penney’s   Firm Has Completed Extensive Remodeling Modernizing Program

Nephew of Famous  Composer Is Dead   Cellist Felix Mendelssohn Collapses on Stage During Presentation of Concert

Nephew of Famous German Composer Dies of Heart Attack During Concert

SYNOD'S OPENING ATTENDED BY 500   Shippensburg Minister Heads Presbyterians

Enemy May EF ight For Vital Cities   UN Troops Pressin     Closer To Triangles  See Red Trenches

Allies Watch Enemy Digging Entrenchments  UN Troops Press Closer To Reds’ Road, Rail Hubs Anchoring Line

Foe Digging In at Vital Rail Hubs   U.N. infantry Units Gain Three Miles Through Mud

Enemy Makes Sudden Stand   Red Resistance Stiffens, Slows Allied Advance on Roed, Rail Hubs

UN UNITS PRESS CLOSER DESPITE STIFF RESISTANCE      Enemy Digs in at Chorwon, Kumhwa, Vital Points of ‘Triangle®   8-205 HAMVER FOE   Rip Buildup Area with 50 Tons of Fragmentation Bombs

Foe Stiffening Along Fiery Korean Front   Apparently Elects to Hold At Vital Road Hubs; U.N. Troops Press Ahead

Reds Give Signs Of Fighting For Trianole Cities   [Allies Close Enough To See Them Furiously Digging In

ROK Marines Control Most Of Ongjir   Peninsula On Korean West Coast

South Korean Marines Stage Daring Raid   Ground Forces Add to Gains Aaainst Reds

South Koreans Seize Control of Coastal Area   Gen. Van Fleet Arrives To Take Over Command of U.N. Forces

ROKs Take Peninsula; Gls Advance   Reds Lose 4275 In Heaviest Single Day Loss In Weeks

—-KOREA— Reds Lose’ West Coast Peninsula .  South Koreans In Sweeping Victor;

South Korean Troops Move Up On West Coast   ROK Marines Now Control Nearly All of the Ongjin Peninsula.

Leathernecks of 5. Korea Contro West Coast Area  Landed Aor il 7 and

SOUTH KOREANS MAKE LANDING ON PENINSULA   ALLIED TROOPS MAKE SMALL ADVANCES ON THE CENTRAL FRONT

ROK’s Control West Korean Peninsula   April 7 Landing, Advance Revealed; Van Fleet Arrives

ALLIES ADVANCE ALONG 120-MILE FRONT IN NORTH   Chinese And North Korean Troops Pull Back With Heavy Losses When Red Attacks Fail. '

Red Chinese, Korean Troops Pull Back  After Losing Nearly 4,275  Yanks Take Hill  Tanks Rumble Toward Yanggu Supplies in Hard Drive

ROK Marines Seize Peninsula  On West Coast  Van Fleet Arrives  To Take Ground  a ee ae ole

Near Port of Pyon gyang After Landiwg on Onjin; Allies Edge On After Crushing Red Attacks

Marines Near Chinnampo, Pyongyang Port;Allies Move Forward On 120-Mile Front

Allies In Short Gains Along Front   Reds Suffer Heavy Losses, Pull Baek From Futile Drives

South Korean  Marines Occupy Ongiin Peninsula   Drive North Almost To Chinnampo, Port For Red Korea Capital Pyonavana

S. KOREANS RAID NEAR PYONGYANG   ROKs Take Control of Ongjin Peninsula on West Coast; 8th Army Inflicts Heavy Losses on Reds.

Control Extends Nearly fo Port For Pyongyang   Allies Beat Back Eight Heavy Enemy Counterattacks

ROKs Seize Major Part Of Peninsula   South Koreans Drive To Near Chinnampo; Allies Smash Latest Read Counterattacks

ROKs Take Over Ongyjin Peninsula  Allies Inch Forward Along 120-Mile Front —Red Losses Heavy

Roks Seize West Korea  Peninsula   Allied Troops Gain After Throwing Back Red Counter-Drives

Gross Sanity  Hearing Asked   Charge Gambling Boss Acting ‘Unstable’

Five D&C Boats Out Of Service  Vessels Laid Up By 100-Year-Old Line

INFLIGT HEAVY LOSS ON ENEMY  Communist - Held Hill Above Yanggu Is Captured In Attack by Allies.

All Business Shuts Down Rumors Fly   Washington Points To Possibility Of , ; ae eee

Is Soon Put © Down, Says  Government   Two Former Generals Reported To Have Been In Lead Of Move To Oust Peron

) Ex-Generals Stage Uprising   Censors Seal Off Other News About Crisis

Army Officers Lead Uprising Against Peron   Capital Closed Down: Business Houses Shuttered

Revolt In Argentina Put Down   Uprising Led by Generals Is Quickly Surpressed, May Have Been Staged

No Sign Of Peron In Capital   Federal Police Guard Buildings In Buenos Aires

Revolt in Argentina Is  Short Lived   Former Generals Stage it Against President Peron

Plot to Murder Peron and His  Wife Is Foiled   Revolt Headed by Two Ex-Generals: Little  Bloodshed Reported

Rebellion — Quelled in Argentina, Peron Says   Assassination Plot Aimed at Peron And Wife Foiled, President Says

Led by 2 Former Army Generals   eI  Peron Quickly Quells Revolt.  In Argentine

Assassination Plot Quelled, Peron Asserts   Revolt Quickly Put Down, Dictator Tells Argenfiniens

“REVOLT” AGAINST PERON REGIME IN ARGENTINA FAILS   Government Reports Upris. ing, Headed By Former Genernole: Put Dowe

QUELL REVOLT IN ARGENTINA   Staged By 2 Former Army Generals Against Peron Gov’t

ARGENTINE REVOLT QUICKLY CRUSHED, PERON DECLARES   Charges Plotters Planned to Assassinate Himself, Wiifa   OFFICERS ARRESTED   U.S. Officials Hint Incident Stage Dressing for Nov. 11 Election

Revolt Crushed, Peron Asserts   Claims Plot to Kill Him and Eva Foiled

PERON REPORTS REVOLT QUELLEL   ‘ {DECLARES PLOT TO KILL HIM AND WIFE, EVA, HAS BEEN FOILED.

Rebel Generals Are Put Down,  Radio Declares  Uprising Could Be F aked Ta Whin Un Peron Sunnort   Uprising Could Be Faked To Whip Up Peron Support

Murder Plot Misfired, Mass Meeting Told  Two Ex-Generals Named As leaders

MILITARY MEN WERE BEHIND UPRISING   Fail To Confirm Rumors Of Troop Movements   Is Put Down Shortly After State Radio Announces Civil War Outbreak

Real or Staged Rebellion Ends Quickly, Report   Two Former Generals Blamed by Peron Gevernment

Revolt Agains! Peron Flares In Argentina   Army Authorities Are Dissatisfied With Juan Peron

PERON KILLS OFF “REVOLT” IN ARGENTINA   Bloodless Insurrectior And “Assassination”’ Attempt Squelched

Peron Government Claims Victory in  Brief Revolution  Official Radio Blames Two Ex- Generals as. Leaders of  ,» *™  €5  ., WPe..*..

Two Former Generals Lead Revolt. State Radio Says It Fails After First Reporting Civil War.

Labor Partisans Hold Mass Rally To Back Dictator  No Fighting Seen In Brief Outbreak Reported by State

Scheme To Strengthen Peron Vote Seen By Washington Quarters After Sudden Uprising

U prising Staged By Two Former Army Generals   SPARSE INFORMATION AVAILABLE FROM ecAIITH AMERICAN COUNTRY

Rebels Give Up When Artillery Blasts Airport   Ex-Generals Are Reported To Have Fled in Tanks After Plot Fails

Army Officers Lead Protest Against Peron   Could Have Been Planned Move For Coming Election

Little Bloodshed Reported During Briet Uprising   Call Incident Stage Dressing To Bring Out A Heavy Vote  >

UPRISING LED BY 2 FORMER ARMY OFFICERS   Thousands Pour Into Plaza Mayo To Show Loyalty To Peron.

Peron's Regime Says Civil War Is Short-Lived   2 Former Generals Named as Heading A Rebellion

Report Argentine Revolt Put Down   Peronists Claim Army Officers Lead Rebels: Staged Affair Hint

Attempt To Oust Peron Is Abortive   _Ex-Anmy Generals Leaders. In ‘Civil War In Buenos Aire:

Army Group Fails In Civil War Plan   Former Generals Fail In Effort To Overthrow Government Of Argentine Dictator JInan Peron

Revolution In Argentina Today Is Soon Quelled  Two Former Army Officers Reported Rack OF Unricina

Staged By Two Former Army Generals   Capital, Business Establishments Closed Down

Revolt Against Peron’s Government Is Launched By Military Leaders

OFF “REVOLT” IN ARGENTINA   Bloodless Insurrection And “Assassination” Attempt Squeleched

Argentine Uprising Put Down   Incident Seen As Staged By © Administration

State Radio Announces Civil War Has Started   Generai Confederation Of Labor Calls Strike And Warns Military Officers They Will Be Shot,

Former Army Leaders Head Insurrection  Argentine Radio Says Revolution Quickly Smashed

Uprising Staged By 2 Former Army Generals    Government Radio Declares State Of Internal War Exists, Later Reports Cessation In Favor Of Peron

2 Ex-Generals  Lead Uprising   Troop Movements Rumored; Workers  Told To Mass At President’s Offices

.  Commies Have Next Move  OTT NCS LAGE EEN  Ridzewav Tosses Reds ‘Hot Potato’

PEACE IN KOREA SEEMS FAR AWAY il tind dt Stn  Dispatches Report 50-50 Chance In Resuming Talks

Russia To Seize India Complaints In Pact Attack   Korean Peace Farther Away

Radio Brought Into Red Probe   Actress Anne Revere And Writer Called

Warren Issues . Third Challeng   Sen.. Tobey Asked To Join In Debate.

Warren's Latest Target is Tobey   Challenges Third Senator to Debate

Four Are Killed In Plane Crash  Two Men Survive Teo BL..L. oabde sa

Four Die as Plane Crashes Info River  2 Rescued From Stream : at Kansas City

BOMBER CARRYING SIX PLUNGES INTO MISSOURT RIVER   Two Men Rescued, Four Others Believed to Have Lost Lives in Accident at —  Kansas City. v   PLANE SPLITS APART ON HITTING WATER   Few Minutes Before Crash Pilot Radioed That One of the Two Engines Had Failed.

Four is Ae B-25 Fails lite River Neal Kansas City   Two of the Six Aboard Are Rescued From The Watér

B-25 Plane Crashes at  KC With 6   ‘wo Are Rescued After Plange in Missouri As Plane Attempts Landing

Fear Four Dead In Kansas City Bomber Crash  Two Others Saved After Plane Dives   Two Others Saved After Plane Dives Into Missouri River

B-25 Crashes Into Missouri River: 5 Dead   Bomber Splits Apart When It Hits The Water

JAILBREAKER IS KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   Wildwest Style Fight in Arizona Ends Crime Career of Dewey Battershaw. Two Companions Captured.

DESPERADO SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE, 2 PALS GIVE UP   ARIZONA SHERIFF OUTFLANKS GUNMEN OCCUPYING RIDGE

Wild Gunfight Is End to Jailbreaker   Northern Arizona Sheriff Has Blazing Battle With Desperado From Omaha

Wild West Gunfight Ends Career Of Gunman Who Recently Broke Out Of Prison In Omaha

Desperado Killed, 2 Are Captured After Typical ‘Wild West Gun Battle

Arizona Sheriff's Deputie s Kill Dewey, Nab Other Two.  Wildwest Gunfight Ends Battershaw Flight

Omaha Escaper. Dies In Gunfire  Jailbreakers Caught In Arizona Battle

Wildwest Style Gun Fight Hits Arizona ¢   Noted Mebsaske Jailbreaker Falls Before Guns of Sheriff Deputies in Roaring Battle. Tro Companions Captured

Wildwest Guntight:  ‘Nebraska Jailbreaker Falls Before Lawmen’s Guns: 2 Pals Captured

Young Nebraska Jailbreaker Die’: In Gun Battle With Arizona Police, Brother And Companion Surrender

2 Companions Are Captured After Battle   Highway Patrolman Chased Car First For Speeding Only

Gun Fight in Wildwest Style Ends Career of Jailbreaker   Arizona Deputies Shoot Battershaw

Omaha Fugitive Shot To Death: Mates Captured   Dewey Battershaw Killed By Posse In Roaring Western Gun Battle: Brother. Pal Surrender

Omaha Fugitive Killed In Arizona Gun Fight With Officers: Pals Taken

Flight of Jailbreaking Desperado Ended by Wild West Style Gunfight

Wild West Battle Fatal  Omaha Jailbreaker Killed, Pals Nabbed in Gun Battle

Battershaw, 21, Shot Fatally by Arizona Officer   Wild West Style Fight Ends Flight of Trio in Southwest Desert

Wildw rest Gun Fight Sta ged  In Arizona   One Slain, Two Taken Prisoner In Apache County Batile

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Arizona Solomon— Judge Instructs On Divorce Perils

Top Directors Will Be Here For Festival   Noted Conductors From Universities For County Event

Membership For Laymen Not Banned, But:  Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions Are Amazed At Pope's Decree Barring Clers gy Members   A FORMER PRESIDENT

Pope Pius Forbids Catholic Clergymen To Hold Membership In Service Clubs

Papal Decree  Puzzles Clubs   Catholic Clergy Cannot Join Civie Groups. Pope Says

Applies To Other Civic Clubs, Too; Vatican Says Rotary Officials Baffled By Papal Edict Barring Catholic Clergy From Membership

Rotary Baffled by Papal Decree  For rbids All Ca atho le Che Joi  ergy From Joinin

CIVIC CLUB HEADS SHOCKED BY POPE’ MEMBERSHIP BAN   Decree Shows Preference ‘That Catholics Joint Own Church-Sponsored Units

DECREE BY POPE BAFFLES ROTARY   Forbids Membership by Catholic Clergymen

Civic Organization Leaders Astounded At Cathole Ban   Pope’s Decree Hits Kiwanis and Lions as Well as Rotary Clubs

Officials of Rotary International, Clerqymen Baffled by Vatican Order

Rotary Officials Amazed at Decree from Vatican Barring Priests from Holding Membership in Clubs

Civil Defense Administration Heading Off Public Fear Over Germ Warfare

Civil Defense Agency Issues Warning . Against Panic Over Fear of Germ War

Civil Defense Anxious fo Head Off Panic Over Germ ‘Warfare ..  ‘Forget About Mystery Germs and Poisons’

GOV'T ACTS TO HEAD OFF GERM _ WARFARE FEAR   Circulates Pamphiet Showing Biological Attack Not Universal Killer

GOV'T ACTS TO HEAD OFF GERM  WARFARE FEAF   L ees . Circulates Pamphlet Showing Biological Attack Not Universal Killer.

Discuss New Date For Peace Talks   Reds Propose Quick Action On Parley

Allies, Reds Prepare Again To Talk Peace  Both Sides Mest To Se   Both Sider Meet To Se Date For Resumption  Of Parleys

Communists Urge Speedy Negotiations  Would Defer Talk About Conditions

Reds in Rush To Get Talks Started Again  Liaison Officers Meet To Agree on Date for Recumntian af Parlay

-ommunists Propose Quick Resumption Without Bothering With Prior Conditions; Yanks Win Costly Battle.

Teams Meet To Consider *  Parley Date   \Prior Conditions Waived In Communists’ Pranosal

Political Dig At Acheson Attacked By Democrats   House Wants Foreign Aid Bill Under Separaty Agency: Demos May Return It To State Dept.

SENATE MAY. BALK : - FOREIGN AID SHIFT   Committee - e -Members . Oppose .. Move to Strip Acheson oe -- of Control . - :

Gov. Dewey Leaves Seattle For Alaska Tour Today   Spends Night With Gov. Langille at Olympia, Wash.

MOTT A CANDIDATE FOR HEALTH POST   Board Considers Reappointment of Resigned Director   WANTS _ COOPERATION

Board Considers Reappointment of Resigned Director   WANTS _ COOPERATION

Give Up Hope ir 53 On Plane   ‘Debris Shows Airliner Blew Un Over Sea

Discover Plot To  Assassinate France 50,000 Soldiers Are Patroling Barcelona

Retired General Says Jessup Expected Nation To Recognize RedChina

Intelligence Officer Says Jessup Predicted Red China Recognition

U.S. Planned To Recognize Chinese Reds   Former Intelligence Officer Says Jessup Saw Move Imminent

JESSUP LINKED TO RED POLICY   Retired Army Officer Says Jessup Said U. S. Recognition Of Red China Was Imminent.

January, 1950 Incident  Jessup Would Have Recognized \Red China, Witness Testifies

FINE DISAVOWS ANY OKAY FOR MERCHANT TAX   Friday Caucus Of GOF May Clear Air In Tax Muddle

ANY OKAY FOR MERCHANT TAX   Friday Caucus Of GOP May Clear Air In Tax Muddle

Governor Says Mercantile Tax Bad Substitute   Describes Proposal As ‘Thin wisguise’ For Sales Levy

Princess And Duke Make Visi To Mt. Vernon  Start Busy Day‘s Program With

Full Control Of Aid Asked By Military  Request Is Made  To Coneoressmen

‘Ancient Autos Race PPAR PLO LPL Prine rrn irr,  PUFFING STEAMER PACING STODDARD

If You Don’t Go Up More Than 20 Miles Into Air ‘Cosmic Rays Won’t Hur

 Keep Grain of Salt Handy, But .  It's a Day of Cheerfulness Along U. S. Economic Front

$8.5 Billion Asked To Thwart Commie Dreams   President Sends New Foreign Aid Plan To Congress   Inside Specials      Keep The Salt Cellar Handy, But The Hich Cost of Living I Is St wuck

Latest News Flashes   Proposes International Census of Troons. Bombs

UNITED STATES REVIVES PLAN . FOR CHECKUPS   Showdown Asked On Moscow's  Recant Chnrase

Seek To Solve Troop Dispute   U.S. Calls on Russia For Inspections

US. Urging  Arms “Soiled  UN Told Only Reds   UN Told Only Reds  Bar Inspection Plan

U.S. Moves To End East-West Troops Dispute  Revives Proposals For Census Of All Troops Under Arms

Long Delays at End as German Boy, 6, Arrives to Make Home with War Vet 

Temperatures   State Department Mum; Angry Public Collects Fund to Ransom Airmen

BLACKMAIL ANGERS   But Funds to Pay Hungary to Free Americans Are Proposed

State Department Studies Metheds to Effect Release Of Men Held in Red Hands

Signs of Public and Congressional Anger Are Seen Over Hungarian  Demand for Ransom of U. 5. Fliers “Cheapest Kind of Shakedown, ” Practiced by Red Nation

Public Anger Flares Over Jailed Fliers   Drives for Funds to Free Men, Solons’ Ire Spurs U.S. Action   Pictures on Pace 4

Airmen’‘s Fine Called Shakedown   Congress Angered Over Hungary’s Tria! Of American Crew

Public Ire Rises Over Flyer Fine   Drives Begun To Rais Money for Release Of Four Yanks.

PUBLIC TAKES OVER nAlaING NEEDED FUND   Some Concerns Offer to Give Entire Amount as State Dep’t Frets.

Public Raising ‘Ransom’ Fund For U. $. Airmen   Anger Mounts Against Hungary For ‘Fining’ Eiiers $120.000 -

Reds Seize Hill In Counterattack   Kaesong Violation Charaed to Eenemy

Reds Take Important Heights As U. N. Troops Probe For Information; Tank Forces In Truce City, Kaesong

Communists Grab Hilltop As Tempo Of War Is Stepped Un   New Violafions Charged As Commies Hint New Talk Site

Chinese Reds Seize West — Korean Hill   Allies Probe for New Communist Offensive

‘Ike’ Queries Dutch Chiefs   Information Sought On Allied Defenses

Flat Ban Apparently Imposed On Any Bombina Of Red Bases In Manchuria

Truman Refuses To Let Bombers Blast Manchuria          Bomb Line To Stays Behind Yalu River * Boundary In Korea:

lyiust Not Start New War... . U.N. Bombers Can’t Attack China Bases

Editors Hear Of Attempts To Bar News   Newspapers Urged to Carry Fight Against News Suppression

Former Russian General Reports tc Senate Committee  Fled Russia and Became U. S. Citizer

Former Russian General Witness at Hearing  Fled in Fear of His Life

Las Vegas is Shaken by Second Atcmic Test Blast, ‘Seen in Four States

2nd Atomic Blast Hits  with a Bam   Much More Powerful than Saturday’s; Seen in Four States

Las Vegas is Shaken by Second Atomic Test Biast, Cmans i in Four States

‘It May Drive Off Gamblers . Second Atomic Explosion Wakes Up Las Vegas Residents With ‘Loud Bam’

Morrison Says Britain To Go On Rearming   To Back U. S. Policy Despite Troubles

Beef Strike Spreading As Meatpackers Blame Shortage on Black Marketeers

Packer Charges Cattle diverted to Black Market   Enforcement Agents Told to Track Marketeers. Down At Once .

FORMER MAYOR MET GAMBLER ONCE IN 1942   Sen. Tobey Clashes With O'Dwyer; Dewey Asked

Allies Apparently Will Not Fight for Former Capital, Now Regarded As Worthless Prize Militarily; Action Heavy On Ceatral Front

Kimpo And Inchon Fall  To Allies   Victory Greatest Since Red China Entered Conflict

Red Radio Blames U.S.   Newsmen Denied Admittance  To Conference City Of Kaesong

Reds Refuse To Admit 20 UN Newsmen   Allies Won’t Return To Kaecsong Until ; They Are Included...

Adm. Joy Calls. Talks Off Until Reds Admit Allied Correspondents

Hope Breakdown Is Only Temporary — Insist Communists Must Stop <All Interference With UN Authorized Convoys   UN NEGOTIATIORS ARE AWAITING RED REPLY

No More Alive In Workings, Official Says   Survivor Taken To Hospital; Wife Says “It's A Miracle”

Lone Survivor Of 120 Miners Is Found Alive   Death Toll Fixed at 119 In Worst Coal Mine Blast Disaster in 23 Years

Mine Disaster Toll Set at 119  One Man Is Rescued In Serious Condition

One Man Is Found Alive In Deep Pit   West Frankfort’s Blast Nation’s ae Ae OP

Ilinois Mine Blast Death Toll Hits 119   Majority of Bodie: Removed by Recovery Crews

Russian Delegation To Leave for New York Today Instead of Monday

Ike and Top French Leaders Talk Defense   Gen. Juin Rumored As Probable Ground Commander

4 DEFENSE START   Generall Eisenhower Begins Talks With French  > Leaders

Eisenhower in Paris Begins  Army Wor k  Ty... AT. sini — sae “wre re a   Has Meeting With Top Military Leaders of France

‘Ike’ Talks Men And Guns With  French Leaders   Contributions Will Provide for Nucleus of International Army

Main French Military Men Talk With Ike   3 Divisions Expecied To Be Offered ‘Chief For Eurotve Defense      «PICTURES AT RIGHT

French Leaders Meet With ‘Ike’  Talk of Contribution To the Atlantic Army

Eisenhower In Paris To Plan Atlantic Army   Talks Today With French Ministers

FRENCH OFFER  THREE DIVISIONS TO EISENHOWER   Allied Army Chief Meets With Defense Leaders at Paris.

Eisenhower and French Military Leaders Gather   Talk About Nation's Contribution to Big Atlantic Defense Army

lke Confers   Top Military Leaders Discuss Possibilities Of Furanann Dafanca

Eisenhower in Talks With  french Heads   Discuss That Country’s Contributions to the European Allied Force

Eisenhower Expected To Get (French ‘Treaty Army’ Pledgs   3 Divisions Are To Be Given Him Now, More Later

Eisenhower, French Army Leaders Meet   Discuss How Many Men, Guns France Will Contribute  To Atlantic Army

French Military ‘Leaders Confer With Eisenhower   Expected to Pledge 3 Divisions to Europe  (a ene ee Ae eee

Potential Aggressors Warned by General; France to Pledge 3 Divisions

Eisenhower Confers With ' French Chiefs  General Warns Reds Against Starting Anvihing With West

F rance Give: Eisenhower First Forces   Defense Army Chief Warns Aggressors, Cites Need Of Unity

Eisenhower Meets With French on Role in Defense   Talks Men and Guns With Generals to Start New Job

Gen. Eisenhowel Goes to Work   Atlantic Army’s Commander Meets French Militarists

FRANCE TALKS DEFENSE WITH EISENHOWER   French Military Leader May Head Atlantic Army’s Ground Forces.

Eisenhower Holds Talk With French Army Heads   Plans For European Defense Discussed By Military Chiefs

EISENHOWER HAS FRENCH BACKING IN ALLIED PLAN   European Commander Told Of Men And Guns To Be Contributed To Combined Atlantic Army,

Widow Re-wed, Husband Alive  Name Is Discovered On Prisoner Roster

POW'S WIFE FINDS SHE HAS TWO HUSBANDS   Married Again When Army Reported First Mate Killed.

September Bride Finds First Mate’s Still Alive In Korean Prison Camp

“Ain't Things Confusin” / ee ee ;  Bride Finds Name of Firsi HusbandonRedPOW Lisi

Bride Wrings Hands Over News Her  First Husband Listed as Prisoner

List Brings Confusion  Witte af CLT lictaAn Wace BleanAdw Ramarreaa

Labor Hesifates Before Entering Into Waae Plans   Concrete Promises Sought By Leaders In Board Debates

Labor Holds Up Reunion With Board Of Mobilizers   Committee To Wait Week Before Wage Members Are Named

Labor Studies — Role in Revised  Mobilization Setuy  Wage Board Member Announcement Is  Delaved ] Week

Labor Delays Return To Fold  Wants To Be Sure Of Power On W.S.B.

ANTI-SEGREGATION BILL SHELVED bY MISSOURI HOUSE   Action Comes After Adoption of Amendment to Put Question to Vote in Each of 114 Counties.   PROPOSAL IS PUT THROUGH, 66 TO 60   Sponsor Says It Would Be Dangerous to Throw Schools Open to Both  Negroes and Whites,

Rutgers Graduate Is Slaying Victim   Gas Station Attendant Found by Youths; Are Questioned

CLEAN OUT NESTS   Legislature Hears Protest Over Printing Contract Bid

Solons May Argue General's Ouster in Session Today   in Conearess

Senator Sees Only ‘Minimum Hope’ Of Avoiding World Wai  Urges Quick Passage Of $56 Billion For U. S. Armed Forces

Chairman Mahon Says There Is Only “Minimum Hope” War With Russia Can Be Avoided By This Country   HUGE APPROPRIATION BILT IS CALLED UP

Four Escaped Convicts Are Still At Large   Two Are Believed In Northwest Florida; Officers Alerted

Allied Planes Limited By Flying Conditions   Red Forces In Area Engaged In Enveloping Movement Toward West

Iheds Roll Southward Elsewhere   Still Seek To Cut Off Eighth Army In Flicht South

Foe 20 Miles Beyond Fallen Capital With No Sign of Stand by  Retreating UN Army

Red Armies 60 Miles Past 38th Parallel  Allies Not Expected Ta HMald Rail Cente

KOREAN REDS DRIVEN BACK BY DEFENDERS   Weather Limited Air  Support; Enemy Is Swinging West

Allies Fight To Delay Reds   Fall Of City Only Matter Of Time As Chinese Bring Up Huge Forces

Chinese And North Korean Communists Thrust Back From Outskirts Of City Sundav Afternoon

Reds Are Driven From Outskirts; Fighting Rages   Communists Trying to Swing In Behind UN Forces in the West; Weather Holds Down Allied Air Support.

Spy Courier  Given Copies  Of Secret Data   Elizabeth Bentley So Testifies in Remington Case

Syracusan Among Seven Wounded When Ship Hits ‘Mine and Sinks, 4 Killed

MINE SWEEPER’S LOSS REPORTED   4 Dead, 4 Missing After Vessel Hit Mine Off Korea

Four Dead in Sinking Of U.S. Minesweeper.  Naval Ship Strikes Mine Off Coast — Of Korea In Support Of ‘Big Mo’

U.S. Vessel Sinks After  Hitting Mine   Mine Sweeper Sinks With Loss Of Fioht Persons

Remington Conviction Is Reversed   New Trial Ordered For Alleged Lying On Red Membershir

SET NEW TRIAL FOR REMINGTON EX-US EMPLOYE  Pe eS Tee ee ol a Atte hd   CONVICTED BY JURY FOR DENYING TIEUP WITH COMMUNISTS

Court Reverses Decisio1 In William Remington Perjury Charge Case

Court Rules Judge Was Too Vague   New Trial Looms in Economist's Perjury Case

Charge to Jury Held Too Vague   Case of Former Govt. Employe Returned For New Trial.

DENIED HE WAS EVER RED, GOT PERJURY TERM   Once Headed Unit In Control of All Export to Soviet

Appeals’ Court Reverses Rule On Remington   Ex-Government Man Charged With Perjury

COURT FREES REMINGTON   Reverses Conviction Ot Charge Of Red Perjury

Retrial Orderec For Remington   Reversal Based on Technical Grounds

Court Upsets Conviction of CommerceAide   New Trial Ordered F o1 Remington; Charge te Jury Held Faulty

vonviction. of Remington on Perjury. Charge Reversed by U.S. Appeals Court

Remington Conviction Reversed   Decision On Former  ~ Government Expert Reversed Today By Appeals Court

Remington’s Conviction Is Reversed   Appeals Court Rules Trial Judge Too Vague

Remington Wins Reversal  Court of Appeals Orders New Trial  In Perniry Caoce

Budenz Says IPR Termed Red ‘School’   Former Party Member, Editor, Names Browder Owen Lattimore, Field

U. §. Court of Appeals Reverses Convictior Of Remington on Federal Perjury Charges

“Andy Wright” of Scottsboro Case Accused of Attack, Parole Violation

UNDER NEW, HIGHER TAXES Average American Works 81, Years for Uncle Sam

New Taxes Take 19 Weeks’ Pay  Estimate Is Given By Analysis Firm

29 Weeks’ More Pay for U.S.  Because of the Federal Tax   Average American to Fork This Amount Out

LIFETIME*OF LABOR: 9 me  Average Man Will Lose 26 More Weeks’ Pay in Taxes

FREMPERATMRE   Reveal State Budget   $14 Million Higher But  Deficit Loom:

Michigan Budget Up 14 Millions  General Fund Listed At $299.000.000

State Politicos Praise Labor Unions  At Annual Meeting For War On Reds

Nation Anxious For Peace Pauses For Thanksgiving   Typical Turkey Menu Slated For Most Tables Across America: Truman Gives Proclamation

Nation Gives Thanks For Its Blessings   Helicopters Fly Turkey To Front On Heartbreak Ridge

JURKEY BY HELICOPTER  Men in Korea’s Frontlines Ge Dinners Served Pising Hot

WAR DOESN'T STOP BUT Gls GIVEN TURKEY   Holiday Travel In lowa t Be Heavy on Weekend, Rail Lines Sav. .

NATION PAUSES TO GIVE THANKS   ‘Peace Is Prayer Of U.S, As  - Business Comes To Stand  still On. Anniversary Of Pilgrim Landing

Nation Anxious for Peace, But Involved in Korean War. Pauses Today te Give Thanks for Blessings

Keminder of  hanksgiving —  Soldiers Get Turkey On Heartbreak Ridge

Nation, Half at War, Anxious for Peace, Pauses in Observance of Thankszivine

Britain Orders Curbs‘On Exports To Chinese Reds  Will Include Goods Which Have Strategic Or Military Importance

Britain Cuts China Exports   Licensing Controls Started to Keep Hong Kong From Re-exporting Goods

ALLIES JAB AT REDS ALL ALONG FRONT   astern Spawning Area for Enemy Offensives Is Stormed. PITT rm

Remain As Symbois   Rug Ousted From Rug Competition; Wins As A ‘Picture’

U.S., Russia In Split Over Jap Treaty   Charge Moscow Is Now Winking at Aggression On Defense Force Issue

Red Proposals On Japanese Treafy Rejected   U. S. Charges Moscow Seeks To Block Peace

U.S. Rejects Jap Treaty Meeting   Turns Down Russian Proposal, Says Re 5 ‘Conniving Aggression’

US. ASSAILS SOVIET AIMS IN FAR EAS)   Charges Russia “Conniv: ing At Aggression” With Plans For Japan Treaty.

U.S. Rejects Soviet Offer On Jap Pact   -Russia Wants China Reds Represented In Nippon Treaty Talks

U.S., Russia Part On Japan   Answer Moscow’s Note On Japanese Treaty Strongly

U. S. and Russia Part Ways On Plans for Japanese Peace   Americans Charge Soviets Fomenting New Aadaression

U. S. Will Push Own Jap Plans   Reach Parting Of The Way With Russians Over Preparation Of Jap Treaty

U. §., Russia Reach ‘Parting’ Over Jap Treaty  U. S. Charges Moscow With ‘Conniving At   U. S. Charges Moscow With ‘Conniving At Aggression [In Talks

WARN AMERICA WOULD FIGHT T0 PROTECT JAPAN   U. S. Rejects Russian Proposal for Withdrawal of Troops From Isiands.

U.S., Russia Split ~ On Peace Treaty   Yanks Say Reds Are ‘*Conhiving At Aggression”

U.S. And Russia Reach Parting Of Wavs Over Japanese Peace Treaty   American Note Makes It Clear That This Countr Ready To Use Force To Protect The Japanese Against Red Aggression.

Impasse Reported By West Power:   Three Deputies Deliver Gromyko Final Plan

Johnston Pleads fo Tough Curbs   Urges Provisions to Curtail Inflation

SEES BILLIONS ADDED COSTS TO CONSUMER   Johnston Still Hammers At Congress Not To Let inflation Loose.

Britons Will Have to Pay for False Teeth and Eyeglasses   Free Health Service for Isle Curtailed

No More Teeth. Free In Britain  Health Service Cuts Off Spectacles

1A Bite In British Pocketbooks Free Teeth And Glasses Killed By Commons Vote

Free Choppers and Specs No Longer   Two Services Are Voted Out in Britain Over Long Protest by Laborites

Free Glasses, Teeth to End   Commons Told Britain's Free False, Teeth Have Gone Astray Over World

Czech Reds Purge Tito - Type Groups   Party Gets Housecleaning ‘From Top To Bottom’

Czechoslovak Reds Purge Party Again To Kill Off Titoism   Housecleaning Is Tied To Elimination Of National Communism As Sub To  Moscow Variety

Czechs Purge All “Titoists From Party   Gothwald Announces Probe Of Slansky; Reds Expell Woman

Czech President Discloses Purge of Red ‘Tifoists’   Orders Housecleaning After Breaking ‘Plot’ to Overthrow Regime

CZECHOSLOVAK PURGE LAUNCHED BY COMMUNISTS   House Cleaning Ordered To Prevent Overthrow Of Red Government   SLANSKY. RECENTLY JOINED CLEMENTIS

New Czech Purge From Top Down   Housecleaning Intende to Prevent Any Rise of Titoism.

Teacher Pension Liberalization Asked in Bills   _Disability Benefits . Broadened Under New ‘Senate Proposal

Former New York Mayor's Version Varies From Other Testimony, Sen. Tobey Says   SENATE COMMITTEE EXTENDS INVITATION TO GOV. DEWEY TO. MAKE STATEMENT; O'DWYER SCORES PROHIBITION

Call Recess After Heated Exchange   Ex-N, Y. Mayor And Kefauyer Aide Tangle  Over Testimony

Senator And E:x-Mayor In MatchOfWits   Hot Crime Hearing Session Highlights New York Hearing

“MURDER INC." TESTIMONY GIVEN   Former Mayor’s Statement Contradicted By Solon

O'Dwyer, Tobey {lash on Facts in Senate Crime Hearings in New York

Marshall Paid Tribute at VMI   Baruch Hails Secretary At Alma Mater Fete

Marshall Lauded At Military Reunion  Hailed As Author Of Global Plans That May Save World Second Time

See. Called Savior Of F ree World   Baruch Praises Marshall As Author Of Victory Policy

ip pti pinatlamterte Totaled  F npifive Spent Twenty Months Tunneling For Brief Freedom

HOLMES TOOK 20 MONTHS TO DIG ESCAPE TUNNEL   Recaptured c onvict Flushed Dirt Into Toilet   MADE $152.00 RUNNING  PRISON NUMBERS GAME

® Cards, Smoking Irk. ® Liked Welfare Stand. ®,Says Some Skunks.  @ Taw BPnoineer Pay,

Gov't Asks for Another Big Cotton Crop ‘In Next Year's Farm Goal Reports

Increased Farm Output Asked   J. S. Bridwell’s. ‘Champion Bull Brings $8,200 Price

Director Says Rate Of Earnings Far Above Average Line   ae ial Boost to Feed Grains-- Farmers Called U pon to Push  Production 4 Pct. Higher in’52

Ask Farmers to Produce More Food Next Year  fi smmbimnme Rl emiel   ‘Greatest Need We Ever Faced’ Savs Government

Higher Goals Are Set For Farm Output   Growers Are Urged To Pu Forth Every Effort Te Boost Production OF} Livestock Feed Grains

FUUR FER CENT MORE  Nation's Farmers Asked To Increase 1952 Output

Government Asks Production Push   Calls On Farmers To Boost Output 4 Per Cent Above 1951

4 Pct. Increase In Farm Output Sought in 1952   Higher Goals Set By Government to Meet Emergency Needs

Farmers Asked To Boost Crops Four Per Cent   Government To Hels With Price Supports At Top Legal! Levels

SENATE HALTS ACTION ON PA. TAX MEASURE   Committee Asks More Data And Adjourns Until Sunday

Throws Sept. 28 Adjournment Timetab  le Out the Window; Action on Re-apportionment Bil  Further Delayed.

New Snag Delays State Tax Program   Senate Committee Upsets Timetable For Adjournment

Senate Holds Back Action on State Tax Plan   Finance Committee Fails to Reach Decision on Bill

Pretty Young Mother, Jesuit Priest Halt Jilted GI's Suicide Jump

Red Cross Board of Directors Unior Co. Chapter Met   At Marysville. D. K. Davis Appointed 1951 Co-Chairman

REFUSES BOND PRODUCED FOR GHG TRUSTEE!   Jammett and Hunton Stay in Jail When Source of Bail Traced.

Program Brings Tragedy .... SSP ragedy «1s  I'V Show Incites Baby Strangling

Sitter Tells How She Took Life of Child   Young Girl Offers No Reason for Her Action in Strangling Her 6-Year-Old Chara:

 —16-YEAR-OLD FACES MURDER—  Baby Sitter Strangles Sleeping Six-Year-Old

Watches Murder Mystery on Television, Then Chokes Tot   Had a Vision, Says Weet Coast Sitter

No Change in British ‘Policy Seen by Russia   ELECTION RESULTS WONN'T CHANG EGYPT'S PPOGRAU

Russia Is Given Solid Stiff-Arm on Treaty Talk   Can Sign. But Not Try to Talk Jap Pact to Death, U.S. Edict

Taylor Reveals New Committees   Assignments Blast Dry Forces’ Hopes For Referendum

 Dry Hopes Jolted ‘Wets’ Dominate Committee  ‘Which Handles Liquor Bill

House Leaders Get New Rent Control Bil   Final Action Is Looked For In Conaress Today

Rent Controls Bill Is Near Final Hurdle  Vote May Be Taken Tomorrow On Act  To Extend Reins

Illinois Is Unprepared For Attack  Defense Chief Outlines Year Of Activity .

Government Loss on Farm Price Support Program Is Lowest in Four Years

New Outbreak Of Violence in Southern California As 2 Mobsters Shot To Death

Hoodlum Pair Slain in Car in Hollywood   Kansas City Duo Shot to Death Just Off Busy Boulevard

Kall Mobsters In Hollywood   Braneato And Trombino Vietims Of Gangland

MOBSTERS Olt IN GANG WAR CAR AMBUSE   One of Two Men Shot in Los Angeles New Addition to FBI List. -

—RAID GIRLS’ DORMITORIES— B oy Students At Kent — ‘Race Throug h Hallways

 PRAETS OOURGCE Lie IMELANS  'Paiama-Clad Girls Scream As Mob Invades Dorm:

HOUSE PASSES BILL FOR GIANT CARRIER   Measure Provides for 173 New Ships In All and Conver: sion of 291 Others.

House Okays Plan To Build A-Bomb  Airplane Carrier   57,000-Ton Flattop I Authorized By Vote Of 365 To 0

House Votes Super Carrier  For U.S. Navy   Atom-Powendd* Subs Hinted as Possibility Soon

House Votes Navy  New Super Carrier  “Passes $2 Billion Measure, 365 to 0

Super Flattop Bill Approved Unanimously  House Eager To Pu Navy in Fighting Condition Suickly

House Whips Through Urgent Bills  Defense Spending, Civil Measure Occupy Legislators

House Votes $20 Billion  For Defense   Rushes Preparedness Bills Through in Last Hours of Session;  Has Final Day Today

House Whips Through Urgent Bills  Defense Spending, Civil Measure

House Passes $20 Billion ‘Defense Spending Bill   Also Approves $3.3 Billion Corporation Tax Levy In Extraordinary Session

New Union To Join Rail Brotherhoods  Gordon Hunter Says Movement Growing

Raid ‘Private School’ at Antioch, Find 15 Children Living in Filth

Crime Probers Ponder Rackets And Small Cities   Investigators Put Aside Temporarily Study Of Narcotics

Make New Efforts F or Oatis Release   House and State Department Prepare Resolution for Passage by the Senate

Military Predicts War Threat Fading, At Least Till Spring  Advises Mobilization Officials to Use Time For Perfecting Systen

Needs Notes With His Oats Aging Nag “Ernie H” a Sad Without Songs

just temperamental Artist at Heart  Horse Must Have Music or He Mopes

jee Horse Loves Music-—  "Ernie H" Pines For A Blonde ‘Who Sang To Him And Ran -

Ernie H Has Ear for Music, Eye for Beauty   Sad Saga of a Horse That Longs te Hear Beautiful Blond’s Songs

Musical Race Horse Quits as Boss Gets Laryngitis, but Goes for Blonde’s Songs

Goldsboro Editor Challenges Press To Take Sane View On Race Issues

AIDE REFUTES APOLOGY STORY   Maj. Gen. Conriney Whitney Says No Stenopraphie Notes Taken Of MacArthur-Truman Canfeyanen

No Record of Talks, Aide to General Says   President, MacArthur Alone Part of Time, Whitney Declares

Whitney Claims No Record Kept On Pacific Talks  New York Article Says General Had Offered ‘Apology’

Gen. Whitney Says HST-Mac Talk On‘Wake’ 'Ilsland Not Recorded, Offsetting Press Claims

12 Measures In Legislative Hopper  Now   Bills Would Ratifv Limit to President's Term,  Alter Ballots

Big Three Works Out Treaty Plan  For Germany   Settlement Like One Giyen Japan Now Being Planned

Working on Plan for German Pact  Treaty Is Similar to Aareemen?t With Japan

Allies Work On  German Treaty  Big Three Officials Draft Final Details

PEACE FOR WEST GERMANY STUDIED   ALLIES TO OFFER SETTLE MENT SIMILAR TO JAPANESE TREATY.

ACCORD NEAR ON W. GERMAN PEACE TREATY   Big Three Expected To Offer Bonn Gov't Pact Similar To Japan’s.

Germany to Get Offer Similar To Japan Pact   Officials of ‘Big Three’ Work on Fina Details of Proposal

West German P ace Treaty Nears Finish  Post War: Settlement imilar ‘To Japanese. Agreement. Just Signe

German Treaty SettlementSeen   Expected to Be Similar Th. lapanese Pact

Treaty Planned: For Germany   Would Be Similar. -To Japanese Pact:

1 yh ies yeas:  Big Three Readies Pact for Germany  Terms Will Be Somewhat Like Japanese Treaty

ON VERGE OF SETTLEMENT   Meets Railroad Negotiators Under Prod of Board of Mediation.

Negotiators, Trainmen on Verge of Pac   Bargaining Continues Today Following Overniaht Recess .

Trainmen Deal in the Making  oraoma   May Reach Agreement Before Morning

Railroads, BRT Nearing Solution On Wage Terms  U. S. Mediation Unit Prodding Tvs Sides;

Rail Dispute May End Soon  Union and Carriers Are Near Settlement

Gifts to U.S. Employes Are Voted Taboo   Truman Lets It Be Known Yule Presents To Federal Workers Not Approved

U.S. Em ployes Get Warning;  ‘Take No Gilts’   Truman Hints Disapproval Of Workers Accepting Christmas Presents

Truman Frowns on Gifts But Doesn't Issue a Ban   Commends Agency Efforts to Bar Influence Peddlers

‘Santa Clauses’ Given Cold Eye by President   White House Will Take Dim View OF ‘Gifts’ to Federal Employes

CHRISTMAS GIFTS TABOO WITH HST   Against Federal Workers Accepting Any Favors

U.S. WORKERS MUSTN'T TAKE OUTSIDE GIFTS   Bar Christmas Presents From Anybody Doing Business With Gov't.

Truman Indirectly Lays Down Rules For Federal Emnloves Accentine Gifts

TRUMAN GIVES GIFT EDICT   White House Silent Or Drastic Clean-Up Action

Truman Won't Like It If U. S. Employes Take Yule Gifts For Favors

Take No Yule Gilts---H.S.T.   Warns Against Present From Anybody Who May Want Something

—TRUMAN OPPOSES GIFTS— No Christmas Presents  For Federal Employes:

White House Won't Like It If Federal Employe Takes Christmas Present

GIFT RULE HITS U.S. EMPLOYES   Truman Says Federal Workers Should Not Accept Favors Or Gifts Or Gratuitous Service.

President Doesn't Want Any Federal Employe to Take Gift From Anyone with Axe toGrind

Experts Forecast Rising Inflation At Tax Hearinas   Far East Policy Probers Split On Report Issue

Intervention By President Is Now Predicted  Labor’s Walkout In Mobilization Plan

SENATE 10 GET CHIEF'S VIEWS ON STRATEGY   Removal Political, Not Military, Bradley States

Families ‘Of Oil Company Workers i Steady Stream   British Officials Arrive And Are Snubbed But Plan To Call On Government Heads Today.

Bell Co. Develops Dial System For Transcontinental Telephone Calls

12 ystem Will Be General by First of Next year : First Transcontinental Phone Dialing Call Will Originate in Englewood, N. J.. Today

Cease-Fire To Follow Accord On Armistice   Munsan Optimistic; Atrocity Report — Expected From Hda.

U.S. Drafts New Truce Formula  For Korea  yas - —T   Cease-Fire Line Would Hinge on Full Agreement On Other Items

GAMBLING LINKS HIT WIRE FIRM   Western Union Convicted Of Handling Horse Race Bets Through Qne Office.

Jury Convicts Western Unior In Bet Suif   Appeal May Test Law Prohibiting Gambling News

Jury Decision Puts ‘Gambling Joint’ Tag on Western Union Bet Handling

‘Western Union. Office Chief F ound Guilty   Firm Will Appeal  Decision On Bets

EXPERTS SPEAK: Marin County Too Big For Only One Manicipal Court

EAPERIS wT RN, ed  Marin County Too Big For Only One Manicipal Court

Passage of Profits Tax  Plan Slated   House in Unprecedented New Year's Session To Take Action.

 —HOUSE—  Profits Tax Passage Is Due Today   BOOST SECOND SINCE WAR

House Slated Jo Pass Excess Tax Bill Today   Unprecedented Session Held To Complete Action By Nichtfa!!

\Crafty, Elusive BIS Fugitive Nabbed Trying to Buy Gems with Phony Check

6 Mayors Out In Bay State   Republicans Win With Drewsen In Northampton

"Vest Pocket UN Offensive Is Launched   Allied Forces in New Push Make Gains Up to Three Miles on Korean Front.

UN Troops Push Three Miles North   Limited Offensive Aims At Key Hill Near Kumsong

Allies Attack to Upset Expected Red Assault   U.S. Skeptical of Red Bid for Korean Peace

Bayonets Used For Routing Enemy Troops   Allies Hit Reds Along Central Front To Keep Commies Off Balance

Bayonet- -Wielding Allies Rout Foe In Bitter Clash   ‘Suspected Third Communist Offensive May Break At Any Hour: Van Fleet Is Optimistic

UN Infantry Attacks In Attempts To Upset Chinese Offensive, Expected To Open Soon

Keen Foe Upset As Signs Are Seer Of New Offensive   Battle Over One Hill Until Enemy Finally Runs Out

The Expected Red Offensive May Be Near   Bloody Fighting Breaks Out Again. In Central Korea.

ot BAYONETS. TO ROUT REDS IN DRIVE AREA   Bloody Fighting Reported on Front Where Offensive Is Expected.

U.N. Infantrymen, Wielding Bay onets, Clean Communists From Approaches  to Pyonggang.   ONE HILL CHANGES HANDS FIVE TIMES   All Signs Point to Imminent Enemy Drive—One Russian-Made MIG Damaged in Air Battle.

Reds Fight Hard In Center And Build Up North Of Seoul As Offensive Grows

Somber Background  Americans Observe Labor Day Amid National Unity Pledges

Labor Leaders Warn of Dangers of Communism ~Motor Cars Jam Roads

LEADERS VOICE NEW PRAISES OF U.S. LABOR   And Organized Groups Make New Pledges of Unity Against Reds

Labor Issues New Pledges To Fight Reds   Green and Murray Send Messages to Foreign Workers

Pledges of Unity Mark Labor Day   Labor Wins Praise for Its Contribution to U.S. Defense.

NATIONAL UNITY PLEDGES MADE AS LABOR RESTS   weaders Promise Support To Defense Program And Goyernment Officials  Add Their Voices.

NEW PLEDGES AGAINST REDS   Propose That Kremlin Be Bombed If New Aggression Occurs

Labor Day Brings Renewed Pledges To Oppose Russia   Millions Are Taking Holiday At Resorts And Amusement Spo!

This Year’s Labor Day Brings New Pledges of National Unity in World Fight Against Communism

 Meany Urges Threat to Russia: ‘Labor Day Brings Renewed Pledges of National Unity

Labor Leaders Pledge Unity Against  Conimunism; Warning To Russia Asked

National Unity Pledged   Leaders Praise Labor, Warn Reds In Holiday Talks

Law Pariner of Boyle ls Named in RFC Scandal   St. Louls Newspaper Says Max Siskind Paid, Too, For “Influence” on. Loans.

Link Boyle’ Law Partner  To RFC Loan   Max Siskind and Dem Chairman Got $14,500  From Firm, Claim

Law Partner Of Bill Boyle In Loan Deal   Max Siskind Still On Company Payroll

 Tipton High School 'Girl Wins ‘Clean-Up! Essay Contest: Windfall Boy. Is Second.   ' “CLEAN-UP. WEEK” Ry Yo lee Walnes

 Tipton Hich School Girl Wins ‘Clean-Up’ Essay Contest: Windfall Boy Is Second   “CLEANING UP THE COMMUNITY”  eit. .— in , Cae ea stk  Pane

Russia to Make Treaty Proposa  Move Is in Defiance Of United States

Investigators Trying To Determine What Caused Giant Plane To Crash

Pilot Believed Off Course In Plane Disaster   Investigation Continues A  - 40 Broken Bodies Are Taken From Wreckage; Hunt 10 Others

PRINTING CO. PAID BOYLE. $500 MONTH   Lawyer Put on Payroll as “Salesman” Before Becoming Democrat Chairman, Loan Probers Told.   GOP CHAIRMAN IN CASE BEFORE RFC   Disclose $90 Cameras Given to High Officials; Finnegan, Income Tax Man, Got $45,085.

Says Firm Gave Cameras fo Boyle  Several Officials   Lithofold Head Testifies In RFC Influence Probe

Gitt Cameras for ‘Friends’ of Lithofold   Boyle and Others on Receiving List; Good Will Gestures

Boyle Hired On ‘Speculation  Lithofold Head Tells Committee of Den!

Printing Firm Engaged Boyle As a Stand-By   Never Earned Fee, Says RFC Borrower; Other Officials Paid

Lithofold Head Testifies in  RFC Probe   Cameras Received By Truman’s Aide, Others: Blaunder

Firm Hired  Bovle’s Son   Lithofold Corp. Head Paid $500 a Month: ‘Nothing Happened’

Truman Sec’y Given Camera  By Lithofold   €{ M. Boyle Also Recipi. ent; Printing Firm Hlead on Stand

Hired Boyle and Expected Results  But Lithafold President Scys Nothing of Much  Ddament Paovelanad

Corporation Head Names President's Secretary, Boyle  Says Firm Engaged  Boyle To Prepare For ‘Develanmente’

Charges GOP ChairmanHas  Link to RFC   Sen. Williams Says Gabrielson Seeks to Delay Repayment of Loan

Printing Firm Head Admits Hiring Boyle   Says, However, Dem Leader Did Company No Gooc

Gabrielson Comes Into RFC Fire   Republican Party Head Represents Firm Before Agency

He Still Represents Own Firm   Lithofold Boss Tells of Giving Away Cameras

GOP Solon Says Republican Chairman Helping Company Obtain Aid From RFC

Lithofold Head Discloses Gifts In Boyle Probe   Presidential Secretary, Boyle Among Those Named as Recipients

Democrat Boss On Payroll of RFC Borrower   Lithofold ‘Retainer’ Bared at Probe of ‘Influence Boys’

Lithofold Head Questioned In Loan Hearing  Will Be Asked Why Firm Hired Boyle  hb Amr w..ts£enr...

Truman Aide GivenCamera  By Lithofold “For Good Will.” Says Firm Head

Senators Told Boyle. Retained  As “Insurance” ‘Printing Fir irm I H ead. Gives   ws) Fo. eB ee   Printing Firm Heaa.Gwes Testimony In RFC Inquiry

Company Paid Demo Chief $500 a Month   Party Chairman is Listed on Books as Salesman—Senators Told He Did Nothing

GOOD WILL GIFTS   VVVa VU £8424 WES SY  Lithofold Corp. Chief Says He Gave Cameras to Officials

—HIRED BOYLE ‘AS COUNSEL’  T thafald 0  BATU UUW UG.  Head Admits Camera Gifts

GOP Chairmar Mentioned in Boyle Probe  Lithofold Head Says He Hired —   Lithofold Head Says He Hired Boyle as Counsel

LITHOFOLD MADE GOOD WILL GIFTS TO US OFFICIALS   CORPORATION HEAD EMPLOYED BOYLE FOR $500 A MONTH

LITHOFOLD HEAD TELLS OF PRESENTS   ‘Says Cameras Given’ h RFC: Boyle Case

Lithofold President Says He Hired Boyle at $500 Per Month as He Expected Something ‘fo Develop  Firm Gave $90 Cameras to Several Officials as Goodwill Gestures

Senator Reports GOP's Chairman Acts in RFC Case  Committee Hears Firm’s President On Boyle Activity

Boyle Linked With Firm's Gift Cameras   Head of Printing Firm Testifies in REC [Influenced Probes

LITHOFOLD FIRMHEAD TELLS WHY HE HIRED BOYLE   President Blauner Says He Expected Some Things.to Develop.

Lithofold Head Tells Senators Of Hiring Boyle   $500 Monthly Fee For ‘Developments’

Lithofold Gave Cameras to U. S. Officials, Claim   “Good Will Gestures” Made to Boyle and , Connelly, Testimony

Boyle Paid ByCompany  For Service   Lithofold President Says Nothing of Importance Happened, However

Lithofold Head Says Cameras Good Will Gifts   Firm President Tells of Hiring William M. Bovle

New Information on Russia Forces Great Demand for Civil Defense Needs

Land Battle Danger Given Most Stress      Air Power Held Key _ To Win in Event Of Clash ak

Senate Will Call Wallace to Testify in Probe of 1944 Mission to China

UN Forces Remain Vigilant During Armistice Talks   UN Troops Capture Hill Positions In Fierce Action

"We Will Not Allow This Great Army to Become a Victim”   8th Army's Chief in Statement “f Ampeaciation to Men of His Command

Watching For Red ‘Ambush’   ~ UN Forces Told To Maintain Constant Vigil

New Redistricting Bill Agreed On by Conferees   Hlouse-Senate Committee Draws Up Measure That Would Give Democrats Eight Districts, Republicans Two and  Ieave One in Doubt—One Big Change Would Put Jasper and Greene Counties in Same District.

Threaten To Seal Escape Route of Reds   _ Capture Scores of Chinese Who Réfuse To Fight Now

United Nations Forces Pour Across Parallel  Main Enemy Escape Hatch on Central

Allies Dash North In Race to Wipe Out Fleeing Reds   Cross Parallel As  Resistance Crumbles

Allies Drive Within Mile Of Big Dam   Red Flood Attempt Fails To Halt U. N

Spectacular Gamble Fails to Stem UN Drive on Reservoir   Push Goes On When ‘Flood’ Recedes; Chinese Abandon Tip of Buildup Area

GATES OPENED IN TRY TO END TROOP ADVANCE   Anchor of Enemy's Defense Broken By Troops

G.0.P. Rally Applauds Taft  Main Item Is ‘Who?’ At Party’s Parley

Taft. Pleased With Ovation  Receives Big Welcome At Sereteny Ce nfab

LEADERS DECIDE ELECTION PLANS FOR 6.0, P, DRIVE   Republicans Head For Home After Strategy Meeting Mapping Presidential! Campaign Lines.

NATO fo Include Greece, Turkey  12 Nations Approve Middle East Extensior

‘Denmark Will Not Exercise Veto PPPPPP ALLL LLP LP APL ALL AP PLP LL AIPA ALLL AAP PALL A  Middle East Defense Verdict Is Due Today

Greece, Turkey Pact Roles Sef At Otfawa Meef   Approval Near Of Extension Of Defense Plan

Vote Expected To Include Both Turkey, Greece      ‘Ottawa Conference: Ending Today With. “Vote On: Big: Issue -

To Extend NATO Defenses Into Oil-Rich Middle East   North Atlantic Council Broadens Plan For Defense Against Soviet Aqgression

VOTE 10 TAKE GREEGE, TURKEY INTO PACT SURE   Atlantic Council Slat. ed To Wind Up Ses. sion With Decisior To Strengthen Mid. dle Fact

NATO To Extend Defense System  To. Middle East  Ottawa Session To End Today   Ottawa Session To End Today With Bids To Greece, Turkey

Greece, Turkey To Become NATO Members   North Atlantic ' Conference To End Today in Ottawa

Way Openfor Turkey, Greece to Enter Pact  Denmark's Decision Assures Admission of Middle East Nations.

Way Cleared For Broader Defense Pact  Fi, OS. Se [0 Serene eee   Council Expected To Give O.K. Today On Turkev. Greece

Greece, Turkey Assured Membership in NATO; Ottawa Meet Ends Today

Atlantic Council Ready To Admit Turkey and  Greece, Then Adiourn

(Ottawa Session Winds Up Today   Expect Important Decision To Extend Defenses

Eleven Die In Crash of B-50 Bomber  Plane Struck  Apartment Unit

Sift Ashes OfHometit By Bomber   Il Killed, 20 Hurt; Hunt More Bodies Of 20-30 Tenants

Seattle Wreckage Searched  ll Persone Known Dead. 12 Injured   Fire Damages Rail Bridge Aft:-Highlands

Bomber Hits Apartment 'House, Killing at Least Il, Injuring 12 Others

FOUR BURNED BY GASOLINE BLAST   Tank Runs Over inte Basement of Des Moines Motel

‘Hal Boyle Lifts a Toast to South Dakota: Here’s to the Land of Infinite Variety!

What Has South Dakota Got? Boyle Finds It Has Everything --- Happiness, Health, And Substantial Bank Balance

More Trouble Over Berlin....  Russian Air Force  Steps Up Activity

Russia Steps Up Its Air Activity   Allied Flyers Are Concerned For Their Safety In Germany

Refuse To Expet Soviet Newsmen  U. S. Correspondents In Washington Balk

$250,000 Fire At Canton, Mo.   Flames Destroy Four Buildings In Business District

Court Orders U. S. To Retura Ship Line To Private Owner  Sawyer and Other Federal Officials  Face Jail Sentence

Widow Murdered; Police Hunt Son  Wedding Reception Upset by Tragedy

‘VF W Makes Merry in Times Square 'With Rebel Flags and Corn Still

Taft Sees Certain Victory for GOP   Says Foreign, Local Policies All Wrong

TO TAKE UP STATE TAX   Republicans Plan to Caucus on Finance Scheme Approved In Senate.

New Tax. Plan Faces Delay   But Republicans Expect to Muster Enough Votes to Pass Compromise

President Lolls In Sunshine ~ Rumor Of Truman-Acheson Rift Labeled ‘Very Silly’

President Rests, Denies Rumors of Trouble With Secretary of State

President Relaxes At  Key West   Describes Report Of Disagreement As ‘Very Silly’

Prepare To Flee To Distant Refuges: Keep Boats Fueled And Provisioned

BIG FOUR DEPUTIES STILL DEADLOCKED   Differences Of Opinion Have Developed Among Western Deleratecs

Police Capture Two Gunmen Foiled in Attemrnt to Get Narcotics in Holdup

Prank Marinas, Prominent Miner, Died In Hospital Yesterday After Firht On June 9   VICTIM STRUCK OVER HEAD WITH IRON PIPE

Communists Seem To  Have Withdrawn From Their Lact Rig Race  mntiwe 7 8   Yanks Digging In At Five Points South Of Parallel And Patrols Are Out Looking For Enemy

Prolonged Dry Spell in Some Areas Cuts Estimates of Fruit and Vegetable Crops

Voters Are Signing Petitions Opposing A Courthouse Levy   Proposal to Boost Building Fund Meets Resistance from Grour Headed by W. 1. Rese

Voters ‘Are Signing Petitions Opposing A Courthouse Levy:       Propasal to Boost Buildiiig Fund Meets Resistance from Group Headed by W_L. Rees

A Quickie Trial For U. S. Airmen  Hungary Asks $30,000 Tribute or 3 Months Jail for Each of 4 Men  PLANE FORCED DOWN C-47 Cargo Ship Seized in Border Incident No vember 19

Fliers Given Large lines By Hungary  Ordered To Pay S50.000 Each

Hungary Fines Fliers $120,000   3 Months in Jail Is Alternative: Spying te Charaed

Hungary Fines 4US Airmen   Report Yanks ‘Confess’ to Crossing Border

Red Court Rules Fliers Broke Border   Each Must Pay Fine Of $30,000 or Spend 3 Months in Prison; ‘Confession’ Stated

Hungary Rules American Fliers Must Pay Fines   Are Ordered To Turn Over $30,000 Or Go To Jail For 3 Months

Fliers Fined $120,000 By Red Hungary   Report Americans Admit Violations

State Department Gropes For Action On 4 Imprisoned   Penalty Of $30,000 Each ‘ Or 3 Months In Jail [ Imposed For ‘Spying’

Four Airmen Still Held in Hungarv Jail   Fine Them 930,000 Each in Fast Trial By Military Court

U.S. Gropinc In Case of Four Fliers   Hungary Fines Each $30,000 In ‘Spy’ Trials

HungaryLevies $120, 000. Fine On Four Fliers   Confiscate Plane Which Carried Airmen Over Iron Curtain Border

Hungary Orders Four U.S. Airmen To Pay Heavy Fines Or Go To Jail   State Department Ponders Over Sentences; Wives Expected Worse

Airmen Fined By Hungarian Commie Court   State Department Is Groping for Way to Bring Help to Four Youna Americans

U.S. Fliers Fined Total of $120,006   Legation Doubts Four Will Be Released  Before Christmas Day

Hungary Fines Fliers $30,000 Or Jail Terms  Communist Gov't  Claime US. Airme

Hungary Fines Yank Fliers   Trial and Conviction Sur. prise to American Diplomatic Authorities

Three Months in Jail Is Alternate Proposal  Given American Flvers

U.S. Fliers Are Fined By  Hungarians   Four Ordered Tc Pay $30,000 Or Go To Jail

Hungary Convicts American Airmen   Orders Each to Pay $30,000 Fine Or Goto Jail

Government Says Airmen Admitted To All Charges   America Trying To Learn Where To Pay Vines

$30,000 Each Or Three Months tees  Hungary Sentences  Four U.S. Airmen

A Quickie Trial For U. S. Airmen   Hungary Asks $30,000 Tribute or 3 Months Jail for Each of 4 Men   PLANE FORCED DOWN

4 Yank Fliers are Fined $30,000 Each By Hungarian Cour!   Alternate Penalty’ Is Three Months In Jail for Men

Drive Almost Traps Allied Armored Patro!  , Troops Fight Way Out Against Two

Ominous March Seen As Prelude To Big Offensive   Communists’ Southward Push Nearly Traps UN Armored Patrol In No-Man’s-Land South Of Seoul; UN Forees Escape Flanking Theart In Sharp Engagement

Begin Closing Gap in No-Man’s-Land Between Enemy and Allied Lines, UN Patrol Fights Way Out of Flanking Threat South of Seoul

UN Patrol Fights lts Way out of No-Man’s Land   Lull in Fourth Day As Enemy Offensive Believed Imminent

Chinese Leave Chunchon Base   Allied Troops Move . Closer to Border Hunting Enemy

Key Point Only 8% Miles South Of 38th Parallel   Reds’ Southern Main Base Falls Without Battle

Enemy Pulls Main Forces Across Line In Retreats   UN Troops: Moving Closer To Border On Central Front

South Korean Units Located Near Parallel   AP Reporter States United Nations Troops Unopposed By Vanishing Army

Chinese Communists Abandon Central Front Bastion Before Town Of Chunchon

Huge Jet Bomber Crashes In West   Explosion Follows, Killing Three Men

MAMMOTH BOMBER CRASHES AT BASE   BAi Stratojet Takes Lives Of Three Crewmen In Mishap in  Cahfarmni

GIANT JET BOMBER CRASHES, 3 KILLED   Plane Plunges in California Soon After Takeoff— Explodes on Hitting Ground,

Ship Developed To Haul A-Bomts Falls: 3 Killed   Six-Jet Plane Piles. Uy - Soon After. Leaving Muros: Field.

West Forbids Czech Plane Flights Over West Germany   U.S., British and French Join in Order As Part of Pressure For Release of Oatis

West Curtails ~ Grech Flights   Air Line Forbidden to Use West German Routes

Czech Airliners Forbidden Over West Germany   Ban on Red Planes Is New Retaliation For Jailing of Octis

ALLIES FORBID CZECH FLIGHTS OVER GERMANY   Move Is In Reprisal For Imprisonment  Of AP Writer

May Permit Use Of Less Metal For Buildings  New OPS Rules Will Let Many Prices Go Up

U. S. Building Hurt By NPA;  Getting Worse   63% Of Construction Applications Denied During Quarter Of Year

NPA Says 63 Per Cent Of Applications  For Construction Permits Turned Dowi

NPA Denies Many Bulding Permits   Construction For U.S. Curtailed By Aqency

Capehart Amendment Blamed: 63 Per Cent of Construction Applications Denied By NPA

TEMPERATURE   Tougher Materials Curbs Due   Industries To Be Given New, Higher Ceilings

Less Construction, Price Raises Seen   63 P.C. of Building Projects Already Are Denied by NPAOPS Readies ‘Canehart’? Boost

NPA Sees  Tight Rein  On Building Large Part Of U.S.  Appeals Rejected; Higher Prices Likely

NPA Announces Tougher Policy On Consumers   Higher Ceiling On Prices Slated For Many Goods In 1952

ROUGH ON BUILDING  63 Per Cent of Applications In This Quarter Denied by NPA

Many Building Applications Are Denied by NPA   Wilt Be Tougher in Next Quarter, Says the Federal Agency

NPA Rejects 63 Per Cent Of Building  Tougher Policy On Construction  Seen Next Year

MORE BUILDING CUTS ARE SEEN   National Production. A uthority Says Construction Applications Will Be Tough Next Year.

CONTROLS ON BUILDING MAY BE TIGHTENED   Majority Of Application: For New Construction Are Denied

63 Percent Of Construction Bids Denied   NPA Says It May Get Tougher In Next Quarter-Year

NPA Forecasts Tighter Clamps On Al  Critical Materials For Constraction

63PerCent — Of Requests Turned Down   Military Step Up Cutting Material For Civilian Use

Many Building Permits Denied  Lack Of Materials   Lack Of Materials Cited By NPA

Pyongvang Radio ‘Alea  Plan Again  Ground Fighting Will Continue  UN Command Save By HOWARD HANDLEMAD

Lo heyect Unofficial Cease-Fire   UN Still Opposed To Stopping War Before Sioninys Pact

House Group Rapped For ‘Leak’ On B-36s  Gag Put On Discussion Of Military Construction Jobs =

Grand Jury Also ‘Accuses Tavern Men in Report   Neglect of Duty and Bribery Included in Charges

Governor Plans fo Suspend One County Official.   Zimney Charged With Perjury; Zievers to be Ousted, Kohler Reveals

Beverage Tax Agent Is Indicted   Kenosha Sheriff And District Attorney Also Indicted By Grand Jury

SPRING ARRIVES AT 5:26 THIS MORNING   Temperateres 16 To 26 Degrees “Belew Normal Expected Te Greet season

Judges Patterson, Blair County, and McCann, Cambria County Meet Surprising Defeats.

Vets Call on UN to Help Free Oatis   He And ‘Forgotten Man’ Are Being Held by Czechs

V.F. W. Calls on U.N. to Aid In Freeing “Forgotten Man And Oatis From Czech Prison

UN Asked fo Help Release U.S. Newsman   VFW Passes Resolution Asking United Nations To Intervene in Bill Oatis Case

Veterans Urge UN. Help Gain  Oatis Release   VEW Also Demands . - Gzechs Free: Jersey Man Tailed. As “Snv??

VEW Wants U.N. To Help Free  Two Americans   Also Propose Same Restriction Be Imposed Here.

VFW Asks Freedom for Oatis and Hveszda Missoula Girl Wins National Contest

Money Sent To Red China To Pay Fines   Authorities Powerless To Stop Flood Of Foreign Currencies Pouring Into Communist Territory

Widow Who ‘Died’ Talks About It; Full  Of Apologies for Trying to Kill Self

Woman Who ‘Died and Lives Feels Like One Newly-Born   ‘Full of Apologies — For Suicide Effort, Now Wants To Live

Woman Who ‘Died’ Talks About It; Says She’s Going to Start Life All Over Again

SHARE   Substantial Portion of Capper Holdings to LongTime Employes

SHARE IN ESTATE   Substantial Portion of Cap per Holdings to LongTime Emploves

lranians Set Deadline on Oil Decision   Premier Gets Confidence Vote on Plan

Iran Premier Gives Britain Ultimatum   Experts To Be Ousted In 15 Days Unless  Talks Reopen

Plans Approved For Thruway Span   Tallamy Announces U. S. Army Gives Consent for Construction

Love Triangle Ends In Death For Two Men   Coast Scientist Slay: Rival for His Wife Then Kills Himsel:

‘GENTLEMEN’S AGREEMENT’ LOVE TRIANGLE ENDS WITH TWO OAKLAND DEATHS

Allies See Second Red Blow Coming  Troops Mass Back Of Smoke Screens

Reds Mass Behind Wall Of Smoke   Attack Expected To Be Backed By Air Force This Time

OMURE HIDES RED MASSING FOR NEW DRIVE AGAINST UN  One 35-Mile Man-Made Pall   One 35-Mile Man-Made Palt Masks Concentrations Of Enemy   AIR SUPPORT FORECAST   Allies Use Camouflage in Preparations for Offensives

Smoke Screen  In Use   Seoul and Chunchon Sectors Scenes Of Movement

READY SECOND ROUND   -*Chinese Reds Vieming..  ~ Behind Smoke. Sereens

Smoke Screens HideRed Buildup   2nd Round Offensive Seen in Two Weeks

Smoke Screens Mask Massing Of Red Troops   UN Commanders See Second Roune Start Within Two Weeks

Reds Hide Moves Under Bie Smoke   35 Mile Long Screen Covers One Area

NEW OFFENSIVE IS AWAITED BY ALLIED FORCES   Second Spring Drive Expected to Start Within Two Weeks

Air Power May Aid New Enemy Push  Reds Mass Tr oop:  wr T   Reds Mass Troop: Under Cover of  Sniokescereens

Reds Gathering Under Cover Of Smoke Screen   Believe New Attack Might Be Backed By Enemy’s Air Force

Communist Air Force May Strike   Allied Front Lines Expect: ed Second Round OF Spring’ Offensive:

Red Air Force Preparing to Back New Attack   Chinese Massing in West and Central Korea Under Cover of Man-Made Smoke Screen: One 35 Miles Lona.

EDS MASS MEA IN KOREA BEHIND WALL OF OMUKE   Allied Commanders on Western Front Look for Enemy to Launch Attack Within Two Weeks.   BELIEVE COMMUNISTS MAY USE AIR FORCE   (. N. Insta'ls Air Raid Sirens Camouflages Key Buildings and Sandbags Shelters,

NoMan’sLand Narrows Along 100-Mile Front   UN Troops Brace Behind Sandbags And Barbed Wire

Allied Forces Camouflaging Key Buildings  Enemy Planes May Back Coming Push

MacArthur Won't dead Prohibition Party in "52  howe -» A ae A ee Ue we. oe oe

MacArthar. Rejects Bid Te Run For President On Prohibition Ticket

‘Mac’ Rejects Prohibition Nomination   Crusading Bishop To Be Turned Dow1 By Conventionists

CENTRALIA MAN, 7 OTHERS DIE IN AUTO CRASHES   Eight Deaths is the Illinois Traffic Toll for the Weekend.

Collegiate Cage Scandal Spreads fol. UI Toledo  Boaswe Al... ~~ ws

Five Basketball Plavers Seized With Gambler In New Fix Seandal AtGarden

TOLEDO PLAYERS ADNIT CAGE ‘FX’   College Basketball Scandal Investigation Engulfs Sixth School

Six Men Arraigned For Fix Of'Three CCNY Hoop Game:  Well-Planned Maneuvering Provided “Sure Thing’ Betting, Court Is Told

Six Arrested — In Basketball Game Scandal   Court Stars Arrested For Fixing Games; Bookie Questioned

New College Basketball Scandal Revealed _ Involves Several Ct, . £t Ht.   Involves Several City College AndN.Y.U. Players And Jewelry Man

Basketball Scandal Hits. N.Y. Colleses   “C. COND YL NOY. UP ‘Players and. Former L.-1:-U. Athlete ‘Held  In Score 2Fix’. Deal

US Unsnarls Its Army Units In'Germany   Supplies Are Ahead of Combat Troon’ Outfits

NEARLY 500 ATTEND G. 0. P. CLUB'S PART}   Radio and TV Entertainers Present Numbers At Buckingham

Offense May Stop Rotation  Armny Plang' ty   Army Plans’ to Rotate 20,000 Every Month

Hearings Open On Rail Rates  ICC Calls Parley On 6 Pet. Petition

Plenty of Activity Is IPieanad for a Pienic   Softball and Chicken Dinner Will Feature Chamber of

Plenty of Activity Is. Planned for a Picnic   Softball and Chicken’ Dinner Will Feature Chamber of Commerce Event June &

WESTBROOK PEGLER   More About One Arthur Goldsmith Of Waldorf Tower

Reds Refuse Flatly To Lift Secrecy Surrounding Prisoners Of War Camps

COMMUNIST DELEGATES SAY. RED CROSS EXAMINATION OF PRISONS “OUT OF QUESTION”

Reds Hold Tight Secrecy Curtain About Prisoners   U. S. Asks Three Neutral Nations To Inspect Truce

Reds Refuse fo Lift Secrecy On Prisoners of War   Agree to Limited U. N. Rotation If Terms Accepted

Reds Wont Lift Secrecy   Flatly Refuse To Tell Of Conditions In Prison Camps

Refuse fo Trade Allies Even Up   Enemy Anti-Aircraft Guns Shot Down 3 UN Planes in Air War

REDS REFUSE TO LIFT SECRECY ON POW CAMPS   But Would Allow 5,000 Troop Rotation Monthly If U. N. Accepts Terms

Communists Refuse to Lift Veil of Secrecy On Prisoners   Sweden, Asked by U. S. If It Would Join Neutral Team to Police Truce, Has Made No Decision: Reds Aaree to Rotation

Reds Refuse Inspection O! POW Camps   Visits by Red Cross Out, Allies Told; Offer Rotation Plan

Won't Litt Prison Camp Secrecy   Reds Willing To Okay Rotation Of 5,000 Troops Monthly; Three U.N. Planes Lost.

Reds Flatly Refuse to Lift Curtain of Secrecy Surrounding Their Prison Camps But May Approve Rotation of 5,000 Troops Each Month   John Service, Long Controversial Figure in American Diplomacy, ‘Is Fired by U.S. State Department

No Progress On POWs But Reds Will Let Few U.N. Troops Out On Rotation

Refuse to Give PW List   Communist Remark of Complaint May Be Slip; Rotation Compromise Possible

Refuse to Lift Secrecy on POWs   Red Cross Inspection  Prison Camps “Out of the Question”

Allies Say Act Form of Blackmail   Foe Says They Will Back 5,000-Man Turnover Monthly, if Other Terms Accepted  MN ee   Libby Interrogates Reds Sharply on Prisoner, Other Data

Reds Refusing Information on War Prisoners   Secrecy Curtain Shrouds Fate of Captured Troops

Enemy Refuses To Reveal Roster Of War Prisoners  Offers Compromise On Rotation Setup if Allies Yield

Reds Retain  Secrecy on Prison Camps  Ready to Approve Allied Troops Plan If Terms Are Met

Reds Refuse To Lift Secrecy On Prisoners   Limited Rotation Offered In New Communist Proposal

Reds Decline Lift Curfain on POW Camps   Pose NeW Rotation Plan Provided U. N. Accepts Other Terms Of Truce Proposal

Secrecy Around Prison Sectors Retained by Reds  Cammunicte Ava Bandy   Communists Are Ready To Okay Rotation Of § 000 Troops a Month

Reds Refuse To Lift Curtain On  Prison Camps   Also Turn Down Suggestion For Exchanging Lists Of Prisoners.

Offer To OK Rotation Of U.N. Troops  Allied Rejection - Of Plan Expected

Keeping Prisoner Secrecy   Refuse to Give Any Data, But Do Agree To Troop Rotation  If OK Other Items

Will Approve Rotation of Allied Troops   U. N. Negotiators To Study Proposal Made by Communist

Reds Refuse To Release POW Lists   Communists Agree To Troops Rotation As Truce Condition

Reds Refuse To Lift POW  Camp Secrecy   Will O. IK. Rotation of 5,000 Troops Monthly Jf Terms Are Met

Reds Refuse Any Check of War Prisons   Try to Make Deal On Troop Rotation, 5.900 Fach Month

Allies Appear Cool To Latest Red Proposal  Communists Flatly Refuse To Open Up Their Prison Camps   Red Guns Down Three Allied Planes

3 Neutrals Alerted to Police Truce   Reds Refuse News of Number, Identity of Prisoners

Communists Flatly Refuse To Lift Curtain Of Secrecy Surrounding Prisoners; Rule Out Red Cross

Communists Present New Truce’ Proposal  For Which UN Shows Little: Enthusiasm

Reds Refuse To Litt POW  Cam p Secret   Enemy ProposesLimited Rotation Plan, Won't Admit Red Cross

Reds Refuse To List All Prisoners   Disputes Block Any Agreement In Korean War

INSPECTIONS OF PW CAMPS ALSO DENIED   Enemy Indicates Rotation Of 5,000 Troops Acceptable

Accept Plan For Limited Troop Reliet   U.S. Asks Sweden To Join Neutral Inspection Force

Reds Refuse Lifting Of POW Secrecy   Will OK Rotation Of 5,000 Troops During Month

Reds Flatly Refuse Allied Proposal to Lift Veil of Secrecy at P.O.W. Camps

Reds Refuse fo Divulge Secrets of Prison Camps   Allied Negotiators Not Impressed With Communist: New Rotation Proposal.

Reds Flatly Refuse to Lift Curtain of Secrecy Surrounding Their Prison Camps But May Approve Rotation of 5,000 Troops Each Month

TRUCE CONFA AGAIN RUNS INTO SNAG   Enemy Agrees To Limited Troop Rotation   COMMUNISTS   Declare Red Cross Inspection Of Prison Camps Is Out Of Question

Sen. MCarthy, State Departmen Exchange Fire  Senator Claims 26 ~ Employes Charged With Red Activities

Department of State Blasts Sen. M Carthy   Senator Names 26 He Alleges Aid Communists

FUGITIVE BO0KLE FOUND BY POLICE ATTENDING RACES   Gross Says He “Just Felt Like Getting Away For Faw Dave”

Karly Release of Four Fliers, Forced Down by Soviet Fighters Nov, 19, Appears Near, YIELDING TO RED TERMS CRITICIZED   Senator Smathers Calls it a “Tragic Mistake’ —Budapest’s Action Branded a “Shakedown.”

U.S. Agrees To Payment Of $120,000   Hungary Charged With Blackmail; Renprisals Asked   How Far Will We Go? Editorial. Page 6

U. §. Agrees To Pay Fine Of Fliers —   Airmen To Be Freed Shortly Is Promise Of Hungarians

Red Hungary Accepts Offer To Pay Fines  Decision To Yield Arauses Senators

United States Agrees to Pay Hungary Fines   Reds Take Cash Offer Of $120,000; Protest Is Made in Congress

Protests Against “International Black. mail” Heard on Capitol Hill as Government Decision Is Announced.

Reds Say They Accept Offer Of Cash to Free Our Airmen; Officials Mum on Retaliation

American Airmen To Be Freed   U. §. Agrees To Pay Hun: gary $129,000; Congress Indiqnant

Report Reds Acceptance of  Cash Offer   Legation Official Says 4 Airmen Will Be Released

Reds To Free 4 Yank Fliers  U. S. Agrees To Pay Fines; ‘Blackmail’ Charged

Three Escapees Are Recaptured   Unidentified Farmer Tips Off Officials  To Craven Convicts

Assembly In Action Again   Welfare Issue Showdown Is Moving Nearer

Legislators Reconvene on Walfare Aid   Both House and Senate Gc Back Into Session After = Prolonged Recess.

JOBLESS PAY BILL HAILED BY SENATORS   Compensation Is Raised $3 A Week; Bill Is Sent To House

Penn'a. Week To Get Under Way Monday   Emphasis Placed on Local Observance Of Annual Event

All-Day Fight Raging In Korean Hills   Rain And Mist Dampened Entire Battle Lines

Battle Rages Near Yangaqu   Rest Front Quiet Under Clouds After Heavy Clashes Monday

Rain Sweeping Korean Front  Battle Ragi ing No rth   Battle Raging North Of ¥anggu But Rest Oujet.

ON EASTERN FRON]   Reds and U.N. Forces Clash in All-Day Battle North of Yanggu

All-Day Duel Rages For Hill Position   Most Allied Pldnes Grounded By Rain; Ships Blast Wonsan

Battle Rages In Rainsoaked Hills of Korea   Rain and Mist Dampens Entire Battle Lines ‘as Ground Action Limited To Sporadic Barrages

 ONE FIREMAN SUCCUMBS  Blaze Damages 7 Downtown  Houston Stores $500,000 .

{901 FARM SHOW TOPS OLD RECORD   Attendance Totals 591,000 At Five-Day Exposition In Harrisburg — Event Hailed As Best To Date

State Farm Show Attracts Record 591,000 Visitors   Agriculture Secretary Describes Five-Day Exposition as “The Biggest and Best Ever”’

Ouster Is Acclaimed  In Europe   Of Opinion Truman Had No Choice; See Peace Hope Enhancec

Turope Likes Dismissal Of MacArthur   Most British, All Russian Comment Favorable to Move

Firing of MacArthur Hailed on Both Sides of Iron Curtain: Reasons Differ

Reactions In Other Nations Are Varying   British Papers : Highly Disagree With Each Other

EUROPE HAILS DISMISSAL OF GEN. M'ARTHUR   Both Sides of Iron Curtain Approve for Different  ’ Reasons.

 MORE RAIN ON THE WAY   Fourth of July Starts Out as a Fine Day Over Kansas

Two More Held In Coed Killing  Suspects Quizzed Or Kalamazoo Murder

THE WORKS   HOLLYWOOD TRIANGLE... , ‘Sensational Trial Due In Agent's Shooting

Top British Secret Service Chief Here In Envoy Manhunt   Head of No. 1 Intelligence Branch May Confer with FBI On Search for Diolomats

British Security Chief In Washington For Conferences On Missing Diplomats

British Security Chief Flies to U.S., Visit Linked with Missing Diplomat:

British Security Chief In U. S.: Link Mission To Missing Diplomats

FEARED DISEASE SPREADS TO NORTH KOREAN TROOPS  Deadly Typhus Believed Raging Among Red China's Crack Third Field Army Alona Korea's East Coast

 House Motion Fails  State Licnor Question Fades With Expected Senate Action

UN Opens New Killer’ Attack   Yank Advance Gains Northernmost Point

Britain Begins to Evacuate Women anc Children From Suez  21,000 Troops Start  Converting Camps Inte ERG SMES eee ERG, CNR eta ntti tee Uieelnreaaes

Suez Ganal Zone Made Fortress   British Troops Gird for Possible Clash With Egypt Underground

Down 5 Enemy Planes   Three More Probably Destroyed in Biggest Jet Air Battle Yet;  Naw Pad Withdrawal

WJriental Mystery:  Reds Pulling Back On Central Front  Five Enemy Jets Are Shot Down In Two Biq Roaring Air Battles

Battle Staged By Jets   At Least Five Enemy Planes Are Destroyed And 15 Others Damaged By American Flyers

At Least Five Enemy Planes Brought Down   Believe Two More Probably Bagged, 15 Damaged In Two Big Air Fights; Reds Retreat On Ground

American Warplanes Shoot Dow: Five Enemy Ships in Biggest Jet Air Battle So Far Recorded

Red Troops In Sudden Withdrawal   Two Divisions Pull Back On Central Front; Air Battle Involving 152 Jeis Record for Size

DOWN FIVE RED JET PLANES   All U. S. Planes Return Safely to Bases in Korea

Five Red Jets Shot Down In Big Air Fights   In Mysterious Move 2 Chinese Divisions Are Pulled Back

152 JET PLANES TANGLE IN BIG AERIAL BATTLE   2 RED DIVISIONS SUDDENLY RETREAT IN GROUND ACTION

Chinese Quit Central Area After Battle   Biggest Jet Dogfight Of War Involves 152; ‘AN U. S. Planes Safe

> Enemy Planes Destroyed In Big Jet Fight   On The Ground, Two Chinese Divisions Pull Back Suddenly On Central Front

U.S. Pilots. Win Record jet Battle   Scrap Over Yalu Participated in By 152 Planes; Kansans Score

Reds Retreat in Korea— U. S. Airmen Victors in Biggest Jet Battle Yet

Big Jet Buttle Sees 192 Air Craft in Fight  Chinese Pull Back On Central Front

Down 5 Jets In An Air Fight   American Planes Safely Back to Base After a Fierce Battle

152 Jets in Clash: Migs Routec   2 Chinese Divisions Withdraw; Americans Advance Cautiously

Two Chinese Divisions Pull Back Sudden   Withdrawal of Foe on Central Front  Puzzles U. S. Staff

Battle in Air Involved 152 Fighting Jets   Five Russian Jets Downed; 2 Others Destroyed and 15 Damaged in Battle

Five Enemy Jet Planes Are Shot Down by Yanks  Three More Probably Destroyed in Battle

LAN EAIVN YY SRN.  Yank Plane: es Shoot Down Five Red Jets. Damage Fifteen In Air Fight

15 More Damaged   All American Aircraft Came Safely Out OF Battle; One Of Thunderous Clashes Is _ Biggest Jet Fight In History

Yank Planes Shoot Down 5 Enemy Craft   Biggest Jet Battle Of History Involves 152 Plus Bombers

U. S. Planes Win Big Jet Dogfight   Americans Shoot Down Five Red Aircraft, Damage 15 Others

American Jet Fighters Score Great Victory   History's Bigges! Jet Air Battle Waged Today.

UN Puzzled by  Sudden Enemy Withdrawal   Allied Planes Smash Enemy Jet Attack, Kill 500 Communists  During Strafing Runs

22 Red Craft Battered In Aerial Duels   U.S. Planes Escape Damage; 2 Chinese Divisions Pull Back

U.S. Planes Down Five  KnemyCraft   Two Chinese Divisions Pull Back on Central Front for No Apparent Reason   80 MiGs Strike   Enemy Craft Attack 72 American Fliers Over Front

Yank Jets Best Reds In Battle   American Warplanes Shoot Down Five Enemy Craft, Damage 15   Two Chinese _ Division: Withdraw Suddenly From Center of Line

U.S. Jet Planes Rout Red Fliers   At Least 5 Enemy MIGs Shot Down; 15 Are Damaced

Taday’s. Skies   152 Jets Tangle In Korea. Battle   Americans Shoot Down Five Red Plones in Roaring Aerial Clash

U.S. Airmen Win Major Battle of Jets   152 Planes Take Part in Big Clash Near Yalu River

2 Probables, 15 Damaged   Roaring Fights Occur Over Northwest Korea

Thunderous Sky Clash Brings Tangle of 152 Jets, 40 U. S. Bombers   Two ‘Probables’ Are Also Scored   All U. S. Planes Return Safely; Reds Break Off Ground Contaeti

History's Biggest Jet Fights Won by Yanks  Five Enemy Planes, Perhaps Twe   Five Enemy Planes, Perhaps Two More, Shot Down and 15 Damaged.

OVER 200 IN DOGFIGHT   Two Chinese Divisions Withdraw Suddenly From Center of Line

152 Jets Mix In Korea Skies: 5 Reds Downed   2 Chinese Divisions In Central Sector Retreat Mvysteriously

U.S. Jets Win Biggest Battle Of Korean Wat   Foe Mysteriously Pulls Troops Back On Central Front

5 Red Planes Destroyed In 2 Jet Battles  ROK Troops Now 26 Miles Inside  QCammiunicact Karag

Five Enemy Jets Shot Down In Two Roaring Air Fights  One Clash Was the Biggest Jet Fight In History, Involving 152 Airplanes

YANKS FIGHT. OFF ATTACK: BY 80 MIGS           ing 40 B-29c on Yel Mission, Make: His tory: in Air Victory. .. Ee Be          20 MIGS KNOCKED. ie OUT IN 2 CLASH       On the Ground 2 Chinese Divisions Retreat Mysteriously; Allies. Cross Hantan at Two Places...

E. C. Frosh. Busy Today   Welcomed by Spencer, Plunge into Three-Day Orientotion Program.

E. C. Frosh Busy Today  Weleamed by Spencer.   * € Welcomed by Spencer, Plunge into Three-Day Orientation Program.

It's Better Fo-Work— °  Gamblers, Crooks Lead Rich Lives,  But ‘Easy Money’ Has Disadvantages

Easy MoneyOr Is It?   tt Can Be Made in Big Chunks, But Bigtime Racheteers biave Worries With Ie

UN ARMS MEET POSTPONED BY BIG 4 DEBATE   Report On Conference Being Drafted By Assembly Head

East-West Row Over Atom Plan Delays Report   Russia and Big 3 Cannot Decide on Feasible Program

East-West Dispute Over Arms Control Postnones Session   UN Aides Prepare Report On Big 4 A-Bomb

Big Four Atom Disagreement Delays Report   Minor Arms Accord Appears Possible

Big Four Delay Report On Atom  Can’t Even Agree on  How Disagreement ro, Sew, US fea ) ee 2 ey 8 ) ES

Disagreement On  Atomic Controls Stalls UN Meet  Rassia Insists On immediate Ban Of Weapons

Fine to Ask $163 Million  In. New Taxes   Governor Reportedly ’ ‘Leans’ Toward Fiat Income Levy

 EXPECT TRAGIC EVENT SATURDAY —  Traffic Death Toll Is Near Millior

Texas in Line for Nearly $40 Million In U. §. Funds To Build Bomb Shelters

Russ Prepare To Cut in on Iranian Deal   Red Envoy Talks With Premier Mossadegh

Livengood Plans To Continue Suit  Awaiting Ruling By Federal Judae

Ridgway Made Full General  Fourth Star Given To  Far Fact Cammander

Truman Hits Slurs Against Gov't Workers  ~ Criticizes Magazine Opposition to u:nakar Mail Rates

Cites Charges Of. Disloyalty To Gain Votes   Magazine Publishers ‘Also Under’ Attack © - On Mail Subsidies -

‘Contemptible’ Vote Seeking, President Says   Magazine Publishers Assailed for Trying To Keen Subsidiec

jungle Fighters busy  Mail Subsidy Backers, Kremlin Draw Truman Ire   President Says Kremlin Like ‘Beast of Prey’

President Lambastes  Publishers   Says They Are Trying to Keep Subsidies on Mail Rates, Opposed to Others Getting Aid  Makes It Political  Injects Votes" Issue Into      Makes It Political   Injects Votes Issue Inte Talk to Postmaster: at Capital

President Raps Loyalty Probers   Lashes out at Big Magazine Publishers On Mail **Subsidies”

Attacks On Loyalty Held Contemptible   Truman Also Lashes At ‘Some Of Biggest Magazine Publishers’

Truman Hits At Critics, Publishers  Defends Postal Workers; Wants BHicher Mail Rata

Truman Sees Contemptible Politics   Says Magazines Get Benefit of Millions From the Taxpayers

Truman Rips  Magazine Publishers   Says They Ask Low Mai Rates While Lashing At Snendinga.

_ MORE CAMPAIGN ORATORY? Attacks On Loyalty Of Government Employes ‘Contemptible’-Truman

Attacks On US Workers Denouned  in Criti¢ize ‘Big Mogen zine Fir ems

FLAYS ATTACKS  ON LOYALTY OF GOVT GROUPS   Truman in Postmasters Talk Also Hits Magazines’ Mail Subsidy.

Magazine Publishers Lashed _  President Blasts Loyalty Attacks Or U.S. Employees

Truman Critical of ‘Slick’ Publishers   Defends Loyal Federal Help

Publishers Lashed Too President Charges Criticism  Aimed By Political Ambitious

Attempt to Make Political Capital of It, He Charges   ‘Contemptible Way’ to Get Votes, President Says to Postmasters

Truman Come: To Defense Of Federal Employees   President Makes Two Addresses  Inside Two Hours

Truman Decries “Open Season” ‘On Employes Of Government   DECLARES MANY TRY TO MAKE POLITICAL CAPITAL OUT. OF ATTACKS ON -' FEDERAL WORKERS

Violations of Law Called Appalling  manAnanraannr   Winnebago: Officers Check 200 Motorists

ARRIVE FROM KOREA   Marines and Navy Men Aboard Attack Transport Montrose

ALL HOPE OF TRUCE NOT GONE IN TOKYO   Officers Search Through Message To Gen. Rideway

Hint Truce Talks May Be Resumed   Latest Red Blast Indicates Foe May Sull Want Peace

LITTLE HOPE OF RESUMING TRUCE TALKS   Reds Willing to Meet Again If Ridgway “Takes Reasonable Action” on Alleged Allied Raid.   NEXT MOVE UP TO U. N. COMMANDER   If Negotiations Break Down Allied Troops Can Whip Reds in Present Area, Van Fleet Says.

Still Hope To Resume  Truce Talks   If Complete Break Comes UN Troops Will Fight With Hate, Eagerness

Tiny Ray Of HopeSeenF or Peace Talks   Reds Now Awaiting ‘Satisfactory’ Answer; Ridgway Says Bombing Charve Is Frameun

Ray Of Hope In  Communist Note   Message to Ridgway Says Reds ‘Await Answer’ on  Alleged Bombing   SEE CHANCE OF TALKS  U. N. Field Commander Terms His Men Confident and Ready on Line

Peace in Korea Hangs on Tiny  Thread of Hope   Communist Leader Places Next Move’ Up to Gen. Ridgway

REDS’ REQUEST FOR SATISFACTORY ANSWER STUDIED   Van Fleet’s Troops Read} To Go Back Fighting “With Hate, Eagerness”

Allies Studying Message of Reds For Hopeful Note  Reply by Ridgway Was Proposed in Protest Report

Tiny Ray of Hope That Truce Talks Might Be Resumec   Message from Top Reds Indicates They May Want to Resume Talks.

‘Slim Hope Lingers For Peace Talks   Latest Message From Reds Leaves Slicht Loonhole

“ON FORCES  AGAIN READY CHIEF CLAIMS   Negotiators At Advance Base But Say ‘Nothing New

Little Hope for Parley Resumption   Ridgway Gives Latest Red Note Careful Study

Truce Revival Hope Is Still Mighty Thin   Depends on Reds Dropping Trumped-up Kaesong Bombing Charae

Only A Tiny Ray Of Hope Seen That Korea Truce Talks Will Be Resumed

See Faint Possibility of New Discussions in Red Reauest for “Satisfactory Answer”

Scant Hope  Remains for Peace Talks   Red Message Studied; Request for Reply Get< Scrutiny. ~

Only Faint Hope Remains For Continuing Truce Talk   Van Fleet Confident Allies Can Whip Reds If Sessions Fail: Hope Not Yet Abandoned

ALLIES SEARCH FOR INDICATION TO REVIVE TALKS   United Nations Ground Commander Says Troops Will Fight With Hate And  agerness,

UN Ground Commander Confident Reds Will Be Defeated If Fighting Starts on Bia Scale Aaain.

ALLIES READ) TO GO BACK TO BATTLE   Van Fleet Expresses Confidence In Outcome   Sees Possible Chance Negotiatigns May Be Reopened By Reds

War of Hate ls Forecast For Future  Chances Slim For More Talk, Officials Say

Little Hope Remains For More Peace Talks   UN Troops Ready If Talks Breakdown Van Fleet Says

Allied Chiet Sees Victory if War Flares   Ray of Cheer Seen in Foe’s Message to. U.N. Gormmander

UN Prepared To Whip Reds If Necessary   Ground Commande: ‘Reports Troops Will Fight With ‘Hate: Eagerness’

Eighth Army Commander Says He's Confident of UN Force   Tokyo Officers Find One Indication In Communist Message That Kaesong Negotiations Might Be Resumed

Small Hope For More Truce Talks   Red Message Gives Officials Hope For Resuming

Reds Claim Next Move Up to Allies   UN Commanders Offer No Comment On Future Action

See ‘Tiny Ray’ Of Truce Hope  Communists Await Ridaqway's Answer

Slight Ray Of Hope Korean Peace Talks May Be Resumed As Reds Ask Ridgway’s Reply

Faint Hope Held For Continuation Of Truce Talks   UN Will Renew Fight Eagerly if Parley Ends, Van Fleet Declares

United Nations Commanders Are Confident Allies Can Smash Reds If Korean Fighting Is Renewed

Tiny Ray of Hope Found in Message   Epistle Indicates Next Move Up to General Ridgway

All Hope is Not Abandoned For Armistice Talks   Search New Message For Indication Reds Might Resume Talks

Ridgway’s Answer To Tell Tale   Van Fleet Predicts ‘Beautiful Shoot’ For U.N. Troops

Only Tiny Ray of Hope of Resuminc Cease-Fire Talks   U. N. Troops Ready To Fight Again If Break Is Final

Peacemakers Still Quiet: U.N. Command Optimistic   Van Fleet Sure Of Troop Victory

More Knemy Troops Seen In East May Signal Drive   Request for Answer in New Message Possible Clue

Allied General Says UN Troops Are Ready to go   d Chiefs Express i That Talks Can be Continued

Tiny Ray of Hope Talks May Resume   New Message From Top Communists Hints At Renewal—Ridgway Left With Next Move

Imply U.N. Must Admit Violation; Hope In Message   Reopening Apparently Depends On Satis- , factory Reply.

Is Hope ‘Talks Be  Resumed   ‘Careful’ Study  Be Given Message Of Reds Sent to Gen. Ridgway

Little Hope  Remains for  Resumed Talks   Van Fleet Confident Of U.N? Success in Present Battle Area

Reds’ Request For Reply Held As Likely Break   UN Officials Believe Door Not Completely Shut On Resumption Of Cease-Fire Discussions

Red Note Gives Ray Of Hope—   See Indicalien Enemy Desires Talk Continuation

Remainder of Nofe Is Harsh   Top Communists Talk of Deliberately Murderous Bombing That U. N. Colls

UN Troops Prepared ToFight Only Tiny Ray Of Hope Remains For Parley Talks

Next Move On Checkerboard Up To U.N.   Faint Hope Still Remains That Talks May Be Resumed

U.N. Seeks New Indications for Red Infentions  Van Elen? Manki tend   Van Fleet Confident Enemy Can Be Licked In ‘Present Area’

UN Forces Sef To Resume War With Full Fury   Communist Convoy Blasted in Korea Coming to Front

Small Hope Is Held For:  Truce Future   Van Fleet Declares  U.N. Troops ‘Eager’ If War Reopened

UN Commanders Feel Only Tiny Ray Of Hope Now Remains for Resumption of Korean Truce Talks

LITTLE HOPE OF RESUMING TRUCE TALKS   NEXT MOVE UP TO U. N. COMMANDER   lf Negotiations Break Down Allied Troops Can Whip Reds in Present Area, Van Fleet Says.

180 GRADE PUPILS MARCH T0 SAFETY AS SCHOOL BURNS   CROSSVILLE FIREMEN ARE UNABLE TO SAVE ONE-STORY BUILDING

180 BOYS AND GIRLS SAVED AS SCHOOL BURNS   March Out of Burning Frame Building at Crossville.

Feet Gore, He Scves Others   Arkansas Corporal Crawls Down Kereen Road With Varning: Get: DSC

DSC Awarded  For Heroism  Pag Ne (oes  Th   Corporal Saved Tank Column, Though Hurt

HEROIC ARKANSAN DECORATED  With Feet Blown Off, GI Saves Column of Tanks

Feet Gone, He Saves Others   Arkaness Corporal Crawis Dewn Kerean Read With Werninea: Gris DSC

UN Forces Continue Big Gains   Chinese Abandoned Supply Dumps; Give. Up in Large Numbers

Allies Block Central Front ~ Escape Route   Other U.N. Forces Surge Into HUwachon Again, Crah Road Centers

Escape Doors Slammed Shuf  On Thousands  Piles of Supplies Abandoned in   9100 in Trap

Many Chinese Givel p \long  Korean Front   Strategic Hwachon and Two Other Vital Road Centers Seized bys UN

Escape Corridors Closed On Thousands of Beaten Troops: Death Toll Huge

Allies Capture Chunchow, Bag Enemy Division   Communists Leave Behind Vital Stores In Rapid Retreat

Escape Routes Are Sealed Off For Beaten Foe   Alfied Forces Surge Seven Miles, Beyand 38th, Capture Roads

Allies Shutting Escape Corridors On Thousands   UN Forces Surge Back Into Hwachon, Seven Miles North of Parallel; Chinese on Run Nearlv Evervwhere.

a Pe CS SEGRE RES Cee 06.” 89 oe  Giving Up In Droves   AuUngry meds Surrender By Hundreds; Weapons And Shells Abandoned

PUPILS WILL TAKE TESTS THIS MONTH   State Basic Skills  Tests Will Be Given Town And Rural Pupil:

County Rural School Kids To Take lowa Basic Skills Test In January

RETURNS TO K. U  Otto Schnellbacher, a For. mer Grid Great, to Coach Part Time

a W A. UU. yo Schnellbacher, a For mer Grid Great, to Coach Part Time

Tax Collector  Under Fire In  Congress Quiz Agent Claims Delaney  Received Autos From Dealers Tn Tee ihle -

Three New Cars tor Tax Favors   Treasury Agent Tells of Boston Collector’s Deal With Auto Dealers

Tax Collector ls Accused In Auto Deal   Boston Agent Got 3 Nev Cars for Old One and $750 "in Cash, Witness Says

Tax Collection Inquiry Goes On   Probing Lawmakers Stay In Washington To Continue Check

DELANEY GOT 3 AUTOS FOR $750,  CAR, SAYS T-MAN   Treasury Agent Testifies Dealers Trading Vehicle: Had Tax Difficulties

Tax Collector Got a Cadillac, 2 Chevrolets for Old Car, $750   2 Dealers Supplied Cars, Agent Testifies

Possibilities of Warfare This Year With U.S. 5. R. Depend Upon Russ

What Are Possibilities of War This Year?  For Russia To Decide, Roberts Reasons

 Case Under Advisement — Liquor Dealers Band Together To Fight Charges by Four Boys

Chillicothe Liquor Dealers Planning to Fight Charges  Seven — Accused of. Selling

Don Faurot’s Mother Dies at Kirksville   Mrs. Fred Faurot Was 77 Years Old.

McCarran Wants Tighter Screen  Passport Practices Neaw Sannta Attarcl

Tighter Rules On Screening Communists  Sennte Cammittas   Senate Committee Demands Stricter Curbs On Reds

War Veterans Await Action  After Second  Bonus Mareh   Senate Committee Unlikely To Okay Expensive Request

VETS AWAITING BORUS ANSWER   North Carolina Senate Commitice Promises To Make Decision On Proposal For Payments.

arenes BY LIONS CLUB   Miss North Central Pennsylvania to Be Picked Here Nov. 16, for Miss America Pageant

Lions Club to ‘Sponsor Pageant      ner of Miss America Title To Receive Scholarship.

‘Badman’ Cook Is ( aptured In Mexico   Bodies Believed to Be Mossers Found In Joplin Shaft

MANHUNT AT END   Missouri Fugitive Taken in Mexico; Find Bodies  in foplin

Tijuana Chief fs Flying Hint Back From Desolate Area   Mexican Reports Cook ad Two Abducted Prospectors Being Returned

M'Keldin Says Higher State Taxes Needed   Governor Submits Spend. ing Budget Of $159 Million To Agsambly

ESTIMATED P AY RAISES FIGURED AT 12.5 MILLION   Deletes Earlier Thought For Federal Defense Spending Now   ADDITIONAL BUDGET DEMANDS WILL COME

FEDERAL AGENT WATCHES STRIKE   Senate Subcommittee Sends Investigator To Observe Textile Situation AL Danville. Va. Ee ;

Phone Decision Pleases Nobody   Both Company, Users Disappointed by Ruling Of Service Commission

12 Demands Fired At Steel Industry   Mistrial Ordered In Assault Case

JURY IN SOUTH DEADLOCKED IN ASSAULT CASE    Negro Sharecropper on Trial for Leering at White Girl. 7

Mistrial Ruled In Assault Case   Negro Sharecroppe: -Jury Is Deadlocked

Mistrial ls Ordered In Ingram Case After Jury Reports It ls Deadlocked

Water Destroyed at Alarming Rafe   Strength of Nation Threatened: Ewing

UN Offensives Move Forward In North Korea  Enemy Resistance Stiffest In Weeks In Mountain Area

‘Armor-Led Units Balk Red Thrust   y Sweeping Chinese Drive Expected

U.S. Negotiating For Atomic Airplane Engine   Wilson Talk Shows Good Times to Come

Disappointed by  Russian Demands Red Minister Wants Wes tern Powers to Rewrite Disarmament Plan  AT U. N. MEETING  Allies Think Vishinsky Left Door Open for Nego Bar hoa   20-Minnte Chase Yields 80-Violation Teen-Ager

UNC Trustee Executives Approve Negro Students   Admission Of Negroes To UNC Graduate Schools In Certain Cases Recommended

(ffer Admissions Recommendation   Trustee-Committee Offers Resolution On Colored Students

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   File Grand Larceny Charges Against Youths

12 YEARS ON FORCE   Sgt, Walter Palmaieer Leaves Police Dent. for Paper Co.

16-Year-Old — Jackie Parris Is Liberated  Posse Finds Girl, Arrests«Abductor

Sunday-night Kidnaning of Pair Admitted   Parolee Denies He Harmed Abductee Found With Him

Girl Made Gallant Efforfs fo Attract Searcher Atfention  Charges Abductor Attack. ed Mer Only Two Hours Be. fore Rescuers Arrived

MISSING SCHOOL  CID I¢ CATIA VIRNL IJ FUUND   Ex-Convict Admits He Kidnaped Her And High School Date

Find Kidnapped Giri Unhermed, Arrest Abductor   Discover the Two by Fire On Mountain Top Near Kinta, Okla.

Girl Freed  By Convict    High School Student Was Abducted Sunday

Admits Attackine Victim 2 Hours Before Rescue  ) ee i. ee See   Unarmed Fugitive Submits Meekly On Mountain Ledae

Posse Captures Abductor on Lonely Hillin Kinta Community; Courage of Young Victim Recited by Officers Who Aided in Her Rescue

Free Girl, 16, From Kidnaper   Ex-Convict Held For Abducting Girl From Date

Ex- Convict Admits Abducting Girl   Found in Mountain With 16-Year-Old Who Charges Rape

Girl Abducted By Ex-Convict  Is Liberated   Sheriff's Posse Finds Couple Huddled Near  Fire in Mountains

Fascist Party In Sicily Gets Strong Vote  "eT   Eleven Seats Won; Communists Gain   Christian Democrats Win Margin Of Only 21,376 Over Reds

House Passes Bill Changing Primary Date   Democrats Assail ‘Political Hacks’ in Civilian Defense

HOUSE PASSES BEL 10 SHIFT PRIMARY DATE   Voting Is Moved Tc July 24 To Aid  Absentees

REPLACEMENTS WILL BE SENT TO KOREA   Battle-Weary Troops Will Be Eefixed in February And March, Pentavon S2vs

Korean Fighters Promised Rest  Replacements Due ; In February, March

Critic of Truman Economic Policies 'Reciqns as Federal Reserve Governor

Feclas Quits Feseral Office   Seems to Be Quite Coo Toward Truman

Law Allows Retired Workers Greater Larnings   Limit On Earnings Under Social Security Increased T., $80.00 Per Month

Sen. Ellender To Air Views To Congress   France Accused By Louisianan Of “Milking” AidTo-Europe Program

FOREIGN AID IS ASSAILED BY ELLENDE   Senater Says Scandale Waste And Graft Sapping Program.   AMERICANS LIVIN LIKE PRINCES ABRO:

Senator, Back From Europe To Start Probe  Harriman Denies _ Waste In Aid To Europe Program

TO MIGHTY FORCE   Hurricane “Easy” Moves Within 900 Miles of Florida Coast

‘Easy’ Veers From Florida Bound Course  Gale Begins Curve Tawardk Narthwact   Gale Begins Curve Toward Northwest Prediction Withhel«

Where Reds Attack   900 MILES FROM FLORIDA Hurricane ‘Easy’ ls Mighty Storm

100-MPH ‘Eye Of Storm 90 Miles Off Coast   Navy Plane Seeking To Report Intensity Forced to Turn Back

Approval Asked For Big Aid Bill   Vote Of Confidence For Ike Is Urged

Smith Asks Confidence Vote for Ike   Urges Senators _ To Quickly Pass Foreian Aid Bill

Smith Asks Big Foreign Aid Bill   Senator Says U.S Should Vote For NATO Proaqram

Senator L rees Approval of Forel ‘1en Aidas EF Sion er Contidence Veas

Conferees Battle Over Huge Defense Bill: Sen. Smith Urges Approval of Foreign Aid Bill As Vote of Confidence in General Eisenhower

AID BILL FAGES STORMY SENATE   Senator’ Smith Wants Ap. proval Of Measure As - Vote Of Confidence For Eisenhower,

Senator Wants ‘Huge Aid Bill’  Smith Asks Approval To Show Confidence

Smith Would Get Vote of Confidence Via Big Aid Bill   Senator Sees Move One to Favor Eisenhower; O’Mahoney Calls  Conference

Aid Bill O.K. Asked As ‘Vote Of Confidence’   $714 Billion Measure Approval Urged As Support For Ike

nt 2 2     Homberg Replaces ‘Scrambled Eggs’  Baseball Fans Give Mac Warm Weleome  t=, 1-

General MacArthur Is Still in There 'Pitchine--But in Civilian Clothes

Mews Staph  Expressed Editoriaily  By WALTER MENDENHALL   THEY'RE DWINDLING

TEXAN WARNS RED A-STOCKPIL FE GROWING  Defenses Ur oe nt--Connally

Sen. Connally Opens Debate OnTroop Issue   Emphasizes Atomic Stockpile Is Only  - Temporary: Shield, Uraes Land Forces

Connally Warns Delay Dangerous   Senate Is Told Strong Land Defenses Needed to Deter Red Aggression

Foreign Aid Needs Time  Marshall Says Plan   Marshall Says Plan Takes Three Years

Marshall Lists Arms Aid Needs  Three-Year Program Declared Necessary

CANT REDUCE AID - MARSHALL   Claims Foreign Military Help Must Continue Three Years

AY LEAST THREE MORE YEARS OF “MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR EXPENSE FOR FOREIGN AID, MARSHALL

Marshall Declares Foreign Aid Must  Continue 3 Years  Self-Interest Project Of Great Urgency, Secretary Says

Foreign Aid Slash Fought By Marshall   Multi-Billion Level Cafled For At Least For 3 More Years

High Cost Level Should Be Hela 3 Years-Marshal   American Assistance In World's Defense ‘In Self Interest’

Inspection Bills Are Voted Down   Legislature Kills -Latest Proposals

N.  C. -Proposal'ls Killed .... Committee Rej ects Car Inspection Bill

Inspection Law Formally Buried By House Group   Bills For Checking Automobiles Given Unfavorable Report

Bricker Calls for Congress Probe Of Wage-Price Stabilization Setup

Union Shop Clauses Held Void By NLRE   Decision First Based Or Recent High Court Ruling

A000 UNION SHOP CLAUSES ILLEGAL   NLRB RULES ON CONTRACTS MADE BEFORE NON-RED OATHS WERE FILED.

NLRB Rules Out Union Shon Pacts.   Ruling To Affect Over 4,000 Present AFL. CiO. Contracts

The Weather   UN. Awaits For Reds to Resume Talk   Ridgway Maps Battle Plans With Van Fleet

Confers With Field Commanders in Korea, However, in Case-Com—munists Reject Latest Offer.

Ridgway Is Willing To Resume Talks   U. S. General Tell: Reds Conference Can Be Started

General Ridgway Ready To Resume Cease-Fire Talks   Makes Flying Trip To Korea To Confer With 8th Army Commander

Propose Site Other Than Kaesong  Reds Reject Idea; Cease-Fire Meet — Still Deadiocked

Ridgway Offers To Renew Talks lf Reds Desire   U. N. Commander Meets with Gen. Van Fleet In Korea

Allies Ready To Take Up  Peace Again   Ridgway Flies to Korea to Talk to Van Fleet Just In Case Latest Offers Rejected Also

General Ridgway Notifies Reds He Is Ready fo Resume Cease-Fire Negotiations Again

RIDGWAY TALKS WITH LEADERS OF HIS TROOPS   Message to Reds Makes No Mention Of Change in Site

Allied Commander Confers With Gen. Van Fleet And British Leaders Presumably To Outline Plans If Offer Is Again Rejected By Communists—Gravity Of Korean Situation Increases With Reds Continuing To Build Up Strength

Local Ferecas?—   Flys To Combat lone For Talk With Van Fleet   Gravity Of Military Situation Increasing Red Strength Grows

Ridgway Indicates He Is Willing to Resume Truce Talks   U. N. Commander Visits Gen. Van Fleet, British Officers on Front.

Reds Told UN Read vto Talk   Ridgway Flies to Kore: To Confer With Van Fleet

Allied Leader Hints Change InTalk Site   Ridgway Again Tells Reds UN Is Willing To Resume Sessions

UN. COMMANDER FAILS 10 MENTION KAESONG AS SITE   General Flies To. Front To Confer With Van Fleet Bred Rritich

Confers With Field Commanders Ridgway Again Urges Talks;  Visits War Front in Korea

Willing Talks Be  Resumed   Gen. Ridgway in Trip to Korea  To See Van Fleet If Offer Spurned

Attack Blocks Peace Efforts   U.S. Leads Group Seeking TT. Candemn Mao

Negro Is Convicted of Manslaughter   Gets 3 Years for Shooting of a Town Marshall.

Mo. Traffie Adds 7 Dead To U.S. Total   Seven Others Die From Other Causes: Carnage Held Down

Bandits Elude Capfure after Bank Robbery   Suspected Auto Roars Away from Patrol Roadblock

Kirkersville Bank Bandits Elude Capture  Two Men Hunted By Patrol, Police, Sheriff’s Deputies

Bandits Escape Police Trap In Columbus   Elude Around 20 Cruisers at Edge of City

DoctorsClaim Victory On Bill  For Insurance   ‘Socialistic Threat? Has Been Dispelled, Dr. Henderson Says

Spikes Idea Fantastic New  Arms Available   Legion Told War Must Be Won with Orthodox Weapons

Lovett Spikes Talk Fantastic Weapon Ready   Legionnaires Told Korean Win Must Be By Orthodox Arms

KU. FIELDHOUSE HUGE MONEY ITEM   Biggest Single Sum Asked for in Kansas Legislature Yesterday   OTHER COLLEGE NEEDS

Five Millions for New Buildings at The State Schools   Senate Measure Includes K. U. Field House and Funds for E-State Prolects

Biggest Single Sum Asked for in Kansas Legislature Yesterday   OTHER COLLEGE NEEDS

Commission Decides Trial Period for Southwest   Part of Lawrence   A TRAFFIC PROPOSAL

CITY BUS SERVICE MAY BE EXTENDED   Commission Decides Trial Period for Southwest  Part of Lawrence

Brownwood Legionnaires Join Witt Average Citizen In Fight Against Landowners To Reactivate Bowie

Steel Strike Gets Support From Miners   ‘Industry  Can Pay,’ Lewis Declares At Parley

John L. Lewis Supports Steel Wage Demands   Calls Policy Group To Study Reopening The UMW Contracts

Gov’t Moves To Investigate Phone Rates  Cut May Result From Probe

Federal Commission Orders Hearinc On Reduction of Telephone-Rates -

U.S. Acts to Cut Telephone Rates   FCC Orders Firms to Justify Charges

Eriest Taif, 40, Wanted By FBI, Nabbed In Miami   ‘Newspaper Story Leads to His Apprehension In South

Most Wanted Man ~ Arrested By FBI   Publication Of Story Ir Newspaper Results In Tins

Egyptians May End Relations With Britain   Minister Asserts Situation Going ‘Bad to Worse’

CONGRESSMEN'S LOAN LETTERS BEING STUDIED .   Probe Committeemen Declore Action Is “Counter-Attack”

EET  LIST 2 NEW POLIO CASES   Report Second Case From Trailer Camp Near - Benton Harbor

Bradley Back To Tell More About Far East Policy   Denying Of Aid To Chiang Is Top Question Of Discussion.

BRADLEY FACES SENATE GROUP FOR 4TH TIME   Probera to Ask What’ Influence Acheson Had in Denying Chiang Arima   15TH HEARING DAY   General Reveala Chiefs Recommended ‘Modest’ Nationaliat Aid in 1949

Survivors Fleeing Eruption Tell How Ash Cloud Killed 23 on New Guinea

‘GOO, GOO, GOO’ Hard Boiled Gls Play Nurse For Motherless Korean Babe

Two Air Force Jets Collide in Mid-Air   Pilots Are Injured After  . ee Sees

M ‘Arthur Flays U. 3 Liberals”  li VWieie DatbiesdA   M’Carthy Says Marshall. Acheson Are ln World Communist Conspiracy

DOPOD DBO LP LLP PLL LLL MT  US. Ambassador Make: Public Appeal To Iran

British Stand Drying Up Oil Of Iran Field   Ambassador Grady Seeks Accord To Get Fuel for West

Mostly Cloudy   Indianapolis Man Agrees to Accept High Party Post   Recommended by Boyle Following Con. ference With Truman; Officer of U.S. Pipeline Co. But Will Quit..

Indiana Banker Agrees To Take Boyles Post  Frank E. McKinney Conditions Agreement; Chairman to Recommend Him as Successor

BANKER 15 SLATED TO SUCCEED BOYLE   FRANK E. M'KINNEY EXPECTED TO BECOME DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN.

M’KINNEY WILL ACCEPT POST   Indianapolis Banker Te Head Democratic Na tional Committee

Frank McKinney Due To Head Demo Party  Banker. Backed By Bovle Who Consulted   Banker, Backed By Boyle Who Consulted Truman, Agrees To Accept Chairmanship

Harriman Says He Believes Kremlin Regards Korea Attack As Blunder

EVEN POLAR BEARS STAY INSIDE Snowbound Chicago Facing Frigid Wave

Commission Claims  New York State Should Operate WreeleHaunted L.1. Railroad

Bostonians to. Testify at Cohen Hearine   Palladino and Chipman on Way To Los Anaeles

Truman to Run, Hints Barkley   Veep Says President, Self ‘Stand On Record’

RESPONSIBILITY RESTS AT HOME  It's Up To Publie To Crush  Any Crime - Polities Tieups

Kefauver Group Emphasizes Point Must Act To Smash Big Crime Syndicate:

Senate Demands Aid he Withheld   Measure Raps Nation Permitting Shipments Of Arms to Communist:

‘Senate Demands US Aid Be Withheld From Nations Shipping Arms to Reds

Curbs on Aid to Red Allies Urged   Provision Is Written in Appropriations Bill

Senate Asks BanOnAidTo Red Shippers   Provision Written Into Supplementary Appropriations Bill

Economic Aid Bar fo Allies Aiding Russia   Countries Which Sell Goods to Reds Will Not Share in Funds for Economic Recoverv

Economic Bans Asked By Senate   Aimed At Nations Trading With Reds

Quick European Unity Necessary If US Aid ls To Continue, American Deleaation Says

Early Action Urged in Refurn For American Aid in Statement To Be Presented af Strasbourg

U. §. Lawmakers Ask Action On European Federation In Return For American Aid   Joint Statement To Be Presented To Strasbourg Conference; Progress Toward Unity Has Been Slow To Date.

U. S. Asks Europe Act on Federation In Return for Aid   Senators Frame Statement; Hickenlooper Says People Demand tc See Fruits of Sacrifices

MacArthur May Speak-Of . Peace-Meet; To WhichHe a Was Not Invited. Toni¥ht

MAC ARTHUR 10 SPEAK TONIGHT IN CLEVELAND   Speculate General May Men.  tion Japanese Peace Treaty Parley.

oes s No Indication of Subjec:  MacArthur to Speak At Cleveland Tonight

Ex-War Chief at Cleveland   Previous Speeches Have Been Critica! of Foreign ‘Policy’

MacArthur Talks To Clevelandites   . General. Takes Platform Tonight; No Indication Given as to Subject

Gen. MacArthur Speaks Tonight In Cleveland  Ousted Commander May Comment on

M’ARTHUR TO GIVE ADDRESS. TONIGHT   General To Speak At Cleve land Auditorium

Official Held In Plot Sneak Goid fo Europe   Scheme Planned to Take $40,000 in U. S. Metal Into Germany; Meat Cans Used

Gold-Smuggling Plot Thwarted  U. S. Relief Official Arrested in Bremon  F=beot

Air Attaches Take Over At Ft. Huachuca   Gen. MacArthur Works On Birthday   (Picture, Page 19)

Be No Turning Back Asserts MaecArthur  Assertion Made Before Birthday on

MacArthur Is Firm in View To Hold Line   General Celebrates 7ist Birthday With. Reiteration of His Military Policies

MacArthur Holds Brisk Confidence On War in Orient   General Says Forces Canno' Turn Back; Has No Fear of Korean  Wher on Te eames te

UN Can Stay In Korea, Stresses Gen. MacArthur   Awaits Instructions On How Hard To Fight Chinese

U.S. CAN'T TURN BACK IN ASIA, GENERAL SAYS   MacArthur on Eve of 71st Birthday Confident His Troops Will Not Be Driven Off Peninsula

No Turning Back Now, He Declares  General Says U.N. Forces Must Battle   General Says U.N. Forces Must Battle In Asia Till Victory

No Turning Back From Red War, Says MacArthur   General, On Eve of 71st Birthday, Brisk And Confident; Declares ‘Must Fight On With All Power Til Victory Achieved’

MacArthur Says There Can Be ‘No Turning Back’   “Once Started, We Must Fight Communism in Asia Until Victory Is Won”.

Red Threat Is Declared   MacArthur Describes Need To Fight Enemy

No Turning Back Says MacArthur   ‘Speaks On Eve Of TJist Birthday

Can’t Turn Back From War Against Communism in Asia, MacArthur Says

‘Monument to Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold Eee Ap mola  Giant Air Testing Lab Planned in Tennessee

GIANT TESTING PROJECT READY TO OPEN GATES   Nation’s Future Air Power To Be Developed At Facility

The Weather   Tullahoma Testing To Determine  Future Power Of U.S. Air Force

' Monument to Gen. ‘Hap’ Arnold  ‘Giant Air Testing Lab Planned in Tennessee

Red Air Force Shows Strength In World's Biggest Jet Fight   "Allied Forces Launch Powerful Attacks Fo Break-Up Red Concentrations North ‘Of 38th Parallel: Offensive Expected

Tank Columns Probe Red Chinese Buildup   Two American Columns Stab Across 38t1 Paralle!; Communists Hold Positions In Jumpoff Point for Offensive

U.S. Tanks Cross Parallel  In Two Places   Red Build-up Challenged by Daring Hit-Run

nerican Laiiks Cross Parallel Te ‘Cohmanis Stab Thess in _ Daring Challenge to Chinese Buildup RUN INTO FIRE FIGHTS  Armored Force on Western   Armored Force on Westert Front Pulls Back after > Brief Foray

U.S.TanksStab Across: 38th   Allies Challenge Chinese Offensive Buildup in Daring Border Crossing

Two American Thrusts Run Into Fire Fights By Mortars, Grenades   Columns Pulled Back Before Night   Attacks Called Daring Challenge to Chinese Buildup for Offensive

Cross Parallel to Hit Chinese Defense Lines   Develop Strength oh Enemy Buildup with Swift Forays

MAKE TACTICAL THRUSTS AS REDS BUILD UP POWER   80 PLANES TANGLE IN BIGGEST JET BATTLE OF THE AIR

Reds’ Buildup Is Challenged By Daring Act   Units Are Greeted By Fire Fights In Sections Crossed; Termed ‘Tactical’

Tank Columns Move Inte Red Territory Today To Challenge Buildup For Mew Offensive

U.S. Tanks Test. Buildup by Reds In Crossing 38th  Fierce Fights Met In Armored Move Into Red Korea

—U. 8S. TANK COLUMNS ACTIVE—Strike Across Parallel  As Chinese Mass Troops

Parallel 38 Crossed By U.S. Tanks   Twa Columns Run Into Fights; Foe’s Defensive Buildup Challenced

CAIN EXTENDED BY U.N. TROOPS IN NORTH KOREA   Americans Move HalfMile Inside Communist Lines —— Reds Slash Back In Effort To Hold.

Armor Columns  Challenge Reds’ Assault Buildup   Americans Move Half Mile Inside North Korea For First Time Since New Year’s Eve

Drive Carries . One Half Mile: Into Red Korea   Foe Attacks Near Chunchon As His Build-up Continues

Yanks Challenge Reds With Stabs Across Border   Run Into Fire Fights North of 38th Parallel

Allied Tanks Stab Across Korean Border   Reds Show Increased Strength in Air and On Ground—80 Jets  In “Biggest” Dogfight

Americans Chatienge Red Build-Un   Two Thrasts Made Across North Korea Border Ran Into Fierce Fighting; Jets in Air Battle

Allied Forces Fling Challenge To Communists  Buildup Of Enemy's Troops Continues

Yank Armor Challenges Red Buildup   American Tanks Stab Across 38th Parallel

View Chunchon as Key Position   Biggest Air Fight between Jets Takes Place Near Manchuria

2 COLUMNS STAGE HIT: RUN RAIDS   Americans Renew Leapfrog Attacks in Bold Challenge to Buildup for Expected Chinese Drive.   YANKS LIMITED TO. TACTICAL THRUSTS   Are Not Allowed to Open  Offensive Past Parallel 38 by Order of General Marshall,

U.S. Tanks Stab Across Red Border   Challenge Buildup Of Chinese Forces Fer Spring Drive; Enemy Hits Back

Engage Reds Then Return To Own Lines   American Jet Fighters Battle Soviet Planes

American Tanks In Double Thrust Over Red Borde   lDaring Challenge Given Chinese Troops Trying To Build Up Offensive

Two American Tank Columns Stab Over The 38th Parallel   Probe Red Buildup: Chinese Strike Back on Central Front.

American Tanks  Cross Parallel   Two Columns Stab Thru i t > Boog aig   Armored Force on Western Front Pulls Back after Brief Foray

Parallel 38  Crossed by US. Units   Pair of Tank Column: Move in Challenge To Red Buildup.

Both Columns Run Into Heavy Enemy Shelling   Daring Challenge of Yanks Made Agains: a Chinese Buildup

American fanks Challenge Reds North of Border  One Column Fights funrr = ‘Se = Sie   One Column Fights Off Enemy Attack Then Withdraws

2 Tank Units Cross Border To Challenge Red Buildup   Extension of Leap - Frog Gain Scored By Paratroopers

Make Challenge To Chinese Reds Offensive Plans  Both Run into Fire

Twin American’ Tank Columns Stab Across Red Korean Border in Daring Challenge 3

Yanks Stab Across Parallel   Two Units Run Into Fire Fight in Thrust Defying Red Buildup In North Korean Are:

Daring Foray Made in Face Of Red Buildup   Enemy Continues Massing Forces for Apparent Offensive

US. Tanks Stab Across 38th Parallel   Both Run Into Red Fire In Challenge To Build-up By Enemy

Tanks Whip Across Border in Daring Move To Challenge Buildup of Chinese™ Offensive.  ENEMY’S SPRING DRIVE IS EXPECTED

Pull Back Affer Testing Chinese Offensive Buildup   Both Columns Run Into Fights; Enemy Strikes: at Chunchon

U. S. Tanks Bolt Across Parallel 38   Thrust Carries Half-Mile Inside Red Territory

2 AF Mental Patients Are Captured After Flight in Stolen Ambulance

Tom Youngs and Texan Flee in Jailers Car   Pair Held for Series o1 Postal Burglaries ir Six States

Union County Retail Trade Showed Gain  Sales Tax Receipts  avanla TIneranca   Sales Tax Receipts Reveals Increase Of 11.4 Percent

Union County Retail Trade Showed Gain   Sales Tax Receipts Reveals Increase Of 11.4 Percent

MALIK LEAVES FOR RUSSIA; uN IS UNEASY   Has Dropped Hints Soviet-Chinese Policy Unchanged

Diplomats Concerned Over Move   Fear Departure: Is Omen Of New Difficulties

Jacob Malik Sails For Home  Soviet U.N. Delegate Leaves His Post For Return To Russia

Malik Pulls . Out for Home   Reds Suspected Playing ‘Hard to Get’ Game

Malik Pulls —  Out for Home  i Reds Susnected Plavina .   Reds Suspected Playing . ‘Hard to Get’ Game

Support Of Rural Organizations, Increased Interest In 4H Work Promise Outstanding 1951 tt   All Exhibits Due At Fairgrounds On July 2; Judging To Begin At 10 A. Ms: July 31

MANY CONTRIBUTING AGENCIES ASSURE SUCCESSFUL COUNTY 4-H CLUB FAIR

Urges ‘Combining Of West Forces   President Truman Open Meeting of American  _ Foreign Ministers   REDS EYE HEMISPHERE   An $80 Million Aid Program for Latin America Dot Caneidered

Urges Americas To Meet ‘Peril’ Of Red System   Voices Theme for Foreign Ministers Meeting in U.S.

Truman Urges Coordination  Of Defenses   Nations of New World Must Strengthen Forces Against Reds

Defense Plan Sought for Hemisphere  Truman Urges Co-Operation By Americas

Hemisphere Defense Urged By President   Major Task Before The Americas Pointed ok na Crataennce

President Warns  Of Soviei Spread Hemisphere Group Told To Be Alert

Of West Forces   President Truman Open: Meeting of American Foreign Ministers   REDS EYE HEMISPHERE   An $80 Million Aid Program for Latin America Being Considered

Stresses Stronger Defenses   Truman Urges Nations to Gird Forces Against ‘Great Perils’

Truman Calls For Americas To Join Defense Programs   $80,000,000 Military Aid Program Fer Latin Nations Studied By US

Arms Aid For Latin America Recommended   $80,000,000 in Military Help for Good Neighbors Ils Proposed

Big Military Aid Plan Is Under Study   Says We Must Have UN To Keep Our Part Of The World In Safety

Truman Calls Upon Nations of New World To Strengthen Their Defenses to Meet Perils Posed-by Soviet Aggressors:

Call Given to New World   Traman Urges Strengthening, Coordinction Against Soviet Expansion

Drought Threatens Crops Throughout South, Some Relief Is Forecast Soon

South Is Hoping For $100 Million Downpour Today  Neanoht Haag Reen   Drought Has Been Delaying Plantings For Weeks.

Southern Sector Looking for Rair  Drought Spreads Across the Land

‘But Come Again — Another Day   Sunday’s 2.85 in. Puts Year’s Total 8.3” Over Normal

Reds in Italy Lose at Polls   Anti-Communists in Red North Defeated

Italians Break Left-WingHold On ‘RedNorth’   De Gasperi Coalition Gives Communists Worst Defeat In Five Years

Reds Take A Beating   Lose Hold on North Italy as Voters Rally To Gasperi Coalition

Italian Reds  Lose Election  Get Worst Beating In Past Five Years

Italian Voters Slap Communism  Atlantic Pact Regime Dominates Election

Big Victory for Coalition—  [Break Reds’ Hold in Cities of North Italy

ELECTION LOST BY COMMUNISTS   Anti-Reds Break Extreme Left Wing Of Reds In Northern Italy — More Balloting Slated.

Break Red Hold On North Italy   Atlantic Pact Front Wins Elections

Lose 5 Key Capitals To Gasperi Bloc   Port Cities Of Genoa And Venice Capturec From Left-Wingers

Co mmunists Lose Five Capitals  Italian Coalition  Breaks Red Hold

Anti-Communists Break Extreme  Left Wing Hold OnItaly’s “Red North”

COMMUNISTS’ HOLD ON NORTH ITALY BROKEN   Atlantic Pact Front Carries Voting In 21 Out of 28 Provinces.

Anti-Communists Win Italian Seats   Break Extreme Left Wing Hold by Unseating Five Provincial Administrators

Italian Reds Hold Broken   Coalition Leading in Election Returns From North

Reds Suffer Worst Beating In Five Years In Italian ~ Elections; Leftists Trounced

Reds Defeated In Italian Vote  Wor st Bee ating at Polls in Five Years

HeD3, ALLIES AT C003 ON BATTLE LINE   Struggle for Key Height May Figure in the Delay at Anreemant.

Truce Teams “Miles Apart  On Korea Line   Vital West Front Presents Major Stumbling-Block Tn Endine Shastine

Both Sides Accept Plan For “Line of Contact” To Establish Boundary

Buffer Agreement Stil Far Offs No. Christmas Truce   Sub-Committees Not Ix Accord. On Cease-Fire ’ Line

Reds, Allies 5 Miles Apart On Cease-Fire   Subcommittee May Take Over Job Of  Manpnnsinea Line

Map Charters 5 Miles Apart on Cease-fire   Soldiers Afield in Fierce Battle for Change in West

Difter Five Miles On A Buffer Line   Major Problem Is Occurring In The Western Sector

Disarmament   Negotiai: ts Still Five Miles Apart On Mapping Line

Stork Brings Quadruplets Jn Michiqan   ‘Two Sons and Two Duaghters Born to 34 Year Old Wife Of Pontiac Sionemason

Wounded Brothers Pay Final Tribute To Hero Killed At ‘Heartbreak’

Crackdown Set On Out-Of-State Cigaret Buying  : State Agents Ta Chech . = Cars; s egal Smokes  a ee See: ee

 Ample W. Va. Production Piped to Other States  Gas Curb Aimed at Old Customers

: Ample W. Va. Production Piped to Other States  Gas Curb Aimed at Old {estilo wa

Winston Churchill Termec Greatest Single ‘Force   Re REIMAN MORIN

WOULD CONTINUE TALrs      Britain's Prestiae Is Pawn in Election

Foreign Aid Plan Being Drawn, Cut  Is Demanded   Joint Closed Talks Continued On Help To Friendly Lands

Changes Due In Foreign  Aid Program   Cut Asked In House; Senators Consider Several New Steps

WORK STARTEQ ON PRESIDENT’S GALL FOR FUNDS   Truman Wants $8,500,000,000 Program But Committee Chairman Plans  To Slash That.

May Be Slashed By House Action   $700 Million Cut Asked By Chairman; - Senate Also Busy —

Foreign Aid Bill Being Considered   House Committee Begins Writing Measure Under Orders to Slice Funds

House Group Begins Writing Aid Measure  : gee eG: ee ee, ee: e   Trims Likely To Be Made In $8.5 Billion Foreign Help Funds

Solons Wriie Huge Aid Oil   House Committee Told To Cat Chank Out of B25 Billions Asked

House Group Would Cut Proposed $8.5 Billion  Aid Bill Bv $700 Million   UN Source Sees Hint That Reds Might Be Preparing To Concede To Allied Point

Foreign Aid Bill Before House Group  Chairman Wants $700 Million Cut  From Truman Plan

Proposes Cut In Foreign Aid Appropriation  Howse Chairman AeLe Badurtinan

Susquehanna in a2 Jam   i * * . ‘ . « (Pennsylvania City Without Water As Ice Locks River Tigh

Flood Threatens ~Water Supply In: . State Communit   Operation Waterlift Roll: -Inta Action To Present Awd To Thousands

ClO Says Taft Began Contest Of Caricature   PAC Housing Report Held Unfair To Ohioan

Taft Accused Of Starting Contest With Caricatures  Union Claims Idea Began With _ Ohio Senator

(10 Attacks Held Unfair   Errors Admitted In Com. piling Senate Votes Of Taft

$500,000 Drug Racket Exposec   Peddler Accused Of Using N. Y. Hospital As Office

Accused of Using Hospital For Dope-Peddling Office  Slipped Heroin to Customers Who Mingled With Patients in Bellevue Waiting Room

DOPE PEDDLER USED HOSPITAL   \ccused Man Held ‘Office Hours’ In Visitors’ Lobby

Dope Peddler Accused Using Hospital Waiting Room For Main Sales Office

Dope Business Run in Hospital   Alleged Peddler Nabbed on Grounds

Hospital Waiting Room Is ‘Office’ For Bold Dope Peddler for a Year

Done Peddled in Hosnital  Bellevue Waiting Room Used as Sales Office

—SEIZE DOPE PEDDLER SUSPECTBelieved To Have Run  ‘Business’ In Hospital

Use N.Y. Hospita as Dope Center   Peddler Arrested Who Hid, Sold Drugs There

HOSPITAL DOPE OUTLET BROKEN   Authorifies Arrest Man Accused OF Using Bellevue Hospital As Nareoties Offica.

Dope Peddler Used Big Waiting Room   Kept Daily ‘Office Hours In Big New York City Haspital

$500,000-A-Year Business Hospital Waiting Room ‘Used As Dope ‘Sales Office

Skipper’s  Sentence  Suspended   . Commanded Ili - Fated Cruise Ship

TRUMAN SIGNS AID MEASURE, SCORES RIDE!   Curbs on Economic Help Described As Weakening

Income Tax Plan Asks 11% Jump   Increase Becomes Effective on Nov. 

Leader Reads  Views   Doesn’t Trust. Enemy, Calls Present War ‘Bottomless Pit’

Accept Truce If Trickery Barred, Wedemeyer Says   But General Not Confident of Red China’s Sincerity in Making Agreements; Favors Getting Out of Korea as Soon as Possible

General Has No Confidence  In Red China   U.S. Should Never Try To Conquer Russians, General Tells Senators

General Doubts Chinese Ability To Keep Faith   Onetime Commander Again Blasts War There As Useless

General Would Accept Truce With China Reds  But, Wedemeyer Tells Senators Peace Accord Must Bar Chicanery or Return to Fightina

Would Throw Ring of Bases Around Russia   Declares Time Is Coming When U. S$ Must Tell Soviet: “No More. This Is It’: Doubts Red Sinceriiv.

Truce if Reds Offer It Urged By Wedemeyer   He Would Negotiate If Chinese Sincere, Senators Are Told

Wedemeyer WouldAccept  Korea Truce   Also Favors Ring Of Air Bases Around Russia

We Should Fight In Korea To Win, He Tells Night Session  Of Investigation Or Pull Out

Gen. Says Ring Soviet With Bases   ‘Wedemeyer Says Truce Okay If Red: Prove Good Faith

VOICES HIS DOUBTS ON RED SINCERITY IF PACT IS MADE   Calls Korean War ‘Bottomless Pit’; Urges Drawing Line Against Soviets   NIGHT SESSION HELD   Declares U.S. Should Threw Ring of Air Bases Around Russia

Korea Truce Gets Support  Wedemeyer Tells Senators To Be Wary Of Red Tricks

Wedemeyer Says He Would Accept ‘Truce in Korea Under Certain Conditions

Ring Russia With Planes, General Asks   Wedemeyer Concedes He’ Accept Truce in Korea —With Reservations

Wedemeyer Favors Truce  With Chinese   Not Certain Reds Would Negotiate With Good Intention:

Confer In Private At Blair House   Opportunity For Politics in Meeting On Western Defenre

Politics and War May Be Subjects For Truman, lke  Russian Settlement Subject to Consider

President and Eisenhower in Private Parley   Expected to Confer on Defense Matters and Political items

Ike, Truman To Confer In Washington   To Discuss Western Defense Problems; Truman to Deliver  Radio Talk Wed.

Ike, President Meet To Talk Over Defense  Session Is Opening  — we. 49." 3 Wb. Pees   Session Is Opening For Political Parley: Trifman Speech Set

Leaders Confer Upon Milifary Matters Only   Ike Noncommittal . On Future Political Plans: Still Silent

President Truman, Eisenhower Will Devote TimeTo Deiense Problems; Politics’ Discussion Seen Possible —

Truman And tke To Talk Defense Maybe Polities   Two Conferring In Private Today At Blair House.

Truman and Ike Confer Today 01 Europe Defense   Opportunity to Talk Politics Given Pair For First Time

General Refuses Statement On Future Plans   Meeting Officially Concerned Only Witt Military Problems

Ike Confers With Truman On Defense  Have Opportunity To Talk Polities

Political Subjects May Come Up  President Plans Foreign Policy Speech Wednesday

Retaliation For Jailing Oatis Looms   Secretary's Talks With Envoy Follows Lacing By Truman

Ridgway, Joint Chiefs Exchange Notes On Truce   Sec. Marshall Tells House Group There Will Be No Rush To Bring U. S. Troops Home If Armistice In Korean War Is Negotiated By UN. Red Commanders

Tanks Shoot Up Red Base Of Kumsong   Raid City as Allied Troop: Wait on Outskirts for Order to Take Town

Allied Proposal On Security Path Accepted by Reds  ‘Overflight’ Question   ‘Overflight’ Question Still to Be Solved

American Tanks Blast Kumsong For Hour Today   Return To Main UN Line Without Single Casualty In Fight

Allies Enter Kumsong; Lambast Red Targets For Hour: Security Path Approval Expected Sunday

Guns Blast af Targets in City Held by Enemy   U.N. Infantry Seizes Two Hills but Enemy Holds to Three More

BLAST TARGETS AND WITHDRAW, NO CASUALTIES   AGREEMENT NEAR ON RESUMPTION OF CEASE FIRE TALKS

Allied Liaison Chief Expects Karly Decision   Agreement Near on Final Point, Warplanes Over Site

Resumption of Truce Talks Reported Near  Reds Accept UN Compromise of Quarter-Mile-Wide Security Path.

— a oe a  Full Seale. Talks May Start Soon  Liaison Officers Are Optimistic

Enemy s Forces Still Defending City Approaches  Cease-Fire Group Nears Settlement Of Basic Issues

TANKMEN INVADE RED STRONGHOLD   Withdraw After Blasting Kumsong Targets

Prospect for Truee Talks  Looks Good   Reds Accept Security Path to Site, Agreement Nearer

U.N. Compromise Of Security Path Accepted By Reds   Liaison Officers To Resume Conference Tonight.

Communists Accept U. N Security Bid   Final Agreement On Details Scen By Allied Officer

UN Compromise Accepted by Red:  Agreement is Neating’   Agreement is Nearing” For Quick- Resumption Of Long-Stalled Talks

UN Safety Path Gets Red OK   See Trace Talks Resuming Quickly; Allies In Kumsons

Accord Appeara Near For Quick Resumption Of Long-Stalled Truce  Discussions in Koven

Settlement Of Security Issue Seen   Allied Tanks Huri Shells Into Enemy Defenses at Kumsone

Ridge Fighting Continuing  Yank Tank Force Shoots Up Kumsong, Withdraws

Patton Tanks Into Kumsong, Blasi Red Targeis in Cily   Return to U. N. Lines Without a Casualty. Faced Heavy Anti-Tank Fire.

U.S. Tanks Drive Into Kumsong   Later Return To Main Line Without Casualty Despite Heavy Enemy Fire

BLAST REDS © 1 HOUR, THEN WITHDRAW   Hit and Run Raid Inte Former Main Enemy Stronghold Made Without Loss to Tanks.   FEW RED TROOPS. REMAIN IN CITY   U. N. Troops Capture Twe Hills on Central Front: Where Chinese Still Fight Desperately. :

TANKS SMASH INTO KUMSONG   Blast Communist Target: For One Hour Within City

Reds Accept UN Compromise on a Security Path   Avpeemer.: Raises - ‘+ Hopes Talks Will Be Resumed Soon

American Tanks Smash Into Kumsong and Shell Taraets for One Hour’ Then Return to Lines

Full-Scale Talks May Be Resumed Corridor Compromise  ls Accepted by Reds

U. §. Armored Force Drives Into Kumsong  Withdraws After Blasting Red Targets For Hour

Blast Targets For One Hour And Withdraw   2 Companies Return To Allied Bases Without a Casualty

WILL TALK ON AIR RULES AT NEXT SESSION   Agreement Nears For New Start on Truce Discussion

Compromise Offered Red: Is Accepted   Security Path Suggestion Okeh Futs Resumption Of Truce Talks Near, Allies Relieve

REDS ACCEPT COMPROMISE.   Agreement Near For Quick Resumption Of Stalled  Discussions

No Casualties In 1-Hr. Foray Despite Heavy Red Opposition   Few Communist Troops in Area: Two More  Hills Taken

Reds Accept Security Lane Urged By UN  Talk Renewal Appears Near

UN Compromise Accepted by Red:   Agreement is Nearing For Quick Resumption Of Long-Stalled Talks

Agree on New Corridor for Peace Meeting   Allied Officers Say Peace Hopes Getting Stronger

Allies’ Tanks Enter Kumsong, Return fo Lines   Chinese ‘Rolling’  Coammandar Oninec

‘Agreement Tor Truce Talks  Seems Imminent  Quarter-Mile-Wide Path Set Aside For Security

Patton Tanks Rumble Into Red-Held City   Kumsong Bastion Is Pounded With High Explosives By Allied Tankmen

YANK. FORCES PUSH INTO. KUMSONG   Return To Main Line After Blasting Communists

Communist Liasion Men Accept UN Compromise On Security of Corridor

Leave After Firing At Targets In Red Base for An Hour   Agreement Seems Near to Resume Cease Fire Talks

U.S. Tanks  Blast Kumsong  Without Loss   Heavy Fire Met; Foe Believed  To Have Left

TROOPS ATTACK ENEMY TARGETS AT SUPPLY BASE   Probing Units Shel] Red-Held -Bastion For One Hour Then Return To Main U. N. Line.

Agreement Nears On Truce Talks   Reds Accept U.N, Compromise On Security Provisions

Tanks Smash Into Kumsong On Big Raid  Communists Accept   Communists Accept Security Path for Renewed Truce Talk:

UN Tanks Probe Near Kumsong, North of Paralle'   S Infantrymen Battle For Last Big Ridge Below Red-Held Town

J. N. Compromise Of Quarter-Mile-Wide Security Path To Proposed New Site For Armistice Negotiations Accepted By Communists—Agreement Seems Near For Quick Resumption Of Discussions—Anoiher Conference Slated Tomorrow

Blast Targets In Red Bastion, Return to Lines   U.N. Captures 2 More Hills, Foe Continues Fierce Resistance  ©

Communists Accept UN Compromise On Security Path to Site of Talks: Quick Resumption Sighted

Red Peace Team Says OK toUN Security Path   Agreement is Nearer For Resumption of Korean Truce Talks On Site Near Munson

REDS ACCEPT CORRIDOR TO TALKS SITE   Agreement on Security Path to Panmunjom and 1,000-Yd. Zone Around Big Meeting Tent.   PLANE FLIGHTS IN AREA IS NEW ISSUE   Reds Demand Allies Guar‘antee in Writing Not to Fly Over Kaesong, Panmunjom Road.

Compromise U.N. Offer Is Accepted   Only One Point Remains In Dispute Before Cease-Fire Talks Are Resumed

Red Liaison Officers Accept Security Corridor Proposal   Agreement Seems Near For Quick Resumption of Long-Stalled Talks

Agreement For  New Peace Talk  Appears Likely   Security Area Set By Both Sides For Proposed New Site

U.S. Tanks  Smash Into  Kumsong Patton Tanks  Pound Targets For Over Hour

Reds Accept Security Zone ‘Compromise   Agreement Appears Near On Resumption Of Truce Discussion

High Explosives Lash Kumsong  UN Tanks Within Mile Of Red Bastion— Last Hill Falling

American Tanks Hit Red Targets   Allied Vehicles Drive Into Communist Held Kumsong   NO U. N. CASUALTIES  Agreement Seems Near to Resume the Cease-Fire alks

Allied Tanks Within One Mile Of Red Stronghold   UN Forces Fight For Last Ridgeline Before . Kumsong: Tanks Bring Town Under Allied Fire

Allied Vehicles Drive Into Communist Held Kumsong   NO U. N. CASUALTIES

RED TROOPS LEFT IN CITY   Rain, Cold Wind ' Cut Air Support For UN Offensive

OPS Compliance Survey Started   Special Agents To Check Some 5,000  Eastern Retailers

Wants Issue fo Be Taken up by Security Council   Move Would Give Russians Right To Exercise Veto

Russia Challenges Assembly Richt To Ban Arms Shipments   Suggested Cut In Armed Forces Is Hit

RUSS ATTEMPT 10 BLOCK UN. BAN ON CHINA   Malik Delivers Strong Attack Against Embarge Plan And U.S.

Demands Airtight Blockade   ; Expects Rapid Passage by UN ‘On China Embareo

‘Milwaukee Polio Outbreak Delays ‘Opening of Grade Schools a Week

Force of Flood Spreads Damage To Illinois lowa  Mississippi Crest Drops Slowly at Two State Cities

Plot Thickens fh Case Of Two  ‘AWOL Diplomats   _ Officials Rule Out . Gime geet rs 6#E2 BD A ela Rtn 1. DAE ‘Chance of Fou

ie ciegrams rien Tien Fail To Ph nme bday  enslery  tues Aoparently

THIRD NAMED AS DIPLOMATS WITH TOP BRITISH AND LU S SECRETS VANICH- CEARCH INTENCIOEN

MIDOING ENVOY MYSTERY DEEPENS   MESSAGES SUPPOSEDLY FROM TWO DIPLOMATS RECEIVED IN LONDON,

Diplomats’ Notes In Strange Hand   Someone Else Sent Them for Missing Pair ~

--EUROPE’S MYSTERY STORY — Who Wired Families Of AWOL Dipiomats?

No Clue To—Disappearance of Britishers   Messages from Them Are in Strange Handwriting

Bureaucratic Control One of Problems Facing Alaska   Report Makes Five Points

Seek Elective Governor for Territories   Claim Statehood Is Too Expensive For Citizens Here

No Boost In Taxes  Until Fall   Both Parties Say Tax Program Is Too Vast and Complex

New Tax Hike Seen Unlikely Before Fall —   Program Too Vast And Complex to be Hurried, Some Sav

STRANGE STORY ABOUT WELFARE   Hints That Taft’s Prospects Are Involved In Indiana Case.

House Demos Defeat Try to Limit Curbs  Strict 169-149 Party-Line Vote  Gives Truman Forces Edge —

DEMOCRATS. WIN... CONTROLS TEST      Beat Down GOP Attempt to Curb, Government’s Power

Democrats Smash Republican Moves  To Block Controls   Substitute Inflation Bil Defeated In House Ry °0 Votes

Administration Forces Beat Down W olcott’s Attempt To Strengthen Present Cantrols

Administration Forces Beat Down Move to Curb Control of Prices, Wages

‘Initial Test Won IBy Administration   ‘Contral Rider Downed Bs 20-Vole Margin

Administration Wins In Test On Price Curbs  “Republican Opposition " Beaten Down In House “In First Floor Vote

3 Red Divisions Attacking Chechon Are Thrown Back Two Miles by U.S. Forees

Blunt New Red Gains   Hur! Back Foe — Two Miles;. Ease -Chechon Threat

Other Units Hit By Foe’s Mortar Fire   Counter-Attack By UN Eases Chechon Threat

Reds Hurled Back 2.Miles By US Drive   Commie Threat On Road Hub Eased By Counter-Attack

COUNTER - BLOW IS DELIVERED BY AMERICANS   Action by U.S, Forces Kases Immediate Threat to U, N, Line,

Three Red spearheads Hammered by Allies   telieve Imminent Threat to Chechon, Mountain  Gateway to Southeastern Korea. OXY DARPNEST WOARERECHT

North Korean Flank Attack Perils Chechon   Enemy Gains 15 Miles Before UN Forees Smash Threat

Counter Attack Sets Reds Back Two Miles  From Chechon Gateway   Immediate Communist Threat To Southeastern Korea Is Eased By Americans’ Action.

Yanks Push Reds Back Two Miles   Counter-Attack Relieves Chechon; Reds Seeking to Turn UN Flank

Counter-blow Eases Threat to Gateway  Attack Comes After   Attack Comes After North Koreans Score 20-mile 'End Run’

Gls Hurl Foe Back Two Miles Near Chechon  UN Counter-Attack Eases Threat from

Counter-Attacks By Yankees Ease Threat In Korea   Three North Korean Divisions Are Hammering At Chechon; 8th Army Units Pull Back Along East Coast

Yank Troops Push Commies Back Two Miles   Fight for Rail Hub On Jagged Line Ove Mountanious Terrain

Threat Eased at Chechon   New Enemy Thrust Endangers Easterr Flank After Wonju Attack Repulsed

Gls Open Drive Te Ease Red Threat In Chechon Sector   Three Enemy Divisions  Menace Vital Gateway

France, England To Get More Dollar Ballast   Frenchman’s Forecast On Sum Due Cause Of Washington Furor

France, England To Get More Dollar Ballast  Frenchman's Forecast   Frenchman’s Forecast On Sum Due Cause Of Washington Furor

US Ire Raised By  Frenchman   Offieial Tells Reporters Congress May Be Asked For Special Aid Funds

French Official Snags Plan For Foreign Aid  Administration to Try To Avoid Asking Congress for Funds

Seek To Avoid Foreign Aid Fund Request   Administration Hope: To Avert Request  To Congress For Additional Finances

Truman Seeks To Avoid New Aid Fund Bid   Suggestion by French Aide May Result in Complaint

Grave Questions of Strategy.... 2” Change In Chinese Air Policy Awaited

Chinese Reds Getting Bolder In Jel Attacks   Ausmbiwmme Aan A   Americans May Bomt Manchurian Bases

Pentagon Is Apprehensiv e  Red Planes Edge Southward Toward Front Line in Korea

Sure the Russians Talk Like — Communists But Give Them. Money and the Tune Changes

Claims Russia Tried to Start Film Spy Ring   Coast Congressman In Preview of ‘Evidence’ At Hollywood Probe

Miracle Saves 500 People In Wrecked Train   Three Cars Of Fast Ex press Go Down 20-Foot Embankment

Train Piles Up, But 500 Escape   Three Cars Careen Down Embankment   Piorere ou Pode 7.

300 Survive Train Wreek   Nine Hurt as Streamliner Piles Un on Fill

Passengers Safe  As Train Wrecks   Only Nine Of 500 Aboard Are Hospitalized

Train Carrying 500 Is Derailed But No One Killer   Three Cars Skid Down Embankment

d CARS DERAILED IN- TRAIN WRECK   Nine Hospitalized, Scores Treated for Cuts in North Carolina Crash

Newsman Given i)-Year Prison Term By Court   Action Brings Volly Of American Protests

Oatis Given 10 Years in Czech Prison   Newsman Sentenced on Spy Charge; May Get Out in Five Years

Reuther Getting Fourth Term As VAW President   Convention Expected To Re-Elect Other Top Officers.

UAW ToReelect Reuther For Fourth Term   Only Light Opposition Against Other Officers

Reu*her Again UAW President  Officers Have Only Token Opposition

Atomic Blast Today Differs From Others   Troops Take Part In Test At Or Near Surface of Ground

Differences Are Noted Today From Early Tests   No Mushrooming Cloud Seen From Explosion

NEAR THE SURFACE   Latest Atomic Bomb Tes! Differs From Previous Explosions

3last Near Greurd n Latest Tesi Near Las Vegas   AEC Official Refuses to Divulge Method Used in Explosion.

lroops Take Part in New lest   Flash Seen but No Cloud, Sound, Concussion Noted

U.N. PATROLS RUN INTO HEAVY FARE   ALLIED PLANES CONTINUE TO HAMMER RED SUPPLY  LINES IN KOREA.

SEE HARMONY IN GOP RANKS   State Convention Opens Today With Only One Contest In Sight

Keeping Government Solvent While Meeting Defense Needs Big Problem

Congress’ Big Problem o Prevent Insolvency ind Protect Defenses”

Governors Of  GOP Favor  Eisenhower Some Democratic  Executives Await >. sy

GOP Swinging  To Eisenhower   Truman Would Find Strong Support by Democrats

IF PRESIDENT SHOULD RUN AGAIN Demo Governors Will Offer Strong Support To Truman

Ike Leads In Poll for  President   AP Survey Shows 9 of 23 GOP Governors Favor Eisenhower Nomination

Poll Of Governors Reveals Ike fop COP Choice In 52; Demos Back HT

Boy, 16, Admits Robbery-Killing   Hid Body in Weeds Near Drainaae Canal

Teen-ager Kills And Robs Man, Buys Ranch Togs   Eastern Youth, 16, Slays Arizona Railroad Employee

ON SECOND READING   Bill Would Allow Lawrence to Keep Same Trash-Garbage Services

Mine Expiosion Traps 14 Germans   British Toll 81...  In- TuesdayBlast—:

: IF YE BREAK FAITH. Crosses Stripped From. Graves Of 13,000 War Dead In Hawai

Removal of Crosses on War Graves In Hawaii Sets Controversy Boiling

‘Economy (?) Leaves Mark on Cemetery wrmtsmiiectntite Coss from Gran

Recent Change....   CenL Cran ge .  Senmovent Of Grave Markings Boils

Removal of White Crosses From Grave: Of Pearl Harbor Dead Brings Protests

Weather At Yuma   Controversy Boils Over Army Removing Crosses From Graves   he TNITEY PRES

Removal of Crosses Over War Dead Stirring Up Controversy   By DAVID C. WHITNEY

8,000 Homeless In Flooded Area   Parts of Four States in Northern Midwest Inundated and Damage Will - Run Into Millions; Crest Still to Come

'$15 Billion’ Tax Demand to Face Congress  Blocks   GOP Views Truman Plan as Hysterical; Democrats Doubtful

Showdown Looms Soon on Sending Troops To Europe   Republicans Seek To Force Vote On Resolution In Senate Monday

EDITORS MEET IN CALIFORNIA   250 Associated Press Man. aging Editors Discuss News Service

Perjury Seen In Haluska Bribe Charge Hearing  Bit.. 8.. @ iy .   “Accusing Senator Offers To Take _ Lie Detector Test

Perjury Implications Grow Out of Testimony in Senate \Concerning Haluska Charges

Guard Called In Race Riot  OverHousing   Thousands Join In Battle On Streets: Eleven Are Injured

Guardsmen Join Police in Racial Housing Dispute  11 Hospitalized   11 Hospitalized In Riots in Chicago Suburb

Guardsmen Fight Illinois Rioters   Cicero Melee Stems From Racial Housing Dispute

\National Guardsmen Join Police In Battling Wild Mob At Cicero, IIL; jRacial Housing Row Cause Of Riot

National Guard Called In Riot   11 Put In Hospital After Mob Action

[Bier In Racial Homing Dispute  Guar dsmen, Police Battle Illinois Mob

—11 INJURED IN RIOTING— Guardsmen And Police  Battle Mob In Cicero

Racial Dispute Sets Off Riot   Illinois Town Torn By Two-Hour Street Battle Last Night

Guard Quells Race Inspired Illinois Riot; 11 Are Hurt   Soldiers Called By Governor To Chicago Suburb

Bayonets Swing in Illinois Riot;  ‘Police, Guard Battle Mob 2 Hours

: Bayonets Turn Back 4000 Race Rioters,  Cut Some in Chicago Area Housing Feud

National Guardsmen Protect Negro in Fight For Squatiers Risht in White Mian’ s Haven

Berrien County Farms ‘Fewer Than 5 Years Ago, ‘Census Figures Reveal

Michigan Farms Show Decrease  Soil Toilers Turn To City Slickers

Sen. Martin Raps Truman Mistakes   Administration Critic   = Speaker Before DAR

Reds Pay Big Probing Toll   Allied Front Lines Are Under Pressure

Reds In Probing Attacks Along Whole Front  Mounting Thrusts  Peek * SSaeeweeay  e tee

Director Wilson and President Confer .on Situation Créated by Withdrawal of Labor from Defense Program—Executive Quoted as Saying Control Must Be Under Neutral Bode

Twenty-One Persons, Including Eight Europeans, Arrested In Hong Kong on Spy Charges

TROOPS MAKING SLIGHT GAINS ABOVE BORDER   UN Forces Trying To Cut Highways Useful In Drive

Yank Troops Meeting A Fierce Resistance   Enemy Entrenched At Strategic Heights; Fighting Proceeds North Of Parallel 38

U.S. Troops Gain, Then Encounter Stiff Resistance  Tank-Led Troops In Gain North Of 38th  Darallel Save Ranart

Planes Back Effort To Blunt Expected Push   Allied Assaults Aim At Chopping Into Key Road Webs

111 Get X-Rays In Osceola Clinic   Wilson Is Next Stop For Mobile Unit on Tour of County

IB X-Ray Clinics Start Tomorrow   , First of 21 Visits By Mobile Unit to Begin In Downtown Osceola

Russia Protests West’s Plans For Middle East Pact  U. S. Official Serve: Notice That Alltes Will Reject Charge

MIDDLE EAST DEFENSE NOT TO RED TASTE   Russian Notes Protest Plan for Extension of . Pact Power.

Open a Vital Diseussion on  Red Barriers   London Conference of. Commenwea'lth Leader: In Its First Session

Inland Streams In lowa Settling Back fo Normal   But Mississippi Remains Problem In Eastern lowa

Gas Blasts  Touch Off Big Blaze   Twelve Injured, Building: Rocked in 20-Mile Area at Newark.

Series of Propane Explosions Rock New Jersey Town  Artillery Shells Found; 12 Injured  In Spectacular Fire

Auto Tires, Falsies And Baby Pants Come Under Rubber Reduction Order

Synthetics Must Be Mixed With Natural Product   Tires, Clothing, Golf Balls, Flooring Are Among Items Hit

Policy on Wages Still Hangs Fire   But Government Move   But Government Move: Ahead to Regulate: . Rubber Products.

Policy on Wages Still Hangs Fire   But Government Move: Ahead to Regulate Rubber Products

National Wage Policy Hangs Fire   Rigid Controls Slapped on Use of Natural Rubber

No False Frent  All Rubber Uses Restricted In Pending Control Order

Gen. Eisenhowe Concludes His Talks In France  Going To Confer Unel, Méficiale   Going To Confer With Officials In Belgium Now  sepann it Srias\

Air “Raid” Test By Little lown  Shawe \Vs/he   Shows What It May Do For Large City

Lopat Bests Larry Jansen by 3-1 Score   Bunts in Ist Inning, Homer in 2nd Put Americans in Lead

Bronx Bombers Even World Series; Joe Collins Raps Homer   American League Champions Even Up World Series, One-All; Larry Jansen Pitches Superb Game For Giants, But Durocher Men Can’t Overcome Early Lead

Children Don't Think; Cars Can't Think--You Think   TFieaet Innina.__:frianta

Lopat Wins With Five Hit Classic   Only Monte Irvin Had Lefty’s Range, Banging Out Three More Hits   ‘Steady Eddie’ Wins

LOPAT SQUARES “SERIES WITH FINE. JOB OF PITCHING   Joe Collins Hits Homer. th Second; Irvin Gets Three’ OF eB ga

Ho OME '  . Edition.  PRICE 7 CENTS   Lopat Stifles Giants’ Bats In 2nd Game

\Lopat Squares It For Bombers—  Series Even as Yanks Win 3-1   Fight Innine Yankees

Yanks Even Series   Five-Hitter Hurled by Lopat in Turning Back Giants, 3-1, Before Crowd of G&.018 Fans

Lopat Pitches Hive-Hitter For Bombers   Ciants’ Monte Irvin Continues Fine Play With Three Singles

Yankees Defeat G iants 3-1 Behind Pitching of Lopat to Square World Series —   SECOND INNING

Eddie Lopat — Holds Rivals To Only 5 Hits   Single Runs in Three Innings Add Up to Victory

Yanks Even Series  With 3 to 1 Win   Monte Irvin of Losing Giants Keeps Up Sensational Hitting

Yanks Even World Series With Giants  Defeat Durocher Boys, 3-1, With   Defeat Durocher’s Boys, 3-1, With Lefty Ed Lopat

Collins Hits Homer for. Winners   Ss iecry Series Third Gone Will Be Played

The Weather   Yanks Even Series With 3-1 Victory  Lopat Squares Play With 5-Hit Game _

LOPAT STIFLES GIANT BATTERS ON FIVE HITS   MANTLE HURTS KNES CHASING FLY BALL IN FIFTH INNING

Ed Lopat Masters Giants, 3-1   Junior Leaguers’ Early Outburst . Brings Victory

Yankees And Lopat Defeat Giants ‘In Second Contest Of Series, 3-1

Yank’s Ace Southpaw, Eddie Lopat, Squares World Series for American Leaguers, Winning 3 fo 1  Joe Collins Hits First Series Homer in Tight Pitching Duel

Coal Miners ‘Invade’ Ky.  To Unionize  4,000 In Peaceful Altempt To Convert   4,000 In Peaceful Attempt To Convert Non-Union Section -

OVER $76 MILLION   20,000 Kansas Farms Affected in 82 of the 105  Counties   CHECK BY COMMITTEES

Flood Damage to Kansas Farms Is Over $76 Million   ‘Destruction Occurs ln 82 of State’s. 105 Counties; Bulk Of Loss in Crops

MACE TO FARMS OVER $76 MILLION   20,000 Kansas Farms Affected in 82 of the 105  Counties   CHECK BY COMMITTEE

Flood Damage To Farms Set At $76 Million   More Than 20,000 of the Farms in Kansas Were Damaged in 82 Counties

Exchange Club Sponsoring Anti-Crime Week Feb. 18-24   Calis Attention To Waste Brought On Through: Crime

Standard Of Govt. Morals Probe Urged   Fulbright Suggests Commission Be Set Tin Far Study

Top Citizens’ Board Sought By Fulbright   To Probe Moral Standards of Government"   Senator Says Task is Too Demanding for His Banking Sub-Committee.

‘ullbright Suggests a Committee of ‘itizens Probe Government Standards

Fulbright Asks Citizens’ Group To Conduct Probe   Moral Standards In Government Would  Be Object Of Inquiry

Senator Suggests Further Probe   Would ‘Have Citizens Check Morality of:  Government

MORAL STANDING OF GOVERNMENT EVOKES ATTACK   Senator Fulbright Sug: gests That Commis. sion Of Distinguish. ed Citizens investi  gate It.

Suggests Citizens’ Inquiry Capital “Moral Standards’  Probe Asked by Fulbright

Solon Seeks “Morals Of Govt.” Probe   Fulbright Wants Outside Study, Including Congress

Fulbright Says senate Shouldn t be Vensors—  Check Suagested On Moral Standards, Concress Conduc

Asks Check on Moral Patterns In Government   Fulbright Suggests Cirtizens Group Set Up to Investigate

Government Morals Quiz Is Proposed  RFC Disclosures  Bring Suggestion

Naming of Committee to Investigate ‘Government's Moral Standards Urged

RFC Prober Urges Wider ‘Morals’ Study   Hoover-Like Unit Suggested; Fast Profit Making Bared

Uraes Citizens Panel To Probe Congressmen   Seeks Investigation Of Moral Standards In Government

‘Government Morals:  Fulbright Suggests Cifizen Group To Investigate Congress’ Conduct

RFC Scandal Brings Proposal For Citizens Committee To Probe Into “Moral Standards In Government”

uovernment Investigation Is Suevasted   Sen. Fulbright Asks Citizens be Named To Probe Govt. ‘Moral Standards’

Fulbright Would Establish Board To Probe Moral Standards of  Government Including Congress

Probe Chairman Suggests Moral Standards Study; Casey And Senators Clash

GOP Leader Called Influence Peddler   ‘Senate Can't Censor Senators’—Fulbright  Citizens Commission Urged To Check on Congress’ Ethics

Citizen Inquiry to Purge Stench, Fulbright Idea   Congress Itself Deeply in Mess: Committee Quiz Difficult

Citizens’ Probe Group Suggestec  Fulbright Offers ;  bi... .. perm I.....*....

Federal Morals Probe Is Urged   Fulbright Cites Scandal Evidence

HUNT COMES TO END — Pett Seized in Florida Admits Killing His Mother

Army of Youths in Dope's Grip  Thousands Turning “ Cri Ime. Conaress is Told

BUFFER ZONE IS DEBATED  Little Progress Is Made In Korea Armistice Talks

FIGHTS IN AIR RESUMED FOR SEVENTH DAY   Pg ig ee  pk Their Propo tT ome

Committee Turns Down Defense Bill   President Will Take Controts Program To People Tonight

Defense Production Act Meets Barrier In Senate; TrumanS peaks Tonight

Senate Committee Starts Work On Extension of Defense Production Control Program  Move to Continue Present Law For Another Year Defeated

Committee Votes Down Present Production Act   Senate Group Begins Consideration Of Administration Bill To Broaden Controls And Extend For 2 Years

Senators Study President's Plea On Control Setup  Reject Brief Plan; Truman Addresses Nation Toniaht

Group Defeats Move to Extend Production Act   Administration Bill On Controls Studied, Truman Talk Set

Present Law Will Expire On June 30   Continuing 1950 Act Is Rejected In Committee

Senate Unit Defeats Motion To Extend Controls One Year   Now Studying Production Act Point by Point

PRESIDENT TO URGE CONSUMER CRUSADE AGAINST INFLATION   Senate Committee Rejects Motion To Extend DPA Nine Months, Starts Section By Section Study Of Administration Bill.

Senate Group Won t Extend Controls Act   Truman To Back Up Plea For Law On Radio Night

President Carries Fight for lStricter Inflation Control 'Powers in Address Tonight

Move to Extend War Controls 9 Mos. Beaten   Truman to Ask Consum. ers’ Crusade on Congress In Broadcast

Clear Weather Sighted Ahead   Relief From January Temperatures Near

Filibuster Looms In State Senate;  Debate Ovens On Proposed T ax Bill

Filibuster Loom: On Plan To Tax Store Receipts   Legislative Pay Drops To $5 Daily As Overtime Starts

U.S. Ambassador Makes Appeal  Urges Attempt To Prevent Trouble In Iran Situation

Russia Moves Into Atomic Weapons Race   Soviet Stockpile OF Bombs Now Large Enough For Researeh

Congressmen See Russia Trying to Overtake U.S. in Atomic Arms Race

Fire Set With Kerosene-Soaked Rags: _  Find Author's Body InBurned House: Gun Is Lying In Lap

\Find Body in Burning Home —  [Louis ..Adamic, . ‘huthor,  Dies From Gun Wound

Kind Author Dead After  Mystery Fire   Louis Adamic Dies Of Bullet; Kerosene Rags In House

BODY OF AUTHOR FOUND IN BLAZING HOME ON FARM   Louis Adamic Apparently Suicide; Came-To U. S.

Writer Adamic Dies In Burning Home;  Rifle On His Knees   ———  KNOWN TIN BS CANWARA

BODY IDENTIFIED AS LOUIS ADAMIC   Find Noted Author Dead  In Burned Farm House

Louis Adamic Found Dead In Farmhouse   Mystery Surround: Death of Author

Louis Adamic Shot in Head, ThoushtSuicide   House and Barn Believed Sct on Fire Before Using Gun

AUTHOR ADAMIC IS FOUND DEAD, RIFLE ON KNEES   N. J. FARMHOUSE WAS SET ON FIRE, PARTLY BURNED OUT

Louis Adamic. Author, Found Shot to Death   New Jersey Farm Home Set Afire; Coroner Liste Death Suicide

Author ‘outs Adaniie Stain  Body Found in Partly Burned House. Rifle Across Knees

Louis Adamic Takes Life By Shooting   Famed Author’s Body Is Found in Partly sSurned Farmhouse

Author Louis Adamic Found Dead In Burned Farm House   Police Say Writer Had Rifle In Lap; Fire Started With Kerosene-Soaked Rags

Mystery Surrounds Death of Author Found in a Blazing Farm Residence

RAFTS, BITS OF WRECKAGE REMAIN CLUES   80 Ships, Planes Join in Search Over Atlantic

INTO SECOND WEEK   Tog United Services'tn the Community Building Tomorrow

LIMIT ON ARMED FORCES LIKELY   Many Senators Think Number May Be Set At 3,500,000  BEGIN VOTING TODAY

Senator Says Story Of De. velopment Carnet Be Tald At Pracent Tims ..

 Warning To Reds     iT hat U. S. Has Terrible Weapon Which Frustrates Hydrogen Gas, Et Cetera

ATE UE (WU MILLIGN PEOPLE INVESTIGATED   UN COMMISSION OPENS INQUIRY AFTER COMPLAINTS

Probe Missing Red Captives   Two Million Still Not Accounted For

UN Probe of Red-Held  War Prisoners Begins   Fate of 2,000,000 Missing Men, Captured by Soviets, Is Mystery

Trainmen Hurt In lowa Wreck  ag yp . Geena   Two Freights Crash Durina Snow Storm

Freights Collide, 3 Trainmen Hurt  IC Engineer Critical in Carroll Hospital

HOSPITAL FUND IS SHORT $8006 OF GOAL   Think $1,200,000 Objective Will Be Over-Subscribed and Work Started Soon  REPORTS ARE MATSF

LOCAL WEATHER State Forestry Bureau   At the Airport?   Year Ago Teday

OPS Begins Survey Of Grocery Prices   Plans Made: For Nationwide Study Of Food Costs

MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TOMORROW   Help on Way to Save Home for Parents of Quadruplets

M ichigan Oui       iG “Anonymous, Donors save":  ortataed Home Fer Family Of 10>

Tank-Led Unit Perils Allies   Armored Force Rolls Toward Imiin River

Allied Troops Make Limited Gain In Attack   Flame Throwers Are Used Against Strongly Intrenched Enemy

Marines Slice loward luge  Supply Dump   Fierce Fighting Rages In Western Korean War Zone

e 6  British Troops in Imjin River Bridgehe: ad Brace For Counter-Blows; Action Mounts

Meat. Industry Fighting To Kill Price Controls   Representative Of Packers Pulls No Panches bt Discussing Opposition Fo Order

7 it t Ruin Wax 10° P «agence Thinks Ye   Meat Packer Yells Threat  _ Fight DiSalle — Control Plan

Suggests Leaving Eisenhower Alone   Sparkman Declares Politicians Must Let Him Plan Defenses

Sparkman Would Let General Alone   Would Have Eisenhowe - Work Out Defenses for Europe _

Feels Politicians  Should Forget Ike   Sen. Sparkman Says There Will Be Plenty of Time For His Decision Later

SIX KILLED IN AMMUNITION SHIP BLAST   British Vessels Blows Up At Gibraltar

British Munitions Ship Explodes; 6 Persons Die  50 Casualties Listed; Explosion Occurs At Gibraltar

Six Killed in A Ship Blast   i Bedenham of  British Navy Was Vessel Wrecked

Blast Aboard Ship Kills Six   Ammunition Ship Blows Up; Port Workers Die; British Seamen Injdred

SHIP BLASTED AT GIBRALTAR WHARF   British Munitions Ship Be.  denham Lost Today

British Ammo Ship Blows up —Six Killed   Dispatch From Spain Reports 50 Injured— Gibraltar Wharf Is Scene of Explosion

Munitions Ship  Blast Kills Six   Undetermined Number Is Hurt In Explosion

Blame Hoax For Suicide Of Girl, 16   Police in Indianapolis Hunt for Sender of False Messaae.

Would End Crime Probe By Legislative Council   COMMITTEE WOULD TURN INVESTIGATION BACK TO STATE'S ATTORNEYS, GRAND JURIE!

 Qutlook for Corn Is Mest Disturbing  Vital Crop Yields May Be Short in 51     ye d ad S  }

TOP PRODUCTION OF VITAL FOOD CROPS NEEDED   -May Fall Considerably Under Nation’s Expanding Needs   ' CORN ACREAGE FAR UNDER FEDERAL QUOTA.

Outlook For Crops In Nation Not Goo   Agriculture Department Thinks Demand May Evreced Sunnly

Connally Lashes Back at Hoover   Says Pc’ zy Would Doom Free Europe

HOOVER STAND ON TROOPS HIT BY CONNALLY   Hearings on Hotly Debated Issue To Begin

Fight Blocks Destroyed in Four-Day Blaze   Kansas-Missouri Damage Totals More Than $750 Million

Kansas’ Great Flood Waters Start to Recede   Fire in Industrial District Has Begun To Burn Itself Cut

Great Flood Receding At Kansas City With  Damage Near $1,000, 000, 000      Fire Burning Out After Four Days In Business Area

Four-Day Oil Fire Starts To Burn Out   Firemen Run Out OF Water In Fight To Halt Blazes

Fire Begins to Burn Out, Property Damage THA aH Believed More Than $750 Million: 500,000  Homeless in Two States, Some Moving Back

WATER GOING DOWN, BLAZE BUANING OUT   Two Kansas Citys Estimate Property Losses at $750,000,000.

Shortest Land Route Across Korea Sought   Wonsan May B2 Goal Of UN Units Pushing North of Pyonagang

U.N. Forces Are Pushing Ahead Toward Wonsan   Furious Counter Attacks Are Made By Embattled Reds

Tells Gains by State in First Of His Messages   Urges ‘’Political Jockeying’’ be Put Aside in Crisis

Warns Against ‘Political Jockeying’  Cites Roads, Budget Plan,  Education

lowa Fifiances in Good Shape,  Leads in Roads   Raps Political Jockeying in Time of Na‘ tional Emergency

Declares State In Fine Shape   Refers to Threat Of Communism Over World in Address

‘Legislators Hear Chief Hail Iowa’s Progress   BY KENNETH HOPPING

lowa: Sound Financially: Beardsley   Governor Notes Solid Gains in Budget Methods

ARTICLES TAKEN LARGELY FROM MILITARY BASES   LOSS $1,000,000; THIRTY ARE NABBED IN LAST 24 HOURS

FB! Discloses Government Property theft  ;, See Te, wees AS   Wholesale Arrests Made by Bureau

120 PERSONS ARRESTED BY FBI AGENTS    Other Cases Under . Investigation, Some  Goods Sent:Abroad

Most of Cases Involve Stealing In Military Areas  Materials, Radio Supplies and Guns

—FBI CRACKS DOWN ON THEFTS— 30 Persons Arrested In Sweeping Roundup

FBI Makes Wholesale Arrests For Thefts of U. 5. Property   Thirty Arrested In 24 Hours, 120 In Two Months For Swiping Items From Raw Rubber to Guns

$500,000 in Supplies Gone at One Base   Stolen Equipment Is Traced to L. A, Plants Who Resold to U. S.

Making ‘Wholesale’ Arrests — FBI Grabs 30 for Theit Of Government Property

FBI in Wholesale Arrests for Theft of U.S. Property   Value of Stolen Goods in Excess of a Million Dollars, Hoover Report:

Arrests In Thefts Made  FBI in Wholesale —   FBI in Wholesale Grabs for Taking Of Government Property

_ —ARRESTS— FBI Bares Nationwide Roundup   WIDE VARIETY OF ARTICLES

30 Are Held For Stealing Army Goods   Wholesale Arrests By FBI Now Total At Least 150 Men

FBI Nabs 30° For Theft Of . U.S. Property   Wholesale Arrests Follow Two-Months Drive: 120 In Jail

Wholesale Arrests by FBI In Connection With Thefts Of Federal Property Told

FBI Arrests Army Looters   120 Persons Are Caught For Taking Military Material

FBI Nabs 30 For Thefts At Military Units   ‘Wholesale’ Arrests In Many Areas Revealed: Hold 16 In New Jersey

Wholesale Arrests For Thefts Made   Civilians And Military Personnel Caught When FBI Suoong Down

Mirector of FBI Reveals Logs of Property Worth Million Dollars and Ranging from Raw Crude Rubber and Pure Silver to Building Materials  ' And Critical Aircraft Radjo Eauinmeant

THIRTY ARRESTS MADE FOR THEFT OF U.§ PROPERT\   F.B.I. Discloses Widespread Crackdown; 16 Nabbed Bt Camr Kilbmer

Federal Property Is Stolen From Military Bases   Army and Civilian Perconnel Invalyved

Violent Accidents Claim 22 Lives In North Carolina During Weekend

Delay Talk on Russia's —  U.N. Will Debate West's Peace Plan Next Monday

UN Committee Discusses Plan   Big 3 Disarmament Proposal Is Given Priority Over Red Pla

UN Puts Soviet Plan Near Tail End of Agenda   Action Brings Sharp Criticism From Malik

U. N. Votes To Discuss U. §. Plan   Debate on Western Proposal to Disarm Will Start Monday

To Discuss Big Three Arms Plan   U.N. Political Committee Shifts Debate On Russ Proposal To Later

UN To Study  Disarmament Plan First  : Soviet Counterplan   Soviet Counterplan Scheduled Near Tail End of Aqenda

Three Power Disarmament Plan Is First On Agenda At Paris Sessions

Soviet Plan On Tail End Of Program   Powerful Political Com. mittee Votes 45 To 5 For Agenda Over Bit ter Russian Objections

Set To Discuss Big Three Plan For Disarming   Political Committee Of UN Shifts Debate On Soviet Proposal To Later Date

Weather at Yuma   UN Debate on Arms Cut Opens Monday   Russian Plan Placed Near Tailend Of Agenda By Assembly's Political Committee

Committee Shifts Soviet Peace Plar To End Of Agende   UN Political Body Votes To Discuss Disarmament Plan

Western Proposal Made . Se aCe we  U.N. Vote Nearing  On Disarmament

Arms Plan to Be Discussed   UN Political Committee To Debate West Pro posal First

UN to Consider 3-Power Plan   Only Russian Bloc is Opposed to Discussion

U.N. fo Take Up Western Plan for  Disarmament First  Debate On Russ Substitute At  ECRAd af Seccian

UN to Discuss Big Three Plan  Russian Proposal Debate Is Delayed

UN Political Committee Acts Today at Paris After Rejecting Early Discussion of Russian Plan.

U.N. TO STUDY PLAN OF WEST FOR DISARMING   Soviet Counter Proposal To Necr End of Agenda

Soviet Proposal Is Placed Far own On Aaenda   Malik Scores Action In Attack On Acheson

UN Supports West’s Arms Plan, 45 to 4   Russ Counter-Offer Placed Near End Gf Agenda

Dispute Is Won By Wesi   UN Committee Will Open Debate Monday On Big Theee Plan  For Disarmament

UN Votes to Begin Study of West's Disarmament Plan Next Monday   Moves fo Place Soviet Counterplan Near Tail End of Assembly Agenda

U.N. Group Puts Allied Plan First  Russians Defeated In Agenda Battle

Disarmament Debate Set For Monday  Western Plan To Be Discussed At UN Session

BIG 3 DISARMING PLAN TO GET QUICK UN. CONSIDERATION   Russian-“Peace Plan” Pu At End Of Agenda By Political Committee

WEST WINS POINT   U. N. Committee to Study Big Three Arms Plan  Immediately

UN Votes To Study New Plan   Soviet Counterplan Placéd en Tail End Of Agenda; Begin Debate on Monday

Allied Disarmament Plan Will Be Discussed First;  Russian Peace Plan Last   U.N. Political Committee Votes 45 To 5 Tc Take Up Three-Power Proposal Immediately: Acheson Speaks.

Half Cease-Fire Line Agreed On By Delegates   Communists May Be Stalling To Prolong Armistice Talks

U.N., Red Officers Set Buffer Line   Only Small Sector Remains To Be Pinpointed on Mar

CEASE-FIRE LINE HALF COMPLETED BY MILITARY TEAM!   Clause On Buffer Zone May Not Be Approved By Subgroups Until Monday

Map Half Of Korean Truce Line   UN Spokesman States Negotiators H o p¢ To Complete Line Rv Tomorrow

Full Truce Groups Can't Vote on Clause  Until Monday   Complete Agreement May Not Be Reached, Not Sign of Failure

Truce Team Blueprints  Cease Fire Reds, Allies Half Completed Mapping Lines

Half of UN, Red Buffer Pinpointed   Negotiators Work for Completion of Battleline Sunday

Approval May be Delayed   Failure to Agree Not Bad Siaqn, Levie Says

United Nations And Communist Staff Officers Pinpoint About Half Of 145-Mile Area—Subcommittees May Take Over If Task Is Not Completed Tomorrow— Approval Of Buffer Zone Clause By Full Truce Delegations Unlikely Before Monday

Half of Korea Cease-Fire Line 14.5-Miles Long Set By U.N., Red Negotiators

Allied Military Expert Hope to Complete Task Tomorrow   MEET IN PANMUNJOM   Reds Reject U.N. Invitation to Fly Over Disputed  Areas

Map Cease-Fire Line Halfway Across Korea   Hope to Complete Battle Line Chart In Sunday Meeting

Negotiators Map  Cease-Fire Line  Allied Military Experts Hope to Complete Task Tomorrow  MEET IN PANMUNJOM  Reds Reject U. N. Invitation to Fly Over Disputed  Areas

Half of Buffer Line Pinpointed   Staff Officers Make Progress; Several Differences Seen

MAKE PROGRESS IN PIN-POINTING CEASE-FIRE LINE   SUBORDINATES MAP EXACT POSITION OF PRESENT FRONT LINE

65-to-70 Miles Of Battle Line Are Put On Man   Monday Earliest Possible Date Now For Full Aprroval

Half of Cease-Fire Line Agreed Upon   Military Experts Hoping : To Finish Job Sunday

Buffer Zone Is Shaping   Spokesman Says. Allied Military Experts Hope To Have Truce Line Set Up by Sunday

Cease-Fire Line Is Pinpointed by Allies and Reds  Failure to Agree

UN And Red Officers Map Half Of Line   If Work Not Completed Sunday, Joint Subcommittees Will Take Over

Pinpoint Half Of Cease-Fire  Line In Korea   U.N. Spokesman Hopes Job Will Be Finished On Sunday

U.N., Reds Acree On a Part of Cease-Fire L’ne   Allies Hope to Complete Agreement on Buffer  Zone by Sunday.

Half of Cease-Fire Line Is Pinpointed   Map-Drawing Body Disputes Battle Area in Western Korea

Will Make Up Five Days In Regular Term   Charleroi School Board Holds Regular Meeting Last Night; Appointments To School Staff Made By Directors   ANNUAL PICNIC SET POR MAY 31

Board Starts Operation As Of September   Will Be Operated As Extension Education Service; Fence, Metal Work At Stadium Will Be Painted   NAME FOUR PERSONS TO TEACHING STAFI

Threat Of Strike In Textile Mills [s Still Looming   Hopes Are Held As New Formula Is Offered Union

Textile Workers (f Two Carolinas May Join Strike   Some Negotiations Tried; Others Just  Await Development:

Red Chinese Open Second Spring Offensive; Throwing Reinforcements Into Fighting

Large Forces Of Southbound Reds ‘Cross Pukhan And Soyang Rivers In Gradual Buildup Of Round Two   ALLIED TROOPS FALL BACK ON TWO FRONTS

Second Red Offensive Meets Withering Fire   United Nations Forces Fall Back in Some Areas; Enamy Knocks Hole in Infe Area Defenses.

Assault Is Made Along Entire Line   UN Forces Fall Backward In East, East-Central Areas

HEAVY ASSAULT   Enemy Is Paying,  Heavily For isd Any Gains 1 ong!

Communists Die By Thousands In Renewed Assault   Fighting Rages Along Whole Korean Front

Foe Crosses Two Rivers In New Drive   U. S. Planes And Artillery Already Taking Heavy Toll Of Communists

96,000 Reds Launch Second Round of Ottensive, Killed By Thousands by UN Forces

Enemy Fails To Collapse UN Line After All. Out Drive   « Chinese, North Koreas Fall By Thousands a Under Terrific Fire  Of Yank Artillery

Legislators Laud Gruening's Message As Sound Policy   Engebreth Named Senate President

Flood Control Plan for State Is Well Started   Much of Preliminary Work Done, Ziemer Tells Mo-Basin Group

Eighty-Four Local C.G.W. Employees Given~ Service Pins at Dinner . ...   vent Marks 100th Anniversary of Parent’ “Industyy aud 35th Year of Wellsboro Plant ge

CORNING GLASS AWARDS SERVICE PINS AT 100TH ANNIVERSARY DINNER   Over 380 Employes, Officials and’ Guests Attend Celebration:

WESTFIELD YOUNG FOLKS ARE WEDDED   Miss Jeanine Neal. And Thomas Martin Take Vows January 9

JEFFERSON CHURCH 1S WEDDING SCENE  _ Miss Ida L, Peterson  And Robert D. Knapp

George Phillips Is Acquitted In Staying  fececeatacse fase   Columbus Jury Reaches Verdict In Three Hours

Allied Planes To Stay Away  From District   Sunday's Negotiators To Arrange for Higher Level Talks Shortly

10-Vehicle Convoy Moves Toward Kaesong To Open Talks On Korean Peace   Three Allied Colonels Selected As Ridgway’s Representatives in Making Arrangements For Armistice Conference

Convoy of Ten  Vehicles Must Travel 100 Miles   Highway Badly Pocked With BombCzaters; Allied Negotiators to Make Trip by Helicopter Sunday Mornina.

No. Word Received  on. ‘Truce’ ‘Convoy   Allied Planes Avoid Enemy's Route; UN Mission to Leave This Afternoon

RED NEGOTIATORS ARE REPORTED TO BE ON WAY TO KAESONG FOR PARLEY WITH ALLIED REPRESENTATIVES   Allied Airmen Under Orders to Avoid Route; Journey Over Bomb-Cratered Road Expected To Be Slow; Whereabouts of Convoy Is  Unknown Many Hours After Scheduled Start

Allied Planes Too Distant For Check  All U. N. Craft Remain Away From Red Raad

PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE SET SUNDAY   Possible Cease-Fire Ir Korean War To Be Discussed

MISSION BELIEVED MOVING SOUTH FOR KAESONG SESSION   Even UN Spotter Planes Kept Away from Convov’s Route   ALLIES LEAVE TONIGHT   Have Shorter Trip to Reach Scene of Prelintnary Talks

Planes Keep Away From  Truce Sector  No Word Received That Reds On Way

Red Negotiators on Way To Parley Site; UN Fliers Ordered to Avoid Route

RED PRESSURE BUILDING UP ON WEST LINE   Fierce Fighting Indicates Drive Will Seen Open

Allied Planes Pound Enemy Troop Convoys  Red Troops Appear To Be Preparing

Fierce Fighting Erupts In East, Central Korea  Allied Pilots Blast Troop Trains As New Offense Near

Allied Airmen Smash Enemy, Massing Drive   Fierce Fighting Erupts On Vital Korean West Sector

Reds Launch Sharp Alfacks af Widely Scatfered Points   Mags of Men and  Supplies Roll South Alena Malior Roads.

Reds Launch Sharp Attacks Along 50 fiile Korean Front   Masses of Men Rol! Into Position Al Alona Front

REDS ATTACK; MOVE UP MEN AND SUPPLIES   Allied Planes Destroy Record Number of Trucks Meving in Darkness To ' ward Battle Front.

Red Forces Launch New Sharp Drives   Widely Scattered ‘Points Report Series of Attacks; Airmen Kept Busy

REDS BUILDING MASSIVE FORCE   Launch Series Of Sharp Jabs Along 50-Mile Front

Sharp Attacks By Reds   Roving Airmen of U. S. Forees Deal Destruction on  Vehicles of Foe

Weather   Reds Unleash Series Of Attacks Along Wide Area Of Korean Front

Red Forces Launch New, Sharp Raids   Rolling Masses Of Men, Materials Toward Front Line

Commie Troops Going to Front Hit by Planes   U.S. Chief of Staff Arrives in Japan; May Be Significant

Planes Bash Red Reinforcements   Smash Up Hundreds of Vehicles as Foe Attacks Lines

Communists Push Attacks in Korea   UN Planes. Take Heavy Toll as Bods MA. Phe

Reds Launch Sharp Blows;  Build Forces UN Planes Hit 1,100 Trucks

Reds Attack On 50 Miles Of War Front   Men And Supplies Move Up Into Line   Fifth Air Force Reports Destruction Of 509 Enemy Vehicles

Foe Moves More Men Up To Front   Allied Planes Blast Trucks; Fight Rages Near Trianzle. Ridws

Red Forces Open Night Offensive; Truce Talks Stop   Bradley at Haneda

Red Forces Open Sharp New Attacks   Communists Roll Men, Supplies Up

Chapman Fears Gas Rationing   Urges More Steel to Build Pipe Lines

Cost Of Living Increase Halted  Food Drops Slightly Lower In August

Report Slight Food Cost Cut   Fruit Prices Down 4 Pct., Eggs, Meat Up

Moran Given  5-Year Term   Judge Fines O’Dwyer’s Pal S29 000 for Perjury

ODwyers Friend Sentenced To Pen  Pee ene  eee   Judge ‘Throws The Book’ At James J. Moran

§$2.000 Kine Added  Moran, Long an O'Dwyer Pal,  Draws 5-Year Prison Term

Star Student Leads Double School Life   Forced To Leave One ‘ollege By Academic Rule

Nehru Rips  U.S. Policy In Far East   Says Plan for Accusing Red Chinese Can’t Lead to Peace.

Latest Offer Seen Device ; To Counter U. S. Bid Branding Foe Aggressor

Message from Peking Gov't Sent to India   Believe Note is Move to Counter U.S. Action in UN

‘Important  Peiping Note   Delegation Spokesman Says ‘Encouraging’ Message Received From Reds

Reports Claim Commies Want Parley With Wes:   New Message Viewed As Move to Counter "Aggressor' Proposal

NEW MESOAGE RECEIVED GY INDIAN GROUP   Contents Are Called “Very Important and Encouraging.”

Indian UN Delegates Get Notice   Reds Willing To Parley on War in Korea

WILLING TO TALK ON KOREA, OTHER ISSUES, SAYS INDIA   U.S. Sees Latest Message As Move To Ease Pressure On United Nations To Brand Enemy An Aggressor.

UN Split in Two Camps On Issue—India Says Reds ‘Eager’ for Settlement of Korean War; France, New Zealand Will Back U. S. Plan   BULLETIN

May Sidetrack U.S. Move on  Aggression . Arab-Asia Block Rushe:   Arab-Asia Block Rushes New Resolution for Conference

Big Three Foreign Ministers Survey “Cold War” Strategy   SOVIETS SEND STERN MESSAGE TO FRANCE

Definite Progress In Europe Defense Seen By Big Three   Diplomats Stress Speed In Building Forces Ty, Cuard West

Churchill Is Asset And Liability to British Tory Party   eader Himself   Leader Himself ls One Of Issues In the Campaign

 Truman Budget Under  SharpBi-partisan Fire   Byrd Calls It ‘Wasteful’; Critics See Possible Cuts of $4 to $7 Billion

Solons Eye Cuts In Truman Budget  Say Up to $7 Billion Could Be Lopped Off

$4 Billion Cut In Truman’s Budget Soneht   Senator Byrd And Rep. Taber Disagree Wilh Huge Fizere

Byrd And Taber Say Billions Can Be Eliminated   Byrd Fixes Possible Cuts $4 to $7 Billion

Byrd, Taber Say Slash Would Not Harm Defenses   Many Democrats and Most of GOP Solons Agree With Leaders

GIANT PLANE BLOWS UP; 4 MEN KILLED   Three Crewmen Blown From Plane and Parachute to Safety.

Plane Explodes: AKilled, 3 Saved  Survivors Blown Out Of Wrecked C-119

PLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO FOUR   Air Force Supercarrier Explodes During Rainstorm

3 Survive Plane Explosion in Air   Four Aboard Supercarrier Killed in Crash During Rainstorm in Tennessee

Financial Outlook for Rostraver Schools Is Called ‘Discouraging’

MORE TIME GRANTED TO FINISH BUILDING   Fentractor Given Extra Hight Months to Complete 85,000, 00 state Structure.

Troops of the 28th Division Pack Up For Return Trip to Their Home Base

RUSSANS AMT AMERICAN SOLDIER   CU. & MBATARY POLICEMAN IS SHOT DEAD IN CENTER OF VIENNA,

Rus Soldiers Kill American MP in Vienna   Assailants Escape Into Red Zone After Attack on Street

TWO-RED SOLDIERS KILL GI IN. VIENNA   Military Policeman Felled by Burst :of Fire from Machine Pistols

Yank MP Is Slain By Soviet Troops   Military Policeman Dies In Vienna Shooting

Red Soldiers Kall U. S. MP In Vienna  Open Fire Without Warning, Then Fle

American Soldier Shot By Russians  U.S. MP’s In Viana Attacked In Street.

American MP Slain in Vienna By 2 Russians  Soldiers Wield , Tommyguns as Officere Check 

Yank MP Slain By Two Russians ‘On Vienna Street   Armed “Pair Fire On  Americans There On Authorized Duty

UN Forces © Edging. Ahead. On West Front   Diplomatic Maneuvering. Is Continuing

Allies Punch Ahead Against Stubborn Red Resistance   Believe U. N. Forces Near Main Enemey Defense Line 10 Miles South of Seoul.

Acquit Pearson of Libel Charge   Court Rules Columnis' Proved His Statement

Meet Chow Check Charlie  Red Mortarman Shells Seoul Daily at Noon

Claims Pre-War Red Spying In Far East Try-Out For Job Beine Done Now In U.S.

Storms Harass Southern Area  Lightning Kills   Lightning Kills Mississippi Women

Storms Strike Southern Area  Mississippi Woman  Killed by Lightning

Storms Leave Much Damage In Southwest  Several Sections Litas B., Wink

Four Key Officials Quit Posts   Resident Engineer Claims No Change In Contract Status

Officials Deny Report Project . May Be Dropper   Four Top Men Quit Construction Job Bt Ordnance Plant

COMPANY SHUNS UNION'S OFFER OF SETTLEMENT   CIO Wants Wage Stab. ilization Board To Settle Issues But _Dan River Mills Re~ jects Plan.

47 County Men To Get Draft Exam   List. Names of Group To Go te Erie Tomorrow

54 County Men ie to Erie Monday  or Draft Exams   Five Sinethport, Men Jn February Contingent Called by County Beara

Bill Introduced To Legalize Slots In Clubs   “High Time To Face Reality”, Backer Of Measure Says

Would Allow Clubs To Have  Slot Machines   Kansas Lawmaker’s Bill Legalizes Fraternal, Service Club Ownership

WOULD EXEMPT CLUBS   New Bill Would Allow Them to Op. erate Slot Machines

U.S., Britain Seek fo Heal Rift About Condemning Communist China

SENATE GROUP MEETS TODAY ON-TAX PLAN      Dems Tell Fine They Will Work For A Compromise

Texas 33rd State To Vote Presidency Curt   Action Delayed on Work Hours for Firemen, Police

SENATE COMPLETES ACTION  neta ect Ae TT A TLL  Texas Becomes 33rd State To Ratify President Limit

State Becomes 33rd To Okay Proposed Curb   Kilmer Corbin Of Lubbock District Cacte “No” Vote

SENATE COMPLETES ACTION Texas Becomes 33rd State To Ratify President Limit

State Becomes 33rd To Okay Proposed Curb  Kilmer Corbin Of supnoen District  nila’? Vata

TEXAS VOTES TO RATIFY LIMIT OF PRESIDENT TA. ANILY TIA TEDAAC. 2 MODE STATES PEQTHRED

CHANDLER AGAIN DENIED CONTRACT BY LEAGUE CLUBS   Commissioner Given Nine Votes But He Needed 12 To Keep His Job

Ttalian Chief Supported On Atlantic Pact  De Gasperi Wins   De Gasperi Wins Vote Of Confidence As Reds Walk Gut

De Gasperi Wins Vital Test Vote   Communists Stalk Cut of Chamber

Jet Planes In Indecisive Battle In Air   About 60 Planes In Dogfights Over North Korea Areas

Weather Slows Korean Front Battle Action   Jet Planes Tangle Near Yalu, Ground Forces Move in East

Six Cincinnati Area Men Die In Two Wrecks   Train Kills Two; Collision Fatal To Four Others

Briton Said to Have Made $100,000,000 Profit  Army Reported Paying High Prices Abroad For Surplus Goods Sold Cheap to Germany

Longshioremen Talk Strike At Meeting Heid In Hawaii   Contract Expires On June 15th

Duff Tells Why He Is For lke   Refers To General As ‘Mr. America’

SLAIN WHILE HE ADDRESSES BORDER CROWD   Unconfirmed Report Says Assassin Was Shot After Incident

SLAYING BRINGS MOSLEM WORLD TO CRISIS BRINK   Killer From Group Seehing Holy War On Kashmir Issue

Pakistan Ruler Assassinated;  Killer Seized —  Prime Minister Kahn Victim of Holy War Fanatic

Kall Prime Minister of Pakistan   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot By Assassin Supporting Holy War Against India

LIAQUAT SHOT TWICE IN CHEST DURING SPEECH   Shooting Occurs Near Kashmir, Source of Indian-Pakistani Trouble.

Leader Is Shot While Speaking At Rawalpindi  Aceaccin Ulnace bhnn   Assassin Was Man Supporting Idea Of A “Holy War”

Pakistan Leader Is Murdered   Liaquat Ali Khan. 56, Prime Minister Of Pakistan, Is Slain At Meeting .

Premier Slain In Pakistan   ‘xtremist for ‘HolyWar On India Kills Moslem  Leader

Fanatic Killer Torn to Pieces by Irate Mob   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot Down by Supporter of Holy War on India

Pakistan Chief Assassinated by Moslem Fanatic   Liaquat Ali Kahn Killing Threatens New {slam Crisis

Liaquat Ali Shot During Address   Assassin, Backer of Holy War, Killed by Crowd

Official Shot During Talk Near Frontier   Liaquat Ali Khan Had Been In Office Since 1947

PREMIER IS MURDERED   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot  . Twice; Assassin Torn to  _ Pieces by Crowd on the Spot.

Liaquat Ali Khan Slain Making Speech Pakistan’s Prime Minister  Shot, Killed By Assassin

Killer Member Of Holy War Moslem Sect   Two Bullets Enter Liaquat Ali Khan’s Chest—Enraged Mob Tears Assassin Apart

Prime Minister Liaquat Of Pakistan Assassinated   Assassination Brings Moslem World To Brink Of New Crisis: Killer Destroyed Qn The Spot

Assassination Occurs Near Kashmir Border   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot Twice; Crowd Slays the Killer

Hate-Inspired Assassination Stirs Unrest   Killer Is ‘Torn To Pieces’ By Enraged Crowd Who Witness Shooting

Prime Minister of Pakistan Is Murdered.  - Killer Wanted ° India Holy War

Minister Liaquat ls Assassinated   Slayer Favored Holy War Against India; Crowd Attacks Moslen

Liaquat Ali Khan \s Shot In Head, Chest   ‘Slayer, Advocate of Holy War, Torn to Pieces By Crowd 

Supporter of “Holy War'’ Agains India Assassinates Pakistan's Guiding Light, Liaquat Ali Khan

Slain While Making Speech At Border Town   Liaquat Ali Khan  Felled By 2 Bullets From Close Range; Suspect Extremists

SENATORS OK RECORD BILL FOR DEFENSE   Vote is Unanimous for $59, 508,009,630; Spending Limit Flying Pay.

DEFENSE FUNDS BILL IS PASSED   Military Spending Bilt Wins Senate Approval—Is Two Billion Dollars More Than Asked.

SENATE OKAYS MILITARY BILL   $59.5 Billion Approved Unanimously; Joint Com: mittee To Work On It.

Senate Gives Military Bill 19 fo 0 Vote   Joint Panel To Iron Out Differences

Senate Votes $59.5 Billion Defense Funds   lL nanimous Vote Passes Sum Boosted For Super-Weapons

House Gets $59 Billion Measure   Huge Outlay Would Set Spending Mark

Senate Approves Huge Milifary Spending Bill   Total Fund Greater Than Sought By President Truman

Huge Military Spending Bill Passes Senate  $59 Billion Measure Exceeds President's

Military Bill To Be Tackled By Cominittee  Senate Gives O.K. To 60-Billion Plan

Provides $59,508,009,630 Outlay cneuncnonsnaninesenunenear bnewr ich ARES DEPRES  Military Bill Passes  Senate Unanimously

Giant Defense. Fund Biggest In U.S. History  Senate Vote Adds Extra 2 Billion

Senate Passes. Huge Military Spending! Bill            Measure “Provide 8

Senate Passes Vast Military Spending Bill   59% Billion Dollars Voted Unanimously: Goes to House

Gigantic Military Bill Past Senafe   Measure Carrying Over $59 Billion Unoppased

Senate Passes Huge Arms Bill After Cut of 2% Pct.   Calls for Over $59 Billion In Defense Spending

Senate Passes Military Bill Of 59 Billions   5 Billions Added For Se. cret Weapons, Aircraft; Plan Must Pass House

Dig Military Bill Passes  Senate Today More Money For Air Force-Secret New Weapons

Senate Passes Record $59.5 Billion Military Spending Bill Unanimously

Senate Approve Record Sized Military Fund   Giganite Sum Tops Amount Truman Asked

Huge Military. Spending Bill OK'd By Senate  $59.5 Billion Maacure   $59.5 Billion Measure Has Extra $5 Billion For Beefed-Up Air Arm

Senate Sends Military Bill To House   Gigantic Money Measure Approved After Leng Debate

Huge Military Spending Measure Carrying Much More Than  Asked Is Approved by Senators

Senate O. K.’s 29.5 Billions For Military   214% Sliced from Early Measure; Bill Now Goes to Conference

No Opposition by Senators  59! Billions Earmarke:   59} Billions Earmarkec for Greater Security

Big Military Spending Bill Passes Senate  Joint Committee To Meet Next Week On Dibberancec

Senate Approves Military Spending Of 59 Billions     Amount Is Two Billions More Than Asked by Truman for Arms

Big Military Spending Bil Wins Approva   Senate Vote 79-0: Two Billion More Than Truman Asked

Gigantic Military Spending Bill Carrying $59,599,630 Is Approved

60 Billions Defense Bill Wins Handily   No Opposing Votes As Record Measure For Protection of  U S. Before Senate

MEASURE NOW GOES BACK TO HOUSE   $59 Billion To Be Marked For Defense Purposes   FIVE BILLIONS   Allotted To Build Up Air Force, Carry On Work With New Weapons

Wife Chainer . Goes To Roads   Gastonia Man Gets 60 Days In Trial

WANTED TO KEEP HER HOME Husband Gets 60 Days for Chaining His Wife

Rain And Snow Hamper Ohio   Some Traffic Halted, Utility Wires Down

DEMAND VOICED TO AIR SCANDAL IN GOVERNMENT   Senator Maybank Urges That Com. mittee. Dig Deeper To Uncover Improper Loan Policies.

Continue RFC Probe Urged By Maybank   Senate Banking Chairman Proposes Hearing to Be Continued; Collides With Plans of Sen. Fullbright

Urge Continuation Of R. F.C. Probe   Maybank Proposal Collides sith Fulbright Plans

Maybank Urges Senate Continue Its RFC Inquiry   Oppose Fulbright Suggestion That Hearine Re Ended

End Of R.F.C. Quiz Argued By Senators  Fulbright Ready To Stop But Maybank Wanis To Keen On

Maybank Pushes Probe Into REC   Proposal Seems To Collide With Plans Made By Fulbright

12,000 Cheer Wildly as Big Plane Lands   Marshall, Congress Group Greet Hero Arriving for Historic Speech Today

FLAGS ADORN U. C. CAPITAL FOR GREETING   Truman Conference Chance Ruled Gut By Schedule

Envoys Gather As 55th Week Of War Begins  UN Military   UN Military Root for Stop To Hostilities

First Meeting Sunday  Termed ‘Harmonious.  Liaison Officers Of Opposing Forces: Arrange Details At Four-Hour pies

ALLIED, ENEMY LEADERS MEET IN TORN CITY   Delegations Named For Peace Talks In Battered Kaesong

LEADERS MEET  IN TORN city   Delegations’. ‘Named For Peace: Talks: In Battered Kaesong .

Red, Allied Military Leaders Hold Quiet Preliminary Talks   Head of U.N. Group Says Part of Kaesong Is Definitely in Enemy Hands; Tomorrow’s Parley Slated for Same Place; Travel Plans Secret

Today’s Skies   Chain Purchases Herald Courter  Bristol Paper Said By Reece Interests

Air Force Active In Anticipation Of Red Offensive   Two MIG’s Shot Down, Three Others Damaged

U. S. Fighter Run 6-Day Toll o Red Jets to 29   Shoot Down Two, Damage Three in Korcan Air Battles

29 Communist Planes 6-Day Battle Toll   Chinese Massing for New Offensive in Kumehon Area

American Jets Win Another Round In Battle With Reds  Destroy Two MIGs, Damage Three, Send Rest Fleeing Hama

Yankee Airmen Give Enemy Fliers, Fields Rugged Treatment   Tank-Infantry Teams Find Enemy Massing Much Strength At Kumchon and Pyonggang.

Communist Jets Chased Into Manchuria During 2 Blazing Air Battles

RED AIRFIELDS BELOW BORDER ARE BLASTED  Enemy Forces Reported Increasingly Aggressive Along astern Front.

Three Russian-Built MIG-15s Damaged; Four Communist Air. fields Blasted By U. 8. 5th Air Force   REDS MASSING BELOW KUMCHON. PYONGGANG

Commies May Block POW's Release Tatks   Reds Reported Irked at Way UN  Deamerar  teh

Reds May Block Further Talks on Prisoner Release  May Demand That UN Translate List, Give Reds’ Home Towns

Roster Given Communists  Is In English   Negotiations May Be Delayed Until After Christmas Awaiting Translation

Reds Blocking Talks About PW Freedom      Communigt® Claim L32b 74  List fs Tneomplete     risoner

Prisoner Lists: May Slow Truce  Agreement   Reds Ask Allies To ~ Translate POW Names into Chinese. N. K. __..

Communist Block Further Prisoner Exchange Talks   Demand That UN List of Red POW’s Be Translated Into Chinese and to List Units and Home Towns of Each Prisoner

Reds Indicate Further Block  On Prisoners”   Say Americans Fail to Translate: Communist List

ANNUAL VETS REUNION OPENS HERE MONDAY   Free Acts, Carnival, Softbal  Tourney to be Features of Weck.

VETS REUNION OPENS FOR SIX DAYS MONDAY   Carnival, Free Acts, Fireworks, Softy Tourney at Mt. V. City Park.

Willoughby. Aide of Mae, To Quit Army   Controversial Chief o Intelligence to Offe Services to Genera

GETS COURT ORDER   Power Company Granted a  Restrainer Against  John B. Gage

City, County Civil Defense Program Launched Tuesday   Hudson C. Millar To Head Disaster Aid Efforts Here

Senafe Balks At Fund Cut   Votes Down Efforts te Cu And te increase Fersign Aid Bilt

Senate Refuses Cut in Aid Bill  - 16 Senators Tried  T,. Lawer Amount

Senate Kills New Foreign Aid Cut   Administration Wins Big Victory; Final Vote Near

Dirksen Loses  By 41-31 Vote   Taft Backs Move For Reduction  Of Funds

Senate Balks at Half-Billion Aid Bill Slash   Dirksen Assails" ECA for Engaging Ex-Socialist Chief

Senate Rejects New Cut in Aid  Effort to Trim Bill $500 Million Fails

Reject A Further  Aid Cut   Senate Refuses Half Billion Slash by a Vote  Of 41 to 31

Second Cut to Foreign Aid Bill Defeated   Senate Votes Down Proposed Reduction

 State Executive Uses Prize Thanksgiving Essa  Chinese Girl Student Writes Covernor’s Proclamation

Historic-Drenched Rhode Island Selects Composition of Chinese Girl Thanksgiving Proclamation

Little Chinese Girl Issues Thanksgiving Proclamation  For State Of Rhode Island

Nov. 22 Proclaimed Thanksgiving Day   Chinese Girl Writes Best Thanksgiving Proclamation

Chinese Girl, 17, Provides Official Thanksgiving Day ‘Proclamation for State

‘Court Declines to Lower Bail for 12 Seized Reds   Four Still Sought

Plan To Hold Up Part Of Dividends Hit   Tax Proposal Said Procedure OF A “Police State”

‘Police State Label Placed OnTaxMove  Plan to Hold Dividends Out Ile Acsailed

Prospects Slim For Speedy. Tax Action   Senate To Take Time On Passing Levies

(POLICE STAT CHARGE FLUNG ON TAX PLANS   Investor Attacks House Approved Withholding Idea

Assails Plan To Withhold On Dividends   William Jackman Tells Committee ‘It is Insulting’

Investor Says Plan To Withhold 20 Per Cent Tax From Dividends Would Be ‘Police State’ Method

VOGELER SET FREE BY REDS   is Taken To Vienna For Reunion With Wiie And Children

Hungary Frees U.S. Executive  Vogeler Has Reunion With His Family

U. S. Citizen Held 17 Mos, In Hungary    Phone Official Had Been Tried On, Spy Charse

. WALLINGFORD WMF BAZAAR, NORWEGIAN CAFETERIA LUNCH. FRIDAY. NOY. 2

WALLINGFORD WMF BAZAAR, NORWEGIAN CARELERIA LUNCH, FRIDAY. ‘NOY.

MacArthurs Go To Tennessee  Leave New York By Plane For Murfreesboro Today

Judge Fine Directs Stay of Execution for Zietz and Foster Until Friday, to Coincide With Federal Court Action — Habeas Corpus Hearing for Darcy Tomorrow in Scranton.

Senators Expect New and Higher Price Supports   Increased ‘Props’ Are Anticipated as ‘Spur’ to Production

Senators See Higher Farm Price Floor  Solons Believe Truman Will Ask World War II Act

Higher Support Prices Expected  Food Production e@.... g8,.585 *..4&

Administration May Seek Highe Farm Supports   Two Senators Say President Plans Hike Request

BOOSTED FARM — SUPPORTS SEEN   This Interpretation Put On Portions Of Truman’s Speech

MOVE TO HIKE FARM PRICES EXPECTED   Administration To Request Action, Senators Say

Legislature Told State YCC Helps  Small Percentage Of Offenders Hel

‘Love In Floods’ Story Comes Out   Propinquity Still Works, As Marriage in Flooded Area Reveals

Czech Envoy Quiet   Delegations Line Up Behind Plans To Defend. East

Soviet Bloc Renews Stand Against Pact   Delegates Drive for Weekend Deadline Desnite Interference

Second Round Fire of Soviet  Bloe Is Mild   U. S. Group Believes Signing to Take Place Saturday on Schedule

JAPANESE TREATY 13 ATTACKED BY CZECH DELEGATE   Eighteen Other Speakers at San Francisco Conference Praise Pact With Few Minor Discords.   COMMUNIST POLAND REMAINS TO BE HEARI   Feeling Grows Among Americans That Signing Will Take Place Saturday on Schedule.

Red Bloc’s Fire Dims In Force   Delegates Back Up Treaty Draft As Signing Day Nears

Says MacArthur Denied Japan Demecratie  Gevernment   TREATY SIGNING IS FORECAST SATURDAY

RED BLOC FIRES SECOND ROUND AT JAP PEACE TREATY   Czech Delegate Repeats Gromyko Line, Minus Volume, Invective   HITS ‘SOFT’ PACT   Poland to Be Heard Today Signing of Pact Seen by Monday

Red Bloc Fires Damp Round af Treaty Parley  Czech Delegate Offers Only Dissent; Lacks The Gromyko Fire

Czech Delegate _ Assails Treaty,  But Only Praise Given by Others

Russian Bloe Fires Second  Damp Round   Czechoslovak Dissent! Lacks Pyrotechnics As Accord Grows

Treaty Signing Due Tomorrow As Scheduled  Many Delegates Voice Intention OF Okavina Paci

Gambler To Test Law   Man Arrested After Buying Federal Gambling Stamp Plans Court Test

State Stamp Holders May Go to Court   Oklahoma City Police Begin “Crack Down”; Gamblers Claim They Are Being Persecuted

Leoislature Faces Financial Burden, Defense Problems   Opens 52nd Session In Air of Urgency 

52nd Legislature Open For Business 1 awmakare Tackle Civil Defense And Dollar Shortaqde

Inflation Can Be Controlled, Wilson Asserts   Makes Statement To Senate-House Mobilization Group

Wilson Says Controls Can  Check Hikes   Inflation Nation's Greatest Problem, Committee Is Told

Defense Head Tells of New Inflation Evil   Charles E. Wilson Says Mobilization Threatened

New Control Plan Offered By Stabilizer  i ee ee   Inflation Is Called Greatest Problem   Committee Hears Wilson: Johnston Proposes Limit On Profits

Wilson Tells Watchdog Unit Of His Views   Defense Program Survey Underway In The Senate

Defense Mobilization Chief Sees Inflation As Greatest Problem Confronting Nation

Wilson Says Inflation Top Problem   Defense Mobilizer Testifies Before Senate-House Panel

inflation Real  Threat: Wilson  Mobilizer Heard By Watchdog Committee

Says Big Inflation Problem i in U.S. Can Be Controlled   Mobilizer Wilson Tell Plan to Committee; America Must Have  Strong Economy

INFLATION HIT BY MOBILIZER   Wilson Asserts It Is Big gest Problem But Can Be Controlled   REVIEWS HIGHLIGHTS

Wilson Lists Inflation As Top Problem   Tells Senate-House Watchdog Committee It Can Be Controlled

INFLATION CALLED , NO. 1 U. §. PROBLEM   Wilson Says, However, It Can Be Controlled

Rirline Counts On Selling Out  RASA Usaci Hee Noa   Mid-West Has No Plans Alone For Purchase Of DC-3s

Pride of U. S. Navy Is Finally Freed From — Mudson. River Mudflat

Collazo Ordered On Trial For Try At Assassination   Faces Sentence Of Death If Convicted By Federal Jury

Collazo Brought Into Court Room Under Heavy Guard; First Day To Be Consumed In Pick ing Jury   GOLDSBOROUGH IS PRESIDING JUDGE

Would-Be-Killer On Murder Trial   Puerto Rican Charged With Slaying Guard In Attempt to Kill Truman

Collazo On Trial For Part Played In Truman Plot   Held In Death Of White  House Guard Nov.  In Assassination Attempt

Truman Death Plot Gunman’s Trial Started  s Eourt Room Jammed, .

Collazo Goes On Trial Today   Cherged With Killing White House Guard in Ef. fort to Assassinate Truman

PUERTO RICAN ON TRIAL FOR. KILLING GUARD   Jury Being Selected; Case Results From -. Try on Truman Life

erloRicanQn Prepare To Lift al For Killing —_ Lid On Pay Raises rite House Guard For Most Workers

Collazo On Trial For Murder Effort  Man Who Tried to Kill Truman Faces Jurors

Trial Opened For Collazo  In Washington   Puerto Rican Nationalist Faces Jury In Attempt To Slay President

Nould- Be-Killer On! Murder. Trial   Puerto Rican Charged With Slaying Guard In

Collazo Goes On Trial On Charge Of Slaying President’s Bodyguard

Gen. Ike Favorite of GOP Governors Who  will Talk   Taft Second Choice; Most Demos at Parley Think Truman Will Be Party’s Candidate

Republican Governors kavor Lisenhower but Taft Has Improved in Six Months

TRUMAN'S OPPONENT? a ee Se GOP Govern ors Back The; Taft Runs: Strone Second.

3,000 HOUSES LIKELY FOR NEARBY AREA   Two Big Developers Negotiate for 1500 Acres of Farmland Near Here   ‘PLAN A COMMMUNITY

‘Uneasy Peace Hangs Over (New York Waterfront With Threats of New Tieup

Highway Audit Bill “Missing” From Capital :   Delay Of Vote This Week Sought, It Is Reported

DRIVE AGAINST TITOISM OPENED ‘Three West German Communist Chiefs Ousted In New ‘Purge

Three Reich Reds Purged         West German Leaders Fired In Party Crisis

He Got What He Asked For Slays Cop, Wounds Another, “So That They'll Kill Me’

Reports Enemy Deserting in ‘Bic Numbers   Suggests Casualties May Lead Reds To ‘Lose Faith’

10,000 Captives Claimed By UN   Communist Losses Reach Record High; Chinese Desert as Drive Fails

Told by a Friend Of a Close Friend   Committee in Topeka Says Minister Should Not Have Broadcast Hearsay Charge

friest Banished in Trial’ by Chinese Reds Recuperates at Boswell]

Catholic Priest Finds Recuperating In U.S.A. loy After Red Prison

Homeyer Case Will Go to Jury Some Time Today   District Attorney Calls for Death Penalty; Defense Claims State Hasn't Proved a Murder Was Committed.

State Pressing Murder Charge  Extreme Penalty  ie ’ et melee fe ej; A

SEN. CONNOLLY, FOREIGN POLICY CHIEF, AGAINST TRUMAN'S POLICY TO HELP CHIANG'S TROOPS

Raps Chiang  Fy Pees  a. NO Soe   Connally Scores Aid To Nationalists

Connally Opposes Sending Military Help to Formosa; Soy Rings Probed

POSSIBILITY ‘OF SABOTAGE SEEN IN PLANE CRASH   FBI Agents Search Wreckage, and Area For Disaster Cause

Probe Sabotage In Plane Crash Fatal To Fifty  Four Members Of   Four Members Of One Family Among Victims Of Tragedy

Medal of Honor Winner Says Gls in Korea Are Disgusted by War Without Any Ending

Drivers License Bill is Vetoed by Governor Kohler   Proposal Waived 90 Day Waiting Period, Aided Truck Driver

Kohler Refuses To Ease Penalty  Vetoes Permit Bill On Drunk Driving

Kohler Refuses. to Weaken Law      Vetoes Bill to Ease Drunken Driving Penalty in State

Senator Cites No Charges In Far East Quiz  Official Of Pacific Institute Called In

Stuart Indicted In Assault Case  Three Other True Bills Returned Tuesday

Allies, Pressing On, Throw Back  Counter-Attacks   Rigid Censorship Blacks Out Moves Toward 38th Parallel

Force Guarding BigRed Base Is Beaten Off  Most of Korea Front   Most of Korea Front Quiet But Censorship Veils Major Battle

KOREA FRONT AGAIN TOURED BY M ARTHUR   Greek Troops Claim Win Over Banzai Raid by Foe

Use Knives and Bayonets to Throw Back Red Attempt to Keep Allies Away from Vital Base, Yanks Capture Pungam, 20 Miles From 38th

HILLS ARE LOST TO U.N. INFANTRYMEN   Air Support Curtailed by Inclement Weather

TWO RUSSIAN MIGS DAMAGED   High Speed Battle Swirls For 20 Minutes Over Korea

Draw Line, Says Dewey   And Promise Any Aggressor Bloody Nose Like One Dealt in Korea

Dewey Calls On Free World To Set Up Pacific Defenses, Tell Foe To Stay Bac}

Dewey Has Plan To Protect Free Nations of World   “Would Draw Pacific Defense Line ond Fight to Preserve it, He Tells VF 34.

Dewey Tells Free Nations To Draw Line   Defense of Pacific Calls for Sacrifices

More Than 800,000 Italian Children Have New Easter Shoes, But Many Go Without as UN Supply Exhausted

Have W ew Easter Stoce Bat ‘Mar any Go Without as UN Supply Exhausted.

Indiana Pleads Case Before FSA, Seeking To Hold Aid   Welfare Boardman Declares New Law ‘Not in Conflict’

Welfare Law Opening Book:  Gets Hearing   Democratic Member Of Board Says There Is No Conflict With Social Security Law

Sees ‘Communist Victory’ in Recall of Gen. MacArthur   Rep. Armstrong Praises Conduct and Policies of U. N. Commander.

Armstrong in  Full Support   Upholds Policy Of Gen. MacArthur In War Conduct

No Lunchroom Facilities  Poor Lunches Lot Of Many Harding Pupils

Support of Bond Issue Urged Band and Orchestra Must Practice in Gym

Support of Bond Issue Urged  S pace Shortage Crimps ‘High School Activities

AUSIOGLUID LVL To Close Session  Controversies Over Several Major Issues May Delay Solons  BILLS IN COMMITTEE High School, Compensation,  Veteran Measures in Conferences

Last Day Of Session   But Legislators May Have to Stop Clock to Get Pile of Work Done

Legislature May Turn Clock Back To Get Job Done   Many Bills Have Received No Action: FEPC Measure May Die in Committes

Legislators Hope To Close Session   Controversies Over Severa Major Issues May Delay Solons   BILLS IN COMMITTEE   High School, Compensation Veteran Measures in Conferences

Dies After Car Crashes  With Track In IHinois, En Route from Chicago   Had Taken Part In Highway Meeting   State Police Report He Was Attempting to Pass Track Near Barrington

Communists Try To Halt B-29 Raids   Allied Tanks Rumbk Through Kumsong To Mop Up Enemy

VOTING , SET BY OFFICIALS   City Attorney and Cler! Work Out Schedule for April 3 Election   PRIMARY IS MARCH 20

Bill to Draft 18-Year-Olds  Given Senate   Committee Approves UMTS Plan, 13 to 0; Action in Week Loom:

18-YEAR DRAFT GETS SENATE COMMITTEE OK   Extension of All Service Terms to 26 Months Is Approved

Senate Committee Also Fa vors Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds   EACH DRAFTEE GETS 4 MONTHS TRAINING

Senate Group OKs Draft Of Youths 18, 26 Months Service   Measure Essentially Same As Rewritten By Sub-Committee From Plans Drafted In War Department: Bitter Fiaht Looms On Floor

18-Year-Drafi Ready To Hit Senate Floor   Armed Services Committee Also Approves 26Month Duty

Bill Goes" To Senate For Action   Would Also Extend Service Terms To 26 Months

18-Year-Old Draft Voted By Senate Committee   Extension of All Service Terms to 26 Months Also Unanimously Approved; — Fighting by No Means Over Yet.

Senate Group Okays UMST, 18-Year Draft  26-Month Service Terms Approved

Senate Committee Approves Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds   Service Term Lengthened to 26 Months Under Measure Sent To Floor For Action; Four Months’ Basic Training Mandatory

Time Of Senate Action On Bill Is Not Certain  Youths To Be Put ~  At Bottom Of List . A-d Have Training

‘Love Burglar Loses Fight te Save Life: Victims Say Death Is Just

UN Forces Lay Down Barrage On Red Path —   Gen. Van Fleet Puts Defenders North of Seant

Level Barrage at Invading Foe   Van Fleet Says City Has Prestige as kok Capital

Allies Prepare for Defense of South Korean Capital   Reds Hope to Take Seoul As “May Day” Prize: Enemy Losses Heavy.

Reds Pour Down On Seoul In Attempt to Capture on May Day; Han River Next Line   No House-to-House Fight Planned —

'Not Quite So Cold’ Forecast Today After Another Night of Zero Chill   Snow Here Early, Covers Icy Streets

Twin Tornadoes Hil Texas Town   Wreck Wheot Elevater Hail Levels Cotton

Lowlands Along Mississippi in Path of Floods   Hannibal, Canton Threatened as Rains Swell to Overflowing

Solons Avoid "Dangerous" Dispute Overtime Pay Curbs For Workers Iqnored

Hospital Clerical Error  Funeral Cancelled As Sister Is Found Alive

Funeral Cancelled, Dinner Cold Hospital Error Brings  i a  Weird Woes to Old Man

Fighting Tri-Staters  (News of our Fighting men Pr ne as ee   MIDDLESBORO YOUTH WOIDNKER IN KAPPA

HESON'S STORY QN CHINA POLICY HIT BY BREWSTER   Never Heard Such ‘BareFaced Distortion,’ He Tells Senate   BLASTS TESTIMONY   MacArthur Vetoed Safety Zone Plan, Secretary Tels Probers

Secretary’s Testimony: Under Fire  Policy Called Miracle Of Confusion

Crime Probe Testimony  Continuing   ‘Perfect Murder’ Case Is Recalled

Probers Told of Death Fall’   Former Police Official Tells of Key Witness

Full-Scale Inquiry Due On Shaver, Mrs. Bratton   Counsel For Committee Resigns As Barkley’s Secretary Faces Probe Of Activities

Nixon Asks Full Inquiry Of Roles Of Barkley Aide, Shaver In Loans

Nixon Pushes Loan Activities Investigations   Barkley’s: Secretary, Small Business Counsel Are Allegediy: Involved

Senator Asks Thorough Airing Of Loan Probe   Barkley Secretary, Committee Counsel Are Under Scrutiny

Nixon Calls For Full-Scale Probe In Action Of Shaver, Mrs. Bratten

Today $20,792.6 Per Cent of Goal 42.2 " Goal $49,314   Inquiry Into RFC Influence

, With the State Legislature— House Amends Senate ‘Income Tax Measure

Wilson and Truman Go  Into Huddle   Mobilizer Says Neithe Knows What “Labor Shooting About.”

Disarmament Group Believed Okayed In UN   Source Says West, Soviet Agree On Formation Of ' Arms Commission

Arms Talks Close .   Only Accord Reached At Secret Parley in ‘ Paris Is on Forming  ‘OF Commission

Reach No Accord on Immediate Banning  Of the Atomic Bomb   Diplomat Reports Disarmament Group Plans to Meet in Spring To Draw Up Limitation Plans

Secret Session Maps Arms Plan  Big Four Reported Aareed on Study

Big 4 Okays Disarmament!  Commission  Would Consider Rival Proposals

REPORT WEST, REDS REACH AGREEMENT   Commission Would Study Rival Disarming Plans   NO PLAN MADE   To Outlaw Atomic Bombs, Informed Sources Say; To Meet In Spring

West And Russia Agree To Establish Commission   Disarmament Group Could Consider Rival Plans For Arms Reduction. And Atomic Control]

‘Commission Now Planned By Big Four   Would Consider  Arms Reduction

West, Russia To Form Commission Which Could Consider Disarmament

Report Arms Study Group ls Agreed On   Disarmament Group Would Consider East And West Plans For Disarming, A-Plan

West And Russia Said Agreed On Commission   Disormament Plans Will Be Discussed Probably In Spring

Agree To Form Group To Study Rival Plans   Western Powers And Soviet Russia Reach One Decision

West, Soviet Said Agreed on Forming Disarmament Group   Big Four Ends Secret Talks; Report Tomorrow

Report West, Soviet Agree On Commission  Group To Consider "e+ + wea? a é   Group To Consider Rival Plans for Arms Cut, Atomic Control

West, Russia Agree On" Disarmament Commission   GROUP TO GO TO WORK NEXT SPRING, DRAW UP ARMS LIMITATION PROPOSALS

East, West OK Study of Plans   Report Big Four Agreement on Farmation of UN Commission

Hint Agreement On Disarmament   Big Four Ministers End Secret Parley

Commission on Disarmament ls Agreed, Report   Western Powers, Sovie' to Form New Group tc Study Opposing Plans

Would Study West's. Soviet’s Proposals Disarmament Commission Only Big 4 Agreement

Disarmament Commisson Is Only Progress Made at Talks   First Report Will Be Made To U. N. at Session Tomorrow

Agreement Reported on Plan For Study of Disarmament  Western Powers and Russia Would Submit Rival Proposals Fer Possible Final Action

Agreement Reported Or Arms Board   Big Four Powers Conclude Secret Talks In Paris

Soviet-West Reach Accord On Arms Cut   Commission Stated To Discuss Control Of Atomic Weapons

BIG 4IN AGREEMENT  Would Form Commission to Study Rival Plans for Disarmament

Disarmament Group To Study Proposals  West and Russia Agree to Com  micaan ta Cancider Rival: Plans.

West. Russia May Settle Arms Plan   Diplomatic Source  Savs Big Four Agree On Disarm Commission

Western Powers And Russia Reported To Have Agreed To Set  : : iy ‘Up Disarmament Commission

REPORT WEST, REDS REACH AGREEMENT   Commission Would Study Rival Disarming Plans   To Outlaw Atomic Bombs, Informed Sources Say; To Meet In Spring

Big Four Agree On Arms Group   Report Says Two Plans to Be Studied

Plans on Arm Reductionto Be Reviewed   Russia and West Agree Commission Be Formed to Iron Out Differences _

Commission Planned in Secret Talks   Meeting in Spring to Take Up Rival Proposals Slated

POWERS AGREE ON ARMS CROUF   ‘Russia And West To Form  Commission To Study Disarmament

To Establish Commission On Disarmament   Group To Consider Rival East And West Plan: ls Agreed Upon During Meeting in Paris-

Limitation Plan Hinted By Diplomat   East German Views To Be Given UN

DISARMAMENT ~ COMMISSION T0 BE FORMEL   Big Four Complete Talks ‘May Name Group To Study Rival Plans.

Russia Willing For Commission  To Check Plans   Disarmament And Atomic Control Would Be Pondered.

New Blizzard Strikes And May Be A Whopper   Upper Parts Of Midwest Due For Storm Tonight 0: Tuesdey—Four To Eight Inches OF Snow  tn Mdantana

Big New Blizzard in North U.S.   Latest Storm, Forecast ers Say, Promises to Be Whopper.

New Blizzard Whirls Down On Midwest   Weather Bureau Men Say Latest Storm Will Be a ‘Whopper’

Half-Starved Family Is Rescued From Snowbound Sierra Cabin After Week

Half Starved Family Of Four Brought To Safety Alter A Week Snowbound In Cabin

Oatis Case Gives Newsmen Chills  yr. YY WW... . ow fo OLacnn a. WM nwnlesn INIT TWisa Wawel,   Trial Transcript Shows He Merely Did His Work

Red “ Justice” ‘Chills West   The following dispatch is based on the first official U. S. transcript of the Oatis tri-! received in this country.

To Check Farm Soil Practices By Townships  Annual Reports Du At These Meeting

To Check Farm Soil Practices By Townships  Annual Reports Due At These Meetings Ta Obtain Darrmante

Defense Sec. Speaks for President   Expected to Oppose War on Chinese Mainland

MacArthur StandTakes Two Angles   He Says Red China Can Be Squashed Without Fear of Russian Entry Into War  Also Sees ‘Assist’ Stalemate, He Believes,  Will Give Russians Encouragement

CZECH ACCUSED OF DEFYING U.S,   Senator Jenner Calls For Government To Take Proper Steps Ta Effect Release Of Oatis.

Senator Accuses Czech Official   Defying U. S. Govt., Declares Jenner

Accuses Czechs of Defying U.S.  Senator Angered by Envoy's Stand on .

Calls Anew For Freedom For Oatis  Sen. Janner In   Sen. Janner In Accusation That Czechs “De fy’

Legislature Returns To Work Today  Some Administration Legislation To Be  Hhftarad Thic Waak

State Assembly Convenes Today   Two-Week Recess Ends. Interest Centers In  Deadlock Over Cabinet

Communist Drive Appears To Be Sputtering On All Fronts In Flaming Korean War; Enemy Paid Tremendously For Minor Gains

U.S. Jets Best $0 Red MIGs   No Loss to Allies Reported in Fight

American Flyers Destroy, Damage {0 Red Mig Jets   U.N. Ground Troop: Capture ‘Towering Peak From Enemy

County PMA List Given   Members to Convene _ Saturday and Elect “County Committeemen

ounty PMA List  Given   ynbers to Convene rday and Elect aty Committeemen

Truman Asks For Increased Taxes, Credit: Tightening   Tells Congress ‘Inflationary Pressures” S31] Below Peak: Fair'Gadings Sought

Truman Outlines Measures... . Stricter Economic _ Controls Proposed

President Urges A Harder Fight Against Inflation   In Special Messag e to Congress Truman Stresses Neéd for ‘Fair’ Farm Ceilings to Hold HCL Down

TRUMAN ASKS FOR CURBS ON FARM PRICES   President Also Seeks Higher Taxes, Tighter Credit Controls; Says Inflation Peak Still to Come.

Asks Ceiling On Farm And Other Products   President Warns Inflation Push Not Yet at Peak

Truman Is Ready To Give Program lo Congressmen  ———   To Outline Plan For Tighter Controls And Broader Rent Curbs

Truman Asks Tighter Price, Credit Control:   Would Freeze Farm Par ity, Okeh Subsidies Tf Needed

Crackdown Due On Food Cost,  Rent Controls   President's Program . “May Be- Sent: ‘Congress Before. End OF: Day *

PRESIDENT URGES FAIR CEILINGS ON FARM OUTPUT      Message To Congress Calls For Fast Action To Ward Off Inflation

President Also Aske Congress for Tighter Credit Controls and Fair Ceilings on Farm and Other Products—Tells Nation’s Lawmakers World Situation Could Explode at Any Time

Higher Taxes, Tighter Credit Controls Urged   President Tells Congress Inflationary Pressures “Have Not Yet Reached Their Peak” In Nation

New Control Setup Sent To Congress   Higher Taxes, Farm Products Ceiling Asked

Farm Product Ceilings Urged By President   Congress Asked To Vote Increased, Taxes And Tight Credit Controls In Inflation Fight

Truman Asks New Powers fo Fight  Rising Inflation Wants Higher Tax,   Wants Higher Tax, Credit Controls And Farm Ceilings

Solons to Get Tighter Curbs Plan   Truman Will Send Message Today  or Tomorrow

President Seeks Tighter Controls, Farm Price Limit  Freeze of Parity Figures Proposed In Truman Plan

Congress To Get President's New Controls Setup  Harry Recommends Tighter Controls,

Truman Asks Higher Taxes, Credit Control   Also Wants ‘Fair Ceilings On Farm, Other Commoditie:

Call For Billions  In ‘Taxes   President in Special Message Asks Ten Billion  Immediately

Truman Wants New Inflation Measures Now   Urges Speed on Higher Taxes, Tighter Credit Rules, Farm Ceilings

Asks Speed In War on Inflation   President Urges Action on Credit Controls, Taxes, and New Farm Ceilings

WEATHER   Truman Fears More Inflation; Plans Three- Point Rattle

Truman’s Plan For Tighter Food Price Controls May Go Before Congress Today

Higher Taxes, Tighter Control On Credits Asked by Truman   Urges Speedy Action in the Face of Tense World Situation, Inflationary Pressures

CONTROL PLAN NEAR CONGRESS   Lawmakers To Receive Trumcn Proposals In Special Message  OPPOSITION FORMING

TAA nIKE AND CREDIT GUD ALSO SOUGHT   Truman Urges Quick Actior in View of “Explosive World Crisis.”

Truman Seeks Tighter Food, Rent Controls  Preview of Bill To Extend DPA

Inflationary Pressures Haven’t Reached Peal Yet, President Says   Boost In Taxes Is Requested Also   Tighter Credit Control: And ‘Fair Ceilings On. Products Backed

President Asks New Legislation To Tighten Curtis   Farm Products Ceilings Part Of New Request

Truman Asks for Higher Taxes, Tighter Credit Controls and Fair Farm Products Ceilings   Says Inflotionory Pretsures Not Yet At Their Peak, Also Thot Wortd jituation Could-Explode At Any Time Now

--MOBILIZATIONControl  Program s Ready   CONGRESS MAY GET If TODAY

Truman Asks Higher Taxes, Farn Ceilings and Tighter Credit ‘Controls in Special Message

Stern Measure To Close Holes In Law Drafted   President's Plan to Put Teeth in Nation’s Mobilization Will Be Submitted Soon

Truman Control Program Goes To Congress  President’s New   President’s New Plan To Halt Prices Is Ready

Inflationary Pressure Seen Still Climbing   Ten Billion Heavier Levy, ‘Fair' Price Ceilings Called for

Inflation Not Yet af Peak, Congress Told   “Fair Ceilings’ Asked on Farm, Other Products

Fair Ceilings on Farm and Other Products Sought   Time-Is Short, Special Message Says; Asks 10 Billion Tax Boost

fruman Asks More Taxes, Controls, ‘Fair Ceilings’   President Says Inflationary Trends Must Be Halted Quickly.

FETE   4R VAAL PSEA EAA 28 EE  Anniversary of Great Spanish Writer to Be Observed at K. U.

Deeper In North  Korea   Air Battle is Fought Second Day Near Border Of Manchuria

Heavy Red Fire Meets Patrols North Of Border  Allies Feet Gut Red Chinese Buildup For Spring Offensive

4. N. Task Force Located 4 Miles North Of Border   Dispatches Report Unit Encounters Heavy Red Mortar Fire Crossing Into Territory; Another Group Moves Ahead at Yongpyong

Allied Drive Gains 4 Miles Across Parallel   Resistance Heavy; Ominous Build-Up By Reds Continues

Huge Red Army Set For Fight   U.S. Jet Fighters Knock Down MIG In Aerial Battle

‘Enemy Offers Stiff Resistance To Task Force  » Half-Million Reds Po to Launch Sorina Offensive

One Task Force Meets Heavy Communist Fire  Gains Up to Two Miles Are Reported Today; Air Battles Continue

Chinese Put Up Stiff Resistance North of Border   Report 500,000 Red: Are Massed for ; Southward Drive; More Air Bottlac

Allied Forces Drive Deeper Across Line   Four-Mile Advance Is Recorded by UN Task Forces; Air Fighting Is Picking Up

Red Resistance Mounts; U.S. Jet: Win Air Battle   Allied Task Force Moves Four Miles Above Border: Red Ground Forces Supply Lines Riddled

Allies Drive Ahead Under Heavy Fire   Task Force Meets Strong Resistance North of 38 Line

Communists Offer Heavy  Resistance   Reports Indicate 500,000 Reds Set For Spring Drive

Task Foree Drives 4 Miles Into Red Area  Korean Communist Resistance Heavy In Parallel Push

Yanks Buck Stiff Red Resistance   Drive Ahead Through Heavy Fire North Of Border on West Front: Planes Rin at Ruildun

Red Offensive  Draws Near  Believe Commies Have Half Million Troops On Front

Allied Task Unit  Enters Red Korea  Meets Heavy Fight In Four-Mile Push

Allied Task Force Pushes Forward Against Tough Communist Defense: Enemy Has Half Million Troops

Force Hits 4. Miles Into Red Korea   American Jets Fight Another Duel Near Manchurian Border

Heavy Opposition Encountered In Red Territory  Communists Continue Huge Buildup On Central Front

Enemy Massing Troons North of 38th Parallel   Allied Warplanes Blast Supply Lines And Buildup Areas

Patrols Drive Chinese From Central Hills   ‘Huge Red Build-Up Gives Hint Largest Offensive Planned

U. N. Forces Probe Deeper Across 38th Parallel   Red Resistance On Increase As Enemy Masses 500,000 Men.

DRIVE 4 MILES AGROSS 388TH   Probing American Patrols Rout Chinese Reds from Two Hills

Number Red Force af Near Half Million   Expect Communists To Launch Spring Offensive In Mud

Task Force In Plunge  Over Northern Border ‘Under Artillery Fire

Heavy Red: Mortar Fire Anc Artillery Beyond Parallel   Tokyo, April 4. (AP)—An Allied task force drove four miles north of the Red Kofean border today agains!  i. ft

Allied Force Drives North Against Reds   Meets Hoavy Resistence Near Tepyeng; Commu nist Buildup ia Center  Craetaues

U.N. Task Force Drives 4 Miles North of Border   §00,000 Reds Reported Massed on Central Front for New Drive

Task Force Drives North Of Parallel   United Nations Forces Eyeing Concentration Of Large Communist Army For Spring Drive

UN Task Force Meets Heavy Chinese Resistance Four Miles Above Border

Reds Offer Heavy Fight AtTopyong   Half-Million Troops Are Reported Massed for Offensive; Allies Probe Strength   Attack Is Expected   Rain and Mud Seen Favorable to Chinese Assault

One Task Force Meets Heavy Communist Fire  Mntine lla ta Tian Milas   Gains Up to Two Miles Are Reported Today; Air Battles Continue

UN Task Forces Jab at Reds’ Buildup Area  American Pilots Down Te tee tn

Allied Force Drives 4 Miles Beyond Parallel; Planes Rip Red Supplies

Allies Meeting Heavier Fire But Move Ahead   Massing Operations By Communists Continue  To Grow.

Allies Press On Thro Enemy Fire   Task Force Pushes. 4 Miles   WITHDRAWS IN NIGHT   U. N. Airmen Continue to Rip at Enemy Buildup in North Korea

Allied Unit Drives Four Miles North Cf Red Border   Task Force Pushes Ahead In Face Of Heavy Red  Mortar Fire, Artillery

ALLIED PROBING FORCES CONTACT RED STRENGTH   ESTIMATE REDS ARE BUILDING 500,000 MAN ATTACK FORCE

4MIGS DOWNED, 7 DAMAGED IN LAST TWODAYS   Allied Ground Forces Push On Against Grow: ing Red Resistance.

Allies Hit Fierce Red  Resistance  GI’s Drive 4. Mile: North of Parallel

Allies Push Four Miles North of 38   Meet Stiff Resistance; Accounts of Enemy Buildup Go On.

ALLIES ADVANCE AGAINST ENEMY ARTILLERY FIRE   Chinese Routed From Hills In Another Area—Planes Lash Reds In Air And On  Ground.

ALLIES PUSH FOUR MILES PAST BORDER   Probe Outer Areas of Huge Red Buildup Where 500,000 Enemy Troops Are Massing.

Task Force Pushes 4 Mile Past Border Against Red Mortars   WITHDRAWS IN NIGHI   WYN SALE SEZEWU STV RF 24% aVaree £4  U. N: Airmen Continue tc Rip at Enemy Buildup. in North Korea

Task Force Goes 4 Miles North - : Of Red Border  Foe Uses Mortar an nd

Red Mortar Fire Gaining Strength   Another U. N. Force Punches Two Miles Inte Communist Korea; Allied Planes Rip Into Enemy Supply Lines

Allied ‘Troops Meeting Heavy  Enemy Gunfind   Large Red Force Reported  Moving Into Build-Up Area

More Russian Planes Going Into Action   Chinese Resistance In North Korea Reported Tougher

U. S, PATROLS PROBE AREAS OF RED BUILD UP   Enemy May Launch Greatest Attack of War Any Day Now.

Killer of Eight Eludes Police   Stolen Car Found On Mexican Road

Mine Blast May Mean Death Te 135 Men Rescuers Say 40 Killed. Hold Little Hope For Others 7

Fire Following Blast Hampers Rescue Efforts   Little Hope Held Any of Trapped Men Are Alive

Disaster Hits Big Coal Pit  th. Ulinois   Oaly Four Survivors  Reported as 75 Trapned Men Snnieht

Corporations Hit Along With Income Earners  Income Levy Raised   Income Levy Raised 1212 Per Cent; Ceilings Hoisted

House Group Votes For 12'/2 Pct. Hike  In All Income Tax   Bitter Debate Marks Consideration Of Bill As Republicans Charge It Was “Railroaded Through” Committee; Corporations Hit Aqain

Divided House Group Raises Income Taxes   GOP Minority Roars “Railroad!” When Dem:  Push Through Recommendation For  121, Flat Hike In Levy

INCOME TAX BOOST SET AT 122%   Plan Somewhat Easier On Little Fellows Than Previous Bill

New Plan Ups Income Taxes   House Group Votes 12 1-2 Percent Hike “Bite’ Fased On Smal! Wage Farners

House Committee Votes 12.5% Hike In Income Taxes  Republican Members

EW ‘WAYS’ TO GET ‘MEANS’  House Body Votes Income, Corporation Tax Boosts

Divided House Group Votes New Tax Hike   Corporation and Personal Levies Boosted 12'2 Per Cent

1214 Pereent Income Tax Hike Looms  That Figure OR’  tas i ae   That Figure OK’¢ By Committee Alter Hot Debate

Todawv’s Skies   Group Votes To Hike Individual Taxes 12.5 Per Cent

Hot Arguments Against Dems On Income Levy   Republicans Are Overriden In Vote; Hits Corporations

Everybody’s Taxes Would Jump 12.5% Under New Plan   Republicans Charge Changes Railroaded Through— Flat Rate Would Be Easier On Smaller Income Tax Paverse

Group Decides To Raise All: Income Taxes  Republicans Charge Plan ‘Railroaded’ After Secret Huddle

Raging Snow Kills 10 In Midwest  Worst Blizzard Of Season ~ Chokes Trevel

10 Lives Lost In.Chill Wave   Upper Midwest Lies Beneath Deep Snow

Field Chiefs Would Seek  Cease-Fire   “Strictly Military’ Armistice Is Goal  Of Moscow

RED PLAN: NEGOTIATE _ IN FIELD   Russia Suggests Commanders Make Korean Truce Terms on Strictly Military Questions.

State Dept. Announces Soviet Plar   Leaders in Field Would Negotiate Truce on Military Issues.

Russia Proposes UN, North Korea China Negotiate   Suggests Armistice Terms Limited To Military Questions

Wants Battle CommandersTo Decide Terms   Offers No Permanent Peace Proposal; U.N. Studying Cease-Fire Suggestion.

Terms Strictly Military Says  Soviet Union   Gromyko Says Truce To Have Cease-Fire— No Territorial or Political Questions

Russian Proposal Forwarded to U. S. Ambassador Kirk   UN, North Korean and Red Chinese Commanders Listed As Parties to Negotiate

USSR PROPOSES UN, REDS PLAN ARMISTICE  a a ee ee eee  eee ES TS      Suggestion Maze by Russia that Terms 2 cimited to Military Questions; Gromyko's Proposal   Lie Encouraged On Basis of Peace Talks So Far   Series of Red Attacks Smashed By Allied Artillery; UN Ground Officer Sees No Maior Thrust

Territorial Or Political Issues Would Not Be In Negotiations   Gromyko Gives Proposal  To U.S. Ambassador At Moscow

Gromyko Says Russ Unaware of China View   Commanders in Field Would Be Principals in Cease-fire Talks

Soviet ‘Peace Plan’ Clarified OnPleaof U.S   Military Leaders Would Agree Upon Cease-Fire Terms

Russians Want Talk Limited To Military Issues  Attitude Of Chinese Regime Unknown

Soviet Outline To Ambassador Now Under Study  Cease-Fire Talks To Include Reds, Koreans and U.N.

Soviets Suggest Terms Be Limited Strictly to Military Questions; State Department Studies Proposal  No Political or Territorial Matters Would Be Settled

State Department Outlines Terms Of Proposal From Soviet Union; To Discuss Only Military Matters

State Dept. Makes Public Proposal   Cease Fire Would  Be Limited Strictly To Military Issues, Statement Says

Russia Proposes Armistice   Urgent Note To Truman  Iran Premier Turns To U. S.  In Hope To Ease Oil. Crisis

No Plan Is Offered To Keep Peace   North Korea, Red China, UN Would Plan Negotiations

‘Cease Fire’ On Strictly Military Basis Proposed   Suggests No Steps Beyond Military Truce In Korea

Would Let Commanders  Do Talking   Armistice Terms Would Stick To Military Problems

Two Boys At Play Suffocate In Refrigerator   Russia Proposes Armistice

Cease-Fire Hopes Rise as Russians Clarify Proposal   Suggestion That UN, North Korea And Red China Work Out Truce or Military Basis Viewed With Favor

Proposal Made Yesterday to U.S. Ambassador Kirk   Soviets Would Have Field Commanders Negotiate on Terms

Would Limit Terms "to Strictly Military Questions,” U. S. Ambassador Kirk Js Informed at Moscow.

CHINESE REDS INCLUDED IN NEGOTIATIONS   Armistice Talks Limited To Strictly Military Questions

Terms of Armistice Given U. S$. Ambassador By Gromyko in Moscow  Kremlin Would Limit Issues To Questions Dealing Solely

MOSCOW WANTS TRUCE ARRANGED BY WAR CHIEFS   Sovict Suggests Fielcl Commanders Negotiate Armistice — Limited To Military Questions.

State. Department Reveals Soviet Union Has Proposed Conference Between UN, North Korean and Red Chinese To Negotiate Cease-Fire Limited to Strictly Military. Questions

Gromyko Urges Negotiations in Moscow Talks   Territorial Matters Would Be Decided After the Cease-Fire

Would Include Chinese Reds in Peace Talks   Urges Commanders Talk, Limit Terms to Military Questions

Soviets Urge Battlefield Truce Talks   Field Generals’ Parley Basis Of Proposal

Talks. Would  nclude China   ‘Gromyko Proposes to Kirk Parleys Limited to Military Questions

Proposes Military Conference To End Bloody Korea Fighting   U. S., Chinese and North Korean Leaders Would. Meet to Discuss Terms for Battle Armistice: No Political Terms Mentioned

Russia Wants Commanders To Discuss Peace  RAthtan ., Pisce mnk* nmr   ' Military Questions Only Suggested As Basis Of Talks

Russia Would Have Military Make Armistice   Plan Announced by State Department

‘Only Military Affairs Should Be Discussed’   U. S. Studying Note On Proposed Meeting Of Field Commanders

Russia's Proposal Is Military Armistice   State Department Announces Details Proposed by Gromyko In Moscow to US Ambasador: No Lull In Korean Fichtina

Reports Are Reds Would Bypass ULN.  Scheme May Save Rann Dae Chinn.

Urges Field Armistice by Commanders  State Department Releases Gromyko’s Cease-Fire Program

Says Armistice toBe Limited   Commanders Would Not Determine Territorial Issues

Military Leaders Would Meet   Urges Negotiations By Chinese, Korean And U.N. Chiefs

Russia Suggests Truce on Military Matters Only   Proposal Would Not Include Territorial, Political Issues.

—NO POLITICS— Proposal Made to U.S. Envoy   LIE CHEERED BY PROGRESS

Military Basis For Negotiation Now Suggested   Conferences Held On Short Notice by Nations Involved

‘Russians Suggest ‘Three Commanders In Korea Confer   North Korean, Red Chinese And UN Leaders In Battle Would Discuss Only Military Questions Under Plan Given Ul. 5S. Ambassador

Includes Chinese In Its Proposal For Cease-Fire   Gromyko Reply To Kirk Says Only Militars Heads To Put End To Fighting

AUSGIA WANTS REDS IN TALKS ON ARMISTICE   Suggests Negotiations by UN North Korea and Chinese Army Commanders.

ihe Talk on ‘Miiary  Terms   NAMES THREE GROUPS   U. N., North Koreans, Chinese Reds Would Take Part in Plan

Moscow Gives United States Picture  Of Steps Needed To End War Operatior

REDS PROPOSE MILITARY TALKS   U.N., No. Korean, Chinese Would Participate  IMPLICATIONS   Of Gromyko’s Observations Are Being Studied By State Department

Russia Proposes  Battlefront Truce  Commanders Would Dicker Only on Military Issues

Russia Suggests UN, North Korea, Red Chinese Leaders Negotiate To Terminate War

Urge Commanders Agree On Armistice; Settle Political Issues Later

Would Consider Purely Military Questions, Plan   Cease-Fire Order to Be Preliminary; No Further Definition

NO SUGGESTIONS "FOR SETTLEMENT OF CONTROVERSY   GROMYKO EXPLAINS SOVIET ATTITUDE TO U. S. AMBASSADOR

Kremlin Gives Specific Ideas On Cease-Fire   U. N., Red China North, South Korean Parley Suggested

Russia Proposes Leaders of 3 Areas Negotiate   Limit Terms to ‘Military Questions’

WANTS IT LIMITED TO MILITARY, NOT POLITICAL ISSUES   State Department Announces U.N. Allies Are Being Consulted—Assurances Against Resuming Hostilities Would Be Considered.

Russia Suggests  Korean Armistice Terms to Stop Fighting Would Be Limited to Military Issues   Proposal Is for Russia, United Nations, Red Korea and Chinese to Talk Terms

Lists U.N., Red Forces   Proposes Commanders Negoticte Armistice on Strictly Military Questions

Limit Terms to Military Matters Only, Suggestion   Korean Armistice No! to Include Political, Territorial Questions

Suggest Heads Of Opposing Armies Agree   Territorial And Political Angles Would Be Studied

Only Military Questions Would Be Considered   US. Officials Take Up Cease-Fire With Allies

Gromyko In Clarification Of Peace Bid   Field Commanders Would Talk Only . Military Questions

Says Army Men Should  Set Terms   Armistice Would Be Limited To Military Questions

Acheson In Paris For U.N. Session   United Nations To Open Conference On Tuesday

Western Trains Halted By Soviets Near Berlin   Action Threatens New Outbreak Of Cold War In Ber lin: Barge Tieup Inside Capital Heightens Tension

Bribery Charged in Tax Proposal   Dems Blast the Revival Of Once Defeated Bill  To Levy Incomes in Pa.

SEES EASING OF SOME CONTROLS BY EARLY 1953   Istinston Warns Full Impact Of Military Spending Yet To Be Felt

Borring Attack  Economic Controls Mwy be OFF By Early 1958. Johnson Says

Slack On Controls Predicted By 1953   Johnston Says War Impact Not At Height Yet

Portugal Picks New President  Strong Man Premier Racke Airman. 47

Truman fo Make Bid for Support Of Policies  Foreign Policy Talk Is Expected Tonight

Political Bid Due Tonight In Truman _—  -Expe wih sg yale   Expect Emphasis On Foreign Policy In Talk To Women

President To Make Bid For Support Tonight  ri: F. - o«*hsl   Flying To Capital To Address Women’s Democratic Club

PRESIDENT 10 MAKE POLITICAL TALK TONIGHT   GOP Busbey Says Democrats Should Pay Costs of Air Trip.

Expect Truman To Make Bid for Support Tonight   More Potential Democratic Candidates Bob Ur In Absence of Word from White Houses

Truman to Appeal for Support   President Flying Back To Washington to Talk Before Democratic Club

Truman Talk Tonight To Be Political   Addresses Democratic Women; Not Expectec To Disclose Plans

Truman Will Ask Citizens Back Program   Frank Bid for Support To Be Included in His Major Political . Address Tonight

TRUMAN TO ASK AID FOR PARTY IN AIR SPEECH   President Slated To ‘Address Nation Tonight—To Ask Po. litical Backing Of  Administration,

Truman To Bid For Political Support Tonight   Addresses Women’s National Democratic Club at 10 O'clock

Truman to Ask Support For  Administration   To Emphasize Foreign Policy, Peace Aims— Rayburn is Possible Presidential Nominee

Truman Bid For Support Tonight   To Broadcast Speech To Democratic Club

Truman’s Talk In Washington Will Be Aired   President Seen Set To Ask Support On Policy. Peace Aims

Truman Again Denies Any Offer to Ike   President to Address Democratic Women Tonight

Truman to Make Fair Deal Bid _ in Talk Tonight   Unlikely to Announce His Own Plans, Is General Belief

Truman To Appeal For Party Unity   President Flies To Capital For Address Tonight

Truman Halts Vacation To Make Speech   Denies Again He Offered Generel  752 Nomination

Truman Expected To Bid ‘Support’   Democratic Women’s Club Address May Carry Emphasis on Policies

Truman Makes Open Political Bid Tonight   Seeks Approval Of Administration In Party Address

TRUMAN TALKS TONIGHT Will Make Plea for Support of Ad: ministration Policies

Truman to Put Emphasis Upon Foreian Policy   Women’s Natonal Democratic Club Host To President:

Plans Being Completed for Traininég Of 80,000 Auxiliary Police in the State

STATE TO TRAIN DEFENSE FORCES   Plans Completed For Giving Instruction To More Than 80,000 Auxiliary Policemen In Pennsylvania

British Women's Vote May Decide Election Outcome   Conservative Victory Seen Despite Last-Minute Gains By Labor Government Force:

British Election Campaign Now In Final Hours  Both Sides Express   Both Sides Express Confidence Of Being Victorious Thursday

U. 5. Remember:  Pearl Harbor,  ‘Day Of Infamy’ Ten Years Ago Today  Japs’ Sneak Attack Stunned World

NATION AGAIN FEARS “SNEAK ATTACK"  Anniversary Of Day. That ‘Will Live: In ies fennieh

NATION AGAIN FEARS "SNEAK ATTACK”  Anniversary .Of Day. That “Will Live-In: infamy

Mock Atomic Raid Today On Capital   Nation Girding For War On Anniversary Of Jap Sneak Attack

'Mother And Father Desperate— Receive Many Offers To Take Seven Children For Adoption

HELP OFFERS POUR’ IN Replies Swamp Family After Plea for Adoption

Children To Stay— Proposals Flood Columbus Family. Gets Offer Of Job

Court Order Bans Pickets At Hospitals   Violence Breaks Out; Doctors, Nurses Manhandled

Reds ‘Want Everyliing’ but  Refuse To Give Anything, UN Trece Team Claims

Few Coal Mines Idle ‘in Memory’   Investigators Still Probing Tragedy that Brought Death to 119

Lewis Goes Into Blasted Mine  Joins Investigators At West Frankfort

Good Aiternoon! In Today’s Journal   Prisoner Offers To Give The Lowdown Gang's Plot To Kill Wichita Feallc Marais Is Revealed

Good Afternoon! In Today's Journal      Prisoner Offers To Give The Lowdown Gang's Plot To Kill Wichita Eallc Attorney Is Revealed

rmed Guards elay Allied  eace Convoy   Convoy to Kaesong  Halted More Than Hour For "Protection Against Guerrillas,” Reds Report

Move To Restore Postal Service Before Senate   Two Deliveries Per Day Sought For US.

Janitors Strike Closes Schools In Minneapolis   400 Walk Out in Pay Dispute, 93 Buildings Are Shut Down

Price War Spreads to Other Citie;   Cash Registers Sul Jingling In New York City

PRICE WAR SPREADS AS SALES RISE   Slips, Aspirin and Panf Down; More Cities  In Cut Parade

Viieo War Batite  Bargain Hunters Stage New Assault ow New York Stores

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   New York Price War Rages On; Other Cities ‘Get Into the Act

Senators Plan Methods to Make Post Office Pay   Higher Rate for Less Weight Looms; One Delivery Stays

RADIO STATEMENT - MADE BY ICARDI   Is Sure People Will Absolve Him in Death

Complete alphabetical list of prisoners starts on Page 24.   Truman Urges Caution in Acceptina List

Skepticism on List Is Urged By President   First Report of Hoosier Was GI From Greensburg

‘Truman Stresses List From Reds Not Verified Might Not Be Accurate

Prisoner List Is Unverified   Nation Warned to View Report With Skepticism

TRUCE PARLEY BOGCED DOWN IN BICKERING   Report No American Killed in Action Past 24-Houwr Period

US Seeking Lend Lease Payments   Russia Owes U. S. $11,000,000,000 For War-time Aid

Location of Buffer Zone Discussed at Truce Parley   Reds Believed Arquing For Parallel 38 While Allies Want Present Battle Line

1AM Nrlu  1 Fighting Uniy Desultory But Reds Massing   Washington Reports Concentrations As Of Unusual Size

COMMUNISTS WOULD CENTER AREA AT “38°   UN Believed Holding Out For Dividing Line In North

Reds Expected To Seek Buffer Line on 38th   Allies Regard Battle Line Now as Best One In Case War Resumes

Reds Probably Favor Buffer Zone Along 38  Allied Views Are Outlined By Joy

Buffer Zone Touchy Topic In Truce Talks   12th Session Aimed At Cease-Fire Gets Under Way In Korea

Buffer Zone Now Toic of Taiks   ; . Parleys Over Cease-Fire Continuing

Reds Believed Arguing To Establish Cease-Fire Line Along Parallel 38   Conference Recesses Without Giving Details Of What Transpired At 12th  Seccjan Disensesine Korean Armictice

TALKS ON TOUCHY BUFFER ZONE IN KOREA END IN 45 MINUTES: NO DETAILS OF WHAT TRANSPIRED GIVE}   Commies Are Seen as Arguing for Line On 38; Fighting Friday Continues; Reds Move Large Quantities of Supplies South

U.N.Believed Plugging for  Present Line   Reds Probably Campaigning for  38th Parallel

Buffer Zone .Louchy Problem In Truce Talks   Twelfth Session Recesses After 45 Min utes; Big Enemy Build-Up Revealed: Friday Fighting Desultory.

Show Boost of $14,586,721 Or 1 oO onth,  It Is Reported GIVES THE REASONS

Lousy Weather All Over Ohio   Temperatures To Remain Below Normal

MacARTHUR CITES ‘STALEMATE’  Sees No Victor In Korea   Under Present Conditions

UNDER PRESENT CONDITIONS Neither Side Can Win War Gen. MacArthur Declares

No One Can Win War Now, MacArthur Says   With Stalemate In Fighting Soon, It’s Up to UN

Red Chances Of Vietory Rated Slim   Allied ‘Commander Warns Of Massing Communist Forces

M’Arthur Sees Stalemate In Korea   General Says No One Can Win Under Present Conditions

Stalemate Is  Seen In Korea  By MacArthur Says Decisions Beyond  His Authority Are Yet Th. De Ate de

No One Can Win Under Conditions Now in Effect  Neither U.N. Nor   Neither U. N. Nor Reds Have Chance Of Full Victory

MacArthur Expects Korean Stalemate  Visits Front, Says No Chance for UN Victory

GEN. M ARTHUR SAYS WAR WiLL BE STALEMATE   Says Neither Side Can Win in Korea Under Present Conditions.

War in Korea Cant Be Won  General Says   MacArthur Sees No Hope of Victory for Either Side as Matters Are Now Handled

General MacArthur, on Flying Visit to Front, Says Reds Are Massing for Mighty Spring Offensive

No One Can Win War, MacArthur Indicates   Battle Lines Will Reach Stalemate, Commander Says, Under Present ‘Abnormal Military Inhibitions’

M’Arthur Sees Siekinieie as  Only Outcome   No One Can Win the War On Present Conditions —Decisions to Be Made

General Says Neither Side Can Win War   MacArthur Foresees “Draw” Unless Supply And Reinforcements Situation Changes

Gen. MacArthur Infers Neither Side "Can Win Ultimate Victory in Korea

Stalemate For War Predicted By MacArthur   Unless U.N. Puts More Strength In Korea To Battle Reds

‘Under Present Conditions’   No Chance for Either Chinese or Allies To Win Decisive Victory, Savs U.N. Commander

General Sees Stalemate In Present Plan   Stand Seems Appeal For U.N. To Approv  Broader Operations

War Stalemated, Says MacArthur   Claims No One Can Win Un.der Present Conditions

MacArthur Says No One Can Win War  Commander Predi   Commander Predict: Military Stalemate On Visit to Front

Gen. Me MacArthur Appraises: Situation in For East  No One Can Win War under Present Conditions

Temperatures   Chinese Massing Army For Big Spring Drive, General Finds on Tour

Sees Stalemate Under Present Conditions  ‘No One Can Win War \In Korea’--M’ Arthur

Vital Decisions Yet To Be Made On Chinese Reds   General Lists Reasons Armed Forces May Face Theoretical Stalemate

Reds Seem To Be Preparing For Spring Offensive, General Warns; Military Stalemate To Be Reached

Predicts Inevitable Stalemate Under Present Conditions   sees New Red Offensive in Spring; Further UN Advances Would Benefit Commies"

MacArthur Says Korean War May Be Stalemate   Believes Reds’ Chance Of Winning Almost Hopeless, With UN Hopes Just As Slim

“Theoretical Military Stalemate’ In Korean War Prediction of MacArthur

“Nobody Can  Win” --- Mae   Gen. Predicts Stalemate In Korea: No Point in Further Advance

MacArthur Sees Korean Stalemete   No One Can Win Under the Present Conditions. He Sove

Stalemate Foreseen in Korea  M’ Arthur Says Neither Side Can Win Under Present Conditions

MacArthur Says Neither Side Able To Win Battle In Korea If Present Status_Continues—

Defective Flue Cause of Fire In Which Mother, Seven Children Die

Reds Create Landing Areas Near Britair   Joint Chiefs Declare Might ‘of Nation In Readiness

lranian Attitude Becomes Tough   Demands Profits From British Oil

Great Debate Still Rages In Washington  Former Senator Says Truman Should Seek   Former Senator Says Truman Should Seek Advice of Conaress

U. 5. Wonders at Truman Stand Senate Unit Told   President Should Crave Congress’ OK, Ex-Senator Relates

Former Senator Hawkes Says After 8,000 - Mile Tour, That’s What Many Ameri cans Are Asking

Dictator Tactics Disapproved   Former Senator Asks Why Truman Decides By Himself

Rep. Polk Scores Redistricting Bill  Ohio Democrat Urges Lausche

Polk Urges Veto of Redistricting ‘Bill: Hits Fayette County Chance

Fire Gutted Seoul Falls To Invaders   Pincers Movement Aimed At Trapping l Foree At Port

LEAVE PORT AND CAPITAL IN FLAMES   United Nations Force Guarding Inchon Pulls Out by Sea; Blows Up Docks, Rail Yards.   CHINESE HORDES POUR INTO SEOUL   MacArthur Had Reported Red Threat to Cut Line of Retreat Southward in Korea.

Chinese Aim To Drive UN Armv In Sea   Fleet Stands Ready To Evacuate Troops In Tough Operation; Seonl ts Abandoned

Shrieking Chinese Cross Frozen Han, Push On Toward Inchon Port   Aim to Drive U. N. Forces Into Sea   Kimpo Airfield Is Lost; Sheer Weight of China Troops Forces Retreat

Enemy Smashes Across Han To Battle Retreating Allies West Of Abandoned Capital

Out Of Port Near To Seoul   Withdraw From Inchon, Taking To Ship as the Naval Guns Boom

Allied Naval Guns Shelling Path of Foe   Men Equipment Pour Aboard Ships; Port Demolished

‘Chinese Pincers Move Swiftly Past Capital; Fleet Off West Coast

—OUTFLANKEDCapital’s Port Also Evacuated   FLEET READY FOR FLIGHT

Enemy Hordes Push Past Seoul, Seize Airfield   180,000 Communists In Perilous Breakthrongh Drive Towards Wonju

Chinese Horde Captures Seoul, Left in Ruins  City Is Abandoned 2, eee 2 SeMemOne ge, ‘oY Weer Some aye e   City Is Abandoned To Sheer Weight of Shrieking Assault

Hordes of Reds Smash Through Blazing Seoul   Giant Pincers Move to Shove Allies Into Sea at Inchon is Developing

Foes Take Seoul, Hit UN Allies  Fleet Is Preparec For Evacuation  Of UN Forces

Ship Evacuation Is Made Under Heavy Shellfire   Railway Yards, Docking Facilities Are Destroved By Demolition Crews;  Seoul Falls To Reds

Giant Pincers Closing on Big Port of Inchon   Kimpo Airfield Installations Go Up in Smoke, Flame

Ships Take Out Last Men From Port ‘of Inchon   Chinese Pouring More Thousands Into Battleline-

Supply Port And Airtield  Demolished   Evacuation Sped As Chinese Try To Close Pineers

Navy Guns Shell The Pathway of Oncoming Reds  Enemy Hordes Seize.   Enemy Hordes Seize. Abandoned Seoul

Evacuate Port City as Navy Shells Enemy   Red Forces Push Ahead Following Capture of Seoul

Troops Meet Allies West Of Capital   Communists Smash Across Frozen Han River; Pincer Feared

Chinese Aim Pincers Move To Shove UN Troops Into Sea   ‘Communists, in Switt Followup, Cross Frozen Han to Attack Withdrawing Allies

Enemy Hordes Capture Seoul, Forage Pincers   City Gutted by Fire; Foe Smashes Across Han River in Pursuit

Seoul Falls ‘to Reds;Friemy Is Moving Ahead   Gutted Deserted Capital Of Korea Falls in Hands Of Surging Red Soldiers

Pincers Movement  Aimed At Inchon   U. S. FORCES   Abandon Kimpo After Installations Go Up In Tower Of Smoke, Flame

UN Inchon Forces ‘Withdrawn by Sea ‘Under Navy Barrage   Battle Rages West of Seoul As Red Pincers Movement Menaces Retreat of Allies

M’Arthur Sees Chinese Trying Pincher Thrust  mt 42. mm "   Southern Capital Is Left Devastated

Enemy Troops Take Over Fire-Wrecked South Korean Capital And Cross Han River To Battle Retreating Allied Forces—U. N. Units Withdraw From Inchon Under Cover Of Naval Guns—Wide Flanking  Movement Developed Bv Red Armies

United Nations Force Is Leaving Inchon  Heavy Navy Shelling   Heavy Navy Shelling Protects Troops Withdrawing by Sea

UN Troops Go West Across Frozen Ei an   Vieet Stands Ready Off West Coast In Case Of Another Evacuation

Chinese Seize  Deserted Seoul, Cross Han River   Reds’ Pincer Movement Aimed At Shoving U.N. Troops Into Sea At Inchor

Giant Pincers Push Aimed At Port Of Inchon  Defenders Making Fecqne Ry Sea

Roar Past Seoul In Move To Snap Pincers on Allies  Inchon Evacuated By Supply Force; Shinc Stand By

Chinese Try To Drive UN Forces to Sea   Black Day For Alfies In Korea; Inchon Ablaze.

Allies Quit: Seoul,   Deserted South Korean Capital Rocked by Demolition Bombs   Evacuating United Nation Forces Are Protected From Onrushing Chinese Reds With Naval Guns Shelling Enemy's Path

RED CHINESE HORDES SMASH ACROSS FROZEN HAN RIVER TO BATTLE RETREATING ALLIES      ‘Seoul Died Quickly, Spectacularly © And Loudly.’ Airborne Reporter Savs

Flaming Seoul Falls: Chinese Surging Ahead  Enemy Seeking T: Driv e Allie os Into

Sheer Weight of Chinese Man. power Forces U. N. Troops To Quit Deserted, Devastated Seoul.   REDS OUT TO SHOVE ALLIES INTO SEA

U.N. QUITS SUPPLY PORT OF INCHON   Navy Guns Shell Path Of Approaching Reds

Chinese Reds Sweep Into Gutted Seoul   Communist Troops Smashing Forward In New Drive

ENEMY CROSSES HAN, THREATENS TO TRAP ALLIES   U.N. Fleet. Standing By: Foe Tries Wide Flanking Movement Below Capital

Fleet Ready To Evacuate Allied Troops   Flaming S. Korean Capital Abandoned © As UN Assumes New  Miukewee Dadsbianame

Advancing Chinese Commies Take Seout And Pursue Withdrawing UN Troops; Sea Rescue Made At Inchon

Pitiful Stream Of Humanity Fleeing Reds  Order for Abandoning   Order for Abandoning City Comes as Surprise to Troops

Communist  Units Take City in Push   Kimpo Airfield Goes Up in Smoke as Troops and Populace Get Out of Ruined City  Drive on Wonju  Bewildered Ci vilians, Lost Children Clog Military Routes

Vast Pincers Aims At Key Inchon Port  Bung’ 8 Hits Quickly  Peek eee ye   Enemy Hits Quickly Across Frozen Han As Allies Fall Back

Chinese Try To Push Allies Into Sea With Giant Pincers Movement; Battle Rages On  Pk te A eee

ALLIES WITHDRAW FROM INCHON  Giant Pincers Movement Aimed At Driving U, N. Army Into Yellow Sea

Roll Across River After Taking City   Reds Move Swiftly In Pincers Aimed At Shoving Allies  Into Yellow Sea

Chinese Strike Swiftly And Attempt To Drive Allied Forces Into Sea

GIANT: PINCERS MOVES:   Is Aimed at Pushing’: UN Troops into ‘the Yellow Sea at Inchon;., General ‘MacArthur Warns of.Developing Movement; Reds Smas! Across the Hann River.

Chinese Smash Across Han; ln Battle West Of Capital —   SEOUL SEIZED; KiIMPO ABANDONED WITHOUT A SHOT; LEAVE INCHON IN RUINS

Giant Red Pincer Move  Threatens Other Forces In Retreat From Seoul

Foe Forges Ahead from Fallen Seout   Onslaught Designed To Shove U.N. Troops Into Yellow Sea.

Enemy Drives Across Han to Encircle Army   Demolition Experts at Port City Blast Rail Yards, Dock Facilities

Allied Troops Abandon Seoul Without Fight   Fleet Ready To Evacuate Soldiers Again If Needed

Fight Fleeing Allied Forces West Of Seoul   Abandoned South Korean Capital Seized By Red Chinese; Communists Move In Giant Pincers Designed To Push United Nation Troops Into Yellow Sea At Inchon

Put On Show For Hero Of Pacific War   Gen. MacArthur Will Speak His Mind About Treaty And The Part It Will Play In East-West Strurrle   DID NOT GET BID TO PEASE MEETING

STATE’S HIGHWAYS CANNOT TAKE LOADS   Commission Sugrests To ‘Lerisla. ture That Legal Weight Limit Be Reduced

State Funds Are — Major Worry For Legislature   State Government Costs Still on Agenda

Senate Old-Timer Calls For  Lower  Voting Age   Resolution Filed Provides For 18-Year Minimum

Liguor, Roads, ~ Raids, Make News  In Iowa   Holiday Season Ushered In With Controversies

State’s 54th Assembly Favorable  To Beardsley   Good Legislation Response To Recommendation<e

Correction on Labor Bill Story From Iowa Press   Labor Bill Not Introduced B; Rep. Stevens

Board Minutes Reveal  Increase In Educators’ Salaries   Hancher, Friley Receiving $16,000 Annually

 First Stop? } . Beardsley Visits — Boys School at Eldora   Each State Institution To Be Visited This Year

Evans Second Major Candidate  To Seek — Governship   Also Expecti Statement From Robert Larson

GRADS TO ATTEND SERVICE ON JUNE 1   Rev. Cyril J. Allwein, Waynesboro, Will Deliver Sermon At Baccalaureate Mass In Delone School

Solon Opposes Truman Move To Hike Taxes   - George Says Senate Will Not.Increase _ Boost Already Fixed

George Balks At Bid For  More Taxes   Senator Declares $5.5 Billion Bill ‘High As He’ll Go’

MORE-GEORGE   Senate Finance Chairman Cool To Truman’s  Tax Plea

George Declares No More For tax   Senate Breaks Up In Anger Over Fight To Increase Measure

Bitter Fight Rages Over New Tax Bil   Truman's Request For Bigger Boost May Be Ignored

Senate Will Not Yield to Truman Plea   Demand for Higher Taxes Meets With Resistance From Upnner Houce Ladders

George Balks on Increased Taxes    Senate Finance Committee Chairman Says “Not One Cent More” to President Truman’s Request

No: ‘More™ Tax Incréases Senator Tells President   Sen. George Confident Senate Will Okay $5 Billion Tax Increase Without Change

President’s Tax Request Is Blasted   ‘Not One More Cent Is Reply Given By Committee Head; Anger Is Evident

Tax equ I Blasted .   ‘Not One More Cent Is Reply Given By Committee Head; Anger Is Evident

Ruling On Drinks Coming   State Attorney General Preparing Interpretation On Law

Governor Has  Proposal For  Fringe: Taxes ‘State Of State’ Message’ Stresses  bl Bi aati f"wiala

Lausche Shows Blueprint For  State Operation  Offers Plan To Collect ‘Fringe Taxes”

Pope’s Edict Reaches Others   Applies to Lions, Kiwanis And  Similar Clubs

Vatican Explains Kiwanis, Lions, Other Clubs Included with Rotary in Clergy Ban Announced by Pope

VE woe  Catholic Anti- Rotary Order Applies To Other Civic Club:

Papal Ban Hits Kiwanis, Lions Besides Rotary  Some Clergy in U. S. *Baftlad’ by Order

Pope's Ban Aimed At All Civic Clubs: Not Meant As Rotary Condemnation

Papal Rotary Ban Puzzles Officials  Affects Kiwanis, Others Equaiiy

Vatican Ban to Hit Other Service Clubs   Rotary and Some Catholic Clergy Baffled by Decree

Most Civic Groups Said To Come Under The Pope’s Membership Ban   Decree Applies Equally To Such Similar Organize tions As The Kiwanis And The Lions Cfuba, The Vatican Reports.   U. S. Catholic Rotarians Puzzled By Decree Of Pope Banning Membership   Top Clergymen Who Are Members Of Clubs Say They Have No Idea Why The Vatican  Is Imposing Ban.

Kiwanis, Lions Included in Pope’s Decree   Catholic Clergymen Must Resign from Civie Clubs Under Order of Vatican

Not Only Rotary Club, But Kiwanis, Lions and Others Are Hit by Vatican Decree Against ‘Knife and Forkers’

STO -E——eeeEe ET NT ee So ee  Vatican Bars Clergy From All Civic Clubs

Anti-Service Club Edict of Vatican Based on Lack of Information, Claim

EDICT COVERS ROTARY, LIONS, KIWAMS CLUBS   Binding Upon Clergy, But Up To Bishops For Laymen

Pone Bans Clergy From Civic Clubs   Rotary, Kiwanis, Lions And Other Civic Clubs Are Named in Decree

—KIWANIS, LIONS BANNED— Vatican Decree A pplies  To Other Organizations

Catholic Clergy Ban Applies to All Clubs; Rotary Heads Baffled at Pope's Order

Civic Club Heads, Catholic Leaders Batfled by Decree   High Churchmen Say Club Purposes Are Misunderstood

Vatican Ban Put On More Organizations   Decree Forbidding Clergy To Join Rotary Clubs Is Discussed By Official

Papal Decree Applies to All Civic Clubs   Kiwanis and Lions Groups Included In Vaticon Ban

KIWANIS AND LIONS UNDER CATHOLIC BAN   Priests Forbidden to Be Mem: bers as in Rotary; Leaders “Amazed.”

Vatican Ban On Rotary-Club Also Applies To Kiwanis And Lion Clubs; Join K. Of C., Catholics Are Told

Decree of Vatican Applies to Clubs Other Than Rotary  “Ban of Membership OG. [ole ope woe   ‘Ban of Membership By Laymen to-Be. Left Up to: Local Bishops

Civic Clubs Barred To Catholic Clergy   Vatican Decree Forbids Clerics Joinings Rotary. Kiwanis Or Lions

Vatican Decree To Clergy ‘On Rotary Applies Equally To Lions, Kiwanis, Others

Papal Ban Includes All Civie Groups Official Savs Lions.  Kiwanis and Others Affected With Rotary

kKkekkkk VETERAN OF ‘TWO YEARS  IN ARMY, ONLY 16, TO BE SENT HOME FROM WAR

GEN. RIDGWAY LIKES RED CROSS   Praises For Role Played Ir Supplying Blood In Korea

ALLIES CAPTURE “BLOODY RIDGE   fran Threatens To Expel Britons From Abadan

ULTIMATUM IS GIVEN BRITAIN BY IRANIANS   Premier Mossadegh Demands Oil Issue Be Settled Within Two Weeks.

Lawmakers to Overhaul Alaska Money and Budget Procedures   Outside Expert to Address Both Houses And Outline Plans for Setting Up New Single Department to Handle All Funds

Legislature Hears Proposals For Reorganization of Gov't.   Independent Audit Section Suggested

Kiwanis Stressing Newspaper Week  Special Slogan   Special Slogan For Observance

Brown Repeats Rumor Peace May be Near   Congressman From This District  Baaqg Camnramiaa

‘Compromise to End Korean Fighting 'Called ‘Pretty-Well Founded’ Rumor

Brown Repeats Rumor Peace May he Near   Congressman From This District Sees Compromise

Monroney Asks Mass Production   New Artillery Piece Developed Collins Reveals

Senator Asks Pentagon to Present Program for Sizeable Output Of Atomic Artillery Weapons

Monroney Calls For Atomic Weapon Goals  Oklahoma Senator Says Pentagon

Crime Ring Uncovered  ee ee  Ce F   Indiana Sheriff Raids Offices

4 Aliens Missing In US Crackdown On Bail Funds   & Get Their Freedom After Substituting Tintainted Money

Gen. Van Fleet Says ‘Pursuit Phase’ Ended in Korea         End of Allied Offensive Linked to Ceasefire Talk

Pursuit Phase Is Finished   New Censorship Blots Out Detgiled Reports of Weekend Fighting

Van Fleet Vows Forces Will Go. On Killing Reds   London, Capitol Hill Brew With Reports About Ending War; Acheson Gives View

Pursuit Phase Ends as Reds Build Delense  Rh eg FM mec l Bae   Halt in Offensive Not Caused By Talks About Peace

ALLIES HACK AWAY AT REDS IN AREAS fe CANPENTRATION   Continue Attacks Despite End of ‘Pursuit Phase’ of Offensive   FOE STIFFENS LINES   UN Troops Force Withdrawal of 2,000-Man At+ tack in Center

UN Troops End All-Out Offensive; Most Of South Korea Free Of Reds

Allies End Chase Of Rea Korean Forces   Van Fleet Announces All-Out Offensive Of U.N. Is Halted  BULLETIN!

Allied Thrust Ends as Red  Lines Stiffen  a RT wy,   Van Fleet Says Foe Retreats Beyond Encirclement Area

Chinese Driven Above Parallel In Final Push   New Censorship Imposed As UN Asks For Peace

UN To Make Effort For End Of War?   Reports Are Heard In Washington And In London

Gen. Van Fleet Says ‘Pursuit Phase’ Ended in Korea   re i SO SS Oe aE —. a  End of Allied Offensive Linked to Ceasefire Talk

Van Fleet Says ‘No Connection’  World Diplomats  See UN Position

Quit Chasing As They've . Run Too Far   End of Offensive Not Linked With Peace Talk, Sth Army Head States

All-Out Allied Drive Ends “Pursuit Phase’ As Peace Rumors Fly   New Cerisorship Restrictions, Strictest of War, Imposed on News: All of South Korea Freed

Peace Hopes Stir Action AroundGlobe  re” ._-    British To Request Parley In Capital   Van Fleet Statement Fits In To Talk OF Possible End To Conflict

Still Chipping At Resistance:  Allies End ‘Pursuit Phase’ — As Rumors Of Peace Spread

Allies Hack ° Away at Red Resistance    All-Out UN Offensive Ends. In Korean War

Allied Forces Stop Chasing Chinese Reds   Enemies Driven Qut Of South Korea As UN Offensive Ends

UN Drive Ends Above 38 As Enemy Builds Up: War Into 1952 Is Hinted

U. N. Armored Columns Stil Hacking Away At Enemy’s Defense Lines

Fight Trend Not Tied to Peace Moves   Enemy Aggression Will Continue to Be Stopped--Van Fleet

United Nations’ All-Out Korean Offensive Ends   Halt Of Drive Is Not Related To Peace Talk Rurnors

STIFF CENSORSHIP   Allies End Pursuit of Reds  Amid New Rumors of Peace

‘Pursuit Phase’ Of Allied Drive In Korea Ended   U.N. Secretary Lie Calls on Reds To Aaree to Cease Fire

U.N. Pursuit About Ended   Van Fleet Says Halt Of ‘All-Out’  Offancive Areivac

Pursuit Phase Ends as Reds Build Defense  Halt in Offensive Not Caused By Talks About Peace

Order Not Linked to Peace Talk   But London Has Feeling That Psychological Moment -Is Nearer.

UN Troops End All-Out Drive In North Korea  Caine  united   Gains Limited As Resistance Grows Fierce

Rails Seek Rate Boost On Freight   Say Rise of 6 Percen  Needed To Offset  Growina Cost.

Rate Hike Sought By Railroads   Six Per Cent Boost In Freight Rates Asked In Petition Filed With ICC

aA FER CENT ot] TO COVER HIGHER COST!   Would Total $470,000,00¢ for Improvements and Wage (Increases.

Yanks Take Suwon, Drive North   Nation’s Railroads Ask 6 Per Cent Freight Rate Increase   Wage Increases

Railroads Ask Big Boost: in: Freiaht. Rates:   Vethition Filed With’ Interstate Commerce--Commission Requests. 470: Million Yearly Increase

Republican Presidential Candidate May Visit South During Coming Campaign

We SHI Don't Have H- Bomb Tests At-Eniwetok' uct Restharekis ! &

Democratic Senators Say Eisenhower Needed InPresent Military Position

Claims Eisenhower Being  Used by ‘Hungry’ GOP   Believes Ike Should Keep. On Present Job

(Mahoney Says GOP's Using Ike Selfishly   Victory Hungry Republicans Chief Offenders

O'Mahoney Says GOP's Using Ike Selfishly  NM ....ki'.... ft lg   Victory Hungry Republicans Chief Offenders

Q'Mahoney Says Ike Being ‘Used’   Says Politics Must Leave General Alone

GOP Is ‘Using’ Gen. Eisenhower Democrat Asserts   General's Policies Known, Duff Claims

General Eisenhower is Being ‘Used’ by Republican Party, Senator O'Mahoney Declares

EUROPEANS DISTURBED Kisenhower Is Being ‘Used’  ~ By GOP, O'Mahoney Avers

Councit Hears Complaints Ai Curwensville  . Storm Debris Remova Av Irvin Park “Alen Dleoue end

Counci! Hears Complaints Ai Curwensville  Storm Debris Remova At Irvin Park Also Discussed

FLAMES SWEEP STATE OFFICES; RECORDS BURN   Tons Of Documents  Are Destroyed In State Office Buildine

Fire Destroys State Records   Michigan Governor Orders Investigation

60,000 Reds Push Ahead Seven Miles  ro... LL Wm.   Launch Dangérous Counter-Offensive On 30-Mile Front  SW of Hoengsong

Drive Deep Wedge Into Allied Lines   South Koreans Take Point Five Miles Across Parallel 38

Ram Dangerous Wedge. Into Allied Central’ Line:   LAUNCH. COUNTER-OFFENSIVE ALONG 30-MILE FRONT, SMASH SEVEN MILES DEEP 4

60.000 Reds Push Ahead Seven Miles   Launch Dangerous Counter-Offensive On 30-Mile Front  SW of Hoengsong

Allies Lose     Ground Under Red Pressure   Dangerous Wedge Into UN Advance Gained When Chinese Launch New Counter-Attack

Archbishop’s Release Does Not Mean Yugoslavia to Have Religious Freedom

Youths Could Be Sent Overseas, Used in Combat   20 Pct. of Eligible 1,100,000 Expected To Be Turned Down

Rapid Climb Of Living Costs Spurs Decision   Price Administrator Expected To Issue Anti-inflation » . Edict Soon

Price Freeze For 30 Days Is Expected  Permanent Order  Will Come Later   Present Plan Would Require Notice Before Raises Are Made

Month Lid  On Prices Predicted   Would Require 30-Day Notice of Boosts; Food Near Peak.

30-day Stay of Any Boost to Be Decreed   Action Seen Near as Food Prices Soar Toward 1948 Peak

A Price Freeze Looms   Government Reported Ready to Put 30-Day Clamp On: As Food Costs Near Peak Level

3-Day Freeze On Prices Due As Foods Soar   Order Drafted To Halt Climb For Study Period

Thirty-day Freeze Of Prices Considered   Emergency Action to Stop Soaring Costs Possibly Novd Stan

Five Newsmen Facing Trial In Louisiana   Crime Expose Leads To Prosecution of Newspaper Editor And His Aides

NEWSMEN CASE AGAIN DELAYED   Postponed Pending Su preme Court Decision On Judge

Five Newsmen Gain Delay In Court Hearing   Appeal By Group On Defamation Charges Defers. Arrairnment

Mother Who Tried to BurnBaby and Cut Thumb Off Son to Face Tests

SECURITY BOARD I) PUT TO WORK   TRUMAN CALLS FOR FACTS ABOUT LOYALTY OF FED. ERAL EMPLOYES.

SECURITY GROUP IS ORGANIZED   Committee Will Check On Loyalty Of Govern ment Employes

TRUMAN TELLS GROUP TO STOP WITCH-HUNTING   Directs Commission To Give Facts In : Loyalty Check

New Subversive Committee Is Put To Work   Directed To Stop “Witch-Hunting” And Resurrect Some Facts

Joy, Hope And Prayers Vieing With. Sorrows * Brought By Conflicts

' Reds Try To Make People Forget ‘Christmas Season Finds World Groping For Peace

Another : ‘Christmas Sees Men Plaqued By Conflict, Tragedy   TROUBLE IN HOLY CITY  No Christmas Spirit For Bethlehem

World Still Seeks Peace  Amid Chaos   Tragedy, Sadness Shadow Glad Preparations For Christmas

Joy and Gladness, Conflict and Tragedy Mingle in Preparations For Christmas Day

Peace Is Still Hope Of World   But Poverty, Communism, War and Strife Make Search a Difficult One

CHIANG TO GET MORE HELP FROM THE U.S.   Senator Urqes UN Be Asked To Approve Bombings

CHIANG TO GET MORE HELP FROM THE U.S.   Senator Urges UN Be Asked To  Ronrovea Rombhinga

GOP Candidate Is Elected DA Of Allegheny Co.   James F. Malone Sweeps to Victory in Steel City’s Top General Election Fight After Trailing O'Connor In Vote Counting Throughout the Night; Polls 211,567

INSIDE WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff Of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers

Commits Suicide After Wounding Estranged Wife   Fires 2 Blasts From Shotgun

Prepare New, Acheson Urges  Hemisphece Ministers Vote To Puoxwh Deferses

Family Quarrel Ends in Tragedy  Waterloo Man Kills Wife, Then Himself

Husband Slays Wife And Himself   His Young Son Critically Wounded; Quarrel Blamed

Will Produce 1,800,000 Ingot Tons Steel  \President of U. S. Steel Turns First Earth For Huge $400 Million Pennsylvania Plant

Fairless Breaks Ground For Proposed New $400,000,000 Mill at Morrisville

STARTS WORK ‘ON $400 MILLION NEW STEEL MILI   U.S. Steel Looks to Venezula’ for Iron Ore to . Charge New Furnaces.

Manning Named To Head Gard   Attorney Succeeds Metts As Adiutant

Steel Wage Talks in Pittsburgh Are Believed Headed Toward Crisis Today

Steel Wage Talks Head  For Crisis»   ‘Ground’ Laid For ’Peacefal Settlement, _ _Or Nation: Wide Strik.

Crisis Reported At Steel Talks   CIO Brings Vital Groups: For Meet

Crisis Nears In Steel Wage Conference  Union Leaders Meet In Pittsburgh While Capital Awaits Word

Steel's Wage Talks Headed For Showdow   Union Executive Group Meeting At Pittsburgh

Crisis Looms In Steel Industry   Each Country Seeks To Lighten Own Load

Crisis Is Seen In Steel Talks At Pittsburgh   Top Men Of Union And Industry Meet In Vital Wage Discussions

Steel Wage Talks Head For Crisis   Union Bosses Into Pittsburgh for Strategy Conference

Steel Talks Heading For Crisis Today   Executive Board, Wage Policy Group Of CIO Huddling In Pittsburgh Today

Steel Wage Talks Head  For Crisis  CIO Leaders Map Strategy In Pittsburah

Three Armed White Men Holdup The Bank Shortly After Opening   One Of Unmasked Robbers Address-d Cashier J. E. Fisher By His Nickname. Jake

3 Armed Men Take $35,000-$40,000 From Bank In Granite Quarry Today

Shivers Hints Session Call  Action Necessary If Pension Hike Voted

AMENDMENT VOTE DUE Special Legislative Session Likely If Pensions Are Hiked

Last Formal Step Taken  On Tax Plan   Republicans Object Tax Will Be Too Heavy For Average Citizer To Bear——Democrats To Pas: It Rerardless   IBILL GOBS ENTIRELY TOO FAR: DANGER SEEN

From Paychecks To Cigarettes Hit by Taxes   House Committee Approves Largest Tax Bill Ever

Syngman Rhee Declares Reds Wiping Out Millions of Pro-Allied North Koreans

Weather Bureau Warns of Storm   All Areas to Get Snow Moving East From Mississippi

PT 2 2 semennemeend GEN. KREBER TO INSPECT 5TH INFANTRY DIVISION

Newark Man Convieted Of Slaying  2nd Degree Murder  Verdict Returned

Red Company Holds Up UN Force Drive   Report Die-Hard Foe Buying Time For Main Troops

Die-Hard Reds Protect MileLong Ridge   Allied Troops Have Firm Control over Hwachon Dam

Allies Plunge Deeper into Northern Korea   Encounter Die-hard Company of Chinese Reds or Mile-leng Ridae in Chipor: Area.

Allied Troops Take Firm Control Of Vital Hwachon Reservoir, Wrested From Communists Late Wednesday   BAD WEATHER STOPS OPERATIONS IN AIR

Die-Hard Chinese Balk UN Drive  Main Communist Forces Retreat Northward

Yanks Capture Vital Hwachon Flood Gates   One Company of Chinese Halts Drive  on Kumhwa

Reds Entrenched On Ridge Resist Yank Charges   Infantry's Bayonets, Hand Grenades Fail To Dislodge Chinese

Censorship Of MacArthur Is Shock To Tokyo   Informants Say No Such Orders Have Been Sent

Censorship Is Shock To MacArthur   General Surprised By Truman’s Action Following Recent Statement To Reds

Censorship Rule On MacArthur Brings Surprise And Shock To Tokvo Circles

Tokyo Shocked By Reports Truman Put Mac Under Political Censorship

Psychological Affect on Reds Feared Nullitied  Reported Censorship Imposed on MacArthur By President Shocks and Surprises Tokyo

Reported Truman Censorship For MacArthur \Results In Considerable Surprise In Tokyo

Reports Thaf President Has Put MacArthur Under Censorship Draw Surprise in Tokyo

General Says Nothing Abou! Newest Clash.   Tokyo, However, Is Surprised and Shocked By Newest Censorship On MacArthur’s Job

MacArthur ‘Censorship’  ShocksTokyc   U.S. Clearance Order Reported Placed On General

! Red Indochina Offensive [French Paratroops Drop 'To Stiffen Valley Defense

‘French Chutists Spilled In Indo-China [ToDefendRed-Threatened ThaiTow1

Cleartielders Protest Painting  Courthouse Base Sand Blasting Asked For Foundation Of Structure, Instead

Russia Ready To Ask End Of Occupation  Hopes Is Delay  rmino () Carman:

Reds Propose Pulling Out  Of Germany   ‘Five-Point Peace Program Soviet  Keynote of Meet

Russia May Propose ins peter  ~ Has ‘Peace’ Program. "To Offer Big Three

Lausche Signs Law Affecting Ohio Motorists   Minet Submit PReonort

3 BRADLEY: STARS, 8 FIXERS INDICTED   Kansas City Hoodlum Ac: cused ‘of Heading. Cage Game Gambling Ring

3 Bradley U. Basketball Stars Indicted   Kansas City ‘“Hoodlum’ Who Bribed Them Being Sought.

Strang City Favors Flood Control Plan   Delegation at Topeka Its Working for Cedar Creek Reservoir. Smctlear Dome

Strong City Favors ‘Flood Control Plan   Delegation at Topeka [fs Working fer Cedar Creek  Recearvair Smaller Bamc

US., Britain, France Make Changes In Proposal In Effort To Reach Agreement With Reds

Big 3 Submits Disarmament Plan to U.N.   Some Changes in Secondary Issues Are Made

West Offer: Revised Arms Plan  Proposal Calling   Proposal Calling for Step-by-Step Cuts Retained

CHANGE ARMS PLAN   Big Three Take Step Hop: ing to Reach Agreement  With Russia

Big 3 Action Seeks Accord On Arms Plan  Revision Keeps Basic Demands: Changes Maa

Allies Revise Arms Ban Plan   Make Adjustments to Reach Agreement with Soviet Russia

Allies Alfer Disarmament Plan Terms,   But Russia Still Appears to be Hostile to Idea

Big 3 Offers Revised Plan On Arms Cut   New Proposal Retains Basic Ideas Of Original Suggestion Of West

Arms Plan Is Revised   New Resolution Filed With UN by. Big Three Tn Effort To Reach Accord with Ruasia

Compromise Disarmament Plan Offered   Western Powers Would Give Reds Minor Concessions

Allies Offer New Proposal io Please Russ   Basic Resolutions Unchanged: Minor Issues in Revision  hh... CMARTT Wt? WiIIATCMm,

Changes Made in Abtewpr AF Red Asproval   Atom Bomb Ban Not Included

Big Three Puts Revised Arms Plan Before UN   Secondary Issues Changed; Resolution Keeps Basic !deas

BIG 3 REVISES ARMAMENT PLAN   Secondary Issues Altered In Try To Reach Accord

Allies Battle In Blizzard In Vital Hub   U.N. Troops Stay On Offensive When Communists Attack

BLIZZARD HANDICAPS ALLIES Red Counter-Drive Stalls UN Stab Back Into Woni

ENEMY DRIVE BLUNTED IN WONJU AREA   Report UN Offensive Spearheads Entered Rail-Hichwav Hub

Emergency War Fund Bill Passes  House Votes Sum O1 $6,468, 206,000

De Gasperi’s 7th Cabinet Sworn In   Sforza Now Minister Without Portfolio; Pella Is Appointed

TRUMAN STUDIES KEY DEFENSE JOBS   President May Call Experts To U.S. Service

‘New Executives Needed InGovt.   Truman Must Fill Manv Vacancies —

President To Seek Men For Key Posts   Truman Must Get Capable Officials For Government

Liner Lands Safe In Belly Slide  First One And Ther Other Enaine Fails

Story Is Called ‘Invented Slander’   ‘Rayburn’ s House Remarks  Denied hy Moscow

BENTON AGREES 10 TAKE OATH   Says He'll Make Sworr Charges Against McCarthy Before Senate

Benton Offering Sworn Testimony  McCarthy Agreeable To Simple Statement

Group Takes Control Of Thailand   Seizure Made Te Combat Communism, Statement Says

Military Coup Wins Controt Of Thailand   Army Clique Takes Over After Bloodless Revolt

Military Group Successful In  Thailand Coup   Grab Control, Clique Announces, To Stop Communism.

Legion Asks Dismissal of Dean Acheson   Texas Convention Raps ’Kremlinism’, Czechs And United Nations

Conferees Agree to Hike  Tax on Corporations From 25 to 30 Per Cent

bs EYES ON THE RUSSIANS  Britain And Iran Take Quarrel Before United Nations Security Council Today

Oil Controversy May Give Tip on Soviet War Aims   Russia Bound to . Benefit From UN Council Debate

Watch Russia In Iran Oil Row Soviet May Tip Hand At UN On Wear Plans

FBI Opens Campaign  On ‘Slots’   Intensive Enforcement Of Federal Law Being Conducted; 208 Haye Already Been Seized

 Pilots Fly 549 Sorties To Stem Red Advance 62 Enemy-Held Towns Attack, 1500 Killed In Manv Strikes Made By Fifth Air Force

eee a a  Allied War planes Pound Advancing Red Troops   Sixty-Two Enemy-Held Towns Attacked; More Than 1,500 Chinese And North Koreans Are Killed

Frozen Women Has Made Medical History   Fulf Recovery Now !s Expected; Amputations May Be Unnecessary

: In, ‘Astounding Recoyery’— Frozen Woman to Ke eep Limbs, Can MoveFingers, Toes Alread)

A Medical Marvel   Doctors Now Believe Frozen Woman May. Not Even Lose Limbs

Frozen Chicago Woman Survives  ' Strange Case Makes Medical History

FROZEN WOMAN IS - RECOVERING   Case Is Making Medical History, Say Chicago Physicians

Murray Pleads for Holding of Tax Line Against toad Demand   Aftor Bowden Worms New Toxes May he Necessary to Finance Good Fonds, Governor Takes Floor, Puts Common Schoo!s First

Murray Pleads for Holding of Tax Line Against Road Demant   After Bowden Warns New Toxes May be Necessary to Finanee Good Roads, Governer Takes Floor, Puts  Pammnan Cerhanele Etech

Knockdown Fight Is Possibility  Week Set Aside for House Draft Debate

Senate Votes Down Ban on Soldiers   Proposal Would Have Prevented Those Under 20 From Serving

Senate Votes 46 - 44 Against Requiring ' Congress’ Approval   Defeat Age Limit By 62-27 Tally   Solons Nearing Final Vote on Disputed Europe Aid Issue

Senate Ready To Decide On Troops Issue  Voting Is Climax To Great Debate

Draft, UMT Bill To Take Up This Week   Talks Start Today; No Vote Expected Until Next Week

Senate Bans  Setting Age Limit on Gls For Europe   Case Sought to Bar Duty To Troops Sent Under 20

SENATE STARTS DEBATING ISSUE OF LIMITING AID   Two Resolutions Come Up On Question Of Truman's Authority ‘To Send Troops To Europe.

Senate Starts Voting On Troop Issue   Ban Proposal To Keep GI's Under 20 Off  Ike's Defense Force

Troop Issue _ Faced Today By Senators To Be Voted   Great Debate Ending, Final Decision May Extend To Next Year

Senate Votes Down Limit on Age of Troops  Begins Voting on Amendments to Troop To Europe Issue

SENATE TAKES VOTE ON SENDING GROUND FORCES TO EUROPE   Case Proposal To Bar Gls Under 20 ‘From Europe Is Defeated; Decision On Troops Not Binding On President.

Limit On Age For Troops Is Turned Down   Proposal to Ban Soldiers Under 20 Going to Europe Voted in Senate

Military Training Move Also Faces  Knockdown Fight   Vinson Expects Branch To Follow Suggestions. Of Armed Services Grouy

EXAMINATIONS TO BE GIVEN IN SUMMER   Hershey Says One Million Non-Vets In College  aerT nepatTe      Slated To Start In House Today; Present Draft Law Expires July 9

Senate Tackles Troops Issue; Vote Sef Today  Expect Seraters Will  Okay Dispatch Of 4  Bivisions To Eurage

IRST BALLOT N TROOPS T0 ROPE ISSUE   ‘nate Votes Down Pre }osal to Ban Sending of Foot Soldiers Under  } 20 to Serve Abroad   NO RESOLUTIONS UP

Senator Cases Troop Proposal Loses, 62-27   Offered as Amendment to Resolution Endorsing U.S. Plan

46 To 44 Vote: Blocks Congress Approval Step   Ban On. Using Soldiers Under Age Of 20 Turned Back On 62 To 27 Ballot

 tN CONGRESS Senate Comes To Voting Grips Today On Long-Debated Europe Troops Fight

Senate Refuses To Bar Youths in Army for Europe   Starts Balloting on Controversial: Troops Issue resolutions °°

House Begins Debate  On Dratt Avge. UMT   Ohio's Subversive Committee Starts Hearines This Week

House. Girds Self for Big Draft Battle   UMT-Lower Draft Age — Measures Looming ‘as. Tough Issue as Congres Ends Easter Vacation .:

Senate Defeats 2 Bills; Others Are Coming Up   Votes Are Climax of Great Debate Over .American Share

Senate Kills Ban On Gis Under 21 For Europe Army  Is First Ballot Taken On Troops Issue By Senators

Senate Defeats Move to Require Congressional Approval If  More Troops Join Aflantic Force Attempt by Senator McClellan Ils Defeated by Only 2 Votes

Draft Fight — Opens Today As UMT Bill  Faces House   Lowering Age Limit, Extended Training, Also To Be Debated

Senators Kill Amendment Offered By Case   Proposal Would Ban Sending Of Soldiers Under 20 To Europe

Senate Comes fo Grips With Trocps-for-Europe ksue: To Vote Today

Foreign Service. Age Curb Beaten  Senators Reject . “Under 20’ Ban

Senate Rejects Proposal fo Fix Aae at Over 20   First Ballot 62 to 27 on Troops for Europe Issue Before Congres:

Senate Junks  Soldier Ban   Move To Keep Gi’s Under 20 Out Of European Army Rejected

Defeats Age Ban On Troops Sent To lke's Army   Senate Meets Early to Finish Action on Issue

First Vote On Great Debate Issue Taken  Foot Soldiers Under  On OW *.) Dae Tlea   Foot Soldiers Unde: 20 O.K.’d For Use In West’s Defense

Case Amendment Turned Down as lest Votes Open  Two Resolutions Ask Truman for Congress Data

Senate Spurns Plan to Limit  Soldiers’ Age   62-27 Vote Is Bigger Margin Than Expected —Many Pact Crities Vote Against Proposal

House Faces ‘Draft Issue   Debate on Lowering of Age, UMT to Start  Tuesday

Action Upset for Truman  Conaressional Approval for More   Congressional Approval for More Than 4 Divisions for Europe Asked

Knockdown Fight In Draft Expected   House Returns Today From Easter Recess To Discuss Big Issue

House Tackles Bill To Lower Age For Draft  President Of Franc: Addreccec Conarecc

House Back To Take Up Draft, Training Bill   Members Return From 10-Day Easter  PR wencoe

First Vote Taken On Bill Endorsing Dispatch Of Men To Eisenhower   Wherry Substitute Ruled Out OfOrder   Move To Send Resolutions Back To Committee Exnected To Lose

Vote Down a Bar to Young Foot Soldiers   Senator Case In Opposition to Service in Europe

Nearer Vote On Troops   Senate Knocks Out Bill to Ban Use of Men Under 20 in Eurone

SENATE BEATS BAN ON USE OF GI'S UNDER 20   Vote Is 62-27. on First Ballot on Sending Troops to Europe.

For Sending of Soldiers Under  Mm. weed én. LI ee en.   Proposal Introduced By Senator Case

Little Joe’s His Point— Senator Tries to Fade Crap Shooting Charge

No Dice On McCarthy Story Rolled “Bones” With Senator For Fun, Says Realtor’s Son

Sen. McCarthy Lost $5,500 At Cards And Did Not Pay Off, Ohioan Testifies

McCarthy Denies He Lost $5500 In Crap Game   Senator Says He “Would Not Have That Much Money Anyway.”

Foreign Ministers To Discuss 16 Urgent World Problems At Conference Next Week

Russia Subject Of Three-Power Conference Talk   16. Urgent World Problems Slated For Discussions

Big Three Agree On 16 Problems as  ConferenceAgenda   Leading World Affairs Are Given Top Billing for Sessions at Capital

Western Bloc Will Discuss Tobal: Tssues         «Big Three Sessions. Open Monday, Russia Poses Major Problem

Western Big Three Will Air 16.  ' Problems: Most Involve Soviets

Big 3 Agree To Discuss 16 Problems   Conference Topics Involve Mostly Russian Issues; Agenda Approved

Big J Agree To Discuss. 16 Problems  Involve Mostly  weed an Feeweeres  _ Conference Topics

SIXTEEN ISSUES CONFRONT ALLIES   Big Three Foreign Ministers Meet in Washington Monday   RUSSIA IN KEY ROLE

Big Three Powers Agree to Talk 16 Urgent World Problems af Foreign Ministers Conference

Big Three To TakeUpUrgent World Issues   Foreign Ministers To Meet In Washington In Coming Week

BIG THREE SET won ISSUES AS PARLEY AIM   U. S., Britain, France Agree To Discuss Problems Involving Russia At Ministers Conference.

3 Powers Plan Discussion of 16 Major Topics  Whole World-Wide Range to Be Taken Up at Washinaton

Riot At Cicero Quelled; 16 Hurt, About 50 Jailed   300 Troops Finally Disperse Mob Attacking Apartment House Where Negroes Planned To Move

 Natural Gadgets  \Birds, Bees, Fish Give Lesson to Human Navigators at Session

Two Defend Domestic Policy Of Truman   A. F. of L. Praised For Part in U. S. Defense Efforts

AFL Sessions HearJohnston, Sec. Chapman   Efforts Of Truman Administration Praised At San Francisco

ARMY. INTELLIGENCE OFFICER IS KILLED   ;  Lt Cel Gustavus W. Evans, 41  Leaped Or Fell Te Mis Death Im Wathinston

Charges Influence Peddlers Operate In Defense Loans, Tax Concessions

Gas Driller Is Killed At Troutville   Joseph O. Rhodes, Hit By Flying Pole, has Skull Crushed And Dies In Local Hospital.

CHMN, RUSSELL WARNS OF SECURITY LEAKS   GOP’s Accuse Administration . Of Betrayal

SENATE WARNING 10 EEP SECRETS   Controversy Over News “Leaks” As Marshall Testifies

‘SENATE HEARS ‘WARNING TO “EEP SECRETS   Controversy Over News “Leaks” Ag Marshall Testifies

Marshall Reiterates  Red Buildup   Republicans Charge Administration Is Betraying Secrets

Father's Day Is NowsOver, So Dear Old Dad Is Back — in the Same Daily Grind

‘Noose Tightened On Mest Chinese ‘South of Seoul   ‘Idea Not to Gain Ground But to Kill Foe, Armv¥ Savs

Defense Lines Falling Apart  Near Seoul   U. 8S. Tanks Shell Capital From New Point Only Kaur Miles Awav

Allies Tightening Noose on Seoul   Red Resistance Crumbling as U.N. Guns Shell Capital, Han.Defense

Americans Trap Reds  Near Seoul   Chinese Caught Between Columns Face Destruction

U, N. HOMICIDAL DRIVE HAS REDS TRAPPED AT HAN   Enemy Resistance On Roa “To Seoul Collapses Before Yanks      SLAYING OF CHINESE REDS IS OBJECTIVE

TIGER-FACED TANKS RAKING CAPITAL CITY   Communist Force Facing Destruction South Of Han River

Yankees Drive Within 4 Miles Of Old Capitat   Enemy’s Resistance Crumbling On Road To Red-Held Seoul

UN Tanks Race To Within Four Miles of City   Chinese Losses In Allied Offensive Estimated at 57,000

Chinese iu Trap   Red Resistance ov Seoul Road  Crumbles Before Allied Drive

Destruction Of Enemy Object, Not Territory   Flame-Throwers And Bayonets Proving Effective Weapons

Two American Units Tighten Noose On Trap   Tiger-Faced Tanks Send Shells Into Citv’s Blackened Carpacs

Foe s Resistance Said Crumbling on Road fo Seoul   Chinese Forces South of River Face Destruction

G. E. Robb Of Carroll Heads Highway Group   T. H. Mahar, Carroll, Is Named Secretary of No. 30 Association

Methodists Hold Business Session   “Memorial Service Is Planned Tonight

Nation ‘Open’ To Aw Attack   70 Of 106 Bombers. Could Get To Target

Vandenberg Warns  Of Bomb Dangers   Air Force Chief of Staff Says 76 out of 100 Russians Planes Could Pass Defenses

*70 Percent Over Targets’  Vandenberg Says Red Planes Could Bomb U.S.

Air Force Chief Warns Russia Could Effectively Bomb United States Despite All Precautions

WARNING OF RED BOMBERS VOICED   Air Force Chief Says 70 Of 100 Planes Could Get Past U. 3. Defense And Over Tarcets —~

Regards Red Air Raid Danger Real   General Vandenberg Says U.S. Could Not Ston All Bambare

Red Bombers Real Peril   No Way to Keep 70° From Hitting Targets In U.S.in Case Of War Save Air Chief

Russians Could Hit U. 5. With 70 Bombers, Says US Airforce Chief

Vandenberg Sees Air Raid Dangers   Says Russians Could -Get Planes Through

Government En‘ers S‘eel Wage Neco ‘iations   Mediators Meet in Pittsburg With Union, Company Olficials.

Government Steps Into Talks On Steel Wages   Mediators Fly To Pittsburgh For Conferences

U.S. Steps Into Steel Wage Talks   Federal Mediators Fly To Pittsburgh After Parley Stalls

Will Confer With Both Parties In Interest Late Today And Continue Talks Through Tomorrow   POLICY COMMITTEE “WILL MBET MONDAY

U.S.STEPSINTO STEEL WAGE TALK   Federal Mediators Head For Pittsburgh Conference

(Demos in 15 Midwest States Arrive Today   French Lick Is Locale for Comeback Plons by Chieftains

Bandits Take $62,000 From Kansas Bank   Men Force Way In At Point of Gun In Johnson County

Two Bandits Force Employees  Into Vault, Then Flee in Car; Bigeest Such Theft in 25 Years

Loot of $62,000 Taken by Bandits   Two Men Who Robbed Johnson County Bank  Still on the Loose   HEADED TOWARD K. C.

Two Youthful Bandits Stage Spectacular Stick-Up; Pair Escape From Scene in Big Car

Bandits Flee With $62,000 From K. C. Bank   Suburban Prairie Village Scene Of Robbery With M-]1

Bandits Get $62,000 from Kansas Bank   Pair Quietly Herd Employes Into Vault

Two Bandits Rob Prairie Village Bank of $62,000   Forced Admittance Before Opening Time: Herded 13 Employees Into Vault.

$62.000 In Bank Robbery   Two Men Hold Up Prairie Village Institution Today: Locked Up Employe

Bandits Take $62,000 From Kansas Bank   Two Holdup Men Flee With Huge Sum Today

Bandits Escape By Car From Prairie Village   Employes Locked In Vault By Pair Of White-Clad Gunmen

Two Bandits Rob Bank Of $62,000   Armed Men Force Way Into Johnson County  Bank This Morning

Reds Reinforce Eastern Front   South Koreans Driven from Two Key Hills

South Koreans Ne Driven Back By Red Atfack   Cammunists Pour Reinforcements Into Eastern Area

Reas Arvest 60 For Desertion   Youths Accused Of Deserting Festival To Visit West Berlin.

Arrest 60 Young East German Reds  For Deserting Fete Red Police Making   Red Police Making Arrests for Visits To West Berlin

East Germans Held For Going To West Zone   Deserted Youth Festival To Get A Hot Meal

Bomber Crashed on Amak Isl Peak: No Sign of Survivors   Navy Tug Train Crew Heading for Island to Probe Wreckage; Plane Was On Rinutine Mission When It Hit Mount

Burned Out Plane Wreckage Sighted; No Survivors Seen   Amak’s Mountains Hold Navy Plane Sited Yesterday

Dewey Against Wherry Proposal On Troop Plan   Urges Congress Not To ‘Haul Down Flag’ By Barring The Sending Of GIs To Europe

Republican Head Opposes Scheme To Ban Shipment   Vitular GOP Leader Says Statement Nat Approval Of Administration Acta

Dewey Urges U. S. Not to Haul in Flag  Withdrawal From Europe Would Have Il Effect He Says

Dewey Backs Sending Men ray i  To Eur ope   ‘Don't Haul Down Flag’ Governor Tells Senate Committee

Gov. Dewey Testifies In Troop Debate  Argues Against Limit On Troops _ To Evrope

Dewey Voices Views   New York's Governor Opposes Placing Limit - On Number of Troops - To Be Sent to Furane

Says Move By Wherry Would “Paralyze” U. 5   "Don't Haul Down The Flag,” New York Governor Says

Governor Dewey Urges Congres: Not to "Haul Down Flag” By Barring Troops for Europe

Gov. Dewey Urges Sending of U. S. Troops to Europe   Contrary Action, He Said. Would Paralyze Nation's Capacity for Defense.

Urges U. S, Not to Haul Flag Down by Banning More Troops to Europe

Congress Urged Not to Lower American Flag  Makes Plea Before Senate Committees New York Governor

Don’t Haul Down Flag,’  Dewey Urges   Congress Advised Not To Bar Sending Troops To Europe

DEWEY URGES CONGRESS TO UPHOLD FLAG   GOP Leader Warns Bad Impressions  Possible Abroad

Troop Ban Is Assailed by Dewey   Action Would ‘Haul Down Flag,’ He Tells Solons

Don't * ‘Haul Down the Flag’  Dewey Asks Congress Not to Bar Sending U.S. Troops to Europe

Cites Dangers of Isolationism   Don’ t ‘Haul Down the Flag’ NY Governor Telle Senate Groun

N. Y. Governor Asserts Proposed Limitation To ‘Paralyze’ Defense   Warns of Effect On Other Nation:   Senate Military Groups Call Hoover to Give Views Next Tuesday

KeepFlagUp Dewey Tells  Committees   New York Governor Opposes Resolution By Wherry To Limit Troons For Eurepe

Dewey Opposes Curbs on Troop Use in Europe .  GOP Leader Warns  mhenan an icene

Don’t Lower Flag, Dewey Urges Solons   Failure To Send GI's Abroad Would Injure Uz. S., Says Governor

Dewey Backs U.S. Plan to  Detend Europe   Governor Tells Senators Approval of Wherry Resolution to Bar Troop Commitments “Would Paralyze Capacity of This  Nation for Its Own Defense”

Asserts Wherry Proposal Would ‘Haul Down Flag’   Ban Could Paralyze Nation’s Own Defense He Tells Congress

Dewey Opposes Bat On U. S. Sending  Troops to Europe   ; UNLESS WE. TARNISH OUR DESTINY BY FEAR’

Keep Flag Up, Urges Gov. Dewey   Congress Is Implored Not to Desert U. S. Allies and Endanger The Free Werld

HITS PLAN TO BAN TROOPS FOR EUROPE   New York Governor Calls on Senate to Defeat Wherry Resolution  _ Against Sending Gls Overseas.   WOULD “PARALYZE” OUR OWN DEFENSE   Says Wherry Plan Would Signal Isolationism and Hoover's’’Fortress America’ Wouldn’t Work.

Governor Says Approval of Wherry Resolution Would Paralyze Defense

ISDEWEY S ADVICE   New York .Governor Op poses Restrictions on Troops to Europe

Denial of Troops Would Paralyze Defense of U. 5.   Testifies Before Senate Committee In ‘‘“Great Debate’

Don't ‘Haul Down Flag’ by Barring Action, He Says.  Governor Testifies*= Before Senate Rady

Refusal Would Paralyze U.S. Defense, Claim      “Fortress” Idea Would Mean Loss of Vital Material Sources

Dewey Strongly Urges Troops For Europe   Wherry Ban Would Paralyze U. S. Capacity for Own Defense, He Declares

Claims Curb Would Harm U.S. Defenses   Europe Might Interpret Action As Isolationism

Hits Wherry Proposal ‘On Poliey Issue.   New York Governor Urges Congress Not . To ‘Haul Down Flag’

New York Governor Op poses Wherry’s Curb Pr oposal  Send Troops to Hold Europe, Dewey Urges

Cites Harm in Wherry Policy  ‘Annroval Would Hurt   ‘Approval Would Hurt Our Nation on Defense

Wherry Motion Would Paralyze Defense Efforts   New York Governor Urges:Congress Not To ‘Haul Down Flag’ By Barring Sending Of ‘Army To Europe; Wherry Proposal Would Paralyze Defense Effort, He Says

New York Governor Goes Before Senate. Committees Today and Urges Congress Not to “Haul Down the Flag" by Barring the Sending of American Troops to Europe as it Would Paralyze Capacity for Own Befense.''   SIGNAL ‘OF "ISOLATIONISM"

Dewey Urges Troops For W. Europe   Congress Urged Not to ‘Haul Down Flag’ By Barring Move

Dewey Pleads for Congress To Send Troops to Europe   New York Governor Hits Wherry Plan;  Bdanavar Invited ¢a Annear Nave Waek

N.Y. Governor Disputes. Limit On Troops’ Use   Follows Stassen In Testifying On Wherry Resolution

Says Barring Forces Would Paralyze Nation For Defense   ASKS CONGRESS NOT TO “HAUL DOWN THE FLAG” BY APPROVING WHERRY RESOLUTION

Troops-to-Kurope Approval Urged By Governor  Isolationism Is Seen As Interpretation  Of Wherry Action

Wherry Would Paralyze Our Defense, View  Stassen Adds Voice To Call For More  American Troops car Atlantic Dact

DONT LIMIT ARMY IS DEWEY’S ADVICE   New York .Governor Op poses Restrictions on Troops to Europe   AGAINST WHERRY VIEW

Corpse of 10-Year-Old Patricia Jean Hull Is Contained in Sack in Isolated Canvon Area

Patricia Hull Slain, Body Placed in Sack   Banger Makes Grisly Dis covery in Canyon Near Santa Ana

Victim Tossed in Weeds at Side of Road   Discovery Climaxes Five-day Hunt for Buena Park"Child

Dulles Says Truman Calculated Risk of War in Insisting on Jap Treaty

Dulles SaysU.S. Risked War by Pressing Treaty   Ambassador Credits American Unity for Aareement’s Success

Risked War To Get New Jap Treaty   Dulles Reveals Gravit of Decision at Governors’ Meeting.

U.S. Risked War In Drive For Jap Pact, Dulles Says   Ambassador Speaks At Governors’ Dinner

Dulles Says U.S. Dared Reds’ Bloc   Jap Treaty [s Tribute To Parties; Mac Is Praised

Reds Open Dam Gates  On Allies   Vain Effort’ To Flood Out Advancine UN

Chinks Fail To Halt UN With Flood   Gates In Dam Opened By Commies But Strateqem Flops

TASK TROOPS SEEK TO TAKE BIG RESERVOIR   Allies ‘Concentrating On Powerful Red Build-Up

Opening Of Dam Fails To Check Allies’ Drive   Red-Loosed Flood Is Vain Attempt; Water Is Receding

Kennan Likely As New Envoy To Moscow  Truman Confirms yo... th.) 6gtg ey, .

Kennan May Be U.S. Ambassador To Soviet Union   Truman Flies to Capital to. Make Important Speech

Mr. Suburbanite Writes of Good Life Out Long Island -Way Where He Built a House

Civil Defense Funds Slashed By Committee ‘ Raps Agency For Lack Of Coordinated Plans  OH Mee Blk Cr

65 Millions Remain for  Civil Unit   Original Request Made for 535 Millions by Truman—Committee Raps Agency  Shelters Are Out      Protective Facilities Are Taken From Measure; Cut in Supplies

House Severely Slashes Truman s Request for Civil Defense Funds, Raps at Present Program

—FINANCES— Money Bill For Civil Defense Cut  Committee Hits Agency’s Inaction

C ongressional Action Completed On $3,770,000 Oahe Appropriation, Other Midwestern River Projects .

Congress OR’s Shoals Stud y   $200,000 For Howell Mills Plan In Measure

Foes Of Belt Again Warn Of Peril To Jobs  Heavy Firing To Go On Tonight In Ohio

RELIEF ROLLS IN ILLINOIS OPEN FOR INSPECTION   Attorney General Rules Statute Ending Secrecy is in Force.

60 Firemen Overcome In  Akron Blaze   Chemical Building Wrecked By Flames Damage $400,000

JULIUS EMSPAK FOUND GUILTY   UE Official Is Convicted of Contempt; Thomas Quinn Jailed

Discrimination Fight Is Urged   Group’ Hits Public: School Discriminatior

Catflemen Meet In Dallas For Conference  Price Control To Draw Protests

Price Controls Irk Cattlemen  Ranchers Stampede At Dallas, Texas

Paris Blames U. S. For Controversies In Tran And Egypt   French Charge Blunders May Hurt Arms Plans In Middle Fast

Middle Eastern Troubles Laid At Door of U.S.   American Blunders Endanger Defense Line. French State

Young Brink Guard Slays Two Robbers   Young Guard Thwarts Attempt to Hold Up an Armored Money Truck; ls Hurt in Gun Battle

Chicago Guard Kills 2 Bandits  Brink’s Money Truck Robbery Thwarted

2 Bandits Slain By Brink’s Guard   Wins Gun Battle Despite Blow on Head

Guard Battles Robbers Two Chicago Gunmen Slain In Brink’s Holdup Attempt

) Robbers Slain by Brinks Guard   Former Mail Man in Chicago Uses His Gun

Young Brink's Guard Is Hero in Slaying of Two Ex-Convicts, Holdup Men

Brink’s Guard Slays Two In Balking Theft  Shoots It Out With Pair At Chicago;  Pas, Ba ae Deanna

2 Ex-Cons Die In Try To Rob Brink’s Guard   New Employe Mows Down Gunmen In ‘Chicazo Holdup

CHEST ENDS MONDAY   Must Raise $22,500 B; Monday Night To Hit Goal

Russ Fighters Forced Plane Into Landing   Crew May Be Jailed As Hesteges For Crown

Russian “Buildups’” May Be “Arrangements,” Not Strong Deployments   New Position for Former Lawrence High Principal

Groza, Beard Admit Taking Cage Bribes   BY ED SAINSBURY T’R Cnaete WW eit ae

Ex- ‘Kentucky Stars Admit ~ Being Bribed   Groza, Beard Shaver Points in Loyola Tourndment Game

Spain Ambassador Asks _ For Military Alliance, U.S. Economic Aid For Franco

 ‘Prepared To Resist Reds’ S panish Ambassador ‘Asks U.S. Alliance. Aid

SpainAsksU:S.  Economic Aid, Arms Alliance   Ambassador Tells Desires To Help Fight Communism

SPAIN IN BID. FORU.S. PACT   (Military Alliance And Economic Aid Asked By Ambassador

Spain Asks USS. For Aid, Military Tie   Ambassador Makes Overtures For Role In Atlantic Defense

Spain Asks U. 5. Military Pact, Economic Aid   Ambossador Hints Co-operation With Atlantic Pact Forces

HUGE DAMAGE FOR LOCAL FACILITIES   Lawrence Officials Estimate City Has $167,475 Flood Loss   TO INSPECT TOMORROW

Lawrence Officials Estimate City Has $167,475 Flood Loss   TO INSPECT TOMORROW

Green Assails  Hike In Prices   AFL Chief, Stabilizer Report Progress In Solving Mobilization Dispute

Suspect Peace Deal Conceals Russian Joker   U. S. Wants Moscow to Lay Korean Truce Cards Face Up

Increasing Skepticism on Proposal   U. N.’s Lie Hurries Home From Europe to Co-ordinate Plans

Lie Returns to States to Study Malik Proposal   State Department Sees it as Plan to Improve the Military Position

U.S. Shows — Skepticism  On Cease-Fire   But Lie Hurries Home In Effort To Co-Ordinate Plans For U.N. Action

Acheson Urges Billions for  Foreign Aid   Soviet Expansion Vust Be Stopped, He Tells Committee

Diplomats Look For Trickery In Red Truce Plan   Washington Hopeful But Cautious

Officials Say Cease-Fire Designed Only to Help . Korea Military Position

UN. Leaders To Consider New Proposal   British Take Leod In Move to Obtain Cease-Fire Details

Memorandum Issued. in Tokyo Expresses Doubt As to Good Faith of = Malik’s Peace-Faeler

Acheson Says Reds’ Withdrawal From 38th Will Be ‘Successful’ End

ACHESON SEES SUCCESS IN WAR   U. N. Victory Clear lf Reds Pull Back

Delegates To UN Seek More Data On Malik’s Plea   Puzzled By Lack Of Conditions In Cease-Fire Appeal

Skepticism Over Soviet Cease-Fire Proposal Gaining   State Department Officials Question True Sincerity Of Malik’s Cease-Fire Offers; Gen. Ridgway Wants Ironclad Agreement Not Bill Of Goods From Russians

Only Ironclad Acreement To Be Satisfactory   Proposal Of Malik May Be Considered Political Proposal

Acheson Urges Foreion Aid To Stop Agaression  Secretary Of State  Assails Moscow Policy

Political Move Designed to Im prove Military Position Suspected,  Trygve Lie Returns From Europe. LATE RINT ETIN,  4

38th Parallel Agreement Would Be Rated Victory, Secretary Acheson Says

SS sVOed Wl &£ PUT ai  Acheson Urges Passage Of Foreign Aid Bill

U.N. Bewildered By Reds’ Failure To Back Up Offer  Malik Indisposed As Allies Await  Further Renort

Associated Press   Russia Supports Malik’s Speech: Door Still Open   Successful End Of War Possible, Acheson Believes

PEACE MANEUVER SKEPTICISM GROWS   U. 5. Hints Malik Proposal Made Only To Improve Military Position of Enemy

Lie Is Hurrying From Europe to Study the Issue  Consideration by Tih! fe ‘mn Blane

Soviet Cease-Fire Proposal Being Viewed With Increased Skepticism By U. 5.; Lie Speeds From Europe

Doubts Rise Red Delegate Was Sincere   LN Leader Hurries Back From Europe To Disenss Plans

Tryave Lie Returning To Study Matter   U. S. Increases Skepticism of Malik Cease-Fire Proposal

US Doubts Sincerity of Malik Proposal; Lie Returns to Outline UN Study of Plan

U.S. Questions Cease-Fire Proposal of Soviet Leader   State Department Warns Reds May Be Playing For Time

Truman Dedicates Arnold Engineering Center   Cites Need Ut Frrogram  Acheson Urges Passage Of Foreign Aid Bill

U.S. Adopting "Wait and See Peace Policy   Ridgway Is Wary Of Soviet Bids For Peace Parley

Lie Hurries Back Toll. N. fo Start U.N. Consideration   U.S. Wonders If Malik’s Proposal Is Not Political

Foreign Aid Program Favored To Curb Soviet "Encroachment; Acheson Cites Need For Allies

U.S. Skepticism On Cease Fire Plan Increasing   Lie Halts Vacation To Co-Ordinate U. N. Consideration of Plea

Skepticism Grows Toward Russian Peace Proposal   U. §. Thinks Malik’s Offer Just Politics; Trygve Lie on Way Back to U.N.

Acheson Sees ‘Vi ictory’-If Reds Withdraw   End of Aggression at 38th Parallel Is All UN Asks, He Says~

Malik's Truce Plan Political, General Belief   Ironclad Agreement Is Ridgway Demand: Red China Asks U. N. Seat

ACHESON BACKS HUGE AID BILI   Says 81/2 Billion Needed To Stop Soviet ‘Encroachment’

Acheson Tells  America’s Aim     fo ee me, Wi cal. Junewnl      Reds’ Withdrawal Behind 38 Would Satisfy U.S.

‘Self Interest Requires Reliable And Strong Friends and Allies,  Secretary Tells Senate Group

All Reds Must Do Says Acheson, Is To Move Behind 38th   By BARNEY LIVINGSTONE

Korean ‘Victory’  Seen by Acheson  Says Withdrawal Would End War

Aim in Korea to Restore Security  Withdrawal Behind 38th Satisfactory’

Acheson iscloses  ar Aims Red Withdrawal Behind Parallel  Is U.S. Goal

BELIEVE RUSSIAN  PROPOSAL MAY BE  POLITICAL MOVE ACHESON INDICATES  SETTLEMENT AT 38TH WOULD BE “SUCCESS”

Acheson Asserts Restoration Of Peace U.N. Aim   Foreign Aid Program Support Asked By Secretary Of State

United States Skeptical   Government Heads Study Proposal:  Lie Approves Korean Truce

Korean Goal Is Security   SRWORRKCTE (OG DY” Atheson Red Retreat Behind 38th Parallel “Would Be UN Victory

Acheson Declares Red Withdrawa Behind 38th Parallel'Would Be Successful End of Campaign.  End of Aggression, Restoration Of Peace Are Aims of U. S.   Road ta Disaster

Acheson Raps Soviet Union As Aggressor   Urges Foreign Aid As Best Safeguard + For United States

a Of Good Faith’ Secretary Of UN Returning To U.S. ee eee ee PF eee

Skepticism Toward War Truce Grows Pe ee a   Malik Plea Labeled Russian Politics  Bv U.S. Diplomats

WASHINGTON (? — Secretary of State Acheson said today withdrawal of Communist forces behind the 38th parallel in Korea could be considered “a successful conclusion of the conflict.”

Suspect Malik Has Political  Trick Up Sleeve  President Of UN  _ General, Assembly Hurries To NYC To Confer With Malik

Truce Plan Seen As Political Coup   U.N. Leaders Pursue Proposal By Russian for Korea Cease-Fire

Acheson Urges Foreign Aid Program Approval For Strong, Reliable Allies

Consideration Of Proposals By Malik ls Due   Statement Questions Whether Bid Was Made in Good Faith

U. §. Skeptical of Malik’s Proposal for Cease-Fire   Many Believe It Was Designed to Help Reds’ Position in Korea.

Acheson First Witness For Foreign Aid Hearing   Congress Appears More Interested In Peace Moves In Korean War Than Foreign Aid Plan

U.S. Questions Malik’s Approach  For Cease-Fire  Trygve Lie Hurries Home To Coordinate U. N. Planning

Acheson Favors Ending War at 38th Parallel   Secretary Says Clearing South Would Be Victory

Officials Regard Malik’s Proposal With Disfavor and Suspicion of False Motives

U.S. Would Be Satisfied,  He Declares   Secretary Maintains Move Would Achieve U.S. Korea Goal

United States Increasingly Skeptical Toward Russian’ Cease-Fire Plan For Korea

Could Be Considered “A Successful Conclusion " Sec. Tells House Group   MAKES STATEMENT AT OPENING OF HEARINGS ON $8,500,000,000 FOREIGN. AID PROGRAM; SAYS RED EXPANSION MUST BE STOPPED

Expresses Doubt Of ‘Good Faith’ In Peace Feeler   Trygve Lies Comes Home To Plan U.N. Action

Restoration — Of Order Aim In Korea War   Withdrawal of Reds Back of 38th Would Be “Successful” End Acheson: Acserts

Urses Congress Vote $82 Billion For Foreign Aid   Strong And Reliable Friends In World Are Needed, He Says.

Military Aim in Korea is Stated  Withdrawal Behind   Withdrawal Behind 38th Satisfactory

Support For New Foreign  Aid Is Asked   Acheson Tells Senate Cominiltee Red ‘Encroachment’ Must Be Stopped

U.S. Skeptical Of Malik Offer   General Ridgway Says Bill of Goods—Doubt Malik’s Good Faith

U. S. Is Skeptical as China Renews Demand for UN Seat;  Seek Clarification of Cease-Fire

Lie Hurries To Line Up U.N. Actior   Does Malik Move Seek To Improve Position Of Foe in Korea?

Success in Red Retreat Behind 38th   Acheson Tells House Committee Aim of US is  To Repel Aggression

Trygve Lie Hurries Back to UN  State Department  Said Skeptical About Cease-Fire

Land Grabs Hit In Plea For Aid Plan   Secretary Stresses ‘Strong Friends’ In Asking 814 Billion

Acheson Urges $8.5 Billion Aid To Curb Russia   ‘Soviet Expansion By Encroachment dAust Be Stopped’

UN Commander Wants Tronelad Agreement, Not  Bill of Goods   Britain Mapping Joint Approach with 15 Nations in War

Acheson Sets Parallel As Victory Point   Says Withdrawal of Reds Behind It Could be Considered Successful Comelwgiok

U.S. Questions Malik’s Approach  For Cease-Fire  ‘Trygve Lie Hurries Home To Olannrdinata [I] NI Blaanina

Blast Rocks Downtown  City Area   Printing Plant, Other Buildings Suffer Damage

Bomb Blast Rips Buenos Aires Areas      Printing Plant Publishing Mrs. Eva Person’s Book Damaged; No Casualties Revorted Early

Action in Statehouse  FEPC, Constitutional _ Reform Bills Advanced

Legislature  Speeds Work On 2 Bills   Constitution Revision, FEPC Pushed to Front

VIOLENCE FLARES INTAXI WALKOUI      Fire Bomb Hurled Into. Pittsburgher’s Home °

Slanderets’ in Senate Assailed   Secretary of Labor Refers to McCarthy

Tobin Raps ‘Slanderers In Senate   U.S. Secretary of Labor Says They Hide from Libel Laws.

Tobin Declares ‘Slanderers' Should Re Denied ‘Privileced Sanctuary’

Tobin Blasts “Slanderers In the Senate  Labor Secretary _Points Remarks at Josenh R McCarth

Senate ‘Slanderers’ Assailed by Tobin   Bradley Warns Congress On ‘Dangerous Guessing

Labor Secretary Raps Slanderers   Tobin States Charges Issued in Privileged Sanctuary Need Proof

‘Slanderers’ In Senate Hit   VFW Hears Tobin Attack, Avoiders of Libel Law —

TOBIN ASSAILS SENATE “SLANDER”   Tells y F W Accusers Should Prove Charges

Says Accusations Should Be Proved   Tobin Calls For End To ‘Slandering”’ From Senate *ivcor

Tobin Assails ‘Slanderers’  In U. S. Senate  . Secretary Demands They Be Made  Ta Peave Charnec ar Face Court

Tobin Attacks ‘Slanderers’ In  U. S. Senate   VFW Convo Promptt Invites McCarthy to An swer Charges

TOBIN BLASTS 'SLANDERERS   Declares Senate Should Not Be ‘Privileged Sanctuary’

Senate Is Sanctuary For  Slanderers, VFW Is Told   Tobin Blasts Practice Of Using Senate As Citadel To Seek Protection From Libel Law

Labor Secretary Raps Slanderers  Tobin ; Sates ‘Cha rges    . Tabi States ‘Charges Issued in Privileged Sanctuary Need Proof

Tobin Hits ‘Slanderers in Senate  Prove Charges or Face Libel Action,

Secretary Tobin Scores ‘Slanderers In the U.S. Senate   Says Not Intended To Be Citadel to Hide In From Libel Laws

Secretary Tobin Hits Slanderers In The Senate   Tells VFW Delegates America Must Polish Armor Of Democracy

UN Commander Sends A Blistering Reply To Reds On Their ‘Complaints’

Chief Ordered: To Take Steps  For Showdown   Rejects Red ‘Protest’ a: False; More Truce Talke lInlikely

Red Complaint "Without Basis’   General Given Authority  To Compel Showdown

Local Temperature   ee me ee NR ANY NO ALLEER f° New Regulation Announced  For Curbs On Textile Prices

Aide Said Jobn L. Lewis Really Mad About Disaster; Woald Coincide With Threatened Steel Strike Time   STOPPAGE MAY BE CALLED TOMORBOW

John L. Lewis May Call 10 Day Stoppage   Would Be Memorial To 119 Victims of Tllinsis Disaster

Halt Would be Memorial to 119 Mine Victims  Spends Christmas Day with Brother,

Miners May Leave Work For 5 Days   Aide Says Lewis Possibly Will Call Halt In Memorv Of 119 Victims

Memorial To 119 Killed In Illinois Tragedy. Is Studied By Union Boss

UMW Leader. AtScene, Mad  About Disaster   Work Sloppage May Be Called Tomorrow, Lewis Aide Says

Lewis May Order 10-Day Stoppage   Miner President Termed ‘Really Mad’ Over Illinois Shaft Disaster

Miners May Be Called Away From Job   Lewis Considering Layoff To Honor Disaster Victims

WOULD BE AS  MEMORIAL 10 MAINE VICTIMS   Aide Says John L. Lewis {s Angry About Death of of 119 Men.

Coal Strike In Memory Of Victims   Lewis May Take Advantage Of Illinois Tragedy To Emphasize Threatened Steel Strike.

Lewis Might Call Nationwide Coal Work Stoppage As Memorial To Miners

Lewis May Call Coal Miners Out On Sympathy Strike  10-Day Walkout Is Likely As Memorial To 119 Blast Victims

Charges U.S. ‘Voice’ Paid  Commentators   5 Radio Men Receivec $1,870 for Writing. -Solan Declares :

SPRY OUT FOR SECOND TERM   Beardsley, Larson Only State Officers Left to Give Plans

Shirttall Hangs Out al Kaesong   Chief Hes te Use Part of Shirt te Furnish Required Small Fleg

Million Dollar Shelby Hospital  Seems Assured   County Groups Spearhead Drive to Raise Final $150,000

Asks Truman to Withdraw RFC Revamp   Arkansas Senator Suggests Plan Be Recalled Temporarily

McClellan Suggests Withdrawal of Plan To Revamp the RFC   Believes Congress Should Decide Fate Of Lending Agency

Asks Truman Pian For RFC Be Withdrawn   Temporarily, While Congress Works Out Its Own Solution

Congress Should Handle RFC Fate, Says McClellan   Suggests Truman Withdraw Plan To Revamp Old RFC

Urges Truman Withdraw Plan To Revamp REC   Mc€lellan  Says Congress Should Be Allowed To Work Out Own Solution

Ask Truman to Withdraw Plan to Reorganize RFC   House Committee Hits Defense Loans By Another Agency

SENATOR PROPOSES TRUMAN RETRACT RFC REVAMP PLAN   McClellan Says Congress Should Work Own Solution To Lending Agency's Fate

McClellan Suggests Truman Withdraw Disputed RFC Plan   Congress, He Says, Should Work Out Problem Regarding Fate of Agency

Congress Should Decide RFC Fate Senator McClellan Thinks Truman Should With draw Revamp FOR MORE HEARINGS  Banking Committee to Push on For Abolishment ‘of Loan Agency —

Ask Truman To Withdraw RFC Revamp   Committee Wants Congress To Work Out Own Solution

Sovereignty For Germany Studied  Spain, Middle East Status In Question

FEARFUL ATOMIC WEAPONS READY   Finletter Warns That All-Out  War Could Ruin Civilization

Dever Defies Senate In Case of Del Monte  Declares” He will Pardon Him al  arrtb. dt. @. LE

Not to Accept New Proposal   West to Inform Russia Its Newly Worded Offer Must be Modified.

Egyptians Stage Another Riot: 25 Reported Hur   Battle With Police In Both Alexandria And Cairo Streets

 Flogging Bill May Be Introduced .... Lashing Preseribed For U. S. Betrayers

Suggests Whipping Post for Officials Who Betray Trust   Kefauver Calls For Independent Clean-Up Agency

Tobey Suggests Flogging  For Federal Wrongdoers   Sharp Tongued Senator Says He’s Thinking Seriously Of Asking Congress To Revive Whipping Post

Whipping is Prososed for hil Grafters   Senator Suggests That Flogging Law Be Revived To Punish Officials Who Retrayv Triuect

VAL as PT eh  New Hampshire Senator r Suggest Crocked Officials Set VV iippings

NEW HOUSECLEANING CRIES Whipping Posts Urged For Crooked Officials

SenatorW ants Whipping Post Revived For Punishing. Erring Public Officials

ExRFC Chief Denies Assuring Firm of Help   Howard Says Couldn't Recali Incidents in J. E. Toole's Diary

Changes Sought In Veteran Bill   Teague Says Bill Has Not Worked

Texas Representative Plans Fight For Drastic Changes in GI Bill of Rights School Provisions

Solon Wants Big Change In G. I. Bill   School for Vets Not Working, Texans Coniends

Drastic Changes Needed in Gl Bil  Schooling Pro Hasn't Worked Out

Texan Would Require Vet to Pay Part of Own Costs: GI Bill of Rights Faces Drastic Revision In Conaqress as Result of Waste and Frauds

Plan Changes In GI Bill   House Committee Finds Abuses In Schooling Program

SYMINGTON NOMINATION ‘AS REC HEAD APPROVED   Senate Studies Choice; Conferees Agree On Minor Points in New Draft-UMT Bill

UN GUNS DOWN 2 U1. CARGO PLANES   Seven of Crews Missing as Tragic Error Marks Air Suonly Broo

Allied Artillery Downs Two L ).S. Cargo Planes By Mistake: Seve en Men Re sported Missing

Two U.S. C-119 Boxcar Planes Fall   Shot Down by Allied Artillery While Dropping Supplies.

Reds Bolster Hold on Tibet   Make Peace Between Feuding Factions

Longer Season And Shorter Hours May Be In Store For Leaf Markets

KILLED IN EXPLOSION  Blast ‘and Fire at Nebraska Sta tion Fatal to Two Persons

Volcano Eru pls  In Southern  Philippines Several Thousand Panichy Residents

Awards Banquet To Be Held   daycees to Make Final Judging In “I Speak For Democracy” Contest November 15.

F ive Reds and Huk Leader Sentenced   Six Face Death In Isle Trial . For Outrages

5 Reds and Huk Doomed to Die   Slaying of Quezon Widow Chareed to Group

TV Color Out For Duration  CBS Ordered To Suspend Output As Non-Essential

Dope Peddled Openly at Cafe  In Oceanside   State Board Refused to Act, Crime Commission Js Told

Trying to Weaken U.S. From Within   Due in Alaska Today on Way Back to States

Troop Train Crash Toll Mounts to I] —   Rescue Workers Recover Three :  wAoee Badiée fron: Twisted Wreck:

Train Crash Death Toll Rises to Ill   At Least 60 Injured; Crews Still Search for Bodies Of Other Possible Dead

ONIQAN STRONGLY DEFENDS POLICIES OF OUSTED LEADER   Backs View Far’ East Is Major Theater in Fight a Qa Communism   WELCOME PLANS GROW   N.Y. Maps Ticker-Tape Parade for General, Prior to His Capital Visit

No War On China Advocated--Taft  AL: C.lan Mienntac Damacrate’   Ohio Solon Disputes Democrats’ Claim On MacArthur Position

U. 5. Invasion Not Advocated Senator Says   View Far East Major Theater Given Support

Taft Denies M‘Arthur Wants War With China; Hero's Welcome Shapes

Taft Disputes ‘Mac Favored  i DB IU i   Ousted Commande Ready To Leave Japan For Hero's » Welcome In US.

Taft Disputes Idea MacArthur Wants Red War   Backs General's View ) That Far East Is : Focal Point

Supports Invasion By Chiang  Rave Far Pact   Says Far East Major Theater

Defends MacArthur Views Of Arming Nationalists For Strike At Mainland

M’ Arthur Did Not Seek War. Taft Declares.  ( Ousted Leader Sends Word ° ‘ He Will Address Congress

Taft Backs MacArthur's War Views   Denies He Favors All-Out War; Hero’s  Welcome Is Planned

+ Defends MacArthur’s ws as Hero’s Welcome - Prepared for General

Taft Refuies  Demo View  Of M’Arthur Insists General  Not Seeking All-Out Conflict

Taft Defends MacArthur's  Views on War  Says General Does Not Favor

Senator Answers Charges   Certain MacArthur Against War With China. Too. He Sav:

Taft Defends MacArthur's Views on War  Says General Does   Says General Does Not Favor All-Out Invasion

Accord General Honors   Preparations For Giving MacArthur Hero Welcome  On His Arrival

Says Conquest Of China Not General's Idea   Merely Wants To Use   Merely Wants To Use Chiang Men To Take Pressure Off Korea

Political Talk Falls On Vinson      Is Being Talked Of As Possible Nominee To Unify Democrats

Fred Vinson Gets Mention  As Candidate   Senator Johnson Supports Justice

Vinson Backed As ‘Unity’ Candidate   Senator Says He Believes Truman Will Not Enter Contest

Plugs Vinson as Candidate. to Unify Party   Sen. Johnson Doubts Truman Will Run, Favors Chief Justice

Boosting Vinson For Dems   See Chief Justice As Possible Man To Unify Party For 1952 Elections

VINSON TALKED AS DEMOCRATIC PARTY NOMINEE   Senator Johnson Says Truman ‘Will Not Run Again — Be ’ lieves Chief Justice ‘Would Ease South.

—VINSON— Suggested As Possible Candidate  Believe Step May Heal Party Split

POT =I BOILING  Political Stew Getting Hotter; Vinson, Ike and  Taft Subjects

Vinson Listed As Possible Candidate   Chief Justice May Be Able To Unify Democratic Party

Talk of Vinson For Candidate   Colorado Senator Thinks Truman Will Not Run ) Justice Is The Man

See Vinson as Man Who Might Unity Democratic Party   ‘Ike’s Boosters Busy Lining Up An Organization

THREE PLANES IN AIR CRASH NEAR DAYTON   Two Pilots Killed In Collision Of Fichter Craft

Aid Program Hints Change In U. S. View   Return to Mainland Of China Goal Of Chiang

Aid Program Is Revealed To Congress   Informed Chinese Nationalists Want To Retake Mainland

Nationalists Determined To Recapture Land   Chiang’s Forces On Formosa Plan To Retake Mainland

Wilson Expects Extension of Controls Law  Aircraft Production Board To Be Set Up  eL..-al.. Li. r...l....

Wilson Hopes For Action on Defense Act   Says Congress Will Realize Necessity of Production Proaqram

Extension To Be Voted, Says Wilson  6 000.» ee Fg   Mobilizer Confident Congress Won’t Let Controls Expire.

U.5. PRESSING FOR ACTION T0 CONDEMN CHINA  Washington Wants Di imekca ok Mime Ba   Washington Wants U nited Nations to Vote Naming Reds ‘As Aggressors.

Decline To Act On Koreas  Austin To Seek   Austin To Seck Vote On Issue

Weather at Yuma   Allies Split Over U. S. Resolution   France, New Zealand Back Plan To Brand Red China As An Aaaressor

FINANCE BILLS ARE PUSHED BY LEGISLATURE   Would Boost Corporation And Intangibles Levies

Seldom Seen Is __ Hunted By Police Kansas City Negro  Reported Plotter in Matt Jones Murder

Search For Third Man in jones Killing   Seldom Seen is Sought After Two Had Confessed

New  US. Aides Angered By UN Action   a 48-Hour Delay “Voted On Issue

Phoney Offer To Widen Rift With Arab- Asian Bloc   India Delays Vote On Aggressor Proposal For 48 Hours; England, Canada Join Other United Kingdom Nations In New Peace Move

CHINESE MOVE CAUSES SPLIT IN UN FRONT   United States Terms New “Truce” Bid “Polnt Of Gun” Trick

U.S. Presses For Early Vote On China Issue  >. -.. J. Fline   Seeks U.N. Action To Condemn China As War Aggressor

Democratic Leaders Shelve Draft Bill, Await Outcome Of Troops-to-Europe Issue

Passage Unchanged Foreseen   Leaders Believe First Peacetime Universal Miltary Training Bill Will Be A Good One.

Sen. Dutf Calls Peace Eftorts Russian Fake   Urges Hanging U.S. Plotters in Address At Legion Convention

Travel ls Hampered on U. 5. Route 36   Repairs and Resurfacing Underway on Highway.

SLOW IN RETURN   Copper Workers Ordered by Federal Court to End Strike

Employes in Copper, Zine Slow Return   U.S. Court Orders Union To End 10-Day Walkout At Request of Federal Attorneys.

Copper Workers Slow to Retuzn .   Union Raps Injunction But OrdersLecals— Back to Work

Officials See Rise Of 5-8% In Living Cost   Freight-Rate Increase And New Controls Law  Are Blamed

Living Cost To Rise 5-8 Per Cent   Johnston Predicts Price Increases To  Exceed $10 Billion

Freight Rate Hikes To Boost Prices   Living Costs To Jump 5 to 8 Per Cent Next Year

OPS Officials Glumly Predict Living Cost Hike   Jump of Five to. Eight Per Cent Seen During Next Year

In Nation To Climb Higher   “U.S. Stabilization Officials Warn Of New Increases

Stabilization Officials Predict 5 To 8 Per Cent Increase In Living Costs

Expected to Go Up Even More   Officials See 5 to 8 Per Cent Jump in 1952

Predict Cost of Living Will Jump 5-8 Per Cent During Next Fiscal Year

Vital Issues In Far East Hiehlichtec   Truman, MacArthur Views Strnggle to Control Shape of War

2 VITAL ISSUES EMERGE FROM M’ARTHUR TALK      Position Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Key To  * Situation   ADHERANTS HAVE TO PERSUADE CONGRESS

AMERICAN TROOPS SAIL FOR EUROPE   23TH INFANTRY DIVISION BEGINS EMBARKATION TO JOIN IKE’S FORCES.

State’s (,uards Sailing   Initial Units Of 28th Leave For New Bases In Germany

Mild Cold Wave Pushes Over State   Warming Up Trend Due te Begin On Saturday, Then More Cold to Come

Italy And Belgium In Policy Clash   Plans For Politics, Defense Of Europe Bring Disagreement

Leaders Clash On Two Policies   Belgian And Italian _Ministers Disagree

— —CONTROLS — New Law Blamed  For Rises   CHRYSLER ASKS 914% INCREASE

Food Prices May Advance Next Montl   OPS Officials Set For New Deluge Of Requests

Food Ceilings  To Rise 5-10%   New Law Requires Higher  Prices; Autos Expect) ed To Go Up Soon

What About Moody?’ Is the Question Asked Most by Michigan's Independent Voters

Red Paper Says Gen. Ike Has ‘Texan ‘Spirit’ and Is ‘Undemocratic, Hauahty’

Peace Hopes Kept Alive As Envoys Valk, Adjourn   ACLPPYE TO? ETERS   aToORSY SAMmPT

State Senate Gets Measure by Klocksiem  Lower House Votes   Lower House Votes 61 to 9 to Outlaw Game ‘in California

lranians in Anti-United States Flare   ‘Peace Partisans’ Shout Loudly in Front of US Embassy in Tehran

lran Reds Hold Anfi-U. §. Rally   ‘Down With M‘Arthur’ Shouted at Embassy

Iran Leftists Shout Loud Against U.S.   Long Demonstration Staged In Front Of Binhbassvy At Teheran

Turmoil — In Iran.   »Reds Take Advanta   »Reds Take Advantage Of Unrest to Stage Anti-I7.S. Parades 

Anti-American. Demonstration Worries Iran   Red-laspired® Crowds Shout.in Front ‘of. ~ Embassy: at Tehran

Anti-American Furore in Iran   Demonstrations Are Communist-inspired; Nationalization of Oil Is Demanded

Churchill Plans Thrifty Govt., Cuts Cabinet   Promises Economy To British People, Takes Pay Slash

CABINET SIZE. SALARIES CUT BY CHURCHIL!   British Economy Start: At Top As Regime  Functions

British Cabinet jweges To Be Cut  (Churchill Takes Biceest   Churchill Takes Biggest Slash of All

Promises More Economy In Government Will Come; Use Of Ministerial Motor Cars Is Sharply Reduced

CHURCHILL CUTS PAY OF CABINE]   Prime Minister Himself to Re ceive $8,400 a Year Less Than Allowed by Law.

Churchill Cuts Cabinet Size and Pay   Sets Example for Both Unions and Business in Britain.

New Cabinet Of 10 Get Cut Also For Three Years  Use Of Pay Axe At c Shre   Use Of Pay Axe At Top Seen As Shrewd ‘Move By Veteran

Submarines Hold Greater Hazards, But Also Have More Safety Gadgets

Dangers Lurk In Undersea Service;  Subs Built For Rough Treatment

15-Union Rail Peace Talks  Reach Climax   Mediation Board Sets New Parleys Today as Unexpected Obstacle Rlocks Settlement

Tax Writers Firmly Reject President’s Twe-Package Plan  Want New Program In One Lump, Say Sum May Be Too Larg

Leaders Doom Tax Inereases In Two Parts   Doughton, George Report ed Agreed On Putting All In One Bill

Iowa Republicans Pledge Their Aid Start Campaign Now, Taft Urged By MacNider, York

Baby Breaks Tie in Rhode Island Senate: Makes Legislative History

BABY BREAKS LEGISLATURE TIE  Woman Senator's Gain Is Democratic Party's Loss

1 PANCAKE -FEEI   American Legion Will Use Proceeds for Junior Baséball Program

NEW KOREA MOVES REPORTED DECIDED   Orders to Ridgway Expected To Follow Truman‘s Review of Situation With JCS

Be'ieve Truman, Fdyisors Agree on Next Truce Move   Instructions Go to Gen. Ridgway as Result of Monday’s Conference.

Next Move In Korea Decided At Brass Meet   President, Advisers Silent On Outcome Of Washington Session

Agree on New Moves In Truce Negotiation   President and Top Advisors Sending New Instructions to Ridgway; Talks Now Seen To Be Moving Into Decisive Period

Defense Mobilizer Warns Serious Shortages of Civilian Goods Loom

Shortages Due, Wilson Reports  Metal Allotments For ‘52 Revealed

Sudden Storm Hits In Midland Areas   Record Cold Predicted; 31 Deaths Attributed to Weather

Icy Blast Hits Most Of Nation  Coldest Weather  Of Season in no a. a? e qq

Snowstorm Has Left 31 Persons Dead  New Arctic Blast   New Arctic Blast Is Feared For Parts of Montana

Sub-Zero Weather Strikes Midwest   'At Least 27 Reported Dead As Result Of Storm

PREDICT 10° BELOW ZERO FOR CHICAGO   Blast of Cold Air Sweeps East From Rockies on Heels of Great Snows etorm. : ae   31 DEATHS FROM COLD REPORTED   Illinois Roads Are Ice Coated But Open; Power and Phone Lines: Broken by lee.

AT LEAST 31 DEAD   Coldest Weather of Season in Prospect for the Nation

Sub-Zero Cold Spread: Aeross U.S.   East Under Snow Blanket That Even Caught Weather Bureau Unawares

Frigid Blast From Rockies To Midwest  At Least 27 Persons Die Because of Storm

At Least 27 Dead as Biting Cold Follows Big Snowstorm; May Hit Wide Areas in South

Biting Cold Follows Snow Over Wide US Area, Even South   At Least 27 Die From Cold; Mexico Has Official Low Saturday Morning of 3 Degrees Below Zero: Forecast Lower Tonight

HEAVY SNOWS CUT TRAFFIC IN WIDE AREA   Colder Weather Is Predicted For Many Sections

Cold P=. K ‘wtuch Of Country   Damaging Snowstorm in Midwest: 24 Below  In Montana

Colder Weather ‘Affects Millions   Biting Cold Following Fast-Moving Snowstorm ‘Deals Damaging Blows

Storm Takes 27 Lives Over Nation  ",.] Jd act W .athauw {rf   Coldest Weather Of Season Looms For  Most Of Country

Subzero Blast Toll Set at 31   11-Inch Snow in Chicago; Forecast Is Continued Cold

Wintry Blasts Send Temperatures fo Sub-Zero Mark   Entire Midwest Is Hit: Lowes! Reading 23 Below Zero at Miles City, Mont.

Sub-Zero Wave Already Over Midwest And Heading East On Heels Of Fast-Movine Storm   Already 27 Persons Have Died From Causes Attributed To Snow Which Left Record Falls In Many Areas.

Season's First Big Snow Causes 27 Deaths in U.S.  Biting Cold Follows Fast-Moviag Storm; Temperatures Dreao in Southern Areas

Coldest Weathe In Prospect for Most of Nation  27 Deaths Caused In Storm Yesterday

Snowstorm Has Left 31 Persons Dead  New Arctic Blast Is Feared For  mantener

ASKS FOR POLIC\   American Legion Post Res: olution Appeals to U. S. Leaders

Elderly Woman Who Wanted Best Hotel in Savannah Dies   Mystery Surrounds Death of Spinster

Enemy Supplies Are Hauled Out Of Kumsong Area  Allied Troops Smash Closer to Region Of Buildup

Allies Gain Four Miles On  Central Front   Reds Hauling Supplies Out of One Buildup Area

REDS BEGIN TO EVACUATE KUMSONG AREA   Allied Patrols Active in Other Sectors

Johnson Urges U.S. Blockade On China Coast   Former Defense Secretary Supports MacArthur Policy

Warns Of Red  Moves   Former Defense Chie€  Backs MacArthur's ' Blockade Plan

Fired Defense Chief Backing Gen. MacArthur   Naval Blockade Of China Coast Called Practical

JOHNSON BACKS MVARTHUR PLAN TO BLOCKADE CHINA    Former Defense Head Warns Against Letting Russia Bleed U.S, Dry in Korea   ADMITS ACHESON FELD   Disputes Secretary’s Testi mony on Attitude To ward Formosa

The Weather   Warns Of Red Moves   Former Defense Chief Backs MacArthur’s Blockade Plan

Three Nations Would Change Italian Treaty   West Makes Offer Of Equal Partner

OTHER TREATY SIGNERS ARE ASKED TO JOIN   Russia Expected To Bitterly Fight Proposed Revisions

Ready to Lift Restrictions Upon Italy  Wav Be Found For Country to Uphold

Three Nations In Action for Italy   U. S., Britain and France Would Permit Rearmament Against Reds   IN WESTERN ALLIANCE   Russians Are Expected to Oppose Any Treaty Changes

Big Three Agree fo Let Italy Rearm, Join Alliance   Revisions in Italian Peace Treaty of 1947 to Get Consideration.

OPS Orders Beef Ceiling Changes   Retailers Relieved Of Posting Prices At Meat Counters

Pending Final Action Meat Ceilings Are Boosted In Price Stabilization

OPS Excuses Dealer Postine  Beef Ceilings   Decision Waits Final Action By Congress On Price Controls

Korean Venture Fails, Says Taft   Senator Says Cost Exceeds What We Can Gain

Korean Venture Failure--Tatt  Says Cost of War Will Exceed Any Gain

Korean Venture A Failure—Taft  Senator Attacks   Senator Attacks Dispatch of Troops

Reds ‘Order’ Big Crowd Fo Rally’s Close   Civilians Summoned To Join East Berlin Festival On Sunday

Claims ‘Influence’ In RFC Established   Dawson Reprimanded But Is ‘Innocent’

Bill To Borrow For Welfare Passes House   Turnback To Provide Funds; Repayment Is Provided

Grady Is Given Iran's Answer   ‘Take Over’ Mission Arrives at Oil Field

Churchill Visit Plans Readied   Parley Set for Early °52; Winnie Mav Be Touch

Churchill Expected to Visit Washington During January   Diplomats Believe Prime Minister Will Be Asked to Address Congress, Will Accept

Reds Insist on Buffer Zone U. N. Doesn't Want   Negotiator Says Enemy Proposal Takes All and Gives Nothing.

Reds Press U.N. On Truce Plan   Enemy Negotiators Refuse to _ Issue Ultimatum on Demands; Allies Urged to Yield Kaesong

Allies Are Urgec To Give Up Kaesong Claims  Aliickale Save Offer   Nuckols Says Offer Would Take All But Offer Nothing

Red Negotiators Firm But Avoid Ultimatum Move  Delegates Appeal To U.N. Officers For Agreement

Reds Press Allies To Accept Keorean Buffer Zone Now   Retused To Give Ultimatum To U.N. On Red Line

Reds Push For Allied Acceptance Of Butter   Urge UN Truce Team to Take Their Version of Zone Line

NO PROGRESS REPORTED IN TALKS   Enemy Insists On Keeping Kaesonag And Vicinity   Down Jet And Damage Four Others In 9 Separate Air Battles

Enemy Refuses To Hand Allies ‘An Ultimatum’   Hodes Says ‘U.S. Position Is Firm But Not Adamant’

Reds Pushing For Proposal   Won't Call It Ultimatum; No Progress Friday in Truce Negotiations

'No Progress’ Is Reported Again From Truce Talks   Reds Balk at Making Stand An Ultimatum

Allies Are Urged To Give Up Kaesong Claims   Nuckols Says Offer Would Take All But Offer Nothing

Allies Pressed To Accept Red Cease-Fire Line   But Communists Balk at Issuing An Ultimatum

U.N. Negotiators Pressed To Accept Red Buffer Line  Communists Balk at Ultimatum: 2 Meetings Bring ‘No Progress’ 7   No Heavy Fighting Reported Alona Fronts   No Heavy Fighting Reported Along Fronts As Troops Await Outcome of Truce Talks

Allies Pressed To Accept Pian For Buffer Zon   No Progress At Parleys; More Than 150 Planes Involved In Jet Fight

Reds Demand Kaesong, Balk At Ulfimatum  Asked If Stand Is Final, Reds Evade Question

Communists Ask Allies to Accept : ‘Buffer’ Proposa  Officers Are Evosive When Queried by UN

Reds Urge U. N. To Accept  Their Cease-Fire Proposal   PY WHEITIAM JORDIN

Reds Urge Allies Take Proposal   Insist On Cease-Fire _ Plan They Gave To Delegates But Balk On Kaesone ‘

Reds Press Allies For Their Zone   Negotiators Deny Issuing Ultimatum Refuse U.N. Trade

—KORE A— Reds Balk At Issuing  Ultimatum  Urge Allies Accep Buffer Zone Offer

Reds Press LX to Accept  Last Proposal   Communists Balk at Issuing Ultimatum. But Urge Allies to Give Up Kaesong Arce

Communists Press Allies For Acceptance of Buffer  Zone Outlined for Korea

Red Negotiators Urge U. N. Envoys To Accept Communist Proposal fo Keep Kaesong—Refuse, Ultimatum

Communists Balk At An Ultimatum Over Buffer Zone   ‘Korean - Chinese Leaders At Panmunjom  --\ Urge Allies To Give Up Demands For  : Kaesong, Accept Red Line; No Heavy Fighting Is Reported On Front

ASK ALLIES TO GIVE UP DEMAND FOR KAESONG   REDS INSISTS ON DECISION BUT DENY ISSUING ULTIMATUM

Peace Talks Hinge Now Over Kaesong   Communists, However, Do Not Issue Any Ultimatum on Subject

REDS INSIST ALLIES ACCEPT THEIR TERMS   Communists Avoid Ultimatum; Air War Flares; Ground Quiet.

Reds Pressing U.N. to Accept Truce Proposal   But Balk at ‘Ultimatum’ on Their Plan For Buffer Zone

No Progress Reported in Truce Meetings  Communists Urge U.b Acceptance of Offer

Allies Pushed To Accept Red Proposal for  Buffer Zone   Communist Negotiators Balk at Issuing Ultimatum

War Fronts Are Comparatively Quiet Today  Communists Urge U.N. To Give Up Demand For Kaesong

Communists Balk At Any  Ultimatum   Two More Meetings Bring No Progress On Key Korean Poin

Reds Ask UN  ‘Kase Demand   Want Foes to Yield on Kaesong. But No Ultimatum Issued

Reds Press Offer, Avoid Ultimatum   Nine Jet Battles Flame in Air Over Korea for One-Day Record

Commies Press For Approval Of Their Zone   Balk at Issuing UN an Ultimatum

Allied Delegates Subjected To Much Pressure  Reds’ Truce Team Avoids  Buffer Zone Ultimatum

COMMIES URGE APPROVAL OF RED ZONE PLAN   “No Progress’ Made; More Meetings Due Friday. Saturday

Truce Negotiations Hinge Now on Which Side Gains Control of For mer Armistice City in Korea.

Red Officers Press For U.N. Buffer Answer  All Eyes Are On Panmuniom Talks

Truce Team Urges Allies To Accept Bid; Meetings Fail To Show Progress

Press For Acceptance  Of Their Truce Terms   “No Progress” Reports Issued Following Two Latest Meetings; U. N. Position “Firm” But Not “Adamant.”

Little Heavy Ground Troop Fighting; Nine Jet Battles      / COMMUNISTS BALK AT ISSUING ULTIMATUM BUT INSIST ON THEIR BUFFER ZONE PLAN

Officers Study Rival Buffer Lone Plans   Kaesong Major Stumbling Block In Discussions

Press Allies To Accept Buffer Zone   Red Negotiators Ask U.N. Drop Kaesong Demands

Fighting Dies Out Awaiting For Results   Patrols And Jet Action Is Only Battle Activity

Red Delegates Steering Clear Of Ultimatum   Allies Are Asked To Give Up Demand On Kaesong Issues

REDS HIRGE UN 70 SURRENDER KAESONG CITY   Ground Troops, ‘Await Outcome Of Truce Talks

Allied Planes, Ships Range Far to North   Negotiators Declare These Factors Should Affect Zones

Allied Air, Naval Might AsaLever   But Reds Remain  Unshaken in Stand For Buffer Zone- .  At 328th Parallel

Allies Warn Reds of Air, Naval Powe   Ground Truce Only One of 3  Considerations

Reds Asked to Consider Allied Sea, Air Power   U.N. Superiority Thought Goed Reason For Zone at Front

Admiral Presses Reds In Butfer Zone Argument   No Agreement Yet In Kaesong Talks For Cease-Fire

Reds Reminded UN Planes Fly North of 38th   Ground Line Is not Only Battle Front

Reds Concede Superiority,  Stick to 38th   Allies Might Agree To Recall Of Non-ground Unit

Are Fador in Buffer Talks   U.N. Also Demands Reds Do Not Run in More Troops During Any Armistice

Emphasize Air, Navy Part in War  Communists Told Ground Line Not Only Battlefront

UN Seeking Way to End Deadlock  Ground Power No   Ground Power Not Only Big Weapon Reds Are Told

Air and Sea Might Of Allies May be Taken Into Account   To Take Up Subject Of Buffer Zone for 10th Time Tonight

Allies § ay Planes Have  Wide Range   Must Be Taken Into Any Consideration of Truce,  UN Negotiators Remind   STILL DEMAND 38TH   Reds Admit Superiority Of UN in Air, But Hold Firm on Buffer Zone

Reds Ignore New UN Argument  Parley Still Deadlocked   Three Families Too Much For His $160 Per Month Pay

UN Points Out Its Power Extends Far Beyond Battle Lines   Kaesong Sessions  Continue Tonight   Nam Il Admits American Planes Influenced Chinese Action

Air, Naval Power Cited In Argument   Reds Reminded Planes, Ships Carry Fighting Front Over Entire Nation

Deadlock Unbroken   New Meeting Set Tonight, Buffer Tone in Dispute

The Weather   Allies Stand Firm For Buffer Zone Along Battleline   No Progress at Truce Meeting Reported again--Allied Troops Fight and Advance in Korea

Wide Range of UN Airplanes And Ships North of Korean Battlefront Is Pointed Out

Remind Reds of U. N. Naval and Air Superiority   Communist Negotiators Pointedly Told Thal Ground Line Is Not the Onlv Battle Front

Korea Talks Stress UN © Superiority  Air, Sea Strenath Becom   Air, Sea Strength Become Allied Baraaining Points

Allies, Reds Siill Hagale Over Demands   Reds Not Giving In to U.S. Plan. For Border Area

Point Made In Effort To End Deadlock   10th Session Of Buffer Zone Talks Is Set For Today

Reds Told U. N. Planes-Ships Go Far North of Buffer Zone   Deadlock Continues As Reds Demand 38th Parallel Zone

Ships, Planes Range Far North Tell Reds Ground Not The Only Battle Front

Say UN Envoys Feel These Are Majer Bargaining Weapons in Demanding Strong Defendable Ground Positions North of 38th. _

Allies Remind Negotiators Planes, Ships Fly at Will Far North of Battlefronts

_ A ae) Te, i>, Bite otto, ota  Both Sides Firm On Buffer Zone   No Progress Reported In Talks At Kaesong

Allies Point To Naval, Airpower In Talks   Move Fails to Budge Reds On Tough Buffer Zone Issue

 British Cabinet Reported Ready To Defy Iran Premier’s Order Expelling Oil Men

Iran Premier Allows Oilmen 9 Days Stay   Attlee Expected to Seek Conservative Backing  In Mid-East Crisis

USE OF FORCE POSSIBLE Britain Defies Iran’s Order  Ousting 300 Oil Technicians

British to Defy Order From Iran   Cabinet Won’t Stand for Expulsion of Oil Technicians.

UN Circles State Ridgway Can End  ‘Truce Conference   Report General Has Full Power To Make Any Decision From Standpoint of Military Level

Hail Storm Loss High   Huge Stones Riddle. Roofs, Smash Windows Batter Crops in West Around Garden City

Martin Asks Jobs for Coal Region   Says Whole Country Would Benefit by Work Done There.

RED CROSS DRIVE MOVES INTO ACTION  LARGER GIFTS NEEDED TO FILL UPPED OUOTA

RED CROSS DRIVE MOVES INTO ACTION  LARGER GIFTS NEEDED TO FILL TIDDEN OAIMINTA

TOTAL: $14,324 QOUG” As $23,195 TO GO: £23,é71 Leaver orth S*ou'd Knew!

Tools For All-Out War Ready In 1953   Wilson Says U. S$. Will Also Turn Out More Civilian Goods

LIARS' CLUB LIES POUR IN  Hoosier Hosier Hopes His Has Highest Honor Hooked

SEVERAL INDIGTED® “IN GAGE SCANDAL   Grand Jury Acts After Quiz:  zing 5 Bradley Stars,  13 Others ~.

Rigid No-Fighting Buffer Zone Plan Rejected by Allies   Red Proposal Would Give Enemy Relief From Battle Pressure

Buffer Zone Blocks Hope Of Peace   Allies Fear Reds Planning ‘Booby Trap’

Allies Reject Red Proposal On Buffer Zone   Plan to Demilitarize Area s Considered Possible Booby Trac

George Sees Tax Increase on Books Oct.    House Approves 7.2 Billion Jump By 233 to 160 Vote

PREDICT RAISE IN INCOME TAX OCTOBER 1ST   House Passes Bill, Senate Prepares To Open Hearings

New Income ‘Tax Expected On Oct. Ist   Pay Envelopes to Be Hit Hard as House Passes Huge Levy Bill

 ‘Experts Have Advice, Sympathy, Envy, For Parents of Rosebush Girl Quads

Yanks 17-10 Choice To Win Series over ‘Merriwell’ Giants   Allie Reynolds, Dave Koslo Hurl First Game at Yankee Stadium before 67.000 Fans

Truman Assails  Attitude Of  Nation’s Editors Exchanges Notes  With Head Of AP Association

Byrd Lashes Post-Freeze Pay Raises  Being Given   Proposed Exemption Attacked By Senior Senator Of Virginia

Senator Speaks Out Against Permitting Pay Increases Agreed On Before Freeze

Sen, Byrd Assails Wage Exempfion In Freeze Order   Wilson Is Mapping Strategy Against Black Marketeers

Byrd Blasts Hike Granted  Miner Union   Ching Says Policy . On Wage Increases -Will Be Given Soon

Protests Hikes Not in Effect Before ‘Freeze  Senator Byrd Voices Views on the Issue

Byrd Battles Exemptions In lWage Freeze  Opposes Mine Boost Policy Statements By Che. Tie Today

Byrd Hits Plan To Grant Mine Wane Increases  WSB Readies List  a

FIGHT. IS URGED TO BALK RAISES ALREADY AGREED   Coal Miners Expect Pay Boost Effective Tomorrow — Drive Is Planned On Price  Inflation.

Byrd Sneaks Cu Against Miners Pay Boosts   Says It Would Be Grave Mistake To Make Exceptions

Here ....and There   Dispatches Show Differences in World Youth Meetings

Youth Rallies on Two Continents Contrasted   Meetings Stem From Clash of Communist and Democratic Views

Plane Crash Kills Three Navy Fliers  Bomber Flight Ends On Side of Mountain

TRUCE HINTED IN BUS STRIKE   Settlement Hopes Raised By Court’s Two-Way Ruling

Japs Divided  On Rearming   MacArthur’s ‘Force’ Tall BRrincs Split Into Onen

Japanese Split On Rearming In Growing Crisis  Independence First, ls General Feeling Among All Classes

JAPANESE PEOPLE DIVIDED SHARPLY UN ARMING NATION   But They Agree Step, If Taken, Should Be Plannectand Carried Out by  Country Itself.   WANT PEACE TREATY ASD INDEPENDENCE   MacArthur's Warning Leads Many to Believe Army and Navy Are in Cards  ; This Year.

‘IF IT’S NECESSARY’  Japs Want Peace Treaty Before They Rebuild Arm

Agents Admit Getting Money   Tell How Lithofold Paid For Influence

Senators Slice  ‘House Tax Bill   Final Draft Wil Previde §5.9-Billion Increase

Big Tax Bill Put In Shape For Passage   Measure Raises Individual, Corporation, Profits Taxes

ENATE FINANCE ROUP COMPLETES WORK ON TAX BILI   Measure Would Boost Levies $5,900,000,000, Compared - With $10,000,000,000 Truman Asked.   'ASSAGE BEFORE FALL ADJOURNMENT SOUGHT   individuals Would Pay §2, 394,000,000 More Undce Legislation, With Hike Effective Nov. 1.

Foe Accused Of Making POWs Fight  U.N. Says Reds  eepes JIN wou   U.N. Says Reds Reeducate, Ther Force Into War

Rockne’s Son Is Shof Trying: Ty Fnter Home   Wiiham fockne, oo, iNear Death .-After Attempting’ to Break Into” Wichita ResiAghne z

Knute Rockne’s Son Badly Hurt   Shot While Attempting To Break Into Home

Se 2 een LOO SS aa mna TT  Son of Late Knute Rockne Near Death — From Bullet Wounds While Trying Holdup

Son of Late Knute Rockne Near Death — From Bullet Wounds While Trying Holduy

Sudden Storms Bring Midwest Cold Front   Wind and Thunderstorms Lash Several State While Wisconsin Is Hit by Tornado.

Cold and Rain Hit Midwest   Wisconsin Has Tornado; Planes Grounded in Indiana

Violent Winds And Rain Squalls Accompany Rapid Descent Of Mercury To Give Central States Cooler Weather   ‘MERCURY DROPS 30 *  DEGREES IN MIDWEST

M. DiSalle Says He Isn't Worried   Stands Firm In Face Of Blast From Irate Southern Lawmaker:

Froneymoon is Uver  Dixie Lawmakers Rap DiSalle  ‘And Raw Cotton Price Ceiling

Two Star Athletes and Ex-Student Fail In First Crime: Jewel Robbery

MacArthur ‘Ignored’ on Japan Treaty   Whitney Reports General. Has No Plans To Attend Signing —

M Arthur Being Ignored by Acheson In Plans for Peace Treaty Signing

GOP Contends Proposed Tax Boost Too High   Would Cut Figure Democrats Say U.S. Can Stand

Meadville Hit By High Water   Other Sections In Area Flooded By  Rising Streams

Double-Cross Feared in Vast Red Build-Up   Heavy Fighting Reported Along. Central Korea Front

Accusations Fly InPriceBattle  Gimbel Man Charges Macy’s Misled Public

Gunman With Mask, Boots, Colt Pistol Shoots Up Helena’s Last Chance Gulch

 What Holds the Kremlin Back? [t Still Hobes to Seize Europe Without War

Legislature Sees First Fire On New Statehood Question   Third Division In For Criticism

O'Dwyer Denies Funds Transfer To Bank Account  Dispatch Says Senat Probing $1,000,000  Qoadit I atier

Texas Demos To Fight Dixiecrats   Group Will Back Truman Next Year

Truman Demos Atfack Shivers  Loyalists To Seek lnstructed Deleaates

TRUMAN DEMOS MOVE T0 KEEP TEXAS IN FOLD   Liberal Factor Challenges Shivers” Riaht ta Leadership

TRADE CONCESSIONS TO REDS ELIMINATED   Pres. 'cruman Orders Cancellation  of Benefits Affecting Rus :  sia and Poland.

Second Division Beats Off Attacks But Road Blocks Cut Its Line of Retreat

Banzai Charge Adds To Grave Threat Of Trap   Envelopment Of All Second Division Aim Of Flanking Maneuver   BULLETIN!

Suicide A [ [ acks Blunted   Second U.S. Division Still In Danger Of  Encirclement

Coordinated Blows Dealt 2nd Division  Tunak £08 £96.   Threat Of Allied Entrapment Grows

N. Koreans Seek To Cut Aliied Lines  Chinese Reds   Chinese Reds Sail Massing On West Front

Entire 2nd Division Front Threatened  By Red Roadblocks In Sectors to Rear

Center And Both Hanks Hit By Series Of Blows   ~ Tremendous Build-up Reported East And South Of Woniu

ps a ears a a aN Ne so)  New Tuberculosis Cases Discovered In Cameron County Reach New Numbers

Commie Youth Festival Result Branded Failure   Delegates Leave East Berlin Sorry Sight On Departure

Youth Festival Is Red Defeat’   Young Russians Get Taste of Freedom

ALLIES BRACING FOR SECOND PHASE OF RED OFFENSIVE   Smoke Screen Is Being Used To Hide Movements

Thousands of Reds Strean Across Parallel in Buildur For Anticipated Offensive

NEW RED PUSH IS EXPECTED MOMENTARILY   Chinese Stream Across 38th Parallel In Apparent Attempt to Dislodge Allies.

Reds Believed ‘Set To Attempt ‘Another'Push   Massing Behind Big Smoke Screens

Smokescreens Cloak Final Preparations   Massive Build-Up For Second Round of Huge Drive

Thousands of Chinese Reds cg ci — Across Korea's 38th Par: allel

State Of The Nation’s Morals—No. 3  Nothing NewI nSo-Called Crisis. Scholar Holds

MekKeller Hits U.S. Spending To Aid Europe   Questions Constitutionality Of Unspecified Parts Of Foreign-Aid Program

European Aid Bill Legality Under Attacl   Critical Attitude By M’ Kellar May Hurt Passage

WANTS TO SEE EVIDENCE HE'S CRIME KING   Told Committee Has Heard Testimony Sufficient to Deport Him.

Costello Tells Senate to Put Up or Shut up   Sen. Tobey Hints at Move to Boot King-Pin Gambler From U.S.— O’Dwyer Is Accused

Costello Dares Senate Probers To Prove He Runs National Crime Syndicate   FORMER ‘NEW YORK ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS HE WAS INTRODUCED TO JOE ADONIS BY FORMER MAYOR, PRESENT AMBASSADOR  O‘DWYER

Former May or O’ Dw ver [Is  Implicated   Says Charges Against Him Made Before He Could Defend Himself

GAMBLER ASKS CRIME PROBERS SHOW EVIDENCE   FRANK COSTELLO TELLS COMMITTEE: PUT UP OR SHUT UP

Prove Case, Senators Told By Gambler   Tobey Sees Enough Evidence ‘Vo Take Deportation Action

Gaming King Told He May Be Deported   False Statement In Citizenship Papers Revealed

—HEARING—  Put Up or Shut Up Is Demand   HE’S WITNESS,‘ NOT DEFENDANT:

Costello Readies To Challenge  Senate Probers  O’Dwver Is Slated For Appearance On Monday

Costello Hurls a Defy to Senate   Prove  Run Crime Syndicate, He Says

Costello Hits Crime Probe   Gambler Calls On Solons To Prove He Runs U.S. Syndicate

Frankie Dares Probers Prove Crime Charges   Costello Demands That Senators Provide Him With Evidence They Have Aqainst Him

Gambling King Still Cocky at Crime Inquiry   Senate Committee Is ‘Told Off’ by Frank Costello

Costello Dares Senate to Show He's Crime Ace   Tobey Retorts U. S. Has Enough Data to Deport Him

pares Senate ommittee To rove Claints   Former New York ! Mayor O'Dwyer aang By Witnes:

Costello Defies  Crime Link Proof  Challenges Probe On Syndicate Rule

Gambler Wants Probers Reveal Crime Evidence   State Witness Intrpduced To Underworld Figure By Ex-Mavor O’Dwyer

Gambler Costello Asks Crime Prober: To Show Evidence   Wants Chance to Reply to Charge He Runs Syndicate

Costello Gives DefiTo  Committee   Demands Senate Group Put Up Or Shut Up; Ambro Met Adonis Through O'Dwyer

Give Proof, Ace Gambler Tells Group   Big Operator Demands Evidence He Heads Syndicate

Prove Claim Of Crime Link, Costello Asks   Gambler Says He Is Witness Not a Defendant

Wants It Proved That He Leads  Crime Group   Claims He Is A Witness Not The Defendant

~COSTELLO— Asks Proof He Operates Crime Ring  Says His Witness, Not A Defendant

Asks Chance To Answer  Any Evidence   O'Dwyer Linked To Adonis As New York  Inquiry Continues

Dares Senators® To Submit Proof’ About Syndicate  Gombler Held Ruler Of National Graun::

CRIME QUIZZERS ARE CHALLENGED BY BIG GAMBLER   Demands Evidence of National Crime Ring; Link O’Dwyer to Adonis.

Another Witness Declares He Met _ Adonis Through Ex-Mayor O’Dwyer

Demands Proof He Is Chieftain Of Underworld   Senator Declares Testimony Shows Right To Deport

Frank Costello Calls for Proof   Challenges Senate Crime Investigators to Produce Evidence That He Runs National Crime Syndicate as They Have Alleged in the Past.      TOLD TO 'PUT UP OR SHUT UP"

Gambler Says He's Witness, Not Defendant   O'Dwyer Scheduled To Appear at Hearings Monday

Demands Solons Prove He Runs a National Syndicate of Crime   Put Up or Shut Up, Lawyer Says   Probers Hint Evidence ‘Enough to Deport Him; Quiz Continues

Racketeer Guzik Finally Appears ‘But Won't Talk   Crime Probers Quickly Slap Him Under Arrest; O'Dwyer, Moran and Others Now Face Possible Tax Evasion Check-Up.

Mobster Won't Talk in ‘Senate Inquiry  Le eee) DRE SOE ae SNS ee, EA ee   Racketeer Quickly Arrested on Contempt Charge

Probers Arrest Balky Racketeer   Capone ‘Paymaster’ Refuses to Answer

GREASY THUMB WON'T TESTIFY; IS ARRESTED   Racketeer Is Cited For Contempt By Committee

GUZIK PLACED UNDER ARREST BY COMMITTEE   Racketeer Flatly Refuses To Answer Probers’ —  Questions   ST. LOUIS BETTING CZAR IS WITNESS

Committee Votes Contemp Citations Against Guzik And Three Other Gamblin; Figures; Sitting In Wash. ington

Guzik Slapped Behind Bars By Crime Probers   Racketeer Money Handler Refuses To Give Ancwere

Mobster Arrested For Balk on Stand   Senators Hit Wire Firms For Aid to Gamblers

Crime Inquiry Accuses Guzik Of Contempt   ‘Greasy ‘Thumb’ Cites Constitution, Refuses To Testify;. Dismiss Carroll’s Citation

Contempt Citation — Made Agains Racketeer Action Is Taken   Action Is Taken  After Jake Guzik Refuses Probers Repan Hic Ago

Capone’s Pay-Off Man Is Jailed By  Senate’s Probers   “Greasy Thumb” Guzik Uses TV Lesson In Refusing to Answer Senate Questions;  A. T. and T., Western Union Hit

Contempt Citation: Voted Against Betting Com-— miccian  tféad . 2

Senate Probers Order Guzik Under Arrest  Racketeer Emerges From Hiding But

Mobster Won't Talk in  Senate Inquiry  Racketeer Quickly Arrested on Contempt Charge

GUZIK ARRESTED AT CRIME HEARING      Racketeer Refuses to An: swer Questions of Senate Committee

INDIVIDUAL SERVICES   1G. {RROLL TELLS G AMBLING STORY  ‘Greasy Thumb’ in eee

Al Capone’s Money Man Cited For Contempt In Brushing Off Questions   dacob ‘Greasy Fhumb’ Guzik Freed In $10,000 Bail For Later Hearing; Betting Commissioner Talks Freely

Balking Racketeer Guzik Is Slapped Under Arrest   ‘Riolowieal Necessity

Carroll Talks; Commi ttee Lifts Farle Citation:  Moran Resigns But O'Dwyer Expects To Stick To Hic Job

Sen. McFarland Strikes Back At GOP Charges   Denies Truman’s Policies Will Lead To ‘Appeasement’ In Korean War

McFarland Hits Back At Charges   Republican Also Denounces Attack By Democrat Head

Jane Kelloggs   Ramona   Appeasement Ruled Out By MeFarland   Dem Leader Strikes Back At Charges  Against Truman

Senate Leader Lashes Back at GOP’s Charges   Wherry Counters by ‘Denouncing Boyle's . Political Accusations

MacFarland In Answer To GOP ‘War’ Charges  Far Pacific Is ald ln GCannta

Senate's Battle .. Over Far Eastern  Policies Mounts : Climax May Come  Next Week When Ger MocArthor Tactifiace

M’FARLAND HITS GOP CHARGES OF APPEASING REDS   SAYS WE WOULDN'T BE FIGHTING IN KOREA, IF THAT WERE AIM

McFarland Counters ‘Appeasement Charge   GOP Leader Denounces ‘Political Accusation’ in MacArthur Issue

Sen. McFarland Scores GOP Charge  Of Korea Stalemate Or Appeasement

Senator Defends Truman Policies  - McFarland Replies to Republican Charaes

Truman Policies, MacArthur Case Are Hot Subjects   Democrats Deny Kore: Appeasement Charge; Tie Polities to General

‘Democrat Leaders Fire Back Ai GOP in Foreign Policy Debate   Say No Thought To Appeasement Is Given by Truman

Democrats Hit Back At Taft's ‘Appeasemen?  MeFarland Defends President As Policy Dehate Grows Hotter

WORD BATTLE  CONTINUES ON WAR POLICIES   McFarland Denies Chinese Appeasement, Wherry Denies Politics. .

Battle Goes on Over MacArthur   Ousted General In New York Parade

TRUMAN'S AIMS IN KOREA GIVEN PARTY SUPPORT   Senate Democratic Chief Denies Charge Of Appeasement While G.O.P. At  tacks Policies.

‘Appeasement Charge Denied By Demo Chief   GOP Leader Denounces Political Accusation in Far East Row

TAFT FOREIGN POLICY CHARGE GIVEN REBUKE   Arizona Senator Strikes Back At GOP Accusation

Both Sides Deny  Charges on Korea   “Appeasement” and “Polit ial Coo Issues   General MacArthur Sched. uled to Appear Before . Senate Groups

McFarland Hits. Back At Charges Of Appeasement   ‘Demo Leader Says Taft Wrong. About: Truman’s Policies —

Demo Senator Strikes Back at Charges by GOP  ‘About Appeasement In the Korean War

Dems Hit Back At GOP Charge Of Appeasement   “Political Accusations” in MacArthur Controversy Denounced by Republican Leader

Demos Deny C harges Of Appeasement   Wherry Blasts Clain GOP Capitalizing On MacArthur  eo ae a.) ae. ek ee

Senate Democratic Chief Counters Republican “Appeasement” Charge

REDS BELIEVED READY 10 TALK NEGOTIATIONS   Conference Would Be Held Aboard Danish Ship In Harbor at Wonsan.

‘By Esther Van Wagoner Tufty  tMawntianl . Wlenan- Ula ck tect ne

Shadow of Nazis Menaiss  Takes Courage to Join Clubs In Germany, U.S. Women Find   By Esther Van Wagoner Tufty . {Capital Times Washington. : <...___s: Correspondent)

Unity Revives Talk AFL-CIO Schism Might Be Healed  Unions Blast Mobilization Act

Labor Leaders Hint CIO, AFL May Heal Split  ne bilization Unity — ves Inkling 

Features for Everybody In the Tefegram Today   Two Youths, Painted Like Indians, Rob W. Virginia Bank of $15,500

Government Seeks Curb Of Civil RightsGroup  Would Cripple   Would Cripple Bail Activities; Asks Revoking ot Bond for 15 Reds

Wallace Urges World P. W. A.  A-Peacement Plan Would Cost 10 Billions Yearly

Wallace Says World Needs 0 Billion PWA  Project Proposed To Buv Off Communism

Wallace Uraes Vid Billion WPA  Would Bring Warr eld Peoere He Be

WALLACE WANTS PWA FOR WORLD   Former Vice-President Urges Ten Billion Dollar Program Of Proajeets— Would “Buy” Peace,

Sora To Quit Public Office  Active Speaker   Active Speaker Of State House

US. Planes Demolish 400. Supply Trucks   Belief Growing That Communists Readying Offensive

REDS BELIEVED PREPARING FOR NEW OFFENSIVE  ‘Uz S. Planes Beat Off Enemy Jets and

Larson Declares His Hands Are Clean In Connection With Big Surplus Sale

Larson Declares Jands Are Clean In Surplus Deal      Gratz: Also. Denies _ Any Knowledge Of War Surplus Deals —

Denies Charce of Newspaper on War Surplus Deal   Official Calls St. Louis  Post-Dispatch Story “False” and “Misleading.”

Hands Clean In War Sale,  Larsen Says  GSA Head Vows He Is ‘Clear’ In Surplus Deal

WICHITA COUPLE DIES   Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Alexander Killed 2 Wreck Near Baldwin

Red Casualties ‘Tremendous, Say Observers  After Penetrating   After Penetrating Lines, Reds Attack Allies From Rear

ROK Troops Give Way  In Center   Enemy Losses ‘Tremendous’ Says Officer

Boy on Spanish Throne Hinted   Franco Acts to Better Relations With West

Picks New Cabinet In Move To Better Relations With Western Powers

Franco Moves To Restore Spanish Throne   New Government [s Designed to Aid Western Relations

Franco Moves To Tighten Up  Western Ties   Sets Up New Cabinet And Acts to Return King to Spain Throne

Franco Sets. Up A New Government   Choice Of A King And Accord With U. S.. Proposes

FRANCO WILL RESTORE KING TO THRONE   Don Juan or Son May Mark Return Of Monarchy

Spain Sets Up New  Government   Franco Moves For Better Relations With West Powers

Sets Up New Cabinet, King To Be Named   Makes Move in Bid For Better Relations With United States

NEW GOVERNMENT SET UP IN’ SPAIN TO RESTORE KING   Nine Members of 16 in Cabinet Support Throne   BETTERS U. S. ACCORD   Move Expected to Improve Franco Relatioris with West

PUY ERUNMENE REVAMP  eee  Franco Moves to Return  Spain’s King to Throne

Spain To Have A King Franco Reshuffles Gov’ t  In Move To Appease West

El Caudillo Names New Government To Return.  King To Spanish Throne   Dictator Seeks To Better Relations With Western Nations; U.S. Policy Toward Spain Changed, Truman Says

Bell Telephone Asks Another  Rate Increase   New Hike Would Boost Cost Per Telephone About 4 Cents Daily

Dhone Kansas i  bed Rate Hike Aske   New Increase s Sought By Firm

Bell Asks New Phone Bill Boost   Want $4,320,000 Raise In Addition to One Granted on July 2   SHOW POOR RETURN

Southwestern Bell Seeks New Rate Hike   Increase ‘In Excess of $4 Million Annually, ls Asked in Kansase

Southwestern Bell Asks Big Rate Hike   Would Push Up Cost Four Cents a Day to Potrans FH franted

Bell Telephone Asks Another Rate Increase  Would Add New Sun To Temporary Boost Already Allowed

Enemy Turn: Down Allied  Compromise   Communists May Try To Hold Back  Many Prisoners

Reds Won't Release All PWs: Allies   LN Insists on Man-to-Man Trade; Foe Won't Give Data

Reds Refuse [To List UN War Prisoners.  UN Warns They May Hold Back Many in Event of Bulk Exchange

Reds Holding Baek on List  O£ Prisoners   UN Expresses Fear of Double Cross in Exchange

Communists May Attempt To Retain ‘Sizable Numbers’   Reds Refuse To Provide List Of Allied War Prisoners Until U.N, Agrees To Release All 120,000 Or More Red POWS — U.N. Team Asks Man-For-Man Exchange

— DEADLOCK —  UN Fears ‘Gyp Cn Prisoners   REDS REFUSE TO LIST MEN

Possibility Seen Of Reds Holding Back Big Group   Further Concessions Are Offered By Allies

COMMUNISTS CONTINUE 70 STALL TALKS   United Nations Warns Reds May Try to Hold Back Captured Allied Soldiers.

UN Delegates Demand — Exchange Of Prisoners .  On Man-For-Man Basis

Critics Assail Truman Break With ration   President Says Clark ‘Appointment in Best Interacts of Nation

GEN, CLARK NAMED ENVOY TO VATICAN   TRUMAN APPOINTMENT BRINGS CRITICISM FROM PROTESTANT LEADERS.

Gen. Mark Clark Appointed Envoy To Vatican City   Protestants Query Truman’s Authority

Clark Appointed To Vatican Post Despite Protest   Truman Action Stirs Up Denunciation by Church Aides

RECORD SUMS SPENT, SAVED BY NATION IN ‘51  Economy Sets New Higb

American Production, Saving, Spending At Record High in 1951 Says Tobin

New Record Predicted American People Spent, Saved. Made More In ‘51

Prosperity Record Is Topped In U. S. By 1951 Peak Year   Economic Stability Cited As ‘Remarkable’  In Renort

Military Police Detail Moves Into Area; Searchlights,  Balloons to Mark Zone

Allies, Reds Will Resume Truce Talks   First Sessions Open Wednesday Niaht in Korea

SRRNNNNIET i. .soanneetuaing SOLDIER IS FED UP WITH COMMUNIST SYSTEM

YELLOW OLEO BILL UP IN LEGISLATURE   Lawmokers Also Study Proposals For City Manager Government.

Chief Makes Request Police Give Traffic Control  Top Priority In Budget Plan

oe Viakes Nequest  Police Give Traffie Control ‘Top Priority In Budget Plan

STARK POLIO CHAPTER GETS $1,600 IN WORK. Aids Care Three Patients This Year, Seven In

New Funds Raised  For Polio Patients   Half of $1,850 Collected Goes to Aid Local Cases

$2800 To Fight Polio   Check is Additional  Aid Because Demands Exhaueted Local Funds

Swirling Waters Inundate Towns   South, Middle West, East Flooded by Rising Rivers

Flood Waters Rampaging. Ove: Many Sections   At Least Six Persons ‘Dead: Hundreds Are Driven From Homes

Floods Sweep Many Areas;  Toll Up to 6   Transportation Halted, Hundreds Driven From Homes

Rampaging Floods Swirl Over Many Parts of U. S.  Inundafing Homes and Causing Property Damage

Flood Waters Hit Much of Country  Women’s Golf Titlist ~~ Dies af Dés Moinés ~

Floods Cover a Wide Area in U.S.; Toll High   Six Dead in Swollen Torrents; Damage to Property is Heavy

Drenching Rains Take Heavy Toll   Former Golf Champ In Iowa Missing After Flood Sweeps Car From Road

Sherman Arrival May End Dispute (n Sea Commane   Formal Reason Giver Is That He Plans To Confer With Leaders

Conclusion  Expected On  Sea Control Sherman To Confer  With Eisenhower On Athuntie Papi

Naval Chief in Europe Once Again in Effort To Straighten Dispute

Admiral in Europe Possibly to Solve Issue Over Mediterranean Sea Chief

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Aver Jessup’s Record Is Not One To Inspire Confidence Of The American People; Stassen Testifies Today

House Attacks Jessup's Bid for Delegate Post.   55 Republicans _ Urge Senate to. - Reject Nomination

GOP House Group Urge: Senate To Reject Jessup For Job As UN Delegate   Claims Record Of Acheson’s Adviser Not Such As To Inspire Confidence Or Commend Respect Of Americans

55 Republican: Urge Rejection Of Phil Jessup  _ Jackson Betts Among GOP Grou, Against Nomination

Bad Check Artist Draws Five Here      Congress Has Lot To Do Before Any Recess, Rayburn Say:

No Recess Considered In Congress   _= Breather: Hinted. Around July 31

No Thought Of Vacation    Congress Has Been Too Busy to Even, Consider It, Says Demo Leader

No Recess For Congress At Present   Truman Says No Plans Made For Solon Vacation

Impound Rail Earnin os, Conductors’ Chief Urges   Hughes Says This Would Spur Settlement Of Dispute Between Carriers And Workers Over Wages

LABOR LEADER  URGES IMPOUND RAIL PROFITS   Conductors’ President Believes Seizure Would Hasten Labor Peace.

Impound Rai Profits, Unior Leader Says   Conductors’ Head Holds Action Would Spur Wage Pact

LABOR WANTS RAIL PROFITS IMPOUNDED   Union Leader Says Lines Can’t Lose Under Seizure and Are Spurning Talks

UNION HEADS CALLED 10 WASHINGTON   Labor Official Urges Gov't To Impound Railroad Profits.

Senators Hea r ORC Pre iliac  Impound Rail  Profits, Union  Chief Urges

Impounding Rail Profits Pronosed _  Senate Labor Group Hears Union Official

Says Government Should Impound Railroad Profits Untit Strike Ends

Wants Government  To Hold Profits   Railroad Income Should Be Impounded During Federal Control, Says Labor Head

Impound Profits of Railroads, s Labor's Proposal   Leader Suggests This Course as Inquiry in Controversy Is Begun

Suggests U. 5. Impound Profits Of Railroads   Labor Leader Says Such Action Would Sour Rail Settlement

Unionist Asks U. S. Impound Rail Profits   Action Would Speed Up Settlement of Wage Dispute, Probers Told

RAIL DISPUTE UNDER INQUIRY   Senate Labor Committee Summons Railroad Union Leaders   BOTH SIDES BLAMED

Impound Rail Profits, Union Leader Urges   Head Of Railway Conductors Says This Action Would Spur Settlement

Labor Head Urges Gov't Impound Gains   RR Union Leader Says Move Would Bid Settloman?

Take Rail Profits. Union  rges LS.  Official Says Move Would-Spur Accord

Action Sought To Speed Up Settlement   Humphrey Charges Failure to Bargain In Good Faith

Union Chiefs Grilled In Rail Dispute   Senate Labor Group Launches Hearings Into Controversy

Labor Committee Opens Hearing On Railway Dispute  - Senators Seek. Way To Bring Peace. To” “Troubléd Inductev

Would Impound Railroad Profits   Railway Labor Leader Asks Government To Impound Profits

ROY 0. HUGHES BLAMES CARRIERS FOR BIG DISPUTE   CONDUCTORS’ UNION PRESIDENT TALKS AT SENATE HEARING

Union Leader Would Impound Railway Profits . Under U. S. Control

Union Chief Asks U.S. fo Impound Railway Profits   Head of Conductors Claims Such Action Would Spur Solution

Railroad Labor Leader Propose: Plan on Profits  Believes It Would Sour a Settlement

Union Head Asks U.S. fo Impound Railroad Profits   Would Spur a Settlement in Dispute, He Says

Testify In Rail Probe   First Witness Before Senate Group Would Impound Profits Under Federal. Control

FOR PROFITS BAR   Union Leader Would Im pound Railway Profits Under U. S. Control

Rites Thursday For Fanny Brice  Radio’s ‘Baby Snooks’   Radio’s ‘Baby Snooks Dies After Stroke

Back-To-Work Movement Is Well Under Way   Wildcat Strike Is Ending In Most All Areas But Chicago

Many Return To Work In Reply To Wilson Plea  Request Ignored In   Request Ignored In Chicago; Scored By Defense Mobilizer

Mobilizer’s Talk Seen Turning Tide   Negotiators Say Some Progress Made

Response To Defense Mobilizer’s Appeal Heartening; Military Goods Begin Moving

Chicago's Strikers Only ‘Laggards’ in National -Movement      Wilson's War Effort Appeal Heeded; Little Progress Is Reported in Neaotiations

CPL HL LAS BR POLL L LIL LLL LLL LLL DLO OL LLL LL OLS  Maceo Accountant Promises Records

Threats Make Witness Talk  Maceo Associates Go Before Crime Probers

63 Die in Wild Atlantic Gales   - 18 Others Missing as Ships Are Wrecked Off European Coast

63 Dead and 18 Missing as Storm Sweeps Europe   Coasts and Seas Feel Raging Wind For Fourth Day

Floods Add Te Havoc From Great Storm  fin. Fon OA WHY at   Gap In Sea Wall Endangers Hundreds Of Kent Properties

European Storm Leaves 4 Dead; Are Missing  Coasts, Waters Fay Ensure Day

Winds Cause 24 Fatalities Thru Kurope  Fury of 100 MPH Gales In Greatest Storm of Century

63 Dead As Storms  Hit Europe   Century’s Worst Storm ‘Lashes Western Coast Wrecking Ships, Towns

Parents Of Murdered Man Ask Governor To Save 17-Year-Old Killer From Chair

Probe of GOP Chief Is Urged   Republican Senators Irkec ‘At Gahrielsou Loans

Republicans Ask Gabrielson-RFC Dealings Inquiry   Probe Chairman Says They Will Get Wish

Republicans Ask Investigation Of Party Chairman  Probe Connection .  Of Gabrielson With RFC Loans. -

G.0.P.Leader Gabrielson  Under Fire  Pprpnharc mW, Ch eck   Probers To Check On Loan to His  Gasoline Firm

Gabrielson’s Scalp Demanded By GOF  Investigation Of Govern ment Loans To Be Launched Seon

GOP Senators Ask Probe of  Gabrielson Firm   Senate Committee To Turn Spotlight on Republican Chairman:

GOP SENATORS ASK FOR AIRING OF RFC, GABRIELSON DEALS   Urge investigation of Loans of $18,500,000 to Firm He Heads   OUSTER HINTED   Comment from Thye: ‘Must Go,’ and Taft: ‘Noth- ing Immoral’

Gabrielson Is Linke d By Probers   Republican Chairman Heads Company That Got RFC Loan

GOP Offical Joins Boyle In REC Fire   Both May Receive _Roasting If Senators Demands Are Heeded

CITY MANAGER'S REPORT FOR THE MONTH OCTOBER   Gives An Outline of Activities of Various Departments

N.Y. Price War Starts Inquiry Trade Secrets   Bargain-Buying Rush Slows To Walk As Hearing Is Started

MACY'S BLAMED IN PRICE WAR   Trade Secrets Of Retail Merchandising Business Probed  LONG INQUIRY SEEN

New York Starts Price War Probe As Battle Lags  Trade Practices Topic Of Session

Price War Starts Hew York laquiry   Unfair Trade Practices Committee 1s Conducting Heanng on Complaints

Lengthy Probe Now Certain In Prive Cutting  gD ce:   Legislator Offers Action That Would KN! Fair Trade Act

Probers Study Price War Cause   Repeal of Fair Trades Act Scucht

Cool Air Mass Moves on Ohio   Temperature Down To 50-55 Mark Tonight

Beach Homes Are Wrecked By Earthslides   Rains Inundate Thousands Of Acres Of Farmland  In Washington

Truman Urges Doubling Cost Of Postal Card   Other Increases In Postal Service Put In Special Message

Miss Patsy Masters First In State With  Mezzo Soprano Solo The Times Extends  ON eee  a8 pe,

Larry Kirkegaard First In State With  Snare Drum Solo The Times Extends  Conoratulations

Red Youths Back Begging Asylum   Fifty Return To West And Say They Fear  Communist Police.

AEC To Start New Series Of Bomb Tests   More Explosions To Be Watched In Wact

RRR KK AEG ANNOUNCES PLANS  FOR NEW SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS IN HEVADA

REDS LOSING GROUND IN WEST GERMANY   Party Reaches New Low in Membership

‘Does U. S. Spend More On Betting Than Clothing? Senators Say So

$20 Billion Take From Gambling ls More Than US Puts Into Clothing

$20 Billion Gambling ‘Take’  U.S. Spends More on Bets Than Clothing, Senate Report Shows

SAY GAMBLING TAKE IN NATION IS $20 BILLION   Would Be More Than Ameri. cans Spend on Clothing, Shoes.

Committee Estimates Nation Putting More Money In Gambling Than In Clothing, Shoes

More Than For Clothing  ae Americans Bet $20 Billion Annually Survey Discloses

$20 Billion Gambling Take’ Indicates US Citizens’ Bets Exceed Outlay For Clothing

Senate Figures On Gambling Take Say U. S. Spends More On Betting Than On Clothing

Gambling Costs U.S. 20 Billion  Senate Quiz Reveal: Staqgering Figures

Organized Gambling Reported Taking More Money Than Clothes And Shoes

Gambling Take In U.S. May Exceed Amount Spent For Clothing, Shoes

Gambling Take in U.S. Is Great   More Spent on Bets Than Clothes, Shoes

More Spent On GamblingThar For Clothing   $20,000,000,000 Is Estimated Annual Take In U. S.

Organized Gambling Take Estimated At One-T hird Cost Of All Food. Drink

MORE BETS THAN CLOTHES  U.S. Gamblers Claimed Grossing $20 Billion

Spend More for Gambling Than for Clothing, Shoes   $20 Billion Take Nearly Third of Food, Drink Bill

GAMBLING IS BIG BUSINESS Cost Of America’s Bets More Than Funds S pent For Clothing And Shoes

‘More for Bets Than for Clothing, Shoas—  Organized Gambling's ‘Take’ At Least $20 Billion Yearly

Battle Tempo Stepped up in Blazing Struagale for Bloody Ridge in Korea.

Bloody Ridge BattleFlares to New Heights   South Korean Troops Cling to Two Hills  we Deeb 2b. 8g

Fighting Rages. On Bloody Hill   ‘South Koreans Still Holding Pwo of Three Hills

UN Proposal Would Invite New Attacks   Communists Call Offer Unfair But Ask Time To © Study It Further

Reds Call Plan As “Unfair”   UN Calls for Truce Line Along Present Battle Front

UN Proposes 4-Point Plan For Armistice   Suggests Cease-Fire Line Be Based On Bawleline At Truce

MAY FTX LINE AFTER olGHING OF ARMISTICE   UN Proposal Would Allow Troops to Attempt to Encircle Kaesong.

SCHEME HELD UNFAIR BY RED NEGOTIATORS  Allies Want Caaca.   Allies Want Ceasefire Line Fixed as of Date Armistice Is Signed.

CTA Plans Survey Of Patrons Using 111thStreet Buses   ‘Would Determine Pattern _ Of Future Service On Local Route

Director OF Corporation Testifies   Young. Bohannon Offer Conflicting stories In Probe

R.F.C. Director Denies Charges On ‘Influence  Never Yielded To Influence In Any Respect He Says

No 1,350.000-Dress Order Navy Denies Order for 142 Dresses Per Wave

Joe Fiahts His Lact Rattle   Illinois and Indiana Also Suffer from Severe Wind Storm

DISPUTE STARTS ON NATURAL GAS   Government Officials Plan To Restrict Use In Areas Which Would Face Shortage.

Officials to Push. Restricted Use Of Natural Gas   House Rule Prohibits Curbs Interfering > With. Avencties

Canada Requests 1-Power Parley On Korean Peace  Break In Cease-Fire Deadlock Near: i S.   Break In Cease-Fire Deadlock Near; U.S. Winning Support

Canada Proposes Seven-Power Parley For Speedy Agreement On Cease Fire

Canada Uraes Conference Of Seven Powers  Would Seek Speedy Agreement On Kore Cease-Fire Move

Canada Asks Quick Kores  Cease-Fire   ‘-Power Parley Is Recommended

CANADA OFFERS U.S, SUPPORT ON AGGRESSION   Will Back Demand China Be Branded Ase An Anaretzcor

Resume Hearings On Flood Relief  Subcommittee Is Studying  Truman's Request for  BEHIND CLOSED DOORS  Missoun Democrat Takes a Shot at Kansas Con- +   gressmen j

Hundreds Flee Flash Flood In St. Lawrence   Scores Rescued In Small Boats At Lonqueuil, Que.

Workers of Brookfield Shoe Plant Strike   Walkout Brought About By a Wage Dispute.

Hit Soviet Claim About World Tension   Will Fight Move To Limit Paris Talks ta: Garmany

Big 4 Deputies Meet fo Talk Over Difference:  Wactarn Prawarc      Western Powers - Would Get Down To Basic Issues

APPEASEMENT OF REDS OUT, SAY ALLIES  Western Powers Are   Western Powers Are  Determined on  Basic Issues at  BDaric Maatine .

Food Leads ’Em Back  Hungry, Cold Convicts [Return To Their Cells

WEST VIRGINIA STATE PRISON MUTINY ENDED   22-Hour-Long Sitdown by 1,300 Inmates at Moundsville Comes to Close.

Return to Cells Voluntarily On Promise of Being Fed   Doors Slide Open and Men Enter Blocks Ear Eiret Time Since Noon. Yesterday

1300 Felons End Mutiny In W. Vireinia   Prisoners Return to Cells on Warden's Promise of Reing Fed

Mutiny Ends AtW. V irginia  State Prison   Hungry Rioters File Back Tuto Cells Ou Promisé To Be Fed

W. Va. Prison Mutiny Ends   Felons, Promised ‘Food, Go Back ‘Into Calle 

Prisoners End Long Mutiny   1300 Mutineers End 22-Hour Spell on Premise Of Being Fed

WEATHER   Utah Governor Calls On State Leaders To Discuss Inflation, Taxation. Reds

— DEWEY. SEEKS’ IKE: BACKING ‘Discuss Real Problems,    Governors Challenged

Lee Challenges Governors To Discuss ‘Real Problems’   Utah. Republican Threatens to Walk Out of Conference; Says He Got Nothing From Talks by Marshall, Wilson

DEWEY SEEKS IKE SUPPORT Urges Governors Challenge  Real Problems Facing U. S.

Utah Governor Asks Discussion Of Main Issues  Wants Governors _ To Act on Inflation  Tayvee Cammiuniem

Dratt Plan  Faces Probe  Wranld Cive Cantral   “Would Give Control Over Alt: ¥stths. 18

18-Year-Olds Battle Shapes   Congress Will Give Proposal Going-Over

State Tax  e ® Comunission  Scores Bill   Opposes Assessment Measure Calling For Full Valuation On All Properties

Tax Commission Is Against Bill  On Reassessment   Governor Asked Not To Sign Measure Recently Passed.

U.N. Surprises With  Offer To Compromise; Reds Study Proposal   Hopes For Arranging Truce Boom As Communists Fail To Categorically Reject Plan.

Truce Brought Closer As UN Makes Offer.   Of Compromise   Aareeable Cease-Fire Line Across Korea" Main Difficulty*In Reaching. Armistice

ALLIES OFFER COMPROMISE FOR KAESONG   Reds Study Proposal To Make City Neutral In Furtherance Of Peace Talks,

SCHOOL ‘CAREER’ PAVES HIS WAY TO BONDS  “Truant Officers’ ’ Catch Up With ‘‘Billw’’   \CONFESSES ROBBERIES

ZONING LAWS NEED TO BE MODERNIZED   State Planning Experts Consider Many Zoning Laws Need Revision   BROUGHT UP TO DATE

UN Troops Pounce after Routed Foes   Enemy Abandons Equipment, Rice In Hasty Flight

2,000 Reds Trapped In  South Korea   New Strategy Pays Fat Prisoner Takes Planes Rake Enemy

Flight Nears Panic; Allies Pursue Enemy   Round-The-Clock Attacks Fellow Chinese Retreat

Disorganized  Chinese Reds  Flee Positions   Cautious Attinude Given Up By Allics Who Rush Rill] Sneed Ahead

BIG GUNS, PLANES AID GROUND UNITS IN BLASTING FOE   UN Forces Race Across 38th; 2,000 Reds Trapped Below Parallel   MANY SURRENDER   Allies’ ‘Follow-Up’ Tactic: Result in Heavy Enemy Losses

Reds Flee in Near Panic As U.N. Forces Continue Drive. Tran Knemy Units

Chinese In Mass Retreat: UN Forces Hinted Making “Daring Bid” For Victory

Reds ‘Running Like Hell’, Frontline Officer Reports; Communist Unit Trapped

Will to Fight Gone Under Rain of Shells, Bombs, Chinese Leave Holes

Routed Reds Hurry North In Frantic Retreat  UN Troops Abandon Usual Caution To Pursue Enemy; Many

Chinese Flee Northward in Wild Retreat   Allied Spearheads Across 38th in Six Places; Most Enemy Toeholds In South Korea Gone

2000 Chinese Reds Trapped South of "38"   Altes in Hot Pursuit at Six Points - OF Korean Warfrants

Allied Columns In Hot Pursuit Of Running Communists; U. N. Armies Cross 38th Parallel In Six Points All Along The Front

DiSalle Denies Black Market   Promises To Stop It lf Practice Starts

South Korean Marines Land at Wonsan in Daring Amphibious Raid: UN Shellfire Very Heavy

Mauled Enemy Attacks Anew Near Wonju   Heavy Naval Fire Supports ROK Blow at Port of Wonsan

Allies Inflict Staggering Losses In Wonju Sector   On Eastern Coast Korean Marines Stage a Surprise Landing at Woancean

Key, Road Center Of Won Hit   Communists Suffer Fearful Losses As Front Flames Again

STAGGERING TOLL TAKEN ON ENEMY FORCES ATTEMPTING BREAKTHROUGH IN CENTER

Staggering Blow Given Chinese —   4 Communist Divisions Badly Hurt by Allies

Chinese Reds Resume Fight To Breakthru   Allies Knock Down Reds Like ‘Shooting At Sitting Ducks’

Chinese Killed by Thousands   South Koreans Land at Wonsan; Flaming Central Front Battle Rages

Marines Raid Port; UN Troops Shatter  Two. Red Divisions   Thousands Of Chinese Killed On Central Front; Enemy Moving On Wonju

Inaugural Ceremony Mondav   Accent Will Be On Youth As Arn, One Of Kansas’ Youngtst Gov. ernors, Is Sworn In

Plans Ready for Arn Inauguration   Youth, Home-Town Flavor Get Accent in Ceremony Monday Noon in Topeka

To lnaugurate 32nd Governor On Monday Noon   Simple Program to Mark Ceremonial for Arn; Two Other New OFficiobfs Badin Ine

Young People Take  Major Roles in Governor's Inaugural Monday   ARN TO GREET PUBLIC

STATE CEREMONY — ACCENT ON YOUTE   ea People Take Major vp oe! s In gato Monday

BUSINESSMAN AND TWO OTHERS HELD AFTER FATAL FIRE   INew York Detective And One Arsonist Killed  Bye Evelancian

A-Bomb Wins Its Spurs As War Weapon   Congressional Witnesses Sure Desert Tests Will Revolutionize Con  cepts Of Ground War.

Atom Bomb Wins Spurs As Weapon   AEC Members Praise Results  Of Test Blast

A-Blast Attack, Defense Proven, Say Four Solons  .. AABEBT DORIAIVUSCE

New Weapons Probably To Revolutionize Ground War Concepts Held Now

Trumaw Ss ( hr istmas Message-- at ag,  Ne Ww Spirit of Hope for Lasting Peace Has Arisen

‘New Spirit” Seen in Worle by President   Chief Executive Praises Free Men Fighting Together  pD.. ON OPparcit

han’s Christmas Message Cites New brit of Hope for True. Lasting Peace

President Sees a New Spirit iof Hope for Peace   World Still in Peril. But Sacrifice Will Free Men. Belief

Acheson's Ouster Denied By Truman   Attlee Completes Reshuffle Of Labor Cabinet

Kidnap-Killer Gets Funeral In New Jersey  _ Michigan Officials — Set To Close Case

File Tax Lien Against Broker  John Her   John Heronymus of Sheboyaan Named

lew Witness. 1Crime Probe Aay Be Cited   Former Convict Refuses to Answer Committee Questions

SISTER AND BROTHER-IN-LAW OF THE SHELTON RROTHERS CRIMINAIS SHOT BY MACHINE GUN

 “THEY’RE GUIL ie AS HELL”’ Tobey Sees Indictment Of Prominent NY Men Following Release Of Report

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours  (By The Associated Press)

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars h Lighter Vein During 24 Hours  (By The Associated Press)      All in a Day’s Work

Britons Given More Bad News   Rigid Austerity Is Forced by Russian Threat, Chancellor Declares

Life To Be Still Harsher in Britain   Governnient Seyn WiH Be Hersh ond Unpleasa +t, Puts Sleme on Russic

British Government Warns People Their Lives Will be ‘Harsh and Unpleasant’ Rest of Year

Using More Pork, Fish, Poultry  High Beef Prices Force Housewives to Substitute

Beef Prices Boosting Sale Of Other Meat   Many Housewives Turning To Pork, Poultry, Fish

Beef Prices Alter Menus   Survey Shows Buyers Turn to Poultry, Pork, Fish

Buyers Numb To Increased Beef Price   Butchers Report Few Com. plaints; Pork Sales Up

‘High Beef Prices Turn Spotlight 'On Pork Products, Poultry, Fish

Housewiv es Buy Pork, Fish, Fowl  After Beef Rise   Survey Reveals Buyer Resistance Lower as Long Climb Continue:

GIVEN COSMMIESSION   Fish, Poultry and Pork...  Get Housewife’s Eye After Beef Hike

Public Taking Rising Costs Philosophically: Hike in Beef Prices Spurs Demand for Pork, Poultry and Fish, Nationwide Survey Shows

ON THE iNSIDE   Beef Hike Turns Housewives Toward Other Types of Meat

Cotton Producers Urge Holding For Increase To $.40   Housewives Balk At Beef Prices, . Turn To Lower Cost Main Dishes

 Poultr ry, Fish Gain, Too Pork Climbs On Family ‘Menu As Beef Costs Rise

 Latest Rise In Beef Prices Turns More Shoppers  To Other Meats; Supplies Vary In Major Cities

Beef Price Hike Turns Eye Of Housewife To Other Foods   Little Complaining In First Few Days Of New Ceilings

Pork, Poultry, Fish Increase On U. S. Tables   Survey Shows Little Complaining After Beef Price Increase Farly In Week

Survey Shews High Beef Prices Are Turning Eyes of Most Housewives to Pork, Poultry

Buying Pork, Poultry And Fish... .  Housewives Shun High Beef Prices

Beef Price Increase Brings Poultry, Pork, Fish to Nation's Dining Tables

4 . . Survey Shows Housewives Turning  To Pork, Fish as Beef Price Climbs

HousewivesTurn To Pork, Poultry   AP Survey: Indicates Long Climb.i in General. Prices + Left Consumere With Lowered Resistance. °°:

Rusk Backs Up Philip Jessup On China Policy   State Department Challenges Stassen’s Sworn Testimony

Bus Kills 23 British Boy:   Vehicle Plows Into Ranks OL Mearchine Cadpte

23 MARCHING BOYS ARE KILLED BY BUS   NINETEEN OTHERS INJURED IN DIMLY LIGHTED STREET IN ENGLAND,

23 MARCHING ENGLISH BOYS KILLED BY BUS   19 Others Injured Ir Worst Mishap In  Britain

British Bus Plows. Into Cadet Column: 23 Dead, 50 Iniured   Boys 10 To J4 Marching In Street, Hit By “Safe” Driver

New Steel Cut Order Slated  30% Slash Scheduled Yo. Waneshald Fleeces

Truman Sympathetic To Their Mobilization Policy Position, Labor Chiefs Say After Talk  Union Delegates Reflect Easing Of Tension After Being Assured “Equitable” Program

Tension Is Eased In Mobilization Following Session   Union Delegates Mee! With President Over Program Policy

Memand Stronger Voice Union  eaders Reflect Easing of Tension After Talk With President

Tension Eases on Labor Front   Truman Sympathetic, Union Chiefs Report

LABOR LEADERS STATE POSITION AT WHITE HOUSE   Demand Strong Voice In Defense Mobilization . Policy

They Talked With Traman     Labor Tension’Over Stronger Voice in Mobiliention Fasos

Unionists Confer Witk  President   Tension Eases In Battle Over Mobilization

Labor Men Take Woes To Truman  Demand Stronger Say In Mobilization Pian

Mobilization Tension Eased   Labor Union Leaders Con fer With President On Policy

MOBILIZATION FIGHT EASES, TENSION LIFTS   Laber Union Heads Say President Is in Complete Sympathy

Easing of Tension in Mobilization   Union Delegates Appear Calmed Down Af. ter Talk With HST.

Mobilization lension Eases  Labor Leaders Have ‘Talk With Truman

New Evidence Tells of Sum Not Explained   State Graft Case Probes Transactions Of Attorney General

Court Attorney Offers Evidence At Graft Hearing   Miltbury Chief Uncertain About Seeing Derham In Worcester Aug. 28

Budget embers  To Attend Meet  Governor Calls Meet To Decide Special ek Oe _ SGT Gey 4 all

Reds Capitalize On Achesons Secret Paper   Use Formosa Document As Evidence U.S. Playing ‘Dirty’

Document Used ro Propaganda  ne Cee Wy at ee   Hearing Provides Russians Weanan

Moscow Cries ‘Dirty Game’ In U.S. Policy  Uses Document On Formosa To Slap Al

Nicky and Liz in Tete-a-Tete  No Reconciliation Planned, Both Emphasize

Observes 60th Anniversary as a Telegrapher   DeVoe, Once Mayor of Bayard, Recalls Early Railroading

Recess Taken Byv The Road:  Committee   Stull Seek Some Way to Bring in More Revenue

All Want Betfer Roads But Differ On Source of Funds   Committee Studying Matter  Several Groups.

UN Team Offers 2nd Compromise   Proposes New Width for Corridor Zone

Reach Kaesong  For Meetings   Discussions Figured To Set Stage For Peace Conference

Admiral Joy Selected To  Head Group   First Allied Spokesmen Meet with Red Envoys At Kaesong.

fh To main : In? Helicopters   Allies Lift Ban On Bombing Roads Leadina to Town

Allied Trio Fly {n, Reds Come In Ten Jeens and Trucks:   Area Five Miles Around Kaesong Is Being Protected

Helicopters Carry Five Allied Men To Meeting   Purpose Of ‘Session To Arrange Parley  By Top-Level Group

UN Envoys, Reds Plan  Armistice   Parley In Ancient Korean Capital May End Bloody Conflict

UN Negotiators Leave In ‘Conte   Communists Arrive Saturday Afternoon  Ry IOUN RANTHNAY pw

Amerieans Arrive  At Kaesong in 2 Large Helicopters  Communist Negotiators Reach

Negotiators Will Arrange for Higher-Level Talks Which May Start Tuesday; Secrecy Cloaks Meeting; Ground Action Tapers Off at Front

Session Slated To Plan Talks On High Level   Armistice In. War May Be Discussed, Beginning Tuesday

Negotiators To Lay Foundation For Final Parley   Delegations Arrive At Kaesong For Preliminary Discussions; Fight. ing Diminishes

Envoys of U.N. Use Helicopters  On Short Flight   No Early Announcement About Progress at Historic Meeting On Peace is Expected

Allied, Communist Emissaries Reach The ‘North Korean Meeting Spot Early Sunday

MAY BE FIRST STEP TO BRING KOREAN PEAGE   Will Arrange Higher-Level Conferences Aimed at Armistice.

Hold Dramatic Discussion With Reds At Kaesone   U. S. Envoys Arrive By Helicopter; Reds Travel By Jeep; Lift Bombing Ban

British Miners Die in Explosion   Many Coal Workers Buried By Blast in Easington As Rescue Work Is Rushed

14 Found Dead, Little Hope Seen For 63 Others   Violent Blast Entombs Men 900 Feet Underground

Injured Miner Saved ir British Disaster; 70 Still Trapped   3 THROWN CLEAR   Victime 900 Feet Under. ground; Rescuers Battle to Clear Debris

Blast Buries 78 British Coal Miners   One Found Alive; 63 Still Entombed; 12 Groups Of Rescuers Try to Clear Blocked Tunnel

79 British Miners Entombed By Explosion   Six Bodies Recovered By Rescuers In Pit Blast 900 Feet Underground

Rescue Efforts Barred By Rock In Long Tunnel  Explosion Occurs In Large Mine 900 Feet Underground; CauseOf Disaster Unknows

14 Bodies Recovered 1 Still Alive   Officials Fear There Ix Litthe Chance to Save British Miners Buried in Large Pit

78 BRITISH COAL MINERS » ENTOMBED   Rescue Teams Bring Out 14 Bodies, One Injured Man After Blast 900 Feet Underground.   ALITTLE HOPE FOR 63 STILL TRAPPED   Explosion in Pit Employing 2,200 Comes at Shift Change; Some Tunnels Under Ocean.

English Coal Pit Blast Traps 13   Rescuers Fight To Reach Men Caught 900 Feet Down

Mine Blast Buries 78 British Laborers   Rescue Efforts Are Under Way in Coal Shaft at Easington

Blast Traps 81 British Miners; 15 Known Dead   Hope Diminishing For Entombed Men

Gas Explosion in British Mine Traps 79 Men   Recover 8 Bodies; Rescuers Dig Through Mounds of Debris

Blast Entombs 79 English Miners   8 Bodies R Recovered, Rescuers Believed 700 Yards from Group

Blast Entombs 79 Br\ . Miners; Six Bodies Fo By Rescuers Under De  N

Fear For Safety Of 66 Trapped In English Mine   15 Known Dead  As Blast Rocks  Gas-Filled Pit

Bodies Of 14 Recovered; 63 Miners Trapped   Rescuers Digging For Entombed Men;  Fear None Escaped

Explosion Kills 8. Entombs 79 In English Mine  Blast Goes Off 900  Feet Underground T.. (...1 Dis

British Coal Mine Explosion  Entombs 78   Bodies of 14 Men Dragged Out: 1000 Yards of Tunnel Blocked

BLAST BURIES 78 BRITISH MINERS   14 Bodies Dragged Out, 1 Man Alive, 63 Entombec

Blast Entombs 78 Coal Miners   14 Bodies Taken From English Shaft; One Found Alive

DIGGERS RECOVER FOURTEEN BODIES: ONE FOUND ALIVE   RESCUERS WORK TO CLEAR 1,000 YARDS OF BLOCKED TUNNEL

13 TRAPPED IN BRITISH MINE   Six Bodies Removed And One Rescued After 79 Are Entombed

Blast Traps 78 British Miners In Gassy Shalt   15 Men. Including One Rescue Worker. Are Dead: 66 Stillin Pit

78 British Miners Buried By Explosion  Out by Rescuers; 68 Men Entombed

GAS FUMES SLOW RESCUE OPERATIONS   Rock and Coal Fall In Huge Colliery Caused By Explosion.

Rescuers Bring Out 14 Bodies Fear Rest Dead   Violent Underground Blast Shakes Loose Mountain of Debris

14. Bodies Recovered  18 English Miners Pree Entombed By Explosion

Tragedy In British Coal Mine   Terrific Blast Buries  “98 Men 900 Feet Under ground; 14 Are Dead, Little Hone for Others

Fifteen Miners And One Rescue Worker Perish; Hopes For Remainder Fade; Explosion Of Gas Cause

79 British Miners Are Are Entombed   Violent Explosion Wrecks Easington Pit Early Today

81 Miners Are Trapped  16 Known Dead At   16 Known Dead At Easington, Eng.

79 Entombed By Explosion In  British Mine   Bodies Of Six Recovered But Hopes Held Out Others Alive.

66 Miners Trapped In English Pit   15 Removed Are Dead And Little Hepe For Others

Explosion Kills 14, Injures One Near Easington   Mysterious Blast 900 Feet Underground, Rescuers Working

Deadly Blast In British Pit Traps Miners  Hope Dwindles For 66 Men After 16 Bodies Are Found

Blast Traps 81 Coal Miners  At Least 66 Men Still in Gas-Filled Pit

Rescue Teams Drag Out Bodies. Of 14 Workers  One Badly Crushed — And Burned, Is Alive

Rescuers Find Six Victims Of Blast‘In Mine       “Traps: 79 Miners F ‘ar Below Pivs Surface

DEWEY MAY BE QUESTIONED  Joe Hanley’s ‘Debt’ Said By Probers To Be Hoax

Big Drifts Block Highways, Stall Trains, Planes   CAP Pilots Carry Food To Scores Of tsclated Farmerc

Spring Breaks Into Act At Last   Warmer Weather Seen For Most of Nation

Middlewest Still In Winter's Grip   And It'll Be Colder Around Here Tonight

Icy Gales Blast Northeast: Cold Grips All Dixie   Blinding Snowstorms Paralyze Traffic In Upper N. Y. State

Stalin, Playing for Time, Applies Salve lo Ease Tension Between East. West

Another GOP ‘Get Acheson Drive Fails   House Passes Appropriations For Financing Departments

Drive Against Acheson Fails as House Approves State Department Funds

G.O.P. Beaten In Attempt To  ‘Get Acheson’  Republicans Also Lose In Drive To Cut “Vaicre’ Rudeet

GOP ‘Get Acheson Attempt a Failure   House Passes and Sends to Senate Appropriation Bill Financing 3 Departments

—GOP BEATEN— Republican ‘Get Acheson Drive Fails  Voice Of America Budget Approved

‘GET ACHESON’ DRIVE HALTED   House Bill Passes, Carries Funds for His Salarv. Radio

Get-Acheson Attempt Fails In House Vote   Republican Ranks Split; ‘Voice’ Also Gets Large Fund

GOP ‘Get Acheson’ Plan Fails   ‘Voice of America’ Given $85,000,000, Bill Goes to Senate

 Republicans soundly Beaten in Two Test Votes: ; — ‘Get Acheson’ Drive Fizzles Out in House; Move to Cut Funds For ‘Voice’ Also Faile

House Kills Moves To Oust Acheson, Cut ‘Voice’ Budget   Rolleall of 245 to 141 Beats Try to Slash Peagram Funds

Republicans Fail To Stop Acheson Pay   House Passes Appropriation Bill Without Halting His Salary

Republicans Lose Two Vote Efforis   Fail in ’Get Acheson’ Drive, Lore Move to Cut Budget of ‘Voice’

Get Acheson Drive Fails In Congress  Republicans Split On Bill to Stop Secretary's Pay

GOP-POWERED ~ "GET-ACHESON™ DRIVE FAIL!   Try to Put Rider on Bill fo Cut Off Acheson's Pay is Defeated.

GOP MOVE FAILS TO GET ACHESON   Republican Ranks Split And Democrat Lines Hold As   Second Drive On Secre. tary Misses. -

‘Get Acheson’ Drive Fails as House Votes Fund Bill  C2f19D Alen LaAile +n   GOP Also Fails to Slash Funds for ‘Voice’ Programs

Effort to Oust. Actieson Fails in House Vote   Funds for Department and U.S. “Voice” Are Finally Approved

‘Get Acheson Drive Fails   House Passes Appropriations For Financing Departments

‘Get Acheson’ Drive Defeated In House Vote  Republican Efforts To Cut ‘Voice of

GENERAL'S. DAUGHTER   FBI Called in by Chanute Field Commander, When Caller Warns 4-Year-Old Daughter in Danger.   MORALE AT FIELD IS INVESTIGATED   Gen. Gates “Stepped on Toes’; Put Stop to Gls Holding Jobs, Sleeping in Daytime.

CHANUTE FIELD GENERAL SAYS WAS THREATENED   TELEPHONE CALLER THREATENED HARM TO YOUNG DAUGHTER

Chanute C. 0. Receives Threat  General Reports Harm Hinted for Dauchter

Reds Give New Set Armistice Terms 120 Planes Downed By U. S. Pilots  eee. skeen =i ee RARE. Sui egy eee

Four More Rec Jet Planes Hit By U.S. Fliers  Toll Of 21 Red Jet Planes Taken In Last Two Days

Loophole Closing on Taxes Urged   Revision of House Ta» Measured to Be Started Today.

Agents Fail To Diseredit  Eisenhower   Kremlin Angered Also By Failure  To Smear Hoover Ry LYLE C. WILSON

Arrest Six More In U.S. Roundup Of Communists  Makes Total Of 38 _—— Of  ik aaa oel yreve ay eel i ee i

Reveal Woman Dies After Giving Birth to Child When Doctor Iniects Wrong Drua

Rumors Touched Off of Possible Crisis, but Reporters Told Move Made Necessary by  Korean Situation, and ‘Domestic Problems’

Truman Back To Capital   President Will Meet With Chiefs Of Staff Monday

Joint Chiefs, State Dep t Summoned   HST To Fly to Capital Today for Surprise Meeting Monday.

Defense, State Dept. Leaders Meet Monday   Press Officer Unable to Say if Korean Truce Talk Involved

President Cuts Short Vacation   Hurries Back to Capital For State Department And Staff Meetings

Truman To Fly To Capifal For Monday Meeting   JCS, State Dept. Officials Will Be In On Conference

Truman Flies . To Washington Conference   Cuts Short His Vacation In Florida

‘The Weather   Truman Due Back for Key Meeting  Cuts Off Floridc Resi to Confer With Top Aides

Surprise Move Made In Florida   Will Confer With Chiefs Of Staff

Truman Back To Capital, Conference   Suddenly Decides to Hold Meet With JCS and State Department Officials

Vacation Ends In Rush Action   President To See Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Truman Calls Off Vacation In Air Of Mystery; Slates Meeting With Joint Chiefs

President to Fly Back to Capital for Important Talk As Vacation Is Cut Short

CALLS PARLEY MONDAY WIT CTAFE GHIEES   Air of Mystery and Silence Covers the Surprise Annanneement.

Cuts Short Vacation In Florida.  State Department Heads, Joint Chiefs,

CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO MEET DEFENSE AND STATE CHIEFS   Conference Monday Comes As Surprise To White House Staff; Tight Security Order On Session.

Ends Florida Vacation For Washington Parley  Top Brass Gets Mystery Summons; Press Secretary Mum on Reasons

Speculate On Truman Decisior To Return Home  Chief Executive Cuts   Chief Executive Cuts Short Vacation For Jmnortant Talks

Calls Meeting OF ICS, State Depa  To Fly Back To Washington Leave

President Cuts’ Vacation Short Unexpectedly —  Monday Meeting Scheduled With State Denartment. 17

Truman Suddenly Halts Vacation For Conference   Plans Monday Meet With Staff Chiefs, State Department

Slates Surprise Conference with Military Leaders   Faltering Truce Talks Seen as Influence in Sudden Decision

President Cuts Vacation for Important Meet Will Confer With Stat _ Department Aides,

No Hint Given What Unexpected Session Is About; Truman Leaving Key West Vacation By Plane Today For Washington

TRUMAN DECIDES SUDDENLY 10 END FLORIDA VACATION   Will Return to Capital Today for Meeting With State Department Officials and Military Chiefs.   OFFICIALS DECLARE NO CRISIS EXISTS   Speculation Stirred Conference Will Consider Moves in Negotiations for Truce in Korea,

Sudden Decision Made To Parley With Top Aides   Secretary Refuses To Discuss Reason For Conference

Vacation Ended Abruptly But Washington Discounts Reports of Any New Crisis

Russian Charges Defeated In UN  Soviet Bloc Alone Votes For Accusations

Aggressor Charge By Russia Killed   U. N. Buries Accusation:  Under Landslide Votes

COMMITTEES T HOLD ANOTHER PARLEY TONIGHT   No Report Made Of De velopments At Yesterday’s Meeting   REDS EXPECTED TO BROACH OWN PLAN

No Report On Truce-Procress   Another ’ Meeting’ - Held For Two Hours

RUSSIANS DARED TO SIGN PEACE PACT. PROPOSED   President Truman. Issues Challenge For Soviets To Make Good Their Talk Of  Peace.

Offers Action For Peace, Says The President   Gromyko Predicts Sessions Will Last For About A Month

Gromyko Gives No Reply To Truman Challenge On Quick Signing Of Treaty   SAYS HE EXPECTS CONFERENCE TO LAST MONTH; PRESIDENT PRAISES MacARTHUR ’ IN SPEECH

Battle Over Rules Slated By Gromyko  President Warns Of Aggressive Threats At Jap Conference

RUSSIANS, U. S. BATTLING 10 RUN MEETING   Soviets Block Adoption Of Rules; Protest Red  China’s Absence

U. S., Britain And Russia Head For Clash   Truman Chalicuges Sov. jets To Make Gocd On Their Talks Of Peace As Parley Oreunizes

Jap Treaty   Truman Challenges Soviet To Action On Talk Of Peace

— CONFERENCE — Reds Have  Big Unance  For Peace . '  _   GROMYKO HAS NO COMMENT

Truman Challenges RedsToMakeGood On Peace Talk   President Urges Kussia Io Sign Peace Pact for Japanese; Soviets Refuse To Reveal Plans

President Issues Challenge to Red:  Invites Russians To Sign Treaty

Truman Tells Parley Jap Treaty Offers More Than Talk Of Peace   President In Address Says Proposed Document “Offers Action For Peace” And Challenges Russia To Make Good On Talk.

Red Delegate Silent After Truman Talk   Force Conference To Russian Tactics May Run Into Next Week

Showdown On Pact May Come Toda y  Reds, Challenged To Act, For Peace

East-West Showdown Looms on Parley Control   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AP Staff Writer

‘No- War’ Promise From Big 4 Asked By Indian Delegate   UN Paris Session Urged To Renew Attempts For Peace Talke

Big Four Meeting Urged By Indian Delegate To U.N.   Rau Calls For Joint ‘No-War’ Declaration

India Asks Declaration Of No-War   Big Four Statement Urged By Group Of Smaller Nations

India Appeals. For Joint No-War Pledge   Delegate Pleads For Four-Power Peace Declaratior

India Proposes Anti-War Paet   ‘SmaHer Lands Back Plea  Pla: tle A howannvent

G.0O.P. Calls For Probe On Asiatic Policie:   Suggests Use Of “Pearl Harbor” Type Of Investivatiion

Republicans Reply To President By Demanding Probe Of Policies   ‘Truman Charges GOP Trying To Confuse The Country And That Outcry Over Ouster Tn A Lot OF “Political Hokum.”

GOP Is Demanding Check of Policies   Administration Asiatic Policies May be Checkec Following General's Talk

G. 0. P. WANTS POLICY PROBE   Takes Step After Truman Says Republicans Causina Confusion   TO HEAR MACARTHUR

Broad Inquiry On Asia Policy Sought by GOP   MacArthur Address On Thursday Seen As Starting Point

GOP Demands Inquiry Into Asiatic Policies   President Claims Republicans Trying To Confuse Nation

Senator Cain To Ask Declaration Of War In Korea   Republicans Seek Full-Scale Probe Of Trumon Policies

Republicans Ask Searching Probe Of Asia Policies  Reply to o Trus uma  Ye 2 ee 2 ee

GOP Demands Asian Policy Be Clarified   Investigation Into All Administration Actions In East Urged by Anary Republicans

Republicans Ask Sweeping Investigation   Pearl Harbor Type Probe of Asiatic Policies Proposed

MacArthur’s Views First  To Be Heard On Thursday   General Will Give Ideas On Fighting  Communists In Asia

For Probe Of Asiatic Policies  Claim MacArthur's  Appeorance Will Be Good Starting Point

Republicans Demand Inquiry .. . . Probe Of Nation’s Asian P olicy Urged

GOP Demands Probe Of U.S.  Asiatic Policies   Reply to Truman Charge Party Trying to Confuse Country

Gabrielson Asks Senate To Clear Him Of Influence Peddling Charae

Gabrielson Asks For Clean Bill  _ Denies Any Impropriety   Denies Any Impropriety In RFC Relations

Gabrielson Goes Before  Senators  G.O.P. Chairman _ Asks Probers Clear   Ee ft tattionece

GABRIELSON ASKS NAME BE CLEARED   Senators Investigating Relations with R. F. C.

GOP Chairmar         RFC; ‘Resignation Séen As Admitting Charres.

GOP Party Boss Denies Pulling Raw RFC Deals   Gabrielson Asks Senate Group to Clear Him of Any Wrongdoing

ASKS SENATORS TO CLEAR HIM   'Gabrielson Files Plea  To Remove Tinge Of  Improper Conduct

Gabrielson Asks Senate Probers To Clear Him of Any Improper Conduct With Federal Agencies

Senate Investigators Asked by 6.0.P. National Chairman to: Clear His Name

GO PChairman Asks Senators  To Clear Him   Gabrielson Denies Contacts With RFC Concerning Loans Improper

G.0.P. Head Tells Story  To Senators   Gabrielson Asks For Clean Bill Of Health In Loan From R.F.C

UN Believes Peace Chanee Good Now  Spokesman Says Chinese Reds ‘Never’ Wanld Talk Ta Mac

United Nations Surprised By Truman Move   Of M’Arthu  emova   Removal Of M’‘Arthu Complete Surprise To United Nations

UN DIPLOMATS HAPPY OVER TRUMAN MOVE   Some Say Commies Will Now Talk Of Peace Tarms

Welfare Fund Bill Defeated In Second Vote   Democratic State Senators Ballot Against Measure

PRICE FREEZE * ON NEW CARS TO CONTINUE   Steel, Rubber Curbs Also Extended By NPA

37th May Be Ready July f   Special Schooling To Shorten Training

Understudies ‘Hop’ At Chance Replace Stolen Stars in — Flea Circus

Prewman Saved cn ANSE Mi isa  Adrift In Pacific, - . Kills Muse Shark

Sportsman, Lost 30-Hours. Found  (rewman hills Shark. Fights Raging Ocean  Intil Dramatic Resens

Bests Sharks And Waves  \30-Hour Battle For Life E nded By Rescue At Sea

Lost in Pacific 30 Hours  Navy Vessel Rescues Sailor Who Fell from Racing Sloop

Civil Regime Suggested for Parallel Area   Cease-Fire at   Once, Prisoner Se Bere ‘al

Sphere Would Cover 12 Mile. Area at-38th   Also Demand Quick Troop Withdrawal As Basis for Peace

Removal of All Foreign Troops  Quickly Urged   Parley Enters Second Day: UN Determined To Limit Meet’s Scope

UN Negotiators Return For Second Session  Communists Seeking   Communists Seeking Divided Korea as When War Started

Center Would Be Parallel 38 and Each Side Would Pull Rack From ff Distance of Six Miles.   CIVIL GROUP WOULD GOVERN THE AREA   Communists Also Call for Fy. change of Prisoners, Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Country.

Foe Wants Troops Out Immediately   Joy Says Hostilities Will Cease When Armistice Assured

Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops And Establishing Of Buffer Zone Proposed   Allied Delegation Refuses Discussion Gf Economic Or Political Mattere Or Military Affairs Not Related To Korea

Cessation Of All Fighting Also Is Sought      UN Delegation Limits Talks Only To Topics Connected Directly To Korean War And Both Sides Pledge ‘‘Good Faith’’

Ali Foreign Troops Would Be Withdrawn Quickly; Civil Administration For The Parallel Area

Want All Troops to Leave Korea   Foe Reveals Terms as 2nd Meeting Starts; Favors Prisoner Exchange

TERMS’ INCLUDE ‘CIVIL RULE’ FOR PARALLEL AREA   Acceptance of Plan Would Mean Continuance of Divided Korea   TALKS RESUME   ‘Haven't Heard Red Radic’s Statement,’ UN Negotiator Asserts

Communists Fa Control By Civilian      Kaesong Peace Talks Move Into Second a Also Want All Foreign Forces  hdnevad Eseam Maren

Communists Also Come Out for “Civil Administration” of 38th Parallel Area as It Was at Start of War.

Also Propose  Immediate  Cease-Fire Move Disclosed  By Red Radio; Allies Reticent

House Debate In India Gram  Bill Scheduled  Weeks Of Indecision Precede Action On Controversial Issue

HOUSE OPENS INDIAN GRAIN BILL DEBATE   Fight Expected to Write Tougher Conditions Into Loan.

House to Debate On Grain Measure   Leaders Expect Final Vote Will Make Tons Of Grain Available

ios oe . ~ Grain for India Seems Sure. But Trade Conditions in Doubt

Texas Cattlemen Will Not Strike Over “Rollback”   Black Market in Meat Wilf Spring Up Aaain

Parcel Post Rates Go Up   Increase Todoy Averages About One-Fourth

7,900,000 See General: City Awards Medal  Hero, Family  Now In Seclusion

Cr owd Greater.’ 3 Than Those: For: ‘Lindy’ And bes e   With Gold Medal Ticker Tape Shower...

"New York's Canyons Roar With Thunderous Cheers As Multitude Pays Spectacular Tribute To M’ Arthur

Tribute Called Greatest Ever for Returning Hero   Crowd of 7,500,000 Along New York's Canyons for Ticker-Tape Parade; Mayor Presents Gold Medal.

7,000,000 Estimated Out for Big  Celebration  Makes Him Feel He’s Really Home General Tells  f**, iwriyssret

Beain National Drive Avainst Drsig Deridlars   Roundup Starts Few Hour: After President Signs New Narcotics Law

(Roundup Of Drug Peddlers ‘Being Started      Federal Agents Armed With New Law Begin  Nationwide Operation

Expert Probes Blasts That Claimed 3 Lives  Rochester Suburb Rocked by Series :

Work Slowdown in Red Nations   Coal, Oil Enterprise Not Up to Capacities

Committee Favors  Six-Billion Fund   Army Discloses Drop in June Draft Call to 20,000 Men

Dig Emergency Defense Budget Given Approval   House Committee Takes _Up Another “Request.

Emergency [und In For Defense Hause Appropriations Cott‘mittee Approves $6.4 Billion Request FOR MAY-JUNE NEEDS Military Men Claim i Bil lion Needed for Next Binal Voor

House Gets $6 Billion Defense Bill   Emergency Budget Given Committee’s Approval; Stepped-Up Korean War Blamed for Action

House Committee Puts OK on $6 Billion Bill  For Emergency. Defense

“Emergency Defense Budget’ —  More Military Funds Passed   Million-Man Air Force Seen

“ —DEFENSE—  June Draft Call Cut — To 20,000   GIs TO START  winaay orn ag HOME IN MAY

Military Asking $70 Billion in Addition to This   Approved Monies Largely To Provide For War Machine

Approve Emergency Defense Budget for Six Billion   For Purposes Growing Out of Stepped-up War in Korea.

Committee Okays %6 Billion Fund For U. S. Defense   Ready to Start Work On Another Military Budget

Billions More To  Defense   Emergency Fund Of $6,468,206,000 Approved by the House Committee

6% Billion Fund For Services Handed To House   Committee Clears Emergency Budget For Floor Debate

Huge Budget For Defense  Lies Ahead   Committee Approves Emergency Measure And Makes Way For One Of $70 Billions

HG BILLION NEEDED FOR MAY. JUNE   nflation Is Boosting Cost of Guns and Tanks for Defense.

Six Billion Defense Bill  Is Endorsed  Army Plans To Rota   Army Plans To Rotate 20,000 Gis Monthly, Report Reveals

House Committee Approves Huge Emergency Defense Budget, Is Set for Even Higher Expenses

House Committee Approves Six And One Half Billions In Emergency Defense Budget; 10 Additional Later

Huge Defense Budget Given Committee's OK   $6,468,206,000 Needed for Cost Of Stepved-Up Korean Campaiaqn

Defense Budget is Given Anprova   $6 Billion Emergency Plan Okayed by Group Considers New Request

Committee  Approves Big Arms Budget   Emergency Funds For May and June Exceed Six Billion

$6 Billion Defense Fund Is Approved   House Committee Will Next Take Up $70 Billion Military Request

Six Billions Approved for Korean Needs   House Committee Okeh: Allocation; Prepares To Study 70 Billion Dollar ltem Next

Request For $70 Billion More Docketed   Funds Approved To Mee Stepped Up Tempo Of Korean War; Includes Atomic Spending

Defense Fund Of $6.4 Billion WinsApproval   House Committee To Take Up Regular Military Budget Of About $70 Billion

Group OKs $6: Billion  for Arms  Another Military Request Pending May Top $70 Billior

Tmergency Fund Of 6Billion For Defense Voted   And House Committee Awaits Army Budget Set at 70 Billion

House Group Okays  $6 Billion Defense Emergency Budget   Army to Cut May, June Draft Calls. Rotate GI's in Korea

Green Light To Special Arms Fund   House Group Okays Bill To Provide Services With $6.5 Billions For Reet of Fiseal Vear

House Group Approves $6 Billion Emergency Defense Budget; $70 Billion Request is Next

Three Divisions Strike . Red Buildup Area On  Central Korean Front

George Asks 36 Billion Budget Cut   Spending Decrease Would End Big Tax Need, Senator Savs

Senator Calls For $6 Billion Spending Slash  — <=  gaf ¢   Top Tax-Writer Claims Savings Needed. Possible

George Asks Spending Cul  Of $6 Billion  Congress After  Tax Bill Slash

Egypt Rushes Troops, Area Plight Grave   Army Canteen Set Fire, Railroads Seized by Britons

British Sending Additional Troops To Suez Canal Zone   Soldiers Called Out To Quell Rioting; Situation ‘Tense’

British Troops Quell Rioters  Eeyptian Forces   Egyptian Forces . Ordered to Scene RIELTETIN

Tamperatures   More Than 100 Injured In Fighting Troops; One Soldier Is Stabbed

British Troops Sent To Quel Rioting At Suez   New Anti-Foreign Demonstrations Are Sweeping Country

Disorders Break Out in Several Sections of Egypt; Egyptian Troops Alerted

BRITISH UNITS ARE CALLED TO ACTION   Demonstrations Break Out In Suez Canal Area  CROWDS SHOUT   “Down With The Americans, Down With U. S. Dollar;’’ Camps Attacked

Anti-Foreign Disturbances Sweep Keypt  ry% . , ammieec Sant   Tommies Sent  To Quell Riots

Soldiers Called to Quell Disorders in Canal Zone. Anti-Foreign Demonstrations in Cairo.   London {AP)—Britain announced tonight it was sending reinforcements to tts troops in the Suez canal

Hone For Peace   aaMpy fue 2 VE  Middle East Outlook Termed Brishter

New Bill Aimed At Slot Machines   Seizure Withaut Warrant Authorized By House Meusure

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Propose $12,000 Gift to Man Unjustly Sentenced

D.A.R. Chapter Here Sends Clothing To Southern School It Helps Support

‘French: Make Atlantic Pact Pledges Slowly [Because Their Leader Treads on Thin Ice

Truman Tells Pleven France, Which Soon May Need Friend, Can Depend Upon U.S. A.

Heiress Apparent inPeasant Blouse 'Do-Si-Dos With Philip in Blue Jeans

Princess Swings at Square Dance Elizaheth Philin Go Ruectic at Canadian Fralic

‘Drive For Mid-Summer Adjournment of 1951 Legislature Shapes Up at Capital

egislature \djournment May be June  Drive Inaugurated To End Session By   Drive Inaugurated To End Session By Mid-June; Hinges On Tax Proposals

Legislature Adjournment May be June   Drive Inaugurated To End Session By Mid-June; Hinges On Tax Proposals

Legislature May Quit by June 15  Income Tax Passage To Determine Dnata

ap sy , w radacol Ts Headache to Govertimertt      lavalved tr Leaal Tangles

Hadacol Co. Is In Trouble   Faces Bankruptcy, Federal Suit For False Advertising

HADACOL FIRM HAS TROUBLES   Faced With Bankruptcy And False Advertising Complaint

HADACOL GIVING OWNERS AND U. S. LEGAL HEADACHE   Bankruptcy, False Advertising Charges Aired; Politics, LeBlane Decleres.

Headache For Hadacol-  Owners, Government Involved In Complicated Turmoil

Headaches for Hadacol  Rankrunt Firm Faces False Advertising Charaes

Bankruptcy Filed By Hadacol Co.  Firm Also Faces False Advertising Charge

Nerves of Miami Shaken by Two  More Explosions   One Is Firecracker; Womar Victim Has “Couple Of Ideas”

Blast Rocks _ Jumpy Miami   Second ‘Bomb’ Deseribed As Just a Firecrarke.

Jury To Take in Night Spot Before Deciding Case of the Musical Mixiup

Jury Will Decide Whethe Band Is Plain Hillbilly Or Genuine Hawaiian

SUSPICION DISAPPEARING Communists Warming Up  To UN Aides In Kaesong

Murray's Son Hotel Lawyer For REC Loan   ‘Daw son, Robertson Got Free Rooms At Miami Beach

PROBE HEARS BEACHRESORT LOAN DETAILS   Examiner, Dawson Enjoy Vacations On Free List

U.S. May Step Into Gambling Probe   Mississippi's Famed ‘Gold Coast’ To Be Cleared

Servicemen “Fleeced” In Mississippi—. .  Federal Government May Throw Weight Behind Gambling Drive On ''Gold Coast''

Gamblers Accused of Fleecing Gls: U.S. Reports Backing Drive To Clean Up Biloxi ‘Gold Coast

Govt. Drive On Gambling Seen      “Mississippi Vice Being Investigated

Britain Offers New Proposal   Gives Iran Until Noon Tomorrow To Make Decision

lran Given Day To Accept Final British Oil Offer   Previous Proposal OF 50-50 Split Abrustly Withdrawn

British Give lran New Oil Ultimatum   Noon Wednesday Deadline Set On Acceptance

Britain Offers New Proposal In Oil Dispute   lran Must Decide By Tomorrow Noon

Briton Sets  Wednesday Oil Deadline   Submits New Proposa And Gives Iran to Then To Accept.

Britain Delegate Offers Iran Proposal To Settle Oil Dispute By Wednesday

‘Take It Or Leave It  British Offer New Plan For Settling Oil Dispute

Gives Country A Day to Take It or Leave It   Includes Problem of British Personnel at Oil Refinery

British Offers New Proposal fo Iran   After Abrupt Withdrowo! Of Opening Offer

Tran Has Day To Look Over New Oil Plan   British Delegate Ready to Leave If Idea Is Reiected

 Take It or Leave It  Britain Abruptly Offers Iran Proposal to Settle Oil Dispute

31 County Youths Report On Monday  Joe. Snyder, Member 0! Morning Herald Staff,

Ae ESS Mt = A NE A EL A A A TL TTR,  Strange Facts About Our Strangest Wai

Writer Reveals Some Strange Facts About Strangest War United States Ever Fough

Pearson Tells Of Ike's Warning   Reveals Reason For Trip to U. S.

EMPLOYER CAN TAKE ACTION IF NON-STRIKING EMPLOYEE REFUSES TO CROSS A PICKET LINE

37 Injured as Pilot Crashlands Chicago Airliner When Motors Fail

PRICE FIVE CENTS   500,000 Turn Out As General Rides By in Motorcade

Woman Is Killed in Chase County Crash   Mrs. Helen Rexfard Dies Near Strong City; Lestie e pees 2  POC Ree ee SS ee ae 

Woman Is Killed in Chose Caunty Crash   Mrs. Helen Rexford Dies Near Strong City; Leslia Weddle in Emporia Hospital

Hoover Urges Help To Find Missing Four   Milionair Left Wing Backer Given 90-Days For Refusing To Tell Who Supplied Money.

Asbestos Heir ‘Burns’ Way to New Publicity: Hel] Sue for Divorce!

Approve Issuance of School Bonds  Pisgah Votes $100,000 for New Classreoms

Bible Study Time , 3 MiGs Destroyed For Pupils, State’s By Allied Sabres Crime Body Upheld Over North Korea

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Britich Submarine With Crew of 75 Overdue

Flood Waters Rising Again In Eastern Kansas   Kansas River On Rampage Second Time In Two Month:

Town Flooded In Minnesota  River Over Levees; Residents Ordered Oui

RFC Files Scanned By Prowler   Burglar Alarm Now Installed; Bank  Book Of Mrs. Dawson Reported Missing

R.F.C. Files Claimed Sifted By Prowlers  Senators Debate Whether Agency Needs Another Name

Files of RFC Rifled, Report   Midnight Prowlers Leave Marks Behind

Prowlers Linked To RFC Probe  Confidential Files Said Scrutinized

Midnight Prowlers Gain Access To Confidential File Room Containing Key RFC Documents  Senators Consider Giving Agency New Name to Regain Confidence

Night Prowlers Gain Access To RFC Files   Severed Chain On Door Gives First Tipoff

Disclose RFC Files Rifled By Prowlers   Confidential Data May  Have. Been Stolen At Bie Lending Agency

RFC OFFICES BURGLARIZED   Confidential Document Files Are Reported Ransacked

REC Files Broken Info.   Prowlezs Gained Access Re. tantly te Confidential Fikes: Mo Official Commen!

Prowlers Get In RFC Files  Meanwhile, Debate Continues On New Name For Aacency

RFC Officials Report Prowlers Entered Files   New Locks Placed On Doors; Debate Rages Over Shakeu;

Report Prowlers Enter RFC Filing Rooms   Retuse To Say If Any Documents Are Missing

Prowlers Visit RFC File Room  New Locks Installed On Agency’s Cabinets

Officials Think Prowlers Visited Special RFC File:   Burglar Alarm, Special Locks Now Used: Senators Debate Giving RFC New Name

More Trouble For Agency ....  Night Prowlers Go  Into Files Of RFC

FIND PROWLERS GAINED ACCESS TOR. F.C. FILES  : BURGLAR ALARMS AND   BURGLAR ALARMS AND NEW LOCKS INSTALLEL FOLLOWING INCIDENT

RFC Files Broken Into   Prawlers Gained Access Recantly te Confidentiol Files; No Official Comment

Would Expand Sales Levies.   Tax on Used Cer Sales Pro to Go to Local Units

LOVETT TELLS SENATORS:  Armed Forces May Need More Than 60.6 Billion

Worns Senate of Possible Expansion Armed Forces May Need More Than $60 Billion, Lovett Says

Might Need Even More ArmsMoney   Deputy Defense Secretary Lovett, First Up m a Budget Hearing, Speaks   ALREADY SLASHED   First Requests Totalled $104. Billion— Can’t Estimate Korean Needs

60 Billions _      Lovett : ‘Warn That Armed’ Forces’ May: Require Additional Funds. to: Do Job.-:

Gen. Bradley Is Back From Koree Foresees Victory  Declares U.N, Forces Can Go On To Win Complete Victary

Allies Drive To Within 15 Miles Of Major Objective   Near Honachon, Enemy Held Stronghold   Central Front Target of United Nations Forces Is Reported To Be Well Defended by 40,000 Reds In Mountain Foxholes, Trenches and Wire Nests

Allies Push Near Enemy Stronghold   Marine Division Spearheads Drive ‘Toward Honachon

40,000 Reds in Allied Way   South Koreans Take High Points Overlookina Roads

U. N. Forces Move To Within 15 Miles of Honachon   Marines Lead Drive Against 40,000 Reds Dua Into Mountains.

Truman Hints Politician Half-Cocked In Suggesting ‘Ike’ Seek Presidency

Truman Doubts Prospect of Ike Douglas Ticket   President Ducks Question on Plans For ‘52 Campaign

i lhatallbc csecseit ot thc leet  President Still Mum On Campaign In 1952

HST Hits Proposed 52 Ticket   President Is Tart Abont Eisenhower, Douvlas For Demos

This TV Act Wasn’‘t Rehearsed   Truman Implies Politician Went Off Half-Cocked With “I ke”-Douglas Suggestion

‘Half-Cocked’ Says Truman Of Boom For ‘lke’  Mum On His Own Election Plans; Checking Boyle

GOP Leader Gives Report To President   New York Governor Denies Politics Entered Talk

Governor Dewey Reports to Truman At 40-Minute Session; Leaders Talk Pacific Military Alliances

Dewey Talks With Truman In Washington   He Calls For Closer Political, Military Alliances With Free Nations

AKRON FOLKS TAKE VOWS OF MARRIAGE MONDAY MORNING   Miss Mary Ellen Snydey Becomes The Bride Of Donald Caskey

OF WAGE ARBITERS   Plan to Work Out Labor’ Relation With Mobiliza tion First   LIST SMALL GROUP‘

DELAY THE NAMING OF WAGE ARBITERS   Plan to Work Out Labor’: Relation With Mobiliza tion First.

Labor's Stand Is Discussed  At Key West   Secrecy Cloaks Visit During Which Entire Set-up Is To Be Talked

Wilson Confers With Truman On Labor Split   Fefense Mobilizer Will Discuss Demand He Resign

Famous Dublin Theater Burns  Fire Razes Training Ground For Stare

Vishinsky, Others Set Up Rules   Assembly Chief Sees Friendliness as Good Omen

Begin Talks to End Arms Race  Atmosphere Cordial at Paris Gathering

Big Four’ Open Secret Talks On Armaments   Smiling Delegates Meet With Presiden Of U.N. Assembly

Session Opens In Cordial Atmosphere  Vishinsky Arrives   Vishinsky Arrives On Time With Big Grin on Face

Big Four Secret Disarmament Talks Get Under Way;  ’Aim To Reconcile Soviet, Western Disarming Plans

Big Four Opens Secret Session  Cordial Atmosphere ls Called Good Omen

Secret Talks On Arms Starf  First Session in Paris Reported as Cordial

Disarmament Talks Among Big 4 Begin  Hour-Long Seevet Conference Held

Secret U.N. Talks Beain  Main Work Will   Main Work Will Get Underway On Monday In Paris

Big 4 Begins Its Arms Talks In Cordial Air   Foreign Ministers To Try To Reconcile Soviet And Western Plans For Halting Arms Race

Big 4 Prepares For Secret Talks   Group Will Attempt To Reconcile Rival Soviet, Western Plan

Secret Talks Open in Paris On Arms Curb   Big 4 Delegates Seek te Resolve Disputed Plons

HOLD SE ARMS SESSION   First Big Four Meetins Cordial In Effort To Limit Arms

Big Four Open Secret Talks On Disarming   Cordial Atmosphere Reported During The First Meeting

Big Four Opens  Secret Sessions  Cordiality Marks Opening Meeting

Start Secret Talks On Disarmament   Cordial Atmosphere Noted at First Meetinc of Big Four Nations.

Big Four Chiefs Agree on Rules for Getting Down to’ Meat of Vital Question and Adjourn Until Monday—Russia and Satellites Told by UN Committees Ta Cet Tacethar extth Tie

Ministers Begin Secret Talks on Disarming Plans   Big Four Leaders Open Conference With Cordial Air

Disarmament Talks Started In Cordial Air   Big Powers In Good Humor Before And After Seeret Discussions

Cordial Air Marks Talks On Arms Cuts   Agreement Reached On Points Raised, Chairman Reports

Big 4 Starts Secret Talks On Arms Race   Cordial Atmosphere Good Omen, UN President  Thinks

FIRST BIG 4 ARMS TALK CONDUCTED   Secrecy Surrounds “Topic of Initial  Méetina’

Big Four Begin Their Discussion (Of Disarmament   Agree On Rules For Talks; Will Meet Again On Monday

Agreement Reached On Rules  Cordial Air Prevails at Bomet Gasennen

Atmosphere Friendly At Big 4 Meet .   Secret Conversations On Armaments Cut To Be Resumed On Monday In Paris

BIG FOUR OPEN TALK ON ARMS   Feeling ‘Cordial’ At First Session, Devoted to Rules

Four Delegates Discuss Finish  Of Arms Race   Quartet Of Powers Try To Reconcile Soviet.  West Disarming Plans

High Level Conference Is Started   Big Four Members Hope to Develop Some Agreement

Secret Talks Over Rivalry Open Happily   Big Four Powers Show Cordiality

All Cordial At First Session  Of Secret Talks   Big Four Leaders Gather To Discuss  Disarmament.

ATMOSPHERE AT MEETING IS CORDIAL   Big Four Envoys Need Agreement Within 10 Days

Big 4 Talks Open  On Disarmament  First Parley on Procedure Held in Cordial Atmosphere

Big 4 Begins Talks Behine Closed Doors  Sets Procedure, Then Adjourns

Begin Secret Arms Talks   - Big Four Meets In   Cordial Atmosphere

Big Four Coriduct First Talks. On World Disarmament Plan   Sole Survivor: Relates How Eiqht Died In Yacht Tragedy

BIG 4 LEADERS START SECRET TAL TO END ARMS RACE   Proponents Of Rival Plans Agree On Rules To Study Vital Points

Big 4 Meet On Arms Is Cordial One  Secrecy to Be Enforced at All Talke

Rationing Not Likely At Present  Only About Half  wd Nepevees Birerekesad cous:   Only About Half ‘Goods Needed as During World War II

aTenting Weavy jb eae  [Allies Push Reds Back Near [Kumsong: U.N. Issues Warnine

Reds Retreat Along Central Korean Front   Yanks Are Fought To Standstill After Western Assault

Troops In West Find Resistance For Every Move   Allies Uncertain That Supply City Will Be Defended

Kumsong In Range  Of Allied Riflemen   Enemy Troops Withdray To Supply Center

Allies Near Enemy Base Of Kumsong   Reds Holding Bitterly On Western Front

Twelfth Aftempt Gefs Ex-Gambler   Herbert Noble Cheated Enemies 1] Times, Blowr Up by Clever Land Mine

‘Lucky’ Gambler Victim Of Blast   Land Mine Fatal -T 9 Herbert Noble

Gambler, Survivor Of Dozen Plots, Blown To Bits By Concealed Bomb

Man Who Cheated Death 12 Times Runs Out Of Luck On Thirteenth Try

Luck Runs Out For Dallas Gambler; Killed By Land Mine On Rural Road

Unknown Enemies Succeed in Twelfth Desperate Effort to Kill Notorious Herbert Noble

Mine Kills Retired’ Texas Gambler as Assassin Succeeds on 13th Try

GAMBLER KILLED IN 12th ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE   Herbert Noble Blown Up by Land Mine by Killers Hidden  in Thicket as He Stops Car at Rural me Box Near Dallas.

Blast Kills Dallas Gambler In 12th Try   Herbert Noble Cheated Death 11 Times, But His Luck Runs Out

Dallas Gambler Noble Blasted By Land Mine   12th Attempt Qn Life of ‘The Cat’ Proves Successful

CAMBLER KILLED BY HIDDEN MINE NEAR TEXAS HOME   Herbert Noble, 42, Blasted to Death As He Opens Door of Mail Box   KILLERS ESCAPE   Gambler Had Lived Through Dozen Other. Attempts on His Life

Yield of $20 Million a Year In Pennsylvania Alone Reported to Committee   Louis Cohen Called Principal Operator by Capt. McElroy of State Police; Scrantonians Balky Witnesses.   ‘Retired’ Gambler Killed After Dozen Attempts

Explosion Fatal To Texas Gambler   Noble Is Blasted To Death By Hidden Land Mine

Dallas Gambler Who Lived Through 1. ‘Attempts On Life Is Blasted To Death

Explosion Takes Life Of Gambler   Killers Set Off Land Mine As Victim Stopped Car At Mailbox: Few Clues For Police

U.S. Casualties Show Small Increase to Total of 80.430   Herbert Noble Who Cheated Death  --& Dozen Times Dies in Explosion

Herbert “the Cat” Noble’s Lueck Runs Out on 12th Attempt Made on His Life

Hired Slayers Atter Him, Victim Told Senate Probers: . Gangsters Finally Kill Gambler in 13th Try; Herbert (The Cat) Noble Blown Up by Mine

‘The Cat’ Run Out Of Luck  Gambler Killed By Land Mine In 12th Attempt On His Life

Gambler Noble Killed by Blast   Hidden Land Mine Explodes Under Car

Head-on Crash. Injured Three   Girl and Two Youths In Auto Accident Early Last Evening

Push Warily Thru Enemy Minefield:  Nearly All of War Fron Cleared of Chinese and Red Koreans  A WIELD AIR BATTLE  Stiff Fight Reported on Hanggye-Inje Road East   Utah Resident Is Winner of Stalin Peace Prize in 1949

U.S. Bishop. Is Winner Of Stalin Prize.   Episcopal Clergyman In Utah Says He’s Surprised By Word

LIST AMERICAN BISHOP   Utah Resident Is Winner of Stalin Peace Prize in 1949

Film Figures  In Red Probe   At Least 20 To Be Called To Hearing

At Least Twenty Hollywood Figures Expected To Testify In Red Probe

MARCH 21 HEARING SET  2() More Hollywood Name:  Due In New Commie Probe

Principle, Not Expediency Held Vital for G.0.P.   Kohler Says Integrity _and Idealism Must Come from Youth

ADVOCATES “GET TOUGH" MEASURES   Senator Says U. S. Needs Man Like MacArthur

Bullets End F light From  Prison Campy   Berrien County Man Surrenders When Cornered

STATE POLICE FOIL TRUSTIES AT MARQUETTE   One Killed, Two Give Up In Flight From Work Camp

CHILD TRAPPED “IN WELL RESCUED   27-YEAR-OLD GIRL REACHED AFTER FOUR HOURS OF FRANTIC DIGGING.

GIRL, 2, 1S RESCURD FROM WELL SHAFI   Trapned in Narrow Pipe for Four Hours; Suffers from Shock

House Group Would Extend Price Controls  Senate Votes Down Attempt to Remove

House-Senate Tiff Threatens Controls Setup  Chambers Must Pass Ne Law Or Extend Old One By Saturday Night

PROGRAM MAY COLLAPSE  House Group Votes 31-Dav Price Controls Extension

House Group Okays Control  Act Extension   Senators Continue Fighting ‘Stop Gap” Measures—Deadline May Collapse Program

Stop Gap Controls Ge Approval   Senate Stalling Threatens Saturday Collapse. of Law.

House Group Seek: Month's Extension Of Controls Bill   Wants Time for Congress to Act On New Measure

Drive to Keep Price Control  Act in Force  Economic Curbs  May End Saturday Tf Aatinn Gnarls:

Price, Wage, Rent Rules Fading Away   Filibuster Near; Senate Fights Stop-Gap Action

Whole Price. Wage Setup In Jeopardy   Houge-Senate Bickerins  Threatens ‘Death’ te  Present Laws.

—PRICE CONTROL EXTENSION Committee V otes To Continue Present Act

Entire Controls Program Periled by Controversy   Will Die Saturday if House and Senate Cannot Agree

Entire Coniro! Program Faces Collapse Peril   House Committee Passes Extension; Senate Debating

31-Day Life For Price Aet Wins House OK   Controls Program W il] Die Saturday Unless Action Taken

Controls Act May Die As Split Goes On   Action Must Come B: Saturday Night Or Saw Will Be Erased

PROGRAM FACES  he CURBS EARLY COLLAPSE  Eg   louse And Senate, Ar - gue Over Extension Of Controls—Price Rollbacks Are Contested.

House Group  Votes Control  ‘Law Extension Would Give Conarexe  Time To Revise, Get  _— ak  ee

Economic Controls Pregram In Danger Of Collapse As House And Senate Row Over Fate Of Act, Slated To End Soon

Senate, House Views Differ Widely Controls Program in Danger of Collapse

31-Day Extension For Control Laws Favored in House  Senate Bloc Fights Stop-Gap, Demands New Limited Bill

HOUSE GROUP VOTES 31-DAY LAW EXTENSION   Senate Says It Won't Ac cept Any Stop-Gap Action

House Unit Votes 113 to Extend Act for 31 Days"   Give Congress More, Time to Study Law.

Committee Votes For Extension  Of Control Act   Present Law Given Additional 31-Day Lease On Life.

31 Day Price Stopgap OKd   House Banking Commit. tee Would Give Time To Talk Controls

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS STOP-GAP CONTROLS   - Senators Fighting Move; Price. Curbs May Be Allowed To Die Saturday Night

Congress Is Divided On Controls   House Group Votes Stop-Gap Action; Opposed in Senate

House Group Votes To Extenc Control Acts   Unless Some Action Taken Present Law Expires Soturday

House Banking Committee Passes 31-Day Extension of Present  Federal Price Control Measure  Saturday Deadline May Arrive Without Any Legislation

Control Bill Deadline Near   Old Law Expires At Midnight This Coming Saturday

Senate; House Unable To Find Common Ground  Senate Wants New Law, House Would Extend Current One

Argument Perils Controls Program   Defense Production Ac: Will Die Unless House,  Senate Come to Terms

Extension Voted For Control Act By House Group   Banking Committee Votes 21 To 3 For 31-Day Extension

Committee Votes for Extension   House Group In Effort to Prolong Life of Control Bill To Moke Revisions

House Group OKs Extension Of Controls   Banking Committee Would Make Prices Stable Until After July 31

Economic Control Program In Imminent Danger As Senate, House Fail To Agree

Vote to Extend Price Controls for One Month   Give Congress More Time to Consider New, Revised Law

Controls May Get Extension From Congress   House Committee Votes For 31-Day Extension While New Law Worked Out

2 Berrien Race  Spots Included   State Attorney General Gets Injunction From Ingham County Circuit Judee

Going to Europe? Guided Missle Will Make Trip in an Hour, Scientist Says

Move Made To End Strike .... Issues Considered In Textile Dispute

Mediation Pane To Start Talks In Strike Issue   Contract Renewals Will Be Discussed During Conference

Yields on Ultimatum Acting Whitewater Mayor Gives in, Chief Keeps Job

Police Chief to Stay in Office   Acting Whitewater Mayor Changes Mind

Scroll Accompanying Posthumous Award To Heroic Son Is Returned by Father

Byrd Regards HST As Party's Weakes! Possible Nominee   Virginian Doesn't Believe President Could Be Reelected      Scroll is Returned To the White House

King George Is Holding His Own   Monarch Spends Less Restless Night

St. Lawrence Seaway Pushed In Washington  Truman Urges Early Start Of Hearings

Request Arbiter In Iran Dispute  _ N.S. Interference ’ Denied By Grady

lran Warned  In U.S. Note   Oil Controversy Ils Termed ‘Serious’

GUIS HALL BACK IN FB HANDS AFTER ARREST IN MEXICE   Bail-Jumping Communist Leader To Be Imprisoned...  Benn a mht af.”

Bail-Jumping Red Back In U. §. After Capture in Mexico  Secrecy Surrounds Party Secretary’s  Future Movements

U.S. Agents Get Custody Of Gus Hall   American Party Secretary Placed Under Heavy Guard

Escaped Red Leader Caught in Mexico City   Gus Hall Jumped Bail to Defeat Jail Sentence

New Wintry Blast Sweeping Midwest; Floods Kill Five   February Thaw Ends as Cold Eases Danger in Northwest; 5.000 Reported Homeless

New Cold Wave Moves Down From Canada, ‘Hits Midwest; Floods Kill 5 In Northwest

Rails Germany Is Shipping to Hungary Held Up   US Halts Shipment of Strategic Material Bevond Curtain

Malik To Make ‘Peace Offer’   U.N. Security Council May Get Bid Today

Rosenberg Denies He’s Russian Spy   Elizabeth Bentley, For mer Red Courier, Last Govt. Witness.

Fairbanks Due for Big Share Of Cash Allotted for Defense   Nation Ready to Embark on Tremendous Build-Up in Territory; 400 Million Now Ready for Allotment and More-Is Coming

AMERICANS WARNED ON ‘NATIONALIZATION   None More Disillusionec Regarding “Utopia” Than British R. R. Employees   ITHE STEEL QUESTION

British Soctdltzdtion  Mésé sitlisionédl- ‘Railhiators: Should Be Warning To U. s.

33 FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN ON LIST   If These Are Adopted, Ket: tles Filled, Christmas Will Be Brighter

CHILDREN ON LIST   If These Are Adopted, Kettles Filled, Christmas Will Be Brighter

‘Gloomy Weather ignored  143,169 Attend State Fair For Record at 10Ist Event

Trading Halted On Some Marts   Clarification Of Freeze Is Awaited

Atom Bomb Dictates Diplomacy U.S. Patience With India  Traced to Need of Thorium

India’s Wealth Of Thorium Is Eyed By U.S.   Washington Has Hush-Hush Reason For Kindness

Large Thorium Supply Is Secret Of I] S Patient Attitude Toward India

CARROLL ADMITS $20 MILLIONS — ANNUAL‘HANDLE’   Committee Is Told Profits In Year Totaled $750,000

$20 Million Take Bared By Carroll   Telegraph Company Hit By Crime Prober

Carroll Says He Shared  In $20 Million “Handle” In illeaal Bets in 1949

(Chaim Underestimates     H ouse Group Says Planning lOf Engincers Is Inadequate

Charges He Failed to Back U.S. Policy   Relief of Far East Commands a Climax to General's Outspoken Views on War

Allied Truce Negotiators Give Up Idea of Swapping Other Land For Kaesona If Cease-Fire Is Set

Allies Offer  Truce Zone on Batile Lines   Give Up Idea Of Swapping To Acquire Kaesong

Allies Abandon Idea of Swapping Land for Kaesong   New U.N. Proposal Calls for Buffer Zone on Contact Line

New Proposal By Allies For a Butter Zone   Based on Line of Contact and Minor Local Adjustments

Allies Drop Land Swap To Gain Truce   U.N. Offers New Plan For Cease-Fire on Line of Contact

U.N. Submits Korean Buffer Zone Proposal   New Plan Calls For Cease Fire Buffer Zone Based On Line Of Contact Te Be Settled Later

UN Gives Up Swap Try On Korean Line   Allies Now Propose Buffer Zone Based On Actual Front

ALLIES GIVE UP DEMANDS FOR KAESONG   U. N. Proposes Buffer Zone on® Battle Line; Peiping Radio Says Settlement Likely.

Truce Proposal ‘Swap’ Dropped  Would Base New Lin On Point of Contact

U.N. REJECTS IDEA TO GIVE HARD WON LAND FOR KAESON   New Idea Asks Buffer Zone, Based On Contact Line, With Minor Shifts

Allies Propose Buffer Zone af Line of Contact   Give Up Idea Of Swapping Land with Reds

UN Gives Up Giving Land Vor K aesong   New Proposal Calls For Baffer Based on Batile Fines

Truce Team Abandons Land Trade Proposal   Allied Negotiators Submit New Plan For Buffer Zone

Negotiators Still Argue Over Buffer Zone's Location   Marines Celebrate Corps’ 176th Birthday With Air and Artillery Attack.

Allies Give Up On Land Deal For Kaesong  New Proposal Calls For Korean Buffer On Line Of Contact

Land Swap Dropped in UN Parley   New Proposal by Allies Calls for Buffer Zone

Wilson Says Industrial Goals Certain  Mohilizer Predicés   Mobilizer Predicts Record Output Of American Plants

Wilson Asks “Toil, Sweat” to Avert “Blood, Tears,” Lauds Production

Wilson Says World War Il Production Can Be Doubled. Scare Stalin

UN Airmen Win Second Sky Victory   14 Red Planes Damaged during Swirlina Fiaht

Biggest All-Jet Clash In History Reported Today   Allied Pilots Score Second Smashing Victory In Two Days  Ry DON A CCWARICZLI€E

UN Jets Victors In Second Major Korean Dogfight  14 Enemy Planes Are Damaged; No Damage — Of Allied Warplanes

Fired Service Hits Board In Appeal Action  Power Challenged; Reconsideration Of Loyalty Case Asked

WITNESS LINKS FLOW INCREASE TO LUCIANO   Senatars Told Pick-up  Started After Deportation of ‘Lucky’   OPERATIONS TRACED   Costello, Facing Perjury Charge; to Resume Tes. timeny Today

WILLIAMS BID   Peg Two Tax Bills Before Meeting Wednesday With Governor

Clark ‘Invited’ To Testify By House Probers   Court Justice And McGrath Get Request In Tax Frand Quiz

Clark and McGrath To Testify   Attorney General And Judge Will  Be Questioned at Tax Fraud Inquiry

Clark, McGrath May Testify af Tax Hearings   House Subcommittee To Invite Pair To Investigation

Probers Ask Clark, McGratl To’ Explain   Elaboration Sought On Fishing Trips, Plane Deal OK

Clark and McGrath Will Get Bids for Their Testimony   Court Justice, Attorney General Will Appear; King Is Irked at GOP

lostapany By Clark And ath-Asked By~Ki      High Court ‘Justicé And Attorney General Invited To Be Heard In Tax Investigation

Tax Quizzers To Ask Clark, McGrath In   vVieGratn in  Caudle Gets 2nd Cali To Testify At House  Tenacarlarities Probe

U. S. Justice Called Into Tax Inquiry   Tom Clark, McGratt To Tell Stories Of Plane Trips

Attorney General To Be Questioned In Tax Fraud Probe   Justice Tom Clark May Also Testify On Dealings With Caudle

‘Testimon y By Clark, McGrath To Be Invited   Supreme Court Justice, Attorney General To Be Heard

Basketball ‘Fix Coverup Probed  New York Checking On Wiretap Data

rame cid es or rough te neve vision  Halley Gets Crime Probe Spotlight

Chief Crime Counsel Halley Gains  Notoriety for Part in Hearings

Munitions Maker Krupp, 4 German Generals /Among 29 Nazi War Criminals Freed By U.S.

Challenges Red Press fo Print American Note  “Truman Also Asks Solons to Restore ‘Voice’ Funds Cut

Truman Keeps Trying to Pierce Iron Curtain: Asks More Funds for ‘Voice

. Prepared To “Talk Hinges Off Gate to Iron Curtain,”  Truman Sends Second Letter to Reds

Truman Launches New Assault On Tron Curtain With Strong Propaganda Program

Truman Woulc Pry Crack in  fron Curtain    Readies New Note To Soviet’s Shvernik  With Challenge

Inner Policy Circle of the State Dem. Organization Is Closed to Musmanno

U.N. Peace  Offer Scornec   World Organization’s Next Step Will Be Pinning on Aggressor Label

Reaction  To Reply   Nehru Against Plan To Brand China As An Aggressor

Governor of Florida Challenges Wyoming's Senafor to Debate Over Crime Hearings

*Warrens Turns His Fire on Hunt  Why No Crime Probe In Wyoming? He Asks

Indian Urges Peace Session   Question of UN Seat For China Reopened

Price of English Farm Land — $1000 An Acre lie Some ‘Places — Flabberaasts Lincoln Kilby

Scientist Ends Life With Snake Venom   Faculty Member At Mich igan Fired For Mishandling Funds

[DISGRACE TOO MUCH   Snake Venoni Injection Kill -- World-Renound: Scientist -

World Famed Scientist Kills Self   Injects Snake Serum After Being Fired at U. of Michigan.

FAMOUS SCIENTIST COMMITS SUICIDE   Dr, StH. Soule Binds Life With Injeciion of Snake Venom Alter Easing fob,

STRIKE AFFECTS FOOD SUPPLY IN ST. LOUIS   Fight Thousand Auto and Brew ery Workers Idled by Walk. out of Switchmen.

Church Of England Assails Pontift  eo wae. _  - Pak eS ee oe ee 2 oe e# Te. I yzicnt Ly   Pope’s Statement On Childbirth Decision Declared ‘Cruel’:

Ist U.S, W heat  Loaded   Indian Officials Say ‘Thanks’ At Formal  Ceremony

U.S. Grain Loads For . Needy India   Maritime Union Loads Ships Despite Wace Strike Dispute

First Shipment of American Grain Leaves to Aid the Starving of India

Case of the Two Cent Bolt Classic In Government Waste of Time and Money

Naval Launch Capsizes, Two Dead, 24 Hurt   150 Men On Board _ Returning. To Ship After Shore Liberty

One Known Drowned In Boat Mishap   15 Stretcher Cases Reported Among 24 in Hospital; Tips During Storm

Launch Capsizes, One Known Dead  Nav t Sure Any. Amon tae Pere Aboard Mi  1881In

Navy Launch tn Capsized  -Dne’ Known ‘Killed’   -One*Known Killed’ In Newport Mishap

Une Known Drowned. In Boat Mishap  15 Stretcher Cases   15 Stretcher Cases. Reported Among 24 in Hospital; Tips During Storm

Two Known Dead from Navy Mishap  Launch Capsizes  With 120 Aboarc

Eight New Cases Admitted Monday To Gonzales Warm Springs Foundation

FINAL CHECKUP OF EQUIPMENT IS BEING MADE   “Cables and Relays Are Examined By The Technicans

Kansas Stricken By Worst Flood In History   Scores of Cities Hit as Five Dead, Thousands Homeless

Flood Swirl Hits Kansas  " Five Persons Dead, _ Preperty Loss High

Swirling Waters Kill Five Persons   State of Kansas Hit By Disastrous Flood; Thousands Are Homeles:

Death, Ruin Ride Crest Of Torrent   Disaster Worst In History Of Western State

9 Dead, 5 Missing In Kansas F loods; Aid Rushed To Thousands Homeless

Flood in Kansas Routs Thousands   Inundation Is Most Disastrous in State’s History; Five Persons Known Dead. Several Missing

Seven Die, Thousands Homeless  Large Sectors Of Six Towns Under Water

 —KANSAS HAS WORST FLOOD-—:-: Rising Rivers Cause 8 Deaths, Heavy Damage

Swollen Rivers Inundafe Score Of Communities   10,000 Evacuated From North Topeka; Trains, Cars Stranded

Worst Flood In History Rips Kansas   At Least Five Die, Many Homeless As Rivers Run Wild

UN Wins Most Of Requests In Armistice Talks   Demands Won Without Concessions To Reds; Many Obstacles In Path Of Actual Cease-Fire

UN. Gains Its Aims In Round One   Washington Only Mildly Optimistic, However. On Truce

Government Officials Consider UN Negofiators Got What Wanted   No Concessions On Vital Issues Made During First Round Of Talks

PLACED UNDER STRICT ORDERS   Allied Team Uncovers Reds’ Weak Section, Smashes Unit

Tight Security Rules Clamped On War Front   U.S. Second Division Pulls Back Eliminating Wedge In Red Lines

Action Is Taken By U.S. Army   Every Precaution Being Used By Allied Forces

ENTIRE UN LINE PLACED UNDER STRICT ORDERS   Allied Team Uncovers Reds’ Weak Section, Smashes Unit

Security Blackout On Front   Chinese Appear In Ne Hurry To Press Longawaited Drive

Action Follows Allied Troops Lash Into Suwon   U.S. 2nd Division Completes 26-Mile Pullback to Chunju in Central Korea As Communists Around Seoul Bide Time

Tight Security Blackout Put:  On KoreaFront   Second Division Pulls Back to Chungju Area And Eliminates Wedge

Allies Enter Suwon, Then  Withdraw  Second Division Ends Pullhack

Tight War Security Gag Put On Whole Front   Blackout Follows Advance To Point 17 Miles From Seoul, 2nd’s Pullback

Beet Industry  Spokesmen Deny ‘On Strike’: Price Controls Loom For Clothing Makers

MEAT MEN DEM STRIKE [1 ON   DECLARE THEY CAN'T BUY CATTLE—CLOTHING PRICE PROGRAM LOOMS.

Beef Men Deny Being ‘On Strike’   Just Can’t Buy Animals at Existing Ceilings, They Assert.

‘STRIKE’ DENIED - BY BEEF DEALERS   Say Ceilings Too Low te Buy Cattle: Clothing Contro} Looms

Beef Industry Not On Strike, Congress Told  New Clothing Order To Cut Some Prices But Increase Others

Stassen Launches Second Bid For Renublican Presidential Nomination

Stassen Puts Hat In Ring Third Time   Joins Taft And Warren As Candidate For GOP Nomination [In 1952 President Race

Stassen Starts His Third Bid for Nomination   Declares He Is In Race To Stay, Regardless o1 — Ike’s Plans

Stassen Says He’s In GOP Race To Stay:   Plans 'Ta Campaign Regardless OF What  Kisenhiower Decides

Western Groups Reach Agreement For Big 4 Meeting   Unaniinous Okay Is Given By 3 Representatives For Planned Topics

West Agrees On Strategy At Meeting  Big Question Is Wha   Big Question Is What Russians Will Agree to Discuss.

German Problem Given Top Spot By Western Trid  Commissioner MeChgh  Flies From Germany’. Ta Dieeruee Plane  **e

West's Deputies Adopt Strategy For Big 4 Talks   Agenda Discussions Open Today In Paris

Western Delegates Agree On Common Strategy For Conference Of Big Four   Russia Expected To Ask For Talke On German Rearmament, Red China And Terms Of Japanese Peace Treaty

Western Delegations Map Strategy in Paris Russians Talk To Nobody Before Meeting

Repeal of Utility Anti-Strike Law Wins First Test   Bill to Abolish Ban House Committee Approved by Missour'

8 Die, 6 Injured in Denver Crash   Authorities Probe Cause of Disaster

Officials Seek Cause Of Crash Of Giant B-29  8 Crewmen Killed; ee ee ) ee

SIFT WRECKAGE OF B-29 CRASH   Seek Causes Of Accident That Killed 8 And Injured Six

Big Bomber Smashes Homes — Try to Find Reason for Crash That Killed Eight

Authorities Sift Through Remains Of B-29 Crash Seeking Its Cause

Plane Falls Within City   Bomber Smashes Denver Residential Section, Eight Crewmen Killed

Probe On To Find Cause Of Plane Crash  8 Air Force Men  Die As B-29 Hits Denver Residences

CRASH IN RESIDENTIAL AREA  Sift Through B-29 Wreckage For Cause; 8 Die, 6 Injured

Probe Seeking Cause Bomber Crash Begins   Authorities Sift Through Charred Remains of B-29 Bomber in Effort to Find Reason for Crash

6 Die as B-29 Hits  5 Denver Homes»   Navy Plane Falls 6 Persons Killed

Authorities Probe Bomber Wreckage: Fight Are Killed   Crash Miracle, No Civilians Lose Lives When Five Homes Are Hit by Craft

B-29 Wreck: Five Homes  In Colorado   Eight Men Perish; Authorties Seek Cause Of ‘Crash

UN Countries Hint Parallel Crossing Again   May Give MacArthur Right To Move To Establish  Strategic Line

UN Countries Said  To Have Approved  Parallel Crossing Would Set Up New  Defense Line Just North of Boundarv

Senate Passes Tax Booster;  Budget Stalled   Penny Beer Levy, Racing Increase Are Voted Down

$25,000 In Bills Gets (Scattered Along Track ‘When Wheels Cut Sack

WORLD MAY LEAR IN PARIS MEETINGS IF RUSSIANS HAVE CHANGED ATTITUDE

Chinese Units Quit Key City   UN Offensive Drives Near Battered Kumsong Area As Defenders Flee

CHINESE MOVING OUT OF KUMSONG AS ALLIES NEAR   Van Fleet’s Army Gains Successes In All Three Phases   COMMUNIST CENTER HELD NEUTRALIZED

Chinese Forces Said Abandoning Base at Kumsone   Advancing Yanks And South Koreans In Sight of Goal

Super Carrier Approval Seen In House Vote   No Opposition To Huge Craft; Could Carrv Atom Romberc

Huuse To Speed Yote On A-Bomt Plane Carrier   Senate Delays Vote On Troops To Europe Until tke Returns

kkkewkr NCKFLD NEW ALPHABET  ORGANIZATION IN CITY NE DANIC NPAC RELS

\llies Advance foward Main’ “nemy Force   Big Naval Guns Pound East Coast Town of Kansong

Red Resistance Increases On Korean Fronts   Enemy Moving Up Supplies; Missouri Shells East Coast

Allies Continue Slow Advance Yorth of Suwon   Concentrated Fire Of Fleet and Air Force Butter Foe

PATROLS NEA MAIN ENEMY DEFENSES   Advance Now Reported Slow And Cautious   BIG M0   Blasts Korean East Coast Town Of Kansong, North Of 38th Parallel

Associated Press   Red Resistance Increases--Navy Joins i in Battle   Fire Bombs Dropped On Concentrations Of Communists

Allied Troops Edge Closer To Red Mass  Commun ists Stiffe   Communists Stiffen Resistance to U.N. Probing Attacks

—TURNPIKE COMMISSION LEGAL— Supreme Court Lifts Barriers To Toll Road

Allied Troops Drive to Gates  Of Red Bastion      Ridgeway Tells Reds UN  Ready to Push War Into Winter

U N Troops Drive t. Within Three Miles Of Red Supply Hub  Remnants Of Five Chinese Battalions Trapped At Kumsone

GOP Administration Seeks SenateDemocraticBacking For Modified Income Tax

Administration Seeks Democrats Tax Support  Income Tax Passage Depends on Action of Minority Senators

GOP Wooing Dem Votes In Tax Deadlock   Modified Proposed State Income Levy Is Aim’ of Solons; _ ‘Democrats Silent

Reds Protest Vladivostok. Air Incident   Charge American Reconnaissance Plane Flew-Over City and Was Driven Off by Sovtet Aircraft.

Navy Plane Is Missing Since Nov. €   nok SERS  Not Revealed If. It Is Craft On Which Reds Fired

U.S. Ambassador Supports Tito’s Defense Plans   Yugoslav Leader Says His Country Will Rise Up Against Soviet Invasion; Allen Gives Endorsement

Texas Redistricting Measures Being Prepared For Action By Legislature

Trooper From Seymour Post Model for  Billboard Posters—I1 Along Road 31

Ttaly Gets Permission To Rearm    * ae “> Atlantic Allies Expect Violent Opposition on Part of Soviet Union

Way Opened For Italians To Re-Arm   Atlantic Allies Waive Limitations Of Peace Treaty

Way oo For Italy To Increase Arms West Allies Waive  - World War II Limits On Military Forces

End Curbon Italy’s Arms Under Treaty   Expect Russia Will Object Violently to Move by Ficht Allies

Way Opened For Italy To Re-Arm   Action Of U.S. And Other Atlantic Allies Expected To Draw Bitter Red Words

Americans Did a Fine Job.as Colonials But:lts ‘Good 2!.. « They Are. Returning: Home

British Stand. Against Chiang On Jap Treaty   Refuse to Sign If Nationalist China Included

Britain Snarls Work on Treaty   London Refuses to Sign Any Pact With Nationalist Government

British Stand Upsets Plan For Jap Pact   London Won't Sign Treaty With Nationalist China Participating

CHILDLESS MARRIED TEXANS RERATED   Draft Boards Asked To Speed Work on New Classifications: Early Inductions Seen

Ann Arbor Jail Break Tipped Off   Two Murderers Senlenced To Life In Prison

AND MURDERER RECEIVE LIFE   Desperate Escape Plan  Is Tipped Off By Jail Inmate

OSS Case Snarled In Red Tape   Law Forhids Legal Move Against Men In This Country

2 Accused of Killing Officer May Go Free   Italian Authorities Take no Action to Extradite 2 Men

Red Tape Is Snarling Murder Case   Ex-Servicemen Den) Killing Superior Officer in Italy.

UNITED STATES PLANS TO VIEW INDOCHINA WAR   French Union Forces Face Desperate Period Against Reds

Crack Appears In Majority Of Mossadegh   14 Deputies Defy Threat: To Denounce Premier For Oil Stand

Opposition To Premier Holds in Iran   Deputies Accuse Him of i bad Britain and U.S

Babson’s Authentic Statemiént Future for'Young Men, 18-22, Is: : 6 <t) Not As Bad As It Now Looks' c 2 _ pa

(OE OEE NOES OS me  1 READ THIS  (CONTRIBUTED)   BABSON'S AUTHENTIC STATEMENT

Deaths, Injuries and -. High Property Damage Counted in Wake of Twister at Olney

? Persons Dead In Texas Tornadc  100 Others Injured By Vicious Wind

Texas Tornado  Kills 2, Injures 100   300 Business Places and Homes Are Destroyed by Strong Wind

Tornado Slashes Texas Community   2 Killed, 100 Hurt As Vicious Blue-Black  Funnel Roars Into Towr

TWO KILLED, 100 PERSONS HURT IN TEXAS TORNADO   Twister Makes Kindling Wood of 36 Homes at Olney, Texas.

Tornado Kills 2, Injures 100 In  Texas Town  Strikes 300 Buildings Damage Reported At Million Mark

Rescue Workers Probe Olney, Tex., Wreckage Resulting From Tornado

TORNADO RIPS TEXAS TOWN      Two Are Dead, 100 Others Injured; 300 Buildings Destroyed

Texas Town Ripped By Tornado; 2 Dead   Food Market Swept By Fire In Baltimore

May Relax  Controls  Anta Wace.Price   Auto Wace-Price Freeze Discussed

Dunham Tells  of ‘Influence’   RFC Chief Says Friends ‘Used’ Him

Rests Given Worn Troops   ‘Gen. Colling, Tells Of RotationSvstem

French Slash  Import Trade   Action Blamed On Shortage Of Dollar Reserves

Nearly Nude Malt Heiress, Found  With Man, Claims Husband ‘Framed’ Her

Known Dead In Two States Now Tota Thirteen  roperty Damage . +s Kansas Alone 1 Half Billion Dollars

Rockford to Take Straw Ballot on Foreign Policy at City Election

Folks In Illinois City To Get Chance To Vote On Foreign Policy; To Send Outcome To Congress

Rockiord, ll. Has Test Vote  U. S. Foreign Policies Up For Referendum

Congress to Get Vote From the ‘Grass-Roots’ On U.S. Foreign Policy

Red Publication Talks Of Peace   Articles Stress Possibili. ties And Long Friendshin With U. S.

Seventh Division In Northernmost Thrust Toward Parallel  In Recent Campaian

Doughboys Gain 6 Miles Against Battered Reds  ns Seize os scabs worden   Americans Seize Control of Vital Enemy Supply Road

Yanks Take Over Red Army’s Main Supply Highway   Tough Second And Seventh Divisions In Control.

Allied Units Link-Up On Vital Road:   Reds Are Reported Surrendering, In  Ever Increasing . Numbers in Korea -

Yanks Seize Reds Main Supply Road   Americans Hold 13-Mile Stretch.

Tank-Led American Forces Punch Six Miles Into * Red's East Flank

Yanks Seize Control of Red Supply Route  a I i   Enemy Scatters in All Directions as Allies Punch Ahead

8-Mile Span Of Highway In UN Hands   South Koreans Make Landings Néar Parallel!

Communist Defenses Smashed SAUER reriagag ins BOONE SO Bae gee  Red Supply Road Seized By Yanks

ank Troops Seize Control f Reds’ Main Supply Road   Advance American Patrois Push Into Seoul; Other Doughboys Pursue Enemy in Mountains

Kast Flank Push Takes UN 6 Miles   Yanks In Control  Of Red Supply Line   Patrols Enter Seoul: Roks Land On Both Coasts Of Korea

Allies Move Ahead Six Miles in ‘Central Korea   Reports Indicate Reds Are Retreating in “Utter Confusion.”

Patrol Jabs 6 Miles Into Eastern Flank   Enemy Giving Up in Increasing Numbers, U, S. Officer Reports  By OLEN CLEMENTS

Allied Army Pushes Near 38 Parallel   roops Within 31 Miles f Northern Korean oundary; Red Supply mec Are Severed

YANKS CHASE REDS:   Tth Division Force’  Of Doughboys Push’ Into Mountains; Major Ground Action Is Fought on Central  Front Early Wednesday; Doten) Entare Sannl 3:

Punch Holes In Chinese  Battleline   Allies Now Control! Communist Supply Line; The Enemy's Confusion Grawing

Americans Smash Enemy Defenses Around Pangnim   South Korean Amphibious Forces Active On Both East, West Coasts

Patrol Is Within Sight Of Amidong   31 Miles South Of Parallel 38—Northernmost Penetration Of U. S. Forces On East-Central Front; Other Groups Advance

US Tank Force Punches Eight Miles Into Reds   Reds, ‘Getting Bellyful’, Are  Surrendering

Allies Control Up to 13 Miles Qt Communist Supply Route   Armored Patrol Within Sight of Amidong; Seoul Entered

Two American Divisions Take Vital Sector   Main Red Supply Line In Korea Is Captured

Yanks Seize Vital Enemy Supply Road   Command Eight Miles Amphibious Action On Both Coasts.

American Force Drives Six Miles lnto Red East Line   Two U.S. Patrols Enter Demolished South Capital

Allies Seize Key Supply Highway 7   Chase Reds Into Unmapped Mountains

Yank Tanks Ahead Six More Miles   _ Chinese - Reported anized  Disorg. On Centrat Front; ROK Marines Raid Coasts

Main Supply Line OfReds Seized By Yank Forces   Communist Defenses In Pangnim Area Smashed By Allies

Yank Patrols Report Reds  In Confusion   Allied Forces Gain Six Miles In Drive On Eastern Sectors

ATTACK PIERCES CENTRAL FRONT OF COMMUNISTS   [wo Divisions Smash Red Defenses Around Pangnim— Other Allied Troops Make Gains.

Americans Punch Thru Six Miles   Reds Disorganized; Many Surrendering, Objective—To Kill

2 Yank Divisions Seize Main Supply Road of the Reds  Smash Communist Defenses in Area Around Pananim

Tank-Led U.S. Forces Punch Six Miles Into Red's Eastern Flank  Broaden Control Of Suoply Hiahway

Doughboys Push Into Uncharted Mountain Area  South Koreans Make Small Landings Cn East, West Coasts

7th Division Force  Of Doughboys Push Into Mountains; Major Ground Action Is Fought on Central Front Early Wednesday ;  Patrol Enters Seoul

American Armored Patrol Punches Ahead Six Miles; Chinese Continue To Flee

Armored Patrol of 7th Division Within Sight of Amidong, 31 Miles South of Parallel.   REDS CONTINUE BUILDING DEFENSES

Reds Disorganized - Moving In All Directions at Pangnim   Tank-Led Forces Punch Six Miles

Attacks Smash Enemy's Lines  Tough Fight Looms  In Wectern Sector

Supply Road Is Captured In Advances At Pangnim   Fleeing Foe Chased Deep In Mountains By Rugged Division

TANKS PUNCH ‘WITHIN 31 MILES OF PARALLEL 38   Northernmost Penetration by U.S. Forces on « Fast Central Front.

Drive Broadens U. N. Hold on Supply Route   Patrol Probes Battered Seoul, Then Withdraws

Reds Main East-West (Road Taken   Communist Defenses Around Pangnim Are Smashed; Enemy Line Reported Rroken

U.S. Troops In New Six Mile Advanee   Northernmost Penetration Gn Central Front Made   By Seventh Division's Patrol Near Amidong

U.S. Tanks Gain 6 Miles In Red Center   Armored Patrol Of 7th Division  Close to Amidong

Allies Punch . Six Miles Into Eastern Flank ‘Hold Control of  Red Supply Route Beam Narth Korea

Ith Division Controls Vital Lateral Road  Red Supply Route From Coast to Coast  Caiwadl bh. Amann eeu

U. S. 7th Gains 6 Miles in Center; Link-up Broadens  Chinese Prisoners Tell OF Offanciva Nevt Manth

U.S. Army Continues  Advancing   Armored Patrol Rips Ahead Six Miles; Other Units Also Move Ahead

Command Communications American Divisions Hold  Vital Korea Road Arterv

Communist Prisoners Report Big Offensive Due in Spring   One Thousand Planes Reported to Be Ready For Big Communist Offensive; Allied Top Authorities Place Credence In Statements

Armored Patrol Is 31 Miles From Parallel   Communists’ Soldiers Surrendering in Ever-Growing Numbers

YANK TROOPERS GAIN 6 MILES ON RED FLANK   Armored Patrol Nears Amidong; Vital Enemy Highway Is Seized

American Jabs Hit Reds on the East   Tank Led Forces Pierce Six Miles Through One Flank —Tighten Supply Grip

Patrol Crunches fo Amidong, Not Far From 38th   Link Up of Forces Broadens Control of Supply Route

YANKS ROLL AHEAD   Tank-Led American Forces Punch Six Miles Into Red's East Flank

Gls Punch 6-Mile Hole in Red Line   Communists Are Getting Bellyfull, Says U.S. Officer

Doughboys Seize  Pangnim Road,  Rout Red Forces ROK Marines Storm  Parallel Defenses; Patrol Raids Seoul

SMASH ENEMY LINES NEAR PANGNIM   Report Communists Fleeing Into Mountains   Claims Defenses Of North Koreans Broken: U. S. Patrol Enters Seoul

TANKS CRASH. 6 MILES INTO: ENEMY LINES   U. S. Seventh Division Armored Patrol Nears Amidong, Only 31 Miles South of 38th Parallel,   NORTH KOREANS ARE SURRENDERING   Main Defenses of Reds on Central Front Broken; Yanks Control 13’ Miles of Supply Highway.

Union Leader To Defy Dock Strike Pickets  Men to Go ‘Over  Wildcat Gang,

New York Port Opened, Ryan Wires President   Says Longshoremen Will Go ‘Through,’ ‘Over’ Striking Men

Dock Boss Says Strikers Will Return to Work   Tells President Men Will Crash Wildcat Picket Lines Today

 Union To Buck Picket Lines ‘Long shoremen P led ge  Back- To-Work Move

President of Dock Union Promises Truman His Men  Will Pierce Wildcat Lines

Dockers To Crash Wildcat’ Barriers. Joseph Ryan Says   New York Port ‘Is Open, Union Leader Wires  BDenacsnant

Admiral Joy Claims Reds Are Stalling   Patrol Fighting, Z Air Skirmish Mark Day On Battlefront

Allies Wiil Use very Weapon To Get Peace   Pressure on knemy Will Be Boosted on Battlefront. in Talks

Allies Shatter Red Regiment Near Parallel   Communists Build Strong Defenses North of Border

Yanks Kill 390 Men in West Sector   Another American Unit Squeeze Chinese in Trap; Enemy 77th Is Ineffective   Peace Is Offered   UN Commanders Try to Make Foe See Need for Peace

US. Troops Kill 350 Reds   Three Enemy Battalions ‘Trapped by Americans...

Drop Surrender Leaflets To Red Troops   Report Chinese Armies Massing North Of 38th Parallel

Yanks Maul Red Force, Trap Second   350 Conmuiunists Slain In Slow Push  Toward Parallel

Slow Advance to Red Korean Line  American Troops Kill 350 Communists

GIs Advance Slow In West Toward 38th   Reds Reported To Be Massing North Of Dividing Line

Six Chinese Units Mass Above Line   U.N. Planes Drop Surrender Leaflets To Trapped Enemy

American Troops Fight Through Chinese Regiment; Reds Building Defenses Tust North Of Parallel 38

Chinese Rush Reinforcements Te North Korea   850 Vehicles Reported Moving Around Pyongyana

—A ORL A—  Reds Slow Advance Of  Amerieans  But Enemy Units Still Retreating

Six Chinese Armies Mass  Above Parallel   Yanks Squeeze Three Battalions of Reds’ Rear-Guard Into Trap —Surrender Urged

Yanks Maul Regiment Of Chinese Reds   Communist Forces Reported Massing North Of Parallel

Yanks Forced To Kill 350 Chinese In Their Forward Advance On West   Americans Fight Through Red Regiment As The; Near 38th Parallel; Officers Expect No Maior Action South Of Border.

Yank Troops Fight Through Chinese Unit.  4  Kall 350 Reds   Three Battalions of RearGuard Chinese  Trapped

Americans Break Up ‘Red Regiment Believed to Be Last Major Stand for Chinese in South Korea ‘BUILDUP OVER BORDER  Six Chinese Armies Reported Massing North of   BUILDUP OVER BORDER   Six Chinese Armies Reported Massing North of -. Parallel 38

Reds Build Up Forces for Stand Near Parallel   Believe Six Chinese Communist Armies Massing as Traffic Flows South.

REDS MASS JUST INSIDE PARALLEL 3¢   Elements of Six Chinese Armies Gang Up at New Line Just North of Border.   : RED REAR GUARD FIGHT IN WEST   Americans Kill 350 inSlow Advance Toward Frontier There. Planes Drop Surrender Leaflets.

Americans Blast Chinese Regiment In Move to Border  Six Chinese Armies Reported Massing Near Parallel 38

Another U, S. Gr oup Traps Three Battalions of Rear-Guard Foe   Drop Surrender Leaflets On Units   Enemy Is Expected to Save Fighting For  North of Border Area

U.S. Troops Kill 350 Reds in Slow Advance on Borde   Communists Are Not Expected to Stand Below Parallel 38

U.S. Troops Maul a Red Regirhent   Kill 350 Chinese In Steady Advance Toward Parallel 38; Expect Changa Narth of Tino

Allies Squeeze Through Red Rear-Guard   Fierce Fighting On North Korean Border Reported

REDS BUILDING STRONG DEFENSE ABOVE PARALLEL   ALLIES CONTINUE SLOW ADVANCE TO KOREAN BOUNDARY

Americans Move Slowly Toward 38th Parallel  Chinese Reported   Chinese Reported Massing Large Forces North of Old Border

Reds Fall Into Trap On Border   Advancing Yanks Decimate Battalions Of Chinese Fighting Rearauard Action

Report Reds Building Up North Of 38   Americans Fight Way Through Enemy Regiment And Kill 350 Communists

YANKS PUSH SLOWLY TO RED KOREA   U. S. Unit Traps Three Chinese Battalions

Planes Pound Foe, Support Ground Units   Red Buildup Is Seen North Of Border As Allies Grind Ahead

PUSH FORWARD SLOWLY ALONG PARALLEL 38   ‘Six Chinese Armies Are Reported Massing In The North

Chinese Massing North of Border   Three Battalions of Rear-Guard Reds Squeezed Inte Allied Trap on the Western Korea Front

UN Troops Still Move Toward  Red Border   No Peace Overtures Are Advanced by Chinese In Spite of Retreats

UN Forces Kill350 Reds  In Advance  6 Chinese Armies Mass North Of Border

‘American Troops Fight Through Red Regiment On Way To No. Korean Border

Yanks Kill 350 Reds in Advance Toward Border  Fight Through Red Reaiment in West

Forces Squeeze Reds Into Trap; Enemy Massing   UN Warplanes Drop Surrender Leaflets Among Trapped Enemy Units; Six Chinese Armies Reported Located North of Parallel

Americans Cut Through RedRegiment   Advance Mearer Red Keroan Border; Chinese Mase Sust Across Perelie!

Next Big Clash May Be Above eth Parallel  Surrender iy Détanned On Enemy

Gls Battle Through Chinese Regiment in Slow March Toward North Korean Border

GI's Battle Way Through Red Reaiment   Kill 350 Chinese in Slow Advance to Karexn Roelce

GI's Shatter Foe Near Line   Reds Build Up Above Parallel.  ROK’s Cross It

Believed to Be Last Major Stand for Chinese in South Korea   Six Chinese Armies Reported Massing North of . Parallel 38

Yanks, Reds Clash Along  Western Line   Report Chinese Massing North Of 38th Parallel

Six Chinese Armies Mass North of 38th Parallel . In Buildup On Central Front

American Troops Fight Through Chinese Regiment in Slow Advance Upon Red Korean Border

Yanks Push Cautiously  Toward °38’   Chinese Expected Te - Make Stiff Stand North OF Line

Red Chinese Mass North. Of Parallel   American Unit Fights Way Through Communists in Slow Advance Toward North Korean Border

Yanks Mop Up Red Rear-Guards Near Parallel 38   Units of Six Chinese Armies Are Massing Just North of Boarder

Americans Trap Rear-Guard Red:  Believe Chinese Will Fight For N. Korea

Reds Mass For Defense Near Border   American Staff Officer Says He Doesn’t Think Enemy Will Attempt Stand Below Parallel 38.

Whole Units Are Moving To Parallel  Along Front   No Stand Expected Of Chinese Armies Below Old Borders

6 Chinese Armie: Massing North Of Parallel 38   No Major Resistance Expected Unless U. N Troops Cross Line

CHINESE PUSHED BACK ON DRIVE TOWARD BORRER   J. N. Troops Make Slow Advance Toward 38th Parallel —Reds Massing Just North OF It.

Reds Mass For Stand North Of 38th Parallel   Allies Squeeze Trap on 3 Bat. talions Caught South of Boundary °

Yanks Continue Steady Advance Toward Parallel   Trap Is Closed On Reds As American Planes Drop Surrender Leaflets; Enemy Reported Massing

Wherry Backs Air Expansion  Would Quiz Experts On 150-Group Plan

Farm Price Dror Seen in Offing  Food Cost Decline Also Is Foreseen

Expects Decline In Farm Prices   Says Scarce Buying, Stockpiling Ends

THREE VERSIONS ON ISL. {ND BIRDS  Four Plane-Winge id Pelicans Kinally Put Down in London

Big Birds Reach Britain  Texas Beats Louisiana  ‘Four Pelicans to None

BUT LOUISIANA IS CONSOLED  Texas Is Winner, 4-To-C In "Battle Of Pelicans’

[DO FOUR MAKE A PAIR?  Lendon Gets Its Pelicans;  Louisiana Gets the Bird

Britain Looking For U. S. Aid In lran Oil Crisis   Threat To Blowup Installations Could Cause Full-Scale Wa:

U.S. Asks Iran to Cancel Expulsion Order; London Awaiis Note From Truman  Britain Alerts Near East Naval, Parachute Detachments

lran Premier Says Refinery To Shutdown   Mossadegh Expresses Great Desire to End Deadlock With British Over Oil Industry

Oil ‘Holiday’ Unless British Agree to Pay   Tranian Premier Declares He Desires to End Nationalization Tiff

Tran Premier Hopes To Have Dispute Ended   Refinery “Holiday” Hinted Unless Oil Payments Are Made

Both Sides Stand Pat in Quarrel Over Iran's Oil   Shutdown Nears As Mossadegh Insists On Cash for Output

Mossadegh May Close Refiner ry   Will Give Ti A ‘Holiday’ Unless Anglo-Ivanian Co. Agrees To Pay Tax

Premier Says Iran To Give Refinery Holiday If Firm  Does Not Pay For Oil Used

Where To Find It   Mossadegh Insists Britain Pay For Oil Loaded On AIOC Tanker:

Abadan Refinery MayGoOnA  “Holiday” Soon   Aran Premier Tells U.S. Ambassador of Stipulation Unless Compbuanvy Pave far OF

‘Holiday’ for Big Refinery   Tron Fremier Plans Move Uniess Company Pays for Gil Leaded on Tankers

Mossadegh Eyes Abadan ‘Oil ‘Holiday  All AlOC Tanks May Be Filled   All AlOC Tanks May Be Filled Within 20 Days

lran Premier Tells Grady Of Dil ‘Holiday’   Leader Refuses To Budge In Tanker  Coce

Holiday For ‘Oil Port Is ‘Iran Threat   Mossadegh Pushes For Payment From British For Tankers

Lausche Urges Legislature To Gear State for Defense   Governor Offers 4-Point ‘Stand Pat’ Program in Message to Chio Lawmakers

Business as Usual Out for Duration, Legislature Told   Governor Makes Somber Repor In 4-Point Program To Slash Public Spending in Ohio

ASKS 4-POIN STAND-PAT” PROGRAM   Civil Defense Steps Asked By Governor  SALES TAX   Should Be Collected Under  New Method, Ohio Chief : Tells Legislature 

Governor In Somber Talk To Assembly   Grave Tasks Face State, Leader Says; Sets 4-Point Plan

Four-Point  ‘Stand-Pat’ Plan Urged  Business, Politics  As Usual Is Out

Lausche Asks Unity in Gearing State To Meet International Crisis

‘ Cease-Fire Negotiations May Last Weeks, \Believe Enemy Is Acting In Good Faith

Omnibus Bil Is Given to Legislators   Measure Makes Earliest  Appearance on Desks in  Several Sessions; Read  Fund Not Included

DELAWARE AND UNION JOIN IN LATEST MOVE   ‘We're ishing Ste Action, Not U. 8,2... Prosecutor Pointe (2%

DELAWARE AND UNION JOIN IN LATEST MOVE   “We're Fighting State Action, Not U. S.” Prosecutor Points Out

Allied Units Hold Pressure On Key Ridge   Air Force War Planes Hit Enemy Supplies In Over 1,000 Flights

—Heartbreak Ridge—  Reds Cling To Hilltop   Allies Push Within Yards Of Summit

Reds Hit Allies All Along Front      Launch Biggest Attacks in Weeks

Hleavy Battles Flaring   Activity Is Increasing - On All Korean Fronts

Mt. Etna's Lava Menaces Again  Eruption Of Volcano Now In 40th Day

Korean. ‘Police Action’ Turns Into Fourtl Bloodiest. Costliest War in U.S. History

Allied Cannon Halts Enemy”   Artillery Prevents Red Breakthrough

Chinese Reds Pushed Back by Allied  Bayonets  Ad. .*. 1 Fn   Marines, Cayalry Close Pincer on Communist Base

GOP Blocks Renf Curb Extension   Refuses to Allow Vote Today in House

China Non-Communist Purge Reaches Point Where Reds Afraid Not fo Kill Suspects

Castner Pays Off Workers After Ruling   Simpson Hits At Relatives Of Aged

Mystery Man Enters RFC Probe   Senator Tobey Says He Has Important Information

‘Mystery Man In Probe of RFC   ‘Red Hot’ Facts Held by Sen. Tobey, He Tells Hearing

Tobey Charges Plot To Kill RFC Inquiry   Declines to Identify Now Man Who Gave Him Red Hot Information

TOBEY ASSERTS SQUELCH SOUGHT   New Hampshire Senator _ Says Undercover Movement Secks To End Inauiry Into REO Affairs

CLAIMS ATTEMPT TO SQUELCH RFC INVESTIGATION   SEN. TOBEY TOLD ~ TO RECHECK BASIS FOR ACCUSATIONS

Move to Squelch RFC Probe Told   Mystery Witness Tells Tobey Story of Political Intrique

Mystery Man Enters RFC Plot Related by Tobey  Details About Moves To Squelch Inquiry

Mystery Man Now In RFC Intrigue  Furnished Details On Move to Sauelch Probe

Mystery Man _ Gets Into Story OFRFC Inquiry  Sen. Tobey Tells “OF Plan To Stvmie

Speculation Arises On Tobey’s ‘M ystery Man’ In RFC Investigation

Tobey Hints ‘Gag’ Sought” In RFC Probe   More Fuel Added Te Fire Threatening Huge Loan Agency

Mystery Man Appears In RFC Probe  As-Plans Made F or New Investigation

Tobey Has Data On Efforts fo Upset RFC Probe  Myste ny Mani a Sta ary OF Political Int

Tells Effort To Upset Probe Of Senate Unit  Senator Says:He Has Red Hot Informatior Prin lindascavar MAavy,

Tobey Injects Mystery Man Into REC Probe   Unidentified Official Said To Have Told Gf Move To Stop Investigation

Ninth Corps Spearheads New Assault   Reds Reported Massing 20,000 Bast of Seaut

Interest Fades Away in Long M Arthur Probe  Only Two Senators   Only Two Senators Present Today At Start of Hearina

HEAR ACHESON ON SOTH DAY OF INQUIRY   U. S. Envoy’s Statement Of U.N. Goal Questioned

' Now In JUth Vay  ‘Senators Split On Quitting Lengthy Far Eastern Study

S.C. Offers Successor  To Rep. Kee   Veteran Democrat Refuses To Take Sides In Conerees

Tobacco-Chewer—  South Carolina. Democrat Takes Ove House Foreign Affairs Committee

Post Of Kee  As Chairman Is Assumed  By Richards   South Carolinian Will Head House Foreign Affairs

Dent, Taylor Deny Charges At Hearing   Lawmaker Is Fired as Senate Minority Whip At Democratic Caucus

30 State Jobs And $750 Dangle¢ Haluska Testifies: Fired as Whip  By Democrats

Haluska Fired AsDem’s Whip After Hearing   Leaders Of Both Parties Deny Bribe Offer To Cambria Senator To Vote For Fine’s Now-Defeated Income Tax Plan

Fellow Senators Offered Bribes, Probers Are Told   Quick Denials Made by Both Accused Men: Loyalty Oath Bill Placed in Position for Final Vote Today.

Newest Baby A-Bomb Set Off in Nevada   Neither Seen nor Felt in Las Vegas; High Brass There

Yugoslav Chief Claims Russia Massing Planes   Tito Says Craft Bear Yugoslav Colors, Insignia

Coast Guard Crew Here Joins Hunt   Pilot Sights Flares; Buoys Hopes For 2

MAN ASSERTS HE KILLED GAMBLER CHARLES BINAGGIO   Disappears After Conference With Attorney in Texarkana, Ark., and Police   Begin Search.   ALSO TAKES BLAME FOR GARGOTTA’S DEATH   Declared He Wanted Lawyer  to Handle Details of Sur render and Warned Against Informing Officers.

Illness Fatal To Eddy Duchin  Orchestra Leader, 41, Dies Of Leukemia

Noted Band Leader Dies   Leukemia Is Cause Of Eddy Duchin’s Death In New York

Eddie Duchin, Noted Band Leader, Dead  Nimble - Fingered Piane Player, 41, Victim Of  Lau bawsra

Eddie Duchin, 41, Bandleader, Dies   Gets Navy Citation a Few Hours Earlier

Eddie Duchin, Versatile Pianist, Aged 41, Victim Of Leukemia In New Yerk

Hddy Duechin, Piano Master, Die at Age 41  War Il Record Won Navy Citation Before Death

15 Persons Die In State Mishaps  Most of Fatalities Blamed on Storm

Blame Weather for Road Deaths  15 in State Killed Over the Weekend

RUSSIAN CHARGES PACTWILL SETUP. A MILITARY BLOC   Sees Nippon as Threat and Demands Limit Be Placed  on Her Army, Navy and   Air Force,   USES TIME ALLOTTED HIM UNDER RULES   Soviet Leader Beaten When He Tries to Delay Proceedings by Demanding Red China Be Invited.

Soviet Russia Fails in Move  To Stall Parley   Demands Red China Be Invited: Acheson Is Conference President

Soviet Delegate Claims  Pact Provides Military Alliance With America   Scowling Communist Loses In Attempt To Have Red China Included Among . Nations Invited To Sign Agreement ‘

Russian Asserts Treaty Military Alliance Only  Earlier Attempts ~ Voted Down By Pac!

Soviet Atfempt To Stall Signing Quickly Beaten   Scowling Red Calls Pact an Aggressive Military Alliance

Russian Delegate Says Pact. As Preparation for New War In Far East; Signing Seen. -

Grain in U. S. Under Study   Grain-for-Liquor - Faces Clamp Down

Allies Slowed On All Parts Of The Front   Canadian Troops Hit By Heaviest First In 2 Weeks

Big Red Guns Block Attack  Chinese Artillery Wrecks Mud-Trapped Allied Tanks

Allied Advance Slowed By Reds On Wide Front   Die-Hard Commies Showing Heaver Resistance Now

10-YEAR EDGE FOR TRAINEES AT K. U.   Army ROTC Chief Cites Advantage as New Order Is Announced 

10-YEAR EDGE FOR TRAINEES AT K. U.   Army ROTC Chief Cites Advantage as New Order Is Announced .   FROM MRS. ROSENBERG

$22.462.000 For It is Embodied in Program Totalling  $5. 864. 000.000 —    WAOKEENGTUIN, Sept. 28 CAP) President Truman today signed legislation authorizing a $5.864,000,000 global U. S. military construction  program.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY MAN UNDER ARREST   William K. Shoup, Viers Mijts Village. Accused Of Violating White Slave Act

White Slave Charge Lodged Against Man   Montgomery Countian Re ported To Have Flown Girl From Hagerstown

Mossadegh Welcomed As “Hero’   1250,000 Countrymen, ; Greet Iranian i Premier

Iran Welcomes ‘Hero’ Premier   Scolding by Shah Rumored « After Lyrical Greeting

Rumor That Soviet Troops Are Near Iranian Border, Riot Greet Truman Adviser

Red Protest Hits Harriman in Iran   Tanks, Troops Clash with Rioting Crowd

LONGER STATE FAIR THIS YEAR   TEN DAY CELEBRATION HAS BEEN PLANNED FOR IOWA FAIRGOERS

\ Negotiators Return to Tokyo  Allied Headquarters   Allied Headquarters Savs Reds Stalling For Jap Treaty Aims

Truce Talks  Are Closer To Collapse   Three U.N. Negotiators Fly Back to Tokyo From Kaesong.

Halt in Talks Linked to S. F. Treaty Parley   U. N. Negotiators Fly to Tokyo for Meeting With Chief

JOY FLIES TO TOKYO AS KOREAN PEACE HOPES SINK LOWER   Charge Made Reds Stalling Talks To Disrupt Jap Peace Conference; Fear Full-Scale Fighting Ready To Flare.

UN Negofiators Report In Tokyo As Hopes Fade   Deliberate Effort To Blackmail Rest Of World Is Seen

Vice Admiral Joy, Lt. Gen. Craigie And Rear Admiral Burke Go To Tokyo—Allied Headquarters Says Communists ‘May Be  Deliberately’ Delaying Korean Truce Talks ‘To Blackmail Rest Of World’  At Japanese Peace Conference

Allies Think Reds Are Delaying Truce Talks in Effort to Blackmail San Francisco Meet

TRIO OF UN NEGOTIATORS  BACK IN TOKYO   Van Fleet Thinks. Battleline May Be: Accepted For Truce

Korean Reds Accused of ‘Blackmailing’ World   On the Battle Front 

Warn of Possible Soviet Blackmail  Tokyo Sources Say Truce Talk Delay May Be for Purpose  UP AT PEACE MEETING  Red Striking Force 800,000 Strong, Van Fleet Reports   UP AT PEACE MEETINC

Tokyo Sources Say Truce Talk Delay May Be for Purpose   UP AT PEACE MEETING

Red Truce Stall Called Attempt At Blackmail   UN Negotiators Fly To Tokyo for Meet

See Delay in Korean Talks as Blackmail   U. N. Negotiators te Tokyo for Session With Gen. Ridaway

Truce Negotiators Fly Back to Tokyo; Reason Not Stated   Allied Headquarters Asserts Reds May Be Stalling Talks to Embarrass Jap Treaty Meet

Allied Truce Negotiators Go To Tokyc   Deliberate Action To Hold Up Talks Suspected Of Reds

UN Says Stalling May Be Blackmail On Jap Peace Pact   Truce Team Expected To Meet Ridgeway; Reds Issue New Note

The Weather   Truce Team Visits With Gen. Ridgway  Allies Claim  Korea Used

Plot to Blackmail World at Peace Conclave Seen   Van Fleet Believes Foe Will Settle For 430’ Buffer Mowever

‘Peace’ Slogan Of Red May Day Demonstrators      Stalin Turns Out to Let His Russian Slaves Gawk at Him

Police Alert Against May Day Violence   Stalin Reviews Military Units From Lenin’s Tomb

Workers Parade For Peace But War Continues  May Day Siogan Is  Peace But Tension

May Day Slogar ls Peace Amid Bristling Guns  Biggest Show Put Cyn In AdAnceaw

Commies Stage May Day Fefes Over The World  Peace Parades Go Pan An Piatstien cen Boo   Peace Parades Go On As Fighting In Korea Still Rages

 Citizens’ Banners Call for ‘Peace’  Russia Parades Military ‘Might for May Day Parade

Tito Ready To Forget Trieste For U.S. Help   Agree To Give Up Claims For Military Aid.

Publication Says Tito Agrees To Give Up Trieste For U.S. Military Atd

TITQ 10 RENOUNCE CLAIM 10 TRIESTE NEWSPAPER SAYS   "Europeo” Reports. Promise CFU. S. Military Aid For  5 a

McCarthy Asks Pentagon Probe   Cites Secret Data Given To Pearson

Drew Pearson Information Is Irking McCarthy   Senator Wants To Know How He Got Text Of Messaqes

Sen. McCarthy Writes to Pace  Asks How Pearson Got Secret Messages

Rail Walkout Halts Freight  Thousands Of Cars Ae lnlba Tian Temes

W arship  Aground In River   Battleship. Caught In Mud—Freed *  After. Two- Hours

Leader Of GOP In Minnesota Becomes Judge  ruman   Truman Appointmen: Springs Surprise  Rv FDNDWIN RB. HAAKINSON

Youngdahl’s Appointment Is Surprise   President's Selection Of Minnesota Governor As Judge Called Surprise To Both Parties

Youngdahl Nomination a Surprise   ‘Humphrey Avoids Vital Question

Springs Surprise On Both Parties   President Selects GOP Governor For Federal Judgeship

TRUMAN NAMES GOV. YOUNGDAHL TO-U.S. JUDGESHIE   SELECTION OF GOP LEADER IN MIDWEST APPARENT SURPRISE

TRUMAN NAMES » GOP GOVERNOR FEDERAL JUDGE   Springs Surprise by Appointing Youngdahl of Minnesota to Bench.

Youngdahl Appointment To Federal Judgeship Surprises Both Parties

Truman Picks 7 cal Man on GOP Governor Deal With For Indoeshin Bill Veeck

Truman Surprises  Both Demos. GOP   Youngdahl Selection To Federal Judgeship Awaits Senate Okay

Appointment Of Youngdahl Surprises All   Minnesota Governor Selected By Truman For Federal Tuadge

YOUNGDAHL IS NEWEST JUDGE   Truman Pulls Surprise By Appointing Minnesota Governor

President Names Gov. Youngdahl as Federal Judge   Appointment Surprise to Both Parties; Wile) Declines to Comment

GOP LEADER TO JUDCESHIP   Surprise Appointment Puts Minnesota Governor  On Bench

House Refuses To Go Along On Recess Proposal  Senate Votes To Quit Until December 10  In New lmnasse

Legislative Doings  Lawmakers Told F iseal Policy Sound, Teachers May Get Raise

Legislators Are Told State Fiscal Policy On Sound Basis   Federal Power Commission To Rule In Hearing Gn Dam

Lawmakers Hear State’s Fiscal Policy Is Sound   Also Learn That Teachers Will Get Contingent Pay Hike

ASSEMBLY TOLD STATE FINANCIAL POLICY IS SOUND   Senator Rankin Pro. poses Economy Move Regarding Unspent Funds — Teachers To Get  alse.

New Offensive On Central Front Keeps Rolling For 12 Miies   The Main Allied Objective Is To Wipe Out 40,000 Reds Still South Of 28th Parallel

Churchill in Paris For Conferences   Will Get French Views Before Truman Meet

Churchill to Get French Views Before Coming to United States   Britain's Prime Minister and Anthony — Eden Will Also Talk With Eisenhower

Re-Election of 2 Councilmen Now Assured  ft ONMASTID hank   Council Will Meet Tonight to Call Off March 20 Primary

Last Day for Filing in City Primary Race   Two Council Seats Will Be Filled at April 3 Election

Allied Troops Recapture a Lost Hill   Ground Warfare Erupts at Several Points Alona Front

Allied Forces Recapture Hil In West Korea  Push Forward Nearly   Push Forward Nearly Half Mile Against Tough Red Resistance

Allies Advance On Battlefields Of Enemy Dead   China Defense Line Being Threatened Below Capital City

Red Counter-Blows Stopped; Allies Move 8 Miles from Seoul   UN Troops Within Artillery Range; Threaten Both Ends of Foe’s Line

Bank Robber’s Name Removed From 10 Most Wanted List; He's Jailed

Housewives Hoping Lower Prices And Producers And Merchants Whe Feel Controls Unfair All At Odds

WESTBROOK FEGLER   Alsup Retained As Nevada State Afl Vice President

Childress Fire Razes Six Firms   Firemen Battle  In Bitter Cold At Five Points

MOVIE ACTOR FRANCHOT TONE IS BADLY MAULED   Sent to Hospital by Rival for Affections of Blonde Actress.

‘Profile’ Tone Brutally Beaten By ‘Muscles’ Neal Before Buxom Blonde

Unmerciful Beating by Actor Tom Neal! Teld by Neighbor Witness _

HALF MILLION REDS POISED ABOVE PARALLEL   American Patrols Test Fringes Of Big Concentration

Chinese Forces Are Preparing For New Drive   On Central Front Enemy Abandons Defense Below 38th

Enemy Massing 500,000 Troops   Reds Abandon Choice Defense Positions

I(s Legal Bul....  Kefauver Brands Race Wire ‘4s ‘Public Enemy No. P

Senate Crime Prober Calls Track Service ‘Public Enemy No. 1’   BAN TO BE SOUGHT   Plan for Citizens-Congress Groups to War on Rackets Studied

Race Syndicate Named Public Enemy No.    Kefauver Says He'll Seek to Close Continental Press

Racing Wire Service Hit By Kefauver After Probe   Senator Also Says ‘He Would Not Vote For O’Dwyer Again

Won't Vote for O’Dwyer’s Confirmation as Ambassador Senator Kefauver Calls Continental Press Race Wire Service ‘Public Enemy No. 1’

C ontinental Press, Race News Wire, Listed Public Enemy No.  by Kefauver

Kefauver Brands Race News Wire ‘Public Enemy’   Concedes Continental Press Legal, But Sees Law to Ban Such Service Shown Needed by Inquiry - Would Not Now Vote to Confirm O’Dwyer

Senator Wants Racing Wire To Be Banished   Ambassador O'Dwyer Also Assailed By Senate Crime Investigating Head

Kefauver Scores Race Wire Service   Calls Continental Pres: America’s “Public Enemy. No. 1.”

Kejauver Brands Race Wire Firm Public Enemy No.  Putting Continental Out Of Business   Putting Continental Out Of Business First Recommendation. Says Senator

Bookie Wire Worst Enemy   Kefauver Aims To Put  Continental Press Out  Of Business

Ketauver Says  Racing Service  Is No. 1 Enemy   Committee Will Urge Measures to Put End To Continental Press

Kefauver Names Wire Syndicate  “Public Enemy’   Continental Press Seored Ry Senator

RACING WIRE IS PUBLIC ENEMY, KEFAUVER SAYS   Congress May Act To End Activities Of Contin ental Press

Kefauver Raps Big Racing New: Wire Service  ‘Kill’ Legislation To Be Proposed

Bie Lie’ Technique to Be Used by Alliance of Taft-McCarthy in 1952

‘Mec Carthy’s Charges Are ‘Compared With Facts by ‘Post-Dispatch Writer

Yalta Pact Under Fire At Hearing  On General   ‘Hurley Has Rapped State Department Action On Treaty

Suggests Hiss Give Testimony On Yalta Paet   Wiley Makes Proposal As Harley Begins Second Day As Probe Witneas

Urge Quiz Of Hiss On Yalta Pact   Hurley Says 1945 Agreement Was “Cowardly”

Wiley Wants Hiss To Talk About Yalta   Hurley Attacks Yalta Pact as Cowardly and Immoral—Saltonstall Says Forget the Past

Suggests Alger Hiss Be Called   Wiley Questions Hurley About Former Aide Of State Dept. Now In Prison

Wiley Would Question Hiss On Yalta Pact   Quizzes Hurley On    1945 Agreement As Se ee os

Wiley Suggests Hiss Be Brought Before Probers. To Testify On Yalta   WISCONSIN REPUBLICAN WOULD SUEPOENA CONVICTED FORMER STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL

—SEN. WILEY—  Wants Quiz Of Hiss For Yalta Data  Jailed Perjurer Named By Hurley

Hiss Discussed At MacArthur Firing Inquiry  Convicted Perjurer Mentioned in Hurley Yalta References

— INQUIRY — Suggestion Advanced By Wiley   HURLEY DOUBTS HE’D APPEAR

Wiley Would Question Hiss In Mac Probe   Testimony on Yalta Agreement Sought From Ex-official

Wiley Suggests  Senators Seek  Hiss Testimony Yalta Pact is Called  Cowardly, Immoral By Hurley

Wiley Suggests Calling Former  State Official   General Hurley Back On Stand For More Testimony.

Action Is for the Young, Doubt for the Middle-Aged and Resignation for the Old

Stranded Daredevil Pilot Flies Piper Cub — From Ski-High Perch on Mount Rainier

Stunning Surprise  Flier Marooned on Mount Rainier Takes Off as Rescuers Near Sumi

FLIER GETS PLANE OFF LOFTY PEAR   RESCUE PARTY NEARING SUMMIT AS PIPER CUB TAKES TO AIR.

‘DARING YOUNG MAN-ON SKIS °   Pilot Take-Off Atop Peak Halts Rescue

Thrust 8 Miles Past Parallel 38 (n 40-Mile Front   Resistance Is Light; Ridgway Joins His Troops Along Border

U. 5. Task Force Drives Nearly Eight Miles Into Red Korea. In Spearheading General Push  Artillery Blazes Path for Big Attack on Enemy Troop Mass

ADVANGE Ih RED AOAC   Task Force Drives Eight Mile: North of Parallel; Foes Mass Forces.

Stubborn Foe To Use Hills ToAdvantage   Reds Mass; Revamp Taclies For Stand; Drive On Schedule

U. S. Task Force Thrusts 8 Miles Inside Red Korea   Deepest Penetration Of Current Allied Drive: Resistance Liqht

Yank Spearheac 8 Miles inside Northern Korea   Deepest Wedge Meeting Slight Red Resistance

Task Force Hits Toward Big Red Offensive Mass   $00,000 Communists Concentrated for Spring Drive 

AMERICAN FORCE BITES 8 MILES INTO RED LINES  ARTILLERY, PLANES POUND AREA WHERE  wna

Yank Task Force Thrusts 8 Miles Inside Red Kore  . De eepest Penetratio  ene "a ee

Yank Task Foree Thrusts 8 Miles Into Red Korea   Only Light Resistance Found; Ridgway Joins  Border-Crossers; Fighting Stiff  Ohbn Weet Frant

YANKS EIGHT MILES INSIDE RED KOREA   Americans Spearhead AIlied Drive on 40-Mile Front and Meet Only Light Opposition.

ALLIES DRIVE 8 MILES INTO NORTH KOREA   48 Red Divisions Concentrated Behind Central, Western Fronts.

Yank Force Continues To Shove Ahead   Deepest Penetration Of Current Drive Reported; Light Resistance is Met

Elaborate Defensive System Meets United Nations Offensive Beyond Bth Parallel: Resistence Stiffens

Allies Smashing Steadily Ahead  U.S. Task Fore ie Goes 8B Milec Ove

Ridgway Joins American Border-Crossing Troops; Heavy Guns Pound Enemy

Allies Move 8 Miles Into Red Territory   Spearhead Shoves Across Parallel On 4.0-Mile-Wide Front

Allies Push 8 Miles Over Line   Meet Little Red: Resistance; Gen. Ridgeway. Leads Column

TASK FORCE SPEARHEADS UN OFFENSE   Allies Drive Along 40 Mile Front; Penetrate 8 Miles in N. Korea

BIG GUNS PAVE WAY FOR DRIVE AGAINST ENEMY   JUIN. Troops Make Progress Along 40Mile Front, Pressing Against Mass Of  Chinese.

American Task Force Drives Ahead 8 Miles  Patrols Meet Stronge Resistance Front Red:  Cy as Ly .. Saar wees

ALLIED UNITS PUSH 8 MILES BEYOND 38TH   Communists Fighting Back From Well-Entrenched Defenses In Hills

Allies Drive On Thru Red Lines   American Task Force Thrusts Eight Miles Beyond Border

Americans Probe Deeper in Korea  Army ‘Rotation’ Will Start Soon

UN Troops Push Eight Miles in North Korea   Ridgway, Not Waiting for Reds to Strike In Spring Offensive, Goes Along With Border-Crossing Troops, Reds Entrenched

pight-Miles Penetration Nears Great Enemy Units  Resistance By Reds   Resistance By Reds Increasingly Tough Along Entire Front

American Task Force Moves Far Inside North Korea But Meets Only Light Resistance   General Ridgway Joins Border-Crossing Troops; Artillery Blazes Path For United Nations ~ Forces In Forward Drive.

U.S. Force 3 Mis. North Parallel 38   Steep Hills, With Well-Built Dugouts, Bar Way To Allies On Two Fronts

Yanks Push 3 Miles Past Red. Border   Meet " Light Resistance: General Advance Is Made All Along Froni

Allies Drive On Thru Red Lines   Amencan ask ‘Force Thrusts Eight Miles Bevond Raorder   Reds Fight Back From Well Fortified Positions in Hills

Yanks Plunge Eight Miles North of 38  Probe at Reds’  Concentration For Offensive

Kight-Mile Penetration  Deepest Yet   Artillery And Planes Blaze Path As Foes Now Start To Die In

Guns, Planes Blaze Path—  US. Forces Advancing on Broad Front in Korea

Further Into Red  Korea   Gen. Ridgway Joins His Troops In the Crossing  Of Parallel

Here’s Whai Politicians are Made Out of -- Accordina fo a Politidan

KILLER DRIVE CHASES ENEMY OVER PARALLEL   ‘China Troops Thrown  Into Disorder  In Retreat

Bulk Of Reds Are Pushed Above 38th   Allied Offensive Routing Enemy

Dulles Assures Japs MacArthur's Policies Continue, Seeks Early Pact

“,. lt Is Too Embarrassing’ a . 3. Girls ‘Rape’, Rob Lone Male     i

21 Puerto Ricans ‘Guilty In Revolt   Three Girls Held For ‘Raping’ Mar  * * Pa ae: mr mn... FI OY OTS 8g DT ot nn   Autoist Savs They Forced Him To Have Illicit Relations

Denied Connectian   New York Mayor Demands Moran ‘Quit $15,000 Job

Sees New Boost In Living Costs  DiSalle Doubts He Can Hold The Line

HOUSE SCANS 18- YEAR - OLDS DRAFT PLANS   Measure, If Passed, May Affect Lives Of All  Unmarried Men

House Studies Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds   Long-Range Military Program Outlined

BILL TO FINANCE STREETS VOTED   N. C. House Adopts It, With Senate Concurrence In Amendments Expected As Final Move. .

Powell Street Bill Expected To Go Througl  Senate Today   Final Approval By Upper Chamber Is Almost Certainty

VILIEN UP FULT  James Tot Lost Parents in Fire Last June; Cousin  Also Stricken

VICTIM OF POLIO   James Tot Lost Parents in Fire Last June; Cousin  Also Stricken

Alies Cling Precariously io Vital Hills   Both Sides Rush : Troops to Gain Site . Before Armistice

‘Little: Gibraltar’ Battle Carries Info Second Day  Alied Infantrymen Fight Hand-to-Hand

‘Cease-Fire’ Line Hinges  On Outcome   Negotiators Up To Five Miles: Apart On Final Decision

Allies Grapple Hand-to-Hand For Key Peaks   Armistice Envoys Await Outcome of Battle to Draw Line

MILITARY USES?  Rainmaking Art's Possibilities Seen as in Its infancy

Deaf-Mute Slays Woman Who Spurned Him; Kills Himself After a Cross-Country Pursuit

Reds Reject ULN. Finding On Alleged Shooting New Deadlock  Deepens Crisis, But Delegates  Cram<enen Ae.

Allied Spokesman Strikes Back Hard At Stubborn Red Stand Threatening To Upset Truce Talks

Commies Reject Partial Finding On Zone Killing  Second Complaint Fired by  Reds to  ware

Reds Reject In. Advance Allies Shooting Report  Sub-Committee   Sub-Committee Meets For Sixth Try For Aqreement

New Communis Charges Stymie Talks On Truce  U.N. Negotiators   U.N. Negotiators Leave For Kaesong Desnite New Snag

Full-Seale War Danger Hinges OnN      ew Crisis   Second Complaint Of Neutrality Violation Against Allies Is Made By Communists Before First Argument Is Settled

U.N. Spokesman Assails Stand Taken by Reds   Continuing Deadlock, New Complaint Deepen Crisis; Groups Meet

Enemy Turns Down UN Explanation Of Shooting, Assert It’s ‘Murder’

More Charges Hurled AtUN By Communists   Allied Finding On Alleged Neutrality Zone Shooting Rejected

Faltering Truce Talks Still On Despite Crisis .   U.N. Sub-Committee : Leaves for Kaesong To Discuss Buffer Jone

Nam Il Demands Punishment Of Violators; Peiping Hints At Resumption Of Full War

Red Stand Threatens  Peace Talks   Peiping Kadio Hinting At  Full-Scale War

Early Action Indicated On Korea Truce Move;  Lull Strikes Battletield

UN Support Of Demands  Announeed   Instructions Not Revealed; Fighting Bevins To Die Dowr

Fighting Dies Down In Korean Sectors  Before Truce Talk   Ridgway Receives General Instructions Upon Negotiations For Cease-Fire Action In Korea

Defense Dept. Sends Gen. Ridgway Instructions On Negotiations For Ending Fighting; U. $. Is Cautious

Authority Is Given Gen. Ridgway to Seek A Peace Showdown  U N. Supreme Commander May   U. N. Supreme Commander May Call for Quick Meeting With  Communist Leaders in Korea

[Instructions Dispatched To Gen. Ridgway   Government Drafts Instructions On Korean War Cease-Fire; Deputy Defense Chief Lovett Makes Announcement Of Sending Draft, Refuses To Tell Contents

Peace Efforts Go Cautiously In Washington  Sincerity Of Red Bid To Be Tested

Expect Ridgway May Act Within Hours on Plans.  Russi ian Formula on 7

Data Sent Ridgway on Negotiating   General Authorized To Seek Showdown on Issue with Foe.

Ridgway’s Orders On Way There   Quick Action Probable By General; Soviet’s Formula Is Followed

All Fighting Allies Back Move; Terms  Not Disclosed   Early Action Likely to See If Truce Can Be Arranged

United Nations Issues a Call For Armistice   Gives Authority to Gen. Ridgway for Conference With All  Koreonn Cammonder<

All Allied Nations Reported Behind American Move   U. S. Diplomatic Chiefs Hold Parley At Korean Por

Instructions Go To General With U.N. Support   South Koreans Said To Believe Fighting Will End Soon

General Instructions. . Sent to Ridgeway. with Approval of Nations Fighting in Korea

16 UN Countries Doing Fighting Support Plan   Move Points to Early Action for Arrangement Of Military Armistice

Instructions for General in Field AreNot Disclosed   London Says Terms Have Full Support of Sixteen United Nations   BULLETIN

U.N. Commander Will Direct Talks Toward Armistice  Negotiating Terms To Remain Secret; President Wary

—NO DETAILS— Plan Has Approval Of Allies   LULL COMES IN FIGHTING

Ridgway Told To Start Talks On Cease-Fire In Korean War   Fighting Dies Down As Peace Talks Continue In Korea

No Details onStepstoBe Taken Are Revealed; General Gets Advice on Steps to Take

Move Points To Some Early Action—Perhaps Within Hours—To Determine If Truce Can Be Arranged.

GENERAL GIVEN POLIGY OUTLINE BY GOVERNMENT   U. S. Directions For Negotiating Armistice In Korea Sent Commander — Other Nations Concur.

Early Action Expected ( On Malik Offer   UN Leader Ready To Fly To Korea, Start Cease Fire Parlevs

ARDEKS 1 RIDGWAT Government Sends General Instructions On Cease Fire

Other Nations Lend Support To The Plan   Early Action Is Now Expected On Peace Proposal

U.N. Commander Is Instructed To Test Malik Plan   General's Action Has Approval of All United Nations with Fighting Forces In Far East and Seeks ‘Flat’ Answer

J. S. and Allies Reported Ready to Call for Peace  General Ridgway Receives  nstructions For Negotiating Cease-Fire Agreement

Negotiation Orders Sent To Ridgway  Disclosure Believed to Have Cunnart af TA LIN Particinant<c

WILL KNOW SOON IF TRUCE IS POSSIBLE   Instructions Sent to Ridgway. in Tokyo, Lovett Discloses; All 16 Allies Support Terms.

Early Action Held Near on Truce Move   U.S. Diplomatic Chief Confers With Ambasseder

JIRDERS TO RIDGWAY  Government Sends General Instructions On Cease Fire

DECISION SEEN ‘IN INSTRUCTIONS TO GEN. RIDGWAY   MAY CALL MEETING OF ALL COMBATANTS WITHIN FEW HOURS

Predict Early Truce Action   But Whether Truce Can Be Arranged Still Questioned

Plan For Armistice Is OK’d By United Nations   MARSHALL SAY): ee  U.S. Must Pour Arms, Aid Dollars Into Europe For 3 More Years

SET UP PLANS TO CONSIDER PEACE.FIRE   Chief May Leave Tokyo For Korea At Any Time  LOVETT   Says World Outlook Still Dark Despite Brighter Picture In Korea

U.S. Withholds Contents; Early Action Expected   London Source Says Support Given by 16 Nations in Korea

Allies Support American Order   Early Action--Peace in Hours--Pointed Up by Latest Action on Armistice; Opposition Is Reported in  Karoa Conorece

Instructions Not Disclosed But London Says They Are Supported by 16 Nations Fighting in Korea.

Secret Instructions Given Commander;  White House Silent   U.S. Diplomatic Official Flies To Pusan; Lovett Says World Picture Dark

Officials Say Ridgway Given Instruelions to Call Meeting of Allies, Chinese. North Koreans

United Nations Reported to Have Drawn Up Tentative Proposal to.End Bloody Battles; Believe Hostilities to End Soon

Fingers Crossed As Gen. Ridgway Is Sent Orders   Cease-fire Plan Under Consideration Not Yet Divulged

Move Has Support Of 16 Nations   Early Action Seen On Determining If Truce Is Possible

Allied Forces Back Step To End Korean Fighting; Early Action is Indicated

U.S. and Allies to Seek Korean War Armistice at Field Commander Parlev

Home  : Edition.  PRICE 7: CENTS   kidgway Pilea To Communists Reported Near

Instructions Already Sent to General Ridgeway.—Commanders of Opposing Forces May Meet Within Few Hours.

CEASE-FIRE PARLEY ORDERS BACKED BY ALL 16 U. N. POWERS   General In Tokyo Expected To Leave Shortly For Korea—Fighting Dies Down In Face Of Peace Talk.

Instructed on Negotiations for Korean Cease Fire   Move Points to Early Action On Truce Proposal

Move To Test Soviet Peace Proposal’s Sincerity  Washington to Have  Final Say on Terms

Action OnTruce Expected Within Matter Of Hours  Nature Of Instruction Not Revealed; South  cou

IIDGWAY SENT INOTRUCTIONS TO NEGOTIATE   Details Not Disclosed; Have Support of 16 Nations in Korean War.

RED TANK AND INFANTRY RAIDS UNSUCCESSFUL   Enemy May Be Running Out Of Clothing And Equipment   HARD FIGHTING THIS WINTER PREDICTED

CHINESE TROOPS STRIP CLOTHING FROM THEIR DEAT   Allied Officer Says Action Indicates Reds Are Running Short of Uniforms  and Equipment.   WESTERN FRONT QUIET AFTER ENEMY SETBACK   Strikes by U. N. Fighter. Bombers hill or Wound More Than 350 Communist Soldiers.

Chinese Fail In Two Attacks in West Korea   Observers Say Reds Faced with Shortage Of Needed Equipmen

Many Chinese Die in Attack  Western Front Turns Quiet After Victory

Chinese Reds Running Low On Equipmen   Enemy Rips Off Clothes Of Own Dead And Alffied Casualties

RED ASSAULTS ON TWO HILLS ARE REPULSED   Action Along Western Front Quiet; Enemy Planes Absent

Communists Rob Battle Victims Of Clothing  Western Front Quiet After — Reds Repulsed

SUPERFORTS HIT PYONGYANG HARD: HUGE FIRES-SET   Chinnampo and Kyomipo an West Coast and Hamhing on East Coast Also Dealt Blows.   ULN, GROUND TROOPS TAKE STRATEGIC HILLS   Allied Assault Force Battles Up Rocky Slopes Despite Heayy Communist Fire.,

PRUMAN HINTS VETO linia en AE decoscial   House Votes to Fk reeze - Wage, Price Ceilings -

Senators Urge Forming of U.S. Foreign Legion   Won't Stop Call Of 18-Year-Olds, Says Defense Dept.

Foreign Legion Idea Suggested As ‘Supplement’  Selected Aliens Intended As Aid Ta Aeme Raildan

American Foreign Legion Proposed by Two Senators To Supplement U. S. Forces

F oreign Legion Plan Offered by 2 Senators  Would Supplement - Buildup of American Forces

Tragedy Strikes Bridal Couple   Young Husband Is  Drowned As Canoe Overturns On Lake

Britain Reported To Have Approved Bombing Manchuria  Foreign Secretary to Urge Action If Reds Step Up Air Activity

Her Devotion— Wife Fasts to Make Mate’s Bad Check Good  Touches Judgqe—

Commies Stage Sudden Attacks   Allied Troops Lose Advance Positions

Kansas Man Impaled in Road Mishap   Dies Twe Hours Later After Buing Impaled en Bridge Timber; Aged Men Killed

Legislators i in Frantic Scramble To Clear Bills Before Deadline

Chicago Trucker Bound Over To Circuit Court ‘On False Report Count

Further Cuf Foreseen by Auto industry   Material Scarcities Combined With Government Curtailment Are Blamed.

IRAQ SENDING SYRIANS HELP INBORDER WAR   Israel Continues Work In Swamps Despite . Efforts By UN

New Home Construction to Be Drastically Reduced   NPA Order Reduces Building to 51 000 Units During the Next Three Months

NPA Readies 40 Per Cent Slash Order   Amount Of Metal For Single-Family Dwellings Reduced

Home Output To Be Cut 40% By New Order  Move Part Of Drive To Conserve Vital Defense Materials

HOMES BEING CURBED  40 Pet. Slash In Building Ts Seen Coming Next Fall

Hurd Declines Answer To Sams  Refuses Comment On Chorges By Judge

Hurd Gives No Comment  After Blast   Judge Brack Sams Criticizes, Way  Department Run

Hoover Warns Against Risk Of Soviet War   Ex-President Charges U.S. Economy Can’t  C8 gece. A Fie: eo

Hoover Warns About Sending  Troops Abroad   Repeats Statement In ' Challenge Of Present U.S. Defense Policy

Hoover's Peace Program Livens Troop Debate   Ex-President Renews Warning Against Vas’ ‘Expeditions’ in Europe

Former President Hoover Offers Ten-Point Peace Program for U. 5.

Hoover Proposes Peace Program; New Life Stirred In Congres: Fight

Hoover Is Against Big Army Renews Warning Against Land  War; Favors Vast Air, Sea Power

Red Unit Atlacks Line Before Dawn Virtual Cease-Fire Report ed  Along Rest OF  Ko-

SOLDIERS CLASH  IN EAST KORE   : ALLIED WARSHIPS BATTLE WITH RED SHORE BAT. TERIES AT WONSAN.

REDS GAIN GROUND IN KANSONG AREA   Fail to Press Advantage: Lull Settles Over Other Sectors

GOP Agrees To Help Speed Control Laws   New Headaches Face Truman on  Beef Rollback

GOP Agrees JoPlay Ball On Controls   Farm Block May Stab Beef Plan

Woman Slain At Eureka   Clues Meager as to Killer of Mrs. Null in Orchard

Two Men Killed In Crash On Carrie!  Five Missing And 15 Iniured In Accident On

2 Killed as Jet Crashes On Deck of U.S. Carrie:   Five Missing, 15 Injured in Accident Off Korea—Fire Breaks Out and Four Fighter Planes Are Destroyed—Ship Escapes Major Damage—Craft, Coming in for Landing, Failed to Hook Arresting Gear Properly. ;

JET PLANE CRASHES ON DECK OF NAVY CARRIER   Two Killed, Five Unaccounted For And 15 Injured In Ac+ cident On Essex

Jet Crashes On Carrier Deck  Two Are Killed, Five Are Unaccounted For

TWO SAILORS DIE AS JET HITS CARRIER   15 More Injured In Accident Off Korea

Israel Claims Two Syrian E-ontier Attacks Repulsed   GOP Facing Heavy Odds in Fight to Open Mac Hearina:

Some Pork and Ham Sells at Bargain, Other Meats, Vegetables Show No Cuts

Reds Charge New Violations Of Peace Talk Site   Peace Parley   Bogged Down In [   Bitter Dispute

Enemy Drive Perils Wonju   Hammer and Sickle Drives Gain as Reds Ordered to Destroy Allies

Proposed in bill  Measure Applies to (,overnor. Senator— 2, Bille Introduced

House Gets Primary Bill Again Today   Measure Providing for Direct Primary Nomination of Candidates Is Among 27 New Bills.

Flood Again At Blackwell   - Fourth Time in Month Some Femilies Out of Homes; More Showers Du

Parade Will Start 4-Day Exhibition   Arniory Packed With Displays

Red China Rejects UN Cease-Fire Plan For Korea   UN Has No Choice But To Brand. Reds

UN Expeets U.S. Demand To Hit Back   Aggression Charge Against China Seems Only Choice Left

LODGE SUPPORTS USE OF ATOMIC WEAPONS   Senater Sacs Tactical Bembs 0 Shells Sheuld Be Employed  Yum Kaorez

Warning Given Against Weak Controls Bill   Stabilization Chief Fears Large Boost In Cast of Living

More Appeals For Vigorous Controls Law   Eric Johnston Warn: Against “Economic Pearl Harbor”.

Family to Pay $1 Extra Daily For Lax Curb:   Administration Predict: Heavily Mounting Cost WM Cantrale. Slintm

Dollar A Day Hike In Living Costs Feared   Johnston Says Weak Controls Law Could Hit America Hard

Johnston Fears Economic Pear! Harbor Threat   Debate Begins. In House, With Bare Maiority Present

COST OF LIVING BOOST IS SEER   Administration Asserts Weak Controls: Law Would Hit All

ADMINISTRATION URGES A STRONG CONTROLS LAW   Eric Johnston Predicts $t-aDay Boost in Living Costs If Congress Enects “Weak” Measure.   PRESIDENT TRUMAN MAKES NEW APPEAL      House Opens Debate on PriceWage-Rent Bill te Replace Act That Expired Last Saturday.

$1-a-Day Living Cost Hike Seen lf Controls Weak   Eric Johnston Issues Warning and President Makes New Plea as House Opens Debate on New Price-Wage-Rent Bill To Replace Old Law

HOUSE DEBATES CONTROLS BL   Johnston Warns ‘Weak’ Law Would Boost Cost of Living &1-a-Dav

Johnston Says Weak Controls May Be Costly   House Opens Debate Or Price-Wage And Rent Control! Bill

Russi ans hae to  Big. A Talk   France, Britain Name Delegates; Washington Examines Soviet Terms   PROPOSE PARIS   Session March 5 Would Prepare for Meeiing Of Foreign Ministers

U.S. Not Sure Meeting Will Be Held Then   Britain, France Accept Invitation, Washington Waits

Big Four Deputies Talk First   Conference to Be Held in Paris and Will Start Monday

Deputy Meet Is Arranged   Russia Agrees to Propose! For Planning Mest for Big Four Ministers

Deputies Will Meet Monday   Preliminary Talks Set to Prepare Agenda for Big Four Conference

East Germany Makes Peace Demands In UN   Communists Seek Treaty With All Of Country

Withdraw Amy, German Red Asks  Unify All Germany, Bolsz’ Plea in UN

Eastern German) Demands Treaty Concluded Soon   Wants Occupation Troops Withdrawn From All Of Nation

KkKKKK* 100 UNEXPECTED. GUESTS FOR MACARTHUR’S SPEECH FIND NO SEATS IN HOUSE

Truman Expected To Question Ike On Plans For ‘52   Meeting OF NATO Chief And President Set For Monday And Tuesday -

Truman May Ask Ike's Intention   - Question of Successor Pertinent if General Enters Politics

Showdown On Presidential Ambitions Seen  Official Quarters   Official Quarters Surprised, Puzzled  By Implications Of Week End Conference

If General Runs in 1952, New Boss forNATONeeded   Monday Meet Might Provide Truman With Answers He Is After

—EISENHOWER~ Ike Returns At Request Of President  Political Talk Fills Capital

Eisenhower's Plan On NATO PostMay Be Told at Meeting   HST Provided With Opportunity to Ask If He Plans to Quit

iMeeting Will Give President Chance to Learn if General {Plans to Give Up NATO Post

Gen. Eisenhower May Clear Up Political Smog   Conference May Reveal Ike's Plans for 1952

May Ask Name of Successor   No Emergency Prompts Truman to Call General

Will General Leave NATO  Is Question   Kisenhower’s Visit Made at President's Suggestion—No Crisis In Defense Organizing

Truman May Ask ‘lke’ Some Big Questions   Matter Of Election Must Be Settled For NATO Deal

Truman to Have Chance to Ask Ike's Intention  SHAPE and Politics Pose Many Question:

Eisenhower, Truman May  Talk Politics   Chief Executive To Gel A Chance To Question ke’ About His 1952 Race Ambitions

Truman To Ask General About His 1952 Plans  og ig zled By Tri  ving trip

ike- Truman Meet May Bring Answet  WI] A TY gerne PF   NATO Commander’s 1952 Intentions May Be Told During Next  Week’s Conference

Truman Can Ask If General Will Stay With NATO   Kisenhower Trip To Capital Comes With Suddenness

First Atomic Foot Seldiers Te Hold Interviews Tocay   d 4 /+ t s ! ant Monday Meet Between Present, Dians  lke Mav Touch General s

‘Meeting of ‘Ike’ and Truman \May Settle Political Question   General Coming _ Home, Supposedly To Report on NATC

Ike to Face Many Queries Next Monday   President Will Have Opportunity to Quiz General on Political Plans He Has

HST Waits Decision By  Eisenhower   Talk Expected To Reveal Plans

Ike, Truman to Talk Politics, Capital Rumor  NATO Commander Flying Home for White House Confal

Acheson Explains to Marine Corpora What He Is Fighting for in Korea

Acheson Explains ~ American Policy   Father - To - Father Letter Written By Secretary

Sec’y. Acheson Gives His Version  Why Are Yanks Fighting in Korea?

Why We Fight In Korea ‘Freedom Vs. Tyranny,’  Acheson Tells Johnnie

ANSWER GIVEN TO ‘WHY FIGHT   Acheson Sends Letter In Reply To Embittered Marine Corporal

‘State Department Hopes Acheson Letter To Young Marine May Prove Morale-Builder

Lausche  Cites Cost, NewTangile   Would Make  Attorney General Sole Legal. Aide

Turnpike Bill Vetoed By Lausche   Governor Fears Political Influence

Rubber Allocation Expected Monday  NPA Officials Ponder Request to Delay Cut

Marines Hope To Lead Way   Would be First to Arrange Program for Release of Reservists Called.

Marines Have Release Plan   Some Recalled Resery ists to Wear Civvies This Summer

Marines Hope to Release First Of  Reservists From Korea This Summer

Marines Mapping Reservist Release  Corps To Return All by End of ‘52

Taxpayers Capacity Is Debated.   Western Senators Of Both Parties Araue New Taxes

Senators Clash Over Nation’s Tax Potential 3  ‘Democrats Claim. People Can Stand. _ Higher Luposts _

Democratic And GOP Senators Clash Over Higher Tax Program For Nation

Senators Clash On Ability to Pay Tax Load   Democrats Seeking To Impose Heavier Burden on .Nation

PF? OIL LEVIN UN © Senators Clash Sharply On Higher Tax Raises   Price Hike, Wage Boost Tie Sought by GOP Senators

DRIVE 10 BOOST SENATE TAX BILL PROVOKES CLASH   Ability of U. S. to Support  Burden Debated , Qn Floor   $9 BILLIONS ASKED   Humphrey Speaks Seven: Hours Backing Truman Demand

Sharp Clashes Over Tax Hike   Humphrey Wants $9 Bil lion Hike; Chairman George Soys No

R SENATORS CLAS UB ON TAX ESSUI   SEN, KEFAUVER SE TALKS TO CLUB ON   George Opposed To Levy ing More Than Present $5,506,000,000

Senators Shy At New Taxes   \Humphrey Pushes Trumar  Bid to Boost Revenue

MOST TEXAS PARTY BRASS MISS MEETING   Dallas Speaker Is Critical Of Stand ‘Taken By Shivers

Pro-Truman Democrats Enjoy Noisy Unsearegated Breakfast: Condemn Shivers and real Texas Americans

TEN MEN RECEIVE PRISON TERMS AS SPIES IN ROMANIA   Two . Catholic Clergymer Among Those Sentenced By Miltary Court

Romania Sends 10 Men To Jail For Long Terms   Priests Included /in Espionage Charge

Urge Immediat Security for Auto Damages   Files New Measure In Legislature To Replace Present Law

Malik Hints Further Talks Are Expected   U.N. Secretary Lie Gives Korea Commance Permission To Act

UN Gives OK for Cease-Fire Negotiations   Sec. Gen. Lie Gives Green Light: Malik Gives Hint

City Hits Bus Directors Fees   Says Firm Pays Half of Income to 5 Men

Hanson Brief Blasts Bus Co. Director Fees   Half of Net Income Paic To Five On _ Board. City Attorney Charges

Wilkes Sheritf Defends Actions   Protests Statement Of ATU Official

Gasoline Fire Perils Houston  20 Firemen Injured In All-Nioht Battle

20 Firemen Hurt In Gas Tank Blaze   Flames Rise 300 Feet In Spectacular Houston, Tex., Blaze; 200 Men Fight Flames

Gasoline Blaze Under Control   Spectacular Blaze at Houston Ship Channel

American Legion Opens 33rd Meet   7,500 Delegates Pour Into Pittsburgh Today  For Five-Day Conventior

come Police Charge Luciano Smuggled \astomobile. $57,000 from U.S. to Italy

Hunt Starts For Luciano.   ‘American Vice Lord ‘Now Sought In Italy

Exiled Racket  Ruler Accused  Of Smuggling Roman Police Cite  : . fEueky’ Lucisno in . Getting Car. Money

see No Prospect Of Early Break In Tax Impasse  Legislature Resumes With No Change in Income Tax Situation

Little Hope for Quick End of  Long Stalemate Over Governor  Fine’s Proposed Levy Plan

Somerset Jury Acquits Former Police Official   Accused In Deaths Of Father, Son In Mountain Town

Former Confluence Chief of Police Found Not Guilty (n Double Slaying

5: mE ie  US-12 GUNMA ELUDES POLICE   Stops B. H. Motorist And Threatens Him With Gun

Jonnsion Seeks New Formuia on Wage Ceilings  Stabilizer, WSB   Stabilizer, WSB Hunt Yardstick For Pay. Hikes

Forgets Own Sickness In Helping Others Student Nurse With Deadly Disease To Continue Work

30-DAY WEATHER FORECAST IS MADE   Bureatt Says States East ¢ Rockies Can Expect Temperatures Above Normal.

Girl Found Beaten Baytown. Soldier On Houston Street Hurt In Accident

Britain Hails. Europe Amy, ButNo Troops   Churchill Reluctant ‘To Offer Soldiers; Confers With Ike   Picture on Page 2

Airfields Built Up In Greenlanc  Ice Delays Work On American Bases

Seeking Views Of Eisenhower On Availability   Republican Pluggerse Said Hoping To Obtaiz Some Private Assurances

BACKERS SEEK ASSURANCE OF AVAILABILITY   General To Spend Quiet Week-End In Fort Knox. Ky.

“Ike” Backers Looking For “The Word”   Hoping for Some Assurance On General’s Plans

Republicans Hope ‘Ike’ Will Give Answer   General Returning To States; GOPs Seek Private News

Gen. Eisenhower Is Back in U.S.   Lands at N. Y. Airport for Conference with Truman

POLITICAL PRESSURE RISES     Eisenhower’s Backers Alert For Green Light

General Says His Talks Will Be Military   Public Politiou) Announcement Not Expected

Speculation Mounts As Ike Returns   General Puts It Up To Truman Whether He’ll Talk Politics

Republicans Hope for Eisenhower Hint He Will Run   But It's Up to Truman If Politics Are Talked on Brief Trip to U. S.

Eisenhower Visit Stirs Hopes Of GOP Supporters  General Declares He Won't Discuss Politics At White House

N tion Eyes Ike, But He Keeps Mute   Republicans Hope _ To Get Definite  Word From General

General's GOP Backers Seek Hint on Plans   White House Visit May Bring Announcement

Ike Backers Hope To Get Assuranees  Duff Wants To Talk To General

GENERAL PLANS TO TALK TWICE WITH PRESIDENT   European Commander  Says He Will Not  Discuss . Politics —  Leaving That Tc   Truman,

Eisenhower Visit Places Focus Upon U.S. Politics   General Ike Claims He’s Home Solely Because . He Was Ordered To Report To The President

Duff Planning To Call on Gen. Eisenhower  G. O. P. Friends Will Seek Political View Of Allied Chief

Political Future Sought by GOP   General to Visit Family at Fort Knox to Capital Monday

Eisenhower's Backers Hope For Report   Private Assurance Of Availability For 1952 Presidential Race to be Sought

 “GOP LISTENS FOR THE WORD—  ke’s B ackers W ait iFor Private Talks

Ike Says Trip For ‘Strictly Military ‘Talk   General Due At About Noon Today At Ft. Knox, Ky.

Eisenhower Supporters Hoping for ‘The Word’   Private Assurances of General's Availability Sought by Backers

Only Military Affairs To Be Discussed By Eisenhower In Visit To Washington

Assurances May Be  Sought of Eisenhower  Republicans Hope to Get Private Word of His Availability in 1952.

Impasse Reached On Confirmation   Gov. Fine’s Designation -of Cabinet Appointees A ‘Acting Secretaries ls Temporary. Expedient

Fine Cabinet Functions Only As Acting Heads As Result of Deadlock In Senate

Godfrey To Leave Million Dollar Radio-TV Jobs to Serve In Europe

{{ Miners Killed In Big Explosion   Gaseous Condition Of Mine Is Blamed

Blast in Mine Fatal to Eleven   ‘Gaseous Condition’ Told by Inspectors

11 MINERS DIE IN W. VIRGINIA GAS EXPLOSION   Mine Blast Hits Three Families Hard; Two Men Iniured.

West Virginia Pit Explosio n  Is Fatal To HU   Mine Found To Be ‘Gaseous’ By U.S. Inspectors Few Days Ago

Gas Explosion Kills 11 Miners   2 Others Hurt In W. Virainia Blast

 Gas Causes a West Virginia  Mine Blast   Federal Inspectors Had Recently Given an OK To Shaft Causing Death

Gas Blamed at Bur ning Springs; Two Men Hurt, One Cr itically; 3 Families Hard Hit in Trasedy

Blame Gaseous Condition’ for Fatal Pit Blast   Fumes Spotted by Inspectors Recently; 11 Miners Killed

Blast Kills 11; Gaseous Condition Spotted Few Days Ago Is Blamed

Gaseous Condition Blamed. In Blast Which Took 11 Lives In Coal Mine —

‘Gaseous Condition’ In Mine Blamed © For Explosion That Killed 11 Men; Tragedy Hits Three Families Hard

11 Miners Are Dead in Blast   Condition Causing  ~Dibhster ‘Was: Found

Gas in Mine Caused Blast Katal to U1   Condition Spotted by US Inspectors Recently In W. Virginia

Gas Blast Kills 11 In Coal Mine  Three Families Hard Hit Ry Tranedy

Explosion Kills 11 W. Va. Miner:   Two Others Injured; ‘Gaseous Condition’ Blamed For Blast

Acheson Denies Stassen's Charge Concerning Chine   Claims He Did Not Propose Cutting Off Aid to Nationalists

Peiping Mum On Truce Bids   ‘Buffer Zone’ Seen Price Of Cease-Fire

Peiping Is Silent-on All Peace Moves   State Dept. Confers on Korean Fighting under Security Cloak

Douglas Defends Acheson Policy   ‘Sec. Of State Has PReen Misunderstood’

Governor Tries To Help Settle Bourbon Strike   Statehouse Conference Heid With 200 State Police Reynain Near Factory,

NAVY TO PROBE CRASH OF QUONSET JET PLANE IN CITY  wey 6 OWE. CO: Amen k   Pilot Dies In Apparent Attempt To Prevent Ship From Falling In Newport

NAVY TO PROBE CRASH OF QUONSET JET PLANE IN CITY   Pilot Dies In Apparent Attempt To Prevent Ship From Falling In Newport

University Dean in Hospital for ‘Cure’ Following Experiments With Narcotics

Amaz ing New Machi 1e Makes It Automatically—  New Blood Medicine May Restore Plesen

 Rich inChemicals ° . Potent Blood. Medicine May’ Renlace Plasma in Some Uses

Medicine May Replace Plasma  New Machine Breaks Blood Into Five Parts

Bombers Pound Supply Lines Of Reds In Korea  Report More Than 260 Enemy Vehicles   Report More Than 260 Enemy Vehicles Destroyed In Attack

UN Planes Pound Red Supply Line   Allies Recapture Outpost Taken By Surprise Attack

Army Demonstrates New Wonder Gun  'Which Shoots Around the Corners

Gun That Sheets Around a Earner Shown By Ary   Curved. Barrell Shoots Straighter Than Straight. Gne-:

Work Is Rushed In Pan Mun Jom Area On Field Hospital For POW Exchange

iM Carthy Ouster Move Postponed   Gillette Ignores _— Solon’s Criticism

Postpone Action On Ouster Call   Rules Subcommittee Delays Demand For Dismissing McCarthy

ACTION DELAYED ON MGGARTHY   Senate Rules Committee Postpones Demand: That The Senator Be Expelled From Congress.

Nation-Wide Steel Strike Ic Called Off   United. Steelworkers Agree to Posipone Walkout Until After Convention.

Steel Industry Is Freed of Strike Threat  Union Delegates To   Union Delegates To Meet Jan. 3 To Vote on Truman’s Reques:

Board Meets January 2 Te Decide Issue   Rank and File Delegates Meet In Atlantic City January 3 To Consider Request of President   WSB PANEL WILL EXAMINE DEMANDS

Steel Strike Threat Off Until Parley   Union To Meet Jan. 3 for Final Decision

Steel Industry ls Freed From Strike Menace   Murray to Meet With Executive Board on Jan. 2

Steel Strike Postponed by Workers   CIO Union Votes Delay In Walkout

Steel Group Plans Vote   To Meet Jan. 3 To Decide On Truman Request

GI's Push To Within Five Miles Of Red s Big Supply Center Of Hongchon

General Ridgway Says He Knows No Plan To Stop At 38th Parailet   Allied Troops Have Pushed To Within Five Miles Of The Reds’ Big Supply Center Of Hongchen

“Lension Rises While Egypt. Studies Pact —   West Offers Cairo Chance  To Join Defense Alliance

Tension Mounts in Suez Canal Area  As Esypt Considers British Offer

Egypt Weighing Defense Offers   Tension Growing In. Suez Dispute 

K. U. ALUMNUS DIES   James F. Barrow, 75, Napa lif., Was Former  Alumni President

bth Army Will Stick fo New Policy of Fightinc  Clarifying Orders Are Being Issued

Van Fieet Blames Yesterday’s Cease-Fire On Misinterpretation of His Orders, But  Spokesmaii Says Directive Basically Same

Guns Roar Again In Korea; Reds Attack in East   Blame Mixup For False Truce

Ground Fight, Big Gun Duels End ‘Cease Fire   8th Army Sticks To Fight-lf-Aflacked Policy In Korea

Battles Open Up Today, 8th ~ Army Sticks To Its Policy of . Fichting Only When Attacked

COMMANDER'S NO AGGRESSION ORDER STANDS   Gen. Van Fleet Says Undeclared Truce Result of Misunderstanding,

Battles in East End Cease-Fire   Charge U ndeclared Truce Due to Misinterpretation of Orders

Battles End Informal Cease-Fire   UN Stil Sticks To Order of Fight. Only When Attackec

Sth Army Continuing Its Policy Of Fighting Only When Fired Upon   Artillery Duels And Ground Clashes Interrupt Truce; Due Ta Misinterpretation Of Orders.

Gen. Van Fleet Clarifies No Offense Order   Eighth Army to Follow Policy to Fight Only When Attacked

UN Troops Will Fight Only If They're Attacked   aREFRYVICES IN KOREA

Eighth Army To Fire Only If Attacked   Van Fleet Says His Directives Misinterpreted

HG GUNS ANG TROOPS STIL CARVING CK   Van Fleet Explains. His “No Aggression” Order Was Not Uriderstood,

320 MIGs Hurled Against Allies, Artillery Booms Again in West; Ground Clashes Rage in East

Korean Lull Is Smashed By Fighting   Van Fleet Says Report Of Truce Caused by

Communists End Truce On Ground With Artillery .   Instructions Misinterpreted, Says Army Leader; Meanwhile, Aerial . Battles Are Continuing Unahated

Intormal Cease-Fire Snafu—Front Line Commanders Interpret New: 8th Army Policy Many Ways; Ridgway Denies Cease-Fire

Big Four To Continue Talks In Paris  Second Week Of Conferences Opened Today

USSR Expected -Hiss Conviction  To Reject Big 4 To Stand, High  - Court Rules Compromise Sealants

Big Four Envoys Resume Meeting   Deputies Start Second Week of Talks; Result To Date Still Cloudy

Big Four Goes To Lunch To  Ease Tension   Hope Pleasant Atmosphere Will Ease Tension for Planning Next Meeting

Little Progress Is Reported At Big Four Meet  French Lunch Is Tried To Ease Present Tension

Queen Elizabeth Only Ship Unloaded As Back-To-W ork Order Flops In New York

BACK-TO-WORK MOVE ON PIERS FLOPS MONDAY   Stevedores. Crash One Picket Line; Other Docks Are Idle

9 Girls, Skipper Missing On Schooner Off Florida   Crew Denied Place In Race To Havana Takes Cruise _ Anyway; Coast Guard Cutter, Planes Hunt Boat

Truman Awaits Reply To Steel Appeal  C1IO Workers Are Asked Not To

Murray Calls . Top ClO Men Into Session   He Declines to Say Purpose of Meeting

Murray Summon: Policy Board to Thursday Parley   Truman Will Take  fre Caen Artinn

President Awaits Steel Strike Word  CIO Executives Meet Over Truman’s Plea On Tan. 1 Walkout

TRUMAN APPEALS TO STEELWORKERS   Case Directed to Wage ' Stabilization Board

HST Waiting For Answer From Murray   President Appeals To Steelworkers To Cancel Threatened New Year’s Walkout

Murray Calls Union Parley For Thursday   Major Decision fn Steel Dispute May Be Announced

Parley of ClO Steel  Chieftains   Murray Declines To Give Purpose of Union’s Top Policy Makers Session

Truman’s Plea Brings Steel Board Meeting      Union Policymakers To Weigh Request Not To Strike

STEEL POLICY BOARD CALLED   Murray Will Not Explain Purpose Of New Meetings

Murray Calls In Top Chiefs on Steel Issues   No Hint of Purpose in Thursday Session; Strike Set Dec, 31

Truman Awaits Reply fo Appeal To Cancel Strike   Odds Even that Murray Will Accept or Ignore Plea in Steel Crisis

Truman Awaits Steel Reply   President Has Made Appeal to Union For Delay in Strike

Murray Calls Union To Special Session In Pittsburgh   Truman Seen Ready to Invoke Hated “Slave Labor Law” to End Steel Threat

Truman Awaits Reply From C10 In Steel Strike   Betting Is Even On The Outcome Of Murray Reply

Forces Reported Within Thirteen: Miles Of Seoul   Counterattacks May Indicate Proximity Of Chinese Strenath

MacArthur Visits Front ~ As First Stiff Resistance Is Encountered by Troops

BATTLES SHOW UN UNITS ARE: NEAR SEOUL   Personal Inspection Of _ Front Made By MacArthur

Reds: Infillrate, Allack — From Rear; Indicates U.N. Nearing~Sonsinist-  ines:

Reds Infiltrate Small Forces  In Darkness  And Attack Allies  From Rear

Chinese Also Use Road Blocks And Land Mines; U.N. Forces Close To Reds’ Main Lines

8th Army In Best Position Since Retreat   MacArthur Makes Ninth Inspection Tour at Front

ned Gounterattacks Indicate Major Fighting May Be Resumed Soon; MacArthur on Flying Visit to Front.

Enemy Slashes Back in West,  Central Areas   Firing Still Is Heard Near Suwon, 17 Miles South of Capital City

Resistance Grows as UN Forces Near Foe’s Main Lines; Top Commander Told Enemy Has Lost 160,000 Men Killed and Wounded Since Jan. 1

U. S. to Cut Auto Output By 13 Pct   Increase in Steel Averts Larger Slash

Says M’ Arthur Plan Would Lead To Global War   Believes Russia Would Intervene if Manchuria Bombed

Marshall Tells Senators Policy Of Government   Administration Policy Is To Inflict Such Terrible Casualties In Korean War That Chinese Reds Will Be Forced To Sue For Negotiated Peace, Marshall Asserts

Says It Is Only Course To Follow   ‘Continues Attack * On Views Given By Gen. MacArthur

One Big Issue Still Delaying Truce Agenda  Prospects Seen Favorable for

Moscow Hints ThatReds Want UN Withdrawal   Truce Teams Meet Again in Effort To Settle Problem

COMMUNISTS SEEN DEMANDING ALLIES WITHDRAW FORCES   Moscow Radia Says Negotiators to Insist on Army Evacuation   RIDGWAY SILENT   Refuses to Discuss Nature of Problem Blocking Agreement

Parties Fail To Agree On. Single Point   Both Sides Are Silent, But New Controversy 1s,Thought To Center Over UN Refusal To Withdraw Troops Or Cease Firing

REDS REPORTED INSISTING TROOPS GET. OUT. OF KOREA   Allied Delegates Hold This Is a Political Issue That They Cannot Discuss at Conference.   DEMAND STRESSED BY ENEMY BROADCASTS   Belief Held Compromise May Be Worked Out — Two Undisclosed Questions Are Resolved.

One Vital Issue Holds Up Korean Cease Fire Agenda   Red Negotiators Believed Demanding Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops From Korea; Two Issues Resolved.   WEST ALTON NOT SCARED

Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops Believed Snag  SEE eee va, week Ph oO Ree mae   Kaesong inhabitant: Exhibit Hostility To UN Newsmen

Demand by Reds For Withdrawal Seen as Snag   Moscow Radio Report Of Terms Viewed With Concern in Washington

Rub Seems UN Troop. Withdrawal   Delegates From Each Camp Arrive For Pre-Meeting Huddle

IUSw'Te Id to Prepare for Struggle  Murray Claims Steel Andustry “Backward’

Top Court Verdict Due On Commies   Red Leaders’ Appeal Awaits Final Decision

11 Top Reds May Hear Kate Today On Appeal From Conspiracy Guilt   soprano Court Returns to Bench After Six-Weeks’ Recess to Hand Down Decisions in Number Of Important Security Cases

Top Communists May Get Ruling   Supreme Court Expected to Rule Monday on Jail  Sentences _   LUG *iisaié UP VEULIUNS  Color TV Injunction Also to Be Up for Tribunal  Review

Court May Rule on  Communists Today  "Red Leaders Attack Smith Act Validity

Standings   ‘SOUTHERN CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STANDINGS   U.S: Commies To Learn Fate Today

Taft Challenges Stassen Control   Minnesota Pawn in  the political Scrabble

Wilt Campaign for Delegates Taft Challenges Stassen’s ‘Control In Minnesota

Taft To Seek Vote Control In Minnesota _ QOhioan Reverses  Field On Stassen,

TAFT CHALLENGES STASSEN CONTROL   Ohio Senator to Conduct Campaign in Minnesota

Turmoil in Iran Grows Serious; Riots Continue   Nation’s Oil Refinery Still Idle as West _ “janores Unrimatum —

Turmoil  Continues In Tehran   Oil Ultimatum Served on West By Mossadech

INANIAN PRIESTS HUT IN SiQSQUE   OIL TIEUP BRINGS DEMON STRATIONS AGAINST BRITISH AND RUSSIANS,

CONTINUED AS - PRIESTS FIGH]   Mossadegh Tells Wee Dec. 22 Is Deadline To Purchase Oil

Fighting Priests, Rallies Increase lranian Turmoil  Premier Gives West 10 Days To Buy Oil

RAN TURMOIL CONTINUED AS PRIESTS FIGH]   Mossadegh Tells West Dec. 22 Is Deadline To Purchase Oil

Turmoil Stirs Over Oil Woe Tn Anery Iran   More Demonstrations Due In Embattled Tehran; Moslems Picle

lranians In Turmoil Over Oil   Prime Minister Hands Ultimatum To Customers

GOP Re-Elects Wayne J. Hood  Disputes Gov. Kohler On Convention Action

Missing U.S. Plane Fired First Say Reds   Bomber Attacked Without Warning Off Internation al Waters. UN Told

American Plane First to Fire Is Red Claim  U. S. Says Attack Was Without Warning

Russian Accusation as To Missing Plane bs Disputed by U, S. in Statement to UN -

U.S. Accuses  Soviet Russia   American Plane Attacked Without Warning, U. N. Told

Claims Russian Airmen Had Tried To Force Landing  U.S. Submits Report In U.N. Contending Shin Was Attacked

Plane Shot Down in International Waters, Charge      Soviet Counters with Claim That Yanks Violated Border

Reds Say Yank Patrol Bomber Started Serap   American Patrol Craft Still _ Missing After Encounter  With Russian Fighters

PROTEST ON RUSS ATTACK SENT TO U.N.   America Accuses Russia of Firing on Navy Plane in International Waters Off Siberia.   OVER 40 MILES FROM RED SHORE   Pilot on Weather Mission, U. S. Says; Parents Say Officer Sometimes Went Sub Hunting.

ACCUSE RUSSIA OF ATTACK ON AMERICAN PLANE   DENY MISSING NAVY WEATHER SHIP HAD VIOLATED FRONTIER

Soviet ‘Awaited’ Plane, U.S. Says   Russia Accused of Intercepting Patrol Ship Without Warning

Red Jet Pilots Wanted fo Force Navy Aircraft Down in Siberia   Soviets Answer United States Charges; State That Plane Over Their Territory, So Jets Approached, were Met by Bullets

Soviet Fliers Returned Shots Only To Force Down ‘Invaders,’ Says Note; America Files Protest With U.N.

Protest By U.S. Awaits U.N. Action  ‘Presumed Lost? Since Nov. 26

u. S. Troops Are Landed On leeland   Small Detachment Flown _ To Island At Request Of Authorities There

Security’ Troops Land in Iceland   U.S. Force Part of Treaty Provisions

OTTAWA THRONES ROAR GREETING-10 BRITISH PRINGESS   Elizabeth And Duke’ Arrive ~ In Canada Capital For: TwoDoyv Viet

Meat Rationing Foreseen Result Of Big Demand   Secretary Brannan Fears Production  Cannot Keep Pace With Consumption

Meal Supply Could Become Food Problem   Stockmen Can Produce  _ More Than During World War Il But Possibly Not Enough for Demand

Lewis Vetoes ~ “‘Wildeatters   Mine Union Chief Assails Unautherized Strikes

Taft Is Against Defending Europe With American Men   Strong Approval Shown in Senate — Taft Will Also Make a Televised Speech Next Week, With Chance  To Answer Truman Speech

‘Politicians Take Stands Quickly   » ‘Brilliant, ‘Historic’ Tags Put On Talk

Ohio Senator's Challenge Spurs Fateful Debate   Praise, Condemnation Gree Stand Against Defending Europe with U. §. Troops

Taft’s Talk Spurs Debate   Senators Dub -‘Speec! Historie. Breoliant

Chinese Reds May BePulling Out Best Units  Failure Of Soviet To Back Promises Cited

Reports Indicate Best Chinese Armies Withdrawing in Korea   OUT OF ACTION

i : Best of China's Badly Battered Armies Leave Korea ::Because Russia Fails to Give Promised Air Support

Huge Losses Seen Behind Enemy Move   General Lin Piao Reported Irked By Lack Of Soviet Aid

Mainland Buildup Is  Seen Reason   Tremendous Losses + To Enemy Reported

Japan Ready To Help The United Nations   Banker Here For Conferences With Top American Officials

McCarthy Says Truman Will Fire Acheson   Predicts “Republican Stooge” Will Be Named Within Next 30 Days

Painful Virus Strikes 5000 Near Bonham DNeavil'e Grin Enidemic Reported As Worst In History

Spokesman for Navy Says ‘Saucers’ Sightec Were Actually Plastic Research Balloons

Detroit Man Took Plane From lowa   Flight Disclosed By Private Pilot At Davenport

Kidnaper Flies to Chicago  Abduction Victim Escapes Fugitive Suspect in Murder

HUNT KIDNAPER OF WOMAN IN CHICAGO AREA   Relates Harrowing Trip With Suspected Slayer

Big Indochina Battle Raging  French Attacked By 12.000 Communists

Plight Touches Nation  Child Doomed to Life of Blindness; Must Lose Eye

Final Verdict ls That Vernie To Be Blind   Woodward Tot Happily Unaware of Fate As Tide of Gifts Flows In

Nation Will Neec Sharp Increase In Labor Force   Four Million to Be Shifted Into Defense Work. Truman Says

U.S. Manpower Goal Is Set  Truman Wants More In Army And Industrv

Armed Forces Industry Need Five Millions   Truman Makes New Plea For Power To Control Speculation in Foods

Truman Talks Major Shifts   Seys Another Million Nended for Armed Forces Four Million People into Production

Unwilling To Accept Legislative Ceiling On Sending U.S. Troops Abroad

Sens. Connally, Taft. Take Opposite Views   Former Would Not-Accept: Legislative ~-Geiling.on Number-of Troops-to-be ‘Sent-to Europe for-Fear of “Tying > President's Hands.”   =OHIOAN WOULD: FLX UIMIT

Connally Does Not Want Limit Put On Troop Number   Says He Won't Agree To “Tie” Hands Of President

Troop Ceiling Turned Down By Connally   Senate May Ignore House Action Calling China An Aggressor

Shift Of Income Tax Division To Annapolis Starts      Workers To Rep rt At State Office Building ‘Monday

Administration Blasted by Senator Taft  Calls for Complete   Calls for Complete Abolition of RFC Loan Authority

Taft Hits Out At ‘Corruption’   Senator Reiterates Charge Of Red ‘Whitewash’

Sen. Taft Opens All-Out Attack On Administration; Charges Too Many Being Whitewashed

Taft Accuses Administration Of ‘Corruption’   Senator Labels Reds ir Government Probe ‘Whitewash’

Taft Charges ‘White Wash’ In Red Probe   . Ohio Senstor Slaps “Corruption” Shown “By Truman’s Regime

Taft. Lashes Democratic ‘Corruption   Ohio Senator ~~ Says Red’ Probe Was ‘Whitewash’

Taft Unleashes Guns At Truman   ‘Politjcal Corruption’ Chareed In Syeech _

Taft Lashes Out At Perilous Decline In Political Morality’   Says RFC Should Be Abolished And Charges Truman Administration Whitewashed “Reds In Government” Disclosures By McCarthy

lait Accuses Truman Aides Of Corruption  Senator Doubts Red Influence Now Eliminated   Uraes End of RFC

Taft Rips Government Corruption   Accuses Administration Of Propaganda and Secrecy Tactics.

Taft Assails Administration  Political Corruption Cited By Ohioan

Administration Blasted hy Senator Taft   Calls for Complete Abolition of RFC Loan Authority

Blistering Barrage by Sen. Taft   End to Loans by RFC Urged in Senator’s Talk in Virginia   ‘SAME OLD STAND’   Five Percenters Still in Business, and Reds Not Cleaned Out, He Says

TAET BLASTS GOVERNMENT “CORRUPTION”   Hits Influence Peddlers and Whitewash of Reds in Office.

Taft Charges Administration With ‘Political Corruption   Republican Leader in All-Out Attack Says Reds-in-Government Probe Whitewashed

Taft Rips President In Speech   Says Administration Politically Corrupt; Cites Probe of RFC

GLOOM IN OUTLOOK   Forecaster Says Flood-Producing Conditions Are Back

Weather Conditions Now Same As During Flood In Mid Missouri-Kansas

Kerr Gas Bill Cited As Factor in Battle Looming; O’Mahoney Is Leading Opponent

Formosa Must Stay Out of Red Control General Contends   Congress Told Far Eastern Issues Global; Can’t Be Viewed Except As Interlocking

General Says Red Threat s Global Issue   Gen. MacArthur Gives His Program For Action In Far East

Pursuit of Reds Ends for While: Clamp On News   Van Fleet Gives No Hint of Next Move In Koreg

Censors Drop News Blackout   New Peace Moves Suggested by UN Secretary

‘Pursuit Phase’ of U. N. Operations in Korea Has Ended   Van Fleet Warns Enemy Against Attempts at Further Aggression.

UN Forces End Pursuit of Reds as Chinese Stiffen   Tip Brings Fast Sheriff's Action

Truman Says . War Outbreak Threat Less   President Says Nation Nears Position Where Threat of Conflict Can Be Averted

Approach Position To Prevent World  War: Truman  Whole Country Must Cooperate He Tells Masons

Truman Declares Effort ToBuildUpMen, Material Aimed AtPreventing War

World Nearer Chance to Stop  War: Truman   Co-operation of All U. £ Needed, President Tells Masons

Truman Says All Must Sacrifice   Moral Mobilization Urged to Prevent Group Selfishness

Truman Says U.S. Can Stop World War   President Declares America Approachins ‘Preventive’ Stage

‘National Unity Will Avert New War’ - Truman   Appeals for Help Of All Segments Of the Ponulace

Pep Talk To Top  Masons   President and Cabinet Call on Lodge Members To Sacrifice for Sake Of Building US Safety

Truman Says Time Nearine  To Block War   U.S. Getting Into Position To Prevent It, He Tells Masons

Truman Says We Approach Position In Which World War Can Be Averted

Nearing Position To Avert World War III, Says Truman   ‘Everybody Must Make Some Sacrifice’ In National Effort, President Tells Group of Masonic Leaders Today

Truman Says War Can Be Prevented   President Foresees Success of U.S. Emergency Effort

U. 5. Nearing Peace Power, Says Truman   Moves to Build Up Forces Will Avert New War. He Avers

President Says New War Can Be Prevented   Truman Is Hopeful Of Avoiding New Conflict

Sees Progress on Road Toward World Peace   Outbreak Can Be Prevented Says President, With Cooperation of All.

President Believes War Can Now Be Prevented   U. S. Needs Support And Cooperation Of All Factions, Savs Truman In Talk To Masons

HST Voices  Peace Hopes   Support of All Essential: Selfishness Hit In Masonic Talk

All Will Need To Sacrifice  To Win Peace   Tells Masons We Have — Support From Every Segment Of Society

POUNDING CONTINUES . _ Allies Advance Nearer  Shattered Red Center

Artillery Blasts Kumsong  Allies Pound Big Red Base; Planes Hit Supply Vehicles

UN ARTILLERY SMASHES INTO RUINED TOWN   Central And Western Red Resistance Crumples

U. S. Officials Put on Show for Benefit of USO   OBSERVES BIRTHDAY — MacArthur Warns Against Further Retreat in Asia

VIPs Cavort in Show at Washington To Raise Funds for Reactivated USO

Congressmen, Judges, Cabinet Members Carry Roles In USO Benefit Show; Truman Attende

Potpourri of the News Washington Rollicks, Richmond Weeps, Life Goes On in Wapwallopen   Command Performance

With Confident Leaders, Hard Toil, U.S. Help, ‘England Yet Shall Stand’   By VIRGIL PINKLEY

Order Egyptians Not to Cross Line   Two More Warships Arrive to Strengthen  Tammiac’ Pasition in New Defense Area

Warn coyot To Stay Out; Ouie t Deigne   Two More British Warships  Arrive to Bolster Troops  Guarding Vital Waier Route

Egyptian Armored Column Moving Toward Canal Turned Back To Cairo This Morning As Planes Fly Over   INCREASE GUARD ON BRITISH FAMILIES

Huks Slay Two Yanks   American Farmers anc An Australian Killed, Apparently in Ravwmie

CASES OF RABIES ON INCREASE IN (OWA THIS’ YEAR   Forty Nine Counties Have Reported On Presence Of The Disease

First Encounter Takes Place In Suez Canal Zone   Several Egyptian Soldiers Are Killed In Direct Battle  Ht 26 6 ee

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Reveal Russian Offer   Analo-Eavotian Clash

New A-Test Completed At Eniwetok   Results Haven’t Been Evaiuated Yet, Congressman Says.

U.S.€om pl etes New Atomic Test AtEntwetok. Hailed As Biggest Ever Set Oft

Battleship Leads  Assault on Foe   Biggest Shore Pounding Since Inchan

‘No Excuses,’ Says Widow of Famed Coach   Mrs. Knute Rockne Glad At Improvement by Son Shot in Wichita Affray

ILD TESTAMENT STORY—CHAPTER IV  Great Flood Failed to Drown Wickedness

SHERIFF GRANT IN RAGE AGAIK   says ‘ Will Definitely Be A Candidate In The Coming Election’

E, A. Hambleten Heads 5-A Vets  Mra. Kavater of Ade Pres!  Ser a, en eee

TIND SLIM LEADS Oklahoma Officers May  Have Clue on Missing Illinois Family

236 UN Aircraft Hammer at Reds   Lone Raider Drops Bomb: on Allied Lines-——775  Sorties Flown

LONE BOMBER ATTACKS UN FRONT LINES’   Allied Airmen Send 236 Ships In Reply Flight :

Lone Red Plane Bombs Allied Lines in Korea’  "35996 UN Atecraft Hammar Rael   236 UN Aircraft Hammer.Back At Communists in Combat Sorties

Korean Fighting Confined fo Air  e Red Bo mbar Lots eke Allied Lin

Lone Red Plane Bombs UN Lines  236 Allied Craft Strike Back With  Combat Sorties

Allied Planes Attack Red Base; Ground Action Qual   Lone Enemy Plane Bombs Allied Lines; Fighters Report 200 Reds Killed In Sw

Bank Teller At Hot Springs Arrested   Woman Charged With Embezzling $94 602 In Funds

Hot Springs Bank Teller Faces Charge   Official Accused Of Embezzling $94 602

Woman Bank Teller at Spa Charged With Embezzlement of $94 602--Bet It on Races

Bank Teller Charged With  Embezzlement   Woman Bet On Horse Races

Give Names. Go To Jail. Field Choice   Insists On Knowing Men — Who Signed Bonds Of Missing Reds

Millionaire Left-Winger May Be Cited   Contempt Action Threatened If He Concedk: Bondsmes

Reds’ Bondsmar Facing Federal Court Charge   Judge Issues Ultimatum to Wealthy Backer

LEGION TO HEAR BEN, MACARTHUR   Sharp Attack’ On‘ Truman Administration  Expected ——May Put Light On.1952 Election.

Some U. S. Soldiers in Korea Find Few Moments To Celebrate July 4, But Others Too Busy Fighting to Observe Anything But Vigilance

Some Troops At Front Find It’s No Holiday   Others Take A Little Time To Celebrate; Group Swims In Imijin

Oil Anti-Trust Suit Dropped  ByGovernmen   McGrath Says Cases To Be Prosecuted ' On Smaller Scale

Action Favors  225 Firms   McGrath Says Case Too Complicated: to Press Separate Actions Instead ;

FEDERAL SUIT IN OIL SCRAP TIS DISMISSED   Anti-Trust Charge Will Be Pressed In Senarate Cases

Plans fo Press Individual Cases   ‘Mother Hubbard’ Case ‘Too Unweildvy’

Government Drops “Mother Hubbard’ Suit Against the Petroleum Industry

BLANKET ANTITRUST ACTION HALTED  ‘U.S. Drops Mother Hubbar« Suit Against Oil Firms

Government Drops Anti-Trust Suit  Against U. S. Petroleum Industry

U.S, DISMISSES OLTRUST SUIT   “Mother Hubbard” Action Too Unwieldly.

Offer Plan to-Reduce Proposed Income Tax to One-Fourth of One Per Cent

Remote Possibility of Korean War Peace Movement Seen in Comparison of Statements by Leaders

Indications Come From 3 Sources   ‘Action, If Any, Expectes To Come From U.N.

Peace Moves Reported Tn  Korean War   British Aint Effort Should Be Made Now To Siop Hostilities

 NEW POLITICAL GUESSING GAME. Lausche Says He Ur ged Truman To Run In 1952

funan Lausche Mart Guesses  ' Governor Asks Marry :- Te. Pun Again

Lausche Urges President Run Again In 1952   Ohio Governor, Truman Puzzle The Politicos

ine: OTOWS Are Litfedo——  Truman and Lausche Have Politicos Puzzled

Move Stirs Talk He'll Face Bricker   President Adds To Political Puzzle By Eisenhower Stand

PARTY LEADERS PUZZLED OVER TRUMAN AIMS   GOP, Demos ' Hozard Guesse: on Presidential Candidates in 1952.

Truman-Ohio (Governor Contuse Issue   Lausche’s Urging of President to Run in 1952 Has Political  Heads Guessing Again

Political Leaders of Both Parties Are Puzzled by Lausche White House Visit

Truman, Lausche Puzzle Parties   Politicians Ponder Recent Statements  And Actions By Tw:

Nation’s Political Leaders Guessing   ‘Truman-Lausche Actions . Puzzle GOP and Dems - Over Presidenti2! Race

Political Chiefs Unable to Dope This 1952 Race   Truman and Lausche Puzzle Them With Their Statements

‘LAUSCHE AND TRUMAN STATEMENTS PUZZLE ‘TFANERS: WHO IS BOOSTING :WHO WONDERED

Urges Truman’ ToRunin 1952 «  President Hints’ “Tke” Ce le Ace tle.

Truman, Lausche Puzzle Politicians; Governor Urges President To Run Agait

Gov. lLausche of Ohio Announces He Ask Truman to Run   Want Eisenhower tc Address Governors Conference Soon

Political Bomb ls Expected by Ohio's Governor   Pat on Back Given Truman by Lausche; Why? Is Question

Truman Has "Em Guessing   Ohio Governor Says He Asked President to Run Again

Truman, Lausche, Keep Political Experts Guessing In Comments On °52 Candidates

Ohio Governor Baffles Politicians ee et ee ree re re a ce   Lausche Urees Truman To Run Again; Truman Mentions ‘Ike

Ohio’s Governor Chats With Truman, Setting Off Barrage of Rumors   Eyebrows Are Hoisted By ‘Maverick’ Lausche

Truman, Lausehe Keeping Political Leaders Guessing   Governor Of Ohio Asks President To Run: Ike Mentioned

7,000:.,To: 8,000 Killed. By U. S. Division.  Thousands Of Chinese Die In Bia New Year's Assault

Write Substitute To Control Meats  Aim To Rule Supply Bevond Packers

LIVESTOCK MEAT PLAN, AFTER LEAVING PACKERS   Perhaps As Far As Chain Store Disbursals   NOT SMALLER STORES

DEER SEASON CLAIMS NO. 13   Jackson Sportsman Killed By Accident In Woods

Tropical Storm In Gulf May Increase Force  Disturbance Labeled ‘How’ Expected to Start Movina Shortly

Boost State School Fees   Regents Take Step To Increase Revenue Ry $300.000 Yearlv

To Increase Fees At State Schools   E-State Students Will Pay $5 More Per Semester Under Reaents’ New Order

TV HOLIDAY IN EAST'S FACTORIES. Hundreds of Thousands See General As He Talks

ADULTS, KIDS PLAY HOOKEY T0 SEE MAC ON TV   Probable Audience Put at 30, 000,000; Bigger Than Kefauver Hearings. -

Hundreds of Thousands in Nation Take "TV" Holiday to See and Hear General

TV Audience Is Unprecedented   MacArthur Heard and Seen by Estimated 90,000,000 Persons

SAIS BDAILLIE — Russians Will Work Actively To Frustrate Atlantic Pact

Reds To Act If Germany Is Rearmed   Russians Won't Stand By Idly If Germany Goes Into Rearmament Plan, UP Precedent Save

NEWPORT CHARTER ACTION DEMANDED   Resolution From Mayor Aldermen In R. I. House

NEWPORT CHARTER ACTION DEMANDED   , Resolution From. Mayor  Tt  ‘Aldermen. In R. I; House:

U3, AUATN ASKS RUSSIA FOR SHIP!   REJECTS SOVIET OBJECTIONS TO RETURNING 670 MERCHANT VESSELS.

U.S. Turns Down Soviet Cjection   Demands Return Of Lend-Lease Ships

Renly te Russia oy Withhold Shins Handed Panyushkin   US Rejects Every Contention Set Forth By Moscow

He Mowed ‘Em Down  Nonchalant Mississippi GI Biasts 58 Commies To Win A Silver Star

Casey Goes to Bat— =“.  Machine Gunner Slaughters Red Pitching, Bags 58 Dead

‘Mighty Casey Fans 58 Commies   No Joz in North Kore   No Joy in North Korea

Governor Urges Moderate Course   Duty of Legislature to Consolidate State’s Gains, But Not Push Selfishly Ahead During War Crisis, Says Arn

Arn Recommends Sirioned-Down Kansas Budaet   Believes Hagaman’s Figure Will Permit  Essential Operations OAlabs Govainmant

Controls Alone Won't Halt Inflation   Johnston Asks Congress To Enact - Taxes

Weather At Yuma   Johnston Says Bigger Taxes Needed To Halt Inflation

URGES RAILS TO RECONSIDER   Senator Makes Plea For End Of Contract Stalemate.

Railroads Are Urged To Ease Dispute Stand   Wage Deadlock Settled; Other Issues Remain

Todav’'s Index .   Three New Speed Records Are Set In: National“Air Races At Detroi

Three Speed Records Are Cracked In National Air Races In Weekend

Col. Ascani Sets Air Speed Marks   Rockford Ace Smashes 3-Year-Old Record at Detroit Races ©

- Three Air Records Fall  Rockford Pilot Travels 628 Miles an Hou:

Three Speed Records are Cracked Over Weekend in the National Air Races

3 Speed Records Smashed in Air Races at Detroit   165,000 See Ascani Break Closed Course Mark With Sabreiet

‘Only One Ree olds Up —  Air Speed Marks Shattered During Weekenc

3 MARKS FALL IN AIR RACES   165,000 See The ‘Greatest Show Of Air Power In History’

Ditch Cavein Kills Worker  San Benito Man Die:   San Benito Man Dies, Smothered by Dirt

High Military Officers Fail To Reach Ripe Old Age of Which Russians Boast

Economic Aid Block Is Seen   Truman Administration  Said Planning Action

Truman Hopes lo Ease Ban On Economic Aid  Danger To Foreign Relations Avoided

ESCAPE ARTIST “FLUDES OFFICERS   KESNETH KITTS VANISHES AFTER BREAK FROM PENITENTIARY GUARD.

Escare Artist Kitts Eludes Police Aaain   Clues Run Out In Omaha Hunt For Vanished Convict

No Day Complete in Life of an American Office Worker Without a ‘Collection Taker’

Governor Still Signing Bills Into New Law.   Minimum Salaries ~ For State’s Teachers Hiked 714 Per Cent

Capehart Seeks Truman Apology In RFC Seanda   Dunham's Diary Discloses Role President Played In Request For Loan

Capehart Calls On President To Apologize   Says RFC Scandal Far Worse Than Teavot Dome

Truman Support Of RFC Loan Request Barred  Director Tells Probe Steelman Called To

Truman Should Apologize for  RFC: Capehart   Makes Teapot Doom Look Like Sunday School, Senator Says

Says Political Favorites Got Federal Loans  Senator Capehart Terms Practices ‘Rotten, Corrupt’

ASKS TRUMAN APOLOGY FOR AFC DEFENSE   Senator Capehart Slashes al “Rottenness” in Big Gov't Loans.

Dunham Bares Diary Showing HST Influence   RFC Probers Say Presi dent Once Supported Bia Lean

Report Truman Sought To Push Big RFC Loan   Wanted Underground Boston Garage Bomb-Shelter OK'd, Diary Reveals

Solon Asks For Apology By Truman   Indiana Republican Calls For Action Jn RFC Loan Case

TRUMAN INTEREST IN BiG REG LOAN BARED AT INQUIRY   Diary Reveals Steelman Was Requested to Talk With Directors About Advance to Firm.   “GOAT” FOR LENDING AGENCY WAS SOUGHT   W. K. Dunham Testifies He Was Urged by C. Edward Rowe to Resign as “Fall Guy.”

Truman Intervention In RFC Cited In Dunham's Diary, Probers Reveal

Truman Asked To Speak Out   Capehart Says That Scandal Worse Than Teapot Dome Inciden

Diary Says Truman Urged  Boston Loan   Steelman Asked RFC Aid for Common Rombh Cave

Senator Capehart Blasts RFC Corruption, Scandal)   Says Political Favoritism Shown In RFC Loans Can Be Traced Back To White House

Teapot Dome Was ‘Sunday School Picnic’   Senator Suggests That Trumcn Eat Half Dozen Crows

Demands ‘Apology’ Over RFC   Sen. Capehart States Investigation Has Turned Up ‘Rotten’ Situation

Senate Committee Gets Sensational Story In Hearing  Sen. Capehart Says Scandal: Outdoes Teapot Dome Deol —

President Truman Linked With -RFC Probe ‘As Solons Follow Leads From Clue-Filled Diary

Diary Notes Brought In As Evidence   Reveal President Asked Directors ° Be Called On Loan

Solon Says RFC Makes Scandal of Teapot Dome Look Like Church Picnic

SAY TRUMAN INTERVENED ON RFC LOAN   Desk Diary of RFC Director Dunham Discloses White House Call by Truman Aide, Steelman.   ASKED $12,000,000 FOR BOMB CELLAR   Loan of $12,000,000 For Shelter Under Boston Common Approved But Borrower Didn’‘t Qualify.

Truman Intervention Through Aides  Revealed In Diary Of RFC Directo

GOP Senator Asks Truman To Apologize   Capehart Claims RFC Inquiry Uncovering A Major Scandal

Capehart Raps RFC ‘Rottenness  Says Mr. Truman Should Anasleaaiza

Sen. Canehart Demands Truman Explain Scandal  ___Cites RFC Probe Evidence Showing Loan Influence

Diary Said To Disclose Truman Intervened for RFC Applicant for Huge Loan; Dunham Denies If

Capehart Says Truman Should Clean-up RFC  Director's Diary Ranarte Stoolman

Diary Shows Truman Link In RFC Loan   Senators Are Told _ Steelman Made Call On Boston Proposal

Dunham Tells He Was Picked For ‘Fall Guy’   Names Rowe As Man Who Urged Him To Quit And Take Blame  Sati ft we ha

Says RFC Mess Eclipses Teapot Dome Scandal   Sen. Capeheart Invites Truman to Apologize to American Public 

HST Weight Put On Loan, Probe Learns   ‘Pressure’? Through Steclman Revealed By Dunham Record

RFC Loan Probe Finds Corruption And Rottenness  Truman Anolcov   Truman Apology Asked by Capehear'

President Interested In RFC Loan   Revealed Thru Person al Diary Turned Over by Dunham.

RFC Director’s Diary Says Truman Once Had Contact  In Behalf Of Loan Seekers.

Compares RFC Corruption fo Teapot Dome   Capehart Charges Loan Favoritism Leads to Capitol

Diary Clues Followed by RFC: Probers   Steelman Plea For Loan OK  Named Traman

Truman's Name Enters Picture In RFC Probe   Diary Says Truman Supported Loan To Boston Corporation

DIARY AIDS IN PROBE OF RFC   Carries Statement Saying Truman Intervened For Applicant  IN DUNHAM’S_ DESK

Dunham Diary Links President In RFC Inquiry   Hints Truman Once intervened in Behalf of Loan Applicant

SENATOR SAYS LOAN: PROBE REVEALS ROTTENESS WORSE THAN TEAPOT DOME SCANDAL   Diary Links Truman With Loan Pressure For Boston Garage

PRESIDENT NAMED IN DIARY— Truman Latest Entry In RFC ‘Influence’ Probe

Diary Cites President in RFC Probe   Says Truman Intervened In Behalf of Seeker Of Large Loan.

TRUMAN HELPED INFLUENCE LOAN   RFC Director's Diary Tells Of Pressure Used’ By White House To Approve Avnplication For Funds. -

Scandal’ in RFC Turned Up by Probe: Capehart   Says Truman Should Apologize and Take Appropriate Action

Diary Links Truman To  RFC: Appeal         Quiz Director Dunham On Notebook Found In Desk: Cite Calis

Diary Gives Clues n REC  Seandals   Truman's Name Comes Up In Discussion Of  Garage, Bomb Shelter  Under Boston Common

Capehart Wants Truman fo Take Action, Apologize   Teapot Dome Scandal Is Like Sunday School Stuff, Senator Says

 Teapot Dome Sunday School Stuff   ‘Corruption’ and ‘Rottenness’ ‘In RFC Loans, Says Capehart

Diary of RFC Director Says Truman Intervened In Boston Firm’s Loan

REPORT FINDING INFORMATION IN DUNHANT'S DIARY   Company Requested Funds for Combination Garage, Air Raid Shelter =~   PRESIDENT SILENT   Plans Called for Building   Mammoth Project Under  Boston Common

Entry in Diary Bares Interest In Boston Job  Director Tells  Of Attempt to hinbe Mim Gant   Notified by Aide

Corruption and Rottenness’ in RFC Loans Senafor Says   Capehart Charges Political Favoritism Influenced Lending.

No Move at Present To End Farm Parity   Price Stabilizer Disalle Willing to Let Retail Food Prices Rise to Ceilings — Senate Group Ready to Approve Main Points of Sec. Marshall's Plan. .   SEC. TOBIN LOSES FIGHT

Report DiSalle Will Allow Retail Food Prices Jump To Farmer Parity Ceilings

Shower Threat Fer Flood Areas   Forecast Calls for a Continuation of Rain. Rivers Still Out In Four Kansas Snots

‘Pursuit Phase’ Of War Ended   Van Fleet Says Eneny Is Severely Crippled But Has Reserves For Another Battle

State Agency Suggested .... Regulated Gasoline Price Is Proposed

[Third Annual Marysville Harden Club Show Has Exhibits By Both Children and Adults

Next Season’s Concert Plans Are Discussed   Third Annual Marysville Harden Club Show Has Exhibits By Both Children and Adults

RESTAURANT MOGUL DIES   SOME SOVIET EFFORT TO ALIENATE W. Europe and U.S. May Be in Works

KREMLIN SEEN EXPLOITING POTENTIALITIES IN EUROPE’S ‘DRAB ECONOMIC SITUATION

State Senate Will Try To End Tax Deadlock   Problem of Re-Apportioning State’s Congressional Districts Also Presses For Solution; Tax Debate Is Complicated by Penna. Economy League Report

te Senate Tries Again To a Year - Long Deadlock r the Governor's Tax Plan

State Senate Starts New Try At Tax Deadlock  Re-Apportionment Of State Also Is Big Problem at Hand

Loyalty Oath Bill Goes to Governor   Bitterly Debated Issue Ends Legislature Tour As Senate Votes 35-9

Action on Bill Re equire red 11 Months  Loyalty Oath Awaits  ‘Governor's Signature

Loyalty Oath Bill Is Sent To Governor  Assembly Drives   Assembly Drives For Saturday Adjournment

Last Senate Vote 35-9 With Not a Single Republican in Opposition; Redistrict Bill Vote Today.

NO. MAIL   NYU NIALL = ON VILE  Flood Waters Halt Usual Flow in Besteged City

Veteran Fighter Pilot Takes Over As Tactical Air Command Chieftain

Gen. Cannon Gets Command Of Tactical Air   Organization Given Equal Status With Other Units Of Force

Gls Pay Sky-High Rents itor Filthy Shacks Near ‘Large Training Centers

- Servicemen ‘Gouged’ For High Rent, Illustrated Senate Report Discloses.

‘Gls Victimized By Civilians Whose Lives And Proverty They Defend’

“NENTS LUU Mibh Investigators Report Goug ing Around Big Army Posts

Rent Gouging Report Made   Servicemen Victims; Filth, Squalor Revealed

Appalling Rent Gouging Blasted By Senate Grou   Servicemen Living ‘In Filth, Squalor “Bor Skv-Hich Rent

Report Blasts Rent Gouging Of Servicemen   Senators Label Army Camp Picfure Disqrace to U. S.

CAMP RUCKER BAD TOO — Coentcomen Gouged for Filthy, Squalid Quarters

Families Of GIs Live In Filth, Squalon   Rent Gouging Told In Report

Servicemen Being Gouged For High Rents  Senators Report   Senators Report Filth, Squalor Near Army Camps

RENT GOUGING . NEAR.BIG ARMY POSTS BAREL   Charge Servicemen Victimized at Comp Breckinridge, Fort Leonard Wood.

Senate Group Raps Landlords Who Gouge Soldiers For Filthy Quarters Near Big Army Posts

Servicemen Living With Families Neat Army Posts Being Gouged for Rent:

Soldiers Being Gouged For Sky-High Rents To Live In ‘Filth and Squalor’

SENATORS REPORT . “FILTH AND INDESCRIBABLE SQUALOR”  Servicemen Being Gouaed for Sky-High Rents

Senate irked By Sorry Tale Rent Gouging   Servicemen in Army Centers: Pay Unfair Fees for Squalid Sordid Quarters

Servicemen Being Gouged By House Owners Near Big Army Posts, Corigressmen Disclose

Many Servicemen Gouged for Rents, Senators Report   Charged Great Sums To Live in Appalling Filth and Squalor

Squa und by Probers  ieaow Gouging Is Bared Near Big Military Bases

Taft-Hartley May Be Used In Steel Tan ale  Action Hinges On Outcome Of   ‘No Strike’ Plea

Wage Board To Ask President To Halt Strke  Taft-Hartley Law Use Asked If Order

To Launch First  New US Sub Soon   Craft Will Be Effective for Long-Range Operations— High Under-Water Speed

]2MilesGained Tn Sudden UN  Drive in West   Collins Says U. S. te ‘Stay and Fight’ ) Chinese Reds

Surprise Offense Rolls Back Enemy; Recaptures Towns  Second Division’s Retreat Situation Remains Perilous

U.N. to Stay, Collins Says   Troop Replacements To Arrive Shortly

U.N. Gains 12 Niles in Otfensive   Yanks Retake Osan In Sudden Smash; High Decision Is  Te Stay on Mainland

Big Allied Gain In Sudden Thrust On West Front   Take Three Towns in 12-Mile Drive  South of Seoul; Pressure Still On In East; Top Army Brass Says U. S. Will Build Up Forces in Korea Soon

Tank-Infantry Teams Recapture Three Towns in Sudden Attack; Gain Up to 12 Miles.  ATTACK FOLLOWS TOP-LEVEL TALKS

a TANK-INFANTRY TEAMS TAKE THREE TOWNS QUICKLY WHILE TOP OFFICERS TALK IN TOKYO

Replacements Planned For Weary Troops  Communist Forces Pose Grave Threat

RETAKE THREE TOWNS IN NEW SURPRISE. PUSH   U. S. Troops To ‘Stay In Korea’ Gen. Collins  Tells Newsmen

We'll Stay in Korea, . Vows Gen. Collins   Frontline Morale Soars as Allies ” Seize Offensive

Push Regains Twelve Miles In West Korea   Army Chief Says Reinforcements Due From United States

Gain Up to 12 Miles on the Western Front   Army Chief Collins Says U. S. Will “Stay and Fight’’

Replacements To Be Sent to Gls in Korea   Collins Promises AidTrap Threatens Yank Division as Yongwol  Goes Back to Enemy

Allied Drive Gains 12 Miles After Collins Says Fight Will Continue   Frontline Morale Soars as Weary Army Realizes It Again Has Seized Initiative

3 Towns Taken By Allied Units South Of Seoul   Retreating Army Suddenly Goes On Offensive In Korea

Sudden Offensive By Allied Troops on West Korea Front Results in Gain of Up to 12 Miles; Forces Still Are Facing Trouble in Eastern Area

Allies Capture Three Towns  Heavy Air Force Blows Precede 12-Mile Gain

Tank-Led Thrust In West Gains Up to 12 Miles   Gen. Collins Says We “Will Stay’; Promises Replacement Troops

Attack Started Shortly After Collins Visit   Army Chief Says American Forces Will ‘Certainly Stay And Fight’

UN Infantry, Tanks Seize Three Towns   Reds Fleeing From Suwon After Fierce Strikes By Air Force

Sudden Offensive By UN Forces Gains Up To 12 Miles: Re-take 3 Towns

Tank-Infaniry Teams Recapture Three Towns in Western Korea   Second Helds Red Force

THREE TOWNS TAKEN IN 12MILE DRIVE   Army Turns From Retreat to Attack; Second Division in Peril. War Council in Tokyo.

Allied Forces Strike Back Powerful Blow   Sudden Offensive Recaptures Three Towns; Gen. Collins Seoys American Forces to “Stey and Fight’ in Korea

12-Mile Advance As Collins Says Troops Will Stay   Chief of Staff Says Forces Will Be Reinforced

Allied Troops Attack,Re-Take Three Towns   Top U.S. War Chiefs Confer With MacArthur on Future Battle Plans

Collins Says More US. Troops On Way   New Division To Be Organized; Guard Unit Will Be Called: To ‘Stay And Fight’

$71,594,000,000 Outlay Budget Sent To Congress By President   ©. N. Forees Gain Twelve Mites In Sudden Offensive

Allies Push Reds Back 12 Miles   Army’s Chief Calls Parley. At Frontline

Tank — Infantry Teams Capiure Three Towns In Area Near Seoul   Planes Pave Way For U.N. Offensive   ‘We Will Certainly Stay And Fight in Korea; Gen. Collins Declares

GAIN 12 MILES IN SUDDEN BLOW SOUTH OF SEOUL   ARMY CHIEF COLLINS STATES U. S. FORCES “WILL STAY, FIGHT”

 More Than 200 Inmates Ov erpow er Guards, Sta ge U prising In Utah Prison

Six Guards Held As Hostages For Some Hours  inmates of Deathrow Freed; Men Claim

6 Guards Held Several Hours: Ends with Truce   Officials Pledge Look into ‘Unfairness;’ Escapes Prevented

Prisoners Riof in Utah Prison  Men, Charging Unfail Tate Cie ina Fane

ConvictsRiot. Take Control Of Prison   Truce Is Reached And Four Guard: Are Released

CONVICTS SEIZE G PRISON GUARDS, STAGE WILD RIT   Truce Reached After 4 Hours of Disorder in Utah Institution   Death Row Inmates Re: leased: Men Charge Officials Unfair

200 Inmates in Utah Prison Riot; Fail to Escape  Six Guards Overpowered; Furniture, Windows and Equipment Smashed; y Truce Finally Is Effected.

General's Wife Rules At Home Town Weleome   Jean MacArthur Fetec With Her Family ir Murfreesboro. Visit

 Murfreesboro in Gala Mood  Mrs. MacArthur Back In Her Old Home Town

Tennessee. Home Hails. MacArthurs  ‘Confederate Flags in’ Prominence

Wife Brings General Home  Mre MacArthur in Cammand at Tanneccoo Fai-

Mrs. MacArthur Takes Over in Her ‘O!d Home Town   Murtreesboro, Tenn., Goes All-Out in Welcome to Its Famous Daughter.

Mrs. M’Arthur Comes Back to Murfreesboro   General’s Wife Outranks Him for Once As Town Puts on Celebration

Mrs. MacArthur Welcomed Home   Murfreesboro, Tenn., in Holiday Fete for General's Lady

ARMY 10 SEND - 6000 OVERSEAS   REPLACEMENTS FOR FAR EAST WILL BE LEVIED FROM SIX AREAS.

DESUAAEAE ADR .tiua_nummemecmemaniuel 6,000 RECRUITS TAGGED FOR FAR EAST THEATER

May Line Up at  Butcher’s Again   4 World War II Phenomenon Could Return if Shortage Of Beef Grows More Acute

US Stockyards Reported Few Cattle Sales   Spot Survey Shows Acute Meat Shortage Slated Over Nation

Butcher Shop Meat Lines, Beefless Restaurant Menus May Begin Reappearing in U.S. in Next Week

Meat Lines Next Week Forecast   Beefless Menus May Reappear Across U. S.

MEATLESS MENUS SEEN IN OF FING   Cattle Sales Shrink to Rec“ord Low for Past Three Years

Beefless Menus Ahead As Supply Grows Searcer   Government Meddling With Supply Blamed For Shortage

Seaway Project  Is Seen as Help  In Replacing Ore Senator Says Canada  Will Build, US  W:il Da<« T,.)]]

Paradox of Too Much and Too Little Water Causes Emergency Restrictions

National P-TA Urges Proper Gl Training   7 Board Lists Nine-Part “UMT. Program Wanted,

5 RAILROADERS DEAD IN IDAHO TRAIN CRASH   U. P. Freights Collide Headon; Trestle Falls on Wreckage.

5 Crewmen Die in Idaho Train Wreck   Tresile Falls On Diesel in Violent Crash

Nampan Among 5 Killedin Train Wreck Sunday   R. H. Reynolds, 4 From Glenns Ferry Die at Orchard Junction; Many Cars Derailed, Cattle Killed

Idaho Rail Crash Kills 5 Crewmen   Two Union Pacific Freiahts Hit Headon

Freight Trains Collide: Five Crewmen Killed   Violent Smashup On-High Trestle Chews Cars Into Mangled Wreckaqe

FIVE TRAINMEN DIE IN CRASH   Two Union Pacific Freight Carriers Slam Together In Idaho

Cold Wave Roll Into State With Snow and Wind   Frigid Mass of Air Breaks Loose, Surges Across Central U.S.

Cold Wave May Bring Drop io Tero by Sunday   Snow Squalls May End Tonight: Frigid Week-End Over Entire Nation.

North Koreans Battle Reds.   Civilians Fight Deep inside N. Kores, S. Kerean Matines Operating on Coasts

North Koreans Are Resisting Commies   Report Says Fighting Take: Place Far Back of Front By Civilians of the North

WAR OF RESISTANCE WAGED AGAINST REDS   North Korean Civilians Wipe  Bricade of 2.000.

Marshall Informs Senators Only Six U. S. Divisions Ta Be Sent fo Europe

Belvedere Blamed For Bad Hearing  Bos A OP ett   Bostick Testifies Against City la Second Day Of Trial

Belvedere Blamed For Bad Hearing   Bostick Testifies Against City In Second Day Of Trial

Financial Barrier To  Road Lifted  Measure Signed By Lausche Today

Red Forces Accused Of Abusing The Use. Of White Markings   No Indication American Truce Negotiators Will Trust Reds And Return To Kaesong For Talks

May Not Call More Inactive Res ery i $ ts   Defense Secretary To Give Policy Within Few Weeks

Plan To Halt Call Of Some Reservists   Those on Inactive Status. to Be Passed, if World Crisis Doesn‘t Grow Worse

Inactive Reserve May Escape Call   Army to Outline New Policy Soon

“We Could Have Held F orever’  Latest Red Offensive Fails To Impress 2 US Divisions

Alger Hiss Whisked Off to Jail to Serve Five-Year Periury Sentence

Aleer Hiss Goes To Secret Jail   White House Aide Starts  Five-Year Sentence

Hiss—Presidential Adviser Branded Liar, Traitor—Begins 5-Year Perjury Sentence

 CRIMES WITHOUT PUNISHMENT  ‘Brutal Assault, Gold Case in Army Files

TWENTIETH CENTURY OUTLOOK - All Farming in Future May . \ Be Done in Food Factory’

Republicans Ready Eisenhower Campaign Ranmere Fyneert Him To Out. Poet Run. For President

pee ee Ike's Hat i in Ring This Winter   Presidential Boom to Be Kept Informal.

WARMING THRU FRIDAY   Weather Outlook, for Kansas I: For Generally Clear Skies

Hearing Started On Oil Dispute   Injunction Demands By Britain Go To  International Court

Britain Says Oil Situation Ureent   Injunction to Stop Nationalization Plan Sought by English

Crops Batfered. In Okeechobee, Clewiston Areas   Tropical Disturbance Expected to Blow Out To Sea at Ft.. Pierce

Miami And Florida Keys Raked By 60-mph Winds   » Heavy Crop Damage Expected In Lake Okeechobee Area; Center Of Storm Crosses West Coastline

Federal Business PermitAdvocated   DiSalle Wants License To Close Stores When Controls Violated

Licensing Of Business Aim, Says Di Salle   Firms Who Violate Controls To Pay Penalty

DiSalle Declares Government Want To License Firm  Violation of Controls Would Mean End Of Rueinece

ASKS LICENSES FOR BUSINESS   Government Wants To Be Able To Crack Whip Over Firms

3-253 Lost In Great Air Battle: 20 MiGs Are Hit   250 Planes Swirl Around In Biggest Jet Fight V pt

Three Superforts and One Thunderjet Shot Down in Bombing Raid Near Yalu.

AMERICANS LOSE THREE BOMBERS ~ AND ONE FIGHTER   260 Planes Involved in Heaviest Sky Fighting of War as Communists Defend Airfield.   RUSSIAN-SPEAKING PILOTS TAKE PART   Soviet-Made MIGs Attack in Waves and Almost Every Superfort in Action “Is Hit.

20 Of Enemy Planes royed way’s Headquarters In Told Report; 3 Superforts And  Thunderijiet Lost _

U.N. Air Raid Brings Top  Rattle of Jets  eee saeeaes seas, Ricca   250 Fighters Clash; Allied Fliers Hit 20 Communisi Craft

20 COMMUNIST JETS DAMAGED OR DESTROYED   Three Superforts And One   Thunderjet Lost By  Americans   HISTORY’S BIGGEST JET BATTLE FOUGHT

COLLEGE STUDENTS MUST REPORT 10 THEIR DRAFT BOARD   August 20 Is The Last Day For Them To File Certificate OF Standing

{2 in Each 100 County Folk Helped   Welfare Check Shows Carter County Higher Than State Average 8.24 Per 100

Senate Committee Kills Bill To Modify Ban On Closed Shop In North Carolina

‘Gag’ Bill Proposed  Closed Shop Bill Defeated  In Senate Committee Action

Puerto Rican Goes On Trial  Eiaured In Attamn’i   Figured In Attempt To Shoot President

Ridgway Says Reds’ Charges Are Cooked un   Termed ‘Malicious Falsehoods’ Used for ‘Insidious Purposes’

ASCROGCRFORO RPE DPW REDE EET  ATTENTION MATIOON : SUReORIRERE -

Keyhole View of Your Destiny High School Aptitude Tests Disclose Best Future for Youngster

to Snare Mate, Professor Says   Rates Even With the Smarter Girl

Advice to the Dumb and Lovelorn . .. Intelligence No Boon in Catching Husbands

Dumb Blonde Has Just as Good Chance Of Snaring Husband as Smarter Sister

Dumb Blonde Isn't—About Men  You Don’t Need Brains to Catch a Husband

Eden Outlines Chasm Between East and West   ‘Sees No Sudden Solution for Ending “Diplomatic Impasse

Eden Declares East-West Rift Beyond Relief  ‘Little Differences Should Come First

In Fiest Statement Eden Says Gap Between East, West W on’t Be Closed Oujekly

Commons Hears Realistic View Onening Debate  Armistice Before   Armistice Before Cease-Fire Stand Aarees With U. S.

East-West Riff Deep, Alarming, Eden Declares  No Spectacular Move Can Lessen Tension,

Eden Tells Commons Thaf Chasm Between East and West Is So Vast No Spectacular Move s Of Value

Eden Sees No Hope of Easing Tension Quickly   He Urges Settlement Of Little Problems First. Then Big Ones

—KORE A— Hill Battles Rage Along  East Front  Reds Fight To Keer Escape Routes Oper

Enemy rights To Hold Exit Routes North  UN Armored Units      UN Armored Unit Thrust Toward New Red Fortress City of Kumsong

Another Attack By Reds Likely Despite Retreat   Commie Supply Line Blasted by Allied Warplanes Again

General Van Fleet Expects Third Round of Red Offense   Rearguard Reds and Probing Allied Patrols In Scattered Clashes.

Third Drive by Reds Expected By UN in Korea  n Fleet Says   Van Fleet Says Enemy Has Reserves For New Attempt

Big Artillery Forces Reds to Give Ground  Allied Patrols, .  Rearguard Foes Mast HWaadfin

Commies Are Sef for 3rd Big Attack   New Soldiers Are Ready To Assume Offensive Again

Another Drive By Communists Believed Near   General Van Fleet Cautions Enemy Still Has Reserve

UN Patrols Put f fo Routt Reds Protecting Escape Roads to Fortress Gitty

New Red Push Due: Van Fleet  Cammu e Ratel   Communists Battle to Keep Escape Routes From Allies

Chinese Stiffen Rearguard Action  Fight Desperately Across Mountains

Reds Struggle To Keep Escape Routes to North   Allies Thrust Out Toward Fortress City Of Kumsong as the Reds Still Fall Back

Enemy Fighting To Save Main Escape Routes   Third Red Offensive Is Expected by General Van Fleet

Kumsong Fortress New Allied Target   Enemy Withdrawal General But New Offensive Awaited

Enemy Fights To Hold Exit Routes North   UN Armored Units Thrust Toward New Red Fortress City of Kumsong

Allied Patrols, Red Rearguard: In Clashes   Small Scale Battles Rage On Scattered Fronts

Clash Head-On With Probing Allied Patrols   U. N. Forces Driving Toward Kumsong Van Fleet Warns Of New.Red Drive

Enemy Battles To Save North Escape Routes   Gen. Van Fleet Warns Renewal of Foe’s Offensive Expected

U.N. UNITS CLASH IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Communists In Desperate Fight To Save Escape Route To Northern Korea

Enemy Battles To Save Escape Routes fo North  Van Fleet Reports Allies Anticipate Third Offensive

Enemy Forces Falling Back Along Front   Van Fleet Expects Third Round of Chinese Offensive

Allied Patrols. In Red Clashes  Communists Fight To Keen Eccane Routes

Scattered Battles On  Mountains   Allied Patrols Run — Head-On Into Reds: Van Fleet Expects — New Offensive

UN Commander ‘Warns Of Third Red Offensive  : Gen. Von lest Say:  Cammunicte Mavo

Van Fleet Sees New Offensive By Communists  Shells from Enemy   Shells from Enemy Shore Guns Hit American Destroyer

Field Leader Expects New Red Assault   Scattered Clashes Reported Along Central Front

Tightening Of Lines Indicates Chinese Reds Are Planning Their Third Round

Allied Patrols Clash With — Red Troops   Rear-Guard Action Reported In Hilly Sectors

Rearguard Reds And U.N. Patrols Clash Head-On   Communists. Fight Desperately to Save Escapes to North

Enemy Fights To Save His Escape Routes  Van Fleet Warns New Chinese Offensive May Be Expected

Third Big Red Offensive Held Probable Soon   Airmen Bomb Vehicles Moving Toward Front from Manchuria

Main Enemy Units Still Pulling Back   Van Fleet Sounds Warning Against  Third-Round Blow

UNITS CLASH IN MOUNTAINS   Main Forces Fall. Back As Scattered Action Spreads

CLAIMS ENEMY HAS PLENTY RESERVES   Allied Tanks Roll Toward Fortress Of Kumsong  BLOODY BATTLE   Reported North Of  Inje: U.N. Forces Win Hill Overlooking Kumhwa

CHINESE BATTLE TO SAVE ESCAPE PATHS IN NORTH   General. Van Fleet Warns Another Red Offensive Is Ex pected — Bloody Fight In East.

Allied Thrust Potent   Reds Fight Desperately To Save Escape Routes As UN Armored Force: Push Toward Kumasno

THIRD RED OFFENSIVE EXPECTED   Eighth Army Commander Gen. Van Fleet Says Reds Have Enough Reserves to Try Again.   U.N. DRIVING ON KUMSONG FORT   Heaviest Fighting in Korea Is on Road to Kumsong and Along Red Escape Routes.

Fight Stiff Rearguard Battles   Reds Try Desperately To Hold Open Escape Routes As Allied Units Push Close to Kumsone

Says Chinese Have Reserve Forces Ready For Battle   Rearguard Communists, Allied Patrols Clash in Several Areas On Central. Eastern Fronts

U.N. Pushes Toware New Red Fortress City Of Kumsong   Enemy Falls Back But Another Red Attack Expected

Eyes of Political Observers On Contests for County and Municipal Offices in Penn'a

Gambler's Walk Ou Brings Committee Threat of Arrest   Probers Hear of Gambling Houses At Racing Resort

King of Crime’ Defies Senate  Beehive of Gambling   Beehive of Gambling At Saratoga Bared

 —PROBERS AWAIT COSTELLO— Wide-Open Gambling In Upstate N. Y. Pictured

Crime Probers Told Saratoga Gaming Beehive   Wide Open Through 40's; Order Costello Return Today Or Face Arrest

Rackets Czar Must Return, Solon Orders   Doctor Asserts Balky Witness Able To Talk For ‘Reasonable’ Time

Gambling Houses Reported Wide Open in Upper New York   Police Inspector Tells of Findings in 1947 at Saratoga Springs.

Crime Picture Keeps Getting More Complex   Costello Ordered Back To Meeting And Under Arrest

Philippine Government Tries to  Find Safe Spot for Huk Prisoners

ee ee ne ee — a ae A A AR AD  Beardsley Asks Yearly Budget of $102-Million

BOTH HOUSES  MEET TO HEAR 1-YEAR PLAN   Governor Asks Legislature for Over $62,000,000 Each Year.

Beardsley Says lt Can be Met Without Tax Raise  Would be Increase Of $4.6 Million For Next 2 Years

Governor Sets State Budget, $102 Million   Would Represent Annual Increase of 34,653,083

Wants no New, Added Taxes or Going into Debt   Asking Is $8,586,727 _a Year Less Than Departments Sought =

BAND MEET LISTED AT DELONE SCHOOL   Southern District Festival Will Be Conducted Feb. 15, 16 And 17 With 165 Students Participating

U. S. Revokes Bail in Blow At Red Party      Trial of Western Leader May Be Put Off

BHI Cook fo Face Eleciric Chair Penalty   California Prepares To Try Mass Killer; Will Demand Death Officials Assert

Cook Arraigned On Murder Charge   California Will Seek Death Penalty for Killer

Truman to Sign; Bill Far Short Of His Request   Levies on Income, Whisky, Cigarets, Autos Will Go Up

Higher Income Levies Will Be Effective Nov.   President Expected To Place Quick  Okay on Measure

Troman To Sign Tax Bill   Workers Start Paying Higher Income Taxes Beginning Noy.

American Taxpayers Get New Jolt Nov. 1  $5,691 ,000,000 en Requires Only Signature OF Pracident After Paccing House.

Truman To Sign Tax Boost Bill Quickly; Increases Effective Nov. 

Tax Increase Awaits Truman's Signature Most Earners Will Pay 11.75 Per Cent More November 

TAX INCREASE BILL TO GET TRUMAN'S 0. K.  White House to Sign RA andcusen A ié  su ny ou Ie   White House to Sign Measure Although It Falls Short of President’s Wishes.

Redistricting Measure Goes To The Senate  Natural Resources Tax Again Urged

RFC « Sound Agency, Says Chairman Harber   Defends Organization As Move to Abolish tt Gains Momentum

RFC Chairman Backs Agency  ESSEC e aR, ARSUENQNOMMEY SNPS cae: RIT   Says Truman Plan  Should be Adopted

Great Internal Purge by Red  China Rumored   Big War Preparations Speeded; Reeducatior Camps in Many Areas

Internal Purge Reported on In Red China  Hong Kong Gets News Of Vast Speed-Up in Military Preparations

Vast Purge In Red China Js Reported   Internal Strife fs Matchec By Speed in Expanding War Machine

Citizens Who Disagree Are Killed. Caged   “Reeducation” Camps Reported Jammed In Chinese Reds’ Purge

Big Purge Reported in Red China   Vast Expansion Of War Machine *Also Under W av

‘Thousands’ Reported Executed, Jailed  Red China Launches Purae Of Opponents

Red China in Midst of Great Internal Purge   “Thousands” Reported Executed in Past Two Months; Thousands of Other: Are Placed in “Re-education” Camps.

Reds Reported In Midst Of Big Purge  Dissident Elements Being ‘Liquidated’

‘TESTIFIES UNDER OATH  Dawson Denies Using  Influence On R. F. C.

NEEDS $4,000 MORE  Chairman King Asks Citizens to Dig Deeper for Chest Drive

Eighteen Locomotives Des: troyed in Raids by B-26  Bombers   QUIET ON THE GROUND   GIFTS MOVE UPWARD   Community. Chest. Contributions Pass the $15,000 Mark

N.A.M. Balks  at Proposal —   U.L.P.C. Agrees to 18-Man Agency) With Authority to Settle Clashes

LABOR READY TO ~ RETURN TO FOLD   Unions Said to Have Agreed to 18. Man Wage Agency Board

‘Blonde Tigress’ Winnie Ruth Judd ‘Escapes from Mental Hospital Again

Bloodhounds On Trail of Ruth Judd   ‘Blonde Tigress’ Escapes From Mental Hospital

HEAVY RAINS PUSH ~ THREAT OF FLOODS   Marias Des Cygnes Already Out in Few Spots in Ottawa

Acheson Says U. 5. Views Egyptian Acts as Not Valid   Both Britain and Egypt Rushing Reinforcements

Egypt Quiets After British Shots Kill 7   Suez Canal Area Put Under Striet,Control Following Rioting

Acheson Supports British Stand in — Suez Canal Crisis   U. S. Regards Egypt’s Action In Cancelling 1936 Treaty As Beina ‘Without Validity’

Appeals To Egypt To  Reconsider   Holds Action Is ‘Without Validity’

Ismailia in Canal Zone Becomes Armed Camp as Both Sides Rush  Troop Reinforcements to Spot.

Egypt's Action Invalid, Says Secy. Acheson   Both Sides Rush ° Troop Reinforcements to Canal Area

Acheson Says US Supports British.   Reports That Nation Backs Activity To Uphold Suez Stand

Both Sides Rush Troops To Suez Canal  British Commander Says His Garrison Will Stand Ground

— SUEZ CANAL— Arhogan   fe BWREL EES  Holds Pact Still Valid   RECONSIDER PLAN, IS PLEA

Britain To ‘Stand Fast At Suez   British, Egyptians Rush More Troops

Britain And Egypt Rush Troops There   New Trouble For London Threatens In Anglo-Sudan Ares

U.S. Supporting British Stand In Suez, Says Acheson   Action of Egypt Cancelling Treaty ‘Without Validity’

Troops Rushed To Suez Region By Britain, Egypt   Natives Told To Stay Calm: 7 Killed During Clashes In Two Cities On Canal

Petain Will Not Die In Prison  Sentence Commuted For Verdun Hero

Marshal Petain s Term Commuted  Convicted Traitor May Die in Hospital

11'S BEEN A WACKY YEAR-LOOK WHAT YOU AND YOUR GOVERNMENT DID IN 1951

Compromises Reported By Big Four Delegates: Agenda Issue Reworded

PRES. REPORTS T0 THENATION   Truman Calls On People To Join Fight For “Human Rights.”

Truman Pledges Nei Fight For Stronger Controls on Prices  Assails America’s  ‘Snecial Interecte’

Truman Maps New Battle For Controls   ‘Special Interests’ Again Assailed By President

Truman Says U.S. Worker  Is Prospering   He Warns Against Specia  Interests   President Speaks ToLabor Audience At Dedication Of Gompers Square

Rain Shields Red Buildup For Assault   Bad Weather Expected To Aid Foe In Drive . Below 38th Parallel .

Reds Cross River; Mass For Attack   Downpour Shielding Enemy Movements From U. S. Patrols

Reds Mass Under Cover Of Weather.   Gain Springboards: For Offensive With. Movements Hidden; UN Patrols Active:

Chinese Troops Start Southward  U.S. Leaders Doubt — Offensive Launched

Chinese Cross Rivers as Rains Pound Frontline:   Chinese Offensive Discounted for Now; Red Troops Massing

COMMUNISTS POUR ACROSS TWO RIVERS   Chinese Reds Move Up in North Korea During  Rains; Offensive Not Yet Linder Wav.

Bad Weather Veils Red  Movements   Some Troops Reported Crossing Two. Rivers, But UN Official Says Big Drive Not Started

Red Chinese Cross Two Rivers in Korea  Small Clashes Occur on Rain-swept Battleline

Reds Cross Two Rivers:  Isnt Drive Yank Officer Says ‘Offensive Hasn’t Started

Mass Along Central Front   Troops Cross 2 Rivers in Front of Americans

Bad Weather Aids Enemy  Preparations   Communists Believed on Move Under Canopy of Clouds; B-29s Attack Despite Overcast

Chinese Communists Are Reported Crossing Two Rivers On Central Front Around Chunchon

Expected Communist Offensive Has Not Started, U. 8. Officer says; Reds 12 Miles South of 38th

Reds Cross Two Rivers During Rain   American Officer Says New Assault Has Not Started

Chinese Troops Cross Central Front Rivers   Reach High Ground in Front of Strong American Pesitions

Chinese Active at Many Points Along Front, But No Big Drive   HELPED BY WEATHER   Murky Skies Allow Enemy “to Deploy Troops Minus Air Attacks

Chinese Inching Southward For Their Big Push  Americans. Brace To Meet Expectec  

Chinese Reds Cross Rivers At Chunchon   Officer Denies This Is Expected Push; Rain Helps Chinks

Heavy Rainfall On Korean Fronts Provide Communist Forces Chance For Buildup For Coming Offensive   BULLETIN

Chinese Crossing Two Rivers On Central Front   Expected Red Offensive Not Yet Begun, American Officer Declares

Reds Cross Rivers In Central Korea   Field Commanders Doubt Move Marks Opening of Awaited Spring Offensive

Yank Officer Denies Drive Under Way   Weather Favors Foe With Rain Providing Cover for Buildup

Cross Two Rivers On War Front   Expected Offensive Has Not Begun As Yet, UN Dispatch Declares

Red Troops Cross Rivers . on Rainy Front   Expected Offensive Still Not Underway, Only Probing Attacks

Red Troops Are Renorled Moving South In Korea   Big Offensive Not Underway, However: Mate River Crossings.

BAD WEATHER MAY HASTEN NEW ASSAULT   Enemy Forces Mass On Central Front; B-29s Out Despite Rain.

‘After Six-Year Wait in the Wings, Shadow Cabinet Takes Spotlight

Two Gas Tax Bills Returned To Committee   State Senate Sends Measure Back for Further Consideratiol

Senate Sends Two Gas Tax Bills Back to Committee; Studies Repeal of Oleo Ban

U: 5. fo Roll Back Marains On Many Soods   Leading Manutacturers Called to Conference With Price Stabilizer Mike DiSalle.

Far-Reaching Price Control Order To Be Issued Soon  Will Roll Margins To Pre-Korea Levels, Restaurants Unfrozen

The Big Minnesota lron Ore  Deposits, Discovered in 1892, Have Already Passed Peak

Pay Stabilization Policy Seen Due By End Of Week   Across-The-Board Price Edict To Include Meat; No Date Yet  Set For Retroactivity Feature

DiSalle’s Order on Price Freeze May Come Today   Wage Curbs Also ‘Set’ as Johnston  Takes Over ESA

Rotation Of Gls To Be Extended   All Soldiers Of Far East Included

Army Extends Rotation Plan For Far East   Ali Of Soldiers In Command Will Come Under Setup Sept. 1

Rotating Of Troops To Be Extended   Will Include All Soldiers In Far East Command

Eisenhower Flies Home for Talks   Speculation Rife. Politics Is Topic

EL DLL DEEL DLP LORD ODM  Dail y News Inde.   YANKS CROSS HAN RIVER

Long Expected Red Offensive. Believed Begun  Attack Is Aimed At Eastern End Of Central Front

Flanking Move Made Against Ancient Capital   At Same Time Reds Loose Attack in East-Central Korea Marking Possible Beginning of Major Counter-Offensive.

INFANTRYMEN MOVE AGAINST LIGHT DEFENSE   Reds’ Heavy Assault May Be Opening Of °  Counter Drive

‘;nowstorm Helped Americans Track Elusive Reds Though It Retarded Air Help For Allied Ground Forces

INFANTRY. UNITS CROSS BARRIER AT TWO -POINTS   Enemy Forces Unleash Heavy Assault in EastCentral Korea   ALLIES STUDY MOVE      Officers Say Blow May Mark Start of Foe’s Expected Counter- Drive

Allied Troops Cross The Han East Of Seoul   Reds Open Attack Which May Be Start Of Counter- Thrust

New Enemy Drive May Mark Start of Counter-Offensive   United Nations Infantrymen Stab Over River East of Communist-Held Seoul

TANKING MOVE BEGUN AUAINDT KOREAN CAPITAL   Quiet on Long Dormant Front Broken as Big Guns Shell Foe and Infantrymen Open Assault,   REDS LAUNCH ATTACK IN EASTERN SECTOR   Blow Struck Northeast of Highway Town of Pangnim in What May Be Beginning of Counter-Drive.

Allied Crash Over Han R. East of Seoul   S. Koreans Pushed Back Ry Heavy Red Blow  Ve (82 yf oe

Reds Launch Heavy Central Front Attack  May Be Opening Of Counteroffensive

Allies in Move To Outflank Seoul in West   U.N. Troops Cross Han River at Two Points E. of Capitol

UN Forces Unleash . Drive to Flank Seoul; Report Enemy Gains: Aacginst South Koreans

Attack by Reds In Center May Open Big Push   River Crossing Breaks Western Front Quiet; South Koreans Raided

Reds Unleash Attack in Strength Along East Central Front   Enemy Assault Believed Possible Beginning of Big Counter-Offensive

River Is Crossed  East of Seoul; Red Blow Comes On Central Front

Allies Cross Han As Reds Strike In East   Hint At Beginning Of Long Expected Communist Assault

Red Troops Begin Drive Against UN   May Mark Start Of An Expected All-Out Offensive

ri  ‘Franco Seeks Economic, Military  Aid In Return For Use Of Bases

U.S. Ready To Pay Price To Franco To Set Up Air And Sea Bases n Vital Spanish Areas

U.S. Ready To Pay Price  Franco Asks   Spanish Ruler Indicate: He Needs Military And Economic Aid.

Franco Wants Financial Aid   U.S. Is Willing To Pay The Price For Military Bases

Deal Does Not Imply Approval Of Gen. Franco   -Avheson Makes  -‘U. 8. Stand-Clear ~ To Other Nations

U.S. Ready to Pay Franco's Price For Air Bases   Spanish Leader Will Ask Both Economic And Military Help

Open Public Hearings ‘On Narcotics Addiction Among N, Y, Students

‘Téday’ ‘Ss. Business Mirror  Foreign Buyers ' , Waiting Outcome of Peace Talk:

Caution Defense Heads To Cut Military Budget On Pattern of Revenue

ARMS SPENDING CUTS ARE URGED   Senator O'Mahoney Warns Of Fitting Military Bud. get To Fit Tax Revenue Pattorn.

Military Warned To Make Spending Stav In Funds Allotied By Conaress

BRISTOL DRUM, BUGLE —GORPS PLAGED THIRD   ‘PRAISE OF MARTIN, FINE

Win That Position in Color Guard Event at Miami, Florida   HONORED BY GOV’R

2-Months-Old Fight ls Ended   Treasury and Federal Re serve Board Reach Ac cord After Disagree ment. :

Allies Advance In Eastern Korea In Battle Of Hills  Lone U..§. Bomber Is Dowried In Fight With Three MIiGe

Three Red Jet Planes Down U. §. Fighter   F-51 Mustang Is Shot Out Of Skies Today

U. §. Mustang Fighter Shot Down In Korea   Caught By Russian Jet Fighters Just After Bombing Run

Dewey Gives Asia Report   Discussion With Truman Is Termed ‘Cordial’

Gov. Dewey Reports On Asian Trip   Recommends Progran To Aid Far East In Talk With Truman

Dewey Urges New Program For Far East   Meets With Truman; Gives Reports on Tour of Pacific

BELOVED MISER  ae , . Spent Nothing for Herself, - Left Money for Orphanages

Ragged, Poor’ 90-Year-Old Woman Dies in El Paso, Leaving $9,000 Bank Account

Agreement With German Talked By Ministers   Big Three Consider Grand Strategy In Struqgle With Reds

Talks By Big Three Turn To Grand Strategy Plans    Ways To ‘Contain’ Russia Discussed

‘Big Three’ Get Down Te Brass Tacks   Foreign Ministers Hold Joint Meeting After Preliminaries

Moves To Curb             “Acheson, Morrison, * Schuman: ‘Map’ "West Strategy ‘At. Parley. .

New Russian Note Contends Allies Planning New War-—  Big Three Study Grand Strategy Against Red Aggression

Big 3 Turns To Strategy Of Russians   Foreign Ministers  In Washington Are Studying Struggle Over Communism

Big Three Seeking Ways To Contain Communism   France, Britain And U. S. Discuss Terms Of Partnership To Offer West Germany

BIG 3 MAPPING FIGHT ON REDS   Seeking Grand Strategy; West German Pact Takes Form

BigThree Maps Strategy ‘Against Reds   Seeks Means to ‘Contain’! Soviet .

Ministers Talk Of Strategy for Resisting Reds  Bi Thea   Big Three Plan Seeks To ‘Contain’ Soviets

Big 3 Maps Strategy To Halt Soviets, Offer West Reich Partnership Deal

Big 3 Talks Of Str ‘ategy In Cold War   Efforts To Contain Russian Pressure On Agenda At Capital Parley

Big Three To Discuss Plans For Europe   Strategy To Halt Communism Will Be Considered

West Germany To Be Included In Partnership  - Bonn Offered Deal To End Occupation

DIPLOMATS MAP PLANS TO HOLD BACK RED FORCE   Big Three Foreign Ministers Discuss Terms Of Partnership Deal With West Germany.

Big 3 Ministers Turn to West’s Grand Strategy   Efforts to “Contain” Soviet Pressure Are Ponderec! by Acheson, Morrison and Schuman

Peron Says Method Is Less Costly   Announcement Made At News Conference For Argentines Only

ANNOUNCEMENT STIRS SPECULATION Peron Claims Cheaper Way For Producing Atom Energy

Argentine Ruler Says His Scientists Turn Out Prod uct In Lab   Method Is Cheaper. He Says At Parley   Secret Of Hydrogen Bomb Known, He Adds: Wide Industrial Use Seen

Argentina Discloses New Atomic Energy Production Svstem. H-Bomh Procress

Peron Also Implies Lead in H-Bomb Research en aso empties Lead in f-Bomb Research  Argentina Claims Development Of Atomic Energy for Industrv

Peron Reveals Atomic Power For Factories  Claims New Method To Produce Energy Has Been Perfected

PERON SAYS ATOMIC ENERGY PRODUCED BY NEW, CHEAPER METHOD IN THE ARGENTINE

Leads Hydrogen Bomb Research, Declares Peron   Atomic Powers To Be Used Only  Rar Indnetriac

fiarness Atom For Industry New Method Of  Producing Energy In Argentina

Controls Atom Pile  Explosion   Argentine President Announces New Method Of Producing Energy   MUCH CHEAPER   Top German Scientists Scoff at Claims of Important Discovery

Marines ‘Copter Raiding   First Time Planes Used In Combat Proves Successful Against Communists

Attack Is Made Upon Stronghold Behind UN Lines   Troops Are Landed On Mountain Peak For Surprise Move

Marines Raid Red Guerrilla Unit, Succeed   First True Helicopter Attack Made By 33  Volunteers

Ui S.. Marines. Blast Guerillas Th Fist Helicopter Gonibat Use ©

Officer Says Neutral Zone Accord Nears   - Light Snow, Rain Chill Soldiers At Front; :

Marines Use Helicopter To Raid Reds  U. S. Troops Break  Stronghold of f. sc mite tion rc Arr Ae

2 Helicopters Ferry Marines In Korean Raid   ‘Flying Windmills’ Are Used First Time Ina Combat Assault

Copters Raid Red Stronghold   Marines in Flying Windmills Hit Guerrillas Behind Allied Lines; Snoy Fails to Halt U.N. Thrusts

Land On Mountain, Rout Red Deferders  Marines Stage ‘Copter Raid

U.S. Marines In  Raid on Koreans   First True Helicopter Com~ bat Attack Made Behind  U.N. Lines   ACTION ON SATURDAY

Marines Raid Guerilla Nest By Helicopter  Ist Combat Use Of Keobeater

Marines Raid Red Guerrillas By Helicopter   33 Volunteers Make First Attack of Type On Mountain Retreat

‘Copter Raid Made By U.N.   Marines Wipe Out A Red Stronghold Behind The Lines

U. S. Marines In History Making Helicopter Attack   Land ‘Copters On Mountain Top, Raid Red Guerilla Stronghold Behind United Nations Lines

Yanks Stage Successfu Copter Raid   Break Up Red Guerrilla  Stronghold In First  True Helicopter Reid  Ever Attempted

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Frontlines Quiet; Snow Chills Area

33 Volunteer In First True "Copter Raid   Light Snow, Rain Chills Combat Men Along Battle Fronts; B-29s Drop Bombs

Marines Raid Red Stronghold From Helicopter  Snow and Rain Chill Warfare on Ground

Helicopter — Attack Made. Against Reds   Combat Troops Employ Newest Air Weapon In. Assault: ‘Against 

Marines Score in Successful Raid On Red Guerrilla Stronghold in. First Helicopter Combat Assault  Thundering 100-Ton B-29 Bomb Raid Shatters Quiet of Battle Fronts

Marines Raid Guerrilla Nest   Helicopters Used by Striking Volunteers

Marines Raid Red Guerrilla Bastion In First Helicopter Combat Attack

Bradley Refuses To Tell Truman Advisers’ Stand   Silence On MacArthur Ouster Parley Brings Talk Of Possible Contempt Actior

U.NSs Hands ‘Tied  MacArthur Predicts Korean War Will Fad in Stalemate

Common Policy In Iranian Oil Crisis Souahi In New Analo-AmericanT alls

Open Talk: To Decide Oil Policy   U.S., Anglo Chiefs Hope to Produce Common Agreement to Meet Iranian Crisis   May Block Move   British Government Is Understood Opposed to Plan

U.S., Britain Open Talks On lran Oil   Russian Pressure Causes Concern of Western Diplomats

Rayburn Warns of Red Intervention   No Move Yet At U. N. Commander   House Speaker Denies He’ Trying to Stir Draft Bill  Sentiment   President Reported Unde cided on Reprimand to MacArthur   HOPES TO WAKE U. S$   Meanwhile, U. M. T. Advocates Back Down Stil Further   General’s Policy Statements Being Studied at Con ference   British Socialists Oppose Nationalization of Iran's Fields

fran Oil Crisis Talks Set Today  U. S., Britain. Seek Policy On Operation

Rayburn Warns of Red Intervention   No Move Yet At U. N. Commande:   House Speaker Denies He’: Trying to Stir Draft Bill Sentiment   fuer ey Reported Unde on Reprimand to  MacArthur   HOPES TO WAKE U. S   WHITE HOUSE SILENT   SEEK A SOLUTION   General's Policy Statements Being Studied at Con ference   Meanwhile, U. M. T. Advocates Back Down Still  Further   British Socialists Opposs Nationalization of Iran’s il Fiel

State Capital Takes On Holiday Air For Inauguration Ceremonies Tuesday

Caucasian Red Puppet Troops in North Korea   70 Divisions Ready io Attack: Talks Slump Into Accusations

Predict 400,000 Reds  To Launch Offensive   ‘TRUCE NEGOTIATORS EXCHANGE ACCUSING NOTES; DOUBT TALKS TO BE RESUMED

Hint 400,000 Reds to Launch: New Offensive  Six Sharp Notes Exechanged Today By Truce Heads

Accusations Swapped In Six Notes   ‘Caucasian Soviet Puppet Troops’ Reported Poised

Truce Chiefs Swap 6 Notes Get Nowhere  Communist Force Totals 400,000, Has 1000 Planes

Reds, Allies Trade More Verbal Blasts  Communists Mass 400,000 Troops For Possible Drive

Reds and Allies Trade Blasts  Chief Truce Negotiators Exchange Sharp Notes

Joy Refutes  Red Charges Against UN   Sharp Notes Aceuse -Both Sides. As Truce Outlook. Still Dark

Caucasian Red Puppets  In Korea   Ridgway Headquarters Tells Of Arrival Of New Fighting Forces Among Communists

FEARS RISE ENEMY -MAY LAUNCH NEW KOREAN OFFENSIVE   Neither Side Offers To Resume Armistice Talks In Latest Exchange of Sharp Messages.

Negotiators Trade Accusing Blasts  Efforts to Get Talks Resumed Deteriorate lindas Waatan W aera

Uncompromising Notes Exchanged By Truce Envoys  Six Sharp Messages Deal With Asserted

Negotiators Continue to Exchange Bitter, Accusing Notes; Fighting Shows Increase.   HUGE RED ARMY MAY OPEN OFFENSIVE

Cease-Fire Talks Reduced To Notes  Chow OTC Lk   Six Sharp Exchanges Charge Each Side With  Distortion,

Stull Exchange Caustic Notes   Some Hope Still Held Truce Talks  May be Resumed

Truee Chiefs Exchange 6 Bitter Notes   Accusations Come Amid Predictions Of New Red Offensive

400,000 in Red Army May Start Offensive Soon  3 U. S. Divisions Attack to Break Up  Any Communict Mave

ACCUSING NOTES ARE EXCHANGED BY NEGOTIATORS   J. N. Headquarters  Report Communists Have 70 Divisions Ready To Throw Into Fight.

HugeBuildup Of Reds May Herald Push   Truce Negotiators  Exchange Accusing Note On Neutrality

Truce Negotiators Exchange Uncompromising Notes Amid Reports of Enemy Activities

Report 400'000 Reds Ready to Start Drive  Prepare to Strike as Truce Nego. Padre A wanen Eaux kL Other

Latest Truce Notes Are Uncompromising   Generel View Heavy with Pessimism at U. N. Command As Nam Continues Cherges, Joy Denies Them Sharply

Sharp Notes Are Exchanged By Negotiators   Each Side Accuses The Other Group Of Distortion

Red Caucasians  In Battle Area   Ridgway Report Says Nev Soviet Puppets Ready in Korea   HARSH NOTE EXCHANGE   Fiercest Battles Since April Rage Across Eastern  Ridges

Truce Talks Still Off: Exchange Bitter Notes   Fighting Reaches Greatest Intensity Since Talks Began

Enemy Has New Army Ready for Offensive, Word   Admiral Joy Denies All 3 Accusations of Neutrality Violations

Red Offensive Expected By UN Command   Esch Side Charges: Distortion; Neither Propose Resuming Arimistice Meetings

Kaesong Talks Still Deadlocked  Both Sides Exchange ha... 64s ...”DUl ke

UN headquarters Indicates 70 Red: Divisions Ready.   1,000 Planes Now Available To-Red. Forces In Korvea":

Communists Ready To Start Fall Drive On Korean Front   Truce Negotiators Exchange Sharp, Accusing Notes

Accusing Notes Are Exchanged By Negotiators   Some Hope Held Cease-Fire Talks Can Be Renewed

Truce Team Heads Trade Sharp Notes  Na Gian PMakan ta   No Step Taken to Start New Debate On Korean Peace

Truce Talks Remain in. Deadlock   . Negotiators Exchange Accusina Notes

10 Divisions Available For Assault  Truce Negotiators Exchange Sharp   fe mee Oe

Believe Enemy Ready to Open New Offensive   Fighting at New Peak In Korea; No Progress Toward Truce

400.000 Reds Ready For Attack  6 More Sharp Notes  ce, Se: me Cee. . Semen   6 More Sharp Notes Exchanged As Truce Deadlock Continues

Truce Teams Exchange Six Sharp Notes   Believe Red Forces May Launch New Drive

Red Hordes May Begin New Drive  ADD O00 Traanc   400,000 Troops and 100 Planes Massed by Reds

1,000 PLANES STAND READY TO ATTACK   40 Divisions Re-Equipped By Communists   Exchanged By Chief Truce Negotiators: Chances For Armistice Fade

Mercury to Hit Freezing Point Tonight   More Snow Flurries Predicted; Minnesota Fights Record Flood

Senate Bod y Calls Ching To Give View   Johnston And ULPC Members Will Testify Later, Humphrey Says

Humphrey Backs Voice for Labor   U.P.L.C. Group Hopeful After Meeting Johnston

UNION GROUP. OFFER PLANS TO JOHNSTON   Wilson Contends Manpower Control Principal Issue

Senator In Peace Bid On Mobilization   Humphreys Says Wage Board Stymie Only Part Of Issue

‘SLUSH’ FUNDS   Political Money To Flow Like Water, Says CIO Official

Political Costs To Rise In 2, ClO Man S Says   Labor Leaders Predicts Brazen Attempts To Buy Publie Offices

Krol! Predicts Rush To Buy Votes in 1952   Says Political Money Will Be ‘Flowing Like Water’

1952 Campaign Dollars To Flow Like Water In Etforts To Win Voters

Effort To Buy Offices Seen In Elections Of ‘52   Political Money Will Flaw Like Water, CIO Official Says Of 1952 Campaigns

2 Deaths in Snow Storm   Communieations in Intermountain Region Disrupted

HST Ignores Bid To ‘Clean House  _ GOP Solon Demands Truman End ‘Rest’

RED BUILDUP REPORTED ON ALLIED FLANK   U.N. Task Forces Smash Into Anchor Towns of Enemy Staging Area.

Ominous Buildup Is Reported in West, However   Allies Nab Enough Equipment for Three Divisions

Reds Flee By Thousands As UN Strikes   Cominunist Forces Start New Buildup North of Seouk

‘Tron T riangle’ Is Shattered by Allied Advances’   Beaten Reds Stream North As UN Captures Two Cities

Allied Forces Break Througl Iron Triangle   Capture Chorwon and Kumhwa, Two Anchor Citics

—FOE FLEES— 2 Triangle Cities Fall To Allies   RED REDOUBT IS SHATTERED

Report Enemy Buildup for Flanking Move  Tank-Led Forces Ram Into Kumhwa,

Twin Drives Pursuing Red Armies In Center;  Other Fronts Build Up

Reds May Attack Allies’ Western Flank   Chorwen and Kumhwa Fall Ae Chinen: Elan

HOUSE REFUSES COMPROMISE TAX MEASURE DASHING HOPE FOR ADJOURNMENT THIS WEER

House Upsefs Adjournment Time Schedule by Refusing to Accept Compromise Tax Measure

House Refuses fo Okay Tax-Rise Bill   Balks at General Tax Increase Measure SenateHouse Conference Worked Out

Tax Bill Hits Snag In House   General Increase Worked Out By Committee Refused

Local Temperature   Stalin’s Personal Bodyguard .... Se OO BURT ie gt  Hoover Unfolds Red Spy Plot On Nazis

 May Hit New High fn Few Weeks; : Men's Clothiers les:  aS  Love And Concern nf 5. West   e Bigger S

Korean Truce Talks Rusume Karly Tuesday   8-Point Agreement Quickly Reached Fur New Conferences

Korean Ceasefire Talks May Be Resumed Tonight As. New Rules Acreed on

Truce Talks Expected to. Start Tuesday   Liaison Officers Reach Agreement On Eight Points

Parley May Be Resumed By Tonight   Red Acceptance Of ‘Ground Rules’ For Conference Awaited

UN Ratifies ‘Ground Rules’ For Resumption of Talks; Expect to Start Tonight

COHEN CONVICTED ON 4 TAX COUNTS   Gambler to Be Sentenced July 9; Maximum Penalty Is 20 Years

Gangster Guilty _  Of Tax Evasion   Mickey Cohen  Faces 2¢ Years, $40,000 Fine

Cohen Convicted a Tax Evasions And Goes to Jail   It’s the First Time Racketeer Was Caught Un With

Entezam to Confer With Malik on Cease-Fire Terms RCs nara nnotay open ametse nme a.  UV. N. President Seeking Fuller Explanation of Russia’s Stand

At the United Nations   In Communist Press   In Tokyo Memorandum

Assembly Chief Seeks Audience With Delegate   Entezam Is Taking Charge Of Effort To Discover Terms

UN Official Moves Fast On Peace Bid   Entezam in Charge Of UN Efforts To Determine Moscow’: Terms For Peace

TO FIND HIDDEN BUISSIAN TERMS   Assembly President Seeks Talk With Chief Soviet Delegate On Proposal For K orean Trice.

U.N. Asks Moscow's Terms For Ending War In Korea; Head Of General Assembly Seeks Malik

Cease- Fire Plan Pushed By UN Head   Assembly President Plans Conference With Soviet Delegate

Plans Talks With Malik On Matter   Full Explanation Asked, Because Soviet Trick Suspected Somewhere  Along Way Editorial al Appears  Pravda Asks Conflict Be Settled for Easing of  : Tensions

Hope Stated By Entezam That Korea War May End   Diplomats Puzzled By Russia’s Stand  On Cease-Fire Idea

Britain Will Give  Iran New Chance   Bid to Reopen Talks Rased on Harriman KReeommendations

Britain Gives Iran New Chance To End Oil Dispute; Workers Stay In Abadan

Bid Is Based On Harriman’s Suggestions      President May Intervene Again If U.S. Trouble Shooter Fails

Britain Seeks to Reopen Talks  Breakdown Comes in ieee see VE RS *e caeeamempetmaar” tere   Breakdown Comes in lran Oil Dispute

Britain Ready To Reopen Ta!ks On Iran's Oil   America’s Harriman Remains On Scene, Is Optimistic

British Try Again As Oil Talks Fold  Will Base Bid For New Meetings On  DWarriman Pragcram

Britain Plans New Attempt Te Reach Accord   British Spokesman Says Iran Will Be Given Another Opportunity; Stokes Leaves For Home

Oil Company's Personnel to Remain inlran   London Determined to Protect Citizens There if Necessary

Will Remain At Abadan, British Say   Steps Will Be Taken To Guard Oilmen, Iran Warned

—IRAN—. Mossadegh Says Parley Is Finished   British Remain  At Oil Center

Reopening Of Oil Talks Still Possible   British Will Stay In Iran, They Say   Harriman Says Discussions Only Suspended, But Premier Disagrees

lran Is Given Another Chance In Oil Dispute   British Will Stay In Abadan to Guard Workers in Field

BRITAIN PLANS TO STAY AT BIG IRAN REFINERY   Hope Harriman Can Clear Way for New Discussions on Oil

Britain Holds Huge Refinery In Oil Crisis   British Staff Crews Ordered to Quit South Fields

Britain Decides To Give Iranians Another Chance   Offer Opportunity To Reopen Talks On Future Of Oil Firm

Bid Is Based On Previous  Proposals   British Will Stay  In Abadan, Center Of Oil Industry; Delegate Optimistic

Plan To Hold Oil Refinery   British Will Use Force [n Iran, lk Necessary

BRITAIN BIDS FOR IRAN 10 RENEW TALKS   British Make It Clear That They Will Stay in Abadan Oil Industry Center.   MANAGEMENT ISSUE CAUSE OF BREAK   London Negotiators Demand British Management and Guaranteed Wages for British Technicians.

WARNING TO IRAN   British to Remain in Abadan Until.Oil Production  Is Resumed

Britain To Give lran New Bid To Reopen Talks  “Harriman Optimistic; Says Parley Suspended, Not Finally Rrnkan Nit

lranians Warned British Workers To Be Protected   Most Of British Personnel Ordered Awav From Abadan

Oil Talks On Shaky Ground  Negotiations Hal He Pia ean Bene   Negotiations Halt But Chance Seen -For Reopening

Iran Talks Are Off But Britain Invites Renewal   Breakdown Comes Ove Management of Oil Operations

Iran Oil Supply Is Tied Up Again   British Terminate All Negotiations

Britain Decides To Allow Iran New Opportunity  Can Reopen Critical Discussions on Oil

BRITAIN WARNS IRAN ON ABADAN   Gives Tehran Chance To Reopen Oil Talks

British Hope FoA Reopening Of Iran Talks   U. S. Recommendations Expected To Be Basis For New Discussion On lran Oil Industry

British Will Stay Put In Abadan   Will Take ‘Necessary Measures’ To Ensure Safety of Personnel

lran is Given Another Chance To Reopen Talks   British Make Clear They Will Stay Put In Abadan f or Present

Britain Will Give tran A New Chance   Latest Bid to Reopen _Talks Will Be Based On Harriman’s Plan

Acheson Outlines Program   Suggests to Latins How Red Threat May Be Met in Americas

Three-Point Plan Offered To Republies   American Nations Urged To Prepare Coordinated Defense

Acheson Outlines Program   Would Meet Mortal Danger Presented In Communism

Unity Plea Voiced By Acheson   American Republics Urged To Support Three - Point Plan Against Reds

Luckies’ Told by FIC That Tobacco Experts Don't ‘Prefer Them, 2 fo 1’

“Experts Smoke Luckies 2 fo 1° Claim Ordered Stopped, As Well As the “Less Irritating’ Beast

Paratrooper Leaps To Death In War Games   500 Spectators See Chute Fail to Open

Student Fights Rescuers, Dies   Musical Student Due To Graduate in May Drives Car Into Ditch

Take a Tip From Boyle and Marry the Girl Christmas — You Will Never Forget It

Atomic Energy Commission Head Is Pleased With Results Of Tests Conducted In West

5 VENANGO CO. TOURISTS HURT   Oil City And Franklin Residents In Hospital

Dangers Seen In Payment Of Fliers’ Fines   Propaganda Value Of ‘Ransom’ Does Benefit The U.S.

Officials List Advantages, Risks Involved In Paying Fliers’ Fines

Sees Danger In Fine Payments   However, Officials Claim Reasons Were Compelling.

Danger To U.S. Seen In Ransom Paid Hungary   Trouble In Future Offset By Pressing Reasane For Fliers’? Release

DECISION TO PAY FLIERS’ RANSOM HAS ITS DANGERS   Authorities, However Cite Compelling Reasons for Doing It,

Find Dangers For Future in U.S. Decision   But Reasons Behind Move to Pay Fines of Flyers Are ‘Strong’

Ransom Incident to Be Exploited in Propaganda   Reds Will Make Most of U. S. “Weakness,” Observers Believe

Danger in Paying Fines Conceded  But U. S. Says It Had Campbelling Reacanc

Outline Varied Viewpoints Of Top Officials   Washington Admits Danger Exists In Pavina Ransoms

U.S. Expects Some Benefits From Ransom  Outlines Positive Side Of Decision Along With Dangers

Dangers Seen In Payment Of Fliers Fines  Propaganda Value Of ‘Ransom’ Does

Ayers Miners Against Union  Oynarntayr Save   Operator Says Action Unfair

Four More Enlist In Navy Here   Community's Young Men Continue Flow Of Volunteer Enrollment  In Armed Forces.

Dean Sends Christmas Greetings to Wife. Red Reporter Tells Story of His Capture

PRISONER OF REDS  Gen. William F. Dean Sends Christmas Greetings To Wife

‘Amish Youths Defy Sect’s Orders ‘HOT ROD’ BUGGIES ARE SET FOR RAC

Seek To Speed U.N. Action On Arms Embargo   United States Is Pushing Effort For Early Action

Wite of GI And Baby Die 3 Hours Apart   Young Mother Stricken With Brain Tumor: Never Knew of Birth of Child.

Issue Orders For Mass Airlift Of UN Prisoners   Chance That Soldiers Will Be Freed by  Christmas Is Remote

Little Chance Of Release By Christmas  Van Fleet Orders Preparations to

State's Wheat Estimate Falls   Drop Of 17 Million Bushels In Month, Nation All Down

Nation’s Truckers Ordered to Carry Army Mail, Freight  Designed to Move Goods Stalled By Railroad Walkout

Drastic Act Even As Rail Strike Ebbs   Jammed Up Mail And Freight For War Effor First To Move From Congested Yards.

Government .. Slaps Total Control on Tin   RFC to Have Coniplete Charge of All U.S... Purchases Abroad

ONE OF HUNTED REDS  IS OF SLAVIC TYPE   Wm. N. Marron, 49, Served As Executive Secretary of N. Y. Communist Party   A NATIVE OF RUSSIA

Foot Soldiers Supported By Heavy Aerial Assault In Fight For Vital Roads  Second Division Turns Back Fice   Second Division Turns Back Fice Attacks In Below-Zero Weather

U.S. 2nd Hit Hard By Reds   Screaming Communist Stage Banzai Charges In Bitter Cold

Big Battle Rages South ‘Of Wonju   Planes Support Counter Blow On Enemy Troops

Allies Continue to Hold Passes Against Assault   Planes Help Second Division Infantry in Key Action

Strike Back  In Mountain Pass Battle   Heavy Airpower Backs Doughboys in Fight In Wenju Area.

Yanks Smash Banzai Attack In Bitter Cold   GI's Counterattack After Enemy Fails To Win Kev Passes

VITAL PASSES ARE DEFENDED Five Enemy Attacks Are Beaten Off By Allies In Sub-Zero Weather

Five Drives Repulsed on 15-Mile Fronts U. S. Spearhead Is Holding Near Wonju  No Ground Lost  Communists Pull Away to Villages for Shelter From Cold

Allies Hurl Back Five Red Attacks on Central Front   Regain Hill 247 as Temperature Stands at 25 Below Zero

BATTLE RAGES FOR KEY AREA IN MOUNTAINS   Allies Hold Firm Against Day-long Assaults By Communists

Yank Attack Kills 3,500   Bitter Cold Grips Opposing Forces In Struggle For Gateway

ALLIED: PLANES GIVE STRONG SUPPORT   Five Attacks Are Repelled On 15-Mile Front   Forced To Withdraw South Of Wonju: 30 Below Zero Temperature Recorded

ALLIES REPULSE FIVE RED BLOWS SOUTH OF WONJU   U. N. SOLDIERS BATTLE TO HOLD MOUNTAIN PASSES

Koreds Smash Five Drives In Area of Wonju  i i:   Yank, French Troops Holding Firm Line

Counter-Attack Pushes Reds: Back on Wonju   Airmen Support Battle Despite Sub-Zero Weather

Wave After Wave of Screaming Chinese Reds Beaten Back; French, Dutch Troops Assist   Furious Battle Being Fought Is  In Frigid Korean Region

Five Attacks Repulsed, then U. N. Forces Counter-attack in Fifth Day of Central Korean Battle.  FIGHT MAY PROVE  TH) DE WEV AM TION

Allies Holding Firm Against New Red Offensive; Aircraft  Give Commies Working Over

Heavy Air Raids Aid Land Forces In Vital Sector   Field Dispatch Reports U. S. Counterattack; Mercury Dips To 30 Below Zero at Front

Five Attacks By Reds Are Hurled Back   Allies, Reds Stage Furious Battle For Central Korean Mountain Passes

Repulse Five Attacks in Sub-Zero Cold  U.S. Planes Cover U. N. Counterattack

Screaming Reds Make New Attacks   U.N. Forces Stand Firm In Snow And Biting Cold

COUNTERATTACK SUPPORTED FIGHTERS AND BOMBERS IS SUCCESSFUL LATE SATURDAY

Counter-Atfacks By Allies Backed With Air Power. .   U. S. Second Division Halts Five Attacks In Zero Weather

Battles Raging In Bitter Cold For Key to Road   Chinese-Korean Hordes Massing For New Assault

Screaming Reds Slug at 15 Mile Section of Line   Make No Gains As They Attack In 30 Below Weather

Capture Hill After Smashing Enemy Attacks   Battle for Vital Passes Fought in Subzero Weather

Yelling Enemy Forces Trying  To Seize Passes   Battle Is Raging for Control of Highways In Center of Korea

U. S. Troops Turn Back — New Attacks   Waves Of Chinese Reds Halted By Douaghboys

80PlanesPound Area 8 Hours Before Charge Of 2nd Division   Fifth Day of Battle for 2 Vital Passes Leading To Pusan

Bitter Battle Rages In Key  Mountains   Five Enemy Blows Stopped In Sub-Zero Cold South Of Wonju

Counterattacking Force Recaptures Hill 247 Second Time in Two Days

Battle for Mountain Passes Near Wonju   Ailies Counterattack After Smashing. Five Sub-Zero Attacks By Reds; Diplomats in Latest Bid for Peace

Temperatures   Bombers: Help Recovery Ot Route to Pusan: 3,100 Attackers Killed

Battle for Passes Growing More Intense as Soldiers Stand in Deep Snow   With Temperature Far Below Zero.

Refake Hill as Screaming Reds Are Beaten Back   Inflict Heavy Losses on Reds In Wonju Wedge

Planes Pound Foe In Battle For Key Pass   Counter Attacks By UN Troops Launched In Sub-Zero Weather

TERRIFIC = ‘AIR POWER ICIVES:-AID  Americans Move in Counterattack After Thwarting Daylong Assaults; Rétaia Critical Line South  Of Wonju to. Block Reds From Use of:Main Roads

—KOREA—  UN Troops Beat Off 5 Attacks   MERCURY DOWN -: TO 25 BELOW

American Airpower Helping Te Smash Attacks Of Communists; American Counterattacks Stabilizing Line; [mportant Highway Passes At Stake.

Fresh Waves of: Screaming Reds . Are Pushed Back  Fighting for Central . Korea Mountain Area

Battle Rages Hor Control  Of Sobaek  UN Troops Block Use of 2 Main Highways

Communists Hurl Five At tacks at U. S. Second Division Along 15-Mile Front  Below Wonju.   AMERICANS, FRENCH AND DUTCH HOLD FIRM

Beat Back Waves Of Shrieking Reds  In Furious Battle   French, Dutch Help American Infantry In Smashing Five Red Attacks In 25 Below Zero Cold; Alles’ Counterattack Near Wonju Recaptures Hill 247

Screaming Communists  Allies Hurl Back Reds In Battle For Passes

2d Division Rallies in  Counter-attack   Allies Hold:ng Horseshoe Front  Below Wonju

FIGHT IN 30 BELOW ZERO TEMPERATURE   U. S. Second Division and French and Dutch Units Repel Five Red Attacks Below Wonju.   REDS MASSING ON CENTRAL FRONT   Yanks Holding Enemy Out of Mountain Passes in Battle of Soebak Which is Increasing.

Yanks Smash Five Red Assault Waves Crucial Battle Over  Mountain Pass Rages SS of cS: i Meee SY cc Bae Boh

Bitter Cold Hampers Fight Below Wonju   Second Division Counterattacks To Stop Assault

American Second Division Holds Firm Against Wave After Wave; French And Dutch Stand With Them

Second Division Fi ghts In 25 Below Zero Cold On Front Near Wonju   80 Planes Pound Reds For 8 Hours   Estimate Enemy Dead  At 3,000 After 48  Hours of Raging Fight

Critical Horseshoe Line to Wonju’s South Blocks Communist Drive to the Southeast

Americans Launch Counter-Attack Against 10,000 Communists South Of Wonju After  liavidana Adccailiec

Allies Slam Back Red Wave Froin Front South of i Wonju   BUT ENEMY IS'IN REAR  Wide Enveloping Movement in Progress-Cold Is !  Entense

Americans Move in Counterattack After Thwarting Daylong Assaults; Retain Critical Line South  Of Wonju to Block Reds From Use of Main Roads

Allies Slam Back Red Wave From Front South of — Wonju BUT ENEMY IS' IN REAR  Wide Enveloping Movement in Progr d Is Intense

Battle for Passes into Fifth Day   Troops Fight in  Sub-Zero Weather To Stem Advance; U.N. Opens Attack

AN ANN C....-L iU,UUU Jilidsii  Five Blows af Allied Forces   UN Troops Hold Firm in Biting Cold. Deep Snow

Second Division and Allied Units Battle j in 25 Below Zero Weather   Strong Air Support Helps U.S. and Allied Troaps Batter Back Assaults on Middle of Line and Flanke: Encirclement Stilf a Peril

Allies fai Furious Red Banzai Charge   Doughboys Fight In 30-Below Weather As Battle Rages

Allies Smash Bloody Drives Near Wonju   Enemy Reported Massing East And South Of City In Attempt To Trap 2nd

Smash Red Attacks in Bitter Cold   Bloody Fighting Rages for Vital Mountain Passes

Enemy Driven Back In Assautt onCentral Front   Fighters and Bombers Sear kills in Support of U.N. Forces) o~.

Horseshoe Front Ablaze as Reds Battle for Pass   Air Force Backs Up Doughboys as Reds Scream Down

Counterattack Pressed With Mercury-—25°   Planes Pound Foe for Eight Hours Before U. S. Charge

Americans Take Offensive After Day-Long Assault; Planes Blast Foe

Recognize . Action As Key Battle   New Threat Develops in North; Chinese Move Reinforcements

Over Eighty Fighters And Bombers Support 'Counterattack Against Screaming Hordes — Battle For Two Vital Passes Goes Into ' Fifth Day

Hold Firm Against Commies In Battle for Mountain Passes   Fight Off Five Assaults on Middle ana Both Flanks of 1'5-Mile Front

Battle Rages in 25-Below Cold; Enemy Suffers 3100 Losses in 2 Days

Second Division Takes Hill South of Wonju After Repulsing Waves Of Screaming Enemy

Demos Answer GOP Accusation Of Appeasement   Yalta, Loss Of China Labeled As Serious Blunders In Charges

Democrats Back Policy On Far East   Rip G.O.P. Call For Unification Of Korea In MacArthur Report

Truman’s Poliey Backed by Dems   8 Republicans Blame ’ Truman-Acheson Policie: For the Loss of China

Leaders Argue Over Far East Policies of U.S.   Democrats Defend Truman; Republicans Critical of Handling Of Asian Affairs

Dems Defend Truman Far East Policies   Assail GOP Report on MacArthur’s O-uster As Invitation to War

Truman Policies Defended After GOP Criticism   Eight G.O.P. Senators Lash Administration Far East War Policy

Demos Defend ‘Truman's Far Kast Policy   Claim Republicans Demand More Than Russians or Chinese In MacArthur Report

Far East Policies Defended   Democrats Stand Back Of Truman’s Far East Policies, Rip GOP Statement

Truman Stand  On East Policy  Gains Support _ Democrats Hit GOP  * Report Which Calls For “Free Korea” « -

GOP Truce Demands Invite World War,  Democrats Assert  3 Republican Senators Label Far East Poliev “Anneasement”

Democrats Rally To Defend Far — Eastern Policies   ' Attack By Eight. Republican Senators Brings War Party Charae from Demos

DEMOS DEFEND KOREA POLICY   Claim Peace In Still Divid ed Korea Would Not Be ‘Delusion’

Democrats Defend President's Far Eastern Policies  Assail GOP Assertion Peace Dividing Korea

Democrats Defend Policy In Far kasi   Republicans Blome “Appeasement” for  “Worn koreq

Democrats Defend President   Far Eastern Policies Supported After GOP Report on Mac’s Firing

Demos Defend Truman Policy In The Far East   GOP Blasts At Possibility Of Divided Korea

ASSAIL GOP MAC’ REPORT   Democrats Defend Truman  From Blast On Far Eastern Policy

Demos Attack GOP Report on Pacific Policies   Republicans Charge Peace in Divided Korea a ‘Delusion’

‘Democrats Detend Far East Policy; 'GOP Report Demands Unity in Korea

Democrats Defend Truman’s Policies In the Far East   Rap Report by 8 Republicans In MacArthur Inquiry

TRUMAN GIVEN KOREA SUPPORT BY. DEMOCRATS   Paty Heads Defend Pre a ’ ent’ s Policies on:  c+. Far East   GOP IS -ASSAILED   Republicans. Blast ‘Appeaseom + ment; By Chief Ex- "8 - ecutive, Acheson :

Rally to Defend  Policies in Asia   Democrats Reply to GOP Report Assailing MacArthur's Custer. °

Democrats Rally Behind Truman Or Far East Policy   Hit At GOP’s For Assertion On Korean Peace Efforts.

GOP Demands on Korea Truce Are ‘Excessive’: Hunt   8 Republicans Seek to Push World War 111, Democrats Say

DEMOCRATS BACK FAR EAST POLICIES. ASSAIL GOP CLAIM   Republicans Blame Truman, Acheson For “Appeasement” Eiforts

Demos Back Policy im Asia   & Republicans Report on MacArthur Hearing. Blame Yalta

* —MacARTHUR— GOP Report Urges Korea Be Unified  Democrats Defend Truman’s Policies

iAttack GOP Report On ‘Mac Inauiry   Say Republican Demands Would

Tipton Ducats For Sectional Go on Sale   Some Ticket Holders May Be ‘Left Out’ For Saturday Games

Tipton Ducats for Sectional, oon Sale: :::      - Some Ticket Holders May Be ‘Left Out’:-For Saturday Gomes

Blind Pastor Is Ordained  Clergyman Realizes ‘Lifetime’ Ambition

‘Clear 10 in Probe House Gets Bil 'Of Faulty Road To Cut Parcel Post

Freight Piles Up Here Due To Walkout   Commute: Trains Ran Today, But No Promise for Monday

Senate Investigation Is Asked Of Report of Lull in Fighting   Secret Letter Query fs Parried by Short

Senator Calls for Entire File of Troop Orders   Convinced Cease-Fire Direction Given, Despite Denials

UN INSISTS ON BANNING BUILDING OR REPAIR OF BASES DURING ARMISTICE   Truman Press Secretary Denies Fighting Even Slowed— Sen. Knowland Demands Investigation Of Lull In Korea

Senator Asks Probe of Lull In Hostilities  eques: Committee Meeting io

California Solon Seeks Investigation   Knowland Supports Responsible Press Groups Reporting True Facts of War

Probe Is Sought Of Sudden Lull In Korean War   Sen. Knowland Convinced Cease-Fire Order Issued To UN Military Forces

Says Congress, Nation Entitled fo All the Facts   California Senator Wires Chairman to Call a Meeting Soor

Te Be PE i EN Ee  Wants Lull In Korean  War Probed  Senator Convinced  Order Was Issued

Knowland Asks Senate Investigation Of Lull in Korean Ground Fighting

Sen. Knowland  Seeks Facts on  Phony ‘Truce’ Convinced Press  Associations Told ,{ _ eo: . ;. a

Knowland Wants Probe Of Order   Asks Committee To Look Into Command To “Stop Shooting”’

Senate Pane Asked To Study Order   Knowland States Public Entitled To Know Story .

Probe of War Lull Is Asked   Sen. Knowland for Senate Armed Services Investigation

California Senator Seeks Probe Of Directive Issued Troops  Relative to Korean Cease-Fire

Senate Inquiry Into Lull Asked    Knowland Declares Public Entitled To Know Details

Sen. Know land Believes 108 --6  Sudden Lull i in Korean Ground War Should Be Investigated

Knowland Wants Investigation of Lull in Fighting      California Senator Convinced Some Kind of : Cease-Fire Order Was Issued to UN Troops

Knowland Asks Probe of Order On Korean ‘Lull  Senator Puzzled By White House Denial, Charge

Be Careful What Driver You Splash   Detroit Motorist Finds {+ Costs to Splash Judge

Demo Committee Asks Grass Roots Drive for Controls  Little Chance Seen, However, for Passage Of Administration Pla

Price - Control Support Asked By Democrats   Boyle Urges Party Leader: In Every State To Put On Pressure

Sally Flowers, Billy Scott to Give Their Show on Street Thursday Night

Sally Flowers and Billy Scott Show To Be Appreciation Days Highlight

About Town  And Country   Another Letter From Vet Deplores Job Opportunities

Floods Cut Off Roads, Disrupt Rail Traffic .   Raging Missouri -Is-Worst Behaved; No Relief Seen

WEST COAST BLOW THREAT AS MEXICO ATTEMPTS TO DIG OUT AFTER RIG STORM

Rescuers Set Out From Tampico fo Assist Marooned Villagers; New Storm Feared

Youths Held for Bizarre Abduction   Bride Snatched from Bed, Attacked

TWO GUNMEN ABDUCT BRIDE FROM HER BED   Drive Her To Lonely Spot And Attack Her; Later Captured

Virginia Bride Abducted By Two Men, Atiacked  Arlington Woman, 19, Taken From Her Bed;, Police Hold 2 Gunmen

Bride Abducted In Arlington, Va.  Young Wife Attacked By Two Gunamen

YOUNG BRIDE IS VICTIM OF KIDNAP ATTACK   Former Illinois Girl Abducted : From Bed; Two Youths Held.

Waterloo Man Shoois Wife, Son aia Ends Liie   Two Men Nabbed In Abduction of Arlington Bride

1 of Pair Admits Assault On Socialite Daughter of Winnetka Family

19-Year-Old Bride Is Abducted, Attacked And Returned To Home   Youth Soon Seized And Said By Police To Admit Assault; Second Suspect Also Captured; Victim Socially Prominent.

10-Days Bride Is Abducted From Her Bed   Man Admits He And His Companion Were Her Attackers

17 Arrested Following Grand Jury's Action in Wake of Supreme Court's Recent Decision.

i elm NI, coh i. ubneanianaaanaed FOSTORIA ‘CYCLIST KILLED IN MISHAP

Easter Important Day in Eyes of 1,529 Leathernecks at Navy's Treasure Island

A SPFCIAL COMMENDATION   L. J. S. ‘Contribution to Science Moaating Recocnized bv Judres

A SPECIAL COMMENDATION  L. J. S. Contribution to Science Meeting Recognized by Judges

Yugoslavia s Relations With Red. Neighbors Closer to Rock Bottom

Press, Public Barred As General Launches War Policies Battle   Censored Transcript Of Proceedings Is Promised, To Keep Public Informed on Action.

Hearings Now Open to All Senators   Tells Committee of His Policies for Winning Korean War

Enemy Isolates Some U. N. Units by Thrusting Forward Seven Miles Deep into Allied Front.   REDS USE GRENADES IN FAKE SURRENDER

South Korean Lines Shattered By Offensive; Situation Grim   - Allies Face Entrapment If Chinese ~ Onrush. Isn’t Stemmed; Communists Hold’ Remains of Shattered Seoul

Reds Drive Wedge In Central Front:   Enemy Is Using 100,000 Men in Menacing Drive   Tricky Foe Hits  South Koreans and Penetrates 7 Miles; Situation Confused

Wedge 7 Miles Deep Hammerec Info Allied Line; 38th  : ,  Parallel Crossing Is Denied Communists Send 100,000 Men Into Savage Mountain Fight

Reds Ram Seven Miles Into Allied Advancing Attack   Trickery Used by Enemy Forces

Thrust Traps Allied Units  In Mountains   Counter-Offensive Launched By 60,000 On 30-Mile Sector

60,000 Red Troops Use Fake Surrenders, White Flags In Fierce Thrusts

Combine 100,008: Man Power With Fake Surrenders:  Wrhisae Elance and

Deep Wedge Thrust into Allied Lines   Foe Attacks in Center; U.N. Force Close to 38 Pushed Back.

Power Plus Trickery Cuts Off Some U. S., ROK Units   ReportsConfused Whether Allies Crossed Eastern Boundary

Wave Truce Flags and Shake Hands in Ruse, Then Fire Grenades   7Mile Advance Menaces Allies   South Korean ‘Crossing’ Of 38th Parallel Is Denied by Observer

ALLIES IN DANGER OF TRAP  Ends of UN Line mperiled   Flood Conditions On Coast Eased

Red Forces Drive Wedge in Central Allied Battlelines  Chinese and Korean Attack Launched by 100,000 Invaders

American, ROK Units Isolated By Communists   Red Chinese Army Of 60,000 Thrusts Wedge Seven Dangerous Miles Into UN Central Front; South Korean Patrol Only One Mile From Parallel Forced Back

Central Front Situation Serious; ROKs Driven Back From ‘Border   Refute Report ROKs Crossed 38th Parallel; Entire U.N. Line Threatened; Communists Attack With Fake Surrenders, White Flags

Savage Push Cuts Off Two Yank Units  snes “Tt hee   Enemy Throws 60,000 Troops Into New Attack

Counter Thrusts Furious by Reds On 30-Mile Front: UN Across Parallel

Lhinese and North Koreans Use Ruse of White Flag in Attack  60,000 MEN IN ACTION  a , — =

Reds Punch Wedge Into Allied Line   False Surrender Attack By 100,000 Red Troops Isolates Some UN Units   FORCE WITHDRAWAL   South Korean Patrol] Is Driven Back from Point  Near 38th Parallel Line

Enemy Combines Trickery With 100,000-Man Power to Drive Deep Wedge Into Central Front

SOUTH KOREANS GIVE WAY ON CENTRAL FRONT   7-MILE PENETRATION TERMED SERIOUS AS SOME UNITS CUT OFF

Allies Driven Back 7 Miles In Central Fronf   Counter-Attack Mounting Threat To Whole Line

Reds Lash Back, Cut Deep Wedge On Central Front   60,000 Enemy Troops Tear Into Allies. Cut Off Some Units: Situation Called Serious

Throw 100,000 Men into Fight In Night Attack   Isolate U.S., South Kor. ean Units; Threater Big Allied Gains

Enemy Attacks With Fury On 30-Mile Front  Sou th Koreans Get  5O:.L D..altl.!

Reds Attack While Waving White Flaas   All Allied Gain For Last 18 Days May Be Wiped Ou!

USE TREACHERY TO. PENETRATE EN OUTPOSTS   White Flags, Handshakes, Fake Surrenders Lead Yanks Into Trap

Attack Caves In S. Korean Forces   Chinese And North Koreans Start Savage Counter-Attack After United Nations Troops Again Cross 38th Parallel

Drive Perils Central Front   Fake:Surrenders  “Mark Enemy Attack

FIERCE FIGHTING IN KOREA English-S peaking Red Troops Use White Flags As Ruse During Attack

38th Parallel Crossed by UN   Red Counterattack May Cut Off Yank:

‘Deep Wedge Is Driven Into  Middle Line   Gains Of The Last 18 Days Threatened As Counterattack Opens

TRICKERY IS USED TO DRIVE DEEP WEDGE   Estimated 100,000 Troops Poured Into  Terrific Thrust

100,000-Man Thrust Wedges 7 Miles South   Fake Surrenders In Tactics Used Against Yank, ROK Forces; 38th Line Approached

‘Confused And Serious’ Is Description Of Front As Reds Counter-Attack

CENTRAL FRONT OF U.N TROOPS leptiT BY WEDCE   ‘wo American Units Isolated By Enemy Drive—S. Koreans Forced Back At 38th Parallel.

At One Point Chinese Pretend to Give Up. Then Toss Grenades: Patrols  Near 38th Forced Back

Menacing Thrust Is Jammed Into U.N. Positions   South Korean- Patrol Not Over Border, ._ Advices Claim

Launch Quick, Savage Attack   Crosh Into Center, Drive $ Koreans Bock At Points Threaten Allied Goins

Gain 7 Miles; Isolate U. S., Allied Units 60,000 of Enemy  Attack S. Koreans Over Parallel 38

Reds Use Fake Surrender  in New Drive on UN Line  English Speaking Chinese Wave Flags And Shake Hands, Then Throw Grenades

100,000 Reds Launch New Surprise’ Push   Wave White Flags, Ask To Surrender, Then =, Open Up On UN Troops

Chinese and North Koreans ‘Use Ruse of White Flag in Attack   60,000. MEN IN ACTION  Savage Counter Drive Launched on a 30-MileWide Front

Power and Trickery Used [As Enemy Thrusts 7 Miles (On Critical Central Front

Attackers Open Drive In Darkness   South Koreans Who Fled Being Rallied By American Troops

100,000 Chinese and N. Korean Troops Launch Savage Attack; Some U.N. Units Said Cut Off

Now Say 38th Parallel Was Not Crossed ©   Unless Red Drive Smashed, Allied. Forces In Danger

Some American, South Korean Units Isolated   Communists Combine 60 60,000-Man Power With Fake Surrenders In Driv,

South Korea Positions Are Overrun   Situation Confused And Serious After Strong Onslaught  Launched In Nijioht

Might, Trickery Used in Bashes At UN Forces .   15 Divisions Take Part in Bitter Assault

60,000 TROOPS SMASH ALLIED POSITIONS   Ommunists Drive 39 Mile: Beyond Hoengsong  SOUTH KOREANS      Sweep Across Parallel 38: Situation Is Serious, But Not Critical

Keds Combine Force and Ruses, Ram Deep Wedge Into Center of T7.N. Tine

Allied Center Is Dented by Swift Chinese Smash   60,000 Reds Counter Heavily: White Flag Trickery Utilized

Wedge 7 Miles Deep Cut In Allied Lines;  Some Units Isolated   South Koreans Forced Back In Fight  Near Parallel; Situation Serious

Gn0SS POINTS AT OCOFSAT “GRAFT TAIL   Star Witness in Protection - Case Calls Each hy- Name.

Gambler Points Out 18N. Y. Policemen (Accused of Splitting ‘1 Million Bribe   NEW YORK.— ()—Bookie Harry Gross suddenly refused to answer any more questions in the mass graft trial of 18 policemen.

Gambling Czar Names 18 Policemen He Says Took Money for Protection

STAR WITNESS BID ACCEPTED BY MARTHUR   Formal Invitation Extended General By House

General Readies Congress Address; GOP Seeks Probe of Asiatic Policies

ptewide Water Plan ‘qed By State ENC   llege Heads Appeal Increase In Budgets

Asks Action af New Session   Diplomats See Little Chance of Truman-Stalin. Churchill Meeting Soon

Russia Revives Issue of China's Position in UN  Moscow Ay ress Cool . gen ye ee

Russia Asks U.N. Take Up China Issues   Big Three Plans For Arms Census TDneta Ra YWaara

Western Big Three to Reveal Important /Pronosale far Facing East-West Tension:

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Atom Bomb Weapon Check Due

BIG THREE'S PEACE PLANS DUE TONIGHT   Oratorical Guns Due On Assembly Floor Thursday

Challenge To Russia Expected  President Cool To Proposed Early Talk With Stalin

VISHINSKY ASKS UN STUDY CHINA ISSUE   Western Big Three Expected To Offer Widely-Rumored Peace Plan Late Today

U.N. Awaits Peace Bids From West   Russian Minister Asks Hearing On Recognizing Reds

UN Gets Red  China Issue   Vishinsky AsksAssembly To Consider Problem Of Representation

Red China Bid Revived in UN  Plan for Easing m™ tf tar. -£....*4..J

U.N. Asked To Take Up China Issue  Vishinsky Wants Assembly Action

Chinese Issue ls Brought Up By Vishinsky   Asks Assembly Of U.N. To Discuss Unsolved Issue

Soviet Asks U. N. Consider Chinese Reds  Wants Issue Over Representation Settled at Once

China Seating Demand Agair Raised By Red   Vishinsky Presents Issue As Assembly  Holds Second Meet

SOVIET TAKES UP CHINA AGAIN  _ Expect New Big Three Peace - Proposal To Be Known Today

U.N. Faced With Red China Issue   Vishinsky Again Calls for Communist Seating in Assembly

Savage Storm Heading Toward Mexican Gulf   Tropical Hurricane Causes 109 Deaths On Jamaica Island

WOPrSt LM Island 6 Tistory  Hurricane Roars On Gulf; Jamaica Counts 109 Dead

Jamaica Death Toll Tops 100 As Hurricane Heads for Gulf  Property Damage on British Island Soars . Into Millions as Deluge Accompanies Storm

Jamaica Feels Main Brunt Of Severe Storm   Damage Loss, Already Set At $56 Million, Expected To Rise Further; 130Mile Winds, 17-Inch Rain

Tropical Storm Renews Its Kick   Hurricane Swirls Into Mexico Leaving 109 Dead. Millions Damaae On Jamaice

Hurricane Expected To Regain Strength In Drive Across Gulf; 109 Persons Dead

Much of Wind's Kick Is Lost in Journey to Gulf  Praperty Damage Cae me CEE LATER

Property Damage Now At $56,000,000 Mark   Jamaica Claims Storm Worst In Island’s 300-Year History; Yucatan Being Swept Today.

Hurricane Swirls into Gulf Region   Jamaica Counts 109 Dead after Worst Tragedy

STORM POINTS IN DIRECTION OF TEXAS   Toll 109 Dead, Property Damage 56 Million  RECORD WINDS   Of 130 Miles An Hour In Gale Which Strikes At Jamaica Friday

Hurricane Leaves 109 Persons Dead On Jamaica Isle_   Swirls Across Yucatan Peninsula To Enter Mexican Gulf Near Proaressc

Tropical Hurricane Over Gulf; Death Toll Reaches 109  Storm’s Course le Daintan A+   Storm’s Course Is Pointed At Rio Grande Area

Damage To Property Is  $56 Million   Worst Storm In 300-Year History

Damages Reach $56,000,000 In Jamaica Storm   Swirling Hurricane Reported Regaining Lost Strength as it Slams Devastating Forces Across Gulf; 70 Prisoners Escape

Gale Enters Gulf: Likely To Build Ur   Buffets Yucatan Afte: Taking 109 Lives in Lashing Jamaica.

Hurricane In Gulf Of Mexico, Forecaster Warns It May Regain Strength, Hit Again

109 KILLED AS HUBRIGANE RIPS JAMAICA ISLAND   Rampart Winds Are Worst In Island's 300 Year History—  Damages Countec  At $56,000,000,

$56,000,000 In Jamaica Storm   Swirling Hurricane Reported Regaining Lost Strength as it Slams Devastating Forces Across Gulf: 70 Prisoners Fecave

Hurricane Enters Gulf of Mexico  Storm May Regain lee Eull Stranath

Storm. Roars In Gulf, 109 Dead Listed  Expected To Regain.Strength Over. Water; ‘May Hit Rio Grande

Storm Enters Gulf of Mexico Early Today  Death Toll Climbs To 109 on Island

Hurricane Kills 109 in Jamaica; Damage is Heavy  Coribbean Storm Hits Across The Yucatan Peninsula Today

109 Killed in Jamaica Hurricane And Dabage Is Set at $56 Million

Warn It May Strike Near Texas Border  ‘Blow’ Leaves 109 Dead in Jamaica; Damage Is Heavy

Harricane Heads Across Yucatan: Death Toll 109   Property Destroyed Is Now Estimated Around $56 Million

Air Chief On  Base Mission   Goes to Middle East. Maybe to Set Up Defense Chain

Hong Kong Stands Guard, Prepares  For Big Eruption   Three Jet Airfields Are Among New Defense  Works; Roads Ara Raailt

Ten Lose Lives In State Mishaps  Traffic, Drownings Claim Heavy Toll

Loose, Linquist, Hake Are on List  'Commutations for 12 Towa Life Termers Recommended

“HOT-RODDERS” DRAW STATE-WIDE NOTICE   Keystone Auto Club Attri butes Action to Youths’ Love of Adventure

POLICE OFFICIALS ASK AID OF CLUB — IN “HOT-ROD”’ WAR   State Authorities Ask Key: stone Auto Club to Help Curb Menace   A MENACE HERE, TOC   Many Arrests Have Been Made Here and Fines Imposed

BRICE ABSENT ~ FROM MEETING   Failure Of Chairman To Attend Board Sessions  Given Governor

Where's Mr. Brice Al Meeting Time'  Board Of Noturol Re   Board Of Naturol Resources Complains About Ahcences Since July

Orphanage Fire Traps 40 Persons   200 Children Escape Death At Montreal

Kakekke 40 PERSONS FEARED  TRAPPED IN BLAZE AT HOME FOR AGED, ORPHANS

40 Trapped In Burning Home for Aged and Orphans   Montreal Blaze Takes At Least

Many Led to Safety From  Canadian Fire Two Known Dead; As Flames Sweep Montreal Hospice

Accompanies Call With Blistering Criticism of Red War Commanders

Ridgway Urges Change : In Truce Parley Site  Hurls Blistering Criticism at Red Leaders; Challenges Enemy to Switch Location

Ridgway Dares Reds to Switch Site of Parley   Allied Chief's Caustic Note Blames Enemy For Truce Incidents

UN Commande: Flatly Denies All Charaes   Violations Perpetrated By Reds for Own Ends, He Savs in Statement

Reds Challenged -To Switch Truce Site From Kaesong   Ridgway Hurls Blistering Criticism at North Korean War Commanders: Refuses to Budge an Inch on Their Demands.

UN Commander Stands Pat On Red Demands  Russian-Type Tanks Cio. A. TINE Tennne   Russian-Type Tanks Fire On UN Troops In Western Sector

COMMANDER SHARPLY HITS ENEMY CHARGE   Chinese Challenged In Blistering Reply By UN Chieftain

Gen. Ridgway Urges New Site  For Truce Talk  Plan Suggested To Reds in Bid to Resume Parley   Arcuees Rede

100 Search Kor 5 Men Lost in Hills   2 From Caldwell Missing In Grangeville Area  While Hunting

Allies Plug For Break _ In Snarled — Truce Talks  Would Pav re Way To Armistice  And Release

Parleys May End if Snag Continues   Major Deadlock Must Be Broken, Allies Declare

Friday Session May Determine Fate Of Parley  Believe Deadlock is On Reds Demand

Say Reds Must Yield On Troop Withdrawal Issue   Both Teams Of Negotiators Stand Firm On Agenda Impasse; Success Or Failure Of Parleys Likely To Be Decided Tomorrow

NEXT MEETING MAY DECIDE PARLEY'S FATE   UN Delegates Not Changing Stand On Withdrawal Issue

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Cashier Shoots Down Gunman  Trying to Rob W. Virginia Bank

Bank Bandits Foilec By Quick Thinking  Assistant Slips Gun To Cashier

What Now, Little Men?   No Flying Saucers, No Tiny Humans, No Nuthin Rit Caemic Balloons, Scientist Declares

iINQVY udas bags? Maybe: Few Scientific Facts Fail fo Dispel ‘Saucer’ Mvth -

pee ee Me  \Never, Never a Dull Moment  3 ‘In Nation’s Never, Never Land

Hectic Day in Hollywood Generate: Cafe Battle, Two Divorce Actions

BLACKTOP ROAD TO STATE PARK   Mile and Half. of Blacktopping North of Ruthven Scheduled for This Year,

Beautiful Bride Keeps Tran’s King Waiting Half Hour to Be Married

“Cons” Seize Control Of Utah Prison   Order Restored After Aly Tumultous Hours Last Night

Utah Officials Promise Punishment For Ringleaders of Riot Which Swept Through New State Prison

Mystery Over Failure To OK Air Service  No Action Taken By C. A. B.

CAB Failure To OK Flight Boost Rapped   Alaska Service Case Delay Considered ‘Big Mystery’

Pact ‘Quarters Opened Today - By Eisenhower   First Organization Set Up ‘In Peace To becaerye  Peace; Not Wage War’

EISENHOWER OPENS ATLANTIC PACT HO   French Center Set Up “For Peace, Not War”

Inquiry Forces Boyle's Friend To Name Clients   Siskind Denies He Traded on Influence Of Democratic Chie

SISKIND GIVES CLIENTS’ NAMES   Says He Bought Them From Boyle In 1949 For $150,000

Financial Relationship Of Boyle And Siskind Under Senate Scrutiny

ATTORNEY NAMES CLIENTS HE TOOK OVER FROM BOYLE   Max Siskind Reluctantly Gives List for Which He .’ Says He Paid Democratic Chairman $150,000.   TWO ENTERED NO WRITTEN AGREEMENT   Nixen Accuses Witness of “Subterfuge” to Conceal Financial Relationship With Boyle.

Creston Minister Leads Conference  Memorial Service  Methodists Meet At Ottumwa for

Technical Arguments Due to Dash Hopes For Quick Action For Armistice by Christmas

More Days Of Argument Seen Ahead   Counter-Proposal By Enemy Is Close To Allied Demands

Reply to UN Plan With Proposal of Own: Chief UN Spokesman Is Highly Optimistic But Truce Before Christmas Still Doubtful

May Require Several More Days Of Debate  On Technical Phases   Negotiators Adjourn To Study Reds’ Counter Proposal Very Close To United Nations Plan.

More Days of Arguments in Prospect.   May Dash Allied Hopes-for a Truce bv Christmac

Reds Agree in Principle To UN Plan   Offer Counter-Proposal for Cease-fire Similar . but under Study by UN

Technicalities  To Be Argued   Communists Offer Own Plan For Cease Fire

Reds Accep' Peace Plan in Principle   Two Sides Near Agreement in Try to End Fighting

UN Spokesman  Voices Optimism   Communist Counter-Proposal and Original Allied Plan Not Far Apart

Still Hope For Peace In 30 Days   Reds Agree to Most. of Proposal Made by U.N.

COUNTER-PLAN OFFERED FOR KOREAN TRUCE  Reply to Allied Plan to End War bia Christmas Te Rai

Strike Shuts Top-Secret Atom Plant   C.LO. Workers Out At Laboratory For Power Development

IUE Strikes 3 Hours at Atom Plant   GE Grievances Brings Walkout At Schenectady

Ask Extension Of Defense Act  Commercial Rent  ~ Curb Plan Loses

Rent Curbs On Business Places Out   Senate Group Rejects Plan OF President

Solons Shelve Truman's Plan To Curb Rents   Set Aside Proposal While Investigating Defense Revision

Senate Will Not Consider Truman Plee   Make Decision As Defense Acl Hearings Open

Solons Reject Commercial Rent Control   Begin Hearings Into Proposed Extension of Price, Inflation Curbs

Senators Kill Bid For New Rent Curbs   Halt Truman’s Plan As Wilson Launches Moahilzation Ficht

Banking Group Drops Proposal   Plan to Curb Rentals on Stores, Offices Is  Overboard

President's Rent Plan Overboard   Maybank Declares His Opposition to Beef Price Rollback Order

Business Rent Controls Out   Committee. Junks Proposal Made By President

OUST TRUMAN PROPOSAL ON STORE RENTS.   Office Space, Stores Not To Have Rent . Controfs Imposed —

Proposals On Control Thrown Out   Requests To Impose Rent Controls On Stores And Office Space Ignored

SENATORS COOL TO CONTROL OF STORE RENTALS   MAYBANK ALSO IS OPPOSED TO CHANGE IN FARM PARITIES

Rent Control For Business Places Flops   President's Request  For Such Rules Goes Overboard at Senate Committee Hearina

HST’s Request Set Aside by Senate Group  Committee Moves To Other Points In Defense Act

TRUMAN PROPOSAL FOR OFFICE, STORE RENT CURB HALTED   Senate Banking Group Shuns Controls For All Commercial Property Nov

Not Sufficient Study, Banking Committee Says   Defense Chief First Witness in Hearing: On Mobilization

Senators Ignore Business Rent Curb Proposal   Hearings Open On Extension Of Controls Act

Ceilings On Beef Rappec By Maybank   Banking Commitiee Begins Hearings On Defense Act

Stores, Office Space Escape   Hearings Started on Extendina Defense Ac:

Mobilization Battle Opens ror Approval   Wilson Is First Witness in Fight To Extend U.S.A.  Defense Program

Senators Shun Rent Controls  Truman Defense Act  Requests Are Aired

Rent Ruling Is Sidelined .   Truman’s Proposal’ Dropped By Senate

Rent Control Plans Discarded   Banking Committee Announces Decision

Commercial Rent Reins Plan Snubbee   Senate Committee Throws Overboard Truman Proposal

Churchill Set To Ask Little Aid Of U. S.  He'll Sail Toadav   He'll Sail Today On Queen Mary   British Leader Will Try Tc Obtain Bigger Defense Fund Share

vinnie Leaves london for Visit to U.S.   Leader Pledges To Ask No Unusual financial Aid

Threw Notes Out Window   Churchill Leaves London For Parleys With Truman

Fr ont Li nes Quiet; Both Sides Patrol: No-Man’s Land)” :  Air Batile Continues; 23 UN Planes Are

Reds Make Four Light Stabs   Air War Continues Uninterrupted; 300 Sorties Are Flown

REDS’ ASSAULTS IN NIGHT BEATEN   Quiet Day On Ground In Korea But War In Air Is Continuing Without Interyruntion.

Reds Attack In  Drizaling Rain   Four Probes Made But Soon Broken Off By Allies.

Air Action Flares  In Korean Skies  UN Planes Strike Day and Night at

Attacks Repulsed ‘Patrols Dominate War Action  As Red Planes Return To Sky

Communist Troops Make 4 Probing Attacks in Drizzle   Allied Air War Goes on Without Let Up

REDS STAB AT ALLIED AREAS   Four Light Attacks In Drizzle of Rain End Before Dawn

Rir Action Over Korea   Ground Fighting Still Limited To Light Attacks

Four Probing Attacks Made By Red Troops   New Action Reported On Korean Front

Enemy Makes Probing Stabs During Rain  Air War Continues,   Air War Continues, With Red Planes In Korea Skies Agai

Red Troopsin Probe Moves   Both Sides Keep Patrols Busy, Air Wer Gee: on Without Interruption

4 Red Probing Attacks in Rain Broken Off   Fifth Air Foree Planes Fly 108 Night  Missions

Red Troops In North Korean Probing Stabs  Patrols Roam In No-Man’s Land In

Enemy Stabs Along Front   Probirig. Attacks Hit Trotn Before Dawn

HINT CHINESE KOREAN SPLIT   Say Peiping More Anxiou For Armistice Than Red Koreans

DELEGATE SAYS ENEMY DOES NOT SEE EYE TO EYE   General Nuckols Beheves North Koreans Are Trying To Make Chinese  ‘Fight For Them.

Rift Hinted Af Between North Koreans, Chinese   Adm. Joy Rejects Red Charges That UN Ambushed Patro

Report Chinese, North Koreans Split On Views   Think Separate Directives Given Negotiators By Moscow Anil Peiping

Get Separate Orders, U.N: Officer Says           Chinese, North. Kor: Don’t ‘See‘Eye To Eye} U.N. Violation Rejected:

Chinese Seen At Variance  With Koreans   Nuckols Suggests Nam II's Ocders Come From Moscow

UN Hints Rift Between China And North Koree   Kaesong Talks Drag Along in Dispute Over Buffer Zone

U.N. Spokesman Hints Possible Split In Ranks   Subcommittee Meets Again But No Report OF Results.

Peace Delegates Ponder Over Maps; Joy Rejects ‘Chinese Ambush Charge

Reds InKores May Be Split, Is U. N. Hint   May Not See Eye To. Eye On Cease-Fire; Partisans Blamed For Ambush Of Patrol

Map Study Occupies Committee  On Treaty   Admiral Turner Rejects Charges On Patrol Fight

No Progress Reported At oth Meeting   Chief UN Delegate  Rejects Charges _ Issued by Nam Il ....  In Acknowledgeimientt

Division Is Suggested In Orders   Nuckols Says Chinese Apparently Get Their Orders via Peiping; Others Higher Up   Anxious to Quit   Chinese Are More Eager to Stop Than North  Koreans

Chinese-North Korean Split ‘Hinted On Cease-Fire Stand   Joy Rejects Communist Charge That U. N. Forces Ambushed Chink Patrol

Joy Rejects Ambush Charge      Chinesd, North Koreans  Appear At Odds On Truce

Red Envoys Differ On  Truce Plans   Report Mose LOW, Peiping Clash On War’s End

Cease-Fire Talks Continue In Kaesong   Little Progress Is Reported From Conferences

Chinese-N. Korean Rift Hinted as Buffer Zone Remains Major Problem

Kaesong Truce Subcommittee  Continues Talks U. N. Spokesman Hint Disagreement In Communist Ranke

No Progress Reported At oth Meeting   Chief UN Delegate Rejects Charges Issued by Nam Il  In Acknowledgement

Tanks Fight Night Duel  In Korea   Communists Flee After Blazing Moonlight Battle

Christmas Celebrations Beain All Over World   President Slated To Light National Tree In Capital

Christians Over World Stage Traditional Celebrations Of Birth of Prince of Peace

spain siitaiaaeaaiemmmanaanaiacatl 1 eaeeaieairmaadanicns  ‘Eve of Christmas Celebrated Today In ‘Many Languages, Customs and Traditions

Plea for Peace Made Again By Pope Pius   Pilgrims Are Permitted To Visit Holy Shrinae in Jerusalem

YULE MESSAG BY TRUMAN TONIGHT   U. S. Fighting Men To Play Host To Needy Children   GI’S ABROAD   To Receive Turkey Dinners Even On Battle Front: Parties In Moscow

Christians World Over Celebrate His Birthday Eve in Many Langaages and Castoms

YULE MESSAGE - BY TRUMAN TONIGHT   U. S. Fighting Men To Play ~ Host To Needy Children.   To Receive. Turkey Dinners Even On Battle Front; Parties In Moscow

Christians World Over Celebrating   Impedtssioned Plea For Peace Given By Pope Pius XII

PRAYERS ARE FOR PEACE Many Throughout W orld Celebrate Christ's Birth

ON THE INSIDE   FAIL IN PEACE, BUT . Many Nations, Langiuaces. Customs Observe Holiday

‘President To Push Button In \Independence, Mo., To Light ‘Capital's Community Tree

Yule Theme Ot World at  War—Peace   Nearly Every Land Pauses in Midst of Strife

Christians. Unable to Find Peace Christ Preached, Celebrate His Birthday Eve

WORLD-WIDE CHRISTMAS   Christians Mark Holiday  In Many Lands And  Many Ways

Christians Over World Celebrating Another Birthday Of Prince Of Peace

NATION, MUCH OF WORLD PAY CHRIST HONOR   Messages Heard From Leaders on Eve of Birthday

CHRIST'S BIRTH IS CELEBRATED      People. In Many Lands -Ob‘serve Anniv ersary In Var ; “Ged. Languages “And  Custome.-

Christians to Celebrate the Birth of Christ; Still Failing to Find the Peace He Preached

Christians, Who Have Failed To Find Christ's Peace, Observe His Birthday

After 1,900 Years World Has Yet To Find The Peace Christ Preached   Christian World, However, Still Striving, And  Marking Birthday Eve Of Redeemer In Many Languages, Customs And Traditions.

Note Observance In Varied Ways All Over World   Languages, Customs, Traditions Differ, But Thought Is Same

Christians To Celebrate Christ’s Birtt   Pope Pius Makes Impassioned Plea For World Peace; Gls Playing Host

Christians Sing Praises To The Lord In Many Nations As Christmas Nears

Xmas Eve Celebrated Over World   Truman To Light Capital Tree, Give Message; Many Needy Helned In Europe

Christians Of World Honer Christ Child   Amerieans In Europe, Korea Hosts Vo Kiddie:

BUILDING BLAST DAMAGE FIGURED "T0 BE $125,000   Dynamite That Exploded Near Halltown Cost About $18,000   “RED CROSS WORKERS TO ASSIST HOMELESS

 Woman In Fair Condition Big Dynamite Truck Caused $125,000 Damage To Houses

GROUNDWORK LAID FOR COUNTY FAIR:   Buildings Readied for Local 4-H, Vocational Agriculture Event   ON THURSDAY, FRIDA'

GROUNDWORK LAID FOR COUNTY FAIR   Buildings Readied for Local 4-H, Vocational Agri culture Event

Spy Quarreled Over Business,  Defense Sa ys   Greenglass Claims He Got Los Alamos Data By Asking Questions

Greenglass Said To Have Fought With Rosenberg   Business Quarrels Blamed by Defense For Spy Testimony

Atomic Secrets Easy To Obtain, Spy Testifies   Greenglass Says He Got _ Dope by Asking Some ‘Innocent’ Questions

Seeks to Show A-Bomb Spy. Kin Quarreled   Greenglass Subjected to Cross Examination by Defense Attorney

eT Oe ee:  House Group Puts O.K. on Tas Boost for Ciearets. Liquor

Sheriff Admits Open Gambling In Louisiana   Tells Investigators He Broke Oath But Agrees To Clean Up Parrish

Missouri High, Should Crest Today at St. Joe   Grand. Overflows At Pattonsburg; Slide Cn CB&O

‘Planning Commission  Dinner Tickets on Sale At These Businesses

Wilson Names Boyer To Speed Un Production   Three-Fold Increase Next Year Is Sought

General Denies. Acheson Charge   Terms Secretary's Statement As ‘Prevarication’

General Clashes With Acheson Over Policies  Refutes Claim He   Refutes Claim He Wanted Peace by Nationalists, Reds

Acheson Denies U.S.Would Quit   Secretary Clashes With M‘Arthur Qver Moves in Far East

Gen. MacArthur Denies He Urged Coalition In China   Denounces As ‘Prevarication’ Any Intimation He Favored Move In 1945

MacArthur Clashes With Acheson Over Far East Policy   Denies He Ever Favored Coalition Regime In China

GENERAL DENIES HE EVER SOUGHT CHINA COALITION   Declares That Message Introduced By  Acheson During Probe Of War Is QD... te gt

Dean Acheson, M’Arthur Clash Over U. S. Policy   Deposed General Denies Statement Made Rv Acheson

ACHESON AND MAC CLASH AT LONG RANGE   General Denies He Ever Favor. ed Red Coalition in China.

MacARTHUR IN A NEW DISPUTE   He and Acheson Clash At Long Range Over Far East Policy.

MacArthurAnd Acheson Clash At Long Range  Ousted General Says   Ousted General Says China -Coalition Talk *‘Prevarication’

Acheson, Ma Clash On Orient Policy   General Denounces Intimidation He Favored Coalition

Acheson In Clash With MaeArthur   Tilt at Long Range Over Far Eastern Policies of Nation

Long Range Clash Marks Asia Probe   MacArthur, Acheson Dispute, Lobby Probe, Hearing Topics

—BOTH DENY CHARGES—  MacArthur, Acheson In Clash Over U. S. Policy

Sun Cheers Wet Kansas   Flooded Rivers Start To Fal] Upstream As Crests Move South

Rains Cigars, Cash for Him   For 27th Time in 46 Year Hineis Man Wins Gets {el Rain May 10

Old Gooseboner C ollects Again’ When Rain Falls At Decatur. Ill.

Rains Cigars, Cash for Him   For 37th Time in 45 Years 'Hingt: Mom Wine Bets IVF Rein Atay 30

Nurse's ‘Heroism’ Gets Arson Taint  Confession Reported In Hospital Blaze

Reapportionment Bill Wins House Committee Approval: Truck Weight Measure Passes

Way Is Opened  For Ad journing  Of Legislature   Reapportionment Bill Before House; Loyalty Oath Measure Okayed

GROUP OKAYS BILL TO REVISE PA. DISTRICTS   Committee’s Approval Opens Way For Sat. Adjournment

UN COMANDER WON'T ACCEPT BOMB FRAMEUP   Headquarters Hints Reds Have Planted — Raid “Evidence”

U.N. Statement Repeats Denials Of Bomb Charaes   No Formal Reply As Yet Presented By Gen. Ridgway

UN Statement Repeats Karlier Denials of Alleged  Kaesong Bombing Incident

Communist Answer Called ‘F ‘Face Saver’  Fe og   ~UN Commander ‘Indicate: No Chanae in Position’

UN Will Not Bow to Bring Talk Renewal   New Charge Called Communist Effort To ‘Regain Face’

Slaughtering Quotas Will Be Delayed   Extend Deadline Registration Date For Thirty Days

Cullman B & P. W. Club On Record In Re Legislation   Group Support And Opposes Various New Legislative Laws

Accountant Give: Tallulah ‘Assist’  Says Maid Did Deny  " _ Pee A Rg Bieter depen

Britons Jam Polls; Churchill Favored In Comeback Role   Churchill Favored

Englishmen Are Casting Heavy Vote   Churchill Favored To Win Most Important Election As Bright Wea: ther Turns Out Crowds

Tags Incident as Frame-Up’   Communists Acted Too Soon UN Chief Hints in Statement         Believe Breakoff Only Temporary

‘Oh, God, Another Winter Campaign” U.IV. Keady to Kepulse Ned Attacr:  Truce Talk Breakoff Said Part of Nerve War   Breakoff Declared Ruse, Frame-Up by U N Leader

TERMED ANOTHER PRESSURE TACTIC   Staff Officer Thinks Break Not Permanent

Breakoff May Be Temporary   Ridgway Headquarters See tt As New High Pressure Tactics in War of Nerves

Truce Breakotf Only Temporary   UN Says Red Action Only War Of Nerves

Iran Appeals To U.S. Envoy For Oil Help   Asks Grady To Push Britain For O.K. Of Nationalization Plan

Mossadegh Appeais fo Grady To Persuade British To Cooperate With Nationalization Of Oi

lowa Liquor Sales Over $40 Million   Net Profit Soars To Record Amount During Past Year

Historic Stone ls Returned lo Scofland  am Chon tens Be   Was Stolen from Westminster Abbey Last Christmas

Return Stone Of Scone to Westminster   Historic Relic Stolen Last Christmas Brought to Abbey in Scotland by Unidentified Men.

Sick and Tired of Baseball”  Wife of Pittsburgh Pitcher Mel Queen Attempts Suicide

Wife of ‘Pirate’ Trys to End Life   Mrs. Queen Attempts Suicide, Claiming She’s ‘Sick, Tired of Baseball’

Crime Probers Discuss Plans For Extension   Closed Mecting On: Proposals To Hear Kefauver’s Opinion

12-845 67-3 90 RR Hm YANKEES .9 052024 GIANTS 100000   Play-By-Play Story

Allies Advance On Entire Front   Limited Offensive Carries U. N. Troops to Within 13 Miles of Seoul; 700 Reds Slain

Use Bayonets To Flush Reds From Position:  Called First Real Offensive Since  Nawambhar Datwant

Steel-Tipped Column Of Two-Fight Hunting U.S. Corps Thrust At Seoul

Allied Drive Continues in Seoul Area   U.S. Troops Thrust t Within 13 Miles of Korean Capital.

American Units Within 13 Air Miles of Seoul   Slays 700’ Reds In Two Sharp Hill Engagements

REDS FLUSHED OUT OF KEY POSITIONS   700 Communists Are Slain In Two Engagements  ATTACKERS   Use Bayonets, Rifle Butts In New Offensive; B-26s Bombard Convoys

UN FORCES HURL BACK RED DRIVE   Steel-Tipped Column Thrusts to Within 13 Miles Of Seoul; Action Is Called a Limited Offensive; 700  Commies Are Slain

GI Columns Hit Red Foe Along. 40-Mile Front   Bayonet Charge Mark: One Battle: Chinese Flushed Out

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   “First Class Friends Deserve  First Class Mail”---Tillard

Mail Volume for Christmas Starts  Early Mailing Is I reed Ase Busy Time

First Class Friends Deserve First Class Mail, Says Postmaster About Christmas Card Seasor

MAIL IS PILING UP HERI   ily Scribbled Addresses Cause the Postoffice Much Trouble

CAA to Establish Air Defense Lane  Fatal   200 Mile Wide Strip  Dangerous to Pilots

MORE SUPPORT NING UP FOR (HINA CRACKDOWN   Eisenhower In Rome For Talk fin Army

Peds Ket Able To Open Enough Gates in Dam   Chinese Rearguards Making Hard Stand

Fight ‘For Reservoir Is Raging   Reds Trying to Unleash Full Fury Of Impounded-Wate;

UN UNITS ARE WITHIN. MILE OF HUGE DAM   Nationalists Claim 100,000 Russians  In Manchuria

Battle Is Raging at  Reservoir Reds Still Trying  ee WB. a 0   Reds Still Trying To Release Flood To Halt Allied Advance North

Chinese Still Hold Hwachon Flood Gates .   Enemy Buildup For Offensive Still Goes On

Enemy Shells Allies Rushing  To Reservoir.   Chinese Hope To Release Full Fury Of Impounded Water

Use Heaviest Guns To Stall Off Allies Until Fury Of Flood Rises   Struggle Rages Within Mile Of Key Dam Of Hwachon Reservoir; Reds Hold Sluice Gates.

. —FOE HOLDS FLOODGATES — — —  Reds Battle to Keep  Allies From Reservoir

Chinese Reds Fight Furiously In Attemp! To Delay Yank Drive  Trying to Open All Flood Gates In Big Hwar ian Rp acartni«

Chinese Seek To Open Big Flood Gates   Unleash Heaviest - Artillery Fire Of Recent Weeks

Reds Fight Desperately To Stem U. N. Advance On Important Reservoir

Chinese Reds Try to Prevent Allied Advance   Commies Attempting To Halt Drive on Hwachon Reservoir

Ice Cap That Melted 5000 Years Ago Blamed For East’s Temblor'   140-Mile Lone Earthquake Rocks New: York, Jersey

Gen. Eisenhowel Gets Assurance OI Belgian Aid   Brussels Government Expects To Provide Five Full Divisions

Auto Mishaps Up In City in 1950   90 More Accidents Are Reported Than During 1949 Period

CHINA LOSS KEYS ASIA POLICY SPLIT   ‘Greatest Political Mistake in 100 Years in Pacific’, Says MacArthur

Loss of China ‘Key to Dispute  U.S. Made Greatest Mistake in Century, MacArthur Charaes

‘Loss of China Greatest Political , Mistake In 100 Years‘—MacArthur

Calls Loss of China to Communists Political Mistake of the Century

Loss Of China To Communism ‘Biggest Error’  MacArthur Calls Less ‘Greatest Political

Army Controls 38th Crossing   MacArthur Has Say Concerning U.N. Parallel Crossing

Wav Clear To Cross  Parallel   Gen. MacArthur's Headquarters Says Truman Statemeni Clarifies Situation

‘Truman Gives OK to Crossing Of Parallel 38   MacArthur’s Headquarters Pleased With Clearance —Attlee Questions It

Truman Rules General Will Decide Issue   ‘38th Parallel’ Puzzle Much Clarified by President’s Action; Tokvo Is Pleased _

CROSSING 38TH UP TO GENERAL   Truman Says It Is Military Matter For MacArthur To Decide

Truman Word On Crossing Korean Line Is Approved  MacArthur Officers  Dewees Llaece tect:   MacArthur Officers Express Gratitude For Clearing Issue

FACTS ON THE FOLKS. . . Census Draws Picture  Of Michigan People

eds Asked o Relocate  pace Talks   IN Commander. uggests New 'arley Site 

Ridgway Has New Spot for Truce Talks   Wants Negotiations to Be Held Six Miles South of Kaesong  Ba Ninn With

New Super Mig Is Tossed Into Historic Fight   Greatest Battle Of Jets Won By American Pilots

Neutral Zone Is Asked For Peace Talks   Ridgway Suggests Place Midway Between Battle Lines For  Thiernecinne

Danes, Norway Balk at Taking Greece, Turkey  Into NATO   U. S. Tells Allies Aid Has Reached Its Peak

U. 5. Asks Acceptance Of Turkey, Greece  Jee U.S SAE Its Peak Of Arms

SMALL NATIONS SAID DEMANDING MORE VOICE, NATC   REPORT U. S. TELLS EUROPEAN ALLIES AID HAS HIT PEAK

Small Nations Demand Voice   Wants More Say in Major Policy Decisions of NATO Council

Lesser Powers Voice Demand For Authority   Big Three Expected To Accede to Request For Greater Power In Council Rooms

Small Nations Ask Larger Part In NATO Pans   U.S. Wants To Bring Greece, Turkey Into Alliance

Small Ne ations Seek. Greater: Policy Voice:  - NATO" Sessions, Due“To Decide Tasne, Of”  “Creese. Tirkoc

LOUDER VOICE DEMANDED Ih POLICY MAKIN   U.S. Presses Plan To Bring Greece, Turkey Into Alliance.

Smaller Nations Ask More Voice ln Policy Making   Canadian Spokesman Gives Views For Council Members

Reportedly Seek Establishment of Guiding Customs   Big Three Expects Pressure to Ease

ASK BROADER TREATY   Hope to Include Political, Economic Phases With  Military

Atlantic Pact May Extend fo Smaller Nations   European Allies Told by U.S. that Aid Has Hit Peak

Small Member Nations Demane Greater Voice in Major Policy Decisions of Pact Group  Atlantic Treaty Countries May Expand Into Political Fields

President Gives Talk In Detroit  Address Saturday To Be ‘Non-Political’

‘Just Keep Her Talking’ ‘Talking Jag Saves Repairman’s  Mentally Ill Wife From Suicide

Food Poisoning Spoils Wedding Celebration   Phone Calls Foil Suicide Attempt  Om kOe * kk ek ke  ptr a we- ee wow =~ * oa Ty _y   Mate’s Premonition Saves Despondent Wife From Death:

Phone Call to Wife Saves Her Life As She Attempts to Commit Suicide

NEWSPAPERS GET THE MOST AD DOLLARS   Everybody Who Reads, Reads _ Newspaper, Says Ad vertisina Expert.

Newspapers Get ~ Most Advertising   Speaker States No Medium Can Replace Paper

Recall Two Top Generals From Front In Korea   Will Command U. §S Training Stations; Collins Confident

UEASE-FIRE ISREJECTED BY COMMUNISTS  Secretary Acheson   Secretary Acheson Tells of Efforts Made to End Fighting In Korea.

U.N. PRESIDENT CALLS MEETING   Good Officers Commitee To Study Korea Peace

Bosses Permitter To Grant Raises   White Collar Workers Included in ‘Merit Pay’  Rewrite of Regulations

Bosses Permittes To Grant Raises  Ure’... fs’... Ub...   White Collar Workers Included in ‘Merit Pay’ Rewrite of Regulations

Deputy Sheriff Fined On Driving Charge   Fortieth Division Awaits Transfer

CREATION OF GUIDED MISSILE UNIT BRINGS ON BUNDLE OF NEW PROBLEMS

‘Air Force Creates Many Headaches With Its New Guided Missile Unit

New Guided Missile Weapon Brings Up Host of Problems Which Must Be Met

Air Missile Hands U. S. New Puzzle  Could an Enemy Guide Weapons

McGrath Plans Investigation Of Charges   Tax Collection ‘Corruption’ To Be Probed

Promise Probe Of Request to Fire Official   Assistant U. S. Attorney Tells of ‘Shocking’ Corruption

STAGE IS SEI FOR JAPANESE PFACE PARLE   Gromyko Arrives In San Francisco In Nasty Humor.

Pacific Pact Signed by 3 Nations   U.S., Australia and Nev Zealand Give Warning _ Against Aggression.

Gromyko Evasive A: Russian Delegation Arrives In Frisco  U. S. Determined Not To Let Soviet Delay Jap Treaty Signing

Draft Authorities Warn Older Men of Likelihood That Some Will Be Needed By 1953.

Government Order DesignedTo Trim Dime From Retail Beef Prices By October 

Four Bladed Order Designed to Trim Butcher Shop Prices Issued by 0. P. S.

Order Aimed At Trimming Beef Prices 10 Cents.   But Full Effect Of Order Will Not Be Felt Until Later

Rollback on Price for Live Cattle Made by OPS Directo:   Expects To Cut Retail Prices By Next Fall

CUTS IN BEEF PRICES SLATED   Government Order Intended To Trim Off Almost Dime Per Pound 

‘US. ORDERS CUT  IN BEEF PRICES   Directive Designed for Almost Dime A Pound Drop By Oct. 1

Government Order Trims Beef Price   Regulation To Save Public $700 Million A Year

Order fo Trim Prices of Beef  Almost a Dime Of Se . ey a, ce Se)

A-Step Rollback In Beef Prices To Start in May   Order Is Designed to Trim: Almost Dime a Pound. by October 1

New Order Giver On Beef Prices  Designed to Trim Costs by October

Meat Drop Is Coming   _ Under New Government ’ Ruling Prices Will Be 10c a Lb. Less by Fall

Four-Way Order Results In Price Cut For Consumers Beef By October First

ORDER TO CUT BEEF PRICE 10 CENTS A POUND BY OCTOBER 1   To Be Reduced 4 To 5 Cents Per Pound By August T; $700,000,000 Saving To Consumer

U. S. Issues Order To Trim Prices on  Beef Retail Sales   OPS Says Cost Will Be Back to Pre-Korea by October 1 in Nation

4-Bladed Order Trims Beet Price:   Butcher Shop Price Expected to be Cut 10 Cents by Oct. 1

Soybeans   U.S. Seeks to Cut Nearly 10c-a-Pound Off Butcher Shop Price of Beef Oct. 1

Four - Bladed Order To Curb Prices Of Beef   Housewives Due To Pay About 10c-A-Pound Less By October  ~~

New 4Ply Orde: Kimed to Trim Price of Beef   ” ‘Will Not Affect Buyer Till Next Fall,  PFraBe Beeaaseemes am

Prices Fluctuate Just Like Yo-yo   Food Takes Drop At Producer Level

Prices Coming Down; Prices Going Up — Both Statements Are Correct

Views Confused Situation On Prices Remaining Unchanged For Present; Report Drop In Conmadire Figures

COMPLETE ECONOMIC EMBARGO SET UP a Ree  Secret U.S.-Europe Pact Putting Squeeze On Soviet

Fast Income Tax Bureau Shakeup in California   Trouble Shooter Sent From East: Record Frauds Uncovered

Tax Collector.  Aides Ousted   TroubleshooterSentBefore ‘He Can Bid Wife Goodbye

Shakeup Hits San Francisco Revenue Office   Smyth, Eight Aides Ousted Pending Probe

Truman Suspends Tax Office Head   Probe Will Follow California Shakeup

Truce Teams Try te Draw Buffer Zone   Peace Negotiations May Reach End In Korea

Three-county Search Begun for Aviators   Captain of Bomber, Last to Leap, Lands Close to Wreckage

New Pakisfan Premier To Keen Policies  Little Chanae In   Little Change In Government Is Expected

New Pakistan Prime Minister Averts Crisis   Nazimuddin to Make Little Change in Liaquat’s Policies

Wants Facts On Charges Against Boyle   Truman Says He Is Stitt hooking tito Post-Dispatch Report

Reapportionment Bill OK’d By: State Senate and Sent. To House: Adiournment Nea

Changes 23d 14th and 29th Areas   May Meet Trouble In House Where Efforts Ar Directed At Amending Loyalty Measure.

Fayette Is Split by New Bill   Senate Approves Reapportionment; Westmoreland Remains District

'Taft-Ike Backer Scramble May Bring Early GOP “Favorite Son” Crop

Forecast Early Crop of G.O.P. “Favorite Sons’   California's Warren Apparently on Verge of Making Himself Available for Top Spot

FAVORITE SON CANDIDATE CROP LIKELY IN GOP   Taft-Eisenhower Scramble May Bring in Other Contestants.

Favorite Sons Ready to Throw Hats Into Ring   Warren, Driscoll and Wherry Mentioned: Stassen Waiting

GOP ‘Favorite Sons’ Plan to Step Forward  Gov. Warren of California ‘May Be First to. Toss Hat in Ring.

Scramble for Votes Between Taft, Ike Backers May Sprout Early Crop of GOP Favorite Sons

ONE OF MOSCOW'S MOST DETESTED FOE   Rainer Hildebrandt is Alsc One of Most Feared. Men in Berlin   FORMER JOURNALIST

See ee vere     Emap Formed To Aid Refugees Takes Lead In Fight Against Red Rulers Of Eastern Germany

"19 OF FORMER ENEMY SURRENDER ON PACIFIC ISLE  * World War Il Finally Ends for Jap Holdouts

World War Il Ends For 19 Japs  Tell Strange Story of Feud Over Lone Woman In Which 5 Met Death on Lonely Pacific Isle  Finally Yield To U.S. Navy Tua

Will Study Latest Truce Violation Charge by Commies  First UN Command Trip Into Truce City   First UN Command Trip Into Truce City Since Sept. 1 Will Investigate Charge Filed by Reds on Sundav.

Newest Red Charge Is Under Study   4-Man Team Includes Col. Levie Of Fails City

General Defends Strategy In Talk Before Congress;  New York Starts Welcome

General Defends Whole Strategy ‘For the Far East   President Replies Indirectly Through Statement From Pentagon; Tears in Many Eves at Conclusion of Address.

Fighting Speech Draws Wild Cheers From Joint Session, Farewell ‘Old Soldiers Never Die’ Starts Tears; Pentagon Retorts JCS Backed Ouster

Defense Of Policies Applauded   Approval Of Staff Denied Officially By White House

TRUMAN REPLIES; SAYS ARMY HEADS FAVORED OUSTER   ‘Does Not Refute Assertion Staff Chiefs Shared General’s Views   ADDRESS 1S LAUDED   MacArthur Hits Appeasers, Answers ‘Lay’ Critics in Congress Talk

JOINT CHIEFS OKAYED OUSTER OF MACARTHUR   Pentagon Does Not Speci fically Deny General’s  Statement, However   CONGRESS’ REACTION TO SPEECH DIVIDED

General S Sticks ‘To Strategy For  Extention Of War Against China

Nation Told His Views Shared By U. S. Joint Chiefs   Deposed Commander Scys United States Strong Enough To Defend Itself On Two Fronts—Lashes Administration In DAR Talk

General Again Asks Limited Fight With China,. Thinks It Won't Touch Off World War

Truman Replies “Indirectly” To MacArthur Talk   General Includes Chiefs Of Staff In Surprise Views

WILD APPLAUSE GIVEN GENERAL BY LAWMAKERS   “Goodbye” to Capital Brings Tears To’ Hearers’ Eyes

Deposed Leader Says Ideas Shared by Chiefs of Staff  Observers Note Pentagon Statement Does Not Refute General’s Claim of ‘Backing’

Non-Sirikers _ Pickei L'nes New York Harbor   Violence Prevented by Police Action.—123 Ships Remain Idle.

Dockmen Move In Despite Pickets   Some 200 Police Called te Keep Order on Eastern Waterfront

Dock Strikers Mass On Piers To Defy Leader   Ryan Declares Picket Lines ‘Too Strong’ To Be Broken

N.Y. Police Clear Dock Crew Path   Hold Off Pickets While Longshoremen Go to Elizabeth's Pier.

Showdown Fails To Develop In Dock Dispute  Reinforce Picket Lines In Front

Showdown In Dispute Fails To Develop   Union Boss Says He'll Break Up Wildcat Walkout

Threatened Waterfront Showdown Fails; Docks Remain Closed in N. Y.

PICKET LINES REINFORCED TO MEET AFL   Docks Remain Quiet After Strike Breakers Fail Ta Shaw

100 in Initial Move to Break N.Y. Port Row   Police Hold Back Shouting Strikers in Isolated Action

Showdown Averted in Dock Strike   Move to Crash Picket Lines Sputters Out

Strike Showdown Fails to Develop Reinforced Picket  Lines Patrol Docks— No Signs of Violence

Increase Size Of Picket Lines At Struck Piers   Threatened Showdown In Waterfront Walkout At N. ¥. Fails To Develop

Showdown Fails In N.Y. As Docks Remain Closed   Reinforced Lines Of Pickets March In Front Of Manv Piers: Waterfront Patrols Boosted

Break Picket Lines at Pier Under Guard   Dockhands Filter Past ‘Rebels’ in New York Strike

Stevedores Edge Through Picket Line At New York Pier, Aided By Police

NoShowdown At Waterfront In New York   Threat To Get Men Across Lines Fails To Develop

Police Hold Back Strikers as First Break Is Made  123 Ships Tied Up As All But Military

Showdown Move Fails to Appear InDock Strike   Miles of Piers Still Are Unmanned Today

Showdown Fails To Develop In  Dock Walkout   Piers Stay Tightly Closed And More Pickets  Soin Lines.

WATERFRONT PICKET LINES ARE UNBROKEN   Dock Tie-Up Continues As Non-Strikers Fail To Show Up.

Workers Pass Picket Lines At N.Y. Docks   Police Hold Back Jee Jeering Longshore men; Dewey Orders Board To vac t

Dock War Showdown Collapses ©  Threat of AFL Boss   Threat of AFL Boss To ‘Blast Through Picket Lines Fails .

Dewey Orders Mediation in Harbor Tie-up   Dockers Vote Return  te Staten Island Piers; S EF. Ruline Thue

NON STRIKERS Pao LINE OF DOCK PIGKETS   Reinforced Police Hold Back Rebel Longshoremen to -Let Men Through.

Dockmen Move In Despite Pickets   Some 200 Police Called te Keep Order on Eastern Waterfront   FIRST THREAT MOVE   Boss Ryan Had Said Men Would Go “Thru or Over” to Work

Miles of Docks in the New York Area Remain Closed Tightly As olice Increase Their Patrols

Piers Remain  Closed Today   Threat to Send Longshoremen Through Pickets Fizzles

Police Hold» Back Picket Line At Pier   150 ‘Loyalist? « Longshoremen Pass Through

Police Increase Patrol Forces In Manhattan   Wildcat Strikers Boost Pickets in Defiance of Bass

Ryan's Promise Of ‘Showdown’ Proves Fizzle   Reinforced Picket Lines Parade Along Entire Waterfront

Violence Threat In Strike Fails To Maferialize   Ryan Promise To Crack Picket _Linés Unkent

Dock Workers ‘Continue Their Strike Today   Threatened Showdown At New York Waterfront Fails To Develop — Picketing Continues

Showdown Fails To Materialize In Dock Strike   Tieup Continues As Pickets Are Stopping Workers

Dockers Edge Past Strikers Onto N. Y. Pier   First Move Made To Return to Work

Picket Line Crossed at  New York Pier   200 Policemen Hold Back Surging, Angry Throng

Pickets Keep Piers Tied! Up Tight; Both Sides Appeal to Truman _

First Break [s Reported in Lone Port Stoppage   ‘Loyalist’ Stevedores Cut Through Line at Queen Elizabeth Pier

Stevedores Edge Way Onto Strike-Bound Pier ‘As Police Hold Pickets

AFL Boss Starts Fulfilling Promise To.Break Rebellion   First of Longshore Squads Succeeds in Passing Barriers

Showdown In Dock Strike Delayed   Harbors Still Closed As Men Stay Off Jobs

N.Y. Docks Remain Idle   Threat Of New Violence Fails To Materialize

No Sign Of Threatened Showdown   Reinforce Pickets Along Miles of Piers; Extra Cops Called Out

Police Hold Picket Line At. Y. Pier   Loyel Longshoremen Return to Work Amid Turmoil

Nominations of Judes Qneosad   Sen. Douglas Challenges Truman's Actions

Truman-Douglas Split Intensified   Senator Raps Presidents Choice Of Judges

Douglas Hurls Truman ‘Defi’  On Judgeships   Senator Protests Naming Of Pair by President Over Own Choices

UE May Strike at Westinghouse  Strike Vote Called As Baraainina Measure

New Warplanes At $21,354,211 Each  _ Initial Tooling . — Cost Is Big Item *

One B-52 Costs Us 21 Million Dollars   Price Tag On Wor Pianes Coming High These Inflationary Days

inty Judge. and Tenant's Pretty Wife Sheriff Calls lt Double Murder

Deaths of Two at Ravanna, Mo., Bring Inquest   Now Believe Vint McKay and 33-Year-Old Woman Victims of Double Murder.

Britain Labels Movement ‘Normal Replacements’; Warns Egypt of Property Damage

Windup Gavel Falls Tonight In Legislature  Budget Still Drips With Rad Inl

STATE SOLONS END SESSION THIS EVENING   Still In Fiscal Wilder _ ness As-Adjournment Nears

Hunts Path From Budge Wilderness   Adjournment At Midnight May Run Pasl That

joie HEARING— Continued from Page One   Chicago's Frozen Woman Loses Part Of Both Her Leas

Probers Hit Decisions  On Far East   Secretary Backs Using Force Shor Of All-Out Wer

{1 Airmen Die When Plane Dives Into Sea   Navy Martin Bomber Crashes Into Pacific Ocean

11 Airmen Carried ToDeath  As Plane Plunges Into Ocean   Crash Is Second Of Day As Crew Escapes Flaming Dive Of B-29 Near March Air Force Base

Seven Bodies Still Missing... . Plane Drop In Sea Fatal To 11 Airmen

Seaplane Plunge Kills Ll   Crashes Into Sea Off ‘Diego Shore; None Hurt In 2nd  Crash In California

11 KILLED WHEN PLANE PLUNGES. INTO PACIFIC    Seaplane Hits Water Off San Diego, Breaks and Sinks.

{1 Navy Airmen Die In Crash  _ 13 Escape In Second California Mishap

13 Parachute To Safety From Burning B-29   PBM Crash Called San Diego’s Worst Tweacter in Decode

ELEVEN NAVY AIRMEN DEAD   Seaplane Plunges Into Sec Seven Miles Off San Dieqo

Navv Plane Falls in Sea. L1 Men Lost   PBM Plunges West of SanDiego; B29 Also Lost, Men Saved

Plane Crash In San Diego Area Claims 11 Lives   13 Parachut.. o Safety In Second Airplane Mi jap

Reds Continue To Fall Baek On All Fronts   Allied Armored Probe Chases Fleeing Chinks Deeper into North Korea—Capture Many

Reds Fall Back As Allies Forge Second Foothold   Infantry Column Within Six Miles Of Ex-Red Bastion

ALLIES. CHASE FLEEING REDS   Forge Second Foothold In North Korea;. Chinese In Suicide Stand

Chinese Fleeing Allied Attacks  In Central Area  Enemy Falls Back All Along Front To Escape Trap

Yank, French Infantry Open Supply Route in East-Central Sector to  Help Allies  Capture Many   Commies Are Quitting or Fleeing in Large Numbers, Is Report

SECOND U.N. BRIDGEHEAD IN N. KOREA   Doughboys Ram Up Main Central Korean Highway in New Crossing of 38th Parallel.   REDS RETREATING ALL ALONG FRONT   Allies Maintain Steady Advance in 24-Hour Downpour. Enemy Surrendering, Commiting Suicide.

Yanks, French Troops Open Supply Route To Earlier Bridgehead   Chinese Still Fall Back Before Drive   Officers Report ‘More Prisoners Taken Now Than Ever Before’

Reds Keep Up Retreat Along Front   Noose Tightened On Rear-Guard  Suicide Actions

‘United Nations Forces Develop Second Strong Point And Bolster Original Bridgehead In Communist Territory —Enemy Continues To Fall Back All Along Front— U. S. Soldiers Drive About Two Miles Beyond 22th Parallel

Red Opposition Is Light; Many Prisoners Taken   Fast Moving U.N. Units Cross 38th in Several Places

Allies Forge Second Holdin North Korea   ‘Trap Tightened on Sui-cidal Chinese Fighting to Save Escape Route

Allies Obtain New Foothold In North Korea   Red Chinese Are Forced Back By U.N. Troops

Reds Fall Back All Along Front   Some Chinese Prefer Suicide To More Combat

Reds Continue Retreat Across Entire Front  Chinese Troops Said Surrendering In Larae Numbers

ALLIES EXPAND HOLDS ABOVE PARALLEL   Yanks Take Many Prisoners Who Refuse To Fight  CAPTIVES   Declare Comrades Commit Suicide Rather Than Face U.N. Fire

Enemy Units Continue To Withdraw   U. S. Doughboys Ram Up Main  Korean Highway To Cross Parallel

Doughboys Ram: 2 Miles Up Road Beyond Parallel.  Bolster Bridgehead

NEW HOLD WON AS U. N. TROOPS PUSH BACK REDS   Communist Forces Continue To Fall Back All Along War Front—Bridgehea d {s Bolstered,

U.S. Doughboys Push Ahead In  Pouring Rain   Red Opposition Light All Along The Wide Front.

Prisoners Taken Say They Have Enough of War   Trap Is Tightened On Rearguard Lift By Routed Chinese

Chinese Start To Surrender In Larger Numbers   Prisoners Say Some Comrades Commit Suicide Rather Than Face Allies or Own Officers

Party Controls At Stake In New York Races   State Elections For GOPs And Democrats Today

BONES OF HUMANS BELIEVED THOUSANDS OF YEARS OLD UNCOVERED AT VALLECITO, CALIF.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   MacArthur Not Affected by Accident in New York

OLD AGE PENSION REMINDER ISSUED   Administrator Says 100,000 Recently Eligible Persons Must Apply By March 31 To Qualify

Local Phone Rate Increase  is Announced  Effective With Bills of Sept. 10

Increase Rates For Telephone Service Here   Go Into Effect Next Month; Rising Costs Cited by Manager

Allied Tanks Overrun Heaps Of Abandoned Red Supplies   Contact With Enemy Lost on Much of Front; Van Fleet Believes UN Lines Are Secure

3en. Van Fleet Says 8th Army Holds Positions Reds Would Be Unable To Dent With. out Considerable Buildup

 Reds Abandon Equipment  Allied Tanks Fan Out 3 Miles Bevond Front

UN FORGES SEIZE ABANDONED ARMS   Tanks, Pianes Prevent. Reds from Salvaging Huge Piles of Equiprient

Yanks Seize Red Supplies In ‘Triangle   Heavy U. N. Armored, Au Strikes, Blast Enemy Salvace Attempts

Allied Tanks Fan Out Past  Front Lines  Complete Chines Field Hospital Is Captured

Capture Much Rai Eguinment   Allies Fan Out Beyond the Front Line

Tanks Prowling Far Ahead of ‘Battle Front   Overrunning Piles of Abandoned Communist Equipment; Complete Red Field Hospital Seized Near Chipo.

l'ree-Wheeling Tanks Fan Ou Beyond Front  Piles of Abandoned   Piles of Abandoned Equipment Overrun As Enemy Flees

Fan Out 3 Miles BeyondFrontLine In North Korea After. Bio Debacle

DEDUCTION FOULUP SEEN Retroactive Income Tax  ‘Idea Is Viewed Coldly

SENTENCED ON TWO CHARGES   Former Manager Of Buch anan Firm Given  Long Term

Staff At Palace  Resigns As Aid To Greek King   ‘Resignations Seen Giving Paul Free Hand To Peal  With Leader Of Army

Court Staff In Greece Resigns In Body   Move Aimed At ‘Getting Leader Back To Post

Ike Refuses To Discuss Politics   General Parries ’Hot’ Questions, Talks on NATO

Sticks and Stones May Break My Bones But Words Will Never Hurt Me, Dept.

Heavy Fight Rages Near  Ui jongbu   ROK Troops Push Over Six Miles Into North Korea  oo. Wawra’ noe eesi. ten’ aeons ere

U.S. Forces Killing Off Die-Hards   MacArthur Has Authority to Go Far Above 38th

Diehard Chinese Are Resisting Strongly In Uijongbu Section   South Koreans Drive Six Miles Deeper Into North Korea As Gis Blast At Fox-Holes

Yanks Mop Up Chinese Rear Guard   Fighting Heavy Near Seoul; Rest Of Front Quiet;  S. Koreans Advance

Chinese Rear Guards Being Annihilated   U.S. Troops May Cross Parallel 38 Sometime Today

 Physical Damage Great, but...  Worst of Kaw River Flood Ruin Is Seen in Eye of the People

Residents Find Kaw River Valley a Devil’s Playground as Water Recede:

WRECKAGE AND RUIN Kaw River Valley Depicted As A Devil’s Playground

Cars. Tomes, Trailers Wit  Shorted Guns On Jet Shoot Up Busy Strcor

Plane Guns Shoot Up. Ohio City    Short Circuit [ Cause Of  F  : Near-Tragedy

Senate Democrats Agree Not to Go on Vacation To Work on Legislation

No Vaeation For Senate   Demos Agree to Pass Up Summer Respite to  Rush Bills

Senate to Work Through Summer On ‘Must’ Bills   Controls, Foreign Aid and Appropriations Yet To Be Legislated.

Democrats Rule Acainst Vacation   Point Four Program Is Must Legislation

No Vacation For Senators: Work Piled Up   Leaders Pushing 4-Point Program OF ‘Muct’ Bille

CEILING ‘LEAKS’         Johnston Approves Hike In Rail Workers’ Pay

Stabilizer Pokes Hole In Ceiling   Six-Cents Wage Hike Is Approved For Rail Workers

Non-Operating  Rail Workers  Get Wage Hike  U.S. Pokes Hole  In Own Ceiling   U.S. Pokes Hole In Own Ceiling With 6c Raise

Rail Workers Given Boos   Johnston Approves Six Cent Hourly Increase For Million

Following Much Of Same Strategy And Many of Same Routes in S. Korea

WANTED IN SLAVING   DEEPER DESPAIR GRIPS U.N. UNITS TODAY  Korean Thrusts Paralleled

Invasion Timetable Repeated In Chinese Communist Drive   Many of Same Routes and Much of Same Strateqy Employed as in June and July

Defer College ROTC Students   Asst. Secretary Of Defense Signs Order

Order Defers All Students In Army ROTC   Will Stop Drawing Of Trainees By Draft Boards

Rule Defers ROTC Men From Draft   Memorandum Issued By Mrs. Rosenberg For Draft Boards

Dope Agent Traps Dozen Big Shots  Federal Man Risks Life To Get Facts

Big-Shot Dope Figures Nabbed   Risky Adventures By Negro FBI Agent

Disguised Agent Traps Dope Ring   Negro FBI Man Risks Life But Snares Dozer of “Big Shots.”

SENATOR TAFT CHARGES PRES. TRUMAN'S KOREAN WAR USELESS AND ACCOMPLISHES NOTHING

Taft Says Truce Talk Will Only Postpone Peril   Senator Claims War Useless; Blame Is Put On Truman's Action

Korean Battle Is Useless, Taff Declares    Reds Stand to Gain lf UN Grants Armistice, He Avers

Police Fashion Trap for Bandit   Kalkaska Bank Robber Traced to Woods after Leaving Get-Away Car

CLOSE IN ON BANK ROBBER   Amateur Bandit Surround ed In Woods By State  Troopers

Division Would Be in Accordance With Compromise Appeal of Unit Presidents: $737,500 for NMC

Gov. Dewey Asks Power To Mobilize Manpower and Property in Emergency

Dewey Asks N. Y. Legislature For War Powers   Asks To Contecript . Manpower, Property

DEWEY ASKS LEGISLATURE TO DECLARE IMMEDIATE "DEFENSE EMERGENCY.” GIVE HIM DRASTIC POWER:

AS YET AT XK. U:   School Into a Regular En‘rollment, But Ready to Convert Quickly   EXPECT LARGER DROP

0) WARTIME PLAN AS YET AT X. U.   School Into a Regular Enrollment, But Ready to Convert Quickly

Army Warns Men Not to Be Quoted   Court Martial Lies Ahead for Violation of  Article 88

Greatest Book : Ever       By FULTON OURSLER Author of “The Greatest Story Ever Told”  CHAPTER FIFTEEN

OLD TESTAMENT STORY-CHAPTER XV Oe eee  Ruth Follows Naomi Back From Moab

Assembly Wants Housing Law for Veterans to Be Liberalized   Change in Statement of Policy Is Desired

Reclassify Men Married During Past 6 Months   Some of These Draft Registrants Now Are Being Inducted —

FORMER OPA OFFICIAL SAYS, DEMAND FOR MEAT 80 HIGH FREEZE DOUBTFUI

WHEREABOUTS OF DIPLOMATS STILL MYSTER   British Secret Agents, Po lice Hunt for Them in Vain.

Two Diplomats Widely Hunted: Notes Received   Nothing To Indicate Foul Play, Official Says In London

Two British Diplomats Disappear Jessages No Help in Humt for Pair

Messages Fatt To Give Clues To Whereabouts   Missing Diplomats Puzzle French And English Intelligence

\Fear Missing British Diplomats Have Taken Defense Secrets to Kremlin

NO TRACE FOUND OF MISSING MEN   Messages Bearing Names of Two British Officers Fail To Give Clue.

Two Messages Add to Mystery Of Missing Men   British Diplomats Send Personal Notes; Whereabouts Unknown

No Clues Found In Case Of Vanished Diplomats   ’ British Officials Say No Foul Play Suspected . In Disappearance Of Missing Pair: Hunt Goes On

Study Notes of 2 Missing British Aides   Fear Diplomats Took Top Secrets Behind th Jron Curtain

British Find No Clues To Missing Aids   Messages Fail To Give Hint Diplomats Flee Behind Curtain

Messages Fail To Give Clue To Missing Britons  Noles Bearing ‘Names: Of. British: Diplomats.  Ee ee 1. Bein Qavie o!

Messages Sent Diplomats’ Kin Puzzle British   Notes From Paris Not In Handwriting Of Foreign Office Officials

Hich Level State Secrets Of Britain, U. S. Feared  Headed Behind Iron Curtain

Missing Britons Leave No Clues  Two May Have Taken   Two May Have Taken Top Defense Secrets

Iwo British Diplomats Still Missinc   Messages in Third Person's Writing Sent From Paris

Fury of Fighting Grows as Allies Apply Pressure   Tactics are Changed By Commies--Rumors Of Truce Spreading

Sth Army Captures 2 Ridges  Enemy Falls Bac   Enemy Falls Back  Toward Kumsong In Retreat

UN Forces Inch Ahead Toward ‘Tron Triangle   High Level Talks in Tokyo Stir Rumors of Major Developments

Doesn't Apologize for Being a Capitalist But Insists Main Streets Own Industry

Industrial Ownership By ‘Little Fellows’ [s Seen As Snag To Reds

Senate Cites Costello, 11 More F or Contempt  Kefauver Is Opposed To Extending Probe

Kefauver May Propose New Inquiry Plan   Committee Cites 12 for Contempt; Costelle Included

Kefauver Expects To Propose Plan To Extend Probe   Does Not Suggest That His Committee Continue Study

Kefauver Opposes Jan. 15 Extension  Will Propose Method Of Continuing Inquiry

Kefauver Plans To Propose New Probe Method Opposes Drive To Extend Inquiry To  Next January 15

WITNESSES FACE COURT'S ACTION IN CRIME PROBE   Senate Cites Dozen For Contempt Because Of Refusal To Answer Questions   Of Committee.

Kefauver Hopes For Continuing Study Of Crime.   But Is Against — Extending *Probe. Until Next Year

Senator Kefauver fo: Propose New Methos To Keep. Crime: Investigation Continuing

Opposed to Extension of Probe ©  _ Kefauver Votes Against G.O. P.

New Crime Probe Plan Devised By Senator Kefauver   No Details for Continuing Inquiry Revealed; Big Name Gamblers Cited

KEFAUVER FOR NEW METHOD OF CRIME PROBE   Opposes Extension to Jan. 15 of His Committee Investigations.

Has Crime  Quiz Plan   Kefauver Says He Will Give It to Senate Soon; Contempt Action OK’d

Kefauver Expects to Propose Method  For Continuing Crime Problem Study

Kefauver Plans Continuing Stud) Of Crime Setup Senate Cites Adonis,  Costello, Erickson For Contempt .

Kefauver To Give New Probe Plan   Ready To Suggest Method of Keeping TIngquirs Going

Kefauver Has Plan to Keep Up Crime Quiz   Does Not Reveal Any Details; Senate Cites Dozen For Contempt

METHOD WILL BE PROPOSED BY SENATOR   Kefauver Declines To Elaborate On Proposal  COMMITTEE   Gets Support For Contempt Charges Against BigName Gamblers

Kefauver To Suggest Method To Extend Probe   Senate Supports Contempt Charges Against Gamblers

Senator Plans Way to Blast Crime Action   Kefauver Reveals Plan to Propose Method of Study; Opposed to Drive

Kefauver Eyes Some Plan To Continye Quiz  Senate Cites 12 Of Ralky Witmessces On

Kefauver to Offer New Crime Study; Opposes GOP Plan   Not in Favor of Extending Present Investigation; Contempt Charges Are Backed

Kefauver Has Plan for More Crime Study   But He Opposes Extending Present Investiqation

Kefauver To Propose Study OfU. S. Crime   Permanent Body Urged By Solon From Tennessee

Kefauver To Chart Future For Probers   Opposes Extension To Next January; Costello Is Cited

Truman Advised On Selection of New Parly Head   Some Democrats Urge President to Pick Protestant Who Is Not a Lawyer.

Truman Advised About Chairman   President Is Urged To Choose Protestant Who Is Not a Lawyer

Right of Way Ruling Means an Extra $200,000 Paid to McKinley County

Compulsory Fair Employment Bill Is Approved by Ohio House Commitfee

Mississippi Hits 70-Year Record Drenches 4 States  Midwest Areas Patrol Dikes as Further Rice ic Seen

Midwest Rivers Rise; Floeds in Four States  -e& .. Amn. mm. dw db tt eee

Upper Mississipp Continues Rising   Lowland Sections In Four States Are Flooded By River

Upper River At Highest Mark In 70 Years Tuesday  Workers Strengthen ‘Dikes, Patrol All .  lavaace Alana Straarx

Mississippi Still Rising  ‘Ole Man River / : 70- Year High In  = a ae

Upper Mississippi Goes On Rampage   Swirling Current Floods Areas In Four States

New Red Offensive Expected as Result Of Talks Breakdown  UN Negotiators Made Mistake of ‘2 Per Cent  On Enemy’s Intentions

Lattimore and Barnes Will Get Chance to Refute Spy Charges   Senate Probers Will Not Change Their .  Schedule to Accede to Former's Demand

Senate to Hear Orient Experts   Lattimore, Barnes Promised Chance To Answer Communist Allegations

Atty. Gen. McGrath Called  In Revenue Bureau Scandal   Two Boston Tax Officials Also Slated To Testify at Conaressional Hearing

‘MARBLE FALLS MEN TOO ‘FUZZY’ TO EXPLAIN MOTIVE  ~ Two Drunks Out On Spree Rob South Texas Bank Of $11,000. Wound One Man, Give Up Without Fuss

Two Drunks Rob Texas Bank For Fun; Quickly Captured   $11,000 Taken at Nixon Recovered When One Bandit Sits Down on Postoffice Steps

Churchill Promises Fight If Necessary To Remain In Suez  Will ‘Repair’ Setback In Iran; Pledge Told  In Parliament Openin

Churchill's Aims Listed  Promises Fight   Promises Fight For Suez Canal

Churchill to Try  To Repair Iranian Setback, Will Not Leave Canal Zone

Railway Leader, Johnston, Dies  Clashed With Trumar During 1946 Walkou’

Alvaney Johnston Dies In His Sleep Former ‘Head Of Brother hood Of Locomotive [ot ch ee eS

Railroad Union Fy.chief Dies  Alvanley Johnston Succumbs in Sleep

AL JOHNSTON PASSES AWAY   Headed Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers 25 Years; Was 76.

BRT's Johnston Dies in Cleveland  Headed Engineers Quarter of Century

ORMER CHIEF OF RAIL BROTHERHOCL DIES IN GLEVELANT   Alvanley Johnston Headed Locomotive Engineers For Quarter Century

Alvanley Johnson Succumbs After Heart Attack   Brought Railroad Union Out Of Financial Crisis; Funeral Services Thursday in Cleveland

Former Head of a Union Is Dead   Johnston President of Engineers 25 Years

A. Johnston. Former Union  Chief, Passes   Leader Of Railway Group For 25 Years Succumbs In His Sleep

Former BLE  Leader Dies   Alvanley Johnston, 76. Clashed With Truman In 1946 Strike

(Death Ends Long Railroading Career  1Of Locomotive Engincer Union Head

ENGINEERS DIES   Alvanley Johnston Served 25 Years at ‘Head of Rail Union

Former B OF LE Head Dies At 76   Alvanley Johnston 25 Years Grand Chief

30-Homes Are Ruined, 3 Dead and 21 Injured   5,000 Residents of: Rochester, N. Y. “Suburb Homeless

Blasts in Gas Mains Kill 3, Ruin 40 Blocks   Suburb of Rochester. N. Y., Wrecked by  Many Explosions

Gas Main Explosions Rip 30 Homes Apart: Three Dead, 22 Others Hurt

Gas Main Explosions  Kill 3   22 Injured as 30 Homes Destroyed; .5000 Homeless -

Banquet For Democrats  Expect Over 1,200 At Jackson Day Event Saturday

41 Members Of Republican Committee Give Gabrielson Standing Vote Of Confidence

GOP Chairman Given A Vote Of Confidence   Mundt Says Truman ‘Fait Deal’ Becoming ‘Fair Steal’

Eas States Atfend  Gabrielson Gets Confidence Vote at Republican Meetine

Guy Gabrielson Gets Support of GOP Followers   Group Gathers to Chart Strategy for Election Campaiqn

GOP Leaders Support Gabrielson   Claim Charges Brought to Take Heat Off Administration.

New British ‘Policy Seen Tn Oil Issue   Previous Threats To Force Closing Of Wells Softened

British Change ‘Tough’ Policy  In Iran Crisis   Government Seizes Line:  From Abadan Refinery To Oil Operations

British Take New Tack In Iran Oil Row   Withdrawal Of All Technicians Gets Soft-Pedal Treatment

British Shift  Tactics « on 1 Oil  =_ =   Move to Soften Threats to Pull Out Technicians

BRITAIN CHANGES ~ HER IRANIAN POLICY   I  Talk of Withdrawing Ends—De  cision fo stick Tt Ont" as  Long as Possible Made,

British Shift fran Oil Policy   The Plan Now Calls For Withdrawal. ‘Make Iran Decide

British Soft-Pedal “Pull-Out” Threat  Tran May Accept Harriman’s Services

 ougher Every Day [ee EY, ARN  (Britain Changes Policy in Tran To One of Trying to Hold Out

British Switch Tactics in Iran; Abandon Threat:   Will Hang On as Long as Possible to Oil Dranuehan

British Shift Iranian Policy   Are Soft-Pedaling Previous Threats Of Withdrawal

Sharp Switch in British Tactics On Oil Dispute  nua ta Snht.Padal   Move to Soft-Pedal Withdrawal Threats

But Premier Mohammed Mossadegh’s Government Makes It Tougher Every Day For British To Hang On

Britain Sharply Revises Policy In Iran Dispute   Labor Soft-Pedals Previous Threats to Withdraw Technicians

British: Shift Tactics.  In Iranian Oil Dispute Previous Threats to Withdraw All Technicians "Soft Pedaled."

Sharp Reversal of British Tactics in Iran Oil Dispute   Now Indicate Technical Men ° Will Stay on Job

British Are Softening Oil Policy   Abandon Threats To Withdraw Oil Field Employees

.ocal B. & P.W. Club's Activity Draws Praise   Cullman Club Give Further Views On Legislative Proqram

Politics In ESA Hinted   Official’s Statement Contains Insinuation

Hoover Quits Post, Blaming Politics in ESA   “Politics Have No Place In Group Affecting Ever American Home,” Says Price Enforcement Chief

Truce Team, 20 Newsmer Start Trip    UN Leaders Are First To Cross River Boundary

Top Democrat To Be Target Of New Probe   Committee Chairman Boyle  Accused of Taking Fee  —In REC Transaction

— MESSAGE — RedsSpurr New Truce Talk Site   PLANE INCIDENY LAID TO ERROR

UN Admits Kaesong "Violation’ Reds Get Apology For ‘Navigation Error’

News Day, Night   Reds’ Charge Is True; Joy Sets Message   First Reaction Indicates Foe May Resume Talks  Seeking Armistice

Pilot Did ti Through Error Of Navigation   Disciplinary Action Being Taken, UN Commander Reveals

Pilot Ered; Reds Reject New Talk Site   Allied High Command Expresses Regret for - Truce Zone Violation”

Says Allied Pilot Machine-Gunned Trace City Through Error In Navigation, Instructs Act. Joy to Convey Regrets to Red Leaders

Truce City Strafed By UN. Plane   Gen. Ridgway Says Attack On Keaesong Made By Mistake

Ridgway Says Kaesong Hit,  But in Error   Sends Reds His Regrets Over Pilot's Mistake; Little Damage

Allies Admit  That Kaesong Was Attacked ByUNPlane   «Error OF Navigation,  “Ridgway Explains; Regret For Action Expressed Tp Reds

NoDamageDoneby Plane Strafing Peace Sector, Ridgway Sends Apology

Ridgway's Note Scoffed By Reds as Unsatisfactory  Navigation Error Blamed for Attack Officials Report No Damaae Done

Raiders Close More Of Ohio  Bookie Joints   ‘Nerve Center’ Hit In Dayton District; Wexler Gives Self U1

Bookies Closing All over State  Betting on Horse Races Getting Tough in Ohio

Police Continue To Crackdown On Race Bookies   Empire News Service Ordered To Stop Service in Columbus

War on Bookies, Gaming Spreads: Parlors Raided   Ohio Continues Crackdown on Horse Race Bets

Premier Is Pleased In AIOC Offer   Financial Worries Put Iran In A Spot To Negotiate Problen

Settlement Is Reported Near In Oil Dispute   Iranian Premier Pleased with Promise Of British Parley

Flood Devastion at Topeka Told In Letters from Mrs. Louise Scott   Houses Smashed As They Bobbed In Flood Water

Senator Duff Confident Ike Will Be GOP Presidential Nominee; To Feature Fredericksburg Meeting

Sees Danger Of Shortages. Rationing   Farm Crop Survey Shows Crops Needed Won't Be Produced.

Course to Improve Pupils’ Reading Ability To Pay Dividends When They Enter College

Special Reading Course Started In Schools Here   ) Pupils Expected To Benefit Greatly From New Program

lranians Relent As Man-Of-War Reaches Harbor   Offer To Junk Bill If Technicians Will Work For Iranians

British Aim Guns At Abadan Plant   lran Offers to Scrap Anti-Sabotage Bill If Technicians Work

Red Radio Says Strategists — Preparing New Operation To Pocket All of North Korea ~

China Claims New Landings Due in Kores   Claim Paratroeps To Be Dropped In North

War Balance Sheet For Week  Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad

[Allies Trap Three Chinese ‘Red Battalions   90,000 Enemy Troops Poise for Battle © “Near 38th Parallel

-nemy Is Likely lo Make Stand Near 38th Line  U.S. Forces Give  Trapped Chinese  Chance To Surrender By LEE FERRERO

Americans Trap 3 Red Divisions  90,000 Enemy Mass Near 38th Parallel

Knemy Has 9(),000 Men  Near Border  IN Ty   UN Troops Ram Into Outposts Of Huge Red Forces

ALLIED DRIVE HAS REACHED BIG RED FORCE   Communist Troops Reported Massed North of Parallel

90,000 Enemy Troops Stand Near Parallel   Allied Patrols Met By Strong Gunfire From Communists

Possibility Of Malleable Peace Fades   Mediator Says Prospects Dim

HOPE FOR END OF MALLEABLE STRIKE WANES   State Conciliation Agent Leaves; Company Claims  More Workers Return

—HOUSING— Situation Critical At Camp Polk  Minimum Of 400 Units Are Needec

Russia May Warr Other Countries On Joining Pact   Turkey Expected To Get Renewal Of Demands On Straits.

Sharp Note Sent Turkey From Moscow   Reds Prepare to Renew Demands for Rights in Dardanelles

Turkey Sent Note On Joining Pact   Russia Expected To Send Similar Word To Greece

FRENCH MOROCCO IS TINDER BOX  As Americans ‘Invade’ Area Again  Se Ne A <_ =

Americans Fan Flames of Hafe In North Africa   U. $. Construction Crews Abroad Raise Nationalist Feeling

Section Worker in Custody for Fatal Shooting   Davenport Police Hold Bettendorf Man in Shooting

Many New State Laws Become Effective Today   Only a Few Will Be Noticed by Public; Loan Rate Is Exception

Negotiations Broken With Great Britain   Iranian Premier Takes Drastic Action Despite U. ». Pleas; Secretary Acheson Asks Iran to Reconsider Rejection of British Compromise Proposal

Acheson Calls On lran to Reconsider Move in Oil Crisis  Says Situation Is Critical, Still Hopes  Neootiations Passible

McCiain Named Sullivan Agent  Succeeds G. C. Beker In County Farm Past

NEW BILLIONS TO BE VOTED FOR DEFENSE   Outlays Will Come Near World War II Peak Year of Expenditures.

Long-Handled Underwear, Fur Coats Will be Fashionable in Some Parts of Country Easter

Strong Winds Level Twenty. Utility Poles:   Damage Is Also Reported to Number .of Roofs and to Television Aerials.   Weather Will Cool Annual Easter Parade

Easter Parades Will Include Fur Coafs and Lona-Handled Underwear

OTT ES In EE  Easter Parades Will Include Fur Coats and Lona-Handled Underwear

County People Spend $74,290 For U.S. Bonds   Total Hardly Half Of The $150,000 Defense Quotc Set Up In Period.

State Budget Needs no New Tax, Says Dent   New Taxes are Unnecessary, Says Democratic Leader

. Air Force Would Face Heavy Losses, Experts Say Men Who Would Have to Do Job Not So Sure Bombing Red Bases in Manchuria Good Idea

Many Air Force Men Say They Are Not . Convinced Allies Should Bomb Manchuria

Bomber Pilots Doubt If Bombing  Manchurian Bases Is Good Idea   They Question If Benefits Of Such Move Would Outweigh All The Drawbacks That Us nald Reaealt.

Men Who Wouid Do the Job Aren't Sure Bombing of Manchuria. Would Help Any

Believe Too Costly Airmen Lukewarm To Idea Of Hitting Manchuria Bases

Drawbacks Might Outweigh Benefits Airmen Dubious Over Manchurian Bombing

Many Air Men Are Not Convinced That Allies Should Bomb Manchuria

EXPERTS DIVIDE ON BOMB PLANS   One Military Group Favors Altacking Manchurian Bases; Another - Points Out Drawbacks.

Methodical Gunmen Knock Off Witness In Chicago Scandal   Second Cab Driver Killed in Two Days

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   X-Rav Duke of Windsor to Determine Ulcer Status

TALKS WILL CONTINUT   Britain Will Get Additional Steel  No. Commnittments ‘Were Made in Paris

ROBBERY AT FORT RILEY   Loss of Cameras Jewelry from Exchanre Post

ROBBERY AT FORT RILEY   Loss : Cameras and Jewelry from Exchange Post Reported

Blt 4 PARLEY IS SOUGHT T0 KASE TENSION   Russia Likely to Re. ject Scheme Unless Peking Is Included In Conference.

BILL AUTHORIZING NAVY TO GO AHEAD WITH SHIP CONSTRUCTION APPROVED \

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. I 1  25 Unsolved Gang Murders In St. Louis. Last Decade

Crime in America By ESTES KEFAUVER   St. Louis: Gambling Here Big Business

Grand Jury fo Probe Alleged Vole Frauds, Gambling   Recent Episodes at Carthage Bring Call by Circuit Judge.

Call Grand Jury To Probe Claim Of Vote Frauds.   Jasper County: Voting Gambling and Vice te Come Before Probers

Votes and Vice Grand Jury For Carthage, Mo.   Joplin Magistrate Bribe Figures In Investiaation

Atom Plant Strike Is Enlarged   Workers Reject Raise Offer And Stay Off Job

London Dock Workers To Call ‘Recess’   Protest Arrest Of Seven Men

Charge Remington Hid Loyalty Doubt  Commerce Official Heard as Witness

Local Balloting, Hint Of Liquor Vote Swell Payment of Poll Taxes

Atom Bomb Shares Spotlight of War  East Coast Dwellers More Mindful of Possible Air Attack   KOREA ONLY PRELUDE? Esienhower's New Post May  Weaken Personal Political Strength   KOREA ONLY PRELUDE?

TRUMAN SERENADED BY GIRL CAROLERS   Group From County Institutions Sings 4 Songs at President's Home at Independence,

Baby Atom Bomb Declared ‘Giant’   Nevada Explosion Viewed as Tip-off To Many Varieties of Weapons

Defense Dept. Orders ‘Destruction of Slot Machines on Reservations

Housing Bill Cut In Half by Senate   Slashed for Sake Of Economy, Says Group

‘BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IN ECONOMY'  Senators Chop Truman's Proposed FHA Fund in Two

City Carpenters, Bricklayers Sign   Painters Vote Today; Plumbers Still Talk

Revised Plan Would Route Proposed Super-Highway In Vicinity Of Princeton

Florida Court Reversed in High Tribunal   Also Looking Into Docs Dealing in Health Insurance

Guilty Verdict Sef Aside By Supreme Cour!   Tribunal Holds Public Opinion And Press Made Trial Unfair

Florida Court Reversed in High Tribunal  Blea Tanking Inia   Also Looking Into Docs Dealing in Health Insurance

Food Costs Expected To Stay Level As Plentiful Supplies Hit Markets

Plentiful Supply Likely To Check Food Price Rise  Hikes Seen Limited Ta Ravicad Cailinace

LITTLE RISE SEEN IN COST OF FOOD   ECOXOMECS BUREAU SAYS PLENTIFUL SUPPLIES WILT, DETER PRICES.

Food Supplies, Plentiful Now, Will Keep Prices Static, Bureau Reports

Cost Of Food Not Expected - To Rise Much   Agricultural Bureau Says Abundant Supplies To Aid Consumer

OFFICERS, DIRECTORS NAMED BY THE C. OF C   Report of War on Mosqui- toes in The Bristol Area Is Submitted   WEEKLY FOGGINGS

Mt. Jewett Man Fatally Injured ir  Truck Mishap   James S. Bernhard Had Been Resident of Boro Seven Years

Top Military and UN Leaders at Services for Walker, 4-Star General

Sen. Schmidt Lashes 4: Dems Over Kohler   Charges Quiz of Gover nor on McCarthy a Pub licity Stunt

Defense Department Is Still Trying To Estimate! How Much Above Budget It Will Have To Go;

Defense Costs To Be More Than 41 Billions   Third Installment Expected to Be Asked in April

Gov't Trying To Estimate Defense Cost   $41,791,000,000 So Far This Year: More To Be Asked

Opinion Mixed on Nickel Gas Tax  Passage Depends on Republican Maioritv

 Seventy-Seven- Year-Old Woman Doctor ‘Named American Mother of Year

Dr. Mary Sloop Mother Of Year   Crossnore' Woman Receives Honors

Military Mission Will Help Train ‘Chiang’s Forces   Action Is Reversal of Policy But Still Far Short of M’Arthur Plan

Reds Drop Guns, Flee U.N. Drive   Retreat Begins To Resemble Rout; Many Trapped

Surrender In Droves: Abandon Ammunition; Allies Drive Deeper Info Red Korea Above Parallel   Gen. Van Fleet Says This Is Not Necessarily End Of War; How For The Enemy Will Retreat is The Question; Red Troops Morale Low   ALLIES PUNCTURE 38th PARALLEL AT HALF A DOZEN POINTS; TURNED BACK IN ONE SPOT

NEW PROMOTION PLAN   Opportunity Day to Replace Spring Opening in Lawrence

“Here once the embattled farmer stood And fired the shot heard ’round the world.”   A PROPHFTIC UTTFRANCE

Top Party Heads Map British Vote   Conservatives Greet Election Call With Rejoicing

€ ‘CONSERVATIVES ARE JOYFUL  British Political Parties Map Election Campaigns

SKIPPER HAS GIRL CREW ~ - Contact Reported Made  ~ With Lost Schooner

Sight Missing Schooner Witl All-Girl Crew Bureau Countian Skipper of Craft  evtnen ee Dantknt TN. ~

Thailand’s Revolt Collapsing Under Government Fire  Rebel Forces Being Decimated by Heavy  Casualties, Desertion:

Trattic Kills 12 Persons  Holiday Weekend Mishaps Bring 13 Wisconsin Deaths

Chinese Wave White Flag Shake GI Hands, Then Start Killing Infantry

Chinese Communists Shoot Down G. Ls After Waving White Surrender Flacs

Reds, Waving White Hags, Approach Yanks, Shake Hands, Then Start Killing -

Chinese Reds Wave White Flags, Shake Hands With Gls, Then Fire Tommy Guns

Reds Use White Flag Trick to Kill Yanks   Chinese Open Fire With Submachine Guns an Grenades After Feiqning Surrender.

Reds Wave White Flags, Then Kill Gls   Old "White Flag’ Trick Works Again As Reds Drive New Offensive Into UN Lines

Chinese Reds Wave White Flags To Draw GIs Into Death Trap  Open Up With Guns And Grenades After Shaking Hands With Americana

Girl Was Delivered ‘Alive 10 Minutes After Mother's Demise In Accident

Dewey Demands Total Embargo Of China By UN   GOP Leader Also Asks Ban Of Red China From UN

Dewey Urges Full Embargo On Red China   N. ¥Y. Governor Asserts Truman’s Far Eastern Policy ‘Week-K need’

Dewey Raps Weak Policy In Asia’   Calls for Firm Program By Free World to Meet Threat of Communism; Maps 11-Point Proposal

Dewey Urges Embargo Agains Red China   Calls Truman’s Far East Policy 'Weak-Kneed

Dewey In Favor Of Embargo   Stop All Shipments To Red China, Urges New York's Governor

Dewey Urges Full Embar SO On Red Clana  11-Point Program  Offered To Counter  Soviet Agrression

Dewey Urges Complete Embargo By All Free Nations Against Red China   Proposes 11-Point Program To Meet Threat Of Russian Aqaression

Dewey Proposes 11-Point Program To Meet Russian Aggression Threat

Dewey Seeks Kull Kimbargo  OnRed China   No Retreat Anywhere, Keep China from UN, Governor Urges

Flays Truman Far East Poli icy Dewey Asks Complete Embara¢ Of Red China By Free World

Dewey Urges Total Embargo Against Communist China Proposes 11-Point Program To Curb Soviet Aggression

Describes Truman Far East Policy As Wobbling   Johnston States Federal Goal Is To Set Up, Hold Stable Price Line

Dewey Wants Full Embargo Of China Reds   Declares Strategy 7 -O£ U.S. In Orient Misnlavs Weakness

Embargo All China Trade,  Dewey Urges  3 omy 7 Fe See er RA? A oct hace:   He Backs Up M’Arthw But Doesn’t Go All The Way

Dewey 11-Point Program Listed  Calls for Complete Red China Embargo

Gov. Dewey Urges Complete Embargo Against Red China   Says MacArthur Dismissal Done in Shabby Manner

Dewey Urges Full Embargo Of Red China  Terms Administratio Far East Policy

Dewey Urging China Embargo  He’d Deny Reds All Supplies From Now or

Dewey Urges Complete Embargo by All Free Nations Agairist Communist China

Embargo Against China L reed by Gov. Dewey: Lists  1-Point Program

Dewey Favors Total Embargo For Red China  Week- Kneed Trumeon  area een Een

Night Watchman Al Tulsa Found Slaln  Switchman Heard Man Cry for Help, Blow 

Cease-fire Talks to  Resume  Liaison Officers  Pe et   Liaison Officers Optimistic for First Time in Panmuniom Area

Liaison Officers Express Optimism   UN Proposes Compromise; Talks May Resurive Shortly

Liaison Officers Optimistic Over Armistice Talks   in Pace UJ INCW LVIdele....  United States Hopes To Prevent Atomic Showdown

COMPROMISE ON SITES IS MADE BY U.N.   Liaison lLeams In Agreement on Several Points Previously In Dispute.

Allies Show — Optimism on Truce Talks   Liaison Officers Have Bright View for Firet Time

UN Negotiators For First Time Express Optimism On Talks  Offer Compromise On Neutral Zones  Hint Agreement Near

6-6 Proposes ~ New Committee   TOOT VUINIRILES  Directors Offer Resolutions To  pepe: Bie cats een

C-€ Proposes New Committee  Directors Offer OD ocean ha   Directors Offer Resolutions To Integrate Functions

Todoy’s Skies   Senate Wrangle: On Approval Of Troops Transfer  Teeth’ In Congress Approve! Measure

Resolution Changed In 49-To-43 Vot  G. O. P. Tries T. o Put Teeth Into Curb On Use Of Troops

Demos Pull Together on Troops Issue   Administration Heads Rally Forces Against GOP ‘Legal Teeth‘ Try

OKAY SENDING 4 DIVISIONS TO EUROPE   Transfer Of More Troop: To Be Left To Congress  MAJORITY LEADER   Uncertain Of Next Step In Senate: Taft Says Bill Ends Misunderstanding

GOP Seeks Tighter Troops Ban   Wins First Senate Test Be 49-43 Vote

McClellan Amendment Adopted Opposing Unlimited Transfer Of Troops To Europe

Senate Nears Final Vote on Troop Issue   May Urge Truman To Seek Approval Of Additional Soldiers for Europe

Senate Votes Troops Curb   Administration Hopes to Beat Off GOP Attempt to Put Legal Teeth Into Resolution

Zoning By Race Is Held Invalid   Supreme Court Refuses To Accept Bir. mingham Segregation Appeal

Israel Sought As Partner In Defense Bloc  Overture Follows Egypt’s Refusal To Join In Plan

Tescott Has Second Flood in a Month   Heavy Overnight Rain Causes Creeks to Go On Rampage; Water Ts Subsidina Quickly

New Flood At Tescott   More Severe Than One June 8; Other Rivers Out After Heavy Rains

Slots Debate   Question of Seizure On Sight Should Be Thoroucghiv Aired

Envoy Seeks  Clear Reply  From Soviets   Acheson States He Has Hope of Definite Answer

GROMYKO WAS CONTACTED IN MOSCOW TODAY   UN Secretary Also Trying To Learn Cease-Fire Plan

Some Cadets May Be Freed From Probe   ‘Circumstances’ May Clear Several In Cribbing Issue  At Army’s Academy

Senators Will Keep Hands Off West Point Case   Declare There Is - Little Or Nothing .  Tah Ro Invectinntoar

Some of 80 Cadets Who Admit Guilt Might Get Reinstatement to Point

RECRUIT GRID STARS—BLAIK   West Point Coach Says Action Necessary For Team

Some Army Cadets May Be Acquitted   Senate Probers Decide To Keep Hands Off

Some Cadets May Be Freed From Probe  ircumstances’   ‘Circumstances’ May Clear Several In Cribbing Isue At Army’s Academy

Possibility Fewer Cadets Involved Than {st Reported  Rep. LeCompte Says   Rep. LeCompte Says He Was Approached On Ottumwa Athlete

New Explanatio is: jay . Be: Offered. Screening: Board. Officials. Say:

Cadets Likely To Be Cleared In ‘Crib’ Case   Some Seen Ousted; ‘But Majority May .Remam At Academy

‘Pendergast Policies’ Of Truman Hit _ By The GOP's Report On ‘Influence’

CORRUPTION IK GOVT BLASTED IN REC REPORT   Truman and Bogle Target of Minority Charge by Two Senators.

Republicans Lash Boyle And Truman   Report on RFC Probe: “Pendergast Setup On U.S. Level.”

Report of Senate Committee Releases Vitriolic Attack On The President

Republicans Demand Full Boyle Probe   Declare Morality In Govt. at Lowest Ebb in Histary

General Ready For Congress —   ‘Will Address Congress. Thursday After NY Visit

ENVOYS CALLED BY VISHINSKY   Friendship Treaties Under Discussion

REDS OPPOSE PEACE JESSUP TELLS COLLEGE   Understatement Of Year Comes From Controversial Figure

Accord Between Treasury And Federal Reserve Not Enough To Meet President’s Idea Of Inflation

Curb on Credit Expansion May Ease Inflation  Agreement Between   Agreement Between Federal Reserve and Treasury Helpful

NEW LENDING CURB PLANS T( BE STUDIED   Work te Continue In Spite of Federal Reserve Pact

More Lending Curbs In Planning Stage  Not Ended by.U. S. Reserve-Treasury Pact

Kkk kkk MILITARY SECRECY HIDES DETAILS OF PROBABLE RECORD HOP BY B-47 JET

Taft Fund Raiser Says $100,000 Not Reported   Campaign Treasurer on Stand as Senate Panel Continues Ohio Election Probe

SURPLUS TRUCKS NETTED BIG SUM   Sales Official Reveals Profits On Army Vehicles

Franklin Child Killed by Train   Bruce Shorts Dies Under Wheels At Conneaut

Kefauver Lauds Help Of Press   Says Aid Needed To Make Success Of Crime Prohe

Some Are Not Happy Se Oe Oe EBD  Education Department Target Of State Commission

Sherman Tank, Train Collide  Three Guardsmen Die At Ohio Crossing

3 Soldiers Die When Tank and Train Collide   Nationa! Guard Unit Crossing

Train, Tank Collide Killing Three Men  Seven Other Ohio Guardsmen Injured

Tank Demolished By  Train; Three Killed  War Vehicle Bemolished And Train Paetly  De waotin ed Be

Three Killed When Train Strikes Tank   Seven Persons Slightly Injured Near Barberton

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   O’Dwyer is First Witness in Renewed Senate Hearings

Rough Times for America’s First Department Store ~ the Door-to-Door Peddler

In West Korea   Army Announcement Says Reds Have Lost More Than 1,506,000

House Rejects Senafe Change: In Tax Measure  Conferees Instructed Not To Change Plan For Rural Roads

Friday Afternoon Set for Sale of = AH Baby. Beef   Beef Classes to Be «. Judged This Morning: By Lyle Haring; IBP'A

Passengers and Crew On C-47 Are Found by Search Party in Wild Country in New Mexicc

January Carrot Harvest Turns Up Big Profit  Newaygo Farms Dig [ean Olt OE Cuaers

Lull Broken By Unsuccessful Attacks By Reds  All Officials Say  No Orders Given To  Terminate Fighting

Officials Deny Giving Order  To Cease Fire   Communist Assaults Are Hurled Back; Field Dispatches Say Allied Troops Receive Orders To Fire Only If Attacked

White House Also Denies Giving Order   Field Dispatches Say Allied Troops Told To Fire Onlv ff Attacked

Red Assaults Hurled Back By UN Forees   Allied Headquarters In Tokyo And President Deny Report Shooting Ordered Stopped—Truce  Tannese htast Awe’

Reports UN Troops Have Orders to Fire  Only if Foe Attacks   Spokesmen in Tokyo and Key West Deny Any Cease-Fire Orders Given; Air, Sea Fighting Continues; Truce Teams Try to Reach Accord

No Ground Action Elsewhere on Front: Chinese Play Volley Ball While Allies Watch and Decline to Shoot.

D TROOPS TAK QUIET  WARTRONI   Attacks Made by mimunists in Bast— w Shots Are Fired at her Points.   YY CEASE-FIRE {DER WAS ISSUED   d Spokesman = Says ghth Army Has Not illed For Halt) in ‘ound Fighting.

) Enemy Attacks Break Strange Quiet on Front  Field Dispatches Say Troops Have Received Command to Fire Only If Chinese Open Up

AEC Chairman Threatens To Condemn Land At H-Bomb Plant Area In State

Employe Of AEC Who Tipped Lane Speculator Fired   Acreage For Plant May Be Condemned

Elderly Grocer Kills Holdup Man   Sister Identifies Body After Dramatic Scene

Permanent UMT Will Be Fought   Senator Johnson Calls Plan Un-American, Undemocratic.

Johnson Will Fight Universal Service  _Raps. Overseas Duty Ear 18-Year-Olds 

Solon Declores Program !s ‘Un-American’  Draft Plan Draws. Bi-Partisan Attack

DR. RUTLEDGE TOLD WIFE T0 CHANGE NAME   Suicide Note Advised Her to Start Anew; All Men “Wolves.”

Some Portions of Rutledge’s Letter ‘to Wife Revealed   Young Doctor Had Advised Her to Change Name, “Start a New Life.”

Said ‘All Men Are Wolves’—  Dr. Rutledge Advised His Wife To Change Name for New Life

DUAL CENSORSHIP UF NEWS TO END   RIDGWAY'S COMMAND TO PASS ON STORIES ABOUT WAR IN KOREA,

Ridgway Plans Single, Airtight War Censorship  Change In Handling

Pearson Says Chinese Reds May Be Threatening UN With Russian Subs

Report Reds Holding Threat Of USSR Sub. Air Power Over UN Negotiators

Guards Rescue Six Fishermen  Taken From Ice Floe Near Sturgeon Bay

Opposed Formosa AAission   Different Mood Only After Korean War Started, Former Defense Secretary Louis Jobnson Says   ACHESON FIRST TO COMMIT AIR POWER

Ex. Secretary Of Defense  Pr ‘oposed Aid  lor Formosa.   Commitinent OF U.S, Troops Suggested By Seerctary Of States  Testimony Continues

Truman,- Acheson’ Opposed Formosa Military Mission, Says Louis Johnson

‘Louis Johnson Says Acheson Channed Mind   former Defense Secretary Testifies That His Proposal to Aid Formosa First Rejected ang Later Accented.

Ex-Defense Boss Says U.S. Troops Were Not Equipped to Fiaht at Sart

View Changed After Korea War Started   Says He Received No Warnings On Current Conflict

Tighter Material Controls Needed To Step up Production of Planes

Austin Supports Naming of Jessup   UN Leader Denies Latter Is Red-Tainted

Raspberry Mold Count  Cuts Canning   Processors Fear  Seizure Of Pack

60 Percent Of Food Is Regulated   Rule Effective In April Permit Stores To Add Fixed Percentages  Average Is Lower.

Limit Profits For Grocers, Wholesalers  60 Per Cent of  Mintian‘’e Faad

Limit on Grocer Profits ‘Will Reduce Some Prices   WASHINGTON — (UP) — The government today put limits on grocers’ profits in a move which will mear some food price rollbacks and some increases.

Some Rollbacks, Some Increases Are Anticipated  Controls Replace Price Ereeze. Start in Aoril

Grocers Profit A-Bomb Spies Down in Move Guilty of Sale For Price Cuts To Red Russia

Limit Profits For Grocers, Wholesalers  60 Per Cent of Nation’s Food Budact Affected

Move Controls About 60 Per Cent Of Food Budget  Order Covers 10,000 Wholesale Suppliers, 540.000 Retail Stores

Some Price increases. Cuts Seen   OPS Regulations Effect 60 Percent Of Food Budget

Some Price Cuts Promised In New ‘Profits Control  DiSalle to Seek Flat Price Ceilings On Foor Within Next 6 Month:

Grocery Curbs Affect 60% of U.S. Food Bill   DiSalle’s Rollbacks to Outweigh Increases; Marl-uns Outlined

New Hospitals In lowa Feeling Financial Pinch   Rising Costs, Limits On Taxes Are The Chief Factors

Some of lowa's New Hospitals Pinched for Funds  Soaring Prices, Limit on Taxes

Senators Hit  Housing Bill  As Power Grab ‘Bricker Criticizes Truman Proposal As  4£¥p... f°, ._¢© § fF .

Ace Manhunters Of FBI Seeking Four Red Leaders   Only Part of Communists Show Up to Start Jail Terms for Plotting to Teach Violent Revolution Against U.S.

Missing Reds Being Hunted; Seven Jailed   FBI Seeks Whereabouts OF Four Who Fail To Surrender

Seven Reds Begin Terms Four Fail To Show Up  Ace Manhunters  Of FBI Thrown Into Search  For Missine Men

MISSING REDS SOUGHT BY FB      Convicted Lenders Fail T< Appear In Court; Comrades Jailed

FBI Manhunters Search For Four Missing Top Red:   Seven Others Begin Serving Jail Terms

BIG MANHUNT UNDERWAY FOR MISSING REDS   Convicted Men May Have Fled  America

Features for Everybody — In the Telegram Today   FBI Hunts 4 Missing Top Reds; 7 Others‘Sent to Prison

Winston, Thompson, Hall And Green Were. Not Present When Seven Pals Were Committed To House Of  ntion

Key Airfield At Suwon Is Also Retaken Today  ‘  Comeback Drive _ Making Progress In Seoul Area

‘United Nations Forces Push North Along A 25-Mile Front   »Biggest U. N. Assault Since Retreat Began, Is

Stough of Lawrence Helps  Introduce Measure of Hospital Entries   MORE RAIN, COLDER

Contract Work on A-Powered Plane   Air Forca Makes Deal fo  Frame of Proposed New Airero

MTV. CONVICT ESCAPES FROM MENARD PRISON   Wm. H. Graholt " and Another Trusty Walks Away From Penitenticory.

MT. V. CONVICT ESCAPES FROM MENARD PRISON   Wai H. GrahoW and Another   Trusty Walks Away From  Penitentiary.

Compromise Tax Program Is Proposed  State G.0.P. Senat Caucus To Scan

BLOOD PROGRAM TO START HERE   Quota! 625 Pints Of Blood For Servicemen

PLAN T0 WIN ON ENEMY CASUALTIES   Secretary of Defense Says Allies Out to Break Red Morale, Destroy Trained Chinese Armies.   BAR APPROACH TO RUSSIAN BORDER   U. N. Troops Ordered te Stay 15 Miles Away from Siberia; Ready to Bomb Manchuria.

Secretary of : Defense Soys Allies Out to Break Re Morale, Destroy Train ie Chinese Armies. .          BAR APPROACH TO RUSSIAN BORDER   U. N. Troops Ordered: te Stay 15 Miles Away from Siberia; Ready to tomb Manchuria... -

Senators Gather Today To Decide Probe Procedure   Whether They Will Hold Open Sessions Is Biggest Question

Senators Huddle On Strategy In Firing Inquiry  Investigation May Be Closed To Public .  ee oes

Morse Breaks With GOP's Support Of MacArthur Policy   Says The People Will Repudiate It

\Senators Are Debating Whether Hearing (On Policy Is To Be Behind Closed Doors

PLANS FOR WAR PROBE SPEEDED   Senators Meet To Discuss Question Of Closed Hearing In Order To Guard Vital Secrets.

Senate Studies Hearing Course In General’s Case  Indications of Closed Door Investigation Are Reported

 BE Senators Slam Door (On MacArthur Inquir.   It's Mrs. MacArthur  Day in Murfreesboro

Senators To Decide On Procedure Of Probe Info MacArthur Firing      To Vote Today On Whether The Sessions Will Be Open To Public

Decide to Quiz General Behind Closed Doors   Unless ‘Mac’ Shoulc Ask Senators For c Public Hearing

Vote to Adopt . Closed Session To ‘Get All Facts  General Could Ask — For Public Session

Senators Planning Inquiry Into MacArthur Ouster Decide Procedure

Little Chance Of Opening Doors Qn Mac Hearing   Session Will Not Be Thrown Open Unless MacArthur Requests, Committee Decides

Sen. Morse Breaks With GOP; Says Public Will Repudiate M’Arthur Bloc

Secret Senate Session Due In M’Arthur Quiz   General May Seck Public. Hearing On Removal By Truman

Senator Morse Breaks — With GOP On M’Arthur   Predicts Those Leaders Who Have Tied TT, The Conoral Will Re Renudiater!

For Closed MacArthur Hearing   Senate Will Open Door: To Public Only If General Asks It; Security © Is Factor Involved

Decision Expected On Mac’s Hearing   Senators Meet Today To Determine Whether Sessions Will be Open

Open or Closed Policy Hearings’   Senators To Make Decision Today

M Arthur Hearings  Closed   Public May See All If General Requests It

Senators to Hear MacArthur Behind Closed Doors  ‘Censored’ Version Fur “ #§&=#3-*. . a ae   ‘Censored’ Version Of Testimony To Be Made Public

Mac Will Be CalledBehind Closed Doors   Senators Fear Not All Facts Would Come Out in Public

May Close Doors on MacArthur Testimony   Won't Ba Public Unless General Requests It, Commiltee Announces

Closed Hearing For MacArthur Quiz Approved   Public Barred Unless General Reauests Chance

MacArthur To Be Heard Behind Doors   Senate Committee Hearing Barred To Public By Vote

SECRET PROBE OF MacARTHUR CASE DECIDED   Public Hearing Planned Only If General Wishes

Closed Hearing Plan Okayed for MacArthur Probe  Censored Version Will Be Released By Senate Group

Senate Slates Closed Hearing For MacArthur   General May Request Open Session for Joint Meet Thursday

Doug’s Hearing To Be Closed   General To Appear At Thursday Session

Mac Testimony To Be Behind Closed Doors   Famed General Will Give Views To Two Senate Committees On Thursday

Decide Closed Door Hearings  Public 1 MacArthur   Public 1f MacArthur Requests It, Is Word

Senators Decide They Will Hear General MacArthur Behind ‘Closed Doors Next Thursday  Far Eastern Military and Foreign  Policy Status to Be Outlined

24  Killed tm> Berrien County Te Date  19  Killed At Same Date in 1958

Brannan Fails to Use Props For Ag Prices   Has the Authority But Apparently Decides Against Action

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton   ‘oybeans   Brannan Apparently Against Price Supports As Weapon to Combat Soaring Food Prices

Many Farm Crops Without Price Supports   Sec. Brannan Does Not Use Means To Cut Prices

‘Secy. Brannan Changes Mind?  No Price Support Hike To Halt Price Rise by  Production Increase

SAYS “ECONOMICAL  §CHOOL” NECESSARY   Proposed Neshaminy Cannot Be Built Whohow” State Aid   CLAIMS SUP’T BOEHM

LANGHORNE TAXPAYERS DIOGUSS SCHOOL CO]   New Junior-Senior High May Cost $2,000,000   MUST HAVE STATE AID

Billion Dollar Slash OK'd By Senate Group   Reduction of Military and, Economic Funds Is Approved

Foreign Aid Cut By One Billion   Slashes by Senate Committees From Arms and Economic Support   'TURN DOWN ONE PLAN

WELL - DEFENDED COASTAL AREA STRUCK SUNDAY   Landing Preceded By Heavy Naval Barrage; Many Reds Slain   ACTION DESIGNED TO CUT SUPPLY LINES

NAVAL GUNFIRE SUPPORTS ATTACK UN RED TRANSPORT   Raid Carried Out by U.S. Marines and British Commandos 170 Miles North  of 38th Parallel.   COMMUNIST PLANES ROAR OVER SEOUL   Drive Yanks to Cover 40 Miles to North—Allies Reveal Loss of Island to Chinese.

Naval Gunfire From Transport Bass { and Destroyer Tingey Support Assa Near Tanchon, 170 Miles North of 38.

Allied Commandos Raid Far Behind Red Lines  British, U. S. Troops Shoot Up Communist Transport 170 Miles North of Parallel 38

Tough Yanks, Britons Land Near Tanchon   Naval Ganlire Paves Way For Assault on Rails,  Othe Pesce‘

Naval Guns Also Back Up Surprise Assault In North   Jet Battles Favor Allied Fliers As Negotiators Meet

British Commandos And Tough Leathernecks Join To Harass Red Transport   Communist Planes Fly Deep Into Allied Territory To Drive American Troops To Saver Alone Front Line North Of Seoul

British, U.S, Forces Make Surprise Raid   Both Commandoes, Marines Shoot Up Red Transportation

Acheson Takes Blast At Hungary   Calls Mass Deportation of Citizens “Grossest Brutality.”

Balkan Purge . Held ‘Brutal   Acheson Hits Deportation: In Red Huneary

Is Tuesday's Voting a Hint of 52? Some Legislators Say Yes, Some No

Lawmakers Divided Sharply Over Whether Elections Foreshadow Trend 

Congressmen Split Over Vote Reaction   Some GOP’s Claim Election Reveals Favorable Trend

Republicans Claim Rise In Strength   Democrats Figure Elections Failed To Indicate Trend

Ayr PiOperUs  Congress Members Divided On Trends Established By Voting

LEADERS DIVIDE QVER ELECTION TREND SHOWING   Republicans Claim Vote Shows Shift To G. O. P. Thinking — Democrats Say No TurnShown,

Argue Over Vote Trends   Election Comment Di. vides on Party Lines; “Ike” Help Seen

‘Congress Members Divide Sharply Over Whether Election Foreshadows a Trend

Congressmen Divided Sharply   Republicans, Democrats Differ in Opinion Of 1951 Election Results

Two Suspected Dope Peddlers Held In Canada   Arrested Pair May Be Bosses Behind “Luciano” Setup

Even Tractors, Horses In Red Mobilization   Soviet Blueprint Includes Everything  In Russian Nation

Russia Keyed To Intensive Mobilization   Army Information Digest Tells of Soviet Program

FULL MOBILIZATION --- ae  Soviets Fit Horses, Tractors, Citizens Into Program Says Army Publication

Men, Women And Children Fit Into  Russian War Mobilization Plans

All-out Soviet Mobilization Bared   VViet MIODIIZaGTION bCaréed  All Riesiaieens under Red Heel

Entire . Military, Civil Structure Geared for Rapid Mobilization ,  Everything In Russia Fits Into War Blueprin:

Farm Horses, Tractors Included—  All Of Russia’s 212 Million People.  Included In Mobilization Prosram

Soviet War Plan Uses Everything  Eritire Resources Of Nation Geared To War

Russia Mobilized On All-Out Seale  .* I] ]S AL Fe? . _,g gordmrmrrltlCOMT iy en. 4 re: yet

U. S. Publication Says Entire Russian Setup Geared For Rapid Mobilization

Mobilization Prime Object For Russians   Entire Nation Is Fitted Into Pattern For Waging War

Everything in Russia Fitted Into War Mobilization Plan, Army Book Reveals

 4.5 Million Under Arms  Soviet Mobilization Includes All—Horses, Tractors, People

Soviet Union’s War Mobilization Blueprint Includes Entire Nation

Christmas in June on 42nd Street as  Mr. Macy and Mr. Gimbel Slash Prices

Price-Cutting War Between New York Stores Kicks Bottom From Costs Of Items

Price War Hits New York After Buline By Court   No Free Trading Se Stores Compete For Business

BuyersSwamp Gotham Stores  In Price War   Macy Reductions In Retail Costs Being Met By Competition; Thousands Swarm Aisles  To Take Advantage Of Many Bargains

Price Cuts Spread To New Areas   Selling Pace Slows  A Little in New York But ‘War’ Starts in Oklahoma City, Frisco

PRICE-CUTTING FIGHT SPREADS TO NEW AREAS   Hectic Pace Set Earlier Easier — As Goods Fade.

—PRICE-CUTTING SPREADS— Slashes On New[tems Lure Bargain Hunters

New Yorkers Grab Bargains In Price War  Buying Heavy as Eager  Customers  ae a = an

Price-Cutting War Spreads In New Yorks Stores Mark Goods Down by 40 Per Cent

Gotham Stores Are Battling In Price War   Slashes in Some Items Hit 40PC— Shoppers Herded

Price Cutting Spreads Out   Oklahoma City, Omaha, *Friseo, Newark Offer Retail Bargains

New York Merchants Bring Up Replacements .. .  Retail Price-cutting Spreads to New Sectors

IMerrily Oo and On     Pri ice Slashing Stores Send. New Goods in Bargain Battle

Big New York Stores Battle In Price Wai   Slashes On Some Hems Range To More Than 40 Percent

ch Price Cutting Spreads   Oklahoma City, San Francisco, Omaha Enter Act

Price- Cutting , Spreads fo New Parts of Nation   Emphasis Shifts To New Items As Others Sell Out

Lands on 400-ft. Sandbar, Saves Navy Pilot, Gets Silver Star in Two Hours

THREE KILLED — _ IN CRASH NEAR EDWARDSVILLE   One death in Pinckneyville Accident; 10 Fatalities in Stote.

Bases-Loaded flomer Starts Scoring Spree   Fifth FInnine Vankeoec

Gil McDougald, Rizzuto Smash Yankee Homers   Bronx Bombers Roll Up Biggest Score In 15  Years Of World Series Games; Ed Lopat  Hurls Brilliant Five-Hitter; DiMaggio Proves To Be Sparkplug Of Yankees

Yankees Tally Most Runs Scored In Series Game in 15 Years To Smother Giants by 13 to 1  McDougald and Rizzuto Hit Homers In Leading Yanks to Third Win

Yanks Punish Giants   Biggest World Series Score Since 1936 Run Up by Easey Stengel’s Club in 1951 Claesic

McDougald’s Grand-Slam Homer Helps  Yankees Take 3-2 World Series Edge. Rout Jansen Farlv   Werieewas saurwae

Most Runs in Series Game for 15 Years   MeDougald, Rizzuto Slam Home Runs to Lead Yanks’. Attack

Rookie Hits Homer With Bases Loaded   Giants Fall Apart At Seams As Casey Crew Pours !t On

12-Blow Attack by Yanks Includes Two Homers; Lopai in 5-Hitter for Second Win   Yonks ODO BADADOODHEA Gionts FD OOO OOOO Oh B.A

Yankees Win Fifth Series Game by 13-1   Lopat Is Winner; Jansen Suffers Loss

McDougald Paces Team   Rookie’s Grand-Slam Home Run Starts Bombers on Way to Victory

M'‘Dougald Hits Grand Slam Homer   Eddie Lopat Hurls Club Into 3-2 Edge in Series

Yankees Trounce New York Giants 13-1 for 3-2 Edge  McDougald Blasts Four-Run Homer To Lead Attack

American Leaguers  Hold Edge of 3 - 2   McDougala Hits Third Four-Run Homer in History of Series

M’DOUGALD HITS FOUR BAGGER WITH THREE ON   13-1 DEFEAT WORST IN FIFTEEN YEARS OF SERIES PLAY

Yanks Beat Giants With Score 13 to 1  Get Most Runs In Series for Past 15 Years ©

R. L. Williamson fo Head League   President Of State Municipality Group

Turnpike Seen ‘Over Hump’ Despite Snag  _ Backers Feel Bonds Are Now Assured, Though Delay Loom

TurnpikeDelay In Ohio Brings Little Gloom  Investors Group  Says Act Calling Rar Raad Defective

Red Court To Try Archbishop Grosz For Hungary Plo  High Churchman Accuse   righ Churchman Accused Of Heading Movement  To Gain Power

FIVE-COMPANY GAS MERCER   UNG to Serve as Home Office for District ‘Utility Company ~

PUC CONFIRMS FIVE-COMPANY GAS MERGER   UNG to Serve as Home Office for District Utility Company

Prisoner, on Way to Pen, Shot in Attempted Escape  Deputy Sfashed on Throat as Convicted Safe Cracker Seeks to Hee From Auto

Prisoner Shot After Wounding Deputy Sheriff  *ofticer in Throat In Escape Attempt

$3 Billion, 80 Million Budget Boost Is Made As 245,000 Men Ordered To Train This Summer

42 Japs, Who Lived In Brazil, Are Einelly Convinced Janan Lest War

Features Index   Newly-Found Letters Written by Lincoln's Wife Tell Scandal Fears

St. Louis Shaking Off  Reeord Snow   12-Inch Fall Ties  Up Transportation And Business; Rains Sirike In Fast

Heavy Snowfall Traps Many Deer Hunters   St. Louis Starts Digging Out As Snow Quits Falling

St. Louis Workers Dig City Out From Record Snow Fall   East Coast Now In Storm’s Path, Winds Hit Area

St. Louis Shakes Off Storm Effects   No New Snowfall Seen in Most of Midwest Region

Flood on the Kaw   Two Dozen Witnesses in  Groesz Trial Admit Guilt

23 Hungarians Confess Guilt In Plot Trial    Witnesses For Red Regime Admit Help To Catholic Prelate

CHICAGO T0 GREET - MARTHUR TODAY   Milfions to Welcome General on Visit to Midwest; Plan 23-Mile Parade

HEROES NEVER FADE   US a a ee ae:  Chicago on Holiday Basis For Gen. M’ Arthur Visit

Great Turnout For MacArthur   Parade, Fireworks For Hero General

Chicago Rolls Out Red Carpet   Giant Demonstration Siated Por MacArthur Today

CHICAGO TO WELCOME GEN. M’ARTHUR TODAY   23.Mile Parade Scheduled for Afternoon With Fireworks Displav at Night.

TELLS OF ESCAPE FROM COMMUNISTS   Beautiful Hungarian Singer Katalin Karady, Tells of Red Rule   BEHIND IRON CURTAIN

Gen. Hoge New Commander Ninth Coro in Korea   Graduate of Wentworth Was Born in Boonville: Suceeds Gen. Moore:

W ar Danger Closer, Says Defense Chief   Enemy Build-Up  Increasing Fast   Marshall Alarmed Because Of Results Of Malik’s Bid For Truce

Iviore Warnings  All- Out War Dangers Accented By Marshall In Censored Testimony

Marshall Says All-Out War Threat Grows  House Group Bares His Testimony On Communist Build-up

WARNS CONGRESS. OF ALL-OUT WAR   Marshall Is Wary About Reds’ Build-up Program

Marshall Says Reds Increase  Danger Of Wat   Scerclary Declares Buiid-Up By Eneny Poses Global Threat

Urges Larger Budget for — Armed Forces   Seeking Big U.S. Appropriation For Defense Use

Red Build-up ls Worrying Marshall   Defense Secretary Testifies Before Clased Meeting

Red Buildup  CalledDanger   Marshall Warns Enemy Increasing Threat  of All Out War

Enemy Build Ups Threaten Peace  Increases Danaer of   Increases Danger of All Out War: Marshal

War Danger Is Increasing,” Sec. Marshall Tells Congress   _ Cites Huge Enemy Buildup as Red Threat to All of the Free World

CONGRESS TOLD RUSSIA 1S FAST BUILDING FORCE   House Committee Releases Part Of Testimony Showing Reds’ Military Prep.  arations,

Marshall Cites Serious Threat Of All-Out War   Enemy Build-Up Revealed In Testimony

U.S. Defense Chief Sees New Danger   Marshall Testifies At Closed Session Of House Committe.

ays All-Out far Danger ; Increasing   Portion of Marshall Testimony at Closed Meeting Is Released

Marshall Says Reds Building Up War Threat   Increased Armament Of Communists Offer - Grave New Danger to All-Out Conflict

Enemy Build-up Spurs War Threat   Marshall ‘Concerned’ over Letdown by US after Russian Moves

Marshall Reports Danger of All-Out War in “Build-Up  U. S. Plans to Have 400,000 Troops in Europe Next Year

Red Buildup Adds to Danger Of All-Out War   Secretary Marshall Warns Congress in a Closed Appropriations Hearing

Marshall Warns Enemy Buildup Tncreases Danger   Testifies In Closed Meet ing On 60 Billion Budget Proposal.

Soap Price Cut, Hike in Some Pay Promised   Fight Over Cotton Price Controls Comes From Dixie

EASE WHITE CO!LAR WAGE RESTRICTIONS   Gov't Also Rolls Back Soap Price in Order Issued Today.

'Roll Back Ceiling Prices on Soap Today   Cut Bars lc: Flakes and Detergents 2c Package.

Labor Peace, Cheaper Soap Is Foreseen  White Collar Salary Curbs Eased by ECA

URE WARSHIPS OBE MADE READ!   ;O CARRIERS AND BATTLE HIP IOWA BEING TAKEN OUT OF MOTHBALLS.

‘oedder For °'52   ae PO ae Fiat  Feeling That Ike Will Seck  Presideney Grows In Paris

Senate Rejects Truman Plea  Compromise Argued In Controle Renea!l

Administration ToKeep Up Control Fight   Truman Forces To Continue Efforts To Change Law

Capehart Control Repeal Plea Fails  Committee Balks At Truman Plan

Senate Subcommittees Set Hearings On Controversial Controls Issues

Senate Unit Denies Plea By Truman   Refuses To Repeal New Capehart Amendment To Controls Law.

tat el ma     SenateBackin;   anking Committee Rejects’ Bid For Repeal Of Clause

Senate Group Rejects Control Bill Proposal   Banking Committee Votes Down Pres. Truman’s Request

Public Hearings Set on Controls   Capehart Provision Compromise Studied

TRUMAN FORCES FIGHT CONTROLS   ‘Leaders Believe They Can Reject Part Of Bili—PubJie Hearings To Start Thursday.

Repeal Demand  Rejected   President Sought Iton Capehart Amendment to Controls Law

REJECTS A DEMAND   Truman Suffers Defeat at Hands of Senate Bank ing Committee

Senators Refuse Outright Repeal In Controls Law   Compromise Plan To Change Capehart Amendment Studied

Administration Is Hoping To Win Economic Battle   Senate Banking. Committee, Rejects Effort. To Repeal Amendment: To Economic Controls

Hundred Thousand Shriners Say Goodbye To New York After Staging Extravaganza

Shriners in a Start Home   Staged a Circus Like Parade in  New York City

Shriners End Convention  in N.Y. With Huge Show   77th Annual Convention Comes To End With Colorful Parades: MacArthur Participates

Roundup of Reds Appears Certain  Court Ruling Clears Way for Prosecutions

Court Decision Signals More Red Legal Actior   Other Members Of Communist Party Face Prosecution

Court Decision Backs Legality Ot Smith Act  ommunis ists Br ran inde

Door Is Opened for Prosecution of Red Plotters   Court Decision Gives Green Light to U. S. Protective Action

Prosecution of Individual Reds Seen Following Court Ruling   Decision Opens. Way for Action Under Smith Act

lop Communists lo BeProsecutec Under Smith Act  Cases of Other Red Leaders Placed Rafara Grand Jurv

Open Doors for. Roundup of Reds  See Prosecutions of Individual Communists

Widespread Prosecution of Communist Party Members to Follow Court Edict

\High Court Paves Way For Intensive Drive On U.S. Communists   12,000 Party Members Facing Individual Prosecution by Deoartment of Justice

Vigorous Action Against U.S. Communists Seen  Cases By Upholding Conviction of 11

New Campaign Against Reds In U.S. Looms   Supreme Court Decision Clears Way for Further Efforts to Suppress Communict Members

Other Red Comrades Face Trial   High Court Ruling Opens Way for 12,000 Cases

Predict Wide Prosecution  of Top Reds   Many More Suits Held Likely As High Cour Unholds Convictions

Supreme Court Clears Way For Red Crackdown   Historic Decision To Spark Prosecution Of  Communists In U, S.

Widespread Prosecution  Of Reds In U.S. Expected   Supreme Court Rules Communist Party Poses Threat: Upholds Conviction Of Reds

GOVT TO STEP UP CAMPAIGK AGAINST REDS   Widespread Prosecutions Seen In Wake Of High  Court Decision

Widespread Prosecutions of Individual Members Of Communist Party to Follow Court's Decision

Smith Act Of 1940 Upheld   Justice Dept. Expected ‘J'o Start Actions

Red Prosecutions To Be Increased   Grand Jury To Get ‘Individual’ Cases

To Widen Action In Prosecuting Individual Red:   iSupreme Court Decisior Opens Way To Extenc Prosecutions By U. §&

Red Prosecutions Appear ‘Certain’   Supreme Court Opens Door For Extensive Program Against Party

Reds In U.S. Facing Wide  Crackdown   Supreme Court Ruling Opens Road For  Prosecution

WAY IS OPENE FOR NEW DRIVE ON COMMUNISTS   Widespread Prosecution Seems Certain After Court's Denial Of Appeal Of 11 Top Reds

Widespread Prosecution Of U. S. Reds  Appears Certain As Result Of Decision

Historic 6-2 Decision Monday Upholds Smith Act Outlawing Plots of Violence Aaainst U.S.

U.S. Supreme Court Upholds Conviction of 1] Communists   Communists May Be Convicted For Their Actions

Supreme Court Confirms Conviction of 11 Top Reds   Wide Prosecution Of Communists Is Certain

U. S. Reds Face Wide  Prosecution   Ruling Paves Way For Court Action Against Subversives

Prosecution for Reds Predicted   Court Ruling Opens Door for New Action

Widespread ! Prosecution Of Individual U. S. Reds  Appears Certain Today

HISTORIC DECISION AFFIRMED High Tribunal Opens Way For Widespread Red Prosecutions

12,000 CASES ON FILE WITH JUSTICE DEPT   Gov't To Speed Prosecution of Party Members After High Court Action.

TRUMAN REPLIES TO MALIK’S TALK OF CEASE-FIRE   Calls For Guaranteeing Peace, Security, Hits Out At Republican Critics

Truman Asks Settlement   Wants Real Settlement Which Weald End Aggres: sien, Restore Peace

Major Policy Talk Blisters GOP Critics   Presidential Reply ‘to Russ Proposal , ts Guarded Tones

Oregon Resident Takes To Mountain In Colorade, Threatens To Shoot Visitors

‘Man Brandishes. Rifle from High Cliff near Duranao, Threatens All

Teachers Asked How lo Pay For Boosts   No Action Expected Be fore State Tax Program Presented

Senator Wants To Know How To Raise Money To  Pay Increases    BOOST FOR MARYLAND  TROOPERS FAVORED

 STATE PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING AGENCY  EARMARKS OVER 40 MILLION DOLLARS  TO EASE CRITICAL SHORTAGE OF CLASSROOM:

flonorable Settlements, No Appeasement--Truman   mE -_ = clUerUmUmUmeElrlSECLUD ss * «© @ & -_ * © &* & «£ *. *+ @©+ © & @ s *® © © & w a £¢ *£+ © &

Calls for More Planes, Tanks   Higher Taxes Asked by President in ‘Unien’ Meseace

Truman Tells Congress U.S. Will Negotiate But Rules Out Appeasement

TEMPERATURE   All-Out War Plan Prepared   Congress Hears State Of Union Messave Today

President Says War Output Rise To Back Policies   Chief Executive Says America Will Listen To ‘Honorable Settlement’, Appeals To Congress For Unity

Appeasement Is Ruled Out; Ten-Point Legislative Program  Is , Proposed  INIT TCTRY   Will Expand Plane, Tank Production  ; Chief Executive Tells Congress

Tax Increase, Draft Revision Included in Chief Executive's Ten-Point Legislative Program

But States U.S. Against Appeasing  n Asserts U. S. to Vastly Expand   Truman Asserts U. S. to Vastly Expand Plane and Tank Production to Uphold Democracies; to Ask For Tax Increases

Program Calls For 50,000 Planes a Year   President Appeals To GOP for Unity; Asks Higher Taxes

State of Union Message Warns: No Appeasement   President Says More Taxes Due To Pay for Arms

Defense Production Goals Are Set by Report to Congress   U. S. Ready for ‘Honorable Negotiations’ but Will Not Talk Peace at Any Price

Chief Executive Calls Fur 50,000 New Planes, 55,000 New Tanks Per Year; Begs Conorves« For Unity

Plane, Tank Production To Expand President Says In State Of Unton Message   WILL ASK MAJOR INCREASE IN TAXES; PLEADS FOR UNITY IN CONGRESS, C!TES THREAT OF “WORLD CONQUEST” BY RUSSIA

State of Union Message Asks Unity in Crisis   U.S. to Expand Tank And Plane Production — Major Increase’ in  Taxes to Be Required

Willing To Negotiate Honorably   President Appeals For Unity; Invites Constructive But  Not Harmful Criticisy

90,000 Planes Per Year, Expanded Tank Building  Among Plans for Defense

Nation Ready To Negotiate  With Russia   President Asserts Tank,. Plane Output Will Be Stepped Up

Plans Vast Tank, Plane Production   President, In ‘State Of Union’ Message, Says He Is Ready To Negotiate ‘Honorable Settlements’ With Soviet

ADJOURNMENT OF ASSEMBLY DEC: 22 SEEN   Two Knotty Problems Remain This Week  In Legislature

Partisan Fights Slow Assembly; Tax Bill OK'ed   Legislators Deadlock On Consolidation And Reapportionment

BARKLEY'S ADE TO BE QUESTIONED   SENATORS TO QUIZ SECRETARY AND SHAVER ABOUT CONTACTS WITH BFC.

Senate Aides Must Tell About Loans   Bank and Telephone Records Studied By Special Agents.

Senator Seeks’. Barkley’s Aide Called'In Quiz   , Shaver: Tncluded. Th  Nixon’s Demand For “RFC Loan Testimony

MacArthur To Prepare No Statement   General Will Testify In Senate Probe Without Decuments

Wilson Asks Authority For Subsidy   Worst Shortages ‘Yet To Come,’ Says Mobilization Chief

Food And Farm Subsidies Asked  Mobilization Chief Appeals To Congress

Wilson Seek: Power To Pay Food Subsidies   Mobilization Directo: Says Biggest Inflation Threat Yet To Come

Federal Subsidies For Farms Urged  Wilson Says Aid Will End   Wilson Says Aid Will End Any Defense Lags

Flood Control in Basin Stepped Ur  But Truman Curtails Reclamation Schedule

Assembly Gets Another Chance At Tax Proposal  Income Levy Expected To Be introduced Again This Week

Fresh Effort to Pass Fine's Income Tax Legislation Gains Strength in General Assembly

St. Paul Fire City's ‘Worst’   Three Blazes Cost $2 Zillion Plus

Red Press Lies Begin Rolling  ‘U.N. Delegates Feted by Victors’ .

for Negotiations at First Meeting   Red Paper Gloats U.N. le 'Guect' at Truce Talks

Reds Claim ‘Play Host’   Red Press Asserts Reds ir Charge of All Arrangements at Kaesong

Atlantic Allies To End Meeting  NATO Sets Western Army Goal at 100   NATO Sets Western Army Goal at 100 Divisions by ‘54

Powers Wind Up Talks on Europe Army   100 Divisions Troops By 1954 to Combat Possible Threat of Aaaression

100 Divisions Goal Of Atlantic Allies   New Goal Is 1954; Standardization Of Rifles, Machine Guns Sought By Churchill, Truman

Atlantic Allies End Five Days Of Consultation   ‘Dozen Nations Chart Way For Historic Decisions  Expected In January

100 Division  Army Sought  For Europe NATO Hopes  To Have Force  By End of 1954

Atlantic Allies Wind Up Parley  fig Three Accepts Asian-Arab Plan

PLAN HIKE OF NATO FORCES   Chart Way To Raise 100 Divisions For . Europe

Reds Try to Go on the Offensive in Seoul Battle   15,000 Men Jammed Across Main Route; Allies Speed Help

Foe Counterattacks Along West Front; Yanks, Turks Repel Blows, Gls Win Hil

Three Local Men Will Be Inducted In Army Apr. 4   Two More Will Take Pre-Induction Examinations Apr. 6

Four Local Men Will Be Inducted OnF ebruary 13   Part of Group of 42 Men From County Whe Will Go To Eric

Eight Killed as Two Pennsylvania  Railrood Passenger Trains Crash

G.0O.P. Wants ‘Demand’ Put In Troop Bill   Republicans Urge Checkrein On HST Qn Pact Assionment:

Higher Milk Prices on Way in Many Sections Washington Dispatch Says

Decadence Nof Fatal-Ketauver  Senator Soys Natio Needs. Hause-Cleenitte

More Than 3,000 Sign Petitions First Eisenhower-for-President Oraanization Formed in State

Eisenhower-for-President Club Organized in Joplin   More Than 3,000 Persons, Including Democrats and Republicans, Sign Petitions Asking General to Return at Proper Time and Enter Race .for Brexidency Oey Expected to Join in Anpeal.

INFANT CAUGHT UNHURT  Father Fields Babe in Air as Car Strikes Carriage

Death For Dope Peddling Sought By New Chairman Of Senate Crime Probers

'0' Connor Favor: Death For Dope Peddlers   New Chairman Of   New Chairman Of Crime Body In Strona Stand

Death for Dope Peddling   Propesed by Senate Crime Committee Head

Death Penalty Is Proposed For Dope Peddlers By New Senate Crime Probe Leader

Would Crush Dope Traffic   Solon Hints Death Penalty for Peddlers Might Do the Job

Philadelphia Resident Faces Homicide Charge For Mid-City Slaying

Interior Department's Money Bill Only Slightly Changed By Senate

JEFFERSON COUNTY ROAD BIDS OPENED   Widening and Asphalt Resurfacing of Route 37 Through County Are Called for by State.   ’ $10,767,156 WORK IN 28 COUNTIES   .ow Bids on Local Jobs Are $509,207 for Repaving and $369,682 for Concrete Widening.

TRUMAN TALKS LIKE CANDIDATE   ‘Fair Deal’ Planks For Platform Laid Out by Coast Talk

See Red Resistance As Delaying Action; Say Enemy Planning. No Determined Stand

REDS STIFFEN DEFENSE LINE NEAR PARALLEL   Artillery Contest Marks Battle For Day

2 Fresh Red Army Groups Face Allies  U.N. Push Closes In On Chunchon

Foreign Aid Setback Is Also Coming   Senate Committee Hears Testimony By Louis Budenz

Fight Perish in Tenement Fire: 9 Hurt   Flames Roar Through Crowded Cincinnati Building Trapping Sleeping Occupants.

Eight Killed in Cincinnati Fire 25 Residents of  aaa [a ; aa one

Fine Anxious To Settle Tax Dispute  Willing to Accept ‘Renal Crskebibssba   Willing to Accept ‘Broad Substitute For Original Plan

GOVERNOR SET 10 ACCEPT SUB FOR TAX BILL   GOP Factions Refuss To Budge On Stands  In House

‘Joliet Brunette Wins Title Of State Fair Queen, $6,000 In Prizes Including Auto

Daredevil Flyer Safe After Landing His Plane on Top of Mount Rainier

Gunman Kills 1, Injures 3  in Chi Tavern:   Tavern Owner Is Under Kefauver Committee Subnena

Hearnes Urges Increase Miss. Countian Leads Drive For More State Schoo! Funds

Price Rollback May Not Come With Controls  Economists Cite Problems, Say  New Curbs Due In ‘Week Or So’

French Leader  Slain In Sleep   Cambodia Commissioner Killed By House Boy

French Official For Cambodia Is Assassinated   Authorities Claim That His Killer Posed as Servant

Top French Envoy Slain In Indochina  By Viet Nam Killer   Commissioner Is Fourtt High Foreign Officer Murdered By Reds

Assassin Kills French Official  Red Terrorist Seen. As Cambodia Slayer

U.N. Demands Rujfer Zone On Korea Frant   Assassin Slays' French Offiejal

ee NABBED     "Red Terrorist. Assassinates  ; Tn dn Ohin« Ban an ae A:34 cise / BAU ee Tonto, LGR

Solon Says Put Soviets On Spot ‘With Disarm Plan  Vermonter Enters Great Debate: ct 7 ry a eae Sie ey nee eee

Gls Skeptical About Peace... . Chinese Guns Fire  During Truce Talk

HARD TO CONVINC!   Mortar. Shells Make Cessa tion of Hostilities Remote to G. I.’s

Gls Skeptical of Peace Talks  ies Hard to Delicon When hele ou Kitt

Bombs Make It Difficult For Infantrymen To Believe That Korean Peace Considered

Infantrymen at Front Hard to Convince Cease Fire Near   Red Mortars Make it Hard for Them

Men Still Dying At The Fronts   Red Mortar Shells Are Falling Daily

Red Mortars Making It Difficult For GI’s To Believe Peace Talk   Typical Foxhole View Is That They Won't Believe It Until They Are On The Rant Headed Far Home.

UN Negotiators Says Reds Trying To Win at Conference Table . 'What They Couldn't Get in War

Commies Denounced For Booby-Trapped — Troop Rotation Offer   Sub Committees Fail To Make Progress After 19 Days Of Work On Armistice Plans.

Claims Reds, Losing in Battle, Seek to Win Back Ground at Truce Table

Reds Fighting Front Battles At Conference   Trving toNegotiate\ ictories They Lost, UN Spokesman Charges

Troop Rotation : Offer Rejected, Reds Denouncet   Negotiators Accuse Enemy Of Insincerity

Reds Accused 0 Trying to Win ‘At Conferences   Air Force Rushes Latest Jet Planes To Korean Front

Deadlock On PW Exchange In Truce Plan   Jets Knock. Down _ Another Red MIG; More Sabres There

‘No P roeress:  In Red Talks   lL. N. Man Accuses Foe of Trying to Win War at Peace Table

UN Savs Foe  Tries To Win  War In Talks Negotiations On  POWs Stalled

General Blasts Red Delegation In Truce Stalling  Turner Declares Enemy Attempts Paper ‘Victory’

Rips Red Method In Truce Talk      Reds Trying To Win At Meeting What They: Couldn’t At Front, Charge

Angry Session With the Reds On Armistice   In Battle Zones Allied Jets Knock Down Another MIG

Battle of Words Is Red Infention, UN Envoy Says  Conferees Attempt To Make War Gains’

Reject Troop Ro‘ation Plen of Communists   Accuse Reds of Trying to Win Through Talks Instead of Fighting.

U.N. SAYS REDS TRYING TO WIN WAR ON TABLE   Allies Claim Communists Trying To Win In Conference What  . They Could Not Win In Battle.

Hurls Blunt Charge of ‘Duplicity   Taunts Commies With ‘Trying to Gain in Talk For Their Lack in Field

Turner Tells Them —  Reds Trying to Win At Truce Talks What They Cant in Battle

No Progress Made At Peace Talks   Latest Red Offer i]s Turned Down By UN Officers

Communists Told 6-Point Proposa Contains No Major Concessions; 13 U. S. Planes Lost in Week

UN Command Blasts Reds For Stalling   Commies Accused Of Trying to Win Ai Conference Table  Rather Than Fields

Claim Reds Seek Victory In Talks Denied In Battle   . ‘No Progress at All’’ Reported At Truce Table

Reds Try to Win Battles in Talks   UN Negotiator Claims “No Progress at ALI” On POW Exchange

‘NO PROGRESS,’ TODAY’S REPORT U.N. Truce Negotiator  Lambasts Communists

No Progress in Armistice Talks  Turner Rebukes Reds As Negotiations Lag

UN Delegates Accuse Reds  Truce Negotiations Snagged on 2 Points

UN Delegate Denounces Reds Six-Point Plan   Proposal Called for Limited Rotation and Policing a Truce

U.N. Rejects Any Limits On Rotation   Negotiators Fail To Reach Terms On Prisoner Exchange

UN Rejects Red Troop Rotation Offer  Accuses Reds of Trying To Take at’ Truce Table

Truce Deadlock Draws Tighter; Reds Lambasted   Rejection Of Six-Point Supervision Plan Brings  Charges By U.N.

UN Officer Hits Tactics of Commies  “No Progress at All’ Reported on

ALLIES REJECT LIMITED TROOP ROTATION PLAN   U.N. Delegate Denounces Red Attempt to Gain Military Advantage.

_ Score: 2 Down, 10 Go—  American Pilots Slash Attack Of 12 ® Rod lots To Bits. Protect Bombers :

Allied Jet Planes Shoot Down Russians   Two Red MIG-15 Type Craft Are. Blasted In Korea

Brewster May  Be Admitted To  Poliey Group Senate Dems May  Open Ranks Of  E’ .cmtesee 4 messenstione

Democrats May Name Brewster  Maine Senator May Get Vandenhera Post

Democrats May Give Truman Critic Seat On Foreien Relations Panel

Senate Democrats May Open Ranks Of Foreign Relations Group To Critic of Truman’s Program

Brewster Likely Choice To Take Vandenberg Post   Democrats May Accept Sharp Critic Than Risk Blow.

Brewster May Open Ranks To Criticism  Pracidont’e Acintie   President's Asiatic Policies To Get Comolete Airina

YANKS BRANDED ENEMY  Red China Premier Calls For Opposition To U.S.

Red China Calls U.S. Asian Enemy; Says Jap Pact ‘Illeqal, Invalid’ —

The Latest I. N. S. News Flashes   Reds Demand Withdrawal!   Senator Watson Active   General’s Fate Unknown

‘Appeals Hope Slim For Pair ‘Doomed For Atomic Spying  Rosenbergs Get Death, Sobell 30 Years Greenglass To Be Sentenced Today

Lumps Stalin With Freedom- -Hating Diciators  Truman Changes His Opinion of ‘Good Old Joe’

Johnston Has Conference  With Truman   Stabilizer to Try Again to Find New WSB Formula

Local Stephens Boys Win High Honors. At Boy Scout Camp Held Near McNeil

\Local Stephens Boys Win High Honors At Boy Scout Camp Held Near McNeil   Wavland McClurkin

Meanwhile on Fighting Front Gen. Van. Fleet Plans to “Go Ahead With Business as Usual’, An Aide Says.

Radio Message. Calls for Meeting Between July 10,15      Commanders Reply in Radio Messag@ To Gen. Ridgway’s Proposal fo Cease-Fire Discussion a

Meeting Place InSouth Korea Asked By Foe   Armistice Discussion Time Set Nine To 14 Days In Future By Reds; Acceptance Of UN Offer Made By Peiping Radio

Reds Ask That Meeting With UN Rapreserit Be Held Inside South Korea Instead OF Hospital Shin

Meeting Place   InSouth Korea Asked By Foe   Ae Rete  Days In Future By Reds; Acceptance Of UN Offer Made By Poiping Radio

Want Parley To Be Held in KaesongArea July 10-15   Kaesong Below 38th Parallel; Move Is Seen As ‘Face Save,’ .

CONGRESS: JOHNSON ASKS FOREIGN LEGION, MILLION MEN      CONGRESS:

U. S. Legion Is Advised   Johnson Asks Taking Of Europeans In Army

Senator Proposes Million Europeans  Enlist in US Army  Says Foreign Legion Wanld Remave Draft

Foreign Legion Plan Proposed   Senator Would Enlist Western Europeans

Political Storm Signals Fly  Before Texas Demo Meeting  Explosive Matters May Cause Fireworks

Strikers Sign Up With Union For Food Orders   Rieve Says “Our People Will Not Be Starved Into Work”

Food Promised Striking Forces In Textile Areas   Commissaries Due - To Cost Huge Sum In Dixie Operation

STRIKERS BEGIN SIGNING TO GET FOOD SUPPLIES   Jnion Says .Commissary Program Will Cost About $250,G00 Weekly -— No Sign Of Asreement.

Union Prepares To Sign Strikers For Food Orders   Plans Drawn Up At Area Meeting

Drive Near Foe’s Main Defense Line   Battles Flare Along Entire Front As U.N Units Eve ‘Triangle’

Allies Beat Off Counter-Attacks Near Red Redoubt   Foe Blasts UN Spearheads Driving For Tron Triangle

Allies Attack “Iron Tria ngle” nee “Tron Triangle”  Stiff Battles Flare  Across Korean Front

UN Forces Throw Back Red Thrusts   Enemy Is Fighting Stubbornly Against Crunching Advance Of Allied Units

Allies Beat Off Savage Counter Drive of Reds  All Threatening UN Spearheads Are Hit

Rain Hampering Progress; Reds Counterattack   UN Officers Say Allied Offensive At Main Red Line

Counterattacks Beaten Back By U.N. Foree   Some Units Gain Up to 3 Miles, Others Halted

Reds’ Savage Counterattacks Are Beaten Off   UN Offensive Near Communists’ Main  Line. Chiefs Say

Allies Battering At Enemy's Main Lines of Defense   Foe Battling Back Stubbornly Along Whole Korea Front

Allied Troops Battle Through Driving Rain to Halt Savage Communist Counter attacks in Bid to Take Main Enemy Redoubt; Artillery at Work Again

Counterattacks By Chinese Fail As Allies Move North   ‘Stubborn Fight -  Develops During ° Driving Rains

UN Forces Near Main Red Defense Lines Above 38th   Veteran Tank, Infantry Units Overcome Mud Handicap With Months of Experience

Allies Beat Off Attacks By Red Foes   Communists Savagely . Seek to Block Advance Of UN Troops; Rains Hamper Operations - 

Allies Beat Off Savage Red Thrusts   Foe Fights ‘Stubbornly As U. N. Troops Meet Main Defense Line

Allied Troops Whip Savage Red Attacks   Commies Attack All Allied Advancing Units

Iron Triangle Main Goal Of UN Offensive   Communists Dug In Behind Camouflage

ALL MENACING UN SPEARHEADS      In Tough Often H andto Hand Fighting

Allies Beat Off Savage Red Attacks   Communists Direct Blows at Spearheads Threatening Defenses

SavagePush MadebyFoe OnUN Units   Chinese Are Barricaded in Back of Pre-War Forts Built by North Koreans   Drive Continues      Allies Make Headway With Small Gains in  ‘Triangle’ Offensive

Main Line. Of Defense   Hack Out Gains. Against’ Stubborn. Chinese; Battles Foucht in Rain

BATTLE FLARES ON MAIN FRONT AS REDS STRIKE   Chinese Fight From Heavy Fortifications On Eastern Front — Flame Throwers Are  Used.

Allies Meet Principal Red Defense Line   U. N. Forces Throw Back Thrusts From Communist ‘Forts’

Allies Drive Toward Main Detense Line   UN Forces Fight Savage Red Counterattacks as Advance Nears Redoubt!

U.N. Troops Turn Back Savage Red Counter Attacks   Threatening Advance of Allies Causes Enem) to Resist Stubbornly

Enemy Troops Counterattack Strongly  UN Appears Near Main Red Lines

ALLIES BEAT OFF REDS IN DRIVE © TO MAIN REDOUBT   Rain Fails To Halt U.N, Pash Toward “Tron Triangle” Area

Allies Beat Off Savage Red Attacks   Commies Stubbornly Resist UN Advances— Offensive Nears Main Red Defensive Line

Allies Hit Strong Red Defense Line  Chinese Counterattacks Slow  Bein am : a a hn

THE GRADUATING CLASS OF NMC FOR 1951   Fierce Communist Counterattacks Beaten Off By U.N. Troops Fighting Toward Red Redoubt   Wide Variety Of Weather in Country Today   TODAY’S BASFRAIL

U.N. Troops Thrust Near  Main Defense   Driving Rain, Savage Red Attacks Fail to Stop Drives; Fortifications Bised by Cammies

Battle In Driving Rain:  UN Troops Beat Off Savage Counterattack s By Commies

U N.Forces Move Ahead Despite Attacks, Rain   Officers Believe Drive Nearing Main Rea Lieeaie.

REDS LAUNCH COUNTERATTACKS, SLOW ADVANCE  PITCHED BATTLES AS ALLIES THRUST FOR

UN Continues Advance Despite Stiff Resistance   Two Flying Bexcars Shot Down By Allied Artillery In Battle

UN Beats Off Savage Enemy Counterattacks  Reds Offer Fierce Resistance To Allied Armored Push Toward ‘Iron Triangle’

U.N. Offensive Nears Main Red Defense: Line   Fighting Through Mud, Allies Beat Off Counterattacks

Allies Beat Back Savage Red Attacks   U.N. Troops Out to Take  ‘4ital Enemy tron  Triangle

Reds’ Thrusts Thown Back In Savagely Fought Push   Advance Continuing Despite Stiffening  Chinese Resistance

Allies Smash Savage Enemy Counter Blows   UN Trops Moving toward Main Red Concentration In North Korea

U.N. Forces Drive Toward Main Red Defense Zone   Reds Counterattack Savagely As U. N Troops Advance

Allied Units Halt Attacks  In Rainstorm   Thrusts Thrown Back As Foe Battles Stubbornly Against Advance

Allies Rebuff  Savage Red Counterattacks  U.N. Troops Fight Through Driving  SS. ge Ten mee a :  eas

Fierce Red Thrust Is Beaten Off   Chinese Reds Fi ght Savagely Agcainst Crunching Advance Of UN Forces

Red Thrusts Beaten Off By Allies   UN Offensive Hits Main Defenses Of Foe In North Korea

U.N. HAMMER MAIN ENEMY DEFENSES   Chinese Fight From Prewar Built Fortifications  EIGHTH ARMY   Willing To Pay For Taking “Iron Triangle;’’ Three Planes Knocked Out

U.N. Troop: Hit Foe's Main Line   Enemy Puts Up Stiff Resistance in Front of Iron Triangle

Allied Troops Near — Main Red Defenses .   Foe's: Savage Counterattack: Aaainst Soearheads Beaten Off.

U.N. Troops Beat Off Savage Red Counterattacks   Allies Fighting Through Driving Rain Toward Main Communist Redoubt

Reds Fight From Dua-In Positions   Stubborn Defense Holds UN Forces To Short Gains

Allied Troops Repel Savage Counterblows   Drive Through Rain Toward the Main Red Defense Line

No Halt Planned In UN Drive af 38th Parallel   Fierce Fight Rages On Key Sectors of Korea Battlefront

U.N. Push Nears Big Communist Defense Lines   Reds Fight Fiercely Against Grinding Allied Advance

Allied Forces Grind Ahead. Led By Tanks   Minor Gains Scored In Savage Fighting On Saw-Tooth Front

Allies Beat Off Savage Enemy Counterblows  Reds Fight Fiercely tions

Savage Fighting Near “Iron Triangle” On Korean Front   Fortifications Used By Chinese Reds

Beat Off Enemy Attacks   Allies Edge Out Meager Gains or Are Held to Standstill as They Hit Main Red Defense Line

CATH OF OFFICE GIVEN NEWTOWN SCHOOL BOAR   Dr. L. Fitch, President, Mrs Greenlee, Vice President   CHRISTMAS PAR

DR. ROBERTS RETIRES AS HEAD OF BOARD  Newtown Physician Served As President of School : Board 32 Years  DR. FITCH IS NAMED

Invifed to a Luncheon  Noted Negro C Kemist C bins Union Leaque Snubbed Him

Four Injured As Auto Hits Freight Train  Residents of Rock Falls Hurt in Rock Island Road Crash

Four Are Injured In Smash-Up Here  “Worst Smash-Up I Have Ever Seen’ Sherif Maxwell Says: Moser Taken To Omaha

Government Asks Backing On Troop Use  ‘Action Cannot Wait on Debate’

Everhart Sound: Saving Keynote  Necessities, ButNe — Eunuiries Far State

Allied Troops Retreat Along 100-Mile Line   Foe Breaks Through On East-Central Area, Battle North of Seoul

ALLIES FORCED BACKWARD ON ENTIRE FRONT   UN Troops Battle To Close Gap East Of Chunchon

Defense Pulled Back On Entire Korean Front   Main Blow By Chinese Yet To Come; Allies Exacting Terrific Toll Of Casualties As Fanatical Waves Of Troops Hurled At Line:

Ask Phone Rate Hike   Bell Says Boost Of $360,000 Month Needed Because of High Costs

More Players In Cage Fix  Eight Bradley U.   Eight Bradley U. Athletes Admit Shavina Points

ALL-AMERICAN LOOPER NAMED IN GAME ‘FIX’   New York Attorney Says Bradley Men Accepted Bribes

Official Names Four, Including an All-American   Charges Manipulation of Scores Began In 1948-1949 Season ©   Orders Probe

Bradley Cagers Admit Bribes  IMinois Attorne Orders Investiaation

Eight Bradley University Cage Stars Admit Taking Bribes   All-American Athlete Listed Among Players Being Questioned in New Basketbal? Scandal

 All-American Included  ‘Eight Bradley Players Admit Accepting Bribes to Fix Games

Says Br ‘adley Play ers Had Taken Bribes   Announced Eight Are Involved in  Accepting Them

Bradley U. Involved in  Sports ‘Fix’   Eight Basketball Players From Ilinois School Admit Accepting Bribe:   TO THE GRAND JURY?   RUF RESES WEerel a Fae hes  All-American Melchiorre Leading Recipieni of Fees, DA Announces

8 BRADLEY PLAYERS ADMIT ACCEPTING HOOP GAME BRIBES   All-American Star Eugene Melchiorre Among Alleged Fixers

Bradley Stars  Accused in Fixes Of Cage Games   All-American Gene: © Malchiorra, Said to-Be Leader In Bribes for  ‘Two Different Yoars

Arrest 8 More In Basketball Fix Scandal   Bradley University Players Admit Taking Bribes, Says New York Prosecutor

Fight Stars Take Bribes. Of Gamblers   Top Ranking Peoria Team Drawn Into New York Inquiry

Hogan Says Fight Bradley Players Admitted Bribes   Basketball Scandal Hits _ Jiinois University —Shore to Hold

Eight Bradley U. Basketball Players Admit Accepting Bribe To Fix Games

Believe Fabulous ‘Lost Creek’ Mine May Have Claimed Its 21st Vietim; Mounties Hunt Missing Prospector

Admits Cutting Un Wife’s Body   Alleged Forger Says His Wife Had Died Of Natural Causes

Truman Denies Peace Bid Set  Calls Joint Chief For Afternoon Meet

Chiefs Called To Conference at White House   President Asserts He Would Know of Anniversary Effort

Seek to Wipe Out 40,000-Red Force      ‘Operation Killer’ Gains 812 Miles on 60-Mile Front

Young FBI Agent Breaks Drug Ring In Quick Drive   By MABEL GOULDY Fort Worth Star-Telegram Staff Writer

Man Who Broke Wichita Falls High School Marihuana Dope Ring Says Father Was Shot By Dope Peddler

GOP Tries to Whip Plan to. Amend Bill   Monticello Solon’s Measure Would Delay Welfare Effect Date

Behind - the -Scene Fighting Reported In State Program   Recently Demoted Colonel May Quit Civil Defense Position Due To Act

in State: Program   Recently ‘Demoted Colone “May Quit Civil Defense _* Position Due To Act ¢

Freight Rate Boost Jumps Meat Prices   Consumers Warned By Stabilizers To Expect New Inflation Spiral To Start Next Winter.

Freight Rate Boost Brings Hieher Prices   Meat Packers Given Permi: sion to Raise Ceilings: Autos Expected to Be Higher.

Freight Rates Rise, Predict N ew Inflation   Higher Prices on Meat Expected As Oniral GCantinuwne

Railroad Freight Rate Boost Will Raise Meat Prices  Consumers Warned Of Another Inflation Spiral This Winter

Railroads Boost Freight Rates Today   Meat Prices Up, New Inflation Spiral Due This Winter

Seven County Men Will Be Inducted Into Army May Wy)   No Smethport Men Included in Group To Leave This Month

Steel Strike May Be Avertec  n Policy Makers called fy Reeutinne

Steel Walkout alt Is Hoped  ion Policy Panel   Union Policy Panel Meeting Is Called

Interior Money Bill Before Seriate but Serious Debate Postponed Until Monday

Dixie Democrats Poised for Fight At Truman's Sign   Await Belligerent Move by President Ear Einich Finht

DIXIE LEADERS _ AWAITING MOVE BY PRESIDENT   Southern Democrats Ready for Political Finish Fight im 31059.

First Mention Of Civil ‘Rights. Criticism May Signal Political Firing On Fort Sumter

Leaders In Dixie Ready For Fight   Southern Demos Watchne Truman

Dixie Party Keeps Close Eye on Truman  Watchfu! Waiting   Watchful Woiting May Touch Off Fight to Finish

Local Temoerature   Ready To Fight Racial Move... . South’s Democrats Watching Truman

Dixiecrats All Set For Battle With President   Showdown Is Due If Truman Insists On Civil Rights.

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS  Keeping Their Political Powdel Dry For War With) Truman

UN Troops Repel Five Red Attacks on Central Front   First Anniversary of War Marked by Savage Fighting

iinemy Slams Five Attacks Against UN,  Furious Resistance   Furious Resistance Drives Communists Back at Front

DEFENSE BILL PASSED:   House Approves Compromise Measure; Calls for $56,937,808,030

House Passes a Compromise Defense Budge! Bill Today   Boosts to $94 Billion the Money Available for Preparedness.

“Make Them Fear To Get in Path’      Speaking of ‘“‘Despera does,” Rayburn Gavels . ' House Into Session   SIXTH SPEAKER TERM   Crowded Galleries Lenc Color to 82nd Opening By Legislators

New 82nd Congress In Session   Democrats Move To Prevent Seating Of Maryland Republican

New Congress Convenes With Pleas for Unity   Solemn Atmosphere With Knowledge of Trying Era Ahead

Rayburn Says Oceans Not Enough to Protect U.S. In Desperadoes’ World

Steel-Helmeted Guards Use Rifle Butts On Mob Attacking Police Lines   Several Persons Reported Injured In Attempt To Enter Apartment. Building In Suburb Of Chicagu

Guardsmen Battle Big Chicago Mob  Crowd Riots In’ Cicero  Where Negro Had Rent ed Anartment

Belt Foes See Rail Towns As ‘Ghost Cities’  Line Would Hurt Railroads, Ohio Lawmakers Told

.~CONVEYOR— Competition To Railroads Said ‘Unfair’  “Foes Of Beltline Begin Testimony

Probers Again Cite Costello For Contempt  Life Of Kefauver Committee Extended For Thirty Days

Costello Facing New Citation For Contempt  Life Of Kefauver Probe Committee Extended Month

Reds Attempt To Lure Italy To Communism   Urge Renunciation of Atlantic Pact As Price for Peace

WORST ANEAD WHEN CROWDS ROLLING HOM   Accidental Deaths Nearing 500-Mark After 61 Hours of Holiday.

Acheson Ends Lengthy Quiz  Before Solons   Wedemeyer To Take Stand Tomorrow In MacArthur Hearing

EIGHT-DAY QUIZ. OF ACHESON ENDS INCLASH OF VIEWS   GOP Crities. Launch Parting Barrage at Ofticlal’s Policies *   ‘CHINA LOBBY’ EYED   Truman Orders ‘Cooperation’ If Congress Demands Probe

Acheson Denies He Dictated Army Policies   Concludes Eight Day: Of Testimony in Row With MacArthur

Secretary Ends 8-Day Senate Stay  Denies Dictatorial Powers Mac Labels Alliance Talk Lie

Gen. Wedemeyel ls Slated Next At Senate Probe   Sec. Of State Denies - Charge Of Wielding ‘Dictatorial Power’

Temperatures   Denies State Department Exercises Dictatorial Rule Over Arms Policy

Dean Acheson Denies Ruling War Strategy   Views Clash With MacArthur As Kight-Day Inquiry Ends

NEW CLASH WITH MacARTHUR Acheson Ends Testimony  Amid Critical Barrage

Dictator’ Charges by GOP Denied   Cabinet Member Ends Eight-Day Probe Ordeal

M’Arthur Charges Marshall's China Trip ‘Forced’ Chiang Into Alliance With Reds

GOP Takes Parting Blast As State Secretary Finishes After Eight Days on Griddle

Wedemeyer To Be Heard  On Monday   Inquiry into All Foreigr Influences in Govt. Asked by Bridges.

Acheson Ends Testimony Affer Clash With Mac   Republican Critics Unleash Parting Barrage At Acheson After 8-Day Quiz

General Denies Backing Coalifion of Chiang, Reds   GOP Critics Renew Charges as Secretary Winds Up Testimony

Probers End 5-Day Quiz. Of Acheson   New M’ Arthur Clash Develops Over China Policy Issue

Acheson Denies He Dictated Army Policies  Concludes Eight Day   Concludes Eight Day Of Testimony in Row With MacArthur

Two-Cent Tax On Fags Issue   Levy Writers Gird For Monday Battle

Democrats Back Stand Of Byrnes   Divided Over His Domestic Views

 Congressional Applause  ‘Byrnes Wins Approval With   Call For European Defense 

iixpress Favor To Views of  Gov. Byrnes   Hold it Not be Wise to Have “Our Army Divided”

LIQUOR TAXES UP FOR BOOST      Bootlegger Said Gut By U. 8. Expert

Tax Expert Says Drinkers Will Continue Drinking No Matter How Much It Costs

Bill Is Proposed To Ease Curbs On Give Aways   Assemblyman Offers Measure to Clear Up Anti-Discrimination

Communist Version of Battle Line Two Miles South of UN: Allies Forced to Retreat Brief: lv

Patrols Take Over Korean Fronts Today   Fighting Nearly Vanishes As Hope For Truce Grows

Fighting On Korean Front Dying Down   Marauding Patrols Take Over During Rains; Air War About Washed Out

Korean Front’ Quiet Today   Rains Have Fighting A Virtual Standstill, Reports State,

Korean Fighting Slows To Patrol Action   Gls Hope Lifted By Latest Red Truce Zone Proposal

Battle Zone Quiet In Truce Bid Wake  Action Slows. Down On Rain-Swept Front

Fighting pirtually  Vanishes   Marauding Patrals Take Over Quiet,  Deluge Front

Patrols Are Active, Big Units Idle   Rain Hampers Air War and Only 318 Sorties Are Flown, 79 Back  Ground Troops   Trucks Hunted   Report Is 260 Vehicles Destroyed of 2,000  Seen

Patrols Take Over af Front   Battle Lines Quiet, RainSwept and Little Air Action Reported

Korean Front ls Quiet Due To Peace Hint   Hopes for an End to War Brings Lull in Clashes Between  Red and UN Troops:

Korean Frontline Is Reported Quiet   Rain Swept Battle Front Becomes Dull as Enemy  Issues New Zone Proposal

Fighting Almost Vanishes On Korean Fronts  eavy Rains,   Heavy Rains, Truce Hopes. Limit Battle Action

Patrol Action Occupies UN Forces In Koree   Fighting Almost Vanished From Rainswept Area

FIGHTING SLOWS AS CEASE-FIRE HOPES BRIGHTEN   No Significant Action Reported —-Chinese Company Attacks And 1s Driven Back.

Defense Housing Legislation Gets House Approval   Administration Saves Two Key Provisions

Negro Boys Had It Good in Jail  Slipped One Out Each Night" To Raid Filling  Gana:

Truce Teams Refuse To Alter Stand   Nam Understands. U.N. Position But Does Not Grasp Tts Lovic

UN, Red Truce Teams Will Not Budge on Stand  “Buffer Zone’ Issue Is Causing Trouble

Same Story At Kaesong: No Progress  Delegates Will   Delegates Will Try Again Today To End Deadlock

U.N. and Reds Refuse to Budge From Zone Stand  No Progress Reported; Acheson Says U. S. Won't Agree to 38th

NO PROGRESS IS REPORTED IN TRUCE TALKS   Negotiators Won't Budge To day, Will Meet Again on Thursday.

lruce Teams Steadfast On Demands   Delegates Fail to Moke Progress in A Long Session

Buffer Zone Still Snags Truce Talks   Reds Stand Pat On Demand for 38th Parallel

Negotiators Continue To Be Stymied Over Establishment Of Buffer Zone Through Korea

17th Session Scheduled For Tonight   Joy Spends More Than Hour Telling Reds What's Wrong

Recesses Have Broken Previous Deadlocks in CeaseFire Discussions; 7th Meeting Scheduled.   NO STALEMATE, SAYS U. N. SPOKESMAN

UN, Communist Truce Teams Refuse To Budge Stands On Issue Of Korea Buffer Zone

UN, Red Teams Still Apart on Butter Zone   Neither Side Changes Stand In 16th Cease-Fire Meeting

Parley Issue Is Knotty   ‘Truce ‘Teams in Korea Refuse To Budge from Their Opposing Stands On Buffer Zone

Conferences Fail fo Make Any Progress   UN and Reds Blocked By Disagreement on ‘Establishment of Neutral Area

Delegates Wrangle On Buffer Zone   Chief U. N. Delegate Explains Allied Stand in Lenathy Talk ~-

REDS AND ALLIES STRONGLY FAVOR DIFFERENT LINES   Vice Admiral joy Tells Enemy What Is Wrong With Its Demand —- Little Prosiess Marcle

BUFFER ZONE REMAINS BIG OBSTACLE AS NEGOTIATORS MEET FOR 16th TIME

Iruce leams No Closer On Terms  Neither Side Will Budge on Matter of Korean Buffer Zone  LONG SPEECH BY JOY  Admiral Who Heads U. N. Delegation Sets Out Precise Reasons  Bulletin o U. N. _ Advance Headquarters,

Joy Insists On Present Battle Line   Top U. N, Delegate Cites Bad Points Of Red Demands

Neither Side Will Budge From Demands on Buffer Zone Issue   Each Side Making Lengthy Speeches in Attempt to End Discord; Reds Showing No Evidence of Weakening the Argument

Truce Teams Continue Talk Without Action   Joy's Long Talk Explains Reason For Stand By UN

Where to Establish Buffer Zone Still Is Problem; Joy Makes Longest Talk at Truce Meeting

Allies And Reds Refuse To Budge On Buffer Issue   U. S. Delegate Gives Long Speech Picking Flaws In Red Demands; Resume Parley Tonight

United Nations And Communist Truce Teams Again Refuse To Budge From Opposing Stand On Location Of Cease-Fire Line—Joy Talks For Hour And Thirteen Minutes Telling Reds What Is Wrong With Their Demand—U. N. Delegates Patient

Delegates Stand Pat On Demands For Buffer Zone   Joy Informs Reds UN Will Deal Only On Military Issue

Vice Adm. Turner Joy Tells Red Generals Allies Ar “Interested Only in Military Realities”

ALLIES AND REDS STAND PAT ON FIRST DEMANDS   ACHESON REJECTS NEUTRAL ZONE AT THE 38TH PARALLEL

Cease-Fire Talks Still Deadlocked   Negotiators Refuse To Budge From Their Opposing Positions On Buffer Zone

United Nations, Red Truce Teams Refuse To Budge   Admiral Joy Tells Red: What Is Wrong With Their Demands.

$500,000 in Narcotics Found in Autc  Biggest U. S. Haul Ever Made

SEIZE CACHE OF MARUUANA   $500, 000 Haul Taken  From Secret Compart ments Of Auto

Police Hold $500,000 In  Marijuana   Important Seizure  In Washingion; Three Persons Also Put Under Arrest

Big Dope Cache Found in Aufo   Officers Halt Vigil Aimed at Trapping Possible Hijeckers

Huge Store Of “Reefer” W eed Seized  Value Of Cache Placec At $500,000: Three Poerenne Hold

$500,000 Haul ! Of Dope Founc Hidden In Car   Hoodlums Fail To Snatch Auto After Police Keep Vigil

$500,000 Worth Of Dope Seized   Washington Police Make What May Be Greatest US Haul

$500,000 Worth Of Dope Seized   Agente Find Marijuana In Compartments  Of Auto.

Record Load Of Narcotics Is Seized   24-Hour Vigil Thwarts Efforts To Hiiack Car

Marijuana Worth $500,000 Seized   New York Officers Strip Car, Find Record Cache

BIGGEST HAUL OF MARIJUANA   Half Million Dollar Cargo Seized At Notion’s Capital.

Fifth Hurricane Churns Atlantic  Moves Westward Fron  Dominican Republic

FOURTH AND FIFTH STORMS TRACKED   New Hurricane Spotted Half Way Across Atlantic: Number Four Gaining Strength

New Hurricane Discovered Out in Atlantic  Fifth of Season Reported by Vessel

Fourth, Fifth Hurricanes Of Season Watched   Newest Storm Far Out In Atlantic, Ship Reports

Admits $225,000 Looting  Former Beaver Dam Mayor Receives Heavy Prison Tern

Ex-Mayor Gets Term in Prison   30 to 56 Years for Knoll for His Actions

Stiff Sentence for Ex-Mayor   Beaver Dam Man Given Long Term on Big Fraud Charges

Posse Hunts Vet Who Slew Three  Kills Wife, Her Dad And Brothkher-in_! aw

Lenten Fast Laws Lifted As Résult of Flu Epidemic   '. Archbiship Cushing Relaxes Regulations in This Archdiorese—Dicaace Hite 2560 000

Bums Clout Rookies in Must Game   Brooklyn Scoring Spree Starts in First Inning

Dodgers Win By Blanking Giants, 10-0  Game Resumed Alter Halt by

Brooklyn Evens Playoff Series   Defeat Giants 10-0 in Second Game Robinson Is Brooks Hitting Star

Washington Is Swept By Hints Truce Is Near   Defense Secretary Inspects Eighth Army; Says China Reds Hold Key To Peace; GOP Senator Wiley Reveals ‘Something In Air”

Surprise Trip Takes Leader To Battlefield   Defense Secretary Brushes Aside Tale That Peace Sought

Peron To Step Out Of Office Daring Ballot   President Wants To Remain Out, Congress To Name Substitute

County-wide Civilian Defense Meet Scheduled in Marysville Jan. 24

COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE MEETING ARRANGED HERE FOR JANUARY 24   Organization Workers And Others Urged To Attend The Session

Woman Rescued After Fourteen Day Vigil by Shattered Plane in Alaska

Navy Plane Sets New Altitude Mark  Craft Reaches Almost 15 Miles; Attains Top Speed of 1300 mph

Navy Plane Flies 1300 Miles An Hour In Test; Climbs 15 Miles Above Earth For New Record

THROUGH SONIC BARRIER. Test Pilot Flies Navy Plane To New Altitude

WFATHER.   Navy Plane Flies 1300 Miles An Hour In Test; Climbs 15 Miles Above Earth For New Record

Spy Trial Red ‘Hoax, U.S. Says   State Department Official Denounces Red ‘Smear Attack:

State Dept. Hits ‘AtCzech Trial’   Calls Oatis Trial « ‘Propaganda Hoax

Trial of Oatis Communist Hoax, Says State Dept.   Prepaganda Operation - to Smear U. S. and _ Press, Warning

Denounces Oatis Trial  Asa‘Hoax’   State Department Says It Is Attempt to Smear US, American Press

U. S. DENOUNCES NEWSMAN’S TRIAL   State Department Calls Qatis Case Red “Hoax”

Oatis Trial ts Branded Hoax Fer Publicity   State Department In Blast at Czechs For Arrest of Former A.P. Chief Now on Trinl

Officials Tag Qatis Trial  As Propaganda   Warn People Against Believing Confession Obtained After Man Held in Jail 70 Days

UN FORCES CRACK RED DEFENSE LINE IN “TRIANGLE” AREA   Seize Last Heights, Send Tank Column 3 Miles Nearer Chorwon   FACE HEAVY BARRAGES   Foe Expected to Stand or Die Defending Buildup Stronahold

UN Forces Cut Main Red Line Near Chorwon   Last High Mountains Near ‘Iron Triangle’ Lost by Communists

Allies Sweep Closer to  Red Bastion   Chinese Defenders Readying for ‘Holi! Or Die?’ Fight

Allies Smash Reds’ First Defense in Iron Triangle   Near Stranohold

Reds Main Line Of Defenses Now Cracked  Enemy Pays Heavy Toll In Frantic Defence Ftfarte

Red Line  Cracked By UN Forces   Allies Seise Heights Above ‘Tron Triangle’

Crack Reds’ First Defense Line; Allies Within Close Range Of Chorwon, Where Reds Mean To Stand Or Die

Defense Dept. Rejects Draft Of Older Men   Hershey Takes Same View; Action Urged On 18-Year Olds

Plan to Hike Draft Age to 30 Rejected  All Ages Might Re Take on Later

Call Of Older Men Rejected   Married 1-A’s Called in Some States To Add to Confusion of Officials

Division Rejects Proposal to Hike Age for Service  Assist. Defense Head Urges Action to Okay Neefitnn Vethe 10

West Invites Russians To Big 4 Confak   Whether To Talk ‘German Rearming fs Hitch In Plan

Misuse Of U.S. Aid Is Charged   Mistakes By Chiang Led To Downfall, Is Contention Of Seeretary Acheson

"Crooks in China” Hit By Senator   McMahon Claims They Used Aid to Chiang To Line Pockets.

Sen. McMahon Charges Chiang Clique Profited   Acheson Testifies Yalta Concessions Did Not Aid Communists

Sixth Day Of Testimony Secretary Of State Before ate Investigators   REDS AGREED TO ENTER WAR AFTER Pé

Believe Couple Are Canadian Dope Ring Bosses  Arrest American Pair At Hamilton, Ontario Today

Kimball Avers: Timing Of War In Russ Hands   Intentions, “Strictly en

Tanks Roam At Will Over Reds’ Battered Area   Small Forces Of Communists Remain Behind To Harass Advancing Allies

Red Chinese Harrass UN In Triangle  Tank Columns Roam Freely As GI's Gain

Gains Made by U.N. Troops in Central Sector   Tank Columns Roam at Will Over Reds’ Shattered ‘Triangle’

UN Tanks Overrun Ruined Pyonggang   Small Red Forces Harass Allies Probing New Line

Reds Toughen Defense  Line On Eastern Front   Allies Push Ahead In Central Area, Meet Bitter Resistance In Mop-up Operations.

Allies Take Triangle But Reds Resist   Eastern Central Fron Active; Counterattacks Are Harassing

Allied Tanks Roam at Will in Triangle Area  And Offer Battle On Eactern Frant

Small Chinese Uniis Bitferly Resist Advance  Allied Advance In  West Slowed Down Ry Cauntor_Attack-«

Allied Tanks Roam Over lron Triangle   Small Pockets of Reds Resist; Foe Fights Harder In Fast Zone

Allied Tanks Roam Through Red Triangle   Small Commie Forces Fight Delaying Actions

Allied Patrols Meet Scattered Red Resistance   Enemy Abandons Third Key City OF Iron Trianale

Patrols Push Through Red Defense Line   Allied Tank Columns Roam Through Shattered Iron Triangle; Small Groups Harass Front Forces

Allies Roam "A Will’ In ‘Triangle’   Reds Make Small Scale Stands On Two Baitlefronts

Allied Tanks Enter Pyongganc  North Koreans Attack On East Central Front

Allied Tanks Roam Reds’ Iron Triangle  But in Eastern Korea Enemy Puts Up Fight

Tank Columns Roam at Will   . But U.N. Infantry Meets Opposition in Triangle Mop-up ~~

Allies’ Tanks Mopping Up lron Triangle   Enemy Turns, Fights Furiously in Sector + East of Lost Redoubt  Ry OLEN CLEMENTS

Allied Tanks Roam At Will Through Busted ‘Triangle  Smal! Grouns of   Small Groups of Reds Oppose U. N. Troops In Mop-Up

Sporadic Fights Flare in Korea   Most of Triangle Is Clear of Red Masses; Actions Small

Red Fighting Limited to Small Groups   Allied Tank Columns Roam at Will Through  Chinese Iron Triangle

UN Tank Units Unopposed in Tron on Triangle  Sut Small Chin  i eee, ! lee

U.N. Tank Units Roam Red Sector  Chinese Rearguard Battles Infantry

Allies Hold Offensive In Korea »   Tanks Roam at Will Over ‘Iron Triangle’ But Die-Hard Reds  Harage Trann Advane:

Allied Tanks Roam Triangle   Small Chinese Groups Fight, Communists Stifter Eest Front Resistance

Tanks Roam Freely Over lron Triangle Mopping Up   Small Forces Are Hampering Drive

Tanks Roam Unopposed In Triangle   Small Groups Oppose Mop-Up Action Of UN  Infantry In Area

Allied Tank Columns Roam At Will Throughout Triangle Hunting Reds As Strong Units Fight On East Front

PROBE OF BRADLEY TIEUP [IS CONTINUING  3 Toledo Collegians Added To List Of Players In Cage ‘Fix’ Seandal

Leroy Coast Of Rockland. Dies in Crash   Driver Injured  In Early Morning OneCar Mishap; Car Crushes Victim

ROCKLAND BOY DIES IN CRASH   Leroy Coast Crushed Under Wrecked Car

HEARINGS ARE SCHEDULED  Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Bringing Expected Debate

Vinson Hands Changed Drat Bill to House   Minimum Age 18!/2, Service Lengthered to 26 Months

UN Quarters Predict Agreeme By End Of Next Week To Ex Fighting—Unless Communis Stall Talks   CONFERENCE TO BE HELD IN CITY HAL

Safe Conduct To Kaesong Is Agreed Upon   Red Troops Repair and Clean Kaesong City Hall “

First Talks on Korea Peace Due Tomorrow   Reds Clean Up City Hall in Kaesong for Armistiee Steet

Leaders of Both Sides Guarantee to Give Safe Conduct to Enemy; Reds Cleening te 8 Up Kaesong City Hall For Conference Samilay

Red Troops Repair Hall For Session:   U. S. Planes Ordered To Stay Clear Of City

Ridgway Promises Safe Conduct To Parley For Reds’ Representatives

—GUARANTEES —  Reds Agree To All UN Conditions   MEET SUNDAY IN KAESONG

Plans Completed For Cease-Fire Talks in Korea  Each Side Assured Of Safe Conduct  —- rm ap at

Parley Will Be Started Tomorrow   U.N, is Hopeful Fighting To End By Next Weekend

U.S. Planes Stay Clear Ot Truce City   Kim And Peng Accept SafeConduct Arrangements Of UN Commander

CEASE-FIRE BY END OF COMING WEEK EXPECTED   Arrangements Completed for Start of Preliminary Discussions on Sunday,

Cease-Fire Talks Start  Tomorrow   Red Troops Get ‘Kaesong Cleaned For Meeting

RIDGWAY OFFER SAFE CONDUCT BEEN ACCEPTED   Reds Reported Building Up Troop Concentraions

PEACE LIKELY UNLESS EDD STALL PARLEY   Preparations Completed for Kaesong Conference . ta Benin Sunday.

General Ridgway Promises Safe Conduct for Red Emissaries; Prepare Kaesong Town Hall for Start of Negotiations.

\Chinese Angry Because They Didn't Get Soviet Plane   UN Forces Roll Up Limited Gains All Along Western, Eastern Fronts _

Red Ire Seen Over Lack Of Russian Help   Discontent Reported Because Planes And Tanks Didn’t Appear

Armor Lack Angers Reds, Report Says  Allies Roll Up Limited Gains As Reds Pull Out

Allies Push Disgruntled Reds Back   Miffed at Soviet ' Failure To Support Drive, Officers Hear

bE OY wy FS VF £2.  United Nations Attacks Succeed In Rolling Up Limited Gains At Front

ALLIES ROLL UP LIMITED GAINS   Chinese Angry at Reds for Lack of Equipment

Reds Retreat in All Sector: Alone Front   Communist Angry That Soviet Tanks And Planes Failed To be in Big Drive

Bill on Way to House Ex. tends Service and Sets Age at 1814   MANY HURDLES REMAIN

Measure Now Goes  To House   First Bill Of Kind In U. S. History

SENATE PASSES BILL ON DRAFT   Adds Three Months To Service Of Conscriptees, Lowers Age  NOW GOES TO HOUSE

Senate Passes Compromise Bill  for Draft, UMT   Age Lowered, 90 Days Added to Service fer Selectees

No Proposal   Senate Votes Co m promise  Draft-UMT   Age Lowered To 1814; Three Months Added To Period Of Service

Compromise Draft Bill Gets Approval Of Senate   ‘Draft’ Extension Bill Now Goes‘To House For Vote: Age Is Lowered To 18 And Half

SENATE VOTES YOUNGERDRAFT AGE AND UMT   House Will Take Up Compromise Bill Next Week

Compromise     By Ist Test   Lays Foundation For Possible Okay In Future Of UMT

Senate Approves New Draft Bill   Legislation Lowers Age Limit, Paves Way For UMT Plans

Senate Puts O.K. On U.S UMT Plan   Bill Would Lower Draft Age, Extend  Camnnuilearv Service

Compromise Lays Foundation For Future UMT  Bill Extends Service   Bill Extends Service Period Three Months, Lowers Age to 1812

Senate OKs Com promise  U.M. T. Law   House Might Act Next Week: Lowers Age, Extends Term

Senate Votes Compromise On Draft Today   House Expected To Pass Measure Next Week

Compromise Bill On Draft Passes  Senate OKs Measure, Sends It To House

Senate Passes Compromise Draft Bill    Measure Lowering Age And Setting Up UMT Sent to House

Senate Passes  Draft, UMT Bill  In Voice Vote  Local Boards Have Full Deferment Authority

Compromise Bill Extending Draft Passes Senate   Also Lays Foundation for Universal Military  Training in Future.

Draft, UMT Dill Passage Viay Be Today   Compromise Plan For Military Training Is Up For Vote Today

Lays Base for UMT; Measure Goes to House  Local Boards to Have Authority

Draft Plans Should Pass Senate Vote After Delay   Decision Is Likely On Compromise Bill Before Today Closes

Senate Extends Draft Legislation  Approval of Draft Act Lays Foundation For UMT Programs

Senate Defers Okay of Dratt Act Until Today  Action on Bill Held Up Yesterday To Get Printad Confac

Way Paved for Universal Training  Compromise Draft Bill. ls Approved by Senate

Draft Bill Now Waits House Vote  Ro S28   Compromise Act Passed by Senate; Is Base for UMT

May Pass ~ Draft-UMT Bill Today   Senate Action Expected on Compromise Plan

DRAFI-UMT BILL PASSES   Senators Approve Compromise Measure; House To Act Next Week.

Draft Passage To Come Today If Sqnate Acts   GOP Solon Who Gained Delay For One Day Has No More Objections

Ase Lowered To 184 Years, Time Extended  Measure Also Provides for UMT:; Goes Now

Senate Passes Compromise Draft Bill   Legislation Goes To House for Final Approval

SENATE GIVES. APPROVAL TO DRAFT CHANGE   Foundation For Youths’ Training Set Up By Measure

Case Holds Up Senate Ballot On Draft Bill   ‘Approval Forecast For Compromise. To  Inelude UMT Plan

Senate Votes For Modified Draft, UMT   ‘Compromise Measure Is  Sent to House; Sets  ' Induetion Age At 1814

Russians Urged To Quick Action  On Disarmament  UN Delegates Amazed By . Red Attitude

RUSSIANS URGED TO-AID IN ARMS UN CONFERENCE   Many Representatives Are  Critical Of Stand ©  Of Vishinsky   SOVIETS ARE SILENT TO CALL FROM JESSUP

Jessup Issues Call At Press Conference   Leading Delegates Shocked At Levity Shown By Vishinsky

U.S. Calls On Moscow For Arms Talks Now  Russians Silent:  Charges Filed   Russians Silent; Charges Filed Against Soviets By Yucoslavia

U.S. Urges Red: To Start Talks On Disarming   Delegates Express Shock at Russia‘s Mockina Attitude

Russians Silent on Call Issued by Jessup; Yugoslavia Charges Soviet and Satellites With Aggressive Pressure.

Jet Dogfights Swirl Eight Miles in Air  15 Sabres Brush   15 Sabres Brush With 60 Migs, Return Safely

Local Drive For Red Cross  Hits 3rd Mark   ‘First Week Of Campaign Shows Local Solicitors Doing Fine Job

Signing of Treaty Russia’s Worst Diplomatic Defeat, But Soviets Sowed Seeds of Prepaganda Campaign

New Honor Roll At North Union   Leaders Of Four Classes Announced

Fair Plain Residents OK New School   Vote 2 To 1 For $300,000 Project

VOTE $300,000 SCHOOL BONDS   Fair Plam Residents Approve New Schoo  Buildins

CONGRESS MAN RIPS SALE OF DEFENSE JOBS   Hits Tie-Up Of Private - Employment Agencies,  Contractors

Job-Selling Hit By Rep. Burdick As Costly Racket   Tie-Ups Between Private Agencies Cactine Rilllang

Solon Blasts Sale of Jobs  On Projects   N. D. Congressman Raps “Racket” in Defense Work

Solon Asserts Job-Selling Tie-Up On Defense Contracts Is Costing U.S. Taxpayers Billions

Job-Selling Racket On Big Defense Building Proiects Cited By Burdick

OK NON-REFERENDUM SEWAGE PLANT BONDS   Legislature Sends 21 Pollution Bills to the Governor, One to Permit Cities to Issue Bonds Without Holding an Flaction.

Legislature Sends 21 Pollution Bills to the Governor, One to Permit Cities to issue Bonds Without Holding an  in Abi vn

Effort To Save Oil Talks Made  By Harriman   Truman Aide To Meet With Both Parties In Dispute Separately Today

Harriman Acts to Save OilTalks   British-lranian Negotiations ‘Near Collapse

lran Talks  Tottering  3 eoune eine ek gue * gos   Harriman Takes  Active Hand

GEN. ASSEMBLY MEETS   Gavels Fell at Noon on The Body’s 139th Session By John Paaet

STATE LEGISLATURE MEETS AT NOON Report Gov. Duff’s Comments On Atom Bomb  Defense  PLAN HUGE BUDGET

Hunt Strangler In Death Probe  Divorcee Found Slain Near College Campus

Mother Takes Loss Hard  Boston Mourns Death of Tiniest Three-Day-Old Girl Ouadrunplet

WAGE BOARD POLICY DUE  Here We Go Again; Coa’ Miners Start Walkout

Allies Reoccupy Town Of Wonju; Red Drive Near   Only Civilians On Hand To Witness UN’s Re-entry Toe Key Rail, Road Hub

Chinese Slowly Prepare Attack   Correspondent Says ‘Long Awaited Drive ‘Expected to Roll Soon

Allied Force Rams Back Into Wonju As Patrols Clash Alona Entire Front   Probing Units Meet No Opposition in Drive Back Into Transport Hub; Signs Point to New Major Offensive by Communists

Retake Wonju Without Red Opposition   Long-Awaited Chinese Drive May Come Soon

Witness Describes The Recent Atomic Tests In Some Detail   Huge Steel Tower From Which Bomb Is Detonated Is Vaporized By The Terrific Heat Of Blast

Truce Talks Scheduled To Ra Dacymad   Work Ont Details of Policing Neutral Zone Established at Panmunjom

4 ee! ee CUD NO A A A le RO! CO OO J A  At U S. Truce Site Sansa’

Allied, Enemy Officers to Hold Parley Thursday  U. S. Troops’ Speed In Erecting Shelters Amazes Commies

Resumption Of Talks Announced For Tomorrow At 11 A. M.; Be Ratify Conference Ground Rales   ONE DISAGREEMENT ARISES DURING WORK

Reds Ratify ‘Ground Rules’  For Conference   U.S. Troops Amaze Communists in ; Building Tent City —

Gls Pitch ‘Tent City’ Te House UN Group   Reds Approve ‘Ground Rules;’ Conference Resumes Tomorrow

Reds Agree To Ground Rules For Meetings   First Business To Be Buffer Zone Location And Cease-Fire Line

Fights Expected At AFL Gatherins   Record Membership Total Reported By Union’s Leaders

A.F.L. Invites C.1.0. Baek As Meeting Opens   Smaller Unions Plan Sharp Fight Against Membershin Raids

Giant Ships Are Used: To Speed. Units Te Front   Allied Air Forces Score New Victories In Jet Battles; Ground Forces Crind Out Small Gains

Aunt Opposes Adoptions of 11 Children Orphaned When Parents Killed in Crash

Relatives Want to Kees Together {1 Children Orphaned by Accident

First Corps Takes Gateway To North Korea   Anchors of Triangle Controlled by Alties, After Bloody Baitle

Marshall Tells Press Group In Tokyo He Foresees No Early End to War, Cites ‘Face’ of Foe

American Allies Open Way For Tanks To Move  Lite menmn Daeew fniumwdl.   Chinese Rear-Guards Abandoning Supplies Equipment In Retrea:

Vast Amounts Of Equipment Abandoned   ‘More Than 40,000 Enemy Casualties Reported  Since June 1 As UN Forces Take Control Of Vital Chorwon-Kumhwa Area

U.S. Ist Corps Seizes Control  Of Vital Area   Chinese Retreating In ‘lron Triangle’ ; Tanks Outside Anchor

Allies Push Assault For Twin Bastions  Drive Also Launched On Chorwon 17 Miles

FOE ABANDONS ARMS, SUPPLIES INFLIGHT NORTH   ‘UN Occupation of Chorwon,  Kumhwa Seen ‘Matter of Hours’   VICTORY HAILED   Way Opened for Allied Tanks to Burst into Pyenggang Valley

Fall of Chorwon, Kumbwa Loom; Foe Abandons Heaps of Supplic And Equinmeni

Occupation of Chorwon, Kumhwa Matter of Hours  Climax of Eight-Day Battle Opens Way  fas Allsad Taeclee ba Decond Tecba   Climax of Eight-Day Battle Opens Way for Allied Tanks to Burst Into Sprawling Pyongyang Valley.

Yanks Seize Vital Area In North Korea   Control Key Ground In Central Defenses Of Chinese Commies  BULLETIN!

Allied Occupation Of Triangle’s Anchors Appear Only A Matter Of Hours; Reds Bitterly Resist U.N.  Advance

Dallas Man Slain on Gillespie County Courthouse Lawn Early Sunday Morning

Production Of Atom Material At New High.   Commission Hints — Warheads For Atomic Shells Given Test

Means End Of U.N. Says Sen. Green   General Tells Probers Te Follow Chiefs Of Staff Ir Case Of Disagreement  With M’Arthur.

Wedemeyer Far Eastern Plans Hit by Senator   Prestige Loss Is Foreseen; Joint  Chiefs Upheld

Wedemeyer Plan Threat To UN, Says Senator Green  General Shocks GOP by Telling Solons to  mou. «(Ulta mh. f. of Ca ff Alea RAR ALLL...

Air Force Camps To Be Looked Info  Vandenberg Denies Critics’ Charaes

Query of Accused Traffic Violator Turns Baltimore Court Upside-Down

Shy Little Fellow Just Wanted To  Know, That's All—Just Wanted To—

And Then the Magistrate Blew His Top 7 — _ ‘Mild-Mannered Man Accused of Violating “Ordinance 438’ Leaves Entire Court in Uproar

Federal Power Commission Splits  Transmission Of Natural Gas To NE

Split Market Ruled for N.E  Natural Gas   Northeastern Co. Denied Exclusive Supply Rights

FPC Rejects Northeastern Gas Petition   ‘Company Faiis to (Get Okay to Supply 1Ad of Naw Enctand

Two St. Paul Marines, Inseparable Companions, Meet Death Together

Coalition Seize: House Control   GOP-Dixiecrats Restore Powers Of Rule Group to Block Bills.

Inside Today   House Coalition May Put Crimp in Truman ‘Fair Deal Setup -

Committee   Control Bill.   -90-Day Extension ‘Plan Approved —  By Groun

Roll-Backs  Forbidden - Under Bill   Senate Earlier Passed _Act Extending Curbs For Eight Months.

Rent Controls atxtension OKd By Senafe Group   Committee Approves 90-Day Stopgap Pending Hearings

New Stopgap In Rent Law Seen   Banking Committee Asks For Extension

IN SENAIE HANDS  House Passes Emergency Measure Extending Controls to Aug. 

Houses Passes An Emergency  Control Bill   July Rollbacks Banned During Month on Ren And Prices; to Senate

Committee Votes for Extension   Hearings Next Month Planned on Adding Defense Area Curbs

Okay Extension On Stopgap Basis   Maybank Says Senate Committee May Ask Rent Law Continued

fre Gs CSeti—— VN Ge FOPIQtion Micans  Lawyer's Will Gives Short Course in Economics

Pentagon Optimistic—  Allies Prepared For Big Offensive; Mass Killing Blows On Reds Seen

Are Reds Running into UN Slaughter— or Is New. Drive Bigger Than Expected?

CLAIMS POLITICAL SMEAR Gen. Vaughan Explains   ‘Deep Freeze’ Incident

Tank-Supportec  Troops Plunge Ahead 2 Miles   UN Units Meet only  Light Resistance = , 7  i meme

GAIN 2 MILES IN NEW PUSH   Allies Attack on Wide Front Hours Before New Peace Proposal Is Made.

Allies Advance Two Miles in First Two Hours of Attack Below Kumsong

Allies Begin New Assault   ‘UN Troops Attack Along Front In Kumsong Vicinity

High On The Hog —————_—— What If Pork And Eve Prices Have Jumped—You Can Eat Blueberries

Retail Prices Of Food Spurt  Declines Noted Only in Abundant Items

____._—__—_————— High On The Hog ——————-—— What If Pork And Egg Prices Have  Jamped—You Can Eat Blueberries

Individuals May Be Told Tax Prospecis   Committee Nearly Ready to Disclose What It Proposes  For Taxnavers

EVERY MUNICIPALITY WILL BE ASKED TO JOIN IN FIRST REAL STATE-WIDI: JEST OF AID RAID WARNING SYSTEM

UN Command Gets Set for POW Exchange   Medical Collecting Stations Readied For Recovery Work

Defense Heads Put on Griddle Over Big Loan   Trio Put Up $600 to Get $7.800.000 Loan On Large Steel Plant

NPA Scored On Defense Plant Venture   ‘Can't Lose’ Deal Would Give Trio $7.8 Million Loan

Key Defense Officials Criti _cized for Approving ‘Can't Lose’ Venture

Delense Officials Criticized For Okaying $7.800.000 Loan For Hazleton Man With $600

Snow-Cold Whips Half of U.S. And Causes At Least 37 Deaths   Many Millions Suffer As Bitter Cold Rolls Across Eastern Half of Nation and Into South, With Heavy Damage

Taft Predicts a Heavy Attack on Administration   Three Major Issues in Coming Campaign for President by GOP

GOP Splits Over Plan to Get Acheson  Democratic Help Will Be Needed If Move Is

(1. 0. P. DIVIDED ~IN ACHESON FIGH   OUSTER MOVE EXPECTED TO FAL UNLESS NEW SUPPORT IS FORTHCOMING.

HOUSE GOP VOTES TO “GET AGHESON   Proposat to Gust Secretary of State Approved, 71 ta 33

Republicans  Split On How To Oust Acheson   Strategy Session Finds Many GOP Members Absent

hepublicans Split Wide On Acheson  Ouster Move Looks Doubtful .   Locks Doubtful Drive WillSucceed Without Backing OF Democrats

H ouse Republicans Divide Sharply On Bill To Oust  Acheson FromU.S. Pay ‘roll

GET - ACHESON ATTACK SPLITS GOP IN HOUSE   Nearly Half Of Party  Members Lukewarm On New Strategy

“SEE-SAW HILL” CHANGES HANDS FOR 8TH TIME   ‘Communists Entrapped  By Fake Withdrawal  From Key Point

Enemy Troops Put Pressure  On U.N: Line:   Allies Repulse Series Of Communist Blows In West, Center

Attacks Countered   By Allies   Planes Fight Flashing Duels Against Migs

Three Fighier Planes Collide —   Two Pilots Dead, One Burt Near Dayton

RILIOMAG RN SHDAIR al saetieiiair as adenine  Two A. F. Fliers Die as Jet, Two Other Planes Collide

6 Elwood Hen Dig As Car Collides With Milk Track  Groun On Wavy Ta War   Group On Way To Work At Anderson All Killed In Crash

Two Regiments Hurled Back By ROK Units; Air Strike Results Are Disappointing

6,000 Communists Dead Or Put To Flight After Battle To Cross River   South Korean Patrol On Eastern Front Pushes Far North Of 38th Parallel Witheut Finadine Brneme

UN Kills Or Routs . 6,000 Reds   Stop Flanking Movement On Seoul Inflicting Casualties

Allied Forces Shatter 6,000 Enemy Troops  Air Strike Damage Under Expectations

Reds Crushec In Move to Flank Seoul   6,000 Killed or Routed by South Korean Troops

6,000 Korean Reds Killed in Seoul Fight   2 Red Regiments Completely Smashed Near Old Capital

‘ROK Troops Smash Back Two Red Regiments  ° Elsewhere UN Patrols Meet Little or Ne Daat ein Oe OO ee. i a   Elsewhere UN Patrols Meet Little or No Resistance; Reds Generally Pulling Out on Western Sector.

0,000 Enemy Troops Killed Or Scattered  Biggest Air Raid Of   Biggest Air Raid O1 War By 312 Planes Hits Foe’s Airbase

Red Air Base Hit By Allies   Sinuiju Field Is Raked By Biggest Armada Of Korean War

Elsewhere Reds Are Renorted To Be Withdrawing   Buildup Of Enemy Air Strength Apparently Stopped

Heavy Toll Taken Of Enemy Forces   ROK Troops Mash Back Two Communist Regiments —312 Allied Planes Stage Largest Aiz Raid OE Marvann Alan

Red Flankers Killed, Routed By UN ‘Troops   Force of 6,000 Chinese Trying End Run Near Seoul Is Smashed; Biggest Air Raid Of War Cripples Enemy Plane Group

l-Mile Battle For Korean Hill Control Rages   Battleship Blasts Path for Infantry Along East Coast

Peace Parley Change Made No. 1 Demane   Difficulties Faced As Peace Teams Hold Session

Congress Urged ‘By Taft to Head Off ‘Appeasement   Senator Enters the Asian Policy Debate With an Attack on Secretary Arhacnan

Fire Acheson, Choose Now, Ohioan Urges   Fear of Russ Must Not Block Only Way to Win, He Asserts

Taft Calls For Tough Action In The Orient   Demands MacArthur Policy Be Followed and Firing of Acheson

TAFT ASSAILS GOVERNMENT'S KOREA POLICY   Congress Urged To Take Stand On Far East

laft Would Risk War With Russia   State Department Accused of Wanting ‘Reds to Win in Chine

“DON'T LET RUSSIA STOP MAC"—TAFT   Wouldn't Hold Up Far East Program on Possibility of War; Demands Acheson Be Ousted.

Tatt Says Fears of Russia Must Not Prevent Adoption of MacArthur's Program in Far East

Taft Urges U.S. Adopt MacArthur Far East Program  Asks Step Despite Russia’s Possible Entry into Battle

Sen. Taft Demands U.S. Adopt MacArthur's Far East Policy   Tells Senate Nation Must Not Be. Stopped by “Any Possibility Russia May Come Into: War’; Calls for Strong Stand Against Anpeasement

Must Stand Firm Despite Russians Taft Says Possible Interven tion Shouldn't Influence East Plans  ASKS ACHESON OUSTER  Feels That, Plus Adoption of MacArthur Policy, Offers Way Out   ASKS ACHESON OUSTER

Tipsy Girl Friend Pined For Reaching Into Casket, Vaking Cigars from “OV Bill”   Re Firtled Peace

ONE ONE “TO: 0'SEE’ nr ‘New A-I A- Blast ‘Due Today  At Test Site:

Pressure Builds In GOP Ranks   Aspirants Urged To Tell Candidacy

Pressure Builds Up Behind Stassen.  Eisenhower For Political Decisions

TEEN-AGERS OF WEALTHY FAMILY ARE RUNAWAYS   We Didn't Have Freedom, They Tell Police   FORGE SOME CHECKS

Children of Wealthy N.Y. Couple Use Forged Cheek for Plane Flight

Military Joins A-Bomb Test   5000 Troops To Take Part In Mock Battle

Sees Defeat Of Move To Limit Armed Forces   Four Million Ceiling Sought

Vinson Predicts Defeat of Troops Ceiling Move   Europe Force Ban Measure Blocked 192 to 168

Vinson Predicts Armed Forces Limit Defeat   House Nears Final Draft Measure Vote

‘Vinson Sees Little Hope For Troop Ceiling   i House Committee ~ Chairman Hopes For Draft Bil] Vote

Daniels Asserts Nationalization Of Texas Tidelands Worse Than Iran's Nationalization of British Property

Wind, Rain Maul Fruit Belt Sunday   Trees Torn Up, Tomes, Barns, Wires Damaeed

The Case Of The Walled-U p Corpse French Police Solve Poe-Angled Death By Adventuress’ Confession

Allies Move In Without Firing Shot   Reds Bring Up New Troops In Some Sectors

Reds Retire At Yanggu, Ominous Stiffening Elsewhere Along Line   Infantry-Tank Teams Encounter Increasing Fire In Stabs At Uijongbu And Chunchon.

COMMUNISTS STRONGHOLD + RECAPTURED   Ominous Stiffening of Enemy Resistance Reported Along 100-mile Front.

Inje Recaptured Without Firing of Shot by UN Force   Ominous Indications Pointing to Earh Launching of Second Offensive By Chinese Communists

Dalessio Must Return To Stand   Staten Island Corruption Investigation Get ting Hotter.

MEETING TO SIGN JAP PACT PLANNED   U. $., Britain to Invite 50 Nations to Attead West Coast Session

50 Nations To Receive Bids To Attend Parley To Sign Japanese Peace Treaty

Jap Treaty Signing to Be at ‘Frisco   Fifty Nations to Get Invitations to Proceedings.

Pact Signing Bids Soon Due   YU, S. Ta lnvite 50 Nations To Attend Jap Treaty Conference

Bribery Case Filed Against Business Man   Wynnewood Furniture Dealer Faces Charge Of Bribing Income Tax Collector

Wynnewood Man Accused   Gail Luns(ord Charged With Bribery of Internal Revenue Deputy Collecta:

SIX U. S. ARMY AREAS TO BE TAPPED FOR HALF NE KOREAN REPLACEMENTS

Pinoak Soldier Wounded i i Kore  “Cpl: Jamei Senith - . : Sustains Renken Elbow

Pinoak Soldier Wounded in Kores   Cpl. James Smith Sustains Broken Elbow Fighting on Korea Front

Extensive Work On Highway 36   Improvements in Livingston County Included in Nearly $3,000,000 in Contracts.

ON THE INSIDE   PIPE FITTERS WIFE EXPECTS TWINS; STORK LEAVES DOUBLE ORDER ‘-. .

Inside Specials   LUuads Arrive  ‘We Wanted Some Kids- -We Got ‘Em

Quads Will Crowd 3-Room Apartment  "We Wanted Kids,’ Pappa Pappas Says

They Wanted Kids, So Nou They Got’Em  With Only Three Rooms: And Bath

‘Oooh, Three Rooms and A Bath’  Quads, Not Expected Twins, Born to Steelworkers Wife

Telehone Strike Averied By Las! Minute Acreement   Workers Receive About a 10 Percent Raise Over Six-State Area.

Telephone Strike Is Called Off   Piékets Already On Job When Agreement Averting Walkout Is Reached: $8 to $8 Hike

Strike by Phone Workers Averted  Last Minute Settlement Hikes Waaes 10 Percent

Last-Minute Agreement Averts Threatened Strike Against Phone Co.

Walkout Averted Over Six States By Agreement   Pay Raise Of About 10 Per Cent Part Of Arrangement

Agreement Reached at Last Minute Prvents Walkout of © Phone Workers in Wide Area

Last-Minute Agreement i in AE: Dispute   Pickets at Posts Today When Settlement Ends Threatened CIO Strike

AVERT A WALKOUT   Bell Telephone Reache: Last Minute Agreement in Union Dispute

Last Minute Agreement Ends Strike Threaf   Telephone Workers Settle Dispute At St. Louis

Phone Strike Is Averted.   Lest-Minute Agreement Reached; Ada in Group for Higher Pey Bracket

Duluth Solon Seeks Repeal Of State Act  Brooks-Coleman Act Keeps Cities From Setting Rates

Five Sailors Die When Auto Plows Into Coal Truck   Men Were Hurrying Home For Weekend Holiday.

Senator Hunt Proposes Permanent Crime Committee; Gov. Warren Will Issue Own Gambling Report

Retail Ceilings On Beef Cuts Go Higher   Prices In Meat Markets Raised For Consumers

All-Out Drive  Seen as Foe Opens Attack       . Koreans Hurl Kresh Troops at Alites, Lase 12M in Nav

Feroctous New Attacks Opened In East Central   1,200 Enemy Troops Are Mowed Down By Heavy UN Artillery Fire And Aerial Aittaucrks

Red Shock   Troops Open New Attack  Waves of Fresh IInite in Rattle

UN Expect: Eed Drive Lo Come   All Signs Indicate Big Red Offense Now in Making

Ira F. Kuhn, Family Hurt  — In Explosion   Cabin Cruiser Blows Up During Demonstration}; Yrrnact Felt Afar

EGAN RESIGNS AS LEADER OF STATE RING COMMISSION   Dewey Names Christen. berry To Post; Warns Boxina Cleanus Needed

“Miracle” Hailed In Butler Mishap   Girl, 6, Unconscious 8! Days, May Survive

Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer Win Moviedom’'s Oscars      ‘All About Eve’ Named Best Picture

Defense Officials Cautiously Optimistic About Chances for Korean Armistice

Fine, Duff Deny Political Split   Governor And Senator Sa;  Relations Are Amiable

Both Duff and Fine Deny Reports of Rift as Reported in a Magazine Story

 Governor, Senator Equally Emphatic 1 mt tA tt ra RRC AA PRR Rta fates  Fine and Duff Flatly Deny Reports of Rift

China's Loss Told in 1945 Report   Bridges Releases Copy at Mac Probe

NW ARNING GIVEN O! RED PERIL, BRIDGES SAYS   Intelligence Officers Quoted On Danger In Far East

Army Fought Yalta Pact, Panel Told   Consequences of Soviet Part in Pacific War Seen. Rridves Savs

Bridges Say Experts Warned Us in 1945 Not to Bring Russia in War Against Japan

Senator Bridges Submits Purported Copy Of Report Made At Senate Inquiry Into Firing Of MacArthur

Military Predicted Korean Plot  ‘Group Warned In . dei Against  YT...

Avers Acheson Misinformed’ On War Plans   More Dramatics Enter Inquiry On MacArthur Ouster

Warning On Korea Was Given   Senator Bridges Tells of Advice by Top Military Men.

U.S. Cautioned On Soviet Ally, Senator Says   Sen. Bridges Reveals How Korean Tragedy, China’s End Was Seen

ARMY REPORTEDLY OPPOSED RUSSIAN ATTACK ON JAPAN   Bridges Says Experts  Warned in 1945 Moscow's Entry Into Pacific War Would Destroy China.   SUGGESTED ROOSEVELT TALK WITH MARTHUR   Senator Submits Purported Copy of Recommendations Made by U. S. Intelligence Specialists,

OF RED PERIL BRIDGES ‘SAYS   Intelligence Officers Quoted On Danger In Far East

8 Missing In Plane Wrecks   V1 Escape Alive In 2 Accidents In Western Area

Rosier on Way To Tokyo for  Publication   Only 3198 Yanks Included Out of 12,795 Missing in War

Hand Over Data On 3,198 Yanks  - Held Prisoners   Communists ‘Also Identify 8,361 Other U.N. Prisoners They Hold; B-26 Bomber Will Fly List Of Names To Allied Headquarters At Tokyo For Immediate Publication

3,100 Names Of Americans Are Included   Publication Is Held Up When Plane Delayed -

Total At Least 2,000 Lower. Than Predicted   Gen. Dean On Lists Release Of Names Must Await Check

Home er Edition  PRICE Jf CENTS         Names Supplied UN: Fate of 8000 Unknown

Red Correspondent Reports Gen. = Among 3,198 ¥atik      All Red Captives Total 11,559 Men

PHONES OUT, BIG LOSS IN MARION FIRE   Oil Warehouse Off Marion Square Destroyed Along With Trucks, Autos, Tires and Oil.   MT. VERNON HELPS TO FIGHT BLAZE   Telephone Operators Flee Danger, Cables Cut; Loss at Least $250,000;  No Injuries.

Asks To Park in Ci ity Police Lot Then Says Wife’s Body in Car Trunk

Doomsday Fails Canadian Cult  Children Seht Back To School Today

 ‘Doomsday’ Just Another Tuesday_  Cult Waiting for World’s End ‘Decides To Give Up Self-Exile

SECT ABANDONS DOOMSDAY HOPE   Fanatics, Waiting 15 Days In Barred Cottage For World To End, Ready To Come Ont.

Says He Knows Nothing About Eight Murders  ‘Drunk and Can’t Remember’ Actions

Joplin Police Want Interview  With W. Cook   Sixth Body of Some Victim May Be in Bottom of the Abandoned Mine Shaft

ARRAIGN COOK UNDER FEDERAL KIDNAPING LAW   FIND FIVE BODIES OF MOSSER FAMILY IN ABANDONED MINE

Sixth Body May Be In Mine at Joplin   Officials of Missouri City Seek Return of William Cook for Questioning in Slaying of Carl Mosser Family and-Perhaps Another Mar

Police Seek To Shed Light On Killings   Think On-the-Spot Quizzing May Revea Sixth Body in Shaft

L.D.S. Meeting Opens With Smith Tribute   Thousands Hear. McKay Report Death of Leader: Funeral to Be Tomorrow

Tribute To Smith Marks LDS Opening   Thousands Stand in Silent Tribute: Church Reports Given

Two Killed, Two Hurt In Sunday Wrecks   Mexico Negroes Fatally Hurt On MCredte Hill

Predicts Britain To Buy More Lea   Durham Forecasts 200 Million Pounds Wil — assed

James Moran Accused Of Lying To Kefauver Crime Probers   Republicans Fight To Force Public Hearing Of MacArthur Testimony.

Senate Blocks Republican Drive to Open MacArthur Hearings to Public

Democrats Claim GOP  Is Partisan   Wherry Says Issue Is Too Hot for Majority to Stand Firm in Any  Refusal Recess Is Forced  Democrats Guide Way Into Delay on Party Lines

GOP Women’s Council Urges State Sales Tax  Legislative Letter To Members Attacks Accambly ‘Civil Wael

CABINET OATH ADMINISTERED TO 12 LEADERS   Four Fail to. Appear _ After Mixup In  Time

Fine Cabinet Takes Office After Mixup   Grange To Air Views On New Oleo Law At Meeting Monday

Fail To Appear In Oath-Taking   Mixup Featuring Gov. Fine Cabinet

Pastor Quells Brooklyn Riot an Negro Area  Hjt-And-Run Driver   Hit-And-Run Driver Slain By Policeman,  Angry.Crowd Gathers

Kohler Refutes Columnist's Yarr   Has Not Made Up Mind on Senatorship

Still Hunting Abner Zwillman  New Inquiry Likely   Pa ee IE RRs norrf  Bane

City Stunned as ‘Lightning’ Strikes ‘Twice; Second Embezzler in Clink

Chinese Reds Move Troops For New Push   Some UN Officers Expect New Blow Within 2 Weeks

Reds Kida ne, Suopiy Movs Behind Sino! wae Cr   Into Frontline Positions: Expect Chapter Two Spring Offensive in Two Weeks.

Smoke Screen Hides Troops as Reinforcements Roll fo Front .   Allied Officers Expect New Attacks Within Two Weeks; Fear Planes, Tanks Will Be Used in Next Smash at U.N.

Smoke Covers Up Foe's Movements   Allies Expect Blow to Fall within 2 Weeks

BUILDERS WANT CONTROLS EASED   Ivy C. Jordan ‘Says Restrictions Creating Surpluses

Controls To Hurt Home Builders      LUMBER DEALERS FEARFUL OF SURPLUSES IN SOME MATERIAL ITEMS

FCC ‘Orders  Race Inquiry   To: Probe ‘Handling -of Turt Information by Redio and TV Stations.

U.N. Tells Where lt Wants to Draw Cease-Fire Line   Talks at Kaesong Adjourned Until 6 P. M. Tonight

Admiral Gives Red Negotiators Allied Demands  Maps on Neutral Zone Supplied at Kaesong Session

Negotiators Gef  Down to Meat Of  Armistice Talks Red Envoys Ganted  Adjournment After a  Alias Benen’ re"

Allied Position Explained By Jo ToRed Officials.   Communists Ask For Adjournment Without Comment

Tell What's Wanted, Why   Adm. Joy Explains in De. tail Allied Point on . Demilitarized Zone

U.N. Wants Buffer Zone At Battleline   Reds Then Ask - For Short Recess To Study Demand

Cease-Fire Line Drawn  By Allies   Truce Negotiators Press for Zone Along Present Line

Reds Call For Time Out To Study Proposal   Allies Reportedly Demand. ing Line Be Sot Un At Present Battle Front;  To Resume Tal’-«< Tonicht

JOY ORANG UN BORDER LINES ON CEASEFIRE   Reds Ask Adjournment fot Day After 72-Minute ” Kapenng. Sessign.

Pressing For Cease-Fire On  ‘Present Line   U. N. Delegate Makes Long Talk And Gives Maps To Nam For Study

Joy Explains UN Position, Marks Maps  Session Will Resume   Session Will Resume Tonight Afier Allied Line Drawn Far Reds

Negotiators Explain UN Positions   Two Marked Maps Given to Reds; Allied Forces  Hit Resistance

UN Reported Asking Present Battle Line Be Recognized   Enemy Asks Adjournment: No Hint of Reaction  Given

Joy Tells Reds Cease Fire Line   Explains Reasons Why U.N. Demands Present Battle Line as Boundary

Cease-Fire Line Given By Admiral At Session   Enemy Asks Recess To -Consider Maps  Showing Free Zone

Reds Study Proposals  From U.N.   joy Gives Enemy Two Maps Detailing Desired Sector

Enemy Negotiators To Study U. N. Proposals for Demilitarized Zone on Present Lines.  ADM. JOY EXPLAINS ALLIED POSITION.

Ask Demilitarized Lone at Present Front in Korea   Joy Explains Position to North Korea General ina 52 Minute Speech

— ARMISTICE — Reply Due At Next Meeting  THREE MORE  Prt VTIPmrTrne   THREE MORE BIG HURDLES

Communists Study Demilitarization Zone Advanced By UN Spokesmen At Preliminary Armistice Meeting

Allies Draw Cease-Fire Boundaries   Reds Are Told Where, and Why Line Is Wanted

Argues Position With Maps; Reds Consider Demand   Present Battle Line Urged: Communists Favor Parallel

Seek Truce On Line That Troops Hold   Reds Hear Reason At New Session of Debate in Kaesong

Proposed Location Of Demilitarized Zone Outlined To Reds At Kaesong Meeting

ALLIES GIVE THEIR VERSION OF BUFFER ZONE   ADM. JOY PRESENTS U. N. SUGGESTIONS TO RED DELEGATES

Cease-Fire Urged On Present Lines;  Red Reply Awaited   Allied Position Is Outlined By Tov In 72-Minute Session

Joy Tells Reds Where Allies Ask Boundary  Meeting Adjourns As Enemy Studies Position an Mans

Armistice Talks Are Adjourned —   Allies Teall Reds Where Lines Are to Be Drawn Get No Comment But Request. Adicurnment

Reds Ask Recess  'To Ponder   Allies Demand Zone Along Present Lines; Reds Favor Parallel

ALLIED STAND EXPLAINED AT 11TH SESSION   Another Cease Fire Talk Set for This Evening

Actual Talks For Armistice Under Way   Reds Holding Out  Fer Cease-Fire : Line at Parallel

United Nations Delegation Tells Communists Where They Want To Establish Neutrality Position As Negotiators At Kaesong Get Down To Heart Of Armistice Discussions—Enemy Reply Likely To Be Offered Tomorrow

i DEMILITARIZED ZONE SQUGHT GE eV  ‘Ad journment Is Granted Reds While T hev Study Plan Drafted By Allies

Communists Greet Demanc With Silence   Adm. Joy Explains Position With Maps: Rade Ack Racacse

Reds Ask Recess to Study Allied Proposa   BALCC CSS OU OLMUY ALLO &§ PO PUsu  Jc Oy Outlines UN View On  Truce Line

Admiral Explains Allied Position   Joy Has Floor in First Ac tual Armistice Session at Kaesong   RED REPLY TOMORROW

Vice Adm. Joy Explains Position at Kaesong Talks. Communists to Present Their Reply Tomorrow.   UN Advance Headquarters, Korea (AP]—The Allies told the Communists today where they want to draw the cease-fire line In Korea—and why.

POSITION OF ALLIES TOLD BY ADM. JOY   Five Communist Generals Make No Comment; De..militarized Zone Sought Along Present Line.   4 MAJOR POINTS BEING TACKLED   No Red Reaction, But Communists Want Cease-Fire Line Along the 38th Parallel.

Cease-Fire Line Argued At Truce Talk   Allies Want The Boundary Along Present Front

Allies Give Communists Clear Statement of Where They Want Cease-Fire Line Drawn  Delegates Getting Down to Brass Tacks on Armistice Problems

U. N. Presses for Truce Zone on Present Line   Communists Want It On 38th Parallel; Neaotiations Continue

Joy Outlines UN Demands In 52-Minute Talk  Admiral Gives Reds Two Marked Military   Admiral Gives Reds Two Marked Militar Maps To Illustrate His Contentions

Joy Tells of Demands on Truce Line  Negotiators Get Down to Meat of Armistice Talks

UN Ideas on Butler Zone Told fo Reds   Allied Position on Neutral Area Forms Discussion Topic at Cease-Fire Tafks

Joy Designates Cease-Fire Line To Communists   U.N. Wants Zone Along Present Battle Positions

ALLIES SUBMIT CEASE-FIRE PROPOSAL   Red Generals Ask Adjournment Until ‘Tonight   Demilitarization Zone Along Present Line. Reds Want It At 38th Parallel

Allies Give Cease-Fire. Line Views   Red Reply Expected a Next Conference on Truce Saturday.

CULT LEADER SLAYS WOMAN   Admits Whipping Elderly Matron ‘To Drive Out The Devil’

 Quotes Passage in Bible: Cultist Whips Two Women To Death ‘To Drive Out Devil’

; ='Whipping Is Needed. for Wrohgdoing .. . It Drives Out the Devil’ ‘Woman Cultist Dies Under Mad  Lashing

New Acting Head For Murray College   Dr, William Parish, South eastern of Durant, BDesiqnoted

Gapone’s Brother Faces Tax Charge   Warrant Reported Issued for Ralph Capone

Capone Faces Tax Charges   Al's Brother Accused Of Concealing Asset:

U.S. After Ralph Capone On Tax Count  Warrant Issued re ea.  g Bre

CAPONE ACCUSED OF INCOME TAX EVASION:   Charees Against Brother Of Late  i Gang Leader Could Mean Long Prison Term

Feeding Babes, Mothers Die In Aerial Storm Of Bullets   War-Torn Korean Road Horror  As Planes Scream Down

American Writer Expelled by Iran   New York Correspondent Given 48 Hours

Mickey Coher ls Given Prison Term   Is Sentenced to Five Years and Fined $10,000

LABOR GROUP PRESSES FOR PAY BOOST   Seeks Rise of 14° Above January 1950

Five Egyptians Shot And Killed  Surprised While   Surprised While Digging Up Pipe Line In Suez Canal Area

18 to 28 Red Interceptors Versus 24 U. S. Thunderjets   ‘Battle Begins After Thun:derjets Sweep Low to Rake Sinuiju Airfield

Government Contract for 200,000 Pairs of Shoes Goes to Federal Prison   Meanwhile Many New England Workers - Are Working Only Part Time ave Ann Iehklae.

OF SHORT DURATION   New Cold Air Mass Moving into Warming Norther Kansas

Fulbright Needles Government Morals   U.S. May Soon Beain Using New A-Bomb Targets

AEC Chairman Veliberately Vague About New sifes—  Dean Hints Ai Future Tests Of U. S. Atomic Weapons

New Atom Bomb Tests Scheduled   Different Location Likely For New Experiments

May Be Held Far out at Sea   Confessed Spy Described “Snace Ship’ To Russians

Senate OKs Bill To Renegotiate Arms Contracts   Measure Would Set Up Board Of Five

More and More Wise County Boys Feel the Draft  Latest List of Men Called For Physica Examination Totals 73 With 24 Of The Total Coming From Wise County   Three From Wise County In Group to Report For Induction Tomorrow

lo Consider New Approach To Red China   Political Committee Of United Nations To Outline Effort

Resistance Stiffens As Allies Move Deeper Into Com munist Korea.   TAKE 5,000 PRISONERS   South Korean Units Smash 41/4 Miles North of 38th  Parallel   SHOWERS ON WAY BACK

‘Arkansas To Observe Thanksgiving  State Makes Ready For Annual Holiday

GOP Report Blasts Far East Policy Handling  Minority Critical Mé hdarAvbhiie

30 Injured as Twister Causes Heavy Damage   20 Houses Torn Up and Autos Are Turned Over

SOME INCREASES EXPECTED New Price Lids Set Up By OPS On Mutton, Veal

Twenty-Three Missing From Navy Launch   Lwo Known Dead and Fate ol Others Still Undetermined According to Announcement

Tran Oil May Stop In 20 Days   British To Pull Our Of Iran When Refineries Close

DOUBLE TRIANGHE SEEN IN SLAYING   TWO MEN AND TWO WOMEN ACCUSED OF MURDER IN FORSYTH KILLING.

Double Love Triangle Linked to Wierd — ‘Installment Plan Murder’ by Office:

STATE'S OBER LAW SUSTAINED   Supreme Court Says States Have Right To Bar Candidates

COURT UPHOLDS NON-RED OATHS   States Can Protect Selves  Through Loyalty Boards

Part Of Ober Law Upheld By Supreme Couri   Decision May Mean Con: victed Communists Must Serve Time

lop Welfare Proposal Dealt Blow   Legislative Body Recommends Against Plan to Aid Disabled

Priority Given Troop Question   Democrats Are to Press for Senate Vote Qn Sending Army Units to Europe

NEMOCRATS TO MAKE “TROOPS-FOR-EUROPE”’ THE CIDCT RIC ICCLIE OF MONTH.OLD CONGRESS

SMALL INDUSTRIES GIRD TO SAVE RFC      Group Formed as Byrd Adds Jesse Jones’ Support for Abolition

C. G. Union High School Opens Tuesday, Sept. 4   Registration For Classes Starts. Monday. August 27   WATER STORAGE - At Coolidge ‘Dam

C.G.U.H.S. Opens Fall Term Next Tuesday   Teachers Mecting To Be Held-Monday Mornine At'9 O'Clock

House Shoots Controls Bill Full of Holes   But Speaker Rayburn Still Optimistic On Final OQutcamoe

House Shoots New Holes in Controls Bill  Sawyer Takes to Air Ie levet. Ditch Eight

New Federal Corporation Issue Blocked  Administration Takes To Air To anmua FEE Dalanch

GOP Blasts Anew At Economic Bill Rebellious House sa  ‘idding Administration easure

HOUSE SHOOTS NEW HOLES IN CONTROLS BILL   President Is Deniec Right to Set Up New U. S. Corporations

HouseDenies Truman Bid  On Agencies   Rejects Request For Authority To Set Them Up

House Rips More Holes In Curb Bil   Measure, Already Ragged. Slapped Again in Vote  Din Carnoratinna

Grand Jury Bil Up For Debate  Capital Punishment Beaten In Lansing

Expert Indian Firefighters Bolster Crews   5000 Acres Seared: © Flames Menace : Seventy Resort Homes

Arrowhead Fire Razes 5000 Acres   50 Indian Specialists Join Crews as Flames .Head Toward Desert

AKRON GIRL AND BERESFORD MAN TAKE NUPTIAL VOWS   Miss Mary E, Clarey Weds James MclIivenna Here February 5th

Germans Stirred as Youth Defies Reds With Cry, ‘Freedom More Than Life’

Sinatra Denies Suicide Attempt   Says Story Silly; Pills For Sleeping

“Pills Stuck In M y Chest” Didn't Attempt Suicide Over Ava, Says Sinatra

Brandy, and Not Love, Blamed By Frank Sinatra for Woes As He Denies Suicide Attempt

Sinatra Denies Suicide Attempt  Explains To Newsmen How Rumors Started

Frankie Denies Overdose of Sleeping Pills; Also Says He and Alva Didn't Have Quarre

Frank Sinatra Denies He Tool Pill Overdose   Calls Report of Suicide Attempt ‘Wild, Ridiculous’

Sinatra Hotly Denies Taking Overdose of Sleeping Pills   He Wants to Live, Marry Ava Gardner

House Refuses To Back Down on Demand To Cu! Public: Housing Program

HOUSE STICKS TO DEMAND T0 CUT HOUSING   Public Building Program Would be Reduced; To Cut Federal Workers.

Public Housing Slash Demanded   House Stands Pat and Sends Appropriation to Conference

New Blasts Set Ott in State's Anti-Vice War   Arrests Announced in Surprise Raids All Over Indiana—Vigo County to Ask Probe

200 Caught In ‘After-Hours’ Drinking Joini   Muncie Roadhouse Scene of Raid: Other Crackdowns

r “gem for. Bem craey 3   Tense, Trembling Vogeler \Returne to Tlomeland

Prisoner Of Keds Fer 1% Menths Will Make Keport Te State Department

VOGELER RETURNS, WILL TAKE. RES!   Plans to Talk with Offi ciais When He Gets  Strength Back

Every Nation Except Reds To Sign Pact   Soviet’s Gromyko _ Goes Down Shouting Diplomatic Version "We Wuz Robbed’

Only Three Refuse To Sien Treaty   Russia And Two Stooges Take Bad Beating At Meeting In San Francisco

— SORBATE, Re dBloc Opposed. to Bitter End   “GROM YKO. IN” “FAKE WALKOU 1

Gromyko Goes Down to Defeat in Free-for-Al Debate: Blames Pressure by Americans

Jap Treaty To Be Signed By All Nations   Communists Only Group Not To Sign Document

CHICAGO PICKED BY DEMOCRATS   52 Convention to Open July 21; Boyle Predicts . Victory

Ad Valorem Tax Reduced   State Sets 3.03 Mills for 1951; Higher Evaluation

MacArthur Advises Japan To Maintain ‘Adequate — Forees’ Against Attack 

M Arthur Urges ‘Security Force’ To Guard Japan   General Predicts Nation Will Join Fight for Freedom

DEMOS MOVING IN   Party Faithful Gather al Topeka for Washington Day Fete

K-86 Sabre Yalls Into Red Hands   Air Force Savs 405 Planes Lost In Korean War

Reds Study Desiqn of U.S. Sabre Jet That Crashes Behind Enemy Lines

Billions Asked : To Build Shield Against Russia   Soviet Threat Wide. Truman Tel!s Congress In Requesting Funds

For Arms For Friendly Countries And Economic Aid; Accent Is Put On Europe

TRUMAN ASKS 8 BULLION 10 RETP FOREIGN NATIONS   Congress Urged to Vote Funds to Send Arms and Economic Assistance to 50 Countries,   WOULD STRENGTHEN DEFENSES OF ALLIES   President Says in Meksage That Russia’s Ru'ers “May Soon Start All-Out Aggression,”

Truman Asks Billions To Aid Nations   Defensive Shield Against Russia Is Aim Of Huge Sum

Billions More Asked For Detense   President Wants to Give “Shield” to Friend. ly Nations.

TRUMAN SEEKS MORE BILLIONS FOR DEFENSES   “Defensive Shield” I Asked By President Against Soviets

Congress Told. Soviet Threat Is World Wide   President Asks Congress For Eight Billion To Bolster Friendly Nations—All Out Aggres- ;

Truman Wants Defense Shield Against Soviet   President Says Attack Seen From Armies. Subversion, Sabotage

HST Asks 8 Billion For Shield  To Help Friendly Countries Fight   To Help Friendly Countries Fight  Rael Aggression

$8.5 BILLION FUND ASKED FOR-ALLIES   Truman - Seeks - Appropria tion to Halt Soviet World Conquest

Truman Asks $8.5 Billion To Aid Europe   American Fund Would Assist 50 Friendly Nations

Dawson Claims Vindication  Fibright Does Not Aaqree With Opinion

Senate ‘Skeptical As Dawson Avers His Acts ‘Proper  Fulbright Charges Denials By White House Aide   Fulbright Charges Denials By White House Aide Beyond Belief

Senators Doubt Dawson Denial  Of Aid To RFC      Committee Chairman Fulbright Says Story Is “Only His Opinion” And That White House Aide “Did Influence” Loans

WARNER'S VAST MOVIE EMPIRE IS BROKEN UP   Production, Theater Operations Separated By  Government   FIRM MUST DISPOSE OF SOME PROPERTIES

Warner Brothers Empire To Split  Plans Announced By Attorney General

Counterattacks Fail in Frozen Western Korea   Close-Quarter Slugging Matches Rage for Hours; U. S. Minesweeper Partridge Hits Mine, Sinks With Four Dead.

Allies Smash Red Drive in West Korea   Navy Minesweepe: Sunk by Mine in Korean Waters

Allied Forees Smash Strong Red Attacks   Chinese and North Korean Reds Hurl Heavy Counter Blows at U. N. Troops; 3 Bloody Close-Quarters Slugging Matches Raged

Close-Quarter, Bloody. Fights Rage All Night   UN Offensive Cost Conumunists 21,000 Casualties In-Ten Days

Allies Push Back Counter Blows Aimed by Enemy   Red Casualty List Mounts To 3-Day 13,800 Total

Red Resistance Stiffens Along 40-Mile Front; Enemy Casualties Continue Heavy

U.N. Troops Smash Strong Red Attack   British Speed Defense, Make Ike’s European Return Bright

Allies Crack Strong Red Counter-Pust   Two-Day Battle Leaves Estimated 12,391 Casualties

Red Resistance Stronger Along Western Front  Air Observers Say Capital Of Seoul  Ananaare Dacarte

Infantry and Artillery Smash Strong Red Counterattacks   Communist Losses Staggering as Allied Forces Engage in Close-Quarter Sluqging

U. N. Troops Smash Strong Red Attacks 8 Miles Below Seoul   Allied Artillery Pounds at Enemy on Frozen Western Korean Front; Air Forces Give Close Support to Ground Troops; Red Toll Is Heavy

Bloody Battle Rages South Of Korean Capital   U. N. Forces Seek To Break Up Red Offensive Before It Starts

J. S. Eighth Estimates 12,391 Reds Killed And Wounded By Allied Grounded Forces By Allied Ground Forces In  Two Dave

Mighty Allied Forces Smash Red Offensive  3-Close-Quarter Slugging Fights Rage in West

Million-Dollar Fire, Blast Hit Childress   Explosion-Fed Biaze Destroys 7 Buildings

Error Gives Painter Surprise Christmas, But Texan Will Pay $2000 Already Spent

Juan Peron Piles U p B ig Vote   Record Breaking Election Returns Argentine to Power for Six Years

Argentines Set Voting Record  Peron Is Re-elected IBy Sweeping Majority

Record In Vote For Peron   Concede Six-Year Reelection By Million Votes

Peron Keeps Party Power   Argentine Returns Him To 6 More Years by Big Majority

Peron Sweeps To Office For New Six-Year Term   - Orderly, Record:Breaking’ Elettion Conducted  In Argentina: ‘Vote Of Confidence’ Hailed 

Peron’s Election Conceded by Foes  Argentine Chief Piles Up Margin

RETURN PERON. AS PRESIDENT   Wins Six Years’ More Power in Record Election

Re-election Apparently Assured Peron of Argentina  Rolls Up Huge Lead

Peron Reelected For 6-Year Term In Argentina  Leaders Of Main Opposition Group Concede Defeat

Peron Wins Another Term   Thumping Majority For President In Argentine Election

Argentina Gives Peron  -Big Victory   President Is Re-Elected In Record - Shattering Election; Radical Party Concedes Victory

AS EXPECTED, PERON ELECTED   Orderly, Record - Breaking Election Puts Dictator Back In Office

Peron Wins Second Term As President   Radieal Party Claims First Woman Vote Is Major Instrument in Overwhelming Victor

Peron Elected President By Large Margin   Thumping Majority Breaks Records As Vietory Is Conceded

Juan Peron Wins Easily In Argentina Radicals Claim  * > lrrecularities <

Peron Refains Argentine Hole   Sweeping Majority Given President In Elections

Peron Returned to Power In Argentini For 6 More Years   Sweeping Majority For Ruler Seen In Orderly Election

RECORD-BREAKING VOTE Argentinians Return Peron To Another Six-Year Term

Peron Scores Easy Victory In Arcentine   Re-elected for Six Years Overwhelmingly In Election Count  Of Votes Indicates

Juan Peron Returns For Six Years    Argentine Leader Gets Big Majority - In Sunday Voting

Peron Wins Handily In Record Vote   Argentine President Returned To Power With Large Majority

SON ONS NNO NO a wy NONE ONE NEON ONE  Peron Reelected Argentine ‘Ruler For New 6-Year Term

Heavy Rains Blamed For Light Vote   More Than Doubles Total Given Radical Party’s Candidate

Juan Peron Returned in Argentina   Opposition Claims ‘Irregularities’ in Vote-Counting

Peron Elected To New Term By 2-fo-1 Lead   Gpponents Concede; Outcome Hailed as Vote of Confidence

Argentina  Returns Peron To Presidency   Another Six Years Given Him In Recore Election On Sunday

Argentine Dictator Reelected   Balloting Is Orderly; Women Vote Ist Time

Overwhelming Vote Returns Peron to Power   Women Main Instrument Of Victory in Argentine Election

Dr. Wagner Sues Rollins Trustees For $500.00   Battling President Files 17-Point Bill of Comolaint

CE TAKES A WALK FROM USTEESHIP COMMITTEE IN ROTEST TO EGYPTIAN BLAST

France Walks Out Of U.N.’  Committee   French Control Of Morocco Blasted

GLOBAL PEACE PLAN   Senator McMahon Calls for $50 Billion Economic Rebuilding

McMahon Renews Call For Global Peace Plan   Proposes $50 Billion Aid Program For Ail Countries; Would Express Friendship For Russian People

A Peace Offensive Revived   Atom Bomb Chief In Congress: Wants Friendly   ‘To Russién People

Senate Gets Global Peace Plan Plea   McMahon Renews Call for Funds. Red Friendship Bid

Call Is Renewed For $50 Billion Peace Proposal  Senator McMahon’s Blan Warld Wide

Call Renewed On Plan for Global Peace   Senator McMahon Askas 50 Billion For Help to All

Discussion On European Troops Simmering Down   Biggest Question: How Many American Soldiers To Send?

Senator Calls For $50 Billion Global Peace Plan   Would Link It To Statement of Friendship to Russ

McMahon Calls For Peace Plan   Wants 50 Billions for Goal to Include Reds

‘How Many?’ In Troop Fight  Taft May Take Baitle To Floor Of Senate

$50 Billion World Peace Plan Sought   Atomic Panel Chief Asks Declaration OfUS. Plane

50 Billion Asked For Peace Fffort  Solon Proposes Aid To USSR, Arms Slash

Taft Threatens To Take Ceiling Fight to Senate   Eisenhower's Report Will Show Limit,  Senator States

Troops Debaters Ask: How Many:   Decision Depends Upon Eisenhower

Troops-To-Europe Debate Slows Down To How Many   TAFT THREATENS TO CARRY FIGHT FOR LIMITATION TO SENATE FLOOR

Troops-To-Europe Debate Simmers Down To One Question: How Many?   May Depend On What Eisenhower Says On Return From European Tour

Troops Debate Becomes Matter Of How Many   \nswer Expected Upon Return Of Eisenhower; Taft To Press Fight For Limitation On Number

TROOP DEBATE NARROWS DOWN TO: HOW MANY?   Some Democrats Join Taft in Demand for Limiting  ~~” European Forces.

Global Peace Plan Call Is  Issued Aoain   Solon Wants It Linked To Friendship for Soviet People

McMahon Again Asks Peace Move   He Would Spend 50 Billions to Set Up Agreement in World

Troops-to-Europe Debate Apparently Settled Except Question of How Many

McMahon Poses For Global Peace  Renews Call Aimed At Friendship For : sizane:

MCMAHON RENEWS CALL FOR PEACE.   Asks It Be Be Linked To A Expression Of Friendshi

MeMahon Renews Plea  Fer Global Peace Fund Wants It Linked to Resolution Of Friendshin for Russian People

$50 Billion Global Peace Plan Sought By Sen. McMahon   Claims U.S. Losing Ground in Battle For Minds of Men

Europe Troop Debate Rests On How Many  Final Answer Rests on Report Of Eisenhower

Renews Plea For a Plan of Global Peace   MeMahon For Fifty Billion in  Furtherance

Janesville Has 15th Sub-Zero Day--16 Below   Phillips and Mercer  Coldest in State: aN Ralaw Taniaht

Odanah Reports An Unofficial 50 Below Zero  Mercer and Phillips 40 Below

SAYS FFs AG  Truman Bristles; Defends His Actions in MacArthur Dispute

Wake P arley Recalled by  President   Says Facts Defend His Dismissal Of MacArthur

TRUMAN DENIES MACS TALE OF ISLAND PARLEY   President Spars Witr Newsmen, Bristles At Korean Crisis

TrumanBristles Says Evidence  Will Back Him   President Declares Facts Will Prove He’s Richt on Ouster

President Is Sure He Will Win His Case  Challenges “Mac’s” Statement On CIA

Truman ‘Sure’ of Vindication   Challenges Mac’s Statement on CIA

Truman Says Facts Back Up His Stand   President Bristles in Challenging General MacArthur

Facts To Support M Arthur's Firing President Asserts  Angry Truman Challenges   Angry Truman Challenges General's Statement  On Red China

FACTS WILL SHOW  AM RIGHT-TRUMAN   Says Mac Persuaded Him Chinese Reds Wouldn’t Fight

Truman Says Facts To Show: He Was Right About Firing   President Tense at News Conference, Seems Well Aware of Dramatic Capital Situation

Truman Says Facts To Show He Was Right   About Firing Mac; Challenges General On CIA Red Report

President Says He's Sure Facts Wiil Back Him   His Comments Terse On MacArthur Feud As General Testifies

Wake Attitude Is Emphasized By President   General Refused to Let CIA Give Him Aid, Chief Declares

Bristling Truman Confident  Facts Will Prove Him Right  Implies MacArthur Prediction China Reds Would Stay Out Not Intellizence’s

Truman Claims Facts to Show  He Done Right   (Challenges WoArthur’s Statement About CTA: Still Baeks (Dwyer

Further Peace Talks May Be Blocked Until Later   Where Are The Others?  "He's Alive” Echoes Across Nation; Communist Name List Falls Ear Short Of Number Americans Reported Missing In Action

“Ho's Alive’ Echoes across Nation AS Priconer of War List Is Announced

Waiting Mothers, Wives, Friends Read PW Lists With Joy, Sorrow   Lucky Ones Agree On Best Yule Present Possthie

“He's Alive” Cry Echoes Over Nation   Millions Wait Tensely For Names Of Relatives Listed As “Missing”  In Korean War.

American Wives, Mothers Read List of Prisoners of War with Jov and Sorrow

Offer Exams For Deferment At Harding   One of 43 Ohio   G Centers Named To  7, 2.

Mississippi Rises Slowly   Fourth Highest — Crest In History Expected Sunday

Iran Rejects N egotiations By President   Crisis in Far East Could Easily Lead  To World War If

2 Escapees Face Long Sentences   Search Continues For Third Man Who Fled Gaston Camp

H-BOMB TEST THIS SUMMER !S FORESEEN  AEC Member Says Nevada Experiments Will Make Pacific Atomic Tests ‘More Certain Of Success’

$22 Billion War -Damage  Plan Asked      Government Would  Restore, Rehabilitate Towns And Aid Citizens

The Weather   Iran Moslem Heads; Red Underground Call Rallies To Fan Growing Oil Fight

lranian Factions Call For Rallies   Moslem Religious Leaders, Communist Underground Meet

lran’s Moslem Leaders Call Mass Rallies   Resentment Against U. S.. Britain Fanned

Mass Rallies In lran Fan Tempers Over Oil Dispute   P  Anti-British, Anti‘American Sentiment Is Being Incited -

HATRED FOR U. S., BRITAIN FANNED IN IRAN   Religious Leaders, Reds Call Mass Rallies in Oil Dispute.

-ommunist Underground !s Active ....  Tran’s Moslems Stir Hate Against U.S. And Britain

 —U. S..BRITISH STAND BLASTED— tran’s Moslems, Reds  Fan Anti-W est F eeling

Iran Communists Fan Resentment Against Allies  Mactemn Fa   Mosiem Fanatics Threaten Holy War Over Oil Dispute

Air Of Crisis Hangs Over fran Capital   Moslem Leaders And Red Underground Stir Hates Against U.S. And Britain

Mass Rallies Are Called By Moslems   Demonstration Is Aimed at Britain and U. S.., Trade Unionists to Hold Session    Hold Session  Will Delay Force  British Say They Will  _ Use Arms Only as Last  Recart   Will Delay Force

Mass Rallies Called With Moslems Threatening Holy War If British Resist Nationalization Of Giant Oil Industry.

CALL: RALLIES IN IRAN AGAINST U. S., ENGLAND   Moslems and Reds Stir Hatred in Oil Seizure Dis pute.

Iranians Fan Rising Hate Of U.S., Britain  BOR ec ot we Oe EE SB: FE   Communists Help To Keep Things Boiling Jn Dispute Over Oil

Iranians Protest U.S. Oil Stand  Strong Reply Given To Anglo-U. §. Note

MASS RALLIES HELD BY REDS AND MOSLEM   lranian Protest Note Charges America With Interference.

Father Of 2 Charged In Girl’s Death   Thrice-Married Man Held In Slaying Of Friend’s Daughter

Man, 37, Charged in Stabbing of Champaign Girl   Father of Two Family Friend

Man Is Charged In Girl's Death .   me  Arneabed’ In Slaying tu ‘Of Hich School’ Gir

Ex-Cab Driver Held in Murder  Father's Friend Accusec As Slaver of Girl. 17

THREE PENNA. CITES CALLED CRIME CENTERS   Probers Reported Se To Investigate Pittsburgh

REDUCED ball Ur 7 JAILED AED SUSPECTS   Sen. O’Mahoney Predicts Judge Metzger Will Be Replaced.

JUDGE WHO. CUT REDS BAIL DUE TO LOSE JOE   Senator Calls Hawatiaz Jurist’s Action “Outrageous.”

PUC MODIFIES ANTI-GAMBLING EDICT  Ohio Race Bookies Dealt Body Blou

BAD NEWS FOR OHIO’S BOOKIES New State Orders Cut Use Of Gambling Phones

 Czechs Admit Arrest of AP Man; He’s ‘Spy’, BRarac RPrroaian Trial

Wm. Oatis Arrested By Czechs   AP Bureau Head Charged With Spreading Secret Informatior

Reds Jail A. P. Man For ‘Hostile’ Acts  William Ostis, Czech Bureau Chief, Held

Newsman To Face Communist Court   Yank Reporter Is Seized For ‘Hostile’ Act

WAR NOT EINEVITABLE-YET  _ Oblique Bid for Peace Talks  Seen in Statement by Stalin

Fight On Controls _ Opening In House; See Truman Defeat   Torrid Verbal Blasts Expected As Showdown Gets Underway; Scores of Amendments Drafted  rear weecmuspem elem

Fight On Controls Opening In House; See Truman Defeat   Torrid Verbal Blasts Expected As Showdown Gets Underway; Scores of Amendments Drafted

Red Strong Point May Fall To Yanks In Drive To North   American Infantry Battles Mud And Stiffer Red Resistance; UN Forces Poised Outside Smouldering Ruins Of Important Bastion

Communists Pu Up Stiffer Fight All Along Front   ee sae ay wee   Enemy’s Main Force Sought In Centra] Korec   “INN ONO Attackers

Communist Resistance  Stiffening   Infantry Seizes Heights Around Ruined Hoengsong

Tank-Led Doughboys Of Four Divisions Command Heights. Around Hoenasong

To Solve Iran Tangle Looms   United States Preparing To Propose Settlement of lranian-British Dispute .

U.S. Is Hoping For Settlement In'lran Dispute   High-Level Confabs Are Sought By U. 8. State Dept. Leaders

U.S. To Press For Settlement Of Oil Dispute   Churchil’s New Govern ment May Be Asked Te Send Delegation For Con ference With Tran

Seeks Formal TalksinU.S.   American Officials See End to Britain’s Operation: Only Possible Settlement

U.S. Planning. Major Effort In Oil Controversy  Churchill Mav Re   VEE WVETEE VE VE Churchill May Be Asked To Send High Level Team To U. S.  care Canfaranrac

Local Hearing Has Vital Bearing on  Big Trucks’ Levy   Order Modified to Allow Department to Go On With Permit  Processing

Aroused Senate Asks UN To Brand  Communist China   Senators Also Request New Bid For Membership By Reds Be Declined

Senate Calls For UN Action Against China  Demands UN Verdic!  Rejection of Reds’ Membership Bid __ -

Unanimous Vote Also Calls For Rejection of Bid For United Nations Membership

UN Also Asked To Refuse Reds UN Membership  Allied Weakness Is P... bed Be Cais

U.N. Group Meets Today   On Resolution   Political Cammittee Told To ‘Show Backbone’ On China Issue

 Asia-Arab Bloc Plans New Peace Plea  Senate Demands UN   Decision On China

Insists Red China Be Branded As Aggressor Now  Vote Is Unanimous As Is  One To Reject Peking’s Bid

Aroused Senate Demands U. N. Act on China   Vote Unanimous for Branding China as Aggressor and Turning Down Determined Bid for U. N. Membership.   RAU’S GROUP STILL TRYING

Red China Under Fire  In Senate   UN Requested To Reject Bid For Membership

U. 5. Approves Nofe By Brifain In Oil Dispute  In Terms Proposed Tolran Reported = :

Ships To Sail As Strike Ends   Union Chiefs Jubilant As 40-Hour Week Won

baperts See Dynamite In lran Crisis   Diplomats Worried Over Danger From Neighboring Russia

Indictments Are Returned Here In 3 Murder Cases   Yalen And Benford To Face Court Dorsey Admits Slaying In B’ville; Grand Jury Makes First Returns

FOR CO-OPS TAX   Senate, Finance Committee Prepares New Revenue  Ral

UNDIVIDED C0-0P EARNINGS FACE INCOME TAXES   Revenue Estimates . On Levy Range Between 50 To $300,000,000   Committees Wrestle With Aid Bill: Aid Bill, Democrats Want Dig At Acheson Gut

Treasury Has Plan lo Tax Earnings of Cooperatives   Senators Hear Levy Would Bring in 50 to 300 Millions.

Solon: Co-07 Tax Okayed By Treasur'   e States Plan For Taxing Undistributed Earnings Favored  Group Writes Bill

Favor Tax on Co-op Karnings   Tax Boost Bill Of $7,200,000.000  To Committee

Co-operative Earnings Tax Gains Favor   Republican Senator Tells Group Treasury Backs Levy on Undistributed Earnings Amount

Tax Plan To © Be Thrashed Out Tomorrow   Hope For Adjournment of Legislature Pinned On Senate Finance Committee Meeting Sunday Afternoon   DIVIDEND TAX ON STOCK CHIEF BLOCK

Action Took Place North Of Uijongbu Not Far From The 38th Parallel

BIG 4 OPENS CONFERENCE ON ARMS CUI   Quick and Cordia Agreement on Pro. cedure Reached at Paris Session.

Begin Effort To End World Arms Race   Quick Agreement Between East and ined wn Beal eu

Hope Seen for Some Agreement In Paris Parley   Arms Inspection Plan Expected to Be Tough Problem

Arms Parley, Quickly Agrees  On Procedure   Secret Sessions Among Big Four To Start Monday

Open 10-Day Eftort To End Cold War   U. S., British, French And Soviet Delegates Pleased By Quick Agree ment On Procedure.

Start Paris Disarmament Discussions   First Conference Between Russian. and . “Big> Three” Diplomats Brief But Cordial

Smiles Mark First Meeting Of Big Four   Atmosphere Cordial; Daily Conferences To Be Held

Delegates Begin l0-Day Effort to End Arms Race   Big Four Leaders Leave Conference With Happy Smiles

Big Four Open Arms Race Talk   Allies, Russia Reach Cordial Agreement On Procedures In Friendly Parley

RUSSIANS FEAR ARMED GERMANY   French Reveal Contents 0: Note Sent Britain And U. §.

Mail, Freight i oe Express to : ities Ce i   COLOR. PRESS IS HIT

U. §. Sales Tax Not Ruled Out, Snyder Asserts   Byrd Proposes Seven Billion Cut in Budget

Study Sales Tax For Budget Use   Treasury Secretary State: Tax-Boosting Measures Due Soon

SECY. SNYDER HINTS SALES TAX USE TO GET NEW REVENUE   Says Every Source Will Be Studied; Loophole Plug On Laws Called Urgent

Every Source Of Taxation Is Considered  Sales Tax’ One Of Those Plans?

Snyder Reports U.S. Sales Tax Is Not Overlooked   Every Source to Build Revenue Considered, He Says at Conferenc:

Senate GOP Delays Move   Appropriation Bill Due For Third Reading

House Members Defeat Proposed Pa. Income Levy   Coalition of 22 Republicans, 86 Dems Gives First Major Defeat in Legislature; GOP to Seek Another Vote in House Soon

Reconsideration Of Measure Next Week is Possible  22 Republicans Join Democrats in Voting 108-98 On Bill

Reds Blistered In Statement By Allied Officer   Headquarters Says Communist System “Cannot Survive”

Seek Withdrawal After Accusation Is Distributed  Say Kremlin Wants To Weaken Red China

Allied General Headquarters Statement Rips Into Russians  Attempt is Made ee oe eee

Allies Accuse Soviets of Starting War in Korea   Charge It Is Russia's Plan to Weaken  ‘Red China by Bleeding Her on BaHlefield

KOREAN WAR IS BLAMED ON  THE RUSSIANS   Allied Statement Also Charges Soviets Trying to Weaken Red China.

GHQ Tries To Withdraw  Statement   Says Kremlin Hopes To Bleed Red China:  Sees Communist Fall

Soviet Aim Is to Bleed  Red China   Officials Try to  Withhold Statement Hour After Issued— Language is Stronger

Attempt Made To Withhold — War Report   Allied Headquarters Charges Russia Started Korean War

Allied Statement Charges Sovieis Trying To ‘Bleed’ Both China, U.N

Allies Beat Otf Counteratlacks   UN Troops Move Twist ing Battle Line Deeper Into Red Korea

Allies Beat Off Nine Offenses By Korean Reds   Enemy Fights Hardest In Defending Area Of ‘Iran Triangle’

UN Shoves Reds Back To Move Up  Chinese Throw Nine Connterattacks Toa   Chinese Throw Nine Counterattacks To Check Allied Gains

Fighting Most Fierce Near Assembly Area  nmbhnascam Ciakse As   Veteran Eighth At Full Strength For Punishing Combat

FOE FIGHTS HARD TO SAVE ANCHORS OF BUILDUP AREA   Heaviest Resistance Is Met Around Chorwen and Kumbwa   PLANES BLAST REDS   Few Prisoners. Taken, Indicating Ferocity of Delaying Actions

Allies Turn Back Nine Red Attacks   Battle Line Moves Forward One Mile

Reds Mighting Hard to Keep Two big Bases   Allies Takes Only 300 Knemy Units Monday; Kighth Army Praised

Committee Approves Postal Rate Boost  Would Include 2-Cent Post Card, 60° Hike  In Newspaper Rates

Session to End In Vote Today   Oil-Rich Nations Would Be Protected Against Soviet Move

Excitement,  Hope Sweep Eighth Army  Seven Helicopter Men Standing By Ta Carru Aled

Excitement, Hope Sweep Eiehth Army   Seven Helicopter Men Standing By To Carry Allied Group to Meeting

First Talks Called ‘Stage Setting’  Air Of Excitement, Hope Sweeps 8th Army Quarters

Jubilant UN Headquarters All Set For Peace Talks   Plans Covering Any Contingency Drawn Up By Officials: Holiday Air Sweeps Troops

Belligerent Proposals by North Koreans Might Stop UN Plan  For Armistice Before Christmas

North Koreans Put Skids under Plan To Arrange Armistice by Christmas

North Koreans Upset Armistice Plan with Attack  Belligerent Note Appears on Eve Of Settlement

North Koreans Offer Belligerent Scheme That Will Upset Allied Plans for Christmas Armistice

Deepen Korean Muddle   Vemands Reported To Have Been Sent to UN Assembly hy Foreign  Minister at Pyongyang

Belligerent  Proposal For Cease Fire   New Move May Put Skids Under Allied Drive For Peace

Red Proposals May Put Truce Plan on Skids   North Koreans Make New Demands on UN

New Cease Fire Demands Oppose Allied Offers   North Koreans Send Four Point Plan to U.N.

North Koreans Put Skids On Farly Truce   Demands Muddle Cecse-Fire Try

HOPES FOR QUICK TRUCE DAMPENED   North Koreans Muddle Cease-Fire Negotiations With Demand All Foreign Troops Withdraw.   “ALKS RECESSED UNTIL WEDNESDAY   “orean Reds Call for Immediate Truce, Battle Line Retreat, Punish Allies for “Atrocities.”

Armistice Talks Are Muddled by Korean Proposa  Communists Allege Allied Atrocities

MAY PUT SKIDS UNDER PLAN OF ALLIED FORCES   Had Hoped Truce Might Be Ordered Before Christmas

Reds Demand Immediate End To Hostilities   UN Assembly Told to Ae. cept Communist Buffer Line

Communist Proposals May Put Skids Under UN Plans For Armistice by Holiday

North Koreans Leap Into Truce Muddle With Four Demands   Send Belligerent Proposals to U. N.; Talks In Recess

Plan Allied Strategy— a  Thwart Soviet Blocking Of Signing Jap Peace Treaty

Oatis Case Brings U.S. Retaliation   Cuts Off Trade TariffConcessions  ToCzechoslovakia

H.S. Cuts Off Trade With Czechoslovakia  Reference Macle we Ca on  ee. . Piencéin as meas

U.S, ENDS TARIFE GRANTS 10 CZECH   ACTION FOLLOWS IMPRISON. MENT OF AP WRITER FOR ESPIONAGE.

U.S. Drops Tariff Help To Czechs   Points to Worsening of Relations Between Two Countries.

Oatis Incident Hinted Reason For Rupture   Action Will Deny Economic Advantages for Goods On American Market

L.S. Breaks Off Trade Relations With Czechs As Oatis Case Resull

III Will Toward America Cause Of Drastic Step  Oatis Conviction As Spy Seen One Reason for Act   Rafere te Oatis

'U.S. Slated To Be World War II] ‘Atomic Battlefield, Truman Warns

‘Truman Warns U.S. Would Become Battlefield If Third World War Comes

Break-In Crew Active in Emporia Territory   Six Business Establishments, Including Plymouth Store, Are Ransacked by Buralars

4 BOY SCOUTS BREAK THROUGH ICE AND DROWN   Tragedy in Des Plaines River Near Chicago; 2 Boys Escape.

CLAIMS ROADSIDE  SIGNS ARE FEWER   Resume of State Roadside Council Given To Horticulturists  TALK ABOUT BIRDS

ROAD SIGNS IN STATE DECREASED IN NUMBEF   Louis J. McConnell Tells Trevose Horticultural   BIRD PICTURES SHOWN

Report Of RFC Deal WithB & 0 Published   Loan Agency Again Faces Criticism Over Deal

‘Collusive and Irregular Dealings’ Report On RFC Loan to B&O Urged. Justice Dept. Action

Repori Criticizing B.& 0 Deal Public   REC Sharply Criticized Ir  $80 Million Dollar Loan Th Railrond

Collusion Charge Against RFC for Loan to Railroad   Old Proposed Report Made Public—Accuses Agency of Violation

Senate Report On RFC Loans To B&O Aired   “Collusion” Charged In Dealings, Claim -Federal Act Broken

‘Ike’ Ils Promised 20  Divisions for Army   Atlantic Pact Commander Voices Words of Foraiveness for Germans, Ends Wide Tour

Eisenhower Is Promised  20 Divisions   Ends Tour of Western Europe; in Paris Today

Ike Ends Tour With Promise Of 20 Divisions  oro. Major ty Of Germ n Office Pvae  pace ® Pek oe

Mario Lanza’s Children Share Birthday Party With Raphaelo Fasano

Liquor ‘Trust’ Trials Open In Anchorage   Government Seeks To Prove Price Fixing Collusion

Senators Vote Extra 5 Billion For Military   Chamber Told Nation Getting Weapons That Can Rule Atmosphere

—Military Spending Total Hits 61 Billion—  Senate Votes Extra Five Billions For U.S. Air Force   America Acquiring Secret Weapons Which Assertedly Can ‘Conquer The Atmosphere’

Extra $5 Billion Voted to Expand U. §. Air Power  O'Mahoney Tells - Of New Bombers, LA dead Thabke

Senate Approves $5 Billions More  For U 5 Defensa   Extra Money Would Be Added for Air Power Expansion

HIGHLY SECRET WEAPONS HELD, SENATE TOLD   Tentative Approval Given $5-Billion Extra For Military   EQUIPMENT MODELS PLACED ON DISPLAY

Senate Approve: Extra Billions For Military   One Solon. Says U.S. Secret Weapons Car Conquer Atmosphere

Senate Adds 5 Billion to DefenseF und   Told Weapons ‘Can Conquer The Atmosphere’

Device to Rule ‘Atmosphere, Senators Told   Move to Trim Bill Delayed as Douglas Collapses at ‘Slur’

Secret ‘Arms Taiked ‘Again  Record: Military Bill Gets \Tentative$S5:Billion Boost.

Senate Favors Extra Billions For Defense:   Nation Told Of Secret Weapons That Can Con~ guer Atmosphere

Senate Okehs $5 Billion For Military   Kxtra Appropriatien Follows Assertion On Secret Weapons

Senators OK AdditionalFunc For Air Force  Sen ate Recess ses With  “hs... pm.,.J..4 fail   Senate Recesses With Mititary Budget Still At Record Level

SENATE APPROVES EXTRA ARMS FUNDS   Favors 5 Billions More for Expansion of Air [  Dawaer

Reds’ Reply To Ridgway Satisfactory   “New and Solid” Guarantees to Keep Kaesong Neutral Given by Communists; Resumina Parley Today.

Enemy Agrees To Respect Truce Zone   Allied Delegation — Leaves for Kaesong After 5-Day Break

UN Team Flies Back For Meet .   Reds Agree To Continue  After Ultimatum:

GRUDGING PLEGEE OF NEUTRAL ZONE ~ BASE OF CONSENT   Ridgway's D emands for Strict Disarmament in Parley Area Approved After Study.   20TH PEACE TALK SESSION IS BEGUN   United Nations Delegation to Armistice Center by Helicopter After Note Is Dispatehed.

Red Guarantees GrudginglyGiven; Charge Allies With ‘Violating Non-Combat Ar ea

Communists Give Grudging Guarantee on Neutrality Ridgway Signals Go-Ahead After Enemy  Maccano Acctswoc Trannc Wan’t Entor Aran

New Session Gets Underway ‘At Truce Site   Enemy Quick to Accept _ Adm, Joy’s Proposal ; To. Reopen Talks

Five-Day Halt Ends With Red Neutral Accord   U.N. Delegation Takes Off for Kaesong Site: Ridgway Studies Reply

Neutrality Notels  Accepted —  Talks Had Beer _ s Broken Off’.  TW Pe: Wie ps COU lg

Reply Said To Be ‘Grudging In Its Tone   Joy Sharply Denies. Red Allegations Of Allied Violations

Europe’s Top Military Men Attend Conference With Gen. Eisenhower

See Juin Taking Post Assigned By Eisenhower   Central Command Chiefs Plan European Defense At Paris Conference

Ike And Chiefs Map Defenses  ’ Top Military Figures Of 3 Powers Confer

' Gen. Juin Included  Eisenhower Meets With Top  Europe Defense Commanders

Empire State Jumper Survives   'Gen. Juin Included  Eisenhower Meets With Top  Europe Defense Commanders

Russia Says Job Of Army Is Defense   Germans Also Told Socialism, Capitalism Can Live Together

Babson’s Authentic Statement  ~~ “Only a Spiritu Can Prevent W. W. Ill

U.S. Grants Yugoslavia $29,000,000   Iv’s To Help Tito Buy Materials For Armed Force:

Truman Okeh: New Grant  to Yugoslavia  ~ $29,000,000 Loaned to Help Tito Resist Communicm

Truman Approves $29 Million Loan For Marshal Tito   Yugoslavia Will Get Cash To Buy Materials For Defense

New Wrangle At Hearing   Sen. Cain Wants Joint Chiefs Brought Back as Witnesses

) GOP Senators See Attempt to Mislead’ Inquiry   Ask Recall of Joint Chiefs on Messages to Mac

Mar Warshall Flies to Kerea; Acheson Up in Air  Roast Kent Secret of War

Senators Disclose New Version of MacArthur Messages   Wiley Questions Why Acheson Didn't Know of Marshall's ‘Skidoo’.

Paraphrase said To Be Misleading  One Senator Ask: Te Rareerll Taint

Demand Recall Of Witnesses In Hearing   GOP Senators Think Joint Chiefs May Have Misled Them on Mac Messages

Republican Would Recall Chiefs of Staff   JCS-MacArthur December Messages Center of Queries

Attempt at Misleading Probe Seer   Republicans Cite New Data on Messages Of Chiefs, Mac.

GOP Claim: Paraphrase Misleading   Senators ‘Deceived’ By Joint Chiefs in Rewritten Messaaes

New. Versions of MacArthur Notes Bring Confusion   4Startling . Differences’ In Paraphrases of ‘December: Messages Revealed at Hearina

A New Slant OnMessages BroughtOut   Senators in MacArthur Inquiry Wonder About Attempt To ‘Mislead’   WRANGLING SESSION   Are Surprised Acheson Didn’t Know Marshall Was Going to Korea

Faith Can Aid US Families  Parents Urged To Rely On Church Ir  Sharing Prakhiem

Parents Urged To Keep Faith Alive  * * * Lhawoah f'enin oo aii “ee si il ae ral BF fic

No Progress Made In Korean Talks   Allied, Red Officers Only Agree To Meet Again

Frustrated Horseplayer Jailed After Threat With Bogus Bomb   Attempted Extortion Charged to Losing Bettor Whe Imperiled Louie B. Maver

AGE OF ATOMIC PLENTY IS SEEN BY FINLETTER   Weapens Will Be Ready For Battlefield, SecPia: Saye   FIGHTER-BOMBER WING IS SENT TO EUROPE

O’Dwyer Recalled Before Jury Probing Tie-Ups  Moran, Weber Pead Innocent to Charges Of Periuryv

Weather   TESTIFIES IN RACKET PROBE   Spends 41/, Hours In Jury Room Monday; Moran Pleads Innocent

Jury Calls O'Dwyer For Second Day   Asks About Police Protected Rackets

O’Dwyer Spends Second Day With Brooklyn Grand Jury On Racketeer-Police Tieup

Wilson Confers On Arms Program  With Anglo Chiefs   One of Points Is Fitting in Plans With Work of Other Nations in Pact

Wilson Confers With Britain on Arms Program   Ministers Seek To Dovetail Effort Of Pact Nations

Wilson Confers With British Leaders   Arms Program Is Chief Topic Of Discussion _

Voters Are Apathetic  To Issues   Predict Less Than 4.0,000 Ballots Cast In All of New Mexico

New Strike Begins af Paducah Plant   Follows Settlement Of Dispute by Operating Engineers

STILL UNDER WRAPS   Northern States Get Break: Cold, but Free of Storms

High Tribunal Clears Way for Color TV   Justices Uphold Approval by FCC of CBS Proposal!

feetty wosers NOwW-——  Supreme Court Upholds Right Of CBS  ToUse Hues In Television Broadcasts

RCA's Appeal Rejected by 8tol Supreme Court Clears Way For CBS Color Television

Pretty Colors Now—  Supreme Court Upholds Right Of CBS  To Use Hues In Television Broadcast:

GO-AHEAD FOR CBS   Supreme Court Clears Way for Controversial Color TV Plan

RCA Plea  Spurned by High Court   FCC Upheld and Path Cleared To Invade Black, White.

COURT UPHOLDS FCC APPROVAL OF CBS COLOR TV   8 TO 1 DECISION CLEARS WAY FOR SET MANUFACTURE

CBS Color TV Setup Okayed By Supreme Court   Ruling By FCC Is Upheld; Way Clear For Industry To  Go Ahead With Plan:

Choice of CBS Color System Is Upheld By Court   Decision Clears Way For an Invasion Of Black and White  Field in. Tealevician

i pholds Approval of CBS Method  LS Tribunal Affirms TV  Color Ruling

Green Light To Color Television   Supreme Court Uphold: FCC Ruling on CBS Color. TV Plan; Final Court Session June 4

RCA Loses Appeal High Court Upholds Approval Of CBS Color Television Plan

Allows CBS to Go Ahead With  Color Process   Columbia Says It’s Ready to Bevin Telecasts

Zoth Stoppage --Change of Hours Blamed for Latest Atomie Plant Walkout

More Detail Is Expected by End of  Week. In Meantime, Washington es aal LIN Deesee Lar Claterwant

Peace Plan Expected To Be Clarified   U. S. Ambassador, Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister  Talk 20 Minutes

Officials Expect To Secure Detail From Reds Soon   ‘Ambassador Kirk Calls On Russian Minister: No Comment Qn Talk

Early Autumn Hits State   Frost Due for Parts of Panhandle, Cool Wind Spreads Across Oklahome

RFC Probers Pledge Check  On Loose End:   Gabrielson, Boyle Hearings Ended By Senate

Douglas May Open Fight OnTruman   Rebuff on Appointment: Of Federal Judges  es eo

Senator Dou glas Assures Truman He Won't Seek: Nomination In 1952

Copper Strike Injunction Askec   Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Law

Renewed Oil Talks With British Seen As President Acts   Truman May Advise Iran To Reopen Meetings As UN Steps Out

Iranian Premier And Truman Meet And Discuss 011   Reopening Of Direct Talk: With British May Be Outcome

Jaycees Sponsor Local Recognition—  Select Distinguished Young Man

POLITICAL LINKS IN GETTING RFC LOANS CHARGED   Senator Capehart Says Use OF Influence Has Become Thriving Industry In Washington.

Ridgway’s Proposal ‘Impudent   Chinese Radio Denounces Shift Of Peace Talks From Kaesong

Reds Denounce Ridgway Plan  For Conference   Allies Fee! Talks On Neutral Ship At Soa World Be Solution

Neutral Ship At Sea Urged For Meetings   Communists Seen Awaiting Developments At Jap Peace Conference

Communist Red Broadcast Denounce: As ‘impudent’ Ridgway's Proposal

RIDGWAY'S OFFER TO QUIT KAESONG  SEEN “AMPUDENT”   ae Fe Be  Americans: Drive Commu nists From Two Key Hills  ln Wactern Karon

Red Radio Blasts Ridgway’s Proposal For New Talk Site  Still No Official Answer, However,  From Red Leaders

Scorn Proposal  To Shift Talks   HOLD SOUTH KOREAN IN TRUCE DISPUTE

Shifting of Peace Talks Hit By Reds   Commies Denounce General Ridqway's Plan as Impudent

British Ponder Question Of More Socialism Or Less Ass Electién Nears

Air War Steps Up in Dogfights Close to Border   Jets, Propellered Airplanes Tangle In Double-Deck Scrap

98 Allied and Red Planes Tangle in Battle Over Korea   U.N. Fighters Destroy 3 Planes, 2 of Them Bombers, Damage 6.

AIR WAR OVER KOREA MOUNTS   Ninety-Eight Allied Anc Enemy Planes Stage Fierce Battle .

Renew AerialWar over North Korea   Speculate Reds Might Unleash 3,000-Ship Force

Skeptical U. 5. Delegate Leaves For Paris Talks   Jessup Reflects Belief Russia Seeks Forum

U.S. Skeptical Of Soviet Goals In Big-4 Talks   Jessup, Leaving for Paris, Says Russia Must Prove Herself

A ‘Show-Me’ Approach to Paris Talks   Ambassador Jessup Leaves For Big 4 Meeting in Highly Skeptical Mood

Paris Talks By Big Four Mistrusted   U. S. Attitude Is Highly Skeptical Of Any Results  Fram New Meeting

Confederate Rites Tomorrow at 11  Judge G. K. Kump Of Romney to Speak

Parks Linked To Reds In ‘48   California Report Calls Film Star Front

New Senator Forming Staff  Wherrv’s Successor   Wherry’s Successor Flies to Washington

State Tax On Income:  Is Killed   Substitute Plan .~ Sought; Democrats Agree Fine. Needs More Revenue

Would Declare War on China   Capehart Says U.S. Should Get Chance

. TAFT URGES AIR. NAVAL POWER _ Sen. Capehart Favors Declaring  War Against Chinese Communists  

Tough On Badger Vet Battle Survivor Can't  Convince Army He’s Alive.

European Pool Signing Delayed  Schuman Plan Bogs Down On Politics

U.S. Juggles Ambassadors   Bowles To India, Henderson Moves To Iran Hot Spot

Bowles Named Ambassador To India   Former OPA Boss Appointed To Diplomatic Post

BOWLES NAMED INDIAN ENVOY BY TRUMAN   Henderson Moved To Iran From Indian Post

Bowles to be Envoy of the U.S. te India  World War I Price Boss Given The Nomination

Former OPA Chief Succeeds Loy W. Henderson. New U. S. Envoy to Iran.

DIPLOMATIC SHAKE-UP   Bowles Sent to India, Henderson to Iran: Grady Resigns

Truman Picks Chester Bowles AsIndia Knvoy   Loy Henderson Is Selected To Replace Henry Grady As Iran Ambassador

Bowles Named Envoy To India   Henderson Is Transferred From India To Iran

“Very Personal” Reasons Cause Of Retirement   Deputy Lovett, Hand-Picked By Marshall Is Named Successor By Truman; General Ends 50 Years Of Outstanding Service To U. S.

Picks Bowles for Ambassador's Jot  Former Connecticut Governor to India

India Post Is Awarded ‘To Bowles   Ex-New Deal Chief Tc Be Ambassador To : Nehru

Work Resumed By Legislature  Members Return to a ee pS Sei 6 San sene ea

a  State Finances Most Im portant Business Remaining for Legislators  Assembly Reconvenes

Finances Main Problem After 10- Day Recess   Key Appropriations Bills Move to Floor for Action Soon

Thailand Premier Kidnaped; Navy ‘Marines Attempt Rebel Government

Thailand Army Battles Rebel Navy, Marines  Premier Kidnapped  In Attempt to Seize Gove  ernment Cantral

Thai Navy, Marines Fight Losing Battle   Artillery Rages After Premier Is Kidnaped

Rebellion Flares Up In Bangkok   Rebels Seek To Set — Up Government As Premier Is Kidnaped

Thai Rebels Seize Premier  Shells Rip Through American Embassy in Thailand Revolution

Army, Navy Fight Big Gun Duel   Premier Kidnaped By Naval Forces; Shells Rip Through U. S. Embassy

Rebellious Thai Navy Failing In Try To Set Up Rebel Gov’t In That Nation

AIR FORCE AND ARMY FIGHTING NAVY IN SIAM   Thailand Navy Revolts, Kidnaps and Holds Premier on Warship.

Battle Wages In Thailand's Capitol City   American Embassy In Bankok in Line Of Artillery Fire

Thailand’s Navy, Marine Forces Fighting Losing Battle in Bid to Set Up New Government

Thailand’s Navy And Army Battle; Premier Kidnaped  Domestic War Being Waged Ta Gain Government Control

Thailand Revolt Appears Doomec   Premier Abducted At Ship Ceremony

Oppose Rebel Govt. Attempt Of Thai Units   Ameriean Embasay Shelled As Army. Navy Fight In Streeta OF Bangkok

Thai s Premier Seized by Band   Effort to Set Up Rebe' Government Loses Out

Army Fights Navy Rebels In Thailand   Artillery Duels in Bangkok Streets Over Kidnaped Premier

Losing Fight Seen ByThailandRebels   Street Battles Are Raging After Premier Is Seized by Navy

Thai Premier Kidnaped by Navy Rebels   Army and Air Force Join With Police To  Support Government

Siam’s Army and Navy Battling In Bangkok Streets  Premier Kidnaped By Navv Rebels:

Fighting Rages as Thai Navy, Marines Revolt   Premier ts Kidnaped, Rebel Forces Attacked by Army, Air Force

Thai Rebels Fight Losing  Eng cagement   _ Artillery Shells  Rip Through U. S. ‘Embassy: Americans Reported Unhurt

Allies Move Up In Kumsong Aree   Chinese Move Out On Central Front

Snare Cattle Bones Used Stockpiling of T'wo Blood : Plasma Substitutes Planned

UN- Forces  Maior Pocket   Chinese May Be Licked, But It Will Be Tough To Get Them To Admit It -

Chinese Communist Armies in Korea _  ‘May Be Licked But Will Not Admit It

Lashes Out At Williams In Address’   ‘Liar, Phoney’ He Tells GOP ln Talk Here

ALGER TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Lashes Out At Williams In Talk Before Berrien Republicans

B-29 Smashes Row Of Houses on Landing   Block of East Denver Residential Section Set Aflame by Crash

Bomber Levels FiveResidences Tn East Section   Second Plane Hits Home in Reno; Pilot Dies; Four Escane

oG. F. Men Dieas2 U.P. Trains Crash at Orchard; Workers Clearing Debris

58,000 Reds Killed or Wounded Since August 18 in Korea   Represents Almost Six Divisions; U. N. Losses Are Comparatively Light

58,000 ENEMY TROOP LOSSES INFIVE WEEKS   Heaviest Toll for Period Comes After Truce Talk Break

58,000 Of Foe Are Casualties   About Six Red Divisions Knocked Out Since Aug. 18, Van Fleet Says

Dead, Wounded Toll For Reds Put At 58.000   Van Fleet Gives Figures For War Since August 18

Communist Toll Since August 18 38,000, U.N. Says   VanFleet Reports on Eighth Army; 2,800 Reds Are Captured

Represents  Six Enemy  Divisions Most of Losses  Since Break In Truce Talks

Terrific Toll. Taken By UN Forces Cited   Van Fleet Declares . ‘Enemy Losses Total: ’ 58.000 Since Aug. 18

UN Claims 58,000 Red  Casualties   Report Covers Slightly More Than Month of Fighting

8th Army Takes Vast. Enemy: Tol  58,000 CommunistCasualties Claimed

Many Red Divisions Killed Or Wounded in Five Weeks; Kaesong Called Unsuitable

Reds Lose 58,000 Since Mid-August Van Fleet Claims  Most Casualties In Hill Fight; UN Has Not Lost Single Yard

Reds eee 5 Weeks   _ General’s Report On Enemy Dead, Wounded. Covers The Entire 150-Mile Front In Korea

Red Losses Are 58,000 In A Month   U.N. Also Takes 2,800 Prisoners In Same Period

Red Casualties Mount Along 150-Mile Front  ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Pegk Lost By UN

CEN, VAN FLEET REPORTS 58,000 ENEMY LOSSES      Communists Killed Or Missing Covers Five - Week Period ——80 Per Cent Lost In Hill Battle.

Enemy Losses Since Aug. 18 Put At58,000 Men   Enough Material To Equip Division Taken Von Fleet Declares

U. N. Advances 15 Miles, ‘Seizes Scores of Hills, 2800 Prisoners Captured

GEN. VAN FLEET PUTS RED LOSSES AT 58,000 TROOPS   Communists Suffered Heav. ily In Recent Fighting in Fast Kareann Hille

ALLIES REPORI HEAVY ENEMY CASUALTIES   58,000 Killed Or Wounded Since August 18

During Same Period 2,800 Communists Were Taken Prisoner; Most Of Casualties Occurred Since Truce Talks Broken Off.

2,800 Communist Troops Captured In 5-Week Period   80 Percent of Enemy Losses Occurred in Bloody Fighting In Hills On Eastern Front

Reports U.N. Losses Licht   Counterattacking Reds Push Allies Off Highest Peak of ‘Heortbreak Ridaa’

Allies Kill And Wound 38,000 Foes   U.S. Infantrymen Driven Off Peak On ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

8th Army Slays, Wounds 58,000 Enemy Soldiers   Reds Have Lost Almost 6 Divisions In Recent Fighting

Greal Losses To  The Reds   Battle of Hills Proved Costly To ‘Commies’ Over Wide Front

HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED ON FOE IN 5 WEEKS   58,000 Killed or Wounded Since Truce Talks Broken Off

Report Covers  Entire 150-Mile  Warfront.In Korea Ground Commander .  Cails UN Losses Comparatively Light

Van Fleet Reports 58,000 Reds Killed, Wounded In Past 5 Weeks   Eighty Per Cent Of Red Losses Occur In Bloody ‘Battle Of Hills’

Former FDR Aide Will Get Chance . To Answer Charge   Lauchlin Currie Accused Of Once Helping The Reds.

Will Get Chance To Give a Reply  Currie Charged With Helnoina Red Spy Ring

PERU, ECUADOR FEUDING AGAIN   Ecuador Repeats Claim To Disputed Territory On Peruvian Border

Blonde, Tone Meet Again, In Hospital  Miss Payton Pushes Aside Detectives, Sees Battered Actor

Mauled Actor Is Recovering   Franchot Tone Is" Dazed, But Not In Serious Condition

Franklin D. Murphy to Be Installed as Ninth Chan cellor   GOVERNOR TO ATTEND

PROGRAM SET FOR OPENING AT K. Ui   Franklin D. Murphy to Be Installed as Ninth Chan rallar   GOVERNOR TO ATTEND

Truck Movement Falls Off Sharply Behind Red Lines   Mercury Plunges To Five Below Zero in Mountainous Eastern Sector; Air War Continues

Small Group Battles; More Jet Plane Tangles   Mercury Drops To Five Above In Mountair Sectors; Red Road Traffic Back To Normal

Korean Action Light in Bitter Cold Weather   UN Unit Yields Position; Other Attacks Beaten Off

COLD WAVE HITS ALONG FRONT AS FIGHTING SLOWS   Unit Yields Position To Grenade-Tossing Reds —. Jets Tangle For Sixth Straight Day.

Action Along Front Called Insignificant   Allied Unit Gives Up Advance Point On Western Front

‘Bitter Cold Hits Quiet Korean Front; Red. Truck Move Falls Off Sharply

U. N. Unit Yields to Red Drive   -Grenade-Tossing Enemy Hurls Back Force of Allies 

Foxhole Gls Battle Bitter Cold In Korea   Little Ground . Action Today On Frozen Front

Cold Wave Hits UN Infantrymen   Red Troops Probe Allied Positions 

BITTER WINTER COLD FALLS ON KOREAN FRONT   Action Light, But Planes Tangle for Sixth Day in Row

Bitter Cold Wave Hits U. N. Forces; Only Limited Ground Action Reported

Bitter Cold Is New Enemy for Troops in Korea   Allies Throw Back Light Red Thrusts; Air War Continues.

‘nspection Of Behind-The-Lines Activities Is Rejected By Reds; Bitter Cold Wave Sweeps Front

Little Fighting Is Reported on Korean Fronts  Cold Settles Down * Over the Foxholes

Light Action On  Ground in ‘Korea   Infantrymen Fire on Reds When Near Their  Positions   OUTSIDE OF KUMSONG   Communist Air Power Is Mounting; Causes U. N.  Anxiety

U. N. Unit ‘Yields: to Red Drive   Grenade-Tosaing. _Fnemy Hurle-Back  Barca af Aliiag

Front In Grip Of Bitter Cold   Shooting Reduced To Minimum; Reds Make Slight Gain.

FRONT QUIET; GI'S BATTLE COLD WAVE   Mercury Falls to Five Above Zero in Eastern Sector of Frozen Battle Line.   SHOOT ONLY WHEN ENEMY APPROACHES   Allies Yield Advance Position in Grenade Attack, Throw Back One Red Platoon.

DEMAND BAN ON CONSTRUCTION OF AIRPORTS   BITTER COLD SLOWS GROUND FIGHTING; PLANES ARE ACTIVE

Bitter Cold Keeps U.N. Infantrymen Down in Foxholes   Cold Wave Hits Front and Allies Fire on Red: Near Their Positions

Bitter Cold Strikes Front Lines in Korea   Insignificant Action Along Frozen Front

Allow Tax Aid For White Pine   May ‘Write Off Portion of Cost  Other Mine Firms Come Under Order

RED VERSION OF ALLIED DEMANDS  ee «6 RRESERIEER ENR) See Hag Ery

Telephone Firm Seeks Hike In Local Rates   Private Lines Would Be Increased 75 Cent: Under Proposal

Republican Leaders May Try To Corral State’s 26 V otes  lowa Group Ponders Campaign for Ike

HST. PLEVEN TALKS ENDED   Announce Pledge To Bar Compromise With Aggressors

U.S. Agrees With France On Policies  Truman And Pleven   Truman And Pleven Pledge Cooperation On World Issues

Truman, Pleven Promise No-Appeasement Policy              French:Premier, Président Wind:Up Talks On Western; Europe Defense In Full Accord

Ado Compromise Pleven Agrees   French Premier In Accord With Truman

No-Compromise Stand Stated By France and U. S., If Russia Should Start Aggressive War

LEADERS PLEDGE ANTIERED STAND   Truman And French Premier Agree To Bar Compromise With Aggression Re Rueda Or China.

No Compromise With Aggression Is Pledge Given   Honorable Settlement In Korea Favored By US. France

Truman, Pleven Ends Talks In Washington  tL} S And France   U.S. And France Make Pledge To Fight Communism

Crime Spotters Turn Spotlight  On Saratoga ‘Amazing Story’   ‘Amazing Story’ Uncovered in Senate Inquiry   Detective Ounted

‘Amazed’ by Testimony on  Spa Gambling   Senate Crime Probers Are Told About ‘Mis carriage of Prosecution’

Spa idiot spot  Crime Probers Charge Police ‘Cover’ Saratoga Gamblers °

‘Iv’s Amazing,” Probers Say Of Saratoga  Gambling Cover-ups Bared In Inquiry Of Famed New York Sp

lfaly Rushes Boats To Aid Flood Areas   200 Reported Dead in Wake of Po River Rampaas

Near 200 Die As Thousands Flee Po Flood   Italy Rushes All Boats To Give Aid To Trapped City .

Italy Flood Is Battled  Death List Said   Death List Said Near 200 Mark

Death Toll In Flood In Italy Is Nearing 200   Flood Waters In Some Areas Reported Fifteen Feet Deep

DEATH TOLL ITALIAN FLOOD NEAR 200 MARK   ALL AVAILABLE SMALL BOATS RUSHED INTO “LITTLE DUNKERQUE”

Inquiry Into Coal Mine Blast Which - Killed 119, Open:   36 Investigators Includ: Federal, Company And Union Official

Investigators Open Probe o Mine Disaster   Launch Intensive On-the-Spot Survey; Lewis Among Group

Plans To Air Demands of Aggression   Says US Will Reveal Views To UN Group

U.S. to Outline Demands Before UN Committee  Austin to Ask China Communists Be Branded .Acarecenre

Fist Fights  Mark Strike   Wildcat Walkout Spreads From N. Y. To New Jersey, Boston Docks

ENTITLED TO DISABILITY PAY  Board Rules College Gridder ‘Employe’

Redistricting Expected To Hurt Country Boys   Tax Problems Send State Legislature Into Overtime

Between the Lines  , By. Tex Reynolds .   _ The Lake in Winter ‘Offers ‘Wonderland’ For Racine Residents

Between the Lines  By Tex Reynolds     The Lake in Winter Mri  . €65e7r  4..f ... 2?

KKK KK YS PATROLMAN GIVES SYRACUSE STUDENTS LESSON IN PSYCHOLOGY

Superior Court Continues Today   Judge Stevens ‘Attempts To Clear Leaded Docket

U.S. Forces Trap Reds on Central Front   Nine Communist Jets Downed in Two Hot Battles

Congress Urged To Rush Building Of Power Dams   Group From Virginiz And North Carolina Ask Appropriations

Updike Heard At Meeting — On Dam Funds   Speedy Finish: ‘Being Soucht-.

Acceptance Of Jenner Plan Eases Tension   Congress’ Action May Take Hoosiers Off ‘Political Hook’

Two Are Dead Right Injured  In Explosion   Six Houses Destroyed, 2-4 Persons Homeless; Check Eseaping Gas

Five Homes, Church Parsonage Are Destroyed In Series Of Gas Blasts; Damage Placed At 375.000   SCORE OF PERSONS ARE MADE HOMELESS

Cut In Clothing Prices Ordered For Nafion  . Di Salle Tells Of Plans To Reduce

Cut in Clothing  Prices Planned   DiSalle to Issue New Formula Sann

J. N. to Investigate Alleged Kaesong Raid  Allied Officials Sent To Conference Site To Check New Communist Bombing Charge

TRUCE TALKS OR ELSE-UN   Reds Get Warning That Allied Patience Is Nearing End

Favors Plan Of Bombing China Bases   Witness Says Acheson Took Coalition Data Out of Context.

General Backs Wider Air Warfare   Advocates Manchuria Attack at. Risk of War With Russia

Kohler Proposes Stash in Surfax  Would Save Taxpayers About $5 Million 

Kohler Reverses Stand; Financial Outlook Bright   Would Make Wisconsin Only State to Cut Taxes Appreciably

) Million Saving for State's Tax Payers to Result   Cutback Will Not Hurt Operations Planned for 1951-53, Governor Says

Governor Says Cut Won't Hurt Stafe Agencies  Would Reduce Tax From Present 25%;

Joint Session Hears Brighfer Fiscal Outlook  Governor Reports Revenues Exceed

Military Chiefs DoubtRedsWill  Renew Invasion   Commanders Believe They Won't Strike Li South Korea Again

Son of Norwegian Naval Chief of Staff Will Be Tried on Espionage Charges

WESTON TAX RATE BOOSTED 4.5 MILL   200 At Town Meeting Approve 21.3 Levy, ‘ Meahest on Record

WESTON INCREASES TAX RATE 4.5 MILLS   Town Approves 21.3 Mill Levy: $285, 113 Budget Up $65,728

Tobacco Growers Are Anticipating Banner Season   Price Of $58 To $59 Per Pound Expected On Border Belt Mar

Churchill Selects Major Cabinet Members Including Anthony Eden   British Liberals, Convinced Socialism Was Danger to Freedom, Voted for Churchill

Liberal Vote Turned Tide   Churehill Convineed Them Socialism Endangered Freedom

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 6  Corruption of Small Towns Follows Familiar Pattern

Crime in America By ESTES RERAUVER  Five of a Scries  oon a a aie .   “orruption of a Small Town: Case Study

REDS RETREAI UNDER HEAVY BARRAGE   Communists Forced To Give Ground On West Front

Reds Hold In East, Back Up In West;  Jets Pound Ground   Allied Tanks Punch As Marine and Navy Planes Harass Troops

UN Forces Keep Reds Off Balance   Persistent Jabs Delay Chinese Spring Offensive

Reds Fall Back ~ Under Pressure   Communists Grudgingly: Give ‘Ground. on. Western Front Under Heavy Alited Cround. Ate Attache

Red Troops Grudgingly Give Ground   Allied Drives Seen Keeping Commies Off Balance —  a

Red Forces Give Ground In Western Korea  Chinese Resistance  Stiffens Around

Reds Give Ground On West Front; Allies Rip Hole Between Enemy Base:

Chinese Give Ground Along Western Front   Allies Move Nearer 600,000 Reds Massed In Chorwon Area

Chinese Give Ground Along Western Front   Allies Move Nearer  600,000 Reds Massec  B.. ok... gi

Heavy Allied Air, Ground Units Attack   U. N. Tanks Punch Hole in Red Lines; Signs of General Retreat Reported

Commies Give Ground Slowly On West Front  Prisoners Say Reds Planned Offensive Thrawn OFF Scehediul.

Violence Takes 12 in Texas  Traffic Causes Eight Deaths Over Weekend

FOURTH WORLD SERIES GAME Yankees 010 120 200 6—12—0 Giants 100 000 Od] an §~Z

GIANTS WIN PENNANT Dodgers 100 000 030 48-0 Giants 000 000 104 = 5-8-0

FIFTH WORLD SERIES GAME Yankees 005 202 400 13-12-1 Giants 100 000 0090 l- 5-3   BATTERIES: Vankees, Lopat and Berra; Giants, Jansen, Ker edy, Spencer, Corwin, Konikowski and Westrum.

YANKEES EVEN WORLD SERIES Giants 000 O00 100 1-5-1 Yankees 110 000 Ol-—- 3-60

* * * oe * 1°23 45-6 7:89 R HE  Gionts....000 0106 002 3°17 17 Yankees... 700 003 00x 4 7  ‘ Batteries: Koslo. Hearn (7). Jansen {8) and Westram. Noebl:

GIANTS WIN FIRST SERIES GAME Giants 200 003 000 5—10-1 Yankees 010 000 000 1-7-9

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Truman Asks ClO to Hold off Wage Demands   DiSalle Backs Chief In Fight to Stop Inflationary Spiral

Demands Red Guarantees. Against New Breakdowns And On Truly Neutral Site

SLAYING NEARS FINAL SOLUTION   Only Identification Of Body Needed To Clear Up Case

‘DEADLINE NEARS FOR CANDIDATES IN CITY CONTEST   List For Council Race Closes At Midnight Friday But Clerk  . Leaves Office At 5 P.M.

No Reply. On Moving ‘Troops Out   Wanted Cease-Fire Talks to Resume This Morning

General Cites Restrictions, Tells Reds Parley May Resume In Completely Neutral Area

Reds Invite Allies Back  To Kaesong   Ridgway Demands That Red Troops Get Out Of City

Iran Sending Men To Take Over Oil   Lieutenant Fired for Anti-Administration Note

lran Premier Denies Force Will Be Used  Ranrd Ta Taba Ovar   Board To Take Over Oil Company Without Army Being Required

Won’t Need To UseArmy Iran Feels Premier Proceed  Confidently With

lran Sending 3 Men To Yake Over Oilfields   Premier Foresees No Violence As Natives Assume Full Power -

ave FY VEO CL  Liquor Forces Await Action Following Committee Hearing

INO Vote Set  (Liquor Forees Await Action (Following Committee Hearing

mewyer Sahn   Commerce Secretary, 9 Others  (Told to Give Up Control of Line

Saw ver laces Jail Unless He  Obeys Court   Ordered to Surrender Control of Ship Line; High Court Plea Seen

Sawyer Is Warned He May Go To Jail   Commerce Head Advised To Give Up Ship Line

U.S. Court Of Appeals Directs Government To Surrender Control Of American President Lines ToR. Stanley Dollar

Prison Threat Given Sawyer   Return Ship Line or Ge T, Jail. Court Says

Court Tells Sec. Obey Or Go To Jail  Sawyer Must Give  , Uo Steamship Line

Oil Crews Evacuated. Krom tran   ‘Intense Sadness’ Marks British Leaving Abadan

Over 3,000 Students Clash In Cairo  Police Battling - Workers In   Police Battling Workers In City’s Streets

Students and Workers Battle Cairo Police as Egyptian Tension Grows

Red Rioters Protest Visit Of Eisenhower   Italian Communists ” Stage Demonstration In Rome

GEN, “IKE” GETS MIXED GREETING   Italian Government Chiefs Welcome Him As Communists Stage Protest Against  Arrival 

House Votes 735 Million Ohio Budget   Also Passes Sales Tax Bill Designed Tx Yield 35-40 Million

Malik To Hear Red Council   Soviet Leader Sends Notice To Joliot-Curie

Killers Of Trained Circus Bear In Area Near Mena To Be Charged Under Game Law

Ceniral Part Of State Is  ‘Frozen Over’   No. Relief In Sight for Cold:  Poarercectar Seve

Ifalian Warship Saves 6 on Plane   8 Other Navy Fliers Missing Off Anzio

RUMORS 2,000 WERE KILLED NOT VERIFIED   Eighty Percent of  Villagers In Zone Trapved by Lavs

Report Bodies Of 500 Found  Near Volcano   Red Cross Wires Verified Number However Only 169

Start Court Test Of lowa’s Tough Anti-Gambling Lav  4 Keokuk Firms File Suits to Reaain Licenses

Red Answer Will Be ‘No,’ Communist Radio Says Broadcast Blasts At Allied Stand As World Awaits WednesdayParley

Pyongyang Radio Raps Insistence There Be No Discussion of Withdrawal of Troops From Korea.   CRUCIAL CONFERENCE IS SET FOR TONIGHI      Meantime Allied Planes Bomb  Enemy's Frontline Posi  tions, Convoys and Airfields.

DEMAND MADE FOR YES OR NO FINAL DECISION   Negotiators Return Wednesday For  Enemy Answer — ) Red Radio Says Re ply Will Be “No”

Negotiators Get Definite Word On Wednesday   Pyongyang Radio Says Reds Demand ‘Foreign Troops’ Withdraw From Korea

Hint Reds Will Demand Troop Removal Now   Fighting May Flare Up If Negotiators Fail To Reach Term:

To Get Final Answer From Chinese Reds on Resumption Of Peace Talks   Red North Korean ‘Radio Indicates Answer Is ‘No’

Reds May Reject Armistice Terms As Talks Resume  Allied Group Firm On Refusing Parley Over Troop Issue

People fo Insist On Withdrawal, Radio Predicts   Cease-Fire Talks  Will Be Resumed

U. N. Negotiators Return to Kaesong for Yes or No Answer from Reds on Agenda.  ALLIES REFUSE TO BUDGE ON ISSUE

Peace Depends Or Next Talk   Negotiations Resume Wednesday; Reds See Continued War

Negotiations to Resume on. Tomorrow; North Korea Says Troop Withdrawal Is “Must”

Pyongyang Broadcast Charges U.S. Means To Retain Military Bases In South Korea In Face Of Defeat

UN Planes, Ships Hit Red Lines   *Round-The-Clock Blastings Show Allied Attitude

New Crisis Looms At Next Session Of Peace Parley   Commie Delegation Expected To Reveal Attitude On Vital Issues At Tomorrow's Meeting Of Korean Cease-Fire Conference  RULLETIN!

Fighting Steps Up On Front   Breakdown in Cease-Fire Talks Possible

North Korean Radio Says Reds Will Answer ‘No To UN Armistice Demands

Resume Cease Fire Negotiations In Korea Wednesday   Red Answer on Troop Issue Is Indicated as ‘No’

Near Decision On Cease-Fire Talks   U. N. Expects Yes or No Answer From Reds on  Agenda

CEASE-FIRE TALKS RESUME TOMORROW FOR RED YES-OR-NO   North Korean Radio Already Indicates Answer Will Be “No”

Firm Stand by Reds on Troops Issue Indicated   Moscow Says Delegates Will Insist For. eign Forces Pull Out

Armistice Talks Are Likely To Fold Tomorrow   UN Declines to Talk  OF Troop Withdrawal As Thre Tima

Cease-Fire Negotiators Will Resume Talks Late Today   All indications Are That Reds Answer Will Be “No”

North Korean Radio Indicates Refusal to Accept Allied Terms. Kaesona Truce Talks Tomorrow.

Pyongyang Broadcast Says Reds Will Insist On Withdrawal Of All Foreign National Troops From Korea —U.N. Delegates, Awaiting Resumption Of Talks At Kaesong, Declare Discussions Will Not Include Consideration Of Enemy Demand

Wednesday To Be Vital Day At Truce Talks   Communists Hint Red Answer . To Be ‘No’ On Agenda; Foreign Troops’ Withdrawal Big Issue

Enemy Insists Troops Must Be Withdrawn From Korea   UN Delegates Want Issue Discussed at Higher Level

Red Radio Demanding Withdrawal Of Troops   If Communist Delegates’ Views Are Reflected In Pyongyang Broadcasts, Truce Appears Very Unlikely

North Korean Radio Says Answer Is No   Reds May Insist On Withdrawal O: All Foreign Troops

Negotiators Set To Return to Kaesong Talks   Communist Persistence Could Force Break In Cease-Fire Parley

Red Radio Broadeasts Hint Communists Will Insist On  Including Troop Withdrawal

Radio Blares Insistence of Karly Claims  Cease-Fire Talks  Seen PONE

—CEASE-FIRE— Unity For Talks Agenda Is U. N. Goal  North Koreans See Communist Refusal

North Korea Radio Firm on Demands   Broadcasts Hints at Negative Reply on Troop Question

Reds Expected To Insist On Withdrawal Of Allies   U.N. Truce Negotiators Ready To Return To Kaesong To Communists’ Reply Tn, Acanda Terma.

Pyongyang Radio Hints  ‘No’ Answer.   But Peiping Is Silent On Issue Which Caused Recess In Cease Fire Tolke At Kaesonge

TEMPERATURE   Moscow, N. Korea Radios Say ‘No’   U.N. Envoys Set To Resume Truce Parley At Kaesono

Cease Fire Answer to Come Soon   U.N. Peace Team — - In Kaesong Again ~ To Receive “Yes” or “No! From Reds

Korean Truce Talks Head for Showdown   Marshall Says Troop Issue No Problem If Reds Sincere

Hopes Dim For Breaking Deadlock   Reds Indicate Firm Stand on Troop Withdrawa

More Readers To Zanesville Than Any Other Newspaper  Phone 24561      Negotiations To Resume At Kaesona

Negotiators Will Return t esong for Meeting Tomorrow   Moscow Expects Reds to Stand Firm on Demand:

Negotiators Return For Peace Meet   Enemy’s Answer To UN Demand Hinted as ‘No’; Talks May Break

FAR EAST WAR CRISIS 1S DUE QN WEDNESDAY   Communists Expected To Disclose View On Withdrawal

Withdrawal Of Troops At Issue   Pyongyang Broadeas Says Reds lnsisting: On U. N. Leaving

Enemy Broadcasts  Hint of Deadlock   Allies Prepared to Demand "Yes or No on Truce Agenda

Pyongyang Hints Red Negotiators Will Not Yield  - Such Decision May Mean Collapse Of

North Koreans Declare Reds Answer Will Break Off Cease Fire Talks Over Troops Issue

Communist Answer To Allied Cease Fire Talks Likely To Be ‘No’ As Red Radio Asks Troop Withdrawal

Reds Hit U.N. Stand Against Withdrawals  Talks To Resume At   Talks To Resume At 8 P. M. (EST) Today

U. N. Truce Team Returns To Kaesong  Tomorrow For Answer  Allied Group Will Not Discuss Troop Withdrawal

Reds To Submit Answer   North Korean Radio °  Indicates Enemy Will  Intist on Withdrawal . Of Foreign Troons

Truce Talks  Heading for Critical Spot   Red Radio Says Troop Removal Must be Talked

Scheduled Talks Today Expected To Settle Issue  Allied Air Blows _ a ot ceo, eam  eee

Negotiations To Be Resumed This Morning    Communist Broadcast Says “All Our People’ Demand Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops From “Our Territory’.

Chinese Radio Hints Rejection Of Truce Agenda   Vital Decision Awaited By UN Negotiators As Talks Resume; Planes Attack Enemy Suvolv Buildup

Reds Hint UN. Must Evacuate Korean Sector  - Radio Says Cease- Fire Answer Will be ‘No! : VAS oi bald Ashes ecaemel

Pyongyang Radio Gives a Hint as Delegates Return   North Korea Spokesmar Says Country Demands Foreign Forces Leave

NO’ ANSWER IS EXPECTED FROM REDS   Negotiators Return to Kaesong Tomorrow for Yes or No Answer on Armistice Agenda.   WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS DEMANDED   U. N. Position Is That Withdrawing Troops a Political Issue Not Involved in Shooting.

BUT GnINESt STILL aILENT ON CEAGCEIRE   UN Delegation Waits at Peace Catnp for Wednesday's Kaesong Meeting.

Korean Reds Hint Answer Tn Broadeast   Truce. Talks Resume . Tomorrow With Troop Issue Major Problem

Red Radio Broadcast Hints At Insistence on Withdrawal Of Allied Troops From Korea

Yes or No Answer Tomorrow   Ll. N. Negotiators Return to Kaesong

PEACE CONFA PROSPECTS DARKEN   Indicate Enemy To Demand Complete Withdrawal   Fear Talks To Break Down: Ground Fighting Stepped Up, Raids Continue

MOSCOW RADIO CARRIES REPORT INDICATING REDS TO STAND FIRM :ON ISSIIE

U.N. TRUCE TEAM WILL PRESS FOR YES-NO ANSWER   NORTH KOREAN RADIO INDICATES PLAN TO REJECT UN AGENDA

Radio Moscow Indicates Firm Stand Being Made on Proposa   Complete Rupture of Negotiations Is Threatened; Reds Say U.S, Has Hopes Of Establishing Bases in South Korea

Big British Vote Looming   Conservatives Fearing Early Vote Laborite

Tories Cut Estimates  Of Victory   Churchill Files Suit For Libel

Churchill Party Concedes Attlee Prospects Better  Socialists’ Cause Believed Favored By Heavy Ballot

TORY PARTY'S OPTIMISM COOLED   Laborites Are Expected To Gain By Heavy Voting   OFFICIALS SAY   Total Balloting May Top Record Of 1950: King Stays Up For Returns

British Returns Temper Spirits Of Conservatives   Estimated Figure On Tory Majority Scaled Down; Surge Of Early Voting

Heavy Turnou Favors Labor, Tories Admit  Conservatives   Conservatives Scale Down Big Victory Claims

Socialist Backers” Are Voting Heavy Winston Churchill’ Files Libel Suit

Labor Gets Out Vote in Early Balloting Hours  Conservatives See 35-Seat Maioritv:   Conservatives See 35-Seat Majority; Polle Cloce 4 n m FS)

Surge To Polls — Cools Optimism Of Conservatives   Estimates Of Expected Tory Majority Have Been Scaled Down, Official Says

Unprecedented Surge of Early Voting Cools Optimism of Conservative Party

Churchill Sues Daily Mirror For Libel   Large Voting Reported In Industrial Areas

Party Trims Predictions  On Majority   Hopes Now Center On 35 to 45  Qeat« in Cammangs

Huge Early Vote Cools Conservative Optimism   Churchill Forces Wary; Party Leaders Seale Down Predictions of Maitority:

Liberals, Commies Play Big Role In British Election   Could Decide Outcome fn Many Districts

Scale Down Forecasts In Big Turnout   Socialists Appear To Have Gotten Out Most Of Backers

HEAVY VOTING DIMS OPTIMISM OF TORY PARTY   EARLY MORNING RUSH INDICATES BRITISH LABORERS VOTING

Bright Weather Dims Hopes Of Conservatives   Record Turnout Of Voters Pats Damper On Hopes For 70-100 Scat Margin; Both Sides Sce Victory

Millions Troop — To Polls Today   Socialistic Experiment in State Control in Balance in Extremely Heavy Voting

Tory Chances Scaled Down Due fo Vote   Britishers March to Polls in Vast Numbers To Settle Future Fate Of Labor Regime

Socialists Getting Out Huge Vote   Churchill Files Suit for Libel hontnal Landan Paper

Britons Setting Record With Early Turnout   Labor Party Claim: Gains; Tories Confident of Victory

Hopes Of Labor Party Perk Up During Day   Polling Running Well Ahead Of 1950 Election

EARLY RUSH COOLS TORY CONFIDENCE   Conservative Majority   Estimates Scaled  Down

Voters Flock To the Polls   Balloting in Britain Runs 20 Per Cent Ahead of 1950 Turnout   LABOR IS JUBILANT   Attlee Forces Say Numbers Mean Less Chance for  Churchill

Tories Still Expected To Win Election   Balloting Surge Shows Labor Got Out A Big Vote

BRITONS TURN OUTINRECORD TOTALS TODAY   Churchill Brings Suit for Libel on Paner’s Cartoon

Heavy Vote As British GoTo Palls   Big Turnout Seen As Favorable For The Laborites

SOCIALISTS REJOICE AT: HUGE VOTE   Conservatives Scale Down Predictions on Parliament Majority on Re ports of Socialist. Turn out.   LABOR LEADERS PREDICT VICTORY   Churchill Had Been Favored Over Attlee; Results to Start Coming in Early Fridey. -

Conservatives May Not Make Expected Gains   Socialists Turn Out In Great Numbers In British Election

Conservative Optimism Cooling Off  Revise Claims Of Majority; See Record Vote

Socialists Claim Huge Vote Means Laborite Victory   This Morning’s Heavy Vote Predominantly Socialist — Favored To Win Handily In Pre-Election Polls, Churchill's Party Is Losing Odds As Voters Jam Polls

Early Checks Show British Ballot Heavy   Fine Weather.To Help Vote Turnout; Fleets Of Autos Roam Streets

Britain May Have Heaviest Vote In Today's Election  May Be Last Bid

CONSERVATIVE PARTY SUALES 1S FORECAST   Early Balloting Indication of Workers’ Support of Labor Party.

Farly English Yote Said For Socialist Leaders  Churchill Leaders Believe Late Voters Favor Conservative Party  In Intense Politicai Campaign Winston Churchill Sues London Daily Newspaper

Tories, Heavily Favored to Win, Cut Estimates Of Victory   Record Popular Total Expected in Important British Election

Tory’s Hopes Are Cooled  By Turnout  Surge Termed L nprecedented

Unexpected Surge of Voting Causes Conservative * Party to Pare Predicted Margin of Victory— Churchill Files Libel Suit Against London Paper— Ailing King To Stay Un for Returns

Conservative Party’s Optimism Cools Somewhat With Estimates of Its Majority Scaled Bown.'

Record Turnout hk Early Hours ’ Favors Atlee   Churchill Forces Trim Predicted Victory Marain

Heavy Voting Dims Outlook For Tories   Conservatives Scale Down Optimistic Estimates As Labor Forces Jam Polls

British Voters Turn Out Strong, Tories Cool Off  Early Balloting Said   Early Balloting Said Favoring Socialists

Pre-Election Optimism Is Scaled Down   Socialist Backers Are Voting Heavy; Winston Churchill Files Libel Suit

LABORITES © SAY TURNOUT FAVORS THEM   Conservatives Cut Victory Margin Figures Sharply

Record Voting First Six Hours In Big Election   Conservatives Lose Ground In Pre-Voting Official Estimates

Laborites Are Cheered By Turnout   Churchill’s Party Still Favored In Momentous Electior

See Record Vote in All-lmporiant Brifish Election   Spokesmen for Attlee’s Party Feel Big Turnout Means Labor Victory.

BRITAIN HOLDS ELECTIONS Churchill’s Odds Plunge As Reports Show Vote May Exceed Record

Churchill Files Suit for Libel   Weather Fair As British Ballot Today

lran Threatens Refinery Blast If Invaded —  Premier Mossadegh Plane te Prace Own   Premier Mossadegh Plans to Press Own Case Before UN

DiSalle To Combat Loss Of Controls   Price Stabilizer Gathers Ammunition As House, Senate Conference Set

DiSalle Refuses to Give Up Fight For Stronger Controls  Hopes to Disprove Solons’ Statements Against New Curbs

TWO-YEAR COST TOTAL OFFERED TO LEGISLATORS   Requests Call For Ex. penditure Of $459. 500,017, With $38..  - 000,000 More Fo: -. New Needs.

Over $459 Million  Record Budget Handed. State Legislature At Joint Meeting

Scott Asks Huge Sum For 1951-52   Legislature Faces Record-Smashing Budeet Demands

Record-Smashine Budget Calls For $499,300,017   Governor Also Asks For $38,000,000 To Keep Up Services   Most Legislators Want To Examine Finances Before Increasing Taxes

Jailing Of 390 Ends Work Try   Newspaper Workers Wot On Strike Make Attempt To Publish

550-Non-Striking Workers In Jail   Strike-Bound Paper In S. A. Paralyzed

Workers Held In Anti-Peron Paper Dispute   "550 Jailed, One Slain

550 Jailed in Argentine  Press Fight   Two Americans Held as Police Crack Down on Independent Paper

Desperado to Be Returned To Oklahoma to Face Trial In U.S. Court for Slayings

Probably to Ask Death for Cook   23-Year-Old Killer Will Be Returned to Oklahoma For Trial on Kidnaping

Dispute Over Guards Roils Flood Area   Peak Moves From Kan: sas City; Big Fire Is Sull Ravavine Zone

But Missouri Orders Them   Miami, Okla., Cut Of by Rampaging River

By ASSOoCcIated rress  WASHINGTON, July 16.— The House today voted a $25,000,000 emergency relief fund for use in flood-stricken Missouri and Kansas.

Dispute Develops Over Calling of National Guard   Flood Costliest in History of Nation

Row Develops Over Calling Guard to Flood   Truman to Tour Area Neosho Cuts Off Oklahoma Town

Kansas ( ity Hit by Most Costly Ilood   Fire Started Friday Still Blazes—Seven Blocks Burn—75.000  People are Homeless

Every Pupil In Three Grades To Be Tested   ‘Follow-up’ Will Be Assisted by Special State Resources. .

Niungary Slaps $120,000 Fines On U.S. Fliers   Pay or Serve Three Months In Jail Is Sentence  For Four Ajpmen

Hungary Fines Fliers  $30,000Each   Four Americans Face Jail Terms if They Can’t Pay

Hungary Fines AUS. Filers $30,000 Each   Sudden Development Shocks U. S. Officials; Critical Stage Seen

Non-Payment Means Three Months In Jait  Budapest Declares Quartet Confessed

Hurgary Fines Airmen £30,000 :  Jail For 3 Months * ~ Given As Alternative

Court’s Action Is Surprise  To Officials   Men Face Jail If They Can’t Raise Funds for Violation of Borders

Each Sentenced to Fine of $30,000 or Three Months in Jail; U.S. Officials “ Studying Next Possible Move.

Hungary Fines AU. S. Fliers  3 Months In Jail Is Alternative For Plane‘’s Crew

Fines O€ $120,000 Imposed With Alternative Of Staying In Jail Three Months; 4 QOehere Arrested

Hungary Fines Four American  Fliers $120.000   Found Guilty On ‘Confessions,’ Yanks Must Serve Three-Month Jail Terms If They Fail To Pay

Hungary Fines Four Americans $30,000 Each   Flyers Must Pay Or Spend Three Months in Jail

‘Attlee Forecasts Tighter Controls To Carry Out New Defense Program

Industry List On Deferments Sharply Cut   Deferments Not Certain.

ROMANCE ON THE DELAWARE Frankie, Ava Get License ‘to Wed in Philadelphia

CLOSE RACE S VIEWED IN. °59   Senator Anderson Says He Is Convinced Truman Will  Run And Oppose Sen. Tn ft

Truman Ys. Taft Race Seen By Anderson Afier Visil To President At White House

Sees ‘Tight Race’ Between Truman  And Taft in 1952   Democratic Senator Sure President Will Seek Another Term; Sceandale Issue

Discrepancy Noted in Testimony of Acheson and Marshall Regarding Chine

8 Jets Crash; Seek Evidence Of Sabofage   Believe Improper. Fuel Used When Planes Left Base-

PROBE MASS CRASH OF 8 JET PLANES   Study Possibility of Sabotage in Nation’s Greatest Mass Crash Near Richmond, Ind.   # SERIES OF OTHER CRASHES IN U. S.   Eight Jets From Formation of 34 Mysteriously Fall From Sky in 25-Mile Radius.

White Russia Is Beaten Out Of A Place   America Wins Its Fight In The U.N. Security Council

—GREECE VOTED INTO U. N.— U.S. Wins Long Battle  Over New Council Seat

Council Admits Greece   UN Deadlock Broken .When White Russia I Beaten Out on 19th Ballot, 39 to 16

Greece Wins Council Seat  American-Backed   American-Backed Nation Gains U. N. Victory

ELECT GREECE TO PLACE ON U.N. COUNCIL   America Wins Fight With Reds as Even Britain Supports White Russia for Seat.

Greece Wins UN Seat. Beats White Russia      Decision on 19th Ballot: Longest Deadlock In History

Greece Wins U.N. Security Council Seat      Victory Is Sharp Defeat for Russia Which Backed White Russian State

Greece Wins a Seat in Council  Beats White Russia on 19th UN Ballot

Greece Wins Council Seat On 19th Vote   Break Deadlock in United Nations by Defeat for Russia

Greece Wins Seat In U.N.  White Russia Beaten ~~ Out By 39-16 Vote

Greece Wins  U.N. Security Council Seat —  U.S.-Backed Nation Beats White Russia

UN Council Seat Won By Greece   Greece, Supported By US., Beats White Russia On The 19th Ballot At Paris

BRITISH-IRAN QIL TALKS REAGH HALT   Sunday’s Session Cancelled; Still  Hope for Peace

Iranian Oil Talks Get Setback  Tehran Officials Cool Toward Latest Britisl Proposals.

APPEALS TO PRESS   Civil Defense Chief Says People Must Know of Atom Dancer

Legislators fo Consider Plan for Rural Phone Co-Ops   Farmers Could Organize in REA Manner if Bill Is Approved.

Series of Atomic Tests Completed   First Underground Blast Is Reported

UNDERGROUND ATOM BLAST IS SET OF}   Scientists Temporari ly End Tests at Frenchman’s Fla In Nevada.

DEWEY VISITS KOREAN FRONT   Tour Of Forward Post: Leaves Governor _..:. -. ‘Impressed’.

Wearing Army Kahki Governor Dewey Tours Frontlines Above the Parallel

Bassett Youth Fatally Burned  Brother Hurt Pouring Kerosene in Stove   Bad Weather Cuts Aransas Cotton Crop   Governor Dewey Tours Frontlines of Korea

Dewcy Tours Front Lines of Korea Wearing Army Khaki, Combat Boots

S. Judge a ants Plea Of Browder   Former Communist Boss Is Cleared Of ContemptOf-Congress Charge

Teenager Arrested In Florida   Attempted Suicide Before Murder, 16 Year Old Says

16 Year Old. Admits Slaying Foster Mother  ‘Says: Woman Bosh dws Ue

Test Against Weapons —  ; Flash, But No Cloud in New Atomic Test Blast

Cloudless 4-8last Ist of Kind   New Series’ Initial Detonation Seen As Underground Test

New Atom Test Blast Is Heard  May Have Occurred Deep Underaround

Air Battles Are Resumed Near Korean Border   First Clash In Week Takes Place In ‘Mig-Alley’ Area

President to Dedicate Inter-Faith Memorial   Philadelphia Structure Memorializes Chaplains Who Crove Lives in 194%

Traman Dedicates Chapel Of The Four Chaplains At Philadelphia Today

President Truman Dedicates Chapel As Memorial To Four Army Chaplains Who Died In Sinking Of Troopship

Honor Dorchester Heroes’ Memory pnaeepinnnpnnnnerreomnnnnnncnnnmnemnent nents  Dedicate Chapel of The Four Chaplain:

Truman Dedicates Chaplain Shrine   Honors Four Who: Died In Ship Sinking In World: War 2

Their Deeds Enshrined  Deas! dant “The dtnnenn   President Dedicates Chapel Memorializing Four Chaplain Heroes

Memorial Church Dedicated Today   Donations From All Faiths Build Chapel Of Four Chaplaing

Price Rollback Now in Effect   Federal Anti-Trust Actions Are Hinted To Halt Below-Cost Selling

Next 12-Month Living Cost Hop Set In Billions   Estimate Is Given Economic Stabilizer By Mobilizer Wilson

Three More Players Confess Part. In New York Basketball Scandal   Long Island University Stars Including All-American Sherman White Admit Taking. Money From  Gamblers to “Shave: Points” From Games: Eight Now Involved in “Fix,”

Long Island Basketball Player: Admit Taking $19,000 In Bribe:   Scores Of Seven Games Fixed Over Two-Year Span   {See Story on Sports Page)

Volume Drops As Average Picks Up   Bright Outlook Crops Promise Steady Prices

Man Caught With Unique Outfit   Bright Outlook ® ‘ e  Crops Promise Steady Prices

PIPERSVILLE YOUTH _WINS PA. 4-H PRIZE   J. Earle Yerkes, Jr., Winne: of Dairy Achieve ment Award   HAS HAD 45 PROJECTS

PIPERSVILLE YOUTH'S 4-H NET INCOME $0,621   J. Earle Yerkes Wins Dairy Achievement Contest   10 YEARS IN CLUB WORK

HERBERT NOBLE BLOWN UP  12th Attempt To kill Texas Gambler Succeeds

Charge Truman Stalls —      “Kansas: Offiela ¢ “\Resent. President's s Call for More”:  “Liberal Caonnrece® -

Mid-West Legislators Get Blame   Truman Says Members in This Area Responsible For Disastrous Floods  WANTS MV AUTHORIT' Calls Budget Cuts a  Danger to Future of Resource Problems   WANTS MV AUTHORIT)

STALLING TACTICS   Kansas Officials Accuse President Truman of  **Putting Off’:

‘Car Washing, Gym Showers Are Out ‘Sudden Water Shortage Hits Bowling Green

NEW YORK CITY MILKMEN STRIKE   WALKOUT TO CUT OFF SUPPLIES TO 12 MILLION IN METROPOLITAN AREA.

Crime Inquiry Hits Wholesale Liquor Business  Cairo, Ill, Firms Sell for Dry Areas

Allied Division Drives 2 Miles   Reds Are Caught Off Balance; Tanks and Planes Aid Push

REDS INDICATE MAY ACCEPT UN TRUCE PROPOSAL   WOULD PUT 30-DAY DEADLINE ON FULL TRUCE AGREEMENT

Surprise Attack Gains Two Miles   Allies Advance Along 9 Mile Front in Korea

UN Assault Takes Enemy By Surprise  Allied Infantry Knocks Red Forces Off 11 Hills

Division Attack Hits Central Front   U. N. Blasts Communist Posts With Barrage: Troops Advance

Surprise Attack by Allies in Central Sector of Korea   Gains Up to Two Miles Reported; U. N. Forces Seek Limited Objective.

SURPRISE OFFENSIVE U.N. Division Smashes - Ahead Nearly 2. Miles:

‘U.N. SURPRISE ATTACK GAINS TWO MILES   Allied Division, Supported by Tanks, Crashes Forward on Nine-Mile Front in Korea. :   CATCHES ENEMY BY COMPLETE SURPRISE   Advance Is So Swift Reds Have No Chance to Counterattack; 11 Hills Captured.

U.N. Troops Smash Ahead Two Miles In Surprise Attack   Allied Division  Supported by Tanks, Planes in Advance

U.N. Troops Make Gain Of 2 Miles   Surprise Attack Catches Chinese Napping; Launched In Early Dawn

Allied Division Smashes Nearly Twe Miles Ahead in Surprise Attack Along Nine-Mile Front in Korea

Weather Forecast   Allies Gain ) Miles in New Attack   Infantrymen Knock Reds From Eleven Hill Positions

RED TROOPS SURPRISED BY SUDDEN BLOW   Tanks, Artillery _ Support Attack In Division Strength

Allies Gam By = Attack  anh Enemy Off Bale And Movs Ahead o Miles.

LN Smashes Gain In Surprise Hit   Infantrymen Supported By Tanks, Air Arm— Reds Caught Flatfooted

Allied Attack Takes Enemy By Surprise   UN Knocks Reds Off Eleven Hills On 9-Mile Front

U. N. Division Surprises Reds In Big Attack  A 7 gee AA meer A Rae    Allies Move Ahead Nearly Two Miles

Gls Gain 2 Miles on Central Front   Cross River, Hit Reds in Soft Spot South of Kumsong

Witness Says “Purple Gang Report False   ‘Irv Sherman, Friend Of O’Dwyer, Testifies After Protesting TV

Big Roadblock To Resumption Of Talks Removed   Reds Also Scale Down Demands for Neutral Corridor; Allied Forces Only About Two Miles From Kumsong Base.   BFIGHTING FOR KIMSONG

Communists OK UN Compromise   Accept Three-Mile Neutrality Zones

Reds Accept Compremise For Three-Mile Security Zone Around Kaesong, Munsar

Reds Accept Neutral Zone Compromise   Allies Feel Armistice Talks May Resume Within Next Few Day

Charges Of ‘Influence’ To Be Aired Senate Group Calls For Hearing On RFC

Unofficial Check of State Men on List Is Released  Sulphur Soldier on List Red Prisoners of War

CORPORATIONS TAX PASSED BY LEGISLATURE   Republicans Straining T: - Woo Democratic Votes   On Other Issues

Communist Casualties  ‘Frightful’   Suicidal Human Sea Waves Mowed Down

REPORT ENEMY FOUR MILES FROM CAPITAL .   Red Casualties Set At 16,000 During Week

Frightful Toll Fails To Check  Gigantic Drive   Eighth Army Admits Fall of Uijongbu, Battered Road Point

Admiral Sherman Says Chiefs-Of-Staff Feared New War In December   Naval Chieftain Asserts MacArthur Wanted To Quit During Long Retreat Unless He Were Permitted To Use Air Power And Block China Coast

Adm. Tells Of Alert Te General   To Get Ready **. For Possible © Third. World War

JCS Feared World War In Deeember   Told MacArthur To Ready Forces Sherman Savs

MW’Arthur Put On War Alert, Sherman Say:   Joint Chiefs Were Worried After U.N. Commander  ee ee

Early War Worry Told By Admiral   MacArthur Told Tc Prepare For It In Early December

Chiefs Feared World War 3,  Sherman Says  MacArthur Told To Make Ready, Senators Hear

Adm. Sherman Says America Feared War 3   MacArthur Ordered To Prepare For It Last December

\dmiral Sherman Tells Com mittee Of Concern Over Korean War Last December Fight China Or Quit Korea,  Alternatives

Reveal U.S, Badly Worried During Decanter Losses.   Once Ordered MacArthur To Get Ready For A World War

Joint Chiefs Feared War Spread—Sherman  High Command Told MacArthur to Get Forces   High Command Told MacArthur to Get Forces Ready for Conflict Spread, Admiral Reveals

Admiral Bares Alert for War Last December   Sherman Tells How Grave Was Concern At Time of Retreat

Sherman Tells Ot Peril After Allied Retreat   Mae Told to Be Set for Possible World War: Acheson to Take Stand

World War Ill Plan Revealed By Sherman   Says Order Followed MacArthur's Bid For U. N. Armistice

Sherman Testifies Winter Retreat in Korea Held Peril of World War IIT

Mac Told to Gird For All-Out War,  Admiral Reveals   SHERMAN DISAGREES Gls Think Truman Policy Pro-Red, Ex-Officer Says

MacArthur Told To Get Ready Last December For Possible World War, Sherman Reveals  General Suggested Armistice, Naval Chief Says; Acheson To Start Testimony Today

M Arthur Advised  Korean Armistice All-Out War Was Feared When China Attacked

Total War Feared By High Command,  Sherman Reveals   doint Chiefs Gravely Concerned Over Karean Situation Last December—MacArthur Had Sug g eetted Armictico

MacArthur Suggested  Armistice   Peril Brought Grave Fears Of World War OF

Acheson Faces Probers Te oday   Sherman Reveals  Alert for War III

Navy’s Chief Discloses War Lil Fear   Sherman Tells Solons MacArthur Sent *AIL-Out’ Directive

SHERMAN REVEALS WORLD WAR ALERT PIVEN [ACT FALL   Says MacArthur Was Told to Prepare for General Conflict   CITES GLOOMY REPORT   ‘Declares Far East Chief Urged Acceptance of Korea Armistice

98,000 Red  Casualties Are Counted   UN Wins. Loses  Bloody Hilltop

Cold Weather To Continue Over Weekend   Ohio Is on Edge Of Pressure Area, Weatherman Says

Rising Tropical Storm Heading Toward Jamaic   Becomes Full-Fledged Hurricane Again With 100-MPH Winds

Ninth And Showdown Meeting With Foreign Troop Withdrawals As Remaining Issue; Both Sides Agree To Recess Until Afternoon

Peace or War May Hinge On Momentous Conference  First Afternoon Session Lasts 30 Minutes; U. N. Stand on Troop Issue Is Unchanged

Prepared Statements Are Heard  Red - ‘Compromise  Pr oposal May Dawa sas ah ibifowens

Cease-Fire Parleys  Resume At Kaesong   Withdrawal Of Troop: Only Issue Still In Dispute

Marshall Lists Four Conditions or Settlement  SC seers Reomweree: wees   Secretary Sees No Problem If Peace Is Wanted

Two Negotiation Sessions ‘Held in Showdown Parleys Over Withdrawal of Troops

lero Weather On Front In Korea  Halts Land Action  More Aerial Battles; U.N. Commandoes lend Rakinel Deol tian

Lawmakers Hope To Quit Saturday”   Adjournment Depends On Speed of Senate

General Urges Quick Action On Big Project  Cites Imnartance   Cites Importance Of St. Lawrence as Route for lron Ore

Seaway s Cost ls Told by Pick   16 Million More Now Than 1948 Estimate

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY PROJECT ADVOCATED   Chief Of Army Engineers Says Delsy Has Cest Taxpayers = €16-Million

"TLL BE DARNED,' SAYS GENERAL  In Uniform You Accept Inhibitions, ike Notes

Act s Surprise To Eisenhower   Says He Hopes That MacArthur Will Not Return To US Now

Flexible Wage. Price Controls Plan Proposed  CED Calls For Periodic Rolldowns, Adjustment Of Ceiling Ouarterly

CED Urges Flexibility For Controls  Ceiling Changes ‘Part Of Program

PHOPUSES NEM PLAN Aa CURE FOR INFLATION   CED Report: Urges Flexible Controls With Lag at Intervals.

CED Urges Quarterly   Research Group Believes Lag Would Slow Down inflationary Trend.

NEW WAGE-PRICE PLAN PROPOSED   GROUP WOULD MAKE CEILINGS FLEXIBLE AND ADJUST THEM QUARTERLY.

‘Flexible’ Controls  Proposed  CED Would Adj   CED Would Adjust Prices, Wages Every 3 Months

Economists Ask Flexible Wage And Price Plan  Ceilings Would  Lom Fal be Chanaed Onc:   Slows Inflation .

Flexible Control Plan Offered On Prices, Wages   . Committee Says Plan Would Slow Inflation Spiral

Gr oup Seeks Flexible Lids On Pay, Price:   Businessmen, Economist: Reveal ‘Elastic’ Cei ine Plan

41st Birthday——  Boy Scout Week Uncerway Feb. 6-12 With Clothing Cal:

Churchill May Pick Non-Conservatives For Cabinet Posts   Early Request for U. S$. Loan Predicted as Premier Begins Task of Naming Ministers

Rep. Mahon Tells House  “Only a Minimum Hope”  __ of Averting War

Military Funds Measure Debate Opens in House   Texas Solon Says Hope of Averting ‘Long War Is Slim

Korean Action Costs Billions      House Told High Military Spending Necessary to Counter Soviet Threat

House Leader Savs Uhere s Only ‘a  Minimum Hope  to Avert Long All-Out War

Mahon Sees Slight Hope  For Peace   Texan Opens Debate On Bill To Provide New Military Funds

War Threat Near; “Solon Tels House      Rep. Mahon Opens Debate For Huge Military Budget

War Threatens World, Military Expert Warns  Minimum Hone   Minimum Hope For Lasting Paace Seen

Lawmaker In Warning On  Complacency   Says Fall May Be Time Of Decision  Far Democracies

HOUSE GIVEN DIM VIEW OF AVERTING AN EXTENDED WAR      Told) Threat So Ciose ‘That CLS. Military Suppty Bases Are Being Moved From Invasion Routes.   WARNING DELIVERED DURING FUND DEBATE   Mahon Says Time of Decision Will Be in Fall—Asseris Russia Also Becoming Stronger.

Small Hope of Averting War, Expert Warns   Mahon Opens Debate On Big Military Bill

House Advised Hopes Slim for Averting War  Threat So Close U.S. Moves Supply Bases In Europe Back

‘Little Hope SeenofAvoidine Global War   Mahon Voices Somber Warning as Debate on Defense Fund Opens

Threat of War Is Cited As Argument for Huge Military Appropriation

Begin Debate on Arms Budget ~  Military Expert Sees Small Hope for Peace

War Danger Cited ToHouse Members   Told ‘Only Minimum Hope’ Exists To Prevent War As Debate Opens

Debate Bill For Military   Opened on a $56,000, 000,000 Appropriation by Rep. Mahon Today

Danger Of Long War, House Told   Mahon Sees Little Hope Of Peaceful Settlement Of Russian Dificulty   DEBATE MILITARY BILL   56 Billion Dollars Asked For Armed Forces Does Not Include Korea Cost

Peace Hopes Dim, Warns Texas Solon   Rep. Mahon Sees Horrible 0-Year Conflict in Offing

jSeher Prediction ener Sredichion  ‘Only Small H. ope of Averting Long World War. House is Tol,

House Warnec Of War Danger By Rep. Mahon  U. S. Europe Supply Bases Pulled Back

Vahon Sees Slim Hope Of Avoiding War   Military Expert Says Conflict Might Last For Ten Years

House Group Is Told War Might Last A Decade   $5 Billion Spent By U. S. In Year Of Korean Warfare

Mahon Sees ‘Minimum’ ‘dopes for Avoiding Wat   Congress Hears Dange1 So Close Supplies Are Being Moved to Bases  Farther From Red Invasion Route.

Third World War Looming, Mahon Warns   House Opens Debate On Record Peacetime Militory Measure

Orly Small Hope Exists U.S. Can Avert Big War   And It Might  Lest 10 Years and Wreck Civilization, - Ren. Mahon Save

Military Expert Says Faint Hope We Can Avoid Wat  QCQynenina DNehate on   Opening Debate on 56 Billion Military Appropriations Bill

Mahon Gloomy Over Chances To Avert War   Military Expert Tells Congress ‘Minimum Hope Exists That Difficulty Can Be Amicably Ended

U.S. Peace Hope Small, Solons Told   ‘Only Minimum Hope’ :o! Avoiding Big War, Expert Warns.

Congressman Predicts New World Conflict   Sees Certain War In Future; Urges U.S. to Prepare

“MINIMUM” HOPE SEEN © FOR PEACE   Congressional Military Expert Warns All-Out War With Russia Might Lost 10 Years.   ® SAYS TREND IS NOT LIKELY TO REVERSE   Mahon Speaks for $56 Billion Military Bill; Says Korean War Has Cost $5 Billion.

WARNINGS VOICED AS DEBATE BEGINS ON FUND MEASURE   U.S. Supply Bases Pulled Back From invasion Route, Mahon Says   $56 BILLION ASKED   Songressman’s Words Fail io Greate Sensation Among Lawmakers

Conflict Might Last 10 Years, Rep. Mahon Says   Trends Do Not Reverse Themselves Quickly, Congressman Declares

Cautions Against Complacency Mahon Warns ‘Only Minimum’  Hope of Averting All-Out War

HOPE OF PEACE 1S NOT BRIGHT MAHON AVERS   House Leader Warns Russia Now Set To Wage Long: War

CONGRESS TOLD. WAR COST 70 U.S. ALREADY 5 BILLION   Unofficial Estimate Given As Debate Starts On Big Military Budget

War Danger Is Great, Rep. Mahon Tells House  He Holds Only ‘Minimum Hope’ Of Averting Lone Conflict

All-Out War Close Danger   Says Military Expert, War That Might Last for Ten Yeors to Come

Ath Infantry Advance Unit Sails Abroad   Represent Vanguard Of Many Thousands In Defense Program

4.000 SOLDIERS AIL FOR EUROPE   GROUP IS) VANGUARD OF MANY THOUSANDS THAT WILL BE SENT ABROAD,

Three Killed, Two Injured, In Flash Fire   Unusual Tragedy in Pryor When Touring Show Trucks Bring About Explosion

\[Award Medal of Honor to Red Cloud, Wisconsin Indian Who Fell in Korea

Red Cloud’s Heroic Last Stand In Far-Off Korea Earns Highest Medal

Highest Valor Award to Winnexcgo Indian—  ‘Wounded and Alone, “Alone, Fought To Death, Slowed Red Onrush

INDIAN AWARDED ‘MEDAL OF HONOR   Mother to Receive Cita-tion From! ‘Bradley:

Chaplain Charge About Cowardice Blasted By Army   Medal Of Honor To Be Given Posthumously  To American Indian For Brave Korean Stand

Heroic Mitchell Red Cloud, Veteran of Two Wars, Gefs Medal of Honor Posthumously

Honor Medal Goes To Indian  KilledinKorea   Army Tells How Cpl. Red Cloud, Braced Against Tree, Died Fighting

American Indian Who Died to Save His Comrades Wins Medal of Honor

Original American Will Receive His Nation's Highest Honor For Heroism

Greatest Military Honor to Indian Who Died on Korean Battlefront

Honor Indien © Hero in Death   Mother of Winnebago Soldier Will Get Medal of Henor

‘Medal of Honor to Be Given to Soldier Who Died in Korea   Corporal Red Cloud Overrun by Enemy

France Joins Anti-MacArthur Bloc Opposing Use of Chiang’s Forces

Allies Oppose Using Chiang Army in War   Truman Weighing _ Possible Action Aaainst General

Ike Arrives In Germany; Seeks Peace   _ Expansion Of Yonk Forces In Europe Will Be Discussed

rsh DRE SUL Dye Mees aR tae Roe ee ate ee tel ey eee eee eee ae ee ee  ‘LET BYGONES BE BYGONES ..  Ike Bids tag German Help

IKE CONFERS WITH GERMANY   ‘Bygones, Be E Bygones,  General Says

Eisenhower Appeals To Germans to Let ‘Bygones Be Bygones  Arrives For Three Day Visit in Windup

"Here On Mission of Peace, 'Byaones.’ Fisenhower Tells German People

‘Here On Mission of Peace, Let Bygones Be Byaones,’ Eisenhower Tells German People

Lausche Refuses Removal Bill OK  Governor Won't Sian Leaislation

cog, ey BUCKLEY HEADS GROU;  President A ppoints  Super-Science Body

 Truman Creates Scientific Committee to  Maintain U.S. Lead in Atom. H-Bombs

State, Defense Departments Ready To Bargain For Needed Japan Bases -

U.S. Shapes Up List Of Bases In Jap  Islands  Ee Key Posiiions in an, he es » ae Pa

US. To List Japan Bases  It'll Retain   Complications Arise Jn Need Of Extra Sites For War

Big Four Parley In Near Future Is Not Likely —   _Russia’s Latest Note Viewed As Effort

Hope Fades lor big A  Conference   Russia's Latest Note Emphasizes German Issue

Deadlines For Mailing Emphasized   Postmaster Urges All Parcel Post Be Placed In Mails Before December 11; Others Early Too.

 Louisiana, Beaten on Pelican Deal, Demands Return of Whooping Crane It Loaned Texas

Couldn't Stay/Away from Scrap (Injured Combat Soldiers Go AWOL ‘Hitchhike To Korean Battlefront

Debate on Troops to End Today   Senators So Split Pre diction of Vote Outcome Impossible.

Senate Voting On Troop Bill   Ives Says War With Russia Already Underway; Issue Beclouded

TROOPS FIGHT BALLOT DUE IN SENATE TODAY   Party Lines Split Or Eve of Vote on Aid For Europe

SENATE TO [0 ACT ON ADDING TO IKE’S FORCE  Troops-to- to-Eur ope Vote Sel

SENATE 10 START VOTING TODAY ON GS FOR EUROPE   Ballot to End ‘Great Debate’ on Presidential Authority   IVES BACKS TRUMAN   Sees U. S. Already at Wai and Wants Commander Unhampered —

Senator Ellender Favors Unlimited Military Dictator_ ship, He Tells Radio Audi-

Voting Stage Se On Troops Issue  Senators Still split  * APAIAN ahey

Great Debate OnTroopslssue Ready for Vote   Senate Will Act On Sending First 4 Divisions Today

‘Great Debate’ on Troops Up to Vote Today   End of Talkathon to Healt While Senate Takes Poll

Troops-For-Europe Issue Goes To Senate Vote Today  Democrats See Certain Victory, For Move To Send 4 More Divisions

President Says U. S. Will Strive For Peace With All Resources Through Buildup of Full Streneth

Armistice Day Aim Is Lasting Peace--Truman   Vows to Heroic Dead _ Are Renewed, Says Secretary Lovett -

ARMISTICE DAY GEREMONY HELD AT ARLINGTON   Truman Pledges Nation To Continue Efforts For World Peace   AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDER SPEAKS

Armistice Day Messages Ask Hard Work for Lasting Peace in the World

Président Says U. S. To Work Hard And ‘Actively To Bring About Lasting Peace

1U. S. ls Determined to Work Actively for Peace — President Truman Says in Armistice Day Speech

Armistice Day Speeches Pledge Continued Drive To Effect World Peace

Says U. S. Is Determined  ToSeek Peace   Truman Wants Nation Secure Against New Aggression; Lovett At Arlineton Tomb

On This Armistice Day  Truman Says US to Work Hard for Lasting Peace

Other National Leaders Heard; Ridgway Appeals For Blood Donations.

‘Truman In Armistice Day Broadcast ‘Stresses Need For Greater Defense   33rd Anniversary Of End Of First World War I Occasion For Other Leaders To Voice Similar Exnressions.

US to Work At Armistice   Truman Says Nation Is Determined to Seek Lasting Peace

U. S. Observes. Armistice Day   Truman Says Nation To Continue Work For Peace

NATION MARKS ARMISTICE DAY   U. S. Determined To Work For Peace, Truman  Says

Nation Marks Armistice Day   Business As Usual, Report From Battle Front

Tribute Pledges  Battle for Peace  President's Talk Reaffirms Goal

Truman, on Armistice Day, Says World Will Fight for Freedom   Other Speakers Urge Full Effort To Maintain Peace

We Seek Peace With All Our Resources: HST   Acknowledges U. S. Disappointed That  First Armistice Has Not Brouaght Peace

U. $. Determined To Secure Peace   Armistice Day Talks Shows United States Seeks Peace in World

Armistice Day, 195  ‘Truman ackens Nation Will Work As Well As Hope For World Peace

Senate Board Nears Vote On Rubber Railroad   Bellis Committee Starts Investigating Cosmetology Panel

—CONVEYOR— Committee’s Vote On Belt Is Due Soon  Opponents Make Final! Rebuttal

New Proposal Made To Reds On Armistice   United Nations Opposed To Blanket Exchange OF Prisoners

lran Condemns Red Spy, Delays Meetins Of Talk With Russia  Move Comes Amidst Swift Developments  In Vital Oil Dispute

lran Dooms Soviet Spy, Delays Pact   Minister Quits; Harriman Offers To Mediate Again

Iran Puts Off Trade Talks With Russia  Metes Death ‘for Soviet Spy

Truman Take: Action In Air Line’s Strike  gran. 772? we ew   CIO Union Summons Men To Meetings In ’ Five Maior Cities

TWU Strikers To Discuss U.S. Intervention  Company Officials   Company Officials “Ready to Appear’ Before Fact Board

Oil Company Employes Resign In Numbers But Tension Appears Eased

Oil Worker: Get Set to Leave Iran   British Prepare For Exodus; Iran Asks Them to Stay To Operate Wells

TEHRAN. Iran—(UP)——AI 3.009 British employes of the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. packed today for a possible mass depature from Iran if violence erupts. but tension

BRITONS PACK TO. QUIT TRAN TENSION OFF   Many Oil Company Employes Resign, but Others May "Stay on Jobs.

SENATOR McWiAHOK WANTS COLLEAGUES TO APPROVE PLEDGE TO RUSSIAN PEOPLE

Without Food or Water for Four Days: 2 Refugees Saved After 27 Days Crossing Atlantic in Tiny Fleet

Key Figure In Probe at N.Y. Quits   Moran, Pal of O’Dwyer, Named by Fireman as Receiving $55,000.

Egypt Offered Part In Anti-Red Defense  ‘Cool Reception Seen to 4 Nation Proposal

Ask Egypt To Head Middle East Alliance   Anti-Communist Organization Is Planned By West

Four Powers Ask Egypt fo Become Ally   U. S., Britain, France And Turkey Offer Egypt Partnership in Regional Setup in Middle East

U.S. Leads Group Seeking Membership For Egypt In New Alliance Against Communism

Egypt Asked to Take Part In Defense Against Russia  £11 Partnershin Offered Touchy Leader

Egypt Cool On Offer To Join © ‘Anti-Red Group   Bid From U. §., Britain,  France And Turkey Gets - Wary Reception; British  Troops Mav Ge To Snez

EGYPT ASKED BY WEST 10 JOIN ALLIANCE   Action Taken To Stave Off Adverse Move  In Mediterranean.

Four Power: Offer Full Partnership   International Force Including British Would Guard Suez

EGYPT 15 ASKED TO JOIN MIDEAST DEFENSE ALLIANCE   Invitation Sent to Cairo Government by United States, Great Britain, France and Turkey,   NATION IS OFFERED FULL PARTNERSHIE   Bid Received Coolly—Acceptance Would Lead to Placing of International Force on Guard at Suez Canal.

Western Powers Proposition Egypt To Become Pivot Of Middle East Defensive Alliance Against Reds —

MacArthur's Feud Against Diplomats Clouds Combat Aim:   Top Brass in Tokyo Fears UN Is Revising Directive To Chase Reds Out of Korea

Meat Packers  Forced To Cut Production  Price Chief Warns Cattlo Raicarc

Local Price Wars Sweep Nation As Stocks Drop   Harry Truman Will Speak At Tullahoma      DiSalle Dooms Cattlemen

DiSalle Won t Back Down On Beef Rollback   Director Assures Cattlemen Present Order Will Stand

Cattlemen Meet With President   Ranchers’ Spokesman Says “We're All Hannv’

Western Group Discusses Situation With Truman and Top Stabilization Chiefs

Packers Begin Slow-Downs  In Production  Big Four Report They Are-Unable To Buy Livestock

DiSalle Charges Meat Held Back  Describes Production Cuts As ‘Adjustment’

Beef Raisers ‘Happy’ After Talk With HST   ..- DiSalle Says Price Rollback Will Be Retained

Teacher Sues School Board After It Refuses to Hire Her   Superintendent at Grafton Also Named

Money To Run Government  Being Rushed   Stop-Gap Measure Scheduled To Reach Truman By Nightfall

FEDERAL FUNDS BILL HASTENED   Congress In Unusual Session To Supply Funds For Operating Government During July.

Money Bill for July Is Pending   House and Senate Must Act Today

‘CONGRESS MEETS Plane With ‘TODAY T0 ACT ON 49 On Board EMERGENCY FUNDS Is Overdue

George Denies Killing Lyon Courthouse Bill”   state Senator Says He (9 Never Asked Committee. te . Defeat or Pass Maricure. -

Won't be Dead Pigeons  Marines Return Money Lad, 6, Sent for Bullets

Van Fleet Would Welcome Attack ByKorean Foe    UN Troops Seasoned And Morale Is High

Gen. Van Fleet Will Welcome Reds’ Bia Push   Says It Will Give Best Chance ¢o Kill A Maximum Noeeekoe

Japan's Independence Is Restored In Final Treaty   European Aid Urged To Prevent Slavery

Congress Urged To Help Allies  Th Production   Economic Aid Needed In Out-Producing Slave World.

Urges Quick Help For Western Allies   ECA Head Says We Must Aid In Out-Producing Slave World and Do It Fast

Resistance All Along Korean Front Stiffens   Chinese Promise Unrelenting Fight To Clear Korea

Chinese Stiffen Resistance On Korean Warfron  _ Signs Indicate Reds  Massing Fer A Spring  Pd aometun Ste Rtn

Enemy Spurns M’ Arthur Bid To Talk Peace   Reds Back Up Rejection With Stiffened Resistance

Chinese Cling To Foothold South of 38th Parallel Today   Make Stiff Stand South of Border

Chinese Spurn Peace Talk Offer By MacArthu   Back Rejection With Stiff Defensive Stands South Of Red Korean Border

Reds Ignore Peace Offer, Brace for Stand af 38th   MacArthur's Bid for Truce Called “Impertinent and Insulting” by Chinese.

‘Communists Make Stiff Stand ‘Just South of Parallel Border   MacArthur Communique Anticipates Possible Red Drive On Central Front; Navy Guns Destroy East Coast Towne

Red Troops Fight to Keep Footholds; Offer to Talk Peace Termed ‘Insulting’

Red Line Stiffens Along Frontier   Slows Allied Advance Almost to a Hait

Signs Mount That Enemy Plans Drive With “pring  Raine Wanld Wie   Rains Would Mire Heavy UN Weapons If Chinese Strike

Red China Spurns Bid fo Talk Peace   Communists Hold ‘ Position Seuth of 38th Parallel

Rainy Season Offensive Likely  Allied Advance Slowed On  Two Fronts: Reds Massing

Reds Slow Advance By U.N. Force   Signs Indicate Enenty Is Massing For Early Spring Offensive

CHINESE REDS SLOW ALLIES   ‘Communists Are Believed Massing For Major Spring Drive

Red Resistance Stiffenss Spring Offensive Hinted  Biggest Battle Fough North of Munsan On West Front

Reds Spurn Peace Talk, Slow Allies   Signs Grow That Foe Masses For Attacks ‘Bio Deal’ Rumored

Fired Cadets Must Sign For Draft   Some of Boys Having Tough Time Getting in Colleges.

FOUR K. U. PERSONS KILLED IN MISHAP   Two Other Extension Em yes Badly-Injured in aa Crash   NEAR STANBERRY, MO.

Te Other Exlenson: Emloyes Badly-Injured in P Car-Tram Crash   NEAR STANBERRY, MO.

Minature Offensive Gains Three Miles On Central Battle Line   Negotiators Refuse For Seventh Straight Day To Withdraw To “Indefensible” Parallel.

Tobin Vigorously Defends Truman Foreign Policy  Tr. eke Inger   . Tells Boston Group Democrats Intend we Male It "Election Issue in 1952"

Outlook For Continued Supply Of Television Sets Brightens Alter Disclosure Of Plans

Two Youths Jatled   Teen-Agers Slay School Head, Pal Thev Say Was a Tattler

2 TEEN-AGE LADS WAYLAY, KILL SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOL: AND BOY 15

Youths Kill school Head   Superintendent Waylaid By 2 Teen-Agers; School Chum Also is Slain

Mock Bombers Pierce Defenses  Pilot of Jet Killed in Test Maneuvers

Only Contract Will Prevent Phone Strike   Federal Conciliator “Enters Southwesterr Bell Negotiations

\ PHONE STRIKE LIKELY IN AREA   Union Claims New Contract With Southwest Bell Only Hope

Phone Workers Out Tomorrow, Says ClO Chief   New Contract Only Way to Avoid Bell Strike, He Says

Only a Contract Cen Stop Strike   Southwestern Bell Walkout Is Threat For Tuesday Mornina

Tie Hinges On Contract   Won’t Work Without One, Says: Phorie Union Chief; New Bell Offer

Phone Strike On Tomorrow Seems Likely   Only a New Contract With Company Can Avert Walkout In Dispute Over Pay Raise

1,000 Workers May Not Report To Their Jobs   Company Offers To Raise Pay Up To $8 Per Week

Phone Strike Casts Shadow  Only New Contract Will Avert It, Official Says

TOUGHER CONTROL MEASURE ASKED BY OFFICIALS   DiSalle, Wilson Warn of More High Prices

Wilson, DiSalle Ask Congress to Tighten Controls   Say Success of Mobilization Hinges on Law

ISSING PAIR HAD ACCESS TO SECRET DATA   American Department Chief Disappears With China Expert ,

Woman 113 Years Old, One Worry   That's the First Cold Shi Rewambers Having in AH He: Life

Woman, 113, Hs Her First Col    Wapwallopen, Pa., Woman Marks’ Hes, . Birthday Today _

Truman Gives Tax, Budget Plan Monday   Expected to Call for $70 Billions Spending, $16 Billions Tax Hike

U.S., Portugal Sion Pact For Azores’ Use   Agreement May Late Be Estended 10 Include  NATO Group

U.S. Sians  Azores Pact   Agreement With Portugal Over Use Of Island Bases

U.S. Signs Pact For Azores Bases  Portugal Grants Use of Facilities

AGREEMENT GIVES NATO AZORES BASE!   U.S. and Portugal Sign New Alliance For “Common Defense.’

U.S., Portugal Sign New Pact   Azores Bases Slated for Common Defense

Portugal Pact Gives U. §. More Defense Bases   Setup Incorporated Into Framework of Atlantic Defense

AN ASIATIC TITO?   American Official Says Chinese Red Leader May Change By Howa.d Handicman

Ridgway DeploresFact That Americans Fail To Understand Issues l nderlying Korean War

REDS’ REPLIES TO UN TERMS ARE EVASIVE   Truce Delegates Duck Questions Aimed At Armistice

Neutrals Cited For Inspectors Are Satellites   Czechoslovakia, Poland Two Given Approval By Reds

UN fo Ping Jown "Evasive’ Reds :   Truce Team Seeks Partial Aareement

Reds Remain Evasive On Terms For Supervision Of Armistice In Korea   Seek To Name Two Satellite Nations  -As Suitable To Serve On Inspection Toame nh Palira Pranncad Trice

GOP Charges ‘Politi¢s’ In Price Control   Trumas Praposals Called ‘Boohy-Trap? ~ By Phree Senators

UN Hits Chorwon:  Kumhwain Danger  One-Mile Gains Reported; Red Resistance Stiffens

Allies Continue Shelling Red Base Of Chorwor   23 UN Bombers Stage Heavy Raid On ‘Iron Triangle’

Allies Press On Chorwon: Use New Gun   Communists Are Shifted ‘To East Coast Port  Of Wonsan  

U.S. Guns. Planes Hit ‘Iron Triangle’ as Reds Repeat Flood Technique

Bombers Blast lron Triangle During Night   Reds Shift Weight Eastward From Area;  Move Toward Wonsan

U.N. Guns,  Planes Blast  At ‘Triangle’ Reds Open Dam Gate  Turn Loose New Anti Tank Weapon

SHELL KEY RED CITIES Allied Guns And Planes Wreak Destruction On Two Enemy Strongholds

REDS HUNTING NEW PLACES TO HIDE   Signs Indicate For Shifting East Toward Wonsan   Open Flood Gates, Employ New Anti-Tank Gun But Allies Surge Ahead

Will Demand Party Go Down Line for Controversial Domestic Measures

Truman Fair Dea To Be Included In 52 Platform  Denies Talking . Politics With Gen. Eisenhower

President Guarantees Democrats to Have Fair Deal Platform in ‘5?

6  “Fair Deal” Socialism Program ToForm Dem Platform, Truman Says

Big 4 Meeting On World Peace Brushed Aside   President Has No Comment On Supporting General Eisenhower For Democratic Nomination-—Red Massacre Of Americans Termed Horrible

Vacation Comment eee SE eee  Truman Pledges ‘Fair Deak Platform For 1952 Campaion

Truman Dodges Query on Plans For Backing Ike   Guarantees Democrats Wili Have ‘Fair Deal’ Platform in 1952

“Pair Deal” Socialism Pr rogram To l’orm Dem Platform, ‘Truman Says

Truman Pledges Fair Deal Demo Platform In 1952   President Rejects Big 4 Meeting Idea

SUGGESTION OF BIG FOUR TALK ~ FROWNED UPON   Truman Not Interested; No Comment On Support Of Eisenhower   PLANS TO PRESENT   FAIR DEAL PROGRAM

HST Promises Democrats Faun  Deal Platform   Suggestions for Big 4 Conference on World Peace Brushed Aside

SaUARRNRIR RIC... incl ociiiimaniandiareeicmeale MILTON BERLE STARTS “TRLETHON’ TONAY

U\ Leader l ays Down 3-Point Law   Demands Removal of Red Guards from Talk Area. Admit Newsmen Or No More Dickers

MAY, FAMOUS COLF PROMOTER FACING JAIL   «, Three Other Tam O’Shanter Officials ‘Cited for  Defying Vice Probe

NO SLEEP AS FIRST TROOPS - COME HOME   Navy Transport Carrying 1,545 Korean War Soldieds Docks at Seattle, This Morning at 11.   ® ARADE, SHOWER OF FLOWERS ARRANGED   Happy Gls to Be Rushed to Camp Lawton, Steak Dinner; Get 30 Days at Home.

DRAW NAMES FOR JURIES   Petit Jury Will Report In Three Divisions

JUNIOR LEADERSHIP CLUB HAS PARTY   Commission Lists Names For January Jury Duty

Allies Down Red Jet And Retake Hill   Aerial Dogfights Continue For 11th Dav Over Korea

Russia Dealt Sharp Rebuff   Aggression by U.S. Denied in U.N. Vote

Beef Shortage Will End Soon  Cattleman Predict: Iincreaced Sunnily

Factory Workers Hourly Earnings UP 15 Per Cent During First Year of War

16 Are Missing After Hurricane  Sinks Freighter   Ore Carrier Splits Ane Sinks In Atlantic; Seven Rescued

6 of 24 in Crew Live as Vessel Breaks in Two   Search Continues For Southern Isles Bodies in Atlantic

16 Missing as Merchant Ship Cracks, Sinks   Only Seven of Crew Picked up by Ships Off Coast of Carolina

Greenbrier Sailor  Aboard Lost Ship  Small Freighter Sinks In Atlantic;  C. LL. Vaughan Member Of Crew

Ship Founders With 17 Lost   ‘Mate Dies After Reseue To Bring Tol] io 18

lax Bill Signed, Truman Wants More Next Year   Says 1951 Legislation Falls Far Short of Meeting Requirements

Truman Signs New Tax Bill   Grumbles It Isn’t Enough And That Some Parts Not Sound and Fair

New Tax Bill Is Approved By President   Truman Says Increase Not Enough; To Ask Revision in January

President Signs Huge fax Boost   Unsatisfied With Limited Tax Jump

Truman Signs, Raps Tax Bill  Congress to Be Asked For More Next Year

New Taxes In Etfect  November    President Signs Bill to Increase Taxes, Says  He May Ask for More

Chinese Reds Drive Allies Across 38th   Yanks CounterAttack as They Retreat South

Freight Rates To Be Reduced   Cuts On Manufactured Goods Range Up To 15%

New Curfew Ordered in Abadan Area   Midnight to Dawn Ban Goes Into Effect as All Shipping Is Stopped on Shattered Arab River

Curfew Set on Abadan in Oil Rift   Order Ban on River Shipping Near Oil Port

Labor Federation Puts Niftefeen Senators On Its 1952. ’Purae’ List

Lansing Solons Lose Prestige, Survey Shows  Governor Acquires Tan Much Power

Official Mark Here Is 16 Below Zero   But Other Thermometers Show More Moderate Mark: During Thursday Night .

Emporia Skiag Today   Official Mark Here is 14 Below Zero   But Other Thormometars Shaw Mara Moderate Marks Durine Thursday Niaht

Lausche Vetoes 5 More Bills And Signs 2   Welfare Department Measure Brings First Veto

Lausche Vetoes Five More Bills  Governor Signs Two Measures into Law

Cairo Police Fire as Mobs Range Street:  U.S. Embassy Given Special Guard in Riots

DEPUTIES MAP AGENDA WORK FOR BIG FOUR   Western Delegations United in Plan to Oppose Red Anpeasement.

West Agrees On Plan To ‘Act Tough’   Russia Challenged To Reveal Size Of European Forces

Big 3 Are Agreed or  “No Appeasement’   Deputy Foreign Ministers Set To Reject Soviet Claims As To World Tension Causes

Russian Claims To Be Rejected In Paris Talks   “Big Three” Will Not Per mit German Problem Te Be Singled Out; Will Press Austrian Treaty

Something Missing   Hope to Set Agenda For Meeting Later Of Four Ministers

Taft Lashes Truman Talk About Power To Send Aid   Republican Senator Says Move Finishes Bipartisan Policies

Assails Truman On Seading Men To West Europe   End Of Bipartisan Foreign Policy Seen Caused By Chief Executive’s Stand

—FOREIGN— Bipartisan Policy Is Ended—Taft   Ohio Senator Hits i Truman Statement

Taft Sees End Of Bipartisan  Foreign Polieyv   Truman To Consult Congress on Troops.  Decide for Himself

TAFT SEES END OF BI-PARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY   Assails Truman Claim o Authority to Send Troops: Abroad.

Taft Signals End Of Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy ©   Senator Displeased By President‘s Reply To His Challenge  OF Bursnednn Poliru

U. S. Bipartisan Foreign Policy Ended, Says Taft   Truman Independence of Congress Held End _of Co-operation

Taft Calls HST  View Death To  Biparfisanship Limiting Funds As Only Practical Way To Curb President

Taft Says Bipartisan Policy Dead   Truman Claims He’s Not Bound By Congress

Bipartisan Policy Gone, Taft Says   Senator Declares Truman Sets Stage On Troons Issue

Truman Vs. Taft Feud Flares Up On Using Troops  Policy Ended By HST tell Comntes Morkncoe

Believes Trumar Violating Limits Set By Congress   President Insists On Sending More Troops To Europe

Truman Claims Right To Send Troops Abroad  Taft, GOP Leaders Say Solons Should

Truman Stand on Troops Brings Blast from Taft   ‘End of Bipartisan Foreign Policy’ Will Result. Ohio Senator States

TROOP SHIPMENT ABROAD AROUSES SENATE CRITICS   Taft Attacks Tru. man's Statement That He Will Not Be Bound By Deci sion Of Senators.

TAFT HITS TRUMAN TROOP STATEMENT   Sen, Wherry Challenges President Support Claim

Taft Sees Bipartisan Policy Ended  Tr’. is  we pwn Mn hay Se ae Seed -. re leery aan wo a : es + pet x   Wherry Hits Truman Claim People Want Yanks Sent Abroad

Bipartisan Policy Ends, Taft Claims   Senator Hits Truman ‘Do As I Want’ On Sending Of Troops

Taft Sees End Of Bipartisan Foreign Policy   Truman Says He Isn't Bound By Decision Of Congress On Troops

Taft Says HST Ends Bipartisan Foreign Policy  ruman Wor Europe i re "Moned

Taft Says Truman Sionifias End of Binartisan Policy   President to Consult Congress on Troops, But Won't Be Bound

Taft Says Truman Statement Ends Bipartisan Policy   Truman Insists He Can Send Troops to Europe

Says Bi-Partisan Policy Destroyed   Taft Blames Truman View On Sending, US  Troops Into Europe

Truman Will Send Ground Troops To Defend Europe   vwidl Consuit senare But Send Men

Taft Says Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Killed By President’s Stand

fh Deacidant's Dotort  On Foreign Policy May Wreck ‘Truce  Senator Taft Savs   Senator Taft Says Bipartisan Action Definitely Over

Taft‘Sees End: Of Bipartisanship In-Foreign-Affairs  “Answers Truman's” Assertion He Will “Sand Troops Abroad:

Taff Sees End Of 'Bi-Partisan Foreian Policy   President’s Stand O Troop Movement Brings Split

TAFT SEES END TO BIPARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY   DISGRUNTLED BY HT’S ASSERTION ON SENDING GIS

End Of Bi-Partisan Policy Is Seen In Truman Stand on Sending Troops Abroad

Taf Says Truman Stand Ends Bi-Partisan Policy   Sees President By-Passing GOP

Taft Sees End. Of Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy   Truman Remark On Troop Use Prompts Retort.

Truman’s Stand Ends Bipartisan Policy, Fatt Says   Wherry Challenges President’s Claim To Popular Support

Sen. Taff Says Bipartisan Policy Ending   Truman Pledges Courtesy Talks On Troop Moves

Truman to Consult Congress on Troops, Won't Be Bound by It....  Bipartisan Foreign Policy.at End

Hack Out Biggest Gain In Hand-To-Hand Fight — U. S.-French Unit Trapped In Another Sector Of Front — Red Resistance Incréatset

Allies Gain 3 Miles in Bitter Fight   But Chinese Trap: French-American Combat Team

Hit Reds’ Line Near Han River   Allied Forces Move Ahead In Western Sector—One Group Runs tnto Trap

Allies Score Limited _ Gains   Increased Resistance Indicates UN Troops: Have Reached Main Enemy Defense Line

Push Reds Back Three More Miles   “ULN. Forces Have Slammed Into  Main Defense Line; ’ Allied Unit Trapped

Allies Pressing Limited Drive, But Cautiously   Signs Appear That U.N. Forces Have Hit Main Enemy Line

Allies Move In Bitter Advance   Continue to Gam Ground i ‘Korea But Fierce Fight ing   French-American Unit. in _ Danger on Undisclosed  Tront Position

U.N. Forces Move Ahead in Bitter Close Fighting  More Signs That Main Red Line Kiac Reen Reached

Hand-to-Hand Fighting in Western Korea   Pressure on Allies Is Increased As Main Red  Defense Line Reached

Western Korean Line Crunches Ahead 3 Miles   Evidence Grows U.N. Hits Main Chinese Defenses

United Nations Forces Move Forward As Much As Three Miles In Western Korea In Hand-To-Hand Combat —French-American Unit Trapped By Superior Numbers Of Chinese In Another Sector—Main Enemy Line Believed Contacted

Combat Team Trapped By Strong Reds  TT AY f™ ...3°......_   U.N. Continues Advance In West, Resistance Great

Allied Advance Hits Main Force Of Red Defender:   1 Keg Derender:  Furious Fighting Shows Units Now At Rattla i inac

Allies Continue Advance; Trap Combat Team   Three-Mile Gain Made In Hand-To-Hand Fighting French-American Unit  Encircled By Chinese

Allied Forces Move Ahead Up To Three Miles  French-American Unii Trapped in One Sector

U.S., French Regiment In Chinese Trap   Allies Crunch Out General Gains OF Uo To Three Miles

Combat Unit Trapped By Red Forces   Signa Of Contact With Main Enemy Line Increasing

U.S.-French Combat Team Trapped by Reds   Indications That Allies Have Reached Main Defense Line

Allies in West Gain But Reds Trap One Team   Limited Offensive of U.N. Forces Collides With Strong Defense

Main Defense Line Believed South of Han  French-American Team Repulses a Counter-Attack

Allied Forees Grind Slowly Ahead In Korea; One Regiment Trapped   U. N.’s Limited Offensive Believed To Have Hit Main Red Defense Line at Han River.  FRENCH-AMERICAN UNIT ENCIRCLED

Continue to Gain Ground ir Korea But Fierce Fighting Rages   COMBAT TEAM CUTOFF

Combat Team Trapped News bone aici shade  UN Offensive Collides With Main: Red Line

Fighting Bitter On West Line   Allies Continue to Push Forward, But Resistance Stiffens

UN Forces Gain Three Miles in Western Korea   One Allied Unit Trapped By Chinese On Another Front

Bitter Hand-To-Hand Fighting In Korea; ‘French-American Combat Team Trapped

French-American Combat Team Is Trapped By Reds   U.N. Troops Crunch Ahead Three Miles in Bitter Hand-To-Hand Fighting

French-Yank Combat Team in Reds’ Trap   Wild Hand-to-hend Fighting Rages, Outcome in Doubt  Re MED OT LParPemre

Allies Gain In Hand-to-Hand Fighting On Korean Front   One French-American Combat Team Trapped --By Superior. Chinese -Forces;> Turks “Make Dav's Biggest Advance On Dug-In Reds

Allied Forces Are Making Some Gains on West Korea Front In Bitter Hand-to-Hand Battle  French-American Combat Team Trapped on Another Sector

UN GAINS UP TO THREE MILES IN BITTER FIGHTING   FRENCH-AMERICAN REGIMENT TRAPPED BY CHINESE FORCES

Bitter Battle Rages   Three Miles Gained  In One Korean Area, But Combat. Team Runs Into Trap in Another

Move Against Heavy Defense   French-Americen Combet  Team Reported Trapped; Turks Leed Adveace

CUT OFF YANK: FRENCH UNITS   Regiment Encircled by Superior Forces as Allied Advance Hits Main Enemy Defense Line.   U. N. FORCES GAIN 3 MILES IN WEST   Bayonet- Wielding Turks Lead Push Toward Seoul. Rhee Predicts Return to That City.

French-American Regiment Eneircled. Eneaced in Close Combat. Their © oc Fate Is Uncertain

Red Defense Line  In Korea Stitfens Yank Outfit Caught in 1 Trap;   Bae oon

Main Defense Line of Reds Has Been Hif      Limited Offensive of UN Forces Seems to Have Encountered  Mator Chinecea Army

Flames Race Through Barn AM Gate Eair   Three Persons Suffer Minor ns;/> Firemen Prevent Flames From Spreading

Czech President Orders Overhaul of Communists   Party Purge May Mean Kremlin Is Losing Control

N.C, STATE RIOT WILL BE PRORED   Students Demonstrate In Protest-Against-The Way “The “Coliseum Is- Being Operated. ©

Tax Writers in House Start Final Voting on Controversial New Proposals fo Boost Excise Rates  Drinks, Cars, Gasoline and Smokes May Be Subjected to Increases

Final Vote Due To Begin Today On Tax Hikes   Controversial Excise Taxes Would Bring In $1 Billion Yearly

Tax Writers Deciding On Major Levies   Committee Okays Continuation Of Depletion Funds For Oil Industry

Group In House StartsFinal Vote On Excise Hike:   Controversial Texes Are Expected To Increase Revenue By $1 Billion

Start Writing Excise Tax Hikes Today   Bill Expected to  Yield One Billion

Final Decisions Today On Many  Excise Levies   House Tax Writers Agree To Start Voting On New Taxes.

House Will Begin Voting on Boosts Of Excise Levies  Plan Would Increase Cigarettes 8 Cents, Gasoline 2 Cents

Une Ur Last Vecisions —  House Committee Opens Final Vote On Excise Tax Measure

Congress Tax Writers Vote On Excise Levies  Committee Nears Fina Action on Measure Boosting Revenue

House Starts Final Vote On Excse Tax Increases   Whiskey: Autos, Gasoline And Cigarettes Among Maior Items Slated For Tax Rancte

GAMBLER GROSS GOES TO COURT   Escaped Millionaire, . Whe Will Testify li New York Graft Trial, Found Al Rare Track.

Harry Gross Spent Day At Race Track   Object Of Search Now Under Guard:

New Bill Urges  denaie Changes Apportioning Plan Aids Rural Areas

GOP Threatens Acheson’s Pay  House Members Hope Ta Rlack E:uinde

Out Too Deny Federal Funds   House Republicans Against Special State Dept. Bill

GOP Starts Drive To Cut Off Funds For State Dept.   Would Deny Funds . Until Vote On Pay Of Acheson

In Quest Of Peace   Republicans Set. Drive To Cut Off Acheson's Salary

Group Would Limif Loans - To Busines:   "Great Care” Urged ir Extending Credit For Expansion Purposes

Plant Expansions  Hit By New Curbs   Move Is Called Necessary To Slow Inflation

ABERDEEN TESTING CENTER  Army Unwraps Secrets ‘During Truman Visit::

‘ONLY REPLY TO STALIN  U.S. Arming for Peace, Not War, Truman Says

‘EFFORTS FOR PEACE’  President Sees Army's Newest Weapons of War

President Sees Newest U. S. Weapons At Aberdeen; Stresses Our Peace Aim

Truman Sees Army’s New Weapons, Says They Are Not Aimed at Destroving Any Nation 

President Visits Army Aberdeen Proving Ground:   Says All Efforts For Peace, Not For Destruction

FIGHTS TO SAVE CONTROLS Relaxed Attitude Invitation To Disaster, Truman Says

Truman» Warns Congress  Of Danger.In Relaxation      Chief Executive Opens Last Ditch, FightTo . Save Economic Controls Program: Sends Note

Truman Fights for Controls Measures.  _ Warns Congress Any Relaxation at This Time Invitation to Disaster

Truman Talks For Economic Control! Bill   Warns Congress That Soft Attitude Will Be Disaster

HST Warns On Danger  Of Inflation   President Opens Fight To Save His  : Pe +e

WARNS CONGRESS   ARING VUINGRESS     ‘Truman Renews Controls Appeal

President  Issues Plea For Controls   Relaxed Attitude Means Disaster, Congress Warned

Flood Waters in Easton   Relaxed Attitude Invites Dtsaster, Truman Declares

NewAppedi By Truman For Powers   Opens Last Ditch Fight To Save His Controls Over U.S. Economic Life

Can He Do le Again? Brannan’s Vote-Getting ‘Ability Is Discussed

President Warns That  Relaxed, Soft Attitude Invitation to Disaster

Lyon Delegation At Arn Inaugural   Harmony Reigns as Republicans Launch New Kansas Pecime

Lyon Delegation At Arn Inaugural  Harmony Reigns as Republicans Launch

TRUMAN SECURITY ORDER IS SCORED   More Than Single Iron Curtain, Editors Told

Red A-Bomb Blast Raises Question of Atomic War in Korea   Truman Announced Seconc Atomic Bomb Has Been Exploded in Russia.

President of Anaconda Compan\ Says Copper Industry Is Set fo Face Challenging Future  W. H. Hoover Is Commencement Speaker at School of Mines’ -

W. H. Hoover in Commencement Address Says Copper Industry Ready to Face Future

HEAR, SEE ATOM BLAST 175 MILES   Tremendous White Flash Lights Up Sunday Morning Sky, Followed by Dimmer Orange Light.  2ND BLAST IS MUCH  TIF ARSICD TRIABRL 1¢'T   Government Gives No Details on History's 10th and 11th Atomic Explosions in Nevada.

SPECULATION INTENSIFIES Thunderous Sunbursts Heard, - Felt Far From AEC Test Area

More Violent Blast Rocks South Nevada   What’s Government up To? People Wonder: A.E.C. Mum

New Nuclear Testing Grounds Get Quick Action  Nevada Is Excited Over Atomic B

Second Atomic Blast Is Heavy   Sunday Test Explosion Heard and Felt 175 Miles From Area

Atomic Blast Shakes N evada FLASH OF ‘SUNLIGHT REPORTED  “EC M um About Explosions

Las Vegas Is Bracing Self   Jarred by Test Ground Atomie Blasts, City Unhoppy Over Explosion Series ©

Secrecy Surrounds Atomic Weapons. Tests in Nevada   Sunday’s Explosion, Biggest of All, Was Felt for 175 Miles; Citizens Area irked

Atomic Blast Shakes City Of Las Vegas   ACE Announces Only That No. 11 Explosion Held

Two Atom Blasts  Rock Nevada Area  AEC Keeps Silent On Nos. 10 and 11

Bondholders To Benefit in New Law   May Keep U. S. Bonds and Receive Interest for Additional 10 Yrs.

Treason Charge Thrown at Reds      Hollywood Director Reveals Party Tried To Insert Propaganda

Nationalist China Promised Aid By U.S. Last February   Ex-Red Says C. P. Is Guilty of Treason

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Women In ProtestMarshall Girls Need Public Aid

DANGER OF RED ATOMIC ATTACK ON U. S, VOICED   Member Of Congres. sional AEC Says » Enemy Can Launch Raid On 20 Or 30  American Cities.

Member Of Atomic knergy Committee Asks Congress  To Speed Weapons Output

Committee Warns Of Atomic Attack   Congressional] Group . Reports Russia Could Hit 20-30 U. S. Cities

Soviet Can Hit 30 Cities In Raid, Jackson Declares   Representative Pleads For Production Of Tactical Atomic Weapons In Numbers

PLEADS FOR FUNDS   Congressman Wants U. S. to Produce More Atomic Weapons

Russia Capable Of Atom Attack On 20-30 Cities   Soviet Capacity, U.S Capabilities Aired in Conaress

Congressman Says Reds Can Launch Attack   Atomic Bombs Can Be Released On U.S. Any Time

Congressman Says Russia Can Launch Atom Attack on "20 or 30 Cities” in America   WRERAPONS NEAR

Says U.S. Can Make Tactful Atomic Weapons   Claims Reds Could Hit Over 20 Cities With Atom Bombs

AEC Congressman Says—  Soviet Can A-Bomb ‘30 Cities at Once   But U.S. Can Halt Russian  Army in Tracks, Solon Says

 But We Have Wide Range cf Tactical Atomic Weapons: Russia Could Drop A-Bombs on 20 to 30 Cities In U.S., Says Jackson, Urging Speeded Output

Reds Can Launch Wide Atom Attack,  Lawnaaker Warns  DD assla Bess OFF T'.. Of L222 .  Could F2it 20 To 30 Cities.  Representative Jackson Says

BO U. §. Cities Seen in Peril of A-Attack   Our Atomic Arms Could Halt Russ, Savs Rep. Jackson

Soviet Atomic Str rength Cited In’ Plea. Before Congress For Greater Productior

Reds Held Able To A-Bomb 30 U.S. Cities   Representative Sees America Ready For Tactical Arms Output

Flash Floods Threatening  Northwestern Missouri  Residents Along Grand River Are Urged To Leave for Higher Ground At Once

Flash Floods Hit Northwest Missouri Towns   Seven Inch Downpour Swamps Lexington

Flash Floods Pour Water Info Several Missouri Towns   Richmond, Excelsior Springs Were the Hardest Hit.

Flash Floods Hit Missouri Towns   Warn of Record Flood Coming On Grand; Rains Indicate Another Rise Ahead For Missouri. River. Now Receding In Waes

Sen. Capehar! And Democrats Stace Scuffle   Version of Studio Brawl Be tween Senators Differs

Peron Gains Big Margin In Argentine  Eleetion  Women Ballot For First Time;   Women Ballot For First Tyme; Radicals Claim Law Violated

Peron Sweeps To Large Lead Over Opponent   Argentina President, Seeking Second Term Ahead by 65% of Vote

Peron Leads Rival Party   Opponents Privately Admit  ; WVintnayye anf Maeanoral

Firemen Fight To Save Huge Benzene Tank   Vast Alcohol Store Is Believed Doomed At Chemicals Plant

Politicos Find Probing Pays Off  Congressmen Vie for Un-American Affairs Jobs

Army Planning for Reservist Release   Hopes to Let 100,000 Enlisted Reserves Out of Service by December

KOREAN FRONT GENERAL HAS NO COMMENT   Report Red Troops Told That Allies Rejected Cease-Fire

Ridgway Denies North Koreans Request Parley  Says Enemy Unable   Says. Enemy Unable To Muster Attack; Nip Probing Drive

Red Drives Beaten Off At Kumhwa   Commander Figures Red Buildup Is For ‘Future Effort’

Surgeon General Says Britain’s Flu Epidemic No Great Peril To U.S.

Will Defer Some 500,000 Students  Number Reduce the Present “in ee

Spreading Revolt Hinders GOP Efforts fo Pass Tax Measure In State Senate

Creeping Revolt Hinders GOP; Efforts to Line Up Votes Inj Senate to Pass Income Tax

Creeping Revolt Hinders Efforts To OK State Tax   ' Needed 26 Votes in Senate to Pass New Income Levy Is Doubtful, as Two GOP Members Join Dems in Opposing Action

Snowden Agains Fine Tax Bil  Yellow Oleo Sale Killed by House Actior

Cut Spending, George's Plea  Must Come Before Any New Taxes Are Votec

U.N. Boss Willing To Reopen Parley   Stern Note Implies Reds Have ‘Fixed’ Evidence

U.N. Leader Is Willing to  Resume Talks   General Offers No Apologies to Communist Heads

Gen. Ridgway’s Reply is Called ‘Distorted’   Chinese Reply Continues to Be Vague Regarding Future Plans

“PEACE RALLY HUGE FAILURE; NONE IN °52   Young Reds Spoiled By Glimpse of Life in West

Income tax Dies, Senate Seeks  Substitute Levy House-Passed Packags  Measure Will Be Starting Point

SE-PASSED TAX PACKAGE ¥: BE STARTING POINT FOR STITUTE LEVY MEASURE

Don’t Listen, Is Warning   Acheson Says Would Be Stupid to Pay Attention & Red Peace Propagenda

Denger Tag on Red Propaganda   Acheson Says U.S. Would Be Stupid To Listen to New Efforte af Kramlin

Acheson Says Listening to Russ Peace \Propaganda ‘Stupid, Dangerous’ Action

(9 TRAPPED IN-BRITISH MINE BLAST   Only One Known Survivor Among Group Caught by Falling Debris and Gas.

At Least 79 Are Trapped As Blast Rocks British Mine  Fourteen Bodies Taken From Shaft,  One Known Survivor

14 Bodies Already  Removed   Only One Man Known to Have Survived Blast

Dense Clouds Of Black Gas Noam Rescue   ‘Six Bodies Recovered Shortly After Blast; Forty-Three Miners Escape

Political Activity Simmers as County Candidates Start Circulating Petitions   Election Campaign Opens Officially With Nomination Petitions Circulating

State’s Election Campaign Opens   Today Is First Time   Today Is First Time For Candidates To Circulate Petitions

KLECTION DRIVE UNDER WAY TODA)   Campaign Officially Opens With Arrival Of Time For Circulation Of Nomination Petitions For Primary

State’s Election Campaign Opens   Today Is First Time For Candidates To  Circulate Petitions

EXPECT 500 TO ATTEND “COME HOME” DAY   Spring Reunion To Be Held at George School on Vv   PROGRAM OF INTEREST

GEORGE SCHOOL SETS PLANS FOR REUNION  Expect 500 Former Pupils   Expect 500 Former Pupils To Attend Gathering   TWO BASEBALL GAMES

Airmen To Face Spying Charge   Hungary Holding _Ameriecan Fliers

On Charges Of Dropping Spies... .  Red. Court To Try Four U.S. Airmen

Charged With “Plot? ‘ta Drop Spies 4 Captured  US. Airmen To Be Tried In Hungary

Hungary To Try Four U.S. Interned Fliers  Iron Curtain Drops On Hope Airmen Would Re Freed

Hungary fo Iry Four U.S. Fliers   Arkansas Sergeant's Mother ‘More Scared’ Than at His Capture

Hungary To Try Fliers As Spies   U. S. Airmen’s Families Have Dim Christauas

American Fliers Will Be Tried on Spying Charges  Hngary Will Take [e he io eee See ee Oaks ek oeeeeen

HUNGARY ORDERS TRIAL OF FOUR AMERICAN FLYERS   WERE FORCED DOWN BY SOVIET FIGHTER AFTER BECAME LOST

Tron Curtain Snuffs Yule Light for 4   News of ‘Spy Trial’ For US Airmen Dam pens Families’ Spirit

Yuletide Sad  kor Families  Of 4 Fliers Hungary Orders Airmen Tried

Taft Volunteers to Meet Truman   Would Back Effective Foreign Policy Plan

Taft Taft Willing To Join Truman In Mapping Bipartisan Policy  Voices Concern Lest Administration's Present Programs Provoke New War

Allies Register Gains In Battle In North Korea   Resistance Of Communists  Bitter In Some Places:  Yanks, Turks Adsance

ALLIES REGISTER LIMITED-GAINS   Red Resistance Bitter In Some Korea Sectors

Resistance Is Bitter in Some Sectors   Light Opposition Met in Push That Puts “Allies In Control of One Side Of Hwachon Reservoir

Allies Seize Build-Up Area   GI's and Turks Keep Push Going; Yangou Taken

100,000 EGYPTIANS IN SILENT MARCH   Anniversary Mob Carrie: Anti-British Slogans

Egyptians Parade In Mass Anti-British Demonstration   Man Arrested In Fatal Shooting O' Another Man

Huge Parade Is Staged By Egyptians  Anti-British Slogans Carried By 100,000

100,000 Egyptians Stage Parade As Anti- British Demonstration   Half-Million Scheduled To March Tomorrow As Nervous Government Relaxes Ban; Rannere Proclaim Feelings.

RADIO COMMENTATOR TURNED OVER TO FBI   Atomic Board Says Paul Harvey Made “Unauthorized Entry” af Lahoratory.

Solon Predicts OK Of Troops  Resolution   Senators Schedule Ballot On Controversial § Issue April 2

Senate to Vote On Troops Issue  On April 2   Air Bases in Iceland. Turkey Proposed Bv Johnson

APRIL 2 IS THE DATE McFarland Predicts Troops Issue Votes To Be Favorable

Approval Seen For Troop Plan   Senate To Vote On ‘Troops-For-Evropve

TRUMAN STEPS INTO OMINOUS IRANIAN CRISIS   President Appeals To Na tion Not To Oust British Oilmen   BRITAIN IN DIRECT APPEAL TO PAHLEY!

Truman Again Intercedes In Oil Dispute   Urges Not to Throw British Out of The Abadan Refinery

Truman Appeals to Iranians Not to Throw British Out   Attlee Counseled Against Using Armed Force Unlece Lives of Citizens Are Threatened

Truman Asks Iran Let British Remain At Refining Center   President Joins Dispute Over Oil Question, Cautions London

INTO IRANIAN OIL, ARGUMENT   ‘ Asks Caution By Both Principals; Threat Made By Persians

Sheriff Admits Not Enforcing Gambling Laws   Louisiana Lawman Explains Actions Before Crime Grouo

Fight Flares Between Legislature And Board Of Regents In Operation And Budget Of University Of Texas

Soviet Beaten In Arms Vote   ‘Acéepiunce of Wesiers Pronosale Foreract

Soviet Bloc Loses Out In UN Vote   “West's Position ~ Strong, Despite Some Abstentions

We Stand Under Imminent Threat of War, ‘Gen. Ridaway Tells New Troops in Japan

Ridgway Tells Occupation Troops In fa pan “We Stand Under lmminent V ar Threav

Ridgway Tells Trodps It’s War  New Division To Be Rased Near Tokyo

Ridgway Tells Gls In Japan War Threat Imminent  Occupation Troon:

Ridgway Pictures ‘Imminent Threat  UN General Reports War Paceihle Any Time

Ridgway Says We're At Wai   New UN Commander Ad dresses American Occupation Troops

Church Action Urged To Strengthen Moral  Fibre For U. S., Grime Crackdown Continues

Hails Crusac: Against Crime   National Protestant “Group Asks Membe: To Join the Fight

Crime Crusade Gains Impetus As Probe Resulf   Dewey Unleashes Grand Jurors on Wadaerina at Sno

Nationwide Crusade Against Crime Grow: As Protestant Group Hails Crackdown

Council of Churches Calls All To Fight Nation-Wide Crime   Against Races,  Bingo, Games

Churches Urge End To ‘Moral Delinquency In Society'— National Crusade Against Crime Is Gaining Momentum

SGRIMaMyY ASK New bork City bar to Probe Organization Leaders Ded led eee Ce ee  National Church Council Joins Crime Crusade

 Dewey Orders Probe of Saratoga Racetrack  Protestant Church Group Joins Crusade 'To Rid Nation of Gamblers and Racketeers

Hail Kefauver Probe in Many Parts of Nation   Protestant Group Urges Action to Strenzthen Morals

Crusade On Crime Gains New Support   Protestants Urge Action To Strengthen U.S. ‘Moral Fibre’

Church Group Hails Fight  Two GOP Senators   Two GOP Senators Hope To Continue Crime Investigatior

Crusade Against Crime Launched In America    Protestant Church Groups In Appeal For Action

Church Group Urges Action   Help Asked to Halt ‘Moral Delinquency’

Church Group Lends Support To End Crime   National Council Lands Crackdown; Dewey Call  For Syna Investigation

PRIME PROBES OPAEADING. IN LOCAL ACTION   Church Group Urges Members to Strengthen U. S. Morals.

Enemy Attempt To Land Troops By Sea Smashed   Reds Enter Road Junction City Of Inchon In Drive To Cut Vital Road West Of Wonju; Thunderjects Score Victory Over 20 Migs

UN Column Rams North Of Wonju  Tank-Tipped Units 35 Miles  RPolow 88th Parallel Rarder

Allies Seize More Bases In  Smash North  American Jets Win Another Battle With

Weather   UN Tank Force Drives 10 Miles North of Wonju  teh Aecmawe A bear

UN TANK FORCE STILL MOVING TOWARD BORDER   Column Is Reported Only 35 Miles Below 38th Parallel

Advance Of Nine Miles Is Made To Hoengsong  U.N. Forces Now  Within 38 Miles Of 38th Parallel

Push Northward Nets Biggest Grain In Three Weeks   U. N. Patrol Of 100 Men ' Tangles With Complete Communist Company

Chant “Heel String Boogie”  * * &* * * ©   Convicts Dance In Bloody Gore Protesting Transfer

Reds Express ‘Regrets’ For C. I.’s Slaying  Say They Arrest  Debs: Bee Teawat   Say They Arrest Policeman In Latest Berlin Border Rift

Russ Apologize For Shoofing Yank Soldier   East German Police Arrested After Fatal Accident

Reds Apologize for Shooting GI   Communist Policeman Who Fired Shot Is Under Arrest

Crime Probe. Must End By September 1.   Witness In Maryland — Investigation Fails Toe Anpear At Hearing

Democratic Landslide In Philadelphia   Reform Forces Win Victories In Bie Cities

Democrats Elect Mayor And Other Officers To Capture Complete Control Of City Government Dealing Republicans Worst Defeat In History Of Quaker City—Issue Involved Was One Of Clean Govern ment

Hope Russia Will Sign It   U.S., Britain Ready to Leave Reds Out of It

Reconciliation Peace Permits  Arms’ Buildup   Dulles Hopes Russians To Sign; If Not, Pact Gets Approval Anvway

Dulles Unveils  Japanese Pact  U.S., Britain Back New Peace Setup

U. S., Great Britain Unveil “Peace Of Reconciliation” With Japan; Some 50 Nations Expected to Sign

JAPANESE PEACE TREATY UNVEILED BY U. S., BRITAIN   STRIPS NATION OF PRE-WORLD WAR II EMPIRE; OKS ARMING

tet With Ja panese  Unveiled’   Kx-Enemy Stripped of Overseas Holdings, But Can Rearm

PEACE WITHOUT MOSCOW IS PLANNED FOR JAPAN: 50 NATIONS EXPECTED TQ RATIFY

Reconciliation Pact With Japan Termed “Unique’   U. S., Britain Unveil Terms: 50 Nations to Sian, Belief

Jap Peace Pact Unveiled; Expec 50 Signatories   Join But Is Given Little Encouragement; Second Treaty To Be Shaped  * S. Hopeful Russia To

Japanese Peace Treaty Unveiled By U. §.. Britain   Expect 50 Nations To Sign Pact In September

JAPANESE TREATY IS UNVEILED   U. S$. and Britain Disclose Terms 50 Nations Expected to Sign; Hope Russia Will Join.   @ MEET SEPTEMBER 3 AT SAN FRANCISCO   Japan Loses Oversea: Holdings But Can Rearm; U.S. Keeps Troops, Bases in Japan.

Jap Treaty Is Revealed   U. S., Britain Unveil Poet Resse Belks At for ‘Peace OF Recanciliation’

Will Make Japan Equal With World   “Unique” Treaty Formally Unveiled By U. S., Britain

Peace Pact With Japan ‘Made Public   Nation Stripped Of Overseas Holdings; U.S. To Keep Troops And Bases There

Unique Document to Be Signed Week of Sept. 3rd Peace of Reconciliation With  Japan Unveiled by US, Britain

U.S. And Britain Reveal Unique Japanese Treaty   Will Sign Pact With Or Without Russian Approval

Peace Plan For Japan Is Announced   United States, Britain Sponsor “Reconciliation With Japan, Hoping Nations Will Sign  a

Japan Given Right to Arm In New Pact  Tinited Statac to   United States to Keep Its Military Poree in Orient

PACT WITIL NIPPON UNVEILED  Japan Becomes Ally Under Peace Treaty

U.S., Britais Unveil Unique Peace Plans   Group Is Hopeful Russia Will Join . In Settlement; Notice ls Given

US, Britain Unveil Japanese Peace. Pact  ‘Island:Nation Permitted to Rearm Deprived of Overseas Holdinas. -

Japanese Peace Treaty Revealed  L. S.. Britain Expect 50 Nations to Sign  > 4 ee i? tush tn the con teacantacaesn 8” 4a ¢e £0 4d

Treaty Soon With Japan Fifty Nations Are  Expected to Sign Pact of Peace

Japanese Treaty ‘Unveiled’ Today  50 Nations Expected To Sian Peace Plan

Treaty Terms  Are Outlined   Dulles Calls Japanese Document “Unique” In History.

Japan To Be Permitted To Rearm Under Terms of U. S. Peace Treaty

Unique Peace Plan For Japs Deseribed By Dulles Today  U. S.-Japanese Pact To Follow Signing DAA:  Fae PaGasd £198 ah

Japan To Be Restored As  Free Nation  Will Be Given Right To Rearm

Jap Treaty Is Revealed   U.S. Britain Unveil Pec Russia Balks at fer ‘Pesce

Japanese Peace Worked Qut By Allied Nations   Still Hoped Russia Will Join Others In Settlement

Proposed Peace Treaty With Japan Studied  U. S. And Britain   U. S. And Britain To Unveil Terms Of Document

Japan Given Full Rights — Under Peace Treaty Pact   England Joins U.S. In Unveiling Plans For Powers’ Future

U. $. and Britain Unveil Peace  Treaty for Japan  50 Nations Are Expected to Sian

Unique Peace Plan For Japs Described By Dulles Today  U. S.-Japanese Pact To Follow Signing Th RA re 7

Egyptians Demonstrate Against West   King Appears Worried About Red Activity

FARO 10 WEST, SETS OFE RED MOBS   Picks Top Advisor Against Wishes of Egyptian Premier

Farouk Moves Toward Closer lies With West   Pro-Westerner To Be Chief Of Egypt's Cabinet; Student Mobs Demonstrate

Westerner Appointed To Cabinet   Police Use Tear Gas to Break Up Demonstrators

—EGYPT—  Anti-West Riots Break Out In Cairo   Pro-Westerner Is Appointed By King

King Farouk Is Worried About Reds   Students Touch Off Anti-Palace Demonstrations

Demonstrations Today Protest King’s Action   Farouk Names Two Pro Western Advisors; Police Alerted.

Names Two Advisors to  His Staff  Demonstrators Protest Action Taken hv Farouk

Egypt Is Moving Toward Alliance With Free World  Riots Touched Off :

—FAROUK MAY SETTLE CRISIS —  Egypt Riots Protest New Pro-West Aids

Eqypfian Rioting Flares as Farouk Names New Chief  King Now Reported Attempting Suez Case Settlement

Egyptian Riots Follow Farouk Gesture to West   Appointments Seen As Bid for Close Ties to Democracies

Cairo Clashes Mark Protest. By West Foes   Banker Appoinied Cabinet Head, Sets Off Street Fights

Farouk Sets Ott Riots By Moves   Egyptian King Arouses Anti-West Emotions With Appointments

Mobs Are Broken Up In Egypt   Farouk’s Appointment “Of Pro - Westerner Leads To Violence In Two Cities

FAROUK APPOINTS PRO-WESTERNER TO HEAD CABINET   MOVE TOUCHES OFF VIOLENT STUDENT DEMONSTRATIONS

A SURPRISE STEE  Egypt's King Pulls Towarc est; Violent Demonstrations. Follow ©

Indication That King Desires Settlement With West Touches Off Big Student Demonstration

Violent Rioting Opposes Any Tie With West Bloc   Communist Activities Growing With British as Chief Target

Demonstrations Against Farouk, West Rock Egypt   Riots Attributed to King’s Attempts fo Block Communist:

Egypt Riots As Anti-Red Aide Named   King Farowk Indicates He Wants to Be Aligned With West in Cold War

King of Egypt Indicates He Wants Settlement With West Nations, Touching Off New Demonstrations

‘arouk s Pro West Vove  Stirs Anger   Leyptian Mobs Demonstrate Against King and Democracies

New Demonstrations  In Cairo, Alexandria  Egyptians Resent King's Move to Saak Sattlament With Wect:

Farouk Moves To Settle Row With England   King’s Naming Of Pro-West Advisers » Touch Off Rioting

Violent Rioting Against Farouk Staged At Cairc   Egyptian King Reported Worried About Reds;  Would Join With West

Egyptians Riot Against King’s Turn to West   Farouk's Indication He Wants to Deal With Britain Blasted

Farouk’s Swing *To West Starts Action by Mobs   Communist Moves Worry Egyptian King; Two Ofticials Chosen

Pro-Western Move Brings Egypt Riots   Mobs. Demonstrate Against Farouk’s - Bid for Settlement

Anti - Western Demonstr ations  Elare In Egypt   King Farouk’s Bid for a Settlement With Wes  Causes Violence

-F arouk Turn to Fr eae  . With West Touches Off Strife   Demonstrations In Several Cities Follow Egyptian King’s Indication He Wants To Reach Settlement With the British

Gesture of      ‘Names Pro-Western Advisors to Places In Roval Cabinet .

IKE GETS IKE BUTTON Taft’s Formal Presidency ‘Bid’ Expected Today

Booms for Eisenhower,  Taft and Warren Warm Up   Ohio Senator Is Kxpected to Announce His Candidacy for G. 0. P. Nomination Today—General in Paris Receives ike - for -President Button With Smile — California Boosters Put Out Feelers for Governor.

Sparkman Woulc Abolish Both Academies.   Senator Suggests Abandoning Two Military Schools

URGES ABOLISHING WEST POINT AND ANNAPOLIS TO ELIMINATE HIGH BRASS AND ARMY. CLIQUES

West Point Abolishment  Proposed   Sen. Sparkman Urges Move As Hoey Calls Probe

Sp arkman Asks € losing  Of West Point      Would Get Officers Krom ROTC Units   Some Cadets Who Admitted Cheating To Be Allowed To Resign

fd G. Ringen Is President Of Optimists  Officers Elected   Officers Elected And Committees Named Today

U.N. Drafts ‘Last Word’  Truce Note  Will Ask Reds To Negotiate Or End Parley

Gen. Ridgway Drafts Final Note To Reds   Challenge To Fither Resume Negotiations  Or Break Them Off

Ridgway Drafts "Last Word' Message to Red Leaders —   Expected to Ask Commies to Resume Truce Talks or End Them for Good

Oil Industry Informed Huge Increase In Refinery Capacity Needed At Once

Mother Smiles Through Tears As Sons Come Home From War for Thanksgiving

Arrives Home Late, Finds Mother Dead   Mother Welcomes Three Sons From Korea, One in Casket

Three Soldier Sons Home for Thanksgiving; One Dead, One Crippled and Third Wounded

Bulldozer Blade Slices Through Nine In Truck  Heavy Implement Is Hauled On Trailer;  Davee Ferd Mack Se, Pomc

Nine Killed By Bulldozer Blade  Truck, Trailer Meet On Narrow Bridge

‘Big Crash, Lot of Screams’ en esa RESETS SA UENpEoenereeneimeavestrt  Nine Killed by Blade On Huge Bulldozer

Bulldozer Blade Protruding From Trailer Kills Nine   Rips Into Truck Carrying Indians

Reporter Offers Proof Of Boyle Deal At Hearing   Boyle Refuses To Give Access To _ His Tax Returns ©

Lithofold Records To Be Checked; Senate Probers Subpoena Boyle Accounts   ACTION FOLLOWS TESTIMONY OF ST. LOUIS REPORTER WHO STICKS TO STORY OF BOYLE INELUENCE, DOES NOT REVEAL SOURCES

New Blood Put Into Boyle Probe  Reporter's Testimony Of Mr. X and Mr. ¥

PROBE OF BOYLE CETS NEW LIFE   Sl. Louis Post Dispatch Reporter’s Testimony Swings Senators Into Angry Actinn,

New Life Given Boyle Hearing   Reporter Witness Stirs More Action In Probe Of RFC

Reporter Gives Senate New Leads In Probe Of Boyle’s RFC Dealings

Appearance Of Reporter Gives Life To Inquiry   Company Records To Be Scrutinized; Hearings Continue

No Wage-Price Freezing Soon, Directors Say   ‘Rationing of Meat Continnes an Undecided  Matter

Meat Price Curbs Decision Delayed  Farmers, Processors Make Strong Protest

ARMED GE FORCE PLANNED   Western Allies And West Germany Open Negotiations On Question Of Re armampnt.

Allies Discuss Arming Reich   Initial Negotiations *Friendly and Useful’

Minor Floods Appear Probable in Kansas   Marais des Cygnes And Neosho Among  hee: ho bes moka

I TWO RIVERS OVERFLOW   Neosho and Marais Des Cygnes to Cause Minor Flooding

Three Youths On Trial To Nur se Killing   Ann Arbor J ury Being Selected

ON TRIAL FOR SLAYING NURSE   Accused Of Bloody Mallet Murder Of Pauline Campbell

Vishinsky Offers Own Proposal After Laughing At Acheson’s Speech  UN Delegates Shaken as Russia Hurls Bitter Tirade at U. S.

Vishinsky Has Own Proposals   Korean Withdrawal Is Part Of Demand

House Group Starts Drawing New Draft Bill  Senate 4-Million Man Limit to Be Included

House Group Writes New  T raining Bill   Would Start Draft For 1814-Year-Old:   Congress Would Have Power To Drop Program; Senate Puts Off Vote

HOUSE BILL WOULD GIVE CONGRESS RIGHT TO CONTINUE OR CALL OFF ENTIRE ARMY TRAINING

Youth Draft Would Start At 18% Year:   New Version Of Bill Would Cover All Points “Tentatively Approved” Including 4,000,000 Man Timit:   SENATE DELAYS ACTION DUE TO CHAPMAN DEATH

SENATE SETS FINAL ACTION ON BILL TODA’   New Version Slated For Fast Action In Congress

Truman's Money Bill Cut In Half  Purse Strings Tight On Civil Defense

Committee Action in Trimming Funds Asked By Truman fo Meet Challenge in Senafe

Senate Argues Money Bill Cui By Committee  Floor Batile Looms Over Sharp Slashes  a . Se

Money Bill Is Taken Up By The Senate   Challenge From The Floor May Come As Result Of Trimming

both Sides {urn Again To U.S. For Assistance   British Ordered Out Say They Will Not Go

oth-Sides — Ask U.S. Help in Oil Crisis   Britain Orders its Citizens To Defy lran’s Ultimatum

Britain and Iran Issue Appeals as Tension Mounts   Ultimatum Defied; Britons Told to Remain in Abadan

Truman, Acheson Asked to Help On Oil Dispute  Ritlane Cledorad tea   Britons Ordered to Remain in Abadan Despite Ultimatum

! —EVICTION ORDER DEFIED— Britain, Iran Appeal For U. S. Intervention

Britain, Iran Appeal ToU.S.  In New Crisis   Henderson Called To Conference By Mossadegh As Tension Mounts

11 Convicted Reds Denied Re-Hearing  Will Be Sent To Jail By June 30th

MARSHALL AND RIDGWAY MEET IN CONFERENCE  Possible Cease-fire Seen If Communists Are Driven From “Iron Triangle.”  PITY T WTINT

Chinese Reds Pull Back From ‘Iron Triangle  Prized Twin Hubs Are Abandoned By Retreating Reds  Ry RAFAEL STEINBERG

‘Biggest’ Tests Indicated . ‘Primitive. Type’ H- Bomb May ‘Be Exploded at Eniwetok Atoll

New Atomic Tests at Eniwetok Atoll May Involve Primitive Type H-Bomb

Eniwetok Tests Conceivably Could Involve Primitive Type Of H-Bomb

Atomic Blasts By U.S. To Aid InDefense   Two-Fold Purpose Of Tests Held On Atoll

Missing Wife's Body Found, Also Killed With a 45   Colored Soldier Admits  Wreck But Denies Shooting Couple

Baby's Mother Is Found Deac   Police Continue To Ques tion Suspect In Double Traocedy

Body Gi Missing Mother Is Found  Search Of Quarry Reveals Traaedy

Body Of Slain Youth’s Pretty Wife Is Found In Rock Quarry  Mather Of Infant Son Died fn Acany

Black Market Warning on. Beef Aired   Called Scheme to Scuttle Anti-Inflation Proaram. by Disalle

Black Market  Disguise Seen   Committee Carries On Control Hearing

Grocer Ponders Events Which Occurred During, Since $2,000 Burglary

“Many Others Missing ~~ Rescue  Operations Under Way in i Villages and Valleys.

31 Meet Death As Avalanches Hit Alp Areas   Switzerland,: Ausiria And Northerr Ttaly Report Fatal. Slides

Queen, Daughters Will Share Duties As King Recovers   Heiress Presumptive on Council of State To Act for King George V1; Princess, Duke Will Go Ahead With.Canadian Tour on Oct. 9

King’s Duties Go to Family   Royal Council to Take Place of Hil Revent

Kin g Appoints Council To Act For Him Durin o  Recovery: Princess ReschedulesCanadian Tri p

Suggests Change At Camp Lejeune   Subcommittee Asks Immediate Action To Boost Morale

Turnpike Commission Discusses Ways To Finance State's Super Highway

Democrats Shove Redistricting Bill Through Senate   Only Five Republicans Are Present and Al! Cast a “No” Vote.

REDISTRICTING PLAN APPROVED   MISSOURI SENATE PASSES MEASURE AND SENDS IT TO THE HOUSE.

Democrats Shove Through Redistricting  Republicans Call It Gerrymandering

Assembly Wants Ruling on Change In Gambling Laws  Measure Designed To Avoid ‘Leaks’ On Slated Raids

No Polities Is His Word To Reporters  Talks To Truman  On Monday Noon

DISCLAIMS POLITICAL AMBITIONS  lke Hints He May Get Rough In Washington Arms Clash

General in U. 5. To Speed Arms Aid for Europe  Plans to Confer With President,  Other Leaders

General Arrives For Talks   Says Conferences With Truman Are Strictly Military

frome Un business  lke Says He Never Had Any Political Ambitions

Denials From Ike Same In  U.S. As Paris   Stassen Will Test His Chances Before Jdining Ike Group

‘Eisenhower Says Visit Deals Only  In Defense   Declines To Tell Reporters Which Rarty He Supports

Ike Home, Shuns Candidacy, Urges Speedup of Arms   Military Matters Chief Concern; Confers With President Monday

Re-Armament His Main Worry  Ike Again Denies He Has Ambitions For Political Job

General Won't Even Tell Reporters Whether He’s A Democrat Or Republican In Interview

Fretted Over Re-Arm Delay   Never Had Political Aspirations; Wants Speed Up in Arming of Europe

Ike Disclaims Anew Any Political Bid  Rearmament Speed-Up Clash Indicated

NOULON T- LET NEWOMEN PUT HIM ON STAND   General Believed Here to Press for Some Change in Army Setup.

HE DIDN'T SAY YES, HE DIDN'T SAY NO!  Ike ToDemand Action Now on Europe Army

Power Made From Atoms   Electricity Produced [st Time in Trial Run at Arco Station

Chinese Troops Take Huge Losses In Seoul Sector   Almost Enough Evidence To Show Historic Defeat

Planes Repel Reds at Seoul   Evidence Mounting of Historic Defeat

Hint Mechanized Warfare Victor Over Footpower   UN Air And Sea Powers Play Heavy Rolls In Allied Tactics; Enémy Lacks Supplies Of Ammunition, Food; Best Units Withdrawn

Dying Boy, 10, Wants to Play Cowboy  In Heaven, Misses Roy Rogers Call

Iran Issues Demant Britain Recognize Oil Nationalization  U.S. Controlled Oil Field May Be Next Target of Moslems

A UNION SERVICE   Eighteen Churches Pledge Cooperation for Spir-: itual Crusade

If You're in College, You'll Take Test Like [his To Determine Whether or Not You'll Be Dratted

Want To Take The Deferment Examination?   Here It Is, or at Least A Sample; Answers at End, but Don’t Cheat

Freight Piles Up in Chicago; See Break Soon  Order Truckers To Give Priority To Armed Forces

A Back-to-work Movement Begins in Eastern Cities   But Strike Gains Ground in Other Sectors of Nation; War Goods Pile Un

Sick Cal? Walkout Continues Elsewhere, Hits Western Roads   AEC, Military Get  Priority on Trucks   Sen. Humphrey Asserts Settlement Is Near On Disputed Issues

Vital War Goods Still Piling Up In Freight Yards   “Walkout Doing More Harm Than All Reds In Korea’—Wilson

N. Y. Switchmen Return; Chicago Still Paralyzed   Truck Lines Ordered to Give Army Goods, Mails Priority

Switchmen Back To Work. In Several Eastern Cities   STRIKE STILL HAS STRANGLE HOLD ON NATION’S ECONOMY; CHICAGO STILL IN GRIP OF WALKOUT

Some Sick Switchmen Recovering   Returning To Work in Many Cities as Strike Spreads to West Coast   OPTIMISTIC SIGNS   Defense Officials Order Truckers To Get Vital Mail, Freight Through

Back-fo- Work Movements Begin Slowly   Plea to End “Sick Call’’ Strike Has Little Effect in Many Places

Other Spots See No Sign Of Resuming Rail Action   Back-To-Work Move In New York Section Is Reported Today

Yards in Chicago Virtually Idle   Wilson Appeals for Back to Work in Monday Address

Stoppage Still Snarls Traffic In Middle West   Express Agency, PRR Lift Some Embargoes: Trains Rolling Again

A Crack In Rail Strike   Some Workers Go Back To Jobs After Wilson Plea, But Elsewhere Wildcat Tieup Spreads

3 Lines Reshime Long - Distnee  Train Schedule:   ‘Sirk-Calf’ Walkoyt Keeps Stranglehold Much  Of Nation's OOM y

Tieup Eases In East, Widens In West  Strike-Halted Rail lines Come To Life

Back-to-Work Movements Begin Slowly  ‘ Blea to End “Sick Call   ' Plea to End “Sick Call’ Strike Has Little Effact in Many Places

Rail Workers Back On Job  In Some Cities   Switchmen End Walkout in New York; Senator Optimistic over Settlement of Dispute.

Rail Switchmen in Many Cities Return, But Strike Keeps Spreading   Defense  Admmistration Unit Orders Truckers to Take Up Slack

Railway Express Agency Partially Lifts Embargo, Will Receive Shipments From New York To New Jersey And New England

RAILWAY STRIKE TIEUP IS EASED IN SOME AREAS   Embargoes Partly Liftes In Eastern States On Tuesday   SNARL CONTINUES OR GROWS IN WES1

But Break  In Walkout Not Genera   Truckers Are Ordered Ta Give Priority to Vital Goods.

End Strike In Some  Big Cities   Recovery For Many of ‘Sick’ Switchmen is  Under Way

Strike Begins Crumbling In Many Parts   Railway Express, P.R.R. Embargoes Partially Lifted

Midwest and Coast Workers Out   Sen. Humphrey Is ‘Optimistic’ on Early Accord

Others Staying Away: ‘Sick Call Still Growing  Crippling Walkout Ends In NYC Region; - Sen. Humphrey Sees

Some Workers Back on Jobs In Rail Yards   ‘No General Back To Work Movement Reported as Yet

caer tat ge eg Meee © wee EN CLOT TS TRE  AS WALKOUT CRUMBLES... Midwestern: Rail Traffic Snarled

Truckers Told To Give Mail, Vital Freight Top Priority   War Supplies, Other Goods Pile Up in Chicago Yards

Rail Walkout Eases in East: West ‘Worse’   Tieup Ends in N. ¥. C But Spreads in Southern California

3 Lines Resume Service  D.. trpr. yw...   Back-To-Work Movement Spotty

Big Tieup Continues In Chicago   Truckers Ordered to Take Care of Vital Freight for Defense

Back-to-Work Move Restores Some Traffic  No Nation-Wide Return Indicated lmmmadiataty

Spreads In Som Areas; Walkout Ends In Spots   Situation “Getting Worse,” Seattle Source Reports

Yardmen In East Return   Midwest Switchmen Still Out Despite Wilson Appeal

Pleas Ignored By Switchmen In Most Areas  ‘New York Workers Return; War Goads Pile Up At Chicaaa

Rail Workers Start Coming Back To Yards  Train Tieup Unbroker In Chicaaqao Areo

TO HAUL VITAL CARGOES ONLY   Most Switchmen Ignore Appeal By Mobilization Chief

Workers Return To Eastern Jobs; Quitting in West  Senstor Declares.  Truce Near; Many Areas Paralyzed

Strike Ended in New York Area. And Other Cities   Sick Call’ Walkout Spreads to West

Some Switchmen Back To Work: Many Not   Back-to-Work Moves at New York, Other Eastern Cities; St. Louis Stays Out: ong Situation Woree on Some Western Roads:

Through-Runs Are Resuming  At New York   ‘Sick’ Workers Start’ Back After Plea From Wilsor

‘Railroad Tieup Eases In East  ~— But ‘Sick Call’  «Str ‘ike Continues

Walkout Ends In,Many Cities   Switchmen Stay Out in Others as Strike Spreads to Western Roads

Mail and War Materials Get Truck Priority   Walkout Ends in Many Cities but Spreads  In Others—Freight Continues to Pile up

Lawmaker Hopeful Rail  Peace Near   Humphreys Sees End Of Stalemate, But End Not In Sight

Rail Strike Crumbles in Eastern Area   But Holdouts in Midwest Cities Still Snarl Traffic

Tieup Broken In N.Y. Area; Order Truck Priority   Back To Work Movement Not General Despite Wilson’s Appeal; Motor Carriers Help Ease Jam

War Goods Stand Idle In Chicago   Defense Mohilizer Pleads To Workers To Cali Off Strike

Some Rail Employes Go To Jobs   Holdouts Keep Traffic Stalled _Across Nation

Senator Believes Settlement May Be ‘Imminent’    Walkout Continues Its Stranglehold Despite Appeal to Workers

Seftlement May Be Near, Senator Says   But the ‘Sick Call’ Walkout Spreads to Some Western Raad

Switehmen Back on Job In New York   Walk-Duts Called Off in Big Eastern Cities bot Industry Hard Hit With 250.000 Workers Idle

Rail Switchmen In Many Cities Heed U. S.Plea   But Walkout. Keeps a ‘Stranglehold; War ‘Supplies Held Up

Many Switchmen Returning to Jobs   No General Back to Work Movement In Crippling ‘Sick Call’ Strike: War Goods Go Unshipped

Some.Yardmen Return To Jobs: On Eastern Lines  But Others Become ‘Sick! In Various Parts OF Country:

Supplies of War, Other Goods Are Still Piling Up  - Truckers to Give Mail,  — Vital Freight Priority

Work Return Movement In East Noticed   Chicago, St. Louis, Frisco Switchmen Remaining ‘Sick’

But Strike Spreads To Some Railroads In Western Areas  Senator Feels   Senator Feels Optimistic About End of Walkout

BUT FEW STRIKERS RETURN AT OTHER FREIGHT TERMINALS   Railroad Spokesmen Report Nation-Wide Back-To-Work Movement Fails To Develop, And Rail Situation Remains Critical.

‘Sick Call’ Railroad Strike Starts Crumbling in East   Holdouts in Key Midwest Cities Still Keep Cross-Continent Traffic in Huge Snarl

No General Job Return™ Indicated  Larger Numbers Back on Jobs  le Kaetarn Cithiee

IN CONGRESS Author Schulberg Says He Was Commy Once But Broke With Party Years Ago

MEAT DEALERS MAY TAKE COURT ACTION   Retail Association Opposes Fresent Price Control Program

Legislation to Allow Sale of Oleo In State Under Study of the Justice Dep't

Two GOP Senators Suggest President Is Playing Politics With Midwest Floods

GOP Senators Suggest HST Playing Politics, Urging IMidwest To Promote MVA

Truman’s Election Appeal Termed Playing Politics With Flood Control Issue

Harry Playing Flood Politics,  Senators Say   Schoeppel, Kem Rap President for Seeking Political Advantage of Misery

Truman Accused Of Stalling And Playing Politics With Disastrous ‘Midwest Floods; MVA Plan Attacked

Charge President With ‘Politics’ in Flood Disaster   Senators Schoeppel and Kem Critical of Truman’s Letter to CIO Head.

Charge Truman Plays Politics With Flood   Kem and Schoeppel Reply to President's Call for Liberals

REUTHER ASKS HIKE IN DUES   UAW-CIO President Urges Convention To Seek 66% Increase

UAW Asks Hike In Union Dues   Reuther Demands 66 Percent Increase

Boss Of West Berlin  Answers Blueshirts In  Quiz And Gets Cheers

-Youngsters Admit Soviet Commissioner Would Not Undergo Similar Quizzing

Urge Adoption Of GOP Report Of RFC Probe   Aims Biting Thrusts At HST

 —RESULTS OF PROBE DIFFER—  Democrats, GOP Clash On Final RFC Reports

Nation Searches  For 10-Year-Old   Police Look for Charles Haughton Who Disappeared 22 Days Ago in California

{ous VECISION  Both Sides Claim Victory. as tMacArthur Hearinas End Toda

 EMO $ Vecision Both SidesClaim Victoryas ‘MacArthur Hearings End Taday

NEXT TUESDAY. DEADLINE FOR ACP REPOR]  ee   Soil Conservation Practices Carried Out In ’50 Gat Pawmanitec

Empty Stocking Fund Scoreboard   Light Casualty Toll Reflects Lull In War

Doctor Accused Of Killing Lady © By Injecting Drugs Into Her Neck

 — DRUG INJECTIONS —  Prsinken Dector Killed Patient, State Charaes

Brain Specialist Held for Killing ‘Woman With Drug Shot While Drunk

Pope Anneals For World Peace In Yule Message   Calls for Return To Christian Ideals

A Story Old. But Ever New...   Pope Renews Appeal for Disarmament And Peace in Annual Christmas Talk

Pope Says West Also Bars Peace   Claims it Must Share Blame With Communism

SENATOR RAPS  GAMBLING TAX   Kefauver Claims Measure   Would Aid Operators

Sen. Kefauver Blasts House Gambling Tax   Occupational Levy Is Seen as Half-Way Move To Legalize Gambling

Kefauver Hits Move For Taxing  Gamblers  Says It Amount  T.. Adnuthng   Says It Amounts To Admitting Their Activities Are Legal

DEADLY AS MINEFIELD  Town Sits on Top Blast Powder Strewn by Boys

Rubber-Checker. Makes Top Ten’   FBI Says Toylor Perhaps Most Ingenious Ever to Overete ia U. S$.

Presents Gifts To Intended Victims Rubber Check Artist Makes FBI's ‘10 Most Wanted’ List

Approval by 6. 0. P. Senate Caucus of Compromise Tax Plan Breaks Long Deadlock

BIG FOUR 10 OPEN SECRET DISCUSSIONS   UN Suspends Debates On Riva] Plans To * Clear Way

Russians Accept Arab Proposal   Secret Conference Will Get Under Way At UN Meeting

Meetings To Be Held In Secret   U.N. Committee Suspends Debate On Rival Ideas

Russia Accepts Big 4 Talks  On Disarming   Its Criticism Dulls Hopes Gf Aevereement

sia Agrees To Disarmament  \s With Big Three  Political Com. Suspended  ti. fin Diuval Eact.Wact Dianc   og Com. Suspended hate On Rival East-West Plans

Russia Agrees To Disarmament Talks With West  UN Hopeful, But Fear:  §2Zin..tk Timnls   UN Hopeful, But Fear: Difficult Task ° To Reach Agreement

Russia To Join In Big Four Talks.   Accepts Proposal  To Discuss Reducing Arms; Other Nations Not Very Hopeful

Russia Will Join big 4 ArmsParley   Western Trio Anticipates Tough Time With Soviets, Progress May Be Slight   Attacks Speeches

Big 4 to Seek Agreement On Plan for Disarmament   U.N. Political Group Shelves Debate On Rival Points Pending Secret Meetina

— AGREEMENT Meetings Yo Start At Once   REPORT SLATEDYBY DEC. 10 a

Will Diseuss Disarmament  Proposals  UN Committee Shelves Debate

RussiaTo Take Part In Big 4 Talks   UN To Postpone Action On Arms Until Later

Vishinsky To Talk To Big 3   Political Committee  Of UN Suspends All Debate Pending Try For Disarm Decision

U. N. Debate On Arms Suspended For Big 4 Talks   Vishinsky Agrees To Participate In Closed Door Talks

End UN Debate Until Big Four Secret Talks   Rival East-West Disarmament Plans In 4-Power Talks

BIG FOUR WILL SEEK AGREEMENT ON DISARMAMENT   RUSSIA AGREES TO SECRET TALKS ON RIVAL PROPOSALS

Russia Agrees To Join Talks   Vishinsky Announces Decision to Take Part In Disarmament Meeting

Halt Debate To Start Secret Arms Cut Talks   Russia Agrees to Discuss Disarmament With Big 3 Powers

Big 4 To Start Secret Arms Cut Parley at Once  Vishinsky Reluctantly. Aarees: Report Due Dec. 1¢

Will Close Doors On Disarmament Plan Discussion  Debate Is Suspended By Committee of UN

Russia Agrees ‘To Join Secret  Arms Cut Talk   Vishinsky’s Attack On West Seen As Block To Procress

Secret Big 4 Par ley OK'd By Vishinsky   West Encouraged By Moves Admit Job To Be Tough

Big 4 Ready to Begin  Secret Talks at Paris  UN Committee Suspends Debate an Rival Blane on the hAansntimn

UN Suspends Allied-Red Arms Debate   Private Parleys On Disarmament Will Open Soon

Big Four Agree To Secret Meet On Rival Plans   Assembly Suspends ’ Debate on Two Disarming Plans

BIG FOUR T0 HOLD SECRET ARMS TALKS   Russia Agrees Today to Secret Disarmament Conference Proposed by Small Nations.   U. N. MARKS TIME DURING PARLEY   Big Powers to Report back by Dec. 10; Vishinsky  Belligerent, Dead lock - Likely.

U.N. Suspends Debate on Rival Disarmament Plans   Await Outcome of Secret Talks Among The Bia Four.

Soviets Agree to Big 4 Talk on Disarming   U.N. Suspends Its Debate Pending Secret Conclaves

sia Agrees lo d Disarmament  s With Big Three   — Com. Suspended hate On Rival East-West Plans

soviet Okays Secret Talks  On Disarming   Western Powers Believe It Is An Encouraging Sign

U.N. Clears Way  For Secret Talks  Suspends Debate On Arms Offer

‘Big Four To ‘Try Hand At Agreement   Debate Suspended  In U.N. On Plan For Disarmament

Disarmament Talks Secret U.N. Suspends Debat:  Pandina an Aanreemen:

Russia Agrees To Secret Talks  On Disarmament   Vishinsky Announces Willingness Of Soviet To Take Part.

Senator Vandenberg Buried Saturday   Resa From Harness Mock er’s Home to inilucnce Futare of Hia Nation

AST RITES HET FOR VANDEABERE      BARKLEY, ACHESON, TAF! AND OTHER DIGNITARIES ATTEND SERVICES.

Race Wire Ban On Service To Bookies Urged   Justice Department Ap: proves Plan To End Big Time Gambling

Ban On Race Wire Aimed To Destroy Big-Time Gambling   Justice Department Plan Not Direct Approach, FCC Criticizes

Bills Propose Race Wire Ban   FCC Chairman Would Hal  News. Radio Service

Justice Dept. Okays Ban on Wire Services   FCC Demands More Tighter Controls To Combat Bookies

Tanks Shoot Up Kumsong In Fast Raid   Columns Return To Allied Base After The Attack

Tanks Shoot Up Kumsong Reds In Lightning Raid   But Defenders Still Fight Hard for City From 3 Nearby Hills

[Kumsong Takes Severe Beating From U. S. Tank:   Red. Defenses Begin To Crumble Before Relentless Assault; Believe Truce Talks To Reopen

‘Allied Tanks Thrust To Kumsong Without Loss As Red Defenses Show Signs Of Crumbling There

U.S. Tanks Raid Red Stronghold   Kumsong Is Blasted In Lightning Attack  Me HDPMArAWOWTw BMeTrarcrayr

Patton Tanks Rip Kumsong   Defenses of Enemy Base Crumbled hv Blawe

“SANTA CLAUS IS THE SPIRIT OF GIVING” _ IS MESSAGE LEGACY LEFT FIVE-YEAR-OLD LAD BY MOTHER KILLED IN PLANE CRASH

1 LETTER TO LESLIE Mother, Killed in Cr: ash, Leaves Young Son Answer on Question of Santa Claus Belies

“A Leiter To Leslie” To Be  PRP PPL PPP OPN Parr PPP  Delivered Christmas ‘in

Fatima Ends 9 Lives, 23 Years  Calling All Cats! You Are In the News Coast-to-Coast

 No Temporary Freeze  Ten-Year Wage Contr ol Policy Should Be Devised, Labor Says

Labor Leaders Want Long-Term Pay-Price Policy   All Are Agreed Stabilization Of Some Vind Needed

No Nationwide Price And Wage Controls Likely   Major Labor Leaders Want Policy Flexible Enough To Work For Decade

Appeal Made As Temporary Freeze Dropped   Union Leaders Say Present Emergency May Stretch On Indefinitely; Controls Situation Up In Air

Labor Urges Firm Price-Wage Plan  Flexible, Long-Term’ Policy Recommended

Labor Leaders Ask Long-Term Price Policy   Valentine Drops Plan For 30-Day Freeze As Stop-Gap Move

Labor Leaders Want Flexible Wage Policy   Long-Range Policy Sought In Appearances Before Wage Stabilization Arm

Long - Range Wage- Price Policy Urged   Labor Leaders For One Flexible Enough to Last Decade

Temporary Freeze Plan Is Delayed  Controls Setup Still Indefinite

Labor Heads Ask Extended Wage, Price Formula Offer Proposal As  Wage Board Puts Off 30-Day Freeze Plan

Labor Leaders Demand Flexible Pay-Price Law   National Controls Situation Still Remains Indefinite

Long Range Wage, Price Plan Urged   Flexible Program For U.S. Asked By Labor Leaders

Labor Leaders Urge LongRange Government Policy On “Nation-wide Price Controls

a Leaders Say Wage-Price Policy st Be Flexible-To Work ‘or Decade

Labor Calls for Flexible Policy On Pay, Prices   Urges a Long-Range Plan; Idea of 30-Day Freeze Is Dropped

WAGE-PRICE POLICY GOOD FOR DECADE HELD NECESSITY   So Labor Leaders Tell E.S. A. After Latter Rule Against 30-Day Freeze

Wage-Price Policies Left ‘Up in the Air’   10-Years of Controls Predicted by Labor— ESA Decides Against Lse of 30-Day Freeze

PAY AND PRICE FREEZE SHELVED   Economic Stabilization Head Sets Aside Plans For Control  MAY COME UP LATER

Long Range Wage-Price Plar Asked By Labor   30-Day Temporary Freeze On Prices, Wages Ruled Out

Drop Wage, Price Freeze Plans   Bus Fare Issue Debated At City Hall Conference

Wage-price Plan Must Be Flexible  Controls Situation Remains Indefinite

Labor Leaders Ask For '’Flexible Wage-Price Policy   Want Policy to Work for Decade They Tell ESA

Unions Request Flexible Policy on Wages, Prices   Long-range Planning Is Urged on ESA by Labor Leaders

Labor Chieftains Atter Long-Range Wage-Price Policy   Plan For Temporary Freeze Of 30 Days Dropped.

No Price Freeze  At Once   Wage Controls Also Await The Shaping of Policy Being Studied

Labor Declares Government Must Mold Wage-Price Policy To Work For Decade

LONG RANGE PRICE-WAGE PLAN URGED   Controls Flexible Enough to Work for Decade Urged in Fear of Continuing Emergency.   2ROP PROPOSAL FOR 30-DAY FREEZE   Labor Asks for All-Out  Stabilization Program; Control Situation Left Up in the Air.

Urge Moulding Pay, Price Plan _ To Last Decade   No Nation- Wide Curbs * Seen Pat Inte Effect For ‘At Least Several Weeks

Long Time Price - Wage  Control Seen Labor Asks Plans Be Made For Decade

Labor U rges Flexible Plan  Of P rice ixing   ESA Abandons For Pres. ent 30-Day Temporary Freeze Order

Flexible Wage And Price Plan Uraed by Labor   Leaders Declare  ProgramShould— Work for Decade

Ask Long Range Wage-Price Plar  AFL, CIO, Other Union:   AFL,CIO, Other Unions Unite to Voice Appeal!

Wage-Price . Policy Need Is Declared By Leaders  - Flexible Program  Advised By Labor

Labor Asks Long-Term Wage and Price Policy   U. S. Outlaws Laying ~ Up of Rubber Supplies

Labor Supports Flexible Wage. Price Controls   Says Adequate Program Needed To Work Ten Years: 30-Dav Plan Gut

Rain Refills  Power Needs   Aluminum Plants Work To Return Potlines to Production

Rains End Power Crisis In West  - WNorthwest Aluminum   Northwest Aluminum Plants Open Again

Allies Reach “ Commies’ Main Line of Defense   Troops Meet Heavy Communist Resistance Northeast of Seoul

Twenty-two Red Planes Destroy. ed OF. Damaged In Biggest Jet Air Battle In History   HEAVIEST FIGHTING NORTHEAST OF SEOUL

Start Big Search In Mid-Atlantic For Air Transport   Thirteen Men Aboard Air Stratofreighter Missing In Atlantic

STATE. DEPARTMENT RAPPED BY PROBERS   Criticized For Issuing Passports To  > Communists For Propaganda Wieaineg

State Department Gave Passports’ To Russia-Bound Reds. Is Charge

‘;e¥ent ta Russia * emus SER: Je PSSA  State Department Charged With Giving Passports to Reds

‘NEVER ONE TO CRAWFISH’  Texan Says He'll Send Britain Stone Anyway

EAST ST. LOUIS MURDER SOLVED; 2 MEN CONFESS   But Depot oT icket Agent i: Slain Last May in $115 Holdup.

Allies Bump Into Heavy Resistance   Have Tough Time On Eastern Front Trying To Take High Groune Rest of Front Quiet

Heavy Resistance Snags UN Drive For Hill Mass  @@ Light Red Contact   We Light Red Contact Keported Elsewhere On Fighting Front

Allies Resisted Again in Efforts  Trying to Capture Dominating Hills

Resistance Heavy On Eastern Front   Allies Fail in Attacks for Three Days to Capture Hill

UN Troops Meet Heavy Resistance For Third Day   Are Still Trying To Capture Dominating  High Ground In Eas:

PANAMA CHIEF OUT   President Arias Convicted of Abusing Constitutional Powers

Ousted Leader,  Panama's Arias, Is Found Gullty   [Assem bly Unanimously  Decides Fx -President Abused Office Pawers

Panama Dooms Arias fo Oblivion   Ex-President Barred From Holding Office

Kansas Senator Confident After Visit With tke  Hopes Announcemer Will Be Forthcomin; ‘At Aw Navel Tink,!

Suicide Pact Seen In Deaths   Columbus Chemist And Wife Are Found Dead in Their Home

New Instructor For Fist-Aid   Lewellen Is Named For County Effort

Narmly Praised by President for Distinguished Service; Succeeded by His Deputy, Robert A. Lovett.

MARSHALL QUITS; LOVETT IS GIVEN ~ TOP DEFENSE JOE   Five-Star General Steps Down for “Very Personal Reasons” After Holding Post a Year.   PUBLIC SERVICE ’ v TRUMAN   Reaction in Congress Is Regret Over Retirement but Approval of Deputy as Successor.

Gen. Marshall Quits Post as Defense Chiet   Robert A. Lovett To Take Over Job of Defense Secretary

Truman Accepts Resignation Of Uniontown Man   ‘Personal Reasons’ Cause General To Resian Again

Gen. Marshall Resigns As Defense Head; Will Be Replaced By Lovett

Seeretary Resigns After Year in Post   President Lauds Service Of Five-Star General

Gen. Marshall Steps Down As Defense Chief   "Very Personal Reasons’ ‘Given As Reason For Retirement

Marshall Quits Cabinets Lovett Takes The Reins   General Says We Is Retiring for Very Personal Reasons

EISENHOWER 10 ADDRESS PEOPLE   Will Follow Report To Congress With NationWide Broadcast   SAYS EUROPE IS READY

Lawmakers  Split Over Troop Plan   Gen. Eisenhower's Plea For No-limit For Troops

'Two Big Chunks of Uranium Found in Texas [Causes Disnute As to Value. Source Mystery

Authorities Dispel Fears, Also Hopes, of Texans Who Discovered Two Big Chunks of Pure Uranium

(Ohio Power Union Agrees To Conference   Picketing Spreads To Other Plonts Throughout State

Formosa Is Approached B  Enemy Planes   Chinese Red Fliers Turn Away 100 Miles From Protected Isle

ENEMY TRY TO SNEAK UP ON FORMOSA  Aircraft Believed FromRed China 1, ne, ¥ mm nw

Six Planes (Approach Chief City   \ireraft Thought To Be Red Chinese Frighten Taipei

Governors Confab In Angry Turmoi   Rayburn Pleads For Demo: cratic Party Loyalty

Governor’s Conference In Turmoil  Ravhiurn Please   Rayburn Pleads For Party Unity

120 ARE NAMED TO SERVE AS JURORS AT CRIMINAL COURT   Thore Selected Reside  Various Sections of Bucks County   Court Term Scheduled To Get Under Way Monday, February 19th

LIST 120 WOMEN AND MEN AS MAY CRIMINAL JURORS   A Number of Those Drawn Are From the Borough of Bristol   FOUR FROM PENNDEFI   All Parts of Bucks County Are Represented By e Group

Butter Zone Maps Shown Communists Reds Get Recess   Reds Get Recess To Prepare Reply   Truce Negotiators Agree ‘In Principle’ On Procedures

Offer to Resume Kaesong Talks   Will Reject Red Protest Of ‘Bombina’

FORMAL REPLY WILL BE MADE BY RIDGWAY   Truce Violation Complaint Called Ridiculous and Clumsy Farce.

To Reject Red Protest On Bombing   “Satisfactory Reply” May Help Commies Out Of Embarrassment Caused by Their Blunde:

Audience Thrown Into Uproar at High Point in Debate; by Action of Red Delegations   Terms of Pact Are Accepted by 48 Nations; Japanese Premier Pleads for ‘an Understanding”

Audience Puzzled By  Maneuver   Red Delegate —— Loses New Move To Stall Treaty

Folsom Accused OF $1000 ‘Fix’ In Pardon Case   Witness Tells of 3-Way Split in Handing Out Paroles in Alabama

Link Folsom fo Parole Payoffs   $1,000 Paid to Free Convict Split 3 Ways

The Weather   Alabama Parole Investigation Sizzles With Testimony linking Ex-Governor Folsom To Alleged $1,000 Payoff

Witness Links Ex-Gov. Folsom In $1,000 Deal   Convicted Killer Was Pardoned After Seven Months, Says Alabaman

Folsom Linked fo Alabama Payoff  State Employee Says Pardon Costs $1,000

Witness Says Folsom Got Pardon Cash  ecexdbaiates   81.000 Reported Split Three Ways   Drinkard, Vinson Shared In Sum, Dickerson Is Ouoted As Saying

Former Governor Folsom Of. Alabama Linked  To Reports Of Payoffs For Release Of Convict

U.N. SLOW IN KOREAN CRISIS   Nothing Beyond Forma Condemnation Of Peiping Likely Soon

No Drastic U.N. Action On China  Peiping Regime May Get Aagressor Taq

Modern Country Home At Auction Friday, Sept. 7  Lake Shore Frontage; Ideal Location

Modern Country Home At Auction Friday, Sept. 7  Lake Shore Frontage;  TAsal I anncaw

CHALLENGED BY RED JETS   Enemy Fighters Head For Manchuria After One Plane Is Damaged.

30 Red Planes Challenge UN  Jets in Korea   Sharp Ground Fighting Also Erupts Along 135-Mile Front

MV. Ponders Service Men,  Solicitors:   Council Stays Late To Talk Fixing Streets, Lighting   CLAS TAW SHAPE

MV. Ponders Service Men, Solicitors.   Council Stays Late To Talk Fixing Streets, Lighting

May Delay Gen. Bradley Return In Senate Probe  " GOP Asking Truman To Permit Aides To Testify Freely

New Effort To Lift Probe Secrecy ‘May Delay Gen. Bradley Testimony

But Allied Officers — Are Certain Reds Have Not Given Up Fight —   After Four Days Of Air Combat, TheCommunists Have Declined To Give Battle :

Former Lowell Man Wounded In Korea   Lowell Parents of T-Sgt. Peter J. Neris AL Aeittnd «af Intury

Russia's Reply To Meet Offer Is ‘Agreement’   But Officals Say It Is Tantamount To A Rejection

Russia Agrees To Meet in Washington on North Atlantic Pact and Bases

Russian Reply Rejects Parley   Soviet Refuses to  Hold Talks Except On Wax Gwen Tarmec

Russia Agrees To Big 4 Meet  But Atlantic Pact AAsset? Ba AM  ee

Western Nations Agree to Discuss Pact and Bases   Soviet Note Suggests Defense Preparations Be Put on Agenda

‘Russia Agrees To Conference  In Washington   But They Want Atlantic Pact And U. S. Bases Aired During Parley

Soviets Agree To Confer in Washington   But Acceprance Calls for Talks Cn Atlentic Poet

kkxkwexw+ RUSSIA. AGREES TG MEET IF ATLANTIC PACT, U. S. BASES ARE ON AGENDA

Legislature To Adjourn Early Today  Reapportionment   Reapportionment Measure Wins Late Approval

Redistricting Measure Sent To Governor   Bill Boosting Salaries Of Future Lawmakers Also Passes Assembly

Would Iry Truce Talks in New Spot   Stinging Ridgway Note to Reds on "Deceit, Treachery’

Vtriclly Up fo Reds lf They Wish fo Continue Truce Talks   Ridgway Says They Must Stop Dreaming In Acts of Deceit

New Parley Site Sought By Ridgway  ‘UN Commander Again Denies  Red Charges

Reds Told New Site Necessary   Ridgway Demands Communists Halt Deceit, Treachery

Truee Talks Site Change Is Demanded   RidgwayF orwards A Stinging Reply   Stop ‘Deceit And Treachery,’ He Says; His Proposal Contains Big ‘If?

Ridgway Demands New Sife If Talks Are fo Continue   Tells Reds to End Deceit If They Want Peace

New Site Is Suggested By Ridgway For Talks  Reds Launch Attack in Korea A: Latest Note Is Delivered.

Ridgway Insists On Truce Talks At Another Site  Leaves It Up to Reds To Resume; U. S. Unit Escapes Surroundina

Commies Told To Renew Talks If Peace Is Aim   Ridgway’s Words Suggest Another Site For Chats

STINGING NOTE INFORMS ENEMY OF U.N. TERMS   Commander’ Leaves Armistice Matter To Communists— Allies Will Not Re turn To Kaesong.

Ridgway Sends Stinging Note To Communists Told to Start Talks Anew Somewhere Els:  if Danea ice Wlanted

Ridgway in Stinging Nole © Puts Move Up to Commies   Suggests That if They Went to End Shooting They Should Agres to Start Truce Talks Somewhere Else

Ridgway Blisters Chinese   Up to Reds Whether Talks Resume, But Not in. Keaesaong

‘Gen. Ridgway Informs Reds Kaesong Is ‘Out’ ‘As Truce Talk Site...

STOP DECEIT U.N. LEADER TELLS REDS   Resumption Of Talks Left Entirely To Enemy   May Ignore Note And Again Try To Chase Allied Forces From Korea

Ridgway Tells Communists They Should Agree to Resume Peace Talks at New Location

Ridgway Pens Stinging Note   Prove Desire to End Shooting, Enemy Told

Says If They Want To End Battle They Should Agree To Renew Talks

Ridgway Blasts Reds For Deceit   General Suggests New Site For Truce Talks.

CHANGE TRUCE SITE-RIDGWAY   Blisters Reds’ Motives In New Note; Door Still Open

Ridgway Rules Kaesong Out If Truce Talks Start Anew   General Leaves Move Up To Communists, Tells Reds To. Halt ‘Deceit. Treachery’

U.N. Leader Flays Reds’ ‘Treachery’  Allied Tinit Fiachte   Allied Unit Fights Way Out Of Chinese Trap On West Front

‘Blasts Reds for Constant Deceit    Ridgway ProposesNew Site for Truce Talks

Bristling Note To The Reds   Ridgway Favors Trace Talks at Another Place Than Kaesong

UN. Rejects Further Talks At Kaesong  Ridgway Says Site  Must Be Changed In  RSeinoing Meecace

Kaesong Out  As Talk Site   Ridgway Bars It If Parley Revives:  Reds in Tank Drive

Truce Talks Must Be Held At New Spot  Ridowavy Alen Talle   Ridgeway Also Tells soramunists To Stop Deccit And Treachery

Ridgway Says aesong ‘Out’ As Truce Site   Sharp Note Tells Reds ‘Stop Deceit’ In Their Charges

Ridgway Asks New Site For Korean Peace Talks   Allied Chief Sends Stinging Note To Reds Demanding Halt To Deceit And Treachery ©

Kaesong Is Not Suitable Truce ‘Site   Ridgway Says If Talks Resume It Will Be Elsewhere

Ridgway Sends Stinging Note To Communists  Tells How They Ca   Tells How They Car End Shooting War

Ridgway Rules Kaesong Out’ As Parley Site   ‘If Reds Want End Of Shooting, They'll Agree,’ General Says

Enemy Warned To Stop Deceit And Treachery  Red Offensive May Blast Peace Hopes

Ridgway Puts Talks Renewal Up to Commies   Will Meet Only At Another Place, General Declares

Ridgway Calls F or New Site __ Of Peace Talk   Kaesong Not Suitable, , As. It Is Within Lines Of Chinese Communist

New Truce Site Wanted   Ridgway Tells Reds That Kaesong No Longer Suitable Site

Truce Talk Site C hange Urged By TL iN   Ridgway Blasts Reds “Constant Deceit And Treachery”

RIDGWAY DEMANDS NEW LOCATION FOR ARMISTICE TALKS   LUN. General Warns Reds To Stop “Constant Deceit Aad Tees ohbonyet

MOVE TRUCE TALK SITE --RIDGWAY   U. N. Commander Refuses to Meet at Kaesong, Suggests Start Elsewhere If Reds Want Peace.

Stinging Note From Ridgway Proposes New Site Be Named For Korean Peace Discussion

MORRISVILLE MAY GET CHEMICAL PLANT   Hagan Corporation Want: To Build Plant Costing Over Million Dollars   TO CHANGE ZONE LAW

Prince Resigns RFC Post At Symington’ s Request   Office Of Loans Official Denies Any Wrongdoing I» Mobile Paper Company Transaction

LIE SAY KOREAN WAR MUST GO (WN   DECLARES REDS APPEAR UNWILLING TO ENTES TALKS FOR CEASE-FIRE,

Lie Says Allies Must Carry Fight To Korean Enemy   UN Secretary-Genera Would Force Reds To Quit Fight

DOES NOT SEE ANOTHER WAR   It Will Take Some Time To Restore Calm, Lie Declares

Fight Till Red Attitude Alters, Is Lie's View  UN Secretary Sees  No Third World Wa: As Inevitable Yet

lie Says War  Must Continue   UN Secretary Think: Global Conflict Unlike lv. However

Lie Says U.N. Must Continue Korea Vighting   Reports U. S.. Britain Split Over War Aims, Peace Hopes Heard

All-Out Effort Needed In Korea, Claims Lie;  World War III Not Seen

Korean Fight To Continue, Lie Declares  Sees No World War In Offing

U.N. Must Fight (n For Unified Korea, Lie Says   Does Not Expect Third World War

It Doesn't Take Much to Set. Off an Explosion — This One Was Started by Seat Covers.

Doesn't Take Much--Maybe Seat Covers  Probably Its The Original Chain Reaction

Dooman Is Called in IPR Probe   Other Congressional Developments Are Reported

Western Powers Make New Bid To Ease Tension  Invite Russia To Attend Meet Of Big Four

West Makes New Bid To Moscow For Big 4 Parley   Chance To Denounce Pact, Russia Told

Truman Read: To Sign Huge War Tax Bill   Sul) Higher Levies Will Be Asked For Exetse And Luxuries

Eisenhowers Cha neces Hurt By MacArthur   Administration Links May Cost Him The GOP Nomination

Chicago Chosen For GOP Meetinc  tke’s Chances in 1952 Drive Reduced

Cuts Nomination Chances  GOP Sees MacArthur Issue As Eisenhower 1952 Hurdle

Some GOP Leader: Feel ‘Mac’ Issue Hurts Eisenhower  1952 Convention   1952 Convention Meets In Chicago Week Of Julv 7

GOP to Hold Convention In Chicago   July 7 Fixed: Eisenhower Chances Believed Cut

Millikin Suffers Fainting Spell   Colorado Senator Collapses  During Radio Talk

MIXUP HURT “IKE  G. O. P. Members Feel Mac- Arthur Episode Hampers Other’s Chances

Chicago Chosen For GOP Site   Senator Collapses At Close of Speech

BELIEVE MAC EPISODE HURT IKE WITH GOP   Eisenhower Now Less Likely to Get Nomination; Convention July 7.

GOP Call Tolke _ Less Likelv   ‘Eclipsed’ by ‘Debate Over MacArthur, Says Darby; Chicago to Be 1952. Convention Site

Ike’s Chances For President Fading -- GOP  Mac’s Testimony Increases Odds On ETO Commande

Chances For Ike In 1952 Reduced   GOP Says M’Arthur ‘Tssues Are Reason

GOP Convention to Be in Chicago; Eisenhower’s Nomination Chances Slim 4

TODAY'S BUSINESS MIRROR Depressed Ceiling On Burlap Threatens Farmers Who Use It

First In 38 Years—  Redistrict Bill Sent. To Friendly Senate: Lorain Stays In 13th

House Sends Redistricting Bill To Senate   Republicans Pace Approval of Measure 103 to 23

GOP Majority Gets House OK On Redistricting   Seventh District Would Be Changed, As Would Fourth

House Sends Redistricting To Senators  Measure Providing First Change In 38

Congressional Redistricting Bill Gets Overwhelming Approval in House

Revision Of Districts  Approved   House Passes Bill; Senate Approval Of Apportionment Seen

Senate Condemns Dining Car Union  Committee Says Reds Control Rail Group. Lse it as “Channel”

Security Probers Say Rail Workers Are In Red Grip   Subcommittee Report Says It’s Imperative Control Be Broken

“Must Be Broken” Senate Group Fears Commie  Grip On Dining Car Worker:

Dining Car Workers Under Red Control, Senate Group States   Seen Imperative That Courier System Nucleus be Broken

Railroad Dining Car Union Ruled by Reds, Charge   Pennsylvania Workers Group Dangerous to U.S. Safety, Claim

Union Under Domination Of  Reds, Claim   Organization Of Dining Car Workers Directec From Headquarters Of Communists, Charge

Dining Car Union Run By Reds, Charge  Internal Security Group Says It Is ‘Imperative’ To

Says Some Rail Workers In Reds’ Grip   Senate Committee Reports Communists Dominate Union

Some Dining Car Workers in Red Grip   Senate Security Group Reports on Coammunic? Control

Reds’ Couriers Found in Union Senators Claim   Small Railway Group Is ‘Message Channel

CHARGE REDS ~ CONTROL DINING CAR WORKERS      Say Grip on Railway Unior Provides Message Channel.

Rail Union Linked With Red Activity   Dining Car Group Cited Jn Report By Sabcomuittee

Senate Security Group Says Some Railroad Dinina Car Workers Are in Grip of Reds

Political Chief Dies In Ambush   Both Parties Lay Blame On Politics

More Bloodshed Marks Politieal Fight !n Benton   ‘Chairman of County Court Is Slain From Ambush

New Proposal Said Caused By Pressure   Ground Action Slow As Troops Hope For Truce

War Pressure Relief Seen as Commie Mofive   UN Group Leery Of Enemy Tricks Spokesman Says

ALTOONA AREA SHOWS AUGUST BUSINESS GAIN   Bank Debits, Employ. ment and Pay Roll: Increases Fron Julv Totals.

Vogeler Back In U.S. After Ocean Flight   Secrecy Surrounds Return Home Of Rec Prisoner. Family

Vogeler Comes Back To U.S. A.  Family Leaves Land Of Iron Curtain

Robert Vogeler And His Family Arrive Home   Held Prisoner Of Reds 17:Months:

Allot Sales Tax Funds   $86 Million Is $10 Mil lion More Than in ’50; None for School Plan

‘Junior Senator’ Fretting? Neely’s Friend May Be Kilgore  Foe for Senate

—Washington Merry-Go-Round— IMPROVED TACTICS IN KOREA REDUCED AMERICAN LOSSES

Nation Pays Last Tribute To Vandenberg   Persons From All Walks Of Life Attend Services

Grateful Nation Pays Tribute To Vandenberg, Foreign Policy Leader

Hold Last Rites For Vandenberg In Grand Rapids   Barkley and Acheson Present at Funeral Of Republican Senator

MORAN. cin. .tnomumensmcauccued OHIO STATE BUREAU RECEIVES AWARD

lran’s Ultimatum Is Ticklish Issue   Cabinet Is Meeting To Decide on Way To Deliver Message

U. S. TO RETALIATE IF REDS USE PLANES   Communist China and Manchuria to Be Bombed If FE nemy Ta Strikes by Air or Sea.

Yanks Ready To Blast Red China Bases   Says Mass Air and Sea Attack by Foe Would  Spring Trigger.

We'll Retaliate in China, Collins Says, If Forced   Blow by Red Air, Sea Power Would Bring New Phase

US. Military Determined tc Blast China, Manchuria If Enemy Hurls Sea, Air Blows

Cites Military Power, Denies Peace Threat  Tells Britain She'll ff... m f......   i— “an frip the Inigger U.S. Military Chiefs Determined To Blast  Korea ‘Sanctuary’ Bases If Gls Are Hit

Red China Will Feel Bombs lf Move Made   Collins Says Reprisal Due If Attacks Made by Air, Sea

Air Attack Would Bring Retaliation    Army Chief Warns Reds Against Naval, Air Attack In Korea

U. Of Michigan Releases Details Of Soule Story   Professor Takes Life After Faking  Renanca Arrannt

Snake Venom  Dose Is Fatal   Scientixts Takes Own Life By Hypodermic

Spirit of Christmas Brings Yule Cheer to All In lowa   Generosity and Good Will Shown At Yule Season

Christmas Spirit of Generosity and Good Will Toward MenLies Overlowa   eg tes

Highway Dispersal Project Also Pushed  Bids Asked On Work  To Widen Pavement

Taft to Blast  Campaign Foes   Mr. GOP Expected to Tell Of ‘Tinfair? Charces

Taft To Take Stand In  Election Investigation   Senator Prepared With 72 Exhibits, 22,000 Word Statement In Defense

Taft Expected To Blast Demos At Hearing  Huge Sums Expended t.. Le. -. dg et   Huge Sums Expended In Ohio Senate Race To Be Brought Out

[ani paigm Iacklash eT EN  Blast At Democrats Expected From Taft At Todav’s Hearin p

Bangor Woman Reports Loss OFS7.O000 In Cash. 85.902 Check VW hile ln Philadelphia

Priority Given rarm Equipment  Quick Action Follows Department Shifts

Predict Approval Of Tax Proposal   Tax-Free Allowances Of Truman, Veep And  Congressmen Are Hit

Heavy Downpour Ends Drought In Southern Texas .  Five Forest Fires Rage Unchecked In. Northern California

President Believes It Is Styl Too Early to Tell Whether Reds  Are Serious About Peace in Korea

‘We Dare Not Relax’ —Truman   Soviet Power Still A Threat to World Peace, He Warns

SAYS TROUBL MAY FLARE ~ ELSEWHERE   U.N. Troops Are Praised In July 4 Message   Says Ideas Of Revolution Still On The March: Vigilance Urged

Too E: arly to Kx pect Peace   Truman Doesn't Know If Reds Mean Business About Truce

Truce Won't Ene Defense Plans, President Says   Can't Ignore Danger In Rest of World, Celebration Told

Hits Hard Against Complacency  Truman Questions Red Cease - Fire Sincerity

We Dare Not Relax  President States   Too karly to Tell Whether Reds Mean Peace Talk—Truman

Do Reds Mean Business On Peace?  President Declares Too Early To Tell

SOVIET STAND STILL SECRET   We Dare Not Relax In Present Crisis, President Declares

Cannot Ignore ‘Red’ Danger   Truman Says It Is Too Early to Predict Peace

President Warns Of Rew Quibreak:   Grim-Faced Executive Tells Crowd of 200,000 Of Danger of Commies

TRUMAN WARNS BIG THREAT T0 PEACE REMAINS   Doesn’t Know Yet Whether Reds Mean Business in Korea

President Warns Of Danger Of New: Military Outbreaks   VUver All Controls  Reaction To Truman’s Speech Shows Sharp Senate Division

Dare Not Relax Nation Told By The President   Danger Of Armed Outbreaks Stressed By Mr. Truman

Truman on Peace Possibilities:   It's Too Early to Tell If  Reds Mean Business

TOO EARLY 10 TELL OF PEACE, SAYS TRUMAN   Doesn't Know Whether Com munists Are Sincere About Truce.

Truman Declares Too Farly to Tell Sincerity of Reds  Joins Wilson, Vinson  Saying * ‘We Dare wre _  oe

World Peace Crisis Still On: Truman      Reds Remain Peril Even Hf Fighting In Kore:  Stops, He Says

Refuses To Build Ear ly. Peace Hopes   Vinson And Wilson Speak In Defense Of Arms Procram

Believes Truce In Korea Will Not Guarantee Peace      «Calls For Continued Military Expansion; Warns Against Outbreaks In Other Spots

Truman Says It's Too Early To Tell If Reds Sincere In Peace Bid      Says Threat Of Soviet Union Remains Even If The Korean Fighting Stops

TRUMAN SAYS SOVIET STAND STILL SECRET   We Dare Not Relax In Present Crisis, President Declares

Truman Says Red Purpose  Yet Unknown In Talk Bid   Warning Ts Given Other Outbreaks May Be Expected

Still Too Early To Tell if Reds Mean Business-HS1   Citizens Warned Against Relaxing If Peace Comes

Independence Day Reveals Truman Fears   President Still Uncertain Over Russian Plans

JUNIOR COUNCIL TO HOLD PICNIC      Officers to. Be Elected at Apanuk (octing.,

UN Sanctions Committee To Hear U.S. Request For Action Against Chinese Reds

Vote On Draft Bill In House Due This Week   GOP Plans To Place Issue Of Troops To FEurone Into Measure

\Draft Developments:  House Committees Seek Approval On Bill: GOP Plans Troops Rider

Group Maps Firmer Curb  Upon Troop:   Broad New Military Manpower Measure Sneeded In House

House Seeks Action Soon On Military  Power Plans   Republicans Likely To’ Attach Measure On Troops Overseas

Draft Bill In House Is Still Much In Doubt   GOP’s May Attach Troops-F or-Europe  Tsatue.

House Committee Continues Work on  Manpower Bill   Republicans Are Keepin; Quier About Plans to Bar Troops Oe es

} House Group Drives Toward Approval Of Draft Bill, G. ©. P. Mum On Plans For Troops-For-Europe Rider

Today’s Skies   lialians Hold Election In Open Red-Anti-Red Battle

Communism Vital Election Issue In Italy   Heavy Early Voting Eyed As Encouragin By Anti-Red Forces

Italians Swarm To Polls To Vote In City Elections   Heavy Early Turnout Hailed By Anti-Reds

DEMOCRATS IN PHILADELPHIA TROUNCE GOP   Joseph S. Clark, Jr. ss Richardson Dilworth Lead Party In Political Sweep.

CARYL TO HEAD ONE COMMITTEE   Chairman Of Group To Consider Highway Problems

Gas Transport Almost Jumps Floyd Bridge   Spectacular Three Way Crash Recalls Fire 10 Years Ago

Gas Transport Almost Jumps Floyd Bridge   Spectacular Three   Spectacular Three Way Crash Recalls Fire 10 Years Ago

Farm Bureau for Tax Boost; Raps Bond Price Peg   Kline Calls Debt Management Key t Fighting Inflation

Foreign Aid Bil Faces Critical Test in House   Showdown Vote Slated: GOP Vows Slashes

F a Aid Program F acing Critical Tes’ in House As GOP Seeks $2 Billion Slact

Williams Takes New Position      Former Local Attorney To Open: Office in. Pittsburgh.

Main Defense Hard Hit in: ~ Seoul Sector    ‘Heavy Barrages, Blistering Air Attacks Reported

Thousands of Chinese Killed As UN Troops Hit Main Line   Reds Mowed Down in Hand-to-Hand Combat, By Artillery and Air Strikes Near Seoul

BATTLE RAGES AS OFFENSIVE IS SWELLING   Chinese Rushing Up Reinforcements As Allies Pound Ahead

Predicts Signing By September 1   State Department Expert Says Japan To Be Allowed Arms

He Got Only A Scratched Lea   Japanese Peace Treaty May BeSignedn Sept.

Democracy Can Conduct. Military Business “In Gold Fish Bowl and Still Triumph in War

MILD WEATHER, PLENTY OF TURKEYS, SCHCOLBOY GAMES \FOR TEXAS THANKSGIVING

— Pee a SO EE NR ee an a  Truman Fight For Controls Faces Major Senate Test

TRUMAN APPEAL FOR NEW CURBS IS FACING TEST   Senators Hostile To  ~ Demand For Broad Powers To Combat Inflation and Roll Back Prices.

Truman Appeal For New Economic Powers Faces Test In Senate Today

Senators for Some Controls   Truman Won't Get All Daware Ha Achkad

en ee cea ccc cn en nn a ans  Truman’s Anti-Inflation Program Faces Rough Going Before Unfriendly Senators

TRAFFIC TOLL NEARS MILLION   Deaths Stand At 999,823 : In Early Morning  Count

Ohio Woman Is Millionth to Die In U. S. Traffic   Safety Council Urges ‘‘Common Sense” to Cut Toll

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Millionth Victim Not Identified

Millionth Traffic Death Recorded: First Was In °99.   Million: More ‘Will: Die. By 1981 Safety. Council Gave

MILLIONTH DEATH IN TRAFFIC DUE   Toll Of Motor Vehicle Fatalities In History Of U. S. Reaches 999,861 By 12.30 P. M. Today

US Cars Have Killed Millionth Victim   Traffic Toll Reaches 1,000,000 Mark When Woman Dies In Cleveland Hospital, Death Report On Tally At 10:27 A. M

Ohio Woman Gets Unofficial Dubious Honor  Toll Has Averaged 100 Lives A Day Recently: Weather

Millionth Death Is Reported Today In Traffic Mishap   Spot Check Reveals 200 Die in 48 Hours as Heavy Holiday  Teawal GStarte

Millionth Death On Highways Ma) Be Recorded   Toll Is Second Highest In Last 10 Years

Nation’s Motor Traffic Deaths Reach ‘Million Mark, Most of Them Needless   ‘DAY NO CIVILIZED : COUNTRY SHOULD SEF

Fatalities Up; 1951's Toll 2nd Highest   Second Million Will Die 40 Pct. Faster, Says Safety Council

TRAFFIC TOLL ‘W DAY TODAY   Millionth Auto Death Due To Arrive On Schedule

Grisly Milepost Reached Near Noon On Saturday   Saturday Casualty List Includes Millionth Victim Of Motor Vehicles In 52-Year Period

Today Is M-Day In Traffic Toll   Millionth Death . On Road Expected

Millionth Death / On U. S. Roads Recorded Today   Two Fatalities Reported To Reach Toll’a Peak Since Advent Of Auto

HIS IS "M". DAY  Millionth Traffic Death Will Occur Somewhere inU.S. Today   sometime Around Noon, Toll Will.Reach 1.000.000 Mark Safety Can eil edie pdne

Millionth Car Victim May Be Killed Today   Toll Stands at 999,823 at 4 O'Clack Thie KAnerntn

Are You Driving This Weekend?  Toll of U.S. Traffic Deaths Is Nearing Million Mark

Traffic Toll Passes Mark   Woman Pedestrian, 52, Hit While Crossing Street, Millionth on List

National Safety Council Estimates 600 Will Be Killec On Highways Over Holiday Period Alote'.... .-

Icy Highways Delay Millionth Death In Traffic   Expected Om Saturday But Storms Cat Driving: Total Today 999,850

Nation Reaches Millionth Traffic Fatality Mark   Toll Is Run Up: in 52 Years, 3 Months, Nine Days

U. S. Traffic Gets Millionth Victim  Cleveland Woman Tagged For Toll; Texan Near Miss

600 More Casualties Expected  Toll for 1951 Already Second Highest in Decade

Millionth One To Die At Noon In U.S. Trattie   Since 1899 lL. S. Cars Have Killed 999.990Councils Estimate Seems to be Correct

Traffie Toll Keeps Pace With Figure Set By NSC   Highway Slaughter Currently Averages 100 Deaths A Day

BIG HOLIDAY TRAFFIC JAM JUST STARTED   Experts Estimate Next M-Day Slated. In Only 30 Years

Dies Of Injuries In Clev eland  Ohio Woman Millionth US Auto Fatality

CLEVELAND WOMAN IS MILLIONTH AUTO VICTIM   Hit by Truck Crossing on Down-

Only 150 to Go fo Reach Million Goal   Tota! Traffic Deaths Since Cars Appeared Climbs to 999,850;  100 Die in 34 Hours

Bad Driving Condition: Slash Highway Travel; Death Rate Takes Drop

Traffic Toll Edges Near Million Mark  U. S. Motor Mishap:   U. S. Motor Mishaps Reaches $99,829 Today; M-Day Is  Expected Tomorrow

Today Will  Be ‘W Day:  32 To Go Auto Death Toll (limbs steadily

HITS GRIM MARK   Nation’s Traffic Death Toll  Since 1899 Tops Mil lion Mark

Nation Chalks Up Millionth Traffie Victim   OhioWoman Designatec As Latest On Grim Cas: naltey List . . as oth

Traffic Deaths Reach 1,000,000   Safety Plea Made by the President of Safety Council

DEATH RIDES ON : - oO Christmas. Rush © Sends Highway Toll Over Miilion

Traffie Fatalities Pass Million Mark   Cleveland Woman   nd Woman, Texan Among Last Listed By AP And Safety Coune   (Another story on Page 32)

‘Millionth Traffic Death Reported; Toll Mounts On   Grisly Milepost Reached 52 Years After Invention of Automobile; Safety Council Expects 2,000,000 Fatality This Century

Traffic Death Toll Is Edging Nearer Million   999,850 Figure Is reached By 9:45 A.M. Today

MILLIONTH U.S. DEATH IN TRAFFIC   ‘Mark Is Passed When Cleveland Victim Dies; Cars Have Killed More  : Than Wars.

Traffic Death Toll Reaches Million Mark   Total Run Up in 51 Years, 3 Months

Traffic Deaths Are Near Million   US Death Toll Was Set At 999,850 At 10 O’Clock This Morning

Traffic Toll Edges Near Million Mark   U. S. Motor Mishaps Reaches 999,829 Today; M-Day Is  Expected Tomorrow

Million Lives Are Snuffed Out In Auto Crashes   Traffic Toll Run Up In 52 Years, Three Months, Nine Days

Toll Run Up in Last 52 Years   No Effort Made To Identify No. ‘One Million’

Reported by Noon, As  Predicted   Yet Moterists Jam Reads Taking Xmas Holiday Trips

Traffic Toll Passes Milion  “Cleveland Woman’, ‘s Death: Sets: Mark’:

One Millionth Traftic Death Is Recorded   At Present Rate Two Millionth Is Due In 198]

Million Mark  Draws Closer   Nation’s Traffic Deaths At 999,850 At 10:45  A.M. Today.

bea Fatality Last on AP List  Nation’s All-Time Traffic Toll Rolls Past One Million Mark

Traffic Toll  Now 999.906  Victim No. 1,000,000 May Succumb Today

TRAFFIC DEATHS RISE TO MILLION   M-Day Arrives On Schedule With Reporting Of Auto Fatality No. 1,000,000 Shortly Before Noon

—1,000,000TH AUTO DEATH— — Death Of Ohio Woman Sets Fatality Record

0Millionth Traffic Fatality Recorded   Four American Airmen Face Trial In Hungary

Ohio Woman Pedestrian Struck by Tractor-Trailer; Christmas Rush Speeds Deaths to Predicted Figure

Traffie Toll Creeps Closer  To M-Day   Only 177 From Million Mark

Texas Man Takes Honor Death Race   Dave Dawson of Danbury Texas, recorded as Last Of Ten Needed to  Record Millionth Death

Hosford Board Bid   Eyring Holding Out Pending Legality Of Action by Board

Assembly Kills Balloting Plan on Annual Sessions  Opponents Claim  Voters Confused By Many Issues

Six Die In B-29 Crash in Jexas  Crew Of 11 Escape In Anashas Coach

New Guinea ‘Volcano Toll (Put At 4,000   Eruptions Brought ‘Atom Bomb’ Effect, Evewitness Reports

VOLCANIC BLAST SWEEPS JUNELE   Four Thousand Persons Es.  - timated Killed Or Injur. ed In Eruption Of New Guinea Volcano.

Senate Group Hears 2 Top U.S. Officials   McGrath, Hoover Oppose National Police Force

O'DwyerFriend Is Indicted For LyingToSenate  Crime Probers   James Moran Cited By Grand Jury; Envoy Brands Crane Slatemen A ‘Vieious Lie’

Inside Today   Tongay and 2 ‘Water Babies’ Ordered to Get Out of France

Welch To File For Governor  First to Enter 1952 Democratic State Campanian

Rep. Welch fo Seek Demo Nomination  Announces His Bid For Governor Seat

Chiefs Charge Plan ‘Dictated’ By Charles Wilsor   They Say It Could Eventually Wreck Rearmament Proaram

Labor Protests Wage Limitatior   Leaders Charge Policy Is ‘Dictated,’ Predict lndustrial Unrest

HOUSE VOTES 21 MONTHS T0 PAY FOR CARS   OKs Lower Appliance Down Payments, Easier Terms on Houses.

See Momentous Decisions in The Making  General Spending  Over Two Hours Alone With Truman

Ike Confers  With ‘Brass   Truman Sets Aside Two Hours for General About Defense

General Makes Pentegon Rounds ... lke in Washington, See Vital Decisions

Eisenhower In Talks With Military Heads  ae i’ ~ mn Gane   General Confers With Leaders In Washinaton

General Sees High Officials   President Sets Aside Two-Hour Session for Fisenhower Parley

Eisenhower Confers With Military Men Before Going to White House

apreme Court istice Aecused f ‘Fool Talk’ Douglas Seeks _ U.S. Recognition Of Red China

William 0. Douglas Asks UN To Admit Red China Regime   Connally Accuses Justice Of ‘Fool Statements’ In Anerv Retort

JUSTICE DOUGLAS WOULD RECOGNIZE COMMUNIST CHINA   Believes Action, if Taken by U. S&S, Would Break Peiping’s Ties With Russia,   PROPOSAL TOUCHES OFF ANGRY SENATE DEBATE   Connaliy Says No Such Step Is Contemplated — Weiker Calls Douglas Administration Spokesman.

CONNALLY OBJECTS Douglas Urges Recognition Of Red China, Stirs Uproar

Would Recognize Communist China   supreme Court Justice Makes The Statement

Senate Is Cool, But Connally’s Hot  Justice Douglas Asks Red China Noc

DROWNS TRYING TO HELP GIRL   Chicagoan Carried To His Death In Strong Undertow

Absence Of Scathing Language In Denying Demands Eases Way   Sees No Good Possible From Reinvestigation Of Week Old Charge; Negotiators Ready.

Rejects Order For Probe of Bomb Incident   But Mild Reply Seeks ‘Reasonable Armisticva- Agcreaman

Mild Answer May Bring Resumption   “Says Reinvestigation on Alleged Raid Could  Serve No Purpose”

RIDGWAY CALLS RED STALLING UNJUSTIFIABLE  ITN Naontiatare   U.N. Negotiators Ready to Resume Discussions, Says U.N. Commander,

Riverdale Man Named To I. C.  Vice Presidency  Frank E. Martin Began. Railroad Career As Annroentice Pachinict

George Foresee: New Tax Hike   ‘Across The Boards’ Increase Indicated

Next Increase In Taxes ‘To Be General’   Across The Board Hike Envisioned by George, Senate Finance Chief

George Foresees Another Vax Hike   Others Agree With Him On Boost “All Across The Board”

BOOST. IN TAXES ISEEMS CERTAIN   Congress Plans To’ Raise Levies ‘‘Across The Board,” Affecting Individnals. Corporations. °

Senator Says Everyone Will Be Affected  Pay-As-Go Defense Program Is Called Abcalutely Nececsitr

General Across-The-Board Tax Rise Seen By Senate Finance Group Head

‘News Day, Night   I x-Farmer And Teacher Heads Reds   Five UN Officers Going To Territory Occupied By Armed Chinese

Session May Open Today At 7 O'clock   Officials Differ As To When Cease Fire 's Expected

Fifth Grade Air Raid Drill In School At Baltimore Is Staged With Precision

Baltimore Fifth-Graders Stage Air Raid Drills And Aware Of Purpose

House Group Is Pondering Delay Of Youth Draft   Shades of the Past in Modern Dress  Oldtime Fire Drill Grows Into  Air Raid Dry Run for Children

“Drop, Cover” Order Breaks Quiet In Classroom As Children Prepare

‘Shades of the Past in Modern Dress  ee oe HA MOGerA Dress  Oldtime Fire Drill Grows Into ‘Air Raid Dry Run for Children

Hold Preview Of State Fair  McCoy Band To Lead  Official Onenina

Wisconsin Fair  Preview Tonight  Official Curtain Rises Tomorrow

Both Lose Strength But Increase Forward Movement: Bermuda Saved as 2 Giant Hurricanes Collide And Spin Harmlessly Away Into Open Atlantic

iFirst Time On Record Bermuda Eseapes Beating When Hurricanes Collide

Two Hurricanes Whirl Harmlessly Over Open Water   Unique Meeting Of Storms Knocks One  Of Them Off Course

Clash of Two Hurricanes Saves Island   Whirl Harmlessly Over Open Water Afters Slename NAdset om

Battle of The Hurricanes  Bermuda Saved When ‘Fox’ And ‘Easy’ Clash, Exchange Blows

Egypt Mobilizes All Police to Put Down Anti-British Riots   London Airlifts 3,500 Paratroops to Reinforce Suez Canal Garrison

U.S. Is Ignoring Justice, kgypt Minister Says   American Looks Only At War Of Future. He Says: New Violence Listed

1 JEWISH POLICE KILLED IN CLASH   3 Others Wounded Wher Syrians Attack Truck on Border

Vishinsky‘’s Proposal Viewed as ‘Wrecker’   Russian Suggestion Threatens Progress Made with Reds’ Truce Talk Deleaction

Vishinsky’s Plan Upsets  Truce Team   Gen. Ridgway Talks With Negotiators On New Demands

Korean Talks Threatened By Soviet Blast  Ridgway Confers With Truce Team

AWAIT EFFECT IN KOREA OF SOVIET BLAST   Ridgway Conferring With Truce Team: Winter Arriving

Gen. Ridgway In Korea On Truce Parley Issues  In Conference With  Truce Negotiators On Red Bombshell

38th Parallel Proposal Seen As “Surprise   Red Delegates At Truce Talks Repeat Arguments

Floor Immunity Upheld by 57-37 Assembly Vote   Legislators Beat Down Measure Aimed at Sen. McCarthy

Assembly Kills Plan To Remove Immunity Rights  ‘Muzzle’ Measure Had McCarthy as Principal Target

ALLIES TAKE HILLS IN EASTERN KOREA   RED TROOPS DRIVEN BACK IN HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING NEAR KANSONG.

U. 5. Chamber Makes Bid For Peace Talks   Negotiations With Russia Urged By National Group

Direct Negotiation Asked —   Policy Statement Calls for Effectiveness, Noi Simply Paper Agreements

TH UN AND ENEMY READY FOR ERUPTION   At Kaesong, However, Hopes Are Held Armistice ls Possible,

Red Sincerity Key to Truce Allies Assert   Communist Premier Voices Threat of Air War f Talks Fail

Progress Is Indicated At Kaesong; UN Delegates Return To Meetings   Fruitful Session  Predicted .Today

O'Conor Predicts Maryland Probe   On. Condition Crime Committee Continues

Bourbon Head's Name Is Linked With RFC. Loar   Boyle Denies Any Part in Securing Funds for Firm

MaeArthur Contradicts  Gen. Collins   Never Restrained In Use of Troops In Korea. He Sav:

Aide Denies MacArthur Restrained   Says No Strings Put On General on. Yalu Troop Movements —

Collins Is Wrong Says Aide   Declares Mae Was Never Told To Halt Troops

Mac Denies Testimony Of Collins   Says He Was Never Restrained on Sending Troops to Yalu.

Lied unotuale scared but None Hurt  New York Area Rocked by Quake

Quake Rocks 3 Northern States  Calls From Fearful Citizens Swamna Palice

Quake Rocks  Eastern States  Scares Thousands, But Damage Is Light

QUAKE ROCKS 3-STATE AREA   Only Minor Damage In New York, New Jersey, Connecticut.

New York Area Quake Damage  Proves Minor —   Thousands Alarmed : As Shock: Shatters Windows And Dishes

Earthquake Hits Easter States  OT a I ge   ‘Residents Frightened but no Injury, Damage

Quake Frightens N. Y. Residents:      3-State Area Jolted But No Injuries Are Reported

Army Leader Sets Up New Government   Junta Tosses Out ‘Front-man' Premier  and Takes Over

150-Group U. 5. Air Force Urged By Sen. Lodge   Estimates Cost Would Be $74,000,000,000 Over 3-Year Period

SEN. LODGE PROPOSES © U. S. BUILD 150-GROUP AIR FORCE FOR DEFENSE

Lodge Appeals For 150-Group U.S. Air Force   World’s Mightiest — Termed Necessary To Avert Disaster:

MARION COUNTY COUNCIL AMERICAN LEGION MEETS AT SANDOVAL, JULY 31

FRANK BURGESS OF ODIN ELECTED COUNTY COMMANDER  ‘OF AMERICAN LEGION

Social Note:  Historic Day 218 Years Age   No. 1 Hit Tune Waltzes Into Court Coming Week

BOMBING ATTACK WAS QUESTIONED   Destruction Of Monte Cassino Monastery Aided Germans

Plea for Unity Made   - By Governor Dever   Calls on State to Gird Itself to Meet Any..Eventuality in This "Fateful  ~ Hour” But Serves Notice Social Progaram Will Not be Abandoned.   WOULD REVISE OLD AGE

Gov. Dever Pleads for Unity : During These “Fateful” Times   But His {naugural Message Shows He Will — Keep Fighting for His Social Program

1 Crime Probe Witnesses Face Perjury Charge   May Cite Sullivan For Contempt; Warren Still Defies Committee

Allied Forces Posing Threat In Red Sector   Limited Advance Made by Yankees; See Withdrawal

Little Resistance Left fa Chinese On Central Front   Allies On Eastern End Of Line Meeting Some Ononasition

Allies Sweep Plain   UN Tanks and Infantry Mop Up Triangle, « Move North

Reds Defend Hills Leading  To Kumsong  U. N. Forces Make Limited Advances

UN Threatens Red Defenses   Allied Armor Pours Oui Over Broad North — Korean Plain

Red Rearguard Units Defend Kumsong Road  Chinese Resistance an. ..... 4... geehh. cc we

UN Cracks Resistance   In Triangle   U. S. Eighth Finds Heavy Resistance In Hill Of Kumsong

Defenses Of Enemy In Danger   U.N. Armor Fans Out Over Korean Plain Above Pvensvane

Air Chief Declares Russia Has Superior Jet Engines   Iran Situation More Tense; Press Speaks of Red Help

 Louisiana Demos Order Proke:  Woman Rival in Governor Race Links Rep. Hale Boggs to Reds

News Day, Night   British Plane To Be Tested At U. S. Base   Craft In Transatlantic Hop May Be Used In Eisenhower’s European Army

Senate Crime Probers Hitting Tinton: Too!   Costello Labeled Sinister Influence

Thirteen Die  In Gas Blast   Seventeen Seriously Hur  Ae O81 Crackine Plant

New Enemy In Korea   Malaris-Carrying Mosquito Appears, Doctors Working Fest tn Counterattack

AFL Delays Meat Strike   CHICAGO (4) — The AFL Meat Cutters union agreed with packers today to hold off their threatened wage strike until midnight, May 20.

Blamed On ‘Malcontents’ 'Patteson Sets Conference ‘On Penitentiary Mutiny

SHOWDOWN TRUCE PARLEY REGESSED "UNTIL WEDNESDAY   Action Taken at Reds’ Request — Possibility Seen Communists Want to Keconsider Position.   ARMY TRIES TO “KILL” NEWS OF THE DELAY   Spokesman at Ridgway's  Headquarters Says Troop  i Withdrawal Is Not Ouly   Point iu Dispute.

N egotiations Are Recessed  At Red Request   Ridgway Says Troops Not Only Issue Over Which Groups Arguing

Reds Seek Delay Until Wednesday  Army Attempts ao To KillNews  DE Wee Dn we he

Dad Malanatinn  NOU VuUrvYGiivel  Asks For Time, Says Report  Issue Seems To Be ab Jemeweal   issue Seems To Be On Withdrawal Of Trooos From Korea

Move Is Made  At Reds’ Request; More Than One Point of Discord, Spokesman Savs .

Delegates Put Off Decision-At Red Request   Big Issue Communist Demand for Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops From Korea; U.N. Won't Agree.

Thundershowers Relieve Farmers In Western Area   Hot, Dry Weather Continues In Other Sections Of State

State Hit  By Variety  Ot Storms   Rain-Swollen Rivers, Streams Spilling Over Banks at Several Cities   Two LIVES LOST  Kansas Battered by Hail, Tornadie Winds, Dust Storms. Flash-Floods

State Hit By Storms   Floods Follow Deluges In Central Kansas, and Tornado Rips Southwes:

Truman Scorns Any Red Treaty   Not Worth Paper It’s Written On, He Says

Drought Is Costly On Ohio Farms   Dry Weather May Cut Corn Crop By 15 to 20 Per Cent

Drought Losses High In State   Ohio Corn Crop May Be Cut 15 To 20 Per Cent

May Cut Corn Crop Nearly 20 Percent   Soybeans, Potatoes Hurt; Pasture Land Drvina Up Over State

Benneti’s Retirement From Soil Post Recalls Big Hugh’s Battle On Erosion And History’s Top Face Lifting Job

—HUSBAND SAYS HE’S THROUGH ‘Finds Bride W anted B y F BI For Embezzlement

‘Bri d- on a In “Not  Honeymoon   Ohioan Already Married, Held for Embeszling $50,000 Funds

New Hubby Says Wife Duped Him  FBI Claims That She   FBI Claims That She Embezzled $50,000

‘SHE WAS MIGHTY CUTE’ Grandma Bride, 49, Jailed, Husband, 34, ‘Disillusioned’

Weekend Toll on Roads Stands af 17   Wynnewood Tragedy - Takes Lives of Four; Year Promises Worst Record Since 1941

Probers Order Hunt Started For Tax Agent   Alcohol Tax Unit of Chicago Also Under Investigation

Five Killed in. ‘Auto Crashes      Leatherman-Morris Begins Second Half. Century of Service

Stassen informs Party. Leaders He Is Candidate  Says He Is Not      Says He Is Not  Acting as Stooge For Eisenhower

Cold Weather Grips Entire Nation Monday  Sub-Zero Blasts   Sub-Zero Blasts Blamed For Deaths Of Ninety Persons

Roads in East Coated With Sheets of Ice   Frigid Belt Goes South to Amarillo; Lows Set Marks

Nation’s Death Toll From Storm Set ‘at 90 as Cold Wave Moves East

And Now rhis— Persons With Nice Wells Learn That Underground Supply Is Getting Short

Satie aU 4s  Persons With Nice Wells Learn That Underground Supply Is Getting Short

» Reds Preparing To Plaster U.N. Troops By Air   Menacing Build-up of Enemy Aerial Force Is Evident

Believe Chinese Ready to Launch New Air Strikes   Gen. Stratemeyer Gives Warning in Wake of Biggest Jet Battle: Two Suverforts Lost

Reds Pull Back,  Increase Korea  Air Activity Allied Ground Troops  May Be In For Heavy Poundine Bv Planes

Stratemeyer Warns Reds Preparing Heavy Air Strike   Allied Ground Forces Make Additional Gains: Take Ridge

Enemy Reported Preparing for Increased Action   New Fields Are Being Built; Step-Up in Air Warfare Expected

Await New Red Air Strikes After Biggest Jet Battle   Report 2 B-29's Downed by Reds

Heavy Red Air Blows Predicted   Gen. Stratemeyer Says Evidence Now Unmistakable: U. S.  Ieweme Yarn Bassekcoave

Aerial Blows By Foe Seen. Being Hiked   Superforts Downed As More Red Jets Enter Korean War

80 Soviet MIGs Attack 115 U. $. Jets, 32 B-29s  Reports of Losses to tl €C At, Lavon Vee

Two B-29s Reported Lost  Red Chinese Pull Back; Enemy Air Blow Hinted

One hr ‘Aitack   Frontline Withdrawals Seen as Grideaes of of Coming   U. N. ‘Observers Find Chinese Digging Out New  Aly Bielde .

Red Air Buildup Feared   U.S. AF Chief Thinks Enemy Withdrawal On Ground a Prelude To Heavy Plane Strikes

Believe Chinese To Start Heavy Aerial Attacks   Stratemeyer Warns O 3 Ree Plans; Report 5

UN Forees Warned Of Big Raids   Warning Of Probable Red Chinese Air Raids Follows On Jet Battles

Study Reds’ Plans   Chinese Withdrawals Coincide with Warning They May Be Preparin; Heavy Air Strikes

Reds Believed Planning Air Blow On UN Troops   Washington Reports Two B- 29°s Shot Down In Korea: Chinese Withdrawing All Across Central Front

Truman Safety Zone Harbors Enemy With Operation Advantage; Allies Suffer Losses; U.N. Troops Slog On

Reports Differ On U.S. Losses in Jet Battles   Air Force Admits 2 Superforts Lost To Red Jets

Communist Air Arm Growing, General Says   Withdrawal of Chinese May Pave Way for Ground Assaults

Reds Falling Back;Warn of Air Attacks   Assert Chinese May Be Getting Set for Plane Blows Against Troops

Chinese Continue Operation Mystify On Western Front   Superforts Drop 300 Tons of Bombs  On Bridge

Reds Retreat, Allies Fear Air Attacks   Gen, Stratemeyer Warns of Menace of Ground $ Strikes

Growing Red Arm Expected ToStartGround Attacks Soon   Allies Claim Eight Enemy Craft Destroved, Two B-29s Damaged

Plane Battles Cause Loss Of 2 Supertorts   Allies Continue To Creep Ahead All Along Central Front

REDS WITHDRAW BUT U, N, FORCES EXPECT ATTACK   deavy Damage To U, S. B-29 Bomhers Reported In Previous Fight—U. N. Gains On Ground.

Stable Food  Cost Forecast   DiSalle Sees Future Controls Unchanged

U. N. COUNCIL TO SEEPREMIER   Mossadegh To Speak Be. fore Security Group And Television

U.N. fo Hear iran’s Chief   Premier Will Appear Briefly in Talk On Oil Monday

Kaesong Site Debate Slows Truce Parley   Allies May  Propose Trade of Ridge For City

Drive Readied If Talks Fail  Convincer Offensive Reported Prepared

British Put Blame On Keypt for All  Suez Area Damage S Area Damag

McCarthy and / Others Sued by Drew Pearson   Columnist Seeks Tota’ of $5,100,000 Damage for Attack and Speect

PEARSON SUING FOR $5,100,000   Columnist Asks Damages From McCarthy, Pegler, Fultuii Lewis, Newspaper  : And Others.

Pearson Sues McCarthy, Pegler, Lewis, Newspaper For $5.1 Million In Damages

M Carthy, Seven Others Named in Pearson's Suif  Damages Totalling

Drew Pearson Sues McCarthy   $600,000 Damages Are Asked; Columnist Sues Others for $3 Million

Pearson Sues McCarthy, Seven Others  $3,000,000 Or More Is Asked

Drew Pearson Sues for $5-100,000 Damage: From McCarthy, Pegler, Fulton Lewis, Others   McCormick Paper Cited

McCarthy Sued by Columnist Pearson  os, 2.4 com Ate.   Suit Asks SS Million Damages From Nine. Including Senator

Drew Pearson Sues Senator McCarthy  Seven Others Also Named For Damaaes

Drew Pearson Sues McCarthy, D.C. Newspaper And Others   Columnist Seeks Damages Totalling $5 Million in All

Pearson Seeking Five Millions In Damage Complaints   Columnist Sues McCarthy And Newspaper <

Based on Senate Speech  McCarthy Cited by Pearson In $5 Million Damaae Suit.

Drew Pearson Bases His Suit On An Alleged Physical Attack And Publication Of Speech

McCarthy, Seven Others Are Sued By Drew Pearson   Columnist Brings $5,100,000 Suit In Court Action

Sen. M’Carthy Others Sued For 5 Million  Drew Pearson Charges Attack On Character

DREW PEARSON SUES McCARTHY FOR $5,100,000   Names 7 Others in Suit Over ' Attack and Senate Speech.

Warships Join Plane Search  Vast Hunt Continues But Little Hope Held

Decline  To Agree On Plan   Given Preference in B ion Survey Action of Board

WEDNESDAY’S TOULON MARKETS Wednesday, July 18, 1951   STARK COUNTY 4-H GIRLS TO SELECT STATE FAIR WINNERS   List Winners July 3 Project Work For State Fair

STARK COUNTY 4-H CLUBS TO HOLD NUMBER OF CONTESTS   Winners To State Fair Hold Other Events; Show Aug. 6

AR SRREINIER, <,%,.cogmmmemNEII FIREMEN RESCUE SIX IN CLEVELAND BLAZE

0 Dwyer Is  Accused Of  Seeing Pair Erickson Faces Contemnt Citation

N.Y. GAMING, POLITICS TIE TOLD PROBERS   Costello, Adonis Parleys Related By Witness

N.Y. Mayor Link fo Gamblers Tole   Costello, Adonis Aid to O’Dwyer Bared

Senatorial Opinion Of MacArthur-Truman Korean War Strategies Divides For Most Part Along Party Lines

Sam Rayburn Fires Broadside At States Righters Who Talk Ot Revolt li HST Is Nominee

SPEAKER RAYBURN CALLS FOR PARTY LOYALTY IN SOUTH   Texan Hits at States’ Right ers Who Are Talking Revolt if Truman Again Heads Ticket.   ADDRESSES MEETING OF DIXIE GOVERNORS   Talmadge Says “Beat Tru. man Campaign” Could Be Quickly Organized but Now » Is Not Time to Do It.   By DON WHITEHEAD.

Remain Lo yal,  Rayburn Asks   Texan Fires Blast At States Righters

{mertcan Ambassador Seeks Release  Investigating Landing, Says Red Official

VALOR AND BAYONET WIN HIS MEDAL   Czech Government Admits U. S. Jets Landed in That Country

Two Jet Fighters Missing From U. §. Zone In Austria Are Down in Czechoslovakia

Bitter Fight Over Jordan's Threne Looms   Two Older Sons of Murdered Abdullah Compete for Right To Take His Crown

Jordan Legion Seizes Scores After Slaying   Suspects Quizzed By Jerusalem Police In Murder Of Monarch

Move To Block New Uprisings  Hunt Oppositionists In Old Jerusalem

Fight Looms  Over Throne  Of Abdullah  Assassination Suspects Held

Army Searches For Assassin  Fight Looms Between Slain Abduliah’s Sons

Police Of Jordan Gathering Up Suspected Rebels, Rival Princes Reported Fighting

Abdulla’s Sons May Battle Over Hashemite Kingdom   Arab Legion Aids Police in Rounding Up Suspects: Crown Prince Reported Returning

Demos to Help Force Tax Bill To Floor Vote   But Warn They Will Vote Against Levy; Issue Comes Today

CET BILL OUT “OF COMMITTE!   Will Oppose’: Measure When Fine Program Comes To Floor ©

DEMS 10 HELP GET BILL QUT OF COMMITTEE   Will Oppose Measure When Fine Program Comes To Floor

big Three Seeks Probe  Into German Freedoms   UN General Assembly Will Get Proposal As Steppingstone to General Vote

Freedom Probe In Germany Is  Uraed By Big 3   Plan Investigation To Determine Chance Of Free Elections

Standard Oil Vessels Both Flaming Masses  Collide in Fog in Gulf of Mexico;  BD eeecsa A @ mes Oi

Oil Tankers Hit In Fog-Bound Gulf of Mexico   Fire Sweeps Esso Greensboro, Suez:  32 Feared Dead

Standard Oil Vessels Both Flaming Masses  Collide in Fog in oute of Mexico;  LOSER RD ARNON, WRN N

32 Feared Dead as Tankers  Collide in Fog; Fire Engults  ‘One Shin: 4 Survivors Found

2 Oil Tankers Crash in Fog; 32 Lives Lost   Roth Ships Enveloped in Flames; 4 Crewmen Taken From Gulf

Two Tankers Collide in Fog   One Ship Burning, Coast Guardsmen Unable to Approach; 4 Survivors Saved

TWO STANDARD OIL TANKERS BURN IN GULF AFTER CRASH   Big Oilers Ram In Fog-Shrouded Waters; Rescue Vessels Pick Up Some ‘Survivors Clinging To Charred Wreckage.

ONE REPORTED ‘SURROUNDED BY FIERCE FIRE  48 Members of  Crew May Be

Mental Hospitals  Jammed in State Children Sleeping  Pr [f° .2. in LI VU/JTT WUD Ft bLi-tle

Seven Wars After First Request, U.S. Still Doesn’t Have Universal Training.

If France Fails, Entire World  In Grave Danger, Auriol Avers   Marshall Shows Washington  Got Defense Brushoff, Too

Convict Remains at Large  Bank Robber Eludes Guard,  Escapes Omaha Court House

Kitts Flees From Custody; Slips Out of Police Trap   Nebraska Convict Eludes Guard In Omaha Courthouse

Bank Burglar Eludes Guard  In Washroom   Eludes Police Trap; Heavily-Armed Officers Spread Dragnet

Brought From Prison as Witness— Kenneth fits Escapes Erom Guard at Omaha

U.S. Planes May Deter. War While  So General Tells  Caweanes: Pe   So General Tells Congress On Europe Troop Jssue

Le May Says Atom-Bombers Are Real Bar To War With Russia; Backs Troop Aid Plan

De Seversky And Le May Disagree On Air Defense   ae: Seeman » er a   Foreign Bases But ‘One-Shot’ Affairs, Asserts Designer

Le May, Seversky Argue Air Power   General, Major Disagree On Defense Tactics

General Says Air Power Cows Soviet  But Bombers Can’t   But Bombers Can’t Defend Europe, Senate Group Told

Gen. LeMay Says Atomic Bombers Real Bar To War  BEL RET REP eMeL RRNA eI TG

Lt. Gen., Le May Tells Congress Long Range Atom Planes Will Probably Hold Russia Off; DeSeversky Opposes 6 US Divisions For Europe

Bomb Threat Deters Soviet,  Coneress Told   Gen. LeMay Says Air Force Can't Defeat as CARTES

LE MAY TELLS CONGRESS  U. S. Atomic Bomber Threat Will Delay Russian Attack

Bomber Threat Deters Russia, Senators Told  General LeMay Says U. S. Atomic Attack idalde BDisecisa a¢ Raw

Atom-Bombers Regarded  as Bar to War   Gen. Le May Thinks Russia Should Be Ringed by Air Bases

(Continued on Page 6) Town Has Second Bread Poisoning  Seige; 20 III

Leaders Put ‘Rush’ Label On Draft Biil   Russell Calls Meeting Of Armed Forces Committee For Tuesday

RIC Inquiry jing From White House   Senator Fulbright Meluctant To Subpena Presidential Aide Donald Dawson, Key Fizure in Probe

RFC Prober Wary Of Seeking Data From HST's Aide  Fulbright Evading 7B woe VSick BD... J. af   Fulbright Evading ‘Row With President’ On Influence Issue

POLIO PASSES PEAK FOR YEAR   Toll Relatively Light In Michigan So Far

Ike. Truman Hold Secret Arms Contab  General Unwilling To Talk Polities. ‘Just Now’ Anyway

President, lke Confer on Arms   Eisenhower Refuses to Talk Politics With Would-Be Backers ‘Just Now’

Ship Converted for Ore Service   Cut in Half, Receives 165 Ft. Mid Section

4 Deaths From 3-State Flood   One Kansas Town Isolated By High Water

Red Propagandists at Last Come up With Explanation of Truman-M’ Arthur Fuss

But Public Service Goes on  Rising Costs Problem Faced by Newspapers

Increasing Cost 'ls Big Problem For Newspapers   Inflation Poses _ Special Problem, ” ‘Savs News Official

‘Making Income Meet Expenses Major ‘Newspaper Problem, Publisher States

Newspaper Publishers Cite Cost Hikes As Principal Problem Facing Industry

Rising Costs a Major Problem for Nation's Papers   Mexico Publisher Presides Over Group at ANPA Circulation Meeiing.

President E. 5. Friendly of ANPA Points Out Rising Costs Maior Problems of Newspaper:

Difficulty Never Greater: Publishers Cite Rising Cost As Newspapers’ Bia Problem

“He Kept Us Out of War’ Seen Truman Slogan in ‘52 Race Against Sen. Taft

Indochina Rebel Offensive Stalls  Ho Orders Reversion To Guerrilla Tactics

Public Hearings Due Soon On Benton Rosalution To Exnell Sen. McCarthy:

McCarthy To Get Public Hearings   Senate Subcommittee To Decide Whether To Ask For Ovster

Set He arings On Attempt To Oust McCarthy   Sen. Benton to Testify; Wisconsin Solon Will Get Chance to Answer

Hearing Slated In Attempt To: Oust M’Carthy   ‘Senate Group. Plans _ Sessions This- Month: ~ On: Benton’s Charges

Ridgway Backed Mac Plan To Use Chiang Forces Probers Disclose That  General Supported Proposal Last December

Invasion Plan Had Support Of Ridgway   Gen. Barr Disagrees With Attack Proposal Against Red Mainland

Says Ridgway Backed Attack On Mainland   Gen. Barr Counters Secret Message Sent to Collins

Murray Vefoes 0. (. Levy On income Slaps Down {ncome Occupation Tax Bill, Soys faunatiesd Tavae Kav

Murray Vetoes 0.(. Levy On Income Slaps. Down Income Cceupation Tox Bill, Says Bessa tic, .

State Watches Influenza Wave  College At Ypsilant Hit Rv Enidemic

Boyle Also Got a Free Camera   Witness Has To Be Ex. cused: “Sick”

Truman Backs Rayburn Word 3rd War Nears   GOP Charges Administration Is Launching “Scare Campaign” To Secure Passage Of UMT As Controversial Bill Nears Vote

Non-Chinese Troop Rumor ls Supported   Royburn Claim Gets Cautious Truman Backine

U.S. Asked to Probe ‘Samish Fund’   WASHINGTON, May 1—(UP). The Senate Crime Investigating Committee said today there was   Other Details on Page 11

Kansas City Starts Cleanup, Fire Ils Danger   Surviving Fills And Levees Topped Alona Missouri

Big Muddy Batters Central Missouri River Towns Today   Crest at Boonville Just Below 1844 Record: Start Gigantic Clean-up Task.

Soviel Paper Criticizes Stevenson Suggestion of Using Convicts in Army

Ask Arbitration in Oil Dispute   British Company Asks International Court te Settle Problem

World Court Asked To Weigh Oil Dispute «   Suggested Attack O Manchurian Bases Reviewed Twice By Pentaaon, Testifies

Arbitration Of Oil Dispute In Iran Is Sought   British Firm Calls on World Court to Intervene in Crisis

Smal! South Korean Force Seize Another Island In Wonsan Port Area; US Navy Protected Raiders

U.). oops Cut Vital Road Link   Patrol Enters Seoul As South Koreans Take Wonsan Island

Track Supervisor Says Inspection Made After Two Trains  Passed Over

One Of 18 New Bills New Proposal Would Increase  Tar Heel Teachers Pay Seale

Bill Offered In Assembly .  Boost In Teachers’ ~ Salaries Proposed

Prices Ease Off On Carolina Bel   Quality Remains Unchanged Monday

Border Belt Sees Gain; East Drops   Little Change In Quality Reported From Any Markets

Commencement Day Set For May 23 At Western   Sixty-three Seniors In This Year's Graduating Class

CLUBS ORERED TO STOP GAMING, SUNDAY SALES   ‘Sherift Taylor Pays Visit Yes. terday to 8 Mt. Y. Clubs.

T0 re GAMING, SUNDAY SALES   Sheriff Taylor Pays Visit Yes. terday to 8 Mt. V. Clubs.

Red Cross To Continue Own Drives   Annual Convention Passes Resolution Reaffirming Policy

British Patrol Escapes Ambush In Port Said   Egyptian Official Deported From Sudan After lanoring Ban

More Shootings In Suez Region  Britain Rushes New Reinforcements, Including Anti-Aircraft Unite

Two More Shootings Stir Tense Egypt   West Diplomats Do Not Believe War Near; 4,000 Troops Alerted

Shots Shatter Calm In Suez   British Rush New Troops To Ward Off Bombing Raids

Tiny Shoc tings Break Un Calm In Egypt           : British Track “Patri Fired Upon, Driver. Of ’ Canteen Vehicle Shot.

Shootings Shatter Uneasy Canal Air   British Rushing Reinforcements To Protect Suez

Suez s Alerted. By Bomb Threat   New ‘British. Troops Are Rushed to Canal

TWO SHOOTINGS OCCUR AT SUEZ   BRITISH FORCES PREPARE TO WARD OFF ANY SURPRISE BOMBING RAIDS.

British Rush More Forces  To Suez Area   More Bloodshed " Follows Rioting By Egyptian Mobs

Guns Shatter Canal ‘Calm   Two More Shootings Rock Suez Garrisan Ares

More Shooting Shatters Calm Of Suez Canal Area   Egyptian Education Official Ejected From Sudan By Police Force: British Cautious

Anti-Aircraft Units Sent To Area to Ward Off Bomb Raids on British Lifeline

Snow, Cold Hif Eastern States   Snow Storm Sweeps Parts of Utah, Idaho, Slowing Transportation

Ask Higher  Corn Output   Up to 20% Increase Called: for in State Aereave Cnuide Renoart

Corn Is Most Needed In Defense Program   Acreage Guides for  Kansas Farmers Have Pon Mand Acseethetel.

GOODS CURTAILMENT COMING Wage Control Not Seen Ahead Of Price Freeze

Wait Decision  On Wage Rule   Administration Stand Delays Stabilizers

Stricter Food Curbs Hinted   Fresh Fruit, Vegetables Mav Can Tinder Lids

Douglas Obtains Headway In ight Against Nominees   Committee Proceeds As Usual In Spite Of Poll On Judges

Douglas Gains In Fight Over Judge Naming   Senate Group Seen Ignoring Opposition To Truman Choices

Douglas In Fight Against Federal Judge Nominees   Illinois Solon Opposes Truman Nominations ; State Bar Backs Douglas’ Own Candidates

GAIN HEADWAY IN BATTLE ON 2 JUDGESHIPS   Nominations Made by President Truman Are Fought © by Sen. Douglas.

Douglas Gains in Fight Against 2 Nominations for Federal Judgeships

ALLIED ARMIES TO SHOOT ONLY IN RETALIATION   Indications Are That Chinese Have Re. ceived Similar Instructions.

Dispatches Indicate Same Order Given Chinese; UN Troops Re. ceived Their Orders Yesterday   ORDER HOLDS GOOD DURING TRUCE TALKS

UN Troops Told Not to Shoot Unless Fired On   Dispatches Indicate Communist Forces Receive Same Order

Allies to Fight Only If Fired Upon by Reds   Instructions to Hold - Good: During Truce  5 a ang cc

MYSTERY VEILS ORDER GIVEN MEN IN FRONT LINES   Three Red MIG's Shot Down In Aerial War

United Nations Troops Receive Ceasefire Orde   Command to Hold Good Until Leaders  Reach Decision

Informal Order Given Troops  On Both Sides   No Tidication If Aevial And Naval “ighting Will Cease

Farmer Tells Of ‘Thump’  Near Denver   Big Plane Vanishes During Flight From Frisco To Chicavo

Farmer Says He Heard Loud Thump, Search on in Foothills of Rockies

Farmer Says He Heard Loud Thump   United Air Lines Craft Bound From San Francisco To Chicavo Missing

Missing Plane Feared! Lost; 49 Are Aboard  Colorado Farmer Reports Hearing Loud "Thump." Overdue at Denver.

Fear Frisco-foChicago Plane With 49 Aboard Is Down   Farmer's Report Of Loud ‘Thump’ Instiqates Search

Search On For Airliner With 49 Passengers  Plane Overdue In:   Plane Overdue In: Colorado; Farmer Reports Loud Thumr

l'armer Hears Long Overdue Plane Go Down   United Air Lines  Stull Hangs to Hope DC-6 Made Successful Emergency Landing

Missing Plane Has 49 Aboard   Farmer Reports Hearing “Thump” Early Today.

VERY FRIGHTENED  Actor Gestured--Audience Tittered--Thuas Sauirmed

Jenser Drama Was Back Stage  Convicts Detained _ With Property Pistol

Arabs Mourn At King s Funeral  Slain Abdullah Is Entombed tn State

Russia Observes Stalin’s Birthday  With Prizes For Peace Efforts

Little Fuss. Greets Stalin On Birthday   Soviet Premier 72; Prizes Awarded Six For “Peace”? Work

Hl ILE rr INF ARE : iT ri 4 Stalin Prizes Given Today  As He Celebrates Birthday

Soviet Observes Stalin Birthday   Prime Minister Of Russia Reaches His Seventy-Second Year

Joseph Stalin 72 Years Old  ‘Award Of Stalin’ Prize Winners Namec

STALIN AWARDS PEACE PRIZES ON 72ND BIRTHDAY   Dictator Said to Be in Good Health; No Recent  Pictures. 

Stalin Becomes 12 Years Old   Moscow Observes By Citing Peace Prizes

Reds Celebrate Joe Stalin’s 72nd — Birthday With Usual ‘Peace Awards’

American Share Of UN's Army Limited to Kore   No Units Earmarked U. S. Delegate Tells Secretary Lie

U.S. Puts Limit On UN Troops   Forces in Korea To Be Contribution

EISENHOWER LEAVES TODAY FOR EUROPE   Will Tour Allied Capitals for 3 Information on Defense Plans.

Eisenhower Bans ‘Hero Welcome’  Me Laie!  Paris Plans For Celebration Ruled Out By Allied Leader

Serious Business For Ike In Paris   French Call Off Hero’s Welcome

Paris Prepares Hero's Welcome   Calls It Off When Eisenhower Says He Comes On Business

Reds Move Troops To India   New Communist Treaty With Tibet Announced By Peiping Radio

Red China Moving Troops Next Door To India Under Tre: ity With Tibet

Tibet Agrees to Garrison Chinese Communist Troops In Treaty with Red China

Red Chinese Move Army Into Tibet   Communists Sign Treaty With Tibet For Right Te Garrison Country Next Door To India

Red China Takes. Over In Tibet   Enemy Has Lost All- Will to’ Fight: Advancing Army

Chinese Reds Complete Bloodless Conauest of Tibet With New Treaty

SENATOR'S WIDOW DIES   Parents Hold Reunion with Blind Triplet Sons

itate Taxpayers Face Boost Mf $143,000,000 in Levies to Meet Record-Breaking Budget

Record-Breaking Budget Proposed   State Taxpayers Fi ‘ace Prospect of $163,487,000 Tax Boost on Basis of $1,220,150,502 Budget

State Taxpayers  Are Faced With Record Budget   Governor Fine Proposes Two-Year Program Calls For Expenditures of $1,220,150,502;  Tax Recommendations Omitted in Message

County Acts on Infirmary Plan  Board Authorizes $50,000 Repair Job

Sawyer Cited For Contempt By Judae   Secretary Facing Federal Charge Over Ship Deal

Secretary of Commerce Is Giver Contempt Citation for Fight Over Control of Steamship Line

Contempt Count Is Filed Against Cabinet Member  Sawyer Accused in Steamship Line Case

Sawyer Is Handed Contempt Charge In Dollar Case   Citation Says He Has Failed To Return Ship Line To Owners

A Cabinet Member Is Gited   Commeree Secretary SawyeriHeld in Contempt for Part  Ship Line Li Hea

Sawyer Is Cited For Contempt ir Ship Line Case   Commerce Secretary Accused of Failure To Obey Gourt Order

Sec. Sawyer-Of Commerce Dept.  Ownership OF Big Steamship Line Is _tssue_In Litigation”...

CITE SAWYER FOR CONTEMPT   Secretary Of Commerce  Fails To Carry Out   U. S. Court Order

Secretary Of Commerce Is Cited For Contempt   Action Is Brought For Part Played In Long Govt. Fight For Control Of Steamship Line

Failed To Carry Out U.S. Court Order, Ruling  Court Of Appeals   Court Of Appeals Says Cabinet Membe: Didn’t Return Ship Line To Owners

Sawyer Cited in Contempt Action   Commerce Secretary Draws Citation for Part in t Long Fight Over Old Dollar Steamship Empire

Secretary Sawyer Cited for Contemp! By Appeals Court   Cited for Part in Bitter Fight Over Steamship Line

Sawyer Cited For Contempt In Ship Disput  Charged In Failure To Return Line As

Sawyer Is Given Citation   Commerce Secretary First Cabinet. Member  Ever To Be Charged Wilh Cantannd

Cabinet Member Draws Contempt Of Court Citation   Secretary Sawyer  Has Failed to Act.. In Steamship Case, Uo S faeure Halde *

Battle Waged For Control Of Steamship Line  ~ Dollars Put Cabinet Officer On Spot

Commerce Chief Sawyer Cited  Aline O%sekharce Mit   Nine Others Hit In Shipping Fight

Sec. Sawyer, 9 Others Face Court Action   Bitter Fight Over Steamship Firm’s Control is Cause  Of Citation Order

Court Cites Secy. Sawyer  Contempt Charged A Wye Ps Pe   Contempt Charged As U.S. Clings to Dollars’ Ship Line

Sawyer Cited For Contempt In Steamship Case   Failed To Carry Out Court's Order To Return Shipping Line To Ownerc

Drawn Into Ship Wrangle  Secretary Failed to  Obey Order, Is Clain

Sawyer Cited For Contempt Of U. S. Court   Commerce Secretary In Fight To Control Huge Steamship Line

Supreme Court Puts Curb on U.S. Bureaus   Almost Unnoticed Decision Says Courts Review All Evidence

Crow Agency Expects About 25,000 Persons This Weekend to Mark 75th Anniversary of Custer Battle

Molasses Firm Shipment Seized   Announce Company Violating Food Law

Senator Cain Seeks Bi-Partisan Help For Report Firing © Was Not Justified _

Rubber Plant Lays Off 1,500   Industry to Feel Effect of Shortaces

s American Soldier Agree To Cease-Fire?  » Boyle Thinks Most Will Agree to Fair, Firm Peace Treaty

COMMON MAN’S WAR  ‘Fiehtine GI Figures Fair ‘Cease-Fire’ Is Victory  eo eee ee ee

Believes Everyone Will Take a Cease-Fire as a Victory, Regret Loss of Many Friends

Ferguson Calls Tait’s Charge Deliberate Lie   Senator’s Defeated Riva! Blasts Story Campaign Atded hye Commitust

Capehart Seeks Probe of Boyle   Wants to Air Link in RFC Loan Case

Doyle Probe By Senate Unit Asked   Capehart Wants Group To Inquire into RFC Loan to Lithofold.

President Of France Arrives For U.S. Visit   Notable Reception Planned Today In Nation's Capital

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   President of France Warmly Greeted in New York

f Dos t Blame Me,” Postmaster Says, “If You Leave Postal Rates Low”

Railroad Walkout Slowly Paralyzing U.S. War Effort   Trainmen Extend the Strike Despite Court Contempt Proceedings

WALKOUT IS EXTENDED BY UNION GROUP   Action Spreads to 47 Roads and 50 Cities as Industries Close Down,

Post Office Department Places Limited Embargo On Mails; Operating Rail Unions Are Joining Strike   EXPHST 200,000 ourT ON STRIKE BY NIGHT

War Production Setiousiy bn. peded‘as Switchinen Refuse to Return ‘te: Jobs.

Walkout Spreads To 47 Railroads In Fifty  Cites; Freight, Passsen gers, Mail Jammed Up.

‘Sickness’ Alibi Spreads in Spite Of Court Action   Production of Trucks, Rations For Army Hit

Senator Calls for Extension   Ship Deal Probe Starts; Near Vote on Troops’ Issue

Senate Crime Group Prepares Official Report   Vote Draws Near On Europe Troop Resolutions

Animal Doomed To Execution After Fatal Attack  Child Chewed To Death By Bulldog

Fail in Move To Free Two left Wingers   Author Dashiell] Hammett and Dr. W. Althaeas Hunton, Bail Trustees for Communists. Remain in Jail. -

Taft Asks All-Out GOP Drive To Wir ‘Crucial’ Election   Senator May Toss Hat In Ring Today

Next Election To Be Crucial, Taft Declares  Urges Election - Of Republican   Administration

Taft Says Only GOP Can Offer Hope for Future   Truman Is Accused Of Too Many Shifts In Foreian Policy

Taft Declares 1952 Vote Will Be Crucial  Fate Pram Dit.gan' Adtae-lL fy), T rprimaAn   Looses Blistering Attack On Truman Administration At Michigan Dinner

TAFT ATTACKS TRUMAN POLICY   Senator Says 1952 Election Most Crucial In  “Our Times”

Tells Congress Joint Chiefs Back His Policy   Pacific Hero Pleads For Firm Military  Stand Against Communists In Asia

MacArthur Restates Policy for Orient   Says His View Shared By U. S. Joint Chiefs of Steff, As He Calls for Emphasis on Far East in Global Stratecy

Fear Toll in Montreal Blaze May Reach Forty   Thirty-Two:Aged Inmates, Orphans and Nuns Fer ch ac-Flames Devour Catholic Home

May Uncover More Bodies, Coroner Says   Home For Aged, Orphans Gutted By Blaze Friday

Known Death Toll in Montreal Fire Set at 32  Firemen Continue To Hunt for More

Epel Soviet from U.N., He Urges: Complete Break With Russia Demanded By Sen. McCarran

M’CARRAN URGES REDS’ EXPULSION   Appeals for Diplomatic And Commercial Break

WOULD INSPIRE RED REVOLT MeCarran Seeks Break Off Of Relations With Russia

MeCarren Asks Break With Reds   Recommends Russia And Her Allies Be Expelled From United Nations.

Break Loose Red Contacts Solon Urges   McCarran Suggests U. S. Sever Relations With All Communist Nations Completely

Break ‘Ties Ww ith Russia, SenatorSays     McCarran Wants US To Cease Diplomatic and Commercial Relations   DEMANDS UN OUSTER   Senate Group Questions Two Professors About Communists in Asia

McCARRAN ASKS NATION TO SHUT DOOR ON RUSSIA   Wants To Stop Diplomatic, Commercial Relations — Other Communist Nations  Included.

McCarran Urges Complete Break With Russia   Declares Reds Expulsion From U.N. Necessary

Recommends Breaking-Off Red Relation:   Nevada Senator. Urges Diplomatic, Commercial Break  With Red Nations

McCarran Suggests U.S. Break Its Ties With Red Nations   Senator Also Would Expel Russia, Satellites From UN, Back Their Foes

Solon Would Break Off Relations With Russia   McCarran Also Urges UN To Kick Out Russia And Satellites And Aid Anti-Red Underground

® Election Tomorrow ® Voters Indifferent ® Gamblers on Spot ® Need No Warrant

DOCTOR DOUBTS GIRE CONSCIOUS   Saw Martha Lyman Several Times in Days Before Death

Biloxi, Miss.,Gambling Dens Causea ‘Death, Larceny, Investigators Told

Pittsburgh Aree  Bank Presiden’  Admits Theft: Sresan $200,000,  BAsLac Kalea Pntry

New Law Bans Walkouts By Public Employes   Automatic Loss Of Jobs, Other: Penalties Provided

Local Temperature   Urged To Educate Negroes ....  Baptists Are Told  To Train Ministers

Administration Officials Look For Change In Policy Which May Let  Nationalists Fight Chinese Reds

Nationalists May Get Shot At UN Enemy   U:S.: Policy. Revision May Give Guerrillas Action Thev- Seek

Federal Men Paid by Lithofold   Were Still on Govern men Payrolls, Senate Group Is Told.

Probers Told St. Louis Firm Paid $65,878 to Four Federal Employes

Four Federal Employes Paid By Lithofold, Probers ‘Told   Witnesses Say Internal Revenue Collector Finnegan Got $45,000 as ‘Commissions’

Senators Told Lithofold Paid U. 5. Employes  Four Reported Given $65,878  By Printing Fiem

U.S. Employes Paid by Firm   RFC Probers Told $65,878 Given Federal Workers

Solons Told Firm Paid Federal Workers Big Sur   Largest Amount Said To Have Been Given To Ousted Official

thofold Comptroller Testi- fies Money Was Given While They Were on Federal: Pay Roll.   FINNEGAN IS NAMED AS ONE OF QUARTET   Witness Says Company EmPloyed Boyle and Latter's Ex-Partner While Negotiating RFC Loan.

Printing Firm Paid-off Pair, Probers Told   Witness Reports $65,878 Were Given Jo 4 Federal Workers

FOUR FEDERAL EMPLOYES WERE PAID BY FIRM      Lithofeld Corporation Expended $65,878, Senate Committee Told   BOYLE’S ACTIVITIES BEING INVESTIGATED

Two Testify Lithofold — Paid 4 U. S. Employes  Witnesses Tell Probers Amount Totaled $65,878; Finnegan Allegedly Got $45,085

Printing g Firm Paid Employes  0 Government   Four Federal Officials On Private Rolls’

Senate Inquiry Hears   Firm With U. S. Contracts Paid Federal Men

State Beer Board Hints Crackdown   Plans More Aggressive Policy on Issuance Of Permits.

An Aggressive Policy Adopted By Beer Board   Seldom Invoked 1934 Law May Be Used More Actively

State Adopts Tougher Beer Permit Policies   Board To Act Under Seldom Invoked Law Passed In 1934

President Kills Memo Of OPS To Curb News   Storm Of Protest In Senate Over Clampdown By OPS

OPS GAG ORDER - COUNTERMANDED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Kills Directive te Withhold Information Embarrassing to Price Office.

KILLED BY TRUMAN   President Acts Against OPS Memo to Withhold In formation

Truman Kills OPS Staff Memo To  Withhold Embarrassing Information

Chief Executive Directs the 0. P. S. To Withdraw Ban on “Embarrassing” News

Price Curbs ‘Gag’ Order Is Reversed   Information Bon Promptly Killed By President

OPS News Censorship Killed By President  Memo Had Ordered Withholding  Any “Embarassing” Information

Orders Unit To Withdray Staff Memo   Directive Was To Keep Public  From Files

Truman Kills Price -- Office Ban On News   Acts Two Hours After OPS Prohibits Use Of Files

 otirs Tempest in Senate: ‘Truman Kills OPS Restrictions (On News Derogatory to Itself

OPS Memo Killed By President   Truman Acts After Senate Blasts Order To Curb Information

OPS Backs Up OnMemoto Hold Up News   Truman Orders Notice to Staff Withdrawn; Storm , Of Protest Riscs

Several Local 4-Hers Win State Fair Ribbons In Stiff Competition

L&E ALDBMDBMALABDRNRBARBLB BOLL  County 4-H Girls Score At State Fair

‘Some Progress’ Is Reported; Some Observers See Talks Stull At Delicate Stave

Parties Near Agreement On Agenda   Allied Convoy Leave: To Continue Parley

Allies, Enemy . Show Signs — Of Compromise   U.N. Authorities Attending Conference Express Optimism

Allied Officers Display Cautious Optimism Over Chances For Agreement   Talkeg Taking Smoother Course, But Spokesman Warns Parley In Delicate Stave And Could Easily Be Upset

56 WEEKS-OLD WAR DECISION IS SEEN SOON   UN, Communists Meet Amicable Basis In  Cease-Fire Talks

Officials Hint Progress Made on Kaesong Agenda   Atmosphere Described as More Relaxed; Members of Red Delegation Pose Willingly for Allied Photographers.

Colleges Unite in F und-Raising Effort; Will Meet Today to Work Out Details

Members Differ On Wage Ceiling   Labor Men Disagree On Lifting Of Bans  On Wage Increases

Johnston Agrees fo 2 per cent Rise   Would Accommodate Cost of Living Hike

Labor Differs With Johnston On Wage Ceiling   Members Confident 18-Man Board Will Continue As Unit

WAGE BOARD SPLIT ON CEILING RAISE   Labor Members Confident Panel Will Not Fold Up

Wage Board Differs On Nev Pay Ceiling   4  qs VY NAV ESE o aw, Eric Johnston  Suggests 21/2 Pet. Ower 10 Pet Tan

Board Is Split On Lifting Of Wage Ceiling   Labor Members Differ With Johnston; New Steel Cuts.

‘Labor Differs With Johnston  Wage Board Is Split On Ceiling Increases

Johnston and Labor Differ Over Ceiling   Workers Expressed Hope Break Would Not Split Up Panel; Top Wages Discussion Subject

Labor Opposes Economy Head On Pay Ceiling   Jobnaton Favors Wage — Raises To Be Limited  To 124% Per Cent Total

A Flash Flood Hits Mapleton; Roads Blocked   Rains of More Thar 3 In. Deluge State; Rails Washed Out

RAIN HEAVY IN MUCH OF IOWA   High Water Cuts Off Highways in Northwest Area

Draft Youths Or FathersGo, Coneress Told   Defense Chief Urges UMT Program Be Enacted Without Delav

REDS HURLED BACK IN CENTRAL KOREA   CHINESE BATTALION AT.    TACKS AFTER LAYING  DOWN BARRAGE,

REDS HURLED BACK IN KUMHWA ATTACK      1,060 Chinese Repulsed by Thunderous Artillery Barrage

1,000 Chinese Rip Into Lines  Artillery Barrage FF. we. ..”}fp ae.

Byrd Says U. S. Near Botfom Ot Tax Barrel   Virginia Senator Forecasts New Revenue Methods

Nation Scrapes Botfom of Tax Barrel-Byrd   ‘If Pending Bill Passes, It May Be Last Orthodox’

SENAT ATTACKS PLAN FOR TAXATION   Bottom Of Barrel Being Scraped In Levies, Solon Says

TAX LIMIT IS SEEN BY BYRD   ASays Pen ding Revenue  Measure Will ‘Scrape Bottom Of Barrel’

Tench Old Sore Spot Russians Inject ‘l'rieste Question in Meeting

Gromyko Seeks New Discussion 0! Trieste Situation   U. S., English “Delegates Contend Treaty With Austria Is First.

Russ Raise Trieste Issue in Conference  ‘Make: Disciussion Price “Of Austria Pact Talks

RUSSIANS DEMAND TALKS ON TRIESTE   BIG FOUR DEPUTIES WRANGLE OVER PROPOSAL AT PARLEY IN PARIS.

Russia Demands Trieste Situation Be Considered  Charges Territory U. S.-British Base

Anaiyst Savs Wake Island Report Casts  Doubt on M Arthur as Milttury Witness

POLITICS LOOKS MORE IMPORTANT Than War in Korea and Threat of Another

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Weather Bureau May Close Here If Congress Cuts Payroll Funds

U.S. To Hike Military  Aid to Tito   Advisory Mission In Belgrade To Check on Use

AMERICA TO SEND LARGER WEAPONS TO YUGOSLAVIA   Military Aid Will Be Stepped Up Under Agreement Signed by Tito and Ambassador Alien.   COUNTRY HELD VITAL TO ATLANTIC DEFENSE   Marshal's Army of About 3¢ __ Divisions Is Rated as _ Among the ‘Toughe st in Europe.

Belgrade Asks Heavier Arms,  Tanks, Plane:   American Envoy Puts Name _On Pact With Yugoslavs For SpeedUp Prosram

Tito To Get More Weapons From U.S. A.  Yugoslay Army Is Europe’s Toughest,

Air Force Doctors Discover Serum  To End Mothers’ Morning Sickness

Grand Jury Indicts Cohen in Contempt   TIRED OF WILD LIFE Mickey Promises Tucson Residents He'll Be Good

Arrest Order Being Readiec For Gambler   Crime Panel Hears Noble Testimony On Svndieates

Truman Praises Resolution On European Troop:   Will Collaborate With Legislature In Defense Matters

President Side-Steps  Argument   Praises Senate Resolution On Aid For Furone

, President Gratetul raman Hails Senate Vote ‘On Troops-to-Europe Move

Labor Returns To Mobilization Fold   President Truman Hails Senate Action On Troops To Europe At News Session

TRUMAN DUCKS SENATE FIGHT QVER POWERS   President Lauds Vote To Send Troops To Europe

Chicago Man Is Slain While Sitting In Car   Furrier Fatally Shot As He Stops His Car For Traffic Signal Near Garfield Park Today

Chicago Furrier Is Slain by Gunmen on West Side Street   Police Can't Find Motive or Clues

Assembly Votes Boost for 14,000 State Employes   Bill Sent to Senate in Hopes of Quick Action by May 1

Assembly Okays Pay  Increases   Pay Raises For 14,000 State Employes To Cost $6,000,000 Are Approved

Assembly Okays  Salary Increases  14,000 in State Covered by Bill

36 HOURS IN BLIZZARD Weasel Crews Rescue Seven From Snowbound Motorear

12 Players Named In Basketball Fix   Thirteen Indictments Are Returned; Sollazzo  Is Included

13 INDICTED ON BRIBERY COUNTS   12 College Cage Players Are Accused In Jury Bills

NEW CURBS ON MEAT PRICES . ARE PLANNED   Di8alle Declares He Will Not End Control Of Beef

Writer Tells How Wife's Courage iDissuaded Him From Mercy Killing

2 WOMEN SLAIN IN PROVIDENCE   Police Say Vet Admits Strangling 2 Kin

Veteran Is Held In Two Slayings   Mother, Grandma Stranoled In Red

Killed Mother, Grandmother, Veteran Say:   R. 1. Man Attributes Act To Fear Of Returning To Mental Institution

Shades Drawn In Vandenberg Home: Senator Reported ‘’Getting Worse”’

Democrats Prepared To. Fight State Income Tax   Substantial GOP Opposition Tn Pine Proposal Also Grorcing- AsLegistature Meets Agati. *

Any European Reds Showing Up In Korean Battle Line Will Be ‘Marked Men’, Allies Say

New Version Is Offered Of Wake Island Meeting!   New York. Story Says MacArthur Offered Troons‘Ror Europe. Apolovized To Truman

Newpaper Says Records Back Up Truman on Issue   Red China Won't Enter War, Chief ‘Told’ President

FACTS ABOUT PACIFIC MEET ARE REVEALED   Documents Indicate Far East Chief Was Sure of Early End af Karean War.

Documents Show MacArthur Wrong In Gauging Chinese Interference   New York Times Reveals He Apologized To Truman For Embarrassing Him On Formosa Tesuie.

Confident of Victorv—  Report Mac Offered Best Treens 7 lon rope

MacArthur So Confident Of Victory In Korea. He Offered Eurone Troops

MacArthur So Sure of Victory Last Fall He Offered Troops for Europe   New York Times Gives ‘Documented’ Report On Conference With Truman at Wake Island; Genera} ‘Certain’. Ching Would. Not Intervene

Told Truman of Quick Victory; Predicted Red Chinese Wouldn’t Fight   F ormosa-Apology Given to Truman   Newspaper Declares  Documents Show Offer of Troops for Europe

SAY MACARTHUR THOUGHT HE HAD — WON IN KOREA   ‘Report He ‘Offered’ Troops te Europe, Apologized on ‘Formosa.

Report MacArthur At Wake Offered Troops For Europe; General Rests After Ovation

Contend Records Show MacArthur Offered Troops   Say General Gave Truman an Apoloay

Report MacArthur Had Apologized For Embarrassing HST On Formosa Issue:

Wake Island Meet— Report MacArthur Offered Troops For  Europe To Truman

Times Reports Gen. MacArthur Made Apology   Says He Expressed Regret to Truman at  Wake Island Parley

General Sure of Victory in Korea, Times Reveals   Apologized to Truman for Embarrassing Him on the Formosa Issue

JOVIAL MOOD DISPLAYED BY NEGOTIATORS   U.N. and Communist Sub - committee, However, Refuses Anv Statement.

Reds Are Willing To Make Adjustments In Buffer Zone Demands   Both Sides Believed To Be “In Mood To Compromise” ThreeWeek Stall Over Truce Line.

Negotiators in Jovial Mood as Meefing Closes   Reds Announce They Will Agree To ‘Adjustments’

Progress Made By Armistice  Subcommittee   No Conment Gn The Conference, But Delegates Ave Joyial

Make Some — Progress on Armistice Line   Truce Details Not Revealed

Crime Probers Find Luciano .. Link in Drug Traffic  ure ogt lS   New Witnesses on TV Today—Victims Fear Poisoned Narcotics lf They Name Peddlers

PROBE REVEALS CHILDREN BEING RUINED BY DOPE   Corner Peddlers Of Narcotics Reported Enslaving Teen: Agers, Driving Them To Crime.

Sordid Narcotics Inquiry Resumed By Senate Group   Street Corner Dope Peddlers Enslave Children To Habit

Grand Jury Probe Of Taxes Delayed   President Maintains  Secrecy on Details Of ‘Drastic Action’

Delay Grand Jury Check of ‘Shakedown’  No Details Yet an   No Details Yet on Drastie Action to Clean Out Capitol

Grand Jury Probe Into Shakedown Appears Delayed   White House Keeps Quiet On Details Of “Drastic Action”

ACTION ONTAX SHAKEDOWN TRY MAY BE SLOWED   Grand Jury Investiga: tion Into Alleged Fraud May Be Postponed Until Next  anuary.

Jury Delayed in Tax Probe   White House Silent on Drastic Actions Planned by Truman

Grand Jury Probe May Be Delayed  To January   Committee Wants To Hear Grunewald

Shakedown Case Inquiry Delayed  Jurors May Star’ Study in January

Delay Seen In Probing Tax  “Shakedown”  Grand Jury May Not Hear Teitelbaum

Tax Shakedown Probe by Jury To Be Delayed   Secrecy Curtains Drastic Action Moves by Truman

Grunewald Set For Questioning In Tax Scandals   Grand Jury Probe In Shakedown Try May Be Delayed

Delay Seen For Probe of ‘Shakedown’   Grand Jury May Not Ge To Teitelbaum Until January

Teitelbaum’s Shakedown Probe Starts   Government Is Silent on Plan To Purge Fixers

Teitelbaum Probe Appears  Dela ved Month   White House Still Secret Over Details Of ‘Drastic Action’

DELAY PROBE ‘OF SHAKEDOWN   Grand Jury Inquiry Int Teitelbaum’s Story Put Off

Inquiry In. ‘Shakedown’ Is Delayed g   White House Keeps Silence On ‘Drastic’ Action Promised

Grand Jury Probe Might Be Delayed  White House Is Vim   White House Is Vaum On “Drastic Action Promised by Trumaets

Wodding Saiurday   Delay Is Seen In Jury Probe of ‘Shakedown’   Grunewald Faces Solons Thursday; White House Is Silent on Cleanup

12-inch Snowfall Buries St. Louis  Metropolitan Area Paralyzed by Storm

Allied Forces Hit Stiff Resistance In Central Korea   Patrols Probe North of Seoul Seeking Reds Retreating Toward Parallel; Chinese 3rd Field Army Appears To Screen Withdrawal

Baillie Believes Russia May Start Another Korea Inside Germany With Fast Zone Army   Draws Outline of How ‘Civil’ War in Europe Would Work

Thirteen Die in Tragedies Over Weekend   Automobile Crashes and Drawnings Account for Most of the Fatalities.

OPS Has No Plans For Meat Rationing   Disalle Stands Firm On Recent Order Rolling Back Beef Prices

Rationing Ot Meat Not In Prospect   DiSalle Asks Fair Trial Be Accorded New Pricing Order

Sen. Kefauver Terms Story ‘Fantastic’   Liquor Lobbyist _Says He ‘Threw Away All Canceled Checks

Threw Away All Checks, Says Samish   .Kefauver Committee Fails to Find Where $1 Million Fund Goes

Samish ‘Threw Away’ Stubs, Cancelled Checks from His Legislative Lobbying Fund

Where To Find. It   Santa's Off! Has 'Go Ahead’ On All Air Lanes From North Pole

Santa Claus Nearing Border of US. With A. Full. Packs-Air Lanes Cleared

Political Parties In U.S. Often ‘Appear To Lack Moral Leadership

REDS ACCEPT TENTATIVELY UN PROPOSAL   Communists Will Reply Tonight to New Armistice Plan From Washington.

New UN Offer of Armistice  May Succeed   Designed to Bring End of Korean War by Christmas

Reds Must Agree To Exchange   Of War Prisoners And Other Details For Formal Armistice Within Thirty Days   COMPROMISE PROPOSAL FRAMED IN WASHINGTON

Allies Propose Dramatic New (Peace Plan   Accept Red Demand On Buffer; 30-Day -.: Limit on Other Details

Will Accept Present Battle Line If Reds  Exchange Prisoners   Demand Agreement Within 30 Days With Fighting To Continue Until Final Settlement

Plan Accepted Tentatively By Enemy Leaders   UN Agrees To Buffer Zone Along Present Battfleline, But Wants War Prisoner Exchange In 30 Davs

UN Proposal Calls For An Armistice Before Christmas   Communists Tentatively Accept Dramatic New Allied Truce Plan; UN Would Take Red Buffer Zone Demand, If Communists ‘Agree To War Prisoner Exchange

Reds Agree Tentatively To UN Plan   Present Battleline To Be Buffer Zone if. Armistice is Signed

Reds Hint Acceptance of  Truce Plan   Reply Due Tonight on Cease-Fire; Ailies Launch Big Attack

Reds Tentatively Agree fo Allies Latest Proposal   Truce Agreement May Be Reached Before Christmas

UN Offers New Armistice. Plan in Korea, Reds Indicate They Will Accent

Tentative Okay Given By Enemy   Seek Conclusion Ta Korean War Before Christmas

Enemy Appears Ready to Accep! Armistice Plan   UN Compromise Proposal Gets ‘Tentative Okay

New Offer Submitted by Allies   Proposal Hinges on Settling All Issues in 30 Days

Colored Dentists Open Convention Here Tonight; Walton Will Speak

Colored Dentists Will Gather Here   Annual Convention Opens In Wilson Tomorrow Night

Colored Dentists Will Meet Here   Convention Set For June 19, 20 At Baptist Church

NEW LICENSE PLATES —  County treasurer, Henry  ae ee Bes AmnAMnMnfrna és ll exces

Action Taken Over Battle For Tax Plan   Pennsylvania Expenditures Held Up Until Uproar Settled

Appropriations Held Up Until Tax Agreement   Governor to Insist On Income Tax, Urge Action on FEPC Bill

Committee Clamps Down On  All Proposed Expenditures ‘Until Tax Dispute Is Settled

Tried Hoodlum Shakedown  Chicago Policemen Nabbed By FBI in Extortion Attempt

Chicago Officers In Exforiion Plot  FBI Arrests Police At ‘Payoff Point’ Of $5,000 Scheme

FBI Nabs Chicago Cops in Pay-Off   Extortion Scheme Involving $5,000 Nipped

Fight Way Into Town  ()f Uijongbu   Ground Fighting Light For Fifth Straight Day

UN Troops in. Thrusts North ofSeoul   Infantry and Tanks Go I! Miles North of City

UNITED NATIONS FORCES PROBE RED STRENGTH  Tanks and Infantry Fight Their Way to  i ate. arene  : ie Hees. a oe eee

ALLIES DRIVE TOKEY TOWN “TF UNJONGBL   Other Spearheads Clean Out Enemy Regiment ‘in 4-Hour Fight.

Reds Reported Building Forces For New Drive   Strategy May Call For Bypassing Seoul

NEXT THURSDAY TO BE EGG DAY IN MT. VERNON   Register-News to Pay Premium Prices, Merchants Offer Special Values.

NEXT THURSDAY ~ TOBEEGGDAY JNM ESVERNOR      Register-News to Pay Premium Prices, Merchants Offer Special Values.

1951 Clearings Debits fan.  $1,201,316,279 $1,417,208,416   Plumbing Permits

CARE Head Topples To His Death   Gen. Baldwin Killed In Rome Either By Leap Or Fall

Attack Loaded Ambulances  Chinese Hurl Grenades, Bayonet Wounded G.l.’s

Grenades Tossed on Allied Wounded: Others Bayoneted   Wisconsin Corporal Plays Dead, Escapes

Chinese Toss Hane Grenades Info Ambulances  Phosphorous Bombs, Buyonets Used Against Wounded UN Seldiers

PHILADELPHIA CARDINAL DIES FROM STROKE   Cardinal Dougherty, 85, Dead on 6lst Anniversary of Priesthood.

Dennis Cardinal Dougherty Dies Unexpectedly   ~ Prince Of Roman Catholic Church

PHILADELPHIA CARDINAL DIES   Dougherty, Roman Catho. lic Church Prince, Expires At Home

Cardinal Dougherty Dies At 85   Succumbs After Mass  For Anniversary Of Priesthood

Dennis Cardinal Dougherty Dies   4 85-Year-Old Dean of Catholic Church in U. S. Has Been Philadelphia Archbishop Since 1918

Dean of Romar Church in U. S. Taken by Death   Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia Stricker Suddenly Today

. —DEAN OF CHURCH IN ULS.— Cardinal Dougherty Dies Suddenly at 85

Catholic Prelate, Dougherty, Dies  Dean of U.S. Church Was 85 Years Old

Dennis Cardinal Dougherty, 85, Archbishoy Of Philadelphia, Is Summoned by Death

Cardinal Dougherty Dead at 85   Ranking Prelate Of Church in U, S. Presided Over Philadelphia Area

Stroke Fatal To Cardinal Nourherfy. 85   Highest Ranking Prelate of Catholic..Church in U. 8. Dies Suddenly at His Home

Death Takes Archbishop   Cardinal Dougherty Is Stricken While Dressing At Home

Prince Of Romar Catholic Church Dies Early Today  85 Year Old Dean   85 Year Old Dean Of Church Of US Was Archbishop

Dies on 61st Anniversary Cardinal Dougherty, Dean Of U.S. Prelates, Succumbs

Noted Cardinal Dougherty , 80. Dies At Home   Dean Of U.S. Church Stricken Following Usual Morning Mass

‘Politician Withoud Party:     Bianehi to Take Senate Seat, ‘But Not as Member of COP

Warren Raps Crime Prober  ‘Clean Up Marviend’   ‘Clean Up Maryland’ Governor Says

Fact, Foible, Fate  Dog Law, Given Teeth, Promptly Rites Sponsor

JUST RECEIVED   Our new line Elgin watches for graduation. Fischer Jewelry Store

THREE ABSENT FROM BOARD SESSION   Hayes Believed Choice 0 Screening Committee

Appointment Is Delayed Until Sunday  Woody Hayes Is Choice Of Board?

‘The School Levy—No. 1 j_———— Vy —No. I  ‘School ‘Tools’ Improve, IBut More Are Neodoi

"Phe School Leyy-—No. 2 School Board Hopes For \Betier Teacher Salaries

Boyle Gave Job Orders, Senate Told   Donaldson Says White House Not Responsible For Mississippi Posts

Muscatine’s . “Quivering” Levee Patrolled   Wind !s Hazard as River fs 6 inches from Top of Dike; Crest Today

RIVER NEARS TOP OF DIKES AT MUSCATINE   Guardsmen, Air Spotter: Watch Weakening Levee Closely.

PROCEEDS TO YOUTH   Local Men’s Chorus to Donate Show Cash to Farm Groups

Ike To Be Told To Give Views On Candidacy  G.O.P. Backers Say Reply From General Needed By January

Hoffman Plan: Visit To Urge:  Ike’s Decision   Backers.Believe He Must Make Statement . By End Of This Year

May Ask ‘lke To Decide By Next January   Backers Want to Head Off Taft’s Bid For GOP Delegates

WAITS: FOR REPLY   G. 0. P. Would Like te Know Eisenhower's Intentions by January

Politicians Speculate .... . January Decision  By “Ike” Is Urged

Eisenhower Must State Aims Soon   Advisors Say ‘Ike’ Should Announce By January

Tke Pressed To Tell Plans By January      Paul Hoffman to Ad.  vise General He Must Announce Soon

Deadline For lke fo Speak   General Will Probably Have To Give Nod by January

Eisenhower Must Decide On Race Soon  Backer’ Must-Have € ~Anawer- By January

Move Is On  To Feel Out  ‘Ike’ On’52 Hoffman. Duff To Call On Him

Eisenhower Will Be Advised Soon To Decide by January If He Is Candidate

USSR Rejects Peace Plan In Present Form  Vishinsky Plans  Amendments

Soviet Minister Rejects Western Arms Proposal  Seleimebw   Vishinsky To Submit Amendments ‘On Disarmament

Modernization Plans Include Firm’s Foundry   Electric Power System Will be Installed _ Under Program; Officials Announced Some  Products Will be Manufactured in Oil City

East Texas Hit Hard by Freeze  Damage Expected To Run Into Millions

3 Nations To Sign Defense Treaty Today   Jap Peace Pact Showdown Nears In San Francisco

U.S. Parley Will Prepare Bulwark For Coming Battle   American, Anzac Defense Pact to Be Signed During Day

Gromyko: Set to Foul. Up. Jap Treaty _   Arrives in Frisco, for Showdowa’ Fight

Nine Dead In Head-On Collision ©   Auto Burns After Ramming Wrecked Track

28TH DIVISION IN EXCELLENT HEALTH   Gen. Clark Says He Is Very Much Impressed

‘Santa's Lane’ lo Open Friday  Chamber Sponsors Annual Event Here

Illegal Fishing Brings $8,175 In Fines To Five Seiners   Four Skippers Fined $300 each; Fifth Pays $500

Lone Robber Makes Off With $33,000 Pay Roll In Daring Holdup af Texas Air Force Base

Gunman Flees In Stolen Car; Roads Blocked   Squadron Payroll Taken; Airplanes Aidina In Search

$33,000 IS ACQUIRED BY LONE GUNMAN   No Challenge Made To Fugitive By Guards On Gate

$30,000 Loot in Payday Robbery   Armed Man Flees in Car After Daring Holdup at A Texas Air Force Base

Gunman Flees In Stolen Car: Roads Blocked  Squadron Payroll Taken; Airplanes ids ne le Saaweks .::

Controls Law Vote Is Near   House May Alter Its Stand On Industrial Goods

Gain Support To Save Some Price Controls   House Committee Indicate:  Willingness to Permit Som Price Cuts on Industria Gonids.

PATIENCE IS - PLEA   SB 428884 0VRi S17 & SARI  Cohen Urges Understanding of Those Who Seek to Escape Third War

 Cohen Urges Understand ing of Those Who Seek to Escape Third War

Union To Picket > Plant At Philo  Ohio Power Wage Parley Underway

Iran Orders Martial Law 3e Imposed   Izanian Senate Announces Decree After Nationalizing Country's Ol Industry.

Some Vets Of Brief Service May Be Called   House Group Studie New Sources Of Army Manpower

Some Veferans “May Be Called   Men With Brief Previous Service Or No Overseas Duty May Be Drafted

Draft Eyeing Some Vets Of World War II  Short Service Men Rating Caneidearad

May Draft Ex-GlI’s   Those With Little Service, and ‘Newlyweds Being Consideret

Committee Considering  Vets’ Draft   Those With Brief Or U. S. Service Would Be Taken

New Manpower Need May Bring InSome Vets   “Those Whe Served But 90 Days Being

COMMITTEE EXTENDS DRAFT STUDY   Brief Services Vets Of World War Il May Be Subject to Recall

VETERANS WITH BRIEF SERVICE MAY BE CALLED   Military Officials Also To Review Cases Of 800,000 4-Fs   DRAFT OF TEEN-AGERS FACING OPPOSITION

House Committee Weighs Advisability of Taking Those  With Brief Service Records and Those Who Did Not  Go Overseas—Calls on Defense Department to Offer   Suggestions to Cut Down Number of Deferments.

Body Reluctant About 18-Year Draft for Now   Plan Aimed at Those With Brief Records, No Overseas Service

VETS MAY FACE DRAFT AS PLAN 1S CONSIDERED      Committee Reported As Reluctant To Lower Limits

Draft of Short Service War 2 Vets Studied   House Seeking Tighter Rulings On Deferments

New Dealt Proposal Sa SUA & ees  Some World War Two Vets May Face Induction Call

Gen. Ridgway Favored Use of Chiang Troops  Senators Told Of His Support Peaf Ld. lak ch...   Racic far Oueter

jOitic ial Memo Says  Ridg way Bucked M Arthur ‘On Invasion of Red China

Ridgway Supported MacArthu in Urging Invasion of  Red China by Nationalists

MacArthur View OKed  by Ridew ay   Leader Advocated Use Of Nationalists On Mainland

Gen. Ridgway Favored Use Of Chiang Mer   Wanted Immediate Invasion Of China By The Nationalists

Gen.   Wanted To Use Chiang   Supported Program Of MacArthur To Use Nationalists

China Invasion Theory Supported by Ridgway  Official Message Discloses Korean Chief Urged Attack on Mainland by Nationalists

Pair Surrenders To Lima Police  Wanted In East On Kidnanina Warrant

U. S. Rejects British Stand Formosa   it  1 to Include Red China in Jap Peace Talks and Give Them Formosa ‘Tinaccentahila’

Refuse to Give Reds Voice in Japanese Treaty   British Proposal § Rejected by U. $.  Officials; Growing Rift Is Sensed

Newest U-Boats in Korean Zone  Snorkel Submarines Of U.S. Get Action

Navy Reveals U.S. Sub Un K oreun Right   Crew of Pickerel Given Combat Insignia at Pearl Harber

New American Subs Put In Action  * x * * * * * * * * * *x  Navv Reveals One Has Been In Combat Off Coast Of Korea

Pravda ‘Explains’ Maec’s Dismissal   { Least One in Combat—  Navy's New Snorkel Subs in Korean Waters

Combat Award Discloses American Submarines Active In Korea Waters

New Snorkels Now in Korea   Navy Admits Undersea Boats Operating In Far East.

U.S. Subs Operating In Korean Waters, AD Least One Apparently Has Been In Combat

err ee rr erern’  Hotel Fire  ‘Safety Bill Storv ee Pave Two   Las Vegas Damaged by Atomic Blast

Cold Wave May Hit This Area  Strong Winds, Snow ‘orecast for Tuesday

AERIAL BATTLE BY 100 PLANES OVER SONCHON   Dogfights Continue Into Fourth Day; Little Ground Action

MAY ASK CROWN FOR RANSOM  Hungary Admits Holding Downed American Fliers

France Cancels Army Leaves To Cope With Strike   80 Pct. of Nation's Trains Halted; Other Walkouts Spreading

Strikes Spread In France   Cancel Leaves for Soldiers, Policemen

French Keep Police Handy   ‘Officers, Army Leaves  ; '   Caneelled Because  of Strike Wave

STRIKE WAVE SWEEPS LAND. ARMY TO ACT   80 Per Cent Of Railroads Are Tied Up; General Walkout Called

Army Called. In France fo Operate Trains  General Strike Haits Rail Communication:   General Strike Halts Rail Communication; Food Moved by Truc!

France Cancels Police Leaves   Premier Gives Order As Strike Halts 80 Per Cent Of Trains

French Strikes Freeze 80 Per Cent Of Trains In Country As Spreads

80% Of Railways In Nation Are Stopped In Pay Squabble   Traffie At) Easter Periled By Action   Network Of Buses, Trucks Rushed Into Action To Move Goods

Army, Police Leaves Cancelled in France   Nationwide Strike Wave Seen Growing

WalkoutHalts French Trains   Army, Police Alerted In Wave Of Strikes

STRIKERS HALT FRENCH TRAINS      Police, Army Leaver Cancelled In Crisis

Senators Look Into Basketball ‘Pools, Fixes’  But Crowded Schedule And Shortage of Time

Gamblers Bet on Mumdinger  Las Vegas Braces for Record Blast As AEC Warns of Flying Glass Peril

Speculations Stirred Immediately As MacArthur Resumes Communiaues

Gen. MacArthur Resumes War Communiques   May Be Making Plain Who's Military Boss in Korea

Korean Combat Reports Resume   MacArthur Order Brings Resentment

New Floods in ‘Kansas May Reach Disaster Stage   19,000 May Be Made Homeless in Toveka.

Kansas Braces For Major Flood Blows   More Torrential Rains Send Huge Naw Floods ‘Penring Down Streams

Kansas Braced For Possible _.Major Disaster   New Floods Follow in Wake of Rains

Kansas Faced By Disaster From Floods   10,000 Being Evacuated From Section of Topeka Today

Evacuation Of 10,000  At Topeka   Hundreds Stranded a Other Points; Rain Hits 7.75 Inches.

State Braces For Its Worst Flood   Torrential Rains Send Kan. sas Streams to Near  Record Marks   TOPEKA IS HARD HIT

Hood Menaces Kansas Capital; More Rain Fall  Swollen Cottonwood   Swollen Cottonwood River Traps People On Roofs of Homes

Floods In Kansas W orse   Streams In This State Rising Again With Traffic at Places Blocked

State Braces For  Its Worst Flood   Torrential Rains Send Kan. sas Streams to Near  Record Marks

Big New Floods Over Kansas After Downpour   Church Prays For God to ‘Stop Rain’ At Easton, Kansas

Many Thousands Abandon Homes In Topeka Area   Manhattan, Marion, _ And Ottawa Are Trouble Spots on_  Cred «fl Awstanwd Divgaeve

STRIKE THREAT COMING TO END   Opposing Sides In Duke Bus Quarrel Meet To Sign Contract On Increase In Pay.

Truman Makes Surprise Senate Visit; States He Would Like To Be Senator

Truman, In Surprise Senate Visit, Expresses Wish To Return To Body

lynes Wins Hot Caucus Battle For Speakership   Nominated by Republicans for Top House Post

lowa House Republicans Pick Lynes   Waverly Man Will Serve as Speaker At Coming Session

Nominated in Republican “Caucus . Rep. Lynes,” Waverly lowa House. Speaker

Wm. $, Lynes Nominated for House Speaker   Wayerly Man, Anti: Beardsley Candidate, Wins on 5th Ballot

Communist Plan Is Given Dousing By Vatican Source   Red Inspired ‘Peace Council Asked Pope Piua XII For Disarmament Support '

NO IMMEDIATE SUPPORT FOR PARLEY PLAN   VU. &. Delegation And Vishinaky Not Enthusiastic

Peace Proposal Given Brushoff By Vishinsky   Soviet Foreign Minister Ridicules  Suggestion At U.N.

Texans Join In American Assembly Meet  Group Is Seeking To Clear Up Fog Over Bia Issues

Russian A-Bomb Blast Motive © Being Debated  Eome Think Stalin  ee ene

Russian A-Bomb Blast Motive Being Debated   Some Think Stalin Trying to Impress Satellite Nations

New Crisis Rises in [ran   Secret Moslem Society Theeasiens Premier

lran Premier Threatened By New Crisis   Terrorists Demand Release of Leader, Surround Prison

Secret Moslem Group Threaten: New lran Crisis   Terrorists Demand Release Of Leader

New Crisis Shakes fran From Inside   Secret Moslem Group Demands Dismissal Of Premicr Fatemi

IRAN PREMIER TS THREATENED IN OL CRISIS   Society Of Fanatics Demana Release  Of Leader

HOUSE MAY ACCEPT SENATE TAX HIKE Accord Would Elimmate.   Accord Would Eliminate  Adjournment Barrier

THEY JUST LOVE THAT MAN!  Pravda Runs Stalin's Name Only 101 Times—on Pace 1

Democrats Break Grip of  Phila. GOP   Clark Leaves Dr. Poling Far Behind in Race for Mayor; Constitutional Amendments Appeared to Have Been Carried.

U1.0. P. DEFEATED IN PHILADELPHI   DEMOCRATS ELECT MAYOR TO END 68-YEAR REPUB.  y LICAN GRIP ON CITY.

‘Democrats Beat G.O.P. In Philly City Election First Time in 68 Years

Clark Pads Lead Over Dr. Poling In Philadelphia   Democrats Break GOP 68-Year Grip In Quaker City

The Weather   Market Poon For Biggest Peach Crop  Prices Slump To $1.50 Here, $1.60 in U. S.

HOSPITAL TO OPEN VANDERBILT WARD 15 More Reds Available.      15. More Beds Available Work Hours Problem

HOSPITAL TO OPEN VANDERBILT WARD   15 More Beds Available, Work Hours Problem

Slayer Of Texas Badman Pleads Innecent Shotaun Sluas End 34-Year Crime Career Of Jim Thomas

Films To Face New Red Quiz  House Group Heads West With Subpenas

Flash Floods Hit Colorado; Five Missing   Avalanche of Water Descends on Town: Body of One Victim Is Recovered.

Texas Town to Recognize Spinsters With ‘Old Maids Day’ Celebration

Bachelors, Beware On August 15 “Old Maids’ Day” Officially  Proclaimed In Denton, Texas

Forgotten Woman of America  No Wedding. Showers or Blessed Events. Old Maid to Get Reward

2oiree For Spinsters  Denton To Hold Second Old Maids Day Aug. 15

May Be Able to Make Chinese ‘Sue for Peace,” Witness Says   AN OBVIOUS SIGNAL

MacArthur Strategy awe Put Country at Disadvan tage—-Bradley   AN OBVIOUS SIGNAL

Russ Have 35 Divisions Ready, Poised  Specialized Units   Specialized Units Located in East Germany, Poland

Soviet Masses 35 Divisions Near Border   Heavy Forces Ready In East Germany and Poland, U.S. Says

About Town  And Country   Poems by Two Junior High Girls Are Published

The Forrestal Diaries Secretary Circles World, Reports It ‘Not So Hot

THE Tovvestal Davies   International Situation Grows Worse; Forrestal Takes Trip Around World   * OPRISIS WITH VIIQOSLAVIA

Fierce Attack Believed to Be Awatted ‘Push’   Chinese Swarm Across Frozen Imjin River At Two Points, Drive Toward ROK Capital

Arab-Asian Bloc Stalls Approval Of Korean Peace Plar   Object to Meeting With Red China

New Floods Plague State River Areas   Sections From Northwest To Southeast Affected

Most Serious  Threat Again On Old Muddy   Osage Below Dam Spills Water Into Tuscumbia

UN fo Scorn Red ‘Peace’ Proposal.      Want South Korea, U. S. Branded Aggressors

N. Korean Peace Feeler Regarded As Propaganda   Diplomats See Offer As Possible Screen To Enemy Offensive

UN Gets N. Korean ‘Feeler’  Peace Formula Would Brand  UU S “Aaareccian’:

REDS’ PEACE ~ BID CALLED ~ PROPAGANDA   ‘U.N. Certain To Reject Terms Offered To End Korean War.

UN Diplomats See North Korean Peace Bid As Propaganda  Reds Offer Formula Including Branding of U. S. As Aggressor

School Areas May Tax Utility Bills   Nuisance Levy Power I: Extended for Cities Under 125,000

Churchill Asks Talks On Atom  With Truman   British Prime Minister Also Would Discuss Economie Plight

On Washington Visit -CHURCHILL WANTS TO TALK OF ATOMIC ENERGY, MONEY

Churchill Formally Advises Truman Of Desire To Discuss Atomic Energy

Atom Energy, Finances Set By Churchill   Strategy of Cold War Also Scheduled For Study

Churchill Wants Discussion With President Trumar   Suggests Talks on Atomic Energy And Cold War Strategy

Witness Says Gamblers in State Reap $20,000,000 Year Harvest in Lotteries

Revenue Data ‘Leak’ Is Told To House Group  Official Bypassed In Tax Fraud Case

Ford Testifies That He Arranged Caudle By-Pass   Says He Presumed Tax Fraud “Leaks”  Came From Office

‘LEAKED’ DATA   Ford ‘Presumed’ Justice Man Gave Solon Tax Jury Information

Witness Claims Caudle ‘Leaked’ Grand Jury Data   Probers Told Information On Alabama Tax Case! Given Unnamed Solon:

THINKS CAUDLE GAVE QUT TIPS   Peyton Ferd Says He Was Bypassed For That Reason

Ford ‘Presumes’ Caudle ‘Leak’ In 1950 Alahama Tax Fraud Prosecutions

Ford Arranged To ‘Bypass’ His  Office on Case   Chicago Situation Next to Be Considered By Committee

Information In Tax Case  By-Passed   Former Deputy Attorney General ‘Presumed’ Caudle Wae ‘Lagkingo’ It

Caudle ‘Leak’ To Congress Member Hinted   He Was By-pas-ed In Tax Case: Ren. Bavkin an Snot

Trace Tax Fraud Leak To Caudle   Witness ‘Presumed’ Ousted US Attorney Supplied Congreseman With Data

AWAITS EYE TREATMENT  Child, Once Believed Doomed To Death or Blindness, Returns Home

Reds Ask Second Liaison Meeting On Thursday  Allies Admit Second AA*.... ff... .[ fms

Reds Summon New LAGIOOR Talk; May Reply to Peace Bid   UN Admits Second Minor Breach of Kaesong Neutrality

Reply Expected To Allied Bid For Reopening Of Dormant Peace Talks

Armistice Talks May Be Reopened   Allies Admit Second Kaesong Infraction

Korean. Reds Call Second Session on Resuming Parley —   'Go-Between’ Meetings May Bring Reply to Allied Bid For Continuina Truce Talks

Munshower Is Slated To Replace \Jarman As Head Of State Police   Frederick Mayor Reported In Line For One C McKeldin’s Top Appointments To Be Announced Today.

Governor Refuses To Intervene in McGee Execution.      Murderer Is Due fo Die in.Gos Chamber

Claude McGee  After Midnight   Killer of Convict Was Also in A Kidnaping

Wandering Lion Whose Master Is In Army Reported to be Homeless Again

Red Soldiers Kall Yank MP And Escape   U. S. And Soviet Commanders Probe Vienna Shooting

. a Ly) ; A! ee ar er eae Sn 4 oS OBL Sat Fa a At ‘ . ; e . 1er 8 8 e  Y  In Austria

RUSS EXPRESS REGRET OVER MP’s SLAYING   American GI Fatally Wounded In Clash With Soviet Soldiers.

oht Fliers ing Flares fack Tanks   ther Raiders Knock ut Important Bridge nd Blast Vehicles

Jets Tangle In Fruitless Tilt At 36,000 Feet   40 Reds And 25 U. N, Planes Take Part In Running Fight.

Wilson Urges Tax Boost To Cut Inflation   ‘Cancerous Growth’ Will Prove Fatal Unless Cut Out, He Says   PRODUCTION SPURTS   Truman $10 Billion Plan Will Ease Pressure, Defense Chief Declares

Russ Trumpet Story of Killing Two U.S. Spies  Men With Russian Name   Men With Russian Name: Claimed Dropped Near Romania

REPORT TELLS OF CONFESSIONS  Two American Spies Executed, Reds Say

Execution Of Two As Spies Told   Men Arrested After They Were Dropped From US. Plane, Russians Claim

Two Executed As U.S. Spies, Moscow Says  Washington Says It Knows Nothing Of Reported Incident

Soviets Execute ‘Two U.S. Spies’   Russia Says Pair ‘Chuted into Nation To Act as Soboteurs”

RUSSIA CLAIMS TWO SPIES FOR U.S. EXECUTED   Says They Dropped From Plane Manned By American Pilots

Russia Says  2 US. Spies Put to Death   State Department “Knows Nothing” About Incident _

Russia Says Two US Spies Ghent   Report Comes as USSR Requests UN to Demand America End Aggression

‘American Spies Put to Death by Soviet Officials  Dual Purpose Seen

Russia Claims Two Americans Killed as Spies   Court Says ‘Saboteurs’ Dropped into Country From U. S$. Plane

Soviet Claims  Two American  ‘Spies’ Guilty Court Reports Men * Pat’ Te Death “After

Say Pair Executed By Communists U. S. Spies Parachuted Into Russia; Names Not Known To Washington

DROPPED BY YANK PLANE? Moscow Says Two U.S. Spies Shot After Trial

Two Men With Russian-Sounding Name: Put To Death As U. S. Spies In Russia

Soviets Say Two Americans Have Been Executed as Spie:   Columbia County GOP Committeemar: Admits Arranging Vote Payoffs

Report Men Parachuted Into Russia   State Dept. Denies Any Knowledge of Alleced Agents

USSR kills Two Men As U.S. ‘Spies’  Savs They Were Parachuted In

Reds Execute  Two Spies   Claim U. S. Parachuted Pair Into Russia; U. S. Never Heard of ’em

TWO EXECUTED IN RUSSIA AS SPIES FOR U. S.   Moscow Claims Saboteur: Parachuted Into Russia by U. S. Planes.

SOVIETS CLAIM EXECUTION OF TWO U.S. SPIES   DECLARE FORMER DPS DROPPED IN RUSSIA BY AMERICAN PLANE

Cotton, Other Crops Make Litfle Progress   Farm Outlook For Arkansas Bleak This Summer

Gromyko Bids For Accord On Big 4 Parley   But Sticks To Basic Demand That Reich Must Be Disarmed

Connally To Ask Senate To Favor ‘Troops For Europe   Seeks To Skirt Hot Legal Issue

Sen. Connally To Ask Vote On Troop Plan   Major Concession To GOP Seen in  A Bontnitctuatine Wines

SECULAR LIFE STILLED THROUGHOUT ISRAEL FOR IVGOM KIPPUR SERVICES

Tanks Thrust  Into Kumsong   Key Town Left in Flames After Four-Hour Poundina

Chinese Troops Abandon Hills To Allied Push   Withdraw Through Fog; Infantrymen  Move In Rapidly

Reds Give Up Two Hills To Allies   Six Jet Battles  Over Korea During Weekend; Cruiser Naor Sihorian Border

Yank Tanks Help Infantry Capture Red Stronghold   Flaming Kumsong Falis to Advancing Allied Foot-Soldiers

UN Tanks Shoot Up Former Red Stronghold   Return to Own Line After Four-Hour Fight

Tanks Crash Into Kumsong Second Time   Chinese Retreat From Hills Near Past Stronghold

UN Tanks Again Raid Red Town   Patton Tanks Shoot  ! Up Kumsong For Second Time In Three Days

REDS FADE ON CENTRAL FRONT   Surrender Two Hills To Advancing Allied  Troops

Tanks Again Hit Flaming Kumsong   American Pattons Rip Into Former Central Red  Bastion   FOOT TROOPS PUSH O}   Navy Cruiser Pounds Rail Lines Near Siberian Frontier

Allied Tanks Enter Kumsong for Second Time in Three Days   Blast Red Stronghold For Four Hours.—Air Battles Continue.

Tanks Raid Kumsong for Second Time  Infantry Moves in To Take Positions Near Red Fortress

AMERICAN TANKS AGAIN INVADE CITY OF KUMSONG   AIR WAR FLARES. AS B-29’°S BOMB NEW RED AIRPORT

Tanks Continue Kumsong Raids   Allied Infantrymen Overrun High Peaks South of City

U.S. Tanks Rumble Into Kumsong   UN Forces Smash Red Resistance In Key City

Chinese Reds Retreating Before Allies   Enemy Casualties Will Exceed 15,000 In 10-Day Offensive; Two Migs Destroyed

Heavy Allied Tanks Hold Four-Hour Shoot on Second Probe of Bastion

Tanks Again Hit Kumsongq   Infantrymen Push Forward In Mud On Central Front

TANKS SHOOT UP KUMSONG AGAIN TODAY   Chinese Retreat Before Advancing U. N. Doughboys; New Red Airfield Knocked Out by B-29s.

Gls Advance On Key Base As Foes Flee   Yanks Seize Hills: Ih Fast. Push, Enemy Resistance Fading’.

Reds Battle  And Retreat; UN Aviators Scatter Migs   U.S. Cruiser Sails Near Siberia, Fires  Rail Lines Stretch

American Tanks Shoot Up Flamine Kumsong Again   Chinese Retreat Before Advancing U.N. Infantrymen

Tanks Smash  P 2 Kumsong Agair   Red Footsoldiers Yield; Jet Fights Flare in Korea

Defenders of Kumsong Fade Away to Hills   Air and Sea Action Continues; Ground Fighting Slowing

American Tanks Enter Kumsong Second Time To Blast Red Targets      Chinese Retreat Before Advancing Allied Infantrymen; Two Hills Taken

American lanks Enter Kumsong as Reds Retreat   Stronghold Shot Up for Four Hours; U.N. Forces Take Two Hill:

ALLIED TANKS PUSH’ BACK INTO KUMSONG   Infantrymen Strike In Fog, Overfun Hills; Reds Withdraw As Casualties Mount To 15,000

U. 5. Tanks Shoo! Up Kumsong   Chinese Retreating Before Advancing Allied Infantrymen

Initial Step To Force Britons From Suez Canal Area And Sudan Comes Less Than A Week After England’s Oil Men Leave Iran

Egypt Announces British Pacts To Be Canceled   Takes Move to Drive Britons From Suez Canal Area, Sudan

Egypt Acts To Drive Out British   Cancelling Treaties Regarding Suez Cana and The Sudan.

EGYPT CANCELS TREATIES WITH GREAT BRITAIN   Move Made To Drive British Out Of Suez Canal And Sudan   LONDON SHOCKED BY  UNEXPECTED ACTION

Bills Canceling Treaties With England Introduced in Parliament at Cairo Amid Cheers of Deputies—Prime Minister Nahas Pasha Indicates His Country Is Not Without Means to Force Withdrawal.

Egypt Cancels Treaties in Effort to Drive British Out of Suez and The Sudan

Shocked Britons To Refuse fo Recognize Act   Wafdist Premier Says Enforcement Meons Availabie

Egypt Cancels Her Treaties With Britain  Attempts To Force British Withdrawal

KeyptCancel: Suez Treaty With Britain   Latest Action In Dispute Over Canal and Sudan

Egypt fo Cancel British Treaty On Suez Contro!   Nationalist Premier Takes a Cue From fran, Seeks Ouster

Chou En-Lai Must Get Great Laugh From Roaring Fight On ‘Who Let Reds In’; He Told Them But Nobodv Heeded

‘Recalls Chou Told World Last Fall ‘What to Expect North of Parallel 3€

Chinese Puzzle for Today Is Why Nobody Thought the Sinc Reds Wouldn’‘t Enter Korea

‘HST and Mac Both Knew of Chinese Aims  Intelligence Not to Blame,

Freeze, Floods  Plague Areas Minus 48 Recorded; West Washinaton Hit

Growing Corn, Just Music to the Farmer’s Ear, -Now Makes a eee So That Everyone Can Hear

Field Symphony Recorded You Can Hear Corn Grow, Farm Experts’ Tests Show

Tape Recording Made of Sound  of CornGrowing   Scientists Convinced Something To Old Summer Saying

Corn Does Make Noise Men Allege   Recording Proves You Can Hear Plants Growing

TITTIRSDAY’'’S MARKETS   DOES YOUR BIRTHDAY COME ON OR BEFORE  Rratri3«4nf

DOES YOUR BIRTHDAY COME ON OR BEFORE  ‘ecb orewen te a oh: me) ck

President Signs Reciprocal Trade Measure Info Law   Rebukes Congress for Writing in “Needless’ Restrictions

TROOPS UNDERGO FIRST ATOM TEST: LARGE BOMB USED   Explosion Breaks Windows 75 Miles Away, But No Injuries to Soldiers Are Reported,   EXPERIMENT HAILED AS SUCCESS BY KEAN   1,000 Men in Front Lines When Btast Occurs at tte: Foot Altitude—Radiation Effects Studied,

A Big S Succes   First Troops Receive Nuclear Fire Baptism As Blast Recks Area

Atomic Blast Breaks Glass 75 Miles Away   First Tactical Use Of A Weapon Termed Most Successful

American Troop: Receive Baptism Of Nuclear Fire   Las Vegas Windows Broken By A-Blast

Desert Games Give Troops - Atomic Jolt   Las Vegas Windows Break When B-29 Releases  Ley Oe ee cee

U.S. Troops Take Part In First Atom Tests  No Casualties, Th -« VP ..... 2...   No Casualties, But Persons 229 Miles Away Feel ‘Onuake’

Blast Smashes Store Windows  79 Miles Away   First Tactical Use of A-Weapon Successful; No Casualties Listed

No Injuries In Atom Test With Troops  Daacnulitae RMaaw Da (‘wan   Results May Be Great er Than Anticipated, Scientists Sav.

Baptism of Nuclear Fire Given Troops for First Time  Blast Breaks Windows 75 Miles Away; Felt Ac Far ac Narth Hallyuwand Califarnin

Swift Creation Of U.S. Power Asked by Group  Committee of 33 on   Committee of 33 on Present Danger Gives Views in Statement

EUROPE  UROPE MUST SHARE ARMS BURDEN  ~ 3 Noted Americans Urge Swift Increase In U.S. Military Might

CHEST X-RAY SURVEY SOON WILL BE HELD   Society for Weeks of April 16th and 23rd   ISCHOOLS ARE LISTED

ya X-Ray Clinic:  Dates Announced For  “erase to be Held Beginning April 16th.

Sick Man-of Iran Arrives fo Argue About Oi in UN      Mossadegh Wants To Explain Stand Against British

ECONOMIC STABILIZER ISSUES STERN WARNING   @ Business.’ Agriculture And Labox Must Cooperate To Limit Inflation

Labor's Participation In Wage-Price Control Plan May Dependon President

Labor Fight On Defense » Plan Brings Strike Fear   _ Truman May Be Asked To Mediate Dispute On Mobilization Act

Mobilization Planners Face Crisis Today   Labor Groups This Afternoon To Decide Upon Action

Country's Defense. Plan Is Threatened   Pres. Truman May be Forced to Mediate Wrangle Between His Mobilization Board and Labor Union Chiefs to Avert Snarl.   PLAN WHITE HOUSE VIS

PRES. TRUMAN MAY MEDIATE WAGE WRANGLE   Mobilization Planners Rift Threatens U. S.  Defense Program

Labor Committee Calls Conference On Wage Policy   President Truman May Mediate Program Snarl

Labor Support For Defense is In The Balance   Mobilization Chiefs, Union Heads Wrangle Over Wage Plans

LABOR SUPPORT NEEDED 10 GIVE PROGRAM FORCE   Truman May Be Asked To Mediate Dispute Between Union labor Chiefs And Board Members.

Truman May Have To Step Info Wrangle  ee i,   Labor Leaders To Confer Today; May Ditch Defense Plan

FBI Recovers Stolen Jewels   Missing Gems Found in Safety Deposit Box Are Identified

Equipment Available Expected To Be Bio Factor In European Defense Plans

Americans Take Two Ridges On Red Front  Defe Raina Empleve   Defensive Tactics Being Employed By Enemy Forces

Drive Reds From “Iron Triangle”   Chinese Bastion Reported Untenable; Long Retreat Seen As a Develooment

Chinese Return To Point Where Drive Started   Bayonets, Grenades Usec To Capture Important Ridge

U.N. TROOPS SMASH MAIN STRONGHOLD OF FOE IN KOREA    Enemy Falls Back Toward Kumsong, '28 Miles North of 38th Parallel; ‘Marshall Visit Stirs Rumors.

Reds Begin Pulling Out Of Tr dangle   Eighth Army Takes Two Ridges Against Weakened Defense

Reds Retreating From Korean ‘Iron Triangle’   Battered Red Chinese Begin Leaving Main Stronghold for North

Two Ridges Captured by UN Troops   Censors Put Blackout on U.S. Position

Chinese Reds Falling Back To Kumsong   Censorship Obscures Exact UN Positions; Eighth Army Units Take Two Ridges

Communist Troops Begin Falling Back Toward Komsong  Under Heavy Allied Pressure Against ‘Iron Triangle’ In Chorwon-Kumhwa-Pyonggang Area Of North Korea — United Nations Planes Attack Retreating  lk she eee eo  See

Allies Have Foe On The Run Again   Smashing Drive Has Enemy Fleeing Key Base of Chorwon by the Thousands

Allies Threaten South Anchors  of Iron Triangle   Gain Slowly as Enemy Defends Area With Delaying Forces

Reds Wriggle from lron Triangle Stronghold in Korea   May Give Up Chorwon: Bayonets Used in Taking of a Ridge.

lron Triangle Under Siege   Chorwon Fall Would Leave Long Pyonggang Valley Open to Allies

Chorwon May Be Given Un   Loss of ‘Triangle’  Key Would Give UN Control of Vital Road; Veil on Tokyo Talks

Foe Retreating Back to Kumsonc   Allied Gain of Mile Reported for 8th Army as Resistance Fades

Allied Gains Threaten Vital Assembly Area   Communists Give Ground Grudgingly To Steady Pressure

Reds Begin. Retreat from  Main Defenses  ‘Iron Triangle’ Abandoned as

Marshall’s Talks Bring  Speculation   Chines e Communist: Make All-Out Effort To Stop Allied Victory

Foe Falls Back Toward Kumsong Under U N Blows  Allies Threaten Red Cities of Chorwon — Kumhwa in Triangle

RED TROOPS RETREATING TO KUMSONG   Chinese Begin Withdrawal From Main Stronghold As Eighth Army Captures Important Ridges.   ALLIED GAIN OF MILE REPORTED   U. N. Forces Use Bayonets and Hand Grenades; Bulldozers Clear Read for Tanks.

Americans Take Two Ridges On Red Front  Defensive Tactics Being Employed -.. 2 as ot em en Baim

Pulling Out Of His Key Stronghold   Eighth Army Captures Pair of Ridges as  Opposition Cut.

Foe Appears Withdrawing At Chorwon  Two Ridges Seized   Two Ridges Seized Against Decreasing Enemy Opposition

Allies Control Ridges, Pour Fire On Chorwon  Reds In Danger Of eee ae ee of ee   Reds In Danger Of Losing Control Over Pyonggang Valley; Marshall In Parley

Uhinese Reds Falling Back To Kumsong  Censorship Obscure: Exact UN Positions Eighth Army Units

sFALL BACK AS ALLIES NEAR ANCHOR TOWNS   OPPOSITION WANES AS YANKS CONTROL RIDGE POSITIONS

ALLIES CLOSING IN ON TRIANGLE OF RED FORCES   I-nemy Fails In Effort To Trap Tanks— Marshall And Ridgway Hold Secret Conferences.

Allied Troops Crack Reds’ Iron Triangle   Chinese Forces Retrenting From Main Stronghold

Battered Chinese Retreat at Chorwon   Reds Reported Falling Back From Their Main Stronghold In Iron Triangle, About 28 Miles North of 38th Parallel

 Py Reds Begin Bet  T riangle  Withdrawal   Battered Enemy Retreating From Stronghold, Field Itispatches Say

Fall Back From Main Stronghold Under U. N. Threat   Censorship From Battlefront Hides Allied Positions

Battered Enemy Is Falling Back from Vital Area   Allies Capture More Strategic Ridges in Prized Region

South Koreans Oppose Truce at 38th Border   Reds Begin to Retreat From ‘Iron Triangle’

Communists Falling Back  To Kumsong   Chorwon Likely To Fall To Allied Troops In North

Chinese Reds Begin Retreat From ‘Triangle   Reported Falling Back to Position Near Red Capital

Exact. Allied Positions in North Korea, Obscured By Censorship, But U. S, Eighth Amy la Reported to Have Captured Two Important — Ridges In Face of Decreasing Enemy Opoceition

Allied Drive Threatens Southern Anchor Points Of Enemy Staging Area

Battered Reds Retreating From ‘Triangle’ Stronghold   Marshall Holds Secretive Talks With Ridgway

COTTON RECEIPTS   Cool Frontls Pushing Heat Out Of Texas Panhandle

Texas Heat Weakens Litfle  So Far 26 Deaths   ‘So Far 26 Deaths From Record Heat As High as 116

Cool Front Starts Flushing Heat From Texas Panhandle   Promises Best Hope Of Widespread Relief From High Temperature:

COLD FRONT IN TEXAS   —  Twenty-Five Mile sn Hour Wind Brings Some Heat Relief

TEXAS GETTING BREAK IN HEAT   Month-Long Wave Has Seared Crops, Much of Pastures

Relief Reaches Northern Texas  Record Heat Wave Blamed for 26 Deaths

82nd Congress Organized For Crucial Tasks   Dixie-GOP  Cealition _ Gives Administration Firet Jolt

Tension Rules Congress at Term’s Start   War Threat and Its Prospect of Great Arms Burden Bring Tension, Solemnity

War Threat Hangs Over New 82nd  Congress  Lawmakers Meet And Organize  For Momentous 24 oe alee A hnaa,]

Congress Faces Threat of War, Heavier Taxes   Next Two Years May Be Most Fateful in History of Nation

Solemnity Marks Start Of Congress   Administration Forces Suffer Jolting Setback in Test.

NEW CONGRESS HOLDS INITIAL STRENGTH TEST   GOP. And Dixiecrats Hand Dems Licking Over Procedure

President To Request  More Taxes   Legislators Meet With Atmosphere Of Solemn Tension

President Says Taxes Must Go Up   Dixiecrats Join GOP In Jolting  Administration

Dixie-GOP Bloc Restores Power To House Group   Can Prevent Bills From Reaching Floor

Much Heavier’ Taxes Planned  New Congress Hears Truman Warning After Tax Bill Siqned

Congress Convenes On Solemn Note   Rayburn Hits At Hoover Philosophy. in House Onener

Truman Warns Much Heavier Taxes Will Have To Be Levied   ADMINISTRATION SUFFERS SETBACK

Restores To Rules Committe« Power To Block Legislation: Rayburn Speaker Of House For Sixth Term

Congress Meets In Perhaps Most Fateful Session   Solemnity and Tension Mark Gathering As Threat of War in Air and President Warns of Heavier Taxes for Rearming

Korean Cease-Fire Negotiators Of Both Camps Now Seem to Fee! Other Bargains in Good Faith

Truce Talks Slowed by Battlefront Stalemate and Language Barrier

WILL ROLL ALL PRICES BACK TO JANUARY 2 LEVEL   Congressmen Would Tax Expense Funds Of President

French Assembly Ends Own Life   General Election Next Month to Be France's First Since 1946

French To Go To Polls Next Month   General Eleetion Sure As Assembly Ends Own Life

ERIE DIE IDE EDIE IEE I EE LIE OE  French Assembly  Votes Own Demise

U.N. TURNS DOWN ENEMY’S “TRICK” TRUGE PROPOSAL   Reds Call for Immediate End to Fighting Without Any Provisions for Ex:  change of Prisoners.   DISTRUST MARKS ~ CONTINUED DEADLOCK   Doubt Exists Among Observ. ers That Speedy Korean Peace Settlement Can Be Reached.

UN Rejects Red Truce Trap  Doubt Gre-.ving Any Settlement Is Near

Communist Trick Plan Is Failure   Allies Won’t Stop Fighting Without Any Agreement.

lran Rejects World Court’s Oil Proposals  Interim Measures   Interim Measures Backed By Britain

Hague hoa     ee! a io   Urge Agreement on Interim Plan to Maintain Oil Flow

Iran Rejects Court’s Plan Tn Oil Cris:   Britain Offers to Accept World Tribunal Scheme  Of Interim Onerstion

Iran Denies Competence  Of Court   Rejects Plan To Maintain Flow Of Oil

Iranians Reject Hague Oil Plan   Court-Recommends Interim Agreement

International Court Asks Oil Compromise   Urges Both Britain And lran to Keep Production Going

IRAN TURNS DOWN - COURT OIL PROPOSAL   Refuses toe Agree to Keep PetroJeum Flowing Until Tribunal Can Hand Down Decision.

Senator ‘Slaps: British Gouge On Tin Buying   _ Johnson. Cites. U.S. “Soaked” By Major  : ‘Far East Producers

Johnson Hits Tin Producers  Practice of Gouging Iinele Sam Flaved

British Accused Of Gouging Tin   Sen. Johnson Says Prices Exorbitant

Britain Trying ‘To Soak’ US.,  Says Johnson   Senator From Texas Claims Tin Prices Up 150 Per Cent

Senator Johnson Claims Tin Producers Levy Exorbitant  Prices On American Buyers

Mother Gives Son Early Christmas And Then Takes His and Own Life

Bevin May Quit Secretary Post  Foreign Secretary In. tt Health, 70 Today

Chancellor Asks For Rearmament In West Germany  Adlaanniax Boimpdcead CAkE dks ww   Adenauer Expresses Confidence German People Will Go Along

Sen. Byrd Hits HST’s Federal Spending Orgy   Charges President Squandering U.S. Into Bankrupiey

President's Plan Draws  Mixed Talk   Senator Charges Truman Squander: Taxpayer's Money

Claims Truman  Squandering U.S. Into Bankruptcy   Senator Byrd Hits Increased Federal Spending

New York Times Sticks To Story Truman Offered  To Support Eisenhower

Truman Denies Support Offer To Eisenhower   General's Headquarters Also Calls Times Stary “Fictional”

Flood Crest Moves Toward §t. Louis Area  ‘Real Emergency’ Which Hit Kansas, W, Missouri Over

Red Cross Officials Say No Metropolitan Areas Threatened; Jefferson City District Hard Hit by Flood; Vital Bridge Threatened

Flood Crest Hits Bridge On Missouri   Truman Allots Funds For Relief Work In Area

NELSON NAMED YOUNG MAN OF 1950 IN MT. Y.   Presented With Distinguished Service Award Here. * Last Night.  e} §

NELSON NAMED YOUNG MAN OF 1950 IN MT. V   Presented With Distinguished ; Series Award Here -~--., ‘f “Cast Night.

Stole From Bank to Control It  Embezzler Bought Stoek Under Phony Names

County Banker Confesses   Used $600,000 of Bank's Funds to Buy Controlling Shares, Fresident Admits

New Invention Reported To Be Able To Do ‘Uncanny Things In Wartime Protection

Sen. Cain Urges Truman Demand Release of Oatis   O’Conor Believes U. § Must Bargain With Crechoslovak Reds

O'Conor, Cain Ask For Action   Oatis Held in Czech Prison Since July 4, President Reminded

Peace Credited To Atom Stores   Future of World Said Dependent on Russ Analysis of Strength :

ATOMIC CHIEF ant AGM STYMIED RED   Has Prevented War “Up te This Time,” Dean Says of Stockpile.

‘Nat Enough’ Germa_e Say Allies Give West Germany Her Own Foreian Office

‘Not Enough,’ Say Germans as West Returns Many Foreign-Affairs Rights

Allies To Allow West Germany More Freedom   Bonn Government To Set Up A Foreiqn Ministry

Controls Slip From W. Germans   Concession Called ‘Not Enough’ By German Leaders

Suez Section Flames Anew   Several Britons Wounded; Shots Fle at Wacnital

Egyptian Snipers Fire  On Military Hospital, Attack British Troops

Gen. MacArthur Forbidden [To Issue Statements 'On Political Subiects

MacARTHUR CURBED ON TOPICS OUT OF HIS AREA   Must Get Approval From Washington; UN Commander Wants to Hold Korea

Chiefs Silence Gen. MacArthur On Civil Issues  General Told Not To Talk Politics, Ri icate

Reports Say Washington Gags General   State MacArthur Is Restricted On News For Release

TRUMAN ASKS NEW TERMS FOR ALL 5 HEMBERS OF RFC   Fulbright and Douglas, Both Democrats, Declare They Will Fight Confirmation of Three,   FRIO CRITICIZED BY SENATE GROUP   Committee Last Week Charged They Yielded to Outside Influence in Granting Loans,

All 5 RFC . Directors Are Renominated  President Draws Own Partv’s Fire

RFC Board Nominees  Under Fire   Democrats Join Fight To Biock Confirmation

Truman: Defies Critics in Own Party, Reappoints Entire Board of RFC

President Defies Senate OnR. F.C.   Re-nominates All Five Board Members; Draws Quick Fire.

RFC MEMBERS ARE RENAMED BY, PRESIDENT   Dems Threaten Block “ On Confirmation Of 3 Directors

President Deties RFC  Criticism   Renominates All Five Members OfLendingsAcenc\

HST Nominates RFC Board Agait  Promptly Runs Into Fire From Own Party

Admissions Tax on Charity Affairs To Be Ended; Congress Group Plans

Conferees Cut lax On Tobacco  Insurance Income  Schedule Chanaed

CONGRESSIONAL TAX CONFEREES AGREE   Some Charitable Enterprises Will Be Exempt From 26 Fer Cent Admiccion Tax

House Members to Decide Tomorrow on 7 Million  Dollar Foreign Aid

House Okay Of Foreign Aid ‘Bill Expected   Compromise Measure For $7,483,400,000 Has Mild Opposition

POSTPONE A VOT!   House Members to Decide Tomorrow on 7 Million  Dollar Foreign Aid

Battered Car Only Clue in Kidnaping   Police Fear Sex Crime In Cleveland Case

NEW A-WEAPONS WILL NOT EASE TASK IN EUROPE   Eisenhower Says There Is No Short Cut To Security   EQUIPMENT LACK  PRINCIPAL PROBLEM

Eisenhower  Prods Allies  For Speed Warns Against  Depending on MmT.....)6h OU CW nw ww. win

A-Weapons No Substitute For Manpower  Increase In Flow   Increase In Flow Of Equipment Held To Be Necessary

Ike Asks Allies To Fight for . World Peace —   Against Depending On Atomic Weapons To Ease War Risk

Warns Against Depending Fully On “A” Weapons   General Issues Frank Statement At Italy Parley

lke Prods Pact Allies’ Defenses   Warns A-Weapons Aren't Substitutes

EISENHOWER AdKS ALLIED TQ SPEED UP ARMS OUTPUT   General Warns Treaty Organ: ization Against Depending on Atomic Weapons to ease Task.   WANTS DEFENSE LINE PAR EAST OF RHINE   Meeting of Military Commit tee in Rome Fails to End Deadlock Over Atlantic Naval Command.

Tax Proters Hear Wild Tale Of Tax Extartion Attennt   Chicago Lawyer Says “Clique” Wanted $500,000 From Him

Lawyer Tells Of Shake Down At Tax Probe  Claims He Was Asked  For $500,000 to be   Pleay af ‘Tay Tearuhila’

One Official Named Pleads For Protection   Probers Stirred By Testimony Alleging Some Shady Deals

Missouri, Oklahoma  Get Kansas Torrent  Water In Kansas Drops Fast After Nation's Costliest Flood: 17 Die -

 Awaits Arrival of Princess, Philip ‘Official Washington Set To Greet Roval Couple

Royal Visit Is Awaited   Washington Ready To Greet Princess Elizabeth Today

Elizabeth, And Husband Reach U. S.  Truman Family Greets Visitors;  TV-Radio Broadcast

Washington Turning Out to Greet Princess and Duke; Trumans To Give Formal Dinner Tonight -

GUESTS OF PRESIDENT  Washington Jams Streets To Welcome Royal Pair

PRESIDENT T0 GREET PAIR ON U.S. ARRIVAL   21-Gun Salute To Set Off String Of Official  Ceremonies

Washington ls Set For Royal Couple   Thousands Plan To Join Capital’s TV Welcome For  Princess, Duke

Capital Greets Royal Couple  Princess Arrives t. ase. .t?.., lt!

Capital Prepares Big Welcome for Princess, Duke   Taxes to Go Up Thursday; Levies Affect Everyone   Capital Crowded for Arrival of Britain's Royal Couple Today   Individual Income Tax Levy Averages 1134% Under New Program

Official Washington Puts On Best Bib and Tucker to Greet Princess Elizabeth and Duke

Best Bib And Tucker Donned Today As Official Washington Makes Ready To Greet Princess Elizabeth And Duke

Capital Rolls Out Red Carpet for Royal Pair   Thousands Greet Elizabeth, Philip on First Visit to U.S.

Reception and Dinner Honor Royal Couple  Elizabeth and Philip Hailed on First Trip  Tea Amarican Cantal

Arrival of Princess and Duke From Montreal at 4 p.m. to Touch Off Busy Round of Receptions

Washington ls Set For Royal Couple  Thousands Plan en PT gee ee Le   Thousands Plan To Join Capital’s TV Welcome For  Princess, Duke

Washington Dons Glad Rags to Greet Princess Elizabeth and Consort Philip

q Washington’ (AP]——Official Washington put. on its loest bib and fucker today to greet Princess Elizabeth land the duke of Edinburoh.

Washington Spruces For Royal Visit      Elizabeth, Duke Slated For Busy Round On Arrival Today

Nation's Capital Arranges Royal Salute for Couple  Princess and Duke Fly from Montreal For 45-Hour Stay

Offi cial Washington All Sef To Welcome British Royalty   Prince and Princess to Get 21-Gun Salute; Trumans Entertain at Forma! Dinner Tonight

BRITISH ROYAL COUPLE VISITS UNITED STATES   Thousands Turn Cut In Capital To Welcome Princess, Duke.

Washington Goes All Out to Welcom: Princess Elizabeth, Philip Today

Washington Is All Set For Royal Visit  Princess Elizabeth And Husband Due  Bo. fa fant Vel ecus

Royal Couple Make First Trip To Visit Washington   Truman Heads List Of Government Officials To Meet Pair: National TV Coverage Planned

Princess: Elizabeth and Husband Arrive at 4.0'Clock to Be Guests of Bree “wad Mreo Truman:

US Capital Ready for Royal Pair   Princess, Duke Will Be Busy Greeting Most of Officials, Seeing City

America Greets Royal Visitors In Gala Fashion   President and Family Head Party Welcoming Elizabeth and Duke

Capital Dons Best Garb For Royal Couple   . Thousands Expected To Jam Streets To Greet Liz, Duke On Televized Arrival

Mild Weather Unbroken Over Most Of Nation   Some Cooling Off ly West And Showers Widespread.

Police Chief Kill Two Attackers  Shoots Father, Son As 4 Men Threaten

ARABIAN SPLENDOR      “Cairo Glitters 1s we. “Wedding Day Dawns __

Queen-To-Be Won't Attend Actual Wedding Rites  Egypt's King Farouk Takes Bride Today Amid Splendor Reminiscent of Arabian Night:

Huge Throng in Cairo as Many Nations Send Gifts  For Wedding of King Farouk; Many Feasts, Parties

Four Apply for Supervisor's Job Brownlee Resignation  Creates Vacancy

Four Apply for Supervisor's Job  Rrownlaa Racianatinn   Brownlee Resignation Creates Vacancy

U. S., British Troops Score Major Victory   Allied Naval Force Attacks Hungnam in Raid

House Continues Rollback on Beet  Also Would Okay Farm Price Curb

ALIAS JESSE JAMES  SUCCUMBS IN TEXAS   J. Frank Dalton, Who Disputed Death of Missouri Ontluw, Alftracted Affention.

REDS CHARGE NEW VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY   Peiping Radio Asserts U.S. Planes Frequently Over Neutral Area  “RIDGWAY RAPPED   General Accused of Lying,  Slander, Distortion By Communists

Gen. Ridgway Called ‘Liar’ In Red Broadcast,   Chinese Forces Being Assembled In Korea, Report

Ridgway Accused of Lying, Slander In Exchange Over Cease Fire Talks

Claim Planes Fly Every Day Over Kaesong   China Broadcast Accuses Ridgway Of Lies. Slander

Red Broadcasts Make No Mention of Truce   Peiping Busy With Propaganda Series Of Broadcasts; 10,000 Fresh Troops . Of Communists Dug In, In East Korea

Peiping Says Plane: Flew Over Shangha  Allied Headquarters Make No Re To Latest Charaes Fram Chinaca *

Violation Of Truce Daily Now Charged   Communists Also Accuse Ridgway Of Lying, Slander And Distortion

Peiping Claims New Violations.   Red Radio Charges U. S. Plane: Continue to Fly Over Kaesong.

Remain Silent On Resuming Truce Talks  Claim American Planes Violate Zone Every Day

Radio Makes No Mention OfU.N. Offer   Communist Bid Seen To Hold Up Decision Until Jap Pact Talks

Reds Claim UN Planes Fly Over Neutral Zone   Peiping Radio Keeps Up New Propaganda Blast at Allies

Allegation Injected Intd’ Series of Broadcasts Accusing Gen, Ridgway of Lying, Slander and —Distortion—Flare Reported Dropped by Bomber Over Site of Now Suspended Truce Talke

Quibbling Reds Expand Charges Of Plane ‘Raids’   Peiping Broadcast Belabors Ridgway For Iqnoring Plea

U, §, AIRCRAFT REPORTED OVER CHINESE CITIES   Alhed Headquarters Makes No Immediate Com ment On Charges   NO OFFICIAL REPLY TO RIDGWAY’S NOTE

Reds Conduct Endless Blast At Commander   Declare He Has ‘Slandered’ In Rejecting Protest

U.S. Charged by Reds With Frequent Violations  China Radio Says American Ships Fly Over Truce Area Almost Daily  GeAtral Ridgway Viciously Is Attached  Rexnalxwek Deans Tiaumaaaretsak Botta

Chinese Reds In New Blast At Ridgway   ~ Communists Accuse U. S. General Of  ‘l ving’

Reds Accuse UN Planes Of Violating Neutrality Zone Almost Every Day

Commies Fight War By Radio And Editorials   JN ‘‘Murder Corps’? Accused Of Attempting To Slay North Korean Police; Allied Planes ‘‘Flew Over China Cities”’

Red China’s Radio Accuses U. S. of Violating Kaesong Neutrality Daily

Garbled Broadcast Heard In Tokyo Claims U. S. Bombers ‘Dropped Flare Over Kaesong

Claim Allied Aircraft Fly Above Zone   U.N. Refusal To Open Probe Branded Attempt To Cover Flagrant Lies

Chinese Charge Planes Fly Over Shanghai And Other Cities On Coast   Communists Fail To Make Any Official Reply To Ridgway’s Message Offering ~ To Resume Kaesong Talks On Armistice

\Accuse Allies Of Breaking ‘Neutral Pact   Attack Ridgway With Shouts Of ‘Lying, Slander’

Chinese Say Planes Flew over Kaesong, China Coast Areas   Radio Barrage Heightens Attacks; Foe’s ‘Caucasian’ Troops Reported

Enemy Hurls New Charges  Of Violations   UN Planes Trespass Nearly Every Day, Peiping Claims

Frequent Violations By U. N. Planes ts New Red Charge   Peiping Radio In a Bitter Attack on General Ridaway.

Peiping Claims Bombers Violate Neutrality Daily   New Broadcasts of Enemy Hurl Charge ‘to Cover Up Lies’

UN Commander's Meet Offer Not Mentioned  nent ese Broadcasts e Ridgway ee OF tyin g, Distortion

Say U.S. Planes Invade Neutrality Area Every Day   Latest Alleged Violation Said To Have Occurred Wednesday; No Reply Ts Offer To Resume Talks

Red China Accuses Gen. Ridgway Of Lying. Slander, Distortion   Attemnt To Cover

Enemy Claims as Many as 43 American Planes Have Violated Truce Site in Single Day.  ACCUSE RIDGWAY   ACCUSE RIDGWAY OF LYING, SLANDER

Reds Charge New Kaesonc Violations  Peiping Broadcast Says U.S. Planes gm... at. ... +S

ENEMY RENEWS OLD ROW OVER NEUTRAL ZONE   Red China’s Peiping Radio Says American Planes Violate Kaesong Area Nearly Every Day.

Planes Stream Over Kaesong.  Peiping Says   Neutrality Broken, Ridgway Is Liar,* Red Radio Charges

Flights Over China Coast Charged To U. S. by Reds   More Talks Claimed Impossible Unless ‘Tone’ of U. S. Changes

China Resumes Accusation on Zone Violation   Red Commanders Remaining Silent On Ridgway Offer

Peiping Radio Says Allied Planes Violate Kaesong Area With Regular Daily Assaults

Claim Violations Of Truce by U.N. ‘Nearly Every Day   No Reply to Offer To Renew Talks For Cease-Fire

Charges U.N. Aireraft F ly  OverKaesong  Dt ee The Vt,   Peiping Radio Assails Allies

America Ending Peace Talks For War, Says Foe  Yankee Planes   Yankee Planes Flew Over Cities In China, Charge

General Accusec By Communists In Radio Blasts   Reds Ignore Allied Offer To Resume ‘Truce Negotiation

Peiping Charges American Planes Violate Kaesong Neutrality Nearly Every Davy

Chinese Charge Daily Violations By U.N.   Claim U.S. Airplanes Constantly Fly Over The Neutrolitv Zone

Radio Charges. Allies ‘Trying ToFomentWar   Communists Claim American Planes Flew Over Shenghai And Other Chinese Coastal Cities— Na Camment Eram Allied Sources

Charge Lying And Slander   Red Radio Adds Accusetions That American Planes Violate Neutral Area Almost Daily

Say American Planes Continue To Fly Over Kaesong Neutral Zone   PEIPING RADIO ACCUSES RIDGWAY ‘OF LIES, SLANDER IN BROADCASTS

Reds Claim UJ. S. Planes Are toBlame   Message Blasts Ridgway’s Action; No Mention Is Made Of General’s Offer

Charge U.S. Planes Over Neutral Area Every Day   Brand Refusal As Attempt To Cover Up Flagrant Lies

Peiping Makes  New Charges  Of ‘Violations’ Red Radio Claims  Neutrality Broken RW. TIM SReaec Raw

Soviets Still Give No Reply To Last Offer   Reds Make Accusation That American Planes Flew Over Shanghai

Also Charge American Warplanes Have Flown Over Shanghai, Tsingtao and Other Chinese Coastal Cities.

‘Accuse U.9..o1 Talking Part in Land. Air Raids   Peiping Radio Says  American Government Against Ending War -

Teen-Age Trio Admit Killing Ann Arbor Nurse to Get Money For Gas and Beer

Pittsburgh District Hit Hardest Hundreds Injured in Ice Storm Yesterday

Thursday’s Levels Set As Immediate Stabilization  Line By Federal Officials   BEEF, VEAL AND LAMB AFFECTED BY DECISION

Many Foods Not Affected; May Continue to Increase   But Officials Say a Few Rollbacks May Be Achieved Later in Some Industries; Wage Order Not Approved by Ching’s Board

No Attempt Made At Rollback Under “Stopgap” Measures  Specific Ceilings Will Replace Freeze On Prices; Wage Policy To Be Worked Out

Decree Draws Line At Thursday. Levels   Meat Price Boosts Halted; Other Food Hikes Likely Before Ceilinas Adopted

Many Foods Exempt Because They Are Selling Below Parity —- Exceptions Include Veal, Beef, Lamb and Pork Products — Truman Calls Upon Federal Agencies to Help Enforce the Controls.

Inflation Halt Put On Levels Of Thursday   No Roll Back Attempt Made; Reported to Be “Stopgap”’ Measures

ROLLBACKS PLANNED AFTER STUDY   Values of Goods and Services Peeged to  Dec. 19-Jan. 25 Perioc

Govt. Freezes Most Prices and All Wages at Thursday's Figures: No Freeze of Food at Farm Level

Exemptions Will Let Many Food Prices Continue to Rise; President Issues Order to Speed Up Enforcement.

Many Foods May Continue To Rise Because Defense Production Act Limits DiSalle’s ‘Power To Check Them

Wage-Price  Controls Ordered   Move Effective At Midnight, Last Thursday

Clamp Placed.  On Levels Of Jan. 25, 1951      Many Food Prices May Continue To Climb _ As Defense Production Act Is Limited.  / To Curb Some Items, DiSalle States

Ceilings Are Set At Thursday's Level By Order   Curbs Temporary, Flexible Program To Follow; Many Foods Listed In Exemptions

No Effort Made To Roll Back Price Line At Present; Ceilings To Come

Thursday’s Levels Fixed With Possibility of Some Rollbacks To Come Later

Final UN Move On China Near   Security Council Strikes Korea Issue From Agenda to Remove Barrier

DISCIPLINARY STEPY RECOMMENDED IN LAUNCH SINKING   IN LAUNCH SINKING  Navy Court Of Inquiry Withholds Names; Lists A Cancec OF Disaster

DISCIPLINARY STEPS RECOMMENDED IN LAUNCH SINKING  Navy Ceurt Of Inquiry      Navy Ceurt Of Inquiry Withholds Names; Lists 4 Causes Of Disaster

M Math Issues Plea For Aid to Schools   Question Called ‘New Taxes Or Sub-Marainal Education

Fire Damage at Crooksville Pottery Placed at $75,000  Eieamen Eran These Tawne Bathe Biare   Firemen From Three Towns Battle Blaze Which Started in Convevor System Motor   See Phota, Page 2

Columns Converge On Chechon   U.S. And French Troops Kill 1,000 Reds In One Skirmisl!

Chinese Shift Faltering Drive  Red Columns Converge On Chechon in Snowstorm

Reds Shift Attack to East Area   Central Front Attack Falters As Allied Forces ‘Kill Hundreds —

Communists Faltering On Central Front But Open New Drive to East   Enemy Outflanks Wonju and Pushes Within Five Miles of Rail and Road Gateway to Pusan Beachhead.

Outflank Wonju and Drive to Within Five Miles of Chechon, Gateway to Pusan Area; 120,000 More Reported Poised to Strike

Outflank Wonju, Push To Within 5 Miles Of Chechon   Communists’ Faltering Central Offensive Shifted To East; Three Red Columns Of 2,000 Men Each Converge On Chechon In Blinding Snowstorm Today

Chinese Communists Slink From Central Front To Lick Wounds   Over 120,000 Troops Reported Tc Be Massing North Of Wonju; 18,000 Casualties In 2 Days.

Wherry Blames Tig-Lag Policy, Not MacArthur’  Inept Policy Has Led Te Brink Of Another Wer, GOP Leader Say:

Lew Williams Awaits Letter Telling Him He Is Ousted   Governor Says Resignation Asked In January

Lew Williams Awaits Word From Truman   Says He Will Not Issue Statement Firing Is Official

Allied Planes Bag 3 Red Jets, Probably Destroy 2 Others and Damage 12 in Blazing Air Battles

Twelve Enemy Jets Damaged and Iwo Probably Destroyed in Blazing Battles.      FOE INTERCEPTS BOMBERS, FIGHTERS   U. N. Suffers No Losses but One Superfort Is Damaged —Ground Fighting Slows Down.

Air Fight in Bridge Raid   Bombers Pound Vital Crossing in Face of Fren zied Red Jet Assaults

Three Russian-Made Planes Shot Down, Twelve More Damaged As Commies Try To Stop Eight U. N. Bombers, Fighters

Allied Pilots Beat Off 105 In MIG Alley   Bombers Blast- Span On Rail Supply Line From Red Manchuria

INSIDE ‘WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staf Of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers

FOE BUILDS FOR OFFENSE, DOUG REPORTS   U. S. Patrols Roam No-Man’s-Land In Korea

PURGE PLANNED   Premier Calls Homeland  ‘Economically   Backward’

Red China's Premier Warns More Blood Purges Are Due in His ‘Economically Backward’ Land

Red China’s Premier Gives Warning That More Blood Purges Are Coming

Premier Warns More Purges Due In Red China   Telis of Trouble Of Regime In Land Reforms

Chinese Say More Purges Are Planned   Radia, Address is Tipoff That Reds Are Being Resisted

Red China Warns ()f Blood Purge   Sea Of Trouble Reported Behind Bamboo Curtain

(Chinese Reds Threaten Vlore Purges  Premier Tells Of Home Troubles

China's Premier Bluntly Warns Of More Purges   Chou Indicates In Intercepted Radio Talk That Sea Of Trouble Boils Inside Red Ching

Says More Are Coming .... a A EE SONI se n+:  Red China Leader Warns Of Killings

Bamboo Curtain Trouble  China Warns of New Purge To Speed Economic Reform:

Chinas Leader Warns of More Blood Purges   Chou Admits All Not Well; Resistance To Reds Increasing

More Blood Purges In China Coming  Red Premier Warns   Red Premier Warns Of More Purges In Troubled Homeland

China To See Blood Purges  Red Premier Savs   Red Premier Says Nation Has Ocean Of Troubles

Truman Begins Preparation of Budget Message   83 Billion Dollar Spending Program Seen for Next Yeo

Bay State Plans Hero's Weleome For MacArthur   Speech To Be Delivered To Legislators Viewed  Of Major Importance

MacArthur Starts 2-Day Boston Visit Will Speak To Legislature Tonight

EXPLOSION KILLS 11 W. VIRGINIA MINERS   Rescue Workers Kecover——t Bodies and 3 More Dead Are Discovered Later.

Eleven Men Killed By Mine Explosion  Bodies Recovered At Kermit, W. Va. 

11 Coal Miners Die in Explosion   W. Va. Disaster Injures 2 Others

It's A Little Different In Kerr But Pall of Indifference Is ‘Reported In November Elections

Texas Voters Are Showing Little Interest In State Amendments Election Next Tuesda‘

 Usual Indifference Blankets Texas Prior To Voté On Five Amendments

Minnesotan Didn’t Really Drive First Bus, But He Helped Pioneer the Business

Co-eds Engage in Water Fight But 5.000 Get Into the Act   Police Summoned to Ohio State Campus

- Friendly Water Fight Turns Into Riot  EOND Ost  Stidente End Melee After Police Use Tear Gas: Nine ‘Arrested

Playful Co-eds Start Melee  Police Manhandled and Equipment Wrecked at OSU

Riot Starts After Students Have Fun   Friendly Water Fight is Beginning of Big Melee At Ohio State University

(Pie Arrest 9 0.8.U. Students Coed Water Fight Stirs High Time On High St.

Tear Gas Halts Students Riot  5000 Battle Police in Columbus. Oh;

Warer, Water cverywnere  5,000 Ohio State Students on Rampage, Stage Riot

Sorority Water Fight Nears Riot  Ohio Police Stop OSU Melee With Tear Gas

OSU Student Water Fight Spreads Into Riot; Tear Gas Quells Spirit

Bonfire Feud Spreads Like Flash Fire  OSU Co-eds Start Near Riot Of 5,000 On Pigskin Avenue

‘Spring Stirs Blood of OSU Students With Friendly Frolic Becoming Riot

Sor ority Water Battle Turns Into Near Riot Of 5.000 OSU Students

Adm. Halsey, Stettinius in  Big Ship Deal   Firm Made $2,800,000 “From $100, 006 Start  TT OA ee or

SHIP DEAL IS SCRUTINIZED BY SENATORS   Naval Hero Among Stockholders of Company That Net. ted Rie Profit.

Air Force Bomber Crashes In W. Va.   Three Reserve Army Officers Killed; Bodies Of Two Found

— DECISION — MacArthur To Stay in Command   CONGRESSIONAL SGURCE QUOTED

Report Truman Not Planning fo Discipline General   Caught In Squeeze Between Supporter: In U. S. and Allies

No Truman Action on  MacArthur   President Reported Deciding Against Any Disciplinary Measure  MAY REPRIMAND HIM  Any Such Action Could Upset the Existing Situation in Japan

MacArthur Is Hot Topie   Truman, Demo Leaders Silent on Subject of Handling General

White House Reported To Be Disturbed  ‘Mac’ Will Remain As Far East Chief  Te flantészl Wand .

Report Truman Won't Fire Gen. MacArthur   But May ‘Eat Him Out’ for Speaking Out of Turn on Foreign Policy

President Won’‘t Upset MacArthur's Far East Status   But That Doesn’t Mean There'll Be No Reprimand for General’s Public Statement, Says Source on White House Decision

Hruman In the Middle On MacArthur   In Squeeze Between Home Front and Allied Nations

Drastic Action Likely To Start Row in Congress  Republicans Urge Ouster Action on Acheson, Instead

Report Truman Decides Against Disciplining’ Gen. MacArthur   President Caught in Squeeze Between Home Front Supporters of U.N. Commander and Allies Who Are Demanding His -Reprimand

Truman Decides No! fo Discipline Senera! MacArthur   But Way Is Left Open to Repiimand Because oi Public Statements.

Truman Caught In Squeeze on M’ Arthur Affair  White House Silent About Any Action

Hesitant to Comment as  To MacArthur   President Talks With Leaders on Policy Issue

Report Truman Will Not Punish Gen. MacArthur   President Is Caught in Squeeze: Britain Wants Mac Curbed

MacArthur Puts Truman On the Spot   Any Rebuke of Genera! Might Bring Adverse  Reaction Here, But Allies Are Much Worried

No Comment From Truman On MacArthur   Confers With Leaders On General's Latest ‘Hot Potato’

Mechem Vetoes RightofWay Bill, School Board Measure   arnt BILLS

Voters Decide Special Issues In lowa Towns   Generally Light Turnouts as Fall Balloting Is [naugurated

Generally Light Votes In Most City Elections   First Municipal Elections In Fall Held In lowa

Former Czech  Minister Held   Clementis Seized On Espionage Charge

Truman Predicts Record Spending By Republicans  In Presidential Campaign

Truman Hits At GOP ‘Lies And Smears’  Talk ‘Political Effontry,’ Says Candidate Taft

Both Sides Warm Up For 1952   GOP Replies ‘Corruption After Truman Warns Of ‘Lies and Smears’

Truman Declares Democratic Party Prepared To Fight Anticipated GOP “Lies And Smears” In 1952 Election

TRUMANSAYS HELOOKSFOR LIES. SMEARS   Taft Says Demos Using Tax Money For Propaganda

Will Resist  ‘Lies, Smears’ Stand Brings Reply of Corruption by GOP

TV UILANGL) Phil  ‘  “Lies, Smears, Corruption’ Tags Used by Truman and Taft

Corrupt Rule GOP Reply To Truman   ‘Lies, Smear’ Charges Of President Draw Hot Republican Fire

Democrats Won't Take ‘Lies and Smears’ Lying Down, He Says; Speech Brings Rebuttals From GOP’s Taft, Gabrielson

Truman Says *Truth’ On Side Of Dem:   Republicans Reply With ‘Corruption’ Charges To Talk

Truman Starts ‘§2 Campaign; GOP Replies   President and Taft Exchange Charges of Political Snendina

TRUMAN SPEECH IS LASHED HARD BY 6.0,P, HEADS   President Says He Expects Campaign Of Lies And Smears— Taft, Gabrielson  Blast Assertions.

Truman Predicts GOP Campaign Of ‘Smears, Lies’  Ranuhlicane Ranly Th Hie Challanac   ‘epublicans Reply To His Challenge With More ‘Corruption’ Charges

H. T. DELIVERS “GIVE ’EM HELL” ATTACK ON GOP   SEES FOE CAMPAIGN OF “LIES, SMEARS,” HEAVY SPENDING

Truman Comes Out In Fighting Talk  Says Democrats Won’t Take Lying Down Anti nimwmted “8 tan wma Cie

Reply fo Truman ‘Smear’ Charges   Republicans Rap President Attack on Senator Taft

GUP Answers Truman With More Charges   President Launches Another 'Give ‘Em Hell’ Campaian

‘Lies’ Are Hit In Harsh Talk   Republicans Will Spend Heavily, He Predicts

Truman Declares Democratic Party Won't Take Lying Down “Lies ‘And Smears’ He Foresees in 1952

Reiterate ‘Corruption’  Charges After Speech President Says Democrats to F ight Rennhlican “J jes. Smears’? m 752

Republican Spokesmen Reiterate Charges of ‘Corruption’ Truman Savs Democrats Won't Take ‘Lies And Smears’

To Truman ‘Smear’ Blast—  GOP Replies With More  Charges of Corruption

Republicans Reply Hofly To Truman   President Says Demo Won't Take “Smears” Lying Down in ‘52.

“Corruption” Is Reply to Charge of “Lies, Smears   Promised “Slugging” Gets Under Way in Hot Exchanges

Scoffs At Charges Of GOP Lies   Deserves Prize For Political Effrontery,  Gave Senator

Truman Rallies Party To Resist  ‘Lies and Smears  Fiahtina Speech Sets Keynote of

GOP Replies To Truman Smear Charge  Republicans Add   Republicans Add To Claims of Party ‘Corruption’

 Expects Opposition to Resort to Lies, Smears 3 Republicans Reiterate With Corruption Charge

GOP Leaders Answer Blast By President   Gabrielson Declares People “Alarmed By Corruption. Taxes?"

Republicans Reply To Truman's Talk  Reiterate Charges OF ‘Corruption’

Truman Contes Out In Fighting Talk  Says Democrats Won't Take Lying Down Anticipated ‘Lies and Smears

Truman Says GOP Will Use “Lies”  Republicans Reiterate tia See ae ** yr. ¥isas fe

Republicans Reply By Pointing to Corruption Charges   “Won't Take Lies And Smears Lying Down”, Truman Say:

President, GOP Trade Hot Charges  Truman Hits ‘Lies   Truman Hits ‘Lies And Smears’, Foes Attack ‘Corruption’

Truman Rips GOP ‘Smear’ Campaign  And Slush Fund  Avoids Subject Of Corruption:   Avoids Subject Of Corruption: Taft, Gabrielson Blast Back

Republicans Make Reply To President   Truman Sees Much  ‘Money To Be Used

Truman Says He'll Answer G.0.P ‘Lies’.  Doesn't Mention Any Charces   Doesn't Mention Any Charges Of Wrong-Doing

Truman’s Speech Brings Charges Of  More Corruption From Republicans

HST Anticipates Lies And Smears From Republicans   Says Demos Not To Take Them Lying Down; GOP Charges More Corruption

President Defends: Policies   Declares Democratic Party Won't Take Lying Down GOP Lies, Smears

Navy Will Jump Size Of Fleet   Plans to Double Number of Carriers; Add More Destroyers, Battleship

Navy to Double Number of Aircraft Carriers in Fleet   Will Add Several Cruisers, 2 Battleships In Expansion Program

NAVY EXPANSION PLANS SPEEBEQ   Will Double Number Of Aircraft) Carriers — 'Twe Additional Batileships   Other Vessels.

Navy To Get More Aircraft Carriers   Also Plan To Have 2 More Battleships And Other Warship:

Navy To Seek Expanded Program   New Aircraft Carriers Sought For Service

Plan Big Expansion Of Navy   _Would Double Carrier Strength, Add Battleships, Cruisers, Destrovers

Navy Has" Big Plans  For Future   Expansion Program Calls for Building More of Every Type Ship. Revamping Som

Navy.Expansion Would Double Carrier Force   Cruisers And Destroyers, Two More Battleships Called For In Program

Navy Expansion Program Calls For Twice Number Of Aircraft Carriers

Navy Moving to Double Its Carrier Fleet   Expansion Program Calls for 28 Craft Instead of Present 14

Navy Plans fo Double Number of Carriers It Had in Operation Before Korean War

Tax-Budget Decision Is Still Put Off   State Senate Group Fails in Effort To Determine If New  Taxes Are Needed

Can’ t Deport Costello, McGri ath Says   - Neither Can He Be Denaturalized, Attorney General Declares; Moran Indicted

M’'Grath Says Costello Can't Be Deported   Convicted Only Once Of Serious "Crime

Settlement Not As Yet Near On Wage Control  Organized Labor Would Return To Board On Own Terms

Pay Ceiling Plan Set Up By Unions   Johnston Holding Third Conference

Public To Be Heard Tomor row Morning in Senate  Chamber; GOP Ranks in Deadlock on Bills.  FARM BUREAU BACK REPUBLICAN REBELS

Full Senate To Hear Views Of Citizens   GOP State Head Calls County And Townshio Leaders

Parley Fails, 9000 Phone Workers Out   Nevada, Northern California Units Service Slowed

Reds Throw New Units  Into Defense  Tank-Led U.N, Jabs to Within 12 Miles of Line

Allied Forces Advance All Along 140-Mile Front, 8th Army Within 17 Miles of 38th In 11 Points but Exact Positions Unknown

Chinese Reds Hurl 3rd Army Into Allied Pat!   UN Advance Continues U. S., Britain Confer Over Parallel

Allies Drive But 12 Miles From Parallel   Communists Desperately Attempting to Halt Offensive of United Nations Armies,

Action to Screen Retreat of Other Enemy Forces   Two Yank Columns Reported Within 14 Miles of 38th Parallel

ENEMY MOVES  TOSTOP DRIVE OF U.N. TROOPS   Heavy Fighting On Central Front, 8 Miles South Of 38th Parallel.

United Nations Troops Advance Along 140-Mile Front; Meet  ‘Some Rear Guard Resistance

Seek To Screen Northward With. drawal Of Other Chinese Troops; Tauk Led UN Columns Near Parallel   UN TROOPS ADVANCE ON 140 MILE LINE

China Reds Throw  New Army Into Line   Purpose Is To Screen The Northward Withdrawal Of Other Commie Troops

rc Field Army Units Screening Relreat North   UN Troops Continue To Press Forward

Chinese Use New Troops on Korean Front  Elements of Third Field Army Thrown into Line

Tank Columns Only 12 Miles From Parallel   Chinese Using 3d Army Units to Cover Withdrawal

AIR SUPREMACY BATTLES RAGE   American Sabres Down 5 Red Jets Without U. S. Loss

American Sabrejets, Qutnumbered Four To One, Score Sweeping Wins

Red Peace Negotiators Suggest Neutral Observers Behind Lines And Freeze Of Troops, Arms; U.S. Jets Score Another Victory

PIVE Milas SMUT VUWIN Sabre Jets Gutnumbered 4 to 1 Score Sweeping Victory

American Jets Score Brilliant Air Victory   Outnumbered Yank Pilots Down Red Planes

Allied Pilots Again Victors In MIG Alley   Jet Jockeys Blast Reds In Combat. As ROKs Begin Cleanup

Yankee Jets Drive Enemy Out of Skies   Outnumbered American Fighters Score Big © Victory Over Chinese In Korean Air War

Sabrejets Bag 5 More-MiGs, Damage Three  No UN PlanesLost _ Though Outnumbered Baur ta Ona in Biahks

OUTNUMBERED AMERICAN JETS DOWN FIVE MIGS   Yanks Outnumbered Four to One; Lose No Planes In Battle,

American Fliers Bag Five Planes Without Losses   U.S. Sabre Jets Are Outnumbered By Four To One

rive Red Migs Shot Down In Korean Attack   45 Sabre Jets Beat 175 Enemy Craft In Clash

Sabres Score In Mounting Air Battle   Calm Along Korean Ground Front Unbroken

5 Red Jets Downed In Latest Tilt   Ground Action Still Quiet; Communists Behind Lines Hunted

45 Americans Take on 175 Migs And Down Five   Then All Return Safely to Bases; But Red China Now Is Posing “Real Threat” to Allied Air Supremacy.

Allied Jets Underdogs, But Score  Over Reds   Five MIGs Baggec And 3 Damaged Without Loss  To U. S. Planes

Outnumbered U. S. Sabre Jets Score Sweeping Victory in Mounting Battle for Korean Air Supremacy

Outnumbered Allied Sabres Destroy Five Jets Without Loss tn Another Bie Battle

Allied Jets Down Five Red Planes   No U.S. Sabres Lost in Sweeping Victory

Sabres In Great  Air Win   Outnumbered U.S. Fighters Score Victory Over Reds In Sunday's Battle

Sabre Jets Score Sweeping WinOver Reds in Air War   Enemy Shows Less Figh Than Previously—Land Fronis’ Calm Unbroken

po  Nearly 350 Teachers, Junior Academy Members at K. U. Meeting

GAS PRESSURE AGAIN STRONG: SCHOOLS OPEN   Winter Slackens Its Icy Grip _Durina The Weekend

Several Homes Without Heat As Gas Pressure Fell   Temperatures Drop , To 12 and 14 Below Friday and Saturday

Big River Edges Toward Crifical Stage at Canton   Hotel Surrounded by Water; Some Business “Men Move Property

Uncertainty At Canton   Al UGHIVIT  River Is Rising  At Faster Rate Than Ervnne-tnry

Endorses Plan For 4 Divisions To Aid Europe   Resolution Also Calls on President To Consult Congress

Puts Truman Curb’ Into  Resolution  69-21 Vote Tops 2 Manth. (1 Neha

Senators Approve 4 Combat Divisions To Defend Europe   Measure Calls on Truman to Obtain Okay Of Congress Before Ordering More Units Into Eisenhower's International Arms

Resolution Limits Aid To Only Four Divisions And Supporting Troops   Vote Climaxes Weeks Of Bitter Debate Over Contribution Of United States In Fighting Men To Aid Allies Abroad

Senate Votes. Four-Division Aid to Europe  _ Asks President Get ' Congress Approval   _ Asks President Get Congress Approval Before Sending Any Additional Forces

Gls-To-Europe Resolution Is Passed, 69-21  Approves Sending   Approves Sending 4 Divisions To ‘ke’

Senate Indorses  Kurope Troops   Okehs Sending Four Divisions For Defense Against Reds

Hist oric Troop Resolution Is Given Approval   Call On Truman To Limit Sending Of Yanks Overseas

SENATE APPROVES SENDING. 100,000 TROOPS TO EUROPE   Bill Orders Truman to Ask Congress Approval on Additional Force   VOTE IS 69 TO 21   Taft Hails Check on President—Connally Sees Bar to War Now

Three Months Of Bitter Debate Precedes Action   Resolution Is Not Binding On Truman But Has Influence

Senate OK Given Troops For Europe   But Truman Is Told to Ask Before Sending Anv More.

Resolution Not Legally Binding on President   Calls on Truman To Get Congr ‘ess’ Approval Before Sendine Troons

FOUR DIVISIONS TO EISENHOWER ARE APPROVEL   Senate Insists, However, On Being Consulted In Future   ADMINISTRATION GETS ANOTHER SETBACK

Senate Okays Sending Troops To Europe  Great Debate Ends; Truman Asked To Get Approval for More‘

SENATE OKAYS 100,000 MEN FOR GEN. IKE   Reich, Spain, Greece, Turkey May Get Bids To Join Pact

Crashing Plane Kills Ten Fort Dix Soldiers In Truck  Twenty Others Injured As Jet Trainer Crashes Into Vehicle Full Of Trainees

SAYS LD) MAN DUCTOR   JET PLANE HITS TRUCK; 10 KILLEE   EIGHT’SOLDIERS ON GROUND AND TWO OFFICERS IN CRAFT PERISH.

Jet Plane Hits Truck, Eleven Killed  22 Other Soldiers Hurt at Fort Dix In Unusual Mishan

11 Men Killed, 22 Injured in Fort Dix Crash   Plane Fighting for Altitude Bounces Off Truck and Plows Into Woods; Men Had Just Finished Day's Training.

20 Hurt as Jet And Auto Burn  Near Forf Dix Ground Soldiers   Ground Soldiers Unable to Escape Oncoming Death

Loaded Troop Vehicle Struck By Jet Trainer Fighting For Altitude    20 Injured When Two-Place Ship Crashes In Training Area For Ground Soldiers From Fort Dix

Fuel Explodes, Engulfs Class; 99 Are Burned   Sergeant Yells ‘Hit Dirt’ As Plane Rips Path Into Camp Area

Craft Smashes Into Fort Dix Training Area   Soldiers on Way Back To Base When Mishap Occurs: 22 Are Injured

10 GI's Killed As Jet Crashes Into Truck —   20 Others Hurt by Blazing Jet Fuel Near Jersev Air Field

Plane Hits Vehicle Near Ft. Dix, N. J.; 2 Pilots, 10 Gls Killed   Flames Sear Area as Soldiers Prepare to Embark for Camp; 21 Injured

22.Other GI's Hurt In Crash   Training Plane Roors into Truck Loaded With Tired Soldiers

Blazing Jet Plane Dives Into Truck Of Gls, Ten Dead   Two Fliers, Eight Soldiers Are Killed Near Fort Dix Drill Field

British Also Reported Willing To Give Up Bases If Country Aids In Defense

“Shoot fo Kill’ Orders Given Suez Forces   Egypt Invited to Join Middle. East Pact Against Reds.

Firm Attitude Is Being Taken On Canal Zone   Alternative 4.Pact Plan Being Offered Eoyntians

British Army To Defend  Suez Canal   Egypt Asked To Join East Defense Pian

SHOOT, KILL ORDER GIVEN BY ENGLAND   United States, Turkey In Diplomatic Move To Ease Tension

Britain Orders Troops in Suez Canal to ‘Shoot’   Sends Reinforcements Into Sudan as Tension Mounts

Britain Sends More Men to Defend Sudan   Joint Four-Power Defense Proposal for Canal -Made to Egynt

Middle East Involved In Suez Dispute   Reinforcements Sent To Guard Canal After ng Farouwk?s Threat

LONDON SPEEDING REINFORCEMENTS INTO SUDAN AREA    Paratroopers On Cyprus Alerted For Call Te

Suez Troops Get Shoot To Kill Orders   Britain Stern But Leaves  Way Open For Egypt To Cooperate In Middle  East Defenses

26 LOUISIANA MEN RETURNING   Among Army Combat Veterans On Way Home From Korea Battlefields

Lab Ship Findings On Red Epidemics Affect Entire ‘Course Of War In Korea

Yank Planes Blast Three Soviet MIG s  ‘Copters Take Allied Troops Into Combat

U. S. Planes Damage Three Jet Ships in Series of Battles Fought Over Northwest Korea  More Than 100 Speedy Jets Take Part in Day’s Fight

Jet Planes Engage in New Battles  Three Soviet-Made Jets Reported Damaged in Fight

Helicopters Ferry Troops Into Action: More MiGs Hit   Reinforced Company Of Marines Delivered To Mountain Summit

Three Red Jets Damaged In Korean Aerial Battle   Giant Helicopters Used To Transport Marine. Troops Into Attion For First Such Maneuver’

Jet Battles Continue in Air Tanales   Ground Treops Meet With: ering Red Mertar Fire in Bottle for Hills

The Weather   3 Migs Hit In Korean Jet Battle   78 Red Planes Fail to Hurt 49 Allied Ships

U. N. Pilots Win Jet Doafights, Hit Three MiGs   Helicopters Take New War Role,  Farryvina Tranns

Vicious Air Fights Mark Korean Front   Allied and Red Planes Engage in Ferocious Struggles; Ground Fighting Is Savage

Jet Air Battles _ Continue As Skies Clear Over Korea   Damage Three Enemy Airplanes, Heavy Fighting Reported in Bloody ‘Battle Of The Hills’

49 U.S. PLANES — ~ TANGLE WITH 78 - ENEMY JETS   Yanks Damage Three Migs; Helicopters Ferry Troops Into Action.

Helicopters Used fo Take Allied Forces Into Battle   Marines, Equipment Fer ried to Mountain Peak:

American Planes Damage Three Russian-Made Jets In Dogfights      Tangle Over Northwest Korea; No Allied Losses Reported By Air Forte

HELICOPTERS MOVE MARINE UNIT TO HILL.   ‘Battle Of Hills’ Continues; Other Fighting Is Local

Baiter MIG Jets  In Korea      Three Damaged By UN anes After One Had  Been Destroyed

Allied Planes Damage Three  Russian MIG’:   HelicoptersBeginFerrying UN Troops Into Hill Sectors

Helicopters Ferry Troops Into Action   Withering Red Fire Hits Allies In Bloody Hills

ALLIED TROOPS BATTERED BY RED ARTILLER\   Aerial Warfare Shows No Letup; 3 Enemy Jets Damaged.

Ferry BattleReady Marines To Mountain Summit ~ Jet Dogfights And  Savage Ground  Battles In News

Dogtights Swirl Over. Battlefront   No Allied Losses Reported in Battle Hitting 43,000 Feet; *Copters Ferry Units

Three MiGs Are Damaged  In Dogtights   opters Ferry Men Into Action

Marines Ferry  Troops By Helicopters   Novel Method Of Transportation Used In Korea

Ohio Farmers Hope For Rain   Central and South Crops Are Suffering

Military Unhappy Over Draft   Objcet to Civilian Board That Would Control UMT

Top Military Men Unhappy About Draft   Particularly Upset. ’ About UMT Features OF Wones RIN .

Ku Kluxers Plan To Sue Jaycees   Hits Resolution © Jaycees Adopted

"Truman Dismissal of MacArthur a Glaring Injustice’   Rep. Armstrong (R-Mo) Issues Statement Before Dining With Chiang.

Resolution Is Passed After Hot Meeting   Insist That Other Nations Send Ground Troops To Korea

WAN FATALLY INJURED \T MOUNTAIN PROJECI   Leroy Fleagle, Emmitsburg Power Shovel Operator, Dies At Waynesboro Following Accident

‘Tax Collection Agency Probes Seen Spreading   Former U.S. Official Testifies Hannegan Approved Practice

IN A DUAL ROLE   Tax Collector Got Word He Could: Continue Law Practice

Hannegan Said He Could Hold Two Jobs, Tax Probers Told   Activities as Collector Now Investigated By Grand Jury

Former Tax Collector Says He Was Told He Could Continue His Law Practice and Be U. S. Official

Finnegan  Testifies AtHearing   Ex-St. Louis Revenue Collector Told He Could Keep Legal Practice, Claim

Finnigan Says He Took Job ‘For Prestige’   Declares He Was Assured He Could Keep Law Practice

Finnegan Says Outside Work Drew Approval   Former Collector Tells of Concept Of Revenue Job

Argentina “Buys Shuttered Paper   Government Moves Its Officials Into La Prensa Building

Order Due in Few Days Will Freeze Almost All Prices at Present Levels For 30 Days; Scrap Iron Rules Issued

Thal ofttt COT PLAN OF FULL CONTRO   Order to All Manufacturers Will Put Brake On Food Cost Rise.

Price Freeze For 30 Days  Contemplated   Formula For Contrels Possible Will Go Into Effeet By March 1.

Action Expected To Come Within The Next Week   Informants Assert No Indication Seen Of Waae Controls

Report DiSalle To Order Freezing Of Almost All Prices For 30 Day Period

Price Freeze Expected Next Week    Temporary Freeze Tc Precede Mandatory Controls

Income Taxes May Not Soar Until October   George And Millikin Agree No Quick Action Due; Truman Total Hit

TWIN UN TANK COLUMNS KILL ENEMY HORDES   Allies Gain 24% Miles I Bitter Fighting Close To Seoul

Twin Allied Tank Forces Smash Reds’ Seoul Line   Push Relentlessly Forward Against Stubborn Chinese

GAINS AS HIGh AS 4 MILES REPORTED   Two Raider Tank Columns Linkup Near Seoul   Set Up New Defense Lines At Frozen Han River: Bombers Hit Hard

Allied Tank Linkup: Traps  ‘Enemy Troops Near Seoul   Reds Set Up New Defense iine South Qé Wan Divar Aftar Eiva Mile Botront

Twin Allied Tank Units Join Ranks   Kill Hundreds of Reds Below Seoul; Enemy Defense Cracked.

Hundreds Of Reds Killed In Entrapment  “Gains as High as Fou Miles Made Against ‘Retremina Chinese

Allied Forces Link Up Near  Seoul’s Gates   Raider Tanks Kilt Hundreds Of Enemy tu Bitter Fickting

Tank Columns Link South Of Korean Capita  Main Chin   Main Chinese Line Of Defense Cracks Under Allied Guns

Hundreds Of Chinese Trapped And Slain On Seoul Front — Allies Also Gain On Central Line.

Rear-Guard Red Troops Slaughtered   Warmer Weather May Thaw River, Cat Red Escape

Twin Allied Tank Drive Traps Reds   Pincers Attack Brings Death To Rear Guard

Allied Tanks Trap, Destroy Red Rear Guard  Senitadl fate   Limited Offensive Continues to Gain In Seoul Vicinity

Red Troop Losses High In Allied Tank Trap   Warmer Weather May Hamper Enemy From Retreating Across Thawing River

ALLIED FORCE BLASTS REDS   Kill Hundreds Caught In Vise Of Steel After Bitter Fighting

MacArthur’s Talk Gets Full Support Of Foreign Press   Non-Red Newspapers Agree Communism Is Global Menace; Some See  Long Controversy

U. N. Forces Lose Airfields; Red Masses Swarm 60 Miles Into Central South Korea

Communists Drive Deep Inte South Korea   Race Toward Taegu in Attempt to Cut Off Eighth Army

BITTER BATTLE RAGES AS ENEMY RACES TO SEVER UN RETREAT  Onrushing Reds Aim At Vital Road Hub

Bitter Battle Rages as Reds Lash at Wonju   Allies in Fierce Fight as Enemy Flows by Key Rail Hub

Foe Now 60 Miles South of 38th in (One Karea Sector   Yanks Continue to Flee South, Chinese In Pursuit

Bypassed City Bitterly Defended By Allies; U.N. Retreat Continues   Communist Probing Unit Of 4,000 Reported 60 Miles South Of Parallel

VENERAL RETREAT UF U.N. FORGES Y TILL UNDER WAY      American Planes Hammer Hard at North Koreans and Chinese in Etfort ta  Slow Advance,   M’ARTHUR’S FORCES PULL OUT OF SUWON   Allies in East Give Up Their Last Toehold North of the Thirty-Kighth Parallel.

Tax Bills Come Out In Lansing  House Leaders Push Good Roads Levies

Explorers Reach Unknown West Face  Of Mt. McKinley; Plan Camp at 10,000 Fee

Polish Minister. Reported Missing  “Remors Telf Story: Of Assassination Try

: Where Is He?      Disappearance of Red.Hero ap PP : Mystifies Western Diplomats

DEATH COMES TO A’ PLYMOUTH COUNTY PIONEER WOMAN   Rites Are Held Last Thursday At LeMars For Mrs. Minnie Klemme

RED OFFENSIVE IS EXPECTED WITHIN HOURS   Allied Soldiers In Position For Next Bla Test

CHINESE RADIO BLAMING U, S, IN BROADCASTS   Informed Sources Say Agreemnt Is Expected Shortly   Wavy Left Oven

CHINESE RADIO. BLAMING U, S. IN BROADCASTS   Informed Sources Say Agreemnt Is Expected Shortly

Blankenbecler Will Serve Only As An Alderman  Kingsport Mayor Says He Wauld Not Accent   Kingsport Mayor Says He Would Not Accept Office; Many Surprisec

GOP Senator  Backs Trumar   President Right in Ousting Mac. Savs Morse

Columbia Jam Backs Up River  Local Condition Hits Lancaster Co. Area

Hungarian Consulates Must Close  And U.S. Orders Americans Not to Travel in Hungary

Two Satellite Consulates In East Reclosed   State Department Acts Swiftly To Punish Red Bloc For Ransom Demand, Payment; “Our Patience Not Inexhaustible”’   Ry FDWARD E. BOMAR

U.S. CLOSES CONSULATES, FORBIDS AMERICANS TO. ‘TRAVEL IN HUNGARY

Travel Banned, Consulates Ordered Closed  Hungarian Legation In Washington Only

Two Consulates Ordered Closed In Quick Action   Counter-Blow Made For ‘Fining’ Four American Airmen

Two Satellite Consulates In  East Reclosed   State Department Acts Swiftly To Punish Red Bloc For Ransom Demand, Payment; “Our Patience Not Inexhaustible’’

House Raises Spending Bill Despite Pleas for Economy  Debate Goes on All Dav Without Reaching

Acheson Warns Of Treachery   Says Reds May Take Action After Korean Peace. If It Comes

New Threats  By Reds Seen   Acheson Says Peace In Korea May Be Offset By Other Drives

New Korea Treachery Is Forecast   Acheson Warns Red Trickery May Result ‘Anywhere’

UN Fights For Hill Position On Cold Front   Secretary Of State Warns Of New Communist Treacheries

Acheson Sees Treachery By Reds In Asia  ” Seereiary haves Peace In Korea To  a. han 7 a oe ae

Acheson Warns Of Treachery in Truce Parleys  Aggression Is Seen As One Aftermath

Acheson Fears Red Aggressive Moves  n 1952   Secretary Lists Five Danger Spots Needing “Constant Vigilance”

Acheson Wams Red Treachery Constant Menace   Peace in Korea Might Bring Outbreak in Other Areas

Peace In Korea May Be Followed By Other Red Treachery. Acheson Says

Red Treachery Warning Is Giver   Secretary of State Reports Korean Peace May Cover up Action

Treason To Follow  In Korea   Even If Peace Pact Is Signed, Acheson Fears Communists  Will Blast Elsewhere

NO GROUNDS FOR COMPLACENCY   Acheson Warns Of New  ‘Communist Treachery

Peace In Korea May Bring New Red Treachery: Acheson   Must Not Let Down Vigilance In Coming Year

Sec. Acheson Is Cautious  Sees Danaer Of   Sees Danger Of New Communist Treachery In ‘52

Acheson Warns Of Treachery By Communists   U.S. Secretary In Blast At Tactics Of Russians

Secretary Warns Nation Further Treachery by Reds In Korea Hinted by Acheson

Treachery Is Warned By Acheson   £5 VV GQLIEUTU By Acheson  Says Communists Also May Open Aggression in Asia or Other Border Area  Critical Points Constant ‘Vigilance’ Is Required for Five  Danger Snate

Acheson Warns Of Communist Treachery  New Aggression Could Follow Korean Peace

New Trouble Due, Acheson Warning Says   Secretary Of State Says Red “Treachery” May Follow Korea

Sorrowing Mother's Embittered Query On Why Son Died in Korea Answered

Prove Views Of UN Delegates On Red China Issue  i Re Bi   Senator To Question Truman Appointees, Including Jessup

Quick Levy Aim of Virginia Dem   Robertson Seys Then . Senate Could Maturely Write Rest of Bill

Quickie Tax Bill Of §8 Billion Urged In Senate   ‘Troops To Europe’ Approval Expected As Taft Relents

Propose Congress Write Quickie Tax As Interim Stop Gap Against Inflation

I-84 Crashes  Being Probed  TW wenesms Beem Weletecnm   Wrong Fuel Mixture Possibility Studied

Air Force, FBI Sift Jet Crashes   ‘Wrong’ Fuel Hinted as Disaster Cause

“Wrong Fuel” Might Have Been Used  Inquiry Is Continued In Jet Tragedy

Cause of Strange Disaster Is Checked; Three Aviators Killed, Two Hurt in Wrecks

Bale Out Weather’ And Sabotage But Then What Was It?   Eight Coming. Down At Once Gives Reason For Alarm

O PLANE CRASHES ARE INVESTIGATEL   FBI Trying To Determine If Sabotage, Storm Caused Worst Jet Crash

Look for Cause of Mass Jet Crashes   Air Force and FBI Experts Consider Some Theories —Was Wrong Fuel Used?

Air Force and FBI Try to Determine Cause Of Nation’s Worst Jet Airplane Crash

Local Temperature   ‘110,000 Troops Involved . [  U. S. Forces Show Kdge In Mock Wai

U. S. Hints More Blows at Hungary   Complete Break in Diplomatic Ties With Red Regime May Be Sought

U.S. Hints New Penalty Agains! Hungary Due      Monday Deadline Set for Closing of Two Consulates

“Get To Work Yourself,” Two Solon: Tell Johnston; Others Praise Blast —

Plea for Congress’ Support Draws Brickbats, Bouquets On Mobilization Program

NE  Cooperation Plea Brings Sharp Retort  Senators Tell Him To Get To Work

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   French Military Plane Explodes in Mid-Air

rirst Chinese Assault in Six Weeks   Report Communists Have 30,000 Fresh Troops at Front   Strenathen Fleet

Five Lines of Evidence Found to Prove That Universe Had Beginning

Dr. Condon Quits Standards Post   U. S. Official Takes Private Position

Condon Drops Out Of Post.   _ Quits As Head ' Of Bureau * O£ Standards

Condon Resigns From Govt. Job   . Director Of Bureau Of Standards Quits

Condon Quits Federal Post  Atomic Expert Will Return To Industry

Condon Quits Federal Pos'   Long-Time Target Of Critics Takes Job With Corning Gloss

Lewis Asked For Views On Pay Controls   Manufacturers Also Called By Ching, Board  To Sessions

John L. Lewis and NAM To Air Views On Wage Controls Today   Aim of Parley Called By Ching To Set Pay Boost Formula During Emeraency

Lewis Called To Give Views On Pay Curbs   NAM Official Will Follow Mine Leader Before Chine Board

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 16  Nevada's Legal Gambling Is Moral; Financial Flep

Crime in America  By ESTES KEFAUVER United States Senator   NEVADA: Case Avainst Legalized Gambling

Japan ‘Troops Held Warning   Guard Units Seen Backing Dulles’ Pledge

Assignment of Two Guard Divisions Backs U. S. Pledge to Defend Japan

U.S. Braces Its Stand . On Japan   2 Guard Divisions To Be Sent There As Security Move

Notice Served of Fight to Save Japan  2 Guard Divisions  Heading East Seen as ‘Securitv’

FOR MISTREATING SON   265-Pound Georgia Father Sent to Prison for 20 Months

SENATOR RAPS “MEAT AXE” TAX PROGRAM   George Opposes Flat Percentage Rises

Persons He Kidnaped in His Wild Rampage See Him Differently From Experts

Witnesses Say Cook Used Shrewdness In Carrying Out Their Kidnapings

Allies Continue Advance; Reds Poise Attack   Prisoners Reveal Hard Feelings Against Russ for Lack of Support

Allies Smash Out 1% Mile Gain On Western Front  Wipe Out Two Commie

ALLIES GUSH 2 REBIMENTS ON WAY NORTI   South Koreans Spearheading New Drive Aided by Warolares.

UN Gains; Advance Is Slow —   Fear Red Retreat: - Covering Move For Bie Offensive

Reds Hammered In Northward Allied Advance  South Koreans Head   South Koreans Head New Smash With War Planes. Artillery

The Weather   Allied Troops Above Seoul Gain 12 Miles   Wipe Out Two Regiment: Of Reds in Drive; 500 Planes Blast Foes

Simple Living Is Good ‘But How Would Harry ‘Have Fun Without Yacht

Surprise Advance Is Continued   Reds In Retreat Under Attack Of Fifth Air Force

Allies Now 25 Miles  From Seoul  wa. rT ’™T OU;   Other U.N. Forces Straighten Line in Central Sector

Reds Fail to Fight Back as UN Again Drives For Seoul   Wonju Forces Fall Back From Risk Of Trap While Allies in West Jump Off.on Second Day of Offensive; Atemen Take Toll of Fleeing Enemy

Third Division Pushes Near Seoul: Second Pulls Back   Advance in West Unopposed as Troops Seek To Make Contact With Communist Forces

Third Division Soldiers Gain In. West Korea   American Forces Within 25 Miles Of Seoul—aAllies Make Planned Withdrawal From Wonju To  Ct. 2s, Piakanon Tim

Three Towns South of Seoul Are Regained   Planned Withdrawal From Wonju Salient Made by U.N. Forces

Surprise Move In West Gains Four More Miles   Eighth Army Makes Planned Withdrawal From Wonju Salient to Straighten and Shorten Defense Line There.

Troops March Toward Seoul; Reds Retreat   U. S. Division Moves To Within 25 Miles Of South Korean Capital; Enemy Under Heavy Attack by 5th Air Force Planes

TANK-LED ALLIED DRIVE TO WITHIN 20 MILES OF SEOU   Three Towns, Including Osan Captured in Advance— Reds Retreat Under  Pounding of Planes.   U. N. FORCES IN WONJU SALIENT PULL BACK   Withdrawal Carried Out to  Straighten and Shorten Line  —New Phase of Mountain Battle Ushered in.

Only Slight Resistance  MetIn Drive   - Fifth Air Force Planes ‘Soften’ Reds For Attack

Yanks Advance To Within 25 Miles of Seoul  W231] mest War 2. fg ne ae   Withdraw in Central Sector To Shorten Defense Line

Play It Safe   Troops March Toward Seoul: Reds Retreat   U. S. Division Moves To Within 25 Miles Of South Korean Capital; Enemy Under Heavy Attack by 5th Air Force Planes

UN Troops, Tanks Recapture Wonju, Key Highway Hub   Two Prongs of Attack Enter City while Third Meets. Six Defending Red Divisians

TANKS SUPPORT GIS, FRENCH IN ROAD-RAIL HUB   Assault Teams Encounter Heavy Fire In Attack Made In Snowstorm

Allied Patrol Fights Back Into Wonju   Yanks. French Try To Slow Reds at Center

Assembly Votes Self Vacation   Postpones Once Agaiil Tax Showdown; New Bill on Oleo.

Assembly Votes Recess, Delays  Tax Measure  Call for Prolonged Sessions This Week For Emrgency Bills

TAX MEASURE BALLOT AGAIN IS POSTPONED   Assembly Will Take Holiday, New Olea Bill Introduced

BOY TORTURED BY FRATERNITY   15-Year-Old Initiate Declared In Bad Condition By Doctor

United Nations Command Accuses Reds of Forcing South Koreans To Serve in North Korean Army

Accounting Sought for  50,000 Men   South Koreans Claimed Put into Army After « “Re-education.”

Wrangle at Meet No Nearer a Truce   Reds Can't Account for Prisoners of War They Have Taken   Communists Would Build Airfields During An  Mierke

Wrangle at Meets No Nearer a Truce   Reds Can’t Account fot Prisoners of War They Have Taken   SOME SENT TO CHINA?   Communists Would Builc Airfields During An  Armistice

U.N. Charges Reds  ‘Draft’ Prisoners —   Accounting on 50,000 Demanded; South Korean Captives Compelled To Fight Comrades, Say ‘Allies.

ROK Soldiers Forced Fight In Red Army   UN Charges Chinese Made Prisoners Take Up Arms Against Own Friends and Kinsmen

Alu.es Demanding Full Account On Prisoners   U.N. Says Communist Force Captured South Korean Troops To Fight After Re-Education In Manchuria

Reds Accused Of Forcing Captives Into Its Armies   South Koreans Put Under Communist Arms. UN Savs

Propose Halting Enlistments Of Draft-Age Men   Gen. Hershey Wants Congress To Extend Selective Service Law Indefinitely And Authorize Induction Of 18-Year-Olds

They're Both Doing Fine... . IWoman Gives Birth  In Seat Of Taxicab

Draft Standards Will Be Lowered Official States  150,000 Now Barred May Thus Be Used in Uniformed Force

CUT IN DRAFT STANDARDS IS NOW PLANNED   Boards May Recheck 799,000 Rejected For Early Call

CHANGE DRAFT STANDARDS BY NEW RECHECK   Rush To Mobilize U. S. Forces Brings Big Developments

STANDARDS IS NOW PLANNEL   Boards May Recheck 799,000 Rejected For Early Call

DRAFT STANDARDS 10 BE LOWERED   ACTION EXPECTED TO PUT 150,000, NOW BARRED, INTO UNIFORM.

Revise Draft Rules To Take 150,000  May Recheck 799,00 ~” Says Mrs. Rosenberg

Men Rejected For Draft May Be Rechecked   Standards Would Be Lowered To Take In About 150,000

 Those Rejected for Physical, Mental Reasons to B e Rechécked  Draft Standards Will Be Lowered Soon

Army Proposes Lowering Of Draft Standards  Plan Recheck Of  Men Who Have  Been Rejected

U.S. Draft Standards To Be Cut  Ahant TSO non   About 150,000 Men Once Barred To Be Taken In

150.000 to he Called   (Draft Standards to Be Cut. Converess Hears

Standards In Draft Will Be Cut   150,000 Men Now Deferred. May Be Accented

$3,000 INCOME NOW EQUAL T0 $1,428 IN 1940   Standard of Living Goes Down Even if Income Doesn't.

Family Man Faces Tough Economic Crisis  New Tax Boosts, Inflation Slashine Livina Standards

Doubled Income Is No Good  Tayec 5f-Cent Dollars Leave You Worse Off

a a a el  $3,000 INCOME NOW EQUAL TO $1,428 IN 1940   Standard of Living Goes Down Even if Income Doesn't,

Let’s Look At What Tax Will Leave  + Important Thing Is What Paycheck Will Pov Tadav

250,000 Men Are in Fight, Leader Savs   Bradley Announces Plan For Troop Rotation After 6-8 Months

BRADLEY SAYS PLANS MADE FOR ROTATION   _ Replacements Needed To Bring Troops ° Heme For Rest

Rotation Plan To Bring Home Some Veterans   General Declares Some Time Needed To Start System

BURTON HONAN TO HEAD ST. ELIZABETH HOSPITAL FUND DRIVE IN COUNTY .

BRITISH GIVEN MORE TIME IN PROFIT DISPUTE   Vice-Consul Is Not Seriously Wounded, First- Reports State

lran Regime Backs Down or  Stiff Oil Stand   U.S. Vice-Consul Reported Stabbed By Persian Youth

Rhee Pleads for 500,000 Rifles In This Fight for Our Very Lives’

Another Wage Meet Called   Labor’s Earlier Efforts Fail To Change Picture

Wife Of Missing British Diplomat Vanishes; New Mystery Added To International Puzzle

Crime Panel ToCite Carroll For Contempt  Senators Want Test On Video Hearings

Tankers Crash, Fear Many Die   Rescue Planes Locate One Aflame With No Signs Of Life Aboard

Tankers Collide In Heavy Fog In Gulf Of Mexico  One Of Vessels Is Reported Sunk With All 35 Of Crew Lost

Red China ‘Peace Feeler’ Rumors Continue; ‘Government Officials Hint at Propaganda

\President Believes U. N. Stand In ‘Korea Helped Head Off World War   Gives Views In Letter To Congress On Report Of U.S. Participating In United Nations Diasring 1950. 7

Korea Action Tells Enemy Of Firm Plan   President’s Views Listed in Annual Congress Report  Of UN Membership

Korea Stand Helped Avert World Fight   ‘Truman Gives That View In His Report On United Nations

WORLD CONFLICT SEEMS AVERTED BY BOLD STAND   President Declares U. N. Reaction To Red Attack May Have Headed Off World  War.

UN Lauded for Resolute Stand   Truman Expresses Belief That United Nations’ Action Maya Have Headed Off A Third World War

Truman Lauds Resolute U. N. Stand in Korea  ‘Decisive Action Ma:   ‘Decisive Action May Have Averted World War.’ President Says

U.N. Korean Stand Lauded By Truman   President Says ‘Resolute’ Moves  Mav Avert Wide War

Resolute Stand By  United Nations Puts  NamnerOnAcoression   President Says U-N Action in Korea Made It Clear To Reds They Face An Aroused World

SAYS KOREA HEADED OFF WORLD WAR   President Says Stand Made It Clear No Aggressor Could Destroy Victims One by One.   “GIVES PAUSE” TO AGGRESSIVE FORCES   Says U. N. Acted Now Rather Than to ‘‘Drift Down Fatal Trail of Failure.’

THIRD WORLD WAR BLOCKED BY UN STAN   Report Credits Korean Action With Heading Off Plan of Red Agaqressor.

Truman Hails United Nations Action in Korea  Says ‘Resolute’ Stan May Have Headed Of World War

Truman Lauds Korea Move   U.S. Allies Will Need 25 Billion for Defense, Acheson Says

World War III May Have Been Averted By Korea-Truman   UN Made It Clear Aggression Will Be Fought, Letter Says

Thinks Korean Stand Averted World Conflict   Truman Says the U.N. Showed It Woulc Fight Aggression

Chief Executive Reports To Congress on UN  ane Camames   Stops Communists From Destroying Victims One by. One

Showed Foe Aggression Doesn’‘t Pay   Tells Congress Attack Was Meant To Break U.N.

Truman Well Pleased With UN Activity   Tells Congress That “Resolute” Stand of West Against Reds Has Been Helpful

Truman Believes Korean Stand Stopped War   President Says U. N. Action Halted World Conflict

‘Resolute’ . U.S. Action  Wins Praise   Truman Says It May Have Warded Off World War By Stopping Reds In Korean Outbreak

Belief World War Balked  Truman Tells   Truman Tells Of UN Action in  Face of Danger

Bold UN. StandHailed in Report   Truman Says Korean War Gives Pause to Aqgressor Forces

Truman Declares U. N. Stand in Korea Headed Off a Third World War

Truman Says Allied Stand ‘Averted War   Lauds.U. N. Resistance 'As Warning Aggression Will Not Be Tolerated

Aggressor Checked President States   Congress Given Report On U. S. Work In U.N.

UN Stand In Korea Given Credit For Heading Off World War, Truman Says

Truman Holds Peace Parleys U.N. Function   Executive Denounces Red: For Prisoner Slaughter In Korean Fichtine

Will Disclose Details Into Graft Inquiry   Some of Minutes Of Grand Jury To be Revealed

State Will Air: Secret Data In Graft Hearing      Due’ To Be Revealed

E overno r Is Willing to Go Along G.O.P. Claims Votes To Pass Tax Package

Hunt Stayer Of State Trooper  New England Office Shot To Death On  Lonely Hiahway

Trooper Victim Of Brutal Staying   Worcester Hoodlum   Wanted for Quizzing

Three Drunken Driving Cases Are Dismissed   Charges Are Drapacd in District Court at Request Of the Zityv Altterney

Three Brunken Driving Cases Are Dismissed   Charges Are Dropped in  District Couri at Request OOF she: Foe asec

France’ 's Governmentl Crisis in Second Week [ae No End in Sight

Big 3 Blame Russia For World. Tension  - Western Powers, In New Noles, Urge Talks On All Sore Points

Commission Gets Appeal For Study   Closes Hearing On Western Union Plea For Higher Rates

Newsmen Fight WU Rate Boost   State Utilities To Studv Request -

‘New. Violence: Flares In tran “Official Shot Bv:-Moslam Student -

lran Leader Shot, Wounded   Victim Was Minister For Slain Premier

Student Shoots Iran Minister In New Crisis   Dr. Zanganeh, Under Fire Of Leftists, Wounded By Law Pupil

Push Probe At Winfield   Evidence of Much Food Waste Found; Letters Unanswered for Years

Texas Heat Continues; 5ist. Death   Twenty Cities Have 100-Plus Tuesday; Continued Hot Here

Single Enemy Plane Appears Over Seoul To Drop Three Bombs; No Resulting Fires Visible

Allies Gird To Repulse  New Drive   Reds May Open Offensive On Atniversary

Allies Braced For Red Push   NewDriveExpectedMonday On Korea War Anniversary

Monday Believed Day Scheduled For The Attack   Kaesong Entered By Tank-Infantry Units Without Opposition

Red Offensive Due Monday   Eighth Army Patrols Rol! Into Northwest Gateway To Seoul

Foe Pulls Back From UN Tanks   Enemy Tries To Lull Allies Into False Sense Of Security

Tank- Infantry Patrols Twice Enter Kaesong   Action Ends Week of Lull on Western Front: Task Forees Are Active

ALLIED) PATROLS STAB INTO ROAD HUB OF KAESONG   Infantrymen Report 1,000 Reds Are Dug Into Hills to Northwest—Action Ends  Lull in West.   COMMUNIST BUILDUP ON FRONT REPORTED   [. N. Girds for Possible Red Attack Monday on First Anniversary of Korean  Conflict.

REDS’ AIRMEN HON'T TANGLE WITH UN JETS   Rainy Weather Slows  Activity In Korea;   New Drive Seen

lran Premier Suggests Way To Free Oil   Attlee and Churchill Confer on Plan for _ Stop-Gap Arrangemen'

lran Suggests Ston-Gap Solution  Plan Would Assure Oil Flow To West

Iran Wants Stop-Gap Oil Okay  Wants Continued   Wants Continued Fuel Oil Flow To West Powers

IRAN SUGGESTS NEW SOLUTION   Oil Payment Deadlock Plan Is Studied By Britain; U. S. Conveys Offer

Tran Premier Offers Partial Solution ‘To Troublesome Oil Problems

Ty Cobb at  Inquiry Start   Says Reserve Ball Clause is an Aid to Baseball

Begins Baseball Monopoly Study   “Ty Cobb Testifies Before Sub-Committee On Hearing to Study Charaes Auguinst Game

State’s Taxation Rate May Not Be Hiked This Year   GOP Leader Says Solon _ Hope To Hold Line  ~ Ja Emergency

Collier, Tender Collide At Sea   Both Catch On Fire: Naval, Coast Guard Ships Sent To Aid

Navy Plane Tender and Coal Ship Are Afire in Atlantic   One Is Known Dead on U. S. Ship.—Blazes Now Under Control.

Vessels Ablaze, Reports State  Crews Remaining Aboard Both Ships

Ships Collide Off Virginia Coast  Seaplane Tender, Collier Catch Fire

Ships Collide Five Miles Off Cape Henry  Seanlane Tender   Seaplane Tender, Collier Hit; Crews Fighting Fires

Navy Vessel and  Collier Collide   One Navy Man Known Dead; Boths Ships Caught Fire Off the Virginia Coast

Sailor Killed In Collision Of Navy — Seaplane Tender, Collier Off Norfolk

Crash Occurs Five Miles East Of Cape Henry   Pensacolian Skipper Of One Ship; Crews Stay On, Fiaht Flame:

Navy Cratt And Collier Crash af Sea   Crews Fighting Fire, Report to Norfolk Stotes

Ships Collide, Beth on Fire   Navy Seaplane Tender And Collier Crash at Sea off Norfolk

Sea Crash Kills One   Fire Follows Collision Of Seaplane Tender and Collier Off East Coast

Temperature Sags To 14 Below Here   Lowest Mark Since 1947 Is Recorded waNo Ralief Neor

Emporia Skies Today   Temperature Sags To 14 Below Here   Lowest Mark Since 1947 ts Recorded weeNa Realie? Near

Mishaps Fatal fo / in Wisconsin   Autos Involved in Six Cases, Train in Other

I Killed in State Over Week End   All 7 Fatally Injured in Traffic Accidents

Seven Killed in State Accidents   Wittenburg Man Dies as Auto Hits Culvert

Oklahoma’s Liquor-Selling Sheriffs Ordered to Pay Tax on Seized Hooch

Oklahoma Sheriffs Hooked For New Tax Stamps Must Be Bought For Confiscated Liquors

TRUMAN CHANGES DRAFT RULES  Men 18to 26 Can Sign Up for 21 Months Service

Allow Short  Draft-Eligible Youths   Draft-Eligible Youths May Now Volunteer For 21-Month Terms

DRAFT REGULATION CHANGED TO ALLOW MEN 18-26 ENLIST   Action Has No Effect On Persons Desiring To Sign Up For Full Term

Shorter Hitch In Army Opened  Volunteers Can Now Serve 21 Months

May Volunteer for 21 Months  Order Affects Men Eligible for Draft

Men 18 Through 25 Ehig ble Under Truman’s  Ruling   LIMITED SERVICE RECRUITS ACCEPTED

21-Month Enlistments Now Open To‘Men Volunteering Limited Service To Be Opened To

DRAFT RULING   Presidential Order Affects Volunteers For Shorter Term

Allow Volunteers For 21-Mo. Service  President Revises Draft Regulations

ARMY HITCH QF 24 MONTHS NOW OFFERED   Truman Orders Cut In Service Period For Volunteers

All Short-Term Enlistees Will Go fo the Army   Truman’s Order Does Not. Affect Regular Service Enlistments

I1-Month Term Made Available To Men 18 to 26   New Order Tabs Such Enlistees For Army Duty

Truman Alters Rules of Draft  Men May Join Now For Shorter Period

Way Paved For Men To Enlist For 21 Months   Pentagon Says Army To Have 24-Division Might By Summer

Men 18 to 25 Can Volunteer For 21 Months   Pentagon Says Army To Have 24 Divisions Soon

Short Tern. Enlistment Is Possible.   18-Year-Old Group May Toke 21-Month Hitch Seve Truman

DIES AT TOPEKA   Brig. Gen. Milton R. Me‘Lean, 76, State Guard Chief Since 1925

MacArthur Talk In Next Week Said Possible  Martin Is Confident Proposed —  bo 08d) eb: Pe ea   Secretary Says Truman Did Not Know of Reported Plan to Resign

Steel Mills Hurt by Rail Union Slowdown   Defense Program Suffers; 10,000 May Be Idled

12-Year Highway Program Is Set For Solons’ OK   Road Improvements Would Be Made Without Hike In State Taxes

Slayer to Pay For Attempt on Truman’s Life  Puerto Rican Makes   Puerto Rican Makes Plea for Liberty For Native Country

Collazo Sentenced To Death in Chair  To Die for Killing Blair House Guard

Puerto Rican's Electrocution ls October 26   Attempt on Life Of President Last November One Count

Collazo Given Death Penalty  Would-Be Asa   Would-Be Assassin Of Truman Sentenced  Today.

Collazo Is Given Death Sentence   Electric Chair for Slayer of a Guard

Collazo Gets Death Penalty   Faces Chair Oct. 26 For Blair House Raid

Sentence Truman  Assailant To Die Will Electrocute Collazo Oct. 26

Collazo to Die October 26 in Electric Chair  Pleads for Puerto Diane Indanandensc:

Collazols Slated to Die October 26   For Sleying White House Guord in Atteropt on Life Of President Truman

Judge Sets Death Date For Collazo   Blair House Gunman Killed Two In Attack

Puerto Rican Assassin Defends His Actions as He Hears Death Decree

Death Sentence Set Oct. 26 For Collazo   Impassioned Outburst for Country’s Independence Made by Puerto Rican

Puerto Rican Pleads for  ‘Cause’ at End   Electric Chair to Be Penalty for Slaying Of White House Guare In Assassination Plot

Execution  Is Decreed For Collazo  Would-Be Killer  Ost D....-2.] 2   Would-Be Killer Of President To Die Octoher %

CollazolIs Sentenced To Die In Chair   Puerto Rican Makes  Impassioned Outburst For Freedom For His  Country

Death Penalty ls Imposed On Oscar Collazo   Man In White House Guard Shooting Is Sentenced Today

Puerto Rican To Die for Killing Guard   Pleads for His Country as Judge Gives. Him Death

Puerto Rican’s Execution Set For Next Fall   Collazo Makes Plea in Court For His ‘Cause

DEATH SENTENCE HANDED COLLAZO   Puerto Rican’s Execution  Ordered Oct. 26

Oscar Collazo Sentenced to Die  In Electric Chair Doomed Man Pleads  For Independence Of Puerto Rico

Collazo Must Die for Killing Truman Guard   Pleads for Puerto Rico’s Freedom As Doom Announced

Puerto Rican to Pay With His Life For Part He Played In Storming Blair House Nov. 1

Assassin Gets Electric Chair   Goldshorough Sets Oct. 26 Ac Exeeution Dute

SENTENCE COLLAZO T0 * DIE OCT. 26   Puerto Rican Who Attempted to Assassinate Truman to Be Executed in the Electric Chair.   KILLED OFFICER OF PRESIDENT’S GUARD   Collazo Makes Impassioned Courtroom Plea, Not for Life, But for Puerto Rican Independence.

Oscar Collazo Is Sentenced fo Die In Electric Chair for Killing Of Presidential Guard Last Fall

Assassin Given Extreme Penalty In Truman Attack  Says Blair House Incident Planned To Bolster Cause

‘I Did It For My County’ Collazo Sentenced to Die For Assassination Attempt

Oscar Collazo Sentenced To Die Oct. 26   Going To Electric Chair For Death Of Truman Guard

Blair House Assassin To  Die Oct. 26   Doomed Collazo Pleads Liberty For His  Puerto Rico

Coilazo To Die For Killing Capitol Guard   Pleads For Liberty of Puerto Rico

pid} It for My Country,’ Claim  Collazo Sentenced to Die. for Attempt to Assassinate Truman

Puerto Rican ls Sentenced By High Court   Execution Date ls October 26 For Death Of  Truman’s Guard

Attacker Of President Gets Death Penalty   Collazo Sentenced -To Die in October; Makes Final Plec

Pleads Again For ‘Free’ Puerto Rico   Goldsborough Sets Execution Date For November Shootings

INDEPENDENCE PLEA IS MADE BY COLLAZO   Puerto Rican Tells Court His Cause Is Just   Based On Death Of White House Guard In Attempt On President's Life

Collazo Sentenced To Die In Chair   Demonstrator Pleads  For Free Puerto Rico

Must Pay Penalty For Killing Guard At White House   Sass He Would Plead kor Paerto Rico’. Liberty Instead Of His Own Life

Collazo To Die In The Chau   Guilty in Attempt To Assassinate President Truman  November 1, 1950

GAMBLER WICKEY © COWEN: INDICTED  FOR TAX EVASION   Oscar Collazo. Sentenced. To Die in Chair

Tanks Hurled Far and Wide By Explosions   Nine Are Listed Injured As Flames Raze Plant In Big Jersey City

Rocket-Like Explosions Wreck Newark Plant   Fire Rages Out of Control for Hours in Propane Gas Blasts—Six injured

Newark Fights Huge Gas Fire   Terrific Explosions At Gas Plant Rock Port, Set Off Raging Blazes

Port Area Is Rocked By Blasts   Huge Blaze Now Under Control; Six Are Injured

Violent Blasts Wreck 70-Foof Propane Tanks  pee, ae See . Nee ee   100 Huge Cylinder: Flung Skyward By Explosions; Rescue 15 Trapped Men

Ne P > »w J ? A i 8 ? y ~ r r Op a il ? l a il t  R Ll p pe rl B y y E xplo sic m “— S ire

GAS TANK BLASTS RIP NEWARK AREA   Huge Containers are -Hurled About Like Toys; Nine Persons Injured

Newark Explosion Causes Huae General Alarm Fire   Nine Injured At Gas Plant As Fire Rages Out Of Control For Hours; Blast Is Terrific

9 Persons Hurt As Gas Storage Tanks Explode  _ Flames Rage  Out of Control Several Hours   Firamen Injured

Propane Blast Guts 100 Tanks  Only 9 Hurt, None Killed  As Fire Rages in Newark

Fire Follows  Explosions In Gas Plant   100 Tanks Blown High Inte Air; Smoke Visible for Miles

100 Huge Tanks Hurled Info Sky Like Shrapnel  At Least Nine Hurt:   At Least Nine Hurt; 15 Trapped on Wharf Rescued by Tuahoat

Propane Gas Blast Rocks Jersey Port Area, Injures Six   Rocket-Like Explosions Send 100 Steel Tanks Flying thru Air To Wreck Two Buildinas

Explosions Rip Storage Plant: Nine Are Hurt  100-Tank Blast Causes Fires To  Get Out Of Hand

Explosions Rip Propane Plant  Tanks Hurled Like Toys At New Jersev Depot

Blasts, Fire Sweep Newark Propane Plant  At Least Nine Are   At Least Nine Are Reported Hurt In Waterfront Blaze

Gas Tanks Let So,  Causing Newark’s Worst Fire Ever   Propane Bottles Fly Into Air; One Lands On Gas Station

$1 Million Blasts Rip Newark Gas Plant  At Least Niue Injured as Tanks Filled With Propane Blow Up

Explosions Hit In Newark In a Gas Fire   New Jersey City Hears First General Alarm in History; Damage High

Gas Storage Plant Explosions. Produce General Alarm Fire In Newark, Huge Tanks Thrown Through Air Like Toys

GasStorage  Blast Looks Like A-Boml   Nine Persons Hurt, Damage Estimated At $1,000,000 By Chief

UN Use Of Pact Army Proposed   Plan Will Be Up For Debate After Disarmament Issue

World Defense Plan Scheduled For UN Debate  Would Authorize   Would Authorize Joint Resistance

ON FAC HS ACCUSERS   Rep. Brehm Being Tried Before U. 5S. i, ; Widow Testifies

ANMOUNCeMENTS   WAYLAND METHODIST CIRCUI Pastors: Rev. Paul Textor Prof, Lee Underhill  RD DTAATTOAAT

ANNOUNCEMENTS   YAYLAND METHODIST CIRCUL1 Pastors: Rev, Paul Textor Prof. Lee Underhill  TD DIATTN AAT

SOUNDS A WARNING:   ~ Its Too Early To Assume That Korean War Is Over   UN Forces Smash Stiffening ‘Red Lines For New Gains

Chinese Reds Probably Will Keep Trying If Stalin Provides More Tanks, Planes

Reds. Take Their Fourth Licking; \When Will They Learn a Lesson?

Allies Kick Off on New Attack   Reds Recapture Pedk on ‘Heartbreak Ridge’   (Reds’ New Charge Postpones Truce Talks, Story, Page 2)

Reds Recapture Dominant Peak  Qn Heartbreak   Violent Fighting Is Raging Across Most of Battlefront in Korea

Passage of Big Military Bill Seen   Ask $61,103,856,030 to Build Up Nation’s Defensive Program

‘WITHOUT SUBSTANTIAL CHANGE’ Final Senate Passage Of Defense Money Bill Is Due

Defense Boost Nearing Final Senate Okay   Tentative Vote Back: S6L.1 Billion,  Air Expansion

SENATE PASSAGE OF DEFENSE BILL EXPECTED TODAY   SOLONS STARTLED BY SENATOR DOUGLAS’ EMOTIONAL OUTBURST

MILITARY BILL IRKS DOUGLAS   Flees Chamber Following Blast At ‘Gravy Train’ Doles

EOE AE OE al  Sets. Aside $61 Billion  For Defense Douglas To Offer  Some Amendments

Douglas Will Try to Slash Defense Bill   Senator Startles Hearing With Emotional Outburst

Douglas Seeks Huge Slash: In Defense Funds   Senate Leaders See Bill Passed Today, “With Few Changes”

Senate Vote Due On Big Arms Bill  Douglas Still Hopes To Mak e Cuts

Senators Seek Q.K. Today Or Military Bill   Emotional Outburst ® By Douglas Marks Monday's Debate

$61 Billion Defense Bill Faces Senate Final Action On Measure  Expected Today

DEFENSE MONEY BILL IS PUSHED   Leaders Expect To Put Measure Through Today Funds Go To Build Up Military Might.

Cuts Are Sought By Sen. Douglas   O’Mahoney Sees Approval Without Major Change

LX-Narine Uvercome with Emotion SL aE A a a I ECS SE TTITSESED  Stricken Sen. Douglas Rushes from Arms Debate

Weekly Political Observations -  If Williams Acts Like Statesman He Could Make Republicans Look Bad to State Voter:

DOVE OF PEACE FLUTTERS OVER STATE CAPITOL   Lured Back By The Tende: Cooings Of Williams, Says Observer

Harriman May Try Again to Heal Breach .   Might Return to -lran After Visit to London

Marshall Tells Of Plans For U.S. Forces   Six Divisions To Be Sent To Europe For Army

Secy. Marshall Discloses Goal ‘Reluctantly’   Six-Division Total Our Ground Quota; Breakdown Lacking

Marshall Says Plans Now Are To Send Six Divisions To Europe -- Triple Strength

Marshall Says Four Divisions DueToLeave  Secretary Reveals Secret Plans For gh Cc Ata Ta Vleck

Will Involve Four More Divisions   Marshall Asks Senate Group Not to Hamper Eisenhower by Rejecting Proposal

PLAN TO SEND 100,000 MORE MEN DISCLOSED   Marshall Urges Senate Committees Not To Hinder Eisenhower's Moves.

—FOUR TO Go—  Marshall Announces Figure   SENATE GROUPS OPEN HEARINGS

‘Marshall Tells Solons 2. Units Already There   ‘Great Debate’ Now. in Hands Gi Committees

Administration Opens Case for Sending Troops   Marshall Gives Figure ‘Reluctantly’ to Avoid Debate Uncertainty..

100,000 Total Sought, 72,000 For Fighting, 25,000 Support   Marshall Gives Figures Reluctantly for Debate

Four Additional Army Divisions Going To Europe   Marshall Discloses U. S. Intentions At Hearing.

More Than 100.000 Americans Needed to Defend West Europe   Marshall Asks Congress Not to Put Limit On Number of Troops Under Eisenhower's . Command; Congress to Debate Troop Issue

Plan To Send 3 Divisions Help Europe   Give Ike What He Needs, To Build Up Defense— Marshal.

Administration Is Contemplating to Triple U. S. Forces in Europe by Sending Four More Divisions to Serve With Combined Allied Army   Only Major Highway Financing Measure Before Legislature Tentatively Approved in House

U.S. To Send More Tr roops  Into Europe   Four Additional Units Planned, Marshall Tells Senate Group In Report

Six U. S. Army > Divisions Will Serve In Europe   Means Sending Over Four Additional Divisions, Marshall Tells Committee —

Four Additional Divisions Wanted For European Duty   18,000 Men Form  Combat Division

WouldPut 6 Divisions In Europe   ‘Need Triple the Force Already There, Says Marshall; Urges No  Hamnerng ‘Strings’

Propose To Have 6U. S. Divisons Serve In Europe  - Would Be Part Of - Allied Defense Army Now Being Organized

Marshall Informs Congress of Plan lo Triple Force   4 More Divisions Would be Sent, He Says Reluctantly

Marshall Sets Figure  For Senate   Tripled American Force Planned Under Western Defense

Administration Is Contemplating to Triple U. S. Forces in Europe by Sending Four More Divisions to Serve With Combined Allied Army

Figures Given "Reluctantly" to Members of Two Senate Committees at Hearing Today—Over Four New Divisions to Be Sent to Augment Troops Now Abroad, Listed at About 97,000 — Gen. Eisenhower's Complete Army to Be 40 Divisions...   PURPOSE IS TO KEEP PEACE   House Committee Rejects “Quickie” Tax Boost Plan

Administration Plans to Dispatch Six Infantry Divisions fo Europe

’ eveais Plan At Hearing Senate Groups  Opens Meeting On Troop Issue

Troop Totals Listed   Senate Committees Are Told by Marshall Six Army Divisions Will Be Sent to Europe

Four More Divisions To Europe   In Revealing U, §. Top Secret, Marshall Asks That Ike's Hands Not Re Tied -~

TANK COLUMNS PROWL ACROSS PARALLEL 38   Test Communist Positions, Then Make Shooting Withdrawals.

Two American Tank Columns Cross Border   Armored Unils Test Power Of Cenmunist Buildup For Expected Drive

Tank Knocked Out  as Twin Columns Prow! Over Parallel   Chinese Continue Heavy Movement of Supplies for Huge Spring Drive

Marauding U. S. Tanks Harrass Reds’ Buildup   Armored Forays Seek Chinese Intentions; South Koreans Solash across imjin River

Bitter But Limited Engagements Feature Chinese Communist Troop Buildup For Expected Offensive

FEEL REDS OUT  Allies Seek To Determine Aims Of Threatening Chinese Buildup  ENEMY DISPLAYS STRONG RESISTANCE, GETS 1 TANK

U. S. Tanks Stab North of 38th Parallel   Crossing Is Part Of Eighth Army’s Limited Offense

Tank Columns Prowl Across Info N. Korea   Test Chinese Position, Withdrewel te Owe lise

Tank Patrol Goes ’2 Mile Across 38th   Fierce, But Local Fighting At U.N. Point Of Chunchor

(Red Buildup is Thought Almost Set To Be Begun  UN Forces Testing Strength Of Force

Tanks Withdraw After Gunfight Across Border   Chinese Massing 300,000 Troops Ror Rio Acecanlt

U.S. Tank Patrols Cross Parallel And Withdraw   Yanks Test Communist Positions For Three And Half Hours: Chinese Building Up Forces

How Can We End this? Yanks Ask  Troops Realize War Reaches Beyond Korex

The Weather   Rail Pay Increase  Is Cleared   Wage Ceiling To Be Lifted Another Notch

Sociology Professor Pleads Guilty To Burglaries And Blames Love Affair

Qualified Swimming And Life Saving Instructors Needed By Red Cross

a lela raceme mala  Dinalinec Planned  “or Coal Carrving  Reported Already In Pilot System Stage

Allies Reveal Proposals for Lone Location   Northern Site Between 38th, Yalu Is Sought

Statement (s Issued ° On Truce   Confusion Results From Release Given Out At Tokyo Headoauarters

Red Negotiators . Insist That UN, Meet Demand:   ‘Allies Want Buffer Zone Somewhere Between Yalu, Present Battleline

Release is Also Strongly Critical of Soviet Action   Try to Prevent News from Publication but Order is Rescinded

Sen. Douglas Expects New Soviet Move   Spending Can Ruin National Economy, Renublican Claims

Senate Plea: Double Force, End Bickering   Douglas Expects Russian Strike; Wherry Sees Wreck

Douglas Calls For 6,000, 000 Fighting Force   Senator Thinks Russia May Strike Soon

Sen. Douglas Urges 6-Million Fighting Force   Solon Secs New Strike by Russia Within Few Months

6,000,000-MAN FORCE URGED BY DOUGLAS   Illinois Senator Answers Critics By Calling For Unity.

6 Million Army Asked By Douglas   Says Russia May Strike Through a Satellite Shortly

Wherry Asserts Arms Plan Will Wreck Economy  Senator Douglas Asks  6,000,04)0-Man Force To Fight Communism

Douglas Asks Armed Force  Of 6 Million   Wherry Says Present Plans For Defense Will Ruin Nation’s Economy

6,000,000-M AN ARMY S ASKED   Douglas Disagrees With Wherry’s Protest Of Arms Program   LOOKING FOR ATTACK

Douglas Calls For 6.000.000  Fighting Force   Senate Leaders Clash On Military Needs— Wherry Claims Arms  To Cost 8225 Billion

DOUGLAS ASKS 6,000,000 MAN FIGHTING FORCI   Clashes With GOP Wher. ry’s Warning it Will Wreck U.S. Economy ,

Biafe Riff Mn Defense lan Widens  Wherry, Douglas Disagree on Peaaram Fffect

Al; -n Seen in Rearming   Wherry Says It Would Wreck U.S. Economy; Douglas for More

Home-Front Squabble Hit By Senator Douglas, Urges Fight Against Communists

Wherry Sees Economic Risk In Arms Buildup   But Sen. Douglas Counters with Call For 6 Million Men

Yugoslavia Expresses Regret; Hunt for Missing American Liner Pushed

Fate of Lost U.S. Transport Still Mystery   Yugeslavs Express Regret in New Incident

Taft, Acheson Present Opposing Policy Views   Senator Calls for Cut in Forces; Secretary Defends Korea Proaam

FOR CUTTING FORCES   Taft Calls for Half-Million Man Cut. Limited Asia War

Taft Urges Huge Cat in Military   Would Lop Holf-Million Fram Planned Forces, $20 Billien in Budget

Taft Urges Cut in Military Costs But More Agaressive War in Asia   Tells C. of C. Projected Armed Forces Should Be Reduced by Half-Million; Secy. Acheson Claims Successes for Nations: Stand in-Korea

Taft Calls For Armed Forces Cut   Senator Also Demands -More-Aggresstve War Against Reds in Asia

Russia Agrees To Big 4 Meet With Foxy If  Diptomats See Soviet Conditior

Tf in Reply Kills Chances, Diplomats Say   Russia Insists Atlantic Pact. American Bases Re an Avend2a

Russia Agrees On Meeting But Adds Big “If”   Soviets Insist On Discussing Atlantic Pact, U. S$. Bases

IF’ EQUALS REJECTION  ~ Ruse ‘Okeh’ Big 4 Meet - With Plenty of Riders

REDS DESIRE PACT TALKS IN PARLEY   Will Meet in Washingtor If We Discuss Bases And Atlantic Pact

Blame Yanks In Shooting   Reds Say American Busses Ran Down Two Red Police in Berlin:

20 Year Grant Of $57 Million Is Made by RFC  Project Is Called  Eecentin! Snaund

‘Sleet, Snow Close Many Schools, Block Highways  Crippling Storm Hits Midwest

"ARRANGE FIRST TALKS SUNDAY ON CEASE-FIRE  CEN, RIDGWAY ASKS @ SAFE CONDUCT FOR

Awaits A Pledge Of Safe Conduct   Ridgway Demands Guaran. tee of No Firing at Peace ywsearies   FIRST TALKS SUNDAY   ‘Only One U. S. Patrol Allowed Free Ent y to Kaesong So Far :

Communist and Allied Envoys To Meet Sunday  That Doesn't Stop Shooting in Korea

Safe Conduct for Allies Sought as War Still Flares   Teams of Both Sides to Arrange Only for Cessation of Battle

Safety of  Emissary Tnsettled   Ridgeway to Dispatch Three Colonels. to”: Were See Pe i

Sunday Peace Talk Planned, Front Quieter   Reds Fire on Allied . Patrol in Vicinity of Conference Site

SHOOTING CONTINUES IN KOREA   Gen. Ridgway Seeks Guarantee of Safe Conduct for Emissaries Going to Kaesong Sunday.   U.S. PATROLS FIRED ON THERE TODAY   Americans Pledge Not to Shoot at Red Envoys If Their Route Is Made Known.

Safety Of Emissary Unsettled   Ridgway to Dispatch Three Colonels to Kaesong for Talks

Despite Coming Peace Meeting Shooting Continues in Korea; Immunity for Emissaries Asked

U.N. Party Plans For Peace Meeting  Liaison Group Would Leave   But No Assurance Given by Reds That Mission Will Not Be Molested En Route

One Hitch Yet Before Talks Can Begin;2 UN Units Blasted   Communists Mount Heave iest Artillery in Week On Western Front

Reds Shoot At UN Patrols  Near Kaesong   Ridgway Still Seeks Assurance Emissaries  Will not Be Fired Upon

Shooting Continues im Spite of Preparations For First Meeting of Allies and Communist

UN Patrols Are Fired On Near Kaesonq   Ridgway Seeks Red Guarantee Of Safe Conduct

Shooting Still Going On In Korean War   UN Patrol Enters Cease-Fire Talk Site Near Parallel

Patrol Enters Deserfed City Of Kaesong   Ridgway Seeks Guarantee Reds Will Not Fire on Emissaries He Sends To Capitol Sunday —

Truce Envoys Prepare to Meet Sunday, But Shooting Continue  Reds Fire at Two U.N. Patrols Approaching Kaesona Where Ceasefire Talks Are Scheduled

Ridgway Asks for Safe Conduct Guarantees For His 3 Negotiators   Reds Open Up Heaviest Artillery Fire of Past Week; Eastern End of'Line Is Ouiet In Anticipation of Peace

Battle Fronts Quieting Down For Armistice  Negotiators To Meet South Of Parallel

Cease-Fire Negotiations Start Tuesday   U.N. Demands A Chinese Promise Of Safe Passage

Sunday Is eed On For Parley  Biehtne Shill On   Fighting Still On In.Force Along Korean Frontlines

Ridgway Asks Safe Conduct _ Guarantee for Truce Envoys at Meeting; No Word from Reds.   U. N. TROOPS IN NOTEWORTHY ADVANCES

Peace Parley Arrangements Are Complete   Shooting Does Not Stop as Reds Throw Heaviest Artillery Barrage of the Week

Ridgway Seeks Guarantee Of Safe Conduct   Communist Guns Stent In East: ROKs Move North

Enemy Asked To Promise. Safe Travel To UN Group   No Word Received In Reply To Bids For Safety Pledge

Arrangements Made For Envoys 1o Meet Sunday   U. S. Patrols Fired On By Reds Today As They Approached Kaesong, WarScarred Ancient Capital Where  Talke Will Re Held.

Ridgway Seeks Safe Passage For Emissaries  Shooting War Goes pa ee ee   Shooting War Goes On As Usual; Reds Unleash Heaviest Mortar Fire In Week

Ridgway Asks Red Pledge of Sale Conduct   Patrol Shot At Near Kaesong—  ROK’s Push Nort

Enemy Opens Heavy New Fire As Parley Nears   U. S. Seeks Guaranty Of Safe Passage For Delegation To Peace Parley;  Initial Talks Sunday

Truce Parley Nears: War Roars Ahead   Reds Attack Two Patrols Approaching Kaesong Area

First Truce Talks Will Start Sunday If Guarantees Given   Fighting Tapers Off As Patrols Probe Opposing Lines

Arrange for Meet Sunday   Shooting Goes on; no safe Conduct Guarantees Heard From Red Leaders

Chinese Askec To Guarantee Safe Passage   “General Assures Reds That They Won't Face Guns

Ridgway Seeks Safe Conduct   Peace Meeting Set But War Continues

“Only Hitch Remaining to Be Settled Regarding -Preliminary Truce Meeting Agreed Upon for Sunday.

Allied and Red Parley Sunday   Guarantees of Safety for Emissaries Are Awaited by Ridaway

Fighting Continues In Korea As Plans Progress For Preliminary Armistice Talks With Communists

Schedule For Truce Talk Made   Envoys Will Meet On Sunday, But Reds Keep On Firing At UN Patrols

Safe Conduct For Emissaries Being Sought  Bombs, Artillery Shells Fall as Prelude to Peace

Gen. Ridgway Accepts Plan For First Talk   Emissaries From Each Side To Meet At Kaesong Sunday

Guarantees For Envoys Sought Now   Ridgway Asks Reds To Promise Safety On Trip to Kaesong

Reds Today Shot At Two UN Patrols As They Neared Ancient Capital

Communists Fire On Pair of Patrols Today  s Sought   Assurances Sought For No Attack on Cease-Fire Mission

Shooting War Continues In Korea   Terms Arranged For Meeting To Study Truce

Truce Envoys to Meet Sunday for Preliminary Talks   Ridgway Seeks Safe Conduct For U. N. Party

Enemy Leaders Ignore Inquiries On Safe Conduct  Formal Discussion On Armistice Step To Open Tuesday

Reds Attack Two Allied Units Near Old Capital; One Patrol Enters City

ANTI-CCOMMUNIST NATIONS TO REAP HARVEST ON AID GIVEN TO YUGOSLAVIA

 MARSHAL URGES OPEN REVOLT  Anti - Reds Begin To Collect Dividends From Aid To Titc

. —NO EXPLANATION GIVEN— British Halt Highway Traffic In Canal Area

Base Route Blocked As  T.iiks Open   No Explanation. Immediately Given For Drastic Move.

Suez Traffie  Interrupted   Road Closed 5 Hours. Night Shipping Cut By Strikes

Sued Ban Hints Guerrilla Force Egyptians Claim   British Impose Five-Hour Traffic Stappage to Cairo

Cairo-Ismailia Traffic Is Cut For Five Hours   Death March Survivor Now Battles In Korea

Egypt Links British Action To Finding  Underground   L.s. Buoyed By Reaction  To 2-Step Settlement of Oil Dispute

British Cut Traffic for Five Hours On Highway Between Cairo and Ismailia: No Explanation Given

British Fear Units Formed By Egyptians  Traffic Is Halted F = a , PE ee” ee ee

a RD iat NR na  British Say Situation ‘Dangerous’ Cut Traffic Again; Egyptians Form Underground Battalions

British Cat Road Travel  Vive Hours   Diplamais Meet To Discuss Plans Por Defense Pact

British Place Ban On Traffic For Five Hours   Egyptian Officials Link Stoppage With Underground Plans

British Isolate Ismailia Base  Egyptians Forming Underaround Army

British Cut Traffic Flow On Highway   Egyptians Reported To Be Organizing Liberation Groups To Oppose Enalish

Judge Testities D.C. Cheap Source Of Mlegal Drugs   Sherbow Says Heroin Boug!r In District Sold In Baltimore.

Work Resumed On Ouachita County Hospitat   Strike Settled As Both Sides Make  Concessions

Work Resumed On Ouachita County Hospital  Both Si des Make. Concessions

Citizens Soon Will Feel Impact Of Tax Increase  err   Middle, High Income Payers to Settle Up Jan. [5 or March 15

Many Taxpayers to Feel Effect of Higher Rates In Filing Tax Returns

Ray E. Smock, Highway Chiet      State Executive Held Post For 5 Years Under 3 Governors

Secretary of Highways Dies At Blairsville   Lollapses as Audience Sings Closing Hymn of Ceremonies Marking Opening New Stretch of William Penn Highway.

HOUSE PASSES FOREIGN AID   Speedy Approval In Senate Predicted For $8 Million Bill

Senators fo Act Prompily On Aid Bill   Foreign Assistance Measure Slated for Speedy Decision In Upper House

Huge Foreign. Aid Bill Nears Final Decision  Hearings before House Gives OK

Foreign Aid Bill Set For Speed-Uy   Every Proposal To Chop $8,299,255,096 Measure Is Defeated

Quick Action Seen For Huge Aid Measure   House Sends Bill To Senate As Republica Opposition Fades

Quick Senate Action Seen Qu Foreign Aid.   House Passes Bill; * Adjournment Hope Mav Speed Passage

Speed Aid Bill ls Senate Aim  $8 Billions Waits Conaress’ Action

GOES TO SENATE   $8.2 Billion Foreign Aid Bill Should Get Speedy Handling

House Defeats Efforts To Cut Foreign Aid: Passes S8 Billion Bill

Speedy Action Is Expected on Bill For Foreign Aid   Republicans Lose Efforts on Amendments as Final Vote Is Taken

House Votes 8.3 Billions Foreign Aid   GOP Effert to Make Cuis Defeated; Senate Speeds Hearing

Speedy Handling Set For Measure   Clear Track Predicted For Foreign Aid Bill Passed by House Grour

Foreian Aid Bill Passed By House   Senate to Speed Action on Measure

Senate Approval ()f Aid Bill Seen   ‘House Passes $8 Billion  Measure, 221 To 99

MONEY GRANTS SLATED TO GET SENATE'S VOTE      Republicans Fail To Block . Passage Of Bill — Administra'. tion Predicts Speedy Treatment.

Acheson Says U. S.-French Conferences Will Not Result In Formal Agreements

French Talks To Be Only Exploratory  - Acheson Tells Congre  Nien Darte Dinnnad   Acheson Tells Congres No Pacts Planned From Pleven Talks

Acheson Says No Agreement Due In Parley   . French And American Talks Begin Monday On Defense Buildup

Formal Agreement Is Not Purpose Of French Talk  Pleven Will Be Told US Wants Defenses  WY. Obs WTS? Wicca

U.S. Not To Make Pacts With France   Acheson Briefs Congress on Talks With Pleven

U.S. Will Tie French Aid To Defense   Acheson Says Talks Monday Won't Bring Formal Agreements

Acheson Says French Talks To Be Informal   No Agreements Are Planned With  Franca

Secy. Acheson Assures U. S., French Talks Will Not Mold Formal Pacts

Build Up By Reds Feared By Officers   Allied Group Is Suspecting Foe Planning Attack

Korean Tragedy Shocks Veterans   But GI Morale At Front On Increase

Lwisted Bodies Of Korean Refugees Lie Beside Snow-Covered Roads As Allies Push Northward

U. S. 8TH ARMY IS SLOWED UP BY REDS   Counter Attacks and Infiltrations Behind the Lines’  eR eo Ratan kc

Enemy Reacts Vigorously To > Its Fifth  Vv   UNITS HURLEDIN   In South Korea, Patrols Probe Four Miles; See No Enemy Forces

CATHOLIC BAN APPLIES ONLY TO PRIESTS  NCWC Dispatch   NCWC Dispatch States Rotary Is Only Club Named

“Stand Up And Be Counted” Two Reluctant Senators Are Forced To Say ‘Yew

Senate Forces 2 Members to Vote   Lehman, Benton Reluctant on Controls Measure

President Says World In Danger   Peace In Korea Not To Delay Defense Plans

Truman, Vinsor Warn Nation Still in Danger  Fourth of July Talks Stress Defense Needs Despite Cease Fire

US Still Facing Grave Dangers President Warns   He and Vinson Join in Demanding Continued Preparations

LS. Warned lt Sull Faces (rave Danger   President, Vinson Join in Pushing Preparedness

Tax Collector Not Permitted To Resign Job  Warked Only 4 Hears Daily - In Federal Post

Tax Collector Tried To Quit   Finnegan Says He Spent Only Few Hours A Doy ° At Job

Lincoln Day Pilgrimages Feature Day   Theusands Pay Visit to Grave Of .Great Emancipator at Sourincfield. lib

RE-ELECT OFFICERS   William Allen White Foun dation Trustees Meet at K. U

BRUNETTE TAKES BEAUTY CONTES]   Tarentum Girl Crowned 'S1 Miss Pennsylvania

PRICES CLIMB   New BLS Index 3.2 Per Cent Above Previous  Month. Congress Told

sFood Prices Climb Near Record Level; Truman’s Control Plan Attacked

Rises Shove Food Prices  Near “48 Tor   3.2 Pet. Jump In Cost Chart Shown Over Month Ago

Retail Food Prices Nearing All-Time Peak   Farm Beit Solons Protest Proposals To Revise Curh<

FOOD PRICES 60 NEAR TOP MARK   Upward :'Climb-. ‘Continued ‘As'Law Prevents Reductions—Little Chance. Seen For Declines. Z

Food Prices Soar Toward All-Time High  Farm Belt To Battle Truman Attempt To Control Products

December’s Food Prices Near Peak   Bureau of Labor Data Shows Prices Neared Record: High of 1948

Price Of Food Soars To Near  All-Time Peak   Mid-December Mark Revealed As Plans For Curbs Studied

Food Prices Near All-Time High In December      Bureau Of Labor Statistics Reports 1.2 Per Cent Rise

Farm-Belt Legislators Hit Request For Farm Product Price Controls

Protest Change in Controls— Retail Food Prices Near All-time Peak

Retail Food Cost Noses Upwards  To All-Time Peak  Advance Protests Are Voiced Against Farm Price Controls

Retail Food Prices In December Near Peak Reached In July Of 1948, Statistics Reveal

Retail Food Prices Near All-Time Peak   Farm Belt Solons Protest Plan To Revise Control Law

ON EEE  Statistics Speak Bitter Truth _ December Food Prices Soarec  ‘Kyven Closer All-Time Recorc

Statistics Speak Bitter Truth  December Food Prices Soared ‘Rven Closer AllTime Parary

UN, Reds In Light ‘Skirmish   Both Armies, Massed At Peak Strength, Trade Light Blows Across Front

United States Asks Embargo Against China   Plan To Halt Sale Of Material To Red’ Rerime Civen In UN

U.S. Proposes Embargo On Arms To China  World-Wide Ban   World-Wide Ban On Shipments Uraed By America

U.S. Proposes Embargo On War Goods For China   Urges Immediate United Nations Approval. Of Plan Outlined By Sanctions Committee

Worldwide Ban On Sale of Arms To China Urged  UN Delegates Oppose Timing of Program, Not Principle

Here's How Provisions of New Control Bill Compare to Present Law

Special Session Need Is Studied   legislative Council Considers Kansas Relief Problems:

150 OIL MEN TO MEET HERE THIS SATURDAY   Sixth Annual Illinois Oil and Gas Ass’t Meeting at Hotel.

Harvard President Predicts There'll Be 'No Atomic World War Nor Any Other Kind

KGNC: savor TODAY   Atomic World War Fades Out In Crystal Ball of Chemists

Group Predicts No “Atomic War’   Chemical Society Told That no World Conflict Seen in ‘Crystal Ball’

Conant, President Of Harvard, Predicts World:To Escape War   Noted Scientist Thinks No Atomic World War Or Any Other Kind Of World War Will Come To Pass.

Harvard President's Crystal Ball Savs No Atomic or Other World War

Harvard Prexy Looks Into Future, Sees Several Scares But No Big War

Turning Point in 1950-—  o World War of y Kind, Predicts arvard President

THERE’S GOOD NEWS TODAY Top U.S. Scientist Predicts World To Esca pe Atomic War

Will Have No War But Will Be Near It   Dr. Conant Says Free Nations’ Rearming Was Turning Point

PREDIC TS NO ATOMIC WORLD WAR ae American Chemical Society Hears How Close World Destruction Was Missed By Collective Security

Harvard 1 rvard Head Sees No Atomic War  ote ee wy waiggint “wee i wee gen ae te   Tumine Point Passed When Free Nations Began Rearming

No Atomic Or Other World ‘War Seen By Harvard Head  Dr. Conant Looks Into Crystal Ball

Retired Educator Beats Mayor Ryan By Large Majority   Bernard Lyman Defeated in Race for School Director on Democratic Ticket; No Contests For Other Offices in City or McKean County

Truce Talks Reach Crisis, Both Sides Take Defiant Stands  UN Blasts ‘Nonsense,’ Reds Charge Allies Taking Victor's Role

Bitter Words Swapped Durinc Truce Session  Reds Told UN Will Stand For No More WJ

ANGRY WORDS FAIL 10 BRING ANY PROGRESS   Reds Continue To Take Sullen Attitude In Conference.

U. S. Campaigning For New Iran Oil  Peace Conference   Mossadegh Silent On Ev Of Security Council  Showdown

“GET-ACHESON™ DRIVE STARTED BY GOP LEADERS   Amendment Being Drafted t: Take Secretary of State Off Payroil.

GOP Debates Plan To Stop  Acheson’s Pay   Matter Will Be Put Before All Republican Members Of House Tomorrow

GOP Delays Action to Get Full Reaction  Republican Drafts Money Amendment To Stop Pay Checks

Discuss Ways To Get Achesor Off Payroll   No Decision is Reached by House  GOP Leaders

GOP Lawmakers fo Meet Again or Acheson Ouster   Democratic Leaders Concede that House Vote ‘Could be Close

Republicans Still Figuring Ways to Get Acheson Off Payroll by Passing Bill

GET-ACHESON VOTE TEs DUE ON WEDNESDA\   House Critics to Try and Knoc Him Off Federal  Payroll.

House Democrats Confident They Can Stop Republicans In Move To Bar Acheson Salary

Washington Previews New Ladies’ Fashions, Only Tax Collector Disapproves Of Barrels

Popeyed Male Reports on Style Show In Washington Featuring Negligees

15 Reds Stay In Jail Despite Release Order   Legal Battle Flares Over Bail Power Of Civil Rights Group

15 U.S. Reds AreReleased  On CRC Bail   Ryan Complies With Appeals Court Order

15 Indicted Commies Still In Jail   U. S. Attorneys Uncertain About Judge's Order

(5 Red Leaders Demain In Jail  Attorney Questions Ty 3 We _* 22. ygj.... ig

15 Indicted Reds in Jail Desnite Order   Communists Languish in Jail Despite a Federal Judge’s Order of Release After Revoking Bail

The Soldiers Pray ' Christmas Spirit, War ‘Merge On Korean Front

Xmas Spirit  Reaches Men On Front Line   Prayers For Peace Said But Fighting Continues In Korea

]'  = FaiieHome  Korean Figtiing '  But G. I.’s Pray For Peace, Oven

Allied Troops Fight, Pray On Christmas   Yule Spirit Abounds On Frosty Korean Front Despite Skirmishes

Battlefront Alive With Yule Spirit   Allied Prayers For Peace Mingle With Sound of Gunfire

Gls Celebrate Christmas With Prayers, Bullets   Korean Front Mixture of Yule Activity and Sporadic Fighting

Some Fighting As Christmas Nears In Korea   Gl’s Pray For Peace But Gunfire Still ls Heard

Prayers Mingle With Fighting  Scattered Skirmishes  hAvceelk Chiviebuan   Scattered Skirmishes Mark Christmas Eve Along Korean Front

Reds Anxious over Delay of UN Note   Fear Ridgway Plans To Impose New Conditions

Reds Simmer As  UN Delays Reply   Gen. Ridgway Reportedly Is Redrafting Answer To Communist Request for Parley

Storms, Dust And Rain Hit Western Texas  No Injuries Reported But Young Cotton Mav   No Injuries Reported But Young Cotton May Have Been Destroyed

Ten Billions Tax Hike May Suffice   Secretary Snyder Tells Newsmen It Should Came Now

Republ ican Lawmakers Voice Demands Fer Further Slashes in Tax Program

_siiyder Offers "New Tax Hike Compromise   Says $10 Million Boost Now May Kill Need for Second”, Tax Increase in 1952

GOP’s Demand Further Cut In Tax Hike Plans   Republican Leaders Say S10 Billion Request May Be Cut In Half; Boosts Mav Be Delaved

Republicans Want More Tax Cuts   GOP Members Demand Truman Reduce Levies

Snyder Cites Strong:  Finances $10. Billion Ta Rise May Suffice.

May Balance 1952 Budget Without Second Tax Boost   Prompt Passage of $10 Billion Increase Might Be Enough.

GOP Demands Further Tax Cut   Insist $7.5 Billion Ceiling High Enough

GOP Lawmakers Demand Further Cut in Tax Hike   Estimate Additional Taxes To Range From 5 to 7'2 Billions

Big Slashes  Not Enough, More Needed Say Leaders"   Administration Has : Already Taken Huge Sum From Budget

GOP Lawmakers Demand Further Cut In Tax Hike  $5 to $7 Billion  Roost Enousch to   $5 to $7 Billion Boost Enough to Balance Budget

One Tax Boost to Be Enough   Snyder Asks Congress for a 10 Billions Hike

Treasury Secretary Snyder Paints Rosy Picture, Says Government Will Have Surplus Of $3 Billion Instead of $23 Billion Deficit

FURTHER TAX CUT IS ASKED   Republicans Think Levy Increase May Fall To $5,000.000,000

Republicans In Congress Seek Bigger Tax Cut   y Will Fight Sec. “Snyder's Request For $10 Billion

Bi g Tax Now Maybe None In °02: Sec. Snyder   Treasury Chief Ask for 10 Billions This Year; Secs Balanced Bud we!

GOP Urges Further Cut In Tax Plan   Would Slash Truman’s “ee To As Low As S&5 Billion

Temperatures Around the Nation   Treasury Secretary Says $6 Billion Tax Increase May Not Be Needed, After All

SECOND ROUND TAX BOOST 10 BEPOSTPONED   $10 Billion Increase This Year Sufficient, Says ‘Snyder.

Snyder Reveals Federal Budget Showing Surplus   Only- $10 Billion In New Taxes To Be Needed

MIGHT BE ENOUGH   Treasury Secretary Believe: $10 Billion Tax Boost Might Do

Chance to Balance  Budget   Snyder Sees lt  And Thinks Ten Billion Tax Hike Sufficient at Present

Happy Days,  Surplus Seen   Top-Level U. S. Experts Forecast  Firn’ Treasury Footing

Already Scaled Down $6.5-Billion  GOP Asking Further Tax Program Cutback

Good Chance of Balanced Budge  $10 Billion Tax Hike Now May Be Enough

Tax Cut Demanc By Republicans Growing Louder  Original Program   Original Program Also Being Eased By Administration

Snyder Paints Optimistic Tax Picture for ‘52   $10 Billion Boost Would Eliminate Further Increase

GOP Leaders Want Further Cuts In Taxes   Slash In Spending * Urged With Budget Balance Advoested

GOP Would Cut Tax Increase Plan More  Additional Taxes May Not Exceed $5 Billion

‘RIDGWAY CONFERS BRIEFLY WITH EX-COMMANDER _— TT ee eA LL SSS  MaeArthur’s Top Aide Denies Chief  Ever Flounted Orders From Superiors

Ridgway Visits M Arthur, And Flies To Korea   General’s Successor Makes No Comment During Stay In Tokyo

Lt. Gen. Ridgway Confers With Gen. MacArthur  Makes Brief Tokyo Visit And Flies

‘Expect 250,000 More Students In College This Fall Than A Year Ago

Colleges, Expecting 15 Pct. Drop In Enrollment, Face Financial Crisis

‘Necessary For Defense Of Europe, General Says   Contribution By United States Must Be Flexible He Contends

Congress Told 40 Divisions Eisenhower Aim  General Says His Task In Europe Is Building For Peace in World

Congress Told Pact Countries  Ready for Risk   Flexible Contribution By U. S. Is Suggested: He’s Not Pessimistic

40 Divisions by the End of 1952 Is Goal Set by General Eisenhower   Declares Task of Building Is for Peace But Doesn’t Deny Danger of Powder Keg War Exists in Europe

70,000 SOLDIER BY 1932 REPORTED EISENHOWER GOAL   General Tells Congress Fiurope Is Determined to Take Risk of War in Combatting Communism,   LATER TESTIFIES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Declares Atlantic Partners Should Make Maximum Possible Contribution to  Defense Forces.

General Aims at 700,000  Troops for Europe Defense   Eisenhower Doesn’t Deny Danger of ‘Powder Keg War’; Avoids Any Direct Statement on U. S$. Commitments for North Atlantic Plan

‘Ike’ Wants 40 Divisions  F or Europe  "700, 000 Troops ° To Defend West

U.S. Reviews Halting at 38th   Plan Is Up to Reds On End to Hostilities   REIECT TEeRaAE   SOLONS TOLD WEST EUROPE TO FIGHT COMMUNISM  Ike Aims at 40-Division Goal

40 Divisions in ‘Kurope by 1953 Eisenhower Aim   General Tells Closed Session of Senators That U. S. Contribution Should Be Flexible, Not Expressed in Terms of Ceiling.

lke Seen Aiming for 40 Divisions      Wanted by ‘52, Senators Report

Gen. Eisenhower Is Heard In Closed Session After Speech   MAXIMUM IS NEEDED FROM ALL PARTNERS

Admits ‘Powder Keg’ :Risk, but Sees Need ° To Build for Peace; “Opposes: Strict Curbs

General Reporls /:fforts Necessary or U.S. Way of Life ‘Will Wither Away’ .

POW List Completion Is Delayed   Remaining 332 Names Will Be Checked Further

Soviet Nofe Said fo Charge That Turks Will Commit Act of Hostility If They Join Pact

Red Charge Of Hostility Reported Sent To Turks   Informed Source Says Russian Note Blasts Country’: Participation In Atlantic Pact Organization

SHARP SOVIET NOTE TO TURKEY REPORTED   Istanbul's Participation of Atlantic Pact Considered “Act of Hostility” by Reds,

Russia Keeps Germans Out of UN Debate   Rejects Western Plan to Admit Them to Talks on Unification, Election

West Gives Russia Jolt In Proposal   Suggests Letting East Germany Talk In UN On Election

West Surprises Reds With Proposal in UN  On German Elections  We ule Weak Baus   Would Invite East Germans to Parley,  Vishinsky Objects

Propose Free Elections In All Germany   Western Powers Propose To Invite East and West Germany To Discuss All-German Voting.

Ouster Move  Challenged  By WCarthy Sees Opponents “Lacking Guts”

Group Again Delays Probe Of McCarthy   Badger Senator Say: Dems Are Afraid te Press for Showdown

McCarthy Quster Action s Delayed   Resolution Stalled in Senate Committee

Hope of Peace By Christmas Is on Increase   Cease-Fire Line Is About Same As Battle Front Now

RELEASE BULK OF TB MONEY   ‘State Board Approve:  . Funds For Hospital  Expansion

ONCE SILENT WITNESS TELLS OF MOVIE PARTY  Mamhar af ‘Halluwand Tan’ Ende Silanca   Member of ‘Hollywood Ten’ Ends Silence To Detail Communist Werk tn Film City

Judge Says Wealthy Boston Terrier Won't Have To Pay Tax On Bequest

NEW TALK FAILS TO END DEADLOCK CN BUFFER ISSUE   Communists Agree, However, to Confer Again Today   Red Leacler Assails ‘Allies’ Siand as ‘Arrogant, Absurd’

Armistice Talks Resumed Under Communist Threat of Prolonged Deadlock  on Buffer Area Point.   REDS INSIST ON 38TH AS PEACE ZONE LINE      Deadlocked Since July 27, Reports Sav Allies Might Consent to a Compromise With Enemy View,

A Long Way To Go--  THOSE HOPING FOR PEACE SCON MAY BE DISAPPOINTED

250 Patients Evacuated In Hospital Fire   Mass Removal Accomplished Without Casuality

Friday 13th Brings Stark Tragedy To Vet  Family Watches New Home Disappear Beneath Flood

Senaté Has House-Enacted Welfare Plan   Deadlock Session Resumed; Democratic Lineup Break Seen

Prisoner Slips Past ‘Iwo Guards   Fugitive From Labor Detail Hunted Today

Peiping Ignores Bid To Resume Arinistice Talk  Communists Stalling

Peining Radio Assails UN Chief   Reds Ignore Offer to Resume Talks at Kaesong

PEIPING HURLS OLD INVECTIVE   Peace Talks Bogged Down In Newest Rash Of Name Calling

Peak Storm This Winter  In Big Area   Dakotas, Minnesota Gel Dose; Transit Hurt; Many Stranded.

SOUTH'S NEGRO POPULATION DIPS   Census Figures Show That Trend is To Move Into Industrial Areas Around Country.

WOULD KEEP HERE   Oklahoma Governor Tell:  Conference to Preserve Natural Gas

Urges Conservation Of Gas Reserves   States Should Act  To Preserve Supply For Own Industries, Governor Murrov Sav:

U.S. Marines and British Commonwealth Unit Saved U.N. Forces From Disaster in Red Drive

Ist Marines Give Nary An Inch To Reds  Heroic Tales Of Korea Stand Told  Ry Correcnondent

Liquor Sale Bill Hits Opposition   Proposed Legislation Of Early Sunday Morning  Business Is Criticized

Says No Slots In Jefferson Co.   Governor Says Investigators Have Found No Machines

No Operatin o Slots Found   Governor Tells Of Report By Secret Investigators

WAY LEFT OPEN FOR REOPENING TRUCE PARLEYS   UN Forces Leader Charges ‘Falsehood’ In Reds’ Complaint

Ridgway Puts Issue Strictly Up To Commies  Either Resume Talks Or Reject Overture

Mystery” Barrel Gone  Self-Filling   Self-Filling Barrel Stolen From Orr Form

LOVELL JURY TO RECONVENE   ‘Hear Testimony On Truck i Weight Case Wednesday : In Court House

Allies Demand There Be No Death March   POW Truce Group Reports No Progress

Ask Transport of Red Captives   UN Hopes to Block Prison ‘Death March’

Demand Reds Put Ban on Death March”  Subcommittee Soon May Break Deadlock Holding Up Truce

Allies Demand Guarantee Of No Death March  No Progress Reported  In Korean War Truce Talks

No “Death March” For  Prisoners   No Bataan’ Repetition. LU. N. Men Tell Reds At Munsan

UN Demands Guarantee Against ‘Death March’  17-Day Deadlock on Truce Policing   17-Day Deadlock on Truce Policing Methods Continues at Conference

Demand Guarantee Of Safety of U. N. War Prisoners   No Progress Made In Truce Talks By 2 Committees

'No Progress In Truce Talk   Allies Demand Red Guarantee Against Any ‘Death fAarch’ of Prisoners

GUARD AGAINST ‘DEATH MARCH   Den’t Want Allied Prisoners to Walk Far Across Korea.

Allies Draft New Demand On Prisoners  Want Guarantee Reds Won’t Stage ‘Death March’

FEAR OF ENEMY “DEATH MARCH” AROUSES AILIES   J. N. Wants Guaran - tee That Reds Will  --Not March Allied  One Hundreds ites

Allies Demand Prisoner Pledge  Must Be No 'Death March,” Reds Told

Allies Demand Reds Guarantee No Death March   No Progress Made In Parley on Prisoners, Sookesman States

Allies Fear Death ‘Hike In Reverse   Red Guarantee Of Prisoners Safety Demanded

NO PROGRESS REPORTED ON TRUCE ISSUE   Both Stdes Push For Agreement On Armistice Supervision.

Allies Demand Proper Handling Of All Prisoners  “No Death March,’ U.N. Warns Enemy At Truce Parlay

Communists Warned Against Death March   17-Day Deadlock In Armistice Policing Talks Still Unbroken; Red General Expresses rlope Of Truce

Safe Delivery Demanded For UN Prisoners   Truce Seekers Hope To Break Deadlock

NO PROGRESS, BUT Allies Demand Communis! Guarantee of POW Safety

UN Demands  Safe Return  Ot Prisoners Asks Pledge Of No ‘Death March

NO PROGRESS — OF ANY KIND FROM PARLEYS   Some Indication Inspection Stymie  Might Be Broken

No Prisoner Death March Is UN’s Plea   Truce Team Reports No Progress Of Any Sort, But Hopes For A Break An Deadlock Soon

UN Is Seeking Assurance When Prisoners Freed   Truce Talks Are Deadlocked, Wont No ‘Blind Payment’

Allies Push For Pledge On Captives   Demand Red Guarantes That There Will Be No Death March.

ne DEMAND GUARANTEE ERE WILL BE NO “DEATH RCH” OF U. N. PRISONERS

Allies Demand Pledge Against ‘Death March’   Warn Reds on Prisoners as Talks Continue Without Progress 

UN Demands Fair Treatment Of Prisoners   Wants Guarantee Of No ‘Death March”’ In POW Exchange

Allies Guard Against POW ‘(Death March’  Demand Guarantee From Reds As Talks Remain Deadlocked

Allies Hold Against Any Death Hike   Truce Committee Says No Progress Is Made, but Break Might Be Reported Soon   Safety Is Key   Admiral Libby Informs Reds: Assurances Are Wecessary

ALLIES ACT TO BAR NEW DEATH MARCH   Negotiators Demand Protection for Exchanged War Prisoners in Case of Korean Truce.

Allies Demand Red Guarantee On Prisoners   Assurance That There Will Be No Death March Is Asked Of Communists

NO POW PROGRESS   Allies Demand Guarantee Against “Death March”  in Korea

Allies Demand Pledge Against "Death March"   Prisoner Treatment Crops Up in Korea Truce Parley

Ask Surety Against Red Death March   U.N. Seeks Pledge Prisoners Won't  Face Grueling Hike

Ask Communists To Guarantee No Death March   Truce Committee Makes No Headway; ‘Bataan’ March In Reverse Feared

Allies Want No ‘Death Marches’   Fear Chinese May _Mistreat Captives On Way To Swap

UN Demands Guarantee No ‘Bataan Death March’ Will  Come for Allied Prisoners

UN DEMANDS NO ‘DEATH MARCH’   Tough Truce Men Ask Reds For Guaranty Of POW Safety

Allies Demanding Red Guarantee   Truce Subcommittee Report No Progress Again.

No Progress In Armistice Negotiations   Allies Demand That No “Death March” Be Made of Returning Allied Prisoners

UN DEMANDS NO LONG Taek OF PRISONER   Tough Admiral Says There Will Be No Blind Exchanges.

Allies Demand Assurances of No Death March  Reds Observe Rules, But Not Completely

He Died Without Telling ....  Judge Takes Death Mystery To Grave

  Nearly Cost Life of Governor: Judge Powell Carries Secret Of Leo Frank Case to Grave

Western Half Of Buffer Zone Is Disputed Point  Red Offer Leaves UN Bridaeheads

Battlefield — Gets First Heavy Snow   Fighting Dwindle Sharply in Face Of Truee Hones

Snow Falls On Korean Front, Action Limited   Allied Forces Take Precautions as Cold Weather Approaches

Troops Prepare As Korea Snow Starts To Fall   ‘Action Limited To Ground Patrols

itter Korean Winter Falls Over Battlefield  Action Limited to Patrols as Heavy Snow Covers Front: Anti-Freeze Rushed to Tanks

First Snow Checks Fight In Korea  Truce Negotiators   Truce Negotiators  Balk at Part of Reds’ Proposal.

ONOW IN KOREA LIMITS FIGHTING   L, N. PATROL STABS SHARP. LY RESISTED — BRIEF AIR BATTLE FOUGHT,

Substantial Snow Slows War Action  Cargo Planes Fly Anti Freeze To Front For Allied Vehicles

A Field Day for the Little Fellow In New Mexico's Latest Land Boom

20,000 Seek Fortunes in Land Boom  Citizens Swamp Office in Bids For Cheap Plots

—-— Government —— It’s Field Day For ‘Little Guy’ In Land Drawing ——Opens Oil Area——

Weather Cuts U. S. Accidental Deaths: 236 Are Killed   Volume of Traffic Sai d to Be Less Than Usual— *. Death’s Big Night Lies Ahead

Tax Increases In State Likely   Hike in Gas, Cigaent, Beer. Liquor Levies feen

Drew Pearson Sues M Carthy  Other Defendants : fr Anh AnAK : Sas Nene

Idaho Reactions Violent To School Levy Opinion   Smylie Believes Boards Limited to 9 Mill Raise in Levy

ant Foothills From Reds; Blow Falls Om Green Chi-'  wean Bante adseeinnda

Allies Score Big Victory On Ridges   Chinese Flee Heavy Assault Ted hv 50 Tank:

Red Ridge In West Also Is Subjugated   Negotiators Seem In Polite Mood As Site is Discussed

Dissolution Of Chestquehanna System Voted  Joint Bourd Takes - Steps To End Nine  District Setup

23 OF CREW DIE IN WORST 8-36 CRASH RECORDED   Only Three Survive Fire After Landing At Kirtland Base   EXPLOSION FOLLOWS AS PLANE HIT EARTH

2 Badly-Hurt Crewmen Survive Bomber Wreck   Huge Air Force Plane Bounces In And Explodes In N. M. Base Landing

2 Badly Injured As B-36 Burns In New Mexico  Coun menm’n Daceian   Firemen’s Rescue Efforts Hampered By Flemina Oil   Renodv to Land

92 Men Die In Plane Dive   B-36 Bomber Plows Into . Airport, Explodes

Only Twolive After Tragedy At Terminal   Alburquerque Scene Of Worst B-26 Crash In History Of Planes

«- Only Two Survive Albuquerque Crackup « «  23 Lose Their Lives In Crash Of Big B-36   Accident Worst Since Six-Engine Bombers Began Their Operations

Bomber Crashes; 2.3 Airmen Killed   Only Two Survive Worst B-36 Accident—Six-Engine Plane Explodes And Burns At Edge Of Albuquerque

[wo Escape Fiery Death In Big Plane   Explosion Fires $ Other Aircraft on Ground At Albnaneraque

Craft Explodes Near Terminal In Albuquerque   Witness Tells Of Seeing Blinding Flash Of Flame

DEATH TOLL REACHES 23 IN AIR GRASH   Worst B-36 Accident In History Yesterday

Only Two Men On Huge Plane Survive Fall   Flaming Wreckage Scattered Over 1,000 Feet, Barely Two Blocks From Albuqueraque’s Air Terminal.

23 Airmen Die In Worst B-36 Bomber Crash   Huge Plane Dips, Explodes Near New Mexico Base

( Maly Two Men Survive Wreck Of big Bomber   Flaming Craft Sets 3 Other Planes Afire; Injured Men Critical

Big Bombing Plane Wrecked In Landing at Albuquerque; Two Survivors Badly Injured

23 Airmen Perish In Flaming Crash Of B-36 Bomber   Disaster Is AF’s Fifth And Worst Since Pla ne Wace Put Inta Onerntinn

Big Ship Falls And Explodes  In New Mexico  Attempting To Land Two Survive Crash

B-36 Crash Fatal To 22 At AF Field   Bomber Goes Up In Flames  In Storm Landing

23 AIRMEN DIE ASB-36 BLOWS UP ON FIELD   Jet Engine Explode: As Bomber Comes In For Landing

U.S. Calls For Mobile UN Forces   UN Legion Another Force Suggested To Supplement Army

Ask Joint UN Force  lo Stop Aggression _U_ S. Urges Members - Expedite Action -

"Fighe at Any Tie” U.S. Calls for Mustering lOf-RN. Apatéad rorces

 Greeks and Tanks at Cross Purposes 7 OSS Purposes  Wanted: One Language for War

Language Barrier Makes It Tough  WhenAmerican Tanks Wound Greeks

Greeks and Tanks at Cross Purposes  Wanted: One Language for War

Left Wing And Attlee Make Deal   Quarreling Forces In British Socialism Aim To Keep The Party In Power

Deal in Labor Party May Save Rittlee Regime   Mutual Concessions Are Made to Avert Government Fall

\FALOE LEE IM FIGIIE  Split In British Labor Party Healed Temporarily To Stave Off Election

BRIT AIN— Deal Will Keep Labor Tn Saddle  Third Government Member Resigns

Attlee Pulls Socialists — Together  Deal Worked ‘Out th Rahela Mav   Deal Worked Out With Rebels May Avert Disastrous Split for Awhile

Attlee, Bevan Compromise  Labor Split   Agreement Reached To Keep Party in Power As Long As Possible

Attlee. Rebel Labor Leaders Make a Deal   Aim to Keep Party ir Power, Prevent Election

British Unity Above Split, Say Labor Factions   Secretary of Supply Quits Post; Attlee Government Bolstere<

Attlee, Rebel Laborite Left Wingers Make Deal To Balk General Election

British Regime Agrees on ‘Deal To Avert Crisis   Attlee’s Forces and  Left Wingers Act to Avoid New Elections

Attlee, Labor Compromise  Bimad A+ Kaaning   Aimed At Keeping Labor Government Avoid Election

Concessions  To Aid Labor   Attlee and Rebellious Laborites Agree To Avoid Vote

Attlee Saves Gov't in Deal With Left Wing   Loses Third Officer ir Revolt on Defense  i

Political Deal May Bolster Attlee Regime   Move Designed To Prevent New Election

Deal Made by British Parties   Aim Is to Keep Labor Government in Power

Bevan Bloe Makes Deal With Attlee   Agree To Keep Labor In Power As Long As Possible

Attlee’s Forces Make  Deal to Stay in Office  Reach Compromise With Rebel! Leftists After Third Leader Quits,

Attlee Makes Deal With Left Wingers  Designed to Keep  lahar Party in Pawer

LABOR DEAL MAY PREVENT NEW ELECTION   Third Resignation Makes Socialists Fearsome

BRITISH LABOR PARTY ACTS T0 RETAIN POWER   ARRANGE DEAL WITH LEFT WING GROUP TO PREVENT SPLIT

British Labor Party Makes  Power ‘Deal’  _ Attlee’s Forces Act to Prevent ’ Government Ouster

LABOR GOV'T MAKES DEAL WITH BEVAN   He Can Abstain on Vote for False Teeth; Attlee Holds Power for ea Time.

Aitlee Forces Make Deal to Hold Power  Laborites Seeking to Keep Party In Control. Prevent New Flectionc

British Make Deal To Save Labor Party   Attlee Forces And Left Wingers In Election Stopper

Attlee’s Deal With Leftists Eases Peril   Concessions Made By Both Sides In Bid To Block Election

Attlee's Hopes Grow Brighter  Pg, ee one S   Compromise Reached With Bolting Laborite:

British Labor Government in Compromise  ee ee ee ee eee, ae   Prime Minister Attlee’s Government Deals Wit  Three Cabinet Losses

Iran New Oil Proposal   Harriman Tells ‘Mossadegh He Must  Re "Practical!

Harriman Sends Proposals To Mossadegh   Plan Should Satisfy Iranian Aspirations, Justice To Britain

U.S. Proposes Revival Of . Iran Meeting  Three-Point Plan Calls For Competen Management Of  reryiik..

US Makes Public 3-Point Proposal For Reviving British-lran Talks

U.S. SUBMITS IRAN OIL PLAN   Offers 3-Point Program To Revive Stalled Talks »

U. S. Three-Point Idea... Proposal To Revive  Iran Oil Talks Made

Proposal To Resume Oil  Talks Is Made   Harriman Tells Mossadegh He Must Be ‘Practical’

Letter Sent To  Iran Minister Qutlines Plan   Harriman Tells Mossa: degh Both Sides Must Show Good Will.

Offer 3-Point Proposal For Renewed Parley   Harriman Tells Iranian Premier He Must Be ‘Practical’ In Touchy Dispute

U. 5. Offers To Revive Oil Talks   Middle Eastern Line With Turkey As Pivot Planned

Three Points  U. S. Offers Proposal For     Resuming Oil Talk In Iran

U.S. Proposes Revival Of . lran Meeting   Three-Point Plan Calls For Competent Management Of Iran Oil Industry

U.S. Offers Plan For New Iran Talks   Harriman Outlines Three Proposals In Note To Mossadegh

1S. Offers Oi Falk Plan   3-Point Proposal for British Control of Overseas Sales

Competent Control Urged By Harriman   Compensation To Britain Among Proposals

U.S. Takes Steps For Resumption Of Iran Talks   Three-Point Program Calls For “Competent” Management Of Oil Industry, Conmensation Te Britain

U.S. Offers A Plan To Settle lranian Dispute   Harriman Letter Tells Mossadegh To Be Practical

Seek fo Revive Deadlocked Irar Oil Discussions   U. S. Urges Negotiations Be Continued

‘Must Be Prac Lice al’  died  Harriman Subenite 3-Point  Plan to Resume [ran Oil Talks

Oil Talks Resumption Is Proposed   SOVIET SPY SENTENCED TO DIE; TALKS POSTPONED

Don't Go Home Yet, Senator _ : Royalty and Congress Wives Worrying Solons

‘Conqressmen's Wives Protest Leavin i g  ‘Washington Prior to Party for Royalty

Serve Grunewald With a Tax Lien  Is ‘Mystery Man’ Of Tax Scandals

Bridges Aided Baltimorean,  Attorney Says   : Former Counsel Of Bureau Also Names Grunewald In Probe

Three-Year-Old Boyd Dies of Cancer Misses Premature Xmas Celebration

‘Cancer-Doomed Boy Dies; Parents Had Decided Against Prolonging Life

PLAINS AREA IS NUMBED BY DOUBLE BLOWS   Many Cities Meet Weather-Caused Traffic Troubles

»ysnow, Cold Hit Plains ates; South Dakota Area «lated by 15-Foot Drifts

Snow Brings Distress To South Dakota   Ranches, Small Towns Isolated by 15 Foot Drifts

State Dep't To Pay Ransom Of $120,000   Sen. Wayne Morse Demands Senate Probe of Arrests

DiSalle Denounces Foes Of Controls: Democrats Seek Grass Roots Backing

He Was Married Nine Times... .. Man Shot To Death By Divorced Wife

Two-limes Wife Kills Two-Timer   Oft-Married Meat Inspector’s Estranged Wife Uses Gun on Him

Papers Seized On Farm Afte: M’Carthy Tip   Senate Group Agent - Obtains Documents Réeloucins Tal PUR:

McCarthy's Tip Results in Raid  Institute Papers Grabbed at Farm

M'CARTHY TIP LEADS TO RAID   Thousands Of Documents Seized On Massachusetts Farm

McCarthySupplied Tip on LP.R: Unit   Thousands of Documents - Seized in Raid in  Maasachuaetts

Security Probers Seize Papers In Farm Raid; ‘McCarthy Gave 'Tip’

Snoopers Given lip By McCarthy  Farm Raid Snatches Documente OF TPR

IPR Raid Result of McCarthy Tip   Thousands of Papers Uncovered on Farm by Senate Agents

Credit New Records Find To McCarthy  Papers May Prove  , & Sn Day Sep 7. ESCO   Papers May Prove Very Interesting —Wisconsin Sen.

UN Force Hits Over 38th Line   As Huge Drive Rolls Against  Chincse Enemy

Enemy Chased Over Parallel In 3 Sectors   ‘Gamble’ by Eighth Army Apparenily Pays Off, Van Fleet Sava

NEW U.N. PLAN MIGHT SOLVE PROBLEMS   Reds To Give Answer After Overnight Study  ALIIroe   To Accept Red Buffer Zone Proposal If Armistice Signed In 30 Days

U.N. Offers To Accept Buffer  Zone Proposal   Allies Condition Acceptance On Signing Of Armistice In 30 Days;  Communist Replv Comes Fast

Allies Move to. Break Deadiock   U. N. Command Offers to Accept Red Buffer Zone Proposal If Armistice Is Signed Within Month

New UN Plan Injected Into Truce Talks   Accept Reds’ Buffer Zone If Armistice Signed in 30 Days

—-ALMOST REACH AGREEMENT— U.N. Command Acce pts Red Buffer Zone Plan

Communists Promise To Study U. N. Proposal Which Will Allow Fixing Of Tentative Cease: Fire Line Along Present Front.

U..N.-To Accept Red Buffer Zone Plan With Limits  Allies Stipulate That Arimistice Be Signed Within 30 Days

 UN Command, in Dramatic Move to End Cease-Fire  Deadlock, Offers to Accept Red Buffer Zone  Plan If Armistite Is Signed Within Thirty Days

U.N. In Move To Accept Red Offer   Agrees to Buffer Zone II _ Armistice Is Signed  Within 30 Days

Offer to Accept Enemy's Buffer Zone Proposal   Communists Indicate They May Agree; Meet Again Sunday

Bid To End Cease-Fire Deadlock   Offer Conditional On Signing of Armistice Within 30 Days

OFFER MADE ‘TO REMOVE  TOUGH BLOCK   Shooting Slated To Continue Until Truce Is Signed

Plan Hinges On Armistice  In 30 Days   Buffer Zone Set For Interim Only At Present Front

Red Proposals On Cease-Fire Line Accepted  Deadlock Broken B U. N. Command

U.N, Agrees To Chinese  Butter Zone   Reds Indicate They May Accept Offer: Has 30 Day Time Limit

Armisitce Hopes Rise As Allies Submit New Plan   Accept Red Buffer Zone If Peace In 30 Davs

Dramatic Move To End Deadlock Is Made by UN   Shooting Would Not End Until Armistice Has Been Signed

Will Accept Proposal if Pact Sianed   Ridgway Regrets Manner Ini Which Facts Made Public

30-Day Limit Proposed For Armistice   UN Makes Offer To Reds On Buffer Zone Issues

Must Sign Armistice In 30-Day Time   Commies Promise To Study Surprise Proposal Overnight For Comment Today

UN Makes Offer For Acceptance Of Buffer Zone  “Would End Deadlock If Siqned in 30 Days

Ask Armistice Within 30 Days As Part Of Deal   Reds To Study Proposal Before BKurther Talks

Will Fix Line If Armistice s Signed In 30 Days   Surprise Attack Gains Two Miles On Central Front

Communists Indicate Acceptance  Other Proposals Must Be Approved Within 30 Days

Allies fle. Alt ternate To Red Da   Proposa  Would. Fix Buffer Zone Along Present Battle Line

U Offers to Accept Red Buffer Zone   Armistice Must be Signed in 30 Days Or New Zone DrawnFighting to Continue

Enemy Leaders Favor Armistice Speedup Overture  U.N. Acts Swiftly To Halt Deadlock In Negotiations

Allies AcceptRed Butter Zone Plan   End of Cease-Fire Deadlock Foreseen By Top Necotiators

Offer To Accept If Truce Comes Within 30 Days   UN Leaders Make Dramatic Move To Accept Buffer Zone

Offer Hangs On Armistice Within 30 Days  TNiaadinck Ovar   Deadlock Over Cease-Fire May Reach End Soon

Must Come In 30 Days   Swift Acceptance By:Communists May End Long Deadlock

Allies Offer Alternate To Red Plar   Proposal Would Fix Buffer Zone Along Present Battle Line

Pledges To Study New Allied Move   U.N. Offers To Accept Zone Plan if Peace Sianed in Month.

Proposes To Accept Red Buffer Zone   Agreement Would Require Armistice Within 30 Days

MOVE WILL END BUFFER DISPUTE IF REDS ARREF   North Korean General Says Plan Appears Sound— Enemy To Give Comments At Tonight's Meeting,

May Bring An Armistice in Korea   Communists Indicate They Might Agree To Latest Proposal

Allied Offer Made   UN Accepts Communist Buffer Zone Proposal If Armistice Is Signed Within 30 Days

UN Offers to Accept Red Buffer Zone Proposal if Truce Signed in 30 Days

Dramatic Move Taken fo End Korean Cease-Fire Deadlock: Conditioned on Early Action

Red Buffer Zone Kgreeable to Uh if Truce Assured   But Armistice Must be Signed Within 30 Days, Allies Demand

Atlantic Pact Powers Will Send at Least Five Divisions fo Germany

Senate Okays Grain in India On Loan Basis   Rejects Truman's Plea for Outright Gift of Wheat

Senate Rejects Gift Food for India, Puts It All on Loan Basis. Instead

Big Shipment Of Grain For Indians Voted   Senate Approves Two Mil. lion Tons To Alleviate Starvina

Easy Loan Grain Voter for India   House May Take Up Own Bill Thursday; Fate Uncertain

Loan Basis Put In India Wheat Bill: None Free   Provision Written In; Passage Seen Likely by Tonight

India Famine Issue  Up For Final Vote  % Million Tons Of Grain  Anovroved Ry Senate

Grain To India Bill Is Okayed   2 Million Tons To Go To Famine-Hit Country As Toan

Senate OK’s Grain ‘Loan’  For India   Similar Measure To Be Taken Up By House Today

Senate Accepts Grain Provision   Straight Loan Basis for India Wheat Voted

SENATE VOTES ‘WHEAT TOINDIA ON LOAN BASIS   Bill Passed After Amendment voted ; House May Take it up Thursday.

Senate OK’s Wheat Loan For India  $190 Millions Will Be  ,; peer eee, Mm Fee pee % T yo? & oe   $190 Millions Will Be Repayable at Low Interest Rates.

India Wheaf Aid Put on Loan Basis   Senate Passes Ban on Sending Grain as Gift

Grain for India. Voted by Senate   Amendment Provides Shipment to Be Made as Straicht Loan

FATE IN HOUSE VOTE TODAY IS STILL UNKNOW!   Far East Nation Musi Pay For Food Under Chamber Ruling

India Grain Will Be Sent Only As Loan   Amendment Changing Basis Paves Way For Final Passage Of Bill

Wheat to India Straight Loan  Senate Over-rides Truman Proposal to i ae.) ae  en

Senate Okehs India Grain  Aid as Loan   $190 Million Shipment Of Food Granted On ‘Easy Payment’

ASK RERITISH SE PPORT   Senate Votes to Give Grain To India on Straight Loan

Passage of India Grain Bill Is Due   Half Grant, Half Loan Act May Be Amended To Become All Loan

SENATE NEARS VOTEON GRAIN AID FOR INDIA   Amendment Calling For Straight Loan Passes By 52-32 Vote.

Vote Food For India    Senate-Passed Bill Authorizes Shipment On Straight Loan Basis

Senate Votes Indian Grain On Loan Basis   Amendment to Cut Out Gift Provision Is Carried By 52 to 32

SENATE OKAYS BILL TO SPEED GRAIN TO INDIA   ADOPT AMENDMENT PUTTING SHIPMENTS ON A LOAN BASIS

Collazo Plans Appeal From Death Verdict   Killer’s Companion In Assassination Plot Is Convicted

Collazo Faces Death Penalty  Jury Finds Puerto Rican Guilty Of First Dearee Murdet

GEORGE SITES IS NAMED CHAIRMAN OF CARROLL CROP   DESIGNATE OCTOBER 21 AS CROP SUNDAY; OTHER OFFICERS ANNOUNCED

Probers Slap Duo With $10.000 Bail   Star Witness May Skip Opening on Texas Crime

COMPLAINTS OF VIOLATIONS ARE REJECTED  Alleged Kaesong Incidents Are Dis.   Alleged Kaesong Incidents Are Dismissed as “Malicious Falsehoods.”

All Communist Charges Against UN Are Rejected   Enemy's Neutrality Violation Complaints Termed Falsehoods

Ridgway Reply Rebukes Reds ln Sharn Terms   Offer to Resume Armistice Talks Couched in Such Scornful Language Reds Likely to Reject Ht.

UN Leader Reject All Communist Complaints Of Allied Violations Of Kaesong’s Neutrality As Malicious   ACCEPTANCE MUST COME FROM REDS

Protest Over Alleged Allied ‘Bombing’ Of Kaesone Area Coldly Reiected By Ride wav

— CEASE-FIRE — Stiff Note Charges Falsehoods   FOE WOULD LOSE FACE’

Blistering, Scornful Indictment Makes It Unlikely Foe Will Accept Bid to Resume Truce Negotiations

Stinging Reply Given To Red. Complaint On. ‘Bomb Attack’:   Message So Tough ‘Fhat Communists May Reject Plans For Further Talks

REDS EXPECTED TO REJECT IT  Ridgway Writes Offer To Resume - Truce Talks In Stinging Terms

Ridgway Rejects Charges   UN Willing . To: Resume Talks At Any-Time:.

Ridgway Sends Blistering Offer To Resume Talk:   Little Chance Seen That Reds Can Accept

All Communist Reports Of Violations Called ‘Malicious Falsehoods’

Ridgway Note e ‘Coldly Scornful’  Offer Probably Wol Ba Turned Down.

Offers To Resume If Reds Are Willing To Accept Loss Of Face   Commander Brands Complaints A Pack Of Trumped Up Fabrications Without Foundation

Strong Offer Sent To Reds By Ridgeway   ‘Appears Likely Communists Not To Accept Terms

State Launches New Auto Ferry  Icebreaker Is Named ‘S.S. Vacationland’

Little Cancer. Victim to Go To Mayo Clinic   Atlanta Shrine Patrol Sponsors Trip for Girl

MANY KILLED AS NAVY CRAFT HITS AIRLINER   Large Commercial Plane Believed Carrying © 34 Passengers.

Fire Sweeps 8 Buildings  In Evansville   Fire Rages out of Control for Four Hours: 200 Firemen Battle Flames; Cause Is Unknown.

Eight Buildings Gutted by Flame:   Evansville, Ind., Fire Loss Set at 10 Million

Evansville, Ind., Has Costly Fire   Two to Ten Million Is Loss; Big Business Blocks Leveled

Demoralized Armies Reeling Northward; Offer No Resistance   Airmen Raking Retreating Columns Add To Confusion Caused By Allies’ Relentless Attack.

Allied Forces Continue — To Move; Only Slight  Resistance Encountered

—KOREA—  Last City Of Triangle Due to Fall   PYONGGANG IS NO MAN’S LAND

Four Die, 10 Hurt In Cincinnati Fires   Suspect Arson In 3 Blazes In Brighton District

Arson Squad Checking Fatal Cincinnati Fire   Four Persons Die, 10 Are Injured In Second of Three Tenement Blazes

BRITAIN TAKES FORMOSA STANE   COMES OUT FOR RETURN OF STRATEGIC ISLAND TO RED CHINA.

Calls MacArthur Deserving Idol Of U.S. People   Slashing Attack On Truman. Group By Sen. Wherry

Red Police Here 30 Years Ago   Russia Had Agents In U.S. in 1920's, Ex-Communist Says

RED PARTY EX-LEADER TESTIFIES  Russian Secret Police Operations in U. S. Bared

Witness Declares Agents of Soviet Police Began Operating in U. S. 30 Years Ago

Red Agents In US. 30 Years Ago, Is Claim   Ben Gitlow Testifies Before Subversive Control Board

RED AGENTS BUSY IN U.S. LONG TIME   Former Communist Says They Were Active In 192!

Red Agents Active In U. S. 30 Years  wie 4 er im os os ‘alia:   Ousted Communist Savs Secret ‘Police Sought’ Information

Says Red Spies Here 30 Years   Gitlow Tells of Being Ousted by Party for Opposing Stalin

 Chillicothe’s First Visitors?  Schoolboy’ s Find Has ‘Historians In Dither

(When Did First White Man Arrive?  \Ohio Historians Call Boy’s Relic Find of Centurs

NewSkirmishes Start in Suez; Death Toll High   Egyptian Admits 8 Killed in Battle Near Water Plant

Cairo Again Riot Scene,  Fight Slain   Eight Others Injured As British, Egypt Factions Clash

—PROFITABLE STOCK INVESTMENT-— Says M [cKinney’s $1, 000 Brought $74,000 Profit

Paper Reveals Big Profit In M’Kinney Dea   Democratic Leader Gained $74,000 In Teeatam Biem Stack”

‘Goodby for for No. 29 and 30  Court Upholds I C. Train Removals

US to Try Cook Mt Oklahoma City On Kidnap Charge   Execution. Could Be the Penalty Upon Conviction

3 Charges of Murder Filed  Captured Desperado to Be Tried In Oklahoma City for Kidnaying

Five Gunmen Escape With Pavroll   Take Over Second Auto When Their Car Gets Flat Tire

30-PAGE REPORT CITED Senate Is Given Warning  Of Red A-Bomb Stockpile

100,000 Workers Idle in France: To Draft Some   Government Becomes Sterr

They May Spend Christmas In Jeff City Redistric ‘ting Fi ght Snarls State Legichiaes Routine

Redistricting Issue Snarls State Senate   Republican Sees Clamp on Legislative Calendar

Nixon Claims  U.S. Employe Pushed Loan   Joseph Major Accused Of Using White House  Influence

Call For Quiz Of Influence By ‘Friends’   Senate Committee Hears Truman Friend Uses Hik ‘White House Entree’

U.S.Employe  Accused in  5% Inquiry Man ‘Used Job’  For Loan, Says Senator Nixon

Five Per Cent Probers Study  Several Leads   Friend ‘O£ President Reportedly Involved; Secret Session Opens

Sen. Nixon Says Federal Employe ‘Used Influence’   ‘Five Percenter’ Hearings Go Into Closed Door Session

Hoey Group In Session  New Charges Fly As Probers Study ‘Influence Peddling’

 Five FPercenter’ Probe Goes Underground  Nixon Charges Federal Employe Used White House Entree to Influence Loan

Nixon Says Man Described As Friend Of Truman Used Influence For Loan

Five Percenters UnderFire Again   President's Friend Put in Spotlight

Allies Forces Near Communist Key Hub  Chinese Red Resistance Fades Suddenly South-

Allied Troops Drive Closer To Kumsong  Resistance Fades Canutheact OF Hith

U.N. Assembly Called U pon To Make Major Military Decisions in kherean W ar

Five Michigan Blazes Costly  Farmer Dead: Womar   Farmer Dead; Woman Critically Burned

McClellan Won't Support Democrats If "Socialistic’ Planks Put In Platform

McClellan Hits At “Fair Deal”   Says He Will Not Support Program

Marshall Says M’ Arthur Given ‘Consideration’   Might Have Held Onte Job In Japan

Administration Almost Kept MacArthur In Charge of Japan   'President Satisfied With Testimony of Secretary of State

Criticizes Ridgway's Statement  Saya Considered      Saya Considered Leaving M’ Arthur In Jap Command

French Premier To Visit Truman  Cold War Strategy To Be Discussed

France’s Premier Pleven To Visit President Truman tor Conterence   Dr. Seagraves ‘Guilty’ Of Treason in Burma

French Premier To Confer With Truman Jan. 29  Two-Day Conference On World Situation Is Announced

French Chief To Hold Talks With Truman   Pleven Will Confer In Washington On Policy Jan. 29-30

Pleven Plans     For Jan. 19   Truman and French Premier To Discuss Cold War Strateay

Pleven Comes  To U.S. Parley   French Premier And Truman To Meet

French Premier Slates Meeting With President  Heads Of State =   ey ase, SERS

AR fs a ’ 2 iy ee P Premier Rene Pleven Comin To Washington To See Truman

Prime Minister Of France Will Visit Truman  Pleven To Come To Washington This

French Premier To Confer With Truman   Pleven’ Coming To Washington for Policy Tolks

French Premier Coming To U. §.  iavan Sonters Pig  Freres aeehlé<CirKCS

French Premier To Visit Truman   Conference On Cold  War Stoted Jan. 27

PLEVEN COMING TO WASHINGTON ON JANUARY 2°   Top Problems To Be Dis cussed Are West Defense, Indo-China

Pleven Of France To See Truman   Premier Coming From Paris January 29 For Two-Day Conference On Policy

French Premier To Visit Truman   To Discuss Items Of Mutual Interest

Vital T ungsten  Lack Blasted   Inexcusable Bungling Blamed in Shortage   VITAL NEF   BOART STOCKPILES

Tobey Wants 60 Days More For Hearings   Pennsylvania Senators Request Crime Group To Come Into Area

Tobey Favors Extending Senate Crime Probe   Senate to Be Asked Ta Continue Group For ‘at Least 60 Days

Crime Inquiry Extension Set   Two More ‘Missing’ Witnesses Found; Early Appearance Scheduled

Extension of Crime Probe To“Be Asked   Tobey Reports Request To Be Made of Senate

Senate to Be Asked  To Extend Life of  Crime Committee Sen. Charles Tobey  Says Extension of  60 Days Sought

Symington Named New Chief of RFC  Truman Acts Under Reoraanizina Plan

First Step Taken in Reorganizing Lending Agency  Symington Named RFC Boss

SYMINGTON NAMED ‘ONE-MAN REC BOSs   President Takas -First Step in Reorganizing Huge Lending Ageney

Symington Is Appointed as  Head of RE C   Will Assume His Duties in Post  Monday, April 30

Symington Is New One-Man Boss of RFC   Takes First Step To Reorganize Lending Agency

Symington Is Named 1-Man Boss Of RFC   Truman In First Revamping Move

Truman Names  Chief for RFC      Symington Agrees to Head Wnder-Fire’ Avency

Stuart Symingtor Agrees To Boss Revamped RFC   Probers Will Check Legislators’ Letters

Symington Named As One-Man Boss Of RFC Program   Appointment Is Revealed As Senate Looks Into

Symington In Charge Of RFC  Truman Lieutenant   Truman Lieutenant Takes Over Apr. 30

Symington Chosen One-Man i Boss  Desesdams Tabane £:..   President Takes First Step In Reorganizing Lending Aaency

One-Man Reins Of RFC Given To Symington.   New Boss to Toke Over April 30 From Board of Directors

McCarthy Loses Committee Job   Moody Named to Take Vandenberg Post on Appropriations

Sen. McCarthy ‘Bumped’ from Senate Group   Ousted From Powerful Appropriations Unit By Vandenberse Death

M Carthy Loses Committee Post  Demos Take Over Aonroanriotinnse Joh

Would Refuse Settlement Until Agreement Reached On Prisoners. Guarantee

Won't Allow Butfer Zone fo Top Agenda   Allied Negotiator Remains Adamant on.4 Allied Goals

Temperatures”   Joy Outlines Main Goals West Insisting Upon: Pledges No Compromise

Not Giving In  On Principles, Admiral Says  Agreements Demanded Before Demilitarized Zone Set Up

Complete Accord On Armistice New Buffer Zone Price   Chief UN Negotiator Gives Four-Point Program Which Will Determine Truce Pact

U. N. Refuses to Budge  On Korean Truce Stand  Allies Will Refuse Demilitarized Zone  Pact If Other Issues Remain Unsolved  United Nations Won't —— Any Pian Which VAs A ;  ey rere OO Ow PF PRD aa

MAIN UN GOALS INTRUGE TALK ARE OUTLINED   Adm. Joy Says “Zone” Agreement Ties in With Other Problems.

UN Will Not Compromise Four Goals   Adm. Joy Lists 4 U.N. Objectives; Says Any Truce Will Include Al

UN Stand Set Down By Adm. Joy  Alliea Ready to Use  Every Weapon, Says  Chief Negotiator

It Has To Be This Way Or Not At AU Adm. Joy Outlines UN’s 4 Top Goals  In Peace Meeting

ALLIES OUTLINE FOUR MAIN GOALS IN KOREAN TALKS   Admiral Joy Says Any Truce Must Provide Security for U. S. Troops During Cease-Fire.   DEMAND GUARANTEE AGAINST RED BUILDUP   Acceptance of Demilitarized     Zone Before Other Problems Are Settled Is Ruled Out.

Joy Lists Four Goals In Korea   Wants All Problems Settled Before Zone Demilitarized   Identity of Navy Doctor Doubted After He Becomes Hero in Korea

Allies Will Want Full  Agreement   Chief Negotiator Says Truce Settlement Will Be Without Compromise

Want Full Settlement Of Problems   Admiral Joy Outlines Four Main Goals and. Bars Compromise.

Demilitarized Zone Must Be Included In Korean Truce   Joy Declares U.N. Won't Compromise On This Principle

Other Issues Come First, Joy Declares   Achievement of U.N. Aims Pledged by Allies, AAmisral Save

Pork Price Hike Geis Approval  Lean Meat May Sell From 3 to 9 Cents

Pork Ceilings Will Be Upped   Butch-shop Price Of Chops To increase 5 To 6 Cents Pound

OPS Raises PriceCeilings OnLeanType Pork Loins  DP.wnne Te. f. Fr.   Prices To Go Up Five or Six Cents For Most Chops  And Pork Raacte

Price of Pork Lifted by OPS  New Order To Permit Us to 9-Cent Hike

War Heroes To Get Medal Of Honor re a a a a rr a er Rt Tig Bo hog e DD a nenetan Ta Theos Back Beam Kavon   President To Award Decoration To Three Back From Korea

Local Option Tests Slated Nov. 6 ‘ 54, Communities Plan  Sunday Movie Ballot

BERRIEN SP’GS GIRL HAS POLIG   Phyllis Morgan County’s Second Case Of 1951  Season

CEILING IS PUT ON RAW COTTON   Starts New Struggle With Congressmen And Cotton Industry

First Price Ceiling On Raw Cotton At Farm Is Put Into Effect Today

Raw Cotton Price Limit Causes Stir  Maybank Promises Behe hee Conn

‘Announce Search for Fossible Cases of Tuber‘culosis in Howard Co.

Agree on Need to Raise Taxes, Pare Expenses   Committee Calls Inflation Main Threat to U.S. Position

Cut in Spending And Tax Boosts Called Essential   Climbing Prices And More Inflation Seen in Offing

Group Agrees Spending Must Be Kept Down   Senate Body Seeks Increased Taxes

Senate Group Agrees on Tax. SpendingPolicy   Staff Report Warns of Probable Rising  Prices

Rising Prices  And Inflation Seen Ahead   Economic Unit Urged To Back Higher

CONGRESS GROUP REPORTED AGREED ON HIGHER TAXES  O'Mahoney Says. Unit Feels Spending Must

Weather   Panel Agrees To Check Expenses, Increase Taxes  Economic Experts

Kxperts See Deticit for Three Years   Committee Agreement Approves Boosting of 7 Billion Tax Bill Voted By Lower Body

More Inflation Ahead, Conaress  Leaders Warned  Joint Group Told Prices Will Rise; Uraes Econamy

Further Tax Hike Likely: O' Mahoney   Report Warns of Rising Prices, Inflation, Deficits

CUT EXPENSES, BOOST TAXES 10 FIGHT INFLATION   REPORT WARNS OF RISING PRICES AND 3 DEFICIT YEARS

“ongressional Leaders Believe ‘axes Must Be Increased Again to Meet Rising Inflation  Economic Committee Chairman Plugs for Federal Economies

higher Taxes Less Spending Is Prediction   Economic Committee Ponders Program and Isstes Statement On Future Course

Ir oe Holding o Expenditur a To Minimum   Economie Body Sees Necessity For Taxes Increase

Experts Fear Rising. Costs, U.S. Deficits   Tax. Hike, Stringent Price, Wage, Credit: Curbs Gain Support.

Congress Studies Inflation Threat   Senator Says Group ‘Generally Agrees’ on Low Cost, High Tax

Nation Warned Of Higher Taxes More Inflation   Economic Committee Report Says Expenditures Must Be Kept To Minimum: Saving Stressed

Spunky Housewife Defies ‘Haunted’ House a1 nd Denning ‘Ghost’ Chased Off Previous Residents

This Spunky Red-Haired Housewife —  » Won't Let Bloody Ghost Frighten Her   Shotgun, Pistol And Bulldog All She Needs, She Claims

 Housewife Challenges ‘Ghostly Intruder’ ‘To Rout Her From Her Texas Cottage

U. S. Delegate Rejects Truce Move As ‘Bad Faith’ in Answer to Nehru; Tank-Led Yank Force Probes 11 Miles  Revand Wonju as Optimism Mounts

Philippine Vote Campaign Rough   Five Candidates and Supporters Kilted, Thres Others Kidnoped Last Week

Mae Heeded His Orders   But Marshall Says General Disobeved About Public Savings

Korean Death Rate to All-Time Low Drugs, Helicopters, Wonder Drugs Cut

trwin Identified After Kidnaping   ‘Now Wanted For Rape In Maryland

White Haired Widow of 84 ls Married to ‘Youngster,’ 37   A Long Friendship Culminates in Rite

Long-Time Love  Widow Of 84, Finally Says Coy "Yes (Mayhe ‘Yeah Man!) To Suitor Of 37

Senators Find Fault With New Tax Bill   Solons Also Agains Sales Tax Scheme To Boost Revenues

Sales Tax Faces Senate Hatchet   George Disapproves Income Tax Increase

National Tax On Sales Seen Facing Defeat   Sen. George Also Take: Issue With Proposal Te Hike Individual Taxes

George Opposes U. §. Sales Tax   Seeks Alternative To Individual Hike

Senator Says Sales Tax Plan To Be Rejected   Finance Committee Reported Divided On Suggested Levy

Escaped Murderer Caught In Chicago   Guards Rescue Two Fishermen

Escaped Convict Seized In Chicage   Man Who Beat Guarc To Death Is Taken Without Struggle

Reading Bible When Officers  ‘Cover Him   First Denies He Is Wanted Man; 5 Cops Guard Him

By Police As Rides Streetcar  L: - Harry! Williams, = ; Reading  at Bibi

Two Detectives Capture Fugitive Riding Streetcar  Williams Gives Up Meekly at Climax Of Long Search

Hunted Negro Escapee Back In Jail Cell Police Seize Rapist On Street Car After  Biwnew 3.3.44...

Guard Killer Is Ca ptured Harry Williams  Taken While on A Street Car

DETECTIVES NAB ESCAPED KILLER HARRY WILLIAMS   IS CAPTURED RIDING CHICAGO STREETCAR; SURRENDERS MEEKLY

Nab Williams on Streetcar, Wasa Liberty 47 Hours   Escaped Slayer Is Arrested on Far South Side in Chicago

NAB ESCAPED CHICAGO KILLER ON STREET CAR   Unarmed and Reading Bible, Gives Up Without a Struggle.

New Try for Tax Increase Awaited After Bill's Surprise Defeat in House

Democrats Are Still Hopeful Of TaxBoost   Compromise Measuce Loses In House Vote: Coalition Brings 1     55

Setback Handed Compromise Bill By 203-157 Vote   New Measure To Be Asked Of Committee

Fire Sweeps Party For Poor Children; 41 Dead, 30 Missing   Christmas Tree Lights Are Blamed for Blaze; Hundreds Flee Burning Auditorium

100 Children Feared Dead At Xmas Party  Needy Youngsters _   Needy Youngsters "Are Victims When Fire Sweens: Auditoriun

Fear Death Toll In Mexican Fire May Reach 100  Knocked Over Tree At Christmas Party

Contractor Dies  ~ In Knife Battle   Air: Vet Held as Sister's Suitor is Slain

Report Contac With Sunken British Sub —  Fear for Lives Of 75 Crewmen And Officers  ie

AllFeared Lost On Sunken Sub  Contact Believed. BAF. RUAr sk oar .

Long Silence Cuts Hope For Rescue Qf 79 Men Entombed In Submarine

lope Fades ‘or British ubmarine   Admiralty Says Hunt Will Continue For Affray, 75 Men

Hope Fades For.75 British Seamen On Sub In Channel As Oxygen Supply Runs Out

Rescue Vessel Makes Contact With Object Which May Be Lost British Submarine

British Surrender Hope for Marines Trapped in Sub   Diver Is Sent to Check After Rescue Ship Hits Object on Botton

Hope Is Nearly Abandoned For 15 Aboard Sub  Rescue Ship Makes. Contact With Object,

No Hope For 75 On Lost U-Boat  Hunt Will Go On For British Submarine

Rescue Ships Fail to Locate Sub  All Practical Hope   Of Reaccninge Trannes   All Practical Hope Of Rescuing Trapped Crew Virtually Gone

Only Silence From Missing Submarine  All Practical Hope Gone fo: Crew, Search Goes On .

Silence Cuts Hope For Rescue of 75 Entombed in Sub  ~ Armada of 34 Ships ~ Prowls Channel for Lost Ship

FIND OBJECT AT CHANNEL BOTTOM MAY BE LOST SUB   DIVER INVESTIGATES; LITTLE HOPE HELD MEN STILL ALIVE

Hope Abandoned For Men In Sub   Long Silence From EB tom Of Channel Says Admiralty.

Hope for Lost Sub Given Up By Admiralty   Rescue Shiy) Makes Contact With Object That May Be Affray

Abandon Hope for British Sub  75 Trapped in Sub re Believed Lost

Hone Is Vanishing For 75 Men in Sub   Silence From Bottom Of Channel Is Cutting All Chances of Rescue

Hope of Rescuing 75 From Lost British Sub ‘Is Virtually Abandoned

Sub Search Ts Continuing   Hope That Men Are Alive Almost Gone; Drag Bottom

Abandon Hope For Sub’s 75   All Hope Is Given Up For Men Trapped On British Sea Diver

Hope About Gone For 75 Affray Men  No Further Word From Sub; Hunt Still Underway

ANNUAL MEETING OF FARM BUREAU   Plymouth County Group Is Meeting In LeMars Today. Octoher 95

FARM BUREAU HOLD ANNUAL MEETING, OCT. 25   See ee oR! ae Meroe at Se aye  a =  President J. C. Tindall Announces Adoption OF 1952 Reaalutiangs

Ohio's Toll of Violent Deaths Soars to 19   Highest Total In Recent Weeks; 5 Die Outside State

FBI Picks Up Third In Month   George Shiorella, Teller, Being Heid For Embezzling  $12,000 in Funds

Third Banker  Arrested For  Embezzlement FBI Head Alarmed   FBI Head Alarmed By Increase In West Virginia, Pennsylvani:

Another Bank Clerk Arrested For Embezzling  Charge Against 3td  Be... Bf. .. 2 *®.. 2k )hClUB AB   Charge Against 3fd New Kensington Man is Seventh of Year

Third Banker Arrested in Penna. Town   Brings Total Defalca tions in Area Over $3 Million,

$16,000 This Time  ‘Third Bank Embezder ‘Cited At New Kensington

Only Minor Skirmishes Mark War Action Along Foq-Bound Korean Front

Light Action Reported Along Korean Front   Fog Grounds Most Of Allied Air Force Few Flights Made

Tom Connally Hits Taft Defense Plan   Administration Spokesman Wants Truman T Keep Authority To Send Troops Overseas

Lull in Fighting But Reds Mass for Big Push   Chinese Effort to Cut Off Forces of Eighth Army Believed Imminent

Enemy Building New Attack Force   Commonwealth Nations Propose Peace Perle unde ler UN Sponsershio

Allies Maintaining Holding Positions In Central Korea   Wonju “Successful  Operation”

Allies Maintain Holding Action South Of Woniu   Reds Build 285,000 Man lorce In Bid To Cut Off Main Sth Army Units

IS SLIGHTLY INJURED  Haskell Student Adviser Suffer: Cuts as Car Turns Over

IS SLIGHTLY INJURED  Haskell Student Adviser Suffers OCnte 2c Car Tame Ocae

Allies Smash To Last Hills  Guarding Seoul  U.S. Tanks, Big Guns Pounding Begkt:: Bed

Artillery Within Easy Firing Range Of Almost Deserted Korean Capital   Defending Communists Digging In On South Bank Of Han River After Retreating Five Miles In Two Days

UN Artillery, Tanks Strike At Red Lines   Guns Wheel Up Into Easy Fi iring ’ Range Of Deserted Korean Capital

U.N. Artillery Now In Position To Bomb Seou   Communist Engineers Throw Log Bridges Across Han For Escape

UN Allies’ Offensive Nears Seoul   Tanks, Artillery Hammer Chinese Up Aaainst Han River

Keep Pressure on Red Koreans   ‘UN Within Firing Range of Seoul:

Enemy Mans Last Defense Below Capital   Soviet Made Mines Slow American Offensive; Shins Level Town

Three Tank Columns Plunge Ahead i 4 Miles of Han River Barrier, Run Into Fields of Russ-Made Mines; Yank. Bayonet Charges Rout Enemy

River Poses Tlireat  Allied Drive Nears Battered South Korean Capital Ciuy

Flashing Bayonets Drive Chinese Reds Back At Anyang   THAWING OF ICE IS IMPORTANT FACTOR

Feetless Vet To Lose His Finger:   Both Feet of Young Korean Frostbite . Victim Amputated

‘Korea Frostbite Victim Loses Feet; Most of Fingers Also Must Co

BOON FOR HUNTERS   Game Commission — Say:  Ducks Abound in EastWest Kansas

Tax Scandal, RFC Favors   Congressmen Find Sour Music In Juke Box Deal

Where To Find It   Officials Entertain Brighter Hopes For Armistice In Korea

Top’ Officer ‘Optimistic Over Peace      “Believe: / ‘An Early: Agreement. Coming On Armistice. Line

Top Government Officials Are Optimistic On Chances for Agreement on Truce Line

WASHINGTON OPTIMISTIC OVER EARLY BUFFER ZONE AGREEMENT BETWEEN COMMUNISTS AND U.N.

Believe Early Agreement Is Very Possible   However Look For New Crisis On‘ The Enforcement

Hopes Stirred Bi New Approach To Buffer Zone   Several Indications Seen Pointing To Accord Between Reds And UN; Sub.  committee Convenes

Washington “Optimistic” Over Talks  But New Crisis Is Anticipated

RAP WAGE FORMULA  : Top Labor “Leaders Charge   Big Business Subservience

ENTIRE FEDERAL CONTROL SETUP IS JEQPARDIZED   Truman May Fill Wage Stabilization Board With Public Members   LABOR OBJECTS TO ADOPTED FORMULA

REVOLTS ON NEW FORMULA   Counter Charges Are Hurled; Unions Threaten Withdrawal

Claim Program Intended as Aid To ‘Big Business’   Industry Representatives Reply Labor Is Seeking “Hunting Licenses for a Sixth Round of Pay Increases”.

Labor Charges Controls Favor ‘Big Busines)   Industry Spokesmen Reply Unions Seek . Inflationary Raises:

Revolt Over Pay Hits at Truman   Labor Sees Favors for ‘Biq Business’

Labor Charges Controls Benefit Big Business  Industry Says Unions Seek 6th Round;  Row Seen Threat To Pav-Price Plan

Three Labor Members Of Wage Stabilization Board Are Authorized To Hand President Their Resignations

HAGE CONTROL PLAN IS HIT BY LABOR CROUP   Charges New Program Reflects ‘Interest Of Big Business

Bitterness Flares on Controls   Union Labor Revolt Carries Threat of Mobilization Break

Labor Claims ‘Big Business’ Runs Controls  Revolt Threatens Entire Pracram   Revolt Threatens: Entire Program

UNION CHIEFS CHARGE ‘BIG BUSINESS’ DOMINATION  Labor Blasts Control Program

Labor Revolts Against Wage Formuls   Industry Charges They Want Inflationary Hike

MINIMUM DRAFT AGE 1S LOWERED BY HOUSE VOTE   Length Of Service Extend ed From 21 To 26 Months   MEASURE DIFFERS FROM SENATE BILL

House Version Of Draft Wins By Big Margin   Age Cut Six Months, Service Lengthened From 2] to 26 Months

Bill Would Lower Minimum Draft Age From 19 To 182   Calls For Study Of Universal Military Training; Work Now On Compromise

House Votes to ower Draft Age To 1814 Years   Measure Would Also Lengthen Requirec Service From 21 to 26 Months; Goes Back to Senate for Adjustment Now.

House OK’: Modified Draft-UMT   Details Differ From That Passed By Upper House

Age Lowered To 182 Years For Draffee:   House Lengthens Requir ed Service From 21 To 26 Months

Five Months Is Tagged to Service Time   Joint Committee Will Prepare Compromise For Truman to Sign

Measure Would Lower Minimum Age, Extend Tern   Senate-House Group To Seek Compromise

SERVICE BILL PASSES HOUSE BY 372 10 44   Conference Scheduled To Smooth Out Bill With Senate

il After Sy Of Needs Is Mad   Joint Committee Goes To Work On Difference In Bills

Service Extension, Cut In Draft Age Approvec  House Okays Measure, Also Calling for Study of Universal Military Training

18/2 Year Draft Bill Is Approved By House   Modified Measure With Deferred UMT Provision Goes To Senate

18 1-2 DRAFT AGE VOTED BY HOUSE   Service Lengthened to 26 Months: Bill Sent Back to Senate

House Votes Bill Extending Draft And Cutting Age   Minimum Age Lowered to 181% Years in House Measure, While Senate Voted 18 Years: Calls For Study of Universal Military Training

House Passes Draft Measure Lowering Age   UMT Left for Later Study; Bill Now Goes To Joint Conference

Postponement — Of UMT Study Is Approve d   Joint Committee Will Go To Work on Compromise "Th. BRagome Law

Longer Term Of Service Approved  Arranges For To ator S45.4.- fF   Arranges For Later Study Of UMT Proposal

House Favors 18% Draft, UM Study in Fufure   Bill Sent Back To Senate OKs 26 Months’ Dutv

a“ 2 .f¢ = = Hope Virtually Abandoned For Finding Three Brothers

Sku!l Found {n Concrete. Floor   Scranton Police Hope For Early Solution Of  Woman's Disappearance:

SEES CRISIS IN AMERICAN HOME   Baptist Call For Freer Use Cf Hickory, More Worship

Asks Worshipping At Home Oftener   Representative Also Advises Baptists To Use Hickory Stick

Reds Claim UN Flare Dropped ‘Over Kaesong   Formal Charge Latest in Series Alleging Violations of Neutrality: No Mention of Possible Resumption of Talks.

Demands Allies Punish Airmen  Dropping Flare   Commies Continue to Ignore Ridgway’s Offer To Renew Talks

Say Allies Dropped Flare   Ask Punishment Of. Personnel Responsible’

New Violations of Kaesong Area Claimed By Reds   ‘Note To Allied High Command Demand: That ‘Culprits Be Severely Punished’. For Dropping Flares Over Neutral City

Report Airmen Dropped Flare  Over Kaesong  Want UN Fliers Punished, Mum On Now Talke

More Charges Made By Communists On -UN Flare Dropping   Latest Note Demands That “Culprits” Be Punish. ad—Red Officer Also Charges Kaesong Neuteality Vinlated

Reds Charge Allied Plane Dropped Flare  Communists Demand ‘Culprits’ Be Punished In Alleaed U. N. Flicht Over Kaesong Area

Declare Plane Over Kaesong New ViolationC harge Filed By Communists

Charge Plane Dropped Hare  Over Kaesong  Ridgway’s Offer Still Unanswered

Reds Charge New Violation At Kaesong  Plane Dropped Flare Over Truce City, Qawe Nate ta I) WN.

Reds Charge Allies . Again Violate Ne utrality Of Kaesong . Armistice Site By Dropping «Flare

Reds Charge New Allied Violations  Of Talk Area   Made F ormally In Note Addressed To Admiral Joy; Broadeast Earlier

Peace Hopes Are Revived   Pan Mun Jom Is Selected As Site For New Talks

Gen. Ridgway Agrees To New Site In Message Delivered To Communists Today   SOME OBSERVERS SEE EARLY PACT

Pan Mun Jom Okay Revives Ceasefire Hope   UN Officials See Softer Tone in Last Red Message

Hope Revived In Korea For Early Truce   Cease-Fire Within 30 Days Now Possible; Liaison Officers Will *:Meet Tomorrow To Arrange Talks

Agreement On Place To Resume Cease-Fire Talks Revives Hopes   Some Leaders Hope To Get Korean Killing Stopped Before Winter Strikes War-Front.

Reds Showing Conciliatory Attitude In Selecting New Site Demanded By Ridgway

SOFTER TONE ASSUMED BY COMMUNISTS   “Stop-Shooting” Order Is Expected Before Winter Grips Battlefront.

ALLIES AND REDS NEAR AGREEMENT {IN TRUCE TALKS   Observers See ‘Chance For Cease-Fire In Korea BeEnea Winter)”

Observers Cite Softer Red Answer   Liaison Officers Meet Tonight To Arrange Parley

Some Observers Think Stop-Shooting Pact Is. Possible Within Month

Some Observers Predict Cease-Fire Within 30 Days, Or At Least Before Cold Winter:  Meeting Tonight to Arrange New Discussion

Senate Fight Over Sending Troops To Europe Seems Far From Settled

Nomination Of Clark Opposed  Senator ery  GCemtac Absitssi ele   Senator Connally States Attitude; Jessup Move Assailed

Ex-Paratroop Chaplain Challenges District Attorney To Indict Him. Toc

Pastors Will Ask For Indictment For Defamation Along With Editor

“A Padlocked Pulpit Follows a Persecuted Press:’  Ex-Paratroop Chaplain Will Challenge D. A. To Indict Him With Editors in Defamation Case

Pastor Joins In Fight for Press Freedom   Former Chaplain to Challenge Officials To Indict Him. for. . “ Beferwntion Charase.

 Trio Confronts D. A. Ministers Invite Indictment  In Louisiana Defamation Case

Pastor Asking To Be ae ibe  Niafamatinn f'aca   Defamation Case Stirs Lake Charles

Acheson Declares America Won't Accept Demand For Line At 38th   Truce Delegates  Still Deadlocked   17th Session Called For Tonight; Chinese General Speaks

Blast of Red Propaganda Statements Pour From Peiping Radio; Chinese General Says 38th Parallel Must Be Site for Buffer Zone

UN Aer bate TO YIELO ON TRUGE LINE   Chinese Commander Charges UN Countries Do Not Want Peace.

Failure of Peace  Talks Predicted   UN, Reds Adamant On Truce Line Issue; Leaders Forecast Collapse of Parley

Blast Of. Red Propaganda Restates Flat Demand For 38th Parallel Instead Of sreitae Rattle Line   NEGOTIATORS STICK TO OPPOSING LINES

Reds Claim U. 8: Buffer Zone Plan Is Impossible —   Communist Negotiators May Be Awaiting Orders From Peiping; May Set Deadline For Parlevs

Acheson Asserts UN Can't Accent Commies’ Order   Communists Say Talks Will Collapse Unless Allies Agree

Reds Warn Talks May Collapse   Cease Fire Talks May Fail If 38th Not Truce Line

Acheson Wins Money Skirmish  No Strings Attached To Agency Funds

Acheson Wins Skirmish On Agency Funds   Committee Makes  No Try To Force

Anti - Gambling Measure Sent To lowa House   Approved by Senate After Change to Exclude Card Ban

ge “oe  Says Troops For Europe  Will Lead to U. S. Ruin Sen. Taft Says Army for Eisenhower  Wran'h Be Tteeth. J. ce om:

Noted Church  Leader Dies  In Chicago Dr. Michelfelder  Was Native Of Crawford County

Ridgway Seeks Full Details Of Atrocities   He Admits ‘Wanton Murders’ But May ‘Water Down’ Hanley’s Report

Salesman Admits Row  With Murdered. Dentist  Eldon Man Is Being Held in: Connection. Wrah Clevine of §9:Year-Old Dentist:

Salesman Admits Row With Murdered Dentist  Eldon Man Is Being Held in Connection With Slaying of 59-Year-Old Dentist

PVT. ROGER C. MALAN COMPLETING. 14-WEEKS TRAINING AT FT. L. Woop

PVT. ROGER C. MALAN COMPLETING 14-WEEKS “TRAINING AT ET YT Woanr

Senator Ted Dalton Wins State’s Toughest Contest   Republicans Seem Likely To Have Three In Senate

Public School Appropriation Bill Adopted   Liquor Levy Plan Is Approved (n . Last Hour

Clinton To Send 25 Men May 9 As Draft Quota   Ohio Will Call 3,840; April List Reduced to 2,640

RAIL STRIKE HAS EFFECT IN THIS CITY   Mail And Freight Tieups Are Hitting Laeal Industries

Chunchon Abandoned by Communists   Eighth Army Forces Push Ahead Near  Controvoreial Lina

REDS OFFERING NO OPPOSITION TO NEW ADVANCE   Commies Expected To Dig In Below 38th Paralle!

Bad News for U.S. Taxpayers: Britain ls Going Broke Again   By LYLE C. WILSON

Britain Is Going Broke Again, U. 5. May Be Asked For Additional Help

UN Planes Unleash: Heavy Air Attack on Reds, Ground ‘Action Reaches Lowest Ebb

French Give Communists Vote Beating   Voters Back NATO Forces In Giving Reds Worst Election Defeat Since The Liberation

Progress Polishes Off Jobless Benefits for Boston Stone Polisher

First Teste Successful— Canning With Atomic Energy Mav Be Thing of Near Future

 Peaceful Atomic Energy.   ‘Canning, Freezing - Foods May Give Way To Irradiating Then

COODBYE TO CANNING KETTLE Atomic Energy Found  To Be Preservative

Income Tax Collections Surprisingly High: Truman Tax Plan in Jeopardy

hotel Besirayed  Brave Chambermaid Saves WOO From Death in Flames

Gallant Young Chambermaid Heroine of Blaze   ‘Runs Elevator Through Flames and Thick Smoke at Earle Hotel; Some Garried Down Ladders While Others Jump.

Nearly 100 Owe Lives To L ucky Break. Plus Heroic Ac tion Of Chambermaid In Hotel Fire

Nearly 100 Saved from Blaze  Chambermaid Is the Heroine Of Fire in Scranton, Pa., Hotel

22-Year-Old Girl  Is Fire Heroine   Betty Barbour of Scranton Helps Save Nearly 100 Guests in Hotel B.aze

Hotel Maid Saves 100 Guests As Fire Sweeps Building   Scranton Hotel Elevator Girl Stays On Post Aiding In Rescue

Maid Helps Save 100 in Hotel Fire   Runs Elevator In Midst of Flames

Lords Attack Atomic W ork  Of Government   Censure Voted After Chief Of Program, Assistant Resign Posts

EX-GI ESCAPEE LEAVES PRISO}   Homer Cook Wilt Be Ex pelled from Germany, Army Announces

BUT REPORT ‘NO PROGRESS’ ED  Negotiators ‘Lots Closer’ To Buffer Zone Agreement

U.S. Forwards New Truce Idea ToGen.Ridgway   UN Spokesman Says Negotiators Move Towards Agreement

No Agreement Sighted On Korea Armistice  Spokesman Says Pact May Be  Coming Nearer

Optimism Over Peace Talks But Still No Progress   Reported: :.To: Be: ‘Closer Than: Week. Ago To’ A ° ’ Solution™:

Cease-Fire Line Talks Optimistic   Allied Spokesman Hope ful For Eventual Solution In Korea

Optimism Felt  In Peace Parley   Cease-Fire Talks Still Stalled Over Line

TRAIN DERAILED: HITS LANDSLIDE   SIXTY ABOARD FSCAPE IN JURY WHEN ENGINE PLOWS INTO EARTH MASS.

Holds Beef Key to Food Price Control   DiSalle Says Whole Program Will Fall -. If Meat Ceiling Effort Is Failure

case of Beef Held Threat  ‘To Controls   DiSalle Says Prices o Meat Must Be Held.  Kev to Program

Beef Price Control Keystone of Curbs  Plan, DiSalle Says   Collapse of Entire Economic Stabilization Program Is At Stake. Conaress Hears

BEEF SHORTAGE HITS MARKETS   Livestock Centers Have Dullest Week In Three Years

DiSalle Says Failure fo Contro! Beef Prices Would Wreck Ceiling Plan, Hurt Whole Setup  Price Director Would Make No Exceptions in New Program

DiSalle Asserts Beef Controls Are Essential   Failure Would Wreck Ceilings On All Foods,  He Tells Caoncresec

DiSalle Pleads For Control .. Fate of OPS Balances on Beef Pricing

DiSalle Sees Fate Of OPS In Beef Cut   Entire Program Would Fail If Price Slashes Withdrawn

DiSalle Says Failure To Push Beef Price Controls Could Wreck Stabilization Plans

DiSalle Holds Out for Beef  Stabilization   Cattle Markets Slowing Down as Price Director  Asks for Full Support

Program In Danger If Plan Fails   Two More Rollbacks Would Go Through if He Has His Way

Price Of Beef Control Urged   DiSalle Says Failure Would Wreck Ceilings

~—CONTROLS— DiSalle Insists on . Beef Curbs   SEES PERIL TO ALL CEILINGS

DISALLE SAYS CURB ON BEEF MUST REMAIN   Scrapping Policy Would Wreck All Controls In Plan

NO WEAKENING ON BEEF PRICES   DiSalle Defends Action Before Congress.

Livestock Centers Complete Dullest Trading In Years   Some Areas Will Face Shortages © Of’ Beef. Report

A RUINOUS THING  DiSalle Says Beef Exception  Would Undermine Inflation Curbs

Must Control Beef Or Wreck Price Ceilings: DiSalle   Alternative to Control Called Soaring Prices

Stabilization Plan in Peril, Congress Told   Truman Cautions More Inflation May Be Expected

She Must Have Thought Twice   Mystery-Shrouded Ceremony  Unites Frankie, Ava Gardner

FOURCHILDREN  BURNED TO DEATH   Frantic Mother Restrained From Attempt to Rescue Them From Blazing Home.

Gloria Douses Hubby and Storms Out of Hearing; H e’s Pining for Desert

‘ENOUGH DARNED YAPPING’ Wife Drenches Abdullah With Water at Annulment Hearing

 Gloria Breaks Up Annulment Hearing By Dousing Husband With Water

Gloria Gives Explosive Finish To Annulment Case   Mate Pines For Desert Dancer

WIFE DOUSES TEXAS ‘ABDULLAH' Desert Lover Hits Snag in Annulment

Rail Strikers Gradually Heac Back to Work  Are Suddenly Cured Of ‘Sickness’ After Army Firing Throat

‘Switchmen Swamp Chicago Railroad Offices, Walkout Seems Collapsing; 3-P.M. Saturday Deadline Set; Get Half Pay Increase Set in Recent Pact

Order, ‘Work Of Be Fired,’ From: Army Effective ©  Phones Swamped By: Switchmen’s Calis .  Aftarg ee ee te

Court Rejects $100,000 Verdict   Menomonie Man Hurt in Accident in 1946

—‘CLOSE TO TRUMAN —  [RFC Man Urged Using ‘Expediter,' Probe Told

Find Wreckage OF U.S. Plane  Air Force Transport   Air Force Transport Located In France; Believed 10 Perished

Missing Cargo Plane Spotted   Debris On Mountain, No Survivors Found

Predict Much Dust In Coming Winter   U. S. SCS Seys Dust Ove: Texas, Oklahoma Now Forerunner of Winter  t awe

Red-Abandoned Seoul Is Again Occupied By UN   Hongchon Falls After U.N. Troops Clamp Steel Noose On City

Allies Smash To 15 Miles  From Parallel   Red Anti-Aircraft Guns Bring Down Three U.S. Planes

Red Stronghold Abandoned By Enemy Troops   Pivotal Hub City Of Hongchon Taken: U. S. Planes Lost

HONGCHON MOUNTAIN HUB ALSO TAKEN  Allies Drive To Within 15 Miles Of Parallel After Taking Seoul

Dewey Says U.S. Aims for Peace   Free Nations Told Not to Surrender

Dewey Cautions Against Peace By Appeasement   Group In Tokyo _Hears Governor ° In Warning To: fen

Dewey CallsOn Free Nations to  Build Strength   Warns Against Making Peace by Surrender or Appeasement

U.S. Unafraid of Red Aggression, Dewey Says   New York‘s Governor Tells Japanese American Industry Is Key to Peace

Thomas E. Dewey Speaks In Tokyo   Says US Dedicated To Peace But Warns Against Appeasemen

Gov. Dewey Raps Any Mere Peace By Appeasement   Declares United States Unafraid of Continuing Threat of Warlike Red Avevression

DEWEY OPPOSED TO WEAK PEACE   He Warns Against Surrender Ov Appeasement In Dealing With Imemy In  Korea

‘No Doubt of Final Outcome, But—’  Dewey Warns Against Peace By Surrender or Appeasement

Dewey Says U. S. Hopes World Peace  Is Inevitable   GOP Leader Cautions Against Neutrality, “Appeasement Policies

Dewey Pleads For Build-Up To Check Reds   Free Nations Get Warning Against Anv ‘Appeasement’

Cautions Against Peace bySurrender   Dewey Tells Japan Audience The US Is Dedicated to Making Peace Inevitable

“Irregularities” Are Founa at Winfield   Arn Announces That Head of State Training Schoo] Will Be Oucted

State School Head Is Ousted   Maladministration Discovered Says Arn

‘Court Test Now Likely In Eyring’s Ouster By Regents OtfHighlandsU.

Italy to Get Richt to Arm   Truman Tells De Gasper: Help Will Continue

TRUMAN PLEDGES HELP TO ITALY   WEST TO RENOUNCE RIGHT TO LEWIT SUE OF NATIONS ARMED FORCES.

TAX SCANDALS PROBERS PLAN NEW CHARGES   Justica Department Officials Facing Fresh Criticism

Tells You How to Eat to Lose Weight  Read “Fat Boy’s” Reducing Diet in Hawk-Eve Gazette

‘CUT OFF THOSE MARCEL WAVES!  N. Y. Zoot-Suiters Feel Sheepish When Shorn

45.39 Cents Made Uniform Top For All Transactions   Original OPS Order Amended Scaling Price Of Raw Cotton Down; Futures Scale Fixed Regardless of Location of Delivery Point

Explorers Reach Orinoco Source   First Penetration of Vast Jungles Told bv Radio-Cable

EXPLORERS SEE ORINOCO’S HEAD   White Men Reach Area Sought First By Walter Raleigh

Charges Boyle Had RFC Aide On His Payroll   Sen. Nixon, Printing Firm Stenographer Offer Damaging Testimony. ©

RFC Employe In Boyle’s Pay, Accuses Nixon   Inquiry Ordered By Senator Hoey

NIXON REPORTS RFC EMPLOYE ON BOYLE PAY ROL!   Californian Tells Senate Probers Democratic Chairman Paid Turney Gratz  $1,261 in 1949. \   (FORMER LITHOFOLD  STENO IS QUESTIONED   Girl Testifies She Mad Instructions to Conceal From Co-Workers Fact Boyle  Was on Pay Roll.

Employe of RFC On Party Payrol Nixon Charges  oa Mdne Cri   Senate May Call Gratz as Witness

ORDER INQUIRY INTO CLAIM BY COP. SENATOR   Lithofold Worker Says Payroll Entry For Boyle ‘Secret’

Says Boyle Had RFC Employee on His — Payroll in 1949   More Developments Are Uncovered in Probe of Democrats’ Party Head.

Stenographer Testifies She Hid Payments   Democratic Chief Hired Loan Agency Employe—Senator

Senator Says: Boyle Employed RFC. Worker   Man Who Got Money Denies Funds Use In Obtaining Loans

Boyle Hired RFC  ’   Committee Hears from a Lithofold Secretary.

Boyle Named In New Charge  Nixon Says Chairman Hired RFC Emplove

CHARGE BOYLE HAD RFC MAN ON PAYROLL IN ‘49   Lithofold Stenographer Tells of Secrecy’s on Boyle’s Connections.

California Senator Says Boyle Had $10,330-Per-Y ear RFC Employe on His Pay Roll in 1949

Sen. Nixon Informs Senate Committee Reports Boyle  Also Paid RFC Agent   Tax Chief Orders  Investigation

RFC MAN ON BOYLE PAYROLL   Probers Debate Calling Turney Gratz To Testify

Boyle Had RFC Employe On Democratic Payroll in  1949 Claim at Graft Probe

Charge Boyle Had REC Man On His Payroll   Stenographer Tells o1 Concealing Pay Status of Dem Chairman

Army Charged With Extreme Wastefulness  Service For Endless Training Repeatine

Senate Sub-Committee Also Charges Unecessary Use Cif Scarce And Strategic Aluminvum; Endless Repeating Training Cvclee

‘Inexcusable and Indefensible’ Actions Cited At Eight Army Centers

ARMY WASTE IS “INEXCUSABLE” PROBERS STATE   Scarce Manpower And Materials Wasted At Military Posts

Too Much Training Senate Subcommittee Accuses  Army Of “Inexcusable Waste”

Senate Accuses Army of Waste; Hits ‘Chair Jobs   Committee Says Korean Vets Should Revlace Stateside GI:

SAY. MILITARY UNCONCERNED ABOUT COSTS.      All Branches Of Service. In . Same Category.

Senate Probers Accuse Army Of “inexcusable Waste OF Manpower   REPORT CITES REPEATED TRAINING OF SOME UNITS WHILE OTHERS ARE TRAINED WITHOUT. ENOUGH WORK SPACE

Senators Slam  Army’s Waste   Repeat Manpower Drills, TSeck Taha Floste Gt

‘Watchdog’ Group Raps Army Waste   Use of Material And Manpower Hit Repeat Training

Army Accused ‘Of Wasting Man Power and Gash   Thousands Found Chair Warming That Could ~ RB oht

Army Lacks Efficiency And Concern For Costs, Savs Senate Sub-Group

Military Waste Is Criticized By Senate Group   Report Raps Repeated Training Cycles, and Scores ‘Chair Corps’

Army Is Accused Of Wastefulness   Senate Subcommittee Raps Repeated Training At Several U. S. Bases

Senate Group Charoes Army With “Waste”   Criticizes Repeating Cycles Of Training; Praises Civilian Head

Army Is Accused Of Waste During Senate Probing   Repeating Endless Training Cycles Is Charged By Groups

Senate Group Accuses Army Of WasteinDefenseProgram   Says General -Extravagance Is Not Intentional, Merely Unconcern With Any Economy

IS CHARGED IN SENATE PROBE   Repeat Training, Use Of Scarce Metals Cited In Report

Senators Rap Waste of Army Manpower Use   Report Based On McCoy, Other Camp Surveys

ARMY 1S ACCUSED OF WASTING BOTH MONEY, MANPOWER   Senate Watchdog Group Finds Training of Organized Units Repeated Unnecessarily.   WOULD CUT NUMBER OF ‘CHAIR CORPS JOBS’   Committee Says Thousands of Combat-Fit Men Are Filling Posts Women Could Handle.

Senators Rap Inexcusable’ Army Waste   Endless Repetition of Training Cycles for U.S Units Hit by Probers

CAMPS ACCUSED OF REPEATING UNIT TRAINING   “Inexcusable And Indefensible Waste’ Is Attacked In Seniate Subcommittee Findings.

Solons Assert Army’s Waste Has No Excuse   Repeated Cycles In Training Cited By . Comumittee:Report

Senate Subcommittee Raps Army For “Inexcusable Waste” by =. Endlessly Training Some Units

Senators Assail Army Waste; Lacks Cost Consciousnes:   Repeats Training For Many Units Says Senate Report

ARMY WASTE IS CHARGED IN SENATE PROBE   Repeat Training, Use Of Scarce Metals Cited In Report

Senate Group Accuses Army Of Vast Waste   Watchdog Committe Charges Endless Training Cycles

‘Inexcusable Waste’ Is Charged To Armed Forces By Watchdog Group

Military Waste Of Men, Money Told in Report  No Single Service Cited by Senators

Report Finds ‘Inexcusable’ Army Waste   Thousands of CombatFit Soldiers Doing Chair Jobs.

‘Red Leader Sees UN Dooming Self By Following U.S.   Declares in First Major Interview in Some Time That Americans Musi Accept Red Terms or Face Defeat.

Third Conflict Not Inevitable, Russian Holds   U. S. Must Make Peace Or Face Korea Defeat, Prime Minister Avers

Soviet Chieftan Blasts U. S. in United Nations   Pravda Statement Says UN Turned into Tool of Aggression

Stalin Says U.S. Facing Defeat in Korea, World War Not ‘at Present’ Inevitable

Declares Allies Head For Defeat In Korean War   First Major Statement , GF Red Head In 2 Years

Russian Premier Charges U. S. Turns World Body Into Tool Of Aggression — Predicts U.S. Forces Will Lose Korean War — Statement Ends Two-Year Silence On Palicy

Stalin Says War ‘Not Inevitable In Pravda Item  Says Attlee Charge Russia Did Not Disarm Is ‘Slander’

U.N. BLASTED FOR ATTACKS ON CHINA   Defeat Of American Forces in Korea Forecast  ALLIES   Must Accept Communists’ Terms, Russian Leader Says In Interview

Russian Leader Strikes At U. N. Branding China   Predicts American Defeat If Peiping Peace Terms Are Spurned By Allies

Red Boss Says Accept Terms Or Face Defeat  Accartc Now Warld   Asserts New World War Not Inevitable

But Russian Dictator Charges United States With Turning United Nations Into Tool of Aggression—Pr edicts Korean Defeat for Americans in His First Major Foreign Policy Speech in Two Years.   FLAYS BRANDING OF CHINA

Stalin Says Korean War Will End In U.S. Defeat   Believes War Not Inevitable, But Says UN Must Accept Terms Of Chinese In Korea

Same Old Stuff Put Out Again By Red Chief   Third World War Not Inevitable, He Says--Blasts U. S.

Declares U. S. Forces Facing Korean Defeat   Prime Minister Attacks’ As ‘Shameful,’ Decision Branding Red China; Says War Cannot Be Listed Inevitable

Russian Premier Asserts United Nations ls Dooming Itself To Disintegration With U. S. Leading To War

Stalin Says World War Is Not Inevitable In First Public Talk For Two Years

Predicts Allied Defeat in Korea Unless Red Terms Are Accepted   World Diplomats Study Statement for Clues to Future Soviet Policy; Might Indicate Door Not Yet Closed on Peaceful Settlement

Stalin Predicts Defeat Of Americans In Korea; Sees Chance For Peace

Stalin Charges U.S. Driving Toward War But Prime Minister Says  World War Ill Not  - Imevitahia

Soviet Leader Says Allies Face Destruction in Korec   Declares War Extremely Unpopular With American Soldiers, But Adds WW Ill Cannot Be Considered Inevitable Now

New War Not Now Inevitable, SaysHe   Soviet Chief Sees U. N. Dooming  Itself, American Gls Discouraged

U.N. Korean Defeat  Forecast by Stalin   Premier Breaks 2-Year Silence To Rap U.S., Back Red China—  Says War Isn't Inevitable Now

Stalin Says War Is Not ‘Inevitable   Charges U. S. Turns UN Into Tool Of Aggression

Stain Says U. §. Is Turning UN Info Tool Of Aggression, Predicts Defeat in Korea Unless Communists’ Terms Accepted  A A

Stalin Says War Is Not Inevitable   But Charges U. S. With Using U. N. As Too! of Aggression -

Soviet Leader Views: Present Path as Fatal   ‘America: Accused Of Leading Nations To New: World War

American Army Facing Defeat, He Declares  Red Leader Pictures War as Unpopular With U.S. Soldiere

ANOTHER WAR IS NOT INEVITABLE NOW, HE SAYS   Allies Face Defeat In Korea If China’s Terms Are Still Unheeded   IS FIRST STATEMENT IN PAST TWO YEARS

Stalin Repeats Old Tune by Charging U.S. Makes U.N. Tool of Aggression

Juvenile Court Bill Past Senafe  Everhert’s Measure: Naw Goes Fo House

Everhart’s Motion Gets It Through   Juvenile Program Must Now GoTo House For- Vote

Murdered Girl Put Up Fight  Two Describe Attack On Kalamazoo Coed

CO-ED FOUGHT SAY SLAYERS   Both Farm Youths Now Admit Taking Part In Murder

Hike Ceiling On New Car Prices  Consider Controls On Food Markups

bac  NOT BROKEN   Johnston Exempts  Cost-Of-Living Unien Contracts

Exempts Pact From Control   Johnston’s Action Points New Changes

New Changes In Wage Formula Ceilings Seen  Controversial Ten Per Cent Wage Changes Likely

‘Sheds Sheep Skin Garb 'Mountain Boy Amazed at ArmyLife,ModernGadgets

‘Little Hoover’ Report Critical of Road Agency   Says Highway Com mission Lags Behinc In Research

COLLEGES PLAN YEARLY FINALS   About 6,500 Students Will Receive Diplomas At Commencements Of Chief Institntions.

More Than 6,000 College Seniors To Get Degrees In State Within Next Few Weeks

Induct 25 Locat Draftees Friday  Call Fifteen More From Here June 22

Blind 24 Years, Sees A gain Manicurist, 29, Finds World Is Bright, New

"People Look Wonderful” To Her Afler She ‘Is Relieved Of Blindness In Operation

CONTROLS BATTLE GAINS MOMENTUM IN WASHINGTON   Backers ef Program Demand Stiffer Curbs Over Prices, Wages   FOES BLAST SETUP   Builders Forecast Housing Shortage; Cattlemen See Black Markets

New Blasts At Controls Are Loosed  But They Echo    But They Echo Against Demand:  For Suffer Curbs

Pro And Con Curb Battle Growing Hot   Rollback Angers Cattlemen, Others Ask Stuffer Curbs

Battle Rages Over Control:   ‘Johnston Asks Stiff Curb:  Amid Cries of Protest

Controls  Hit As Plan Of Disaster   Black Market And Housing Shortage Are Predicted

BATTLE RAGES NY WASHINGTON OVER CONTROLS   Cattle Raisers Predict Beef Price Rollback Will Bring Black Markets and Rationing.   Blasts Heard as Demands Go Up for Even Stiffer Restrictions Over Prices,  Wages and Rents.

Hayes Choice For Chairman   Democrats Agree On Sedalian For Party Committee

*Find Margrave Innocent of Murray Murder   » Jury Returns Verdict At 2:10 p. m.; Received Case at 11:55 a0. m.

“Find Hargrave Innocent of Murray Murder  “ ary Ret   ® Jury Returns Verdict At 2:10 p. m.; Received Case at 11:55 a. m.

43RD DIVISION WILL BE SENT T0 EUROPE IN FALL      28th, from Pennsylvania, Also Alerted for Overseas Duty   NO EXACT DATE SET   Move Will Boost Eisenhower’s U.S. Forces Above 100.000 Mark

2 MORE DIVISIONS 10 G0 70 FUROP   TROOPS WIEL BOOST TO  MORE THAN 100.0%) YANKS  SERVING UNDER IKE,

28th Division Of Pennsylvania Is Scheduled  For Service In Western Europe This Autumn

Two Divisions To Go to West Europe in Fall   State’s 28th One of Two Guard Companies Alerted for Service

National Guard Divisions Called  28th And 43d To Go  Te Hele Ficenhower

‘TO GREET MACARTHURS _ Houston Turns Out ~ Half Million Strong   Texans Wanted to ‘See’ Mac, Not Applaud Him

Costello Admits $150,000 Operating Capital At Home and In Bank: Hear of NY Bet Ring

Wilson Studies Plan To Move Vital Plants   Lack Of Power In West May Cause Transfer Of Aluminum Factories

Communist Troops Swarm Out Of Mountain Passes To Strike Stunning Blow   Pivotal Town Of Hoengsong Captured By Enemy After 24-Hour Fight; Fear Highway Hub Of Wonju Now Endangered

Pivotal Town Of Hoengsong Taken by Foe   Enemy Pushes Almost To Wonju After Fight Lasting for 24 Hours

Wedge Driven Close to Road Hub City i in Effort to Strike Behind UN F. orces Below Seoul; Overrun Allied Forces Retreat, Abandon Equipment

Splitting Of U.N. Line  Seen as Goal  eaenacvrga   Would Menace 100,000 Allies Around Seoul

American-ype Bazookas Used Against Tanks  Bugles, Whistles, Bells And Tricky Tactics Feature

ENEMY FORCES HIT 18 MILES INTO. UN LINE   Aasault Obviously Is Aimed At Breaking . Through Defense .'

Drive Dent 15 Miles Deep in Allied Lines   Chinese Capture Hoengsong; Push Almost to Wonju

UN Troops Chased By Red Enemy   Elements Of More Than 100,000 Communists Seize Pivotal Town

Red Hordes Drive Dent In U.N. Line   18-Mile Salient In Central Korea Forced by Enemy

Swarm Of Commies In  Big Drive   Red Offer Handshakes, Then Hit With Grenades

After 24-Hour Fight Elements Of 100,000 Chinese And No. Koreans Seize Hoeng song And Push South

Pivotal Town Seized by Units of 100,000 Force   Counter-Attacking Enemy Sweeps Down Mountain Passes, Pushes Toward Wonju; Assault Aimed at Splitting U.N. Front

Children’s Pictures To Be Taken Free; Will Be Published  Studio At Jensen Drug Store May 18

Children All Ages Are Elgible, All Photos Will Run In Burg Paper

Children’s Pictures To Be Taken Free; Will Be Published  Studio At Jensen

Nab Member Of Notorious Chicago Gang   ‘Butch’ Panczko Is Shot, Companion Seized As They Reb Exchange; 4 Other Bandits Flee

——_ Europe Aid Projéct  Britain to Welcome Gift Of Pelicans from Texas

Brother-in-Law Also Slain Rival of Sheltons Surrenders, Denies Wounding of Couple

POND CREEK NEIGHBORS POST $10,000   Man Accused of MachineGunning Shelton Kin Walks Into Sheriff's Oftice at Fairfield.

SENATE VOTES PAY HIKE TO 1,600,000 FENFRAT WARKERS   Increases Range From $300 To $800 a Year and Will Total $673,000,000 Annually,   BOTH HOUSES APPROVE POSTAL RATE BOOS]   Truman's Veto of Bill io Help Disabled Veterans Purchase Cars Overriden By Upper Branch.

Postal Bills Are Passed By  Lower House   Bills: To tnecrease Rates And Pay Are Forwarded To Senate Following Approval By House

Costly Gotham Harbor Strike Brought fo End   Longshoremen Agree To Return Strikers Beginning at 1 p.m.

Foe’s Planes Raid Seoul: More Hinted   One Ship Downed By Allied Airplane   South Korean Infantrymen Climax Long Struggle With Peak’s Capture

Allied Fighters Bring Down One Enemy Craft  Night Attack Is Largest of War Thus Far

62 NABBED IN DOPE ROUNDUP   All Accused Of Sellin; Deadly Herein Te  Teen-Agers

PUSH HUNT FOR AWOL ENVOYS   Britain Hears Demand For Overhaul of Its Security System.

15,000 Policemen Hunt tor Vanished British Dipomats  No Clues Found to Whereabouts of Pair Missing Two Weeks

New Allied Push Towards Seoul Nets Major Gain   ‘Now 13 Mis. From Capital; South Korean Sailors  “Make Inchon Landing

Ground Force Supported By Ships, Planes’   First Real Allied Push Since: Chinese Entered War _

U.S. Ground Forces, Supported by Bombarding Warships, Convoy-Blasting Planes, Tanks and Artillery Within 13 Miles of South Korean Capital.   40-MILE FRONT

Allies in Limited Advance to Within 13 Miles of Seoul   First Drive of Any Conse quence by U. N. Since China Entered War.

= SRB RF RBE RSE PER ERS SRRER RAH Says British Labor -arty Fears Voters

JOPPA PLANT TO BOOM EGYPT COAL INDUSTRY   Will Burn 2,000,000 Tons « Year to Supply Atomic Protect.

Life of a Newsman Loses Its Glamour After the Writer . Learns All About People

Do You Want To Write for A Newspaper?  You'll Meet a Lot of People Who Are Liars

Washington, Mt. Pleasant, Connellsville, Indianz Included With Units Now On High Seas Europe Bound   INFANTRY 18 PART OF 28th DIVISION

Red Peace Parley Bid Labeled Phony   ' Move Said Sheer Propaganda; Maybe Iron Curtain Cracking

Russia’s Newest Peace  Bid Called ‘Propaganda’   Sen. McMahon Suggests U.S. May Be “Cracking” Iron Curtain

Marine Major Held in Theft  Accused of Stealing $50,000 From Fund

ENEMY REPEATS PLEDGE TO KEEP NEUTRAL SECTOR   Allies Remain Silent  On Communist Re) quest --- Reds Say  U, N. Violated   Agreement.

The Weather   Reaffirm Pledges To Maintain Neutrality   No Indication Yet As To When Ridgway Will Send His Truce Team Back To Kaesong, Possible Anytime

Gen. Ridgway Silent About Further Talks   Gen. Nam Il Says Allied Planes Strafe Truce Truck

Promise To Stick To Agreements On Neutrality Zone   Communist Leaders Repeat Pledges They Would Observe Pact, Then Accuse Allies OF Violations — ‘Hope’ Truce Team Will Be Ordered Back To Kaesona

Insist Pledges On Neutrality Already Given   Foe Charges Allies Fired on Truce Truch During Neaotiations

GUARANTEE 10 KEEP KAESONG AREA NEUTRAL   Await Ridgway’s Answer For Resumption Of Negotiations

RedCommanders AskGen.Ridgway To Resume Talks   Allied Headquarters Offers No Indication As to When Negotiations Will Be Resumed

Reds Ready To Resume  Peace Talk   Ask Ridgway To Send Delegates: Promise To Keep Neutralitv Pledve

Reds Repeat Kaesong Neutrality Pledge,  Ask Ridgway to Resume Truce Sessions

Reaffirm Pledges To Maintain Neutrality   No Indication Yet As To When Ridgway Will Send His Truce Team Back To Kaesong, Possible Anytime

Tell Ridgway That They'll Follow Rules   U.N, Leader Gives No Indication Of When He'll Answer

Identify Body Of Abducted Stenoaranher   Body of Girl Kidnaped July 5 hy Love-Crazed Step-Yather Tossed in Gully.

$1,000-a-Day Racket Busted  Five Are Arrested : In ‘Charity’ Fraud

AEC Demands Two Strikes Be Concluded   Will Disrupt Defense Ef. fort, Unit Says Of Indiana, Kentucky Deadlocks

AEC Says End Two Strikes Affecting National Defense Plans Imperative 

Reds Continue To Build Up Forces in North   Either Plan Offensive Or to Stop U. N. Troops From Further Advances.

No Lull Appears on Korean Front   Chinese Determined to Keep UN Troops from Moving North

Crime Group: Issues: Alert. For. ‘Fugitive’   ‘SLongié’ Zwillman; -Erst Bootlegger,.§ Said To. Be : Bigger” ‘Than. Costello”

Stratojet Crash Kills Crew Of :   Huge Craft Explodes After Hitting Ground

Automobile Production  Cut Sharply   Government Clamp: Rigid Controls On Vital Metals

Senate Favors Drafting at 18, Longer Service   GOP. Compromise Taking Those: 184 Defeated, 55 to 31

Draffee Service Extended From 21 To 24 Months  Taft Backs Losing  Side, Says Marshall tleoe ‘Rlackinck’ 

Play It Safe   Senate Test Sets Stage For Voting On New Draft Age   In Sharp Debate Prior To Test Vote, Taft Accuses Secretary Of Defense Of Trying To ‘Blackiack’ Congress To Lower A’ge

Solons Pass. Longer Term F or Draftees   Program ‘Would Extend Service To 24 Months

Stage Set for Voting Draft of 18-Year-Olds   Taft Accuses Marshall of Trying to “Blackjack” Congress Into Approval; Service Extended to 24 Months.

Senate Set For Ballot On Draft of 18-Year-Olds   Morse Proposal Is Voted Down; 24-Month Service Wins Approval

2-YEAR SERVICE FOR DRAFTEES S CIVEN APPRAV AI   Final Senate Vote on 18Yoar-Olds Expected Tomorrow or Thursday   DEBATE iS SHARP   Taft Accuses Marshall o Trymg to ‘Blackjack’ Conaress

Senate Beats Down 1812 Year Draft Age   Woy Paved For Vote On 18-Year Minimum—Ir ereasing Draftees Term Of Service From 31 Te 24 Manthe Annraved

Age Limitation Compromise Turned Down   Taft Says Marshall ‘Tries To Blackjack’ Congress Into Actior

Senate Test Sets Stage For Voting On New Draft Age   In Sharp Debate Prior To Test Vote, Taft Accuses Secretary Of Defense Of Trying To ‘Blackjack’ Congress To Lower Age

SENATE VOTING THIS WEEK ON 18-YEAR DRAFT   ‘Body Approves Extend! ing Draftee Service 21  Months To 24   MORSE COMPROMISE DEFEATED, 55 TO 31

Stage Set For Voting On Draft   Administration Wins Test On Minimum Age

lowa House Votes Investigation of State Ag. Dept.  Young’s Motion   Young’s Motion Limits Probe to New Matters

VOTES PROBE FOR DCP OF AGRICULTURE   Jowa House Resolution for Investigation Opposed by 3 Members.

Allies Report h- Progress: al 15th Truce Talk     Both Delegations Leave Deadlocked Meeting Tightlipped

FORGETS PLACE HE LEFT $10,000   : ARKANSAN PUTS SAVINGS IN  BANK, BUT CAN'T REMEMBER NAME OF TOWN.

C’B’LE BANK IS SHORT $160,000: NAME OFFICIAL   U. S. ATTORNEY IS PREPARING CHARGES OF EMBEZZLEMENT

EMBEZZLED OVER PERIOD OF 25 YEARS   W. J. Otteson, Bank Vice President and Head of High School Board, Exposed on Vacation.

South in Need Of Heavy Rains   Crop Damage Already Reaches Millions

Parched South Watching Hopetully for Rain; Big Crop Losses Are Counted

Drought in South Bakes Farmlands  it: one DOmatision   Crops and Pasture Are Heavily Damaged

UE Will Demand Wage Increases  Nation-Wide Drive OKd at Conference

‘Bus Driver Gets Lost But Finally Pulls Inte So. Bend 9 Woure Tata

Auto Worker Union Shuns  Labor Party   ‘UAW Favors Parley On Political Action Before °52 Cainonicn

 For Time Being To Give Ifemocrais  And Republicans ‘Anol  7  UAW Rejects Third ‘emo  r Chance

CIO-UAW Rejects Third Party Proposal  As Reuther Hails Idea. Savs Ti imine Bad

3rd-Parfy-Now Plan Is Rejected  Auto Workers Adopt “Another Chance’ Idec

Enemy Naval Action Hinted   Possible Sea Attack Seen In Sherman's Remarks

Korean Soldiers Told Cease-Fire Not To Come Soor   Leaders Reported Telling Troops To Prepare Offensive

No Cease-Fire In Korea, Say Refugees  Report Red Troops Preparing For Drive October 23

Hugh Scott Confident ke Will Win   Backers of General Carry Campaign To “Home” State

Backers of lke Turn fo Kansas   Group Makes First Bid for Republican Organization Support

Top Finanee Experts Sit In On Talks   Agreement Reached On West Germany’s

Will Have Germany  Give Arms   ‘Unity on Protection Of Nationals Back Of Iron Curtain ©

Big 3 Discuss inflation and  Rearmament Will Protect Nationals Behind ‘ron Curtain

PLAN MAY WIN QUICK ACTION AT BONN   Inflation Is Major Threat To Defense Buildup   Expressed By Joint Ban On Czech Ajrflights Over Germany And France

Pair Wearing Weird Masks Get $15,546   Flee In Auto Later Found Abandoned; Blonde Girl Hinted

McCloy Flies To Capital For German Talks  Red Press Attacks Big Three Meeting As Weatern Trick

BOOST IN STEEL   Says Security of America Depends On Hicher Outnut

‘Wants Huge Scrap Effort  Wilson Orders Steel Boost ‘To Insure Nation’s Security

Output of Steel Must Boom, Is Wilson Warning   Mobilizer Says Life of Nation Depends on Big Increase

City Water Is Safe   Wilson Demands More Production OE Steal In 1957

Steel Supply Worries U.S.   Wilson Demands Million Ton Increase Over Forecasts

Richard Maize Confirmed For Cabinet Post   Retains Secretary Of Mines Job In State; Woodside Appointed

Allied Planes Prevent Red Air Offensive   Report Biggest Raid at Border Of Manchuria

More Than 300 Allied Planes Blast Red Field  Expected Communist Offensive Stopped

Allied Planes Smash At Red: Air Reserves   Sinuiju Airport Is Target As Hundreds Of Craft Attack

More Than 300 Ships T ake Par  Strike to Head Off Expected Enemy Foray

Field on Border of Manchuria Is Mass of Flames.   Thundering Raid Made by Allied Warplanes With Napalm Bombs

—BOMB RED AIR FIELD— 300-P lanes In Strike  On Manchurian Border

In Biggest Raid of Korean War; Full Extent of Damage Unknown   Enemy Puts up Very Little Resistance; Two Waves in Strike

Biggest Raid of Korea War  ti WL) Attan-bL Aimad   U.N. Attack Aimed to Prevent Air Strike

300 Allied Planes Hit Reds’ Field   What Happened Is Screened By Fire And Smoke; Target Was Sinuijw

Allies Smash Red Airfield Near Border   312 Jets, Bombers Fire 10-Mile Area   No UN Planes Lost; Roks Expand 3 Bridgeheads In North Korea

Allied Planes Raid Red Field, Wreck Aircraft  312 Jets,Bombers Smash at Target To Balk Attack

300 Allied Planes Smash Enemy Field (On Border To Prevent Air Offensive

300 Allied Planes Smash Red Air Base On Manchurian Line   Results of War's Biggest Raid Don't Look Too Good.

Big gest Raid of War Hits Red Air Build-Up  Rumor Chinese Qattinag Na eens   Rumor Chinese Getting No Armor, Plane Support

Allied Planes Blast Air Field In North Korea   Smoke, Flames Make Amount of Damage inflicted Uncertain

Allies Stage War's Biggest Air Assault   Over 300 UN Planes Smash Red Air Strip On hKorea-Manchuria Border —Red Jets Ris

Smash Field to Head Off Red Air Attack   In Biggest Raid of War, More Than 300 Jets dnd Bombers Hit Sinuiji Field In Northwestern Korea

OVER 00 UN PLANES FAKE AED AIRPOR   Results Obscured by Flames _ Smoke from Fire Bombs, Eynlosives.

Results Hidden in Flames, Smoke From Hail of Fire ‘Bombs, Rockets and Bullets

UN Air Armada Smashes. Chinese Border Airfield   More Then 300 Plaries Bomb the Sinuiju = Base Where Pilots -  Spotted 100 Croft

Bigeest Raid Aims ‘To Block Sky Offensive   Results Hidden By Smoke; 312 Aircraft Take Part

10 To 100 Enemy Planes Are Targets   Raid Staged By 312 U.N. Jets and Bombers in Biggest. Air Strike of War

Allies Stage Top Korean War Attach   Act To Forestall Ai Offensive; Rewmes Hide Big Area.

Ten Square Miles Are Blasted By 300 UN Attackers   What Happened Is Hidden By Clouds

Allies Smash Reds In Biggest Air Raid Qf War   Extent Of Damage Is Screened By Smoke And Flames

Red Airfield Is Target of Allies   312 U.N. Planes in Actior to Prevent Communist  ensive   South Koreans Advance Two More Miles on Western End of Line

Allied Planes Smash Chinese Reds Border   Biggest Aerial Assault Of War Is Staaed

312 Yankee Planes Pound Reds’ Dromes   Biggest Raid of War Smashes at Enemy Air Force Build-up

Big Attack Or ed Buildup Of Planes  10 Mile Area Hit By U. N. Planes

Big Assault © Made to Halt Red Offensive   Thundering Raid Was Screened By Flames, Smoke, As Jets Hit Airfield

Enemiy Air Field ls Wrecked in Biggest Sky Ra  Over-300 Aircraft  Smash: Base Where. c Dade Maccod Dianac 

ALLIED PLANES HAMMER RED AIR FIELD   War’s Biggest Raid Staged By 300, Aircraft  rucuy ToONnNDe   Continue To , Retreat From Allied Armored Units: So. Koreans Gain

Communist Airfield On Korea-Manchuria Border Hit by More Than 300 Planes

10 Square Miles Left) Blanketed) in Soke and Flames: Bombs Fall  bor Halfan Hour

UN Pilots Blitz Red Air Field   300 Planes Take Part In Raid But First Reports Disclose Little Damage

Allies Smash Red Air Base Near Border   312 Allied Aircraft Take Part In Big Crippling Attack

Attack Made To Stop Planned Aerial Blow   Results Of Raid Unknown; Little Resistance Met

Make Effort To Prevent ‘New Attack   Damage Screened By Fire, Smokes Red Jets Active

BIGGEST AIR: RAID OF WAR; SINUIJU HIT      Jets and Fighter Bombers Strike to Prevent Long Expected Communis Aerial Offensive. a          10 SQUARE MILES. = LEFT IN FLAMES   Jellied Gasoline Bombs Blanket Field Where 70-100 Planes Had Been Spotted on Ground. —

Enemy Base Was Feared Near Ready For Assault  Jets, Fighter-Bomb Craft Make Series   Jets, Fighter-Bomb Craft Make Series Of Blazing Attacks

Manchuria Border Section Plastered   Allies Throw War's Biggest Air Raid Against Commie Planes At Sinujiu

Biggest Raid Yet Hits Red Air Base   Red Troops Still Pulling Back From Allied Ground Offensive

ALLIES SMASH RED AIR FIELD IN HUGE RAID   More Than 300 UN Planes Batter Enemy Base Near Manchuria   FEW FIGHTS FLARE   Attack Designed to Prevent Expected Communist Aerial Offensive

‘Massacre’ of the Foe by Allied Aircraft at the Sinuiju Air Field

OVER 300 UN PLANES RAID ENEMY FIELD   Communists Show Little Fight In Border Assault

North Korea Field Target Of UN Fleet   Mighty Armada Hits Base On Manchurian Border In Big Raid

Red Air Base Near Manchurian Border Smashed   Biggest Raid Of War Aimed To  Prevent Expected Aerial Offensive

RAID CALLED T0 HALT EXPECTED AIR OFFENSIVE   UN INTELLIGENCE REPORTED PLANES MASSED AT BASE

Allies Hit Air Fields In Attack   Biggest Raid of War Is Made by 300 Warplane: To Prevent Offensive   RESULTS IN DOUBT   Little Action on Ground As UN Forces Advance Cautiously at Enemy

Air Fury On Red Field    Base at Sinuiju Target of Biggest Allied Raid of Korean War; Ground Action Minor

'312 Planes Hit Field in Giant Raid: Smoke Covers Damage   Biggest Bombing Attack of Korean War; U.N. Troops Continue Slow Advance on Battle Front, As Communists Pull Back

Raid Is Biggest Of War Against Enemy Air Base   ‘Smoke And Flames At Target Screen Results Of Strike

Red Ships Are Targets for Smashing Raid   Jets, Fighter-Bombers Pound at Enemy Ships in Revetments

New A-Bombs To Be Tested  In Paeifie Soon   Likely This Week, Say: Senator; May Have an H-Homh

AEC T0 HOLD ATOMIC TEST AT KWAJALEIN   New U.S. Weapon To Get Workout In Pacific.

Rubber Ship Going To Reds   Will Not Stop At Hong Kong; May Be Halted Anyway

Attorney General Says Stafe Will Not Make Probe  Of Crime in Area

‘Physician’ Unmasked at Trial as Ex-Convict; Used Friend's Dipioma

Unmask ‘Doctor’ In a Kansas Court   Ex-Convict Was Suing for $40,000, Saying Accident Had ‘Ruined His Practice’

Strike-Break Charge Made At Bristol Bay  Fishermen Mad At A.F.U. Members

MELONS FATEN   Truman ‘Nominates’ Taft On G.O.P. Ticket, of Course

HST Nominates Taft On GOP Ticket. Silent On Own Plans: Rises To Defense Of Boyle

Sure of Innocence   Truman in Facetious Mood ‘Nominates’ Taft for President

President ‘Nominates Sen. Taft   Sees Ohioan As GOP Contender; Would Helo ‘ike’

Truman Picks Taft As GOP Candidate   Eisenhower Not Seeking Democrat Bid. He Savs

Truman Picks Taft as Choice On GOP Ticket   Coy About Own Plans Certain Eisenhower Will Not Run in ‘52

CONGRESS LOSES AGAIN  . U.S. Judge Frees Heiress Of 26 Contempt Counts

POSTPONE A START   K. U. Fieldhouse Construction Awaits Steel Order Clearances

Britain Sending Paratroopers fo Vicinity of Iran   Top Diplomats to Seek Compromise  On Oil Question

Britain Orders Para troopers  To Middle East    Brigade Will Go To Cyp rus Beeause Of *Unset '  tled Conditions’

Britain Sending Paratroop Force To Middle East  Basing Near Iran, Oil Trouble Spot,

Wine, Women, Nicotine Cost Us Ten Times as Much as Medicine, Dentistry

GAMBLING AND LIQUOR TOTAL $37 BILLIONS   Americans Spend 10 Times More On Non-Essentials Than For Medical And Dental Care

Soviet Radar Aimed Guns Taking Toll   Most U.S. Planes Downed by Guns, Not Russian Jets

—ACK-ACK TAKES TOLL— Reds’ Electronic Guns ‘Down American.Planes

Anti-Aircraft Guns Take Heavy Toll Of UN Planes Flying Over Red Kore

Electronically-Aimed Guns Taking Heaviest Toll Of American Planes   Great Majority Of 200 U.S. Ships Shot Down In Korean War Fell To Reds’ Modern  Fe Ca, en cererneny a Cae Y gece

Electronic Guns Chief Air Foe   Russian Jets Are Not Worst Menace to U.N. Bomber Fleets

 Reds’ Ground Fire Takes Heavy Toll  [Radar-Controlled Ack-Ack iWorst Foe of Allied Planes

Reds Make Some Advance; Then Are Beaten Back  B.wede BDataee AAnwola   Greatest Attempt Of Reds Being Made On Road To Seoul

Enemy Halted Twenty Miles From Capital   U.N. Troops Fight Wave After Wave of Screaming Chinese

BOMB KILLS NEGRO LEADER IN FLORIDA   BLAST SERIOUSLY INJURES WIFE — TENTH DYNAMIT.ING SINCE JUNE.

Gov t Moves to Head Off Meat Black Market  All Saughterers Except Farmers Must BD amteban iu. AAme 22

Gov't Moves fo Head Off Meat Black Market  All Saughterers   All Saughterers Except Farmers Must Register by Mar. 15

Allied Troops Push Ahead af Both Ends of 100-Mile Korean Front But Meet Little Red Opposition  Pilots Report Enemy Is Building Up New Strength Far to North ©

‘Airmen Keep Up Attacks on Communist Targets, Report  Foe Making New Build-Up:

Allied Troops Pushing North With Caution  Patrols Hunt for Vanishing Enemy

Allied Troops Push Ahead  Cautiously   Gain Ground For Second Day On Ends of Line

U.N. TROOPS MAKE CAUTIOUS GAINS REDS IN BUILD UP   NEV) UN DUILY UF  Chinese, North Koreans  Reported Angry Becaus ME Tinted TICCR Aid

Gls Push Cautiously at Both Ends of Korean Front as Pilots Report New Communist Build-ups—Chinese and North Koreans Reported Angry at Not Receiving Exnected Russian Aid

Allies Gain At Both Ends Of Long Line  7 tale .      UN Patrols Hunt Vanishing Enemy   Reds Reported Angry Over Absence Of Russian Tanks And Planes

Allies Use Caution In  Push North   Enemy Reported Angry Over Lack Of Soviet Backins

UN Troops Inch Ahead Cautiously   Patrols Hunt Reds In No-Man’s Land As Chinese Build Up Reinforcements

UN Troops Push Ahead For 2nd Day  Enemy Reported Angry at Lack Of: Soviet Aid

Allies — On Hunt. For Reds   ‘Enemy, Pulling Back, Reported Provoked At Russia for Failure To Give More Help

UF Jecviis ave  U. N. Troops Push Northward On Both Ends Of Long Front

atrols Hunt chinese Reds orth OF 38   Captured Foes Angry Because Russian Aid Not Given In Drive

Allies Score Cautious Gains On Both Flanks   Hint Red IIl-Feeling Against Russia for Lack of Tanks, Planes   New Earthquakes Hit San Salvador Sector

—REPORT REDS ARE ANGRY— Enemy Reorganizing As  Allies Push Northward

Allies Continue Pus North AtBothEnds OFF ront Line; Report New Red uildups

REPORT REDS ANGERED OVER MOSCOW STAND   Failure Of Russians T Send Tanks, Planes, Mav Cause Rift

Allies Cautiously Probing Forward   Patrols Hunt in Vacuum Be tween End Lines for Vanishing Reds

ALLIES PUSH NORTH PROBING FOR FOES       Reds Reported Angry Because Russians Didn’t Supply Tanks, Guns

REDS REPORTED TO BE MASSING FOR NEW DRIVE   Limited Offensive Is In Hands Of United Nations Troops, Skirmishing With  Enemy.

Allied Patrols Find No Reds On Wide Front  Pilots Report Chinese Grouping in North  Ene Naw Aceniiléc.

Allied Troops Continue To Sneak Ahead  Reds Seem Angry   Reds Seem Angry Because Russian Tanks Didn’t Come

U.N. Pushes Aheac Cautiously As Red Troops Vanish   Pilots Report New Build-Ups Far to North

Allies Push Cautiously Into North   Airmen Report New Red Reorganizing; Van Fleet at Front

Lack of Aid  Seen Irking Foe in Korea   Reds Believed Angerec Over Russian Tank, Aircraft Laa.

All Quiet Along 100 Mile Front   Chinese Reds Angry Feccuse Russia Did lot Provide Tanks

New Buildup By Reds Found  Far in Rear   Vanishing Troops Hunted Second Day on Both kinds of Front

Allied Army Cautiously Probes North   Chinese And Nerth Korean Reds Reported Angry At Russia For Failing In Supplies

Active at Both Ends of Front   Enemy Angry Because Tanks, Planes Absent

Lack of Russian Aid Irks Chinese Reds After Allies Halt Drive and Rush North

Allied Troops On Cautiously Against Reds   Reorganizing Chinese Reported Mad Because Russians Fail Them

Reds" Report ed Angry At Soy  UN Troops Continue Pushine On Ends Of 100-Mile Front

REPORT RED CHINA ANGRY WITH RUSSIA   Withdrawing Chinese in North Korea Discontent Over Failure of Soviet to Send Planes.   ALLIES CONTINUE CAUTIOUS ADVANCE   Prowl No-Man’s Land Searching for Enemy Re _ sistance Pockets; Planes Blast Red Trucks.

ALLIES ADVANCE AT BOTH ENDS OF 100- MILE FRONT   REPORT COMMUNISTS ANGRY THEY DIDN’T GET TANKS, PLANES

ror Second Day  U.N. Troops Push Northward On Both Ends Of Long Front

Allied Patrols Make Cautious Gains In Korea   U. N. Forces Push Northward At Both « Ends Of Lines

Allied Forces Push Cautiously North in Korea  Chinese, Korean Reds Said irked at Russia Bae taal af Cacmnacsd

Cautious Advance      Under ‘Way: Again:   Patrols Report. ; ‘Big Enemy: Buildup; Reds Angered. by Lack of Sovie? Aid.

Allies Advance  On Both Flanks Of Korean Front   Patrols Search In Vacuum Between Two Points For Vanishing Red Troops

Allies Push On fo North   Advance Cautiously At Both Ends ef Korean Front Red Build-Up Goes On

Allied Forces Are Cautiously Moving North   Reds Resentful Of Lack of Soviet Air, Tank Support

ALLIED PATROLS HUNT VANISHING FOE CAUTIOUSLY   Reds Reported Angry Be: Cause Russians Failed to Send Tanks, Planes.

Allies Continue Wary Advance All Along Front   Reds Reported Angry Over Failure to Get Russ Tanks. Planes

Allies Advance Ml Along The -attlefront   Foe Refuses Fight; Continues Build-up for a New Offensive

Communists Soldiers Reported Angry Over Fact They Didn’t Get Promised Russian Tanks And Planes.

Allies Push Slowly North For 2nd Day   Reds Indignant; Failed To Receive Promised Tanks, Air Support

Allies Push North On Ends of Line  Withdrawing Enemy Troops Said Angry With Russians OQwer Lack of Planes. Tanks

Allies Continue Cautious Advance   U.N. Officers Report Reds Angered by Plane. Tank Lack

Allies‘In Slow Push Second Straight Day   ‘Withdrawing Chinese Reported -An gry Because’ They: Didn‘t Get Russian Planes ‘andTanks for Spring Drive

Reds Unhappy Over Failure Get Supplies   Chinese and North . Koreans Gruimbling  . Because Russia Failed Supply Needed Tanks

Allies Push Commie Troop:  Back on Flanks   Red China Reported Angry With Russians Over Soviet Failure To Help Spring Drive

Grove Hill Fenee Will be Donated   Anonymous Benefactor Arranges For $20,000 Project For Grounds

Grove: A Fea         : Anenymous Renefscce     i-Pepiect + For $20,000

State Gets a Breather in Weather  ale Alaw Cini   No New Storm Seen; Traffic Still at a Snail’s Pace

New Price, Kayser Nsion Hose, 51-15, $1.29. The Merrie Shope   NOTICE B. OF BR. T

Used ‘Jarring Technique  es ME, aS a . 1 + pa , PARSE: Jere  wet TT ee

RULE--AGAINST  MOVING TRIAL TO PATIENT'S HOME   Psychologist Admitted Rela tions With Her as ‘Jarring’ Treatment.

Judge Refuses To Move Trial In ‘Shock’ Case   Forrid Tales Due In Tallalah Case  * *  Po Secretary SE a oaal With Boosting Checks Of Star’

TORCH SINGER GETS TOBACCO FORTUNE   Libby Holman Awarded Son's $6,000,000 Share of R. J. Reynolds Properties.

cw:  WreckOceur: In Louisiana Swamplands   300 Marines On Train That Collides With  Passenger Train

At Least 12 Persons Dead And 60 Injured In Louisiana Train Crash

60 or More Injured: 500 Marines Were bon Route to San Diego, Collide With  Streamliner in Louisiana

12 Killed, 60 Injured In Crash Of Marine Troop Train, Streamliner

Flat Louisiana Wildemess Is Scene of Crash   60 or More Hurt, Many of Them Marines on Way to San Diego

Streamliner, Troop Train  Hit Head-Or  12 Killed, 60 Hurt in Swamp In Louisiana

More Than 60 Injured In Accident  None Identified; Wreck Cuts Phon  y Ss CF in War,

Marines Bound For San Diego In Accident   Sixty Hurt in Collision in Louisiana; Engines Catch Fira

Death Toll Not Definite In La. Wreck   -Streamliner Hits Passenger Head-On With ‘300 Marines  Reportedly Ahdard

Troop, Fast Passenger Trains Collide Head-On  InDesolate Swamp Area   Marines From Camp Lejeune Involved; Casualiv Reports ¥Yary; Many Injured

60 Injured in Head-on Cras! in Louisiana   Carrier With Marines Bound for San Diego Hits ‘Southern Belle’

Marine-Loaded Cars Wrecked In Louisiana  At Leact 1? Are   At Least 12 Are Dead And Many Reported Injured

12 FOUND DEAD AFTER COLLISION WITH FAST LINER   Train Carrying 300 arine Troops Runs Head-On Into Passenger Train  In Louisiana,

~ INURED IN LOUISIANA   Trains Crash in Desolate Swamp, Cars Catch Fire. Most Victims San DiegoBound Makines.

Head-on Crash Of Two Trains Kills Twelve   Troop Train Hit In Lovisiana Swamp

SWAMP CRASH OF TRAINS IS FATAL FOR 12   Marine Troop Unit Involved In Wreck  In Louisiana Area

D TRAINS MEET HEADON; 60 Of MORE INJURED   Marine Officers Reported Trapped in One of Burning Cars.

Head-on Crash of Marine Train With 300 Aboard Is  Reported From Louisiana

At Least 12 Die as Two Trains Smash Headon   Report 300 Marines on Unit Which Collides

Kansas City Southern Streamliner Rams Troop Train Carrying 300 Marines; No Dead Yet Identified

12 Reported Dead In Rail Crash   K. C. Southern Streamliner, Troop Train Hit Headon

Troop Train, Streamliner  Collide;12Dead   More Than 60 Injured it ~ Headon Crash in Louisiana Swamp

12 DEAD, 60 INJURED IN LOUISIANA   Trains Crash in Desolate Swamp, Cars Catch Fire. Most Victims San DiegoBound Matines.

Over 60 Injured In Head-on Rail Crash in Swamp   Death Toll May Climb; 300 U. S.  Mearines On Train

Head-On Train Crash Fatal to 12 in Louisiana   Tragedy In Swomp Area Involves U.S. Marines in Transfer, No Identifications

12 Are Dead  In Head-On  Crash in South Streamliner Hits  Marines’ Train Teh Swamn Connitry

Streamliner, Troop Train in Head-On Crash Early Today  Crash Near Baton Rouge, La.; Over

12 Dead As Trains  Collide   kK. C. Southern Crack Streamliner And One With Troops Crash in Swamp

12 KNOWN DEAD IN LOUISIANA TRAIN DISASTER   FEAR SOME MARINES TRAPPED IN COACH DESTROYED BY FIRE

Head-On Crash Of Trains Kills 12   Streamliner, Troop Carrie: Hit and Burn in Desolate Louisiana Swamp   Most of Casualties Marines; Communications Crip pled by Wreck

—HEAD-ON COLLISION— 12 Reported Killed In  Louisiana Train Wreck

12 Feared Dead As Trains Crash Near Baton Rouge   Streamliner Hits Unit Transporting Marines to Coast

Twelve Killed, 60 Hurt In Head-On Collision Of Trains.in Louisiana

Troop Train, Streamliner Hit Head-On   Reports Confused On Casualty Figures; Death Toll May Rise

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   60 Injured Taken to Hosnitals

Troop And Passenger  Trains Crash   Five Known Dead: Number Of Injured Not Determined In Louisiana Accident

2 Killed, 60 Injured In Marine Troop Train Collision In Louisiana

Streamliner, Marine Troop Train Involved  60 or More of the Passengers Iniured

Other Estimates Indicate Toll May Be Higher   300 Marines Aboard One Train; Head On Collisior Occurs In Desolate Louisiana Swampland

12 Killed As Troop Train  Plows Into Streamliner   300 Marines From Camp: Hejeune On Train © Involved. In Head-On Collision ‘In Louisiana

Troop Train Streamliner Collide  First Reports Say 5 Dead in Wreck  In Louisiana

Troop Train in Head-On Wreck  Five Marines Killed In Louisiana Crash

12 Dead In. Train Crash  In Louisiana Troop Train And   Troop Train And Streamliner Hit  Headon In Swamr

‘12 Killed InWreck Of  Troop Train   300 Marines On Cars In Collision With Straamiiner

Louisiana Swampland  Wreck Scene   Marines Bound For West Coast, Flier For New Orleans

Streamliner, Troop Carrie: Hit and Burn in Desolate Louisiana Swamp   ‘60 OR MORE INJURED   Most of Casualties Marines: Communications Crip pled by Wreck

AT LEAST TWELVE DIE IN EARLY MORNING TROOP TRAIN-STREAMLINER WRECK IN SWAMP

Accident Happens In Swamp Near Baton Rouge, La; 300 GIs On Train

Sixty Persons Included on Injury List   Passenger and Troop Trains Wrecked In Lovisiana Swamp

Dismal Swam Is Scene Of  Catastrophe   Several Cars Derailed —Some Burn in Early Morning Accident—  Marines Enroute West

Report Death Toll May Be Much Higher   Train Carrying 300 Marines Involved In Head-On Crash Ir  a munsse@aenmes Oa rceneea me.

2-Train Wreck  Kills at Least 12 Head-on Crash Hurts 60; 300 Marines Involved

Train Wreck In Louisiana Causes Heavy Loss   ‘Southern Belle’ And Troop Special Collide

60 Injured: Cars, Engine Burn   Southern Streamliner, Troop Train Collide in Louisiana Swamp

300 MARINES ON ONE OF TRAINS; SAY 60 INJURED   Engines Burn When Smashup Occurs in Louisiana Swamps

Temperatures.   12 Marines Killed, 60 Hurt When Trains Crash Head On

Several Cars, Diesel Engines Are Set Ablaze   Wreck Occurs in Louisiana Swamp Area; Marines on Train

Streamliner and Troop Train Hit Head-on; 60 Hurt  Desolate Loutsiana Swamp Arca eee ae £ Prenetar: _ [A om   Desolate Louisiana Swamp Arca Scene of Disaster; Several Are Trapped; 2 Diesel Engines Burn

Early Reports Put Dead At 12;. Injured At 60  Head-On Crash Is. .   Head-On Crash Is. Reported From Swamp Gand In Louisiana

England Celebrates Start of Festival With Lights and Fun   Fires Are Set Off Throughout Island

Americans Advance Unopposed Toward Hill Mass That Strengthens Their Control of Vital Supply Artery—U. N. Units in East Win Peak — Warships Silence Enemy Shore Guns at Hungnam.

Red Forces Retreat As Allied Offensive Breaks  Main West Korean Line   Rare Pre-Dawn Attack By UN Troops Wins 3,000-Foot Peak In Bloody And Mienntead ‘Hearthreak Pidee’ Sector

Naval Guns Stop Firing Of Reds Shore Batteries  Cease-Fire Parley _ age ear #.e gr.

Advance Units Hit Fleeing Chinese Reds   Naval Force Silences Foe’s Shore Batteries And Shells Hungnam

Pre-Dawn Attack By Allies Wins 3,000-Foot Peak   Spearheads Push On Against Retreating Chinese; Allied Control of Vital Railroad Supply Line Tightened.

9 Key Points Fall to U. N.; Hungenam Hit   Navy Unit Moves 125 Mile: “North of Parallel,  Silenree Cune

—Reds’ Main Line In Central Korea Breaks—  Reds Falling Back Before Onslaught   Enemy, Apparently Shocked By Offensive, Stays Silent On Renewing Cease-Fire Talks

100,000-Man U.N. Offensive  Pushes Ahead Allied Naval Force  Silences Shore c" af ke

Mob Storms British Oil l'irm Office   U.S. Ambassador Warns Shah That Aid May Be Cut

[Students Storm Office: As Anti-British Feeling Is Manifest In Tehran

Demonstrations In Tehran Mark Oil Dispute  Disorders Follow Action Of Iran In

Angry Mobs Tear Down AIOC Signs   Premier Seeks Confidence Vote In Parliament

Taking Over of Oil Company Sets Off Big Demonstrations; American Aid Cut-off Hinted

Enemy Steps Up Ground And Air Activity For Expected New Assaults

Gas Buggy Trailing in Auto Race   Stanley Steamer Forges Ahead as Rival Has Tire Trouble.

This Is the Story of What Happened to Scrooge After Christmas Spirit Hit Him

May be Court Martialed  Sailor Advertised His Dislike Of the Food at Training Cente:

Sailor at Maryland Station May Face Navy Court-Martial for Advertising Dislike of Food

Gob Gourmet in Soup  Advertisers Dislike for Chow. Faces Court Martial

Court-Martial May Be Favored   Sailor Advertised  Dishike af Food

Sailor's Dislike of Food He Got to Bring Court Martial   He Advertised It With Big Handbills

WRITES HANDBILLS  Sailor's Gripes on Food May Bring Court-Martial

ADVERTISING BACKFIRES — Sailor Faces Court-Martial  For Protesting About Food

Sailor Faces Courts-Martial For Going To Bat Over Navy Base Chow

COURT MARTIAL FOR SAILOR WHO DISLIKES CHOW   Says Navy Food is Good Until Processed for Meals.

Sailor Who Protested Against Chow Is Threatened With Court-Martial

‘WHO IS SUING FOR PEACE?  Rok Chief Bitter; Says    Truce At 38th Ne Good

Rhee Rejects Parallel As __ Border Line   1 South Korean Leader Firmly Opposing ’ Dividing Peninsula

House Places UMT Plan on Stand-By Base   Marshall Appeal for Setup Ignored; New Quota Starts   Outright Kill Asked

UMT Doomed  In House ¥ ole  ey i‘.   Standby Status Approved: Army Ouot: 1 Plan Set Up

House Ignores Marshall Plea And Rejects UMT For Now   Bill Due Today Would Kill It Outright; New Draft Quotas To Give Army Break

“LOCAL” GOVTS BACK HOME DEFENSE PLANS   Put Up Dollars Despite Lack of Financial Aid From Congress   NEED POINTED UP

DROUGHT HURTS HOLY LAND — Throngs in Jerusalem For Good Friday Rites

Christ’s Steps to Calvary Retraced In Annual Good Friday Pilgrimage   Holy Week Devotions in Jerusalem Near the Joyous Easter Climax:With Christians From. Over World Following Storied Route

Thousands Travel to Calvary On Original ‘Way of Cross’   Border Barriers Are Forgotten On This Holy Day

Drouth-Stricken Jerusalem Is Mecca  For Hordes Good Friday Worshipers

Holy Land In The Grip Of Worst Drought In More Than 80 Years   However, Thousands Of Devout Christiatis Making Annual Good Friday Pilgrimage, Retracing Christ's Steps.

Thousands of Pilgrims Make Traditional Pilgrimage Through Historic Jerusalem

Devout Assemble in Holy Land for Easter Services   Pilgrimage Is Made Good Friday Along Path Taken by Christ

Drouth Grips Land  a pees Pilgrims Travel Storied Holy Route In Jerusalem

Worst Drought In 80 Years Hits Holy Land  Good Friday Pilgrim March In Jerusalem

Pilgrimage Made For Good Friday   Thousands of Devout Follow Historic Route Taken by Jesus Christ

 THROUGH CROOKED STREETS OF JERUSALEM  Thousands Make Easter Pilgrimage

As Drought Plagues Country  Christ’s Steps Retraced In Holy Land Pilgrimage

Thousands of Devout Christian: Make Good Friday Pilgrimage Through Streets of Jerusalem

THOUSANDS ON GOOD FRIDAY PILGRIMAGE   Follow Route of Christ to Cal vary in Drought-Stricken Jerusalem.

Pilgrims Move Today Through Old Walled City of Jerusalem   Looking to Easter Services Sunday Morning; City Uneasy Over World’s Peace;: Terrible Drought Plagues Palestine

Pilgrims Trudge Over Holy Land On Good Friday   Route to Calvary Taken by Devout Despite Drought

Solemn Services Observe Easter Tradition  In Strife-Torn Holy Land, Pilgrims Visit

Thousands Of Devout Christians Make Good Friday Pilgrimage To Old Jerusalem Today

Thousands Make Pilgrimage to Jerusalem   Drouth Plagues The Holy Land

Reds Pull Back As UN Offense Keeps Rolling   Commie Slaughter Continues on Land And from Above

ROKs Swim Icy River to Chase Reds   8th Army Sets Up Holding Force Just Short of 38th Parallel Re OLEN CLEMENTS

Front Line Is Only 17 Miles From Parallel   Chinese Caught In Big Trap Set For Them By Tricky ROK Patrols

Republic of Korea Soldiers Spearhead Central Front Drive; Line 17 Miles South of Parallel.   WINTER CAMPAIGN DRAWING TO CLOSE

ROKs Swim Hongehon To  Pursue Foe   Holding Line Is Set Up By U.S.

Allies Pursue Retreating Reds In Korea   U.N. Troops Swim River In Pursuit Of Communists

One Communist Battalion ls Annitilated ;  Ei ighth Ar rmy in Up Bien ng H Ho idly se ey .

In Central Korea Spearhead Drive Hitting Foe From Front And Rear

Jet Pilots Smash Reds   Chinese Give Up Chunchon And Abendon Steut Defenseg Along Hengchon Biver

ROK Troops In Chase OF Fleeing Reds   Swim Icy River In Spearheading Centra Front Drive to 32

South Koreans Can't Wait for Ferries; Swim Icy River in Pursuit of Heeing Fee

§. Koreans Swim Chilly River to Spearhead Drive   U.N. Forces Hold Line Only 18 Miles South of Border

Decision on What Must Be Done When Line Is Reached Becoming Pressing Problem.

Minor Action Reported on Korean Front  ‘ ROK Troops Swim River to Pursue Communist Forces 

Allies Set Up Line 1] Miles From Parallel   South Koreans Swim Hongchon River in Pursuit of Enemy

ROKs Pursue Communists Toward Parallel After Bitter Attack   U. S. Jet Aircraft Rake tnemy Lines   Armored Patrol North Of Seoul Throws Back Reds’ Assault

Rok Units Swim icy River, Chase Retreating Reds  Enemy Abandons Chunchon, Pulls Toward Border

Reds Continue To Pull Bach In Face of Advancing Allies   ROK Troops Swim River After Reds

ROK Troops Swim River In Pursuit —  Of Chinese   Enemy Is Retreating Toward Parallel 38, Resistance Lacking

ROK Troops Chase Reds Near 38th   Communist Forces Continue Retreat In All Sectors

ROK Troops Swist River After Reds  South Koreans Spearhead Drive Only 1 fis From  DESTROY A BATTALION Chinese Appear to Have  Quit Chunchon, Major Southern Base

Strong Allied Forces Holding Lines Within 17 Miles of Border   Patrols Fan Out Closer to Barrier   ‘Eager Beavers’ Are Too Impatient to Wait For Boat Crossing

One Communist Battalion ls Annihilated  Eighth Army Sets Up   Eighth Army Sets Up Strong Holding Line Near Parallel

Allied ‘Troops InHotPursuit Of Red Foes   ‘South Koreans Swim River Han To Keep Up New Offensive

Troops Swim Chilly River In New Drive   Units Spearhead Central Front Drive, 17 Miles South Of ‘Political’ Parallel

~ ALLIES HOLD LINE 17 MILES FROM BORDER   »Republie of Korea Troops Swim River in Eagerness to Pursue Reds; Enemy.  Abandons Chungchon.

ROKs Chase Reds Toward Parallel   South Koreans Spearhead 8th Army Drive

KoreansAre Spearhead Of Assault   Military Spokesman Say South Koreans Are So Many Eager Beavers in Chase  Are Close  to 38th  ‘Holding Elements’ 17 Miles From Parallel, Is Report

South Kerea Troops Slash Chinese Reds   Enemy Force Is Wiped Out As UN Patrols Probe Near Parallel

Troops Swim Icy Hongchon   Allies Set Up Strong Holding Line Only 17 Miles From 38th Parallel

AVA lroops Swi River After Reds Drive Only 17 Miles From Parallel 38 DESTROY A BATTALION  Chinese Appear to Have Quit Chunchon, Major Southern Base

23\ Dead Chinese Counted  U.S. Jet Pilot:   U.S. Jet Pilots Kill Or Wound 300-1.500 Reds

South Koreans Swim Icy River  ' Continue Pursuit of Communis# Ferees

ROKs Swim River To Get at Reds  Korea Ground Action Slow; American Airmen Active

TRAP CHINESE AED BATTALION AND KILL 201   Swim Cold Hongchon River to Pursue Retreating Enemy.

FOE CONTINUES TO FALL BACK TOWARD 38TH   R.O.K. Troops Smash Enemy From Front, Rear  ARMY OFFICIALS   Announce Holding Elements 17 Miles From Parallel At Five Points

ROK TROOPS . SWIMICY RIVER TO CHASE REDS   U. S. Forces 17 Miles From 38th Parallel at Five Points

SOUTH KOREANS PURSUE CHINESE IN SWIFT DRIVE   J, N. Patrols Probe Near 38th Parallel And Eighth Army Sets Up New Line  Against Enemy.

South Koreans Swim Tey River Pursuing Reds   ROK ‘Troops Spearhead Central Front Drive Of American Bth Army

ROK Troops Swim River In Pursuit  Of Fleeing Reds   Holding Line Set Up 17 Miles South Of Parallel 38; Communists Apparently Abandon Chunchon

ROKs Swim Icy River in Pursuit Of Fleeing Reds   Allies Push Forward Within Day's March Of Parallel 38

Patrols Stab Close To 38th Parallel   Eighth Army Sets Up Strong Holding Line 17 Miles From Border; ROKs Swim River. to Chase Retreating Reds: Chunchon Abandnned

South Koreans Swim Icy River To Rout Enemy   Reds Smashed Simultane. ously From Front, Rear; Planes In Vicious Attack  Near Big Red Base

South Koreans Swim Icy River To Pursue Reds   Enemy Continues ‘Puzzling Retreat To 38th Parallel

Swim River In Pursuit  Red Troops   South Korean Forces Spearheading Drive On Central Front Make Gains

ROK’s Swim ley River, Pursue Reds   Koreans Lead Push Toward 38th Parallel

Swim Across Cold River Rather Than Wait for Boats   Allied Patrols Probing Within Few Miles of 38th Parallel In East Aqainst Light Resistance

South Korean Troops Swim Across River   Pursue Foe Retreating Toward 38th Parallel   Battalion of Reds Annihilated in Fiest-Major Action in Several Days.

South Koreans Swim Icy River In Chasing Reds   Where UN Drive Will Cross Line Remains Question

ROKs Swim Icy River After Reds   ‘Same ROK Force Annihilated Red Battalion  Sunday: Allies Within 17 Miles Of 38th

South Koreans Spearhead Attack On Central Front   Swim the Hongchon River in Pursuit of Retreating Reds; Patrols Are Active

No More Guard Divisions Te Be Activated   Plans Call For Release Of Reservists When They Finish Duty

No More Guardsmen  MayBeCalled   Army To Release  Ones on Duty Now At End of Terms

Releases Planned  National Guard Units to Stay Home Under Present Situation

Army To Free Guard,  Reservists After Tour   Plan Affects 233,800 Now On Duty; Will Call No More Of NG Divisions

Guardsmen To Be Released Under Training Plans  Regular Army To Be Backbone Of Setup As Now Proposed

Army Says No More National Guards Needed   Plans Call for Release of Units At End of Duty

NO MORE GUARD ‘DIMSIONS T0 BE CALLED BY ARMY   Policy Wil Stand Unless th World.Situation Worse ens, Spokesman Says   PLAN OTHER CHANGES   Guardsmen Now on Buty to Be Released When Their Fime ig Un

NO MORE GUARD UNITS WILL BE FEDERALIZED   233,800 Guardsmen Now In Service To Be Released Eventually

Army Plans To Release Guard When Current Duty Complete   No More Divisions To Be Mobilized Unless World Situation Chances for the Worse

233,800 National Guardsmen, Reservists To Be Released After Training Completed

ARMY TO RELY ON REGULAR UNITS Guardsmen, Reservists To Get Release On Completion Of Duty

(,uardsmen, Reservists  To Go Home   233.000 Due Out— Army Won't Call More Guard Units

US to Activate No More Guards, Barring Trouble   Six Now In Service Will Be Relieved When Tmels Up

Release Ot Guard L nits Due   Regular Divisions To Form Army After Current Duty Ends

Minor Red Drives Blocked By Allies: Clouds Ground AF   Rains Hold Air Attacks To Smallest Number

U. 5. Lashes Russ Action   Blasts Russians, Malik For Breaking Off Tatks oTerma for Jap Peace

Soviet Jap Treaty Stand Denounced   Red Peace Hopes A Sham, U.S. Holds: Won't Concede Veta

U.S. Denounces Malik's Decision   Soviet Ambassador Quits Peace Talks

Action Against Japanese Peace Treaty Flayed  USSR, Ambassador   USSR, Ambassador Blamed for Ending Pact Term Talks

Blasts Russia On Pact Stanc   U. S. Denounces Moscow for Breaking Off Jap_anese Treaty Term Talks.

New Atomic Test In Pacific   Congressman Balks At Giving Details

U.S. Completes Third Series Of Atomic Tests  Reveal Latest Tests Carried Out On Islands In Pacific

Partial Eclipse Of Sun Saturday   Early Risers Will ec EB oe Baw a.

Early Risers to See Eclipse  Last Sun FEclinse until 1984 Due Saturday

Partial Eclipse of Sun to be Visible On All Parts of the Eastern Seaboard

U.S. DEMANDS * ARMS EMBARGO ON RED CHINA   Major Allies Still Doubt Placing Of Sanctions

Egyptians Halt Traffic Bound To British Suez   English Commander Vows Troops Won‘t Be ‘Starved’ Out

Tarkio Tycoon Has Little for Creditors   Expect Settlement in Bankruptcy ef About 5 Per Cent on Million

Senate Lold Fear Of War Streng {In 750      Reinforcements Denied MacArthur   All Commanders Alerted In December To Danger, Record Shows

MT. CARMEL ACE BAGS THIRD MIG IN AIR BATTLE   Lt. Ralph Gibson Now Rank: Third Among U. S. Combat Pilots.

AT SCIENCE FAIR   Grade School Children 1 Have Variety of Exhibits to  Display

Yankees Blast Giants 13-1 To Take 3-2 Lead   MeDougald Hits Third Grand Slam Homer in World Series History To Start Fireworks

He Misunderstood Phone Call, Kills  _ Former Mental Patient ‘ At Oklchome City Bludgeons Neighbor

Reed Demands Congress Deny New Tax Hikes   ‘GOP Leader Asaerts ” _ Study Must Be Made: ‘Of ‘Taxpayer Burden’

Congress Asked To Stop Further Tax Increases   Reed To Introduce Joint Survey Plan

Woolen Mills Strike Called For Midnight   Negotiations Broken Off: 161 Plants Affected By Union Order

Dewey, Disagreeing With Taft, Hoover, Assails Isolationism,  Idea Of “Fortress America”  “Folly” To Think U. S. Can Be Defended By Air-Sea Without Large Ground Force

Dewey Says Large Ground Forces Are Necessary for Defense of the U. S.   Governor Holds We Need More Than Air And Sea Power; !s in Sharp Disagreement With Beliefs of Hoover and Senator Taft

Dewey Hits At Idea of Isolation   Says Reliance on Air and Sea Power Would Be “Folly”.

‘U.S. Gibraltar Theory Is Folly I Dewey Book  New r Yorker : Differ rs   New’ Yorker: Differs With Hoover, Taft In'Growing: Debate

Dewey Hits At Idea of ‘Fortress   America’   Differs With Taft And Hoover on Strategy for Ovposing Reds

Governor Dewey Strikes Sharply  Against ‘Fortress America’ Idea  Idea Of Defense Without Big Ground Force Termed ‘Folly’ By New Yorker

Vewey Issues Sharp Blast At  ‘lsolationism’   New York Governor Hits Fortress America Plan; Taft May Propose Limited Number Of American Troops For Foreign Duty

Dewey Opposes Milifary Ideas Of Hoover-Taft   Says Land, Air And Sea Services All Necessary

DEPENDENCE ON SEA, AIR POWER ALONE IS FOLLY  a  Dewey Blasts Isolationism

-Play It Safe   Dewey Issues © Sharp Blast At  -— ‘Isolationism’   New York Governor Hits Fortress Americ: Plan; Taft May Propose Limited Number Of American Troops For Foreign Duty

Allied Troops Beat Back Red Attack   1,000 Chinese Drive Near Heartbreak Hill In Predawn Hours,  Jets Still Hunt Migs

Raid Near Heartbreak Beaten Off   Allies Repulse Reds Near Heartbreak Ridge, Then Drive On 1,000 Yards

Infantrymen Drive Foward In Korea   Red Anti-Aircraft Guns Rring Down American Planes

Red Jets Dodge Fights Allies Advance After Stopping Red Attacks ~

Infantry Beats Back Commies Then Attacks   Allies Gain on Both East and West Fronts

Reds Beaten Back By Allied Forces   Infantrymen Move Up I.,000 Yards Near Heartbreak Ridge   TWO U. S. PLANES DOWN   Communists Offer No Reasonable Solution for  Cease-Fire Talks

Allied Infantry Halts Red Drive, Advances in East  Chinese Attacks Fail Once More At ‘Heartbreak’

Reds Knock Down Two WU. §. Planes   Ground Attacks Beaten Back And Allies Make  Some Gains.

Assault Near Heartbreak Ridge: UN Forces Advance   ON WESTERN FRONT GAIN MORE THAN HALF MILE, ONLY SMALL RED ATTACKS IN CENTER

Infantrymen Beat Back A Red Attack   MIG Jets Steer Clear Of Allied Fighters Today

Chinese Attack ls Beaten Back By Infantrymen  Fighter-Bombers Hit Red Ground Troops

Chinese Attack is Beaten Back   UN Forces Gain Half Mile on West Front

Gains Made By Allies Against Reds In Korea   1,000 Chinese Are Beaten Back When Thev Storm Lines

U.N. INFANTRY BEATS BACK RED DRIVE   Allied Units Report Gains On All Fronts   Says Communists Making No Attempt To Reach Reasonable Solution

1000 Chinese Beaten Back Along Ridge   Red Jets Refuse Fight In 2nd Day of Attack; Ground Units Gain Mile

U.N, FORCES HIT ENEMY TROOPS WN BITTER FIGHT   Infantrymen Hold Ground In Predawn Battle —- Gains Are Made With Little  Trouble.

BLUNT CHINESE GROUND ATTACK   United Nations — Troops Go Ahead In Two Sectors

Allies Beat Off Red Attack, Pust On 1000 Yards   Enemy Jets Refuse To Fight For Second Day in a Row

Two American Planes Shot Down by Reds  Enemy Jet Pilots   Enemy Jet Pilot: Refuse to Fight Again Today

ALLIES BEAT BACK REDS NE AR HEARTBREAK RIDGE  catianiteiiimesaiciiihlhn ay EN

Red Attacks Thrown Back   Migs Refuse to Fight but Enemy Anti-Aircraft Fire Downs 2 Planes

ALLIES BEAT OFF CHINESE IN NIGHT BATTLE   U. N. Doughboys Then Ad. vance 1,000 Yards; Truce Talks Stalled.

1,000 Chinese Beaten Back  Near Heartbreak  Red Ground Fire Downs Two American War Planes

Allies Drive  Forward In East Korea   Attacking Chinese Beaten Back; 2 U. S. Viehters Shot Down

UN Forces Gain In East After Repelling Reds   Turn Back Two © Enemy Probing Raids Near Kumsona

United Nations Troops Beat Off Red Attacks Near Heartbreak Ridge Then Drive For Half Mile

Allies Gain After Beating Red Attack  5 U.S. Planes Downed By Reds

Allies Beat Back  Predawn Attackers UN Infantrymen Break Up ~ Assault Near Heartbreak

UN Infantry Beats Off Red Attacks   Drive Ahead In 1000 Yard Advance

Allies Counter With Drive For 1,000 Yards  Hearthrenk Ridnane   Heartbreak Ridge Positions Defended; Reds Down 3 Planes

Allies Beat Oft Reds, Move Up   1,000 Chinese Repulsed In Attack In Eastern Korea Before Sunrise

U.N. Planes Mount 916 Sorties  Allies Advance 1,000 Yards After Repulsing Red Attacks

U. N. Gains Ground ‘After Reds Halted   Daylong Assaults Near Kumsong Dwindle to Small Probing Drives

Advance Is 1,000 Yards By Infantry   Aerial Support Steps Up for Troops—Enemies’ Jets Refuse Battle for Second Day  Two Planes Lost     Anti-Aircraft Fire Hits  American Craft, Pilots Believed Lost

Two American Planes Shot Down by Reds   Enemy Jet Pilots Refuse to Fight Again Today

Allies Beat Back Red Ridge Attack  U.N. Forces Drive Ahead 1,000 Yards

FORCE ALLIES INTO RETREAT   2nd Division Holds Firm Against Commies

Pour Through Hole at Soksa 25 Miles Below 38th Parallel   2nd Division Repulses New Attacks; Allies Roll Ahead on Western Front

L.\. Foree on Western Front Rolls Forward   L000 Sorties Flown Against Communists; Losses Are Heavy

TO FIGHT CUT IN DRAFT AGE   Congressional Leaders Ex pect Eventual Approval,  However

Row Stiffens On Lowering Age In Draft   Morse Says Solons Take Rubber Stamp Act For Pentagon

Stiff Battle Looming Over Dratt OF 18's   Legislators To Fight For Higher Age And Shorter Service Term

18-Year Dratt Approval Seen   Senator Promises To Wage Hot Fight

F ight Looms On Lowering  OF Draft Age  House Members May Refuse To Go Along

Predict Approval Of 18-Ager Draft  Hard ‘Fights Expectec in Senate and House

8. Yr, td Draft     Before Passage  Committee e In ) House   Committee In House May Not Go Along  With Senate Version

Fight Looming Over Dratt of Youths 18   Extending Service   Extending Service Time Also Brings Signs of Opposition

 Leaders Expect Eventual Approval of Lower Age  Stiff Fight Certain Over Draft

Stiff Fight On Low Draft Age Predicted  Evtancian af Lenath   Extension of Length _ Of Military Service Also Hits Snag

British and American Elections Systems __ Differ Widely But Issues Are About Same

ALTHOUGH SYSTEMS WIDELY DIFFERENT  Issues To Be Voted On In British Election About Same As Those That Excite Americans

NO EXTRA SESSION   Legislative Council Will Act If Need Arises in  tate

AW BATA ULI  Legislative Council Will Act If Need Arises in State

RAIL STRIKE HITS SOME LOCAL FIRMS   Several Lawrence Businesses Forced to Curtail Operations Today

RAIL STRIKE HITS SOME LOCAL FIRMS   Several Lawrence Businesees Forced to Curtail Operations Today   EASING OF SHIPMENTS

Legislature May Suspend Welfare Act   Republicans Ready Measure Which Would Suspend Controversial Anti-Secrecy Law Until July 4, 1953.

GOP Proposes Anti-Secrecy Suspension   Bill to be Submitted To Leading Lawmaker Calls For Shelving New Law Until 1953

Indict Ten In Scandal   Prominent Pryor Men Tied in With Bank Embezzlement Case

Bank Scandal Involves Ten Pryor People   Highly Regarded Citizens Billed  By Grand Jury for _ Violations

Alcoholism Is Labeled Greatest Problem Of Health in Nation: Cost Tremendou:

[ALCOHOLISM AFFECTS MORE PEOPLE THAN TUBERCULOSIS, POLIO. CANCER COMBINED

‘World Situation’ Is Discussed At Top-Level Meeting Today; Report No New Policy Decisions

Clarendon Youth Remains Critical   Richard Brink, 22, Injured in Route 8 Mishap Near Rouseville

Clarendon Youth Remains Gritial   - Richard Brink, ‘2, sagt. _ Injured in Route 8. “: Mishap Near Rouseviile

Solons Say Scandals  Probe fo Continue  Inquiry Will Spotlight Congressional Work

Probes To Hold Center Of Stage   Solons Say Airings Must Be Continued

Pope Pius XII Assails World Communism by Name Today   Accuses Red Leaders of “Deceiving Minde af Simnle and Untutored People’

BRISTOL MAN IS NAMED FOREMAN OF CRAND THIRY   First Case Heard is That of en Driver From y

Surprise Move Stuns Entire Nation With Democrats Moving To Support Truman; Kerrville Folk Indignant

Allied Chief ‘Given Gate’  By President   GOP Leaders Irked But British Look For Settling War

MacArthur Fired For His Inability To Support UN   Lt.-Gen. Ridgway Moved Fo 4-Fold Command Held By World War Il Hero

Dramatic Dismissal of General — By President Truman Announced At Early Morning Press Meeting

Lt. Gen. Ridgway — Takes Over FourFold Post Held  By Deposed Officer

Truman Acts in Dramatic Move on Grounds General Unable to Give Full Support to U. S. Objectives

MacArthur Ouster Bringing Truman Angry Criticisms   British - Soviet Glad of Move

Action Called ’Great Tragedy’ By Hoover: Europeans Approve   Millions Shocked at News of Truman’s Sudden Move; Republicans Raise Roof In Congress; U.N. Officials Rejoicing

Camp Not For Sale At Just Any Price  State Driving Hard Bar  gain With Uncle Sam Biz mketan

STATE DEMANDS GOVERNMENT PAY $5,000,000 TO SECURE OWNERSHIP OF CAMP RITCHIE

FREDSCHLICTMAN DENIES HELPING INFLUENCE SCORE   WAS HANDED $500 AFTER GAME WITH OREGON STATE

Stabilization Of Wages Will Now Be Considered  Representatives Of  Labor Will Serve On Mobilization Board a. Ben ly COTTEN

Labor To Serve In Mobilization  End Boycott; Bogrd To Review Wages

(PRICE WAR SPREADS  Men Shoppers Have Day.  Jam Bargain Counters

Crime Report As Applied To Missouri  e q* e De arse ee   Testimony Given As to Binnagio And Activities

Crime Committee Hints Smith Lied About Racketeer  ‘Not Credible’ That He Did Not Discuss Deals With Binaggic

Smith's Testimony Labelled NotCredible   Kefauver Committee Says ‘Inconceivable’ That Governor Did Not Know of Support And Background On Charles Binaqgio

Federal Agency lo Study State's Jaundice Epidemic   Survey To Be Made in Cooper County.—80 Case: Treated in Columbia.

Five Killed in Traffic Accidents Blamed on Storm  Telephone Service Disrupted in Many  lawa Cammiinitiec

UN Officers To Meet Reds   Will Attempt To Get Peace Talks Underway Again

Js wees of ) Vapi owe  As Talk Scene  Allies Insist Violation Charges Be Dropped

Group Attempts To Get Stalled Talks Restarted   UN Heads Have Balked at Resuming Parley in Kaesona

Drought Situation  In South Critical  Farmers Survey Parched   Farmers Survey Parched Fields And Pray For Some Rain

What Are the Biggest Civil Defense Problems?   By CHARLES B. CARTER Civil Defense Director Lincoln Parish and Ruston

EXPECT FIRE DAMAGE WILL HIT $10,000   Firemen Battle Blaze On Lake Boulevard For  Two Hours

Woman Named For Cabinet  Governor-El@ct Fine Selects Woman To Serve In Cabinet

Court Convicts Burma Surgeon  Dr. Seagrave Found Guilty Of Treason

DR. SEAGRAVE FOUND GUILTY   ‘Burma Surgeon’ Sentenc ed To 6 Years In Prison For ‘High Treason’

“Drive-In” Container Installed in Front of City Post Office   MAIL VOLUME GROWING

NEW TYPE MAILBOX MAY HELP TRAFFIC   “Drive-In” Container Installed in Front of City Post Office   MAIL VOLUME GROWING

 Nationalism Feeding on Poverty, Distress Underscores Danger to Western World   MOSLEM FANATICS CONTINUE TO KILL Ferment Opens Door to Red Infiltration

Military Leaders Ask More Forces   PROPAGANDA WAR CONTINUES  Vishinsky’s Stand Was Expected

Top Military Chiefs Demand  More Men  Gen. Bradley Says   Gen. Bradley Says {fomic Force Won't Halt Determined Foe

‘MacArthur May * Address ‘Treaty Meet   President Says He's Willing For General To Be Heard At Jap Treaty Signing

MAC MAY VISIT — JAP TREATY TALK   Truman Has No Objectior To General Speaking

Truman Says Mac Can Address Jap Treaty Conference   Can Talk ‘If He Wants To’ Says President Today

MacArthur Is Invited To Peace Meet   Truman Says The General Can Talk At San Francisco»

Says MacArthur Can Give Address   President Asserts He Doesn’t Object  To Inviting General

Mac May Talk At Jap Parley  Truman Won't Care If General Attends

Assassinations Point up Unrest in Asia   Body of Pakistan Premier Buried; Successor Named

A  ‘Asia for Asiatics’ Is Causing Assassinations and Revolutions

 LIAQUAT ALI KHAN DEAD  Political Assassination Resulted From ‘Creat Surqe Of Unrest Throughout Asia

House Appropriations Chairman Warns State Departments, Boards fo Cut Budget Requests  Taylor Points Out Demands Nearly Double 2-Year Estimated Income

Brannan Plan Is Dead, Committee Chief Believes   Ellender Sees Farm Program Casualty of Korean War

Brannan Plan Is ‘Dead’ Now  Korean War Has Ruled-Out Measur Emphasis On Hiah

Grand Jury Returns Four Indictments After Inquiry   Names of People Involved to Be Known After Ar yests: Report Jail. Infirmary In Good Shape

lruman Hopes For Settlement Of Steel Issues  Use Of Teft-Hartley

Youth Dies  At Crossing  In Hartford   Woman’s Hurts Prove Fatal

U. S. Denounces Peking Proposal   Asian-Arab Nations Formally Present New Peace Plen to United Nations

Asia-Arab Bloc Proposes Parley fo Reach Truce   U.S. Delegate Sees ‘Blackmail’ in Mao’s Move for UN Entry

HARDSHIP: IN MINNESOTA .“Ideal Flying Weather Aid: Airmen in Snowy. Crisis

Airlift Struagling to Meet Needs of Residents in Isolated Wheaton

“Operation Airlift’ Begins Ninth Day of Answering Farmers’ Calls

Senate Special Session Is Off   Early Action On Jap Peace Pact Unlikely

Fear Delay In Ratification Of Japanese Treaty  Ok ‘Certain; Acheson Praised; Hints Japs May ers —  me Beaten wm i AT

DEBT MAY PASS LIMIT  Congress May Be Asked to Raise Ceiling Over 275 Billions

Money Orders to Be Issued in Card Form to Simplify Account Svstem

as [ye ; oe 7   Judge Hugh Means to Administer Oath of Office sanday  4   TWO ARE NEWCOMERS

Part of Routine Patrolling  Allies Employ Hit and Run Tacties Across Parallel 38

Communists Are Massing Troops on Central Front For Possible Attacks

No Special Significance Attached To Crossings   Communists Continue To Mass: Men. And Equipment For Spring Offensive; B-29s Hammering Red Sunplv Routes.

UN Tank Patrols. Stab Over 38th  Big Offensive Expected As Reds Continue Buildup

JAMMED WITH BIG CONVOY’   Chinese Change Tactics To Stop Infantry Raids On Hill Positions.

Spring Offensive May Be Building   UN Tank-Infantry Patrols Cross 38th

Stab Across 30 But Just Routine   Allied Tank-Infantry Units Pulled Back to Main Lines —Watch Communists Mass

Allies Cross Red Border Repeatedly   All Pull Back Later; Main U. N. Interes Is on Foe’s Buildup

Allied Tank-Infantry Units Make General Cro§gsings Of Parallel Into Red Korea

Enemy Troop Units Being Made Strong Near Center   Spring Drive Likely To Start Soon, Say Allied Army Leaders

Allied Patrols Stab Over 38th Parallel at Will   Communists Reported Massing Equipment, Men on Central Front

U. S. PATROLS ROAM ACROSS PARALLEL 38   Chinese Reds Using New Tactics of Manning Trenches Only After Allied Bombardment Ends.

Patrols Go Across ‘38,’ Pull Back   Interest Foeuses On Red Movements Qa Central Front

Allied Patrols Repeat Stabs IntoRedKorea   Network of Enemy Defenses Found North of Parallel  Re NOW WITT

TANK PATROLS STAB ACROSS 38TH PARALLEL   PROBING ACTIONS LOCATE POSITIONS HELD BY ENEMY

Allied Patrols Stab Across 38 ‘Several’ Times  Communists Reportec  Ices Pras ovr? To

UN Patrols Stab Over "38" Again; Quickly Withdraw   Vain Interest Centers On Enemy Build-l p On Central Front; Reds Shell Allies  Noar Chunchaoan

Reds Mass Troops for Spring Drive      Allied Assaults Delayed 3y New Chinese Tactic: On Defense; Resistance Roannsead Hanwo

Allied Patrols’ Cross Parallel. Several’ Times   Part Of Routine Patrolling Being Carried Out Along The Front

Allied Units Again Stab Across 38th   Rew Chinese Tacties Delay Infaniry Blows At Red Hill Positions

ALLIED UNIT STAB ACROSS BOUNDARY   Claim Communists Massing For Spring Offensive

Main Allied Interest is Focused North Of Border Where Communists Are Massing Troops and Equipment For Probable Drive

Enemy Massing Norih Of 38th For Spring Push   Chinese Use New Hill Tactics To Slow Up LEN: Infantry Assoults~

U.S. Teams Hit Enemy North  Of Parallel   Chinese Building Network Of Defenses Along Central Front

Allied Patrols Stab Across 38th Parallel Into Red Korea But Pull Back After Short Forays

Allied Patrols Stab "Across 38, Pull Back   Communists Massing Troops, Equipment On Central Front for Possible Drive

U.S. Tanks Make Border Crossings  Patrol Units with Infantry Stab Beyond Parallel 38  “NO SPF&AL MEANING”  Allies’ © ef Congern Is Red buildup on mo. eg   “NO SPFC"AL MEANING’

Tank-Led Allies Cross 38th in Hit-Run Patrols   Main Interest HeldBy Massing of Reds North of Old Border

Allied Units In Sorties Across Line   Tank Units Make Stabbing Forays Into North Korea

U.N. Tank Patrols Again Probe Red Lines Across 38th   Find Network of Log Pillboxes, Trenches, Rifle Pits and Dugouts

Tank Raids Over Border Feature Allied Activity   New Red Tactics Are Slowing Up UN Infantry; Mass For Spring Attack

Patrols Still Stabbing Into North Korea   All Returned To South Of Parallel: Reds Are Massing

Troops Play ‘Tag’ Across  38th Parallel  Communists Mass Troops For Likely  Spring Korea Drive

Big Red Buildup Goes On   . Allied Units Make Some Jabs Across 38, But New Enemy Tactics Slow Advance Generally

Allied Patrols Go Across Parallel;  Reds Mass Troops   No Special Significance: Attached to Border Activity; New Drive Seen

Allies Watch Closely As RedsBuildUp   Potrals Stu Acrosa 38th Poraliel; Plenes Hemmer At Supply Rewtes

U.S. Tanks Make Border Crossings Patrol Units with 'iantry Stab Beyond Parallel 28 “NO SPFS“AL MEANING” Allies’  f Congern Is  Red buildup on Central Frant

U.N. Forces Stab Across Parallel 38   All Later Pull Back To Allied Lines; Reds Building Up Strength On Central Front

Allied Patrols Cross Parallel Several Times   Pull Back; Reds Massing on Central Front for Spring Drive

UN Troops Again Cross 38th Parallel   Enemy Seen Building Up For New Attack

U.N. UNITS STAB. ACROSS PARALLEL, PULL BACK AGAIN   Reds Mass. Equipment, Troops On Central Front For Possible Spring Pus

Yanks Stopped Near Parallel   Tank Patrols Cross Again; Red Fire Heavy

Fighting Limited to Patrol Stabs .   U.N. Interest Focused on Central Buildup of Red Strength

Reds Massing Troops For Big Spring Smash   Allies Keep Close Eve On Enemy As UN Patrols Thrust Across Parallel; Chineses Shift Tactics

Tank Units Probe North of Parallel In Patrol Actions  Chinese Strategy Delays Allies in Attacks on Line

INFANTRY UNITS STRIKE BEYONE 38TH PARALLEL   J. N. Forces Watch For New Communist Drive — Reds Mass Troops Anc  Equipment Ir  North.

Allies Probe Red Position North of 38  Tactics of Enemy Delay Infantry Attacks

Slap Ban  On Russ Crabmeat   Import Prohibited On  _ Grounds It Is Made By Slave Labor, Which Is Againat ITS Tariff Tag

Flying Dad Tries For New Record   Piper Pilot Attempts To Sell Songs After Setting Piane Record

Gen. Wedemeyer To Testify at MacArthur Probe   ‘Flying Father’ Hopes to Crash Jukes With Jineles

Tokyo Meeting Of Top U.S. Brass Stirs Talk Of New Korea Strategy

Military Chiefs Meet at Tokyo In Secret Talks   Session Stirs Rumor Of Some Major Move In the Korean War

Red Infiltration Push Halted; Tokyo Talks ‘Hint’ War Plan   TOKYO TALKS MAY AFFECT KOREA WAR

Secret Talks By Top Brass Are Conducted   Leading Army, Navy and Airforce Men Assemble In Tokyo for Closely Guarded Session —

Secrecy Points To New Move In Korean War   Commanding Genera Of Second Division Relieved Of Duties

Top Military Chiefs Confer On Korea Move   Secret Tokyo Meeting Stirs Speculation of Possible Withdrawal

Confer as to Moves in the Korean War   High Military Officials Discuss Future Strategy

Most Commercial Construction Banned Until Feb. 15: Licensing Slated Then

Getting Truce in Korean War Is Just Like Trying to Get Married; Two Must Say Yes

Its Not Likely U.S. Will Have a Bureau of Love in All the Red Tape of Our Tim

Permit Japs fo Trade With Reds   Strategic Materials Recently Cut Down

Full Tax Probe On-Gamblers   Disclose: Plans For Investigation. Of Tax: Returns

Pian Probe of Tax ctnforcement With Respect io Gamblers   Rep. King Asks For $50,000 To ,inance the Investiaation.

GAMBLERS’ TAX PROBE SLATED   House Committee Will Inquire Into Enforcement Policies

Dead, Wounded Losses Heavy   Crossing of 38th Parallel Discussed Again in Capitals

Blast Kills {7 In Copenhagen  Navy Yard Explosion Iniures 84 Othere

“Protestants Of U.S. Move To Mobilize Men   Church, Community Program Backed by 31 Million Members

Protestant Laymen To Be Organized  Christian Solution Of Society’s Ailments  hs “Whee Bh ee:

Churchmen Move To Aid Cities  Community Service Is Laymen’s Goal

Czechs Say U.S, Newsman’s Trial lo Begin Monday  Ootis Charoed With   Oatis Charged With ‘Activities Hostile’ To Communist State

India’s Snub To Jap Pact Angers U.S.   Nehru Objections Eche Russ Line, U. S.. State Dent. Declares

U.S. Much Upset With Nebru Over Treaty Attitude   New And Less Benevolent American  Policy Likely.

Tougher U.S. Polic) With India After Treaty Rejection   Less Benevolent Attitude Toward Nehru’s Governmen:

Cooler Policy to India Predicted   Nehru’s Refusal to Sign Jap Treaty May Brine U. 8S. Reprisal

U.S. Expected to Be Less Friendly fo Indian Nation   Benevolent Aftitude to Undergo Change After Nehru Rebuffs Treaty

India’s Rejection — Expected To Cool U.S. Friendliness   Nehru’s List of Objections To Jap Treaty Proposals Echoes Russia’s Propaaanda

Less Libera] Policy Looms  With India   U.S. Officials Are Displeased Over Treaty Attitude

Less Benevolent Policy Toward India Foreseen From Jap Treaty Stand

New Policy Toward India Certain As Neru Fails To Sign Peace Pact

U. S. Grows Coo To India on Jap Treaty Criticism  India’s Refusal to Sign Gives Support  pmecirmm MPrewtin

U.S. Alters Stand As India Rejects Jap Peace Treaty   Less Benevolent Policy For Nehru Is Seen As Result Of His Actions

U.S. IS ANGERED BY INDIA'S STAND ON JAP TREATY   Less Benevolent Washington Policy Toward Nehru Government Expected.

India Refuses To Sign Jap Peace Treaty  U. S. Expected To Adopt New Policy Toward Nehru

India Irks  U.S. Over Jap Treaty   Nehru Argument Backs Russians

—NEW POLICY TOWARD INDIA— Treaty Opposition Is Disappointment To U. S.

U.S. in Sharp Reply fo India   Nehru’s Denunciation of Proposed Jap Treaty : Echoes Russia's Objections

FUTURE POLICY TOWARD INDIA   Nehru Turns Down Joint Peace Treaty, - Plans to Sign Own

India Raises Yankees’ [re   Nehru Refuses to Sign Japan Peace Treaty as Proposed

NEHRU AGAINST U. S-BACKED JAPAN PACT   India’s Arguments For Boycott Echo Red Objections   Provides Timely Ammunition To New Moscow Drive To Wreck Treaty

India Deals Blow at Jap Peace Pact   Premier Nehru Refuses To Sign U.S.-Backed Aacreement.

India’s Snub Of Jap Pact Angers U.S.   Tougher American Policy Expected Toward Nehru Rule

America Certain to Adopt Cooler Policy Toward India  Nehru's Denunciation ef Jap Treaty Sparks New Moscow Propaganda Drive

Tougher U.S. India Poliey Seen Likely   Nehru Announces Country To Sign Separate Jap Pact

“Refusal to Sign * Gecannthowe Crotas   -Refusal.te Sign.  Strengthens Soviet Propaganda Drive  ” Acainst the Wat

Disappointment Shown by U.S. A.   Less Benevolent Policy Toward India Is Almost Certain Following ‘Act’

Less Benevolent Air By U. S. Towards India Seen As U. S. Raps Nehru

Japanese Treaty Draft Denounced By India’s. Nehru   Washington Makes No Secret of Bitter Disappointment: Policy May Be Less Benevolent

India Draws Frown from U.S. On Jap Treaty   Less Benevolent Policy Charted After Denunciation

lL §, IRATE AT  APTOUREE MTEES &  RLNnU RCTUOAL   India Rejection Of Jap Peace Pact To Force Policy Change

To Alter Benevolent Policy Toward India  U.S. Prompted by Latter's Refusa   U. S. Prompted by Latter's Refusa to Sign Japanese Pact.

India Pact Snub Irks Washington  Japanese Treaty Rapped by Nehru

FIRMER STAND TOWARD INDIA   -Nehru’s Rejection Of Japanese Pact  Rtre Snaculatinan

India Rejects Peace Treaty With Nippon   Separate Pact Will Be Signed, Official Of Mission Asserts

May Adopt New Policy On India   Decision To Boycott Signing Of Treaty Expected To Bring U. S. Policy Change

Nehru Refuses To Sign Peace Pact For Japan  India’s Arguments   India’s Arguments Against Treaty Sound Like Red’s; Policy Shift Seen

India Rejects Proposed Peace Pact For Japan  New American Policy Toward Nehru Seen As One Recul¢

Tough Poliey Toward India  Seen Coming   America Bitter Over Nehru Refusal To Sion Jap Pact

American Policy Toward India Likely to Change  Nehru Refuses to Sian Peace Treaty

U. S. Hints Tougher India Policy  i al ee ae   American Officials Disappointed at Nehru’s Refusal

Big Dairy Cows Heaviest Milkers   Must Be Well Fed As Heifers To Grow Out

Was Mechem Elected Or Miles Ousted In 1950 Election? Politicos Seek Answer

Huge Air-Sca Search Launched for Possible Survivors of Plane Crash In Atlantic Ocean

‘Start Wholesale Release Of Servicemen: To Draft, Enlist Million

Size of New Levy Also Under Fire   One-or-Two Cent Increase Debated len State Sanate

POSTPONE GAS TAX BILL VOTE   Measure Shelved Until Wednesday In Row Over Shares

Dulles Discloses U.S. Plans For Pacific Pacts to Let Japan Rearm Against Reds

Japanese Peace Treaty Plans Would Let Nation Rearm for Own Defense

SCHRICKER URGES WHIP FOR JUVENILE DOPE PEDDLERS, JAIL FOR DRUNKEN DRIVERS

Torrential Downpours Cause More Flooding   Horton Reports Fall of 6.65 as Rains Hit All Ports of State to Block Hiehwoavs. Stan Horvact

Merchants Stressing Gift Exchange {dea Stores Counting On War To Lend Hand To Si. Valentine

Get Set, Boys, Leopard Skin Bra ls Latest Gimick F or Valentine’

Youth Center Social Event Big Success   Nearly Two Hundred Young People at Dance Saturday

Youth Center Social Event Big Success   Neatly Two Hunds      Nearly Two Hundred Young People at Dance Saturday

Plane Was On Its Way To Dubuque   Jackson County  Families Fear Sons Aboard Craft

Crash Victims Are Identified   Three Soldiers From Jackson County

Battleship Guns. Trained on Cana In Strife Zone   British, Egyptian Troops Digging in

England Tightens Hold on Canal and at Same Time Moves  Against Egyptian Officials in Vast Area at Pisputed ‘Sudan, South of Egypt. a

BRITISH WARSHIPS AT SUEZ: BAR EGYPTIANS IN SUDAN   England Tightens Hold on Canal and at Same Time Moves Against Egyptian Officials in Vast Area of Disputed Sudan, South of Egypt.

British Forces Dig in on Suez   Backed by Growing Military Might Against Egyptians   ORDER ON THE SUDAN   WHS NEY 248 we & 8 88.4 ae Or 8 BAY  Riot Damage in Ismailia Is Estimated. at $1.4 Million

Overconfidence.May-Prove-Worst-—= Enemy Confronting U_S. 8th Army

WORST ENEMY CON FRONTING UN ARMY ~ IN KOREA TODAY Is: ‘OVERCONFIDENCE

FOREST BLAZE MENAGES TOWN   Washington Logging Com munity In Path Of  Flaming Disaster

Legislature Convenes Tomorrow   Expect New Governos  To Run Into Static Qin Gaveral Leanca

D).A. Retuses Jury Data to Kelly's Judge   Cenedella Reaffirms Story and Meets His Supervisor

Allies Push Near Parellel  Tan Cammanders   Top Commanders Tour Front Lines

MacArthur At Front Acain,  News Held Up   Not Sure Whether Or Not Troops Are Going Across 38th

Better Korea Positions Aid UN Diplomats  ¥.. BD rnawerentmreen..

Red Resistance Stiffening In Central Korea  But UN Advance Is Still ‘Going Well’ MacArthur Says

MacArthur Pays Surprise Visit To Fighting Front   Offensive ‘Going Well,’ He Says After Jeep Tour Near Parallel 32

UN Offensive Meets Stiffened Red Resistance   Chinese Base At Chunchon Believed Target As Censorship Cloaks Smash: Mae Visits Fron

‘Yanks Batter Chinese Reds BelowBorder   Censorship Shrouds Allied Push Toward Major Chinese Base

Pennsylvania DelegationRow Bared By Duff       Plugs  For: Eisenhower;

GOP Now Split On Eisenhower   Challenge ‘Offered By Sen. Duff Of Pa.

Both Parties Show Splits  On °52 Plans   Duff Tells Other GOPs They Can. Have Fight If They Want One

Two Parties Are Divided As Election  Issue Nears   ‘Duff, Byrd, Douglas and McUarthy Join — In Political Fights

Senator Duff Issues Dare  To ‘Grundys’   Challenges Keystone Foes To Battle Over “Tke”’

DUFF CHALLENGES AG. 0. P. GROUP 10 1952 BATTL   Says If Faction Wants Fight Over Pennsylvania’s Delegation to Convention It Can Haye It.   SENATOR PLUGGING FOR GEN. ERENHOWEL   Warfare Breaks Out Betweer McCarthy and Two Other Lawmakers Over Report on Maryland Election.

Entire Defense Program Will Halt If Controls Die, Wilson Declares

Truman Puts Stress On Highway Safety   President Says Accidents Hurt Defense Effort

Truman Lists 80,000 Korea Casualties, Raps 1,035,000 U. S. Highway Deaths

War Loss Under §0,000-Truman   President Deplores  Huge Highway Toll

ANNUAL EASTER SEAL SALE OPENS INIOWA SUNDAY:   - Funds. Raised: By Sale Used To Help Crippled Children And Adults

Truman Makes Public Keep- Fighting Orders   White House Says Secret Document Shows Eighth Army Issued Instructions Monday

‘Keep Fighting Order in Korea Is Revealed   ~Truman Makes Public ‘Secret Instructions To U.S. 8th Army

ORDERING END TO KOREA WAR   President Absolves Korean Command In Cease-Fire Fuss

8th Army Issued Secret Orders, Truman Declares   Document ‘Caused War To Continue

TRUMAN DENIES ORDERING END TO KOREA WAR   President Absolve: Korean Command In Cease-Fire Fuss

Truman Acts To Refute AP Story  DpD..e,...]. q.. lg   Reveals Secret Letter Ordering Continued Warfare

MERIT SYSTEM CAUSES STRIKE AT FAIRCHILI   Wage Offer Ignored, Company Says; Plant Being Picketed   VIOLENCE NARROWLY AVOIDED YESTERDAY

Bare Plan to Give Madison 4 TV Channels   Proposed Allocations Announced By FCC; Include 44. In State

FCC to Assign 44 State TV Channels, with 4 in Madison   Tentative Plan Lists One at U.W.; Long Delay Seen Before Operation

British Close Soviet Monitor No Reasons Given   No Reasons Given  On Radio Action

Expect Damage Will Exceed A Million Dollars   Twister Rips Out Front of Building, Flattens Roofs; No One Killed or Hurt

Sleet, Rain And Snow Cover All Missouri   Temperatures Head For Below Zero; Highways Slick

a a rice a aaiaacare mene cictumumunmdiameer near  : Six Inches Snow Over Much of State- ‘Coldest Weather Yet Comes Vins

Building Cost Hike Approved   Contractors Allowed To Pass On Increases

Congress Asked To Rush Plans To Avert Floods   Pick-Sloan Program Is Advocated by Nebraska Governor

Gov. Appeals To Congress   Peterson Asks A Rush Completion Of Flood Control

Drivers Asked To Use: Caution   - Chief Gives Rules .  To -Protect Children

Jury at Austin Returns Verdict After 12 Hours   Truck Collision Victims Had Asked For $735,288

U.N. Must Win In Korez Is Lie Stand  Refutes Charges Of Time Wasted

U.N. Outlines Korean Buffer Zone Proposal   Reds Silent ‘on Compromise in Which Both Sides Would Give Up Some Territory

Give-And-Take Swap Of Land Offered To Red:   Allies Would Yield Ground In East To Gain Same Amount In Western Korea

U.N. Offers To Compromise On Buffer Zone   Will Yield Area In East Korea If Reds Give Up Similar Area In West

UN Would Yield 200 Miles To Enemy In Korea   Buffer Zone Would Be Created Along Present Front Live

U.N. OFFERS BUFFER ZONE COMPROMISE   Is Willing to Swap 200 Square Miles in East for Similar Area: in West.   REDS WOULD LOSE CITY OF KAESONG   No Immediate Reaction by Reds to Plan Submitted at Cease-Fire Talks at Panmunjom.

Allied Teams Would Yield Area In East   No Immediate Indication Of Communist Reaction  Is Reported

First Meeting in New Talk Series Conducted in Amicable Atmosphere

Allies To Give And Take So Talks Can Go Forward   200 Square Miles Of Territory Would Be Yielded In East For Like Area In West; Reds Still Mum.

Plan Calls For Both Sides To Yield Ground   Zone Would Follow Gener ally Present Batile Lines; Allied Official Advises Reds To Accent

—f NUCL  Allies Urge — Buffer Zone.  Compromise  Plan Is For Sides To Trade Big Area

U.N. Offers Give-Take Buffer Plan   Allies Would Yield Land In East And Communisis In West

ALLIES PROPOSE GIVE-AND - TAKE PLAN 10 ENEMY      Dividing Sector Calls For U.N. To Yield 200 Square Miles In East, Reds Give In Wrest. ‘

Compromise Plan Is Offered Commies In Truce Bottleneck   UN Proposes "Give and Take” Suggestion as Way to Reopen Talks on Korean War Armistice

Give-And-Take Buffer Zone Offer Made by Allies  U.N. Would Yield Area in East, Reds Pull Back in West

Enemy Advised To Accept Offer Or Lose Ground  Truce Talks Get Off To Fast Start

Both Sides ‘ Would Yield  Certain Areas   In General Zone Would Run Along The Present Front

U. N. Proposes a Compromise on Buffer Zone   Warn Reds to Accept or Face Less Favorable Offer Later

Reds Have Not Answered Suggestion Yet  Enemy Negotiators   Enemy Negotiators Cautioned to Accept Proposal

UN Would Yield About 200 Square Miles in Esst Korea and Reds Similay Area in Weat

Allies Outline Proposed Buffer Lone in Korea  Gen. Hodes Tells Reds To Accept it, Or Face Greater Demande

Both Sides to Give Up Ground to Buffer Zone As Proposed by Allies

Offer to Give and Take— From United Nations In Setting Up a Butler Zone Across Korea

Allies Propose Buffer Zone Across Korea   U.N. Planes Resume Fight as Parley Is- Started Again

O4-Day Breakdown of Truce Talks Resumed With Allies Concilliatory Towards Setting Up Neutral Zone

Proposed Line Approximates Present Front   Would Yield Ground in East for Similar _ Area in West Korea

UN Proposes Give- Take Compromise   New Buffer Zone Across War-Torn Korean Peninsula Is Suggested

ALLIES CALL FOR ZONE PARALLELING NEW BATTLE LINES   Reds Urged To Accept Offer Now © As U.N. Line Is Still Advancing; Communists Study Maps, Adjourn.

Plan for Each Side to Give Up 200 Square Miles Sub mitted as Cease-Fire Talks Are Reanencd

Truce Teams Off To Fast Start In Armistice Talks   United Nations Propose New Compromise To Set Up Buffer Zone Across Korean Peninsula

Reds Have Not Answered Suggestion Yet  Enemy Negotiators  Cautioned to ; pp me a

U. N. Proposes Compromise On Buffer Zone  Panmunjom Cease-Fire Talks Get Off To Fast Start

Allies Offer Give - And Tak Sutfer Zone Deal   U. N. Delegation Cautions Reds To Accept Fair Offer Or Face Less Favorable Conditions Later

Reds Warned Delay Would Alter Plans   Allies Would Get Kaesong In Trade; Sessions Continue

UN Offers Give-Take  Proposition   Allies Suggest New Boundaries for Buffer Zone

Would Swap Territory  With Reds   21, Mile Corridor Suggested; Generally Follows Battle Line

Propose _ Yield Equal Area   ‘Call for Both Sides Yield 200 Sq. Miles; No Red Comment

U.N. Proposes A Compromise for Buffer Zone   Would Give Grounc In East In Return For Some In West

Liaison Officers Study UN Plan For Buffer Zone   Proposal Asks Each Side Yield About 200 Square Miles In North Korea

Propose Buffer Lone for Talks   Allies Offer Give-and-Take Plan for Cease-Fire Discussions   BOTH SIDES TO YIELD

GIVE-AND-TAKE OFFER -UN Proposes ‘Compromise For Korean Buffer Zone

'Give-And-Take Plan Suggested On Buffer:   UN Planes Hit Red Rail Setup

ENEMY TOLD NEXT OFFERS ‘TO BE WORSE   Negotiators Take Quick Action On Agenda At Meeting

UN Buffer Zone Plan Disclosed   Reds Urged To Take Compromise Offer Or Face Harsher Terms Later

U.N. Advances Plan for War Buffer Zone   Communists Now Pondering New Allied Proposal

Reds Get UN Buffer Zone Truce Offer  Caution Chinese To Accept or Face Lesser Terms Late

Propose Yield Equal Area   Call for Both Sides Yield 200 Sq. Mites;  Be, pase cscanse cmczncee at opis a oe

Allies Propose Compromise Buffer Zone Across Korea   Each Side Would Have To Give Ground.—Await Communist Reply.

Plan Calls for Allies and Reds to Yield Ground   2'2 Miles Wide Buffer Zena Along Present Battle Line Suqaested

LN Com promises  On Bufter Zone   Proposal Calls for Each Side to Give Up 200 Square Miles

Allies, Reds Both Would Yield Ground  Would Follow  Present Lines

NO INDICATION OF ENEMY REACTION   Communists Would Have To Give Up Kaesong

Give-Take Buffer Zone Is Proposed   U.N. Compromise Measure Laid Before Delegates As Talks Are Resume

Want Buffer Zone Near to Present Line   Would Trade Some Land With Reds to Get Truce Started

ted Leaflets Guarantee Safe Passage Through Lines  "Ligmesick™ Gi's Uraed To Quit

Pleven Pledges Aid in Battle Against Reds   French Premier Declares His Country Will Stand Side-by Side With United States

Premier Pleven Says France Will Remain U. S. Ally, Not Mere  Fair Weather Frient!

France Will Remain Firm  Against Reds   Pleven Says Frenel: Wil Stand Side By Side With Allies

cigs eg See A a: a her] Se  VA Announcement  on Gl Insurance Dividend Due Soon

Fill Appear Before-Federal Authorities At Chicago To Answer Evasion Count

Defense Secretary Breaks New Totals, Fixing Them At 340,000 Ground Forces And 60.000 Airmen Rv Next Year

Marshall Clarifies  a  iistimate        Figure Supplied Senate Includes Support Outfits General Explains

Bigger Troop Estimate Explained By Marshall   Says Figure Of 400,000 In Europe Next Year Jaclude: Supply And Supporting Plus Combat Units

Marshall Says His Estimate Of 400,000 U.S. Troops In Europe Included Supply, Supporting Units

400,000 TROGP — FIGURE CORREGH   MARSHALL CONFIRMS  STATEMENT THAT NUMBER WILL GO TO EUROPE.

Gen. Marshall Clarifies His Troops Figure   400,000 Includes Supply And Supporting Troops As Well as Combat

Graffon Is Appointed Deputy for Supreme Council of Scottish Rite in This State

MacArthur Warns Liberty of U.S. in Peril   Dismissed General Says Administration Moves To Total Rule

Mac Blasts Truman for Spending  Chorges U. S. Losing Sight OF ‘Liberty’

RIPS ADMINISTRATION MacArthur Says Government Drifts Toward Dictatorship

?Drift Toward Totalitarian Rule‘ ‘Charged By MacArthur In Speech

Turks Urge New Middle East Force   ‘Command Vital Regardless of Arabs, Egypt’

Convicted Mystery Writer Figures In Number Of Left-Wing Wrangles

Mo-Pae Train Plows Into Car   Eight Persons Hurt When Streamliner Rams Drunk’s Auto Driven on Tracks

Thirteen Hurt As Streamliner Plows Into Car   Motorist Mistakes Tracks for Roadway

Train Rams Info Stalled Car; Wrecked   Eight Are Injured At Molvern, Ark., In Odd Accident Early Today

Mo. Pac. Train Hits Auto And ls Wrecked   Eight Persons Hurt, None Critically, Near Malvern

Ground Action Features Combat On Korean Front   Weather Is Too Bac Aloft to Permit Air Force Attacks

Weather Grounds Air Foree   Infantry Flurry West Of Korangpo Marks  Korean Action

NO DECISION ON SETTING UP STATE GUARD   cal Confer... Next Week. o _ Replacement of National Guard.

UN Troops Seize eHwachon Power Reservoir Again   Capture Puts Allies Right Back Where They Were When Communists Opened First Spring Offensive.

UN Seizes Electric Power Plant   Capture Of Hwachon Reservoir Puts Allies Back In Old Stand

Red Resistance ls Of Delaying Type, ls Report  Allied Advance Is Slowed Generally By Die-Hard Action

Allies Control Hwachon Dam;  Fighting Light   Enemy Resistance Appears to Be Delavine Action

UN Tanks Run Into Hot Fire   Gains Of One To Three Miles Registered During Day

—Korean War—  Hwachon Dam Won By Allies   Reds Fight Back Hard; Rain Drenches Front

Ridgway Says Reds Suffered Major Defeat   Red Resistance Stiffens, Possibly Screening Defenses

ted Artil lery Slows Allies In Many Areas   Resistance Appears to Be Delaying Actions; Hwachon Also Seized

Die-Hard Infantry And Artillery Check Advance Of Allied Forces  On Some Fronts

Communist Resistance Stiffened   Reds Delaying Action: To Screen New: North Koyaan Detende Line

Governor's Race In State Mounts To New Interest   Old Politicos Back To Game Of Picking Probable Candidate

Labor Leaders Study Ceilings   To Decide Whether To Continue Fight Against Wage Policy

New System Is Anneuncec For Prices  Attempt To Fix Store Margins

LABOR LEADERS STUDY. PAY LIFT   Order Permits Ten Per Cent -Boost— New System Of pues Controls Announced  = Government.

WAGE CEILING CRISIS LOOMS   Johnston Recommenda tions To Be Studied To day At Meeting

LABOR LEADERS DEBATE WAGES   Argue Whether To Fight Government Ruling Or fo Cooperate

Labor Leaders To Decide Today Whether To Fight New Wage Polic   Johnston Urges Board To Soften Formula Limiting Raises 10 Per Cent

Labor Leaders Undecided On   Decision Will Be Made Soon On U.S. Order

Johnston Signs 1 Per Cent Pay Increase Order   Future Strategy  Of Labor Against Ceiling Not Known

Labor Leaders Meet To Decide Wage Policy   Johnson Signs Regulation Allowing 10 Percent Pay Hike

Await US Labor's CeilingReaction   Johnston Signs 10 Percent Hike Order. Aske Chanaes

Union Chiefs Study Latest Wage Ceiling   Johnston’s Decree To Soften Formula Limits Pay Boosts

NEW FORMULA OF CONTROLS ANNOUNCED   Action Will . Bring Price Rollbacks, Advances ©

Jonnston Signs  Ten Pct. Wage  Ceiling Order Labor Leaders Debate  On Whether To Fight Or Accept Regulation

New Ceiling  Rule Brings. Labor Group To Decision  Johnston Promises   Johnston Promises Early Relaxation Of Fixed Pay Rate

Johnston Signs Formula Limiting Increases to 10 Pe Cent; New Price Control System Adopted

ABOR CHIEFS EBATE NEW  AGE CEILING   ‘fort May Be Made te Avert Crisis Building Up Over Increases  Due March 1   ALK IS UNFAVORABLE

Labor Ponders New Federal Wage Ceilings  Leaders To Discuss Johnston’s Ruling On Waaes Today

Labor Stews. Over Attitude On Pay Lids   Wage Board Trio Must Decide Today ‘On Ending Walkout

10 Per Cent Pay Boost Formula  Win Approval   Labor Heads Debate Whether to Fight Or Cooperate

‘Eased’ 10% Formula Set By Johnston   Top Union Leaders Confer On Whether To Fight Or Help

10 Per Cent. Wage Lid OK'd  Lahor Chieftans   Labor Chieftans May Fight Order

Labor To Decide Whether To Fight New Wage Policy   Leaders Meeting Today To Map Future Strategy.

fo Scek Election. ~  Saratoga Democratic Boss Ouits Tob As Conimissioner

Se ae Te AT ee  Acts Before Testifying In Probe   38 INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED

Maria Montez, 31, Is Heart Victim   Fiery Latin Actress Dies In Bathtub Of Home

MOVIE ACTRESS DIES IN BATHTUE   MARIA MONTEZ BELIEVED BY DOCTORS TO HAVE SUFFERED HEART ATTACK.

Maria Montez, 31, Is Heart Victim   ‘Fiery Latin Actress Dies In

Hundreds of Winter Sports Fans Are Snowbound In High Sierra Nevada Mountains; Year-End  Storm Howls Into Colorado, Plugging Highways   Rv The Associated Precs

Blizzards Leave Hundreds of People Snowbound In Rockies, Snow Closes Mountain Passes

Hundreds of Winter Sports Fans Are Snowbound In High Sierra Nevada Mountains; Year-End Storm Howls Into Colorado, Plugging Highways

SKI RESORTS HIT Hundred’s Are Isolated High In Mountains By Blizzards

Hundreds in Ski Resorts Snowbound   Blizzards Lash Rockies Sierra; One Killed, Three Missing.

Sportsmen Snowbound  In Rockies   One Person Killed, Three Are Missing As Blizzards Hit

Hundreds Are Snowbound In  High Rockies   One Dead, Three Missing Following Blizzards, Slides

Hundreds Of Persons Are Snowbound   Blizzards Strike Winter Resorts In Rockies, Sierras

Blizzards Rip Nevada Area, Highways Cut  Hundreds Of Winter Sports Fans Trapped In Mountain Resorts

WINDS LASH AT EUROPE, 63 DIE   Rescue 49 Persons From American Ship Crionled by Storm   \Blizzards Kill One, Three Others Missing— Snow Traps Winter Resort Guests

Flames Sweep Through Room At Zomok Home   Neighbor Rescues Three Other Children Jn Nighttime Fire

Order State Study: Korea Vets’ Bonus  Senate Acts; House For Survey of Taxes

Sixteen-Year-Old Youths Thrill Council Executives With Views of World Peace Plans.

Republicans Doom 5 State Agencies  Abolition to Slash Budget $420,000

5 State Bureaus Get the Ax From Indiana Assembly   Economy-Minded Legislators Expect to Save $420,000

Governor Includes ‘Other Gambling Devices’ in Condemnation and Gives Rebuke to Private-Clubs, Declaring ‘Closed Doors’ Fail to Justify ‘Evils’

Get Slots Out-or State Police Will, Edict by Governor   Schricker Calls On Local Agencies to Enforce the Law

Tough-T alking Message Sent  To Communists Allied Troops Take  ) Twannarvtant Haiahte   Allied Troops Take 2 Important Heights: Jet Planes Tangle

UN Warns Armies Are Ready To Strike Hard lfTalks — . Are Not Resumed Quickly _

U.N. Warns Red To End Bluffing On Truce Talks   Must Choose Quickly Between Armistice, All-Out Winter War

Reds Renege  On Implied  Compromise Also Demand An  All for All Eweehance af POW -

‘All For All’ Exchange Aim on Prisoners   Hopes For Concluding Cease-Fire in 1951 Deflated By Switch

Reds’ Quick-Change ‘4 bh e ’ > « Tactics on Prisoner Exchange Slow Talks  Communists Imply Willingness To Give on Truce Policing

POW EXCHANGE HIT NEW SNAG IAT CONFERENCE   Red Negotiators ‘Change Attitude On Compromise

Ground War Is Cold But Planes Fight Furiously  _- Rising Communist Air Strength Showr in Venture of Bombers Over Korea:  : Gasil Beaeune a8 Daceseumrsawe   TRUCE TEAMS STILL ARGUE

Sabre Jets Bag 6 Red Bombers A MIG And 3 Fighter Bombers Out Of Flight Of Aa

10 Red Planes Are Shot Down By U.S. Fliers   Six Two-Engined Bombers Bagged

U.S. Official Is Busy With: Peace Moves   Ambassador: Sees. . Iran Premier. and. Thea Confers. With Representative.”

Iranians May Delay Oil Control  "U.S. Ambassador Calls on Premier

Death Is Sudden For Archbishop Of Philadelphia After Private Mas

Cardinal Dougherty  Passes Away Was Fifth Citizen of United States to Attain That Rank.

Card, Dougherty, of Philatelntia Dies   Senior Prelate of Church in U.S. Exvires

Philadelphia s Archbishop Dougherty Die:   Senior Prelate of Catholic Church in U. S Succumbs at 81

Cardinal Dougherty Dies Following Mass   Elderly Archbishop Senior Prelate Of Church In Notion

Navy Chief To Testify On Blockade   Hope To Call Acheson Before Senators On Friday

Adm. Sherman Next To Testify  Naval Chief To Give   Naval Chief To Give Views on Blockade

RURAL SCHOOLS’ SHOW   Music Festival Here Friday a' Community Building

Secrecy At Peace Talks  Impressive  Newsmen Wait In   Pouring Rain As  re  eT

Reds Reverse Korean Toor Freeze Stand   Delegates also Favor Neutral Check Teams

Communists Also Propose ‘Ports of Entry’ Inspection By Neutral Observers

Foe Agrees To ‘Freeze’ On Troops   Inspection Limit To ‘Ports of Entry’ Added at Parley

ALLIES CLAIM VICTORY OVER ENEMY HORDES   Four Red Shock Divisions  Shattered On Cen tral Front   CHIPYONG, WONJU STILL IN UN HANDS

Yank Officer Avers Initial Drive Failure   Assault May Prove Te Be Most Costly Yet To Communist Forces

South Korean Marines Raid Wonsan Port   Smaller Scale Victory Claimed Around Seoul Against North Koreans

Four Enemy Divisions  U.N. Troops Shatter      Allies Hold On To Chipyong And Wonju-—-ROK Mo _ tines Stage Spectacular Commando-Type Raid North Of 38th Parallel

Allies Wreck 4 Red Divisions In Holding Line  Critical Moment   Critical Moment Of Battle Is Past

Allies On Western Front Hold Against North Korean Division Which Had Hoped To Smash Seoul Line

Four.of ‘Foe’s Divisions Shattered, Chipyong and Wonju Positions Hold; Challenge Communists to Try Again, Poimt-to’Toll of 96,000 ‘Since Jan. 25

Allies Smash Nine Chinese Divisions In Central Korea   U.N. Forces Retain All Key Points Along Mountain Line; South Koreans Hit Wonsan; Enemy Casualties Mount

Allies Shatter Red Divisions   U.S. Commander Claims Victory As U.N: Holds Key Korean Towns

Breakthrough By Four Shock Forces Stopped  Enomy Loc   Enemy Losses Said To Be Heavy, But Reserves Plentiful

Improvements Planned For Sunnyslope Street   City Approves Surfacing From Sixth to Twelfth--Naw Arnrsicare fas ENC

Emporia Skies Today   Improvements Planned For Sunnyslope Street   City: Approves Surfacing From Sixth. to. Twelfth—Naw Aporalsars for 505

FranceBacking U.S. Stand Against China  Hopes for Caution On Any Penalties

Rir Force Will Sift Reservists   Position in Civil Life May Eliminate Many From Recall

Experimental Reclassification Plan — For Air Force Uncovers Many Change:

Full-fledged NATO Army Leader's Aim   “General Expected to Urge Presiderit’ ” Accelerate Program  ahr MrmMmnaT oO way

INATO Leader May Disclose. Political Aim   Eisenhower Reported Frustrated By Slow Progress Of Program

Ike Expected To Request Arms Speedup   Wants Completely Organized Small Arm

Eisenhower Visi! fo Include Talks on European Army   Believe General Favors Creation of Force in Shortest Possible Time.

Ike to Urge Speeding Up  Eur ope’s s Arms   Expected to Tell Truman He Hopes For Balanced Force

Eisenhower May Answer $64 Question.   ‘Leaves Today for Parley With Truman; Demos, . ' GOP Prepare Bids

Ike to Urge Europe Speed Rearmament   General’s Visit May Also Take Up Political Question

Eisenhower to Urge . Speedup in Rearming  Expected to Ask Pres. Truman, fo: Early Balanced Force in Europe.

Predict Ike Will Call for More Speed in European Rearmament   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER AND ELTON ©. FAY

lke Will Ask For Rearming On Fast Scale   Conference With HST To Urge Top Fighting  Enarcrea in Shart Time

Gen. Ike to Ask Truman to Speec Up Rearmament   Balanced rigniing Force Is Desired for European Defense

U.N. Believed  Ready to Ease Buffer Stand   Allies Willing to Forego Control of Kaesong, 2 North Isles

George Says Peace Ai Parallel Would Re ‘Serious Error’  Truman’s Adviser Next Witness At MacArthur Hearing

Lawrence School Graduation Friday  Eighth Grade Class te Hav: Finel Program

FINAL EVENTS ON BILL TODAY AND TOMORROW   Wet Grounds Halt Tractor Contests; Attendance  Over 23,000

TEMPERATURE   Wet Grounds Cause Delay O1 Tractor - Pulling Event; More Prize Winners

McMath's Veto Of ‘Fiscal Limit Upheld by Senate   is) Legislators Lack Two Votes to Put Curb on Governor

Senate Fails To Override Vefo By Two Votes  Fagan Insists He will Tir ‘goin

Fresh Peace  Move Planned   Egypt and India Urge New Direct Approach

Demos Against Move To Slash Foreign Aid Bill   15 Per Cent Cut In Bill, Debated Among Leaders In Senate

G.O.P. To Push For 15% Slash In Foreign Aid   ‘It’s Too Drastic,” Some Democrats Declare Of Proposal

Clash On Amount Of Cut... . Senators Are Split On Foreign Aid Bill

Army Studying Hospital System   Shortage of Military Medical Facilities Spurs Investiqation

Hospital Shortage Is Probed   Army Cases May Have To Be Transferred to Civilian Institutions

Army Hospital Shorfages Are Investigated    Military Seeking to Clear Way for Its Patients to Enter Private Hospitals

Alleged Shortage of Military Hospitals Under Investigation by Army Officials

Recent Deaths Disclose Shortage Of Military Hospital Facilities   Army Hopes To Bring About An Agreement To Have Civilian Hospitals Care For Military Cases.

Death of GI Touches Off Army  Investigation of Hospital Facilities

Medical Facthiies Cul Back  Deaths Bring Probe of Military Hospital Shortage

Military Hospital Prebe ts Reported   Investigation of Facilities Begins After Death Of Personnel at U. S. Camps

ARMY STARTS INVESTIGATION OF HOSPITALS   Seeks Agreement to Transfe: Military Cases to Civilian Hospitals.

SECIS DEAT OF INFANTRY PRIVATE, SERGEANT’S INFANT SON  Arm Reported Shortage       iy [Prolbes

Military Hospital Shortage Probed  Following Incidents Involving Deaths

ARMY STARTS INVESTIGATION OF HOSPITALS   Seeks. Agreement to Transfe . _Milieery- Cases to: Civilion. a. Hespitels.... .

 Investigation Made Of Reported Shortage  Of Military Hospitals  By the Associated Prece

Army Checks On Shortage  Of Hospitals   Inquiry Opened After Two Deaths: Ill Draftee Gains

Contact With Reds Broken   Yanggu in East and Uijongbu Abandoned

WILL TRY TO HOLD CHINESE AT-HAN-RIVER   Allies Abandon Last Position In Red Korea

Withdrawal by Allies Causes No-Man’s Land Along Central Sector; Chinese Reds Reported 10 Miles From Old South Korean’s Capital

Withdraw Along Both Ends Of 100-Mile Front   Van Vleet Confident Reds Can Be Stopped North Of Han; Enemy Suffers Terrific Casualties

Contact Broken At All Points By UN Soldiers   Chinese Are About 10 Miles From Old Capital of Seoul

Lose Contact With Foe On Most Of Line   Beat Back Attacks Yn Center Aimed At Roads Toward Seoul

CONTACT WITH REDS. 1S BROKEN   Allied Withdrawals . A Made on East: and We Ends of 100-Mile Korea Front..               FALL OF SEOUL  ; LOOMS AGAIN   Chinese 10 Miles From City; Van Fleet Believes Foe Can Be Stopped North of Han. _

REDS DRIVE UN TROOPS BELOW 388TH   Allies Are Falling Back on 100 Mile Front

—KRLIE RE AT Contact Is Broken With Red Forces  Withdraw Below 221, Davnallel

Losses Of UN Light. Says  Commander   Van Fleet Confident Reda Can Be Halted North Of Han River

gata vu  TO MAKE STAND AT HAN  U, N. Command Estimates 35,000 Enemy Killed  in Four Days

U.N. Troops Continue To  Fall Baek   Contact With Reds Broken By Withdrawals Civilians Again Quit Battered Seoul

Allies Lose Last Hold In Red Korea   Contact Broker: With Enemy; Vast No-Man’s Land Formed

Little Contact Reported Along  Korea Frontline   UN Forces Withdraw So Rapidly That A Vast No-Man’s Land Is Created On EastCentral Sector; Chinese Reds Only 10 Miles From Old South Korean Capital

Withdraw Farther South on Both Ends of 100-Mile Front in Korea, Breaking Contact With Reds.

Contact Broken At All Points By UN Soldiers  Chinese Are About 10 Miles From   Chinese Are Abou 10 Miles From Old Capital of Seoul

Tight Stubborn Delaying Actions On Road fo Seoul   U.N. Forces’ Break Contact With Enemy; Battle Out of Traps

UN Pulls Below Parallel, Breaks Contact in West   Uijongbu, Yanggu Lost; Line at Han River Next Defense

Reds Press New Drive  For Seoul   Eighth Army Chief Confident Enemy Will Be Stopped

Confidence Expressed by 8th Army Commander Reds Will Be Stopped North of Han River

Rapid Pullback Breaks Contact  With Red Enemy   Vast No-Man’s Land Created In East-Cen“tral Sector.

Allies Retreat From Reservoir, Capital Outposts  Communists Pay Heavy Price for Battle Advance

ae, Sees Se  Last Units Pull South Of Parallel   FOE IGNORES HUGE LOSSES

Red Blows HammerUN  Detenses   Allied Troops Fall Back On Both Ends of Front Creating No-Man’s Land  APPROACH SEOUL  Civilians Again Stream Across Han River From  ee ee: eet P ee

ALLIES SUFFER IN PULLBAGKS ALONG FRONT   Civilians Again Flee’ from Seoul.as Reds Drive on Old Cantal.

Last Allied Units Leave North Korea  Break Contaet Full ._ eu! LC ad .  See fame Si

Chinese Reds Advance Within 11 Miles of Seoul   Enemy is Paying Heavy Toll For Its Offensive,  States Gen: Van Fleet

Force Of Drive Said Appearing To Be Weaker  Enemy Casualties Are Tremendous, Van Fleet Says

Allies Give Up Last Hold In North Korea   Enemy Drives Troop: n To Slaughter

Red Offensive Within 10 Miles From Seoul Today   Allies Withdraw And Break Contact With Enemy Masse:

U.N. Retiring  at Both Ends of Korea Line   Rapid Withdrawals Break Contact With Swarming Chinese Ry ATEN OCT REMENTS

Chinese Red Hordes Push South Of 38   Atlied Troops Break ‘Contact With Enemy ‘In Delaying Action

Reds Within 10 Miles of City of Seoul   U.N. Forces Are Below 38th Parallel; Contact With Enemy Lost.So Ranid le Retreat

Pull Back on Both Ends of 100-Mile Line   Enemy Within Ten Miles Of Seoul Again

UN ABANDONS YANGDU; PULL BELOW BORDER   Gen. Van Fleet Sure Reds _ Can Be Held At Han  River Line -

Red Contact      Withdrawals  Move Forces   No-Man’s-Lands Made In Central Sector By Speedy Retreats

Reds Within I] Miles of Battered Seoul   Allies Break Contact Leaving No-Man’s Land in East-Central

Confact Broken With Red Mass During Pullback      Chinese Reported Within 10 Miles Of Canital City

Commie Drive Pushed South of 38th Parallel   Commie Slaughter Territic--Seoul Is Fled by Civilians

Gen. Van Fleet Confident Reds Can Be Halted at  River Bordering Seoul

Van Heet Predicts Han River Stand   Loss of Seoul Seen; Enemy Gains Cost Tremendous Price

Reds About Ten Miles From Seoul   U.N. Troops Pull Back From Both Ends of 100-Mile Front.

U.N. Plans Stand on Han River   Contact With Reds Is Broken Along Most of Front;  Crmamyu finine fncblhs

Huge ‘No-Man's Land Is Created   Allies Repel Attacks In Center of Korea Aimed for Seoul

Aliies break Contact With  Communist Foe Fight Delaying Action On Central Approach  To City of Seoul

Abandon Last Anchors In North Korea tc Advancing Chinese   *No-Man’s Land’ Separaics ‘Troops   Little Contact Reported Along Front; Reds Drive Again On Seoul

ENEMY PRESSES ATTACKS AIMED TOWARD SEOUL   United Nations Troops Fall Back On Both nds Of 100-Mile Battle Front fn Korea,

Last Toehold Above Parallel ls Relinquished  ommunis ists Paying saat Price for Territory Gains

Chinese Reds Nearing Seoul   U. N. Troops Fall Back on Both Ends of Korean Front

Retreat Krom Both Ends Of 100-Mile Line   11 Miles Above Seoul In West:  Yanoou In East Abandoned

Fall of South Korean Capital A ppears Near   UN Troops Confident Despite Pull-Backs— Enemy Dead Estimated At 35.000 in 445 Days

UN Only 1] Miles North of Seoul. Lose Contact With Reds Because Of Rapid Withdrawal in Korea

Allies Break Red Contacts In Withdrawals  Van Fleet Confident Foe Can Be Halted Narth af Har

Allies Withdraw On Both Ends Of 100-Mile Front   Gen. Van Fleet Declares Reds Con Be Halted Nort Of Hon River Neor Seoul

Red Spear Advances To Seoul.   U.N. Withdrawals Made In Both Ends Of 100-Mile Front

CONTACT WITH REDS IS BROKEN   Allied Withdrawals Are Made on East and West Ends of 100-Mile Korean Front.   FALL OF SEOUL LOOMS AGAIN   Chinese 10 Miles From City; Van Fleet Believes Foe Can Be Stopped North of Han.

British Unit Trapped With  Few Survivors   Appears Power Of Attack Force Is Weakening A Little

lj. N. Abandons Last Allied Hold North of Parallel   Withdrawal by Allies Causes No-Man’s Land Along Central Sector; Chinese Reds Reported 10 Miles From Old South Korean’s Capital

Enemy Forces Only 10 Miles From Capital   Allied Commander Expects to Make Stand North of Han River

Chinese Reds Push Within 11 Miles Of Seout   Gen. Van Fleet Is Confident UN Force: Can Halt Offensive North Of Han River

CHINESE ABOUT TEN MILES FROM CITY   Allies Quit Yanggu, Other Points In Red Korea  VAN FLEET   Confident Communist Push Can Be Halted North Of Han River

Real Court Drama  Tallulah Holds Starring Role In Trial Of Former Employee

Tallulah Bankhead Playing Herself InReal Court Drama Becomes Angry

Eight Gamblers Issued Licenses   Applications Made Prior To Deadline

SHOWERS OVER KANSAS   Rain Expected to Contimue in Eastern. Kansas Tomorrow

Lies. Smears Are Foreseen By President   Fighting Campaign Speech Attacks ‘Plans’ of GOP

1952 Decision Not Revealed ‘By Presiden   Truman Blasts GOP In Fight Talk To Party

Council Beats Down Russian Objection, 9-0  Middle East Nation Wins Debate Delav

Delay Debate: On Issue, Awai Iran Delegate   10-Day Postponment Granted Despite British Objection

Council Votes To Sean Issue Over Protests   10-Day Delay on Debate Is Granted at Request OL Iran’s Deleesste

Council Blocks Soviet Effort To Bar Action   British Evacuate Big Abadan Refinery; Hig Abadan Refinery: Top

Study of Oil Dispute Due After 10-Day Delay Given Iranians to Present Case

Russia’s Effort To Prevent Consideration Of Oil Controversy Blocked By 9 To 2 Vote

U.N. Agrees To Take Up Middle East Oil Dispute   Council Blocks Russian Effort To Prevent  Its Consideration

Council to Debate on Iran Issue   Russia Fails in Attempt to Halt New British Move.

United Nations Will Take Up Hot Qil Issue   But Iran Gains Postponement On Debate Question

Iran Given Delay In Debate On Oil Dispute Before UN   Security Council Beats Down Russian Fight By 9-2 Margin; British Announce Experts Have Agreed To Leave Big Refineries

Britain Bows  To Ultimatum From Premier   Russia Fails To Block Debate But tran Wins Post ponsment To Permit Official To Present Care Far Gavernmen?

Recover 11 Dead Miners From Blast   Rescuers Dig Through 300 Feet Of Debris To Reach Victims; Twe  Other Miners Escaped.

11 Killed in ‘Safe’ West Virginia Mine   Blast Victims’ Bodies Are Found by Rescuers

New Form of Censorship Drawing Near   Expect Truman to Issue the Order Within Few Days

Truman May Act Soon To Prevent Military News Leaks Through Govt. Civilian Agencies

‘STATISTICALLY DEAD’ CHILD GIVEN RECORD SKIN GRAFT   Five-Hour Operation Required To Graft 288 Square Inches

NAS UF UNUNAD County Jail Sunday Had 38  Persons for Liquor Violations

Destroy4 ~ = Key Bridges ~  ofEnemy      U. S. Traops Smash : Two Counter-atta¢ks. North of Seoul sis

U.S. Artillery Throws Back  Chinese Drive   Reinforcements Move Ahead To Strengthen Communists

Heavy Attack On Four Key Bridges Linking Manchuria And Korea   Americans Smash Small Attacks North Of Seoul; Reports Of Yanks Over Line Unconfirmed.

Yanks Smash Counter-Attacks North of Seoul   So. Korean Troops Continue Drives Inte Enemy Territory

Superforts Hurl Blasts At Red Door   Bombardment ls Aimed At 4 Key Supply Bridges

HEAVIEST AR STRIKE AIMED AT KEY LINKS   Are Vital Supply Lines for Reds Fighting in Korea.

Superforts Raid 4 Key Bridges In North Korea   Giant U. S. Bombers Raid Doorstep Of Red China In Most Concentrated Air Attacks Of War; Ground Troops Smash Red Counter-Attacks North Of Seoul

KEY SUPPLY : BRIDGES AREU.S. TARGETS  Ground Troops and   Ground Troops and Artillery Smash _ Two Small Enemy

Superfortresses Fight Through Swarms of Red Planes to Bomb Vital Bridge Links In Chinese Supply Lines to Korean Battlefront

Bridges on Yalu River Bombed  B-29s Smash ot Vital Supply , Links from the

American B-29 Escorts Fight Off Red Jets   Cutting Of Supply Lines Aim Of Raid

Superforts Blast Doorstep Of Manchuria:   Four Key Supply Bridges Pulverized: GIs Smash Chinesa:

—TREATY—  Staff Cut To Less Than 1,000   RIDGWAY GIVES ADVICE ONLY

U.S. Speeds Aid To Yugoslavia  Seek To Make Tito Country Independent

New Offer From Reds Rejected By U-N Group   Boundary Issue  Once More Is Stumbling Block

‘Cireus Tent’ Truce lalks BogeedDown   Location Of Lines PointOf Argument   Some Optimism Reported At UN Advance Base Over Red Retreat

DeMille Backs Ferguson Bill  Says Unions Treat Workers As Slaves

PERON ROLLING UP BIG MARGIN IN ARGENTINA   President Has 2-to-] Lead; Compulsory Voting Quiet

Peron Takes Big Lead In Argentine Election   President Getting Majority Of Two To One

Peron Leading Argentina Vote  First Returns Give Him 2 to 1 Marain

Gets Big Lead In Balloting ror President   Argentine Women Are Voting For The First Time

Column Left   "aaa & chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... , ”——Burns.

Cold Stings Muchol U.S.   Snow, Freezing Rain and Chills Felt Ov er Huge  Regions

Mercury Slumps To Near Zero In Western States   First Snow Flurries Expected In Western Maryland Mountains This Evening And Strong Winds Predicted.

Grass Roots Envoy to Britain Returns Home With Praise for English and Return Visit

Truman Offers Proposals... .  Fight For Stricter Controls Opened

Mobilization  Fight Opens   Truman Seeks OK For Key Portion Of Giant Program

Into Military Service Hershey Warns Against Taking Too Many Reiects

MacArthur Will Appear af Convention of DAR and Newspaper Editors

Stresses Need for  A UMT Program   Mrs. Rosenberg Urges Swift Enactment at Cost Of ‘Comfortable Ways’

ATTLEE MAKES STATEMENT U.S. And Britain Consider New Cease-Fire Offer By Red China

Attlee Says Britain Will Brand Reds   Will Condemn Aggression in Korea But Stlil Hope for Peace

Britain Agrees to Label Red China As Secondary Aggressor  Still Hopes, However, For Peaceful Ending Of Korean Conflict

Police Arrest 12 On Dope Charges After Long Survey   Young Negro Agent Gave Information Which . Led to Mase Roundup

N.Y. Police Nab Huge Narcotics Smugaling Ring   Negro Undercover Agent Risks Life To Trap 12 Suspects

\Cloak And Dagger: ‘Young Negro Federal Agent Helps Break Million-Dollar ‘Done’ Ring

Lockman hits Homer in Fifth With Two On   Raschi Replaced by Hoque After Deluge of Runs

Indonesian Ambassador Asks for Plebiscifes In Eastern Tervitories

Cut Consumption Meat Will Drop  Housewives Have Power to Call Halt

Six West European Nations Work . On Problems Related To Budget For 43-Division Continental Army

Finance Heads Study Budget For West Ar ‘my   Progress Reported In Meeting To Put Resources Together

Western Bloc Maps Plan To Pay: For: -Arnry   Six Nations Figure On Financing Force Tn Anti-Red Set-up —

WEST LEADERS STUDY ARMY FINANCE PLAN   Some Progress Reported After Mornina Parlay

Court May Get Bond Problem   Recommendation Give To Cities by Beardsley

Asks $6 Billion for Military Construction   Sec, Marshall Offers Largest Bill of Its Type To Congress

News Day, Night   Hopeful Negotiators End Second Session   Talks Adjourned After Five Hours; Will Be Resumed Tonisht

Political Issues — Are Turned Down By Allied Chiefs   Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops And Buffer Zone Asked By Communists; Better Understanding At Parley .

Armistice "Much Nearer” Says UN Negotiator in Korea   Allied Group Indicates Commie Plar To Raise Political dssues Rejected

Discuss Program But No Actual Agreement Reached On Cease Fire   Optimistic Statement Issued By Allied Negotiators Returning From Five Hour Session.

Says Talks Are Now On the Tracks Toward Halting War, but No Actual Agreement In  Prospect Yet, Numerous Obstacles Raised

Negotiators « Optimistic after 2nd Day   Discussions May Get Down To Brass Tatks Tomorrow

Cease-Fire Talks Going Smoothly  Red<’ Effart ta   Reds’ Effort to Inject Political Issues Thwarted

UN Negotiators Reject All Communist Attempts To Raise Poli. tical Issues In Talks; UN Command Hopeful   CONFERENCE ALMOST FIVE HOURS LONG

SOME PROGRESS BEING MADE AT TRUCE PARLEY   Better Understanding Between Rival Parties—Newsmen to Be Admitted.  BULLETIN

United Nations Representatives and Communist Negotiators Confer for More Than Four Hours At Kaesong; Conference Will Be Resumed Thursday Morning.

 — CEASE-FIRE — Discussion Ison The Track’   PROGRAM STILL NOT SETTLED

Iranian Deputy  Blasts Premier   Cries of ‘Traitor’ Silenc Awneal for Oi] Pact

lranians Argue Over Oil Crisis  Deputy Calls Premid: Traitor For Actions

Price Changes Are Passed On To Consumers  Signal New Wave Of Price Cuts And Some Increases

Retail Price Charges Go  Into Effect   OPS Authorizies Cuts, Increases On Some Items

Arrest Shoemaker In Bribery Case  Charge Altoona Man Back of Bribing of NYU Ceaae Star

Arrest Shoe Manin Cage Rribe Cases   Hold Daniel Lamont, Charge He Furnished Money Given Players

Wonju. Airstrip Again Controlled By Allied Patrol   Americans Knock Ont 4 Red Planes In War's Biggest Jet Air Battle

Phone Rate ne Hike Likely -:      State Supreme Court Affirms Big Increase

WESTBROOK ~PEGLER   Senator Murray’s $10,000 Gift Krom Philip Murray

POWDER COMPANY  EXECUTIVE HERE   George H. Ripley Slated for Managerial Post With Hercules   FOR S. O. W. OPENING

George H. Ripley Slated for Managerial Post With Hercules   FOR S. O. W. OPENINC

EXTEND RENT CONTROLS FOR ANOTHER YEAR   CIO Assails Congress For “Slandering”’ President

St. Louis Now Making Ready For Flood  ae   Worst Yet To Come As Weather Bureau Sees 40.5 Stace

Flood Threat Moves Closer To St. Louis   Worst Of Mississippi River Rise To Come; Death Toll Hits 26

ST, LOUIS WAITS FOR NEXT BLOW OF RIVER FLOOD   Waters Sweep Down Missouri River Val. ley --- Central Mis. souri In Grip O1  High Water,

_  —_.FLOODS—  20 Blocks Of Capital Submerged  Crest Moving In On St. Louis

Pouring at n  On St. + ouis   30 Blocks Of Jefferson City Under Water; 3 Boys Drown

St. Louis Braces For Great Flood: Peak Due Sunday   Highest Waters In More Than Century Expected.

Highest Flood Waters in Over Century sli Down Mississippi to St. Louis

Swirling Waters Aim at St. Louis   Flood Is Sweeping Down From Stricken Areas OF} Kansas, East Missouri

R ecord High. Flood Waters Rush  Toward Saint Louis, .  Central Missouri Is Covered

Missouri Capital Hit As Rushing Torrent Drives >To The Mississippi

Raging Flood Rolls Nearer To St. Louis   Mississippi May Roar To Its Highest Crest Since 1844

ST. LOUIS IN PATH OF FLOOD   Highest Waters In More Than A Century Rush Southward

Flood Crest Approaches St. Louis   Expect 40.5 Stage Sunday; Would Be Highest Since 184:

Missouri River Valley In Path Of Raging Flood  Highest Flood Waters  In Marea Than Ceniury

Missouri Waters Viewed Highest In Over Century   Seen Reaching 40 Feet; Jefferson City Reports 30 Blecks Submerged

Flood Crest Rushes Down  River Valley   St. Louis Braces For Torrents From Eastern Missouri

Missouri River Highest Since Big 1844 Flood   30 Blocks at Jefferson City Under Water

FLOOD WATERS RUSHING DOWN ON ST. LOUIS   Riverfront Industries Are Already Badly Damaged

Knock Down One Red Jet,  Damage Six   Ground Fire Takes Toll of 11 American Planes This Week

UN Planes Down One Red Jet, Damage Six Others   Fifth Air Force Announces 13 Planes Lost In Action Against Enemy During Past Week

UN Jets Bag Another Red:  Damage Six      Ground Action Limited To Large Scale Raid

U.N. Jets Bag  MIG, Damage 6i in 2 Scraps  13 U.S, Planes Lost In Week’s Battles,  Mal, Ala Brew Gaerne

Troops Sent -. Into Action to  End Disorders   12 Persons Killed And 80 Injured: Canteen: Burned

British Units lire Upon Keypt Rioters   Fourteen Reported To Have Died  In Sharp Clashes

EIGHT KILLED ‘DURING nDT IN SUEZ ZONE   Clash at Ismailia Reported Later by Travelers Under Control.

EIGHT KILLED IN SUEZ CANAL ZONE RIOTING   Britain Orders Troops Into Action To Quell Disorders.

14 Are Dead, 100 Injured in Suez Canal Zone Rioting   Tommies Open Fire To Quel! Disorders

Troops Open Fire In Suez Canal Zone.   Leyptian.Mob Sets Post Exchange Afire; Farouk’s Parliament Tells ° ‘England To Get Out Of Sudan Area

+ DISORDERS — 100 Injured  In Canal  Fun Dinta BGHE RIGiS   POST EXCHANGE IS SET AFIRE

Report Eight Killed in Suez Canal Zone    Six Egyptians and Two British National: Victims in Ismailia  Sc. ws fees wed cee

At Least 12 Killed, 80 Wounded as British Fight Egyptian Rioting

Fourteen Dead, Over 100 Hurt In Canal Fight   Two Britons Among Dead In Riots 75 Miles From Cairo; British To Send More Troops To Suez Zone As Precautionary Measure; Crowd Sets Fire To British Exehange

Shots Heard During Riots  In Alexandria   British Soldier Is Listed As Stabbed In Ishmalia, London Advises

Fighting in Suez Zone Leaves 12 Dead, 80 Injured   Violence Erupts Following Action To Scrap Treaty

English Troops Fire On Rioters   Fight Egyptians Killed Near Port Said When Mobs Fire Post Exchange: Police Watch.

Stormy Tuesday Session Seen As States Rights Issue Leaps To Front In Governor's Runoff

Democratic Committee Dragged In   ‘Chairman Wants Group to Endorse White on States Rights Issue

Truman Keeping Secret His Decision On Whether to Run Again in 1952.

Truman Says He Has Decided His Political Course  Labor Dept. Official  i ele

Truman Knows 1952 Plans But Wont Tell Now   Statement Brings New Speculation On Campaign

Galvin Says Truman Will Run and Win Next Year   But President Refuses to Reveal What His Decision Is; Most Poli. ticians Still Think He Won’t Be Candidate,

Truman Knows But Won't Tell Whether He ll Seek Reelection But Many Doubt That He Will

TRUMAN KNOWS HIS ‘02 PLANS BUT WON'T TELL   Experts Think He’s No Candidate But Harry Stays Silent

‘Byrd Wants To Write President's Troop Transfer Authority Into Law

Byrd. Joins. GOP Pleas For Limits For Troops   Virginia’s Senator Wants Law Written To Curb Authority

Egyptians Are Given Warning... . eee Oe ven warning . +:  Britons Will F ight To Protect Canal

TRUCE REPORT: NO PROGRESS   Longest Cease-Fire Ses. sion Yet Is Unproductive

ENEMY ATTACKS UN. APPROACH ON FIXING LINE   Fruce Teams’ Still . Apart On Setting  Up Cease-Fire Line ~ Now Or After Ar mistice lerms.

Senators Open Drive For New Aid Bill Slash   Debate Limitation Plan Is Approved

Foreign Aid Economy D Drive Gains Sep      Senate Debating Bill, May Vote On It Late Today

Congress Sets New Record For Appropriations   $70 Billion in Funds Voted in Last-Minute Rush; More to Come

New Tax Bill Will Not Eliminate Split Income Benefit, Senator Says

Split Income Provision Is Believed Safe  Chairman Canrca      Chairman George Is Sure New Bill Will Not Eliminate Taxpayers’ Benefits

Split Income Provision Is Believed Safe   Chairman George Is Sure New Bill Will Not Eliminate Taxpayers’ Benefits

Explorers Saved On Mt. Hubbard  Were Survivors Of Norseman Plane

Gen. Miller Ainsworth Gives Okay To Texas National Guard Division: Asserts 36th Is Ready For Action

Drove Around 3 Days With 3 Bodies in Auto   Evansyille Man.. Points Out Spot Where He Slew Family

Russia Has More,’ Bigger Weapons Than Believed, Tmanmoker Aseorts

Truman Urges lran Premier To Negotiate   British Tank Landing Ship Reported Bound For Persian Gulf

TRUMAN ENTERS DISPUTE-OVER IRAN OILFIELD.   President Sends Personal Meatage To Iran Premier’

Syndicate Cage Link Is Sought   Crime Probers See Organized Mob Connection

Crime Investigators Seek to Link Cage Fix With Syndicate  Open Hearings in St. Louis, Center Of Gambling Racket

State Holiday Deaths Hit 13   Five in Family Die In Gary Home Blaze

51 Session Of Maryland Assembly Passed Into History Early Today   School Teachers Voted $300 Raise But McKeldin Claims He Will Veto Measure; Biggest Budget Is Anvroved.

Assembly ‘EndsWithout  Tax Increase   Governor Congratulates Members On Holding Line; Would Have  Vatnar Rancit Anvwav

eath of a Newspaper  tar-Times Sold to Post-Dispatch      Publish Last Issue Today

STAR-TIMES IS BOUGHT BY ST. L. POST   Star-Times Ceases Publication, Leaving Only Morning and Evening Dailies in St. Louis.   , BLAME 5 YEARS OF RISING COSTS   Sale Made Because of Financial Necessity, Says Publisher; 575 Employes Out of Jobs.

Allies Throw Sea-Air Might: Into Struggle   Enemy Reinforcement Lines Blasted By Planes

Reds Slam Door OnPeace Talks, Joy Charges   Crisis Deepens as Allies Seek to Forestall New Offensive

SENATE AGREES ON METHOD OF CONSOLIDATION   Dems Threaten To Kill Rearportionment Measure

District Bill, Loyalty Oath Stymie Senate   Democrats Threaten New Filibuster On Reapportionment

Hearst Body Flown Home   Multi-Million Estate Goes to Widow, Sons

WILLIAM. A. HEARST ENDS BRILLIANT CAREER   Highest Tribute Is Paid Policy Making Figure   FIVE SONS TO CARRY ON

Jax Banker Slain By Teen-Ager  Trapped Prowler Shoots Him in Head

NATION BEATEN IN WAR CARRIES NO GRUDGE Ja pan’s Six-Year ‘Miracle’ Recovery  Makes Her Stabilized Ally Of West

Devastated, Floundering Japan Now Back C:lis Feet, Reaching For New independence

Japans Transformation Is Result Of Occupation   Ry RISASEFLT. RERINES

Japan Reaches For Independence As Stahilized Nation After Bad Beating

Rebirth Of A Nation Devastated 6 Years Ago, Japan ees For Independence Again      Rw RIISSELI, RRINES

Beaten, Disspirited Nation Reaches for Independence  ‘Japan Ready for Mutual Aid Pact: People Approved

Six to Assail Tax Measure   GOP To Seek Return To Committee Room

REPRESENT 18 MEETINGS AT FRIENDS QUARTERLY   Service Worker From Japan Gives Interesting Report   PLANS FOR CONFERENCE

Proposed Air Force Base in Missouri Comes Under Fire Of Congressman

Members Of Underground, He Was Told   Inquire Into Subversive In f luenceson U.S Far: East Policy

CHAMBERS :LINKS BARNES, FIELD-T0 RED UNDERGROUND   Tells Senators Editor, Millionaire Once Unit Members “'   CITES MARITAL’ RIFT   Writer, Now Wed to Former Wife of Leftist, Issues Denial

Witness Puts Barnes, Field In Red Underground  Chambers Gives ~ New Evidence To  Senate Probers

Chambers Reports Millionaire, Writer Communist Aides  See.   Field, Barnes Identified As One-Time Members af I nderoraund

Whittaker Chambers Tells Senators Field Once Was Red Party Member

Field Was Red Agent, Group Told   Chambers Testifies Millionaire Was Member of Commie Underground

 Field, Barnes. Red Workers, Chambers Says   Former ‘Spy Courier

Chambers in Testimony as  To The IPR   Names Barnes and Field During His Being Quizzed

FIELD, BARNES NAMED AS REDS TO CHAMBERS   One Time Courier For Spy Ring Says ‘Peatar<’ Told Him

Barnes, Field Linked With Red Network   Chombers Makes Accusa tion Before Senate Security Group

COURIER NAMES ~ BARNES, FIELD   Chambers Says He Was Told They Were Red Underground Workers

Chambers Accuses -2 of Communist Affiliations   One of Pair Is Joseph Barnes, Former Foreign Editor of New York HeraldTribune: Other Is Frederick V. Field.

Told They Were Reds, Chambers Testifies  Field, Barnes Named Again

CHAMBERS ON STAND IN IPR INVESTIGATIO}   Ex-Courier Puts Soviet Brand On Field and Barnes *

STAND IN IPR INVESTIGATION   Ex-Courier Puts Soviet Brand On Field and Barnes

Chambers Names Red Spy Vembers  Leftist Millionaire a arene 6 wewnpe ape r  a

Field, Barnes Linked To Communists By Chambers At Senate Unit Probe

Told Field and Barnes Were In Red Underground   Were Named by Former Head of Communist Net

Field, Barnes Linked With Red Movement  Whittaker Chambers >... .*. wt...) a.   Whittaker Chambers Says Pair Belonged to Underaround Group

Testimony Given By Chambers in Inquiry of IPR   Heard Field, Barnes Were With Commies

Senate Places 4,000,000 Top  On Servicemen   Joint Committee Approve: Plans to Send Troops To Duty in Europe

TROOPS TO EUROPE OKAYED Senate Votes 4 Million Ceiling on Armed Forces

Reports From Front Heavily Censored But Indications Are That Communists Are Taking Beating.

Allied Artillery Shells Begin Blasting Seoul   Planes Hammer Chinese Hordes Entering Korea

Allied Artillery Shells Screaming Into Seoul Again   UN Planes Bombard Vast Hordes Of Red Reinforcements; Yankees Plunge Closer To Capital City

Artillery  1...) Lsbs Shells  Into Seoul Marks First Time  Giner Dad Bavence   Marks First Time Since Red Forces Drove Allies Out; Planes Hit Convoy

Big Guns Wiping Out Huge Red Force South Of Beleaquered City   Sizeable Victory In Terms Of Enemy Losses Looms As Allied Attack Continues Progress.

8th Army Says UN Forces Destroying Enemy Concentration South of City, But New Red  Hordes Seen Pouring Down From Manchuria

Yanks Push Across Line to Shoot Outpost Positions of Reds Massed for Offensive, Others Move to Border All Across Korea

Communist Positions Pounded   South Koreans Push 8 1-2 Miles  Above Boundary

Crime Probers Find ‘Missing Witnesses’  5 mes TD bexcenkk*: fiw ks: Baticonn

Two Missing Testify Now   Senate Crime Query Te Resume Hearing; Guzik Defies Group

Crime Probe Will Resume Next Monday   senate Commitiee Locates Two More Witnesses; Jake Guzik Cited for Contempt

Results Shed Little Light On 1952 Race   Series of Stunning Local Upsets Mark Tuesday’s Elections

NO DATES ARE GIVEN  ‘AEC Will Set Off Nuclear Tes Explosions Near Las Vegas, Nev.

PLEASE .. set DON'T GAX «1046  ‘Sorry,  don’t Have Any Change’  TO YOUR CARRIER

Senate Action Due Monday On Major Bill   Defense Measure Cleared by House ‘For Second Time

Senate Okay Seen For Aid, Defense Bills  Measures Provide, Funds For Services Fareion Aasistance

Defense And Foreign Aid Measures .... Congress Facing Vast Money Bills

Defense Budget And Foreign Aid Get Top Priority   Senate To Take Up 2 Of Biggest Bills Before 1951 Session

Huge Financial  Bills to Floor   57 Billion Defense and 7 Billion Aid  Measures on Tan

‘Senate to Discuss Two Important  Measures Monday   Army Putting Home-for-Christmas Tag on Enlisted World War II  Veterans Now Back in Service

 Prices ‘Levelliag Off  iNew Roard to Be Set Up Desnite Industru Protest

Iruman Sets Up New Wane Curb Board   Industry Protests But May Sit In On Sessions Anyhow

Truman Okays Advisers Plan For New WSB   Jndustry Representatives Protesis Overruled Re Ppestdent

Truman Plans New WagePrice Setup   Board to Have Broad Powers in Labor Dispute

‘Spurns Pndusiey  Truman to Set Up New Board ‘To Pass on Labor Disputes

WillForm Board Despite Industry  Truman Heeds Repor' On New Labor Group

TRUMAN PLANS STRONG NEW WAGE BOARD   Overrules Protests From Industry in Taking Step

TRUMAN PLAYS POLITICS WHILE ON JAP PEACE MISSION: LUNCHES WITH 750 PARTY LEADERS

Reds Sentence Canadian Nuns   No Opportunity Given For Defense in Mock Trial Held in Hong Kons

China Jails 2 Nuns. Ousts 3   Reds ClaimMurderW hen Starving Orhpans Dies In Canton

2 Nuns Jailed, 3 Expelled In Chinese Trial  Sisters Get Sentence

Mob Demonstrates Outside Court:  Chinese Reds Expel 3 Nuns, Jail 2 Others in ‘Radio’ Trial

TRUMAN AGAIN INDIGTS RUSSIA   SAYS RED AGGRESSION ' FORCED U. S. TO HELP REARM FREE WORLD.

Reds Blamed For Arms Race      Truman Hits Soviet Policy For Military Role

Reds Forcing Rearmament, Truman Asserts  Repeated Refusal To Agree on Control Of Arme Cited

 Sov viet Action Makes lt Vital for U. 8. to Build U p Defens  ‘Truman Hurls Blunt pet Charge at Russ

WE MUST WORK TOWARD CONTROLS  Tr uman Says Soviet Forced Rearmament of Free Nations

Britain Denies Entry To Tots With Ambition To Swim English Channe

Gnly Major Change in Attitude by One Side Seen by Officials to Prevent Outbreak of War, 350,000 Red Troops Poised to Strike

New Hope Taken from Continuance   Break Feared at Sunday  Negotiations Fails To Take Place.

Negotiations Will Continue   Expected Breakup Of Truce Talks Fails To Occur

Oil Co. Official Will Visit Iran  Manager Will Listen, Not Act In Argument

Talks on Oil Puzzle Start   100,000 Iranians Stage Wild Scenes On Tehran Streets

AOIC Observer To Be at Iran's Oil Discussions   Delegate Isn't Allowed To Participate in Nationalization Plans

British Oil Official Due! At Nationalization Talks!   Britain Willing To Accept Nationalization Of Industry But Must Have Compensation

2 Unions Reject No-Strike Pact    Brotherhood Leaders Are Told to Return To Talks, Get ‘Better Terms’

Rideway lenored Qn Truce   Reds Fail to Reply To General's Demand For Equal Footing

Stock Fraud Nets Million Dollars a Week   St. Louis Star-Times Uncovers Fraud in Canadian Mine Stack

Tighter Price Controls to Be Sought   Inflation Could Destroy Us, Johnston Says

Johnston Sees ‘Destroying Inflation,’ Recommends Tighter Building Control

Police Stem Red Youth Invasion Of West Berlin   Many Are Injured In Series Of Battle-

NEW TIDELANDS BOUT NEARING   Way Cleared For Debate On State Ownership Bill

Textile Plants Curtailing For Lack Of Sales   Discrepancies Discovered In Stories

Trail of ‘Woman in White’ Cools As Police Sift Clues in Baby-Stealing

Evacuees Returning to Washingtor Town Today After Providential Shift of Wind Turns Blaze Away

Truman’s Appointment Of General Mark Clark As Vatican Ambassador Unpopular With Texas Churchmen

Says Americans Conspire to Give All Asia to Reds   McCarran Claims Evidence Found of Plot on Home Front

Conspiracy To Turn Asia Over To Reds   “Certain Americans” Involved by Evidence Uncovered By McCar ren's Security Comm.

Top Issue: Withdrawal Of Troops   Conference Booked For Tuesday Night

CRITICAL POINT IN TRUCE TALKS LOOMS TONIGHT   City on Red Route To Armistice Parley Hammered By B-29s

American B29s Bomb Sariwon In Four Waves   Air Power Emphasizee On Eve Of Resuming Of Truce Parlay

Oldest Civil War Vet Gets Truman's Congratulations on 110th Birthday

10 Die In Crash Deep In Snow   Plane Torn To Shreds Soon After Leaving

Airplane Smashes Into Wheat Field   Ten Persons Die in Eastern Washington Crash

10 Die When Airliner Hits Wheat Field   Plane Torn to Shreds: All Occupants Lost; No Clue to Cause

10 KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES   Investigators Looking For Reason For Aircraft Treqedy   IPASSENGERS LISTED

Investigators Begin Probe of Plane Crash That Killed 10 Near Spokane; Three Victims Were Former Montana Residents

Crash Killing 10 Is Probed   Only Four Victims Of Plane Identified

Dig Into Cause Of Plane Crash; 10 Persons Killed   Investigators Probe Into Snow To Uncover Wreckage Of Craft And Bodies Near Edwall, Wash.

Passenger Plane Crashes and Ten Are Killed  Jagged Pieces of Metal in Snow

Jagged Metal Only Evidence of Plane Crash on Coast   Reason Behind Acciden Killing 10 Sought by Officers in Washington

INQUIRY LAUNCHED —  Northwest Airlines Plane Crashes; 10 Aboard Killed

Plane Deaths Of 10 Probed  Create Tarn To Bits   Craft Torn Te Bits In Plunge Into Snov

Plane Crash Fatal To 10 Being Probed   Craft Torn to Shreds In Washington Field

Shreds Left.  From Plane   Investigators Open  Study Of Accident

10 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Northwest Airlines Plane Torn To Shreds In Wheat Field

Scraps of Metal Only Evidence of Disaster   Ten Aboard Airliner Die in Crash Near Town of Edwalf. Wash.

Plane Wreckage Found: 10 Die In Snowy Field   Washington State Scene of Crash In Raging Blizzard

Plane Crash In Blizzard Kills Ten ©   Northwest Airliner And Victims Smashed To Splinters in East Oregon Air Tragedy

Subsidy Program  Expansion Hinted Farm Leaders Prepare To Fight New Plan To Hold Living Costs

Local Meat ' Famines Are Seen   Mobilization Chief Flays  Controls Law

Mobilizer Sees $16 Billion Boost In Living Costs   New Economic Controls Act Blamed For Threat

Living Cost To lnerease. Wilson Says   Warns Controls Law Will Bring Mest Famines, Black Markets

New Controls Hike Living Costs To Sky   Defense Mobilizer Expects Meat Famines anc Black Markets: to Kee; Up Defense Effort.

Ike Says He’d Use Bomb If Necessary  Seeret Testimony  Discloses Will To Unleash Atom

Wilson Says Defense Mobilization Is Insurance Against Soviet Attack

More Snow For Kansas  Beat Mew (‘et a Nass co.   East May Get a Touch

Blizzard Sweeps Western Kansas  Snow Cuts Visibility.   Snow Cuts Visibility, And Piles Up Two  inches Deeo in Places

SNOWSTORM IN WEST   Wind Driven Snow Cuts Visibility To 440 Yards at Garden City

April Snow Showers at  Garden City   Wind-Driven Storm Cuts Visibility to Quarter Of Mile in Some Parts

ALLIED TRUCE TEAM BACK IN KOREA   New Neutrality Guarantee Demanded By Commander   Stand In Way Of Reopening Armistice Negotiations, Says Gen. Nuckols

~- CEASE-FIRE UN Team Returns  To Korea   TALKS AWAIT REDS’ WORD

Allied Truce Team Returns To Korea Area  Awaits Order From Ridgway On Talks

UN Negotiators Return fo Korea With Warning   Meetings Halted When Reds Violate Neutrality Zone

UN Negotiators Return To Korea From Sessions  With Ridgway in Tokyo

Talks Await Reds’ Reply To Ridgway  Demands Guarantee   Of Neutral Zone

ALLIES READY TO RESUME NEGOTIATIONS   Wait Guarantees Of Neutrality From Communists

Allied Truce Team Returns To Korea,  Ready For Talks   Enemy Radio Ignores Ridgway Demand: Accuses U. S. Troops

UN Negotiators Await Guarantee  Of Neutral Zone   Allied Delegates Return To Korea After Holding Secret Talks With Ridqway in Tokyo

Lippy's Boys Win, 3 tol   Hearn Checks Bums to Give New York Lead in Playoffs

New Yorkers Win First Game Of Playoffs  Dodgers Allowed Only 5 Hits; 4 Double Plays  yt. ore

Stiff Lobby Bill Given Legislature  Measure Calls for Registration

Senate Looks for Fireworks Over Plan To Investigate Haluska Bribery Charge

Senate to Probe Haluska Charges   Ten-Man Committee Will Conduct Investigation of ‘Alleged Bribe Offer: Fireworks Anticipated -

Wickite Must Provide Housing Te Get Airbase   Hemes, Schools for 2,500 Families Are Essential, Air Force Informe the Cleve

NAVAL PLANE CRASH FATAL ~ TO EIGHT MEN   One Rescued As Patrol Bomber Dives Into  Atlantic Ocean

Navy PB Crashes, Killing 8 In Crew   One Man Survives and He Has Broken Lee

RESCUE ATTEMPT FAILS © $n  _ Navy Bomber Cracks Up, Kills 8 of 9 Men Aboard

Mental Tests Ordere@ For Woma Who Slew Mate S After He T: His First Post I French Ca

thy vy ite feel  French Cabinet Member Slain Few Hours After Taking Post

FRENCH WAR HERO IS SLAIN BY WIFE   Victim Had Just Been Appoint: ed to Cabinet of Rene  Pleven

WOMAN ON OLD — AGE PENSION HAD $311,800 IN APROX   “Rainy Day” Money Fount When She is Taken to Hospital,

Atom-Powered Submarine Will Be Built For Navy Shi pP May Be Twice As Fast  As Present Undersea Craft

Two Bullets Fired Late At Prison Execution;  Gift of Eyes Is Muffed

New Father ~ Number Cuts Draft Total   Reclassifying Work Now Under Way Across U, S.

Bradley Expects  Truce For Korea  Army Chief Warns Aaainst ‘Letdown’

General Assembly Offered Personal Aid Of Fine to Break Stalemate on Taxes

More Snow And Cold  Coming   Mercury Dips To 30 Below Zero  At Punxsutawnevy

New Storm Heading for This State   Will Reach Eastern Section Tonight; Cold Continues.

Stayer Suspect Sought for Rane   Named In Attack On-Girl In Washington

Mrs. Rutledge Says the Doctor May Have Been Trying to Protect Her

Last Love Letter Is Sent Wife   Body Found Slumped Over Wheel of Auto; Ends Startling Case

Took Life to Save Her From Being ‘A Convict's Wife’   Mrs. Rutledge Had Not Seen Her Husband Since Wednesday.

Legislators Vote More For Schools   16 Of 18 Lausche Vetoes Slick During Assembly's Last Dav

Ohio Solons Cover Clocks To Complete Work   Reach Agreement on School Bill Before Final Adjournment

Politicians Seek Indication  Of Ike’s Plans for 1952  As General Flies Home

GEN. EISENHOWER T0 SHUN POLITICS -ONHIS U.S. VSI   Commander, Before Leaving Paris, Says Talks in Washington Will Be “Strictly Military.”   WILL SEE TRUMAN, THEN OTHER LEADERS   He Is Expected to Urge Steps to Create Balanced Force in Europe in Shortest Possible Time.

Ike Declares Polities ‘Out’ For U.S. Vist   General Expected to Act To Speed Production For NATO Force

“Strictly Military,” Says Ike Of Talks With Truman As He Leaves For America

"Politics Out-This- Time’ Eisenhower Leaves For Home; Sovs. Trio. Strictly Military

General Rules Out Political Talk On Trig   Bisenhower Says Visit To U. §. To Be Strictly Military

Ike’s Talks Confined to Military  rwe62CS~S   Politics Out for Trip So Far as General Is Concerned.

Politics Out for This Trip, Says General  Ike May Urge Speedup of Arm:

Tells Reporter Politics Are Out During US Visit   Politicians Are Hoping For Some Clue To 1952 Presidential Campaign

INO POLITICS To ‘BE DISCUSSED IBY EISENHOWER   General Says He Is Flying  Home On “Strictly Mili tary” Mission   WILSON AND PENTAGON ARE IN DISAGREEMENT

Upsurge of Traffic Deaths Expected with-Cold and Snow Due Tomorrow.

New Cold Wave Expected to Hike Holiday Death Toll  173 Persons Already Killed fn Accidents, Icy Roads Predicted

Cold, Snow Will Hike Accident Toll   116 Traffic Deaths Are Already Reported

Eighteenth Polio Death Recorded   Family Vacationing Wher 21-Month-Old Daughter Stricken

Calls War ‘Inherently A Failure’  MacArthur Savs   MacArthur Says People for Peace Ahead of Leaders

Ike Names. Montgomery” As His Deputy   To Transfer Duties _ front Fontainebleau Hdas to New Command

MONTY NAMED CHIEF DEPUTY TO GEN. IKE   French Gen. Juin Commander of Target Area for Russ Attack.

Eisenhower Names Monty As Ascistant   Will Serve as Deputy Su preme Commander of th Atlantic Pact Army.

Industrialist Says, “Man’s Nature Is to Be Unhappy, Bad in Some Degree”

Federal Jurors Probing Racket   Job Selling Racket, Probed In Miss.

Jobs For Sale In Mississipp  Grand Jury Takes Up Political Racket

Pro-Truman Party Racket Gets Probing   Mississippi Demos  Charged With Brazen Sale of Post Office. Other Political Jobs

Grand Jury To Investigate’ Vicious Job-Selling Racket Conducted By  Pro-Truman Democrats In 1949-50

NO TRACE FOUND OF BANDITS NOR $62,000 IN LOOT   Two Gunmen, One Armed With Army Rifle, Stage Perfectly Executed Robbery Near Kansas City.   13 BANK EMPLOYES GREETED BY ROBBERS   County Repository in Convertible Car Later Found Abandoned.

Kecles Quits Reserve Post   Long-Time Critie of the Administration Finance Policy Resigns Today

Kecles Quits U.S. Service   Ogden Banker Resigns Federal Reserve System Job

First Survivors In Plane Crash Reported Safe   Unknown Number Believed Aboard Army Transport

Kleberg Opposes Price Control . Meat Curbs Claimed Shortage Guarantee

GM President Warns U.S. Exploits  Oisn Resources To Benetit Others

Crop-Pror Issue Is Re-Raised   By Truman’s Plea For New Farm Laws

Defense Mave   Government Crop Subsidies May Become National Issue

Nation’s Accidental Death Toll Exceeds 700, New Record: Ohio's Total Is 39

Jackson And Hutchins Named For Peace Prize   Nine Americans Among Nominees For Nobel Award: Lie And Nehru Named; CARE Included In List

Nominate 35 For Nobel Peace Prize   Justices R. Jackson anc R. M. Hutchins Among Americans Named  For Distinction.

CHARGES SAN FRANCISCO PRICE OFFICIALS  L. A. PRICES GO.UP FASTEST THROUGHOUT LE ¢

Dr. Little U. W. Vice President   Luberg Made Assistant to President Fred by Regents’ Vote

ordon Was (panding one Traffic   Authorities Say Business Totaled Million a Year

Drug Raid Halts Ring Expansion   Gordon Activities Spread to West

Dope Dealer Asks Police For Death   Federal Agents Say Waxey Gordon Trving To Expand

Waxey Gordon ‘Muscled In’ New Territory   Police Say ‘Baron’ Took Over When Others Caught

Gordon’s Attempt ToExpand Dope Ring Is Disclosed  Czar Was Moving In On Other Gangs,

WAXEY GORDON WAS “MOVING IN” ON DOPE RINGS   Authorities Say Ex-Beer Baron Was Taking Over Seized __ e. a. bevritories,

Gordon Linked To More Rings  Ex-Beer Baron Held ‘Broken Territories’

Mississippi's Crest  Passes Davenport  Covers 240 Blocks, Heads for Muscatine

RFC i in More 'Hot Water’ .   Kaiser-Frazer. Loan Under Fire. of Solons

RFC Loan to Auto Firm Criticized   Kaiser-Frazer Deal Draws Rebuke  Eream Soalenc

Body Finds NoEvidence  Of Influence   Says RFC Should Never Have Made Auto Firm Loan

Mrs. _M. E. Bushnell Dies in Colorado, Rites To Be Here Thursday

Full Investgation Is Promised By The Army Into Charges Reds Get Smuggled War Good:

Arbitrator Would End (10 Squabbles Move Described By Mur.  ray As Unprecedented In Labor Unions

ClO To ‘Arbitrate All Future Disputes  Battles Retwe lt   Battles Between Union: (,o Before Mediators

Johnston Asks  Power to Enforce Profit Crackdown  Urges Limit on Fines Against Violators  Of DPA Lifted

Johnston Asks Greater Powers To Halt Inflation   Economic Stabilizer Tells Senate of 6 Threats to Economy

ASKS POWERS 10 CONTROL PROFIT SPIRAL   Defense Effort Will Fail Without Stabilized Economy, He Says.

'Eeonomie Stabilizer Asks for Powers to Enforce Crackdown on Spiraling Profits

Economic Stabilization Chief Seeks Powers To Enforce Crackdown on Spiraling Prices

Urges Crackdowr on Profits, Pay   Economic Stabilizer Asks Power to Halt Inflation Spiral

Asks Powers To Enforce Price Laws  Johnston Points Out Sin Theaate   Johnston Points Out Six Threats To a Sound Dollar

Johnston Cites Peril to Dollar  e-Wa.G   Urges Pay-as-We-G Taxation, U. S. Waste Elimination

Six Dangers Cited in War on Inflation   Curb Rents, Level Off All Earnings, Stabilize Demands  PR. BPRDARKE OPRIES

Johnson Asks »Power To Halt Soaring Profits   Outlines Six Point Program To Flatten Inflation Spiral

6-Point Plan Proposed To Nip Inflation  Tahnston Aske New   Johnston Asks New Powers For Attack On Spiraling Profits

Johnston Asking For New Power  Wants Crackdown or  gnienlina Penh

Johnston Asks Powers To Halt Growing Profit:   Nation Viewed Unable To Mount Defense Efforts If Inflation Contmues

ASKS MORE POWER   Stabilizer Johnston Want: to Crack Down of Spiral ing Profits

ESA Boss Asks Power to Crack  Down on Profit A prneethe.Raced   Across-the-Board Program Presented To Senate Group

Johnston Asks Powers fo Limit Excess Profits   Outlines Program To Stabilize Nation’s Racing Economy

Johnston  Asks Curb  on Profits Calls for Heavy Fing for Violator:

ASKS POWER T0 CURB PROFITS   Johnston Maps Program Te Flatten Inflation Spiral

Lower Profits Sought   Six-Point Program for. Battling Inflation Js Presented to Congress By Economic Stabilizer

Johnston Calls For Crackdown   Economic Stabilizer Asked for Powers From Farm to Union

New Powers Are Sought By Johnston   Economic Expert Plans Crackdown On High Profits

Power Asked By Johnston Of Stronger Price Check   Economic Stabilizer Demands Crackdown On Inflation Trend’

Stabilizer Seeking To Cut Profits   Johnston Asks Powers To Enforce National Crackdown

Johnston Asks Power to Strike Spiraling Profits  Can't Meet Needs For Defense With Growina Inflation

Johnston Sees 6 Threats To’ "Sound Dollar’   Economic Stabilizer Presents Six Point Plan To HoldsDown Inflationary Spiral

CCNY Cancels Remainder Of Cage Schedule   Bribe Scandal Involves Another New York Player

Tremendous Expansion of Steel Output   U. S. Soon to Produce More Than All Rest of World.

REGARD TURNPIKE MIXED BLESSING   ‘Some Localities Aided  Others Hurt by Road

AlD 10 FAR EAST   Stands Fast On Forecast On Higher Prices, Wages

Stands Fast On —   Stands Fast On Forecast On Higher Prices. Waaes

Solon Says Nation Deserted By Allies Taft Demands U. S.  - Forces Quit Korea

[ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED i AUTO CRASH IN SANDOVAL. SUNDAY MORNING

President Gives Up Plan For Nimitz Commission   Admiral’s Group Folds Up As Truman Raps Congressmen On Constitutional Rights Plan

Perhaps the Most Disliked Man in the Whole World Is An Ordinary Baseball Umpire

Hal Boyle F- inds Umpires a Major Part of Bis World Series Shouf

D. A.R.’s in a Dither   MacArthur's Coming to Address Them and There Aren‘’t Enougk Seats to Go Around!

U.N. Delegates Fail To Agree On Red Chinese  Anti-Soviet Forces Facing Split In Ranks

United States Wants tc Brand Peiping Regime Aggressors and Consider Sanctions; Others Fear War Would Result.

Western Split In U.N. Grows   ‘Unity Against Red Chine  « Flades U. §S.. Allies

United Nations Split Over Red China Widening  Weekend Meetings Fail In Attempt To Clarify Issue

Legisiature...  Propose State Tax on Real Estate Transfers  - Democrats Proposal Wins Some Backing; Aceambly in Recess

GOP Lawmakers Approve Tax Plan   Democratic Suggestion Of Levying Real Estate  Transfers ls Favored

0. P. Legislators Look With Favor in Dem Suggestion for Real Estate Tax

GOP Lawmakers Approve Tax Plar   Democratic Suggestion ree et  a. ee oe ee

State GOP likes Idea Of  Deal Estate Tax  Suggested By  Democrats In Tay Daadlock

Raybura Brands Pearson's Siatement “Figment of Someone's Imagination”

DEADLINES SET FOR RECALL OF ARMY RESERVISTS   Requests For Delays In Being Called To Service ‘hyve Sent To Des Moines

Propose. Boos! In Territory's Cigarette Tax   McCutcheon Bill Asks 5 Cent Tax On-Each « Package For Schools

Supplies Are Nabbed From Fleeing Reds   Planes Penctrate Fag To Strike Ai Enemy Forces

RESISTANCE ALONG FRONT {S SPOTTED   Marshall Returns To Washington From Tokyo

—70 MILES—  Allies Push Ahead on Wide Front   FOE ABANDONS SUPPLY DUMPS

Allies Continue Advance North Of ath Parallel  Troops Seize Stores  Of Munitions, Other

UN Forces Drive Ahead In Korea On Wide Front   Resistance Termed Light To Moderate

Manpower Dratt Right Is Curbed In Defense Bill  Seizure of Property) Power Is Provided

Further Changes Might Be Made in Bill; Wide Powers to. Prepare for Attack Kept

Rep. W. Gillette Is Taken by Death   State Con gtessman Succumbs at 71] in Home; Served 12 Years: in State

(ffer Rejected By Telegraphers   Offer Of Wage Boost Turned Down; Strike Is Scheduled Monday

Fact, Foible, Fate  Beer Baron, 3,  Fights Falling Wholesale Price

STATEMENTS CONFLICT Red Military Celebrates Birthday, Ripples Muscles

Ships in Gulf Given Message To Use Caution   Dead and Heavy Property Damage Left in Jamaica

DEMOCRAT DOUBTS HOUSE COMMITTEE  WILL GIVE TRUMAN HUGE TAX MEASURE

Tot Playing “Cowboys And Indians" Mother Shot Fatally By Child With Rifle

U. 5. CITIZENS MAY GET OUT Mt HONG KONG  Ame s Advised by   Americans Advised by State Department of Possible Chinese Avvression.

US Civilians Leave Hong Kong  Send Families Home. Americans Advised -

U.S. FAMILIES URGED TO QUIT FAR EAST AREA   Departure Advised For Americans At Hong Kong

TOMLINSON TO STAFF   Former K. U. Gridder to Assist in Coaching Line This Fall

Censorship Clamped On Korean War News Correspondents Threaten ed With Court Martial fie Meter

CENSORSHIP OF KOREAN ACTION BEING TIGHTENED   Correspondents Threatened   With Ouster Or Court Martial

Censorship Is Clamped Down Hard   Corres pondents NotAllowedToUs Word ‘Retreat’

Forbid Reporters To Say ‘Retreat’  New Censorship Rules Make !t ‘Withdraw’

Denies Truman's  Assertion Kansas Has Given No Aid   Arn Cites Depleted Emergency Fund and Over $1 Million in Hiachwovy Repairs.

TRUMAN'S CLAIM   Kansas Governor Says State _ Has Cooperated in Flood Cleanup Task  QUTIINED IN) opeTatr

 Charges May Be Filed  Babe Starves To Death While Mother Plays’

Eisenhower Hopes Ex-foe Will Be Ally   General Arrives in Germany, Warns Aaainst Neutrality

Gen. Eisenhower Flies to Germany   Would Like to See Germans Joining Up With West in Defense

{In Defense Drive  Eisenhower Would Like \To See Reich ‘Line Up’

Defense Efforts Pushed   Gen. Eisenhower, Tells Germans He Would Like To See Them Lined Up With Western Furone

Gen. Ike Wants Germans In Wests Defense Pact   Commander Of European Defense Army Begins Windup Of Atlantic Pact Nations

Eisenhower Hopes Germans Line Up With West Nations  States Neutrality Has No Place in Conflict Of Civilizations

‘Bygones Are Bygones, Eisenhower Savs. Inviting Germans Into Defense

Eisenhower Hopes Germans Will Join Defense Combine   General Believes in Freedom Loving Quality He Knows Exists in Nation He Once Entered as Conqueror; Defense Is Weak Now

Urges Unity of Germany, West   Neutrality Impossible, Eisenhower Contends

Fisennower Asks German Backing   Ike Declares He Bears No Enmity Against People He Conquered

Hope Of Reich Aid Expressed By. Eisenhower   Commander Of Atlantic Army Winding Up Tou: Says Bygones Bygones

Eisenhower Says He Wants To See Germany Lined Up With Others In  Defense Of Western Civilization

General Wants Nation To Help Of Own Free Will   Atlantic Army Chief Declares He Holds No Grudge Against Peopk

‘Ike’ Solicits German Help   Wants West’s People ‘United Against Reds

Fisenhower Sees German Officials   Hopes Nation Will Become Lined Up With West

First Lausche Veto Is On Measure For Separate Rule at Wilberforce

{BIG THREE GETS REPLY ‘Reports Say Reds Demand “No Arming Of Germany

Crime Probe Moves to N. J.   Atlantic City Game Figures Revealed

Celebration to Defy Hard Times  Thumbing Noses at Austerity, Britons Begin Nationwide Fete

MPingue Turoed Up:  Scotland Yard Finds Possible Clue to Missine Scone Stone

Communist Entrapment Threat Develops To East; Naval Vessels Ready To Take Off Allied Troops; U.S. Troops Quit Seoui

Troop Jammec Trucks Crowd Roads South   Dangerous Flanking Threat Develops 50 Miles East Of City

Red Hordes Overrun Defense Lines; May Again Save UN Soldiers By Sea

> Children  Die in Blaze   1 Others scape Fire and Ixplosion in Hailey, Idaho

CONTINUING A PURGE   Chinese Reds Take No Chances in Doubtful Loyalfy Cases

Cabinet Frames Offer at Meeting With Harriman   Memo Reported To Contain Four Basic Demands

Truman Says He Did Great Job... . Acheson To Report On Paris Meetings

ACHESON REPORTS ON STATE OF WORL TO WHITE HOUSE   Secretary Says Russian Balk At Disarmament Plan Is Big Obstacle

Acheson To Give Report On Conference ¥   State Secretary To Give Truman Data On Meeting

Acheson Reports To White House   Returns From Paris Sessions Of UN And NATO Meet In Rome

Army Reduces July Draft Call To 15,000 Men   Navy To Call Reserve Petty Officers Back into Active Service

Army’s July Draft Call Set At Only 15,000   Navy Reservists To Be Called Up Starting In August

CONSERVATION ROW RESUMED   Commission. Gathers. Fer Showdown On’ Naming ‘ « Of Divecter °°:

Innocent - Looking P hotos, Booklets Put Out By Reds   State Department Reports Items Are Being Used For Propaganda

Sports Booklet Hits At Seviets  Album Distributed Among Red Soldiers

ALLIES SWEEP OVER PARALLEL; BLOCK ESCAPE   Prisoners Surrender Under Crushing UN Blows

American and South Korean Troops Move UN Line Well Beyond 38th Parallel, Thousands Of Reds Trapped, Taken in Record Numbers

Communist Resistance  Collapses   UN Forces Sweep Six Miles Inside North Korea

Highway Toll Is Thirteen For Weekend   Three. Others Are Drowned as _ Warm and Bright Weather Brings Hoosiers Outdoors.

Another Newspaper, Star-Times, Folds  St. Louis Publisher Blames Ever Mounting Costs

FLIERS ‘SEE FLASH ‘OVER DESERT 'Meteor' Says One Pilot, "lt Climbed," Other Reports

Aged Woman Retains Spunk After Two Days of Wandering And Puts Up Fight in Hospital

Old Lady Scared to Go Home After Hitting Cop, Roams City 2 Days, Comes Back Fighting

MARRIAGE 10 AE POSTPONED INDEFINITELY   Sailor, After Talk With His Parents, Wants to Be Left Alone.

Senate Tables Investigating Bill; Okays Reorganization   4 Legislators To Be On Admistration

Woman to Have Final Say in Wage Stabilization Enforcement Machinery

ICC TO CONSIDER NEW FREIGHT RATE BOOST   Decides to Reopen Case That Ended in 9 Pet. Hike Instead of 15 Pet. Asked.

ICC To Study New Rate Hike  Proceeding Reonened Gn Baitre mie Pla

Brannan Speaks ToN. C. Grange   Agriculture Chief Speaks In Hickory

Brannan Chosen Grange Speaker   Four-Day Convention Opened Last Night With Prayer Service

After Seven Years Of Intensive Research And Study— New Book Outlines All Mankind Knows About the Bible

New “Interpreter's Bible” ‘Sums Up. Mankind’s: Scripture Knowledge

Book Details New Light Shed on Bible Through Modern Study and Investigation

 ‘Interpreter’s Bible’ Cost $1 Million to Compile: New Light Shed on Scriptures in Book Series Just Issued by 146 Protestant Theologians

Economic Contro ‘Hearing Starts   Wilson Sees More Shortages, Inflation

Wilson Sees New Inflation Problem Ahead  Appeals For Strong Act In Testimony Before Committee

Wilson Sees New Inflatior  6  Dangers’  : ruy.2 £ FT BE. 1.212...   Chief U.S. Mobilizer Backs Truman Bid For Stiffer Curbs

Wilson Sees New Threats To Economy   Warns Of Further Inflation In Appeal For Stiffer Controls

Congress Is Told Of Control Needs   Wilson Backs Truman’: Demana For Stiffer Laws in United States

Wilson Backs Truman On Controls Measure   Mobilizer Teiis Senate Banking Panel Higher Price Formula Risks Inflation

Editors Fear Censors at Home  News More Restricted On Home Front

Editors Defend Press Freedoms  Young Warns Against  ve em Pe" ws ee

400 Editors Will Fight Censorship   President Young Tells  ~ Executives Menace Is Seen in U.S. Because of ‘Dictators’   Correspondent’s Report Is to Be er by Body

Press Freedom Battle Mapped  MacArthur To Visit Meetina Of Editors

EDITORS UNITED FOR FREE PRESS   Warned ‘Would-Be Dictators’ In Government May Become Menace

Editors Draw Battle Lines On Censorship   Meeting in Washington, They’re Cautioned on A Crop of ‘Dictators’

Little Too Early to Tell Whether Red  . Air Force Intends to Try. to. Win Game

Attorney General Rules Defense Director Can't Spend State’s Money

Bar Defense Director From Any Spending   State Funds In Council Hands, Tavlor Rules

BELVEDERE PLANNER CONFUSED AT TRIAL   King Tells Of Private Meetings; Attorneys’ Arquments On Monday

BELVEDERE PLANNER CONFUSED AT TRIAL   King Tells Of Private Meetings; Attorneys’ Arguments On Monday   Chamber Unit Asks Anothe: S.R. Canal Dredge Survey

Lausche Flays Linking Santa With Liquor   Governor for Ban Of Illustrations In Advertising

Monkey Bites Boy, 12, Here  “Accident” Occurs At Carnival In City

Pravda Plays Up Johnson's Korea Peace Proposal  Takes View Some In

Russians Play Up Proposals For Peace Pravda Says Some Ele _ ments In U. S. Must i me meg mer ag

Pravda Plays Up Johnseon’s Proposals For Armistice, Says U. S. War Weary

Reds Think US Is Tired Of War  Pravda Interprets   Pravda Interprets Johnson Peace Idea

nA Mm MN NOM  TWINS DOING FINE ‘DESPITE BUMPY START IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Arias May Face Panama Riofine Murder Charge  Ousted President Suspected Slayer Of Two Policemen

Arias May Be Charged In Deaths   Deposed President Of Panama Awaits Trial In Revolt

Increased Intervention By Russia in Korean War Now Looms as Possibility

Yanks Fighting Way Out OF — Commie Trap   768,000 Chinese And Ko-Reds Engaged In Bloody Offensive

Administration Opens New Drive to End the Deadlock Ir Senate Over Fine Tax Program

Kohler Opposes Special Sesssion   Cruel to Raise Hopes of the Flood Stricken

Kohler Refuses Special Session  State Flood Relief Ruled as Illeaal

Would Create ‘False Hopes, Kohler Says   Governor Declines ‘To Play Politics’; State Helpless To Give Aid, He Says

Governor Cites Law in Refusing Special Session   State Cannot Provide Floed Relief Funds © Under Constitution

Vital Defense Copper Is Lost Due To Strike   Workers Ignore Truman's Appeal That They Return

Truman Plea Fails To End Copper Strike   WSB Schedules Hearing To Draft Settlement Plan

Battle Develops South of Border   Heaviest Communist Artillery Berra Answered by Allies

Roaring Artillery Duel Develops as Reds Halt Retreat   8-Day Flight Ends; Allies Blast New Defense Line 20 Miles South of Paralle] 22

Front Ablaze Twenty Miles From Parallel   Marine Bayonets Make Inroads North of Yudong

Red Forces Start Artillery Duel On 30-Mile Front   Enemy Opens Up With Heaviest Barrage of War South of Field Headquarters at Chunchon

Stand Is Made Abruptly After Eight-day Run   Artillery Barrage Slows Yank Drive For 38th Parallel

ENEMY HALTS EIGHT - DAY RETREAT   Form New Defense Line 20 Miles South Of 38th   AMERICAN UNITS   Pound Communist Positions Near Hongchon: Report 1,580 Reds Slain

Withdrawal Ends At New  Defense Line  Artillery Duel Rages At Front

Heaviest Gun Duel Of War Is Opened Up   Bayonet Charge Carves  Gap In Enemy’s ) Yudong Line

WEATHER   Hongchon Falls To Allies Just Before Enemy Begins Battle

Artillery Duel Rages  Reds Stand Ground   Reds Stand Ground After 8-Day Retreat

Stand Made By Chinese After Days Of No Fight   Reds Open Heaviest Artillery Barrage Of Korean Conflict

Communists Using Cannon  And U.N. Replying In Kind   New Defense Line About Twenty Miles South Of Parallel 38 And Stretches Across Korea For Thirty Miles.

Actor Mitchum Wins Fight With Soldier  Just A Saloon Hassle, Film Star Says In Phone tnterview

Allies, Reds Agree On Eastern Half Of Butter Lone  6 UAsish Licked   Battle Front Is Quiet With Light Snow. Cold Rain Falling Along Line

—UMT OPPONENTS GAIN GROUND— Administration Leaders  Take Teeth Out Of Bill

House Wants To Separate UMT From Draft Bill   May Prohibit Deferments on Scholastic Grades

Draft and UMT Are Caught in Conaress Snar   Training Program And Deferment Plan All in Confusion

Administration May Yank Teeth Of UMT Proposal   Leaders Predict House Will Forbid Blanket Deferments

 Administration Is Hoping  to Save Combination Draft-UMT Bill From Rejection by the House

Leaders May Yank Teeth From UMT Plan To Save Draft Measure In House

Administration Leaders Seek To Save Combination Drait-UMT Bill In House

US © a > oy ( 5 Save  UMT Bill   Use of Troops And Deferments Are  Big Issues

UMT Plan to Be Robbed of Its Strength   Administration Plans tc Pull Teeth Out of Bill In Order to Avert Defeat in House

OFFER IS MADE TO TAKE TEETH FROM: MEASURE   House Leaders, Fearing Rejection Of Bill, Would Let Congress Decide Start Of System.

Vinson Offers Congress Vote On Training   Another Proposal Puts Student Draft Up to Local Boards

UMT BACKERS TRY CHANGES. TO SAVE COMBINATION BILL   Administration Leaders Attempt To Temper Step To Block House Rejectior

House Set to Soften Draft Bill   UMT and Tests for Deferments Under Attack

Teeth to Be Yanked Out of UMT Plans to Save Draft Bill   Administration Leeders Giving in on Several Points to Save Bill; May Ban Slanket Daterments on Scholastic Ability

Leaders Move To Save Draft Bill In House   Democrats Ready To Take Teeth OL UMT Proposal From Act

Democrats To Revise Draft Law Measure  y tn ll’ an Oe   UMT Clause To Be Revamped To Meet House Onnosition

Teeth May Be Yanked From UMT Plans   Move Likely In Try To Save Bill From  House Rejection

House Demos Toning Down  UMT Plans   Ban Looms On Blanket Deferment Of Top College Students

Leaders Ready To Compromise  On Draft Bill   Administration Will Yank Teeth Out Of UMT Plans.

Demos Prep, To Eliminate UMT Teeth’   Blanket Deferment Of Students Offers Major Differences

Government nea To Block Black — Market i inMeat   Will License All Slaughterers and Give Them Quotas, Under New Proaram

Control Order For Slaughter Being Prepared  Aimed at Black Mart City Meat Famines

Government Aiming At Preventing  Black Markets And Meat Famines   Control Order On Slaughtering Being Prepared; All Slaughterers Will Be Licensed And Civen Onnatac.

OPS Drafts Control Edict Slaughter Licensing Plans Aimed at Black Marketeers

Slaughter To Be Controlled By U.S. Order   Government Aims To Prevent Black Markets’ Return

Slaughter Control Order Is Ready  To Prevent Black Markets, Famines

Govt: Prepares Control Orders On Meat Dealer   All Slaughterers ~ ‘ To Be Licensed, And’ Given Quota

OPA Slaughter Control Order Aims To Block Black Market, Meat Famine

‘To Curb Black Markets In Meat  “Plan For Licensing All Slauahterers Prepared

Black Market Preventative Sought  Meat Slaughter Control Planned

Meat Slaughter Controls Near  OPS Acts to Prevent Rinck hAarkotiva

Behind-The-Barn Slaughtering To Be OPS. Target  Order Is Being ‘ Prepared: To: Keep ~ Maat Undar Cantroal.

Meat Slaughter Control Planned   O.P.S. Moves To Prevent Black Marketing

Black Market Is US Target   Slaughter Control Order Ready; FBI Would Enforce It

Slaughter Of Livestock To Be Regulated   Compromise On OPS Enforcement Js Announced

Order Ready For Control  To End Meat Lawbreaking   Slaughter Rulings Would, Stop Black Market, Shortages

Kaesong First City Reds Took  Recent Patrols Failed To Find Enemy There

Police Official, Councilmen  Named by Jury   Buffalo Leaders Draw Indictments in Probe Of Gambling Charges

Political Foes Of Nehru Seek His Overthrow   Premier's Enemies Gather In India For Showdown

South Korean Troops Stage Sudden Attack   Communists Forced into Retreat To North

RED PAPER RAISES CRY OF ‘FAKE’  U.S. Airmen Quizzed Again On Details Of Imprisonment

Funeral Is Held For Slain Family   Victims Buried In Single Grave

College Chief Disturbed By N. Y. Judge   Terms Suspended In Cage Fix Case

College Chief Disturbed By N. Y. Judae   Terms Suspended In Bradley University Caae Fix Case

Bradley Prex Says Judge’s Blast ‘Unfair’  Other University Groups in Defense Of Sports Program

SENATORS PROBE CLEVER PEDDLER   Man Sells Influence to  Gullible War Alarmists

Fantastic Sucker Deal Bared!  Story of Con Man Selling ‘Inside Influence’ For Contracts for Underground Capital Told

He Can Get *Em For You Wholesale Senators Uncover Slicker  Who ‘Sells’ U.S. Buildings

Economic Screws Tighten on-Reds  Bulgarian Tobacco, Benefits Denied .

Mother Abandons Ailina Son  Snactic Youth Caucec Trouble far Parenic

WOMAN LEAVES HER AILING SON   Says She Will Go To Jail For Rest Of Her Life Rather Than Take Spastic   oad Rack.

Mother Abandon: Her Spastic Son   Says She'll Go To Jail Rather Than Take Baby Home

NEW PARKING PLAN TO START FRIDAY   Police to Issue “25-Cent Tickets” as of 8 a. m. Tomorrow

NEW PARKING PLAN TO START FRIDAY   Police to Issue “25;Cent Tickets” as of 8 a. m. Tomorrow   SORRY You Have OVERPARKED

No O'Dwyer Ouster Plan By Truman   Aide: President Is No’ Expecting He Quit, Won't Ask It.

O’DWYER WON'T BE REQUESTED T0-QUIT POST   Truman's Attitude Toward Ambassador Told By Spokesman

Senate Berated For Draft Delay  Recesses In Huff In Midst Of Debate

Senate Quits in Huff After Argument Unsettled  Angry Dispute Rages on Draft

Senate Adjourns After Hot Draft Fight; 2 Guard Divisions May Be Called Later

UMST VOTE DELAY IRKS MACFARLAND   Senate Adjourns in Huff as Democratle Leader Calls for Action .

Senate Quits In Huff After Troops Debate   Failure To Vote On UMTS Irks Senate Leaders

Seiators Scolded For DelayingVote On DraftMeasure   Angry Argument Remains Unsettled

Final Draft Of Jap Pact To Be Drawn   Many Complaints Received By Dulles; Russia Fails To Answer Bid

Asks Probe of McCarthy Club   Group Operates Beyond Law, Sen. Nelson Says

Post Office Apparently  Just Doesn't Know How To Appreciate ‘Art’

Snow Spreads Over Missouri; Roads Slippery   Four to Six Inches Expected by Tomorrow Cold Retains Grip

Governor Dewey Starts Long Trip  To Make 25,000 Mile Tour Through Far East

Bricker Demands Congress Probe Labor’s WSB Walkout  Says Wage-Price Proweann Threatened; Johnston Reports Settlement Progress

Enemy Holding North of Line   Bulk of Retreating Force Slips to Safety as Mates Were Killed

Limit Sought On Armed Force Brass  Committee Acts As 90 Are Promoted

GAMBLER NOT TO MAKE TEXAS TRIP WITH EVANGELIST   No ‘Sawdust Trail’ For Cohen

Torrential Rains Begin ToFallin Valley; Texas Heat Wave Is Broken  Weather May Cause Disaster To Rio Grande Cotton Farmers

Chinese Hurl Attacks at Allied Line   Seek To Seal Off Threat Of Breakthrough by U.N. Armored Units.

Fight Fiercely fo Stop Threat of Breakthrough   Red Winter Line Broken, Allies Poise Before ‘Tank Country’

Chinese Battle Furiously To Slow Advancing Tanks Below Red Capital

Civil Defense Leaders Seek Home Support   Public Education Termed Asset For - Local Directors Receiving Backing

Civilian [ Defense Leaders Return Home  With Theme Of ''We Need Public Support

Editors Survey Impact Of Video   ‘AP Report Concludes Television Warns Against Dullness

Another Warm Day Slated With Mere Nearing 90 —   Fair Weather To Continue Daring Erening; Cloudy Tomorrow But Lie Chanee Of Rain

Duff Says People Want Ike To Run   Senator Convinced  General Candidate

Duff Says Ike Choice of U.S   Senator Is Sure General Will Accent Bid

rilibuster Snarls Hopes For Adjourning  Gross Receipts Tax On Department Stores Debated at Length

Great Britain Drafts Plan to Satisfy Iran Note Will Be Sent to President Truman

Clue Followed  In Kluge Death OF ce le - Med ees Bak oe   Grand Jury to Hear Mystery Man Today

Spring Election Looks Humdrum   Voter Lethargy Expected to Hold Down Totals

WEATHER FORECAST Tight h. bo tonight Saturday partly eeudy, cool. '   TEMPERATURE   GOP, Democrats See Small: Vote Cast On Monday

Federal Courts, White House-FailTo Curb. ‘Epidemit  Sickness’ OF Rail “Yardmén Becomes “Geaanina Paralyere®:

Federal Court Starts Action On Switchmen  White House Appeal Gets No Reculte

Railroad Strike Is In Fifth Day; No Break Is Seer   Industry Shutdowns Mount As Efforts Bring No Settlement

Break In RR Strike Not Seen   Efforts To Reach Settlement Are Made By National Mediation Board

WALKOUT HOLDS AS GOVERNMENT USES PRESSURE   Court Action Started Against Strikers — Transportation Partly Paralyzed By Strike,

Court Action Fails To Stir Rail Workers   Allied Industries Feel Blow Of Tieup By U.S. Switchmen

White House Plea Fails To End Walkout   Case On Contempt Action Continues In Court At Chicage

— EMERGENCY — Freight And Mail Piling Up   JUDGE ORDERS LIST OF ‘SICK’

No Signs Switchmen Plan to End Strike   "Sick Walkout Continues Despite Federal Court Action and White House Urging to Resume Work —  National Mediation Board Active.    TRANSPORTATION HARD HIT

Industries Hard Hit By Rail Strike  Litle Hope Held   Little Hope Held For Early Peace With Switchmen

Rail Strikers. Fail To Heed Court. Threat   , Transportation, Key Industries‘ Stunned ; Walkout List Crows

NO BREAK IN WALKOUT OF SWITCHMEN   Federal Judge Calls for Names of Railroad Workers Claiming ‘Sick’ in Previous Strike.   PARTIAL FREIGHT, MAIL EMBARGOES   Industry Hard Hit and Will Face Mounting Shutdowns of Pay, Rules Dispute Continues.

No Break In Rail Tie-Up   . Government Presses _ Contempt Action As Results of Walkout Become Steadily: Wors.

Indication of . A Back-to-Work Move Is Lacking  Efforts Made to Reach Settlement

Still No Break Tn Rail Strike;  Tdleness Soars   Court Action And. White House Urging Have No Effect.

“Ulness’ OF Switchmen Is Continuing   Men Unmoved By White House And Prodding By Court Action

Rail Strike Grows; No Truce Seen  Government Goes ‘to Court New Conferences Planned

Rail Peace Pleas Fail; More Idle   Mediation Board -;   Mediation Board Begins Work as Strike Strangles Kay Industries

Truman Plea Ignored in d-Day Strike   Most Transport Is Paralyzed— 150.000 Idled

Railroad Strike Enters Sth Day   No Early Break in Dispute Indicated

No Break Seen In Nation's Rail Walkout   K-Rations, Clothing Held Up By Strike; Truman Protests

Ignore Action in Courts; Urging Of White House  163.000 Idle as   163,000 Idle as Walkouts Hit Defense Prograrr

Paralyzing Rail Walkout Goes Into Fifth Day. Switchmen Stay Out  Despite Truman Plea, Federal Court Action

DISPUTE TAKE TO MEDIATION COMMITTEE   Industry Shutdown Mounts As 150,000 Are Idle  5-DAY WALKOUT      Paralyses Much Of Nation’s Transportation; Partial Mail Embargo Ordered

JUDGE ORDERS UNION TO LIST SICK MEMBERS   Government Paving Way For Contempt Of Court Case.

Court Action Pressed to End Rail Tieup ‘Sick’ Workmen  Stay Off Jobs For Fifth Day

No Break Sighted As Railroad. Men Continue Strike   Action In Federal Courts And White House Ur; Fail Va Settle Walkow

Rail Strike Is Still in Stalemate  Government Asks Spe wide Decision c  am € antarean’ ff assem:

Transportation Nearly Paralyzed—  Railroad Strikers Show  No Inclination to Return

o Early End Te Rail Walkouts   Tang Sere eps to Men On Jobs   Work Stoppage Threaten: to Strangle Many War , rations

Striking Switchmen Ignore White: House   Five-Day Walkout Spreads, Idling 150.000 Workers

Icelands Defense  Boosted By Yanks   American Force Of 206 Sent On Invitation

Troops to Help Defend North Atlantic Republic  Yank Forees Return to leeland

U.S. Sends Defenses To Iceland   Papers Get Out Extras on Second Coming of Yanks.

White Powder Aids Heart Patients  * * x * ¥ % ‘ * 5d * * * * Li Ripon meee Ha Del llase Cailé Vex Bacal Ate TT ows Tee Ue   Takes Half Forbidden Salt From Food After They Eat It

~ OME mem a  Powder Removes Salt from Food, Boon for Heart Cases

Three Divorce Suits Are Filed   Partition of Madison Township Lot Asked

laft: Only Might Will Halt Reds   Senator Tells lowans It’ Only Language Soviet Russia Understands.

t Diadaac  Limit nat iVUuYyv. Of Land Troops, Reaffirms Taft  Russia Understands LL  en   Russia Understands Strength, So Be Strona, He Uraes

Consumers Buck At Beef Prices  Million Pounds In N Y Cold Storaae

Fainting Father   ~ ugie’s” Singer Sues “Mrs. Cugie” For Half Million

Times Selected To Advertise D-X Products  Local Men Attended Important Meeting

Big, Round Zero Is Record of State Legislature for Last Two Months

[ran Will Sell Oil To Anyone On Cash Basis   Government Voids All AIOC Contracts; New York Firm Makes Deal

Representatives Favor Boosting Their Own Pay  Total Of Bill Adds $670,045,600 To  Gavernment Pavrolf

House Passes Bills fo Raise Federal Workers   $670,045,600 Addec By Solons Who Alsc Want Sncreased Pay

House Would Up Pay OF 1,500,000 Federal Workers   Members Show Urge To Hike Own Salaries

SHOUT DOWN PLAN TO STRIP BILL’ OF PETROACTIVE DATE   500,000 Postal Workers Included in Those Atfected   HEADS TO CONFERENCE   Committee to Iron Qut Dif- ferences with Sen** ate Plan

Poverty Stricken Congressmen Talk Of Raising Their Salary to $25,000

HOUSE VOTES PAY HIKES TO 1,000,000   PASSES BILLS RAISING WAGES OF FEDERAL WORKERS $670,045,600.

BURN TAVERN AT FAIRFIELD IN GANG WAR   *ennington Bootlegging Joint, Scene of Slayng Day of Attack on Sheltonites, Is Destroyed.

A Tavern Fire Latest Inc:dent In Shelton Feud   Follows Murder and Attempted Killings at Fairfield, Ill.

Shelfon War Flares Again   Burn Roadhouse Where Man Was Slain Thursday

Tavern of Shelton Kin Burned —  Farmer Found Dead in Same Roaadhouece Thuredav

Gang War Hares Up With Burning Of Tavern That Was Shooting Scene

CHARGE STATES FIRM WITH TAX EVASION   Alleged Evasions Took Place During Years 1944 and 1945   \AMT. LISTED IS $59,823

TAX EVASION CHARGE   Croydon Man Accused of Evading Payment of $59,823

Nomad, Deported to Italy Four Times, Faces Depertation for Old Perjury

PLAN EVENTS FOR “GRADUATION WEEK   June 3 and 4 Dates for Main Services of Class  of *5]

PLAN EVENTS FOR GRADUATION WEEK   June 3 and 4 Dates for Main Services of Class  of 51   . CARILLON RECITAL

Allies Await Next Move By Chinese Reds   UN Patrol Smashes Way Out Of Korean Trap 

U.N. Commanders Expect Attack At Any Minute   Patrols Are Engaged In Bitter Battles; Find Evidence of  Hiwk EARS Bi cene.

Units Evade Envelopment With Air Aid; Buildup Seen   Convoys of 400 Commu. nist Vehicles Attacked; Trains Blasted

PREVAILS OVER KOREAN FRONTS   Pre-Offensive Buildup Of Enemy Troops Becomes Evident

New General Offensive In  Korea Likely  Reds Build Up For Drive; U.N. Forces In Probing Thrusts

Weather   ‘Allied Forces On Alert for New Red Attack   UN Troops Battle Chinese Soldiers On Western Front

UN Patrol Escapes Threatened Trap  General Communist Offensive kx pected ree ah ~ an

U.N. Patrol Unit Fights Hard Battle   Red Troops Massed Along Wide Front; Lull Is Reported

Allied Troops Engage Chinese Reds in Brief But Fierce Local Clash on Korean Western Front.  BOMBERS BLAST   BOMBERS BLAST RED TROOP TRAINS

U.N. Probing Troops, Red Chinese In Blazing Battle In Western Korea

All Hell May Break Loose Soon In Korea  Battle Front Quiet Rafnre Storm

UN FORCES ON THE ALERT FOR NEW RED DRIVE   U,'S., Planes Spot Heavy Red Troop  Concentrations

Patrols Battle As Reds Build New Offensive   90-Minute Fight Bags I Prisoner In Enemy Town

All-Out Assault Cari Break Loose Most Any Time   Probing U, N. Troops Forced Into Blazing Battle.

ALLIES, CHINESE IN FIERCE CLASH ON WEST FRONT   COMMUNIST BLOW IS EXPECTED TO COME AT ANY TIME

Chinese Reds Building Up For Attack   Offensive Expected To Break Out Soon; Blazing Battle Fought Inside Kumyangiang

Allied Patrol Slips Out Of Chinese Trap   UN, Troops Meet  -tarce Resistance

U.N. Troops Await Expected All-Out Red Offensive   Brief, Fierce Clash By Raider Patrol On Wonju Front

Allied Leaders Expecting Heavy Enemy Offensive  Allied Troops Clash With Enemy in West

Skirmish On West Front   Clash Is Sharp But _ Brief; Ominous Quiet In Most Areas As Reds Mass Forces

Fierce Clash On Western Korean Front Reported   Allied Commanders Expect General Red Offensive May Come At Any Time

TANK-LED PATROLS BATTLE WITH TWO CHINESE UNITS IN BRIEF. FIERCE LOCAL FIGHT

Allies Awaiting New: Red Attack   Fierce Small Scale Battles Only Action on West * Korean Front   WATCH SEOUL ROUTE

AIR SUPPORT TURNS CLASH AGAINST REDS   Allied Scouting Groups Report Enemy Offensive To Come Soon.

Big Fight Expected Any Time   First Real Contact With Enemy in Last Few Days Is Reported

Fierce Clash as Raiders Explore Enemys Lines   Allied Forces Jab In, Out of Town 25 Miles Southeast of Seoul

Fierce Local Clash Is Reported As Chinese Mass For Offensive   ‘All Hell Might  Break Loose,’ View   Allied Patrols Feeling Out Enemy Strength All Along The Line

U.N. Raid Teams Probe Front Line, Fight Off Attack  Red Forces Found

REDS BUILD UP OFFENSIVE POWER   Airmen Spot 6 Enemy Troop Trains, Attack Five  CHINESE FORGE   Engages Probing U. N. Troops In Blazing Battle At Kumyangjang

Patrol Stops Flank Drive; 25 Foes Die   One Prisoner Taken Enemy Concentrates  For General Attack

UN Patrol In a Briet Loeal Clash   Troops Battle 2 Companies And Eseape Trap; Rest Of the Line Is Quiet   AWAIT AN OFFENSIVE   Commanders Expect Big Communist Attack May Jump Off at Any Time

‘Expect All ° Out Drive Break At Any Time   Strong Resistance Is Met In One Section From Probing Action

Allies Expect General Attack At Any Moment   Raider Patrols Explore  Enemy Troops’ Strength

Allies Braced For New Attack By Red Forces   Enemy Troops Massed All Along Battle Front, Patrols Tell  In Reports to Tokyo

U.N. RAIDERS CRASH OUT OF ENEMY TRAP   4 Jab in and Out of Chinese Lines, Fight Fierce Skirmish; Red Troops Moving Up.

Ominous Quiet Descends Upon Korean Front   Enemy Believed Building Strength For New Offensive

Patrols Probe Communist Lines To Find Their Strength   Expect Attack To Start Soon

UN Troops,  Chinese In Local Clash   Allied Raider Patrol Jabs in And Out of Kumyangjang, 25 Miles SW Of Seoul; Strong Resistance Met

General Offensive By Reds Expected   Ominous Quiet Prevails In Most Sectors But Evidence Of Heavy Red Troop Concentrations Is Abundant

ALLIED LEADERS AWAIT RENEWAL OF RED ATTACKS   Commanders [ix pect General Offensive To Be aunched By enemy -- Chinese Mass Forces.

Report Clash On Western Korean Front  Planes Heip Units Stabbing Red Lines

Patrols Clash With Enemy On West Front   @ulet Prevails In Most Sectors Of Battle Area

Raiders Clash With Chinese In AreaNear Seoul  Offensive Expected Tea Bronk “Amu Tie!

Allies Braced For Red Push   Ominous Lull Settles Over Korean Fronts

Allied Patrol Engages Reds in Kumyangjang, Then Leaves   General Enemy Attack Expected at Any Time

Blow Expected Momentarily By Allied Officers   UN Patrol Breaks Out Of Threatened Enemy Trap; Heavy Massing O: Red Troops Indicated

Reds Agree To Negotiate Cease-Fire   Communists Want Talks At Kaesong July 10 To 15

IF ugitive Circus Bear Caught But Strangles Trying to Escape Bonds

Bear Caught But Dies In Strugole   Friendy Animal Strangles Accidentally

Truman Will Ask Biggest Tax Increase in History; Parents Protesting Draft

Angry Parents Wire Protests On Draft Shift  Proposal To Lower A. 2. 10 P.’*....   Proposal To Lower Age to 18 Brings Flood of Objections

Parents Flail Lowering Draft   Protests Increasing With Every Mail

Reaction To New Draft Increasing   Public Opposed To Use Of 18-Year-Olds

 ANGRY PARENTS FLAIL PLAN   Draft Age Cut Protests Fleod Capitol

MANY PROTEST PLAN TO DRAFT YOUTHS, 18   Angry Telegrams and Letters Pound Congress From Parents Opposing Defense Plan.

COMPROMISE ENVISIONED:  18-year-old Draft Plan Draws Homefront Fire

Many Protest 18-Year Draff   Angry Letters, Telegrams Pour lato Washiagton Ove: Administretion Request

Protests On Draft Plans  Sent Solons  Angry Parents Send sry   Angry Parents Send Protests Against   Draft 18-Year-Olds

Parents Fire Protest Over Youth Draft   Most Follow Testimony Of Rosenberg; Hard: Choice To Face Solons

Letters Assail Reduced Age For Services   Rosenberg Testimon: Brings Out Reaction To Military Formula

13- Year- Old Draft Opens Angry Flood Of Protests   Few Alternatives Seen To Program  By Defense Heads

Angry Parents Profest Draft   _ Angry Telegrams and Letters Sent to Many Conaressmen in Protest

Mexican Tragedy Rifes Are Halted  Inquest To Delay Funeral Services

COMMUNISTS RESISTANCE INCREASING   See-saw Fighting on Eastern Front Is Heaviest for Seyeral Months.

Allies F ight Uphill Battle On War Front   Enemy Showing More Resistance And Firepower

 _ POSSIBLE-New Truce Talk Site Inspected:   LIAISON MEN © TO MEET AGAIN

Liaison Officers Meet Again   Early Resumption Of Armistice Talks Still Expected

Look Over New Site for Truce Talks   But Commies and UN Officials Fail  tg Reach Decision

Sachon River Bridge May Be Site Selected   Early Resumption Of Talks Exnected

UN Inspects Compromise Parley Site   Liaison Officers Make No Decision In First Meeting

Seek Possible New Compromise Site for Talks   Early Resumption Of Armistice Parley Expected by Officials

U.N. And Red Liaison Officers Inspecting New Peace-Talk Site   Terrorized Chinese Are Raided From Heartbreak Ridge By Hit-Run “Killer” Project.

Negotiators May Compromise on Site For Armistice Talis  Officials Expect Early Resumption To Lagging Meeting

U. §. Pilots May Test Soviet Jet.   Captured MIG Now Undergoing Repairs

Dayton Base Assembles Captured MIG esses estes seeesseseemee-ee  U. S. To Test-Fly Red Jet

Captured Russian MIG-15 _ Will Be Tested By US Soon  Plane Recovered After Air Fight

Captured Red MIG—  Pilots May Get Opportunity To Test-Fly Russian Fighter

Rebuilding Captured Mig, U. S. Pilots May Soon be Test Flying Enemy Plane

U. §. Pilots May lest MIG-15,   Reassembling Jet Fighter at Dayton

McCarthy Invites Truman To State For Campaign   Wisconsin Senator Says Mink Hunting Good There

McCarthy Cites “Good Mio Hunting” In Challenging Truman to Campaign

Truman Asked To Wisconsin For Mink Hunt   ’ McCarthy Issues Challenge To Run Against Him In ’52

President Gets McCarthy Dety   Campaign Against Me, Senator Dares Truman

Challenges Truman McCarthy Invites President To Take Stump Against Him

GOOD MINK HUNTING : McCarthy Invites Trumar To Campaign Against Hin

McCarthy Challenges Truman To Campaign Against Him In Contest For Senate Seat

MCCARTHY ASKS TRUMAN BATTLE   Republican’ Senator Challenges Président.- To Cam-“paign , Against. Him. In L Wena e ep 2.

McCarthy Offers To Have ‘Truman  Try in Wisconsin   Senator Says Mink Hunting in His State Very Good —Would Welcome  Campaign 

#overnment of France Falls Again   Latest Crisis Grows Out of ight Over Change in Election Lows

Pleven Cabinet Quits in Paris  Clash Over Election Reforms Responsible

Pleven Coalition Government Fails  French Crisis Arises Over Election Laws

15,000 Czechs Reported Jailed   Big Purge Starting, Diplomats Assert

Jan. 15 Crucial Date For Many U. S. Taxpayers; Estimates Are Due Then

246 Planes Take Partin Air Battle   Allied Airmen Bag 14 Enemy Craft, Two U. S. Participants Are Downed  Kumsong Is Hit

AUGGIAN MiG TAKE B09 NEAN BORDER   Two U. S. Planes Downed, 2 Damaged in Greatest Jet Battle.

Foe Loses At Least 14. Craft In Duel   150 Enemy Planes Attack B-29’s That Hammer Airfield

150 Enemy Planes Hit U. N. Bombers   B-29, Thunderjet Shot Down As 246 Modern Planes Tanale

NINE OTHERS HIT AS ENEMY JUMPS B-29S, ESCORT   ONE U. S. SUPERFORT THUNDERJET LOST BOMBING AIRFIELD

246 Planes Engaged In Air Fight   2 American Planes Shot Down, 2 Are Reported Damaged; B-29s Bomb Base

REDS HURL 150 JETS AT ALLIES   UN Planes Destroy 14 In History’s Largest Jet Fight

Allied Infantry Begins Closing In On Kumsong  ne ves Of ore Roa  ram alesse

M ore Than 246 Planes Are Involved In Battle   Big Aerial Show Overshadows Quieting Ground Action; Tank And Infantry Forces Move On Kumsong

Reds Lose 14 Jets In Smash At U.N. Planes   Greatest Battle Rages As Allies Blast Big Enemy Air Field

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Reds Battle In Defense Of Airfield

14 Foe Planes Hit in Battle   Ground Forces Start Enveloping Burning Kumsong

Migs Swarm At B-29s   "Lose at Least 14 Destroyed Or Damaged, Americans Lose Two Planes

Four Yank Craft Lost Or Damaged   History’s Biggest Battle Of Kind Involves 246 Jets. Plus B-29s.

150 Red Jets In  Action in Korea   Communist Lose at Leas! 14 in Largest Air Battle to Date   246 PLANES IN BATTLE   Oe TNF BS O44 BA NEY 6S OAR OA bl  One -B-29 Damaged anc Plunges Into Yellow Sea; Crew Saved

Communists’ Airmen Again Take Licking As 14 MIGs Are Destroyed Or Damaged

Red Jets Attack B-29's; History's Biggest Air Fight   One Yank Plane Shot Down But Rescue Ships Saved Crew

14 Red Jets Are Damaged   Communists Toss 150 Planes Into Action In The Laragest Jet Air Battle In Historv

150 Jets Thrown At U. N. Planes   Red Airmen Sent From Manchuria

14 Red Jets Blasted In Big Air Fight; Iwo U.S. Planes Shot Down, 2 Damaged

The Wecther   Reds Hurl 150 Planes Against Allies’ 246   Communists Suffer 14 Destroyed Or Damaged, American Loss Reported At Four In History Making Fight

Red Fighters Shoot Down 2, Damage 2   Enemy Loses 14 In Defending New Air Rase Near Manchuria

LOSE 14 MIG’S INBIGGEST OF AERIAL FIGHTS   Five Destroyed as They Swarm After American Bombers

Red Air Foree Loses 14 Craft Over New Field   Four U.N. Planes Downed or Damaged In Vast Attack

Total Of 246 Planes Tangle In. Fights Today  ‘Two U.S. Aircraft. Shot Down; Raiding

246 Jets Engaged In Air Battle   14 Enemy Craft Are Destroyed Or Damaged; U.S. Also  7, ee

U.N. Loses 2 Fast Fighters; B29 Is Downed   Ground Battling Pales under Size Of Aerial Ficht

Biggest Battle In Jet History Taken by UN.   Reds Lose at Least 14 Warplanes, U.5.., 4; Ground Action Is Quiet

American Air Force Claims 14 Communist Planes Are Downed  United Nations Sunerfart   United Nations Superfort And Thunderjet Shot Down, After Raid on New Air Base

Reds Lose 14  In Largest let Warfare   Two American Planes Shot Down—246 Jets Plus Superforts Stage Screaming Air Fight

U.S. Airmen Victorious in Biggest Battle   246 Jets, Plus Bombers Engage In Sky Skirmish

Communist Lose at Leas 14 in Largest Air Battle to Date   246 PLANES IN BATTLE   One -B-29 Damaged and Plunges Into Yellow Sea; Crew Saved

5 MIGS AND ‘AMERICANS SHOT DOWN   Waves of Communist Planes Attack B-29s Bombing New Enemy Airfield Near Manchuria.   ONE B-29 AND ONE _U. S. JET DESTROYED.   Ninety-Six Yanks Take on 150 Migs; Allied Infantry Closes in on Burning Kumsong.

Two American Craft Lost; Several Hit   Ground Troops Stab Mile North Of Kumsong Hub

Two American Aircraft Downed And At Least Two Damaged; 746 lets Take Part in Action

U.N. Reports Loss of Two Friendly Craft   Wild Dog-fight Takes Place as Aircraft Tangle

246 Roaring Jets Tangle Near the Yalu   Russ-Type Planes Swarm Superforts Bombing on Border  TR. PNREPRT FIACOAWY

Allies Claim Enemy Lost 14; Total of 246 Cratt in Fight   Battle Joined When New Communist Field  Bombed

14 of 150 Attacking Red Planes Hit In History’s Largest Jet Battle

150 Red Jets Hurled At U.N.   Americans Account For 14 While Losing Four Of Own.

Two American Ships Down, Two Damaged  Biggest Jet Conflicts In History Fought   Biggest Jet Conflicts In History Fought Over Enemy Airfield

ENEMY PLANES MADE ATTACK ON SUPERFORTS   Report 250 Mites  In Biggest Fight Of Korean Confilct

ALLIED AIRMEN DAMAGE OR BAG 14 RED PLANES   “story's Largest Jet Battle Sees 246 Tangle — U.N. Troops Enveloping Supply Base.

More Than 250 Planes Involved In Korea Battle  Two Of American Aircraft Destroyed; Some Others Damaaec

U.S. Informs Reds It Can’t Rewrite Treaty   Action Obvious Try To Block Any Soviet Move to Wreck Meet

Russians Told Jap Treaty Not Due Rewriting   Note to Reds Obvious Move to Forestall Wrecking Parley

There's No Use Arguing Treaty, Russia ts Told   Firm U. S. Note Says You're Welcome, But Don’t Moke Trouble

Russia Told It Cannot Rewrite J ap Peace Treaty  U.S. Delivers Note to Kremlin  rT. pPy..y.Rwasr.....

Russia Told Ja Treaty Form final”   af ¢@ Rate Mavoc Te  We we INVES FYI UES  Block Attempt To Wreck Conference

REDS TOLD JAP PACT TQ STAND AS AGREED Qh   Move Made To Kill Off Any Communist Try To Stall Plan

Russia Is Warned on Jap Treaty   Soviets Told They Can. not Rewrite Peace Agreement.

RUSSIA TOLD SHE CANNOT REWRITE JAP PEAGE TERMS   State Department Serves Formal Notice as Move to Block Any Parley Wrecking Plans.   TRUMAN CONFIDENT OF PACT SIGNING   President Says He Will Wel come Andrei Gromyko If Red Delegate Wishes to Visit Him.

‘Miplomadiec Bat T ong hy  U. S. Blunily Warns Russia lt Cawt Rewrite Tan Treqin

US Tells Russia It Cannot Rewrite Jap Peace Treaty   MacArthur Welcame To Be -Speaker At San Francisco

Russia Can't Rewrite Paci, Moscow Tole   Truman Puts Out Wel coma Mat Te Soviet Minister Gromyko

U.S. Warns Russia It Cannot Overhaul Jap Peace Ireaty  Note Is Obvious Move To Block Any Attempt To Wreck Pact Conference

Russians Are Told They Can’t Alter  Japan Peace Pact  I’ & Acts Ta Rlacke OFF   U.S. Acts To Blocks Of! Any Soviet Attempts To Wreck Treaty

Russia Warned Pact Finished  Reds Can't Rewrite Treaty at Meeting

Russians”  Warned’ On Treaty   U.S. Declares They Can’t Re-Write Pact

NEW EMPHASIS PLACED ON STRATEGIC BOMBERS NEEDED ‘TQ HALT ENEMY ATTACKS

Finletter Asks More Airpower   Secretary Deplores Lack of Emphasis On Bomber Strategy

Moscow Claims U.S. Has Lost Korean War and Has Asked for End of Fighting

And Still The Big Question Is —  Who's The Victor in Korean Fighting?   Three Drowned In Weekend Accidents

BIG QUESTION AFTER CEASE-FIRE WILL BE WHO ACTUALLY. WON WAR IN KOREA

Question: Who Won The War?  Red Propaganda Claims Victory In Korea

Baby Snatched From Hospital   Heartbroken Father Broadcasts Appeal For Good Core Of infant—Police Of Three States Boftlad By Kidnopina

Baby, 5, Is Kidnaped From Crib   Father Makes Appeal Over Radio for Son’s Return.

o-Day-Old Boy Taken From Indiana Hospital   Big Spring Wreck Kills Printer, 43

Five-Day-Old Baby Stolen FromIndiana  Hospital   Police of 3 States Join in Search; Appeal by Radio Made hv Father

Father Appeals for Good Care Of Baby Taken Froin Hospital   Infant Vanishes Without Clue From Nursery; Police of Three States Seek Trace of Infant

“All About Eve? Acclaimed pls Bost Movie Of Year: Hall And Sanders flanored Alse

Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrer Win ‘Top Movie Industry Awards for Year

Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrer Get Movie! Oscars: All About Eve’ Top Motion Picture}

RNeNENEESe ane, .cameemmmmmenacel FOUR BROTHERS KILLED BY BOMB IN NAPLES

State's Draft Quota Up 423   Hike November Call To 2946 Inductees

RPS Rae aamailea Wild a the bac ————————  Lima Policeman Killed In Defense Drill

Bomb Blast Kills Lima Cop   Mock Air Raid Alert Injures Six Others

Congressmen, Truman Study  Labor Crisis   President May Have To Step In To Mediate Dispute Over Formula

Truman, Labor Leaders To Talk Of Curbs Split   Wage Controls Battle Snarls Defense Plans

MISS. GUARDS RAID TAVE   Twenty Establishments In voived in Bootieg, Gambling Crackdown

FRANKIE, AVA ON HONEYMOO!   Slip Away From Mystery Shrouded Wedding In  Pennsylvania

Frankie Marries Ava  After Tiff With Press   MIAMI, Fla. — (AP) — Frankie Sinatra and beauteous Ava Gardner arrived here today for their honeymoon.

Crooner Sinatra And Ava Married   Groom Threatens to “Knock Flat’ a Photographer Who Suggested Co-operation With Waiting Press

Ava Takes Third Husband  Sinatra Threatens to Flatten Phatacranher

Crooner Threatens To Punch Photog ....  Frank, Ava Wed, Then Steal Away

Frank, Ava Marry; Take Viami Trip   Police on Guard As They ‘Escape’ After Ceremony

STRONG FUNERAL WILL BE TODAY   Teammates To Attend Services For Ball Player Killed By Lightning

Ohio Legislature Near Adjournment   Senate Has Yet To Act On Gaming Issues

Wisconsin Mother of 21 Children Isn't Frightened by Cost of Living

Return To ‘Virtue Less Nation Fade Hoover Asks U. S.   Ex-President Concerned Over Integrity Decay In Hioh Plabac

Herbert Hoover Calls For Return To Old Virtues   “Decay Of Integrity” In Public Life Cited

Ex-President Takes Slap At Moral Decay   Herbert Hoover Calls For Return Of Honesty In Public Life -

Taft Will Support Increases in Air Force But Would Hold Army and Navy Levels

Taft Against Boost in Navy   GOP Senator Declares He. Will Support Some Air Force Expansion

Taft fo Support Air Force Boost  Will Oppose Hike In Size of Army

Taft Will Back Increase In Air Force   Ohio Senator To Support Planes For Defense

Allied Chief Pays Visit To Front   Offensive Renewed} Troops May Stop At Formed Border

Take Frice Controls Off Tickets to Games i At Tax-Becked Schools

QUITE SIMPLE TO EXPLAIN CONFUSION ABOUT UN ARMY CROSSING PARALLEL

America Making Atom Armed Weapons Which May Revolutionize Future Wars

Atom-Armed Missiles M ay Spell Doom of Ordinary Bombing Tactics in War

Atom-Armed ‘Birds’ Under Development   Time Magazine Says New Missiles Will Change Wartare

Lou Boudreau Is New Red Sox Pilo   Housecleaning of Boston Club Seen

Truman Still Hopes War May Be Restricted   No Gag To Be Placed On MacArthur Or Aide

Truman Restates Hope Korean War Will Be Limited  Declines To Discuss MacArthur, Denies Acheenn Mav Rea Onete

Truman Says He Hopes To Avert Spread Of War   President Declares He Is “Very Well Satisfied” With Acheson; Will Not “Pull Strings’? On Mac

Committee Blasts Area For School Segregation   Might Cut Off All State Aid

deGAULLE WARNS U. S. MUST ASSIST EUROPE   Says Refusal To Send Troops Will Condemn Continent To Rucciap Intvresion

Delay Reds As_ Main 8th Ang Withdraws ~~   Civilians Stream Out of Seoul with Reds 20 Miles Away -

U.N. Counter-Attacks Drive Two Miles Into Bulge, Delay Offense   Civilians Streaming Out Of Beleaguered Capital Again As Situation Remains Obscure.

Allied Forces. Use Delaying For Regrouping   Reds Appear Slowed North Of Seoul

8th Army Withdraws To New Defense Line   Refugees Stream Southward Out of Seoul in Expectation of Early Fall of City to Communists,

UN Counter-Attack Two Miles Into Enemy Bulae   Allies in Delaying Action; Report’ Situation North of Capital “Obscura”

U.S. Marine And Cuban Found Dead   Shot to Death In U.S. Embassy At Havana

(alan EY Story ane   . Marine Sergeant, Embassy iWatchinan Shot in Havana

16 Persons Meet Violent Deaths   Five Persons Killed In One Accident At Statesville Friday

Show-Down Vote Slated or State Tax Bill  Republicans Refuse   Republicans Refuse To Predict Passage Of Stalled Measure

Senate Group ( Ikays Salary Increases For Teachers As House Schedules Tax V ote

Ballot Due Today On House Levy   $46,000,000 Teachers Pay Boost Tacked ~ To New Bul -

West Europe Ups Machine Sales To Reds  More Than Double   More Than Double In Single Year

The Gals Took Offense  Judge Proctor Given Lesson ‘In United Feminine Defense

Judge Dismisses Traffic Case and Women Rise to Protest   Proctor Forced to Hear Plaints

M’CARTHY CITES PARTY LINE AT JESSUP HEARING   ILOOUF FICARING  SAYS NOMINEE WAS  DISCIPLE OF THE 1 ATTIMORE SCHOOL

Anti-Jessup Move Pushed By McCarthy   Fulbright Questons Senator's Statement On Policies Adopted

Stassen’s Testimony Praised   M'Carthy Says It Proves His Case Against Jessup

Says Lattimore Pushed Red Idea   Stassen Tells Senate Group Jessup Also Followed Line

$120,000 Paid, Yank Airmen Given Freedom   Men Look Tired; Guarded From Interviews by Renorters

PAY HUNGARY $120,000 TO FREE AIRMEN   Weary Yanks Are. ‘Dee. livered at Austrian: Fron tier After: Being. Held “0 Days in Hungary.   SPEEDING ON WAY © ~ TO GERMANY BASE   Reporters Not Allowed te  Interview Men Whose . Plane Was Forced Dows  by Russian Fiahters.. :.~   BULLETIN:

‘Happiest Day of Lives’ Says Captain, Speaking for Pals; All Unshaven, Hungry, Tired

Fliers Set Free By Hungarians After 40 Days   Four Are Met At Austria Line By Ambassador

PAY HUNGARY *120,000 T0 FREE AIRMEN   Weary Yanks Are Dalivered at Austrian Frontier After Being Held 46 Days in Hungary.   SPEEDING ON WAY TO GERMANY BASE   Reporters Not Allowed te Interview Men Whose Plane Was Forced Down by Russian Fighters.   BULLETIN

Airmen Cross Freedom Line Affer 40 Days   Four U. S. Servicemer Whisked Into Secret Session At Base  Bulletin

2 Hungarian Consulates Are Ordered Shut Down Ban Placed -on Travel

Defiant British to Keep Troops at Suez Canal   Egyptian Threat Spurs Big 3 Plans for Middle East

Britain Refuses To Release Suez   London Denounces Egyptian Proposal To Junk Middle East Treaty

even Orphaned Brothers and Sisters leet Couple Who May Be Foster Parents

Two Skull Fractures Held Cause  Official Death Certificate Cited Strangulation

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   Choking Set As Cause of Death in 46

lllinois Senate Okays $6,800,000 Relief Measure  Member s Also ) Pas   Members Also Pass Bill Appropriating $75 Thousand to SIU

State Senate OKs Money for Relief      1 House Approves _Bill, $6,800,000 Will Be Allotted

Government Rests In Remington Case  , Communist in College Davs. Says Witness

Senator Warns On ‘Swindlers’   Says Disclosures Reveal ‘It’s Open Season On Suckers’

Army Reactivates Two World War Il Corps   Commands Given to Combat Generals.

Two World War Ul Corps Are Revived   Two Top Combat Generals Are Named to Command The Sixth and Seventh

Extortion Case Bared: lowan Held   Young Fairfield Man Nabbed by FBI After ‘Money’ Is Planted

William Shemanski Demanded $25,000  Threatened Family In Fairfield

Area’s Milk Price Given New Boost   State Milk Control Commission Announces  1-Cent Hike Per Quart

Commanding Hill At Wonju ls Recaptured  Superfort Bombing Of Wonju Aids In Retaking Of Height

Bombers AidUN Troops to Hold Positions   Reds Send Out : Flanking. Units Behind American) Lines

UN Grabs Strategic Hill  Near Wonju As 80-Ton Bombing Peppers Reds

Weather Mishaps Claim 36; Cold Wave Continues   Ohio to Remain in Grip of Arctic Snap Through Week-End

Spotlight Turns To Beauty Queen:   Miss America Pageant’s Final Curtain Tonight Will Crown 1952 Queer

‘Miss North Carolina’ Wins Two Preliminaries —  American Beauties in Finals Today

MISS AMERICA FINALS TONIGHT   New Queen Of Beauty And  Glamor Will Be Crown.  ed—Miss North Carolina 1 Talent Winner.

iFinal Curtain Nears ‘Miss America Winner  'To Be Announced Tonight

ee ee eee OE  Miss ‘America will Be Chosen Toniaht With 51 Inthe Race

Churchill Sees. Prestige Gone  Labor Government   Labor Government Given Full Blame

Starts Probe on Race Horse Odds   Bookies Make Bets To Lower Payofts

REDS FORCE S. KOREANS © OFF 2 HILLS BY COUNTER ATTACKS IN EAST KOREA

REDS TAKE HILLS IN COUNTERDRIVE   ROK Troops Driven from  Heights They Had Taken  in East Korea

Gen. Van Fleet Says Reds Can Start Offensive  In No Shape To Mak.   In No Shape To Make Major Offensive At Present Time, He Says  ee a. wn mmeans en Or Oe £44 &2 Cob SBP aes A EAE

Vinson Asks i Billion fo Funand Navy   Super-Aircrare Warner allt Eighty New Ships Approved By Defense Department

First Airmen Class Is Graduated at E-State   Twelva-weék Course Is Completed by Air Force Group: Seven Promoted

New Truck Bills Passed in Senate  Four Regulations Given Approval

General Has Full Authority Of UN   ‘Looks To Washington Before Next Move  Tee YRERY WE PWIOUTOWTR

Peace Hopes Increase In Washington  Ridgway Given Full Authority To Deal

General Ridgway Has Full Power For Peace Talks   Expected To Confer With Capitol Before Making Next Move

Ridgway Has Full Authority For Decision   Officials Expect Him To Consult Washington First

West Likely To Agree On Kaesong Meeting   Hopes For Early End To Korean Fighting Surges Through Diplomatic Observers; U.S. Still Cautious

Ridgway Has Full Authority To Deal With Communists On Peace  No Objection To Red Proposals On Time And Place For Truce Talke; Hopes For Early

Prudential Strike Starts, Firm Has Mail Service Plan   56 Local Agents Expected to Picket Office Here Monday; 28 Million Clients Affected

AP Correspondent Captured Over Year Ago Reported on Prisoner List of Reds

OP Pappy Noel, Ace AP Cameraman, Is Reported On Red Prisoner List

Partner Paid Boyle $99, 000   Still Owes Head of Democrats $50,000 Siskind Denies  Aid to Lithofoid

Lawyer Tells Of Buying Up Boyle’s Cases   Bhorney Siskind Denies Acting on  Lithofold Loan

Siskind Says Boyle Being Paid $150 006 For Law Practice  Tavekne Paetkane Tinnss:   Former Partner Denie: Any Shady Connection With Lithofold Corp.

Siskind Denies Litho Urged Aid In Loans   Witness Says He Paid Boyle $99,000 For Practice; Chairman Called

Income, Excise Tax  BoostDueTomorrow   Personal Income Tax Raise Will Be 11} Percent for Average Taxpayer Comes Out of First November Pay

CONSUMER WILL FEEL BITE FIRST IN EXCISE TAXES  INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXES INCREASE BY

New Tax Blow Lands Thursday   Long List of Excises Increased; Incomes Hit Harder

$5.6BillionTax Increase Will Be  Felt Tomorrow   Consumers to Notice Hike On Wide Variety of  Items

New Taxes Go in Effect Tomorrow   Average Earner To Feel 1134 Pct. Boost Immediately

Taxes Take Bigger Bite In Morning   Excise, Income Levies Moving to Increased Rates

New Tax Levies Pocketbook Bite Is Due Thursday  Income and Excise Assessments Go Up

Taxes Go Up Tomorrow or Many Items   Necessities, Luxuries, Pay Included

New Taxes Bite Down Tomorrow   Individual Incomes and Excise Rates Will Be Affected   YIAV LVN A PMNNBLSL  Gasoline, Cigarettes, Liquot and Autos All to Cost More

Higher Personal Income Taxes And New Levies On Items From Luxurie: ‘To Necessities Effective Thursday

Income Tax Hike Will Be Felt In Ist November Pay   Many Items Hit By Higher Levies Under New Bill

Income, Excise Taxes Go Up Tomorrow   Income Tax Boost To Raise Most Money

Shooting Order ssuec  by Egypt   British Warned Vehicles Will Be Fired Upon

Warns Troops to Stay Out of Suez in Canal Zone or ‘Be Fired Upon’

Shoot On Sight Orders Revealed   Egyptian Police Ban British Army Vehicles From Entering Suez

Egypt Orders Troop To Fire On British Vehicles In Suez  Riots Continue In Cairo, 172 Persons Killed Or Wounded

Egyptian Situation More Tense   Government Orders Police To Fire Upon All Vehicles Trying To Enter Suez Canal Zone.

&) @ Civil Defense  II—An Outline of Civil Defense   AN OUTLINE OF CIVIIL DEFENSE ORGANIZTION  gene seaeH2ma0As A

New York Pawnbroker Traps Man Who Later Admitied He Killed Constable in Florida

$2 Million In Tax Liens Filed Against Scandal Witnesses  Henry Grunewald, And His Accuser Included in List

Income Tax Liens Are Filed Against Many Big Names   Government Hits ‘Mystery Man’ With Lien for $51,157

Settlement Of Maritime Strike Seen   Ship Owners. Ready New Secret "Package" Offer For Three Striking ClO Shipping Unions

la Prensa Editor Gainza Paz Missing  Congress Committee “ Calls:Him. Fugitive.

Gooding Okayed By State Senate  Labor Board Aide Approved 24 to 9

Return Gooding fo Labor Board   Senate Confirms His Choice by Governor

Execution of Condemned Nazi War Criminals May Be Delayed Indefinitely

Rent Control Fight Looms   Capehart, Bricker Will Take Case Up On Senate Floor

Chiang Is Blamed for Own Fall   Nationalists Lacked Spirit, not Arms, Former American Adviser Testifies

Another General Takes Issue With Mac  D-. Care tetina Chiana's Troops Would Be Mistake.

‘Spirit Lack’ Given Blame By General   Expert on Far East Ditters Sharply With Doug

Gen. Barr Oppose: MacArthur Plans   Says Chinese Nationalists Lost To Reds Due To Lack Of Fighting Spirit

Opposes View Of MacArthur   Barr Says U. §. Is Not To Blame For Red Conquest

Barr Denies Nationalists  Lacked Guns  eaten eel i‘ «s™ ae *   ‘Offensive S pirit’ Absent, He Says   Former Military Adviser To Chiang Supports Acheson Testimony

Barr Blames Nationalists’ Loss On Lack of Spiri  Denies U. S. Cause  For Communists’

Sheriff Sa ys He Gave Help  To Gamblers   Clancy Tells Committee He Like To Find Work For ‘Old People’

Backs Mac's Proposals In Most Cases   Wanted Only Air Force, Navy Used In Korean Fight

Would Risk War   Wedemeyer in Favor Of Bombing and Block. ading China in Spite Of Danger Involved

General Says Ban ‘Unfair, Unrealistic’  Blockade Urged Despite Danger Pat AI. 3 Mar

-—WEDEMEY ER— Testimony By Acheson Is Assailed  State Department’ Attitude Rapped

Gen. Wedemeyer BacksMacArthur   Hits Back Hard at Some-of Testimony Secretary of  State Dean Acheson Gave Senators Last Week

Former Staff Deputy Willing To Risk War   Denies Message Advocated Coalition Of Communists And Nationalists

Would Bomb Red China At Cost of War   Terms Restrictions On Deposed General “Unrealistic” and “Unfair” in Testimony

W edemeyer Backs Mae In Denials   Says Phey Never Favored Plan To Form Coaiition  Reoime tp Ching

Wedemeyer Favors Bombing of Red China Bases   General Is First Witness on MacArthur's Side in Hearing.

General Says Chinese Link Not Favored   Senators Told His Views Not Presented “In Correct Light”

Would Bomb Base: And Blockade Red China's Coast  Wartime Head of   Wartime Head of Army In China Before Committees

General Hits AtPhases of Acheson Story   Wedemeyer Denies He And MacArthur Backed Plan for Red Chinese And Kai Shek Confer

Gen. Wedemeyer Contradicts State’ Department Chief   Declares He Never Favored Coalition Reaime For China

General Backed During Testimony   WA cl eemewtree Smmnta   Wedemeyer Supports MacArthur's Denial © Of Favorine Coalition

Backs MacArthur, Slaps At Acheson   General Would Block Coast Even At Risk Of Soviet War

General Backed During Testimony   Wedemeyer Supports MacArthur's Denial Of Favoring Coalition

Bombing Urged For China Bases Before Probers   Ground Troop Use In Korea Opposed; Blockade Favored

General Favors Blockading And Bombing China   Attacks Policies, Tokes Issue With Acheson Testimony

General Raps Testimony Of Sec. Acheson   Says State’s Head Gave Probe Group ‘Wrong Impression’

MacArthur Plar Wins. Backing Of Wedemeyer  Sixth Army Chief   Sixth Army Chief Would Risk War To Hit Chinese

General Agrees  With MacA rthur   Wedemeyer Denies They Favored Plan To Bring Reds, Nationalists Together

Wedemeyer Backs M Arthur Denying They Favored Plan For China Coalition Govt.

Ousted General's Coastal Blockade Proposal Upheld   Sixth Army Chief Says Restrictions Imposed on MacArthur Unfair

GENERAL HITS STATE DEPT. POLICIES   MacArthur Program Given All-Out Support   Takes Issue With Acheson Testimony: Sixth Army Head Asks Retirement

Would Hit Bases Under The Risk Of Another War   Both Officers Take Issue With Acheson On Eastern Policy

Wedemeyer Hits Hard At Acheson Policy Testimony   Says He Would Adopt MacArthur Proposal: Even If It Meant War

M’ Arthur Air Policy Backed By Wedemeyer   Bombing Restrictions Called Unrealistic: Acheson Testimony Hit

— HEARING— Acheson’s  Testimony Disputed   - ‘NEVER URGED . CHINA MERGER’.

Bombing of Red Bases Favored, Despite Risks   Raps Restrictions as Unrealistic, Unfair: Advice Snubbed

Witness Hits Statement of Sec. Acheson   MacArthur Supportec on 1945 Message by One of Cosigners

Says Wedemeyer Favors Bombing Outside Korea  Reliavece Teuce At   Believes Truce At 38th Parallel Would Be Defect for UN

ATTACK ON RED BASES FAVORED BY WEDEMEYER      Says He Would Blockade Coast Even At Risk Of'Widening War

Gen. Wedemeyer Backs MacArthur On Bombing Plan  Sixth Army’s Chief Disputes Acheson On China Report

Also Backs MacArthur’ s Denial of Urging Coalition   Favors Blockade, Too. Even If War Spreads

Backs MacArthur Proposal  WedemeyerW ould Bomb  Communist China Bases

"Wedemeyer Upon Stand Before Quiz. Of Senators   Relieved Of Duties At His Own Request, General Tells Body

SUPPORTS  POLICY OF MAC ARTHUR   Former Deputy Staff Chief Would Blockade, Bomb Chinese at Risk of Spreading War.   RESTRICTIONS ON MAC WERE UNFAIR   Wedemeyer Takes Issue With Acheson; Says He Quit Staff Because of Policy Disagreement. —

Acheson Report At Probe Denied By Wedemeyer   Ex-U. 8. Leader In China  Backs Gen. MacArthar  On Red-Chiang Coalition

Wedemeyer Backs Mac In  Senate Hearing   Advocates Same Views as Deposed Far East Commande:

Would Bomb Red China's Bases and Blockade Coast Even [f It Meant War With Soviet Russia.

.BACKS M’ARTHUR ON BOMBING AND BLOCKADE, CHINA   WOULD ACT EVEN IF IT MEANT WAR WITH RUSSIANS

Sharp Issue over Week-End   Claims Dean Acheson Gives Committee Wrong Impression

Gen. Wedemeyer Denies Favoring  China Coalition Backs MacArthur In Denying They Ever Suagested Plan

WITNESS DENIES EVER APPEASING COMMNIST FOE   sen. Wedemeyer Backs MacArthur In Rapping Assertion They Planned  Chinese Coalition.

Wedemeyer Says Policy Unrealistic   Says We Should Bomb Chinese Bases

Wedemeyer Joins Denial of Backing Coalition in China  Interpretation of 1945 Tokyo Message Is Said Incorrect

Wedemeyer Would Risk World War   Backs MacArthur's Blockade Plan and Bombs for Chinese Bawebhivolan Bie.

Says He Would: Adopt Plans for Bombing Bases:  Blockade of China Coast Also Approved

Gen. Wedemeyer in Fighting Talk Backs MacArthur Ideas, Would Hit Manchurian Bases

Mac s Korean Views Backed By Wedemeyer  * Bombing Red China, Blockade of Coast Supported at Probe

Witness Backs  General   ‘Wedemeyer Testifies ‘ He Approves Bombing Red China’s Bases and Blockading Her Coast

For Attacking Red Bases In Manchuria   Denies He or MacArthur Ever Favored Chiang, Communist Coalition

BAKERY DRIVERS END 9-DAY STRIKE   Supplies of White Bread Expected to Start Moving Tomorrow

Firm Seeks Area Options to Open Bia Strip Mine for Fuel. Reserve

Psychoanalyst Kills Wife, Self   Bodies Found Inside Flaming Cottage

Murder-Suicide Is Verdict of Police  New York Prychoonely:t Apparently Slew Wife. “te:

Price Citations Given 4 Plants  FTC Charges County Clay Manufacturers

Senate Concurs on a Truck Bill  Vehicles Required to ~ Fravel 500 Ft. Apart

State Senate Seaf ~ Probe To Continue   Taft Says Hearings Have Turned Up Nothing Aaains? Butler

GOP WANTS T0 END HEARINGS   Monroney Seeks All Evidence In State Sena torial Campaign

Five Charged In Revolt Plot In Argentina  Arrests Come After Di Oe DI... 1.

Argentina Holds  Five in Peron Plot  Claim Plan To Kill President, Wife

5 Argentine Officers Held On Revol Count  RP... . BP an on me ee ee ee

Plot To Kill Peron, Wife Is Reported   5 Army Officers Held As Chiefs Of Conspiracy

5 ARGENTINE OFFICERS HELD IN PERON PLOT   Charge Plan to Stir Revolt, Assassinate Dictator and Wife.

Five Army Officers Arrested Tr Argentine Revolt Plot Investigated

Argentine Army Officers Arrested ‘In Alleged Plot Against Peron, Wife

9 Argentine Army Officers Arrested In Anti-Peron Plo   Detained to Determine Military Personnel Role in Revolt

Plot Marked Peron, Eva For Death    Ministry Claims ‘Wall Streeters’ Backed Plan

Five Argentine Officers — Accused of Plot to Kill Peron, Overthrow Regime

Man Who Slew 5 Gets Life Term   Jury Recommends Mercy for Ingenito

Charge Is Made Of ‘Job Selling   Senate Probe Is Asked Of Charges In Mississippi

SNOW, COLDER IS FORECAST FOR MIDWEST   DEATH TOLL CAUSED BY SEVERE WEATHER NOW EXCEEDS 200

Northern Part of Nation Feels Sting of Cold   Snow Falls in Rocky Mountain Area; Minus 20 in Peliston, Mich.

SIXTH DAY OF COLD WEATHER; MORE COMING   Chicego’s Snowfall Already Almost Equals That of “-Nermal Winter: =

Northern Areas Raked by Storms   Deaths Attributed to Wea. ther in Past Week Now. Total 206   END NOT YET SIGHTEL   Drifting Snow, Blasting Winds Plague Dakotas  . and Montana

New Snow Storm, Cold Strike Wide Areas of Nation   New York State Has Snow Ranging Up to 50 Inches

Nature losses One-Two Punch In North Area  Bad Weather. Enters  -m™> ot) @2 .*. be FF...

Deaths Attributed to Weather in Past Week Now  Total 206   Drifting Snow, Blasting Winds Plague Dakotas  and Montana

Acheson Not Too Hopefu   Says ‘West ‘Must Have "Clarification of Rus: sian Stand-on Parley.

U.S. Asks More Light On Parley  Acheson Says Russion View Needs Explaining

Clarification of Position Asked   Acheson Says Soviet Not Clear on Parley

Soviet’s Note  Confuses Trio Acheson Says West Needs Clarification

Peace Treaty Moves Into Second Round   Gromyko Holds Answer To Big Diplomatic ‘Walkout’ Question

REDS IN KOREA SHOW SIGNS OF MAKING STAND   “Very Large” Force Of Troops Promised Under Acheson Plan

Senator McCarthy, Accused Of Welching’ On $5,500 Loss In Dice Game, Denies Charge

SHOWDOWN ON TOLL HIGHWAY IS SHAPING UP   Financial Facts Are Outlined By The Underwriters

Murray Highway Program Up in Senate: Effort to Cut Out Run-Off Is Set Back

DESIUN FOR MINE STOLEN BY SPIES   RUSSIAN-MADE COPIES SAID TO HAVE KILLED YANKS OFF WONSAN,

Rangers Joi: Search For Dallas Bombers i2th Blast Damages Negro Home Near White Section

Indiana House Orders Lobby  Investigation   Public Welfare Dept. And State Deaf School Asserted Using Public Funds for Purpose

DISTRESS CALL HEARD BY PLANE   SIGNAL MAY HAVE COME FROM STRATOFREIGHTER DOWN IN ATLANTIC.

505 MAY BE FROM LOST U. S. PLANE   RCAF Craft Hears Signal While Aiding In Search

Lusty Lovers Die In Chair   ‘Lonely Hearts? Pair Pays For Murder

Lonely Hearts Lovers Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing Prison for Murder

Two Slayers Are Executed   ‘Lonely Hearts’ Lovers Put Te Death Jn Prison

Urges New Controls Law Now   Wilson Demands Congress Take Immediate Action To Toughen Law

China Army Chief Tells Peace Price   No Indication Whether Blast Is Reply to Truce-Parley Bid

AED GENERAL NoloTa Us. LEAVE KORES   No Indication That Message Was Reply to Ridgway’s “Cease Fire” Offer.

Chinese Communist Chief Threatens to Continue Unless Troops Quit Korea

Showdown Nears On State Hunting   Vote Expected Soon On Anitlerless Deer Period For Hunters

Too Thrilling! 2 Fans Collapse, Die During Broadcast of Big Game

COUNTY OVER-SUBSCRIBES DEFENSE BOND QUOTA AS $100,000 SALE REPORTED _

femperature Begins Slide ay Middlowest   Weather ourcau torecasts lor Indiana Sunday Range From Zero to Ten Above

Cold Wave Is On Its Way   Mercury Plunges In Wide Region Across Nation

—Babson’s Aythentic  Draft, Education and Welfare of Our ro ‘Country Are Inseparable © er

Message From Truman Read To Iran Senate  Report Some Iran Senators Seek To

Enemy Begins To Move . Up Reinforcements To  Make Strike At Capital

Chinese Reds Put . Pressure On Ring Threatening Seoul   UN Planes Blast Reinforcements

Communists Are Rushing Up Reinforcements Fer All Out Assault On UN Detense Are

Reds Getting Prepared To Assault City   UN Night-Flying Planes Bombard Enemy’s Convoys

‘UN Tank and Infantry Patrols Strike Out From Fortified Capital As Reds Close In To Within Four Miles; Expect Assault Soon

Prepare for — Massive Attack on Capital =‘   Only Brief Skirmishés Fought in Past 24 Hour Peried

Enemy Brings Up Reinforcements From Manchuria   Allied Fliers Blast  Truck Convove

Communists Tighten  30-Mile Sieae Ring   Chinese Reds Massing Heavy Reinforcements Fos Assault on Battered South Korean Capital

Alties Look lor Massive  Knemy Push   More Than 1,000 Communists Killed By Big Barrage

Commies Tighter Thirty-Mile Ring Around Seoul  Reds Begin Moving   Reds Begin Moving Up Reinforcements To Attack the City

Allied Patrols Striking Out From Capital   Van Fleet Regards First Phase Of Red Offensive As A Failure

Temperatures   U.N. Planes Rip Conveoys Speeding Southward to — Help Win May Day Prize

Chinese Red Hordes Poise Seoul Assault   Allied Tank Columns Lash at Massing Foe Around City

Reds Move Up Reinforcements To Attack Seoul  3,000 Enemy Trucks Roll South from Manchurian Rarder

Beef Shortage Not Worth Big Gamble By Black Marketer:   Some Slaughterers Defy Controls for Quick Profits

Organized Black Market in Beef Hasn’t Developed   ‘Flow of Cattle to ‘Packers and High Prices Have Ruled Oot the Mlamble

HAGAR RESIGNS TO ~ MOVE TO STERLING   Lawrence Water Superin. tendent to Become City Manager There

HAGAR RESIGNS TO MOVE TO STERLING   Lawrence Water Superin- tendent to Become City Manager There   TO LEAVE OCTOBER 

To Meet In Pgh. on ‘Thursday  i   Steelworkers May   Consider Treman’s   Plan fer Calling Off Stee

ClO President Recalls Meeting Of Steelworkers  Workers to Consider   Workers ta Consider President's Plea  To Call Off Strike

CIO Slates Top Level Meeting   Steel Workers May Consider  Truman Annea’

Meeting of Steel Union Leaders Raises Hope Strike May Be Called Off

Congressional Tax Writers Reject Truman Request for Quick Action on Increase

/ Suspended for Collecting Funds   Internal Revenue Mer for Wisconsin Named

Won't Alwavs Be Hot   President's Speech Will Be Broadcast. Also Televised

Newsmen Tag Along After Reds Yield   Allies Cheerful as They Depart to Renew Parley  m.. &ATAMO DMN MUS TTL

nEDG ALCEPT TEAMS ASKED BY AIDS WAY   Will Remove Kaesong Guards and Permit UN News Men to Enter.

Ridgway Sefs Terms for New Parley   Red Commander Gives Quick Answer To Allied Feeler

Enemy Obey: Edicts Set By Ridgway   20 Press Correspondents Included In Group  Taken By Allies

Reds Grucigingly Give in to Ridgway Demands  Resume Armistice Talk

Craigie, Joy Leave By Jeep For Kaesong   Three Other Official Expected To Leave Via ‘Copter; News Representatives Set

Reds Yield To Ridgway  Truce Terms   Correspondents To— Be Admitted; Agree To Remove Guards

ew Automobile To Be Placed on Sale ‘a Number of Sears-Roebuck Stores

 ‘ALLSTATE’ MODELS . . Sears-Roebuck To Sell   New Kaiser-Frazer

Defense Commander Addresses Conaress   General ike Tells Nation That European Allies Need Weapons More Than Men But Urges Some American Troops Be Sent Abroad.

Eisenhower Says European Allies Must Cooperate  Asserts U. S. Should Start Praducina Naw   Asserts U. S. Should Start Producing Now To Meet Emergency

‘Tke’ Reports To Congress   Europe Needs Some Yanks, Says General

Report Reds fo Ed OF Shotng   Indications Proposal Will Be Rejected By Allied Negotiators

Allies Still Awaiting Reply To Proposed Cease-Fire Line Offered at Last Conference

IND DIVISION STANDS FAST NEAR WONJL   Communists Attempt To Cut Between UN Forces

Zero Hour Near for Legislature  Attempt to Settle  Differences on Bi... AdAawaee Bille

Potpourri of the News ‘Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours   Gramo Gets Sheenskin

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours  (Rw The Aesnciat-d Press)   Gramp Gets Sheenskin

'Burglars Net $12,000 After Pause for Snack In Crackina Store Sate

Fresh Troops To Korea   Plan to Replace Men Long on Battle Line Ig Renorted *In MiP

Rotation Plan Set For G.Ls   Fresh Soldiers to Re. place Battle Worn Yanks in Korea

MILK PRICES TO ADVANCE JULY 1   New Orders Posted by Control Commission

Acheson Wams Of Red Threat Around World   Says Communists Have 9 Million . Men Under Arms

Dewey Labelled Dictator Over Defense Bill   New York Legislature  Passes Bill After Stormy Debate

Emergency Status To Be Effective With Signature    Unparalleled Powers  Granted to Dewey, Defense Councils

UN Seeks Inspection Behind Enemy Lines   United States. Wants to Make Sure That.Communists Do Not Build up a New Invasion Army.

U.N. Demands Right fo Check Enemy Areas  Allies Want North Korea Left Open For Inspection

NEW BUILDUP QF RED ARMY TO BE BANNED   Allies Demand Strict Inspection to Make Sure Peace Will Be Kept.

Reds Object to UN InspectionBehind Lines™  Offer 5-Point Program of Their  Own far Panca

KEEP-THE-PEACE PLAN OFFERED BY ALLIES REJECTED   Communists Offer 5-Point Plan, Termed Not Broad Enough By Joy; Question Due For Further Debate.

Would Satisfy Self No New Invasion Army Is Built During Truce   But Commies Reject 7-Point Keep-The-Peace Program And Offer A 5-Point One of Their Own

Reds Reject Joy’s Demand UN Officials Be Given Rigit to Inspect North Korea to Make Sure New Red Invasion Army Isn't Built Up

U.N. Wants Full Rights Of Inspectior  Commies Have - Own Proposals

Would Go Behind Lines As Far as Manchuria: Offers 7-Point Program

Legislators Irate Over  Small List   Investigation Of Red Atrocities Demanded Today

Bradley Claims Mac's Proposals Constituted Risk   Says Joint Chiefs Express Only Military View

Two Test Atomic Explosions That Rocked Nevada’ Undoubtedly Felt by Stalin and Red Politburo)

There's No Doubt Kremlin Also Felt the Atomic Test Blasts Which Rocked Nevad:

President Says No Cease-Fire Order ln Korea  War Action Will   War Action Will Continue Until Armistice Signing

Keep Hitting Reds, Truman  Order to UN   President Sees Continued Pressure  Speeding Armistice

Pressure On Red Forces To Continue   President Directs No Letup by UN Tinul Troee Signed

‘President to Again Ask Reduction ‘In “Tax Favors” to Oil-Gas Interests

President Truman to Ask $10 Billion Higher Taxes in Special Messaae Friday

Truman to Seek $10 Billion Tax Hike, More Later  Raise to Come From Income, Corporation And Excise Levies

Truman to Try Again at Reduction of Depletion Allowances Granted Oil

Oil Industry Depletion Allowance  AcamTarget In Truman Tax Proorar

President To Make Request In Message   $6 Billion Will Be Asked Later, Report Indicates

Truman Outlines Big Tax Request   Ten Billion Dollars in Higher Levies To Be Sought in Special Message

President To Request 10 Billions   Chief Executive Will Present Message To Congress On Friday

Truman Again Will Ask Reduction In Special Oil. Gas Tax Deductions

Truman fo Ask 10-Billion Tax Increase Friday   Program Bared In Meeting at White House

President to Ask 10 Billion in New Tayes   druman. Will. Deliver His Special Message to Congress » Friday; Will: Request  Six - Billion Later’ .

Oil and Gas Tax a Target   Truman Will Again Ask Congress to Lowe! Special deductions

Quick Action On Tax Bill Expected   Final-Clearance Of New Bill Due By Conaress

Senate Awaits House  On Tox Increase Bill ¢5 7292 000.000 Measure Expected   $5,732,000,000 Measure Expected To Get Final OK in Both Chambers

Signal Is Given For Quick Action   Administration Leaders Seek ‘One-Two Puncl           $5,732, 000; 000 Tax increas For Triman 

Administration s ‘One-Two’ Tax Blow Due Today   House, Senate Both Set to Pass Increase  Of $5,732,000,000

Administration Leaders Signal for Quick Actio  Final Okay Taken for Granted  On Measure to Increase Taxes

Tax Boost Is Due fo Clear Final Hurdle   Both Houses Speed ‘Up Action Measure To Increase Levies By Six Billions

House Refuses To Accept Tax Compromise Bil   New Conference Demanded; Congres: Recéss.in Doubt

Ask Quick Action On Tax Boost   Called “Most Reckless Spending Spree In History,” by Martin

Signal Is Given For Quick Action Oia New Tax Hike   Administration Leaders Seek One-Two Punch In House and Senate For Clearing Record $5,732,000,000 Tax Increase For Truman

Quick Passage Signals Called 0 Tax Increase  Rejection Asked  Ry Lah Ar f aanarc

WHITE HOUSE UNLEASHES ITS COUNTER DRIVE   Declares Gen. MacArthu: Apologized For Formosa Statement.

Morning Final:          Promise to Explain ‘Basic Differences’   Joint Chiefs Will Tell Eull Story to Congress, Administration Says

CONTROVERSY RAGES OVER WAKE REPOR'      Joint Chiefs Offer To Tell Probers Of Differences

Defense Department Says Korean War Being Carried Out According to Their Views, Hints They Will Challenge MacArthur’s Statements

CONGRESS TO GET oTOnY OF OTAFF GHIEFS   Differences With MacArthur Will Be Told to Two ° Committees.

White House Opens Attack On MacArthur   Truman’s Aides Seek to Discredit Views of General

General's Statement  Challenged   Wake Island Report Causes Stir In Washington

Panels to Hear Ditterences on Far Kast Stand   White House Ready To Cut Ground From Mae’s Supporters

Non-Defense Use Of Aluminum Cut   Scrap Steel and Iron Prices Rolled Back

CHIEF IS JAILED IN SLAYING CASE   Murdev Charge Made Against Him Afler Slaying Of Two Soldiers——Claims Self-Defense.

“IN HIGHEST TRADITION  State Youth Who Tried to Be Marine at 12 Killed

HEARING ON PROPERTY TAX CEILING PLAN   Propose Low to Let Local Governments Decide Rate Ceilings,

Trio at Morrisville Have A Combined Service Period : of 42 Years   ALL FAVOR  SEWERS

KSA. Ringe . 6g eagpeaniNe tac BURNS ARE FATAL TO GREENVILLE MAN

Truman-MacArthur Meeting Tosnorrow Appears Unlikely   No Plan for Pair to Get Together Unless _ President Takes Lata Actian   Top British Army Man in Japan Backs Up MacArthur   Lieut. Gen. Robertson Supports Proposal To Bomb Red China Bases in Manchuria

No Plans For Meeting... . ee NE + 2 ie  Truman Avoiding Deposed General

MacArthur Not Expected To Meet Truman  For Conference Of Two Men

U. §. Asks Russia Join West's Plans For Arms Session   Revised Proposals Slated As Compromise Offer Tn Saviat Tismana

Jessup Urges — Russia to Join Arms Program   General Assembly Agrees To Consider Reds’ Spy Charge

Soviets Asked To Jom Talks   New U.S. Disarming Plans Tailor-Made for Reds

U. 5. Urges Soviets To Cooperate   Russian People Benefit Also, Asserts Jessup

SOUTH PLAINS LINT SUFFERS HAIL BEATING   $1,500,000 Worth Of Cotton Lost In Heavy Storm

Two Accidents Over Weekend; Cars Damaged   Autos Collided At New Cally; Truck Left Road

Two Accidents Over Weekend; Cars Damaged   Autos Collided   Autos Collided At New Cally: Truck Left Road

Meat Handlers Cancel Strike  ClO Union, However, To Set Date Today

First Charge to Be at Harlan—  Hotel Manager 20 Years To Realize Drearr Of Becoming Pastor in the Episcopal Churck

Action Speeded On New Levies   New Income Taxes May Show on Pay Checks Beainnina September

Presiden! of U. W. Assembly Hopeful  Seys Kereaa Cease Fire Wouldn't I's Teo Difficul

Army Plarining to Hire, Non-Striking Stevedores  New Maneuver to Move War Cargo From New York's Paralyzed Harbor

Reds Are Reported Building Up Forces To Launch Two New Drives in Korea

U.N. Troops Gain In East, Dig in On Western Line   Reds Building Up in Arc Northeast and North of Seoul

Enemy Troops Mass for Drive Toward Seoul   U.N. Forces Gain 3 Miles in East: Other Areas Quiet

In West, Allies Dig In for New Chinese Drive   Movement Back Of Communist Lines Continual

Advance Three Miles on East Korean Front   Dig in To Meet Expected Communist Offensive Along Western Sector

Reds Building Forces for New Drive on Seoul  Dispatches Report Stiffer Resistance

Battle Front Quiet   Allied Forces Advance In East and Prepare In West for Expected Communist Offensive

New Attack Expected on West Front   ‘Most of Battleline Quiet  With Action Limited to   Probing Patrols; 2-Way Assault Forecast

Allies Gird for New Red Drive In Seoul Area   South Koreans Advance 3 Miles on East Front, Setve Inie

Red Threat Builds Up In West   Allies Get Set to Meet Expected Assault North Of Seoul; ROK Forces  Advanera an Bact Front

Shadow- BoxingBy Chinese in Korea   Most of the Front Sectors Now iet; Some Rest ess Patrols   DIG IN FOR ATTIACK

ALLIES DIG IN ON WESTERN FRONT   U.N. Troops Gain 3 Miles On Eastern Front  AMERICANS   Bomb Air Strips At Sariwon, Sinmak: One Yank Plane Shot Down

Allies Advance In East, Expect Red Offensive   Inje Taken Without Firing a Shot: Buildup Noted

United Nation Units j in West Plan for Drive   Light Opposition Met by Troops In March Northward; Assault Expected

Reds Poised For Another Offensive   Allies Dig in on West Front to Meet It; Continue Advance in East

 Prepare For Red Attack On West Line   U.N. Troops Shove Ahead Three Miles In Eastern Section Of Korea

ALLIES AWAIT EXPECTED NEW RED OFFENSIVE   REPORT BUILDUP OF ENEMY FORCES ON THE WESTERN FRONT

Dig in to Meet Expected Red Thrust in West: Front Quiet Except for Probing Patrols

Allied Force Shoves Ahead In East Zone   Patrols Active, With Red Buildup For New Offensive Reported .

REDS ON AAOVE BEHIND THEI FRONT LINE:   Ailfes Gain in East. but Dig Ir on West to Meet Any Enemy Attack.

UN Troops Move Ahead 3 Miles On Eastern Front   Prepare for Expected Red Drive in West

3-Mile Gain By Allies On East Front   Communists Expectec To Launch New Drive On U_N. in West

U. N. Troops Prepare for Red Assaulf   Push Aheed in East, Dig in Along West Where Offersive Expected Seer

UN Troops Push Ahead 3 Miles  Red Forces Mass In Are North Of Seoul

U.N. Troops DigIn To Meet Expected Red Drive in West   On Eastern Front South Koreans Shove Ahead Three Miles

Reds Poised To Attack; Allies Dig In   Buildup Indicating   Buildup Indicating Two-Pronged Drive; Seoul Seen Target

Ominous Quiet Believed Hiding Troop Buildups   Allied Warplanes Keep Blasting at Red Supply Lines

ALLIES PREPARE FOR NEXT DRIVE BY RED FORGES   Communists Expected To Make Attack Or Western Front In Korea—Seou! Braces Lines.

Front Quiet But Restless, Only Patrols On Move   Communists Appear Regrouping In Form Of Arc And Concentrating Most 20 Miles North Of Seoul.

ALLIES GAIN 3 MILES ON EAST FRONT   South Koreans Advance North of Parallel 38 Without Opposition, Enter Town of Inje.   » ALLIES BRACE FOR ATTACK IN WEST   Seoul Believed Threatened as Enemy Masses Troops Behind Smoke Screen for New Drive.

U.N. Troops Push Ahead Three Miles   Gain on East Front Dig in on West te Meet Red Offense

Allies Dig In To Meet Expected Red Offensive    Most Of Front Quiet: Continual Movement Back Of Communist Lines 

Continual Me ovement Behind Red Lines  Allied Troops Shove Ahead Three Miles On East Front

Reds Get Ready For Offensive   Allies Advance Three Miles As Chinese Build Up Troops For. Assault

UN Troops Await New Red Attack   Enemy Forces Mass Northeast Of Old Capital

U.N. Shoves Aheac 3 Miles In East; Dig In At West   Reds Build Up For Possible Drive On Seoul

Allies Brace for Expected Commie Drive   Shove Ahead in East, String Wire and Set Booby Traps in West ‘oe PUSSELT, BRINES

South Koreans Advance Three Miles in East  Communists Believed Building Up for New Drive on Seoul

United Nations Troops Advance on East Front   In West Allies Dig ir to Await a New Red Thrust Into Korea

Red Offensive Builds Above  Seoul Front   ROKs Advance In WNaveth Maran Thrae

Allies Gird For aNew Red Drive   “A. Two-Pronged Attack on Seoul ts Believed to  Re Ruildina Un

Reds Build Up lor Renewal  Ot Offensive   Allies Expeet Head-on Smash at Torn SeoulUN Planes Continue Bie Aerial Campaign

Allies Grab Three Miles In The East   GIs Dig In In West To Meet Expected Enemy Push

Dig In to Prepare Fox Red Counter-Attack Aimed At Seoul Area   Loudspeakers Urge Commies to Hold   Enemy Losses Thursday Estimated At 2,565. U. S. Jet Is, Shot Dow:

U.N. Forces Keep Up Push In Korea War   Eastern Advance Set At 3 Miles; Patrols On Move

RED TROOPS MASS IN TWO SECTORS NORTH OF TOWN   Chinese Suffer Heavy Casualties In Sharp Patrol Clashes; American Shooting Star Jet Shot Down As Yanks Continue Air Raids.

South Koreans Gain Three Miles  On Eastern Front   Superforts Bomb Enemy Supply Lines Leading From Pyongyang Renew Raids on Red Airfields

Mrs. G. B. Shaw's Will Would Refine Blarney Stone and Aid Culture of Irish

FIREMEN RESCUE lod) FROM BLAZING 6-STORY BUILDING   One Woman Perishes, All Others Brought to Safety From Apartment in Oakland, Calif.   ABSENCE OF HYSTERIA PROBABLY CUTS TOLL   [Blaze Starts in Lobby and Sweeps to the Roof — Hallways Choked With  Smoke,

ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL LIVE STOCK EXPOSITION LAUNCHED IND cHIcacec

STRIKE ORDERED BY. WESTERN UNION      Nationwide Walkout ‘Callec for July 2 in Wage Boost Battle

Western Union Strike Called   Nationwide Walkout Of 35,000 Workers Called For July 2

ATOMIC TEST PROVES A DUT   Circuit Failure Blacks Out Planned -Blast

GOP Controls Ohio Legislature   Daniels Named To Five Committees

Ohio Legislature Starts to Work   Lawmakers Sworn in At Opening Session

Number Of Committees  Is Reduced  Lawmakers Take  Oaths Of Office

State GOP Cuts Number Of Committees   Paulding Man Named House Message Clerk

Republicans Take Control Of Assembly   Streainlined Plan For Organization Is Presented Rady

GOOD WEATHER HOLDS   Forecaster Will Not Make Prediec: tion for Saturday

Labor. Leaders. ReadyToName Men On Board.   Policy he Group’ Meets ° Tomorrow. And Draw. Up. ‘Agency ‘Rosters

IRAN HAS GIVEN OIL COMPANY AN ULTIMATUM   British Owners Have Six Days Ts “Caonearata”’

Six-Day Deadline Set in Oil Fight  fran Worns British On Cooperation

Army Chief Fears Red Move Soon   Sees 3rd World War Not Far Off; Soviet Buildups are Cited

Declares War May Sfart at Any Moment’   Secretary of Army Frank C. Pace Paints Darkening Picture of World Situation,

‘Army Secretary Warns That U.S. May Be Fighting Third World War Soon

Army Head Sees Danger Of Invasions   Collins, Perkins Testify In Secret On Foreign Aid

Army Secretary Wars of New Soviet War Threa   Sees Possible Attack  In Yugoslavia, Iran

[Russia May Pounce on Iran or Tito ‘Any Moment, Army Secretary Warns

Says Soviet Attack On Iran or Yugoslavie May Be Imminent  ae ee ae. ae

Yu 50 s lavia, Iran Called Danger Spots   Austin Says UN Would Go To Rescue Of Nation Under Attack

Secretary Of Army Warns Of New Danger   Says U.S. May Re Fighting World War At Any Moment

Secretary Pace Warns Senators Russ Attack OnIran May BeImminent   Labor Blasts Controls Bill And Offers To Back HST If He Vetoes It: Deadline Nears

Liquor Racketeer Inquiry Launched   Government Gives Signal for Wider Investigation of Tax Scandals

Legalized Bingo Sought  State’s Financial Problems Near Solution in Legislature

Wall Collapses, Kills 13 Children  29 More Hurt Trying To Escape Gale Wind

Girls Injured In Dover Traffic  Leg Broken When She Runs Into Car

Tentative Naval Accord Reached By Pact Nations  Set To Adopt Garand   Set To Adopt Garand As Standard Rifle

Naval Brigade Plan Advances   Way Cleared to Appoint American Admiral

CHANNEL FIRE BRIGADE SOON TO BE FORMED   5-Nation Naval Unit To Guard British Ports Planned

Atomic Warheads Vested  U.S. Producing H-Bomb Explosive, AEC Report Says

U. S. Produces Quantities of Explosive for Hydrogen-Bomb   AEC Hints That It Has Tested Warheads for Atomic Artillery Shells  R.- Tharrall Garwond

4 British Ports Crippled by New Dock Walkout   Meanwhile Railroad Strike Threatens to Spread Over Nation

Bolivian Police Fire on Rebels  Youth Killed; 20 Rioters Arrested —

American Sabre Jet Aces Are So Good They Have Spoiled Their Own Rotation Hopes In Korea

Ail Sabre Jet Leaders Are Aces; Too Good to Be Sent Out of Korea

‘Can't All Go Home  uss Jet Aces So Good They ‘Spoil Hopes for Rotation

Mundt Asserts Russia Gave $2,500 To Institute Of Pacific Relations

Documents Show Reds Contributed To The Institute Of Pacific Relations   Senator Mundt Disclosed That Seized Papers Reveal That Kremlin Gave $2,500;  Secretary-General Explains.

Documénts Seized In Senate Security Raid Indicate. Tie Between Russians, Institute

 Mundt Opens Up Seized Documents Indicate  Laree Russian Contribution

Seized Papers Reveal Russia  Paid Institute  M’Carthy A gent Says Money  Donated Ta Ameorisnn Cina

W Arthur Rides in Gigantic Parade,  Part of ‘Loyalty Day’ Demonstration

MACARTHUR IN LOYALTY DAY PROCESSION   General, Back From Midwest, Heads ‘Anti-red Parade In New York City.

M’Arthur Heads Anti-Red Parade Up Fifth Avenue   New York Stages Biggest ‘Loyalty Day’ Celebration in Histor

Floods, Winds Sweep Kansas  Damage To Crops, Property In Millions

Liner Hurtles into New Jersey River   Wing Tore Off Minutes After Takeoff; Pilot Fought To Avoid Hitting Homes

‘Wing Tore Off Minutes After Takeoff; Pilot Fouaht To Avoid Hittina Homec

Japanese Treaty-Signing Conference At San Francisco In September Scheduled

Signing of Jap Peace Treaty Set for Sept. 4   About 50 Nations To Be Invited to San Francisco Meet

Jap Treaty Signing Set  For ’Friseo   Conference On West Coast To Be Held  . Mee - Mer, PGey . See ele, BAe ae

Signing Conference Tenta tively Set to Open September 4   Sessions in San Francisco Expected to Last Four Days

Plan Japanese Treaty. Signing Talks Sept. 4  - 50 Nations Invited to Conference to Bre. Held at San Francicco.

Will Confer On Jap Peace Treaty  Signing Conference Tentatively Set to Open September 4  INVITE FIFTY NATIONS  Sessions in San Francisco Expected to Last Four Days   INVITE FIFTY NATIONS

Japanese Peace Treaty Conference Starts Sept. 4   50 Nations Will Be Asked to Meet At San Francisco

Mae Didn’t Slip Quietly In Back Way   Million Persons Roar Weleome

Estimate Million People Welcome The MacArthurs   Clamoring, Unruly Crowd Fills Streets, Of San Francisco  After Plane Arrive:

Nobody Can Run Over UN  Forces in Korea——Bradiey   Head of Joint Chiefs of Statt Thinke Daara Tallke Mav Re Racumed

U.N. Capable Of Stopping Any Attack, General Says; Reds Silent On New Talks

Allies Can Win Fighting War, Bradley Says   Morale Found High In Eighth Army

SAYS DOOR IS STILL OPEN FOR TRUCE TALKS   ‘They Won’t Run Over Us,” General Says After Inspection

Reds Can't  Overrun UN,  Says Bradley Doesn't Rule Out Kaesong Site

BRADLEY SAYS TALKS MIGHT BE RESUMED   “Don’t Think Communists Can Hurt,” ’ Says General  ALLIES   Capable Of Fighting War To Successful -End, Chief Declares

Staff Chief Says UN Too Strong To Be Overrur   American Sabre Pilots Shot Down 6 Red Jete In Fierce Air Battles

No One Can Run Over UN, Claims U.S. Top Brass   JCS Chairman Does Not Rule Out. Peace Hope

US Sabres Down 6 More Red Jets   Bradley Says UN Has Power to Stop Foe, Hopes for Talks

UN Forces Ready, Says Gen. Bradley  Power Sufficient To Hold Korea;  ~~ Hones for Peace

—CE ASE-FIRE— UN Armies Not Giving Any Ground  Bradley Pleased With Incnectian

Truce Talks Bog Down in  New Deadloek   Ridgway Accused Of ‘Stalling’ by Peiping Radio

Attempts to Resume Korean Peace Talks Again Deadlocked  Reds Accuse Ridgway Of Stalling, Refuse  To Discuss Conditions

——— AGAIN Communists Accuse Ridgway Of Stalling In Ceasefire Talks

New Deadlock ‘Exists Over Tre Talks   Communists Charge General Ridgway With “Conspixacy of Stalling” as Liaison Officers Meet.

Deadlock Stiffens In Parley Efforts   Reds Accuse Ridgway Of ‘Stalling Conspiracy Afte r Officers Meet

3rd Meeting Fails To Get Results   Reds Indicate They’re Ready For Negotiations

PEIPING CHARGES RIDGWAY “STALLS ON TRUCE TALKS   ‘Attempts Ta Revive CeaseFire Parley At Kaesong Stil Deadlocked

Third Liaison Officers’ Parley Ends Deadlocked   In Korea Fourteen Red-Made Planes Damaaed by Allies

Increase In Power Rates  Next Monday   10 Per Cont Boost Tn Area Authorized By Utility Commission

Grand Jury Opens Here On Friday   Jurist’s Aides Ave Named Iu Westin Order >

WESTIN SIGNS ORDER FIXING DATE OF PROBE   Sift Of Fraud Charge: To Get Under Way At 1-30 P. M.

Call-Up of Air Force Volunteer Reserves Begins   The New Build-up Of Manpower Will Bring 150,000 Men  Intn Aetiva Matter

First Call To Airmen   About 80,000 Reserves Into Service Under AF Buildup Program 

Duty Calls to Air Volunteer Reserves Out   Air Force Manpower Goal Of 150,000 Guardsmen,  Air Reserve Personnel

Active Duty Calls Are Starting to Go to Thousands Of Reservists in Big Air Force Build-Up Program

Owners and Union Plan Meeting   Move for Parley Follows Talk With Federal Official

Volcano Toll. Estimate Drow  " Hibok Hibok Seill Spouts Flame, Lava *

TEXTILE STRIKE FRONT HOLDING   Union Makes Preparations For Long Stay From Work — Strike May Spread To Georgia.

Strikers Prepare For Long Siege   Union Is: Ready To Stick It Out

Chapman Desires Action on Seaway   Only Way to Meet Iron Ore Demands

Chapman Endorses Waterway   Give Seaway Highest Priority, Is Plea Of Secretary Of The Interior

Seaway Project Backer Cites Iron Ore Need  Steel Capacity Hike Changes Situation, Chapman States

—SEAWAY— Says Steel Mills Need Water Route  Could ‘Bring In More Iron Ore

$91.6 BILLION TOTAL  Appropriations To Cos   $636 for Every Person

Polio-Ill Youth Won't Make Trit   Hospital Where Boy Was lo be Taken Is Now Overcrawded

Red Gunners Knock Out Twe Allied Tanks   ), N. Armored Group Thrusts Into Enemy Hill During Snowfall

Chinese Form New Defense: Lines at Han   GI Tank Columns Rip Into Last Red  Units Below Capital

Three Armies Plunge Deep Into Final Red Line Before Capital   Terrific Slaughter Of Reckless Defenders Piles Up More Than 50,000 Dead And Wounded.

U.S. Hopeful For Solution To Oil Crisis   American Leaders Propose Opening Fuel Flow

PLAN TO BREAK DISPUTE ON OIL APPEARS BRIGHT   -remier Mossadegh Interested In American Suggestion To Open Flow Of Oi! To West.

Reaction fo American Plan Indicates Iran And Britain May Solve Dispute Over Oil

Hopes Of Iran Oi Settlement Rises  Mossadegh Prolon Visit For New lat ly

Hopes Grow In lran Oil Tiff   American Plan May Open Oil Flow To Western Nations

Tran Oil Issue: Solution Seen  With U. S. Play   Premier Reported To Be Interested, Visit In Capital Prolonged

Reaction To 2-Step American Plan Buoys Hopes Of Iranian Settlement

UN Troops Within 2 Miles Of Reputed Red Headquarters   Enemy May Make Last-Ditch Stand Before Town;  Allies Capture Towering Mt. Taemi Without Ficht

ENEMY LOSES 33,000 MEN ING DAYS   British Forces Are Within 5 Miles Of Hongchon   Making Stand At Highway Center: Counterattack Expected By Allies

Advance Within ) Miles of Key Red Stronghold   British Empire Units Spearhead Relentless Push of U.N. Forces

TROOPS BATTER REDS DEFENDING KEY STRONGHOLD   Spearhead Reaches To Within Five Miles Of Hongchon — Other Forces Near  38th Parallel.

Three Sectors Hit In Three Pronged Assault By Allies   Red Rear-Guard Fighting Stiffens, Hinting Of Last-Ditch Communist Stand Near Hongchon

Allies Look For Battle A Hongchon   Comiaunisis Likely To Make Last-Diteh Stand For Center

Heart of Chinese Resistance under Heavy UN Attack   Last Ditch Hongchon Stand Anticipated as Rear Guard Troops Stiffen Fighting

3-Pronged Spearhead Drives On   Allied Troops Near Hongchon; Casualties Of Enemy In Six Days Put At 33.000

Expect Firm’ Red Stand  At Hongchon   Red Resistance Builds Up For Counterattack

ALLIED TROOPS STAB DEEP INTO RED TERRITORY   Advance Is Deepest Made So Far by  American Forces

Allies Smash Reds In Push On Road Hub   Resistance Stiffens As Enemy Is Driven ‘Back Near Hongchon

U.N. Troops Hurl Three-Way Attack At Heart of Red Resistance in Koree   Allied Forces Reported Within 5 Miles of Hongchon

Allied Offense Again Nearing 38th Parallel   Rear-guard Action Indicates Stand Later Is Likely

Allied Advance Crunches Ahead In Korea   Troops Within Five Miles of Hongchon On Central Front

3-Way Push Closing in on Hongschon   Chinese, Fighting Rear Guard Action, 5tiffen As Allies Come Close To Supply Center

HURL 3-PRONG SPEARHEAD AT KEY RED CITY   Communists May Fight Te Retain Control Of Staging Area

‘Expecting Last Ditch Stand   At One Point   Toll Runs Up To 33.000 Since Killer Offensive Opened Six Days Ago

Spearhead Near Hongchon Where Reds Stiffening   Last-Ditch Stand By Communists Being Expected.

Three-Prong Push Drives For Chinese Installations   Counterattack Due From Staging Area  As Enemy Regroups

Allies Stab Near Major Enemy Base   3-Pronged Assault Carries Within Five  Miles Of Hongchon

U. N. Spearhead Aimed at Red Assembly Point  Hongchon Menaced By Steady Advance Of Allied Forces

Allies Hurl 3-Pronged Drive (nto Red Lines   Stiffening Resistance on Center Hints Reds Pian Last-Ditch Stand Before Hongchon, But Enemy Suddenly Collapses on the Right Flank

Chest Elects New Directors   Plan February Meeting to Elect Officers of Group

Crehan Steps Out, Blasts Cenedella   Worcester District Attorney To Continue Fight for Job: Judge Quits Ahead of Ruling

Cenedella Hails Crehan‘s . Resignation as “Supervisor”   Worcester. D. A. Says: "They'll ‘Never Get Me Out of Office So Lona As Thev Live’! .

Renin Cieiie, tick. aneenciimmnane, CHANNEL SWIMMER FAILS ON ROUND TRIP TRY

Cohen Wants Peaceful Life  California Gambler  Acke Arizana Waleam,

PUBLISHER DENIES UNFAIR BOOK SALES   Douglas M. Black, Double. day Head, Upholds Book Club Deals — No Unfair Competition, He Says

Conduct Second Hearing On Teachers’ Salary Bill   ESS PROPOSE BILL TO AID WIVES OF SERVICEMEN

125 Member Charleston Group to Protest Proposed U. S. 60 Hiahway Move

Hope To Finish Tax Bill Today   House Vote Seen Possible Next Week

House Blocks Repeal of Property Tax.   12-12 Vote Blasts Hopes Of Getting Measure Off Books

Property Tax Repeal Runs Into Parliamentary Block   Gasser Gets Mixed Up On Vote

Margiotti Expected To Resign  Dent Says He H   Dent Says He Has Learned Margiotti Will Quit, ‘Within Next 24 Hours’ ’ *

Margiottt Expected To Resign   Dent Says He Has Learned Margiotti Will Quit, ‘Within Next 24 Hours’

DATE OF ATOM TESTS (S$ NEAR   Issue Warnings on Talk, Plane Flights In Las Vegas Area

Las Vegas May Get New Bomb TestsSoon   Nevada Resort Area Buzzes With Excitement

NEVADA BADLANDS TEST DRAWS NEAR   Security Is Tightened by . Army Intelligence

Lightning Destroys Two Barns   Hailstones Strip Trees, Level Corn

BUILDINGS ARE FIRED; CROPS ARE SHREDDED   Record-Sized Hail Stones Bombard Some Areas; Two Inches Of Rain

U.S. Supports 45-Unit Army For Continent   Eager To Have Plan Ready For Meeting Of Ceuncil Next February

U.S. Throws Weight Behind Europe Army   Leaders Termed Eager To Get Ball Rolling On Defense

US Puts Weight Behind Army Plat   Is Eager To Have Treaty Ready For Next Council Meet

U.S. Pushes Plans For 43-Division European Army; Aim To Restore Germany To Power, Win Co-Operatiot

Fort Davis School  Seeks Bonds for  Vocational Dep‘t Community is Asked te  Prepare to Ballot on €9oF AAA 6... .. a ee -

BUILDING PROGRAM FOR FORT DAVIS SCHOOLS IS PROPOSED   Mile High Club Program I: Devoted To Discussion Of Additions

Would-Be French War-Bride Arrives In U. S., Learns Fiance Is In Korea

U. S. ‘Secret Service Becomes Permanent :  Government Agency After 86 Years ‘Service:

State Senators Kill ‘Little TVA’ Power Program  Proposal Rejected 26 to 6; Hospital Inspection Asked

Enemy Troops Strike Back At U.N. Advance   Last Mountain Barriers To ‘lron Triangle’ Are Taken

Allied Drive On Kumhwa Halted;  mewemeeirsmrie? SFA AInRA   Communist Staging Violent Resistance At “lron Triangle”

Tax Writers Believe Administration Will Back Down on Taxe:  we   Expect Snyder to Report Extra $6 Billion Not Needed

Princess Elizabeth, Prince To Visit United States If Invitation Offered

Bee £8688 6.8 eS  Princess Elizabeth, Prince To Visit ‘United States If Invitation Offered

CATHOLIC SCHOOL PLANS EXERCISES   Delone Will Graduate 11C At Commencement June  <r, F. €, MeQuoge Fordham, To Speak

Iran Threatens To Sell Russia Big Oil Supply   Western Powers Given Ten Days To Take Products From Storage Tanks

Buy Now, or Reds Get Oil, Tran Threat   Western Nations Given 1Q Days to Make Anv Deals

Iran Threatens To Offer fo Sell Oil fo Russia   West Told to Buy In 10 Days If It Wants Oil

lranians Set Deadline On Sale of Oil   ‘West Gets First Chance, Then Offer WIE Go to Reds

CUT IN SPENDING, INCREASED TAXES SEEN A NECESSITY   O'Mahoney, Economic Group Chairman, Savs Sieps Must Be Taken If Inflation Is Defeated.   U. 8. ECONOMY SEEN AS FREEDOM RULWARK   Deadlock on Federal Econ. omy Relieved Broken by House-Senate Conference Committee.

Senator Urges Higher Taxes, Less Spending   O'Mahoney Would Bal ance Budget, Halt Inflation

Less U.S. Spending, Additional Taxe: To Whip Inflation Sought By Senato:

Corruption Described  By O'Dwyer   Alleges He Sat On ‘Powder Keg’ As N. Y. Mavor

Daydreaming at Desk Pays Off; Tinean ‘Without Tin Will Shake World Market

Pa. Town Water Supply Vanishes Due To Ice Jam  Columbia’s Burgess   Greatest Fear Is Fire

Water Everywhere, But None To Drink  Columbia, Pa., Faces Dire Cituatian Ac River

[Theis Faucets Closed  ce Jam Shuts Off Water  Supply of Pennsyloania Town

Dire Water Emergency In Columbia, Pa.   Mammoth Ice Jam Hinders River Town; Fire Greatest Fear

Ice Jam Creates Water Emergency  Susquehanna River Area Frozen Solid

MOVE TO PEG CHERRY PRICE:   Growers Will Appeal Tc U. S. ‘Ag’ Department For Parity Prices

Russia to Resume Debt Dickering   Talks on Settlement to Be Resumed in Washington Jan. 15.

Payoff Coming?  Russia Offers to Resume Lend-Lease Settlement Talks

Russia Dirzzlac  iua 77 wa  U. 5. by Offer of War Debis jaik:  Move to Settle   Move to Settle Lease-Lend Bill Made Nov. 25

Russians Offer To Settle Bil   Lend-Lease Account Offer Is Puzzler To U.S. Officials

Red Move To Pay War Debt Surprises U.S  Negotiations Set To Start Jan. 15

RUSSIA WILLING TO SETTLE LEND-LEASE   Ready To Resume Negotiations To Settle $11-Billion Stin On Books

Senate Okay: $113 Million Tax Package   Longest Deadlock In Commonwealth’s Legislative History Marked by Issue

Requir ed 349 Days of Oratory  Battle of Budget Is Over in Legislature

Battle Over.the Budget and Taxes In Pennsylvania Reported As About Over

ALLIES PRESS AGAINST FOES ALONG FRONT   Chinese Fight Back To Hold Control  Of Reservoir

America Alone As Co-Sponsors Fail to Appear   Support From Other ‘Nations Expected Later

Condemnation s Modified To Gain Greater Backing   Austin Acts on Own Against Peiping as Some Nations Balk

Barb at China Eased to Gain U.N. Support   Austin Introduces Formal Action Alone As Co-Sponsors Balk

AUSTIN URGES QUICK ACTION ON PROPOSAI   Far East Group Led By India Reluctant To Go Along.

2 MODIFIED TD GET MORE UN oPONSORD   Members Fear Condemnation of Red Regime May Start War fll.

UN DELEGATE URGES ACTION ON AGGRESSOR   Punitive Measures Not Demanded _ In Charge 7

Resolution Backed Only by America   Orders Aggressors To Quit Fighting And Leave Korea

U.S. Demand U.N. Censure Red Chinese   Resolution Careful to Avoid Use of Term ‘Aqqressor'

Gardner Resigns From High Cour!   Cifief Justice Post Goes To Livinaston

‘Ed _ Livingston Is Appointed Chief Justice   Gardner, Ill For More Than Two Years, Resigns; Vacancy Unfilled

Reds Fight ‘To Maintain Escape Road   Allied Patrols Ranging Deep Behind Lines

UN Probes New Enemy Main Line   Reds Are Withdrawing  Toward Wonson As Allies Advance

Reds Fight To Protect ‘Triangle Escape Road  Allied Columns Reach Out from Two Directions

Allied Columns Drive Toward Red Stronghold  Chinese Make Deep Retreat In West Sector

C-82 Explodes In Mid-Air, Ten Perish  — Plying Box Car Fa is ins art, Cr ashe:

10 Die in Crash of C-82 Plane      Air Force Box Car Explodes in Texas

C-82 FALLS APART IN MID-AIR, 10 DIE   Plane Explodes Qver City in Texas, Crashes, Then Burns

Flying Boxcar Explodes; Ten Aboard Killed  Wreckage Scattered For Mile And Half

(-82 Explodes And Crashes; 10 Killed  Flying Boxcar Disinte grates Over Texas Town, Folle In Pasture

Texans Watch Ship Explode High in Sky   C-82 Flying Box Car Burns After Falling Near New Boston

NEW COLD ON THE WAY   Mercury Due to Drop over the State Starting . Tonight

Temperatures Moderating   Late Shoppers Get Break As Kansas Weather Lets Up

Demands Neutrality Guarantees Be Made Stronger By Commies   UN Spokesman Sees No Chance Of Resumption Before Thursday, Even If Reds Do Comply.

BOYLE AGREES TO INCOME TAX RETURN CHECK   Book Altering By Lithofold Firm  ‘Is Investigated

Gabrielson Will Be Questioned on RFC Contacts   Subcommittee to Call G.O.P. Chairman Next Thursday

KAISER RESCUES BRIDE IN LAKE   industrialist Races in Speed: , beat to Overturned C'paft

HENRY J. KAISER RESCUES HIS BRID   RACES TO HER SIDE IN SPEEDBOAT AFTER SHE, IS SPILLED INTO LAKE.

These Days  By GEORGE EB. SOKGLSKY   THE RETURN OF HENAY WALLACE

Refail Meat Price Lids In Effect Today  Price Tags Will   Price Tags Will Not Show General Reductions; Some ltame Inerancad

Butchers Shift Price of Beef   Some Cuts Cheaper, Others Are Higher Under New Ceilings

Stores Tell Of Difficulty In Price Shit  Beef-Cut Costs   Beef-Cut Costs Altered; Some Dealers Moan

Amid Much Bee Beefing  Beef Prices Shifted to Meet New Regulations

Air Force Has Explosive Power Greater  Than All In Past Combined, Experts Sa

New Explosives Pack Terrific Power for U. S.   Destruction Beyond Comprehension Waits Enemy, Say Officials

‘lamers Say U.S. Holding Great Nlosive Power Ready if Attack Hits

American Air Power Set To Blast Russia   Reds Are Told Attack To Mear  Devastation

SSUNFOWDER TO ATOMIC POWER  Military Planners Say Air Force Has Top Destructive Explosives

USAF Has Explosive Power Greater Than All Explosions From Start to Hiroshima

[Destructive Power of Air Force ‘Now Greatest in Nation’s History

Beyond Comprehension  U. S. Military Planners Tell Of Greatest Explosive Power

Explosive Power tm U.S. Military none Greatest tt All History, Russia Wearnee

' Vastly- enhanced Destructive Ferce for Strategic Air Gommand .  IU. S. Air Force Packs Unbelievable Power

SAY AIR FORCE HAS EXPLOSIVE THAT TOPS ALL   Claim Power Greater Thar All Blasts Before  Hiroshima

Striking Power of U. S. Air Force Is Beyond Belief   Can Hit Enemy With Tremendous Explosive Power

U.S. Develops a Blast More Powerful Than Combined Explosions of All Time

U.S. Power Greatest In All History   Hint Is Given Even Atomic Bomk Is Now Obsolete 

The Weather   More Terrible Thon Atomic Bomb?  US. Develops New Explosive

New Power Explosive Is Reported   Military Planners Say Weapon Is_ Greatest Since Invention of Gunpowder  Tons A. ——   U. S. Officials Claim Destruction Would Surpass Hiroshima

U. 8S. Has Greatest Explosive Power   -Planners Say It Now Exceeds ‘All Blasts Before Hiroshima

Military Claims Air Force Has Frightful Power  Officials Say U. 5. Can Hurl Destruction  Hf Soviet Forces War

+  Destruction Frightful Beyond Comprehension,’ Say Military Planners— U. S. Airforce Now Has Explosive Power Exceeding All Blasts Before Hiroshimc

Say U.S. Explosive Power Greater Than All Blasts Prior "To Hiroshima

Russians Warned Of Atomic Power   Reprisals Would Devastate Red Cities, Spokesman Says

Hey Red, We’re Not Foolin’ Now U. S. Explosive Power Is Greater  Than All In Past

GREAT POWEI DEVELOPED BY U. §.   U. S$. Can Hurl Potent New Weapons At Reds

Cold Spot of Nation ~~ —  Lone Rock’s Minus 53 3 Fails To Halt ‘Business as Usual’

Temperature Hits 53 Below, Schools Close in Lone Rock   But Business Continues in Perennial Cold Spot

U. S. Planes Shoot Down Five MiG’s   Commies May Launch New Olancive

—KOREA— .  UN Units Probe Red Buildup   73 WARPLANES IN DOGFIGHT

Reds Move To No Man's Land For Possible New Offensive; Yanks Ready

Strike Against Reds Massing For Offensive  Eivea Enaemv Jete   Five Enemy Jets Downed, Two Damaged in Air Battles

ALLIES SIGHT ENEMY TROOPS COMING SOUTH  Advancing U.N. Columns and Patrols Discover Reds Back In “Iron Triangle.”

THOUSANDS OF ENEMY TROOPS FOUND IN AREA   Communists Are Pouring In New Men for Attacks

Massing Red Troops Hit — Hard By UN   Enemy Reported Swarming South For Possible Offensive Against Allies: Pour Throuch Tran, Tete mote

Allies Strike North Nearly Two Miles, But Meet Tougher Resistance as Reds Swarming  Back Into Territory Previously Abandoned

UN Spearheads Hit Forces Believed Massing for New Red Offensive in Korea

Debutantes Work In Minneapolis Strikehit Hospitals   Employes Off Jobs At 10 Institutions.

Egypt Flirts With Russians  British in Canal Zone Go   British in Canal Zone Go On War-Time Rations ©

Soviet, Egypt Ministers Hold Secret Parley   Cairo Newspapers Report Russian Aid In Feud with British

Soviet-Egyptian Meefing Makes Cairo Headlines   King Farouk Talks With US Ambassado:

Soviet Envoy Confers With Egypt Minister   Cairo Newspapers Report Long Meeting; Caffery Sees Farouk

RED-EGYPTIAN MEETING TOPS CAIRO'S NEWS   Diplomats Work Hard  To Settle Crisis Jn Near East

Soviet-Egyptian  Conference Takes  News Spotlight British Troops   Forced To Go  Qn Iron Rations

Califor ‘nia Communists Ask Smaller Bonds, ‘Being Held In $75; 000 Bail On Arrests

Commies to Seek Lower Bail Figure   California Red Leaders Angry Over Arrects

— COAST, HEARINGS TODAY—  Seized Reds Demand Cut in $75,000 Bail —

CaliforniaReds — Demand Freedom  On Smaller Bonds   Bail of $75,000 Each Is Set to Insure Against Flight

Top California Reds Demand Bail Be Lower   Twelve Go to Jail After They Are Unable to Raise $75,000 Apiece

California Reds Fight Heavy Bail  Jailed in Roundup Of Top Leaders

Irate Coast Reds Protest $75,000 Bail   12 Jailed On Thursday Go Inte Court to Ask Cut In Bond

Reds Seek Bail Bond Reduction   Twelve Communists In California Ta Demand Freedom On Smaller Bonds

California Reds Protest $75,000 Bail U.S. Asks   12 Communists Jatlec in Roundup Staged b FBI on West Coast

Childbirth Drug Found in Florida  Florida U. Doctors Find Rare Eraot

For Headaches, Too New Source Of Medicine Used In Births Revealed

U.N. Rejects Immediate Cease-Fire   Allies Investigute Cemplaint of Plane Over Tiuce Area

UN Rejects Demand For An Immediate Korean Cease-Fire  Will Not Stop War Until Assured Of POWs’ Release

U. N. REJECTS IMMEDIATE KOREAN TRUCE  Allied Negotiators Want Assurances Nimes 2c fA

Immediate  Cease-Fire — Is Rejected  ‘Matters Yet Ty. Re Settled?

UN Rejects Red Demand for Immediate Truce  UN Seeks Release of Thousands of War Prisoners

WITH LULL IN FIGHTING UN N egotiators Re ject Red Truce Line Plan

Liquor Big Issue In Miss. Election   8 Candidates Vie For Nomination

Bears, Leopards Still On Loose   Hunters Flock To Arkansas ‘To Get Circus Escapees

Escaped Wild Animals Draw Many Hunters  Circus Van Upsets, Frees Beasts In Ruaaed Countrv

Hunt Still Continues For Wild Animals Escaped From Circus In Ozark Foothills of West Arkansas

Burgess, Police. “And. Fire Chiefs Under Indictment   Eight McKees ‘Rocks Firemen Also Held; Others Face Trial

WAIN LN ISOREA:  _.  UN Troops Solidify Lines On Western Front And Drive Toward 38th Parallel

Red Resistance Reported Melted In Latest Move   Americans Are Advancing at Good Speed Despite Soupy Korean Mud; Entire Allied Line is Drawing Closer to Parallel Line

Red Resistance Melts: UJ. N. Forces Near 38th Parallel   Solidify Lines South of Border; Poised to Cross

UN Drive Is Continuing on  ‘To Par allel   Lines Are Solidified As Little Resistance Meets Advancing Troop.

Allies Drive Rapidly Toward 38th Parallel   South Koreans Stage Commando Style Raid Deep Behind Border

U.N. Line Solidified  In Korea   Forces Move Rapidly North Toward No. 38; Red Resistance Melts, Field Dispatches Say

Allies Reported Driving Rapidly On 38th Parallel   Yanks Said Set To Cross Whenever They Chose; Red Resistance Melting

Allies Solidify Their Lines On Western Front   Entire Line Drawn Closer To 38th Parallel; Imaginary Line Crossed

UN Forces Advancing  To Parallel   Red Resistance Said To Be Melting On Central Front Of Korean War

United Nations Troops Solidify Lines on Western Front, Drive  Northward Toward 38th Parallel

Mud Slows Advance In West Korea   Resistance of Reds Melts, Front Line Dispatches Deciare

Mud Chief Barrier To  U.N. Drive   Allied Forces Join At Town LO Miles South Of Boundary

Parallel 38 Is Crossed By Koreans Many Times   Enemy’s Resistance Melting As Steady Advance Continues

Red Resistance Just Fades Out   Enemy Force Massed North of Deadline

Allies Close Gaps in Line, Raceto3sth   ROK Troops Stage Com mando Raid, Kill 100 Reds, Capture 69

SPEED UP DRIVE   U.N. Troops Solidify Front Lines and Race Toward Parallel

Allies Reach  Border Area   South Koreans Cross at Will in Patrol Probes

UN Troops Move Closer to Parallel: Resistance Melts   Commandos Stab  50 Miles North of Border, Killing 100 Reds. Capturing 49

ENTIRE FRONT DRAWS CLOSE TO BOUNDARY   Stage Commando Raid Deep In Enemy Territory  AMERICANS   In Rapid Advance Despite Soupy Korean Mud: Red Resistance Melts

South Koreans Strike 50 Miles Inside Border  U. N. Troops Link Line North of Uijongbu, 10 Miles From Rorder

Red Resistance Melts Before Swift Advance   UN Forces Line Up. Appear Set To Cross In Force At Any Time; Air Force Fighters In Heavy Raids

Allies Smash on 38th Parallel as Resistance Melts   U.N. Forces Link Up To Avert Tough Fight; Chinese Withdraw

Allies Push Toward ‘38,  Tighten Lines   Munsan-Uijongbu Link Is Forged; Resistance Melts

U.N. Troops Driving On 38th Parallel   South Koreans Stage Raid 50 Miles North of the Boundary

UN FORCES IN RAPID DRIVE   American Forces Reported Two Miles From Border At One Point

Allies Cross Parallel 38 At Will   Small Units Rove Back And Forth Across Old Korean Border as Main Forces Solidify Lines

FRONT LINE EDGES UP 10 PARALLEL 38   Allies Solidify Western Front Positions, Take Complete Control of South Korea From Reds. :   »READY TO CROSS BORDER AT WILL   South Koreans Stage Hit and Run Raid 50 Miles North of Line; Chinese Pull Back.

Appears Line Crossable At Anytime  U. S.. Allies Link   U. S.. Allies Link 10 Miles South Of Old Border

Knemy Resistance Melts at Parallel Allied’ Patrols Cross  And Reeross Boundary  Of Red Korea at Will

U. N. SOLIDIFIES LINES IN WEST, PUSHES NEAR 38TH   Allies Move East From Munsan, Link With U. S.  Division; Mud Bogs Fronl

Allied Line Draws Close  To Parallel   Link-up Easea Task; South Koreans Stab Deep In North Kore:

Troops Solidify Lines; Patrols Cross Boundary   Allies Link Up Witk U.S. Force South O71 Former Border

United Nations Troops Solidify Lines in West  Drive Rapidly North ol Benet la  Tawn

ALLIED LINES DRAW NEARER PARALLEL 38.   Reds. Build Up Ferces North Of Boundary

South Korean Patrols Cross Border  All UN Units  Move Nearer  Parallel 38

RED RESISTANCE MELTS AS ALLIES NEAR PARALLEL   UN ADVANCE RAPID DESPITE HEAVY MUD; CONSOLIDATE LINES

ROKs Stage Raid 50 Miles Above Paralle:   Appears U.N.-Can Cross 38th Any Time They Want

Allied Units Drive Closer  To Boundary   Yanks Slog Through Soupy Mud, Ready Ta Cross Lf Necessary

Allies Solidify  Lines in Drive  To 38th Parallel Rapid Move Finds  Reds’ Resistance Grows Weaker

_ —KOREA— UN Troops Draw Close  To Parallel  Only One.Compan Of Reds Is Seen

Troops Driving Rapidly Toward Parallel No. 38   Resistance By Reds Reported Melting © Before UN Forces

Yanks Solidify Lines As Reds Build Forces   Nayy, Air Foree Roam Far North Of Dividing Border

Allies Link With Yank Infantry   Indications Are Allies Can Cross Parallel Any Time They Pick for Operation   Peninsula Is Hit

UN Troops Drive Toward 38th Korean Parallel   MacArthur and Administration Disputing Again

Red Resistance Ebbs Along 38th Parallel   Field Officers Say Chinese Communists Appear to Be Withdrawing Rapidly; ROK’s On East Cross 38 Line at Will

‘Toward  Parallel   Resistance of Reds Weakens as UN Troops Advance  Rapidly North

Forces on Western Front in Korea Drive Fast Toward the Line—Red Resistance  Weakening.  pamawewenwrt aatr eawrerrerurrr eae   AMERICAN DIVISION NEARS NORTH KOREA

Red Resistance Ebbs as Allies Move Nearer Parallel   Boundary At Will Along East Coast. ROK Troops Cross

157 Dead in Volcanic Ash of Philippines   Calm Restored Today as Rumblings of Mt. Hibok-Hibok Subside

Voleano Death Toll Growing   Reports Vary As To Number Of Dead Many Believed To Be Buried Alive

Rescuers Search for. Victim: After Volcanic. Eruptions Report at Least 500 Died.

Red Cross Officials Refuse To Give Estimate On Casualty Figures; Volcano Blasts Forth Fiery Rock, Thick Ash   25,000 INHABITANTS OF CITY EVACUATED

Hundreds Killed By Volcano   Most Casualties Caused by Palling Roeks

Hundreds Killed When Philippine Volcano Erupts  5 Towns Sprayed With Fiery Rock

‘Garbled, Ignored Message’ Investigate Train Crash;  Death Toll Reaches Thirteen

AMERICAN MOTHER WRITES A MESSAGE   Dr. Mary T. Martin Sloop Urges Mothers to Fill Place God Chose tor Them,

McCarthy Says Acheson to Go   Senator Predicts Ouster in 30 Days

McCarthy Predicts Acheson To Be Fired Within 30 Days   Secretary of State Slated to Go, Senator Tells Wisconsin Audience

Survey Shows Eisenhower   However General Has Not Reached Mass Voter Level

Illinois Senator Says Average Voter Favors Taft Over Ike For Nomination

Ike Not Choice Yet, Says Solon   Dirksen Sees Much Interest For Taft —

Has Not Reached Mass Voter Level. .., Dirksen Says “Ike”  Sentiment Is Low

Dirksen Says That Mass Sentiment For Eisenhower Has Not Hit Peak

Press Is Praised for Role in Spotlighting Gambling Probe   Coverage of Benefit to Senate Committee

HEAVY SNOW, FREEZING RAIN HIT STATE HARI   No Relief in Sight; Traffic Conditions Hazardous; 16 Deaths Reported.

Oversight Brings Male Househunters   Women Forgot ta Say They Wanted a Femols Apartment Mate

HIGHWAY 101 COLLISIONS Four-Car Wrecks Hurt Nine In Marin Sunday Accidents

BOYLE ACCUSER POINTS TO HEAD OF OWN PARTY   Senators Hear of Gift Cameras From Officer of Lithofold

Lithofold Gave Cameras as ‘Good Will’   Two’ Presidential Secretaries Named

Boyle Hired By Lithofold At $500 Month   President of Company Gives Testimony

‘North Carolina Will Get Its Dock Even If Congress Holds Back Funds

Call in Scrip to Nip Black Market  United States Acts in Japan and Europe

$100 Million in Scrip Is Banned  Military Action Hite Black Morket

ALLIED \LINES SURGE FORWARD: REDS RETREAT   TANK PATROLS ROAM AHEAD OF COLUMNS; FIND NO RESISTANCE

U. N. TROOPS AGAIN CROSS PARALLEL 38   South Koreans Advance on  Both Ends of Line; Tanks Fan Out Along Center.   ® FRONT IS PUSHED BACK FROM SEOUL   Captured North Koreans Say No Big Offensive Coming, Told War is About Over.

BRIDGEHEAD BROADENED  Allies Taking Up Slack in Korea: Units Probe for Withdrawing Red:

UN Forces Push Line  Northward   ing for Elusive Reds: Allied Planes Pound Chinese Supply Dumps  ine Cok Fan Out Look-

UN. Forces Advance Near 38th   South Korean Troops Push Ends of Battle Line Northward

Reds Falling Back, Hint Enc Of War Is Neal   U.S. Jets in Heavy Bombing of Major Red Supply Center

Falls  in Flames;  23 Airmen Killed   ROKs Push Back Ends of Red Line as UN Takes up Slack.

South Koreans Move Northward As Reds Retreat  U.N. Patrols Find No Enemy Masses On Two Flanks

UN UNITS DRIVE NORTH IN HUNT FOR RED ENEMY   South Korean Forces Press Across Parallel 38  Toward inje   ARMOR FANS OUT   American Bombers Stage Mass Attacks On Foe’s Supply Center

South Koreans Press Across Parallel Again   Tank-Infantry Column Fails To Meet Opposition In Push Through Chunchon; Jets Hit Enemy

ROK INFANTRYMEN PUSH BATTLE LINE ENDS NORTHWARD   Press Toward Red-Held Inje In East; Other U. N. Forces Take Up Slack

ALLIES CROSS 38TH IN NEW DRIVE NORTH   Armored Units Fan Out Along Front; Little Opposition

U.N. Forees Hunt For tlusive Reds   ROK’s Cross 38th In Search For Chinese Opposition

RNA ENAMEL RT Fr £4ASK   South Korean Infantrymen Push Back  Across 38th Parallel In New. Drive

South Korean I nfantry Pushes North As Tanks Hunt Retreating Reds

ALLIES ADVANCE ON BATTLE LINE IN NORTH KOREA   South Koreans Cross 38th Parallel As Others Straighten Front — Patrols Hunt Enemy.

South Korea. Troops Push Across Line   Opposition From Reds Diminishes Sharply as Allied Forces Renew — Forward Advances

ROK Infantry Pushes Battle Line Northward  UN Armored Patrols Probe After Chinese; Darle tletmes Daelnte

Allies Broaden New Bridgehead Across the 38th   Armored Patrols Hunt for Withdrawing Enemy; Communists Proving Highly Elusive

ROKs Force Northward On  Eastern Front   Fighting Continues Slack; U.N. Armor Columns Fill Gap .

Prisoners Told War Near End   Stalemate Hinted by Red Officer: Planes Bomb Supply Lines

South Korean Infantrymer Press Toward Red-Held Inje in East   Armored Groups Fan Out All Along Center of Front Unopposed

U.N. FORCES MEET NO OPPOSITION IN RECROSSING 38TH   Captured Red Says North Koreans Told Big Offensive Plans Dropped Because Fighting Is About Over.

Armored Units Fan Out Along» Center: No Reds   S. Koreans Pushing Across 38th Line Toward Reds’ Inje _

U.N. troops Push Flanks Northward South Korean Infantrymen Press Toward Red-Held Inje in East TANKS RUMBLE AHEAD  Armored Groups Fan Out All Along Center of   One   TANKS RUMBLE AHEAD

South Koreans Cross 38th Parallel Again  Captured Reds Say They Were Told ‘War Is About Over’

South Korean Troops Push Northward . .   Jets Cut Loose on Red Transport and Supply at Pyongyang

Allies Probe Center of Line Find No Reds   So. Koreans Push Over Parallel 38, Advance on Inje  br... AT DRY OCT Veer?

Allies Push To The North At Both Ends   Jets Hit Pyongyang: “War Is About Over.” Korea Reds Told

UN Troops Move North; Hunt Withdrawing Reds   South Koreans Cross 38th Parallel As Other Forces Straighten Line

Advance on East and West Coasts; Other U. N. Units in Gains   No. Koreans Told ‘War Nearly Over   U. S. Jets in Mass: Raid On Troops, Supplies In Pyongyang Area

Patrols Probe For Enemy In Crossing 38th   Tank-Infantry Column Rumbles Through Front; ‘Snipers’ Busy ©

ROK’s Press U.N. Flanks  Northward   No Reds Found Above Chunchon: Jets Bomb Centers

South Koreans Press Across  38th Parallel   Drive Toward Inje; Other U.N. Forces Take Up Slack

Broadcast Also Asserts Huge Plane Losses   Allies Still Seeking Out Withdraw ing Enemy.

South Koreans :       Both Ende of        Chinese Have Again Broken Contact’ Witl UN ‘Forces:. Jets Hit Sunchon Rail. Yards:

South Koreans Press Across 3oth Parallel   Other UN Forces Take Up Slack in Lines as  Armored Patrols Hunt For Withdrawing Reds

—KORE A— Allies Fail To Catch Up With Reds  War About Over, Sauth K nvas na bles

South Koreans Push Ends North  Other UN Forces Take Up the Slack

§. Koreans Push Ahead   Advence At Ends of Battle Liner; Other U. NM. Forces Toke Up Steck Between

Allies Hit Both Ends Ot Front   UN Sends Tank Patrol Unopposed Right Into Important Chunchon

Drive Reds Back On Both Flanks   South Koreans Make Limited Advances

Allies Edge Ahead As Patrols Battle   Enemy Buildup Continues as Jets Pour Bombs on Supply Columns

ROKs Push Red Lines Backward   South Koreans In New Offensive Aaainst Enemy

U.N. Forees Are Moving Northward Again As Supply-Short Commies Withdraw —

ROKs Push Battleline Northward  Reds Claim 6 UN Planes Shot Down, 5 Pilots Captured

U.N. Forces Push Korean Flanks Baek   Armored Patrols Probe Front For Withdrawing Reds

ROK’s Push Battle Line Northward.   Other UN. Forces Take Up Slack as Patrols * Probe for Red Troops

Britain Halts Appointment Of American   Churchill’s Government Is Holding Out For Its New Caliber Rifle

British Block Appointment Of U.S. Admiral   Supreme Commander Of Fleet Held Up By Churchill

M’Arthur Hits  Formosa Stand   General Challenges Truman To State China Plans

Canada Pushes Seaway Project   Commons Gets Plan; Tolls Can be Imposec

SECRET REPORT IS SOUGHT BY GOP SENATORS   Joint Chiefs’ Statement on MacArthur Plan Desired In Advance of Hearings.

West Germany Accepts UN National Unity Plan   Communists Charged with Throwing 185 000 East Zoners into Prison

May Ask Shift  In Parity Prices   ‘PUT INVENTORY CURBS ‘ON LEAD, ANTIMONY

Gen. Collins, Adm. Sherman Tell Congress American Trocns Must Be Sent fo Europe

Collins Stresses Need For Grounc Force In Europe  Hoover Refused To Testify; Taft Asks  Conaressional Curb

Parents Advised By Pediatrician Not To Bother Young Who Won't Eat;  Interference Invasion Of Privacy

7 ™“ oe e Don t Force Food into Junior LETS TN SO LT TN NE SLL TS TST IE ATIC SORIA oF IS ne Dan NR OMT AS RS EE TC TCT LIE,  Children Have ‘Built-In’ Appetites

“Leave Child Alone If He Won't Eat,  Leading Pediatrician T ells Doctors

Major Point To Require U.N. Serutiny   Communists Insist On  ‘Neutral’ Observers, Ban On Buildups

U.S. Controls Leather Used In Shoemaking   Civilian Supply Not Hit Is View; To Push Machine Tool Output

Local 931 Wins Bargaining Rights By Big Majority Over Three Rivals

GETS 75%, OF VOTE CAST Al WASHER PLANT   Negotiations For New Contract To Start At Early Date

No Pressure For REC Loan Claims Division Chief   Chauncey Y. Dobbs Tells Probers He Doesn't Even Know Boyle.

Senate's Probe Of Lithofold Ce Loans. Expanding  Senators Promise ~   Senators Promise ~ Full Investigation’ OF Bovie ‘Influence

Didn’t Know Boyle, I Dodds  Testifies   RFC Official Says  Democratic Chairman Never Contacted Him About Disputed Loan

RFC Official Denies Even Knowing Boyle’   Remembers No "Pressure. From Party Committee

REC Man Backs Boyle In Denial About Loan   Division Chief Rebuts Charge Democratic Head Interceded; ‘Lnaware of Any Coercion’

DENIES BOYLE “HAD PART IN $80,000 LOAN   RFC Official Who Handled Lithofold’s First Loan Goes on Stand.

UNIFIED MIDDLE EAST COMMAND PLANS SET   UC. $. Britain, France And Turkey Are Proceeding Withant Feviianc

‘Despite Egypt's Disepproval  'Unitied Middle Eastern  iCommand Planned ByU.S

Allies Abandon Last Foothold North Of 38th   Enemy Pushes Within 20 Miles Or Less From Capital Despite Heavy Allied Artillery Fire

UN Forces  Continue  Withdrawal   Last Foothold North of Parallel 38 Abandoned On the Western Front   REDS APPROACH SEOUL

Commie Losses Running High, U.N. Head Says   Yanks and Buddies ‘Roll with Punch’ From Enemy Horde

Enemy Pushes On For Seoul, 20 Miles Away  —OUEL IN Te Still Ahave   UN Is Still Above Parallel In East; Retain Reservoir

Allied Footholds In North Korea Only At Reservoir   27-Mile Pullback ‘On Western Front In Last 5 Days

LARGE ENEMY FORCE MOVES NEAR SEOUL   Allies Fighting Delaying Action Along War Front

Allies Abandon Last Foothold North Of 38   MUNSAN FALLS TO CHINESE DRIVING DOWN FROM NORTHWEST; REDS MAKE BIGGEST GAIN

Chinese Paying Dearly For Every Mile Gained   Communist Losses Already Placed At 30,000; Allies Fighting “Magnificent Delaying Action

Allies Pull Back Fifth Day in Row   Massed Reds Surge Within 20 Miles  of Battered Seoul Re AIEW OLEMENTS

Red musses Surge Ahead  Pullback in Koreq 27   Pullback in Korea 27 Miles in Five Days

Allies Lose All Footholds North Of 38th Parallel   Artillery Fired Pointblank At 300,000 Advancing Reds

300,000 Reds Menace Seoul Tn New Drive   Most UN Forces Now Below Parallel; All Units Intact

Last Toehold Above “38” In West Given Up  Reds Stalled On East Front; Delavino Fioht*Maonificent

UN Stragglers Fire Artillery: To Stop Enemy  Every Foothold North OF Wek ic Wined Ons

United Nations Troops Fighting Delaying Action   Enemy Losses Placed At 30,000; Munsan Falls to Foe

Allies Fighting Delaying Action   U. N. Forces Abandon Last Foothold North Of 38th Parallel In Western Korea; Heavy Artillery Fire Rips Into Enemy

Retire Toward Seoul as Reds Increase Pressure   Allied Delaying Tactics Have Causec Estimated 30,000  Enemy Cacunaltiac

UN Line Pushed Back 27 Miles In West Sector  Rearguard Artillery Blasts Reds; Alltes  Helding At Hwachon

U.N. Forces Fight Delaying Action Against 300,000 Reds Pressing on Korean Capital

Allied Rollback on West-Centrat Front in Kor Extended to 27 Miles in Five Days—Straggler Fire Artillery at Pointblank to Hold  Back Reds Pressing Toward Seoul

Last Foothold in That Area North Of 38th Parallel Abandoned Today

Artillery Blasts Chinese Attacks  In Western Area  U.N. Troops Hold Firm at Reservoir Despite Pressure

UN Troops Hold On Eastern End Of Wide Front  a es I A   Reds Pouring Down Toward Battered Seoul; Munsan Is Retaken By Reds

T roops In West-Central  Korea Area Withdraw 27 Miles In Five Days   Enemy Is Slowed By Artillery Fire   U.N. Units Stall North of Parallel 36 Along Hwachon Reservoir

FALL BACK TOWARD SEOUL Allied Soldiers Fight Delaying Action On Western Front

ALLIES BELOW 38TH PARALLEL   Estimate Red Losses Close To 30,000 In Five Days  EIGHTH ARMY   Retreats Under Protection Of Terrific Fire Power: One Unit Encircled

UN Troops Continue To Fight Delaying Action Against 360,000 Reds Advancing On Seoul

Western Boundary Defense Abandoned To Onrushing Reds   300,000 Chinese Force UN Units To Fall Back within 90 Miles or Lece af Seoul

FORCE MOVES NEAR SEOUL   Allies Fighting Delaying Action Along War Front

CHINESE IGNORE HEAVY LOSSES IN MARCH ON SEOUL.   Allies Estimate Communist Losses Above 25,000 In First Five Days Of Offensive; U.N. Pulling Back Well Ahead Of Attackers.

UN Forces Still Hold Lines At Reservoir   Chinese Masses Are Driving Deeper Into South Korea

One Allied Unit Is Cut Off   Surrounded by Chinese Hordes in Swift U.N. :Pullback; Allies Still -Hold Hwachon Salient

Artillery Used At Pointblank Range to Hold Pressing Reds   UN Pullback 27 Miles In 5 Days in One Sector

Allies Driven Back Toward Capital City   Lines Hold Firm In East Korea, Around Reservoir

Chinese Red Masses Gain Up To 27 Miles In Five Days;  Enemy Casualties Terrific

Chinese Troops Move 27 Miles Toward Seoul   Call Withdrawal   Call Withdrawal A Magnificent Delavinge Action’

Munsan Falls as Allies Pull Back   300,000 Reds Push Southward on Seoul

Continue fo Slaughter Reds   Orderly Withdrawal Under * Massed Chinese May Leave Seoul Behind

U.N. Foothold North of 38 Is Lost to Reds   Chinese Red Forces Continue Advance Despite Biq Losses

Chinese Masses Hammer Allies   300,000 Reds Press Toward Seoul Despite Big Losses

Allies Leave Western Part Of North Korea   Delaying Action Strategy Followed By U.N. Commanders

ALLIES IN EAST REPULSE ATTACKS, AROUND RESERVOIR      Chinese Capture Munsan, Surge Along Highway To South Korean Capital

Reds Within 20 Miles Of Seoul Ruins   Heavy Artillery Fire Blocks: Chinese Surge In Big Delaying Action

RESALE OF TRUCKS NETTED $425,000, DPARERC APF TAIN   Dealer Tells of Buying Army Surplus, Resélling te Government   PAID $325,000 IN FEES   1,000 Vehicles Bought for $200 -Apiece, Sold for $3,900, Witness Says

Surpl_2 Deals Studied ‘Trucks Bought for $200 ‘Sold Rack for $3.900

Resale Of Army Surplus Trucks Netted $425,000   Vehicles Bought For $200, Sold For $3,900

MYSTERIOUS STRANGER SOUGHT  Police Of Three States Seek Kidnaped Baby

Kidnap Hunt For Infant ls Widened   Officers Hunt Woman Who Took Babe from Crib

Youth Admits Starting Apartment House Fire in Which Fiaht Died ©

Chances Good For Passage o! New Oleo Bill   Agriculture Groups . Support Measures Banning Store Sales

SUB RESCUE PROSPECTS ARE REMOTE   Oxygen Supply Running Out; Minesweepers Make Contact.

OPPOSITION 18 BEING OFFERED   Red Forces Disappear Before Advance Of Allied Troops

American Tanks Punch Through Kumsong Ruins   Enemy Resistance Melts Along Foggy Mountain Ridges

U. S. Tank Foree  Plunges Through  To Kumsong Ruins Allied Infantry  Meeting Light Red Resistance    {

26 AMERICAN TANKS PENETRATE KUMSONG   Allied Infantry Moves Within 606 Yards Of Base Without Con tactine Enem<v

27 Hurt In Train Collision  Grand Central Traffic Blocked By Crash

UN Tanks Stab Far Above Seoul   Allies Seize Initiative on Most of Front

First Claim On Services   Armed Forces Among Three Listed Tops With Motor Freight Carriers.

GOV'T TAKES FIRST CALL ON TRUCKS   Orders Motor Freight Carriers to Help in Rail Strike Which Spreads to West.

Truckers Get Priority Order  Told to Haul Mail, 2. gee i»  oss...dlUg

Three Major Lines In New York Start Restoring Long Distance Service;  Chicago Still Tied Up.

Truckers Given Priority Orders   Must Give Armed Forces, AEC, Mails First Calf on Services; Rail Strike Easing in Some of Major U. S. Cities

Priority Given Vital Freight   First Claim on Truck Carriers be  To Handle Mail

Material for Armed Forces, AEC, Mails  Order Is Rail Strike Result

Armed Forces, AEC, Mail Get Truck Priority   DTA Issues First Order to Motor Freight Carriers of Nation

Armed Forces, Atomic Eneray Also Favored   Rail Strike Ends In New York Area; Talks Continue

DIA Head Issues Priority Order   Motor Carriers Are Told To Put Defense Needs, Mails First

Collapse Imminent on Oil Talks   Premier To Leave U.S. Thursday if Negotiations Fail

Collapse Seen In-Anglo-lran Talk Over Oil  Premier Plans Press a a om ee   Premier Plans Press Club Speech, Attack On British Expected

Election Won by Kohler Workers   ClO Union Loses by 2,064 to 1,575

FIELDHOUSE BILL ~ DUE FOR PASSAGE   Appropriations Measure U; For House Action This.  Week   MAY COME OUT TODAY

Hydrogen Experiments Carried Out But Actual Detonation Not Claimed

Super Weapon Now Believed Actual Reality   { ‘ 7 Possession of Most Powerful Bomb In World Is Indicated

U.S. Hints H-Bomb Tests Made  President Notified o “Success” of the

HYDROGEN ROME MAY BE REALIT)   ATOM CHIEFS HINT AT TESTS  OF WEAPON-—EXPERI. MENTS SUCCESSFUL.

May Foreshadow U.S. Possession  Of ‘Super-Bomb,’ Most Destructive  Weapon in World

U. S. Atomic Chiefs Hint That H-Bombs Are Now A Reality   ‘Thermonuclear’ Weapon Is Successfully Tried Out At Eniwetok, Says AEC, But Announcement Couched in Guarded Words

New H-Bomb Test Success   Way May Be Paved Fa U.S. Possession OF Ultimate In Destruction

Dewey Heads Drive to Enlist Westerner: In Movement to Draft Gen. Eisenhowe:

Says We (Can Win the War lf Talks Fail   Dewey at Helm In Drive to Get Backers for Ike

Seeks Interest Of Westerners In Eisenhower   Drive Headed By Dew Gets Underway Toda; At Governor's Parley

Dewey On Drive To Gain Support For Eisenhower   GOP Leader Opens’ Campaign At 43rd Governors Session

Draft Ike’ Drive Begun By Dewey At Gatlinburg   N. Y. Governor Seeks Aid of Western GOP Executives

Dewey Leads Campaign To Dratt Ike   Seeks To Enlist Westerners at Governor's Confab

Dewey Seeks Western Aid To Draft Ike   New York Governor Holds Parleys. With Républican Leaders

Dewey Leads Campaign To  ‘Draft? Ike   Delegation May GoTo Europe To Get Clearance

Dewey Hunts Backers For Eisenhower  New Yorker Tries ran et gr   New Yorker Tries ren ' A  lo Get Governors On General's Side

} Gov. Dewey Heads Campaign To Enlist  Westerners In Draft-Eisenhower Drive

FRANCE FOLLOWS U.S, BRITAIN IN BANNING FLIGHTS   Move Further Reprisal For  - Red Mistreatment Of Alba d mat.

West Has Full Air Ban on Czechs   Further Reprisal for Mistreatment nt Alitad Ot ane

Big 3 Impose Air Quarantine  Upon Czechs  France Follows Up   France Follows Up Allied Commissioners  In Flight Bans

M’ Arthur To Lose War News Control   Ridgway Will Take Over Korean Ground Action Information

RESTAURANT OWNERS ARE WARNED BY OPS   Those Who Fail To File Reports In Next Five Davs Face Court  Setian

World Court Calls Session  British Plea on Iran To Be Heard Saturday

World Court Announces Emergency Session Next Week In Oil Controversy   Judges, Including A Russian, To Hear British Application For Action Against The Iranians

New Dispute Snags Truce Negotiations   Ground Fighting Slacks Off After Line Settlement

Yank Planes Bag Four Red Jets in Six Korean Dogfights  Four More Damaged, Only One American Plane Reported Lost

Aerial War Along. “MIG Alley” Flares But. Ground Pichtine Subsides. ©

War Continues In Air, at Sea   Only Patrol Activity on Frozen Cease-Fire Front: Wine 8 Red Jets

Yanks Shoot Down Four Red Jets, Damaqe Four More in Six Donfidht«

nenator Douglas Sees  Little Chance to Avert War  Tf Russia Is Determined IInon World Conqauec

MIRACLE IF 3RD WAR IS AVERTED SAYS DOUGLAS   Declares Russia Determined on Conquest; Denies He Seeks Presidency.

Last Minute Rushin U.S. For Homes   Pushing Up Prices for Both Old and New Dwellings.

GEN. C.G. DAWES DIES SUDDENLY   ‘Former Vice-President, 85, Fame in Many Fields.

Gen. Dawes Is Dead   ‘Hell ’n Maria,’ Famed Vice-President Under Calvin Coolidge. Was &

Former V.P. Dawes Dead   Started Business Career In Lincoln, General In A.E.F.

Charles Dawes Dies Monday  Heart Attack Fatal To Ex-Vice President

Charles Dawes, Former Vice President, Dies   Death Ends Cyclonic Career of 86-Year-Old Banker and Statesman

Gen. Dawes, Statesman,  Dead at 85   Former Vice-President Stricken at Home in Evanston.

Charles G. Dawes Dies of Heart Ailment   Vice President in Coolidge Term  And a Banker

General Dawes Dies Suddenly  Heart Attack Fatal To Famous American

Was Harding’s Budget Director eee  Charles G. Dawes 85, Vice President For Coolidge, Dies

General Charles Gates Dawes Dies At 85; Was Famous In Many Fields

Noted Statesman Fatally Stricken   Former Vice President Charles G. Dawes Dies While Talking to Wife

Former Vice President, Banker, Ex-Nebraskan Succumbs In Evanston   Meath Ends Colorful Career Of Soldier, Statesman And One-Time Lincoln Lawyer; Close Friend Of Pershing And W. J. Bruan

Charles Dawes V. P. Under Coolidge, Dies   Death Ends Fiery Career of ‘Hell ‘n Maria” Lawmaker

Former Vice-President Was Nicknamed ‘Hell °’n Maria’; Dead at Age 85

Charles Dawes, Statesman and Banker, Passes  Vice ‘President Unde  a ee ee eee Le   Vice President Unde President Coolidae

Charles G. Dawes, Former Vice President, Dies at 85   Veatn Ends Fiery Career, Comes on Eve of M’‘Arthur Ceremonies for Honorary Head

Heart Attack Proves Fatal To Dawes. 85   Former Vice President, Succumbs On Eve Of MacArthur Visit

Gen. Dawes  Dies of Heart  Attack at 85 Vice President Inder Canlidas

Chas. Dawes. NotedBanker General. Dies   ‘Hell ’n Maria” Officer Famous in Many Fields in U.S.

Charles G. Dawes Called by Death   Death Comes Suddenly for 85-Year-Old Banker. _ Statesman and Vice President Under Coolidge

Dawes, One-Time Vice-President Of U.S, Dead at 85   Also Prominent In Civic, Banking and Industrial  = Circles Many Years

Charles Dawes Dies Suddenly In Chicago   Ex-Vice President Planned To Meet MacArthur Thursday)

GEN. DAWES DIES; BX-VICE PRESIDEN      Served Under Coolidge; Envoy to Britain in Hoover Regime

Gen. Dawes, FamousF igure.  Is Dead At 85   ‘Hell’n’ Maria’ Banker Statesman Won Note In Many Fields

Charles G.Dawes, Stormy Figure in Coolidge Era,Dies  Served Four Years As Vice President; Once Headed RFC

Charles Dawes, Coolidge Vice President, Is Dead   Plain-Talking, Two-Fisted 85-Year-Old  Qieeces) i... Aceh acca de. Ta. Bathets

DAWES DIES, FORMER VICE ~ PRESIDENT   Banker, General and Statesman Succumbs Last Night at Home in Evanston at Age 85.   @ VICE PRESIDENT UNDER COOLIDGE   Purchasing Officer in World War I, Won Nickname “Hell ‘N Maria” for Explosive Testimony.

General Dawes Dies; Fiery  Ex-Statesman   Was Vice-President, Envoy to Britain, Reparations Author

Charles G. Dawes Dies at Evanston   Heart Disease Ends Career of Former Li © Ades: Benet dnd

‘Hell ‘n Maria’  Charles Dawes, Former U. S. Vice President. Dies

“World War  Leader Dies ‘At Age 85   Gen. Charles Dawes, Ex-Vice President,  Prominent Bankar

James T. Sheets Killed By Blade Of Bulldozer   Fulton Navy Vet Killed In Accident At Auxvasse Quarry

Expanded Marine Corps Requested  Ex-Leathernecks In Congress Back Bill

Solons Ask Expansion  Of Marines   kx-Marines Of Congress Push New Measure

 MILD DECEMBER FORECAST Week-to-week Fluctuations, Little Precipitation Seen

Farm-to-Market Contracts Let for Bridge and Gravel  This Year $31,000 Will Gravel 15 Miles, Buy One Small Bridge

Farm-to-Market  Contracts Let for  Bridge and Gravel This Year $31,000  Will Gravel 15 Miles, Rear Dra (cep  p.2,] ~.

HennepinCounty Tax Collecto: Uses Truck and Gets Results   Strange Cargoes Loaded on Vehicle

Butler Differs With DiSalle On Ceilings   Predicts Quota Will Bring Meat Rationing

A-Arms’ Use Seen Nearing  By Morshatl   Secretary Hints New Secret Weapons May Be Used In Korea

U.S. GOVERNMENT MAY INTERVENE IN CICERO RIOTS   GOVERNOR ORDERS THREE OF THE FIVE GUARD UNITS HOME

UN DEMANDS LINE NORTH OF PRESENT ZONE   Reds Refuse To Budge Off 38th Parallel  Demands

J apan May Fight Reds.  May Have To Wage   May Have To Wage War With UN Army

Japs Alerted, By MacArthur On Rearming  General Says They May Have TaJoin Ficht Against Reds

Battle Swirls Nearer To Truce City   Allied Troops Smashed Enemy Defancac

Korean Civilians Are Pulled Back Of Allied Lines  Tank-Infantry Teams Fi.iif..... wf 

Fighting Near Truce Talk Site UN Troops Still Killing 1000 Reds A Day

European Sources Believe Reds Plan Council Proposal      Scheme for All-German Group To Work Out Unification of Country Is Expected To Be Opening Move by Russians

TRUMAN WILL SEEK SEVEN BILLIONS   Record. Military Building Program Planned Soon

Two New Englanders Among Six  Americans Killed in French Train Wreck   ‘It Other U. S. Residents Hospitalized;  Describe "Crying and.Screaminn"

Southern Pine War Games Open With Mythical Attack by Enemy Aggressor

“Exercise Southern Pine’— * Maneuvers Underway For 284 With  10,000 Participating

“Southern Pine”  Sandhill War Games Opened By Aggressor   Three Divisions

Exercise Southern pine Begins In “Sandhills Are   Mythical Enemy Aggressor Trying To Crash Defending Force. Capture Raleigh-Durham

Deer Rifles Banned In  S. Michigan   Private Firms Under Controls

SHORT SOLON SESSION OKS TWO MEASURES   Passage Of Bills Takes ' Less Than Seven   Hours

Pacifie Pact Well Along,  Sources Say   Announcement May Come Soon On 3-Wa Security System

Announcement Expected On Plans For Extensive Pacific Security Unit

Pacitic Security Plan Progressing  ee oe A CL   Formal Announcement >a Shortly

Creston Area Gets Some Relief from Sub-Zero Cold   Mercury Drops To 9 Below Zero Last Night

One of Coldest Readings In Stafe ls Recorded Here   Little Relief From Frigid Wave Today, Saturday

Iran’s Move May Affect Cold War   Parliament Votes To Nationalize  British Oil Finny

Iran Acts to Seize Oil Industry   Parliament’s Vote Quickly Follows Slay: ing of Premier.

Russian Hand Seen in [ran Oil Seizure   Brilish Protest Loudh Against Proposal  To Grab Field

Florida Chilled By Cold Air   Temperature Climbing In Midwest Areas

15 Of 39 Accused Aliens Arrested   All Civil Rights Congress Bail Is Revoked

ALIENS JAILED INBAIL VOIDING      15 ‘Surrender ‘After’ U.S. -Rejecta Civil Rights” . , Congress Bonds

15 Surrender As U. §. Voids Bail For Aliens   Deportation Faced By Accused Reds; Others To Give Up

Little Guy Of World Eyes 1952 With Drifting Feeling   Acheson Warns of New Communist Treachery

‘NEED FOR ALERTNESS TO BE WITH US  Little Guy Of World Eyes 1952 With Drifting Feeling

BELIEVES ‘IKE’ TS AVAILABLE   Kansas Chairman Of G. O. P. Heading Move to Back Him

GOP Leader See: Eisenhower As 1951 Candidate   “Darby Sure General = Will ‘Be Available; “Jke Still Silent

Kansas Republican Sure ‘Ike’ Will be Available for ‘52   Darby Confident Eisenhower Will ‘Answer Call’

Kansas Republican Leader Confident Eisenhower Will Accept Nomination

Brifish Train Wreck Kills 11, Hurts 35   Two Coaches Plunge Down Embankment

Writer Takes Stand In Trial Of Remington   ‘Paris Correspondent Defends Him, Denies He Was Conmumnist

Western Policy Will Bring Catastrophe, Is Contention Of Prime Minister

Egyptian City Scene Of Huge  Demonstration   Thousands Appear In Alexandria, Banners Order British To Go

Egypt Marks Anniversary With Parade   100,000 Silent and .  Grim Marchers Protest British Occupation: of  Egyptian Territory

100,000 March In Egyptian Protest Parade  Manv Youthe Take   Many Youths Take Part In AntiBritish Move

100,000 Parade but in Silence   Egyptians Use Signs, Protest British Rule

Anti-British Parade Today In Alexandria  100,000 In March Demonstrate Egypt’:

Egyptians Mark 31st Anniversary ‘Of Bid for Independence With ‘Silent Parade of 100,000 Marchers

SENTIMENT INCREASES   100,000: March In Demonstration At Alexandria

Silent Egyptians Denounce Britain  Placards Are Carried By 1 Marchers

Big Shakeup In Military Organization   Gen. Rawson Denies Taking Role in Uorising

Peron Prepares To Deal Swiftly With Mutineers   Argentine President -Armed With Power Of Death Penalty

Soviet Press Runs Texts of Peace Letters   Moscow Will Say America Refuses Friendship Move

Fail lo Break Stalemate: To Convene Tonight  Ernamyu Rabiucac Ta ~~   Enemy Refuses To Discuss Any Other: Important Issues

MEET SLATED TUESDAY KEEPS FAINT HOPES UP   Fighting Continues In Some Sectors As Delegates Wrangle

UN Attempt to By-Pass  Buffer Zone Question Rejected by Communists

Allies Coax Reds, But To No Avail   Buffer Zone Issue Still Stalemated

Allies’ Effort To Save Peace  Talks Totters   Attempt To By-Pass Thorny Buffer Zone issue Seems Doomed

New Session Keeps Peace Hopes Alive   Meetings Remain Deadlocked over Armistice Line

FT ee eS Se eS ee ee ee     O’Dwyer’s Former Pal Indicted in Rackets

ETTORS HIT HARD — ee Fee Nearly 12 200 Gamblers ~ Apply-for:Tax Stamp.’

Nationwide Poll Shows Gamblers Are Leery Of Paying New Federal Tax

DAMM VAMISLERS “CONFESS     Federal Tax Law Puts Fraternity In Odd Bind or Out of Businesc

New Law  Squeezing Gamblers  Only 1,200 License Applications Filed Throughout Nation

“ederal Tax Stamp Asked for by 1,200  Self -Confessed Professional Gamblers

Gamblers Shy Away From New $50 Tax  Poll Shows Bookies Go Underground, Quit

Only 1,200 Gamblers Buy Stamps In All States; Law Drives Many Out of Games of Chance

Blood Donors Are Needed For Tomorrow   Lack Fifty Persons To Meet the Quota Of Bloodmobile

Blood Donors Are Needed  For Tomorrow  Lack Fifty Persons To Meet the Quota

Appointments Of Beardsley Stir Little Opposition   By ROBERT HOGAN Jowa2 Daily Press Writer

Former Navy Man May Get Hearing   May Have Chance To Express Opinions To Senate Members

Former Navy Officer May Be Queried   Loses Commission for Statement Calling Congress Senile

Investigator S May “i  Navy Officer   Lieutenant Who Was ‘Disrespectful? May Talk to Senators

Ousted Officer 'May Testify   Senators Hint Evans Will Be Called to Tel) His Story

PROBERS MAY QUIZ CONGRESS CRITIC   Fired Navy Officer May Face Senators With Views

Senate May Hear Evans  Se «ee   Former Navy Officer Ousted For Opinions

Evans May Get Chance To Talk  Fired Naval Officer  Becomes Top Issue

Cherry Capital Holds Festival  Government Buys Big Portion Of Crop

Scheme to Kill Stalin Foiled; 14 Are Hanged   Red Officers in E. Reich Die for Alleged Plot  Agatnct Teaders

Grocers Apply-Latest Price Edict to Many Food Items  New Control System Ordered by OPS Paves Way for Definite Markup Ceilings

New Ceilings Are Based On Cost Markups  April 30 Deadline For Changeover

Grocers Tackle Job Of Applying New Price Control Edict   April 30 Deadline For Changing Huge Volume of Items

Fixed Markup Percentages to Govern Change   Controls Are Set Up by OPS; More Drops Than Rises Forecast

Set Fixed Markup For Food Prices fo Hit Profiteering   April 30 Deadline Set; Rollbacks Seen On Many Item:

2G Billion Potlar Shift  Grocers Given 25 Days To Change Over to New Method of Price Controls

Anticipate Many Cuts And Raises   U.S. Orders Grocer: To Finish Up Al Changes In Item: By April 30

Foods Under Price Rein   Fixed Markup System To Be in Effect on Many Items by Apr. 30

Price Shift  Control on Food Items   Wholesale and Retail Grocers Under Orders Adopt Markup in April   THREE REGULATIONS   DiSalle Predicts More Price Decreases Than Increases for Buyers

April 30 Set As Deadline In New OPS Order  Regulations Put 6C Per Cent of Foods Under Contre!

Grocers Tackle Job of Applying New Price Edict   Three OPS Regulations Place 60 Per Cent of Foods Under Fixed Markup Percentages

RETAIL FOOD PRICE CURBS G0 IN EFFECT   Three Regulations Touch About 60% Of Items On  Grocers’ Shelves

Food Dealers Busy With Control Order   Transfer of Items to Be Completed Between April 5 and April 30 OPS Decrees

Grocers Shift Prices Under Mark-up Plan   60% Of Fouds Come Under Step; April 3€  Deadline For Switch

Nation's Grocers Shifting to New Price Controls  Transfer Must Be Made by April 30

Nation’s Food Sellers Start Shifting Stocks to New Price Control System

60 Per Cent Of All Food Controlled  Changes Cost Of  Many Groceries

New ‘Markup’ Orders Issued For Food Prices   New System to Go Into Operation Before April 30

Grocers Start Huge Task Of Marking Prices   Economic Head To Seek Aid On LaborManaaement rift

New Food Price Order Imposes Flexible Plan   60 Per Cent of Items Under Fixed Markup  Percentages

Grocers Given A New System Of Food Prices   DiSalle Expects More Drops Than Increases Under Markup Method

New Price Rules For Food Dealers On Flexible Basis  OPS Order Sets Markup timits ~~~ For Many Items

Grocers Start Shifting Price Of Foods  New Method of Pricing Foods

Retail Grocers To Make Shiff To New System   More Decreases Than Increases Are Predicted

‘FOOD SITUATION:   Grocers Are Shifting Food Items to New Control Plan

To Control Food Price Markups After April 30   Order Effects 60 Pct. of Foods

Food Pricing Margins Set At Pre-War Level   Wholesalers, Retailers Ordered to Compute Markups Before Apr.30

PRICE CONTROLS ARE IMPOSED ON GROCERY STORES   Government Sets Markup Per. centage Grocer May Add to Cost Price.

Grocers To Figure Own Top Prices '   OPS Control Plan Restricts Profits; Some Boosts Seen

Refail and Wholesale Grocers Start Shifting Costs of Food Items Under New Controls  Changeover Must Be Completed By End of April, OPS Says

Nation’s Grocers Go Under a New Control Program   Sixty Percent of All Foods Affected; Some Prices Will Be Cut, Some Hiked

OPS Announces Price Controls For Food Items   Nation’s Retail And Wholesale Grocers Must Complete Transfer By April 30

Food Control To Go On By April 30th   Grocers Given Immense Task to Complete in Next Month

Grocers Get New Markup Controls Plan   Majority Of Foods’ Covered By Revised  OPS Price Set-Up

Fixed ‘Mark-Up Put on 60 Pet. Of Food Prices   New Price Control! Method To Go Into Full Effect April 30

Nation’s Grocers To Shift Huge Volume Of Food Items Under New O.P.S. Controls

Price Controls Put On Family Foodbasket   Grocers Given Until April 30 to Conform With New Requlations

Huge Volume of Food Items Is Being Shifted to New Methods of Price Control   Grocers Must Complete Transfer Between April 5 and April 30   Search Made for Schooner Carrying 8 Women and Man   New Clues in Double Murder Case Provided By Finding of Clothing

Foods Placed Under New Controls Order   More Cost Decreases Than Increases Seen

60 Per Cent of Foods Placed Under New Price Control Plan   Fixed Markiips in Effect Prior to Korean War Ordered: ‘Expected to Lower Prices

Nation’s Stores Shifting Prices Following Order   Government Orders Retailers, Wholesalers To Complete Transfer of Huge Volume Of Food Items by April 30; ‘Up and Down’ Plan

Grocers Act To Adjust Food Prices  Must Post Lists By April 30, Directive Says

Fixed Markup for Most Food   Farm Prices Hold Key to Increase af Retail Prices

Every Store Must Change By May First   OPS Announces 3 Regulations That Control Food Items

GOPs Split On Handina Out Of bid Assignments   McCarthy Wants Newcomers To Get Some Top Posts

New GOP Senators May Get  Major Committee Posts   Sen. McCarthy, Sponsor of Plan, Says Vote on Proposal ‘Will Be Close

GOPs Split On Handing Out Of Big Assignments  ewcomers  0 Get PMR eee ae

Acts to Speed Defense Work Abroad   U. S., Also, Studie:  New Effort to Dissolve Tension

Acts to Speed Defense  Work Abroad  —U.S., Also, Studies Mate Bifort to

U.S. Hastens Europe, Orient Defense Setup   Effort Being Studied To Eradicate Tension Between Russia, West

U. S. Speeding  Defense Plans   Eisenhower Off Saturday Te Assume Commend

Nation Moves To Speed  Foreign Arms   Studies New Effort For Dissoiving East-West Tension

U.S. to Pressure Russia Directly to Prevent ‘Kidnaping  High U. §. Officials Sull Bickering On  Action for Hungary

U.S. To Give Stern Notes To Russians  s ceeaieetemnetineee   Ransom Of Fliers  To Cause Action   Pressure Will Be Brought Directly On Kremlin, Diplomats Say

Plan Pressure Against Russia   RED PRESS SAYS U. § KNEW ABOUT FLYERS

U. $. To Put Pressure On Russia   Kidnapping Of Citizens Brings New Policy

U. S. to Pressure Kremlin  Warns Moscow To Keep Minions  Bunn: Wal dinn

Vogeler Tells of Red ‘Tortures   But He Savs Now He Wishes He Had Denied Confession,

This Evil Has Defeated Many Other Nations   Frustrated Congress Groping for New Set Of Ethics Not Answer —Ex-President Says

FN TEI IN PUBLIC LIFE   But Ex-President Sees Masch Of Moral  Indienation -

Hoover in lowa Address   Assails the ‘Evil-doers’ in Des Moines Speech

Nation Experiences Wave of Intellectual Dishonesty: Hoover   Evils May Destroy U.S.. He Contends

Hoover Says Ethics Code Has ‘Cancer’   Former President Receives Plaque From Home State

 Nation Experiencing Dishonesty In Public Life, Hoover Tells lowa State Fair Crowd

Hoover Contends Nation Hurt By ©  Dishonesty Mostly Beyond Statutes

Dishonesty within Law Among Public Officials ls Scored by Hoover

Hoover Hits Dishonesty in Public Lite   Most Hls Beyond Law. Eex-President Says al Des Moines

TYPE OF EVII UNSTOPPABLE WITH LAWS   Great Danger Lies Within— Not From Invader   Says Right Will Triumph: Gives Address At lowa State Fair

Hoover Deplores Public Officials’ Code OF Ethic   Advises Wider Laws Se As To Clutch New Kinds Of Bribes And Benefits

Ex-President Says Danger ds Within’   Elder Statesman Says Nation Must Clear Up Condition

 Belated Birthday Address National Disaster Lies In Corruption—Hoover

Hoover Gets Award—  Nation In Cancerous Growth Of Intellectual Dishonesty

Mostly Beyond Law in Public Life, Hoover Says   He Says Right Will Triumph

First Phase of Study Completec  Will Lead to Atom Powered Aircraft

Air Force, AEC Say ‘First Phase’ Ended. Others to Continue   General Electric May Get Project   Next Phase Expected To Be Closer to the Building of Engine

END Find! PHASE Air Force and A. E. C. to  Follow Up on Atom Driven Plane

U. §. Advance: Plans for an Atomic Plane  First Phase of Study Completed,   First Phase of Study Completed. Air Force Says

Complete First Phase of Study   Progress Made on Atom Powered Plane

‘Atom-Powered Plane Study © Advances Told   First Phase Ends; Engine Building Said Next Step

Finish Study,  Plan Building  Atomic Engine Air Force, AEC Commend Work of  BDaocanwnalk Diesccace

Ist Phase of Developing 'A’ Aircraft Finished   Air Force, AEC To Continue Project

iLion Trouble—  ‘Ambitious Vet Finds His iBasement No Place For Leo

Tank-Led Marines. Capture Key... City Without Fight   Gains Recorded On Most Fronts

Bayonet Charge Followed by Tank Assault   Other UN Forces Also Move Ahead On 60-Mie Line

Hoengsong Is Captured By U. S. Marines   Red Rear Guard Flees Following Short Skirmish

Hoengsong Seized in New Drive   Bayonet Charge Kills or Routs 250 Chinese; UN Gains On Whole Front

Americans Push North From City   Rovenet Charge Kills Or Youta 250 China Reda

Marines Capture Important Rail Hub   Communists Not Giving Ground Easily; MacArthur Sees Heavy Fighting Ahead

' Fighting Leathernecks Open  i Their Assault With Bayonet  l Charge That Killed Or‘ Routed 250 Chinese Reds   OTHER UN FORCES CHALK UP GAINS

Leathernecks Open Assault With Bayonet Charge, Kill or Rout 250 Reds; Other U. N.  Forces Continue Advance on 60-Mile Freud

Tank-Led U. S. Marines Break Red Resistance  Of Hoengson Without a Fight

Leathernecks Storm Past Hoengsong-as New Gain Are Made All Along Sixty-Mile Front in Cen tra! Korea.

Tank-Led U. S. Marines Break Red Resistance  Ca oprue reo ad Hu b Of H Withor ute sFickt

Killer Attack Against Reds  1s Continued   Tank-led Marines Smash Resistance Of Rear-Guard Units

Chinese Rear-Guard Resistance Is Broken By Bayonet Charge   Leathernecks Barrel Through Strategic Town And Continue Northward Toward Parallel.

Seaway Project Is Killed Again   President Still Hopeful Bill Can Be Rammed Through.

Chinese Propaganda Line Praises Malik ‘After Earlier Broadcast Was Warlike

Says Reminglon Turned Informer   Although Remington Has Sworn He Never Offered Ta Recame One

Sugar and Unprocessed Farm Products Removed  From Control   Contract to Kansas Construction Co. for Street Resurfacing

Reds May Make Stand in Basin   Have Big Stake In Chunchon, 55 Miles Northeast of Seoul

Boat Blast Kills 50-70 Children   “Overcrowded Red’ Outing Croft: Burns

Crest Moves On Toward Davenport And Muscatine  Constant Work ”  Protects Dikes Around Sabula

‘Burma Surgeon’ Is Found Gui of Treason By Burma Court; Sentenced to 6 Years

"Burma Surgeon" Convicted; Draws Six-Year Sentence  \   Noted Doctor-Author Found Guilty of Helping Rebels Against the Government

Tones' Honeymeen Lasts Oniy 53 Bays   City And School Officials Study Traffic Survey Of Conditions Luckily Not Caused By Traaedy

Europe Aid Gets Business Backing   $11 Billion Is Sought To Boost Defense

More Aid To Europe s Requested   CED Unit Joins State Department tm Plea For Helo 

Senate to Probe Cadet ‘Cheating’   Blaik Defends Men.  Asks Full Inquiry

\Disgraced Cadets Win Sympathy in Congress; 'Solons Pledge Probe

Only Acheson Can Suspend Employes, View  Sen. ——— Asks  aa i  cictetee ae   Sen. McCarthy Asks Question, Answered In Letter From Hiram RBinaham

Acheson Alone Can Suspenc His Employes, McCarthy Is Told by Loyalty Chairman

McCarthy Given Bingham Reply   Review Board Head Says Only Acheson Can Drop Employes

Only Acheson Can Oust Diplomats  Loyalty Board Tells MeCarthy It Has No

Sen. McCarthy To  Dean Acheson Seeks To Find Out Why Secretary =, Keeps Amb. Jessup 

Only Acheson Can Suspend State Dept. Employes Says Chairman Bingham of Loyalty Review Board

SECURITY--ISSUE PROCEDURE TOLD      Senator McCarthy Informed  That Only Secretary  Acheson May Suspend  Department Fmnploves

Only Acheson Has Security Release Power   McCarthy Informed Of Authority By Board Chairman

Rains Slated For Departure   Skies to Remain Cloudy, Temperatures In Lower Ranges

RAIN IS MOVING OUT    Moisture Generally Heavy in East ern Part of State

Israel Will End Potash Agreement   Concession Granted British Will be Cancelled

Blaik Plans To Continue  As Head Coach   ‘Biff’ Jones Asked Appointments to Good Players

Blaik To Remain As Army's Coach  Declares He Can Help by Staying

ee ee en ee eee Blaik Won't Quit  Coach Calls Meeting Of Press But Holds Back Announcement

Says Most Of Football Squad Among Accused   Figures In Other Sports Also Are Involved, He Reports

Army Coach Red Blaik Announces He Will Not Resign Although Academy Team Has Been Shatterec

Tells Fans, Writers of  His Verdict   Says It’s Proper Thing; All but Few of Grid  Team in Scandal.

Blaik Won't Quit  As Army Coach,  Conference ls Told Will Remain  To Help Build Cadet Marale

Army Coach Won't Quit   Earl Blaik Tells His Decision To Press Conference

Truman Is Against General Sales Tax  : President Wants Levies  “‘Banetad he C1k Rillian

A Mother's Problem — Shall  Raise My Son to Be Honest or Just Raise Him Honestly

Raising Boy Is a Problem For a Mother  Shall She Raise Him Honest, or Just Honestly?

Crackdown on “Chiselers” in Effect in State   County Attorneys in Every Section Say Tney Are Now Working to Weed Out “Chislers”

This Is The Critical Year For The Nation's Immense Mobilization Effort

Sense of Urgency Lacking in U.S. Defense Program   In a Critical Year  Everyone Is Taking . Plenty of Time to  Get the Job Done

Archbishop Schlarman Is Dead at 72  Head of Peoria Archdiocese Dies  In Hameo Tadav

Proposal By Morse Defeated   Way Is Cleared for Vote Later on Draft Of 18 Year Old Boy:

Morse Plan Rejected By Senate Vote   1844-Year-Old Proposal Loses By 55-31 Count

Roll Call Vote Rejects Proposa By Sen. Morse   His Plan Would Draft Youths 18!/2 Instead of Eighteen

If Drainage Continues, Most Hope to Resume Work - on Monday   CORN BIGGEST WORRY

DOUGLAS FARMERS ~ NEED A DRY SPELL   If Drainage Continues, Most  Hope to Resume Work  on Monday   CORN BIGGEST WORRY

Hearings On Charges By Jensen Ends   No Action To Be  Taken By Body

Jensen's Talk Fails To Stir Juneau Action   Lawmakers See No Cause for Debate In Secret Report

Yank Planes Down 13 MIG's In Wild Dogfight over Korea   Aerial Battle was Biggest in Wotld History; American Ace Leads Sabres Into Swarm.of Russian Red Nose Jets

Sabre Pilots Mark History In Korean Sky   Four Commie Planes Shot Down Before Blazing Guns Of  America’s Jet Ace

American Pilots Win Biggest Jet Battle as Ace Runs His Total To 12 Planes Bagged in 16 Days

Two Other Red Jets Probably Knocked Down and’ Gne Damaged in’ Two Slashing Air Battles Over North Korea—Four of Enemy Planes. Fall  Victiens to Blazing Guns of Hottest U. S. Ace -

U.S. Sabres — Win Greatest Jet Battle   Greatly Outnumbered Americans Shoot Dowr 13 Reds And Probably Get 2 Or 3 Others

U.S. Jet Pilots Win Biggest Victory Of War   Knock Down 13 MIGs; Ace Gets Four In One Day

Biggest All Jet Fight in History Is Won by U. S.   Only One Plane Is Lost By Fifth Air Force; It Runs Out of Gas

U. S. Pilots Destroy  13 Enemy Jet Planes  Two More Probably Knocked Out  8 Led mete Rimmncedt Raktla

13 Red MIGs Shot  From Skies  Texas Ace Gets Credit for 4 Enemy Planes

TEXAN RUNS STRING TO 12  Yankee Jets Down 13 Red Migs In 2 Duels

Sabrejet Pilots Win Big Victory In All-Jet Fight   Bag 13 Communist MIG’s And Probably Knock Down Others

Bag 13 Red Jets in Biggest Air Battle of War   American Ace Snags Four Raising Total to 12 Planes in 16 Days.

American Pilots Win Greatest Jet Battle   Bag 13 Communist MiGs In Two Slashing Air Attacks Over North Korea; Allied Raidina Team Hits Reds, Returns to Lines

Allied Pilots Win Greatest Victory In Jets’ History   13 Enemy Migs Bagged; No ‘Death March’ For Prisoners, UN Insists

U.S. Jet Ace Bags Four MIGs in Great Victory   Major Davis Runs Total Killto 12 Red Planes as Sabers Smash 13 MiGs Today

American Pilots Bag 13 Red Jets   “Hottest” Ace, Maj. George A. Davis, Shoots Down ~ Four Planes to Run 16-Day Total to Even Dozen

There'll Be No “Death March’ When Prisoners Are Exchana  Allies Demand Reds hr

Sabre Jet Pilots Shoot Down 13 Red  MIGs In Single Day   Jet Planes Roar Over North Korea In Two Big Battles; Amer icans ‘Outnumbered, But Lose Only One Plane.

Bag 13 MIGs In Big Fight   One Sabre_Out of Fuel Crashes; Maj. Davis Gets Four of Red Planes

Yank Fliers Win Greatest Jet Victory   2 Probables,  Damaged:  Texas Ace Bags 4 Himself

UN Bags 13 “MIGs in Top JetWarVictory   Texas Ace Accounts for 4 One Sabre Lost

Yanks Down 13 Communist MIG's   Lubbock, Tex., Airman Bags Four;Minor Fights Flare in Ground War

13 MiGs Shot Down, ‘Hottest Ace’ Baas 4   Maj. George Davis of Texas Runs His Score to 12 Kills  Ry JOHN RANDOLPH

pe * ; Biggest Victory  American Jets Shoot Down 13 In Air Fights

American Sabre Jet Pilots Bag 13 Communist MIGs In One Day   Two Others Probably Knocked Down One Damaged In Two Air Battles

Texas Ace Downs 4 In Greatest Ail-Jet Victory  Yanks Smash      TRUCE TALKS STORY ON PAGE 15

AMERICAN ACE BLASTS FOUR RED SHIPS   Texas Flyer Runs Total Up To 12 In Mig Alley   DAY'S BIG BAG   Counted In Two Dogfights; One Sabre Plane Falls, Pilot Rescued

13 Communist! Migs Are Shot Dowr ,   Maj. Geo. g avis, Jr. Bags Four, No Loss Of American Lives

Greatest Air. Win Ovér Reds  Bag 13 MiGs, Two  Probables in Air  Battles Over Korea

Top Air Ace George Davis  Flames Four  One Sabre Out Of Fuel Crashes, Pilot Saved:   One Sabre Ont Of Fuel Crashes, Pilot Saved; U.N, Infantry Attacks

UN Sabre Jets Down 13 MIGs In Record Fight   Greatest Jet Victory in History Won as _ Only One Sabre Lost

U.S. Fliers Shoot Down 13. Red MIGs   Day's Toll Mounts To Greatest Jet Victory in History   Bieture on Pace 3

U.S. Pilots Snag 13 Red Migs For Top Air Victory   Texas Ace Shoots Down Four To Run Kill To  Twelve.

GREATEST JET VICTORY IN HISTORY   Sixty-Four Americans Take on 145 Red Planes; Hottest Ace Runs Total to 12.

America’s Hottest Ace, a Texan, Gets 4; Now Has 12 in 16 Days  NO SABRE JETS HI Sixty-Four U. 5S. Planes  Pitted Against 145 Migs in Two Battles

U.S. PILOTS WIN HISTORY'S BIGGEST ALL JET VICTORY   13 Red MIGs Bagged; Texan Downs 4; Minor Battles Flare On Ground

US. Jets Score War’s  Biggest. Kill  Dok We Mt: t.   Bak 13 MIG In 2 Slashing Battles; “Wexas Ace -Gets:'4

Texan Downs 4, Runs Total fo 12   Minor Ground Battles Flare Up Near Koranapo

Two Fights  Take Place Over Korea   One Sabrejet Is Lost Minor Battles Mark War on Ground.

ALLIED PILOTS SCORE LARGEST DAMAGE OF WAR   Texas Ace Down: Four Planes In Sin. gle Day — UL-N. . Troops Throw Back Red Probing At.  tacks.

TOP ACEGETS FOUR ENEMY IN TWO MISSIONS   Major George Davis, Texas, Has 12-Plane Record for 16 Days

Biggest Jet Victory Of War Bagged   13 Red MIGs Shot Down Over Korea

4. Of MIGs Fall Before  Texas Ace   3 Other Enemy Craf Blasted In Battles Over North Korea

Yank Jets Bag 13 Red Planes   Greatest Jet Victory Includes Score Of Four By Top Allied Pilot In Korea

U.S. Planes Win Greatest Jet Victory   j Thirteen MiGs Destroyed in Battle, 145 Against - 64 Yanks

One Man Gets  Four Of Reds  Minor Battles On  Ground Make Little Change

U. N. Pilots Win Greatest Victory In Jet History   13 Red MIGs Downed in Two Swirling Fights

OQutnumbered U.S. Attackers Lose Only One   Helicopter Rescues Pilot-Major Gets Four Kills to Raise Total To 12-Troops Quiet

United States Pilots. Shot Down 13 RedJets Without A Single Lass

138 Convicts End Sit Down Strike   Return to Work After Not Eating for 5 Days

1,172 Oregon State Pen Inmates In Second Week of Sit-Down Strike

Phoenix, Once Canada’s Highest City,  Becames Memorv As Last Citizen Dies

Snow Blows Soffly Across the Grave Of the Last Resident of Ghost Town

From 3, 500 Population To Zero  ‘herst Citizen of Canada's Highest Ghost Town Is Buried

PRESSURE FOR HEARINGS ON INCOME LEVY  Both Republicans and   Both Republicans and Democrats Favor Airing of Gov. Fine’s Tax Proposal.

Eisenhower Counting On Baby A-Bombs For Europe Defense  Tells Pact Members Not Even That Will Replace Troops Need

Even So, Need Of70 Divisions 'Vital, Says He   Supreme Commander Addresses The North ‘Atlantic Paet Council

lke Counts On A-Bombs for Europe Defense  Says Atlantic Pact Force Will Need

Eisenhower Sees ‘Baby’ A-Bombs As Aid to Defense   But Warns of Continued Need For Infantry

Tells NATO 60 Divisions  Still Needed   Chief Of Military Calls For Defense Line East Of Rhine

Sull Need ~0 Divisions  NATO Told   General Warns Defense Line Must Be East of Rhine

Eisenhower Says He Is Counting On New ABombs  States They Would   States They Would Not Remove Need For Ground Troops

House Cuts Funds ror Interior Dept.  Cut Of 11 Per Cent Biagest Yet Made

State Senators Adopt §25 Boost For Old Age Aid  $75 Payment Wins By 30-0 Vote; State To Share Hike

Vogeler Released By Reds   Pale and Gaunt After 17 Months In Communist Jail

Hungary Releases Vogeler   U. S. Yields to Red Demands to Obtain Release of Executive Charged as Spy

Vogeler Freed. Fr om Jail by Red Hungary   U:S. Agrees to Reoper Consulates and Lift Travel Ban

U. 8. CITIZEN, HELD BY REDS IS RELEASEL  Robert A, Vogeler American Indus trialict. Tce Wraad hr

Communist Hungary Frees R. A. Vogeler   U.S. Grants Four Major Concessions Ta Gain Releace —

Demands Met by This Country, Budapest Claims   17 Months of 15-Year Prison Sentence Served

No Relaxing Of Defense Says Attlee   Shinwell’s Speech Embarrasses Labor As Dependable Ally

Wilson And Labor Flay  Lawmakers  Demand Stronger   Demand Stronger Controls To Aid Defense Program

Labor Enters Battle Over : Control Bill   Subsidy Amendment In the Spotlight Of Votina Today

Union Leaders Warn Conaress On Curbs Ban  gm   House Continues Voting as ULPC Denounces Plans

Reds Continue Slow Retreat Behind Smoke   Rigid Censorship Forbids Reference To Size Of Enemy Forces

Smoke Screen Conceals Red Plans in Kore   Chinese Continue May rows! acks

Reds Set Up  Smoke Screen   Wide Blanket Hides Enenry  Mavemeni«s in Center

Smoke Screens Hide Movement Of Communists  Two Towns Captured Along Central Front By U. N. Forces

CHINESE USING SMOKE SCREEN TO MASK MOVES   Enemy May Be Eithe: Withdrawing Or Mounting New Attack   RIGID CENSORSHIP HAS BEEN IMPOSED

Smoke Masks Reds Actions   Slow Retreat Continued As Allies Reap Wide Gains

Smoke Sereen Masks Chinese Reds’ Activity   Allies Capture Anchor Town in Central Area: New Censorship Ruled

May Mean Either Withdrawal or Impending Attack; Yanggu Falls to Ad * vancing Allies:Yonchon Is Abandoned.

Smoke Screen to Hide Red Moves   Chinese . Buildup Place ~ Falls to Allies

Planes Dive Through Openings In Smoke,  Strafe Enemy Troop:   Reds Continue to Set Fires Along 30-Mile Front To Mask Activities; Yonchon’ Falls To UN; Ridgway Maintains Strict Censorship

REDS AGAIN USE. SMOKE SCREEN TO HIDE MOVEMENTS   Foe. Abandons Yonchon: en _ Road ta Chorwon in Western Korea

UN Troops Go Forward With Air Support  Dinnlbate OF Sennka {   Blanket Of Smoke I: 30 Miles Wide And 10 Miles In Deoth

SENATORS WANT SOLDIER SAY-S0   Expected To Vote To Give Congress Voice On Troops

Senate Vote  On Approval For Sending Troops Near  Both Sides Predict  ancowmMma   Both Sides Predict Passage Of Measure On Congress Rights

Approval Seen For Senate Resolutions On U. S. Troops-To-Europe Assignments

Congress Voice In Troops Issue To Be Approved  McCarthy Warns US Has Little Time

Ceiling Sought On U. 5. Troops Sent To Europe  Congress Asks Voice In Future Moves

U.S. Allies Promise  More Men  Makes THicclosnre   Makes Disclosure In Voicing Plea For No Letdown

City Spreads Welcome Mat  100,000 Expected to Enjoy Galveston’s Gala Splash Day

Splash Day Program All Set Galveston Braces For 160.000 Visitors

U.S. Wants To Consider Ways To Punish Reds   U.N. Asked To Take Action In Near. Future

Eighteen Bossies Keep House Warm All Winter for Farmer   Experiment Termed Success in Sweden

Want To Save On Fuel? Get Barn, Pump, Pipes, 18 Cows And You're Sei

BTU—BOVINE THERMAL UNIT  Eighteen Cows in Barn Heat Swedish Farmhouse

pe ey Give Milk, Too Bn  118 Cows And a Thermostat [Keep Family Warm All Winter

Dr. Hamilton Holt, Noted College President, Dies; Worker For World Peace

Atom Spy Trial Jury Selected   Four Alternates Remain to be Chosen

Blocks in Residential Area Level   Hospital Jammed With Victims; 4 Critically Injured

New Low Hif in Trade Relations   But U.S. to Feel Little Effect as Agreement Ends

U.S., Russian Trade Drops ToNew Low   Kremlin, Satellites Cut Off From _ - Reciprocal Agreement

Tons Of Much-Needed Equipment, Gasoline, Supplies Put To Torch— 1D abel? Wiennn Rivfiald Te Flaming Wrarly Affar Suddan Ahandanmer

Kimpo Field Abandoned Hurriedly   Huge Gasoline Stores Are Left Burning

Kimpo Airport's Fall Described   Gas Stores Fired In Blazing Inferno

Murray Asks Betfer Roads   Governor Proposes New State Bond Issue for Modernizing and Repair

Murray in Proposal For Road Bond Issue   Asks for Full Survey of Bridges, Would Submit Plas To Legislature in 1953 fer Repair, Modernization

‘Only Way Out’ Is Acceptance  Of Sino Terms   Comments of Premier Under Study for Fuller Meanings

U. N. Branded Tool of U.S. By Red Chief   ‘World War Not Inevitable, Soviet Dictator Says  In Altack on West

HOW STABILIZER VIEWS RULE 7   Hardware Matters Will Be Cleared Up At Conference Wednesday.

Spoils System Seen As Cause Of Inefficiency 'In State’s Government

Merit Plan For State Personnel   “Little Hoover’’ Repor! Points Advantages Of Civil Serviee Svatem

No Word of Missing. Man In Hungary    Mrs. Vogeler Anxiously Awaits Fulfillment of Promise American to Be Given Freedom

Vogeler’s Whereabouts Still Puzzle; Wife Fears Return May Be Prevented

Vogeler’s Wife  Awaits More News   His Whereabouts Stil] Mystery; Fails to Arrive on Train

More News Awaited Of American. Expected To Be Released By Hungarian Government

Jessup Strong Backer of U.5., Says Austin   M'Carthy Charges Against Ambassado1 Receive Denial

AUSTIN SPEAKS IN JESSUP’S DEFENSE   Takes ‘Issue With McCarthy # On Charaes

Austin Defends Jessup's Record As Loyal Official  Chief U.N. Delegat Refutes McCarthy

Austin Backs Jessup Before Senate Group’  Chief UN Delegate ‘Says McCarthy Foe No Red Sympathize

Warren Austin Defends Jessup Against Charges   Powerful Protagonist of U. S. Interests, Savs Delegate

Warren Austin Gives Strong Backing To Jessup: Takes Slap at McCarthy

AUSTIN BACKS JESSUP CHOICE   Takes Issue With M’Carthy en List Of ‘Red’ Charges

UN. Delegate Defends Jessup Denits Charges of McCarthy   Says All Signs Point to Ambassador's Loyalty

Jessup Has No Red Sympathies, Austin Declares   Says Statesmen Like Ambassador Are Needed by Country

Austin Supports Jessup Agains McCarthy Charge   Says Ambassador Has No Trace of Red Sympathies

KING ABSENT AT BIRTHDAY PARTY   Princess Elizabeth Takes Salute For Father At Color Trooping

Tait’s Troop Limit F'layed   Sen. McMahon Claims Quota for Europe Unworkable

‘Great Debate’ On U. S. Policy Picks Up Speed   Taft Speech Stirs Answers On Senate Floor

McMahon Blasts Taft Troop Plar   ‘States Republican Leader’s _ Proposal Unworkable

Taft Plans For Troops Abroad Hit   Connecticut Democrat Says Ohioan’s Ideas On Quota Unworkable

Sen. McMahon Calls Taft Troop Plan For Europe Unworkable, Impractical

McMahon Fights laft Proposal  Ohio Senator for 9-1 Ratio on U. S. Troops

McMahon Blasts laftDemand For Quota On Troops  Demos Hit Toft Plan Fo Pin Dewn Nation’s  Part in Evrowe Defense

Taft's Troop Limit Called Impractical  Politics Scented In Latest Attack

McMahon Attacks Taft Plan to Pin Down Troop Quota:   Sparkman Wonders If Criticism Has Election Challenge

Taft Proposal To Fix Troop Quotas Held Unworkable   Senator McMahon Cracks At GOP Leader’s Idea.

Continue to Concentrate Vital Projects in Single Small Area... .  Military Preaches Dispersion -- Take a Look:

Military Packs Key Targets In Small Area   Advocates Dispersion Of Industry Buts Fails To Follow Suit

Comparatively Small Area Being Utilized By Military For Most Vital Projeets

Army Continues to Preach Dispersal, But Own Vital Projects Are Grouped

ENEMY BOMBARDIER’S DREAM EXISTS IN EAST  U.S. Obliginely Concentrates Vital Targets

Military Hubs Bunched--Ready Atomic Targets   Most Vital Projects Centered in Small Eastern Area

Defense Department Shuns Dispersal Policy, Concentrated Vital Projects:

Military Is Concentrating Vital Installations Around This Area   Camp Ritchie To Be Alternate National Commane Post For Nation; Camp Detrick Also Important Spot.

2d Pentagon ToBe Locatec At Ritchie   Camp Detrick Also Is Considered Primary Target For Attack Ry Enemy

Vital Military Projects Center On Washinaton   Maryland, D. C. Vulnerable to Enemy Air Attack

Top U. $. Targets Concentrated Near Capital   ‘Second Pentagon’ To Be Located In Maryland

Ridqway Keeps Own Counsel On Truce Talks   How and When He Plans to Answer Red Bid Kept Secret

Bradley Isn't Safistied On N.A. Progress   Praises Eisenhower, Feels That Other Netions Not Turning Out Enough

State Bans Sunday Circus; Legion Asks Dewey 'To Stop Golf, Swimming and All Sunday Sports

British Bomber Loses Race With Sun Across Atlantic But Makes Fastest Crossing in History. First Jet to Cross Sea Without Refuelline.

JET BOMBER’: SETS RECORD   Flew 500 MPH At Altitude * Of & Milac

Jet Spans Ocean In 4:42 Record   British Plane Streaks Acress Atlantic in Historic Flight

STREAKS TO MARK   British Jet Bomber Makes History's Fastest Atlantic Crossing

ACROSS OCEAN IN 4 HOURS, 40 MINUTES British Jet Cracks Atlantic Record

British Jet Bomber in New Ocean Record  Averages 445 MPH For 2,100-Mile - Atlantic Crossing

British Bomber Sets New Record   Jet Plane Flashes Across Atlantic in Less Than Five Hours

Twin-Jef Plane Breaks Atlantic Crossing Record  British Bomber Bes   British Bomber Efies 2, 106 Miles In. Four Hours And 40 Minutes

Twin-Jet British Canberra Bomber Makes Fastest Atlantic Ocean Crossina

6 MEN MISSING  IN SHIP FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA   Thirty-Five Injured in Blaze at Pier in Delaware River.

The Weather   6 Men Lost, 35 Injured  In Pier Fire   Blaze Is 4th In 16 Hours At Philadelphic

Flames Ravage a Ship and Pier   6 People Missing, 35 Hurt in Philadelphia

BLAZE ENVELOPS PIER, CARGO SHIP   CREWMAN BELIEVED TRAPPED IN VESSEL; 35 ARE IN HOSPITAL

FIRE SWEEPS BOAT PIER Al PHILADELPHIA   Origin Of Blaze Undetermined: Six Men Missing, 35 Injured.

BIG PIER FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA   Six Men Missing, 35 Persons Injured.

Fire Sweeps . Dier and Shin   Police Fear Crewman Trapped on Burning Cargo Ship in Fourth Waterfront Blaze

Shortages Ahead — Nation to Need Big Crops Next Year, Says Brannan

Nation Needs Bigger Crops Brannan Says   Asks For More Feed Grains, Cotton in 1952

Says U.S. Will Need Big Crops AgainIn 1952   Brannan Cites Possible Barriers

STATE PAY ROLL PROBE BLOCKED   REPUBLICANS WANT TO KNOW WHY NUMBER OF MLPLOYES 18 GROWING,

Reds Demanding Immediate Pact To Halt Fighting   UN Negotiators See It as Bid for Further Stalling

Suspect Trick to Stall Armistice As Foe Calls for Cease-Fire Line

Communists Demand Quick Agreement On Cease-Fire Line  Apparently Trying to Prevent Further UN  Advances In Korea

Reds Seeking ‘Truce To Halt UN Advanees   "Fry To Slop Fighting Without Armistice; PW Pate €o.     ered

U.S. To Open 6th England AF Base; Will Send Airmen   Maintenance Personnel 3,000 Anti-Aircraft Men To Man Field

REDS REMAIN SILENT OVER TRUCE TALKS   Staff Chairman Ends Field Tour, Praising Units

Bradley Sees U.N. Military Win In Korea   sul Ready to Talk Truce If Location Give: ‘Fonal Riehts’

Assured by Tour Of Front Lines   Bradley Says Forces in Ko rea Can Take Care of  Themselves   U. N. READY TO TALK   Allied Jets in Action Against Reds in Northwest Region

Forces Strong Enough, Bradley Says at Tokyo   General Doesn’t Think Communists Can Hurt Allies at Korean Front

UN Strong Enough to End War If Truce Talks Fail. Bradley Says; 6 Jets Shot

No One Can Run Over Forces in Korea—  lf Truce Talks Collapse, Can Win Military Decision—Bradley

General Omar Bradley Confident United Nations Can Throw Reds Back With Terrific Losses In Korea

Allies Willing To Talk of Peace On Equal Basis  No Renly Rocesived   No Reply Received From Red Generals

GEN. BRADLEY SAYS ALLIES CAN WIN WAR   Have Power to Force ‘’Successful Military Conclusion If Truce Talks Fail,”

General Sees War Victory lf Talks Fail   But Makes tt Clear Allies Will Resume Negotiations

Bradley Says Troops in Korea Strong Enough  General Reports Reds ‘Can't Hurt Us’ After Frant Vieit-

Confident Ot Victory  In Korea   JCS Chief Bradley Says The Allies Can Win if Truce Talks Collapse

Foes Not Strong Enough to Overrun UN, Bradley Says; Sabres Shoot Down 6 Reds

Declares U. N. Strong Enough To Beat Enemy   Ready To Resume Armistice Talks, He Makes Clear

Bradley Is Confident U.N. Can Win   Forces In Korea  Strong Enough To Keep Anyone From ‘Running Over Us’

Bradley Confident U. N. Will Defeat Reds in North Korea   No Sign That Reds Are Willing To Talk At New Site

General Is To Return From Asia   Bradley’s Purpose May Have Been Settled, Although Reason Not  Announced   Doubts Any Harm   Communists Not Seen as Able to Hurt UN Very Much

Reds Ignore Latest Bids For Meeting   U.N. Suggestion Of Different Parley Site   AVEC ee

Head of U.S. Joint Chiefs '[s Confident   Returns to Tokyo After Tour of Front; Truce Not Ruled Out

Bradley Is Confident Of Victory   Finds U.N. Forces Strong; Morale High on War Front in Korea.

Reds Can't Hurt U.S.—Bradley   General Says Forces Strong Enough to Successfully End War

STILL READY TO TALK ON TRUCE, SAYS CENER AT   May Cut Short His Travel in Far East, Purpose Not Known

Bradley Certain Allies Prepared To Halt Red Push  Staff Chief Claims U.N. Has Strength

GENERAL PREDICTS ALLIED TRIUMPH IF TRUCE TALKS FAI   U.N: Will Resume Negotiations Anywhere Under UE aa] Dighseft

General Makes Comment After  Touring Front Makes Clear That U.N Is Ready To Resume Cease-Fire Talks

Bradley Says U.N. Strong In Korea   U.S. General Says Reds Will Not ‘Run Over’ Allies

General Says Forces of UN Are Adequate   Regardless of What Reds May Do About Truce Allied Army Can Handle Situation

Allies Strong Enough For  Red ae   Bradley Doesn't) Think Enemy ‘Can Hurt Us;’ Ready for Talks

Bradiey Says U. N. Ready fo Resume Talks Anywhere   Site Must Provide “Equal Rights” for Both Sides, However.

Gen. Bradley, After Trip to Korea, Says Reds Cannot Hurt Us”   America’s Top Military Expert Points Out Way Still ls Open To Resume Cease-Fire Talks

Korean Units Are Praised By General.   Chiefs of Staff Head Returns to Tokyo Following Tour Of Kerean Battlefront

Good Weather For MacArthurs Hight To U.S.   Trip To West Coast From Honolulu To Start This Afternoor  ~~ FFARR RRA ie ee

Weather Good For Flight To  San Francisco   Honoluluan Throngs Give Fervid Acclaim, General Gets Dearee

M’ARTHUR DUE ON MAINLAND LATE TONIGHT   Greatest Welcome In Hawali History Accorded General

GOVERNOR SMITH BAGS CANADA GEESE   Pvecutive and Five Companion Hiuiters Get Limit of 12 in Two Hours,

Affairs Sponsored by Service Clubs To Highlight Penn’a Week Doings Today

BOMBER FLIES OVER NORTH POLE      BRITISH PLANE IN 3.558. MELE HOP FROM IRELAND TO ALASKA.

Brtish Bomber Flies Guar rave, 2058 Hille Tip   ‘Return Journey Thursday  Cails For 4,128 Miles  Non-Stop

BUSY SELLING LICENSES  Total at the Court Yesterday Eveping wes 1582

BUSY SELLING LICEN  Total at the Court Yesterday Evening was 1.4522

BoylePartnerMum On List of Clients   Denies Taking Any Part In Lithofold Loan Deal

Attorney Says Federal Work (Not Solicited :  ‘Agreed To Paichise : : : Boyle Law. Practices % Still Owes. $50,000 .*:

Siskind Bought Law Practice From Bil! Boyle   Refuses Senators List of Clients

LAWYER: BOUGHT SOME BOYLE CASES   Paid: $150; 000. Says ‘Siskind: Silent On. Clients

~"  =-STORMY SESSION Boyle Associate Balks At Listing His Clients

Law Clients Figure In  Senate Quiz   Washington Lawyer Says Lithofold Net Among List Bought From Boyle

abil Lawyer Admits: Paying to Boyle 150,000 in 1949 for Some Law Practice

Insists Lithofold Not Included  Max Siskind Balks at Listing Cc lients Purchased From Boyle

--RFC PROBERS HEAR SISKIND-— Says HeB ought Law  Pructice From Boyle

Allies Capture 5 Korean Towns In Limited Drive   Smash Forward 10 Miles, Then Hold Firm Under Repeated Night Attacks

Allies Stand Firm Against Repeated Assaults, as Enemy Patrols Probe Line

Allies Capture Five Important Korean Towns   Casualties of Enemy Heavy as Resistance Begins to Stiffen

Wars of Today Are About as Needed to Happiness of Mankind as Yellow Fever

‘To Back Arms Program  U.S. Promises Funds For Italian Gunmakers

Vishinsky Is Ready To Talk Disarmament  Areraac Ta Raking   Agrees To Behind Scene Disarmament Talks By ‘Big Four’

Soviets Agree To Big Four Arms Talk  Russia Accepts Proposal By Aon Aare Rine

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Vishinsky Agrees to Disarmament Talks hy Rio Four

Vishinsky Blasts West In Accepting   Soviet Challenges Allies To One-Third Arms Slash Now

Bells Signal End Of Lenten Season  * * * mo cana ovina t Acco Pen Tee 1 Ronse Age Exneriment

Wardens Urge 3-Day Season, _areer Limits   ?-eommendations Made A: Ried Outlook Is Called setter; Commission To “et Dates Next Week

Flood Waters  Menace Areas  In Minnesota Dikés Bolstered In,  Wisconsin; Nine Die Tn Fastern Storms

Mississippi On ‘Rampage Again   Wisconsin And Minne _ sota Cities Harassed   By Floods.

4 Boys Drown In Pond, One Saved   “Makeshift Raft On “Which Boys Were Playing Overturns

Four Boys Die In Medford Pond  Fifth Youth Saved  Tt Dees Gecac Toesvcd.

Allies Give Blunt ‘No’ To Demand   Refuse To Back Down On Issue Of Armistice Zone

UN Puts Issue Squarely Up fo Reds to Decide   Breakdown Would Mean Resuming Full-Scale War

UN Says Noto Rec Buffer Zone Idea   Commies Ask Recess in Talks After _ Allied Neaotiators Give Flat Refieal

lran Oil Parley Sef for Today  British Delegation Arriving in Adaban

Police Explore ‘Hot Lead’ In Family Killing   Oklahoma Police Get Hot Lead tn Slaying Of 5 Members Of Illinois Farm  Bartle

New Lead Indicates Missing Illinois Family May Have Been Slain in Western Texas

120 Planes _ Engage In Big Ai Battle   Jets Tangle With Reds In Sky War Over Koreas Front

34 YANKS. BATTLE 5 RED JETS   Battle Swirls From 37,000 Feet Down to 20,000'as Americans Damage Three Enemy Planes. ~   REDS LOSE 1,000 MEN IN BATTLE   U. N. Officers Estimate Enemy Losses at That Figure in Great Tank Raid on Pyonggang. 

New Red Drive Threat Easing: Bases Blasted   Truce Talk Outlook Remains Vague as UN Reply Drafted

‘Mig Alley’ Flying Battle   Three Red Ships. Reported Damaged  In History- Making 25-Minute Fight 

Yankee Fliers Damage Three Enemy Craft   Allies Again ‘Attack "Heartbreak Ridge’ on Eastern Front

120 Speedy Planes Tangle Over Korea   34 Allied Craft Clash with 85 Migs, Pilots Claim Three Reds Damaaed

U.S. Pilots Damage Three  Red MIG. 15s   Allied Infantry Hurls Another Attack at “Heartbreak Ridge” On East-Central Front

Front Relatively Quiet After Yesterday’s Armored Raid; Talk of Red Attack Dies Down.   PLANES ARE ACTIVE DAY AND NIGHT

3 Enemy Planes Damaged, Pilots of Sabres Say   History's Biggest Jet Battle Finds 34 U.S. Sabres Engaging MIG

34 U.N. Aircraft Clash with MiGs In Northern Area  Action on Ground Quieter; Ridgway Prepares Reply

Air War Tempo ls Stepped Up In “MIG Alley’  120 Flashing Jets Cross Korea Skies

120 JETS TAKE PART IN FIGHT OF 25 MINUTES   ‘Allies Hurl Another At: tack On ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

‘Mig Alley’ Is Scene Of Flying Battle   Three Red Ships Reported Damaged In History-Making 25-Minute Fight

Big Jet Battle Fought in Skies  ‘May Be Greatest  in History. U. S,  . Airmen Damaae 3 Planes.

120 Jets Fight For 25 Minutes   American Pilots Report Damage  To Three Enemy Crea FE

120 War Planes  Tangle in Korea   Aerial Battle-Rages 25 Min utes Over “Mig Alley”  in Northwest   LIGHT GROUND ACTION   Gen. Ridgway Said to Be Penning Answer to Reds on Peace Talks

120 Planes Over “MIG Alley’— Jets Tangle in One Of Biggest Battles

120 Jets Battle at High Level; Tank Fight Ends   Infantry Hurls New Assaults at Peak of Heartbreak Ridce

Nearly Six Score Of Planes Tangle At High Altitudes  Skies Over ‘MIG Alley’ Are Jammed — With Speedy Craft

3 MIGS Damaged; Infantry Hammers  ‘Heartbreak Ridge’   Jet Battle Perhaps Biggest In History: Vehicles Pounded

Pilots Claim Damage to 3  Red MIG-15s   Report 120 Planes Involved in High Level Aerial Fight

Report Damage to 3 Red Planes   Air Force Lists More Highway Traffic Today

Jets In Big Battle Above ‘MIG Alley’      Commander Issues No Word On When Message Will Be Ready; U. S. Infantry Launch Drive .-

34 American Jets in 25-Minute Fight With 85 MIG-15s   3 Red Planes Damaged, May Have Been History's Biggest Jet Battle.  Re taken Pa ndoldak

Jets Tangle in Biggest Air Battle  Nearly 120 Planes   Nearly 120 Planes Spar 25 Minutes; 3 MIGs Damaged

120 U.S. and Red Jet Planes Stage 15-Minute Battle   Three Communist MIGs Damaged In Biggest Jet Battle

THREE RUSSIAN PLANES HIT BY YANKS   Allies In Another Attack On “Heartbreak Ridge”  nliisnnge   Of New Red Drive Die Out: U.N. Planes Hammer Enemy Vehicles

Damage Three Red Warplanes in  25-Minute Battle   Estimate 1,000 Communist . Casualties in UN Armored Raid Through ‘lron Trianale’

120 Red, US Jets Hight 25 Minutes Over “MIG Alley’   American Pilots Say They Damaged 3 Communist Planes

U.S, AIRMEN HIT DAMAGING BLOW IN FIERCE FICHT   Communists Lose Heavily in Allied Tank Raid — Talk Of Red Offensive Js Dying Down:

Tropie Storm Swirls Into  Mexico Gulf   130-mph Winds Head For Mainland After Deadly Race

Force Of Wind Picks Up As Storm Crosses Yucatan And Takes A Westerly Course 

Forecaster Stevens At New Orleans Says It Is A “Very Dangerous Hurricane;”’ Jamaican Damage Reporied ft. ¢ 000.000

Raging Missouri River Smashes Through Leyes   Flood Waters Wash Away Cul Du Sac Levee Inundating One Thousand More Acres of Land.

Levee Fails To Hald Or Missouri   1,000 Acres of Land Flooded, With 25,000 More in River’s Path

Raging Missouri Breaks Big Levee, Floods 1,000 Acres  25,000 More Acres Toward Mississippi Threatened by Flood

‘Fire All Hanging  Around’   . State GOP Chairman Bhirges Wholesale Action at Capital

INDICTMENTS ON THREE DROPPED   Defamation Charges Or Committee Members Ifnored

Brehm Lawyers Launch Appeal Action in Court   Attorneys File Formal Notice In Washington

Chinese Reds Conduct Purge  Party Ranks Cleared Of Doubtful Members

Party Purge by Peiping’s Rulers  _ Slash-Card Carriers From 6 to 3 Million

Reds Purge Own Party in China, Reports State  ve to Keauce Card-Carriers by

Chinese Reds are Making a Drastic Purge of Party   Order Slash in Party Membership Of About Half

Excess Profits Hike Rejected   Senate Refuses To Restore  Revenue To Huge Tax Rit

EXCESS PROFITS TAX DEFEATED   Senate Hands Administra tion Two Major Setbacks

Senate Refuses To Boost New Corporation Tax  Corp. Refuses Delay To Hike Pending Bill

Senate Rejects Excess Profits Revenue Boost   “Decision Represents Setback For Truman

MOVE 10 BOOST PROFITS TAX FAIL   SENATE BLOC TRYING TO IN CREASE BILL RECEIVES TWO SETBACKS.

Racket Instead Of Tax,’ Belief Of One Speaker   Action Is Setback For Administration Whose Goal Is High

FOREST FIRES RAGING THROUGH WEST TIMBER   More Than 75 Blazes Reported in Tree Stands in Three State Pacific Area

75 Blazes in lorest Lands   25.000 Acres Burns in California; Huge Stands Afire

industry Buzzing Over ClO Meeting   Murray's Sudden Action For Union Sessions Add: Speculation to Demands

CIO Meeting Causes Buzzing   Ponder Outcome Of Contract Negotiations

Murray Calls Steel Union Policy Makers’ Conference; Talks Will Continue Today

UNION CHIEFS MEET MONDAY   Murray, President Of CIC To Confer With Top Policy Makers

RIVER TRAFFIC SOUTH OF HERE BEGINS TODAY   First Commercial Tow Leaves East Brady For Pittsburgh

SOUTH OF HERE BEGINS TODAY   Firat Commercial Tow Leaves East Brady For Pittsburgh

Allies Resist Demand On Truce Policing   Negotiating Teams Tight Lipped After 90-Minute Conference

—Missing Civilians Accounting Demanded—  U.N. Firmly Resists More Concessions   ‘It ls Now Your Move,’ General Turner Tells Red Group On Truce Supervision

Repairing Of City Streets ls Underway   Railroad Crossing Being Repaired; State Also Making Street Repairs

Repairing Of City Streets Is Underway  Railroad Crossing   Railroad Crossing Being Repaired; State Also Making Street Repairs

Senators Rap Island Judge   Accused Reds’ Bail Cut, Jurist Mav Lose Job

Judge Who Cut Bond of 7 Reds May Be Ousted  Action in Hawaii Outrageous, Says Sen. O'Mahoney   Flavs Ruling

And So Ethics, At Last, Intrudes ~ On Our Lawmakers Lookingglass

Con ate  Senate Group Begins Delving Into Hazy ‘Ethics In Government

Truman Wary Over Talks On Armistice   Calls for Self Dental In U.S. if Peace Reached in Korea

HST Calls  For Long, Tough Plan   President Says Long International Red Dancer Faces World

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S, FACES LONG —FANGER: PERIO!   ‘A Hard. Tough Policy of Self-Denial Called for hy Truman in Fourth of duly Address.   ASSERTS NATION MUST CONTINUE TO REARM   Discusses Warily Impending  Cease-Fire Talks to Bring a Halt to Fighting in Korea.

Truman Warns World Facing Great Dangel   President Says Americans Must Be Prepared For Self Denial

Valls on American People to Follow “Hard, Tough Policy of Self Denial” Even if Korean War Comes to End.

Russian Might Is Main Peril, Chief Declares   Calls on America to Keep  Guard Up After End Ot Karean War

SELF DENTAL” POLICY BY U.S. PEOPLE ASKED   Desire Of Communist Rulers For Peace Is Questioned

Truman Warns Long Period of Danger Ahead  President Asks  For Tough Policy   omar eo lrg ryt

Complaints Against  Order Grow   Urgent Meetings Start Overhaul Of Friday Order

CURB ON PAY SCALE SLATED FOR REVISION   Chief Enforcement Officer Resigns ‘In Huff

Revision of Pay Curbs Already Started, But Price Changes Not Expected for 60-90 Days, Public Complains Freeze Is Only Slight Chill

Action on Wage Curbs Expected Early This Week   Ching Appeals for ‘People to Wait And Not Prod Us’

Controls Stir Mighty Chorus Of Complaints   Ching Appeals For Time to Correct Setup

Board Drafts New Policies For Salaries   Revision of Price _ Controls Not Seen For 30 to 90 Days

Senate Democrats Not In Agreement On All Phases of 18-Year-Old Draft

43 Nations Back US Resolution To Brand China   India Warns Passage Will End All Hope Of Peaceful End

UN TO ACT ON CHINA TODAY   Expect Communists To Be Branded Aggressors By World Body

U.N. Set To Call China Aggressor  Actio ion Slated  Today;  bibwatc ws

UN Expected To Label China As Aggressor Today   India Urges Another Peace Appeal To Peiping

U.S. Prepared To Name Red China As An Aggressor   Russia And Poland Tc Oppose But Approval Assured.

UN Expected To Name Red China Army As Aggressor  Action Should Come TT. vey Ac Canimtrioc   Action Should Come Today As Countries Line Up Behind U. S.

US. Vietory Sure After — 12-Week Fight   Britain Joins 42 Other Nations In Support

UN Expected To Condemn Chinese As Agaressors; 43 Nations Support U.S.

43 Nations Line Up With U.S. to Condemn China   Vote Declaring   Vote Declaring Reds Aggressors Coming Late Today

Adoption Today by Council Of U.S. Resolution Twelve Weeks After Reds Enter War

Britain Joins 42 Others In Backing U.S.   India Says Passage Of Resolution Today May End Peace Hope

MAJORITY LINED UP TO DENOUNCE ENTRY INTO WAR   Soviet Bloc. Opposes Move To Brand Chinese As Aggressors   But Lack Votes To  Prevent It.

U.N. Expected To Brand Ching As Ageressor   Russia, Poland To Debate Against Censure In Political Panel

 Hampers Routings From.City  Both Sides Refuse to Budge In Mo Pac Bus: Driver Dispute

90% of Motorists Get Their Permits   Renewal And Inspection Deadlines Pass

Ninety Per Cent of State's Drivers Beat Deadline Revenue Secretary Says

Share Defense Costs Warning To So. America   Acheson Declares Soviet Imperialism Calls For Action Now

Cures For Common Cold And Polio, Trips To Moon, No Rain At Picnics, Predicted Within 75 Years

 Hanky-Makers Dread 2026--No Colds!   Scientists Also Foresee Rainless Picnics, Rocket Trips to Moon, syntnen  Poe od hs. Wandeore in Next 75 Years—lf We Last

Cures for Common Cold, Polio and No Rain at Prenics Is Predicted

No Rain at Picnics, Trips to Moon, Cures   For Common Cold; Polio Seen in 75 Year:

County Medical Men Register   Thirty-four Sign Up With Draft Board

Bus Rams Into Wall: Ten Dead  Wild Downhill Dash Injures 46 Persons

10 Killed In Runaway Bus Crash  Driver Dead, 46 Injured in Dash  Down Steen Hill

Bus Crash Kills 10 Passengers  Runaway Vehicle Hits Concrete Wall

Runaway Bus Kills 9 of 65  ChurchGoers   Vehicle Runs Down Mile Long Hill, Hits Wall In West Virginia

10 Persons Die, 46 Are Injured In Runaway Bus  Church-Bound Bus eee. tar. EB   Church-Bound Bus Crashes Sterne Wall In Weirton, W. Va.

10 Persons  Killed In Bus Accident In West Virginia   Runaway Vehicle Crashes Into Concrete Wall; Was Carrying 65 Passengers

Ten Are Killed As Runaway Bus Rams Into Wall   46 Passengers, Bound for Church, Injured in Weirton. W. Va.

RUNAWAY BUS — "CRASHES WALL: 10 DIE, 46 HURT   Driver Loses Control of Vehicle on Steep Mile-Long : : oe +)  

Ten Killed in Runaway Bus Tragedy   Churchgoers Die As Vehicle Dives Over Embankment

TEN ARE KILLED IN RUNAWAY BUS   Macuine Plunges Down Mile-Long Hill In West Virginia—48 Others Are Listed Injured.

BUS CRASHES WALL: 10 DIE   Goes Out Of Control 0: Steep Grade; 47 Are  Injured

Bus Crash Takes Lives Of 10 Persons   Vehicle Rolling Down Hill Out of Control Hits Concrete Wall

43 Hurt, Three Critically, in West Virginia   Passengers Enroute Downtown To Attenc Mass at St. Paul's

Runaway Bus In Wild Dash; 10 People Die  46 Hurt When Bus Crashes in Nawnhill Ride

on Scene of Sunday Tragedy  Runaway Bus Strikes Wall: 10 Dead, 46 Hurt

Runaway Bus Speeds Down Hill, Hits Concrete Wall. Killing Ten Persons

RUNAWAY BUS CRASHES WALL; 10 DIE, 46 HURT   Driver Loses Control of Vehicle on Steep Mile-Long Hill,

10 Killed In Runaway Bus Crash Sunday  Struck Retaining   Struck Retaining Wall At Foot Of Long Hill

aoenoiieliteemeianniimattmneeereee ee  10 Church-Bound Passengers Killed in Runaway Bus Crash

 Sunday Disaster Disaster 10 Die In Runaway Bus Crash In West Virginia

10 Killed as Bus Runs Away, Hits Concrete Wall   Driver Unable to Halt Churchbound Vehicle On Mile-Long Hil!

46 Injured In Wild Dash Down Hill   Church-goers Are Victims As Vehicle Hits Concrete Wall

1OAREKILLED, 46 INJURED -IN BUS CRASH   Runaway Vehicle Smashe: Inte Wall At Foot . of Hill   BOUND FOR: CHURCH   Most of Passengers in Weirton, W. Va., Carrier Headed for Mass"

Americans HeldIn China Camps:  Yank POWs Reported Below ‘Great Wall’

Truman Says He Is Well Satisfied With Acheson   Fulbright Defends Truman Strategy

Say Just What He  Pleases   No Intent From Truman to ‘Pull Strings’ on Gen. Douglas MacArthur

War Spread Up To Russia. Truman Says  Deelares American   Declares American ~ Policy Was Outlined On April 11

Question of World War Un to Reds Truman Declares  Hopes Conflict Can Be Limited to Korea

Tells News Conference American Policy Given in His Speech April 11

Acheson Backed By Mr. Truman  Up to Russia Whethe War Spreads, He Say:

Says Communists Hold Key fo the Spread of War   Truman Sticks to Stand On Foreign Policy of His April llth Speech.

‘Mac’ Free To Go Where He Wills To Say What He Wants—Truman   Truman Declares Extent of War ‘Up to Russians

WAR POLICY UP TO REDS - TRUMAN   Says Russia Will Decide If Korea War Spreads

Policy of U.S. ls Reported Not Changed   Chief Executive Tells Newsmen He Will  Not ‘Pull the Strings On Gen. MacArthur

Truman Defends Acheson Policy   Says Further War Is Up To Russians

MacArthur Being Given Free Hand By Trpman: General Visits Chicago  

Chief Executive Says He Will Not Pull Strings on Gen. MacArthur's Speeches

President Says General to Have Complete Freedon   Suggests Marshall Be Asked Status of Whitnev

TRUMAN WON'T PULL STRINGS ON MacARTHUR   General Can Say What He Pleases, Any Time, Place

Mac Free io . . Talk, Truman  Tells Newsmen  He Can Say What .He Pleases, When, Where Hea Pleases

WAR SPREAD UP TO REDS, SAYS TRUMAN   Promises Not to “Pull Strings” On MacArthur

General Can Speak As He Pleases   President Promise: “No Strings” In  Press Conference

SAYS RUSSIA HAS CHOICE. OF WAR OR PEACE   Tells Newsmen He Is Very Well Satisfied With  Dean Acheson

—-COULD ORDER SILENCE—  Truman Will Not‘P ull Strings’ On MacArthur

President Says He'll ‘Not Pull Strings’ On ‘Mac’   Says General Is. Free To Go, Speak Anvwhere He Pleases

Spread of War Up to  Russia, Says Truman   Communists Have Choice of Settlement, President Tells Press Conference Today; Save He’s Well Saticfied With Achecan

Spread of War Up to Russia   Truman Satisfied with Acheson; Won't Gaaq Gen. MacArthur

Whether War Spreads Up To Russia— Truman   President Standing By Foreign Policy Speech Of April 11; Repeats He Is Satisfied With Secretary Acheson.

President Says That Course  Of Conflict Will Be Decided By Reds; Peace Way Open

General’s Called Free To Speak Out   Truman Silent On Story Concerning  Wake Island Talks

MacArthur Is Free To Talk,  Tr uman Says   President Says He Will Let General ~ Say What He Pleases Where He Pleases

Spread of War Up fo Russia  Truman Satisfied VA/i‘sah. Awbh.... f.!1°...

Truman Will Not Muzzle MacArthw   Status of Whitney Is On for Marshall, Says Chief Executive

Up to Russia Whether Korean War Spreads-HST   President States He is Satisfied With Acheson

President Not To Pull Strings On MacArthur   Truman Says General Can Say What He Pleases, When He Pleases And Where He  Pleases: Comments At Press Conference.

President Says hacArthur ts Free To Tell His Story  Saye He Will No   Says He Will Not ‘Pul  Strings’ on General

General May Say What He Likes, Where He Likes  Up to Russia Whether   Up to Russia Whether Korean War Spreads, President Declares

Up to Russia, Truman Says   Spreading Korean War Depends on the Soviet

War Course Up To Reds, Chief Says   President Backs Acheson, Denies Change Planned

Allies Meeting Stitfer Defense North of Seoul  Expect Limited Red Offensive ‘ar Awnnivercary

Red Air Force Growing Bolder  On Korean Front  Jets Challenge Allied Plunes  ree E'eeh he,

ENEMY AIRMEN SWOOP DOWN WITH ROCKETS   Probing Troops Run Into New Outer Defenses

Plane War Steps Up As Enemy Defenses  Stiffen Above Seoul   Red Air Raider Makes Rocket Attack on UN Troops; Two New Sky Battles Near Border of Manchuria Result in Victories for Allies

Bolder Red Air Action ls Reported   Limited Offensive Expected, June 25, War's Anniversary

Attach Due?  Chinese Plans Grow Bolder,  iGround Defenses Suffened

Red Planes Growing Bolder; One Hits Front With Rockets   Communists Defenses on Ground Stiffen North of Seoul: UN Spearhead Thrown Back

Reds on Ground In Air Punching Harder at Allies   Enemy Defense North Of Seoul Is Bristling As Fighting Steps Up

Doughboys Stand Ground as Reds Swarm Up Hill Firing Small Arms and Throwing Grenades.   ANOTHER COMMUNIST ATTACK IN EAST FAILS   North Koreans Strike or Three-Mile Front—Bodies of 618 Counted After ~~    Fighting Ends.

Polar Explore: Ellsworth Dies  Heart Attack Fatal  For North Pioneer

Two Jailbreakers, Armed Companion Who Kidnaped Four Hostages. Are Objects of Midwest Manhunt —

Omaha Convicts tscape In Bus  (Speers: eee: Seven Ieee  poeeSReren SelM. Soe   Tough Pair Hunted, Hostages Freed

Midwest Manhunton for 2 Fugitives. Liberator; 4 Hostages Released

Police Launch Huge Manhun For Fugitives   Two Prisoners And Confederate Seize Hostages Inv Break

Big Manhunt on for Four in Jail Break   “Tough Cookies’ Free 4 Hostages, Continue Flight

Manhunt On In Nebraska   Boy Takes 4 Hostages. 2 Prisoners From * Omaha Jail

Two ‘Tough’ Jailbreakers  Being Hunted   Pair, With Armed Friend, Release Four Hostages After Holding Them In Terror Nine hours

Manhunt In Midwest  3 Jail-Breakers Hunted After 4 Hostages Eiseape

MANHUNT ON IN MIDDLE WEST FOR 3 DESPERADOES   Gunmon Holds Up Jail, Liber ates 2 Prisoners; 4 Hostages Freed.

Two Jailbreakers, Helper, Sought After Kidnaping Four As Hostages

Two Jailbreakers Hold 4  ‘As Hostages Nine Hours   Armed Contederate Frees Pair From Omaha Jail; Flight For Freedom Starts With 20-Block Bus Ride

A Manhunt on For ‘Tough’  Jailbreakers   Nebraskan Fugitives Had Outside Help- ™~ Took Hostages, Fled

Jailbreakers, Armed Aide, Kidnap, Release, Hostages ‘Before Making Good Escape

Reporter Testifies Against Remington  Says He Was Member Of Young Communist League

Greensboro Homemakers Crouse To Participate Hold Interesting Meeting In Cross Country Meet

Greensboro Homemakers Viet At The Home Of Miss Annabelle Bilbrough

— 11% CEILING — Senators Cut House Tax Bill   SMALL PAYER GETS BREAK

rn Pet. Ceiling Is Voted on  Income Taxes   - Choice of 2 Tax Rates Provided In Senate Action

Senate Eyes ‘Upper Bracket For Tax Hikes   11 Per Cent Ceiling Sought On Low And Middle Income Levies

Senate Plan Hits Higher Incomes  Taxpayer to Be Giver      Taxpayer to Be Giver Choice; Both Hurt:

Death Of Doctor Decreed Suicide  Morphine Taken By Heart Specialist Robbed By Rahv Sitters

Aule Death of Dester Suicite   Took Narcoties During Depressed State

DOCTOR TOOK LIFE, REPORT DISCLOSES   @Pieart Specialist, Robbed By BabySitters. Victim Of Morphine  Shas enw erie:

DEMOCRACIES’ GREATEST. “TRIUMPH IS THAT ‘THEY: “DON'T BELIEVE IN MYTH

*‘Caucasions Reported in Red Forces  Probing Attacks Indicate General Assault Is Near

Most Flood Areas Feel Worst Over  In Some Spots Crisis Yet To Come

Flood Waters Reach Cres!   Mississippi River Valley Residents Believe The Worst Over

It's Up To the Clouds Now Rain Increasers Are Ready   Plane Arrives For Seeding as Weatherman Says Showers Likely; Generators Go Astray

State Assembly In Agreement On New Recess   Dec. 10 Accepted As Date After Lengthy Dispute

State Assembly Takes Recess  Until Dee. 10   Final Adjournment Is Set for Dec. 22: House Action Under Protest

Allies Advance Three Miles Through Heavy Gunfire In Limited Attack

Allied Troops Push Three Miles Into East Front   US Night Fighters Shoot Down Planes Near Peace Camp

ALLIES MOVE THREE MILES   Meet Heavy Fire Near Kumsong in ‘Limited Advance

Enemy Base Of Kumsong ls Objective   U. S. Night Planes Knock Out 2 Smal! Red Planes Near  U. N. Peace Camp

UN Advances Up To 3 Miles Through Fire  Li imi ite ed Objectiv ——   Limited Objective Attack Is Made In Central Zone

Allied Troops Score Gains Along Front  Badavancac IIn Ta   Advances Up To Three Miles Are Reported Today

REPORTS OF RED ~ BUILDUP PERSIST   ‘Allies Score Gain or East-Central Front

Allied Soldiers Advance 3 Miles   Red Gunfire Heavy in East-Central Front

UN Soldiers in 3 Mile Advance  Reports Persist of Communict Build-Usc

ALLIES GAIN THREE MILES TN KOREA   Rumors of Red Buildups Behind  Lines Feared

Allies Gain 3 Miles in Limited Drive  Report 350,000 Rede in Ruildnun   Report 350,000 Reds in Buildup Behind Front

Allied Troops Drive 3 Miles   Most Fronts Quiet As Reports Indicate Heavy Red Buildup

GAINS ARE MADE BY U.N. TROOPS ON ENEMY LINE   Allied Forces Advance Up To Three Miles Through Heavy Gunfire On Korean  - Front.

ALLIES ADVANCE THREE MILES IN FIERCE BATTLE      U. N. Fighters Down Two Red Planes Near Munsan Peace Camp.

Allied Troops Gain 3 Miles Near Red Base   Launch Limited Attacks; Down Two Red Planes Near Munsan

Allies Advance  3 Miles in East;  Red Fire Heavy i  UN Officer Repor   UN Officer Reports Nothing to Indicate Knemy Offensive

Allies Advance 3 Miles, Face Stiff Red Fire   Two Enemy Planes Shot Down Near Area of USN. Peace Camp

Revenue Agents to Spill Beans   Registered Gamblers to Face Local Criminal Actions.

REDS RUSHING REINFORCEMENTS 10 OTHER POINT   Air Secretary Is In Tokyo For Conference

HOUSE OKAYS ROLLBACK ON BEEF PRICES   GOP, Dixiecrats Spli In Showdown On DiSalle Plan

Beef Price Rollback  Is Upheld By House   Administration Shows Strength In Showdown Over Controls

House Okehs Rollback of  Farm Prizes   Administration Forces Beat 3 Attempts To Defeat Meastire

ROLLBACK ON BEEF PRICE   GOP, Dixiecrats Split In Showdown On DiSalle Plan

House Votes Half-a-Loaf Price Curbs   Beef Rollback Sustained; Same Cut Authorized Food Over Parity

House Decides To Retain Beet Price Rollback   Three Efforts to Curb Rollbacks Defeated in Fight Over Controls

‘House Approves Retaining Of Price Rollhacks   Administration  Forces Show  Surprising Power

House Votes Roll Back In Beef Price:   Cuts In Farm Product: Would Also Be Permitted Under Bill

BEEF ROLLBACK UPHELD BY HOUSE —BY-207-123 VOTE   Chamber Also Appraves 10 Pet, Cut in Price of Other Farm Products Selling Above Parity.   ACTION A VICTORY FOR ADMINISTRATION   Dixie-G, 0. P. Coalition Breaks Ranks oo Showdown—Truman Request to License Businesses Beaten.

Would Permit 10 Percent Cut in Farm Products   Administration Forces Show Sudden Surge of Strength; Compromise Still Subject to Final Vote on Whole Bill.

Vote by House Keeps Rollback  On Beef Prices  Cut Also Okayed On Above Parity Farm Products   Subject to Final Vote

Beef Rollback Stays in House Controls Plan   Vote Also Permits Cuts for All Farm Prices Above Parity

House Sustains Rollback on Live Beef Price   Truman Forces Jam Compromise After ‘Suffering Setbacks

10 Per Cent Cut on Farm Products Over Parity Are Allowed in Sudden Shift

Vote Sustains  Beet Rollback   Administration Has Suree of Strength

House Upholds Present Curbs On Beef Prices   Administration Beats Down Opposition in Bitter Controls Debate

Sustain Rellhack On Beef Prices   ‘House Permits 10 Per Cent Cut In Other Farm Prices

Ten Per Cent Cut Voted On Farm Products   Administration Shows Strerigth In The Showdown

British Set For Threat Of Attack   Big Force Of 21,000 Men Convert Suez Camps To Heavily Armed Bases

Reading Man Is  Killed In Freak Mishap Sunday Plunges Into Quarry  Seeking Wife Thrown Fram far After Crach

DAZED MOTORIST FELL OVER CLIFF IN THE DARK   His Car Had Collided With Pole Previously   HAD FALLEN 60 FEET

—NEW GAINS— Han River . Bridgehead Is Seized   50,000 SHELLS RAIN ON REDS

BRIDGEREAD ON HAN SEIZED BY ALLIED TROOPS   Most Concentrated Barrage of Korean War Precedes New Assault,

UN Forces Open Shattering Drive On 65-Mile Front   Gain Up To Five Miles-In Korea And Seize Big Bridgehead Across Han River About 15 Miles East Of Seoul; Attack Started With Sustained Artillery Barrage

Polar Bears, Monkey, Moose and Dog Take Over ‘National News Spotlight by Their Shenanigans

Animals Grab Spotlight in U. S. News  Circus Beasts, Dogs, Moose Make Headlines

Vsti LIKE PEOPLE  Animals Grab Share of Top Headlines Over the Nation

Animals Almost Outdo Politicians In The Headline Contest Yesterday

‘From U.S. To Alaska  Animals Roar Into News With Strange Goings On

LATE HENRY FORD RUTHLESS HINDIVIDUALIST, EX-BUSINESS ASSOCIATE SAYS IN NEW BOOK

STEVENS NAMED HEAD OF 'HOME PLATE’ EXEYS CLUB AT SCHREINER BANQUET LAST NIGHT

‘Jack Stevens Elected President Of Schreiner Fy-Students At Banquet Tuesday Evening

UN Patrols Are Active   Strike Deep ln Red Territory; Blackout Details

Two Firemen Hurt in Fighting Blaze   Bitter Cold Makes Job Harder in St. Louis.

A-Alarm Fire In Zero Cold At St. Louis’   Four Firemen Out Of Action In $30,000 Fire

Taft Will Delay Effort To Limit ’ Army In Europe  GOP Leaders Claim Move Now Would Be Doomed To Failure

Scion of Two Presidents Murdered Woman's Son Gets New Name, Home

Army To Load War Cargo During Strike  Tied Up by Walkout  of Lonashnaraman

Expect Army To Enter Dock Tieup Today   May Intervene to Move War Supplies Delayed by Strike

Soldiers May Sub  For Longshoremer  60 Ships Tied Up by - Cersbo in Naw York

Crackdown On Highways Sef  r Arn Calls   Governor Arn Calls For Drive To Halt Traffic Violations

Gas Line Blasted, Heat for 10,000 Cut   Valve Dynamiting Called Sabotage

Showdown on Graft Charges Monday Night   Worcester D. A. and District Court Judge  Raelt Rofore “ommitte:

Red Youths Out-Scream Nazis In Demonstrating Loyalty To Stalin   Million Sent Home After Praise Parade For Joe And Told To Start Sabotaging Western Defense.

HATE HYSTERIA WHIPS YOUTHS   Red ‘Peace’ Festival End: As Millions Scream Soviet Praises

Red Youths Return Home With Orders To Sabotage West German Defenses

New Manpower Plan  Is Readied By Truman   Program Will Bulwark Military, Give Farms, Industry Skilled Men

‘New Manpower Program Drawn   Congress Warned Husbands, Fathers May Be Called to Meet Quotas

.UN Brands China Aggressor 44-7 After 12 Weeks   Seven Red Satellites Oppose Historic Move; Will Name “Good Offices” Group To ‘Make New And Final Peace Bid To Peiping

UN ASSEMBLY BRANDS CHINA AN AGGRESSOR   Showdown Ballet Was 44 To7; Nine Abstentions

LONG LEGAL BATTLE ENDS  UN Formally Labels Red  China As An Aggressor

U.N. Assembly To Take Action On China Issue   Expect Vote To Condemn Red China Will Be Increased

(Key West Merchants In Hope Truman Will Stay 'On Through Christmas

Charlotte Talk Concludes Taft Tour Of State   Says Task Of U.S. Is Defense From  Cle anoat Trek Darware?

RETAIL SALES SLIPPING OFF   Decline Is Contributing Tc Lull In Inflationary  Storm

Worst Sandstorm In 60 Years Hits Southeast Missouri   Traffic Halted on Some Highways.—Damage Is Severe in Cotton Fields.

New York Cotton   Sand Storm Cuts Across Missouri Bootheel Causing ‘Extremely Heavy’ Damage to Crops

‘Crop Damage Extensive ‘As Wind Hits Bootheel And St. Louis Sections

Sand Storm Over Bootheel  Heavy Crop Loss   Heavy Crop Loss In Cotton Area From Severe Storm

Unless Rules Are Changed, There’s No Way United Nations Can Settle Many Quarrels

Truman Hails Resolution on Troops Issue  No Comment Mad: : On Part Requiring   Ganarece Annraval

Truman Hails Senate Action  On Troop Plan  lasers Avni.   Sidesteps Argument Over His Authority To Do As He Pleases

4 Divisions To Be Sent To Ike's Command  100, sean  American For rce To Siart Mew ing Pe A © ee

Troop Resolve Seen Evidence Of Pact Support   President Hails Resolution Backing Plan To Send More Divisions Abroad

Troop Transfer Control Sought  ‘scope Am DeacsAand   Curbs on President Approved by Senate

FIGHT ON POWER 10 SHIP TROOPS REACHES CLIMAX   Senate Endorses Plan To Send Four Divi. sions To Europe— Wants Right To Ap. prove Others, —

President Hails Senate Approval o Troops for ‘Ike’  Wants Voice for ff =e ie eee if i eae   Wants Voice for Congress If More Are to be Sent

SENATORS OK FOUR DIVISIONS FOR EUROPE   Truman ' Approves, Sidestepe Issue on OK for More” 7 a  T eaans.

TRUMAN PLEASED BY TROOPS ISSUE VOTE   President Brushes Off Provision That Conaress Okay Additional Europe Forces

Truman Says Nation Supports Atlantic Pact   Describes Senate Action as Support Of Treaty

Senate Action On Troops To Europe Hailed   President Cites Move As Support Of Atlantic Pact

Truman Hails U.S. Senate's  Troop Action Fails To Challenge issue of Authority On Troop Shipment

President Satisfied On Troops   Says Senate Action Proves Country Is Behind Atlantic Pact

TrumanHails  OK of Troops   Resolution Backs Sending 4 Divisions But Challenges More

Approve Plan on ‘Troops   One to Send Four More Divisions To Europe Gets Senate Sanction

Lauds Action As Supporting Atlantie Pact   Fails To Comment On Rebuke  To Presidential Authority

Senate s lroops-For-Europe Resolution Hailed By President Truman

President Hails U.S. Support Of Atlantic Pact  Senate Backs Shift Of Four Divisions

Truman Hails Senate Troops Resolution   Skirts Questions About CongressApproval Provision

Europe Army Action Hailed By President   Says Threat Of War Suill Danger; Urges Funds For “Voice?

Controversial Troops-To-Europe Bill Approved In Senate By 69 To 21 Vote

SENATORS OK FOUR DIVISIONS FOR EUROPE   Truman Approves, Sidesteps   Issue on OK for More  : Troops.

Senate Lets Truman Rule On Troops   President Will OK or ‘No’ Any Future Action

Truman Hails Senate's 0. K. Of 4 Divisions  President Won't   President Won't Say If He’ll Ask Congress Approva

“Evidence Of Support”  Truman Hails Senate Stand On Treons-To-Furope Action

Attorney Shovec Aside by Caudle After Case Won   Mitchell Says Tax Fraud Victory Was Watched by Boykin

estimony Given By Prosecutor In Fraud Action   ‘Committee Chairman Says He Will Ask Clark And McGrath To Hearings

Lawyer Charge of Boycott for Case  Justice Attorney Says Caudle Cut Him Off After .  Prosecution “FIXED” SUIT CLAIM  Tobacco Firm’s Aid te Demos Reported to Have Helped Outcome

After Winning Case. Ly Lee ee ee bare   Prosecutor Declares He Was  Ostracized bv'T. Lainar Caiulle

Atforney Claims Caudle Stalled Work Schedule  Justice Department Aide Says Activity Died Down After Tax

Justice Clark, Attorney General Will Be Asked to Testify —  Attorney Says Boykin, Caudle’ Toe Interested’ in Tax Case

Tax Scandal Centers on Alabama Case  Caudle, Rep. Boyki  ‘Interested’ in ' Fraud Prosecution

Caudle Faces New Charges  His Interest in Case  Reancdad ‘Imnranar’

WAS OSTRACIZED FOR CONVICTION   Prosecutor Snubbed By  Caudle After Trying  Tax -Evaders

CLAIMS CAUDLE DISPLEASED BY COURT VICTORY   Gave Assistants No More _ Cases After Tax Fraud : Prosecution.

Federal Attorney Names Legislator In Tax Testimony   Interest of Congressman, Caudle Called ‘Improper’ In Alabama Tax Fraud Case

Clark, McGrath To Get Chance To Testify   Probers Would Hear Them Late This Week

Tax Prosecutor Says He Was Ostracized By Boss Caudle After Winning Cases

Attorney Says Caudle And Boykin Took “Improper Interest” In Case

Caudle Interest In Tax Case Seen as “Improper’   John Mitchell, Justice Department Prosecutor, Says Ousted Official Refused to See Him After He Won Case Against Two Evaders—Witness Says He Heard Defendants Contributed to Democratic Committee.

sariment Attorney Says  Solon Took Improper Tax Fraud Prosecution

Tax Quiz May Hear Clark And MeGrath  Both Will Get Bids To Appear

Witness Ties Legislator to Tax Fraud Case   Boykin, Caudle Interest Improper, Prosecutor Says

McGrath And Tom Clark — May Testify   Sensation-Studded Hearings Continue "On Caudle Firing

Witness Says Caudle Took Interest   Prosecutor Asserts Case’s Success Not  Popular With Boss 

Justice Department Attorney Says Caudle and Solon Took Improper Interest in Tax Fraud Prosecution

CLAIMS SOLON IN TAX FRAUD   Says Representative And Caudle Had ‘Improper Interest’

Attorney Calls Tax Prosecution Highly Improper  Would Allow Justice To ‘Clear the Record’

Probers Invite Clark, McGrath To Give Replies  Caudle’s Interest In Alabama Fraud Aired by Witness

Boykin Involved. By Tax Attorney  Says Alabama Legislator Was Interested in Case

Lawyer Cites Interest In  Mobile Case   Relates Bid To Visit At Cone. Home

Justice Lawyer Charges Caudle Ostracized Him   - Prosecutor Denied Work After Winning Tax Case in Alabama

Caudle’s Action In Alabama Tax Fraud Case Hit   Witness Says He and Rep. Boykin Took “Improper Interest” in Matter

Prosecuted Two Dem, Donors And it Ired-Caudel   He Didn’t Get Any Cases To Handle After That

—TAX PROBE Caudle’s Activities Hit Again   McGRATH AND KING INVITED

7  RF C Director Edward Rowe Gets Chance To Tell Senate Committee His Storv

Negro Farmer May Gel Huge Estafe   Mot REG Oildic  _Itinerant Worker Seema Likety to Get Third Interes'  ft. kare.

US. Steelmen Talk onStrike   Mediators Try to Stave Off Nationwide Walkout On Jan. 1

Federal Agents Seek To prevent Big Steel Strike   Mediators Confer With Steel Officials On Union Contract. ~

Truck-Bus Crash Kills 10, Hurts 22   Seats Torn Loose, Luggage Thrown On Top Of Injured Passengers

10 Persons Die In Bus Crash  Collides With Beer Truck in Michiaan

Schools And Highways Cost Most Money   South Spends Huge Sums On Two Items Each Year

Hearst Funeral Set for Friday  Nation’s Notables Avéeina fac Ri  rrivinga for Ritee

Public Donates Cash That Keep: Gangdom Alive   Breakdown of Law Is .. Laid at Door of $2.00 Gambler

“Bucks for Bob” Fund Nears Goal   Legion Hoping to Raise in Excess of $100;000 for First Ouxdruple Amputee of War'in Korea

$93,000 Raised For Amputee-Vet   Expect Fund For Pfc. R. L. Smith To Go Over $100,000

Books, Numbers Shops Closed Across Nation   Gamblers Halt ‘Lush Business In Face of Tax

Odds Against Professional Betters As Uncle Sam Works Tax Miracle; Registration Angle Scares Bookies

Make It Tough for the Bookies  New Tax Law Hits, Shutdowns Reported

Uncle Sam Works A Miracle: New Tax Law Forcing Bookies Out of Business All Over Nation

Gamblers Close Up Shop in U.S.. Temporarily, at Least   Registration Law Proves Eftective

» Bookies Lay Low As Odds Switch   Gamblers Find They if Face the Handicaps in ‘Registering’ Act

$50 Federal License And 10 Per Cent Tax Bite Has Bookies Marking Time   AP Survey Shows It Is Hard To Lay A Bet These Nays; Many Professionals Taking Vacations.

Curtain Falls On Historic Senate Crime Probe After Year-Long Run

Old Man Winter Lands Another Wallop Across Northern U. S.; No Relief Seen

Snow and Colc Still on Menu For This Area  New Storm Striking With Heavy Snow, Then Cold Blasts

Northern Two-Thirds of Country Struck By Fresh Storm With More Ice on Way

Five Above Forecast In  This Region   Michigan Feels Full. Power Of Raging Storm

Fresh Storm Hits Nation Buffeted By Snow and Cold   At Least 228 Have Died During Week's Severe Weather

Fresh Blast of Cold Follows Snow Over  Storm-Lashed Areas   Forecasters See No Immediate Relief From Severe Cold In Mid west; 226 Deaths Attributed To Weather.

Another K.Q. Delivered By King Winter   Fresh Storm Whistles Out Of West And More Sub-Zero Temperatures Are Revistered

Weather Lands Knockout Blows Over Wide Areas   Fresh Snow Storm Moves Over North Part Of Country

Three Negroes Escape Jail At Poplarville   Overpower Convict Foreman and Flee With His Pistol

Film To Be Shown At First Lutheran Next Wednesday  “To Every Creature” Is Title Of Picture

Dodgeville Hotel Clerk Found Dead  Shooting Suspect Now in Custody.

Frosthite Cuts Down Soldier In Operating Room   Young Gl Loses Both Feet, Parts OF Hands

\Tearless Modher Waiis   GI's Feet Amputated: His Fineers are Next

Put Hubert Reeves Loses Both Feet iIn Sequel to Battlefield Ordeal

Doctors Amputate Feet  Mother of Put. Hubert ‘Reeves Keeps Grim Vigil

Mother Greatest Concern Young Soldier Undergoes Amputation Of Both Feet

Truman Tells Baptists Firmness Will Cause Soviet to Abandon Conquest

POULTAYMEN SINGING BLUES OVER EXPENSES   But Admit They Had Good December Egg Market   POULTRY CAME DOWN

A IE PRR  POULTRY FARMERS ARE LOSING MONEY   Some Manage To Break Even in Year's Business   SOME. ARE HARD HIT

Le INCREASE THIS SESSION 1S IN DOURT   May Ferce Truman To Seek Action After Adjournment

ROK Marine: Take Port  From Sea   Allied Guns Knock Out 2 Red Units

South Koreans Land At Wonsan In Surprise Push   Navy Guns Help Landing North Of Parallel 38; . Meet Little Opposition

‘Atomic Forces Are Ready Now  Report to Congress Tells of Progress

Korean Vet's Suicide Attempt Thwarted by Catholic Priest   Man Hauled off Ledge as He Recites Rosary

Priest and Police Halt Death Leap   Officer Suffering ‘Combet Reacticn’

Reds Challenge Allies To Halt Talks In Korea   Give Hint They Want UN Planes, Ships To Halt As Zone Is Made

Want Buffer LonePactTotnd Air, Naval War   Reds Accuse UN Delegate Of ‘Fantastic Talk’

Challenge Allies To Cease Talks If War Goes On   iReds Want Fighting End When Zone Is Created; Enemy's Railways Hit

Reds Challenge Allies to Stop Korean War Now  Demand Own Terms On Cease-Fire Line

Early End To Fighting Is Sought   Allied Spokesman Says Buffer Zone Main Red Demand

Oe EN Ee fa  Ultimatum Is Answer To  Allied Stand  Reds Want End To Arr, Sea Fighting

Defy Allies ToEnd Truce Talks Now:   Reds Want To End All Fighting As & Soon As Buffer Zone Is Created «= <->

Reports Reds Tip Hand At Truce Table  Want All Fighting TT. End New TY WT

Enemy Dares Allies To End Truce Talks, Continue Fighting  UN Delegates Report Reds   UN Delegates Report Reds Anxious To Stop Warfare On Air. Sea and Ground

DESIRE TO E FIGHTING NOW IS SHOWN   Enemy Wants U.N. To Cal Off Planes, Warships  COMMUNISTS   Say No Armistice Unless Cease-Fire Line Is Established

DESIRE TO £ FIGHTING NOW IS SHOWN   Enemy Wants U.N. To Call Off Planes. Warshins   Say No Armistice Unless Cease-Fire Line Is Established

Communists Challenge Allied Team   UN Truce Team ‘Dared’ to Break-Of Talks in Order To Keep on Fighting

Challenge Allies to Break Talks   Welter of Words Clouds Meaning of Enemy Statement

Reds Challenge UN To Break Off Talks If Want To Fight  First Hint Reds Want To End War With Creation Of Buffer

Allied Bayonets Gain 4 Miles  On Korea Front   Red Counter-Attacks Before Dawn Hurled Back hy UN

New York's Streets Emptied And Stilled For 10 Minutes In All-Out Air Raid Drill

Raid Warning In New York Effective   Even Times Square Ouiets To Silence

Eight Million People Cringe in Eerie Silence Beneath Imaginary Bombs; ‘Success’ Says Mavor Impellitteri.

NEW YORK HOLDS AN ALL-OUT AIR RAID PRACTICE   ‘ture ‘fhrongs Desert Busiest Streets in World and Jarring Noises Cease.   TRAFFIC LIGHT CLICKS HEARD IN SILENCE   janks Put Money in Strong Boxes and Courts Halt Proceedings as Sirens Sound Warning.

NEW YORK HAS AIR RAID DRILL   Millions Cringe In Grim Silence Beneath Imagin ary A-Bombs

AWARD COUPLE $4,701 MERDIGT AS. BAMIAGE!   Judge: Keller's. Trial- -Will Enter Fourth Day   COURT: THANKS JUROR:

COUPLE AWARDED $4,731 BY JURY   George B. and Mary E. Mer. shon Win Suit Over Auto Accident

Red Resistance ls Scattered as UN Acts Slowly   “Hornet's Nest” of Enemy Is Broken up By Fire Bomb Raid

Tanks, Troops Advance Along Entire Front   Greatest Fire Bomb Raid OF War Used To Fhusl: Out Comimuanists

Enemy Lashed by Fire Bombs   U.N. Troops Only 9 Miles From Seoul, Believed Facing Main Enemy Force

Allies Advance 3 Miles Along Korean Front  UN Forces Move Cautiously to Withi

Allied Troops Within Nine Miles of Seoul   Fire Bomb Raid Burns Red Troops Out of Foxholes

Aerial Raid Ousts Enemy Outside Seoul   ) Ridgway Says Large Part : Of Army Ia Push; Mae Arthur Pays New Visit

Allied Troops, Tanks Hit Scattered, Fanatic _ Communist Resistance

Gain Up to Three Miles Through Scattered But Fanatic Enemy Resistance, Believed to Be Nearing Main Red Force of 60,000 Troops

Senate Wrangle Throws Assembly Into Confusion  ‘Sept. 28th Adjournment Chances Dimmed by Logjam on Taxes

County Treasurers Elect Harrington   Name McKean Official Vice President of Group

Policy Baron  Routs Gunmen   Trades Shots With Trio ' On South Side Chicaae

UN Considering Agree-or-Fight Time Limitation   Talks Resumed  But Buffer Zone Views Unchanged

UN Heads May Put Time Limit On Truce Talks  Action Might Come A. Do. of Nees

HOUSTON STADIUM SPRAYED Mosquitoes Blitzed by DDT for Mac's Speech

Labor Return ToStabilizing BoardSought   3 Members Walk Out. Claim Wage Limit ‘Ignores ‘People’

‘Walk Out After Wage Dispute—  Seek Way to Bring Labor Leaders Back to Program

Seek To Bring Labor Leaders Back Into WSB   Government Leaders Grope For Method To Smooth Over Walkout

Economic Effort Of Government Reaches Crisis   Walkout Of Labor Members On WSB Causes Big Snarl

Seek Labor Heads Back In Program   Industry Leaders   AnQusiry Leaders Say Labor Heads . Hurting. Unity And Seek New Boost

Johnston Ponders Next Move  Labor Leaders Remain Out In Crisis Over Pay Control

U.S. Gropes For Solution To Wage Freeze  Leaders Seek To Get Labor Back Into Control Scheme

Return of Labor To Wage Board Gevernment Aim   Industry, Labor Members Exchange Charaes on Break

Seek Way fo Bring Labor Back Info Control Program   Johnston Holds Up Order on Wage Formula

Way Sought to End Labor WSB Boycot   Johnston Puts Off Signing Wage Formula That Caused Walkout

Economic Mobilization Nearing Crisis; Leaders Grope for Ways fo Return Labor fo Board  Johnston Is Expected to Withhold Action on Wage Formula for Time

Industry And Labor Swap Charges As Wage Dispute Threatens Crisis

Seek Labor Heads Back In Program   industry Leaders Say Labor Heads Hurting Unity And Seek New Boost

Wage Stymie Puzzle   Government Leaders  Seeking Ways To Get Labor Chieftains Back Into Centrot Program

Seek to Bring Labor Men Back into U.S. Board   Government Hopes for Unity in Face of Friday Walkout

Americanism Week, Feb. 12 Through 18   Labor Group Upsets Wage Control Plan

Industry Scores Labor’s Walkout On Wage Control   Government Gropes for Way to Bring Union Men Back Into Program They Left in Huff

Industr y-Labor Leaders At Odds On Wage Freeze   Govt. Now Seeks To Induce Latter To Return Te Program They Deserted

Seeks Way To Bring Labor Leaders Back   Johnson Ponders Over Signing Wage Formula

Curbs Leaders. Seek: Solution: To Labor Tiff.   Econoniy Setup Faces: Crisis, Verbal Charges Fly Over Wage Formul:

Way Is Sought To Bring Labor Back Into Wage Control Program   Johnston Studies Plan That Caused Split in Board

Seek Way to Call Back Labor Heads   Unions Accused of Seeking New Wage Increases

WAGE CONTROL FIGHT RAGES   Charge Labor Leaders Stand Is Hurting U. S. Unity

Union Leaders Fight Wage-Rule For Stabilization  Walk Out on Formula To Limit Pay Jumps By 10 Per Cent Margin

Industry Accuses Labor of Hurting National Unity   Union Heads Charge Plain People Are Being Ignored

SEEK MEANS OF RETURNINGLABOR TO WAGE BOARD   U. S. MOBILIZATION IS IN NEAR-CRISIS FOLLOWING WALKOUT

—CONTROLS— Walkout By Labor Stirs Controversy  Formula Awaiting Johnston’s Okay

U. S. Mobilization Is Near Crisis as Disunity Mounts  Government Strives To Reconcile Hostile   oe Sc ee! eo ae

Labor Charges Plan Serve: Big Business; Ignores Plain People   SEE “SERIOUS UNREST’   Economic Stabilizer Mus Decide on What to Do With Formula

Labor Walkout Has Wage Board Marking Time   Ways Being Sought To  Bring Group Back  Taio. Pleture,

Sherman Asks For More Men  New Target Must Be Set Under Conditions

HIGHER GOAL WILL BE SET FOR MANPOWER   Present Army Need: “Calls for Over Three Million

Egypt Nears Full Break With Britain  Cabinet Will Meet   Cabinet Will Meet In Holiday Session To Decide Outcome

New Iranian Oil Firm Saeks Buyers   Ads Published In Newspapers For Petroleum

Line Must Be Battlefront, Ridgway Says   24th Session Ends with ‘No Progress’ Still the Report

Jap Peace Pact Awaits Signing  Ratified Document Reaches Washington

 Official Copy of the Treaty Ratified By Japanese Parliament Delivered Today

Japan Places Final O.K. On Peace Treaty  State Department Gets Official Pact In Ceremony Tadav

Yoshida Hopes Jap Foes Will Ratify Treaty   Quick Action Would Make His Country Extremely Useful

Japan Hopes Treaty Will Be Ratified   Prime Minister Says Nation Would Be “Active and Useful’

Enemy Stopped after Driving ~  Wedge in Line   May Mark the Start of All-Out Red Offensive...

Arkansas Cottor Farmers Fight Boll Weevils  Pests Make Inroads On 1951 Crops In Thic State

Marine Corps to Use Draft System   Joins Army in Calling For Additional Men

Marine Corps To Use Drattees  Navy, Air Force To Depend on Volunteers

Marines Join Army In Calling For Draftees   Air Force, Navy Seek Volunteers During Summer

Marine Corps Joins Army n Call For Draftees  Air Force, Navy _ Expect Volunteers To Maintaiz Ranks

Marines To Seek 7,000 from Draft  Volunteer ‘Slump’ To Increase Calls

Marine Corps Joins Army In  Draftee Call   Leathernecks In First Request For 132.000 Recruits

‘Marine Corps Joins Army In Draftee Call; ‘Navy, Air Force Will Depend On Volunteers

Marines Prepare To Draft 13,000   Army Raises August Draft Call To 28,000

MARINE CORPS JOINS ARMY IN DRAFTEE CALLS   Air Force and Navy Continuc To Use Only Volun feers.

Draft Demands Being Increased   Marine Corps Asks For 7,000 Recruits

MARINE CORPS T0 DRAFT MANPOWER   ‘Seeks 13,000 Men During  August and September

Enlistment Slump Brings Marine Corps Cal For Draftees: Army Also Raises Its Sights

Marine Corps to Call for Draftees   Second Time in Long History Leathernecks Resort to Drafting

Marines Call For Draftees   Air Force, Navy Still Stick To Volunteers

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HOUSE AWAITS DEFINITE OKAY OF TAX PLANS    Senate’s Republican: Believe They Have Votes For Passage

Attack Reds Awaiting Rain   UN Commanders Decide to Hit Enemy at Once

Aitied Pene‘ration Cf North Korea Now Eight Miles   Gen. Ridgway Hopes to Throw Red Plans for Offensive Off Balance.

Spring Attack Expected as Chinese Mass   MacArthur Waits For Vaunted Mass Attack by Commies

Hearst Estate Goes to Family And ‘Charities   Cash, Income to Widow: Will Reveals Marior Davies Aided Editor

HEARST LEAVES HUGE FORTUNE TO ~ FAMILY, CHARITY   Revokes Codicil Giving Home to Movie Actress, Marién Davies.

Big Fortune Divided By Hearst Will   Publishing Services To Be Retained By Family; 57-Page Document Filed

Deposed Panam President Tried  Open Impeachment Case Aaninet Arico

Rhee Declares Advances Hide Possible Trap   Allied Headquarters Get: U. S, State Department ‘Ca Slow Warning

RHEE REJECTS MALIK PROPOSAL   TALKS WITH GEN. RIDGWAY —LATTER SEEMS SKEP.TICAL OF PEACE PLAN.

South Korean President Blasts Soviet Plan As ‘Entirely Unacceptable’   Supreme Allied Commander Believes Russian Proposal May Be Designed To Improve Enemy's Military Position

Wey MO... Government Limousine Bearing Siste Of President Stopped for Speeding

UeTSaKide  Truman's Sister was a Passenger in a Car That was Speeding

Governor Cites Laxify in Note To Officials   Reports Some Desire To Relax Gambling, Liguor Restrictions

Uniy in Varsity Varietie  Students ‘Drop Dead Tonight After Drinking ‘Cafeteria Coffee’

+e Vniy in Varsity Va  Students: ros Dead Tonight After Drinking ‘Cafeteria Coffee’

Top-Level Clash on Enforcement Issue Develops   McGrath and DiSalle Want Job for Their Departments

Solons Enter Battle on Price Control  Congressional Group To Try to Settle _ Enforcement Wrangle

Congress Unit Steps Into Top-Level Dispute On Price-Curb Enforcement

Dispute over Enforcement Of:‘Freeze’ Has Developed’   DiSalle Insists , His Agency Must Have. Full Power

Watchdog Body Is in Top-Level Controls Battle  DiSalle and McGratt 0 Talk Over Issues

Jurisdiction Tilf Before Committee   McGrath, DiSalle Will Be Heard in Effert to Settle Ton-Level Dispute

Who Enforces Price Levels?   Both McGrath And DiSalle Want Powers

Committee To Air Price Control War  Enforcement Issue Embroils Capital

HALT ELECTION ARE BEATEN OFF   Issue May Be Carried: Te Supreme Court For Final Decision

$97 Billion Defense Bill Nearing Final Congressional Okay  Army and Air Force To Be Alletted Over $20 Billion Apiece

Defense Bill Ready for FinalAction   Biq Appropriation Clears Committee; Provides for 140Wina Air Force

Soviet Claims Plane Pursued At North Cit,   Vladivostok Flight Alleged in Note To U.S.

Defense Bonds Drive is on  Starts With a Warning Reds a  a . rn ee”

STARTS A FUND DRIVE.   President Warns That Rede May Strike Anywhere in World

Truman Signals Start Of Big Bond Drive  Diuacidaanwt VAleewme   President Warns That Reds May Strike Any Time

Ancient Privilege Of New Mexico Catholics To Eat Meat On F Fridays To Be Discontinued

No Kicks Filed __,  On Assessments  Wormley Says Protes' Deadline Is May 20

GEN. EISENHOWER “BEST DRESSED*   Picked by Clothiers for American Look

General Ike Best Dressed   Bob Hope Is 2nd, Then Comes Cops And Baseball

Clothiers Group Places Nine Other Men On List  Gen. “Ike” Named "Best Dressed”

EISENHOWER IS "BEST DRESSED’   Clothiers Decide General First In Or Out Of  Uniform

Didn’t Know 04 Bribes, Claims. Ex-Assessor   Magazine Lumber Co, Head Tells Of Talks Between Defendants

Blame Drink. ha Speed in Fatal Crash   Parents, 2 Children, Driver of 2nd Car Victims at Muncie; Case to Grand Jury

Deadline Near For Estimates On Income Tax   Revenue Bureau  Lists Dates For { Various Reports Due

Reds Reject UN Plan for Trading War Prisoners   Communists Refuse  To Reveal Location Of Prison Camps

Negotiators — Arque About DOW Fychanne   ‘Communist: EFruce. Team ive: jects UN Proposal for Man. for-Man Exchange.

Reds Reject Man-forMan POW Exchange   Refuse to Disclose Location Of Prison Camps te Red Cross

Communists Won't Reveal Camp Sites   Offer To Permit Rotation Of UN Troops To Continue Is Withdrawn

REDS ASKING MAN-FOR-MAN POW TRADE   Communists Also Go Back on Offer to Permit American Troop Rotation.

Reds Reject Prisoner Exchange Plan   Only Sixteen Days Remaining Before Truce Deadline   Shortage Of Steel Will Hit Industry

Release Of All Prisoners Now Being Demanded   Another Stalemate Facing Negetiators

The Weather   Reds Reject Man-for-Man P.0.W. Trade   Also Refuse to Disclose Where Camps Located

Reds Reject Man For-Man Swap Of Prisoners   Stubborn Communist Stand Leaves Talks at Stalemate

Commies Silent On Location ef Prisoner Camps   Refuse To Permit Red Cross Visits ¢

Commies Reject UN  Plan For Exchange  Of War Prisoners Also Take Back Offer  To Permit Rotation Of American a hAAne

Would Locate Their Prison Camps If U.N. Frees All Reds Held   Commie Truce Negotiators Recall Offer To Allow Rotation And Neutral Policing.

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Reds Reject Man-For-Man PW Exchange   Refuse To Permit Red Cross Workers "To Visit Prisoners

Talks Snarled  on Prisoners   Reds Agree to Discuss Issue, but Refuse Man-for-Man Exchanae

Communists Reject UN Proposal For Exchange Of War Prisoners During Korean Armistice

Reds Reject Even Trade Of Prisoners   Camp Sites Kept Secret; Enemy Bars Visits by Red Cross

Area Death Rate Lowest i mn n Decade,  a oo ee   Decrease In Birth Rate Ako Is Noted In 1950 Report 

Area Death Rate Lowest in Decade, Figures Reveal   Decrease In Birth Rate Also Is Noted In 1950 Report

S. Korea Could Raise Million Man Army, But Would Paék No Real F ightins Punch

rour Persons drown, Two Die In Storms   Texas And Oklahome Communities Hit By Tornadoes

T ornado Tops Bad Weather  Two Killed In Texas Flood Waters Ease

Atom Flashes White, Red Over Test Site   Hundreds Observe Third Detonation

New Blast In Nevada Is Biggest Of Series   May Be Tuneup Finale Prior  To Tests Involving Army Maneuvers

Double Action Blast As AEC Sets Off Bomb   Third in New Series Biggest Yet; Crowds Watch From Hejahtc

Large Atomic Bomb Flashes White And Then Red in Double-Action Burst Over Testing Ground Today  Bomb Dropped From B-29 Causes _ Strongest Detonation in Series

Newest Atomic Blast Carries a One-Two Punch   Explosion Believed Final AEC Tune-Up Before Maneuvers

Biggest Atom Blast in Series of Tests Occurred Today   Explosion Felt in Town 95 Miles from Site.— Flash Is White. Then Red.

Brilliant Explosion Is Biggest Detonation Of Yucca Flat Series   J Hundreds Of Military Observers, At Least Five Congressmen See Phenomenal : Atomic Display; Double Action Verified  By Sourid Waves Heard 50 Miles Away

Burs! Dropped from Air Fore? B-29 Largest of Three in Tests: Results Reported Astonishina

Double Action A-Bomb Shakes Nevada Town 95 Miles Distant   Troops Not Involved in Test That Explodes at Altitude of 1,000 Feet

ot In Small Weapon Cla  Double Blast Set Off In Third Atomic Test

BIG OBSERVER GROUP GETS EYES OPENED   Latest Missile Dropped By Plane For Delaved Burst

Atom Fireworks Awe Spectators  B-29 Drops Bomb Whose Explosion Rivals ‘Aurora Borealis’ Display

A-blast Is Brilliant, Double.   Nevada Is Seene of Large Atomic Bomb Dropped By B-29 at 30,000 Feet

Third Atomic Blast Produces Double Action   Flashes White and Ther Red; Hundreds See New Weapon Test

Double Action Burst Follows Atom Explosion  Biggest Detonation  Im Bomb Test Series

FLASH SHOWS WHITE, RED IN NEWEST TEST   Two Sound Waves Heard at 50 Miles From Yueca Flats

THIRD ATOMIC TEST BLAST IS LOOSED TODAY   LARGEST OF CURRENT SERIES: NO SHOCK FELT IN LAS VEGAS

Double Action in New A-Blast   Large Bomb Flashes White, Then Red, on Nevada Desert

Twin-Action Atom Blast Is Set Off   Lights Up Sky With Brilliance Of Exploding Sun

TWO BLASTS; WHITE FLASH TURNS TO RED   Bomb Dropped From Extremely High Altitude Flares With Brilliance of An Exploding Sun.   TWO SOUND WAVES TRAVEL 50 MILES   Believe Bomb Exploded 1,000 Feet Above the Ground; Equal to 100 “Baby” A-Bombs.

Brilliant Air Blast Like  ‘Bursting Su’   Biggest Detonation at Desert Site; Shock Felt 95 Miles Away

Lethal Bomb Flashes   Kaleidoscopic Picture Follows Blast Of 20th Test

Deadly Beauty Dropped From High Altitude   Biggest Atomic Explosion Of Current Series

Explosion Is Tune-up for Troop Test   B-29 Flying Near 30,000 Feet Drops Tremendous Bornb  -~ MITT BOOUure

Spectacular Bomb Drop From Airplane  Hundreds of Militar Observers on Hand   Hundreds of Military Observers on Hand For Yucca Flat Test

Mother Superior Among Dead in Montreal Blaze   Flames Billow Up Elevator Shaft and Race Through Hospice Ste. Cunegonde: About 400 in Building at Time.

Montreal Fire Victims Mostly Aged And Infirm   Fire Comes Up Elevator Shaft to Envelop Old Building Housing Orphans and Old People

At Least 30 Lose Lives In Canadian Hospice Fire  Flames Sweep J bitengh Home  aoe  . si = oon 

30 Die When Fire Sweeps Montreal Catholic Hospice   Home of 400 Children and Oid Persons Burns: Most of Dead Believed Aaed Women

Believed Sale As Home Burns   Flanies Reece. Through Five-Story Building In: bAentreal. Canada"

Fire Leaves Thirty  Dead      neseneass ee  As Home For Aged Burns

200 Orphans Led To Safety; Toll May Rise  Most Of Victims  Ci as Uhl neeemen   Most Of Victims Elderly Women

GASOLINE $220.000.000   Thirty Killed When Blaze  Sweeps Montreal Hospice

Aged Women On Top Floors  Fail to Escape  200 Children In Hospice Led

Death Toll May Go Higher After Thorough Search  Hundreds Flee When Fire Races Through

400 Children, Older Persons  Evade Flames   'Blaze In Elevator Shaft Envelops Hospice ! Sheltering Crippled And Blind Of  Canada; 2 Nuns Among Victims

Children, Aged Owe Their Lives To Heroic Nuns   Death Toll May Rise When Search of Ruins Has Been Completed

Mother. Superior Of Nuns Operating Hospice Among Victims Of Canada Blaze   Firemen Searching Smoking Ruins In Search Of Additional Bodies; Most Of Casualties Aged People

Mother Superior Found Among Dead   Flames Race Up Elevator In Shelter for Aged

MOTHER SUPERIOR AMONG VICTIMS; NUN IS MISSING   Most of Dead Are Aged Women Trapped in Upper Floors of Home   RUINS STILL SEARCHED   Officials Fear’ Toll May Rise: Survivors Tell of Tragic Scenes

\ost of Those Dead Occupied Upper Floors   Operator of Montreal Home Among Victims: Hundreds Are Rescued

Taft Favored For President By Partial Poll Of G. O. P.  National Committeemen

Taft Assumes Lead For GOP President Bid   National Committee Members Polled Make Eisenhower Next Bet

Taft Is Present GOP Choice to Carry Colors In 1952 Presidential Election

Sen. Taft Leading Choice In 1952:-GOP Nomination   _ Republican Leader Favored By Members Of Natl Committee: Eisenhower Sécond:

Taft 1s Leading Choice of GOP  Committeemen for President   Eisenhower Is Znd Nomination Pick for ‘52 by National Group Members Willing to Express Opinions

TAFT CHOICE OF 29 (i. P. CHIEFS FOR STANDARD BEARER   Poll of Members of, Republican National Committee Puts Ike in Second Place With 12.  remanence   FOUR FOR STASSEN, TWO FOR WARREN   I'welve Refuse to Make Their Selection Known—Dewey Gets One Vote and Wherry One.

Margaret Truman  Has Full Schedule   Royalty and Movie Stars Keep Her Busy in London With More Still To Come

December Here In Mild Entry   State Greets Holly Month With Generally Good Weather

New Atomic Production Plant Will Be Constructed Northwest OF Denver to Do Secret Work

WITHHOLDING TAX FOE WINS VERDICT   MONEY SEIZED AS PENAL TIES ORDERED RETURNED TO VIVIEN KELLEMS.,

Mere Money, U.S. Told  Miss Kellams Wins Round One In Withholding Tax Battle

Reds Kill US Soldier  In Vienna   Shoot When American M.P. Challenges Two Outside Night Club;  Trenactiqatian Namandoar

Flood Situation Worse on Upper Mississippi River   Barge Lodged Against Dam : Serious Threat

Ask Restoration Of Cuts In Funds For Agriculture   Commissioners Pass Resolution; Elect Ballentine Leader

MacArthur Hits ‘Moral Weakness:  Sees Peace Hints As Appeasement

Mac Criticizes Administration In Texas Talk   Deposed Commande: Says Leaders Guilty Of Appeasement In Korean War Planning

MacArthur Carries His Attacks On Administration Policies To Texas’ Largest City Today

Mac Continues Anti-Truman Tour Fired General Draws  Biggest Texas Crowd 0 gegen L ia. eee

Policy Blasted By MacArthur In Texas Tou   Discharged Commander Says Peace Diseussion Ye Moral Weakness

MacArthur, in Texas Speech, Assails Appeasement Policy   Moral Weakness of Free World Blamed For Advance of Communis? Propaqenda

U.S. Policy Is Labeled As  Appeasement   Talking Of Settlement Ir Korea Is Sign Of Moral Weakness, Texans Told By Gen. MacArthur

Record Crowd Views General  In Big Parade   Administration’s ‘Moral Weakness’ Could Bring War

M Arthur Draws A Record Crowd  ‘Aasial Py...   Will Develop Two Arauments iv Talk

Policy Makers Guilty of Appeasement. Moral Weakness. General Tells Texans

Houston Speech Follows Austin Blast At Govt.   Says Administration Guilty Of Appeasing - Reds In Far East

Appeasement Is War Incentive, — Mac Tells Texas   Houston Throngs See General; Address There Tonight

MacArthur. Crowd Sets New Record   Near Half, Million  Line Streets of * -. Houston; General © ‘Denies: He Seeks. Office of President

U.S. Is Guilty of Appeasement in Korea: M Arthur   Deposed General Hits at Policy Makers in Talk at Houston, Tex

MacArthur Hurls Appeasement At Truman Regime  Peace Talk Is Moral Weakness, Mac Says; Speaks Again Tonight

Huge Texas Crowd Hear: MacArthur   General Blasts ‘Appeasement’ In Austin Opener

NEW SPEECH AT HOUSTON TONIGHT  M’Arthur Hammers at ‘Appeasement’

Mae Says Policy Of Appeasement Could Bring War  440,000 People Chee: General’s Arrival In Houston

Mac Rips U.S. Policy In Korea   Says Appeasement Will Lead Nation To Werld War Ill

MACARTHUR MET BY HOUSTON'S GREATEST THRONG; GENERAL 10 SPEAK TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK

A p pe asement Charge Made By MacArthur   In Texas Speech, General Blames ‘Moral Weakness’ For Red Advances

CEN. MACARTHUR HITS U.S, POLICY   Charges Adminislration With Appeasement In Korea — Says Could Lead To War.

Appeasers hit By MacArthur In Austin Talk   Deposed Far Eastern Commander Carries His Anti-Administration Fight to South’s Largest City After Delivering Blistering Attack at Texas’ Capital on Nation’s Policy-Maekers

MacArthur Says U.S. Policy Makers Guilty Of Appeasement In Korea   Claims Administration Guilty Of “Moral Weakness’ In Texas Talk

APPEASEMENT CHARGE MADE BY MAC ARTHUR   General Draws Record Wel. come Parade Crowd in Houston.

MacArthur in Lashing Talk   Charges U. $. Foficy Makers Guilty of Appeasement Thet Cou'd Lead to  War With Russie

MacArthur in Lashing Talk   Cherges U. S. Policy Mok ers Guilty cf Appeasemen Thet Could Leed te  Wer With. Rusua

MacArthur Hits U. 5. Policies In Texas Talk   Big Crowd Sees Pacific War Hero; » Cheers Subdued

Houston Welcomes  MacArthur   Crowd Is of Record Size, But Not Overly Enthusiastic; General Rinc TY © Anneasemen

Mae Attacks Policy of US   General Talks Tonight ‘at Houston; Charges ‘Appeasement

MacArthur Draws. Record Crowd At: Houston Welcome      linet: General To § Speak Tofight.On Policy View

M Arthur Flays ‘Appeasement’ By U. §. in Kore   Administration Guilty Of ‘Moral Weakness,’ General Tells Texans

Gen. MacArthur Is Carrying Anti-Administration Battle To South’s Top City Tonight

MacArthur Blasts Reds’  Appeasement   Charges Administration With ‘Moral Weakuess’ As Texas Gives Welcome

ON GASOLINE TAX   Vit UPMVEN ifs  Bill in State Legislature Would Extend 5-Cent Level 2 Years

UN GASULINE IAA  Bill in State Legislature Would Extend 5-Cent Level 2 Years

Kansas May Retain 5:Cent Gasoline Tax   Measure Introduced Is Approved By Arn; Emporia Legislator Bienen taceven “BAIT

THE Torvestal Diaries   Caught Between Truman-J. C. 8. Military Budget Ideas; The President Stands Firm on 15 Billion Figure   * 80. THE BATTLE OF THE BUDGET

Weather at Yuma   THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  U.S. Defense Budget Caugh > In Truman-Military Squeeze

Harriman Accuses Iran Of Bad Faith’   American Envoy Threatens To Break Off Talks

Harriman Set ‘To Leave lran   Trouble Shooter Says Mossadegh ‘Not in Good Faith’

U.S. Emissary Loses Patience With Iranians   Harriman May Leave Unless “Good Faith’ Shown; Breakdown Is Near

Iranian Stalling Hit by Harriman  Envoy Threatens To Return Home

HARRIMAN WARNS HE MAY QUIT IRAN      ‘American Instat Oil Talka Be ra Conducted In ‘Good : ers “Sr ) ae

TEHRAN TALKS NEAR STYMIE   l-arriman Threatens Te Leave Unless ‘Good Faith’ Injected

Oil ‘Walkout’ Threatened By Ired Harriman  Breakdown In Talks   Breakdown In Talks Looms As Iranians Upset Truman Aid

Intends to End Probe Monday   Sen. Fulbright Says RFC Hearings Will Close With Questioning of Two Directors But Republican Members of Committee Favor Going Further.   MONLY SURFACE SCRATCHED"

Fulbright Plans To End Probe OF RFC Monday   But GOP Members Of Committee May Force Continuance

Fulbright To End Hearings on RFC  Senator Refuses Further Probing

Fulbright Plans To End RFC Probe Monday   Refuses Offer of Additional Funds Te Continue Inquiry

Fulbright To End RFC ‘Influence Probe Monday  GOP Subcommittee Members To Try For More Action

Fulbright Set To End R.F.C. Probe Monday  G.O.P., However, Will Battle To Keep Loan Inquiry Going

May Fight Plans of Fulbright to ‘End RFC Probe   GOP Members of Committe Hope to Continue Hearing Beyond Monday.

Senator Fulbright Plans to Ene RFC Probe Monday But GOP Members to Ask for Continuance  Two Directors of Lending Agency - Are Scheduled to Be Witnesses

RFC Probe Ends Monday Savs Fulbricht   GOP Leaders Want Showdown Vote To Override Plan

FULLBRIGHT PLANS END OF RFC INQUIRY MONDAY   Republican Trio To Oppose Move Ae Chairman Uraes ‘Morals Probe’

«RFC Probe Nears End, Preparedness Work Kinks’ Straightening  Fulbright May End Inquiry Monday

Fulbright To Close Probe   Senator Refuses Offer Of Funds, Wants Non partisan Followup

Truman's Act Stirs Violent Public Debate   Newspaper Offices Besieged With Phone Calls, Pro and Con

Government Mail Restrictions Are Lifted  Embargo Ends As Railroads Again In Operation

Says Marshall Plan Aid Must Be Continued  President Sees Need Of Extending

ltaly Asks Easing of Peace Treaty   Request Made to Big Three Western Powers.

Whole Airfield of Red Jets Is Destroyed   312 Planes of 5th Air Force Smash Enemy Challenge in Air

Rain Bombs and Fire on One Hundred Jet Planes Concentrated by Communists ‘South of Manchurian Frontier.

300 American Planes Pound ‘Hidden Jets   Destroy 50 Enemy. ~. Planes in Raid. Near. Border of Manchuria

Greatest Air Strike of War Sees 312 Planes Blasting Red Base At Sinuiiu

U.S. Planes Blast Secret Red Air  Base Near Border   Biggest Armada of War Destroys Field, Jet Planes

Secret Enemy Air Base Blasted US Throws Biggest Armada Yet Into Raid

Secret Red Base Is Destroyedby Yanks   Record U.S. Air Armada Of 312 Planes Blasts Base Near Manchuria

U.S. Armada Blasts Secret Red Air Base  rmmararniiaaanad £°.!   Camouflaged Field Near Manchuria Left A Blazing Inferno

Huge Air Armada  Hits Korean Base   Half of Reds’ ‘Secret’ Plane Reserve Thot Destroyed on Ground

YANK AERIAL RAID ALL BUT DESTROYS MAJOR RED THREAT   Planes Located On Secret Airfield; Communist Ground Troo ps Continue To Fall Back on Broad Korean Front.

Half Of Reds 100 Jets Hidden Near Manchuria Destroyed; Many Killed   Communist Troops Driven Back Across 38th Parallel All Along 100-Mile Battleline.

Half of Hidden Enemy Planes Are Destroyed   Air Foree Throws 312 Fighters, Fighter Bombers Into Raid

RED AIR BASE WIPED OUT IN NORTH KOREA  Greatest U.S. Armad: of War Strike South Ht Pan ns ian Border

 Biggest Strike Of Korean War  NearManchuri   312 American Planes Participates; Hundreds  Of Reds Slaughitered

Truman Calls Top Advisers to Discuss Truce, Tax Scandals   President Determines to Take Personal Hand tn Cleahing Up Internal Revenue Department   House Probers Quiz Caudle On $500,000 Tax Shakedown

Truman to Map Showdown on Armistice Talks   Housecleaning in Tax Department Also on Agenda

‘No Emergency He Says Summoning Top Level Military, Cabinet Heads

Discuss Korean Deaalock and.Tax Scandals   President’ Cuts Vacation Short in Political Crisis

Governors Reject Rayburn Plea Speech Fans Flames Of Dixie Revol#

THE FAT BOY’S DIET  First Reducing Job Is on Stomach ---Let’s Shrink It  Space Meals, Eat Protective  Foods to Avoid Hunger Pains By ELMER WHEELER Chapter 7

America’s Hottest Ace, a Texan, Gets 4; Now Has 12 in 16 Days  NO SABRE JETS HIT Sixty-Four U. S. Planes  Pitted Against 145 Migs in Two Battles

Snow, Colder Weather Move Into Kansas   White Blanket Expected Over State By Friday

New York Wins 3-1 OnHomers   Brooklyn Must Win To day To Remain In League Playoff

HEARN HURLS GIANTS TO WIN OVER DODGER‘   Homers Beat Bums 3-1, In Opener Of Three-Game Set

- Hearn Pitches Destiny’s Tots To Victory In Hot Mound Duel; Thomson Homer Scores 2 Rune

Hearn’s Pitching, TwoN. Y. Homers Sink Dodgers 3-1  Durochermen Within

‘Giants Defeat Dodgers in lay-Off, 3-1   Need One More Win To Take N. L. World Series Berth

Giants Within Single Victory Of NL Pennant   Jim Hearn Turns Back Dodgers, 3-1, in First Of Playoff Contests

Truman Says U.S. Is Stronger Economically Than Ever Before   Charges Political Effort Being Made to Frighten Voters, with Stories of Possible Bankruptcy for Netion

‘Bankruptcy Claims Are Lies,’ Says President in Attack on Opposition

Truman Says U. S. Economy Stronger Than Ever Before   Raps Critics In Bristling Words Of A Campaigner

‘Just a Pack of Lies’  Charges of Government Waste Denounced by President Trumar

Bankruptey Tales Lies,  ‘Truman Says   Government Stronger Economically Than Ever, He Says; New Rudget Is Defended

President Blasts ‘Misinformation’  Trarnan te Sneaker   Truman Is Speaker For Dedication Of Government Building

Truman Say: Economy At High Mark   President Blasts _ As ‘Lies’ Cries Of Rankruntev Snree

Lauds Economic Status of Nation  Truman Blasts Rumor: rT. *@ rt a £   Truman Blasts Rumors of Possible Bankruptcy

Bristling Talk To Dedicate New Building   Departs Repeatedly From Text to Strike Hard at Opponents

Truman Hits Talk Of U.S. Bankruptcy   Better Economically Than Ever Before, President Declares

PRESIDENT DEFENDS FEDEKAL BUDGET U. S. Stronger Exonomically Than Ever Before -- Truman

Declares People  Have More Cash      Paints Rosy Picture. Of Economic Health; Hits Out At Critics:

Truman Bristles Against Charges Of Extravagance   President Labels Spending Claims Butterfly Statistics

HST Denounces Waste Charge In Government   President Says U. S. Economically Strong

President Blasts Charges of Waste  Denies ‘Bankrupt’ Spending Policy

Truman Hangs ‘Pack of Lies’ Tag On Claims of National Bankruptcy

Denounces Threats Of Bankruptcy   President Asserts Wrong laformation Being Circulated

Truman: US.  Is Stronger Than Ever   Denies That Government Is Spending Its Way Into Bankruptcy.

Truman Denies U. S. Nearing Bankruptcy  Country Stronger Economically <

Truman Hits Claims of . Bankruptcy  Asserts Story Is Circulated to ‘Frighten Voters’

Truman Rap:  Opponents  Of Spending Denies Nation  Going Bankrupt

TRUMAN ATTACKS “LES” CIRCULATED BY BUDGET CRITICS   Chief Executive Sees’ U. S. Stronger: Economically  Than: Ever Rafara

Truman Defends Budget in Talk at Capital Ceremony   Flays ‘Ignorance and Butterfly Statistics’ At Dedication of Huae Office Building

President Blasts ‘Misinformation’   Truman Is Speaker For Dedication Of  Government Building

Declares Country Is Strong   Truman Says Talk All Lies On Spending Into Bankruptcy

Truman Assails Crifics Of   President Says U. S. Credit In Good Shave

Says Spending Criticism Amounts To “Just a Pack of Lies” and ts Based on “Butterfly Statistics”

‘Truman Denies U.S. Headed For Bankruptcy   Declares Nation Is Stronger Economically Than Ever Before

"STRONGER THAN EVER — _ Truman Denies Nation Has Financial Plight ©

US Stronger In Economy — ll ruman   President Says Some Are Spreading False Story Of Possible Bankruptcy

nan Defends eral Budget inst Critics   aks at Dedication w Accounting  ce Building

Y. 5. ECONOMY DECLARED GOOD   Truman Says Nation's Economy Stronger Than Ever Before

Truman’ Says  Prosperity:  Increasing Deel ares U.S,   Deelares U.S. In No Danger Of Bankeuptey

CLAIMS NATION NOW STRONGER THAN BEFORE   President Asserts Malice Involved In Some Statements

PRESIDENT SAYS COUNTRY I$ NOT ‘GOING BANKRUPT   Says U. S. Is Stronger Economically Than   Ever — Assails Crit  ics Of Government Spending.

fiminsratin Critics Are. Lambasted ain by Truman in Dedication Speech

Truman Changes ‘Red Herring Cry To Butterfly Nets On His Critics

U.S. Strongest In Its History, Truman _ States   President Assails Those Who Spread Stories Country Is Facine Bankruptcy

President Flays Budget Criticism   U.S. Strong Economically, Pres. Truman Declares: ‘Iqncrance’ Charged

Truman Gives Lie to Tales Of Bankru picy   U.S. Is Stronger Economically Than Ever, He Says

Denounces As Liés Claims Fhat Government Is Spending Its Way Into Bankruptcy; Idea Is To Frighten Voters, He Says.

Declares People Have More Cash To Spend Today   Paints Rosy Picture Of Economic Health; Hits Out At Critics

Sees Effort to Frighten Voters  HST Flays Talk of : National Bankruptcy

Truman Hits “Lies” About His Spending   Raps Stories That Us 8.-Near. ‘Bankrupt, Says It’s Stronger

Truman Defends Federal Budget Against Critics   Says Nation Stronger Economically Than It Has Ever Been Before

No National Bankruptcy,  Says Truman   U. S. Stronger Economically Than Ever, President Says in Denying Too Much Government Spending.

President Denies Government Is Wasting Money   Truman Sees Politics in Charges That Extravagance Runs Wild

13,000 State Employes to Get $3 Hike   Monthly Increase 0.K.’d On Basis of Boost In Cost of Living

LACK TROOPS FOR EUROPE   Can't Guarantee Allies Against Occupation, Acheson Save -:

Contends There Is No Connection With Red: Victory in China and  Concessions Granted to Russia. .

Chiang Favored Yalta Accord, Acheson Says   Secretary Denies Pact Led to Victory Of Chinese Red<

Talk Confusing Thus Far, Says lowa Senator   Wants Secretary to Define Exactly What We Are Fighting For

“DULL” CANS COMING BACK VIA TIN BAN   Shiny Containers To Disappear With New Limits On Metal

Talk of Eventual Negotiated Settlement Follows General’s Statement of Stalemate.  MUST CONVINCE REDS TUEY CANT WIN

KOREAN VICTORY UNLIKELY FOR EITHER SIDE   Negotiated Settlement  Best That Can Be Hoped For   38th PARALLEL MAY AGAIN SPLIT NATION

Reds Apparently Still Retain Hopes For Victory—  Talley Of Negotiated Peace In Korea Renorted Growing

Child Clawed to Death by Enraged Lion   Truck Upset Frees Tigers, Bears, Amid Arkansas Mountains

CIRCUS WRECK FREES FIVE WILD ANIMALS  Girl Clewed To De ath Ea rlier by Lion,   Girl Clowed To Death Earlier by Lion. As Children’s Shrieks Drown Screams

LION KILLS GIRL; TIGERS, BEARS LOOSE   Ferocious Animals Escape in Wooded Mountainous Area When Circus Truck Overturns.

Tigers and Bears Escape from Truck   Ferocious Animals at Large Near Mt. Ide, Ark., After Truck Overturns

QUICK MALARIA CURE IS TESTED BY ARMY   New Experimental Drug May Relieve Ailuwent Before Patient Knows Ife Es TL

100 More Die In Volcanic Eruptions   Philippine Area Devastated Anew By Lava

Voleano Deaths  Set At 1.000   200 More Victims Trapped By Boiling Lava Flow

Wilson Meets With Truman  Defense Mobilizer Has Conference On The Labor Rift

Duff and Darby To Set Up Ike Organization   Announcement Made Following Meeting

Search Started For Man, Victim (f Girls’ Theft   Doctor’s Wife Says He Closed Office; Did Not Come Home

Police Search for Doctor Whose Home Was Burglarized hy Three Baby-Sitters

The ree Girls Take $18,000 to Gotham  Doctor Duped by Baby Sitters Missing: Officers Open Hunt

HUNT DOCTOR IN BABY-SITTER THEFT CASE   Physician Whose $18,000 Was Stolen is Missing From Home.

Victim of Teen Trio Is Missing   Baby-Sitter, 2 Pals Stole $18,000, Went on ‘Spree’

Viennese Tells Of Recruiting For Reds Here   Probers: Told Two Stote Department Aides Enlisted In 1933

[Both Gaze Now  Red Spy Says She Enlisted  ITwo State Department Aides

Witness Lists Two As Reds   Eisler’s Ex-Wife Refers To Field And ‘Loyal’ Duagon

Latter Had Been Cleared by FBI as “Loyal Employee” of State Dept. and  ' Also by House Committee.

SHADES OF 5 OF RED  _Spy Tell Tells of Recruiting ~2-in- State Department”

Former Spy Says 2 State Workers Gave Her Secrets   Both Now Dead; She Vied With Hiss For One’s  Services

General, Wife Have First Real Day of Freedom   Young Arthur Is Fan at Brooklyn, New York Game

M’Arthur Plans Chicago Visit   General Meets With Hoover, Enjoys Ist Day of Rest Since Arrival

Mac to Visit Chicago Thursday and Milwaukee Friday. Then Rack to NY

MacArthur Goes to Milwaukee Friday   Will Spend Thursday and Thursday Night in Chicago

Reports of Three New Red Armored  Units in West Korea Increase  Speculation That Offensive Near

Report Red Armor Now In Position   New Offensive Seen as Possibility as Talks Are Still Suspended

Red Forces Mass Along West Front   Anti-Aireraft Sighted Along Highway To Pvonevang

speculation Increases On  Red Offensive   Report Of Three Armored Divisions In Western Korea

} RED A DIVISIONS MOVE INTO WEST KORE!   Anti-Aircraft Batteries Placed by Enemy Along Vi-. tal Highway From Pyongyang to Kaesong.   COMMUNISTS WIDEN ROADS-EEADING SOUTH   Move Indicates Heavy Tank Action May Be impending —All Parts of Battle Front Quiet.

Red Armor Reported on Korea Front   Caucasian Soviet Puppe Troops Said To Man Anti-Air Ratteriec.

Red Armore¢ Units Poised Along Front   " Three-Division Force May Open New Offensive

3 New Red Tank Units Reported In West Korea   Speculation Increases Communists May Be Preparing Drive

Chinese Move Tank Units Up To Front   3 Divisions Seen On Western Sector   Chances For Korean Ar: mistice Are Reported At A New Low

Three Enemy Armor Units In Position   Divisions Move Up. Near West. Korean Front Line Area ~

3 Red Divisions Poised in Korea   Allies Report Chinese Enter Truce City

3 Red Armored Divisions in Western Korea  Causasian Manned Gune Renartad in Banc   Causasian Manned Guns Reported in Roac From Kaesong North

Allies Set  For Big Red  Offensive   Caucasian Puppet Troops Man Guns  East of Kaesong

New Units Give Weight To View Foe May Attack   Anti-Aircraft Group Reported In Position Along Main Artery; Armor In Kaesona?

IRFC Scandal Stirs Businessmen To Take Pledge They Will Not Cheat

David Greenglass, Confessed Spy Awaitinc Sentence, Admits He Gave Russians ‘Description of Improved Atomic Bomb

New A- Bomb Data Given   _Confessed Spy States Red Agents Informed

Spy Says He Gave Russian: Atomic Data   Greenglass Tells .of Providing Reds With Late Information on “Atomic Weapons

Confessed Spy Says Reds Got A-Bomb Plans   Ex-GI Claims Data For Newer Missile Stolen For Soviets

Spy Says He Gave Red Avents Data   Description of Atom Bomb Newer Than On Used on Japs Given

Greenglass Says He Gave Secrets   Brother-in-Law Got A-Bomb Info

Atom Spy Admits New Plan Theft  Says Data Was on Bomb Newer Than Hiroshima Type

Vet Resigns as Draft Board Head in Protest to Collece Deferments

Plea For Troops Cuts Peace Talk  Ridgway Indicates ‘Get Tough’ Policy

TEXTILE STRIKE IS THREATENED  Wage Dispute Grows Fiercer As Labor Rejects Increase Pattern

Proposed Wage Ceiling Rejected   Unions Jeopardize Any Stabilization Program Now.

Labor Policy Committee Threatens Bolt   Reject Proposed Ceiling Of 9 Per Cent On Future Waae Increases

NINE PER CENT WAGE CEILING I$ REJECTED   Union Policy Leaders Take United Action;  Situation Critical

PROPOSED PAY PLAN DECLINED BY COMMITTEE   United: Labor Policy Group Rejects 9% Ceiline Hike

Labor Walkout On Wage Talks Eyed As Possible   Proposed 9 Per Cent Ceiling On Future Pay Hikes Unanimously Rejected By Policy Group

jirouble rewing   Wage Board Split Looms Over  Proposed Pay Increase Ceiling

Labor Group Hits Pay Lid   Union Policy Committe Shuns Ceiling PJan

Three-Way Push Rolls UN Forces Towards Capital   Eighth Army Makes General Retreat as Front Is Widened

Truman Scores Country's Churehmen On Failure To State Common Faith

Truman Charge Against Churches Stirs Reaction   Religious Leaders Voice Conflicting View Of Challenge

TRUMAN RAPS “PETTY” CHURCH DIFFERENCES   Says He Can’t Get Religious Leaders to Unite Against Communism.

TRUMAN STARTS CHURCH DISPUTE   Presicdent’s Complaint Against Differences” In ‘Faith Brings. Flood O! Conflicting Reaction.

President’s Plea For Church Unity Results In Conflicting Reactions —

Reaction of Churchmen  Quick, Varied  Stirred by Truman  Accusations

Cites Need At Time of World Peril   Regrets Lack of Common Affirmation of Faith Against Communism.

Truman Talk On Religion  Stirs Reaction  Complains Of Differences  ne ee) eee

Truman Charges Church Disunity In Face of Reds  His Appeal for Unity Brings Varied Reaction From Clergymen

Moves Into Field of Old Religious Differ  HST’s Church Unity Plea Stirs Flood of Conflicting Reaction

 President Critical of Churches’ Disunity  Truman Calls For Christian  Front Against Communism

President Urges Unity Of Churches   Affirmation Of Faith  Sought By Truman

Truman Cites Petty Differences ‘Among Churches At Time Of Dange   Stirs Flood Of Conflicting Reaction From Religious Leaders

Allied Planes Remain Bus y  On War Front   Fly 327 ‘Sorties; Ground Action Consists Of Light Skirmishes

Chief Mobilizer Calls For Effort To Make US Strongest World Force

Calls For Effort To Make U. S., Allies Strongest Force On Earth   Wilson Says Then We Can Talk Only Language Kremlin Understands

Wilson Calls For Long-Term Defense Effort   Mobilization Boss Outlines Program for All-Out - Preparedness

Wilson Visions All-Out Effort ‘Way To Peace   Defense Mobilizer Says Strong Nation Can Talk To Kremlin

Mobilization Proposals Told. ... Movels Outlined To Build De; ‘ense  Ney Mtew

Let's Make U.S. Strongest Power On Earth-Plea   Vast, Long-Range Defense Effort Asked by Mobilizer

Wilson Asks Long-Range Defense Try  By America  All-Out Readiness, Director Declares,  Is Only Road Left

Government to Y Go Ah aad. Quickly With Nationwide Price and Wage Controls.

WILSON URGES MIGHTY NATION   Calls For ‘Strongest Aggregation Of Power On Earth’

Cost of Running ‘State Is Close 'to 259 Million   Annual Fiscal Report Reveals Many New Aids, Services

State Operation Tax Cost Tripled In Last 10 Years  Executive Budget Of $254 Millions Set for 1951-53

State Expenses Up in 10 Years   Budget Director Give: Figures for 1951-52

Tra ffic Deaths ‘Responsible For Over 500 Fatalities In Nation Over Holiday Period

747 Deaths Mar 4-Day Yule Holiday   508 Killed. On Nation’s Roads

Accident Tolls Nearing Record   ‘Traffic:Accidents. Aceount For 500

Yule Violence Death Toll Sets Record   Christmas Weekend Accidents At New High Mark

The Weather   Yuletide Toll Reaches 779, New Record  Tops Previous   Tops Previous High of 761 Killed in 1936

Violent Accidents Take Toll of 758 Over Yule Holiday   Traffic Accidents Cause 516 Deaths; 84 Under Prediction

{ Day Accident loll Reaches 164  List 522 Car Deaths; Texas Leads Nation

4-DAY TOLL NEARS RECORD . Traffic, Fires Result In 747 Holiday.Deaths

779 Total Shatters 1936 Mark   Traffic Accidents Cause More Than 500 Fatalities

Record 779 Are Killed in Mishaps   Previous Hight for Holiday Accidents Was 76] Set in ‘36

Death Toll At 758 in Nation   Violent Accidents Near Record For Four Davy Holiday.

U.S. Counts 158 Dead in Holiday Toll   Traffic Accounts For 508 in 4-Day Christmas Holiday

Holiday Toll Sets Recort   Traffic Deaths Fall Short As Total Hits 789

Violent Deaths Met By 758 Americans in Yule Traffic, Fires And Other Mishaps

32 Ohioans Die In Mishaps Over Holiday Period   13 Perish In Fires, Similar Number In  Traffic Accidents

516 Killed on Nation’s Highways  Yuletide Death Toll Hits Staqgering 758

747 Killed In Mishaps: Over Nation   Violent Deaths Over Four-Davy Weekend Almost Equal Worst Total in History

758 Killed In Accidents On Chrisimas   One ef Worst US. Holiday Records Since Automobile

HOLIDAY DEATH FIGURES SOAR   Violence Claims NearRecord Number Of Lives Over U. S.—-748 Bead In Four Days.

Holiday Accidents Kill 747 In U.S.   Traffic Deaths Alone Exceed 500 In One Of Most Tragic Week Ends

Near-Record 747 Are Taken By Accidents  Traffic Wrecks Kill More Than 500 Who Lose Lives In U.S.

Death Toll Of 758 Close To All-Time High   Traffic Fatalities Are’ Less Than Predicted But Fires Are Cause Of 102 Deathe

NEW RECORD FOR DEATHS ESTABLISHED   Snow-Blanketed Midwest Factor In Traffic Toll

RECORD IN DEATH   Violent Accidents in U. S. Over Holidays Claim 764 Lives

779 Violent Deaths Over 4. DavyHoliday   Tops Record in 1936 of 761; 531 in Traffic, 107 In Fires

Montana Sect Says Won't Carry Arms   Hutterites, Figuring in a Draft Board Rift, Say ‘All We Could Do Is Pray’

Reds Stiffen Resistance  To UN Push   Allies Jab Forward For Limited Gains; Marines in Savage Fray at Hoenasong

Communist Resistance Stiffening  U. S. ‘Killer’ Drive   U. S. ‘Killer’ Drive Is Slowed Down

Snowstorm Stalls Thousands Of Autos, Cancels Airline Flights, Delays Trains

Screen Witer Tells Congressmen Members Of Hollywood Ten Have Been Communists

Collins Says Two Writers Were Reds;  Quit Party in “47   Also Names Maltz, Cole and Lawson; Any Black List Is Denied

COLLINS LISTS RED’ WRITERS   Budd Schulberg Described  As Movie Communist

Three Screen Writers Cited In Red Probe   Collins Admits He Way Member, Airs Lardner Sehulberg Ax Others

” COMMUNISTS   Ring Lardner, Jr., and Budd Schulberg “Accused by Richerd J. Collins.

Screen Writer Admits Was Communist for Nine Years, Names Lawson. Rina Lardner

Screen Writers Named as Reds  ~ Schulberg, Lardner Called Communists

Un-American Probe Writer ‘Puts Finger’ On More Hollvwoed Writers

FILM WRITER RED 9 YEARS   Says Bud Schulberg, Ring Lardner, Jr., Also In Party.

Two Writers Former Reds  Committee Hears That Lardner, Jr., Schulberg Reds

Three Writers Called Members Of Communists   Collins Testifies; Implicates Lardner And Schulberg

‘Says Schulberg,  Ring Lardner, Jr. Formerly Red:   Pair In Communist Party 10 Years Aga Witness Tells Probe Committee

Film Writers ~ Labeled Reds   Schulberg and Lardne Nanied in Probe

Movie Writer Tells Of Reds In Hollywood   Names Lardner And Schulberg

Two Writers Communists,  Witness Says      Budd Schulber g.  Lardner Named   Collins Testifies One Of Them Got Him To Join Party In 1938

Must Link Control of  Food, Pay   if Price Controls Are : Seuttled, Wage Ceilings Must Also be Dropped   SUGGESTS SUBSIDIES   AFL President Wants More Authority for Truman To Hold Costs

Green Avers Wa ges Must Ge With Prices   Pay Controls Without Cost Ceilings Hit By A.F.L. Head

Green Declares Curbs Necessary  Labor Leader Gives Views to Committee

Labor Leader Backs Controls    eV Re ST RAD Oe VTE EES  New Pricing Program Set Up

Green Warns On Controls   No Wage Stabilization Unless Prices Kept In Check

A Warning By Labor   AFL Chief Say§ Wage Controls Impossible If Price Reins Fail

Green Says Price Control Scuitling Means Wage Stabilization Also Would Have To Go

Jealous Mate Shoots Wife, Sister, Self   Small Daughters Watcl As Slap-Enraged Man Fires Shotgun Blasts.

Solons Argue over Formula   Plan to Distribute Highway Funds Snarls Arguments in Senate

Reds Appear     Ready for New Spring Drive  (Communist Traoone   Communist Troops Swarming Back To Stout Bunkers

AT RURAL SMOKER   Chamber of Commerce Looks for 2,000 Turnout Tuesday

Water Rationed in Columbia, Pa. AsRiver Rises   State of Emergency In Pennsylvania And Washincton

Storm Loss In Millions   South Edges Back Toward Normal After Stiff. Bout With Winter

South Gets Worst Cold In 50 Years   Thousands of Cattle Dic In Florida; 16 Dead In  Mississippi

South’s Storm Loss Runs Inte Millions   States Are Lashed for 18 Hours By Wintry Blasts Reporied Most  A es Be i

Deep South Renorts Loss Estimated In Millions From Record Winter Storm

South Adds Millions Damage From Worst Winter Storm In Half Century

Storm Damage In Southern Sectors Reaches Millions. Of Dollars, Estimate Says

Damage In South Runs To Millions   3,000 To 5,000 Cattle Die; Most Of Citrus Fruits Escape; Some Loss Of Veretables

Death Toll Includes 19 Gls Returning From Army Funeral   Abandoned Bomber Hits House, Kills Civilians after Crew Parachutes Safely to Ground

19 Men Killed In. Crackup In West Virginia   Weekend Epidemic Costly; Five Injured, Two Are M

45 Dead in Five Air  Disasters   19 Killed Near Charleston, W. Va.; Plane Hits House  31 Are Servicemen:

Home Rule Unlikely If State Gives Aid  Maryland Mayors Told Legislators Don’t Want To Lose Power

HOME RULE IS VERY UNLIKELY   Municipal Officials Cannet Accept State Funds And Be Independent

Churchill To Discuss  Atom Bomb   Names Three As Aides In Visit To U.S.

AIDES CHOSEN BY CHURCHILL   Prime Minister Plans Trip To America

Churchill May Suggest Stalin Visit   Choice of Travelling Companions Hints at Topics Here.

Churchill Plans High-Spot Talks On Visit In U. S.   Atomic Secrets, Britain's Feeble Economy Included

CHURCHILL T BE ACCOMPANIED BY MINISTERS      Britons Want Te Discus: Atomic Secrets And  Economics   PARTY COMING TO U. S. IN JANUARY

Churchill Names Three Ministers For Trip To US  Policy, Strategy   Policy, Strategy To Be On Agenda

THREE MINISTERD 10 COME TO UL». WITH CHURGHIL   Talks With Truman Expected to Deal With Atom Secrets, British Economy and Meeting With Stalin.   VISIT TO TAKE PLACE EARLY IN JANUARY   Prime Minister Probably Will Seek Closer Anglo-American Co-operation Within Atlantic Alliance.

Atom Secrets, Finances On Talk Agenda   Churchill Aiso Wants T: Discuss Conference With Stalin

ChurchillWants Truman Talks On A-Bombs   Names 3 Ministers For Washington Trip In Early January

Three Officials. Named By Churchill to Make U. S. Journey With Him

REDS BURNED, BLASTED ON KOREAN FRONT   Perfect Weather Also Brings War’s Greatest Air Assault on Fnemvy.

Allies Drive 5 Miles Deeper Into N. Korea   Marines Burn Reds Off 2 Hills With Flame Throwers

War Front On Fire As Allies Blast Forward   ‘Tanks, Mame Throwers Reing Used; Great Niteht Air Assault

LAME THROWERS USED BY MARINES IN CLEARING HILLS   Allied Troops Reported Close  To Strong Enemy  CARR BRR ae

UN Forces Close In On Reds   Five Mile Advance Made On Western Front By U. S. Marines

Russia Against  Italy In NATO   Approve Some Treaty Changes And UN Seat

Boy Scouts to Observe  41st Birthday Feb. 6-12   Civil Defense and Conservation Are Top Projects for 1951

Scouts Observing 4]st Anniversary      PRESIDENT, GOVERNORS TO RECEIVE BOYS DURING BOY SCOUT WEEK

Bradley Stars Enter Pleas in  New York Court  heen penne Sameer eerie   Face Maximum Sentence of 3 Years in Prison

TO RECOMMEND NEW HOSPITALS   Williams Proposes Plan i For $20,000,060   Program

Mental Hospital At Newberry In State Program  Veteran Employes. Receive Tribute

Japanese Research Physician Claims Successful Animal Blood Plasma Ise

lesen aia aaa in  Successful Use of Animal Blood Plasma Is Reported

JAPANESE DOCTOR USES ANIMAL BLOOD PLASMA IN TRANSFUSIONS TO HUMANS

TO HONOR PARENTS   K. U. to Give Luncheon as Part of Campanile Dedication Program

TEACHERS ASK PAY INCREASES   Want Comparable Raises Along With Other Classes Of Labor.

FOR $10. AND SOME GAS . Itinerants Sell Child to Service Station Man

Parents Sought Affer Trying fo Sell 11-Year-Old Daughter for $10

Clark Gets 4 Years and $12,000 Fine   Former Assess°r Sentenced For Income Tax Fraud.

Law Suits Filed af Stevens Point  Charges Result From   Charges Result From Disastrous June Fire

Republicans Put On Mass Political Rally, Elaborate Box Supper; Speeches As Usual

Fred Waring, Dancing Girls, Senator Taft Included  GOP "Box Supper’ Quite A Shindia

GOP Box Supper Proves Gala Event en ee a a er oe ek a ne Hundreds Hear Sneeches. Fred Warine And Hill Billy Music

ee  Fred Waring, Dancing Girls, Senator Taft Included  ‘GOP "Box Sunver” Quite A Shindiq

Government's Electrocution Drive Against Lamprey Fails   They're Resistant to Electric Shock

Second Division Vets Plugging Up Gaping Hole   Air And Artillery Support Taking Bia Commie Toll

Revenue Scanda Has Just Begur   Snyder And Dunlap Face Another Quiz

Yep. King, Chairman Of Investigating House sroup, Says Tax Scandals ‘Have Just Bequn’

Revenue Probe Will Continue   Committee Head Says Digging “Just Begun’

Begin Search In Mountain Area In West   Three Motorists Tell of Seeing Trailing Smoke

Ask RFC Probe Be Elaborated  Hoev Committee Ig   Hoey Committee Is Willing To Take Jot

‘Fantastic Weapons’ Could Include _ Planes. Missiles And New Liquid Fire

“Could Wipe Out Civilization” — Truman America’s “Fantastic Wea pons” Probably Speedy Planes, Missiles

2 ruman Reference er  ee rt tn et ee  Superspeedy Planes. Guided Missiles “Fantastic We ‘apons?”

‘Fantastic Weapons’ May Be a Hint of ‘Guided Missiles of Incredible Speed

Truman Hints At Fantastie New Weapons   May Be Referring to Guided Missiles anid Electronic Devices

Truman Hints of Secret Weapons   Mentions Planes of ‘Incredible Speed’

Hot Pursuit Of Retreating Reds ls Continuing   Gen. Van Fleet Says Latest Red Drive Completely Smashed

Task Force in ‘Hot Pursuit’ Of Communist:   ‘Battered Red Troops Cut Off by Thousands In Allied Pincer Move 

YANKS SEVERED ESCAPE ROUTE OF RED FORCES   “All-Out” Drive Being Staged Against Enemy

Cut Off Fleeing Enemy; No Limit Placed On Yanks   May Go Anywhere In North Korea; 19 U. S. Prisoners Freed

' Cenedella, Derham, Probe ! ter Confusion  \Legislature, Kelly; Crehan,  —<State Of

Truman Aide Is Under Fire  . Rtanlenansxxe & sent]   - Steelman Attacked Over Rail Dispute

Rail Probers To Seek Views Of Steelman   Presidential Aid Hit By Union Official Fo *‘Rlackiack’? Methods

Dr. Steelman  Under Attack  By Rail Union Presidential Adviser May Get Chance To  A nme Ae Tleawne

Union Leader Raps Steelman  AtRailHearing      Presidential Assistant May Be Asked To Testify At Senate Inquiry

Steelman Under Union ‘Fire’ in Railway Dispute   May Be Invited to Testify at Senate’s Inquiry Into Deadlock

Probers. My] Ash To Hear Steelmar   "But Presidential - “ Assistant May Not Want to Testify.

Rail Union Head Blasts Steelman  HST Aide May Testify In Senate Inquiry

Steelman May Be Asked To Be Witness   Senate Inquiry of Rail - Dispute May Wish His Version of Settlement

Militarymen Ponder Over Easy Entrance to Korea and the Hard Problem of Leaving

SEE EMCEE $f}  Senator’ 5 Son With Scarlet Fever Treated for Poison Ivy in Army

Who's Surprised?   Senator Claims Son’s Poison Ivy “Scarlet Fever’

Army Treated Son for Poison Ivy, Not Scarlet Fever, Word   Senator Gillette Reports Incident

Senator Claims Son in Army Ill With Scarlet Fever Was Treated for Poison

Senator Tells Of Army Error   Son Treated For Poison Ivy Instead Of Scarlet Fever

Other Similar Cases—   ‘Army’ s"Poison Ivy" Patient Actually Had Scarlet Fever

Cold Spell In State Leaving   Above-Normal Temperatures Are Forecast

FleeingReds May Have Already Abandoned Vital Pyonggang   Ketreating Commies Offer No Opposition On Saaaing Central and Eastern Eronte

Battered Red Armies Reel Before Allies   Strategic Pyonggang May Be Abandoned; Rear Guards Fighting

COMMUNISTS RESISTANCE IN KOREA WANING   United Nations Forces Make Cautious Advance Against Demoralized Enemy,

UN Told "Spy" Mania Is. Gripping The Soviet World   U. 9. Delegate Says Four PrieticendAirmen Held Captives as Result of Fear

Four U.S. Airmen "Spy Mania Victims   Delegate To UN Raps Vishinsky

Reopen Probe OnUse of Phone: By Bookies  Cleveland Gamblina   Cleveland Gambling Investigator First To Testify

U.S. APPLIES "NEW PRESSURE UPON EVADERS   Tax Collection Net Spread to Halt Loose Filings

Fifteen Ballots Taken On Nation For Council Seaf   Greece and Byelorussia Nominated For Place

Maniac Runs Amok Aboard Alaska Plane   Pilot, Madman‘s Wife Have Wild Adventure Mile Above the Earth; Plane Lands Safely

Berserk Gaint Runs Riot In Plane; Fights With Pilot   Reign of Terror Lasts 20 Minutes

NEW ATTACK MEETS BITTER RESISTANGE   Marine Push Breaks Silence of Fate Of Trapped Forces

Marines Press Mountain Push Near Hongchon   Chinese, Koreans Fighting Bitterly To Stem The Drive

New Attack Is Launched By U. S$. and French Troops On Eastern End of Central Front

Allies Go Slowly Against Dug-in Reds in Hills  Strong Resistance Met In Mountain Areas; Advance Cantinuac

Fight GOP Senators Demand Liberation, Unification Of Korea As Price Of Peace

Eight Senators Demand Liberation, Unification As Korea Peace Price

Group Says U.S. Policy Against Asia  Senators Claim Settlement At 38th   Senators Claim Settlement At 38th Ia Victory For Reds

GOP Senators Urge Specific Truce Demand:   Asks Administration To Seek Liberation, ‘Unification of Korea

GOP SENATOR Nala KOREA BE LIBERATEL   Attack Administration, Say Truman Keeping Reds in State Dest.

Eight Republicans Inquiring Into MacArthur’s Dismissal Make Blistering Attack On Administration’s Foreign  Policy

Foreign Policies Of Administration ~Under GOP Attack   President Accused Of “Doing Nothing” To Help Congress Rid State Department Of “Com munis? infilératinn’

President is Accused of “Doing Nothing” to Help Congress Rid State Department of Red Infiltration.

GOP Senators Demand Switch  In Korea Policy  MacArthur Group Asks Liberation  ee OF ee,

Charge Reds In State Dept. Affect Policy  Acheson’s Asiatic Course Criticized

Republicans Present Their  Views on Ouster Hearing  Of Gen. Douglas MacArthur

GOP Group Demands Korean Liberation In Blast At Truman   Report Their Views On Ouster Of MacArthur: Hit At Acheacon

$ Senators Hit Efforts For Truce  At Par allel  Lf? fe Te SOS A    G. O. P. WArthur Probers Also Assail Truman  Policy on Reds

B-INQUIRY:BOARD MEMBERS ‘ASSAIL WWARTHIID:(HISTER.   ‘Accuse Truman of Do-Noth-"  . ing Policy Toward Reds * in State Dept.-- -«”°   ‘APPEASEMENT’ RAPPED  Group Declares Administration Has No Vic-- « tory Goal. J

M'MIAHON BLAMES GEN, GROVES FOR ASPY'S SUCCESS   Was Responsible for Fuchs’ Admittance te U.S., He Shouts in Senate   CITES TESTIMONY   Manhattan Project Director Replies British Vouched for Scientist

Cattle Sales Still Falling At Big Yards   Retail Shortages Of Beef Predicted   Some Livestock Bought At Above-Ceiling Prices At Chicago

FEWER CATTLE SHIPPED INTO BIG MARKETS   Independent Packers Killing Usual Amounts, All to Consumers.

Beef Shipments  Hit Low Level   Meat Industry Spokesmen Admit Defeat in Drive for Tougher Controls

SOUTHERN R. R. PRESIDENT  ‘STARTED CAREER AS OPERATOR IN A. HIN 1900

SOUTHERN A. A. PRESIDENT  STARTED CAREER AS ADPFPRATAR 'W A WIN 1anh

Hollywood's Acting Animals Are Still Free From Paying Federal Income Taxes

With the Legislature—  M'Math Tries to Save  Fiscal Control Power

(Governor Vetoe Bill Trimming His Controls  Overriding Action Will Be Asked By Fagan

Truce Parley May Resume   Pes Gi eS at =, Pe»  Reds Call Session And Hopes Are Boosted

Reds Call Unusual 6 a. m. Meeting: UN Immediately Accepts; Optimistic Officers Believe Move May Lead to Talks Resumption

ALLIED HOPES RISE DEADLOCK MAY BE BROKEN   Allied Soldiers Who Violated Neutral Zone Are Released.

Acrial Observers Note Communist Infantry And Artillery Made Stronger On West-Central Pronts   BELIEVE MOVE I8 ) FOR ATTACK DEFENSE

Communist Aims Unknown   Allies Agree To Latest Session; May Mean Resumption Of Talks

Gathering Called  By Reds Without  Hint of Reason Development Seen   Development Seen As Step Toward Resuming Truce Talks

Reds Ask UN To Dawn Meet Near Kaesons   May Have Answer tc Ridgway ; Second Mect in Two Days

Ike Warns Aggressors Of Free World Rally In D-Day Speech In Normandy

Eisenhower Visits Hallowed Beach On The Seventh Anniversary of D-Day

Ike In Warning To Agaressors   Speech Marks 7th Anniversary Of D-Day Landing

Possible Future Aggressors Warned   Eisenhower Speaks On D-Day Anniversary

Recalls D-Day In Warning fo Future Aggressors   Eisenhower Speaks from Spot Where Allies Hit Europe Seven Years Ago.

D-DAY ANNIVERSARY WARNING French Soil Sacred to All Freedom Lovers, Says Ike

the Free World Would Rally Here Again If Western Civilization Were eatened.’ He Tells Pilarims Honoring Men Who Fell Just Seven Years Aqo

lke Warns Aggressors Free Men Will Rally Again In Impromptu Speech On D-Day Anniversary

Petrillo Union Approve Strike  Major Radio And TV Networks Involved

Debate on U.S. Survival Grips American Peenle ” Value of Gur Allias, And Aid to Europe, Constitute Core of Historic Contravearcy

U. N. Reverses In Korea Set Off Debate On Policy   Be. PEI MAN MORIN

United Nations Debate Holds World Interest   Future Welfare Of Civilization  May Be At Stake

How Much Will Allies Help? World Debates U. S. Problem   U.N. Reverses In Korea Heighten Crisis For America’s Foreign Policy Planners

Coalition Clamps Grip ‘On Congress   SEEK BASIC ISSUES — Nationwide Debate On Foreign Policy - Touched Off By Korean War Reverses   By RELMAN MORIN

Britain, France ‘Seek Clarification ‘Of Red Proposal      AD Writer Analyzes Foreign Policy Talks of 4 Leading Americans   Ry RELMAN MORIN

Greatest Debate In History, On War And Survival, Grips Minds Of Millions

Debate Touched Off by Four Prominent America ns.  Greatest Debate in History-- War and Surviva,

New York Cotton N. O. Cotton   ‘War and Survival'--Nation's Greatest Debate

REDS SEIZE SOUTH KOREA CAPITAL      U.S. War Policy Debate Rages in High Places   By RELMAN MORIN

Nation Swept By Debate On U.S. War Policy   Reverses In Korea Stir Up. Millions

One Fight Too Many; Former Champ Kayoec   End of the Trail For Man Who Made History in Boxing

LOUIS COMES TO END OF TRAIL   Marciano Wins TKO In 8th Knocks JoeThrough Ropes

Asks Reversal on Arms Funds   President Requests Nerth Atlantic Generacity

Two Men and Two Bachelor Girls Spent First Nicht on Raft in 1.800 Mile Cruise

NPA Orders Drastic Cuts In Metal Use   Non-Essential Items Affected In Next Quarter

New Cuts in Essential Metais to Start ‘January 1 tobe Worst Ordered by NPA

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Auto Price Ceiling Hikes May Follow

Searce Metal Use Curtailed   Auto-Truck Industry to Get Only 60 Pet. of Steel Needed

New Cuts Ordered  In Civilian Goods   Car Industry Gets 40 Per Cent Steel Cut— Mav Raise Ceilings

Consumer Goods Given Sharp Cut   January 1 Order Represents Worst To Befall Country

Steel Cuts To Be Felt Next Year   New Restrictions On Auto Industry May Raise Prices

NewCut Ordered! Bucktail Counc In Production Of'Leaders Map Consumer Goods Scout Program

Slash In Metals Represent Worst To Befall Nation   NPA Announces Autc Truck Industry Must Cut Steel Plate Use

Civilian Use of Scarce Metal to Be Sharply Cut   Reduction Order to Be Effective Jan. } Auto Industry Hit

SCARCE METALS HIT- CONSUMERS   New Cuts Ordered Jn Civiljan Use After Jan. 1— Strikes Blow ‘At Public, * Industry.

NEW CUTS IN CIVIL GOODS MAY BE LAS}   Relaxation of Materials Controls Expected By Mid-1952.

ORDERS NEW LUIS  NPA Directs Auto-Truck Industry to Use 40 Per Cent Less Steel

Auto Output To Be Hit Next Year   Less Refrigerators, Washing Machines, Pins in 1952

New Metal  Cuts Are Worst Yet   Production Officials Say Civilian Industries Get Mest Severe Reduction

New Metal Curbs To CutDeeply Into Consumer Goods  Curtailment Sharpest That Will Be Ordered,

Further Steel Cuts Unlikely   Latest Slash For Civilian Goods Is ‘Last One’

New Cuts On Civilian Use Of Scarce Metals   Predict Reductions Will Be Heaviest To Be Ordered

New Consumer Cuts Are Last Ones, Govt. Says   Administration Plans New Rigid Clamps On ‘Non-Essential’ Goods

Metal Users Told New Cut Is the Worst   Producers Assured They Won't Face More Drastic Curb

‘Worst’ Cut Seen In Civilian Goods After January 1  Won't Be Too Bad, NPA Statement Savs

Price Of-Gars Seen Hiked In Material Cuts  Pon ee ae aig   NPA Orders Scarce Metals Curtailed For Non-Essentials

WORST CUTS TO HIT INDUSTRY   Allot Only 60 Per Cent Of Steel Needed By Auto Makers

New Metal Cuts Called Worst Yet  Curbs on Steel for   Curbs on Steel for Autos May Mean Price-Ceiling Hike

New Slashes  Made In Use Of Scarce Metals  Business Casualties Seen Under Curbs  Ordered By N.A.P.

CUTS FORESEEN IN CIVILIAN GOODS OUTPUT   Scarce Metals Earmarked For Defense Efforts

LESS STEEL, COPPER, ALUMINUM  NPA Orders Drastic Cut In Civilian Metal Goods

New Cuts Ordered in Civilian Use of Scarce Metals After Jan.  Deepest Anticipated

Views on Use. Of Nationalists Remain Same _   ‘Congress ‘Up in Arms’ To Untie General’s © ; Hands in Korea

WATE HOUSE anf POLICE NOT CHANGED   Rebuffs Suggestion by Gen. MacArthur on Using Chinass.

Our Chine Policy Is Unchanged   Nationalist Troops On Formosa Will No’ Be Used in Fighting

 = CONFLICT— ~ MacArthur Rebuff  Implied.      ‘GENERAL HAD. INDORSED USE.

United Nations Troaps Move Toward Retreating Enemy’s Meeting Ploce

UN Troops Drive Northwest From Captured Hwachon   Head for Reds' Big Rallying Point After Taking Huge Dam Without a Fight

Allies Keep Gaining In Korea   Drive Toward Eneniy’s Central Defense Lines

AMY inlEF UKAY MEETING NEXT SUNDAY   See No Change in Previously . Arranged Meetings for Armietira Talk Tiaeday

Foe Wants Preliminary Parley Then   Ridgway Had Proposed Thursday Date for  Initial Seesion.

Early Peace  Parley Agreed   Ridgway Spokesman Sees No Reason Why Suagested Date Isnst Acceptable

Red Envoys Will Be Sent To Kaeson g   Ridgeway Gets Radio Mes. sage From Kim And Peng; Fronts Quiet

LEADERS SLATE PARLEY SUNDAY IN OLD CAPITAL   Actual Armistice Talks Scheduled Next Tuesday —~ Each Side To Send Three Officers.

Preliminary Meet For Peace Sunday Chinese Reds Agree to Re ‘ceive Liaison Officers in Kaesong  ACCEPTANCE BY RADIO  Actual Armistice Talks Will Not Start Till Next  Tuesday

Unusual Quiet Hovers Over Battlefront as News Comes Of Pending End of Fighting -

Date Proposed Is July 10-15  In South Korea   Lnemy Commanders Address Message To Ridgway

Accept Ridgway's Negotiations Offer; New Site Believed Agreeable to West

Preliminary Meet For Peace Sunday  Chinese Reds Agree to Receive Liaison Officers in Kaesong  ACCEPTANCE BY RADIO Actual Armistice Talks Will  Not Start Till Next 4 yee Se   ACCEPTANCE BY RADIO

No Change Made On Armistice Session Tuesday  Ridgway’s Spokesman   Ridgway’s Spokesman Sees No Reason To Reject Proposal

First Peace Talks Set For Sunday   Korean Front Quiet; Army Polishes Brass On Peace Train

North Korean Chief, at Front Hails ‘Victory   Ground Warfare Subsides but Air, Sea Raids Continue

Formal Parley On Armistice Opens Tuesday   Unusual Calm Prevails All Along Battlefront As Truce Taike Near

Original Peace Talk Still Sef Next Tuesday   Preliminary Meet Will Take Place In City Of Kaesong

Congress May Aid Business   ‘Little Fellow’ Arouses Lawmakers’ Interest; Qutlook Is Gloomy

Congress Seeks Ways To Protect Sraalt Businessman During Materials Scarcity ~

Inquiry Is Urged In Sale Of Land   Check Land Buying In H-Bomh Area

Strike Date Set For Copper, Brass  UAW To Call Workers Ot Jobs Sent. 24

Price War Goes Info Fourth Day   Men Enter Race For Bareain Items

Men Enter Bargain Slug Fest   As Good as Women at Fighting Way to Counters in New York’s Big Price Tag War

Blacklist By Manufacturers Is New Note in New York’s Retail Price War

Men Join Rush to Counters In  N. Y. Price War   Manufacturers Strike Back at Stores by Cut: ting Off Supplies

MenJoin Ranks On Battlers In New York City War   Battle Of Prices Enters Fourth-Day, Fury. Undiminished

MEN RUSH N. ¥. BARGAIN COUNTERS   Price Cutting War Draws Out-Of-Towners

 Spreads To Memphis  Men Plunge Into Action ‘As Priee War Raves On

Lustron Plant To Make Planes   Congress Skeptical Of Order However

Plans Revealed By Republican ‘House Leader   Move Involves Charge He Had Been Informed High Official Took Brihe

AMERICAN TRANSPORT DOWN IN ROMANIA   Air Passenger Says Members. of » Crew Are Injared But Alive; Craft Shot Down

Missing U.S. Plane Was Shot Dowr in Red Romania, Air Traveler Says

Report Being Checked in Diplomatic Circles; Another Clue From Northeast Italy Given to Searchers.

Reds Downed U.S. Plane, Witness Says   Saw Missing Aircraft Crash in Romania;  Army Cheeks Claim

Crew Of Plane Injured, Alive  Bacsencer Sovs U. §. Croft   Passenger Says U. 5. Craft  Shot Down In Commu mist-ruled Romania

Romania Holds Missing Fliers, Traveler Says   Plane Is Shot Down; Crew Alive Behind Curtain, He Reports

Air Traveler Reports Crew Hurt But Alive  While Dinlamate Chect   While Diplomats Check Searchers Hear of Explosion in Alps _

U.S. Army Plane Said Shot Down in Romania; Crew Injured, But Alive

“Search Widens For Transoort; Hear Of Crash   Air Traveler Says He Saw Attack On , Missing Craft

Traveler Says Plane’ Shot Down   Romania Holding Injured Crewmen.  Envovs Told .

Romanians Accused Of  Air Crime  _   Crew Of Americans Or: Cargo Craft Reported Injured

TRAINS CRASH IN DEPOT TUNNEL   Witness Savs Romanians Shot Down U.S. Plane

Report Crew Of 4 Alive, Held Captives   Air Passenger Says = He Saw Ship Downed By Romanian Army :

SEARCH FOR ARMY PLANE SHOT DOWN   UNARMED U. S. DIPLOMATIC TRANSPORT REPORTED ATTACKED BY ROMANIANS,  ;

Weather Halts Aerial Search For Lost €-47   Informant Claims Airmen Are Alive But Injured;  ee ecm

lran Hints UN Help Acceptable   But Wants Informal Recommendation Only

Government Orders Further Slash in Use Of Cans for Packing Civilian Products

Civilian Tin Can Use Cut Again  Affects Supply of Beer And Food Containers

Net Worth Is Not Admitted At Crime Quiz   O'Dwyer Is Branded As Actual Head Man Of Tammany Tall

Dewey Gets New Bid to Testify At Crime Probe  Cy Nwewae AL. mcr      O’Dwyer Named As Real Boss of Tammany Hall

WEIN EU EPERPALNEPS UP GP GUN EDR EY CI I TY ES SN IT EI AT OIE TT  Kefauver Insists On Testimony By Dewey

Costello Still Mum, Gov. Dewey Again Invited to Testify  N. Y. Demo Official Charges O’Dwyer Is Tammany’s Leader

Chief Executive Asked To Appeal Before Group   Kefauver Would Like To Hear Governor .

Stomps From Witness Stand, Ordered Back   Trades Sharp Words With Judge; Warned He May Be Jailed

Court's Threat Of Heavy Penalty Snubbed by Gross  New York’s Police   New York’s Police Case Investigation Balked by Action

Harry Gross Says He Won’t Talk at Trial   He Doesn’t Want To Endanger Family   NEW YORK—(?)—Brooklyn’s mass police-bribery trial collapsed today, as star witness gambler Harry Gross doggedty refused to testify.

Gross Balks at Testimony Against Cops   Says Children, Wife in Oanger

  “Thinking Of Family’  Bookie Sasses Judge,  ‘Won’ t Answer Questions

Gross Balks, Case Flops   Dogged Refusal to Testif; Collapses Mase PoliceBribery Trial

Refuses to Cooperate   Fearful of What Will Happen to His Family

_ POLICE TRIAL —  Bookie Is Defiant Second Day   WONT REPLY TO QUESTIONS

Collapse To Case On Graft   Harry Gross, Star Witness, Refuses To Testify Even Under Dire Threat

Gross Gives Problem on  Trial Stand   Judge Threatens to Use Handcuffs to Keep Ex-Bookie in Chair to Testify   Pampering Is Blamed for Sarcasm Shown  by Gambler Boss

Ex-Gambler Refuses To Take Stand   Gross Sentenced To Five Years in Prison and Fined $15,000.

 Bookie Failure to Testify Bogs Down Grait Trial of Policemen   New York Judge Threatens to Send Gross To Jail; Alleges That He ts Paid Off

Judge Threatens to Chain Gambler To Chair When He Refuses to Talk

Bookie Gross Defies Court At Graft Trial   ‘Won't Ever Testify,’ He Tells Judge in Face of Jail Threats

GROSS UPSETS GRAFT TRIAL   Refuses To Testify For Fear Of Harm To Family

Gambler Ignores Questions   Gross Tells Judge He Fears For Family's Welfare

‘Thinking of Wife and Children’  Gross Refuses to Testify In Graft Trial of 18 Policemen

BOOKIE DEFIES ~ JUDGE; SAYS HE WON'T TESTIFY   Gross Doesn’t Want to En danger Family in Graft Trial.

Auction of of Re Real Estate ..  “yflas Adon age LL . 12   Clearance!

Tax Sleuths To Start On Gambler:   _ Shower of Arrests Predicted to Follow

Tax Dodgers Facing Probe   Crack Body Of Agent: To Ferret Out Frauds

Underworld Tax Fraud Attacked  Crack Unit Of T-Men Assigned To Biq Job

Klite Corps To Probe Tax Funds   Ralph Capone Just the First of Series To Be Named, Says Treasury   INQUIRY TO ‘EXPLODE   Statement From Snyder Follows Criticism From Capitol About Gangsters

Elite’ Probers To Track Down Tax Defrauders  Treasury Moves To Scan Returns

Underworld Tax Check Ordered  Elite Corps Formed Of Treasury Agents

U.S. Treasury To Crack Down On Underworld   New Agency Set Up to Probe Mobsters on Income Tax

‘T-Agents’ Plan ToCrack Down OnTaxEvaders   New U.S. Unit Established To Open Drive On Mobsters

‘Elite’ Probers To Track Down Tax Defrauders  Treasury Moves To Scan Returns OF The Underwastd

SYNOD WILL MERGE TWO MAJOR FIELDS   Central Pennsylvania Unit Of Lutheran Church To Consolidate Home And Rural Church Programs

2nd Version Of M’Arthur Note Argued   December War Alert Documents Enter Into Probe

Move to Distor! Mac Stand Seen   Sen. Cain Cites Chiefs’ New Data

NEW LIBRARY HEAD   Donald Potter Arrives te Replace Van Handel Who Will Leave March 

Donald Potter Arrives to Replace Van Handel Who Will Leave March 

BANK ROBBERS GET $19,467 IN ROSELLE HOLDUP   ‘Herd Twelve People Inte  Vault, Take Currency and Silvar.

Herd 12 Into Vault, Scoop Up Currency  Make Escape on Chicago Highway As Cops Arrive

Agreement Made In Washington, Diplomats Say   Tito Would Get All Free Territory But Adriatic Port Itself

Trieste May Be Divided By  Italy And Tito   ‘Big 3° Reported Set On Partitioning Plan For Territory

Iran Gives Some Ground. In War About Her Oi!   Mossadegh Puts All Blame On Britain

Iran Asks U.S. Backing In Oil Crisis   Wants This Country to Side With It Against Britain in Nationalization Scrap

lranian Premier Relays Message To US President   Expresses Hope US Will Back Program Of Nationalization

Tells Wish To Keep Up Flow of Fuel to West   Letter to Truman Blames British For Threat to Cut it Off

Would Drop Bill  fran Gives Ground in Fight Over Nationalization of Oil

lran Concession Offered Britain In Fight Over Oil   18 U. S. Companies To Form Fuel Pool

lran Discloses Concessions In Oil Dispute  Will Drop Pending Anti-Sabotage Bill  1g VAS aol mew ee

lran’s Premier  Bids for Truman  Backing in Crisis Oil Area Tension  Grows; 2,800 Due To Leave Fields

Mossadegh Hopes U S.  Backs Iran   Premier Hints at No Compromise, Asks For No Mediation

Letter Contains No Hint Of Compromise; Ru. mor Has. President in Role of Mediator

Expect US Support in Oil Fight   Iranians Tell Truman They Are Confident of American Sympathy  NO COMPROMISE HINT  Letter Makes no Mention Of Rumors President Is Asked to Mediate

Premier Confident U. §. Will Support Iran’s Nationalization Program

Iran Relents Slightly  In Oil War With Britain  Gifers To Drop Sabotage Bill;  Bids for Support:

Iran Begs Britons To Stay and Work   Eases Up On Its Sabotage Penaliv

Pres. Truman Gets Letter From Iran   Formal Protest Is Sent To Iraq For Harboring Cruise:

lran Gives Ground Slightly In Dispute Over Oil Fields   Premier Offers to Drop Anti-Sabotage Bill If British Technicians Acree to Stay on Job

No Settlement On Iranian Oil Fight   Committee Recommends Price Control Extension

MOSSADEGH SENDS LETTER TO TRUMAN   iranian Premier Expects U. S. Support in Oil Seizure Dispute.

Iranians Give Some Ground in Oil War: Bid for U.S. Support   Mossadegh Blames British Exclusively for Any Breakdown in Oil Flow in Message to Truman; Offers to Drop Anti-Sabotage Bill

Tran Asks British Refinery Experts To Remain On Job   Offers To Drop Pending Anti-Sabotage Bill If Technicians Of Oi1 Company Avree To Work At Present Rates Of Pay

lran Backs Down In Move To Keep British Experts From Leaving Their Jobs

Offer Is Made To Drop Harsh Sabotage Bill   Concession Comes Shortly After Note {Is Sent to Truman

Iran Writes To President   Premier Hopes Truman To Back Nationalizing of Oil

Iran Premier Says British Stopping Oil   Writes Truman For Sup: port of Nationalization Program

Iran Premier Confident of U. §. Support   Personol Message From Mossadegh to President Truman

Iran Leader  Sends Truman  Personal Note Mossadegh Appeals To President On  { tao « Se Jeera,

AN SOFTENS MANDS IN FRAGAS   ause If Technicians ill Remain  t Drop Sabotage 

IRAN ‘BACKS DOWN IN DISPUTE ON OlL   Offers to Drop Anti-Sabotage Bill If Britons. Stay on Jobs

No Hint of Compromise Is Held Out in Letter Sent Truman by Iran Chieftain

Pa. Civil Defense Heads Hold Meet   Local Leaders Attend Educational Program At Indiantown Gap

200 State Civil Defense Chiefs At Gap School   Realistic “Attack” “Tonight To Show . -Affecis Of Air Raid

ASK TWP. DIRECTORS TO HELP PLAN SCHOOL   Meeting This Evening For  Consideration   ELECTS NEW OFFICERS

BENSALEM BOARD TO ASK AUTHORITY TO ENTER INTO CONTRACT, ERECTION OF A NEW JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SCHOO!

Kidnapped Boy Found Strangled   Crete, DL, Youth Sees Body Tossed Out Of Car: Police Baffled.

Switchmen Stage Work: Stoppage  Unaetermined Number   Undetermined Number Stay Away From Work -Reporting in ‘Sick’ =

Rail Switchmen Out in Chicago   Vital Freight Hampered by Walkout; Situation Is Building Up Rapidly

B. and O. RR Is One of Six Lines Affected   “Sick” Workers Stay Home From Jobs in Detroit and ChicagoSpreading Is Feared

FEAR WALKOUT BY. RAIL SWITCHMEN   Fail to Report Today on Four Railroads

VITAL FREIGHT IS HELD UP BY STRIKE   Workers Of Six Rail Lines Report “Sick”   Reports Passenger Service Not Affected, Major Cargo Being Moved

Rail Workers. Report “Sick” At Terminals  Detroit And Chicago Switchmen Involved

New Wildcat Rail Strike In Progress   Switchmen on Six Roads in Chicago, Detroit Absent Due to ‘Sickness’

Rail Switchmen Again Paralyze Chicago Yards   Movement of Freight Hampered: Several Roads Affected

Freight Piles Up as Rail : Workers Join in Walkout   Switchmen on Six Railroads Reported tek’ tn Deeroit and Chiccao Areas

Switchmen on Six Railroads Stay Home Toda’   Freight Movements At Chicago and Detroit Hampered

Switchmen ‘Sick On Six Lines In Midwest Section  Army Reports Rail Wolkout Hampers Movement Of Freight

‘Ailing’ Switchmen Tying Up Railroads   Walkouts Affect Six Lines In Detroit, Chicago Areas

Switchmen Stage Work: Stoppage   Undetermined Number Stay Away From Work Reporting in ‘Sick’

WORK STOPPAGE SLOWS FLOW OF VITAL FREIGHT   CHICAGO, DETROIT YARDS AFFECTED; SWITCHMEN ‘SICK’

Switchmen Stay Away From Jobs   At Least Six Lines Are Affected by ‘Sick’  _ Reports to Railroads WALKOUT MAY SPREAD   Brotherhood Head Says Truman ‘Aids, Abetts’ In Provoking Action

“Sick” Switchmen Tie Up Freight On Six Railways   Report 80 Percent Of Employes for Santa Fe Fail to Work in Chirnean

Movements in Both Areas Slow As Rail Switchmen Report “Sickness”   B. R. T. Spokesman Say: Administration “Aiding, Abetting™ Stoppage

Chicago, Detroif Roads Crippled By ‘Sick’ Strike   Wage Dispute Still Not Settled From Last Month

Strike Ties 6 Railroads  Freight Movement  Chiefly Affected In Wildcat Walkant

Rails Tied By ‘Sick’ Reports  Switchmen Follow Dec. Pattern In Hamperina Freich:

Rail Switchmen on ‘Sick List   Walkout Hampers Freight Movements

Rail Switchmen Report ‘Sick’   Fail To Report in Chicago, Detroit

Rail Switchmen Tie Up Yards in Chicago, Detroif   Wabash, Five Other Lines Are Affected by ‘Sickness’ of Workers

SWITCHMEN GO OUT TODAY ON SIX RAILROADS   Report Sick in Chicago and Detroit Areas, Tying Up Freight.

‘Sick’ Worker Stay Home, Stall Freight   Traffic Hampered in Chicago, Detroit, Army Announces

‘Sick’ Trainmen * Tie Up Yards  Shipments Halted In Chicago, Detroit

Railroad Switchmen Walk Out Again in Chicago, Detroit   Second Work Stoppage of Winter Hampers Freight Traffic.

Enemy Forces Shift Easts Patrols Again Moving Between UN-Red Lines   Proposes a Far East Pact Similar to Atlantic Pact

Aceused U.S, Spy’s Prison Site Unknown   Long Negotiations Were Hampered by  Official] Demands

HOUSE OK'S $7.4 BILLION FOREIGN AID   Total for Helping Friendly Nations Is $1 Billion Less Than President Had Requested.   , SEEK TO RESTORE CUTS IN SENATE   Republicans Push Through Last Minute Slice of $350 Million From Western Europe Fund.

HOUSE SLASHES BILLION DOLLARS FROM PROPOSAL   Administration Lead-ers Hopeful OF Restoring Slice Of Economic Aid Foy “Western Europe.

Foreign Aid Bill Is Before Senate  House Passes Measure to Spend 714 Billions on Overseas Help  TRIMS TRUMAN FIGURE  Senate May Restore Part of Billion House Lopped Off

$74. Billion Foreign Aid Bill Is Passed by House After Cutting $1- Billion From Requested Fund

Foreign Aid Hopes Rest With Senate  House Severs Billion Dollars  a

Measure ls One Billion Under Truman Request  _ Money Helps Nations Resist Communism

Foreign Help Measure Sent  To Upper Body   Designed to Assist Friendly Nations in Resisting Communism

House Passes $7.5 Billion Bill for Foreign Aid   Amount Is Cut By Billion Under Truman Request

Administration Hopes Senate Will Restore Part Billion-Dollar Cut in Foreign  e  ‘Aid Measure Is Voted by House

House Adopts $7.4 Billion Aid Program   Adwinistration GoalSuffers Setback In Europe Fund Cut

House Votes $1 Billion Cut  In Foreign Aid   Administration Looks to Senate for Restoration

~—CONGRESS— Measure Is Reduced By $1 Billion  Part Of Cut May Yet Be Restored

Foreign Aid Cut $1 Billion By House Vote   European Funds  Sliced in Late GOP Maneuver

SLASH IS MADE. IN FUNDS FOR FEONOMIC HELP   (Truman Forces Stave Off Reduction in Mil-- ° itery Aid 6° -.   NOW GOES TO SENATE   Overall Cut ts‘ Less Than! Republicans Had-Aimed Far

House Sends Slashed Aid Bill To Senate   Billion Cut Off, Totals 7.49 Billions: Hope  For Restoration

VOTE BILLION DOLLAR CUT IN PROGRAM   Demos Believe Senate Will Restore Part Of Cut  DCONIUINTINAl   Not As Great As Many Republicans Had Hoped: Vote Is 260-101

House Passes Foreign Aid Bill With Big Slash  Administration Hope: Senate Will Restore Billion Dollar Cut

House Passes Reduced Foreign Ait Bill: Administration Looks To Senafe for Increase in Funds  Economic Aid for Europe Sliced ~ $350,000,000 in Last Minute

Surprise Slash Of $350 Millions Okayed by House  Western Europe’s Aid Grant Target Of Final Attack

Foreign-Aid Bill Designed to Halt Communist ‘Advances Passed by House

Government Seeks Change In Sliced Bill   Leaders Hopeful  Sénate Will Act. Favorable Towards Foreign Aid Funds

Senate May Restore Part Of Steen Cut   GOP And Southern Democrat Coalition Wins Reduction

Total of $690 Millions Is Cut From Request by President: © No Military Futids Are Lost

Demos Hoping Senate Will ~ Restore Funds :  Last-Minute Cut OF - $350,000,000 Aid: For Europe Pushed. Through By Bloc -

House Cuts Billion off Foreign Aid   _ Restoration By Senate Last Hope Of Administration; A Partisan Fiaht

House Votes Cut Of Billion Dollar: Tn Foreign Aid   Administration Chiefs Hope Senate Will Restore Funds

‘Administration Leaders Look to Senate to Restore at Least Part of Billion-Dollar. Cut— Unexpected Action Results from Coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrate

House Votes Billion Cut In Foreion Aid   Administration Aids Hope Senate Return: Part Of Money Lest

Hope Senate May Restore Foreign Aid Cu   Republicans and Southern Democrats Cut Truman Fiaqure

House Cuts Billion Dollars Out Of Foreign Aid Bil   Measure Calling For $7 Billion Goec To Senote

House Pares, Then Passes Aid Measure   $350,000,000 Is Slice - From Anti-Communist bea ey ene y

Johnston Says Plan Will Keep Economy in Balance   Truman Hopes Senate Will Restore Foreign Aid Cuts

SENATE HOLDS FATE OF CASH FOR OVERSEAS   GOP Bloc Slashes $1 Billion From Foreign Aid Bill

Billion Lopped Off Foreign Aid Bill by House   Coalition Snips Big ~ Sum from Truman's “To tal Figure

House Slashes Foreign Aid Fund Budget   Trumanites Look to Senate to Restore Part of the Billion Dollar Cut

Foreign Aid Bill Cut And Passed  $350°000,000 Cut After Hard Fiaht

Put Okay On Foreign Aid 'F unds   Administration Looks To Senate To Add Part Of Money Cut Off By House

REDUCED ANTI-RED AID BILL BY HOUSE   ADMINISTRATION FORCES LOSE IN EFFORT TO STAVE OFF FUND CUT.

Administration Forces Are Given Setback   Measure Passed and Sent to Senate After House Slashes Off an Extra $350 Million; No Cuts in Military Funds,

Senate May Restore Cuts lr Aid Measure   Administration Hope To Regain Slashes In Europe Funds

Look to Senate To Restore Some Foreign Aid Cuts   Billion Dollar Slash Made in‘ Truman’s Bill By 260-1Q1 House Vote

HOUSE SLASHES BILLION OUT OF NEW AID PLANS   Truman Looks for Senate to Restore Some of Requests

House Cuts Billion Off Foreign Aid   Approve 7/2 Billior for Allies to Help Fight Communism

Probe Planned In Hollywood To Reveal Reds   Congressman Says He Wants To Glear “Untustiy Aceused’’

Probe of Communist Influence in Movie _ Colony and Entertainment World Sought

Proposal That Congress Probe Communists In Movie Industry Is Made

UN Delegates Reassemble at Truce Camp   Peace Outlook Dim, Staff Says, Red Build “Up Too Many Supplies

Fine Asks State Institutions To Help On Taxes  Asks Suggestions For Financing State's Operations in Future

Ask School Action In Fayetteville   Committee Petition Calls For End To  Unequal Facilities

The A-Bomb and You Acting Your Atomic Age Can Save You During Attacl,

The A-Bomb and You  Energy. Lost by Split N unelen: \Gives the Bomb Its Wallon

Swansea Man New Mass. Legion Head   J. Leo Ash Gets ; 698 Votes to Williar H. Flannagan's 492

New Clashes Hike Tension in Suez Zone   State of Emergency Placed in Cairo . By Egypt

Elizabeth Places Wreaths on Tombs  Visits Tomb of George Weshington, Unknown Soldier

Royal Pair Begin Social Activity In Washington   Honor War Dead, Attend Receptions, Visit Mount Vernon

Elizabeth Places Wreaths on Tombs  Visits Tomb of George Washington, Unknown

Royal Visitors Busy With Round Of Social Events   Wreath Placing Opens Full Day In Washington

Royal Couple Visits Washington Tomb   Princess Elizabeth and Husband Score Sentimental Conquest at Capital

Princess Places Wreath on Tomt OF Washington  Royal Couple Also   Royal Couple Also Honors the Unknown Soldier at Arlington

Bobby-Soxers Like Prince; 2,000 Due At Reception— Royal Pair Visits Tombs of Washington, Unknown Soldie:

Also Puts Wreath On GI’s Grave   Royal Couple Capture Nation’s Capita]; Teen Agers ‘Ooh’ Handsome Duke

Princess and Duke on Tour of Washington   Wreaths Placed on Unknown Soldier's, Wachinatar’<« Tamh«

Princess Also Pays Honor fo Unknown Soldier  Royal Couple, Seen By 550,000 People,   gg, . . nee eT

Princess Elizabeth to Place “Wreath on Washington's Grave ~   Britain's Future Queen and Her Husband  ‘Ceaka Cantinawe del Chama cd foofes cts!

Princess Places Wreaths on Tombs Of Washington and Unknown Soldier

Royal Couple Visits Shrines   Elizabeth Places Wreath on Tombs of Washington, Unknown Soldier

Elizabeth Lays — Wreaths on Two National Shrines   Visits Arlington and Mt. Vernon in Round of Activities

WASHINGTON GOES ALL OUT FOR ROYALTY   Elizabeth and Husband Entertained at Blair House, Go on Round of Sight-Seeing.   4 TRUMAN CALLS HER A FAIRY PRINCESS   Heir to Throne Performs Most of the Formalities But the Crowds Like Philip Best.

Elizabeth Puts Wreaths on Two National Shrines   Picture on Page 2

if Elizabeth Sticks to Script  tA I a ea te tag  Duke Favorite of Bobby -Soxers ‘On Royal Visit to Washington

Hal#-Million See Elizabeth, Duke on Tour   Serious Events Follow Bright Capital Introduction

Capital Takes Princess, Duke  ToltsHeart    . Royal Visitors Will Visit Shrines; Vast  Reveption Planned

550,000 See Royal Visitors   Animals Burst Into Headlines East, West, South: Far North

Royal Pair Are Greeted By 550,000   English Guests Whirl In Jammed Program Of Social Activities At Nation's Capital.

egies heey eee ee     Elizabeth Puts Wreath On Washington's Tom!

Vote To Boost Income Taxes   Committee Approves Hike On Corporations

TAX INCREASE APPROVED BY HOUSE GROUP   Corporation And Individual Tax <3. Schedules Draftet.:

Many Killed in Vienna Accident  Trains Collide, 19 Dea hed bdeme leleteed

Huge Signa! Corps Depot Authorized For Tobeyhanna   $30,000,000 Army Plant Will Employ 5,000  Persons

See Revival .. of “Influence’ Investigation   “Full Dress Inquiry -Expected-to Siff Charges About Boyle

RFC Foes Open Attack Against President’s Plan   Senators Hope To Beat Truman’s Reorganization Move As First Step In Abolishing Agency

SOLONS OPEN FIGHT ON RFC   Seek To Down Truman’s Reorganization Proposal

FIGHT TO ABOLISH R.F.C. UNDER WAY   Senators Claim Agency Has Lost Confidence

Senators Open Fight To End RFC   Hearings Start On Truman’s Plan

RFC Changes Opposed By Senate Group  -_ Efforts Made To Block Truman

Senators Open Battle In Move To Kill RFC   President’s Proposal To Reorganize Agency Reported In Danger Of Being Beaten Down

Seek To Block R.E.C. Shake Up   Senators Aim To Beat Down President’s Proposal

Sen. Capehart Tries To Block Reorganization   Republican Grour Says Agency Has Lost Confidence

Senator Seek To Abolish RFC Hit Revamping ©   Single Administrato.  Would Replace    & Man Raard

One Agrees With Dismissal; Others Presi dent's Tactics   A MALOTT STATEMENT

Dea tere With Deeieal HI ers Oppese. resident's [actics iy:   A MALOTI STATEMENT

Indicted Police Chief Kills Self   Hunted Man’s Body Found in WN. J. Woods

Price Freeze Tossed Into Woolen Strike   Packing House Local At Chicago Talks Of Launching Walkout

Freeze Spices Woolen Strike  Mill Workers Demand 15-Cent Pay Boost

Wage Freeze Linked With Wool Strike   Price Question Argument  Spices Walk-Out That  Has Idled 70,000 CIO   Emopleves of Mills

Wool, Worsted Mill Workers Strike Spiced With Price Freeze Argument

Charge Mills Asked Strike   Wanted Talking Point For Relaxing Price Freeze. Says Union -

Big Strike Spiced With Argument Over Pay Freeze   Walkout Of 70,000 CIO _ Woolen, Worsted Mill  Operators Continues

‘SHIPYARD STRIKE LOOMS   Argument Over Price Freeze Issue  Spices 70,000 Wool Workers’ Strike

Chicago Schedules Anti-Red Parley      South Carolina Stirred By Seorezation Battle

Truman Seekinc ToEnd Western Democrats Feud   “Will Attend Luncheon Of Party Faithful In San Francisco

Vemocralts rrom if ola  Truman Out to Soothe Ruffled Feelings Within Party's Ranks

Truman Seeking Peace In Party   Political Talk ToFollow Pact Speech.

TrumanSets Two Speeches  On West Coast   Major Address Scheduled For Tonight, Political Talk During Day

Truman To Jap Peace  Conference   Major Address Will Be Given in San Francisco After Party Conferences

A.R.0.T.C. QUOTA EXPANDED ATK. U.   Almost Twice as Many Students Allowed in Under  New Program

AR.0.1.C QUOTA EXPANDED ATK. U.   Almost Twice as Many Stu dents Allowed in Under  New Program   DEFERMENT TO STUDY

House Republicans Cast Dubious Kye On State Tax Card   Decision on Program Postponed; Sorg Says House Reluctant to Start All Over Again After Passing Administration Income Tax

HOUSE DUBIOUS QVER SENATE S NEW TAX BILL   Legislature Adjourns  With Nothing Done About Measure

@Ti Nika COMPULAORY   Decision Pat Off  House GOP Caucus Casals Dubious Eye on Tax Bill

House Delays Action on New State Tax Plan   Legislators Still Think Original Bill Should Pass

Huron, Miller, Howard Hub Of Heavy Moisture   Farmers Happy Despite Delay Of Small Grain Harvest; Madison Gets  4. 1-2 Inches Rain

CHORAL CONCERT AT BIBLE CAMP   CHORAL UNION WILL SING AT NINTH ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM AT RIVERSIDE

SINGERS FROM RUST COLLEGE TO APPEAR AT LOCAL CHURCH   Rev. John Nye Announces Coming Of Famous Group OF Vocalists To St. Paul’s

No Opposition In Gas Hearing   Piedmont Co. Seeks Duke Power Rights

Nation Gearing To Make 50,000 Planes a Year   Aircraft Not Ordered But President Wants Industry to be Ready ™

Buildup In Planes  Tanks   For Production Of Vast Number To Meet Needs

22 Recommendations— ©  Uraed To Combat Crime In US US  ae ip sus:  ee

Crime Committee Makes 22 Specific Recommendatioris for New Legislation to Curb US Underworld Actions

Crime. Committee Issues 22-Point Program For New Legislation To Combat Underworld

22 Specific Recommendations For New Legislation To Combat Crime   Senate Crime Committee Outlines Plan To Put Check On Rackets And Racketeering  In Entire Nation.

Combat Crime To Be Urged   Committee Report Sets Up 22 Items It Says Will Aid  _In Law Enforcement

Group Urges New Legislation To Curb Crime   Recommendations Include Closer Check On Income Tax Reports Of Criminals. Congress Crime Tab

Crime Checkers Suggest Laws   Senate Committee Makes 22 Specific Recommendations

Black Hand Called Link ror Gangs   LEGAL CURES SUGGESTED   Crime Probers Make 22 Recommendations

ees CASE FOR REVIEW  High Court To Take Another Look At Religious Education In Schools

Your Pocketbook May Benefit From ‘Fair’ Trades Nacieian   Court Ruling May Not Cut Liquor PricesinN M

Fair Trade Law Decision Likely to Mean Money in Pocket to the Average Buyer

) ADVOCATE CLASSIFIED PHONE 4056   U. S. Ship First To Mark New Year

INITIALS “RFC” BECAME SYMBOL FOR “INFLUENCE   Corp. Set Up in 1932 To Combat Financial Ravages of Depression   MANY EXPOSURES   Light of Public Scrutiny Turned On Loan  fter Loan -

First Explosion at Test Grounds   Atom Officials Refuse to Say More

Leaders Seeking New Customers For Large Firm  Press Speaking Out  Oe Be ee   Press Speaking Out Against Mossadegh For First Time;  Vote Seen In Offina

Premier Mossadegh Trying To Avoid Crisis  Iranian Government Secking Oil Buyers After Negotiations Stop

Iran Has Billion Dollar il Industry, No Buyers   AROUND THE WORLD

Poverty-Hi Tran Seeks  Oil Buyers   Mossadegh: Tries To Evade Possible Political Crisis.”

Faced By Iran As Oil Parley Fails   Press Blasts Premier As He Vainly Seeks Market for Petroleum

After Oil Breakdown...  lran Premier Seeks Customers To Stave Off Political Crisis

LL A TT  Iran  Seeking Oil Customers  To Balk Crisis   Parts Of Press Attack Mossadegh For First Time  Since Quick Rise

Mink Turns Up In RFC Probe   Expensive Coat Belongs te White House Stenoarapher

Lawyer Handling RFC Applications Paid For Mrs. Young’s Mink Coat

Probers Told Of Mink Gift, Stack Deals   Coat Valued at $9,540 Given to Mrs. Young, Senators Told   LAWYER QUIZZED   Seek to Link ‘Transactions to Influence in RFC Lending

x ma am a 9 Young’s Deals With Lawyer Are Revealed  RFC Probers Study Mink Coat ‘Angle’

Trace White House Steno Mink Coa Back fo. Furriers Seeking RFC Loan

Cross Channel!  Both Ways   Florence Chadwick First Woman in Double Swim

Swims Channel From England To France  Florence Chadwick  Reaches French Coast at... x at Wtwe

Florence Chadwick Becomes First Womar  To Swim Channel West-East, Both Ways

Girl Swims Channel West To East   - Florence Chadwick Safe In France

Miss Chadwick Swims Channel   Is First Woman To Complete Difficult Feat Both Ways

Californian  Battles Way West to East  Claims Two-Way Mark for Women: Tame Near Roeacara

California’s Florence Chadwick Becomes First Woman to Swim Channel in Both Directions

California Typist Makes It ‘Double’ By Swimming Channel West-to-East

WOMAN SWIMS CHANNEL AGAIN   Florence Chadwick Does lt, Britain-To-France; ‘Once Feared Lost.

American Girl Swims Channel, Lands in France   Becomes First Woman to Perform Feat of Doing it Both Ways

‘Lost’ American Girl Conquers Fog And ‘Seasickness’ in Channel Swim

Miss Chadwick Reaches France  Channel Swimmer Set: New Women’s Record

U.S. Woman SetsRecords   Miss Chadwick Swims Channel From England

Secretary Achieves Channel: Swim: Goel.  Californian Becomes First —  Ov, i. ee ._., ee +. se

California's Florence Chadwick — First Woman to Swim Channel in Both Directions

Florence Chadwick of US Is First Woman to Swim Channel Both Directions

CALIFORNIA GIRL SETS NEW RECORD   San Diego Stenographer Swims to France Through Fog; Swam East.  to West Last Ye:

French Police Seek U.S. Girl Reported. Lost   “Denise ‘Fog Shrouds ‘ Progress,In Attempt kT. Swim To France

Chadwick Again Swims Channel:  Son Francisco Typist Crosses:‘Hord Way"

U.S. Girl Becomes First Woman, To Conquer Channel Both Ways   San Diego Typist In Water 17 Hours

Lausche Signs Law To Padlock Gambling Joints  roves 18 Other s Pas “on Obie yes ies

PAY FORMULA DELAYS FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT   President to Seek Stronger Law In Congress

Atlantic Pact Bloc ‘Is Winning in Italy  Communists Suffering Worst Election Setback in 5 Years

Atlantic P act Bloe Is Victor        Reds Taking Worst ' :; Beating In Ballot,

REDS IN ITALY BADLY BEATEN   Christian Democrats Forge Steadily Ahead In Biggest Cities  iolom ee eee ee a ee ee ees

Six West Europe Nations Sign Pact To Pool Resources  Will Combine Their Coal, Steel Outputs For Common Defense

General Banks On Army Spiri Lf Parley Fails   - Ridgway Hasn’t Much Confidence In Talks; Soldier ‘Unsurpassed’

pes Ridgway Has Little Confidence In ease-Fire Talks Now On at Kaesong

Ridgway Not Hopeful Of Settlement  Typical Communist Bweccclictducs Vee (awn wre]   Typical Communist Duplicity Is Scored By U.N. Commande

Ridgway Not Banking on Truce Talks, Is High on His Men   Red Record of Falsehoods, Deceit Leaves No Doubt About Their Objectives; Scys American Fighting Men Unsurpassed

Ridgway Hits At Communist  ‘Falsehoods’  U.N. Commander Hints He Has Little Confidence In Talks

Big. News From’ ‘French: General: Voting ds. That Sn Cee nists Gok.

Patient's Temperature Is Down; but’ ~ France Is Not Yet Out of: Dariger -

Central Reds Beaten, But Chinese Bar 38th Crossing, Says Ridgway

wminmese strong Gmougn 16 Sar Grossing Ul Faraiei-— Ridaway Claims Decisive Victory In Central Korez

Chinese Strong Enough To Bar Crossing Of Parallel— Ridawayv Claims Decisive Victory In Central Korea

Russia Seen  Wooing Japan   Soviets Tempt Jap Leftists With Island Offer

West Figures Soviet Will Try Wooing Japan   Separate Pact Could Offer U. 5.-Held {sles As Tempting Morsels

Big Three Ministers Begin West German Policy Talks   Russia's Next Move: Try to Woo Japs Away

RUSSIA TO TRY TO LURE JAPAN INTO RED ORBI   Soviet Treaty Conference May Be Proposed; Asiatic  Cominform Seen      GROMYKO REBUFFED IN SAN FRANCISCO

Russia Will Seek A Wedge   Soviet’s Next Move May Be Try To Woo Japanese From West

Next Move By Russia Pondered   Soviets May Try To Wee Jopan Away From The: United States

Russian Wedge May Be Driven At Peace Pact   Leaders Agree After Reds Fail To Derail Parley

Reds Expected To Use Any Delay In Talks To Strengthen Military Hand   U. S. Officials Well Aware Of Communist Tactics And Have Explanations Ready If Further Delave Result.

Reds Expected To Use Delay To Talk To Strengthen Their Military Hand

Chinese Hoping To Delay Start Of Cease Fire Tall   Seek Stronger Military Position For Better Political Bargaining When Truce Talks Open

CHEROKEE GRAND JURY   Is First,Called in Kansas County -in Twenty Years

Pentagon Says Defense Costs May Get Bigger   Adequate Preparedness Is Called Key to U. S. Security

Pentagon Report Shows Defense Costs To Climb: Higher Taxes Are Forecast

‘Defense Costs ther ‘ease Seer  ir... 14) ft   Marshall Report Declares Arms Proeram Vital

WAR GOST TO GD UP, belt (F MARSHALL   Will Mean Higher Taxes and Production Shifts to Military.

Report Was Prepared By Gen. Marshall   Present Military Program Called “Very Minimum’

Cost Of Defense May Get Higher   Pentagon Warns Of More Spending ©

NORTH KOREAN CITY'S STATUS SNAGS PARLEY   UN And Reds Agree On Battlcline Except Near Kaesonge

Allies and Reds Appear Agreed On Rest of Line   ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ to Remain in UN Hands; Teams Meeting Again

TRUCE DELEGATES STILL DIVIDED ON ~ KAESONG STATUS   Allies and Communists Appear to Be Generally Agreed on Remainder of Cease-Fire Line.   TENTH CONFERENCE HELD AT PANMUNJOM   General H. Lawton Collins  Voices Belief in Washington” Armistice Will  Be Achieved.

One Main Issue Balks  Talks on Butter Zone   Gen. Collins Sees ‘Eveniual’ Agreement,  Won’t Sav When

Reds Insist On Holding Key City   Reach Agreement On Remainder Of Cease-Fire Line

Kaesong Issue Last Barrier To Settlement   Allied Jets Tangle _. . With Red Planes; =: Little Ground Actas

Kaesong Status Key Issue In Buffer Talks .   Allies and’ Enemy Appear Generally Aareed on Cease-Fire

Buffer Plan Talks Face One Hurdle   No Agreement Yet On Kaeson’s Status

Meeting Underway  Buffer Zone Talks Narrow Down To Status Of Kacsone

BLISTERING AIR ATTACKS DEALT BY U.N. PLANES   Struggle Between Two Great Forces Marked by Handto-Hand Combat and Artillery Barrages.   ONSLAUGHT FAILS TO BREAK FOE'S LINE   U. S. Infantrymen Take Hill in Bayonet Charge—Hard Hit Chinese Rush Up Reinforcements.

Another Player. Admits He Took Basketball Bribe   Fifth Fixer of Games Sebs After His New York Arrest

Ridgway Flies To Stalemated Korean Front   Finds Troops Locked In See-Saw Battles With Communists

Commander Told Of Big Red Buildup   Americans Bag sth Communist Jet In 10 Days

RIDGWAY ON INSPECTION OF KOREAN FRONT   Supreme Allied Commander Silent About Reasons for His Visit,

UN Forces Locked In Heated Fight   See-Saw Battle Raging for Dominating Hills Commanding Two Cen tral Front Bastians.

Allies Locked With Reds in Seesaw Fight   Bitar Visite Frant =   Ridgway Visits Front as UN Forces Take Hill; Jets Battle

FRESH SNOW, SUB-ZERO COLD PLAGUE NORTHERN SECTIONS JAS DEATH TOLL IS NOW 152

210 DEATHS RESULT FROM WINTRY STORM   More Snow And Arctic Cold Begin Moving Across Midwest Yesterdar

More Severe Cold In Wake Of New Snow   Fresh Blast Of Sub-Zero Weather Heading’ East; Many Low Temperatures

Fresh Blast Of Sub-Zero Cold To Hit (Midwest: 25 Below In Bismarck, N. D.

New Cold Blasf  \s Forecast for  Midwest Area Four-Foot Snowfall  BB. {2.2 . *®, . . gee, 

Storm Dead Mount   Fatalities Increased To 152 as New Blast Of Cold Bears Down On Midwest Area

Another Cold Blast  Enroute   Sub-Zero Readings, More Snow to Follow Storm That Still Brings Its Chills

Snow. Cold Grip Nation: 151 Are Dea  Sub-Zero Wave  - \pproaching

New Blasts Chill North: Central Area   . Températures ° ‘Drop {in Midwest

More Sub-Zero Cold Is Comine   Death Toll Mounts In Wintry Weather

Snow, Arctic Cold Heading This Way  No Relief In Sight As  Deaths Due To Storms Danek F110

New Blizzard Hits Midwest  Chicago Now Covered Expecting More Snow

New Cold Wave Following Snow Across Nation   Weather Deaths Total 151; N. D. Has 35 Below

Snow Covers East States, Blocks Roads   More Frigid Blasts Due As Peaths Rise In Blizzard’s Wake

Snow, Cold Hit Plains And East  “Mark Path of Storm Through Midwest.

COLD WAVE BEARS DOWN ON MIDWEST   New Blast of Cold Is on Way .to Areas Already Under Blanket of Snow.   WINTER OFFICIALLY BEGINS ON SATURDAY   East Also Hard Hit; Watertown, New York, Has 43 Inches of Snow in Two Days.

WINTER DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   New Snow Falls In Midwest; Sub-Zero Cold To Foilow.

NEW BLAST OF SUB-ZERO COLD NEARS MIDWEST   WEATHER PLAGUES NORTHERN STATES; TOLL REACHES 152

New Cold Wave Is Seen As Snow Hits Midwest   Nation’s Death Toll From Freeze Mounting Up; New Cold Center Follows That Of Last Weekend

More Snow Falls In U.S.: Death Toll Rises To 151   Virginia Reports Readings Below Zero In North

MORE SNOW FALLS IN MIDDLE WES]   FRIGID COLD GRIPS LARGE AREA—DEATHS IN STORMS REACH 210.

Nomination Of Truman’s Pal  MayBeBlocked  Committee Reportedly Opposed To Nominee  Tine Pets<ted. Pnnnecline

Senate Committee Will Block Move Of Truman To Install Negro Ally As Deeds Recorder In Washington

Truman Asks P avy Increase   Additional 7 Pereent Sought “a Federal  Workers

Ask Hike For Civil Employees   Truman Requests Advance Across Board for Civil Service, Postal Workers   HITS SLIDING SCALE   Would Avoid Action That Is Unfair to Higher Grades, President Says

Truman Asks Pay Increase  For Government Employes   Postal and Other Civil Service Workers Would Get Seven Percent Blanket Incracte

President Asks Pay Increase For Postal And Civil Service Workers

TRUMAN BACKS HIGHER WAGES   Asks Congress To Vote In crease For Government Employes

Pay Boost For Workers Is Requested   Truman Would Increase Wages Of Postal And Civil Service Employes “Across The Board’

President Asks Increase In Postal Civil Service Pay   Seven Per Cent Across The Board Hike Is Sought

Truman Asks for Federal Pay Hike   Urges Increases for Postal. Civil Staffs

Truman Asks Wage Boosts For Workers   Postal And Civil Service Employes To Benefit From Request

Truman Asks  U.S. Pay Raise  7 Pet. Boosts For   2 eee. 3. CUT... : ¥

Truman Asks Civil Service, ‘Postal Raises   Across-The-Board 7% Increase Urged To Assure Workers

Civil Service, . Postal Salary ‘Boosts Sought   Truman Requests Sever Per Cent Across Board Increase From Congres:

HIGHWAY WORK TO START NEXT WEEK   State Commission Hopes to Complete Relocation by November   AWAITS STEEL SUPPLY

Floods Hit NW Missouri   Highways, Rail Traffic Disrupted By High Water

Reds Will Not Be Permitted to Shoot Way Into United Nations, Acheson Says

FORMOSA FUTURE. RED CHINA IN UN NOT BE INCLUDED   North Koreans Also Appear in Favor Of Cease Fire

Man Re-United With Family After 6 Years   Disappeared While Fishing {n Gulf

Returns From ‘Dead’, He Says ‘Thanks’  Man Lost During Fishing Trip Has Family Reunion

STROKE. REVIVES MEMORY  Thought Dead Six Years, Man Returns to Family

Etticient Distribution of Manpower in Industry and Defense Big Problem

THENATION TODAY.  U.S. Faces Touchy Problem On Defense Manpower Plan

Armed Troops NoLonger Seen At Conference   U.N. Delegation Reports Some Progress Made

Truce Talks Atmosphere Friendly’   Delegates Say Procedure Set, Aaenda Next

Report Progress Toward Agenda For Truce Talks   Allied Spokesmen Optimistic After Conference on Monday; Ground Foces are Marking Time

More Friendly Atmosphere s Now Reported  Delegates Are Still   Delegates Are Still Seeking To Agree On Parley Agenda

U.S. Prepares 30-Day Delay On Price Hikes   Moratorium Drafted As Food Costs Soar Near All-Time High

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Price Ceilings Taken Off Raw Farm Products  OPS Move Designed To Get Exchanges Back in Operation

Ceilings Removed from Sugar, Milk, Eggs, and Wheat   All Raw Farm Products Below Parity Affected by OPS Order

SLIGHT SUGAR INCREASE LIKELY  Price Curbs Liffed From Farm Products Selling Below Parity

Price Ceilings On Sugar, Farm Items Removed   OPS Puts Price Lids On Cottonseed, Soy Bean and Corn Oils

Droglurts Above  PVUUULIS tm   Parity Still Unexempted  ~ Eggs, Milk, Wheat Affected; Top Set On Raw Coffee

Airtmart WUsathoe Mata   PRIGE CEILING TAKEN OFF SUGAR   LIDS ALSO REMOVED FROM RAW FARM PRODUCTS SELLING BELOW PARITY.

Gov’t Lifts Sugar, Farm  Price Curbs  ‘Ber   Acts To Spur Commodity Tradin:

Sugar, Raw Farm Products Are Untrozen  OPS Lifts Ceilings To Encourage More Cammadity Tradina

Roth Calls For Staebler To Resign   Waxes Indignant At Missent Fund Letters

HST Confers With Leaders On Inflation   Appeals For Unity Of Nation To Halt Soaring Prices

Every Person Asked To Aid In Mobilizing   Aggression, Inflation And Relaxation Held Worst Problems

Board Gets Truman Plea To Co-operate   ‘ Mobilization Advisers Convene, Face Task Of Solving Feuds in Defense Proaram —

TRUMAN APPEALS FOR DEFENSE UNITY      Makes Plea at First Meetine of New Advisory Board

Truman Appeals For Cooperation  President Fears Public Relaxation

TRUMAN APPEAL FOR SUPPORT Ol ALL INTERESTS   Three Major Problems  Confront Nation, Presi dent Says   ADVISORY BOARD TO CONVENE THURSDAY

Baby Abducted From Hospital, Woman Sought   Employes Will Face Lie Detector, Police In Three-State Hunt

MYSTERY CALLS ON TELEPHONES PUZZLE POLICE   Lie Detector Tests Ahead of Everyone On Hospital Floor.

Peasant Revol Reported in Soviet Asia   Uprising Termed Most Serious In 10 Years

Proposed Budget Hits Opposition   Pa. Education Group Is Dissatisfied With $20 Million Pay Hike

Hess Seeking Ruling on Law Validity   Seeks Return Of Money Paid Under Protest to Law

Boy Who Pushed Pal in River Relieved When He's Not Dead   Dogs Help Yanks in War in Korea

‘ Rex, of US K-9 Corps Who Costs 1 Pack of Cigarettes, ¢ Is First War Dog to Aid Capture of Chinese Soldier

Says Payment For Fliers Release Is Unfortunate   Daument ’Moct Infortunate’

American Troops Drive Reds Off Three Hills as Others in Grenade Battle

American Gls: Drive Reds Off Seoul Hills _   Other Yanks Use Grenades, Rifles On Red Resiment

Reds Halt Allied Advance On Western Front, Dig In Seven Miles South of 38th Parallel; South Koreans Over Six Miles Across Border

Large Hills Are Captured From Chinese   South Korean Unit Advances Six Miles Over 38th Parallel

Yank Troops Continue to Force Red Withdrawals   So. Koreans Push More Than Six Miles Into Enemy Territory

Gls DRIVE REDS OFF THREE HILLS:   ROKs Push Six Miles Into North Korea As Chinese Stop Yanks Near Uijongbu

Yankees Take Hills Guarding Main Highway    Other American Doughboys  Battle Chinese Regiment With  Hand Grenades, Riftes; Capture  150 Reds   BOTH ACTIONS WERE ON WESTERN FRON

Other Troops Battle At Close Range   Both Actions On Western Front, South of Border

Powered Craft Permitted Only  On Larger Bodie   Commission Classifies Lakes in Groups Over And Under 100 Acres

Murder Charged fo Men From Ardmore   Sen Queatin Parolec, Brether Held After Shooting Of Sartaender

Vinson Warns Nation Against World Situation  Leader Urges House F-F , a a 7   Leader Urges House To Approve Lowering Draft Age to 18!/,

Russia Equipped To Stage Atom Attack--Vinson  Have 400 Heavy   Have 400 Heavy Bombers; Bomb Stockpile Grows

Congress is Warned Of Plans   Estimate Soviet Has Uy To Fifty A-Bombs Read) To Drop On Many  American Cities.

Sister Kenny: Questions Modification Of Treatment She: Developed For Paralysis:

Virginia Voters ‘Elect Members Of General Assembly, Variety Of Local Officials Tomorrow

Speech by Mac At Jap Parley Held Unlikely   40-Nation Support For Peace Treaty Seemse Assured

M’Arthur Will Not Address  Japan Treaty Confererice Ousted Far Eastern Commander Says Must Be Invited by Deleaates. Not U.S.

‘Beef Strike’ End is Seen By OPS Chiefs   Agents Moved Into Stockyards to Curb Rlack Marketine

OPS Officials See Quick End to Strike Against Beef Curbs  Send Agents Out to Step Black Markets, Predict Ease Up Soon

Quick End To Beef Strike Is Expected   Price Control Officials Say Enforcement foonts Witt Snrack Down Black Marketing

Baruch Sa ys Debate Due To Weakness   Only Strength Will Bring Peace, He Asserts At Marshall Ceremony

Amer ica. Greets New Year With Reverence Laka Deaths Show. Drop: Celebrations Lack Luster: :

Unusual Sobriety Marks Beginning Of Half Century   Big Celebrations Lack Luster Of Past Years

Fateful New  Year Begins   t. S. Celebration  Unusually Sober (By UNITED PRESS)

BLAZE PERILS 250 BUSINESS BLOCKS IN CIT   Hopes Rise As Flood Begins To Ebb Nearly Inch An Hour.

ALLIES HOPEFUL HARMONIOUS TONE TO BE MAINTAINED   Newsmen Are Present for  Fourth Session of Truce Talks   WO DETAILS BARED   Question of Making Parley Site Neutral Zone is Quickly Settled

Allied Cease-Fire Negotiators Back In Kaesong After Communists Agree Correspondents Can Attend Meetings   Jeeps Bearing Two Chief UN Representatives Halted By Over-Zealous Red Sentries Until Convoy Catches Up, Causing Slight Delay In Starting Conference

NEWSMEN JOIN UN DELEGATION AT CONFERENCE   City Named Neutral Zdne, Work Resumes On Agenda

Allied Team Departs For Site By Air   Allied Newsmen In Motor Convoy That Left Ear. lier For Kaesona

Peace Talks Proceed In Atmophere Of Strict Neutrality   Newsmen Admitted By Reds To Confab Aree From Which All Armed Personnel Has Been Removed By Reds Except Military Police

Newsmen Are Allowed To Go Along  Agreement Come In Sunday Talks After Reds Relen

Allied Team Flies to Session By Helicopter   Delegation Preceded by Motor Convoy Including 20 Newspapermen: Peiping Radio Reports New Harmony.

Allied, Red ‘Talks Resumed in Effort To End Korea War   Convoy Includes Second Contingent of 20 Wa Correspondents; Reds Yield to Admission Of Newsmen. Demilitarization of Koesong

Truce Parleys Continuing Amid Harmony  Delegation Returns © To Kaesong; More Newsmen Go Along

Truman Says Reds Talking Peace While Preparing for War  Warns U. S. Cannot Let Down, No Matter What Happens in Kore:

HT Accuses Russians Of War Builduy   Warns ‘We Cannot _Let Down Guard’ _ Despite Truce Talk

Experts Discuss Latest Atomic Tests at Eniwetoh  Experiments Prompt   Experiments Prompt Speculation That New Weapons Fired

Ridgway Asks ‘No- Man’ Site   Note Handed Reds On Armistice Talks

Ridgway Asks Resumption ot Cease-Fire Negotiations in New Zone Near Kaesong ©

Ridgway Proposes New Site for Korean A rmistice Parleys   UN Commander Suggests Village in No-Man’s Land

Ridgway Offers ‘Near Kaesong’ Sife for Talks  BDeanncalt banda   Proposal Handed Reds Suggests Songhyon Village

Urges Reds To Resume Truce Talks At Once  South Korean Field Near Songhyon Is Suggested As Site

Ship Purchase Deal Probe Ma\ Be Launched  Senate Probers May  Ask Justice Dept.  7H Bie Patetle

Typhoon Again Hits Centra) Philippines   Death Toll in Previous Storm Reaches 800.

Germans To Get Dope From lke   US Policy Statement On Formosa Seems To Close Door On Korean Peace Move

U.S. Security Needs to Hold  Formosa Fate   Envoy’s Declaration Slams Door on Parley To Discuss Problem

U.S. Security Declared Guide to Formosa Issue   Strona Statement

100 Reds Arrested After Attacking Allied Police: West Berlin Braces for New Riotous Assault By Army of Youthful Communist Hoodlums

CLARK GABLE SPURNED RECONCILIATION TRY, PA PAArD LARRY CVIVIA CAYCE ACHIAIC RVAMeSSe

d-Page Note Lists Soviet Obstruction   Attlee Government ‘Throws Book’ After Blast From Moscow

Attlee Note Says Soviet Used Threat Of Violence   Moscow's Postwar Record Is Stated In Five-Page Item

Kremlin Held Barring Peace   Attlee Regime Hurls ‘Book’? At Moscow

Attlee Throws The Book’ At USSR Record   Five-Page Message Answer’s Stalin’s Pravda ‘Interview’ In Careful Detail

Britain Hurls Own Charges At Soviets  ee i rae, Oe Ia! Tee   Denounces Reds In Answer To Russian Screams Of Jan. 20

Britain Throws Book At Reds’ Postwar Deeds   Entire Record Of Russ Threats Of War, Her Treaty Violations, Listed In Long Note

‘Weather   Sovief Charged With Blocking: World Peace ..   14 Points Claim Threats of Force, Breach of Faith.

DIPLOMATIC BLAST HURLED AT RUSSIA IN BRITISH NOTE   Charge ‘Threat Of Overwhelm. ing Force’ To Prevent Peare   SERVES BS IRONIC REPLY TO STALIN'S STATEMENT

Britain Hits Stalin's Talk On Most Sides   Say Agree Only That War ‘Is Not Yet Inevitable’

London Cites A goression  In 14 Cases   ‘Stalin Interview Seen As Laying Groundwork For  Departure From UN

British Charge Russians _ With Using Force Threat. — Te Prevent World Peace

7 in Single Family. Drown in Car Plunge   8th’ Member at- Ball’ Game

Troop Base Rights in Isles Given   Plan Called Necessary Because of Outside Militarism Peril.

Security Pact Gives U.S. Land And Sea Bases   Acheson Describes lf As Pattern for Peace

Idle Docks Spui Talk of Pledge For No Strikes   Defense Directors Consider Asking Lebor Promise

WAR PLANT CREWS MAY BE ASKED FOR NO-STRIKE PLEDGE   Military Spokesman Says Department of Defense Has Proposal Under Con  sideration.   NEXT MOVE IN DOCK STRIKE IS UNCERTAIN   Specialists on Labor-Manage ment Law Declare President Truman Has Seizure Powers.

Steel Cuthack Expected To Bring Boosts InMany Items   Outer Durable Goods Suel As Refrigerators And Stoves Also Considered For Raise

May Seek Car Price lricrease   Cost Of Refrigerators, Stoves, Radios Also Due To Move Upward.

Cite Rest Restaurant Cases  Oleo ‘Switch’ for Butter Charged by Dairy Leaders

‘Gyp’ Charged on Use of Oleo   3 Dairy Groups Claim It Is Used for Butter

‘Customers Pay for Butter, Get Oleo   Dairy Group Say Law Is Violated Consistently in Kansas and other States

Russians Bomb British Ship  Freighter Attacked Nearina Archanaal

Three Russian Planes Bomb British Freighter as It Nears Archangel

Hope Dwindles For Miners In 4-Mile Tunnel  Rescuers Working  Aaaincst Time

Big Illinois Shaft Scene Of Tragedy   Workers Trapped 500 Feet Below Earth’s Surface

Mine Explosior Toll in Illinois May Reach 60   Only five Bodies Are Recovered Tiom Coal Shafts

RESCUE CREWS THINK MORE IN ILEINOIS SHAFT   Take Five Bodies Out, Rush Work to Reach Any Alive

Believe Liftle Hope for Group   Rescue Workers Impeded by Foul Air Underaraund

Group Labors Feverishly To Free Men   Last Work Shift Before Yule Holiday Held 500 Ft. Down By Mysterious Blast

Rescue Crews Press Effort to Reach Men Trapped Deep In Illinois Mine Affer Blast

Estimates Of Number T rapped In Illinois Shaft Range From 60 Up   Rescue Teams Trying Hard Despite Doubt Any Could Survive

Expert Says Men Can’t Be Saved   Coal Diggers Are 500 Feet Below Surface and Four Miles Away From Opening  Hopes Are Dim  ) =F Ni ie i ;

_Lrews W Ork Feverishly Against ‘Time   Fear Grows For Men Caught 500 Feet Below In linois

Underground _—_Explosion tombs Workers in  West Frankfort, Ill. 5 BODIES RECOVERED Marsh Gas Blast May Have  Many More Victims Pinned Underground

Fear Death Toll May Reach 100 When AllBodies AreRecovered   Blast Cuts Off Fresh Air, Supply to Underground Shaft and Tunnels; Fear From 60 to 120 Miners Have Perished 

More Than Sixty Coal Miners Are Believed Dead After Being Trapped by Underground Explosion

Disaster Occurs in World's Largest Colliery at West Frankfurt, Ill. Present Known Dead /4.

60 Miners Trapped And May Be Dead   Five Bodies Are Recovered; Little Hope Held For Remainder Of Men

Only Five Bodies Recovered But Officials Hold Little Hope That Any Of Men Trapped In Underground Explosion At West Frankfort, Ill., Survived— Rescue Workers Estimate At Least 100 May Have Been Caught In Soft Coal Pit

Men 50 Feet Below Ground 4 Miles From Main Shaft; Fear For Lives Of Miners   14 REPORTED DEAD   Tragedy Hits On Last Shift Before Holiday: Shaft Is World’s Largest

Illinois Coal Mine Explosion Is Believed To Have Cost Lives Of 60 or More; Rescue Work Difficult

First Bodies  Recovered  In Illinois Rescue Workers  Labor Feverishly

Disaster In Illinois Takes Lives Of 14   Rescuers Work To Reach Diagers Far Back In Shaft

Six Bodies Recovered, Little Hope Others Survived Disaster Deep In Workings of Illinois Shaft

Work Against Time To Save Trapped Miners   14 Now Believed Dead, 60 Unknown At Hllinois Mine

Five Bodies Recovered  From Shaft   Little Hope Held Entombed Diggers Are Still Alive

Little Hope That Any Survived Underground Blast   Rescue Workers Dig Frantically To Reach Men

Rescue Workers Trying Feverishly To Reach Entombed Miners; Explosion Reported As Mysterious; Four Bodies Recovered So Far.

60 Miners Feared Dead   Rescuers Dig Frantically For Trapped Men

Workers Hasten Rescue Efforts, Find 5 Bodies   Fear Expressed For Lives Of Men Entombed 300 Feet Underground

Hope Slight For Rescuing Any of Men   ‘Six Injured Men Removed From ‘Coal Shaft’ -

Only Six Bodies  Recovered  _ Grim-Faced Kin In Sorrowful Viail at Sha fe

Illinois Pit Yields 14. Bodies   Women Weep at Shaft As Workers Toil to Reach Buried Pals «

Rescue Workers Labor Frantically But Fear  Entombed Men All Dead

Six Bodies Recovered In Illinois Disaster;  Toll May Reach 90   Rescue Teams Still 4 or 5 Hours Away From Area Sealed Off by Blast; Air Supply Svstem Wrecked

Sixty Feared Dead In Coal Mine Blast  Rescue Workers Labor Frantically In West Frankfort, IIl., Shaft

—TRAPPED— Only Five. Bodies 7 Recovered   HOPE IS SLIGHT x FOR OTHERS © x:

West Frankfort Workings Scene Of Mine Disaster  All Victims Feared Dead in Explosion, Air Lack BRlackade

FUMES SLOW RESCUE WORK Fear More Then 60 Are Dead In Illinois Blast

Illinois Pit Shattered By Explosior   Rescuers Fight Smoke, Gas 4 Mi. From Shaft

Trapped In Huge Iinois Coal Pit.   Little Hope Held After 12 Hours; Recover 5 Rodies

60 Miners Entombed In Blast  Rescue Workers  Race for Time Te Tinare Pat

Blast Entombs Men 500 Feet Below Surface   Workers Labor Frantically To Reach Coal Diggers: Five Bodies Recovered

Rescuers Work Feverishly To Reach Miners  Pit Race Relievec   Pit Boss Believes Toll May Be “Worse Than Centralia’; ZRediee Dacnavarad

5 BODIES RECOVERED  Marsh Gas Blast May Have Many More Victims Pinned Underground

Many Diggers Still Trapped Underground   Explosion Cause Mystery; Men On Pre-Holiday Shift

Death Toll Set At About 14 in lllinois Shaft   World's Biggest Mine Scene of Rescue Try

Hope Is Fading for Men Caught ‘in Illinois Pit      Estimate of Dead Is Conservative, Rescue Workers Believe

Five Bodies Taken From Llinois Pit   Rescue Workers Say as Many as 100 May Have Perished  FE RI AE MEE aE ee ot ROS REO

RESCUE TEAMS WORK TO REACH 60 IN SHAFT   14 Known Dead; Others Trapped 500 Feet Below Surface

14 Feared Killed In West Frankfort, Mine Blast   60 Men Reported Trapped In Ilinois Disaster

Blast Traps Workers in lilinois Pit   Rescuers Struggle Te Reach Men Caught In Coal Shaft.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Officials Hold Little Hope Any of Workers Survived Explosion at West Frankfort

RESCUE TEAMS WORK TO FREE ENTOMBED MEN   Early Death Toll Reaches 14-——Little Hope Given For Remainder Of wroup Caught In Blast.

ESTIMATES OF DEAD RANGING FROM 60 UP   Rescue Teams Are Hampered By Gas; 6 Bodies Found

“About 14” Die So Far — Rest eared Doomed   Rescue Work Feverish In World's Largest Coal Shaft Mine Hours After Mystery Blast

Over 60 Trapped  In Mine Explosion   14 Known Dead As Rescue Workers Labor To Reach Entombed Miners In Coal Mine Shaft —

US Tanks Rip  Enemy's Lines   Red Forces Digging In To Regroup For Offensive

46 Proposals In All  Shower Of Bills Hits State Assembly During Heavy Day

Probe Shifts To Style Of  Ouster Move   Sherman Questioned Again; Acheson Due On Stand Friday

TRUMAN CRITICS TURNATTACK T0 QUSTER METHOD   Switch From Far East Policy Target Stirred By Sherman Testimony   PROBE GOES ON   His Suggestion For MacArthur-Marshall Parley Ignored, Admiral Says

Sinking of Tug Still a Mystery   10 Bodies Missing in Disaster on Lake Erie

Space Travel Almost Here, Engineer Says   Explosion Snarls Cincinnati Traffic

Stassen Comes Out Against Taft, May Back ‘Ike’ Instead   Would Want ‘Questions’ Answered Before Giving Support to General   ‘Maiority Opinion’

Plot Te Corrupt Tax Aides Sifted   House Group Starts Hearinas Tomorrow

ROMANLE GUSTO (IRL HER Litt   DISAPPROVING FATHER KILLS DAUGHER, 17, AND COMMITS SUICIDE.

AMERICAN, FRENCH TROOPS CHEER AS CHINESE SIEGE OF CHIPYONG BROKEN

IN MUSIC SESSION   K.U. to Be Host to Stat  Music Teachers Association

Praise Marines For Rescue Work In Train Crash In Which 13 Died. 60 Injured

Marines Credited With Staying Panic During Train Crash   Death Toll Stands At Eight, 60 Hurt Yesterday Morning

Marines Praised In Rescue Work   Rescue Squads Aid Wreck. Passengers

TOUGH MARINES START RESCUE WORK FEW MINITTES AFTER TRAINS CRASH IN SWAMP

Marines Draw Praise for Action fh Train Wreck   Investigation Set For Wreck Killing Eight; 60 Injured

Praise Marines Rescue Work In Train Crash ;   Eight Killed, 60 Are Injured  In Louvisiang

Marines Are Praised for Daring Rescue Work in Crash of  Two Trains in Florida Swamp

Marines Lauded For Crash Aid: Probe Planned  Head-On Train Crash Caused By Garbled Or  gave.

OPS Violations Handled By Special Assistants   subversives Inquiry Opens Doors to Public

Allies On The AlertIn West  Germany Peril y   Take Drastic Measures After Open Threats By Communist Leaders

Reds Ask Sabotage in  Germany  AMET. Foo let   Allies Expected to Order Measures To Meet Latest Cold War Threat

botage Urged By German Red lied Authorities Tighten Securify Plan

Reds Call for Sabotage in West Germany   Open Threat Made To Prevent New German’ Army

West Berlin Alerted For Possible Violence By East German Reds  Youth Leader Calls for Sabotage to Stop U. S. Armament of Europe

Red Youths in Berlin Rally Urged to Sabotage West German Arms Plan:

UN Prepares To Make One Final — Appeal To Reds For Peace In Korea

UN Is Planning Final Peace Plee   Last Appeal to Reds Set; Commonwealth Ponders Far East

Prepare Final Appeal to the Chinese Reds   UN to Make it In Endeavor For Peace in Korea

U.N. To Make Final Appeal  Will Take Up U. S. Demand If It Fails

UN Will Make 1 Final Appeal For Korean Peace  US Demand to Brand China Aggressor Is Delaved

U.N. Prepares One Final Appea To Chinese Reds   Spurning of Offer Will Bring Support For Strong Action

Red China Mum On Cease-Fire   Russia's Appeal May Send Commies  Hicecna 44C pataranes. Tabla

State GOP Agrees on New Taxes   Caucus Approves Compromise Pian To Raise Some Taxes, Cut Budaet

Compromise Programs Approved   Plans Made For $100,000,000 In New Taxes And $47,000,000 Re duction In Expenditures

No Money Available For Roads   "Squire Charges Pendleton With  Showing Favorilism

Morrell Charges Road Favoritism By 0. Pendleton  Magistrates Refuse $156,000 Bond Issue   Magistrates Refuse $156,000 Bond Issue For Blacktop Program

WEATHER   Legion Convention And Citizens Of Florida Giving MacArthur Tumultous Welcome Today

COLLEAGUES PAY TRIBUTE TO LATE JUDGE BOYER   Lauded As A Judge Of High Ability By Attorneys

TRIBUTE IS PAID TO FORMER JUDGE BOYER   Three Judges and 37 Attorneys Attend Memorial Service   FUNERAL IS HELD

Hard to See Answer to — Korean Mess   Pattern of Retreat — And Advance May Meat  - Neither Side Will Ever Win Darisiva Victary :‘

Little Likelihood of Any Decisive Victory for Any Forces Fighting in Korea

Many Faces Have Been Lost in Korea Where Victory Is an Illusive Thing

Break in Peace Talks Covers Up Red Truce “Blunders”   Communist Broadcasts Hopes Negotiations Will Resume

OFFICIAL TEXT AWAITED Truce Parley Breakoft  Termed Face-Saving Act

Hint Commies New Break-off Is Face Saver   Hope To Cover Up Latest Blunders, Ridgway Skeptical

Truce Talk Breakott  Continues   Both Sides Hurl Charges As Troops Alerted For Battle

PROPOSE LIST OF 12 AMENDMENTS CHANGING PLAN   DIPLOMATIC MOVE LEAVES DOOR OPEN TO NEGOTIATIONS

Keeps Door Qpen to New Negotiations   Amendments Are Submitted By Red Deleaate

West Arm Plan Not Acceptable. Says Vishinsky   Submits Twelve. Long. ‘Serious Amendments’ —Calls for Banning Of A-Bomb Census

Russ Minister . Rejects West's Atom Pr ogram   Issues Challenge To End Production : Of Atomic Weapons

Turns Down Proposal As  First Drawn   Russia Calls For Immediate Ban On Atomic Weapons

RUSSIA OFFERS ARMS CHANGES   Rejects Plan In Present Form; Proposes 12 Amendments

VISHINSKY TURNS DOWN ARMS CUT   Rejects Western Disarmament Plan in Present Form and Offers 12 "Serious’’ Amendments.   WOULD MAKE PLAN SAME AS RUSSIA’S   Calls for Prohibition of A-Bomb and Other Russian Proposals Already Rejected by U. N.

Russia Rejects West's Proposal on Disarmament   Submits 12 “Serious” Amendments Which It Would Accept

Russ Offer Disarmament Amendments   Vishinsky Rejects Western Proposal And Submits 12  *Carigue’ Changes

New Amendment List Offered by . Andrei Vishinsky  — Re peats Old Pr ‘oposal Voie eeks Ago

Russia Relates Her Objections To Disarmament   Vishinsky Submits 12 Amendments To Make It Acceptable

Vishinsky Rejects UN Arms Plan   Submits 12 ‘Serious’ Amendments That Would Make Plans ‘Acceptable’

Russians Reject Arms Plan, Offer  Own Amendments  Vishinsky Speech To U.N. Committee Cites Red Ideas

Vishinsky Rejects Western Plan   12 ‘Serious’ Changes Submitted by Russia's Minister; All Rejected

Russia Demands West Rewrite Arms Proposal  Vishinsky Offers Dozer Amendments in Talk At United Nations

Amendments Submitted By Vishinsky   Serve To Change Plan into Plan Russia Had Submitted

City Water Is Safe      Religion Necessity, Not Luxury, Says Methodist Bishop At Church Council

Religion Today Vital Necessity, Bishop Declares   Methodist Leader Tells Convocation More  Faith Needed.

hod Bishop Declares Religion Is Most Desperate Necessity in Life

Baldwin Man Goes Berserk, Shoots Three   ~ Gil Flees, Two... Dead, One Wounded

Negotiations Are Closed By Purchasers   H. L. James Named Operator of Firm; New Owners Plan To Retain Co. Name

M. UL Student Killed Three Persons hurt in iezd-on Collision   Accident Occurred Early Today on Highway 40 3 Miles East Odessa.

In Another Plea For More Money For Stafe’s Roads   Governor Again Lashes  at Lobbyists for ‘“Bogging Down” Highway Program.

Gov. Smith Raps Truck, Bus Interests   Accuses Lobby Of Holding Up  Road Program

Assembly Seeks 10 Per Cent Levy For School Aids  Senators Refuse For Third Time To Adopt Plan

Up Plans For Adjournment Assembly Favors  10 Per Cent Surta Senate Previously

Senate Refuses For Third Time To Pass Measure Favored By The Assembly

Adjournment Is Held Up After Houses Deadlock   Assembly Insists on 10 Pet.; Senators Firm Against

Guard Units May Still Be Called.   Previous Statement Applies To Larger Elements Of Guard

GENERAL CLARIFIES STATEMENT ON GUARD   More Units Of Company And Bat  talion Size Will Be Called Up  Re Acme

Army To Call Smaller Guard Units-- Taylor  General ‘Clarifies’ Tuesday Statement

ARMY WILL CALL UP MORE GUARD UNITS   Gen. Taylor ‘Clarifies’ His Anneuncément on Prograit

Smaller Guard, Reserve Units To Be Called Up   Taylor “Clarifies” His Announcement

Army Calling More Guard:   Units Of Less Than Divi sion Size To Be Called Ace Needed

Army Clarifies Announcement On  National Guard Units Smaller Than Divisions  To Be Called

More Guard Units To Be Called Up   Two Divisions Scheduled For Overseas Duty

Says He Is In Business Of Broilers   Senate Probers Renew Invitation to Dewey To Be Witness.

Oil And TV Stock Noted By Gambler   Tabulation Shows He's Well-Heeled

Kefauver Hits Dewey Absence At Crime Probe   Former Tammany Leader Blasts O’Dwyer As New York Session Nears End; Costello Gets Laugh When He Explains Jet Broiler Firm

Costello Lists Cash, TV And Oil Stocks   Gang Kingpin Also Tells of Beverly Club, Jet Broiler Company

BAN 10 BE LIFTED ON SPARE TIRES   Sharp Cut in Passenger Car Output Given as Reason by NPA

[ORGANIST IS GUEST ARTIST Large Crowd Attends Symphony Concert Despite Snow, Cold

U.S., Top Allies Confer on Offer   Want More Details Before Negotiating

lran Rejects Hague Court Compromise.   Iranian Government Continues Appropriation of Anglo-Iranian Gil Properties,

Iran Rejects World Court Oil Proposal   Turns “Down Plan For A Mixed Comrhission To Run Affairs, ‘But It ‘Leaves Door Open’

Half Dollars Thrown Away  Distribute $1,000 To Prove New York Folks Are Honest

MAN FATALLY INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY TRACTOR-TRAILER IN BENSALEM TWP. LAST NIGHT

Russia Gives Peace Prizes  Joliot-Curie, French Scientist. Heads List

Clear Docket of Rath Cases  6 Conspiracy Charges _ Dropped at Watertoo

HOSPITAL BILL PASSES HOUSE   Measure Affecting Local Institutions Goes Throug 83 To 2.

HOSPITAL BILL CONCERNS T.H.   Would Help Carry the Load For Indigent Cases Here.

CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS OPENING   New Eudora High Schoo Gym Used for First Time 7 Last Night

New Eudora High Schoo! Gym Used for First Time Last Night   DESOTO WINS CONTES]

Find Money; Brink Theft Is Reealled   Located In Rubbish Ip Vacant House By Repairman

OPS To Probe Reports On Slaughtering   Illegal Rackets In Livestock To Be Investiqated

SLAUGHTERING CHECK ORDEREL   Will Investigate Reports Of Illegal Livestock

Price Director Orders Nation-Wide Probe Into Reports of Illegal Slaughtering

Check on Illegal Stock Slaughter   OPS Directs Agents 40 Initiate Inauiry

Copper Supp} Far Too Short Official Says  ‘Not Enough For Needs Of Nation

Boyd Cites Grea Need for Copper InU. S. Defense  All Deposits Open To U.S. Not Enough

Senate Economy Move Fails   Fourth Supplemental Appropriation Passes After Fight on Cuts

Economy Bloe Fails To Cut Military Funds  Senate Defeats Try To Trim Deficiency. Rll Rw Milliange

Love Finds A Way -- Across Borders As Oilman, Iranian Girl Are United

REA Defends Loan Offer To Phone Concern   Rejected by Villisca Firm When Boosted from $175-$300,000

Aerial Blows Flatten Town  Before Push   Seventh Division Clears Off Foe From Plateau On East Central Front

South Korean Unit Reported InHatinbu  *   -Allies Smash Major Communist Defense’ Line in Mountains *”

U.S. Marines Run Into Communist Line Of Defense Four Miles Deep In Area North Of Hoengsong   ARTILLERY BLOWS HELP U. S. CAUSE

Allies Only 25 Miles South Of 38th Parallel  In Powerhouse Drive

UN Forces Smash Through Major Red Defense Line  Powerhouse Drive Carries to Within 25 Miles of Parallel

STRONGHOLD   Artillery Barrage, Continvous Air Strikes Help Rout Foe.

Powerful Drive Aided By Plane And Gun Attack   UN Army Now Within 25 Miles Of Parallel 38; U. S. 7th Division Sweeps 6,000 Red Chinese From High Plateau On The Taemi Front, 17 Miles East Of Hoengsong

Allied Units Smash Main Defense Line   Combat Engineers Find Changpyong Flattened City

Allies Smash Within 25 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Troops Slice Through Major Red Line in East Central Korea

O'Donnell: Mistake in Not Raiding   “Error on Manchuria. Better Save Planes  For Russia Now.”’

Army Assures Prep Students   Collegians Seeking Draft Deferments Advised to Apply to Local Boards

BRE 4h FROM SELECTIVE FE SERVICE  Promising High School Grads  Will Have Chance at College

New Jersey Beset With Many Strikes   Defense Plants Handicapped By Walkouts

SIX FORT WORTH PERSONS BURNED WHEN OIL COMPANY PLANE ENVELOPED BY FIRE

Seem eMRNRNE Rien ctioote...ncumaENn OPPOSE LENGTHENING 40-HOUR WORK WEEK

Publishers Told Of Hike in Costs   27th Annual Convention Of PNPA Opens; Speak Review Advertising Need

S. Koreans Move Above DividingLine   Chinese Mount Strong Attacks In Center Sectar

South Koreans > Miles Beyond Dividing Line   Red-Held Seoul Is Hit By Artillery, Planes; Meet Stiff Defenses

Allied Patrols Which Penetrated South Korean Capital Are Driven Back Across Han River

ROKs Occupy Town) Miles North Of Line   -Red Attacks Force Other Allies Back

ROK Forces Move Up  East Coastal Road Behind Bombardments Laid Down by United Nations Warships.

Reds Hit Central Sector Causing Light Withdrawal  Pe ee   Republican Troops  Take Yangyang Five Miles Over Boundary

ALLIED UNITS LOCATED OVER DIVIDING LINE   Western Forces Keep Pounding Red-Held City Of Seoul

Bombers Blast ‘Corimunication  Lines In Korea  Two U.N. Plane: Lost In Missions

lran Refinery May Be Closed  Warning Issued By British Officials

University Drops Orthodox 4-Year Program ‘For Liberal, Go-As-You-Learn Curriculum

Johns Hopkins University Establishes Go-as-You-Learn College Program

UNIVERSITY TO ABOLISH FOURYEAR PROGRAM   Johns Hopkins Plans No Re  strictions on Time or Cade

Johns Hopkins Tries New Systenr   Go-As-You-Learn System Replaces Undergraduate Plan

Johns Hopkins Adopting New College Plan   Go-As-You-Learn Program With No Time Restrictions

Go-As-You ‘Learn Plan For Hopkins   University Ends 4-Year Undergraduate Program; Progress To Be Up To Student

Go-As-You-Learn Plan is Adopted At Johns Hopkins   School Marks 75th Year by Tossing Out Four-Year Program

Johns Hopkins Abandons Orthodox Prosram, To Install Libero! Plan

Military Services Get Biggest Slice Of Tax Dollars   Snapshots Of Bali’s Bare Bosoms Banned

Average American Spends More Time Waiting on His Wife Than in Earning a Living

Gunmen Battle St. Louis Police  One Dead, 3 Woundex In Morning Chase

Prober Blame: Gas for Blast In Coal Mine   UMW Chieftain Is Mum on His Check in Tllinois

OPS Probing 50 Violations  Investigat ion May Mean Return Of $10 Million

‘50 Ceiling Price Violations Unde Scrutiny Of Govt   Enforcement Chief Says $10 Million Involved In Cases

Price Official Probes Alleged Violation Cases   Missourl Republican Says Line on Wages Prices Is Not Held

BOT Wks a0 MAJOR CASE UNDER PROB   Might Result in $10,000,00C Being Paid Treasury and Consumers.

Price Lids Are Broken By: Several Large Firms   Head Of Enforcement ‘Charges Violations By Great Companies

Big Concerns May Be Named In Price Probe  U.S. Eyes Recovery  Of Nearly 10 Million For Overcharges

Price Policeman Is Investigating  Violations of Price Ceilings Alleged

Enforcement Director Is Probing 50 Maior Cases of Price Violations

‘Toughest Possible’ Enforcement Planned  Price Violations Worth $10 Million Probed

Price Ceiling Violation Now Being Probed      50 Major Cases Moy Result in Return of 10 Million Dollars To U. S. and Patrons

AXITY IN PRICE CONTROL 15 LAID AT TRUMAN DOO:   urtis Accuses Adininistra:  jon of Failing to Hold the  Line and Boosting Scare Buving.        CEILING VIOLATION CASES INVESTIGATED   aforcement Director Say  rahe Could Result in S10, 000,000 Recovery From Those Offending.

Price Ceiling Cases Studied  Violators Could Be Assessed $10 Million

Ceiling Violations Are Investigated  50 Cases May Bring Re turn OF Rie Sum

Price Ceiling Violations Being Checked By OPS   Official Says Investigation May Result In Returt Of $10 Million; Curtis  Accuses Administration

i) Major Price Violations Siftec  OPS Probe. May Bring $10.000.060 Refund:

Fifty Major Price Violation Cases Probed; Missouri Solon Says Administration Not Holding Line

Auto Crashes Fatal To Five; Two Drowned   Hoosier Holiday Deaths Low Despite Peavy Highway Travel

To Freeze Everything For 30 Day:   Includes All Wages; Permanent Controls Expected to Begin About March 1

Plans Rushed For Wage And  Price Controls   30-Day Preece Awaits Nad-Froan Presidents New Date March 1

Nation Waits Freeze Order From Truman   Army of 16,000 Agents to Enforce  Chanps on Prices”

Only Whife House Aproval Awailed  For 30-Day Freeze On Prices and Waqes

Prices, Wages to Be Held By 30-Day Freeze   Order Only Awaits Approyal of President Truman

Democrats Ask Big Tax Boost, Draft of Youths   Marshall Calls * 18 to 20 Year Old: . ‘Finest Soldiers

High Officials Call For Tax Boost And Lowering Of Age Limit For Draft   Marshall Says 18-Year-Olds Needed For Actual Service; Abandon Idea Of General Wage And Price Freeze

Going Tougher As Communists Take To Hills  Enemy Fights Only  Defensive Action

Advance Slowed by Minefields   Communists Still Fighting Defensive Action in All Areas

CLOSING IN ON RED TRIANGLE   Allied Forces, However. Find Going Much  Tougher

Spain Gets New Cabinet Favorine Pact With U.S.   No Change in Franco's Basic Policies Seen .

Sherman Tells British About Military Plans   Franco Makes Cabinet Changes Te Open Way

The One-Sided Aerial War in Korea Certainly Gives Reds a Big Advantage

U. N. Fliers Obey Rules In Korea’   But It’s Tough On Pilots to Be Forbidder To Chase Red Planes To Base of Sunplies

IME PAT OWI OMiEt Et  Here, Mr. Heavy, Is The Kind of Meal To Keep You Slim  And Once Your Weight's Down It Will Be Easy to Keep It There

Harvest Again Delayed By Rain, Wet Fields   Some Wheat Cut Sunday But Moisture Content ts Hieh ARTI «noe ce.

: Emporia Skies Today   Horvest Again Delayed By Rain, Wet Fields   Some Wheat Cut Sunday But Moisture Content Is “High, Mill Saurcea Cau

Cninese Beginning to Learn In Basketball as in Everything Else Russtans Play Only by Their Own Rule:

Reor ganized WSB Picked By President   New Board Marks Labor’s Return To Agencies For Stabilization

Wednesday Is To Be Warmer   Ohio Snow Flurries End This Afternoon

Scrap U.S. Labor Laws, is Request   Draft New Policy, UW Prof. Feisinger Says

A Hard Climb!  Employe Strike Stops Elevator Service in 60 Skyscrapers

Egypt Rescinds Ouster of Zusy   Charges Against A. P. Man Not Connected With News Report

Cold Weather To Continue In the State   No Quick Change _.Is. Indicated. ....... Forecaster Says

No Damage Suffered By  Americans   Patrols Fail To Make Contact With Enemy

CROUND UNITS ENTER WONJU: WOMEN FIGHT   Only Sizeable Enemy Forces Are Found © In Mountains

Russian-Made Planes Fight Thunderjets   Allied Ground Forces ReOccupy Wonju For The Seventh Time

Second Big Aerial Fight In Two Days Staged Near Anju   RED KOREAN WOMEN ON BATTLEFRONT

Second Big All-Jet Fight In As Many Days; Toll For 2 Battles, 4 Red Jets Destroved

Korean Women Carrying Rifles Spotted in Action; Allies Reoccupy Yongu 7th Time

Red Jets Lose Second Battle: Communist Riflewomen Seen   One Enemy Plane Probably Destroyed, Three Damaaed Without Harm to U. S$. Thunderiets

One Red Plane Is Destroyed, Three Damaged   No American Craft Is Lost; Rifle-Bearing Women Seen in Actior

Reds Still Keep Out of Sight In Front Line Area   ¥anks Again Chase Russian-Made Jets In New Fight

U. S. Jets Win Second Air Battle In Two Days   Probably Down One Plane, Damage 3; Massed Foe Seen Only In Central Korea

Anti-Narcotics Campaign Mapped  Lausche Committee Announces Plans

Move To Oust Warren begun By Legislators   11 Offenses Charged In Impeachment Articles Filed In House

Reds Free. 4 Soldiers of So. Korea   Anti-Epidemic Uni “Wanders into Neutral Zone Thru Error

UN Agrees To Action; Communists May Give.  Reply To Allied Offer

Two Meetings Scheduled  Between Liaison Officers   Communists Free Four South Koreans Captured While on DDT Spraying Mission

NEW MEETINGS ARE REQESTED BY COMMUNISTS   Decisive Turn Is Expected In Long-Delayed Parley Over Armistice.

Communists Ask for Two Meetings   Free Four UN Soldiers Who Went Into Neutral Zone  oe a ee ae ae  ed

Reds Seek 2 Meetings on Peace Talks   Release 4 Soldiers Armed With D.D.T. Breaking Neutrality

COMMUNISTS ASK FOR TWO MEETINGS OF LIAISON STAFF, RIDGWAY AGREES

Meeting Requested By Reds   Allies Have No Hint as to Why Meetings Called

Enemy Frees Four ‘Lost’ ROK Troops   UN Agrees To Twe Parleys, Expects Reply To Ridgway

May Deliver Reply To Ridgway s Invite To Resume Negotiations   Rapid Fire Developments Point Toward Early Decisive Turn In Long Deadlock Over Charges.

Most of State’s Highways Slippery and Hazardous   ADDITIONAL WEATHER NEWS, PAGE 2

Psychiatrist Declares  Mass Slayer Has.No Way.  - Of Knowing Rightor : Wrong

Badman Cook Has Sense Of 3-Year-Old, Says Doctor   Admitted Killer of Family ‘Dangerous To Society for Many Years’, Psychiatrist Tells Judce Before Packed Courthouse

‘Killer’ Cook Has Mentality Of 3-Year-Old  Psychiatrist Says  Have TInaansahlos aft

Livestock Men See Rationing   ‘Controls to Bring Action in 6 Months,’ Representatives Say

Viner Heads Coal Bureau   John J. Forbes, Carees Brnanlacx. Deasearest

Red-Sponsored Fury in Tehran Is Directed Against U. S. and Britain

TEHRAN TENSE AS REDS PUSH SUDDEN RIOTS   50,000 Persons   Join In Barrage 11 @ Retain

Tension In Iran Heightened By Red-Front Demonstration Against English, Americans

$0,000 in Tehran Demonstrate in Touchy Oil Case   Communists Behind Barrage Against U.S and British Interests

90.000 IRANIANS HOLD ANTI-U. S., BRITISH RALLY   Tanks Patrol Streets of Teh ran; British Sending Families Home.

Tension Increases in lran--Reds Start Biq Demonstration   Row Flares over Adjournment  Legislature Bogs Down  Under Stack of Bills

Reds Open Atlack In Iran  British, Americans Target of Tense Situation in Tehran

STIR HATE   Tanks and Troops Patrol Tense Iran in Explosive  Oil Dispute

Red-Front Masses In  Oil Protest   Teheran Tense. As Tanks, Troop Trucks Patrol Capital City

Iranian Red Front Opens On Oil Issue   50.000 Demonstrate Against Britain and US,

Red Mobs On Parade In Tehran   50,000 Persons Join In Demonstration Against Allies In Tense Iran

ANTI-U. S., BRITISH RIOTS STAGED BY 50.000 IN TEHRAN   Tanks, Troop-Trucks Patrol Tense Iranian Capital In Oil Crisis

50,000 Reds In lran Hold Mass Rally  Families Will Quit Abadan Oil Port, Company Says

Reds Whoop: Iran Tense In Oil Crisis   50,000 Commies Demonstrate; U. 5. Envoy Finally Tolka Mossadegh, British

90,000 Iran People Show  Resentment   Demonstration Protests British and Americans In Oil Dispute: Tanks. Troops ov Patrol!

Anti-Foreigner Demonstration By Iranian Red:   U. §. Ambassador Steps Into Mediator Role in Oi! Crisis

Reds Open Up  lranian Drive  50,000 Demonstrate Over Oil Question

Tanks and Troops Patrol Tehran   Communist-Front Activity Charged

Iran Reds Stage Angry Protests   50,000 Demonstrate in Tehran Against U. S. and Britain

lran Red Front Raises Clamor In Oil Dispute  Demonstrators Cry Protests Against

Tanks Patrol Capital While 50,000 Mass   Tehran Protest Touches Off Other Demonstrations

Tanks and Troy Trucks Patrol lran’s Capital  50,000 Persons in Demonstration

Iran Oil Crisis Deepens   Capital City Tense As 50,000 Persons, Led by Reds Demonstrate: Against West

Explosive Oil Issue Provokes Demonstration   Communist-Front Party Protests Against US; British Imperialism

Armored Vehicles Ramble Thru Tense  lranian Capital   Parliament Extends Martial Law; American Ambassador To Confer With Premier of Iran

Country Will Accept Oil Seizure   Morrison Reveals Negotiations Sought to Settle Dispute

Britain and U. S. Are Targets Of Tudeh Party    Martial Law Extended To Seven Points in Khuzistan Province

Stir: ehral  Communist Fron 50,000 People  ‘A      Iranians Demonstrate Against@gmsh And Americans In Explosive Oil Issue

Believe Tip Given On Binaggio Death   Police Say He Tells  . Of Gang Activities

Say KC Police Get Word On Binaggio Case   Star Reports Joseph Nastasio Gave Information

KC Police Gain Clues tn Killings   Ohiain Information From Hoodlum on Murders of Charles Gargotta, Others

HERE AND THERE IN BUCKS COUNTY TOWNS   Activities of Interest T« All in The Various Communities

REDS LOSE 3 MIG’S TO ALLIED PLANES   UN Sabres Battle Jets in 20-Minute Dogfight Over North Kerea

Three Red Jets Lost In Dogfight With U.S, Planes   Battle Oceurs High Over ', Yalu River in Korea

NEWS INDEX   Spectacular Air Batile Costs Communists 3 Jet Fighters

TOTAL: $ 4,966 QUOTA: $28,195 TO GO: $23,229 Leavenzvorth Should Know!

Former Soldiers Accused of Slaying Leader on Secret Mission in 1944

Ex-Intelligence Men Will Fight Extradition In ‘Cloak Dagger’ Case

Two Former Servicemen Accused; Killing Climaxed Row Over Arms For Reds

SER REE: Ae ey ye UCATRDOWRUEL RAL LUGE,  Murder of Army Major 7 Years Ago Revealed

TWO 055 MEN PLAN TO Fon] UTALIAN TRIAL   Icardi and LoDolce Denials of Murder Backed by Other Spies.

Major Holohan Now Leamed to Have Been Victim of Alleged Plot to Gain Small Fortune and Aid Red Partisans.

12-Year-Old Boy PAttrannte Stn   Weird Story Of Old Murder Revealed; Two Gls Slew CO Behind German  jne<

Reveal Wartime Murder of OSS Major by Companions  Defense Department Accuses Two Former Soldiers in Disclosing Bizarre Details

GOVE! ERNMENT UNABLE TO PROSECUTE  Details Of ‘Perfect Murder’ Are Told

Cloak and Dagger Slaying of OSS Officer By Two Americans Behind Lines Revealed

Accused Pair Denies Charge of Murdering Wartime OSS Leader  Two Other Members Of Spy Mission Say Story Far Fetched

Pair. Denies Murdering  OSS Leader   Will Fight Plans For Trial [a Thraly

Cloak and Dagger Tuie Reveal Fantastic Story  lof OSS Murder in Italy

{0,000 Foxholes Dug North of Har      Operation Killer Claims 3,000 of Foe; Chonason Is Taken

Reds Slip Past Giant Allied Trap   Counter Attacks Hit Yank Lines.

2 MiGs Collide, Explode In Air War Over Kores   F-80s Damage Four Other Planes; Ground Resistance Collapses

Two Colliding Russian Jets Give Big Show   Roll Within Five Miles Of Honqchon Red Staging Area

Two Red: Jets Crash, Explode Fighting Yanks   Ground Action In Korea Slows as Foe Continues Retreat

Yank Planes Damage Four   On Ground, Allies Closing in on Hongchon, Red Resistance Collapses in East

Red Jets Collide, Explode   Mishap in Sky Steals Korean War Show; U.N. Advance  Threatens Honachan

Red Jets Collide In Air Battle   Spectacular Blast Follows Incident in War; Allies Advance

Russian Jet Planes Collide. Explode In Air   ‘Best Damn Show’ Steals Spotlight As War Moves On

Sev Ase  Tw Russian Mae Migs Collide While Chasing U. S. Thunderjet   Red Resistance on East Central Front Reported Collapsed

Air War Steals Show as Ground Fighting Lags   Two Russian MIG’s Collide Explode While in Pursuit  of American Jet.

Two Red Jets Ram, Explode In Air Battle   Enemy Resistance on Ground Fading Fast— Ridgeway Hints War May End at Parallel

2 Migs Collide During Dogfight With Americans   Steal Spotlight As Ground Action Slows Behind Retreating Communists

2 Migs- Explode After Crash While Chasing American Thunder jet   Total of 61 Red Planes in Attack   Engage U. S. F-80s, F-86 in 4 Dogfights ‘Today and Sunday

Ground Actior at Front Slow   Red Resistance in Korea Folding Up

Two Soviet Jef Planes Crash In Chasing Yank   Four Other Russian Ships Damaged In 10-Minute Fight

Ground Action in Korea Slows But U.N. Pushes Aheac   2 Russ-Made Jets Explode in Crash Over Battlefront

Two Red Jets Collide, Explode; Ridgway Says Holding at 38th Parallel Would Be Big Victory

REDS LOSE 9 PLANES IN JET BATTLES   Two Russian-Built Migs Collide in Air Chasing F-80s During Dog Fight and Explode.   "7 OTHER ENEMY JETS DAMAGED   Red Resistance Fades on Ground; Allies Only Five Miles From Hongchon, Chinese Hub.

Two Red Jet Planes Crash And Blow Up   Spectacular Explosion Steals Korean Spotlight

Explosion of 2 Colliding Planes Steals Spotlight  Action Slows Behind Braces te Eiki es

TWO RED PLANES COLLIDE, CRASH CHASING U.S. JET   LITTLE RESISTANCE ON GROUND AS U.N. CONTINUES ADVANCE

Big Air Battles Rage As Chinese Air Force Finally. Challenges Allies; Red Pianes Damaged In Clashes With Sabres

TANK COLUMN NEAR FORMER CHINESE HDO.   Strategic Hill Taken Without Firing A Shot

Ground Activity Slackens Behind Retreating Reds   Explosion of Two Colliding Russian-Made Jets ) Steals Korean War Spotlight Today

Migs Exolode In Accident During Chase   Ground Action Slowed Behind Retreating Reds; 4 Migs Damaged

Two Russian Jets Collide In Mid-Air   Korean Accident Is Highlight Of War Action

Red Jets Collide, Explode   Ground Resistance Collapses; Allied  Advances Grow

Russian-Made Jets Steal Show by Blowing Up   Advancing Allies Find _ Resistance Fading: Chinese Deflated ‘

Enemy Resistance Colla pses+-2 Russian Jets Collide, Seven Damaged in 2 Days of Fighting

Enemy Troops Staging Area only Five Miles from U. N. Forces; Allies near 38th Parallel.   TWO ENEMY JETS COLLIDE IN DOGFIGHT

Colliding Communist Jets In Spectacular Explosion   Resistance Fades Along Main Front

Two Red Jets Collide, Explode  Steal Spotlight in the Korean Conflic?

UN Ground Forces Push Nearer Hongchon Slowly  MlIGs Battling US Jets Collide, Explode

Air Display Takes Play Ir Korea War   Three-Pronged Allied Spearhead Shoves On 70-Mile Front

MIG Jets Collide In Air   Crash'in Flames Over Battle Front as Red Resistance on Ground Diminishes Sharniyv

MIGs Crash In Maneuvermg To  Catch U.S. Craft   Fiery Collision Lends Speetacular Touch To Battle; Ridgway Sees Big Victory  lf 38th Parallel Reached

Red Resisiance Crumbling Fast  In Central Area  U_N. Forces Move Forward in Wake Of Mass Retreat

Two Red Planes Chasing Yanks Collide, Explode   Enemy Prepares For Last Stand Before Hongchbon As Allics Draw Nearer

security, Money Questions Major Issues Before Congress Committees This Wee

Reds May Be Ready To Cede On Korean Stand   High UN Source Sees Ray Of Hope For Talks

High U. N. Source Sees Hint Reds Are Ready fo Concede   Allies Want Line Drawn Where Troops Are Locatec

Foe Mis-States UN's Position, Official Says   Enemy May Prepare Homefolks for Move Of Concession

UN Official Says Reds May Concede Issue  Fighting Would Stop Along Present Line

Believe Reds Getting Ready To Concede Line   Their Propaganda Indicates Buildup For Concession

Reds May Agree to UN Plan   Signs of Enemy Weakening Seen in Wording of Latest Peiping Broadcoxt

\Falsifies U, N. Line ‘Proposal   ‘Building Up Folks For a Letdown,’ Uz~.N. Believes...

CLAIM ALLIES SEEKING DEEP BUFFER ZONE   Could Accept Our Plan, Then Label Racnite Victory’

Hope Heid Communists Will Agree To U.N. Buffer Terms   Joy Hangs Tough On U. N. Demands As Troons Gain

Truce Teams  To Try Again   Adm. Joy Flatly Says Again U.N. Won't Give Up ‘Defensible Line’

Allies See Hint Reds May Meet UN Terms   Peiping May Be Preparing People For Appearance Of Victory

High UN Source Reasons if Com. munists Accept Buffer Zone Below Where They Say We Ask It, Then It Will Look Like a Communist "Vic tory."

Allies See Hint Reds to Give In On Truce Line   Peiping Radio Believer Readving People for Wow Concession

DeadlockedMeet ls Continued For More Talks   More Conciliatory Attitude Seen In Kaesong Session

Believed Ready To Accept Allied Cease-Fire Line   Tell People At Home Allies Want Buffer Zone ‘Deep’ In North Korea

Reds, May Give Ground on Buffer Zone Demands   U.N. Official Says Reds Building Up “Folks at Home for a Letdown.”

Hint Reds May Concede fo U.N. Cease-Fire Line   On Surface Matter Still Deadlocked After Seven Meetings

Foe Hints at Preparing Way for Conceding: Eighth Army Makes Gain

High Allied Source Believes Communists, In Spite of Apparent Deadlock in Cease-Fire Talks at Kaesong, Are Preparing Way for Concession that Will Satisfy “Folks at Home’

Falsifies U.N. Line Proposal  ‘Building up] Folks   ‘Building up Folks For.a. Letdown,’ TN Believes

By Exaggerating U. N. Demands, Reds Could Ac cept Real Location   FACE-SAVING GESTURE   North Korean General Stumped by Admiral Joy’s Question

seas ntin sate yise emis dane ae iimaimaae aroma iit as  Think Reds May Accept UN Demand   Spokesmen Say Commies Are Preparing People With Their Propaganda  CONSIDER BUFFER

Hints Reds Might Give In On Line   Beneath-Surface Conciliation Seen By High Spokesman

Reds May Concede To Demand of Allies”  United Nations Insist Fighting Stop On Present Line, North of the 38th  As Red General Nam Il Spars for Time U.S. Eighth Army Gains Up to Two Miles

Buffer Zone Deadlock Continues   U.N. Source Sees . Broadcast as Buildup for Later Letdown

A Possibility Of  Zone Agreement By Exaggerating U. N. De  ‘“FACE-SAVING GESTURE   North Korean General Stumped by Admiral  Joy’s Question

Demand iti€ Drawn Along 38th Parallel          Commie Offers, Allies =  sae mu  Rack Battlefront Plan---

U.N. Official Hints Reds May Give In   Broadcasts Could Be Paving Way For Big Letdown

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   No Hints Of Possible Compromise

Commander At Korean Front For 14th Visit   Present Conditions Hampering Operation: Forecast Stalemate

End To Israel War Demanded  Three Nations Will Ask UN Halt Fighting

British Tory Majority In Commons Still 18 With 3 Districts Unreported

Lord Woolton, Butler And Lyttelton Are Among Members Of New Cabinet

Gabrielson Hits At "Corruption:   More Interest In The West Urged

New Physical Ed. Depf. Planned For Cullman Hi School   New Building And New Instructor To Be Provided 1951-52

Truman May ry To Halt Revoit   May Bring Special Message To Congress On Controls Program

Truman Considers Special Message   Hopes To Put Down Revolt Over Economic Controls

Truman May Try to Put Down Revolt Against Control Program by Snecial Message to Congressmen

Truman Reported Preparing Appeal In Controls Revol  Committees Approve Easing Regulations   Drive Opens to Push Record Tax ‘Hike of $700,200,000 Through House

President May Fight Back With Special Message   Blows Dealt Plea Of Administration For More Controls

Congress May Get Message From Truman   President Secks Finish Of Revolt Against Controls

Truman Reported Considering New Appeal To Save Controls Program   Special Message To Congress Being Discussed, A Democratic Senator Reports; Seeks To Ouell Revolt.

Truman May Battle Controls Revolt With Special Message to Congress

Truman Plans Move Against Curb ‘Revolt’   Economic Controls Given Setback With Committee Actions .

Damaging Blows Struck by Both Houses Special Truman Message to Congress Hinted In Effort to Quell Revolt Aqainst Controls

President May Appeal To Congress   Senate And House Groups Ease Curbs ln Blow Vo Progran

Truman May Try to Put Down Revolt Against His Program... .  See Special Message on Economic Controls

Truman May Iry to Stifle Revolt ‘Against Economic Controls Plans

Four Arrested. In ABC Robbery   Held In Robbery Of Sims Liquor Store

Fulbright Blasts  ‘Eager, Weak’  Policy Of RFC Sen. Capehart Urges  Questioning Of Acts Of White House Aid

Wants Truman Aide to Explain Why President Studies Letters Congress Members Wrote to Lending Agency .

Fulbright Avers RFC Is Very Weak  Says Lending Agency Too Eager To Please

LOVE ThAGEDY UF DEAF MUTE COSTS 2 LIVE!   Slayer Trails Victim From California Home to Minneapolis.

OTH PLAYER HELD IN CAGE SCANDAL   Nathan Miller, Former LIU Star, Arrested in ‘Fix’ Probe

Arrest 9th Player In Basketball ‘Fix’  1948 L. 1. U. Graduat Nathan Miller Held

Seven Are Dead Five Injured In Plane Crash  Giant Globemaster Plane Crash Near New Castle, Indiana

Boyle Camera Gift Revealed   ‘Good Will’ Gesture, Inquiry Informed

Gives Cameras 0 Connelly and To Boyle   *Lithofold President Admits Gift To White House Aide

Camera Gifts To Connelly. Boyle Bared   ‘Just Good Will,’  Firm Head States   Former Boyle Aide, ExRFC Official Got Them,  Too. Blauner Savs

HEAD OF LITHO ADMITS GIFT TO GOVT MEA   Had Testified Under Oath al Hearing Couldn't Recall Any “Gratuities.”

‘SEE DOWNWARD TREND, -- PA. ASSISTANCE ROLL   Drop Contintes During Last Half of The Month of August

i Lyon County Farmer  Discovers Hitchhiker lke. Hinential Peonnan’

Half of People  In City Areas  262.9 Persons Per Square Mile Live Here

Valley Not Listed As Metropolitan Area Although Ponulation Density More Than Some

Communists Ask Talks Be Reopened   _ Say Neutrality Is Safe ‘Unless Allies Create Issues’

RESUMPTION OF PEACE TALKS BELIEVED IMMINENT FOLLOWING MESSAGE OF COMMUNIST CHIEFS

Promise To Keep Armed MenFrom Neutral Zone;  Await Ridgway’s Reply

neds Request Cease Fire . Talks Resume   Communist Leaders State ‘No Further’ Violations Unless Created by Allies

Chinese Say No Incidents Will Occur   Ridgway Hasn't Made A Reply To Communists Yet

Pledge No New Violations Of  Cease-Fire Zone      Broadcast Says Further Violations, If Any, Will Be Created By Allies

" BIG THREE PLANNING THEIR STRATEGY  » Next Tussle In Cold War Will Be Over Germany

Next Bout in Cold War Will Be. over Germany, Big 3 Plan Strategy—

Senator Defends Plea for Change In Control Law   Truman Attacked For 'Condemning' Canchart’s Proposal:

Claims HST Misinformed  U.S. Public   Indiana Senator Charges President  ‘Hit Below Belt’

Capehart Accuses Truman of Unfair Criticism Over  New Controls: Law

FEARED LOST AT SEA OR IN MOUNTAINS   Ground, Air and $ee Searches Are Underway in Area Near Santa Barbara, Calif.   UNREPORTED SINCE. 8:18 LAST NIGHT   Southwest Airways Plane at That Time Had Fuel to Stay Three Hours in Air.

FEARED LOST AT SEA OR 1N MOUNTAINS   Ground, Air end Se Searches Are Under in Area Near Senta i bara, Calif. ana                UNREPORTED SINCE   Southwest ‘Airways Plane at That Time Had Fuel to Stay Three Hours in Air. * ght a

McMahon Hits H-Bomb Project Investigations   Says Probes Won't Build Any Plants; Launches Inspection

SENATE LABORS TO END CRIME PROBE DEADLOCK   , Extension of Inquiry, Hollywood Reds, = Deaft Bill. Rubber Program in Conaress

Features: for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Ohioans Reject English Estate: ‘Prefer Rearing Family in U. S.

Cleveland Family Decides Life if U. S.. Beats English Landed Estate

—Washington Merry-Go-Round—  MacARTHUR WAS DOMINANT FIGURE AT WAKE ISLAND

Looks Good, G.1.’s Say Of Atomic Test   Congressmen Also Are Impressed By Ground Prospects

Atomic Battle Era Is Near, Says Air Chiel   Supply of Nuclear Weapons Plentiful, Hints Secy. Finletter

Atomic Plenty Time Nearing, ‘Finletter Say:   Weapons to Be Set For Battle Use, Nation Told

FINLETTER SAYS TIME OF ATOMIC PLENTY ATHAND   Doesn’t Want Home Defense Stripped to Build NATO’s Power

Urges Planes  Be Adapted  To A-Weapon Finletter Sees  ‘Atomic Aplenty’

Atomic Plenty Near At Hand For The U. S.   Air Chief Finletter Foresees Nuclear Weapons In Battle

U.S. Moving Into Time of Atomic Plenty   Finletter Says A-Weapon Coming

Air Secretary Sees ‘Atomic Plenty’ Near   U. S. Nuclear Weapons Soon ‘Available for. Batlotield Use

Lots of Field Weapons Soon,  Air Chief Says   Test Troops Impressed With Support Power of Desert Rlact

Atomic Plenty For U.S.   Secretary Finletter  Declares Time Nears When We Will Have Battlefield Weapons

Aw Force Secretar Says Time Coming Fer “Atomic Plenty’  Tactical Weapons Will Be Available  In Years to Come

U. §. Nearing Time Of Atomic Plenty Says Air Official   Finletter, Back From Europe, Talle of Proaress

CFES TIME OF PLENTY BOMBS FOR ARM US   Air Force Secretary Predict Atomic Weapons to Be Plane-Carried.

Finletter: Conventional Aircraft to Be Principal Carrier of A-Weapons

for Battlefie id Are Assured   To Revolutionize Present Concept Of Ground Warfare’

‘Finletter Says United States Is “Moving Into Time Of Atomic Plenty

U. §. “Moving into Time of Atomic Plenty”  Air Secretary Sees   Air Secretary Sees Nuclear Weapons For Battlefields

Cites Huge A-Bomb Stock  Finletter Back From Europe Teur; ‘Predicts Atomic Might In Future

Jury Indicts Finnegan on Bribery Charge   Collector Accused Of Accepting Check

James Finnegan Is Charged With Taking Bribes   Accused of Accepting Funds From Number  Of St. Louis Firms

Grand Jury Indicts Finnegan   Former St. Louis Tax Collector Accused of Bribery

INDICT FORMER TAX COLLECTOR   James P. Finnegan Faces Bribery Charge In His Home State

TRUMAN FRIEND INDICTED FOR TAKING BRIBES   J. P. Finnegan, Tax Collector, Is Held By Grand Jury

Ex-Tax Collector Indicted  Truman Doesn't Recall Asking Finnegan to Quit

Tax Collector To Face Trial  James Finnegan, Friend Of Truman,  Indicted On Bribery Charges

Finnegan,  Truman Pal, Is Indicted   Internal Revenue Col lector Charged With Taking Bribes,

Finnegan nder U.S. Indictment For Bribery   St.Louisan Accused of Tak. ing Check from Firm in Tax Difficulties

§t. Louis Jurors  Indict Finnegan  U.S. Panel Votes Bribery Charges

Charge HST’s Friend Took Firm’s Check  Finnegan Named in Grand Jury Action In St. Louis

Finnegan Indicted  On Bribery ( harge   Key Figure in Senate Investigation Into Revenue Corruption

Jury Names Ex-Federal Tax Oificer   Finnegan to Answer 5 Counts Listed In Indictment

Old Spot is Killed; ‘Owner Figures He Was Worth $1:000   Revenue Collector Under Indictment For Taking Bribes.

Former Tax Collector Is Indicted   Truman Friend Is Accused of Acceptine Bribes

Finnegan Is  Arrested for. Taking Bribe   former Internal Revenue Collector and © Prominent Figure in Congressional Investigation of Corruption Indicted by Federal Grand Jury Tn St Louis; Five Counts Listed in. Charces

Finnegan Indicted by Grand Jury on Bribery Charges   Former St. Louis Internal Revenue Collector Figured in Congressional Probe.

Bribery Charge Leveled Against James Finnegan   Grand Jury Indicts Former Collector Of Internal Revenue

Finnegan Is Indicted In Tax Scandal   Ex-Revenue Collector, Pal of - Truman, Is Charged With Bribery-

Finnegan Indicted as Bribe Taker   Ex-Revenue Collector, Friend of President, Accused by Grand Jury

JAMES FINNEGAN [3 CHARGED WITH ACCEPTING BRIBES   Two of 5 Counts in Indictment Say He Took $500 From Firm With Tax Case Pending.   } OTHERS INVOLVE PAY FOR SERVICES   [rue Bills Returned in St. Louis Against Ex-Collector, Central Figure in House Probe of Scandals,

Sees Shortage of Natural Gas   Reserves Not Ample for Cold Winter, View

Living Costs At New Peak: Clothing Up   Overall Increases Mean Small Pay Boost For 100,000 Workers

Living Cost Index Hits Record High   Now Stands at 186.06 Percent of the 1935-39 Level.

LIVING COSTS RISE T0 RECORD HIGH   Fall and Winter Clothing Lead Upward Parade

Cost Of Living Hits New Peak   Higher Prices For Winter Clothing Help Push Up Government Index

Dockhands Idle In Mine Strike  No Solution Sighted In Ishpeming Tieup

Senate Holds Up Action on Clean Streams Measure   Public Hearing on Ta» Bill Also Is Hinted By GOP Leader

Dockhands Vow They Will Close Eastern Ports   Canadians Asked To Join Wildcat Stevedore Strike

AIR SEARCH BEGUN FOR MISSING DC-4      ‘Weather Lets Planes Take Off But Hopes Bim for Rescue

Planes Comb Alaska Coast  LittleHope Held For 38 on Airlift DC-4

Search Confinues For Missing Plane Nomes Of Men Aboard  Korean Airlift. Plane Are Revealed

All Believed Dead On Missing Plane   Search Operations Begin As Weather Clears

Search Planes ind No Trace of Airlift Plane   Little Hope Held for 38 Persons Aboard DC-4 Tokyo-Bound; Believed to Have Gone Down in Vicinity of Alaska.

No Trace Found Of Missing Plane   29 Americans Among 38 Aboard Transport

Bidault Fails To Form Cabinet  Queuille Requested Te Attemst Task

Offer Made To Queuille   Asked to Form New French Cabinet as Bidault Gives  up His Attempt.

FRENCH CRISIS GROWS   Former Premier Bidault Unable to Form a New Cabinet

BIDAULT QUITS CABINET EFFORT   President Calls Queuille And Offers Him Job, Crisis Continues

Bidault Gives up Cabinet Attempt   French Government Crisis Continues as Auriol Now Offers Post to Queille

Gavin District Would Expana Under State Senate Measure On Penna. Reapportionment

$1,198,182 SPENT BY COUNTY IN’50   $197,559 Surplus Will Be Applied Against the Next Tax Levy   WELFARE TOPS LIST

$1,198,182 SPENT BY COUNTY IN ’50   $197,559 Surplus Will Be Applied Against the Next Tax Levy

Osteopaths Lose Again   Senate Kills All Three Measures Dealing Wit! Long Medical Dispute

MEDICAL MEASURE KILLED IN SENATE   Solons Dispose of Long Standing Osteopath-Chir apractor Dispute   MUCH WORK REMAINS

Legislators Rest On Eve of Final Week at Capital   ‘Osteopath Measure Is Senate Casualty, As Adverse Action Is Taken Friday

Negotiate Suttloent ; Army Takes Back Critical Fauipment Sold to Cernan Agency Afler War

Army Takes Back Cutrate War Needs From West Reich  einn nnn aw 3b Dowd   $100,000,000 - Under- Priced

Army Takes Back Cutrate War Needs From West Reich   $100,000,000 Under-Priced Items Reclaimed By   Americans

The General Said No! N. Y. Times Says Truman Offered to Aid Eisenhowel

Winter Fury About Spent   Warmup to 65-75 Is Predicted for Friday After a Cold Night

SKIES DUE TO CLEAR   Forecast Calls for Return of Fair and Warmer Westher

Alibis Claimed In Coed Killing  Indiana Pair Quizzed On Kalamazeo Case

Hoosier Now Denies Coed Murder Link   Proceed With Slayine Trial

IS SOLEMNIZED AT CRAIG CHURCH   Miss LaVonne Klave And Merlyn R. Miller Wedded Sunday

Little Late, Iran Says Of Appeal  By Truman   President Offers ToSendHarriman To Try for Accorc In Oil Crisis

N ew Appeal By Truman tc Mossadegh   But It Is “A Little Late,’ Premier of Irar Declares.

For Mediation   Premier Mussadegh Tells President Appeal ‘Too Late’

President Renews Apnea! to Settle lranian Oi! Crisis   But Premier Mossadegh Says Plea Is a “Little Toate”

Iran Rejects  Truman Aid   Offer to Send Harriman tA Little Late’

HST Appea  lo lran s Too Late   Iran Withdraws «Its Recognition Of Haque World Court

Last Faint Hope of Oil Compromise Seems Destroyed  Truman Offers Iran Top Aide

Truman Appeal On Iranian Oil "Little Late”   Government No Longer To Recognize World Court

Acheson Denies Wanting to Give  Korea to Reds Wouldn't Turn   Wouldn't Turn Formosa Over Either. He Savs

MacArthur Challenges Testimony In Senate Inquiry; Acheson Denies He Favors Study Of Red China In U. N.

Romance All Over, Rita Now Admits   She’il Seek Separation From Prince Aly

Rita Says She'll Leave Aly Khan  Admits She’ll Seek Permanent Divorce

Story- Book Marriage Ends  Rita Hayworth Will Seek Her Freedom .

District Bank Is Held Up By Armed Couple   McKeesport Police Alert Area; Amount Of Loot Is Unknown

Couple Escapes With Money From McKeesport Bank   Woman, Male Companion Stage Quiet Holdup; Loot Undetermined

den. Murray’s Sons Linked to $1,000,000 RFC Loan to Swank Miami Beach Uotol

Plea To RFC Is Defended By Murray ae, SUiphoatone   Action ‘Routine, Senator Declares   Fulbright Asks For Report On Loans To Mobile Paper Company

Savs Treated Son As Any Other Lawyer   Demands Congress Publicize Other Cases Involving Members

Murray Calls Action in RFC Case ‘Routine’   Senator ‘Indignant’ Over Way Monday's Hearing Was Held

Murray Describes Intervention in RFC Case As ‘Routine’  Says Fact That Son Represented Applicar Wac Only Once weet weak

Acheson Says Peace at 38th Satisfactory    Contends Withdrawa Of Reds Beyond 38th Could Mean Victory

TRUCE AT PARALLEL VICTORY--- ACHESON   Sees Withdrawal of Reds Behind 38th ‘Success  ful Conclusion’

Acheson Holds 338 Settlement Is Satisfactory   Cautions Soviets’ Bid Migh Be Camouflage To Mask Red Designs

Sec. Says U.S. Okays Parallel 38   Acheson Explains That 38th. Parallel Is U. S. Peace Term

Secretary Of State Says Restoration Of Boundary Would Be Allied Victory   Fears However That Russian Mave Designed Merely Ag Camouflage To Mask Designs In Qil-Rich Iran

Secretary Thinks Peace at  38th Would Be Success  But He Cautions That Red Idea May Be Only Trick to Mask Soviet Intentions

Would Need Guarantees, .  Acheson Says  Sill Cautious; Also Pessimistic Concerning Iran

Northwest Highway thru Arlington Heights Is no onoer a country road

Pilot Arrested for Flying While Drunk After Crashing Plane Near Dallas, Tex.

"WASN'T COMPLAINING OF PAIN'  Drunken Aviator Baffles.  Police Probing Crackup

Perplexed Police Probing Puzzle of Polluted Pilot   Plane Cracked Up Near Georgia Town

[pest We eekend? Well, They Should Have More Signs For These Guy:

Pilot in Crash Has Police ‘Stumped’ No Address and No Pilot's License

United States Casts Wary Eye At Truce Offer   Suspicions Held N.alik’s Statement Merely Propaganda

U.S. Awaits More Proof Of Beal Sincerity  State Depariment   State Depariment , Sull Wary, Looks To Moseow And Peiping

Allies Admit Craters In Kaesong Area But Deny Evidence Bombs of UN Craft

UN Leader Hopeful of Korea Accord   Malik Absent From Assembly; May Go Home

Malik Absent As U.N. Meets   Assembly President Sees New Path Open

M'ARTHUR CABLED GETTYSBURG BID   General Asked To Deliver Address In National Cemetery At Annual Mem. orial Day Exercises

FRENGH PRESIDENT REACHES CAPITAL   WELCOMING PARADE, WIT NESSED BY 225,000, FOLLOWED BY DINNER.

French President Pledges Sacrifice For West Defense   Auriol Receives Welcome From Truman, Cabinet  Members

French President Visits Washington   Wiwiiw We Mouse  Auriol Pledges France Will Accept Defense  Beet Et ow

olicy Rackets Are red By New Act   bate Signs 46 Bills Wednesday

Train Rescues Snow Victims   300 Cars Stranded In Illinois Drifts

‘No’ Seen On Western Proposal   Parliament Expected To Make Unanimous Vote Against Allianc

Four Die In Fire Near Evans City  Mother And Three Small Children  Die Ac Hame RBurng

QVERHEATED FURNACE TAKES LIVES OF FOUR   Mother And 3 Children Were In Burned Home   FOUR OTHERS INJURED

Red Negotiators   Of Truce Parley  Study U. N. Refusal Ta Pill Out af Karaa

Newsmen Think Kaesong Talks Are At An End As Both Sides Adamant  Recess Requested By Reds, As Issue Of Foreign Troops Evacuation Blocks Peace

Reds Ask Time To Study Troop Removal Issue   Question Of Peace Or War Up To Them

ALLIES STUDY SIZE OF RED KOREA FORCE   Cease Fire Talks In 4-Day Recess

Talks Put Off To Wednesday At Foe Request   Koreans, Chinese Seek Kremlin Orders on UN Ulfinalum

Cease-Fire Talks Are Recessed Until July 24  Commies Believed Conferring on Troop

United Nations Gives Final “No” to Communist Demands for Withdrawal of cael Troops  From Korean Soil. RY KARANIETST UORTrorrcuT

Urges Action In Western Europe Plan   America Must Help Build Up Western Europe's Defenses, Senate Told By McCarthy

McCarthy Urges Arming of Spain  and West Reich   Charges Fleet Order Frees Chinese Reds for Korean War

McCarthy Says U.S. Must Build Europe Defense   Be Ready Before Soviet Has Guided Missiles te Stop A-bomb, Warning

Man, Two Children Killed By Bombe: Crewless Plane Crashe:  Into House Near Andrews Base

Bomber Hits Maryland House After Crew Jumps Near Washington; 3 Persons Hurt

Airmen Jump After Struggle To Free Gear  Three Others injured In Accident Near Qar..4* ,.,. se =

Crewless. Plane Kills  3 Persons   Man, Two Children Killed As Bomber Falls In Maryland

Crewless Bomber Rams Into House, Killing Three   Airmen Leap   To Safety With ’Chutes

Plane Minus Crew Crashes  Killing Three  Bomber Hits Hous. Near Washington

Crewless Plane Crashes, Kills 3   Abandoned Bomber Plunges into House

Crewless Plane Crashes House; Man, 2 Tots Die   Airmen Bail Out; Automatic Pilot Fails To Function

Man, Two Children Killed When Abandoned Bomber Plows Into House Near D. C

Crooked Capitalists— Soviet Sailors Tell “Eye-Witness” Story To Homefolks On Life In U.S.

China Again Refused Part In Jap Pact   U. S. Invites Russia To Attend Conference In San Francisco

Rainy Weather May Ham: per Running of 26th Mt. Oread Olympics   'WON'T CANCEL EVENTS

GH SCHOOL BOYS OPEN K. U. RELAYS   Rainy Weather May Hamper Running of 26th Mt. Oread Olymnicea   IWON'T CANCEL EVENTS

“Idaho Water Users Put Southeast Idaho Project Ahead of Hell’s Canyon.as Quick Power Source

House Group  Plans Probe   Justice Department Faces Tax Case Ouiz

Joint Chiefs . Support Act;  Seen Warning   Official Sources Believe Reds Want Peace; Allies Won't Be Pushed Aroune

Ridgway's Act Warning To Red China   Allies Won't Be Pushed Around: Renewal Of  . -. yy .

Wherry Says Democrats Attempted Cover-Up Job   Nat'l Committee Accused Of Trying To Oust McCarthy To Take Heat Off Own Chairman

Oust McCarthy Move Attacked  GOP ‘Says Demoerats Take Heat Off Boyle

Judge Kaufman Calls Their Crime Loathsome In Accepting Verdict Of Jury; Sad Day For America

Convicted Spies on Wav to Tail   ——_— ee  Three Americans Convicted in Nation’s First Atom Spy Trial

Convict Three of Giving Atom Facts to Russia   Jury Finds Them Guilty of Treasonable Acts to U.S.

2 Convicted As Soviet Atom Spies   Await U. S. Sentence On April 5, Yow To Appeal Verdict

THREE GUILTY OF ESPIONAGE   Atom Spies to Appeal Treason Conviction

Trio Convicted as Atom Spies   Rosenbergs, Sobell Get Terms Apr. 5

Three Convicted As Traitors in Atom Spy Plot   Judge Tells Jury It’s Sad Day for Nation; Appeals To Be Pressed

3 Convicted as Traitors in Ist Atom Spy Case   Trio Await Sentence April 5; Gave Secrets to Russia

Three Accused Atomic Spies Are Convicted   Trio to Be Sentenced April 5: All Plan to Appeal Jury Verdict

3 Americans Convicted .  Of Treason   Death Sentences Are Possible, But Not Likely

NATO Council Votes To Admit  Greeks, Turks  Pact Area Unity Program Adopted

REECE, TURKEY WILL BE INVITED TAL IOIN ALLTANCT   Atlantic Treaty Council Votes te Extend Territory to Eastern Mediterranean Area.   WINDS UP BUSINESS AT OTTAWA MEETING   Eisenhower to Be Asked to _Attend Next Gathering to Discuss Role West Germany Is to Play.

TURKS, GREEKS GET APPROVAL IN NATO GROUP   Revision Of Italian Peace Treaty Also Is Okayed

Turkey, Greece Ailantic Treaty Bids Approved   Council Winds Up Ottawa Sessions; Cancels Rome Meet

NATO Approves Bid Extending 1-Nation Unit   Mediterranean Area Included In New Strategy

GREECE, TURKEY ARE ADMITTED   Eastern Mediterranean Na:  tions Approved For ! NATO Membership

NATO OKays Membership of Greece, Turkey   12 Nation Body Extends Territory To Mediterranean

Emissaries Seek To Arrange Details For Main Meeting   U. N. Officials Fly te Ancient Korean City in Helicopters

UN GAINS 3 MILES NY YONCHON ARE   Chinese Make Stand in Hills Near Imjin River Bend

ALLIES ADVANCE UP 10 3 MILES   ‘ATTACK REDS IN YONCHOS AREA — PLANES POUND ENEMY SUPPLY LINES.

Churchill Cuts Own Pay, Pick: 9 More Aides   Reduced Salaries Said to Save Britain Nearly $114,800

Urges Immediate Replacement Of Attorney General   Truman Prepares For Crack-Down

House Prober Demands  ReplacementOtMcGrath   Representative John W. Byrnes Says Attorney General  Either Won't Or Can’t Provide Leadership

Rep. Byrnes. Demands That Justice Dept.  Head Be Fired   Truman Prepares To Crack Down Soon On Disloyal Employes; Naster Takes Stand

Utherwise It Must Reconcile Itself to So » viet Domination of World Air; Russia Now Ahead in the Race.

Air Forces Must Expand   Vandenberg Warns U. 5. Must Meet Soviet Challenge In The Air

Vandenberg Urges Build-up In Air Power   Air Force Chief Says U.S. Must Match Soviet Union Strenath

U.S. Has To Meet Soviet Air Might, Vandenberg Says   Chief Of Staff Asserts Soviet Has Larger Skv Armada

Vandenberg Says U.S. Must Match Russiain Air   General Claims Reds Have Larger Force Than This Country

Speed Is Urged In Building Up US. Air Force   Gen. Vandenberg Says U.S. Must Match Soviet Growing Aerial Might

Gen. Vandenberg Assert: U. S. Must Match Aerial Might of Russians

Fulbright Blasts Administration for Ignoring Corruption  Scandals Bad Enough But to Overlook Them  Te Warce © site Cen

Fulbright Hits Public  Corruption   Says Responsible Government Official: Condone Misdeeds

Wildcat Longshoreman Strike In N. Y. ‘Threatens To Tie Up Entire Port Area

THIEF GETS GEMS WORTH $54,000   ‘SHOWCASE IN CROWDED.  LOBBY OF WALDOREASTORIA HOTEL LOOTED.

Features for Everyhody In the Telegram Today   Showcase Rifled of $64,000 Gems In Crowded Lobby of the Waldorf

Bold Thief Grabs Gems At Waldorf   $64, 000 in Jewels Spirited  From Shop off Lobby Ot New York Hotel

Thief Lifts Jewel Fortune From Lobby Of New York’s Swank Waldorf-Astoria

Russians Eager To Hear What Truman Will Say  President Means To  Correspond Further With Soviet Head

U.S, France Will Not Bow to Any Red Agaression   Truman, Plevan State Determination to Fight Soviet Plotted Threats

U.S., France Warn Russia On Aggression   Communique Asserts Terms Of Accord Reached At Conferences

14 UN Countries Favor Bombing Bases There if Reds Use Them for Mass Strike

Allies Sure to Bomb Manchuria if Red Air Force Goes into Action   €.PNEPCAE INSTHE CO TIONS

UN Fliers May Hit Manchuria If Reds Strike .  ' 14 Nations Agree To Bomb China Bases If

ALLIES WEIGH BOMB STRIKES ATMANCHURIA   Approval Expected II Enemy Steps Up Aerial Warfare   WAR FRONT QUIET   Gen. Ridgway Visits Korea, Confident UN Posi tion Strong

Red Air Attacks To End U. N. Ban   Bombing of Bases Depends on Enerny

Estate Of Mrs. Himes ToFamily   Husband Given Full Power In Management Same As In Control Of Own Property

Canners Given New Ceilings  _ OPS Order To:Hike . Prices ‘Slightly’ «

OPS Ups Price Lids On Canned Vegetables  2,400 Packers Are Covered By Order

Crazed Negro Kills Officer  From Fortress   Escaped Patient, Holed Uy In Shack, Exchanges Fire With Police

Insists Crime ls a Woman’s Problem, Suegests Laws to Prevent Hasty Marriages

Crime Is Termed Women’s Problem   New York Magistrate Believes Women Can Clean Up the Country

CIVIL DEFENSE MEASURE SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Bill Authorizes $3,100,000,000 For Shelters,  Home Defense   GOVERNMENT WILL MATCH STATE FUNDS

Civil Defense Bill Is Law   Truman Signs Measure Designed to Aid Nation Resist Enemy Attack

President Truman Sign:  Civil Defense Measure  To Ask Congress For Funds To Build Bomb Shelters, Medical Stockpiles

U.S. CHIEFTAIN SIGNS AID BILL   $3,100,000,000 to Be  Given Home Front -

POPE SPEAKS AT LENGTH ON  BIRTH CONTROL   Warns Catholics Against Marital Misuse of “Rhythm Theory.”

Birth Control Pontiff’s Topic Pope Pius Warns Against Misuse Of ‘Rhythm Theory

In Address Before Obstetricians, Pope Voices Lengthy Birth Control Message

Birth Control Is Rapped by Pope Pius  Warns Catholics Against Misuse of

Bill Braun of Avoca Given 1951 4-H Gold Star Award for Year’s Work

THREE OF ESCAPEES HAVE BEEN CAPTURED  Mass Escape Made From Ramsey Farm Saturday Night

3 of 9 Escaped Convicts Caught  Men Captured After 7 ~wee Peseam Reaal

Female Riveter... . repre ent  Mother Goes Back To Job In War Plant

Rosie the Riveter of the _ U.S. Today Is More Likely to Bea Mrs. Thana Miss

URGED BACKING. OF RED POLICY   Owen Lattimore Named by Witness At IPR Hearings -

Hearings Star On Activities Of The IPR   Senate Group Is Looking Into Far Eastern Policies

AND THE THING IS SPREADING 200,000 Washington Shoppers Rush To Gobble Up “Terrific Bargains’

200,000 Shoppers Ignore Birthday Of Washington; Fight For Bargains

WASHINGTON’S Bi S BIRTHDAY BRINGS MILLING ; CROWDS T0 TO CENTER OF WANE SARE CITY FOR BARGAINS

Crowds Mill About Washington oS Stores for Sales and Not Birthday

Accord Near On Resuming Truce Talks  Allies and Red Delegates Plan Early Session

Copters Are Used To Carry 1,000 Troops To Front   Twelve “Egg Beaters” Are Used In Spectacular Achievement; Truce Talks Agreement Near

Near Agreement For Resumption Of Truce Parley  Pronrece Being Mode

Cochran Planning New Légal Action To Contest Defeat In Primary Voting

Says Warls Coming; To Hit U.S. Shores   Seen By President Of Ecuador

War Coming, Plaza Predicts   Will Hit American Shores President of Ecuador Says

YOUTHFUL PIANIST GIVEN SCHOLARSHIP   Walter Pfender, 16, of Croy, don, One of Five Recipients  1S VALUED AT ¢€1.000

SMALLER CARS, MAYBE  _ 20 Per Cent Steel Cut  Ordered for Automakers

Use of Steel Curtailed hy NPA Orde:  20 Per Cent Slash   20 Per Cent Slash Announced in Mobilization Step

Steel for Cars, Other Goods To Be Slashed   Program Designed to Save Million Tons of Metal for War Items

CUTBACK ON STEEL HITS ALL LINES   To Affect Household Goods; Smaller Cars May Be Manufactured

Steel-For Autos To Be Cut 20 Pet, Starting April 1   Million Tons of Steel! to Be Saved for Defense Work

Slash on Apr. 1 Hits Cars, Other ‘Durable’ Goods   Move to Save Million Tons for Defense Job; Smaller Autos Hinted

‘Order May Hit Auto, Radio Production  Non-Defense Use O} Steel Cut Sharply

New Steel Cutback May Brine Smaller Cars, Less Appliances   Further Cuts Expected Later as Gradual Move Made to Prevent Heavy Unemployment

AUTO OUTPUT FACES SLASH DURING APRIL   NPA Relaxes Curbs In Try to Avoid  Unemployment

Smaller Autos, Less TV Sets Seen Possible  20 Per Cent Slash Set For April Ist, NPA Serves Notice

Steel Cutback Sets Limits to Many Articles   20 Per Cent Slash Designed For Use In Defense Buildup

STEEL. FOR CARS ~ GUI-20-PERGEN   May Lead do Smalter Autos; Home Appliances Also Attiected —

Civilian Use Of Metal Curtailed 20 Per Cent To Help Defense Program   Smaller Automobiles, Dwindling Supplies Of Housemold Appliances May Be Result Of Ruling By NPA

STEEL CUTBACK IS ORDERED BY FEDERAL AGENCY   20 Per Cent Slash Will Hit Auto, Radio, TV  Industries   SMALLER AUTOMOBILE 1S CONSIDERED LIKELY

Missing U. S. Plane Fired On by Reds   Craft En Route From Germany to Yugoslav Capital

Enraged Lion Claws Small Girl Fatally   Mena, Ark., Scene of Tragedy for Granddaughter of Trainer

Fresh U.N. Troops Help Hold New Line North Of ChunchonSeoul Road: Foe Uses Camele

Buck Turner Brings In Another Well   Wildcat Producer Reported For Smackover Area

The Commbictes Talks With French, Moves To Check Belgium’s Status

Allied Military Leader Continues on Tour To Check European Army That He Is To Command

x. > a « we, Bell Agrees To ‘Truce’ In Phone Dispute  Phone Co-Ops To 'Ge Ahead’ With Plans

RIDGWAY CLAIMS ‘MAJOR’ VICTORY   Says 10,000 Reds Captured Since Start Of Offensive: Warns Enemy Still Dangerous

Reds Suffered ‘Major Defeat’   10,000 Prisoners Taken. Ridgway Says

Warns Uf Future  Ridgway Describes Situation. As Major Defeat To Chinese

GENERAL SAYS COMPROMISE IMPOSSIBLE   Declares Reds Have Power To Strike Again   Lauds U. S. Second Division  For Inflicting Major Defeat On Enemy

Allies Inflict Severe Defeat Ridgway Says  Praises U. 5. Second Division For Gallan'

General Ridgway Says Allies Have Inflicted Maior, Decisive Defeat on Enemy Armies

Ridgway Asserts 10,000 Enemy Troops Captured   Second Division (Plus French-Dutch Units! Wins Praise

UN Supreme Commander Says Enemy Badly Hurt   Ridgway Declares Chinese Received  Major War Defeat

Chinese Handed Severe Setback, Says Ridgway   But Sees No Reason To Believe The War Is Nearing An End

Severe Defeat Of Reds Claimed   Far East Commander Gives War Appraisal

DEWEY SUPPORTS TROOPS TO EUROPE   Opposes Resolution of Re“publican Floor Head

Calendar Says Spring's Here: {0 Above Zero   Marion is Coldest Spot in Hoosier State Partly Covered in Ice and Snow.

Dulles Points fo Soff Red Core   Officials Reluctant to Talk About Attack of Russian Morale

U.S. Developing Political Arms’ To Hit Soviets   Vuiles Advocates international Party To Oppose Russia

U. 8. Seeks To Break Soviet" s Grip  ad *  Gee Hove, a aca At Tyiiats Behind Iron Curtain:

‘Joe Is Only Nine ‘But No One Can Say He Isn’t a Fisherman   Detroit Man Drinks Pint Of Whiskey; Gets High—386 Feet

STATEMENTS BY STALIN T0 GET CLOSE SCRUTINY   Red Leader’s Timing Is Off, U. N. Observ ers Feel   CHINA’S PEACE PLAN ALREADY REJECTED

Unele Joe's Timing Off  In Warning   -U. §. Will Sindy” - Statement Closely “Sor Peace Motive

Thailand Premier  Kidnaped   Rebels Receive  Heavy Casualties In Attempts For New Government

Thailand's Army Fights Navy Revolt   Abduction Of Premie: Sets Off Vicious And Bloody F ignt Between  Military Forces.

Thailand Torn By Revolution In Army, Navy   Premier Kidnaped By Naval Forces

Rubber Shipments To Chinese Reds Denied by Attlee      Prime Minister Claim: Exports Are Okayed By United States

Attlee Denies China Supplies  Materials Sent Not Strategic Amounts

Attlee Says China Not Receiving Aid   Briton Says His Country In Accord With U. S.

Allies Suggest Kaesong Area Be Demilitarized   Red China Indicate: Negative Reply To U.N. Proposal

Allies Suggest Reds Withdraw From Kaesong   Communists Hint Rejection of New Truce Talk Plan

Peiping Broadcast Hints At Red Position, Brands UN Suggestion As ‘Preposterous,’ Says Allies Obstructing Red Peace Tries

U.S. Prepared For War By 53. Says Wilson      By Then We'll Have Mighty Array Of Weapons, Ile States

U.S. Will be Ready in’53, Wilson Says   To Have ‘Mighty Array of Weapons’ Should War Camo

America To Be Ready By 1953 Wilson Sees ‘Mighty Array. Of Weapons’

Action Comes As Yanks Join  In Seoul Area   ROK Takes Village of Younpori, Three Miles North of Line

Kast Coast Village Is Captured   U. S. Forces Link Up In West, Rout Last Big Red Unit

9 Killed In Alaska Air Crash   Total of 68 Killed in Month In Alaska Area

Plane Roars Out of Dark to ‘Crash; 9 Dead   Alaskan Tower Was In Contact Only a Minute; Wine Gone

Courageous Acts Of Reporter Cited   AP War Correspondent Is Recognized for Aiding Wounded in Thick of Fire

War Correspondent Modestly Hides Heroic Rescue of Wounded Americans

AP War Reporter John Randolpt Cited For Courageous Action   By RUSSELL BRINES

Courageous Aets Of Reporter Cited  AP War Correspondent   AP War Correspondent Is Recognized for Aiding Wounded in Thick of Fire

Pulled Off Perch   ‘Senate Crime Investigators To Ask Contempt Citations  Aalaes Trio Of Witnesses

Georse May, Two Hoodlams, Face Contemnt Cases   They Refuse to Tell Things About Gambling Angles

Lansing Gets — Ready To Meef 5] Legislature  Governor Sworn In With GOP Cabinet

ARMY HOAXED BY SHOELESS 'HERMIT'  Hillbilly Recruit Actualiy a Ranger

Erudite Hillbilly A Hoax AWOL ‘Hermit’ Revealed As Wai Veteran With Family Of His Own

A.W.O.L. Hermit Turns Out to Be ForestRanger With Wife, Children

That New. Mexico ‘Hermit’ Is A Hoax; He's War Veteran, Married, And Pappy

Bill to Forego Seizure Of Cars Carrying Liquor In Indian Territory Signed

K. C. UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR SLAIN IN HIS APARTMENT   Young Man Kills Alfredo Ortiz-Vargas and Negro Woman Living at Same  Address.   EDUCATOR A FORMER PARTNER OF SLAYER   Latter Captured Before He (Could Carry Out An nounced Intention of  Shooting 3 Others.

Ritchie Replaced. As Tratning Site  State To Buy Havre de Groce Race Track For $500,000

‘ PURCHASE OF HAVRE de GRACE RACE TRACK AS REPLACEMENT :TO CAMP RITCHIE APPROVED

‘Cold Wave Sweeps Across West States   Sub-Zero Readings Recorded In Many Spots Last Night   Defends Conditions At Texas Air Base

More State Aid Urged for Local Health Program   Association Inquiry Brings Proposals for Improving Services

Desire More  For Health  Association in Proposal For a Half “Millian

Truman Enjoys  Vacation, but Work Goes on   President Supports Fur Coat Stenog, and Studies Labor Woes

K. E. Beeson, Bg Of Purdue ‘Univ FSILy , To ] At a         igh a ar pimarmaty  * een To Enter’ Annual Show ’ Sponsored By Delphi Chamber Of Commerce

DATES ANNOUNCED GRAIN SHOW HERE   EVENT. WILL BE HELD NOV. 30, DEC. 1, ‘IN R. E. M. C. AUDITORIUM

Door Open For Negotiations, President Says   Denounces MacArthur; Firm Peace For The Entire World Needed

Takes Time out ta  Slap at M’ Arthur   President Makes Most Important Speech in Months During Tennessee Dedication

President Seeks Full Settlement Of Korean War   MacArthur Policy Draws Criticism

Settlement Must End Aggression, President States   Door Is Open To Real Settlement, But U. Ss. Must Avoid Rash Actions That Carry A Risk Of World War, President Declares In Major Tennessee Address

TRUMAN SAYS DOOR OPEN NEGOTIATIONS   Red China Fully Supports Plea For Cease Fire

Truman Wars Nation Against Rush Action  President Declares   President Declares Any Settlement in Korea Must Be Real

Says Settlément Must Assure Korean Peace   Truman Discusses Foreign Policy in Dedication Address

MUST BE REAL SETTLEMENT,  TRUMAN SHS   Must End Aggression, Bring Peace and Security to Korean People...

President Advises No Rash Steps   Assails “Go It Alone” Advocates, Blasts At “Smearina.” .

Truman Declares Any Peace In Korea Must Be Genuine; Door Open for Negotiation

Troman Ready To Talk Peace On ‘Real’ Basis   President Says We Must Avoid Too-Hasty Action

Worse “Thing since. the Black and Tans ° Irish ‘Infidel’ Denies Shamrock Exists: Madman Says It's Clover

JUST CLOVER, IS IT!! Irish Shocked; lrishman Blasphemes Lil’ Shamrock

Allies Alerted In Case Reds Issue Talk Call   Commies May Ask Negotiations Started Before Set Hour

BetterNews  Due, Is Report   Paper Indicates End Of Troop Demand Of Foe

Hint Reds May Want Tc Start Talks   Confab Stheduled To Be Resumed On Wednesday 

Peron Takes Lead In  Argentine Election   ‘Troops Seize Headquarters Of Chief Opposition Party

CLAIMS TROOP PIFA REJECTEL   Men For Manchuria Denied By MacArthur, Says Wedemeyer

Wedemeyer Testifies MacArthur Refused -Him Seven Divisions to - Feil Russians After Japan's Defeat.

Reds Blasted After Surrender I Hoas  _— ae OR A) a La aa   Koreans Raked By Planes, Artillery In Wake Of Fake Offer

Fake Surrender Fails To Catch Allies Off Guard   200 North Koreans Offer To Quit And Then Attempt To Seize Hill; U. N. Artillery And Planes Exact Terrific Toll.

Heavy Armor Raid Hits Iron Triangle   Reds’ Fake ‘Surrerder Move Backfires

‘Don't Let This Be A Trojan Horse’  200 Reds Mowed Down After They Fake Surrender

Sy TS SEM wwe FS  Warm Welcome For 200 Reds Caught In a Fake Surrender

10 Agencies Are Homeless   To Try to Get Back into Operation by Tuesday

Discount Lightning Theory In Probe Of Plane Crash Which Took Lives Of Eleven

11 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH «¢   High Winds Blamed Fer Fatal Mishap Near Fort Wayne

ll Lives Lost When Storm Hits Airliner   Big Passenger Ship Drops Near Ft. Wayne Field

Birthplace Of Ill-Famed Shelton Brothers In Illinois Wiped Out ByFire

Old Shelton Home Burns   Torch Also Put to Bia Earl’s Farm Buildings

New Migration Marks Traditional Festival Of Passover In Holy Land

ine Modern Exodus  100,000 Jews Flying to River Jordan For Passover Festival

St. Marys Child Drowns in Canal   Noe! Burden, 9, Falls from Pier

Reports Many GI Prisoners In Pyongyang  North Korean WAC Says People Want bieisied farsmbocs

Yank Prisoners Held in Pyongyang  Woman Red Army Aide Gives Hint

MF AES FATE OGG 6G, MCG VYYaQC Nevedis  Korean Girl Gives Clue to GI Prisoners

Requests For Bigger Budgets Are Piling Up   Amendment To Sales Tax Law Is Proposed

FIRST BREAK 18 MADE IN STRIKE   Workers Return To Plant Ty Rock Hilt With Pay In. crease—Strikers Stay Gui Elsewhere.

Forthcoming Apparel Pricing Order Expected To Make Few Cost Changes

Not Expected fo Lower Price of Wearing Apparel   Some Prices May Rise Under New OPS Regulation

Apparel Pricing Order Not Expected To Reduce Cost Much to Consumer

Price Order For Clothing   Order Moy Trim Factory Prices, Hove Little Change In Cost to Consumers

New Pricing Order Set   Roll-Forwards As Well As Roll-Backs In Clothing Directive

Rollback Set For Prices  *Of Clothing  Beef Shipping Is on Increase At U.S. Markets

Potomac Has Possibilities Study Group Gives Report On Slow Basin Development

BLAME SLOW DEVELOPMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER BASIN ON ‘PUBLIC, COMMISSION STATES

Y {re 7 BELLETIN 46s Bu A   L.& N. PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE IN TENNESSEE

Investigate Monday Night Incident at Training School   Board Members Get Conflicting Stories From Those Involved.

TAXPAYERS GYPPED, SENATOR DECLARES   Ships Built At Cest Of Milliex: Were Sold For $17,060, Williams Sarvs

More Men Due To Go To MacArthw  Inactive Reserves  May Get Out Soon

Army Reported Near Its ‘Manpower Goal   Some Officials See Possible Cut in Monthly Draft Calls

Truce Talks Slipping Into Old Pattern  Deadlocked Over   Deadlocked Over Buffer Zone Issue

Truce Talks In Korea ‘Fruitless’  Ranidlv Shinning Rac   Rapidly Slipping Back Into Old Pattern of Hagegling.

New Truce Talk Deadlock Looms   Buffer Zone Dispute Creating Stalemate

Peace Conference Still Deadlocked. On Buffer Zone  Talks Slipping _ Into Old Path Of Haggling

Russell Wants Consultation OnTroop Shifts  Congress Leaders   Congress Leaders Press For Quick Vote On Big Issue

Says He Expects Traman To Consalt Congress On Sending Troops Abroad

Russell Says HST To Consul Congress  Future Troop Aid   Future Troop Aid To Be Discussed Lawmakers

Ross Shearon, Adm. Yarnell’s Brother Dies Of Cancer: to be Buried In Le Mars

Operations “Contrary To Law” In Several Respects, He Implies In Statement         Contrary £0 Law in oeverat mespects, me impites in Statement  Akers Report on ‘Audit Criticizes Liquor board Policies

‘Big Blow” Rips To Gulf Vicinity   Shrunken Hurricane Tear: Across Yucatan, Then  Nears Merida   STORM FROM JAMAICA   Weatherman Says It Will Increase in Size,'Intensity Loday

“Big Blow” Rips To Gulf Vicinity   Shrunken Hurricane Tear: Across Yucatan, Then  Nears Merida   Weatherman Says It Wil  Increase in Size, Intensity loday

STORM HEADED FOR MOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE   SWEPT ACROSS THE YUCATAN PENINSULA DURING THE NIGHT

Hurricane Sweeps Into Gulf, Heads For Rio Grande   Storm Took Toll  OFf.109 in Jamaica, Destroyed Property Worth $56 Million

Big Blow Hits. Yucatan Area   Stricken Jamaica Counts $56 Million Damace From 130-Mile-Per-Hour Wind

Hurricane Rips Across Yucatan And into Gulf   Storm May Increase In Size, Intensity

Present Course Is On Line To The Rio Grande   Loss On Jamaica _ ls Said To Reach $56 Million So Far

109 KNOWN DEAD IN BLOW IN JAMAICA   Hurricane Passes Over Yucatan, Is Expected To Grow

Hurricane Heads Toward MexicoTexas Border   Force Diminishes But Is to Increase as It Crosses Gulf Waters.

Hurricane in Jamaica Cost  F ully 109 Lives   Intensity as it Moves Over the Southwest Gulf

$56 Million  Property Loss  _ Winds Reach 100 Miles an Hour   oS : OS .. ae ; Sane

Storm Which Caused 109 Deaths in Jamaica Gathers New Feroeity After Leveling Off a Bit in Yucatan Area

Forecaster Says Fading Wind Due To Increase Later  Damage in Storm Hits $56 Million; Jamaica Blasted

Harricane Strikes at Gulf of Mexico After Hitting British Island

Hurricane Due To Gain Power In Gulf Tonight   Night of Panic Under Wind Lash Cn. Yucatan Area

Storm Rips Over. Yucatan Toward Texas   Waning Hurricane Will Renew Fury, Forecaster States

Hurricane Rips Aeross  Yucatan   Leaves 109 Dead, Damage of $56 Million After Heavy Blow at Jamaica

Shrunken Hurricane  Hits Gulf   Winds Lose Strength After Killing 109  ' In Jamaica Friday And Saturday

HURRICANE HEADS BACK INTO GULF   Winds Batter Yucatan Af ter Killing 109 on Ja maica. May Increase ir   Size Over Water.

Conference Committees Try Te Settle Differences in State House. Senate

Conferees Seek Accord On Major Money ‘Bills   Ohio Budget Deadlock Break Sought; ‘Quitting’ Guess Advances to Saturday

Bentsen Back In Valley for Series of Talks  Congressman Returns For 2 Weeks Waiting Call to Active Duty

Red Air Armada Held in Reserve   1,000 Planes, Including New-Type Jets, Ready, U. S. Air Secretary Warns

Seamen Extend No Work Ban  Tourist Ships Are Included In Work Stoppage Program

COLLAZO GIVEN DEATH VERDICT BY D. C. JURY   Would-Be Truman Slayer Is Decided Guilty In One Hour

Jurors Convict Collazo; Death Is Mandatory   Puerto Rican Faces Chair For Goan Battle Death Ot Truman’s Guard

‘Oscar Collazo Convicted Of Murder In Connection With Assassination Attempt

Death Decreed For Assassin   Slayer Of Blair House Guard Convicted Of Murder By Jury

Czech Engineer Uses Train to Make Dash for Freedom   Brings 107 with Him to Germany

Czech Engineer Flees to West Germany With Train   20 of His 107 Passengers Ask To Stay In West

Train Used To Escape   Czech Engineer Makes Freedom Dash To Germany

Engineer Flees Red Czechoslovakia With 107 Passengers Aboard Train

CZECH R.R. ENGINEER ESCAPES   Brings 107 Passengers Across Border Into West Germany in Dash From Czechoslovakia.   20 PASSENGERS SEEK REFUGE   Others Want to Go Back to Reds; Train Detours by Switching to German Track,

CRASHES IRON CURTAIN WITH 107 PERSONS   Engineers Bold Dash Into West Germany Amazes Border Police.

Czechs Buy Train Seat To Freedom  Engineer, 107 Passengers Cut Throuch Curtain

CZECH R.F ENGINE  _ ESC;           Brings 107. Passeng Across Border Into. Germany in Dash Czechoslovakia.              20 PASSENGERS SEEK REFUGE        Others Want to Go to Reds; Train Detou ; by Switching to German Track. :

Reds Give No Sign of Desire Of Resuming Cease-Fire Talks   No Official Communist Reaction To Apology From United Nations

Communist Radio Bombards UN With New Accusations In Kaesong Area

TN? UN s Apology  Draws Silence   Reds’ Radio Still Charges New Violations

NO EVIDENCE OF RESUMING TRUCE TALKS   Chinese Radio Hurls New Charges to Keep Alive Recent Protests.

Hidden Drawings Outline Defense   Police Nab Recluse, Owner of Materials

Vital Defense Papers Found In Old Shanty   Documents Are Discovere! Under Bridge Ramp; *‘Rechise’? Held

CLAIM NUMBER OF MOSQUITOES LESSENING   Number Trapped Nightly 1: Far Less Than The Same Time Last Summer   SPRAYING CONTINUES

Alfies Make “Last Offer” In Truce Talks   New Compromise Proposal Advanced On Air Inspection

Ultimatum Is Given To Reds At Truce Parley  Red Delegation Warned Last Offer Is Made By Allies

UN Makes ‘Last Offer’ In Korea   Ultimatum Given  Reds In Truce Talk

Allies Make  Compromise .  Offer to Reds   UN Command Issues” Ultimatium:: Last. Proposal. for Armistice

DROP DEMANDS RED AIRFIELDS BE INSPECTED ©   UN Spokesman Says Is “Last Offer”

DROP DEMANDS RED AIRFIELDS BE INSPECTED ©   UN Spokesman Says Latest Proposal Is “Last Offer”

"The Weather   Enemy Seen Yielding to Allied Terms  Deemed Willing To Back Up On Withdrawal

Reds May Back Down on Their Troops Withdrawal Demand   UN Negotiators Back at Advance Base to Stand By for Next Parley

Negotiators Fly To UN  Truce Base   Enemy May Back Down On Demand For Withdrawals

Says Talks Will. Not Break Dowe   UN Negotiators Ready. to Go Back to Kaesona.

UN Team Back In Peace Camp As Hopes Soar   Red Newspaper Hints Foe May Abandon Stand on Treops

Reds Indicate They'll Not Let Cease-Fire Talks. Break Down Over Kev Tecare in Neoatiatione

Reds Expected To Back Down on Issue   UN Negotiators Fly To Advance Base, Ready To Resume Parley At Kaesong

$18,000 Stolen By Masked Man   Motor Lines Held Up In Gastonia .

Couple Escapes Madison Police Under Gun Fire   Cabbie Forced to Take Pair to Sun Prairie: Patrols Alerted

Sailor Plans To Wed Cancer-Doomed Sweetheart; His Parents Disturbed

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Mash Notes— Unions Itching For Control Of Industry

UN Troops Challenge Reds to Stage Fight, Jets Score Victory  Range Up to Five Miles Amid Signs Red Drive Coming

Allied Troops Storm “Punchb Valley"; Now Deeper In No Korea Than Any Time ; Seven Month:   AIRPLANES BEAT OFF RED AIR CHALLEN

Little Red Resistance Encountered: American Jets Down Enemy Plane:

Communists Dared To Stand And Fight’ Four Soviet-Built MIG Jets Damaaed in Macs Doctiaht

Audition Saturday for Heidt Show   Amateur, Professional Talent May Try Out.

Britain May Be Forced Into New Elections   Labor Cabinet Resignations Show Split Has Developed  — eaatt WARE LF ARI AAI

Labor Party Grip Shaky In England   2 Top Officials Quit Attlee Setup

British Cabinet Split Widening  Bevin, Wilson Quit Attlee Labor Regime

Three Recent. News Items Could Paint Rosy Glow of Optimism in Korean War

Fire Boss Compromise Efforts Fade; Action Is Postponed Until Today

Senate Delays - Fire Boss Bill   Compromise Plan Reported Unarcentable to UMW

Power Chief Takes Issue With Governor   Sutton Blames Lack Of Machinery For  Baccikhla Shnartadc

Sutton Sees No Power Shortage   Head Of Power Co. Contradicts Scott

Sw EUW s &&  President Formally Proclaims That Date As Thanksgiving Day

Thanksgiving Proclamation  President Formally Sets Aside Nov. 22 As Holiday

House Members Study Com promise Military Manpower Bill   K. U. ARENA BILL APPROVED BY ARN

RAMS INTO STORE   K. U. Student’s Car Smashes ‘Thru Morgan-Mack Show Window

Baseball Season Opens Today With President Making the First Pitch

Truman Is Set For Baseball Opener Today   Yankees and Senators Meet in Washington: Cloudy Weather Seen

One Point in Communist Plan Delays Truce   Allied Proposal Aimed at Ending Fighting by Christmas

‘Key Clanse In Red Proposal Was  Provision That Troops With draw Two Kilometers From’  Bach Side Of Truce Line   DAYS OF TECHNICAL ARGUMENT REMAIN

Argue on Butter Line, Exchange of Prisoners  Allies Study Counter-Proposal Of Reds: Meet Again Tonight

Reds Agree In Principle To. UN Proposals   Negotiators Appear Close To Agreemeitt; Clarification Sought

Government To Hire 1,500,000 More Emploves Within Next Twelve Months

Doswell’s Widow Faces Murder Charge: Police Suspicious Of ‘Second Bullet’

Shooting Accidental, Widow Says   Police Assert Killing ‘Malice Aforethought; Mrs. Doswell on Bond

Empty Cartridges Cause Charge Of Murder To Be Lodged Against Wife Of Slain Dallas Oil Operator

Continued Enrollment Climb Foreseen  As Public Schools Reopen Tuesday   Summer’s Work Put Buildings in Top-notch Shape for Coming Year

ruman Warns Ministers Agains! Strike’ by Reds   21 American Republic: Meet in Emergency Defense Conference

TRUMAN URGES WEST JOIN IN DEFENSE PLAN   Sees Threat of “Strike” by Russia at Western World.

IN Qutpest Captured by Chinace Rade   Allied’ Forces ‘Compelied: ‘tc Give Up: Advance: Position in Face.of Attack.

FIND TOPEKAN’S BODY   Donald F. Jones, 27, Buried Under  Wall in Fire-Explesion

Fisenhower To Recommend Gradual Build-Up Of U. S. Troops In Europe

Gen. Eisenhower Plans Cautious Europe Report   Not Expected To Urge Large U.S. Forces Be Sent To Europe Now  B., WMIAIMCBIINW @CAAIT LI

 Fears Parlayed Into $250,000—  Man Gets Sentence In ‘Atomic Swindle Case’

PERJURER MASON SENT TO PRISON   Swindler Also ¢ Ordered to Pav $10.000 Fine

COLDER   Ike Back, Delayed By Weather   FORCED 10 STOP. AT N.Y. CITY

Ike Flies Home, but  Heat’s on Here for ‘Purely   Here for ‘Purely Militory Mission; To Confer with Truman Monday

Eisenhower To Spend Quiet Weekend With Officer Son   Heat Still On General To Make Him Disclose Political Intentions; Why      it Truman

General Ike Is Winging Way  co Fort Knox   ‘Eisenhower Will Go to Washington Tomorrow

Planes, Artillery In Death-Dealing Drive On Enemy   Tanks Lead Assault On Red-Held Points

ALLIES SMASH AT ENEMY ON WESTERN FRONT   Planes, Artillery and Troops Retaliate for Tank-led Communist Thrust.

Strong Commie Attack Repelled   UN Planes, Artillery, Troops Retaliate

Allies Smash Reds In Retaliation For Attack Yesterday  Pour Destruction On Enemy, Recapture Most of Lost Ground

Allied Planes, Troops Smash At Communist   Pour Death Into. Enemy Entrenched In Strong Positions

ALLIED UNITS RALLY AFTER TANK ATTACK   Regain Ground Lost To Red Forces In Fierce Armored Raid.

CO-ED, 18, WHO KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET, GIVES SIDTL TCA TIAJINIC TAI IED DAAM AT RADMITHDY

Greece Captures  UN Council Seat  Small Nation Gets Impurtant Post Over Bitter Soviet Protests

Russia Beaten Twice in UN:  Greece Wins   Assembly Creates 5-Nation Commission On German Elections

GREECE NAMED UN MEMBER AFTER BATTLE   5-Nation Group Plan: Inquiry Into Vote In Free Germany

5-Nation Unit Set to Check On Free Ballot   Greece Beats White Russia for a Seat In Security Council

Mercy F. light Saves Life Of Niles Girl   State Police Plane S peeds Diphtheria Serum As Hospital Supply Runs Ont

TODAY’S RASFERAIL   Air Raid Warning Tests Ordered by Defense Command

5,000,000 Argentines  Demonstrate For Peron   Workers ‘Strike’ And March On Capital To Demand President And Wife Continue To Rule Country

Unions Support Reign Of Peron   5 Million Workers In Demonstrations

Minneapolis Pickets Club WorkingNurs   Injunction Sought Against Unionists; Police Curb Assaults

Angry Pickets of Hospitals Get Rough   Minneapolis Hospitals Seek Injunction To End Strike

Picket Lines Rough Nurses A And Doctors   Persons Entering Ten StrikeBound Minneapolis Hespitals Are Manhandled.

Three Charged In  Farmer's Slaying  Young Mother Admits Mortgaging flaw To Pav For Husband's Death

Admits She Hired Couple  Vor Murder   Mortgaged Mate’s Cow To Make Down Pavment Of Killing

Another Christmas Has Gone But the Glow It Leaves Is the Brightest Gift of All

Year-End Is Time to Fan Old Memories  It’s Also Time To Renew Faith For Year Ahead

Storms Break Heat Wave: North of Here   Winds of Hurricane Strength Kill 2, : Injure 7

More Predicted Chinese Reds Jail Priests _ Ei Raids, Chureh Sources Sav

19 Catholic Priests Jailed In Red China   Twelve Of Peiping’s Seventeen Parishes Closed By Commies

Chinese Reds Hit at Churches, Mission Clergy   Raids Jail Ministers, Close 12 Parishes in New ‘Frontal’ Drive

Reds Jail Priests In Hong Kong  Move Forecasts Big Se ee 2 i) re Pe   Move Forecasts Big Drive On Church Throughout China

99 CHURCHMEN HELD IN CHINA   19 Priests Reported Jailed Other Missionaries Under Arrest

Peiping Police Jail 19 Priests In Church Drive  Communists Shift Ta Erantal Atétncl.

Chinese Reds Step Up War On Christianity ; Say 19 Priests Jailed

Red Chinese Police Seize 19 Priests, Close Churches in Attack on Christians

Seek to Use Delinquent Tax Land   Proposed Program at 79th and Western to Test Land Commission’s Right to  ( Acquire Vacant Areas.

WANTS INVESTIGATION   House’ Labor Committee Head Calls for Controls Probe

Probe of Wage Board Ordered By House Group   Rep. Barden Demands Investigation Into Far-Reaching Controls

House Orders Probe of Wage  Board Controls  Committee Will Study Authority on Pay,  aoe  -

trip ts Taghtened  New York Faces Acute Bread  Shortage as Strike Continues

Soil Expert Says Floodec Areas Good for Melons,  Sweet Potatoes   DAMAGE EXAGGERATED

Sunday Parley Unit Prepares  To Make Trip   Allied Commander Asks Foe To Give Assurance on Radio

FIRST MEETING ON CEASE-FIRE SLATED SUNDAY   Expect Allied Group Making Contact To Number Only Three

Conviction of 11 Top U. S. Reds is Upheld   Overthrow Of U. S. Was Their Aim Say: Supreme Court

Conviction of 11 Reds Uphele By High Court  ait Plotted Over   Commies Plotted Over throw of U.S., Declares Vinson

SAY 11 SOUGHT TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERMENT   HIGH COURT RULES 6-2 IN CELEBRATED NEW YORK TRIAL

Supreme Court Upholds Ruling On II Top Reds   Decision Clears Way For Roundup of Communists in U. S.

‘Supreme Court Upholds Conspiracy Convictions of 11 Top Communists

US. Reds Lose Last Appeal   . Supreme Court Uphold: Conviction of 11 for Conspiracy to Overthrow US Government

Government Overthrow  Called Aim   High Court Splits 6-2 In Confirming Red Conspiracy

Communist Convictions  Are Upheld   Supreme Court Today Upholds Conspiracy Counts Against 11 U. 8. Reds

Court Upholds Convictions of Top Communists  , Tribunal Splits 6-2 in Review -

Court Rules L.A. Loyalty Oath Valid   Clear and Present Danger of Attempt Against U.S. Seen

Conviction Of 11 Communists Upheld By Court   Decision Is 6-2 As High Tribunal Views Conspiracy

Vote 6-2 to Jail Top U.S. Red Leaders  Says They Were   Says They Were Properly Convicted Under Smith Act

Conspiracy Sentences Ruled Valid   Men Plotted To Overthrow Government

COURT OKAY'S  CONVICTION OF COMMUNIST:   Eleven Top Men of Party ir U. S. Lose Appeal to Supreme’ Bench.

RULING CLEARS WAY TO MAKE OTHER ARRESTS   Tough Anti-Red Law Gets Green Light From Supreme Court

Supreme Court Upholds Convictions Of 11 Top  U.S. Communist Chiefs   Lawmakers’ Support Of Smith Act By 6-2 Margin Opens Way For Possible Prosecution Of Thousands Of Rank-And-File Reds   By ED CREAGH

Decides They Meant Overturn  Of Government  ~ Douglas, Biack  Only 2 Justices

Supreme Court Justices’ Vote Is 6 To 2   Jurists Black and Douglas Disagree With Majority Verdict

COURT DENIES PLEA OF TOP U.S. COMMIES   Conspiracy Charge Upheld; Smith Act Legal

Rules Men ‘Intended Overthrow’ of Nation As Soon as Possible   Created ‘Clear and Present Danger’ To Government, Chief Justice Says; Appeals Court Is Affirmed, 6 to 2

Court Upholds Red Convictions  11 Tan Cammunic   11 Top Communists Must Go to Jail

Supreme Court Says Conviction Of 11 Reds on Conspiracy Okay   Top Court Backs up Lower Court, Says Red Leaders Intended to Overthrew Government of United States

CONVICTION OF 11 TOP U.S. REDS UPHELD   Supreme Court Hold Communists Meant to Overthrow Government As Speedily As Possible.   " TAUGHT, ADVOCATED FORCE AND VIOLENCE   Chief Justice Vinson Delivers 6-2 Decision on Appeal From Conviction in 9-Month Trial.

Eleven Communist Convictions Uphelc   Convictions Were For Conspiring To Teach Violent Overthrow Of U.S.

Cities Can Ban Peddlers, U.S.  Tribunal Rules   Court Also Upholds Conspiracy Convictions of 1] Top Reds

Court Upholds Conviction of 11 Red Leaders   Tribunal Supports Constitutionality of Smith Act of 1949

High Court Decision Historic   Guilt Of 11 Party Bosses Affirmed

High Court Divides 6-2 In Decision   Vinson Says 11 Leaders Created Clear Peril To Government.

Court Upholds Convictions Of Communists   Chief Justice Delivers Decision On TI Top Reds

Supreme Court Majority Ruling Given by Vinson  Overthrow of U. 4. Government Intendec

Conviction of Ton U.S. Reds Upheld By Supreme Court   The 6-2 Decision Affects Eleven Men. Sentenced to Prison And $16.000 Finee

11 TOP REDS LOSE HIGH COURT PLE   Convictions Upheld, 6 to 2 Vote: Smith Act Ruled Constitutional

America’s 11 [op Communists Lose in High Court  Supreme Court Upholds  Conspiracy Convictions — Bya Vote of 6to2

Roundup of Reds Seen As Convictions Upheld  Prosecution of Others Indicated as Court Backs Verdict Against 11 Top Communists

Court OK's Conspirators Conviction   High Tribunal Split 6-2 in Sustaining  Ravolt Plot Case

Attorney General Indicates Plans for Big Communist Roundup Already in Works as Result Supreme Court Action.

Court Upholds ConvictionOf 11 Communists   High Tribunal Says They Intended To Overthrow Government

Conspiracy Conviction of 11 Top Reds Upheld by U. S. Supreme Court

Sustains Conspiracy Convictions   ‘Supreme Court Upholds Guilty Findings for Eleven Top Communists   VIOLATED SMITH ACT   Found They Intended To Overthrow Government Of US When Possible

Uphold Conviction of 11 Communists  * Red Leaders Intended ‘to Overthrow Govt.

Supreme Court Upholds Conspiracy Covictions, Justices Dougles And Black Dissenting From Court’s Decision

TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS REDS’ CONVICTION  rey A 6UCUofkh, TT. ft*,*.         High Court Backs Cities On Workers Taking Oath

UPHOLDS DECISION   Supreme Court Puts Okay on Conviction of 11 Top Communists

Wore to Bollaw  Convictions of Eleven Reds Is Upheld by Supreme Court

ae ‘Convention Urges. State Action a 7 Ask Higher Minimum Pay ‘For Experienced Teachers

New Controls  Batch Ahead   Insight Given on What to Expect In Near Future

Another Batch of Controls Due Soon: Will Hit Harder   Moves Step Nearer Full Control of Labor Market

Lawmaker: Disagree  On Report   Cain Says Report On MacArthur Is Ready For Senate

M'Arthur Case Stumps Solons   Senators Disagree .On Proper Course

Senators Split or Making Report  Sen. Cain May Give Views on MacArthur

Dispute On Mac Probe   Senators Disagree About Reporting On The Findings

Senators Involved in MacArthur Probe Apparently at Abrupt Parting of Way

Differ As to  Giving Report   Senators Are at Variance as to Gen. MacArthur

Minority Report In Mac Hearing To Be Put Out   Sen. Cain Says Eight Republicans Have Signed Memc

SENATORS SPLIT OVER REPORT ON MACARTHUR   Group Headed By Russell Declares No Action ~ Is Necessary ‘   8 IN OPPOSITION   Plan to Submit Document to Meeting of : Joint  Probe Committee

Group Splits On Reporting Mac’s Ouster   - Two-Month Probe  - By Senators Ends  In Abrupt Parting - Of Investigators

Field Called From Jail to Senate Inquiry   Refuses To Tell Whether He Put Uy Reds’ Bail Money .

MILK STRIKE HITS CHICAGO   All Deliveries In Are: Halted; 75 Dealers Are Affected

Chicago Dairy Workers Strike   Milk Deliveries Are Halted: More Pay and Shorter Hours Asked

Milk Deliveries InChicago Area Halted Today   Dairy Workers Go On Strike In Loop City

Early Truce — Order Looms   instructions Sent to U.N. Commander on Conducting Field Negotiations 

Deputy Defense Secretary Says Any Peace Agreeptens Mace On Battlefield Subject to Pentagon Approval; Warns Of Defense Let-U'p

Field Plans Dispatched  To Ridgway.   Lovett Refuses To Reveal Any Orders By U.S.

Any Settlement By Field Leaders Will Be Approved   Allied Diplomats Meet In Capital To Discuss Future Peace Moves; Letdown In Public Support Feared

Were Prepared After Consulting Security Council  Information Disclosed nha w™ f...... L.,   Information Disclosed At Conference by Sec. Robert Lovett

INSTRUCTIONS ARE APPROVED BY PRESIDENT   Settlement Between Ridgway and Red Leaders Must Have Washington O. K.

Ridgway’ Ready To Listen’ fo ‘Armistice Talk   Top Far Eastern Expert on Quick Trip to Pusan

Secretary Lovett Fears End Of Korean War Would Reault In Letdown Of Public Support Por   Rearmament Program   ALLIES IN CAUTIOUS MOVE TOWARD MEETING

FEAR LETDOWN BY PEOPLE IF WAR IS ENDED   WASHINGTON (UP) — The United Nations command in Korea was instructed today to seek a truce with the Communists, authoritative sources reported.

Instructions Are Sent To Ridgeway For Any Halt In Korea Fighting

Field Commander To Deal Cautiously With N. Korean Communists   Instructions Prepared By Defense And State Department Officials To Guide General.

Medical-Dental School Controversy :  Double or Nothing Penny Excise On Soft Drinks Gets Converts

2c ‘Pop’ Tax ‘Is Possibility   Soft Drinks May Pav For Medical School

‘Can't Keep Badger on the Track McCarthy, Fulbright Clash At  Hearing on Ambassador Jessup

Baptists Conclude Week's Assembly   More Than 1,000 Attend Annual Event: Local Couple Are King and Queer:

FUNDS FOR TRUMAN LIBRARY SOUGHT   SEN. ANDERSON ASKED  MON EY THAT OTHERWISE  WOULD GO FOR TAXES.

Paper Uncovers Truman Library Memorial Fund   President Quickly Makes It Clear He Is Innocent Victim

Two Red Jets Shot Down By Americans   Communist Trucks Are Blasted In 3 Savage Attacks

Rescued From Bale Of Scrap Iron Only Kitten’s Meow, Plus  Luck. Saved This Feline

Workmen Save Kitten Compressed in Half-Ton Baled Scrap Iron at Davenport

Plane Shortage Shocks Congress   Only 87 B-36 Bombers Ready, Air Force Reveals at Closed-Door Session

Nation's 87 B-36 Bombers May Already Be Obsolete   Some Members of House Are Surprised

Congressmen Astounded To Discover We Have ‘Onlv’ 87 B-36s Ready To Go

B-36 Report Is Shocking  U.S. Hes Only 87 and They Mey Be Obsolete Already

B-36 Planes Held Scarce   Nation Lacks Craft~ ‘For Heavy Raiding

Features for Everybody din the Telegram Today    Congressmen Shocked—Only 87 B-36s Ready for Action

Meat Worke rs Ask More Pa v   CIO Union Is Dissatisfied With 9-Cent Raise

RUSSIAN ‘NYET’ EXPECTED TODAY   Gromyko Would Surprise lf He Gave Any Other Answer

Soviet Minister Dislikes Wording Used In ‘Agenda  Russian Takes Over   Russian Takes Over Chairmanship During This Week's Meetinc

Panel Agrees On Penny Cigarette Hike  OKs Higher Levies On Autos, Radios

5600 MILLION REVENUE House Group Votes Hike In Cigaret-Excise Levy

Election I omorrow  Tar Heel Farmers To Vote On  Assessment For New Program

Assessment Vote Is Staged Today   Tar Heel Farmers Decide On Nickels  For Know-How Plan

4 Dream Come True  “Freed After Serving 27 Years For Crime He Didn’t Commit

Sister F inally Wins Battle to Free Brother under Cloud for 27 Years

‘Man Acquitted of Murder After Serving Term of 27 Years in Michigan Prison

Happiest Christmas Is Planned As Man Leave: Prison. Atter 27 Years

Found Innocent After 27 Years in Jail, Detroiter is Liberated   His Sister's Faith Led to Retrial and Freedom

Jail_Doors Open for Detroit Man Who Served 27 Years for A Murder He Did Not Commit

Brother, Sister Plan Celebration   He Will Spend First Christmas Outside Prison Since 1924

Expect Passage Of Compromise Price Controls  House Acts Today On Rollbacks And Roll-Forward Issues

COST-PLUS FORMULA _IS_ADOPTED Compromise Price Controls  OKd By Senate, Faces House

Price Control Bill Up Today   Compromise Permits’ ‘Roll-Forwards’

New Controls Bill Gets Senate Vote   ‘Pre-Korean Plus Added Cost’ Formula That Will Be Followed; House Will Take Action Monday

Compromise Control Bill  Before House   Permits ‘Rolls’ Back And Forward on Item: Non-Agricultural

Senate OKs Price Curbs, Rollback Act   House To Vote Final Action Within Hours

Republicans Call for Searching Probe Of Administration’s Asian Policies

IUE Considering Pay Curb Strike  General Electric Plants Involved

Conference Set On Beef Prices At White House  All Phases of   All Phases of Industry Be Represented

BOTTOM OF THE BIN   Pentagon Plans to Conscript Students Next School Year

School Election In Graettinger Next Monday  No Opposition To Candidates

Judge Who Fined Lewis Miners Dies   T. Alan Goldsborough Is Stricken at Home of Kin in Washinaten.

Judge Who Hung Fines On Lewis Dies Suddenly   Alan Goldsborough Taken By Heart Attack At Son’s Home

Noted Trial Judge In Labor Cases, Judge Alan T. Goldsborough, Dies

Noted Federal Judge Stricken   Alan. Goldshorough: Succumbs At 73°.

Famed U.S. Judge Dies In Capital   Goldsborough, Man Who Twice Fined  John Lewis, Is Dead

Famous Judge Dies Suddenly AtSon’s Home   Federal Judge T. Alan  Goldsborough Dies While Visiting Daughter-in-Law On 42nd Wedding Date

Goldsborough Dies at 73; He Fined Lewis   Federal Judge Ruled in Spectacular UMW Cases Concerning John Lewis

MAN WHO FINED LEWIS DES OF HEART STROKE   Famous . Jurist. Celebrating -Father’s Day When. Death Comes.

JAIL DOOR 15 OPENED WIDE “FOR MARAECK   Once a Frequent White House Caller, He Didn't Tell the Truth.

John Maragon Goes to Jail For Perjury   Ex-KC Bootblack Only Scapegote, His Lawyer Says

Maragon Must Go To Prison   Former White House Caller Denied His Freedom by Court

if Reds Hoax UN in Negotiations, War Will Break Out in-Fresh-Fury

Doubt “Good Faith’ Of Reds In Korea   Actions Point To Belicf That They Want No Armistice

A GROWING LISI  Over 30 Persons in Movie Colony Mentioned in  ed Probe

Alleged Reds of Hollywood to be Given a Hearing   Chairman Wood Make: Offer to Movie Folk Mentioned in Probe

Accused Movie Folk Get Chance To Talk  Red Probers Issue Blanket Invitation

Hollywood Folk Named in Probe Invited to Testify  Over 30 Persons Placed on List Of Committee

All Mentioned In Film Probe Asked To Talk  ‘Present Your Side,’  House Group Urges Dit...

Byr nes Would Concentrate  In Kurope   Hopes Administration Will Drop Socialistic Programs

Byrnes Calls For All-Out Europe Plan   South Carolina Governor Says Troops Should Not Be Divided in Crisis

Byrnes Wants Europe Armed   New S. C. Governor Would Ouit Korea, Unless U.N. Acts

alls for Troops to Europe— Byrnes Urges U.S. Act Before Russia Strikes

‘Stop Reds In Europe’ James Byrnes Inaugurated As §. Carolina Governor

Jnaugurated As S. C. Governor .... Byrnes Favors U.S. Defense In Europe

maugurared Wovernor  James Byrnes Calls for American Military Concentration in Europe to Deter Russians

Byrnes Urges Concentration Of U.S. Troop In W. Europe   Former Top Cabinet Man Inaugurated As Governor OF S.C.

Byrnes Favors Men in Europe   Wants Force Set to Deter Red Aggression

He Questions Keeping GI's In Korea Fight   New Governor Urges China Showdown. Immediate Controls

Byrnes Claims Red Menace In Europe Mounts  - Declares American Forces   Declares American Forces  Must Bolster West Allies

Byrnes Calls For Military Concentration In Europe To Check Communist Aggression

Byrnes Advises U. S. Concentrate Armed Forces In Western Europe To Prevent Russian Aggression

Former ‘Assistant President’ Takes Oath as S. C. Governor  ‘Defense Concentration in Europe Urged by Byrnes

‘Keep Eyes On Europe: Byrnes Plea   Carolinian Hits Force Division Between Korea. West.

Wage, Price Freeze Vital  Byrnes Urses Troops Be Sent to Europe in His Inaugural Speech

“Act Before Soviets Strike, He Warns  U.S. Must Make Europe First Line of Defense, Urges Byrnes, Taking Oath as Governor

Arm Europe For Defense. Byrnes Says  Former Diplomat Inaugurated As were pe

CONCENTRATE US ARMS IN EUROPE, IS BYRNES VIEW   Former Assistant President Takes Governor's Oath

Military Concentration In Europe Is Demanded In Byrnes Inaucural Talk

Byrnes Governor Of S. Carolina  Calls for Military Might in Europe

Reds Again Quit ‘Tron Triangle’  Resistance Stiffening In Osher Avance

Al'ied Patrols Make Deeper Gains In Korea   Tank-Led Troops Smash Through Mud To Take City

Tank-Led Allies Reach Pyongyans Find It Deserted   UN Forces Lumber Through Mud Into Triangle Stronghold

Tanks Lead UN Into Triangle’   Reds Abandon Ex-Stronghold For Second Time

U.N. Troops In Pyongyang, Find Red Forces Gone   Navy And Air Arms Active Against The Enemy

‘Degrees Are ‘Conferred At St. Joseph  1    Most Rey. M. J. Shehan Makes Awards To 46 At Finals Held Today At Emmitsbure Colleve

Disagreement In Congress On Armistice   Douglas Suggests UN. Defense Line Be 100 Miles Above 38th

Douglas Denounces Plan For Armistice AtParallel   Settlement At 38th Would Be ‘Calamity,’ Senator Says: Congressmen Disagree On Truce Terms

U.S. Congressmen {n Disagreement Over Settlement      President Must Do ‘Some Convincing’

U.N. May Soon Offe: Peace Bid Based On 20-Mile Buffer Zone  Bradley Admits That Would Be Considered Victory for Allies

Cease-Fire Again Is. Considered   Thinks UN Would End War With 38th Buffer Zone

Atlantic Pact Meeting Opens   Seek Solution To Economic Problems

Surprise Move Clears Major Truce Dispute   Already Arrange For Exchange Of Red-Held Names

Communist Negotiators Agree to Furnish List of All War Captives They Now Hold.   LONG REFUSAL HAS BEEN A BITTER ISSU!I   Action Paves Wave for Effort by Committees to Reach Accord on an Exchange.

ENEMY AGREES TO EXCHANGE   Prisoner Lists Ready For Trade ‘Today

Commie Negotiators Agree To Give Allies Today List Of Prisoners Held by Reds

Will Exchange  Names Today At Panmunjom   Sudden Acceptance of Allied Demant Clears Major Stumbling Block in Way of Agreement on Truce.   RAIDERS JAB RED LINES

Communists Agree To Furnish List  Of War Prisoners  Red Acceptance Of Demand ,  ee ee! Ce a

Exchange Of Names Due Today   Action Clears Way For Agreement On Exchange OF Prisoners

AT BASE IN ENGLAND  Wile Of GI Draws Support In Blast At Camp Followers

Nevada Blast Tests New Atom Bomb   Fireball Outshines Sun, Signalizes Powerful Weapon

Date for Civil Defense Plan:   Chief Millard © Caldwell Asks States to Have Program Ready by March I.

CIVIL DEFENSE CHIEF APPEALS TO STATES   Are Asked To Place Defenses On Finn Footing By First Of March

Pleasant Hill Has Organized HD Club   Women Elect Officers, Set March 27 for Next Meeting

Senators Split on Troop Hike   Morse Agrees With Truman on Additional Gis

Senators Seek Reason For Hike In Armed Forces  Some Question Need For Proposed Boost In Armed Strenath

Senators Seek More Data On Manpower Bid  Reaction Split On Truman Demand For Accelerated Defense

SENATORS AIR MILITARY HIKE   Dispute Need For Acting On President’s Report

Arms Buildup Need Doubted   Some Go Along With President While Others Seek Information

‘Senators Call for More Information lon Need for Armed Forces Expansion

Senators Calling For Information  Some Lawmakers Request More   Some Lawmakers Request More Data on Need For More Units

TRUMAN GETS SUPPORT Fh BIGGER AAMN   But Some Senators Call for More Information on Defense Plans.

Senators Ask More Army Data  Replv To Reques:   Reply To Request Your Bisoer Force

Senate Asks Reason for Big Forces   Big Forces  Republican Senator Says “He Thinks President Is Right — Added ‘Information Sought  To Work on Bills Conference Committee  to Iron Out Quirks in Measures , e

Some Senators Want More Information On Request to Increase Armed Forces

MORSE STATES PRESIDENT IS RIGHT   Claim 3,500,000-Man Goal May Be Inadequate   To Begin Work Wednesday On Compromise Economic Controls Extension

Weather   Solons Seek More Information On Military Quotas   President Wins Support On Suggestion To Swell Armed Forces Above 3,500,000 Mark

Why Increase Armed Force, Senate Asks  President Reports ‘31 Million Men May Be Too Few

Senators Calling For Information   Some Lawmakers Request More Data on Need  For More Units

QUESTION NEED FOR MORE MEN   Senators Want To Know Why Truman Thinks 3,500,000 Not Enough

SENATORS SEEK VALID REASONS FOR INCREASES   Objection Raised To Truman's Call For More Troops — Group Wrestles Over Controls Bill. _

Some Senators Demand More Convincing Proof Tha Armed Forces Totals Will Have to Be Boosted

(Need For More Troop: Questioned   Some Senators Ask Proof 3% Million Is Not Enouch

Morse Supports New Expansion 9f Present Goal   Action On Controls Extension Scheduled To Open Tomorrow .

Senators Ask President To Explain Stand   Want Information About Hiking Goal Of Armed Forces

PEIPING OFFERS PEACE TO TIBET Red China Launches Propagande Barrage Acainst Tiny Thailand

Chinese Poise. War Hatchet Over Thailana   Land Threatened for Aiding U.N. Innacion of Tibet Stalled

World ‘Moral Leaders Plan Roarmament   The Far East Also Has Labor Problems — a Witch Is Putting a Whammy on Fellow Worker:

President Leaves Time For Cost-Of-Living Curbs Open     — a . — - nm a m= ~   More Legislation  Needed For Food   Harrison Given New Job Of Defense Production Administrator

President Says Restrictions Are To Be Applied   Government Orders Now In Works To That End

Conviction for Slaying Of Wife’s Seducer Upheld: Body Found Near Houston

. . AM a, rt Babson’s Authentic Statement . Old Age Benefits Are Nontaxable and Net Affected Too Much by Inflation -,, £*

Mob Scenes Touched Off By Price War   Door Torn Off Macy's Store as. Mobs Rush to Bargain Counters; Air  Raid Siren Is Not Hearc

Mob Scenes Mark Department Store Price Cuiting in N.Y.; Some Buyers’ Tricks Curbed

‘Tell My Wife,’ Says a Clerk for Macy’s: ‘The Last Time You Saw Me I Was Going in’

Price Fight  More Heated As Men Join On Saturday   Crowds Of Shoppers Continue To Fiood New York’s Stores

" MEN PUSH WAY INTO PRICE WAR  ‘ Bargain Hunters lenore Practice A-Bomb Raid

Troops-For-Europe Curbs Seem Doomed  Connally Claims Enough Votes To Beat Down GOP Plen :

TAFT TO AVOID ELECTION ISSUE   Detroit Speech To Dea With Korean  War

Employee of 23 Years Asks to Be Relieved of Duties October 15   TO TAKE BECHTEL JOB

HARPER TO LEAVE AS CITY ENGINEER   Employee of 23 Years Asks to Be Relieved of Duties October 15   TO TAKE BECHTEL JOB

Action Puts Tax Problem Back To Its Beginning  Senate Republicans Reject Proposal For Recess

"Breathing Spell” Recess of General Assembly Until Sept. ‘17 Is Decided on at Caucus

Assembly Thrown Into Confusion  Recess Proposal   Recess Proposal To: Study Issue bs Turned Down By GOP Senators

Assembly Thrown Into Confusion   Recess Proposal To Study Issue Is Turned Down  By GOP Senators

All-Night Talks By Mayors Fail To Avert Move   625 Duke Power - Workers Strike , In Two Carolinas

Census Center Unmarked in Olney Cornfield   15,000 Attend Ceremonies Placing Marker on Road

Senate Meets Today To Break Tax Deadlock-.   Caucus Chairman Says Cut of Appropriations Will Be Prime Job

$47,000,000 SLICE PLANNED IN PA. BUDGET   Senate Starts Work On Appropriations : Cut Today

Accident Wors' In History of Air Behemoth  Two Aboard Survive Disaster at Kirtland

Infantry Deepens Han Bridgehead  Primary Purpose Is Still To Kill, Not Take nr... ys FH F§ F 2... HE AAR FT. an...

BRIDGEHEAD NORTH OF HAN IS ENLARGED   Heavy Toll of Chinese Reds Taken In Heavy Fighting.

Korean Reds Force Fight For Amidong   Enemy Dead 30,000 In Four-Day Drive Marines Also Advance

Push Over Han River Expanded   “Killing Plenty,” Says General: Greeks In Big Gain

But Reds Attack In One Sector   Communists Seeking To Capture Town in Area Near Pangnim

25,000 Eneni¢ — Casualties la Last 3 Davé   Greek Units Register Biggest Gains Of Forces On The Front

Tank-Led 25th Infantry in Pursuit of Reds; Deepens Bridgehead North of Han

UN Forees Plod Ahead  In Korea   Flame Throwers Flush Reds out of Foxholes  And Caves Along Front   INFLICT CASUALTIES   Primary Purpose Is Still Destruction Instead of Capture of Territory

Allies Deepen Bridgehead   U. N. Offensive Plode Ahead Except in East, Where Reds Are Attacking

Tank-Led Drive Making Progress  Enemy Casualties Put at 25.000   Enemy Casualties Put at 23,000 In First Three Days of Offensive

Foothold Over Han  Extended   Allies Battle Reds’ Bid to  OQnen East Line

Reds Pushed Back; Killing Is Chief Goal   25th Division Deepens Bridgehead Across The Han River; Communists  Are Tough On East End

¢ \emy Dead still Major Allied Aim In Assault   Han River Progress Continues, Key Red Defense City Neared

Rough Handling OF News  Photogr aphers In Hawaii ‘Regre ‘tted’ By Radford

Arkansas Lawmakers To Reconvene Monday  School Money and Pension Relief Asked in McMath’s Seccian Call

Special Session Of Legislature ls Called   Gov. McMath Sets Monday For First Meeting °

Tide Water-Carclina Improved Services Promised As  Eastern Power Companies Merge

Red Resistance All But Broken In West Korea   American Troops Poised on Banks Of Icey Han River

Resistance In  West Weak, Central Stiffe:   U.N. Troops Only Two Miles From Seoul, Cross Han

YANK FORCES REACH BANKS OF HAN RIVER   ‘One Armored Unit Only  Two Miles From Seoul

AMERICAN FORCES SWEEP TO HAN RIVER IN CLIMAX OF OFFENSE   Objective of Drive Has Been to “Hurt” Chinese and Korean Reds; More Than 61,000 Have Been Killed, Wounded or Captured Since Jan. 25

U.S. Forces Sweep To the Han River   Chinese Resistance in Western Korea Appears To Be Shattered in Dramatic Climax to RedHunting Offensive That Started Jan. 25

Allies Sweep to Han as Chinese Might Crumbles   Advance Is Climax To Offensive Which Began 35 Mi. Away

American Forces Drive: To Banks of Han River As Allied Shells. Pour  Into Burned-Out Seoul -

Red Resistance Smashed in Han River Offensive.   Allies Sweep to Banks of Icy Stream: Stiff Opposition in East

Red Opposition Now Shattered In West Korea   Red-Hunting Offensive Launched Jan. 25th Leaves 61,000 Killed, Wounded, Captured:

Red Resistance Seems Shatfered   Troops Only Two Miles From Seoul

U.S. TASK FORCE SWEEPS TO BANKS OF ICY HAN RIVER   DRAMATIC CLIMAX TO RED-HUNT DRIVE THAT BEGAN JAN. 25

KILL, INJURE OR CAPTURE 61.000 REDS.   ‘Pour Shells lhto Wrecked $C Of Seoul

RED RESISTANCE WANES U.N. Task Force Races To Banks Of Han River; Artillery Blasts Seoul

Red Resistance On West Coast Appears Broken   Some Units Are Withir 2 Miles of Seoul: City Shelled Heavily

U.S. Task Force Arrives at River In Drive on Seoul  Resistance of Reds Believed Shattered In Western Area

UN Force Pushes To Han River   Enemy Resistance  In West Korea Appears Shattered;Shells Into Seau!

RESISTANCE OF CHINESE IN WEST BROKEN   Red-Killing Drive Gains 35 Miles Since January 25 in Reaching Seoul Outskirts.   ENEMY SUFFERS : 61,000 CASUALTIES   Estimate Red Losses Run 100 to One for Allies; Chinese Either Dead or in Flight.

Advance Climaxes Allied Offensive — Big Guns Hurl Shells Into Seoul — Reeling Enemy Suffers More Than 61,000 Casualties Since Drive Started

U.S. Forces Sweep To Han River Banks   Chinese Red Resistance Crumbles as Allies Pour Shells into Shattered Karean Canital

News Day, Night   Roks On East Draw Near  Parallel 38   MacArthur Unable To Visit Army Headquarters Because Of Cold

U.N. TROOPERS AT HAN RIVER CLOSE TO SEOU   Red-Hunting Units Move Forward; Opposition Sparse.

Chinese Reds Flee — Before U.N. Assault  Allies Are Now on Banks of Icy

Enemy Loses 61,000 Men in New Push   Chinese Resistance in Western Korea Appears Shattered

Yank Troops Hit Han River Banks  Dramatic Climax to 35-Mile Drive That January 25  2 MILES FROM SEOUL Ratio of Red Losses to U.N.  Forces Estimated _. 100 to 

Allied Force Reaches Han, Led By Tanks   Resistance Of Reds In West Korea Seen Shatiered By Drive

Yank Forces Reach Han River Banks at Seoul   Chinese Resistance Is Shattered As Battle of Annihilation Mounts

Resistance of Chinese In Western Korea Seems to Be Broken   Dramatic Climax Reached in Drive   ‘Limited Offensive’ Has Killed, Wounded or Captured 61,000 Reds

Yanks Sweep to Han River Banks  Chinese Resistance Seems Shattered

Allied Tank Force Drives Close to Seoul   Enemy Resistance Appears Shattered In Western Korea

REPORT ENEMY RESISTANCE SHATTERED   Claim 61,000 Reds Killed, Wounded Or Captured  GLELit Fra Aa A Re   Within Two Miles Of Seoul; Bad Weather Prevents MacArthur Visit

Han River Reached In Seoul, Area   Burned Out Capital Is Shelled As Troops Take Up Positions Along River Bank

Task Force Maintains Position on South Bank of Stream; Allied Shelis Batter Seoul.  WEATHER TURNS   WEATHER TURNS BITTERLY COLD

U.S. Force Reaches Han   Other Task Forces Ram Within Two. Mites — Of Seoul

Americans Reach Han Near Seoul   Sweep to Banks of Icy River as Reds Seem Broken in West.

Red Resistance In West Korea Seems Broken  U. S. Forces Sweep le on © oe   U. S. Forces Sweep To Han; City Hit By Allied Shells

SWIFT ATTACKS SHATTER ENEMY LINES ON RIVER   Other U. N. Armored Forces Approach Seoul, With Red Resistance Crumbling  —Ruins Shelled.

Yanks Sweep To Banks of  ley Han River   Enemy Resistance in West Korea Appears To Be Smashed—Red Losses Set at 61.000

Red Resistance Breaking Under Allied Assault   Chinese Casualties Running 100 to 1 fo Last Several Days

Yanks Reach Bank: Of Icy Han River In Korean Drive   Red Resistance Seems Shattered On Western Front

Red Resistance In West Korea Seems Broken  U.S. Forces Sweep Ta Han; City Hit RR. Alliad Challe

GIs On Bank Of Han River  Near Seoul   Red Resistance In Western Korea Seem: Shattered; Shells Pour Into Capital

Temperatures   Resistance Is Shattered In Western Korea; U. N. Shells Old Capital

Red Resistance Is Shattered In Western Korea   Allied Offensive Coghes To Dramatic Cliggjaax; Armor Grinds Nearer Seoul As Shells Pour Into City

Allies Hurl More Shells  Into Seoul   Task Force Fails To Find Chinese In Push To River

Allied Guns Pour Shells Into Seoul   Resistance of China Reds in Western Korea Appears  To Be Shattered

Task Force Reaches Goal In Advance   Red Resistance Fades in   Westem Korea; Heavy  + Losses Dealt Enemy in Pash for Capital

Americans — Sweep To Han River Banks   Allied Shells Pour Into Burned-Out Seoul Today

Allied Cannon Pounds Seoul   Chinese Resistance Appears Shaitered

American Units Sweep To Banks Of ley Han River   Proves Dramatic Climax To ‘Red Hunt’ Offensive Started 2 Weeks Ago

Red Resistance Seems Shattered Seoul Under Fire   Chinese Show Some Fight On Central Front.

RidgwayPraise For Soldiers Of UN Force   ‘No Encounter Is Made - With Chinese In The ' Drive On Han River

American Forces . Sweep To Banks: Of The Frozen '  Allied Artillery Pours Sheils: Into

Red Chinese Resistance . ‘ems Gone   before Push   Casualties Of Enemy Estimated At 100-1 Ratio To UN Losses

Shells Pour into Burned Seoul as Allies Climax Chinese Hunting Drive

Dramatic Climax to 35-Mile Drive That Began January 25  2 MILES FROM SEOUL  Ratio of Red Losses to U.N. Forces Estimated 100 to 

RED RESISTANCE IN WEST SECTOR APPEARS BROKEN   Allied Forces Push Forward On Every Front, Lob Shells Into Seoul; Red Casualties Estimated At Over 61,000.

Allies Sweep To Han, Shatter Reds in West   61,000 Chinese, Koreans Killed, WoundedCaptured In Limited Offensive

Seoul Under Shell Fire   Chinesa Red Resistance in W. Korea Seems Shattered) Task Forces Drive On

Allies on Banks of  Han River   Chinese Red Resistance In West Korea Seems To Have Been Shatterec   GEOGRAPHY SECOND   Primary Aim in Red Hunt Was to Hurt Enemy; 61.000 Are Casualties

U. S. FORCES SWEER TO BANKS OF HAN; SEOUL IS SHELLED   Red Chinese Resistance In Western Korea Seems To Have Been Shattered -

ENEMY SHOWS LITTLE FIGHT IN WEST AREA   More Opposition Met In Central  Sector Advances

Americans To Banks Of Han   Red Resistance Seems Broken in West; Going ‘In East and Central Sector Is Tougher

Gls Sweep to Banks of Han River   Chinese Troops’ Resistance in West Korea Shattered

Reds’ Toll 61,000 Men Since Jan.25   Armored Forces Are 2 Miles From Seoul; One Unit Is 6 Miles  Fram Inchan   Ridgway Pleased   General Lauds Troops of Many Lands for Their Spirit

UN Pours Fire Into Battered Korean Capital   Red Resistance In Western Korea Appears Shattered By Allied Blows

Challenge ls Praised   U. S. Arms Reduction Proposal Meets Widespread Approval Abroad

G. G. McGhee NamedEnvoy To Turkey   He'll Be Youngest U. S. Ambassador   New Phase In Relations With Middle-East Nation Seen In Move

Give Kennelly Scant Edge in Chicaso Vote   Balloting Reported Light in Quiet Chicago Mayoralty Contest Today.

General Bradley Admits Fighting in Korea Limit: \U. S. Ability to Counter Possible Russian  Aggression in Other Parts of World, Such as Iran

Tells Senate Committees Commitments in Korea Limit Ability of U. S. to Counter Russians There.

Acknowledges Korean War Limits U.S. Ability to Meet New Threats.

Korea Hinders U.S. Red Blows, Bradley Says   Insists MacArthur Strat. egy Would Not Complete War

Korea Lowers US$ World Might----General Bradley   Points to Red Danger in Iran

Senators Told Iran Could Be  Soviet Target   Staff Chief Asserts Russia Might Move In New Aggression.

Admits Korean War Weakens U: S. Elsewhere   ‘Mae’s’ Solution Will Not End War, He Tells Hearing

War in Korea Handcuffs U.S. Counteraction  Yuaoslavia. Indochin   Yugoslavia, Indochina Also in Danger of Russion Aaaression

Fears Korean War Weakens U. §. Elsewhere   Insists MacArthur Policies Would Not End Korean Problem

General Says Dancer Exists Over Iran Oil   Insists MacArthur Proposal Would Not End War, However

Says Korean War Limits  U.S. World Aid   MacArthur First Proposed Using U. S. Troops in Korean War

Bradley Stresses Danger Of Soviet Invasion Of Iran  hAtbitee: bandar   Military Leader Mentions Qil-Rich Nation At Hearina

Tran Seen. Ais Danger To Peace   Bradley Says U. S§, Power To Counter Aggression Limited

Static Korea War Reduces Curb on Russ   General Admits Quick End Desirable but Raps MacArthur Plan .

Red Chinese Get Boost  From India To Keep Friendly Relations With Both China, U. S.

Flood Waters Near St. Louis   City Waits Highest Crest in 108 Years

YOUNG DRIVER IS. SENTENCED   William Arantz, Nea: Gettysburg, Given Six Months

The Same. Old Story  Prices To Spiral Anew as OPS (Lets Ceilines: Soar Hioher

Price Increase OK'd on Many  Consumerltems   - OPS Permits Higher Ceiling Under New Capehart Amendmen

Government Opens Way For More Price Hikes  To Be Allowed Under Capehart  a jn a

OPS Ready To Approve Ceiling Rise   Permission To Ask Boosts Given Under Contro] Amendment

PRICE INCREASES APPEAR ON WAY   GOVERNMENT GIVES FIRMS PERMISSION TO APPLY FOR HIGHER CEILINGS.

OPS Clears Wa For Price Hikes. On Manyttems  Thousands Get Right to Ask for Higher Ceilings

Manufacturers Not Required, But Permitted   Capehart Formula Requires Reduction As Well As Raise

AON ERD EXE RRL Ss OOF I'D nt  Senate Group Votes Boost  Of Federal Workers Pav

HST Asks Pay Hike For Fed Workers  1,475,000 Employes Would Be Affected

Senate Group Approves Civil Service Pay Hike   Postoffic Employes Included In Proposed 7 Pct. Increases

Civil Service, Postal Seales Are Affected      President Urges 7%; Senate Group Favors  8.4% Increase

Traman Asks 1% Raise: For: U.S. Workers   Senate Group OKs Raise Of 8.4% In Action Not Directly: Responsive: To President's, Reauest

Federal Salary Boost Approved   Postal, Civil Service  _Sweetening Voted by Cammittee

Truman Seeks Pay Hikes For U. S. Employes   Senate Approves Hikes; House Favors JobCuttina

TRUMAN SEEKS ACROSS-THE-BOARD SALARY BOOST FOR POSTAL. CIVIL SERVICE GROUPS

PROPOSE RAISE IN FEDERAL PAY   ‘ruman Request, ae nate Plan Are Heard Same Day

Pay Raises For Fetleral Workers Asked By Trunian   Senate Committee Okays Boost Totaling Half Billion

Labor Warns Pay Control Threatened   Safeguard Over Price: Is Paramount Now, Green Asserts

Increase to Government  Workers  Truman Makes a  <a For ray Hike  .

President Seeks 1 Per Cent Raise For Federal Staff  Senate Committee Votes 8.4 Average Increase in Pay

President Asks for Pay Hike for Federal Worker:   Senate Group Votes an Increase; Postal Employes Included

kkkk*+ VAH FLEET PROMISES  ‘MEN OF EIGHTH ARMY BEST POSSIBLE RATIONS

Gen. Van Fleet Promises **Best Even”’ Christmas, New Years Dinner

&th Army Promised Best Christmas, New Year's Dinners Ever in Field

House Probe Still Seeks Secret Files   Hearings to Begin Monday; Caudle To Testify

House Probers ‘ace Handiec: ap Without Files   Tax Hearings Will Be Held Whether Information Is Available Or Not

Congressman Hurls Bribery Charge At RFC   But Prober Reports No Evidence Found

Bayonets Bar Anglo Workers From Refinery   Technicians Given Week to Flee ‘Tehran

Tax Returns of tax  Men To Be Studied  New Boss Gets Free Hand On Order From President

Tax Officials’ Own Returns To Be Probed  x os Inspection Will  — Cover 3 Years

Chief Orders Revenue Aids’ Taxes Probed   Every Employe's Return for Past 3 Yaars to Be Scanned

To Inspect Income Tax Returns Infernal Revenue Employes   Order Applies To Everyone in Bureau; Covers 3-Year Period.

Check Ordered On Returns Of Tax Men   Inspection Planned Of Entire Bureau

Probe Ordered for Tax Workers  SS TR ERE Get =e   Income Reports to Be Scanned, Bureau Says

PROBE RETURNS OF ALL INCOME TAX WORKERS   Tn. Iasmoct Tax Declarations; Balk at Telling Financial Worth.

FEDERAL TAX CHIEF STARTS BIG CLEANUP   Confidence Loss Is Attributed To Appointive Posts

Reds Make New Truce Proposal   Agree To Allied Terms, But Ask  TT onv Rance’ War

Allies Fear Premature Cease-Fire   Yule Armistice Still Possible

Reds Agree in Principle to UN Truce Plar   Cautious Optimism Is Tempered with Suspicion of Joker

Reds Claim U.S Report ‘Useless   English Longuage: Use Brings Blast

US. AND RUSSIAN JET PLANES CLASH   No Damage Reported ‘in Two Encounters; B20 Basad on Okinawa Hit Red Targets

Russian-Made Jets Sighted Over Korea    Make Passes At Four U.S. F-80«

American troop: Fail To Break Red Bridgehead  Chinese Hide Buildup For New Offensive With Smoke Screen

Yanks Battle Against Red Bridgehead  wr estas Bien Er   Enemy Builds Up For New Assault Behind Rie Smoke Screen

Yanks Lash Bridgehead To No Avail   Enemy Foothold Bulge: Out of Smoke-Veiled Buildup District.

ENEMY SHIELDS ACTIONS BEHIND CHOYANG RIVER   als Battle For Six Hours Trying To Break Through Red Bridgehead; Believe Spring Offensive Being Prepared.

smoke Covers the Areas but Glimpses Show Chinese Buildups   FAIL AT BRIDGEHEAD  Six-Hour Battle by Americans Fail to Snap Red  Rocictanra

—KORE A—  Reds Hold Ground In Long Fight  Use Smoke Scree   Use Smoke Screen  To Hide Buildup

Smoke Hides Red Buildup   Gis Foiled In Heavy Attack On Brideehead

Communists Push Drive in Pall of Smoke  American Troops  Attack Bridgehead

Yanks Unable To Smash Red  Bridgehead  i oke “ser ae To Cov ; Bu ildup

SMOKE SCREEN COVERS MASSING OF RED FORCES   RED BRIDGEHEAD HOLDS DESPITE ALLIED POUNDING

New Red Assault Expected Hourly   Enemy Holds Bridgehead Over River Against Six-Hour Attack by Alfies

Reds Hold Bridgehead: Most Of Front Is Quiet   STILL EXPECT NEW RED ATTACK ALTHOUGH AIR SPOTTERS SEE NO LARGE ENEMY GROUPS

UN Troops Pound Enemy Bridgenead   2 Red Battalions Huri Back Stout Allied-Assault

Build-Up of Troops Indicates New Drive By Foe In Two Weeks   Doughboys Halted At Choyang River   Smoke Sereens Used by Commies. In Attempts To Hide from Airmen

Allied Troops Batfle in Vain For Six Hours   Enemy Buildup Area ts in Central Korea

Gls Battle to Eliminate Bridgehead  Communists Use —   Communists Use Smoke to Screen New Buildup Area

Expect Push to Be Started in Next 2 Weeks   Americans Fail tc Break Up Bridgehead On Central Front

U.S. Infantrymen With Heavy. Air And Artillery Support Fail To Break Enemy Bridgehead   Communists Building Up Under Pall Of Smoke From Fired Timber And Smudge Pots; Allied Fliers Busy.

Yanks Fail to Break Up Red Bridgehead.   Enemy Buildup Continues; New Offensive Seems Near

Reds Repel Attack On Bridgehead   Yanks Battle 6 Hours In Smoke-Screened Chunchon Salient

UN Leaders Expect Drive In 2 Weeks   Enemy Forges Bridgehead South Of Blackened Aree

Reds Screen Big Buildup For Attack   Enemy Bridgehead South of Choyeng River Holds. Under Vain 6-hour Batile

ENEMY REPELS AIR, GROUND ASSAULTS   U.N. Forces Break Contact After Six-Hour Battle   Cover “Activities With Pall Of Smoke From Timber Fires, Smudge Pots

Yanks Fail To Break Red Bridgehead   Smoke Screens Enemy Buildup In Central Korea

American Troops Battie in Vain For Six Hours to Break Up New Smoke-Screened Bridgehead

Smokescreen Hides Enemy S  Build-Up Area   3-Mile-Wide Bulge Is Held Despite 6-Hour UN Attack

Chinese Retain Bridgehead Hold  On Central Front  U.N.Troops Fail To Shatter Bulge In Buildup Area

Reds Screen Buildup Area With Smoke  Yanks Battle Vainly to Break  Framv Rulac

Yankees Battle in Vain To Break Up Bridgehead Jutting From Smokescreen

U.S. Unable To Break Up Brideehead   Enemy Holds On tn Spite Of Strong Air, Artillery And Ground Attack

BRIDGEHEAD IN BATTLE   Allied Troops Fall Back After Six-Hour Attack on Troops Crossing the Choyang River.   _ SMOKE POTS HIDE FOE’S MOVEMENTS   Long Line of Enemy Troops Spotted Moving Into Smoke; Allies Prepare for Air Raids.

Bulges Out Of Smoke-Screened Buildup Area   American Troops Battle In Vain To Break Up Bridqehead In Central Kore

Allies F ight In Vain To Crack Bulge   Red Bridgehead In Central Korea Held Against Stiff Attack

Dug-tn Enemy Prepares For Second Drive   Bulging Bridgehead Of Communists Is . ‘Held. Against Big Infantry Attack

Yanks Battle In Vain Near Buildup Area   Troop Concentrations Hidden from Fliers By Cloud of Smoke

6-Hour Battle Fails to Erase Choyang Bulge   Two Battalions Force Crossing Under Cover of Heavy Smoke Screen

American Troops Fight Six Hours In Attempt To Enter Buildup Area

Yanks Battle for 6 Hours to Break Enemy Bridgehead   See Indications Reds Build Up For Offensive

Reds Hold Bridgehead Position   U. S. Troops Fight In Vain to Throw Back Communists

Yanks Fail To Smash Red Bulge   Enemy Holds Bridgehead Against Heavy Attack; Pall of Smoke Screens Big Buildup

Communists Fight Off U.S. Assault   Eenmy’s Behind-the-Front  Activities Concealed by  Pall of Smoke; Build-up  For New Drive Indicated

American Troops Scrap for Six Hours in Fruitless Attempt to Dislodge Reds from Bridgehead  On Central Front—One Enemy Plane Daraaged  In Another Clash of Jets in Northwast

Peiping Radio Says Plan Would Violate The Agenda Arranged For Conference

Mayor Chris: Kraft and E. R. Zook Among Those Before Senate Group

SEEK FLOOD FUNDS   Mayor Chris Kraft and E R. Zook Among Those Before Senate Group

Kansans Request Action on Flood . Control Projects   Senate Committes Hears Delegation o Fifty Men from  Sunflawer Ctate

BELLS SOUND AS COUPLE ARRIVES  Elizabeth And Philip Begin Royal Tour Of 10 Canadian Provinces

Royal Couple Siaris On Tour Of Canada Z1 Guns And Red Carnet Welcome Flizabath And Philin

Freak Blaze Damages Car On Highway   Girls, Boys Clubs Plan Drive For Polio Fund

To Check Charges Of Bribery Report   Topeka Legislature Forms Committee to Investigate Charges Made by Minister

Will Probe Bribe Report   Topeka Pastor Charges Solon Boasted Getting $10,000 for His Votes

PROBE JS CALLED   Charles Stough on House Committee to Check  Bribe Report

Gaudie firing May pe start Ul sweeping rouse Vieaning President Defermined To Weed Out Damagina Officials

Clean-Up  In Capital  Indicated Truman’s Firing Of Caudle Seen As Beginning

See Truman Starting To Clean House   Assistant Attorney General’s Dismissal Said Only Beginning

TRUMAN STARTS PRE-ELECTION HOUSECLEANING   FIRES JUSTICE DEPT. OFFICIAL NAMED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

Truman to Push for — Big Cleanup   LaMar Caudle, Assistant Attorney General, Ousted

Expect Still More House-Cleaning by Administration   Truman Hopes to Combat GOP Criticism by Firing “Questionable” Officials.

Ouster of Caudle Sets  Off Cleanup   Truman Sends Word of Wide Housecleaning

Truman Fires Tax Fraud  Prosecutor ‘Beginning of  House Cleaning’

Ouster Start Ot New Deal  Cleansing   Truman Removes Asst. Atty. Gen., Orders Others Fired

Political Angle Seen in Ouster   Truman’s Eye on 1952 G.O.P. Ammunition, Sav Confidants

Caudle Resigns By Request; Big Clean-Up Orderec   Other Dismissals And Resignations Are Expected

Ouster of Caudle May Start House-Cleaning  Truman Reported Ready to Fire Others for Outside Activities.

Tax Ouster Called Only Initial Step   Caudle Out and Trumar Said To Plan Purge With Eve to °52.

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Plan Action To Weed Out Corruption

U.S. AIDE FIRING HELD ONLY START OF BIG CLEANUP   Truman Said To Want Ousting Of All Officials Who May Comfort G 0 P

President Begins ‘House Cleaning’   Dismissal of Attorney Reported Beginning Of Administration Sweeping

Truman's Confidants Claim Firing Of Caudle Is Beginning of  Sweeping Administration Cleanup President Said Looking Ahead To Tough Political Race

Firing of Caudle Is the Beginning  Truman Confidants Say Asst Attorney Gen’l Only the First to Go  EYES ON A ROUGH °52 Official Had Engaged in  tside Activities,” President States

Truman Asks Cleanup In Government  More Ousters Due  To Follow Firing Of Inatice Leader

Housecleaning May Sweep More After Caudle   President Angry, Sends Word Down For Use of Axe

Truman Advisors Claim President To ‘Clean House   Caudle Firing Called Forerunne: Of Wide Sweep

 ° Truman Fires Caudle; Orders   . House Cleaning   Eye on ‘52, President Angered at Misconduct, Corruption

TRUMAN OPENS ‘CLEANUP’ WITH CAUDLE QUSTER   Doesn’t Want Any Targets for G.O.P. In Next Campaien

 Cool Weather Forecast for U. S. SAFETY EXPERTS PREDICT 110 DEATHS

Downtown Red Cross Drive Starts Fas!   Many Workers Complete Comtects, Meny Downers In-

Downtown Red Cros: Drive Siarts Fast   dteny Workers Complete Contacts. Meny Denors !n-

New Gl Bill ls Introduced  Proposes Training For Korean Veteran:

Draft Plans, UMT Ideas, Up For Vote  In Congress   Approval Forecast Of Over-18 Scheme In House Speedily

Speedy House Action on  Draft Viewed   Committee to Take Up Manpower Measure on Monday

Speedy House Vote On Draft Bill Forecast   Vinson Sees Passagéd Before Easter; Sets Age Limit At 1814

Quick Approval Of Draft Bill Seen in House   Armed Services Group Head Expecting Passage by Easter

Vinson Predicts Draft Approval   Sees Fast House Passage Of. Bill

House Group Will Consider Draft Monday   Vinson Expects Quick Vote For Measure Setting 18'6 Age Limit

Committee To Pass Dratt   Vinson Predicts Quick, Early Okay Of UMT. 18/2 Draft

ee —— ee Ee  News of Television Rocket Shrouded in Mystery by GE

JGE Cancels Talk ee  Report On elevision From Rocket In Space Hushed Un

-—MYSTERY SPACE PLATFORM— New Television Rocket Is Shrouded In Secrecy

UN AND REDS END DISPUTE ON FRONTLINE   Work After Dark Tracing Map to Settle. Location for Ceasefire,

‘Truce Teams End Dispute   Committees Predict Termination Of Shooting War By Christmas

Agree To End War On Present Line If Other Armistice Terms Are Settled

Full Agreement On Cease-Fire Line Reached _   Both Sides To Return To Present Raitle Front For Armistice

'Hope Proposal Will Bring Peace B Christmas  5 e-Fire Lin ent Frontit phe = 20 Ne

End Of Shooting By Christmas Seems Possible.   Three Big Problems Remain To Be Solved

STAGE SET FOR 30-DAY RACE AGAINST TIME  Negotiators Settle Four-month Dis. set ver eee oy Of Ce fire Ti

 e e ‘ Cease-Fire Line  Deadlock Broken   Attempt Will Be Made fo Agree on Other Armistice Terms by Christmas

U.N. And Communists In Agreement, Ready Stage For 30 Day Race   Sub Committee Break Gives Cause For First Official United Nations Expression Of Hope For Peace.

Teams Begin 30-Day Race  Against Time   New Hope For Peace Before Christmas Is Born In Dramatic Session

Dramatic Meet Brings Formula for Arranging location of Truce Line

Settle 4-Month Dispute On Cease-Fire Line; U. N. Officer Optimistic

Cease-Fire Line Made Providing Other Items Settled Within 30 Days

Judge Appoints Two Lawyers to Defend Bill Cook  Fellow Prisoners   Fellow Prisoners Say Slayer Expects To Get Death Penalt:

Schuman Plan Wins Test In German Voting  Adenauer’s Christian Democrat Party Gets Nod Over Socialists

Schuman Plan’s Supporters Win German Election   Christian Democrats Defeat Socialists

Enemy Warned Against Another Troop Violation  Negotiations Await Neutrality Guarantee

Sends Stern Message to Red Commaaders Refusing to Resume Armistice Talks Till He Gets Stronger Guarantee of Neutrality

Reds’ Reply To Ridgway Is Rejected   UN Demands Stronger Pledge From Communists; Foe Makes Charges

Neutrality (uarantee  Demanded   UN Chief Awaits Red Reply Before Resuming Talks

Threatens fo Break Off Truce Talks  Gets Tough After Reds Broadcast Pibbarant Baniiag

Billion Tagged For Missiles  " Atomic Artillery Near. Mahon Savx

Billion Dollars . To Be Spent on Guided Missiles  Says Some To Carry New Atomic Warhead

U.S. Earmarks New Funds For Atom Weapons  Billion te Ge For  ne ee   Billion To Go For Guided Missiles With A-Warheads

Federal Tax Collection Service Gets Attention Of Senate, HouseGroup:

Senate May Open Own Tax Inquiry   More Data Uncovered On Outside Activities Of Revenue Agents

Senate May Join Income Tax Bureau Probe   Irregularities Uncovered In Four Cities

Senator Says Detroit Office Needs Check  Allowing Officials T   Allowing Officials Ts Quit Or Be Replaced Called Unsatisfactory

Yanks..3 Giants... l   Irregularities In Detroit Tax Office Charged

Double-Barrelled Tax Probe Looms As Senate May Match House Action

Infensive Probe Of Tax Service Appears Likely   ‘House And Senate Checking Further Into Shady Dealings

(~REPORTS AROUSE LEGISLATORS—  ‘Revenue Bureau Facing ‘Senate. House Probes

Senate May Take Tax Probe Role   Finnegan Career Inquiry Pressed

Two Checkups On Collectors Of Taxes Open   Double Barreled Probe Into National System Of Collections Gets  Underway in Conaress

Marshall And Ridgway Open Sacret Talks      Now Light Is Shed On Guard. ed Conferences Now’ Ré ported In Progress At Tokyc

Arab Base Still Is In U.S. Hands   Field Is Within Bombing Range Of Vital Soviet Oil District “Target.”

Arabian Base Kept By U. S.   Rights ‘To Strategic Airfield Extended.

Sleet Hits Lackland As 3 Probes Start  Reports of Deaths of Air Racruite Chackad

BADMAN COOK FACES SENTENCE FOR 6TH SLAYING   Judge Could Impose Deatt Sentence on Slayer in California.

House Revolts On Session End, Wants Recess   Leaders Fight Losing Battle, See It As Slap at Governor

Senator Backs  Down on Slam   Didn’t Say Truman Drunk. : McCarthy Sputters

Labor Threatens To Walkout On Mobilization  Hit Waae Controls   Hit Wage Controls Without Effective Control Of Prices

“WAGE CURBS APPROVED.--IF  Labor Threatens Walkout  Unless Prices Controlled

Congressmen Told  Agreement On pay May Be Discarded   Green and Carey Warn Group Effective Price Control Bill Required to Satisfy Labor

KING FAROUK WEDS PRETTY COMMONER   All Egypt Celebrates Royal Romance

101 GUNS FIRE SALUTE King Farouk-Narriman Wed, All Eqypt Joins Celebration

Egypt Celebrates Wedding Of King and Narriman Sadek   Cairo’s 101 Salute Guns Boom Announcement That Contract of Marriage Has been Sianed

Egypt Celebrates As King Farouk Takes Beautiful Commoner To Be His Queen

11 PRISONERS BREAK JAIL, ONE CAPTURED   Manhunt Under Way in South  western Idaho for Those aa iil at Barve

PRIGE LDS G0 UN CATTLE TODAY   CEILINGS DESIGNED TO RE DUCE BEEF 10c A POUND BY OCTOBER 1.

Hopalong DiSalle Rides T he Range  OPS Starts Effort To Trim Beef Price

Brands Catilemen Cattlemen  U.S. U.S. Loops Lariat  Around Beef Prices

Government Looping Price Lariat Around Beef Cattle   Rogers Predicts Collapse For Catflemen In OPS Beef Ordes

Beef Cattle to Feel Price Laria  New Price Ceiling Is Now in Effect

Government Will Lasso Beef Prices   It Plans To Pull Back Costs About 10 Cents Per Pound

Price Lid To Go On Beef Monday   Housewives Will Find Little Change

Prices Expected To Be Lowered By {0 Per Cent   Very Little Drop Is Seen In Prices For Housewives

Price Support Hike Asked By Brannan   Beef Cattle Price Controls In Effect On Monday Mornine

Loop Price Lariat  Around Beef Cattle   Require Packers To Buy At Prices 10 Per Cent Below Levels January

Beef Ceilings On Live Cattle Due T omorroy   ‘No Change Seen In  Housewife’s Bill; Raisers See Shortage

PENTAGON IN CONFUSION   Says U. S. Plans to Have 400,000 Americar  Troops in Europe in 752

MARSHALL TROOP “FIGURE PUZZLES PENTAGON CHIFES   Officers Unable ta Explair Statement U. 8. Will Have 4,000 Soldiers in Europe in 1952.   PREVIOUS ESTIMATES HALF THAT NUMBER   IDeubt Exists Whether secre. tary Was Disclosing New Development or Marte   Slip of Tongue.

400,000 Yanks Due In Europe, Marshall Says  Increased Figure Causes Confusion

Marshall Hikes Number Of Troop: To Aid In Enrope  Pentagon Brass Puzzled By New Figures

Marshall Gets. Figures Mixed  That Or Europe Troop: Ara Danhliad

‘If Assured Reds Wont Start Again   Acheson Says It Would Not Defeat Our Main Purpose

Success in Korea Seen By Achesor   Tells Senators Allies Achieved What They Set Out To Do.

Acheson Hints U. S. Willing To Halt Fighting at Parallel   Reliable Assurance Wer Would Not Resume Would Be Required He Tells Senators

Acheson Hints U.S. Willing Halt af 38th   Government Might Agree to Settement If Aims Accomplished, Secretary of State Says

If Commies Will Cease All Aggression  Talle Sannte Prahare   Tells Senate Probers U. S. Might Agree To ‘Real Settlement’

Secretary Of State Tells Senate Probers That America Might Agree To Real Settlement That Would Accomplish Military Aim

Acheson in Hint U.S. Might Dicker   Sey: Might Agree to Halt At Parallel on Assurances Of No Further Red Agaretsion

ACHESON SAYS 1.5, WILLING TO CALL QUITS   Would Stop on Assurance of No More Aggression by Chinese.

Standoff Seen As Possibility By Secretary   State Chief Won’t Revea Details of Conference On M’Arthur Quster

News Day, Night   Success Seen Through Move  M’Arthur Program Hit By Secretary At Hearing

Korea Trucz At Parallel Is Possible   See. Acheson Hints U. S. Willing To Halt Fight At Line

U.S. May Agree To Setflement If Reds Willing   Must Have Chinese Assurance Fighting Would Not Resume

Acheson Hints U. S. Willing To Halt Fiehtine in Korea at 28th Parallel

Acheson Hints U.S. Prepared To Halt At 38   Senators Told Settlement Based On Aggression End

Peace Terms Are Hinted By Acheson   He Says Assurances Needed Aggression Wouldn’t Be Resumecd

Ask for a “Reasonable Assurance’   Acheson Hints US Would Hali At Parallel if It Were Sure of Peace   AN UNPLEASANT WORD   But Secretary of State Agrees With MacArthur About Korean Stalemate

But He Refuses Any Comment On fran Oil Crisis   Declares Situation There ‘Too Explosive For Him to Speak

Acheson Hints War End If Sureties Given  Warns Senators Enemy Must Offer Proof Of Quitting Aggression

Acheson Hints Nation Is Willing to Stop Korean Warfare at 38th Parallel

No Ageression  Assurance Is  U.S. Demand Nation Not P lanning   Nation Not Planning To Recognize Red China Regime

Acheson Suggests U. S. Might End War At Parallel   Would Depend Upon Red Assurance Of No Further Aggression, Secretary Of State Testifies Before MacArthur Inquiry Committee

PLAN MUST HINGE ON RED ASSURANCE OF PEACE HE SAYS   ‘Agrees with M’Arthur Kore ean War May End in a Stalemate   BARS FGE FROM UN   Refuses to Bare White House Conference on Ouster of General

Defense Bond Selling Drive. Gets Kick-Off   Truman, Snyder Urge Nationwide Purchases

"WORLD WAR I VETS GETTING DIVIDEND   Approximately $16,000,000 Will Be Paid On About 140,000 Policies

War One Veterans To Split Dividend:   [Sixteen Million Dollars To Be Paid On Policy  Anniversary

Red Guarded in Hospital Room   Life Is Threatened by Brother of Slain GI

Dr, Goering To Leave Here Fer Gaurch In East   English Lutheran Pastor Takes Church In New York City

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   $30,000 Ransom Paid Kidnapers of Miami Woman

$30,000 RANSOM PAID.IN MIAMI   Woman Found Bound And Unconscious After Payment Is Made

Six Of Eight Children Stricken With Polio, But Mother Says World Looks Brighter Now

Oil Blockade By Britain Irks Egyptian:   Minister Says May Lead to ‘Trouble and Revolution’ There

British Blockade Oil From Eqypt  Naval Grip Put On Port In Cairn Aran

-Action Allows Tokyo To Deal Directly With Accredited Governments

JAPAN GIVEN RIGHT TO DEAL DIRECTL WITH 23 NATIONS   Russia Omitted Fram List Of  Those With Whom Tokyo  May Keaantiate

Japan Gets New Status  Nation Can Parley   Nation Can Parley With Neighbors

Hershey Asks Congress For Draft Extension  Wants Authority To Induct Men From 18 Through 25 Year:

HERSHEY ASKS FOR EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW   AUTHORITY TO DRAFT MEN 18 THROUGH 25 IS ALSO REQUESTED

Draft Extension For Indefinite Time Requested  Not Emergency Shot   Not Emergency Shot In Arm, Says Hershe

18-Year Draft Vital, Hershey Warns Senators   Dangerous Manpower Shortage Otherwise, General Testifies

Uraes Drafting of 18 Year Olds   Says Nation Periled by Shortage of Manpower

Draft Youths Or Face Crisis, Hershey Says   Air Force Calling Major Portion of Reserve Guard Units

House Blocks Quick Action On Tax Bills   Act Outlawing Reds Is Sent to Fine; Haluska Hearing Opens Today

TAX PACKAGE WORDING WILL BE RECTIFIED   House Will Make Only Minor Changes In Senate Measure

Truman Entered (On Minnesota Primary List   Sen. Douglas Denies Possible Nomination

Truman Is Entered On Primary Ticket   Douglas Reports He’s Not President Candidate

Truman's Name To Be Entered In Minnesota   Presidential Politics Are Warming Up In Capital Hect Wave

LEGISLATURE BEGINS RACE AGAINST TIME   House Returns From Recess to Join Senate In Knotty Problems. 

Ducking Delays Unmarried Couples Human Relations Test Till Tuesday

Thirty FFA Youths Making 4,000-Mile Camping Tour   Young People Making River Trip by Raft Not Discouraged by Swamping and Damage

Many Problems Involved in Starting ‘Driver Training Courses in County’.

MANY SCHOOLS IN THE COUNTY INTERESTED IN DRIVE COURSE   Several Problems Are Involved

Scientist Freed in Contempt Case  Right To Refuse Answers Upheld

Dr. Weinberg Freed on Contempt Of Court Charges; Incrimination Of Self Angle Advanced by Judge

Judge Clears ‘Scientist X’ In Contempt Case   Four Charges Are Thrown Out Agains! Atomie Spy Fiecure

Judge Frees ‘Scientist X’  _ Weinberg Acquitted  On Contempt Charge:

‘Scientist Is Freed Of Contempt by U. S. District Judge   Dr. Joseph W. Weinberg Released by Judge Who Preferred Charges

Judge Frees “Scientist-X’ Of Contempt   Says Weinberg Has Right To Refuse To Anawer Jury Question

Unfaithful, Neglected Children, He Say  Waterloo Man Surrenders at  Cedar Rapids

WATERLOO MAN TELLS OFFICERS TO LOOK IN CAR   Gives Himself Up At Cedar Rapids, Admits Her Death

Man Calmly Gives Up To Police   Authorities Doubt Story Until They Find Body in Car

Marches Into Police Station, Admits Slaying   Waterloo Man to Cedar Rapids With Body of -His Wife

Surrenders at Headquarters in Cedar Rapids   Admits Killing. Her On Death ‘Ride; Blames Domestic Trouble

Cedar Rapids Officers find Body in Trunk of Car After Waterloo Man Admits Killing

Legislators Pass 24th Hour Mark   No Agreement In Sight; Grand Jury Bil OKd

IN CONTINUOUS SESSION MORE THAN 24 HOURS   Deadlock Over Budget Bill Delays Adjournment Of Solons

War Balance Sheet For Week © Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad

Week's Appraisal Of War News   By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Foreign Naure RAttar

Sparkman Expects Sign Chinese Will Negotiate   Senators Believe Marshall Has Reason For Appearance Of Optimism At Hearings On MacArthur Ouster

Marshall’s Views Lead To Optimisn   Defense Chief Ends Lengthy Testimony On Military Policy

Senator Cites Basis For Talk In Washington   Marshall Testimony Gives Rise To Belief Foe May Make Move

Talk Of Feelers For Peace Spreac By Lawmakers   Bradley Takes Stand For Administration In MacArthur Inquiry

POSSIBILITY CHINESE MAY NEGOTIATE   Unconfirmed Talk of Enemy Move ' Spreads in Washington; Doubt Reds Can Take Heavy Losses.

NO KNOWLEDGE OF SPECIFIC ACTION   Solons Feel Reds May Soen Attempt To Negotiate  NDOTIMsiCh   Stems From Sec. Marshall Testimony: All Rumors Are Unconfirmed

Reds May Start Peace Feelers, Senators Hint   Marshall Testimony Highly Optimistic, Congressmen Say

Red Chinese May Give Sigt To Negottate   Feeling Is Growing Among Lawmakers That Enemy May  Show ‘Willingness’

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill Say Feeling Growing   Senators Contend Reds Are Willing to Talk on Negotiating Settlement

Hint Reds Ready For Peace Talk   Senators Reveal No Confirmation Of Latest Report

SE RM age Ee Oe OLE Bee  Lawmakers Optimistic About Prospect of Peace in Korea

Hear Talk Of Peace Feelers From Chinese   No Confirmation But Senators Feel Something‘s in the Air

Capital Gets Inference from Marshall Story  Lawmakers Think Defense Secretary

Baruch Upholds Marshall’s Plan Of World Defense   Think Chinese Reds May Consider Peace

Talk of Possible Enemy Peace Feelers in Korea Spread Through Nation's Capital Today

RUMORS START ON POSSIBLE ENEMY TRUCE   Communists May Be Forced Into Pact, Congressmen Claim

 —FEELERS? — New Hint Of Peace In Korea   MARSHALD’S HOPES CITED

Senators See Optimism by Gen. Marshall  Heavy Red Losses In Korea Stressed By Defense Chief

U.S. Is Not Prepared for Showdown, Bradley Says; — Red Peace Feelers Hinted

inemy “Saves Face’   U.S. Seems To Sue For Peace In Effort To End Slaughter

U.S. ‘Loses Face’ to Salvage Lives By Meeting With Reds at Kaesong

No Political Commitments  In Legion Talk   Warns of Plunge Toward Socialism, Economic Disaster.

FAVORS USING ATOM WEAPONS "AS NEEDED’   Charges His Action Balks Secret Plan To Abandon Formosa

M Arthur Asks All-Out Drive For A-Weapon   No Commitments In Politics Made At Legion Parley

AID BILL FACES ROUGH COURSE   Stout Congressional Opposition, However, May Fade Away

Trouble Seen for $8 Billion Aid Program  Foreign Aid Plan Faces Rough Course

Rough Going Seen For New Aid Program  ‘I’s Much Too Big,’ Many Republicans Sav Of 8! Billions

PRESIDENT’S AID PROPOSAL SURE OF ROUGH ROAD   Republican Leaders Suggest Trimming Amount To $6,000,. 000,000-—Vote Be.  ing Forecast.

Rough Time Seen For Aid Program  “Much too Big” GOP Sentiment of Truman 8! Billion Program

‘Congress Opposition President’ s Foreign Aid Bid Faces Rough Road

New Foreign Aid Program Faces Rough Opposition  - Republican Suggests Diiikaa fins So eet   Republican Suggests Funds Can Be Cut To 6 Billion

Foreign Aid Bill Faces Rough Test   Lengthy Debate on Truman Europe Military Plan Seen

President's New Stop-Communism Foreign Aid Program Seems Certain to Face Rough Course

 Republicans Believe $8.5 Billion is Too Much  Foreign Aid Program Faces Tough Going, But Fight Against Aid to India Collapses

FOREIGN AID PLANS GIVEN CLOSE STUDY   Joint Conference Goes To Work On Indian Grain Bill.

Rough Course In Congress Seen for Foreign Aid Plan   “Much Too Big” Says Jensen of  Treisman Denaram

Foreign Aid Bill Due For Roughin   Congress Expected To Pounce On Truman Program.

Truman Request: Faces Tough Roat   Foreign Aid Program To Stop Communism Is Running Inte Opposition

Truman’s New Foreign Aid Program Seems Sure To Face Rough Course

Tough Going Seen for New Aid Program   Conferees Start Work on Bills To Help India

$8.5 BILLION FOREIGN AID TOO EXPENSIVE  CONGRESSMEN COOL   CONGRESSMEN COOL TO TRUMAN’S PLAN FOR HALTING REDS

GIs Slip as Riflemen   Average Man Not Well Trained, Expert Declares, Te’ an’s Fire Piece tor Fear of Reprisal

Reds Claim UN Planes Kill War Prisoners  Chinese Commies _ Say S71 POWs  @g i ¢ 

Alive Or Thead  Reds Admit Taking 1,058 PWs Not Listed In Report To U.N.

Reds Admit More US Men Held   Of 1.078 Not on List 571 Died, 155 Escaped; UN Command ‘Shocked’

REDS SAY o/1 POW’S DEAD   Account For 726; Claim Some Escaped Or Were Released

Reds Say 571 Of 1,058 Yanks Not On List Of POWs Are Dead  Report 152 Others Escaped; Truce Line Trial Period’s Extension Seen

571 Are Dead, According to Reds’ Story   UN Command Calls New Accounting ‘Shocking’ Tale

Others Have Escaped Or Were Released, Reds Assert Today In Latest Report

152 Others Escaped or Were Released, Communists Claim   None ot #26 Was Named in Prisoner List Provided by Commies Lact Week

Reds Announce Death’ 0f571 American POW’s  Communists Say They   Communists Say The) Are Still Checking On What Happened To 332 Other Yanks

Reds Account For 726 More POW's But Claim 571 Of Them Are Dead   Other 155 Americans Escaped Or Were Released They Say; U. N. Command Calls Report “A Shockine Disclosure.’

Reds List Prisoners Who ‘Died’   More Names Given By Communists to U.N. Negotiators

Say Gunfire, Disease Took Heavy Toll   U.N. Commanders Say Disclosure Is Shocking News

ADMIT TAKING OF 1,058 MORE THAN ON LISTS   Claim 155 Escaped, Our Planes Caused Death of Prisoners

Reds Say UN PW’s Killed By Own Airplanes   Allies Will Agree ‘Fo Brief Extension Of Trnee Deadline

Si Yanks Dead in New Prisoner List   155 ‘Escaped or Freed’; Fate of 332 Unknown; Names Total 1058

Reds Admit 450 U.S. Prisoners Died I Captivity   Tragic Announcemen Comes During Truce Parley Bickering

REDS ADMITTE FALSE CLAING: ON PRISONSRS .::   Ralsed False Hétios  Among Relativew:of. 450 Captured Men

571 Dead; Others’ Fate Kept Secret  - U.N, Allies Demand Report On New Total:   U.N, Allies Demand Report On New Total Truce Nears End

REPORT CALLED “SHOCKING” BY U.N.   Communists Claim 571 Of Number Have Died   According To Enemy List; Allies Say None Return To American Lines

Nearly All Are Americans— Talk Continues   None of Those Alive Returns to UN Lines— Commie Statement Is “Shocking Disclosure’

Communists Give An Accounting of More Prisoners  No Progress Made In Armistice Talk

Reds Account for 1,058 More U. S.  Prisoners of War  571 Died, They Tell U. N. Truce Neaotiation Team

Say 5/1 Dead, Others Freed Or Escaped   U.N. Calls Reds’ Latest Reply ‘Shocking Disclosure

Communists Vague Abou Fate of All Americans Included   U.N. PLANO DLAWIEL  Enemy Says 571 Men Have Died, 155 Escaped, 33? Unknown

Deadline Finds No Progress In Truce Parleys  Communists Claim Also That Allied  _ List Is Inaccurate

Few Die From Disease While Three Are Released   All €& Dead or Gone

Prospects Slim for Armistice Agreement by De: adline: POW’s Permitted to Send Mail

ENEMY CLAIMS MEN KILLED BY ALLIED GUNS   Only 726 of 1,058 POW Whose Names Were Not on List Accounted For.

Account for More U.N. Prisoners Bul Most Are Dead   Allies Skeptical of Red Report; U. N. Planes Blamed for Some Deaths.

—-KORE A- Claim 155 Others On List Eseaped  First Mail From POWs Is Received

571 Of Them Dead, Enemy Note Claims   Trial Truce Period Ends Thursday, But Talks To Continue

Deliver Letters Written by Gls   Communists Ask About 44,205 Missing Troops

None Of New Missing List ‘Has Returned   Armistice Sessiom Inprodnetives Mail Comes From Canvps

Blame Bombings, Artillery for Fatalities  Among Prisoners     Foe Blames Bombings,  Artillery for Deaths of Amorinan DAW.

‘Shocking Disclosure’ Is Reported By Allies   Enemy Says Another 155 Were Released Or Escaped; However, U. N. Says They Never Returned To Allied Lines

Report 571 Gls Died in POW Camps   New Prisoner List — Accounts for 726 Captured Americans

-ewiutae wet wee  Communists Account for 726 More Captured Americans

Account tor 726 More Americans But Say 57! of Them Are Dead. Others Escaped or Set Free.

155 Others Escaped, Say  Communists   Soldiers Were Among 1,058 Missing Not-on POW List

1,058 More POWs On Reds List   Communists Vague Abou Fate of All Americans Included   We %AVe A beh BANE? AERA  Enemy Says 571 Men Have Died, 155 Escaped, 332 Unknown

Commies Admit They Captured 1058 More Gls   Many Are Unaccounted For; 571 Have Died

Reds List 726 More Captured Americans They Say Died, Fled Ov Were Released

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Claim 571 Of Number Are Dead

Reds Admit 1,058 More Yanks Taken Than They Listed   571 Died, 152 Escaped They Say; Hazy About Other 232

Reds Say Men Died In Camps   Claim POWs Were Killed by Allied Planes or Diseases; Others ‘Escaped’

Claim 571 Died In Air Attacks; Truce Deadline Drawing Near   30-Day Armistice Paet Scheduled to End Thursday

Reds Admit At Deadlock Truce Talks 450 Americans Perish In Captivity

Agreement by Truce Deadline  Held Doubtful   Reds Claim 571 Yariks Have Died, 152 .Others Fled

Reds Admit 571 POW’s Have Died   Account For 726 More Captured Americans;  ‘Shocking Disclosure’,  Savs UN Command

Communists Account For 126 More American POW:   Not One On List Has Returned To U. N. Lines

Claim Another 155 Escaped Or Were Freed   U.N. Officials Term Disclosure ‘Shocking’ News

Reds Report On 116 More U. N. Prisoners   But Say 571 Of These Are Dead; Most Americans

Claim Another. 152 American POWs Escaped   Truce Deadline ‘Near With Little _ Hone for Asreenan:

Reds Report 571 Americans Died’  Statement Claims 155 Others Free

Truce Negotiators Near Close Of Trial Period; Report Reveals 571 Dead

Reds Tell of Capturing 1,058 Yankee Prisoners Not Listed   Communists Say 571 Die, Mostly From Plane Attacks: Reiect U.N. Demand

Allied Leader Cites Report Is ‘Shocking’  Enemy Indicated 155   Enemy Indicated 155 -Eecaped, None Came: Back To U. N. Lines

Reds Account For 726 More Allied Prisoners   Commies Say 571 of Group, Most of Them Americans, Died; Others Escaped or Got Releases, But None Got Back to Allies

Allies Describe Disclosure As ’Shocking ’   Enemy Says 571 of Mer. Have Died, 155 Escaped, 332 Unknown

Virtually Abandon Armistice Hopes By Deadline Hour   Reds Now Claim 57] Americans Have Died After Their Capture; Deliver Letters From Prisoners

Communists Claim 57] Out Of 726 Have Died   Report: Termed Shocking By U.N  Korea Command

Reds Confess 57 American Prisoners Dead   No Assurance Others Alive

726 Moze Accounted For: Say 571 Of Them Died   SAY OTHERS RELEASED BUT U.N. REPORT: NONE EVER REACHEO ALLIED LINES

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UN Chiefs Shocked by  Disclosure   Communists Say Check Is Made on 332 Others —Reds Make Report  in Note   Allies Are Blamed   Artillery, Planes Killed Many Americans, Red Officials Claim

Scant Prospect At Truce Parley Of Agreement   Reds Claim 571 U.S. War Prisoners Died After Capture  a., BARRO T CFLIAMWAIE

Communists Say That of 1,058 U. §. Troops Taken Many Have Died. Escaned or Released

Communists Report 971 War Prisoners Died in Captivity   152 Others Escaped, Reds Tell UN Truce Envoys as Armistice End Draws Near

Reds Claim 571 Missing Prisoners Died   Nichols Calls Their Report Shocking and  Full of Discrepancies

List Shows 571 Are Dead, 155 Escaned   U. N. Headquarters Calls Red Report ‘Shocking’; Enemy Checking 332 Others

Reds Claim 571 Prisoners Dead   Number Listed Among 726 More Accounted for by Enemy

Fate of 1000 US Captives Told By Reds   UN Command Calls Report On Missing Yanks “Shockine”’

Reds Account For 726 POWs, “Still Checking   Truce Deadline Due to Expire  _ Tomorrow; Decision Pending

REPORT 571 DIED AND 155 MADE ESCAPE   Allied Command. Shoeked at Disclosure on Fate of Men Not. ‘Named on Prisoner. List. Sorry      332 OTHER YANKS — UNACCOUNTED FOR   Reds Blame ‘American Planes and. Artillery: for Deaths; Won't Discuss Missing Koreans. .

UN COMMAND IS SHOCKED AT NEW DATA   _ Another 155 Are Reported Freed But None Found

Reds Prisoner Total Is Upped; UN Asks Names   Gen. Ridgway Can Extend Agreement lf He Sees Fit

Another 155 Ked Or Freed, Reds Assert   But Not One Of Those Has Returned To Allied Lines

First Letters From Captured Men Released  Only One Day Left To Truce Deadline

Communists Account for Prisoners  UN Given Report On 726; Others Said to Have Died

Fate of 332 Added Yanks Being Checkec   U.N. Inquiry About 1103 Brings Response, in Part, From Enemy

Many Killed By U.N. Fire, They Claim   Allied Command “Shocked. Cites Many Discrepancie:

W eather--  Foe Claims  Escape by 152 Others   Allied Spokesman Rap: Response to Demand For Accounting.

— ‘SHOCKING. 155 Were Freed or. Escaped °   FATE OF 332 “UNDETERMINED

BUT alt a7] DEAD, 130 NO LONGER POWS   UN Spokesman Says None Have Been Returned to Allied Lines.

1,058 Yank POWs Not Listed By Foe; Reds Say afl Dead  mort a eee   UN Isn't Certain Others Alive As Tardy Report Ie Presented

Offer Explanation As Deadline Nears With Pact Hopeless   Commies Declare 152 American Prisoners Escaped And Others Were Victims Of Disease.

Cease-Fire Trial  Period Near—End   Reds Admit Taking 1,058 Americans Not Previously Listed—-U. N, Command Calls Report Shackine Disclacure

Foes Admit 571 of These Had Died, 155 Escaped But Not One Reached UN Lines

‘Shocking,’ U.N. Says Of New Report   Communists Claim Other 155 Escaped Or Were Released

Reds Admit That 450 Americans They’ve Taken As Prisoners in Korea Have Died

Reds Admit More PW's   But Communists Say Most Of The 1,058 Have Died

Reds Blame Allied Planes, Artillery Fire   322 Others Sil Missing

152 Eseaped, 3 Released, UN Is Told   Communist Delegate Says U. S. Planes, Guns Killed Many

REDS ADMITTE FALSE CLAIMS ON PRISONERS...   Raised False Hébes Among Relatives of 450 Captured Men

>/10£Them Dead, Enemy  Note Claims  Trial Truce Period   Trial Truce Period Ends Thursday, But Talks To Continue

Winter Continues To Hold Tight Grip On State; Strong Winds, Fresh Snow Block Highways; Midwest Digs Out

Western States Digging Out From Under Huge Snowfall Over Week-end

Freezing Rain, Sleet, Falling On Southeast   Midwestern Areas Suffer From Cold

Gen. MacArthur Says U.N. Force: re Hold Korea   Declares Enemy Forces In Korea Have Been Hurt Badly

“Indefinitely,” MacArthur   But General _ Refuses to Predict ‘Course of Korean Wa  en ee ee

Commander Marks 71st Birthday   Fully Confident UN Power Will  Stop Invaders

Vital Decision Of Naming Guardian For 11 Orphans Of Murray Moore Weighed By Pontiac, Mich., Judce

West Virginia Turnpike Plans Finished; $100 Millions Needed For Construction

UN FUND. PRUGRESS Red Cross Board Hears To }   tal Is $14,747; Bloodmobile Coming

ON FUND. PR   aE Ee ae ee  Red Cross Board Hears Total Is $14,747; Blood mahile Caming

Possibili ity Of Sabota ge Probed In Blast-Crash Of 8 Jet Planes

Air Force Safety Head Tackles Job   Theories of Wrong Fuel And Sabotage Among  Ceuscee Susnected.

Air Force Orders Probe Into Crash of Eight Jet Planes  Sabotage Suspected As Engines Explode  Mwveterianely in Air

FiveN.E. Marines Die in Crash   Killed as Their Car Smashes Into Rear of "Tenet Tratler “Tek:

5 Marines Killed   Car Hits Tractor-Trailer on Jersey Turnpike at Bordentown

Five Marines # Killed In Wreck   Believed Stationed 4 At Camp Lejeune

One of “Most Wanted” By FBI Killed Wife In California   ROMANCE TO MURDER

Believes Attack By Russia Could Come Any Time   Defense Chief in Favor of Limited Korean Conflict

NEOT EUROPE DANGER CITED BY MARSHAL   Declares “Kremlin Is Our Opponent,” Providing Arms to Chinese.

Declares Position Of Other Nations Part Of Reason For Ouster Of Gen. MacArthur

Red Cross Ready to Assist Flood Victims   Sets Up Aid Office at Civic Auditorium for lyon ond Chase Counties

State Asks Jury To Convict Trio  Of Red Agitator:   Claim Based On Theor; ‘ Communists Plotted Against U. S.

Cost-of-Living Index Steady   Rail Workers Get Little If Any Hike

Governor Warns OnRedAgeression. Leads in Defense   Hits Critics of Program to Preserve Liberty _ and Meet Threat of Russia

NAB STUDENT BANK ROBBER   U-M Student Admits He Stole To Finance His Studies

Four Months Basie Training is Stipulated  Bere, ie >: Sapeeess Fa "Say   Local Boards Muat First Exhaust Supply Of Older Men

Teen-Age Draft Advances Step   Senate Stipulates Draftees Are to Ge! Minimum of 4 Months’ Training

U.S. Gains Support In Move to Declare China As Aggressor  Britain and France To Support Measure, Arab-Asian Bloc Split

State Services Cut Proposed  Appropriation Bills Filed in Leaiclature

Spending Bills Before Solons Indicate Cats  titmisonn @atltt At   Measures Still Above Expected Tax Funds

(The Forrestal Diaries United States Flounders in China Morass  With Russia Watching From the Sideline:

FORRESTAL DIARIES, VI, aan tadahearei a  "Difficulties of U.S.  Mount m China

THE Jirrestal Diaries   Decide to Force Chiang to Accept Reds; Hurley Resignation; Marshall Named

Give Approval To Report On  Senate Race   Senate Rules Committee Votes 9 To 3 Today To Accept Report On Maryland Campaign

City Governing Body Agrees to Meet on Tuesday Afternoons   VOTES A STOP SIGN

CHANGE IN TIME FOR COMMISSION   City Governing Body Agrees to Meet on Tuesday Afternoons   VOTES A STOP SIGN

MARAGON PLEA TO AVOID JAIL _ TERM DENIED   Supreme Court Refuses to Hea  Perjuror, Friend of : Gen. Vaughan.

Maracon Loses: May-Go to Jail  High Court Refuses   High Court Refuses to Consider Appeal

U.S. to Slap Rent Ceilings on San Diego   Rollback Orders _ Due in Six Critical Defense Reaiens

 Far Cry from Red Parley in East Berlin  ‘Free Youth Pit Hope for World On Democracy at Ithaca Meeting

British fo Leave Vast Iranian Oil Empire Today  Dreams of Kicking Out Builders of Industry Realized

MISSOURIAN ASKS ~MPURATH OUSTER   ‘HOUSE GROUP TO LOOK AT  TAX RETURNS OF THERON  LAMAR CAUDLE.

House To Scan Caudle Tax Returns   Asst. Atty. General Secretly Questioned in House Inquiry

Tax Returns Of Caudle Under Quiz   Rep. Curtis Calls for Ouster of Both Caudle and McGrath.

Question M’Gratt fice Far Failure To Push Tax Cases   ‘Caudle Before House Pro bers On Some of His Deals —

Tax Returns. Of Caudle Interest  Probe Group   Tax Prosecutor Questioned Again In Inquiry into Revenue Scandal

Dems Plunge Into Last-Ditch Effort to Hold Up Governor  Fine's Civil Defense Program

Democrats Oper Fight on Civil Defense Setup  State Senators Want Explanation Of = Top Salaries

Civil Defense’s Pays Under Fire   Democrats Make Effort To Hold up Gov. Fine’s  Civil Defense Program

STATE SOLONS PREPARING 10 END SESSION   Midnight Session Held  As Reapportionment Is Approved

Reapport  Plan Passed By Legislature   Senate Committee Clears Dent of Bribery Charge

Tempestuous 1951 Session of “Assembly Ends   Lawmakers Ram Through Congressional Reapportionment and Prepare to Make Quick Get-Away For Christmas.

President Seeks New Flood Funds  Truman Asks Senate   Truman — Senate To Vote 22 Million For Mid-W est Control

Truman Asks $21,800,000 ir Flood Control   Calls on Senate For Special Fund  To Mid-West

Amount Is For Five-Poimt Program Including Tuttle Creek, ae Dams. wal Hutchinson, Wichita

TRUMAN ASKS SENATE BOOST FLOOD MONEY   Wants Special Fund, Change in House Program

Boosts Bid For Kansas Flood Works   President Requests $21.8 Million Extra For Control Projects in Midwest Area

VANTS MORE FUNDS   Mr. Truman Also Wants Cut in Original Flood Meas ure Restored

GENERAL RIDGWAY PROVES GOOD OFFENSE IS BEST DEFENSE AS COMMUNISTS YIELD

MEDIC’S WIFE SERIOUSLY ILL   Found Unconscious In Her Home; Revived By Resuscitator Squad

Gave $35,000 to Fight Tatt   Eatons Aided Labor Group in Campaign

Solon Says Ridgway Agrees With Views Of Gen. MacArthur  Rep. 0. K. Armstrong Urges Nationalist Invasion of China

‘His Corneas Give Sight to Couple   Transplants from Man Whe Died Lost Week Bring ” Sight to Man, Woman

Truman's Tax Program Goes to Congress   Cries for Slashing 'Non-Defense Spending Echo on Capitol Hill

Hurricane Going Deeper Into Mexicc   Four Thousand Homeless In Flooded Tampico Area

Texas Governor Denies It But— "Shivers For Senate’ Talk Buzzing Around

Brings New © Chargesin — Bakery Strike   Labor Dispute May Hit Nashua Raking Outtit

Half of Tax Dollar fo New Services for Missourians   State Financially Strong Despite Increasing Demands Says Gov. Smith.

0c of Tax $1 To New Services   Smith Reviews Expanded Service In St. Louis Talk

Kinfolk Will be Notified by Military of War Prisoners   Gigantic, Intricate Task to Take Days

Names to Be Rushed; Fog Delays Plane   Official Notifications Expected to Start Some Time Today

Job Matching Name Is Big   Kinfolks Will Be Advised As Soon As It's Possible

Notices To  Kin To Start   Majority of Families in For Disappontment

Worried Kin Ot Prisoners To Get Word   Military Begins Huge Task Of Advising Relatives About Red Hostages

KINFOLK OF PRISONERS TO BE NOTIFIED   Gov't Will Check Names on Lists for Home Towns; Mixed Cheer, Grief Expected.

Try to Head Off American Move To Indict China   But 35 Nations Now Backing U.S. Despite Modified Formula

Asian-Arab Bloc in U.N. Tries Again For 7-power Korean Peace Conference

MODIFY PEACE PLAN   Asian-Arab Bloc Asks for CeaseFire During Deliberation

Asian-Arab Bloc Modifies Plan  UL S. Stonds Firm Acainst Red Formule

Asian-Arab Block Modifies  Peace Formula   Agree To Make CeaseFire Order First of Problems To Discuss

UN May Not Brand Reds   Asian-Arab Group Would Amend U.S. Aewgressor Accusation

Asian-Arab Bloc Modifies Formula   Seeks to Head off U. N. Approval of U. S. Demands For Aggressor Tag

Arab-Asian Bloc Alters Peace Plan   New Trimmings Are Added To Delay Tactics

Stinging Reply Is Issued to New Interview   Soviet Head Accused Of Trying te Sew Dissension in World

British Make Sharp Reply   *Sinokescreen’ Seen In Stalin Remarks

Defensive Actions Due, To Russia’s Aggressi Policy, London Claim

Claims Joe Seeking To Hide Arming   Russian Says War Not Inevitable but U.S. Is Instigating It.

Stalin Declares Another War Is Not Inevitable   Soviet Leader Claims Conflict In Korea Will End In Defeat For U. S$: Dooms Oreanization Of UN

Declares War Is Not Inevitable   Alhes Interpret Interview As Lies To Suppor! Russia's Faltering Propaganda Program.

Afflee Called Liar: London Rips Kremlin   Pravda Interview Seen as Attempt To Divide West

Britain Charges Stalin Statement Is Smokescreen To Cover Armament Race

Doubt Sincerity of Stalin's Desire’ for Peace   English Leaders In Denunciation Of Communist Stand

BRITAIN SAYS STALIN CHARGE SHOKE SCREEN   Foreign Office Reacts Sharply to Russian Premier’s Statement About Attlee.

Petain Remains Controversial Figure In Death  World War  Hero Is Denied Vedun Burial

First Snowfall In Central New York Is Blamed for Death in Oneida Lake

Skit Mocks Red Leader   Voice of America Puts Josef Stalin In Cuckue Clock

MORE CLOUDS   Near-Sighted Bird With Glasses Gets His Picture Taken

iT ruman Statement That Eisenhowe: Job Has No Time Limit Adds to  ‘Confusion on Presidential Timber

Truman Crimps Eisenhower Boom    President Declines to Set Time Limit on General’s European Defense Job

No Time Limit  On Defense Job   Solicitous kor Gen. ‘Ike’ to Run

Campaign Future Is More Cloudy   Truman Says There Is No Time Limit On Eisenhower Job

TRUMAN UPSETS 1952 GOP PLAN   President Says There Is No Time Limit On Gen. Eisenhower's European Defense Job.

Truman Clouds Ike’s Role in 1952, Says No Time Limit Set on Europe Post

Officers of Four States Searclsing For Two Fugitives   Sanpected Cattle Rusthers Ovarpower Patrolman, Flee in His Cor

Two Sought in Kidnaping of Sfafe Officer   Patrolman Seized by =-Pait; Handeuffed and Left on Roadside; Wide Search Launched

President Joins Illustrious Gathering To Acclaim Young Korean War Veteran

Recorded Honor   Truman and Other Dignitaries Pay  Tribute to Amputee

Winner by a Nose   eee reciente [ee aceareuca’a tama hater -ace-aeaaameaaentunmncacauntaehemienmeties “andl  Wounded Gl Cheered As VIP of the Year

Korean War Vet Accorded Honor   Truman and Other Dignitaries Pay Tribute to Amputee

West Protesting Soviet Tone Tax   Charge Tax Violates Four-Power Agreements On Berlin.

KkKKK KS BRITON WHO DESERTED BECAUSE OF MARCHING ROAMED AS FUGITIVE

Heronymous in Bankruptcy Plea   Sheboygan Broker Has Two Million Liabilities

 Emergency Money Cut Senate-House Committee Acrees On Defense Funds

Special Fund For Airforce Cut $4 Billion   But Only Because Detailed Plans Are Not Yet Prepared

Report Indicates Shortage In Accounts Of State College Laundry Manager

Korean Air Force Has Priority  Shortage OF Parts Curtail F-84 Jets’ Use In Europe

Red Reinforcements Moved Ur As Communist Lines Stiffen   Chinese Observe Lunar New Year By Opening Attacks; U.N. Tank Forces Drive Wedge:In Lines

Combined Fire-Power of Allied Tanks, Aerial And Naval Guns Pave Path For Troops Through Reds

Chinese, U.N.  Tanks in Duel   Allied Air, Naval, Artillery Blows Pave Way for New Year's Attack

Allied Tanks Hit Main Red Defense Line In Korea  Chinese Throw Tanks into War South of Seou!]

RED RESISTANCE STIFFENS  F ighting Rages As UN Columns Attack Main » Chinese Defense Line

Tank Columns On Thru Red Forces  Alli.d . Infantry Fallawe   Allied Infantry Follow: Metal Monsters Wiping Out Enemy   CHINESE TANKS ENTER   Reds Rush Reinforcements in for Possible New Year's Drive

Allies Push Ahead: Reds Use Tanks   UN Air, Naval And Artillery Barrages Pave Fiery Path For the Attacks

To Heavy Losses      Tank Columns Grind Ahead as Chinese Ri ance Stiffens With Dawn of New Yea:

U.N. ARMOR» TESTS MAIN RED LINES   Allied Tanks Grind Ahead in Pincers Movements Despite Increasingly Heavy Resistance.   CHINESE SENDING TANKS INTO BATTLE   Reds Suffer Heavy Losses. South Korean Force Only 25 Miles from 38th Parallel.

Ked Foes Furiously Resisting    South Korea Force Within 25 Miles Of Paralle] 38

Allies Push Ahead Along Whole Front   Battles Flare in All Sectors as UN Troops Methodically Chop Off And Mon Un Red Tinits

U.N. Tank Columns Press Forward Against Stiffening Red Resistance   Allies Only 25 Miles From 38th Parallel Border

Main Red Lines Hit Near No. 38   United Nations Forces Grind Ahead In Face Of Stiffening Chinese Resistance

Allied Tanks Continue To Smash Reds   Powerful Forces Of Tanks, Infantry Hit Communists

Chinese Put Up Stiff Fight As New Year Dawns — Enemy Tanks, Reinforcements Thrown Into Battle South Of Seoul

Enemy Units Rush South From Seoul   Chinese Celebrate Taunar New Year By Building Up Force

ALLIED TANKS NICKING MAIN AED DEFENSE   Chinese Use Tanks for First Time in Their New Year Drive.

Allies 25 Miles from Parallel 38   Smash On as Chinese Stiffen Stand with New Year Dawn.

Allies Push Ahead; Reds Use Tanks  UN Air, Naval And   UN Air, Naval And Artillery Barrages Pave Fiery Path For the Attacks

Allied Tanks  Chew Into Red Defense Lines   ’ Chinese Resistance Stiffening As Lunar New Year Dawns

FRESH ATTACK TAKES HEAVY TOLL OF ENEMY   Allies Blast To Within 25 Miles of Border At One Point.

UN Tanks Hit Main Red Lines   Allied Sea, Air, Land Barrages Open Uy Way For Ground Offensive

 Resistance Stiffens  Allied Tanks Continue To Gain Against Reds

U.N. Troops Only 25 Miles From Parallel   57,000 Reds Dead, Wounded During Last Thirteen Days

Chinese Throw Tanks Into  Seoul Detense   Resistance Stiffens  As Reds Salute Their New “Year of Rabbit” —UN Near Parallel 38

Resistance Of Enemy Stiffens On Main Front   U.N. Tank Forces Continue Forward Movement.

Chinese Put Up Stronger Fight, Using Tanks Again  Tenlatinn OF Ilaiec   Isolation Of Units Strategy Of Allied High Chief In Korea

ALLIES ADVANCE IN DRIVE AIMED AT PARALLEL 38   Air, Naval And, Artil -lery Units Support Attacks Of U.N Forces — Chinese Resist Fiercely.

ALLIED ARMOR, GUNS AND PLANES POUND RED LINES   INFANTRY ADVANCES IN AVOWED EFFORT TO SLAUGHTER REDS

Tank Columns On Thru Red Forces  Allied Infantry Follows Metal Monsters Wiping  Out Enemy CHINESE TANKS ENTER Reds Rush Reinforcements  in for Possible New Year's Drive

South Koreans 25 Miles From 38th Parallel   Enemy Rushing Reinforcements South From Seoul

Tank Units Gain Against Heavier Red Resistance  Heavy Battle Raaes   Heavy Battle Rages On Western Front Near Seoul Outskirts

Rhinese Resistanse Sturens— Allies Press a Fiery Attack Against Reds

Allied Tank Columns Chew Into Chinese Defense Lines   Red Tanks Thrown Into Battle

Tank Columns Chew Into Red Defense Lines  UN Barrages Pave  Fiery Attack Path

Tanks Rip Main Red  Detenses   Allied Columns Encountet Stiffening Resistance  South of 38th Parallel CHINESE NEW YEAR First Enemy Tanks Into  Action To Salute Start Of Year of the Rabbit

Allied Tanks Smash Into Main Red Lines   U.N. Columns Grind Ahead Against Stiffening Chinese Resistance, With Air, Naval and Artillery Barrages Pacing Way: Battles Rage

U.N. Tanks Chew Into Main Red Defense Lines   Smash Toward ‘38’ Despite Stiffened Enemy Resistance

Tank Columns Grind Ahead Against Reds   Resistance Stiffens With Dawning Of Chinese New Year

Allied Tanks Gouge Holes In Red Lines   Aerial Support For UN Forces Batters Enemy Below Seoul

Red Resistance Against Allied Drive Stiffens   Spearhead Reaches Point Only 25 Miles South of Parallel

Air and Naval Guns Support U.N. Tank Thrust   New Gains Made Against Stiffening Red Defense South of Parallel.

Allies Find Tougher Red Resistance,  Grind Ahead   FootSoldiersBehindTank: Knock Out Enemy @ Nests

Foe Marks Beginning of Chinese New Year With Tougher Battle   Reds Send Tanks Out From Seoul   U. N. Armored Columns Chew Into Enemy’s Main Defense Line

But Allies Again Push Northward   Resistance in West Stiffens as Chinese Observe a New Yea

U.N. Tanks Push Through Red Line in Northern Drive  "O_lhinace Reina lin   “Chinese Bring Up Own Armor, Fight To Halt Allies

Allied Tanks Drive Deeper Into Red: Line   Heavy Artillery, Naval and Aerial Blast Paves Wav

Red Lines Chewed Up By Tanks   Double Enveloping Movements Whittle Down Red Forces Orn 40.mile Front

Strong Allied Forces Reach Main Red Line   Pitched Battle Rages All Day, Almest to Outskirts Of Seen!

‘Chinese Reds Rush Reinforcements in Effort to Stem U. N. Attack.as New Year Opens.   HILLS ALIVE WITH CHINESE, KOREAN REDS

Allied Tanks Smash At Main Red Defenses   Enemy Suffers Tremen dlous Losses As UN Armies  Grind On Under Support  Of Air, Naval Barrages   Heavy Red Toll!

Federal Judge Holds Millionaire Frederick Vanderbilt Field In Contempt Over Jumping of Bonds

Field Defies U.S. Judge In Red Case   Refuses To Reveal Bail Contributors   Court Threatens Contempt Citation Unless Names Are Given Today

Field Jailed; Hearing Set  For Appeal   Millionaire Given 9() - Day Sentence   Federal Judge Refuses Tc Parole Him To Attorney in Contempt Case

Federal Judge Sends Millionaire Leftist To Jail on Contempt  Refused to Disclose Depositors In Bail of Four Missine Commies

U.S. Judge Jails Field   Millionaire 1s To Have Appeal Aired In East

May Be Some Delay In Releasing Field   Cash Bail of $10,000 Is Presented, But The Red ‘Angel’ Still in Jail

Millionaire Refuses To  ist Donors   Judge Refuses To Extend Parole For Left-Winger

Md Jailed Contempt Court   Refusing To Tell  i 90 Days o Put Up Bail

Field Held in Contempt for Bond Secreey        Millionaire t's: il fa: Defiance of Federal Judee

Main Red Unit: Reeling Back Behind Screen   U.N. Troops Punch Out Fresh Gains Up To Four Miles

United Nations Troops In Gains Up To Four Mile:   Flanking Drive On Seoul Is Continued In Western Sector

‘St. Louis Mayor Declines ‘Middleman Role In Foreign Marriage Request

Stoppage Poses Serious Threat To Defense Work   White House Sources Doubt President Would Seize Industry

18,000 UNION WORKERS QUIT IN PAY OISPUTE   Appeal to Truman to Seize Plants as Negotiations Break Down.

President May Inferyene in Conner Strike   i Truman Expected to Appea) to Strikers to Return: Defense Program Threatened.

Truman May Step Into Walkout Of Copper Workers  Cut in Production Of Vital Product Threa!  To Defense Program

58,000 Out, U. 8. Copper Plants Idle   Truman Expected Toa Act Taday

Truman May Move ToEnd New Strike   » Walkout Of 58,000 Copper Workers Hits Nation's Defense Plans

Murray To Resign ClO Post in 1952  Leaders Request Year's Extension

Says Murray Hts Quitting   CIO President Alerts Assistants To Pick Successor

Murray to Resign as CIO Head   Alerts Officials To Start Picking Successor; Bad  - Health Blamed

Philip Murray Wants to Quit Job Next Year   Walter Reuther Likel) Successor to Job;

C.L.O. Alerted For Murray's Quitting In 52   Agrees To Delay His Retirement For Another Year

Cannon Vs Machine Gun Britain Prefers Heavy Calibre: US. Dickare With. Swyjec

ACHESON WARNS OF FUTURE PERIL   Says U. & Opposes Show. down with Communism Now in Korea -

Attempt Made To Avoid Red  Showdown Now   Sec. Acheson Warns Of Future Dangers If Developments Lull U:

Administration Fights  Showdown In Korea Acheson Gives Views And Warns Of Being Lulled Into Tougher Attack

U.S. Trying To Dodge   Showdown   Not Time for Big Clash, Acheson Says, Warns Ot New Red Blow

U.S. Trying To Avoid Showdown   That Is State Department Policy, Secretar: Acheson Says.

Acheson Says U.S. Averting Red Showdown   Secretary of State Fears Security Lull if Truce is Siqned

Want No Showdown In Korea .   Acheson Says U. S. Trying To Keep Clear Of It

Acheson Says US Shunning Showdown  Alen Warne Aanine!   Also Warns Agains' Being Lulled By Armistice In Korea

Acheson Says U. S. T: rying To Prevent Showdown With Reds Coming in Korea

Fair Profits Measure New OPS Strategy   Plan Reported First Step in Three-Part Government Progran

3-Part Plan Being Shaped By Johnston   Esealator Deadline. Parity Freeze Next in Line

ESA Hopes to “Harden” Anti-Inflation Dikes ; Economic Stabilizer Johnston To Wage New Attack on Prices

Johnston May Announce New Price Measure   Would Establish Standard On Manufacturer Profits

Manufacturers Curb Proposed   Johnston May Attack Price Problem from Another Anale

Price Roll-Back Is Due at Level Of Manufacturer:  ‘Average of Profits In 3 Best Years To Be Allowed

Price Standard To Be Announced   First Of Three-Part Plan Involves Manufacturers

THREE-FOLD PROGRAM IS PROPOSED   Freeze On Farm Parity Attempt Is Slated For Fight

OPS Readies Manufacturers’  Profits Curb      Is First Leg of 3-Par Program to. ‘Harden Inflation Control:

Johnson May Announce New Price Attack   Fair and Equitable Profit Proposed For Producers

Hopes Rise Higher Than Any - Time Since Cease-Fire Talks Were Broken Off Week Ago; Tune In On Radio Stations   THINK REPLY MAY COME VIA RADIO

UN Awaits Reply from Red Leader  Hopes Rise awa mith e Exchan wha FE

UN Negotiators Hope for Early Talk Resumption  Genesai Asserts Will Meet Veith Commies  Vas. Th

Ridgway Leaves Door Wide Open For Enemy To Resume Negotiations; Hopes Rise Higher Than at Any Time Since Talks Were Ended

Ridgway’s Reply Leaves Door Open   Red Radio Silent,. May Have Been Hit by Bombs

ALLIES AWAIT RED MOVE T0 AESUME TALKS   Ridgway’s Note Leaves Door ‘Open for Communists to End Stalemate.

Communists’ Reply To — Gen. Ridgway’s Latest Message Now Awaited

Hope Arises Among Allies   Silenced Peiping Radio Suggests Damage By United Nations Attack

Vital Red Base Seems Site Of Chinese Stand:   Censorship Clamps:  Down Abruptly Ove Detailed’ Reports.‘

GROUND NEAR. PARALLEL 38   Reds Show Indication Of Being Ready To Stand and Fight

Allies Meet Foe and the Advanee Suddenly Stops   Probe New Red Defense Line Above Hongchon

Communists Toss In Fresh Troops   Reds Repulse Allied Patrols Probing Defense Bases—  But Ground Offensive Moves On Toward “The 2288 Deaeanlflol

Chinese Throw Fresh Troops Into Battle   Communists Showing Signs Of Being Ready To Stand and Ficht

Allies’ Drive Grinds Ahead Toward 38th   Enemy Throws in New Troops and Artillery Along Front in Korea

Allied Patrols Halted by Reds Near Key Base  Chinese Force Believed Ready To Make Stand

Chinese Halt Retreat to Stand and Fight   Throwing Fresh Troops and Artillery Into Desperate Battle; U. N. Ground Troons Continue Prescure.

Allied Offensive Gained Ground Less Than 20 Miles From 38th Parallel; Chinese Ready To Fight

Bolstered Foe Showing Fight Below Border   UN: Patrols Testing “Chunchon Defenses Are Thrown Back

UN UNITS GAIN GROUND NEAR PARALLEL 38   Reds Show Indication Of Being Ready To Stand and Fight

Communist: ( puns:  roar Defiar anes As Alli es Pull Baek Patrols —

Homes Leveled When Twister Strikes Olney  Number Hurt Placed   Number Hurt Placed At 150; Police Say 100 Reuses Damaaed

Tornado Hits Town In Texas   Two Persons Killed And 100 Dwellings Believed Destroyed

TORNADO KILLS 2 AT UNLEY, TEX, INJURES SCORE:   Thirty Persons Hospitalized With Fractured Arms, Legs, and Ribs — 100 Homes Destroyed,   RESIDENTS DAZED BY SAVAGE BLOW   Two Buildings in’ Business District Leveled — Guardsmen, Red Cross Workers Rush to Area.

Victims Crowd: Olney Hospital:   Man and Wife Killed; Many Houses Are Hit

OLNEY, TEXAS IS HARD HIT BY  TORNADO; 2 DIE   Houses Are Leveled, Hysterical Residents Mili About the Streets

Tornado Kills Two, Rocks Texas Town  Homes Destroyed; About 150 Hurt

HOMES, OFFICES ARE WRECKED   Disaster Crews Called To Stricken Area

Two Killed, Many Hurt In Texas Tornado   Perhaps Hundred Houses Leveled  In North Texas Town of Olney

Tornado Takes Half of Town In Texas, Killing 2   \Police Chief Says About 100 Houses. Were  Destroved

mw BATS 24h 844148 & Wis &  Dean Nelson of Graduate School Is Chancellor Until September

AU OUMIENUH PUOE  Dean Nelson of Seaduease School Is Chancellor Un til September

ROUTE ‘VETOES’ KNOCKED OUT BY COMMITTEE   Only Minor Changes Made In Measure Lausche Presented

Roy Rogers Phones Donald  Call Hichliachts Cancer Victim’s Early Birthda:

Burlesque Queen Found Strangled  Ex-Husbond Hunted in Gotham Slaying

PANHANDLE 1S DRENCHED BY HEAVY RAINS   Amarillo Gets Heaviest Fall In 50 Years

WOMAN HAD BLUE-BLOOD BACKGROUND  Man Slays Lover, Reads Funnies To Corpse Three Days

‘Annual ‘Luncheon for. _ 4-H Leaders Slated For Mondav. March 12

Red Defenses Ripped By New Allied Attack      Spearhead Races To Within 30 Miles Of 88th Frontier Line

STH ARMY RIPS NEW HOLES IN RED DEFENSES   United Nations Attacks Wipe Out Bulk of Enemy Division In Korea.

Eighth Army Within 30 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Rip New Holes In Red Lines South of Seoul

Spearhead  Nears 38th Parallel   Drive Meeting With Mounting Red Resistance

Gls Within 30 Miles of dsth Parallel   Spearhead Races Around Enemy Below Seoul

‘Allies Rip New Holes ‘In Red Line   Fight 30 Miles From 38th Parallel

Gen. Ridgway Drafts Reply To Enemy Bid  May Demand Joint Patrols Of Kaesong

Terms Drafted For Resumption Of Truce Talks  Kaesong Zone Joint Patrols One Condition   Reply Due Soon

Allies May Call for Ground And Air Patrols of Kaesong As Condition for New Talks

UN Command Readies Reply On Truce Talks  Conditions May Call For Joint Patrol of Kaesong Neutral Zon

Allies Study Red Propesal . For Armistice   May Insist On ~~ Placing Patrols — To Guard Kaesong

Ridgway's Reply fo Reds Awaited   Conditions Expected on Allied Acceptance

Allies Framing Conditions For Truce Meeting   Resumption Of Kaesong Parley Asked By Reds

Allies Tell Reds Conditions for Resuming Talks   May Call for Joint Ground Patrol of 5 Mile Neutral Zone

JOINT PATROLS IN CITY AREA ARE PROBABLE   UN Plane Guards Also May Be Allied  Demand

PREPARE REPLY TO TRUCE NOTE   ; ALLIES EXPECTED TO CALL FOR POLICING OF KAE SONG NEUTRAL ZONE.

Truman Takes Hand in Iran  Letter Handed Premie  beimmn bbw clan oe

Truman Acts  In Oil Crisis   President Asks Moderate Course by Both Sides

President Takes Hand In Oil Row   Sends Letters to Both Mossadegh and Prime Minister Attlee.

Bombers Even Torrid Series  With 3-1 Win   Lopat Hurls 5-Hitter: Irvin Gets 3 for Four As Durochermen Bow

Superlative Pitching By Easy Ed Lopat Cools Off Blazing Bats Of Giants   Monte Irvin Continues Sensational Hitting Streak To Threaten Records; Larry Jansen Victim Of 3-1 Defeat

Steady Eddy Lopat Halts Goliaths, 3-1, Collins Helping With Home Run

World Series Tied Friday By The Yanks   New York Yonkees Win Second Series Game By Score Of 3 Tol

Yanks Even Series As Lopat Blisters Blazing Giaits, 3-1, With Dipsy Doodle Pltchins

Sabre Jets Hit Four MIG-15s  But Red Ground Fire Gets 3 UN Fiachters

Yank Jets Knock Down 1 MIG; Red Ground Fire Hits 3 Allied Planes

The Most Pitiful Plight of Korean War Comes to the Most Innocent of All — Babies 

Only Big Hearted U. S. Soldiers Are Saving Korea’s Abandoned Children

Mew Cufback Will Reduce ikke af Sieal   ‘fwenty Per Cent Slash Ordered April 1 Will Affect Produetion of Durable Goods.

NEW CUTBACKS SET FOR STEEL      Small Plants Expect To Feel Blow

U. S. Prepares Steel-Use Cut   20 Per Cent Reductior From 1950 Is Planned

Tavern Aide  Held for Loot  of lowa Bank FBI Catches Him With $119,500 -

Seize Bank Robben Suspect; Carried $119,520 Of Loot  Tavern Manager At Council Bluffs rrectad at Omaha

FBI Grabs Suspect, $119,520   Council Bluffs Tavern Manager Linked to McClelland Robbery

Jail Tavern Manager for Bank Theft   FBI Men Arrest Him, Find Packet Of Stolen Ronds

Kimpo Airfield And inchon Are Also Captured   Communist Trocps Flee Northward Without A Stand

Inchon Re-Occupied Without Opposition After ents  emer ee ,- cu.r.itpexnuwi.:. sca eo ae, ae er   Industrial Yongdungpo Is Swept Up in The Lightning Advance

Screaming Reds Fail In Defense   Treops Push Into N. Korea Deeper Than Any Other Time This Year

Waves of Screaming Reds Fail To Halt Allied Offensive  Marines Spark Drive Which Has Carried UN Farthest This Year

Fighting Is. Heaviest on East Sector   American Troops Push Deeper into “North Korea

Reds Fail To Halt US Marines   Screaming 'Waves Of Communists. Cut Down by Fire

UN Pushes Drive Into North Korea   Waves of Reds  . Fail to Halt TE & KAatinae

UNITED NATIONS TROOPS SLASH TOWARD NORTH   Murderous Allied Fire Chops Communist: to Pieces In Series of Attacks.

Marines Push In East Korea   Screaming Commies Can't Stop Them In Heavy Fighting

Waves of Screaming Reds Fail to Halt Advance of U. S. Marines   By WARREN P. FRANKLIN

Screaming Communists ‘Unable To Stop Steady Drive By U. S. Marines

Leathernecks Fight Deeper Into N. Korea   Barbed Wire, Murderous Fire Power Chop Shoulder-to-Shoulder Attack To Pieces.

Cost Of Borrowing ~ Rises For Marylane   Higher Interest Rate Or Ten Million Dollar Bond Issue

SYNDICATE BUYS STATE'S BONDS   Cost Of Borrowing Rais: ed; $350,000 For Coun ty In Credit Pool

Twister Levels Buildings Near Menomonie, Wis   Crops Destroyed Near Bayfield; Winds Lash South: Trees Down

Rains and High Winds Slash a Swath in State   Milwaukee Also Feels Force of Storm; Two Persons Are Injured

Tornado Leaves Trail Of Damage In Dunn County  Entire State Feels Varying Effects Of   Entire State Feels Varying Effects Of Twister; High Wind: Buffet Milwaukee

India Proposes New Pian to End Korea War   Sir Benegal Rau Proposes Conference With Red China

Sir Benegal Rau Works On New  Peace Meeting  Indian Feels Such A Conference Only Hope For Truce

Wide Sea Search For Lost Plane To Be Continued   Air Force Valise Found In Ocean Offers Faint Clue

Hope Facling for Men on I’lane That Vanishex! Af Sea   Search Swings to New Area With Finding of Duffle Beg Belonging to

Recovery of Bag Spurs Plane Hunt   A.F. Type Valise Picked Up from Sea By Ship Revives Survivor Hopes

New Sectors Of Atlantic  Are: Scoured For Airship   Valise Is Recovered  As Fleet Hunts Ship Missing With 53 Men

Valise !s Clue To Fate of 53 On Lost Plane   Air and Ship Search Combs Area; Finds » No Signs of Men

Valise Offers Clue In Hunt For Lost Plane   Fleets Of Ships And Aireraft Join In Search As Hopes Fade For 53 Missing Men

Find Valise From Airforce Plane  Express Fear All 53 Passengers Los?

Search For Missing  Still On   Fear Expressed AL 53 On Big Air Transport Have Perished

Valise, Duffle Bag Found As Hunt For Missing U.S. Plane Continues

Recovery of Valise Only Clue To Plane Down in Atlantic; Fail to Find Any Life Rafts

Search Swings To New Sector For Huge Plane   AF-Type Valise Found as Rescuers Push Hunt for 53

Hope Fading In Hunt For  Globemaster   Charred Duffle Bag Picked Up By Coast Guard Cutter In Sea

Find Valise From Lost  US Plane   Recovery Swings Fleets Of Ships and Planes te  New Sector of Atlantic   FIRST POSSIBLE CLUE   Coast Guard Ship Reports Finding Charred Duffle Bag Owned by Passenger

Hunt for Lost Atlantic Plane Spurred   Finding of Suitcase Swings Search to New Area of Ocear

Find Valise Near Where Plane Was Last Known to Be:   But There is No Other Sign of Fate of Big Air Liner

c alise and Vuttie bag spur New Search 50 Planes and 5 Ships Comb New Atlantic Arec For Missing C-124 Globemaster with 53 Aboard

U.S. Valise Is Found In Air Hunt   It’s First Object Located in Search For Globemaster

Recovery of Valise Clue To Lost Plane   Search Swings to New Sector of Atlantic in Attempt to Locate Army Air Force Tranenort

New Lead In Search For Missing Plane  Ship Finds Valise In General Area

Truman and Pleven Discuss Plans to Defend Europe   rencn Premier to Tell President France Will Fight to Defend Continent From Communisnr

Truman, Pleven Hold Talks On Plans To Defend F ance. In ‘Case ‘Of Russian Attack

President, Pleven Thresh Out Secret Plan in Event of Soviet Surprise Blow

Secret Defense Plans Keynote  Pleven Discussion  Assurance of Fight Against Aggression  Will Be Given

French Pledge To Fight Seen lf Reds Attack  Truman And Pleyen To Wind Up Pact Defense Talks Today

Special FHA Day Planned at State Fair on Oct. 10  More Than 400 Families Will Be Honored

Price Control Director Says He Will Roll Back Some Prices But No Across-Board Cut Is Due  Return to Rationing Not. Likely, ° DiSalle Tells Businessmen

Food Price Changes : Requested  Tittle Chanea   Little Chance . . Of Pre-Korea War Price Levels

Price. Rollback Expected But Di Salle Does Not Anticipate Rationing

No “Across Board” Price Cut Is Planned   Director DiSalle May "Rollback" Some. Rationing Not Anticipated

Some Prices to Be Rolled Back, DiSalle Asserts   No Across-Board Cuts Are Promised; U.S. C. of C. Fears a Sell_-Qu¢ tn Lahore

DiSalle Foresees No Ration   Expects to ‘Rol? Some Prices Back, but Won't Order a General Cut   ‘SELLOUT’ THE FARM?   US Chamber of Commerce Questions Johnston’s Policy on Food Price

Doubt Rollbacks To Middle-1950   CLARIFY REGULATION ON SLAIIGHTERERS

No Price Cut Lies Ahead For Across Board  Control Director Does Not Expect

No General Price Cuts Considered   Rollbacks Due On Some Items, DiSalle Sav«

Price Changes In Agricultural Goods Sought   “Farm Bloc Opposes Any Farm Freeze

Some Price Rollbacks Due DiSalle Says   U. $. C. of ©. Mits At Move To Freeze Farm Prices

The Weather   U. S. Plans Change in Food Prices  Wilson Reports No Pre-Korea Levels Possible

Administration Will Ask For Changes In Food Price Control:  Little Chance Prices Will Be Rolled Back To Pre-War Levels

DiSALLE PREDICTS PRICE ROLLBACKS   No Across the Beard Cuts; or Rationing Anticipated: Supplies Termed Ample

Five Fires Sats 3 Churches Burn   One Suspect Is Hel d, Another Sought

Sen. Flanders Says Govt. Has Encouraged ° Wage-Price Hikes; Controls To Come Soon

Curb Likely  For Prices, Wages, Soon By Congress .   * Senator Says Truman Methods Encouraging Series Of Increases

Home Edition  PRICE 7 ‘CENTS.   His Charges Not Issue, Savs Robins

Ban McCarthy As Speaker At GOP Rally   Say Anti-Red Issue Will Not Be Paramount in 1952 Campaion

—eeeEeEeEeEEeEEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEEEEEEEEEeEeEOEOe  Western GOP Not To Hear McCarthy

Says A-Bomb Carrying Planes “Only Effective Weapon” U.S. Ras for Dealing With Russians

THROUGH WAR-SCARRED HOLY LAND Faithful Begin Pilgr image To Christianity’s Shrine

German Troops Issue Prompts  French Uproar   Political Chieftains Offer Stormy Opposition  On Propesal

Gannon Sentenced To 35 Years to Life In Deputy’s Death   Four Airmen Begin Long Terms in Prison for Second Degree Murder

Gen. MacArthur ‘Greets War Vets   at Seattle   ignores Charges of Injecting Politics into Celebration

>ENERAL BLASTS ADMINISTRATION M’Arthur Ignores ‘Politics’ Charge

British Deny Oil Blockade Clamped   Egyptian Assertions Are Wrong, Spokesman at Fayed Says

British Army Denies Blockade On Oil Shipments   Egyptian Rejection Of Defense Pact Is Not Getting Support

British Army Denies Cairo  Oil Blockade   Rejection of Defense Pact Hit By Other Arab States

Nation Observes Memorial Day With  Solemnity as Americans Die in War

M’‘Arthur Sticks To Suife in Hotel   Wife, Arthur Plan to See Circus. Sights

House OKs 90% Voice Funds Cut   Action Slaps Truman; Waste Described

Ignore Truman's ‘Voice’ Fund Plea  House Backs 90 Pct. Cut in Appropriation

Washington Gives MacArthur Roaring Ovation   MacArthur Lands in New York City; Huge Reception to Be Staged Today

MacArthur Lands in New York City; Huge Reception to Be Staged Today

New York City Greets Party  Tired War Hero Home For Gotham Ovation

New York Reacy For M Arthur's Huge Welcome   Expect. 5 Million Spectators Will See Today's Parade

Gotham Hails Mac; Huge Parade Today  Says ‘We Know We've Come Home’

PACIFIC: HERO “COMES HOME TO NEW YORK   Mayor Greets General At Airport; Huge Parade Today

HUNGARIAN WORKER TAKES A “BEATING”   His Budget ‘Not Balanced,  Even pe Govern ment ‘s Is  par ar ra Sasres Fey

BACHELOR NOT MISSED — Farmer, Trapped 22 Hours In Picker, Loses His Hand

Crowds Swarm Ebbets Field To See Playoff   Giants-Dodgers ‘To Clash Today

Russia Won't Return 670 Lend-Lease Ships   Soviet Asserts United States Promised To Sell Vessels; Demand Will Be Renewed

Return Of Vessels Refused By Russia Soviets Charge U. $. Had  Promised To Sell Fleet Toe USSR .

RUSSIA REFUSES RETURN  OF 670 VESSELS LOANED BY U.S. DURING LATE WAR

12 Sabres Jump Foe Néor Border; Enemy Looses Flood in Vain Attempt to Stop UN

 Two Grandmothers Enjoy Themselves  ' After Being Tricked Into Long Journey

NINEF-VYVFAR_OFY L/P) NPHOWNS   Broken Bubble and Chagrin Lotof Hoaxed Grandmothers

Boyle’s Dad Wooed a Chow; Lost  Ching Had an Oriental Look, Remained Enemy

Safe Conduct For UN Trio s Awaited   Sunday Parley Will Deal Only With Armistice

Armistice Brought Nearer As Ridgway OKs Proposal To Start Parley On July 8—Commander Asks Reds To Guarantee Safe Conduct To Team On Way To Site Of Conference

Meeting Sunday Is Scheduled To Arrange Parley   Stage For Initial Truce Session Set By Ridgway’s Action

“Complete Text of MacArthur's Speech Before  Congress, Page 3   Capital Salutes Hero with Zeal   550,000 Cheer Mac at Porade, Ceremony

War Commander Rides Avenue Of Heroes In Giant Capital Weleome      House Committee Asks Testimony

Million See Hero’s Return To Washington   Wildest Reception Eve: Recorded in Nation’s Capital

General Gets Wild Welcome In Washington   Scores Of Thousands Line Streets To Ceremony At Monument

Hero Avenue Opens Arms To Conqueror   Visit to White House Passed by WArthur Crowd Vociferous

Drug, Department, Jeweiry, Appliance Stores Cut Prices In Several Large Cities

Price Wars Break Out From Gulf To Alaska   Practically Every Household And Personal Item Is Included Among Articles Slashed

Price War Moves Into South, West;  Drug Stores Join   Atlanta Merchants Copy New York Reductions, In All-Out Ficht

From Alaska to Georgia Price Cutting Mania Grips Nearly All of America

Price Wars Spread Even To Alaska  Most of Major Depa   Most of Major Depart ment Stores Outside NY Holding Line.

Price Slashes Spread To New Parts OFU.S.   D rug, Department And  Jewelry Stores Cut Costs  To Buvers

Rash Of Price Wars Spreads To Cities Across Nation As Big Stores Vie For Sales

Acheson Warns Against More Red Treachery   Presents Year-End Review Of Foreign Policy; New Forecast

Acheson Warns Nation Against Red Treachery  Must Beware Even If There is Armistice In Korea, He Says

Acneson Warns of Red Trickery   Says Korean Truce Not to Bring Lull

Says Boyle, National Head Of Party, Has Accepted Restenation of Aus. 1Oth

TRUMAN FORCES END OF PAN-AMERICAN PILOTS’ STRIKE BY INVOKING OF THE RAILROAD ACT

Yuma Retail Trade Setting New Record   This Year's Retail Trade Volume In City Running 15 Pct. Over All-Time 1950 High

Weather At Yuma   Yuma Retail Trade Setting New Record   This Year's Retail Trade Volume In City Running 15 Pct. Over All-Time 1950 High

WORD ON HOUSING IS EXPECTED SOO)   City Commission May Have Opinion on Annexation Tomorrow

WORD ON HOUSING IS EXPECTED SOON   City Commission May Have Opinion on Annexation Tomorrow   FOR PARK HILL TRAC]

D&C Ships Won't Sail This Season   Ml- Fated Cruise Vessel Amone 5

BOAT COMPANY ENDS SERVICE   D & C Line Suspends Passenger Ship Operation For Season

DRAMA IN.BOWELS OF EARTH Rescuers Combing Cave for Flocd-Trapped Pair.

IMPY DEMANDS MORAN QUIT OR BE FIRED   Action Follows Crime Probe Testimony

Believe 8 Passengers, Crew Killed   Control Tower At Baer Field Near Fort Wayne Reports ‘Elach In Sky’

Blast Wrecks Airliner; 11 Persons Dead   United Airlines Plane Explodes in Midair During Storm Over Ft. Wayne. Ind.

11 Meet Death in Crash, Blast of Air Liner   All Aboard Perish When Plane Falls Into Indiana Field

12 Die in Crash of Air Liner in Indiana —   All Aboard Plane Killed in Mid-Air Blast Near FE-Wavyne

Plane Biows Up During Storm in Fort Wavne Area   Eleven Apparently Dead As Passenger Ship Explodes

ILLINOIS STORM TOLL  Plane Plunges to Earth, Explodes, Claims 11

Plot of Young Germans To Kill Soviet Troops In Red Zone Disclosed

Enemy Leaves Ruined Capital Without Fight   I Chinese Fall Back Faster Than U.N. Can Advance - On Central Front

Allies Re-enter Seoul; By-Pass Commies Base   Reds Withdrawing Along Big Front; New Buildup Seen

General Retreat Of Reds Continues; Tanks Pursue ‘EnemyArmyNearP arallel

Jubilant ROKs Back  In Seoul As Allies Chase Fleeing Reds   US Tank Patrols By-Pass Hongchon Only 18 Miles South Of 38th Parallel; Red Chinese Troops Reported Massing To North And West

Shortages of Civilian Goods Seen   On Right Track ir Dual Production Effort: Wilson

Defense Program To Hit Consumer   Expanding Production For Military Expected To ‘Pinch’ Many Goods

Civilian Output Will Feel Pinch   Refrigerators, Cars Toa Be Hit

Rapidly Growing Defense Program May Cause Shortage in Consumer Articles

[Billion -A-Month Buildup ‘Defense Officials See Pinch ‘In Durable Goods Next Year

 Fast Expanding Defense Program Likely 'To Curb Auto, Refrigerator Production

U. S. Defense Program Said  Growing Fast   Shortages Likely To Hit Consumer

Pinch Coming Soon On Some Civilian tems  Cars. Refrigerators   Cars, Refrigerators May Be In Short Supoly, Is Warning

Shortages Seen In Consumers’  Durable Goods   Defense Mobilizer Says Pinch Is Result Of Defense Program

CivilianPineh  To Be Tighter   Fewer Goods Like Cars and Refrigerators Coming in °52

Shortage Of Durable Goods Due For U.S.   Defense Demands To Mean Less For Consumers

Consumer Goods Shortage Seen... . Defense Program Pinch Being Felt

Wilson Hints Auto Shortage Due Next Year   Defense Output To Cat Produetion of Some Durable Goods

Shortages in Civilian Goods Loom  Defense Cuts en: er ee   Defense Cuts Supply of Cars, Refrigerators

Civil Goods Shortages To Be Felt Soon  Wilson Denies Defense Lag

Reds Losing Europe Fight   Membership Figures Cited Ry State Devartment

Reds’ Strength Declines Sharply In West Europe   Party Membership Reduced 30 To 84%

Party Losses - Of Reds Cited   State Department’ Say: Moscow Losing Its Influence

Shortages In Butcher Shop Are Expected   Few Instances af ‘Panic’ Buying Noted In Survey

No Beef? Housewives Unworried   Little Scare Buying Found Despite Impending Shortage:

Few Instances Of ‘Panic’ Meat Buying Reportec  Dealers Predicted Pi 1 t§ar gg

Answer Expectec In Beef Question By End Of Week   Shortage Predicted

Packers Warn of Beef Shortages, but Retailers Report Price Resistance

Beef Shortage in Markets Predicted   This Week Called Decisive in Rollback

Noble County Draft Board May Resign   Move Threatened In Dispute Over Youth's Status

Jobless Benefits Law Assailed  Retail Merchants   Retail Merchants Want Holes Plugged

18-Member Board Set Up on Wages   Public, Industry and Labor Represented

GALLERIES OPEN TO TASS AGENCY   Washington Newsmen Vote Unanimously Not To Expel Russians

86 Die In U. S. Holiday Accidents  May Be Lowest Figure For Any Since War

Britain Answers Russian Charges    . West Eurone Calls on Stalin To Prove War Isn't Inevitable

‘Prove It,’ W. Powers Ask Stalin   European Nations Agree With Soviet Leader That War Is Not Inevitable

WEST ASKS STALIN BACK NO-WAR TALK   Attack Against U. N. Seen Aggravating Tension

West A orees With Stalin, Asks For Proof  Allies Willing To Go Along With Theme War Nat Inevitahle

Russian Forces K orea:   Prove It Is Reaction fo Stalin’ 5 Words

Stalin Asked For Proof of  Peace Desires  re   West Europe Agrees That War Is Not Inevitable—Put...

Find No Proof Stalin Really  Desires Peace   European Nations Agree  ar ls Not Inevitable  But They Would Like Proof Frem Russians

Europe Tells Premier Stalin to Prove ‘His War Not Inevitable’ Statement

Facts Would Be Better, Says Italy   But Diplomats Believe Big 4 Wilk Hold Confab

Unsettied Dust Tito May Have Unwittingly Set Up A Shrine In Stepinac Case

Millionaire Given 90-Day Term: Seven Red Friends Taken To Federal Prison

18-Year Pool Found Small  Rofarmante in Neat   Deferments in Draft To Be Slashed

320 MIGS in Air Struggle With Allies   Record Number of Red Warplanes Used In Attempt to Gain . Air Supremacy

320 Red Jets Take To Air   Communists Hurl Great Force To Seize Air Supremacy.

Expect Recall of O'Dwyer Following Conviction of Henchman Moran for Perjury

Eight Jet Planes in Muroc- Detroit Race; Winner Expected to Cover Course in About Three Hours

‘Swiss Scientists Hold Key to Largest Video ‘Unit, Skouras Reveals

Mews Stapns  Editoriaily  By WALTER MENDENHALL      YOURE TELLING US?

SHERIFFS WEALTH DARED AT PROBE   EXWIFE SAYS OFFICER A¢ CUMULATED $150,000 IN SIX YEARS,

U.S. Efforts In Oil Dispute  Near Failure  Aet’ eae   Mossadegh Leaves UN in Angry Mood

Public Statements Of Deposed UN General Caused Serious Reaction Among Allies, Secretary Tells Senators; Threatened To Leave U.S. Alone In Korean War

CHINESE REDS BEING RIPPED > INTOSHREDS   M’ Arthur Difference Said On Course By Secretary ~-

Jet Fliers Hit Five Red MIGs   Large-Scale Air Battle Is Reported

Seaway Bill Is Offered By  Senate Group   Approval Of Project As Means Of Safeguarding Supply Of Iron Ore Is Uraed By Sen. Green

Seaway Bill Now ls Before Senate   22 Senators, Including Wiley, Are Sponsors

Every Plane Will Be Given An Inspection   Some Planes Now ‘Back in Service After Overhauls

Alaskan Air Command Takes Steps To Inspect All Aircraft   Navy Planes Also Grounded Because Of Accidents

Pulse of People’ Survey To Decide Taft Candidacy   CINCINNATI-—(UP)—-Sen Robert -A. Taft mat make his formal bid for the 1952 Republican presidentia nomination shortly after the first of next vear.

Soviet Leader Rejects West Arms Cut Plan  Revised Proposal In UN Hit By Vishinsky As “‘Withant Meaninge*

Soviet Union Rejects West's Disarmament Proposal in UN   Gives Answer After Week of Silence

Russian Turns Down Revised Arms Cut Plan   Vishinsky Rejects Proposal by West; Action Rapped by Briton

Vishinsky Says No To Revised  Arms Proposal   Calls New Western Plan “Wishy-Washy” And Meaningless.

Another ‘No’ By Vishinsk v   Red Chief Calls Arms Proposal Wishy-Washy and Meaningless

Vishinsky Turns Down Revised Western Arms Plar  INAS: ~L.., \AJ/~-bk.,,!/!/   ““Wishy-Washy”’ And ‘‘Meaningless”’ He Says In U.N.

TroopsProbing For Opening  In Defenses   Officers Believe Reds Massing For Another Thrust At UN Posts

U.N. Tanks, Troops Hunt Red Forces   Chinese Stay Away From Front, Busy Behind Lines

Allies on Prowl  For Fleeing Reds UN Fliers Spot Enemy Unit Making Mad Dash for Cover

Allies Prowl for Retreating Reds  3,500 Commies Make Mad Dash for Hills

Allied Troops Roam in Search Of Fleeing Reds  Chinese Keep Out of Way of Mact Patenile

OTHERS cHOW HIGHT AT TWD cEETOR ENDS   Allied Tanks and Troops ir Test Patrols to Find Red Defenses.

SEARCH FOR REDS MADE BY AULD TANKS AND TROOP’      t.  N. Units Advance North east of Seoul as Enemy  Pulls Back—One Patrol Enters Inje.   COMMUNIST VEHICLES        Kighth Army Estimates It Killed or Wounded 1,255 in Ground Action—57  Taken Prisoner.

Allied Patrols Search for Fleeing Reds   Communists Massing Forces Behind Screen of Mine Fields

UN Tankers, Infantry Seek Foe, Refreating In Seoul, Central Area

Patrols Enter Town Four Miles North of 38th Line In Search of Evasive Reds

Allied Patrols Look for Reds  Enemy Shows Some Fight at Ends of Line

Patrols Push To Northeast   Reds Show/ Fight At End C+ Sector, Still Bringing Up Supoties te Frent

Patrols Prowl But Reds Grow Harder fo Find   Regiment of Enemy Is Spotted by Fliers In Mad Dash to Hide

UN Troops On Prowl For Reds   Elusive Enemy Keeping Clear OFf Fire Contact

UN PROBES DEEP INTO RED LINES AS FOE RETREATS   3,500 Fleeing Communists Caught By Allied Plane Action   RESIST ON FLANKS   Enemy Forces Fight Back at Ends of 75-Mile Sector

Armies Seek Weak Places In Opposing Enemy Units  rt   Censorship Is Heavy On Defense Activity Along Korean Front

Allies Prowl Red Lines as Enemy Retreats   Patrol Enters Inje, Miles North of Parallel

“Hard-Hit Reds Run  For Cover   140 Enemy Vehicles Knocked Out but New Offensive in Making

Enemy Activity Indicates New Attack Formina   Allied Planes Hit Red Trucks Moving Down From North

Allied Troops Take up Slack On Front Line   Spar for Opening Along Communist Lines While Reds Concentrate Force

Foe Building Up Materials Back Of Line   Ground, Air And Sea Attacks Take Heavy Toll Of Red Soldiers

q WAGE TALKS EN IN PITTSBURGH   ray and Aides Presen reir Program to Company Representatives.

Steel Wage Talks Opened  Murray Presenting gee F..tar... Ff   Murray Presenting Hiacher Wace Demands

Mundt Charges ‘Serious Discrepancies’ In  Testimony On RFC Loans to Printing Firm

RFC Loan Testimony  Doubted   GOP Senator Soys ‘Someone Js Lying Or Has Woefully,  Deficient Memory’

Mundt Says “Somebody IsLying”   Sees ‘Serious Discrepancies” in Lithatald Testimony

July 24 Set as Date for State Primary Ballot   Servicemen Will Now Have Time to Apply for Ballots

Tax Levy Plan Is Narrowed To Income, Sales   Primary Election Date Is July 24— Servicemen Vote

July 24th Date Fixed For Primary   Law Signed by Fine Also Arranges for Ab sentee Voting.

BILL 1S SIGNED 10 FIX STATE PRIMARY DATE   Measure Also Spell: Out Way of Voting  Away From Home

New York Stocks   Soybeans   New York Cotton   Army’s ‘Sad Sack’ Comic Book Draws Fire of Sen. Capehart

White House. Rideway Deny Halt-lire Ediet   Astonished Defense Department Wants Data on Situation

‘Order’ Denied by White House   Says Signing Comes Before Cease-Fire

Labor Day Weekend In State Is Off To Bad Start With 3 Deaths —    State Police Leaves Cancelled; Entire Force To Patrol Highways; Governor Advises—Stay At Home

All Leaves Of State Police Are Cancelled  Full Force At Work On Highways To Kee

Commie Raids May Be Prelude To Big Attack   Could Be Opening Of New Offensive; Allies Prepared

Chinese Hit Allied Lines In Wide Ares   U. N. Braces for Expected Major Blow as Reds Snan Into Action

Senator Says Reber Planners Opposed   BERT JOHNSTON RETIRES  S.R. Chamber Installs New Officers At- Annual Meeting

Wichita Base Step Nearer  Panel Racammonde   Panel Recommends That AF Purchase . Municinal.Air Port

Tavern Extender Measure Dropped  Assembly Receives Lobbyist Proposal

Lausche Approves Ohio's Turnpike But Money and Steel Still Lacking

Acheson Denies He Plans fo Resin  Seys He'll Stey On As Long As Praident Werts Him

Acheson Refutes ‘Quitting’ Reports  Secretary To Stay ‘Ear Duration’

Acheson Is Not Quitting   Won’t Resign as Long As Truman Wants Him, He Tells Reporters

WiLL NUE AGORUIN  Secretary Acheson Emphasizes He Has No Intention of Leaving

Acheson Says He Intends To Stay in Office   No Intention To Resign As Long As President Wants Him To Stay in

“No Intention” to Quit, Says Acheson   The Secretary Also Gives Newsmen His Views on Questions Invelving Far East

ACHESON TO STAY ON JOE   Has No Intentions of Resigning, he says.

Kwek KY ACHESON SAYS HE HAS ~ ‘NO INTENTION’ OF RESIGNING HIS POST

Acheson Has No Intention To Quit Post   Secretary Bluntly Says He Enlisted For Duration and Pranncec ta Stav

Acheson Has No Intention Of Resigning      Will Remain As Long As Truman Wants Him, He ~ Tells Newsmen

LOCAL WEATHER State Foresiry Bureau   At the Airnart   Vear Ana Tadaw

LOCAL WEATHER Siate Forestry Bureau   A+ the Airpvort   Year Aao Today

LOCAL WEATHER (Stata Forestry Bureau)   {At the Airnort)   (Year Ago Today)

Demands Atlantic Pact And U. S. Military Bases  In Europe be Discussed

Patrol Fighting Features Comba On Korean Front   Allied, Red Troops Wait Cease-Fire Agreement in Vain

Battle Front Quiet Of Major Action As Sides Await Truce  Stiff Patrol Fights Reported, One Red Je Damaged In Air War

FOR ENDING STRIKE   N. Y. Board of Trade Ap peals to Truman to Act in  Dock Walkout

Truman Urged To Declare Emergency   End Sought to Costly 12-Day Dock Strike

PRESIDENT URGED TO END COSTLY DOCK WALKOUT   N. Y. Trade Board Asks Use Of Armed Forces; Cabinet Discusses Strike

Emergency Order Asked of Truman In Dock Strikes   Other Contracts Said in Jeopardy

Everything Ready for Secret Talks In Kaesong Sunday   Arrangements Completed

Ridgway Admits Atrocity Truth  Genera I Confirms Massacre Report

Supports Charge Foe Slew 13,000   General Says Report Should Not Have Surprised Americans

‘SHOULD COME AS NO SURPRISE’ Ridgway Verifies Massacre  Of Allied Soldiers By Reds

War Bride Loses Citizenship Fight  2 Witnesses Charge She Spied for Czechs

Allies Balk At Red Move   Rafuse Flatly te Go to Meeting When Newsman Barred by Armed Guards

Feds Balk at Dispute Over U.Y Newsmen   Pe‘»ing Broadcast — Indicates Talks May: .. Soun. be Resumed —

General Will Report to Pres. Truman and Congress Results  Of Whirlwind Tour of Europe

Ike To Report on  European Survey   General Eisenhower Lands - Early in Washington, Is Met by President Truman

ye Eisenhower In Report on His Survey   Greeted by High Officials at His  Plane’s Landing

IKE OPENS SALES TALKS ON TROOPS FOR EUROPE   General Begins Series of Private, Public Revorts in Washinaton on 21-Day Journey

Ike’s Ship Flies Into Washington ~=6 Will Re oon on  Europe Survey

lke Given Welcome at Capital   Will Attempt to ‘Sell’ Nation on Troops to Europe

Fisenhower To Capitol   General to Meet Cabinet, Congress Qn European Aid

Oil City Bus Fares Facing New Increase   Revenue-Producing Bill in Harrieburg May Cauee Boost; Bus Stop Changed

Reds Eye Plan  Of Supervision   Communists Give Up Withdrawal Demand '

TOP AIDES OK BUFFER ZONE SETUP LOL LLANE ST TOT ETE I ET LTTE TL me SS Rte RRND nneRsNNNNNNSRNRA  UN Wants Inspection Right After Armistice Is Signed

Reds To Study Allied Proposal   Negotiators Tackle Truce Supervision

Enemy T roops Demonstrate After Signing   Klares Light Up Front Following Map Ratification

Next Issue In Truce Parley Now Taken Up  Delegates Consider How To Supervise

ASSEMBLY SHIFTS INAUGURAL SCENE   ‘Future Ceremonies to Be 7 Conducted Indoors -

Don’tEase Up Effort, He Warns   It Is Too Early To Be Sure Communists Want Korea War Peace, He Says

Truman Warns Nation  Threat Of War Remains   President Says It’s Still Too Early To Be Sure Red: Really Want Peace; Hails UN Achievement

Truman Warns American People Not to Relay  President Says Still Too Early to Tell if

TRUMAN SAYS NATION MUST KEEP ON GUARD   Apparent Peace. In Korea No Reason for Relaxation In Defense Effort.

Truman Proposes Caution   Warns Americans To Keep Guards Up Aqainst New Red Agaression

Yank Armor Shells Seoul:  Line Advances   Chinese Reds’ Defense Crumbling:  Highest Peak Taken

U.S. Plans Tough Talk For Russia On  Lone Overdue Lend-Lease Settlement

Acheson Says Bombing Coulc Invite Russia   Yalta Meeting Gave Power to Soviet to Intervene in China

Soviet Might Enter Under China Treaty   Acheson Indicates Conditions Agreed For Kremlin Move

RED SYMPATHY CHARGE DENIED BY SECRETARY   ‘Inept Leadership’ Of Nationalists Gets Blame

‘Acheson Says Russia May Have Agreed to Enter War, If Railway Bombed

Acheson Savs Russia May Lave Agreed to Enter  War, If Bele. av Bombed

French Police Quell Red Mob   Anti-Eisenhower Parade Halted in Paris

Bus Fares Move Toward 15 Cents As Transit Executives Seek Order To Allow Production Of 8000 Units

Scientists Report New Common Cold Remedy Combining New Synthetic Drug With Sulfa

COMMON COLD REMEDY FOUND   New Drug Strikes Three Ways, Chemistry Congress Told

MARGARET IN ACTING DEBUT   President’s Daughter  Playing Opposite Jimmy Stewart

Waae And Price Controls Move Step Nearer  Prospective Increase   Prospective Increase In Price Of Coal Will Speed Action

‘ Almost Did Fly’ Small Boy Felf   But the Magic in His Fly. ing Clouk Didn’t Work

Lad Dies Trying to Fly Like Comic Book Hero   Little Dickie Bonham Had Used Replica of Blouse Worn by '’The Mouse’

Fact, ‘Fame, Foible and Fate—  ‘Mama, I Almost Did Fly,’ Whispers Little Comic Fan

INSIDE  WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff Of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers

Sockman Gets a Big Ovation from Teachers   Huge Crowd Greets Pastor, Center of Controversy

; ‘His Mother Is: Frantic  Six-Year-Old Gets. Lost. A Day. on Intercity” Bus

DEFENSE LAWS ME RUSHED N CONGRESS   Appropriations Military And Civil Receive Approval

ARN SEEKS ADVICE   Governor Asks Legislators for Suggestions on Special Session

Special Session Only If Needed, Governor Says   Arn Defends State's Assistance Record In Reply to Blast  From Koen Andercan

Allies Request More Time To Study List   No Date Set For Resuming Talks For Korean Armistice

ALLIES STUDYING RED POW LIST   TALKS ON PRISONER EX. CHANGE WILL NOT BE RESUMED AT ONCE.

Allies Request Study’ Time   Delegates Want to Analyze 8 Teer OF Pelenmone

ALLIES WANT TIME TO CHECK RED POW LIST   Meeting With Communists Postponed Indefinitely: Truce  Snheammifies “Wastin

Talks on Issue Recessed Until Task Is Ended   UN Refuses to Budge On Supervision Stand  And Military Buildup

Subcommittee Cont tinuing Wit h th Agenda  Names Missing From Red List Disturb — Allied Officials.

Allies Not Pleased With POW Lists   Tell Reds They Need More Time to Analyze Prisoner Report.

Rochester Blast Tragedy Laid to  Worker's Flare  Double Inquiry Under Way to Fix Exact Cause   PSC Team Acts

TIRE MAKERS til BY RUBBER ORDER      Curbs Extended; 2 in House  Urge Easier Auto Credit Terms

A a IR a i a aes na  Spare Tire Ban Continues; Less Steel For Cars In Sulu

SPARE TIRE BAN CONTINUES  a eoenieneeneneninenetel  Easier Auto Credit Terms Gain Support

Tire Makers Told Rubber Rations Won't Be Boosted   Easier Auto Credit Auto Gain Support

Deadlock On. Clearing Troops Out of Korea   ‘No Progress’ By Negotiators; 8th Talk Friday

Make No Progres Negotiators Say   Withdrawal of Troops Is Stumbling Block, No Compromise Seen

ENVOYS STILL DEADLOCKED ON TROOPS ISSUE   Tomorrow’s Session Will ‘Tell Story,’ Asserts UN Spokesman

lroop Withdrawal sue Deadlocks Peace Negotiation:   Allies Contend It Is Political Matter, Should Not Be on Agenda.

Allies Admit Plane Strafed  Neutral Zone   Incident Termed Result Of Error in Naviqation

Strafing iirror By UN Plane   Regret Expressed On Mistake in Raking of a Neutral Zone

Allied Plane Pilot's Error Told to Reds   Communists Continue to Reject Ridgway’‘s Site Change Proposal

Bomber Detected By Allied Radar Over Truce Zone   Communists Reject Ridgway’s Proposal To Change Site

Allies Receive New Warning From Enemy  Ridgqway’s Proposal To Change Conference Siee fe Turned Dawn

Warn Allies ToTake Terms   Or Bear Full Responsibility For ‘Consequences,’ Evidently Full Fighting

City Is Strafed By Allied Plane All by Mistake   Reds Put to Flight In Korea Battle and Traffic Tapers Off

Reject Ridgway Plan fo Change Truce Tatk Site   Proposal “Unacceptable” Reds: Strafing of Kaesong Is Admitted by Allies.

Communists Are Told Navigational Error  By Pilot of Bomber “Caused Kaeeone Raid

ds Reject oposal to ange Sites   oy Sending Message ‘o Communists After atest Raid Charges

Radio Rejects Plan To Shift Site Of Talks   Reds Still Lash Out With Same Old Accusations

Previous Red Charges of Earlier Violations Are Denied by Allied Chief

Reds _ Reject Proposed New Site For Talks   Faulty Bomber Navig: ation Causes Attack: None Hurt

Reds Reject Proposal To Shift Talks   Adm.Joy Says Bomber In Truce Area Shot At Lights On Ground

Ridgway's Proposa To Move Talks from Kaesong Rejected   Plane Strafed Neutral Zone By Mistake

U.N. Blames Pilot Error For Attack   Regrets Over Kaesong Incident To Be Sent Reds

No Damage Is Caused; Pilotto Be Disciplined’   No Reply From Enemy But New Truce Site is Rejected

UN COMMAND  ADMITS FIRING IN TALK AREA   Red Broadcasts Rejects Change Of  Truce Discussions

U.S. Blames Pilot's Error for Incident  Allies Report No Casualties; Reds Issue New ‘Warnina’

Pilot Navigation Mistake Is Blamed: Reds Turn Down  Change In Truce Talk Site

House Group Unable To Get Maceo Records   Four Associates Balk at Hearing Of Crime Committee

Turner Gels Democratic Party Pest   Former Governor Is Named Treasurer for National Party Committee

Roy Turner In Party Job   Former Governor Becomes Treasurer of Democratic National Committee

Internal Revenue Probers To Check Additional Cases   Investigation Turns South To Charges Caudle Tried To Soft Pedal: Prosecutions

Senator Opens Fi i ght To Stop Jessup Action.   ‘McCarthy, ‘Says Data- Shows: ‘Ambaseador, Has. - Affinity For Red Causes

M Carthy Opens Attack on Jessup   Presents Documents To Senate Inauiry

MICARTHY FIGHTS JESSUP APPROVAL AS UN, DELEGATE   Senator Produces Copies Of Documents Which He Claims Sunnert Charneae 

Says Papers ShowJessup Had Linkup   Takes Batch of Notes to Group Checking Truman Nomination  of UN Delegate

Documents Produced b v Sen. MeCarthy   Opposition to Jessup Voiced By Witness

Sen. Joe Fires Old Evidence A gainsl Jessu p  Savs Documents Should Prevent

. —PRODUCES NEW: DOCUMENTS _ M cCarthy Renews F ight To Block Jessup Okay

Jessup Tied ToRedSetup By M’Carthy   28 Pages of Documents re Put Before Senate Committee

Temperatures   Cease-Fire Talks Stalled But U. N. Suggests  Another Parley Tomorrow

Army Displays Items In Ft. Worth For Small Business to Manufacture

United States Better Prepared This Time As It Faces Threat of All-Out Conflict

[Truman May Run For Old Senate Position When Term Ends, Congress Friends Say

PRESIDENT MAY RUN FOR SENATE   Friends Say He Is Seriously Considering Seeking Old Seat

Truman Said Seriously Considering Running for His Old Senate Seat When White House Term Over

Friends Report Truman Is Considering Running for Former Seat in Senate

Truman ToTry For Congress, Friends Say.  Intimates Declare President Won’t

President Eyes Seat in Senate   Report Truman to Go After Sen. Kem

Say Truman May Run for Senate   Wants To Go Against Kem in 1952 Election

Truman Considering Run tor Senate Seat After ‘Completing This Term

Hint Truman Considering Senate Run   Some Friends Say Truman Might Run Fer His Old Missouri Senate Seat When Term Expires

Truman May Run For Senate After White House Term   Would Oppose Kem In 1952 Election Some Friends Think

Friends Of Truman Say He Hopes To  Return To Senate After Presidency

Truman Seen Seeking Senate Seat  toe te fe   Friends Asserts:‘President’ Will Not. Try For Another Term

President Eyes Old Senate Job   Not Expected To Run Another Term

President May  Run for Senate  Won't Be Candidate For Presidency Aaain

Truman May Not Choose to Run; Looks Back at Missouri Senate Seat

Truman May Ask Old Senate Seat   Friends Say President Considering Such A Sten.

Red Division Destroyed by Yank Bayonets   eillies 3 Miles From Key Communist Troop, Supply Center

Proposals To Provide Strong Enforcement Of Laws Are Made By Senator Laird

Sanctions Group Postpones Action Against Peiping  U. N. Peace Committee

U.N. Sanctions  Agree Postponing -Red China Action   Delay Will Give Grow, Time To Try To Find New Peace Formula

Registrars Add 2485 New Voters In Bucks County   Republican Totals Now 43,227 Compared To 16,707 Democrats —- Registration Continues At Central Office In Administration Building Until November

REGISTER 2485 NEW - VOTERS IN COUNT!   Is- Slightly More Than Half Those Registered During Last Year   ON “TRAVELLING” LIST

Egypt, Britain  Work Out  7-Day ‘Truce’ Week-End Clashes  Leave 17 Dead, Two Score Hurt

Allies Enter Pyonggang To Erase Iron Triangle In North Central Korea

‘Tron Triangle Erased As Reds Are Forced Out  “oanenre Delav News   Censors Delay News Of Victory; Action In Future Uncertain

TANK COLUMNS CLEAR APEX OF IRON TRIANGLE   Allied Armor Sweeps  Into Pyonggang; Reds In Flight

Allies Capture ‘Top of Triangle   Sweep into Pyonggang Erases Buildup Area

Allied Tanks Pull into Pyongeang, Find No Chinese   Everywhere Along the Line the Enemy Is In PReatreat

Allied Armored Column Sweeps Into Pyonggang Behind Fleeing Chinese   Battered Communist Forces Pull Back On Three Fronts As Fighting Aren Narrows Down To About 75 Miles

ALLIES ERASE IRON TRIANGLE   100 Tanks Sweep Into Pyonggang—Last Of 3 Cities Used by Reds for Build-Ups

House Kills Price Freeze On Farmers   Decontrol Move  Also Voted Down   Effort To Ban Ceilings On Tobacco Lost; Celler Raps Farm Bloe

MacArthur Hits Back At Critics   Explains Present Censorship Set-Up

Raps Trade Magazine Editorial Criticizin g ‘Silly Curbs On Pr ess

Decision. Awaited In Election Probe   M' Arthur Says F Press Asked Censors  er a a en a a   Curbs On Korean War News Ordered After. Insistent Demand

MacArthur Contends Strict Censoring Of Korean News Demanded Bv Press

Press Wanted Censoring, Says Gen. MacArthur  Curb On News From Koreq Explained

Says Censorship Asked by Press   MacArthur Defends Compulsory War News Censorship Rules

Says Censorship Sought By Press   MacArthur Contends He Ordered Curbs At Request Of Newsmer

Press Demanded War Censorship’  MacArthur Replies to Criticism of Curbs

A BOY IS MISSING   Son of Mr. and Mrs, Albert Brew: ster Left Home Last Night

Truman's Request For Stronger Price Controls Readied   May Send Message To the Capitol By the Week End

Truman Sets New Message For Controls   ‘Cool Reception Given Ides  i By Solons as New Plan May Reach Capitol Hill Ry Soturdav.

Truman Will Ask For New Controls Law   Chief Hopes To Send Message To Hill This Week

Truman Drafts Message Asking New Control Law   Reception Cool In Senate to Proposed Move

Price Message To ¢ ongress  By Week-end   Control Move is Caleulated to Show Inflation

Truman Will  Ask Powers   To Seek Stronger Price Controls Than Ones Congress Gave

Kxemption Of Men 26  Is Favored   Hershey Says They Ar Needed On Home  Fronts

Wants Younger Men  Hershey Says U.S, Draft Line Should be Held Below 25 Year:

Big 4 Not Yet Near Agreement  Millions of Words Have Been Spoken

Apparently No Decision Is Reached on Issue of Withdrawal of Troops From Korea,   TWO SIDES TO MERT AGAIN TONIGHT   First Talk on Controversial Question Lasts 53 Minutes, Followed by Two Shorter Sessions.

Delegates Talk Disputed Issue, Recess Quickly   _Compromise- Offer By Reds .ls Hinted On Korea Deadlock

Taft Campaign Funds Listed By Treasures   Failure to Report Out-State Gifts Told Inquiry

DEATH COMES TO A FORMER AKRON MAN   Rites Held Tuesday At Jefferson, 8. D., For Simon Pelroy

Gun Battle In Suez Canal Zone   One Egyptian Killed, Four Wounded In Clash With British

RFC Influence Inquiry Asked   White House Aide Aids Loans Is Charge

Elks Elect New Ruler At Chicago   Howard R. Davis Of Williamsport, Pa., Elected New Grand Exalted Ruler

COMBAT TEA TRAPPED BY RED TROOPS   American And French Unit Surrounded ” On Central Front

Catch-Al Bill For $11 Million   Trim Extra School Appropriation To $1 Million’

Cass to Send 22 Men On February 2   44 Go For Physicals On January 22rd ~

Cass fo Send 22 Registrants For Induction   Receive Call..From State Headquarters for Group. of Inductees on February 2°

DEER SEASON TOLL -HITS 9   (Ishpeming Hunter Is First Death In Over  24 Hours

Millionaire Field Spends Night in Jail   Hopes te Be Released Via $10,000 Bail of t aft Wing (rontee

Field’s Cronies _— Fail to Appeai   Wealthy ‘Angel’ of Reds Spends Day Awaiting Posting of $10,000

Farm Land Values High   To All-Time High Last November; 1950 Output 37% Above °35-°39 Level

Federal Price Controls Hit By Economists   Offical Figures Show Land Values j in U.S. af New Peak in November

Farm Lands Hit Record Level   Values Pass Peak Of November, 1948

Farm Land Values Sef New High   Use Of Tractors More Than Doubled Since 1941

Governor Says Present Law Is Mistake"   Operations Under Current Measure Mostly for Profit

ACTION AGAINST NATION'S UNSAFE DRIVERS ASKEL   Rising Highway Toll Brings Demand for Reduction in Speed Limits and Strict Law Enforcement.   19,470 TRAFFIC DEATHS OCCUR IN 7 MONTHS   X. H. Dearborn, Head of Safety Council, Says Reckless Motorists Should Be Ruled Off Roads.

New Governor To Take Office At Noon Tuesday  John S. Fine Will   John S. Fine Will Become Governor Of State Tomorrow

Released fo U. S. Envoy af Austrian Border   Fliers Freed After U.S. Agrees to Pay $120,000 Ransom

ere OCC COO OC  Leslie Otfinger To Pensacola For Naval Training Cruise

HINT KING GEORGE IS SERIOUSLY ILL   “Structural eloped” in Lunes.  Doctors Disclose Changes Have De One of Monarct

‘Structural Chanse’ In King Georse’s Lung, Says Medical Bulletin

BRITISH KING SERIOUSLY ILI   Monarch Has Lung Ail. ment; Royal Family  Returns Home

KING GEORGE ILL, HAS LUNG AILMEN'   Serious Condition Hinted; Queen Rushes Back from Seotland

U.N. Forces Are Back To 10 Miles North Of Seoul  Exodus Of Civilians   Exodus Of Civilians From Seoul Again Getting Under Way

UN DEFENDERS FORCED BACK BY RED DRIVE   “Hopped-Up” Chinese In Mass Charges Shout “Kill GI's"

Civilians Flee Seoul With Foe 10 Miles Away   ‘Hopped-Up’ Chinese Scream ‘Kill Gls’ As Yanks Overrun

Red Push Threatens Capital  ope   Allies Slow Big Spring Offensive

Archbishop Gros; Hill go on Trial  Charged With Plotting Against Hungary's DiI ft . ae

Archbishop Grosz Aull go on Trial   Charged With Plotting Against Hungary's Red Government

Academy Football  Suspension Urged  Fulbright Suggests Probe After Firing

Suspend Football Senator Proposes   Fulbright Asks Study of West Point Scandal

Hal Boyle Good-Hearted, But He’s Got Policeman’s Feet, His Office Pals Warn Sioux

HILLBILLY. OW. TTL STROLL  OVER THE HILI   High-Test Rookie Out of Nev Mexico -Disturbs the _ Army Officers.

House Organizes; Butrovich Fails To Put In Appearance   Hope Named To Important Post

iff Battie coming for enate Chair   yng Challenged By Steve McCutcheon For Post

WARNING TO BE GIVEN RUSSIA BY ENGLAND   Big Three Holding Talks On Future  Defense Policies

Film Workers  Mum at Hearinc  Refuse to Talk About Past Associations

Try Rep. Irving On 1948 Charge   Mo. Congressman Denies Improper Use of Union Fund

Election Fraud Trial Opens In Federal Court   Congressman Faces Charge Of Improper Use Of Bnion Funds

NATO Pledges Try For Desired Troops  Eisenhower Returns To Paris Quarters

Nations Pledge Forces Asked  By Eisenhower   28 Divisions In ’52 Accepted As Goal By Council of NATO

Lenten G uideposts   Chapter 25 — THE MIRACLE OF THE BELI RINGERS

Longer State Fair  Possible Next Year  Angus Steer Champ Brings $4 a Pound

Truman, Pleven Agree On Crisis  Pledge Nations To Press War On Reds

M’Dougald Hi its. Homer; Three On —   Shoots Driver,  ‘Then Kills Self

CIVIL GASES SETTLED WITHOUT TRIALS HERE   Morrisville Plaintiff Gets $385 Auto Damage Verdict   COMPROMISE FOR $350

SETTLE CIVIL CASES WITHOUT TRIALS   map Plaintiff Award.   COMPROMISE FOR $350

17 Accused Red Leaders To Get New Attorneys  Government Agrees; Bh num BReamatia Gam

Ask Norwalk Safety Drive AtterFatality   NORWALK — Eight hundred children play daily within 300 feet of the ice box that trapped   Ice Box Tragedy Held Accidental

Ask Norwalk Safety Drive After Fatality  _ NORWALK — a ght hundred dailv within 300   NORWALK — Eight hundred children play daily within 300 feet of the ice box that trapped   ice Box Tragedy Held Accidental

Cool Weather Strikes Eas!   Temperature Dips To Be. low Freezing In Pennsylyania Town

Detective Reports May Be Publicized   Attorney Says Storie: Reveal More Than Conferences

pritish King fo Undergo Urgent  ~~  Sureery Sunday, Lune Ailment

lran Imposes Martial Law After Slayings   Tanks Roam Streets As Government es Strong Show of

IRAN CURFEW SET 10 CURB TERROR REIGN   4 More Unconfirmed _ Assassination Tries Are Reported

John Erskine, Author, Dies At Age Of 71   Famous Novelist and Educator is Stricken With Heart Attack at His Home

Cornell Students Admit Cribbinc   47% of Group Say They Cheat: Most Disapprove

TAS EXPLOSION RIPS FACTORY AT ST. PAUL   11 Dead, 55 Injured; Machinery Left Tangled Mess

MESS OF TWISTED STEEL : _   Blast Kills 11, Hurts 30 In Factory at St. Paul

SEFRS RETLPFASE   BEHIND THE CURTAIN  Experts See No World War Be fore 53

Russ Hesitate At Brink of War  Will Stalin Gamble on Quick  Strike Now? Experts Say No

WLW CUNGALOS LUDA FY:  Senate May Vote Today On Contested ‘Subject Of Sending Troops To Europe

Says Clark Mistreated  Texas Men.  ae “Senator Opposed to Appointment

Sen. Connally Opposed to Clark   Bases Opposition on Rapido River Command

Religious Issue ls Avoided On Vatican Envoy  Record Of Gen. Clart Draws Criticism

Sen. Connally For No Vote On Gen. Clark   Veteran Texas Senator Fears Truman Move Puts Demos on Hot Spot

HOPETO AVOID VOTE ON CLARK   Texas Senator Will Fight Move to Rank Lim as Ambassador

Sen. Connally Opposes Clark As Ambassado1   His Stand Gives Senators Chance To Avoid Vote

‘Democratic Move to Avoid a Vote On Claek’s Nomination Given Addéd Weight

Connally Opposes  Clark, Bases Stand  On War Command   Another Senator Says HS7 Puts Every Candidate on Hot Spot in 1952

CONNALLY SPEAKS OUT   Texas Senator Against Gen. Clark as Ambassador to Vatican

Connally Will Fight Clark As Vatican Envoy   Says Record as Com: mander of Troops Makes Him ‘Unfit’

Democrats Seek To Avoid Voting   Clark’s Appointment As Vatican Diplomat Can Mean Big Fight

Slaughter House Checks Continue  OPS Agents Report 3-State Project

Kansans Vote ‘Tomorrow in  City Elections   Lawrence, Manhattan and Chanute Will Operate On City Manager Plan

City Voters Cast Ballots  Thraa Kangac Tawng   Three Kansas Towns Switch to Managers; Eve Parsons Election

Bribes to OK Inferior Army Food Charged   Two Soldiers and New Jersey Firm Named Gonspirator:

. “Product Involved Worth $1 Million’ °° Government Charges Food Firm 2 Soldiers in Meat Conspiracy

Charge Plan To Sell Army Inferior Meat   Official Estimates a Billion Dollars’ Worth  Involved in Conspiracy

BUSTS MEAT FRAUD   New Jersey Grand Jury In. dicts Army Men and Packing Firm

Piant Accused Of Buying’ OKs On Shipments   Military Inspectors Corrupted, Federal Grand Jury Finds

Meat Graft Racket Is Uncovered   ‘New Jersey Packing  Firm and Two Soldiers Accused of Delivering Inferior Meat ta Army

Group Accused Delivering Inferior Products To U. S. Army Stations

Bad Quality Delivery to Army Cited   New Jersey Firm, Its  Vice-President, Two Soldiers Accused.

Meat Firm Indicted in Army Deal   Charge Million Dollar Conspiracy to Cheat on Quality.

Alleged Army Meat Fraud Is Uncovered   Government Charges Conspiracy to Deliver An Inferior Product

‘False False Inspection Reports Firm Charged With Conspirac:  To Send Army Inferior Meats

Army Got Bad Meat, Charge  Packing Firm, Army Men Face Indictments

New Jersey Firm Charged in Plot To Deliver Inferior Meat to Army

COMPILE LIST ‘BRIEF FACTS’ FARM TRENDS   Summarize State And Federa Reports On General  Tafawrno tian

COMPILE LIST ‘BRIEF FACTS’ FARM TREND:  Summarize State And Federg

COMPILE LIST ‘BRIEF FACTS’ FARM TRENDS  Summarize State And Feders!   Summarize State And Feders! Reports On General  TT. £ anne, . i! ..,

Senator Hints Jessup’s Bid Due ‘Shelving’   Only Two ‘Must’ Bills Mentioned; Stassen’s Return Set Monday

Senate Delays Jessup Action   Way Cleared for Trumar *  Reeess Annninimeant

Nomination Of Jessup Is Due To Be Shelved   Action Will Allow Recess Appointment Sy The President

DENATE MAY NOT VOTE ON JESSUE   MAJORITY LEADER M'FAR LAND INDICATES NOMINATION WILL BE SHELVED. 

Senate Leader Sees Delay In  Jessup’s Case       Adjournment ‘Rush. Likely: To’ Prevent... Appointment Action

PERSONNEL REDUCED IN MOST DEPTS.   Cut 11 From Street Department, Make Reductions in Police, Fire Departments.   WILL SAVE $50,946 A YEAR IN SALARIES   Garbage Inspector, Police Secretary and Deputy Positions Are Abolished by Aldermen.

PERSONNEL REDUCED IN MOST DEPTS           Cut 11. From. Street partment, Make Red tions in Plies) Fire: partments. .   WILL SAVE $50, 946 A YEAR IN. SALARIES         Garbage Inspector, Police _ Secretary and De puty Positions Are Abolished by Aldermen, «©

Was ‘Too Unsteady’ Marriage License Withheld Until Agar Gulps Black Coffee

STERN JUDGE DRLIBERATING ON SPY CASE   U.S. Jurist to Sentence Three Convicted of Giving Atom Secrets to Russia.

19 Are Charged With Conspiracy to Stop Justice; Helped Protect Gross

Senate to Open Hearings Next  Week on Edict   GOP Move to Send Act Back to Committee Is Beaten, 220 to 171

12/4. C. Boost In Income Levy On Individuals   Action by Senate Next for Largest Of Revenue Bills

House Approves Record $7 Billion Tax Increase  Seeamea facbe Datead Pwae 19 Dac Cambs   Income Costs Raised Over 12 Per Cent; Excise, Corporate Payments Also Hiked

Designed To Raise 7 Billion Dollars; Personal Income  Taxes Up 12: Pct.

Senate Hearings Open Next Weel In Finance Unit  Individuals And   Individuals And Corporations Share In Added Taxation

Measure s Fate Now Up fo Senate   See page 6-B for details of new tax provisions,

Income Tax Is Increased 12% Per Cent   Final Passage Vote Is 233 to 160 on S7 Billion Measure

GOP Fails ‘To Commit  Bill Again   Final Vote Is 233-160. 12.7 Income Levy  Boost Included

Republicans Lose Move fo Hold Bill for Changes  " Sen ate Semon tte  mare blanrirmeae   Senate Committee Opens Hearings On Hike Next Week

Measure Now Goes to Senate For Consideration   Bill Includes 1212 Percent Increase in Individual Income Taxes; Republicans Say Proposed Additional Levy Too Big.

Bite on Incomes Would Bring In Near $3 Billions   Senate Next to Act On Largest Single Revenue Measure

House Approves Record Tax Bill In Fast Time  Largest Single Revenue Measure in History

Senate Opens Hearings Next Week On Bill   Individual Incomes Rate Would Go Up An Eighth Under Measure

Republicans Lose Bid To Resubmit Bill to Committee for Rewriting

Republicans Lose Move fo Hold Bill for Changes  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Opens Hearings On Hike Next Week

Record Tax Bill Passes House By 233 {0 180 Vote   Income. Taxes. Up. 12.2 Pet. Sept. 1 and There Are Others

Senate Hearings Start Next Week On Revenue Bill   Individual, Corporate And Excess Profits Taxes will Go Up — GOP Condemns-Measure As  Tan lartan

Individual Tax Would Leap Up   Calls For Over 12 Per Cent Individual Hike

Truman  Sees Another  GOP Defeat   Gabrielson Strikes Back; Friend Says Ike Is Republican.

Truman Expects “Smear   Foreign Policy As Issue Welcomed In Political Speech

Reopen Ravenna Arsenal April f  Will Be Turned Over To Firestone Rubber

HOUSE PASSES POSTAL RATES, PAY INCREASE   Three Compromise Meas~ ures Sent to Senate for Approval.

Postage, Salary Increases Okayed  House Rushes Bills To Upper Chamber

HOUSE OKAYS PAY INCREAS   Civil Service and Postal Workers Wage Bills Sent To Senate.

Truman Returns From Vacation   Asks For ‘Boss’— Meaning The Mrs.

28th Will Finish  Training Phase   Families Invited To See Review January 27

Benton Raps Sen. McCarthy, Urges Ouster   Campaigy Criticism Placed on Record By Senator

U. 5. Orders New Ceilings For Clothing   Criminal Action Coming in Eight Price Violations

And. Td Deadline New Price Ceilings Ordered By U.S. on Wearing Apparel

‘No Progress Made on Truce   Allies Hint Switch in Cease-Fire Stand

Stanford Goes To Rose Bowl Against [lini   Loses Season Finale To Bears; Volunteers Terps Cop Victories

Parallel 38 Means Nothing To Van Fleet   Eighth Army Goes Into Red Korea For Third Time During War

Van Fleet Says Army Drive ls All-Out Effort   New Offensive Is Launched By 8th Army Forces

UN Planes Hit Record Blow At Red Railway Transport   Russian-built MIGs Swarm From Manchuria To Battle Allied Craft Fifth Straight Day

Bombers Blast  Red Rail Stock   Allied Raiders Destroy § Korean Locomotives

UN Team Hands New Proposal To Red Group   Ground Concession By Both Sides Is Suggested By UN

Coalition Ready To Assert Power   Southern Democrats, GOP Prepared To Show Vote Strength

Coalition Of Republicans And Southern Democrats fo Assert Grip on the House

COALITIONPLANS TO CHANGE RULE ON LEGISLATION   7   Combination Of Southern Democrats And Republicans Setting Grip On Tight System.

House Battle Shaping On Change in Rules  GOP-Southern Democratic Coalition Plane To Rectore Old Stranalehold

South Demos, GOP Get Set To Rule House   Coalition Seeks To Control Votes On Legislation

‘Bad Man’ Flees Frison  Posse Combing Woods For Notorious Killer

Band Concert   Huron Municipal Band Pau! Christensen, Director Tonight 8 o’Clock Campbell Park

Heavy Snow Blocked Some  Of Highways   Up to 15 Inches Reported in North Part of State

Six Are Dead In Plane Crashes   Three Separate Plane Crashes In Philadelphia Area

6 Die in Three  Plane Crashes   Three Others Hurt In Quick Succession

Disarmament Plan of West Is Introduced   Acheson Fervently Appeals to Nations To Accept Program Urges no Propagande

Acheson Urges UN fo Approve Disarmament  Vishinsky Listens Impassiyely To   Vishinsky Listens Impassively To West’s Proposal

Acheson Urges ‘Disarmament   United Nations Asked to Begin Work and Ignore Propaganda

Acheson [ntroduees  West's Plan   Secretary of State Asks For Disarmament Plan Free From Propaganda

Acheson Presents Disarmament! Plan fo U. N. in Paris   West's Proposal Calls for Arms Reduction and Census of All Weapons.

Want Arms  Parley   Western Proposal Is Presented to UN by Acheson with Fervent Plea for Acceptance

Acheson Urges U.N. to Disarm   U.S. Secretary Makes Fervent Plea For World to Forget Differences, Approve Big Three Weapons Census

Acheson Offers West Arms Plan Formally in U.N.   Secretary Pleads With Powers to Seek World Peace

A-Blast Below Earth Hinted   Acheson Makes Arms Cut Appeal to UN

Secretary of State Makes Personal Appearance Before U.N. Political Commifiee

Acheson Urges Adoption Of Arms Plan   U.S. Secretary In Fervent Plea To United Nations

Fervent Plea For Approval Is Also Made   State Secretary Says Plan Could Be Turning Point

Arms Slash Plan Pushed By Acheson   Secretary Urges U.N Committee Move To Set Ball Rolling.

Acheson Urges Acceptance of Proposal West’s Disarmament  Plan Put Before UN

Urges UN 60-Nation Political Committee to Adopt West's New Plan; Vishinsky Is Silent

Acceptance By U. N. Called For By Dean Acheson   Urges Countries Not To Turn Aside Into Noisesome Alleys Of Propaqanda

Acheson Tells Of West's Plan For Disarming  Makes Appeal for Its Acceptance

Acheson Pleads For West's Plan   Wants 12-Nation Commission Set Up To Start Work.

Disarmament Plan Introduced to UN  Secretary Asks for Acceptance, Vishinsky Listens Impassively _

Acheson Gives Disarming Plan, Asks Acceptance  Wants UN Committee To Set Up 12-Nation  Caommiccian on Armc

Acheson Introduce: West Disarmament Plan Before U. N.  Asks Acceptance  In Cansant Dian   Asks Acceptance In. Fervent Plea In Paris Today

Acheson Appeals for Disarmament  Offers West's Plan to U. N. Committee

APPEALS FOR ‘SUPERVISED’ WEAPONS CUT   Would Set.Up New Disarmament Group

Acheson Hails Peace Chanees  In Arms Plan   Tt Could Be ‘Turning Point,’  Be Tells U.N.

West Offers Armament Plan ToU.N.; Asks All Adopt It   ]2 Nation Group To Start Planning For Meeting

Acheson Puts Western Plan To Assembly   Vishinsky Listens Impas sively As U. S. Secretary Urges Peace

ACHESON SAYS PLAN TO OPEN PEACE ROAD   Vishinsky Listens — Impassively, Soviets Are Not Mentioned

12 - Nation Commission Asked By “Big Three”  To Begin Supervision

Acheson Calls For Acceptance O; Peace Plan   Commission Would Lay Groundwork’ for Arms Reduction .

Acheson Presents  West Plan   Gives Disarmament Proposal to the UN With Plea for All  To Accept for Peace

West’s Plan . On Arms Put Before U.N.   Acheson Himself Gives Address in Paris Meetings

West Sets  Up Plan For  Disarmament yogi saad  Ae *Daaca Uiahwaw’

PLAN FOR DISARMAMENT INTRODUCED BY ACHESON   Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky Listens Impassively As U. S. Secretary Of State Urges 60-Nation Political Committee To Adopt Program Which Would Set  Up 12-Nation Disarmament Commission

U.N. Hears Plea for Peace Road   Vishinsky Listens Impassively W hile U.S. Leader Speaks

Acheson Airs Appeal In UN On Arms Cut   Vishinsky Is Silent As Western Proposal Is Given Assembly

Appeals to UN for Acceptance to "Open Broad Highway Along Which All May March Toaether.”

New Proposal Would lest China’s Plan  Canada Proposes   Canada Proposes Cease-Fire Talks On Korean Crisis

Canada Suggests Parley With China Now on Armistice   Could Be Held In India and Here But Without  TDelav

Canada Urges Peace Parley   Cease Fire Talks Songht At ITN... or New De Shi

‘Cease-Fire Conference Suypested As Test of Red China Lutcntions

Canadian Suggests Cease-Fire Talk As Test of Chinese Reds’ Good Faith

Canadian Urges Test Of Peiping   Suggests Giving Reds 48 Hours to Accept Parley Invitation.

Canadian Offers New Plan  For Cease-Fire Conference  Calls For Talks To Test Reds Within Week; U. 5. Determined To Press Charge

CANADIAN URGES TRUCE PARLE}   WOULD GIVE PEIPING 4: HOURS TO SAY WHETHER IT WILL TAKE PART.

New Armistice Plan Proposed In Korean Wat   Peiping Would Be Given 48 Hours To Say If It Would Attend Meeting

Canada Suggests New Cease-Fire Plan For Korea   Compromise Proposal Would Be Conclusive

‘Canada Proposes New  Cease Fire Conference  ) To Test Red China’s Aim

Canada Urges Truce Session To Test China  Pearson Suggests Compromise Plan

canadian Suggests Conference  Quick Answer Fron Red China Sought

UNITED STATES SEEKS PAYMENT   Moscow’s Lend-Lease Ac count Overdue; Talks Begin Today

Banzai Attackers Seek to Capture Hills Reds Claim   Four Inches of Snow Covers Battlefields As Communists Make Desperate Effort to Make Good on Claims of Truce Negotiators

Chinese Seek More Ground Before Truce   Negotiators Return To Conference Site  For Work On Maps

GAS BLASTS RIP PROJECT   B. H. Housing Unit  Badly Damaged By Explosions

Glass Shattered, Walls And Roof Badly Damaged   Flat Unoccupied; I nvestigation   Of Cause Under Way Today

Talkative Man Admits Garrotting  Used Necktie To  od Oey Y aul 2. 5

FARM SURVEY RAPPED Brannon and Farm Bureaus Battie to Speak for Farmers

Enemy Radio Offers Hope For Succes:   Jets, Tank Thrown into Struggle By Foe

Gov. Fine Gives Convicted Greensburg Slayer Respite   Seventh Time Dominick Daversa Execution Has Been Stayed; Will Be Week Of July 2

lronwood Native Honored ‘Peterson Mine’ Is Name of New Operation at Ironton

PLANE CRASHES KILL 68 IN THREE DAYS   One Civilian’ and) Four Mili. tary Ships Were Involved in Accidents.

Britain's Steel Works Tonight Will ‘Become Seventh Nationalized Industry

Seek Successor To Hoffmaster  Williams Suggests Commission Action

State Looking For Successor To Hoffmaster  Present Commissior As ,6 68 ON. on i ies

Push Goes Across Line;  8th On Maret   U.S. Leaders Say Time Vital Element In Bie Offensive

Fleeing Reds Are Split By 13 -Mile Push   Chunchon Falls To GIs¢ UN Gains All Along 125-Mile Front

Daring Move Cuts  Red Escape Route  Great U.N: Tank Force Makes Bold Drive, Splitting Chinese   Allies Seize Choyang River Grossing In Fast Attack to Kill Off Red Enemy

Allied Troops Smash Across  Parallel 38   Powerful Force Thrown Through Red Screening Troops To Cut Retreat

Allies Split Red Armies, Cross 38th Parallel Again   “Great Things” Expected of New U. N. Effort, Gen. Almond TeHs Troops.

Powerful Allied Force Advances Beyond the 38th   Task Force Strikes 13 Miles Through Retreating Reds; Americans Occupy Chunchon

Powerful US Drive Splits Red Retreat   ‘Perhaps Boldest Stroke of Korean War’ Says AP Man, As Allied Tank Task Force Smashes North Across 38th Paraffel

13-Mile Path Cut Through Fleeing Foes   Chunchon Retaken As Reds Lose Last Of Bases Won Earlier

Tank-Task Forces Move   Bold 13-Mile Drive Splits Retreating Chinese Armies, Seize Crossings

UN Tanks Split Fleeing Reds   Allies Cross 38th Parallel Through Gunfire

Retreating Red Armies Split By Allied Advance   Daring Move Cuts Escape Route For Reds Still South Of 38th Parallel

Allies Push 10 Miles Over Noted Border   Reds Lose Last Important Town Taken in Latest Drive Southward

Americans Again Over Parallel 38   Powerful Force Directed By Almond From Helicopter; Kev Paints Fall

Tanks Prowl North of Border; Chinese Forces Splif by Drive   Escape Route for Reds South of Border Cut; General Almond Says He Sees Hope Of ‘Great Things’ In Present Offensive

Great Allied Force Smashes Acros: 38th Parallel in Bold Drive Splitting Retreafing Red Armies  General Almond Says Great Results Are Expected From UN Offensive

Daring 13-Mile Drive Staged To Split Retreating Chinese Forces—Smaller American Contingent Recaptures Chunchon, Most Important Rail And Highway Center in Central Korea -

‘Reeling Chinese Armies Divided By Bold 13-Mile Advance; Lt. Gen. Almond Highly Optimistic

ARMORED TASK FORCES PUSH NORTHWARD   13-Mile Gain Across 38th Parallel Reported   Personally Directs Action From Helicopter; Visits Division Commanders

News Day, Night   13-Mile Drive Splits Retreating Chinese;  Almond Leads Push   Task Force Recaptures Chunchon; “Tremendous Move’ In Procress

BOLD DRIVE SPLITS RED RANKS IN TWO   Chinese Escape Route Cut As Entire 8th Army Goes On March.

Tank Task Force Crosses Border to Cut Escape Route   ‘Expect Great Things’ from Drive: Almond

13-MileDrive Crosses 38th, Splits Chinese  Bold Stroke Cuts Of Escape Route Of Rec

Reds Routed Along Front  As Chunchon Is Reseized  Last Important Tow:   Last Important Town Taken In Offensive RetakeA By America

UN Task Force Crosses Parallel In 13-Mile Push   Chunclion Retaken In Advance North By Armored Units

Bold 13-Mile Drive Cuts Enemy’s Escape Route South of Parallel 38   Seize Choyang  River Crossings   Chunchon Is Recaptured As U. N. Forces Swing Into Counter-Attack

U.N. Tank Unit Gains 13 Miles; Chunchon Falls   Eighth Army Heads North Along 125-Mile Front: Resisianece Said Slight

13 Mile Drive Crosses 38th Parallel To Split Red Armies   Bold Move In New Counteroffensive

Bold Drive Slashes Red Escape Path   Communist Forces Are Split by 15 Mile Advance

13-MILE ADVANCE SPLITS FLEEING CHINESE ARMIES   ENTIRE EIGHTH ARMY IS ON MARCH BEHIND ALLIED TASK FORCES

Daring Move Cuts Escape Route for Reds on EastCentral Front  RAIL CENTER RETAKEN Entire Eighth Army Follow:  Tank-Task Column in Offensive —

Americans Recapture Chunchon And 8th Gains All Along 125-Mile Front; Fleet Calls Drive A Red-Killing Offensive.

Allies Split Retreafing Red Armies   Tank Force Drives Across North Korean Border

UN Forces Gain Along Entire Front   Van Fleet Calls New Push Red-Killing Counter-Offensive

‘Daring Counteroffens ive Cuts Chinese ‘Escape Route: ‘Every Second Counts’

Allies Split Retreating Foe's Armies   Tank Column Cuts Escape Route in Bold {3-mile Thrust

LAUNCH COUNTEROFFENSIVE  Communist Resistance  Fading As UN Columns Push Into North Korea

TROOPS STRIKE AS RED ARMIES SPEED RETREAT   American Tank-Led Force Recaptures Chunchon—U, N  Forces Advance On  135-Mile Front.

Entire Eighth Army on Move To Plug Eseape  ‘We Expect Great Things,’ General  Almand Pranhecies

Almond’s Corps Smashes Ahead In Central Area  Surprise Action Traps Enemy in Fatal Wedge

Almond's Men Split Chinese Routed Force   Field Commander Confident Of Destroying Enemy

Almond “Expects Great Results”’  Tanks Cross 36 and Split  Red Armies

Allied Tankers Smash Across 38th Parallel  13 Mile Drive Conlian. Dad A cmet me

PASSES OTH FOR SPLIT OF RED ARMIES   Cuts Off Escape Route. for . Chinese Still’ South =. of. Parallel.

No Limit Set On Objective. General Says   Chunchon Recaptured’ As Allies Meet Linle Resistance At Front

Retreating Reds Split By Offense   ‘Important Rail Center of Chunchon Taken; Daring Move Slices Red Escane Route

Task Force Drive Lops Escape Line   Eighth Army Offensive  Without Limitation, ‘Van Fleet Says.

Tank Task Force Able to Push. 13 Miles Across 38th Parallel; Strategy Splits Red Armies —

Force Hits Across 38th  InBoldPush   Smaller Units Retake Chunchon, Important Rail Hub in Central Korea   Leaders Pleased   Almond and Van Fleet Say They Expect Great Things of Drive

Bold UN Stroke Splits Chinese Retreating North  Great Tank-Task Force Captures Choyang River Crossings

CUT CHINESE LINES IN 13MILE DRIVE   @ Daring March by Powerful Force Cuts Off Reds Still South of Parallel 38.

Escape Route For Enemy Cut By Bold Stroke   Eighth Army on Marck in Great ‘Red-Killing’ Counteroffensive

Cross Parallel in Bald Move. By Task Force   ' Cuts Off Route of Escape far Troops Still South of 38th;  Chnwahww “Baas iesieues

‘Allied Forces Sweeping ‘Across 38th in Strength   Powerful Advance Column Makes 13-Mile Gain thru Retreating Foe

Allied Force. Crosses 38th, Splits Chinese  13- Mile Drive Called "Perhaps: Boldest,  th aL, Cl Ure

Allies Take Chunchon In New Attack   Chitiese Lose Last Major Point Taken Coulinue Retreat

Congressional Reaction Split On Party Lines   ‘A Tragic Error,’ Says Taft, But Democrats Support Truman Move

General Due To Air Case  In Congress ,   Wherry Says That MacArthur Plans To Return Home Soon

CRITICS ATTACK REMOVAL ORDER   Members Of Congress Aroused By Dismissal OF MacArthur — Possible Impeachment Talked.

Truman Crities Quick To Rally For MacArthur   Removal Called "Tragic Effort’ But Opinion Divided.

Lawmakers -Blast Action by Trumar   Angry Congressional Critics Call General's Removal ‘Tragic Error’

U.S. Contracts For Brifish Jet   Orders ‘Substantial Number’ of Canberra:

VETOES EARLY PRIMARY VOTE   Republican-Sponsored Bill ‘Goes Beyond Needs,’ Williams Says

Dr.McDonald Dies; Rites On Saturday   Private Burial For Well Known Harpers Ferry Bdnratar

Acheson Asks Trade Renewal   Congress Asked to Extend Rll Three Years

rn. Avalanche, Thurs., Feb. 15, 1f  » See. ack, (Ti MALIK JOINS COMMITTEE MEET  Trygve Lie Confident UN Will Eventually Bring Disarmament

Lie Says UN Will Succeed In Disarmament   Leader Speaks at Meeting to Discuss Proposal by Truman

Fine Signs New Law for Civil Defense   Issues Proclamation for Setting Up 13-Member Council.

FINE T0 NAME DEFENSE GROUP FOR PA. TODAY   Governor Signs Bills Creating Emergency Setup In State

Tells Reporters After Secret Conference With Ridgway That ‘Negotiations Should Be Held Where Each Side Has Equal Rights’

Smith Disappointed By Defeat of Bill To Raise Truck Fees   May Ask Public Service Commission to End Truck Reciprocity Agreements.

Truck Rate War Not Completed, Gov. Smith Says   Bill Falls 10 Votes Short of Passage; Gas Tax Still Up

Kansas University Chancellor Asked to Assume School Presidency   REFUSED UP TO NOW   Argued a Demurrer

Russians Aim New Blast Af Western Policy   Accuse French Of Endangering Mutual Aid Pact

THREE KILLED IN AUTO CRASH NEAR MARION   Sheriff Witnesses Collision as Car Veers Into Another's Path.

Pressing For Two-Thirds Rule ..... oe     Dixie Democrats’ Future Unsettled

Dixiecrats Fail To Map Strategy   No Specific Plans Made to Beat Truman

New U.N. Peace Bid  Supported   Canadian Submits Committee’s Latest Plan to End War

Negotiation of East Problems Urged by U.N.   Time Limit For Red China’s Reply To Truce Offer Asked

Girt Slain Near Camp Of Sugar Ray   _ Find Body Near Gymnasium in England

West Refuses  To Continue Secret Talks   Big Three Replies  To Syrian ‘Feeler   Suggestion Would Have Major Powers Abandon Baruch Control Plan

STATE'S OIL ALLOWABLE CUT 72.519   Rail Commission “Sets 23-Day Schedulk For December

One-Day Cut In Statewide Oil Output Set   Rail: Commission Orders 2,939,868 Barrel Limit

Most Food Prices Remaining Steady   Spotlight This Weekend To Feature Hot Weather Specials in Most Stores

Acheson Under Truman Orders In Testimony  Told Not To Relate White House Talks  le. AA mec A wbkeare Cmca

Acheson Refuses To Discuss Talk At White House   Secretary Quizzed On Parley Which Preceded Ouster

White House Conversation Confidential   Offers To Reveal Conclusions and Personal Attitude

Acheson Says Truman Asks He Keep Silent   Secretary Will Not Disclose Discussion Concerning Ouster

secretary of State Keluses ic Reveal His White House Conversation on MacArthur Case

Acheson Says Truman Gave  Silence Order   Secretary of State Tells Senators He is Under “Direct Instructions” Not to Reveal Discussions

WORD-FOR-WORD NOT ALLOWED Acheson Bares ‘Silence’ Orders From President

‘Good Driver’ Figures High In Accidents   Most Involved in Fatal Crashes Are Not Drunk. Youngs

LABOR, GOVT MAY BURY THE HATCHET SOON   Johnston Reports  Progress Made Toward Mobilization Peace.

Higher Wages Possible for Some; Lower Prices Set in Newest Order:

Soap Prices Shaved, Wage Hikes Approved  Green  achoc   Green Lashes At Labor Conscription

Peace Hopes Brighten Over Prices, Wages  Some White Collar Workers May Win Raises in Chances

Home Front Mobilization Program Brings Promises of Lower Soap  Prices, White Collar Wage Hikes

Peace Outlook  In Labor Rift  Seen Brighter - White-Collar Group   Gets Wage Hike And” Renee Det Cechad.

CURB ON COTTON PRICE AROUSES STRONG PROTEST   Government Order Stands Despite Attacks By Southern Congress men—  Other Changes.

‘White Collar Workers May Get Pay Boosts   Lower Soap Prices Are Ordered; Cotton Ceiling Still Stands

Cofton Controls Stir Opposition Of Dixie States   Prices Of Soap To Be Reduced; Wages Get Hike

Wage- ‘price Controls ice Controls  Battle e Goes on  White Collar Workers May Get Pay Increase

Wage Controls Widened; Soap Prices Shaved  U.S. White-Collar _ Workers May Get Raises Under Plan

Price of Soap Ordered Cut By Government  Salary Increases For Some White Collar Workers Okayed

Wage Controls To Be Eased On Some Jobs   Lower Soap Prices Promised—Jobnston Saves Progress Being  Made in Labor Talks

White Collar Wage Raises Are Permitted   ‘Cost-Of-Living’ Increase: Allowed By Johnston In Some Cases

Pay Hike For White Collar Workers Likely   Lower Soap Prices Also Promised As Fight Is Stirred Up Over Cotton Price Controls

Prices, Wages Under Attacks  Fight Over Cotton Controls Stirred Up

Labor-U. S. Truce May  Be Nearer   Soap Price Rolled Back White Collar Wage Lids Eased

Higher Salaries In White Collar Jobs Promised   Soap Price Cuts Set;

Controls in New Shifts   Promises of Lower Soap Prices, Some Higher Wages, Cotton Fight  Biawalane

Slight Progress Made in Trying For Wage Policy  Soap Prices Lowered; White Collar Men May Get Increases

Labor Quarrel Cooling -- > Lower Soap Prices, Hi oher  ‘White Collar Wages Indicated a,  ‘In Home Front Mobilization

US. Orders Cut In Soap Prices; More Pay Hikes   Some White Collar Workers Will Benefit From Revised Policy:

Some Likely To Get Hike   Employers Given Right To Raise ‘White Collar’ Wages

EASE WHITE CO! LAR WAGE RESTRICTIONS   Gov't Also Rolls Back Soap Price in Order Issued Today.

Crack Ban on Prices, Wages   Lower Soap Prices Due, Some Pay Hikes

Mobilizers Shave Soap,  Hike Wages   Some Soap Will Be a Cent Cheaper; White Collar Workers Get a Boost

DiSalle Orders Small Cutback In Soap Prices   Allow Increase in Wages for White Collar Workers

Office Workers ° To Get Pay Hike   Employers Given Okay To Boost Pay; Rollbacr Of Soap Prices Seen

OPS Cuts Soap Price, Hikes Pay   DiSalle Refuses To Lift Cotton Controls

Price, Wage Control Picture Brighter; Tohnston, Industry Leaders Meet Today

Higher White Collar Wages   wUlidl Wades  OPS Makes Price Promises, Stirs Uv Cotton Ficht

Higher Wage Scale Given In Johnston  Office Move   Lower Soap Prices Promised In Order By Price Director

Controls Eased For Soap, Wage: On Home Front   Lower Prices Are Promised; Some Pay Raises Seen

OPS Stand On Cotton Stirs Fight   Lower Soap Prices, White-Collar Worker Wage Hike Seen

Says UN Label on Korean War Forces “s Shabby and Disaraceful Farce”

Reactions Vary as Kin Are Told   Bright Christmas for Many Who Hear Lost Sons Alive

POW NEWS HAS JOY, DESPAIR   AP Maintains Vigil T: Notify Kin, Check Identification

Wages Stabilized at Rates of Last Thursday; Prices Held at Highest Level to January 25.  ACTION TAKEN TO FIGHT INFLATION

No Rollback Made; Single Cuis Planned   Exemptions And Exceptions Made To General Rule

Government Places Controls On Wages, Prices   Rigid Enforcement Of Anti-Inflation Order is Decreed

Long Expected Freeze Designed as Temporary Dam Against Inflation Until Permanent Ceiling Formulas Can be Drawn Up.   LABOR LEADERS PROTEST

Ceilings Set At Rates Held On January 25   Price Boss Says Goods Plentiful, Rationing Unlikely

Wages, Prices Ordered Frozen  by Government   Pay at Thursday Level, Prices at Peak Between Dec. 19, Jan. 25

Wages Stabilized At Pay Seales In Effect On Jan. 25   Prices Frozen At Highest Level Of Period From Dec, 19 Ta, Jan. 25; Freeze On Pay To Be Replaced By Flexible Policy Due Sometime Next Week, Officials Say

Long-Awaited Act in Aims To Stop Inflation  Prices Stabilized At Highest Point Between Dec. 15 And Jan. 25

Dec.19-Jan.25 Self As Ceiling Period By General Order  Plan for Rationing Denied; Exceptions Cover Many Itemc

TEMPERATURE   Pay, Price Ban Effective As Of Jan. 25   Some Foods, Other Items Not Affected

Rationing Is Not Planned   Wages Pegged at Jan. 25 Level; Prices Stabilized at Hichest Levels Since Dec. 19 :

To Be Effective Till Permanent Ceiling Formulas  Drawn; Labor Sore

Pay Fixed As of Rates On Thursday   Prices Stabilized At Recent Peaks— Many Foods Exempt

Temperatures:   Costs Fixed at Peak of Dec. 19-Jan. 25: Pay at Last Thursday

RATIONING OUT, AT LEAST. FOR NOW, SAYS DI SALLE   OPS Asks FBI To Aid In Enforcing Temporary Move To Stem Inflation

Farmers, Labor Protest: Some Commodity Markets Shut Down Temporarily

Long-Expected M o v e Designed To Check  Inflation — DiSalle Says No Rationing  Planned — — Turn To Ask Of Making Order o

Stop-Ga p Dam Sets Jan. 25 As “Lid” Date   No Rationing Foreseen —Continued Rise in Food Prices Expected  ~No Control on Rents

Action Designed To Halt Inflation Pendiné Ceilings   ‘ay Based On Jan. 25 Rate, Prices At Top Figures From Pee. 15-Jan. 25

Curb Prices af Hichest Levels of Dec. 19-Jan. 25   No Rationing, DiSalle Says; Stabilize Wages in Effect on Thursday

OPS Faces Giant Task In Control  No Rationing Seer For Near Future, DiSalle Says

No Rationing Planned Freeze Is Temporary Dam Against Inflation   OPS ENFORCEMENT CHIEF HOOVER RESIGNS, REASON NOT GIVEN; PLAN RUTHLESS ENFORCEMENT OF TWIN FREEZES

Freeze On Pays, Prices ls Ordered   Wages Stabilized  At Rates in Effect Thursday; Say No Rationing Planned

TemporaryDam Raised Against Inflation Until Ceilings Ready   Ruthless Enforcement Effort Assigned to All U.S. Agencies

NOW THEY MUST MAKE IT WORK Government Action Is Designed As Temporary  Dam Against Inflation

Wage-Price Curbs Aimed ToHoldLine   FBI Asked to Help With Enforcement Of Stopgap Measure

More Permanent Ceiling Formulas To Come Later   No Rollback in Current Program; Labor in Protest Aaginst the Action

Officials Set to Work on Permanent (Ceiling Formulas; No Rationing Is Planned; Labor Groups Protest Freeze

Orders Freeze At Highest Levels Since Dec. 15th   Designed as Temporary Block Against Inflation; Wages Held At Rates in Effect Thursday

Temporary Dam Against Rising  Costs Is Drawn   Rationing Not Planned In Near Future; Jan. 25 Ceilings Used As Rule For Stabilized Setun

Action Seen As Temporary Dam Against Inflation; Rationing Not Planned   EXCEPTIONS   To Regulation Announced By DiSalle: Striec +t Enforcement Demanded

FBI Asked To Aid Wage  Price Freeze   Government Calls On Enforcement Agency Help As Stabilization Order Is Issued

Rationing Is Not Planned In Near Future, If At All        siStringent Action , Being Considered’ ‘To Enforce Laws

Price Level  At Dec. 19Jan. 25 Top   Pay at Thursday Point; Search for Flexible Formula Goes On.

PRICE AND WAGE FREEZE ORDERED BY GOVERNMENT   vices Fixed At Flighest Level During Dec, {9-Jan. 25 Period; Wages At Midnight Jan. 25,

FBI And Other Federal Bureaus Asked Tc Help; Prices And Wages Virtually Frozen As Of Thursday; No  Rationing Planned.

Plan Is Designec As a Temporary Inflation Dam  . Wages Stabilized At Thursday Rates

NO RATIONING FOR PRESENT, SAYS DISALLE   OPS Faces Task Of Making New Edict Work; Ask FBI Assistance

Prices, Wages Stabilized at Thursday Rate  Price Boss DiSalle Says No Rationing System in Prospect

Hollywood D. A. Sends Gun Case To Grand Jury   Wanger Indictment Will Be Asked; Lang Ailing

Mississippi Is Rolling South   Crest Of Flood Has Surged Past St. Louis Area

SALESMAN HELD INN. Y. SWINDLE   Showered Showgirl with Gems, Minks, Auto, Police Say

SOUTH PLAINS AREAS BEATEN BY RAIN, HAIL   ~ Muleshoe Suffers 6-Inch Fall; Hart Battered By Ice

Fechteler Says Mediterranean Fleet Is Capable Of Delivering Atomic Attack If Need Arises

Pa. Crime Probe May be Forgotter   Separate Resolutions Sponsored by Tompkin: ‘Locked’ in Committee

Heavy Cash Payments on Buildings Ordered   Latest Move to Tighten Credit and Combat Inflation; Preparing to “Equalize and Stabilize”’ Prices, Wages.

STABILIZATION OF FOOD PRICES    Government Hints That Action Is Contemplated Soon .

Curb On Business Building Decreed  50 Per Cent Down Payment Is Ordered

Credit Curb Hits Business Construction   Stabilizer Hints Attempts to Be Made To. Steady Feod Costs

U.S. Tightens  Construction Credit Terms   Broad Hint Indicated Government to Try to Stabilize Food Prices

Food Stabilization Indicated On Way   30 Percent Cash Demanded Of Nan-Home Builders

CREDIT TERMS ARE TICHTENED   50% Down Payment Ss Construction Rule

(Order 50 Pct. Cash Down Payment To Cut Down Non-Residence Building

Stiff Curb. Placed On Building   Requires 50 Per Cent Down Payment On Commercial Projects:

Commercial Building Loan Terms Curbed  50 Per Cent Down Payments Ordered

Ex-Wife Approves King Wedding Plan   All Right for Him to Marry Egyptian Dancer, She Says

Little Sister’s Heart Belongs To GI: Texan's Ex Backs Him Up In. Marriage To Eqyptian Dancer

An Unexpected Ally  ‘Texan Engaged to Dance: Gets Ex-Wife's Blessing

UN Offered  Program on Disarming  Russian Proposal   Russian Proposal Would Cut Armed  Forces of Powers

Russia Proposes Treaty Meeting to Outlaw Atom Bomb  Vishinsky Lays Down Conditions to Proceec World Disarmament

SNOW   '—UN DEBATE— Red Lashes Big Three  Arms Plan   ATOMIC BAN BY FEB. 1 URGED

Vishinsky Lays His Plan Before UN Assembly   Speedy Action Urged By Russian Delegate

Urge Weapon Be Outlawed   Vishinsky Proposes New Atom . Treaty Conference By Next Feb. 

West's Arms Plan Is Rejected Again   Resolution Calls For Seizure Of All   Atomic Production Facilities

Russia Asks Pact by Feb. 1 To Outlaw Weapon, Charges U.S. Plan ‘Doesn’t Fill the Bill

Deadline of Feb. 1 Asked For Accord   Substitute for Westerr Plan Offered; Egypt. Blasts at Britain.

Temperatures   Rejects Allied Proposals For World Disarmament; Wants A-Weapons Seized

Vishinsky Wants Atomic Bomb Banned   Proposes Treaty Be Drawn Up By Next Feb. 1

RUSSIA WANTS BIG POWERS TO OUTLAW A-BOMB  Vishinsky Proposes to U.N. Agreement Be  Reached hv Next

Soviet Wants Nations fo Agree On Atomic Pact  Reds Again Reject Disarmament Plan

Outlawing of Atom Bomb Proposed by Vishinsky; Egypt Lashes at Britain   PARIS—(UP)—Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vishinsky preposed today that the great powers agree by next Feb. 1 on a treaty to outlaw the atomic bomb.

Disarm Plans Again Rejected By Vishinsky   Russia Urges That Weapon Stockpiles Be Used Peacefully

PROPOSE PACT BY POWERS ON USARNANENT   Vishinsky Rejects Big 3 Plan and Offers Worldwide . Weapons Count.

Again Rejects Allied Plan For Disarmament  & eh. aokens MAL.   Vishinsky Offers New Proposal in Second UN Address

PLANE CRASH REPORT FILED   Storm Likely Factor Ir Cause Of Airliner Crash Here

What Is Christmas Buta Time When Men Should Cast Away Doubts, Do for Others

Christmas Is Anniversary Of a Faith  It Has the Spirit And Philosophy of The Great Martvr

EIGHTY MILLION INCREASE OVER TWO YEARS AGO   Lausche Not Asking For New Taxes; Budget $729,000,000

Pay-As-Go Total Is Up $80 Million   10 Major Increases Noted In Message

Lausche Sets State's Budget At 729 Million   Record Fund Measure Calls For ‘Pay-as-Go’ And No New Taxes

Army Takes Over Thailand Regime   Premvier--And Hie Cabinet - Restored To Jobs

Taft - Lausche Deal Charged By Ferguson   Joe Tells Probers Foe in Testimony ‘Deliberately Lied’

REFUGEES SUFFERING AGAIN Helpless Seoul Battered For Third Time In War

Government Asks fo Revoke Bai Under Which Communist  Leaders Have Been af Liberty Civil Rights Congress, Which Pit Up Funds, Termed Irresponsible

US Seeks to Revoke Bail  For Commies   Charges the Civil Rights Bail Fund Leaders ‘Wholly Irresponsible’

TRUSTEES WHOLLY IRRESPONSIBLE Revocation of Red Chiefs’ Bail Asked

Government Seeks  Reds’ Bail Revoke   Prosecutor Charges Bail Fund Trustees Wholly Irresponsible

Revocation  Of Bail Aim   Government Trying to Return 15 Lesser  Reds to Jail

Seek to Revoke Bail of 15 Reds   Trustees Assailed by Federal Prosecutor

Asks Bail Of 15 Reds Be Revoked   Civil Rights Fund Called Irresponsible By U. S. Attorney

U.S. Seeks to Revoke Bail of Red Leaders   Declare Civil Rights Group Fund Trustees Are ‘Irresponsible’

Gov't Out To Revoke Bail For 15 Reds   Bail Fund’s Trustees Are Called Wholly Irresponsible; Mystery Writer Gets Term for Contempt.

Seek To Revoke Red Bail   New Blow Aimed by Federal Prosecutor At Communists Facing Conspiracy Charges

AIR RESERVISTS CALL 1S ISSUED   Air Force Announces Jt Ts Summoning “Major Por. tion” Of, Reserve, Guard And Volunteers. °

Unassigned Also Included in Plan Affecting 150,000   Mobilization Aimed At Increasing Size Of Arm to 971,000

Active Duty for Reserve. Units Looms   Air National Guard, Many Youunteer Recervists on List

Air Force To Gall Up Major Part Of Reserve, National Guard Units

Reserve Untts Of Air Force Being Called   Missouri Air Guard Fliers  Been Alerted

Air Reservists To Be Called Up   Call Involves About 150,000 Men Including Guards and Volunteers

Air Force Will Increase Strength by 150.000 Men   Reservists, Air Guard Units and Others To Be Called Immediately.

12 NATIONAL GUARD WINGS ARE INCLUDED   Will Increase Aw Ferce Manpower Te 971,000 Soon As Pessible

Fliers, Ground Units Included In New Order  First Groups Will  Report In March; Ask nnn Amctl Adee

Reserves And Guardsmen To Get Call Soon:           iri diate Goal 1 97-1000 Men:

USAF Reserves Called To Duty  156,000 Guard, Air Reservists Summoned

Air Reserves To Be Called   Air Force Arinounces Tt Will Call Up About 150,000 Immediaiely

Air Force Set to Call Reservists   National Guard and Volunteers Alerted

Air Force  Calls Up  150,000 Men   Most of Reserve Units, National Gdard Wings And Individual Reser-Vists Are Included

Air Reserves  Being Called   About 150,000 Men To Boost Force To 071 000.

150.000 Men To Get Orders !mmediately   Month Notice Pledged —l nits to Train at  Home Centers During Deferment Screening

Units To Be Ordered Up  Immediately   Month’s Notice Assured Before Actual Duty

Call Air Force Reserves And  Guard Units   150,000 Men Involved; Group Includes ‘Major Portion’ of Reservists

Air Force To Call Up 150,000 Men   “Major Portion” o! Air Reserve and National Guard

br Portion Of Reservists      Hustling to Bring Sireagh Up to 971,000 Men as; Soon as Possible =~

Air Force To Call Up  Reserves   About 150,000 Men Involved In ‘Major Portion’ Including N.G. Wings

AR FOnCE TO CALL 180.000 MEN TO QUTY   Affects Reserves, Guard and a Number of Unassigned Personnel.

Air ForceTo. Call Up Most Air Reserve   Call Involves 750.000 Men

Fliers, Ground Units included In New Order  First Groups Will Report In March; Others April, May

Guard Units Included In Order   Want 971,000 Men As Soon As Possible

Air Reserve Call Involves 150,000 Men, Is Estimate   Immediate Steps Designed to Bring Branch’s Manpower Un to 971.000

as  Air Foree To Call Reserves, (guardsmen   About 150,000 Men To Federal Duty To Boost Manpower to 971,000

Rir Reserve Is Being Summoned   150,000 Men Involved in Call to Build Up Forces

Air Force Calls Up Most of Reserves   Immediate Order Affects About 150,000 Men in Reserve Units, Air National Guard And Volunteers: At Least Month’s Notice

Temveratures   National Guard Groups Included in Plans © To Accelerate Program

AIR FORCE 10 CALL UP MOST OF RESERVES   Plans Inc rease to 971,000 Men as Soon as Possible.

Air Force Announces Big Call From Reserves, State Groups Alerted

Mobilization Brings Force To 971,000   Month’s Notice To Be Given Those Summoned

Stop-Gap Action  Seen for Control:   Lawmakers Awaiting More Guidance From Voters  Before Deciding

Time Growing Short—  Fate of Controls Program Hanging in Balance

Vutcome Uncertain  Congressmen Await Guidance  From Public On Control Plar

Post June 30th Fate Of Curbs Still Uncertain   Stop-Gap Extension May Be Voted; Public Expression Sought

Control Program Still Uncertain; Stop-Gap Likely   Wilson Confident Congress Will Extend Measure.

Controls Far From Certain  Congress Is Awaiting Word From Back Hom

Fate Of Controls After This Month Still Uncertain   Lawmakers Wait For Additional Guidance From Folks At Home

CONTROLS ISSUE HITS STALEMATE NEAR DEADLINE   -ongress Looks. Ic Public For Guid ance-— Wilson Fav. evs Extending June  30 Deadline.

Control Law Fate Unsure As Congress Waits Voters  Rule Will Expire .   Rule Will Expire June 30 If Some Move Is Not Made

Fate Of Economic Curbs Uncertain As Solons Wait Home Folks’ View; Stopgap Extension May Be Voted

CONTROLS FATE STILL UNKNOWN   Lawmakers Depending Or Homefolks For Decision

UJ. S. Reported Possessing Terrible Weapons Of War.   Fate Of Controls Hanas In Balance

United Nations Stand Poised At 38th Parallel  i i ee ie   Chunchon Fall Is Greater Prize  Than Seoul

Radly-Battered Chunchon Falis Without Op position   DNLY RESISTANCE IS WEST OF SEOUL

Chinese Give Up Chunchon Base © Without Fisht —      “Yank: Troops’ and Tanks Take Over As: Reds Abandon Last Stronghold For Stand and Retreat Over 38th; Alliez: Ready to Cross Old Border

Aorean War Allies Could Invade North At Any Time  ’ Are Within 8 Mile OFf 38th Parallel

Allies 8 Miles South of Old Korean Borde   Enemy Suffers 1,500 Casualties During Day of Fighting

Allies Close To Crossing  38th Paralle   Recapture of Vital Red Base Regains Initiative for U.N.

UN Troops  Can Cross Parallel  Any Time   Now:Only Eight Miles South of Line After Seizing Great Commun.ist Base at Chunchon Without a Ficht.

U.N. FORGES NOW IN POSITION 10 INVADE N. KOREA   Allies Only Eight Miles From Parallel 38 and Can Cross Any Time They Get Order.   CAPTURE CHUNCHON WITHOUT A FIGHT   Reds Retreat in Center and Kast — Shift of Troops Indicates The, May Make Attack in West.

UN FORCES CLOSE T0 38TH PARALLE!   Bulk of Red Troops Have Aiready Withdrawn Across Line, Js -Report

TROOPS READY TO CROSS 38TH ANY TIME NOW   Most Red Forces Pull Back Of Mythical Boundary

616 HOUSES ARE NOW ‘ROOFED’ AT FAIRLESS VILLAGE   4,000 BY YEAR 1952   Claim Village Will Have Own Civic Center With A Town Hall

THEY CALLED IT A MIGHTY STRANGE MISSION  BY PATUPR TIRRAN NACIEF

U.N. Forces Take ChorwonWumhwaFrom Chinese Reds   Chinese Reds In Difficult Situation

Tanks Rumble Into Southern Part of Triangle   U.N. Forces Move Ahead as Enemy Goes Into Retreat

Allies Grab Two Important Defense Points of Reds   U. N. Tanks Enter Charwon and Kunhwa As Enemy Falls Back.

Enemy Refreats Leaving Stacks Of Equipment: Allies Advance   Tanks Rumble North Over Flat Terrain As Chinese Forces Swiftly Pull Back Before Crushing Fire-power of Allies

Guy Gabrielson Acknowledges Talks With RFC  Denies Influence Use As GOP Leaders Ask His Resianation

Gabrielson Admits Dealing With RFC But Denies Influence  Republicans Clamor To Oust Chairman If He Sought Any Favors

GOP Chieftain Admits Dealing For RFC Loan   Chairman Denies Any “Influence” Or Wrong Doing.

Gabrielson Tells RFC Dealings   Denies Wanting ‘Influence, Advantage

Great Britain Won't Join Ike’s Army   But Churchill Pledges Support  To Movement

Britain Pledges Full Support to European Army   But Churchill Says, Nation Will Not Join Military Movement

England Won't Join Europe Army   But Churchill Says Nation Will Support and Work With It.

c hurchill Pledges, . Support, Refuses To  +e     1  Join FEuronean Arm

Agents Probing Black Market Cases On Beef   Family Wardrobe Is Not Expected To Be Increased

Up and Down Seale Clothing May Slide Under OP: Code But Costs Wot Budge

Showdown Due To Be Demandec With Russians  Johnecan Exnecte   Johnson Expects To See Victories With A Decision

Showdown With Reds Is Certain  Public Opinion to Demand it—Johnson

Showdown Due To Be Demanded With Russians  Johnson Expects "Fn Cae Vietariae   Johnson Expects To See Victories With A Decision

lt Might Have Been For His Texas Constituents But Sen. Johnson Says Public Will Demand Red Showdown

Says People  Will Demand  Showdown Johnson Thinks  Dah VT TM...   Johnson Thinks Public Will Tire Of Wranclins

Johnson Sees Showdown On  Russian Issue   Senator Avers Public . Opinion Will Decides Korea Only Beginning

TEXAS SENATOR THINKS PEOPLE WANT DECISION   Johnson Believes Time Not Far Off, Certain to Come

Sees Showdown Coming Beiween U.§. and Soviet   People Will Grow Tired of Indecisive Fighting. Sen. Johnson Says.

Mike DiSalle Conveys Word To Conaress   Price Controller Says Lesser Course Would Wreck Entire Stabilization Program

Funeral Friday for Mrs. Eula Snider  Husband With Soil Conce   Husband With Soil Conservation Service Formerly At Ada

Funeral Friday for Mrs. Eula Snider   Husband With Soil Conser vation Service Formerly At Ade

Childs Assails McCarthy For Boycott Plea   Threatens Freedom of Press By Attacks On Crities, Columnist Says

AEDo: ANGEL MUM ON BAIL FOR FUGITIVES   Millionaire Field Refuses to Tell Names; Faces Contempt Charge.

Santa Fe Picnic Is Slated For Thursday   Big Four Brotherhoods _ Prepore for Big Annual Event: Program Is Set

Santa Fe Picnic ls Slated For Thursday   Sig Four Brotherhoods Prepare for Big Annual  Buenas Bickicoemcn Pe Bee

30-YEAR CONTRACT SIGNED WITH BERLE   National Broadcasting Company Secures Exclusive Rights To  Tamadian’s TWalteontc

20,000 Cuf From May Draft Cail   Only One Qut OF 16 2¢ in Draft Age Group Fi Has Been Called . D

Gen. Bradley Renamed Joint Chief in Face of New Air, Navy Discord

Gen. Bradle: To Continue  In Key Role   Truman Deliberate In Filling Vacancy As Head Of Navy

Truman Plans — To Keep Bradley AsTop Official   Another Controversy Is Looming Between. Air Force And Navy.

sTWO WEEKS: WITIL LOVE” AT WEST THEATRE ‘Sun. Mon., Tueés.. Apr. 15. 16, 17

‘Socialist’ Charge Hurled By Martin  Plan Of Economic Advisers Blasted

Taxes Might Take Half U. §. Income   Martin Charges Economic Advisers Planning Socialism

President’s Advisors.  Are Blasted   Plan Completely Socialist America Rep. Martin Savs

U. §. MENACED BY SOCIALISM   Truman’s Top Economic Advisers Accused By Rep. Martin

CHINESE DRIVE NW COIN THEOTHER Wt   Shattered Armies Turn Back After Loss of 48,371 in Five Davs.

Victorious Allied Forces Smash At Retreating Communist. Forces; Virtual Rout On West Centra] Front   OFFENSIVE BREAKING AGAINST FIRE-POWER

Allied Forces In Hot Pursuit On Two Fronts  Tanks, Foot Troops Thruct Back Into   Tanks, Foot Troops Thrust Back Into Munsan and Uiijongbu

Chinese Suffer Biggest One-Day Losses Of War   UN Forces Estimate 24,700 Communists Were Killed Or Wounded Sunday; Shattered Red Armies Withdraw All Across Front; Toll In Five Day Drive Near 60,000

Huge Losses Are Listed In NewPush   Victorious Allied Forces Smash At Foe On West, Central Sectors

 — SHATTERED — UN Forces Pursue Foe In 2 Spots  i   SUNDAY TOLL SETS RECORD

Unyielding Allied Lines Inflict Terrible Toll on Chinese Reds in Korea; UN Forces Pursue Foe Retreating Into North Korea

Commies Withdrawing All Along the Front  Leave 37,500 Men In Flight Sparked by UN Counter-Drive

Commies Begin Retreating Acros Korean Front   Allied Forces Hit Withdrawing Reds In W. Central Area

China Reds Are Routed By UN Army   -ommunists Suffer 700 Casualties je ed Fight

Negotiations Recess Early Saturday; May Be Resumed Monday; Truman Holds Off

Plot On Life Of Gromyko Told   Precautions Taken To Safecuard Red

Police Study Report Heard Of Fantastic Plot to Kill Red Delegate to Peace Talk

POLICE ALERTED ON PLOT 10. KILL ANDREI GROMYEC   Russian Delegates: Heavily Guarded On Trip To San  Beenie

Police Reveal BizarrePlot  To Kill Envoy   White Russians Blamed For Plan To Assassinate Andrei Gromyko

Heavy Police Escort Accompanies Red Deputy Foreign Minister On Trip To Frisco After Warning Tip

Reports of Rift Between MacArthur And Ridgway Called Preposterous

Money Is Called Europe's Problem  In Defense Plan   Eisenhower Says Men Are Called, . Trained Faster Than Arms  Are Supplied

House Unit Says Europe Problem Money, Not Mer   Quote Ike Words That Equipment Is Needed Badly

House Foreign Affairs Com: mittee Cites Needs of  Neighbors   Eisenhower Says Troops Now Exceed Available Tools of War

Money Is Need In  Defense   Committee in Support of a $7848, 750,000 Aid Program

Money, Not Men, Worry of Europe   House Foreign Affairs Com mittee Cites Needs of  Neighbors   EQUIPMENT HEADACHE   Eisenhower Says Troop: Now Exceed Available Tools of War

House Foreign Affairs Committee Says Europe's Major Defense Problem Is Money, Not Manpower

Vandenberg Explains UN  Plane Losses   Greater and Perilous Operations Declared Reason Toll Is High

Sub-Zero Weather Grips Missouri, Most Highways Still Covered With Ice

Group To Examine Materials Policies  HST Appoints Boara To Study Resources   Dulles Leaves On Peace Trin

Group To Examine Materials Policies HST Appoints Board  To Study Resources

New Commission To Study Materials  Truman Names CBS Head As Chairman

Illinois Bell asks for new rate increase to keep up with rising costs

Lid Sull On Slot Machines In Minnesota  Youngdahl’s Aide Will Continue Present Policies

BITTER BATTLES RAGE ON KOREAN WESTERN FRONT   Allied Forces Continue To Make Gains Despite Fierce Attacks Made By Chinese Troops.

Battle Rages as U.S. Patrols Probe Closer fo Wrecked City   Secretary of Army Visits Front; Amazed By Large Number of Chinese Killed By Allied Troops During Week-Long Advance

Allies Advance, Less Than Seven Miles From Seou  Red China Rejects Good Offices Offer; Fiaht in Severe Cold

Battles Rage In West, Red  Losses Grow   Assistant Secretary Of Army Says Foe Dead All Over Place At Front

Allies Batter At Seoul Gate   Chinese Losses High With Chmax Nearine

Battles Rage In Western Section  As Reds Attack   Assistant Army Secretary Tells Of Seeing Rodies.

Red China Snub: U.N.; Says It Is Blocking Peace   Allies Stem Counter Blows; Continue Slow Advance

HIGH ARMY — OFFICIAL AT FRONT LINE   Assistant Army. Secretary Johnson Visits Troops Only Seven Miles From Burned-Out Seoul.   SEES RED BODIES ALL OVER THE PLACE   Tank-Led Puerto Ricans Raid Behind Enemy Lines. Turks Holding Under Chinese Fire.

Allies Only Seven Miles From Seoul   UN Forces Holding Firm Agains! Reds Which Launched Counteratlacks: Many Chinese Red Troops Reported Killed

Allied Forces Ram Close to Seoul; Hold Firm Against Counter-Blows   Combat Elements ‘Less. Than 7 Miles’ From South Korean Capital; Little Activity Is Reported on Central Korean War Front

Allied Troops Within Seven Miles of Seoul   UN Forces Holding  Against Red Attack: On Western Front

Allies Still Maintain Offensive   Beat Off Red Counter. attacks to Push. Within 7 Miles of Seoul; Fight in Bitter Cold

Army Secretary Takes Inspection Tour of Front   Battles Rage All Along Western Front; Dead Mount

Allied Force Draws Closer ToSeoul.   Elements Reported Only 7 Miles From Korean Capital; More Gains Reported

Battles Raging Along Western Front; U. N. Drive Is in 10th Day   Task Force Stabs Behind Foe’s Line   ‘Chinese Bodies All Over ’ The Place,’ Top Army Aide Says After Tour

High Army Officiai Visits Troops Near Former South Korean Capital; U. N. Troops Near Inchon.   RED COUNTERATTACK REPORTED NEAR SUWON

Torn Capital Less Than 7 Miles Away   Army Aid Reports ‘Chinese Bodies Lie All Over The Place’

Allies Less Than 7 Miles From Seoul   Assistant Secretary of Army Reports Dead Foes ‘All Over Place‘  Py OREN CLE [a

ALLIED FORCES JUST 7 MILES SOUTH OF SEOUL   SLUSHY WEATHER IS FOLLOWED BY MINUS 25 COLD

BATTLES RAGE IN WESTERN SECTOR   Assistant Army Secretary Visits Troops At Front   Accuses U. S. Of Wanting War And Blocking Path To Peace In Korea

Allies Inching Nearer Seoul; 7 Miles Away   ‘Chinese Stiffen On Central Area But ‘Lack Fichi’

Fight Rages on Western End of Line   Assistant Secretary of Army Finds Reds’ Bodies Everywhere

UN Forces Move Ahead In 25 Below Zero Temperature     + Reports: Them: Seven Milee: Fram Seoul.

Action Flares, Reds Denounces  UN Committee  Cabinet Officer Visits Front, Sees

Battles Raging All Along West Sector   Red China’s Foreign Minister Says U. S. Blocks Peace

Army Secretary Views Hot Action From Air at Front  Enemy Replying To U.N. Activity In Many Arecs

Less Than Seven Miles From Capitat   Red .Counterattacks Slow Down But Fail to Halt U.N. Offensive

Allies Stab Seven Miles From Seoul   Tank-Led Raiders Drive Behind Line South of the Han

Chinese Launch Limited Attacks To Slow U. N.   Turks, Enemy Trade Mountain In Bitter Fight

ALLIES PUSH CHINESE REDS BACK SLOWLY   Resistance Grows; Gains Made After Heavy Fighting.

Allies Less Than 7 Miles  From Seoul   Battles Rage in West Pentagon Aide Finds  Many Dead Reds

U.N. Patrols May Be Even Closer To Wrecked Capital   Red Broadcast.   Darine Raid.

Allies Seven Miles l'rom Gutted Seoul   Top Ofhcial Tours Front. Sees “Bodies All Over the Place”

‘Advance Units Probe Even Closer To City;  Johnson Visits Forces

U. N. Forces Less Than Seven Miles Short of Seoul  Battles Rage on Western Sector

Battle for Seoul Is Shaping Up   Counter-blows Fail To Check the U.N.  March; Aggressor Label Enraaes Rede

REDS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES IN ALL AREAS   Turkish Unit Retakes Hill From Chinese After Bitter Battle

Allied Forces Less Than Seven Miles From Seoul   Battle Races All Along Front

Battles Rage in Western Zone   Army Official at Front Says Dead Litter Field

Battles Raging All Along West Sector  Red China’s Foreian   Red China’s Foreign Minister Says U. §. Blocks Peace

High Army Observer Claim: Troops Within 7 Miles 1 of Capital   HEAVY FIGHT IN WES]   Weather Conditions Worse; Yanks Encounter 25 Below Zero Cold

Battles Rage   Dalles Naze  ‘Allies Seven Miles From Fire-Blackened Seoul

Allies Reported Less Than Seven Miles From Seoul   BATTLES RAGE ALONG WESTERN SECTOR; TASK FORCE STABS THROUGH TO SAMGO

Allied Forces Push Drive Within 7 Miles of Seoul   New Battles Flare on Western Front; As Enemy Launches 3 Counterattacks

—STRIKE— Walkout At Plant Here Has Ended  Union's Plea To Return Is Heeded

State Bus Strike To End At Midnight—Unsettled   ‘Sympathy with People’ Induces Drivers To Terminate Walkout

Iran Calls For Immediate Talks On Oil Situation  Britain Believed Certain to Accept New Iran Preposal

British Housewives Jam Entrance To Parliament Asking Ration Hikes

12 Per Cent Income Tax Hike Wins Approval   * House Group Finally Agrees on Ceiling On Individual Taxes

127 PCT. HIKE IN INCOME TAX IS APPROVED   House Committee Also OK: Boosting Corporate Tax Rates.

COMMITTEE OKAYS 123 PCT. TAX INCREASE   House Group Speeds Work On $7 Billion Tax Bill.

TAX HIKE WINS COMMITTEE OK   House Speeds Up Final Action on Bill.

Tax{ncrease May Be Delayed  Final Draft May Not ' Coma Until Next Weel

House Committee Approves Boosts   Individual Income And Corporate Tax Rates Given Hikes

121, Per Cent Tax Inerease  Is Approved   Committee Votes Boost In Postage      Knocks “Out $150,000,. 000 Wage Raise For Postal Employes

12% Percent Income Tax Boost Okayed   House Group Also Agrees on 5 Percent Hike in Corporate Levies

TAX BOOST GETS HOUSE cROUP NOD   Ceiling On Levy Per Cent U. S. Can Take Set

Income Tax Hike Delayed in House   Expect Final Draft Some Time Next Week

Committee Okays Tax Increase Bill   BO BAIN wae ew BPE  House Group Approves Boost in Individual Income Carnarate Pate

Tax Increase Delayed Again  House Group Agrees On Only Two Matters

Weather   INCOME TAXES MAY BE UPPED 12", PER CENT   Corporate Tax Increase Of 5 Per Cent Also  Recommended

Bill To Raise Rafes Receives Commiliee Hod   Ceilings Set Up; Action Deferred On Profits Levy

Emporia Skies Todav   Committee Approves Big Income Tax Hike   Boost of 12% Percent Will Help Raise $7.1 Billinn Provided in Rill

Individual Income Tax Increase of 12'4 Per Cent Wins Final Committee Approval

Income and Corporate Tax Boosts Get Final Approval   Individual Rate Up 12'2 Per Cent

12} Pct. Income Tax Boost Voted   Congress Committee Also Jumps Figure an Carnorations

boost In. Income Levy  Is Approved   124% Per Cent Raise Voted by Finance Group in Congress

Proposed Tax Hike Facing Another Delay  f°. wf Munwlea VE   Final Draft Of New Measure Not Due Until Later

Proposed Tax Hike Facing Another Delay   Final Draft Of New Measure Not Due Until Later

Committee Okays Tax Increase Bill   House Group Approves Boost in Individual Income Corporate Rates

Higher Income Taxes Approved  Corporate Levy Goes Un Five Percent

Tax Boosts Get Nod From  A Committee   121% Per Cent Increase in Individual Rate Plus Corporate Jump on Way

Tax Drafters Hike Corporate Income Levies   Individuals Add 124% Per Cent: To Tax Payments

Income Tax Boost Gets OK   House Group Approves 123% Tax Increase

Authority Bill On Way to Desk Of Governor  Three Valley Meetings rot . & gf g®» ss taf «.   Three Valley Meetings Planned to Get Water Program in Operation

You Will Be. ~Asked to Pledge 7 Bond Purchases   “rf ‘You’ And. 1 Don't Back. Our Country— ; ’ Who Will?”

Diehard Communists Driven From Peaks by Infantrymen Using ‘Bayonets and  Flame-throwers.   AIR BATTLES FOUGHT SIXTH STRAIGHT DA)   Three Enemy Planes Dam aged—One U. N. Thunderjet Shot Down but Pilot Is Rescued.

UN Infantrymer Drive Enemy Off Six Peaks  Flamethrowers Used On Communists; Air

Special Army P.0.W. Is Designated For Letters To Prisoners of War

TRAINING BAN REFUSED  House Expected To OK Draft Extender And UM1

Flood-Blasted Ottawa is Climbing Out of Muck of Greatest Inundation

N. J.RACKETS PROBE UNZIPS BRIBERY TALE   Gubernatorial Loser Police Head Were Offered Cash

Candidate Said ‘No To Zwillman Crime Probe Tole  Reiected $300.000

Gangster Sought To Buy Election   New Jersey Bribe Move Laid To Zwillman

Acheson Funds Are Facing Slice From Committee   House Appropriations Group Cuts State Department Budget 18 Per Cent; GOP Withholds Fireworks For One Week

SLASH STATE DEPT FUNDS   No Direct Action Aimed, However, At Secretary Acheson

House Committee Asks Cut In State Department Funds  Bat Republicans Seeking Acheson Ouster Withheld Mauve ta Slech Secretary's Paw

—18 PER. CENT— GOP Hold: Fire on Pay Ban ©   HOUSE UNIT VOTES SLASH

18 Per Cent Cut In State Departmen Funds Suggested   But Reduction Is Not Aimed Directly At Secretary Acheson

18P.C. Cut in State Dept. Recommendec   Reduction Not. Aimed Directly at Secretary Acheson

Committee Votes Cut In State Department Budget But Acheson Salary Fund Still Faces Debate

Acheson Still Has Paycheck  Committee Asks Cut In Department Fund

G. 0. P. DELAYS TRYING T0 CUT ACHESON’S PAY   House Committee Votes Reduction In General Fund

Committee Suggests Reduction In State Department Funds But Withholds Fire on Acheson

Federal Outlay Slashed   state Vepartment [s Among Agencies Whose Proposed Funds House Committee Trims

Ask State Department Budget Cut  vera ne of P Ye  sspetianmn Asma   None of Proposed Reduction Aimed Directly at Achesor

House Committee Recommends Cut I State Dept. Funds   None of Reduction Aimed Directly at Secretary Acheson

Appropriations Bill Slashed By House Grour   Cuts 16 Per Cent Off Whole Measure; Staie Dept. Funds Lowered

OT c3 GUT IN  FUND TO RUN STATE DEPT   {ouse Committee Also Nips Justice and Commerce  Nonaritmonte

House Group Cuts Fund For Dept.Of State  Committee Acts   Committee Acts As Hot Debate On Control Bill Mounts

Ask 18 Percent Cut In State Dep’t Funds   Hicker School Costs Mean $90,000 More in Taxes

Cut In State Department Funds Proposed   Four-Agency Bill Is Trimmed By House Committee

Department Of State Fund Slash Asked   Recommendation Of 18 Pet. Cut Not Aimed Ait Acheson

Ask 18 P.C. Cut In. 1951 Funds For State Dept   None Of Reduction Sought By House. Group Aimed Directly At. Acheson

Fund Pinch On Acheson Postponed   House Group Asks 18% Money Cut Fo: State Department

NOT AT ACHESON   House Appropriations Committee, However, Cuts Department Budget

Recommend Cut to State Depar tment  ~~, —_— >, se oe 26Ura 4 =e Te   $52.854.476 Slash Proposed By The House Comniittee

Committee Urges Cut In Dept. Funds   State Department Reduction Voted By House Group

GOP Holds Off Drive To Block Acheson's Pay   But House Committee Slashes Fund of State Department 18 Pct.

ATROCITIES SEEN AS PEACE BARRIER   LIGHTH ARMY DISCLOSURES COME AS SURPRISE TO DEFENSE DEPARTMENT,

Reds Accused 0 Killing 5,790 UN Prisoners   Allies To Break Off Negotiations

Attacking Reds Approach Old Pusan Defenses   Three Enemy Columns Attempt Flanking Drives

RIVERMEN PLAN ANNUAL MEET SEPTEMBER 29   Attractive Program Outlined For Fete At East Brady

PLAN ANNUAL MEET   Attractive Progran Outlined For Fete At East Brady’

Baby Sitters’ $18,000 Broadway Spree Ended   ‘Sharpies’ Take Larcenous TeenAaers for $15.000 of Their Loot —

Democrats Outside South Stick to Truman:  Poll of GOP at Governor’s Conference Shows Ike Favored Over Taft for Presidency

GOP Governors Differ On Choice Of '52 Candidate   Democrats Stick To Truman as  fe - age OE

Governors Stir Political Winds Warren Joins Ike. Tatton GOP List: Dems In Line With Traman

G.0.P. Split On Candidates For President   Poll Of Governors Shows 9 For Ike, 4. With Taft

Favor Ike For G.O.P. Nomination  Governors Vote 9-4. for General  aa acustn

U.S. Governors Discuss "52 Race   Republican Differences Of Presidential Choice ~ Reflected at Session 

Differences Aired: at Conference Republican Govetaent  Search for Candidate

U.S. Delegation Embarking For Paris Parley   Will Seek To Frame Agenda For Meeting Of Big Four Later

PESSIMISTIC AIR FELT U.S. Diplomatic Delegation Eves Big 4 Paris Par ley

Estimate. ‘Nearly Eight. Million. Turn “Out To Welcome ‘Old: Soldier’—Side:  walks Packed Seven:And Eight Deep Police Struagle.To:Restrain- Crowds.

73 Million Take Part In Big Welcome   Largest Crowd In History Sees Wild 3-Hour Procession

5,000,000 Line Streets To Greet Hero With A Ticker - Tape Parade

Police Estimate Cheering Throngs At 7'/2 Million   Clear, Cool Weather Perfect For Gala Climatic Homecoming Ticker Tape Parade Thru City

“Ticker Tape Parade’ Marks Wild Welcome   Sidewalks Packed Seven and Eight Deep Ase General Passes

Largest Crowd Ever Assembled In Metropolis   Three Hour Parade Staged before Mighty Throng

N.Y. RECEPTION FOR M’ARTHUR   Estimated That Millions Pack Streets Along Line Of Travel.

New York Lays Welcome Mat For MacArthur  Celebration To Be ae... i oe E ‘ Yea   Celebration To Be Bigger Than One Given Lindbergh

MacArthur Is Given Colorful Ticker-Tape “Hero's Welcoine’ In New York Today; 7,500,000  Roar Greeting During Parade

Record Size Crowds Plan Celebration For General   Police Keep People In Control; Parade May Top All Others

U. N. Forces Hold Inifiafive:  Push Forward  Reds Withdraw in Force At Two Points Along Fron?

Pan-American Delegates Score Reds in America; Offer Little U.N. Help

TO ROLL MONDAY   Workers Will Meet at Hotel for Kick-Off Session in  Morning

CHEST CAMPAIGN ~ TO ROLL MONDAY   Workers Will Meet at Hotel for Kick-Off Session in Morning

SAN FRANCISCO INCOME TAX IRREGULARITIES EXPECTED TO BE SENSATIONAL AT HEARING

Recently Annexed Areas Are Being Re-Assessed; Bills Due July 1 Not Yet Mailed   $5,000,000 NEW BASIS AND $67,000 IN TAXES MAY BE CHARGED RESIDENTS OF OLD SECOND’ DISTRICT; MEETING ON ISSUE FRIDAY      Navy Wants Education Benefits For Korea Vets But Not Like Old GI Bill

Navy Favors GI Bill for Korea Vets  Secretary Kimball Tells VFW Meet He Onnoases Abuse

Kimball Blasts GI Bill Abuses   Opposes 52-20 Club For Vets Of Korea

‘School’ Benefits Favored by: Navy   Sec. Kimball Believes Rights For Korean Vel Should be Given Limit

Navy Favors Vet Education   Kimball Outlines Program At VFW Annual Convention

No ‘52-20’ Korean Vets  ‘Club’ Wanted   Navy Secretary Says Department Opposes Tnosce CT Rill

FIRST HALF OF SEASON   Only One In lowa Invited To National  Tournament

YANKS WIN FIRST HALF ‘OF SEASON   Only One In lowa In: vited To National  T Al rR ARANnE

District Milk. Hike May Conte: Under Federal Approval   Warning Is Sounded During Price Hearing Conducted In Pittsburgh Tuesday -

Atomic Spies Aid Red Bomb Program   Klaus Fuchs Called ‘Deadliest’ Betrayer in History of World

Russia’s s Atomic Program Advanced  18 Months By Yank And British Spies

bal. For. Nelson Cut -te: te $20, 000   U.S, District, Court © Reduces District Red Leader's Bail Today

Bail For Nelson Cut to $20,000   U. S. District Court Reduces District Red Leader’s Bail Today

South Korean Reserves Demobilized   “Basic Political Decision Beyond My Con trol” Says Mac.

Footprints Linked toHalf-Beast, Halt-ManThatDevours Humans   British Mountaineer Finds 4-Toed Tracks

“Do Best With What You Have,” Is  Carried In Frozen Korean Foxholes

GI's In Korea Obey Old Army Order —Do The Best With What You Have

LIFE TOUGH IN KOREA FOXHOLI   Gl's Are Learning To Ds Best They Can With What They Have

Repulsed Reds. Abandon Seoul: Shift To Center   Reds Has Closed Dam Gates To Make’ Fording Of Han Easy-:

Reservoir Hit After Enemy Shuts Gates to Lower River Levels for Easy Crossings

NAVY CRAFT USE MISSILES FIRST TIME IN KOREA   One Gate Destroyed, Hole Is Blasted in Another at Hwachon   FOE SHIFTS FORCES   Starts Buildup on Central Front After Failing to Take Seoul

Two Flood Gates Blasted Open to Hamper Red Moves  Attack Is Designed To Stem New Enemy Drive After Bloody Defeat Before Seoul

Dive-Bombers Tear Open Hwachon Dam Flood Gates; Commies ‘Stopped Cold

Civil Defense Slashed Despite A-Bomb Warninc   Lops Off 90 Per Cent Of Total Against President’s ‘Wishes

Chamber Votes 90 Percent Cut To $62 Millions   Efforts to Increase Funds for. Fiscal 195? Beaten Easily

Nine Other (‘ommanders  Appointed   Marshal Saunders Of Britain Named Pact Air Deputy

Monty Picked As Commander  Of Pact Units   Eisenhower Reveals 9 Men Responsible For Defense Of Western Europe

One Is Blazing So Fiercely All On Board Believed Dead; Other Vessel Is Afire Also

All Hands Lost When Ships Hit   Gulf Tankers Collide; Report Crewmen Burned

40 Believed Dead On Flaming Tanker   Two Standard Oil Craft Collide in Gulf-of Mexico; One Sighted Engulfed in Flames; The Other Also Afire But Not in Danger

Gulf Collision Burns Tankers  All Hands Believed Lost On One Ship

Two Tankers Collide; Fear One Crew Lost   Vessel Normally Carries 40 Men — Mishap Cecurs in Gulf of Mexico.

Tankers Hit. All On One May Be Lost   Vessel In Flames After Collision In Gulf Of Mexico; Help Reaches Scene

40 Believed Lost As Tankers Collide  ‘One Oil Boat. Ablaze In’ Gulf of Mexico

Other Ship Afire Off Morgan City   Stricken Vessel Identified By Coast Guard As T-2 Type Esso Tanker Greensboro With Norma!-Complement Of 40 Men

Two Tankers Hit In Gulf; Both Ablaze   Crew Of Forty Aboard One Vessel Believed To Have Perished

Signs Indicate Imminent Red Offensive Move   ‘Many’ Troops Seen Massing Near Uijongbu

Allied Troops Drive Forward in Challeng To Massing Commies  ‘Offensive-Defensive’ Aimed at Killing Reds,  Improving Positions

Allied Troops Probe At Reds Outside Seoul   Siege Force Massing For Attack; Air - Force Returns To Raids

Report Reds May Resume  Drive Soon   UN Leaders Expect Enemy To Focus Attack On Seoul

Military Political Brass Tarnished?  Ike’s Chances Linked To Truman Decision 

Gen. Ike Forgotten Man As Demos Push Truman   Party Chiefs Say They Must Sink Or Swim With HST; Eisenhower And Vinson Mentioned

Party Rallies To President; Forgets ‘Ike   General Is Believed ‘Our’ Democrats Get Behind Chiet’< Progranis

Marearet Heads for Europe   If It’s Ike, Truman Will Do The Picking, Democrats Feel

Truman Gains Most Support: For 1952 Race   Eisenhower Forgotten »As:Leaders' Of Party Hold Dénver Parley

Democrats  Mum On Ike At Conclave  yTHITNANn   Push Truman  Plans At Denver

UN Guns Down Yank Aircraft   7 Missing After Two Ships Are Brought Down

Laborers For Farms     Govt. Believes it Will ‘Have to Import Between 200.000 and 500,000

Officers Debate Supervision — Of Armistice —   Both Sides Present — Plans; U.N. Proposes. All-Korea Inspection

Republicans Muster for a Showdown on Governor Fine s New Income Tax Program

Strong Foes Pressing For Open Hearing   GOP House Speaker Will Ask Fellow Republicans For ‘Swift Passage’

Battery A Fund   Republicans Muster Strength For Showdown on Fines Tax Proaram

LABORATORY DRUG TEST FATAL TQ 2   INJECTIONS KILL MAN AND WOWAN EMPLOYE AT SOUTH DAKOTA LU.

TWO WORKERS DIE IN TEST OF DRUG   Man and Woman Succumb 24 Hours After Submitting. Voluntarily to Injections

Lab Pair Killed By Experiment   Technicians Die After Injections

Wilson Says Halting Inflation : Toughest Test Of Nation's Ability

Congress Applauds Wilson’s Progress Report on Building U.S. Military Migh   But Agree That Halting Inflation Is “Tougher Test’

Wilson Applaudec By Congressmen   Work of Building County’s Military Might is Approved

Solons Applaud Wilson's Report On Progress   Agree Halting Inflation Biggest Task To Survive

Inflation As Major Enemy   Mobilization Chief Says If ‘Nation Can Lick That, Defense Peak Can Be Reached in ’53

Congressmen Applaud Wilson Report On Building U. S. Military Machine

Halting Inflation Tougher Test Than Building Up Might   Congress Applauds Wilson’s Report On Mobilization

Lawmakers Laud Wilson’s Report   Mobilization Director Says United. States Already PE Ot ue eB? Med. A oression 

BIGGEST TEST NOW   Mobilization Chief Says Inflation Main Threat to Survival

Wilson Report Well Received By Congress  Defense Mobilization Chief Cites Progress

Wilson Report On U.S. Might Draws Applause   Halting Inflation Called Tough Test Of Survival Ability

Congress Lauds Wilson’s Report Qn Mobilization   Agrees With Him Halting Inflation Is Tough Test Of Nation

First Round Tax Increase Urged, Second Can Wait   Congress Agrees With W ilson’s Statement Inflation Is Greatest Threat To Survival

Wilson Calls Inflation Our No. 1 Enemy   Declares America Looks ‘Fairly Safe* Against Ageression

Congress Lauds Wilson’s Report   Agree Inflation fs  Foughest Opponent

Congressmen Applaud Progress in Building Military Might Buf Agree With Wilson Halting Inflation Will Be Tougher Task —

Wilson Hails Gains, Warns Of Inflation   Defense Chief: Predict: Formidable’ Strength’ Within > Next Year

Stepped-Up Battle On Inflation Urged   Congress Applauds Report On Mobilization

Congress Members Praise Wilson and Agree on Inflation   Mobilization Director Says He Hopes Soviets Will Come to  Senses

Conaress Lauds Wilson Report On Mobilization  Director Says U. S. ‘Measurably Safer’   i a i ce

Gen. Almond Says Reds Capable Of New Offensive  Probably Will Start One Soon, But Yanks Are Ready for Them

TIME NEEDED TO APPLY CHANGES Rollbacks Planned for Next Week Off

Government Delays Price  Rollbaeks Indefinitely  Needs More Time To Apply Change: Made by Congres: Tn Wofonca A wt

DELAYS ROLLBACKS   Governthent Postpones Six Major Price Regulations Set for Monday

ORDER DELAY ON ROLLBACK   OPS Has te Make Many Changes in New Rerulations

Halt Special Session, Is Current Plea   Welfare Issue Crisis End Is Now In Sight

F rench Cadet, F ailing Air Pilot Course, Takes. Plane And Flies It To His Death.

Young French Cadet Laughingly Flies Stolen Plane To Death Rendezvous After Washing Out

Disappointed Over Failure to Win Wings, French Cadet Steals Air Force Plane, Flies It to His Death Laughing

Cadet Flunks, lies To Death  Stolen Ship Crashes Near Texas Town

‘LAUGHED MANY TIMES’  French Cadet Purposely Crashes Air Force Plane

Young Flier Ends Life in” Weird Fashion   _ French Youth, Upset Because He Failed To Acquire Wings,  Is Suicide

French Air Cadet Takes  Plane, Commits Suicide   Disappointed Over Failure To Win Wings; Flies to Death Laughing

French Cadet Who Couldn’t Win His Wings Steals U. S. Plane, Laughinsly Flies to His Death

French Cadet Flies Away To Die in Crash  ‘Washed Out’ Pilot Steals Plane and Goecle OE I wuahkinnw

Luck Holds Out For Korean Vet   Soldier Escapees, Companions Killed

Flight Made in 3% Hours   7 Planes Complete Trip to Detroit _ From Edwards Air Base Near Mojave

Jet Fliers Set Record Speeds   Col. Compton First ‘o Reach Detroit from West Coast

First Bendix Racer Lands at Destination   Missourian, Flying Sabre Jet, No.  Across Finish Line

ALTOONA MIRROF In Today’s   Local Boards Have No June Induction Call

Girls Reign Supreme At OSU As Boys, In Majority, Have To Plan For Dates

Two Cars Involved i in n Crash). ie  At City’ S DangerousiIntersectior

Six Injured, Four Houses Demolished   Swank Residences in Denver Burned: 5 on Plane Saved

B-29 Smashes Into Denver  Homes, Kills 8   Demolishes Four Houses, Hurts One Civilian, — 5 Airmen; 2 Tots Safe

3 Killed as HomesHit By Plane   B-29 Crashes In Swanky Area  In Denver

Plane Hits Residences in Denver   2 Children Feared Trapped in House Wreckage Safe

Old Issues Renewed In  Legislature   Arguments Slated To Follow Action Started This Week

Vote Taken In Secrecy On Measure   Called For Nov. 6 Balloting To Make AIL N. C. Wet Or Dre

Secret Vote In House Committee Kills Statewide Whisky Referendum Bill

UN’s Forces Deal Defeat To Chinese Near Wonju  WM nmans Vo. Awe ine   Menace To Armies Shaping Up West Of Present Posts

Heavy Massing Of Reds Brings New Menace   Snowy Battlefield Littered With 2.100 Enemy Dead, Wounded; Reds Move To Cut Off Eighth Army

remy Force asses For iajor Attack   \flied Warplanes ‘eturn to Action n Northern Area

Uneasy Calin Hits Central. Front Sector   Enemy Loses Heavily In Seesaw Fight South Of Wonju; Threat Posed °

Chunju-to-Osan Front Greatest Menace to Allies   285,000 Reds Said Attempting 8th Army Cutoff

Death Toll Is High for  Commiés: :   Report 2,100 Are’. Killed atid: Wounded In Seasaw Conflict. South of Wonju; Tank-Led U. $. Second Division Patrol * Withdraws Voluntarily

ALLIES KILL 2.100 REDS   Hack Out Holding Line On Critical Central Korean Front

Wonju Front Is Uneasily Quiet Today   Seesaw Battle Tuesday As Allies Hack Out: . Holding Line Along — Critical Sector

Chinese Mass For Big Push  In West Korea 285,000 Red Troop: Reported in Osan,   Chunaiu Sector

Battle Front Quiet After Long Battle   Blood Covers Snow After Americans Charge Koreans With Fixed Bayonets

Holding Line Cut Out In  Critical Area   Greatest Menace To Allies Shaping Up Between Chungju And Osan In West

Communists Continue To Mass Troops   Seven-Hour Fight Followed By Lull

Reds Repulsed In Seven-Hour Seesaw Battle  Enemy Threatening Eiahth Army Force

Enemy Masses For First Time On Central Front   Reds Believed Aiming At Forcing Battle On Eighth Army

2,100 Red Koreans Are Left Killed Or Wounded   Yanks, French And Dutch Troops Deal Out Death In Seven-Hour Battle; Communists Stull Preparing For Attack.

—KORE A— War Front Is Uneasy, But Quiet   Allies Form Line  For New Defense

Allies Hack Out ‘Holding Line’ SouthOfWonju   West Korea Threat Menaces 8th Army; Red Forces Mass

Front Quiet After SevenHour Battle; Establish Holding Line In Center   2,100 KOREAN REDS KILLED AND WOUNDED IN FIGHTING SOUTH OF WONJU

Allies Set Up Holding Line   Front Stabilized Two Miles South of Woniu

Seesaw Fight at Wonju. .:  U.N. Sets Up Holding Line After Battle

REDS MASSING 100,000 TROOPS FOR BIG PUSH   FRONT QUIET TODAY AS PATROLS PROBE TO LOCATE ENEMY

As Reds Build for Drive—  ‘Allies Forge Holding Line On Central Korean Front

Battlefront Is Reported Quiet Today.  Allies Deal Out Death to Enemy In Seven-Hour Fight Near Wonju

ALLIES FORM LINE SOUTH OF WONJU   Communists Suffer Heavy Losses In SKirmish  U. $, PATROL   Reinforced After Engaging 7,000 No. Koreans: Snow, Rain Ground Planes

NORTH KOREANS PRESSING DOWN ON HOLDING LINE   New Menace Shaping Up As Enemy Builds Up Force In Western Korea

Silence Ominous On Front   Big Fight Shaping Up in West Where Enemy Concentrates

Pteathor® Marine forecast from Thursday to Friday.   STORM WARNING

pai MOVES TOWARD JAMAICA   J STORM EXPECTED TO STRIKE ISLAND TOMAY UNLESS IT CHANGES COURSE.

Jamaica Fears New Hurricane   Storm Switches Courss And Heads Back To  Battered Island

Chiang Says He Can Stop Reds In Korea   Tells AP Punch From Formosa Would Pull Chinese Out

CHIANG KAI SHEK WANTS TO SEND 500,000 AGAINST RED CHINA, HE TELLS AP EXECUTIVE FRANK KING

Daily News Index   Chiang Declares Nationalist  Blow Cocla Halt Korean Reds

Chiang Says Second Front Wou'd Half Reds in Korea   Nationalist Leader Says His Forces Could Deliver “Body Blow” to Mainland.

she £Eeerview——  Chiang Claims Nationalist Army Can End Communist Aggression In Korea

Chiang Says Nationalists Could Half Communist Aggression In Korea

Nationalists Can  Halt Korea Moves  Chiang Kai-shek Feels His Troops Can Stop Red  Aggression HAS FAITH IN FORCE Tells Reporters Present Ob ject of Russia is Asia, Not Europe

U.S. Still Against Red China Joining U.LN., Says Acheson   Letter to Senator Réad Into Record Of Jessup Hearing

More Than 110,000 Return from East  Replacements Number 112,000 Enlisted Men an

Hearing Due On Increase In Taxation Yearly Rates   House Committeemen In Closed Sessions Will Discuss Matter

Outline of 1951 Taxes Increase Plan Expected   House Group Ready To Begin Study of U.S. Money Needs

House Group To Report First Tax Bill Dratt   Committee Plans Final Rewriting Of Measure

IMPACT OF TAX WILL BE BARED   House Committee To Give Indication Of Depth And Direction

New Tax Program  Being Shaped Up   First Indications Of Impact Are Due This Week.

DECISION DUE ON TAX HIKES   House Ways And Means Committee Winds Up Leng Study

Session fo End Legally Tonight But Confabs May Go-Overtime   Clocks May Be Covered to Permit Final Action on Appropriation Bill and Other Items Awaiting Action in Both Houses

Legislature in Final Stretch; Top Priority Bills Only on List   New Tax Bill Expected Today

cisenhower Flying to United States For Conference On Defense Problems

More Snow, Sleet Slow State But Worst May Now Be Over   Industry and Business Slowed or Stopped, Travel Agencies OFf Schedule; Phone Lines te Southeastern Cities Broken

Weatherman Sees Letup in Cold as of Friday: Farmers Happy; Businessmen Gloomy

Reds Fighting Allied Forces Near Parallel   United Nations Only Twenty Miles From Arbitrary Boundary

Westinghouse Workers Win 9-Cent Raise  W.S.B. Clears Way; No Price Boosts Due  Clamnanw Danriarsada

Westinghouse Grants Raises  9-Cent Boost To Go  To Nearly 80.000

GROUP AGREES TO NEW TAXES   GOP Tentatively OK: $100 Million; End To Jam Seen

Senate Favors $100 Millions  In New Taxes   GOP’s Now Looking For Economies; Log Jam Believed Broken

STATE SENATE GROUP AGREES TO NEW TAXES   GOP: Tentatively OK: $100 Million; End To Jam Seen

State Tax Stalemate’s End Looms  State G. O. P.’s Map 100 Milltor

$100 Million In New Taxes Mapped Out  Now State Senators   Now State Senators Seek Way to Cut Appropriations.

Kohler OKs Brucellosis  Control Bil   Bill Calls For Spending Of Over $3,000,000 On Wiping Out Of Bang's  Disease In State

Bang's Measure  Signed into Law  Kohler Approves Eradication Plan

Examining Vital Organs Of Covner   Death of Man Robbec by Baby-Sitters Still Mvsterv.

Doctor's Death Clue Is Sought   $20,000 Snatched By Baby Sitters

-INVESTIGATIONName Briton Tn Surplus Protit Probe  Made $100 Million  In European Deals

Dawson Linked To Surplus Sales   Committee Wonders if Man Is Same One Involved with Maragor

Senate Lens On Briton.   Probers Seek to Link Dawson, of Surplus Deal Fame, to Recent Five Percenter Query

RESALE OF U.S, ARMY PROPERTY STIRS CONGRESS   House Investigators Look Into Billion Dollar Profit Reported Made By One Speculator.

Probers Seek To Trace Big Surplus Deal   Briton Is Linked With Sale Of Army Property

Probe Switches Back to Dawson  Same One Linked With John Maraaon:

House Investigators Seek To Link Maragon With Army Surplus Sales

Profitable Deal In Army Surplus Involves Briton   Maragon, Vaughan Link Is Probed By House Group

Maragon May Be Figure in New Inquiry   Investigation of Sales of Army Surpluses Warms Up

Surplus Sales Probe Has Finger On Dawson Aaain   May Be Same Dawson Once Linked With John Maragon In ‘Five Percenter’ Hearine

Resale Of Army Surplus Goods Is Under Fire   5c Probers Claim One Briton Made $100 Million on Resale Deals wy

Hopes for End Of Floods Seen  Swollen Ri vers Still Ramnaae in 3 States

Martin Asks  Open Hearings  On MacArthur   Friends Say General Bhlumes Acheson Vor  . Causing Dismissal

Senate Quiz On Ouster Opens May 3   Republican Leader Taker Swipe At Closed Inquiry

Martin Demands Public Hearings On MacArthur Issue  General Said to Blame Acheson For His Dismissal

GOP House Leader Demanding Open Hearing on Charges   Martin Displeased With Senate Closed Doors Policy

Urges House To Conduct Investigation  MacArthur Will Testify at Closed Inquiry Tomorrow

Weather at Yuma   Asks Public Probe Ot M Arthur Case   GOP Leader Martin Asks Two House Committees Investigate Dismissal

See No Petroleum Products Shortage  Industry Expansion  Deemed Necessity

No Gasoline Shortage Seen   Institute Forecasts Difficulties Ahead

UN Forces Launch Flanking Attack In Drive On Reservoir  Capture Two Red Strongholds Near Stratesic Hwachon

Stalled Allies Open Hwachon Flank Drive   Fierce Red Fire Halts UN Advance at West_  End of Reservoir

Wage Flanking Attack On Hwachon Reservoir   Chinese Reds Putting Up Fierce Resistance Along the Western Sector of Korean Defense Line

Red Fortress  City Ca      “U.N. Forces Stalled for Sixth Day in Fierce Battle for Reservoir. —

Red Resistance Stalls Advance At Western End   Forces Fan North After Seizing Enemy Stronghold of Yanggt

ATTACK BEEN LAUNCHED WEST END OF LAKE   Reds Challenge U.S. Air Power  Second Time

U.N. Fans Out Around Vital Red Reservoir   Enemy Falls Back After ‘Murderous’ Assault On Advancing Yanks

Western Drive Halted By Red ‘artillery Fire   Red Planes Again Suffer Bad Defeat

Allies Launch I'lankingDrive AtReservoir      Red Artillery Fire Stalls Offensive At Western End Of Line

Leyte Typhoor Death Toll 541   Storm Now Heading: Back Into Islands -

TYPHOON KELLS 569 FILIPINOS   Monday’s Storm Heading  Back, Another Coming  From East

Toll Mounting In Typhoon:  First Storm Curves _ Back, Second Grows

All Volunteers Now Thru Draft Boards   President’s Order Directs Enlistees In Armed Services Through Selective Service: Still Debate Draft at 18

President Directs All Volunteers To File Through Local Draft Board:

May Eliminate Choice Of Services Fnlistees Must Apply To Local Draft Boards

Order Changed For Volunteers   Youths Must Join Via Draft Boards

Volunteers Must Register in Draft  Enlistment Program Changed to System of Voluntary Inductions

INDUCTIONS BY DRAFT BOARDS   Even Those Not Registered Must Go Through These Groups  CAN ONLY REGISTER

Volunteers To Enlist Through Draft Boar ds   Truman Order Directs Youthsto Ask for Voluntary Inductior

Youth Draft Order Issued By President   Volunteers Advised To Enter Service At Local Draft Boards

Volunieers Must Act Row Through Loca! Braff Boards   Choice of Services Questionable Through New Presidential Order.

Must-Contact ‘Draft Boards   Volunteers:for Armed Serv‘jces Told to Apply Through These Groups.

New Directive Concerns Draft  Youths Must Work, Through Draft Board:

VOLUNTEERS GO THROUGH - DRAFT BOARD   Order Not Clear on Whether “Man Can Choose Service.

President Directs That Volunteers Must File Through Draft Boards

New Task for Draft Boards Is Stipulated   Youths Seeking: to Enlist Must Clear  With Board Before Takina: Action

Volunteers Told To ‘Sign Up At Home’  Appepetons For  OR a ae een   Applications For Voluntary Induction Required By U.S.

Draft Board Must Clear Volunteers  Truman Directive Alters Procedure

New Fresiadential Vraer  Service Volunteers Must Act Through Boards

Enlistees Must Gc To Draft Board   President Issues New Directive

Volunteers Directed To Draft Board   President Issues Order Regulating Manpower Build-Up

UN Delegates WaitRed Word ToResume Talk   Admiral Joy and His Aides Back In Korea After Tokyo Parley

Optimism On Parley Resulf Is Decreasing   Gen. Ridgway Warns Against Any Undue Optimism On Parley

Truce Parleys Success Hopes Becoming Dim   Delegates Give Talks “Less than 50-50 Chance’

GOP to Issue Blast at RFC   Banking Committee Senators Write Minority View on Probe

Republicans To File Report On RFC Hearings   Minority Statement Will Be Included In The Record

GOP Wins Point In RFC Probe   Bricker, Capehart Gain Right to File Critical Report

GOP to Criticize Probe of RFC   Report to Be Filed In Senate Records Despite Objections

Democrats to File Version AtSame Time   Texts Ordered Held Until Senate Meets Monday; Two To Be Published as Single Document

Vie for Plum of GOP Convention   Philadelphia, Chicago Lobby for Meeting

U. S. Major Astounds Communists In Kaesong With Quick-Printing Camera

FAST CAMERA ASTOUNDS KAESONG COMMUNISTS   Army Photographer Fascinates Chinese, North Koreans with Quick-Printing Film

BUDENZ CHARGES: WALLACE MISSION AIDED CHINA REDS   Reiterates . Statement. Thai John: Carter Viricerit Was  ° Gare naieniek N

Budenz Stands Firm on Allegations Wallace Helped Chinese Communists

WALLACE CHINA TESTIMONY AIDED REDS, SAYS BUDENZ   Witness Also Names Career State Department Officer As Communist

BUDENZ STICKS TO TESTIMONY   Reiterates That Wallace’s Policy Aided Red China

Bid to Diseus: All East-West  Difterences  Wichincky Savs   Vishinsky Says Relations Hardly Could Get Worse

Corridor Offer Added \n Peace Renewal Effort   Issue !s One Of Two Minor Points in Way

Would Provide Security Corridor to  Meeting Site: Defenders of Kumsong Thrown Off Central Front Hill.

STAGE IS SET FOR LAST ACTS ON INCOME TAX  Democrats Engage In Futile Battle to  Resurrect Dead

M Arthur Rests After Historic N. Y. Receptions   Wife, Son Attend Ball Game; Hero Tx Visit In Midwest

Scandal Probe Will Get Files Of Tax Frauds   MeGrath Promises Investigators They Will Get Full Information

Disabled Boats In Squall Path  Coast Guard Guides Rescue Attempts

Unemployment, Cutbacks Already Setting In  Shortages Threaten Britain’s Arms Plan

ord Red Cross Drive Report Due Tuesday  Organization Hopes It Will Go Closer To $45,692 Goal

SERRE. tytn, piapuimganganaalel TRACTOR OPERATOR KILLED IN MISHAP

Killed: While. ‘Spraying Field In Plane: Duster      > Plane: Crashed: into: Tree

Plane Wreck Kills Sprayer Of Cornfield  John Hemmes Dies   John Hemmes Dies In Accident Near Frizzelbure

INTO THE AIR FORCE   dames R. Selig Commissioned and "Ausiniee to Wichita

FATE OF PENSION BILLS UNDECIDED   ‘Confusion Exists Over Po lice, Firemen Funds

Wind. Snow Bogs Battles   Air Action Held Down ty Korea: Cease Fire Line to Expire

FIGHTING MAY FLARE  Korean Action Light, But End o Deadline May Stir Hostilities

Winds and Snow Halt War Action  Fighting May Flare lf Dendline Paccec

WINTER'S BLAST SLOWS KOREAN GROUND ACTION   Battle May Flare After Thursday In Event Negotiators Fail To  ‘Reach Armistice Terms.

Weather Bogs Action On  Korean Fronts   Snow, Lashing Wind Hold Fighting To One Sharp Clash

Snow and Wind Slowl ing Action On Kune ‘ea Front   Air Action Also Held To Minimum, Only Seven Missions Flown

Snow And Wind Slows Up War   Provisional Truce. ‘Period ‘Running ‘Out

Weather Stills Korea Fighting  Overcast Cuts Down Aerial Warfare Too

Battlefront Grows Quiet   Only Two Actions Pierce Quiet Christmas on SnowSwept Korean Front

Snow And Wind Lashing Front  Air Action Also At   Air Action Also At Minimum Because  Of Overcast.

Fresh Snow Slows Action in Korean War   Troops Await End of 30-Day OSes, Bee ee

Snow, Wind  Halts Most  War Action Cease-Fire Line May Change Unles:

HEAVY STORMS SUSPEND ACTION IN KOREAN WAR   Effect of End of 30-Day Cease-Fire Line Thursday May Be Renewed Full Scale Fiaht

Cold Air Sweeps In From Canada   Sends Temperature Below Zero In Some Northern Border States -

 Student Forum Highlights:   Special Luncheon and New ‘Socio-Dramas

‘Science’ s Gift To Consumers: Apples As ‘Big As Grapefruit, Peach-Size Berries

Giant Fruits, Vegetables on Woy, Plant Scientists Assert   Use of Drug Has Startling Results in Doubling Desirable Characteristics of the Parent Plants

Three On Bridge As It [Is Blown Up, All Saved But One Is Badly Hurt

America Agrees - _ : Hearing On Commie Charges Against U: 8S. Ursed At U.N.

Hearing of Red Charges Against U.S. Approved   U.N. Steering Grouf Asks for Action, On Security Act

lran Says Russ Threaten New Border Quarre!   Soviets Claim Caspian Sea Area Has Been Violated

New Gambling Law Gets Test   Constitutionality Of Law Questioned

Tax On Gambling Will Be Tested   Special Three-Judge Tribunal Will Hear Arguments In Case

By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS   GAMING TAX MAY GET TEST IN COURT TODAY

Court Upholds Gambling Tax  Stamp Requirement Ruled Constitutional

‘Gamblers’ Tax Is Held Legal   Three-Judge Federal Court Upholds Law in First Test

GAMBLING TAX UP FOR TESI   Constitutionality Of New Levy On Gaming Contested

COURT UPHOLDS GAMBLERS TAX   SPECIAL US COURT SAYS REGULATION IS CONSTITUTIONAL

GAMBLING TAX VALIDITY ARGUED   Three Judges To Decide On Law’s Constitutionalit

Tribunal Holds Gambling Tax Measure Sound  Three Judges Warn   Three Judges Warn Bet Takers to Seek No Sympathy in Cour

U. S. Tribunal Rules Today on TaxStamp Plea  Warns Operators  Not to Expect Court Svmnathyv

ELIZABETH MOVES; BIG ROCK MISSES   Chunk of Concrete Falls Near Where Princess Stood; Royal Couple Goes to Washington.

Washington To Weleome Royal Pair  Capitol Buzzes With Excitement

TAFT DEMANDS ALLIES BUILD ARMIES FIRST   Let Europeans Show U, § They Are Willing,  Senator Save

Taft Demands Guarantee of Strength  Says Allies Should  Preanare Selves   Says Allies Should Prepare Selves Before Getting Men

Taft Insists Allies Guarantee Army To Defend West Europe Before U.S. Sends Any Troop:  Demands American Share In Peacetime  BR yt! gee ee Ge g TIMER mene, geotennete, Te ORR eee a   Demands American Share In Peacetime Be Subject To Congressional Approval

Taft Testifies On Troop Plan   Senator Insists Allies Guorantee Strong Defense Farce" ©

Taft Demands Allies Provide Big Army First   Insists Nation’s Share In European Force Be Approved by Congress

Buildup Asked Before U.S. Sends Troops  Taft Demands Action By Furopean Allies

\Surrenczr Possible — Cooper  Tafl, Demands Guaranteec Western Kuropean Army

Taft Wants Ceiling On Europe Aid   Ohio Senator Raps Secret Army Plane

Stepinac Is Set Free By Yugoslavia   Conditional Release Js Announced By  * Dol wada TAvArniman’

Archbishop Stepinac Released   Conditional Freedom Given; Not To Resume Duties

Archbishop Stepinac  Is Released  Cannot Return  To Primate’s Jol

Stepinac Freed By Tito Regime After 5 Years   Forbidden to Resume Duties as Churchman

Former Primate To Live In Native Village Tito Frees Stepinac, Bars Resumption Of Church Post

Tifo Releases Msar. Stepinac From Prison   Freedom Granted on Condition He Not Be Archbishop Aaain

(Archbishop Stepinac Is Freed by Titc   Catholic Primate Given Conditional Release From Prison

TITO RELEASES OT EPINAG FROM YUGOSLAV JAIL   Catholic Leader of Millions Can’t Resume His Old Duties.

Not to Resume Priestly Duties   Archbishop Sentenced Five Years Ago. For ‘Plots’ Against State

Stepinac Gets His Freedom   Yugoslavia Frees Arch bishop After 5 Years In Prison

Slavs Place ‘Condition’ © On Freedom   Catholic Primate Forbidden To Take Un Church Daties

CAN'T RETURN TODUTIES AS CHURCH HEAD   Was First Catholic Leader Reds Jailed In Postwar Trials

Tito Regime Frees Prelate   Yugoslav Action Ends Five Years in Lepoglava Prison for Archbishop

Marshal Cites 'Archbishop To Give Up Duties   Stepinac Was Jailed On Charge He Aided Nazis In Yugoslavia

Tito Frees Archbishop Stepinac  Catholic Leader Of 7 Million In Prison 5 Years

Yugoslavia Frees Archbishop Stepinac   Marshal Tito’s Government Grants Conditional Freedom to Imprisoned Catholic Leader; Can't Resume Post

William Prince Suicide Victim   Tragedy Is Shock For Chapel Hill

Supreme Court Upholds Firing In Loyalty Case   Suspected Federal Workers Denied Right of Trial

May Fire Suspected Employes   High Court Holds That Government Has That Right Under Law

Discharge In Loyalty Case Uphele   High Tribunal Approves Firing on Suspicion Without Trial.

Right to Fire Workers Upheld  Supreme Court Rules On Loyalty Program

2 Justices Call Program Unconstitutional Supreme Court Sharply Split In 2 Loyalty Case Decisions

Supreme Court’s Tie Vote Upholds Government Right to Fire Disloyal Workers Without Trial

Uphold Right to Fire for Dislovalty   Supreme Conrt in 4 to 4 Tie Vote on Government Case

 ADMITTED TO THE BAR   Six Lawrence Realdenta Among New Lawyers in Kansas

MORE OUSTERS EXPECTED Revenue Commissioner Says “Tax Cleanup Far From Finished

CAUDLE REVEALS GIVEN $5,000 BY TAX DEFRAUDERS   DECLARES M’GRATH APPROVED TAKING SALE COMMISSION

CAUDLE ON STAND   ~—e Attorney Tells of  Deal in Which He Made  $5 000

More Dismissals Most Likely In  Revenue Service   Thirty-One Ousted Yesterday In Single Day Purge.

Caudle Bares $5,000 Sales  Commission   Tells Of Deal With Man Who Interceded In Tax Fraud Case

CAUDLE GIVEN $9,000 AFTER PLANE’S SALE   Went to Agent of Two Men Convicted In Tax Fraud Case

Caudle Testifies He Made $5,000 In Deal Involving Investigator F or 2 Men Convicted of Tax Fraud

Admits He  Got Check For $5,000   Caudle Got Payment Made By Investigator Working For Two In Tay Frand Case

Bares Deal On ‘Sale’ Of Plane   Fired Tax Chief On Witness Stand For Fourth Dav

CAUDLE ADMITS $5.000 ‘DEAL   Says Transaction Included Tax Investigator, Two  New York Men

Admits Receiving 55,000 from a Tax Investigator   Man Who Paid Was Working for Two Who Have Been Convicted of Tax Fraud.

Caudle Admits Accepting $5,00( Fee for Sale of an Airplane   More Firings of Tax Collecting Employes Coming, Dunlap Says

Dunlap Declares poise Cleaning             Says Tax Scandals Clearing Up, But More Firing Seen 

$5,000 Fee For Fixing Plane Sale   Caudle Testifies About Transaction Involving Two Convicted of Fraud

Caudle Got $5,000 From Agent of Pair In Tax Difficulty   Came as Plane Sale Fee; Had Approval of McGrath

More Dismissals From Tax Service Reported Pending  Dunlap Promises Continued Checks

Caudle Admits Receipt of $5,000. Commission in 1950   Sum Said Paid With McGrath's Okey For Arranging Plane Sale

Admits He Got Commission for Sale of Plane  Caudle Savs Sale   Caudle Says Sale Was Approved by Attorney General

More Firings Predicted in Tax Scandal  Many of Ousted 49 Employes Had 12 to  20 Years Sorvice

Further Purge Of Tax Bureau People Is Seen  Scandals Clearing   Scandals Clearing Rapidly, But Job Not Over: Dunlap

Tax Official Admits Getting $5000 Payoff   Say Cash Was for Arranging Sale Of Client’s Plane

Says Money Paid As Commission In Sale Of Plane   Former Attorney General Testifies Transaction Approved By McGrath

Caudle Admits Getting $5,000 from Investigator ror Accused Taxpayers

Tax Fraud Purge Not Ended Yet, Dunlap Asserts   More Firings ‘Just Around Corner,’ Say Denoartment Director

Further Purge Of Tax Bureau People Is Seen  Scandals Clearing Rapidly, But Job

CaudleNets$5000 On Business Deal   Fired Tax Prosecutor Tells of Fee For Plane Sale to Tax Case Fiqure

Caudle Admits Receiving $5,000 From Agent in Charge of Tax Fraud Inquiry

Plane Deal Profitable For Caudle   He Made $5,000. Tax Violators Were Involved

CAUDLE ON STAND   Ousted Attorney Tells of Deal in Which He Made 5.000

Caudle Tells Of Fee Paid In Sale Deal   Says Commission From Airplane Transaction Had McGrath Approval

Caudle Relates Acceptance of $5,000 Check  Rie cin Tl inieimntactoce:   Was a Commission On Sale of Plane

Caudle Says He Did Accept Money From Investigator At Work on Taxpayer Case

Catidle Admits Gelting Fee for Airplane Deal   Paid by Investigator Working for Men Indicted for Fraud

Caudle Admits Getting $5,000 Fee From Sale   DECLARES HE ARRANGED SALE OF AN AIRPLANE TO TAX PROBER; SAYS McGRATH APPROVED TRANSACTION

MINK COATS AND OIL DEALS  Caudle Admits $5,000 Take  In Private Business ‘T'ax Deal

More Purges Of Revenuers   31 Go in One Day, More To Follow, Commissioner Says

Caudle Received Fat Commission  Paid $5,006 for Sale of Airplane

(Caudle Acknowledges He Received $5,00€ ‘From Investigator: 49 Officials Ousted

Probers Eye $5,000 Plane Commission   Caudle Admits Getting Cash For ‘Helping’

Caudle Tells Of Receiving S5.000 Fee   Paid on Commission On Plane Sale, He Declares at Hearing

Caudle Got Fee From Agent of  Pair in Fraud   McGrath Approved. He Declares— Mink Coats Again

Caudle Admits to $5,000 Deal  ated ial Had dP Sale  rranaed riane

Payment Of $5,000 Fee Is Revealed  Money Paid By  Tax Investigator

$5,000 Fee To Caudle In Testimony —  Former Tax Chief Calls It Commissioi   For More On Tax Case, See Page 3

Caudle Admits Taking $5,000 In Tax Issue  tn LS. "81.   McGrath Approved It, He Tells House Probers

Funeral of Wife Of Governor Is  Set Wednesday   State Offices To Close Legislature Recesses  For Entire Week

Assembly Idle Over Death Of Governor's Wife   Rites On Wednesday For Mrs. Fine, Victim Of Malignant Tumor

Boy, You’re Causing A Lot Of Grief  Frantic Mother Offers Her Blood In Effort To Locate Missing Child

PROSPECTS DIM FOR QUICK VOTE ON TAX BOOST   Senate Hearings Move Slowly, Delaying Report on New Bill   ACTION SEEN IN FALL   Measure May Go to Ficor For Final Decision “In October

Quick Senate ‘Action Slim On Tax Hike   Biggest Tax Hike in History Hits Tender Spots in Senate Finance Committee Hearinas

Quick Passage Of Tax Bill Out of Picture   Some Senators Sex Fatt-as €artiest Date for Measure

CHARGE EX-CON IN DEATH OF 31   Farmer Claims He Saw Deadly Moonshine Mixed In Georgia

Poison Liquor Makes 301 Ill; Man Is Held   Former Convict. Is Charged With Murder In Deaths OF 31

Murder Charged In Poison Liquor Atlanta Death   Former Convict Accused of Mixing Ingredients That Brought Death to 31

Census Shows Hagerstown Housing Situation Is Better Than Average   Total Of 11,524 Dwelling Units Here, A Ratio Of 230 Per 1,000 Population Is Higher Than National Or State Averages.

General Motors Reports Three Billion Dollars  'In Defense Contracts

(OL MAN DIES; HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Sgt. Ernest G. Miller, Bristol Terrace Il, Injured At Lancaster   EMBANKMENT CRASH

Senate OKs Measure by  25-20 Vote   is Wage Two-Hour     Dentoc  Debate to Override Propyusal to Let Voters De eide on Tfousing Yssnes.

Senate OKs Measure by  25-20 Vote   Democrats Wage Two-Hour Debate to Override Proposal to Let Voters Deeide on Housing Issues.

State Little Hoover Commission to Get Biggest, Most Difficult Hurdles

Empty Stocking Club   6 Dead, Missing as Wave Capsizes Pleasure Boat

CIRCUS LION SLAYS TIGER DURING SHOW   3,000 Horror-Stricken Children See Battle Of Animals In Detroit

SNOW IS 14 INCHES DEEP AT MOLINE   Snow, Sleet and Freezing Rain Hit Wide Area in Illinois; Travel is Dangerous.

INCHES DEEP AT MOLINE   Snow, Sleet and Freezing Rain Hit Wide Area in IWlinois; Travel is Dangerous.

Battle of Hills Is Ended With Allied Victory   Commander Believes Positioris Won Are Important For An  All-Out Engagement

ROKs Take, Hold Strategic Hills   South Koreans Seize Heights Favorable for Defense

In Strategic Spot to Halt Any New Drive   South Koreans Take Heights After 5-Day Battle in Mountains

Is Ended With Allied Victory   Commander Believes Positions Won Are Important For An  All-Out Engagement

South Koreans Win Five-Day Battle In-Hills   Position Valuable If Talk Breakdown Means Full Wor

south Koreans Win Fills >  Five-Day Fight Brings General’s Praise, Says Objectives Are Strategic Ones

South Korea rygy a e I roops Gam   Hilltop Control Would Be Advantage If War Mlares Again

ROKS Win Long ‘Battle of Hills’   Van Fleet Stresses Importance of Gains

ROK Troops Gain Ground   Battle For Hills Ends With South Koreans In Control]

ROK Troops Win Battle for Hills  Commanding Terrain 7 Loan in Biva Dave

South Koreans Win Objectives In Hill Battles   Van Fleet Indicates Hills Strategically Important To Allies

5-DAY BATTLE FOR HILLS WON BY S. KOREANS   Fight Hand-to-Hand to Take  Strong Defensive . Positions.

Five-Day ‘Battle For Hills’ Ends  ROK Troops in Firm Control of Objectives

Strike Avengers  Jailed   Pouring Sugar In Gas Tank Costs 45 Days

Battle To Oper Traffic Court Conference   Aroused Over Highway Deaths

U.S. To Talk With Premier Again Today   Grady Renewing Effort To Settle Controversy Over Oil Between Iran And Britain

U.S-ENVOY TO TRY TO SOOTH IRANIANS   Grady To Meet Ailing Mossadegh Today

U.S. To Mediate Iran Oil Crisis  British Say Output Will Drop To Zero

Hub Makes Hynes Strong Favorite In Mayoralty Fight With Curley; State And Local Issues Highlights

Will Not Compel General Omar Bradley To Reveal Secret Talks With President   Senate Armed Services Committee by 18 to 8 Yote Upholds Chairman of Chief of Staff in Refus' To Reveal Nature of His Talks Prior to Dismissal of General MacArthur.

Senate Committee Votes ‘Bradley Right Not to    ‘Disclose Truman Talk

Doesn’t Have To Bare Talk With Truman   Senate Probers Put Over M’Arthur Hearing Tintil Mandav

Majority Votes Not To Compel iim To Testify   Russell Raises U.S. Security As Issue

Bradley Need Not Disclose Talk With President   Senate Probers Vote 18 to 8 in Favor of General

SENATORS DECIDE. BRADLEY NEED NOT.  DISCLOSE SECRET — TALK. WITH. TRUMAN

Ruling on Bradley ‘Upheld By Solons   Committee Votes 18-8 That General Needn't Tell About Truman Talk

Probers Uphold Bradley Silence  Need Not Reveal Contidential Talks

Says Forcing Bradley To Tell Of Secret Talks Would Imperil Security

Bradley Keeps Truman Secrets   Administration Wins Vote; Wrangle On Far East Probe Continues

Possibility ° Of Contempt Action Ends   Taft Wanls Answer Why Administration Went To War In Korea

Senate Probers Vote Against Citing General  Bradley's Attitude On Truman Talks Is Given Support

Bradiey Silence Is Approved  Committee Rules General Needn’t   Committee Rules General Needn’t Divulge Secret Talk with Fruman

Specific Reason For Korean Wat Sought by Taft   Wants to Know Who First Urged Mac’s Discharqe

Costello Faces Double Threat In Crime Probe.   Underworld Czar r May

Adonis, Erickson Also Face Action   OrDwy er to Be Top Witnesa  In Crime Probe Monday

Costello Facing Perjury Charges   Contempt Charge Also Threatened

GAMBLER GIVEN CHANCE TO TALK   Crime Investigators Want ‘To Know Costello's Net Worth — Perjury Charge Alen Ianme.

“Mum on Net Worth  AAARRAnArnarnnnanonnnes  COSTELLO GIVEN - ANOTHER CHANCE

Double Threat Faces Costello  Contempt, Perjury Charaes Possible

Gambler Frank Costello Gets Another Chance To Disclose . Income To Senate Crime Body

Costello Gets ew Chance To Tell Senate <a ttee Something of His Wealth

Costello Faces Double Threat In Crime Probe  Linderwarld Crar Mav   Underworld Czar May Be Cited for Contempt, Perjury

Penalty Sought For Contempt And Perjury  Senate Asked To Also Punish Adanic Frickcan   2 Others Hit

Double Threat By Senators Faces Costello   Perjury. Contempt Actions May Hit Mogul, Slated For Recall This Week

‘Shy’ Cestello Faces Two Probe Counts   Contempt, Perjury. Possibility Seen For N. Y. Gambler

Crime Probers Seek Citation For Vice Czar  Charge Of Contempt Agains! Racketeers

Costello Facing More Questions, Contempt Threa  Grilt Gambling King On Underworld Ties

Dual Threat Of Contempt And Perjury Due Costello  Underworld Leader  Faces New Queries

U.S. SPEEDS MOVES AGAINST DEFIANT ‘BOSS’ RAGKETEER   Costello Able lo Testify for Couple of Hours Daily, Doctor Says   FACES NEW QUIZ   O'Dwyer to Be Star Wrtness When Hearing Resumes Monday

Costello Faces Threat of Two U. 5. Charges   Perjury Added To Contempt in Crime Hearings

The Weather   Silent Costello Facing Double Threat of Jail   Probe for Perjury Is Due, Senate Asked To Vote Contempt

Urge Congress Have FBI Data on Subversives   McCarran. Ferguson in Piea After Russian’s  Startling Testimony

Senators Propose They Get Reports On Subversives.   Request Made After ExRed General Links Am ericans With Soviets.

"SENATORS SEEK INFORMATION ON SUBVERSIVES   ASK FBI REPORTS BE AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS CONGRESS

Senators Want Reports of FBI Open to Solons  Act Follows Hearinc

Senators Want FBI Reports On Subversives  Proposal Is Made by   Proposal Is Made by McCarran, Ferguson After Barmine Probe

McCarran Urges Congress Use Of FBI Files   Cites Recent Tale of Former Red General

Probers Seek E BI. Reports AsRed Curb:      : Requived To Prevent “Subversive Activity 

Release Reports of FBI, Request of Two Senators   Needed by Congress to Backstop Any Red Infiltration, They Say

Solons Want BT Reports   Lattimore, Barnes Say Kx-Red’s Testimony Pure Poppycock

FBI Reports Are Wanted By Congress   Senators Say Red Activity Is Shown

 Casts Building Up Resistance Toward DDT: _ Worst Florida Mosquito Invasion in Years ‘Battled From Planes, Boats, Motorcycles

Mail Rate Bill Passed By Senate  Would Put 4-Cent Stamp on Letters

Senate Votes Bill To Boost Postal Rates   Measure To Erase 400 Million Deficit Now Goes To House

Postal Hike Passed By Senate Vote   Letters, Postals, Newspapers, And Magazines Affected

SENATE PASSES BILL TO RAISE POSTAGE RATES   Ordinary Letters Will B Fear Ceats And Cards Twe Cents   SPECIAL DELIVERY IS ALSO AFFECTED

Senate Raises Postage Rate:   ‘Letters Would Go To Four Cents, Postal Cards  To Two

Senate Passes Postage Hike   Ordinary Letters Would Take 4 Cents

House Sent Measure Intended to Wipe Out Part of Post Office Deficit  Senate Passes Bill Hiking Postal Rates

Mostage like eee  Senate Bill Boosts Cost Of Letters. Air Mail. Conde

Postage Rises Cent a Letter In Senate Bill   Measure Sent House Sets Two-Cent Fee on Old SPannvy’ Postearid

Senate Votes To Increase Postal Rates   Wou’d Boost Postage for Letters From Three to Four Cents.

Senate Passes Bill Increasing Postal Revenue  Ups Ordinary Letter Postage To 4 Cents

Senate Passes Bill Raising ~ Postage Rates   First Class Mail Will Cost 4 Cents, Manv Increases

Postage Raised By Upper House   Rate for Ordinary Letter Upped a Cent

Chamber Passes Bill to Increase Postal Revenues Nearly $400,000,000 a Year—Measure Ups Airmail Rates and That on Postal Cards, Boosts Kates on Newspapers 50 Per Cent and on Magazines 60 Per Cent.

Hike In Postat Rates Approved  Senate Okays Boost In All Type Mail

TORY VOTERS HIN HOUSE IN BITTER BATTLE   Attlee Resigns, Victor Pledges Efforts To  Restore Economy .

Election Ends Six-Year Rule Of Socialists   Old Warrior Pledges To Work for Better Times; Attlee Resigns

KING RESTORES CHURCHILL T9 OLD-TIME POST   Better Times Are Pledged by Winner In British Election

Charekill Avain Prime Minister, Plans Gahinet      ‘Conservatives Fold 319 Seats, Probably Will Cet Mare

KING NAMES TORY LEADER 10 FORM NEW GOVERNMENT   Conservatives Win 319 of 625 Seats With Returns From Five Districts Still Unaccounted For.   ELECTION ENDS 6-YEAR RULE OF LABORITES   Socialites Lead in Popular Vote—Attlee Blames Swing of Liberals to Tories for Defeat.

Anthony Eden Slated toLead Foreign Affairs   Labor Gains MoreVotes, But Strength Is Too Concentrated

King Appoints Tories’ Leader Prime Minister  Conservatives Win At Least 319 Seats

Veteran 4s Chosen By King George   Popular Vote About Evenly Divided But Conservatives Win

CHURCHILL BACK IN POWER AGAIN AFTER ELECTION   Old Warrior Pledges To Work For Better Times For British   POPULAR VOTE LEAD HELD BY LABORITES

Conservative Party. Wins Working Ma jority; Attlee Formally Resigns Positions,  Riamec Tae an Dahaeal Sica

Popular Vote Less Than Labor’s: Eden To Become Foreign Minister In New Cabinet

Conservative Victory Won in Face of Labor Party Getting Highest Popular Vote Ever Given Single Party.

Churchill Wins Leadership In Great Britain   Prime Minister Pledges Return Of Better Times tin Nation

King George VI Requests Leader Of Conservatives To Appoint New Cabinet   Ailing Ruler Receives Winner And Loser At Buckingham Palace; Eden Slated For Foreign Minister Fost

— ig At Least 319 Of 625 — ‘Winnie’ Considering Cabinet Selections   Eden Slated To Become Foreign Minister; Appointees Likely To Take Office Monday

‘Conservatives Get Majority Of Commons Seats   King Receives Attlee, Churchill Individually At Buckingham Palace

Tories fo Rule Over Commons With 319 Seats   Winners Begin Studying Lists For New Cabinet

King George Returns Him to Britains Helm   Holding a Majority of 18 in Commons, Old Warrior Says ‘We'll Come Through’

Religion Free In Poland   Warcaw Nalanatac Find Na lim Crawicem Fithe:

Bus Driver,  7 Passengers  Are Injured School Children Among Those Hurt

UN Patrols Nine Miles  From Seoul   Allies Make Slow But Sure Advances

Pleven. Plan Favored by Italy Following 3-Day Parley —  on Riviera

Europe Army ‘Pool’ Backed   Italy Okehs Pleven’s Plan For United Force

Leaders Talk Over Plans For Europe Army  West Germany Joins Paris Parley On Pooling Resources

Free Nations To Pool Men.  Guns, Arms   Representatives Of Five Governments  Conferring Today  In Paris

European — Nations In Talks Today   Five Countries In Conference Over Defense Army

Defense Pool For Furove Is Talked   French Premier Asking Merger © Fighting Resources To Stop Reds

ARMS PARLEY   Study Plans For Unified Western European Defense Force

European Chiefs Confer On Plans For United Army   Western Germany Is Also Included In Defense Talks

Nations Discuss Pooling Forces   Western Germany Is Included In Talks About Unified Front

‘Compton of St. Jo First To Finish   Flashes Across Finish Line at 11:31 a. m.

First Bendix Jet Race Won By Missourian   Colonel Keith Compton First Across Finishing Line of Muroe, Cal.-Detroit Dash.

Deadline to Ask State Bonus Put Up to April 30th   Bill Passes Both State Houses, Now Goes to Governor

Deadline Extended To File for Bonus  Senate Sends Bill To Gov. Schricker

MacArthur May Get Rebuke   Truman Being Urged to Stop General's Cracks At Official Policy

MacArthur Incident Stirs Washington.   Difficulties Cast Chill Over Allied Fighting In Kores

Testing Wine Is Not as Much Fun as One Would Suspect — You Never Get to Swallow It

HOUSE SCANS DRAFT PLAN   UMTS Bill Being Studied  ‘Paragraph By  Paragraph’

House Lens On Draft  Measure   Plan Close Study Of Senate Bill Before Writing One of Their Own

House Body To Study Draft Proposals   Careful Review To Be Made Of New Military Law

Plan To Draft 18-Year-Olds Up To Senate  House Begins Study Of Bill Passed By Military Committee

UMTS Measure Closely Viewed   House Committee Will Go Through Senate Approved Proposal

UMTS Measure Studied in House  Bill Would Permit 18-Year-Old Draft

House Committee Studies Draft Bill   Measure Approved By Senate Group May Have Some Tough Opposition

New House Bill On 18-Year-Olds Studied Closely  In House Committee Would Extend Service

House Studies Senate’s Plan For ‘18’ Draft   ‘Committee Favors UMTS Bill 13 To 0; Debate Time Not Set

House Group Begins Youth Draft Study   Senate’ Committee Votes 13-0.In Favor; House Is Belieyed Not Satisfied

Manpower Bill Being Studied   House Committee To Scrutinize Measure  Closely.

HOUSE GROUP STUDIES UMTS   Takes Paragraph By Paragraph View Of Senate Committee Bill

House Group Wants Detailed Analysis Of Senate UMTS Bill   Program Cleared Yesterday May Be Changed Somewhat

COMMITTEE PUTS 0. K..ON TRAINING   Bill Calls for. Drafting: of 18-Year-Olds -

U.S. Asks Other U. N. Members for Troops In Korea   Reinforcements are Needed In Light Of Red Strenath

AMERICA ASKING ALLIES 10 SEND MORE SOLDIERS   UJ. S. Calls For Reinforcements In Korea As Enemy Masses Forces And Continues Aggression.

U.S. Asking Rest Of UN For Further Korean Help   Real Need Stressed For Reinforcements  By Member Nations

U.S. ASKS KOREA REINFORCEMENTS   Troops Needed Especial. ly. U.N. Advised

U. S. Asking Other United Nations To Send Reinforcements To Korea   Real Need, Members Told; Countries Which Have Yet To Send Any Troops To Be Pressed For Aid.

one. Up the Score on U. N. Member Support — 2 eee ee ember Support  U.S. Asks More Aid in Kerea

U.S. Seeks More Troops From UN   Sees Urgent Need For Reinforcements

U. S: Asks Allies To Send More Men To Korea  UN Delegation Seeks  Aid From Nations Whict  Navan’! Canaliad Traanc

ADDITIONAL U. N. TROOPS NEEDED   Rest Of United Nations Asked To Send Reinforcements To Korea

Tallying Up the Score on U. N. Member Support  U. 8. Asks More Aid in Korea

UN REINFORCEMENTS REQUESTED BY U.S.   Fulfillment of Early Pledges by Member Nations Asked To Meet Red China Threat

Gross Asks Soldiers Be Gotten From Nation: _ Which Have Promised, but Have Not Given Supporting Action; Says More Needed

U. §. Asks For More Troops In Korea  YY _   UN Members Get Request From America 

U.S. Asks Rest Of United Nations To Send Reinforcements To Korea

Other Nations Asked To Helt Gls In Korea   U. S. Urges U. N. To Send More Troops To “Check Red Assantt« .

More UN Forces: Asked For Korea  U. 5. Wants Allies To Dainflerven Thairtinite

U. S. Requests Reinforcements  Rest of U. N. Asked To Fulfili Pledaes

16 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Deluxe Streamliners Meet  Head-On On Railroad Trestle

16 Die as Trains Meet on Trestle Near Birminghan   All of Dead Aboard Streamliner Hit by Southbound Express +

Death Toll in Headon Train Collision Is 16  All of Dead Were Aboard One Train

40 Are Hurt, Higher Death Toll Expected   Rescue Units Pry Apart Wreckage For Missing Victims

Streamliners Hit Head On In Alabama  One Fast Train Pulls Out From Siding Into Path

Alabama Wreck Kills 16 Persons  Trains Hit Head-on On Railway Trestle

60 Injured as Streamliners Meet Head-On  Believe All Bodies Recovered.in Crash  On Alabama Trestle

Trade With RedsEnded By Truman   Russian And Polish Concessions Will   Be Cut In 1952

Truman Orders Agreement End   Orders Ban On US Trade Concessions  To Poland, Russia

[Old Tariff Agreements With U. S. End.... es ee End  President Orders Red Trade Curbs

U.S. Ends Trade Pact with Reds   Russia. Poland Lose Tariff Concessions; Fur Trade Hit

Truman Orders Russ  Trade Benefits Ended  Suspension Of Concessions For Poland Also Will Become Effective January 5

CONCESSIONS TO SOVIET NATIONS ARE CANCELLED   [Imports Of Furs Fros Russia And Red China Banned By Truman   ORDER IS EFFECTIVE NEXT JANUARY 5th

Truman Orders Ending  Of Tariff Concessions And Embargo On Fur Imports   Russia And Poland Lose Out On Commerce Carried On Under ‘Most Favored Nation’ Agreement

Trade Benefits End For Sovie   Trumon Orders Conces sions Stopped; Embargo Put On Furs

U.S. Cancels Trade Benefits for Reds  Russ and Chinese Furs are Barred

Sovie Trade Concessions  Terminated   President's Order Puts Into Effect Will Of Congress

Ban Also Imposed On Furs  ‘Favored Natior   ‘Favored Nation’ Treaty Status Ordered Ended

HALT ORDERED IN RED TRADE   Truman Calls For End 0! Russia, Poland Tariff  Agreements

TRUMAN ORDERS CURB ON TARIFF PACTS WITH REDS   President Also Directs Ban On Fur Imports From Russia And China

STOP TRADE CONCESSIONS —  FQ-RUSSIANS   Tariff Agreement With Poland Also Cancelled by  Traman.

U.S: Halts Tariff Concessions to Russia, Poland   President Orders Import of Red Fur Banned by Nation

Truman Orders Russ  Trade Benefits Ended  Suspension Of Concessions For Poland   Suspension Of Concessions For Poland Also Will Become Effective January 5

US. Eliminates Russian, Polish Trade Benefits   President’s Order Strips Red Lands From Group Of Favored Nations

Deputies Get Down to Work  To Find Out if Foreign Mia isters of fig Four Can Actually Arranae Meeting

SESSION TODAY COULD TELLSTORY  Big Four Deputies Get Set For Specific Issues Today

Parley of Deputies Expected to Get Down to Cases In Ind Session Today   May Tell Story of Whether Conference Will Be Possible

Deputies Stull Striving To A rrange Conterence   Second Session Held; Austrian Foreign Minister In Paris; West And Soviets Present Views

Deputies Seek To Agree On  Parley Agenda  Second Meeting In Paris May Decide Futnre Of Talks

Big Four Deputies Review Pathways  To Top Conference   Today’s Session May Tel Whether High Level Meeting Can Be Held

West Leaders Get Together   Seek Agreement With Russians For Possible Ministers Talk

Big Four Work On Agenda For Future Meeting   Deputies To Study Two Proposals For Agenda Agreement

Sessions Go On Among Big Four Today's Meeting Could Tell  _ Whether Main Parley Is Possible  A POSSIBLE ACCORD West Unyielding in Effort to  cuss Treaty for Austria  Bulletin Paris, Mar. 6. UP—Russian and western delegates disagreed sharply today on what a Big  y Four foreign ministers confer-

Deputies Start Topics Debate  Austrian on Hand Over Treaty Issue

Deputies of Big Four in  2nd Session   Are Expected To Get Down To Cases Today; Davies Of Britain Presiding   NO ANNOUNCEMENTS   Today’s Session May Tell Story Whether Talks Will Be Successful

Big Four — Group Seeks ToFix Agenda   ‘Sifting Of Words And Ideas Started By Foreiqn Ministers

SESSION TODAY COULD TELLSTORY SESSION TODAY COULD TELL STORY  Big Four Deputies Get Set For Specific Issues Today

Deadline Set For October 4....  tran Orders 300 Oil Men To Geo   Lady, Leave that Car At rlome.... Traffic Planners Trying To Unsnarl Jam Problem

Accuracy of Report Is Questioned   Anxious Relatives Are Notified of Names Supplied

Warns Names Given by Reds Are Unverified   Pentagon Slowly Compiles Names From Communist List

Information May Be False  ‘Or Inaccurate   Meanwhile Scores of Homes Get Glad Tidings: Processing Slow

Action Seen Either Today Or Saturday   Russian May Make «© Last-Ditch Fight “Ts Derail Conference

Climax Due. In Japanese Treaty Talks   Last-Ditch: East: And West Fight - 1s Predicted: --;

Japanese Peace Treaty Parley Nears Climax   Still Anticipate Eleventh Hour Move By Andrei Gromyko

Eisenhower Wings Way Homeward   General Is Center Of Biggest Political Question in Years

Gen. Ike's Trip Stirs Political Guessing Game   Pact Commander May Or May Not Reveal Intentions

Politicians Wondering What Is Up   Truman Summons Stirs Conjecture

Clinton County Would Be Added To Blair,  Center And Clearfield To Form 22nd District.

Fort Worth Welcomes MacArthurs in Big, Wey      Cotton Bowl Not Full for MacArthur, But Crowd Loud and Warm

All Kinds of: Bad Weather Lach Indiana   ‘More Snow ‘and Freezing. Rain Come ‘During. Night; ‘Death Toll-Mounts:toe: 98°

May Resume Peace Talks At Any Time   Armed Red Troops At Kaesong Cause Two Days’ Delay

Reds Have Apologized   Ridgway Prepering Reply To Apology for Armed Treops at Keesong

Reds Apologize For Armed Troops In Kaesong Area   Wednesday Appears. To Be Earliest Date Negotiators Can Meet Aaain

RIDGWAY, JOY PLAN REPLY 10 RED APOLOGY   Expect Message To Open Path For Resuming Negotiations

Resumption Of Korean Talks — Expected   Communists Accept Ultimatum Of Gen. Ridaway

Mapping Answer fo Foe's Apology   Wednesday Seems First Date UN and Reds Can Meet

Expect Talks To Be Resumed On Wednesday   Communists Admit Violating Kaesong Neutrality; Want Talks Continued

Peace Confab Due fo Resume Wednesday   Cease-Fire Conference Called Off Last Week Scheduled to Be © Resumed This Week

Truce Talks May  Resume Tomorrow   pow w@ peat OR   Lull in Fighting Reported; Jets Strike Rail Lines

Confer on Talks For  A 'Truee   Resumption is Probable After Being Stalled Since Sunday

Rid wa Y; Tr nee Delegates  epepberus ty. ali ucel Wy £&  Confer On Stalled Parley

Statement May Answer Apologies   Allied Leader Ended  ' Parley Sunday Over Communist Violation at Kaesong   Buffer Is Crux   Chief Issue Demanding Settlement Is Line for Zone

Message May Go To Commies From UN Chief   Reds Apologize _ ‘For Having Troops In Kaesong Area

Peace Talks May Resume Again Any Time Today   Talks Broken-Off When Armed Reds Invade City

Ridgway Calls Allied Team Back to Tokvo   Comnunists Troops  Yy in Neutral Zone Te CRs Bet

Delegates Fly To Tokyo For Meet With Ridgway   SUPREME COMMANDER SAID TO. BE PREPARING MESSAGE TO REDS ON RESUMPTION OF TaLeE

Wednesday Seems Earliest Date That Talks Can Resume   Ridgway Preparing Answer to Apology By the Communists

Allied Leader Gets Apology On Violation.   ‘Reds ‘Claim Mistake After: Troops’ March: Nesp Neatial Aren-

Expect Sessions With Reds To Resume Soon   Communists Apologize For Violation Of Neutral Ground Agreement On Kaesong; Buffer Still Not Settled

Ridgway Anc Aides Hold Conference   : Reply To Hed HReques! To Resume Peace Par leys Expected  Enemy Apologizes

Truce Talks May Not Be Resumed Until Wednesday   Ridgway Prepares Message in Answer to Red Apology for Troops in Kaesong.

UN General Expected to Approve Idea   Reds Apologize to Allies For Having Armed Men In Kaesong Saturday When Talks EndedA

U.N. Delegates Go fo Tokyo — For Conference   Peiping Radio Asks That Truce Meetings Resume at Once

Delegates Meet With Ridgway   Reds Apologize For Presence Of Troops at Kaesong

U.N. Group Confers With Gen. Ridgway   Reds Apologize For Having Troops At Meeting Site

Green Light Awaited for Peace Talks   Ridgway, U.N. Envoy: Confer After Enemy Troop Apology.

Await Word To Continue  Peace Talks   Gen. Ridgway Preparing Message of Reply To Apology by Communists

Ridgway To Answer  Red Apology   U. N. Delegation Flies To Tokyo For Conference

Ridgway And Allied Truce Team Confer  Kaesong Armistice Talks Mav Resume

Allied Reply Waited After  New Ineident   Ridgway Breaks Off Parley In Protest Over Armed Troons

EXPECT ORDERS FOR RESUMPTION OF CONFERENCE   ARMED TROOPS IN KAESONG TERMED JUST A MISTAKE

Troop Incident  Called ‘Accident’   Ridgway’s Firm Stand on Violation Of Truce Zone Brings Red Answer

Apology By Reds Clears Kaesong Air   Violation Of City’s Neutrality Called Mistake By Peiping

May Resume Truce Talks  Tomorrow   Ridgway And Four Delegates Confer; Reds Apologize For Neutrality Violation

Four Members of UN Delegation Confer With General Ridgway in  Tokyo -- Ready Reply to Apology.

Reds Apologize For Violation  After Breakoft   U.N. Truce Line Set at Battlefield, Refuting Report

Ridgway Order Is Awaited Afte: Reds Apologize   Talks Broken Off as Armed Chinese Are Found in Kaesona

Stalled Korean Peace May Resume Wednesday   Reds Apologize For Armed Men Appearing in Kaesong

Reds Offer An Apology To Ridgway   Promise That No More Armed Men Will Be At Talks

Truce Talks May. Resume After Plans .are Outlined      ‘Message Is Being . Prepared For Red Leaders On Matter

Word Expected From Ridgway On Peace Talks   Delegation Confers With UN Commander

Awaiting Word From Ridgway on Truce Talks   General Readies Reply to Red Apology for Neutrality Violation

Cease-Fire Talk May Be Resumed Early Wednesday  Gen. Ridgway Had        Broken Off Parley Pending Apology

Conference May Decide ‘Stalled Talks   UN Commander Prepares Answer To Red Apology  Qver Violation

May Resume Truce Talks Wednesday   Communist Apology ‘Apparently Clears Way for Renewal Of Peace Efforts

ALLIES PREPARE NOTE TO REDS ON TRUCE TALKS   Gen. Ridgway, UN Cencefire Delegates Confer In Tokyo   ACTION EXPECTED   Resumption of Parley May Follow Message Frem *  General

Gen. Ridgway Frames Reply   Peiping Radio Says Troops in Kaesong Accident, That It Won’t Happen Again

Wednesday Said To Be Earliest Date for Session   Negotiators Meet Supreme Commander In Tokyo Offices

Gen. Ridgway Will Accept Red Apology   Conference Of U.N. Delegates Held in Tokyo

Ridgway And Aides Confer On Reply To Reds   Communists Avolocize For Appearance Of Armed Troops In Kee ene: Ask Resumption Of Telks

Reds’ Apology Clears Way for Talk Resumption  U.N. Negotiators Delay Return to Korean Sector

GEN. RIDGWAY REPLYING TO RED APOLOGY   Communists Ask Continuation of Talks, Say Presence of Armed Troops in Kaesong on  — “Incident.” ,        RIDGWAY CHARGED™ :: NEUTRALITY BROKEN   U. N. Delegation Confers in Tokyo After Ridgway Calls Off Meetings; Resumption Weilnersey, Possible. ee

Ridgway Set To Resume °  Truce Talks   Next Meeting Probably Will Be Wednesday

Reply to Red Apology for the Presence of Armed Soldiers At Kaesong Is Being Drafted

Conference Of Gen. Ridgway And Four Allied Delegates   May Produce U. N. Reply To Communists’ Apology For Presence Of Armed Chinese Soldiers Near Kaesong Meeting Place—Talks Suspended For ‘Flagrant Violation’ Of Neutrality

Headquarters Issues Statement To Resist Speculation; Disagreement Tied Up Truce Talks Nine Days; Message To Reds Expected To Lead To Talk Resumption.

Ridgway Pens Answer to Red Apology   Foe Vows No More Violations of Neutral Zone by Troops

Ridgway Due to Reply to Red Apology After Conference With UN Delegates   Youths of 63 Non-Red Nations Gather ToPlan Way to Win Peaceful World

Chinese Apologize For Armed Troops   Wednesday Believed Earliest Date Necotiations Can Be Restarted

Peiping Radio Offers Regrets of Presence of Armed Troops at Cease-Fire Conference on Saturday.  U. N. DELEGATION RACK IN TOKYO

3 of 5-Man UN Delegation Confer With Ridgway; Reply to Red Apology  Expected

STATEWIDE EVENT TO BE BIG AFFAIR   Pennsylvania Week Will Be Rousing Show In Every Part Of Commonwealth, Starting Monday

TRUMAN POLITICAL TALK AT 7:15 P.M. TONIGHT; REPUBLICAN ASKS DEMOCRATS TO FOOT THE BILL

Russia To Go To Jap Treaty Talk   Soviet Delegate Is Expected To Object And Delay “Action”

RUSSIA T0:ATTEND. JAP PACT PARLEY   Group Led by Gromyko Expected ta Attempt to Block Treaty

Soviet Announces Plans To Attend Jap Peace Meet  ‘ Move Foreshadows : Attempt To Block  ' Treaty Signing

REDS WILL ATTEND JAP PEACE PARLEY   RUSSIA ANNOUNCES PLAN TO RE PRESENT AFTER DENOUNCING TREATY.

Russia Coming To Treaty Meet  Trouble Expected At Jan Peace Toble

Plane Crash Kills Womar   . Pilot Surviyes Plunge Of Light Craft To Streets of Wichita

Allied Planes Sweep Across North Korea   Pilots Blast Out Gaping Cuts in Red Rail Lines; Quiet On Ground Is Broken

gr ~ i had io “e  Allied Warplanes Blast Huge Gaps In Red Rail Lines

Allied Fighters Blast Big Gaps In Red Rail Lines   American Sabrejets Meet No MIG’s In Search Along Yalu

UN Airmen Pound Red» Supply Lines   Two Sharp Fights Reported On Korean Fronts

FIGHTERS BLAST GAPING HOLES IN ENEMY FACILITIES IN ‘NORTHWEST Planes Crack Red Rail Lines

Planes Blast  Enemy Rails   Routes Cut South of 2 Big Centers: Red  Units Repeiled

Allied Planes Hit Red Rail Lines   Cuts Are Blasted In Communist Centers

Allied Planes Blast Red Rail  Lines In Korea   Ground Front Quiet Broken By Small Fights

ALLIED PLANES BLAST ENEMY’S RAIL CENTERS      Two Communist Rail Places Torn By Heavy Plane Attack —Fighting Erupts Near Punch Bowl.

Allies Demand That Reds Account For More Than 1,000 Yanks And Many South Koreans, Prisoners Of War

Fighters Blast Holes In Red Rail Lines, Two ‘Short Ground Actions

Fighters Blast Red Rail Lines  Small Battles Break Caim of Ground War

U.S. Rejects Any Changes In Peace Pac!   Formal Note Informs Soviet Russia Of Stand

America Warns Russia Against Blocking Treaty   Conclusion, Signature Said to Be Sole Aim of Pact Session

Cloudburst Hits Town in Texas  T1-Inch Rain Floods 60 Blocks in Weslaco

Rain at Weslaco Puts 60 Blocks Under Water   New Precipitation  Measures ! Inches

CLOSE FIGHT SEEN ON ACHESON FUNDS   Secretary’s Opponents Hope tg Force Resignation By Blocking His Pay

Move To Oust The Secretary Of State  10 Bring Close rignt   Erig Johnston Says Much Cheaper Dollar Will Result If Economic Controls Are Tossed Out

Close Fight Expected on Republican Move to Cut Off Acheson’s Salary

GOP Leaders Push Pisns Te Gust Achesen   Close Fight Is Seen In House, Wiih Vote Set For Next Week

Sees Close Fight On Pay Cut-Off   Republicans Move To Discontinue Acheson’s Salary

Senate Refuses To Repeal lowa Cigaret Price Law   Votes 31 to 14 Today to Kill Repeagler Bill

SCARLET FEVER CLOSES SCHOOL AT ORPHANAGE   Seven Children Patients At Harris burg Hospital—Iwo Fairfield Area Youngsters Hy

DEMANDS ANSWER   O'Dwyer Links Senate Crime Committee With Fund Transfer Story

O'DWYER SEEKS REASONS NAME 'USED IN FUNDS   Ambassador Fires Demand To Crime - Probe Committee

hame-Linkers Be Exnosed   Mexico Ambassador Demands Senate Crime Probers Take Action in Report

O'Dwyer Asks Name-Linkers Be Exposed   Mexico Ambassador Demands Senate Crime Probers Take Action in Resort

HOOVER URGES QUICK DEATH FOR REG,   Corporation Has Yielded To “Favoritism And Corruption”

HERBERT HOOVER URGES CONGRESD TO LIQUIDATE REA   Former President Says Lend. ing Agency Has Outlived Usefulness and Yielded to “Corruption.”   ASSERTS IT SUPPORTS “RISKY BUSINESS’   He Tells Committee Small Firms Can Get All Credit They Need From Pri vate Sources.

Allies Capture  Hill Near  Key Red City eoops inch Closer  ‘Yo Devastated Center of Kuwmsong

UN 1S INCHING CLOSER 10 BIG RAIL JUNCTION   Superforts Turn Back From Target When “Cover” Fails

Will Press Plan if Arabs Join or Not   Islam Split; Egypt Trying to Line Up Solid Opposition

Vandals Break Dishes, Windows in Des Moines Art Instructor’s Home

TO PROBE STATE REVENUE DEPT. _ ON TAX FRAUD   Charges Made Against Two IHinois Officers in Cigarette Stamp Scandal.

® Prevalent’  Cre ‘oss-E-yed Babies  Won't Outgrow Fault, Doctors Sav

Gambler Tells Probers About Kentucky Setup   But Chicago Witnes: Balks, Is Put, Unde Bend for. $10,000

Brink Tells of Operating Plush Kentucky Places   But Things Go Back to Normal With Next Witness; Committee Accuses Treasury of Failure to Hit Underworld.

One Gambler Talks at Senate Probe   Four Others Are Put Under Bond for Refusing to Testify

Gambler Tells About Plush Kentucky Spots   Brink Talks ‘Freely;, Even Cites ‘Notorious’ Character of Operation

Gambler Talks; Senate Probe Comes to End  Kentucky Operator Tells of Plush Places; Race Wire Man Mum

U. 3. PROBERS DEMAND BONDS FOR WITNESSES   Pour Silent Gamblers Held, Fifth Tells Of Operations

Witness Brink Describes Kentucky Gambling Casinos   Three Senators Threatened As Curtain Rings Down On US Crime Investigation

Big Time Gambler Sings During Probe   James Brink Tells Of Plush Places In Northern Kentucky

Fourth Gambler Faces Contempt for Staying Mum   Some Committee Members Oppose Plan to Close Up

Doors Shut On Probe  Of Rackets   One Gambler Proves To Be Willing Witness

‘Gambler Breaks Monotony, Tells Of Ky. Operation:   Threats Received By Investigators

Another Gambler Is Placed _ Under Bond  But James Brink Answers Probers  Teal evi a Aw Slaw

Committee Accuses Treasury Of Failure To Crack Down Hard Enough On Underworld Tax Dodgers

Four Put Under $10,000 Bail for Refusing to Talk  Contempt Voted : For 2 in Closing =. Of Crime Quiz -

One Gambler Talks ai  Senate Probe  Four Others Are Put Under Bond for

BIGTIME GAMBLER TALKS FREELY AT PROBE INTO CRIME   James Brink Refers to Own Places in Ohio as “Notorious” but Denies Collu sion With Police.   CHICAGOAN REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS   Investigators Accuse Treas ury of Failing to Crack Down Hard Enough on  Tax Dodgers.

Brink Calls Plush Places  ‘Notorious’  O’Brien Refuses.  Tn Cive Teetiman:

Senators Ring Down Final Curtain By Asking Contempt Citation Against Two Big Gamblers

ANOTHER WITNESS REFUSES TO EVEN REVEAL HIS AGE      Cooperative Gambler Tells of Plush Places He  Onerated   OPEN HEARINGS ERD   Prohers Rap Treasury ‘Laxity’ in Cracking Down on Tax Dodgers

Five Divisions Lead UN Drive On Korea Front   Canadians Take Lead: Chinese Make Fanatic Resistance

Tanks Lead Drive, Gain Up to 4 Miles  Chinese and North Koreans Put Up Rittor Racictanca

Canadians Pace Allied  "tensive  Five UN Divisions Smash Ahead Up T

Allied Offensive Gains Up To 4:Miles   UN Tanks Burn Diehard Reds Front Their.’ Bunkers As Drive Gains Momentum

Reject Songhyon Meeting; Ridgway Then Asks Foe To Select Another Site   Allies Roll Ahead Five Miles In Biggest Offensive Since Armistice Parleys Opened; Hard-Fighting Canadian Troops Pace Attack.

New Allied Offensive Makes Four-mife Gains —   Bisgest UN Drive Since Truce Talks Begun Is Underway on a Forty-mile Front.

Canadian Troops Seize Objectives West of Yonchor   Offensive Stretches Along Forty-Mile Front in Korea

Canadian Gis Pace UN Drive   Allies Sweep Along In Flaming Offensive Along A 40- Mile Western Front

—~CONTEMPT? ~ Jury Hears Auditors of Spa Cafes   DOCTOR TESTIFIES

Mom the Boss? Just Wait a While  Secontict Gaie Werner Me, Rulo ANG in inte,

BIG 3, TURKEY JOIN IN PACT   To Set Up Middle East Defense Over Arab Objections

IN DEFENSE OF MIDDLE EAST      U. S., Britain, France end Turkey Form Defense ~ Commend  Despite Objection of Arab States, :- “a      WON'T INTERFERE ~ 2 IN LOCAL DISPUTES   Map Security of ‘Area Against Red Aggression; To Keep Hands Off Egypt Fuss.

Paris (AP)—The Big Three and Turkey joined in a ‘our-power declaration today that they would set up xn Allied Middle East command, despite Arab objec-

Turkey Has Role in New  Allied Unit   Decision Made Despite Arab Objections—Act Based Upon Need of Free World  Cabinet  et Resigns  > -_ an a a ae euesse ~@ aa

Action Taken Over Protest Of Arab Bloe   New Command Won't Interfere In Loeal Affairs

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Defense Of Area Obiective

Big Three And Turkey Join In Defense Move   Arabs Object; Say They Can Defend Against Commies

Turks Join Big 3 In Plan To Set Up Mid-East Command Over Arab Protest

Big Three Joins With Turkey in Defense Proposa   Middle East Commanc to Be Set Up Despite Objections of Arabs

Statement Made On Defense Pact  Big Three, Turkey To Set Up Command

Ws he OP 8 ORE OO  Step Taken Despite Arab Objections  Say Action Vital To Free World

Four-Power Declaration Is Made by Allies at Paris Today Over Ob_ jections of Arab States.

TURKEY JOINS IN NEW PLAN FOR DEFENSE   Promise of Military Aid Given Those Who Participate.

Arab Objection Will Be Ignored By Allied Power:  Nations Promise Ri. a  in i. >, = -

Act on Alliance With Middle East  Big Three and Turkey Issue a Declaration to That ffect  OVER ARAB PROTESTS  Intention Disclaimed to Act in Britain-Egypt  ieniute   OVER ARAB PROTESTS

NATIONS JOIN IN DEFENSE OF MIDDLE EAST   U. S., Britain, France and Turkey Form Defense Command Despite Objection of Arab States.   WON'T INTERFERE IN LOCAL DISPUTES   Map Security of Area Against Red Aggression; To Keep Hands Off Egypt Fuss.

Big 3, Turks Speed Plans Despite Arabs : Called “Vital   Called “Vital To Free World”

To Establish Anti-Red Safety Belt  Powers Agree on New Declaration Desnite Arahs

Turkey Jouning  Big Three For  Area Defense   Setup To Be Formed Despite Arab Objections.

‘Arab Objection: Fail To Halt Defense Plans   Cooperation Sad Needed To Set Up Protection Sought

Make Known They Will Set Up Allied Middle East Command, Despite Arab Objections—Statement Says U. S., Britain, France And Turkey Had Decided To Go Ahead With Mideast Allied Defense Organization Because It Is Vital To Free World

Middle East Command Tx  Be Set Up   Turkey Joins With Big Three Despite Arab Objections; Statement Issued

Arab States Meet Today   Cite Co-Operative Defense Measures for the Middle East

Plight Gets Desper ‘ate For Refugees   Terrible Fate To Many Of Them In  South Korea

Thousands of 2 Million Korean Refugees race Death Ac Thev Flee Reds in Dav and Night-Long March

Mother Strings Boy Up By Thumbs, Tosses Fiery Rag Into His Hands; Didn’t Want Him To ‘Grow Up Bad’

U.N. Puts On Red Embargo   General Assembly Acts In Record Speed

Panks Of Reas “olit In Italy  Communists Quitting Party By Scores

More italian Reds Quit Party   Protest Link With Would-Be Invaders

Split Spreading Among Italian Reds  Cardholders Said To Be Leaving Fold

Smith Names New Police Commissioner   Nick Reidy Appointed To St. Louis Board

Fills Vacancy On St. Louis Police Board   Nick Reidy Named by  Roberts Is New President.

Reidy Named To St. Louis Police Board   Roberts, New Chairman, Says ’No Gambling’

Gangfrazzie and Sansifranz  Yuletide Thunderstorm Confuses Three

Japs Offered Anti-Red Role   Dulles Tells Group Choice Is With Them

Some Progress In Strike Talks   =N 0 Evidence Yet = Of Ending Strike

Pleven Vows France to Do Her Full Part   French Premier and Truman Said to Be In Complete Accord

Truman, Pleven Agree On West Defense Plans   French Premier Says His Nation Will Carry Its Full Burden

Pleven Says France to Do Her Part   Will Have More Troops Than at Start of Last War

What’s Ahead for Rest of ’51 Business to he Good Or Better; In- Main Prices Will: Increase:

Barkley Will Go Anywhere  To Aid Peace   Veep, After Korean Tour, Optimistic Over Truce Prospect

PARLEY PLANS MUDDLED BY SOVIET REPLY   Allies Conferring On Next Steps In Pence Mave

Slave State Of Russians, Pole Says   Fugitive Diplomat Calls Nation Nothing But A Huge Prison

Escapéd Polish Official Says Reds Have Turned Nation Into Slave State

Polish Foreign Ministry Official Who Escaped Says Russians Turning Homeland Into Slave Camp

Polish Refugee Editor Blasts ‘Slave State  Former Official Assert      Former Official Assert: Nation ‘Huge Prison  Run By Kremlin

POLISH DIPLOMAT QUITS, SAYS:Poland Huge Prison, Liberty Wiped Out

POLISH EDITOR FLAYS KREMLIN   Escapee To West Says Poland Now ‘Soviet Slave Colony’

Pole Flees to West, Denounces Russians   Former Official Says Kremlin Has Turned His Land Into Slave Colony Thot’s Now Just Huge Prison

viinia WEATHER   Poland Said No More Than Huge Prison  Red Official Escapes; to Fight for Free Nation

House Committee Votes $15 Million For Flood Aid   Speeds Action After Gen. Pick Reports; Damaae

U.S. Moves To Vote Aid Fund:  $15 Million For Kaw River Valley Asked

Half Million Said Displaced In Kansas Flood; “Called Much The Worst In Area’s History”

$15 Million, Flood Fund Is Okayed   House Subcommittee Approves A U. S Grant For Relief Of Flood Area

Committee Votes Disaster Relief   House Group to Grant Midwest 15 Millions

K. C. Waters Move Back   Officials Say Worst Is Over; Emergency Still Enforced

15 Million For Flood   Area Relief   House Committee Acts to Assist Stricken States

Heuse fs Expected To Ballot on Tax   Fine Reports Members Will Vote on Income Plan; Mustering Slow

State GOP Faces Decision On Tax Issue  Outcome of New Vote On Income Levy in Doubt

Proposal To Allow Army To Pay Over Market Prices For Beef Under Study

New Controls Bill Ready For Truman's Action  Measure Is Expected To Be Forwarded To White House Today

ARTILLERY DUEL LONGEST YET; PLANES ACTIVE   Huge U. S. Bombers Batter Air Base Near Pyongyang

DAYLIGHT SAVING TO BE STATEWIDE   Philadelphia And More Than 100 Other Cities And Towns Will Turn Clocks Ahead Sunday

More Than 100 Communities in State to Turn Clocks Ahead for Summer Months

West Virginia . Convicts Heed:  Bid By Warder   “ Offer Of Food Gets ; Quick Response From L300 Men In Mutiny -

Mutiny Broken In West Virginie State Prison   1,300 Angry Convicts Re turn To Cells After Remaining Overnight In Chillt Exercise Yard

Prison Mutiny Staged   Revolt Ends in West Virginia when Warden Offers Food to 1,300 Hungry Convicts

PROMISE OF FOOD ENDS DEFIANCE Hunger Pangs Subdue Penitentiary Mutineers

Reds’ Surprise Retreat Leaves No-Man‘s-Land   Most of Commies Cleared Out Of South Korea Area

Reds Pull Back, Leave No-Man's Land’ On Border  Elements. Of Four UN Divisions Advancing  Cautiously To North

Chinese Reds Make Surprise Withdrawal on Central Front   Enemy Breaks Contact Suddenly After Very Stubborn Resistance

Chinese Disappear Before Advance of U.N. In Korea   Forge Gains on 40 Mile Front Slowly

GAINS ARE MADE BY U.N, TROOPS IN NORTH KOREA   Allies Advance Cautiously Along 40-Mile l'ront-—Enemy Sud denly Quits Battle Lines.

Reds Back up Ina Surprise Move in Korea   Allied Units Move North —Some South Korean:  15 Miles Across Line

REDS RETREAT OW ONE FONT oN ADVAN   Road East of Chunchon Still Blocked by Reds on Ridges.

CHINESE REDS STAGE SUDDEN WITHDRAWAL   Leave ‘No-Man’s-Land’ In Front Of UN Troops On 38th Parallel

Had Fought For Two Days   Allied Forcas Prass Forward Slowly; Meet Concrete Fortifications in West .

Chinese Reds  In Surprise  Withdrawal No-Man’s Land Is Ahead Of Allies In Korea Move

Chinese Withdraw On Central Front; Yanks Push Ahead   U. N. Units Advance Slowly Into Red Korea

Chinese Make Surprise Retreat Above Parallel   ‘tuubborn Resistance Of Past Few Days Fades; Minor Counterattacks Beaten On Central Fron

U.N. Troops Use Caution In Advance   ‘No-Man’s-Land? Develops North Of Red Border

U.N. Forces Meet Little Resistance   But Foe le Still Building Up for Massive Spring’ Offensive

Reds Retreat Mysferiously North of Line   Sudden Withdrawal Is Surprise Move After Two Days of Vigorous Defensive Action

Break Off Fighting   U.N. Units Forge Slow Gains All Along Front

Withdrawal s Surprising To Allied Forces   Slow Gains Made All Along Stretch Of 40-Mile Front

Chinese Pull Out Of Central Front   “No-Man's Land” Befor "Advancing Allies; Only Patrol Contact :   FORGE AHEAD SLOWLY   Reds Guard Flank of Massive Buildup in Western Sectors

UN Force Advance  Is Slow   ‘No Man’s Land’ On Central Front Created as Chinese In .Withdrawal

Chinese Quit Sector In North Korea   Reds Retreat In Surprise Move Thursday Night

Chinese Retreat On Central Front  Strong Resistance Reported in West

BREAK OFF CONTACTIN CENTRAL AREA   Allies Forge Slowly Ahead On 40-Mile Wide Front.

Chinese End Stubborn Defense Of Positions on Central Front   Huge No-Man’s-Land Opens Before U.N. Forces as Chinese Fall Back From Strong Positions Along -Exgnt

Chinese: Pull Out, Leave Only - Patrols   Surprise Withdrawal After Bitter Fighting Forms ‘No-Man’s-Land’

Units Meet Only Light Resistance  From Reds   UN Advance Pushes Eight Miles North Of Korean Borders

Reds Quit Suddenly, Withdraw   Break Contact And Retreat; Americans Meet Only Patrols North OF Parallel 3s

U. N. FORGES GAINS ALONG A WIDE FRONT   Surprise Chinese Withdrawal Leaves a “'NoMan's-Land" in Front of Some Ferces   ONLY PATROL CONTACT

Of Central Front   “No-Man’s Land” Before Advancing Allies; Only Patrol Contact   FORGE AHEAD SLOWLY   Reds Guard Flank of Mas sive Buildup in Western  tors

CHINESE MAKE SUDDEN RETREAT IN CENTRAL ZONE   U. S. SABRE JETS CLASH WITH MIGS, AND DAMAGE FIVE

Sudden Red Retreat Leaves No-Man’s-Land In Front of UN   Allies Forge Slow Gains All Along 40-Mile  Area

Chinese Withdraw On Central Front   Breaking Contact After Bitter Fight Surprises Allies

Enemy Pulls Back Along Korean Front   Allies Advance After Surprise Retreat by Reds

'No-Mans Land ls Left At UN Front   Reds’ Stubborn Resistance Ends As Yanks Gain

Reds Break Off Fighting Upon Central Front  No Man’s Land Left By Surprise Retreat

Reds Withdraw on Central Front as U.N. Troops Gain   Break Contact After Two Days Of Hard Fighting

Sudden Retreat Brings About No-Man’s Land   Tough Fights Reported On Western Front; Allies Still Advance

CHINESE RETREAT IN SURPRISE MOVE IN CENTRAL AREA   Leave No Man’s Land In Front Of Allied Forces North Of 38th

Reds Pull Back Across Border   Surprise Withdrawal Follows Stubborn Defense af Deve

Reds Retreat In Surprise  Maneuver  UN Units Advance Along 40-Mile Front

Red Retreat Leaves No  Mans Land  Gls Report Only Patrol Contact With Communictc

PULL BACK IN N. KOREA   Surprise Withdrawal Leaves No-Man’‘s-Land in Front of Allies North of Parallel 38.

No-Man’s Land Faces UN Forces on Central Front as Result of Surprise Withdrawal

Allies Gain All Along War Front  Surprise Withdrawal By Chinese Breaks

Allied Force Slogs Ahead Along Front   Advance Is Cautious On 40-Mile Sector As Enemy Breaks Contac!

Chinese Reds  Again Retreat  Surprise Withdrawal Occurs North of 38th

Chinese In Sudden Pull Back   Unexpected Retreat Is on Central Front; Allied Troops Push Cautious Advance

And NobodyEven Looked!   Nude Blonde Stands on Busy Street Corner, But Cars Jnat Go Whi-zzine Risht an Past

HAVE FREE WEEKEND   United Nations Adjourns Despite Blasts From Red Chinese

UL N. Ignores Chou’s Blast! Calling U.S. An Aggressor!   Australian Delegate Describes Broadcast Ag “Perfect Nonsense’; Chief Problems  Are Outlined.

Byrd Appeals For Democrats To Save Party   Virginia Senator Loshes “Heterogenous Crowd Of Trumanites”

ROYAL COUPLE ARRIVING TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Elizabeth And Philip Have Full Schedule In Capital   TRUMANS ENTERTAIN AT DINNER TONIGHT

ROYAL COUPLE 10 ARRIVE IN CAPITAL TODAY   Dinner With Trumans Highlights Flying Visit To U. S.

Senator's Authority For Publication Curb Demanded By Newsnaner Grour

Appeal In Welfare Case  Held Likely   Indiana Republican Leaders Say They Won’t Stop Short of Supreme Court on Issue of Welfare Rolls.

kkKkkKr BULLET-PIERCED HELMET LINER FOUND IN KOREA; MAY HAVE BEEN GEN, DEAN

Big Four Talks To Be-Continued   Gromyko; Awaits New Instructions

big our Palks Sull Deadlocked  Filibuster Ends Pre-ekiaster Meet

Solons Order Probe of O’Dwyer Tax   Ex-Mayor’s Friend Quits N. Y. Post’ After Ouster Threat

British Embassy Secretary, Alleged Spy, Is Wounded by Czech Pelice

Red Bail Case Hits Snag in Federal Court   Move To Raise Bond Delayed; $876,000 Asked

Grand Jury Indicts Geauga-co Sheriff  Gamblers’ Soft Jail Life Brinas Charaes

Aerial Observers Spot Three Santa Fe Children Lost In Rugged Terrain Overnight

Tropic Storm Toward Mexico   Hurricane Gains Strength, Heads For Oil Fields’

Toll of Lives 155 in Gulf  Hurricane ©   Big Blow Gains Force Near the Mexican Coast

Expect High Winds at Tampico, Rich Oil Center —  Big Storm Headed Toward Mexico

Hurricane Surges foward Mexico's ceniral Coast   130-Mile Wind May Hit Between Country's Two Biggest Ports.

Tropical Storm Picks Up Steam   [ee lS See a ae ——— ae = a  Hurricane Reported Across Gulf Toward Tam pico REGAINS LOST FORCE  Some 6f Mexico's Richest Oil Fields Are in Direct Path

Storm: Heads For Mexican Coastal Town   “Due To Strike Lower  -, Mainland By Tonight; Howler Takes 155-Live:

Storm Heads For Tampico   Port Threatened By Hurricane; Death Toll At Jamaica Now 155

Dig Hurricane      Wind Regains Its Force in Shift Back Into Gulf; Speed Reported at 130 Miles Hour

Refortified Tropical Hurricane Storms Through Gulf of Mexico Toward Coast and Rich Oil Fields

ReinvigoratedHurricane Heads F or Mexican Coast   Storm Expected To Hit Between Tampico And Veraeruz: Death Toll In Jamaica Counted At 155

Tropical ‘Storm Picks Up Steam   Hurricane Reported Acros: Gulf Toward Tam pico   Some of Mexico’s Richest Oil Fields Are in Direct Path

ropical Storm ‘een Menacing Central Mexicc   egains Foree Overnighi: Winds Hit 150 MPH: 1355 balled Jn Jamaicz

GULF STORM REGAINS ITS. EARLY FORCE   Early Advisory Changed; Jamaica  Death Toll 155

Hurricane Expected To Hit Mexican Mainland Today   Storm Has Regained Wallop That Took 155 Lives on Jamaica

Mexican Coast Is In Path Of  Bi g Hurricane   Refortified Gale Threatens; Jamaica Death Toll At 155

Storm Heads For Central Mexico Coast   Refortified Hurricane Aimed at Gil Region; Shipping Warnings Are Out

Storm Picks Up Force In Gulf Of Mexico   Oil Field Region Believed To Be In Wind’s Course

[ oday's Baseball  By The Associated Press   American Leaque   National Leaque

ORDER EMBARGO ON SOME MAIL   Contempt Charges Brought Against Trainmen In  Stoppages

Death 1 oll from Cold Wave Mounts  No Relief in Sight As Frigid Weather

No Relief in Sight From Frigid Wave  Death Toll Rises   Death Toll Rises To 190 as Most Of Nation is Hit

DEATHS, CROP LOSSES SOAR IN COLD WAVE   No End To Frosty Weather In Sight; More Snow On Way.

Death Toll Mounts To 177 In Nation’s Record Cold Wave   Weathermen See No End In Sight to  Unseasonal Weather

Crop Damage in South Is High; 177 Known Dead   Ohio Is Hardest Hit; No Relief Is Promised

Nofe Blasts Murder Theory On Fulfon Gir   Indicates Suicide After Shortage In Emplover’s Bonk:

Suicide Note Ends Probe Into Death o! Young Secretary   “Couldn't Face Friends” After Firm's Books Showed Funds Shortage.

Harriman Visits Truman in South  President Maintains Silence on REC

Chief Executive Studies International Situation With Arrival of Top Advisor

Truman Confers With Leaders On   ‘Harriman Joined President's Party” In Florida

Truman Studies World Events With Advisors   Harriman Joins President's Party At Key West, Fla.

Ignores RFC Probe in Senate  President Discusses Foreign Development With Harriman

Advisors Keep Truman Posted  President Takes Off Fat On Vacation

CONGRESSMAN KEE FATALLY STRICKEN   West Virginia Legislator Succumbs To Heart Attack At Commitiee Hearing

Heart Seizure Is Fatal fo Kee   Representative of West Virginia Dies

Rep. John Kee Dies of Heart Attack at Meet   77-Year-Old Solon Was House Member For Past 18 Years

Committee Chairman Dies Today   Rep. John Kee, 77, Is Fatally Stricken In U.S. Capitol

Rep. John Kee Of W. Virginia Dies Suddenly   77-Year-Old Chairman O% House Foreign Affair: Committee Collapses Dies At His Desk

District To Elect Successor To Kee   State Congressman Dies  Of Heart Attack

Rep. John Kee,  Foreign Affairs  Chairman, Dies 77-Year-Old Solon

Rep. Kee Drops Dead In Capifol  Was Presiding Over Committee Meeting

Rep. Kee, 77, Heart Victim  Foreign Affairs   Foreign Affairs Head Drops Dead

General Mac Enjoys Day at Allentown Fair   Takes His Son To See Real County Fair in Action

MacArthur’s Son Gets His First Taste Of Dutch Cooking As He And Governor’s Sons _ Attend County Fair At Allentown Friday

Guard Directs Flood Battle at  Prairie du Chien Mississippi Surge - Threatens Region With Great Flood

Guard Unit Aids In Flood Sector  Prairie du Chien Makes Preparations

Claim Many Prisoners Are At North Pole   Fantastic Tale Broadcast Over Peiping Radio

Big Japanese Army Based In Northern Alaska - Aleutians   Plan To Send Million Japs To Defend Alaska

Indians Vision Fludes Girl, 14  Hill Fasting Fails To Fulfill Leqend

Fasts, Fails To See Indian Dream Vision  14-Year-Old Girl Goes to Hills for Old Indian Custom

MacArthur Hits Acheson ‘Propaganda’  Questions His Explanation of  weeenr ren WY...

MacArthur Continues  _ His Attack   Acheson’s Defeatis! Statement Rapped By General

Mae Says Acheson Lses Red System   Charges Acheson With Low Morality Concept In Island Document

Mac Says Acheson , Uses Soviet-Type Propaganda   Bluntly Challenges Secretary's Explanation of Formosa Policy Paper in Speech at San Antonio, Texas.

General Assembly Starts Vacation ©   UN Group Shows Little Progress

Senafe Votes Added Support For Pact Army   Asks Truman to Get Congress’ Nod on Troops

Americans to Leave at Once for Pact Army   Two Divisions to Go Immediately and Two Later

Quick Alert For Troops To Europe   Two Divisions of Regulars Will Be Followed Later By Guard Units

.S. Troops Alerted For Europe   Two Divisions Named to Leave Within Few Days

Will Alert Troops Soon   2 Regular Army Divisions For  Europe Named

Two Divisions to Leave For Europe Soon, More Later   Senate Approves Issue After Three Months of Debate

Problems Are Cited By W. O. Fortenberry Area Cotton Ginner Doubi: 1951 Goal Will Be Reached

Leading Cotton Ginner Is Doubtful Nation Can Produce Bis Crop Needec

Mrs. Fine Dies In Philadelphia  Wife Of Governor Fails To Rally After Operation

KILLER CRINGES BEFORE NEEDLE  Cook Balks at Jab of Penicillin ‘Shot’

Mass Slayer Cringes As Penicillin Is Injected; He Faces Trial in Oklahoma City

Cook Terrified As Doctors Give Penicillin Shots  Mass Murderer Will Be Tried in Oklaho:

Acheson Urges Present War Be Kept in Korea   Sen. Taft Asserts Such a Policy Is ‘Utterly Ridiculous’

MaeArthur Plan Rapped By Acheson   ‘Ridiculous. Taft Replies In Debate   Use Of Nationalists And Manchuria Bombing Again Rejected

GOP LEADER ASSAILSUN AS FAILURE   Secretary of State Again Opposes Nationalists

Rayburn Sees Tax Approval By Nightfall   ‘ Vote on $7 Billion  Measure to Begin In House'at 4 nm

Rayburn Predicts House Will Pass Ta Bill By Nightfall  Measure Would Hike Taxes Over $7 Billion, Republicans Protest

HOUSE OKAY IS EXPECTED FOR Bla TAX HIKE  Speaker Sam Rayburn Predicts Approval of $7.2 Billion In. crease.

$/ Billion Bill Goes to Senate   Largest Increase in History Voted; Recommittal Beaten

New Restraint On Credits Aim Of Bank Board   Voluntary Program Of Restrictions Is Directed. At Loans

Second Chest Report Meetinc Tuesday Noon  Officials Hope For Report Of Fifty Per Cent

Smaii Tag on 1952 Auto Piate  Deweu Annraves Permanent Licenses bu 1952

Ask More Funds For Teacher Pay   State Would Finance 100 Pet. of Minimum

M Arthur Flies To Chicago   City Pulls All Stops for Giant Welcome

Color Video Battle Goes For Supreme  Court Study   Four-Hour Argument Over Plan Approval Will Be Heard Today

SUPREME COURT GETSTV CASE   ‘Justices To Hear Debate On CBS Color Video Nod

Ike Ends 3- -Day Trip With Navy   General Warns Internal Atomic Inspection Is a Must Before We Disarm

Solons May Blister Food Middlemen  Mull Report On Price Practices

COOK ARRAIGNED ON KIDNAP GHARGI   WAIVES REMOVAL TO OKLA: HOMA TO FACE TRIAL IN ABDUCTION OF MOSSERS,

Law Balks Jail Quarters For Juveniles   Sheriff's Rooms Not Appropriate

Committee Ends Work On Tax Bill   Measure Hiking Individual Income Taxes By 124 % To Be Introduced Into House Promptly

House Group Ends Work On Tax Bill   Increase Lar gest  m U, §, History   Levies Raised On Cigarets, Automobiles, Liquor, And Gasoline

$7 Billion Tax Increase Bill Expected In House Soon-Income, Sales Hit

New Tax Bill  Goes to House   Levy on Electric Light Bills Is Cut As 5-Month-Long Job Completed

e Late Flash   House Group Closes Work On Tax Bill   Legislation Designed to Raise &7,233,000.000 Yearly To Be Sent to Flanr Sann

House Group Work Ends on Tax Hike Bill   Measure Expected To Be Introduced in House Promptly

House Committee Ends Work on Huge Tax Bill   Hikes Income Levy 1212 Percent; Quick Passage Not Likely

House Tax Group Ends Work On $i. Billion Increase  “Committee Plans ~~~ ‘To Take Measure “TH Flandre Friday ia

COMPLETE WORK ON 3$/ BILLION TAX HIKE BILL   BELIEVE COMMITTEE WILL SEND MEASURE TO HOUSE PROMPTLY

Tax Bill May Be Introduced In HouseToday   Ways And Means Committee Ready To Submit Measure

SEVEN BILLION TAX INCREASE IS APPROVED   House Committee Ready To Submit Bill To Congress

Committee To Send Tax Bill To The House   Completes Action On Measure Hiking Rate 12'» Per Cent

Work Completed on Tax Boost Bill   Measure to Call for $7,233,000,000 Yearly

Measure To Reach House On Thursday   Heavy New Bite Out of Pocketbook le Being Planned

New Tax Bill To Go Betore  House Soon   Hikes Income Taxes. Corporation, Excise And Sales Levies To Go Up

House Group Ends Work On Tax Bill   New Measures Will Hike Income Taxes 1212 Per Cent

New Effort Started To Get Congress To Vote U.S. Aid To States, Schools

New Effort To Get Federal School Aid   Another Attempt Is Started In Conaress

Senate OK’s  Resolution In Oatis Case   Favors Cutting Off Trade With  Czechoslovakia

SENATE CALLS FOR A BREAK WITH CZECHS   Upper Chamber Joins  House In-Demand In Oatis Case

St. Lawrence Probe  D. A. Asks To Be Superceded  In Gambling Prosecution

St. Lawrence DA Asks That Special Assistant Handle ‘Burg Prosecution   Dewey Will Tell Truman Thursday of Trip Abroad

Ridgway and Pace Get News at Front   Eighth Army Hits Solid Red Defense

POPE BANS REDS WHO TRIED BISHOE   Romanians Excommunicat  ed By Vatican Order

UN Charges Reds Using Blackmail   Prisoner Issue Looms as Stall In Truce Talks

Reds Refuse To Give Date On Prisoners   ‘Blackmail . ts -Accusation Leveled. by Allied Spokesman

Harriman Eyes Oil Settlement   Sees Accord Possible When Sides Cool Off

Senate Slash In Tax Seen   Proposal Would Pass Loan Group Ea, ninas

» Makes Call From Los A ngeles Armstrong Slugged, Abducted, He Tells Wife On Phone

Lumber Yard Manager Says He Was Slugged ~  ‘Missing lowan Calls Wife From Coast

Wife Gets Call From Missing lowan in West   Armstrong, In Los An: goles, Says He Was lugged by 2 Men

U.N. Gets No  Peace Feeler   U.S. Delegation Disclaims Knowledae

Slip of Tongue Hints He’s Candidate: Taft Says Truman Laughs  Off Red Charges By Shouting ‘Liar’

Truman Target Of Taft Attack   Govt. Corruption Scored By Senator

RED INFLUENCE LASHED BY TAFT   lruman Accused Of AL tempting To Dismiss Charges Of POnUminists Jun Government.

Taft Says Truman Shouts ‘Liar’ to Dismiss Charges   Asks President To Be Specific  In Denunciation

Taft Challenges Truman to “Point Out The Lies Instead of Shouting Liar”

OHIOAN CHALLENGES PRESIDENT  Truman's "Low Standard’ Denounced by Sen. Taft

 Shouts of ‘Liar’ Don't Point Out Lies, Asserts Republican Senator —  ‘Taft Says Truman Dismisses Strong Charges

Taft Blisters Truman, Cites ‘Low Standard  Challenges President : To Point Out ‘Lies’, —  a . es ee, ee 2

San. Taft Blasts President Truman   Mr. Republican Accuses HST of Attempting To Dismiss Commie Charges

Claims Truman Would Kill Red, ‘(rime Charges   Taff Says Shouts Of “Liar” sed To Cover Attempt ‘co Rejeet Accusations

Truman Loyal Says McCarthy  But Adds President Is Stupid, Stubborn

Service Is Interrupted By Scuffle   Allerton, la., Church Left in Shambles, Says Pastor.

New Zealanders Fear Uprisings   Communist Inspired   Communist Inspired Dock Strike Blamed

Big 4 Still In Deadlock at 44th Meeting In Paris   Disarmament Is Issue On Which They Disaaree

'30 PER CENT SLASH iN HOUSEHOLD ITEMS   Magazine KEefutes Rumors 0 Sharp Drep Im Demand Fer Appliances

enateGOE ndorses ew Taxes  ut House Caucus erves Notice it Peete Bee Bet,

House Studies State’ s Budget,  Tax Levy Plan   Program Is Approved By Senate GOP, Bur The Delay Continues

Pan American Strike Settled; Ships Tied Up   Picketing Of United Air Lines Offices Spreads To San Francisco

INVAUD, 60, GOE BESERK, WOUNDS LANDLORD, RATTIEG EM DAIICFE iRITH CIAIAS InN REDRBOOM

ARBAL Ek DAE ANCA SLE s  ‘House Votes Restrictions On Reciprocal Trade Pac

House Approves Trade Measure   Truman Is Opposed To Bil In Present Form

Senate Has Tough’ Job in Defeating Changes in Tariff   House Imposes. Rule and Lineup of 49 to 47 in Senate Looks Hard

Senate Vote Holds Fate Of Trade Act   Restrictions Put In Bill Approved By House Ballot

Administration Looks To Senate To Kill Reciprocal Trade Curbs   Restrictions Voted In House; Get Virtually Solid Republican Backina

PRESIDENT HAD TRUCE PROPOSAL, SENATORS TOLD    Secretary Says MacArthur's  Plans Would Risk  World War    DENIES JCS OVERRULED      (Hints China to Be Blasted 1f Reds Strike U.S. Forces Outside Korea

General's Plan Risked Russian War, Says Chief  Marshall’s Remarks At Hearing Heavily Cut By Censors

Sees General's Plans Leading  To All-Out War   Hints l. S. Will Bomb China If Reds Strike Yanks Outside Korea

(Jumped Gun On U. N., Truman, Says Marshall   Secretary Hints U. S. To Hit Foe With Everything If They Strike Out Of Korea   Truman Sees MacArthur Tactics Step To Atomic War  Challenges Propdsals Point By Point, Warns Against ‘Political Ficht’ View

Secretary Heard by SenateGroup Says MacArthur’s   Says MacArt thur’. s Appeal to Reds Balked U.N. Plans

Secrelary Says Move Lost Time   Appeal Ruined Hope for Quick Korean Peace

Defense Chief Claims General Delayed Peace   He Places Blame On Premature Offer To Talk With Reds

Defense Chief Says Doug s Plan Means  War With Soviets   General Marshall's Testimony Before Senate Group Spotlights Conflict Of Ideas Over Conduct Of Conflict In Korea And MacArthur

M Arthur Peace Bid Prevented Korea Terms   Marshall Claims Appeal in March Spiked Settlement

General’ s War Plan Perilous, : Senators Told   Defense Chief Strikes Back at Ex-Colleague Tn Poalew Probe

‘General's Edict In Mareh Spoiled Plans For Peace’   Marshall Says US Can Bomb China When Hit Outside Korea

‘658 MEET VIOLENT DEATHS TO. SET NEW LABOR DAY RECORD; TOLL “TRAGIC AND SHAMEFUL”

New. Holiday High Marked - p,Ae. Fotebitey- Gtedene “+ Every 7 Minutes

Holiday Deaths Set U.S. Record   658 Lives Taken Over Three Days

‘New Holiday High Markee _ Up As Fatality Strikes Every 7 Minutes

Caudle Resumes Tax Testimony  Starts Second Week Before House Probe

Use Present Power...  GENERAL SAYS FAR EAST NEEDS NOT TCO GREAT   MacArthur Gives His Formula To Win War

General Appears Again Before Merged Groups   M'Arthur Minimizes Effect of Policies on Armed Forces’ Size

‘Minimizes Effect Of His  posals On Overall Size C  S. Armed Forces, Some Ini  e@3 In Forces Needed   SHOULD UTILIZE POWER AVAILA

(rade   Pfc. Charles J. Jedd To Graduate Soon at ‘Tayac Medical Center

New Highway Crumbles with First Traffic   12 Are Suspended By Highway Dept. As Probe Started

Suspend 12 State Highway Officials   Faulty Work On Route 36 Under Investigation

Murphy Asked To Help OPS Check Prices   New York Police Head Offered Enforcement Position By DiSalle

Red Europe Poses Air Perilto US   DiSalle Seeks iControl Enforcer

DiSalle Asks Murphy’s Help  N.Y. Police Head - Wanted as Enforcer

Carolinas Brace  Chilling Rains To Give. Way To Colder Weather Tonight

DON COCHRANE RITES SUNDAY   ‘Funeral Will Close Noted Career Of Hartford  Editor

January Letter from Truman to MacArthus Read to Senators by Defense Secretary

Hick Raises  Question of View of Risk   “Asiatic Peril More”’— Marshall; President Cited Ally Need.

President's Message to MacArthur In January Said Allies’ Help Badly Needed in Korean War

Truman Gave Him Political Aspect of War   Defense Secretary Reads Message Ta Policy Probers

Tells of Wire Sent by Truman Early in Year   Stressed Necessity of Retaining Allies in Case of War

 Messages to MacArthur Revealed ,   Truman Gave Warning Not to Expand War, Marshall’ Says

Sec. Marshall Reads Text At Inquiry   Secretary Relates Joint Chiefs Favorec General's Dismissal

—WAR POLICY —  Message Of Jan. 13 Is Quoted   AIMS IN KOREA WERE OUTLINED

Mac Advised Of Policy To Keep Allies Support  Marshall Reads Text Of Truman's Letter

Message Told Of U.S. Desire Not To Worry Allies  mo hdnce hk cli D.. J.   Sec. Marshall Reads Telegram From HST To. Gen. MacArthur

Reveal January Message Giving Word On Policy   Marshall Reveals ‘Emotional Wave’ Was Fynectodt

Situation Told Him By Truman   President Said U.S. Wanted to Hold Allies In Case of Attacks

MacArthur Told We Must Keep Support of Our Allies   Truman’s Message Given Senators

Truman Warned M’ Arthur > On Need to Retain Support Of Allies. Probers Advised

Reads Text Of Message At Hearing   Far East War Hazard Greater Than Europe. Is Marshall’s View

—MARSHALL—  Warns Help ‘Needed In Time Of War  Sent Message To MacArthur

Truman Told MacArthur To Back UN      Note Of Jan. 13 Revealed; Secretary Says Chiefs Of Staff Asked Firing

Marshall Sees Soviet Threat Worst in East   Sixteen Courses Were Suggested By Joint Chiefs

“Would Need Allies” Truman  Warned Mac   Secretary Marshall Reads President's Jan. 13 Letter

Truman Policy Text Read By Gen. Marshall   Korea War Policy Designed For Suppor Of Allies, If War 

Truman's Korean Policy Formed To Please Allies   Marshall Says MacArthur Was Informed Of Policy Desioned To Keen UN Support

SEC. MARSHALL DESCRIBES WAR RISK   Danger Is Greater In Far East, Says Defense Head      Explains Key Features Of His Program: Full Text Given To Committee

Marshall Reads Message ‘Warning of National Peril if Russia Strikes

Marshall Says Gen. M'Arthur;  Advised By Pres. Truman In! January of Korean.War Policy;

Risk Greatest in Far East, Senators Told   Truman, Jan. 12, Sent General Broad Outline of ‘Political Factors’

Policy Designed: To Keep Support OF U.S. Allies.  MacArthur Received:   MacArthur Received Messaae January 1%:

General Told in January Not To Risk Spreading Korea War   Truman Didn’t Want to “Go it Alone’ In Korea; Warned MacArthur Against Acts Which Might Discourage Our Aliiées

Truman Policy Message To MacArthur Related By Marshall At Hearing   SECRETARY ALSO SAYS RISK OF WAR IN FAR EAST IS “MORE ACUTE BY FAR” THAN IN WESTERN EUROPE

Marshall Says Asian Political Issues Explained   Letter Followed Directive Given By Joint Chiefs

‘Marshall Quotes H.S.T Wire to MacArthur Out lining Policy in Korea

‘Policy Aim WasToKeep Our Allies’   Truman Told M’Arthur US Would Need Friends in Event of Russian War   JANUARY MESSAGE   Released Today, the Note Informed General of ‘Political Factors’

Note Urged Program To Keep Unity   Text Of January Message Offered To Senate Croup

General Told Not to Alienate American Allies  ‘Would Desperately Need’ Them in Event Of War With Russig

Letter to MacArthur Disclosed   Indicates General Learned of Nation's Policy in January, Direct from Truman

Marshall Reads Truman Message  Before Hearing   Prudence Is Requested

Trumans Message On Korea Policy Bared at Inquiry   Secy. Marshall Is Back on Stand For Fifth Day of Hearing on Removal of Gen. MacArthur

Desperate Need [o Beat Russia. Told M’Arthur  Truman’s Text Read to Senators

Help Needed in Event of Fight With Russians   Marshall Gives Text of Truman Message; Was Not a Directive

Hickenlooper Asks About Risk of War In Arming Europe   Truman Message To MacArthur Is Read at Hearing

Warned Mae Not Alienate U.S. Allies   Truman Message Of Last Jan. 13 Is  Read To Committees By Gen. Marschall

War Policy Aimed At Keeping Allies,  Truman Wire Said   Need Friends To F ight USSR, President Informed M’ Arthur

War Policy Aimed to Keep Allies in Line, Marshall Says  Probers Get Text of Truman's Note Sent te MacArthur Last January 13

Message Sent To MacArthur By President   Troman Told General. U.S. Must Keep Allies To Meet Russ Threat

Jan.13 Message Gave ‘Political’ Strategy in East  Secretary Reads Warning on Loss Of Allies’ Help © -

PRESIDENT SAID POLICY MUST AIM TO HOLD ALLIES   Marshall Recounts Steps Taken By Joint Chiefs Recommending Ouster

Letter To Mac From Truman Told Situation   Marshall Testifies Joint Chiefs All Agreed About Douc

MacArthur Warned Jan. 13 Korean Campaign Had to Be Governed by Circumstance

SENATORS TOLD DANGER OF NEW CONFLICT ACUTE   Truman's Suggestion To MacArthur To Keep Support Of Allies Revealed By Marshall.

Korean Policy Outlinec In HST Message To Mac   Complete Embargo Proposed By Dewey   GOP Keeps Hands Off Mac Until Convention

Marshall in Further Talk   JCS Agreed On April & te Recommend MacArthur  Dismissal; Heearing [es eee

Message Sent As Diplomatic Guide After War Directive   Marshall Says Danger of Conflict Greater in Far East

Claim Passage of Drait Bill Assured   Drastic Concessions Are Made on UMT Features

Claim Passage of Draft Bill Assured  Drastic Concessions   Drastic Concessions Are Made on UMT Features

DRAFT DEBATE STILL CENTERS ON UMT PLAN   Defense Mobilizers Rule Deferments Not Exemption

House Leaders Claim Draft Bill Sure of Passage   But Opponents Say Even Concessions on  UMT Won't Do It

Damaged, Officials Say   Tacks Scattered On Oriveway Leading late Plant Property

NDS VOTED FOR ATOM AGE NAVY PROGRAM   Gen. Bradley Reveals 250,000 Troops In Korea

Bradley. ‘Accepts 18%. Draft: Age; Reveals 250.000 Men in Korea’

Huge Navy Bill Passes Senate   Program Includes Super Atom Carrier

Western Powers Lift Limits On Ttalian Arms  Bussia Expected  To Protest Allied Action

Big Three Give Italy Freedom To Boost Army  Limiting Clauses —  In 1947 Treaty Arc  n Ra Cancalla

Italy Given Green Light on Military Might for Future   Big Three Tells Nation To Rearm; Russia  Will Object

Smoldering Statehouse Feud Breaks Into Open As Mechem Takes Castner Challenge

WAR CRIMINALS HOPE FOR LIFE   Second Stay Of Execution Brings New Hope Te Seven Germans---Convicted Of Mass Murder.

ILLINOIS GAS TAX 4* GALLON ON AUG. 1ST   Additional 1c Will Take Effect January 1, 1953, to Make Nickel Levy Governor Asked.   LEGISLATURE ENDS SESSION   Winds Up Six-Month Program With Vote On Gas Tax at Dawn on Sunday.

JAP TREATY TO BE SIGNED: IN SEPTEMBER  53 Nations Will Be Invited to Join In Formal Ceremony In San Francisco.

Plan Signing Of Jap Peace Pact af Frisco   State Department Anneunces Treaty Ceremonies September 4-8: Russia Invited.

Jap Treaty Plans Set   Pact Signing To Be On West Coast During September

Japanese Pact  wil Be Signed  In San Francisco State Department  Announces Meeting Set For Sept. 4-8

Move by Army Follows Navy's Harbor Action   British Military Cop Kills Egyptian Passing Too Close to Camp

Britain’s Tanks Seize Egyptian Rail Workshops   Eavnotian Killed

Egypt Rail Point Seized By British  Army Tanks Seize Train Workshops As Navy Grabs Control Of Port

Britain Seizes Rail Facilities In Canal Zone   Army Move [5 Aimed At Breaking Tie-Up Of Merchant Ship:

BRITISH SEIZE SUEZ RAIL SHOPS   ARMY TANKS TAKE OVEE PROPERTIES OUTSIDE PORT IN CANAL ZONE.

Britain Rejects Ike’s Request for More Help in Building European Army

IKESREQUEST © + TURNEDDOWN   Troop Plea Rejected By Great Britain

Britain Rejects Repeated Pleas From Gen. Ike   Eisenhower Seeks More Divisions for Atlantic Pact Army

Ralph J. Keen, Educator, Dies  Beloit’s Vocational Head Juda Native

WINTER TO HANG ON   Spring Officially Due to Arrive in Kansas Tomorrow

Allied Spearheads Stab To Within Ten Miles Of Capital City   Land And Sea Operations Against Chinese Communists Meet Increasing Opposition.

South Koreans Make Daring  Inchon Landing   Red Resistance Stiffen: As UN Troops Near Main Chinese Army

S. Koreans Make Raid On Inchon   Sailors Land at Dock, Killing 40 Reds; Yanks 10 Mi. from Seoul

Patrols Closer To Seoul   Mounting Red Resistance Said Now Building Up

Four-Hour Raid Made By Sailors   UN Ground Units Stab Within 10 Miles Of Seoul Against Resistance

South Korean Group Stages Bold Action   Few Reds Located In Port City In Four-Hour Probe

South Koreans Stage Daylight Attack On City   Ground Resistance Elsewhere Stiffens

MacArthur Invitation Is Before Legislature: Sponsored by Perrill

Seaway Project Starts To Move  Committee Decides To Discuss One Bill

Arn Kicks On Bill To  Share Tax   Governor Opposes Move To Cut Counties, Cities In On Liquor Revenue  NEW PROPOSAL

Liquor Tax Shift ‘No’    Governor Definitely Opposes Increasing County. Citv Shares

ARN AGAINST MOVE ON GASOLINE TAX   Governor Protests Cutting in Cities, Counties on  Liquor Funds   ISTATE. NEEDS REVENUE

(ON GASOLINE TAX   Governot Protests Cutting in Cities, Counties on  Liguer Funds   ISTATE. NEEDS REVENUE

U.S. Economy Cannot  Live on Taxes Says Financing by Taxes Alone May

U.S. Economy Cannot Live on Taxes  Savs Financing by   Says Financing by Taxes Alone May Bring Huge Damacde

Senator Declares Budget Balancing May Be Serious   ‘Financing $80 Billion Pla: With Taxes Alone May - Hit American Economy

Senators Argue  Pay-As-You-Go  Tax Proposal Plan Declared  Dangerous To National Economy

UN INFANTRY ot BAYONET TO GET HILL   Eighth Army Sends Red Lines Reeling Back Up to Four Miles.

Bayonet Attack Carries Yanks Nearer Seoul   Americans Take Hill Within Sight Of City; Reds Dig In Below Han

Allies Advance To Within Six Miles of Seoul   Yank Troops Shove Communists Back Al Along Korean Front

Reds Pushed Back One-Four Miles All Along Front   Seoul Six Miles From UN Forces

US Infantry Paces Drive Against Reds   Artillery Blasts 10,000 Foes Dug In Near Han River

UN Advances To Six Miles FF rom Seoul   Yank Infantrymen In Spectacular Rayouet Charge      Acninsl Reds

HEAVY FIGHTING RAGES FEW MILES SOUTH OF SEOUL   Air Observers Report Heavy Concentration Of Enemy Forces Along Both Sides of Han River; 14-Day Red Casualty Toll Over 50,000.

New Armored Blows Staaager Communists   Artillery Blasts Path for Advancing UN Forces Now Only Six Miles From Seoul.

Five Of Nine Ridges Taken By U.N. Forces   Limited Offensive Along 30-Mile Front Progresses In Korea

Rains Miss Flood Area   Rivers Drop, And Rains May Come To An End Tomorrow

JOINT CHIEFS TRADE VIEWS WITH RIDGWAY   U. S. Is Seen Wanting Earlier Meeting With Reds

STATEMENTS BY M’ARTHUR ARE TO BE CLEARED   Washington Wants To Be Infermed Of Intended  Remarks      ENEMY PREPARES NORTHERN DEFENSE

M’ARTHUR.GAGGED BY WASHINGTON   Told to Get Clearance on Statements, Offi- _ cials Say

Told To . Inform  Washington   Jn The Meantime Chinese Reds Move Up Reinforcements

Administration Seeks Curb On MacArthur Statements   Moberly Man Says Red Party Has Right to Be on Ballot

Gen. MacArthur ls Reprimanded  Must Clear Remarks With Washington

Chinese Reds Reinforcing Defense Lines   Allied Troops Fast Enveloping The Last Bit Of South Korea

Hin Spread In  Europe Causes Alarm  ¥ * »¥  Pandemic InI 918 Recalled--Three N, ew "Remedios Available

Says Moves Would Risk Total War   Blames General's Firing On ‘Basie Differences’

Defense Chief Tells Probers Of Differences   ‘No Other Recourse’ But to Relieve Him; Denies Policy ‘Veto’

DECLARES RISK PREVENTS USE OF ALL POWER   "UN Partiers” Are Opposed To Planes Crossing Yalu

Hero Was Fired For Attack On Foreign Policies   Denies Higher-Ups Veto M’Arthur; Did Not : Advocate Yielding Formosa to Reds; Truman, Staff Chiefs, Defense Head Were In Accord

ANOTHER TAX MAN QUITS AS U.S. Lawyer Who Aided Tax Probe Spared Firing

Unidentified Trio Covers Salesman With Coating of Syrup and Feathers

All a Mistake, too, He Says  Coat of Syrup and Feathers 1s Given Real Estate Broker

syrup, Feathers and Realtor  He Gets Ride. Robbed. Gooed-un and Restored

“Al a Mistake,’ Victim Claims “Syrup and Feathers’ Not Sweet Experience

Broker Doused With Syrup and Rubbed With Feathers   3 Men Accuse Him of Gyp Rent Racket

Broker Smeared Jo In Feathers  Los Angeles Captive Held For 42 Houre

Accused of Rental Racket  Realtor Kidnaped and Robbed, Covered With Syrup, Feathers

Real Estate Man Soused With Syrup-Feathers Goo After 48-Hour Captivity by Abductors

Broker Tells Of Feathering   Abductors Held Him 48 Hours, Took Cash

HELD 48 HOURS BY ABDUCTORS   Real Estate Broker Found Doused With Syrup And Feathers

Allies Smash Mile Against ‘Token’ Units   Enemy Is Giving Up Buildup Area For Launching Attacks

Some Elements Of Red Forces Are Retreating  “Token Opposition” Only Is Reported In Giosnd Area

Smaller Cities Have Gamblinc  Raadina Pactar Save   Reading Pastor Says Town Is ‘Wide Open’

Reading, Pa. ‘Wide Open’,  Witness Says   Senate Crime Group Told By Churchman Police Have Facts

Charges Betting Open in Reading  Minister First Witness At Senate Inquiry

Accidents Due To Traffie In:  City Increase:   ‘Lt Mishaps Last Slonth Compared To 34. One Yeur Ago

Increase Last Month In Auto Accidents   89 Crashes {ne Janyary In-Ctty Compared To "10 Less In 1950: Property Daniaige ALSS.125

Senate Ponders Tax Legislation, Other Must Bills   Readies Own Versions Of Aid, Defénse Measures And Variety Of Levies

CLOSING “ACTION IN COMPROMISE LEVY EXPECTED   Tentative Decision ~ Would Boost Taxes OF Individuals’ B y About 1{34 Per  Cent.

Agreement on Tax Boost Bill Appears Likely   Senate and House No Longer at Odds on Individual Tax Hike

SIX BILLIONS INCREASE LIKELY   Individual Taxes To'Go Up By 11 3-4 Per Cent  DECISIONS   Reached On 2 Key Issues; Other Problems May Be Solved Today

Progress Is Made  On Taxation Bill   Former Internal Revenue Collector Indicted Today

Final Agreement On Big Tax Bill Expected Today  Measure Will Boost Taxes $6,000,000,000 Or More Annually

Final Agreement Expected Soon On Tax Increase Bill   ON THE INSIDE   House Endorses Big Appropriations Bill

Final Agreement Is Seen Today On Tax Measure   Bill Estimated To Increase US Taxes  $6 Billion Or More

Final Agreement Of Conferees On Tax Hike Bill Seems Likely Today

TAX BILL IN LAST STAGES   Reach Agreement On Size Of Individual Income Tax Beost

FINAL ACCORD ON TAX BILL DRAWS NEAR   Tentative Agreement Reached On Individual Tax Boost.

Income Taxes Will Increase   Agreement Expected On Bill To Boost Taxes About 11 Per Cent

Where New Trouble Brews   MAY COME TODAY Final Agreement  On Taxes Is Seen

$6 Billion  Increase in  Taxes Nears Final Approval By Conferees  t. Mm... JF

Final Agreement Nears On Income Tax Increase  Highest Salary Brackets May  Bae gt em OF PR Ranact

See Agreement On Tax Hike Bill Reached Today   \May Boost Income Levies 11 And 3-4 Per Cent In All But Higher Bracket.

Final Vote Is Near On Tax Increase   Expect House and Senate Groups to Agree on $6 Billion Boost

Congress Nears Agreements on Tax Increases  Welfare Amendment Accented hy Hauce

FINAL AGREEMENT ON $6 BILLION TAX HIKE BILL NEAT   Tentative Accord Said To Have Been Reached 0; Income Levy Boost Size

Conferees Near Final Tax Setup  Agreement Hinted On Income Figure

11 Per Cent Boost Fixed In Bill Now   Last Arguments In Committee Due At Canferences Today

Tax Bill Nears Final Passage   1134 Pet. Hike Seen On Individual! Incomes

REPIIBLICANS et JUDICIAL peers  , Olney, Mt. Vernon ‘ttions: Unit Rule

REPIBLICANS = ™- JUDICIAL BELEGATES   Olney, Mt. Vernon itions; Unit Rule ‘ove Fails.

FBI Extends Red Roundup To Hawaii   Seven Alleged Party Leaders Under Arrest

1 Seized By FBI As Top Reds for  Party in Hawaii  . Federal Judge .  Reduces Bail to @Cc nnn £.. C.-k

FBI Carries Red Drive Into Hawaii   . Seven Arrested On Charges Of Conspiracy

Seven Jailed as Leaders of Reds in Hawai   ILWU Leader Among Alleged Conspirers Against Government

HAWAIIAN REDS APPREHENDED BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Seven Leaders Of Party Taken lite Custody; $75,000 Bond Set   ONE IS DJRECTOR OF   LONGSHORE UNION

Accuse Seven ‘Commies’ of Conspirac v Airuse Seven  Charge It to Them  After Arrests by Lp wa Tj cael

FBI ARRESTS RED LEADERS IN HAWAII   Seven Arrested, Charged With  Conspiracy

T TOP REDS SEIZED  IN HAWAI! RAIDS   Harry Bridges’ Aide, Mem: hers of Party Executive ' Board Nabbed by FBI

Necessary To Clarity U.S. Aims,  Truman Says   Flatly Rejects General’s Views As Leading  To Grave Risks

Flatly Rejects MacArthur's Views on Bombing Enemy Bases in Manchuria and Using Chinese Nationalists.

Claims Action Was Necessary To Clarify American Position   Angry Denouncements Heard Of President, but British And Europe Fully Approve

Truman Tells Radio Audi ence U.S. Aims To Stop Spread OF Conflict

MacArthur’s Policies Carried ‘Grave Risk Of Another Total ‘War, President Tells Nation

President Says U. S. Aim Is to Avoid Spread of War Drastic Action Touches Off World.Wide   Drastic Action Touches Off World-Wide Uproar, Demands for His Impeachment

Little Activity On Korea Front  Mounting Waves of fClanca_Fira Tall

Ridgway Getting Orders On Cease-Fire Plan As Fighting Dwindles Along Korean Front

FIERCE BATTLE MADE FOR RIDGE ON WEST FRONT   Ground Action Elsewhere In Korea Limited To Patrol Ac tivity—Sharp Clash In Air.

War Virtually Disappears in Korea As Talk of Cease-Fire Mounts   Chinese Reds ‘Don't Shoot Unless We Pravoake Them" Save UIN' Offfear

Quiet Noted On Fighting Front, Reds  Under Cover   _ Cease-Fire. Parley Brings Optimistic  Note To Korea War

Fr ighting In Korea Almost  Stands Still   Mounting Wave Of Cease-Fire Talk Pervades Eighth Army Headquarters

Fighting War Fades Under Peace Talk   Americans Jubilant Over Prospects Of Cease-Fire Orders

Fighting All But Ceases On War Front   Both Sides Let Guns Cool as Hopes for Battle Truce Grow

Fighting Almost. Non-Existent. 0 Korean Fronts:        Mounting Wave of Cease-Fire Talk Is. Responsible for a Slowing of Action

Fighting War Virtually Disappears From Korean Front as Mounting Wave of Cease-Fire Talk Spreads

Fighting  ~ tlie  In Korea   Battle for One Hill Only Action Of Importance

Korean Fighting Dies Into Series Of Skirmishes ,   Patrol Activity, Air Dogfights Reported in Area

Cease-Fire Talk Eases Fighting   Activity Is Largely Patrol Actions: Air Clash Reported

Shooting War Almost At Standstill, With Mounting Peace Talk  Ground Action Is Confined To Patrols, Except for Small ~~ Communist Probing Attacks

Fighting In Korea Eased On All Fronts   Only One Battle Reported On Hilly Sector

Korea Fighting Slows As Peace Talk Mounts   Chinese Hold Fire Until Allies Near Shocting Range

War Nearly at Standstill As Peace Talked   One Small Clash In Korea; Rest Mainly Is Patrol Activity

Fighting War Subsiding In Korea As Peace Talk Goes On: Patrols Active   Small, Fierce Fight Rages Over Command Of Single Hill Near Yonechon On Western Front

Cease-Fire Talk Has Korean War  At Standstill   Little Fighting On The Ground But Action In Air.

“Temperatures   Korean Battlefront Quiet As Cease-Fire Talk Gains

Chinese Reds Take Hill In West Sector   Fighting Virtually Halted As Talk Of Cease Fire Mounts

Today's Skies   Peace Talk Luils Korean Fighting   Ground Action Confined To Patroling Except For Small, Bitter Hill Battle

FIGHTING WAR DIES DOWN ON KOREAN FRONT   Chinese Don’t Shoot Unless Provoked Amid Truce Talks.

Fighting Limited To Small Units   Battle For A Single Hill Near Yonchsn Leaves Reds Still In Possession

War Front Virtually Quiet Under. Mounting Wave of Talk About Truce Negotiations

Cease Fire Talk Nearly Halts War  Little Action Reportec n Any Poet af Erna

Little Action On The War Front Today   Ground Fighting I: Mostly Limited To Probing Activity

Longest Session In History Of N.H. General Court Finally Ends Business

STOCK MARKET INDEX   Life of O. J. Lane Recalled As Memorial Is Held Today

Soviets May Pay Lend-Lease Debt  Reds Reportedly Ready for Talks

Report Russia Ready To Negotiate Lend-Lease Debt To United States

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Todav   OFFICITAE WEATHER

Cease - Fire  Negoti ation  ‘Authorized   U N Commander Will Meet Foe  On Peace ‘Terms

Jnited Nations Commander Receiving General Instructions, Deputy Secretary Of Defense Robert A. Lovett Reveals—Directions Have Approval Of President Truman After Being Developed By Security Council — Certain Authority Granted

aA { RaY¥ ESOGE cris \Sende Instruction For General   Authority Is Given To Proceed On Some Lines, Not Defined

To Follow Soviet Proposal   15 Nations Consult  On Next Step With US

Security Council Gives Authority ToeUNCommander   Instruction On Negotiation  Sanctioned By Truman And State Department

State Dept. Announces  U.S. Action   Approval Given By Truman And National Security Resources ' Roard

General Gets Washington “Go-Ahead’   Instructions Drafted By Security Council; Baeked By Truman

Commander Is Expected To Ask For Conference  United Nations ~   United Nations Agree To Accept Russian Proposals

Five Stafes Want Huge Steel Mill   Oklahoma in Group Pooling Geological Information

Cross Sectior Poll In State Favors ‘Oleo’   Private Survey Shows Lawmakers In Pennsylvania  Want . Sale Okayed

Poll of Lawmakers in State Shows Majority Favors Sale of Colored Oleo

Lightning lires Aleohol Tank In W. Virginia   No Casualties Reported As Flames Envelop a Million Gallon Cache

Lightning Hits Chemical Plant  No Casualties Set In W. Virginia Area

Tanker Blaze Proves fo Se Another Hoay   Coast Guard Receives Second False Message in Last Two Davs at Miami, Fla.

Only 9 More Days Till Build-A-Park Day!   Trygve Lie Says Cease-Fire May Be Key to Peace All Over World

Muddy Waters  ‘Pound Levees   Hundreds Abandon Homes North of St Louis

1B DEFORD DEAD AT 56   Well Know Auctionee: Succumbs After Long Illness

FIRM WARNING IS SERVED  U.S. Signs Mutual Defense Pact With Pacifie Powers

Red Obstruction Of Jap Treaty To Meet Resistance  Aehacan Drannrac Ta   Acheson Prepares To Battle Red Moves At Treaty Parley

Sign New Pact On Eve Of Jap Treaty Meeting  Challenge To Reds Made By Acheson On Peace Intent

U.S. Signing Mutual Defense Pact with New Zealand ‘And Australia on Coast.

83 Chinese Aliens Seized By Police   Many Are Believed To Be Active Communists

RED AGGRESSOR WARNING GIVEN BY PRESIDENT   Western Hemisphere Unity Advocated In Threat

Truman Asks Americas to  Resist Reds   President Calls for Building Up Armed Force, Development Of Economic Power

Truman Mum  On Testimony From Dawson  Senate Group Waits President’s Reply In

Hoover Says Committee  Should Abolish RFC Now   Truman Is Silent On Whether He Will: Send Dawson Before Group To Testify

New President Of U. M. Chosen  Regents Pick Hatcher Of Ohio State

Regents Appoint New President   ‘OSU Vice President, Dr. Harlan Hatcher, to Succeed Ruthven

Cooperation Key fe Freedom, Audience To'd by Snyder   Treasury Secretary Is Speaker at State Fair Country Ham Breakfast.

Must Work and Save Together To Meet Communist Threat, Snyder Tells Missourians

NATO CONFERENCE ~ OPENED IN ITALY   Eden ‘Reminds Assembly - “Purpose Ie Peace’”’

Split License Bill Passed By State Senate   Only Two Senators Vote Against Measure Which Is intended To Boost Cantervation Revenue

WALKS AWAY FROM JAIL   Sheriff Glass Reports Trusty Missing Since Saturday

Pollof Chicago Lawyers Shows They Favor Douglas’ Judgeship Nominees

OPEN EXTENDE PHONE SERVICE   Coloma And Watervliet Mayors To Take Part  In Ceremonies

Typhus May Be Riddling Red Troops   Losses From Diseases Reported Heavy Amons Communists.

Flier 1s Awarded Top, Honor Medal   For Attempt fo Save Pilot Down Behind Red Lines; Gives Check to Other's Widow

REFUSES TO THINK OF HIMSELF  Air Hero Gives Reward to His Buddy's Widow 

SE ERRUNGRNR Rohe peenanmennnetl VALLEY DEDICATED TO OHIO SOLDIBR

Marine Draft Outdoes Army  Meadamkhars Call   December Call Mostly for Corps

Marines Seek More Drattees In New Calls   November Call Has Been Increased -Over 6000 Due to Marine Requests for Men

Marines Hike December  Drait Needs   2nd Straight Month Of Leatherneck  Quota Increases

Marines Asking 9,900 Drattees  Leathernecks Want More then -Army

Marines-Ask Most Men In Draft Quotas   Expansion Of Corps’ Seen In Request For November, December

MARINES 10 GET 0,900 DRAFTEES   : ce SEVEN THOUSAND OTHERS TO BE CALLED IN DECEMBER WILL GO TO ARMY.

New Draft Call Set at 55,900; Need Marines   Selective Service May Dip Into New Classifications

Marines Ask More Draffee: Than Army   November Cal! Increcsed As Corps Begins Expanshon of Combet Units

MARINES AND ARMY DRAFTS rT AT 18 UL   Leathernecks’ Combat Unit Strength May Go Over Two Divisions.

Issues Include Litz ManorLine, School Expansior  Bonds Total $983.000  Bonds Total $983,000; Aldermanic Election Is Scheduled Fer June 2

Vote Near On Bonds For Gity  To Continue Sehont Prooram.   To Continue  School Program,     Build Sewer Linc

The Weather   Danes Okay U.S. Bases In Greenland  New Agreement Will Permit Radar Siations

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS -”  OPFOSED TO TRUMAN  BLAN -EADIV: agertiare

Says Russians Have Force To Overrun Europe   Army Chiéf Says Men and Materials Already Massed.

Says Reds Strong Enough Now fo Conquer Europe   Army Chief of Staff Urges More U. S. Troops Be Sent to Continent.

Wilkie Owen, Retired Minister, Dies at 69   Also Was Rural Mail Carrier Many Years.

WWe’s 102 And SS cc   ‘Bronco Charlie’ Recalls Pony Express Dave

WAITING INSIDE WHEN CASHIER UNLOCKS DOOR   Epworth Scene of Robbery; Located West of Dubuque

Gets $10,000 At Bank In Epworth In Northeast lowa  _ Waits for Cashier  Fg,   Waits for Cashier Before Bank Opens, Flees In Auto

Waiting Inside; Locks Cashier In Vault; Flees   Apparently Entered During Night After Drilling Door Lock

en <4 .. f 8 bad Banak in ‘Bank at Opthing"  Time, Robs It of $10,000

Approval of Symington to RFC Is Seen   Swift Senate Okay for Boss-Troubla Shooter Job Expected At Capital

Praise for Acheson Starts Row   Senator Malone See: Jap Treaty Fatal to China.

Sen. Malone Raps Republican Praise Of Japanese Pact   Dean Acheson Is Lauded But Nevada Member  Rave Asia Tact

Malone Attacks Acheson's Policies  Senator Levels Fire at Jap Peace Treaty

West German Army Hopes Dashed By U.S   American Policy Directs Deferment Of Reich Rearming

Sentenced Today On Conviction  For Manslaughter  Must Pay $1,000 Fine In Additian   Must Pay $1,000 Fine In Addition To Prison Term

Mixed Reaction After Exnlosion   Americans Shocked, British Surprised, Japs Dismaved.

Era Ends in Tokyo But on Surface Change Takes Place Without Interruption of Daily Routine

Allied Drive Against Reds in ieee Unaffected by Dismissal of MacArthur   News of Gen. MacArthur's Dismissal from Commanc Brings Shocked Disbelief, Dismay in Jap Capital

News of Ouster Sweeps Tokyo LikeBombBlast  _ Americans and Br itish Shocked,  wees eu Oe Pr:

Weather   Believe Chances For Peace in East Improved   News Reaches Moscow Too Late For Early Comment   News Of MacArthur Dismissal Hits Tokyo Like Thunderclap

Great Optimism Develops Over Shell’s Oil Strike Near Richey   (ne Industry Spokesman Believes There Is More Oil in the Structure Than in All of Oklahoma

Tension Rises  To Dangerous  Level In Iran   Martial Law May Be Proclaimed To Halt Oil Field Strife

Tension Mounts in tran Qilfields  Governments May Extend Martia] Law

Lindbergh’s Luftwaffe Survey Revealed as Secret Mission Which Gave Allies Precious Information

Lindy‘s Prewar Survey of German Air Force Made Under U.S. Orders

Reveal Lindy. Served U. §. As Secret Agent  "Famous Flier Took ’ Criticism, Without  Davoalinn Gatie

Lindbergh Tipped U.S On Nesi. Air Strength   British Authors Say Famed Fiver Was On Secret Mission

SAREE WE WAER EEO EELS  Is Broken By Book: Report Flier Gained Hitler Air Secrets

Trains Crash When Order fs Ignored   Six Trainmen Die; 13 Persons Injured At Clarksville) Tenn.

 13 Passengers Are Injured ‘Six L. & N. Trainmen Killed ‘Because Orders Were lanorec

6Crewmen Die inTrain Wreck AtClarksville  7 Pan American Said  To Have Had Orders   To Let Local Pass

BLAME WRECK © “ON VIOLATION OF ~ TRAIN ORDERS   Pan American Had Orders to Take Sidetrack; Hit Local Head-on.

FOR MORE POLICE   Fatzer Asks Johnson Coun: ty to Add Officers for  Sunflower

Boss Bookie Given 12-Year  Prison Term Refusal To Testify.   Refusal To Testify Figures In Sentence

12-YEAR PRISON TERM FOR GROSS IN GRAFT CASE   New York Court Penalizes Him For Wrecking Recent Trial   NAMES OF POLICEMEN ARE NOT DISCLOSED

Gross Gets 12 Years In Prison   Partly for Wrecking Brooklyn’s Big Police Graft Case.

BOOKIE GIVEN TWELVE YEAR PRISON TERM   Part of Sentence Is Penalty for Wrecking Graft Trial

Didn’t Bat An Eye ; Boss Bookie Sentenced  kPa 49 Wears In Prisor

Gross To Appeal 12-Y ear : Sentenc e On Grait Charge Plus Refusal To Testif y

KINGPIN BOOKIE GIVEN 12 YEARS   HARRY GROSS’ SENTENCE BASED IN PART ON HIS WRECKING GRAFT CASE.

Brooklyn Bookie Boss s Handed 12-Year Term   Operated Huge Gambling Ring, Bribed Officers

Term Based on: Silent Stand at Graft Hearing   Dapper Gambler Must Serve 1 Year on Each of 12 Counts

TOP MILITARY LEADERS ARE IN CONFERENCE   Eisenhower Demands Fast  er Delivery Of Troops : To His Army   RUSSIA FAR AHEAD IN REARMAMENT RACE

NATOTo Ponder Ike's 5 Problems Within 6 Weeks.   Council Receives . Report On Russiq’

NATO To Air Plea On Army Speedup   Eisenhower Asks Faster Delivery Of Troops

Secret Report Passed Over By Ministers   Military Leaders to Scan Request, Defense Needs : Within Sie Weeks -

Atlantic Pact Chiefs Study Needs   Council Gets Plea From ‘Ike’ For Fast Troop Service

Jrgent Problems Along With Eisenhower Plea for Faster Delivery of the Troops to Europe to Be Taken Up.

ATLANTIC GROUP SOON TO CONSIDER ARMS PROBLEMS   Military Men of 12 Nations Also Will Take Up Ike's Plea for Faster Delivery of Troops.   COUNCIL HEARS RUSSIA HAS 215 DIVISIONS   ‘Britain's Shinwell Says Soviet ces Are “Growing in Power and Numbers Every Day.”

Tranian Oil Talk Bogs Down Again   Reply To British  Pronosal: Ouleted

Oil Talks Bog Down At Tehran   Both Sides Trying to Dodge Responsibility for Break.

’ Feud May End Quietly, But .  [Address to Joint Session Could Prove Rough Going for General

THE NATION TODAY  Only Time Can Tell Who’s Right: HST Or MacArthur

Writer Asks: Can Anyone Emerge Looking Good in Truman-Mac Feud?   WHO tS RIGHT”?

France Wants U. S., Britain fo Take More Conciliatory Attitude in Note to Reds

@QGardnere FITTER fhurrh   Received Into Luth. Church Membership

Use TV, He Tells Cops, It Works Jimmy’s Only 7, But He Uses His Head When He’s Lost

Lost IN THEATRE CROWD  Boy Visiting Baltimore Finds His Way Home Via TV

‘Is State Prepared In Case Of Attack? Legislators Ask   STATE CIVILIAN DEFENSE DIRECTOR TO APPEAR BEFORE DELEGATES TOMORROW

Arm y Tugboat Capsizes; ‘14 Rescued, Six Missing   Yacht Skipper And Air Force Officer Hailed As Heroes In Saving Men In Heaww Sea OFF Golden Cate

Girl, Woman Get Dead Boy’s Eyes   Parents Give Consent After Youngster Is Killed

FARM HOME BURNS   Blaze Destroys Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Willis R.  Colman

URNS   Blaze Destroys Residence of Mr. and Mrs. Willis R.  Colman

Logansport's 21,031 Figure Ic Cartified   Logansport’s 1950 Population Is Now Official; Gary Becomes Second City.

Deposed Commander Receives Wild Ovation at Reception Before Starting Flight East

President Feels MacArthur Plan Invites Disaster  ‘ Do Not Want To Be Responsible For Bringing It About’-

TRUMAN WARNS OF PERIL 10 U. 6. IN M’ARTHUR PLAN   Extending of Korea War Might Bring Rain of A-Bombs, He Says   ADDRESSES CD PARLEY   Defends Policies; Says Signs Red Crackup Already Anpearing

Go-lt-Alone Korea Policy Hit in Talk   President Sees Signs Under Procedure Of Red Crackup

President Says Communism’s March in Asia Now Stopped, lron Curtain Crackup Is Seen

Atom Bomb  Peril Cited By Trumar      President Claims Spread Of Korean War Might  Invite Destruction.

ATOMIC BOMBS MIGHT FOLLOW WAR SPREAD   Truman Says Mac’s Idea Might Bring Bombs Here

SUITE FOR TWO ONLY $30,000  Liner Caronia Steams on Plush Round-globe Trip

House Group Kills Seaway Plan 15-12   Public Works Committee Tables Authorization Of Power Project For This Session

—SEAWAY MEASURE KILLED— St. Lawrence Pro ject Turned Down By House

DASH HIGHEST VICTORY HOPES IN 2 DECADES   15 To 12 Vote Brings Long Fight To Standstill

Vote Buries Seaway Bil Third Time in 20 Years; Backers Still Optimistic

House Group Buries Seaway  Bill 3rd Time   St. Lawrence Project Loses By 15-12 Vote

Motion to Table Bill Is Made by Texas Democrat  Avwehavicntian Catuaht   Authorization Sought For Nearly 20 Years

Seaway Project Measure Killed  House Group Tables St. Lawrence Bill

FIGHT IN ALBANIA   Yugoslavs Claim Anti-Red  Paratroops Land in Satellite

Tito Says Albanian Anti-Reds From Italy Parachuted Into Balkan State

Cold Week End As Winter Weather Lingers  Snow Falls In   Snow Falls In South From Alabama To New Mexico

‘Wintry Weather Strikes All Over; Snow In State With 25-Degree Reading   Record Low Temperatures Reported: Today ; First Snow Of Season Falls At Asheville; . Forecast Calls For Continued Cold Weather;

Chilly Weekend Seems In Order For Most Of US   Unseasonable Cold And Snow Fan Out All Across Country

Nation Promised A Cold Weekend   Early Touch of Winter Fans Out Across U. S.Even Hits Southland

Most Of U.S. To Have Cold ‘Weekend   Snow Falls Over  Wide Parts Of South From Alabama To New Mexico

Record Low Temperature Readings Being Reported   Wintry Touch Fo Linger For Several Days; Dip: As Far South As Mississippi And Louisiana To Set Record For Date.

Mercury Drops To New Lows In Many Sections. “Seant Relief From  Unseasonable Wintry

‘GREAT DEBATE’ RAGES OVER NATION’S FOREIGN POLICY AED EER INA TTI 9 FUREIGN FOLIC T  Tatt Assails HST As Recklees

TAFT SEES LACK UF JUDUMENT IN TRUMAN ACTIONS   Senator Says President Is tos “Reckless” to Be Entrust' ed to Send Troops to Europe,   AGREES WITH DEFENSE VIEWS OF HOOVER   Connally Declares Fx-President’s Plan Would Leave Europe at Mercy of Communist Conquest.

‘Great Debate’ Rages Over U. S. Foreign Policy   Taft Calls Truman Too Reckless; Connally Lashes Back

Wouldn't Entrust Truman With Power To Send Troops To Europe   Connally Attacks Hoover Proposal   Senator Says Plan Would Leave Europe At Mercy Of Reds

GREAT DEBATE RAGES: TAFT SPEAKS  Truman Called Reckless   WESTERN AID FORTHCOMING? Yugoslavia Now Peril Point In Maintaining World Peace

Taft Says. Truman Is ‘Too Reckless’ For Wide Power   Great Foreign Policy Debate Rages Anew;  Demas Rlact Taaver. “Crities Defeats?

“GREAT DEBATE’ RAGES OVER NATION’S FOREIGN POLICY —  Taft Assails HST As ‘Reckless

Taft Lashes Presidents Solo Action   Army Commitments To Europe Without ‘Approval’ Rapped

‘Great Debate’ Rages As Taft Raps Truman   Ohioan Charges President ‘Too Reckless’ To Be Given Power to Send Tranne Abend

Taft Lashes At Truman’s War Powers      President ‘Reckles Administration Blasts Heaover Proposals

Administration Spokesmen Hit at Hoover's Defense Plan of Air-Sea Strength

Mother of Three Anxious fo Adopt 11 Youngsters Orphaned in Michigan Crash

Investigators Blast Training Programs At 4 Marine Bases   Senate Hits Low Moral ‘Chair Corps,’ Waste; Changes Promised

CONDITIONS AT MARINE BASES ARE GRITICIZEL   Taxpayers’ Money Being Wasted, Senate Com mittee Claims   LOW MORALE AMONG LEATHERNECKS CITED

RAP CONDITIONS AT MARINE BASES   SENATORS REPORT MORALE AMONG LEATHERNECKS IN TRAINING IS LOW.

Dr. C. W. Kerr of Tulsa Dies Today   Pastored Tulsa Church 41 Yeors, Had Headed Presbyterian Church es Moderator

Taxi Trust” Case Closes In Anchorage   Cab Owners Deny Any Conspiracy To Raise Prices

Close Arguments In Cab Case As Trust Busting Case Ends   Case Expected To Finish Today

Many See Huge Plane Hit Ground   Playing Children Panic-Stricken; Women Hysterical.

MEDICAL CLINIC OPENS   $60,000 Baldwin ee Ready For Inspection Sunday

MacArthur Tilt Seen As Peril To Foreign Aid   Expect Administration To Issue Statement Desianed to Clear Air

KOREA DISPUTE MAY AFFECT EUROPEAN AID   Pact Nations Fund Becomes Involved In Senate Reaction

Mae Debate May Hurt New Aid Bill   Politicians Row About General

Battered Reds Turn to Fight On One Front   - Rout Ends as Allies Drive Ahead in Two Areas. Baa 2.558

Van Fleet Savs Rout Stage of Retreat Ended   U.N. Forces Move Into North Korea: Prisoner “Take” Big

Bayonets Keep Peace in Cicero   Soldiers and Police Break Up Groups of Trouble Makers

Defense is Set Up fo Prevent Further Rioting   No Attempts Made in Cicero Disturbance to Crash Barbed Wire

Bayonets, Barbed Wire'Quell Rioters In Winois Protesting Negro Tenant

Peace Restored Over Cicero Riot Front   Police, Guardsmen Maintain Strong Defense Line

CICERO RIOT FRONT QUIET   Troops Set Up Barbed Wire And Bayonet  Defense Line

Guardsmen, Police Stand Guard Today   Cicero, Ill., Race Riot Situation Still Dangerous

GUARDSSTAY ON DUTY AT CICERO   Arrest 39, Break. . Groups Near Past Scene of Trouble

Troops Maintain Order in Cicero In Wake of Riot   Arrests Continue As Small Groups Gather at Scene

Bayonets, Barricades Defend Peace In Cicero After Negro Race Riot

GUARDSMEN BRING PEACE TO CICERO      72 Persons Are Jailed as  Aftermath of Riots

Order Holds In Cicero’s Race Riot But Guardsmen Will Remain On Duty

So Many Arrested Jail Overcrowded; Negro. Thinks Commies Behind Move

Bayonets In Riot Front Keep Peace   Soldiers Patroling  Area Barricaded Teel, Dawdsasd Wo sea

-—-RIOT S— Bayonets Halt Mobs In Cicero  Disorders Checked  By Heavy Guards

Soldiers Still On Guard In Cicero On Riot Front   Fewer Disorders As 70 are Nabbed During Night

Bayonets and Wire Keep Uneasy Peace in Cicero   70 Are Arrested In Race Rioting

SOLDIERS STOP MOB OF RIOTERS   Bavonets And Barbed Wire Barricades Are Used To Quiet Disorder In Cicero, TI]

CICERO QUIET UNDER GUARD   Bayonets Maintain Peace In Riot Ridden Suburb of Chicago.

Bayonets Keep Peace in Cicero  Guard and Police Kee, Crawdc From Formina

It's Quiet Today In Cicero, But  Troops Will Stay Soldiers, Police  Establish ‘No Man’s and! ty Suburh

Seized Arms Given Chinese  Reds, He Says   General Takes Blame For Recommending Seeking Soviets’ Help

Admits Error In Getting Soviets Into Pacific Wa  Wedemeyer Claims Russians Ignored

Allies Ultimatum Is Laid On Line At Rough Session With Chinese   Truce Negotiators Curtly Informed UN Is Ready To Fight Until Terms Are Reached.

Inform Reds War In Korea Will Continue   UN. Negotiators AnNOUDS& That “There Will Be No Cessation of Hostilities Until Armistice is Signed=

War Won’t Close Until — Armistice Is Actually Signed, Hodes Claims

Hodes Warns Reds Fighting to Continue Till Truce Signed  UN Emphatically Rejects Red Demand  For Immediate Peace

Spare Tires On New Cars Permitted Now   National Production Au thority Drops Threehdnnthce. Old Plan

Allies Fear Communists May Not Release All U.N.  Captives Despite Promise

Allies Reject Reds’ Bulk Exchange Plan   U. N. Truce Negotiators Criticize Communists For Not Letting Red Cross Contact Allied P. O. W.’s

HARRIMAN WILL SEEK SETTLE IRANIAN CRISIS  ~ Nationalized Oil Industry May Have . hm Shick: Pica cain

Yanks Capture Supply Post; Foe Stiffens   Red Planes Bomb, Strafe Allied: Positions, Dereonw bares

Knemy Supply Center Taken  Savage Red Attacks   Savage Red Attacks Are Beaten Back

JOURNAL FEATURES   ‘Don't Beat Them Yet,’ Red China Judge Shouts  6,000 in Howling Mob ‘Convict’ 5 Nuns

Howling Red Mob ‘Convicts’ Five Canadian Nuns — of Killing Chinese Orphans

Engineer Says 700,000 Prisoners Of Russians Die Working on Canal

Floods Eusing Off In Critical Areas In State   Waters on Most of Flooding Rivers Start: To Recede; Southeast Area Hit By Winds

MOST STREAMS IN   Flood Picture in Eastern Part of the State Improves   HAIL, WIND IN SOUTH

} INJURED IN Pa. Tax Equalization Board's  ACCIDENTS Figures For Real Estate In R HOLIDAY Adams .County Are: Revealed

Atlanta Probe On Into Poison  Drink Orgy   12 Held for Quiz Afte Hundred Treated at Hospitals

Police Hunt Peddlers Of Poison Fuel   Secret Hearing Into  Mass Deaths Is Under Way In Southern City; Many Are Seriously Ill

291 Now Dead In Poisoned Liquor Case   Concoction Distributed By Man Known To Atlanta Police Officers

House Gets Steam Up   Fourteen New Bills Introduced, and Key Committeemen Named

14 BILLS COME I   Kansas House Into Action; Ways, Means Committee is Selected

Bills Pour Into The Heuse Hoprer   gee  Ways, and Means Committee Is Named As the Legislature Proanarec far Artiag

Red China Boss Fails To Appear At 3 Functions   Rumor Mao May Be In Moscow for Confab With Stalin

The Weather   Red China's Chief Has Disappeared. Oriental Mystery   Mao Ise-Tung May Be in Russia Observers in Far East Theorize But, If So, Purpose Is Unknown

a   MAO TSE-TUNG STRANGELY GONE   Observers Wondering About Whereabouts Of Red Chinese Leader

Hong Kong Observers Curious About Whereabouts of Red China Leader Mao

Whereabouts Of Red China  Leader Mao Becomes Puzzle Fails To Show Up At Official Fetes

Red Chinese Leader, Mao Tse-Tung, Missing From Important Public Functions Recently -

COMMIE LEADER IS MISSING Chinese Observers Curious  About Whereabouts Of Mao

Where’s Mao,  Is Question   yg OSES  Red Chine Leedsr Missine From Three Important Functions This Week

Storms Cause Heavy Damage In Wisconsin   Houses And Barns Struck By Lightning — Bayfield Streets Inundated By Third Flash Flood

Hard Storms Hit North Counties   Heavy Rains, Electric Disturbances Cause Damage in State

Match Dropped in Trunk Starts Rest Home Fire   Rescue 24 Elderly Patients in St. Joseph.

58,000 Out In Copper Strike; All Over Wages   3,400 Other Metal Trades Workers Also Idle.

COPPER STRIKE IS UNCHECKED   Government Awaits Union Replies To Back-ToWork Appeals

U.S. OFFICIALS SOUND WARNING OF ARMS PERIL   Walkout Hits Scarcest of Metals In Defense Drive, They Say.   REPLY AWAITED   ‘Leader of 58,000 Striliers Says Return Rests on Wage Pact

Copper Strike Continues to  Tie Up Nation   President, Federal Officials Await an Answer to Appeal for End to the Walkout

Copper Workers Continue Strike  Truman and Others Await Union Reply

Copper Union's Reply To Truman Appeal Awaited   Nationwide Strike Hits Weakest Point Of Defense Campaign

Appeal To Workers To End Sirike   Copper Strike Also Affects Production Of Other Metals; 58,000 Men Out

REPLY AWAITED TQ END STRIKE   Defense Officials Say Walkout Hitting Mobilzation Drive — Leader; Refuse Appeal.

U.S. Awaits Reply From Copper Men   Strikers Demand Companies Accept W.S.B. Pay Proposa

Copper Strike Awaits Reply From Truman      Nationwide Walkout of Copper: Workers Continues While Truman And Federal Officials Seek Reply

0 sek Of Soviets Sends Note   Little Known Chiet   Little Known Chief Of USSR ‘Answers His Mail’ At Last

Russian Peace Bid to Truman Asks Arms Cut   Letter Proposes Five-Power Pact, A-Weapons Ban

5-Power Pact Idea Gets Cool U.S. Reception   Propaganda Move, Officials Believe

Soviet President Proposes Five-Power Pact to Truman   Surprise Letter ls Viewed in Washington As Zleverly Timed Propaganda Maneuver

RAIL STRIKE IS FINALLY ENDEL   May Be Two Weeks Be fore Conditions Return To Normal

Backlog Slows Job to Restore Rail Normalcy   Thousands of Cars Remain On Sidings Despite Strike’s End

CITY FLOOD— Continued on Page Twe   3 Small Children Perish in Fire In Home in Belvidere

No Radioactive Deposits Found in Ozarks Cave   Search Proves Futile As Roof Falls in and Finances Run Out.

Roof Falls In On Radium Hun!   Cave Collapses, Money Runs Out In-Stock Project

Find U-boat’s Grave  I-Fated British Submarine Affray Reported Locat ed in 200 Feet of Water in Channel

Sandbag Dike Put Around Cape Girardeau Plant  Flood Waters Spread Across 40 Blocks a ae ey 1 , I &™®"*L.

4) Blocks of Cape Girardeau, Mo. Are Inundated, But Flood Is Receding

U.S. Aifack Hits Main Enemy Line; Reds In Stubborn Stand   Saw-Tooth Front Marked By Sharp Battles And Often Hand-To-Hand Fighting

Small, Sharp Battles Flare   Tanks, Infantry Learn to Operate in Korean Mud

HITTING MAIN RED LINE   Enemy Digs in As Sharp Battles Flare All Along Front

Main Enemy Line Struck   By Allies   Small But Sharp Battles Flare All Along Front; ‘Iron Triangle’ Sought

Red Troops . Fight Hard to Hold Ground   Tank-Led Allied Forces Grind Few Gainc

Wage Rule May Flex For Steel   See Liberalized Regulation on ‘Output Inereases’

Gabrielson Inquiry Calls Ex-R.F.C. Man   Gunderson Asked T+ Explain Relations With G.0.P. Leader

Call Gundersor To Testify In RFC Hearing   Must Explain Motives in Dealings With Gabrielson

Fred Stover Is Assured Re-Election  Tharntan hAan   Thornton Man Is Vice President

Bradley Stars Accused of Fixing: Games   Four Players Admit Charges; Other Four Are not Named

House Approves Judges’ Pension  Turns to Balance  Of Heavy Calendar

‘$500,000 Blaze Sweeps Kodak Plant; 75 Injured   Photographic Paper Manufacturing And Storage Sections Destroved

CURBS ORDERED ON NATURAL G&S   PAD Lists Connecticut One of 15 States Affected: — by Ban

Natural Gas  Curbs Ordered   State Included in Area: Hit by Curtailment

Exeter Votes Down New School   PSC Turns Down Motior To Dismiss Utility Case      Accused Spy Denies All Charges

FACES DEATH IN SPY TRIAL   Engineer Expands Denial He Plotted To Give Reds A-Bomb Secrets

House Passes 11 Veterans’ Bills   Pass Without Recorded Votes and With Little Vocal Opposition

HOUSE PASSES ELEVEN BILLS FOR VETERANS   Many Face Changes By Senate or Truman Veto

Pro-West Syria Premier Resigns   Middle East Defense Pact Leads to Crisis

po ONE BATTLE     16 Mi ica  Of Seoul  ae   “ADVANCING ON 60-MILE FRONT

5 Towns Taken InUN Offensive On60-Mile Line   3 Armored Task Forces 16 Miles From Seoul; Reds Crushed

Suwon Recaptured As Task Force Reaches  Within 16 Mi. Of Seoul   Kumyangjang Road Hub Occupied As Ichon, Yoju And Wonju Are Recovered; Patrols Go Farther.

Allies Sweep Within Sixteen Miles of Seoul   Commies Forced to Fight After Few Weeks of Hide, Seek

Tanks, Troops, Artillery In First Limited Offensive Since They Were Thrown Out Of North Korea   UN FORCES G:CUPY THREE EAST CITIES

Allies Start Limited Attack Against Reds  RetakingSuwor   Three Powerful ‘Vask Forces Only J6 Mites From Seoul; Ships Still Blast Inelioa

Offensive Reported On. Sixty-Mile:- Front   First Limited Thrust Since Retreat From. Nort! Korea Results in’ Recapture. of Suwon.

Make Gains  Along Front Of 60 Miles   Armored Push Carries To Point Within 16 Miles of Seoul.

HARD-DRIVING U.N. FORCES CRUSH REDS   Battle At Kumyangjang Leaves 500 To 1,000 Enemy Dead.

TOAMLE Pua TOWARD SEOUL TAKES OUD   Stand Made by Elusive Red Army Crushed by UN Drive,

Recapture Suwon and Kumyangjang 16 Miles From Seoul, Force Elements. of Elusive Red Army to Stand and Fight, Kill 500 to 1,000

Armored Task Forces Within 16 Miles Seoul   Elements of Red Army Forced to Make Stand, Fight

UN Within 16 Miles Of Seou!   Powerful Allied Force On Western End Of Front Retakes Two Towns

ARMORED TASK FORCES PUSH TOWARD SEOUL   Suwon and Its Airport Are Recaptured — Reds Crushed In New Drive North.

Go Forward 10 Miles in New Thrust   Retake Suwon. Within 16 IMilae af Sanil

Army Moves Up Along Wide Front   Suwon Retaken Easily By Strong United Nations Corps

Fine, Jail Sentence Handed Young ‘Accordion Player for Draft Dodaing

Loose Government Morals Hit By Comptroller General  Warren Says Contractors Buy Way To

U.S. Boss Accountant Tells Senators Of Sinking Moral Level in Government

Declares Moral Standards Drop   Comptroller Warren Sees Weak. ening Both in Government andOQut

Ethics Probers Hear Warren Detail Graft   Benton Proposes Code for Congress As Honesty Guide

Comptroller Raps Weakened Morals  Warren Concedes Government Lack

Comptroller General Attacks Low Moral Level in, out of Government

Moral Standards In Government Seen Weakened   Congress Must Shoulder  Part Of Blame, Warren Tells Senatorial Group

Cites Need  For Reform   First Witness Tells Senators Moral Fiber In Government Is Low

Government Moral Standards Weakening,  Officials Tells Commission Studying Ethics

— HEARINGS —  Weakened Standards Deplored   CONGRESS GETS PART OF BLAME

Says There Has Been “Weakening” of Moral Standards in U. $. Government   Compiroller General Warren Claims Congres lealf May Shoulder Part of the Blame

Congress Gets Part Of Blame For U.S. Ethies   Warren Recalls ‘Low Moral Standards’ In WarContract Deals

Comptroller Says Moral Standards Are Weakening   Head Accountant. Puts Blarrie on Congress, Says U. S$. Cannot Afford Waste Snoree

TEMPERATURE   Scandalous Conditions  Are Exposed   Corruplion And Bribery Rife  Congress Told

Favors Group to Guard Ethics In Government   Lindsay Tells of Weakening of U.S. Moral Standards

Comptroller General Endorses Ethics Proposal  Weakening of Moral Standards  In and Out of Government Seen

Lindsay Warren Charges Congress Partly Responsible For Weakening Of Moral Standar ds In Government

Sees no Doubt Of Weakening Of US Morals   Comptroller General Tells Senators Congress Must  Shoulder Part of Blame

BEGIN. SENATE HEARINGS ON GOVT ETHICS   Weakening  of Moral Stan. dards’ Described By  Warren

4 lowans Tentatively Identified As Victims of June 2 Plane Crash

Pony-Mounted Mongolians In Thick Of Fight  Wi He rawals Said Lg Be Order ly in  Cama bn we

-ommunists Plunge South Of 38th in Central Korea  Allied Withdrawals Range Up to 15 Miles As Enemy Starts All-Out Counter-Drive

Counter-Drive Blazes Along 100-Mile Area   Mongolian Cavalry Tears Gap In Central Front; Initial Punch In West Loses Steain; 13,000 Chinese Are Slain

Cavalry Leads China Assault; South Entered   Smash Aimed at Middle; Allies Forced Back Fifteen Miles

Chinese Hordes Plunge Four Miles South Of Parallel   Second Force Strikes For Seoul; Allies Fall Back Up To 15 Miles, Mow Down Up To 13,000 Of Foe

Enemy Forces South of 38th Near Chunchon   Allied Commanders Say Drive Is Losing Strenoth On West

Oriental Cavalry In Vanguard Of Chinese Hordes   ‘Thousands Of Reds Reported Killed By American Artillery And Planes—Withdrawals On UN’ Front Ranae Un Ta Fifteen Miles

Drive Big Salient into Central Front   Breakthrough Carries Across Border; Threatens UN Eorces Still at Parallel

700,000 Slash Dangerous Hole In Allied Lines   Cavalry Mounted On Ponies Lead Enemy Forces

Big Hole Torn By Advancing Chinese Troops   Massive Drive Plunges Ahead at Terrific Cost

Enemy Plunges South of 304,  In Two Areas   9.000 Reds Killed or Wounded in One Days Yonchon Falls to Foe

Enemy Hordes Tear Big Hole In Allied Line   Drive On Chunchon After Breakthrough

Other Reds Advance TowardSeoul   Allies Withdraw Up to 15 Miles, Leave Equipment

ENEMY PUSHES ON NEAR CHUNCHON IN MASSIVE. DRIVE    Another Red Force Crosses Into South Korea in West   ALLIES PULL BACK   Withdrawals Range Up to 15 Miles Despite Artillery, Air Support

Union Worship Starting al Noon Tomorrow to Com memorate Good Friday   AS PRELUDE'TO EASTER

MAUNDY THURSDAY SERVICES TONIGHT   Union Worship Starting ai oon Tomorrow to Com memorate Good Friday   AS PRELUDE TO EASTER

Crumbling Dikes Pose New Threat in Flood Areas   Continued Rains In New Threat to. More Acres of Lond as Families Move Ouse

Levees Giving Way fo Widen Flood Spread   Damage to Crops Into Millions Over Missourj

Missouri and Kansas Waterlogged  New Threat Is Posed By Crumbling Levees

LEVEE BREAKS PORTEND NEW FLOOD DANGER   Both Missouri and Kansas See Dikes Crumble. Go Out

Soaked Levees Giving Way In Flood Areas   Thousands Of Missouri-Kansas Farmland Flooded

STATE TO MAKE POWER SURVEY   Utilities Commission Gets Order From Governer To Investigate Capacity And Rates.

Power Survey Of State Will Start Immediately   Utilities Chairman Says N. C. Power Rates Are As Low As In Other Southeastern States

Sec: Brannan Asks Broader Support Plan   Program Would Be To Protect Farmer Against Collapse

Brannan Appeals for New Farm Support Plan To Protect Against Collapse in Demands

BRANNAN BSKS  NEN PROGRAM OFFARM PROF:   Annual Report Says Present Methods Wasteful, - Destructive.

Brannan Appeals For Broader Price Suppert Program To Protect Against Demand Decline

Brannan Asking Farm Supports   Would Have Broad Support Of Prices

zovernor Now Expected; o Order Hot.Campaign gainst Accident Tol]

Court Rules Drew Pearson Not Guilty In Libel Case  $350,000 Suit By Former California Attorney General Is Thrown Out

BRICKER PROPOSAL ASKED LAW LIMIT TRUMAN'S POWERS   Administration Forces Rally  to Beat Resolution, 56 to 31   DEBATE IS HEATED   Senators Recess Until Today Without Taking Final Action on Issue

Defeats Motion Of Sen. Bricker Over President   Aim Was To Send New Resolution Back To Committee

Senate Beats Down  Troop Restriction:   Bricker Had Proposed A Law Making President Con. _ sult Congress Before Sending More Than Four Divisions To Euroce

Senate Clears Path for Vote on Unlimited Men   4 Division Issue Faces Final Test Today in Debates

Bricker Motion Loses; Final Action Delayed  Senate Quits for Day After Administration Lines Hold Firm

TRUMAN WINS BATTLE OVER TROOP SHIFTS   Senate Okays Dispatch Of Four Divisions To Europe

Senate Refuses To Put Sharper Curb on Troops   Proposal to Require QK for More Than Four Divisions Loses

GOP Given Defeat In Troop Tiff   Bricker Plan To Halt More Troops Rejected In Senate

SENATE BEATS BRICKER'S MOVE BY 56-31 VOTE   GOP Fails In Attempt Ts - Further Curb TroopsTo-Europe   RESOLUTION IS OF ADVISORY NATURE

Senate Defeats Bricker Motion ToCurb Truman   Administration ©’ -ars Way for Final Ve.« On Troops-to-Europe

GOP Loses In Senate Troops Vote   Bricker Seeks To Turn Resolution Into Binding Law

Bricker's Proposal Truman Be Forced To Consult Congress Loses Test, 56 to 31

Way Cleared For Showdown On Resolution   AL] Republican Attempts To Amend Measure Are Defeated

GOP Loses Move To Give Congress Authority Over Future Troops To Europe   Final Vote Is Delayed Until Today By Hot Debate Over Controversial Issue In Senate

SENATE DOWNS GOP TROOP RESTRICTIONS   Clears Way for Action Which Would Not Limi  Truman’s Power

Bricker Loses In Move { To Require Consent Of Congress Before Acting   Administration Forces Rally Against Attempt To Give Force Of Law To Resolution Limiting President’s Power

BATTLE OVER TROOP SHIFTS   Senate Okays Dispatch  OF Four Divisions To Europe

Yanks Draw Back, Parry  Enemy Drive   Air, Ground Units Cut Up Ringed Communists; Woanin Ahandoned

Drought Refains Grip on Southwest   Little Relicf for Southern Plains in Sight

Split GOPs Agree  To “Get Acheson”   io Get Acheson >  Decision Gets 71-33 Vote—90 Republicans Refrain from Voting

House Republicans Support Proposal to 'Get Acheson’   Vote of 71 to 33 Favors Amendment  mat gg ng ape le wg

GOP Split On Ouster Ot Acheson   Sharply Divided GOP  Indicates Defeat Of  Drive To ‘Get’ Sec.  Acheson

Demos Claim They'll Block Newest Move   ‘Some GOP’ers Not In Favor of Move To Block Paycheck

‘Get Acheson’ Plan Is Voted By Republicans   Party Meeting Aims to Strike Him From Payroll

GOP Splits Over Auster Of Acheson   Dems Think They Can Beat Attempt To Cut His Salary

Appropriation Cut GOP Plan To ‘GetAcheson   Party Confab Held To Map Strategy Runs into Split

MAP PLANS 10 ‘GET ACHESON’   Republicans Prepare For Showdown Vote In ws Pavroll Bill

GOP Group OKs Move on Acheson  House Republicans Back Action to Withhold Salary

House Republicans Agree to Support Move to Knock Acheson Off Payroll

Republicans Make Plans To Oust Acheson   Small Majority Favors Amendment At Party Meeting

Sharply-Split GOP House OKs Drive To “Get Acheson’   Vote Is 71-33. But More Than 9()) Members Take No Part

Support of Plan Aimed at Getting Acheson Favored  back ision made at bli  epublicon RAS

‘Get Acheson’ Plan Mapped   Revised Methods Get GOP Group's Approval

Would Remove Acheson from Federal Payroll   Move to "Get" Secretary of State Finds Wide Split in GOP Ranks.

Move Aimec At Acheson Splits GOP   Caucus Majority Votes to Forbid  Paving @aeratarw

Party Meeting Sharply Split: Vote Is 11-33   Amendment Is Due To Come Up Late Teday or Thursday

Re p ublicans Plan Attack On Acheson   Will Offer Salary-Stopping Amendment Today Or Tomorrow

Republicans Act To Cut  Off Acheson   Majority at Conference Agrees To Support Denial of Pay.

Strategy Parley To Get Acheson Called By GOP   Push To Quat Secretary Of State Near Showdown; Bill Amendment Sought

REPUBLICANS  OKAY PLAN T0  “GET ACHESON” DOUBT PARTY CAN  MUSTER VOTES TO AMEND MONEY BILL

Plan is Approved fo Oust Acheson   House Republican Members Divided

Democrats Sure They Can Beat It ) ‘Get Acheson’ Drive Wins Support of GOP Conference

GOP Caucus Movesto Cut Acheson Pay   Meeting Sharply Split: 90 Republicans Absent Or Not Voting

GOP ‘Supports Plan To Stop Acheson's Pay  Party Split; More   Party Split; More Than 90 Members Fail. To. Cast Vote

House Republicans Split Sharply on ‘Get Acheson’ Plan  BD i a Oe cs i i   But Plan to Push Drive In Congress To Oust Secretary

Back Plan To Take Secretary From Payroll   Sharply Split Party Meeting Supports Drive By 71 To 33 Vote; Demos Confident Of Victory

Weather   House GOP Split Over Acheson Payroll Removal  But Majority Agree   But Majority Agree To Try To Lift Him From Salary List

G.O.P. Works On Its Plan Ta ‘Get Acheson’   Party Unity Sought At Meeting Today; Democrats Confident

Split Over  Method to  “Get Acheson’ Over 90 Leaders in  GOP Not at Session And Did Not Vote

Acheson Blox Splits GOP At Meeting  Republicans Plan To Foster Bill To Cut Off Pay

Majority Of Republicans In House OKs Plan Aimed To Take Acheson Off Payroll

Majority of Party Present Favors Cutting Secretary From Payroll   90 WITHHOLD BALLOT

“GET ACHESON” AMENDMENT SPLITS HOUSE GOP   Vote Passes 71-33; Over 90 Shun Vote; Law Firm Work For Poland Held Key

Republican Vote Is Ti 1033 For Ousting Acheson   Republicans Seeking To Knock Secretary Off Govt. Pavroll

GOP POLICY ON ACHESON ~ VOTED, 71-33   Decision to Pursue ‘’Get Acheson” Drive on Appropriation Bill Made on Standing Vote.   aGOP PARTY MEET 1S SHARPLY SPLIT   Plan to Take Secretary of State Off Payroll Approved But 90 Refuse to Vote.

House Republicans Split on Acheson   Majority Agree to Support Plan te Cut Him Off Payroll, Many Dissent

Republicans Agr ee to Support Proposal To Strike Acheson Off Federal Payroll     

G.0.P. Moves to Ban Pay —  for Acheson  90 Republicans : Foil to. Vote...

GOPs Unite On Scheme to Get Acheson   Will Pursue Objective Through State Dep’t. Appropriation Bill

Majority at Sharply Split GOP Meeting Agree to Push Their ‘Get Acheson’ Campaign

— —SPLIT—  GOP Backs  Acheson  Pay Plan ousrER uOrE WINS SUPPORT

‘Taxpayers,’ Touchy About Scandals, ‘Don't Care for Letters From Bureau

Chinese Reinforcements, Moving Into Korea From Manchuria, Under Attack   United Nations Ground Forces Plunge Three Miles Closer to Seoul—Fresh Enemy War Traffic Is Sighted.

‘Cleveland Torso Murders Recalled By Brutal Slaying on Belle Isle

enim. ie couetioiaaneaumeoed INDIA’S POPULATION SET AT 356,890,000

Keys Found in Loot of Hotel. Thief Lead to. Cache in Kansas City:

Would Consider Resignation To End Demo Fight   Action Might End Cabinet Impasse— Gov. Fine Silent

Margiotti Siiii in Cabinet   Says Resignation Might Make the Cabinet Impasse Worse Than It Is

Margiotti Note Resigning, but Might April 1   Attorney General May Consider Action To Ease Deadlock

RESIGNATION IS CONSIDERED BY MARGIOTT!   Attorney-General May  Break Deadlock Over Cabinet

Parties Agree To Redistricting Neec  But Ohio Caucuses  Fail To Pick Bill

Policeman Killed In Air Raid Drill   Six Other Persons Hurt in Lima Test

U.N. Swings fo Unity for Korea   Feeling in United Nation: ts Must Be Unified Ae AH Carts

PFC Kenneth R. Ingman Is Killed While Fighting With First  Marine Division in Korean War

New Refusal Is Hinted By China Radic   Seventh Day Passes Minu: Word From Reds On  Change Of Site

Radio Hints Reds Refuse  Leaders on Both Side: Express Confidence

U.N. Continues To Await Red Reply on Truce   Communists Hint Refusal: to Agree On Neutral Site

EFFORTS TO END KOREAN FIGHTING HANG IN BALANCE   Seventh Day Passes With Ne  Reply From Reds on Pro  posal to Shift Talks to  Songhyon.   BRADLEY CONFIDENT U. N. ARMY CAN WID   General Declares Allies Have Enough Manpower’ to “licep Anyone From  Running Over Us.”

Veep Cites Record Ot  Democrats   Savs He Has No Information About HST’s Intentions

Lightning Hits Dynamite Charge On Dam Project  Rock Showers Men   Rock Showers Men Ten Are Injured, As Canyon “Explodes’

8 Men Killed As Lightning Strikes Dam   Bolt Expledes Dynamite Used In Construction

 English-Language Matazine Here,  Chinese Communists Try To Peddle  Earn U.S. Dollars With Propaganda

SITUATION-PRETTY BADD * Pecan LETT  Pupil Quits High School Because of Dope Habit

Reveals Dope Use by Teen-Age Pupils   -Sensational Case Involving 7 Schoolgirls, Racetrack Jockeys Support Previous AFRO Story:

Actor Hayden Admits Brief Ties to Reds  -Calls His Six-Month Membership ‘Stupid, Urges Others Get Chance to Confess

HAYDEN ADMITS - HE WAS A REL   Movie Star Names Other Hollywood Figures Who  Were Party Members

Movie Star Hayden Admits He ~Stupialy” Joined Red Party   Actor Quit In Disgust Six Months Later

Movie Star Tells About Joining Reds   Sterling Hayden Call: It “Stupidest” Thing He Ever Did.

Actor Joined And Quit Reds In Six Months   Sterling Hayden Says Be coming Communist Stupid Thing Te Do...

Colder Weather Forecast Here  -72 of Inch of Rain   -72 of Inch of Rain Falls This Morning; 24-28 Low is Seen

Colder Weather Forecast Here   -72 of Inch of Rain Falls This Morning; 24-28 Low is Seen

WITNESS SAYS REMINGTON RED   Gray-Haired Mother Tes: tifies He Attended Communist Meetings

QUIZ ACHESON ON DROPPING CHIANG HELP   Opposition to Aid Based on Situation, Secretary Declares

Report U. 5. Ready To Guarantee Defense Of Japanese Affer Treaty

Good Afternoon!  In Today's Journa’   U.S. Ready To Offer Alliance Japan May Get U.S. Defense Guarantee

U.S. Offers Japs Safety Guarantee   Alliance Proposed After Peace Treaty

New Missouri River  Bridge Here Is Urged  National Highway 54 Association Adopts  Dacalutian Achkinn Maw Cane Annranch

New Missouri River Bridge Here Is Urged  National Highway 54 Association Adopts  Docaludinn AclLing New Snan Annrnaach

Early Building Of River Bridge Asked by Group   Highway 54 Group Urges Span Here, Elects New Officers

Harry Gross Placed Under Heavy Guard   Graft Case Witness Returned to Custody

Gross Locked Up Under Guard; U.S. Charges Dropped   Recaptured Bookie Stashed Away’ by. District Attorney; Gambler Denies Running Away

LESS: HORSES, MORE. TRUCKS. “car : ‘Marin Farm Investments ‘Are Double That Of 1945

LESS HORSES, MORE. TRUCKS 3 Marin Farm Investments ‘Are Double That Of 1945

Mississippi Levels Off Today At Canton   Engineers Expect Water Won't Go Much Higher

Reds Give Up Last Key Base In South   ULIN. “Holding Elements’ Set Up Defense Positions Close To Rare:

Holding Line Formed 17 Miles South   South Korean Chita Swim Chilly River In Pursuit Of Enemy

Holding Line Only 17 Miles From Boundary  Communists Give Up Chunchon Base

Allied Patrols Probe Around 38th Parallel   Holding Lines Set Up Near Old Korean Border

U.S. PUSHES DRIVE ON EMBARGO PLAK   Britain, France May Support Move to Bar Shipments to China

WHITEWASH IS ALLEGED IN SENATE PROBE  Republicans Shy Away From Minority Charge In MacArthur Hearing.

Senator Charges ‘Whitewash   Sen. Wiley Says M’‘Arthur Inquiry Being ‘Covered-up’ By Democrats

s Shy from porting Sen s Charge   in Senator past at Hecel Committee

Major Attacks Stopped Again By UN Forces   « ‘Commies’ Losses Nearing 60,000— Put Off Balance

Enemy Losses Fixed af 60,000 In Newest Push  Air Power and Bia Gine Batter   Air Power and Big Guns Batter Chinese Aqain

U.S. Studying Iliers’ Story  Action to Condemn  i i i ae YF: =. Ss

Cease-Fire. . Negotiations Still Snagaed   * "No Progress tor Fifth Straight Day On Red Zone Demanc By Earnest Hoberecht  wTeT AT AARICE RACK RETO

COMMUNISTS STILL DEMAND 38TH PARALLEL  Allies Again Call for Truce Line Along Present Fighting Front.

Deadlock Over Korean Buffer Zone Continues   Compromise Which Will Make Broader Area ts Proposed

Compromise Is Only Hope To Save Talks And None Is In Sight   Allies Insist On Present Fighting Line; Reds Want Buffer Zone To Include Parallel.

Neither Side Will Budge On Buffer Zone Issue;  Compromise Necessary

Allies Again Call For Cease-Fi At Present Fighting Front, J Some Places Thirty Miles Nor  Of Parallel   BROADER BUFFER ZONE IS SUGGESTE

Jet-propufsion Expert Pleads Innocent fo His Indictment for Perjury

Perjury Suspect Pleads Innocent In Spy Trial    Instructor Denies He Lied About Knowing Spies

Russia and West Clarify Views In Arms Talks   No Indication Either Side Has Chanaed Position

U.N., RUSSIA HELD CLARIFYING STANDS IN ARMS PARLEY   But East, West Still Poles Apart In. Any Real Views On Ending Race

* Big-4 Clarify Arms Position   But There Apparently Is No Agreement On Disarmament

Russia and West Review Arms Puzzle   No Indication Any Major Agreement Is Reached in Method To Be Pursued

ClarificationOf Aims Praised  TIN Procident Savs.   UN Pr resident. Says: Secret Talks Fraitful.

Both Sides Opening Up At Secret Meet   Russia and Western Pow ers Clarifying Positions On Disarmament

RUSSIA, WEST MAKING ARMS IDEAS CLEAR   But No Agreement Reached Yet About Real Peace Moves

Secret Talks Make Progress At Paris.   Big Four Seem Nearer Agreement Than Ever Before

DiSalle Protests ‘Grab’ By Justice Department   Price Curbs Practically Unenforceable Until Cabinet Or Truman Settles lesue

Top-Level Controls Fight Set   Disalle is Caught In Power Grab as Citizens Drive Opens

Justice: Department - Claims ‘Jurisdiction; *“DiSalle-May Take, : Dispute: to: Truman

Surprise Move Starts Top-Level Capital Dispute   Justice Department Battles OPS for Enforcement Duties

Shah Enters Bitter Dispute Over tran Oil   Assassination Threat Against Compromise Supporters Made

Shah Believed Pushing Move  For Oil Peace   U. S. Envoy Sees Outlook Brighter, But Iranian Cult Cries *War’

DECISIONS DUE IN OCTOBER ON DEFENSE COAL   Will Start Work On Arms Budget For Year Ahead

Income Tax Fight is Before Solons      ‘Malley Combination Tax Bill ls Soundly Defeated   Decision. on Boosting of Armed Strength Is Due in Oc

Will Decide Army Boost  In October   Marshall Says Decision Will Be Made by White House, Defense Dept.

Decision on Boost In Armed Forces Due In October  Called ‘’Month of Decision” in Talk

Decision On Armed Strength Comes Later  Defense Leaders To Make Up Mind

To Decide Boost In US Strength During October   Marshall Indicates Defense Department,  White House To Meet

Hero’s Welcome Awaiting MW’ Arthur In Massachusetts   Decision On Military Expansion To Be Postponec

To Adjourn On Saturday About Noon   Philadelphia And Loyalty Bills Pass; Reapportionment Shapes Up;  Others Nearly Ready.

; ore W ahd Meet Big 4---On Germany: India’s Nehru Urges Wor ld Government   Nehru in Geneva

Big Four Parley Is in Doubt   The Russian Terms Prohibit «a Meeting Designed to Relieve Foct-West Tanciane

Prices on Many Beef Cuts To Be Hiked, OPS Reveal:      Rela Caines Will Re Boosted Up ia two Cents a Pound le Preserve a Profit for bitustry, Offical Announce

Beef Price Rise Looms  By OPS Order   General Advance Found Necessary As Supplies Lag

Public Warned Price Ceilings On Meat To Rise   Cent Or Two Advance On Many Cuts Seen By OPS Officials; Truman To Ask New Control Powers

Price Of Beef Due To Go Up Penny Or Two   Hamburger Ceiling Expected To Remain Same Under Order

OPS ToAllow General. Hike In Beef Cost   ‘Necessary To Maintain ‘Profits; Few Cuts On Eoin. Bib Exnected.

Price Officials Plans to Boost Beef Ceilings       Some- Meat Items May Be Lowered

Beef Price Ceilings May Be Raised Cent Or Two   Dime Reduction: Had Been Planned  By Government

Beef Prices May Go Up Two Cents Per Pound   Government Earlier Planned Reduction Of 10 Cents

PRICE OF BEEF MAY GO HIGHER   eee  Control Officials Previously Sought Ten-Cent Cut

—BEEF— OPS Ready To Approve  Price Boost  Cent Or Two A RPaund Te Cane

Beef Price Hike is Contemplated by Boss DiSalle   Expect Controls Chie' to Give Meat Industry Officials More Detail:

Beef Prices May Go Up Cent or Two A Pound Instead of Being Reduced Dime

Beef Price  Raise Seen   Controllers Plan Increase To Aid Packers

Beef Price Lids May Be Raised   Cent or Two Per Pound Increase Due on Many Cuts

‘Cent-or-2 Beet Hike Is Sighted  Will Compensate for Lagging Cattl.

Beef Ceilings Will Be Upped   Government Soys Move Needed To Preserve Industry Profit

PRICE OF BEEF CUTS T0 G0 Ut   GAVERNMENT TO APPROVE RISE OF CP TO 2 CENTS IN) CEILINGS.

Beef Ceilings May Go Higher  Meat Industry Gets Word From OPS Aide:

 Hamburger and Some Minor Cuts May Be Unchanged: Beef Prices Slated to Go Up Instead of Down As Result of Congress’ New Formula, OPS Says

Beef Price Ceilings May Go Up Instead Of Down As Government Planned

Beef Price Lid To Go Up Again   Hike Seen Instead Of Cut. As Planned

BEEF PRICES MAY GO UP SLIGHTLY   Increase Instead of Drop Now Expected

Ceilings Will Be Lifted Up To Two Cents Per Pound   Necessary To Keep Normal Profit Level

Beef Prices Due to Rise   Ceilings to Go up on Many Cuts Instead of Down, OPS Officials Reveo

Retail Ceilings On Beef fo Rise  Peo tit Maroin Calls   Profit Margin Calls For :2-Cent Boost

Court Denies Bovs H arine   Dictrict Judge to Set Execution Date for  2 Boise Youths

War's Biggest Battle Building Up for City; Foe’s Deep Advance Raises Peril to Flank

Reds Pouring Fresh Troops Arms in Area   Van Fleet Thwarting May Day Plans to Celebrate in Capital

Jurist to Rule Friday on Penalty of Joplin Desperado — Could Assess Death in Gas Chamber.   LAWYERS WILL ARGUE MAGNITUDE OF GUIL1   No Verbal Reaction Forthcoming From Killer as Federal Guards Bar Any Questioning.

Trade Pact “Extension  Hits At Reds   Senate Vote Assures Setup For At Least Two More Years

Fight Cuts In Bill For Foreign Aid   Truman, Administration Plead With Senators To Keep Measure As fs

Allies Force Two.  New Crossings Of  Parallel No. 38 Encounter Stiff  -Opposition At But One Spot At Front   News From Fronts

In Woke of Demand Sane  ‘Saratoga Sheriff ‘Resigns, Claims Health is Failine

Fifth Atom Test Called Biggest Yet  Muskroomiag Cloud And Bright Flash

Big A-Bomb Tested Today   Experiments On Nevada Desert Are Continuing

old TEST BOMB BLASTED IN NEVADA   Cloud Seen 75 Miles Away After Big Explosion

Fifth Atom Bomb Blast Is Set Off   Explosion May Be Biggest Yet At Nevada Test Ground

Another Atomic Blas? in Nevada  Fifth in Current Series Exploded

5th A-Blast Reported Biggest Yet   Cloud Seen In Las Vegas 75 Miles Away

Biggest Test Blast Set Off   Fifth Explosion  '  BRosks Nevada Site

New Atom Detonation Believed By Observers Biggest Of Five Blasts

Biggest A-Bomb Test in Series Detonated Today  ‘Unusual’ Warnings Given to Residents

Danger Warning Sent Out by AEC Men Before Blast   Perceptible Rumble Heard in Nevada City As Huge Cloud Rises

‘Fifth A-Bomb In Series Thunders Over Nevada   New Blast Is Described As One Of Biggest Yet Seen: Las Vegas Feels Effect From 75 Miles Away -

Major Atomic Blast Occurs Nevada Tests   Fifth Explosion in Series Indicated as One of Superior Explosive Power

Fifth Explosion of Current Series Perhaps the Biggest; Warn Residents Over Wide Area

FIFTH ATOMIC BLAST CALLED LARGEST YE]   Unusual Warnings To Observers Accompany Today’s Test.

F.EarleShriner Rites To Be On Thursday At 2_   Well-Known Local Man Died Suddenly Monday Afternoon

EARLE SHRINER DIES SUDDENL   Union Bridge Native Stricken Working  Around Home

Meat Packers Discuss Strike  mmm i   Government Blocks Waae Settlement

i hy,  Hearing Is Scheduled Friday in Juvenile   & .  Court for 16-Year-Old

Tighter Farm Prices Give Sec’y Jitters   Brannan Is on Spot as Farm Leaders, Congress Get Busy

Proposals for Tighter Farm Controls Put Brannan on Spot   FOLINDATION

Tax Amendment  m™__... 2 ey aes   Republicans Attempt To Get Support

GOP Seeks Support Of Democrats To Cut $7,200,000,000 Tax Increase Bill -

BRITONS CAST VOTES TODAY   Fair Weather Is Promised For General Election In Great Britain

Conservative Victory Seen in Vole Today   British Choose New House Of Commons; Odds Against Laborites

Heavy Turnout Is Expected in. Stormy Election   Conservatives Are Favored to Oust Attlee’s Laborites

British Choose Between Labor Conservatives   Churchill Forces Get Betting Nod In Today's Voting

Mayor Demands The Water Commissioner Resign $15,000 Job   dames Moran, Accused Of Taking $55,000 Slush Fund, Resigns With Great Show Of Contempt

Russia Believed Certain To Stir up Trouble at Japan Treaty Conference

U.S. Holds Entry Won't Stop Treaty   Gromyko Expected To Seek Split Of U.S. and Asia

BRITISH TROOPS SEIZE EGYPTIAN RAILROAD SHOPS   Navy Breaks Tie-Up Of Merchant Shipping Caused By Strike   CAIRO GOVERNMENT PLANS RETALIATION

Egyptians Call British ‘The Enemy’   Prime Minister Promises to Bring Them to “Accounting”.

Plans ‘Severe Accounting’ For Britain, Egypt Says” Term ‘Enemy?  Used by. Official; Britain Tightens

EGYPT TOSSES THREAT OF WAR AT ENEMIES   British Seize Railway Workshops Outside Of Suez

Egypt Premier Vows Revenge Against British   Calls Them ‘the Enemy,’ But Troops Still Moving In

Egypt Threatens ‘Accounting As British Move In  Rail Shops Seized   Rail Shops Seized Just Outside Suez To Block Strike

Empire Forces Seize Suez Rail Shops  Eigyplian Prime Mi inister  Calls British “The Enemy”

Egypt's Minister Speaks Against Stand Of British   Pasha Says ‘Enemy Has Lost His Head’

Britain Called Egypt's Enemy   Prime Minister Says Empire To Be Brought To ” Accounting”

Royal Couple Score Big Hit Princess Elizabeth, Philip 'Well-Received In Capital

Royal Couple  Welcomed In “ashineton Hushand Of  Princess Ponular With Crowds

ROYAL COUPLE IN WASHINGTON   Princess And Husband To Be In U. S. Capitol 45 Hours

Royal Pair Busy As Washington Rolls Out Carpet   Couple Start Last Round Of Activities Before Visit Ends

Truman’s Greet Princess, Duke   Britain's Royal Couple Head Into Second Rounc Of Appearances Today

Royalty In Washington  Princess Geis Polite Welcome As Duke Thrills Bobby-Soxers

Bobby-Soxers Go Strong For Prince Philip  Roval Couple Makin   Royal Couple Making Last Round Of  Public Annearances

[oken Resistance All That's Left; Chinese Believed To Have Deserted Chunchon, Last Red Stronghold In South Korea

Foe Retreats Fast Towards doth Parallel   Allies Push Ahead as Red Opposition Fades;  Western Front Quiet

Last Red Base South Of 38th May Be Vacant   Location Of Allied First Line Units Is Forbidden By Censo:

Allied Patrols Probe Close To  Boundary Line   Communist Opposition Melts As U. S. Forces  Take Vital Pass and Move on Toward Big  Red Funneling Point; Supplies Seized

Chinese Abandon Major Base In Headlong Flight Toward 38th Parallel   Opposition On Eastern Front Vanishes Suddenly; Reds May Take Up Stronger Bacitinneg In Narraw Mountain Treille

Reds in Fullscale Retreat Towards 38th-Parallel   UN Patrols Probe Close to Line Without _ Finding Foe; Communist Opposition on Eastern Front Vanishes.

Enemy In. Retreat Along Line   Abandons Important Stronghold South Of Parallel

Allied Patrols Only 10 Miles From Parallel  Ridgway Praises, Warns U. N. Troops

Dancer To Talk In Garrow Case   Now Being “Held” In Two Killings

Leather Prices Rolled Back To, November Level  Eccles Urges 44-Hour Week, Wage Freeze, Limited Price Curbs

PRICE OF HIDES ~ ROLLED BACK TO NOVEMBER HIGE   OPS Acts at Request of Shoe Manufacturers and Tanners.

Prices of Hides Is Rolled Back  To Highest Levels Of Last November

Living Cost at New Higl As Final Parleys Start On Waae-Price Freeze

CALLS PARLEY ON CONTROLS   Wage And Pay Freeze Is Due Momentarily, Say Observers

Formner Tech Grid Star Arrested   Officers Recover $1,300 in Cash From Suspects

King Approves Cabinet Chosen By Churchill  All Have Proved  — Qualifications fo: Solving Probiems

From Fund For 27 Agencies   Votes To Clamp Lid On New Public Housing

PRESIDENTS EMERGENCY FUND IS GUT   $693,137,110 Slashed From Independent Offices Appropriation

House Slashes 693 Million From Independent Offices Appropriation Measure

rresident Gets One Million Dollars in Place of the $25 Million He Originally Had Requested.

$693 Millions Cut From Offices Bill By Vote In House   Curb On Public Housing Limits Construction  To 5.000 Units

HOUSE SLASHES FINANCE BILLS FOR NEXT YEAR   Offices Appropriations  Measure Is Sent  To Senate

House Slashes Truman Fund:   Appropriation Bill Cut Half Bitlion, Then Sent To Senate

House Slashes Appropriations For Agencies   $25 Million Emergency ‘Fund for President Cut to $1 Million

House Lops Off $693, 137,110.00  Funds For Almost Ail Agencies Cut.

(Emergency Fund Cut  House Slashes $693 Million Fram Independent Office Bill

Wilson Alarmed By Negro Rapist   Police Continue Search For Clues

Allied Forces « Resume Combat On Both Fronts   informal Truce Lasts 24 Hours:.:

Senate Debates Foreign Aid Bill Which Has Been Cut Five Per Cent

SENATE “ARGUES OVER AID BILL   senators Disturbed Oy ey Five Per Cent House Cut And Poor Fight For Rein. statement.

Senate Opens Debate On 5% Cut In Aid Bill  a  . ee   ALEG SED CREE Brake  Democrats Say They Will Fight Trimming Node Re Cammittee

Senate Debating Foreign Aid Bill   Demos Disturbed Over Cut In Bill

Delay Caused In Conference With Newsmen  Story Is Held Up Pending Arrival Of U.S. Official

News Session Is Delayed at Last Minute   Four Flyers Are Cheered on Their Arrival at Erding

Army of Newsmen Pack Erding To Hear Americans Tell World Of Ordeal In Hungary

UN Units Near 38th Parallel   Heavy Fighting Rages Near Red Strongpoints of Southwest Front

Yanks Advance Within 25 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Fighting Heavy Southwest of UN Spearhead

ELEMENTS OF STH ARMY ARE PUSHING NORTH   American Units Join In Three-Pronged  ‘Attack Upon Communist Stronghold.

U. S. Troops Only 25 Miles From the 38th Parallel   Gains Made in East, But Heavy Fighting Still Raging on the Southwest Front ~

Heavy Fighting Raging In Southwest As Reds Send Troops To Hajinbu

Japanese House Speaker Dies   Kijuro Shidehara Was First Occupation Prime Minister

Speaker Of Jan Rouse Succumbs   Shidehara Was Japan’s Minister Appointed - Under Occupation

Japanese Leader Shidehara, Dies   Heart Attack Kills Speaker Of House  Of Representatives

House Speaker In Japan Dies  Shidehara, 78, Was Ex-Prime Minister

Shidehara, 78 Heart Victim   Japan’s Ex-Premier Foe Of Militarists

Japan's House Speaker Dies Of Heart Attack   Shidehara Once Prime Minister.

Jap Political Official Dies   Heart Attack Fatal To Speaker of House

Soldiers Complaining About Wages Advised To Look At NATO Scales; Make Draftees Look Like Rich Men

‘75 Lousy Dollars a Month’ Pretty Good Pay, It Says Here   Recruit Is Rich By a Comparison

He's Camporati ively Ri ich  U. S. GI's Pay Dwarfs That of NATO Buddy

$75 a Month Private in U.S. Army Is Rich Man. (Compared to Soldiers In Other NATO Armies

Recruit in U. S. Reds Reported ‘Called Rich Man Stewing in Texas

47'S LOUSY’ BUT   Bt nt Bd ed oO  ~ $75P Per Month Makes US Draftee Tops in Any Army

73 Lousy Dollars a Month-- ee Mp Pg ati ttt tt Aa No  Gls Have It So Good, Pay Highest of NATO Draftees

US Army Private at $75 per Month Is Best Paid: Turk Gets 11 Cents

LOOK AT NATO PAY -~ Draftees Complain About $75 Per Month At Start

$75 a Month Isn't Much, But Turk Enlisted Man Gets Only 11 Cents

U.S. RECRUIT IS HIGHEST PAID IN THE WORLD   Yank Gets $75, Briton $16.8( a Month; Poor Turk Tle.

'‘Seventy-Five Lousy Dollars...’  American Draftees Should Compare  Status With Turks 11-Cent Salary

Opposes Hike on Personal Income   Senator George Hits at Plan to Boost Tax

Solon Sees No New Hike  In Personal Income Tax   Sen. George Scoffs At Rumor That Senate Will Boost Income Taxes: Humphrey Favors Tax Hike:

Four-Year Term to Referendum “State Senate Passes  <(Metsure for April Election Vote

Push Inquiry Into Crash of Jet Fighters   Air Feree Officers and [Dl Secking to Determine If Sabotave. Was Involved.

Practices May Explode Into © Bigger Scandal   Coaches Part of __ Under-the-Counter System, Says Jurist

Gainesboro Home Gutted By Flames   Cage Fixmaster Sent to Prison

Judge Lashes Paid Athletes   ‘Commercialism’ Of Schools Blasted By New York Jurist

JUDGE HITS SOUTHWEST LOOP Growing Scandai in Athletics Condemned

Judge Sentences Game Fixer and Scores Colleges   16 Years for Sollazzo Streit Charges Sports Become ‘Big Business’

jf coves oe  Record Shows Taft Noted for Courage In Risxins Political Suicide In Past

Contracts Offered fo R-IV Employees   Meadville School Has Two Faculty Vacancies.

Riotous Welcome At Airport Nearly Halts Ceremonies   ‘Good To Be Home,’ General Tells Nation He Left 14 Years Ago; City Is In Pandemonium

Spectators Almost Swamp Ceremonies As His Plane, The Bataan, Lands From Hawaii; General Says It Is Caood To Re Home

‘GOOD 10 BE ROME GENERAL ASSERTS: 1S VISIBLY MOVED    Crowds Break Through Lines at Airport to Shout Greetings   FORMAL RITES TODAY   Downtown Parade Will Be Held Prior to Takeoff for Washinaton

Welcome © Almost Is Mob Scene   Crowd Nearly Crushes Family At Friseo Airvort

TRANSPACIFIC PLANE IS LATE BY HALF-HOUR   Big Coast Celebration Has Been Booked For Today

San Francisco Gives General Wild Welcome  “Good To Be Home,’   “Good To Be Home,” Soldier Hero Says

General's Review of Honor Guard Virtually a Running Mob Scene; Mrs. MacArthur and Son Almost Crushed.

M Arthur Gets Heros  Welcome on Arrival  Thousands Gather as Ousted General’s Plane Lands in San Francisco Enroute to Washington

San Francisco Crowds Greet Gen. WArthur   ‘Bataan’ Brings Hero Home for First Time In More Than 14 Year:

House Group Considers  $400 Million Flood Fund  Coordinated Reports by Agencies Presented i in Closed-Door Session   Kansas Sofon Criticises Secrecy Thrown Around Reports on Midwest Flood Damage

House Committee Considering Truman's Request for  $400 Million CLOSED DOOR SESSION Sen. Schoeppel Criticize:  Secrecy Over Report of Administrator

Truman Asks End Of German State Of War  Request Is Sent To Congress Asking For

State Of War With Germany End-tn Sight »   President Asks Congress To Pass Resolution

Only One Veto By Governor s Overridden   Legislature Is Finished for Year and Half

usy Week For Assembly . ...     Major Proposals Face Legislators

Big B-36s Soar Over Europe   ‘Routine Training’ Flight First Such For Mighty Planes

KKK KS CRACKED UPPER PLATE SAVES BURGLAR BEING BITTEN BY HOUSEWIFE

Is Named to M. U. Board of Curators   Clayton Man Is Appointed by Governor.

Churchill Promises to Set 'Up Coalition If Victorious   Wartime Leader Indicates in First Election Speech That He “Wants to Head Cabinet of Conservatives, Socialists and Liberals—Thousands Throw Flowers and Give Him Tumultuous Ovation in Liverpool.

Coalition Is Ex-Premier’s  British Plan   Inter-Party Rule Advanced By Churchill; Bevan Defeats Attlee   By LEONARD LEDDINGTON

COALITION MINISTRY HINTED BY CHURCHILL   Wartime Sritish Prime Minisie: Given Temultows Ovation ip Liverenal

Churchill Anproves  Coalition   Surprise Speech Asks For Majority in Coming Election

Coalition Is Ex-Premier’s British Plax   Inter-Party Rule Advanced By Churchill; Bevan . Defeats Attlee — :

Yanks Could Gain 38th In Day, But Ridgway’s Plan Calls For Chewing Up The Enemy Before Advancing

Limited Offensive Will Be Continued  U.S. Could Break Througl Te 38th Parallel Most  Any Dav

Reds Launch Small Probing Affacks  Stor rm » Clouds Keep. Jet und:

CENTRAL FRONT QUTPOST TAKEN BY RED TROOPS   Enemy Launches Five Probing Attacks —Storm Clouds Threaten To End Record Jet Fiichte.

War Danger Great As Ever-Truman   President Hails Troop Resolution as Proof Of Treaty Support

Says Acheson Moved To Send Help to Korea   Ex-Army Chieftain Nominated ‘Mac’ As Commander

YANK TROOPS NOT READY, ~— HESTATES   Reports On Conferences At Time War Broke Out

Plan to Send U. S. Mission To Formosa in 1949 Reported ‘Over - Ruled By Pres. Truman

Johnson Wanted To Send Mission To Aid Formosa’.  Decision on Korea Maved by Achacan “

Protests From State Department Blocked Plan To Send Group To Island In 1949

State Dept. Did Not Revise Its Attitude Until Start of War   Decision to Intervene in Korea Was Made on Acheson Move

Johnson Tells  Of “Political” Formosa Ruling  Peclaree He Wanted Ta   Declares He Wanted To Send Military Mission ° "To Island In 1949

Over-Ruled On Mission To Formosa   Johnson Says Truman Acted On Request Of: Acheson Who Later Advoeated Interventior

Johnson Tells Of Disputes Over Formosa  1949 Mission Raled Mat be

Politics Halted Formosa Action,  Johnson Asserts   Bares Top-Level Talk at Time Korea War Broke Last June

Finger Put On Diplomat: By Witness   Ex-Secretary Of Defense Tells Of Political Protests

Ex-Defense Chief Bares First Details   McArthur Not Consulted, Joknson Says; Adds U.S. Troops Were Not Ready

Ex-Defense Chief Talks   State Dept. Protested Junket to Formosa

President Ruled Out Proposal   State Department Made Protests, Former U. S. Secretary of Defense Savs   Attacks Are Beaten     ‘North Korean Assaults  ,   Keep Allies Active in Some Areas

China Problem Delayed Until  War—Johnson   Action Taken After White House Received “Brilliant Memo” of  Mac’s. Johnson States

Army Chiefs Keep Silent as Decision Made  State Department Blocker id és Bain   State Department Blocked Aid to Formosa Before Crick

Louis Johnson Says His Plan Was Overruled   Truman Said ‘No’ When State Department Had ‘Political Protests’

Johnson Claims Acheson Blocked  Help for Formosa  Reveals Secretary Later Okayed U.S.  . Action in Korea

ate Department Shiffed’ Views   Ex-Defense Head Tells Story of U.S. Entry into Korea

Ex-Seeretary Says Truman  Quashed Plan   State Department Protest Caused President to Over-stnle Him, Johnson Tell<e Senator:

HAD ABANDONED FORMOSA UNTIL WAR IN KOREA   STATE DEPARTMENT OPPOSED ATTEMPTS TO SAVE ISLAND

Former Defense Secretary Says. He Suggested It   ‘Johnson Declares Gen. MacArthur. Wasn't Consiilted

Formosa Mission Refused in 1949, Johnson Reports   ‘Political’ Protests From Acheson Said Reason for Refusal

OVERRULED JOHNSON ON FORMOSA   State Department Barred Sending U. S. Mission to Chiang, Former Defense Secretary Discloses.   FORMOSA SAVED ON PLEA BY MAC   Johnson Had No Hint of War on Visit to Japan; Acheson Proposed Korean Intervention.

Ex-Secretary Of Defense Takes Stand   Witness Also Says Acheson Made Motion To Enter Korean War

Only War in Korea Ended Appeasement Mac’s Memo Brough  Decision to Send Fleet ta Far Fact

10 Killed And More Than 100 Are Wounded In Riots: Stemming From Communist Protests

TEHRAN UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Bloody Riots Follow Arrival Of Harriman For Parley

TEMPERATURE   10 Killed In Rioting Over Oil   Truman Envoy Plans British Dispute ‘Talks

IRAN IS IN GRIP OF MARTIAL LAW   Pen Persons Are Killed And More Than 100 Wounded In Riots Caused By Communpists.

Accidents Over Week-end Take  Lives of Nine   One Missing in Boa’ Mishap; Road, Rail. Water Tragedies

VeronicaLake’s Leading Man Goes Hunting Coffee, Winds Up In Jail

CourtWon 'tHea: War Criminais   Second Time Review Of Case is Refused, Was Last Chance

Seven Nazis Lose Appeal for Review   U. N. Takes Initial Step to Ban War Shipments to Red China

‘Man-In-The-Street’ Terms Truma: Action Another Political Blunder

Ridgway Is Placed In Command   Lack Of Support To U. S.-UN Policies Charged To 'Mac’

Strips Far East Commander of His Authority   Declares MacArthur “Can No Longer Carry Out Policies of U.S. And United Nations” in Startling Dismissal of Hero

VanFleet to Succeed Ridgway in Active Command Over Eighth Army Fighting in Korea.

President Says General Is Unable To Give Wholehearted Support To U. S.

PRESIDENT. HITS GENERAL'S ‘LACK ~ OF COOPERATION   Unable to Give Full Support to U, §., UN Policies, Truman Charges   LOSES ALL COMMANDS   Action Climaxes Sharp Debate Over Handling of Korean War

lruman Appomts Ridgway To Job, Names Van Fleet 8th Army Leader  Says General Unable   Says General Unable To Give Full Support To U.S., U.N. Policies

Ridgwoy Successor As Supreme Chief At Tokyo; Von Fieet New Leader in Korea

Names Ridew. ay His *bitaedl In Drastic Move   Differences Between General and President Result in Replacement

Lt. Gen, Ridgway Is Named To Succeed Him in Tokyo; Van Fleet Heads 8th Army

General Unable To Give His 'Wholehearted Support To UN Policies, President Says

Gen.Ridgway Designated MacArthur’s Successor  Action Climaxes Clash Over U. S. And U.N. Policies In Far Fact

Ridgway Sueceeds General   UN’s Chieftain Is Accused Of ‘Non-Support”™      Truman Lists Reasons for Removing U. S. Hero as Far East Boss, And “Regrets” Having To Make Move

Three Men Sho As They Flee  Neighbor Held After East Texans Slain

MILITARY PLANE DOWN IN ATLANTIC   WIDE SEARCH UNDER WAY  FOR STRATOFREIGHTER WITH 11 MEN ABOARD.

Big Air Search On In Atlantic  ‘Stratofreighter’ Believed Ditched

Wide Hunt Begun For Freight Plane Down Near Azores   Unreported Since Hour After It Took Off For Ws.

London, Paris Reject Soviet Protest Notes  German Rearming Is Defensive Move

SOVIET PROTEST 1S REJECTED BY BRITAIN, FRANCE   Germany Being Rearmed Because Of Russian Policy, Notes State   ‘MEASURES TAKEN ARE OF DEFENSIVE NATURE

REDS PROTEST IS REJECTED BY TWOCOUNTRIES   Britain, France Clair Soviet Union Keeps Huge Armed Force

Britain and France Turn Down Russ Objection to Rearming of Germany

Protest By Russia Rejected   Britain, France Blame U.S. S. R.  For Rearmamenut

LONDON-PARIS ACTION  ~ Russ Bid to Halt Arms For Reich Stirs Rebuff

[S REJECTED BY THO COUNTRIES   Britain, France Clain Soviet Union Keeps Huge Armed Force

6 Missing, 35 Hurt In Ship-Dock Fire   Philadelphia Blaze Sweeps Water Front

Waterfront Fire Hits Philadelphia   Several Persons Hurt As Cargo Ship, Pier  Blaze in General Alarm

Ship, Pier Are Swept By Blaze  Fear One Trapped In Po. Waterfront Fire

Frank Dryman Will Be Hanged At Shelby June 1 for Hitchhike Murder of Clarence E. Pelletf

TIMES HAVE ‘CHANGED  ~ Jap Emperor To Consult ~ With Son on His Bride

ee eee ES sep na  Attorney General Suspects Illegal State Fair Deals

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours   ET EERE SARE eran SE ence:  The Hen on Denn Sfreet

ARMY PROBE AT SAMPSON SHOWS WASTE   Congressman Taber Alleges Plumber Received $543 a Week

Bus Crash Near Camp Atterbury   At Least Two Are Reported Killed And Ten Injured

Liaison Men Stalk From  Conference   Ridgway Suggests Another Liaison Meet Tomorrow

Reds Walk Sut In Huff In Discussions  Oin New Peace Talks  Ridgway Immediately Sends Note Inviting Further Talke Tadav

Reds Break Off Talks on Resumption of Cease-Fire   Liaison Discussion Halted Tocay But UN Command Suaaests Continuation Tomerroy

BOLT PARLEY IN FIT OF ANGER; RIDGWAY URGES SECOND TRY   ‘Communist Officers Shun ‘Discussion of Conditions For Resumption of Truce Conference.

Premier Pleven To See Truman  French Leader Arrives For Talks on Defense

PLEVEN LANDS INCOUNTRY 10 TALK DEFENSE   Premier Reportedly -ls Ready to Give U. S. Backing

Pleven Here For Backing In Orient   Premier Denies Any Cleavage With U. S. on Foreign Policy.

French Premie Here lo ae i With President   Pleven Is Expected To Assure Truman Of His Cooperation

Pleven To Meet With  Mr. Truman   - Said Ready To Promise Troops 'To Continue Fight

Prodigal Pigeon Held By Police as A.W.O.L. From Army Eight Years

Dixie Prepares Truman Fight   Democrats of South Plan ‘52 Platform

MEDAL OF HONOR TO BE GIVEN WOUNDED GI   Master Sgt. Hubert L. Lee, 36, Of Mississippi, Led Troops In Hill Battle

Consumer Holds Edge In ’51 Home Stretch   Production of Non-Defense Goods Has Leveled Off

DOWDY SLATED TO DIE FRIDAY   Will Be Executed In Tallulah In Dynamite, Insurance Death

British May Switch Arms Ban Attitude  Attlee May Dispute MoecArthur Charce

Tories Chart Strategy for Election F ight   Socialism Issue In Oct. 25 Vote. On New Common:

CHURCHILL BEGINS PREPARATIONS FOR BRITISH ELECTION   Conservatives, Socialists Square Off For Spirited Campaion

Churchill Shapes ~ Hection Strategy   “Shadow Cabinet’ Made Up Of Younger Tories

Conservatives Versus Socialists .... British Parties Lay Pre-Election Plans

Churchill Begins Shaping Strategy   Mighty Election Battle For British Control Of Policy Is Predicted

British Tories. Mobilize for Election Oct: 25   Churchill's Shadow Cabinet Maps Strategy To Oust Attlee Reaime

Tory Faction Confident  Churchill's Party Launches Drive To Win British Ballot

Vote Strategy. Discussed By Churchill, Aid:   Conservatives Act Quickly After Attlee CallaFor Oct. 23 Test

British Parties Map Strategy For Election   Attlee Sets October 25 For New Vote

HOT ELECTION BATTLE SEEN FOR BRITAIN   Conservative Forces Plan All-Out Fight Against Labor Regime.

y Churchill Maps Strategy for Election Drive   Results May Upset Slim Labor Majorits

British Parties Start Campaign: For Oct. Vote   Labor, Conservatives  Stir Machinery to  Get Out the Vote

BRITISH BALLOTING SET OCT. 25 Churchill’s Party Begins Shaping Election Strategy

Churchill Maps All-Out Fight Against Attlee   Britons To Cast Ballots On Oct. 25th

LINES ARE DRAWN   Conservatives Quick _ te ~ Move After British Elec tion Announcement

Britons Plotting Election Campaicn   ’ Churchill Shaping Strategy . Socialists Want Pepular Endorsement

TOLEAVE FOR FRISCO AFTER. CELEBRATION   Near-Riot Started as: Plane Lands When Air’ Police Handie Cameramen. _

General Due Back in U.S. On Tuesday   Urges Quick, Just Peace with Japan By Phone Plane.

Will Be Given Great Welcome  In Hawaii Before Leaving For  San Francisco, Silent On De fense Campaign   WILL STOPOVER 24 HOURS IN HAWAII!

Party Reaches : Honolulu After 12. Hour Flight  PO hee eee eT   Photographers Kicked Around in Battle With Guards      (See Pictures on Page 12)

nfluential Figures Could Be Involved  RFC Loan To Recreation Spot For Wealthy Due To Be Aired

Raps sting News Releases      Sen. Bricker Cites Restriction as “"Subversive’’

Socialite ‘2nd Wife’ Seeking [An Annulment   Will File Bigamy Com. plaint Against Detroit Man With Two Mates

Living Cost Index Rises, Hiking Wages For Many Workers   Increase of 1.5 Percent in Index in January Follows Drop in Wholesale Prices; Cooling-Off Period Decided Upon to End Revolt by Labor

Two Million Get Boost Via Index   Cost Of Living Figure Goes Up, So Do Earnings

hd i » (de ; ) rel  Pa y / Fike a   Living Cost Jumps: Wage Contracts Tied To Labor Index

Escalator Contracts  Bring Hikes   Meanwhile Truman Seeks ‘Cooling Off Period. With Unions

Wages Go Up With Higher Living Costs   Over Million Workers To Benefit Under Terms. Of Contract .

US Cost Of Living Rises 1.5 Percent Assuring Millions Of Wage Increase

1,700,000 10 GET PAY INCREASE AS POST INDEX RISES   Escalator Clauses Responsible for Automatic Wane Hikes   OWS ROW SIMMERS      Cool-Off Policy Seen As Wilson Cancels Labor Reply

IS ASSURED BY HIKE IN COSTS   1,700,000 Expected To Benefit From, Latest Boost

AUTOMATIC PAY INCREASE FOR MANY WORKERS   Those With Cost Of Living Clauses Getting More Hourly Pay ‘   COOLING OFF PERIOD IN ROW WITH LABOR

PAY INCREASES ASSURED AS COSTS. GO UP   - Living Costs Rose 1.5 Per Cent in Jan’; New ‘Index. Issued

Index Gains 1.5 Per Cent In January; Union Dispute To Be Allowed To Simmer

1,700,000 Will Get Wage Hike As Government Announces  1.5% Increase In Living Cost  Auto Workers To Receive 4 Or 5 Cents An Hour More; Row Is Left To Simmer

Living Cost Index Up Again 1,700,000 Workers Assured Automatic Wage Increases

Pay Hike Seen For 1,700,000 As Costs Rise   Administration Considers ‘Cooling Off of Labor Va Mahe Lion Row

PAY INCREASE [5 ASSURED BY HIKE IN COST!   1,700,000 = Expected To Benefit From Latest Boost

Nearly 2 Million Get Automatic Pay Increases  Government Announces 1.5 Percent Jump in Cost of Living in amuary:  4 Races Teoma af Teadaw tee Tlea

1,700,000 to Get Pay Hikes Under Living Cost Rise   1.5% Index Boost Means 4 Cents More for Auto Workers

New Louisiana Scandal Due!   Gambling Overlords Bet Grime Committee Funds ‘Te Give Out Before Phe Fish Saared

Hope Probers Run Out of Money Explosive Louisiana Scandals  Loom Again as Gamblers Fret

Second Louisiana Scandal Could Grow Out of Probe —  Vice Barons Hoping Frankie  Costello Won't Talk Too Much

Probe for County Being Considered   Gambling Investigation May Follow Request Sent Fine by Rev. Stuar'

Boxer Pummels Franchot Tone   Actor Loses Fight Over Buxom Blonde

Franchot Tone In State.of Coma After Battle With Friend’s Fiance

Tone in Hospital After Fight Over Filmland Blonde   Actor Is Loser in Braw! With Ex-Pug; Plans for Wedding Are Called. Off

Franchot Tone In Semi-Coma After Brawl  Hollywood Fight Over Blonde Ends In Lawn Battle

Actor Franchot Tone In Semi-Coma After Losing Battle Over Blonde

Fight Hospitalizes Franchot Tone  Letar in Coma after Rattle far Ruyam Riande

Payton-Neal Wedding Cancelled Movie Triangle Brawl Puts Franchot Tone In Hospital

Actor Franchot Tone In Semi- Coma  ‘As Result Of Movie Triangle Brawl   Star Is Loser In Fight Over Buxom Filmland Blonde Whose Wedding To Former Amateur Boxer Now Called Off.

D.D. Wiman Dies, Nofed Producer   Fathered 60 Plays In Past 25 Years

Report Serious Shortage of Farm — Hands in This Area; Seek Help in  Recruiting Workers for Big Season

STATE BOARD CONFERS TODAY  WITH CO. OFFICIALS   State Commerce Sec’y A. J. - Sardoni, and Board Members Come to Bucks Co.   Many Problems Stemming From The Steel Works Construction Arise

TATE PLANNING BOARD MEETS IN COUNTY TODA   Discuss Problems Growing ‘Out of Steel Plant   IN MORRISVILLE AREA

Giant United Air Lines Plane Rams Into Oakland, Calif., Hillside   ALL ABOARD ARE LOST   ALL ABOARD ARE LOS]  Cause Not Determined: Non-Stop Flight From  - Chicago to Coast   COOL AIR TO DEPART

Strong Protest Made to RR Plar  Qu aker State Exeaitbent  fp. Rlenwwe't.   Quaker State President . Lites Necessity of PRR Passenger for Oil City

Strong Protest Made to RR Piar   Quaker State President Cites Necessity of PRR Passenger for Oil City

Politicians Wonder About MacArthur's Trip To Texas And Reasons Behind It

Political Aims Of General Debated By Observers   Recent Outburst By MacArthur Against Administration Brings New Speculation

Mac’s Political Intent Studied In Texas Talks  Critical of Both Foreign and  a a nr Sa D,] rem

Does He Want Harry’s Job?  Mac’s Taft-Like Line In Austin Opens Way For Political Guessing

Johnson ‘Finishes on Stand, Declaring “We Could Lick Russia Right Now” If Soviets Decided to Pick Fight.

Probers Ask MacArthur To Return   Qusted General May Again Face Senate Committee

Probers Will Give MacArthur Opportunity To Testify Again  ~ Johnson Believes “We Could Lick Russia Right Now” If Reds Decide To Pick Fight

Former Defense Head Concludes His Testimony    Johnson Says Russia Would Be Defeated If She Started War

Christendom’s Easter Prayer  Has One Text   Prince of Peace Blessing  Entreated by Free World.

Hill Called Calvary Rises Over Barbed Wire Entanelements   Food, Fellowship and Fun At Sasakwa FFA’s Biggest Event

ime Declared at Hand © To:-Resurrect Personalities   ‘Bells Peal Resurrection of Prince of Peace ‘As Bullets Punctuate Easter Ritas in Korea

Peace Is Theme o! Pravers   Easter Dawns And Bells Ring As Strife In Korea Is Waged

World Prays for Peace at Eastertime; But Barbed Wire, Bullets Also Prevail

Peace Is Theme For Christians All Over World   Fighting In Korea Mars Holy Day's Celebration

Church Bells Ring In Easter Holiday   Korea Rites Punctuated by Whine of Bullets

Peace Hopes Feature Day   -War Threat Contrast To Easter’s Meaning

Peace Is Theme As War Clouds Darken Holy Day   Easter Morning Services In Korea Punctuated With Whine Of Bullets; Pil grims Throng Jerusalem

Uneasy World Greets Eastet   ‘Peace Is Still Universal  Theme of Prayers

(PEACE IS UNIVERSAL TH ME  Christians Throughout World  Gather For Easter Obervance

Tolling for Prince of Peace Mingles With Cries of War   Bullets Punctuate Solemn Easter Services in Korea; Elsewhere Christians at Prayer

Accused Killer, . Rapist Is Suicide   Warren Irwin Shoots Self in Poison Ivy Patch

MACARTHUR AGAIN SCORES TRUMAN'S FOREIGN POLICY   Administration Change Needed, General Tells Nation In Seattle Talk

MacArthur Tells Nation Truman Leading to War   Ruination of Country Warned in Centennial Speech at Seattle

MacArthur in Bitter Attack On Democrats   Unions Make Loud Protest to His Seattle Address

Political Speech At Seattle   Gen MacArthur In Talk Blasts Truman Regime

Gen. MacArthur Delivers Sharp Political Blast  s Administratio De meer Appeal To. Confine Remarks

MacArthur Blasts  Truman's Forces   General Warns Of-Ruinous Processes Now  Taking Place: Address Raises Speculations

MacArthur Claims ‘Truman’s Policies  Will Lead To Ruin   Calls For Change In Leadership   In Speech At Seattle Centennial

U.S. Faces Ruination,  Mace Says   Declares Nation Biunderine To War

Doug Turns on Verbal Barrage  Delivers Blistering Attack on Trumanites

Seattle Audience Tole Present Policies in Capital Will Lead to Country's Ruination

Mae Charges H.S.T. Leads U.S. To Rum   Speech at Seattle Centen: nial Angers Demo Senator

Charges Policy Leads to Ruin  ‘Mochr thar Lashes at  rurman Aaminictreat:

MacArthur Rips Trumar At Seattle   Following Policy Leading to Ruin, General Charges

Government Policy Hit By General   Ousted Commander Is Charged With Being Candidate For U. S. President

MAC CHARGES TRUMAN POLICY CAN RUIN U. S.   General Ignores Protests te Blast Truman for War, Socialism.

NEW AGENCY IS CREATED  $7.8 Billion Foreign Aid Bill OKd By Committee

Aid Bill Set For Next Week   House To Consider Cut Under Request

REV. CARAKER URGES STATE BAN ON REDS   Mt. Vernon Minister Testities to State Senate That Communism is’ Immediate Grave Danger.”   COMMUNIST CHIEF HELD FOR CONTEMPT   Apologizes for Outburst But Declines to Say Whether He Would Fight Against Russia.

PAUVLUUY SUUVEWNIR’  re ere  Korea G. I. Picks Uy’ N ational Rei

Iranian Slain By Russians   Soldier's Death Could Af. fect Tense Situation in Anti-Foreign Ferment

Clashes Common, but Tension Great  lran Soldier Said Shot by Russians

lranian Border Trouble Flares:  British Protest  hint Beanngnanda

Russians Claim Soldier Found On The Soviet Side Of Frontier; Number Of Claahea In Past.

Russians Kill Iran Soldier   ‘Incident on Frontier ‘Sets Nation on Edge; Briton Warns of Peril From Hate Propaganda

Russian Kills lran Trooper   Frontier Guard Shot, Tehran Report Says

Iran Soldier Said Killed  By Russians   Border Incident Occurs as British Protest Propaganda

lranian Shot By Russians On Border   lran Commission Sent To Frontier To Investiaate

Iran Border Guard Slain By Russians  Increases Tension In Critical Area; -PReitich in Warning

lranian Killed By  Russians   Border Guard Dead, Concentration Of Soviets Reported

iranian Soldier Killed at Border By Soviet Troops   Russians Say Man Was on ‘Their Side’ Of Frontier Line

lranian Patrol Soldier Killed By Russians   Commission Is Sent To Probe Shooting  On Caspian Frontier

Iranian Soldier Reported Killed By Russian Shot   Commission Tnuvestigates Threg-Day-Old Slaying Of Frontier Patrolman

RUSSIANS KILL IRAN SOLDIER ALONG BORDER   Incident Produces Greater Tension  In Fight For Oil

CSISIOT sVEOUTIES  ‘Tranian Patrol Soldier Shot By Russian On Eastern Border

Iran Frontier Soldier Slain By Red Patrol   Russians Report He Crossed Border And Shooting Followed.

Russians Kill Iran Soldier Along Border  New Incident Adds To Tensior Caused By Oil Take-Over

lran Border Patrol Soldier Slain By Reds   Iranian Military Commission To Probe Incident

Russian Troops  Kill Iranese  Frontier Guard British \ Ervny Warns  Rttnaeaak Aaninme*

 tension Mounts  (Iranian Patrol Soldier Shot By Russian On Eastern Border

IRAN SOLDIER  KILLED BY RUSSIANS   Reportedly Shot On Patrol Near  Caspian Sea

Iran Soldier Shot, Killed By Russians   Reds Say Army Man Slain When Found on Soviet Side of. Frontier; One Of Many Clashes

Supreme Court Rules Against Ohio Paper   Journal Violated Law By Denying Space

NEWSPAPER LOSES. SUIT   iSupreme Court Holds It Violated Trust Act.

VAN FLEET IS CONFIDENT OF ALLIED MIGHT   8th Army Commander Says Chinese De Not Have a Chance In Korea.

Denies Any Subversion — Against Red:  Two Congressmen  pa a ee ey Fe oe

U.S. in Sharp Note To Russ on Spying   Charges ‘False’ and in ‘Ill-Grace’. From Nation Engaged in Subversion Against American Gov't, Reds Told

DENY RUSSIAN  “SPY CHARGES   Note to Moscow Rejects Claim of Subversive Plan

Soviet Charges lof Subversion Nailed by U. S.   Communist Worid in * Grip of Spy Mania. Adds Conaressman

U. $. Denial Of Spy Charges Made in Note  Ms... OPO 8,   Vishinsky Is Called ‘Venemous Old Goat

U.S. Denies Red Charges   Not Promoting Subver sion in Soviet Union, Note Says

U.S. Note Denies Charge by Soviet  ‘Spy Mania’ Seen In Latest Attack

FORD WALKOUT NEXT MONDAY IS CALLED OFF   Westinghouse Strike Ordered If Pact Deal Fails

Judge Orders Reds To Post New Bail  14 Minor League Commies Involved

Swapping Ot Insults Continues Between Reds And The Allfies   Fvidence Fraime

British Missior To Tehran Is On Its Way   Leader Tells Reporters Britain Accepts the Nationalization Idea

BRITISH FLYING TO IRAN MEET   Roundtable Discussion May’ Settle Rumpus

Mission to Iran on Oil   Harriman Looks For Success in  Talks Ahead

Noles Exchange  Britain, Iran Plan Talks On Oil Dispute Settlement

BRITISH MISSION TAKES OFF FOR IRAN   Premier Reported Sold on Taking Half Of Profit, Letting Britons Run Oil Fields

Britain, Iran To Talk Peace   iNations Formally Agree To Seek Oi! Dispute. Settlement

IRAN MISSION SET FOR TALK ON OIL PEACE’   British Leader Expresses Hope Far Settlement

lran And Britain In   Cabinet Mission Leaves For Tehran For Roundtable

British Send Negofiators To Oil Talks   Iranian Problem Will Be Discussed Under New Plan; Mission Flies From London

Britain and Iran Agree > To New Talks   British Cabinet Mission Leaves by Plane for Tehran.

Britain, Iran Agree to Seek Oil Settlement   Cabinet Mission Leaves London by Ai: For Tehran Parley

Britain, lran To Reopen Oil Dispute Talks   Cabinet Mission Leaves for Teheran

Britain, Iran Agree to Seek End of Oil Row   Britons Take Off for Tehran After Exchange Of Notes on Decision

Britain, [ran Ready to Talk Around Table   \Stokes’ Cabinet Mission Leaves for Tehran After 6 Notes

Reds Strike Back on Eastern Flank   Stiff Resistance. Met by Advancing American Tracnea

Allies Blast Reds On 55 Mile Front —   MaeArthur At Front Warns  Of New Push

New, Fantastic Weanons Hinted In Truman Talk   Speculation Started By President's Assertion

G.O.P. Split On Troops  Issue Seen   Differences Of Opinion Loom On Europe Defenses

SENATORS SPLIT OVER TROOPS TO EUROPE ISSUE   ASK DEWEY, HOOVER TO TESTIFY BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

3-Way Split Faces G. O. P  Over Troops   Woover And Dewey Invited To Appear And Testify On Men For Europe

—NORTH ATLANTIC DEFENSE— Republican Leaders Split On Troop Issue

Three-Way Split By GOP Leaders On Troop Plans   Dewey, Hoover To Testify Next Week At Hearings

Troops-fo-Europe Limit Splits GOP  Senators Divided On Control Step

GOP Heads Near Split Over Issue.   Leaders in Senate Disagree on Limit Of American Troop: ‘For Europe Defens:

TROOP SHIPMENT DISPUTE. DIVIDES BOP. LEADERS   Senate Stirred By _ Question Of Send. ing Soldiers To Eu rope--Hoover  Dewey To Testify.

Senate GOP Split 3 Ways   Differ on Troops For Europe Issue; Two Leaders Invited

3-Way Breakup Over Troops  Republican Leaders Nearinc to Europe Policy Decision

Senate Republicans Seem On Verge Of 3-Way Split On Troops To Europe

GOP Leaders Split 3 Ways On Troop issue  Testimony of Bradley. Marshall Called  “C oneralties”’

3-Way Split in GOP in Congress On Troop Issue  Await Answers of   Await Answers of Dewey and Hoover To Tell Views

G.O.P. Nears B-Way Split Over Troops      Hoover And Dewey Invited To Testify Ai earings Next Week

Senate Republican Leaders Near  '3-Way Split Over Troops-To-Europe

GOP Leaders on Verge of Split On Troop Issue?  Hoover and Dewey Invited to Testify

Leaders on Verge of 3-Way Split LLL OI  GOP's Ranks. Divided On Troops-to-Europe

Differences Increase Over Limitation On Number Of Troops To Serve Overseas

Senate GOP InThree-Way Split on Arms   Wherry, Taft, Millikix Disagree on Troops For Europe Program

Mild Interest In Badger Vote  Vote Not Expected To Exceed 500,000

Air Force Told to be Less Charitable To Drives, More So to Hs Recruits

ENEMY FIRE DAMAGES U.S DESTROYER   Seiverling Hit by Shore Guns; No  Casualties

SOME FOOD COSTS MAY YET RISE   Controls Chief Reveals Plan For Substantial Price Cuts

DiSalle Sees Five Pct. Rise In Food Costs   Price Administrator Vow: ‘Substantial? Rollbacks To Pre-Korca Base

Keeping One Eye  Toward Kaesong   Light P robing Attack: ‘Thrown Against UN Troops. on Korean Battlefront

World Torn By Strife as Yule Dawns   Mankind’s Desire for Peace Still Unattained After 1951 Long Years

Century's Strife Has Dimmed Celebrations   Jewish-Arab Struggle Points to World Trouble in Holy Land

Christmas 1951 Brings Theme of Peace To  World Torn By Strife   Even In Holy Land Worsh iping Of Pilgrims Carried On Amid st Barbed Wire, Guards; Spellman With Troops.

Cold Relieves Flood Region   Slows Thaw But Brings New Hardships in © Washington

Only Two Minor Questions Hold-Up Cease-Fire Talks   Should Settle Both Quickly: Good Progress at Friday Meeting.

Public Welfare Spending Holding Major Interest In Constitutional Amendment Election November 13

Bill to Lower Draft Age to Be Offered   Other Changes Are Sought by Defense Department

Drattot 18 Year Olds  Planned   Current Defense Aim To Extend Service, Tighten Deferments

Revised Draft Would Call 18-Year-Olds   Proposed Legislation Asks Extension of Service Time in Army

NEW DRAFT LAW ISCURRENT AIM FOR SERVICES   Measure Is Planned To Supplant Act Which Expires

Military To Seek PrattOf 18-Y ear-Olds. Tightenin  Of Deferment Regulations

Lower Draft Age, Tighter Deferments To Be Sought   New Selective Service Plan Declared Close To Universal Military Training Proposal

Draft Aims Defense Dep’! Would Induct 18-Year-Olds  Also Asks 27-30 Months Service

Will Tighten Determents Of Draftees   Also Plan to Drop Induction Age and Extend Period.

LEGISLATION 10 CUT DRAFT AGE CONTEMPLATED   Army Will Take 18-YearOlds And Tighten  Deferments   MANPOWER NEEDED TO MEET MILITARY GOAL

‘New Draft Legislation Would Lower Induction Age, Lengthen Service

Defense Dept. Aims At Lower Draft Age  Alea Te Raoabine   Also Is Seeking To Tighten Down On Deferments  And Exemntianc

TO MEET ARMY GOAL  Lower Age Call, Longer Hitch For Dratt Planned in Bill

Williams, Legislature Ready to Trade to Get Gas Tax and Corporation Lev:

Pilot Roosts On “Rainier   Intentionally Lands on 14.408 Foot Mountain. Can't Take Off

Flier Stuck On Mountain   Lands Atop Mt. Rainier, Can’t Get Plane Started And Huddies in Cold

FLIER LANDS  ON MOUNTAIN; CAN'T LEAVE   Spends Night in 20 Below Zero Weather, Huddled in Plane.

McChord Pilot Unable To Start Engine After Intentional Landing On Crest of Peak

Air Force Pilot Stranded on Mountain Top   Rescue Teams in Endeavor to Assure Survival

Bootleg gers’ Tax Data  Glen E X- ‘T- Maw Says   Members Of Rheinfeld-Zwillman Gang Raided Files, Former Agent Tells Senate Crime Committee

Tax Reports ~~ Said Stolen   Truman Issues Order Opening Returns

McGratli Says He'll Testify  Attorney General  Answers Demand  es , os fr cs

McGrath Agrees To Testify in Taxation Probe   Attorney General Answers Challenge To Tel! Story

McGrath Ready To Help Probers  Willing To Testify On Fraud Checkup

Tax Hearings to Resume Monday  McGrath ‘Delighted” To Testify Publicly

McGrath Declares He Will Testify   Public Hearing Requested By Attorney General

McGrath Offers to Testify in Probe Of Tax Scandals   Delighted”’ to Appear If Hearing Is Held In Public

Attorney General Willing To Testify At Tax Probe   McGrath Says He Would Be. ‘Delighted’ To Appear At Hearing; Promises Cooperation

UMW Official Says Gift Was Surprise  When Financial Group Contributed to Labor Figh

Cleveland Financier Gaye. A ti-Te ft Funds        “s.UMW Leader ‘Pleasantly Surprised’ At-$35:000 Contribution in 1950

McGrath Says He's Willing To Testify   Attorney General Ready To Appear In Tax Case

McGrath Agrees lo Testify in Tax Investigation   Attorney General Adds. However, that Public Hearing Is Necessary.

M’GRATH READY TO TESTIFY IN TAX FRAUD CASE   ATTORNEY GENERAL SAYS ‘DELIGHTED’ TO PRESENT FACTS

McGrath Set to Testify Publicly at Tax Hearings   Answer in Reply to Republican's Demand He be Called by Grour

McGrath Willing To Be Heard   Ready To Testify At Public Session

MAY ASK MCGRATH   Attorney General Willing to Testify in Tax Irregularities

Attorney General To Give Testimony Would be “Delighted”   Would be “Delighted” To Explain Corruption If Hearing is Public

Is Willing To Giy e Testimony . —$—— Sey  McGrath May Talk In Tax Fraud Probe

M’Grath Glad To Testify in Tax Hearings   Sought by House Group Checking on Handling of Cases

McGrath Would Be ‘Delighted’ To Testify   Answers Demands Of Republican Senators That He Appear To  Explain Tax Policy

Senators Ask Attorney Genera Enter Tax Probe.  Ask Full Statement _  sa Sg Rs PR

UMW OFFICIAL BARES $35,000 CIFT FROM CYRUS EATON. AIDES   McGrath Agrees To Give Testimony i in Tax Probe

St. Louis Vote Result Tagged Fair Deal Test   *Bossism’ Is Issue in Races For House Seat

FOREIGN AID BILL SENT 10 SENATE   SPLADING OF — 87,535,750,000 ON ALLIES’ DDOFENSES RECOMMENDED.

Truce Talks Progress in Informal Air   Subcommittee s Discussing Plan For Border Area

Parleys on Truce In Informal Stage   Small Group To Attempt Boundary Line Aqreement

Communists Accept New Plan By Joy   Larger Group Will Take Recess While Subcommittee Meet:

HOPE 10 END THREE - WEEK DEADLOCK   Line Of Demarcation Stilt Key Stumbling Block  DAILY SESSIONS   Of Large Group Suspended While Two-Man Teams Consider Problem

Armistice Negotiators — Create Subcommittee To Ponder Buffer Problem

Encouraging Step Taken In Tangle   Optimism Gowing Reds May Relent On Butter Demand

‘o Establish:  Group Yo Try. Line Of Truce   First Meeting Planned: Tomorrow “Morning. Kaesong Conference

Sub-Group to Seek Answers To Problems   Committee Named and Accepted to Ponder Solution to Truce Deadlock ©

AN TEAMS FOR EAGH SIDE MEET FRIDA   Virtual News Blackout Will Be Imposed on Talks at Kaesong.

Both Sides Will Send Two Representatives   Delegates To Attempt To Break Buffer Zone Deadlock

Truce Talks Move Into New Informal Phase   Subcommittee Trys To Untangle Snarl

Optimism Reflected In Munsan   Compromise Group Meets This Eventing

New Approach In Peace Talks   Committee Is Appointed To Discuss Boundary Line

Truce Talks Enter Informal Stage as Commitiee Meets   Small Group Seeks To Break Impasse Over Demarcation Line

Koreans Accept U.N. Proposal For Informality   Subcommittee of Two Delegates From Each Side Will Meet

‘Cease Fire  Talk Diverted to’ ‘New Phase  ~ Group Chosen: udy Line _

U.N. and Reds are Trying to Unsnarl Buffer Zone Row  Subcommittee at   Subcommittee at Work On Issue Holding Up Talks

Korea Talks To Be More  “Informal?   Smaller Group Meet To ‘Recommend’ Armistice Zone

—CEASE-FIRE—  A-Man Group Will Diseuss Korea Truce  Buffer Zone Is Stumbling Block

Group Engaged In Move To Enc Korea Deadloc   Small Subcommittee Wil! Try To Untangle Snaftl Over Demarcation Line

New Group To Discuss Truce Issue   Subcommittee Created To Solve Armistice Line Problem.

Four Man Group To Take Over   Will Make Effort To Settle Buffer Zone Controversy

Encouraging Step Taken On Demarcation Line; Negotiations Are Secret

INFORMAL TRUCE TALKS AGREED. ON   Communists Accept Allied Plan for Subcommittee to Take Up Deadlocked Buffer Zone Issue.   > EACH SIDE SENDS TWO DELEGATES   Idea Is to Get Away From Long Speeches, Says Joy, Then Nam Talks 51 Minutes. 

Two Members Of Each Side Study Issue   Reds Accept Joy’s Idea That Informal Discussions May Break Deadlock

Tackle Snarl OnBufferLine   Small Subcommittee Replaces for Time Formal Negotiations for Truce Basis

Small Informal Group Will Try To End Snarl  Over Boundary   Cautious Optimism: Reds Believed Willing to  Compromise

Subcommittee Will Attempt To Set Front   Commies Quickly Accept Joy’s Plan To Break Deadlock

Smaller Group © Seeks Agresniait On Buffer Zone   Red Acceptance ‘of Adm, Joy’s Plan. Marks First Show - Of Truce Preaqrace

Truce Talks Take On New.  Informal Air   Negotiators Seek to Break Demarcation Impasse With Newly Agreed Subcommittee

SHOWERS   — CEASE-FIRE ~— New Truce Talk Unit Set Up   WILL CONSIDER BUFFER ZONE

Truce Talks In New Phase  On Buffer Line  Small Body Seeks Agreement; Compromise Aaain Is Hinted

New Approach Tried AAA Rin nn aenniennnsnernnncs  Zone Problem Is Handed to  Subcommittee

subcommittee Will Try fo End Buffer Zone Row   Optimism Growing That Foe’s Ready To Accept Compromise

New, Informal Phase Reacher In Truce Talks by Allies, Red:   Poland No More Than Big Jail Says Foreign Minister Refuaee

Smaller Unit Going To Try  lor Solution   Peace Talks By Full Delegations Will Be Suspended

Committee Tries To End Impasse Over Buffer Zone  Reds Agree to Joy Suggestion for Talks   we ice orn cn...

FOUR WILL TRY TO THRESH OUT TONE.OF TRUCE   Reds Accept Idea, Ask Larger Group -Than_lov Planned

Both Delegations Will Be Trimmed To 2 Men   Hope To Break Deadlock Over Demarcation Line; Revamped Peace Body Meets Tonight

New Phase Is Reached In Korean Truce Talks  Small Subcommittee Is Created in Aiden ot tn. varcarms Da‘adlnek.

2 Representatives from Each Side to Meet at Kaesong in Effort to Unsnarl Deadlock.  CHANGE IN TACTICS CREATES OPTIMISM

Sub-commiftees To Get Together On Buffer Zone   Fighting Flares Up In Intense Heat of Korea Battlefront

Subcommittees Take Over In Cease-Fire Talks  Two Representatives Of Each Side Try To End Impasse

Subcommitiee Takes Over in Effori fo Break Deadiock   Allies and Reds Each Represented by Two Men in Kaesong Talks.

Communists Accept Allied Proposal For Subcommittee  To Work On Thorny Problem

Seek to End Snarl Over Demarcation   Move Is Believed Most Encouraging Step Toward Aidinj In Solving Issue

Negotiators Try To Break Snar\ Over Buffer Zone   More Informal Sessions Are Scheduled as Encouragement is Seen

Signs Indicate Reds Might Be Willing To Compromise On Boundary Line

Red Change In Tactics Encouraging   Negotiators Think Korean Communists Near Compromise

4 Member Group Meet Thursday Night for Parley   Will Try to Agree On Buffer Zone During Peace Talks

Peace Talks Now In Informal Phases; May Break Deadlock   Step Encouraging ‘As Reds May Compromise Issue

Korean Truce Parley Takes On New Phase   Subcommittee Trying To Unsnar! Tangle On Buffer Zone

Informal Phase of Truce Talks Hints Optimism   Small Subcommittee Named to Untangle Buffer Zone Snarl

Buffer Zone Issue Given To Subcommittee   To Try To Untangle Snarl Over Where Demarcation Should Be Drawn

Reds Accept New Phase in Truce Parley   Subcommittee Is Set in Informal Boundary Talks

PLAN-ACCEPTED FOR CREATION OF SUB-GROUP   Committee ‘ Will Tackle Thorny Issue of Buffer ° Zone Location   DELEGATES RECESS   Main Sessions Suspended While Smaller Panel Goes to Work -

Subcommittee On Buffer Zone To  Meet Tomorrow   ‘Group To Try To End  Deadlock In CeaseFire Talks.

Sub-Committee To Take Over Cease-Fire Talks   Will Attempt to Break Buffer Zone Deadlock in Meetings

Sub-GroupTo Try Informal Peace Talks   American Proposal For Committee Discussion Is Acdaniad At Kaacane

ppamiam: Reflected  In Munsan   . Compromise Group Meets This Eventing For First Time -

Armistice Negotiators Attempt New Strategy, Create Subcommittee 

Cease-Fire Talks Move Into New Informal Phase With Subordinate Group Working On Demarcaf'n Line

Negotiators at Kaesong Create: ‘Small Subcommittee In Endeavor To Break Long Impasse Over Demarkation Line—Action Regarded as Most Encouraging Since Conference Began

Each Side Naming Two  Under Plan  Full Committee  Will Mark Time:

Another Try To End Deadlock On Korean Line   Informal Talks — May Lead to Red = Compromise On Zone

Truce Talks Move Into A Promising Informal Phase  Reds Accept Joy Suggestion To tet— - Smoller Groun Act

Truce Negotiators Create Subcommittee to Discuss Demarcation Line Problem   Dry Creek Water Hearing Scheduled Here Sept. 24

Reds Accept  Joy's Idea Of  Subcommittee Formal Talks Will  Cease; Newsmen  SKY. “5 Dia Kil wecomal

Dikes Holding Kansas Flood   Floods Still Threaten Kansas City; Fair Weather Forecast for Today

Flood’s Threat Eases in Kansas   Rampaging River Dropping Steadily

Dry Weather Brings  Hope to Flood-Weary  Kaw River Residents Engineers Confident  Weekened Levees Will  y «aT rye

Midwest Flood Threat Eases As River Falls.   Kansas City Industrial Area Remains On Alert Dike Work Continues.”

Flood Threat In Kansas  Eases Today   Diminishing Rains Allow Streams To Return To Banks

Kansas City’s Flood Danger Is Diminished   Rivers Drop Steadily And Threat of Another Deluge Seems to Be Passing Away

Flood Threat To  Kansas Eases   Truman Expects To Inspect Area On

Flood Pressure Eased, Kansas City Relaxes Some   Rain Apparently Is Out of Picture in Kansas River Watershed

Fiood Threat Eases as River Falls Upstream   Kansas City Areas Remain on Alert

Kansas Flood Threat Easing  Outlook Brightens As Raine Diminic tof.

Kansas Flood Threat Eases  Rains Diminish And  River Begins To Fall

‘Traman Gets A Look  New Flood Threat Feige As Kansas River Drops

Flood Threat At Kansas City Eases As Waters Recede   However, Engineers.  Maintain Constant Viail At The Dikes

Farm Grange In Aj proval Of Tax Hike   National Farm Organization’s Spokesman Says Truman’s Proposal Is All Right for Starter.

Marshall. Offers Secret Materials  Much of Testimony. Can't Be Disclosed

English Nationals Instructed To Remain Despite Expulsion Decree: Near East Tense

Caudle Says FBI Investigation in 1945 ‘Completely Exonerated’ Him of Rumors

SERIOUSNESS OF DAMAGE NOT KNOWN Dwight Eisenhower's Political Prospects Have Been Damaged Some In Recent Weeks

Baby ‘Mart’ ‘Probe Denied   No Adoption for 1]   All Gfiers Gré Rejected by Court.

Motors to Home Town After Chicaao Ovation   Estimate 800,000 Persons Cheered General Along Ninety Mile Auto Trip to Wisconsin City.

MArthur Calls for Clear-Cut Victory Now   Asks for Realistic Policy, Definite Stand in Korean War

MacArthur Hailed By Milwaukee ©  Triumphant Ride Follows Fiahting Chicago Speech

Crowds "Estimated At 800,000 Cheer General As He Motors From Chicago Through Kenoshe To North   WAS ACCLAIMED IN CHICAGO YESTERDAY

Hero Returns To Milwaukee After 39 Years   Crowds Line 23-Mil Route From Chicago

Non-Battle Hurts Were Kept Back, Sen. Bridges Says After Hearing

Method of Firing MacArthur May Have Been ‘Wrong’   “Could Have Been Handled Better”, Bradley Testifies at Hearina.

Testimony By Bradley Ends On Sixth Day   Tells Senate Group Firing of General Wa: Right, But: That It Wacn't Hondied Wel]

Feels Mac’s Firing Is Handled Badly  Bradley Winds Up Six Days Testifying

Want Acheson Brought into Senate Quiz   Sen.. Hickenlooper Kequests That Committee,Call Secretary of Statens Witness.

Bradley Ends 6 Days Before Senate Group   Acheson Next? Senate Committee Discusses Schedule

MIGHT BE BETTER   Bradley rts, However, the Firing of Gen eral MacArthur   WINDS UP TESTIMONY

DEMOCRATS SAY GEN. MW ARTHUR MADE MISTAKE  Army Chief-of-Staff Slated as Next Wit ness During Sen~ atorial Inquiry. BULLETIN

Awkward Method On Firing   While Not Elaborating; Bradley Says M’Arthur Ouster Could Have  “Reen Handled Better”

Senator Wants To Call Acheson For Quizzing   Hickenlooper Moves To Defer Questioning of Military Witnesses

Cancer Snecialist Dies Of Disease .   New Drug Fails to Benefit Brazilian.

Brazilian Cancer Researcher Is Victim  Of Dread Disease He Tried To Conguer

Leaf Prices Run Above Last Year   Record High Cash Return Assured If Levels Continue

Cut In Fund: For ‘Voice’  Is Approved   House In Tentative Agreement On Slash Of Bid By 90 Percent

Taft Planning Law to Bar Appeasement  Wante Metiew Paton   Wants Action Taken To Keep Formosa Qutof Red Hands

Renewed War  Brings UN Plea   Cease-Fire Brief On Palestine Front

Earthquakes Add to Terror in Region Of Philippine Velcano’s Eruption

Confessed Slayer Will Take Lie Test  Suspect Others Are Involved in Killing 

Scholz Boy To Be Given Lie Tests   Police Think Others May Have Been Involved in Slaying.

Allied Negotiators Ready to Resume Cease-Fire Talks   Red Radios Silent On UN Demands fo Neutrality at Site

U.N. Truee Team Awaits  Red Answer  Cammunists Silent   Communists Silent On Ridgway Demand For Guarantees

Reds Are Silent On Demand of United Nations   New Guarantees of Neutrality Asked

Reds Silent On UN Demand: For Fair Play  Wait at Peace Camp Teo Resume Discussion

ENVOYS BACK IN KOREA TO AWAIT ANSWER   Ready To Resume Talks If Ridgway’s Terms Are Accepted

Reds Silent on U. N. Demand for Guarantees   Allied Delegates Back In Korea, Awaiting Neutrality Pledge

Orders To Resume Negotiations Wil! Come Only If Reds ‘Accept Demands

REDS SILENT DN GUARANTY OF NEUTRALIT}   Ignore Ridgway’s Demand That Kaesong Remain Neutral Zone.

No Red Answer To Demand for Strict Neutrality   U. N. Delegation Returns To Korea, Ready to Resume Peace Talks.

Ridgway’s Amendment To Renewal Of Cease-Fire Talks Draws Silence From Red Chiefs; Propaganda Rife

Reds Silent On UN Demanc For Neutrality   Radios Fail to Tell Of Ridqway’s Reply

Guarantees — Of Neutrality Must be Given   Allied Delegates Return to Korea; Red Radio Gives Out Propaganda

Reds Silent On Demand For Fresh Guarantees Of Kaesong Neutralitv —

Reds Silent on Ridgway Demands UN Envoys Return to  Korea—Talks Await  Pit A ee Paver DC ssapantrpe

UN Negotiators To Resume Talks If Demands Met   Communist Radios Reman Silent On Neutrality Zone Request; Details Mav Delav Parley

Enemy Radios Snub General's Pledge Demand  U.N. Negotiators Return to Korea, Await New Talks

5 ARE SILENT DEMAND MADE V GEN. RIBEWA}   urs Pass With To Reply Message Calling on remy to Pull Troops Out of Kaesong.   ED ARMISTICE XELEGATES AT BASE   Request That 20 News Be Allowed ta Visit erence City Rejected  By Communists.

Alhies Awaiting Reply to Resume Armistice Talks   Neither Korean Red Nor Chinese Mention Ridaway’s Ultimatum

Red Radios Silent on Demand of U. N. for Fresh Guarantees of Neutrality at Meeting.  NEXT CEASE-FIRE  maa =-— . ee! wee ee ee ee ee

Allies in Korea Ready for Talks   Red Radios Say Chiefs Awaiting Allied Answer

Enemy Radio Silent, UN’s Delegation  me, ks Pledge  Talks Wall Resume   Talks Wall Resume When Foe Assures Neutrality of Area

Reds Silent On Demands By Ridgway   Peace Negotiators Return To Korea After Conference

U.N. Peace Team Back In Korea   Chinese Radio Says Communists ‘Awaiting Reply

UN Negotiators Return to Korea   Allies Ready to Resume Talks When Enemy Pledges Kaesone Will Be Kept Inviolable

Allied Delegates Return To Korea To Await Reply   Peiping Radios Ignore Kaesong Neutrality Issue

Communists Ignore Fresh Neutrality Demands by U.N.   Reds Make No Mention of Demand By Ridgway

PEIPING SAYS NO REPLY YET FROM ALLIES   Cease-Fire Team Waits at Kaesong, Says Radio Report

Communists Remain Silent on Ut Demands for Neutrality Guarantees on Peace Meetings  Allied Negotiators Have Returned To Korea, Ready to Meet Again

Allies Reported Set fo Resume Kaesong Talks   32 Hours After New Ridgway Demand, Red Radio ‘Waits Reply’

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   Allied Team Awaits Word In Korea

Allies’ Truce. Team Back Al  Korean Base   ‘Ready To ‘Resume If And When Reds Reply To Ridgway Message

Reds Are Quiet On  Demands   No Reply on New Cruarantees OF Neutrality

Red Radio Silent On UN Demand   Allied Truce Team Back in Korea Ready to Resume Talks.

Reds Remain Silent on UN Demands for NewGuarantees      Allied Negotiators Ready To Resume Cease Fire Talks

U. N. Negotiators Wait i in Vain for. Reply from Reds.      .-Peiping Radio Is: “Silent'on Ridgway” -.-Demand for Neutra » Tone at Koocann:

Allied Truce  Team Awaits Reply In Korea  Admiral Jov Haa “‘h   Admiral Joy Has “Ne Idea When Talks Will Be Resumed.”

Reds Stay Silent On  Guarantees   Allies Ready To Resume Talks When Enemy Pledges To Make Zone Safe

Admiral Joy And Delegates Back in Korea   Commies Declare American Troops Violated Accord

Red Radios Silent On UN Demands For Fresh Guarantees   Allied Negotiators Back in Korea Await Communist Pledge

U.N. TRUCE TEAM BACK IN KOREA   Negotiators Return From Tokyo, Ready to Talk When Reds Guarantee Neutral Zone,   RED RADIO IGNORES NEW ALLIED DEMAND   Peiping Claims Reds Still Await Ridgway Reply, Accuse U. S. of Violating Neutrality,

Negotiators Return to. Korean Base  Resumption of .  Parley in Doubt

Reds Are Silent  Over Guarantees   Cease-Fire Talks Won't Re open Until Assurances Are Received   Breakup Stems From Presence of Armed Red  Troops in Kaesong

Utah Convicts Sieze Guards In Angry Riot   Four Guards Held As Hostages As Warden Dickers For Release

Inmates Smash Furniture, Mill  Thru Corridors  200 Take Part In Disturbance; - Truce Declared

UTAH PRISON SEIZED BY CONVICTS   No Escapes Reported But Death House Inmates Freed

Crack-Down Planned For Racketeers  — Will Clamp Tax   Will Clamp Tax Squeeze On 165 Kansas Gamblers

A Tax Clampdown  Planned in Kansas Suspected Gamblers And Racketeers Said To Total Around 165

GOP Leaders Map Strategy In Troop Fuss   Chairman Kee Says He'll Keep Senate Resolution Tied Up

Sec. Marshall At Senate Probe. For Sixth Day  Seek Outline Of March Korean  RR... SOF...

G. Marshall In 6th Day Of Testimony   Senators Ask Outline  Of Administration Plan In March

Egypt Is Hesitant Over Withdrawal   Relations With Britain Are Being Reviewed

Egypt Ponders London Break  Withdrawing Of lis ‘Ambassador. tssue

COURT RESTORES CITIZENSHIP OF GERMAN NATIVE   Peter A. Bindczyck Was Denied Papers In Circuit Court Here   WAS STATIONED AT CAMP RITCHIE THEN

New Buildings Ready for Fall School Term   Four New Buses To Be in Operation Durina Term

New Buildings Ready for Fall School Term  - Four New Buses To Be in Operatio: ps ;  aararm ea ff >

Judge Charges Grand Jurors Sought Bribes   Pane! Dismissed after Court Gives - _ Names in Alleaed Shakedown Attempt

LET CLOTHING PRICES 60 UP   First Break Comes In June 30 Order to Hold Most Ceilings

QPS PERMITS PRICE RISES IN CLOTHING   No Decreases Allowed in  Price Ceilings

Price of Clothes Boosted by OPS   First: Breakthrough OF June 30th Freeze Is Issued by Agency

OPS Permits Higher Prices on Some Clothing, Takes Effect Immediately

OPS Allows Clothing Hike   Other Goods Are Also Permitted Raise In Price

Efforts To Start New Iran-British Talks Rebuffed   London’s Resolution Termed Unacceptable

lran Rebutis U.S. Efforts To Begin British-[rantan  Oil Talks Under EyeOiULN.

U. S. EFFORTS IN OIL CRISIS ARE REBUFFED   lranians Refuse Te Hav Anything To Do With  Council   CONFERENCE HELD WITH MOSSADEGH

lran-Rejects —  New Talk Plan  U.S. Presses Efforts To Solve Oil Row

Iran Rebuffs Efforts To Bring Controversy ‘Before United Nations

Iranians Rebuff U.S. Talk Plans   Will Not Accept Any Security Council “Interference”,

Iran Rebuffs Peace Effort   American Attempts Futile In OU Contreversy

New Crisis Arises for Truce Talks When  Chinese Squad Ambushed in Neutral Zone

State Will Need Additional Funds  For Operations   Governor States Revenue Is Necessary For Next 2 Years of Business

Issue for 52—  Sull in Doubt   Foreign Policy, Morality Boomed in Two Camps

Treasury and Commerce Departments  Argue About a Mere Three Billion

Atomic Plant Ils Strikebound  Plumbers Walkout Halts Vital Project

Assembly Tax Battle Reaches  Climax Today’   Labor, Industry Will Give Views in Public Hearing

Nation Pays High Price For Outings   Over 150 Dead In Other ThanRoad Accidents

Holiday Death Toll Mounts To 419 In Nation   American Motorists Die  At Rate Of One Every : Eleven Minutes

Total Soars Far Above Predictions   41 Persons Killed On Texas Highways

Bail for Women Reds Increased   California Judge Puts It at $50,000

Kitts Claims Wasn't Robbe:  Even Says He Was No Friend Of The Other Defendant

ON HIS LAST LAP   Top - of - the - World Flie Blair Leaves Alaska for New York City

Blair Leaves Fairbanks on Last Leg Of Amazing Top of The World Flight

Beats Clock in Flight to Alaska ‘Top-of-World’ Flier Begins Last Leg of Polar Hop toN. Y.

IRAN TO ORDER TAX INCREASES   Premier Says He Would Talk Again About Oil Terms

lran Foresees New Economic Troubles As Talks Collapse   Loss of Royaities Hurts; May Mean  Hiaqaher Taxec

BELT TIGHTENING: STARTS ~ tranian Official Warns  Of Economic Crisis 

ON A ROUGH PATE   Iranian People Hear of Eco: nomic Troubles Over  Oil Dispute

New Economic Troubles Facing Iran After Talke With Britain Break Down

Interview Scared Contino, He Says   Doctor Threatened To Toss Irritable Musician Into Guardhouse, He Relates

—TELEPHONES—  All Service Affected In New Seale  Proposed Local  Rates Announced

Qhio Bell Asks Phone Rate Hike; First Increase Still Not Settled   Effect of the proposed Ohio Bell phone increase on Middle‘own and area will be found in a story on Page 2.

Far Eastern Views Given To Senators   General Maintains Siberian Units Are For Defense Guly

Savs Siberian Foree.Defense vice aon omy  tye +9. =< ag ry   ‘Railroad to Move Troops Already Taxed To The  Limit With Materials

Truman Views Flooded Zone In Aerial Tour  Beactelanmt Pineeriiene   President Describes Scene as ‘Awful’; Stops at Home Town

President Views Heavy Damage Of Kansas Flood   Senate Approves $25,000,000 For Stricken Area

Tornadoes, Rain Slash Midwest —  as nnesota Twister ale Waman. urte *

3 COLUMNS OF REDS FLEE ALLIED TRAP   United Nations Tanks Threaten to Cut Off Chinese Retrecting From Eastern Front.   y MOP UP ENEMY IN IRON TRIANGLE   Front Shortened to 75 Miles But Action Is Hidden Under Blanket of Army Censorship.

Girl Stabbed By Rejected  Suitor at Mass   Episode Takes Place in Cathedral as She Walks To Communion Rail

GIRL STABBED WHILE GOING TO COMMUNION   Rejected’ Suitor Attacks Girl In Cathedral; Victim is Near Death

GIRL, 23, STABBED IN BACK AT MASS   REJECTED SUITOR ATTACKS HER IN CATHEDRAL AT DES SIOINES.

Girl Stabted In Back By Reiected Suitor In Church   Victim Critieal From Knife Wounds Inflicted As She Pravys

Rejected Suitor Stabs Girlln Back As She Walks Toward Communion Rail In Cathedral

Promises Report On M’Arthur Probe   Chairman Expects Some ‘Hard’ Findings

Pledaes ‘Hard’ Findings On M’Arthur Firing   Chairman Senator Russell Hopes for Unanimous Renort

3000-MILE GAP CLOSED BY FINGERTIP Trans-U. S. Phone Calls Dialed Directly, Quickly

Infirmary Operation Cost $2. 04° ‘Per Capita; Year's Receipts $13.9 007

President Sets Up New Security Commission   Espionage and Sabotage by Communist Underground

Truman Sets Up Security Board      Nimitz Group May Sift Charges by McCarthy

Nimitz Heads Anti-Red Board   “President - ‘Names  Groupito, Sift: All ‘Red Chaiaes 

President Sets Up New  Security Commission   ‘Action Is Taken To Safeguard Nation Against Treasor  Espionage and Sabotage by Communist Underground

Must Safeguaid Lihertics .  Truman Sets Up Big Name Board To Guard Avainst Red Fsnionage:

Will Watch for Treason, Spies And Sabotage  Given Power to Sift McCarthy's Co:   Given Power to Sift McCarthy's Communists-in-Government Charges; Admiral Chester W. Nimitz to Head Group.

Truman Sets Up Security Board To Guard Rights  Adm. Nimitz Heads Evidence-Sifting

Truman Creates Security Commission In Step To Guard Against Treason, Sabotage. Spying

Iran Leader Is Killed    U.S.- Backed Premier’s Assassin Identified As Religious Fanatic

lran Placed On the Alert  By Assassins   Premier Ali Razmara Slain; People ‘Calm’

US Supported lran Premier Assassinated   Turbulent Asian Land Faces New Troubles As Ali Razmara Is Shot Down in Mosque

Fanatic Slays Ali Razmara In Tehran Mosque   West Fears Killing May Increase Turmoil In Rich Oi! Area

Premier of Iran Slain By Fanatic  Fear Increase Of Turmoil on Russian Border

Premier Of lran Shot To Death   Was Supported By U. S.; Government Places Forces  On the Alert

U.S.-Supported AliRazmarals Slain In Mosque  Fear Assassination ry har, a

Gunman Hits U.S.-Backed  Ahi Razmara   West Fears Political Turmoil; Reds Don’t Amnear Involved

lran Premier Assassinated By Gunman Today  General Assault Is Opened Against Red Troops

Army Alerted As Iran Premier Is Assassinated   Increased Political Turmoil As Result Of Shoot ing; Gunman Seized Aft er Firing Four Shots

Shot to Death in Tehran Mosque : Premier Ali Razmara Of Iran Is Assassinated

Iran's Premier Is Assassinated   Religious Fanatic Is Held After Slaying in Tehran Mosque

Take Death Ot Premier  In Stride   Iran Had Feared Killing Of Ali Razmara Would Stir Political Turmoil

Premier of Iran, Ali Razmara, 50, Is Shot to Death   Assassination Seen As Another Flare-Up in Internal Politics.

lran’s Premier Is Victim of Assassin   Nation's Army ts Placed an Alert; Gunman Is Seized

US-Backed Iranian Premier Murdered In Tehran Mosque   Government Alerts Military Forces, Calle Cabinet Into Emergency Seesion

Assassin Kills lran’s Premier  Shot in Mosque in Tehran; Killer Held

U.S. Backed Iran Premier Assassinated   Religious Fanatic Murderer: Reds Not Involved

lran Premier Assassinated In Tehran Mosque  Armed Forces Are Alerted Following Decth Of Razmara

Paid for Silence Charge of State In Wild Clash  dudge  in Rage  ponreanrnact FE mr   Judge in Rage Sentences Him For Contempt

‘YOU'LL ROT IN JAIL’ Judge Slaps 60 ilies Citations on Balky Gambler

GROSS WRECKS GRAFT TRAIL; WON'T TALK   Angry Judge Sends Gambler to Jail For Contempt

Gross’ Silence Geis Acguittal For 18 New York Cons   ‘But He Gets 5 Years for Contempt, And More [ Is To Come

Silent Bookie Wrecks Trial Of Policemen  State Charges Gross Paid to Seal Lips;  ttl. fear Cantarmmrs

Gross’ Refusal to Testify Wrecks Police Graft Tria!   Court Throws Out Indictment Against 18 Brooklyn Cops— Kingpin Bookie Given Five Years and Fined $15,000 on Contempt Charges—State Declares Money Was Paid to Him to Seal His Lius.

Defiant Bookie’s Refusal fo Talk Breaks Up Trial   Furious Judge Slaps Five-Year Jail Term, Heavy Fine on Gross

Brooklyn — Graft Trial Wrecked by big Bookie   Judge Sentences Gross to 5 Years; Bought Off, State Chareces

Elderly Woman Is Killed When Truck Hits Automobile At York Springs Intersection Today

Strong Wind Kills 4 Over This Region   Colder Weather Seen in Intermountain Area; Snows in Utah

Chinese Behave Like Magicians  Officer Describes Wa  7 ry ie Te ee ee ee

Atomic Explosion  Set Off in Nevada  Flash Seen for Miles; ‘Dry’ Pun Tack Hal Earlier

Atomie Bomb Test Explosion IsHeld Today InLas Vegas   Super Solar Burst Lights Sky For Miles Around; Development Of Weapans Speeded

Caudle Admits Early Warning On ‘Shakedown   President Postpones Planned Session With M’Grath

Overlooked August Warning, He Says   Ousted Tax Aide Lashed by Prober; Reveals Loan from His Host on Tour

$15 Per Day Pay Deadline Draws Closer   Legislature Facing Reduction to $100 Per Month Within, Two More Weeks

U. 5. Prods Russia On Lend-Lease Pay   Russia Still Holding Many Ships, Balking on Pey for Materials

QUESTIONS ON FINNEGAN CASE. ASKED TRUMAN:   President Unable To Reeall If He Asked Collector To Stay   FORRESTAL DIARY ENTRIES DENIED

«Truman Can’t Recall Asking Finnegan To Keep Job   BUYERS ASK DAMAGES IN VALLEY LAND DEAL

Drifts Pile Up  In Two States   Three Hurt as Stalled Trains In Crash

Traffic Stalled By Heavy Snow   Midwest States Report Storm Leaves Huge Snowdrifts

Langlie Plans to Run Again or Back Candidate Favoring Same Program

Increasingly Bold Red Jets Swarm Out of Manchuria   Communist Fighters Battle UN Planes Clear Across Waist of Korea; For First Time: Air Battle Reaches All the Way to Wonsan

Swarms of Red Jets Battle U.N, Planes in Korea   Communist Pilots Challenge Allies For Air Supremacy

US. AND REDS PLANES CLASE   Commies Challenge Allied Air Supremacy Fourth Consecutive Day: .

Superforts and Fighters Attacked by Emboldened Communists Clear Across Waist of Korea.   ONE MIG SHOT DOWN; F-86 SABRE LOSI   Allied Tanks Shoot Up Kum. song, Then Swing West and Pound Entrenched Enemy Troops.

Pilots of Red Jets Britain Balloting Bolder, Fight Allies In One of Its Most All Across Korea -Fateful Elections

INCREASINGLY BOLDER  Red Jets Challenge U. N.  For Supremacy of Air —

Huge Seas — Hit Shipping On Atlantic   Hundreds Of Small Vessels Lost At Anchor

S OS Signals Flash In Gale Off Europe   Two U.S. Freighters Among Ships Sinking In Mountainous Seas

U.S. Ships Radio Distress Signals   Vessels Battered By High Seas Off English Coast

4 Ships Ask Help in Storm-Tossed Atlantic Southwest of British Isles

European Coast Ships Batfered By Hurricane  — 20U.S.,5 Foreign . 1 eee Me, 4, Sees een   2 VU. S., 5 Foreign Vessels Threatened By Howling Storm

Winds Reach 39 MPH In Hurricane   2 U. S. Freighters Reported Among 7 Threatened By  Mountainous Seas

Europe’s Coast Swept: Sinking Vessels Sound -Frantic Distress Calls

Hurricane Rages; Seven Ships S0Sing   East Atlantic In Worst Storm in Years

Ships Sink as Gales Hit Europe   Atlantic Coast Lashed; Frantic SOS Calls Given

American Ship Fights Atlantic   Flying Enterprise in Danger From Storm

Seven Ships ‘Ask Aid In  Werricane   Terrific Storm Hits European Coast; Aid Reaches U. S. Vessel

Howling Hurricane Winds Wash Mountainous Seas Over Sinking Ships Along Europe’s Atlantic Coast, Set Off Series of Frantic Distress Calls

One American Vessel Among Those In Danger   ‘Flying Enterprise’ Radios SOS; Reports She Is Taking Water And Listing Badly

U.S. Ships, Other Vessels Threatened  As Hurricane Lashes European Waters

Coast of Europe Swept by Storm   Seven Threatened Vessels Radio SOS ‘Signals; ; Eautern Atlantic Gale Is Worst in Many Years .

Atlantic Gale Pounds Ships   Two American Vessels Radio For Aid As High Winds Lash Europe's Coast

Storm Hiis West Coast of Europe   Ships Threatened and Small Boats Sink; Winds Up to 89 Miles an Hour.

Atlantic Storm Sinking 7 Ships, Two American  Rescuers Standing B) As Gains Dome Bo   Rescuers Standing By As Gales Rage From Spain to Denmark

Weather   VESSELS CALL FOR HELP OFF FUROPE COAST   Two American Freighters Radio SOS Distress Signals

Hear SOS’s From 2 U.S. Freighters    Storm Said. Worst In Many Years; Help Stands By

Four Ships In Danger Of Sinking As Worst Storm In 20 Years Lit Seas Off Southwest England

Hurricane Off Enropean Coast Wreaking Havoc   Mountainous Seas Have Already Sunk Hundreds Of Vessels.

seven snips Sinking In Stormy Seas   Scores of Vessels Imperiled in Hurricané-Lashed Waters Off European Coast

FOUR SHIPS IN PERIL IN GREAT STORM AT SEA   American Vessel Sends SOS, Rescue Ships Standing By.

They Will Be Fired Sept. 8.... Religious: Beliefs Keep Two From Joining Union

Conscientious Objectors to Joining Union May Lose Jobs   Membership Denied By Religious Belief

Wreck of  ‘airplane Is Found   22 On Lost Craft Believed East of Santa Barbara

Plane With 22 Aboard Crashes Into Mountain   10 Servicemen Among Passengers; Wreckage Sighted in California

10-POINT PLAN TO BE OFFERED BY PRESIDEN]   ‘Full Scale’ Clash Possible, New Session Told

President Gives His Plans For All-Out Defense   Ten-Point Program For Building Defenses Against Possibility Of Full Scale War Presented To Congress; Truman Charges Russia Is Free World’s Enemy

Fanestil Fire Damage  Officially Placed at $328 OOO by Fire Chief

Allies Fan Out Across Front; Reds Repulsed   Foe Shows No Signs Of Laying Down Arms, Guns Roar Defiance

'IRST ANNIVERSARY  Allied Troops Fan Out, Look for Attack Signs 

Reds Quiet 0 Korean Wa Anniversary   Five Attacks Made Sunday Night But Repulsed By Morn

Five Assaults Are Repulsed By UN Forces   ‘Communist Troops Hurl Allies From Two Key Hills On Central Front And Attempt  To Encircle Task Group In West

iCladine Against Rain Making New York City Reach Two Million Dollars

MINOR SCRAPS ENLIVEN COLD KOREAN FRONT   Air Force Is Unable To Engage Migs In Battle

ENLIVEN COLD KOREAN FRONT   Air Force Is Unable To Engage Migs In Battle

Rain and Snow Reduce Fighting Qn Korean Fron   Patrol Are Active And Air Force Makes Spully Route Raids

Moscow-Trained Negotiator Invites Effort to Change — Front Lines If They Can

Allies ‘Dared’ To Quit Talks   Red Also Challenges U, N. Ty Tee Armed Micht

Allies Challenged To Make Display Of Vaunted Power   Armistice Talks Bog Down As Americans Invited To Wse Force To Change Line

Allies Silent For Time Being On Challenge   Neither Side Seems in Mood to Alter Stand; Negotiations Resume

Reds Virtually Dare U.N. to End Truce Talks   Tell Allies to Change. Present Front Lines :By Force If Possible :

Red Negotiator Dares UN To Break Off Talks And Change Front Line

Chinese Dares U.N. Team To-End Parley   Negotiator Says Allies Welcome To-Attempt Force

Reds Dare UN to Break Truce Talks   No Immediate Reply Peiping Radio Urges Belt Tightening.

Reds Dare U.N.  Try To Change  Shooting Line nemy Negotiator  us

ASK CONTINUANCE SOFT DRINK LEVY   Revenue Would Be Used For Control of Floods

RIDGWAY ISSUES GRIM WARNING TO NEW TROOPS   “Imminent Threat” Of All-Out War, Commander Says

Decatur Twp. Couple Wins  Civil Case . Jury Deliberates Six Hours; Awards $1,283 Verdict

184 “YEAR COMPROMISE OF LITTLE IMPORT  Educator Says 18 - Year - Old Draft Looks Like Good Idea

18-Year-Olds’ Draft Backed   Educator Supports Administration Plan

MacArthur Accuses War Correspondent, Homer Bigart, ‘Of “Biased” Reporting; Says Record Belies Charges

M’Arthar Assails Story In Magazine Written By Palitzer Prize Winner

MacArthur Hits Correspondent Homer Bigart  Accuses Writer Of Inaccurate,

MacArthur Calls Reporter ‘Biased’   Writer Hit for Saying Allied Chiet ‘Blundered’

[MacArthur Charges Bigart With ‘Bias,’ Insists Press Itself Demanded Censorship

Nation’s Top Musician Is Happily Celebrating   President Truman Pounding Away On Brand Nee Piano Aud Helping Ghserve Music Week

HV CONGRESS  $15. Million Fund To id Stricken hh  Disaster Area Sure Of Passage In House

Don't Slash. Europe Aid, Taft Warns  fc, ee:  eee , eee   Conditions Now Seen Bar to Arms Help Cut

Senator Taft Backs Large Arms Program   Believes Foreign Aic May Cost Less Than Extending Home Plans

Taft Asks Cut In Foreign Aid  No Reduction Seen In Arme For Eurone

 Resents Implication That He's Trying to Hamper Ike: {Taft Says Military Aid to Europe Can't Be Cut, But Believes Economic Funds Should be Halved

Taft Changes Stand on Aid   Can’t Cut Help for Europe ML Ohjiaan Relieves

Military Aid For European Uses Backed By Senators  Cuts May Be Made In Economic F und  -_mUmlt,

Judy Garland. Sid Luft fake Over Place Being Vacated by Franchot Tone. Neal

REPORT AP PHOTOG ALIVE, WELL  19 Yanks Liberated From Chinese Reds

Strike Ties Up 160 Wool and Worsted Mills   Picket Lines Set Up as 70,000 Leave Jobs in the East

ClO Textile Men Out on Strike  Walkout Involves Half aAas 8. pate BAF .

First Industry’. .; Wide Walkout in Union's History.   Half of Industry's . .  Workers Affected

CIO Opens Textile Fight  First General Strike Halts Half of U.S. Woolen Plants

10,000 CIO Textile Workers on Strike Across the Nation   160 Wool, Worsted Mills Closed Down In Wage Dispute

CIO Begins Wool Strike At 160 Mills   Walkout Is First Industry-Wide in Union’s 11 Years

70,000 TEXTILE WORKERS QUI]   First Industry-Wide Strike In Union’s History.

0,000 Cl0 Textile Union Workers Strike   First Industry-Wide Walkout in 11] Years Seeks Wage Boost

PICKET LINES FORM IN BOSTON AS 70,000 CIO TEXTILE WORKERS STRIKE

Textile Workers Stage Walkouts   First Big Strike By Textile Union

160 Wool and Worsted Mills  Closed Down   Picket Lines Form Before Daybreak as Wage Negotiations Lad in Break-Down

Picket Lines Hit Woolen Plants   Industry-Wide Walkout Is First In Union's Hisio.,

Woolen Milling Industry Faces Biggest Strike   Textile Workers: On Picket Lines For Pay Boost

70,000 Workers Out As Strike Starts at 160 Woolen Mills   Industry-Wide Walkout In Wage Dispute First In Union’s 11 Years

Nation-Wide Wool Strike ls Commenced   First General Walkout In Textile Industry in 11 Years; Picket Lines Are Formed

70,000 Strike Against 160 Woolen Mills   Half of U. S. Output Is Affected; Union Is Asking 15 Cts. Increase

First Walkout In History For. Textile Union  Wool And Worsted Mills Are Forced © Ta Halt Oneratiane

Textile Workers In East Strike   Pay Boost Demanded For 70,000 in Union

70,000 Textile Workers On Strike Today Against 160 Wool And Worsted Mills

70,000 Textile Workers Strike   Walkout is First In 11-Year History Of Textile Union

Woolen Union Goes On Strike   lst Nation-Wide Textile Walkout Idles About 70,000

Woolen Mills: Are Closed By General Strike   Industry-Wide Walkout Affects 160 Big Plants

NATION'S WOOL MILL WORKERS OUT ON STRIKE   Industry- Wide Walkout Fol lows Deadlock Over Wage Demands,

Woolen Mills Picketed As 70,000 Strike  Walkouis Launched _ In East After Wage  Negotiations Fold

—WOOL STRIKE CIO Textile Workers On Picket Lines  70,000 Employes In Walkout Today

Reveal Plans For Increase Of U.S. Air Power   Official Says Will Be Ex panded Vo “Substantial. lv” More Than 84 Group:  Within 18 To 21 Months

M Cone Reveals Strength Will Pass 84 Groups   Undersecretary Gives Forecast On Production

Air Foree Due Bigkxpansion, MeCone States   More Than 84 Groups Slated But Exact Goal Is Kept Seeret

SSTORM ROARS  FROM ARCTIC OVER NATION   Second Disturbance Still Threatens Off Coast

SEVERE STORM BLASTS GREAT PLAINS AREA  ur TrraTTwees  OUT TT rece

Acheson Sees No Appeasement In Plans for Truce  Says U. S. Still Fir Against Giving Reds

Appeasement Is Denied In Korean Dalicy   sec, Acheson Enters Vigorous Denial as He Resumes Testimony at Senate Hearing

Darwood Hilbers Is Victim Of Accident Slaton Man Dies In Car-Train Collision

: ra rae wr Darwoed Hilbers ls Victim Of Accident  Slaton Man Dies In Car-Train Collision

Burned Plant To Be Rebuilt  Bettendorf Loss Is Half Millian Dollars

Dewey May Be Called to Testify At Spa Probe  Attorney Reads List Naming Gambling Kings to Jury

Grand Jury Might Call On Dewey   Costello, Adonis, Lansky Also Might Be Given Summonses to Testify About Saratoga   Recess Is Taken

Senator Says Nation Can Stand Taxes   Fight Continues For $9 Billion In Additional Taxes

Senate in Sharp Debate Over Big Tax Proposals   _ Truman Demand for 10 Billion Increase Is ~ Center of Battle -

BITTER FIGHT IN SENATE ON TAX INCREASES   Hours for Hike; Senator George Balks.

Nation Can Stand Greater Tax Load, Humphrey States   Senator Continues His Fight on Senate Floor for More Revenue

BITTER FIGHT IN SENATE ON   Humphrey Speaks Sever Hours for Hike; Senator Georae Balks.

Humphrey and Millikan Clash  on New Taxes   Minnesotan Says We Can Stand Them, Coloradoan Dissents

Tax P roposal Draws Praise  Of Humphrey   But He Runs Into Sharp Exchange With Millikin Over Increases

Claims Nation Can Support Higher Taxés   Senator Humphrey Supports Truman On Big New Levy

Sharp Debate In Senate on New Tax Load   Humphrey Fights for Higher Figure. Opposition . Stonds for Lower Total

U.S. HELD ABLE TO SUSTAIN HUGE NEW TAX BURDEN   Senator Humphrey Keeps Fighting For At Least $9 Million In New Levy

SEN. HUMPHREY SAYS U, S. GAN STAND TAX HIKE   Continues Fight in Senate for $9 Billion Tax Money.

Humphrey in Plea for   Strong Enough to Absorb Burden of New Load, He Say

Bitter Debate Rages Over Tax Measure   Proponents Of Increases Urge Strong Action

Senate Fight to Hike  New Taxes Is Pushed  Nation's Economy Strong Enough for Burden, Humphreys Says.

U. S. Strength Held Sufficient For Added Taxe:   Minnesota Senator Fights for Boost

Humphrey States US Economy Can Stand Higher Tax   Democrat Continues Fight to Hike Total Desired by President

Able To Carry Big Tax Load   Senator Humphrey Keeps Up Effort For Nine Billion In New Taxation

Minnesota Senator Declares U. 5. ls Strong Enough fo Take On Added Burden of Higher Taxes

Gleeful Pup Stampedes 7: Elephants   ‘Terrier Chases "Em Out OF Town; Captured After Three-Hour

Pugnacious Little Dog Chases Seven Elephants Stampede Countryside

PACHYDERMS PACK AND- SCAT Bellicose Pup Stampedes Seven Mighty Elephants

‘It Sounded Like Elephants and Durnec lf It-Wasn't,, Dog Stampedes Herd -——

South Korean Troops Thrown From 3 Hills   Pooch And Pachyderms: Pup Stampedes Cireus Parade

CAPR AEA? AP LER O-HOIL A CHASE — Pugnacious Pup Stampedes Eelephant Herd p tne Fields Of Gogg ole-Kyed Farmers

Slephant Shakes ae Seven Jungle Giants Chased Out of Town by Small Don

Pooch Stampedes Circus Jumbos   Seven Rounded Up After Bolting From Parade

‘Terrier Chases Elephants Out of Towr In Wild Stampede Across Croplands

Britain Attempts To Get Agreement   Council Session Put Of at Request of Iran for Premier

Oil Dispute Agreement  Sought   Britain Apparently (Stalled In Play For ‘UN. Council Action

REDS END 7-DAY SILENGE ON TRUGE _ SITE PROPQSAI   ‘Communists Reply to Ridg. way’s Suggestion to Switch Talks From Kaesong to No-Man’s-Land.   CONTENTS OF MESSAGE NOT YET DISCLOSED   Note Comes at Time Allied Patience Was Near Exhaustion and Following  Bradley’s Departure.   By TOM BRADSHAW.

COMMUNISTS IN REPLY TO LAST RIDGWAY NOTE   Contents Of Red Message Not Disclosed By Headquarters   GENERAL WANTS TO CHANGE TRUCE SITE

Communist Reply ToGen. Ridgway’s Proposal Is Made   Message's Contents Given  Liaison Officer Are Not  Disclosed At Once

Reds Send Reply To Ridgway   Seven-Day Silence On Truce Talks Broken

Reds Make Reply To Ridgway's Truce Proposal   Communist Liaison Officer Hands Over Message ta Allies

Secret Note By Reds May Be Truce Reply   Believe Context of Message Indicates New Site for Talks

U. N. Receives Reds’ Answer On Truce Talk   Liaison Men Use *Copters To Pick Up Foes’ Reply; Linens With hall

Communists Make Answer To Ridgway Site Proposal, But Details Are Withheld

Local Judges To Pick Winners For Democracy Event   Selection In Jaycee Sponsored  Contest Set For Friday Night When Contestants Speak.

Identity of Implement te Get Out the Voters to Remain Mystery   PLANNING OTHER AIDS

SECRET WEAPON IN JAYCEE   Identity of Implement to Get Out the Voters to Remain Mystery   PLANNING OTHER AIDS

Trust Territory Chief Selected  Ex-Sen. Thomas.   Ex-Sen. Thomas, Of Utah, Named

Food Curbs Said OF To;  Importance   Message Monday To Give Details

Price Control On Food Near  Truman Says   Rule Over Other Living Essentials And Wages Forecas

Wage Controls To Be Imposed At Same Time   Across-the-Board Plan Eventually Will Be Required

Russians Ready To Talk About Terms On 38th, Swedes Report To U.N.

Russian Peace  Feeler Hinted   Sweden Relays Information to UN; Washinaton Denies Knowledge

POLITICS IN CONTROVERSY, DECLARES GOP   Democratic Reply ts That Issue Has Been Injected by Attacks On Bir. Truman,

ASSEMBLY GETS FINANCIAL ISSUE AS WEEK OPENS   North Carolina Legislators Worry Over Appropriation Bil] —Spending Biggest Problem.

Crucial Battle On State Spending Takes Shape On Capitol Hill Today

Lawmakers Se Long-Awaited Budget Battle   ‘Legislators Begin Final Work Stages

Truman Sees Grave Perils   Says Too Many See Chance To Make Money

Bomb Can Be Used, Gore Says   Tests In Nevada Show Weapons Accurate And Devastating, Lawmaker Says

Nuclear Blast Test Witness Tells Belief   Rep. Gore Consults "Security Sheet’ as He Makes § Statement

CD Program Passed Alter Bitter Debate +, Senate's Vote,  "31-25; Measure Sent to Dewey

7 Billions Piled in Jobless Fund  é TY... 7? PO... ...¥. 39 £2... Ob fw OTs   : Huge Pool Earmarked for States is Rising

Baruch Returns From Month's Tour Of Europe   Says Gen. Eisenhower Not Giving Thought To U.S. Politics Now

Baruch Says Eisenhower ‘Much Too Wrapped Up’ In Job For Politics

Probers Criticize O’Dwyer   Term Testimony Of Gov. Smith At Inquiry as ‘Incredible’

Impeded Probes Of  Hoodlums   Former New York Mavor Refuses All Comment

Atomic Energy Heac Says Group Pushing Peacetime Projects  Forerunner Of Atom Power Plants to Be Ready in Six Months

Emporia Skies Taday   Carter to Drill Lyon County Test   Edith M. Davidson  No. 1, Northeast of Bushong, Will Go to Deanth of 2.400 Feat

Carter to Drill Lyon County Test   Edith M. Davidson  No. 1, Northeast of Bushong, Will Go to. Deoth of 3,400 Feat

West Offers Military Aid Under Treaty   Arab Nations, Israel Refuse to Help In Plan

Tur ‘key Joins W est in Plan To Keep Peace      Arabs ‘Invited; Military Aid Promised Lesser Members

Nations Plan Middle Fiast Defense Pact  Sentence aman emma Erm  ——_ oa”    Members To Get  Military Assistance   U.S., England, France And Turkey Are Big Powers Forming New Bloc

Program Is Outlined By Four Nations   Other Countries Are Invited To Join In Setup

Promise Aid To Others Who Join Command   Nations Circulate Text of Program To Arab Countries

Strengthening of NATO Revealed By Four Powers   Arab Countries, Israel Are Not Involved in Plan

U. S., Great Britain, France And Turkey Promise Help For New Members

U. S., Britain, France, Turkey Announce Plan  Promise Military   Promise Military Aid to Nations Which Join Group

britain, France, U. §. And Turkey Join In Venture   Invitation Extended  To Others Ta Join

Symington Gets Nod From One  Senate Group   ‘Beholden’ to No One He Tells the Banking  Commiitee Today

( ongress Units  Move e To Block New Rollbacks   Senate. House (ommittees Vote Curbs on Disalle

Senate Group OKs Extension Of Rent Lids   Controls Would Apply To ‘Critical Defense Areas’—No Limit Set

Bank Committee Also Eases Car, Credit Limits   Amended Measure Will Be Voted on Later This Week

Amend Control Bill to Prevent Further Cuts..  Liberalize Time. Payment Plan for Automohbiles Onlv

Senate Group Votes Aga nst  New Rollback   Banking Committee For Staying at Level of  Jan. 24-Feb. 24.

Banking Group Blocks Further Beef Rollbacks   Prohibits DiSalle From Making Cuts In Price Of Beef

Committee Vote: ToHaltNew — Beef Price Cuts  Manca Radu Pite   House Body Puts Brakes On OPS Director

Beef Price Rollbacks Included In Order By Senate Banking Group: Also Loosens Automoblie Purchases

Senate and House Groups Strike at Controls Program   Upper Chamber Committee Votes to Forbid Rollbacks Below January-February Level; Relaxed Credit Restrictions Endorsed

Ban All Further Beef Rollbacks  Pai ate Grou B Ales ses Auto Cre

Levels Fixed af Period Between Jan. 24-Feb. 24   Committee Provides More Liberal Terms for Purchasing Cars

Commiitee For Checking Move By DiSalle   Controls Extension As They Stand Are Called For By Taft

Senate Committee Vofes Ban on More Price Rollbacks   Drastically Revised Economi: Controls Bill Would Enact a Real Price Freeze.

Votes Ban On Further Rollbacks   Banking Committee Cuts Two Scheduled Beef Rollbacks H  DiSalle Doesn’+ Act

House Committee Lassos DiSalle  On Beef Cutbacks   Panel Votes To Prohibit Two Additional Price Rollbacks; Taft Backs Short Extension

Average Levels May Be Fixed On Early 1951   Group Votes Thursday On Whether to Approve Present Bill

No More Price Rollbacks Belov 1 -Month Level   Senate. Committee Also Votes Liberal Anstaliment Terms

Ban On Further Price Rollbacks Voted In Senate  Banking Committee  Urges Easier Credit  ee a ee a ee

Senate Committee Completing Work On Control Bilt   House Group Would Prohibit Rollback Of Prices, Wages

House Group Stons More Beef Cuts   Prohibits 2 More Beef Price Cuts Planned by Price Director DiSalle

PROPOSE TO. EASE AUTO. - SALE TERMS   Senate Committee. Ve Against Rolling 8 ‘ Any Prices Below J uer 24-Feb. 24 Level                MAY ENACT. NEW _ REAL PRICE. FREEZE   Hit DiSalle Beef Control  Down Payment, 1 ‘ Months on Car Seles. ©

Opposition To Further Cuts Voiced   Administration Support Fails

TAFT FAVOR: . FIVE- MONTH EXTENSION   Wilson Seeks Compromise On Controls Bill

Votes to Ban New Rollbacks   Banking Group Would Be More Liberal on Automobile Credit Law

Committee Bans More Meat Cuts   Proposed House Bil. Also W ould Liberalize Auto Buying Credit

PROPOSE 10 EASE AUTO SALE TERMS   Senate Committee Votes Against Rolling Back Any Prices Below Januar 24-Feb. 24 Levels.   MAY ENACT NEW ‘REAL PRICE FREEZE   Hit DiSalle Beef Control Plans; Propase Third Down Payment, 18 Months on Car Sales.

May Curtail Further Cuts In Beet Price  House Committee  Passes Measure Ta Caievk TE Cella

Blow to Beef Rollbacks   Senate Group Votes Ban on Further Cuts: House Goes Farther

Bill Would Ease Curbs On Credit   Group Final Actior On ‘Real Freeze’ Due Thursday

Committee Would Bar Rollbacks   Senate Group In Move For Drastic Controls Measure

WOULD PREVENT SCHEDULED CUT m BEEF PRICES  i. th. Se Ba eT Ot OM fe ae ak ee el   BANKING COMMITTEE AMENDS MEASURE TO EXTEND CONTROLS

Senators Limit Price Rollbacks In Proposed Bill  Committee Plan Also Eases Auto Credit Rulings

Heavy Hand on DiSalle’s Cleaver  Banking Committee Bars Further Cuts

Senate s Banking Committee Votes Price Cut Ban   Measure Stops Two Scheduled Rolibacks Set by DiSalle

HOUSE COMMITTEE BEATS REMAINING BEEF ROLLBACKS   DiSalle’s Plan Fails of Sup port— Taft Would Delay New Controls And New Taxes Five Months.

Senate Group for Banning Further Price Rollbacks  More Liberal Credit Terms on Cars Voted

House Hinders DiSalle’s Meat  Price Cleaver   Panel Tentatively Votes to Prohibit Additional Slices

DAN UN AVLLDAUAD  Committee Also Okays Easier Credit for Purchases of Cars

Senate Group Votes Further Rollbacks Out   Banking Committee Amends Controls Bill To Let More Liberal Auto Credit Terms

Group Opposes Price Rollbacks   Senate Baning Committee Votes Ban On Future Price Cutback on Beef

Oppose More Drastic Beef Price Slashes   2 Congress Commitiee: Act; Senate Body OKs Another 2% Cut

House Committee Votes to Prohibit Beef Price Cuts  Success of Controls  Hinges on Plan, ThitGalle Sawe

Amendments To Controls Bill Are Real Price Freeze   a   Group’s Chairman Expects Bill Will Be Voted In Full

Congress Knifing Price Controls   Senate And House Group: Butcher Inflation Curb Program

of . . .  Gasoline Rationing May Be In Future, Testifies Chapman

RESORT ASS'N ELECTS HEADS   G..H. Jnaak, Jr., ls Named Executive Committee Member

Revenue Bureau Scandal Spreads To Justice Dept.   Boston’s Revenue Office Under Fire By House Committee

Laborites’ Split on Arms Budget Has Given Churchill Real Hopes of Ousting Attlee

Churchill Hopes To Shove'Labor From Top Seat   Left-Wing Revolt May Be Utilized By. Conservatives

Churchill To Use Left-Wing Defection In Effort To Oust Labor Government

Many People Who Migrated to America Soon Forgot the Old Country But Not the Irish «

7 Reason Enough For St. Pat Story  ‘Grandfather Was An O’Connor!

Formal Agreement To New Negotiations In Nationalization Is Made   Exchange Takes Place Today After Month ‘ And Half Of Bitter Stalemate; British Mission Leaves; Britain Tells ive She Recacnizes Nationalization,

lran, Britain Agree To Talks  Harriman Gets Groups Ta End Staleniate

BRITAIN, IRAN TO NEGOTIATE      Stalemate Broken In Oil Dispute As Mission Flies To Tehran

Britain, Iran Agree to Start Oil Negotiations   Formula for Talk Ts Based on 2 Laws On Industry

Britain, fran Will Resume Oil Parleys   Exchange Of Notes Sete Stage For New Talks On Seizure.

Battle on Draff Moves fo House Early in April  Committee Annravec   Committee Approves UMTS and Induction At 18 Years. 6 Month:

Draft Debate Postponed Until After Easter   House Committee Votes Minimum Aae at 1812

House to Debate Draft April 3  Committee Approves Service Seareaation

House Puts Off Hof Debate on Draft Bill Until Affer Easter   Armed Services Committee Approves Maasure te Reduce Minimum Age to 13, Set Up Futura UMT Program in U. §

House to Delay Action on Draft Age Bill Till After Easter Holiday

House Postpones  Debate on Bill Cutting Draft Age  - Provision Would Give Race Segregation Opportunitv

House Debate On Draft Postponed  Bill Reducing Draft   Bill Reducing Draft Age, Establishing UMT Okayed by Committe@

House Delays Draft Debate  Committee A  pprove: Bill Late Thursday

House Debate On Draft Postponed   Bill Reducing Draft Age, Establishing UM1 OCkayed by Committee

Delay Holds Up Debates On Measure  About Draft   House To Postpone Action Until End Of Easter Holiday

DRAFT DEBATE IS POSTPONED   House Will Shelve Bil Until After Easter Holidays

House Delays Draft Age Row To After Easter   Military Committee Approves Bill, Puts Off Age Limit Debat

House Delays  Draft Voting   Tumultuous Debate to Come After Easter On Age Limit

Debate Slated On Draft Bill After Holiday   Howse Leaders Delay Action Qn Reducing Minimum Age To 1814

House To Delay Debate on Draft.  Proposal Put Over Until After Easter

UMT Measure To Be Decided Affer Easter   Tumultuous Debate May ‘Be Held on Bill to Drop Draft Age Limit to 18% Years: House Approves

House Postpones Debate on Draft   Committee Approves 18% Age Minimum Atter Wranale

181/2 Dratt, Segregation  Choice Voted  House Leaders Put Off Debate Till After Easter

Debate on Draft to Be Delayed   House Leaders to Start After Easter

House Debate On Draft Set After Easter   Three-Day Wrangle On Crucial Set-Up Will Begin April 3

House Defers Drait Bill Vote   Action Postponed Until After Easter

40 Getting Rabies Series —  Polio “Shots” Stir Up Controversy in Texa:

Progress Made Toward Truce As Reds Submit ‘Reasonable’ Troop Withdrawal Proposal

See Progress Being Made On Agenda Issue  May Soon Clear Way For Negotiation On Actual Cease-Fire

Communists Said To Be  ‘Reasonable’   Troop Withdraecal Issue Discussed

RED PROPOSAL AT PARLEY RAISES HOPES   New ‘Reasonable’ Offer Reported On Troops Issue

Taft Speaks Out Against  Appeasement   Against Congress Enforcing MacArthur Proposal, However

No Appeasement Of Red China, Sen. Taft Insists   Ohioan Says Congress Must Steer Administration Straight; Mac Appearance Center Of Controversy

Taft Declares Congress Must Not ‘Appease   Solons Should Not Direct War Senator Says

Don’t Want to Run War, However Republicans Seek to Prevent Appeasement

GOP Limits Its Part in Korea War  Party Leaders Only Seek to Prevent Appeasement: Taft

Taft Denies Telling How To Run War,  Raps Truman   Appeasing Chinese Opposed, Senator Says In Interview

Committees Set to Hear MacArthur   Senators Disagree On Question of Open Hearings

Solon Asserts Planes Should Hit Red Bases   Policy Chief Denies MacArthur Strategy Enforcemerm Sought

Irying To Nip  Appeasement,  Taft Declares Ohioan Says G.0.P.  Isn’t Endeavoring  To Run Korean War

Flying Ace Gentile Dies in Jet Crash  Downed 19 German Planes in War Il

All Reserve. Bulk of Guard  Units Involved   Many Individuals Will Be Summoned:  1$-Year Draft Pushed

12 Guard Units Are In Callup   Total Of 150,000 Men Are To Be Called To Duty Between March-May

Air Force to Call Up All Reserve and Guard Wings Soon  Total of 150,000 Will Be On Active Duty By May 15

Organized, Guard Units Recalled to Service by Mar.    Individual and Unassigned Volunteer Reservists also Included in New Directive

All Reserve. Wings to See Active Duty   Most. of: Air National Guard . Units Are. Also Included in . Airtorce Order

All Air Force Reserve, Guard  Units Called   Will Report for Duty Between March 1 and May 15

Air Force Will Call Remaining Reserve Wings  150,000 Men to Be   150,000 Men to Be Activated Between March I, May 15

Air Foree Calls All Remaining Organized Reserve Units For Active Duty

In Jail Ail The Time!   Hershey Renews His Appeal For Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds

Air Force To Call Remaining Reserves, National Guard Wings By Next May 15

Alt Ot te Plans io sue Orders Prior To hay yi   Mobilization To Bring Strength To 971,000

AIRF CALL TENA RESERVE UNITS   Total of 150,000 Men Included For Active Duty

16 Cass Youths Placed tn 1-A   Draft Board Reclassifies 62 Thursday

16 More Placed in 1-A Grouping   Draft Board Reclassifie: 62 Yesterday

ine rat boys Viet ern  Your Stomach Counts Calories More Accurately Than You Do  Casual Nibbling Adds Unwanted Pounds Even A Forgotten Grapefruit Ie Caetly

Slide Rule Helps Keep Your Score On Day's Calories  it’s The Casual Nibbling   It’s The Casual Nibbling That Adds Unwanted Pounds

Iran Offered U.S. Adviser  Hint Help Will   Hint Heip Will Be Turned Down

Ban On Rotary By Pope Upsetting to Catholic Members   Believe Clubs In US Will Be Exempted From Edict Soon

Vatican Bans Clergy From Rotary Clubs, Warns Catholic Laymen On Membership

Rotary Clubs Banned to  Catholic Clergymen  Vatican Decree Also Cautions  Laymen To Obey CVesaacals T Po no Gad ant

LAYMEN ALSO AFFECTED; ROTARY OFFICIALS, PRIESTS MYSTIFIED  Pone Bans Catholic Cleray From Rotary

Eeantures Index   Weatherman's Our Pal!   More California Sunshine Coming Up

Gambler Cohen Gets Hard Rap  Fines Near $250,000  5 Years In Prison

RISE IN PRICE LEVEL IS SEEN   DiSalle Admits He’s No Optimist About Early Stability.

Says Stability To Be Reached In Mid-Summeé:  DiSalle of OPS Disagrees With  er. eee! een

Sees Price Level In Further Rise  O. P. S. Director DiSalle Expects 5 Per Cet Increase by Summer  APPEAL TO INDUSTRY  Labor Dissatisfaction With Program Continues to row  Bulletin Washington, Feb. 12. ()—The government today removed price ceilings from sugar and from all I raw farm products selling be-

Di Salle Sees Another Rise In Living Costs   No Optimist About Find ing Stability By June Or July

General Price Level Expected To Move Higher  Stability Probable   peer age Can Poe ran

DISALLE SEES PRICE LEVELS STILL RISING   May Go Up Five Or Six Per Cent, He Says  In Interview

DiSalle In Forecast Of New Uptrend   Economist Disagrees With Reports Of Three-Point Boost

DiSalle Expects Prices to Ciimb Up to 6 Percent   Stability Is Not Believed Possible Before Mid-Summer; Labor le Linhanny

DiSalle Expects Prices Will Rise At Least Another 5 Or 6Per Cent   Price Czar Not Optimistic About Stability; Labor Seaments Dissatisfied With Cantrols

DiSalle Sees Continued Rise In Living Costs; Favors Profit Control

No Stability Yet Achieved By Controls   DiSalle Expects More  Increases Before Some Degree Of Firmness Is Reached By Midsummer

Di Salle Sees 5-6%  Price Rise   Satisfied With Stability by June Director Asserts

Price Director Disagrees With Some Economist: on Three-Point Rise; Hopes to Give Specific Regulations for Industries

Sees Price Level In Further Rise  0. P. S. Director DiSalle Expects 5 Per Cet Increase by Summer  APPEAL TO INDUSTRY Labor Dissatisfaction With  Program Continues to Grow  Bulletin  Washington, Feb. 12. ()—The government today removed price  Vi a ee eaten ceo eS peo   Labor Dissatisfaction With Program Continues to Grow

Di Salle Expecting Price Level To Go Up Another Six Per Cent   Price Director Sees Rise Before Any Degree Of Stability Is Achieved; No Ontimist. He Savs.

DiSalle Expecting Rise in Prices _ By Another Five to Six Per Cent

Upward Trend Of Prices To Continue   5 to 6% Increase Before Stability Is Achieved Seen By DiSalle

DiSalle Expects Prices to Rise By at Least 5%   Some Degree of Stabilization by Midsummer is Hop

DiSalle Sees Price Spiral   5 To 6 Pet. Increase Due Before Level-Off

Prices to Climb. DiSalle Concedes  OPS Chief Foresees Six Pereent ‘Or More’ Climb by Midsummer

DiSalle Sees New Boost fr Price Level   Forecasts Five Or Six Per Cent Rise . Before Stability Is Achieved

DiSalle Predicts Prices To Go Up Kive PC Or More   ,  ‘Increase In Living Costs To End By Midsummer, Price Director Expects

Prices Will Go Up More Before Leveling, Belief   DiSalle Expects Five or Six Percent Rise by. Midsummer

DiSalleSees Upward Surge Prices Ahead   Five to Six Per Cent Or More Increases Before Controls Can Be Made Effective

DiSalle Expects 6 Per Cent Price Hike by Summer  Sees Ample Supplies In All Fields, No Rationing Need

DiSalle Says Price Boosts  Not Checked   Declurea Stability Not Expected Before Middle Of Summer

‘ADVANCE CONTINUES -Price Chief Sees Gaitis Running to Midsummer

Price Level Is Expected To Increase  By Director   DiSalle Says Hopes Of Stability Might Be True By Summer

DiSalle Is Pessimistic About Halting Inflation; Sees 5-6 Per Cent Increase

Sees More Price Rises   DiSalle Predicts InCrease of at Least 5% Before Levelling Off

DiSalle Sees Higher General Price Level Before Stability Achieved

Higher Prices Expected   DiSalle Says They May Go Up Five Per Cent

Price Director Sees New Boost In Price Levels   DiSalle Says Level . Mav Go -IJn 5-6 Pet.

Prices to Rise  By 6 Per Cent, DiSalle Says   ‘I’m No Optimist,’ Director Says In Hoping for Midsummer Stability

DI SALLE SEES RISE OF 5 OR 6 PER CENT IN PRICE LEVELS   Hopes Stability Will Be Reached By Next Summer But Is Not Optimistic

Expect Price Level To Rise Six Percent Befo. e Degree Of Stability Is Reached

Says Upturn To Hit 5-6 Per Cent Possibly Higher   Price Director Expects Leveling Off Period To Come By Midsummer; Plans Specific Freeze

DISALLE of PAIGE LEVELS TILL HlalN   May Go Up 5 or 6 Per Cent to Attain Stabilization, He Expects.

Expects Prices To Go Higher   DiSalle Looking for 5 to 6 Percent Hike

DIRECTOR FEARS STEADY ADVANCE IN LIVING COSTS   Rise Of Five Or Six -Per Cent Is Prospect Until Midsummer~— No Move Yet For Rationing.

DiSalle Expects Price Level To Climb Much Higher Befor« Stability Can Be Achieved

DiSalle Sees Another Rise In Price Level  Five-Six Per Cent Boost Predicted

DiSalle Claims Five Per Cent Or More Due  Labor Marest Ove er   Labor Unrest Over Price-Pay Program Piles Up Trouble

DiSalle Admits Prices Will Continue Climb   Hopes to Limit New Increases to 5 or 6 Per Cent

DiSalle Expects Price Level To  Rise 6%, More   Before Stabilization Is Achieved; Labor Dis. satisfaction Grows

DiSalle Claims Five Per Cent Or More Due  ae Niece:   Labor Unrest Over Price-Pay Program Pijes Up Trouble

iw. ar-Weary eW orld Goes Back To iWork Today Following Weekend Of New Year's Cdlebr: ations

New Year’ S Celebrations Subside As World Turns To Grave Problem Of Avoiding War

 New Year’s Holiday All Over—All But The Shooting; 11951 Dawns With Throbbing International Hangover

1951- Dawns. With Global Hangover As New Year’s Celebrations End; War Guns Echo Throughout World

Hear Peace Calls From Both Sides Of Iron Curtain   But Preparations For War Dominate  World as a New Warner (Tate Cenpreod

Arms Buildup Bills Total $43 Billion   NOISE-MAKING ENDS  World Returns to Routine Today with Giant Hangover

Opponents Open With Accusations;  Peace Calls Heare   Bickering Follows Quicklh on Heels of New Year Celebrations All Over World

Holiday Over, All But Shooting; ‘51 Dawns With Throbbing International Hangover

World Greets 1951 With International Hangover; U.S. Death Toll Smaller —

HILARITY OVER NEW YEAR ENDS   All- Out Communist Offensive Puts Quick Halt To American Gaiety  ACCUSATIONS HURLED

INTERNATIONAL HANGOVER —  New Year’s Celebrations Come To End; World Cries For Peace As Guns Roar

Holiday Over—All But The Shooting New Year Opens With International Hancove

The World Goes Back to Work  It’s All Over -- AllButthe Shooting

1951 Dawns With World Hangover  wae ee   It’s All Over But the Shooting: Guns Boom in Korea

DOUGLAS COUNTY — JO GET $1402   Amount Allocated for Civil Defense Spending; Half to Cities   BIG LAWRENCE SHARE

DOUGLAS COUNTY TO GET $14,025   Amount Allocated for Civil   BIG LAWRENCE SHARE

4 Explosions, Roaring Fire Upset Parade   At Least 22 Persons In Hospita! After Blasts from Gas Main

Pittsburgh Section Shaken By Blasts;Firemen Hurt During Blazes That Follow

Score Injured In Explosion At Pittsburgh   Earth-Shaking Blosts Break Up Gay Hallowe'en Parade

 Aggression Curbs Sought  Commonwealth Nations MayAllowJap Rearming

Favor Arms For Japan   Commonwealth Nations Agree to Move, If Strength Is Controled

en rs rs aid o_o” iad  “GIVE HERBERT REEVES A FUTURE” FUND ORGANIZED FOR YOUNG ARMY. AMPUTEE

CONCERT DATE IS POSTPONED   Rubinoff To Appear Next Monday, March 5, Instead Of Thursday

ihree-Dimensional Radar——  ‘Device Gives Shape, Speed At Any Angle

Officials Forecast Quick Settlement Of U. S. Copper Strike  Hope for Agreement Before Government Gets Court Order

U.S. Will Not Use Atom Bomb In Korean Wat   - Pentagon Parley Stirs Speculation on Control of Weapons

Pentagon Conclave Arouses Speculation On Nuclear Missiles   U. S. Reported to Have Shelved Any Ideas of Using Atomic Weapons in Korea Now Because Of Truce Prospects; Parley Participants Mum

Officials Discuss. Possible Use Of Atomic Weapon:      Pentagon Meeting Is Held By Top Government And AEC Officers

Top Atomic And Military Moguls Hold  Conference   Atomic Weapon Control Question May Have Been Brought Up Again

Officials Meet For Discussion  Of New Weapons  Rule Out Use , Of Atom Bombs In Korean War

LOVETT AND TOP ATOMIC OFFICIALS MEET AT PENTAGON   Talk Stirred Shifting of Con  , trol of Nuclear Weapons   to Armed Forces May Be Under Study.   (0 SIMILAR SESSION IN YEAR RECALLED   thering Follows Dean Statement Nation Now Has “Impressive Number” of Atomic Weapons.

Southerners May Back Sen. Russell   Georgia Solon May Be Candidate Of Southern Bloc

Russell Gets _ Dixie Support For President   ‘Anti-Truman Elément . Boosts Senator, But  He Denies Candidacy

South May Rally Around Russell In 52 Campaign   Georgia Solon Disclaims Being A Candidate For President, But Gets Talmadge Backing

Russell Boomed For Presidency   Dixiecrats Apparently Ready to Back Him

Russell Denies He’sCandidate For President   Talmadge Offers Backing;  Anti-Truman South May Rally To Georgian

Promised Job Lasting 75 Years  Sues Mortician For Failure 'To Keep Body Looking Same

GRADE TEACHER SHORTAGE CITED   Survey \Shows Colleges Train Too Few FElementary Ones, Too Many High School Teachers.

Scientists Explain Kansas Weather But Can‘t Do Anything to Stop It

Any Good Reason for All This Rain? Plenty, Forecaster Says Gloomily

Cut In Foreign Aid Likely To Stick In Bill   Measure To Reach Senate Floor This Week For Debate

Deep Cut Seen In Senate For. Foreien Fund   ‘Debate Slated, With  “Solons’ Expected. To ; - Ignore: Truman:Plea:

Aid Bill May Be Cut Deeply   Foreign Aid Measure Foces Trimming Far Below Trumon‘a Request

Foreign Aid Bill Up This Week   Senate May Cut Fund Still Further Over Truman Protest

SENATE MAY CUT MORE OFF AID   Further Trimming Seen Despite Truman Protest:

Foreign Aid Bill Reaches Senate   Billion-Dollar Cut Due Over Protests

Industry Ready In Area; Public Interest “Low”   Civil Program Of Alertness’ Viewed By Top Leaders

Asks Europe Make ‘Equal Sacrifices’  Essential to Security, Warns Eisenhower

Eisenhower Asks ‘Equal Sacrifices’ By Europe Allies  Leaves Saturday On Tour of 12 Nations In Atlantic Treaty

CHIEF TO TOUR NO. ATLANTIC COUNTRIES   Peace - For Entire World Seen As Treaty Aim  GENERAL   Says Goal Is To Gain Confidence And Cooperation Of All Allied Leaders

 Western Europe Democracies Get the Word  Kisenhower Asks ‘qual Sacrifices’

Rains Check Allied Air Cover As Reds Open Gates to Dam   New Floods From Giant Hwachon Reservoir Seek To Disrupt Drive Beyond 38th

Rain Torrents Halt Air Attacks In Korea War  Chinese Again Open Floodgates Of Dam To Create Floods

Prayers of Many Answered As Telegrams Notify Kin   Waiting Ends For Some As Prayers Answered Today

Days And Months Of Prayers ‘Answered In Many U. S. Homes ‘As Names Of Prisoners Are Read

Marines Punch Hard at Red Korean Lines   Capture Vital Hill at Enemy’s Military Heart

Marine Units Spark Big U. N. Attack   Drive Lances Heart Of Chinese Line; Army Crosses Han

Pound at Heart Of Red Defenses; Han Is Crossed Southeast of Seoul

In West Infantrymen Cross Han River in Assault on Island Near Seoul; Ami dong in East Captured.

Third Division Infantry Crosses Han River In Assault Boats Attacking Sand Island Southeast @fF Seoul

UNITED NATIONS FORCES LED BY AMERICAN MARINES LASH OUT ALONG HOENGSONG FRONT

Reds Offer Hard Fight In Battles   Allies Move To Prevent  Chinese From Counterattacking

Offensive Dares Foe To Stand and Fight  In Mountains North Of Hoengsong Area

Allies Smash Forward Along '25-Mile Front   Seek To Push Troops Across Han River Southeast Of Seoul

Marines Stab Military Heart  Of Communists   Infanirymen Cross Han, Attack Island South Of Caniteal City

Marines Lead Assault Along 25-Mile Front   Planes Supporting New Offensive: Troops Go Across Han in Boats

Marines Lead Way In Central Korea Advance    Action Mapped to Make Chinese Stand And Fight or Surrender Flatlands; River  Island Stronghold Attacked by GIs

MARINES LAUNCH POWERFUL ATTACK IN CENTRAL KOREA   Take Strategic Hill and Press on Toward Red Mountain Defenses   GIS CROSS HAN   Third Division Assault Sets Up Bridgehead Near Seoul

Punch Aimed AtReds North Of Hoengsong  Other U. N. Troops Push Across Han

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 3  Gang-Controlled Race Wire Service Made Huge Profits

New York Governor Also Creates Crime Commission to Study Pos sible Tieup With Officials in State.

URGE EVERY CITIZEN TO AID IN MAN-HUNT   Search is On for Eight Fugitive Communist Leaders  DESCRIPTIONS GIVEN

 Investigate $15,000 Shortage at Shenandoah  FBI Arrests Four Linked to Bank Theft

Scott, Assembly Will Get Along   Gov. Sees More Action This Year

Chinese Execute Two Foreigners Following Convictions on Assassination-Plot Charaes

Reds Purge First Foreign Victims   Italian, Japanese Sentenced to Die For ‘Plot’ Aqainst Chinese Leader

Dimes A ppeal Opens Monday   All Out Drive Run Little Over Two Weeks

9 States Hitby Spring Floods   Hundreds Made Homeless as Rivers Rise; Many Communities Isolated

SPRING FLOODS LEAVE MANY FAMILIES HOMELESS  ~—stsehUCUP CU OO TOSS S, «6! OTS Te

Smith Against Recalling General For Rebuttal Testimony on Ouster

Scientist Says  Bombs Would  Destroy Russia Supports Plan  To Give Europe Military Heip

A-Scientist Says Bomb Deters War   Declares Nation Must Not Waste Time, Backs Troop:

Scientist Says A-Bomb Could Beat "Russians   Dr. Vannevar Bush Predicts Reds Won’t Attempt War “Now”: Thinks Armed Force Build-llpn Necessarv.

‘Scientist Claims Russia Can  Be Destroyed By A-Bombing; ‘Little Chance Of War Now   Dr. Vannevar Bush Says United States Cannot Count Indefinitely Upon Strategic Bombing As Sole Means Of Averting Hostilities

Scientist Says U.S. A-Bombs Could Destroy Russians in European War

Bombs Will Bea Reds, Says Bush  Scientist In Favor Of Sending Soldiers

For That Reason, Dr. Vannevar Bush Expects No War To Break Out ‘Now

Dr. Bush Sees No War Because U.S. ;A-Bombs ‘Would Destroy Russia: Now

ABOMBS COULD DESTROY RUSSIA, ‘BUSH DECLARES   As a Result of U.S, Strength Scientist Sees No War Now   WARNS OF FUTURE   Says Strong Ground Forces Must Be Built Up in Evrone

No War With Russia Soon, Predicts Leading Scientist   World War HI by discouraging Russian ageression. he declared

(Or. Vannevar Bush Says: "lt Soviets Start War, Atom ‘Bombs Will Destroy Russia’

No Attack Now U.S. Can Destroy Soviet if Reds Start a War. Scientist Clatins

Scientist Says A-Bomb Could Wreck Russie   But Dr, Vannevar Bush Backs Plan To Send Troops To Europe

U.S. A-Bombs Would Destroy Russia In Event Of War Now, Atomic Scientist Bush Says  Predicts Moscow Will Not Make Attempt Now But Backs Sending Gls To Furone

U. 5. Bombs Car Destroy Russia, Says Scientist   Discouraqe Reds

French Cabinet May Fall Again  New Electoral Law Brinas On Crisis

French Premier Resigns Again   President Reported To Have Rejected It

Premier Of France Plans To Quit Post   Rene Pleven Goes To Palace to Offer Resignation To Desasdant® Aaretnl

Dehate Issue of Referendum   Assembly Seeks View: on Four Year Terms

Four-Year Term Referendum Issue Tangles Assembly  - Action Wednesday” Final Chance for

Same Problems Facing Congressmen  Today Were Hot Issues Back in 185]

Nation's Problems Haven't Changed Much: Huge Budget ($48 Million) and Inflation Peril 'Hot Issues in Congress Just 100 Years Aqo

Whitewash Jobs At White House Also  Torrid Congress Issues Century Ago

Same Song, 82nd Verse — Congress’ Problems In 1851 Similar To Today

THE SAME PROBLEMS:  \100 Years Ago Or Today--Congress Faces Inflation, Frauds, Budget

Agents Surprise Fugitive Asleep In Tourist Court   Hunt for Jail-Breaker Suspect in Laurens Bank Theft Ended —-

Trieste Issue  Raised by Red  Gromyko Presents Another Bia Problem

lran Said Ready To Oust British Oil Technicians   Premier’s Opponent: Continue to Urge Settlement of Crisis

Tears Flow Like Wine In lranian Crisis   Deputies Weep As Mossadegh Plans To Expel Britons

Dublin Tipplers Go Dry Today  Pubs All Closed For St. Patrick’s Day

IRELAND'S SONS TURN OUT IN FORCE TO HONOR PATRON SAINT OF NATION

32 JEFFERSON CO. MEN 10 BE DRAFTED SOON   Call for 15 Men for Inductior August 31; 17 in August 2 Call.

Sen. Butler’s Campaign Manager ‘Pleads Guilty And Fined $5,000   35-Year-Old Public Relations Man Pleads Guilty To All Six Counts Of Violating Election Laws.

Butler Campaign Aid Fined i, 00  petléee af Vialatin   Guilty of Violating State Election Law

Jonkel Fined for Violating Laws   Chicagoan’ Directed Sen. Butler Campaign

Jon M. Jonkel Fined $5,000   Guilty of Violating Maryland Election Laws

PRESS AGENT FINED $9,000 IN MARYLAND   Jonker Convicted of Violating Law in  1950 Election

Tydings Foe Pleads Guilty; Fined $5,000      Sen. Builer’s Manager Is Lashed by Judge For Campaien Actions

Jonkel Fined $5,000 Aiter Guilty Plea   - Campaign Manager’s Case Quickly Ended In Baltimore Criminal Court

Jonkel Enters Guilty Plea In Election Case   Manager Of Butler Campaign Indicted On Stale Violation

President Ignores GOP Vacation Heckling Truman Stave On Schedule Desvite REC Action Demands

Truman Refuses To Oust Worker   Stenographer Who Figures In Probe Stays On Job

‘Truman Turns Deaf Ear fo Growing Pressure For Him to Fire Mink-Coafed Stenographer

HST Won't Oust Steno WhoGotFur   President’ Resists Pressure: Opposes Armed Forces Ceiling

‘Truman Not To Fire White House 'Stenographer Who Has Mink Coat   Expensive Fur Figured In Senate Investigation Into RFC Loans   Easter Vacation Fever Hits Capitol Hill: May Speed Bills

Truman Turns Deaf Ear On Mink Coat Pressure   Pressure For Dismissal Of White House Aide Fails To Alter Stand Of The Chief Executive

‘ Removal of Mrs. Young ‘Not Under Consideration’ /President Turns Deaf Ear to Pressure For Dismissal of ‘Mink Coat’ White House Typist

Truman Bans Firing. Talk  ~ VWtak Coat M. atter   Mink Coat Matter ‘Jenored At. Resort

Truman Refuses To Fire Woman   Presidential Quarters Withhold Comment On Probe ‘Into RFC Loans

Court Asked To Toss Out Appeal Of Doomed Nazis   Wives Of Seven Con: demned War Criminals Near Hysteria.

Iran Willing to Accept U.S. Loan   Poses Ticklish Step in Our Effort to Tread Middle Ground

lran Asks Loan Of $25 Million FromU. §. Bank   British View Feared In Giving Aid to Oil-Harassed Nation

Big Loan fo Iran Poses Problem For J. §. Now   Move May Create Ill Feelings In British Government

U.S. on Ticklish Spot  Over Iran Oil Seizure   World Court of UN Steps into Araument

FOUR THEFTS REPORTED   ES ER Re:  Guns, Radios and Watches Among Loot of Local Robheries

FOUR THEFTS REPORTED   Guns, Radios and Watches Among Loot of Local Rebberies

British Program Is Largest, But Italy Gives Big Boost To Defense Program Limited  By Treaty; France Doubles Rudget

House Caucus Seeks End to State Tax Feuc   Republican Members To Make Final Try At Solving Dispute

2 Dead, 9 Missing As 2 Ships Collide  In Ocean Disaster  {", ~] Vom iia rene Dann n x DI]... . 4 ee   Coal Collier Rams Plane Tender . Loaded With Gas Off Norfolk —

Cre With Aviation Gas Gets in Way of Coalshin   Pire Following Crash Catches Crewmen Below; - Two Known Dead. & Missine

MacArthur. Says Allies Can ‘Hold’.   General Flies to. Korean Battlefield-to Tour Frontline Positions ; °

REAL ESTATE IS SECONDARY Mac Tours War Front. Says UN Army To ‘Hold

Names Commission  fo Man New State Senate Disiricts   Five Demecrats and Five Republicans Appointed By Governor Smith.

Two SEMO Men Oa Redistricting Committee   New Madrid, Caruthersville Men Named by Smith

Hunt Murder Gun On Farm   Boonville Youth Goes Home to Search Under Heavy Guard

Women Now Run Business   Odessa Men Clean Up Re fuse That Might Be Breeding Ground for Polio Carriers

McCarran Says. Funds Held Up  Gf. ..,... mL. ._._   Senator Charges Red Probe Pressure

Air Secretary Says U. S. Planning Huge. Superior Air Force  Would Squash European Attack by Using Atomic Power on Ground Force:

Officials Say Big U.S. Air Force Could Defer War  Would Pound Enemy

US. Planning Huge Air Force As Defense Move   Finletter Explains Objective of Allied Setup in Europe

Moscow Orders Western Europe Reds to Prepare   - Must Be Ready to Aid Conquering March, Soviet Edict

Assembly Kills. Rosenberry Plan Approval Effort  Refuses To Drop : '

Opposition Is Led By Ludvigsen   Reconsideration Of Previous Rejection Is Turned Down By Vote Of 45 To 53

Assembly Axes Senate Proposal   House Votes Against the Rosenberry Bill

Gross Receipts Tax on Bookies, Others Favored   Licensing Plan Also Considered By House Group

Racket Tax Is Proposed   House Group for Ten Pct. Levy on Slots  and Bookies

House Group Votes Levy On Bookies   Numbers Rackets  Also Would Be Hit   Parimutuel Betting Ex. empt; Proposal Is Subject To Reconsideration

TAX WRITERS PROPOSE LEVY ON GAMBLERS   2nd-Hand Machine Assessment Killed In Committee

Bookies, Etc. May Pay Extra 10 Percent ° Special Tax  On Gamblers Is Approved

Committee Approves Tax on Bookies,  Lottery Managers Ry FRANCIS J. KELLY

Occupational Tax for Bookmakers  Committee Votes 10 Percent Levy

Enemy Is Expected To Make Another  Drive In Future   Van Fleet Tells Correspondents Communists Have the Capability Of Launching Third Offensive

North Bedford Fair to Open Next Week   Numerous Events To Be Included in 3-Day Program

Tornado Levels Homes, Schools InTexas Town  Five Persons Hurt  As Wind Roars In

WHITE DEER LASHED BY FLASH TORNADO; NDAMALE TN SCHONLS AND HOMES $1,250,000

Texas Village Is Leveled By Roaring Winds   Fifteen Homes And Two Schools Demolished: Five Hurt,

‘White’ Tornado Roars Into Village In Panhandle With Brilliant Flash, Flattens Homes And Injures Five

WHITE TORNADO HURTS 15 10 20   15 Houses And 2 Schools Demolished, Others Damaged In Texas

"White Tornado Roars In Panhandle; Five Hur   No Explosion Damage

Small- Texas Town Is Flattened When Tornado Roars in   Heavy Damage to White Deer, Texas, But Only Five of Town’s Residents Are Hurt in Terrific Nicht Storm

Bishops Given Life Terms At  Treason Trial   Czech Reds hmpose Sentence On Three; Claim Confessions.

Two Churchmen Get Life Terms  fee ee at ee   Convicted Of Crimes + Aacainst Czech Regime

ENGINE HIT AUTOMOBILE   Robert Brown's Car Damaged at Santa Fe Switch Track

pURBE LN, FER R SRR) ANS APANS EDL Esky  Robert Brown's Car Damaged at Santa Fe Switch Track

1 Jd  Two Get Back Injuries, Two Break Legs—  2.600 Make War Games Chute Jump:

Republican Legislative Solit Acpecrs Widenina   Urgent Meeting of GOP Called for Tonight as Senators-Roy Conrad and Jack:Stone-Back Bill to Postpone ‘Anti-Secrecy”’ Provisions af Law.

Body of Young Woman Found in Water Reservoir   Check Possibility of Murder in Death of Mrs. Ruth Pell, 25.

Three Killed As Firé Sweeps Home for Aged   Five Others Injurec Seriously Enough For Haspital Care

Three Killed In Home Fire   41 Others Sent To Hos pital In Blaxe At Coles‘ville, Md.

Three Residents Of Home For The Aged At Colesville Perish In A $50,000 Fire   Five Others Seriously Hurt When Flames Sweep Wing Of Building; Montgomery County Firemen Praised For Efficiency; Cause Of Blaze Undetermined

Cease-Fire Talks May Require Months, Then GIs Won’t Come Home. Writer Save   NEW WORLD WAR COULD BE CLOSE  If Truce Conference in Korea Fails

l'ito’s Government Accuses Russia Of Applying Direct Military Pressure

YUGOSLAVS TO PREPARE FOR AN INVASION   White Paper Cites Border Incidents; Copies Sent to UN

Premier Cautions Yugoslavs   White Paper Says There Have Been 2,00 Border Incidents.

SEO Prenares  Yugoslavs Told to Unite Avainst Possible Red Attach

Tito Warns Slav Nation Of Invasion   Tells People To Be Set For Possible Red Ageression

UN Troops Storm Enemy Mountain   Reds Hammer Back With Mortars; Allies Withdraw During Day

Reds Drive Back Allies Near Yanggu  United Nations   United Nations Troops Withdrow Under Heavy Fire

Red Fire Turns Back Allies Atiempting To Storm Mount Taeu On Korean Front

Allied Assault Halted By Red Counterblows  American Flier Bags Third Jet; Enemy  CEL T1. U's Mo. wld ae

U.N. Troops Storm Hill,  Beaten Back   SMies Break O8F Artork Whew Reds Surike Back: Szbre Ters Sheet Down BR eccten Made Yi-I3

Allied Troops Storm Communist Strong Point But Are Driven Back by Withering Mortar Fire

Red Counter Attack Drives Allies Back   U.N. Troops Fail to Capture Mount Taeu On Enast-Centrel Prone

Allied Troops Storming Mount Are Driven Back   Determined Enemy Counterattacks Set Pincers Move Back

Reds Repulse Allied Attacks   Assault on Mountain -Wilts Under Heavy  Caramiuniat Fire

Reds Drive Back  Allied Troops  Storming Taeu No Ground Action 1   No Ground Action [s Reported in Area Aeoins]) Kaesone

Allied Troops Storming Mount Are Turned Back   Determined Reds Counterattacking

Reds Drive Back Allied Attack Qn Korean Peak   Drive Against Stronghold Fails; Other Action Minor

Driven Back iy Storming of Mount Taeu   Heavy Counter Stroke From The Red Forces

LION KILLED AS IT TRIES TO ESCAPE   Alert Circus Worker Shoots Ani. mal When Ht Makes a Break for Freedom.

Civil Service On Collectors?  President Truman Will Recommend 1* tq Conneace

HST Would Put Tax Men Unde: Civil Service   McKinney Suggests Step to President

Urges Change In Status of Tax Agents   Teyman To Move Shift To Civil Service Be Made

Revenue Job: To Go Under Civil Service  Truman Backs McKinney to End ‘Abuses’

President Truman Will Recommend Plan to Congress  McKinney Proposed   McKinney Proposed Change to Chief Executive at Parley

Role of Girl In Vigil on Reds Aired   She Infiltrated Ranks ai FBI Behest and Kept Tab on Activity.

Former Beauty Parlor Worker Infiltrated Red Party for FBI   Now Housewife, She Reperts to House Committee on Her Findings During Six Yeors, Telling of Red Underground

44 Uninjured As Lost Plane Lands In Snow   Airliner Makes Belly-Landing On Canadian Farm

CITY MANAGER BILL PASSED BY STATE SENATE   Goes Back to House for Con currence On Petition   ; ag Amendment.

CITY MANAGER BILL PASSED BY STATE SENATE   4 a Goes’ Back to House for Con.  . currence On Petition booms Amendment.

SNOW “REMOVAL TONIGHT  Mayor R. J. M. Long re rested that all motorists ir ¢ down town area move thei rs off of the streets so tha   Mrs. G. E. Mitchell

Ask Truman To Testify For Senate   Sen. Wiley Talks Of ‘Invitation’  Or ‘Subpoena’

Wiley Wants President To Testify   Senator Suggests Truman Tell Facts Of MavArthur Ouster

WILEY HINTS ATSUBPOENA -TOGETFACTS   Taft Plops Into ‘MacArthur Debate with: Blast: at Consistency.

Group. Offers ‘Mac’ Chance. For Rebuttal   Ousted Genéral’s. Reply Expected Monday; Pres: Talks Of Traman Scorec

Senator Wiley Wants Truman  To Testify   Claims President Gives Out Information the Committees Try To Get

Wiley Suggests  Truman Testify  Idea Stems From President’ Press Statement on Oncter

Suggest Truman Give Testimony At Ouster Probe   Telling His Storvy- to Newspapermen at Every Opportunity

Senator Suggests That President Volunteer To Testify in MacArthur Firing Hearing

Would Give Views On M‘Arthur   President Unlikely To Accept Unusual Plan to Appear

MORE FUEL TOSSED ON THE FIRE Sen. Wiley Suggests Truman Volunteer To Talk To Probe

Wiley Wants to Hear Truman Testify on MacArthur Ouster   ff President Won't Volunteer, Senator Says It Might Be Well to Subpoena Him

Sen. Wiley Says Truman May Be Called To Testify   May Subpoena President If He Refuses To Appear Before MacArthur Hearings

Solon Suggests Truman Testify In Pacific Row  Precedents Cited By Senator Wiley

Sen. Wiley Urges Subpoena If President Doesn't Volunteer   GOP Solon Says “More Than Ampie Precedents" for Such a Move by Senators

Truman Proposed As Quster Witness  President Could Be Subpoenaed If He Rafncead Prohaer Declaree

Wiley Wants Truman In  On Hearings   Hints at Subpoena ' For Chief Executive

Wiley Asks  For Truman To Be Heard At Hearings   Precedent Claimed For Presidential Cross-Examination

Panel Member Hints ‘Subpoena’ of Truman  Sen. Wiley Hits President’s Remarks

SENATOR WOULD UESTION TRUMAN ABOUT ARTHUR   Wiley Suggests That President Volunteer to Appear as Witness Before Investigators,   OUSTED COMMANDER MAY TESTIFY AGAIN   Chairman Russell Says Com miftee Stands Keady to Hear General if He Wishes  to Clarify Anything.

Wiley Asks HT Testify  For Senate  Says Truman Give: _ Press Data Prober:  a ae

Wiley Wants His Story on MacArthur      Senator Hints Subpoena, Citing Precedent of - Jefferson in 1808.

ON*P NEED TO SIGN   ‘Some Farmers to Be Exempt from » Stock Slaughter Curbs

[Some Farmers Won't Have To Register: Under Slauchter Regulation

PROPOSAL ON DRAFT OKAYED   Would Require Induction Cf Men Unable To Read Or Write

‘Vinson Offers New Proposal: For Draft Act   . Would Include Men. Unable Ts Read. Or Write For Services

House Committee Okays Lowering Draft Standards   Approval Given Measure To Take Physically Fit Hhiterates.

Draft Of Illiterates Possible Soon — In Bill Approved By Committeemen

Committee Okays Change In Draft   Illiterate Men To Be Called If They Qualify Physically

Submit Bill Keeping 25% State Surtax   Finance Committee Puts In Bill, Requested By Gov, Kohler In Recent Budget Message

Congressional Leaders Tell Truman to Sign Controls Bill When House Passes It

Controls Bal Is Expected Reach Truman By Night  Compromise Bill Ste Ths Ja Manee

U.N. Opiimistic On China’s Reply   But Fear Reds Will Delay Action On Nate

UN Diplomats Await Red Reph  Chinese Considering  Cease-Fire Appeal

BUDGET AT A GLANCE   Diplomats Await Red China Reply   MEXICAN REPORT SAYS COOK REPORTED CAUGHT

U.N. Diplomats Awaiting Reply   Some Hopeful Red China Will Answer At Once.

UN Diplomats Await Answer  To Peace Bid   Offers Chinese Reds Political Talks On Far East

—CONSIDER PEACE PROPOSAL— U.N. Anxiously Awaits Reply Of Chinese Reds

UN Waits Reply on Peace Bid   U. S. to Press for Drastic Action If Peiping Rejects Plar

U.N. AWAITING CHINA'S REPLY   Delegates May Be On Ten terhooks Some Time Before Answer Made

Teen-Agers Assaulted Mayor Orders All-Out Attempt To Find Attacker

SENATE BODY _TOBEGINNEW COMMIE HUNT   Quiz Will Ferret Out Those In Armed Services, Too.

Armed Forces, Agencies Come Under Serutiny   ‘O’Conor Says Ledders Reside In U. S. Under Diplomatic Immunity

Armed Forces To Be Combed In Broad Setup  Foreign Commie Agents: Linked To Vast Probe

Ne ew Search Begins For  Red Agents    ~ ‘ . ry Senate Committee To Comb Government. Armed Forces

New Inquiry Of American  Reds Starts    Senate Group To Want Reds In-Armed Forces, Government

Senate Starts New Red Probe   O’Conor Discloses Far-Reaching Inquiry

Committee Starts Far-Reaching Search for Communists in Government and Armed Services

New Search For Reds Start Soon  Service. Civilian Units Under Fire

New Hunt Is Begun For Reds  In Government   Search Includes Armed Forces, Civilian Agencies

New Search for Reds in Government   Senate Will Probe Into Armed Forces, Civilian Agencies

Giants Hold 6-0 Lead inThird Game With Yanks   Five-Run Blast Sends Raschi to Shower in Fifth

*New Rules Scheduled By Assembly   Fewer Committees To Be In Action

Ohio Assembly  in Joint Session   Senate and House Elect Officers

HUNTED MAN'S BODY IS FOUND   New Jersey's Grimmest  Manhunt Concluded

Murderer-Kidnaper Kills Himself to End Great N. J. Manhunt   Rain-Drenched Body of Warren Irwin Found With Bullet Hole in Temple Mile From Spot Where He Abandoned Girl He Held 41 Hours

(Mis Body Found  Slayer, Kidnaper Kills Self  ‘After ‘Grimmest? Manhagit

BANS WHITE TIRES   NPA Sidewall Ruling One of New Moves to Conserve Rubber

NPA Imposes Limit In Tire Styles, Types   White-Wall Tires Banned And Limit Is Placec On Number Of Lines Te De tAawitaniiren

St. Louis Digs Out From Under Foot-Thick Snow   Storm Center Shifts Toward The East Coast

Snow Clears In St. Louis   City Restores Service Ex cept Schools; 12 Inches Falls

St. Louis Back Into Gear After Worst Snow   Many Deer Hunters Stranded in South Missouri by Storm

St. Louis Digs ‘Qut from Under Blanket of Snow   In South Missouri Many Hunters, Motorists Take Refuge in Private Homes.

St. Louis Digs Way Out of Foot of Snow   Busses, Streetcars Run Again; Frozen Slush Makes Driving Rough

St. Louis Digs Out of Storm: Wisconsin Hit   2 Janesville Plants Closed; Some Roads in State Impassable

St. Louis Shakes Off a Foot-Thick Blanket of Snow  City Was Seriously  Crippled by Storm

St. Louis Digs Way Out of Snow   Street Car Service Finally Restored

ST. LOUIS DIGS OUT OF STORM   Hunters, Drivers Stranded at Many Missouri Towns

Rayburn Asks Grain For India   Speaker Makes Rare Speech In Behalf Of Food For-India

Rayburn Speaks For Grain Bill For Needy India  Red Tape Losing Friends, Asserts Speaker Of House

Rayburn Boomed For Vice President Rv Volunteer Democratic Committee

U.S. Requests Indictment In Tax Case   M’Grath Asks Action For Perjury as Probe Moves Ahead

McGrath Tells Aides to Start Perjury Action   Pal’ of Teitelbaum Says Attorney Lied About ‘Fix’ Attempt

4,500 WOUNDED YANKS CARRIED BY COPTERS   Have Been Transperted From Bat. tle Line To Hospitals since January

Kisenhower Will Start Military Talks Today  Superiors To Hear All Angles of Effort To Rearm  Western Knrane

First Parley Set At Blair House   Tnitial Full-Dress Session Slated This Afternoon

Will Tell President and Other Leaders Why He Thinks There Are ‘Discouraging” Aspects to Re-arming Europe.

General Insists His Trip On Military Matters Only; Europe Needs More Arms

Eisenhower Lands In Washington For Momentous Parley   Supreme Commander In Europe Says Only Purpose In Visit Is Discussion Of Military Affairs With Superiors

Eisenhower Bid For 30 Shooting Divisions Seen   Ike to Stress Fast Arming of Smaller Unit to Meet Threat

Meets Truman, Other Leaders On Arms Issue   General Says His Trip Confined To Military Affairs

IKE REACHES CAPITAL FOR TRUMAN TALKS   To Give Reports On Good and Bad in NATO

General Shies Away From Political Talk   NATO Commander Scheduled For Conferences With  President At Luncheon—Military Progress -") 8. #2... j'od

General Says He Plans Only Military Talks  Conferences Will Be Started Today

EISENHOWER IN WASHINGTON FOR TWO-DAY PARLEY   Capital Speculates On Con. versation At Truman  Luncheon Today   NATO DIFFICULTIES WILL BE DISCUSSED

lke Arrives in Washington fo: Military Talks   Ready for Important Tai.s with President Other U.S. Leaders

Labor's _ Program  Pondered   Where-Do «We-Go - From - Here’ Session Called To Work Out Policy

(US. Fighters to Augment Air Strength in Britain  25 Sabre Jets Cross Atlantic

25 Sabrejet Fighters In England   European Defense Given Another Shot in Its Air Arm.

Sabre Jets’ Land To Give UN New  European Powel   More American Fighter : Will Bolster Ike's.  Continent Forces

Judge Rosentield s Ruling That Extra Pay to Commissioners Is Illegal Is Up held; Affects Rest of State.

Conciliatory Gesture Made By Anglo-lranian Oil Firm   Resident Manager to Sit in on One Session Of Board: Communists Plan Demonstration

ANGLO- IRANIAN COMPANY BIDS FOR OIL, PEACE   British Half - Measure Is Answer To Ultimatum

Oil Firm Replies folran'sDemand   ‘Offers Observer Only to Nationalizing Talks

Oil Company Makes Conciliatory Move In lranian Dispute   Offers to Send Listener to One Meeting of Oil Nationalization Board: Red Groups Call Mass Meetings: New Crisis Looms for Premier

Oil Co. Makes Conciliatory Gesture in Iran   Offer to Send Manager to “Listen” at r One Meeting Only of the Tehran Oil Nationalization Board.

british Make Halt-Measure Reply to Iran   Agrees To Have Oil Firm Managex To Attend Parley

Anglo Iranian Oil Co. Make: Peace Gesture   AlOC Offers To Send Manager Before Nationalization Board

Iran Retains Plan, Says Oilmen’s Plea Is ‘Desperate Act   British Delegate To Hear Plans To Take Control Of Giant Company

British Make. Conciliatory Move In Iran  Oil Company Offer: To Sit In On Talks On Nationalization

Mink-Coat Stenographet Loses Job, Keating Declares   White House Says Story Isn't True   Presidential Aide Checks With Key West, Finds  No Confirmation

YRS, MERL YOUNG REPORTED FIRED: STORY 15 DENIET   White House Officials Say Steno Whose Mink Coat Figured in KFC Probe Is Still on Job,   REP. KEATING TOLD TRUMAN LET HER OUT   Senate Investigators Turn Spotlight on James Finnegan, Federal Tax Collector in St. Louis,

Mink-Coated Stenographer Reported Fired  White House Denies RFC  Tnanirye Fionre Load Tah   White House Denies RFC Inquiry Fieure Lost Job

Aides Deny RFC Figure ‘Out of Job’   Solon ‘Hears’ Mink-Clad Mrs. E. Merl Young  a I Ns

Young’s Wife Believed Fired   Solon ‘Hears’ Coat Recipient Dismissed

Hear Mrs, Young Fired From Job in the White House   Congressman Reports Rumor of, Develop-._ ment In RFC Case: ~

Claim White House Steno  Discharged   Representative Keating Makes Statement Last Night on Radio Program    WHITE HOUSE DENIAL   Mink Coat Owner Said To Be Out; Ask Spotlight On Tax Collector

Missouri Tax Collector Enters RFC Probe. Too Truman Reported To Have Fired “Mink-Coated” Steno

WA TEN IN MINK GOAT OF FELON GHZ   Rep. Keating Airs Rumors But Does Not Name Source of Information.

Keating Says Truman Fires  Young’s Wife   Should Tell Nation So, Solon Avers; Collector O£ Taxes In RFC Probe

Lawmaker says Truman Ousted Her   Probers Quizzed Stenographer About Her Mink Coat

Representative ‘Hears’’ Truman Fired Steno With Lush Mink Coat: White House Denies

Hears President Fired Mrs. Young  White House Claims "No Truth" to Reper?

[AERIAL FIGHTS OX BIG SCALE ‘ARE CONTINUED   Searchlights And Balloons To Mark Site Of Parley

Allied And Red Negotiators To Resume Talks   First Meeting In Over Two Months Starts In Few Hours

Long Tax Deadlock Again Up For Action As State Legislature Reconvenes Today

‘Second Best” Tax Plan Facing GOP   Penna. Income Levy Is Still Big Factor In Extended Tax Deadlock

tke in Versailles To Begin Big Job   Resumes His Task Of Building Army

Ike and Mamie Are Now A! Versailles  Ha to Boss International Army, She te Preside At ‘Their Paris Suite

EISENHOWER AT COMMAND POST   He And His Lady And Party Reach France On Queen Elizabeth

Reds Launch New Attacks   Bitter Battles Rage Acros! The Entire Front In Kerea

REDS LAUNCH SIX ATTACKS IN KOREA   BITTER HILL BATTLES FOUGHT BY TWO ARMIES —U, N, LOSES 2 PEAKS,

Tydings Doubles Offer On Reward   Former Senotor To Givé $10,000 If Reds Are Indicted

Truman Summons Johnston to Talks  Wage Curbs Dispute Believed Subject

Crime Czar Adonis Makes No Defense   Dapper Underworld Man Of Mystery Throws Self On Mercy of Court

Adonis Seeks Court’s Mere’   Five Plead ‘No Defense To Gambling Charges

Adonis. Enters ‘No Defense’ Plea In Court   Vice King, Four Aides Await Sentence on Charge of Gambling

Joe Adonis And 4 Aides Give Up Fight   Plead No Defense ond Throw Themselves on Mercy of Court.

JOE ADONIS PLEADS NO DEFENSE   Alleged Gambling Overlord Throws Self on Court’s Mercy

Adonis, 4 Aides Throw Selves On Mercy of Court  Jersey Gambling Czor   Jersey Gambling Czar Pleads No Defense After 'Neaotiations’

Crime Czar Will Attempt No Defense   doe Adanis Throws Himself on Mercy Of New Jersey Court

Adonis Pleads No Defense in Gambling Case   One of U. S. Seven Crime Czars Throws Himself on Mercy of Of the Court

Adonis Pleads No Defense To Gambling Count   Similar Pleas Are Entered By Four Others Charged

‘Deal’ Hinted As Joe Adonis Goes On Trial  -—~ gr,   Four Others Also Must Answer Jersey Charge On Dice Rin:

Adonis Pleads No Defense In Gambling Case   Dapper Racketeer, Fou: Others Throw Selves On Mercy Cf Court

Congressmen Rap Project During Hearing Tuesday   Brown, McGregor Both Say Dam Program ‘ Hampers Defense

PROPOSED DAM IN MILL CREEK BLOCKED BY DEFENSE PROGRAM   : Ing  Ts Dicband Died.

South Koreans Against Peace On Parallel 38   Chinese Withdrawal Korean Unification  Terms Set Up by ROK

Storm Breaks All Records at Joplin  beeww Bae os urea   Travelers Marooned and School Buses Lose Way

Deer Creek Twp, Loses Suit, Can't Aad To The Scheol   Judge Holds There Is No Emergency Existing There

Encouraging Nation to Become a First Class Power Again: Allies View ‘Soft’ Peace Pact as Calculated Risk In Their Efforts to Retain Japan’s Friendship

United States And Allies Are Gambling On Japan   Re RISSET!Y BRINE S

Defense Stee! Reserve Hiked  Military Orders  D.*.. #£......._. gs

“War s About Over”, Say Prisoners   8th Army Remains Skeptical, Attacks All Along Front

Soldiers of 28th. Division to be Given Furloughs Before Being Sent to Europe

Veciares soviet Mas Chance to Prove Charges West Has Twice ac Many Man. lnder Anme

U. S. Stands Ready To Count Troops lf Russia Agrees   Answer Red Charges Of Overarming

DA. CLAUDE BRYAN Dito AFTER GRIEF ILLNESS   Native of Bedminster Twp. Veterinary School Dean   2 DAUGHTERS SURVIVE

STATE DEPT, ~ DENIES CHARGE   Says It Has Ousted 15 - Jron Curtain Diplomats.

HAIL-LIGHTNING STORM RAKES ELECTRA; FNARD COUNTY SUFFERS HEAVY CROP LOSS

Movie Figure Is ‘Informer’ In Life Role  Ex-$3,000-Week Director On Stand

Mints Trying fo Furnish Pennies   Twenty-One Miles of New Ones Turned Out Doily— Still There’s Shortace

AN ALL QUT PLAN   Brannan Assistant Calls for End of ‘*Piecemeal Flood  Control”.

READS WHILE HE PEDALS f , 2 Youne Genius Bored 4  With First Grade

BUT HE LOVES TO PLAY C  GENIUS ON ae TRICY CLE BORED BY FIRST GRADE

Allies Send Formal Protest to Enemy   Refuse to Resume Negotiations Until ‘Interference’ with Convoys Ceases

Once Wealthy Broker Held on Charge Of Stealing Thousands from Clients

Accused A-Spies Called Traitors  Loyal To Communism Charges Prosecutor

Strike, Weather Push Prices Up   Meats, Fresh Fruits ” And Vegetables Climb The Most This Week

 90me Items Soar as Much as 40 Per Cent  [Railway Strike and Sub-Freezing Weather \Push Retail Food Prices Higher This Week

Oliphant Denies Knowledge Of ‘Clique’   Teitelbaum Accused Of ‘Concocting’ Story

Shakedown  TaleLabelec Fantastic   Official Says He Urged Prosecution of Teitelbaum

Oliphant Resigns IRS Post   Official Deplores ‘Vilification’; Nathan Testifies

Nathan, Named In ‘Shakedown,’ Takes Stand   Wealthy Chicagoan Tells Sensational Tax ‘Fix’ Story

Attacks, Villifi ication, Rumor Beyond Man’s  Endurance—Oliphant Any Wrongdoing i in Job Stronsly Denied in Letter

¥ Oliphant Quits Job As  Tax Counsel Nathan Tells Of Link To Caudle

Gives Up Post As Legal  Chief After Being Named As Active In Shakedown   Witness Denies Chicago Lawyer’s Story Of Being Approached For Bribe In Connection With Tax Case

Nathan, Accusec In Fix, Linked To Outside Aide  Claims He Didn‘t Discuss Tax Deals With Caudle; Spars

Oliphant Quits Asie Denlres als Charaes  ‘Shakedown Tale. {OF Rich Lawyer Denied by Nathar

(Claims Stor Of Shakedown *Coneocted?   Refutes Teitelbaum Testimony; Oliphant Slated To Take Stand

Name Linked With Accused Fraud Payoffs  Charles Oliphant ‘Resigns Voluntarily: Denies Accusations

But Denies Any Govt. Officials Are Involved   Nathan, Accused Of Attempted Tax Fix, Asks Lie Test

OLIPHANT RESIGNS AS COUNSEL   Neme Mentioned in Alleged $500,000 Tax Fix Shakedown. He Terms Charge “Ridiculous.”

Accusation Also Denied By Nathan   King Hints Perjury As Testimony Given At Hearing Conflicts

Another Tax Service  Man Quits   Oliphant Denies Shakedown Story As Fantastic

Lawyer Says 2 Men Tried $500,000 Tax Fix Shakedown   NoEvidenceHighOfficials Participated, King Says In Statement

Shakedown Concocted, Naster Says  * Tells Tax Probers He Never Talked Money or Tax   Whisk Tetsolbasen

Young Attorney Says lt's Impossible To Defend Self ln Foce Of Baseless Charges-—Nathon Shouts  ip? of Seo WIR igh ge

Vilification Campaign Too Much To Endure, Says Revenue Official; “Filthy Lie,’ Cries Accused Plotter

Chief Revenue Legal Officer Resigns Post   Oliphant Quits; Shake Down Accusation  “Is Denied”’

Nathan Denies Shaking Down Rich Attorney   Oliphant Gives Up His Job After His Name Is Connected With Story

Tale Concocted, Naster Charges   Says Teitelbaum Made Up Shakedown Story

Oliphant Quits As Top Counsel For Tax Bureau   Resignation Made Public in Letter

Naster Says Teitelbaum’s Charge False   Accuses Lawyer Of ‘Concocting’ Shakedown Tale

More Witnesses Before House Group After Yesterday'’s Sensation   OLIPHANT QUITS POST   Top Figures Named in “‘Soft Touch”’ Clique Offer Instant Denial

Oliphant Denies Knowledge of Tax Fix Clique   Caudle Critic Recalls Angry Call by McCarran

Investigafor Blames Caucile For Situation   Former: Attorney ‘for Late A! Capone Says Friend of Caw: dle Offered to Fix Tax Case.

Chief Counsel Sends Truman Strona Letter   Attorney Protests ‘Vilification’ As He Tosses Sponge

Naster Says Story ‘Concocted’; Tells Of Phone Call   Tells Committee He Feel: Teitelbaum Made Up Tale About Him and Nathan

Naster Claims That Lawyer Concocts Tale   Witness In Probe of Tax Scandals Assails Teitelbaum

OLIPHANT SAYS CANT ENDURE’ ATTACK ON HIM   Named Frequently In House Hearings On Revenue Bureau

Says Lawyer Faked Story On Tax Fix   Naster Asserts Teitel. hanm ‘Coneocted’? AT)  of Racket Tale

Strongly Worded Letter Calls Claim ‘Raseless’  RADSERW “AAO Wwe wenys

Tax Story Continues  To Untold   Nathan ‘Pretty Positive’ He Didn’t Diseuss Tax Matters With Caudle

Tax Shakedown Suspect Spars With Probers   Nathan Tells of Race Track Visits With Lamar Caudle

Call Oliphant In Tax Scandal Investigation   Ex-Chief Counsel of Revenue Bureau Linked With AIlleged Shakedown Trv

Caudle Scored Though ‘Fix’ Is Denied   Federal Aides Cleared in Quiz Over ‘Shakedown’

Witness: Denies: Talking Money With Teitelbaum   ‘Evident Story Was Concocted’

Probers Follow  Up Tax Scandal   More Witnesses Before House Group After Yesterdav's Sensation   OLIPHANT QUITS POST   Top, Figures Named in “Soft Touch” Clique Offer Instant Denial

HE DENIES ANY CONNECTION WITH ALLEGED SCHEME   Frank Nathan Denounces as “Lie” Statement He Tried to Get Half-Million From Chicago Lawyer.   PERJURY ACTION LOOMS AS PROBABLE   Rep. King Says Transcript of Conflicting Testimony Will Be Given Justice Department.

Says Charge... Of Shakedown.  Was Conracted   Bert Naster Testifies He Never Discussed Taxes or Money With Abraham Teitelbaum.

Denies Talking About Any Tax Problems   Rep. King Says U. $ Employes Clear of Any “Shakedown”

Naster Charges Chicagoan Faked Shakedown Story  Witness Disputes Teitelbaum, Gives Reluctant Replies

Nathan Spars With Probers About Finances   Charles Oliphant Resigns Post With Revcnue Service

Nathan ‘Positive laxes Not Taken Up With Caudle   Man in Shakedown Ring Accompanied Him to Race Tracks

Says Ousted Attorney Created Tax Mess   House Chairman Savs No bvidence Olflecale Tank Partin Shakedoun

Naster Says ‘Shakedown’  Is Concocted   Never Talked Money With Teitelbaum, He Testifie~

ANOTHER COLLEGE INVOLVED? Swift Indictments Seen  In Basketball ‘Fix’ Case

‘Visitors Wonder If Ohio House Of Representatives Is Going To Dogs

Truman Enjoys ‘Critic Sermon  Navy Chaplain Told ‘Talk Was a ‘Dinager’

Single Ticket to Appear on Ballot For City Election   Coalition Ticket Only One to File Nomination Paper:

One Petition Filed For City Election As Deadline Nears   Coalition Ticket Only One Filed With City Clerk

Crash Kills 10 Churchgoers   Brakes Fail and Bus Smashes Into Wall

DEFENSE WORK DUE TO GAIN HERE IN 1952   Expected To Offset Slack  In Production Of  Civilian Geods

Optimism Shown By Officials   1951 Unusually Good Despite Material Curhs

FUGITIVE FOILS PURSUERS Accused Molester Kills Self During Wild Chase

Scott's First Official ‘Act Is Firing Of Chief ‘(Purchasing Clerk Ware

Demo Sees Eisenhower As Favorite; GOP Solon Says HST Would Win Now

Opinion Traded By Lawmakers On Race In 1952   Truman And Ike  Seen As Positive Wannere In Rare

IKE SEEN AS CHOICE OF VOTERS   GOP Congressman Says Truman Would Win Election Now

New Regulation: Strictest Since Early December  May Identify Units Only as UN Forces

Suff Restriction Clamped on Press  Gen. Van Fleet Order: Heaviest Censorship Of Korean Fighting

EIGHTH ARMY CLAMPS DOWN CENSORSHIP   Strictest News Blackout of War; Can’t Identify Units, Fronts.

Place and Size of Demilitarized Zone Debated at Length in Meeting at Kaesong.   BOTH SIDES KEFUSE  TO GIVE GROUND   Remarks Overheard Indicate Communists Want Shooting to Step Now, Even While Parley Is On.

Railroads Seek 6% Freight Hike   Pay Raises Reason, Carrier Groups Say

Railroads to Ask 5 Pet, Increase in Freight Rates   ‘Wage Raises Bring New  Demand for Greater Charges

Judge Refuses Collazo Plea   Would-Be Assassin’s Sentence Date Set

U.S. Will Put 340,000 Men In Europe Soon   Marshall Says End Of Korean Fighting Will Switch Forces

BIG U, S. FORCE PROMISED FOR EUROPEAN ARMY   Marshall Reveals 400,000 Are Slated For Combined Force

= CAaAPeP FaPraiier U. S. Forces Make Easy Capture ‘Of Honechon: Reds Retreating

Yanks Seize Key Road Hub Of Hongchon  Enemy Continues Datreant Narthward

Reds Still Withdraw Along Line   UN Mects Only Small Arms Fire  Entering Town

‘Damnable Lies'- M'GRATH DENIES BLOCKING INQUIRY INTO TAX SCANBAL

(rime Committee Extension Urged   GOP Resolution to Ask for More Money to Continue Probe

Set Record In Moving Battalion   Twelve Helicopters To Carry Marines To Battle Front In Only Six Hours

’Copter Lift Puts Marines In Position   U.S. Forces Are ~ Stronger At Front; Show Gains,

Fly 1,000 Marines To Korean War Front   Rush Reinforcements by Air as UN Tank Force Blasts Through Communist Lines in West.

Marines Fly To Aid Push In East Area   Powerful UN Tank Forces Hit At Enemy On Key West Positions

MANY VENETIANS FALL INTO CANAIT i eeeeeeieenee Ee  Gold-Plated Hangovers Follow Fabulous Party

PRESIDENT SEEKS TO BRING PEACE IN PARTY RANKS   Will Address Democrats From Western Siates At  Pa a:      Millionaire Stages Lavish Party For International Set In Venic;

Seek Halt In Living Cost Rise   Organized Labor De. mands Overall Pr ogram; Government Has ‘Hones,’

Labor Demands Halt fo Soaring Living Costs   Blames Congress For Inability to Control Food Prices

Cancel Plans for Wage Price Freeze   Valentine Confers with Labor for Overall Program

Congress Diamed for High Costs   Labor Groups Demand Program; Government Drops 30-Day Freeze

Little Hope Seen For Early Slash In Living Costs   Labor Group Put: Most of Blame On Conaress

Labor Demands Living Costs Sniral. Halfed   Unions ‘Inform: Government That Brakes Cannot Be-Applied Until Laws Are En ee ae F

U.S. Stresses Concern Over  Greek Affairs pe   Ambassador Fears Trouble As Result Of Papagos’ Quitting

Demo Chieftain Lauds Truman's Fight on Reds  Democrats Protect” bilea*..) = @ 2... Opt.

Atomic Arming Blueprint Asked  U. S$. Canacitie   U. S. Capacities To Be Surveyed

Shipping Talks Still Snageed  Agreement Reached In West, However

County Firemen Urged to Atfend Fire Scheol Here   To Hold Classes on Four ‘Tuesdays; Start August 14, 7:30 p.-m

Communists Crippled .... Se eee  L.quipment Losses Damage Red Army

The Wide Awakes Were Happy... Popular Song Helped Abe Lincoin Become Spokesman for Republicans

SHOWDOWN ON ~ NICKEL GAS TAX NEXT TUESDAY   ‘Backers Fear Measure May Be Caught in LastMinute Jam.

U. S. Leaders View Situation... . wip. Leaders View situation . . . .  Threat Af Early Nil  “ru Vi dil ry Waa  Shortage Dissipated

Traffic Increases On French Rails   Official ‘Says Service Is 80 Per Cent on Trunk Lines

French Hope Rail Settlement Near: Service Resumes  80 Per Cent of Trunk   80 Per Cent of Trunk Line Trains Operate; No One Optimistic

New Report on Ousting. Acheson  Rep. Rogers Gives Hint in News Letter

DULLES ‘MIGHT REPLACE ACHESON   ‘Texas Congressman Tells ' Voters Of Possible New Arrangement Soon

Acheson-Out Reports Still Continuing  Latest Says Dulles Ton Renlace Sec’v

Reports Persist That Acheson  To Be Replaced   - Texas Senator, Chicage Writer Make New Forecasts on Change

House Armed Forces Group Said to Have Approved Draft Plan  Would Draft Men at 184 With Minimum o Six Months Training

HOUSE READY TO COMPROMIS “ISYEAR DRAFI   6 Months’ Training Made Feature Of Plan

House Committee Lowers Draft Age   Group Favors Taking Youths Of 18/2 Years, But Recommends Six Months Of Training

Compromise Draft Bill Sets Age 18%  House Measure Bans Combat Before 19

FINNEGAN TRUE BILL ATTACKEI   FORMER REVENUE COLLEC TOR ASKS DISMISSAL OF CHARGES AGAINST HIM.

College Men Given ‘Out’   Draft Board to Defer New Crads in Seek Jobs

BIG DOPE RING IS BROKEN UP BY TWO RAIDS   Claim $10,000,000 Per Year Business By the Syndicate

Arrests Break Huge Dope and Bogus Bill Ring   8 Men And Woman Nabbed, Arrests Of 10 More Near

Arrest Nine In Big Dope Ring’  Believe Arrests Will Smash Ring Doing $10,000,000 Business

Phony Bills; Drugs Taken By Raiders   Nine Suspects Arrested, 10 More Hunted

Frank Costello Facing Threat Of Deportation   May Have Lied In Citizenship Application; Denies He Heads Crime Syndicate; Object: To TV Cameras; Not Proud Of Past Record

Costello Faces © Probe Threat of Deportation   Alleged Crime Lord Questioned About His Citizenship -

Costello Faces Probe Threat Of Deportation   Alleged Crime Lord Questioned About His caching

Deportation Threat Faced By Costello   Crime Probers Seek To Show Citizenship Papers Falsified

Allied Fliers Ordered Not To Bomb Road   UN Planes Continue Blasting Vehicles Moving Toward Front

STATE ENJOINED FROM COLLECTING INCREASED FEES   Law TO RAISE ADDED $20 MILLION A YEAR “UNCONSTITUTIONAL”

Final Decision In State Court Is Not Likely Before March   Circuit Decision Blocks Road Improvements; Barrett Problem

COLLECTION IS BARRED BY INJUNCTION   Judge Smith, in Sangamon Circuit Court, Holds Truck License Hike Is Unconstitutional.

Sangamon Circuit Court Rules New Truck License Law Invalid; State Road Program to Suffer

Today’s Skies   Huge Contract Given Firm  For Building  Constructhon Wark Beoan Tyhecdayv   Construction Work Began Tuesday On Plant Which Made PotentRDX

Tornado Hits At Oklahoma City Monday   Roofs Damaged and Buildings Battered  But..No One Killed Or Iniured by Wind

A A a alk Uda ts SA eae ics ack a Nl  Question of Whether Russians Will Attack Is Lost in Uproar

HOOVER WARNS OF DANGER ON “HOME FRONT’   Statement Is Made By Senator McCarran After FBI Conference

President Holds Foreign Atd Cuts As Poor Economy   Will Continue To Do All Possible To Get Them Restored,

Presiclent Assails Foreign Aid Cuts   Says It Is Misplaced Ecanomy to Trim Funds Now

Truman Views As ‘Pity’ Cuts In Foreign Aid   “Misplaced Economy” : President Says; Sees . Battle As:Hopeless.

President Calls Aid Cut ‘a Pity’  Will Work Hard te Restore the Cuts

Truman Calls Foreign Aid  Cuts ‘Pity’   President Cites Serious Situation

Russia, West Seem Nearer An Agreement  One Point Of Big   One Point Of Big Four Program May Be Settled

PENTAGON STILL 1) CHECKING LIST (F WAR CAPTIVES   Reds Gave Few Details on Prisoners and There Are Cases of Mistaken Identity to Clear Up,   2,001 OF THE 3,198 NAMES RELEASED   Thousands Rejoice Upon Hearing Fighting Men Are Alive — But For Others _ There Is Only Despair,

Also Striving  To Clear Up Mistaken Identity Stemming from Snarse Details

Officials Rush To Check List And Notify Kin   For list of Texans identified as prisoners of war see Page fA   By ROGER D. GREENE

POW Lists Checked By Pentagon   Kin Warned Red’s   Kin Warned Red's List Unverifiable Till Men Released

BILL COOK TAKEN TO EL CENTRO, CALIF   Trial of Slayer of Mosser Tamily Scheduled to Start November 19.

eoverss Ss f SWSUEEEEY FT  Heads Stale Group  Ada Man New President o Oklahoma Savings and Loan Leaaue

John P. McKinley Heads State Group   Ada Man New President of Oklahoma Savings and Loan League

‘Troops-to-Europe Debate Expected To End With Tut Division Approval

> Senate Scheduled To Wind lt p Debate On Hot Troops-To-Europe Issue Following Vacation

Debate On Troops Ends This Week  Approval Certain Fo Four U. S. Divisions

$39,144,170 in State General Revenue Fund on October 31   Total on Hand in All Funds Was Well Over $111 Million.

 FLot Vebate Looms  Tong-Awaited Budget Report (May Go To Committee Today

STATE'S BUDGET REPORT FINISHED   Appropriations Conimittee To Get It Today—Figures Are Reported Revised Upward.

Full Committee Receives Report (n State Budget   Sub-Group Complete: Tedious Probing Of Suggested Spending

Trapped Boy's Shouts Unheeded by Motorists; Sister Finally Gets Aid

Marines Plunge In Close Combat With Commies  fC. Thaneariate   Four Thunderjets Clash With Sixteen Enemy MIG-I5s

Marines Drive Ahead; Fierce Fighting Rage:   Entire Front Active as U. N. Contingents Strike at Red Line

arines Make Deep Thrust ln Red Lines   : Troops in Uniforms Similar to Russian Reported at Front

U. S. Marines Drive Forward in Korea   Leathernecks Gain In Close Fighting On Eastern Front   ‘PTA Conferene Opens On lowa State Campus

MARINES ATTAGK REDS ENTRENCHED IN KOREAN HILLS   Americans Push Deep Inte Communist Lines After Pesectun Bigke

U.S. MARINES DRIVE THROUGH ENEMY LINES  Penetration Deepest   Penetration Deepest by American Ground Forces Sc Far This Year.

Marines Thrust Deepinto North Korea _   White Troops in ©  Uniforms Similar —  .To-Russians Seen

— ATTACK — Artillery, Mortars Aid Drive   HINT RUSSIANS SEEN AT FRONT

Marines, Backed by Artillery, In Drive Through Red Lines   Make Deepest Thrust Into North Korea So Far This Year in Surorise Attack

U. §. Marines Make Deepest Thrust Yet Into Enemy Lines  UN Forces Victorious All Along Front In Ground, Air Battles

Make Deepest U.S. Thrust Of the Year   Uniforms Like Russians Spotted In Enemy Region

Marines, Artillery Blast. Red- Defenses   Allies Report Troops Wedring Russian. : 8 ilognie Siaiils VST, PhicE si

U.S. Troops Drive Into Red Lines   American Marines Backed by Barrage; Gain Is Deepest Thrust This Year

Marines Make Deepest Thrust {nto N. Korea   Censorship Won’t Permit Identification Of Point of Attack

Marines Make  Year's Biggest Drive fo North   Artillery and Mortar Barrage Open Red Lines

Hot Dog. Pork Prices Going Up  New OPS Rules Call For About Two Cents

Here We Go Again; Meat Rationing Is on the Way Say Livestock Leaders

slits at Price Control  pivestock Industry Says eat Rationina Inevitable

Rationing Of Meat in Six Months ‘Predicted   Livestock Men Say  Otherwise Controls Must Be Changed;  President Sets Up  Emergency Panel o Railroad Wages.

BULLETIN Gridder Says Stor y Not Tr ue   Blaik Admits *Reeruitine’

Repels Tyranny— MacArthur Says Japan Stands ‘With Free Nations By Treaty

Contest Blanks Must Be Mailed By Midnight  Time Grows Short   Time Grows Short For Entries In Popularity Event

Contest Blanks Must Be Mailed By Midnight   Time Grows Short For Entries In Popularity Event

Committees Deluged  One Of Many Introduced Bill Would Let 18-Year Olds Vote

Legislature (ets Its First Shower ()f New Measures   Senate Receives Bill To Permit 18 Year Olds To Vote

Bills in the Senate as a Crime Curb  Are Directed at Gambling And Narcotics Traffic

Stock Up Sugar, Brannan Advice   Housewives Hear Tip For Canning

LADY SEEKS AILMONY  Clark Gable Divorce Suit May Bring Bitter Batile

Military Spending Most Costly Item In Record Budget   ‘National Survival’ Expense Estimate Also Includes Some Reiected Fair Deal Plans

71 Billion’ Asked In New Budget   Deficit To Be Met By New Taxyego. Truman Say:

May Need $20 Billion In New Taxes; Hail Arms Outlays, but Ran ‘Welfare State’

‘Survival’ Budget Handed Congress; Fair Deal Added   President Says New Tax Increases Could Soar to 20 Billions; Will Hit Everyone; Points To Imminent Possibility of Attack

Truman Hands U.S. $71 Billion Budget; Asks Big Tax Boost   ‘National Survival’ Budget Is Largest in History Except in Time of All-Out War; Asks Action on Key Sections of ‘Fair Deal’ Plan

New Tax Increase May Soar to $20 Billion, President Says; Socialized Medicine Plan Dragged Out Again.

New Tax Load To Be Heavy   Fair Deal Measures Included: Most Cash For Military Needs

$7] Billion Plan Given  To Congress   Proposal Would Call For Huge New Tax Levies

Fair Deal’ Included in *71' Billion Budget   New Tax Boosts May Hit $30 Billion; Truman Slates Nearly 75% for Defense

$20 Billion in New Taxes Held Likels   Vast Program Incorporate: *Rotn Deal? Measures

Three-Fourths Of The Total Is Earmarked For Defense; Fair Deal Program Including Brannan Plan Cared For

Huge Survival Budget’ Sent To Congress  Asks 71 Billions; AAiliaacrss Alansle

More Than 16 Billion To Be Met  From Taxes  President Also — Asks Passave   President Also ° Asks Passage Of Key Sections Of ‘Fair Deal?’

$71 Bil, Budget Draws Fire From Friends, Enemies   Truman Waves Flag and Dusts Off Old Fair Deal Program

Tax Increases May GoAsHigh As 20 Billions         Budget Of Over $71 Billions Highest In History. Except During All-Out War — Fair Deal

Many Fair Deal Measures Are  Included in Bill   ‘President States That New Tax Increases, i Which Will Hit Everyone, Could Soar  ‘As High As $20,000,000,000 in Year

Appropriation Bills Add Up To $610,122:246   Money Measures’ . Waiting for Smith's Approval Sienature

State Appropriation Bilis Sef Record   Agencies Get $610,000,000 To Operate Two Years.

Integration Of Power In State Sought   Conference Hears Utility Heads Tell Of Plans

State Executive Agencies Are Likened To Runaway Horses In 24 Pronosals By Speaker Horn

New Boosts In Prices to Include Cars   OPS Will Author Automobile Manufacturers..to Seek. Another Price Increase.

Allies Claim First Round Of Big Battle With Reds. Foe Dealt Heavy Losses

Great Victory Is Proclaimed By Van Fleet   Heavier Commie Attacks Expected— Foe Paying Price

COMMUNISTS /PULLBACKT0 LICK WOUNDS   Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses; UN Patrols Roam at Will

Latest News Flashes   (By LN. S.).   Seized Scientist's Passport

Spark From Motor Hits In Pocket   Most Critically Injured Is Man - From Tazewell

Equalization Board Hearings End With 224 Protests Filed   Peace, Quiet Reign Once More At Courthouse; Action Due Thursday

‘WEATHER FORECACT   Equalization Board Hearings End With 224 Protests Filed  Peace, Quiet Reign Once More At Courthouse; Action Due Thursday

West Plans To Force Showdown in Big Four   Gromyko Will Face Demands on Red Propaganda Aspects of Conference .

Allies To Force Showdown With Reds On Agenda  Se eee ee ns   Proposal To Limit Armaments Again Vetoed By Gromyko

Mayor Fines Two Drunken Drivers $100 Each; Eight Others in Court

Man Fined $100 As Tipsy Driver  Three Reckless, Two  Mave No Licensec

Two Are Fined As Tipsy Drivers  Four Others Taken To Mavor’s Court

Troops Capture Mount Kodae   Communists Abandon Much Equipment during Evacuation

Allies Make Slow Advance Against Main Red Lines   Believe Retreat of Enemy Is Ended.—Expect Heavy Fighting Again.

Allies Crack First Line Of Red Defenses   Inch Up Closer To Iron Triangle Of Chinese Troops

TWO PROPOSALS FOR PEACE IN KOREA REJECTED   UN Troops Retake Hill Lost To Chinese Reds

U. N. Stands Pat Against Troop Withdrawals   Ridgway and Joy Put Communist Envoys on Defensive

Turner Has Halted Red ‘Haggling’ .   Communists Are Put on Defensive and Call Recess to Talk With Higher Officials   Withdrawal Asked

Long, Slow Pull but U.N. Has Initiative in Cease Fire Talk   _In Beginning, Reds “Held the Advantage

Bet Or Fold— Reds In Saddle Suddenly Find That Horse Doesn't Want To Go That Way

Negotiators Split Over Two Allied Proposals  -Concern Truce   Concern Truce Inspections  And Ban Against Military Builduns

Both Sides Have Own Ideas for Supervision Set-up  Seven-Point United Nations Plan Not   Seven-Point United Nations Plan Not Immediately Rejected by Reds, However; Reds’ Plan Called Inadequate.

Five-Point Plan Called Inadequate   Supervising Of Armistice Is Obstacle

Check on Truce Next Problem  Negotiators to Get Red Views on Plan

Allies, Enemy Divide on Plan  For Inspection   Two Major Issues Pose  New Snag in Korean ant MITE

Allies Reject = Enemy s Plan Of Supervision   Negotiators Insist —_ On Free Moving Joint Inspection Teams

Inspection And Build-Up Ban Issues At Stake   Jet Score Four To One, As Allies Win Fast Battle in Air

UN Proposals Are at Stake In Discussions   Allies Want Inspection Teams Free to Roam And Ban on Buildups

Buildup Ban, Area Checkup Bring Debate   “ommunists Don’t Reject UN’s Seven-Point Proposal, But Want Suggestions Taken Up By High Level Conference

Ban on Military Buildup, Truce Inspection Teams Bos Down Korean Talks

Emporia Host to  Big Tournament. Class AA Basketball Teams Will: Start: Moving in Tuesday; Javeess in: Charan.

Emporia Host to ‘Big Tournament   Class AA Basketball Teams Will Start Moving in Tuesday; Jaycees in Charae

Seized Files Provide Nev  Evidence   Senater Karl Mundt Declares Probe  Will Be Fruitful

Features tor Everybouy fn the Telegram Today   Izvestia Raps M’Mahon Resolution As ‘Smoke Screen’ for ‘Aggression’

Young Marine Kills Estranged Wife Ae 2 Policemen Wait Outside Room

Shotgun Blast Kills Estranged; Wife Of Marine At End Of 15-Minute Tall

Last Minute Talk Allowed Marine Ends In Shooting Of Socialite Wife, _ ‘Accident’ Story Doubted By Police

FERGUSONVILLE FOLK OPPOSE SEWAGE PLANT   However, Reasons for The Cpposition to Proposition Are Quite Varied

SEWAGE PLANT UPSETS FERGUSONVILLE AREA   Oppose Plant On Neshaminy Creek Near Ford Rd.   3 LARGE LAND HOLDERS

Bomber And An F-51 in A Collision  Eight Men Had   Eight Men Had Parachuted From  B-36 in Oklahoma

Defiant Congress Gives President Watered-Down Bill On Price Controls

PRESIDENT 10 SIGN STOP-GAP CONTROLS BILL   Measure Grants Only One- Month Exten. sion, Bans Future Price Rollbacks.

Wife. 6 Tots Missing, Hunt Farm Worker   Sound Six - State Alarm For South Daketa Wife And Six Children Whe Disappeared Today

Woman and  Six Children Are Sought   Farmer Mystified Over Vanishing of Family With Hired Man.

Child-Birth Discussed at Convocation Of Pennsylvania Medical Society

Interesting Report on Child Births Is Made at State Medical Society Meeting

Republican Women Told ‘At Candidates’ Luncheon   Mrs. Hannah Durham, Lehigh County Leader, Says Nation Faces Two Great Enemies, Russia And *« Inflation — Individual’s Active Interest :  Will Bring Victory a

BIGGEST JOB IN NATION IS TO ELECT. REPUBLICAN PRESIDENT NEXT YEAR, NOTED WOMAN LEADER TELLS 6. 0. P.   Mrs. Hannah Durham, of Allentown, Brings A Message of Encouragement to the Bucks County Council of Republican Women; “Candidates’ Luncheon” is Held

More Action Necessary From NATO, Says Bradley   JCS Chairman Steers Clear Of Political Issues: Confers With Chiefs In Eurone .

DE GASPER! URGES ALLIES TO REVISE [TALIAN TREATY   Premier Wants Western Powers To Lift Arms  Banctwietiawe:

DRIVE NEEDS $824   Persons Missed by Red Cross Workers Asked to Call Office

 Communist Shore Guns Kill Three Crewmen Aboard U.S. Minesweeper

Greenback Party Names Grecer As °52 Presidential Candidate, But Counter Campaign Not Hopeful

UN Jets Score 10-0 Victory over Reds in 10th Day of Dogfights   Ground Officer Warns That Foe’s ‘Capable of Attack at Short Notice’

Allies Claim 10-0 Wit Over Red Jet Fleet   > MiGs Shot Down, 5 Damaged In 10th Straight Day of Battles

10-0 Is Seore Of Jet Victory  UN Seeks Straight Answers On Red Truce ‘Double Talk’

Bank Bandits Get $62,000   Two Gunmen Flee Kansas City Building After Quick Holdup

Tax Exemptions Force a Revision 0f Estimated Sewer Levy Income; Trustees Conduct Hearing Tuesday

Wild Shooting Breaks Ou When 200 Storm Prison Commissary   GRIEVANCES PLACED BEFORE OFFICIAL

Violent Mutiny Breaks Out in West Virginia Prison: Guards Onen Fire

Guards Drive Back Armed Convicts In State Penitentiary Uprising; 1,300 Inmates In Mutiny

Europe Can't Use Area Coal  It's Wrong Tyve and Shivping Costs Too Hiah

Hope Dwindles For Coal Mines   Southern Hlinois Coal Not Right for Europe Stevenson Advised

Russell Under Fire for Stand On Statehood   ‘Alaskan Statehood _ Committee. Urges Prompt Admission

Pilot Saves 32 In Crash Landing  Skillful Maneuver Prevents Holocaust

Girl Charged With Murder  Admit<« Setting Fire   Admits Setting Fire In Which Man Died

Sales Tax Gets Strong Backing   Manvufacturer’s Or Retail Levy Is Issue

Fact, Foible, Fate Eve Advertises . For Adam; Eden To Be Furnished

Egypt Takes Step To Check Riots In Suez Canal Zone   Governor And Commander Of The British Forces Reach Agreement

4,000 British Parafroopers Sent To Cyprus   Troops To Be Placed In Striking Distance Of Iran Oil Trouble

Britain Sending Troops to East   Explosive Situation Devel oping Over Iranian Oil Crisis

U.S. Navy, Already Big, Sull Going   Fleet Will Have 180 More Ships

Forrestal, Biggest of Vessels to Be Built, Features Newest Ideas

NAVY BEEFING UP   Survey Shows 180 More  Ships Under Construction for the Fleet

City Water Is Safe      U.S. Navy, Already World’s Largest, Is Building 180 More Units For Fleet

U. S. Navy, Largest In World, Adds 180 Vessels To Fleet   PT Boat Revived

Strengthening Sea Protection... . a OLEC TION «s+  Navy Building 180 Vessels For Fleet

U. S. Navy, Already World’s Largest. Is Building 180 More Units For Fleet

Navy To Build 180 New Ships   Program Includes Carriers, Destroyers And Subs

U.N. Foces Must Stay In Korea After Truce, Collins Tells Newsmen

Cruiser Arrives At Al.ndan Dart  eee FAVUUUEE PF Vit  As Tension Rises   U. §. Ambassador Makes Plea For Temporary Agreement on Western Defense Oil Supply

Germans Are Pariners Of Free Nations   Adenauer Promises ‘Unflinching’ Aid In Peace Pursuit

Adenauer Says Germany Will Prove Herself   People Will Uphold The Democratic Principles  Of West.

It’s Charles In September, Old Joe Says  _ There Won’t Be — Need of Fifth Match—Manager

Walcott, Promising to be a Fighting Champion, to Take on Charles First

Assembly’ 's Permission Asked .  Two Cities Seok Liquor Elections

NF\/SMARI SAYS RINGWAY HAS RFPLACEN GEN. AAACADTHIIO IAI COAARAAAID ALITLODITY IAL KOREA

Republicans Ask M’Grath Report   Attorney General May Give Testimony On Caudle’s Airplane Deal

McGrath Is Target of  Criticism   Two Republicans Demand That Attorney General Answer Their Questions

Ask McGrath Be Quizzed   Three Republicans Demand To Hear Attorney General

Aircraft Plants To Up Production   Expansion Is Needed to Meet 143-Wing Air Force Goal of Pentagon

Autos Will Have Two Plates Again  Gov. Kohler Signs   Gov. Kohler Signs Measure Into Law

Governor Signs Auto License Bill  Annual Plate Plan To Start Jan. 1

Tran Senate Backs Premiet   ‘Talk or Get Out’ Policy  = =§ Daccag Firat Hurdle

IRAN DEMANDS OIL TALKS BE RESUMED   THREATENS TO EXPEL RE. FENERY TECHNICIANS UNLESS BRITAIN AGREES,

MaeArthur Must Clear  Statements  General Asked To Get Washington's Approval on Poliev

MacArthur Told To Submit Statements To Washington   Truman Must Okay All Pol’ y

MacArthur Put Under Political Gag   General Reportedly Ha: ‘Been Asked to Clear  Further ‘Policy’ State mante With Wachinotar

MacArthur Gag Ordered By Truman  Evthiurve CEntamantca   Future Statements Must Be Submitted To Washinaton

—MacARTHUR CENSORED— Must Clear Statements  With Washington First

Truman Halts  Statements  Of MacArthur General Told to Get OK  From Washington on Foreign Policy Matters

Future Cleorance On Statements of Policy Requested   Report President Has Moved to End Unauthorized Talk By Gen. MacArthur

GEN, MACARTHUR TO BE CENSORED   Administration Reported To Have Asked Him ‘Te Submit Future Utterances For Clearauce,.

Truman Advises General To Clear Future Reports   Action Reportedly Taken Following Washington Conference; Censorship Ban Surprises Tokvo

MacArthur ‘Gagged’ By White House on Political Comment   General Must Get Clearance on All Future Statements Which He Makes of Political Implication

Truman Muzzles Gen. MacArthur  Washington Would Clear Statements

Solons Express Seorn for Lack Of Resolution   Bevins in London Warns U.S. to Go Slow in China Policy

Attlee Urges Parliament  To Stand Pat   Churchill Challenges Prime Minister on His Divergency With US

British Argue Korean Muddle  Churchill Replies to Attlee-U.N. Warning

Cold Wave Chiils East   Midwest Enjoys Respite From Frigid Blasts

Farm Bureau Heat Proposes ' Bold’ Inflation Attack   Would End All Wage and Price Controls He Says

Substitute for Curbs Offered Farm Bureaus   President Proposes ‘Bold Attack’ On Inflation in Cheap Money Blast

Farm Official Wants ‘Attack   Proposes Fight On Inflation To End All Controls

Student Charged As Boy's Killer  Ken neth Scholz ry  Amediin Weorran

Board Grants 4-Cent Raise For G.M. Unior   Cautions, However, That Action Doesn’t Mean General Boost

Wage Board 0. K Special Pay Hike In Auto Industry   ‘Production’ Raise Allowed 350,000 At Genern! Matare

MARY LOUISE CORDINGLE}  Woman Golf  Champion of  lowa Drowns  .* Mary: Cordingley Lost: in Flood

Drowned As Car ls Swept From Road At Des Moines   Mary Cordingley First lowa Victim Of Flood Waters

Automobile Is Swept by Flood From Highway   D.M. Mayor Chamber’s Son Rescued From Tree in Lake...

Marshall Reveals  European Plans   Joint Chiefs of Staff Want Six U.S. Divisions Kept Over There

Marshall Asks Six Divisions  to Aid Europe   Wants to Send Four More to Support Two Already There

Six Divisions Of  U. 5. Ground Forces Will Go.io Europe, Gen. Marshall Says

Marshall Says U. §. Plans Call for Six Divisions in Europe  Discloses Secret Because of Row Over Troops in Congress

House Indicates There Will Be No Tax Boosts Until June   Marshall Reluctantly Reveals Europe Defense Plans at Senate Hearing

ARMY WOULD ADD FOUR 10 NOW THERE   Marshall Tells Senate Joint Chiefs of Staff Have Aooroved Plan.

Tne nen = Ole: PANN TAT mee rwer neem ae  Four More Divisions for Europe

Big 3 to Bring Germany Into  Anti-Red Fold   Reassure Russian Bloc Acts ‘Defensive’: Two Communiques Issued

BiG 3 10 PRESS FOR QUICK PEACE WITH W. GERMANY   Hope Expressed Bonn Government Will Provide Troops for Kuropean Army Karly in 1952.   'MOST OCCUPATION : ' CONTROLS WOULD END   But Proposed Contract Would Assure Western Powers. a Voice in Problems Affecting Berlin.

Big Three Push Peace Pact With West Germans  Russia To Be Told Action Is Not For  mmm nwiesm Dawmrame

Big 3 Agree On Germany s Peace Contract   Will Seek to Line Up West Germany In Defense Pact

At The Same Time Seek To Reassure Russion Bloc This And Other Moves Are Purely Defensive

Door Remains Open for Talk With Russians   Ministers Move to Scrap Most Occupation Curbs On West Reich

PEACE TREATY WITH W. REICH   Power, Plus Moves For Amity, Star Final Session

Big Three Powers Agree On Plan ~  For German Peace  . Keep Door Open For New Talk — - With Russians

Big Three Agree on  W. German  Peace Pact   But Allied Troops To Stay in Nation While Germany, Is Divided

Big Three Reassure Russian Bloc   Contract With Western Germany to Be Purely Defensive.

“BIG3" PLANS PEACE TREATY WITH W. REICH   Power, Plus Move: For Amity, Star Final Session

U. S$. Officials Refuse To Comment on Report Of Chinese Troop Ferry

Reds Claim U.S. Fleet Ferrying Troops Of Chinese From Formosa To The Mainland

U.S. Refuses To Comment   Reds Charge Americans Ferrying Nationalists To Chinese Mainland

No Comment On  Radio Charge   Chinen e Reds Claim   Chinese Reds Claim U. S. Fleet Ferrying Nationalists.

Final Parleys Being Held On  Freeze Orders   Cost Of Living Index Hits New High Peak.

Freeze Order May Be Held Until Friday   - Flexible Pay Policy Seen; Cost-Of-Living Index Hits New Peak

March Barges in With a Headache For U.S. Business   Control Program Brings Toil and Trouble for Capital And Labor Groups

March Brings Load Of Work   Merchants Rushing To Get Reports In By Deadline

Draftees Will Leave April 25  Both County Boards Send Men Same Day

Explosion Is" Attributed To Gas Vapor   Official States No Sabotage Is Held Responsible

Seven Dead Gas Vapor Blamed   Blast Demolishes Test Building; Doubt Sabotage

Blast Kills 7, Razes Plant For Jet Tests   No Sabotage Involved In Indianapolis Accident, AF Officer Says

Gas Explosion Wrecks Jet Plant, Kills 7   Demolishes Concrete Building with 12 In. Walls at Indianapolis

Taft Hits Truman On Damestic and Foreign Policies   (Ohio Senator Speaks at In diana GOP $100 APlate Feed

Six Airmen Die In Texas Crash  Searchers Find All Crew Members Dead

‘Surprise From Kremlin  i te a  Russ To Participate In Jap Peace Treaty Conference

Reds Accep?* Frisco Bid  Russia to Be Present aa 3. Win ate Dla:

Russia Plans To Attend Jap Treaty Talks   Gromyko to Head Red Delegation

Russia Agrees To Attend Treaty Meets   Gromyko Will Head Delegation, Move Termed Propaganda

Kxpected to Make Trouble At Pact Signins   Acceptance of Invitation Proves Surprise to State Department

Treaty Meet Draws Russia   Soviet Informs U. $, Will Send Delegstion to Jap Peoce Conference

Gromyko Will Head Group   Soviet Acceptance May Be Move to Disrupt Japanese Treaty Plans

RUSSIANS TO ATTEND JAP PACT PARLEY   Gromyko to Head Four Man Delegation An~ nounced Today in Surprise to VU. S.

GROMYKO WILL BE TOP MAN OF FOUR TO COME   Not Certain That Soviets Will Sign At San Francisco

U.S. Official Doubts Soviet fo Sign Treaty   USSR 25th Nation to Accept Invitation to Sent. 4 S$. F. Talk

Russia Will Come to Jap Peace Talks   Gromyko Will Head FourMan Group at San Francisco Parley on Sept. 4

Russia Will Attend Japan Treaty Meet   Gromyko To Head Soviet Delegation At San Francisco

Andrei Gromyko Will Head 4-Man Group   Acceptance to Attend  San Francisco Qaccinn A Surnrica

Hopes Wane For British Sub Crew   Signals Fade After First Location Tap

HEARINGS DUE TO CONTINUE LLL LEED ELENA SS ANN CEN STORM EOIN LINIEREE HN Se N,N SS 2 RRR,  President Fires Tax Aide; Department Shakeup Seen

Two Questions Hold Key to What’s Going To Happen in Far East in Coming Weeks.

IMPORTANT FACTORS FACE UN IN KOREA   Manv. Americans Want U.S. Forces Withdrawn Now

11 Die in Alpine Snow Avalanches   Many Villages Are Threatened, Tourists Are Snowbound

Big Tax Bill Up InHouse Today  Record Increase Due For Vote Late Friday

Strong Enemy Attack Is Thrown Back   Allied Forces In Bitter Fighting With Communists

U.N. Throws Back Reds   ROKs Backed by Tremendous Artillery, Stop Counter Attacks

UN Forces Throw Back Reds’ Try To Halt Drive   Allied Push Gains Nearly Five Miles Since Last Saturday

Reds Fail to Half Allied Advances  POKs Hurl Back Strona Assaults

Reds Submit New Cease Fire Proposal Similar To Allies ; Foe Fails To Stop UN Drives

STRONG ATTACK HURLED BACK IN NORTH KOREA   Allies Gain Five Miles in Line Straightening, Hold Positions.

U. N. Forces Halt Strong Red Attack   Allied Push Gains Nearly Five Miles Since Drive Beqan

South Koreans Turn Back Red Counterattack   Given Support Of Artillery

U.N..Forces Drive Back Reds And Gain 5 Miles;  Armistice Seen Likely

Democrats Consider  Taft's Offer  COoODpD Ww... TW...)      GOP Wants Hand Iu Foreion Policy

Frigid Blasts Hit Wide Area In East, North   New Storm Centers In Rockies As Snow . Pelts Nerth Plains

Wintry Weather Continues Over Most Of Nation; Roads Hazardous, 200 Die

Over 200 Dead From Snow And  Cold In Nation   Wide Areas Hit Again By New Snow Storm.

Storms, Cold Grip Nation; 200 Are Dead   Mercury Dives to 20 Below Zero Ir Somie Localities

New Snow Storm And More Cold Strikes Nation   Freezing Air Moves Down From Canada; East Awaits Blast

More Cold Anc Snow Strikes Much Of U. §.   Below Zero Weather In Some Sect ons; Over 200 Dead

een sunmemmeeneess  LITTLE. RELIEF FROM COLD WAVE SEEN  ‘More Snow. Cold Head tor Midwesi

New Cold Wave Blasts Over Battered Midwest   Death Toll Since Last Friday Is Now At 200; Eastern And Northern Sections Also Suffering

Cold Hits A gain in Big Area   Centers In Northern Rockies and Plains States: Over 200 Deaths Now Reported

Snow, Frigid Weather Hit Wide Area   Death Toll Since Friday Tops 200; No Relief Sighted

House to Probe Scrap Metal Deals in Korea  Suspect South Korean   Suspect South Korean Gov't Selling to Others at High Prices

British To Show Ike War Secrets  General Corlfers With Top Brass

British Assurance  Of Aid in Defense   Britons Prepared for Heavier Sacrifices to Strengthen West’s Forces

EISENHOWER 10 GET PLEDGE OF BRITISH ARMS   Britain Prepared To Make Sacrifices For Defense Of Europe

Officials Fear Weakness in Anti-Red Group  Readiness to Snap Up Chinese Maneuver Chille LF. S. Plannere

$25 Million Flood Reliel   Congress Appropriate: Money For Ravaged Areas Of 3 States

New Holes Due In Ceilings on Price Controls   Unions Urging Further Thaws In Wage Freeze

DiSalle Sees At Least 6%  Price Rise   Leveling Off Due In Summer; Ceiling: Coming on Coffee

Government Set to Punch More Holes In Price Ceilings  Little Hope Held for Averting Overall Rise Of 5 Per Cent in Price

Government Gets Set fo Punch Holes in Ceilings  Labor Guns for Corresponding Break in Wacqec

Gov't To Punch A Few More Holes In Price Ceilings; Expect Raises

Three Youths Are Sentenced  For Burglary   Kelle Vernon And Fayette City Persous Jn Several Robberi

Most Legislators to G Home March 28; “Sine Dye” on the 30th   ISEVERAL CASH BILLS

NS AGREED ON ADJOURNING DATE   Most Legislators to Gc Home March 28: “Sine Die” on the 30th   ISEVERAL CASH BILLS

First Color Television  Goes on Air   CBS Inaugurates Regular Shows With Much Talen}

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today    First Commercial Color TV Program Hailed as Success

COLORED TY HAS FORMAL BEGINNING   Ample Supply of $500 Sets Seen by Fall

OLD TESTAMENT STORY-—CHAPTER Hil  — Ged Tells Noah, ‘Make You an Arle.

NPA to Reduce Ceiling in Tires fo 15% of Total   Present Top Is 35%; Consumer Still Gets ‘Good, Safe’ Product

Health Study Group Named By President    Professional, Lay © Members Included; Magnuson Chairman

President Starts Own Inquiry On Football Emphasis At West Point; Remedy Sought

ANOTHER COLD NIGHT   Mercury Will Be Near Zero, Light Snow For Part of Kansas

Grunewald ¢ Stil     Probers Yield   Subcommittee May Cite Witness for Contempt of Congress

QUESTIONS GET NO ANSWERS  Investigators Hit Stone Wall  In Interroaation Of Grunewald

Probers Fail On Grunewald   Tax Panel’s Mystery Man Refuses to Talk

ABILENIANS PRAYED FOR HIM  Oklahoma Slayer Dies After All Appeals Fail

Ridgway Had No Advance Warning   Heard News of His New Assignment While Tourina Front

Ridgway Had No © Warning.   ‘News of Appointment To MacArthur's Post A Complete Surprise; ‘Wag Mada Na Plane Va

Ever Check Your Operator Lie ense Number? Benjamin Eynon Still Carrvins No, 1

$20 Billion Bill Passed at Session  Held New Year’s  Day; Members Meet For First Time in Lavishly Ornamented Chamber, Redecorated

Lame Duck House Shouts Approval Of Defense Bill  Excess Protits  Tax Measure  To) White Honse

HOUSE SHOUTS OKAY 70 HUGE DEFENSE BILL   Fast Moving Session ¢ ‘Unprecedented, Is Held On Holiday

House OK’s Big Defense  Fund Bill   Other Measures Receive Action In Unprecedentec Holiday Session

Big Defense BillPassed By House   Another Measure Permits Rail Bargaining For ‘ Usian Shop

Civil Defense Authorization Also Approved  Crisis Legisiation Keeps Members On tf fia bdaldeaw

DRAFT BOARD MAKES THREAT TO RESIGN   Carroll County Group Sees In justice in Hardship Discharge Granted by Army.

Warrant Issued  Blind Vet's $4, 000 Gone; So Is Bride Of 20 Days

nr emt term ELE LLL LLL  Seven Week Old Tone-Pay ton Marriage Is Called Off As Barbara Moves Out

Filipino Baby In U. In U.S. To Have Pins Removed From Her Stomach

GA. PRISONERS SLASH TENDONS   ‘To Get Out Of Work Warden Says; Convicts Say Otherwise

WAR IN KOREA NOT HALTED BY TRUCE TALK   Air and Ground Action Reported Along the Front

Red China Charge Presenied by U.». Caution of Allies  Balks Joint Step

U.S. Goes Ahead Alone for Action Against China   To Wait No Longer For Co-Sponsors of U.N. Resolution

Truman Says Diplomacy  Needs Force   U. S. Will Still  Seek Peace

Threats on Life Revealed in Death Of St Louisan   Series of Letters Received by Police Board ‘Member, Newspaper Reports.

Venom Leffers Hastened Death  Holzhausen Taraet   Holzhausen Target For ‘Threatening Anonymous Notes

Truman Tells Plan for Italy  Arms Limits   Arms Limits Eased as UN Seat Is Sought

Italy Given Free Hand To Fully Rearm   Big 3 Also Agrees to Fight for U.N. Membership for Former Enemy

Mails Flooded’ By Propaganda  Says Senator  ~ O'Conor Seeks Way to Curtail Red Material

Quick: End To M’Arthu Probe Seen   Four Additional Witnesses Listed Before Closing -

Windsp Planned  Senate Inquiry Group Votes For Quick End in Mac Probe

M Arthur Probe Committee Vote: For Quick Windup   Senators Will Hear Four More Witnesses

Mac’s Hearing Said Loaded On HST’s Side   Bridges And Connally Agree Administratior Witnesses 2 To 1

MacArthur Quiz to Be Cut Short   Only Four More Witnesses Will Be Heard by Committee.

Probers Hope To Ring Down Curlain Soor   Numetigal Advantage © Administration Over M’‘Arthur Cited

QUICK WINDUP TO MACARTHUR PROBE I$ SET   “Whitewash” Witness Manipulation Is  Charged

Quick Windup Of MacArthur Hearings Seen   List Of Witnesses Called Lopsided; More To Testify

Mac Inquiry Hearings To End Soon   Committee To Ring Down Curtain In  About 10 More Days

Senate Moves Toward Final Action on Bil!   Ceiling of 4 Million On Armed Forces Is Placed; Compulsory Training Studied

DRAFT BILL HAS 4,000,000 TOP   Senators Are Under Agreement To Vote More And Talk Less  UMTS MAJOR ISSUE

Senators Agree To Talk Less, V ote  More To Rush Final UMTS Action

Senate Drives For Final Action On Military Bill  Ceiling of 4 Million On Armed Forces Is Approved

More Work Is Promised By Senators   Less Talk Pledged In Drive To Pass Broad UMTS Bill

Senate Passes Service Ceiling  4,000,000-Man Limit  Placed on Forces

SENATE HURRIES WITH VOTE NEAR ON MAIN ISSUES   Battle Cesare On Prosals For Universal sate And Draft Of 18-Year-Old  - Youths. -

Final Move  Near Today By Senators On Training  Military Servire   Military Service Measure Speeded Up By Lawmakers

Senate Steps Up Action on Passage Of Universal Military Training Bill

Senate Seeks Early Vote On UMT Bill   4,000,000-Man Ceiling on Army Voted by Solons

Senators Drive Toward Final UMTS Action   Draft at 18 Major Battle Remaining; Set 4 Million-Man Ceiling

Drive To Pass UMST Bill: Fix Forces Ceiling Vote For 4 Million  Man Force; To Decide Tin Teatninn Deaaes m

Senators Seeking Final Action On Training Bills   Remaining Question Concerns A Long Term Program To Include Taking 18-Year-Olds

Senators Drive for Action on UMTS Bill.   4,000,000 Ceiling Placed  on Armed Farcec

Urges Nation To Seize Lead’ In Erecting It  U. S. Must Help Man   eae San

U. S. Must Seize Lead In Building Security Wall Across Europe, Gen. Eisenhower Tells Congress

Seize the Lead For Security, Gen. Ike Urges   Transfer of Troops To Europe Essential, He Says in Broadcast

Would Build Wall Across West Europe   Predicts Communism Will Die Of Its Own ‘Inherent Evils’

General Tells Americans That They Should Take Lead in Establishing Free World Where Free Institutions Can » Live.

Major and Special Contribution Should Be Arms And Equipment, He Tells People

Peiping Says Nation’s Fate  Is At Stake   Communists Broadcast Plea For People To ‘Rise Up’ Against Pact

Recs Warn Japs Against Making Senarate Peace    Declare If Will Mean Declaration of War Against Russia and Communist China.

Changes For Friday Order Rre Expected   Coal Union Hike Will Be Allowed; Rollbacks Expected

Enforcement Chief John H. Hoover Resigns With A  Cry Of ‘Politics’

IFFICIALS THY TD EA CURE ON PAY HIKES   Some Price Rollbacks May Be Made in Softening of New Controls.

Officials Working for Fast Thaw on Wage-Price Freeze   But They Also ‘Hint Some Price = “Ralibacts Will Be-in the Cards Later.

Rollback On Some Prices  Is Possible   ESA Enforcement Chief Quits With Charge Of ‘Politics

Enforcement  Chief Cries, ‘Politics,’ Quits   No Attempt in Sight to Attain General Rollback of Prices

Amendments To “Freeze” Order Are Anticipated   NPA Reduces Use Of Tin, Denies Ban On Steel For Non-Defense; Flexible Formula Sought Ty Decide Wace Claims

20-Cent Hourly Mine Hike Due to Skip New Rein; Ex-Head Cries ‘Politics’

Official Resians, Charges ‘Politics’ Wage Freeze Ruling Faces Early 'Thaw'

Freeze To  Be Eased by Fast Thaw   Vice Adm. Hoover Quits As Enforcement Head Crying “Politics.”

Miners Believed Sure To Get Raise In Spite Of Freeze   Admiral Hoover Quits As Price-Wage Chief Of Enforcement Charging “Politics”; Paper Says Democrats Building National Machine

Fast Thaw Of Controls Indicated   Some Amendments To New Order Are Slated Monday

Study Adjustments, Hinting At Rollback   Price Freeze on Dec. 19-Jon. 25 High Besis Has Gap: In Many Foods, Other Prices Pretected by Control Lew

DiSalle Hints Some Price  Rollbacks Due   First Amendments May Deal With UMW Pay Raisc

Freeze Order Amendments On Tap Immediately; Hint Price Rollbacks In Future

Price-Wage Freeze Due For a Thaw   Harassed Officials Begin Working on Changes To Fit Clamps To Economy   MAY GRANT RAISES   Price Stabilizer Will Try To Alleviate Hardships Caused by Price Reins

Future Rollback On Some Prices Being Mentionec   Price-Wage Chief . Resigns From Job ‘Crying ‘Politics’

PRICE DIRECTOR HINTS ROLLBACKS MAY COME LATER   First Amendments to Freeze Order Expected to Ease Up on No-Wage-Increase Order.   COAL MEN EXPECT MINERS TO GET RAISE   Enforcement Chief Quits With Cry of “Polities’— Labor, Farm Group  Protest Controls.

Push-to “Thaw” Some Controls  Enforcement Chief , Quits: Cries "Politics"

Officials Work To Ease Price, Wage Freeze   Also Hint Some Cosi Rollbacks Are in Offing

Changes Expected Monday May Include Permitting Coal Miners To Get Raise

First Change  In Pay Curbs  FreezeLoom:   Revision Due Monday, Tuesday; Enforcement Head Quits, Hits Politic:

Western Goods Go To Reds  'C weet Chestaeie'’ KAaterial Traded. «=

Semi-Strategic Materials Leaking Thru Iron Curtair From Western Germany

Semi-Strategic Materials Sent To Red Satellites  W. Germany Barred   W. Germany Barred From Shipping Top Goods to Commies

President Went Over McGrath's Head On Caudle   Chief Upheld Assistant On Fees Truman Calls Improper

President Goes Ahead With Plar To Clean House  Attorney General May Be Out Due

Auditor Raps Tax Group for ‘Lax Practices   But Chairman Says Re. port Doesn't Reflec: Improvements

Draft Bills Differ Most on UMT Law   House and Senate Conferees To Iron Out Differences

Mild Draft Bill Passed By House   Conference Expected To Put More Teeth in Measure As It Was Finally  Passed Yesterday -

House Members Approve Draft Bill 372 to 44   Measure Provides For UMT Commission, Lowers Service Age

Tlouse Votes. Draft Age At 184, Years   Term Lengihened To 26 Months; Stronger Measure Anticipated

To Confer On Draft Action   House, Senate Groups To Iron Out Differences

U. S. First Cavalry Crosses Hongchon in Drive on Strategic Chunchon, Big Supply Base Vital to Reds.

Reds Abandon Ancient City In Big Retreat   Allies Only 18 Miles From 38th; Drive for Strategic Chuncbon

OFFICERS NAMED BY CLASSIS HERE   Rev. Alton M. Leister Heads Ministerium Of Reformed Church — Presents Paper On “East Berlin Project”

Truman Says Ike ‘Fine Man For GOP Nod   Refers to Selection By Hearld Tribune at Press Conference

OPPOSITION TO “VATICAN TIEUP AS MINIMIZED   Truman Says Haullabaloe Is Less Than He Anticipated      EISENHOWER GIVEN PAT BY PRESIDENT

Truman Calls  Ike Fine Man  ‘Hullabaloo’ on Clark Nomination Mild

IKE A FINE MAN, TRUMAN COMMENT ON INDORSEMENT   President Does Not Elaborate on Herald Tribune's Sup“ port of General for President.   UPROAR OVER CLARK LESS THAN EXPECTED   Executive Says There Has Been No Decision on New Chairman to Succeed. Bovle.

Up to Foot of Snow Falls In Southern lowa   Tourney Fans Stranded at lowa City; Flood Threat Growing

Franco Moves Closer to West   Plans New Regime To Better Relationss

New Spanish ' Cabinet Seen   Shakeup Planned to Better Relations With. Vest

Mounting Pressure Makes Shape Of Economic Controls Plan Uncertain

Future Clouded  Control Syste By Pressure:   Studs Plans To Extend  Congress Banking Greéups 30  Program After Jun

HST May Get Some—But Not All—of Powers He Seeks Mounting Pressure Makes Shape Of Controls Program Uncertain

Control Pressure Mounts From All Sides as Fate After June 30 Uncertain

Eo mann cenrad ree niet unten rama  Government Economic Controls Program Faces Heavy Pressure from Many Sides

Unsure Fate Of Controls. Plan Argued By Everyone   Prices, Wages, Cost, Of Living Are Given Thorough Going-Over

CONTROL PLAN BATTLE RUNS AGAINST WALL   Truman, Labor, Industry Tangle On June 30 Program

ECONOMIC LINE BEING PRESSED AS CURBS GRIP   Various Groups Call For Changes To Suit Their Desires; Lewis Wants To Scrap Controls,

Extension Of Program Is Uncertain   Truman Wants Plan Broadened; Labor, Industry Hopeful of Chang:

Bitter Conflict On Curbs Brings Mounting Threat   Sharp Divisions Rise On Procedure { As Deadline Nears *

Revision Of Controls Plan Urged   Heavy Pressure May Change Shape Of Federal Program

Mounting Pressure From All Sides Makes “Economic Control Program Fafe Uncertain

Fate of Economic Controls Program [After June 20th Deadline Is Uncertain

[Pressure Hits Government's  Economic Plan  Factions Fight Against Defense Act Restrictions

Growing Pressure From Many Side: Make Uncertain Shape of Control Program After June 30

LABOR WANTS RENT, PRICES ROLLED BACK   Law To Expire On June 30 Unless It Is Extended

Fate of Controls Program Uncertain As Economic Factions Argue Future

His Aceuser Also Called To Testify   Airing Likely On Alleged Demand For $85,000 Fee

‘YOUNG TO FACE SENATORS IN RFC INFLUENCE PROBE   Fullbright Report Targets May Answer Queries on Aaencies Choice of Dehtnre

Young to Face ' His Accusers   Senate Group Charges Him With Using Improper Influences in RFC Loans.

Flier Streaks Toward Pole In Record Hop   Single-Engine Plane Follows Arctic Route On 3.300-Mile Flight

Allied Columns Push Within 13 Miles of Border   China Reds Throw Precious Airpower into Delaying Action

Allies Within 13 Miles Of 38th Parallel  ” Red Planes Make Biggest Bomb Run

AMERICANS SHOOT DOWN ONE PLANE AND DAMAGE SIX   Battle Fought After U. S. Raid on Yangdok — Pilots Report City Was Left in Flames,   SABRE JET FORCES OF ALLIES DOUBLED  7   New Craft Rushed to Korea on Two Aircraft Carriers to Meet Growing Red MIG Buildup.

Allies Destroy 1 Red Jet, Hit 6 Others  U. N. Doubles Power Of Sabrejets As Air War Raves On

Allies Move-In New Jets   Sabres Replace Outdated F-80s To Meet Threat Of Enemy MIGs

Rejuvenated Je Force Scores In Air Battle  F-86 Sabres Rushed Tea Maras Tx kiwce   F-86 Sabres Rushed To Korea To Meet Communist Buildup

Allies Increase Sabres To Meef Buildup Of MIG  Communist Plane , Downed, Six Hit

ALLIES SABRE JETS ‘DOUBLED IN KOREA ‘0 OFFSET THREAT   By JOHN RANDOLPH

Formal Cease Fire Parley Expected To Open Again: In Big Tent At Panmuniom

Armistice TalkRenewal  Arranged   Allied and Red . Groups May Mee Within 48 Hours

Reds Agree — To New Site; Meeting Soon   Delegates to Ratify New “Ground Rules” At Opening Session

Agreement Signed By Allies,Reds   Full Five-Member Truce Teams Will Meet With> in 48 Hours

Allied And Red Officers Sign Security Pact   Delegations Meet Within 48 Hours

Allies and Reds Sign Agreement To Renew Talks   Liaison Officer Sees Truce Neaotiations Starting in 48 Hours

New Meetings May Start la Next 48 Hours   Negotiations For Date To Be Discussed At Parley Later Monday

Security Zones  Pact Signed by  Liaison UiliCers “Ground Rules‘  To Be Ratified At First Session   Meet Soon

Liaison Units Sign Accord On Security   Full Delegations to Meet Within 48 Hours  At Tent in Panmunjom

hesumption In 48 Hours Is Approved   Seenrity Pact Is Signed By Liaison Officers

Barkley Warns Of Autocracy Like Hitler’s      Pearl Harbor Date Observed in Hewali

Anti-Trust Cab Trial Will Go To Jury Sometime Today   Air Officers On Stand Yesterday

HOPES FADING FOR RESCUE BEFORE DEATHS   Denial Is Made Tappings Heard From Sunken Sub

Doug Spurns Bid To Testify Again   Disagrees With Some Testimony

Senate Vote Seals Death Of Belt Bill   Riles Committee Backed On Refusal To Bring Up Issue

GOP Boss Says He Pocketed Campaign Fund   Republican Chief on Staten Island Heard At Crime Probe

U. 5. Selling Butter At Big Reduction   Cost In Italy About 15 Cents Pound; Government Paid 65

ITALY BUYS BUTTER FOR 15 CENTS POUND   Government Paid 65 Cents As Par! Of Dairy Price Support Program

Gilmore Heads Plant  Polio Drive   Sport Fans Give 8146.99 Ta Pind

FOUR INJURED WHEN TRAIN HITS TANKER   Flaming Gasoline Spraved Over Loromotive And Several P*naeeneae ff Vicar

CRACK TRAIN HITS GASOLINE TRUCK   SIX HURT, TWO CRITICALLY, IN INFERNO THAT FOLLOWS CRASH.

Tax Package Heading For Rough Meet   Creeping Rebellion By GOP Caucus In House Leaves Doubt  Plan Will be Okayed

‘Senate Proposed Tax Package Heads for Rough Handling In The House Republican Caucus

Kidnaper Ends His Own Life   William Lee Irwin Shoots Self To Death When Near Capture

Like Father, Youthful Kidnaper, Rapist Kills Self To Avoid Capture

Body Spotted from Air A Short Distance from Where He Fled from The Police   Is Said by Be

WSB Votes Wage Ceiling Puncture  720,000 Meat, Auto Workers Get Banc

Community Cooperation Put Ampitheater In ‘Spic and Span’ Shape--- ‘Til It Rained

Woolen Strike idles 70,000   U.S. And Civilian Contracts Held Up

Doubts Higher Withholding Tay Effective Oct. 1   Plan for Individual Assessment Boost Still in Air

Senator Doubts Withholding Tay Boost by Oct. 1   Delay is Expected in Computing New Rate Finance Chief States

George Doubts Tax Increase By October 1   Declines To Say When Hikes Might Become Effective

Solons. Look For Easier. Income: Tax   “[ncrease Not Likely  Before October I,. .  Goretne Cenpoa Gavn

Senator Doubts  October Tax Hike  Finance Committee Working on Plan to Ease All Wage Levels

HIGHER INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING RATE BY OCT. 1 DOUBTED   Committee Head Sees Congress Working Beyond Deadline

White House Sources S ay Truman To Press For Emergency Flood Relief

Florida Vegetables Are Going to Waste   Shortage of Refrigerated Cars Force Farmers To Plow Up Acres of Fresh Produce

Allied, Red Teams To Map Details   Enemy Warned Attack Immunity Order Limited

Enemy Convoy Gets Nineteen Hours for Trip   ‘Safe Conduct’ Road Immunity Ends, Tokyo Announces

Talks Due To Start At 6 p.m. Today   Kaesong Is Site For Conference

SMALL ATTACK MADE BY REDS /AT ONE SPOT   Helicopter Flight To Take Colonels Into Neutral Zone

Kaesong Iruce Parley To Open In Few Hours  Details For Formal Truce Negotiations Will Be Arranged

BEVIN GIVES UP POST IN CABINE!   HERBERT MORRISON, 63, ES NAMED BRITISH FOR KIGN SECRETARY.

Ailing Bevin Quits Post In British Cabinet  Herbert Morrison, Old Time Rival Takes Over Job

Bevin Leaves Foreign Office  Ailing British Minister Succeeded By Morrison

Bevin Resigns Diplomatic Post   Morrison Becomes Foreign Secretary

Director Admits  He Was Communis  Tuttle Links Other Film Names in Party

F ilm Director Tells Prohers He Didn't Know Communists Wanted To Have Domination Of World

Film Director T Tells Prohers He Didn’ iKnow Communicic Wanted To Have Domination Of World

Crime Com. Televises Drug Testimony   Republicans Don‘t Like Truman’‘s Speech on Foreign Policy

Negro. Tells: Teen-Age Use of Dope      Chicago Girls. Self Selves for Drugs, Witness -Testifise-

GI's Needing Spring Now .   * Claustrophobia Developing In’ Tents, Foxholes, Water. Too Cold for Bathing

Gets 15 Years For Bank Holdup   ‘Tyyo Sentences Are to Run at Same Time

State Legislature Business Booming   House, Senate Members Face Steadily Rising Hills of Bills to Debate

Army Considers Foreign Purchases  After Packers Offer Little Meat

U. §. ARMY MAY IMPORT MEATS   Big Beef Orders Reported Spurned By Domestic Packers 

Army May Buy Meat From Foreign Areas   Major Packers In U.S. Spurn Bids © For Soldiers

Army Is Forced To Import Beef  U. S. Packers Unable To Fill Bia Order

$1,000,000 Left By Collese Tutor   Pyramided Annual Salary of $6,000 Into Big Fortune

ary--$6000 Per Modesty Paid Mathematician Builds Million-Dollar Fortune

Teacher With Top Salary Of $6000 Builds Up Fortune Close To A Million; Estate Left To University Of Tlinois

$6, 000-A-YEAR _ TEACHER LEAVES HUGE ESTATE   Prof. George A. Miller Gives Nearly $1,000,000 to Mlinois U,

12 Persons Die In 4 Mishaps in As Many States   51 Cars Jump Tracks; Two Hurt Critically in Wreck

lranian Opposes UN Intervention  Direct Negotiations Demanded by Fatemi

Protests Move Supported By The UJ. §.   Security Council Declared Without Proper Jurisdiction

Intervention By U. 5. In Oil Case Opposed   lran Officials To Fight Attempt To Reopen Talks

New Iranian Opposition Clouds Issue  Deputy Premier Leaves Only One Aventis fae Tall

franian (i  Case Before UN (n Monday   United States, Turkey In Diplomatic Move To Ease Tension.

lran Opposed To U.N. intervening In Oil Dispute   Opposition Has Clouded WJ, S. Efforts Fo Find  Solution.

Iran Opposes UN Efforts To Settle Big Oil Dispute  Security Council Due to Meet Monday To Consider Latest British Resolution

IRAN FIGHTS U.N. ACTION IN OIL DISPUTE   But Persians Would Deal With British Thorugh Neutral Middlemen.

AGAINST ANY U1. PART [i il Bul   New franian Opposition Clouds U.S. Effo rts to  ! He ip wD Situ ration  A MEETING ON: MONDAY

Security Council Slates Meeting Monday 'to Consider British  Resolution

Iran Oil Issue Clouded by New ‘Rejection of UN’   Security Council Has ‘No Business in Talk,’ Fatemi Tells Reporters

Fort Leavenworth Sends Aid to Ottawa   'wo Kaw River Bridges Swept Away At Topeka—Army Engineers Say Damage Mav Reach $85 Million

[At Least Dozen Killed And Damage To Date Is At Least $85 Million ©

More Rains Feed Floods Over Kansas   Two Bridges Ge Out,  North Topeka Moving Thousands From Lewland

LOOT TOTALS 90.124   Robbers Blast Open Safe at K.C. Postoffice Sub-Station

Senate Votes Truman ‘Tax  By 77 To 11   lunds For Expense Come Under Plan   President, Vice President, Members Of Congress In New Measure

Price Control Office Opened   Richmond Official  Is ‘Temporary’ Chief

RUN INTO A SNAG   Senate, House Can't Agree _ on Reserves Release; De lays Defense Bill

Action Is Delayed In House on Big  Money Measure ;   Rayburn Says Conferees Have Trouble Over Provisions on Reservists

Release of Reservists Snarl Holds up Defense Money Bill   Conferees Tied up

House Action On Big Money Bill Delayed   Conferees Fail to Agree; Speed Looms For Final Decision On Defense Funds

DEFENSE BILL ACTION DELAYED   Reservist Clause Snags Senate-House Conferees

Ridgeway Sends Reds Ultimatum   Demands Removal of Armed Guards Free Movement of UN Delegates

Ridgway Sends Ultimatum To  Red Commander Says Cease-Fire  Talks Depend On Unaquarded Moves

Refuse To Talk Peace At Point Of Red Guns   Declare Three-Point Ultimatum Must Be Met Before Cease-Fire Discussions Can Resume; Request Neutral Ground

Keystone Kops to Come Back on Film With Hope of Capturing TV Audiences

BRANDS CHINA BY ASoEMBLY 4410 7 VOTE   New Question Brought Up by Britain’s Warning of Sanctions.

U.N. Eyes Next Move   After Labeling China Aggressor Britain Sounds Warning Note

China Brended ‘Aggressor’ By « Vote of 47 to 7   Brifain Oppases Haste on Sanctions, As U.N. Assembly  Votes on Resolution

UN Votes to Brand China Aaaressor; But What Next?   Britain. Voices Warning to Go Slow On Sanctions; Action Today Ends 12 Weeks Diplomatic Debate In UN   * *& & A SPECIAL FEATURE wk  Korean War May Save The Lives of Millions of Our Sons

U.N, Assembly Chinese ‘Label’   Vote 44 to 7 to Call Peiping ‘Aggressor’: Next Steps Difficul;

U. N. Makes Aggression Count Final   General Assembly Meets To Approve Comnniitee Action

Brant] Red China ‘In UN Assembly _ As An Aggressot   Resolution Favored 44-7; & Soviet Bloc Nations Are ‘Against Proposal

China Officially Branded by U.N. As an Aggressor   Vote Was 44 to 7.— “Go Slow” Warming by Britain on Sanctions.

Britain Asks ‘Go Slow’ On Any Sanctions   Overwhelming Vote Same As Political Committee’s Tally

Briton Urges Cautious Pace On Sanctions   Assembly Approves Aggressor Brand, For Red China

China Branded an Aggressor by U.N. 44 to /   Assembly Backs Up U.S.; Body to Seek Peaceful Settlement

44-T0-7 BALLOT TAGS COMMUNISTS AS AGGRESSORS   India, Burma Go: Along With Soviet Bloc; Next Step Still Big Question

BRITAIN - CAUTIONS  After Aggressor — Vote Passes m U. N., Jebb  Warns of Sanctions

United Nations’ Assembly Tags Reds Aggressor:  Britain Warns ‘Go  chet Pe. CC. '*   Britain Warns ‘Go Slow’ On Sanctions; Nex? Step Uncertain.

Tag Red China As  Ageressor   UN Assembly in Vote of 44 to 7 After Britain Voiced Warning

UN. Completes  Actions On  Red Chna  U. S. Resolution On Aggression Adopted

UN Assembly's Vote ls 44 tol -. Favoring Action  India, Burma Cast _ thio? Ui. tha oe   India, Burma Cast  ‘No’ Vote With Reds

—GO SLOW, BRITAIN. Ww /ARNS —  UN Votes Red China. Guilty « of ‘Aaaression

“WHAT NEXT?’ BIG QUESTION  UN Assembly Quickly Labels  Communist China Aaqaressor

‘What is Next Step?”, UN Asks   Move Branding China Reds as Aggressors May Get Quick Okay

Assembly Of U.N. Brands Red China   Backs Action Of Political Group, 44-7

U.N. Assembly Put: Agaressor Label On Chinese Reds  Vote is Same as   Vote is Same as In Action by Political Unit

U.N. Assembly. Completes Its Formal Action Naming Chinese Red Government an Aggressor

United Nations Assembly Brands Communist China Aggressor In Korean Invasion By 44 To 7 Vote

UN Ponders What Next Move To Be   Assembly Overwhelmingly Votes Agression Tag on Chinese Communists   44. TO 7 BALLOT   Britain Warns Delegates To Go Slow on Applying Sanctions Against Reds

India and Burma Join Soviet Bloc in Opposing Step  ‘What Next’ Move Hinges on Studies By Special Group

“ FBI Set To Jail 14.000 Communists If Third World War Is Imminent

Home Made Plane Doesn'! Gef Far   Propeller Flaw Fine but . Fuselage Didn't Go Alona

Pennsylvania Still Scrapes for Money   Must Find $120,000,000 for Balancing State Budget 2 Years

Weather Report   Observer, Joe Overman, Jr.   MTOVIDYVDATITIOR DW

“Fringe” Drinker Is Great Menace to Motor Travel, Police Expert Says

Telephone Workers Back On Job After Two Hour Walkout   51 ANNAPOLIS, ARMIGER EMPLOYEES LEAYE JOBS TO ATTEND UNION. MEETING.

City. Receives Request For Heights Annex   Mayor Implies Council Will Take Favorable Action On Petition; Transaction Calls For Annexation Of 52 Acres of Land

Play It Safe   City Receives Request For Heights Annex      Mayor Implies Council Will Take Favorable Action On Petition; Transaction Calls  For Annexation Of 52 Acres of Land

Reds ( all Him  ‘Exee utioner’  et at A     a tne cette ae a Ae Seated  Ridgway Still Preparing Reply

Opening of Dam Fails to Halt Yanks   American Tanks Push Up Gorge Deeper Into Red Korea.

Yankee Tanks: Drive Deeper Into Red Korea  Opening Gates On Dam Fails To Halt Drive

Uy Say ee  Flood Waters From Dam Fail ‘Lo Halt GI Advanee in Korea

ALLIED TANKS ADVANGE DEEPER INTO RED KOREA   Chinese Open Dam In Vain Attempt To Flood Out Allies   NEW AIR VICTORY SCORED BY YANKS

Chinese Open Flood Gates To Halt Advance   Allied Planes In Sky Fights With Enemy Migs

ALLIES ADVANCE AS REDS’ FLOOD MANEUVER FAILS   Rearguards of Reservoir’s Defenders Periled by U.S. Tank Drive .   FOE OUTFLANKED   One MIG Downed in New Sky Fight with American Sabers

Opening Of Dam Gates Ill-Timed, Flood Avoided  Millions Of Tons Of Water Fail To _ Trap Allied Forces —

39-7 Vote Taken After Hot Battle   Red Nation Refuses To Accredit Government Of Chiang Kai-Shek

Chinese Ouster Move Starts:  Bia UN Debate   Soviet Bloc Attempts to Bar Nationalists, But Loses, 39 to 7  seep igriing Mapereen

UN) Defeats — Move to Oust IChiane Group   Soviet Bloc Action . Touches Of Bitter Bioht: Vote 39-7

our Cars Crushed In Wreckage   Canadian Police Report ‘Several’ Persons killed

Drops Many Into Cold River Water   Three Rivers Police See At Least Four Cars Under Water, Fear Nu merous Pedestrians loo.

Several Die In Collapse Of  Quebec Bridge   Four Autos, Qecupanis Plunge Into Rivers Three Bodies Found

\Autos Crushed Under Tons of Steel  Span Collapses, Plungine Cars Into Iey River

2,300-Foot Bridge In Quebec Collapses; Four Cars, Occupants Thrown Info Stream

Immediate Participation Of Spain Needed for Defense Of ‘Western Europe, Gavin Says

Gavin Sees Spain Needed For Ally  ig oer Foe Sy Peer ee a   Can’t Afford Longer tc Neglect Her, His Report Savs.

U.S. Tanks And Big Howitzers Go Into Action   More Than 57,00 Red Casualties In  Two Weeks.

Resistance Of Reds Is Crumbling   Entire Allied Line Moves Another. Mil Or More Toward . S. Korean Capital 

U. 5. Artillery Pounds Reds North Of Han  Allies’ "Entire Lin ne   Allies’ Entire Line Gains; Tiger-Faced Tanke Lead Attack

Destruction of Red ‘Army Units in Area Continues, Sth Army Ranorts

Red Strength Is Lacking  Hill Overlooking Seoul Is Seized By Puerto Ricans

Entire Allied Force Scores  Gain Of Mile   Puerto Ricans Seize Height 414 Miles From Seoul; Red Losses High

U. S. Artillery Pounds Chinese Positions on  North Side of Han      ‘Sizeable Victory’ Near, Army Says   Puerto Rican Troo ps Seize Heights Only 412 Miles from City

U. S. TANKS POUR SHELLS INTO SEOUL   City in Easy Range as Allies Strike to Wipe Out Enemy South of Han River.  em enataersiemae me nel,

Ruins of Seoul Are Shelled by American Tanks  Hawitvearc Blactar   Howitzers Plaster Reds North of Han

Yank Artillery Pounds Reds North Of Han   Chinese Withdrawal Across River Seen; Tanks Bombard Seoul

Tanks, Howitzers  Fire Into Seoul   Yanks Paint Tiger Faces ot Machines to Frghten  Peasants

Howitzers Blast Chinese Reds North Of Han   Puerto Ricans Seize Commanding Height 412 Miles South Of Seou!

U.S. Tanks Shell Seoul: Howitzers Pound Red Posts   Entire Allied Line Now Only 5 Miles From Former Capital

American Tanks Bombard Seoul   Committee Hunts  Food Price Blame

J. S. TANKS POUR SHELLS INTO SEOUL   City in Easy Range as Allies Strike to Wipe Out Enemy South of Han River.

Tanks, Howitzers  Fire Into Seoul   Yanks Paint Tiger Faces or Machines to Frighten Red Peasants   Chinese Believed Ready to Take Up Stand on North Bank of Han

Allied Big Guns Plaster Red Positions   Army Sees “Sizable   Victory in Terms Of Enemy Losses”

U. §. Tanks Shell Seoul as Allies Continue Advance   A Sizeable Victory. in Terms of Enemy Losses, May Be in the Making.

Reds Shelled ‘At Han River By U.S. Guns  Blackened Ruin Of Seoul Hit Ry Tonk Fire

Allies Take Vital Peak Near City   Enemy Expected To Withdraw Over Frezen Han River

U.S. Guns Put Shells Into Seoul   Red Chinese North Of Han River Also Suffer Under Attack

Allies Seize Hill 4 Miles from Seoul; Red Casualties Are Set at 57,000   Enemy Withdrawal Across River Is Foreseen

Entire Allied Line Advances Toward Seoul  Tanks Shell City's Shattered Ruins As Reds Shoved Back

U.S. Artillery Pounds Reds North Of Han   Allies’ Entire Line Gains; Tiger-Faced Tanks Lead Attack

Tiger-Painted U.S. Tanks Seize Heights Near Seoul   Resistance Crumbling Before Allied Drive; Bode Relleved Ready to Retreat Acress Han

UN Forces Continue To Kick Daylights Out Of Reds As  Foe’s Resistance Crumbles

Tanks Reach City's Outskirts; U.N. Holds Strategic Heights   Puerto Rican Soldiers In Sight of City Which Is SKattered; Korean Civilians Have Deserted Remains of Former Capital

ALLIED TANKS LOB SHELLS INTO CITY OF SEOUL   ARMORED COLUMNS CONTINUE TACTICS OF HITAND RUN .

3 \ks Blast. Seoul Ruins While Reds Move North   Commanding Height Is Taken By Allies With No Shots Fired

American Tanks Shell Blackened Remains Of Seoul;  Puerto Ricans Advance As Red Resistance Weakens

U.S. Tanks Shell Korean Capital   Allies Push 44 Miles from Seoul

AMERICAN TANKS SHELL BLACKENED REMAINS OF SEOUL   Third Division Guns Hit Reds North Of Han

Allies Advance As Tanks Shell Ruined Seoul   ‘Puerto Ricans Take - Commanding Height Near Red-Held City

Resistance Seems To Be Crumbling   American Tanks Attacking Blackened Remains Of Seoul; Puerto Rican Doughboys Seize Height Near Former Capital

American Tanks Lob Shells Into Capital   Fuerto Rican Soldiers Seize Key Hill Less Than Five Miles South Of Seoul — Annource Annihilation Of Reds Below Han Continues — Enemy Resistance Crumblec

Howitzers Hit Chinese North Of Han; Tanks Shelling Seoul   Sizable Victory in Terms Of Enemy Losses Indicated

RED RESISTANCE WEAKENS ALONG WESTERN FRONT   “ntire Allied Line, Following Armored Column, Advances —-Warships Hammer Korean Coasts.

Allies Turn Toward Seoul In New Attack   Heavy Artillery Blasts Chinese Red Positions

Tanks Shell Seoul In New Alked Gains   Enemy Resistance Fades; U.S. Planes Hurl Heavy Blows

U.S. Tanks Sheil Seoul   Entirn Afied Line Moves Forwird, Chinese May Have te Crom Han River

U.S. Tanks Shell] Blackened Seoul Howitzers Plaster  Chinese Positions  North of Han River

Ruins of Capita! Blasted Again By U.S. Tanks   Reds Beaten Back And Slaughtered as UN Forces Advance

Seoul Ruins  Shelled by U.S. Tanks   Howitzers Rake Chinese Above Han; ‘“Sizable Victory” Looms.

—AMERICAN TANKS SHELL SEOULPuerto Ricans Capture  H igh Hill Near Former South Korean Capital

PUERTO RICAN UNIT CAPTURES VITAL HEIGHTS   Entire Allied Line Moves Forward: Resistance Seen Crumbling

Shells on Seoul;in  Kasy Range   Puerto Ricans Seize a Commanding Hill 414 Miles From the Capital   KILL REDS IN POCKET   Action on Western Sector May Be a ‘Sizeable Victory,’ Says 8th Army

U.S. Tanks Shell Seoul   Entire Allied Line Moves Forward, Chinese May Hove to Cress Man River

Tanks Shelling  Ruins of Seoul; Reds in Retreat   Resistance Crumbling as U.N. Forces Continue Gains in Korea

Tanks, Howitzers Pound Seoul And Enemy Positions   Entire Allied Line tn West Korea Advances Mile Toward Capital; Chinese Resistance  Renorted Crumbling

U. S. Tanks Shell Seoul and Plaster Han River Positions   57,000 Casualties In Red Forces

Seoul Is Shelled By U.S. Tanks   Sizable Victory In Terms Of Enemy Losses Summed Up By Eighth Army Statement

Entire Allied Line Advances Mile Closer to Seoul; City Regarded as of No Military Value.   SEEK TO DESTROY REDS SOUTH OF HAN

Tanks Shell Ruins Of Seoul: Reds Plastered  U.S. Howitzers Hit Chinese North Of  Frazen Han River

Yankee Troops Get Assist From Other Forces As Offense Makes Progress To Suburbs of Seout

Puerto Ricans Seize Strategic Peak Near Seoul   Chinese Resistance Crumbling Along Western Battlefront

Chinese Positions North of Frozen Han River Plastered By Heavy American Howitzer:

ALLIED TANKS POUR SHELLS INTO SEOUI   U.N. Line Moves Forward. Reds Suffer Heavy Losses.

Tanks, Howitzers Blast Seoul Area   See Red Withdrawal To North Bank of Han

US Tanks Shell Ruins of Seoul, Chinese On Han   “Expects “Reds Will -Withdraw:to ‘North sBank of River -

Chin e Positions North of Han Also Under Fir  Yanks Shelling Seoul After New UN Gains

Artillery, Tanks Shell Charred City   Allies Take Commanding Hills As Reds Retreat Across River

American Tanks Pour Shells Into Blackened Seoul   Chinese Positions North O1 Han River Plastered By Howitzer Fire: Estimate 57.000 Red Casualties

Howitzers Join Barrage, Plastering Enemy Positions North Of Han River—Entire Allied Line Moves Mile Or More Toward Former Capital Of Korean Republic—Red Resistance Reported Crumbling, With More Than 57.000 Casualties Listed

Entire Allied Line Is ‘Moved Another Mile or More Toward Former  Canital of South Korea

Allied Troops ‘nly 4 Miles From Capital   “Enemy, Losses Renorted Heavy

Foot And A Half Of Snow Will Make The Going Rough For Bear Hunters

State’s Ice Box Hit by Snowfall   Hardened Kane Residents Pass Over 18-Inch Fall As ‘Not Much of a Storm’

U.S. Pressuring Regime of Czechs   Release of AP Newsmar  Officially Moved

‘US. Begins Diplomatic ‘Moves To Free Oatis Of Prarnh Preienn Centence

Invitation Sent By Commander   Military Line Favored   Move Is Up to Reds

Red Response On Truce Talk fill Awaited   Battlefront 1s Quiet But-UN Air Assaults Continue ac Before

Battle Front Is Quiet For Second Day   Allies Continue . To Flood Airways With Truce Offer

No Response Comes to UN Proposal   No Followup Heard In Week on Cease Fire Order

Allied Leaders Eagerly Await Reply to Offer  Lp gt tenet Oo!   Battlefront Quie' Save for Mortar, Artillery Fire

No Reply Yet  To Truce Move   ‘Folks Ought To Calm Down,’ Official Advises

Enemy Radio Propaganda Broadcasts  Being Heard.   Battlefront Quiet In Most Sections, Air Attacks Noted

GOP Assails U.S. Policies   Republicans Fire Politica Broadside At The Administration

Republican Rally Speakers Blast Administration  ‘Dangerous’ Policies :

PROTEST GOVT. TAXES   Young Republican Prepared Speech To Congress Ry William Theie

Hungarian Reds Forcibly Separate Small Children Fram Thoir Familioc

J.-A. Donaghy, 63, Succumbs In Hospital   Member of Crew Found Man Lying Between Rails Late Friday Evening

CITES POLITICAL EFFECT  eee nee em  Taft Lauds Inquiry Into Ouster of Mac

RAL CRRA ERE ER SINE £50 VLE,  Taft Says Truman’s ’52 Chances Ebb

ENEMY SOLDIERS SURGE DOWN FROM HILLTOP BUNKERS   Drive Launched Around Midnight and Flerce Struggle Continued to Rage at Daybreak.   AMERICANS BEAT OFF FIRST ASSAULTS   Reds Then Step lip Strength aod Strike New Blows— U.N. Offens ve Has Dented Foe’s Defenses,

Tipton County School Buses To Be Tested   State Police to Check 41 Buses Here at City Park Tomorrow

Tipton County School Buses.  To Be Tested   State: Police to Check 41 Buses Herelat .  City Park: Tomarcow:

ence NNO ttnate,.coumiaaaeaiimaamecmanad 80 DROWN AS BOAT SINKS NEAR CALCUTTA

Wedemeyer Backs Denial Of MaeArthur   Co-signer Says Message Didn't Advocate Coalition

Wedemeyer Also Denies Favoring Plan To Join  Nationalists And Reds   General On Witness Stand Today Backs MacArthur On Denial Of Favoring Such A Scheme: Ouestion Is Sharn Issue.

MacArthur’s Story Backed By General   Wedemeyer Didn't Favor Nationalist - Red Coalition

Russia Not Ready For War Now, MacArthur Believes  Aide Counters Marshall Testimony, Says Gov't Swinging To General’s Views

Russ Not Ready ‘Now’ to Enter War, Mac Says   General Also Feels Capital Has Shifted Toward His Views

State Draft Call for April Set af 1973   New Regulations On Childless Husbands Coming

Draft Call to 1,976 in State   That Number be Required in Ones to Report in March

Call For 1.973 Draft tees in Missouri   New Regulations Being Prepared as To Married Men

$70,000 LOSS CAUSED BY FIRE ON FARM OF NORMAN B. WEBER, NEAR WOODBOURNE; LOSS INCLUDES 2600 CHICKENS, MACHINERY, GRAIN

570,000 FARM FIRE LOSS NEAR WOODBOURNE   Norman B. Weber Loses Barn And Valuable Equipment   CHICKENS AND GRAINS

St. Louis Is Snowed Under  11-Inch Fall Greatesi Cc... wre. fk or   11-Inch Fall Greatest For Day In 39  Vears.

Future Forces Must Get Senate Approval First   Principle Fails To Get Into New Draft Bill In Committee

Truman Deplore: Auto Accidents   Bad As Sabotage, Declares Presidcnt

Likens Accidents. Enemy Sabotage   President Truman Tells Safety Officials Wrecks Strike at Our Strength

TRUMAN URGING TRAFFIG SAFETY   President Says Accidents Do As Much Damage To Defense Effort As Act Of Sabotare.

Truman Calls for Safety on Highways   Says Accidents Do as Much Harm as Sabotage  w>.. Donk BD tannnath

peers Addresses satety Conference Highway Accidents Cause As Much Damage ‘As Deliberate Sabotage, Truman Declares

Truman Hits Traffic Toll  Accidents Weaker   Accidents Weaken National Strength

Highway Accidents: Strike at National ‘Strength Truman Tells Safety ‘Meeting

Truman Deplores Car Accidents  Compares Crashes gee ee Saar tee A

Bill's Total ls $1,176,750,000 Less Than Asked   peereet Billion From Figure Con miites Approved

TRIMMED-DOWN MEASURE CALLS FOR 7.2 BILLION   Economic Help for Europe Bears Brunt of Cut; Vote is 61-5   GOES TO CONFEREES    Move to Place Program Un der Single Administrator Rejected

Senate Passes Foreign Aid Bul At Much Lower Fi gure Than Requested By President

TRIMMED DOWN AID BILL PASSES SENATE   Total = §1.213.750.660 Lese Than President Had Requested Of Congress

Total Is Over Billion Under  Truman Figure   Measure Now Goes to Conclave; Single New Administrator Denied

Big $7 Billions Fund Now Goes To Conference   Plea From Truman For Full Amount Requested \gnored

Senate Passes $7.3 Billion Bill for Foreign Aid   Trimmed-Down Total ls Over Billion Less Than Truman Asked

‘Deflated’ Foreign Aid Bill Given Approval By Senate  Measure Provides More Than Billion Less  wh. om... m.. mtd we

$250 Million More Lopped Off Measure  Vote Is 61 To 5; Bill Goes To Conference

Sarl e Cuts Off Billion, Passes Eurone Aid Bill   There Still Will Be $3 Bill. To Be Made Up By Taxpavers

Foreign Aid Cut By $250 Million In Senate Actior   Solons Make -Slash In European Funds

Senate Trims Aid Program   Measure Passes But Figure Millions Lower Than Trumon Wanted

Heavy Rains In Northeast   Upper Neoshe Due To Spill Over in Emporia; Other Rivers Recede

Showers Add Problems in  Flood Areas   Weather Bureau Promises Some Relief in Sight From Prolonged Rains

NY MUN PLEA)  Thundershowers Continue But Most Fall in Drier  Areas

CO ee  BOMBERS, SKY BOTH GLOOMY = = iw BOMBERS, SKY BOTH GLOOMY —  ~ Giants Tip Yanks, 5-L, te to Choea, Series

Bombers Held To Seven Hits By Dave Koslo  Durochermen Clinch Game In 1st Inning

ALLENTOWN HOST ~ JO MAC ARTHURS   General, Family Enjoy Old-Fashioned Fair

Movie Movie Strife Laid to Red:   Communist Push in 1940: 31.41 Peahers Told 

Wreckage of Plane Found In African Jungle; None of 40 on Board Has Survived

Plane Wreck  Is Discovered   No Survivors Likely In Crash In Africa

ALL 40 DEAD IN CRASH OF BIG AIRLINER   Big Ship Crashed Only 50 Miles From Airport.

AQ Feared Victims of Plane Crash   Wreckage Spottec In Liberian Junale Land

lke Thinks Aid To Europe Will Be Good Risk   Most Countries Willing to Fight But Need Arms

Eisenhower Heads Back To U.S., Will Report To Congress Thursday On His European Tour

CANAL SURVEY WILL BE MADE   Department Of Interior To Obtain Grass Roots  Sentiment

Hepes For Support  ¢. And O. Canal Parkway  Survey To Start Today

New Supply System Is Tested by Army; 7 May Eliminate Some ‘Empire Buildins’

Shinn Chung Sook Will Not Remember the Man Who Came to Her Rescue But. He Will

Service Recalled As Diplomat to India; on Spot   Four Others Named By Columnist; Claims Plot to Discredit Him

Communists— Expected To _ Reply Tonight:   Fate of Thousands of: Missing Americaris 18 at Stake a

Red Answer on Frisoners Due  At Meet Today   U.S. and British Marines Raid Red Lifeline to Viadivostok

UN WAITS FOR RED REACTION TO EXCHANGES   On War Front U. S., British Marines Blast Rails in Night Raid.

Proposal To Decide Fate Of Thousands Of  Missing Americans   Soviet Negotiators Oppose U. S. Troop Rotation, Want Right To Build More Airfields.

UN Delegates Await Reply — At Panmuniom   United Nations Negotiators 34 Korea Propose: ‘Immediate Talks to Arrange Exchange of Prisoners.

Vote Bans Aid ToRed-Traders      Nations Shipping to Soviet Orbit Cut Off in Bil

Century-Old Records in Pentagon Still Bear.Red Stamp of ‘Secret’

General and Family to Fly Home Monday   General’s Schedule Not Revealed, But Return Is Awaited

General Still Silent: Confers With Successor   Ridgway Is Back in Korea Temporarily  To Lead UN Advance

Will Comt Back Here Next Week   ‘GOP Critics Of Truman Boil Over In Great Debate

MaeArthur To Return By] Plane   General Remain: Silent About His: Discharese

MacArthur Famil y To Leave Monday For Return TripTo United States After1]11Y ears

Will Use His Famous Constellation “Scap”; Probably to Land at Airport Near San Francisco; Schedule Uncertain.

GENERAL, WIFE WILL VACATION IN HAWAII IS.   Aides Will Accompany Deposed Commander  On Way Home

Pacific Hero, Family, Close Aides to Use Constellation SCAP; Willing to Testify

General Plans To Start Trip Home Monday   MacArthur, Family To Return by Atr; Itinerary Uncertain

Vice Queen Dies at 89 =   Vic Shaw Once Operated Plushy Chicago Brothel

Assault Aimed _ At Last Ditch Below Border   Observers Expect Reds To Put Up Fight  ee een bers:

Airliner Hit Peak during Short Flight   20-Minute Trip Ends in Crash In Mountains

Sherman Sees Possible Need For More Fighting Men   Top Ranking Navy Officer Gives OK To New UMST Plan

ADMIRAL SAYS U.S. MAY NEED BIGGER FORCE   Sherman Supports. UMST as Means Of Meeting Goal

Adm. Sherman Sees Need of  More Forces   Believes Present Goal Not Sufficient in View  Of World Conditions

Naval Director  Sees Increase In U.S. Forces   Sherman Urges Quick Action on UMT Measure

ARMED FORCE OF 3,500,000 IS PROBABLE   Top Ranking Navy Officer Gives Full Support To Administration's Training Bill   FOR LOWER DRAFT AGE

Backs Universal Training Measure Hike In Armed Forces Predicted By Sherman

MILITARY HEADS SEEK U. M. 5. T.   Take Witness Stand To Back Universal Training Program   ASKS. 18-YEAR-OLDS

NEED FOR FIGHTIN FORCE OF NEARLY 3.5 MILLION SEEN   Admiral Sherman Says. Increases Necessary Unless Conditions Chang

May Jump U.S. Armed Forces _ , Above Present 3.5 Million Goal i Jf World Conditions Unimproved

Marshall PlanTo Have Youth Draft Favored:   Navy Chief Asserts Goal Boost Likely; UMST Is Sunvnorted

Sherman Says Military Goal May Be Upped   Admiral Tells Senate Group Present 3% Million Men May Not Fill Needs: Backs Training Plan

Fire Sweeps Dock: 3 Feared Drowned   British Freighter Gutted In $1 Million Blaze

Three Lost As Pier Is Destroyed   35 Seamen And Dock Workers Burned; Ship Damaged

Delaware Pier, Freighter Are Gutted By Fire   Damage May Reach One Million Dollars; Three Feared Dead

Concert Drive Is Near End; Many Joining Deadline Set As 3 P.M. Tomorrow

Concert Drive Is Near End; Many Joining   Deadline Set As 3 P.M. Tomorrow For Memberships

CRIME PROBERS CITED GUZIK FOR CONTEMPT   Chicago Mobster May Also Face Perjury Charges

Guzik Finds Troubles in Both Barrels   Chicago Mobster Arrested after Probe Appearance

U.S. Closes Out Fiscal °51 With Large Surplus  ~ Income $3.5 Billion Ahead Of Spending

U.S. Has 31/2 Billion Surplus In Year Ending June 30, ' Second Largest in History

Don’t Look Now But the Government Has a Surplus of Three Billions

Warren, Douglas Are First in Poll Of Labor Chief:   Union Presidents Favo: California Governor, Illinois Senator

Officials Qutline Arithmetic Behinc New Service Plan   Present Manpower Goal to Leave Few Draftees in Reserve

Defense Official Would ‘Extend Draft To Take ‘tn (8-Year-Old Youths

New Bill Is Sent To Truman; Fast Signing Expected   Individual Income Tax Boosts To Be Effective Nov. ]

HOUSE APPROVES NEW TAX BOOSTS BY SLIM MARGIN   25-Vote Majority Sends Measure To Truman  For Signature   ALL OF MARYLANDERS VOTE IN OPPOSITION

fruman Expected to Sign New Levy Hike Promptly  Administration Aides Recover From Jolting Setback to Run Up 25 Vote Margin in House

HOUSE APPROVES A TAX INCREASE OF $5,691,000, 900   Measure Put Through By Vote of 185 to 160 and Now Goes to President  Truman.   RATES FOR INDIVIDUALS 10 RISE NOVEMBER I   Levies on Gasoline, Liquor, Automobiles and Other Hems to Go Up on Same Date.

Rise Effective On Nov. 1 For Individuals  Many Votes Reversed Since Like Measure Turned Down Tuesday

House Passes Compromise Revenue Bill   Expect President To Sign Measure At Early Date

Congress Approves General Tax  Boost Bill   Income Levies  Te Go Up Nov. 1; Truman Expected To Sion It Soon

TAX INCREASE BILL, 185-160   Little Change Made In Original Levy In Compromise

HOUSE PASSES TAXINREASE BILL, 185-16   Little Change Made In Original Levy In Compromise

House Sends Tax Increase To President  ; > PP £m mer eC Ck   $5,691,000 Boost . On Individuals and Business Nov. 1}

House Approves Revised Version Of Tax Increase   Compromise. Bill ‘Gets 25-Vote Edge In Final Passdae

Higher Income havi ies to Take Effect Nov. Ist   Truman Expected to Sign Act by Sunday: Final Vote 185-160

Administration Leaders Overcome Opposition  To Get 25-Vote Margin

New Rates Take Effect Nov. 1 If ‘Truman Signs   Prompt Presidential Action Expected; Administration Had Been Given Joltine Setback on Similar Bill Tuesday.

Plan Includes Wit hdrawing ‘Foreign Units   Peace Conference Being Continued Inside Kaesong

WKY 1447  HEREST HERE  ei A eRe Bel  eS iepeeiter: i i 1. ail   ATTENDS BALLET

New Compromise In Senate Battle Offered By Dems   Senator Chapman Is Namec As Opposing Margiotti; Offer Termed ‘Trick’

PERON BLAMES SUBVERSIVES FOR BOMBINGS   STRIKE AND BOMBS CRIPPLE ARGENTINA RAILROAD SYSTEM

Anti-Peron Union  Still on Strike   Argentine Railroads Remain in Operation  After 12 Explosions

ARGENTINA RAILROADS ON STRIKE   Anti-Peron Engineers, Firemen on Strike But Emergency Crews Keep Trains Running.   EXPLOSIONS RIP TRACKS, SHOPS   Union Men Walk Out, Declaring Their Officers  - Were Hand-Picked by the Government.

Argentine Trains Operate Despite Union Walkout   Explosions Rip Track and Shops; Peron Puts Blame on Alien Forces

Argentine Rail Workers Stil Are on Strike   Emergency Crews Keep Lines Operatine

Argentine Rail Strike Revolt    Anti-Peron Union Is Out: President Becuses U.S.

Emergency Crews Operate During Strike  Dozen Explosions   Dozen Explosions Tear Up Sections Of Track, Damage Railraand Shanc

Rail Strikes in Argentina Persist   Anti-Peron Union Stoppage Paralyzes Two Centers— 4 Lines Are Blown Up

M’Arthur Still Without UN Directive as Allied Forces Again Near 38th Parallel

Headaches Come More Often for MacArthur "When His Armies in Korea Are Victorious

Dime All Day Charge Plan Is Necessity   Executive Board Of Chamber Of Commerce Decided On Charge Plan At Recent Meeting   MAINTENANCE COSTS HAVE BEEN GROWING

UN Cease Fire Order Issued  Syria and Israel Told To Halt Immediately

MacArthur Visits General Ridqway   Gives Assurance Allies Will Continue Te: Ficht: Strone Red Activity Is Reported

Nehru Believes Only Way Open To Prevent War   Indian Leader Gives His Views in London

RECOGNIZE RED CHINA—NEHRU   Indian Premier Declares it’s Only Way To Avert Third World War.

Nations “Avoiding Branding Enemy As War Aggressor   Majority Believes Actior Could Soon Lead To New Conflict For World

3 ALLIED ATTACKS STOPPED BY REDS   ACTIVITY ON EASTERN  FRONT IN KOREA STEPPED  LP CONSIDERABLY.

Red Fire Stops 3 UN Attacks  ge ne, cj   Army Spokesman Says Activity Increases

Income Tax Revived Again In Harrisburg  Senate Caucuses Get New Version Approved By Finance Committee

Caucuses Presented Latest Plan   Proposal Provides First $1,000 Be Exempted; Earmarks And Limits Program

Revised Form of Long-Disputed State Income Tax Plan Presented in Caucus

Truman and Ike Conter  On Defense   Pair Expected to Mix Polities in West Arms Problem

Gen. Eisenhower President Hold Private Parley  Ike Insists Meeting   Ike Insists Meeting Would Be Only ‘On Military Affairs’

Kisenhower, Truman Talk  OfArmament   Two Leaders Huddle For Discussion Of European Situation

Vet Measures  Pass In House  ~ May Cost Government Billionc In Future ©

House Approves Vets’ Measures   Group Ultimately May Cost Nation Billions Of Dollars

Slot-Less Slot Is Gambling Device--Judge  Cannot Legalize It He Rules in Roek-tsland Court

Russia Receives Three Defeats In UN Voting   Assembly to Discuss Chinese, Tito Issues And German Elections

Key Centers Of Cold War  Are Involved   Problems Of China, Yugoslavia And Germany To Be Discussed

Reds Defeated On Yugoslavia, China, Germany   Questions Are Placed On Agenda For Debate

Money Voted by Congress This Year Will Cost Every Man, Woman and Child $500

Congressional Appropriations To Be More Than $500 for Each Man, Woman, Child

US. SPENDING HITS NEW HIGH RECORD   Cost-Expected to Reach $500 for Eash Person ih Nation ra

Hamilton Man Is Shot to Death   Victim, C. R. Spencer, Did Not Kill Self, Officers Believe.

Tavern Operator Found Dead in Hamilton Home, Police Suspect Murder

Federal Road Aid Allotted   State’s Cut $5,295,409;  New York Gets Most

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH OF B-26 BOMBER   Victims Are All Members of Wlinois Air National Guard,

RFC Official On Payroll Of Borrower   Symington Reveals Latest “Skeleton” In Agency's Closet

Employe Paid By  Borrower  Guniuinetan Rares   Symington Bares Latest ‘Skeleton’

(Case Given To Justice Department   Ereezge Accused Of   Freeze Accused Of d Accepting Salary From Borrower

Russian Plans For Atom Plant In China Cited   GOP Lawmaker Discloses Report on Formosa; Tiypees Blockade

Europe Troop Issue Is Far From Settled   GOP Policy Committee Against Use of Men Until Congress Okays

AMMUNITION ~ TYCOON OLIN OF ALTON DIES   Founder of Vast Olin Indus tries Succumbs at Aae 91.

Founder of Olin Industries Dies  Western Cartridge Co. Head Until 1944

Claims U. S. Has Atomic Artillery Shell   Congressman Gives First Hint

Crackdown Coming, Larson Warns  Free Pinball Games Illegal.  lowa Supreme Court Rules

Sets Stage for a ‘Crackdown’ Again in lowa   Larson Hails Tribunal’s Ruling in Polk County Test Case. =

Crackdown or Pinballs To  Begin Soon High Court Rules  Against Machines

200 Cities Want to Know How to Keep Peddlers From Bothering Busy Wives

So You’re Bothered With Peddlers?  Louisiana City Knows What to Do

Local Labor Claim Stirs Texas Senate   Inquiry Ordered Into Union Report on Reynolds Job

Partie University Discovery  Swine Give Clue in Arthritis Battle

GOP Leaders Talk Possible 1952 Nominee   Regard Contest To Lie Between Taft And Eisenhower

U0, P. OPPOSED TU TINKING PARTY NETH PARTIR   Leaders Voice Belief at Tulsa Meeting General Will Not Be a Candidate for President.   FAFT AND IKE HELD LEADING CONTENDERS   Halleck Sees Korean War a: Issue in 1952—O. K. Armstrong Urges Blockade of China,

GOP Predicts Demo Defeat ir Korean Errors   National Committee in Tulsa Discusses Plans  For 1952 Convention

Halleck Warns Party Against M’Arthur Link   :GOP Leaders Appear ‘Opposed ‘To Backing General In Campaign

Halleck Views GOP Victory in 1952 Race   Against Any Direct Tieup With MacArthur's Policy

HalleckSaysKorean War  Disastrous To Democrats  Mnrn eve itt «. 1} et FF. Pt.   Warns GOP Of ‘Fatal Error’ In Being Led Into Aroument Over Personalities

Korean War Black Eye For Democrats During  Campaign, Says Halleck

Three-State Flood Meet Opens At K.C.   Human Needs Must Come First Says Raymond Foley

Human Needs Placed First At Flood Meet   Federal Coordinator Opens Conference

UNSHOWERIS NAMED TO HEAD STATE POLICE   Frederick Mayor Formerly Headed Organization Under Nice

MacArthur Pins Medal On Wife As Miuifreesboro Honors Her  “Changes Hero Role To That Of Doting Husband. Cites Devotion And Courage

Complete Line of Office Supplies—Burnet Bulletin   BURNET’S MEETING DATES

 ‘Chinese Characters On Income Tax Slips Puzzle Printer And Taxpayers;  Several Different Translations Given

Who Put the ,Chinese on. Tax Slips?  Just Characters, Characters, Is What They Are!

Diplomats Report The Deportation Of Many Families   Americans Aver Hungary  Is Sending Thousands To Certain Death

Reds Ousting Undesirable:   American Diplomats Sa Anti-Communists In Hungary Doomed

Missing Man Found §n River   Witness In Hearing Involving Attorney Found Tied to a Slab of Canrrete

US Warplanes in Punishing Raids on Foe   Reds Getting ~ the Worst of Stalemated Wer  — a, woah

US. Warplanes Plaster Red Lines Third Straight Night  Designed to Influence Enemy Officials In Cease-Fire Meetings

STRIKE ENEMY SUPPLY LINKS   Bombers Leave Fires Raging at East Coast Port of Battered Wonsan.

President Is _Disgusted With Latest Scandal   Capital Reports Say Attorney General May Resigu Or Lose Job

Attorney General Says He Knew of No Serious [regularities On Caudle’s Part: Truman Is  Reporte d to Be In Mood for ‘House Cleaning’

Official Called In Tax Scandal   ‘yruman Set to ‘Clean House’; \tiorney General Clears Caudle

McGrath Testifies At Probe   Says He Knew of  ‘No Irregularities’ On the Part of  T. Lamar Caudle

BRITISH TAKE BRIDGE AFTER SUDAN BATTLE   English Air And Sea Reinforcements Are  Rushed To Suez

British Troops Gain Control Of Suez Bridge   Army Truck Convoy Fired on; Destroyer Flotilla Due in Area

Britain Wants  To Talk Peace   Eden Expected To Suggest Two Governments  Hold Parley.

Britain to Seek Accord in Fuss Over Suez Canal  Egypt Will Be Asked To Talk Things Over And Sian Naw TYranty

Britain Moves  To Cool Off  Angry Egypt Eden Expected To  Ask Talks Despite Recall Of Envoy

Textile Workers In South Stage Strike  Action Said Technical Test Comes Manday

Big 4 Duel On Arming  Ot Germans   Issue Is Main Item After 10 Days Of Negotiations In Pari:

Deputies Await Russian Answer   Soviets Expected To Insist on Separate Talk on Germany

ROWD OF 300,000 GREETS PRINCESS IN WASHINGTON   ‘ruman Meets Elizabeth an¢ Prince Philip at Airport and Extends Nation's Welcome.   RESIDENT'S WIFE, DAUGHTER ON HAND   hrong Gathered for Glimpse . of British Royal Couple  : Cheer as They   Ride By.

Truman Greets Princess With  Special Words   Remarks Were Not in Script; 550,000 Turn Out for Royal Couple

President and Washington Fall in Love With Princess   oa EEN) N00 Turne Out tadVehesinc

Truman Greets Royal Visitors At Airport  Over Half Million   Over Half Million Turn Out to Welcome Elizabeth and Philip

PRINCESS GETS BIC WELCOME FROM TRUMAN   Future English Rule: Begins Whirlwind Visit To U. S.

President Greets Princess And Duke As Americans Cheer Visiting Royalty

ROYAL COUPLE IS WELCOMED TO WASHINGTON   Elizabeth And Philip Cheered By 550,000 In Capital   TRUMAN, PRINCESS IN ANIMATED CHAT

Elizabeth Is So Lovely She Makes Truman Forget His Prepared Remarks; She Promises to Work for Peace.

Princess Welcomed To U.S.A.   Truman Greets Royal Tourists In Washington

Royal Visitors Given Ovation in Washington   President And Princess Cail For Closer U. S.British Relations

Half Million Out To Greet Elizabeth And Philip   Hearty Welcome Given by Trumans AndOtherBigwigs In Washinston

Shanghaied , Jailed, He Wrote Corporal's "Flights" Cause Miachty Furor

Ousted Cadets  Get Invitation   New York Catholic Schools Open Doors

Cardinal Welcomes Cadets to Catholi School Saying, “To Err Is Human”

LO Lrris rIuman, to £orgtve MALVine Spellman Invites 90 Cadets To Three Catholic Schools

West Point: Cadets Elates Over Offer’   Cardinal Spellman Welcomes Ousted “Students to Three Catholic Colleges

Accused West Point Cadets Offered Chance To Enter 3 Eastern Colleges

—CARDINAL WELCOMES CADETS— Gives Permission For  90 To Enter Colleges

Ousted Cadets Elated With Offer Of Cardinal To Enroll In Colleges   Fordham University, Manhattan College And lona College Ready To Accept West Pomters.

Cardinal's Offer Elates Cadets  Three Men’s Schools To Open Doors

Doors of Three Catholic Colleges Opened to Cadets   Cardinal Spellman Offers Haven at Iona, Manhattan and Fordhar

Cadets Are Pleased By Cardinal's Offer  Three New York Catholic Eollege Oneonta Erring Wect Pointers.

Senate Refuses To Report Out  Income Levy   Fine’s Measure Not Dead Vor Session After Ballot Today

Committee Vote Was 10 To 7 Against Reporting; Chairman Refuses To Concede Bill Is Tiana Bar arm   DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICAN REBELS

Oatis Case Backfire Causes Shakeup In Czech Party, Underground Report:

Reds Losing 60 Seats; De Gaulle Party Is Strongest. Single. Unit

De Gaulle Gains But Centrists Will Continue To Rule France   General Emerges From French Elections As A Strong New Force; Communists Hold Popular Vote But Lose Seats.

France's Centrist Parties Win .  Political Road Bent to Right In General Vote

Middle Parties Winners in French Elections   DeGaullists Largest Single Organization In New Assembly

French Vote  Middle Road   De Gaulle’s Rightists Are Largest Party; Coalition to Rule

‘De Gaulle’s Party On Way To Being Strongest Single Unit In France

French Beat. General Bid    Reds Show Strength In National Voting

De Gaulle Still Looms As Force Despife Losses   Middle Of Road Groups Reported Victors In France

De Gaullists Rate as Top  Single Unit   Ground Lost by Reds Continued Unsteady Coalition Likely.

RPF Largest Single Victor   Communists Get 22.4 Per Cent Of Total Vote

French Votes 75 Per Cent Tabulated   Upsurge Clear For Rightist RPF  Over Communists

De Gaullists Top Individual Party   Communists Suffer Losses to Coalition

De Gaullists Take Lead in French Vote   Reds Lose Seats But Cen: ter Parties Still Hold Control

Middle-of-Road Parties Winning French Election   DeGaulle’s Party Draws More Votes Than Any Other

DeGaulle’ s Par ty Makes Fr -ench Gain   Wins 107 Assembly Seats; Communists - Lose Many; Middle Roaders In Control

De Gaulle Party Gains Strength  ‘Rally of French’ Takes 107 Offices

DeGaullists Show Gain   Coalition Still Has Majority in France But Hold Less Secure

De Guallists St g  Middle Of Road Coalition Winning In French Ballot

French Elect Conservative Government  Allied Partioc   Allied Parties Face Pressure On Left, Right

Gen. DeGaulle’s Party Exhibits  Surprising Power  Extreme Right   Grabs Seats   In Assembly

De Gaullists Gain Power In Elections   Reds Hold Popular Vote But Lose Seats In Parliament

DeGaulle Par tty Scores Gains in French Vote But Reds Still Lead

—DeGAULLISTS-— Gain Many Seats From Communists  a ae oe   Reds Still Poll 25 Per Cent Vote

DE GAULLISTS LEAD VOTING   Leom as Strongest: Single Political Unit In France

French Reds Cut Down In Popular Vote   DeGaulle New Party Gains Seats, Middle Group Holds Balance

Communists Lose Seats In Election   Reds Fail to Get As Many Votes as In' 1946; French ©  Faca Unéctanayu Eran

‘Middle OF Road’ Party Coalition Appears In Control Of Parliament

DeGaulle's Part Gains Power in French Election   But Middle of Road Parties in Control of Next Parliament

DeGaulle’s Party Gains in Election  Fails To Win Full Assembly Control

De Gaulle Party Emerges Strong InFrench Voting   Communist Popular Vote Is Running Less Than in ‘46 Election

French Middle-Of-Road Parties Win Majority In New National Assembly

De Gaulle’s Party Emerges as Powerful New Force  in France; Commies Losing

De Gaulle Gains But Coalition lo Role France  ommunists Leadin   Communists Leading In Popular Vote But Lose Many Seats

De Gaulle’s PartyMakes Strong Bid   Middle of Road Parties Still Retain Control of Next Parliament; Reds Lose Seats   ‘Vote Is Impressive   General’s Followers Win 107 Seats and Run Up 3,964,833 Ballots

FrenchLean To Right in  Elections   Followers of De Gaulle Becomes Largest Single Party in the Assembly   COMMUNISTS FADE   The Middle-of-the-Road Parties Hold Majority But Face Tight Squeeze

French Give 33 Seats  To Gaullists  New Party Emerces   New Party Emerges As Real Power  At Halfway Mark

De Gaullists Gain Assembly Seats  Middle Parties Keep Control of Parliament In French Elections

De Gaullsts Strongest In ~ French Cabinet  2 Former Leader To Again Control   a ee ee

See DeGaullists Strongest Party In New Assembly   Control Of Parliament May Be Held By Middle-OfRoad Political Groups

SLIGHT MGnl DEND Middle - of - Road Parties  Hold Majority in France's New Assembly

Hero's Showing At Expense Of Middle Roaders   Communists Remain Largest Party But Lose 1946 Majority

De Gaulle Party Has Top Place   Reds Lose Ground as Middle-of-the-road Holds Majority   Another Story on Page 14

DE GAULLE LAGS IN FRENCH VOTE   Reds Retaining Position As Strongest Party, Bul Lose Seats — Center Parties Ahead.

Center Parties Lead In France  DeGaulle New Stronc Force In Politics

Commies Out 90 Positions In Election   Middle-Of-Roaders Will Control The French Parliament

The Weather   De Gaulle Party Gets Heavy Vote But Old French Rule Still Ahead

Middle-of-Road Parties Emerge With Majority in Frencn Flection: Coalition Is Seen

De Gaulle’s Party Wins 107 Seats   Appears On Way To Being the Strongest  French Political Unit

DeGaulle Party Takes Good Lead In French Vote   Victory Predicted For Big New Powar

Moderates Retain Hold  SUVAUEEE Eaws   De Gaulle Party Gains Strength In Balloting

De Gaulle Party Gains Strength In French Vote  Coalition Retains Lead for Control

Convict Kills Guard; Escapes  Condemned Man Flees Armed With Shotgun

No Dixie Revolt Seen by McMath.  He Believes Truman Can Be Elected

Mid-West Airlines Sale is Announced  Continental Line Of Denver is Buyer

BRITAIN OPENS MONEY MARKET   Await Reaction Of Pound To Drastic Finance Measure

GUN FIGHT FLARES IN MILL WALKOU'   Three Hit After Blast Sets Off Raging Battle In North Carolina

Rail Unions Seek to End Long Dispute   Arbitration Offer Given Carriers; Reply Awaited

ARBITRATION SUGGESTED BY RAIL UNIONS   Indications Are That Carriers Are Likely to Balk at Pro posal.

Wildcat Strike Leaders Reject Truman’s Plea   Strikers Now Face Taft-Hartley Law In Dock Walkouts

Truman Request Ign ed....  Dock Strikers Face Taft-Hartléy. Action

Strikers Refuse President's Plea To End Dispute  Taft-Hartley Act Ma

Dockers Brace To Fight With Taft-Hartley   President May Also  Call In Wage BoardOr Declare National Emergency in Crisis

MAY INVOKE TAFT ACT IN ~ DPOocK STRIKE      Rebel Longshoremen Reject President Truman’s Plea to Resume Jobs.

DOCK WORKERS REJECT HT PLEA TO END WALKOUT   FACE POSSIBILITY TRUMAN MAY INVOKE TAFT-HARTLEY ACT

Dock Strike Chiefs Snub  Truman Plea   Take Only 15 Minute: To Reject His Request: May Faec T-H Action

Dock Hands Defy Trumar  Peace Plea   Face Action Under Taft-Hartley Act As Port Strike Spreads

Truman Calls For End of Dock Strike  Taft-Hartley Act May Be Invokd to End Shipping Snar'

Dock Workers Turn Down Truman's Plea  Rebel Longshoremen e Tueccle ith   Rebel Longshoremen Face Tussle With Taft-Hartley Law

Request Of President That Stevedores Go Back To Their Jobs Is Voted Down

Nampa 6 Industry lound To Be of Per ‘manent Type   Closely Related to Production of Region, Assuring Stability, Evans Finds; $10,000,000 Pavroll Sparks Community

 Giver sity and Hich Yield , Mark County’ S Agriculture   Thirty-kour Millions Produced; Seed, Grain, Vee lables, Livestock, Dairying, Poultry Chief Products

Nampa Important as Hub Of Transport For Region   Both Rail and Truck Network Centers Here: tluge Quantities of Foodstuffs Loaded by Union Pacific Here

Snow Buries Part of State, Bedford Hit   Town Has 7-Inch Fall, Traffic Tied Up After Truck Mishap; Many Highways Dangerous

Governors Are In Conference  Annyal Assembly   Annyal Assembly Is Being Held At Gatlinsburg, Tenn

DRINKING?--NOT EVEN TEA  3 Texas Tech Profs Sight ‘Flying Beads’ at Lubbock

Weird Objects Seen Flying Over Lubbock; Professors Puzzled By Their Appearance

Capehart Raps Action Of Truman  _ Charges Congress Made Scrapegoat For High Prices

Capehart Hits Back At Truman   Charges President Seek: To Blame Congress For Hich Prices.

Capehart Hurls Blast At Truman   Blames President For Hich Prices

Truman Accusee Of Unfair Play In Price Fight   Congress Gets Blame For High Prices, Complains Capehart

Truman Gets Price Blame   Sen. Capehart Claims President Let Inflation Take Over

Capehart Defends New Controls Law  Claims President Distorted Facts

Senator Slaps President For Rising Prices   Capehart Denounces Truman For Seeking To Blame Congress

Capehart Flays Truman's Speech   Says Congress Made Scapegoat of Inflation

FLAYS TRUMAN ON CONTROLS   Capehart Says President Trying To Shift Blame

Retired Bradford Oil Producer Dies   Edgai A, Smith, 78, Born at Barklevviile

THE WEATHER  Rw tt & Weather Riresau.   MILD.   LOCAT, CONDITIONS.

THE WEATHER  7? @€@& GQfeethkoco Bea vrecea te   FAIR.   TOCar CAaANDHDITIONS.

Continuing Purge Of Czechoslovakia Citizens Revealed   Communists Say 169,54 ~ Party Members Ousted Since September 1 -

‘WAR’ LAUNCHED ON TITOISM —  Five Czech Leaders Arrested, Thousands Fired In Red Purge

Backers Claim Draft of Boys Is Over Hump   Senate Leaders Sets Wednesday Morning As Time For Vote

Senate Foes Of New Draft Bill Losing Ground   Defeat Amendment; 18-Year-Old Draft Is Nearing Passage

Draft-UMT Battle Won, Leaders Say   Final Senate Vote Due Wednesday

SENATE T0:PROBE TRAFFIC IN DOPE   O'Conor Says TV: Hearings Will Open Wednesday at Canital

OUSTED TAX MAN  SAYS SIDELINESNETTED $170,001   Joseph P. Marcelle Testifies He Earned That Much While Drawing Salary as Collector.   PRACTICED LAW NIGHTS AND ON HIS DAYS OFF   J. B. Dunlap Declares Former Collector Underestimated Owa Income by $11,419.

Weather at Yumc   Hollywood Stars To Take Part In Yuma Queen Coronation Ball

Auriol Pledges France To Aid Peace Efforts   Claims Charge Nation Will Not Fight Is An Tnsuolt Cruel As Unjust

Auriol Pledges France To Fight Against Aggression   Asks Judgment of Nation On Facts, Not Propaganda

France Will Fight, Auriol Declares   Pledges Nation Against Aggression

French President Pledges) Stand Against Aggression!   Denounces Criticism Of France's Will: To Ficht Reds: Cites Record Of French

Bill Caliing for Grand Juries Each Two Years Killed   Too Expensive for Small Counties, Charges Opponents in State Senate

Stalemate Continues In  Truce Talks   Outnumbered UN Jets Also Damage Two Enemy Craft

Fignting In Air And On Ground Is Still Raging   Truce Negotiators Counter Red Offer

Tighter Gag Order Coming   Use Of Chinese Troops Hottest Question In Capital City

Truman Leaves MacArthur to Miliary Staff   Action Will be Left Up to Marshall. Collins

White House Cancels Date  With Cocke   Truman Calls Off Meeting After Legion Commander Talks To Press

Truman to Leave M Arthur Issue Up to Military  Any Action to Be Decided by Marshall

Truman Plans Not To Step In For Now   Any Decision Is Up To Marshalf Or Gen. Collins

Ambulances Bring Surgical Equipment to Back Gate Quickly After King's Consent Is Announced.

King Agrees To Operation   Doctors Advise Surgery On Ailing Lung

LUNG OPERATION TO BE PERFORMED ON KING GEORGE   Preparations Rushed for Surgery at Buckingham Palace —Church Head Calls for Special Prayers.   NATURE OF TROUBLE IS NOT DISCLOSED   Papers Speculate 1t May Be Cancer or Tuberculosis— Elizabeth Alters Plans for Trip.

Cancer or Tuberculosis Hinted  As King Prepares To Go Under Knife

LAUGH HIT “BORN YESTERDAY' STARS JUDY HOLLIDAY, WM. HOLDEN, BRODERICK CRAWFORD

World Peace Threatened, London Says  Security Council May Meet Monday

Britain Will Ask U.N. Council to Intervene  In Iran Oil Squabble

lranian Oil Dispute Lo Goto U.N.   British Call Crisis In Abadan Threat To World Peace

Britain To Ask UN Intervention  Armed Action In Oil Crisis To Wait

BRITAIN T0 ASK UN ACT IN IRAN CRISIS   Brands Dispute Over Oil A : Threat to World Peace

London Says Iranian Situa. tion Is Threat To World Peace   mere U. §. WARNS AGAINST DISPLAY OF FORCE

IRAN OIL DISPUTE TO REACH U.N   BRITAIN TO ASK INTERVEN — TION—CALLS CRISIS THREAT TO PEACE.

Oil Dispute  U.N. Help Is Sought By Briton   Brands Row Threat To World's Peace

Row Branded Serious Threat To World Peace  Asking Security Council to Intervene,   Asking Security Council to Intervene British Technicians Ordered Out of Refinerv Area by Oct. 4.

London Brands Oil Controversy As Peace Peril   Meeting of Nations’ Group to Be Sought ‘As Soon as Possible

British Hold Crisis Poses  War Threat   Security Council to Hear  Plea for Decision  In Dispute

Britain Plans Oil Appeal to U.N. Couneil   Brands Crisis In Iran Threat To World Peace

Strong Control Bill Predicted   Administration Wins Two Skirmishes; Wilson Hits Pressure Group Handcuffs

 Unions Demand Public Aid Fight Administration Wins Ist Test IIn House Battle Over Controls

SAYT WIN CONTROLS   House Administration Forces Lay Claim To Victory

Democr ‘ats Claim Cautious Victory  In Controls Battle   Kann Steen Aare hase   Farm State Members Unite to Wipe Out All Rollhacke

Pleas Mount For Strong Price Curbs   Administration Aids See Limited Victory In Big House Battle

House Leaders Win Opening Economic Test  Reject Republican Proposal To Try S. §* ..,f, fm... .§.

TRUMAN FORCES CLAIM CONTROLS VICTORY I$ NEAR   Leaders In House Lay Cautious Claim To Win -— Price Rollback Looms As Big Struggle.

First Contest Over Controls  Loss For GOP   Wilson, DiSalle Join In Warning Against Serapping Of Curbs

LAWMAKERS VOTE RESTRICTIONS ON fAT, OIL IMPORTS   HOUSE DEMOCRATS BEAT GOP BID FOR INDIRECT CONTROLS

Big Battle Over Controls Raging   Cautious Claim to Probable Limited Victory  Made by Administration Forces in the House

Farm Bloc Wins On Controls Test  Fats,Oils Import Limits Adopted

Truman Wins Round 1 of Control Fray  Wilson Declares — Inflation Threat Worse Than Soviet

Lines Hold in First Test   Indirect Controls Plan by Republicans Denied

‘Trumanites Claim Win OnIntlation   Democratic Lines Hold Firmly on Test Vote In House

Wilson Sees Korean Peace Parley As Another Soviet _ Maneuver In Series Of Actions To Weaken Free World

Demos Over First Hurdle On Controls   Wilson, DiSalle . Make Appeals to Avoid Letdown

PRICE ROLLBACK FIGHT AHEAD Truman Forces Win Limited Victory In Controls Struggle

House Votes To Ban Impor ts Of Fats, Oils   Victory for Farm State Members in Struggle Over Economic Control,

Truman May Partially Win Control Fight   A Limited Victory Is Expected For Administration

Government Cautious Over Control Fight   House Is Locked In Bitter Battle Over Probable Limited Program

Truman Forces Claim Limited Controls Win  Vote Interpreted As Assuring HST Of Controls Bill

PRO-CONTROLS GROUP WINS FIRST: TEST   House Democrats defeat Proposal For Indirect Controls.

GOP Beaten On Indirect Control Plan   Amendment Sought Delay for Specific Economic Curbs

Administration Forces Are Defeated As House Approves Curbs On Fat, Oil Imports

House Votes Curb On Oil, Fat Imports      Farin State Solons Win Point In Battle For New Controls Bill

—BATTLE OVER CONTROLS— Democrats Lay Cautious Claim To Small Victory

Truman Forces Expect Limifed Control Victory   Bitter Struggle Over Rollbacks Is Still Ahead

Administration Sees Victory On Controls      House Proposal Is Trumanites’ Claim

Milk Commission Lists  Milk Commission Lists i'Hearing on Area Prices

Rich Woman Ends Own Life   Mother, Two Daughters Die of Poisoning :

But Nobody Can Really ‘Fade Away Like an Old Soldier, New York Finds

Old Soldier Fades Away From Press  He Doesn’t Even Read About Self In the Newspaper:

Legislature Subcommittee to Work On Congressional Redistricting Bills

House To Name Panel To Study Redistricting   Ohio Senate Votes To Plug Leaks in Sales Tax System

Senate Sub-Committee To Work Out Plan For New Ohio Congressional Districts

83 BLAIR MEN ARE NAMED FOR JAN, 25 DRAFT   Local Boards Call 38 City and 50 County Men for Army Induction.

MAINE POTATO MAN ELECTED TO HOUSE   Clifford G. McIntire, Republican, Ouldistances: Democrat and An indenoadent.

Meteor Seen Here Last Night Seen In Many Other States And Far At Sea   Several Reports Claim Parts Of Meteor Struck The Earth With Roar; Police Report Many Calls.   Seen In County

Meteor Sighted Over Wide Area, Parts Apparently Striking Earth At Various Points

Cost of Living May Be Facfor 'r Seal Wace Ta‘ks   If Hike Granted Many Industries Likely Will Be Affected.

Order Issued As Dramatic Parley Ends   Forcible Seizure Not Mentioned; Britons Evacuate Fields

Evacuation Ot Britons Under Way   Mossadegh And Cabinet Reject Compromise Plan

Iran Takes Over Big Oil Company   British Start Leaving Oilfields And British Forces are Alerted: erican Appeal Was Turned Dav

Ignore American Appeal: Britons Are Evacuating  British Forces Are Alerted; Use Of Force Not Likely

Labor Reaction to Wage Freeze Sharply Hostile   Farm Leaders, Packers Also Take Dim View of Federal Curbs

Farmers And Labor Kick At Controls   Congress Members Agree They Had To Come But Think IL May Be Too Late

LABOR HOSTILE TO NEW CURBS   Called ‘Unjust’ Unles Inequities Are Worked Out

LABOR LEADERS . HOSTILE TO NEW WAGE-PRICE: ORDER   Brand Order Shocking Blow To American Wage Earners. And Consumers

HOSTILE TO FREEZE   Labor’s Initial Reaction Against New Price. Wage Orders

Report HST Aims to Run For Senate   Old Friends Say He’s Seriously Considering the Idea.

U.S. Switches To Paying Of: Current Bills   Installment-Plan Accounts Reduced In ‘Off Season’

Confirmation Of Cabinet Held Up   Republicans Move To Retain Margiotti As ‘Attorney General

Equal Rights Denied UN, Bradley Asserts   Reds Say Americans Preparing New Amphibious Landings In Korea

Kaesong Site Definitely Out, Bradley Says .  Talks Should Be Held Where Each Side Has ww... bee C82. Owe

General Wants To Get Better Look at War   Red Chinese Claim U.N. Is Preparing New Amphib Action

Gen. Bradley Reveals New  Allied Stand   Says Talks Should Be Held Where Each Has Equal Rights

West Germany’s Leader Demands Russia Prove Its Integrity On Unity

Western Reich Head Challenges Communists   Also Asks Russia To Make Good Pledge Of German Unity

Adenauer in Bold Challenge   West German Chancello: Dares Russia to Make Good on Promise of German Unity

Stalin Control Is Challenged By Adenauer  Russia Told To Make Good On German Unity

Oil Parley  Collapsing   Harriman Makes Threat To Drop Iran Talks

Mossadegh Shaken By Quit Threat      Harriman Charges Lack Of Good Faith On Part Of Iran

Assembly Asked to Approve Curb on McCarthy   Demands Legislators Be Responsible for - Fleor Statements

Ty Cobb Speaks For Tight Control   Says Big League Clubs Hove to Have Something To Protect Baseball

Ty Cobb Backs Up “Reserve Clause’  At Baseball Probe  Famed Player Says Clubs Need Tight Control Over Their Men

Georgia Peach Tells Senators That Reserve Clause is Good for Baseball

Three Protessors Witness  ‘Strings Of Beads’ In Sky   Crescent-Shaped Formations Fly Horizon To Horizon In Three Seconds, Texas Tech Teachers Say

EISENHOWER DEVOTED 10 JOB OF WORLD DEFENSE FOR LIFE IF NECESSARY, TELLS SOLONS

Gen. Eisenhower Says He Is Willing fo Spenc Rest of His Life Unitying World Defenses

Eisenhower’s Interest In Defense  Of Free World Clouds Political View

European Job Tops, Declares Eisenhower   Statement Clouds Presidential Picture for ‘52

Presidential Plans Of ‘Ike’ Clouded  x * * * sn ae : x * : * * *

Eisenhower Statement on Present Job Clouds 1952 Presidential Picture

—REVEAL SECRET TESTIMONY— Tke’s Statement Clouds 52 Presidential Picture

GENERAL OFFERS LIFE IN SERVICE TO FREE PEOPLE   Statement Made In -Closed Meeting Of Senators Rises To Cloud 1952 Presi denitial Picture.

And Cost Increase:   Eisenhower Remark Clouds 1951 Presidential Picture

Five Points Held Within 17 Miles Of Parallel 38  Str ategy OF Reds    Strategy Of Reds Enigma To Allies; Casualties Heavy

Patrols Dart To Within Few Miles of Line   Security Blackout Prevents Release Of Full Details

Reds Apparently Retreating Over The 38th Parallel   Allies 17 Miles. From There, Meeting Only Token Resistance

Allied Advance Meeting Little Red Resistance  Boece filename Themre*   Five Columns Thrus’ Within 17 Miles Of 38th Parallel

Retreating Communists Offer Little Opposition To General UN Advance   Patrols Slash Ahead Of Main Forces To Scatter Feebie Red Rear Guards Endeavoring To Slow Down Offensive

5 UN Spearheads Thrust at 38th On Heels of Reds   Secrecy Cloaks Details of Allied Advance, But 8th Army Confirms Strong Forces Within 17 Mi. of Old Border: Foe Holds On at Chunchon

Nehru Attacks Policy of U.S. On Red China   Spokesman Claims New, Reassuring Message by China

Nehru Asks Major Powers’ Meeting On World Problem:   Broadcast Bristles With Criticism of U.S. Policy in Asia   Bulletin

Rift in Free World Widens Over China   Bristling Attack on U.S. Policy in For East By India’s Prime Minister Nehru Deepens Gulf; Opposition May Stifle Move to Accuse Chinese

Indian Minister Raps Our Policy Toward Red China   Broadcast Backs Peiping Cease-Fire Bid; Hits U. S. For Failing To Recognize Great  Mhannwe tn Awtia

Nehru Critical Of U.S. Policy;  Asks Conference   Indian Leader Wants Major Powers  To Meet.

Insistence That U.N. Admit Red China May Widen Diplomatic Gulf   DNILAIN FAVURS PLAN  U. S., Backed by Senate, House, Wants Aggressor Label on Chinese

Nehru’s Brisfling Speech Widens Gulf Over China   Highly Critical Of U. S. Policy, Wants Peace Talk

\Conference of Major Powers To Discuss World Problems Proposed In Nehru Broadcast

Indian Leader Blames Western Nations For Much of Crisis; Calls For Big Power Parley

Indian Leader  Asks Conference Of Big Powers  U.S. Move To Brand Red Aggressors Gets

Nehru Blasts United States’ Policy in Asia   Indian Leader Calls For a Conference Of Major Powers

Conference Of Major Powers Is Proposed   Declares Branding ' Of Red China As Aggressor Danaerou.

Warns Orient Can't Be Run In Old Way   Russian Pressure On U.N. to Block American Moves

Nehru Urges Conference Of World Powers  Prime Minister Of India Raps U. S. Policy In Asia:

NEHRU CRITICAL OF U. S. POLICY, ASKS A DELAY   WARNS AMERICA NOT TO CLOSE DOOR TO NEGOTIATION

Nehru Is Critica! of U.S. Policy in Asiatic Problems   Calling Red China an Aggressor Would Close Door to Peace, He Says.

st ————€ m Feiping r0rwaius New Offer to U.N.  India Gets Plan; Nehru Hits U.S.

Nehru Urges Conference on World Problems   Prime Minister Says American Attitude May Lead to War

Indien. Premier Asserts ‘Aggressor’ Label on Chinese. to Be Fatal

Nehru Raps U.S Asiatic Policy: Urges Parley   Says Branding China Aggressor Can Lead Only to War

Nehru Critical Of U.S. Policy On Asian Issue; Calls For World Talks

Indian Says Policy Won't Bring Peace   Feels Chinese Reds Want Settlement Of Far East Problems

Nehru Flays U.S. olicy in Asia, As Inviting War   India’s Leader Urges Conference Of Bia Pawers on World Problems

Nehru Asks Conference Of Powers Fears US Policy May Bring New  Conflicts

Head of India. Raps American UN Proposal   Warns Against ‘Closing Door” On Neaotiations:

Calls For Meeting Of Big Powers   Prime Minister of India Wants World Problems Discussed at Conference; Says U. S. Plan Gan Not Lead to Peace

Premier Of India Raps U.S.   Herls Bristling Criticism At Asian Policy

Nehru Assails United States Asiatic Policy   Indian Leader Says Major Powers Should Confer Gn Problems

Indian Avers China Wants Peace Talks   Premier Hits U. S. Policy in Far East, _ Calls for Conference

Indian Minister ‘Wants Powers To Join In Talks   Says American Proposal To Brand Red China A Aggressor Cannot Lead To Peaceful Settlement

Nehru Says It’s Time To Confer   Hits U.S. Policy In Asia, Favors Talks At Close Range, Not Over Thousands Miles

U.S. Asian Policy Bitterly Assailed By Indian Leader   > Thinks ‘New China’ _ Should Have Been -Admitted To UN

Indian Premier:Urges Talks on: World Problem:   Acheson Declines ta

NehruRaps US Policy in Asia   Congress Proposal to Brand Chinese Aaaressor Attacked

Nehru. Nehru Raps. US. Policy. Toward Reds   Urges That Powers of. World Talk Problems . At Close Range; Says”: U. S$ Demand Danaea:

INDIAN PREMIER RAPS AMERICAN ANTERED STAND   Call Is Made For Conference Of Major Powers To Discuss  ' Problems Facing  World,

Raps U.S. Red China Proposals   U.N. Made Error In Not Seating Chinese, indian Leader Says

Sharp Criticism Hurled af U. S. On Asia Policy   India Prime Minister Calls for Conference To Seek Peace Plan

Indian Premier Criticizes U. S: Policy In Asia   Leaders Fail to Recog: nize Changes In Far East, He Asserts ~~

Gulf Widens Between U.S. And Allies Over China Reds   Nehru Insists Communists Want To Nevotiate Peace

Speech By Nehru Widens Rift in Free World   India's Prime Minister Calls on Major Powers Ta Caenfer an Ching

Indian Head Claims China Wants Peace   Indictment Effect By U.N. Expected To Be Very Weak

Prime Minister Of India Hits U. S. Policy in Asia   Says Time Arrives for Talks At Conference Instead Across Sea: Raps Aagression Proposal

India Minister Calls For Talks By Big Powers   ‘Enough Said For Fruitful Step,’ Is Asian’s Contention

Meeting Of Bio Powers Is Proposed   Claims VU. S. Is Headed For War

NEHRU BLASTS U. §. POLICIES   India’s Prime Ministe: Calls For Parley Of  Major Powers

Gulf Widens In U.N. Over  Asian Poliey   Nehru Insists Chinese Reds Want to Negotiate Peace

Bristling Broadcast by India’s Prime Minister Adds Fuel to Argument “Over Communist China

INDIA PREMIER IS SHARPLY CRITICAL OF U. S. POLICY, BLAMES WAR THREAT TQ IT

Widen UN. Rift Over Red China   Indian Prime Minister Insists Communists Willing To Negotiate   CRITICIZES US   Bulletin

India’s Nehru Appears Shifting To Communist Camp In Tirade Against U. S.: Intervenes For Red China

President Nof To Get All The Power He Asks   Key Senators Predict Truman Will Get Some New Authority

Senators Predict President To Get Some New Power  Taft Thinks Controle Act   Taft Thinks Controls Ac! Extension Scheduled With Few Changes

Limited Curbs On Economy Are Indicated  Truman Expected To Get Only A Few Of The Controls Sought

L1-Man Board Sifts Jet Case  Wreckage, Of Planes Shipped To Dayton

Air Force To Probe Crash Of Jet Planes   % Board Named To Investigate Cause Of Accidents

= a ee ee a ane?  a Te ee  Wrecks of 8 Jets To Be Investigated   11-Man Board is Appointed To Find Cause of Crashes That Killed 3 Pilots

U. of California Board Of Regenls Rescinds So-Called Loyalty Oath

Pupils He Whipped Want Teacher Kept   Big Row im Smelt Minsis sippi Town Over Firing Of Superiatendent

Knemy Admits To Violations  Of Truce Site   Message Promises To Keep Out Armed Troops at Kaesong

M ‘Carthy Hurls Taunt At Demos Seeking Ouster   Senator Declares Administration Ovnposed To Vote

"No Guts,’ Says Solon     Sen. McCarthy Ridicules Plan For Ejection

McCarthy Says Vote Unlikely On His OQuster   Administration ‘Hasn't Guts’ For Showdown, He Declares

M’CARTHY DARES HIS OPPONENTS   Says Demo Forces ‘Don't Have The Guts’ To Oust Him

Joint Statfs’ Views Sought   Senate Would Learn Facts On Far East

Showdown Due On MacArthur Support Claim   Truman Reports Chiefs of Staff Approved Firing

Truman Refutes M’Atthur Claim He Had Backing   Senators Will Call Doug, Top Brass To Settie Controversy

Joint Chiefs To Undergo  Questioning   Far East Policy Views Of Military Leaders Sought

fo rlear Schools Committee Hearings Top Work In Assembly’s Seventh Week

States Labor Problem: To Be Studied By Solon:   Committee Hearings On Wage-Hour Law And Closed Shop Law On Agenda For Legislature

Labor Laws Take Spot On Agenda For Legislature   Lawmakers Launch Their Seventh Week Of Work Tonight

Grizzled Groundhog Sees Shadow  Old Weather Prophet Forecasts More Cold

Daniel Urges Prompt Action To Stop Crime  Tells Prosecutors To Serve Notice On Gamblina Clan

ONG 37th Called For Active Duty  Up County's Draft Call For October

LOCAL TROOPS NOT INCLUDED INTHE CALL.   Division To Train In Louislana: May Not See Koren

Pennsy Sued for 9 Violations of Full Crew Statute   State Enters Action In Cass Circuit Court Tuesday

Doubts Soviet Union  Could Wage All-Out  War For Very Long Could ‘Punish’ but  Not Overrun Japan,  General Believes

Ohio House Gets Bills To Check Labor Activities  ae ee eee yee   Would Ban Unions From Trying To Force People To Join

Curbs on Labor Sought in Ohio   State Legislature Gets 44 New Bills

Non-Profit Company Assists Air Force In Choice, Develonment Of Weanons

EASY’ STILL ROAMS OCEAN   140-Mile Hurricane Spins 900 Miles Off Florida Coast

Queuille Agrees to Try Setting Up New French Government  Socialist Leader Accepts Task As Bidault Fails

Allied Infantry Recaptures Series Of Peaks in Korea   “Little Gibralter” Falls Tc UN After Battle Of 41 Hours

Attlee, Aids Study Note  By Truman   English Cabinet Debates Whether Tc Call Upon Troops

Hopes Tehran Will Bow To  Truman Plea   President Asks Cancellation Of Order Ousting Britishers

U. §. Gets in It As Mediator as Outbreak Looms   Britain Considers Order To Get Out Or Put Up Fight

BRITISH STAND FIRM IN IRAN   Hope Tehran Will Bow Tc President Truman’s Appeal

Iran-British Oil Situation Nears Crisis   Danger of Soviet Intervention Looms As Britain Stands Firm, Backed by U. S

Middle East Explosion ls Feared   Rush Truman Message On Iran Oil Crisis To British Premier

Iran Asked To Cancel Expulsion   U. S. Offers Aid For Settlement Of Oil Crisis

British Landing Rumors Disturb Tehran Tempers  Letter From Truman EE. wt FF. £§ -. w *, 2%,   Letter From Truman Is Rushed to Britain

Pres. Truman Asks Caution   Seeks to Get Expulsion Order Cancelted, Ease Explosive Situction

Truman Acts To Head Off Possible War:   Urges Iran Not to Force Issue By Expelling *. British Workers

‘Truman Asks Iran To Cancel Order Expelling British Oil Technicians

Appeals To Both Nations As Threat OF New War Hangs Over Middle East   Iran Army Alerted To Pre vent Seizure Of Refinery; Abadan Installations Ordered Blown Up If “Foreign Forces” Land.

Britain and U. S. May Appeal To Young Shah in Attempt To Avert Middle East Explosion

U.S. Asks Iran To Cancel Order For Expulsion Of British Oil Experts   State Department Disclosed U. S. Has Advised Both Nations Of Willingness To Help In Finding Settlement.

Hope Tehran Will Accede To HST's Appeal  No Word Yet On Whether Abadan To Be Defended

British Cabinet Considers Landing Troops At Abadan  Moscow-Keeping _ Watchful Eye On Middle-East Areas

Iran Troops Alerted As  Crisis Nears   Oil Dispute in Middle East Reaches Ominous Proportions; Truman in Effort to Bar Explosion.

Britain Weighs Sending Troops To Abadan Area   Presidents Sends Personal Message To Pramier Attles

BRITAIN PUTS FINAL ACTION UP TO TEHERAR   UL S. Asks Attlee to Go Slow and Iran to Cancel . Expulsions.

U. Ss: Requests Iran To Cancel Ban On Oilmer   Premier Mounts Chair

Truman Urges Caution te Both Sides in Ominous Oil Situation  RUSSIANS OFF-STAGE

British To Stand  In lran   English Cabinet Hopes Teheran Will Respond To Truman’s Appeal

U.S. Asks Iran To Caneel Expulsion Order Against 300 British Oil Experts

Truman Message On Iranian Crisis Qushed to Britain  U. S., British May Ask Shah To Repeal Expulsion Order

—IRAN—  U.S. Offers To Give Aid "nh Dispute  Asks That Oil Experts Stay

Truman Urges Moderation. on Both Sides   Britain Stands Firm in Hope Expulsion Plan Will Be Dropped

Britain Not to Budge in Iran   Cabinet Decides on Firm Stand in Crisis

REPORT BRITAIN WILL STAND FIRM IN IRANIAN CRISIS   PRESIDENT SENDS ATTLEE MESSAGE URGING CAUTION

Truman Urges Attlee To Use Caution  State Department Ready To Help Finc

US Sends Appea To Cancel Order   State Department Offers Iran And  Britain Assistance

DECISION ON FORCE USE IS NOT DISCLOSED   Churchill, Eden Join: Cabinet In Touchy Situation

Britain-U. 8: Prepare One More Appeal  Attlee Cabinet   Attlee Cabinet Debates Sending Troops to Abadan

Request lran Cancel Order on Expulsion   , British to Stand Firm in the Hope Tehran Wii] Bow

‘Moscow Watches Developments—  ougal , a British to ‘Stand Firm’ as Iran  Alerts Troops; Truman Sends Note

Britain, Tran Near War In Oil Dispute   Truman Acts To Avert Clash As Clouds Gather

Truman Asks Iran To Caacel Move To Kick Britis: Dut   Rumor British Will Land Troops To Keep Abadan

Truman Urges Attlee Not To Send Troops   President Appeals To Iranian Government To Cancel Ouster Of British Technicians

President Requests That Tehran Cancel Its Order. To Expel British Experts

Truman Asks lran to Cancel ‘Get Out’ Order   Britain Stands Pat In Hopes Oilmen Con Stay at Abadan

Truman’s Message Stresses Caution   President Urges Iran To Rescind Order Ousting British Officials

Last-Ditch Effort Made To Halt Fury   Moscow Is Reported Watching Iran Issue Closely Due to Red  Treaty With Natisna

Ready To Help In Settlement, President Says   Premier Speaks In Street, Saying He Will Push Struggle

Offers Assistance In.  Settling Crisis On Oil   NATIONALISTS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST RUMOR BRITAIN MAY LAND TROOPS

TRUMAN SENDS NEW REPORT TO ATTLEE   Rumor Of British Landing Force Arouses Tempers   Watches All Developments; Allies May Make Appeal To Young Shah

IRAN ALERTS ARMY; BRITISH STAND FIRM   British Cabinet Meets on Oil Crisis as Truman Advises Against Use of Force. ”   IRAN THREATENSTO = BLOW UP FIELDS   U. S. Appeals for Iran to Cancel Order for Britons to Leave; Russia Watchs  ing Closely. ~ OE

Tehran Asked To Caneel Edict Expelling Oil  Technicians   Truman Urges Both Nae tions to Lse Caution in Explosive Situation

Settlement Help Offered  U. 8. Appeals To Iran For Order Cancellation

Back Proposals That Cadets Quit Without Stigma   Academy Officials Among Those Asking Honorable Discharges For Youths

MOVE GROWS TO AID CADETS   Honorable Discharges Fon Ousted West Pointers Are Sought

{Congress Decides Against Inquiry Leeann ee near rar  West Point Scandal Approaching Climax

Ask Honorable Discharges for Erring Cadets  Cadets Themselves ~ More Anxious for - ‘Honorable’ Status

Screening Boards Hope to Complete Their Cadet Dismissal Plans Over Week-end

Support for Honorable Discharges for Cadets   Congress Decides Against Plan to Hold Investigation

Cadet Releases With Honorable Discharge Uroed  Supporters Seek Dismissals Minus Pameee © a2 hme Zz

Honorable Discharges  To Be Sought  Would Permit Cadets   Would Permit Cadets To Quit West Point Free Of Stioma

Appeals Grow For Honorable Discharges For Accused Cadets   Screening Boards Hope: ‘To ‘Complete Checks On Individual West Pointers. Over: Weekend:

Teachers Picket, Schools Closed   Faculty, Janitors Gain Concessions

TEACHERS ON PICKET LINE AT MINNEAPOLIS   Janitors, Clerks Accept Pay In crease; Teachers Spurn Offer.

Tito Promised Arms From U.S.  Yugoslav Aid May Go To Half Billion

Slavs Can Get USS. Supplies   ‘Very Substantial Aid Ready If Tito Asks  Assistance

U.S. Ready To Give Arms To Yugoslavia.   Military Supplies Got Tito Approved By Leaders

U.S. Set to Give Substantial Aid If Tito Asks If   Arms Procurement Talks With Yugoslavs "Ouite Satisfactory’

Administration Is Ready to Give Communist Yugoslavia Large Supplies of Arms if Requested

U.S. Said Ready To Give Tito Aid When He Asks   Arne Procurement Talks With Yugoslav Leader Near Close In Capita!

US Reported Ready to Give Arms to Tito   ‘Very Substantial’ Help Available if Asked for. Defense Dept. Says

Struggle for “Heartbreak Ridge,” Begun 13 Days Ago, Still Raging in Eastern  - Korea.      MANY AMERICANS HAVE DIED IN FIGHT   Doughboys Pushed Off High: est Peak Monday in Counter-Attack by GrenadeThrowing Communists.

The Fight for Heartbreak Ridge Qutmanned GI's Have Destroyed Entire North Korean Divijion

National Sales Tax Suggested By Sen. Byrd   Says Would Bring In 10 Billions In New Revenue

Solon Urges Nation Okeh Retail Taxes   Sen. Byrd Of Virginia Wants New Fields Of Taxation

Federal Sales Tax Suggested For Country   Virginia Senator Presents Plan Following Truman’s Statement That Nation Must Pay ‘Until It Hurts’ For Defense Program   Rv FRANCIS M LEMAY

Federal Sales Tax Suggested For Country   Virginia Senator Presents Plan Following Truman’s Statement That Nation Must Pay ‘Until It Hurts’ For Defense Program

Act Follows Recent Talk  On Increases   Congress Leaders To Begin Work On Raising Funds

NATIONWIDE SALES TAX IS PROPOSED   Congress to Aim At $10 Billion in  New Defense Revenue

Nation-Wide Sales Tax Suggested By Sen. Byrd  Names Levy As Something Usable

Argue Tangle Of M. D.’s and D.O.’s in Court   Privilege of Use of Drugs and Surgery Is Issue in Case

McDOUGALD CLOUTS GRAND SLAM HOMER   Five-Run Assault in Third Inning Routs Larry Jansen —Rizzuto Also Hits For Circuit.

FIVE ARE KILLED IN ROAD CRASH       TS Ajured.l ““Céllision* °O: Auto. ‘And ‘Tractor- Trailer Near. Greensboro.

Alhted Planes Bag Another Red Jet: Knock Out Guns   Destroy 35 Communis Artillery Positions In Strafing Operation:

Allied Planes Destroy Three Red Fighters   American Sabrejets Victorious Again Over Korean Skiés

Holiday-Bound Travelers Start Out in Pleasant Weather With Grim Chance of Heavy Casualties

350 Start Out, Won't Return   _New. Year. Celebration Launched by U. S.

Livestock Prices Steady Despite Rollback Order   Receipts Reported Average at Nation's Major Stockyards

Cattle Receipts Drop, Prices Up   Federal Rolfback Shows Effects

Cattle Receipts At US Stockyards Drop And Prices Generally Advance

Receipts Drop In Stockyards  Ceiling Doesn’t Cut Roatail Reef Pricec

Cattle Prices Change Little  ntc at Noatia:   Receipts at Nation's Stockvards Average

Stockyards’ Reaction Watched ... .  Cattle Receipts Go Down; Prices Gain

Live Cattle Prices Reluctant to Drop Despite Rollback   Values at Chicage About the Same as Monday; Receipts Reported Averadqe

Two Heights In Korea Are Taken By Red Forces  Chinese Tank Forces   Chinese Tank Forces Capture Two Key Hills  In Yongchon Area

Senators To Revise Tax Boost   ‘Burden’ Tables ~ Show Unexpected Area OF Increase

TAX-WRITERS FIND ERROR IN TABLES   Senators Voted Bigger Levies for Some People Than House Passed

Republicans May Gamble On Referendum   Move Ahead With Election Plans On Redistricting

G.0.P. Threatens Referendum Vote on Redistricting   Congressional Candidates May Yet Have to Run At Large Next Year.

GOP Threatens Referendum  Say They Will Force Congress Vatec At Larae

cALLEGK TO SPEAK “7 ANNUAL INAOTN BANQUET   Set For Friday February 9

Lone Star Steel Figures In Blast At Federal Tax Benefits To Industries

avew SReeCUumg Set _ Oe Allies Hold Up Judgement Of New Red Buffer Zone Plan

Soviet- Type Tanks Back On W. Front   Air Spotters’ Report: Accent Belief Reds  ' Pponaringe Push

Soviet-Type Tanks Seen In W. Korea   Accents Belief 700,000 Reds Ready To Attack

Tanks Appear On Korea Fron  Russian-Type Armor A-eceants Rad Ruildun

Russ-Type Tanks Appear in Korea   Accents Red Buildup; ’Bloody Ridge’ Taken

32.500 Christian Neighbors  Deatactante Datca Cach Ta Rahiuild Cathalic Hacnital

BREAK GROUND AT EFFINGHAM FOR HOSPITAL   Rebuild Where 77 Died  in Fire; 32,500 Donate to Cost.

Nation Heard ‘Cross-Roads’ Appeal  Effingham Begins $4 Million Hospital

GOOD NEIGHBORS —  10 Protestants Lead Drive To Build Catholic Hospital

Protestants Spark Drive—  Gitts Aid Rebuilding Of CatholicHospital

‘Good Neighbors’ Help Rebuild at Scene of 77 Fire Deaths ~  Effingham Starts Work on Hospital

See Wreckage,  No Survivors   No Sign Of Ten Men Who Were Aboard C.A7.

Little Chance Crew Survived a ic  Debris Of Plane  Found In France

Wreckage Of Missing U.S. Plane Spotted  : CAT Carrying 10. , Seen'on Mountain: — Deakin France —

if Stalin Could Hypnotize Americans, Here Are Some Opinions You Would Get

Here Are The World's Probelms——  As Seen Through Red Eyes   Or—What You Might Think If Stalin Was Really A Hypnotist

Families Live In Mule Barns At Camp Lejeune   Housing Responsibility Rests With Local People, Senate Group Says   ‘Sensational, Belated, But Factual, Resident Says Of Housing Charges

Defines Report Belated, Factual   Jacksonville Man Says County Has Been Seeking Aid

Ewing Is to Return Funds To Indiana  GOP Determined To Seek Home Rule

EXPECT NEW PACT   Diplomats Doubt Oatis’ Transfer To Soviet Prison

Texas Prot Under Fire In Senate  Accused of Trying To Influence Vote On Hacnitals Bill

Close Hearing On Dispute Over Schools  Filing of Brits _ - Is Next Step

Close Hearing On Dispute Over Schools   Filing of Briefs Is Next Step — In Controversy

Subpoena Suggested On WArthur Ouster   Big Play Given Halting of War

Spectators Flock to Circus Grounds Here   Big Crowd Watches KellyMiller Shew Set Up Tents e-sLast Performance Tonight

Committee Okays income Tax Hike   Flat 124°: Increase For Individual Levy Approved by Group

Drive To Finish Draft Of New Ta Increase Bill  House Wave And: Maanc   House Ways And Means Body Votes 12.5 Pct, Boost’ Yesterday

Complete Draft Of Income Tax Increase Bill   GOP Committee Members Declare Democrats Framed Revisions

$7.2 Billion Tax Drafting Pushed   Income Tax Slice Upped 12} Per Cent.

BILL TO BOOST TAXES SPEEDED BY COMMITTEE   Rough Draft Of Measure Calls For 12 1/2 Per Cent Increase On Individual In.  comes,

House Bill Woulc Up Income Tax   Ways, Means Group Works to Complete $7 Billion Measure

Boost In Taxes Speeded After Angry Session  G.O.P. Blasts Tactics  Increasing Income, Corporation Levies

House Speeding Action on New Tax Increases  Angry Protests Of GOP Leaders Given No Heed

TAX WRITERS TO DRAFT NEW BILL   Legislation by Caucus Is Charged by G. O. P.

House Committee Now Completing Work on New Tax Bill Which ‘Will Boost Rates 124. Per Cent

Liouse Group Pushes Draft Of Tax Hike   G.O.P. Members Declare 12'% Pet. Boost Is Rule By Caceus

Exceptions To Freeze On Prices Listed   Professional Service Rates, Rentals Not Affected; Omit Man) Aaricultural Items

EXCEPTIONS TO ORDER FOR PRICE FREEZE   Exempt Rents and Agricultura Products Sold by Producer.

EXCEPTIONS TO ORDER FOR PRICE FREEZE   Exewnpt Rents and Agricultural Produacts Sold by Pro Aun gma,

Early Action Is Unlikely On  Rules Revision   Senators Favor Study Of Situation On Broader Basis Before Any Change In Election Rules

No Action Planned Against Butler ‘Maryland Campaign Tactics Denounced

Senate To Study Charges Against Election Tactics   Subcommittee Denounces Senatorial Campaign In Maryland As Despicable; Presses For Cleanuy

Prospects Are Dim for Early Senate Action on ‘'Back-Street’’ Tactics

tlection Issues Need More Study By Congressmen  Action On Measure   Action On Measure To Halt Tactics Appears Very Dim

N:C. Traffic  Deaths Soar  Highway Officials pO S.C WAeaeer F  Giorel nen

Marshall Urges 18-Year-Old Draft, Reveals Toll in Korean Warfare

Union Chiefs Want Board To Handle Disputes  But Period  For Cooling Off Is Sought ByAdministration

Report Several Jets, Bombers In Bad Crashes   At Least 9 Men Killed; Nine F-84’s Wreck In Indiana

Nine Airmen Die As Planes Crash  Eight Jets Crash In One Location

At Least Nine Jet Fighter Planes Crash  Pair of Bombers Also Go Down;  Nine Airmen Die

Seeks to Woo France, Italy   Russia Said to Have Promised Guarantees if They Agree to Desert West.

Russia To Make Peace Offers   Non-Aggression Guarantees Contingent On Quitting West.

Russian Offer To Paris, Rome Aired By Paper   Non-Aggression Pact _ Reported As Lure IfThev Ouit West Bloc

Byrnes Asks Nation To Aet AgainstChina   Scorns ‘Counsel Of Fear’ As He Takes Office  Of Governor

Ralph Leysen, Editor, Dies  Served Lee Group Of Papers Since 1905

Cities Prepare To Fight Ban  On Income Tax   Changed Auto Tag Extension Measure Passage Proposed

Asks Parity Freeze, Wider Rent Controls   Defense Mobilizer Submits Plans to President Truman

Planes Blast Away To Block Any Build-up Fighting On Ground  Fades; U.S..Warship:

Fighting Gone From Front   Army Reports No Casualties During 24-Hour Period

Bombers Rake Korean Roads  And Railways   Allied Airmen Pound Red Supply Routes; Ground Action Minor

UN Planes Rap Rails to Prevent Enemy Buildup   No American Listed Killed in Combat Fer 24 Wours

Fighting on Korean Fronts Slows Down   Beyond Lines The Allied Planes  Bomb Highways

Little Fighting But Planes Busy Hammering Away  DM... Li. OLS astven Ral   Bombers Hitting Red Korean Highways And Railwavs.

Ground Fighting Almost Vanishes  No Combat Deaths In 24-Hour Period

Find Few Red Troops Along Korean Front   But Airmen Keep Blasting Away at Northern Regions

FIGHTING LULLS ON KOREAN LINE   Ground Front Of War Ts Quief But Allied Bombers Hammer At Highways And Railwavs.

Fighting Almost Halted in Korea.  Only One U.N. Patrol ys Any Coramunist

WARFARE VANISHES FROM KOREA FRONT   Bombers Hit Highways Behind Red Lines

Korean Fighting Almost Vanishes Along War Front   Allied Planes Are Busy Further North Hammering Roadway;

Allied Planes Bomb Red Supply Lines   Little Action On Ground In Korean War Theater

Planes Deal New Blows; Ground Fighting Lulls   Bombers Hammer Highways, Railways To Stop Reds Moving Up New Troops: No Casualties

Egypt Refuses To Talk of Pact  British Must Leave Are Cairo’s Terms

Egypt Says Withdrawal Of British Troops First Demand For Peace Talk

EGYPT ADAMANT ON BRITISH OUSTER   Foreign Minister Includes France In Verbal Blows °

Egypt Rejects Defense Pact   Foreign Minister Says Nation Staying Away From British

British Must Leave Egypt, Leader Says   Egypt Will Not Consider Joining Mid-East Bloc While Britain Occupies  Egypt, Sudan

Egypt Stands ~ Firm on Pact With Westerns   British Must Get Out of Their Land, Foreign Minister Emphatically Warns

Egypt Rejects Pact Opposition   British Withdrawal Price of Joining

Egypt Spurns Defense Pact: For Mid-East  Won’t Bargain As Long As Britain  Meaws Taoadeu Gn...

EGYPT BARS © ALLIANCE WHILE. BRITISH STAY   Says, America Eyes Suez Ont _In Preparation for ©  Sse Wh ge

EGYPT BARS ALLIANCE WHILE BRITISH STAY   Says America Eyes Suez Only  In Preparetion for War.

Egypt Snubs Pact Until British Go   Has Harsh Words Too For France In Remaining Firm

Military Bill Delayed by Squabble   Controversy Over Grandview Expansior

ROW DELAYS VOTE ON FUNDS FOR DEFENSE   House Squabbles Over Proposed Air Force Base » In Missouri   ACTS ON TUESDAY   Wrangle Holds Up Five Millions For Military  Construction

Missouri Air Project Snags  Defense Bill   Base Near President's  Home Is Target Of  . i get cd? shale 29% OE

SQUABBLE ON AIRPORT NEAR TRUMAN ROME   Dispute Over Spending $19 Million at Grandview Holds Up $5.7 Billion Military Construction.   FINAL VOTE HELD OVER TILL TUESDAY   Air Force Also Plans to Move Continental Command to Missouri Field Near Truman Residence.

Fight Expansion of Grandview Airport   Rep, Gross, an lowa Republican, Leads the Congressional Opposition

Fight Air Base Expansion Near Truman's Home   Protest Delays Record Military Construction Bill

GRANDVIEW PLAN STALLS VOTE ON ARMS EXPANSION   Argument Develaps Over Locating $19,000,000 Air Base in) Truman’s Home County.   IOWA REPRESENTATIVE, CITES SEDALIA FIELD      Suggests Present Installation   Re Used Instead of Spend  ing Money on Port   Near Independence.

Dispute Delays Military Fund   Tuesday Action Scheduled On Construction Plans

Squabble Delays $5 Billion Bill.   Proposed Air Force Base ‘In: Truman Home Area. Cauisés Uproar in House

Squabble Over Base In HST's County Nips Action On Military Building Bill

Action Delayed On Proposed Air Base in Missouri   Truman Asks Field In Home County

$19 Million Base To Treman’s Home Gets OK In House   Objection To Building Us Small Airport Is Voted Out

Wrangle Slows House Vote On Defense Bill   Proposed Base In Truman’‘s County Opposed

Gross Objects To Project for Truman's Town   ‘House Delays Vote Un. — til Roll Call Is Taker On Tuesday

Squabble Delays House Action on Military Outlay   Construction Bill Held up by Bitter Wrangle  Over Missouri Air Force Installation

Air Force Base In Truman Home County Opposed  House Argues Over hAseeniurs Deraiart

Squabble Over Proposed Air Force Installation in President's Home County Ties Up Finance Bill  House Action Delayed on Measure Providing Military Building Funds

big Consiructian froject Soviet Power Cited As House Presses  For Vote On $5 Billion Military Bill

Military Bill Vote Postponed      Missouri Air Site Argument Creates Week-End Delay

Argument Delays Vote On Military Construction Bill   Project In Truman’s Home County Rapped

\Air Base Plans Stall Defense Bill   House Squabbling Over Proposal For Field In Missouri

Squabble Over an Air Force Project In Missouri Town  House Must Take Roll-Call Vote on Improvement Plan

Fight Over Air Force Installation In Truman's County Delays Bill

Congress In Squabble On Military Bill   Huge Military Construction in Pres. Truman’s Home Community Brings Out Debate.

(Projects Put OF  ‘Battle Over ‘Port Near Home lor Truman Delays Arms Bil}

- -~MILITARY CONSTRUCTION— Argument Delays Action On $5 Billion Measure

House Squabble Delays Action hh Military Bill  ctions Made To   Objections Made To $19,000,000 Project In Truman’s County.

Letrer YWritten fo Fresigent  Father Asks To Replace Son When Hels Wounded in Korea And Sent Back into Fighting

Dad Wants To Go In For Son—  Writes President To Sub For Wounded GI

Mechanic Writes Truman For Permission To Replace Injured Son In Korean War

Father of Son Wounded and Returned to Korean Front Wants to Take His Place in Front Lines, Asks Truman

Dad Asks Truman To Let Him Take Place Of His Wounded Soldier Son

Father Wants to Take Place of Son Sent Back Into Battle With Stiff Knee’

Father Of Soldier Offers To Take Place Of Wounded Son In Korea Until Recovery

Track Driver Wants To Fight In Son’s Place Until His Wounds Heal Pronerly

Soldier Back at Front After Being Wounded  Father Asks to Take Place of Son

Indefinite GI Dividend Seen   VA Forécasts Annual Return On Insurance

Flood Peril at Marshall Continues  Estimate Water Damage Neor $1 Million Mark

Allied Delegates Reject Red Truce Line Demands .  Hope Has Dimmed For Early Cease-Fire ff 1] . iva

—~DEADLOCK — Present  Positions Demanded   ISSUE IS VITAL TO ENDING WAR

Hope Dims For Early Cease-fire   Joy Outlines  UN Argument For Line Based On Present Front

 Hope Dims For Eearly-Cease Fir Order; Little Progress Mad Toward Reaching Agreemen In Principle   WANTS BUFFER ZONE ON CURRENT LIN]

Hope -Dims For Early Cease - Fire Order ‘After Rejection Of Red Request

Communist Demands For Truce Line On Parallel. Rejected   New Deadlock In Peace Negotiations Over Demarcation Line May Be Only Temporary.

TAFT CALLS FOR FULLER DETAILS   He And Duff Say Congress Should Be Told Of U. S. Policies   'NO ONE KNOWS NOW’

Taft And Duff Ask President To Give Plans  GOP Solone Assert Truman Should Telt

SEE 40,000 ACRES OF COUNTY WHEAT   Good Planting Season, Need of Covering Are Spurs to Farmers

SEE 40,000 ACRES OF COUNTY WHEAT   Good Planting Season, Need of Covering Are Spurs to Farmers   IFLY-FREE DATE SOON

Texan Is Selected To Head All Federal Tax ‘Collection Operations

Texan To Head (Federal Internal Revenue Bureau   Operations Of Tax Office  Te Boston To Be Probed   5 a - By New Commissioner

Czech Envoy T onguelashed By President  Truman Demands ” a a on Beas   Truman Demands Reds Release L.S. Newsman

Strong Demand Made For Release of Oatis   Ambassador Is Told All Discussions Off Until U.S. News Man Is Freed

Something Big About fo Break   Marshall Confers for Many Hours with Gen. Ridawav

Rumor Cease-Fire ls About to Break   Official Sources Give No Encouragement To Reports Buzzing In London and Tokyo. Gen. Bradley Meets British Army Chiefs

There’s Official Silence, Bul Cease Fire Rumors Fly   Secretary Marshall Insists Trip to Korea Is “Purely Military.”

NEW SHIPPING TIEUP AVERTED   Threat Of Ship Officers Gone; Dock Tieup  Continues

Longshoremen Strike Continues   Threat by East, Guilt Coast AFL Disappears: 100 Ships are Delayed

Americas Must Increase Output Asserts Truman  "Time: Has: Conte: For ‘Unity, He *TelleLatins .”

Must Unite In Defense, Nations Tole  President Hints Continued Help

Truman Opens Hemisphere Conference With Call  to Join Defense Buildup

Pan-American Foreign Policy Heads Meet   Truman Urges Latin Americans To Join Hemisphere Defense

Truman Asks That Americas Join in Defense   President Indicates Latin Nations May Get Added Help

Tells Foreign Ministers In Washington Time Has Come To Join In Western Hemisphere Buildup

Truman Opens Inter-American Detense Parley   Republics Must Boost Production, He Says; Hints at U. S. Help

TRUMAN URGES PANAMERICAN DEFENSES   20 Latin-American Republics Told to Unite Against Soviet

Hemisphere Must Build Against Aggression,  Truman Says   UNITED STATES MAY DONATE $80-MILLION

Harry Calls For West . Arms Ring   Says Time For Western Hemisphere To Set Up Defense

TRUMAN URGES WEST DEFENSE AGAINST REDS   Assistance Fund Anc Mutual Support Are Pledged At Meet

Truman Airs Hemisphere  Defense Aim   Pledges Continued Aic To Ministers in Meeting Red Threat

Western World Ministers Meet In Emergency  Extemporaneous Remarks Touch Din Sara Sanat

Tailu's Maid Found Guilty   Miss Bankhead Lauds Attitude Of Public

SOME SCHOOLS CLOSED   Wind Whips Snow Into Blinding Storm in Southwestern Kansas

Kick-Back Of Winter   Western Kansas Gets Snow, Sleet; Rain or Snow in East Tonight

Cold Wenther’s Return Brings Needed Rain   Mas}. of State Gets Moisture; Expect Skies Tn Clanr Off Thoureda

 Approved By 37 Senators  Assembly Considers Bill For Maintenance Of City Streets

STREET BUILDING BILL IS-OFFERED   Measure Calls For State To Construct’ And Maintain City Streets Without Tax Increase.

Source Of Horse Meat Investigated  Can't Be Told From Beef Except By Lab

Wihh FC UUMES ae Edicsunasaibiets! tile.  House Won't Finance Cohen's Texas Trip

GAS COMPANY ASKS FOR RATE-INCREASE      Application Will Be ‘Filed Seeking Boost For Coming Year

HIGH BEEF PRICES LIKELY 10 CONTINUE   I Steaks Sat Expected tc Be More  ) plentiful Until Supply Catches  Pa 7

CIO Challenged to Seek Grand Jury Inquiry into Good Roads Lobbying

CIO DEMANDS LOBBY PROBE      Aim At ‘Good Roads Activities In  Gas Tax

TRAFFIC OVER WIDE AREA IN TOUGH SNARL   Communications,  ’ Power Lines Chief Blizzard Victims

Tallulah’s Maid Found Guilty  Charged With Raising  Actrese’ Checke

Tallulah Sees Personal Victory in Conviction  Of Her Former Maid

TALLULAH'S MAID 1S FOUND GUILTY   Actress Is Happy Over “Exoneration” by Jury

Floods Leave $000 People Without Home:   Rain, Spring Thaw Swell Rivers Ower Northwest Section

Doctors In Britain Threaten To Strike   20,000 Physicians In So‘cialized Health Service Ask Pay Boost

British Physicians In Major Threat   Will Pull Out of Socialized Heolth Service Unless Get Higher Poy

Truman Eyes ‘Stump Tour,’ Capital Hears   ‘President Faces Many Prob: lems; O'Dwyer Issue ) Being Studied

Exposes Stir Truman Tour   President To Defend Scandal-Torn Regine

Truman May Stump U.S. In Summer   QOkays Extension Of Rent Controls; Draft Calf Cut

ALLIED ADVANCE NEARS ENEMY’S MAIN FORTRESS   Gains Registered By U. N. Troops-Chi nese Digging In Tc Hold Tes Strong: holds. ;

Allies on Peaks. Guarding Roads lo Strongholds  ‘In Position to Pump: Fire Into Chorwon

Allied Troops Fight Up Vital Mountain Peak   Infantrymen Gain Control Of Height _ Above Approaches To Chorwon, Kumhwa

Now In Position To Pump Shells In Battered Chorwon   Soldiers Straddle Important Points In Drive On Reds *

Allied Troops Capture Two Key Mountains Guarding Roads To Korean Red Strongholds  UN Forces Now Dominate Corridor Other Troops Are Using

Only Small Gains Made by Allies In Bitter Fighting  Take Key Heights Near Red Bases; Stopped in East

Push Nearer To Enemy’s Key Triangle   Red Dead Reported Piling Up As Bitter Fighting Continues

U.N. Troops Now Command Very Gates To Strongholds   Counterattacks Beaten Off And Enemy Losses Believed Tremendous; Two Mountain Anrroaches Seized.

U.N. Guns Can Be Trained on Key Stronghold   Chorwon and Kumhwa Sighted From Peaks Taken in Hard Battle

They Guard Approaches To Triangle   Series of Enemy Counterattacks Are Beaten Off

Allies Repulse Counterattacks   UN Troops Close On ‘Iron Triangle’

U.N. Infantry Claws Closer to Red Prize   Straddle Important Mountains Guarding Korean Stronahalds

NOW CONTROL APPROACHES. TO CHORWON   U. N. Infantrymen Capture Mount Kodae, Four. Miles From Chorwon ‘in Iron Triangle.      CAN POUR SHELLS =: INTO BATTERED CITY      Allies in West Have Pushed Chinese Back 40 Miles. Enemy Digs! in, Ends Retreat. oa

Allies Straddle Two Mountains  Guarding Red:   ‘Artillery Fire Can Be Pumped Into Chorwon, . : North of 38

Allied Troops   Korean Sectors   Mountains Above Key Cities Held By UN Forces

Allies Take Two Peaks From Chinese   Mud-Caked Unitec Nations Patrols Continue Advance

Hold Key Heights  Four Miles From Chorwon; to the East Allies Edge Closer to Kumwha

Guard Roads Leading To Red Centers   U.N. Troops Suffer Setback In Easts Advance Is Halted

Allies Straddle Hills Guarding Red Strongholds   Sweating U.N. Troops Climb Mountain to South of Chorwon

Tank-Led UN Forces Close Irap On Reds   Dead Chinese Litter Captured Hills

Report New Enemy Loss  Tremendous  Advance Slowed by North Koreans

Take Mountains Guarding Red Strongholds In Korea   Allies Dominate Road - Valley Used By Troops

Close in on ‘Iron Triangle'—  Allied Troops Take Key Height In Korea

ALLIED TROOPS CAPTURE TWO MOUNTAIN TOPS   Dominate Approaches to Chorwon and Kumhwa, ‘Red Strongholds. ,

Atop Mountains Overlooking Two Red Strongholds   Dominate Mountain Road And Valley Corridor Leading To Chorwon

LOOK DOWN ON IRON TRIANGLE OF RED DEFENSE   ADVANCE SLOWED BY STIFFENED SERIES OF COUNTER-ATTACKS

Allied Troops Take Strategic Korean Sectors   Mountains Above Key Cities Held By UN Forces

Allied Troops Straddle 2  Mountains   Vital Approaches To Red Korea Cities In Hands Of U.N.

Allied Troops Gain Control Maior Points   Reds, Suffering Heavy Losses, Grudgingly Yield to Battering Blows of Attackers

Allies Take High Points Before Chorwor   Dominate Routes Into Red’s North Korean Stronghold

Allies Grab 2 Important Hill Points   Control Entrance To Red Triangle 13. Miles Above.38

Allies Pound On Doors to lron Triangle   UN Troops Straddle Two Most Important Mountains Guarding Korean Strongholds

Grab Heights Leading To Key Strongholds   eo:  Seize Mountains Overlook ing Strategic Towns of Chorwon, Kumhwa

Roads, Valley  Controlled by U.N. Forces   ‘Sweating Infantry Capture High Points Which They Can Use for Mortar and Arnttlerv Fire

Allies Seize Two Key Peaks  Cepture Heights Deminating Chorwon Appreaches;

UN Dominates Corridor Through Valley as Gl's Push on with Artillery

Intantrymen Clamber Up Mountains    Allies Dominate Mountain Road, Valley Corridor In North Korea

Allies Seize Two Key Peaks   Copture Heights Dominat ing Chorwon Appreaches; Reds Still Fight Herd

The Weather   Control Roads To Chorwon, Kumhwa   Allies Are In Position To Pump Artillery Fire Into Battered Chorwon, 17 Miles North Of 38th Parallel

Straddle Two Hilltops That Guard Chorwon   Chinese Dig In To Hold Their ‘Tron Tricnale’

UNTakes Approach  To Iron Triangle   Allies Dominate Road to Chorwon: Red Retreat End:

Allies Seize 2 Peaks Near  ‘Tron Triangle’   Sweating Gls Climb Mountains Guarding Chorwon and Kumhwa

“Iron Triangle” May Succumb Te UN Pressure   Allies Have Seized Approaches ta Two Strongholds; Place Them Lindar Firs

SMASH FIRST DEFENSES OF RED TRIANGLE   Capture Last High Moun. tain Looking Down On Chorwon

Dominate Roads Near Kumhwa And Chorwon  U.N. Troops Beat Off   U. N. Troops Beat Off Battolion-Sized Red Counterattacks

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Weary Lansing Solons Race Io Beat Deadline  House Slugs Through 61 New Bille

‘With 3 Guest Conductor s . . : 7 Music Clinic Concert Is Set for Thursday Night at A. L.

Dulles Arrives In Australia  Onanina A Rew Tell   Opening 4-Day Talks On Jap Peace Pact

Paid $22,765 To ‘Con Man’ Contractor Says it  Was for Contracts   Pane i. 5... os

Confidence Racket  Investigation Opens Contractor Tells of Paying $22,765

‘Con Man’ Victim Tells of Fleecing   Washington Agent Took Money, But Did Not Produce, He Says

Con Man Picks Up Easy $350,000  gf... * _g @y *_ ae. PPLE. Vind Db. DB, Cannta f’rAann

Builder Tells Of Fees Paid  For Contracts   Sen. Hoey Says Probe To Prove $350,000 Is Involved In Fleecing

Contractor Says He Paid ‘Agent’  Confidence Racket Is Being Probed

Capital Racket? Ps sana setae  Senate Probes Moves Of W ashineton Con Man.

UN Turns Down Talk  Renewal   Allies Insist On Conditions Agreeable  To Both Forces By HOWARD HANDLEMAN  eS of 24 Gnas Bassas Db whee

Allies Demand Conditions For Parley Renewal  Reds And Allies Are Deadlocked Over Decision On Point

Talks at Kaesong Again Hit Snag: Jets Stage Fight   Deadlock Over The Topics : Liaison Men Can Discuss In Arranging Truce Parley

Talks at Kaesong Again Hit Snag; Jets Stage Fight  Deadiock Over The Topics   Deadlock Over The Topics Liaison Men Can Discuss in Arranging Truce Parley

New Red Bic For Parleys Is Rejected  Speedy Revival   Speedy Revival Blocked by UN Stand on Terms

UN Rejects Immediate Peace Talk Resumption; Expect Armistice Soon

Allies Reject New Red Bid  For Armistice   Renewal of Talk Requires Conditions ‘Mutually’ Okay

Actress Robbed Of S18.000 Furs   Christmas Git: Son Reported PON

Short Corn Crop May Cut Down Or  Meat Production   Government Trims Another 76,000,00 Bushels From Outlook,

Hit at Phones, Telegraph as Gambling Aids   House. Bill Would Authorize Seizure of Instruments in Raids

30 Hurt in Hurt in Election Riot In Paris   Rival Factions in Street Fighting on Eun «af Ballating

To Continue Drive for Polio Funds During Coming Weeks, Vollmar Says

Leaf Exports Outlook Good Says Hutson   Associates Hold One-Day Meeting

Tobacco Associates President Says Prospect For Leaf Export Is Good

Enemy Slows Down Retreat as Preparations Go Forward for Expected  Spring Offensive.   ARTILLERY POUNDS ALLIED POSITIONS   N. Planes Clash With 25 Communist Jets, but No Damage Is Suffered by Either Side.

Foe Believed Getting Ready To Start Drive   Allied Patrols Fight Sharp Clashes With Forward Red Elements

RED WITHDRAWAL SLOWS IN KOREA   Chinese Moving Up New Forces ‘for Expected Snoring Offensive

Fresh, Rested Reserves Said To Be Ready   Heavy Rains Help To Shield Buildup And Hamper Allies

REDS MARSHAL STRENGTH FOR SPRING DRIVE   Enemy Yielding More Ground At Slower Pace  In Central Korea   SABRE JETS BATTLE 25 CHINESE PLANES

Red Forces Yield Ground At Slower Pace as Heavy Rains Permit Big Buildup

Reds Yield More Slowly; Buildup” for Ficht Noted   Believe Chinese Haye: $ Fresh Corps Ready to Throw. In.

2.000 ENEMY VEHICLES MOVE TOWARD FRONT   Red Airmen Active As Probable Offensive  Draws Nearer

Reds Massing Strength for Spring Push   Foe’s: Withdrawal Slows. Down Along  Central. Front; See Heavy Night Traffic

Chinese Giving Way at Slower Pace in Korea   Red Buildup Seen Increasing After Rejecting Peace Bid

Reds Yield Ground -But Show Strength  Cammunicte Rastidivece Ele   Communists Building Up For Expected New Sprinc Offercive

Test Applications Ready by April 12  College Students Must Ask Boards

A WALL UN TBO)  Ten Days Before College Men Check on Draft  — Deferments

Drait Test Delay Of 10 Days Seen   Boards Not Slated To Get Application Cards Until April 12

Test Cards Ready Soon   Students May Apply Then for Right to Take Army Deferment Exam

EVriyvdady WWe«llt Wil Deferment Exams  Application Cards to Be Ready April 12 Requests Flooding in j

COLLEGE MEN TO TAKE 1Q TESTS ON DEFERMENT   Get Application Cards at Local Draft Boards April 12.

College Youth Draft Revised  Student Deferments To Be Basis of Tests

Probers Pressing To Finish Report  Crime Panel Ending 15-Month Career

Senators Ask Crime Probe In Washingtor  Other Proposals In Report To Chamber Still Remain Secret

Crime Group Seeks Capital Investigation   List Recommendation ‘After 15-Months Work -Other Requests Secret”

SENATE CRIME COMMITTEE, ENDING DRAMATIC CRUSADE, CALLS FOR PROBE IN CAPITAL

Crime Committee Calls For Probe Of Conditions In Washington Itself

—CRIME —  15-Month Career Is  Near End   FINAL REPORT DUE THIS WEEK

Senate Committee Calls for Probe Of Crime In District of Columbia

Senate Crime Probe Ended   Out of Funds; Committee Calls for Probe Inte Crime In Notion’s Cepital

‘Group Ends Dramatic Hearings; Keeps Secret Many Of Its Recommendations To The Senate

UN Committee To Propose Plan For Ending War  United States Not   United States Not Expected to Oppose The Peace Formula

Former County District Attorney On Stand Today   Told Assistant Use Caution  Until He Had Assembled ‘Compelling? Evidence

Told Cenedella To Go Slow, Says Ex-DA   Hoban Testifies On His Advice in Derham Graft Case

Jast A Friendly Mackerel? Sight Of Strange Fish. Ruins Truman’s Swim:

Allies Blamed For Wrecking Cease-Fire Talk   Ridgway Makes No Comment On Chinese Charges.

Radio Broadcasts Say California and Sooner  Guard Units Will Land

Expects U.N. Landings On Both Coasts   Omar Bradley Is Conferring With General Ridgway

Peiping Says: UN.To Blame For Deadlock   Red Radio Declares: Allies Set To Bomb. Bases In Manchuria

Chinese Look For Landings In North Korea  Predict Forces Of lIN ¢. levad  Predict Forces Of UN to Invade On Both Coasts   Generols Confer

Amphibious Attack Seen   Reds Predict Allied Landings In North Koree

Blames Allies for Talk Breakdown Even as Bradley, Ridaway Confer

Reds Predict Allied Landings In North Korea   Chiefs Agree on Bigger Air Fleet

Communist Radio Claims U. N. Training Five More Divisions To Drive North Koreans, Chinese From Korean Soil And Into China

@2ea & 214464626686 WW 6 Tt 124 22848  Historic Money Order Issued to G. Luckett Smith at Postoffice

Big Three To Plan German Token Peace  Believe Russia Is Ready To Block Formal Treaty

FBI Arrests Emmetsburg  Ex-Convict  Jail Man Shortly After His Releace

Hills Battle  Favors Enemy   South Koreans Quit 2 Newly-Won Peaks

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Clay Urges Full Speed On Europe Defense Buildup  Opposes Limitations On Troon Transfer

Clay Urges Speeding Up Defenses  Saac (Shanoa tn Mala   Sees Chance to Make Red Aggression “Unprofitable” in Year.

European Army  Urged by Clay   Russians Not ‘Supermen, Retired General Savs

Clay Advocates Troops Be Sent to Europe  Senate Committees 4 ee Se   Senate Committees Close Hearing on Major Disoute

Clay Argues For West European Defense Buildup   This Would Make War Unprofitable To Russia

CLAY PREDICTS ARMS MAY HALT SOVIET THREAT   General Urges Congress Not Force Ceilings On Europe Troops

Speedy Europear Defense Buildup Uraed By Clay   American Troops Necessary To Keep Reds From Acting

Three Red MIG-15 Jets Shot Down, Three Others Damaged In Battle Over North waet Kares

THREE MORE Millis ARE SHOT DOWN   SEVEN DESTROYED, 7 DAM AGED IN TWO DAYS OF FIGHTING IN KOREA,

ARMY rots TO RELEASE RESERVISTS   Hopes to Start Return of Involuntary Recalls by Sentember.

Hope fo Begin Releasing EM Reservists   Army Plans Start In September On Reserve Release

ARM: yu... T0 EAS RESERVISTS   Hopes to Start Return of Involuntary Recalls by September.

‘Ghost to Ghost’ Network?  This Is Night Long-Dead Queen Walks for BBC Television—Maybe

Allied Raiders Strike at Reds In West Korea   Chinese Battalion Routed From Suwon By Surprise Move

Allied Forces Continue Reconnaissance in Force  Strikes Against Red Armies   Gen. J, Lawton Collins Witnesses Western Front Fighting; Reds Have -120,000 Troops Massed Near Seoul

SINATRA WEDS MOVIE ACTRESS   Makes Ava Gardner Second Wife In Philadelphia-Ceremony

AT Are Savec In Flaming Plane Crash   Pilot Praised As Passengers Escape Death

C-46 Plane Belly-Lands At Chicago   Passengers Rushed To Safety Before Fire Destroys Ship

ENEMY THROWS STRONG FORCE INTO OFFENSE   Major Battle Rages Along 95-Mile  Front Line

50 Farmers In Adams Air Tour   See Soil Care Activities From Air

ARMY SURPLUS “TAKE PROBED      ‘Big Profits’ Made On U.S. Imports

Klein Named In Surplus  Sales Probe  Re eR eR a net ee   Committee To Call Pennsylvania Man   Big Profits Reported On Army Goods Imported From Germany

Morris Klein, Business Man, Named By ‘Congerssional Investigators As One Who Made Profit Importing Army Surpluses   GRIFFITH, POLETTI TO GIVE TESTIMONY

Eisenhower Asks Congress to Send Troops to Europe  Solon Says General Wants Six Divisions  By End of the Year

Ike Seeks Six + U.S. Divisions For Europe  Reportedly Want — Them Before WA. FL ef tr)

‘Eisenhower Tells Congress 'U. S. Must Send Additional ‘American Troops to Europe

Wilson Predicts New Wage Plan   Promises Brakes on Food Price Rise

Wilson Pledges Food Cost Curbs   Changes In 10% Wage Rule To Be In ‘Best Interest’ Of All

Formula on Pay Due for Change   Wilson Pledges Action to Halt Price Spiral in Address to Nation

Reds Bolster Battle Line _ Back Of 38th In Force  ~ Jam Supply Roads As U.N, Troops ' Envelop Last Bit Of South Korea

Reds Rush New Troops Just North Of Parallel   Supply Roads Jammed With Heaviest Traffic in Two Weeks; Allies Fast Enveloping Last Rit af Sonth Korea.

Enemy Moving Up Troops Near 38th  Only Delaying Action Opposes U.N. As Red Trucks Jam Supply Routes

Allied Troops Blanket Last ROK Terrain   GIs Eliminate Last Remaining Pocket Of Enemy in South

Allied Forces Wipe Out Last Knemy Pocket   Rear-Guard Chinese Withdraw To Escape New _ UN Trap As Tank-Infantry Columns Unite; Six Fresh Chinese Armies Are Spotted   Ry ROBERT FLINSON

Chinese Seek To Ward Off U.N. Advance:   Allies Move Closer To 38th Parallel Linking up Units

Heavy Traffic Reported Along Central Front  Abed Te roops sMe et ittle  @.. ab ._f m_.. Rf

Brace for Possible Allied Offensive As U. N. Mops Up  In South Korea ~

Allied Forces Wipe Out Last Enemy Pocket   Rear-Guard Chinese Withdraw To Escape New UN Trap As Tank-Infantry Columns Unite; Six Fresh Chinese Armies Are Spotted

Only Delaying. Action Reporte South Of Line   Last Big Enemy Pocket Eliminated By Allied Link Up

Brass ‘No’ To China Bombing   Collins Says Pentagon Rejected Idea Twice  . After Careful Study; Lauds Work of Medics

MacArthur Never Asked  Por Bombing   Gen. Collins Unable To Find Formal Request

Staff Opposed Bombing of Red  Bases -- Collins   Says MacArthur Never Made Specific Request fer Such Action

Pentagon Twice Had Discussed Bombing Bases   Collins Tells Senators Idea Rejected Fach Time.

Pentagon In 2 Rejections  Of Bombing   Collins Recalls Double Veto For  Senate OQuestioners

Collins Gives Senators Stanc Of Pentagon   Says Manchurian Bombing Questior Reviewed Twice

IDEA OF BOMBING MANCHURIA BASE TWICE REJECTED   GEN. COLLINS REVEALS PENTAGON DECISIONS AT SENATE HEARING

No Request By MacArthur Is Found In Record   General Indicated Attack Advisable, Army Chief Reports

Rejected Plan To Bomb Reds  In] Manchuria   Collins Says It Was ‘Carefully Reviewed’ Twice

Rejected Bombs for Manchuria   Gen. Collins Says Chiefs Turned Down Idea in November, Again in January

Idea of Bombing Red China Bases Was ‘Reviewed  Collins Testifies dnein vate Witrina

Army Studied MacArthur Plea Collins Testifies   Says Mac Never Specifically Asked To Bomb Manchuria

After Careful Study: Collins— Pentagon Twice Rejected Idea of Bombing China

Pentagon Reiected ldea of Bombing Bases in Manchuria   General Collins Tells Senators That Plan Was “Carefully Reviewed.”

Short, Simple Ceremony Marks Qu  Lausche’s Third Inauguration Bo

Tractor-Trailer Hits Car; 3 People Die  Big Vehicle Overturns O1   Big Vehicle Overturns Or Automobile North Of Thurmont

THREE ARE KILLED AS TRUCK HITS CAR   Ernest Harbaugh, York, And Two Sons Lose Lives When Huge Vehicle Overturns On Auto Near Thurmont

lran's Premier Would Assure West Oil Supply   U. S$. Compromise Rejected; Captains To Ships Balking

lran Premier  Suggests Plan For Oil Peace   Weuld Guarantee Continued Flow To Western World

Iran Offers West Oil   But Premier Insists British *“*fust Ouit®

DETENTION OF  ag eamaunaenwsae we  SPEAKER UPHELD   Supreme Court Holds He Has No Right To Incite Riot

Grain Company Is Expanding Their Service   Addition Started For Feed Business; New Equipment

Ss. KOREAN GENERAL MISSING IN ACTION   Kini Paik I, Commander of First Corps, Believed Killed in Plane Accident,

Western Powers May Press Reds - For Direct Reply   Russia: Ignores Bid Far Talke On Peace   Proposals

May Demand Russ Answer Yes or No  _ Acheson Says Note Ignores Parley Issue

Allies May Ask Plain Answer From Russians  Acheson Says Note Ignored Proposal for World Peace Talks

West May Ask Russia Clarify Stand on Talk   id  Acheson Indicates Big + Want Definite Answer On Peace Parley

Generals Are Lonely Men, Despite High Rank, Privilege, Boyle Says

Perhaps the Loneliest Men in the Entire World Are Careet Army Officers

Huge Pulp Plant Boiler Explodes; One Man Killed, 7 Hurt by Steam and Blast

DOCTORS IN DRAFT RANKS CLASSIFIED   Physicians Subject To Military Call May Be Inducted Within Six To Eight Months

MIAMI WELCOMES LEGION VANGUARD   33rd Annual Convention Will Start Monday

LEGION STARTS RALLY MONDAY   Delegations From Over Nalion Begin Checking In For 33rd Annual Convention At Miami.

Memorial Service Sunday—  (National Legion Convention ‘Opens In Miami Next Monday

Amendment Limiting Presidential Tenure Mav Become Law This Y ear

Amendment Limiting Presidents to 10 Years In White House May Become Law This Year

Amendment Limiting Presidents To 10 Years In Office May Be Law; 27 States Have Ratified It So Far

ALLIED NEWSMEN TO G0 TO KARSONG   Miss Initial Conference But Will Start Coverage Tomorrow

2 Senators Hit Tafés Plan For Europe Pledge  Wherry Continues Fight Against Use Of

GOP Senate Leader Raps Both for Stand on Troops  Al-n LJitene AAitlisaanwn,   Also Hits Military Men Who See Need Of Ground Warfare

Wherry Defends  Troops Resolutior   Senator Says Smear Tactics Being Used. Pumps for Air Force

Wherry Blasts Dewey, Stassen  GOP Split On Troops ” Issue Grows Wider

Wherry's New Targets Are 2 Republicans   Stassen, Dewey Lashed At After Talks On Troops

Wherry Speaks Out Against Stassen And Dewey on Troops-to-Europe Issue

Sen. Wherry Bitter Toward His Critics   Assails Governor Dewey And Harold Stassen Fo: Their Opposition To His Resolution

Wherry Blasts Dewey, Stassen On Troop Issue   GOP Floor Leader Also Floys Military €Ground Warfare’ Bloc

Defense Quota Pledge Sought By GOP Solon   Connally And Russell Cite Plan Would Air Secrets To Russians

RAR AR A. WHERRY ASSAILS  DEWEY AND STASSEN — FOR STAND ON TROOPS

Wherry Hits Out AtDewey And Stassen   Troops-To-Europe Issue Splits Ranks Of G.O.P. Leaders

U.S. Demands UN Action in  Korean Crisis   Political Committee  To Meet WednesdayCease-Fire Group to  Report on Failure

U. S. Demands UN Action Now Against China   American Diplomats Confer With British, French On Joint Policy

U.N. Grouv To Meet  To Consider Action  ‘U.S. Will Demand Strong Action Against ' Red China In View Of New Assault

U.N. COMMITTEE FOLD OF REBUFF   Group. Making.—Ropert. .Or   Failure Of Effort To In duce China To Agree 'I'c Truce Proposal.

Assembly's Political Committee Will Consider Korean Situation Wednesday

Assembly Renew: Korean Struggle   Meets After 2-Week Recess For Report By Cease-Fire Body

U.S. Seeks Joint Policy With Allies   UN Action Sought To Brand Chinese Reds Aacressors

U. S. PRESSING FOR U.N. ACTION OVER KOREA   Demands China Be Labeled Aggressor; Truce Efforts Fail.

U. N. Committe Calls Meeting On Korean War   Wednesday Session To Study Demand For China Action

UN To Consider Korean Situation   U. S. Will Demand Immediate Action

Korean Debate Resumed By U.N   Cease Fire Group Submits Formal Failure Report

U.N. Assembly Debates Critical Issue Tomorrow   United States Will Demand Strong Action Aaainst Red China

U.N. Meeting Set To Discuss Korea   U.S. to Demand Strong Action Against Chinese

UN fo Get Report of Truce Failure   Cease-Fire Group Will Present  Beene Wick

Cease-Fire Group Reports Today Assembly Returns to Tackle Korean Crisis

U.N. to Meet on Korean Situation   Political Committee o Assembly Sets Parley

U. N. TO MUSTER   Political Committee Meets Tomorrow To Consider Korea

U. N. Assembly Political Committee Meets Wednesday To Study Korea

U.N. Session Is Called On  Korea Issue   U. S. Conferring With French, British; Seek Label of Ageoresso1

U. 5. to Demand Strong U.N. Action Against Red China  Dalitical Cammittee   Political Committee To Get Report of Foilure on Truce

U. S. to Seek UN Brand _On China —   _ Strong. Action Against - Reds Will Be Asked After Nation Is Named  Agcresaar in Korea .

River Meeting Scheduled In El Dorado   Important Session Set To Discuss Quachita Plans

Supports Martin's Demand For Use Of Chiang Troops   Letter To GOP Leader Places General In Conflict With Theory Europe Is Major Area Of Danger

General Cheers Republican’s Call For Use of Quarantined Thousands On Formosa to Hit Enemy’s Rear While Offensive Pushes Beyond 38th

Gen. Mac Backs 2nd AsianFront In New Letter   Far East Commander Clashes Openly with Administration View

MAC FAVORS SECOND FRONT IN KOREA   Supreme Commander Bucks Administration: Asks Aid from Chiang

MacArthur Speaks On Politics Again   Rosenbergs Become First Spies Sentenced To Death

MaeArthur Kicks Over  Traces Agair   Applauds Call For Second Front By Chiane Troop:

General Backs Demand That Chiang Kai-Shek’s Troops Take Part In War   Allied Commander In Korea Again Kicks Over Administration Traces To Approve Republican’s Strategy

MacArthur Backs 2nd Korea Front   Would Use Chiang Troops   Based on Formosa

MACARTHUR URGES GHIANG'S FORGES OPEN NEW FRONT   Views Stated in Letter Read to House During UMT Debate   ALLIES DRIVE NORTH   Battle Fiercely with Reds Eight Miles Above Parallel’

‘MacARTHUR SECONDS MARTIN! IN USE OF CHIANG’S TROOPS: ‘AGAINST COMMUNISTS IN ASIA.

General in Conflict With Administration’s Theory  MW ’Arthur Lauds GOP Leader’s Demands

Use Of Chiang Troops Favored ‘By MacArthur   Lauds GOP Leader’s Demand For Second “Front” In Asia

USING CHIANG’S TROOPS  Pea Se td A) teas satan Mac Applauds 2d Front Idea

General Backs Up Martin Demand To Use Nationalists   New Development Shows Marked Conflict Between Washington And Tokyo—MacArthur Applauds ee Mi awe OF New Enclagdes

DEA BEHIND WARIS TO WIN IT” COMMANDER SAYS  Mae Backs Demand for Use of Chiang’s Troops

TacArthur Kicks Over Administration Traces   HST Says War Is As Near As Ever

General Says Chiang’s Troops Should Be Used   Calls Martin's Speech “Logical and in Accord With American Tradition” to Employ Maximum Counter Force.

Doyle To Run For Democrat Committee Jol   Madison Attorney States He Will Be Candidate For Chairmanship Of State's DOC

Doug Does It Again   Gen. MacArthur Named ‘Man Of Year’ By Editors

ae Sees  eet ee eee  ~ SCHEDULE OF EVENTS BOY SCOUTS MERIT BADGE EXPOSITION

‘Truman Now Working .On New Appropriations ‘Reviews Civilian Items

President Starts ~ Work on Budge!   Higher Demands Are Ser ’ For Next Fiscal Year

25. Allied Divisions  Set For Ike   General Prepares Data For Truman

Ike Pledged Full I Support   25 Divisions Promised By End of the Year~

European Allies Make Promise Of 25 Divisions   Such Is Expected To Be Report Made By Gen. Eisenhower

U. S. Blood Need: Set At 300,000 Pints A Month   Dwindling Donations Cited By Defense Dept.

Cities Protest Plant Dispersal   - Would Hobble Rather ” Than Help Defense Cleim

Plant Dispersal Plan Is Opposed By Congressmen  em ee EN... BAe CUR   Foes Say: Move To Hurt Defense. Plan_ Rather Than Aid It°

Truman's Plant Dispersal Plan Meets Protests  New Englanders Are  Ctrnnaly OQnnoced

Truman's Plant Dispersal Plan. Is Facing Fight   President Insists No Part of Country To Get Preference

Congressmen From Industrial Areas Protest New Plant Dispersal Policy

a  Lawmakers Protest Plan To Disperse Industries  rib,  Cite Disadvantag

Plant Dispersal Plan Protested  Industrial Area a 4. Pht et gt _

Protest Plan of Truman   New Plant Dispersal  Policy Condemned ‘by Members of Congress From Industrial Areas

DISPERSAL PLAN FOR INDUSTRIES STIRS CONGRESS   Bitter Protest Made Against President Truman's Policy — New England {s Ob jJectinge.

Justice Chief Hav Reveal Post Shuffle   Caudle’s Plane Dealings One  Of Top Ouestions

Ike Surprised At President's  Call for Talks   Political Overtones Immediately Crop Up Over Parley

Gen. ike To Wait To Last Minute In Race Decision   Close Friends Say If He Seeks Presidency At Will Be Under Special Circumstances as Presence in Eurove Vital to Pact Forces

FRIENOS TnlNk He WONT oY ANYTHING NOV   Believe Only Very Unusua Circumstances Would Make Him Run.

Texans Vote Tuesday On Five Proposed Amendments; Light Vote Is Anticipated

Gen. McArthur Shows No Signs Of Fading Away   Attacks Administration “Timidity” In Korea In Address At Boston

IN BITTER ATTACK   General MacArthur Blasts Foreign Policy of President

Mac Raps Policies Of Administration At Home, Abroad  Charges ‘’No Plan” For Either Foreign

MacArthur Takes Slap at Administration   Says Soviet Stories Dominate the Foreign Policy of U.S., Says War I< Indecicive

Foreign Policy Lacking, Says MacArthur   Hits Administration And Finds Korean War Indecisive

U. S. FOREIGN POLICY IS HIT BY MAC ARTHUR   ‘Result of War in Korea Has Been ‘‘Indecisive,”’ General Says.

—MAC’ WON’T ‘FADE AWAY’— Raps Truman Policies  In Bristling Address

Gen. MacArthurIn Defiant Mood  In Boston Speech  Declares U. S. Has .No Foreign Or Home Ber Te Calling.

He Says Soviet Controls Our  Foreign Policy   Ousted General Signals Active Part In 1952 Campaign

Red Propaganda Dominates U. S. Policy, Says Mac   ' Ousted for Identical ’ Proposal Made by - Meacow. Charce

Claims Results of Korean War Have Been Indecisive:  ‘Soviet Propaganda Completely Dominates U. S. Foreign Policy,’ MacArthur Charges

MacArthur Blasts Home, Foreign Policies of U.S.   General Far From ‘Fading

Assails Lack of Policy  Fiery MacArthur  Speech Indicates 1952 Battle Plans

MacArthur Talks, Acts:Like Candidate For Presidency, Massachusetts Politicos: ee

MacArthur Gives Bristling Attack On Administration Foreian. Domestic Policies

MacArthur In Boston Speech Claims Result Of War In Korea Is Indecisive

Politicians See MacArthur As (952 Candidate   General Lashes Out At Planless Policy Of Administration -

Soviet Propaganda Dominates Foreign Policy—MacArthur   Five-Star General Lashes Administration In Boston Address

MacArthur, Hitting Administration Policies, Leaves Impression  He Won't Fade Away Politically

Mac Stirs Up New Talk With Boston Speech   General Injects Himself Into GOP Politics, Leaders Declare

Gen. MacArthur Not ‘Fading Away’: To Be Strong Intluence in 1952

Believes Mac Enters 1952 Political Scene  MacArthur Blasts i i in   MacArthur Blasts Administration in Speech at Boston

MacArthur Hits Anew at Foreign Domestic Policy   Boston Address Is a Blistering Attack on Administration

MARTHUR HITS U.S. POLICIES   Foreign And Domestic Programs Assailed By General

No ‘Fade Away’ From Political Scene By Mac   Seen as Candidate or Campaigner After _ Boston Address

General Still Strong  MacArthur Says U.S. — Has NoKorea.Home Plan

See MacArthur In 1952 Fight  For Presidency   Bay State Politicians Uncertain Whether as Candidate, Campaigner

MACARTHUR HITS FOREIGN POLICY   General Claims That Soviet Propaganda Completely Dominates U. S. Foreign Policy.

MacArthur Claims Soviet Propaganda Rules US Policy _   Result of Korca War Called Indecisive Ry General

‘Mac’ Claims Soviet: Guides Foreign Policy  Claims Korean War Indecisive, Calls For End of Snendinsg

‘Mac’ Biiterly Attacks Home, Foreign Policy   General Lashes At Administration In Boston Speech

MacArthur in Attack  } Loe, On Truman's Policies Boston Audience Told Red Propa.  aancda Daminatec Parelnn Stenc.

Mass. Politicians See Generat As a Candidate or a Campaigner   Mac Declares That Truman Forces Are Without Plans

MacArthur Says U. S. Has  No Plan; Red Propaganda Dominates Foreign Policy   CONSIDER SPEECH IN’ BOSTON: PUTS: HIM IN “PRESIDENTIAL FIGHT; MAKES GENERAL. _ ATTACK ON: ADMINISTRATION: POLICIES -

M’Arthur Gives Impression He’s Not Fading Away   Opens Massachusetts Tour With Bristling Attack on Both Foreign, Domestic Policies

MacArthur Hit: Federal Costs, Policy Abroad      General Seen Candidate Or Campaigner By Top Political Observers .

Candidate... or Campaigner?  Politicos Weighing MacArthur's Blast At Administration  Old Soldier Declares U.S.   Old Soldier Declares U.S. Has No Policy; Sacrifices In Korea Futile, He Charges

Massachusetts Looks On MacArthur As Either Candidate Or Campaigner

“Mae” Seen As Force in °§2¢ ampaien   General Makes Bitter Attack on Truman Administration

MacArthur Charges Red Propagandc Dominates American Foreign Policy

MacArthur Fires Salvo At Administration   Claims Foreign Policy Dominated By Red Propaganda

Timidity Of Administration Attacked By MacArthur In Address In Boston

Reds To Pull Out Of South Korea, Observers Think   United Nation Patrols In Clashes Close To 38th Parallel; Signs Indicate Chinese Reds May Be Planning A Withdrawal To Defenses Just North Of Parallel

Yanks Smash Near Parallel On WideFront  Communisis Are Fleeing ‘Operation Pursuit;’ U. N. May Go Beyond 38

Allies Stab Closer To 38 Parallel   MacArthur Has No Order Not to Cross 38th Arain

Allies Send Patrols Near Border Line   Reports Indicate Enemy Force Quits City of Chunchon

Lighth Army Says Troops Have Established Holding Positions’ 17 Miles From Border, Probed Northward; Reds Abandon Last Base

PATROLS HUNTING ENEMY MEET ONLY LIGHT RESISTANCE   ‘Commies Abandon Chunchon, Last Major ‘Base In South Korea; Decision May Be Near On U.N. Crossing of 38th Parallel.

Censor News of  Allied Thrusts   Red Armies Apparently Pulling out of North Korea Altogether

UN SPEARHEADS JAB CLOSE T0 38TH PARALLEL   Tank-lYed Patrols Seeking Out Enemy Meet Only Scattered Resistance,

Several Patrol Clashes Reported In Central Sector Around Hangye; Chunchon Abandoned  Ry Commnniste   PARALLEL CROSSING NOW IN CONTROVERSY

New Holding Positions Established By Eighth Army South Of Border

UN Spearheads Only 13 Miles From Parallel   Eighth Army Establishe: ‘Holding Positions’; Patrols Jab North

Commies Appear ToBe Withdrawing From South Korea   Signs Indicate They Abandon Last Big Base

UN Army Jabs Closer To The 38th Parallel   Communists Appear To Be Pulling Entirely Out Of The Country

College Rosters Slice’ BY Draft  Michigan U. Expects Drop Of 3,000

‘State CIO Backs Cops Unionization; as Hughes-Brees Insurance Bill

U.S. TO SEEK INDICTMENT OF PAUL HARVEY   Radio Man Entered Atomic Area; “Sitting on” Big Story.”

Landing Made On Island by Sub Troopers   Drills, Continue With All Armed Forces ‘In War’

‘Enemy Lands Near Kodiak In First Ground Troop Action   Submarine Landing Made On island

Radioactivity Not Critical Factor In A-Bombing, Test Observer Says

Asia’s Future Tied fo Parley  Treaty Could Put Jans. Back on: Too

SAYS CONVICT DUE FOR PAROLE HAD NAMES OF ZIAC ANCEIEC LAWYERS ON HIC DEATH LIST

Ridgway Given Joint Chiefs Authorization  _ Compromise Seen‘  Possible As Truce Teams Resume Talks

Joint Chiefs NameMembers Of Truce Term   Ridgway Authorized To Propose Countries For Inspection

Three European Nations Alerted For Truce Duty  Probably Will Serve

RELATIONS IMPROVE  Trygve-Lie Sees No Worsening in Qoncral World Situation

Lie Says East-West Rift Mending   UN Official In Optimistic Report Today

No Worsening Of World Conditions Says U.N. Chiet   “Slight Improvement” Noted In Fact,  Claims Lie.

UN Troops Probe Enemy Positions.   Allied Air Force Blasts Red Capital

Premier Flees lran Outburst   Mossadegh Escorted From Riot In Maijlis

Foes Drive Mossadegh  From Stand   Tranian Deputies Fight Government In Parliament

Big Air Force Packet Plane Lands at Newark By Mistake  Pilot Thought He Was Landing at Columbus; Po Bae Cefaly an Shart Gross Runway

Confused Pilot Lands Big Army Plane At Stamp-Sized Newark City Airport

Welfare Department Releases County Home Inspection Report   Religious Activities

Welfare Department Releases 3 County Home Inspection Repor'      Religious Acti

KIWANIANS HONOR W. W. EISENHART   Hanover Club Presents Pin In Recognition Of 25 Years Of Membership — Committees Appointed

Taft Starts War On Foreign Policy  Acheson Controls On Aid   Acheson Controls On Aid Draw GOP Attack

Taft To Battle Foreign Aid Plar  Acheson To Receive Complete Authority

Taft To Fight Truman Aid Control Plan  ie i i i   State Department Would Get Reins

Tati Signals New Battle Against Letting Acheson Control All Foreign Aid

New Battle In Congress On Acheson   Taft to Fight Giving Him Control Over Foreign Aid.

Taft ‘to Fight’ Acheson Reins  On Foreign Aid   Senator Signals New Congressional Battle Over Truman’s Plan

Jemocrats Mav Have To “Clean House” By 52 ; :  “Corruption” Seen Big Campaign Factoi

Court Recesses To Check Law In Graft Probe   Issue Raised In 46-Minute  Bench Conference By  Counsel For Atty. Gen,

Allied Planes Pound Massive Red Movement   Two More Enemy Jets Are Shot Up In Heavy Fighting

All-Jet Battles Continue In Korea Third Da'   Red Troops Blown Out Of Hilltop By Warship Shells

Russia Agrees To Paris Parley   March 5 Meeting To Plan Conference

MOSCOW AGREES TO CONFERENCE: WITH THE WEST   Next Step To Be Meeting Te List Conference Aucenda

Death Unlocks $125 Million Fortune  Hetty Green’s Daughter Leaves Nene But Cousins

 One of Wolrd’s Richest Women  Hetty Green’s Daughter Dies: A Recluse, Leaves $125 Million

Rich Reciuse Dies;  Leaves Loved Cash  Hetty Green, Her Mother. Was Famous

Nearly 300 Attend 29th Grid Banquet Here Monday Nighi  Al Couppee, KRNT   Al Couppee, KRNT Sports Director, is The Guest Speaker

Fete Gridders at 25th Football Banquet Here  Annual Program At H. S. Gym On Monday Night

Probers Tie Dawson to  RFC ‘Web’   Fulbright, Truman Aid Clash Over Alleged Influence on Loans

Purge in Ranks Of Czech Reds Hits All Levels   Former Communist Party Official Held After Trying to Flee

Convicted Killer Eludes Capture .... Nat Corn, Serving Life Term, Escapes

fron Curtain Ban Demanded As UN Meets   Disarmament Stand Made Clear By U. S.

An Arn ‘my , Tug  Capsized pee 6 are Missing  Rescue Craft Saved 14 of 20 Men Chance  For Missine Six

Air Force Personnel Aboard  14 Rescued, 6 Feared Lost as Tug Capsizes Off Golden Gate

AF Men May Have Drowned As Tug Tips   Six of Fishing Party Missing Off Golden Gata

Six Missing From Air ‘a Fishing Party   Boat Capsizes Off Golden Gate in San Francisco:  : 14 of 20 Were Rescued  

 Anderson’ 8 Choice  ‘Reidsville Man Named Warden  Th Sueceed Qusted Crawford

May Day Passes With Minimum  Of Red Violence   Stalin Stands in Rain Te Review Parade Of Soviet Power; Berlin Disturbances Quelled: Chiana Promises Early Invasion

Tipton Girls May Be Sent Here   House Passes Bill Sending Them to Chillicothe Training School.

Blind Musician Suddenly Regains Sight ir One Fye When Kissed by 3-Year-Old Boy

IN MASON CITY   Bov’'s Kiss Suddenly Brings Sight to Blind Musician

Allies Capture Hwachon Dam   Red Strong Point, Town Nearby Taken   (Latest War Map, Page 2)

EMPIRE STATE HEAD DEAD AT AGE OF 72   Hugh Drum Believed Victim of Heart Attack

Gen. Drum,72. Dies In Office OfHeartAttack   Pershing’s Chief Of Staff Succumbs In Empire “State Building

Lt.Gen. Drum. Famous Soldier, Dies   Retired in 1943 and Since Then Has Head ed Empire State, Inc.

Wild Fire Rages In Mich. Capital  $4 Million Blaze In State Building Faught

State Office Building In Michigan Swept By $4 Million Fire   Blaze Still Out of Control In 25th Hour; Work in Aaencies Paralyzed

State Office Building Is Swept By Fire   Blaze In Lansing, Mich., Still Rages After 20 Hours

Costly Fire Af Lansing, Mich., State Building   Millions Of Dollars Damage Caused By Blaze: Probe Opens

BLAZE FOUGHT IN 10 BELOW WEATHER   Fire Out Of Control For More Than 20 20 Hours  GOVERNOR   Says Large Part Of State Government Temporarily Paralyzed By Holocaust

Michigan State Office Blaze Still Raging   Fire Began Thursday Damage Is 4 Million: 13. Overcome, Iniurec

Michigan State Office Building St  Ablaze   $4 Million Loss; Tons of Water   $4 Million Loss; Tons of Water ‘Freeze on Structure

MICHIGAN STATE BUILDING BLAZE DEFIES CONTROL   Government Paralyzed as Hight Story Structure Burns 25 Hours.

Building Leff Roofless; Vital Records Lost  Blaze Under Contro  A £,.... @Pr 43...

Fire Paral vies Michigan Capital  25-Hour Blaze in Hug State Office Building

BIG MICHIGAN FIRE DEFIES CONTROL:   Daimage To. State Office: Building May Be:4 Million

Fire Rages in State Building   Office Structure at Lansing in Flames

S4. Million Fire Sweeps Michigan State Building: Firemen F “oht 20 Sars

Blaze Sweeping Michigan State Office Building  $4,000,000 Fire Out of Control After 20 Hours

Michigan Data LostinFire  State Office Building Wrecked by Blaze

Fire Rages In Michigan Statehouse   Apparently Under Control Now, Day-Long Blaze Badly Disrupts  Qtata’s Cavarnmont

Firemen Hurt As Huge Blaze Ruins Building   Michigan Capital Fire Still Rages; Weather Sub-Zero

Fi ire Rages In Michigan State Office   Records Destroyed; Rule Paralyzed

Fire Paralyzes Michigan as  Building Burn:   Loss $4,000,000; State Records Nearly All  TRiectroaved

$4 Million Fire Hits Michigan State Building  Government Services Are Crippled Ac Eivramoan Rattle Rilawsn Wanthor

24-Hour Fire Swept Michigan State Office Building   Blaze Appears Under Control: Estimate Damage $4,000.000.

Firemen In Below-Zero Ice Battle   State Office Building At Lansing Razed By Spectacular Blaze

Big Michigan Fire Is Under Contral   Building Housing State Offices Is Damacaed $4 Million

Lansing Blaze Out of Control After 20 Hours   State Services Crippled by Flames In Office Building

Fire Cripples Michigan State Government  $4,000,000 Blaze   $4,000,000 Blaze Sweeps Office Building at Lansing

M Million Fire Suts Michigan Capitol Building   5 Felled by Fumes As Blaze Still Rages After 25 Hours

$4 Million Fire Destroys Michigan State Building; Vital Records Lost In Flames

Firemen Battle Huge Fire ln Sub-Zero Cold   About $4 Millian In Damages Done; Records Are Lost

Lansing Blaze [s Disastrous   Michigan State Office Building Afire, Much of State Government Paralyzed

Michigan Government Crippled As Fire Leaves State Office Building A Shell

FIRE SWEEPS — STATE OFFICES IN MICHIGAN   State Government Paralyzed by 24-Hour Blaze; $4,000,000 Damage.

$4,000,000 Fire in Lansing Cripples 'Governmental Services in Michiaan

Michigan State Building Burns  saat Fire Still Rages Uncontrolle

$4 Million Fire Now Controlled   Lansing Holocaust Paralyzes Government Activities

STATE OFFICE STRUCTURE Al LANSING BURNS   Firemen From Five Cities Battle Blaze; State Gov’t Crippled.

Fire in Michigan State Building Rages Out-of Hane  $4,000,000 Damage I: Reported; Services Are Paralvzed

Government of Michigan Hit Bya Big Fire   Damage Already at Four Million Dollars; Blaze Appears Under Control

Lansing Fire Still Raging   Firemen Battling In 10Degree Below Zero  W eather.

Four Million Loss in Fire at Lansing, Mich   State Building In Capital City Burned All Night

Stubborn Blaze Still Raging   Firemen from 5 Cities Attempt to Bring  Fire Under Control

Michigan Has: Damaging Fire In State House   Government Office. Building Burned;. Loss — Will Run to $4,000,000: Fire Still Raging

Record 50,000 At Auto Show ‘South Side Day   Civilian Needs Will Be Mei by Petroleum, Auto In dustry, Says Speaker.

Figure Is Tops For Week-day  Attendance   Civilian Needs Will Be Met By Petroleum. Auto In  dustries. Savs Speaker.

Reds Renew Optimistic Attitude  In Kaesong  First Step Taken To Find Solution To Deadlock, Red Radio Says

Negotiators Take Steps Toward Finding Solution, Peiping Broadcast States

Committees Take Steps  On Deadlock   U. N. Two-Man Group Returns To Kaesong Fer Secret Parlevs

CHANCES APPEAR BRIGHTER FOR A TRICE IN KARFA   Priping Broadcast Indicates Communists Might Be Willing to Compromise on Buffer Zone.   TERRAIN WOULD RULE INSTEAD OF PARALLEr   Radio Dispatch Is First Hint That Reds Might Deviate From Their Stubborn 38th Stand.

Reds Voice Optimism Over Cease-Fire Talks  Chinese Radio Says Armistice Sub-Group Has Taken First Step Toward Solution

Enemy Radio Says Steps Underway To Find Answer To Buffer Dispute

Red China Radio Still Conciliatory   For Second Straight Day, Optimistic Attitude Shown.

Says Step. Taken  For Truce   Statement Made Over Communist Peiping Radio

Optimism Gain: In Armistice Meet Outlook   Peiping Station Says Joint Body Takes First Steps Toward Solution

Peiping Radio Hints Accord  Near at Hand   Optimism Fed by Friendly,  Informal Atmosphere OF Truce Camn

ACCORD SEEN -NEAR ON BUFFER ZONE   China Reds Continue to _ Fake Optimistic Attitude Toward Truce Talks

Chinese Communist Radio Says First Steps Taken — Toward Ending Deadlock   Possibility Of Compromise Seen In © Statement From Chief Of Truce Team Agreeing To Adjust Buffer Zone

B-25 Trainer Crashes Near  Sharon, Kas.   Plane From Oklahoma Air Base Carries Crew of Three Airmen to Death

Training Plane Crashes   - Believe Three Crewmen Dead in Flaming Wreck Of B-25 Near Medicine  Ledge: From Enid AFR

Storm Boils Up To Hurricane; Moves North   Winds Reach 95 Miles Per Hour; Warnings Raised To Virginia Capes

Lustron Plant Storm Center   Plan for Navy ‘Use Is Hit by Senators

S. D. Hunters Get Fifty Day Duck, Goose Season; Bag Limits Unchanged

Taft Sees GOP Victory Next Time   Says Foreign Policy Alone Will Defeat the Democrats.

laft Rallies Party On Foreign Policy  Would Fight Against _ Appeasement of Russ

Bricker Demands Boyle, Dawson Testify i in RFC Investigation   ‘Request Follows Two Hours of AngryExchanges Regarding ‘Sordid Situa2ton’

Senator Bricker Demands Boyle, Dawson Testify Before RFC Probe   Report Will Never Be Complete Until They Do, He States

Bricker Wants Boyle, Dawson As Witnesses   RFC Probe Won’t Add Up Until They’re Heard From, Senator Shouts

Sen. Bricker Links Boyle To Many Loans  Ohio Legislator Wants Don Dawson To Tactify Alen

Borrowers Are Afraid,  Rowe Says   Representative Hays Declines To Repeat His Charges

WOULD: ALSO CALL DEMO'S PARTY. CHIEF   Say President's. Assistant Had. 1 oan: Influence

News Agencies Ask Single WarCensorship   Correspondents Say Some Censoring Has  Political Ends

Interstate T ieup Bared By Ohio Crime Survey   Kefauver Committee Moves on to New Orleans After Turning Heat on Hoodlums at Cleveland

"Probe Traces Racket Money   Kefauver Charges Gambling Funds Are Moved to Legitimate Ventures

Red China Armies  Move To Yunnan   Go to Meet Nationalist - Forees Which Invaded From Burma Recently

Bald-Headed Men and Frigid Women— Marriage Is Not Just Handsome Husbands, Passionate Wives Psychiatrist Explains

—— Reality Is Rough , Many Unhappy. Marriages Caused By Youth ‘Dreams’

Hold On to Your Piston Rods, Boys, the Flivver's Going to Start Knocking

Emporia Skies Today   WeKeeney Cleans Up In Wake of Tornado   Efforts Made to Restore Facilities In Town--Fatalities Back to Three  Wa” kas Oe ee

Cificial Forecasts Truman @e-tlection   Galvin Says President Will Get 56 Percent Of Vante In 1957

ENEMY ASSAULT MAY SIGNAL START OF ALL-OUT DRIVE   Allied Infantry Unit Fights Way Out OF Red  a oe ee

Chinese Reds Open Second  Savage Drive   Indications Increase That Enemy Is Preparing  All-Out Push

Major Drive Seen Likely as Enemy Strikes   Gls Smash Trap in 16-hour Battle After Earlier Thrust

Battle Still Raging At Last Reports   One Allied Unit Said Falling Back To Its Own Lines

Tanks Head Reds’ Attack   U.N. Unit Fights Free of Sudden. Drive: May Be Start of Offensive

China Commies Open Second Savage Attack   UN Forward Unit Near Yonchon Falls Back to Own Lines

Yanks Battle Tank-Led Reds North of Seoul   U.S. Infantrymen Fight Way Out of Trap; Ris Drive Near

U.S. Skeptical Of Success af Talks With Red:   Jessup to Buck Limiting Parley To Germany

Mink Coat Keeping Things Warm   Truman and Brannan Are Hot Under the Collar

IDANGEROUS LAG IN OUTPUT! OF PLANES, TANKS AND GUNS: SENATE COMMITTEE CLAIMS

Temperatures Dip All Over U. 5.   But Mercury Will Start Climbing Today   WASMING UP

7,400 Homeless In Flood Areas   Three States Hard Hit by High Water

FLOOD DAMAGE MOUNTS INTO MILLIONS   7,400 Homeless In lowa, Missouri And Illinois   74,000 OTHERS   Faced With Evacuation As Mississippi Leaves Trail Of Disaster

7,400 Persons Homeless Says Red Cross; 24,000 More May Be Moved Out

7,400 Homeless In Three States; Damage Mountins   Mississippi Deals Further Destructive Blows.

Flood Loss Into Millions   More Thousands Routed From Homes as Swollen Mississippi Rages On

24,000 Threatened With Evacuation As Floods Spread  Estimates of Damage Run to Millions: Rain Forecact

Mississippi Spring Flood Damage Rises Into Millions; 7,400 Homeless

Damage From 2 ag Gets  More Serious   School at Canton Closed Due to Backwaters

FLOOD DAMAGE IN MILLIONS   7,400 Persons Homeless And Another 24,000 Are’ Threatened

Damage Mounts In Flood Areas:   24,000 Threatened By Rising Waters

7,400 HOMELESS, DAMAGE MOUNTS IN FLOOD AREAS   RESIDENTS OF THREE MIDWESTERN STATES BATTLE MISSISSIPPI

Midwest Flood Damage Mount   May Force 24,000 More To Leave Homes

‘Mississippi Floods Deal More Damage   ‘Losses Increase as Crest   Moyes South; Estimated 24,000 Facing Threats Of Evacuation

7,000 Homeless in Spring Spree Of Mississippi  Threatened By Flood;  Tierra in Afilians

Flood Damage Is Reaching Millions   Red Crass Reports 7,400 Are Homeless fa: 3 Eawew Awe

Mississippi Continues On Rampaae   7,000 Homeless in Upper Valley; 24,000 More Said Threatened

Mississippi Flood  Does More Damage   High Water Deals Further Destructive Blows in Upper River Valley Region Today

United States Denounced As An ‘Aggressor’   ‘Kremlin Says America Is Plotting An Attack On Communist China.

Collins: We Will Remain  After Truce   Army Can't Go at Once Even if Peace Comes Shortly —General.

Safety of Men To Be Assured Before Blasts   Personnel Will Come From Six Continental Armies in Country   Biedyre on. Pane 2

9,000 Will Take Part in Coming Tests in Nevada   Personnel to Be Drawn From Six Contin ental Armies; U.S. Spending for HBomb Passes the Billion Dollar Mark.   MORE FOR H-ROWR

my Trains ree For omic War   am Assigned ) Make Test Of iclear Weapons

Atomic Warfare Training Plannec In Nevada Area   5,000 Army, Navy And Air Force Men Will Take Part

TROOPS 10 GET ATOMIC TRAINING   COMBAT TEAM TO BE PROVIDED FOR IMPENDING TESTS OF WEAPONS.

More Weapon Tests Due In Nevada Flats   5,000 Army, Navy And Air Force Mon To Conds?  Atomic Warfare Training—No Date Set Fer Naw Blacks

Weatherman Predicts Cold Easter But Is Not Sure As To Rain or Snow

Kennan Named Ambassador to Soviet Union  Originated Policy 1 li   Originated Policy To Meet Russia’s Ageressive Threats

Kennan Made  Soviet Envor   ‘Career Diplomat Name To Kirk oscow Post

Kennan Named U.S. Ambassado To Red Capital   Originator of Policy Of Containment Replaces Alan Kirk

AMBASSADOR BY PRESIDENT   Career Man Succeeds Alan Kirk In Vital  Moscow Post

KENNAN NAMED AMBASSADOR BY PRESIDENT   Career Man Succeeds Alan Kirk In Vital Moscow Post

Costello Pal Tells Why He Left N.Y.C.   Savs He Got Word O’Dwver Wanted Him to Duck Quickly.

AVOIDED QUIZ ABOUT BACKING IN 1945 RACE   Was Told Blast’ Coming in Papers Before Elections

O'DWYER TOLD HIM TO HIDE--SHERMAN   Pal of Costello Testifies He + Left City During "45 * Election

O'Dwyer Name Again Enters Crime Session   ‘Mystery Man’ Says Departure Asked By Ex-Mayor

Crime Committee Uncovers New Lead Against 0’Dwyer  Former Mayor Told Alleged Contact Man To Get Out of Town

Requested fo Leave City By O'Dwyer Before Election   Called a Key Link In Inquiry By Senate Group

PAL OF COSTELLS TELLS OF AIDING DWYER ELECTION   [Elusive Irving Sherman Says He Collected Four or Six Thousand for Campaign Fund.   ASSERTS AMBASSADOR ASKED HIM TO LEAVE   Gambler Testifiey Then Can.  didate for Mayor, Now Amhassador, Feared Newspaper “Blast.”

SHERMAN TELLS CRIME PROBERS: Left N. Y. to Avoid Attack on O’Dwyer

To Avoid Being Questioned Left New York at Request \Of O'Dwyer, Says Sherman

Crime Probe Puts Spotlight On N.Y. Again   Gambling Figure Testifies He Left Town Due to O’Dwve

O’Dwyer Requested He Leave N. Y. Before Mayoral Vote, Says Gambler

Gambler Left City Because O'Dwyer Feared ‘Big Biast in Newspapers’

Gambler Admits He Left New York At 0’Dwyer’s Request to ‘Avoid Election-Time Questioning

FLED BIG “BLAST”  New York Gambler Tells of Leaving City at O’Dwyer's Request

O'Dwyer Is Brought Into Crime Probe   Gambler Testifies Ex-Mayor Ordered Him Out Of Town

Gambler Tells Of O’‘Dwyer Aid   Warned to Leave Town During Vote

Costello's Pal Asked to Skip N.Y. City Quiz  Sherman Claims He-Left on Word From O'Dwyer

O'Dwyer Asked Costello's Pal To Leave N. Y.   Irving Sherman Says For. mer Mayor Feored Newspaper Attack

Costello Pal Says O'Dwyer Asked Him to Quit New York in Election

COMMIES STUDY NEW UN PEACE PLAN   Pal Of Racketeers Says O'Dwyer Wanted fin T) Get Out Of Town To Avoid Papers’ Blas

Pulled Out When Told a Blast Ahead   Irving Sherman Said He Did on O’Dwyer’s Urge

Gambler Says He Left Town After 'Dwyer’s Tipoff   Wanted Him To Dodge Blast In Newspapers

King Orders Cut Back In Personal Expenses of British Royal Family

 Macy Says Dewey Urged Destruction ‘Of Hanley Letter Before Publication

Reds Withdraw  From Cities   U.S. Bombers Plaster Korean Cities: Support Ground Troops Along Front

Allies Threaten Chinese Reds’ lron Triangle  Commies Reported Starting te Pull Out Of Platear Aroa

Start To Pull Out of Triangle   May Be Prelude To a Major Retreat in Central Korea

Reds May Pull Out of Vital Area:   Prelude to Major Retreat Indicated as Allies Advance

Allies Move On Chorwon AndKumhwa   Communists May Pull Out To New Line Based ) On Fast Coast

U.N. Troops Are Threat To Triangle   Reds Starting To Pull Out In Central Region

Pilot \s Sucked Into Jef’s Nose  Tragedy Mars Armed  Forces Dav Shaw

Payoffs Taint Capitol Hill, Wiley Charges  Continuation of Vice Quiz   Continuation of Vice Quiz   Advoeated by GOP Senator

Wiley Urges Crime Probe  Cites Rackets, Payoff: In Nation’s Capital

GOP Senator © Avers Rackets Poison Capital   Urges Commerce Group Take Over Crime Probe From Special Committes

Reports Crime ‘Poisons Capita  Cf" ambinieatinan wh   Continuation of Probe Is Urged

Believe It Carries Boy's Body   FBI to Check On Kidnaping, Murder Theory

118 Sign; ) More Blood Needed  Unit To Be Here. Rar Viert Mandav

Selective Service Head Clarifies  Deferment Plans for College Grads

Join Russians’ Move. But In Vengeful Tone   _ United Nations In Operation One Year Ago, Koreans Began War-‘Twas Shot Heard ‘Round World

fear Ago Today Unknown North Korean — Soldier Fired Shot Heard Round World

Senate Tax Writer Sees  $20,000,000,000 Deficit   Even Sales Tax Couldn't Wipe -Out’ Red Ink. Coloradoan Says

U.S. Faces 30 Billion Deficit   Truman ‘Put Mind’ To Reductions, Is Demand

AMBASSADORS: MEET BRINGS CLARIFICATION   Chinese Communists Would Be Barred By Proposal

See Prolonged Developments In Peace Move   Little Gained In Direct “Contact” With The Kremlin

Moscow Parley ‘Clarifies’ Plan Malik Advances   Kirk's Discussion With Gromyko Sets Attitude of Soviet

Kirk Reports On His Talks In Moscow  C  yrns  . wy,   Seen First Steps In Long East-Wes:  Therineeianés

Russia Advises Way To Settle Korean Affair   Report on Talks In Moscow Gives Hope for Peace

Suggests Parley Between North Korea Commander  And Head Of U.N. Forces   Soviet Would Eliminste Chinese Reds From Any Impending Discussion Of Tarms Excent In Advisory Capacity

Moscow Tells Acheson Commanders In The Field Should Negotiate For Cease-Fire Avreement

Toll Hits 273 In Avalanches   Slides Continuing In Alpine Nations.

A PANEL DISCUSSION   Three Speakers on Program al University Club Meeting

Refinery Blast Kills Two Men  $300,000 Explosion Wrecks Three Tanks

EXPLOSION AT NAPHTHA PLANT KILLS 1   $300,000 Damage At Esso Standard Boton Rouge Unit

afer Greatest Problem for Entry in ross Country Race of Ancient Autos

H20 Plagues Aged Hot Rods  Water-Too Much, Not [Enough—-Slows ‘Racers’

Racers Have Water Problems  One Motor Flooded, Steamer Runs Short

MORE CLASSIFIED 1-A 11,282 Childless Husbands Subject  4a Pivadt in Ilinaic

GOP Hits Back At President   Price Controls Offered as ‘52 Campaign Issue

Price Controls May Be An Issue in '52 Campaign   Defended Rv Moody

TRUMAN HITS CURBS IN TALK TO CONGRESS   Republicans Ready If Controls Become 1952 Patitical Issue

Truman Remains Silent On Action Against MacArthur  Republicans Launch Campaign to Bring Him Home to Report

President Is Silent Over Var East Fight   House Leaders Want MacArthur Home To Report To Congress

Red Convoys Pounded By U.S. Planes   Ground Troops Engage In Only Light Sparring

RED CONVOYS ATTACKED BY U. §. AIRMEN   American Warplanes Strike at Men, Supplies Pouring South From Manchuria.

Red Convoys Bombed by U.S. Warplanes   Light Patrol Sparring Continues along 100 Mile Battle Li

Red Convoys From Manchuria Hif By U.S. Warplanes; Vehicles Targets.

UN Warplanes Strike Enemy  Convoys Again   ’ Reds Reported To Have 350,000 _For New Assault’  By WARREN P Yeaxrrre

U. S. Planes Pound Red Convoys Today   Report [00 Enemy Vehicles Destroyed ot Damaged

Warplanes Blast Red Buildup   Eneiny Convoys Keep Pouring in From Manchuria

Iowa Court Reverses Its Earlier Ruling,  Foster Parents Can Keep Eddy Childrer

Lausche Has Strengthened Truman For the 1952 Presidential Race -

Lausche Backing Boosts Truman’s  Chances in 1952   Political Experts Amazed When Ohio Governor Urges President To Run Aaain -

Lausche Encourages HST To Run Again; Offered Job As Baseball's Czar

Lt. Albert Carpenter Killed in Germany.   Air Force Officer Was Son of the Rev. and Airs, PHULCALHehise. ERE:

Lt. Albert Carpenter Killed in Germany   Air Force Officer Was Son of the Rev. and Airs, Pau] Carpenter, Emporia.

ALLIES HAVE MADE BOLD ANDSWEEPING PROPOSAL IN BID TO END COLD WAR

Russia May Delay UN’s Peace Bid   “Take It or Leave It’ Bid to Chinese Reds Expected To Be Sent Today

SOVIET IS ONLY BLOCK IN PLANS FOR CONFERENCE   Russia May Delay Vote On . Proposal To Discuss Terms With Leaders Of Red China.

UN Expected To Make Last Peace Bid   Another Appeal To Be Made To Stop Korean War

UN FILES NEW BID FOR PEACE   Dispatches ‘Take It 0 Leave It’ Bid To  Chinese Reds

UN To Hand Peace Offer To Peiping Regime Today   Diplomats Believe Only Russian Objections Would Keep Red China From Accentine Plan

U.N. Is Ready To Send Peace Bid to China  Possible Delaying Action by Russia Ie Only Obstacle

UN To Dispatch Final Peace Bid To Red Chinese   Russians May Delay Vote Until Monday But Okay Is Assured

UN. Speeds Peace Bid To Red Chinese  Will Dispatch Plan Today If Russians Dan’t NRelav Vote

Soviet Move For Delaying Bid Possible   Observers Believe Peiping Will Reject Cease Fire Proposal

Named Sergeant—  Combat Promotion: Given Limestonian In Korean Action

‘US Ready To Fight, Says Pace   Seeretary of Army Says ‘The Time Since Korea Has Been Well Spent’  WARNING TO RUSSIA  Soviets Should Take Heed Of Increased Strength  , ae ype Wii an eld

Fast Arming Seen as Best Peace Hone   Paee Cites Amazing  ss in Building

Pace Says U. S. Ready For War   Believes Time Well Spent Since Korea

JOINT ACTION IS FAVORED BY —UNDELEGATES   Steps Against Red: Reported Okayed . By Some Heads

Korean Crisis Worries UN Delegates   Some Favor Joint Action Against Chinese Aggression

UN Feeling Harden: Toward Red China  Tire of Cease-Fire Pleas to Peiping

Combined Action Against Chinese Foreseen In UN   More Appeals To Peiping For Cease-Fire  Ruled Out

Aggression Declaration Considered   UN Delegates Seek Agreement About Action To Take

Bar GI's Wife. Who Was Red Spy In US Legation   Court Rules Against Mrs. Elien Knauff Entering Country

Ban Ex-Gl's Wife As Ex-Czech Spy  / Mis. Knauff Keeps On With 3-Year. Fight

Alleged Ex-Czech Spy Turned Down   Ellen Knauff To Appea  Immigration Ruling

‘Killer’ Colunims  Blast New Gains   Tanks, Troops Hurl Back  FYjerce Chinese Blow

Crisis In England Is Jolt To Dems   Truman Plan To Pour Out More Foreign Aid Gains Opposition Due To Labor Deflection.

Attlee Plugs Two Holes In Cabinet But New One Opens  , Pega Be ee  Svar gree amine   Appoints Successors To Bevan and Wilson. Another Official Quit:

Attlee Names 2 Ministers; Third Quits   Attorney General Succeeds Wilson   Left-Wing Revolt Meets Setbacks; Labor Party Closes Ranks

—SHAKY — Attlee Filis Holes In Cabinet  - w   SHIP OF STATE STILL LEAKING

Attlee Names Men to Succeed Bevan, Wilson   However, Third Top Labor Official, John  Freeman, Resiqns

THIRD CRACK APPEARS IN LABOR PARTY   Attlee Fills Two Cabinet Posts As Another Member Quits.

ThirdLaboi Minister Bolts Party   Other Party Leaders Close Ranks ‘to Support Attlee

British Labor Cabinet Loses ‘Third Minister   . Atulee’s Followers, . -Hovever, Now Close Ranks For Support

Third Laborite Quits Cabinet  But Attlee Reported To Rally Backers

Prime Minister Fills Vacancies In Government   Third Resignation is Reported Today

Special House Committee to Attempt Task of Charting a New. Compromise Tax Plan

Special House Group To Work On Tax Problem  Assembly Is Recessed Until September 17 By Tax Stalemate.

Bane FP sees  Special House Group to Study New Tax Plan  Assembly in Recess   Assembly in Recess Until Sept. 17 in Hope of Aareement

Committee To Charter Tax Program   Penna. Lawmakers Recess Following  New Stalemate In Series of Setbacks

Labor Unions’ Leaders Rap Mobilization Program Anew And Call For A New Deal

‘The Men’ Picked By Writers Guild   Film Was Best One Depicting American Scene in 1950; ‘Eve’ Chosen Best Comedy

House Finally Approves Redistricting Measure for Oklahoma Carter County Remains in Third Congressional District in Bill

Redistricting Bill Nearer House Okay   Foilows Same General Line: As One Senate Already is Working on

"God Bless You” Is Mother's Thanks For Song Tc Her Daughter Expected To Die Before Christmas

—NPA ORDER—  Car Output To Be Cut About 40%   OTHER DURABLE GOODS LIMITED

Progressive. Cut. Will. Hit Car Industry   Latest: “Reports Intimate Thai 'Production Will Be. Slashec In Secténd Quarter

NPA to Cut Auto Production 20 to 30 Per Cent by July 1  Expect 40 Per Cent Drop in All New Cars By End of This Year

Speedy Action Is Promised On State Tax Plan   Chairman of House Ways and Means Group States Committee is Prepared to Approve Measure Hitting Incomes, for Floor Action

Quick Action Promised On  Income Tax Bill House Committee Set  For Early Approval

a7  Atomic Experts Go Fishing : Sheep Survive Blast At ‘Close Proximity

Withdrawal Was Planned Before Battle   Situation In Wonju Area Improved, Spokesman For Army Says

High Army Officer Says Retreat of UN Forces Is Orderly, Carefully Planned

LeMay Believes A-Bomb Planes Defer Russia   But He Favors Troops To Serve In Combined Force

U. §. Atom Bomber: Greatest Deterrent To Russia; LeMay  Only Effective Weanon We Have   Only Effective Weapon We Have Now, He Says

General Thinks A-Bomb Threat To Deter Russia From Starting ‘General War In Next Few Years

Bombing Threat Deters Russia, Le May Asserts   Air Force General Opposes Congress Ruling on Troops .

A-Bomb Threat Deters Russia, “LeMay State:   Air Force General Backs Long Range Bombers, Opposes Troop Limits

LeMa v Says Giant Planes Deter Russia   Air Commander, However, Favors Sending Ground Troops To Europe

Air General Opposes Resolutior Requiring Congress Okay For Sending Troops Overseas

LeMay Counts On Bomb Threai To Deter Reds   A-Bomb General Opposes Hand-Tying By Wherry Move

Atomic Bomb ‘Threat Hangs Over Russia   U. S. Air Force Will Deter Reds For While, Bomber Chief Declare:

SAYS A-BOMBERS MAIN DETERRENT TO WAR BY USSR   STRATEGIC BOMBING HEAD TESTIFIES AT COMMITTEE HEARING

Bomber Chief Backs Sending  Ground Foree   Le May Opposes Wherry’s Efforts To Tie Strines

LeMay Says Big .S. Bombers Keep  Russia Out of War   Tie by Congress on the Air Force Is Opposed in Senate Hearing.

Troop Plan Is Favored  By Le May   General Says Nation’: Strategic Bombe: is Best Deterrent To Russians

A-Bomb Planes, Not Land Force, Held Best Threat  Gen.LeMay Claims Russia Fears U.S. Long Range Craft

Reds Fear A-Bomt Planes More Than Any Ground Force Senate Group Told   Strategic Bomber Our Most Effective Weapon, Le May Says

GENERAL SAYS A-BOMB PLANES HOLD OFF REDS   , But He Favors Sending Ground Troops; Douglas Gives Up Fight.

Bomber Boss Backs Troops For Europe   But LeMay Says Reds Really Fear Threat of Long-Range U.S. Atom-Bomb Planes

LeMAY SAYS BOMBERS MAIN RED. DETERRENT   General Favors Troops-to-Europe Plan, Opposes Arbitrary Limits on Military

[Huge Planes Termed: Best War Deterrent   Gen. Le May Sys A-Bomb Carriers’ Stymie: Bussians

LeMay Lauds Long-Range Craf   Says Atom-Bomb Plane: ~~ Will Deter Soviets More Than Troops

LeMay Says Planes Delay Possible War   Ground Troops’ Value Conceded By Air Force General

Ex-IRB Official Requests Delay Of Several Days   Altorney General Orders Whole Tax Fraud Case Given To Grand Jury

Oliphant Fails To Appear, Had Asked Hearing   McGrath Orders Tax   McGrath Orders Tax Testimony Placed Before Grand Jury

Tax :Cifficial Tells House Prob ers Cliphant Also’ Helped To Delay Another Tax Evasion Case

No Oliphant At House Tax Probe Today   Ex?Official Says He Can’t Endure “Vilification”

MADE ‘DEMAND’ TO TAKE STAND IN TAX INQUIRY   Doesn't Come to Session, Asks for  Few Days’ Delay

OLIPHANT 15 SAID TO HAVE DELAYED A TAX FRAUD CASE   And in Another, That Against Teitelbaum, He Showed “Unusual Interest,” ai   Witness Testifies.   RESIGNED OFFICIAL ABSENT FROM HEARING

‘Several Days’ Delay Asked; Link to Alleged Clique Hit   Rep. O'Brien Finds Error In Counsel's Handling Of Testimony

Oliphant Asks Delay Of Hearing   Chief Counsel Of Tap Department Fail: To Appear Today At Hearing

Oliphant Fails to Show  Ex-Attorney For   Ex-Attorney For Tax Bureau Want: Cow Davs’ Delay

Oliphant Put — ‘On the Carpet’   Ex-Tax Chief Showed ‘Unusual Interest’ in Teitelbaum Case, Official..Informs' House Probers

Oliphant's ‘Interest’ in Teitelbaum Told   U. 5. Counsel Let Time Limit Expire in $181,000 Fraud Case, Probe Hears

Oliphant Delays Appearance in Tax Probe Case   Resigned Counsel Requests Wait Of Several Days

Oliphant Quit Under Fire In Fraud Seandal  Demanded Hearing By  House Probers, Then Fajled Ta Shaw In

Oliphant Postpones Testimony   Earlier Had Asked Immediate Hearing By Tax Probers

Resigned Official Had Made Demand For ‘Early Hearing  'C@LaLadawn’ tary   ‘Shakedown’ Story By Attorney To Be Aired by Jurors

Had Demanded Chance To  “Clear Name   Internal Revenue Legal Office Head Asks Delay By Tox Investigators

Oliphant Fails to Appear Despite  Hearing Demand  Resigned U.S. Tax Lawyer Had Asked  D tenant t oudiee © Belt tte

Charles Oliphant Now Linked With  Tax Fraud Cases   Revenue Counsel Fails Tc Appear At Hearing On “*Shakedowns”’

OLIPHANT IS ABSENT FROM - JAX HEARING   Chief Prosecutor Who Resigned From Internal Revenue Bureau Fails to Appear to Testify.   ¢ SENDS WORD HE WANTS A DELAY   Oliphant Had Asked for Hearing; Blasted Charge of Shakedown Ring on Income Taxes.

Former Legal Chief Asked For Hearing  Fails to Appear Before House Grou Probing Charges

Oliphant Seeks Delay on Income Tax Scandals   Ex-Counsel Denies He Was in Clique For Shakedowns

Tax Official Fails To Be At Hearing   Oliphant Had Demanded Immediate Chance to Answer Testimony

Oliphant Is Absent at TaxHearing      Resigned Legal Counsel Says He Wished Delay of ‘Several Days’; His Appearance Desired  His Demand Made  Oliphant Took His Stand for Right to. Appear Before Committee

Probe Witness Says Oliphant Delayed Case   ‘Unusual’ Interest Declared Shown in Teitelbaum Papers

Witness Says Oliphant Displayed ‘Unusual’ Interest in- Tax Case ~

Turns Down Opportunity To Testify  McGrath Orders Grand Jury Quiz

RESIGNED TAX COUNSEL DELAYS QUIZ Oliphant ‘Interest’ in Teitelbaum Told

RECESS TAKEN +AS OFFICIAL ASKS DELAY   Committee Source Hints ‘Shakedown’ Developments Due

Demands Hearing,  Then Asks Delay   Charles Oliphant, U. S. Ta: Attorney Who Quit, Fails to Appear   HOUSE GROUP INQUIRY}  “Soft Touch” Clique Case Will Go Before a Grand  Jury

Name Oliphant In Fraud Case; Doesnt Appear   Ex-Chief Tax Counsel Says He Needs More Time To Defend ‘Self

Resigned Federal Revenu Official Fails To Appear Before Seandal Probers

Ex-Legal Chief Of Bureau Fails to Appear   Resigned Attorney Wants More Time To Prepare Material

Had Demanded Investigators Let Him Speak   Attorney General Asks Grand Jury To Take Over

Resigned Attorney Fails To Show Up At Probe Hearing   Charles Oliphant, Ex-Chief Internal Revenue Lawyer, Seeks ‘Several Days’ Delay

Witness Tells of ‘Unusual! Interest in Teitelbaum. Quiz; Delay of Another Recalled

WAS FORMER LAWYER FOR TAX BUREAU   Charged With Being Link In Shakedown Clique

Resigned Tax Official Named As Having Odd Interest In Fraud Case   Also Charged With Helping Delay Anotber Evasion Case In Which Arenesed Man Wan Never Rennght Ta Tria!

Ex-Legal Chief Fails to Show Up at Hearing   Witness Tells House Probers He Helped to Put Off Evasion Case

Headlines 10 Years Ago— .  US. Declares. War  Congress Takes. Action   4 ke Ok  Britain, China Join; More Raids. — 3,000 Casualties: 1,500 Fatalities 7   Shuns Tax. Probe— suid waste fa Resigned. Oliphant Delays ‘Apoearana

Ousted Official Fails To Appear At Tax Hearing   Wishes To Delay His Testimony Kor Several Davs’

Oliphant Delays Special Hearing      Former IRB Legal Officer _Asks “Several Days’’

“Hearsay” Tax Probe Data Hit   Oliphant Asks Rest Before Giving Answer

C. Oliphant  ‘Stands U p  Tax Probers Asks Delay Of  Several Days

Oliphant Fails To Appeal for House Hearing  Sinn Jury Ordered  To Sift Tax Storv

OLIPHANT FAILS TO APPEAR TODAY AT TAX HEARING   M’GRATH INSTRUCTS GRAND JURY RECEIVE CONFLICTING CLAIMS

Committee Recesses— No Witness   bFormer Revenue Head Sends Word—Chairman Savs Naster Might Testify Later Today

Oliphant Showed Unusual Interest in Teitelbaum Case, Witness Says

Witness Says Oliphant Aided In Case Delay   Tax Official Testifies For. mer Counsel Coused Trial Holdup

Charles Oliphant.  Demanded Hearing, Failed To Show For Tax Group Session

House Probers To Hear Story From Oliphant  McGrath Orders Granc Jury Itiquiry Into Tay Toctimnany

Overruled By Oliphant On Tax Case, Official Says _ HelpedLetStatute - Of Limitations  _ Expire, Another  L Ato Practrifie.

Probers Hear Delay Blocked Tax Case Quiz   Witness Charges Oliphan Let Limitation Run Out Tn Peacion Hearmyes

Tax Official Says Oliphant Reversed Case   Chief Counsel Fails to Showup At Houce Hearina

Witness Claims Oliphant Helped Delay Tax Cases   Swears Resigned Chief Counsel of Internal Revenue Bureau Displayed “Unusual” Interest in Teitelbaum Case

Oliphant Asks Hearing Delay   Fails to Appear After Requesting Chance fo Testify

Mac's Plan Spurned on That Basis   Secretary: U.S. Should Use Veto if Needed To Block Reds.

U. S. Should Veto Any Plan To Seat China--Marshall   Defense Secretary Tellg Senators United States Should Veto Any Plan To Give Red China A Seat In UN; Senator Claims U.S. Has ‘New Secret Weapon’

U.S. Can't Fight War Now, Says Gen. Marshall   But Nation Gathering Strength Rapidly, Secretary Remarks

Veto Recommended  ‘To Bar UN To Reds   Secre ‘lary Says U. S. Shouldn't Acree To Give F ormosa To Communists

Unsatisfied With Defense Preparedness   Truman Approves Of Testimony By Defense Head

“High Speed  rst For U.S.  High Speed Blamed For Rail Disaster —

Train Speed  Was Too Fast  Admission Is Made   Admission Is Made As Deaths Hit 84

Death Toll Of 84 Fifth Worst For U.S.  High Speed Blamed For Rail Disaster

Red Ruler Purges Czech Opposition  Gottwald Called A Qlavak Séalin

Top Red Purges Czech Followers   -Moscow-Trained Boss Fears Tito-Like Revolt in Party

Czech Head Is Purging His Party   President Gottwald Seeks.to Prevent  His Overthrow By Doubters of Policy

Czech President Conducts Purge   Aims. To Prevent Overthrow By Red Doubters

Gottwald Purges Rivals for Power From Czech Party   Rudolf Slansky, Former Secretary,  Target of Blast

“Tito” Reds Ousted by Czech Party   Gottwald Ousts More Commies in Power Fight

Czech Leadet? Fearing: Coup; Purges Party   Gottwald Threatened by Tito-like Elements) Begins Shake-uf

CZECH LEADER PURGES PARTY   Gottwald Moves To Pre. vent Overthrow By Tito Like Red Doubters

Sweeping. Czech Purge Under Way   Klement Gottwald . Tightening Grip; .. “Reorganizes”’ Part

Fea rs Possible Titoist Uprisin  Czech Purge Ordered By Clement Gottwald

Agreement in Principle Lends View Armistice May Be Reached Before Christmas.   U. N. NEGOTIATORS MAKE CONCESSIONS   But Spokesman Says Agree. "ment Gives Allies “Fxactly What They Asked” at  Start of Talks.

Reds, Allies Agree Where  To Draw Line   Final Approval Held Up By Communists — Three Other Major Issues Remain To Be Settled In War Thet Started June 25, 1950

JN Gets What It Asked For at Beginning of Talks in July: Superforts Blast New Red Air Base.

Amendment To Tax Bill Is Rejected   Measure Would ‘Have Cost Firms $500 Million

Sherry Asks  For New Trial:  Counsel Quits O’Dunne Tells Court  fe ED bee me 6 GS  ee   O’Dunne Tells Court He Believes Defense Move Is Useless

SNOW FLURRIES END    Bastern Part of State to Be Some [ what Coider Tonicht

Small Group Holds Fate Of  New Controls   Truman Dissatisfied With Bill Enacted By House, 323-92

Solons Try To Reach  Compromise   House Tightens Its Legislation

Extension Of Controls Wins House Approval   Say Truman Still Dissatisfied; New Car Credit Relaxed

Munitions Blasts Kill At Least 15 At Copenhagen  ag Pepsi rs Injured; Arsenal

DANISH NAVY'S ARSENAL ROCKED BY EXPLOSIONS   At Least 15 Killed And 70 Others Injured In Copenhagen   SABOTAGE HINTED BY POLICE ACTION

15 Die An Blacis . ht Danish Arsenal   Fire Gets To. Mines And They All Let. Go

Munitions Blasts Kill At Least 15 At Copenhagen  70 Others Injured; Cucsamene - BD oomoiunt

Chinese Reds Admit Saboteurs Wrecked Peiping Generator  Continue Mass Killing In Effort to Put Down Mounting Revolution

. Saboteurs Harrass Rulersof Chinese Communists   Reds Take Drastic Reprisals Against Opposition Groups

Saboteurs Strike Communist China; Giant Power Generator Wrecked At Peiping; Purge Swings Into High Gear

SABOTEURS STRIKE HEART QF RED CHINA  Official News Agency) Reports Giant Gen   Official News Agence; Reports Giant Gen erator Wrecked a Peiping.

Saboteurs Hit At The Heart Of Red China   Wreck Big Generator Plant Ta Capital, News Ageney Reveals

Wreck Red Generator  In Peiping   Communists Move To Crack Down Upon Saboteur Ring In Chinese Capital

JAMES W. GERARD, EX-DIPLOMAT, DIES   Ambassador Was Held Prisoner by Germans When U.S. Entered War t

James Gerard Called by Death   Envoy to Germany Before First War

JAMES GERARD, DIPLOMAT, DIES   Man Who Played Firm Hand With Germans Before World War One

James W; Gerartl Dies At His Home   Was U.S. Ambassodor to Germeny When U. S. Entered War I

Czech Doctor Leaves Wealth To Escape Reds   Millionaire Physician One Of 23 Who Took “Freedom Train’ To Wes

CLARK GABLE’'S CAR DEMOLISHED IN CRASH   \ctor scapes Injury When His Convertible Collides With Tractor and Trailer.

Swift Action on Crime Preyention: Laws Ordered   New Probe Chairman Says Findings Should Be Acted Upon Immediately

Red Planes Strike at UN Forces in East   Yak Fighter Takes Part in Air Attack

Red Fighters Strafe Yanks  Six Attacks Reported On East Central Front

Red Planes Make Hit-Run Attacks On UN Ground Forces In Korea   One Of Raiders Striking Through Clouds Identified As Soviet-Type

Red Fighter PlanesMake Six Attacks   Van Fleet Says Enemy Has Built up Force of More Than 800,000 Men

Red Planes Try Hitrun Attacks  Bomb, Strafe U. N. Forees on Wartront

One Craft Identified As Russian   UN. Ground Commander Tells of Reds’ New Striking Force.

Red Fighters Attack Allies  Hit, Run Blows Launched in 6 Korean Areas

Red Airmen Hit Hard af Allied Line   Fighter Planes Make Six Raids on Eastern Front; Hit and  Run Tactics Ueced

Six Attacks Hit Allies at Front   Bombs, Rocket, Machine Guns Poured Down on Ground Forces

Enemy Fighter Planes Raid U. N. Ground Units On East Central Front

Red Planes Blast UN Ground Units   Fighter Craft Make 6 Straiaht Attacks

40 Sailors, One Stowaway Are Rescued As Freighter Starts To Sink Off Island

Miners May Walk Out As Protest Move   Hlinois Tragedy May Be Cause Of Action

Miners May Stage Memorial Work Steppage   Lewis Won’t Comment As Speculation Grows

John L. Lewis Refuses Comment On Possibility; Observers Cite Contract

Lewis Mum On Work Stoppage   Union Chief Won’t Say If ‘Memorial Period”  Planned.

Lewis Might Call Stoppage   Strike in Memory of 11% Men Who Died May  Come Jan, 

Miners May Quit Work in Tribute To Illinois Dead  Mine Explosion’s Lone  Survivor Given Good  Chance of Recovery

‘Memorial’ Period May Start Jan. 1   5-Day Halt Honoring “Victims of Blast ‘Would Coincide With  ClO-Steel Issue

Miners May Stop Work Due te Blast   John L, Lewis Refuses to Comment on Speculalion on Move

Nation’s Miners May Stop Work To Honor Dead   Sole Surviver Of Blast That Took 119 Lives Said In Fair Condition

Witness Accuses Alleged Red Spy  Espionage Bid Laid To USSR A-Acents

‘HST Seeks Law Requiring Top Fed Employees To Report Total Income

Truman Asks  Income Cheek On Officials   Gifts and Loans Would Be Listed

‘lt Was Commencement Day at Prison But All Activities Held Inside

House To Vote Today On Bill  Raising Taxes   Republicans Will Move To Send Measure Back To Committee

No Details Given On US. Meeting   Big 4 Conference Possible After Consultations

Trys First Polar Non-Stop Flight   Charles Blair Carries Mail on 3,300 Mile Hop From Norway to Alaska

Flies Over Pole In Old Fighter  Blair Carries Letters For Runvan Fund

CARRYING POLAR AIRMAIL Air-liner Captain. Starts  Nonstep Fliaht Over Pole

Airman Carries Mail Non-Stop Over North Pole  Flight Of American Starts At Oslo

Blair. Takes Off in Excalibur III  Undertakes Solo Hor Over the North Pole

DEWEY CALLS FOR SPEED T0 GUARD EUROPE   New York Governor Says U.S. Should Send More Troops Abroad at Once.

Speed Yanks to Balk War, Dewey's Plea   New York Governor Backs President in Troop Controversy

Weather at Yuma   Gov. Dewey Urges Troops For Europe   Tells Solons It Is Only Course That Will Prevent World War Ill; Taft To Reply Monday

Steps Into Debate On Troop Plan   Statement Places Him Squarely At Odds With Former President Hoover, Sen. Robert Taft. Ohio, And Other GOP Leaders   STRIKES HARD AT WHERRY RESOLUTION

[Dewey Favors More Troops  For Europe   Ouly Course That Will Save U. §, From Another World War

Logansport +13 36 Royal Center .. 8 16  Send Troons Immediately, Hraac Newey

DEWEY WOULD SENT} TROOPS TO EUROPE AS ONLY COURSE  TO AVOID WARFAR'

Send More Men To Europe Now, Dewey Advises   Tells Senators Not to Do So Invites Disaster

Denounces Isolation Tendencies   Declares Restraint On Support To Eisenhowe: Will Invite Commies [c Move Into Vacuum.

Four Brothers Waiting for Death   Strange, Incurable Disease Strikes Youths

SEVEN DIE IN BOMBER CRASH   B-29 On Idaho Training Flight Explodes; Crew Killed

Hometown Flyer Says  1 aaron mn pene  Washington C.H. People Complaining about Jets

Jet Pilot Denies His Buddies Guilty Of ‘Buzzing’ Jaunts Over Home Town

‘One Of Clubs For High School Drug Addicts Described In Records Of New York Police

Taft Calls U.N. “Failure’ In Halting Aggression  Heated and Loud  BD emiierean? wit

Young Conscientious Objector Jailed At Ft. Leonard Wood, Says Minister

RED DIDN'T WANT THAT BOTTLE, EITHER Siealing the Cornerstone? Ex-Mayor Says Gosh, No!

SEN. CONNALLY URGES FOREIGN AID BILL TO SHOW RUSSIA IT DOES NOT DOMINATE WORLD

Legislators Go Home; Await Dec. 10 Session  12-Day Session Then To Act on Taxes, Other Vital Matters

Legislature Starts Long Recess With Work on Tax Bills Still Unfinished

Return Vecember !0th—  Legislature To Take Recess Despite Unfinished Tax Work

ON PER CAPITA BASIS Texas Is Ranked Far Down In Public Welfare Relief

Senate Ballot On Truman’s Power Asked   Dispute With Taft May Go Eventually Tnto Public’s Lap.

Mrs. MacArthur Shows Off Husband To Hometown, Murfreesboro, Today

Dixie City Honors ‘“General’s Lady’ ko Ok Ok * xk * x ok k ek a oo e.wyes, AT Neen TH. 2 *°%. YF... HM...      MaceArthur’s Wife Shows Off Famed Husband In Home Town

General's Lady Goes Home With Husband   . MacArthurs to Meet Her Homefolk in  Mourtenack nn, Ti.

Tadav’s Index   Jean MacArthur Heads Home For First Visit Since Marriage

MACARTHURS 10 VISIT HER HOME   Day is One Of Triumph For 52-Year-Old Former Jean Faircloth

Home Folks Hail Mrs. MacArthur  General’s Lady Has Her Day at Last

General Tags Along This Time  Jean MacArthur To Have Her Day as Tennessee Home Folks Ready Fete

Jennes's Report Defends Senator  McCarthy Involved in Primary of Maryland

Part of U.S. Division Cut Off as Foe Drives South In East Korea   Enemy Dead Piling Up As Flanking Movement Threatens Seoul; Uijongbu Falls

REDS STRIVING TO CUT OFF YANK DIVISION   All Allied Troops * Below Parallel As Chinese Gain

lsolate Part Of Yank Division; Uiiongbu Lost   Last UN Troops Forced To Flee From North Korea; ROK Troops Collapse; Drugged Enemy Stumble Over Own Dead; Bombers In Action ©

Air Force Calls Reserves, Guards  Need 150,000 For Speed-up In Defence

GUARD AIRMEN ALSO TO GET DUTY ORDERS   Twelve Guard Groups 21 Reserve Wings Included In Call

Scientist Says Use of Female Hormones In Chickens May Cause Human Sterility

U.S. Sees Little Hope of Big 4 Ministers Meet   Reports Say 35 Divisions in Germany, Poland

Russia Said To Be Moving 35 Divisions Towards West      ‘American Diplomats Behind Iron Curtain ‘Say No European War In Sight This Year

Appointment Of Johnston Flayed  Maybank Asks Wage, Price Curbs Now

Paroles Granted To {6 Prisoners    All Had Served Fourth Of Term

Reds ‘Complain’ “Against UN Wins On Battlefront  Blast Van Fleet For ‘Openly Inviting’ A Fall S41. aa

Peiping Says Full Seale War Being Invited   UN And Reds May Sepn Resume Talks For Possible Trace

Radio Says ‘Full-Neale War’ Looms   Allies Optimistic That Enemy Will  Resume Parley

RED FORCES IN KOREA LIKELY In BAD SHAPE   Bitter Complaint Is Lodged Against “Killer” Tactics of Sth Army,

Communists Complain 8th Army Too Rough; Van Fleet Predicts Peace Bid _

Peiping Radio Charges UN Seeking War   “Van Fleet Says Reds Will Want Peace Refore Winter

CHINESE CHARGE ALLIED OFFENSIVE THREATENS TRUCE   Peiping Complaint Hints Red Forces Being Punished  a ae

Complains Of U. S. Attacks  Besandancte Critic   Broadcast Says  U. S. Eighth Army’: Offensive Invites Full-Seale War

Propose Meat Tax Brings Wave Of indignation   Advertisement Levy Also Blasted By Senatorial Leaders

Hope Stated By Senator _ Of Clearing Up Red Body   Security Hearin,s Expected To Chase Pro-Soviets Away

Red. Influence Again: Refuted By. Lattimore   Baltimore Professor Denies Statement On - 6Saintion” In Korea

Lausche Fights Bill To Lift Liquor Freeze   Board Froze Issuance Of New Permits Early in 1949

Law Would Mean 4.000  New Permits  Senate Passes Measure 20 To 8

Fine Cracks AppropriationCutting Whip Over Assembly To Force Action on Tax Bill

Governor Cuts Down On All Funds   Approval Witbheld On Remaining Funds Due to Insufficient Provisions Granted

Ridgway Sends New Demand to Obstinate Redc      ‘Hell on Wheels’ Rolls To Aid of Former Foe -

Formosa Report Publicity Voted by Committee ~   Senators Override His Objections After He Appears on Stand

Labor Leaders Wage Drive On Communists   Move Launched To Freeze Out All Red Members

Budget Snags Legislative  Race To Quit   Conferees Get Heavy Share Of Measures

20. Legislative Committees Haggle over Senate, House Differences

Government Orders New Cuts In Output Of Civilian Goods  12 Per Cent Slash Household Appliances In Steel to Hit Many

Former Navy Intelligence Officer  Tells of an Anonymous ‘Comrade Z’

Ex-Navy Officer Says’ ComradeZ Backs Espionage  Contacted 1é Agencies On Russion With No Results, Officer Says

Walker Says Tax Measure  ‘Will Be Killed   Senator Predicts . Death of Measure ’ By Next Monday

La Prensa Is Silent; Start Federal Probe   Police Finally Halt a Buenos Aires Riot After One Worker Is Killed -

MAY 0. K. GAS TAX HIKE FOR PROFITS LEVY   Lansing Political Observers See Chance For Compromise

Williams Could Strike Political Deal to Get Profits Tax by Backing Gas Levy

Williams May Make Trade On Tax Measures  Corporation Levy Governor's Pet

BU GAIN IS CITED  Disquss Hospital F Problems At Group Meeting Thursday

Soviet Ready For U.S. Blow, Top Red Say:   Marshal's Bitter Charge Cites ‘Agaressive? Intent of Weoer

KOREAN PEACE  AGI AVE DIDS VLLAICV   Want To Give China Chance To React To MacArthur Ouster

Peace Overtures  By U.N Delayed   Committee Would Give - Reds Time To React  To Ouster.,

Chinese Red  Reaction To Ouster Awaited  New Korean Peace   New Korean Peace Overtures Delayed Pending Reaction

New UN Peace Moves Delayed  Red China Is Given  “Time For Reactian’

Robert Bailey Gets Patteson Commutation   Two Stomp Killers, Painter, Burdette, Must Die In Chair

Plane Is Hunted in South Atlantic: ‘North Adams Pilot, 10 Men Aboard

Passes Seven Bills Before Going Home   Action Follows Historic Hubbub In Legislature

Worst Disaster In History Of N.J. Railroads   Train In Wreck Carried Nearly 1000 Passengers

EIGHT PROBES ARE LAUNCHED INTO TRAGEDY   Engineer Declares No Caution Lights _ Placed Neae Tresife

Truman Signs Flood Relief Bill, Promises  US Government Will Aid Stricken States

Welcome Makes MacArthur Feel Like Real Badger   Homecoming Event Has Warmth; Genera! Pleased With It All

City's Greatest Welcome Given To Returned Hero  General Declares He’s Received as A Real ‘Badger’

Barrier Seen To Truman’s  Control Plans   Agriculture Unit In Agreement To Oppose Farm Parity Move

JOHNSTON READY TO APPROVE NEW WAGE FORMULA   No Extensive Revision Of Original Plan Is Anticipated   LABOR LEADERS HAVE NOT BEEN PACIFIED

Johnston Expected to Sign 10% “Catch-Up” Wage Formula Shortly   Wage Stabilization Board Rift Remains Unhealed and Is Due for Later Treatment; Escalator Clause Would Be Permitted

Pay Formula May Become Effective Today   Johnston Likely To Make Few  Changes Despite Union Campaicon

Wage Formula Changes To Be Made Shortly   Johnston May Sign 10 Percent “Catch-Up” Plan Today

Wace Formula, Little Changed, May Be Signed  Johnston Reported Wall Alanna Veuasrrel   Johnston Reported Well Along Toward Agreement With Labor

Not Many .  Changes In Wage Law  Tahnean Wer wail   Johnson Expected To Sign New  Formula Today

Johnston May Sign New Pay Formula Soon   Stabilizer And Labo: Said Near Accord In Big Controversy

Johnston Read lo OK 10 P. C. Wage Formula  _ Agreement Said gealrortsf6Um.:tedt gy   _ Agreement Said ‘Well Along’ oni Labor Demands

Wage Increase U:sged By Labo: Expected Soon  Ten Percent Formula Minus Big Changes To Replace Freeze

Johnston May Sign Pay. Formula Today   “See Little Change “Tn 1O-Pet Plan

Nineteen Are Enrolled In Scout Course   Five Communities Represented At Opening Session

Ninefeen Are Enrolled In Scout Course  " Five Communities Represented At Omaning Saeeatan

$00,000 Attend Red Youth Rally  am aN has Pledge o Wreck War Plans

“Peace Pledge” Closes German Red Youth Rally   Half Million Swear Allegiance To Stalin

Ranting Young German Reds Take Allegiance Qath to Stalin and “Peace”

Tax Loophole Plug Cut Out   Some Corporations Would Benefit — From Decision on $25,000 Exemptions

Senate Group Pares Tax Hike Voted By House   Knocks $856 Million Off $7.2 Billion Bill OK'd by Lower Chamber

Death Toll Up To 81 in Derailment — Of Commuter Train   More Than 500 Iniured Yesterday

500 Commuters Injured As Cars Plunge Off Trestle   ‘Authorities Investigating to Determine if Criminal Nealigence Caused Wreck

Death and Destruction Rained on Communists About to Launch Drive   Super-Fort Raid Expected to Throw Enemy Preparations Off Balance In Face of Impending New Red Assault.

Death Rain On Wonju Upsets Chinese Plan To Pounce On 2nd. Div.   Communists Knocked Off Balance By 80 Tons Of Explosives Dropped On Concentration.

Towing Racket Witness Mum   Lang Refuses To Discuss Alleged Irregularities

Maneuvers For Presidency Taking Shape   Preliminary Battle: For Votes Open Up la Nation

Boy Beaten By Dad Dies In Hospital  Father Serving 15 Months In Prison For Attacking His Son

Fine Calls Off Test On Cabinet   Deadlock Over  Confirmation Is Tighter; Dent in Move to Cut Pay

SENATE PROBERS CHECKING BOVLE'S U.S, TAX RETURNS   Records. May. Show, Truth Or Falsity Of Charges In, / REC Laan Saco’

Chinese Hold:  Kumsong Line   Van Fleet Finds Troops Ready for Red Push

Van Fleet Warns Of Red Drive   Genera! Doubts Foe Will Be Able To Mount Major Punch

Chinese Put Up Strong Defense At Massing Ares   Allies Declared Better Prepared To Meet Attack

Allied Forces Held To Smal Gains In Kore  Van Fleet Warns Of Red Offensive

REDS APPEAR GROUPING FOR FRESH ATTACK   Resistance Elsewhere On Korean Front Quite Spotty

Stubborn Chinese Hold U.N. Forces To Meager Gains,   Allied Commander Cautions Enemy Appears To Be Building Up Power For New Maior Southward Thrust -

Diplomats See Possibility Reds Will Cease Fire   Allies Ordered To Retake Seoul And Then Establish  ‘Firm Defensive Position’

Seeks Cease-Fire, Quick End to War, Washington Hears   Possibility Seen That UN May Stop at Line Even Without Agreement

Labor Men  Protest US Pay Formula   Three Resign; Say Plan Unjust To Salaried Workers

WSB Okays 10 Percent Wage Hike   Lakor Members Walk Out, Rap Plan As “Unfair”

New Wage Formula  Is Made   Allows Increasé Of 10 Percent. Over Jan, 1950 Wares

Wage Board Falls Apart As Pay Hike Formula Approved  Three Labor Member: Quit, Claim Plan Is  Injustice to Workers

Protest 10% Pay Increase Asreed Upon   Formula on Jan. 15, 1950, Levels, Called ‘Unfair, Unworkable’

WSB Falls Apart On Wage Formula  Labor Members Walk Out  Over Pav Hike Curb Plan

Wage Board Is Split By Pay Formula   Labor Members Quit A: Ten Per Cent Ceiling I: Clamped On Nation.

\Depositories To Be Named   Three Resianas Waae Formula Is Approved.

Labor Members Quit Board in Pay Hike Dispute   Dislike Formula For 10 Per Cent Increase Limit

WAGE BOARD FALLS APART OVER FORMULA  Three Labor Members   Three Labor Members Quit; Call Decision “Unfair and Un. workable.”

Fire, High Water Continue To Lash Ravaged Districts  Disaster Torrent Surges Eastward

Kansas Flood  Waters Recede. Missouri Next Nation’s Costliest  Flood Passes Peak; Loss: Half-Billion

Holiday Toll May Exceed Expeetations   Traffic Deaths Over 39€ Mark With Homeward Bound Movement Yet Ton Re Reported

Tallulah Walks Out of Court as ‘Defense Attorney’s Tactics Irk Her

WORK BEGINS SOON ON EUDORA BRIDGE   Douglas County Plans for Restoring South Approach Approved

WORK BEGINS SOON ON EUDORA BRIDGE   Douglas County Plans for - Restoring South Approach Approved   HHFA FEDERAL AGENT

Inside The Times   From Congress   — rom UCongress  Ohio Legislators Advised ToWaitOnRedistricting

Shivers Tell Bar Tidelands Decision  Is Settine ‘Pattern Of Socialization’

SHARP ROSS VALLEY TRAFFIC RISE SEEN   Planning Director, Supervisor Tell. Kentfield League of Need For Railroad Grade Highway

SHARP ROSS VALLEY TRAFFIC RISE SEEN  Planning Director, Supervisor Tell Kentfield BO Ee ge ee a a a fe pea se eens

Allied Planes Kill or Wound 1400 Reds  Have Rucv Dav ac   Have Busy Day as Weather Clears; Battlefront Quiet

HUGE PROGRAM APPROVED FOR NAVY DEFENSE   173 New Ships To Add New Power Punch In Nation’s Strength

Fire Wrecks Dormitory at Girls’ Prison  24 Flee to Safety; Damage at Delaware

ran Gets Loan From World Fund   Credit Ex Gives Breather To Pressed Country

Iran Granted $8.750.000 World Credit  Gives Mossadegh Breathing Spell

Tran Gets Loan As Bankruptcy Perils Nation    Oil Dispate Results In Economic Crisis; Mediation Continues

Emergency Fund: Are Given Iran  - $8 Million Credit Is Advanced Today

DREW PEARSON  ; ON The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND   DREW PEARSON SAYS: POPE PIUS REVEALS “HIS DIVISIONS” PUBLIC DEMANDS “NO FAVORTES” ON TAX COLLECT IONS: TIDE OF TOVKR BUILDS FRIENDSHIP ABRAD. ’

lowa Hardware Men ‘Sit Tight’ Alternate OPS Pian May Be Worked Qut

Post Office Won't Argue Over New ‘Historical’ Stamp —  Betsy Ross Story Is Still Good One

Yes, There Was a Betsy Ross, P. O. Says  bend Do HET Cdames, do Coinn ta Hanae Hor Noentle Pratoete

Post Office Department Shrugs Off Protests Over New Betsy Ross Stamp

~ ‘Beautiful Story, True Or Not’ ‘Writer ‘Needles’ Postoffice ‘On Betsy Ross Stamp

Halt Civilian Use Of Nickel   Similar Curbs Soon On Stainless Steel

Nickel Use — In 400 Civiliar  Items Banned   Non-Vet Husbands, Fathers Next iif Draft At 18 Fails to Pass

Kaiser Told Boyle Could Get Better Terms on RFC Loar  iP cst nein » DYLL: mint   Company Official Testifies in Influence Probe

Reveals He Gave Break To Friend  Action Resulted In $300,000 Loan

Willett Reveals Actions Before, Senate Hearing   Helped Get Loan Through RFC For Arme Company

"Right. Man’ Aids Loans From RFC   Witnesses Hedge On Naming Boyle As Go-Between

Kaiser Aide Testifies on Loan Dicker   “Firm Told of Improved Terms if Democratic Chairman Hired.”

Executive Says Company Told Hiring Democratic Leader as Counsel  Would Bring Easier RFC Loan Terms

Probe Influence In RFC Loans  Senators Hear ‘Right Man’ Con Be a Help

Says Told Loans Easier Via Boyle  Director Of RFC Admits Special Favor To Friend

Director Admits Giving a ‘Break’  Friend Later Named RFC Director Also

Favored Person Now On Board Of Agency   Departed From Usual Procedure, Asserts Williem Willett

RFC Director Admits Personal  Favoritism In Granting Loan   ‘Texas Approves Constitutional Amendment To Limit President

RFC Director Admits Help For Friend  Loan Boosted As a ‘Favor,’ Willett Says

Favorifisin In RFC Lending. Policy Barer   K-F Official Told He Could Get Better Terms By Hiring Right Man

Political Hue On Loans   A Kaiser Official . Says Party Chairman’: Name Enters Dealings

RFC Director Admits Giving Rowe ‘Break’   Willett Testifies He Hand-Picked  Loan Examiner

Kaiser-Frazer Vice-Presi dent Says Hming Boyle a Requisite   FOR EASIER  TERMS   Government Director Alsc Tells Senate of “*Per sonal Favors”

Democratic Parly Chief Bill Boyle Named in RFC Probe   Witness Links His Name With “Favoritism” Shown Kaiser Company.

[RFC Director Admits He Influenced ‘Granting Of Loan To Personal Friend

Tipped to Hire Right Man To Sway Huge RFC Loan, Auto Firm Official Says

Boyle is Linked Jo RFC Probe By Auto Magnafe   Democratic Chairman Could Help on Loan, Kaiser-Frazer Told

Says RFC Favor Was Offered to Kaiser-Frazer   Vice President Tells Senate Employment Of William Boyle, Jr. Was Involved

Democratic Chairman’s Name Enters  RFC Probe   Tipped To Hire ‘Right Man’ To Further Loan,  K-F Official Says

Willett Tells Help on Loan of $300,000   Lending Official Concluifles Course Was ‘Very Uunusual

FAVORITISM   Testifies To Giving Rowe Break On His Loan Application

Kaiser-Frazer Official Offers U.S. Loan Slant   RFC Director Admits Aiding Lifetime Friend

Otticial Charges Loan Favoritism  Kaiser-Frazer  Vice-President Says Hiring Boyle a Requisite  FOR EASIER TERMS  Government Director Also  Tells Senate of * ‘Per a:  Ree    Government Director Also Tells Senate of “Per sonal Favors”

DemocratParty Boss Named In RFC Scandal   Boyle Able To Get Break On Loans, Witness Said He Was Told

Kaiser-Frazer Official Links. Boyle's Name In RFC Probe   Told Terms Easier With Democratic Chairman as Counsel

‘Senate Group Hears Account Of K-F RFC Loan. in Hearings   Executive of Auto Firm. Says Company Promised. Easier Terms on U.S. Loan If It * Would Hire William Boyle, Jr. as Counsel

Car Firm Executive Tells Story   One Director Admits Giving Special Break To a Personal Friend

Willett Admits He Approved Loan For A Personal Friend   Ralls Declares We Must Prepare For Worst While Taking Every Possible Sten To Prevent War = -

Boyle Is Linked To RFC Probe by  mm   ~Agency Director Admits He Helped Friend Get Loan

Was Told To Hire Boyle As Counsel   One RFC Director Gave ‘Break’ To Personal Friend

BILL BOYLE IS INVOLVED IN NEW INCIDENTS   Director Admits Varying Procedure  To Assist Friend

RFCLoanMade To Man Later Board Member   Willet Admits He Acted To Aid Friend, Judge Rowe

AF WAS TOLD HT COULD HAVE EASIER TERN   Vice President of Auto Firm Testifies in Senate Investigation.

RFC DIRECTOR CONFESSES 10 ‘SPECIAL FAVOR’ TO FRIEND AS SENATE PROBE CONTINUES

RFC Director Admits Givine Special Break te Old Frienc   Perjury Hampers Senate Investigation Into Use of Influence in Making Loans

RFC Probe Told  Of Loan ‘Favors’  K-F Aide Claims _ Boyle Job Urged

KAISER AUTO CO. OFFICIAL. TESTIFIES   Kaiser-Frazer Advised to Employ Wm. M. Boyle, Democratic National Chairman, Senators Told.   INFORMED 4T COULD   GET EASIER TERMS   Director of RFC Admits Giving Special Break to Friend Who Later Joined RFC Board.

Aided  Friend  At RFC   Senate Investigators Told by Director of Agency He Gave Specia Break to Loan Request

Loan Action Speeded for Close Friend   Recipient Now Holds Position On Agency Board

Admits RFC Loan To Friend   Applicant Later Became Board Member:

Edgar Kaiser Told How To Get RFC Loans  Employment Of Dem Boss Declared Key  oon), a ee.

RFC Director Gave Break to Personal Friend  Willett Helped Out C. Edward Rowe, Now Member of RFC Board

Kaiser Aide Says ‘Influence’ Helped   Told He’d Better Hire Wm. Boyle As Attorney

WAS ADVISED ON WAY TO SECURE RFC LOAN   Kaiser-Frazer Eexcutive Hints Al Political Favoritism Tn Testimonr

Favoritism Admitted by RFC Director   W. E. Willett Says He Gave Special Break to a Friend

Willet Says He Named Investigator Helped Friend Secure Loan, RFC Director Testifies

OKd Grant Of Loan fo ‘A Friend’   Aid - Recipient Is Now Fellow ‘Boord Member

Borrower On Stand In RFC Probe   Advised To Hire Democrat Leader To Obtain Loan

Bill Boyle Linked to  Loan Deal   Witness Tells Senate Investigators Second Hand Account of Term   GAVE SPECIAL BREAK   RFC Director Admits He Departed From Usual Procedure for Friend

Executive Tells of Tip On RFC Loan   Claims He Was Told te Hire “Right Man” for Business.

Director Of REC Admits He Gave ‘Boost To Friend   Willett Personally Assigned Agent To Examine Rowe Application

RFC Director Admits Giving Friend “Break”   Willet Tells Investigators He Departed From Usua Procedure In Action On Rowe’s Application

Kaiser Exec Bares ‘Deal’  For RFC Loan   Auto Firm Could Get Easy Terms By Hiring Bovle

But Jury's-Decision to Stand—  May Ask State’s Appeal of Innocent Murder Verdict

MAY FEAR ATOM ATTACK  Czech Underground Reports Red Troops Pose as Farmers

Soviet Said Disguising Military Concentrations ‘Alona ‘ron Curtain

Red Troops In Homes Of Satellites   Report Civilians Evicted To Make Wary For Military

U.S. Warship Shells Commie Held Hills   Four Americans Gain Peak of Heartbreak Hill, Then Are Forced By Reds To Retreat

Battleship Opens Guns To Aid UN   Puts Pinpoint On Peaks Held By Red Soldiers

Nine 16-Inch Rifles Used Against Foe; Four Americans Surrender Peak After Getting To ‘Heartbreak Hill’   REDS AGGRESSIVE ON ALL SECTORS

16-inch Guns Of New Jersey Riddle Enemy   Battleships Joins Bitter Fight for ‘Heartbrealx Hill’

New Jersey. Guns Booming  Ship’s Cannon Batter Communists As U.N. Troops Fight For Major Hills

UN Battleshin Open Up on Reds to Aid Embattled Treops  Four Yanks Capture Red-Held Hill Only To Lose It Again

AMERICANS IN STRUGGLE FOR RUGGED HEIGHT   Despite Reinforcements, U.N. Unit Is Compelled to Fall Back From Peak.  BULLETIN!

‘Heartbreak Hill’ Is Lost In Big Battle; Peace Site Is Unsuitable

OH 3 onELLS GUT TOP FROM AED HELD HILL   Battleship Pours Fire Fron 16-inch Guns on Peak in Eastern Front.

Federal Agencies Passing up Alaska Resources, Says Solon   - Ketchikan Lawmaker Charges Territory's Mines, Timber, and Waterpower Wasted By Do-Nothing Attitude of U. S. Agencies

Federal Agencies Fail To Use Alaska Mines and Timber   MacKenzie to Offer Memorial Saturday

Frigid Weather Hits Front Lines in Korea  Fighting Is Limites   Fighting Is Limited On Both Sides Trying to Keep Warm

Frigid Weather Hits Front Lines in Korea  Fighting Is Limited On Both Sides

Pilot Lands Crippled B-36 Safely After 16 In Crew of 19 Bail Out

Slate Clean ‘After 87 Years mg . _  Civil: War Ransom: Is Repaid

First Photo Of Live Atomic Reactor   NOW CITIZENRY CAN REST Civil War Over For Maryland Town As Confederate Ransom Is Paid Off

President,,Divides His Christmas Day Between Family Observance And Pressing Problems of Budget

President Plans Quiet Christmas   Divides Time Betwee Family and Office

Britain States Case On Trade.  Red Goods Needed Are Non-Military

Truman Sends Up Names Despite Criticism Of  Committee   FULBRIGHT PLANS TO CONTINUE FIGHT

Escaped From Prison Officials —  Convict Kills Two, Then Surrenders

Woman Races 15 Miles to Return Child  To Parents After He Fails From Auto

Plane Hits Seas 7 Aboard Lost   Navy Ship Was In Man euver With Submarine

T NAVY FLIERS DIE IN MYSTERY CRASH   Bomber Hits Sea, Explodes Close to Submarine Off Montauk Point

Senate May Wai For Ike's Return To Decide Issue  Connally Critical Of Cease-Fire Plan

Pact Does Not Obligate U.S.   Need Not Send Men to Europe: Acheson

“NO OBLIGATION TO ESTABLISH BIG FORCE IN EUROPE”   SECRETARY ACHESON INTERPRETS MEANING OF ATLANTIC TREATY

Says U. S. Need Not Put Heavy Force in Europe   No Obligation Under Atlantic Treaty, Acheson Stand

SENATE GROUP OUT 10 SLASH NUMBER IN CHAIR CORPS’   Praining Centers of Armed Service to Be Visited to Learn How Personnet Is Being Used.   NONCOMBAT JOBS HELD BY THOUSANDS   Committee Hopes to Obtain More Fighting Men for Army, Air Force, Navy  and Marines.

Truman Plans New Wage Unit   Skips All Queries on MacArthur Issue

Tone-Payton Wedding Ends In Divorce Court;  She Planned To Make Movie With‘Other Man’

Actor, Married 53 Days, Seeks Divorce  Tone Who Lost Fight But Won Girl, Decides To fhive Her Ue

Runaway Boxcar Kills 1, Hurts 13  Wrecks Five Autos At L. A. Crossing

"PAUL REVERE' SAVES MANY. L. A. Boxcar Runs Wild, Kills Woman, Injures 13

Car Runs Wild In Los Angeles  Woman Killed; Autos Crushed At Crossing

‘Paul Revere’ Sounds Warning Runaway Boxcar Rams Autos, Kills Women

New Model Autos Due In Two Months   But Most Expected Around Year’s End: Higher Prices Seen

NEW CREDIT CURBS MAY BE ORDERED   Federal Reserve Board Chair man Indicates Restrictions May Come Soon.

Freight Rate Hike Okayed   eee aS rT Tn wwe  Emergency Action Permits Increases Within 15 Dave

Freight Rate Hike Allowec   Railroads Authorized Make Quick Raise o From 2 to 4 Per Cent.

FDLICUT DATE  PINGIVIEE RAE  HIKE ALLOWED   Quick Increase Will Range From Two To Four Per Cent

Ee a Fp SS EN a Si se Bt EB ee TB) tN neg tee Alle cE ly aieecllt St  Today in Amarillo

Big Blow Expected In 48 Hours   Probing Thrusts Already Underway By Communists

Reds Move Into Position For New Offensive  Advance Thrusts By Enemy Causing ROK Troops To Retreat

U.S. General Warns Reds To Launch Drive   Half Million Enemy Troops About Ready For Attack In Korea  p.. PAREeT CeYLIA WAIL

Britain Swamped By Wave Of High Prices  War-Harried Men In The Street Is Daalt Ritter Blows At Pocketbook

Prices Up Sharply In Britain's Shops   400 Holiday Deaths Far Below Christmas Toll of 7OO

War-Harried Average Britisher Faces  Mounting Tidal Wave Of Price Hikes

Suggested By Chairnian Boyle .. Clean Campaign E thi i ics Proposed

Smith Questions Acheson's Stand In Korean Policy   Seeks To Determine Acheson’s Influence Over The Pentagon

Youngster Surprises Doctors, Nurses With Comeback from Strange Disease

Doctors Marvel At Recuperative Power Of Little Wayne Gideon Affe New Injection Stops Bleeding

Truman Meets With Wilson at Florida Haven   Economics, Not Labor Rift, Reason for Chat, He Tells a Newspaper

‘Goons’ Start _ Loading Ships   [Stevedores Back to Work, Phen Quit Asain

ARTILLERY BUEL RAGES AS YANKS TAKE HGH HILL  UN Monitors Are Standing By To Hear Renly

Gen. Ridgway Accepts Red Truce Plan    But Suggests Negotiations. Start Thirs. 

Crews Battle To Save Dikes In Flood Areas   Mississippi Crest In Minnesota Near Fifty-Year Record

HERE’S MUD IN YOUR FYE Mississippi River Sweeps  Dike Away, Floods Citv

Howard Taylor s Chairman  For 195]   Will Have Kick-Off Dinner at City Hall 7:30 p. m., April 2.

lran’s Oil Expert Goes To Capital   Is Summoned By Premier After  Talk With Truman

Polio Inoculations To Start Sept. 4   First Experiment To Pre vent Disease In Humans Scheduled

New Paralysis Hope  Blood To Be Used In Altempt lo Prevent Crippling By Polio

New Polio Inoculation Experiments Will Start Next Week in Utah Town

American Jet Fighters Shoot Down 3 MIG’s   Four Others Damaged In Blazing Battles Over Northwest Korea; 52 U.S. Craft Safe

Blazing Dogfights In Air As UN Troops Beat Off Attacks On Hills   Fighting Men Shiver In Battle As Mercury Drops To 24; All 52 Jets Safe Back From Fight.

Americans Pay Nearly 40 Billion In Federal Taxes During Last Year

RFC Influence Man Indicted   Faces Perjury With Three Associates

RED. MANEUVERS ARE PUZZLING TO OBSERVERS.   Chinese Making Withdrawal On Western Front

Chinese Plan Of Resistance Proves Puzzle  Softens At One End   Softens At One End Of Battle Line; Then Stiffens At Other

Allied Troops Hammering Out Gains In Yards   Marine Corps Pilots Caught Supply Train And Set It Aflame

Red Resistance Shifts As U.N. Drive Continues  Marine Pilots Hit Supply Train; Migs Routed In Doafight

C10 Charges Cost of Living Index Inexact   Wayo vita: ti a n Prices sien Gini ism

Claims Actual Rise in Prices Not Reflected   New-Type Cost of Living Index Hit by ClO   AFFECTS MILLION   Pay Increases Allowable Under Formula Adopted Tuesday and Amended.

C1O Charges Prices Index Not Realistie   Savs Main Boost Since June Ignored in Cost Of Living

New Type Living Cost Index Held Unfair by Labor   CIO Charges It Dees Not Reflect Actual Rise in Prices _

C10 Criticizes. Government's New Cost Index  Charges New Formule Dees Not Reflect  Actoal Brice Blea

Cost of Living’ Index Criticized  Doesn't Reflect ~ Price Hikes—C!IO

Cost of Living Index Change Draws CIO Fire   Food Spending Factor Lighter In. New System

CIO Hits at New Living-Cost Inde)   Charges That Index Does Not Reflect Actual: Price Rise

Cost-of-Living Index Assailed By ClO Leaders   Real Price Rises Not Reflected for Pay Hikes, Charge

Actual Price Hikes Not Reflected Is  Complaint; Million. Workers to Renefit

ACTUAL RISE NOT REVEALED   More Than Million Workers Affected By Late Figures

C.L0. Flays New Type 0! Living Index   Fears Wage Boosts Would Be Reduced Under Altered Plan

NOT ENOUGH FOOD EMPHASIS . ClO Says New Living Cost Index Inaccurate

C.1.0. Charges Cost Index Not A ‘True Guide’   New-Type Cost-Of-Living Scale Crux Of Issue; Raises Allowable Under New Johnston Wave Formula

Protest New Type HCL Index   Labor Séys Figures  Don’t Show Real Price Increases; Makes: Diffarencre th Wace Hikea

Million Win Pay Benefit   Union Contends Change In Labor Bureau Index Is “Il-Considered”

Cost-Of-Living Index Criticized By Labor Men   CIO Claims New Index Does Not Reflect PricesRise

ClO Objects To New-type Cost Index — For Determining Immediate Pay Boosts

ClO Criticizes New-Type Cost Of Living Index   Plan Gives Million Workers 4-5 Cents Per Hour Pay Boost

Pay Increases Due One Million For Cost Boost   ‘CIQ Charges New Type Index Of Bureau Fails  To Reflect Actual Rise

CIO In Blast At Living Cost Index Change   Scale Does Not Reflect Food Price J ump, Labor Group Asserts

ClO Attacks New Price Index  Revised Table Puts  Less Emphasis on Food

Pay Increase  Helps Million   Union Slams Government's Change In Figuring Living Cost

ClO Expresses Disliking For Living- Cost nde  “Is Critical Despite ~ Fact Report Meahg Millian Wane Hibae.

ClO Raps New Cost-of-Living Index System   Charges Plan Based on Buying Habits’ Do Not Reflect Actual Rises

ClO Critical Of Government's New Living Cost Index   Claims It Does Not Reflect Actual Rise In Prices.

Union Charges Cost of Living Index Not True   Government's Plan Doesn't Reflect Actual Rises, CIO Says

ClO Attacks New Living Cost Index   Claims It Does Not Reflect Actual Rise in Prices

Await Reds’ Reply To Site Proposal   Tokyo Believes New Parley Will be Opened Shortly; Bitter Fighting Continues

Reds Reply To Gen. Ridgway To Be Delivered  Some Hope Now Held  ee eee   Some Hope Now Held For Resumption Of Cease-Fire Parley

Signs Point Toward New Korean Talks   Reds Sending Note; May Be Reply On Peace Bid

Machinery Is Set In Motion to Renew Korean Peace Talks   Communists Reply They Will Send New Message to Allies On Wednesday

PASSED 73-12: VETO CERTAIN   Several: Democrats Bolt Party Line To Vote For Measure

Eight Dems Bolt fo Republicans   Both Senate, House Vote Immediate Effect with Big Maiorities

c ancarchin lid  wwIVE Strip  Clamped on War  News of Pullback Watched Closely

Violators Face Court Martial Face Court Martial  Censorship-Shrouds Bia Allied Pullback

LARGE CHUNKS CUT. ~ . - Censorship Blankets  Great UN Pullback ©

Censorship In Korea light   Black Curtain Now Thrown Around *Pullback’

Censorship Blacks Out Korea Details, Renorters Can’t Use Word—‘Retreat’

Stories Concerning Pullback by UN Forces Literally Clipped to Pieces

Order Tightens.  Censorship At  Korean Warfron Many. Details Are. Being Cut Out OF «  Raportare’ Stories

Strict Censorship Imposed in Korea   Correspondents Are Not Permitted to Describe “Pullboae ke’

Black Curtain Of Censorship Being Imposed   U.N. Pullback In Korea Placed Under Ran.

Censorship Clips Korean War News   Field Censors Cut Large Chunks Out Of  Stories From Front

Censorship Throws Black Curtain Around News of Pullback in Korea

Censors Clip War Stories   Mention Of Retreat Out In Dispatches; Essentials Junked

CENSORS BAR WORD “RETREAT” IN KOREAN WAR   Orders Black Out News, But Gis Know Retreat le On.

IVYLAND EFENDANT'S 50,192 BODY DISPUTE   Chalfont And Lumberville Residents In Actions

Arthur J. Bloom, Andalusia, Defendant in A Suit For $5,000   MINOR PLAINTIFF SUES

SUE PERKASIE COUPLE ~ (WER $1972 JEEPSTER   Edison And Springfield Twp  Wives Seek Divorces   QUAKERTOWN, RD. DUO

BEOMINSTER COUPLE ASK BRIDGE SAMAGES   Coal Truck Damaged Wooden Bridge, $245 Claimed   TRIO OF LIBELLANTS

SEVEN CIVIL ACTIONS  FILED AT DOYLESTOWN   Include Two Auto Damage  Suits, Morrisville and Perkasie Motorists

FILE FOUR SUITS IN COUNTY COURTS   ‘Perkasie Coal Dealer Named Defendant in One of The Suits   THREE DIVORCE SUITS

PARKLAND PASSENGER'S  CHASE: OUT, 8,00   Bensalem Defendant in Two Accident Actions, $55,000   CROYDON DEFENDANT

FOUR CIVIL ACTIONS FILED IN COURT   William J. Devanney, Park. ~ land, Enters Suit Against  D.H. Reed, Bensalem  ANOTHER SUIT. $5.00

Five-Point Plan Offered By Reds To UN Delegate:   Allies Counter With ‘Take It Or-Leave It’ Proposal On POW’s

OFFERS OF BOTH SIDES EXPECTED TO BE REJECTED   Allied’ Leaders Offer Take-It-Or-Leave- It Compromise—Reds Want All Prisoner: Released,’

Based On State Bar's Schedule Schedule of Minimum Fees Is  Adopted B y Racine Bar Group

$250,000 Fire “Sweeps Holly Springs, Miss.   Six Buildings in Business Section Destroyed. by Blaze

Veto From Truman on  Pension Bill   Aid Would he Only to Non-Service Connected Cases

Truman Vetoes Pension Boost   Non-Military Disabilit: Hike Is Retected

Roads Are Hazards in Parts of State   Little Temperature Change Is Expected.

Jury Uneconvinced by Watch-Ward Evidence  Of Everett Gaming: - Haverhill Ticker Seized

UN Demands Showdown on Prisoner Lists Negotiators Make Las  Concession But Say No Ultimatum Given

Showdown On Prisoners Sought   Only 10 Days Remain Before Expiration of Provisional Line.

U.N. Demands Showdown on Prisoner Lists   Negotiators Seek To Speed Decision At Truce Meetinas

U.N. Truce Negotiators Work To Beat Deadline   Allies Bluntly Call For Showdown On Exchange Of War Prisoner Lists

dudge Slurphy  U.N. Chiefs Seek Showdown ” \On Exchangine Prisoner Lists

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS IS STILL STALLED   Reds Still Refuse To Give List Of United Nations ’ Troops Held   AMERICANS MAKE LAST CONCESSIONS

Showdown Asked By UN Today On  Prisoner Trades   “Final” Compromise Made As Allies Present POW Lists

BEEIEE DROP INSPECTION DEMAND  ~ UN Seeks Showdown With Reas On Exchancing Prisoner Lists

Allied Team Pushes Issue Of Prisoners   Seeks Showdown on Trade Of Lists; Reds Fearful Of Man-for-Man D..7 

Search for Treasure Brings Death to 2  Boys Buried Alive In Sand Embankment

CEILINGS POSTED Abilene Beef Price Increases Top Cuts   Meat Prices Juggled; Most Housewives Come Out Even

Beef Price Cut Mostly a Myth   Shoppers Find Few Prices Down, Others Up

anian Prime Minister omises Oil Dispute Will ot Imperial World Harmony

BILL COOK INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE   Stayer of Mosser Family to Be Tried in California for Killing Seatile Salesman.

Secret Reports: Charged fo Oatis   Press Materials Insult Recublic

Graduates Happy But Betty ls Left Behind to Face Death   Cancer Doomed Girl Gets Diploma, Honor

CANGER- STRICKEN GIKL GRADUATES   BertyY FHOMPSON ik SMILES DURING EXERCISES AT ATLANTA.

peanios Grads at Atlanta Leave Lovely lassmate Facing Death From Cancer

Cancer Girl All Smiles At Commencement; Speakers  Look To ‘Bright Future’

DOOMED GIRL IS GRADUATE   Will Die Soon Of Cancer But Hears Talks Of Bright Future

Betty Happy As Classmates  Face Future  She Has Date With Death on Commencement

Girl Graduate, Doomed by Cancer,  Smiles in Face of Doubtful Future

Happy Graduate: Leave Classmate To Face Death  Pretty Atlanta Girl,   Pretty Atlanta Girl, Doomed By Cancer, Is Voted Best Citizen

Girl for Whom Life Is Nearly Over Graduates With Others Setting Out Cheerfully to Lick the World

Doomed Cancer-Ridden Girl Watches Fellow Graduates Go Out into World

Allies Holding Rail Center in Eastern Korea   Chinese Making Terrific Effort to Cut Off 8th Army

Three Other Battles Rage Near Key City  Suwon Engulfed By Chinese Tide

Highway City Grasp Keeps - Escape Open   Rhee Calls for Weapons / To Arn Half-Million i & Karean Youths

Invaders Driven Out Of Wonju In Bloody Battle As Resistance Stiffens   Communists Stream South In Effort To Cut Off Retreat Of U.N. Forces; Thrones Of Refugees Blocking Roads

Angry Truman Reported Ready To Take Drastic Action In Tax Seandals   Democrat Chairman Says White Howse. Gravely Concerned Over Evidence Of Corruption Rrousht To Licht Ry Probe

M’Kinney Finds President Angry. At Distoval Acts   National Chairman: Says He Wasn’t Asked About Stock Deal

McKinney Reports On House Cleaning   Angered Executive ‘Sold’ By Disloyal Friends

McKinney Says Chief’ Is Sold Down The River   Avers President Is Pretty Angry At His “Friends”

McKinney Says Truman Will Clean House   Says President is ‘Angry Over Scandals In Administration

Drastic.Actions. In Scandals Due Says McKinney  - Democratic Chief : Urges President  To Launch Probe

Eldorado Man Fined $250 for llegal Dentistry   Carrier Mills Woman is Granted Probation in Court

Eldorado Man Fined $250 for legal Dentistry  rriar AAille   Carrier Mills Woman is Granted Probation in Court

British to Pull Out Technicians Unless lran Agrees to Speedy Oil Settlement

Action is Asked In Oil Dispute   British Say They May Pull Technicians

GLOBAL EMBARGO ON CHINA SOUGH'   U. S. to Ask UN Bar A Supplies Needed to Make A-Bombs

World-Wide Embargo On China Asked   U.S. Seeks Action By United Nations In Meeting Today

Lyman Wiley Named; Aective in Civic and Veter ans Affairs   STATE LEADER SPEAKS

JAYCEES PRESENT HONOR MAN AWARD   Lyman Wiley Named; Active in Civic and Veterane Affaire   STATE LEADER SPEAKS

San Francisco Has Epidemic Of Violent Deaths   Three Slayings, A Sui: cide And Narcotic Death Stirs Police.

Bloody Morning Startles Police   Three Slayings, Suicide Top List ‘On Death Reports

Bloody Morning Recorded in Calif   3 Slayings, Suicide, Narcotics Death Hit Police Docket in Day

Called “Bloody Monday”     Three Slayings, a Suicide And Dope DeathIn One Day

Three Slayings, Suicide and Presumed Narcotics Death Keep ‘Frisco Cops Busy

Tells Inquiry Body Money Exchan ced  Lobby Hearing Brines Out Some

Saw Money ‘Change Hands’ af Time of Truck Fee Debate   Woman State Testifies Today in Probe of Lobbvina.

Bill Passed Authorizing Easier Mortgage Laws For Victims of Floods

Outlook In Indo-China  Improving   French Premier In Conference With President

France Winning Fight to Keep Indo-China Free  Truman, Pleven Discuss Issues

Price Chief Hits Amendment To Assure Profit   Says House Action Will Pesult In Heavy Cost To Consumer; Republicans Insist On Profits

House Nearing End Of Bitter Debates © On Economic Curbs   DiSalle Calls Guaranteeing Profits Move To Destroy Entire Controle Proaqram

Sees Sudden Increase in Cost of Food   Bitterly Assails Bill Sponsored by GOP Congressmen

PROFITS MOVE WRECKER IDEA   OPS Head Assails Amendment Voted To Kill Controls

DiSalle Says ‘’Profit’’ Amendment Will Kill Entire Control Program

Lengthy Battle Over Controls.  Said Near End   Adminisiration Leaders Expected To Get Dawn To Final Voting Tonight

Cost Plus Ruins Program-DiSal le  OPS Head Says Hous Amendment Will Cost (Consumers Millions

House Votes Four-Month Price Freeze   Action Follows DiSalle’s Warning Against Profits Guarantee Plan

House Near Final Vote On Controls   Pricé Chief DiSalle Raps Guarantee Of ‘Reasonable Profi’

DiSalle Assails Profits’ Clause  Says It Would Kill All Price Controls

Price Chief Hits Protit Amendment  Says House Action Would Destroy Entire Procram

House for Freeze as  Of July 7   Four-Month Pay-Price Lid Excepts Many Farm Items.

DiSalle Assails House Amendment To Control Bill   Claims Action Would Destroy the Entire Price-Control Program

DISALLE SAYS PROFITS RULE ~ KILLS CONTROLS   "Declares Cost-Flus Amend ment Will Cost ‘Consum ers Billions.

Today s Action Subject fo Later Reversal   Leaders Hope for Final Vote Tonight After Long Fight on Controls

Price Plan Seen as Billion-Dollar Blow fo Consumers   DiSalle Says Costs Would Rise Promptly in Manufacturers’ Favor.

DIOALLE FEAR ACL BOOST JIN HOUGE AGTION   Says .Cost Plus Guaranteec Profits Will Wreck Price Controls.

Walcott Winner   DiSalle Calls Profit Plan  Disastrous   Food-Price Rise Certain, He Says   Ceilings Impossible Under House Amendment, Spence Told

Freeze on Price and Wages   House Acts After Rap by DiSalle On ‘“Cost-Plus’ Profit Plan

DiSalle Tells Congress That House Amendment Will Kayo Entire Price-Control Program

DiSalle Hits  “Cost Plus’   Congress Will) Destroy Whole Price Program, Director Says

Cost-Plus Profit Guarantee Would Destroy Program   House Near End Of Long Battle On Control Bill

DiSalle Assails Profit Guarantee  Raps House Limit On Price Ceilings

DiSalle Dubs Control Bill ‘Destructive’   Says Measure Will Eradicate All Control And Cost Consumers Billions of Dollars

DiSalle Assails ‘Profits-Sure’ Controls Plan   Says Amendment Would Mean Death .Tot] Ss. Petovane..

Price Stabilizer Assails Action Through Letter   Cost Plus Guaranteed Profit Plan Will Be Costly to Consumers

DiSalle Attacks Profit Provision  Declares OPS to Fail If Profits Guaranteed

DiSatle Fears Collapse OFHisControls Scheme  Calls Guarantee OF Profits Menace  TF bart +

DiSalle Asserts Profit Guarantee Wrecks Controls   Price Chief Labels Provision Worst Blaw Yet

‘Guaranteed Profits’ Will Defeat Controls, DiSalle Tells Congress

Di Salle Blasts New Controls Amendment   OPS Director Says It Will Destroy All Price Controls

‘Amendment Accepted By House Would Prove Costly To Consumers, Claim

‘Price Control Setup Would Be Destroyed   DiSalle Attacks Cost-Plus-Profit Guarantee Motion

DiSalle Rakes Congress Over Cost-Plus Bill   Says Amendment Passed by House Would Destroy Program

Senator George Claim: Prime Minister Seeks Aoreement With Reds    INSTRUCTORS’ COURSE   To Open Monday for Those Who Will Teach Home Nursing

Raps Nehru For Stand of India   INSTRUCTORS’ COURSE   To Open Monday for Those Who Will Teach Home Nursing

9 Out of 10 Farms Have Electricity   In’ lowa 19 of 20 Farms Have Electric Service

Train Explosion To be Investigated   Weekend Violent Deaths in Texas Tataj 20

New British Cabinet Begins Official Duties  Eden Formally Takes Over Foreign Office;

Churchill's ‘Big 8’ Take  Over Control   Conservatives Gain Another Seat For Edge of Twenty-seven

Churchill’s Cabinet Takes Over   Eden to Confer With Ambassador On Oil Dispute

Fresh Units Massed Along ‘Western Line   Bastion of Kumsong May Be Abandoned ‘By Enemy

Chinese Communists Pour Men, Material Into Area North Of Qld Central Korean “Iron Triangle” For Sixth Day   MAY ABANDON DEFENSE LINE BELOW KUMSONG

Allied Officers Predict Big New Red Offensive   China Communists Mass Men, Artillery Whom to See to Ge

Chinese Reds In NewBuilduy Near Triangle   Allied Olficers Say Enemy Kiek-Off Day Second Week fn July

Mother of “W" Gridder Killed   Mrs. Kennedy Is One of Nine Victims of Accidents in State

Eleven Lives Lost In State Mishaps  UW Guard's Mother Dies in Collision

Moslem Group Leader Killed During Speech   Assassin Shot Dead . On Spots Conducted Tndid Negotiations

Liaquat Ali Kahn, Pakistan Premier, Assassinated Today  Killed In Rawalpindi, Hot-Bed In Dispute With Indian Neighbor

Premier of Pakistan Is Killed   Lioquet Ali Khan Shot to Death While Speaking Before Meeting

Premier Khan Of Pakistan  Is Assassinated   Shot While Speaking At Rawalpindi; Assassin Slain

Pakistan Premier Is Assassinated   Prime Minister Is Shot While Addressing A Meeting; Slayer Is Shot Dead On Spot

Pakistan Prime Minister is Assassinated  Ruler Slain While Addressing Meeting;

Death-Dealing Lightning Hits «  Huddled Group   15 Mule Packs Sent To Tragedy Site to Bring Down Victims   PART OF GROUP

Flood: Waters Spread: Havoc Dikes Periled   Towa And Dinois Towns Plagued As Miasissippt: Rises

Mississippi River Crest Rolls Down On lowa, Illinois  Dikes Bolstered, But Many Are. Expected to

Swollen River Spreads Havoc, Threatens Dikes  Submersion in Store  For Whole Towns

lowa, Illinois Towns Flooded By Mississippi _ Record Levels Of  River Exceeded n Sectore

Mississippi River Plaguing Towns   80 Blocks of lowa City Under Water; Sand Dike: Built to Save Districts

Swollen Mississippi Plagues lowa After Spreading Havoc Elsewhere   Dubuque Reports Highest Crest Since 1880; Eighty Square Blocks Of City Under Water; Dikes Reing Guarded.

Cities Swamped  Mississippi Inundates Flat Lands: 80 Blocks of Dubudque Covered

SANDBAGLEVEES AS MISSISSIPP AT RECORD HIGH   EIGHTY BLOCKS OF DUBUQUE FLOODED; R. ISLAND WORRIES

Swollen Mississippi Spreads Havoc In Towns In Minnesota and Wisconsin

Mississippi On Spree th  Upper Part   . . , . lowa. Illinois Towns Flooded: Hundreds Foreed Out

Mississippi Plagues lowa, Illinois Towns   Fiood Waiters Roll on Southward After Spreading Havoc In Minnesota and Wisconsin; Duquesne Hos Area Under

Thousands of Dollars Loss is Estimated   Strikes First In Winamac Region; Then Near Akron

Discussions Underway Between Communists and U.N. Officers   Chinese Delegation Arrives in 15 Jeeps; Armed Red Soldiers Guard’ Helicopter Used By U.N. Envoys; Newsmen Barred

Discussions Limited To Military Acts   Ridgway Again Blocks Presence Of Writers; No Military, Economic Matters To Come Up

Formal Talks of Ending War Will Begin Late Today; No Cease-Fire Orders Issued

First Meeting Is Held in ‘Open and Formal’ Setting   Second Session of Negotiators Set For 6 P. M. Today

Military — Matters  ‘Sole Topic   News Coverage Restricted Until  'Talke ‘on Teack?

Peace Talks To Continue  Late Today   Red Radio Says Withdraw: al Of Foreign Troops Is One Condition

Talks Progress Toward Agenda   Ridgway Reports Formal Atmosphere At First Two Meetings With Reds

ALLIES WON'T TALK ON TOPICS BEYOND KOREA   ‘Armed Guards at Kaesong Airfield, Escort Delecates

Talks to Resume At 6 p.m. Today In Peace City’   Parley to Concern Military Matters Only, Officer Says

Folitical, Economic and Outside Military Problems Barre  Nothing Else to Be Discussed, Reds Told

Talks Limited To Military Matters Says  UN Delegate   Allied Correspondents Not Permitted in Kaesong For Second Day

Agenda Sought For Discussion Of an Armistice  First Two Sessions Tuesday Are Formal

Joy Calls On Commies To Show ‘Good Faith’   U.N. Delegates Meet With Reds, Begin Work. ing Out Agenda To Discuss Armistice; Newsmen Still Barred

Allied Leader Gives Report On Meetings:  Red Radin Save mn”   Red Radio Says One Peace Condition Is Removal Of Troaps

Allies Limit Meetings To  Korean War   Refuse To Discuss Politics Or Military Matters Eleewhere

UN Newsmen Still Barred  From Kaesong   Allied Team Says Parleys Confined To Military Field

TEMPERATURE   Cease -Fire Agenda Set Al Kaesong   UN Negotiators Bar Political Diseussions

Progress Made In Cease-Fire Talks Today   Armistice Terms Discussed By Both Sidec

Sessions  To Resume: Tomorrow  UN House Set Up   At Kaesong ©  By Reds

Reds Informed at Outset of First Day's Talks Only Korean Military Matters Will Be Considered.

Make Progress TowardAgenda  On + ein   Discussions to Resume at 6 PM—Newsmen Won’t Be Allowed in Kaesong

Delegates Begin Putting Togethe Parley Agenda   Head Of UN Delegation Says Discussions To Be Restricted To Military Matters In Korea

Kaesong Talks Being Resumed Early Tomorrow   Ouly Military Issues In Korea Are Examined: Bau Allied. Reporters

Again Ban Western  Newsmen Silent U.N. Negotiators  Back to Munsar

Secrecy Marks . Information on  Kaesong Session Talks Will Resume Tonight; Limited To Military Data

U.N. Leader Puts Limits Upon Agenda   Only Military Matters Will Be Discussed, Joy Says

Few Details Are Released To The Press   Inform Reds That Only Korean War Will Be Discussed

Cease-Fire Talks In Agend Stage For Armistice Today   U. N. Agents Make Statement As To Limits of Talks

FORMOSA, UN CHINESE SEAT RULED OUT   Cease Fire Talks Limited to Military Matters

Press Barred at Initial Session; Discuss Agendz  Red Radio Claims Troop Withdrawal  One af Canditiane

DEMAND ‘GOOD FAITH’ PLEDGE OF RED ENVOYS   ‘Honorable And Stable’ Settlement Is Stressed

Restrict Kaesong Talks Strictly To Military Matters   Progress Toward An Agenda For ‘Armistice Parley Made Today; Adm, Joy, Chief UN Negotiator, States Talks Restricted To Military Affairs In Korean War

Allies Return After First Day's Session   Talks in Red-Held City To Continue; UN Newsmen Still Barred

Discussions to Be Limited to Military Matters   Reporters Barred From Kaesong Talks; Reds Announce Terms

Progress Is Reported on Cease-Fire   Politics, Economics, Are Ruled Out of Kaesong Talks By  li kl Beavteewmetcc

Good Agenda Progress Made   UN. Delegation’s Head Says Talks Will Be  Restricted to Military Matters in Korea

First Meeting Has Formal. Open Attitude   Admiral Joy States Discussions to be Held to Military Matters, No Polities

Delegates Work On Agenda   Ridgway Cancels Permission for U.S. Reporters to Attend

'U. N. Delegation Announces Discussions Will Be Limited  To Military Affairs in Korea

Politics Barred In Negotiations For Armistice  Allies To Aim For Stable Peace

United Nations Representatives Say Discussions Will Be Resumed At Kaesong Tomorrow—Head Of U. N. Delegation Informs Communists That Allies Will Confer Only On Military Matters InKorea— Allied War Correspondents Barred

Won't Discuss Politics, Foe Told by Joy   Initial Sessions Held in ‘Formal, Open Atmosphere

U. N. Delegates Limit All Discussion to Korea Military Aims   Rule Out Formosa, Seat for China Reds As Topics; Hint Negotiations May Be Carried On For Weeks

UN’S ADMIRAL JOY BANS ANY TOPICS EXCEPT MILITARY   ALLIES RETURN TO “PEACE CAMP” TUESDAY NIGHT

Discussions Are Formal   U.S. Soys Talks to Be Limited to Military Affairs In Korea

Delegates Planning Agenda, U.N. Limits Parley’s Scope   Wei Be tTeeone

‘Military ‘Matters Sole Topic   News Coverage Restricted Until Talks ‘on Track’

Armistice Meet Will Resume At  Kaesong Today   Allied Communique States Opening Sessions Were Held in ‘An Open, Formal Atmosphere’; Ban Extended

Head of U. N. Delegation Says Discussions Will Be Restricted to Military  Matters in Korea.  ‘U. N. NEWSMEN STILL  — iA Gaee eee 4Coeee cee, =—-e——a-s- ea eo oe —~-_s Bret @e sé:   U. N. NEWSMEN STILL BARRED FROM SITE

U.N. ENVOYS LIMIT PARLEYS TO KOREAN MILITARY MATTERS   Initial Meeting Adjourns After 4 Hours; Allies Silent On Details Of Discussion; Newsmen Ban Continues.

F ormality Marks First Red Session  Curtain Drawn On Kaesong Parley; To

ProgressMade By Cease-Fire Meet;  Talks On Today   Ananina Sacciane Said Held   Opening Sessions Said Held In Open, Formal Atmosphere

U.N. Delegates Report Success On Agenda To Discuss An Armistice   Vice-Admiral Joy Tells Reds No Politica, Economic Matters And No Military Matters Not Related To Korea  Will Re Discussed. i

Two Charged With Nighttime Speeding  One Draws Five Days In Jail, Fine For Part In Race

AY.  Truman ‘In the Pink’ After Two Davs tn Florida Sunshine     Pe SEER a

Russian Delegation Put Under Heavy Guard Following Report of Plot to Kiil Gromyke

White Russians Said to Have Planned to Ram  Reds’ Auto With Truck

Smashing Of Car With Beer. Truck Seheme Reported   White Russians Believed Behind Intrigue; Delegation Escorted To Meeting Under Protective Convoy

Police Guard Soviet Delegation After White Russian Plan Is Revealed

YELW EMPIN APY WAT DATA _ FS AARC TIN REESE ANTES “IESE IE  ADA TEN SEINE SITTERS ROCESS TESST,  Army Rejects Hitch-Hiking Volunteer In Korea

Legislative Summary: VETERANS  Vets Fail to Get State Bonus; Rehabilitation. Housing Aids Increased

Effective Controls On Lobbying Turned Down Cold by ’*51 Legislature

Legislative Summary: SE Cc  Legislators Backed Down On ‘Secrecy’ Bills After Widespread Opposition

Trucking Lobby Had Its Own Way In 1951 Session of State Legislature

Liquor, Beer Lobbyists W orked Hard, But Failed To Get Their Bills OKd

6 of Family Drown in Car  Father, Grandmother and 4 Children Die

GOVERNMENT ENTERS. THREATENED STRIKE   Atiempt Being Made To Avett Walkout Of All-American Aijirwarc<e Pilots

Curbs Too Late  Contend Solons   Senator Douglas Urges Immediate Increase In Taxes.

Solons Favor Controls; Fear Timing Late   Some Senators Calls for Higher Taxes as Best Curb on Inflation

Freeze May Be Too Late, Fear   Senators Are Agreed Controls Had to Come

Many Solons Feel. Freeze Came Too Laie   Senator Capehari Outspoken About Delay in. Action

AGREE ON URGENCY   orl OOO FlC WhO! wees tw a  Most Members of Congress Feel Controls Were  Inevitable

CONTROLS SEEN COMING T00 LATE   “Congress Members Hold Varied Views. On Order

AGREE ON URGENC\   Most Members of Congress Feel Controls Were  Inevitable

Disastrous Flood Sweeps Through  Eastern Kansas  North Topeka Evacuated Fort Riley Being Cleared

50,000 Homeless, Topeka Cut In Two By Raging Waters   $10,000,000 Added To $85,000,000 In Damage To Farmlands, Cities; 10,000 Soldiers In Two Camps Forced Out; Rains Continue With No End In Sight, Says Weatherman

TEXAS ACCOUNTS FOR NEARLY HALF OF DECREASED COTTON CROP ESTIMATE FOR NATION

Willacy Keeps Wine and Bee!  1,085 Voters ‘Dry’ But 1,130 Against

Rail Strike Causes Steel Plant To Close   17,000 Workers ldied By Walkout Of Union

Churchill Is on Spot Over British Recognition of Communist Chinese

Hansen, Dedham, Member— Governor Names Group to Study Utilities Commission

Utility Unit For lowa To Be Studied   Beardsley Names Nine To Explore Idea, Renort in °53.

UPDEGRAFF ONE OF NINE NAMED BY BEARDSLEY   Towa Demos Asked For Commission in Wo of Camnaicns

a MIEN NAMED TO REPORT UN  AEGULATIONS   Beardsley Thinks Time Ripe to Present Situation to Legislature.

Beardsley Named Group to Study Utility Regulation  Creston Publisher Is Member of 9-Ma:

Another Newsprint  Price Boost Fearec  Johnson Asks DiSalle Te Head Gff $9 Per Ton  Increance

Three Rescued From ley Lake Wallenpaupack After Clinging To Capsized Boat 90 Minutes

Russian Press Hits U.S. Plan On Disarmament   Declares Acheson Failed To Offer Definite Solution

Soviet Press Razzes Plan   Says Acheson Draws No Weighty Conclusion In Arms Speech

Plan To End World Tension Attacked....  Red Press Flouts Arms Census Plea

Harriman, Churchill In Meeting   Top Level Conference Will Prepare For Washington Talks With President

Averell Harriman, Premier Discuss Britain's Troubles  Stock Market Falls  To New Lows for tual Ca." bhai Mm...

London Stock Market Plunges as Churchill Opens Talks for U. S. Aid

Truman Restores Likeness of Unity To Demo Party  President Stands to   President Stands to Get Big Portion of 10-Point Plan Passed

Democrats To Support  President   Some Republicans Blast Truman's Annual Message

Avoca: Students Put on Probation  Ketion Taken Atter” initiation Backfires *

Briton Denies Making $100,000.00 In Sales of U.S. Army Surplus Goods

College Athletic Association Official Foresees No Football on TV Next Year

_ —UN MOVEMENTS CLOSELY GUARDED—  Armed Reds Line Road Leading Into Kaesong

Chinese Soldiers Bearing American And British Weapons Guard Envoys.   Photoaraphers Provide First Truce News

Photographers Tell Of Trip to Kaesong, Site of Peace Talks  City Closely Guarded By Commies, Envoys’ Movements Restricted

Shabby, Well Armed Chinese Troops Line 5-Mile Stretch Of ‘Neutral’ Road

20 Die in Fire at Rest Home   Flash Blaze Traps 10 Patients in Bed

Cardinal Claims Virgin Mary Appeared Three Times-To Pope Pius During 1950

PopeClaims Virgin Mary Appeared To Him Three Times During Holy Year

Vatican Prelate Says Vir gin Mary Appeared Thrice to Pope in 1950

Cardinal Says Virgin Mary Appeared Three Times to Pope During Holy Year

New Social Security Law May Have Made You Eligible for Benefts      You Must Apply Befor. March 31 to Obtain Fall Payment

Reminder. is:Issued to: Countians About Back Social Security Pay

Chew Tobacco, Save Teeth  Doctor Savs Practice Cuts Down on Cavities

But Heavy Fighting Soon Hinted Unless  RaacddiazalL Dual peauiccK DI OnGii

10 Days Remain Before Expiration of Provisional Korean Gease-tire Line

House Group Votes on Plan  To Hike Taxes   Seeks Decision On Excise Levies To Add One Billion

Seaway Backers Hope for Action From Congress   _Association Opens Its Meeting at Detroit; Badger Group Present

SEAWAY GROUP URGES ACTION   Open Campaign To Spur Congress To Move On Project

LN OF GOVERNMENT ASKED BY RADIO  Anti - Communist Russian Says Soviet People Now Ripe For Major Revolt

Offer To Pay $120,000 Fines Gains Results   Reveal Release Can't Be Expected ‘Before Thursday’

Reds Accept $120,000  For Airmen   Hungary Approves Offer of U. S.  To Pay ‘Ransom’

Murder of U. S: Prisoners by Chinese. Commies Condemned by Pres. Truman   eays Massacre in Korea Most Uncivilized Thing That Has Hapnened in ION Yéaare

U.N. LEADERS SHOCKED BY ATROCITIES   Commanders Were Unaware Report of Slaying of 5,500 U. S. Prisoners Was to Be Made.

Truman Calls Action Most Uncivilized   Official Reports  Of Murder Charges Have Not Arrived  At Nation’s Capitol

Truman Berates POW Massacre  Most Uncivilized Act In Last Century

Surprise Statement On Atrocities Rocks Army   SOME OFFICERS SKEPTICAL; STRAINED TRUCE NEGOTIATIONS MADE MORE PROBLEMATICAL

Top Military Men Stunned By Big Total   Report By Hanley Came As Surprise; Clarification Sought

WORST CRIME OF CENTURY,  TRUMAN SAYS OF ATROCITIES; CIVES HINTS ON MESSAGES 

Truman Assails  Prisoner Slaying  _ Murder of Americans ls Termed Uncivilized

President Silent On Use Of Atom   POW Slayings Called Most Uncivilized Act Of Last Century

TRUMAN FLAYS POW MURDERS   Declines Comment On Use of Atomic Weapons In Korea.

Allies Control Mountains South Of Chorwon In Butter Fighting For Important Base

Chorwon Heights Slowly Climbed By UN Troops  Reds Give Way In Center As Flurries Of Snow Swir!] Down —

U.N. Troops Gain Heights In Battle  For Chorwon   Enemy Losing . Last-Ditch Stand For Traffic Hub And Suovplv Base

ALLIED TROOPS TAKE HEIGHTS NEAR CHORWON   Reds Withdraw Along War Front North Of Parallel

REDS AT CHORWON SLOW UN ADVANCE      Foe Makes Last - Ditch Stand At Outskirts of Road Hub

Allies Slowly Gain In Drive For Rail Hub   Reds Slowly Yielding !r Laest-Ditch Stand For Vital Chorwon

Reds Slowly Yield In Chorwon Battle  Allies Retake Height  In Bitter Fighting

Fight Seesaws For Vital Hub  Communists Yielding Slowly   Communists Yielding Slowly Before Allies’ Doaaed Drive

Reds Appear Slowly Yielding In Desperate Fight for Town  Alliad Tenanc Drive Rack iin Hich Hil!

No Punch Leff In Lawmaking GOP In Lansing  Lack Of Leadership Causes Dry Rot

Defense Mobilizer Wilson Has No Intention of Quitting under Fire from Labor Now

'Defense Mobilization Boss Doesn't Intend to Resign ‘Under Fire From Labor

Asserts Truman Authorized Him To Take Post   Mobilizer Chief Says Full Policy Control Put in His Hands

MORRISVILLE SEWER SYSTEM BIDS OPENED   Are Yet To Be Tabulated; Contract Award Date Is Undetermined   FOR THE AUTHORITY

Rescue Vessels Unable To Fix Exact Position.  75 Entombed British Told To Try Escape; None Sighted So Far

British Navy Vessel 198 Feet Below In English Channel   U-Boat Fails To Use Emergency Escape Equipment; Code Too Faint To Pinpoint Exact Location

Signals Heard From Sunken Sub   Rescue Ships Hover Over Luckless Vessel

But So Weak Full Contact Is Not Reached   No Answer to Rescuers Message to Try Under Water Escape

Signals Heard From Sunken British Sub   Rescuers Unable To Determine Exact Position of Craft

RESCUE FLEET CONVERGES ON AREA   Try To Fix Exact Position Of Luckless Craft  CREW MEMBERS   Urged To Try Underwater Escape; Scene Is Near Isle Of Wight

Faint Signals Heard From Sunken Sub   Reseue Craft Hovering In Channel Area Fail To Spot Survivors

Hear Signals From Sunken British Sub: Beain Rescue Work   75 Men Entombed In Ship on Bottom Of English Channel

Ships Converge Over Sunken British Sub   Hear Faint Signals From U-Boat With 75 Men Trapped Inside Early Today

Rescuers Hear Faint Signals From Sub Crew  Craft 198 Feet Down: Hope Is Shaky : Kar 75 Men

Crew Radioed To Attempt Escape  Sub Emits Faint Signals, But Location Is Uncertain

British Sub Found sunk   Unable To Figure Exact Spot, But Know General! Area

Drouth Takes Big C rop Toll Throws State   Reports Indicate Loss in Millions: No Relief in Sight

SEIN ERIN We VSA DS  Follow Cues, Roles Written By God, Thespian Urges

Hit Heart of Red Power.   Armistice Offer To Communists May Come Soon

New Atomic Weapons Are  The Deadliest   Latest Tests Reveal Hydrogen Bomb Is Almost Devetoped

Eniwetok Tests Prove Progress On New Bombs  Nation's Ability to   Nation's Ability to Recover From Blows Is Also Strengthened

EJECT OL FRTOTI VV CO OI  Tested, Planned Eniwetok Officials Reveal

Atomic Weapons Used in Eniwetek Tests Reported Deadliest Ever Devised by U. 5.

New Atom Weapon: Proved Deadliest Ever Designed  New and More Tests  Are Planned Toward  7S

Gen. WArthucs Eenews iF oreion Polley Attack   Eniwetok 1951: Dean Reports On Nation’s Atomic “/eanons

Clark School Gives Operetta  In Quest of Santa Clau: Pracanted: Ear Parant-

Commodity Exchanges Stir Agreeable Raw Cotton Price Ceiling is Sought by DiSalle

OPS To Put Ceiling On Raw Cotton   Some Food Products Removed From Unde! Controls By DiSalle

OPS Orders Quick Action to Set a Ceiling on Cotton   Removes Sugar, Farm Products From Control

PS Prepares To Put Ceilings On Raw ‘Cottor   DiSalle Orders Price Levet To Appease Farm Bloc, Keep Clothing Cost Low

Hurry Order By DiSalle To Put Lid Over Cotton  i oes Len  2a . . ee   Ceilings Will Try To Please South, Clothing Buyers

Clothing Prices Will Be Kent Within Bounds  Southern Senators — To Be “Appeased” . By New OPS Order

COTTON PRICE CEILING SET   45 Cents A Peund Level Believed O. K. For - All Concerned

Expee t Ceiling  On Raw Cotton At Compromise   Price Stabilization _ Office Hopes To Set Suitable Market Price

Compromise Set In War On Cotton Prices  DiSalle Says No To + Complete De-Control  Demanded By South

OPS Ceiling. On Cofton Is To Be Posted   Agency Seeks to Appease Southern Senators With Price Around 45 Cents

Price of Raw  Cotton Is Set  Several Other OPS Actions Announced

OPS Pushes For Clamp On Colfon   DiSalle Seeks Price Appeasing Dixie Senators

May Be Set Around 45 Cents ..  Raw Cotton Price. Ceiling Is Awaited

45‘ Cotton ‘Ceiling Seen By DiSalle  Director Hopes Price to Induce

DiSalle Tries to Appease Cotton Senators, Avert  Price Jump   A CEILING ON OILS   Sugar and Unprocessed Farm Products Removed From Control

Ceilings on Raw  Cotton Is Readied By OPS Officials  : 45 Cents per Pound  W/....JyL] Di, ii i

Cotton Curbs Set To Please Dixie Solons:   Commodity Exchanges Slated: To Open’ As. ‘DiSalle Asks Speed

DI SALLE ORDERS QUICK CEILINGS ON RAW COTTON   Figure To Be Placed To . Suit Southern Senators, Keep Clothes Prices Dowr

Clothing Prices Wil! Be Kept Within Bounds  Southern Senators To Be “Appeased”

NEW RULINGS ANNOUNCED BY 0.P.5.   Higher Ceilings Scheduled For Raw Cotton  SUGAR      Taken From Control List; Restrictions Are Off Raw Farm Products

OPS Prepares to Put Ceiling on Raw Cotton   Enough to Appease South, Keep Clothing Prices in Line

OPS Will Fix Raw Cotton Price Soor   llopes To Appease Southern Senators   “nprocessed Farm Prod ucts Below Parity Removed From Control

OPS Prepares To Put Ceiling On Raw Cotton   Hint 45-Cent Figure To Spur Qutput, Keep Clothes Prices Down

Raw Cotton Ceiling Will Be Raised   Expect Level of Close to 45 Cents Will Appease Southern Senators

DiSalle Speeds Order Easing @ stton Controls   Seeks Compromise Between Demands Of Growers, Public

DiSalle Readies Coffon Ceilings  Cammodity Exchanges Aided By New Orders

Price Office Attempts To. Fix Ceiling On Raw Cotton To Satisfy Both Sides

OPS Plans Raw Cotton Ceiling, Low Enough to Keep Down Clothing Price, High Enough to Please South

Says MacArthur Violated ‘Policy’ Not An ‘Order’   General Says MacArthur Cautioned Against Sending Troops To Yalu River

Collins Insists Gen. MacArthur Violated U. S. Policy in  Sending Americans fo Border Staff Chief Does Not Accuse Him of Violating an Order

Doesn’t Accuse Ousted General of Flouting ‘Order’ From Chiefs   Story Is Unshaken By Cain Attack   Witness Says Policy ‘Clearly Enunciated’ By JCS Not Followed

Collins Back-Tracks On Charges Of Insubordination By MacArthur But Insists ‘Violation Of Policy”

MacArthur ‘Violated A Poliey’   Fired General Didn’t Disobey An Orde! Specifically, Gen Collins Says

GEN. COLLINS INSISTS POLICY VIOLATED   Senators Exchange Words With Chief Over Previous Testimony

NEW MILITARY BASES PROPOSED   CONGRESS ASKED FOR. $6. 561,262,000 FOR CONSTRLUC. TION PROGRAM.

News Briefs  Around the: Tri-State   MERCHANTS MEETING AT 6:15 TONICHT

Labor Govt. Not Willing To Go Jo War Over Oi Technicians in Iran

DOTS NAT AE RT eee Se: RL NN  Two-Foot High Yule Tree Stands Bravely Outside Bunker in Korea

Fox Company’s Battered Tree...  Ghosts of Christmases Past   Yuletide Spirit Fades on-Korea Battlefront

Men in Front Lines of Korea Live With Memories Of Peaceful Christmas Spent Around Loved Ones

LABEL TAFT ‘T00 EARLY’   Eisenhower To Announce  Availability Soon, Backers Feel

Backers For ‘Tke’ Feel Taft Is ‘Too Early’   Eisenhower Group Says Announcement ls Premature

—IKE’S BACKERS SILENT— ‘Too Early’, Reaction To Taft Announcement

‘IKE’ EXPECTED TO MAKE EARLY DECISION IN WAKE OF TAFT ANNOUNCEMENT

Eyes On ‘Ike’  After Tafi’s  Declaration Some Feel Ohioan  fDi... fiers Tan. Snnr   Some Feel Ohioan Came Qut Too Soon For G.G.P. Spot

Taft May Be  In Too Soon   Ike Backers Say General! Must Decide By February

Eisenhower Backers Take ‘Too karly Attitude Toward T aft Announcement

Backers Of lke Say Taft Starts Out ‘Too Early’   Ohio Senator Blasts Truman's Health, Spending Policies

Taft Lists Main Issues Of Campaign      “We” Backers Want Him To Announce Candidacy

Taft’s Non-Surprise Announcement Branded “Too Early” By Ike Backers

Tke’s Backers Say Taft “Too Early’   Senate Colleagues Think Ohio Solon Took Risky Course

Removal Brings Fear in Japan,  Dulles Declares   General’s Dismissal  Will Not Affect  Peace Treaty

Dulles Claims: Japanese Fear  Ouster Result.      'M: thur Discharge Makes Them Uneasy Over “Tust Peace” _

Noted Republican Woman Resigns As National Leader   Mrs. Worthington Scranton, Committeewoman Since ’28  Resigns Due To Health

Ohio Bookies Face Wire Service Loss   Final Hearings Are Openec By Utilities Group   Farlier Hearings

‘FINAL HEARINGS TODA Y— Bookies Face Possible  Loss Of Wire Service

Crackdown Neat On Race Bookies With Ohio Law  saetiwa vb f"‘aeoanr   Wire Service Cutoff Is Objective of Case Before Commission

Study on the Needs of Road:   Committee at Work on How  To Secure Funds

Committee Meets On Road Problems  To Study Whether More Funds Needed

Floods Shift With Rain to  South Kansas   ‘Kaw Dropping as Crest Moves Downsteam at  Near Record Levels

ADMINISTRATION HOGTIED  GOP-Dixiecrat Coalition  To Control House Moves

Chinese in Dire Trouble, Senators Informed: M’Arthur Views Scored

Threatened to Leave U. §. Going It Alone   Denies MacArthur Forbidden Right To Express Views

Marshall Says Orders Defied   Statements Threatened to Leave Country Without Allies in Crisis

‘Uneasiness’ Created, He Tells Wiley   Collective Action In Far East Was Endangered, Secretary Savs

Devine Hears Request to Lump Assets of Rochelle Grain Firm   Christian: Scientists Will Get  Hearing on Treated Water Issue

‘Scientist x Faces Hearing  Held For Contempt When He Won't Taik

Scientist Accused Of Slipping Secre   Mr. ‘X’ Faces Charge OF Contempt, in Court During Open Hearing

“Scientist X”. Ordered Held  For Contempt  Weinberg Refuses To Answer Queries

“Scientist X” Arrested On Contempt Charges In Federal Sny Probe Case

‘Scientist X’ Is Held for Contempt Of Federal Court  Professor Refuses To Answer Grand Jury Questions

Scientist Cited for ;Contempt; Refuses to lTalle to US Crand dure

Dth Division Ready for Chinese Drive  "We'll Knock Hell Out of Them,’ Maj.  Prom Crrifa Cruwe

Chinese May Hit Central Front Soon—   Jumpoff Expected during Full Moon, UN Forces Ready

U.S. General at Front Says Big Red ‘Offensive May Come at Any Moment

Weather At Yuma   Red Drive May Be Launched in Korea   U. S. General Says Offensive May Be Started Soon On the Central Front

Red Offensive May Be Imminent On Central Front   Commies Favor Attacking During Full Moon Period

Enemy May~ Strike Under Full Moon   American General Says Foe May Hit 25th Division

Red Assault Expected on Central Front   United... Nations. Forces...Are. Confident. That.They: ‘Will Be-.Able:- to... Hurl “ Back Enemy Drive. i

U.N. Troops Brace For Red Offensive On Central Front   Believe Chinese Plan ‘Full Moon' Attack

Allied Army Set to Halt Red Assault   Enemy Offensive Expected During Present Full Moon

All Out Offensive Is _ Expected To Jump Off In Present Full Moon   General . P. Swift Has Crack Divisions All Set For Long Threatened Communist Attack.

Rumors Flying Around Capital   ‘Hodges Expected To Run For Governor -

GOVERNOR RACE RUMORS FLARING   Potential Candidates Keep ‘ing Quiet On “Blection Plans — W. B. Umstead Only. Maior Runner.:

Congress Group Continues Price Rollback Study   Seek Source Of Promises To Cattlemen

Top Stabilization Officials Quizzed On Order Rolling Back Cattle Prices

Solons Seek to Find Out Exactly What Government Officials Said Earlier on Price Rollbacks

Probers Ask: ‘Who Pledged No Rollback?’  Johnston, DiSalle Called In Flare-up Over Cattle Prirea

PROBE PRESSED ON BEEF CATTLE ROLLBACK ORDER   Mouse Agriculture Committee Sets Out To Learn What lect: eral Officials Told  Producers.

House Wants To Know Just What Was Said   Probes Statements Made to Cattlemen By OPS Officials Earlier Thic Year

House Seeks Information On Rollback Price Order   “Cattlemen Declare Assurance Statéd _ No Cuts Proposed

Seek Promise Officials Made To Cattlemen  Stock Raisers Claim They Were Assured OFNo U SS Rallhack

House Group ‘Feels Pulse’ On Controls  Agriculture Body Seeks To Pin Dow:

Bill Outlawing Commun ist Party In Pennsylvania Wins Final A pproval In Assembly

Bill Outlawing Communist Party Gets Assembly OK   Goes to Governor for Signature; Strict Measure Put Through Under Bi-partisan Sponsorship at Harrisburg.

Anti-Red Measure Sent to Fine  Measure Outlaws Communist Party In Pennsylvania

Tom Briggs Heads Highway 36 Group   Leo Moren Is National Vice-President.

0536 Group Votes  More Promotion   Belleville Man Named First Vice-President of National Association

Contiscate Gold On British Ship  300 Pounds Allegedly Were Aboard Vessel!

Track Attorney Claims Costello Sold Protection   Bookmakers Left After $60,000 Payment Was Made

Costello Hired To Oust Bookies  From Race Track   Attorney Says $60,000  Eee Paid for ‘Fine Job’

Says Costello Was Effective ‘Turf Employee   Gambling Figure Was Paid To Rid Race Track of Bookmakers, Levy Says   BULLETIN

Senates Crime Probers Tackling Gamblers First   Right Witnesses On Today’s Slate As Big Week Long Hearing Gets Underway In N. Y.

Top Gamblers Summoned for Crime Hearing   Frank Erickson and Joe Adonis Slated To Talk to Senate Investiaators

Paid Costello To Rid Track Of Bookmakers   License Loss Threatened Unless Gaming Halted. Raceway Lawyer Says

Track Chief Pays $60,000   Costello Paid to Bar Bookmakers Is Claim

Crime Probers Hear Costello's Bookie Control   Alleged Bigtime Hoodlums to Face Kefauver Group

Paid $60,000 to Rid Track of Bookmakers   Reesevelt Raceway Counsel Tells Story te Senate Committee

Probers Call All-Star Cast   Erickson, Adonis Get Top  BRilliac jin Crime Oniz

Hired Gambler To Rid Track Of Bookies   Raceway Counsel Paid Frank Costello $60,000 to Do Job

Red Jets Steal Korean Show In Mid-Air Crash; Ground Fighting Slows   Squires In. Polk Are Threatened   Kefauver Crime Hunters Open Big Hearing: In New York With All-Star Cast Witnesses

Ehtkson, Adonis Go Before  Crime Probers In New York   WEEK-LONG HEARINGS OPENED BY KEFAUVER COMMITTEE ON CRIME INVESTIGATION

vie F Crime Probers Hear Gangsters   And Politivian   Would Determine Ho Ai ‘Solid Links’ Between Groups si Yn N.Y,

Crime Quiz Moves to New York   Public Hearings Start ing There With “All Star Cast’.

—CRIME PROBE— Levy Tells Of Drive On Bookies   ERICKSON AND ADONIS CALLED

Big-Time Gamblers To Face     Spotlight Today In Senate  Crime Hearings In New York:

New York Crime Investigation Geis Under Way  Racetrack Official Tells Of Payments Tor Frank Cactoalian

Racetrack Hired Costello fo Run Bookies Away   $60,000 Paid Gambling Czar for Job, Senate Crime Probers Told

Costello Paid To Shoo Off Bookies   Racetrack Gave Gambler $60,000, Senators Told

Testifies Costello Was Paid $60,000 To Keep Bookies From Race Track

SENATORS 10 OPEN N.Y. CRIME PROBE   Underworld Figures, Politicians Included Among Witnasses Called

Says Costello Gol $60,000 fo Rid a Track of Bookies   But Raceway Official Can't Explain Influence by Gambling Figure.

FINAL CRIME PROBE OPENS IN NEW YORK   Convicted Bookie, Many Others Due  To Face Queries

GAMBLERS FACE CRIME INQUIRY   Senale Committee Opem Hearings In New York With Kingpins OF Racket: Yo Be Onigved.

Track Official Tells of Hiring (Frank Costello to Oust Bookies   ADMIT $20,000 DEAL REMIKWT Ie €¢°970 000

ENEMY DEAD STACK UP  One-Sided Casualty Totals Show UN Retreat Successful

Grandparents Get Care Of Orphans   Eleven Children Left After Crash Fatat To. Parents

A Big Responsibility Eleven Orphans Placed In Care of Grandparents

Play it Safe   Mid-Year Total Of Divisions In  Army To Hit 24   Nation’s Current Goal Of Over 3,000,000 Persons In The Armed Services May Be Boosted, Chief Of Staff Announces

Army Proposes Doubling Of Original Estimate _  For Combat Divisions   Top Officials Support Plan To Draft 18-Year-Olds And Establish Universal Military Training To Aid Defense

Collins Sees 24 Divisions Early In July  Joint Chiefs Cite Manpower Needs

Armed Forces Goal May Have To Be Raised   Admiral Sherman Says Navy May Take 27Month Draftees

‘ARMY STRENGTH TO BE RAISED BY NEXT JULY   Will Be Equivalent To 2: Combat Divisions, Collins Says   MILITARY MANPOWER GOAL TO BE UPPED

Army Goal 14 Divisions By Mid-Year   18 Actual Divisions, Many Combat Units Included In Big Aim

24 Divisions by July Is Goal of Army Chief   Gen. Collins Urges Approval of Draft of 18-year-old Lads

Army Planning Almost Double Combat Power   Collins Saye Goot Is 24 Combet Divisions, Backs 8-Year-Glds Draft

aneral That Noakes of stan ions By June I  URGES 18-YEAR DRAFT Agrees With: Admiral Sherman on General Increase  of Forces”

‘24 Combat Divisions By July 1’   Army Chief of Staff Says Additional Forces Necessary; Urges Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Now

Army io Reach 24 Divisions by July 1   Chief of Staff Savs Earlier igure  5.162.205 Must Be Upped Krom 12 to 14 Combat Divisions

Big 4 Parley Up To Russia   Western Powers To So Advise Gromyko Today.

West Agrees Peace Par ley  Up to Russia   US, Britian, France Have Gone As Far As They Can on Agenda

Legislator Charges Governor “Condoned and Urged” Playing Politics in Road Department

Blames Smith On Road Bill   3c Gas Tax Bill Passes House, Goes to Sennte .

UN Negotiators Offer to Trade Land With Reds  Offer 200 Square Mi In East Korea If Red

2 and 1/2 Mile Buifer Zone Is Proposed —   Area Would Roughly Follow Present Battle Line

UN Offers To Give Up 200 Square Miles   Present Battle Line Would Be Followed; Neds Ready To Palk

UN-Proposed Buffer Zone Rough-  Jy Would Follow Present Battle Line; Reds Have Insisted That Line Be Along 33th Parallel   ANSWER OF REDS EXPECTED TONIGHT

Temperatures   U.N. Offers Land Swap To End War   Will Yield Eastern Zone For Equal Area in West, Red Truce Officers Told

Communists To Answer Tonight   Reds Appear Anxious To Start New Series of Truce Talks ;

(214-Mile ‘Buffer’ ‘Demanded   Wonld Follow   Would Follow Present Lme

Propose 212 Mi. Buffe Lone Across Korea To Protect Peace Parley   Reds To Reply Tonight Whether They Will Drop Insistence For Line On 38th Parallel.

Would Give Up Area On East Front   Communists Hint They'll Drop 38th  Parallel Demands

Farm Bureau Opposed To Price Controls   Steep Taxation Program Opposed By Organization

Hike In Taxes Urged By Farr iGroup Leader   Kline Says Boosts Can Halt Inflation -Better Than Curbs

Raised Tax  Being Urged   Farm Group Prefers  Action To Controls

CITY QUEEN EVEN]   Miss Lawrence to Be Chos: en at Jaycee Dinner Tomorrow Night   WINNER TO THE ROYAL

Newsman Claims Information on Chinese Intervention in Korea Withheld by ‘Mac’

Compromise bull  Military Training Measure Headed For Certain Approva

Compromise Draft Bill Receives House Approval   Bill Now Goes To Truman; Measure Provides For Lowering Age Limit. Extending Service

Draft-UMT Bill Exoected To Win House Approval  Okay of Compromise Act Will Send it To White House

HOUSE PASSES BILL LOWERING DRAFT AGE TO 18¥ YEARS   Passage Lays Groundwor! For U. M. T., Requires Service For 24 Months

House Approval Of Draft-UMT Bill Certain  Compromise Okay Will Send Measure

Both Houses Approve New Draft Action   Tenman Expected to Sign Legislation Which Also Sets Groundwork for Eventnal TMT

Congress Sends to President Bill Lowering Draft Age to 1814 And Laying Groundwork for UMT

House Okays Draft Bill    Truman Expected to Sign Meastire Lowering Age Limit to 1844 Years

Predict Passage Draft-UMT Bill   House Seems Certain to Approve Compromise Legis lation Today, Sending It to Truman

CUTS DRAFT AGE 10 18:   Law Extending Draft Through 1955, Requiring Two Years’ Service, Sent to President.

Bill Lowering Draft Age Sent lo President 7   Cuts Six Months Off . Present Minimum; Extends Law to 1955

Foundation For UMT In  Compromise   Age Limit Lowered To 181; Old Bill Expires Saturday

House Passes Draft Bill   Measure Lowers Draft Age To 18}, Loys Groundwork For UMT

House Approval Of Draft-UMT Appears Certain   Lower Chamber Te Yote On Compromise Law Senators Have Okayed

Draft Bill To President   Provides 24-Month Draft for Men From 18! to 26

Measure Goes To Truman Nov  For Signature  Puts Draft Age at 181: Provides Universal Military Training

New Draft Bill Sent To President   Truman Expected To Sign Mecsure Passed by House

Compromise Bill Passed In House; Lowers Draft Age   Groundwork for UMT Is Laid; Extends Draft Act

House Approval Of UMT Certain  Bill Reduces Draft  Age. Extends Servic i 2 ae as =f  See

Draft Bill On Way To The President   Law Passes With Age 18 1-2; Time Now 24 Months

Draft-U.M.T. O.K. Slated In House Today  Approval Will Send Measure To Truman For Final Action

Induction Age Minimum Set at 183 Years   Basis for Universal Training Laid; All 18-26 Must Register

New Draft Bill To White House   To White House  Sets Induction Age At 18% Years; Paves Tha Wavy far TI MT

Compromise Manpower Plan -Voted   Measure Requires — Registration of All Men From 18 to 26

Approval Seen In House Vote On Draft Bill       “Measure SI Include UMT™ Study. By Five-Mau Group-

 —HOUSE— Draft UMT Compromise  Okay Seen   Truman May Get  Measure Today

Vote Expected Today on Compromise  sncenainiiiniahasaienta “mene nse trem ree ho Ni, mn mem  Approval of UMT Proposal in House Appears Certain   Draft-Universal Military Training Plan Would Take 183-Year-Olds for 24 Months; Senate Has Okayed

House to Pass Bill Setting Up UMT Commission  Male Aliens Admitted On Permanent Basis Liable to Serve

Temperatures   House Appreves Measure Laying Groundwork For Universal Training

HOUSE SENDS NEW DRAFT BILL TO WHITE HOUSE   Lowers Age to 18'4 Years; Lays Groundwork for UMT.

House Ready To Approve Draft-UMT  Compromise   Ruling Is Extended Four Years, Period  Of Service Is More

COMPROMISE IS BEING OUTLINED ‘ON DRAFT LAW   House Prepares To Speed Measure— Definite Regulations Are Made In Double  Measure.

PATOKA LIONS AND LADIES = “WELCOMING HOSTS” TO  DR AND MRS Tt P RASCH

PATOKA LIONS AND LADIES  “WELCOMING HOSTS” TO Whe ANWR MPC FO OPO ORASCH

Albania Rebels Reported Beater by Red Regime   Invasion by 3,000 Unconfirmed; Russia Aids Her Satellite

West To Stand Pat On’ Atomic Energy Checks  ‘Ask EffectiveCarb =

Big 3 In UN Standing Pat On Atom Ban  Cantral Meacnre   Control Measure Still Is Demanded   Firm Answer Given Nervo To Request That West Modify Position

Reply Given To Assembly Head During Closed Talk   Padilla Proposes West Change Stand For Russian Plan

Big Three Firm On Atom Contro  UN Chief Refutes Memorandum Report

Allies Firm On Bomb Control   Reply Made To Plan Outlined By Mexican Envoy

West Standing Pat on Demand For Arms Limit   Reply fs Offered — In Answer to UN Chief's Memorandun

Seek Effective Controls Before Banning A-Bomt   U.S., Britain And — France Inform U.N. Assembly President Of Bia Three Goal

Big Four Parleys Fail fo Bridge Gap Between East, West   U. S., Britain, France Deny Accord With Soviet Russia

WILL MODIFY 10% INCREASE WILSON SAYS   Mobilization Director : Heard In Plea For A United Effort

Waae Policies Being Modified, ODM Chief Says   Wilson Calls For ‘Giant Effort’ In Defense Buildup In Next Three Year:

Decision Soon on Question of Wage Increases   Wilson Tells Natior That Policies Are Be ing Modified Again’

Wilson Indicates Another Change in Wage Policy   Calls for Giant Effort In Next Three Years to Build Up Productior

Wilson Reports Wages to Rise  Mobilization Director Gives Picture to Natio

Mobilization Chie! Tells Of Hear.  And Sacrifices Wilson Says Woge  And Price: Policies UF fc hd aditiad

Hints Early Decision On Wages   In Talk to People Wilson Says Policies Being Modified; Urge Giant Production Effor

Wilson Hints Wage Policy Change Due   10% Formula Likely te Be Revised Upward. Mobilizer’s Aide Says

Wage Policies Being Modified Again—Wilson   Early Decision on Problem Possible

‘Wilson Hints Wage Ceiling ToGo Higher   WSB Ruling Slated To Be Modified By Director Iohnajan” ”

Kar ly Decision Expec ‘ted on Wave Policies   Mobilization Director Wilson Urges Giant Three-Year Effort to Build ©.S8 Production

Early Decision Expected on How High They Can Go   Wilson Calls for Big Build Up of U. S. Production

Higher Wage Ceiling Will Be Granted   Economic Boss Johnston to Appease Angry Labor  l andare

Wage Policies To Be Modified Mobilizer Says   Decision on Touchy Question Due Soan; ‘Giant Effort’ Uraed

POSSIBILITY OF EARLY DECISION ON PAY CEILINGS   Wilson States Wage Policies Being Modified

Decision Believed Near for Higher Ceiling on Wages   Wilson Hints at Modification in Move to Stabilize Cost of Living

Modify Wage Ceiling   Hint of Early Decision On Touchy Question Is Given by Mobilization Director in Broadcast

Wilson Promise: Early Decision On Wage Hikes   Stabilization Directors Seeks To Unite Nation

Says Wage Policies  ‘Are Being Modified   Early Decision on Touchy -Question Hinted by Mobilization Director Wilson in Radio Broadcast—Change in 10 Per Cent Ceiling Expected.   CALLS FOR “GIANT EFFORT"

MOBILIZATION LEADER GIVES DEFENSE AIMS   Hard Times Ahead Until Readjustments Made, He Declares.

( ‘hange W ave P olie vy Again   Ten Percent Formula to Be Modified. Wilson  Savs

Early Decision On Wage Lids Seen By Wilson  TT... ....% Be. 322... 2?   Upward Modification Predicted On 10 Pct.  Ceiling On Raises

Wilson Speech Hints Change dn Pay Formuta   Mobilizer Asks Giant Effort Over Next Three Years

EX-WIFE THINKS IT’S FINE Texas Playboy Insists He’ll Wed Cairo Dancer

iran May Play Ball With UN  But Security Council Can't Intarvane

President Says Only Way fo Dea With Present World Emergency Is fo Meet All Force With Force

Force Must Be Met with Force, Says President   Explains Dislike But Says Necessary

Truman Says Must Be Ready To Use Force.   President Tells News Conference May Be Gulv Way To Meet  vos Unstolds Bovte

Calls Soviet Agreements Worthless   President Says U.S. — to Put Defenses First, Diplomacy Second

U. S. To Seek Soviet Paets In Meantime   ‘Traman Predicts Party Will-Win In 1952; Asks , Again For Tax Increase

Says Nation To Enforce  Agreements  Politics And Taxes Discussed In Talk Wr.  Pe fae  Pesaran Seer

Truman Seoffs At GOP Moves   Real Issues Lacking, President Says

‘Must Meet Force With More Force’   Must Build Up Armed Strength, Declares Truman

President Rules Out _ Diplomacy In Dealing — With Soviet Problem

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. MUST MEET FORCE WITH FORGE   ' Chief Executive Also” De. fends Boyle, Predicts Democratic Victory

To Continue Efforts for’ Agreements With Russia But Build Up  Power to Enforce Them.

Agreements With Russia Will Still — Be Sought  But America Will Rearm As Precaution, Truman Savs

MEET FORCE WITH FORCE, SAYS TRUMAN   President Endorses Build Up of Arms As Key to Peace

We Still Seek Agreements, President Says   He Sees Need For New Emphasis Lpon Armaments

U.S. to Continue Arms Buildup, Says President   Claims Emergency Calls for Meeting Force With Force

Truman Says U.§. Will Continue To Build Up Strenath      Declares Only Way To Deal With Emergency Is To Meet Force With Force

Force Be Met By  Force   President in Call Again to Raise Ten Billion  More in Taxes

Force the Only Solution Today, President Thinks   President Says He Is Reluctant to Use Power: To Seek Acreements With Russia

Though Wanting Peace, Nation Must Prepare for War   Stern Warning Made by Truman Today at News Conference.

Truman: Meet Force With Force   President Ties Hope for Peace to Arms Buildup

BELIEVES WORD OF BOYLE ABOUT NOFEEONLOAN   Predicts Democrats Will Win, But Doesn’t Answer About Self

Says It Is Only Hope At Present   Sees Stronger Hope for Peace If Defenses : Are Built Up.

Foree Is Only Way  For Peace   President Truman Says US Will Continue To Build Its Armed Strength

Strongest Point  U. S. To Back Peace Search With Arms, Truman Promises

Peace - by-Force Policy Stressed   Truman Pledges U. S. to Never Misuse Power, to Work for Aqreements

U.S. Must Rely on Force in Future. [Dealings With Russia, Truman Says

British Vote Due   President Sees Hopes Of Peace At Highest Point   U.S. To Seek Russian Agreements, But Backed By Arms; Silent On 1952

Washington , (AP}—President Truman said today this country will continue to seek agreements with Russia but will build up its armed strength to.see that

VICTORY FOR DEMOCRATS IN 1952 FORECAST   President Asserts He Believes Boyle Refused RFC Fees

Truman lo Co-operate For Peace   But Means To Arm To See Agreements With Reds Are Kept

Truman Says U.S. Will Arm To Keep Peace   Claims Soviet Union Must be Watched to Avoid Another War

If Force Needed It Will Be Used   Truman Says World Emer. gency May Require Continued Necessity   COMMENTS .ON BOYLE   President Tells Reporter: Demo Chairman Took No Fees

Nation Must Be Strong to Force Reds to Stand by Any Agreements They May Offer

Truman Says Nation Must Rely on Arms   President Says Diplomacy Won’t Work in Future Relations With Russia.

U. 5. Will Back Up Peace Pleas With Arms   President Says Agreements With Reds Sought

U. 5. Must Meet Force with Force Truman Declares   Possibilities for Peace Stronger Now Than Ever

US To Continue To Seek Peace, Truman Asserts   But Will Rearm To See It Keot

COMMUNISTS CALL FOR PRESUMPTION OF KAESiSG MEET   Morale Ked Troops ke vorte ! Deteriorating

MUST EMPLOY FORCE-TRUMAN   President Defends Boyle And Renews Bid For  More Taxes

Truman Sounds New Warning To Russians   U.S. Will Meet Force With Force When Necessary, He Tells Newsmen

Official Label Washed Off Virtual Accusation [hat Communists Framing Double-Cross in Korea

Doesn't Question Facts  Pentagon Backs Down, Rips ‘Official’ Label from Report

MARSHALL EXPLAINS   Yigure of 400,000 Men to Europe kicludes Support

Wash Official Label Off Red Build Up Charge   High Command Disavows Briefing Officer's Statement

It's Not ‘Official,’ But Pentagon Hints Reds Talk Peace While Preparing Trap

Official Label Is Lifted From Assault On Reds; Marshall’s Report Puzzles Pentagon

Official Label \s Off Briefing Officer's Charge   Says Reds Framing Korean Double-Cross

—DOUBLE-CROSS NOT OFFICIAL U.S. Does Not Deny Story Of Red Buildup

Pentagon Disclaims Attack ....  Blast At Reds Is Officer’s Opinion

No One Denies Accuracy — Story of Double-Cross By: Reds Isn't Official

Official Label Is Washed Off On Accusation   Officer’s Statement of Red Build-up Isn’t Given Official Stamp By Dafanca Dant.

(fficer’s Charge * Ruled Unofficial   Accuracy Of Red Frame- Up Report Not Denied

Calls Briefing  Officer's Release  Friday-Comment Marshall Statement  On Army’s Plans Puzzles Officials

Double-Cross Charge Was Not Official   Defense Dept. Washes Hands Of Statement By Briefing Officer Accusine Communists

Accusation Ot ‘Bad Faith’ Not Official   Briefing Officer Only  Making A Comment,  Pentagon Save

Defense Dept.  Disavows Claim Of Double-Cross  Says Briefing Officer's Statement on Korea Merely His Theary

Marshall's Troop Total Is Puzzler  Secretary Bares Plans to Send 400,000 to Europe

US Takes Official Label Off Virtual Accusation That Reds Plan Double-Cross In Korea

Talk of Red Double-cross In Korea Fails To Bring Official Denial

Marshall Contuses Pentagon   Accuracy of Release Not Contested by Defense Department— Europe Troops Double

PENTAGON HAS OFFICIAL TAG OFF WAR TALK   Department Says Buildup Charge Is Officer’s Opinion,

Talk Of Red Buildup Gets  Toned Down   But Officials Leave It Stand On Record; Marshall Siarts Quiz

U. S., Czechoslovakia Trade Economic Punche: Over Newsman’s Fate

President Looks at Worst Flood in U. $. History’   Makes 800-Mile Aerial Survey of Three-State Area

TRUMAN FLIES 680 MILES ON TOUR      ¥IL00D  PRESINENT (CAL DISASTER ONE OF WORST IN U.S. HISTORY.

Engineers Hope Both Dams Will Keep Surging Water From Bottom Land Crops   Truman Sees State's Flooded Area From Air

Flood Tabbed Worst to Hit United States   Congress Establishes $25,000,000 Fund Kae BRoliaf

Alert Detective Nips Plan to Bilk Elderly Man of $10,000   ‘Fixed Race’ Dodge Was Being Tried

Correspondent's Status Restored  Oatis Chief of AP Bureau in Prague

State Roads Improved In $9 Million Program Local Projects Slated

lran Plans Barter Dea! With Russia   Hopes To Offset Economic Squeeze By Great Britain

lran Prepares Trade Deal with Russia—   To Offset British Boycott of Goods To Iran

lran Preparing To Rush Througt Deal With Reds   May Sign With Soviets for Products Cut Off by Britain

Communists Move Up Fresh Supplies Despite Peace Talks  Apparantly Preparing For New Offensive In Case Negotiations Fail

IDRAB WEATHER SCENE   Forecast ‘Calls for Snow, Rain ot Drizzle for Moat of State

& DON’T EXPECT TO LIVE FOREVER’  ke Briefs NATO Leaders  On European Requirements

RELEASED IN $10,000 BAIL, FORMER BRISTOL MAN AWAITS TRIAL ON A _ MURDER CHARGE: RETURNS TO PHILA.   Edward John Cook To Be Tried on Sharge of Shooting Wilfred H. David at Plant of Seaboard Container ! Corp., in Bristol Township, on September 1st—Bor rowed Gun to Shoot Rats.

BABY AIRLIFT IN PROGRESS   Commercial Planes Fi Berlin Exports Despite Reds

Baby Airlift In Operation   Brings Berlin Export Products to West Germany Over Russ Overland Curb

Parents Protest Re-Loning Plan OfSchool Area  City Board Seeks To   Relieve Congestion

Airmen Alerted For Sneak Raid By Red Planes   Bars on Manchuria Are Down if Enemy Laoses Big Attack

Airmen Cautioned  On Sneak by Reds   Air Force Alerted Agains' “Pearl Harbor’’ Attack  by Commtes   SEES A RETALIATION   High Source Says Move Would Lead to U. S. Bombs on Manchuria

Americans Ready to Bomb Manchuria Kf Powertu] Fuemy Air Force Strikes

US Gn Alert ta Meet Sneak Air Altaek By Bars   ‘Fear Buildup In Man.  churia Will Be Sent In  Suddenly

Full Moon Time Reds Usually Pick For Attack   Armistice Talks Show No Signs Yet Of Being Resumed

Air Force in Korea Alerted Against ‘Sneak’ Red Attack   Military Men Say Full Entry of Red Planes Would Bring Heavy Bombing of Manchuria

AF Alerted In Korea for Sneak Attack   May Hit Manchuria if Red Jets Strike

Appeal fo Mass of Independent Voters: Kohler   Republicans Need Their Help If They Intend to Win in ‘52

Party Policy Suggested By Gov. Kohier   Must Attract Support Of Independents, Assert: Governor At Meeting Of  Renublican Committee

Take Definite Stand, Kohler Tells G.0.P.   Tells National Group Party Cannot Triumph on Generalities

Strikers Defy Pres.’s Demand To End Walkout  Labor Picture Da rkens; Field of Atomic ¢ Energy  SS. £B@*an BR. eh, ea,

Nation Is Hit Hard By Strikes   Lebor Picture Darkens When Longshoremen Defy Drecident’s Demand

Atomic Energy Operation Hurt Badly By Strike   Shortages Threaten For Holiday Trade

Longshoremen Refuse to Return to Work; Walkouts Idle Atomic Plants

TRUMAN PLEA FAILS TO END DOCK STRIKE   Other Vital Industries Crippled By Work Stoppages.

Youth Was Going to Jump Off a Hotel Ledge and End It. All   New York Patrolman Gets Busy and Talks

Officer Saves Young Suicide  Weddin ng Anniversary   SSR SS Ee  Saleen   Wedding Anniversary Observed by Policeman Following Deed

Call Top Meet For Singapore   High Level Allied Military Leaders Will Confer

Nine Bodies Recovered; 26 Missing Hours After Craft Capsizes   Rescuers Pick U p  Only 19 Survivors   Hundreds On New York Shore See Riptide Turn Vessel Over Into Sea

Boatload Of Holiday Fishermen Capsizes 39 Feared Drowned  Only 19 Rescued As Craft Turned Over By Swirling Riptide

27 Missing, Nine Off Long Island   Gale and Riptide Upset Craft in  Holiday Tragedy

Tide Flips Craft Over Near N.Y.   Boat Crowded by 54 Gay Holiday Fishermen As Traaedy Strikes.

CHARLES TAFT TO RUN WITHOUT AID OF BROTHER   His Announcement For Gov : ernor Followed By Senator's  Statement He Will Stay   Out of Primary.   LATTER'S STAND IS NO SURPRISE   Cincinnati Observers Sa) Presidential Candidate Did Not Want Brother to Enter Race.

PLAN TO ERECT FAIR BUILDING   New Cattle Exhibit Barn Set For Youth Fair Grounds

Russians Voice Regrets, . Agree to Join in Probe of Rochester MP’s Slavina

Marines Slash Ahead in East, Cripple Enemy   Warplanes Strike Heavily As Stubborn Enemies Take Bad Beating

Scores of Red Tanks Rumble Toward Front   Air Restrictions On Manchuria May Be Lifted

Construction Plans Revealed By Gulf Oil Huge Ethylene Plant To Be Built In Port Arthur Area

Glander’s Job Goes To Judge   John W. Peck, 37, Gets $9,000 Post

Judge Peck Named  Tax Commissioner  Lausche Appoints Former Secretary

Bay City Gives Riotous Welcome ‘FIGHTING FIRST MARINES REACH HOMIE

Weary Parents Turn To Public Mor Aid In Finding Their Little Daughter  

Deer Kill Set Record Despite Big Snowstorm   Whitetails in Ozarks. Estimate 25,000 Hunters Bac at Least 4,000

Elmer, 230 In His 40s, Began Slenderizing   REDUCING CHART AVAILABLE FREE

State Rights Real Issue Partisans Say   Virginia Woman Gets Medal For Spving On Reds

Allies Launch Major Assault Against Reds   Communist Surrender Ruse Smashed by Marines in Korea

Enemy's Ruse Of Surrender Fools No One   Ridgway Maintains Official Silence  On Truce Pranacal

Governor To Be Sworn In At Spot Where Davis Became President   Legislature Backs Him On Nominees   Folsom May Submit His Own Appointees To Senate For Later Action

O’Dwyer Accuses Tobey  From Witness Stand  Charges Senator Successfully Sent To New York For Campaign Funds

Heavy Snow Still Blocks Many Roads   Cold Spell to Ease Somewhat Tuesday; High of 35 Ferecast

Supreme Court Rules Against Wisconsin Law  Dont Ceciba  ww   Anti-Strike Law Against Utilities — ‘Unconstitutional’

PUBLIC UTILITY ANTISTRIKE LAW RULED INVALID   Supreme Court Decision In Wisconsin Case Affects Other States

WIOGUNSIN LAW BANNING UTILITY STRIKES INV ALL   United States Supreme Court Rules, by Vote of 6 to 3, That Statute Is Uncon stitutional,.   HELD TO ENCROACH ON TAFT-HARTLEY   Effect of Decision on Acts in 9 Other States, Including Missouri, Is Uncertain,

Public Utilities Anti-Strike Law Unconstifutional   Supreme Court Refuses Hearing Of Rebert Best

Wisconsin’s Ban On Public Utility Strikes Invalid   Act Unconstitutional, Supreme Court Rules

Ruled Out of Bounds by U.S. High Court   6-3 Decision Says Utility Walkout Ban Encroaches on Federal Law

Anti-Strike  Law Invalid  Whierancin Act Throws   Wisconsin Act  Throwr Out By Court In 6-3 : Decision

(Supreme Court Declares Wisconsin ‘Public Utility Anti-Sirike Act Void

Hoover Reports New Communist Party Roundup   Latest Arrests Made In N. Y., California

1] More American Reds Arrested On Conspiracy Charge:  Brings Total to 44, But Only Seven Now Serving Sentences

FBI ROUNDUP BRINGS IN 11TOTAL NOW 44   All Face Familiar Charge Of Conspiracy To Overthrow Gov't.

Functionaries Arrested In Los Angeles, New York, And San Francisco   Group Assisted  In Policy Making   California State Chairman, Editor of West Coast Paper Held

4 MEMBERS OF BOARD TARGET OF NEW MOVE   Plans Mapped For Publie Meeting; MEA Probes  Teacher Row

Refinery Blast Kills Three Men  Thirty Injured At Hlinois Gas Plant

Approval of U.S. Resolution Late Today ‘Assured’   Russia’s Move for Adjournment Fails By 32 to 10 Vote

RED BLOCK FAILS  Communists in U. N. Unable to Delay Vote on Korea Aggressor

Soviets Unable To Delay Vote   UN Adjournment Proposal of Red Nations Rejected

Red Bloc Beaten In Bid To Stall Indictment Vote  UN Likely To Brand Chinese Aggressors After 12-Week Delay

Red Bloc Loses Move for Delay   Vote Looms Today on Proposal to Call China Aggressor

Soviet Bloc Loses U.N. Delay Move   Voted Down in Attemp To Hold Up Test on Proposal of U.S.

Soviet Bloc Defeated On Stalling Act   U. N. Committee Expected To Cail China Aggressor

Postponemen Turned Down by 32 to 10   Britain Reported Sef to Back U. S. Demand for Condemnation  By MAK HARRELSON

Block Soviet Move to Delay Delegate Vote   U. S. Proposal Gets Support Of Two-Thirds

Agaressor Tag ‘Og. Red China Due From U. N.   Soviet Bioc Try To Delay Vote Is Defeated

AGGRESSOR VOTE UPCOMING TODAY   Soviet Bloc Unable to _Forestall U. N. Ballot

Override Red Adjournment  Move in UN   Vote 32 to Ten for Continuing Debate on  Branding of Red China

Soviet Bloc Fails To Stall . Vote on ‘Aggressor’ Proposal   U.N. Certain To Pass U.S. Resolution

Two-Thirds Of U.N. In Favor Of Indictment   Poland Delays Vote By Bitter Attack On American Policy

Soviet Bloc Fails to Delay Vote on China   3 Nations Asked Adjourn. ment to Get Instructions On Amendments

Soviet Bloc Fails To Delay Vote In UN   U. 9. Finally Gets British Support In Move To Brand China “Aaaressor’

Soviet Bloc Fails To Delay Action — Vote Expected In UN On China Aaaression

Delay On Vote Asked By Reds Given Rebuff »  Debate Resnmed, With   Debate Resumed, With Ballot Slated Later In Day On U.S. Demand

Russian Bloc Beaten In Move To Delay Vote   Committee Goes Ahead With Debate; At Least Two-Thirds Of Nations Expected To Back U. S.

U. N. Expected To Indict Red China Today   Soviet Bloc Tries  Unsuccessfully To Delay a Vote

Soviets Try Unsuccessfully  To Delay Vote   Red Nations Fail in Move To Delay Vote on U. S. Demand That U. N. Label Aggressor.

U.S. Pushing Hard for Vole   Demanding That Communist Chins be Indicted As Aggressor in Korea

Vote Near On Chinese Aggression   Branding Proposal Sponsored by U. S. Expected to Carry; Delay Tactics Foil »

OPPOSITION LED BY INDIA SOVIET BLOC   43 Other Countries Lined Up Behind American Resolution.

Atomic Bomb Tests Proved Its Tactical Worth, Solon Says  Observer Says Troops Can Enter Bombed Area ‘Minutes’ After Blast

Latest Island Tests Proved Capabilities, Rep. Jackson Says   Danger of After-Effects Ended ‘Minutes’ After Blast, He Reports

Atomic Weapon Use Advanced   New Bombs More Destructive, House Witness Declares After Tests

Asserts Tests Prove Atomic Weapons Can Be l sed  for Tactical War Purposes

Tests Prove Tactical U se Of A-Blasts   Jackson Relurns From Eniwetok   Troops Can Advance With out Danger After Explosion, Congressman Says

No Lingering Effect Left By A-Bomb   Eniwetok Test Reveal: Troops Can Move In Following Blast.

County Going Ahead With Plans For More Offices  Board Studies SRMA

County Going Ahead With Plans For More Offices  Raard Studiee SRMA   Board Studies SRMA For County Offices,  Coleman Termites

Slayer Of School  Girl Electrocuted Dwight Tudor Walks Quietly To Death

Governor's State Income Tax Proposal Faces Fight for Life During Caucus

Governor's Tax Plan Faces Fight   Republican Majority In Senate to Decide On Enactment Friday

Committee Raps Lack of Decent Standards by Some  Calls for Tough

Higher Ethical Standard Asked  Senate Committee VAs mmbte Dabdene 1 meee

Senate Report Scores Conduct Both OF Public Officials and Concresemen

Senate Group Asks Higher Code of Ethics  Committee Report   Committee Report Says Some Officials Are Below Standard

Senate Grou p Hits Ethics Ot ‘Some’ Top Officials   \But It Fails To Call Names In Report Critical O: i Administrative And Congress Members

Says Some In Congress, Government Not Following. Decent Conduct Standards

REPORTS ON ETHICS   Senate Group Says Some Officials Fail to Meet Standards

Strict Code Of Official Ethies Urged   Commiliee Report Suggests Tougher Laws On Bribery

Some Members Of Congress Lack Ethics   Senate Subcommittee Reports Failure to Maintain Standards

Hit Ethics Of Men In  ‘Government   Senate Group Calls For Code of Conduct, Touch Bribery Laws

Conduct In High Govt. Posifions Hit By Reports   Tougher Bribery Laws Called For By Subcommittee

Committee Seeks Stricter Code Of Official Conduct  But Senators Find Government Ethics Hieher Than Business

Senate Group Blasts Government Corruption  Tougher Bribery Laws Urged,  “Influence Peddling” Denounced

Torrential Rains Bring Flooding On  Streams In lowa Ends Hopes For   Ends Hopes For Quick Drop In River Flood Area

Whitney Reports No Conflict Seen.  With Truman in General’s Peace Bid

Federal Agency May Okay Plans for Repairs to Span Before Long   DAMAGE FROM FLOODS

LECOMPTON BRIDGE BEING CONSIDERED   Federal Agency May Okay Plans for Repairs to Span Before Long   DAMAGE FROM FLOODS

20 Ohioans Called For Vote Probe  pide Ferguson  Also To Testify

Ohio Rep. Brehm Is Fined $5,000: Took ‘Kickback’   Five To 15 Months Jail Term Suspended

9 Found Dead  In Plane Crash   One Survivor Rescued In Aleutians Accident

Lone Survivor Is Found After Bomber Grashe:   9 Bodies Are Located @n Bleak Little Island

“Flying Boxcars” Supply MudWading Troops Of Six Nations Scaling Last Hills Over lookine Hoensong

ULN, Troops Scale Hills Overlooking Vital Road Hub And Move Bevond

Stiffening Reds Slow New Allied Offensive   Enemy Expected To Make Stand In Hill: _ Beyond Hoengsong North To Chipyong —

UN Troops Drive Foe  From Hills   Commies Will Probably Make Stand In Mountain:

Supplied by Air  Reds Give Ground as Allied ‘Troops Plow Through Mud.

Reds Fall Back As New Allied  Push Continues   Flying Boxcars Bring Supplies to Troops; Vital Heights Taken

UN Running Into Some Opposition in Hilly Sectors   Believe Foe Will Make < Stand Soon In Mountains

Reds Grudgingly Give Ground  To U.N. Attaek   Allied Planes Supply Force  Enveloping Highway Hub

Reds Expected To Make Stand In Mountains  U. N. Forces Close In On Hoengsong

Battling Enemy Gives Way Slowly In Central Korea   Troops of Six Nations Wade Through Mud. To Tops of Last Hills Overlooking Key Communist-Held Town; Supplied by Plane

C-119s Supply Advancing UN Men In Korea   Battling Chinese And North Korean Reds Give Ground

REDS GIVE GROUND BEFORE MASSIVE ALLIED OFFENSIVE   Yield Positions Slowly As UN Troops Close On Hoengsong   LAST HILL TAKEN   Foe Expected to Withdraw } to Mountain Area to North

SLOW ADVANGE BEING MADE BY ALLIED TROOPS   Enemy Expected To Make Stand In Mountains Beyond Hoengsong   CLOSE AERIAL SUPPORT FOR GROUND SOLDIERS

Chinese Give Ground Slowly  In Central Korea 100,000-Man Allied Offensive Being Supplied by C-119 “Flying Boxcars”; Last Hoenasona Hills Taken.

Red Units Give Ground Betore  Allied Assault   Mud-Wading Troops Of Six Nations Seale Hoengsong Hills

Former Perkins Woman Is Shot  Mayme Hall Wounded By Gun In Brassiere

The Caleulated Risks Red Price for Korea Pact Still Pondered by Allies

Coast Long Distance Dialing Begins Today in Jersey to California Hookup

Demonstration Given ‘Easterners Will Soon Be ‘Able To Dial West Direct

France in a Move to F ight Communism   For One Army and One Command to  Oppose Reds

France Moves to Rally Armies of Western Europe   An International Unity Conference  Is Set for Paris Next Fehruaru &

Dramatic Proposal By France   Would Muster Soldiers of Europe Into One Army, Arrayed Against Reds   GERMAN BID FIRST   Historic Enemies Anxious To Heal Wounds, Fight Commies Side-by-Side

Plan to Muster Soldiers of Europe Into One Army   11 Governments Invited to Meet In Paris Feb. 6

New Bid For Unity In Europe   France Calls Parley Of Nations to Consider Welding All Armies Inta_One Ric Farce

France Moves to Form Single Army For West Europe   Invites Others To Meeting on Plan Feb. 6

France Moves To Form Army Of- All Europe   11 Countries Asked to Meet In Paris Feb. 6

France Invites II Nations to Talk Europe Defense  — Weet Germans Are  Certain to Accept \T. 1.-1 W......J.

France Moves To Muster One Army In Europe  Wands One Leader  Foe Soldiers To  Me mel

France Moves For One Army  Invites 11 European Nations to Conference

Auto Prices To Be Upped In New Order   Oct. 1 Slated as Time For Increase in Cost ~ Of New Cars Under OPC Program

6 fo 8 Per Cent Car Price Hike May Be Granted   DiSalle’s Price Contro Office Rushes Work or Order Expected Today

Order Rushed To Allow Car Price Boosts  Oct. 1 Increase Due Manufacturers Will Move On To Buvers

Auto Makers To Get 6-8%  Price Increase   Had Sought 10%; More Boosts Due Later At Dealer Level

INCREASE IN AUTO PRICES IS GRANTED   DiSaile Says Manufacturers to Be Allowed 6 to 8 Pet. Price Raise; Order Being Prepared.   g¢ AUTO COMPANIES ASKED FOR 10 PCT.   Cost Will Be Still Higher to Buyer as Dealers Add Percentage Markups to to Cars.

6 to 8 Per Cent Increase in Car  Prices Probable Officials Rush Work  on Order, Expected This Week _

Order Is Rushed To Permit Hikes In Auto Prices   Congress Also Makes Possible Even Higher Increases In Future

DiSalle Confirms Auto Price Hikes  6 to 8 Per Cent Increase Likely

OPS to Sanction Aute Price Hike   Increase of 9 to 10 Per Cent Indicated

Rush Order To Permit Hike In Auto Prices  New Controls Law   New Controls Law Makes Industry Eligible For Boost

 Reds Getting Better  506 USAF Planes Lost, ‘Mostly To Anti-Aircrait

Reveal 509 UN Planes Lost {n Korean War   Record of 14 Shot Down In the Last Week

UN Admits Loss Of 506 Warplanes, 14 In Last Week  1,293 Airmen Are Reported Killed, Wounded or Missing

14 U.S. Planes Lost In Week; Record Total   Only One Communist Ship Shot Down As Enemy Dodges Sabrejets

U.S. Airforce Suffers Loss Of 14 Planes   Record Number of Fighters Lost to Communist’ AntiAircraft Fire in One Week.

UWT Termed Indispensable lor Defense   Baruch Has Warning On Eve of House Vote On Draft Measure

Parts of Body Found Near Jacksor Start Probe into Grisly Mystery

* Jackson County Agog at Discovery Of Decomposed Human Limbs at Lake

State, Federal Officials Swap Tidelands Blasts   Each Group. Says Other Responsible For Current Block

Federal Solicitor Blames Siates For Tidelands Block: They Deny Ti

Senators Prefer Talking to Voting  May Curb Debate on Defense Money Bill

Leaders Push For Action On Military Bill : ‘Less Talk, More Voting Aim Of

Senate Leaders Seeking Action On Military Funds Bill May Ask Some Limitation of Debate

SENATORS MOVE TO LIMIT DEBATE ON DEFENSE FUND   Quick Action Sought On $61 Billion Bill For Military Spending

Ask Quick Action On Military Bill By Senate Group   Less Debate Time Ureed by Leaders

Senate Leaders Talk of Trying to Curb Debate on Huge Defense Money Measure

Defense Fund  “Debate. Curbs Seen.   -Debate.Curbs Seen. _ In Effort To'Push : Huge Military Bill.

To Curb Debate on Military Bill   Action is Desired on Record Appropriation

Ask Less Talk, More Balloting  Seek Quick Acticn on Defense Funds

Senate Leaders Seek Early Action On Defense Fund   May Ask Colleagues To Limit Debates; Condemn Vet Recall

Quick Military Spending Vote Uraed in Senate      Less Talk, More Action Urged on 61 Billion Avyvropriation

PRISONERS ARE ROUNDED UP BY THOUSANDS  Sth Army Commander sed by Surah pAuhy a IIntil “WW,

Killer Drive To Continue, Says Van Fleet   60,000 to 100,000 Commies In Trap

FBI Arrests 3 More Commies  In Los Angeles   Latest Party Leaders Seized Are Arraigned Before Commissioner

FBI Arrests Three More Alleged Reds   Held At Los Angeles Under $50,000 Bond:

Three More Nabbed for Revolt Plot   12 Others Previously Chaiged With Same Federal Offense.

Wage Board Backs  New Pay Increases  Action Will Help Workers Without Special Contracts

WSB Propose: New Policy On Wages   ~ Would Tie All Wages to Cost Of Living Advances

Wage Board Would Litt Lid on Pay   Plan Allows Hikes for All to Offset Cost-of-Living Rise

Senator Says U.S. Has Atom Weapon to Use On Korean Battle Fields

Pravda Says MacArthur Ousted Because He Couldn’t Invade China   Claims Truman Just Trying To Shift To Genera The Responsibility For American Failure In Korea.

Pravda Makes First Russian Comment On Mac Dismissal Failed To Accomplish China Invasion

Pravda Raps.  Truman Acts   Soviet Paper Says Invasion Was Urged

PENTAGON ADVIGE TQ GE SUGHT ON AR FORGE FUND!   Senate Approves Gigantic Military Spending Bill By 79'T2 0 Vote

[1 Persons Die Ihrough Violence In North Carolina   Road Accidents, Fire And Drowning Take Weekend Toll

VIOLENT DEATE TOTAL SWELLING   Traffie Accidents, Drowning And Fire Fatal To 11 Persons In State During Weekend. °

Violent Death Claims Heavy Toll (Of 14 Lives In State In Weekend

TRAFFIC. TAKES TOLL OF DEATH   Eleven Lose Lives In Road Accidents In State Dur  ing. Weekend — Three Other Violent Deaths.

19 Violent Deaths Occur In State This Weekenc   Automobile Accidents: Again Claim Largest -Toll_On Hizhwavs:Of State

10 ARE KILLED DURING WEEKEND   Drownings And Highway Accidents Take Biggest To. in Violent Deaths In North Carolina.

Mga School Support BEH ts litroduead   fqual Basis With Elementary Grades Previded by Measure

HIGH SCHOOL BILL   House Proposal to Gran’ State Aid in Raising Standards

Memorial: Day Services Set. ‘Over County »   Beamer to Speak Here;~ Programs Planned.ot Windfall. Sharpsville -

Memorial Day Services Set Over County   Beamer to Speak Here; ~* Programs Planned at Windfall, Sharpsville

Mystery Still Shrouds The Murder 'Near Hancock Of Red-Head Woman   One Year Ago Today Her Body Was Found By Hancock Man Just Across The Potomac In West Virginia.

Probe Into RFC Influence Clique  To BeContinued   “-Received.’$21.000°

BO ARTE RUE Ay  Senate to Continue Probe  Of ‘Influence Ring’ in REC

No Time Halt For RFC Probe. Says Fulbright   Indefinite Continuance Set: Murray, Casey To Testify Next Week

REC Probe To Continue Indefinitely In Effort To Get Influence Faets   \Johnston ECA Aide Quits and Two Directors Of Loa Agency Are Called; Testimony Changes Mark Hectic Day In Committee Hearing

Probe Of RFC Will Continue, Chairman Says   Casey Quits As Liaison Man For Stabilizer Johnston

Senators Will Continue Full Probe of R.F.C.   Senator Murray Will Testify on Miami Hotel Loan

SENATORS DECIDE TQ EXTEND PROBE OF RFC ACTIVITIES   Committee to Hear Testimony Next Week from Casey, Murray   NO TIME LIMIT SET   RFC Director Admits He ' Contributed to Benton's Campaign Fund

RFC. Probe To Continue, Senator Says   Congressman Resigns E.S.A. Liaison Job, Asks to Be Heard

RECProbe To Continue Indefinitely In Effort 'To Get Influence Facts   Johnston ECA Aide Quits and Two Directors Of Loan Agency Are Called; Testimony Changes Mark Hectic Day In Committee Hearing   By ROGER D. GREENE

RFC Inquiry Will Continue, Fulbriguit Says  As Liaison Man For Economic Stabilizer

RIC Probe To Continue Facts Hunt   Sen. Fulbright To Call Sen. Murray And Reno JE. Casey

Decide to Keep On With RFC Probe; Inquiry Brings ESA Post Resignation

State Gamblers, Officials Bewail Kefauver Curse  "1 5.4... Cie.   i] Probes Stem From Hearings Of Crime Unit   tid ClJaomned On

One of Quietest Days in the War  Third Smallest List Of Casualties Given

One Of Quietest Days Of War Reported At Fighting Front; Officers Skeptical Of Peace

Fighting Front Has One Of Its Quietest Days   Front-Line Officers,  However, Worry  QOwer Red RBRnild-un

Quietest Day on Korea War Front   U.N. Still Wary of Red Supply Buildup Action

Point to Red Build-Up Despite Kaesong Peace Talks Frontline Officers Skeptical

RED SOLDIERS SPOTTED BUSY WITH BUILDUP   Allied’ Officers In Skeptical Attitude About Peace Plan

War Threat Key Theme of Attlee Party   Prime Minister Hits Demand for Strong Iran Move

Fear Of War Made Issue  in Britain   Labor Party: Opens Annual Conference

Attlee Talks Big About Party, Peace   Declares Britain Under La bor Government Main Bul. wark of World Peace

BRITAIN MAIN PEACE SUPPORT   Attlee Party Plans Use of War Threat As Campaign Issue

World Peace Is Theme of Attlee Plea   Prime Minister Says His Government Kept ‘World From Third. International Clash

Labor Helped Peace Cause. Attlee S yy   Prime Minister Claims Foreign Policy Given Main Emphasis

Attlee Sounds Peace Keynote  Outlines Labor Plank:  For Camina Election

 Truman Plea Assailed ‘Voice of America’ Critics  Fight Restoration of Funds

Trio Cited by Philbrick as Result of Nine Years in Red  Organization

UN Negotiators Accused Reds of  Peace Sabotage   Deadlack Seen Over: Issue of Airfields; Seoul Attacked

Youth, 17, Held in Lad’s Murder  Boy Dies Resi atin ng ‘Immoral’ Ady.

‘ Durington vian  City Recreation Commission 'Names Successor To Hartley

EE SAAS ey NRA AR  Gity Recreation Commission Names: Successor To Hartley

House Committee Approves 12 Pct. Income Tax Boost   Revisions Voted on Straight Party Lines; Iecrance in Excess Profits Tax Favored

House Okays Income Tax  Raise 12.57   Also Boost Excess Profit Corporation Tax; Party Fight

Income Tax 1212% Hike Is Endorsed   ‘House Committee OKs  Method To Benefit  Small Earners

Tax Boosters Vote increase of 12.5 Pet.   Flat Income-levy Hike for Everyone, Committee's Plan

House Group Okays Increase In Income Tax  12} Per Cent. Hike   12} Per Cent. Hike Okayed; Corporations Also To Feel Boost

House Committee Votes Tax Boost In Stormy Session   12%2% Raise for Individual Tax Is Voted Today

House Committee in Shouting Session Votes 12'/2 Per Cent Boost for All Income Taxpayers

Flat Income Tax Increase Favored  Democrats Defeat GOP in Committee

Favor Flat Rise Of 123 Per Cent   House Group Acts In Stormy Session, Split On Party Lines

VOTE FOR FLAT 127 PCT. RAISE IN INCOME TAX   House Committee Acts or Party Lines After Major Row.

2% Percent Income Tax Hike Approved   House Group Kills Original 3% Levy Plan After Stormy Session

TAX HIKE GIVEN  EXCESS PROFITS OK  HOUSE GROU   Stormy, Shouting Session Held; Legislation by Party Caucus Hit.

Soak-the-Rich Tax Increase  Is Approved   House Committee Votes Flat Increase Instead  Of the Original Plan

Flat Tax Hike Of 12.5% Gets Stormy OK   Group Also Votes Boost In Excess Profits Levy on Corporations

Big Row Over Tax  Increase .   GOP, Members Claim Demos in House Group Railreaded Through 124 Percent Boost

Fase Burden On Low Income: In Tax Boost   Hike on Excess Profits Tax Also Voted by Committaa

Stormy Session Calls for Replacement of Hike In Percentage Points   Would Ease Load  On Lower Incomes   Republicans Assail ‘Railroading’ of Bill . Through House Body

Flat 122 Percent income Tax Boost  House Committe Wald Shouti na Ses

Taxwriters Okay Flat Rate Boost  1214 Per Cent Income  Tax Increase Voted

Flat Tax Hike  Wins Approval  : : Income Levies Would  Be Upped 1212 Percent

HOLIDAY RUSH 1S SWAMPING THE RAILROADS   Two Issue Warning They May Not Have ‘Facilities For Al)

No Need fo Worry On Polato Surplus   Spud Output This Year Kordly Above Normal Bemands

More Toys In Stores For Christmas Buying   More Plastic and Metal Toys; Prices Run Some Higher

‘Half Million Suit Names Berrien Pair   1950 Accident Basis Of Claim

YULE OBSERVANCE IN PRISON CAMPS   RED NEWSMEN SAY YANKS WILL HAVE “AN OLDFASHIONED CHRISTMAS.”

Reds Promise Yule Dinners For Prisoners Plan Observance Of Holiday . In Four Camps

Teacher Pay Hike Is Signed by Fine   Immediate $200 - A - Yea  Increase Provided

Most Educators Get Immediate Wage Increase   Approval Of New Act Is Told By Fine Before PSEA

$113 Million Patchwork Tax Program Also Beco mes Law —— ee ee mwork fax § rogram Atso becomes Law  Fine Signs Law Granting Teachers Raise

Record 55% Of Population 'U.S. Chureh Membership ‘Jumps To 85.705.280

Church Membership Reaches Record of 55.9 Per Cent of Population in 1950

Church Membership Shows Increase  ee See  ¥ MM **© * D....390 * v4 PP Ler Oe a Lh gt gg   Record Gains Revealed Last Y ear--Baptist Growth Greatest

Survey Says Church Roll 85 Millions   Total Membership Is Up. Almost Three -Millions Over Previous   Protestants Lead

‘No Easy, Sweeping Advances...Was Even Growth’  Church Membership Reaches Record Leve

55 Per Cent of US Population Joins Churches to Set Membership Record

Membership Of U.S. Churches 85,705,280    Southern Baptists Make Biggest Gain Of Any Denomination

Over 85 Million Members Chureh Membership Increases  Record 55.9 Per Cent In ’50

River Expected To Hit Highest Peak In History   Air Rescue Service Sends All Available Planes T Disaster Area—-Wichita Warned To Be Ready For High Waters

Toll High In Kansas Disaster   Rescue Service Sends All Available Planes Toward Topeka

Big Day for All Hands in 'Clock House’ Sunday  Dannc’ 7Q Wi Dano in Got Ute ADD TEnbove Ahond an Uany *   Owner, 79, Will Have to Set His 400 Tickers Ahead an Hour

UN Makes Concession And Reds Promise Word On Fate Of 50,000 War Prisoners

RED CASUALTIES TALLIED  U.N. Estimates 1,515,688 Reds Suffered in Karean War

RED CASUALTIES LISTED BY UL N,   Figures Of 18-Month Period Say Chinese. And: North Korean Have Suffered 1.515.688. ¢

Red Losses Disclosed In U.N. Report   Casualties Drop Sharply During Lull In Fighting

Red Casualty Total Placed At1.5 Million   216,721 Added to List Since Start Of Truee Dehate

Red Casualties 1,515,688 In Korean War  Ground Still Quiet; Allied Planes Roar Out In Force Again

Allies Recapture Lost Territory   Allied’ Fighters, Bombers Fly 237 Sorties

Enemy Casualty Total Revealed   Million And Half Suffered By Reds

Total Red Losses Set at 1,515,688  U.S. Reports Casualties;   U.S. Reports Casualties; Ground-Alr Action Minor

RED LOSSES IN “KOREA MOUNT TO 1,515,68¢      Casualties Since Truce Talks Started 216,721, Allies Renortc.

Reds Suffer Heavy Losses In Korea   Casualties in Last Month 10,197, Say U.N. Officials

Reds Lose 1,515,688 Men j in Korea   Eighth Army Report Says Figure Includes All Casualties

Foe's Casualties Set at 1,515,688 By Eighth Army   UN Air Force Goes Over Korea as War Is Quiet on Ground

Democrats Force General Session   State GOP Controlled House Goes Into Actio1  To Act on Recess Plan

sacha Fores  _Sute GOP Céeiralied “House Goes Into” Actin TT. and n Bene }. ae

Democrats Force Republican‘Controlled House to Act-On Nov. 12th Recess Resolution

U.S. Trying For Renewal  Of Oil Talks   Mossadegh Talks With Leaders At Blair House

President Confers With Mossadegh  Tells Him Iran Must Resume Flow of QOil

Iwo Plans For Settling Oi Dispute Suggested To Mossadegh   LUNCHEON MEETING HELD AT BLAIR HOUSE

Will Re-Open Draft Cases   Cases of 30,000 Men Pre. viously Failing to Make Mental Standards Involvec

Reprocessing Of Draft-Age Men To Start   No Progress Is Made In Wage Talks To Date

DRAFT BOARDS WILL RE-EXAMINE 300,000   Men Previously Had Failed te Meet Mental Standards for Military Service,

300,000 DRAFTEES TO BE RE-EXAMINED   g 7  Those Who Failed To Meet Mental Standards Will Be  4 Seteened Aran

Power Struggle Remains Heated   Virginia REA Asks For Re-Hearing Of VEPCO Permission

Torture Perpetrated On Vogeler Outdid Those In Middle Ages, Wife Says

By LUCILE VOGELER as Told to PHYLLIS BATTELLE  7 & € QHaman'e WAit+tar \

WITHSNOW,S   Three-Day 1951 Moisture Total Equals Mark of Past Three Months   LOW OF 21 DEGREES

WITHSNOW, SLEET   Three-Day 1951 Moisture Total Equals Mark of Past Three Months

World War  Insurance Policy Holders to Share $16 Million Dividend

KKKKwn ® $16,000,000 INSURANCE DIVIDEND To BE PAID  ON VETERANS POLICIES -

STATE OKAYS INGHEAGES Ih FREIGHT RATE   Railroads Authorized to Ad¢ 6 Per Cent, Effective in 15 Days.

Six Percent Boost Effec tive Until Early 1953 Commission Qkays Intrastate Freight Rate Increase

Wayne and Pike to Go With Rep. Walter's 20th District; Columbia and Montour Being Added to Fenton's Area.

Korean Vets Held Up by Air Strike   United Lines Ground Employes in Walkout

SCENTING PARTIAL VICTORY  Truman Forces Stand Fast  To Defend Price Rollbacks

{Rollbacks At Stake Administration Forees Stand  Fast In Defense Of Controls

Truman Forces Stand Fast On Price Rollbacks   Showdown Stage Coming Up With Vote  Tomorrow.

Truman’s Price Men  Stand Fast   Administration May Win Partial Victory On U.S. Rollbacks

Administration Holds To Defense ()f Rollback Plan   Forces See Partial Victory As They Go To Bat For Principle

Beef Symbol of Stabilization, Claims DeSalle   House Is Nearing Showdown Stage

House Group Sees Victory On Rollbacks   Showdown Vote Near On Issue With GOP Compromise Hinted

TO HOLD FAST ON ROLLBACKS   Truman Forces In House Scenting Partial  Victory

Partial Victory Seen in Fight On Beef Rollback   Compromise Due In Bitter Battle Over Controls

Rollback On Beet Prices Expected to Stay ‘Administration, Scenting Partial Victory, ‘Stands Pat in Battle to Hold Price Controjs

Government Stands Fast Over Issue   Republican Group Reported Willing To OK Reasonable Control Program

Administration Forces Stand Fast In Determined Defense of Price Rollbacks

Control Bloc  Scents Win  In Congress Trento Alles  Redouble Effort To Control Costs

House Vote Nears on  Rollbacks  Fate of Over-All Price Programs. at Stake in Issue

Partial Victory Forecast... .  Hard Fight Pushed On Price Rollbacks

ADMINISTRATION STANDS FIRM ON ROLLBACKS   House Forces Scent Victory In Defense Of 10% Beef Prices

House Showdown Nears On Prices   Administration Stands Fast, Scents Partial Victory

Control Bill Nears A Vote In The House   Beef Rollbacks Expect To Stay, May Ban Others

Administration Stands Fast On Price Rollback  Leaders In House  Snant Partial Vietary

Trumanites Ready For Showdown On Controll Of Prices  Ten Per Cent Beef Rollbacl At Stake In Voting Today

Senators Favor Action Against Red China; 57 More  Measures Are Noticed in House

» House Drops Standby UMT   College IQ Test Plan Also Faces Defeat As Draft Vote Nears

All Civilians To Get Jobin Bomb Raid  » You'll Be Asked To Spot Bombs or Holes in Ground

AQ) Residents Hospitalized for Injuries   Flames Sweep One Wing of Building, $50,000 Damaae

Three Women Killed, Many Others Injured   Reports Conflicted  As to Condition of Injured—One Burns While in Wheel Chair

FLAMES DAMAGE HOME FOR AGED; THREE KILLED   MORE THAN FORTY OTHERS INJURED; CAUSE IS UNKNOWN

40 Injured As Flames Sweep Wing  Datiant at Marvlan;s   Patient at Maryland Home Dies of Burns While in Wheelchair

3 Women Die As Fire Hits Home Of Aged      Dozen Others Believed Injured As Flames Roar Through Structure

Fire Burns 3 lo Death, Injures 40   Flames Roar Through One Wing of Wooden Home For Aged In Maryland

Other Patients Hospitalized as Blaze Flares Up  Smoke Overcomes Many Victims in Colesville Place

Three Die in Roaring Blaze  Fire Sweeps Wing Of Home For Aged in Maryland

3 Die in Rest Home Blaze   40 Injured as Fire Sweeps Maryland Aged Establishment

Colesville, Md Blaze Injures Dozen Others   Mrs. Jolliffe’s Home Scene Of Tragedy; Cause Not Learned

Three Dead. As Fire Sweeps Home for Aged   Others Are Injured In Maryland Blaze

Fire Sweeps Old Age Home   Three Women Die, Dozen More Are Injured In Blaze

At Least Three Women Perish in Maryland Tragedy  Sudden Blaze Traps Inmates Of Frame Home ForOld

Three Die: I) Others Are Injured   Cause of Blaze In Rambling Building ls Not Determined

a et a lt  Blaze i in Home for E lderly  Persons Claims Three Lives  Plac ‘e W as Inspec ted

3 Persons Die In Fire in Home For Old People   More Than 40 Others Rushed to Hospitals

OLD FOLKS HOME BURNS; THREE DIE   Forty Others Rushed to Hospitals After Blaze at Wooden Maryland Institution Today.   TEN OF INJURED IN “BAD CONDITION”   Three-Story 69-Bed Home Had 50 Patients; Was  Denied License on Health, Fire Decisions.

Home for Aged Swept by Blaze.   Three Known Dead Among Patients. Dozen Others Injured.

Home For Aged Burns; 3 Die  Firemen Report Other Bodies Seen In Ruins

Fire Kills 3 In Maryland   Forty Others Injured in Roaring Flames of Sanitarium

About 12 Others Are Listed as Smoke Victims   Wing of Maryland Building Razed In Morning Blaze

Dozen Others Are Injured   50 Patients Were in Home Before Blaze

Blaze Rages At Home for Aged People   Report Says Six May Have Died in Wooden Building

3 Killed As Fire Sweeps NursingHome   Aged Woman Burned; 40 Other Patients Are Taken to Hospitals

HREE DIE IN SYLUM FIRE   Jozen Hurt When Flames Sweep Through Home For Aged

Injured Survivors Reported In Poor Condition At Weashinaton Hospital

TOLD HIM T0 QUIT BANDYING NAME AROUND   Truman Back From Florida, May Step Into Tax Seandais

Caudle Knew ofShakedown Story Earlier   Was Told in Augus'! About Teitelbaum’: Claim, Witness Says

Lamar Caudle Advised Of ‘Shake Doww’ Plans, Atlanta Lawyer States

ATTORNEY CLAIMS CAUDLE KNEW ABOUT 'SHAKEDOWN' ATTEMPT SEVERAL MONTHS.

[TOLD OF '‘SHAKEDOWN' IN AUGUST   Caudle Admits. He   Heard ‘Fix’ Story

Ousted Attorney I estities Fe Heard Teitlebaum Tale Then;   Former Assistant Attorney-General Back On Stand Before House Probers In Internal Revenue Shakedown Reports

OUSTED JUSTICE OFFICIAL ADMITS HEARING RUMORS   PRESIDENT’S SUDDEN RETURN TO CAPITOL CAUSES SPECULATION

Caudle Acknowledges He Heard Last August of Attempted Tax Fix Shakedown of Attorney Teitelbaum

Caudle Admits Hearing Of Shakedown Plot; Says Became Enraged at Nathan

Caudle Did Nothing, He Testifies   Knew Of Shakedown Story But Couldn't. Believe it True

Caudle Admits Hearing of Alleged Tax  Fix Shakedown and Bawling Out Natha

Caudle Admits — Name Used InTax Shakedown  Tells Committee No Action Taken Against Guilty

House Probers Hear Caudle Told Of FixTry   Shakedown Story Revealed As Tax  TInanuirv Gaoe« On

cL QUIZ Ht DONT WANT TOBE NAMEL   Ousted Atty. General Says He Phoned Gambler Friend Nathan.

Jandying of ame Enraged’ x-Official   Atlanta Attorney Tells Probers of Passing Along Story

Caudle Told Of Shakedown Try 2 Months Ago   Atlanta. Attorney Says He Informed Him of Teitelbaum Case in August

Caudle Knew Of Shakedown, He Tells House   Heard Last August Of Teitelbaum Case, He Says; Nathan Tolc To Watch Tonaue

Witness Says Ousted Fed. eral Tax Attorney Was Told of Shakedown

Caudle Admits Hearing Of ‘Shakedown’   Informed of Attempted **Tax Fix’’ Proposition Last August

Attorney Says Caudle Advised Of‘Shakedown’   House Probers Told He Knew Last August Of Alleged Threats

Caudle Admits He Knew About Tax Shakedown   But Ousted Offical Testi fies He Didn't No Anything About +

Caudle Admits Tip from Friend On ‘Shakedown’  Told Last Summer Of Lawyer's Story About Tax Threat

Caudle Told About Alleged Shakedown Iry, Says Witness   Atlanta Attorney Got Story From Teitelbaum And Passed it On

Caudle Knew of Shakedown Try in Tax Case, Cohen Says   Testimony Is First Hint Officials Knew of Attempt

Caudle Knew Of Fix Try, Probers Told   Atlanta Lawyer Says He Informed Official Of Shakedown Attempt

Caudle Admits Hearing of Tax Shakedown Tale   Former Assistant Attorney General Took No Action

Caudle Informed Of Alleged Fix Try Last August   Witness Passed Teitelbaum Story To Revenue Counsel

Caudle Reportec Told in August Of Shakedown   Attorney Testifies He Passed on Story From Teitelbaum

SaysClaudleTold Of ‘Shakedown’ Four Months Age   Yexn Feaud Probers Hear Atlanta Lawyer Testify h About Teitelbaum Case

Caudle Says He Heard Of Alleged Tix   Investigators Hear Shake Down Charge By Teitelbaum

CLAIM CAUDLE KNEW OF ‘FIX’   Revenue Probers Revea  Ousted Justice Man  Told Of Shakedown

Knew About Alleged Tax Shakedown, Caudle Says  But Didn’t Do Anything About I Four Months  Ago  TY srmiway. wn...

Atlanta Man Gave Him Story Aug. 20 from Teitelbaum   Mysterious Call from Pere son With Guttural Aecent Deseribed

CAUDLE HEARD OF ALLEGED TAX FIX SHAKEDOWN   Bawled Out Nathan for Using . His Name in Threats.

Caudle’s Friend Reports Warning Him in Annuct of Renorted Tax Shakedown Plan

Tax Attorney Aware of ‘Fix’ Try in August  Tells Senate Probe Committee He Heart Of Teitelbaum Case

a abode hie, sala  Learned _ Of Case .. In August   WITNESS ~~ GAVE DETAILS

Attorney Is Witness At Hearing   Details Of Tax Fix Attempt Passed On To Caudle Aug. 20, Investigators Told

EX-U. S. AIDE KNEW OF “TAX FIX” TRY   Caudle Heard About Alleged Plot In August

Caudle Knew ol Shakedown in Tax Fix Case   Attorney Testifies on Teitelbaum Story— Grunewald Scheduled To be House Witness

Attorney Testifies Caudle Knew About Reported Shakedown  Says Ousted Official Angered by Use Of Hi: Name by Frank Nathar

India Says It Will Boycott Signing Of Jap Peace Treaty  State Department ‘Irritated, Drafting Stiff U. S. Reply

Rejection Irritates  US Officials   Japanese Treaty Objections Cited As Reason For Move

Move Plays Into Russia's Hands At San Francisco  Strong Objection To Clauses in Treaty Cited

India to Boycott San Francisco Jap Pact Sesstor   Objects Strongly To Terms; Indonesic Accepts Invitation

Indian Rejection Of Japan Discussions Seen Big Aid To Moscow   U.S. View Slated Kor Airing Today   State Department Reported Drafting Stiff Reply To Indian Move

India to Boycott Treaty Meeting   Objections Voiced to Japanese Pact

Film Star Denies Any Red Tieup   Actor John Garfield Says Communism Ys ‘Tyranny” At House Hearing

Film Star Goes Before Probers  House UnAmerican Group Eves Hollvwoo

Garfield Denies He Is Communist Denounces Party  tian “TP asscete Pesee(e™   Film “Tough Guy’s” Testimony Debated

Sherman Mune About Talks With Franco   Refuses to Discuss Developments in Spain; Confers With Britishers

Curtain of Steel Blocks Reds at Seoul   Communists Apparently Shifting Their Drive to Central Front; Expect Next Blow By Chinese Around Honagchon

Reds Shift Drive to Central Front   Dry Up Two Rivers to Make Crossing Easier for Troops

Red Forces Halted At Seoul Outskirts  Massed Allied Artillery Stops Communists at Capital's Edge

Seoul Held By Allies As Guns Planes Defend Ancient City   Curtain of Steel Keeps Reds at Bay

Reds Fail in Bid fo Capture Seoul As May Day Prize   Allies Believe Enomy Now Plans Concentrated Drive in Central Sector.

Dropped From Sight State Biologist Still Missing; Mystery Deepen:

Britain Ready to Follow Up Russia’s Cease Fire Propesal  Western Allies May Ask Reds to Explain Malik’s Surprise Move

County 4-H Clubs Enter 100 Exhibits In State Contest   Berrien Youths Seek Honors At East Lansing Rally Next Week

4-H CLUBS IN STATE CONTEST   Berrien Boys And Girls To Have 100 Exhibits  At East Lansing

Egypt Tells UN She Will Leave Sudan to Permit Plebiscite lt Britain Will Do Likewise

Egypt Will Quit Sudan if Brifain Does, UN is Told   Prepared to Assist Neighboring State To Hold Plebiscite

Egypt Approves Plebiscite Plan   } British. Asked = To Accept Offer

Egypt Proposes A Plebiscite In Sudan   Official ‘Doubts’ Britain Will Go Along On Offer

Egypt Proposes Sudan Plebiscite   But Wants Both British and Egyptians Withdraw From Area First

Eeypt Tells UN She Is Willing To Leave Sudan   Will Withdraw From Area For Plebescite If Britain Does Also

Gives Reason For Blocking ISC Building   Budget Committee Voted Check on Use Of Board’s Funds

On Used Car Lots Government Bans Sale of New Automobiles at Inflated Prices

CEILING PRICES PUT ON AUTOS   Dollars-And-Cents Limits Will Be Effective March 2

OPS Clamps Down on Used Car Dealers   _Bans Sale of New " Autos as Used Cars At Inflated Prices

HALT FLOW: OF AUTOS TO USED MARKET   Government Acts to Pre: vent Used Cars Selling at Prices Higher Than New Cars. ©   CEILINGS SET BY 5 GUIDE BOOKS   Dealer Must Go by Price Lists and Can Add Only for Extra Accessories. ~

Slap Federal Price Ceiling  On Used Cars   Action Designed to Halt - Flow of New Cars Into Market at High Prices

Dollars-and-Cents Ceiling Prices On Used Cars Fixed in New Order by OPS

Ceiling Prices Set for Used Cars By OPS   Move Designed to Halt Selling of New Autos at Inflated Level

OPS Order Goes in Effect on March 2   Dealers May Not Charge More Than Reaqulation List Price

Bans Sale Of New Vehicles [As Used Cais   Guide Books List Price Schedules

Move Designed fo Prevent Sales Of Slightly Used Cars at Levels Above New Auto Costs  Standard Guide Books to Be Used Must Be Registered With OPS

Government Sets Ceilings on Autos To Prevent Racket   New Cars Can’t Be Solc at Inflated Prices, Tops ‘Established  on Seconds

‘Inflated’ Car Sales Prohibited   Used Car Dealers Told They Cannot Sell New Cars At High Prices

Ceilings Placed On Used Cars  Books Control Price   Books Control Prices Beginning March 2

Inflated Auto Prices Curbed   Government Also Sets Ceiling Prices On All Used Cars

New-Used Car Deals Target   Order Aimed to Prevent Widespread Black Market Sale of Automobiles

Ban ‘Used Car’ SaleofNew Ones Set Ceilings   New Regulations Go Into .Effect On March 2

Set Ceiling OnNew, Used  Car Prices   U. S. Acts to Block Sale of New Autos In Second Hand Mart

Government Bans Sale Of New Cars At Inflated Prices On Used Market

(More Political News on Pace &)   U.S. Puts Ceiling On Used Car Prices

The Weather   Ceilings Set On New-Used And Old Cars  U. S. Attempts To Prevent Wl..._i. KH. _

Freeze Order Hits Dealers   New Regulation Stamps Out Car Sales Price-Upping Racket

OPS Forbids Sale Of New, Used Cars At Inflated Prices   Move Designed to Halt Flow of Late Models Into Second Hand Markets

U. S. Acts to Nip Price Inflation as in Last War   OPA Lists Guide Books to Be Yardstick of Auto Values

Order Bans ‘Inflated’ Auto Prices   New Regulations Are Effective On March 2

Ruling Affects. New Car Sales At Hiked Prices  Used Car Markets. Sales Under Order

USED CAR CEILING  Government to Halt Sale of High-Priced New Cars  as Use

Price Ceiling On Used Cars   Government Bans Sale of New Autos af Inflated Prices in This Market,

Ceilings Put On Used Cars: By Government  Sale Of New Used Autos At Inflated Prices Is Banned

BASE PRICES ON VALUES SHOWN IN ‘BLUE BOOK’   PREVENT RESALE OF NEW CARS AT HIGHER THAN DEALER PRICES

Clamp Ban On Used Car Sales   Government) Imposes Ceiling Prices in Action To Halt Flew of New Cars to Weed Car Lots

Dollar-Cents Ceiling Placed On Used Autos  Government Acts To Forestall War Il Racketeering

Edict Chokes New Vehicles Flow To Lots   Inflated Price Tags On Reeent Models Targets Of OPS

Ban Sale of New Cars At Inflated Used Car Prices   OPS Regulation Aimed to Stop War II Practices

OPS Places New ‘Used’ Car Ceilinas   Aimed At Halting Flow Of New Cars To Used Markets

U.S. Halts Gray Markel ‘Auto Racket   Dollars, Cents Ceiling Imposed On Transactions

Put Ceilings on Old Cars—  Ban Sale of New Cars as Used’ at Inflated Prices

New Cars Are Price Frozen By New Order   New Cars In Used Car Markets Banned Under Ruling; DollarCent Ceiling Set Up

“Slap Ban On ‘Used’ Car Sales Racket   Aimed at Halting Sale of New Autos at Inflated Prices

Arthur Capper  Dies In Kansas    Former Senator Was Head __ Of Publishing Empire

Capper, Former Kansas Senator, Succumbs at 86   Mid-West Farmers’ GOP Voice Also Served As Governor

Owned Papers, Magazines Arthur Capper, Publisher, Retired Senate Leader, Dies

ARTHUR CAPPER DIES IN TOPERA   FORMER SENATOR AND GOV: ERNOR SUCCUMBS AT 3&6 TO PNEUMONIA.

Death Comes To Senator Capper At86   Topeka Publisher ‘Long A Power In Kansas Politics

Ex-Sen. Capper Dies in Kansas   Publisher-Politician Victim of Pneumonia

Arthur Capper Is Dead at 8   Senator Retired From Politics 3 Years Aco

Capper, Former Senator, Dead   Newspaper Publisher Was Champion Of Former In Mid-Weer

Ex-Senator  Capper Dies   Kansas Republican, 86, Served 31 Years, Retired in °49

Nofed Kansan Arthur Capper Dies At 86   Funeral Services Set In Topeka Saturday

Ex-Senator Arthur Capper of Kansas Die:   ‘Voice Of Midwest Farmer’ Silenced  After 3 Decades

Arthur Capper Is Dead at 86   Pneumonia - Is: Fatal “To Prominent: Kanson

Capper, Former Kansas Senator,  Succumbs at 8¢   Mid-West Farmers’ GOP   [Mid-West Farmers’ GOP Voice Also Served As Governor

IKE. OFF FOR EUROPE  ~ West’s Peace Hope Rests  On Mission, Truman Says

‘Ike’ Takes Off For Supreme  Command Job  Peace Hope With Him, Truman Says

Fisenhower Leaves For Post in Europe  Hope for Peace Rests On ‘ike,’ Truman Says

A COMPROMISE ON, “LITTLE HOOVER’   House Approves  1th Hou: Substitute’ for Earlier  Reorganization Bill   IN UNANIMOUS VOTE

House Approves  th Hour . Substitute’ for Earlier ’ Reorganization Bill   IN UNANIMOUS VOTE

A ‘Little Hoover’ Compromise Has Passed the House   Senate Approval Also Expected for Governor’s Eleventh Hour Pronosal

WESTINGHOUSE GRANTS BOOS]   9-Cent Hourly Increase Fo Men Retroactive To April 16

Mary Hanisch’ To Head County ©   Eileene Mehl of - Grant Twp. . Named Vice-Pres.; ; Swalin — and Shelgren Also. Honored.

Chicago U: Economists Blame Truman Federal Reserve Board for Inflation

Harry Invites Impeachment   Calls Sen. Toby Personally In His Tre

Start Impeaching, Truman Reportedly Challenges Tobey   New Hanipshire Republican Avers Defiant President Dared Hint by Telephone te Start Proceedings; Senator Denies Advocalix Removal

Truman Dares Senator Tobey  ‘Impeach Me And J Will Help,’ He Says

Truman Dares Tobey To Try Impeachment   Angrily Tells Solon To Go Ahead, He'll Try And Help Him

Sen. Tobey Defied By  President   Chieftain Challenges Impeachment Threat  Made by GOP

Truman Dares Tobey to Begin  Act to Impeach  President Offers To Help Senator Who Denies Plan   Denied by Tabey

New Challenge From Truman To Sen. Tobey   President Places Phone Call Over Ouster ‘Report’

Solon Tells of Angry Jury Enforces Call From President New Law Here

New Challenge Issued Tobey   President Says He'll Assist Republican in Impeachment

Truman Dares Tobey To Attemp To Impeach Him   Senator Is Sorry Incident Occurred

More Cadets Involved  In Cribbing   First Group Accuses 29 Others In Scandal  (7... =)  SIS sma i rT Ss sr oO Tr?

West Point Superintendent Says 29 More Cadets Being Investigated For Cheating In Classrooms

29 More Cadets Face Expulsion At West Point  Named By Some Of   Named By Some Of First 90; Others Granted Rehearing

HST Accused Of Politics In Controls Fight   Majority Of Demos Drew Up ‘Capehart’ Amendment To Curt  Det Ga teens Cre

Capehart In New Attack  On Truman   Claims Democrats Had Major Role In Control Amendment

Reminds Trumar Democrats Back of Capehart Act   Indiana Senator Sees Blow at G. O. P. as Political Slur

Indiana Senator Accuses Truman.  Trying to Make Gains At Expense of GOP?

Allied Forces Stage Attacks  ~ Gains Made Against Light Resistance

ADVANCES OF MORE THAN 2 MILES RECORDED BY ALLIES ON KOREAN FRONT

TRUCE GROUPS ARGUED FOR MANY HOURS   No Progress Made In Ending Latest Parley Deadlock

Red Truce Delegates Reject 5 UN Demands   Proposal To Trade Coast Islands For Concessions Gets Turn Down

SENATE MEASURE IGNORED  U.S. House Now Pondering Its Own Draft-UMT Bill

Charles P. Cunningham Dies at Oregon, Mo.   For Many Years He Lived at Avalon.

William R. McKerrow Dies af 70   Funeral Services Will Be Tuesday Afternoon.

‘Showboat’ Is _ Theme of Show  High School Students Staging Own Musical

BACKERS SELL IKE 106.0P.   Boom for Him to Open in Midwest, Tater Thice Your

G,O.f”. Is Target Eisenhower Supporters  é 9 Bevin ‘Convincine’ Drive

Backers Insist General Is Available; Big Drive to Start in Kansas

GOP Eisenhower Boom Planned by General's Backers   Campaign Launched To Convince Republican: That Ike is Available

“IKE” BOOSTED AS REPUBLICAN FOR PRESIDENT   G.O.P. Supporters Launch Camoaign To Convince People  - That General Is Party Member.

Eisenhower Supporters Open Drive To Convince GOP He Is Their Man

Ike Backers  Launch Drive  Within GOP Picture General  As Republican

Eisenhower Presidential Campaign On   Supporters Assuring Party Members That General Is Available

GOP Opens Drive To Gain Support For Eisenhower   Dewey Leads Plan To Convince Party Tke Is Available

Eisenhower Supporters Begin Drive   Republican Heads Set Out To Block ‘Smear’ Campaign

Rep. Buchanan Dies In Hospital   Former McKeesport Mayor Ill Four Weeks

FIFTH BATTLE FOR SEOUL IN OPENING STAGE  Enemy Penetrations May Force U.N, Troops Into Ruined

Enemy Patrols Slip Thru UN  Defense Lines   Allied Big Guns In Capital Open Fire on Foes

Allies Continue Retreat Under — Enemy Battering   Sth Army May Make New Stand In Doomed Capital; Fifth Battle For Metropolis Rages On Wide Front

No Overtime Pay For Four Extra Hours  ESA Officials Work to Perfect. a3 Freeze Order ~~

Eceles Asks For Longer Work Week   ESA Is Reported Working On General Price-Wage Freeze

Eccles Urges Curbs   Work Week of 44 Hours Without Overtime ‘Pay Is, One: Anti-Inflation  > POMONA: fey. seen

Eccles Favors Ai-Hour Week At Regular Pay   General Wage Freez: And Limited Control OF Prices Proposed

44-Hour Week Without Overtime Pay is Urged   Expect Freeze Of Prices, Wages Today or Friday

Work Week Of 44 Hours Advocated   Eccles Would Pay No Overtime for Longer Period

44-Hour Week Without Overtime Urged at Hearing  Prices May Be Set At Jan. 2 Level: Officials Sav

Eccles Asks for Broad Pay Freeze   44-Hour Work Week Without Overtime Urged

Eceles Asks Only Limitec Price Curbs  Proposes General  Freeze Of Wages

Eccles Favors 44-Hour Week, NoOvertime Pay Waae-Price Freeze Hinted Today or Tomorrow

Ad-Rour Week No Overtime Eccles’ Plan   ESA Is Working Out Details for Freeze On Prices and on Waaes for Nation

Wa ge Freeze And Longer Hours  Ureed By Federal Neda Man   Kurope Hit By More Flu Cases  In Spreading Kpidemie’s Path

Eccles Advises Limited Controls And Pay Freeze   Anti-Inflation ‘leasures Urged As ESA Works On Mobilization Plans

Eccles Uroes AA Hour Week Witk No Overtime Pay  General Pay Freeze, Limited Controls

No Overtime Pay Provided In Plan  oF Freeze On Wage And Prices Due  Ae bok Peek. Melt. Te Coe.

 —MBEASURES— General  Pay Freeze Proposed   LIMITED PRICE CURBS URGED

Urges 44-Hour Week Without Overtime Pay’   Eccles Asks Wage, Price Controls To Fight Inflation

No Overtime Pay  Provided In Plan Freeze On Wage And Prices Due As Living Cacte Cantinue Ta Saar

Debate Over a Formula Delays General Freeze   Living Cost Index at New Peak Is Spur to Invoke Planned Curbs

Step Nearer Wage-Price Controls _   Freeze Order Expected Today or. Tomorrow; Eccles Urges. Curbs, -And Lonver Work Week

Limited Price Reins Urged To Hit Spiral   New Cost-Of-Living Index Peak Spurs Government Action

Minor Details Only Obstacle For Controls  Overtime Cut Is Tle~wasl. Diewe rt

Ask 44-hour Work Week, No Overtime   To Accompany Wage Freeze, Limited Price Contrels

BureauSays Cof L Index AtNewPeak   Leeway to Be Afforded in Wage ‘Freeze’ for Workers to Bargain  for More Money   Orders Awaited   Action Expected Friday on Prices and Income  Angles

Freeze Expected In Next 24 Hours; 44-Hour Work Week Proposed By Eccles

Press for Quick Action On High Cost of Living   Eccles Urges 44-Hour  Week, No Overtime, Wage, Price Curbs

Final Parleys On Imminent Price and Wage Freeze Are Being Held By Top Officials

Officials Say Rollback Set At January 2   Final Plans Mapped For Move Today Or Friday; Workers May Get Break

44-Hour Week No Overtime Is Proposed   Ex-Reserve Board Head Also Urges ’ Freezing Prices

 In Mobilization Hearings  Gal For 44-Hour Work Week Without Extra Overtime Pay

Kecles Urges Work Week Of 44 Hours   No Overtime Pay Provided In Plan   Price, Wage Freeze Orders Expected To Be Issued By Tomorrow

Chou Flails Resolution  On China   Says U.N. Brand Of Aggression Blocks Road To Peace

U.N. Censure Blocks Peace. Chou Asserts   Peiping Spurns Peace Committee, Hits U.S. ‘Coercion’

Red China Claims U.N. Action Block: Road for Peace   Will Not Pay Attention to New Committee

Chinese Premier Says Peace Road Has Been Blocked  Declares Peiping Will - Ignore Overtures  Of UN Group

U. §. and Allies Charged with Blocking Peace   Premier of Red China Hits UN Aggression Blast

China Says U.N. Action ‘Blocked Road fo Peace’   Red Minister Warns Peiping Will. Ignore _ ‘Good Offices’ Missior

China Minister Assails U. N. Aggressor Tag  Red Official    Red Official Charges Road To Peace Closed

REDS SAY U.S, BAR TO PEAGE   Communist Premier Hits Back At U.N, Resolution Branding’ Red China As  Aogooerpesnr 

Peiping Ignores UN Truce Move  Red China Says Road To Peace Is Blocked

Will lenore Committee, Chou States   No. 2 Chinese Red Says Action Proves That U.S. Wants War

ASSAILS U. N.   J. S. And ‘Accomplices Blocked Peace, Says Chou En-Lai

Chou Says U.S. Blocks  Peace Plan   Red China’s Premier Puts Out Communist Line About Action Being Null, Void

Reds Claim UN Blocks Road To Peace in Korea   Rap Action Branding Peiping Regime An Aggressor

Red China Chief Says US Blocked Peace In Korea   Blames Resolution Branding Peiping Regime Aggressor

UN Fores.  Continue  To Advanee   Marshall. Calls Korea ‘Situation Military Classic

Shells Soften Enemy   Triangle Is Collapsing; Marshall Pays Visit  To Korean Front

Loss Of Chorwon May Force Red Retreat 65 Miles To Line Anchored At Wonsan On Fast Coast

pAedtlery Thaaders Allies Gain on Iron Triangle; ‘Reds May Quit Choricou Base

Allied Forces Moving Ahead   Reds May Be Quitting Chorwon For Long Retreat Northward

Enemy May Give Up Section Of Triangle  Reds Weaken At Chorwon, Lower Point Of Defense. Under Heavy [JN Pounding

Allied Patrol Within 4 Miles Of Enemy Base  65-Mile Retreat ~ Faces Communists

More Babies From College Graduates   Increase Steady from 1936 to 1941 But Outlook Still Depressing

Western Korean Hill Positions Are Abandoned By Chinese Forces To Strengthen Key Kumsong Bastion

Reds Abandon Key Positions In West Korea   U. S. Cavalry Troops Over: run Four Hills Without Opposition; Allies Are Slowed In Kumsong Drive

a ee LE —  Allies Take Key Hills As Enemy Flees  But Red Defense Of City Stiffens

RESISTANCE IS STRONGER ALONG CENTER   Kumsong Appears, To Be Ghost Town, Peak Is Attacked

Chinese Abandon Series Of Hills   Stiffen Against Allies Crunching ‘Toward Kumsong

Resistance Grows In Kumsong Area   Western Drawback by Enemy Ends Bloody Two-Week Fight Suddenly

Chinese Abandon Series of Hills   Most of Troops Are Believed Withdrawn From City of Kumsong

Reds Abandon A Series of Hills   Americans Find Going Easier Near Yonchon But Not at Kumsong   STRONGHOLD IN RUINS   (Chinese Appear to Have Pulled Most Forces Out of Transport Hub

Allied Troops Face Stiffer Red Resistance   Korean Communists Abandon Some Key Hills

ALLIES MOVING CLOSER TO RED SUPPLY CENTER   Chinese Forces Stiffen  Against U.N. Push  t Kumsong —  ' Three Miles Gained Since Oct. 3.

Chinese Suddenly Abandon Series Of Key Hills In Western Korea   Reds Stiffen Against Allies Crunching Forward Toward Kumsong Stronghold

Chinese Quit Key Hills In West Korea   Fade Before Attacking Americans; Stiffen Defenses in Center

Reds Halt Allies At Kumsong, But Retreat in West   Chinese Unexpectedly Abandon Four Hills In Yonchon Sector

‘Chinese Units Pulling Out of Key Hills   Enemy Resistance Gets Stiffer Before Allies  Advancing on Kumsone

Reds Bolster Sagging Line  At Kumson g  Central Bastion Threatened by

Allies Slowed Before Kumsong   Hills Abandoned In West Korea By Foe

Chinese Leave  Series of Key Hills to Allies   Negotiators for Resump. tion of Truce Talks More Optimistic

Reds Stiffen Defenses Of Kumsong   Communists Desert Ridgeline After Furious Fighting

Chinese Abandon Four Key Hills In Western Korea   But Enemy Troops Stiffen Against Attack on Kumsong

Chinese Abandon Key Hills to Yank Forces in West   First Cavalry Takes Four Peaks Almost Without Opposition

Kumsong Resistance Stiffens   Red Units Desert Western Hills During Night; Operation Complete

Chinese Abandon Key Western  : aan Uli. + :  Korean Hills to Americans  : But They Stiffen Defenses Against U.N. Eoreeac Crunching Forward ta Kumeana

Chinese Abandor Key Hills Area In West Korea  Behe: = Wei we   Stiffer Resistance Is Found at Kumsong

Reds Abandon Series Of Hills In West Kore   ‘Allies Nearer Kumsong;  Progress Reported In Efforts To Revive Talks

REDS STIFFEN KUMSONG LINE   ‘Chinese Abandon Series  Of Key Hills To ' Americans

Chinese Troops Suddenly Leave Series of Key Hills in West Korea fo Attacking Americans

Reds Give Ur Key Hills on West Front   Enemy Stiffens Defenses At Kumsong Stronghold

Reds Quit Key Hills  In Korea   But Defense Against Allied Advance On Kumsong Is Stiffened, Headquarters Says

U.S. Troop: Roll Across   Four Peaks   Rail And Highway Bridges Wrecked By Allied Planes

Plans Congress Messages First, Reporters Learn  President Jokes With Conference On Taft Issues

Father Okays Probe of Son's Death From Wounds 3 Months After Induction

Delay Hearing On U. S. Judge Appointment   Postponement in IIlinois Dispute Asked by Justice Dept.

Solons Delay Hearings On Judge Dispute   Truman-Donglas Feud is Postponed a Week ‘for More Investigation’

Senators Delay Judgeship Hearing   Senate Tradition is Behind Douglas in Fight With Truman

Senate Group Delays Action. On J udgeship   _ Justice Department . Aske-Time. To. Study: ‘His Qualifications

HEARING HELD UP IN TRUMAN JUDGE CrOlCt   Senate Committee Requests More Time to Study Qualifications.

Hearings Delayed on Judge Dispute   Justice Department Steps Into Picture

Senate Delays Hearings On New Judgeship  Postponement Asked To Give Attorney  General Department Time To Investigate

High Prices, Many Shortages In Argentine  Contributed To Discontent With Administration

38th Crossing Still Touchy   Only Tactical Thrusts Se Tp... Narth of Border

Thousands of Pupils Enjoy Extended Vacation Because of Teachers’ Strike

10th Eseapee Gives Self Up   Relatives Arrange Surrender in San Diego: “Too Much Heat’

British Military Truck Ambushed West of Suez   Egyptian Minister Threatens to Take Dispute to the UN

English Truek Ambushed on Keypt Road   State of Emergency Placed on Cairo;  U.N. May Get Issue

British Military Truck Ambushed by Egyptians  Marks First Bloodshed in Explosive Dispute Over   Marks First Bloodshed in Explosive Dispute Uver Suer Canal Since Wednesday.

Hit Truck Of British In Egypt   Ambush Army Truck On Lonely Highway Near Canal Zone: Driver Hurt

EGYPT CRISIS STILL SEETHES IN CANAL ZONE   British Military Truck ‘Ambushed; Case May Go To U.N.

British Truck Is Ambushed . on Desert Road  Driver Killed: All   Driver Killed; All Cairo Is Under State of Emergency

British Truck Is Ambushed on Egyptian Road   Driver Wounded; More Troops in Suez Canal Zone

McGhee Namec Turkey Envoy By President  Youngest Diplomat 2 A a I   Youngest Diplomat Given Recess Job; Leaves State Dept.

HOUSE DEFEATS ROLLBACK BAN BY 129-65 VOTE   ;  ~ GOP COMPROMISE FOLLOWED WORDING IN SENATE’S BILL

Fun and-Froke: a te gs Days This Week  To Mark End of Swir Classes at Park Here

EVA PERON WILL NOT SEEK PUBLIC OFFICE    Teartully Anneunees She Will Net Rua Fer Vice Presidency OW Arrentina

Demos Dismayed By Moody Choice New Senator t Hasn’ t  Dame Dewts: thlnel ww

Truman's Stuck On Control Bill, Democrat Says   Taft Sure It Gives President Enough Price-Wage Power

Spence Predicts Truman OK on Controls Bill   Believes President Must Sign Measure Despite Protests

‘Spokesman Says President Will sign Control Bill  Coie Tt “Das   Calis It “Better Than Nothing at All’; Republican Counters With Claim It Will Work “If Used Properly.”

President  Expected To Sign Bil   Controls Measure Thought ‘Better Than Nothing’

President Due To Rap Controls Bill But Sign It  Will Wlael If lleael

NEW CONTROLS BILL WILL GO TO PRESIDENT   Truman Seen Signing Present Law Will Expire Tuesday

Truman To Okay New  Controls   President Expected To Sign New Bill As Better Than No Bill

President  Is Expected To Sign New Controls Bill   Better Than Nothing at All, Administration Spokesman Savs

Solon Claims Trumat  Will Okeh Controls  ay Reriny  - *Toned-Down’ Meacuesn R   ~*Toned-Down’ Measure Rapped As Special Interests’ Victory

Control Bill To Be Signed   But President Expected  To Blast It As Not Satisfactory

Truman Expected To Sign Curbs Bill With ‘Better Than Nothing’ Attitude

UN Commander Reports After Visit fo Korea  Increas ing Numbers   Increasing Numbers Of Enemy Deserting On Baitle Fronts

Chinese Deserting in Rising Numbers,  UN Chief Discloses   Tells News Conference Communist Losses Have ‘Reached a New High’

Senator Urges  ActionOnUMT   Will Seek Adoption At January Session

Temporary Rai Freight Rate Hike Approved By ICC  9 Per Cent Increase

RAILROADS GIVEN FREIGHT INCREASE   TEMPORARY RATE HIKE ORDER WILL MEAN ABOUT $543,000,099 A YEAR.

Railroads Get OK to Boost Rates   But Plea for Permanent, General 15 Percen Is Turned Down.

FREIGHT RATES ~INGREASED AGAIN   Railroads Get Permission to  Boost Charges for   — Limnited Period

UP Balance Sheet Lists Both Good and Bad News As World Crisis Nears

New A- \.. Weapons, Victory In’ ‘Iron Triangle,” Good Ne News To Allies

Canada Offers UN Compromise Plan for Peace”   Reports Assert U, S. Considering Revision Of Aggressor Demanc

U. 8. Reported Considering To Revise Demand to Condemn Chinese Reds as An Ageressor

Canada Offers Compromise On Korean War   Plan Would Soften U. 8. Condemnation

United States May Revise Its Charges   Pearson Program Calls For Conference With Cease Fire Ite First Job

Nab 200Red: In W. Berlin   May Day Ceremony Held In Rival Sectore of City

Government Ready To Crack Down On  Black Marketeers  New Food Order Will Roll Profits Back to  Pre-Korean War Level:

President Girds U. S. for Full Mobilization   Fair Deal Measures Buried in Plea for All-Out Defenses Against Reds

President Asks Preparations For Quick Move   ‘Fair Deal’ All But Buried in Message Taken To Conaress

 . _ Common Practice In Sov   Doctor Tells Group Of  t Union,   Major Surgery Without Anesthesia jeurologisis

Surgery Without Anesthesia Common Practice in Russia   People Stand Pain Without Wincing

First Credit Goes To Spain   12 Million Grant Is Sent Against Wishes Of Truman

U.S. Grants Franco Spain  $12,200,000   Loans Approved By E.C.A. Against  Traman’s Wishes

Flanking Attack Feared As Red Mass Hits Back  * Communists Hurl Back Allied Thrusts Im Pacejshln Start Of Canntarntianca

Nicholas Reveals He Is Candidate For lowa Governor   Lieut. Governor First In Race For Nomination

NICHOLAS RUNS FOR GOVERNOR   Seeks Nomination By G.O.P. in Next Primary Contests

Violators  To Get Jail  DiSalle Promises Ne   DiSalle Promises No ‘Fix? On Price Laws

Complete Union Or Death Is Rhee’s Challenge To Republic of Korea

Sawyer Facing Jail Sentence  — Ordered By Court  Te Return Stock

SAWYER RISKS SENTENCE IN STOCK RULING   Nine Officials — Of Government Lost In Kopeal

GHGLO IOWA COLDEST oPOT AT 27 RELOW   Nation Suffers from Drop to 52 Below in Montana to -1 in Texas

Big 3 to Open Parley Today  In Washington      West Ministers to Stress German ‘Partnership’ Acaginst Soviels

Big Three Open Meeting Today In Washington   West German Alliance “Said First Objective

Big 3 Plans West Germany ~ Partner Deal   Western Powers Oper Talks Today tn The Nation's Capitat

‘BiG 3 10 WEIGH DEAL FOR WESTER GERMANY TODAY   Bonn Government May En: ter Defense System  in November   TO OFFER SETTLEMENT   New ‘Contractual’ Arrangement to Be Considered

West German Pact In Defense Setup Aim Of Big Three   Foreign Ministers Ready For Partnership Deal At Conference

FOREIGN MINISTERS TO DISCUSS.GERMANY   Will Attempt To Work Out New Partnership Deal For West Germany

, Patient X' One of Three Persons Afflicted with Paralyzing Ailments

‘Survivors Tell of Scenes of ‘Horror in Wreck of Crowded  Pennsylvania Commuter Train

Eyewitnesses Describe Scenes Of  Horror That Followed Train Wreck   One Woman Tells Of Escaping Death By Landing On Pile Of Dead; Most Of Passengers  Were Daily Cammitere.

‘Piled Like Cordwood in Up-Ended Car’ ‘Many Nearly Cut in Half By Splinters’ Wreck Survivors Tell of Night of Horror

Survivor Is Saved When She Lands On Pile Of Dead; Those Who Escaped Tell Of Horror

Crash...Silence... Then Piercing, Chilling Cries  560 Killed. 300 Hurt in Rail Wreek

SURVIVORS’ STORIES OF GHASTLY WRECK  Woman Owes Life To Dead Bodies Which Cushioned: 3

Woman Is Saved By ‘Landing On Pile Of The Dead'—  No Time To Shield, Those Alive Feel They Are Lucky

Rail Survivors Feel Lucky To Escape Death   Flying Glass Splinters Take Heavy Toll

Survivors Of Crash Tell of Horror   Ky CHARLES F. CAPALDO and FRANCES LEWINE

The Weather   Solons Pass Emergency Finance Bill  Stop-Gap Move Necessary to Keen Oneratinc

Finance Bill Is Passed In  Rush Session  aS... zeit. aks   President's Plea No To Slash Foreign Aid Is Heeded

Congress OK: Last-Minute Money Bills   Emergecy Cash Legislation on Truman’s Desk

Emergeney Money Bill  e, Ti Is Appr oved   Eleventh Hour Move To Keep Government Operating in July

Emergency Fund For July Passed By Congress  Post of Fu nds Asked  Rw TT wunaeeca re

=  —RIDGWAY’S REPLY MILD—  Allies Capture Last Hill on Bloody Ridae

Disalle Claims Higher Prices Are Inevitable   Stabilizer and Wilson Asl Three Changes Be Made In Controls Law

More Price Hikes Inflation Extension  Seen By Officials   Economists Reveal Fear: In Requesting New Controls Law

More Inflation Seen, Workable Controls Asked   Price increases Predicted by Top Economic Officials

More Runaway Prices Feared   Wilson And DiSelle Ap: peal For Workable Controis Program

TWO OFFICIALS ASK CHANGE IN CONTROLS   Wilken aud Disalle Back ‘Tri man’s Flea for Repeal of 3 Provisions of Art.

“Dog Chasing Tail’ eee  Inflation, Price Increases Predicted By Economic Chics

More High Prices For  U.S. Seen    Economic Officials Predict Continued Inflation Here.

For elon Policy Chief Issue   Republicans in Prediction For Victory in 1952

Republicans Predict Victory In 1952 — Foreign Policy To Be Major Issue In Race, Says Sen. Taft

Foreign Policy Issue  Republicans Predict A Win In Elections Of 1952

Foreign Policy Top issue in '52-Tatt  Republicans Confident of Victory Next Year

VICTORY IN 1952   CPN TAFT PICKS  soleil SEE    SEN. TAFT PICKS FOREIGN POLICY AS MAJOR ISSUE

ee EE eOEOEOOe  U.S. Military Mission To — Formosa Vindicating Douc

MIG War Gets Grimmer  Reds’ Planes, Pilots andSystem Improved, Says American Ace

Break In Canal Bank Threatens Romeo’ Locale   Po River Delta Desolated; Many Residents Clinging To Roofs, Trees

Flood's Havoc Still Spreading In North Htaly  Shokespeare’s City Of Verona in Peril

Italian Floods Menace Home 0 Romeo, Juliet   Canal: Break Raises Peril? 100 Killed, a0 ann Hninaface

Growing Fleet Of Small Boats Stages Rescues   Fight Currents Of Po River To Reach Victims Of Flood

Romeo and Juliet Town Is Flooded   Cities Are Menaced By Italy’s Rampaging Flood Following Break

200,000 HOMELESS   Italy’s Rampaging Flood Waters Cause Collapse of Canal

Flood Perils  Romeo Home   100 Dead, 200,000 Left Homeless by Rampaging Waters in Italy

Raging Floods Peril Area In Northern Italy   Romeo, Juliet Home Menaced When Canal Near Verona Breaks

Verona Menaced By Raging Flood   Canal Section Collapses Threatens Home Of Romeo And Juliet

Rain Adds To Italian F lood Danger,  Canal Menaces Romeo, Juliet Home

200,000 Persons Made Homeless By Flood   Italian Cities Threatened By Ramaging Waters

War or Quit- War Crisis   fgn. Bridges Urges Air Force to Start Bombing China

ALL-OUT WAR WITH BOMBING REDS’ SUPPLY RACEC AD ALIIT KADEA PBEPIIRIICANC INICICT

Definite Action Urged By Senators   Foresee Heavy Ameri can Casualties Unless  U.N. Grants Permissior To Bomb Supply Bases.

Decision On Korea IsUrged   Senators Says War Picture Is ‘Grotesque’

GOP Senators Say Hit China Or Leave Kore   Want Chinese Supply Bases Bombed Now

U. S. Must Wage  AlLaut Karnes T¥7 - Rie ULE ve Ue  Or Ouit—GOP Says

Warns Of Showdown  With Reds   America Must Make A Decision Soon On Korean War, GOP. Claims.

Senate Republicans Warn That U. S. Must Decide Whether To Go To War

Republicans Warn U. 5. fo Wage Total War on Communists Or Get Out of Korea

DOUGLAS RUNS FROM SENATE WHEN ACCUSED OF AIDING REDS; COLLAPSES. PHYSICIAN CALLED

HRT Teal OF aEnIES UNDER SEGHELY VEIL   Explosion at Proving Ground Makes Eerie Glow Seen for Many Miles.

AEC Mum On Atomic Test Blast   No Serious Harn   ate eporte “di After  -. ss I oo zie 8 ao

GOV. LONG TO INVESTIGATE   New Orleans Picayune Says Gov. To Delve Into Real Estate Sales

Left Wing Group Wants Red Bail Cu   Civil Rights Congress Calls on Truman

Winds Batter  Pacific Coast   Two Die, Widespread Damage Is Reported

Mardi Gras Ends Spirit of Revel   New Orleans Residents Resume Worries of War, Taxes and Lent Fasting

DESCRIBE SUTTON AS A “CUNNING ROBBER’  FBI Admits That It Is Guilty of Understatement  IS “ESCAPE ARTIST’

UNION COUNTY'S BUDGET SHARE ESTIMATED AT EIGHT MILLION   Ohio C. of C. Gives Breakdown On The Presidential Budaet

Per Capita Cost Estimated By Commerce Groun   Amount Figures $519 For Every Individua] in Nation

FOREIGN AID FUNDS URGED IN CONGRESS   ©. & Camrct Stand Alone be Hostiie World. Sen. Connally Declares _

Connally Asks Quick Foreign Aid Bill Okay   Others Also Seek Fast Action: GOP Will Try To Cut Down Figures

Connally Opens Aid Fund Fight   Democralic Senators Seel To Restore Cuts

Vote On Bill ’ Expected By End Of Week   Sen. M "Gamble With Aten”

Connally Asks Speedy Action On Foreign Aid   _ Declares Nation ‘Cannot Stand Alone’ in a Hostile World

Senate Passage Of $7.5 Billion Aid Bill Asked   “Cannot Stand Alone’ Connally Declares

i d :  Lonnaly Pleads For. Forel Aid      United States ‘Can Not Stand Alone,’ Savs Texas Solon

Douglas And Truman Agree On One Point   Ulinois Senator Reveals President and He Wants Judges of Three Faiths Appointed

Rhineland 0. K.: Schuman Plan  But Victory Margin Is Unimpressive

One H-Bomb Plant Alone  To Cost More Than Billion   More Is Sought For Installation; Atomic Warfare Trainine Planned

H ydrogen-Bomb Program Calls For Spending  More Than Billion Dollars On Single Plant

BUND PRUGHAN! CALLS FOR BILLION FOR SINGLE PLANT   Truman Asks an Extra $484 Million to Complete S.C. Project   WORK IS SPEEDED   Explosive for Super- Weapon Costs Half-Billion 9 Pound

Veteran Quits Lansing Public Service Office  Williams Foe Will Re Na lame Duck

Gov. Stevenson Undecided   ry ®   About Seeking Re-election Confirms He Has Offers of Positions Out of Politics; Will Make Up Mind Before Jan. 14)

“Bloodless” Win Given Praise By Miners of Penna   Men and Women Support Lewis and Moses For  Amicable Contract

AREA MINERS “SURPRISED” BY PAY HIKE   Gives Moses Credit In Voluntary Wage Pact With Leader

New Slashes Reduce Output Of Many Items   Supplies of Steel, Aluminum And Copper Cut Sharply

Civilian Supply Of Vital Metals Slashed Further  Se ee Se « eee Ee gee, Mire   Exempt Farm Labor From Wage Control; May Grant Pay Hike

Headway Has — n Made In The  an Truce Talks   Refuse To Fight American Over Northwestern Korea

IstWarDead  LeaveJapan   Army Band Plays Hymn, Guns Boom As Ship Debarks

Must Face A-Bomb. Attack: rT  [McMahon Warns Soviets— Must Fe Europe Is Invaded

Sees Need To Enforce Price Laws   Businessmen Deserve to Be Protected, Steelman Tells VFW in Florida   ‘LOWEST FAIR RATE’   Inflation Has Already Gone Much Too Far, Truman Aide Declares

President Says We Are Trying To Avoid War   MacArthur’s Policies Brought Far Eastern Conflict Nearer, Leader Says In Radio Talk; Offers Way Out to Reds

President Accuses General Of Trying to Wreck Effort To Prevent Fight’s Spread

Generals Policies  Would Play Into Hands Of Kremlin,  President Insists War Must Be Contained In Korea, Let Reds Spread It If They Will, He Asserts In  \ ° ' Leaving Reds Chance At Peace Washington, April 11. (AP) — President Truman exi to the world tonight that he fired General Dougias cause the Far Eastern Commander's policies earried a “very grave risk” of starting World War IZ.  lained   Complete Truman Text Page 26

General’s Policies Threatened Start Of World War III, Says President; Declares Fight Will Go On, Makes End of Aggression Price for Truce

QUSTED MAG TO PREVENT WORLD WAR Il   Truman “Explains” Dismissal; Trying to Confine War to Korea

President: War Risk in Mac Policy   Truman Goes on Radio To Explain Pacific Leader’s Ouster.

Truman Says Korea Holds Key to Peace, MacArthur’s Plans Risked General War

Truman Takes Sharp Issue With General  Claims MacArthur’s Policies Endangaer Peace

HIST Says Mac’s Policies Risked World War I   Britain Happy Over Mac’s Quster. Peace Bid Seen.

KOREAN TRUCE TALKS DUE TO OPEN SHORTLY   Communist Negotiators Nearing 38th Parallel on Way to Citv of Kaesong.

Ridgway's UN Negotiators Leave Sunday   To Arrange for Formal Parley By High Officers

German Troops Plan Will Wait  Recruiting Report Denied by French

FRANCE BALKS ON REICH TROOPS  ras   Says W. Enrope Army Framework Comes First

FRANCE BARS ANY SEPARATE GERMAN ARMY         Recruiting of Germans. Will Start. Only. After European Army fs. Formed, Paris Rules.           BIG 3 MEETING IN. WASHINGTON ENDS         Allies Seek to Speed Reich Into Defense... Line-Up, May Admit Turkey: and   Greecen = 3.

French Stand Firm Against German Army  Backs Recruiting Of Troops Only When Europe Plan’s Set

FRANCE BARS ANY SEPARATE GERMAN ARMY   Recruiting of Germans Will Start Only After European Army Is Formed, Paris Rules.   BIG 3 MEETING IN WASHINGTON ENDS   Allies Seek to Speed Reich Into Defense Line-Up. May Admit Turkey and Greece.

French Give Terms for German Army   Recruitment Only After an European  Force ts-tstabtished

Communist Jets In Boldest Challenge   Red Airmen Fight UN Fliers To Within 60 Miles of Korea Land Front

‘Battles Rage For Recion 04100 Miles   Fly To Within 60 Miles of Korean Front

Yankees Lose One, Bag One in Air Battle   Three Superforts, One Thunderjet Shot Down Tuesday

The Weather   150 Red Jets Make Boldes! Fight in War   Battle Allies To Within 60 Miles of Front

Cattlemen Call Off Beef Show   Deny Move Was Made When Disalle Called Their Bluff

Cattiemen Call Off Beef-Carving Exhibit They Deny Mike DiSalle Micht Cut Up And Steal Show

Nehru Approves Cease-Fire Plan As ‘Realistic  * Pravda Takes Issue  With U. S. Motives in Backing Plan

CEASE-FIRE PLAN FOR KOREA BEING STUDIED   Proposal Meets Many Of Kea China’s Basic Conditions, Nebru Declares

China Reds Will Study  Cease-Fire   Nehru Asserts Proposal Meets Mao’s Terms; Prasda Critical

Red China To Ponder U.N. Proposal  Plan Meets Many © Conditions—Nehru

Cease-fire Aim Hit By Russia   \ Long-Distance Blast By “Kremlin Voice”

UN Cease Fire Plan Studied By Chinese   Prime Minister Nehru Says Peiping Regime Is Partly Favorable

Japanese Home Ec Students Observe Home Demonstration Program in ‘County

Giants Try To Make It. Two' ln Rov Over Yankees Today — Weather: Partly Cloudy And Windy

Communist High Command Says U. S. Commander's [etter As Being “Entirely Unsatisfactory.   That Green Stuff 1s Wonderful....  Kat Your Cabbage, Dear; Else You May Turn Blue

Huge Atomic Arms Theory Gets FlatNo  Dean Declares McMahon Idea “Won't Work’

Atomic Energy Chairman Disputes  Claim Military Costs Can Be Halved

Mass Atom Arms Output Theory Denied  AEC Reply’s ‘Flat No To Story Move Woulc Halwa Military Coata

‘FLAT NO’ ANSWER — AEC Chairman Denies New Weapons May Avert War

 Dean Cautions Against Feeling of Assured Security: ; AEC Chief Denies Plan for Big-Scale Switch [To Atomic Weapons to Avert Spread of War

Switch to Atomic Weapons Discounted as Brake to War   Military Costs Not to Be Halved: Dean

AEC Head Hits Theory That Switch To A-Weapons Might Avert War III

AEC Chairman Flatly Denies Atomic Arms Can Avert War And Halve Costs

‘Reach Agreement on Compromise Tax Legislation   Individual Income Tax Smaller Than in Bill Rejected by House-

Tax Boost to Be Slightly Smaller Than Earlier Bill   Minor Changes Made By Senate and House Group at Conference

Leaders Expect Both Houses Wi Accept Increase   Taxpayers in Low Income Brackets Given Better Break

A NEW TAX BILL   Senate-House  Conferee: Compromise on Multi Billion Hike

Conferees OK Compromise on Tax Boost   Bill Virtually Same as That Voted Down by House Tuesday:

»Agree On New Tax Hike Bill Compromise   Cut Increase by $32 Million; Senate, House Approval Still Needed

$41 Million Trimmed from First Measure    Drop Personal Tax Boost on First $2,000

Tax Bill Is Revised Again   New Compromise Is Reached; Not Much Different

BOOSTS LITTLE LESS THAN ONES ASKED EARLIER   Expect Fast Vote So That Congress Can End Session

New Compromise Is Sought for Tax Problems   Difficult Questions Posed for Committee

Compromise Tax Measure Agreed Upon   Only Minor Changes Made in New Bill

 — COMPROMISE Senate —  May Vote Today :   ONLY MiNGR CHANGES MADE

Alternate Tax Bill, Is Voted   New Bill Essentially Same As The One The House Voted Out This Week

Better Break In Low Class Is Approved   Jenner Amendment Is Retained In Revised Measure

Revenue Plan Passed by Senate   Slight Concession Made to Lower Income Brackets

House-Senate Conferees Hit on Agreement   Revised Measure Due to Go Before Senate Late Today

Compromised income lax Ril Agreed   Bouse and Senate Conterees Give Break to Small Income Taxnavers.

Agreement on Nev Tax Bill Reached  Smaller Income Taxes Approved

Legion Expected To Demand Probe   Subversive Activities At Penn State Charged: Resolution Is Drafted

‘Wyoming Senator Declares Future UMT Is Being Threatened by ‘Gamblers Around Military Bases

Prober Fears UMT Periled by Gamblers   Senator to Assail Mississippi Vice Set-up in Report

Failed to Halt Gambling  Danville Mayor, Police Officer Face Charges

INDICT MAYOR, POLICE OFFICER AT DANVILLE   Charge They Wilfully Didn't. Halt Operation of Gambling House.

A EL LLL LL  BUZZARDS LOOK ON AS JAMAICA COUNTS 109 DEAD IN     HURRICANE

One Enemy Jet Downed; Three Are Damaged .  . UN- Ground Feress Recapture Mining Center Of Yonewol

(One Enemy Jet Downed: Three Are Damaged  . UN Ground Ferces Recopture Mining  ar OF Yanawal

U.S. Thunder jets Win Second Battle  Allied Ground Troops Retake Yongwol—Reds  Lse Women Riflemen

Big U. N. Bombers Wreak Havoc in Series of Raids   Allied Patrol Pushes to Farthest Point in Current Comeback Drive

sround Army Wins Battle or Yongwol  In Surprise   Americans Down One, Damage Three MIGs In Severe Doszfight

Bar Poll Favors Candidates Of Sen. Douglas   King, Epstein Lead Voting; Both Named by Senator

Senator Douglas’ Candidates Win Attorneys Favor   King, Epstein Lead Poll for Northern Illinots Judgeships

Guardsmen fo Head Back Home   Manitowoc, Two Rivers Units to Leave

Ohio's Senator Taft Ranks First In GOP Poll (On Preference For '52 Presidential Nomination

Report Chinese Reds Give Up Pyonggang    Strong UN Patrol  Finds Anchor of "Triangle" Deserted

Medic School Decision Neat   Pop Tax Votes Due To Decide Outcome

Stabbing Case Is Bound Over To Grand Jury   Victim Is Placed Under Peace Bond

Dr. Yeatts Held For Grand Jury In Abortion Case   Lengthy Hearing Is Held Here

$5,000 Bond Is Continued  After Trial   Case Involving Deaths Of Three York, Pa., Persons Heard In Peoples Court

ANNUAL EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE AT 7:00 SUNDAY   The Rey. F. Murray Haworth Will Deliver Sermon at Auditorium.

ANNUAL EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE AT HIGH SCHOOL   Auditorium to Be Scene of Worship Sponsored by Young People.

COSTELLO IN DEFIANT MOOD QUITS INQUIRY   Big-Time Gambler . Risks Contempt Charge By Walkout

Costello Walks Out of Senate Crime Hearing   Risks Arrest After He Refuses to Answer Any More Probe Questions

Racketeer Says He Is Sick And Is Going to Bed   Crime Group Plans To Start Contempt Proceedings at Once

Refuses To Answer An More Questions Of  Crime Probers   THREATENED WITH CONTEMPT CITATION

UM GOING HOME TO BED’  Costello Defies Crime Probers.  Stamps Out of N. Y. Hearins

Costello Walks Out on Probers   Racketeer Risks Arrest by Action

Refuses To Answer Questions Fourth Day Of Senate Committee’s Session In New  York; Has Sore Throat

Panel to Ask Thug Be Cited For Contempt   Racketeer’s Throat Sore After 3-Day Grilling Rye C,

Costello Walks Out of Hearing   Virginia Hill Also Beard By Probers

Costello Walks Out On Probers  Gambler Takes Risk Of Perjury Charge

 Perjury Charge May Be In Books  [Costello Risks Arrest In Hearing Walk- Out

Defies Senate Crane Probers; Quits Hearing   Gambler Says He’s Had Enough; Record Given U. S. Lawyer

Costello Walks Out On Senate Probe Group   Big Racketeer Risks Arrest And Citation For Contemnt

Defiant Crime Probe Witness Risks Arrest  Racketeer Refuses To Answer Queries

tad Enough, Am Going To Bed, He Croaks To Crowd   ‘Walk’ Follows Rejection Of Doctor’s Certificate By Panel; Contempt Proceedings Certain

Costello . Walks Ot On Heari   Arrest And Cho?sh' Of Conternst Tinds  Result Of Actiog L

Costello Defies Kefauver, Walks Out On Inquiry  Arrest For Contempt,  Ignores Perjury Court

‘A Lot Of Them And They Mean’ Business”, Senior Officer Of Eigth Army Tells AP Correspondent Macbeth

18 Years Since Last GOP © ‘Annual Message to Congress Is Challenae to Party

Truce Teams Wrestle With  Troop Issue   Problem Threatens to Put Talks Back Where They Started in July

Red Truce Envoys Oppose Behind-Line Inspections   Declare Such Action Would Amount to “Brazen Interference’ With Their Internal Affairs—Chief Allied   Negotiator Declares Afterwards That Armistice Con on  ferences Have Reached “Impasse No. 2

MORETTI TRIAL OPENS Court Denies Defense Plea fi Delay; Jury Selection Starts

“SPRING” 18 GOING   Mild Temperatures in Kansas Due to Leave by Tomorrow

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   French Minister Rene Pleven Coming to America

Workers Out On Atomic Projects   Union Official Says Strikes “Wildcat”

Workers At Oak Ridge Go On Strike   Two-Thirds Walk Out Because Of Waae Rulina

Contracts Let For $839,031 In Road: Work   Billings Concern Gets Underpass Project Slated Here

Two Groups Said Stull Far Apart   Factions At Least Agree To Parley

ACTION STEMS FROM SECRET BIG 4 TALKS   U.N. President Nervo Says Many Problems Exist  PENS NEMAND      Immediate And Unconditional Bans On A-Bomb; Agree To Four Points

Disarmament Group Given OK By East, West  Pections At Least Agree To Parle ley , oee@ Caill Bare rope

Still Apart On How It Will Operate   New Commission Only Concrete Result of Meet

Shivers Warns More Taxes, Spending Cut ‘Must’ for State   Speech Draws Solons’ Praise

Shivers Urges Need To Trim State Services   Spend Less, Raise Taxes, Build Strong Home Front, He Say:

Osborne Faces Murder Charge In Jones Death   Jury Returns True Bill Against Lawyer

Atty. Osborne Charged With Jones Murder  Also Charged With 11 Counts Inducing Others tc Perturv

‘A Murder Charge Is Filed Against Atty. A. H. Osborne   Kansas Citian Alleged To Have Been Accessory in Matt Jones Death.

Pilots Strike Despite Order   United’s 900 Fliers Seek ‘Productivity’? Raise

UAL Pilots Walk Out; Action Called Hlegal  All Nonmilitary Fiigits Haited: Mediators Direct Strike Rnd

UNITED AIR LINES PILOTS ON STRIKE   All But War Flights Halted; U.S. Orders Walkout Ended

New Cold Wave Expected To Hit Carolinas Tonight   Stock And Fruit Losses Estimated In Millions

Colder Weather Seen ‘Carolinas Temperatures Rise     And Fog Replaces Ice Danger

What About Burns? ,  FLASH BURNS ARE A SERIOUS CAUSE OF INJURY.. SHIELD YOuRsEL! EROM THE FLASH

WHAT ABOUT BURNS?   Even A Little Material Gives Protection ¥rom Flash Burns, So Be Sure Lo. Dress Properly.

Three Group: Probe Crash   Seek Cause of Fatal Accident Near Fort Wayne

Czechs Admit U. S. Jet Pilots Landed There   ‘Note Fails to Say “When Men Will Be Released

6 Parafroopers Are Identified   Accused in Rape of Soldier’s Wife

Bill for 15-Mill Minimum Tax for Schools fo House  Wins Approval In Senate, 28 to 18,

Senate Passes 15-Mill School  Levy Measure   Bill Opposed as Burden on Rural Areas for Cities’ Benefit

Egyptian Soldier Reported Killed  in Suez Zone Clash   British Continue Reinforcement of Troops And Nava] Power as Tension Increases

West To Reply To New Red Bid For Big 4 Talks  Russia Rewords Item  In List As Gromyko

West’s Envoys Set To Answer Gromyko’s Bid   Russian’s ‘Concession’ Rewords Item On Big Four Topie List

Western Delegates Agree On Answer To Gromyko’s Big Four Talk Plan ~

West Delegates Prepare to Reply To Soviet Plans   Gromvka Cancesccinar   Gromyko Concession Rewords German Treaty Item By CARL HARIMAN

Reach Accord On Answer to Soviet Deputy   Western Power Delegates Ready With Reply to  Gromyko on Conference

West Is Agreed Upon Answers   Deputies Are Not  Apar Very Far on Issue of Treaty

Powers Agreed On Their Answer   Will Give Answer To New Proposals Made by Russians

West To Offer New Plan For  Compromise   Gromyko To Receive Reply Today On His ‘Big Four’ Praposal

East, West May Talk of German Pact   Far Apart on Other Big Four Parley Points

Answer Near  On Big Four’   Western Delegates — Discuss Red Agenda

German Treaty Trading Pomt With Bio Four   Gromyko Makes “Concession;” West To  Reply Today.

0 a  A RED PROPOSAI   Gromyko to Reword Ger. man Treaty Item at Big 4 Deputy Meeting

Fire and Flood Peril Big Part Of Kansas City   Gasoline, Alcohol Flames Threaten Residential Area

Fatemi Asserts lran Will Sell Oil fo Anyone  Statement Made After All British Experts Left Fields

lran Ready to  Sell Oil To  ‘Any Customer’ Deputy Premier  Hossein Fatemi Makes Statement

lran Ready to Sell Crude Oil for’ Cash to Anyone—Including Russians

iran Oflering lts Crude Oil To Any Takers    British Technicians Withdrav  From Oilfields After Break down of Talks.

lran Ready to Sell Crude Oil   Russia Presumably On Prospect List

Iran To Sell Crude Oil For Cash   Rejects British Proposal to Sell At 50% Discount

Taft Woos Republicans While Ike Supporters Await Entrance of Candidate

Two Accidents Kill Three Monday   Headen Cor Collision ane Auto-Train Crash Cest Rive

John Whitaker Dies At Office   Kentucky Democrat Was In Second Term In House

Senator Raps Plan To Send Gls To Europe  Calls For Buildup   Calls For Buildup Of Air-Sea Power

Disputes Right Of Pres. Truman To Send Troops  Ohioan Urges Build-Up Of Air-Sea Power; No Army Committments

Firm Stand Is Needed, Austin Says In Speech   Taft Calls For Air-Sea Buildup And Jabs Truman's Right To Send Troops ToEuropeOn His Own Hook

Foreign Policy Debate Openec By Senator  Vast Air-Sea Power   Vast Air-Sea Power Urged To Combat Reds On World Scale

Taft Asks Vast Buildup Of U. S. Air-Sea Power  Disputes Truman Richt To Send Troops   Disputes Truman Right To Send Troops  Abroad: Says War On Reds World Wide

TART FOR AIR AND SEA POWER UNCHALLENGED   Calls Fight Against Communism a Strife Worldwide in Scope

Taft Disputes Truman Bid to Commit Troops  Challenges President’s Claimed Authority   Challenges President’s Claimed Authority To Send U. S. Forces to Europe; Calls for Build-Up of Air-Sea Power Against Russia

Communists Try To Slow  Treaty Pace   Truman Challenges Russians To Make  Good Peace Claims

Gromyko Ready To Ask Changes   Truman Challenges Communists To Make Good on ‘Peace’ Claims

48 Other Nations Gird To Prevent Reds From Stalling Conference   Reds To Insist On Unlimited Debate; Will Refuse To Sign Any But Their Own Proposal

Commie Walkout Forecast As Climax to Conference:   Soviets Outline Three-Point Program; _ British in Different View of Situétion -

Russian Delegate Andrei Gromyko Says He Is Ready for Fight Against Allied Version Of Japanese Peace Treaty. Predicts Delay

Senate Finance Group Approves Giant Tax Boost   Levies on Personal, Corporation Income Both Take Jump

Senate to Get New Tax Bil  Its Bill Would Up Inenmoa Tayec 11 PC

Senate Tax Writers Finish Draft Of Biggest Hike Bill   Adds 11 Per Cent To Tax Persons Are Now Paying

Senate Tax  Writers End Work on Bill  Slice One-Fifth Of Amount Placed  In House Program

Nation's Biggest Tax Increase Bill Draft Completed   Slices Off Fifth Of Hike Approved

Committee Completes Tax Bill   Nation’s Biggest Hike in Levies Is Drafted by Senate Finance Experts

Senate Tax Writers Cut House Levy   New Proposals 20 Pet under Earlier Bill

Senate Group Completes Tax Increase Bill   Bill Likely To Be Called To Floor For 0.K. Monday

-Committee Okays Smaller Tax Bill Expected To Raise Approximately “$5.9 Billion; Goes To Senate Monday,

Senate Group Finishes Draft of Huge Tax Increase Bill   To Raise 6 Billion in Added Revenues

SENATE FINANCE BODY ENDS WORK ° ON TAX BOOST BILL   Nearly $6 Billion Expecte In Additional Revenue; Early Vote Planned :

ON THE INSIDE:   Senate Finance _ Group Completes Tax Increase Bill

Senate Group Completes Big New Tax Bill  Committee Version   Committee Version Would Raise Around $5.900.000.000 More

Senate Group Slashes House Tax Act Total   ‘Approval Slated On Nation’s Greatest Boost In Revenue

Draft Biggest Tax Hike Bill  Senate Hacke At   Senate Hacks At House-Passed Fiqure

U.S. Biggest Tax Increase  Bill is Drafted   Personal Income and Corporation Hit Along with Higher Tax on Many Items

PART OF HOUSE BOOST SLASHED FROM MEASURE   Draft Finished On Nation's Largest Tax Increase Bill—New Version Will Raise  Six Billion.

Biggest Tax  Bill Written   Senate Gr oup Drafts Hike of 5.9 Billions:  Less Than House’s

Finance Group Concludes Draft Of Huge Tax Boost   Congress Working On Bill To Boost Personal Income Taxes By Biggest Marvin In History

Dock Workers In N.Y. Vote fo  General Strike  U. 8. Mediators To Seek Facts

ALLIES FACING EAST-CENTRAL AED DEFENSE!   Mass Chinese Withdrawals Reported After Loss of Pyonggang.

Mass Commie Withdrawals Reported North And East of Pyonggang, Now in Allied Hands; But Meet Fierce Artillery Fire Farther Fast

Weather At Yuma   UN Forces Hit New Red Defense Line   Communists Step Up Withdrawals On All But East-Central Front

Foe in Mass Retreat From  ‘Tron Triangle’  ‘Tank-Led Allies Gai: Against Withering Aetilines Kira

Red Retreat Confinues in Other Sectors   Chinese Communist Farces Still Falling Back Above Abandoned Pyongeang,

Red Guns Slow Allied Patrol Units  Foe Continues Retreat in West

Pyonggang Falls To Allied Power   UN Forces Run Into New Red Defense Line On East-Central Prous: Trinnele Conquered

Red Resistance Milfer In Fest,  Blanteax Ta tlact Weaker Tg West  Pyonageng Abandoned

UN Forces — Meet Fire at Hwachon   . Mass Communist Withdrawals Stepped Up Elsewhere

UN Forces Hit Nev Red Defense Line   Communists Step Up Withdrawals On All But East-Central Front

Drive Ahead Against Heavy Artillery Fire At Hwachon Reservoir   Find Enemy's Main Force In Position To Attack; Step Up Advance On Western End of Line.

Reds Try Stand. at New Line   Pyonggang Falls o Allies; Enemy  Establishes New  Line on East Secto:

Use of Natural Gas Restricted   PSC Order Follows Aims of U.S. Edict

Gas Extension Is Restricted   PSC Emergency Order Designed to Carry Out Federal Edict.

Stockmen Hint Market Cutback   Midwest Cattlemen Launch All-Out War Against Beef Price Rollback ~

Use Of BB Guns Is Still Moot Issue  ‘After Long Session Before Committee

Snyder Gives Taxpayers Some Cheering News  No New Taxes Likely Next Yea

Snyder Holds To Hope Of Delay In Tax Demands   That's !f Present Boost Is Granted; Costs Stay Level

Snyder Says New Taxes No Needed lit J  ‘Ifs’ To Statement; GOP Calls For Cuts

CHEERING NEWS FOR TAXPAYERS   May Not Be Asked For More Billions In 1952, Snyder Says

Snyder Wants Tax Increase Of Ten Billion   Next Year's Request May Not Exceed Over Bilion Additional

Treasury Head  Predicts Break  For Taxpayers  No Boost Next Year If Imposts Increased Now

Snyder Hands Taxpayers Cheering New:   May Not Be Asked for Huge Amount Next Year

NEW TAX IN 1952 MAY BE AVOIDED   Will Ask fer ‘Second Round’ _ Only If Budget Picture Changes. Snyder Says

Tax Front News More Cheerful  Snyder Hints No Hike May Be Asked in 1952

Miss Living As Man Is Suicide  Muskegon Woman, 28 Dies In Blazing Car

Republicans Being Named On Senate’s Committees _   Tobey Is Appointed To Foreign Affairs Post, Favors Truman

DRAWS TOP SPOT   G. 0. P. Assigns Senator Tobey to Foreign Relations Committee

“Mommy ... So I Can See”...  Two-Year-Old Boy Wants Bandages Removed From Eyes That Are Blind

Has Christmas Early 2-Year-Old Loses Remaining Eye After Fight With Cancer

Christrgas Party Preceded Uperation—  Chubby Vernie Smith Too Young To Know Siaht Was Sacrificed To Save Fis Life

Two:Y ear-Old Boy Loses Second Eye In Battle To Halt Cancer Growth

NEW ELECTION MAY BE HELD   Spectacles and False  = Teeth Bring Split

Fiery Bevan Quits Post In Cabinet   Splits With Attlee Over Paying for False Teeth.

Action Seen As _ Probable New General Election And Contest With Attlee For Leadership Of Already Harassed Labor Party

NEW ELECTION MAY BE HELD   Spectacles and Fals: Teeth Bring Split  -~ i a ee CCA i ee ee, le ee

Bevan Quits Labor Party Over Budget   Action Will Probably Resuit In General Election In Summer

British Cabinet  we ee OS OT ee Le ome, OS  As Bevan Quits Rift Threatens to Bring Early General Election

Bevan Spiits With Atlee or New Budget   Leftwinger Resigns From Cabinet; May Force New Election

Action Probably Means New General Election   Fiery Leftwinger’s Split With Attlee May Put Labor Leadershin To Tact

Labor Chief Quits Attlee Government   Bevan’s Action . May Force New British Elections

Brit Leader Resigns Labor Post   Bevan Splits With Attlee; Means General Election

Allied, Red Liaison Officers To Meet Again  Will Attempt to  Arrange asin OL eo Bh regen: C ae Tox’ Thee

UN, Commies Try Again to Arrange Talks: Reds File Usual Strafing Charge

Investigate Alleged Strafings      Liaison Officers Spend Day Hunting Evidence of Charges

NEW EFFORTS ARE MADE TO RESUME TALKS   Both U.N. and Communist Teams Hope to Get on With Truce Parley.

UN Group Investigates Two Red Charges. of Violation of Neutrality

MINE WORKERS BEING ASSESSED $2 MONTHLY   Lewis Orders Levy For Three Menth Period Or Longer; Is Second This Year

MORE POTENT A-BOMBS BEING MADE ON INDUSTRIAL BASIS, CHAIRMAN OF AEC DECLARES   Recent Eniwetek Tests Contributed Te Development Of Hydrogen Bomb, Dean Says; U. S. Pessesses Terrifying Weapons, Senate Teld

New Snag Develops in the Assembly’s Efforts to Solve  Tes Difficult Tax Problem

Snag Develops In Tax Problem   House Refuses to Give OK to Insurance Bill; $108 Million Approved

Scientists Jubilant Over Rocket Record   Missile Soars 135 Miles at Over Mile Per Second Clio

 Viking 6 Sets New Record  Rocket Experts Plan New Bids On Stratosphere Altitude Mark

Rocket Streaks To New Heights   Experts Talk of New Altitude Records After 7th Vik ine Rocket Zooms 135 Miles Above New Mexico

Rocket Experts Refuse To Be Conten With New Peak For One-Stage Unt

Rocket Climbs 35 Miles  Record Height Reached at Speed of 4.100 M.P.H

ROCKET BREAKS ALTITUDE MARK   Scientists Plan Further Assaults On Height  Record

Rocket Experts Jubilant Over Success Of135-Mile Trip; Plan New Ventures

New Assaults Eyed :  Rocket Experts Happy: [Viking Soars 135 Miles

Rockef Tests. Prove Success   4  Projectile Sent To Record Height

[Blind Woman Credits Abiding Faith In Prayer for Being Able to See Again

HouseDown: Restriction. On Troops   Refuses To Curb , Number of Men  For Eisenhower

Troops Limit Flatly Turned Down in House  Republican Plan —   Republican Plan Rejected, 192-168, By Standing Vote

House Rejects Troop Ban Plan   Refuses to Restrict Eisenhower's Army

House Kills Ban On Use Of GI Troops  GOQP Unable To Hold Party Lines

HOUSE KILLS RESTRICTIONS ON PACT AID   Vote Also Keeps UM1 And Deferments Up In Air

Committees  Given Plan. Of Wherry   Senate Act Seemingly Foreshadows Green  Light to Truman.

Senate Move Is Victory For Truman   Wherry Drops His Plans For Battle Qn Policy [ssue

* President Wins Troop Debate   Senate Refers Controversial Army Question to 2 Committees

Truman Victor In First Round Of Controversy   Administration To Ask Right to Send Troops Abroad

Europe Army Issue Handed Senate Bodies   Republican Leader’s Move to Force Vote Goes to Committees

Administration Wins Senate Test on Sending Troops To Atlantic Pact Army

Senate Refers Resolution to Committees   Go-Ahead Now Seen _ For Truman; Wherry Makes No Fight

SENATE GIES  PROPOSAL T0 COMMITTEES   May Clear Way for Go-Aheac to Truman to Use Troons Abroad.

Unanimous Vote Given In Senate   Move Clears Way For OK To Truman On Sending Soldiers To Western Europe

Truman Takes First Round in Troops issue  Resolutions Move   Resolutions Move To Committees for Pact Defense Force

HST Wins Round In Troop Fight  Senate Sidetracks Commitment Issue

WARREN VETOES GAMBLING CURB   Florida Governor Kills Bar On Horse Race Information

Ching May Issue Wage  Thaw Today   Recent Contracts To Get Approval Of Control Board

Price Freeze  Thaw Planned   Board To Announce Contract Approval

Club Dedicates Camp For Underprivileged; Senator Martin Assails Truman Tax Proeram

PROF. NETTLER ADMITS THEFTS   ‘TRAPPED BY LETTER TO WOMAN, EDUCATOR PLEADS GUILTY TO BURGLARY.

Allies Can Crush Reds Quickly If U.N. Gives Word, Says M’ Arthur

U. §. Mediators Seek To Half Shipping Strike  Oy ey Coen ee ee   Maritime Union Men Won't Work Without Contract

Sailor Unions Set To Strike  Over Contract   Mediators To Hold Marathon Session In Effort To Avert It

Shipping Strike Threafens Today  Mediators Striving To Prevent Walkout

GONE’ARE THE GOLDEN DAYS Waxey Gordon Pleads Guilty to Dope Charge

Allies Rip Reds By Land, Sea in  Growing Drive   Communists Pour New Troops Into Korea to Bolster Lines

Expense- Paid Vacation Spent  At West Point   Young Football Player Tells How 22 Were Feted

Chicago Tribune Quotes Michigan High School Grid Player That He And 22 Others Had 6 Weeks Outing

Grid: Star Says He Had Paid Vacation At West Point.       ” School. ‘Sars

Plan to End KoreanWar Submitted   Seven-Point Program in Hands of India’s Nehru in Hope of  Aligning British Aid

/-POINT PLAN TO END KOREA WAR STUDIED   British Commonwealth Leaders Working for Cease-Fire Order.

Marshal Tite Blasts Russ  Warns Attack Could Giwek: Dinownann 1 Silan

Tito Counts On The West, He Declares   Warns That Attack Would Mean War   Challenges Molotov’s Right To Call Yugoslavs ‘Criminals’

Racketeer Moretti Is Rubbed Out   Gambler Shot Inu New Jersey  Restaurant

Government Giving Pork To Ohioans   Schools Getting Smoked Shoulders For Lunch Program:

Court To Rule On Admissibility As Evidence * Melntire Jury  Excused As She Testifies

Pushed From Car, She: Says Girl Told Her   Court Studies Admissibility of Testimony at McIntire Trial

Girl Told of Being Pushed Out of Auto   Mother Weeps as She Testifies in Trial at Ottumwa

Wherry Asks ‘Ike’ Aid Data   General in Speech Lauds Allied Spirit

‘Ike’ Believes Aid to Allies  Is Essential Wherry Will Ask Acheson to Tell Modest Number

Wherry Asks Figures on U.S Aid fo Europe  Senator To Demand   Senator To Demand Acheson Reveal Uo S$. Cammitmente

Wherry Asks Clarification   Wants Sec. Acheson te Spell Out ‘Modest’ Strength for Europe.

Acheson Told To Spell Out Europe Plan   Wherry. Wants, ‘Modest U.S. Part Reveateds.~ Ske’? Urges Aid: In Men

Wherry Wants To Know About Commitments “aae—— Ficonhower Savs More US Troops In Europe Imperative

Wherry. Wants Acheson Report   - Demands. ‘Account. - Of Aid: To Europe

Wherry Wants DefiniteldeaOf Troop Figures   ‘Spell Out Demands, Senator Requests Of Gen. Eisenhower

U. $. Builds Up A-Weapon Store   Development of Atomic Energy Still Main Purpose, AEC Head Declares

Call Parley On European Army  France Will Be Host To 6 Pact Nations

Newsprint Issue Will be Checked   Congressional Committee Seeks Canadian Views On Shortage of Supplies

Huge Red Push Now  Closer  a   As Bad Weather Closes In, Foe  Stiffens Oppositior

DRIZZLE BRINGS THREAT OF NEW RED OFFENSIVE   Weather Hides Enemy Preparations For  Drive To South

Stiffer Red Resistance In Korea   Drizzle Quickens Prospect of New Chinese Offensive.

Red Resistance, Drizzle Point To New Big Attack   Chinese Commies Prefer To Drive In Bad Weather

Wrong Way fo Oper Any Hand Grenade  Fisherman Killed, Family   Fisherman Killed, Family Injured When He Uses Butcher Knife

Defenders Retreat In Fateful Battie For Future Of World   Outnumbered United Nations Forces Withdrawing At Many Points; Reds 15 Miles From City.

LIC F Uno RETREATING 10 EST APE TRAPS   Chinese Armies Surge South Slackened Only by Air Attacks.

Employment Hits New Peak In July   People Without Jobs Drop To Post War Low For Month

60,179,000 PERSONS EMPLOYED IN MARCH   Number in Jobs Seared 1,271,006 —LLnemptoyment Drops to 2 147,000 Total

CORSICANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADOPT RECORD BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR OF $1.271.500   Enrollment Falls Below 750 Total On Opening Day

CORSICANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS ADOPT RECORD BUDGET FOR COMING YEAR OF $1.321:500

Ceiling Prices Must Be Posted Starting Today   All Service Establishments Must Put Up Signs.

Underwood New U. S. Senator  Kentucky Representative  TT. Renlace Sen Chanman

Chapman Post As Solon Goes To Underwood  Democratic Member Of Congress To Be, Sworn In Tomorrow *

Underwood Is New Senator  Of Kentucky   Newspaper Publisher Is Picked to Move Up from His Seat in the House

U.N. Good Offices Committee Sends Feeler To China  Hopes To Arrange

Dockers to Load Defense Cargoe:   Full Back-to-Work Movement Fizzles

DOCK STRIKERS RELEASE GRIP ON MILITARY PIERS   Cargoes for Armed Forces Overseas Expected to Move From New York as Resu!t of Action.   DEWEY SENDS STATE MEDIATORS TO SCENE   Police Hold Back Angry Pick.  ets as Non-Strikers Move in to Unload Liner   Qucen Elizabeth.

Dock Strikers Ease Grip Upor Military Piers   Back-to-Worl Move in New York Area Flop; State Mediators Act

Strikers fo End Military Tieups   Truman Gets New Plea for Action

Strike Grip On Military Piers Eased By Rebels   Back-To-Work Movement Fails; Non-Strikers Unload Bic Liner

Strikers Say They'll Work Military Piers  Back-To-Job Move Flops; Dewey Acts

Strikers Agree To End Tieup  Of Army Goods  Attempt To End Dock Watkout Proves Fizzle

Ryan Breaches Pickets’ Lines On Single Pier   Dewey Orders State Board Into Action to Thwart Tnhtolerable’? Strike

Strikers Open Military Piers   Promise To Speed Defense Shipments

Strikers. May Loosen Grip on Military Piers   Elsewhere Attempts To End 2: Week Old Dock Dispute Fail

Dewey Sends Mediators To Strike Scene   Non-Strikers Win Fight To Unload Queen Elizabeth

RED PROPAGANDA MUST NOT GO UN-ANSWEREI    Western Democracies Must Counter - Attack With Campaign of Truth  CONVICTION NEEDED

Nation’s Traffic Toll Nears Million   Safety Council Reports Grand Total Increased To 999,750 Last Night

Auto Deaths To Hit Grand Total  Millionth Fatality Expected Saturday

Traffie Toll Up to Million On Saturday  250 More Deaths Needed for *M-day’ Caution All Drivers

MILLIONTH © U.S. TRAFFIC DEATH NEAR   Toll Since First Man Was Killed by Automobile in 1899 Reaches 999,754 Today. .   ») MILLIONTH DEATH LIKELY SATURDAY   Associated Press Is Participating in Tabulation of Fatalities for National Safety Council.

MARGIN NARROWS TO 239  Blizzards Push Traffic Total Near Million Mark

WEATHER MAY HASTEN TRAGIC TOTAL  Millionth Trattic Death Draws Near

‘Millionth Traffic Death Due Saturday At Noon; List Dates Back To 1899

Nation's Traffic Toll Approaches One Million Mark   Highway Deaths Stand at 999,754 At 10:30 A.M. Today

Millionth Traffic Death Nears; To © Occur By Saturday: Toll Now 999, 750

Trattic Toll Is Nearing  One Million   Safety Council Predicts ‘M Day’ Will Be Here  Saturday for Victim

Traffic Toll Is Nearing Million   As Of Midnight Total Of 999,750 Counted By Council.

Million Deatk Traftie Toll Rides Closer   Only 250 To Go For M Day

TRAFFIC DEATHS NEAR MILLIONTH   Safety Council Expects Grim Mark To Be Reached Saturday

Saturday to be M-Day...  US Traffic Deaths Rise to 999,750; Predict 600  to Die over 4-Day Holiday

\Nation’s Traffic Toll Now Stands At 999,750; Expect Millionth Victim Saturday

Millionth to Die Shortly   All Time Traffic Fatalities Reach 999,754 Today  —

Toll Of Million Highway Deaths Expected Soon   Saturday Deadline Now Predicted By The Safety Council

TEXAS DEATHS BY VIOLENCE MOUNT TO 124, WITH TRAFFIC TAKING 79- SCX DAYS REMAIN         Two New Laws May Help Truce In Texas’ Bloodiest. Costliest Strife

SLAUGHTER CONTINUES Texas’ Violent Deaths ' Climb to Total of 124

TEXAS DEATHS BY VIOLENCE MOUNT TO 124, WITH TRAFFIC TAKING 79: SIX DAYS REMAIN

Senators Vote To Keep RFC Letters Secret   Congress Role On Loan Policy Marked ‘Closed’

Senators Close Up RFC Inquiry  No Proof Found Of  tT ettutn nominee Di nmeres cae

‘Agency Subjected to No Pressures it Couldn't Have Resisted’ Probe Into Congressmen’s Influencing of RFC Placed in Mothballs By Senate Subcommittee

Congress’ RFC Letters Filed  No Undue Pressures Noted by Probers

Volunteer Travels on Own to Korea To Join U.S. Combat Forces at Front

Volunteer for Infantry Duty Goes From U.S. to Korea Front to Show Folks at Home He’s Not Red

First Of Two Tax Hikes Requested By President   ‘ivilian Turns Up In Korea Ready To Fight The Commies

FRIENDS ‘GOT ME WRONG! -Action-craving Youth Hitchhikes to Korea

Wanted to Shoot Reds  Adventurous American Hitch-hikes to Korea Battlefront from New York to Get in Army

U.S. POLICY LEADS TO WAR   Ex-Wallace Aide Urges Negotiated Peace with Russia

Big Cooperatives  Face Federal Tax  Senate Committee Would   Senate Committee Would  Also Tox Building, Loan  Associations

Senators Vote Corporate Tax For ‘Mutuals   Co-Op Taxation Tightened;  Savings, Building Loan Groups Are Affected

TAX TREATMENT OF CO-OPS TIGHTENED   ‘Senate Commitice imposing Cot peraiion Levies Om Mutual — 1 Saviags Manks

SENATORS VOTE TAX "ON LARGE C0-0PS      ppreve Corporation Levies ot Mutual Savings Banks and Loans Associations.

Lausche Vetoes Dividing State Welfare Setup  Disapproves Bill Roisina Salaries   Disapproves Bill Raising Salaries Of County Judges

Attlee Pounds At Churchill In  Opening Drive   Says Conservatives Have Failed To Offe Constructive Plan

Di Salle Tells Press Club He Hopes  To Level Prices Before Midsummer

Rent Control  Lack Serious  DiSalle Says That Prices May Level Before Midsumme!

DiSalle Hopes For’’Plateau’   Thinks Prices Have Now Begun To Level Off

'U. S. Ship’s Voyage Reflects Past, Present Poccible Future Wars

UN Withdrawal Before Onslaught Of Reds Continues  Allies lnfltet +  ee  nec lLeneccac   News From Fronts

ACHESON SAYS US. IS READY TOTALK PEACE   Intimates Underling Spoke Out Of Turn,  However

Acheson Denies Policy Reversal   J, S. Ready to Negotiate. Raneretary Peelares

Predict Treaty Conference Will Go On Schedule   Russians Defeated In Bid To Stall Peace Pact Talks

SneedAchieved In Sessions On Japanese Treaty   Russian Delegate Unable To Block Conference Talks

BLAST FOLLOWS DEFEATED MOVE TO KILL TREATY   J. S., Britain Indicate Russia. Will Not Sign — Gromyko Calls It A Military  AlHance.

West Beats Soviets on Filibuster   Angry Russians Call Proposals ‘Aacression’

 RUSSIA NOT EXPECTED TO SIGN Pact Signing Program On  Sehedule After Soviet   Move Is Beaten Down

Predict Session Will Roll On To Signing Saturday; 10 Nations To Talk Today

ULS. And Allies Ride Roughshod ‘Over Soviet Bloc   Red Delaying Plan Goes For Naught As Talks Continue

Happy West Sees Signing  On Saturday   Gromyko Indicates Russia Will Stay Out After Lashing Plan

Russia Given Defeat At Treaty Meet   Western Powers Score Victory In Short Order At San Pranciseo

Speculation Rife On Next Red Move   Soviet Bloc Crushed at Ev. ery Turn So Far at Jap Treaty Meeting   SIGHTS ON SATURDAY

Russia Hints She Will Not Sign Peace Pact   Gromyko Beaten In Every Move at Opening Session

Soviet Bloc Crushed at Ev ery Tum So Far at Jap Treaty Meeting   SIGHTS ON SATURDAY   ‘Swift Moving — Sessions Hoped to Bring Signing ' This Week-End

Angry Following Defeat, Russians Indicate They Will Not Sian Jap Pact

Russians Fail To Hold Up Parley, Indicate They Will Not ‘Sign Pact  GROMYKO   Calls Treaty “Agere sssive) Military Alliance. Pre ‘par ation Kor War”

Jap Treaty Denounced By Russians   Soviet Is Angry After Rebuff In Conference

Russian Move To Stall Peace Treaty Signing Utter Failure   Gromyko Demands U. S. Get Out of Japan-Far East

Gromyko Calls Pact “Military Alliance’   Soviet Delegate Gives Thirteen Wanted Chances

U.S. JUBILANT AS JAP PARLEY CRUSHES REDS   Expect Signing Of Peace Treaty Saturday As Scheduled

Indicate They Will Not Sign  Western Power. Jubilant Over Parley Victory

Russian Demand To Rewrite Japanese Treaty Is Beaten   Efforts Of Soviet Bloc To Stall Signing Also Crushed And Western Powers Confident Parley W3ll Rol! Along.

Soviets Angrily Denounce Treaty Following Defeat   Crushed In Move To Stall Talks, Soviets Make Blisterina Attacks

—C CON FERENCE Walkout By Reds Possible   SIGNING IS SET FOR SATURDAY

Boy In Coma For 89 Days   Kansas Tot Bitten By Insect In Oklahoma City

 Hotary Defended  World President Says Club Linked With No Other Group

Big Three Act For Quick Pact With Germans  Moye Designed For Bolstering

Machthur Says He'll Spend Rest Of His Life Fighting Communism   Eisenhower Ends Tour; Has Promises of 20 Divisions

MacArthur To Spend Life Fighting Reds  Sumrama Cammander Reviews Strateav On 71st -Birthdav

UN Commander, To Be 71 Friday, Explains Strategy of Allies in Korea . . .  meme seein a ce em ee ee Te cepetiniete  MacArthur Says He’s Ready To Dedicate Life to Anti-Red Fight

MacArthur, at 71, Ready to Battle Reds Restof Life-- .   _ Democracy in America Is Most Precious Thing We Have, and Must Be Defended. Against: Loss'*

Fight On Reds For Life Is Aim Of MacArthur   General, At 71, Ready To Give Rest Of Years To Battle

General Discusses Strateay In Korea   Noted Warrior Will Be 71 Friday; Reaular Schedule To Be Observed,

Gen, MacArthur To Mark 71st Birthday Friday   Commander Prepared To Fight Communism Rest of His Life

TWO ALMA MEN INJURED TODAY IN AUTO CRASH   L. RICHARDSON, 23. CRITICALLY HURT AS AUTO OVERTURNS

Stage Set For Close Contest   Substitute Bilis To Be Considered At Same Time On Plea by Dent

Hol Check Passer fn St. Louls Jall   Peak Accused of Netting $50,000 te Live on Greed Senile. Trapped

New Blockade Clamped Uson Soviet Zone   West German Authorities Also Recommend : Doubling, ‘of “Baby. Airlift”. to. Guard Roninet Retahaton.

Counter Blockade Set Up in Berlin   Doubling of ‘Baby. Airlift’ to Meet Russ Retaliation Is Considered

 West Germany Boycotts the Russian Zone   Blockade Retaliates for Soviet Ban on West’s Goods

Caneda and Israel Offer Compromise Korean Peace Plan   Both Agree Red China Should Be Named an Aggressor in Korea.

U.N. Group Schedules 2 Meetings   Faint Hope Held Committee May Reach Votes On  Chinese Questions

U. N. Gets Two More Peace Plans   Canada and Israel Offer Compromise Truce Proposals, Fur. ther Delaying Vote

WOULD START WITH KOREA CEASE FIRE.   Follows Lines Of Arab-Asian 12?.Nation Plan

Compromise Korean Peace Plan Offered By Canada   6-Point Proposal Alters Arab-Asian Proposal Somewhat

Canada Offers New Korean Peace Plan   Say It Would Be Real Test of Red Chinese Intentions

Two Offering Peace Plans   Caneda and Israel Present Compromise Propesah to U.N. Committer

Canada Offers Compromise int \ Preliminary Meeting  Suggested to Test (Chinese Intentions

Canada Propose: Compromise for Korean Peace   New Plan Alters Arab-Asian Formula To Stress Cease-Fire

Offer Peace Plans    Compromise Proposals Presented to. United Nations Committee by Canada and Jerse!

Would Test Real Aims of Chinese, Canadian Says   Canada and Israel Suggest Compromise; Back U.S. Resolution

Canada Offers Compromise On Korean Peace  Cease-Fire As A Preliminary Moye Is lncluded

Compromise Plan For Korean Peace Is Offered U.N.   Group Would Name China As Aggressor But Continue With Sattlameant Efforts

Canada, Israe Offer Korean Peace Plans   Aggressor Brand for Chinese Reds Advocated by Both

India Pushes Action On Parley Plan   Truman Calls China Aggressor Again, But Hits Rash Moves

Canada Has  Peace Plan   Compromise Calls For Parley to Discuss Cease Fire

Lompromise Korean Peace Pians Offered   Canada and Israel Agree Red China Should Be Indicted

Canada Seeks Compromise  Qn U. N. Plan   Six-Point Korean Peace Plan Presented; Calls for Conference with Reds to Discuss Cease-Fire.

COMPROMISE PEACE PLANS OFFERED TO UN   CANADA AND ISRAEL AGREE CHINA SHOULD BE NAMED AGGRESSOR

Peace Plan Submitted By Canada   Proposal Alters Some Details of Program Of Asiatic Bloc.

Canada Offers New Six-Point Plan for Korea   Proposal Submitted For Testing Chinu’s ‘Real Intentions’

CANADIANS OFFER COMPROMISE PLAN FOR KOREA PEACE   6-Point Idea Includes _ Conference Within Weel To Discuss Cease-Fire

Canada Offers Compromise Plan For Korea Peace  Suggests Giving Red Chinese 48 Hours To Respond

Canada Offers Compromise Or \Asian-Arab Peace Proposal   Seeks Conclusive ‘Test of Intent Of Bed Chinese

Canada Offers Compromise in  East-West Tiff   Numerous Proposals To End War Likely To Delay UN Action

Compromise Offered UN By Canada   6-Point Plan Provides for Chine Parley

CANADA URGES PEACE FEELER TOWARD REDS   Compromise Would Give China 48 Hours To “Put Up Or Shut Up”

Canada Offers Another Plan   Compromise Idea Asks Time Limits To China Decisi6n

Canada Offers Compromise Korea Plan  6-Point Proposal Alters Details Of Arab-Asian Setup

Canada Offers Compromise On  Korean Peace   Plan Called Test 0! Reds’ Willingness To Arbitrate

Meeting Asked Within Week, Reply Sunday   Pearson’s Plan Avoids Delay in Arab-Asian Proposal

Canada, Israel Propose Plans  To Stop War   Both Agree Red China Should Be Named an Aggressor in Korea

CANADA GIVES ~NEW PLAN FOR KOREAN PEACE   Proposes Conference at U. N Headquarters or in New Delhi.

Canada Offers Six-Point Peace Plan to UN Grour   Pearson Urges Anothe Parley with Chinese In U. & or New Delhi

Canada Offers New Peace Plar Uraing Confab   Talks Suggested For Lake Success Or New Delhi Soon

New Plan on     Peace Posed By Canadians   Six Point Proposal To Settle Korea Row Suggested to UN  By Delegates

Compromise Peace Plan Is Proposed  Canada And   Canada And Israel Present  It to the UN

Canada Offers Compromise on Korean Peace   Suggests Conference On Cease-Fire Within Week

Canada Offers Its Peace Plan   6 Point Compromise on Arab-Asian Idea

OPPOSITION TO ARAB-ASIAN OFFER GROWS   Pearson Tells U.N. Canada Also Supports US. Resolution.

Cease-fire Plan Compromise s Offered to UN   Truce Is Put First In Six-point Program Drafted by Canada

Substitute Plan Asked By Canada   Six Point Compromise Korea Peace Plan Calls For Parley Of U.N.

Acheson on Way Out, Taft Claims   Senator in Favor of Pulling Out of Korea

Believes Acheson Is On His Way Out   Taft Says Foreign Policy Debate Has Effected Chanaes

Taft Hails Policy Shift   Result of Big Debate _ In Congress, Ohioan Savs: Sees Acheson Ou

Belief That Acheson May Be on Way Ou   Taft So Indicates In An Address at Chicago Today

Taft Hints Exif  For Acheson Due  Speech at Chicago Hails Policy Shift

Taft Believes See. Acheson  ‘On Way Out   ‘Claims Foreign Policy Debate Has Changed Administration Vie ws

Senate Probers Say Washingfor Area Is Overloaded With "Upper Brass,’ Civilian Workers

—TOO MUCH BRASS — Defense Critics Fear ‘All Chiefs And No Indians

‘WASTEFUL’ TREND NOTED Senate Group Charges ‘Brass’ Crowd Capital

Senators Worry Over High ‘Brass’   Claim Washington Overcrowded With Flag Officers

Washington Overloaded With ‘Brass’   High Officers Act As Messenger Boys For Higher Ones, Report Declares

“All Chiefs, No Indians’  Washington Area Overloaded ‘With ‘Upper Brass,’ Report

Senate Committee’s Report Shows .  Top Military Brass Crowding Capital

Too Much Brass At Capital, Senate  Committee Says   Top-Heavy Setup Draw: Criticism — Johnson Says Condition Startling

Defense Uses ‘Overload’ of  Upper Brass   Senate Group Says Washington Area Top Heavy In Administration

Committee Says Too Much ‘Brass In Washington  Capital Overloaded With Military And

Senators Hit  Extra Brags in  Defense Effort   Over-Staffing Trend: Called “Inefficient, Wasteful Dancernue

Nation’s Capital Flooded by Brass   Senate Subcommittee Complains of Number Of Officers in Area

Capital Pictured ‘Brass Heavy  enators Complain On Renk Population

\Capital Overloaded With ‘Brass’ And  Civilian Workers, Defense Chiefs T old

Tending To Waste And Inefficiency: Senate Group Charges Capital Overloaded With ‘Upper Brass’

Too Much “Brass” In — Washington?  Senate Report   Senate Report Says Area Crowded With Biewigs. Civilian:

“All Chiefs And No Indians,” Pose Threat Of Waste. Inefficiency Subcommittee Declares

FIND CAPITAL JANM FULL QF  UPPER BRASS   Senate Group Fears Waste and Inefficiency in Pentagon.

Capital Overloaded With “Upper Brass” Senate Subcommittee Says In Report

MANY JUST MESSENGER BOYS Overload of Top Brass In Pentagon Rapped

Robert S. Bruner Heads Chamber of Commerce      Senate Group Complains Capital 'Overloaded With Brass’: Raps Inefficiency. Wast

D. C. Overloaded With ‘Upper Brass’ Civil Employes, Senate Unit Claims

Washington Area Found Overloaded With Upper Brass, Civilian Workers

DEFENSE BRASS IS TOP-HEAVY   Washington Overloadec With High Ranking Officers

.. Inefficient, Wasteful and Dangerous’ Washington Area Overloaded  ‘With Military ‘Upper Brass’

Solons Say ‘High Brass’ Too Heavy   Washington Area Is Overloaded With Top-Rank Officers

As Much Brass Now As In Last War When Forces Were Triple What They Are Today

Hawarden Man Returned To Top County Post for 13th Consecutive year

Solons Go Back To Homes After 102-Day Session   Many New Laws ‘Enacted During Session Of 1951

Lawmakers Go To Their Homes As Assembly End:   Adjournment Comes Yesterday To End Session Of 102 Days

NATO Arms Cost Scrap Continues  European Nations Arque Cash Split

NATO Nations Feuding Over Defense Plans   Threatened Strike Causes Leaders Much Concern

NATO Nations Can’t Agree  On Own Costs   Decide What Is Needed to Prevent War, Debating Price

Beef Prices Will Go. Up Monday Following Ruling By Nation's OPS Chiefs

State Trooper Game-Rooster Raid Nets 58   Numbers Slips Are Taken From River In Lottery Arrest

0) Dwyer Will Be Witness In Crime Probe  Former New York Mayor To Appear

Rumor Persists Crime Probers May Call Dewey   New York Ex-Mayor Next Star Witness Before Senate Group

Recess Expires At 9 0'Clock This Evening   Expects Reds to Back Down on Demand  For Troop Withdrawal

No Word Received  From Reds   Expecting Reds To Back Down On Troop Issue”

U.N. EXPECTS REDS T0 DROP TROOPS ISSUE   Resumption of Truce  Talks Slated to Get _ Under Way at City  of Kaesong.

Talks Resume Tonight After 96-Hour Recess   Radio Pyongyang Again Asks UN To Leave Korea

UN Optimistic Of Agreement By Red Group   U.S. Blamed   Face-Saving

Allies Expect Reds To Back Down On Demands At Meeting Tomorrow   New Red Propaganda For Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops Is Not Seriously Regarded.

Collector, Eight Other Tax Office Employes Removed   Announcement Follows Long Probe of San Francisco Revenue Office

President Fires Revenue Chiet! ‘At Bay City for ‘Irreqularities’

SUSPEND CHIEF OF TAX OFFICE   Eight Others at San Francisco to Answer Charges

Tax Workers Punished for Irregularities   San Francisco Collector and Eight Employes of  His Office’ Suspended—One Is Accused of Embezzlement and Another of Juggling Accounts— Receipts Post-Dated.To Avoid Penalties

San Fraticisco Revenue Collector Susnended Pending Investigation

Full Income Data  Asked on Officials   San Francisco Tax  Chief Suspended   Irregularities Charged; Eight Others Lose Posts

Smyth Fired by Order of Truman   One Assistant Charged With Juggling Records

San Francisco Internal Revenue Collector, 8 Other Eraployes Suspended for “Irregularities”

West Coast Tax Collectors Given Gate  After Alleged ; ‘trreqularities’

Truman Suspends Tax Collector In San Francisco   Suggests Lawmakers, Generals  And Judges Reveal Their Income

Nine Tax Otticials Are Ousted   Revenue Collector Among Those Found Juggling Accounts in California

9 US Taxmen Face Charges   ‘Frisco Collector and 8 Employes Suspended;  1] Juggled Books

COTTOX M     TRHET   California Tax Bureau Head, Eight Employees Are Fired

Chief, Eight "Frisco Aides Face Charges   Report One Man Takes Sleeping Powder Overdose

Chinese Attempt To Gain Ground Before Truce   Negotiators Agree On About Half Of Line

Rita Might Take Aly Back On 1 Condilior   But Attorney For Travel ing Actress Refuses To Tell Condition

BOSSES FACE FIRM WAGE HIKE POLICY   Basic Rule for Executives Same as Labor, New Board Reveale

Defense Heads Urge Teamwork By Tight Rules  Call With Single Voice for Policy Of ‘Get Tougher’

Ciachino Baccolla, One of Nation’s Ten Most Wanted Men, Surrenders Meekly to FBI Men in New Y ork City

Most Wanted Man Gives Up To FBI Agents   Described Vicious Killer But Walks Meekly into FBI Net and Surrenders; Giachino Bacolla Caugh

Killer Captured By Federal Men   One Of Country’s Most Wanted Men

HUNTED BANDIT NABBED BY FBI   One Of Nation’s Most Wanted Men Walks Into Agent’s Net And Gives Timealf Tin

One of Nation’s  10 Most Wanted  Men Is Caught FBI Men Take Him As He Walks Into  2 :.. x... Ve: US

U. }. Believes Reds Planning To Hit Island  ~ America Continues Ty, Oinrnese Attack   ~ America Continues __To Oppose Attack  Beainet Mainland

U. 5. Believes Reds Planning To Hit Island  ~ Americo Continues   ~ Americo Continues _ To Oppose Attack  Kaainet Mainland

To Bolster \ationalist Stronghold   Military Aid Seen As Deterrent To (Chinese Commies

U.S. Plans Nev Military Aid — for Formosa    $60,000,000 or More ‘May Be Spent in ‘Anti-Red Move

U. S. Planning Aid  Program to Defend  Nationalist Formosa Stress Arms Funds  Not For Invasion  Of China Mainland

Rowe Demands Investigators Withdraw Accusations Linking Him With Alleged Intiuence Ring

Rowe Denies Accusations Made Against Him and Insists That Charaes Alleaed Be Withdrawn

Seys President Told Him to Cleen Up RFC   C. Edward Rowe Also Denies Any Link With Loan “Influence Ring”

RFC Director Rowe Denies Accusation Concerning Link with Ring   Reply to Subcommittee Makes No Mention That He Tried to Make Fellow Worker “Goat” in Inquiry   Montana Wants Guarantees on Libby Dam   Cooperation in Billings Rabies Scare Praised

Truman Knew RFC Cleanup Was Needed  President's Orders Revealed By Rowe

RFC Director Rowe Denies Charges He Is Linked With Influence Ring

Chief of RFC  Denies Count   Rowe Demands Senate Group Retract on ‘Influence Ring’

Uaims He’ Acted On Truman Order R. F.C. Director Rowe Says  He Had Instructions to Clean Up Agency  ASKS A RETRACTION  He and Two Other Direc’ tors Accused of Yielding  to Influence

RFC Director Denies Charge  Rowe Demands Sanete KE Influence Charge

Demands Charges be Withdrawn RFC Director Rowe Denies ‘Link With Influence Ring

DeniesAsking RFC Official To Be ‘Goat’         Director Rowe Demand: Probers Withdraw Al Charges Against Him

‘Cleanup of RFC Asked By Truman   Rowe Claims Presiden’ Named Him Director With That Order.

Withdraw Charges, RFC Plea   Director Rowe Asks Investigators To Take Back Charge Of ‘Influence’

DFC’ c Dawa Hite :  J IUUVIVY CEE  Dunham's Charges  Denies ‘Goat’ Story In Heated Hearing

REC Director Ducks Charge Of Colleague   Third Director, Cosgriff, Denies Any ‘Influence’

Rowe Maintains Actions Were Lenal, Ethical   Calls Upon Senate Investinators To’ Clear His Neme

RFC Director DemandsName  ‘Be Cleared’  Edward Rowe Denies He Was Linked With  Tefluence Racket

RFC Director Asks Charges  Be Removed  Raura Daniac Thr   Rowe Denies That He Tried To Make Dunham ‘The Goat’

RFC Director Demands Senators Withdraw ‘Influence’ Charges   C. Edward Rowe Says Truman Appointed Him With Orders to ‘Clean Up’ Agency; Another Director Dentes Evidence of Influence Ring

Rowe Says He Was Named fo  Clean Up Agency   Denies He Tried To Get Dunham to Be Goat’ of Probe

RFC DIRECTOR DENIES CHARGE OF INFLUENCE   Rowe Also Denies He Asked Dunham to Be the Goat.

Rowe Demands RFC Investigators Withdraw Charges Linking Him © With White House Influence Ring

Truman Ordered Him to Clean Up RFC, Rowe Says   Director Demands Retract ‘Influence’ Charges Aaainst Hi

Accusations Denied By REC Director   Rowe Demands Influence Charge Be Withdrawn

RFC Official ‘Denies Charge (Of ‘Influence’  7   Director Refutes White House Links Cited During Prohe

White House Connection Denied By RFC Director   Rowe Asks Senate Investigators To Withdraw Charges Linking Him To An ‘Influence Ring’

Rowe Denies Par t In Any R. F.C. ‘Ring’   Director Demands Senate Investigators Withdraw Charges

Rowe Urges Probers Drop REC Charges   Agency Defended By W. C. Cosgriff   Director Vigorously Denies Influence Used To Get Aid For Contracts

RFC Director Challenges Investigators   Rowe Demands Senate Clear Him of Charge of Role in Influence Ring

ROWE DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF RFC CHARGES   Director Denies Connection With Alleged Influence Ring

FRC Head Asks Influence Charge  Be Withdrawn  3 Courses of Action Open to Committee  Haldino Inanirv

RFC Director Denies Charge   Rowe Demands investiga. tors Withdraw Accusation Of Link With intlence Ring

Rewe Demands Senate Probers Drop Charges   Fgueres Testimony He! Tried To Make Dunham : Goat’ Of RFC Inquiry

Rowe Denies He Trled To Make RFC Director A ‘Goat’.  Says Evidence OF - Walter Dunham Is “Not: Whole Truth. —

Today At The lowa Capital   BY THF ASSOCIATED PRESS . 3s SEES Sa

Foreign-Affairs Leader Dies In Committee Room   Kee Stricken After Passage Of Resolution Expressing Friendship To Russia, Colleague Tells House

Senate Studies Post For Jessup   McCarthy Opposes Appointment To UN

Secy. Brannan to Push lowa Corn Planting  To Meet Planners in Des Moines

Government Is Hinting at Concern Over Food Production Prospects for U. S. This Year

Food Production Decline Feared  Farmers Reducing Feed Grain Acreaae

"Ag. Dept. Fears Shortage Of Farni Products In“St  Sec’ Brannan Acts: _ OPS Extends Mark-

Winter Again Hits Many State Points   Helena Enjoys Record High Temperature For Last Two Days

Jamaica Death Tol Believed Over 109:  Howler Hits Yucatan   Kingston Isolated From Neigbor Cities, Hundreds Homeless, Damage Runs To Millions,  Howler May Curve Over To Texas Coast

Blast Breaks Class Window Tn Las Vegas   Test Delermines How Quickly Men Can Meve lite Explosion Arca

Ground Troops Take Part First Time in  Nevada A-Bomb Test  Big Blast Shakes Las Vegas, 90 Miles

Troops Take Partin Atom Bomb Tests   Ground Forces Get First Taste of Atomic Warfare In Blast At Las Vegas Early Todav.

Blast Opens ‘Operation Desert Rock’   Blinding Explosion Occurs Far From Soldiers’ Trenches

REMAINDER OF FINE PROGRAM IS PRESENTED   Administration Opens Bold Movement to Bypass Stalled Income Tax.

Peiping Radio Broadcasts Approval of Soviet Proposal For 38th Demarcation Line

Promise to Give ‘Overall Reply’ at Next Meeting   Ask Additional Time to Give Allied Plan More ‘Mature Study’

AIRMAN FALLS 4000 FEET  Co-pilot, Trying to Close Door, Tumbles to Death

Dies In Fall From Plane   Co-Pilot Plunges To Ground While Adjusting Door

To Examine A-F Athlete   Mickey Mantle Notice Comes From General Hershey

Mickey Mantle Is Ordered fo Report For Special Exam   Gen, Hershey Directs Special Examination for Player Twice Called 4-F

Dodgers Even Playoff With 10-0 Victory   Both Teams Primed Fo: Finale In Polo Grounds This Afternoon

Today’s Game Decides Winner _ Of National League Pennant And Yankee Gases ‘ies Opponent

DODGERS SLAM 10-0 DOOR 10 KNOT PLAYOFF   4 Homers Sink Giants In Second Tilt To Decide Title

Grangers Told ‘Permanence of Plenty’ to Keep Demand for Farm Output Hish

54 Per Cent Back M’Arthur In Plan to End War in Korea   [MacArthur Does ‘Paper Work’: Wife, Son Take in Sights

Mac Spends Day In Hotel Room As Wife And Son Attend Circus; Chicago Readies Huge Welcome

MacArthur Faces Paper Work; Son, Wife Plan To Attend N. Y. Circus

MacArthur Busy In Apartment, Wife Tours N. Y.   General Will Be In Chicago Thursday Milwaukee Friday

‘Truman Is Run by Hiss Crowd   President in Name Only, McCarthy Says

U.N. Repulses Savage Attacks By Red Troops   Reinforced Enemy Makes Three Thrusts North of Yangou

10,000 Reds  Dig Into Hills For Support   UN Planes Determined To Cut Supply Line From North

270 Red Trucks Are Knocked Out By Allied Planes   Troops Hack Out Limited Ground Gains in Korea

Reds Ba     f Viciously as Men Move Un  tle   Fresh Division Seen Digging in Along Line; Allied Planes Hit  * Rails and Roads’

10,000 Communist Troops Dig In Behind Their Atfacking Comrades   Savage Assaults Are Thrown Back In Jagged Hills North Of Yanaqu

Allied Troops Repulse Three Enemy Assaults; New Violations Charged

Fresh Red Troops Dig In On Front   Communists Move 10,000 New Men To Eastern Lines

10,000 Fresh Troops Move Into Position Behind Comrades   Savage Assaults Beaten Back While U. N. War planes Hammer At Supply Lines In The Rear: Reds Prenaring.

10,000 More Red Troops Dig Into Hills   Allies Beat Back Three Small, Savage Attacks By Enemv

Enemy Bolsters castern Korea. Battle Forces   Allied Air Blows On Supply Lines Pressed to North

WARPLANES MAKE RAIDS ON SUPPLY ROADWAYS   Fresh Communist » Division Sighted th. 4,  th.n Yanggu Area

Keds Thrice Attack U.N Forees North of Vangu After Being Reinforced  by HAA) Men,   COMMUNIST SUPPLY LINES ARE BOMBED   Airmen Destroy — Boxears, Trucks in North-—Raids Cut Railway Lines and  Roadways.

SAVAGE DRIVES THROWN BACK BY UN TROOPS   More Reinforcements Move In Behind Red Regiments

‘iercest Communist Attack Lasts 13 Hours, Supported By Mortar And Artillery Fire; Aircraft Lashes Red  Lines

Doctors Say Operation Impossible For Siamese Twins Joined At Heads

Firing of RFC Official Touches Off New Probe  Rowland Charged   Rowland Charged With Cashing In on  ‘Inside’ Information

New RFC Probe Is Touched Off With Official’s Ouster  Minneapolis Chief Suspended for Deal On Storage Profits

RFC Firing Laid to Tip On Storage   Symington Ousts Minneapolis Man  For ‘Unethical’ Act

Fire RFC Official For Profiting On Inside Tip  Aetian Taken hy   Action Taken by W. Stuart Symington in House-Cleanina

OfficialOfRFC Fired For Use  Of'Inside’ Data   Business, Private Banks Trying To Monopolize  Credit, Berge Says

HST Warns of Soviet Choice: War or Peace   President Declares He'll Not Pull! Strings on MacArthu:

Peace Still Possible, ° Says President; Gives No-Comment Reply  To Query on Bombing

‘Awful Responstbility’     Truman Warns Reds Anew Not to Spread Korean War

TRUMAN SAYS REDS HOLD WAR HI KEY   Warns Anew Foe May Cause Spread of Conflict Beyond Korea

War Spread Up To Reds,  Says Truman   UN To Strive To Limit Conflict ‘If Possible’

Spread Of War Is Up To Russia, Truman Asserts  President Won't Pull Strings On M’Arthur

Truman Says He Won't Iry To Silence Mac   Declares His Policy Is To Bar Spread Of Conflict In Korea

War's Spread Up To Russia   President Says He Won't  Pull Any Strings On MecArthur

 ‘Vast Military Implications’ Navy Awards Contract ‘For Atomic-Powered Sub

Navy Lets Contract for First Atomic-Powered Sub; News Has Great Military Significance

‘Navy Action Surprise  Contract for Atomic Sub Awarded To Speed Project  i

Navy Lets Contract For First Atom-Driven Sub; Speed May Be 65 MPH

Research Indicates New Underseas Craft Capable Of Unbelievable Speeds.   Nuclear Reactor For Aircraft Aiso Proposed; Project Believed Answer  To Russians’ Snorkel Type Boats

Navy Plans Firs! Sub To Run By Atomic Eneray   Contract Awarded To Electric Boat Co. For Project

CONTRACT LET FOR SUB USING ATOMIC POWER   Groton Company to Build First of New-Type Underseas Craft   DETAILS SECRET   Vessel Probably Will Have Great Speed, Wide  Cruising Range  e

Atom-Powered Sub Contract Is Let by Navy   Actual Construction Of Undersea Craft Is Considered Practical

Navy Lets Contract for First Atomic-Powered Submarine, But No Details Are Revealed

Navy Lets Contract for Atomic Sub  Craft to Have Huge Military Imnheations

Atomic-Powered Sub Is Planned   Contract Let For 2,500-Ton Vessel

i: Uontract Let. Atomic-Powered Sub To Have Vast ‘Military Implications’ —

Atomic-Powered Navy Submarine  Contract Is Let  Craft Described As Having Immense Military Import

Navy Lets First Atomic-Powered U-Boat Contract   Vast Undersea Range and Great Speed Are Expected

Navy Lets Contract For  Atomic Sub   Congress Spokesman Says Move Has Big Military Sionificance

First Atomic-Powered Submarine  Is Under Contract For U. S. Navy

Contract Let for Atomic Sub  AN_WMrant Snaad HWintead By Nlaelane Eenarte

Navy Lets Contract For Atom U-Boat   Described As Having Vast War Implications

mense Military Implicatic  ‘Navy Lets Contract for Atomic- Powered Sub

Contract Awarded io Electric Boat Co.; No Details Revealed  WORK Tt RE CPEMnIEN   WORK TO BE SPEEDED   Experts Say New Undersea Craft Would Be Capable of Long Cruises

Navy Lets Contract for Atomic Sub Having Vast Military Implications

“Immense Military Implications” Are Attached toAtom-Submarine Contract

Navy Awards Contraet for Submarine ‘With Atomic Power, Answer to Snorkel

Contract Is Let For _— Sub  , mee gS SPSS SRR SS Sg AER Stn OTe   Craft Described As ‘Having Immense Military Implications’

Revolutionary Vessel To Have Great Range  Sources Indicate Craft May Churn Waters At Speed Up To 65 MPH

First Open Step in New Power Field  Navy Contracts For Atomic Powered Suk

U.S. to Build Atomie Sub   Contract Let; Areo Uncertain What Its Role In Project to Be

One Out of Every 200 Kids in New York Is a Victim  1500 Student Dope Addicts

Jansen Admits Wide Dope Use Among Students   One Of Every 200 In N. Y. Schools  Te Tlhaino Narcotics

Superintendent Says  Out of 200 ‘Students in High Schools Use Dope

Dope Addict Stories Shock Probers * * * x x * . * * x * x. * C2 ..7 Tw Dinttennetrrn Aarne SM VV Chee cdlawnte Plan Nimwn nk ncn   School Head Estimates Many N. Y. Students Use Narcotics

3,500 Others Using Drugs New York School Head Says 1,500 Youths Dope Addicts

More Rain Endangers Flood Area   Kaw Valley Can. Expect, Its Worst Flood Since 1935 After Downpours

BRITISH OPPOSED TO RECONQUERING KOREA   London’s Commitiments In Eurepe Preclude Further Milltary Heln

U.N. Northern Push Opposed   British Reluctant to Drive T. Mancherian Border

U.S. To Insist On lronclad Truce Terms   Cautious Action On ‘Peace Proposal’ — Is Being Taken

REDS IN KOREA DRIVE NEARER OLD BEACHHEAD   Hong Kong Consul Says Far Eastern Chuatian Glaamy

Caucasians Are Seen Preparing To Join Battle  Captured Soldiers Tell Of Big Push Slated Next Month

Gen. Ridgway Given No Reply  By Communists  Propaganda Battle Being Continued; More Charaec Made

sao Armistice Talk   _— Sink To A New Low Amid Many     Croiuntor ~ Charnac

U.S. Ambassador Receives Fliers, Drives'To Vienna      Plane Waits tXFly  Men To Germany

Hungary Frees Four Men For $120,000 Ransom   Severe Retaliatory Action Anticipated

Held Prisoners Since Nov. 19, Fliers Leave  On Plane For Germany

Release At Austrian Border Consummates Big Blackmail Stunt   Ambassador Donnelly Hurries To Nickeldorf With Food For Americans Held Nearly 6 Weeks

Transport Had Been Forced: Down On Flight From Erding Air Base To Felgrade, Yugoslavia   PLIERS FINED 8UM OF 530000 FACH

US. Agrees to Pay $120. 000 “Ransom”   Four Fliers Who Have Been Held Behind Iron Curtain Since November 19 Released at. Frontier.

Russian Guards Examine Passes at Border Town; Airmen in Good Health

Released at Border after — Ransom Is Paid   U. S. Pays $120,000  “Fine” Imposed by ~  Hunaarian Court

U.S. Agrees To Pay ‘Ransom’  Of $120,000   Quartet Released At Austrian Border To American Ambassador

— HEARING ON TAXES —  590 Billion Budget Seen In 1952-53 Fiscal Year

Man and Two Children Perish in Second Crash as Crewless Bomber Rams House; 44 Killed in Plane Tragedies in Three Days.

Reds Wateh Gottwald In Czech Unres!  Move Linked With   Move Linked With Disappearance Of Ex-Aid Clementis

Report Guard On President By Czech Reds   Gottwald Kept Under Police Supervision At Home In Prague

Perjury Case Goes to Federal Jury at New York Late This Afternoon.

J ury To Begin Deciding Fate Of Remington      Judge Denies Plea For. Acquittal As Leng Trial Closes

‘Ike’ Urges Arms Survey Before Peace   General Says Strong And Peaceful West Could Live With Eas

Eisenhower Says Atomic Ins pection ‘Minimum Demand’ For Peace Pact

Split In Senate Over Troop Plan   Truman Proposal Will Be Approved

Assignment of Four Divisions At Once Held Certain 4-Way Senate Split Keeps Experts in- Doubt Over Final Form of Troops-to-Europe Bill

ink in Ohio. iver with 15,000 Loss   ‘High-Wind, Swift Current Snaps Barge’'s Towlines

 Fudge Fels Grand Jurors Syndicate Slot Machines Just Step From Murder

Texas House Votes Overwhelmingly For On-The-Spot Truck Unloading

Malleable Stockholders’ Meeting Is Postponed For Lack Of A Quorum

DY PHO MssVci alla Peo  TEHRAN, Iran -- An Iranian cabinet member said today a formula has been found for reopening negotiatious with the British on the oil nationalization dispute.

Deadlock Over fran’s Oil May Be Near End   Basis For Reopening Talks With British Reported By Official

May Break Deadloek In Oil Dispute   Negotiations  May Be Resumed

Iranian Oil Talks Might Be Reopened Bitter Dispute Over Na tionalization Of Oil May Be Settled

lran May Acton  Negotiations ©  With Britain Report New Formula May Pave Way for ©  rn ral . re ee

Statement Of Progress ls Announced   Formula Is Found For Reopening Negotiations  Over Oil Dispute

Formula Found To Reopen Oil Negotiations   Announcement Made By Iranian Minister

ania Cabinet Says Formula Found For otiating Oil Nationalization Dispute

Mossadegh, Board In Long Parley   Harriman May Be Deadlock Breaker In Tense Dispute

 —CABINET MEMBERS —  Formula F ound For Reopening fran Gil Talks

Break Seen Tn Deadlock On Tran Oil   Cabinet Member Reports Formula For Reopening Talk:

lran and Britain May Reopen Negotiations   Formula Reported Found ‘for Re. suming Talks on Oil Controversy.

IRAN WILL TALK WITH BRITISH ON OIL DISPUTE  “Formula” Is Found   “Formula” Is Found Says Cabinet Official; Harriman Credited

Oil Dispute May Reopen   Formula Is Found Which Will Open Door For Talks

Iran Offers To Try To End Oil Deadlock   Says It Has New Formula for Reopening Talks With British

Formula Is Found For Reopening Negotiations;  Continued Talks Tonight   Some Formal Announcement Expected Later On Extent And Nature Of  Pracrerse Reine Mada.

lran-British (il Talks May Be Reopened   Harriman, Tehran Officials Confer

Formula Found For New Parley On Iran Dispute   Harriman Will Be Given Memorandum Agreed On By Cabinet, Oil Unit

’ Minister Says ula Is Found To Reopen is With Britain On Crisis

Formula Is Found to Reopen Negotiations on Oil Dispute   Iran Minister Says Talks Will Resume

Iranians —  May Settle  Oil Dispute Formula Found  ~ for Negotiation

fran Says F enmila Reached For Reopening Discussion  On Nationalization Of Oil

Iran Oil Talks Will Reopen, Official Hints   Formula May Be Released After New Session With Harriman

Iran Moves To Reopen Oil Talks   Official Says New Formula Found For Negotiation Basis

Formula Found To Reopen Oil Case In Iran   Progress Made In Settling Bitter Dispute

Harriman May Have Cracked Crisis Deadlock   Specific Points In the Memorandum Not Yet Released

IRAN 1S MOVING TO REOPEN TALKS IN OIL: DISPUTE   Official Says Government Has Found Formula for Possible Compremise   PROPOSALS DISCUSSED   Foreign Secretary Morrison Puts Off Talk Planned to Commons Today

Iran Cabinet Will Reopen Talks On Oil   Harriman Will Get Memo On Basis For Resuming Sessions

Deadlock End May Result From Long Talk   Harriman Progressing In Attempt to Bring Principals Together

lran to Renew Negotiations With British  Progress Reported ‘award Settiement

HINT BREAK IN OIL DEADLOCK   Report Formula Found For Reopening Anglo-iranian Talks

lran May Reoper Oil Negotiation  ““"Wew Formula Found For British Talks

ran Will Reopen Talks With Britain   iNo Formula Worked Out To Discuss Oil

lran Moves To Reopen Oi Negotiations  New Hints Of More British-lranian Crisis Talks Heard

Iran Announces Plan fo Resume Oil Negotiations  Details of Proposal   Details of Proposal May Be Revealed After Talks With Harriman

Tran Moves To Reo pen Ou Negotiation With Britain; Harriman Meets W ith Board

Reopening Of Oil Talks In Iran Seen  Formula Found, Cabinet Member In Tehran Says

Iran Offering To Talk Anew On Oil Dispute   Formula Reported Fér Negotiations With the British

Senate Finance Chairman Be. lieves Better Picture Can Be Obtained By Then; New Personal Tax Is 121 Percent   BELLS CALLS FOR SEVEN BILLION TOTAL

Senator Proposes That Congress Delay  Record Tax Bill Until After Recess

Senator Urges Congress Defer Tax Bill Action   George Hopes Fisca 1952 Budget Will Be Cnt hu $4 Bian

Diplomats Say East and West Still Far Apart on Proposed Big 4 Parley

Wide Gap Over East-West Duel Gets No Better   Notes Of Allies To Russia May Add To Breach

BERLIN REDS TOUCH OFF A ROCK FIGHT   Five Thousand, Invade Frencl sector — 10) Policemen and Number of Rioters Injured.

Still Technically at War, But  Russians T ry to Give Allies Go-by with Japs by Making Some Eye-Catching Trade Bids

Truman May Eat Scott Barbecue   Tells Governor He Will Attend Event If He Is Nominee

Iranian Parley Failure  ‘Denied by U. S. Embassy   Security Officials Ask Secrecy On Harriman Trips thru Tehran

Report Denied That Harriman  Oil Talk Fails   Discussions Are Moving Normally U.S. Declaration

$5.9 Billion Increase  Is Booked   Personal Levies Going Up, Too

Indians Praise Russia for Sending Wheat  American Shipments All But Ignored In Nebru’s Address

Russians Score Point Over U.S. In Wheat Deal   Pro-Red Feelings Engendered With Wheat To India

India Taking Russ Grain  Nettles U. S.  Nehru Minimizes Much Larger American Heln

Nehru Hearlds Small Russiat Aid Over More Generous Gift From U. S.

India Swings To USSR's Wheat Deal.   Soviets 50,000 Bushel ‘Drowns’ U. S.'s 2 Million

India Turns Toward USSR   American Wheat Help Obscured By Red Act

Indians Praise Russia for — Wheat  Amer n Shi ipmen nts   American Shipments All But Ignored In Nehru’s Address

U.N. Group Approaches China Reds   Committee Wants Tc See if Peiping Will Consider Korean  ‘Peace ‘With It

China Asked To Reconsider Peace Terms   U.N. Committee Is ‘Reported to Have Contacted Peiping

U.N. Group Tries To Get Red ‘Terms’   Good Offices Committee Makes First Approach To See If China Will Talk Korean Terms

U.N. Contacts Red China   Committee Quiet Except To Admit Approach Peiping

UN Committee To Seek China Peace   Good Offices Group Said To  Be in Touch With Peiping To Discuss Possible Terms

Approach Ching  On Korean Pence  New UN Committee Would Learn If Reds Will Consider Talks

U. N. Committee Asks Red China  Discuss Korea   Good Offices Group Sends   Peiping Note Through Swedish Government

UN Diplomats In New: Move To Talk Peace   Swedish Sources Sound Out Reds For Truce Terms

U.N. Peace Group Contacts Red Chine   Approach Made Thru Swedish Government

Figat-Run Tactics Used By Red Army   Allied Push Goes On: Pyongchang Seized Along Eastern Flank

North Korean Draws a Line for Newsmen  Writers: Stopped by Armed: Chinese.  Ry FRANE: RaRrTHoLoMEtd

Reds Draw Line With Bayonet, Tell Newsmen Not to Cross   Eyewitness Report About Press Convoy Which Ran Into Trouble Inside Commie Lines

Enemy Blocks Convoy Carrying 20 Newsmen  Junior Red Officer Draws Line Across Korean Road With Bayone

News Day, Night   Ridgway Demands Communists Allow Press In Kaesong   Fourteen Hours Pass With No Reply  From Peiping To Ultimatum   Red Officer Draws Road Line,  Warns Reporters Not To Cross

A Bayonet Line in the Dust Halted UN Convoy: One-Eyed Chinese Gave Order; Troops Rushed to Scene

THE SCENE WAS TENSE AT BAYONET LINE——  Allied Newsmen Turned Back

x“ STOPS ARE PULLED  Quebec City Has Holiday To Honor Royal Visitors

GOP. Leader . Sees Reverse On Co-op Tax   Farm, Consumer Group Levies Expected To Be Softened

Joe Stalin Might Become Discouraged If  He Appraises Soviet Debits and. Credits

Stalin Must Find Debits of  Communism Exceed Credits   By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Foreign News Editor

Judge Ben F. Looney, Former State Attorney General, Is Dead at 91

East Coast Port Given Heavy Blow   Allied Advance On Seoul Slowed Down By Enemy

Kansong Hit Also By Allied Rocket Ships   Fighth Army Runs Into Main Defense Line OF Communists

Begin Furious Atfack on Tiny Fast Coast City   Cruiser, Nine Destroyers and Minesweepers: Join in Bombardment of Kansony

Advance Slowed To Walk   No Reason Given For Heavy Bombing Of Seneoast Towns

All-Day Shelling Combined With Land Attack Below Parallel  UN Forces in West Hit Main Red Army,

Missouri, Rocket Ships Bombard Korean Coast; 8th Army Slows Advance

Chinese Communists Throw Ar tillory Into Battle For Second  Straight Day, Blast 8th Army  Positions   ROCKET SHIPS JOIN IN KONSANG ATTACK

‘Big Mo’ Shells Kansong as UN Advance Stalls   Allies Slowed to Craw by Diehard Red “ Resistance  .

Peak of Flood Rolls Toward Lower Missouri   Heavy Downpours Keep Mississippi From Receding

Flood Loses Some Power  But Heavy Rains Keep Streams At Hiach Levels Today

Flooding River Loses Strength   Rains in Midwest Keep Streams Up

Flood Waters Lose Strength In Middle West  But Streams Are Kep At High Levels By

Mississippi Flood Loses Strength But Heavy Rains Keep Waters High

Mississippi Flood Waters Lose Some Of Their Power; Worst Of Flood Believed Over

Worst Dar“er Past Despite New Threat   Cape Girardeau, Mo Hit By Crest; Part, Of City Covered

FLOODING RIVER LOSES STRENETH   Heavy Rains In Seattered Seetions Of Midwest Keeps Streams At High Levels.

Flood Waters Lose Some Of Their. Strength   New Rains Keep Rivers, Streams At Hich Levels

Two Men Hunted In Neosho Holdup  Bank Robbery Nets Nervous Pair $429

Wife Of Flier Freed By Hungary Shouts Release News Is “Wonderful”

Father of One of Airmen Also Happy Over Release-- “"W onderful’---News Husband F reer

Churchill Is Facing Test   Steel Plan Is Being Attacked By Labor Party

Short Shelis At Practice Xill 11 Marines At Lunch   Two Mortar Bursts At Camp Lejune Fall Among Group

2 Shell Bursts Kill 8 Marines   23 Hurt in South as Mortars Miss Targe

23 Others ‘Injured In.  Shell Blast   Mortor Sheils Fall Short OF Target At Camp _ Leieune =,

Fight Marines Die in Faulty Shell Blast   Mortar Fires Into Second Division Men At Mock Battle

‘Defective Mortar Shells Fall Short And Barst Into Company of Marines

Defective Mortar Shells Kill Efaht   Marines Are Victims In Accident at Big Air Base In North Carolina; Board  OF Inaguiry Te Set ln

Defective Mortar Shells Cause Deaths Of Eight Marines, 23 Others Injured

§ MARINES DIE IN ACCIDENT   Faulty Mortar Shells Fall Short, Explode; 23 Are Injured.

 Defective Mortar Shell Kills Eight Marines, Injures 23 Others at North Carolina Cann

Defective Shells Kall 8. Injure 23 in Marine Practice at Camp Lejeune

Defective Shells Burst in Group At Camp LeJeune   23 2nd Division Marines Injured In North Carolina

EIGHT MARINES BLAST VICTIMS   Faulty Shell Blamed In Premature Training Ground Explosion

ar ones Faulty Sennen enn nennrmnnnnrenoroaa,  TRAINING MISHAP KILLS 8 MARINES

Two Defective Mortar Shells Fall Short, Explode, Kill Eight   23 Injured at Marine Camp, LeJeune, N.C.

8 8 Marines Killed, 23 Hurt When Shells Fall Short Of Taraet and Explode   laquiry Begun

Faulty: Shells Kill Marines   Eight, Men Dead And 25 Injuredin Training Mishap Camp LeJeune

8 Marines Die As Shells Fall Short   23 Others Are Injured In Accident During Training Exercise

Training Mishap Kills8 Marines  Faulty Mortar Shells Fall Short; 23 Hurt

Eight Marines Killed At Camp Lejeune  Blame Defectiv Morter Shells for  a ee

Defactive Shells Kill 8 Marines   93 Wounded i in Camp :-Fragedy: “Inquiry “Under Way

B MARINES KILLED BY SHELL BLASTS      23: Others Injured When “Mortar Shells Burst Among Camp Troops

8 Marines Killed As Shells Explode   Mortar Ammunition Falls  Short, Score Hurt

FIGHT MARINES KILLED IN BLAST   Defective Shell Falls Short Bursting “Into Company Of Men—23 On Injured List. '

Eight Marines Die In Mortar Mishap  ‘Shells Fall Short in Field Trainina

EIGHT MARINES ~ KILLED AND 23 HURT BY SHELLS   Defective Shells Fall Short Explode Amid Marching Men.

Defective Shells Kill 8 Marines  Training Tragedy, Wounds 25 Others

aati, <a Ji, _cemmamammaemenieccaiaal BRITISH CARRIERS ARRIVE AT CYPRUS

EAT TOO MUCH GRAIN -~ Uncle Sam Urges. Farmers  Declare War Against Rats

Drugs Smuggled into U.S. Called “Secret Russian Weapon" by Allied Intelligence

FIRE COSTING $1,000,000 OUT   Most Of One Large City Block Mass Of Smoking Rubble

Winds Fan a Big  Fire in Virginia   Martinsville ,Furniture Center, Has Million-Dollar Fire in Business Area

Gale Whips Fire in Virginia City  Loss Near Million Ir Furniture Center

Fire Dees Million Dollars in Damage   Cuts Hole in Heart of Martinsville, ¥o., Furniture Center

Martinsville Is Scene of Big Fire  AAclii an Rallase blale   Million-Dollar Hole Is Burned in the City

Damage From Four-Hour Martinsville Blaze “Estimated: Near Mallion: ola Mark Téday

19 Arkansas Men on Red POW Roster   Identity of Spa Man May Boost State List Total

Arkansans Are Among Those Enemy Holds   None From This Area Included In Early Reports

Gen. Eddy Outline:  Intensive Training   Night and Day Exercises For Next Six Months to Attain Combat Readiness

THE FAT BOY'S DIET Watch Calories,  Is Elmer's Advice To Fellow Fatties  Warns Against Overeatir   Warns Against Overeating Even If Food Is Low In Them

Bri ings Forth a Formule Formula  Eat Wisely, Slowly Elmer Tells Fatties

Butts Host Friday  To Minneapolis   B.H.S. Teams Lose Cage Encounters at Lincoln; Play at Chapman Tuesday)

Lincoln Plays  Here Tomorrow   B.H.S. Buffaloes Defeated By Marysville and Mankato In Games during Past Week

Only One-State Wide Contest, That Of State Supreme Court Sudgeship; Many Mayoralty Contests   POLLS WILL BE OPEN $8 A.M. TO 9 P. M.

2 Judgeships Before State Voters Tuesday   Ladner-Musmanno Race Highlights First July Primary

War Victim’s. Body Expected On Thursday   Cooper K. Hall To Be Buried Here

PRESSURE MAY DESTROY REDS WAR POWER   Dulles Says We Can Find Ways to End  Russian Threat

Russia Looks Stronger Than it Is -- Dulles   Foreign Policy Adviser Outlines Plan To Stop Reds

Let Us Not Dance To Red Tune—-Dulles  Urges Steady Nerve In Face Of Enemy

Denton County Threatened With Loss Of State Aid For Highways   Wise County Bars Completion Of Road, Commissioners Say

327 Gambling Spots Exist In Biloxi Area   Keesler Officer Tells Senate Group Conditions Are Corrupting Some Airmen

Official Publication Report of the condition of  rc. lH wR glCUdDtCOSYCWW

Official Publication Report of the condition of   Exchange State Bank

Fishing Heet Turns Up Again   Pops Into Middle Of Naval Maneuver  As It Did Before

RAGIAL SCHOOL PLAN I$ UPHELD   Supreme Court Upholds Sales Tax And Bond Legislation To Mqualize Negro Schools.

Allies Block Retreat Route For 100,000   Chinese Give Up In Large Numbers For First Time; Enemy Casualties Soaring

Reds Have Lost "Will to Fight,’ Spokesman Says   Allies Take Biggest Bag of Prisoners Since Last October

Chinese Give  Up ‘Maginot’  Van Fleet dr ie ¢ J  ge Pet Pasa (bear

Chinese Mysteriousls Flee ‘Maginot Line’ On Central Front  Allies Move Into Elaborate Defenses  Without Firing Shot

Reds Abandon ‘Maainot Line’: Allies Move In   ‘Impregnable’ Posts Across West-Central Front Left by Enemy

Reds ‘“Maginot Line’ in North Korea Yielded   Allies Capture Rugged Defenses With No Effort

Claims Board Ruled by Big U.S. Airlines   Fear Non-Skeds Will Disappear Under CAB Laws

Arms Production ~ Lags ‘Dangerous’   Senate Committee Calls for ‘Czar To Speed Defense Effort

Hesitant as To Rearming  Premier of Japan Cansidearc s+ 668llCUR

WOULD Gt SLOW UN ARMING JAP!   PRIME MINISTER YOSHIDA SAIS COST WOULD UbSET ECONOMIC PROGRAM.

Accord Is Only First of Many Disputed Points   Exchange of Prisoners and Troop Withdrawal Face Negotiators

Allied and Communist Officers Agree on Exact Location of 145-Mile Line Across Korea

Cease-Fire Line Accord Reached By Truce Teams  Three Other Issues  bB. PF...’ fea

If Pull Agreement Is Reached Within 30 Days Truce Line Will Become Permanent Two Days After Christmas   MANY QUESTIONS . STILL REMAINING

RACE 19 ON 10 BEAT DEADLINE DN ARMS TICE   Three Major’ Points Remain to Be Settled Before Firing Stons.

THREE POINTS REMAINING TO BAR ARMISTICE   Negotiators To Start Race Against 30-Day Truce Deadline.

Peace By Christmas Hope Fades   Truce Will Bring Fighting To Temporary Halt

Designate 145-mile Line Across. Korea   Mark Cease-Fire Location Where Shooting Will Stop If Armistice Is Signed Within Next 30 Days

Cease-fire Line For Korean Truce Settled at Parley  Zone Will Depend On Armistice Step Within 30 Days

Only Signatures of Reds And UN Needed to Settle  Ttem on Armistice Agenda

Shooting Will Stop at Front If Armistice Won in 30 Days   Prisoner Exchange, Withdrawal of Troops Other Problems Remaining

Hopes Dim for Christmas Truce   Ground Fighting Expected to Come fo Virtual Standstill Today

First Step Taken for Ending War   Officials Have 30 Days To Settle 3 More Points Before They Sign Truce

Formal Signing Of Agreement : Scheduled Today  Three Other Points Must Be Settled  For Armictice

But They Must Sign ft First   Negotiators Meet Again to Approve Cease-Fire Terms

Ground War Expected to. Come to Halt   Doubt Full Truce Can Be Reached Before Dec. 27

Formal Signing Only Step Left to Complete Second Armistice Item   Three Other Points to Be  Decided Before Fighting — Will Come to Halt on Front

Agree on Truce Line In Korea   Truce Negotiators Must Sign Settlement Which Staff Officers Reached

Truce Groups Plan Session   Ratification of Agreement Set For This Evening

RATIFICATION BY BOTH SIDES IS NEXT STEP   Fighting on Ground Expected to Come to Virtual Halt During Further Talks.

FIX LINE OF BATTLE CONT ae? Important Step Taken In Negotiations To Stop Shooting In Korea

Signatures of Negotiators Needed to Complete Accord. Three Other _ Points Left to Approve,

Full Armistice May Be Reached Within 30 Days  Expected to Come Teo Virtual Stop

Ceasefire Line Pinpointed by Staff Officers   Ratification Next Step in Search For Korea Peace

Hope lor Peace By Christmas. Slim, However   Fighting Expected To Stop As Armistice ‘Teams Sete Details

Adoption Of Buffer Zone A Formality   Three Other Points  To Be Agreed Upon Before Full Agreement Ts Reached

Only Signatures Are Needed Now   Negotiators Have . 30 Days to Work Out Three Other Points

Three Problems Are Left To Be Settled Before  Armistice Signing NEGOTIATORS   Hopeful Of Making Truce Possible In 30 Day s; Next Meeting Tonight

Approval Of Action Is Certain   Negotiators Then To Start Race Against Deadline

Only Signatures Needed fo Fix Exact Location   Negotiators to Meet Tuesday to Approve; 3 Points Not Settled

U.N., Reds OK 30-Day  Truce Line Hope for Yule  Agrmicticn Tbhim

Truce Line Agreed Upon   Locate Exact Line Wher Shooting to Stop—if Arm. istice Signed In 30 Days

Negotiators — To Ratify Line Tonight  Fighting To-Continu: 20 Days, But Less  dbeamtimirel

UN CHECKING KEY TO NEXT MAJOR ISSUE   UN Authorities Only ‘Hopeful’ Of  Armistice Soon

Approval Is Expectéd— 3 Items Left   Other Points Will Get Consideration Before Full Armistice Is Signed   30 Days Remain   If Line Is to Hold. Agreement Needed in Month

Ground Battle May Halt Soon   Truce Delegates Tackle Other Issues on 30-Dayv Armistice Agenda

Shooting To Stop There” If Truce Withm 30 Days   NEGOTIATORS TO SIGN TONIGHT; THREE OTHER POINTS ON AGENDA TO GO

Reds to Keep Kaesong; U.N. Get ‘Gibraltar’   Only Signature by Negotiators Needed  for Lacatina line

Envoys Move To Next Item After Signing   Race Against The 30-Day Deadline May Start Tonight

FINAL APPROVAL BY DELEGATIONS EXPECTED SOON   Truce Negotiators Will Meet Tonight Te iscuss Formal] Adoption Of CeaséFire Line.

Cease-Fire Line Drawn   Three Other Points Remain Before Armistice Can Halt Korean Fighting

Agree on Exact Cease-Fire Line   ‘ Shooting Will Cease Along 145-Mile Line Providing An Armistice Is Signed Within. 30 Days

Shooting To Stop On 145-Mile Line If Pact Is Siqned   Armistice Must Be Signed Within .30-Day Time Limit

Signatures All Needed To Complete  Settlement   Full Armistice Delegation Will Begin Meetings

Location Of 145-Mi. Line Established   Iron Out Details In 71-Hour Mecting: Final OK Set ‘Tonigh

Negotiators Have 30 Days to Settle Other Issues; War Will Technically Continue, But Ground Fighting Expected to Come to Halt

Allies, Reds In Accord on Buffer Line  Fighting to End  If Armistice  Can be Reached

Teams Meet  For Approval Of 2nd Item   Race Against Time On Rest Of Armistice Points Will Begin Soon

Agree on Exact Location of Buffer Zone Across Korea   Other Tough Problems Remain, However, Before Armistice Is Signed.

Korean War May End By Christmas  Full Truce Teams   Full Truce Teams Still Must Okay  Committees’ Line

SHOOTING TO GO ON UNTIL TRUCE SIGNED   Formal Signatures Await: ed to Fix 2'/2-Mile-Wide No-Man’s Land as: Buffer Zone.   LINE AGREEMENT GOOD 30 DAYS   Adjustments Must Be Made If Complete Armmistice Terms Are Not Reached in Month.

 Adoption of Buffer Zone Clause Expected to Be Formality ....  'Fix 145-mile Cease-Fire Line Across Korea

Negotiators Settle Difficult Problem Depending Upon Armistice In 30 Days

Truce Officers Must Sign Article for 145-Mile Cease-Fire Strip   MEET AT: PANMUNJOM   Ratification of Korean Buff. er Zone Would Launch 30-Day Deadline

Deadline Set For Fighting To Be Ended   Buffer Zone Clause Approval Expected; Other Issues Remain

Hopes Raised for Armistice by Christmas; Formal Approval On Proposal Slated Tomorrow

Negotiators to Sign Tuesday At Panmunjom   But Armistice ‘Awaits Accord on Three Other Problems =.

Signatures All Needed  For Issue  rwa es =a ee, =   Three Other Points Yet To Be Settled In 30-Dav Period

Will be Ratified By Full Truce Delegations  Hope Fades for   Hope Fades for An Armistice By Christmas

Ratification Due by Full Delegation   Knotty Problems Stil Want Settlement Refore Cease-fire

Negotiators Agree On Cease Fire Line   Eisenhower Banks On Bombs oR! Weanone Sat For Defense

Allies, Reds Finally Draw Buffer Zone   Full Negotiating Teams Will Move To Other Points

Second Agenda Point Settled: Three Remain   Negotiators Take Up Method-of Enforcing Terms of Armistice

Home. - Edition  f PRICE pF CENTS PRED PPOPDP LDP,   Believe War To Die Down For 30 Davs

Hurdle First Obstacle to An Armistice   UN: and. Communist: Negotia“tors: Now: Hope to! Work Out ‘Other. Armist roblems  > in Next 30:Da’

Map Teams Await Approval of Top Truce Delegates   Allied and Communist Staff Officers in Accord on Exact Location of 145-Mile Front

Final Action On Agreement Due ue Tonight  “ohne es Move on te How Armistice Probleas

THREE OTHER BIGPOINTSIN PEACE TALKS   Must Sign Truce In 30 Days to Use New Buffer Zone

Subcommittees Meeting Tonight To Approve Proposal; Formal Adoption Of Buffer Zone Clause Seen As  Mire Formality,   Armistice Within 30 Days Likel:

BS GAS) OR BOAR EEO Signatures  Only Need  3 Other Points Up For Study

Cease Fire Line Map Agreed On In Korea Talks   Marker Where Shooting Stops Drawn By U.N., Reds; Begin Armistice Talks Tonioht

Must Work on Three Other Major Points   Fighting Continues While Negotiators Race 30-Day Limit

30-Day Period Set for Okay  Of Peace Terms   Subcommittees to Meet Tuesday—Must Settle  Three Problems Before Korean War Can Stop

KEY TO NEXT MAJOR ISSUE   UN Authorities Only ‘Hopeful’ Of  Armistice Soon

Allies-Reds Agree On Buffer Zone If Armistice Siqned   Agreement To Be Signed Sometime This Evening -

Allies, Reds Fix 145-Mile Long Cease-Fire Line   Still Chance For Truce In Korea By Christmas; UN Command Hopeful

Subcommittees Will Meet To Approve Plan   30-Day Deadline Is Set For Signing Of Arm'stice

More Tcugh Problems Come Next In Talks   And Shooting Goes On Until Armistice Terms Are Completec

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Armistice Conference Now Near

Officers Agree On 145-Mile Line in Korea  Truce Negotiators’ Signatures Needed

Only Signatures Of Negotiators Are Necessary   Formal Adoption of Buffer Zone Clause Is Expected to be Mere Formality at Meet; Armistice Signing Awaits 3 Other Points

Final Okay By Truce T eams Expected Tuesduy  Mapping Korea CeaseFire Line Compieted

Truce Negoliators to Race 30 Days Deadline Upon Ofher Details fo Qbfain Armistice   Lihbhv loaink Deleealiian

Approval By Truce Conferees Needed To Complete Pact   Peace Teams To Race Against 30-Day Deadline To Reach Terms On 3 Other Armistice Points

Probe Train Wreck That Killed 20   49 Hospitalized By Injuries Sustained In Collision of 2 U. P. Streamliners

Truman Heads  For Busy Desk   President Returns To Washington For Important Military Conference

Truman Flies Back To Work  Schedules Session On Defense Spending

Truman Off For Holiday At Home   Daughter Travels With ‘Président To Missouri

TRUMAN HEADS BACK TO CAPITAL   Immediate Attention Goes To Budget Problems

Truman Heads For Capital-And Headaches   Steel Strike And Budget Problems Press President

TRUMAN HOME FOR CHRISTMAS   Flies To Independence To Spend Holiday With Family

Truman Back To Worries Over Budget  Leaves Independenc A De (2 oe a Se S72 8s

TRUMAN WEIGHS BUDGET MATTER   President Heads Back To Washington To Continue Work On Figures He Will ‘Give Congress.

Islam World Boiling With Many Crises   Murder of Premier Injects Additional Difficulty to Already Tense Situation

International Dynamite Nears The  Blast Point in the Moslem World

Higher Taxes To Cut Profits   Mounting Costs As Drag on Them For Se ne

Communists, Anti-Reds Stage Rival Wav Davy Peace Parades Over World

May Day Parades Held by ‘Rivals’   Communist, Anti-Reds In Asia and Europe Stage Rival Peace Celebrations

Communists, Anti-Reds Stage Parade   May Day Celebrated In Varied Ways In World Today

A Big Day ForCommies   Stage Big ‘Peace’ Parades in Europe; Non-Red Unions March

Reds and Anti-Reds Stage Rival Celebrations as World Notes May Day

Opposing Factions Vie For Major Attention In May Day Celebrations

Rival Worker Parades Held   Anti-Reds Stage Rival Celebrations; Stalin Makes Red Square Appearance’

Jittery World Stages May Day  Celebrations   Paris Stagnated; Moscow Celebrates; Berlin Listens

REDS, FOES PARADE IN RIVAL MAY DAY   Both Groups Key Rallies te Peace Theme in Europe and Asia ~*

Celebrate May Day  ‘COMMUNISTS AND ANTI-REDS STAGE PEACE PARADES

Stalin Views Giant Parade Of Red Might   Communists, Foes Observe May Day With Peace Gesture:

Allied Attitude Distorted to. Allow for Shift   Thus Communists Could Give Impression at Home of Gaining Concessions; 18th Meeting of Negotiators Being Held.

UN Demands Are Distorted In Broadcasts   Dept «af Cpehamsc   Part of Scheme For Home Folks Allies’ Theory

Ex-Red Tells Of Spy Work  2 State Department Aides   2 State Department Aides Tagged As Her Assistants

Words In Mou OfUN Team      Allies Have Made §;  No Such Demands '# Reds Say They 

Now They Can Save: Face ~  Because Of...   Because Of... Broadcast By Commie Radio

Pciping And Pyongyang Radios Distort Allied Attitude, So As To Accept Demands Without Loss Of Face

Radio Stories Fake Position Of Battleline   By ROBERT EUNSON And STAN CARTER

U.S. Rejects Big Building:   Four-Fifths of Project: Denied Materiel.

Pray All Night By Son’s Bed In Hospital  Parents Spurned Medical Aid For  Jninernd Daw

Legislators Back to Act onProposals   ‘5167 Bills Await” Action With Budget One of Top Issues

$15,000 for Easy Chairn Group_Says Nefense. Agencies Buy Too Much Plushy Furniture

Must Avoid Steel Walkout: Wilson   Would Peril Nation's Security, Rearmament

MAJOR MONEY BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE   Four Billions Approved For Government Operation

Three Money Bills For US. Agencies Approved In House  Civil Defense Budget Cut   Civil Defense Budget Cut As Committee Attacks Tack OF Planning

U.S. To Put Stress On Unity In Europe   Political Policies To Be Revised By America

Elwood Man Put in Jail   Tipsy Driver Arrested Following Crash on 28

J. §. Divisions Leading Attack   Van Fleet Discloses Three Groups In Main Force.

Pilot Strike Stops U.A.L.   900 Off Duty Except for Airlift Flights  to Korea

pl Flights at ‘Mills Field Are Canceled  oar s Appear; 900 Pilot a ee    Picketa Appear; 900 Pilots and Copilota Join Walkout

United Air Line Pilots Go on Strike   About 900 Pilots Said To Be Affected in All But Korea Air Lift Duty

Gibraltar Hill Near  Hwachon Reservoir Captured By Allies   Bitter Chinese Resistance Is Slow: ing Down U. N. Advancement North Of The 38th Parallel.

Two. Allied Task Forces Smash Reds   Commies Fighting. To Death-in.Many Korean: Sectors:

UN Forces Smash Red Defenses  Allies Capture   Allies Capture ‘Gibralter Hill’  As Gen. Van Fleet Takes Command

UN DIPLOMATS THINK PEACE IS NEARER   Truman Action Opens Door to New Peace Talks

MPs on Guard Dut In Flood District  Mississippi Crest Moves to Missouri

Early Reply To Reds Acceptance Is Taking Shape   U.S. Joint Chiefs Of Staff And Gen. Ridqway Exchanae Messaaes

= Gen. Ridgway: Is: Conferring: ‘With: U, Chiefs‘on Proposal: To Meet July 10:

No Rush To Bring U.S. Boys Home   Ridgway, Joint Chief: Exchange Messages On Korean Question

Ridgway Keeps In Close Touch. With Washington  Optimism Growing For Full Armistice Despite Delays

EARLY REPLY TO ENEMY IS TAKING SHAPE   Instructions Sent to Ridgway; No Rush to Bring Troops Home; Buffer Zones Mapped.

Cease-Fire Messages  kxchanged   Will Be no Rush to Bring Troops Home,  Gen. Marshall Warns   FIGHTING GOES ON   North Korean Radio Says Peace Talks Indicate ‘Agaressors Beaten’

UN Willing to Accept Kaesong For Meeting   Both Sides Urging Men to Keep Vighting Until Truce

Joint Chiefs Draft Reply To Red China  Armistice Will Not  Hurry Troops Hom: Qlanaoracc To Told

Joint Chiels Instructing Gen. Ridaway   Marshall Cautions Against Relaxation of Defense Proaram

Reply, Setting Time and Place For Talks May Be Given Tonight; Reds Claiming Victory.   WON’T RUSH TO BRING TROOPS HOME

Victory Claimed By Enemy Forces Over UN. Soldiers   [MESSAGES EXCHANGED ON KOREA; NO HURRY Ta PRINT TROOPS HOME, MARSHALL STATES

xchange of Message on Cease-Fire   Early Reply Being Shaped as to a Possible Meeting

MESSAGES EXCHANGED ON KOREA; NO HURRY TA RRINC TROOPS HOME, MARSHALL STATES:

Reply to Reds Believed Ready  ae Pass parween Ridgway a And U S tains Chick. -f Canfl

Messages Are Exchanaed on Reds Pronosal   No Rush to Return U.S. Troops Planned to Meet at Kaesong

U.N. Proposal For Armistice  Talks Accepted   Pieping Wants Discussions at Kaeson South of 38th Parallel

Rideway., Chiefs Form Red Reply   Marshall Savs There Will be no Hurry to Bring Troops Home

No Objections Found to Talks At Kaesong; War Continues   N. Korea Urging Soldiers To Fight on: Victory Is Claimed

Investigation Into Peddling Of Depe Opens   Senate Crime Group Hears Sordid Tales Of School Children  As Victims of Peddler:

Probers Told Of Drug Addiction   U. S Health Man Says We Are Faced With Epidemic

Crime Probers Turn To Dope  Committee Rrinas   Committee Brings Narcotic Racket To Public's Eve

Drug Probers Hear Addict, 17  School Dope Traffic Outline to Senators

Take Up Crime For Funds to Buy Narcotics  . Teen-Agers Face T\ Cameras, Senators In Crime Inquiry

Youth Tells How He Satisfied His Craving for Dope  Quit School to Earn the Money

Tell Stories Of Addiction  To Narecoties   Youths Testify Before Senate Crime Group— Appear on Television

Youthful Drug Addict Heard  Crime Probers Told Of Peril to Young

Victim Of Dope Tells Grim Tale To Senate Body   17-Year-Old Boy and Social Worker Tell Of Street Peddlers

Alarming Increase In Narcotic Users Told to Committee   Youth Describes How He Had To Quit School to Earn Funds To Satisfy His Dope Craving

sey: SSH EARINGS. TELEVISED.— Epidemic of Teen-Age Druq Addiction Bared

SENATE .éNS DOPE TRAFFIC INVESTIGATION   Youth Testifies Quit School to Earn Money for Dope.

Senators Given Firsthand Tale of Dope Victim   Growing Addiction o! Youth to Narcotics Alarms Prebers

Taft Says Administration Encourages Red Aggression   Unio senator States Refusal to Bomb China And Use Nationalists Invitee Caramin Atta nL

Edward Hajek Awarded Lone Star Farmer Degree of FFA   Wm. Lee Young Named Honorary Lone Star Farmer at A. and M.

Hex. Against.  ot nay nica nbene Bcy obir noise abs tial pene Se ae ace Lo  ‘Albatross — Killing Hold:

dig Artillery Barrage Hits Oneoming Red;   Tank-Led Americans Swarm Across 38th:  lat Planace Tanala

Says Truman Is Acheson Puppet   McCarthy Hits State Chief for Refusal to Use Allies

Truman Called Acheson Puppet  Sen. MeCarthy Makes Accusation in Speech

2 Slightly injured In Accidents Here  Truck Operator Arrestec   Truck Operator Arrested After Weekend Mishap; Child Struck by Vehicle

Townsfolk Join Search For Infant   Man Sees Woman  Leave Michigan’ City Hospital With Baby

Kidnaped fron Hospital Crib During Night   Mayor Appeals to All Residents to Assist in Hunt

All Machines To Be Taken From Usage   Attorney General Bases Order On Iowa Court Rule

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Agreement Is Reached On Buffer Clause   Opens Way For Possible Truce By Christmas

Truce Negotiators Are Agreec On Buffer Zone Clause, Opening: Way for Armistice by Christmas

Three Tough Problems Still Face Delegates   Hope Still Alive For Armistice By Christmas; Fighting Will Continue Until Formal Truce Is Completed

Truce Negotiafors Reach Aareement or Buffer Zone Clause   Must Be Approved By Full Delegations: Other Problems Must Be Solved.

UN and Red Negotiators Reach Agreement on Buffer Zone Clause as Far as Wording Is Concerned.    Munsan, Korea (AP}—Truce negotiators reached agreement on a buffer zone clause today, opening the way for a possible armistice in Korea by Christmas.

Agree In Principle On Cease-Fire Line   Have 30 Days To Solve Three Other Problems

PAVE WAY FOR AN ARMISTICE BY CHRISTMAS   HAVE THIRTY DAYS TO SOLVE 3 OTHER TOUGH PROBLEMS

1 More Problems Before Delegates   Possible Armistice by Christmas Stems from Buffer Clause

Armistice by Christmas in Korea Possible   Wording Is Set But Liaison Officers Must Finish Map, UN Says

Negotiators Take Big Step Toward Early Armistice  eg fin BDarilblae   Agreement On Buffer Zone Reached; Fight ing To Continue.

3 OTHER TOUGH PROBLEMS FACE NEGOTIATORS   In Acord On Wording 0! Clause, Work On Maps

Mapping Battle Line Only Job Leff Undone   Fighting: to Continue While: Three More. Problems Discussed -

Way Is Open For Korean Armistice   Truce Negotiators Reach Agreement on a Buffer Zone Clause   FIGHTING TO CONTINUE   B&B BR wHE BB BA DNB BOM NB EY BR BS YY End  Conferees Are Working on Solution to Other Tough  Problems

Truce Delegates Agree on Clause  For Neutral Zone  Move Clears Way For Pact; B-29s Raid Red Race

Truce Mediators Come To Terms On Zone Clause   Negotiators See Armistice Signed By Christmas, New Red Base Bombed

Have 30 Days to Solve Issues After Approval   Wait Now for. Officer To Complete Maps; Fighting to Continue

arly Peace n Korea low Possible   Full Truce Groups Now Must Approve Buffer Zone Plan

Map Detail Remains to  Be Finished   Meanwhile, Fight Goes On Until Points Are Settled —May Finish Job Saturday   Approval Delayed   Agreement Waits Check on Translation Into Two Languages

UN, Reds Agr ee on  Butter Aone   if Full Trace Delegations Approve Plan, Armistice May Come in 30 Days

30 Days Left For Agreement On 3 Problems  Fighting To Go   Fighting To Go On Until A Pact Settles Everything

Armistice By Christmas Is Possibility  Agreement May Open Way For Peace In

Way Opened For Possible Truce Stage By Christmas   Liaison Officers Now Must Draw Front Line Map

Agree On Wording Of Buffer Zone   Three Tough Problems Still Remain on Agenda

WAR PRISONER ISSUE STILL IS ON AGENDA   Acceptance Of Buffer Zone Is Slated Sunday

Armistice Sighted by Christmas  Liaison Officers  Working on Map To Finish Accord

Negotiators Seftle Buffer Strip Issue   Agreement On Worditig Opens Way For Korean Armistice By Christmas

Korean Armistice By Christmas Is Goal Following Buffer Zone Agreement

Truce Nearer On Buffer Zone Issue   Agreement Reached Over Question In Korea

Reds-UN Agree On Buffer Zone  Armistice Deal   Prospects Brighter Again For Possible Cessation of War in East by Yule Season

Buffer Zone Agreed On In Princi ple   But Tough Problems Soll Remain

Armistice by *Christmas Seen  As Possibility  Peace Negotiators Agree on Buffer; Talks Speeded Up

Three Problems Must be Settled Within 30 Days   Fighting to Continne— Allies to Present Full  Program on Armistice —Draw Cease-Fire Line

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Armistice Possible by Christmas

Armistice May Be Reached By Christmas;  Map Studied   Delegations Would Have 30 Days to Solve 3 Tough Problems

United Nations: And Communist Staff Officers Begin Drawing Line Of Battle To End War By Christmas   CEASE-FIRE AT A GLANCE

Buffer Zone Agreement Reached By Negotiators   APPROVAL BY FULL TRUCE DELEGATIONS NEEDED; 30’DAYS ALLOWED TO SETTLE OTHER PROBLEMS IN WAY OF ARMISTICE

Wording Of Clause Ap p  Three ‘Agenda  Points Still To Be Settled

Way is Paved For Armistice By Christmas   Prisoner Exchange One of Three Tough Problems Remainine

Buffer Zone Map Remains As Main Issue   Full Delegations Expected to Approve Agreement; 3 Tough Problems Remain

Truce By Christmas Possible   Three Major Point: Remain Unsettled

Reach Agreement On Buffer Zone In Truce Talks  Clears Way for Possible Armistice

ARMISTICE TEAMS SETTLE STUBBORN CEASE-FIRE ISSUE   Negotiators Hope To Clear Up Three Other Problems To Obtain Truce By Christmas; Fighting To Continue.

New Agreement Opens Way To Truce by Xmas   But Fighting Goes On Until Armistice Points Are Settled

Negotiators Reach Agreement On Buffer Zone for Armistice   Possibility of War Being Over Perhaps By Christmas as Truce Talk Hurdle Comes at 29th Subcommittee Meeting

‘AGREEMENT REACHED ON THE BUFFER ZONE CLAUSE COULD HALT CONFLICT BY DEC. 25

POSSIBILITY OF TRUCE BY CHRISTMAS   Acceptance by Chief Negotiators Would Leave 30 Days to Solve Other Problems.

WAY IS OPENED FOR POSSIBLE ARMISTICE   Liaison Officers Working On Final Maps   Have 30 Days In Which To Solve Three Other Tough Problems

Liason Men Now Mapping Buffer Line   Agreement On The Buffer Zone Issue  Completed Today

Agreement at Truce Parley Opens Way for Possible Armistice in Korea by Christmas

Subcommittees In Agreement On Buffer Zone   Full Delegations Must Give Approval

Way Opened Kor Armistice By Christmas  Officers Map. Battle Ling;  4iz7 ¥).. *..

EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS AND TRUCE SUPERVISION STILL. MUST BE SETTLED   Fighting Will Continue Until All Paints: Of Agreement Are Settled

Still Face 3 Tough Problems   Prisoner Issue Looms as Critical Stumbling Block

Armistice Is in Sight   Would Have 30 Days to Solve Three Other Problems, All of Them Tough

Armistice By _ Christmas Now Is Possibility   Three Other Tough Problems Facing Allied And Red Truce Neaotiators

SETTLE BUFFER ZONE, MAP LINE FOR CEASE-FIRE   Korean Fighting to Continue as Other Items Are Debated

Cease Fire by Christmas Speeded By Accord; Three Other Tough Problems Remain to Be Settled

WAY IS OPENED FOR ARMISTICE TO BE FINISHED   Negotiators Take Up . Task Of Solving ' Three Problems— Fighting Will Continue Until Settlement. i

30 Days Allowea to Settle Other Tough Problems   Fighting to Continue Until All Points Are Acreed Upon

~ —KOREA— 3 Knotty Problems Faced Now   PRISONERS ON 30-DAY AGENDA

Fine Calls Income Tax Lesser Evil   Administration Plar Better Than Sales Levy, He Says

19 Killed, Two Injured As Transport Explodes Atop West Virginia Hill   Crewmen On Way To Attend Services For Comrade Killed In Earlier Crash While On Routine Exercise Mission

19 Air Officers Die As Plane Crashes Ridge      Men Were Among 21 Who Were On Way Ti Serve as Guard of Honor For Major Killed In Previous Crash; C-47 Blows Up

Honor Guard For Officer Killed In Another Crash Destroyed In Explosion Near Charleston, W. Va.; 2 Surwivors

Ship Carrying 21 To Funeral of Earlier Crash Victim Falls Near Charleston. W. Va.

Air Foree C-47 Crash Kills 19  Wing Strikes Tall Tree in Turn Ac Plane Blips Brneeal APioct...

19 Airmen Die In W. Virginia Plane Crash   Officers and Enlisted Men Were on Way To Attend Funeral

Georgia Tech First To Sign ; For Bowl Tilt   ‘Irish Badly Beaten® % By Michigan State; Terps Wallep Navy

Artillery Shells Newly Gained: Allied Position   Sabre Jets Knock Down 2 Russian’ Planes in Battle .

Allies Take. Two Hills And Draw  Enemy Fire   Warships Pound At Communists On Both Coasts And Jets Clash

Allied Troops Regain Ground Lost To Reds   Speculation Is Increasins Communists Planning New Offensive

28 U.S. Jets Battle 70 Red MIGS   Two Commies Shot Down; Enemy’ Offen. sive Seems Near.

Sex Hormone Used Against Pimples . ~~ * - a et : oe a a : . ~ a :   Specialists Also Repori Still Born Death. Total Reduced )

Allies Leaving Next Move To : Red Delegates   Chinese To Study Allied Proposals For New Solution

UN Abandon:  Air ¢ heckup  In New Plan Would Yield On  Troop Rotation

Allies Agree To Abandonment of Policing Of Air  West Still Seeks

Allies Yield Another Point In Peace Talks   Will Abandon Demand for Aerial Inspection

. Allies Agree To Abandon Air Policing   West Still Secks Full Accounting On POW Question

Peace Is Restored At Wake Forest Mill Following Night Of Violence   Over 250 Workers Took Part In Two-Haur sGunfight Last Night: Three Are Hurt

Quiet Prevails (ver Wake Fores After Violence   Three Persons Hurt In Two-Hour Battle At Mill Last Night

Industry Warned Government Ready For More Controls  Basic Metals May Be Put Completely Under Federal Rule

Thanks, But No Thanks  Ohio Man Can Have $250, 000 Estate But He Must Move To British Isles

Brothers Who Cherish American ¢ itizenship Expected To Re ject $250,000 British Estate

France Okays Record Fund   Huge Arms Budget For 1951 Approved By [ts Assembly

France Passes Defense Budget   Eisenhower Gets Sad News; Famed Army Declared ‘Shadow’ of Former Self

Cars Crash: .. Head-on at. Junction Here       Six. Are. Injured; .. Sheriff Offers Safety - Proaram-for Holiday .:

Cars Crash Head-on at Junction Here   Six Are Injured; Sheriff Offers Safety Program for Holiday

US Infantrymen Inch Up Slowly (n Last Red Peat   Weary Platoons Are Pushing Up Slopes Of Heartbreak Ridge

ALLIES INCH UPLAST PEAK   ‘American In fantrymen Within Yards Of Top

US Forces Now Nearing The Top   Battles Raging On Each Side Of River

U.S. INFANTR} CLEANING UP FAMED HILL   Yanks 200 Yards From Top Of Heartbreak Ridge  BATTLES   Break Out Anew On Imjim River Front: Enemy Resistance Stiff

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Reds Pour Punishing Fire on U.N.

UN Infan try Hits At Last Red-Held Hill   ‘Bloody Baldy’ Is C aptured By American Troops Behind Artillery

Battle For Last Peak On Ridge  U.N. Troops Withir 200 Yards Of Top ,

Letter Written By Convict Just Before His Execution Praises Prison Chaplain

Peace Crusaders Contend Rally Won Execution Stay for Convicted Negro

Macy's Cutting Prices Further  some Items Marked  eames... fete GeMermaMiiee _ UeIeerte

New York Stores Start Price War   Macy Leads Way Afte: Ruling on Fair Trade

Prices Slashed in N.Y. “War”   Figures Down as Much _as 36 Per Cent From Monday Levels

Price War Flares In New York City  Prices Are Slashed  As Much as 36 Pct.

New Clothing Price Control   Another Cut in Auto Production Looms

Korean Peace By Christmas Said Hopeful   UN, Commies Battle To Tighten Lines Along Front

Van Fleet Says UN Military Machine Can Stop Any Drive Mounted By Chinese, Koreans

Van Fleet Says Sth Army Ready For Red Attack   New Commander Thinks Men Can Stop Any Offensive.

Wild Chase Ends In Capture Of Three  Gun Battle Winds Up tn Car Wreck

Jap Treaty Ready For Signatures  Soviet Obstruction Efforts To Faii, Says Envoy Dulles

U.5., Britain Unveil Final Treaty Draft   Dulles Says Attempt By Russia To Wreck Pact Doomed Ta Failure

Jap Pact Held  Soviet-Proof!   Dulles Predicts Russians Can’t Wreck Treaty

Reds Told Jap Trealy Parley Won't Collapse  Dulles Confident; Draft Made Puhlic

Little Chance Seen Russia Can Wreck Japan Peace Talks   Dulles Asserts He Hopes Red Delegation Isn't ‘Wrecking Crew’

REDS CAN'T BLOCK JAP PEACE PACT, DULLES DECLARES   United States, Britain Make Public Final Draft ~ of Treaty   HINTS AT VIOLENCE ©   Hones Russian Delegation Will Not Be ‘Wrecking Crew,’ Envoy Says

FAILURE 15 SEEN IN ANY RED PLAN TO JUNK PARLEY   Dulles Hopes Soviet Delegation to Japan Treaty Session Will Not Be “Wrecking Crew.”   MAJORITY OF NATIONS EXPECTED TO CONCUR   Negotiator Makes It Known Officially That War of Nerves Has Been Fos tered by Russia.

Russian ‘Effort to Smash Treaty f Fail, U.S. Says   Dulles Sees Japanese Pact Sure, ‘Wrecking Crew’ Certain Loser

Secretary Reviews Dea  With Russia   Democrats Start Drive To Disprove GOP's Charges

Concession To Soviet Did Not Bring About  Fall Of China   So Says Dean Acheson Jn Relating Chiang’s Defeat Not Caused By Awreement AL Yalta

Acheson Says Red Concessions HadNothing to Do With China’s Downfall .

$1.85 School Levy Is Asked by Board   Retirement of Bond Issue Permits Reduction Of 10 Cents in Total Tax While Providing 35 Cents More to Meet Increased Expenses   Schools Can ‘Go Ahead’ With ‘Simple Majority’ Tax Hikes

In Jailhouse Now—  San Antonio College Youth Sweats It Out In Helsinki Cell Until’ He Pay: Fine For Swiping Soviet Sign

COLD WAVE ON WAY   Drop in Mercury Over All of Kan. sas by Tuesday Morning

Two of Sons Return With Third’s Body   Both Survivors Bear Wounds of  Action in Korea

One Dead, Two Wounded  Michigan Woman Gets Her Three Sons Back From Korea on Thanksgiving Day

Democrats, Republicans Join i in Backing Curbs  Pe alee ee Coe ae Ve Doniaiend

Vass Slayings Called Tragedy  Naetinnalicte Sook   Nationalists Seek China Condemnation

Ships, Planes Back Troops  in Their Drive Strong Red Chinese  Attack Hurled Back by UN Forces

Allies Near Capital Of South Korea   474 Chinese Killed With Cold Steel

Deadly Punche: Struck by Land, Sea, Air Forces   Vital Hill Seized In Top Bayonet Charae of War

POWER PACKED UN UNITS ROLL NORTHIN DRIVE      Assault Troops Seize Vital Hill In Big Bayonet Battle

JN Forces Are Backed By Bombarding Warships And Swarms Of Planes; Punch Within 15 Miles Of Seoul

Strong Chinese Atfack Hurled Back Enroute   Biggest Bayonet Charge Of War Takes Hill From Reds

Ships, Planes Support Drive In West Korea   474 Enemy Killed In Bayonet Charge

Allied Offensive Rolls Northward   Punches to Within 10 Miles of Seoul

Allies Move Up to Look Around   Two Groups Punch Nearly to Seoul

Closer to Seoul After Thw rar ting Chinese Attack 15 Miles South

2 Allied Corps Drive Deep Info Red Territory  Chinese Counterattack   Chinese Counterattack Hurled Back as Force Pushed Nearer Seoul

1 DIES IN FEUD AT PENDLETON   Knife-wielder Admits Cutting Two, One Of Them Fatally.

Mortality Rate High in Soviet; Quiet Purge On?  15 Top Army, Navy Officials Die Young

Death Rate Among Russian  Officers High   Announcement Of Deaths Believed Indicative Of Continuing Purge Among High-Ranking Officers

Hannibal Chief of Police Found Sho! fo Death   Indications Point to Suicide.—Contents of a Note Not Revealed.

Hannibal Chief Of Police Shot   Coroner Says Death -Appears To Be Suicide

10 Indicted in Cairo Liquor Ring   Charged with Smuggling Liquor into North Carolina for Sale

Whisky Charges Brought Against Tavlorsvilie Pair   Shipping Of Booze From Illinois Cited

Britain To Adopt Semi-War Status Ike Gets Troops  Nation Will Double Arms Cash, Output; Four Divisions Due

Phil Weich May Be a Candidate for Governor   Expected to Announce for Nomination Soon.

A Surprisingly Large Number. of Congressmen Are People  Who Never Left Their Homes

UN-Red Forces In Slug Fest On East Coast   Red Resistance Seen Increasing, Flyers Take Part

Stassen Bid As Candidate Clouds Stand For General   Eisenhower Backers Have Varied Ideas On New Race Entry

Stassen to Try         ed  For Republican Nomination:        Stassen Announcement Calls Forth Varied Reaction Today

Stassen’s Bid For GOP Nomination Raises New Questions Within Party

The Big Question Now: .  Does Stassen’s Bid Rule Out Eisenhower’

Stassen’s Announcement as Candidate For Nomination Has Differing Reaction

Stassen’s Disclosure Again Stirs ‘Speculation Over Eisenhower Plans

Eisenhower Supporters Deny Stassen Candidacy Means General Won’t Ran

Residents Shocked By Bank Scandals  Veteran Employe Admits Taking $48,000 In

Pittsburgh FBI Arrest Cashier In Bank Scanda   Big Embezzlement By Veteran Employe Shocks Residents

College Cage Sport Rocked By ‘Fixes’   Evidence Uncovered Showing New Wave Of Phony Games

Basketball ‘Fix’ ls Uncovered: Six Arrested   College Sport Rocked as Betting Scandals Bared

Sports World Rocked By Latest Bet Scandal; Nationwide Probe Started

Report Reds: — Insisting On  UN Withdrawal   Allied Team Leaves For Kaesong to Open Sixth Truce Session

400,000 MEN REPORTED SET IN N. KOREA   Discussions Of Agenda Continue In Harmony Among Leaders -

State Income Tax Returns Pour In   Greatly Increased Number Apparently Due to Stepped Up   BRafarrament Driva

Tax Delinquents Are Paying Up  Kansas Drive to Sten. Goweran. Te

Fred (or Was It Ed?) Had a Good Suggestion   But Prize Case of Federal Red Tane Snarls Letters-te-Gls Project

New Process May Increase Gas Mileage ‘By 30%; No Rationing Seen in Future

State Reapportionment Becomes Big Obstacle To Assembly Adjournment

Legislature...  Progress Seen On District Bill  Senate Holds Up  All Other Business

Senate Ready To Back Plan Draft Youths   Subcommittee Apears Agreed to Support Marshall’s Plea for Use of 18-Year-Olds

Committee To Back 18-Year Olds Draft   Senate Group To Support Marshall Defense Plan

Hope To Wind Up Talks Committee Approval Expected  In 18-Year Old Drait Request

Senators Ready To Accept Draff Of 18-Year-Olds   Length of Service Is Big Unsettled Point In UMST Proposal

OK Seen Near On 18-Draft   Marshall’s Plan Pushed Today in Senate Committee

(SENATORS APPEAR READY _ TO ACCEPT LOWERING DRAFT ACE MINIMUM TO 18 NOW

18-YEAR-OLD DRAFT PLAN GETS BACKING OF SENATE GROUP”   Johnson ‘Asks 2 Closed Sessions To End Work On Age-Lowering Bil

Senate Body May Approve Youth Draft   Committee Likely To Favor Induction Of 18-Year-Olds

See Approval By Committee  On 18 Draft   Secretary Marshall Says Progress ‘Very Good’  After 214-Hour Session

Senate Group Seems Set On Taking 18-Year-Olds   Length Of ‘Required Service Is Remaining Big Item Unsettled In Controversial Issue

Preparedness Committee May Agree Upon Marshall's Draft of 18-Year-Olds

New York Stocks   Soybeans   Senate Group Ready to Okay Draft Plan for 18-Y ear-Olds

18-Year-Old Draft Appears Gaining Support   Senate Committee Still Questions Length of Service

Tatt’s Proposal To Limit Troops Ealled Unworkable   Senate Panel Ready — To Draft 18-Year-Olds

Senate Grou p Likely To Pass  18-Year Draft   Secret Meetings Called By Committee To Finish  Work On Bill

18-Year-Old Draft Plan Is Supported By Senate Group  Extension of Length Of Required Term Tc I nsettled

Truck Drivers Show Appreciation For Help Given Them During Storm

POLICY TOO TIMID:   POLIGY TOO TimiD:  European Assembly President Resign:

Spaak Quits Leadership Of Assembly   Belgian Assails ‘Timid Policy’ On Puronean Defense

Spaak Resigns As Head Of European Group   Belgian Official Protests Against ‘Timid Policy’

Housewives Refuse To Buy Meat   Move to Force Rollback in High Meat Prices

jAcnion in Aliguippa  Butchers Stock Counters--But Striking Housewives Won’t Buy      Stee] Union Boveotts Shops Due To High Prices

Balks Tipoff on Raids  Kohler Signs Warrant Bill To Assist in Gambling War

Governor's Security Program Is Given Top Priority In The State Legislature

State House Will Act On Civil Defense   Final Vote Expected Next Week on Bills; Program Draws Top Attention of Solons

FOES HIT CLAIM ‘LIMITED’ WAR GAINING PEACE   Republican Senators Attack Assertion U.S. Policy Is Winning War   CHARGE STALEMATE   Marshall Faces Quiz; Bridges Scores His View As ‘Inadequate’

Missouri Rains Cause Wreck  Crops and Property Damaged in Kansas

Harriman In London To See British Chiefs   Says He Has New Bic On Peaceful Solutior Of Dispute Over Oil

Up To British,  Says Harriman   British Must Agree To Proposals Ta Reopen Negotiations.-

Oil Settlement ‘Is Possible’   Harriman Expresses Hopes for Peace

Iran’s Problem May Be Solved, - Says Harriman   U. S. Mediator Sees Hope Should . Britain Agree To Reopening Of Talks

Harri rriman Arrives In Londonto Talk, OnIran Proposal.   “Sees Oil Settlement If - ‘Britain Agrées to  New Offer

Harriman Is . Optimistic In Iran Oil Negotiation   _, Believes British Should: Agree To Open: Talk With Iran In Effort To Settle Oj] Disnute

Harriman Hopeful If Britain Agrees To Re-open Talks   Confident Iranian Oil ‘Crisis Can Be Solved if Negotiations Can Be Re-established

Ease Flood Threats As  Rains Cease   Drop of Two and a Half Feet at Topeka and KC Dikes Still Holding

15 Fishermen Perish In Crash of 2 Vessels  Trawler Sinks After Colliding With   Trawler Sinks After Colliding Witt Tanker in Boston Harbor.

HOUSE VOTES — $2 RAISE IN®   Approves $27 Week Maxi mum; OKs Firemen’s 67-Hour Week.

HOUSE VOTES §2 RAISE IN JOBLESS PAY   Approves $27 Week Maxi. mum; OKs Firemen’s 67-Hour Week.

Pilot Brings Down Plane in Meadow With 47 Aboard   Unscheduled Airliner Hit: Snowstorm on Trip From West— His Skill Praised

Vast Smoke Pall Is Used by Reds To Hide Retreat   General Lessening Of Foe’s Resistance Is Noted Along Front

Busy Mother Refuses to Serve as Juror  And Winds Up Serving 6 Months’ Jail Term

Mother Jailed For Refusal To Serve On Jury Because She had No One To Care For Children

Wisdom of Ban on Fireworks Proved In Four Deaths, Four Blinded Boys

Administration Controls Joint Chiefs, Taft Says  Charge Challenged

JOINT CHIEFS UNDER CONTROL   Taft Says They Are Sub servient To Truman Administration

Joint Chiefs Mere Stooges Taft Declares   Military Leaders Declare Under Thumb of Truman

Taft Charges Chiefs Curbed  Senator Sees Control Ry Administration

Taft Charges Staff Chiefs ‘Under Contre!  Political Stooge Inference Rouses Senator Fulbright

Joint Chiefs Ruled By Truman, Says Tall Debate Over Firing 01  Gen. MacArthur Continues In Senate

CHIEFS OF STAFF UNDER _ ADMINISTRATION THUMB SENATOR TAFT ASSERTS

Fulbright Attacks Sen. Taft's Views On Military Heads   Joint Chiefs Controlled By Administration, Ohioan Charges

JCS Under Truman Thumb, Says Taft  Fulbright Calls Charge Dangerous

[Taft Charges Pres. Truman Controls Marshall, and Joint Chiefs of Staff

Taft's Joint Chiefs Charge Is ( hallenged   Debate Over Far East And W Arthur Ouster Roars on in Senate

Taft Declares Truman  (Controls JCS   Fulbright Questions Statement as Debate Continues

Says Stalin Kin In Pacific Unit   Ex-Russian General Informs Probers

Huge B-36's Leave Britain For U.S. In Test of America’s Radar Defense

HUGE BOMBERS START FLIGHT BACK TO U.S.   Take-Offs From England Were Made Today

UN Drives Red Army Back on 7-Mile Front  Commies Beaten Off at Chechon In Weak Attack

ALLIED UNITS ROLL FORWARD OVER 7. MILES   40,000 Reds Massed ‘Near Wonju; U. S.' Planes Hit’Hard

Weak Commie Counterattacks Are Beaten Off   U.N. Holds Initiative All Along Front; Ships Bombard Red Targets

MRS. FJ MERRILL DIES IN FAIRFIELD   Mother of M-M-M President Was First Woman to Receive Columbia Degree

NMRS.WE, MERRILL FAMED EDUCATOR DIES AT AGE OF 8   First Woman To Win Colum ‘bia Degree; Founder Of  Baracrel Callana

Action Held Up On Two Lansing Tax Measures  Exemptions Raised On Property Levy

VOTING aN TAX BILLS   Sidetrack Measures Until Talks With Williams Are Completed

Wilson Says Unnecessary Spending Helps Inflation   Calls On Businessmen To Put Halt To Any Needless Borrowing To Help Fight Inflation   ECA Head States U. S. Must Give Europe ‘Bread, Guns’

Anti-Inflation Blow Aimed By Mobilizer   Wilson Pleads for Backing Of Control Program To Aid Defense

Wilson Calls on Business to Fight Inflation   Halt to Unnecessary Borrowing, Spending Is Urged

LESS BUYING, FEWER LOANS,  WILSON ASKS   Urges Businessmen to Deal Major Blow at U. S. Inflation.

Wilson Hits Business ‘Borrowing’, Urg s Restraint To Curb Inflation

Wilson Urges Business to Hold the Line  We oe 6 a eee   Wants Spending Borrowing Cut To a Miaintmum

Businessmen Asked To Aid Inflation Fight  7 Could Deal Major Blow, Wilson Says

Wilson Calls on Business to Fight Inflation  Halt to Unnecessary Borrowina.   Halt to Unnecessary Borrowing, Spending Is Urged

Derense Mopiiizer Calls on Businessmen foHalt Unnecessary Borrowing as ‘Blow’ to Inflation

Curb Spending, Business Urged   Wilson Asks Step Against Inflation

Slow Down or Borrowing And Spending   Latest Moves In The Effort To Halt Inflation

Wilson Asks Loan Easing    Too Much Borrowing Is Gause. Of .Inflation

Less Borrowing Urged by Wilson   Defense Mobilizer Strikes at Inflation

ANTHINFLATION APPEAL MADE TO “BUSINESSMEN      'Wilson-Asks Them to Halt  Unnecessary Borrowing and Spending. 

CLAIMIKEHAS SAID ‘YES’ T0 COP OFFERS   Has Turned Down Demo Party, Says Macazine Renort

Says Ike Would Accept G. 0. P.   Paper Reporis Genexal Has Said Final “No” to Democrat Bid

Says Eisenhower Rejects Democrat Bid for That of GOP   Magazine Reports That General Has Decided His Name Can Be Used.

Story Says Ike Is Republican   Magazine Claims He Said ‘No’ to Democrats

Report Ike Says No to Democrats, Yes fo GOP   Magazine Declares General Has Turned Down Demo Offer

Senate Committee Sets Out to Draft 4F’s Into Service  Group Also Likely To Approve Draft Of 18-Year-Olds

About Million Non-Operating Workers Hiked   Aléo Provides Further Living Cost Increase, Productivity Allowance

Temperatures   Non-Operating Workers In 15 Unions Involved Get 1242c Per Hour Boost

Settle Rail Non-Gperator Wage Dispute   After 4 Months, Negotiate Peace With 15 Unions

PAIL GROUPS. GET HIKE OF 121-2 GENTS   Non-Operating Unions Sigi Agreement Running to Oct. 1. °52.

PAY OF MILLION EMPLOYES GOES TO HIGHER RATE   Non-Operating Workers Win 12.1 /2 Cent Hourly Raise—Annother Boost Is Due  April ...

Million Workers Affected   Non Operating Union Members to Get 1212 Cents an Hour More

Living Cost Adjustment Also In Pact   Million Workers In 15 Non-Operating Unions Will Benefit

Labor Leaders Refuse to Take Part In Defense Mobilization Program

Non-Operating Rail Workers  In Settlement   White House Announces Wage Agreement Today For Million Workers

Million Men Are Involved In Setflement   12% Cents Per Hour Ante Retroactive to Feb. 1 Applied to  Membere 15 IIninne

PAY HIKE GIVEN NON-OPERATING RAIL WORKERS   Settlement Has no Bearing on-Dispute With -Brotherhoods. '

RR. Get Raise bs Labor Mad Et Wilson  123¢ Raise Given Railroad Workers

Members of 15 Unions to Get Wage Boost Plus Living Cost Adjustment

Million Men Given Boost As Of Feb. 1   Escalator Clause Provides Quarterly Cost’ o Living Adjustments For Non-Operators.

15 NON-OPERATING UNIONS, RAILROADS REACH AGREEM:NT ON WAGE INCRIASE

RAILROAD PAY DISPUTE IS SETTLED   Fifteen Non-Operating Unions Granted 12'/c Hour Boost, Living Cost Adjustments Every Three Months.

123-Cent Pay Boost Goes To Million   Cost-Of-Living Adjustments Also In New Wage Acreemen

Non-Operating Unions Granted 12%4-Cent Boos!   Wage Talks of Four Operating Groups Continue

Night Session   Non-Operating Unions Get 12%4c Per Hour More as of Feb. 1

Reach Agreement in Rail Dispute _   A Retroactive Pay Hike of 12% Cents  Fanturaw Acrenrda

U.S. Settles Firsi Of Major Rail Wage Disputes   Non-Operating Union Wins $1 a Day Hike, Cost-of-Living Bonus

NON-OPERATING RAIL WORKERS GET PAY BOOST   NEW WAGE PACT IS SIGNED AT SESSION AT WHITE HOUSE

One Million Benetit Under New Agreement   Twelve and One-half Cent Per Hour Increase \s Approved by Operators and Non-operating ‘TIminne Retroactive to February First.

Railroads, Unions Reach Agreement o1 123 Cent Pay Hike  Also Includes Clause To Increase Wages on Cost-of-Living Basis

Non-Operating Union: Sign Pact for 12) Boost, Living Bonus   Ends Four Months of Negotiations   Agreement with 15 Rail Groups Doesn’t Affect Recent Yard Strikers

Pay Plan For Rail Men Made  Non-Operating Union: Get 12% Cents Raise

Rail Workers Get Pay Settlement   Immediate. Wage Hik And Cost Of Living Adjustment Provided

Labor Remains Out Of Defense Plans Set-Up   Truman Says Wilsor Will Continue To Head Program

Rail Unions Win Increase  Of 124, Cents   Contract Includes Esculator Clause   Nonoperating Units Reach Agreement After AllNight Session

Rail Wage Reached   Non Opera tise Workers Get 124% Cent an Hour Boost; Operating Union Dinute axt on Docket

15 Rail Unions Get 12,0 Hourly Increase in Pay  Affects 1,000,000  Shan Mean Clerk.

Non Operatin« R.R. Workers Get Increase  Geate Wade Roost.   Gets Wage Boost Living Cost Hike Every 3 Months

Railroads and Unions Reach Pay Settlement After Long Negotiation

Pay Pact For Non-Operating Rail Workers   Members of 15 Unions Get 12'c, Cost of Living Adjustments

Agreement Is Reached In   Wage Settlement For Railroad Workers Aareed Upon

White House Hammers Out  Settlement By Compromise   Pact Calls For Boost Of 1214 Cents An Hour, Plus A Cost Of Living Adjustment Every Three Months.

RAILROADS AND 15 UNIONS AGREE ON PAY   1,000,000 Members Of Non-Operating Groups Get 12'4 Cent Hike.

Million Employes To Receive Hike Of 125 Cents   Agreement Also Has Cost-of-Living Escalator Clause

Pay Pact for a Million Railroad Workers Fixed   Non Operating Crews Get Hike Retroactive to Feb. 1; More Due

Non-Operating Railroad Workers Get 12142-Cent Hourly Increase In New Pac

Pay Increase Is Granted In New Pact   Settlement Is Reached After All.Nieht Meet

— ESCALATOR— 122-Cent Hourly Pay Boost Won   BIG FOUR ARE NOT AFFECTED

Non-Operating Railroad Workers Given 12'4 Cent An Hour Pay Hike      Pay Settlement Also Includes Cost Of Living Adjustments

Non -Op Rail Workers Get L2..5e Boost   Retroactive to Feb. 1 for Million. Plus Cost Of Living Clause

Rail Workers Win Pay Hike   Carriers Reveal Plan to Ask U.S.  For New Rate Increases

Unions, Railroad Settle Disputes   12 And Half Cents Boost Is Granted

WORKERS GET HIGHER PAY, ADJUSTMENTS   Mediators Plan To Try Operating Brotherhoods Next

Non- pene Pact Affects. .               - Boost Retroactive . To Feb. 1 -Esealator Clause ‘Included

1,000,000 RR Workers Win Pay Increase ‘Non-Operating Force  Gets 1212-Cent An Hour Wage Hike.

Negro Runs Amok, Kills Three Whites   Two Women, Fireman Slain Near Uniontown

Children Saved Miner Goes Berserk; Kills Three, Sets Fire, Kills Self

Coal Miner Kills Three And Himself   Man Runs Amucl At Republic,  Near Tlniantawn

10 Governors Attend Missouri Basin Flood Relief Conference, Kansas Cit)

Reds Dare U. N. To Break Off Armistice Talks   U. N. in Tough Message Hints Rupture Try by Communists

Reds Dare Allies To Shut Off Talks   UN’s Tough Message Puts Blame on Enemy

Allies, Reds Talk Tough   Joy Fires First Broadside, Reds Charge ‘Scoundrelly Provocations’

Reds Challenge UN To Bring End to Korean Truce Talks   Allied, Communist Leaders In Bitter Verbal Exchange As Parley Renewal Hopes Fade

Allies And Reds Exchange Charges Over ‘Incidents’   UN Denies Charges of Kaesong Bombing Unidentified Plane Drops Flares Over United Nations Headquarters In Munsan

pled asi Still Hopes to Swing Parley Republicans, Practically Sold on Chicago For Convention, Shy From MacArthur Issue

GOP Backs Away From ‘Mac’ Now   No Endorsement of General to Come at This Time, Decision

GOP Checks Chicago For Convention   National Committee Must Ratify Full Recommendation  For 52 Session

CHICAGO TO GET. GOP CONVENTION   Subcommittee’s' Recommendation Unanimous

GOP Backs Away From Endorsing M’Arthur Policies   Subcommittee Picks Chicago as the Site For 1952 Convention

G.O.P.Cautious Of MacArthur   Convention Site  “ure’ To Be Chicago

Chicago Picked For GOP Rally  Convention In 1952 To Start July 21

 .  Republicans Are Ready to Select Chicago as Convention Site, Fail to Adopt MacArthur Program

G.O.P. Shies At Backing MacArthur  Wait and See Policy   Wait and See Policy Proposed; Chicago Set for Convention

GOP Nearly Certain To Pick Chicago For ‘52 Convention   Shies Away from Endorsement of Mac’s Policies

Republicans Silent On MaeArthur  Party Convention Set For Chicago  ‘ey... mht 1..1.. O17

Republicans Back Away From Public Endorsement of M'Arthur War Policies

Showdown — Sought By Metal Union   Union Leaders Go To Washington For Strike Meeting

Minerals Industry Tied Up   Union Leaders Head for Washington for Showdown.

Showdown. Parley Due In Minerals Walkout   Union Ignores WSB Request for Return to Work Pendine Meetine

Mine-Mill Dispute Showdown Sought   Union Officials To Meet With Government

Union Ignores  Metals Orde:   Miner Delegation Headed To Washineton Parley

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Final Units of 28th Division Set Sail for Duty In Germany

Canada Plans fo Build St. Lawrence. Seaway IfU.S. Refuses to Go Along   Senators Dig for New Clues In Investigation of Party Chairman

5 Bonus Bills Near Passage   Legislation Ready For Vote in House

Anti-Bookie Bill Reaches Legislature   ‘Designed to Close Places Taking Bets On Sports Events

Truman to Ge Betore Solons  With Messave   President Plans Detailed Review On State of Union

Intlation Curbs Also  On Program   Congress To Hear ‘State OF Union’ Address Monday

"Land Hunt’ Opens To Clear Records  ee ee fa   School Land Department To Check if Titles On Record

‘Land Hunt’ Opens To Clear Records   School Land Department To Check if Titles On Record

Civilian Producers Told Shortage To Get Worse Before It’s Better

Says Shortage To Get Worse   Small Business Men Warned Officially

Motorists Urged To Obey Route .51 Traffie Signs   State Police Ash Drivers To Use Caution When Approaching Workmens Follaw Signals

Cireuit Court Term Opens On Monday   Grand Jury Cafled  To Hear Evidence

Schooner, Eight ” Girls Are Safe   Vessel Bucks High Seas Or Return To Port

Addresses Joint Session of Senate. House   Governor Says State Can Avoid Further Tax Boosts   POLITICAL LINEUP OV LT PKCICE ATERE

Governor Says Funds Needed To Build Roads  State Leader Speaks  At Opening Session PAL mf... 1 ALLL

Kains, Full Streams to the West to Keep Kaw River __UpHere   RELIEF NOT IMMINENT Forecaster Garrett in Tope ka Predicts Precipitation for Week

At or Near Present 22.5 Reading, North Side Seepage Will Go On  WAKARUSA GOES BACK No Predictions as to Situa tion When Other Swollen Waters Hit   BULLETIN

A A rR A Heme A Ahad tc tt ren tne ya reer  MacArthur Hints UN Forces May Abandon Seoul Again if Reds Launch New Attack

MacArthur Indicates UN Forces May Again Lose Seoul to Reds  Advises Rhee Not to Move Government Back To Former Capital

MacArthur Hints UN Forces May Abandon Seoul Again if Reds Launch New Attark

EVERY CLUEIS TRACED DOWN Five States Report Seeinc Cook As Police Run Ragged

DESPERADO COOK REPORTED SEEN IN FIVESTATES   OFFICERS TRACE EVERY CLUE; MAY HAVE SLAIN EIGHT

Pushing Search For Desperado In Five States   No Direct Clues Held Despite Numerous Tips

Five States Report Tips On Desperado   Still No Sure Clues on Location  OF Bill Cook

rCTaTre CAV J JIAILS JAT  BADMAN THERE   Many Places Report See ing Desperado Sought In Slayings

5 States Report Sighting Killer   Southwest Agog Ove: Hunt for Badman Bill Cook

Badman Cook Still at Large  Exconvict Reported In Faraway Places

FBI and Other Officials . Trace Down Many Varied ‘Clues in Search for Man 

Doomed Killer Escapes After Slaying Guard   *Shoot to Kill’ Order Launches City-Wide Hunt Through Chicaac

Slayer Attempts Holdup Mile From Prison   Another Prisoner Changes Mind, Remains in Cell

Guard Slain In Chicago Jail Break   Prisoner Makes Desperate Try To Beat Chair

Guard At Jail Is Slain   Chicago Area Combed For Convict Who Was Awaiting Execution For Rave and Murder

Negro Teams Up With His Cell - Mate In Cleverly - Conceived Freedom Plot

Death Cell Pair Breaks Out of Jail   Murder Guard, Use Sheet Rope to Make Eseape Over Wall

Doomed Rapist Murders Guard In Jail Escape .   Police Gét ‘Shoot To Kil’ Order For Negro; Utah Riot Dispersed

Slayer Escapes Chicago Prison, Killing Guard: Utah Riot Put Down

CONVICTED KILLER FLEES CHICAGO JAIL   Prisoner Awaiting, Execution Slays Guard In Making Escape

—JAIL BREAK— Desperado Kills Guard To Eseape  Armed Convict Is Hunted In Chicago

RAPIST ~ SLAYER MAKES ESCAPE   Man Awaiting Electrocuiion Kills Guard And TMilees Over Wall Of Jail In Chicaga. .

Police Warned To Shoot Fusifive Armed with Rifle  Young Negro Fled Death Row Cell in County's Prison

Shoot to Kall Man-Hunt for Jail Breaker   Killer Slays Guard  In Daring Escape to Evade Electric Chair On Murder Convictior

Slayer Hunted In Chicago  Shoot To Kill   Shoot To Kill Orders To Police

Chicago Killer Hunted After Breaking Jail  Police Ordered To   Police Ordered To ‘Shoot To Kill’ After Fuvitive Slavs Guard

Police Told To Shoot To Kill Fscaned Slaver   20-Year-Old Prisoner Kills Guard And Flees In Night.

Slayer-Rapist Kills Guard In Chicago Escape   Police Given “Shoot To Kill’ Orders In Hunt For Desperado; Flees After Failing To Halt Motorist

Fugifive Beats Guard to Death, Flees Barefoot   Armed Convict Tries Holdup, Escapes Surrounded House

Doomed Man Kills Retired Priest Guard: Flees Jail ‘Dies in Hospital

CONDEMNED MAN ESCAPES CHICAGO JAIL   Harry Williams, Negro Sentenced to Die Sept. 14 for Murder, Kills Guard, Jumps Wall.   ~ “SHOOT TO KILL” MANHUNT IS ON   Fugitive Is Armed With Tower Guard's Riot Gun and Is Barefoot; Visits Uncle's Home.

Doomed Rapist Kills Jailer: Escapes Cell   Chicago Police Alerted To Hunt Down Fugitive With Orders to Shoot To Kill

COOK JAIL GUARD BEATEN 10 DEATH BY FLEEING MAN   CHICAGO POLICEMEN COMB CITY; ORDERED “SHOOT TO KILL”

Rapist-Slayer Awaiting Electric Chair Escapes   Chicago Order Is ‘Shoot to Kill’

Police Hunt for Escaped Slayer  ‘Shoot to Kill’ Pe Tal Aua i ee ei rr

Mounting Flood Inundates Parts of Two Cities   Mere Families Taken Frem Homes; Worst Still te Come

Big River Now Close To Crest   Swollen Mississippi Is Flooding Low Areas In Two State Cities Today

Cook Officially Denies Charges   ‘No Politics in Two Minute Talk’

Red Slaughter Of Americans Angers Nation   Expressions OF indigna tion And Horror Come From U. N.

Refuses Answer To Query On Possible Use Of Atom Weapons In Retaliation   Army Mobilizes Emergency Staff For Expected Flood Of Questions From Families Of Men Reported Missing

UN CHIEFTAINS HIT SLAUGHTER 'BY KOREA REDS   Counter-Action Sought Against Communist  Murders

Virginia Acts Sweet  As Pie for Home Folks   Virginia Smiles For Home Folks

Johnston Urges Dropping of Wage, Price Controls Soon as Possible

SUGGESTS DROPPING WAGE, PRICE CONTROL   Erie Jonaston Advecaies Greater Reliance On Taxation And Credit PFelicy

By Eric Johnson  Shift To Indirect Controls ITs Prevent Inflation Uraed

Indirect Control Preferred   Johnston For Tax And Credit Policy As Better Tools

Eric Johnston Would Drop Wage-Price Controls   Outgoing Economic Stabilization Director Declares They Should Be Discarded “at the Earliest Possible Time’— Calls for Greater Reliance by Government on Taxation and Credit Policy to Combat Inflation.

Drop Direct Bars On Wages, Prices Johnston Suggests   Indirect Controls Urged By Retirng Head Of ESA

{ranian- Premier  Resigns In Crisis ~ Anti-Foreign Oil Party Is Too Much

IRANIAN PREMIER AND HIS CABINET RESIGN   Western Diplomats Concerned At Latest Tarn Of Events In Oilt-RNich Cerntrs

IRANIAN PREMIER, CABNNET RESIGK OVER OWL CRISIS   Quit On’ Eve of Session Called to Act On Na- — tionalism Plan   WEST SHOWS CONCERN   Fear. Surprise Action. May Increase Russian influence in Area

Tariff Barriers To Be Lowered   Agreement. Reached By 39 Countries

U.$., 38 Nations Sion Trade Pacts  Commonwealth Group Faille ta Aaree Hawava:

Senate Concurs on Apportioning   Assembly Proposes a Special Committee

Keystone State Gets ‘Early Taste of Winter ‘With 2-Inch Snowfall

Fiqhton NM Fire Gains   Finance Board Cuts Funds 10 Per Cent. For 10 NM Colleaes

Fresh Forest Fire Roars Into New Mexico   —  ii  * i  yur  i  ts

Ice Storms Cripple East And Midwest   Big Dose of New Weather Buffets Most of the North

TRANSPORTATION TIEUPS BROUUHT BY IGE STORM   Parts of East and Midwest Hard Hit—Coal and Livestock Supplies Flown to South Dakota.   SCHOOLS ITS EASTERN COLORADO CLOSED   Chicago Mayor Says Mor Snow Could Paralyze City —Deaths in Wintry B’ast Reach 242,

Midwest Suffers New Weather.  Miseries   Ice Storms Arrive; East Also Hit By Sleet, Rain;  Travel Hazardous

Ice and Snow Cripple Large Section of U.S  Chica cago oMa ry Close  CpLanle. Taontlk. *   Chicago May Close. Schools; Traffic in = Many Cities Slowed

Battleof Rivers Won by U.S. Planes   Use Aerial Torpedoes to Raise Rivers’ Levels

Red Fighting Fizzles Down To Skirmishes  New Push Building. Navy Planes Knocl

Corporation Tax Rate Is Agreed   Conferees, Adjusting Dilferences, Make Good Proaress

New Tax Bill Whipped Into Final Shape   Normal Tax Raised On Corporations Ty, 30 Per Cent

Tax Adjustment Progress Noted   Hike Corporation Levy. Surtax Is Not Affectec

“Voice of America”  Extends Coverace   Bing Undergoes Kidney Operation

JOB APPLICANTS ASKED TO ‘KICK IN’ IS CHARGE   Letter To Prospective Postmasters Is  Revealed

Democrats Solicited  Donations   Rep. Meader (R Ask Congress Investigate

ILLINOIS SOLONS STUDY PROBLEM OF TAX CEILINGS   TAXPAYERS GROUP SAYS LOCAL UNITS SHOULD FIX LIMITS

Jessup Dispute May Be Shelved   Senate Subcommittees Votes 3-2 Against His Confirmation

Senate Action On Dispute Over Jessup Unlikely; Other Nominations Delayed

a Okay On Jessup Helc Improbable \   President Can Make Recess Appointment Tf No Action Taken

VOTE ON JESSUP APPEARS JUNKED   Senate Writes Off Possibility Of Taking Action On Dispule OF U.N. Appointment.

Senate Shelves Jessup Appointment: Way Paved for Truman to Nam«  (10 to UN Recess Appointments

New I&M ‘Plant To Be Built   Hickory Creek Site Of Major Substation

Rescue Crews Hunt Victims  Of Rail Crash   20 Bodies Recovered And Others Sought; Three Known Missing

Fear 23 Or More Killed In Crash  Of Two Western Passenger Trains   Rescuers Searching In Freezing Weather For Last Of Bodies; Twenty Recovered; Trains Crash During Howling Snowstoxm.

Crews Hunt For Bodies. Of Victims   Twenty Known Dead As. Trains Collide

Hurt in Train-Truck = Crash Near Brunswic':   Fourteen Freight Cars Derailed in Mishap.

‘SKY PLATFORW CONSIDERED  Artificial Satellites Interest Military

Atomic Secrets Easy to Obtain, Says Confessed Spy   Idea of Man-Made Earth Satellites Still Has Interest of U.S. Air Force

Radio Bomb Used In Korea   Sky Platforms’ Sull Subject Of _ Air Force Study

Shades Of Buck Rogers: 'Air Force ‘Interested’ In ‘An Earth-Circling Satellite

Military Studies ‘Sky Platform’ in Space Beyond Earth's Gravity.

Military Admits Continued Interest In Svstem Of Artificial Satellites.

‘Gang Leader ‘Told Get Out (Or Lose Life   ‘Sentence’ Given  Albert Anastasia t ANE Wee Be Pa

Congress Ready With Funds for EmergencyRelie!   Army Engineers Chief to Report Following Survey

Truman Flies To Flood Area   Will Make Quick Aerial Inspection of Demage in Three-State Region

Troman Will Inspect Flood Area From Air   Walers Roll Down Missouri Rivers Crest Yo Reach St. Louis

~—dAIR TOUR— Truman To Inspect Flood Area   CREST ROLLS DOWN RIVER

Wilson Inspects Defense Plants Hit By Disaster   Truman Is..Expected Back In Washington Tonivht After Tour

‘Truman Flies West for Aerial Inspection Of Damages by Floods in Three States

Senate Passes $25 Million Aid For Flood Area   Truman Flies West For Quick Inspection

Fire That Burned Millions of Gallons Of Oil and Destroyed 24 Buildings Breaks Out In Furniture Store, Near Seven Oil Tanks

President To Inspect Flood Area from Air   Mississippi F River Begins Flooding at St. Louis

Truman Flies Over Ruins Of} Kansas Flood   Waters Subsiding, Fires Burning Out After Caus ing Loss Of Three Quarters Of Billion.

TRUMAN FLIES TO VIEW MISSOURI FLOOD DAMAGE   Waters Receding In Kansas City, Strike At New River Towns

President Flies Over Flood Area; Plans Brief Stay  Truman To Study Scope of Damage In Two States

Five-Day-Old Flames Flare Again in Kansa:   Blaze Burns at Least 24 Buildings In 8-Block Radius

Trumans Flying Westward Today   President and Family To View Costliest Flood In History of Nation

Report New Fires !n Stricken Kansas City   Flood Waters Roll Down Missouri After Causing C7EN OND O00 Destruction.

St. Louis Fears Flood Damage; HST at Scene:   Property Loss Seé at $750,000,000; Oil Fires In Kansas Subside —..

President In  Flight Over  Flood Area Director Wilson  Of Mobilizaton  Alsa on Qi ry eaw

New Fires Flare Up In Kansas City   House Approves Emergency Funds, Expect Senate OK

Truman See: Flood Havor In Midwest   Devastating Fire Blazes Up Anew dn Kansas City

TRUMAN HOPS OFF FOR HIGH WATER CHECK   3-State Tour Is President’s Plan; Others Go Along

KANSAS CITY ~- BRACES FOR BIG CLEAN-UP JOE   Receding Water Leaves Muck. Covered Ruin; Truman Flies Over.

Tanks Spearhead Big Smash At Buildup Area On Central War Front   Allied Airmen Fly Umbrella Over Steel-Tipped Drive Moving With Little Opposition.

Allied Tanks ° Open Biggest Push Of War   ‘Three UN Divisions Strike Nor th; Little Opposition Is Met

RUSSIAN TROOPS ARE CLOSE TO IRAN   Unprecedented Nuuiber With Tanks and Artillery Reported

Russians Mass On  Iran Border   Western Diplomats Say Available Facts Discredit Statement

UN Military Leaders Give Reds Choice   VanFleet Says His Soldiers Are ‘Fine and Fit’

Communists Say There Will Be No Compromises  " UN, Red Negotiators Set to Meet After 15th Day of Deadlock

U.N. Commanders Issue Ultimatom oh Buffer Lone  eee a oe ee a eee OF   Commies Must Accept Present Line or Fight

Ready Report on Firing of MacArthur:   Senate to Issue Document Despite Democrat Opposition

M’Arthur Report To Be Published   G.0.P. Statement To Rap Administration Policy

UN Demands Reds Accept Airfield Ban for Truce  Issue Ultimatum Charging Reds Are ’ Planning Sneak Attac

Airfield Ban Allied ‘Must’ In Truce Plan   Prisoner Talhs Also Bog Down At Korean Parley

Construction of Korea Air Fields Deadlocks Talks   But Negotiators Agree on Further Truce Meetings

UN Bans New Airfields in  Truce Terms   Allies Accuse Reds Of Seeking War And Not Peace

Construction Of Airfields  Blocks Truce   UN Accuses Reds Of ‘Seeking, Not Peace’ But War, Tn Koren

HUNGARY'S ARREST OF 4 FLIERS TAKEN UP WITH MOSCOM   L.  S. Confers With Soviet Leaders on Question of Freeing Americans Held as Spies.   PROTEST ALSO MADE TO BUDAPEST REGIME   President Truman and Top State Department Officials Said to Take Serious View of Case,

Russ Linked To Spy Trial Of US. Fliers   Kremlin Warned Crisis May Develop, Urged to Help Free Jailed Four

Ask Freeing Freeing Of 4 Fliers  Yanks May Be Tried By Hungarian Court

U. S.-Russia Parley Rumored on Airmen   Envoy Reportedly Warns Soviet On Hunaary’s Threat to Fliers

Freeing Of Gis Held By Hungary Sought By U.S.  Sn: a me    Airmen Stated For Spy Trials

Case Of Fliers Reported Taken Before Soviets   Hungary Prepares To Try Quartet; Four Others Held

Russia Asked To Intervene For U.S Fliers  Severe Steps Planned Unlece Hunaare Freee

Told of Strong Adverse Public Opinion in U.S.   Truman laxes* Extremely Serious View of Case :

U. Ss. Ur ges Reds To Free Yank Fliers   Russia Advised Against Goading, American Public

Hurricane Now Expected to Miss Florida   Heads for Bermuda As Another Storm Drebe Lin Vala athe

Army to Send. 20,000 Troop: To Battlefront:   Recruits to. Come From Four Activated Guard Divicions

Army Sending Gen. M’Arthur 20,000 Men   Specia) Force Being Raised From Guard Uniic

20,000 Going  To Korea Soon   Special Force Raised at MacArthur's Call

SPECIAL FORCE BEING RAISED FOR M°ARTHUR   “kevy From Recruits  That Have Trained Wih Guord Division,

Army's Experimental Plastic Underwear May Win Lona Battle With Cold, Wet Weather

IN EXPERIMENTAL STAGE Army’s Plastic Underwear  May Win Battle With Cold

TWO MINOR ACCIDENTS ARE INVESTIGATED HERE   Collisions In Which Drivers Escape Injuries Take Place Saturday Afternoon And Evening

More Equitable Fees on Trucks Are Requested   Opposition te 2-Cent Hike in Gas Tax Is Also Expressed

Truckers in Expression on  Their Fees  More Equitable Ones Sought For Their Vehicles

Larger Draft © tall Inevitable, Says Official —  . Manpower Pool. - For Military.  Being Reduced

.LARGER DRAFT CALLS; FEWER DEFERMENTS   ilitary Manpewer Rearcest War lime Commodity in America     Officiat Save

Enemy Lunge Rips 10 Miles Into S. Korea   Ridgway Confident Allies Can Win ‘Decisive’ Korean Battle

Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses In New Drives   Allies Slaughter Onrushing Forces From North Korea

Second Cleveland Youth Hangs Self  Experiment Blamed In Boy's Suicide

Eight Cited In Gambling Cases  Senate Backs Crime Probe Of Kefauver

Senate Cites  8 ‘Gamblers’   Justice Department Gets Contempt Bills

Features for Everybody   Ip the Telegram Today   Thrée Jap ‘Holdouts’ Return Home, Find Their Wives Married Again

New Anti-Gamblin:  Law Effective in  About Two Weeks Legislative Action Completed on Bill  SAMOA

Claim Victory In Hill Fight, Kill 712 Reds   Fighting Still Brisk, Bad Weather Hamper Air Force Fighting

U.S. Supports British  As U.N. Vote on Iran Oil Row Is Postponed

Industrial Districts  Inundated   Homeless Pass 60,000 In Kansas; Toll of Dead Reaches 15.

Expect Drastic Cut In Administration Measure Providing Defense Housing

Army's Secrecy on Ousters Hit   Coverup on Expelled Cadets Protested

Plot to Corrupt Tax Collectors Seen by Solons   Special Committee To Open Hearings — In Washington Soor

Plot’ for Fixing Tax Aides Bared   New Probe ‘ Starts on ‘Organized’ Plan

U. S. JET FIGHTERS USE FIRE BOMBS TO BURN TO DEATH 7000 N. KOREANS

PERON FREES U.S. NEWSMEN   Buenos Aires Newspaper Still Throttled.

Park Asseciation Annual Meeting April 11  To Make Plans For Coming Year

Corbin Official Of Angus Group   Secretary-Treasurer of Americon Angus Breeders Association

Ag Department Joins Several States In Fight Against Oak Tree Disease

Pendergast Ideals Rule ‘Capitol, Claim   GOP Senators Urge Further Probes, Predict » New Seondals

Two Republican Senators Blast Truman, Boyle  Leaders Are Accused Of Letting Morality In Government Slide

Session Will Be Conducted Wednesday   Lie Departs For New York Ta Take Part In Discussion

Trygve Lie Calls Meeting Of Assembly   State Department Suspects Red Aim Is Troop Pullback

Special — Meeting -. Tomorrow   ‘State Depar iment Suspects Russian Ruse in Offer

U. S. State Department Suspects Russian Offer May Be Ruse to-Force Retreat

UN WILL TAKE UP neD OFFA UF GEADEFIRE   Proposal to Be Taken Before Special Session on Wednesday.

Many Developments Reported Since Offer Of ‘Cease-Fire’ Was Made Last Saturday By Russian Delegate Jacob Malik   §. KOREAN CABINET OPPOSES PROPOSAL

U.S., Russian Jets Tangle, Front Quiet   Report Soviet Plane Damaged in Dogfight Over Northwest Korea

Buffer Zone Snag Still Deadlocking Cease-Fire Talks   No Progress Made in Debate Over Boundary Lines Location During Armistice Conference

Cease-Fire Teams Still Deadlocked Over Buffer Zone   Both Sides Stand Firm On Conflicting Views of Dividing Line Across Korean Peninsula

Truce Talks Still Snagged On Issue of Buffer Zone   Both Sides Determined to Continue Fighting While Discussing Peace

Washington Begins Test Of Ability To Stand Up Against Atomic Attacks

Defense Tests Slated For Washington Which Emnhasizes Miitary Efforts

Washington Tests Ability To Defend Self   Nation's Capital Would Be Top Target For Enemy Planes

Capital Begins A-Bomb Attack Test  + * my ¥ Kk ae wR 27F—UC(<(i< i rr   Twer 237 @ -_ a mo 7   No Planes, Troops Are Involved In Washington Exercises

New Wage Policy Permits Boost “To Auto Workers   Employers Must Promise Raise Will No Increase Prices of Products; Johnston Asked Touch Stand.

WSB Cracks Door To Auto Industry  GM Gets Boost, But latch Kept Against General Wage Raises

GM Pay Boost OK'd By WSB   4-Cent Hike Allowed; Johnston Asks “Hold-The-Line” Policy

Wage Board Okays GM Pay Increase  Continue Drafting Of Ceiling Formula

ria Pp  GM Raise Approved By Wace Board   350,000 Get Four Cents More On The Hourly Wage Rate

Board Cracks Door Open For Pay Hike   350,000 Workers At GMC Plants Receive Increase;  Shutdown Planned

WSB Opens Way For Wage Boost To Auto Workers   Board Allowe Four Cents In Automobile Plants, Bars General Pay Hike

Wage Board Cracks Door  On Pay Ceiling   G.M. Workers To Get 4-Cent Raise; No Ceneral Pattern Set

WSB Cracks Door For Four Cent Hourly Wage Raise In Auto Industry

Wage Board Grants Hike te GM Workers   350,000 Employes ta Receive Latest Boost; Car Price Steady

Stabilization Board Approves New Raise For 350,000 Workers in General Motor:

A-Cent Hole Punched in Pay Ceiling   WSB Approves General Motors Waae Increase

Wage Board  Gives Hike To Incomes  At GM Plant   Auto Workers Given Four Cents Hourly   Increase In Salary

GM PAY INCREASE APPROVED BY WSE   Board Grants Wage Hike Offered Without Price Boost by Company

4 Cents Hourly General Motors Raise Approved   Wage Board’s Action Follows Stabilizer's Hold-the-Line Plea

WAY IS OPENED FOR WAGE HIKE   Auto Workers May Get Four Cents Hourly Inerease — General Motors Leading Way.

More Stringent Controls, Enforcement With Teeth Are Asked by Johnston

W ants More And Stronger Controls ‘And Powers To Stop U.S. Inflation

Elizabeth R. Wecht, 79 Expires Here Monday; Final Servirec Thraureday

Allies Believe Enemy Crippled  Doubt Red Ability To Open Offensive

Think Reds Unable To Mount Another Major Offensive   Believe That Is Reason Reds Willing to Compromis To Resume Peace Talks.

Red Incapable of Major Drive  Belief Ba cked up by   Belief Backed up by New Communist Offer

RELEASE PLA DISREGARDS OFFICERS   Ten Per Cent Pay Increass Proposed For Servicemen  SELECTIVE SERVICE   To Begin Reclassification Of Childless Married Men Next Week

Army Puts ‘Home By Christmas T ag’ On Involuntary Enlisted Reservists —

Army Plans Discharge Of Veterans Called Involuntarily From "Reserves By Christmas

Army to” ‘Release Reservists by. Christmas; Draft ~ Boards. to Begin Reclassifying Childless Husbands

PLAN TO SPEED WORLD WAR I VETS IN KOREA      Defense Dept. Wants Pay Raise For All Branches — Draft Plans Made For Childless Husbands.

10% Pay Raise Sought for All  Armed Forces   Release of Reservists Held to Enlisted Men —Officers Must Put In Entire 17 Months

World War Vets To Be Returned Before Christma:   Defense Department Is Asking New Pay  aises For Soldiers

Childless Married Men Face Draft  Boards To Begin Reclassifying Those

Reservists May Be Home By Christmas  Defense Department Asks 10 Percent Raise for GI's

GET HOME EARLIER   Some Enlisted Reservists  Back by Christmas, Pentagon Says

Army Putting Home-for-Christmas Tag on Enlisted World War I!  Veterans Now Back in Service

Reserves To Be Released By Holidays   Military Pay Increase Asked

Defense Dept. Urges Congress To Give Increase In Pay To All Service Personnel

“HOME BY CHRISTMAS” FOR WAR 2 RESERVISTS   Army Plans Early Release of Veterans Called Involuntarily From Reserve. Seek Pay Hike for Soldiers; Childless Married Men Face Draft.

Christmas Release Due  Reservists   Army Veterans Called Against Will Benefit: Services Raise Asked

Army To Free Vet Reserves By Christmas   War II Recalls To Be Sent Home; Pay Roosts Proposed

‘Christmas Tag’ Puton Vets: Draft Set for Husbands   Defense Department Asks for Pay Roost To Armed Force Men

 Army Aims To Get War? Involuntarily Recalled  Reservists Home By Christmas; 10% GI Pay Raises Asked

Reserves to Be Released Soon   -Enlisted Veterans of -World War II Will Get Discharges

—‘HOME BY. CHRISTMAS’—  Expedite ReleaseOf _ W orld War Il Veterans

_ Non-Commissioned Men Affected  ‘Vets Recalled to Duty Will ‘Be "Home by Christmas.” Plan

‘Home by Christmas Tag Pu On Releases for. Reservists   At Same Time, Lovett Asks For GI Pay Increase

Ten Per Cent Pay Boost for Armed Forces   Reserve Men To Be On Way Home Within One Year

Army To Discharge War Vets   Enlisted Men Called Up _ Involuntarily To Be Discharged Before Christmas

Home-by-Christma: Tag on Involuntary Army Reserves   Defense Department Asks Pay Hike For All Enlisted Men

New Pay Raises For All Grades Are Asked Today  Married Men Draft   Married Men Draft May Be Started Soon

To Speed Return of Enlisted Vets   Home by Christmas Goal Is Re-instated

Boosts Given As Living Cost Hits New High   Another 700,000 To Get Hikes Within Next Two Months

SUBSTANTIAL PRICE INCREASE Cost of Living Hits New Record ‘High, Lucky Million Get Pay Hike

Wasges, Cost of Living Soar Again   Million Workers Get Pay Boosts as Government Index Reaches New High

Million Workers Get Pay Hikes As Cost of Living Reaches a New High

Living Cost Hits New Peak  Contracts Link   Contracts Link Wages To Prices

One Million Get More Pay as Prices Rise   Cost of Living Hits New Record _Hiah vee eee

Escalator Provisions in Action   Most Automobile Workers Given Four Ot Five Cents An Hour In creases In Pay Today.

U.N. Troops Praised — On Winter Offensive   Patrols Uneble To Find Elusive Enemy-——Major Bose At Chunchon Apparently Abandoned By

 Twelfth Account Nicked_ Austin Man Sends Check ToRepay MarshallWomen

Spot Check Close On Signatures For Gas Tax Referendum   40 Per Cent Invalid

Aid Middle East Sherman Urges   Stability of Area Essential, He Says

Illegal  W. German Trading Under Fire   U.S. Cracks Down In Effort To Halt German Firms  Dealine With Reds

HALT EXPORTS TO TRADERS WITH REDS   Government Stops Trade With Western  German Firms

U:5. Acts to End W. Reich Illega Selling fo Reds  Goods Shipment Ban Slapped on Blacklisted Firms   Fall nwe Protests

U. S. TANK UNIT CROSSES 38TH   American Troops Enter North Korea First Time Since Red Drive on New Year's Eve

Parallel Crossed By US Armor   Allied Leaders Believe Reds Plan Offensive

FRESH COMMIE TROOPS DRIVE NEAR CHUNCHON   Heavy Movement Of Reds ‘Toward Front  Continues   YALU RIVER SPANS HIT BY SUPERFORTS

CRIES OF 'HELP ME!’ IGNORED  Killer Stabs Pleading Victim as Scores Watch

Man Stabbed Before Crowd   Cries for Aid Unheeded Onlookers Terrified

Pleaded for Felp  Man Stabbed To Death on Crowded Washington Street

Anti-Strike Law. Sentiment Grows   Measure Now Before Armed Services Committee

Sentiment Builds ForTough Labor Ac To Prevent More Strikes In Wartime

KKKKK SE MARINE CORPS CALLING UP NINE MORE RESERVE AIR SQUADRONS TODAY

MARINES TAKING MORE RESERVES   Nine More Air Squadrons . Being Called To Duty—~ About 4,600 Men Are Involved In Simmons.

State GOP See-Saws On Taxes  House Republicans Turn Over New Tax Program to Senate Colleaaues

House Group Heads For ‘lke’ Meeting  Mystery Surrounds Parley’s Purpose

Three Perish in Oakland Air Tragedy   One 4-engined Ship. Lands Safely, Other Falls to Earth, Burns

Two Transport Planes Collide Over Oakland, Killing Three in Crew

2 Transport Planes  Collide: 3 Men Die  One Ship Burns, Other Makes Emergency Landing; Wreckage Hits Cars Along Highway

Some Wreckage Falls on Automobiles  Oakland, California, Airport Is Scene

Two Transports Collide in Air Over Oakland   One Plane Crashes, Other Makes Landing

Report Crash Kills Three   One Plane Makes Emergency ‘Landing As Other Plunges To Earth

Some Wreckage Falls on ‘Automobiles  Oakland, California, Airport Is Scene  Mulwm it sf, Bg. .* 8. ..e

Army Engineers To Hear Protests or Endorsements  Of Flood Control Plans

2.500 Workers Of Three Major Operations Of Republic Steel Co. Are Down Today   TROUBLE BEGAN ON LAST MONDAY MORNING

Aim fo Prevent Second Pearl Harbor Blow   US Has Revised Its Intelligence Agency Set-up

Flier Ransom Is Main Issue   Americans Angered By Red Action: Acheson Blasts Hungarian Officials

‘Secretary Acheson Bans American Travel To Hungary, Orders Hungarian Consulates In Two (Cities Closed   AMERICANS ANGRY  OVER SITUATION

Relations with Hungary near Breaking Point   Travel Is Banned,  Consulates Ordered Clocad in li ¢

Acheson Bans Travel, Shuts Two Consulates   Congressmen Urge More Retaliation

Two Consulates Closed In Retaliation for Reds’ Imprisonment of Fliers

TENSION GROWS AS AMERICANS ARE RELEASED  State Department ~ Takes Quick Retaliatory Action  =A gainct Rade

Tension at High Point After Flyers Released   Congressmen Claim Red Nation Has Gone ‘Too Far’

KKK KK SY SQUADRON OF 25 U.S .. SABHEJETS FLIES TO NEW BASE IN ENGLAND

Crew Hits Silk, Plane Landed  Giant B-36 Comes In On Damaned Gear

Pilot Lands B-36 Safely With Damaged  Landing Gear as Crew Parachute Safely

U.S. Offers To Pay Fines For 4 Fliers   Wave of Indignation Follows Demands For Ransom

Violent Accidents. Roll Up Death Toll   More Than 600 Mark Labor Day Weekend for United Stotes

All-Time High For Accidental Deaths Is Set   456 Fatalities on Highways Recorded: Shatters 1949 Mark

650 DEATHS OF VIOLENCE IN U. S. OVER LABOR DAY   Traffic Claims 456, 28 ir Illinois; 37 Die in Sea Disaster.   92 WEINOIS DEATHS

650 Holiday Toll  Sets New Record  12 Killed in State During Three Days

Traffic Accidents Take Biggest Toll  Of Human Lives.  Estimates Of All Experts Fall Short

456 REPORTE DEAD IN AUTO COLLISIONS   Figure ts Double Safety * Council Estimate   40 MILLION AUTOS   Take Road During Holiday: New Labor Day Record For Tragedies Set

The Weather   Labor DayToll Hits 658, New High: 3in Utah   Record 456 Die in Road Accidents, More Than Twice Total Anticipated

Grim Record Is Set: 460 Killed in Road Traffic   Tragic and Shameful, Says Safety Council: Blames “Crazy Fools”

456 Holiday Traffic Dead Breaks Record — Includes  Area Fatality

Labor Da \ Record Toll on  The Highways   Over 658 Perish In a Variety of Fatal Mishaps

At Least 658 Persons Die Over Labor Day Weekend; 461 Taken by Auto Mishaps

All. Time High  heciicat Death Toll for Labor Dav ‘Tops 650; Sets Record

Over 600 Violent Deaths Mark Labor Day Spree   Labor Day Record Set With 456 Highway Fatalities: Drownings Claim 97 Victims

650 Deaths In Long Weekend Set Record   Grim New Mark Includes 456 Killed on Roads

At Least 650 Persons Killed last Weekend   Labor Day Record Of 456 Highway Deaths Recorded

650 DEATHS OF “VIOLENCE IN U.S. ~ OVER LABOR DAY   Traffic Claims 456, 28 ir IIinois; 37 Die in Sea Disaster.

AUTO DEATHS SET NEW HIGH FOR NATION   ‘Tragic And Shameful,’ Says Safety Council Head

650 Hol i(day Deaths Set L.S. Reeerd   4156 hilled on Highway: Over Weekend, Double  estimate

Fatalities Set New Records  Holiday Aceidents Kill 659. Autos Causing 456 Deaths

Accidents Kill $50 on Holiday   Grim New Record High Set; 456 Persons Die on Roads

Accidents Kill 650 Persons In US During Nation's Labor Day Weekenc

STAGGERING TOLL SETS A RECORD  een creme eee  Nation Pays A High Price For Holiday Fun As Over 600 Deaths Are Recorded

Traffic Sets New Tragedy Mark of 456   Planes, Ships Add to Holiday Loss of Lives

A Grim New Record for Labor Day   Accidents Take 659 Lives; 462 Killed in Hichway Traffic

Men, Women in Uniform Getting Shabby Treatment From Civilians, Truman Says

Exam Is. Ordered For 10 Selectees   Local Draft Board Announces Names Of Men to go to Eri¢

Hunt For Body Of Man Killed At Niagara Falls  Dare-Devil Goes Over Falls In Rubber   Dare-Devil Goes Ove Falls In Rubber Barrel; Loses Life

GOP Sponsors New Bill for Mass. Jobless   Compromise Planned To Boost Benefits Yet Save Millions

‘$14,182 Damage Action is Filed ‘Against Alleged Rustler Held Here

ALLEGED RUSTLER BEING SUED FOR $14,182 IN SPRINGFIELD.   Cincinnati Firm Seeks To Recover Lasces In Deals

Ohio Bookie: Feel Heat Of  Crime Probe   Race Wire Cut Off i At Least Four Of Largest Cities

BOOKIE SHOP: ARE CLOSED BY CRIMES PROBE   Cut in Wire Service Halts Betting In Eastern States

Cut Off Race Wire Service To Operators   But Wagering Still Going On In Some Towns Undisturbed

Bookie Business Suffering From Crime Inquiry   Heat Has Caused Serv   Heat Has Caused Service Curtailment  In’ Ohio.

Heat From Crime Inquiry Slashes Bookie Business  Race Wire Services. Cut OF To Cities; Betting Is Slowed

Crime Inquiry Leads To Ohio Bookie Shutdown   Racing Wire Service Halted In Four Cities

Bookie Joints In Many Cities In Ohio Closing   Gamblers Lay Off While Heat’s On a: Crime Probe Result

City Bookies Halt Pending Jury Sessions  Race Wire Services Cut To Many Cities With Heat On Crime

Quake Shakes Los Angeles  Wide Area Feels Shock; No Damace Reported

Controls Bill Near Finish   Senate Approved Measure Faces Final Showdown

Senate's Approval of Economic Controls Bill Sends Hotly  Debated Measure Back fo House Passage Predicted Monday, Just  Day Before Present Law Expires   Montana, National Weathe:

Control Measure Shifts to House   Passage is Predicted By Leaders for Monday Credit Curbs Relaxed

Senate Okays New Economic Controls Bill  Compromise Measure Is Due For House Vote Monday

New Price Bill Ready; Predict New Increases   Some Prices May Rise, Others Go Down in Future

Senate Okays New Economic Controls Bill  Controversy: Shifts _ to Houca Sida

SENATE PASSES CONTROLS BILL; SENT TO HOUSE   FALLS FAR SHORT OF VERSION ASKED BY THE PRESIDENT

New Control Bill Passed  By Senators   House Expected To Act Before Tuesday Deadline

Controls Bill Goes to House;  Final Vote Expected Monday   Measure Calls for Some Rollbacks But Also  Qrnonc Wau Far SCrattarad Prien Inerancac

CONTROLS BILL IS APPROVED IN SENATE   House Expected To Act On New Measure Monday

Controls Bill OKd By Senate: Sent To House   Continues Wage, Price and Other Emergency Curbs; Eases Credit Terms

Compromise Bill For Controls Win: Okay In Senate   Plan Vote In House Monday; Expect Approval

Price Bill © Up to House; Senate Okays   Economic Control Not What Truman Asked to Have

Controversial Control Bill Goes to House   Senate Approves New Measure Opening the Way for Rollbacks.  And Sama Inerancac

Curb Measure Shifts To House; Gets Senate OK   Permits Some Rollbacks; Predict Passage When Vote Is Taken Monday

HOUSE PLANS MONDAY VOTE ON CONTROLS   Senate Approves Extension, Easier Concimer Credits

House Vote on Controls Set Monday   Senate Approves a Compromise of Separate Bills

Senate Approves Economic Controls Bill Permitting Some Rollbacks

HOUSE BALLOT ON CURBS WILL COME MONDAY   Truman Expected To Approve, But With Big Protest

Measure Expected To Be Sent To President Just One Day Before Present Law Exnires

Senate Adopts Modified Setup On Control Law  Revised Extension Bill Given House; Faeac Cradit Rule

House Prepares To Vote Monday On Controls Bill        . Passage Predicted. , For. Controversial . Controls Meastire

House Acts On Controls Next Week   Predict Passage Of Measure Approved By Senate Before Tuesday Limit

Senate Okays New Economics Controls Bill: House Is Next To Eve Controversial Measure

—SOME ROLLBACKS APPROVED— Senate Okays Measure,  Sends 1tOn To House -

Reluctant Okay By President Is Expected   Senate Approval Given In Night Session Voice Vote

Senate Approve New Economic Controls Bill  Permits Some   Permits Some Rollbacks; House To Vote Monday

Permits Some Rollbacks SP RE SARIS ace CPTI ISON  Senate Approves Controls BillHouse Action Expected Monday

SENATE OK COMPROMISE CONTROL BILL   Extends Restraints To June; Allows Some  Rollbacks

Controls Bill ls Readied to Beat Deadline   Nine Major Points In Compromise as Approved by Senate

SONTROLS BILL GOES TO HOUSE FOR FINAL VOTE   Leaders Predict Passage In Monday Vote —- Must Be Signed By President Tuesday Night.

House Voles Monday on Control Bill  Senate Version Permits Price,

Controls Bill to House; Senate Gives Approval   Permits Some Rollbacks and Paves Way for Some Increases

MAN EXPECTED TO SIGN   Economic Controls Bill Ready for Final Vote

House Gets  Control Bill   Senate Oks Extension of Wage. Price. Rent Curbs

’ House Leaders Planning To Call For Vote On New Economic Controls Bill On Monday

— Sent Law EXAPITES Al LWEIGHIENE syext 1uesdaday Senate’s Okay Sends Economic Controls Controversy to House

CONTROVERSIAL CONTROLS BILL BACK T0 HOUSE   Senate Approvals Some Rollbacks, Passage Predicted in the House.

CONTROLS BILL TO HOUSE WITH OK OF SENATE   Extends Present Set-Up 11 Months—Relaxes Credit Curbs.

Control Measure  Is Sent To House   Senate Approves New Bill By a Voice Vote Last Evening   ARE NEARING DEADLINE   Calls for Some Rollback: and Opens Way for Increases

Senate Approved Control Measure Is Sent to House   House Expected to Act Favorably; Some Increases Allowed

Controversy on Controls Bills Shifts fo House   Leaders Plan to Ask Vote on Monday

Control Measure Back In House; Vote On Monday   Senate Approved Some Price Rollbacks And  Some Increases.

Senate Approval Of Control Bill Shifts Dispute   House Now Takes U; Controversy Over  Wage, Price Curbs

Expect House Vote Monday On Controls   New Economic Bill Given Approval By Upper Chamber

‘Limited’ War Spread Is Defended   General Due Home By Air On Monday

5-Star Gen’! Makes Known His Views Through His Chief Adviser  DUE MONDAY NEXT Ridgway, His Successor, To  Fly To Tokyo, Saturday

LEAVES JAPAN ABOARD PLANE NEXT MONDAY   Statement Today Regarded As Reply To Truman

M’Arthur Lashes At Appeasement   THOUSANDS OF JAPS T0 SEE MACARTHUR

MacArthur Says Limited War Is More Dangerous   Appeasement May Cost More Lives, General Warns

State Health Director Seeks Legal Action  29 Other Cities Listed as Violating Okia Reaulatiane

BELGIUM CHIDED BY AMBASSADOR   Nation Has Been Lax In Defense Effort, Murphy Declares

Belgium Is Chided By United States For Defense ‘Lag’   Strategic Materials Going Into Soviet Russia, Fnvov Charges

Mediterranean Fleet Reinforced; ‘Here for Business,” Says Gardner :

U.S. Sea Strength Doubled   Nearly Score of Ship: Added to Complement In Southern Waters

Progressive Party Asks Negotiated Peace With Russia   Spokesman Claims Administration is On War Course

Progressives Ask For a Negotiated Peace With Reds  Co-Existence of

Negotiate Peace, Demand of Party   Progressives Explain Ideologies Can Exist

Pro g ressives  Urge Peace  With Russia   Truman Policies Called Dangeroys   Georgetown ProfessorAsks U.S. To Help Ukrainian Resistance Groups

Abolishment Of RFE is Urged   Directors of U. S. Chamber of Commerce Adopt Resolution

1 Chamber of Commerce > Calls for Total: Abolitior ! Of Finance Corporation

National ¢ Of C Adopts Resolve To Abolish RFC   Uncertainty And Distrust Said Created By Facts Hared In Investigatior

Chamber Asks RFC Abolition  Cite ‘Uncertainty, Distrust’ Of Agency

RFC ABOLITION SOUGHT BY U. 5, CHAMBER HEADS   ‘45-Member Board Says Facts Disclosed In Prob Creates Agency Distrust

Business Group Directors Seek RF C Abolition   Chamber of Commerce Says Distrust Hurts U. $. Mobilization

U.S. Chamber By Resolution Asks Abolition Of REC   Says Facts Disclosed Has Created Diatruat.

U.S. Chamber Demands  RFC Abolition   Declares Existence in Inflationary Period Unjustified

Businessmen Ask Congress Abolish RFC   U.S. Chamber Advises Action After Probe Bares Corruption

Abolition Of RE C Asked By 7ULS.C.C.   Disclosures Have ‘Created Uncertainty And Distrust, Says Statement

Ask RFC Be Killed To End  Uncertainty   United States Chamber Of Commerce Directors  Call for Abolition

ASK CONGRESS ABOLISH R.F.C.   NATIONAL C OF C SAYS AGENCY HAS LOST PUBLIC TRUST

ABOLISH REC, SAYS CHAMBER ~ OF COMMERCE   Sentiment Building Up In Congress For Death Of Agency.

U.S. Chamber Of Commerce  Says Kill RCF   Existence of Lending Agency During Era of Inflation Cannot Be Justified. Board Sav-

C of C Calls For Death of RFC   Black Grants Willie McGee Another Stay of Execution

Abolish RFC, Says  Commerce Body  Maybank Seeks To Costinue Inavirvy .

RFC Abolition Asked by Group  Directors of National Chamber Would End It

U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Wants RFC Abolished   Organization Says Disclosures Wreck Trust In Agency

Abolish R.F.C., Is Request of C-C Directors   Procedure of Body ls Harmful to War Effort, They Claim

C. Of C. Asks RFC Removed   Many Senators Believe It Aids Small Businesses

U.S. C. of C. Asks Abolition of RFC   Distrust Caused By Probe Cited by Business Group

Urges RFC © Be Abolished   U.S. Chamber of Commerce Says Usefulness -OfL Ageneyv Is Over

U. §. Chamber Demands RFC Be Abolished   Declares Senate Probe Has Created Distrust in Agency

FOUL WEATHER GRIPS NATION   Seven Inches Of Snow In Pittsburgh; New England Hard Hit

A HOSPITAL FUND FOR RONNIE EWERT   Three Donations Launch Benefit for Survivor of Car Crash

FOR RONNIE EWERT   Three Donations Launch Benefit for Survivor of Car Crash   PARENTS, SISTER DEAL

Drunk Driving Charge Denied   Local Man Bound Over To Grand Jury

Russia Could Sweep To English Channel In 20 Days, Hoover Tells Joint Committees

LEGISLATURE ON TRUCK BIL   Provides For Indiana License For Trucks of Certain Gross Weight.

Stephen T. Early, Press Secretary  To FDR, Is Dead  Second Heart Attack Fatal ‘7 TT a2 Kh; ayRriras>  = NI pan Donal

Stephen Karly Dies At Age 6l  InW:; ashington   Roosevelt's Friend Served Through All 12 Years Of The New Deal

FDR Aide, S. T. Early, Dies at 6]   Long Close Roosevelt Associate is Victim Of Heart Malady

Former Press . Chief Of White House Succumbs   Stephen T. Early 61, Served FDR During New Deal

Steve Karly Dies After  Illness   Heart Ailment Claims Former President's Aide

Early, Friend of Roosevelt, Dies at 61  Press Secretary for 8 Years .

Heart Attack Is Fafal fo Stenhen Early   Former ‘White House Secretary Dies at Washington iversity Hospital.

Dies Of ‘Attack.   “Was Press ‘Secretary of Roosevelt For 12 Years Trnman Offers Tribute

Stephen Early Dies at Capital   Roosevelt Advisor Heart Attack Victim

S. T. Early, FDR Press Sec’t., Dies  Heart Attack Kills   Heart Attack Kills New Deal Secretary At The-Age Of 61

Stephen J. Early, Press Secretary, Dies at Noon Today   Was Close Friend of The Late President  Commioltiu Danaemralé

NO TO DRAFT STEF   G. O. P. Senators Sharply Criticize Move to Draft 1 8-Year-Olds

NU IU DNAFI SIEF G. O. P. Senators Sharply  Criticize Move to Draft 18-Year-Olds 

Battle Shaping Over Proposed  Military Bill   Republican Opposition To Lowering Draft Age Compulsory Training

Solons Critical of Draft Setup   Republicans Oppose Lowering Age to 18

CLOSE DOORS ON DRAFT DEBATE   Criticize Calling of 18 Year Olds.

RFC Chief Denies Loar Influence  Testifies Certain Unnamed Persons Tried to Use Him

RFC Director Bares Effort to Influence Him   Walter L. Dunham Denies, However, They Succeeded

Denies Giving In fo Influence’   But RFC Director Says Social Group Tried to Use Him

—WHITE HOUSE INTIMATES — "Friends-Sought to-Use Me," Says RFC Officer

Chief Denies RFC Favors   Director Dunham Says Some Have Tried to Influence Him

Dunham Relates Influence Effort  Resisted ‘Friends’ Loan Pressure

‘Friends Tried To Use Me,’ RFC Man Says      Director Dunham Links Them to White House. Denies Any ‘Influence’

—RFC HEAD Claims He Was ‘Used’ By Friends  Denies Charge Of ‘Influence’

Dunham Says Some Sought ‘To Use’ Him RFC Social Group  Had Welfare of Truman in Mind

Dunham Says Friends Altem pled To ‘Use Hin’   REC Director Denies He Let Anyone Influence Him On Government Loans; Tells Of ‘Social Group’

RFC Probers Told Men Trusted By White House “Sought To Use’’ Dunham

REC’s Dunham Denies Aiding Any Friends   Director Cites ‘Social Group,’ Says He'll Ouit

Director Denies He Was Influenced ‘on RFC Loans   Dunham Agreed, Though, That Many Tried to “Use” Him to Advantage.

Dunham Testifies Some Tried To ‘Use’ Him But Denies They Were Successful

RFC Director Denies He Influenced  Issuing Of Huge Government Loans

RFC Director Denies Any Use Of Influence On Him   Dunham Says He Believes Some Friends Of Trusted Positions Had Sought To ‘Use’ Him

Dunham Denies  He Let Anyone  Influence Him But RFC Director  Testifies Friends ‘Sought to Use Me’

RFC Director Testifies af Private Hearing  White House Group   White House Group Sought to Use Him, Investigators Told

RFC Director Denies He Was Influenced   Dunham Says ‘White House’ Group Failed in Effort to ‘Use Him’

Dunham Says Friends Tried to Use Him  RFC Director Denies Loan Plot

Dunham Says No Influence Used in “Loans   Says Friends Sought To Use Him But Never Dic Yield To Persuasion

REC Director Cites Friends ‘Abused Trust’   Donham Claims They Sought Te “Use’? Him In Obtaining Loans

Dunham Says Group Includes Men in Whom White House Seems to Trust

Vishinsky Called “Old Goat’ By Congressmen in Paris   Spy Mania Infects Countries Behind lron Curtain

Americans Attack Red Charges; One Calls Vishinsky ‘Old Goat'—  Say Soviet in Grip of Spy Mania

Congressmen Answer Vishinsky's Charge That Americans Are  Directing Spies in Red Countries . Mansfield and Vorys Argue Case of Downed U. S. Fliers

) MEMBERS OF UN GhOLP FLAY RUSSIAN   ‘Don’t Enter Contest With < Skunk,” Rep. Vorys Says in Paris.-

Soviet In Spy Mania Grip, Says   Another Congressman Calls Vishinsky A ‘Venomous Old Goal’ In Paris Talk

Two Blast Russians on  SpyCharges   Congressmen Say Reds Start Mania Based on Espionage, Report Fliers Victims  Calls Red ‘Goat’   Calls Red ‘Goat’   Vorys Lashes Out With Stinging Rebuke for Vishinsky

Vishinsky Lashed as ‘Old Goat   Rep. Vorys Flays Red; Soviet Spy Mania Is Seen by Mansfield.

fhe ongressmen Blast  Red Charges Of Spying   Mansfield Says Four American Airmen Held Prisoner By Hungary Are Victims Of Soviet Mania

Truman-Mac  Parley Urged   )Stassen Suggests Meeting For Good of U.S.

General Also Asked To Make   Republican Leader Says He Believes It Would Do US Good

Stassen Urges Harmony Meet  Of Mac-Truman   University President Declines to Explain Which Side He’s On

Mac-Truman Parley Urged  Reconciliation Meetin   Reconciliation Meeting Requested by Stassen

Troman-M Arthur Conference Urged  * * * ' * * * * * * * x * Staseen Pronoses President Ask General To White House

Stassen Says MacArthur And Truman. Should Talk   ‘Believes ‘President: Should Invite General: To White House For Conciliitory Session

White House Peace Talks. By General,  Truman, Bid  " Stassen Asks Pair  Poo ae od ee   " Stassen Asks Pair To Conduct Parley For Reconciliation

‘Stassen Proposes‘ ‘Reconciliation’ Parley Between Truman, MacArthur

Stassen Asks Truman To See Gen. Mac   Says For America’s Good Reconciliation Needed In Crisis

Stassen Seeks Meet Between Truman, Mae   ‘Reconciliation’ Parley Is Proposed To President

Asks Truman to Meet With General  Stassen Proposes _ Conference at White House

Asks Harry, MacArthur Patch It Up   Slassen Proposes Reconciliation In. Interest Of Nation

14 Russian Planes Hit  Over Korea   256 UN And Red Jets Tangle Near Manchuria Border

Four Battles Between 256 United Nation, Communist Jet Fighters Fought Over Kores, Allied Casualties Unknown   AERIAL BATTLES STRETCH 75 MILES

14 Russian-Built MiGs Damaded in Four Battles   “No Report Received of Allied Casualtios In Encounters in Sub-Stratosphere

56 UN-andCommunist.  Jets Involved   14 Red_Planes Are Damaged; No Report: on Allied Casualties

NO REPORTS QF ANY U.N. CASUALTIES   Americans, British Strike Red Airmen Streaking Down From Manchuria.

14 Soviet-Made Planes Damaged In Aerial Clash   U.S. and British Jets Fight Reds Over ‘Mig Alley’

Destroy Two Red Jets, Damage 14 In Biggest Jet Clash In History   Only One American Sabrejet Is Damaged, None Lost In Dogfights, 256 Planes Involved.

14 Russian - Made Planes Damaged In Biggest Jet Clash In History

256 Planes Engaged In Sky Fight   Greatest Aerial Jet Clash In History Recorded

Enemy Plane  Toll Mounts   Aerial Fights Overshadow Ground Action In Swirling Jet Duels

Yank Fliers Win Greatest Air Jet Clash   I Russian-Made Ships Danaged; No Reports On UN Casualties

14 Russian Planes Damaged in Biggest Jet War in History  256 Jets Of Both Sides Clash, No UN Planes Reported Hit

Allies Hand Migs Beating   No U.N. Losses Listed After Four Battles: Two Probable Kills Noted

UN Airmen Down 14 Enemy Jets: Hit Supply Trucks   Ground Fighting Tapers Off; Red Casualties Heavy

Missing Writer (Oatis Arrested By Red Czechs   AP Correspondent Mar Be Tried Far Actions ‘Hostife To The State”

AP's Prague Bureau Chief Is Prisoner   Czechoslovakia Announces Arrest Of William Oatis

AP Reporter Arrested By Communists  Czech Government Hints Corresponden Will be Tried For   2 pee Cy Se ers Nes, PN ee

American Newsman Arrested by Czech: For “Activities Hostile to the State”

Oatis Faces Trial For Hostile Acts, Is Hint by Czechs   Associated Press Bureat Chief at Prague Fifth to Vanish in 3 Weeks

Czechs Arrest Writer For AP  Head Of News Bureat Vanishes In Praque

Czech Police Seize AP Man  Oatis Accused of ‘Hostile Activities’

Missing Newsman Jailed by Czechs  ‘Hostile Activity‘ Charace Revealed

Czechs Jail Press Chief   Anti-State Activity Charged To American

A.P. Bureau Chief Under Arrest in Czecho-Slovakia   William N. Oatis May Be Tried for Activities Hostile clea Seara fe. Did

Oatis Accused Of Committing “Hostile Acts’   Vanished In Prague Monday; Almost Any Penalty Is Possible

AP NEWSMAN ARRESTED BY CZECH REDS   Prague Bureau Chief Wm: N. Oatis May Be Tried  - for “Activities Hostile to State.”

CZECHS HOLD U.S. NEWSMAN   Prague AP Chief Under Arrest, Says Official Government Report

AP Chief Faces. Trial By Czechs   William N. Oatis — ‘Arrested In Prague

Mysterious Disappearance Solved   PVA y sic rivue > MIsUpyearance ooived  AP Correspondent Held by Czechs

Correspondent Held by Czechs  Oatis to Be Tried fo: Hoctile Activitiese

G/EGHO HOLD AP NIEWOWMIAN ON 3 CHARGES   Gov’t Clears Disappearance of William Oatis,. Chief of Prague Bureau.

Czechs Jail AP Writer   U.S. Newsman Probabls Will Be Tried for ‘Activities Against State’

Prague AP Chief Arrested by Reds  Oatis Faces Trial For ‘Hostile’ Acts

Oatis Jailed © By Reds in Czech Capital   Newsman, Missing Since Monday. Held on Broad Charge by Secret Police

A. P. Correspondent in Prague May Be Tried For Activities Hostile to State

AP Reporter Arrested By Czech Reds   William Oatis Charged  With “Hostility” Toward State

Insurance Chief Of VA Retires  Job Not Appreciated, Says Breining

Director Of VA Insurance Resigns —   Official Quits, Then Blasts Public Apathy

VA Insurance Administrator  Blasts Critics   In Resignation Harold Breining Cites Lack Of Public Appreciation

VA Insurance Program Head Quits, Blasts Public Apathy To Job Done

GOP Panel Asks Agency Be Abolished  Republican Chief Denies Charges

Charge of  nfluence Peddling By GOP's Chairman Fires Up New Furor in. Investigation

Influence-Peddling — Outcries Mushroom   Several Bills Ready To Liquidate U. S$. Lending  Agency——Democrat Says GOP Leader”  fond Ela 1 me zm

Swift Abolition Of Lending Body Asked by House  Request for Money for Administrative   Request for Money for Administrative Expenses to Be Turned Down as One Means to Halt Overations.

Soldier On Leave Kills Girl In Indiana Church Then Commits Suicide

1951 Darius Green Inventor Flies  ‘Just Like Bird’  Uses Only ‘Wing And His Muscles

Police Grab Prowler At Buckinoham Palace   Six Years Behind The Times  19 Rip Van Winkle Japs Home Happy, But Dazed

Tampico Flees Path of Storim   Jamaica Appeals To Truman For Aid

Compromise Possible af Westinghouse  Union Leader Declares Strike nav Re Avarted

SAVE 10 FROM DRIFTING Ice   Coast Guard Boat Rescues Fishermen From Floe  In Muskegon Lake

Full-Scale Probe Of SEC fo Begin In About 3 Weeks  Congressmen to   Congressmen to See If Law Has Been Carried Out

 CUT ‘EXTRA: PRICE   ~ Government Removes Curb On New Car Spare Tires

Hurl ‘Shyster,’ Drink Charges In Pearson Suit   Columnist Says. Other: Asserted MeCarthy Wa: ‘Intoxicated’

: Red Feather Campaigners Starting All-Out Drive tor $70,000 Ouota

Red Feather Cam paigners Starting All-Out Drive for 570.000 Quota

Maybank Fires Blast at Johnston On ESA Post, Demands Quick Action

Attorney Moyar States He Plans To Continue Checking For ‘Some Time’

Co. Gambling Fading Away: Probe Is On   Attorney Moyar States He Plans To  Continue Checking  For ‘Some Time’

LeRoy F. Ammons Awaits Sentencing In Connection With Iniurie< Fat2zl To Trro

TEST VOTE SOUGHT ON AID BILL FUNDS   Senator Lodge Calls on Committee to Increase Foreign Relief Program

Pennsylvania Tax is Anyone’s Gues:   Administration Clinging   Administration Clingirig To Hope That Income Levy Is Resurrected

Pennsylvania Tax Is Anyone’s Guess   Administration Clinging To Hope That Income Levy Is Resurrected

JOE WRIGHT BOUGHT LOCAL FUNERAL HOME   Mrs. Ray Belles Has Sold Funeral Home to Manager — Pian No Changes

TWO CONVICTED — IN TRENTON SIX MURDER CASE   Four Others Acquitted of Kill. ing Elderly Shopkeeper in 1948.

4. Of Trenton 6 Freed By Jury  2 Others Given Life  In Long Slaving Case

of ‘Trenton Six’ Guilty of Murder  Jersey Jury Acqu sits Other Four Nea

Jury: Frees 4 NegroesAmong ‘Trenton Six’   Two Found Guilty At Third Trial for Slaying of Shopkeeper

Third of Famous Trials Completed  Convicted Men Get Life at Hard Labor

About Town  Pen neteate   Jaycees Staging An Unusual Drive For Membership

See Some Hope For Settlement Of Suez Issue   Egyptian Foreign Minister To Confer With Secretary Eder

TEMPERATURE   Battle F iercely  Over Valuations   Move To Probe Costs Of ‘Outside? Appraisal For County Approved

RURAL SOLONS FIGHT CHANGE IN ASSESSING   Heated Debate Marks Monday Session Of County  Board

Weather Man  Proves Vain  Varied Temperatures Noted Across Nation  Re TOI AGQernw we 4m fee ecc:

Play It Safe   14 KILLED, 60 HURT INSOUTH RAIL SMASHUP   Streamliner Crashes Into Train Loaded With Marines

14 KILLED, 60 HURT NSOUTH RAIL SMASHU   Streamliner Crashes Into Train Loaded With Marines

Baltimore Quads Reported Healthy   Four Youngsters Are Born - in Four Minutes

World’s Oldest Village Js Discovered, In 15 Levels Dating Back to 7,000 BC

Utah Shoots Rape Slayer   Ray Gardner Pronounce ed Dead in 2! » Mins. After Firing

Also Insist On Building Airfields   Would Allow GIs— . To Rest Temporarily  On T esavee tn Tanan

insist on Own Right to Build Airdromes : :   Would Ban  Replacement of Cris Rall teed.

Will Let Men Go To Japan   Insist on Right To Build Own Airfields; Won’t Allow New Arms

Plan Would Halt Rotation Of U. 5. Forces   New Series of Questions Prepared by UN Representatives

Reds Would Stop  Rotation Program   They Also Want To Build Air Bases  During The Armistice

REQUEST MADE PART OF NEW TRUCE TERMS   Enemy Also Demands Right to Build Airfields Back of Their Own Lines.

Offer Agreement — ‘On ‘Rest Leaves’, Block Replacement   Reply To Nine Of UN’‘s 217 Quastions

Matter of Fact  Official Line Is Marshall Flight Strictly Routine

May Announce Price Freeze On Thursday   Government. Order.. Expected To Roll Back Alf. Prices: to ‘January 1 Level

Order May Be Issued Tomorrow   Another Order Freezing Wages Back To Januar:  Expected To Follow Within A Few Days.

Freeze on Prices Likely Thursday; Wage Curbs Later   Rollback to Jan. 1 Expected Within Hours; Adjustments Would Be Provided Later

Government Is Set To Order  Price Freeze   Roll-Back ‘To Jan. 1 Expeeteds Pla For Wazes Will Follow

Order to Freeze Wages Will Follow In a Few Days; Prices Expected to Be Rolled Back.to January 1 Level

Wage Curbs Will Follow In Few Days   Johnston. Sworn In As ESA Head, Ready For Action

 Government's Freeze On Prices Expected Tomorrow, Wage Controls Within Few Days

AEC Says Energy Will Be Employed   PrivateCompanies WillTry to Develop Program to Use Atom

Says Chiang Welcomed © Yalta Pact   Acheson Says Defeat Of Nationalists Not Connected With Pact

Acheson Sees No Link Between Pac At Yalta, Red Win  Says Chiang Favored   Says Chiang Favored Russian Entrance Into War

I Eee ee te ae  Says Chiang Approved Concessions  Russia Granted Port Facilities

Secretary Says Chiang Agreeable   Sixth Day of Testimony Is Given by Acheson at Hearings by Joint Groups   Terms Are Read   ‘Yalta Pact Is Gone Over  \   by Conferees to ‘Dispel   Netion’

No Link Between Yalta, Chiang’s  Defeat: ‘Acheson Ea y Says Kai- nek : Welcomed Pact Whi hl

REPORT CHIANG IN AGREEMENT WITH TERMS   Claim Soviets Entered Jap War On Schedule  MAC ARTHUR   Warned Of Korean Invasion Three Months In Advance, Cabinet Officer States

Treaty Not Fatal To Nationalist Forces--Acheson   Russians Agreed To Enter War Against Japanese Three Months After Victory in Germany

Secretary Says Chiang Kai-shek Approved Pact   Russians Agreed To Start Fighting Against  Japs For Concessions

Acheson: Yalta Didnt  Hurt Chiang   Asserts Nationalist Chief Welcomed the Agreement

Concessions to Russia At Yalta Didnt Beat Chiang, Acheson Tells Senator:

Acheson Says Yalta Concessions Had No Bearing on Defeat of Nationalists

PACT DECLARED NOT CONNECTED WITH REQ WAR   Secretary Of State Says Concessions Made To Russia I-lacd No Bearing On China Conflict.

No Bearing By Concessions, Acheson Says   Denies Yalta Pact Contributed To Defeai Of Chiang Kai-Shek

» Acheson Says No Tie Between Yalta And China Defeat   Chiang Welcomed Agreement, Says State Secretary

Yalta Agreement Not Cause Of Chinese Reds Successes   Acheson Reads Yalta Agreement To Congressmen

Acheson Tells Of Yalta Pact   Claims Chiang Welcom: ed Agreements Made At Time.

Yalta Not Linked With Red Win, Secretary States  McM eads Wiley Speech of 19854 Askin ng

Communist Win In China Claimed Not Yalta’s Fault   ‘Acheson Telle Senators  Natlosaliat General  Welcomed Agreement

Acheson Says Yalta Pact Was Harmless   Says Agreements Had No Effect on Chiang’s Collapse

Says It Isn’t To Blame In China Defeat   Tells Probers That Chiang Welcomed Grants To Russtana

Yalta Effect On Chiang’s Fall Denied   Concessions to Russia No Factor. Acheson Declares

Says Defeat Had No Link With Accord  se cs La, _   Concessions Given To Russia Didu’t Weaken Forces, Senators Told

Sec. Acheson Tells of “45 Agreements   Terms of Meeting Are Revealed By State Official  During Session

 Amerman Is Granted ‘Second Reprieve From Death in Electric Chair

Want New Light On Russian Offer   U. §. Trying To Find Out What Malik Proposal Means

Gromyko in Conference With U. S. Ambassador in Moscow   State Department Says Stalin Could Halt the Korean War by Setting Date

Information For Acheson Expected Soon      Ambassador Kirk Reeeived By Gromyko ‘At Kremlin Office

Allied Patrols Meet Mild Resistance   Only Brief Fights Encountered; Rain Hampers Air Action

Patrols Find  Brief Fights   Assaults Made on Allied Positions: Resistance  By Reds Mild

Allied Patrols Battle Briefly In East Korea   Rains Almost Wash Out Air War; Mild  Resistance Noted

Korean Fighting At Standstill On Ground And In Ai   Rains Wash Out Air War And Slow Up Move ment On Ground.

Reds Offer Mild Fight  Rains Limit Air   Rains Limit Air Activity On The Korean War Fron’

Mild Patrol Fight Reported on East Korea Warfront   Rains Wash Out Air War; Enemies Moving Cautiously

Enemy Offering Mild Resistance   Allied Patrols on The Eastern Front

Resistance by Reds Light in vast Kor ‘ea Running Battle  As pet ‘Troops af ee

Air War Washed Out Kast Korea Patrol Skirmishes  Dominate Action In War Zone

lke Working On Report Of Tour  Will Visit Truman, © oe aml - OO ae te ei

Ace Mystery Writer Jailed For Contempt Dashiell Hammett Gets  Six Months For Refustan To Tolk

Mystery Writer Given Six Months; Another Gets Like Sentence     FIELD POSTS BAIL  Judge Gives  Lee apenas      Chance   Judge Gives Trio Chance to Shorten Terms by Talking

Famous Author Gets Six Months Prison Sentence   ‘Hammett One Of Two  Meted Term for Contempt In Red  Hearing

Army Discharges Soldier Who Was Smuggled Out of Camp   Parents Said He was Ill, Got No Attention

Where To Find It   Medical Discharge Granted Soldier Smuggled From Camp

VETERANS URGE PEACE EFFORTS IN ENDING WAR   Resolution Adopted By Committee Asks United Nations To Seek Negotiations With Red China.

Controls Lifted From Key Foods   Below-Parity Products Covered in New Price Order by Government

Rural Women’s Day at Gull Pt. Attracts 118:   Featured Speaker Is Mrs. C. Inman, State FB Women’s Ch’rman

TRUTH SERUM USE APPROVED   Accused Rape-Slayers Confessions To Be  Related To Jury

Truth Serum — Story Allowed   Olson, Mattheis  . ‘Confessions May Be Heard by Jurors

White Gains 100 Votes In Final Count   Rumor That Johnson Would Protest Election Results Proves False

COSTELLO AGAIN BALKS PROBERS   Flatly Refuses To Reply To Three Questions Of Committee

IS ORDERED TO RETURN   Racketeer Who Walked Out on Kefauver Appears But Refuses to Answer Questions.

Physician Says He's Able To Be Questioned   Faces Arrest !f Warning Unheeded; Hear Saratoga Vice Story

Costello Back At Hearing, Won't Talk   Underworld Chief Bows to Senators’ Orders, Appears at Hearing; Says He Won’t Testify.

‘Return or Be Jailed,’ Probers Tell Costello   Defiant Gambler's Walkout Thursday Brings Ultimatum from Senators

Crime Probe Continues In New York   Gambler Costello Walks Out Risks Comtempt Charaes

Costello Silent, Claims He's Sick   Kefauver Arranges For Doctor to Get  Facts; Hear of Police Fix of Saratana

Racketeer Comes Back To Hearing On Crime  ~ But Costello Stull Rofircec   But Costello Still Refuses To Answer ‘All Ouestions

Declines Reply To Kefauver   Racketeer Finally Excused; to Submit To Examination Late

AGAIN FLOUTS DRADER TO TALK FROM PROBERS   Returns to Hearing Room in Yielding to Senate Ultimatum.

GAMBLER FACES ARREST, WALKS OUT ON PROB   Costello Refuses To Answer More Questions; Had Enough

Costello Back Bat War Tak   Did He Meet Mayor O'Dwver? No Answer

Costello On Stand Again But Is Silent   Refuses to Answer Any Questions; Agrees to NewMedic Fxamination

Temperatures   Costello Still Won't Talk, Flouis Prebers Second Time

Costello Says He Will Refurn . For Questioning  He Defiantly Walkec Out of Crime Hearin

Costello Walks Back to Hearing ‘But Won’t Talk   Committee Treats Him With Kid Glove: But Gets Nowhere; Former Mayor O'Dwyer to Be Questioned Monday.

HEEDS AN ORDER   Gambling Czar Appears at Senate Crime Committee » Hearing

Defiant Costello Given Ultimatum   Return or Face Arrest, Probers Say

Won't Reply fo Questions at Crime Quiz   Underworld Big Shot Claims He's Sick: Goes Back Home

Costello Gives In, Comes Back To Testify   Bigshot Gambler, Who Stormed Out, Obeys Kefauver

Spurns Counsel’s Three Questions, In Rasping Voice   Kefauver Panel Hears Police  Head Call Saratoga Wide Open

RETURNS BUT KEEPS MUM   Balks at Telling lf He Conferred With Former Mayor O’Dwye

Gambling King "Again Spits In Senate's Face   Gangster Costello Returns to Crime Inquiry But Refuses to Talk

Costello Walks Back Into Crime Hearing  But Still Won’t Talk   Committee Treats Dapper Gambler With Kid Gloves But Gets Nowhere; Brooklyn Numbers Racketeer Arrested by Senators for Perjury

tacketeer Who Defiantly Walked Out On ‘rime Committee Is Ordered to Return

Costello Ordered To Return  For Senate Crime Hearings  This Afternoon To Testify

Gambler Took Walk Thursday   Costello Claimed He Was Sick When He Yeft Senate Crime Investigation

Costello Returns But Won't Talk  Will When Well, He Tells Committee

Costello Balks Again, Refuses  To Answer Quiz   Mobster Declines to Reply To Query on Meeting With O’Dwver

ANGRY GAMBLER RETURNS, BUT WILL NOT TALK   WITNESS YESTERDAY HAD WALKED OUT, SAYING TOO ILL

Costello Ordered Back to Hearing   Bigtime Gambler Says He’s Ill

Racket Figure  Yields in Duel  Gver Guesiions Departed Abruptly  On Claim He Was Too Ill To Talk

Former Mayor. Now in Gotham To Face Inquiry   New York State: Vice ‘Brings Sharp Rebuke To Police Chieftain

Frank Costello Re-Appears At Crime Hearing   Leaves Sick Bed To Avoid Arrest; Resume Monday

Frank Costello Again Refuses To Testify   Ailing Gambler Flouts Orders For Second Day

Costello Ordered To Return Today   Gambler Is Told To Come Back or Face Contempt Count

Order Costello To Return To Crime Hearing   Issue Directive After Doctor Says He Is Able To Testify

Still Flouts Probers   Costello Again Refuses To Testify, Claiming Illness; Saratoga Bettine Scandal to Light

Probe Finds Costello Still Silent   RacketeerWalks Back Yor ‘Questioning’ Yo Sidestep Arrest

Costello In Last-Minute Dash For Court   Gambler Decides To Return After Walking Out Of Crime Hearing

Costello Returns To Crime Hearing But Refuses To Talk Until Throat Improves

COSTELLO BOWS TO COMMITTEES ARREST THREAT   Gambler Who Walked Out Complains He Is Too It To Appear As Witness

Come Back,  Is Order to Costello   Gambler Takes ‘Powder’ at Crime Group Hearing

Costello Ordered To Return Toda   Must Return to Probe Crime Hearing Or _ Face Arrest

Racketeer Re-Appears At Crime Probe Hearing But Won’ t Answer Questions   New York State Police Testify That Gambling Joints Ran Wide Open At Saratoga Springs For Over Decade

Costello Yields To Orders, But "Won't Testify’   Returns to Senate’s Hearing Under Threat Of Contenipt Charaes

Costello May Face Arrest For Walk-Out   Senate Crime Committee Orders Big Gambler to  Return to Hearing Today Or Face Contempt Charge

‘Ill’ Costello Again Quits Crime Probe’   Reputed Crime Overlord Declines To Answer Quiz; Faces Contempt

Costello Walks ~ Out on Probers   Gambler Ordered to. Return to Senate Crime Com mittee Hearing This Afternoon or Face Arvest

Kejfutuver issues Ultimatum ‘Come Back or Face Arrest? Order Sent  To ‘Ailing’ Costello

Gambler Who Left Kefauver Hearing in New York Obeys Committee Ultimatum

Will Hear O'Dwyer Monday  Costello Walks Rack in, Rut “loo Sick’ to Talk

Again Flouts Senate Board   Refuses to Answer Questions, Gees Sock Home ond te Bad

Racketeer Balks At Questions   state Police Say Gambling Rampant Af Saratoga Springs For Years . *

Gambler Not Too Sick To Testify, Doctor Reports  Racketeer Told To Call Off Walkout

Costello Told To Come Back Or Face Arrest   Big Time Gambler Gets Orders From Kefauver.

OUTPUT CUT 13.6 PER CENT _ Auto Industry ‘Sees Shortage ‘Nearer’

“Just Asked Questions While Wandering Around’ ‘Easy to Take Secrets From Atomic Base During Wartime,’ Confessed Spy Declores

Secret Stealing Easy Is Opinion  Greenglass Admits Taking ‘A’ Plans

Secret Thefts Easy, Says Spy  Witness Tells About A-Baomh Snooping

SPY ASSERTS SECRETS EASY   Greenglass Says He Had No Difficulty Getting Information

Easy to Obtain Atomic Secrets, Greenglass Says  Implosion Discussion Overheard Told Rv Witness

Ex-GI Claims Atom Secrets Easy To Steal  Confessed Spy Says Data Obtained From

British Exodus May Close Iran Oil Refinery   Mass Resignations Expected To Follow Order Ending Leaves

Seeks to Restrain Iran From Taking Over British-Owned Company; 3,000 Employes Are Alerted to Flee In Event Violence Erupts

TOP REPUBLICANS ANNOUNCE GENERAL WILLING TO TALK TQ JOINT CONGRESS MEET

Temperatures   G.0.P. Hints Impeachment; MacArthur Willing to Talk

General Tells House Republican Leader Joseph W. Martin That He Will Return Home In About Three Weeks and That He Would Like to Tell His Side of  the Issue In Address to Joint Session of Congress.

General Agrees To Air His Side OF Controversy   Rep. Martin Tells House That Entire  Sitmation Shauld Ge Investigated

General Agrees: To Speak Before Joint Session  Vote on Invitation ” Blocked by Demo

IMPEACHMENTS CONSIDERED BY G.0.P.   Democrats Line Up Behind President Truman

Impeachment of President and  Acheson Talked   General May Address Congress To Tell His Side of Controversy

Reaction Of Lawmakers Is Violent   Demand MacArthur Testify Before Bar Of Public Opinion

Capital Seething Over Order   MacArthur Ready To Appear Before Joint Session of Congress

Republicans Ask General To Address  Joint Session   M’Arthur Delighted, Can Be Home in 3 Weeks; Split on Party Lines

MacArthur Accepts Invitation To Give  Views To Congress; GOP Chief Huddle -

Congress to Hear M’Arthur—  impeacament Cry Follows Firing   Want to Hear tCreneral

Failed To Support Policy Of U. N., President Says In Notice Of Shake-Up GEN. RIDGWAY   Named Successor In All Commands: Van Fleet Takes Over 8th Army   BULLETIN

‘Impeachments’ Are Discussed By GOP Leaders   Democrats Express — Regrets, But Say Truman Was Right

FIGHT ON FAR ° EASTERN POLICY CAUSES OUSTER   GOP Leaders Want Public Airing Of Controversy

Resublicans Talk of impeaching Presideni Truman   Resolutions Ask MacArthur to Speak Before Congress.

Republicans Now Talk of Impeachment   Congress In Uproar; GOP Solons Want MacArthur Beck for Public Heating

Republicans, Angered by Truman's Action, Caucus Hurriedly to  Discuss ’’Possible Impeachments Leaders Say General Would Be Happy to Speak in Washington

Martin Seeks Invitation to Pacific Hero   Republicans Confer by Phone With Target of President's Ire

Crv Raised To Im peach President   Probe Demanded  By R epu bl icans   GOP Holds Secret Meet— ing; Democratic Leaders   Praise Truman

General Says He'll be Back In3 Weeks   Ridgway Takes Over. After Policy Ouster: May Address” Concres:

Republicans Talk Of “Impeachments’’: Mad at Harry   MacArthur Invited to Address Joint Session of Congress in Three Week:

Impeachment Talk Heard From GOP   MacArthur Agrees To Appear Before Congress If Asked

Great New Foreign Policy Debate Expected to Follow Truman's Move in Far East

IMPEACHMENT TALK IS HEARD Congress Thrown Into Uproar By Dismissal: Republicans Map Action

Home  : Edition  PRICE. 57 CENTS   GOP Proposes Impeachment Qver MA’ Arthur

MAC ARTHUR WOULD TALK TO CONGRESS   Tells GOP Leaders Would  Address Joint Session; Republicans Angered; Talk of ‘Possible Impeachments.”

Republicans Threaten Impeachment Action in Congress: Nation Boils   Famous Genera!, Shorn of All Commands, Will Come Home in Three Weeks, He Tells Rep. Martin: Wants To Report fo Conaress

GOP Bitterly Resentful at Mac's Ouster   Republican Leaders Talk of “Impeachments And Seek to Call General to Capital

“Impeachment” 5 Discussed By Republicans  " Ex-Commander May Address Congress

General Agrees to Return and Address Joint Session   Members of Both Parties Would Like To Get Commander's Views

riring Termed Tragic Error By Republicans   Resolution Inviting Him Would Require Some Democrat Votes

Congress in Uproar Over  Truman Move  Republican Leaders Demand That Public   Republican Leaders Demand That Public Airing Be Given to General's War Views

Republicans Angered by Dismissal —   Want to Invite Gen. MacArthur te Appear Before A Joint Session

GOP Discusses Impeachment  Of President, Maybe Acheson   His Finest Hour’ Says General's Aide   Britisher Praises Mac, But Glad of It

Truman's Order. Throws Congress Into Wild Turmoil ‘Republican Talk OF  Impéachment Heard In Capitol Today. __

GOP Leader Says Joint Session Due   Congress Will Hear General's Side of Story

General Willing to Tell story  Truman Impeachment For MacArthur Ouster Talked in Congress

‘Mac’ Agrees To Give Solon: Personal Views   Rep. Martin Calls General, Inviting Him To Speak

United Nations Chief in Korea Fired By Executive and Many Critical but Others See Peace

MAG WILLING TD oPtAK TU CONGRESSME   Martin Offers Resolution to Secure Invitation for Mac.

Sensational Order Given By President   Truman Regrets Action; Ridgway To Succeed In  All Key Commands

Angry GOP Critics Slash At President  General Will Talk To Congress If Thaw Uant Him

Anger Over Dismissal   General Willing To Address Joint Session of House And Senate

Loss Of 5-Star Hero Branded Tragic Error  Congress Critics Tic Into President

Republicans Ask Full Debate on Far East Policy   Congressman Martin Hints Action Against Truman and Acheson

GOP Threatens 'Impeachments  Over MacArthur   Republicans Trying To Reach MacArthur in Tokyo by Phone; Another ‘Great Debate’ Looms

Angry Solons Raise Cry of Impeachment   Republicans Talk to MacArthur, Get His  Promise to Annear

General Willing To Talk   GOP Congressmen Gel MacArthur's Consent To Address Session  OF Senate and House

Action of President Truman Throws Congress in Uproar  MacArthur Accepts GOP Bid to Tell His Side of Controversy With Administration

Will Return To US. To Defend His Position   Accepts GOP Invitation to Address Joint Congressional Session

General Is  Invited To  Air Position Republicans Report Officer Would Talk

 MPEACHMENT THREAT HEARD IN WASHINGTON   Congressional Republicans Voice Anger Over Firing

GOP Raises Cry: Impeach Truman  Republicans Move to Call MacArthur Back for Hearing

Angry Congressional Republicans Talk Of Truman Impeachment Action

Impeachment Talk Heard from Angry GOP Congressmen   Start Move to Have MacArthur Speak to Congress

West Coast Ship Strike Looms Tonight   Walkout of Deck Officers Would Hit Atlantic, Gulf

Trucking Interests Work To Increase Weight Limits On Highways of Pennsylvania

MacArthur Scores Corruption and -Regimentation in Talk to D.A.R.

Truman Says Diplomatic Step Up to Acheson   President Not Surprised By Vishinsky Talk

Western Problems.  Left With Acheson      President Starts Vacation

Truman Leaves Next Moves fo Dean Acheson  President Plans to Rest Until Monday At Kav Woct

Truman Leaves Next Moves To Acheson, Soviet   President Plans To Get In Some Swimming, Rest

Next Moves Left Up to Acheson   Truman Will Vacation For Next Few Days In Key West, Florida

President Leaves UN To Acheson   Next Move Is Up To Acheson At Paris; Truman Will Rest Next Few Days

Next Moves Are Up To Acheson   President Resting After Policy Speech

Truman Relaxes At Florida Base  Leaves Arms Case To Acheson, U.N.

Truman Vacations, Leaves Next Diplomatic Moves Up  To Sec. Acheson, Russians

Next Move Up to Acheson, Soviets   Truman Flies to Key West for Protracted Vacation; Will Concentrate on Resting for a While

President To Leave Problem To Acheson   Truman To Enjoy Rest In Florida While UN Debates

Truman Leaves Cold War Up To Acheson  President Flies To Key West Vacation;

LaFollette Panel Opens Red Inquiry  SOL Question Is: Are home-Grown Commie

Former High- Ranking Member Links American Reds, USSR,  In Testimony For Government

TRUMAN TO GET MEASURE AFTER HOUSE. ASSENTS   Compromise Bill Provides To Relax Credit Restrictions On Low Priced Homes.

Training Centers To Be Looked Into ‘Precautionary’ ction Underway

BASIC TRAINING CENTER INQUIRY IS NOW ORDERED   Senator Johnson Says He Wants Complaints Investigated   ONLY ONE SO FAR REPORTED, HE SAYS

Harriman Flying To See Morrison   Seeks Quick Approval Of lran-British Talks

37 Pct. Of College Men Who Took First Draft Test Flunked: Hershey

Still "On the Outs’  as dh foctad Bow wt he AAP ee et   Martha Isn't Running to Millionaire

Still ‘On the Outs’  a. len ¥ — tr e Ae   Martha Isn't Running to Millionaire

Clamp Down Blackout on Battle News   May Mean Some Event of Importanci Transpiring

Biggest Enemy Buildup Since  Spring Rushed   Stonewall Defense Hurts Back Allies; U, 8. Jels Vietorious

Commies Battle  UN to Standstill   Air Success Scored, However; Bradley Leaves for Washington

Rugged Fighting Rages Across Front; Allies Claim New Victory In Air   U.N. Troops Make Slight Gain Only On West Central Front; Bradley Flies Back To Washington.

REDS BATTLE U.N. FORGES TO STANDSTILL  U. S. Airmen Again Victorious In Brush   U.S. Airmen Again Victorious In Brush With Soviet Jet Fichters.

ALLIES AND REDS LOCKED IN BATTLE ON KOREAN FRONT   American Airmen Down Two More Communist Jets

Reds Stall Allied Limited Offensive, Build Up For Own  News Blackout Hints   News Blackout Hints Some Major Military Event Now in Progres

“Commies Rush Big Buildup Since Last Spring's Campaign (Rw Rohert Vermillion

Many Field Commanders Believe Chi-Reds Playing For Korea Draw, Observer Says

a a a Te  Battlefield Commanders ‘in Korea Think Enemy Is Playing for a Draw

Junior Size A-Blast Used In New Tests   Witnesses Say It Appeared to Be Detonated on Ground

Junior Size Atom Bomb Is Set Off   ‘Very Effective. Results” Claimed; Delivery Method Secret

Junior Size Atomic Bomb Is Detonated   AEC Fails to Reveal Method of Delivery; New Series of Tests

Junior Atomic Blast Starts New Test Series   Army Announcement Reveals Results Were ‘Very Effective’

Pincer Thrusts Put U. N. Forces inside N. Korea   Reds Surrendering Make No Attempt To Destroy Guns

Cut Off Big Escape Roadway   Enemy Leaves Supplies Behind Tn Hasty Retrent

Allied Pincers Clamped Shut On Road Hubs   No Counter Drive By Beaten Foe Believed Possible In 3 Months

UN FORCES SEIZE 3 ROAD CENTERS IN PINCER MOVES   Demaralized Reds Abandon Huge Supply Dumps in Flight   FOE’S LOSSES SOAR   U. 3. Officers Doubt Enemy Can Mount New Drive for 3 Months

Escape Doors Slam Shut On Thousands Of Fleeing Demoralized Communists   Chinese Abandon Hage Stores Of Munitions; Unprecedented Number Of Enemy Soldiers Surrendering

Pincer Snaps Shut On Many Heeing Recs  Hiundradc Of Enam   Hundreds Of Enemy Troops Surrender

ALLIES SEIZE ‘AWACHON AND 2 ROAD HUBS      Latest Losses Hamper Future Moves Of  Communists

Key Officials Will Testity In Tax Scandal   Caudle In Return Appearance Today; Named To ‘Clique’

$343,000 DETROIT TAX  CASE SETTLED IN ’43 FOR $71,000 PROBERS HEAR

$570 Quota Is Set For Red Cross Fund   Survey Indicates That Disaster Fund For Flood Victims Must Exceed $5,000,000

STARK CHAPTER RED CROSS HAS FLOOD QUOTA  National Headquarters Se

Um Ehe Road Bown oe Suffolk Republicans. Vow To Kick Macy Out Speedilv

FAITH, HOPE FOR FUTURE is cinieaineshleeeemeeenneninetmentimiainimiamammniemmetne  Yule Marked By Messages Of Peace And Good Will

Christmas Messages of Peace and Good Will Attached to Future Faith, Hope:

CHRISTMAS 1951: FAITH MIDST DESPAIR ‘Men Renew Hopes tor ‘True Peace’

Weather   Holiday Passes © With Christians Hoping For Peace   Christmas Sees Quiet Broken By Booming Guns--And Near Record In Various Accidents

 Christians Attach Messages Of Good Will,  Hove To Faith, Hope In The Present, Future

Postpone ‘Tax Vote In Senate   Democrats Filibuster on Phila. Bill; Argue Districting.

Democratic Filibuster On Ph tladelphia Job-Freeze  Delays Vote On Tax Bill

Flood Waters In Kansas Sweep New Districts  a ,   Suburbs Of Kansas City, Kansas Now Under Much Wate

I. C. ENGINE DAMAGED BY Raapehen: COLLISION AT ‘SANDOVAL TUESDAY

County Woman Inherits Fortune   Bully Hill Resident Shares In $500,000,000 Tract

“Inherits Fortane   Bully: ‘Hill Resident “Shares _In $500,000,000 - Tract!

May Yet Get Death   California Officials Seek to Try Cook For Kidnan and Murder

17 Changes Considered In Bitter Session __ Redistricting Plan Approved By House

Trial Court Upheld On Slots Decision  ‘Workable’ Machine Termed Evidence

Extension Granted  ‘Most Bookies Absent At  Stamp- Buvinge Sessions

Sees 8-9 Cent Meat Price Cut   DiSalle Promises Housewives Slash

Consumers May Expect 8 Percent Meat Price Cut   That Reduction By  October. Predicted  By Di.Salle: Stands Firm on Rollback

Sure Meat Will Be © Lower   DiSalle, Standing Pat On Beef Rollback, Says He Can’t See That It’s  Tinfair or Ineguitahble

Fair Trade Price  Slash in New York   Leading Department Stores Make Cuts on Nationally Advertised Merchandise

EYES ON NEW YORK   Some Stores Selling Below ‘Fair Trade” Prices; Quiet Elsewhere

See Any Slave Labor? Russians See America By Train En Route To Peace Conference

Treaty Envoys Head For Meet   Envoys From Four Dozen Nations Set Out For California

Russians Head For Parley on Peace T reaty   Japanese Are to Land Sunday in Chartered Plane

USSR Sending 39 Delegates   New Zealand Group Australians to Sign Defense Pact Saturday

Russian. .Delege n - Sees U.S. From Train Vindows ‘Enroute To San ‘rancisco

39 Russians  See America   Delegation Arrives For Japanese Treaty Conference

Russians Arrive For Pact Session   Envoys From 48 Nations Arriving

NOT A TENDER MOMENT IN 1800 MILES ‘Sociological? Cruise of Raft Comes to End

No Agreement Yet Reached On Cease-Fire   UN, Red Negotiators Still Discussing Program for Talks

Trick Warning Given as Reds  Baild Up Front   Pictures Show Armed Reds Guarding Conference Itoom al Kaesong

Officer Says [Truce Seems Closer, but Reds Building Up Force on Battle Front

Delegates Read For Third Day Of Peace Talks  Program for Actual   Program for Actual Cease-Fire Parley  Not Yet Reached

UN Negotiators Are Hopeful: 20 Newsmen Are at Kaesona; Chinese Reds Tell Their Goals

Program For Cease Fire Not Yet Set   Warning, However, Of Possible Double Cross Is Sounded

Ominous Warning Issuec Of Red Double Cross In Battlefront Buildup

Mrs. Plubell  To Go On Trial  Again Monday Clearfield R. D. Wome  Will Be Tried For Manslaughter

Reds Delay Resuming . Peace Talks   No Explanation Given as to Why Holdup Is Made

Allie Reynolds Earns Victory  Giants’ Star Hurler Credited With Loss

1951 World Series Knotted at 2-All   Reynoids Yields 8 Hits; DiMaggio 2-Run Homer in Fifth Inning

AllieReynolds Beats Giants   DiMaggio Finally Gets 2 Hits After Going Hitless for First Three Games

Communist Leaders Claim U. N. Plane Tried to **Murder Them”   Forecast Also Calis for Clouds with Showers Thru Friday

Bathing Girls Help Merchandise ‘Kit for Injuries From Atom Bombs

House Group Studying 20 Other ltems   Committee Plans To Continue Deliberations  Until Sept. 17

Income and Sales Tax Both Eliminated As Acceptable Means of Breaking Deadlock

Enemy Resumes Assauits All Afong Korean Front Despite Terrific Slaughter Inflicted by Altied Troops and Massed Artillery.

Assaults By Waves Of Comm ists Take Off Saturday Aft noon; Believe Chinese Ix Half Of Striking Force  SCA DOOM dees covienter:      ATTACK ON SEOUL ENDS IN FAILUI

Red Attacks Fail to Break Allied Line   Staggering Losses Slow Chinese Offensive In Korea

Red Hordes Run Into Unbreakable Resistance Today   Chinese Reds Throw Thousands Into New, Bloody, Fruitless Attack At Both Ends Of UN Line In Korea; Estimate Chinese Have Lost Half Of 96,000 Troops

ENEMY UNITS FAIL TO BREAK: SEOUL DEFENSE   Fantastic Daylight Attack on City Beaten Off

Stubborn Allied Defenders Blunt Two Red Attacks   Hold Fast on Both Ends of U.N. Line

Chinese Hurl Thousands More Info New Attack   2nd Division Killing 10,0600 Reds Per Day

Egypt Urges Immediate Prohibition Of A-Bomb   She Is First Non-Communist Country To Support The Russian Stand On Arms Reduction Before UN

— DISARMING —  Russ Plan Backed By Egypt   - ASKS OUTLAW OF A-BOMB

Egypttchoes Russian Plan  Immediate Outlawing Of Atom Bomb Askec

EGYPT WANTS. BANG AT ONCE FOR AONB   Tells UN It Sheuld Be First Step in Any World Disarmament.

Outlaw Atom Bombs, Egypt Pleads to UN   First Non-Communist Nation to Support Russian Position Sets Up Views

Kepyt Urges Immediate  A-Bomb Ban  First Non-Red Backing Of USSI

Egypt Backs Move to Ban Atomic Bomb   Urges Red Support Of Arms Curb Pion

EGYPT ASKS QUICK BAN ON ATOM BOME   Russian Stand on © Disarmament Backed In Beta Policy Shift

Tesennit Confident Policies Are Right, Declares He Is Not In Cocky Mood

U-N Negotiators No Longer Surrounded Bv The Armed Guards   The Renewed Armistice Discussions In: Korea Siill Very Much In The. ~ Preliminary Stage

Not Sure Yet On Gen. Dean   Communists Omit His Serial Number On Prisoner List

 Will Press for Quick Showdown  M Carthy Resignation Suggested by Benton

Senator Benton Presses For McCarthy Showdown   Suggests McCarthy Should Resign or Have Investigation

BENTON SEEKS SENATE OUSTER OF M’CARTHY   RESOLUTION CALLS FOR EXPULSION OVER ELECTION TACTICS

Benton to Press His Demand for McCarthy Ouste   Expulsion of Badger from Senate Drive Result of Activities

Benton to Push MeCarth V Probe   Wisconsin Lawmaker Calls Senator Benton A “Mental Midget”

anton Demands Showdown on Demand ir Investigation of Sen. McCarthy

Sen. Benton To Press For I nquiry Into Affairs Of Colleague McCarthy

Benton To Press For Showdown T Expell MeCarthy   Senator Benton Introduces Reaclution To Tes!  McCarthy's Fitness.

Benton Blast At McCarthy  Stirs Solons   Senator Will Push For Showdown, Asks For His Expulsion

BENTON. 10 PRESS FIGHT ON M’CARTHY   Conn. Senator Demands Prébe of Wisconsin’ Colleague's. . Role In Md. Election .

Benton Plans To Push Fight OnMecCarthy   Republican Calls Senator From Connecticut A ‘Mental Midget’

Benton io Press For Showdown With McCarthy   Resolution Asks Probe To Decide Status Of Senator .

Benton Is Set ToPush Probe Into McCarthy   Connecticut Senator Will Press For A Showdown On Plea For Senatorial investigation

Benton Will Press  For Showdown on  McCarthy Ouster   McCarthy Returns His Foe’s Compliments, Calls Him ‘Mental Midget’

Benton Presses Action To Oust Sen McCarthy   Wisconsin Senator Replies That Benton Is ‘Mental Midget’ In ‘Crimson Clique’

Senate Showdown?  Benton Says He'll Press For McCarthy’s Ousting

Benton Hits — At McCarthy   Senator Would Oust Fellow From Office

MPCARTHY ASKED TO QUIT SENATE   Senator Benton Urges Him   To Resign — Proposes Probe Of Grounds To Oust MeCarthy.

FOR SLASH IN AID   PWAR Nese eR Bit OS RAES  House Republicans Start Drive to Cut Truman’s Proposal

House Republicans Open Drive To Slash F oreign Aid Bill By $1 Billion

House Republicans Want To Slash Foreign Aid Bill Billion Dollars

Republicans Push For Billion-Dollar Foreign Aid Cut   House Reports Ike’s _ Biggest Problem . . le Haney

House G.O.P. Maps Drive To Slash Aid   Day Of Debate Set; Action Due Thursday On Amendments

Republican Bloc Seeks Foreign Aid Fund Cut  Economy-Minded Heuse Group Wants Slash of Billion Dollar

Want To.Cut Off Billion Dollars  Republicans Seek Foreign Aid Slash

HOUSE GOP PLANS MOVE TO SLASH . WEST AID BILL   But Foreign Affairs Unit Says Europe’s Biggest ‘Need Now Is Money

Auto Makers Open Talks on Production Cut   Immediate Move Unlikely, NPA Officers State

 Merry Machine Scares Entire Neighborhood: Driverless Bulldozer Goes on Spree in Miami, Causes $10,000 Damage in Four-Block Area

lowan Killed As Car Skids into Path of Truck   Miami Residents Thought Invasion Had Started As  Driverless Bulldozer Goes on 4 Block Spree

Driverless Bulldozer Goes on Spree Terrifies Four-Block Area in Miami

THOUGHT THE RUSSIANS ‘HAD LANDED!  Bulldozer on Spree Terrifies Floridians

Bulldozer On A Spree   $10,000 Damage Made By Vehicle Without A Driver

Notre D ame Questions TV Football Rule   Doubts NCAA Righi To Restrict Telecasts. Asks ‘Clarification’

Notre Dame Questions Constitutional Powers Of NCAA To Restrict Television

Notre Dame President Questions Power Of NCAA To Restrict Football Telecasts

Beosts Allowed Range From Six To Nine Per Cent   Railroads Complain Increases Inadequate

Railroads Claim $548,000,000 Rate Boost for Freight Only Half Enough

Un rt ee rwo rl df  B a> Oss fe, wy S   Body of Man Who Talked to Kefauver Probers in Swamp

Acheson Denies Appeasing Reds In Peace Move   Secretary Tells Inquiry U.N. Cease Fire Plar Thought Sound By LU. S.

Acheson Denies U.S. Appeasemeni   Secretory Defends Endorsement of Proposal Uraing Chinese Reds to Call off Kerean War

No Appeasemen Acheson Tells Senate Group   Denies Any Change In Attitude By United States

‘MAC’ KNEW OF RED INVASION ACHESON SAYS   Claims General Refused To Believe Advance Report

Claims U.S. Won't Give in [oRed Demand   Went Along With U.N. Because It Right Thing to Do

Acheson Denies ‘Appeasement’ Move in Korea   Defends U.S. Support Of Cease Fire Offer To Reds in January

Appeasement Charges Hit By Acheson   Tells Of Support For Truce Plan

Says Cease-Fire Move Was Nof Appeasement   Acheson Reveals MacA Had Warning On Red Invacian

DISCUSS CEASE FIRE ORDER IN KOREA   vabinet Member Explains Role Of Red China  TELEGRAM   From Foreign Minister Of China To Russia’s Malik Is Made Public

Secretary Says U.S. Support Sound Move   January's Armistice ‘ Plan for Korean War Was Snubbed by China

Acheson Denies Appeasement In Jan. Truce Offer   Sécretary of State Explains Invitation To Chinese Reds To UN Talks On Korea Last Year

—ACHESON— Cease Fire Appeasement  Ts Denied  UN’s Plea For Truce Defended

Acheson Denies Any Appeasemen' In United States Support. For Cease-Fire Move in Korea

Cease Fire Order Not Appeasement   ‘Acheson Denies U.S, Okay Of Futile Move by U.N. Was to Appease Soviet; Plan Failed

Plan Would Have Restored Pre-War Korean Conditions Secretary Tells Committee

Acheson  Denies Any Appeasing   Says January Truce Bid Backed As "Sound Thing‘

Acheson Defends Peace Bid   No Appeasement in U. S. Support of Cease-Fire, He Say:

UN's Attempt On Cease Fire Proved Futile   Chinese Reds Turned Down Truce Efforts Made Last January

‘Cease Fire’ Move In January Seemec The ‘Sound Thing’   Plan Proposed By U. N. Rejected By Chinese Reds

Denies “Appeasement” In January U. N. Peace Moves   Restore Korea To Pre-War Conditions For Lasting Peace

Acheson Denies Appeasement  U. S. Regarded Cease Fire Ac Good idea

Denies Any Appeasement  In U.S. Poliey   Acheson Testifies About Futile U.N. Move To Secure Cpaca-Mira

Dean Acheson Denies Korean Appeasement  Brewster Says State   Brewster Says State Department Will Not Come Clean and Speak Simply and Truthfully

— POLICIES — Support By U.S. Is Defended   RESOLUTION UP LAST JANUARY

Acheson Defends U.S. Support Of Cease-Fire Move       Backing: : UN's 3 ‘January Resolution: Says Sec’y

WHO'LL BE NUMBER 17?  House Struck by 16 Cars ‘in 15 Years, Patched Up

HUNTINGTON HOME IS HIT 16TH TIME   Frequent Target for Runaway Cars, Trucks

Unlucky House On 13th-Av  Heres ned Ry Motear Vehicle 14 Timec In 1k Verve

West Virginia Man Plans Repairs  For His Unlucky House, Hit by Cars 16 Times in Last 15 Years

RED LOSSES IN KOREA PUT. "AT 813873   Estimate North Koreans Lon 504,835 and Chinese -291,895.

aKKKKKS ARMY ESTIMATES ENEMY CASUALTIES IN KOREA  AT 813.873 TO DATE _

Meat Rationing Threatened This Year Unless Government Abandons Price Rollback Plan

Predicts Rationing Of Meat Under New Price Order   DiSalle Defends Price Control Order for Beef

Rationing by Nov. 1 Under Price Rollback   But DiSalle Favors Fair Trial of Beef Price-eut Program

Allies Move To Speed End Of Korea War   17 UN Nations Hold Special Meeting On Truce

Prober Says Lid Clamped On Tax Mess   U. S. Attorney, Under Fire Now, Makes Charaes

Must Accept Our Ideas, Mao Warns   Says Chinese Will Continue To Resist; Reds Hold Up Talks

Peiping Radio Says Chinese To Keep on Fighting  Only U. S. Approval   Only U. S. Approval Of Red Proposals Can Bring Peace—Mao

Communists Name Two New Delegates   Reds Expected To Stress Military Angles

MAO VOWS 10 FIGHT ON FOR RED TERMS   Chinese Dictator Says Resistance Will Go on Until U. S. Accepts Red Proposals in Korea.   REDS AGAINHOLD ~ UP TRUCE TALKS   Peiping Radio Reports Truce Team Reshuffled But Agreement to Reopen Talks Is Unratified.

REDS SAY U.S. BLOCKS TRUCE   Te Resist Until America Accepts Korea Propesals

PEIPING HINTS CHINESE STAND BY TRUCE TERMS  ~ Ratifie atin nf Daren Erp a TT. D..I.   ~ Ratification of Cease Fire Talk Rules By Reds Needed Before Meetinas Resume

SPEECH INDICATES NO COMPROMISE Miao Vows Battle Until U. S. Bows

Reds Say US Must Accept   Chinese Premier Insists America Take *“*Rational” Stand

Reds to Continue Korea War Until US Accepts Offer   Radio Peiping Quotes Chinese Premier; No Policy Change Seen

Chinese Ignore Talk Agreement   CAGES a SS BESS EEE  Mao Says Reds Will Resist Until Their Proposals Accepted

Reds Reshuffle Truce Team; Reply Awaited   Replacement Seen as Shift in Commie Emphasis—from Politics to Military

Reds Still Stick lo Proposals on Peace in Korea   Premier's Message Indicates Chinese Will Continue to Resist America.

i Eee  Mao Says Chinese To Fight Until U.S. Agrees To Reds’ Proposals

Chinese Will Continue To ‘Resist’ Mao Says   BELIEVE COMMUNISTS HAVEN'T CHANG= POSITION ON CEASE-FIRE ON 38TH PARAL

Plan fo Resist Until US Bows   Fail to Approve Agreement Opening Cease-Fire Talks

Renewal Of Talks Waits On Reds   Two Changes Mad In Membership Of TDeleoation

lift Made in Red Delegation it No Go Ahead Signal For anewal of the Armistice Talks

Still Hold Back Go-Ahead Signal To Reopen Meet   Red China’s Radio Reports Position Has Not Changed

REDS SHAKE UP TRUCE FORCES   Allies Still Await Go Ahead Signal For Armistice Talks

Battle Line Truce Called ‘Irrational’ Red Negotiators  Delay Reply to Latest UN Note

Russia Loses 14 Of 150 Jets In Worst Battle In History: Mao Issues New Red Challenge

Chinese Premier Says Resistance Will Continue  Reds Fail To Approv Agreement Resuming Conse-Fire Talks

Truce Delegation Change Reported For Communists   Go Ahead Signal For Truce Talks Stull Not Given

Chinese Promise More Resistance To Allied Moves  Truce Team Change:  ye Adada hu Rade

Reds Ignore UN Challenge Of Ratifying   No Go Ahead Signal Given for Resuming Armistice Meetings;  Early Date is Out

Peiping Radio Quotes Mao As Saying Chinese To Continue To Resist U. S.   s Broadcast Says Resistance Will Continue Until United States Accepts Red Proposals In Korea; Remarks Taken To Mean No Change In Communist Position During Long Break.

Mao Says U.N. Must Accept Rec Terms on Korea  No Answer Received; 150 Communist Jets - Atenck B-29 Squadron

Senate Agriculture Committee Kills Bills Permitting Sale of Colored Oleo

Dulles Says Way Cleared — For Jap Treaty   Ambassador Reports On Recent Trip To Far East

Dulles Urges O.K. For Jap Peace Treaty  Tells Senate Group Conferences Clear Wav For Early Pact

Dulles Tells Senators Way Is Almost Clear For Writing Treaty With Japan

Dulles To Report On Japan Treaty  Ambassador To Give Senete Facts Today

Early Jap Peace Treaty Expected  Way Largely Cleared   Way Largely Cleared For Pact, Dulles Says

1) Others Hurt During Weekend; Cite 4 Drivers   Bute Woman Is Fatally Injured Near Her Home

18 Feared Lost On Pacific Ship   Another Vessel Missing; Two Aground Near Rio

Thousands Flee Homes In New Kansas Flood  North Topeka. Again "Ghost Town; Part of Kanence Citu Parilad:

REPEAT PERFORMANCE Kansas Areas Evacuated As New Floods Threaten

French Premier In Washington For Conferences  Truman And Pleven To Have Discussions On World Crisis  Ba. BARERT G NIXON

‘ Air Force Serves Up Vital Equipment in Cafeteria Style sees  \Break Bottleneck in Machine Tool Industry

Air Force Dishes Up Vital Machine Tools To Break Defense Bottleneck

Machine Tool ‘Bottleneck Is Being Broken   Air Force Releases a Huge Moth-Balled Stock for Defense

MACHINE TOOL BLOCK BROKEN BY AIR FORGE   Contractors Pick Qut Whal Equipment They Need “Cafeteria Style.”

Air Force Rips Through Red Tape To Let Contractors Receive Tools

Equipment Stored Since World War Il Labelled “Secret Weapon” By Generals

Fact Factory Finagles Fee For Findings  It’s Now on Hunt For Descendants Of Bible Siren

People Willing to Buy Information Are Helning Facts, Inc., Grow Rich

American People Like Facts as Well as Fancies and Will Usually Pay Well to Get Them

U.S. Industries Must Find 41/2 Million Workers For Defense in 18 Months

SUNDAY MEETING IS SCHEDULED BY TRUCE DELEGATES   UN, Red Negotiators Conduct Two Sessions Lasting 70 Minutes   ENEMY SPLIT HINTED   Both Sides Swap Verbal Punches as Talks Re-” sume on Buffer Zone

Buffer Zone Talks Are  Continuing   - Remind Red Allied . Planes And Ships Make Real War Zone

Allies and Reds Meet for 19th  Time on Peace   Beating Taken by Red China Likely to Bring Split With Russians

Threatened Action In  Oil Dispute   Nothing Done As British Tanker Sails

Federal Motions To Hold Reds in Custody Denied   Increase Sought in Bail for Communists

U.S. MOVE AGAINST RED LEADERS FAILS   Request For Temporary Detention Denied

Government Loses Fight to Put 16 Red Leaders in.U. S. Marshal Custody

Gov't Fails In Move To Jail Reds  Pending Decision On Bail Increase

WOULD JAIL COMMUNISTS CONVICTED IN U. S. AND INCREASE BAIL TQ PREVENT DISAPPEARING

Federal Judge Refuses To Put Reds In Custody  ~ Government: Loses : "Effort To Revoke: Bat OF Sixteen

Judge RKetuses Detention ot Red Leaders   Government's Plea  For Revoked Bail is Referred to Federal Judge Ryan's Court

Judge Declines To Revoke Bonds Of 16 Communists  Refers Government Action to Court of Bail Dispute Case

Fails In Effort. To Place Reds In U.S. Custody   Fudze Leibell Denies Plea From Government ‘For Temporary Detention

Red Leaders In Court Today On Bail Issue   U. S. Asks Increase to $875,000 For 16 In Conspiracy Case

COMMIES FACE BOOST IN BAIL   Called Into Court Today To Answer Government’s Move

Court Denies U.S. Temporary  Hold On Reds   Moves Made to Revoke Bail, Increase Bonds Of 16 Communists

—NOT FINAL—  U.S. Fails To Detain 16 Reds   HIGHER BAIL IS DEMANDED

Federal Request For Detention  Of Reds Denied   Judge Rules Motion Related to Query Of Rail Source

Convicted Red Leaders Remain Free on Bond   Further Hearings In Case Set for This Afternoon

Government Loses Reds Bond Appeal   Case Is Referred To Judge Handling Previous Case

President Signs Measure Easing Housing Credit   Designed to Spur Building of Homes By Private Industry

Credit Curbs on Buying Lower Priced Homes  Are Eased in Bill Signed by President

Gls to Europe Plan Gaining Solon Support   Advance, Approval OF President's Action’ Forecast

PICKS UP SUPPOR}   One Senate Leader Will Back Troops to Europe Commitments

Truman Plan For. Sending Troops  Gets  Senate. Help  Committee "Leader Favors Endorsing

enator Backs. Plan To Boost Is In Europe   Russel! To-Support Proposal, But Hints He'll Want Changés.

Troops Proposal Gaining Support  Sen. Russell To Back _ Cannally Resolution

New Support on Troop Issue Given Truman   Russell to Back Reso. lution in Senate tc Endorse Action

‘Truman's Troop Program Gains Senate Support   Russell To Back Plan For Sending Troops Te Europe

European Troop Plan Gets New Senate Backing   Russell Indicates He Will Support Move By President

TRUMAN'S TROOP SHIPMENT PLANS GAIN SUPPORTER   Senator Russell Fav. ors Move To En dorse President’: Power To Send Sol  ‘diers To Europe.

Gain New Support In Senate for Troops fo Europe   Stassen and Dewey Yet to Testify In ‘Big Debate’

Troops For Europe Plan Gets Support  Head of Senate   Head of Senate . Armed Services Committee Will Back Resolution

Truman-Wins New Support For Program   Troops to Europe Plan Gaining Backing From Senators; Russell To Join Connolly

Troops Plan Gets Backing  From Russell  Ae tn   Connally Expects To Reach Accord   Stassen Testifies On Aid To Europe Today And Dewey Tomorrow

ENDORSEMENT IS EXPECTED IN SENATE   Stassen Is Scheduled To Testify Today

Troops For Europe Plan Gets Support   Head of Senate Armed Services Committee Will Back Resolution

  Russell to Back Connally Stand On Troop Issue  Avoiding War Is Aim Of Resolution Is

Troop Sending Proposal Gains Senate Support   Russell Indicates He Will Join In Connally Approval

More Support Given Troops  For Europe   Russell Will Back Connally Resolution: Stassen Testifies

United States Bans Travel Tc Czechoslovakia   State Department’s Order Follows Red Arrest Of Reporter

U.S. Puts Travel Ban On Czechs  Yanks Forbidden To Visit Czechoslovakia

U.S. Restricts  Czech Travels Ban Imposed After Arrest Of Newsman

U,S, Puts Ban On Czech Visits As Oatis Reprisal   Mainly, It Keeps Ameri.  can Reds From Moving In and Out

10th Talks Scheduled  Tomorrow   UN Calls Recess To Study New Red Proposal

U.N. Apparently Willing To Accept Proposal, Calls Overnight Recess

Communists,  Allies Meet For 2 Hours   UN Spokesman Says ‘Now ‘We Are Getting Somewhere’ In Negotiations

Allied Leader Asserts Reds ‘Reasonable’   “Long Recess Called For Study Of Terms In Troop Proposals

Offer Plan To Speed Up Truce Talks   Allies Believe Compromise May Be Acceptable

New Idea For Peace Advanced   U.N. Negotiators.  Say Reds Come Up” With “Reasonable” Proposal In Talks -

U.N. Envoy Says It Is .  Reasonable   “We Are Getting Somewhere,” States Gen. Nuckols After Session Today

General Nuckols Says Note More Temperate in Tone and May Open Way for New Talks

U.N. Negotiators Reported Hopeful Of Truce Progress  Condition of Plan Unrevealed; Allies  ss... i, we

Red Negotiators Offer New Idea In Cease-Fire Conference With Regard To ‘Troop Withdrawals'’

Offer Is Termed “Reasonable” By ‘Allied Official   Definite Progress Toward Agenda Agreement Seen In Revised Red Demand} Details Not Revealed

TROOPS ISSUE IS EXAMINED IN DETAIL   Hint Proposal Will Prove Acceptable To Allies   May Not Be Discussed Until After Armistice: Good Progress Made

Allies Take Short Recess To Consider It   Communist Idea Is Described As Quite ‘Reasonable

Inject N ew Optimism In Cease-Fire Talks   U. N. Spokesman Calls Undisclosed Plan ‘Reasonable In Content’; Western Delegation Calls Overnight Recess

Plan Would Defer Troop Withdrawal Until After Truce   United Nations Spokesman Calls Communist Proposal ‘Reasonable’; U. 8. Officials Indicate Compromise Of Reds Would Be Acceptable To U.N. Command

UN Negotiators Find Proposal Of Great Interes!   Cease-Fire Talk In Long Recess To Allow For Study

Would Discuss Removing Troops Atter Armistice   Previously Reds Had Insisted That Armies Leave Korea Before Discussions

Korea Outlook Brightens with New Proposal   Troop Withdrawal Remains as Key to End of Hostilities

REDS ADVANCE NEW PROPOSAL ON ARMISTICE   Allies Take Recess Over Night to Study Plan

UN TRUCE TEAM FINDS PROPOSAL 1S ‘REASONABLE   ARMISTICE FIRST, THEN DISCUSSION OF WITHDRAWALS

Allied Reply fo Be Given af Talks Tonight   UN Communique Reports Considerable Proaress at Kaesongq

Next Session On Truce Set For Tonight   Progress Reported After ‘Reasonable’ Communist Proposa

More Temperate And Reasonable, Says Spokesman   Allied Delegates Propose Long Recess To Study New Suggestion.

Report Break In Stalemate  ' At Peace Talks  Communists Offer  -Compromise Over Teann Withdrawal

Peds Reported to Have Offered Not to Talk Withdrawal of Troops Until After Armistice  Indication Are Proposal Will Be Acceptable to UN Command

UN Senses Softening In Demands  Negotiators Keep Mum on Content  Of New Proposal

Peace Parley Compromise Is Reported  - Reds Reportedly ao tr Withhal,

Red Cease Fire. Negotiators Have New Proposals  Say New Proposition Is More Temperate And

Envoys Discuss Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops  Next Peace Session Cat iFar Thircday

Recess Talk For Study of Reds’ Plans   Proposal Termed~ “More Temperate’ Than Earlier One

Vice Adm. Joy Asks for Recess To Study Offer   Allied Reply {s Expected at Next Cease-Fire Parley

UN Delegation Asks Recess For Discussion  Of Proposal   ‘Considerable Progress’ Reported : Communists Softening Hinted

Meetings Adjourn While U.N. Delegates Ponder New Offers   New Terms Called ‘Reasonable’ by U.S. Negotiators; See New Hopes for Peace In Changing Attitude of Commie Envoys

UN Withholds All Details On Latest Kaesong Proposal   But Reports ‘Considerable Progress’ Made in Two-Part Cease-Fire Talks Yesterday

U.N. Thinks Proposal Okay   Would Involve Likelihood Issue to Be Brought Up After: Cease-Fire Reached

Withdrawal Issue Would be Taken Up After Armistice  Proposal Probably   Proposal Probably Will be Acceptable To U. N. Command

Plan Termed Reasonable By Allies; Negotiations Given Chance To Succeed

U. N. Declares Progress Made In Latest Talk   Joy Asks Recess To Study Newest Proposal of Reds

Reds Advance New Proposal On Troop Issue   ‘More Reasonable’ Says UN Spokesman

UN Negotiators Show Interest iln New Proposal   Recess Called By Allies To Study ‘Communist Offer

Red Generals Bring Out New Plan on Troops   Soften Demands For ~ Withdrawal of For— eign Forces in Korea

Compromise Plan Would Postpone ‘Troop Withdrawal Discussions;  ‘Other Issues Ahead In Talks

TROOPS 10 STAY UNTIL ~ ARMISTICE   Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Korea Would Not Be Discussed at Present Time.    TO DISCUSS PLANS. FOR WITHDRAWAL   Clears Way for Kaesong Talks to Go Forward; Two Other Serious Issues Remain.

Reasonable Proposals Made By Reds In Korean Talks   Takes 45 Minutes To Read New Red Proposals

Withdrawal Of Troops Basis Of Suagestion   ‘Considerable Progress’ Js Reported During Dav’s Secsions

UN EXPCETED TD OKAY ft COMPROMISE   Communists Agree to Delay Discussion of Troops Withdrawal.

Suggestion ‘‘More Reas onable, Temperate”  Allies Study  New Proposal

Reds Advance New Proposal for Troops Withdrawal   ‘““More Temperate And Reasonable’’ Than First Demand

Would Delay Troop Issue Discussion   Proposal Expected Te Be Acceptable to U.N. Command.

Latest Plan Reasonable, Say Leaders  Of Sessions   Joy Given Recess To Study Points Presented By Foe

Would Agree To Discussion  After Peace   Biggest Obstacte on Way to Cease-lire Thought “..  Hurdled

Proposal Expected to Be Acceptable To tN. Allies Would Be Committed  To Eventual Discussion

Washington says Proposal Is Likely to Meet With Approval of United “Nations Command

U.N. Spokesman Says Language Is Reasonable  Overnight Recess Called In Truce Talks To Allow Study;

Proposal Called Reasonable in Content, Wording   Red Proposal Would Provide Talks ‘On Withdrawal Following Armistice

New Proposal by Reds Called More Reasonable; Is Studied by Allies

Negotiators Recess for Further Study of Red Proposition on Controversial Issue.  —~s eeu .fs ™~ srt Oe oe! aE ea Aa ow! A OW   DETAILS OF PROPOSAL ARE NOT REVEALED

PROPOSAL MADE TO CLEAR WAY FOR ARMISTICE   U.N. Expected To Accept Plan To Discuss Troop Withdrawal After Truce Begins,

UN. Group Hears New Red Proposal   a Seer ee   Red Negotiators Advance New Plan On Cease Fire

Reds Advance New Proposition Report Progress in Truce Negotiations

UN Sources Call Proposal ‘Interesting’.  Next Conference Set for Tonight:

Reds in New  Proposal for Withdrawal   UN Asks Time to Consider Latest Commie Plan

Would Discuss Issue After An Armistice Has Been Arranged   Allied Delegates Hail ‘Progress’; Call New Offer Reasonable In Content and  Wording: Two Issues Remain

Reds Will Bargain  On Korea   Withdrawal of Foreign Troops Would not Be Discussed at This Time   Is A POSTPONEMENT   Proposition Described as Being Reasonable in Content, Phraseology

Question Left Until Armistice   Two Other Serious Issues Now Face Necotiators

ASKS RECESS FOR NIGHT Considerable Progress Is Reported By Allies Tn  Peace Discussions

NEW OFFER ON ARMY PULL-OUT NOT DISCLOSED   Declared By UN Envoys To Be ‘Interesting Enough For Study’

U.N. Expected fo Accept This Enemy Proposal   Entire Troop Problem to be Taken Up Later When Armistice Signed

United Nations Spokesman Calls Proposal “Reasonable in Content and Phraseology”— Allied Negotiators Granted Long Overnight Recess at Kaesong To Make Further Sinde

Terms Said To Require  No Pull-out   Talks On Withdrawal Would Begin After  Bia Bee Cate

Hold Discussion’ on Withdrawals' After Armistice   Temperate Proposal Is Received Favorably by United Nations

—CLARIFIED— Agreement On Troop Issue Seen  eee: eetsat: aed onanam-semy: clin wae mw wai wmeiiiile   RECESS TAKEN TO STUDY PLAN

New Offer May Be Acceptable  To UN Command   Would Delay Talk On Pull-Out Til After Truce

Shift On Big Issue Seen  Vital One   Experts Believe Question May Be Accented By U.N.

COMPROMISE MAY BREAK DEADLOCK IN KAESONG TALKS   Believe New Offer Agrees To Discuss Withdrawal of Foreign Troops Only After Fighting Has Been Ended.

UN Official Terms Plan Reasonable   Allied Delegates Studying Terms; Commie Platoon  Attacks UN Unit

Compromise by Reds May Lead to Truce   Foe Tempers Its Stand on Trepp Withdrawal Idea

Allies Study Reasonable Red Plan   Sessions End With Considerable Progress Report From U.N.

Reds’ New Plan Said Acceptable  To U.N. Leaders Allies Would OK Talks On Troop Issues Later

Offer Compromise On Troop Issue  a oF     it At &  ...,. ft 5S #i~£4   U. N. Expected To Accept It

Indications Are U.N. Will Accept Plan   Troops Withdrawal Not to Be Discussed Until After Truce

On Another Assignment. Two Buffalo Detectives Capture Holdup Suspect

State Is Losing Workers to Better Paying War Jobs  This Reason Is Cited For Emergency Fund: To State. Agencies

Passenger, Troop Train, in Collision.   Many Victims Still Trapped in Wreckage; Casualty Estimates Vary

Passenger, Troop Cars  Collide   60 Injured; at Least One Marine Dead As Coaches Burn

Several Lose Lives In Wreek   Marine Troops From Camp Lejeane Suffer Casualties

Rail Wreck Death Total fs Uncertain   Estimate From 4 To 12 Persons Killed, 60 Hurt

Many Trapped  in Burning Wreckage   288 Marines Were Enroute to Calif. . from Camp Lejeune

Southern Belle Strikes Troop Train Head On 4 to 12 Believed Dead

Fast Passenger And Troop Train Crash Head-On   Wreck Occurs North Of Baton Rouge, La.

000 MARINES ARE INVOLVED IN TRAGEDY   Two Fast Passengers Collide Headon In Louisiana; Coaches Set Ablaze.

Report Seven  People Killed   More Than Sixty Persons Injured; Marines En Route To West Coast Base

Rise in Living Cos To Hike G. E. Pay  C.. O. Gets Rise, Others May Share

WAGE INCREASE FOR ALL WORKERS PLANNED BY G+   Boost Will Be Effective as ‘of March 15 if Government Ancraves   TO BE 9 CENTS AN HOUR   CFO Contract Provides for Raises When Living + Costs Go Up

‘General Electric Plans ITo Give Workers ‘Cost \Of Living’ Pay Boost

GENERAL ELECTRIC PLANS WAGE HIKE   200,000 WORKERS WILL GET INCREASE IF GOVERNMENT APPROVES.

Russia Says West Has Big Army   Much Larger . Than Her Own She Announces’

Russia Indicates Willingness To Negotiate Major Differences   Long Soviet Note Charges ‘‘Slander” Against British Government; Hints Ficures of Total Men Under Arms

Says Moscow      New. Note: Protests’ Slander; but Hints “Readiness to: Discus: Mator: Differences”:

Russia Ready To Count Guns With the Wesf  Soviets Give Army Data Far Below Tha

Russians Hint They'Il Reveal Troop Figures   Soviets Claim West 1s Arming to Teeth While They Are Not

Attlee Wants Huddle Before Crossing 38th   Eden Calls For Pledge To Defend Tito’s Yugoslavia

BRITISH DEBATE KOREAN ISSUES   Atlee For Consultatior Before Crossing 38th Parallel

Attlee Desires Confabs on Crossing Line  Achc ia wr , eee ee   Asks U.N. Conclave Before Attack Passes Parallel 38

Attlee Demands Conference On Korean Strategy  Prime Minister Raises Issue Of ' 38th Parallel

Attlee Seeks Consulfations On 38th Lunge   Eden Calls For Pledge To Defend Yugoslavia Against Russia

AREMILIN. BACKERS REPORTED QUSIED AN CZECH SHAKEUP    Communist Party Reshuffle i Regarded Victory For  43 a ee fe

State Lawmakers Begin Their Work   Three Howse Bills, Five Senate Bale Dropped Into Hopper

BILL ASKS CUT IN LIQUOR LOAD   Measure Would Reduce Amount Carried Inte Dry County From One Gallon To One Quart.

CHALLENGES LEGION HEAD   Waldo Stager Seeks T Debate Nelson On Issue

Pro-Western Advisors On Farouk’s Staff   Move Seen As An Effort To Settle Strife With Britain

Farouk May Seek Truce With British   Egyptian King Starts Move For Settlement

FAROUK MIGHT SETTLE EGYPT   King Bolsters Staff With Pro - Western Advisors

Move May Settle British Dispute   King Farouk Places Two New Leaders In  His Palace Staff

It Pays To Have Fun! Brothers Purchase Land  To Hunt, Hit Gas Well

US Asks Slash On UN Expense:   Request Runs Into Immediate Scviet Opposition

Soviets Resist U. S. Efforts to Get Cut In Costs of UN Plan   Diplomatic Source Says West, Russia Agree on Formation of Commission

U.S. Wants to Cut U.N. Cost.   Asks Slash of Share, Says Paying Too Much; Soviet Bloc Objects

‘Industry Group Reports-- $5,000 Income in ‘40 Equa to $9367 a Year Today

 r Hoover Warns Of Increasing Red Activities   FBI Chief Thinks Enemies Of America Will Move Into Intensified Action

Role of Private Citizen Told by J. Edgar Hoover   Red Party Becomes Underground Unit

Hoover Tells Organization’s Role  FBIPs Chief Asks Citizen. Help to Safeguard Security

AID OF ALL NEEDED 10 GUARD U. S$.   J. Edgar Hoover Cites Danger Spots to Watch

DO YOU NEED ONE?  Girl Gets Free Air Ride ‘Till She Mentions Ticket

‘Question of Ticket Interrunts Trip  ‘On Plane by Girl, 11, to California

TTL HOPE. UF BLOCKING FUTURE BAN   House Battling -Over Three Amendments in. Fight Over Controls.

McCarthy Raps Truman Again   Loyal American, He Says, But Controlled

No New Decision To Stop At 38th, Gross Declares   U. N. Command Stands Firm On Its Terms

Gross Denies New Decision To Halt Troops At Parallel  U. 8. Envoy Says U. N. Stands Firm On Cease-Fire Offer Made In Decembe:

House GOPers Confer ‘Today OnThe Budg el   » But There Seems . hide Chauce That Plan Will Be Adopted

Opposition To All Or Part Mounts Rapidly Over Weekend; Civil Defense Ultitnatum May Pro. vide Backdrop   MANUFACTURERS GROUP . HITS CORPORATE TAX

Russ Building Up E. German Army Of 25 Divisions  Stra Gteay Des signed s Ace n Hole It  -. A Bail... F_*a_

Reds Retreat in Central Area But Resist in East   Enemy Even Counterattacks in Mountainous Sector: 100 Allied Tanks Used.

UN Tanks Chase Foein Center   Lut Allies Run into Opposition North of Yanagqu

Communists Making Mass Withdrawals   But in East Central Front, Artillery. Fire By Reds fs Intense .

Not His Fault, Fine Says Of Schoo! Woes   Finance Problems Caused By Others, Governor Asserts

Governor States School Problems Are Not His Faul   Fine Disclaims Any Blam For Financial Ills Of School Districts

Ex-Convict Seen Near Asheville   Killer Is Spotted Near Madisonville

Truckers Lose First Overweight Round   ‘Unloading on Spot’ Rule OK'd by Panel

Asks Bi-Partisan Warning To Reds   Russell Proposes To Let Soviet Know US Has Not Been Divided

Grewster Forecasts Unanimous Agreement Russell Urges Bipartisan Warning to Russia That M’Arthur Quarrel Won't Divide Nation

Russell Proposes To Warn Soviets  Firing Controversy et . Ta es oe  me fua

House Committee Approves Plan to Lower Draft Age ~  New Proposal Would Increase Term Of Military Service to 26 Months

Red China Won’t Talk Peace If ‘Branded,’ India Claims  Rau To Amend Proposed Peace Plan To Call For Cease-Fire Order First

China to Slam Door on Talks Hf ‘Branded’  U.N. Panel Resumes   U.N. Panel Resumes Aggression Debate On Korea Invasion

Father Harbrecht Takes Sick Leave   St. Bridgets Pastor Resigns March 15

Straus Predicts Floods In South Will Speed Missouri Basin Development Program

Straus Believes Floods Will Spur Midwest Project   Reclamation Commissioner Sees Change In Policy Allowing Start New Projects; Plan S. D. Surveys

Galveston Winner Of Royal Pelican Derby Says Churchill Due In Texas

Won International Race     Pelican Envoy at Home: Boasts of Texas Triumph

Used Auto “'xeise Tax “onsidered   Treasury Seeks Wavs To Raise &6 Billion More

Uniform Price  Lids on Cotton   Ceilings Set Both for Merchants and Farmers— Will Reopen the Markets

Price Ceilings Fixed On Cotton   Basic Limit Placed  At 45.76 Cents

Ceiling Clamped On Raw Cotton In Carolina Area   Both Merchant And Farmer To Be Affected

Ceilings Fixed On Raw Cotton  Basic Price of 45.76 Cents c« Pound Set

FE ERE EEE Me ene SRR SN es  Commies Trail  French Ballot Shows Trend to Right

‘Uncle Joe’ Clovese Dies At VA Hospital, Negro Civit War Vet   Pontiac Man Lived Te 107

Union Calls Off Five Day Old Conner Strike   End to Cripping IndustryWide Copper Walkout Assured in Next Few Days

Copper Strike End Seen Sure   Union, ‘Biggest’ Firm Reach Agreement

OK LIMIT OF 4,000,000 IN U.S. UNIFORM   Senate Votes to Place Ceiling on Number in Army, Navy, Marines and Air Ferce.

‘Senate Closely Divided on Measure, Winning Vote 49-4]  CALL 60,000 IN MAY  Army Draft Quota Reduced By “Catching Up” in Far East

VOTE NEARING ON DRAFTING 18-YEAR-OLDS   Attempt Expected To Eliminate Training Plans

49 TO 41 VOTE PLACES LIMIT AT 4.000.000   Army Reduces May Call To 60.000 Men

4-Million Man Limit On Army   Senate Takes Action In Course of Debate On Military Training And Service Proposal

4-Million-Man Limit on Armed Forces Approvec  Senate Gives Okeh - In 49 to 41 Vote

Senate Votes to Put Lid on Armed Forces   4,000,000-man Limit Approved 49 to 41; Draft Call Reduced

ARMED FORCE LIMM OF 4 MILLION GETS SENATE APPROVAL   Passes 49-41 After UMS] Backers First Oppose Any Size Restrictions

so AAT CALL 60,000 IN MAY  Army Diaft Quota Reduced By “Catching Up” in ~ Far East

OK LIMIT OF 4,000,000 IN U.S. UNIFORM   Senate Votes to Place Ceiling on Number in Army, Navy, Marines and Air Force.  Cisenesencee

Truman Takes Poke At Taft Proposals   THE GREAT DEBATE 3. Is There an Administration Policy?

Armed Foree Cut Foolish, Truman Says   Tals Penny-Pinching Proposal To Slice Military Blasted

Truman Assails Taft's Suggestion For Cutting Size of Armed Forces

Truman Raps Idea Of Cut  In Manpower   Calls Taft Proposal ‘An Invitation To War’ With Russia

Farm Prices Remain Free In Proposal   Rollback Substitute Plan Turned Down On Voice Vote

HOUSE VOTES TENTATIVE TO FREEZE WAGES AND PRICES, EXCEPT FARM. FOR 120 DAYS

Salesman Says He Will Finish 40-Day Fast On  Jan. 23 ‘in a Breeze’

Man, 65, Now In 86th Bay of Fas   arand Jury Asks\Ma odictment of 16136   Salesman Says He Will. Finish 40-Day Fast On Jan. 23 ‘in a Breeze’

Fast German Reds Threaten to Impose New Berlin Blockas  Communist Youths Boasting They Will ‘Storm’ West Zone

Voters Will Today Pick  Aldermen  PR.1e Will Be   Polls Will Be Open From 9 AM. Until 7 P.M.

Aly’s Lawyers See Chance Of Reconciliation   FBI Checking Into Whipping In Mississippi

DARING RESCUE MISSION ~ Local Man Helps Save ~ Downed Fighter Pilot

150 Persons Die in Alpine Avalanches   Switzerland Hardest Hit With 75 Dead

161 Persons Killed In Four Countries  By Snow Avalanches Hundreds Missing

148 Persons Killed In Snow Slides In Four Alpine Countries In Europe

150 Die In Alps In Avalanches In 4 Countries   Austrian Police Rescue 198 On Slopes Of Mountain; Snow Continues

Slides Entrap 200; Hundreds Missing   Whole Villages Buried, Families  Entombed By Jucvernauts of Snow

Avalanches Of Snow Kill 150 Persons   Hundreds of Others Reported Missing In Four Countries

Four Are Killed In Plane Crash  Accident Occurs In Mexico City Area

Brooklyn Tax Collector Fired   Resignation Asked ‘for Good of Service’

FOR K. U. SERVICES   The Rev. Walter H. Traub Will Deliver Baccalaur-   eate Address

\Korean War Allies Due to Start New Inquiry This Week Into Possibilities of Early Negotiated Peace

Allies to Start Study of Truce   Top Officials Believe Situation Favorable

Allies To Open  Inquiry Into  Peace Prospects Only Barrier  Ig Stubbornness Of Chinese Reds

US And Allies Begin Korean Review In Effort To Find Road To Real Peace

Chink Plans Only Barrier To Negotiation   Western Nations Meet This Week For Plannina Session

Allies Seeking Possible Road To Peace Now   Wil Try to See If Reds Are Ready; UN Forces Smash Deeper Into North Korea All Along Twisting Front.

Possibility Of Korean Peace Under Inquiry   Communist Plan For Total Victory Still Remains As Obstacle

U.S.. Allies Will Review  Peace Inquiry   To Study Possibility Of Early Settlement Of Conflict in Korea

Grange Chief Predicts Meat Rationing Soor  Roliback Will Cut Supply, He Says

Rationing of Meat Believed Possible   Nation Grange Master Predicts Price Controls  Will Force New Action

Grange Leadex Asserts Meat Rationing Due      jewsour Says Present Price Control Set-Up . Due To Foree Action

Granger Predicts  Controls Will.  Force Rationing Says Rollbacks Will  Increase Buying, Bring Shortage

Sees Meat Rationing  By Controls   Grange Head And Others Find Fault With U.S. Prograw

Grange Master Sees Rationing Of US Meat Soor   Predicts Present Controls Program Will Force Action

MEAT RATIONING BEING FORECAST   Master Of National Grange Predicts It Under Present Government Price Control Program.

in Cattle Controis  Meat Rationing Predicted By National Grange Master

Meat Rationing Resulting From Controls Seen  Newsom Says Slash   Newsom Says Slash To Increase Consume: Buying And Shortage

Grange Head Says: System Of Controls Cuts Supply  "Rationing Forecast ‘If Ceiling On Meat   Rationing Forecast If Ceiling On Meat Costs Is Maintained

Grange Leader Claims Controls Mean Rationin¢   Testimony ,Of Farm Head On Prospect For Ment Contradicts OPS Chief

Rationing of Meat Believed Possible   , Nation Grange Master Predicts Price Controls Will Force New Action   $400 And Faith Founde: Notre Dame University

Opinion Is Meat Ration Will Follow   National Grange Master Predicts Buying Power Will Outstrip Supplies in Nation   Committee Divides   Part of Membership Is to Review Defense Production Act

in Cattle Controls  Meat Rationing Predicted By National Grange Master  : 5     l

‘Meat Rationing Coming -Newson   Grange Leader Says Price Controls Make It Necessary Soon

Master of National Grange Predicts Controls Will Force Meat Rationina

National Grange Master Sights Rationing of Meat Shortly Under Price Rollback Program

Administration Seeks to Increase Tax Bill Vofed By Senate Committee

Planes Invade, China Reds Say  Peiping Radio Claims Coast Area Strafed

Bridgman Resident Hit On US . 12   Mes. Landgrat Struck As She Crosses Road

WOMAN STRUCK BY CAR. DIES   Mrs. Anna Landgraf Of Bridgeman Is Hit  Crossine US-12

CITY MUST ACT ON PROPOSAL  Traffic Group Okays Plan Fo Two One-Way Avenues Here

Fire Levels 8 Buildings   Main Street of Evansviile Hit By Major Blaze

8 BUILDINGS IN BUSINESS AREA LEVELED   Blaze Starts In Drygoods Store, Sweeps Both Side: Of Main Street.

Eight Buildings Destroyed, Eight Others Damaged   Blaze Fanned by Vind Burns on Both Sides Main Street

Atomic Tests Hailed for Eventual Data on Hydrogen Bomb   Stronger Blasts Also Help Defense; Pilotiess Planes Placed Under Fire

Eniwetok Tests Of Great Value In Atom Field   Civil Defense Data Against Attacks Provided at Atoll

Po River Floods Make 200,009 Homeless   Blast Open Dikes to Relieve Pressure.

Navy Produces Guided Missiles   Fleet Scon to Use the New Weapons

Acheson Opposes UN Ouster Of Russia   Sec retary Say s Soviets Conduct Proves Communism Is Threat To Peace

Chiang’s Fall Directly Put To ‘Mistakes   Criminal Tax Fixed To Red Regime At Hearing

Dispatches From Moscow Indicate Russians “Fear West German Army Will Seek Revenge

German Army s Stalin's Big Worry   Claim Reds Will Fight  Eisenhower Proposals

Stalin Also-- °°.) =-Has Worries Russia Fears Strong Rearming of Germany

OPDYKE SOLDIER KILLED [) °.2REA, PARENTS LEAR   Pfc. Edward Hasten Richard. son, 22, Dies in War On July 12.

OPDYKE SOLDIER KILLED IM .°REA, ~ PARENTS LEARP   Pfe. Edward Hasten Richard.  goh,. 22, Dies in Wor “On July 12.

TO SPEAK AT KU   Chicago Daily News Foreign Correspondent Here  Oct. 26-27

Korean War In Brief   (By The Asaociated Press)  KOREAN FIGHTING FRONT

FAVORABLE REPLY IS EXPECTED SOON FROM RED CHIEFS   Conferences Delayed Pending Foes’ Answer to Riduway Message   RED ATTACK REPULSED   Battle Rages for 3 Hours After Enemy Troops Stab into Allied Lines

Allied Envoys Await Neutrality Guarantee  Return of United Nations Delegation to Karan Indicentec Favorable Renly Expected

UN, Truee Team back to Korea to Await New Talks   No Word From Communists But Apparently ii Is Expected

Truce Team Waiting for Red Reply   Up to Communists Whether Cease-Fire Talks Are Resumed.

Favorable Red Reply Expected   Allied Truce Team Leaves  Tokyo By Plane For: Korea .

Favorable Red Reply Expected To Come Today  Resumption of Parley Depends On OK of Terms

McCarthy Blasts State Tax Policy   Inconsistency Charged In Assessment Muddle

ILLINOIS IS HARD HIT BY SNOW, ICE   Traffic Slowed and Many Schools closed by Snowstorm, With More Predicted Tomorrow.   ® POWER OUT IN CITY OF LITCHFIELD   Taylorvilie Also Has Lines Down, Chicago Warmer Than Cairo in Freak Weather.

Blaze Covers City Block—  Million Dollar District Fire iLeaves One Dead, Six Injured

Taft Praises Acheson For Stopping Russians At ‘Frisco Conference

73 MEN MISSING AFTER CAPSIZING OF NAVY LAUNCK   However, Several May Have Only Overstayed Leave, ‘Navy Says.

Navy Lists 23 Men As Missing After Launch‘s Disaster   Two Sailors Known To Have Drowned In Churning Water

Experiment Not Over  Two Bachelors And Two Women To Float On Raft

BOOST K. U. FEES   Action Taken by Board o! _ Regents in Topeka Yesterday

Slayer Executed By Firing Squad  End Longest Murder Case In Utah History

GUERRILLAS KILL 49 CHINESE REDD   SINK COMMUNIST WARKSHIP AND SEIZE QUANTITIES OF FOO AND ARMS,

DISASTER HITS LARGEST SHAFT IN THE WORLD   Flames Are Raging Through Mine Near Frankfort, Iliinols

30 Missing Men Trapped  In Illinois   39 Survivors of Tragedy in World’s Lareest Shaft Mine

Sheriff Says Toll May Hit As High As 75   16 of 39 Survivors Injured; Rescuers Battle Against Gas

Acheson Calls Russian Might Great Danger   Secretary Makes Grim Analysis of Communist Power   TITRYTAT PASSPY

Danger Greater Than Realized, Detroiters Told   Communist Forces “Have 20,000 Planes, Secretary Reveals

Nine Million Men, Big Air Force Faced   20,000 Soviet Planes Buttress Force, Acheson Says

Little Hope for Proposal to Place Sales Tax vs. Income Levy Issue on Voter Ballot

State AFL, ClO Rap Proposal   Labor Organizations Face Losing Fight In Blasting Administration

Dems Rebuke  Sen.Schmidton  Publicity Blast   Milwaukee Group Says Members Must Stop Public Quarreling

Acheson Warns  Aid To Europe  Is Necessary  Action After It Ts Attacked, He Says, Is ‘Suicidal’

Acheson Gives Warning For ‘European Aid   Secretary Of State Claims That If U. S. Hold: - Back Troop Support Until After Attack, ‘It May Mean Suicide For All .

Acheson Warns Not to Delay Action   Says Holding Back Troops Might Mean “Suicide” for All.

Acheson Tells Congress Troop Delay May Be Suicide   Secretary Cautions U. S. Lead in Atomic Weapons Race Limited: Sees Trouble Ahead

Acheson Says Holding Back Aid Suicidal   Secretary Cautions: ‘That Events May Be Leading To Explasion 

Troops Needed In Europe Now,  Acheson Warns  Spain and Other May Be Included Secretary Says

Must Send Force Over —Acheson   Warns It Might  Mean Suicide Not To Aid Europe

Acheson Urges Troops Be Sent Abroad  - Gen. Bradley Says  More Forcrec   Gen. Bradley Says More Forces Needed in Europe

APPEALS iV NEV)  Truman Says Arms Reduction Plan a ‘Foolproof’ Proposal

TRUMAN URGES DISARMAMENT   Confronts Kremlin With ‘Foolproof’ Plan For World Peace

Official Washington Skeptical of Favorable Russian Reaction to Disarmament Proposal

Hopes Slim For Favorable Action On Plea   Russians Probably Will Ignore Truman Plea

Truman Ur ges Russ Support To Arms Plan   Official Circles Are _ Skeptical; Proposed By U. S., France, Britain

Washington Skeptical Of Red Reaction   Officials in Capital Believe Chances Are Slim That Russia Will Accept Plan

Allies Sending Proposal to UN   Reds Turned Down Other Plans Calling for Arms Inspection

“Foolproof Western Plan For Disarmament Is Offered Kremlin   President Makes Urgent Appeal To Soviet Russia To Accept Program

3-Point Idea Is Suggested  By President   Proposal Calls For Inventory Of All Armies And Armaments

Truman Asks Russians fo Endorse Plan   President Goes All Out for Program as Drafted by Big Three For UN Adoption

Truman Puts Forth U.S. Plan for World Disarmamen  Urges Kremlin to Accent: Sunnorts   Urges Kremlin to Accept; Supports Plan Before U.N.

Russia Challenged To Work Sincerely For Korean Peace   Red Foreign Minister Heaps Ridicule on Proposal Then Presents Soviet Substitute

Ridgways Headquarters Probing Exaggerated’ Story on Slain Captives

Release Surprises Washington, Field Commander, Too   Sih Army Officer Made Statement

WAS IT EXAGGERATED? . . .WASIT AUTHORIZED?  Top-Level Massacre Report Inquiry

Sth Army  Probes POW News Story   Spokesman Says Atrocity Number  May Be Lowered

General Ridgway Had Not Authoirzed Or Planned Publication   Of Any Such Statement For  _* Propaganda Purposes, Claim   042 PRISONERS SLAIN IS CLAIMED

Publicity on Killings Not Authorized   Issuance Amid Critical Armistice Meetings . Jolts Top Brass.

More Tests Of Atom Weapons Are Scheduled   U. $. Develops Some With Bigger ‘Bang’; Progress Reported

U.S. To Step Up Number Of Atomic Tests   AEC Reveals Development of A-Weapons That Have a Bigger Bang

Commission  Says Bigger  “Bangs” Made   United States Now 2nd Largest Producer Of Lranium in World,  Congressmen are Told

Frequent Tests  Planned By AEC   Several A-Weapons Possess ‘Bie Bang’

Atomic Energy Commission Plans More Frequent Tests Of Weapons; A-Powered Subs, Planes Nearer

-H-Bomb Experiments Have Begun  AEC Plans Increase In Testing of Bombs, Dean Tells Congress

AEC Planning Further Atomic Weapons Tests   Board Experimenting On Device to ‘Breed’ New Type of Fuel

PLAN FREQUENT © TESTS OF ATOM WEAPONS INU, S   Developed Bombs Wi  Disclose United Statesr jHa: a Bigger “Bang.”

Increased Atomic Tests Planned; AEC Discloses Stepped-Up Production

PLAN FREQUENT TESTS OF ATOM WEAPONS IN UJ, S.   Disclose United Statesr ‘Ha Developed Bombs Wi a Bigger “Bang.”  a,

AEG Is Planning rrequent Tests Cf its Weapons   Agency’s 10th Semi-Annual Congressional Report Reveals A-Weapons Developed With a Bigger ‘Bang’ in Nevada Tests

More Atomic Tests Planned by AEC; Bigeer Bang Due   Military and Peacetime Applications Are _ Reported Thus Far in 195]

TAX DISPUTE MAY CUT DOWN STATE INCOME   Controversy Between House and Senate Could Mean Loss of $5,000,000.

All the Action Is In Sky in Korea   On the Ground, Troops Just Keep an Eye Open, Wait For Outcome of Talks

30 Communist Jets Attack U. S. Planes; Two Enemy Aircraft Damaged

EASES THE RULES   City Commission Acts te Help Victims of North  Lawrence F]

0,000 Workers Affected By Strike Are Small Part Of {°).000 In South

Rieve Opens Strike Office  ln Greensboro   Union Officials Moking Plans

'UN TANKS AND INFANTRY CHASE FLEEING COMMIES   Eastern End of Front Still Under Red Attack

ALLIED TANKS PURGUE ENEMY TROOPS NORTH   U. $. Second Division Paces UN Advance on Korean War Front.

Chinese Flee Allied Advance On All Fronts   UN Counterattack Closes Enemy Gap in East Kores

Chinese Pull Back Toward  38th Parallel   Counter-Attacking UN Tanks, Tnfantrymen Pursue Enemy Forces

Pulling Back Toward 38th Parallel Line   Allies Pursuing Chinese As They Flee To North

Allies Push Fleeing Foe;  Hangye Falls   Pyongyang Radio Claims 3 South Korean Divisions Being Destroyed

Communists Abandon Costly Drive To Pull Back Toward Old 38th Paralle [Border

Informal Cease-Fire Ends 4 After 24 Hours As Grounds Fighting Breaks Out Again

U. S. Mobilization ‘On Schedule’ ‘At $1 Billion A Month, Chief Savs

Giant Arms  Buildup Told   Report Production Up One Billion A Month

Students Get Another  Deferment  Not to Be Drafted Until Scores On Tests Known

College Student Draft Postponed   More Time Given For Aptitude Tests

Draft Delay ls Ordered For Students   Selective Service Director Instructs Local Boards to Post. pone Inductions Until Tests Are Taken.

( ‘ampusDraft Ts Postponed   To Wait Until Results Of Aptitude Tests, Grades Recorded

Iran Studies  - Sabotage Law   ‘Death Threat Dangles Ove:  —s- Wettons in Oj] Fields

lran Holds Death Threat Law Over Heads Of Britons   Flow Of Oil From Refinery Clogged

GOP Victory [n 1952 Seen By Sen. Taft  _ Ohio Solon Thinks He: Could Be Elected: * Président If Backed

Six European Nations Pool Army Strength   Plan For Military Defenses Is Mapped Out

Doubts Taxes Will Go Up in 1952   Emergency Could Change Picture. However.

Tax Authority Expects No Hike in 1952   Ways, Means Chief Lists Blocks to Revenue Increase

Barring -Emergconcy eee  Housé- Tax Official: Doubts Any Federal: fnovease in 10S

No New Taxes Forecast For Coming Year   President's Budget And Fiscal Progrem For 1952 Awaited

Doubt Is Cast On Tax Rais   Doughton Believes People Are Very Near Limits

NO INCREASE IN FEDERAL TAXES SEEN NEXT YEAR   Doughton Says There May Be Cutback In Military Spending   ELECTION YEAR TO INFLUENCE SOLONS

HOLDS 1902 TAA BOOST UNLIKELY   DOUGHTON SAYS ANY EF: FORT TO HIKE LEVIES WILL RUN INTO TROUBLE.

Doughton Doubt 02 Tax Increase   But He Adds That This Country Alway: Rises To Emergency

Doughton Discounts Possibility Of Any New Boost In Federal Taxes During Coming Year

DELL JOYCE ARBERDEEN DEADMOND ‘HOSTESSES TO ‘PAST POCAHONTAS CLUB

MRS, ELIZABETH ANDERECK HOSTESS TO PAST POCAHONTAS \CLUB MONDAY EVENING

Defense Costs Will Go Higher, Lovett Reports  sedlinne Vreeb   Outlines Vast Buying Program to Senate Committee

Defense Official Says $60 Billion Request ‘Minimum’  Says Cost of Losses In Korea Will Demand More of Defense Fund:

Seeks Packer Pay Solution   Talks With Labor Leaders Resumed By Economic Chief

Sore Spots Are Ignored By Truman   President Shies From Civil Rites, Taft-Hartle Bill And Brannan  Plan For Party Good.

‘Truman Buries Hatchet ‘With Southern Democrats, ‘Postpones Domestic Issues.

Mr. Truman Burying The Hatchet At Home Amonq Dissatisfied Southern Democrats

ALLIES HURL BACK SIX RED ATTACKS   See-Saw ‘Battle of Hilis  Continues; Rain S'ows Air Assautts

Balk on Gas Tax Changes   House Refuses to 0. K. Senate Amendment And Bill Must Be Revamped

Fighting  Continues Despite Agreement  Cease-Fire Pact Fails Te Stop Battle Of The Jardan

Battle of Jordan Is Renewed   UN-Sponsored CeaseFire Agreement Lasts Three Hours.

Israel, Syria Renew Battle Despite Truce  Cease-Fire Lasts Less Than 4 Hours

UN Cease-Fire Halts Israel Battle Briefly  Each Side Accuses Other of Starting New Border Attacks

Cease-Fire Is Brief In Holy Land   Israel and Syria Renew Fighting; Blame Each Othe:

Unexpected Hitch Prevents Agreemen  On Rail Contract  Negotiations Recessed Shortly After Report  a) Sebeeeiesee , 2 IN ” ERS

W ecther--  Trainmen May Settle Separately   Unexpected Hitch Delay: Final Agreement; Snag On Rules Changes.

Hitch Balks Railway. Pact   Anticipated Agreement At Parley Fades

CALL RECESS AS AGREEMENT NEARLY MADE   Mediation Board Says It Hasn’t Given Up Hope Yet.

Van Fleet Says UN Has Won “Great Victory’ But Red Jets Could Jeopardize It

Major Vietor ny In Korea, Says Gen. Van Fleet   Growing Communist Air Foree G     ayes! Now E       tstiner

Only Five of 42 Men on Board Two Vessels Picked Up Alive; Others Missing

Coast Guard Begins Investigation of Ship Collision That May Have Cost 39 Lives

@ Tankers Limp To Port After Crash Killing 39   Fire Burst Out Like An Explosion, Soys Surviver of One Craft

Ship Collision Death Toll 17; 22 Missing   Coast Guard Plans To Open Probe at Mobile Monday

Power Shortage Crippling Japan   Critical Situation Blamed On Drouaht

Yanks Again Forced To Surrender Hill   “Heartbreak” Hill is Won and Lost in Bloody Fighting Near Yanggu, Korea

Yanks Lose Bitter Fight For Peak   ‘Four Gi's Take Hill But Commies  Recapture [t+

Nick Anzalone Is Prosecuted.  InU.S. Court   Opening OF His Case Delayed, However; Attorney Is Absent

Defense Council! Delayed In Pittsburgh By Appearance Before Supreme Court In Another Hearing   DEFENDANT LIVES IN NORTH BELLE VERNON

Caudle Reveals Price Discounts   Ex-Assistant Attorney General Also Relates North Carolina Threats

Justice Department— Tax Case Files to Be Open to Investigators Ex-Revenue Chief Tells == Of North Carolina Hatred:

Miles-Long UN Column Splits  Chinese Armies   Eighth Army Is On Offensive Across Entire Front, Gen. Van Fleet Says; Tells News Reporters There Is ‘No Limitation’ As To Where U.S. Army Will Go

UN Forces Cross 38th For Third Time In Conflict   Kighth Army On Offensive With No Limitations, Yan Fleet States; Powerful Armor Leads The Yanks

Allies Smash Across Parallel For Third Time  UN Tank Column   UN Tank Column On W. Central Front Captures Chunchon

No Limit How Far They'll Go   8th Army on Offensive Across Entire Front}. ~ Chinese Armies Split"

Crash Through Reds Shattered Lines In Two Places, Unopposed   Eighth Army Takes Offensive; “No Limitations To Its Destiny,” Says Gen. Van Fleet.

Temperatures   Fleeing Chinese Commies Split by Miles-Long Column in Twin Crossing

Allies Cross 38th Parallel For Third hird Time  V/s. Ha ne,   Wedge Driven in Fleeing Chinese On East Front

One Armored Column Pushes After Fleeing Communist . Thirteen Mites; Chuachon Again Captured. oe

No Limit  To Advance Of Allies   38th Is Crossed In Two Places by Advancing 8th Arm’

Marks Third Crossing In Korean War   Eighth Army On Offensive Along Its Entire Front

8th Army on Offensive All Across Front; General Declares Allies Will Continue to  Pursue Enemy With No Distance Limitations

MC FARLAND QUITS   Topeka Schools Chief Resigns Following Board Elections

(Continued on Page 3} MARCH OF DIMES —   GOP Chairman Assails Loveland Appointment?

Foe Is Caught by Surprise By Second Air Jump of War; Main Escape Road Blocked

thousands Land Behind  Enemy Lines Ridgway Personal; Leads Surprise U. S. Maneuver

Americans Land 20 Miles Beyond City  And Cut Main Road; 3 Divisions Advance

Daily News Index   60,000 Reds Stranded North Of Seoul by GI Paratroopers

Airborne Move Follows Attack North of Seoul   Troops Drop 20 Miles Bevond Allied Front: Red Forces Surprised

‘Chutists Drop Behind Red Lines  ,000 Reds Suid To Be Cut Off By

About 60,000 Reds In Trap North of Captured Seoul   Waves of B-26 Light Bombers Saturate Area With High Explosives, Big Fire Bombs and Machinegun Fire.

Drop Back Of Enemy; Trap Ready   Brilliant Work Carried Out Under Ridgeway

Escape Highway Cut By Airborne Troops   Brilliant Maneuver Led Personally By Genera Matthew Ridgway ~~ Enemy Caught Completely By Surprise

t. Gen. Ridgway Personally Leads Brilliant Maneuver That Takes Enemy Completely By Surprise North Of Seoul

Paratroopers Led By Gen. Ridgway; 3 U.N. Divisions Gain in New Push North of Seau]

MAIN ESCAPE ROAD NORTH OF SEOUL IS PIIT BY AMEPIPANS   Thousands of Paratroopers, Rangers Spread Out 7 Miles from Paratle!   OPEN NEW OFFENSIVE   Gen, Ridgway Personally Leads His Men in Brilliant Maneuver

Seek to Cut Off 60,000 Chinese Below the 38th   Thousands of Americans  Seize Escape Route Ahnwea Ganul

Allies Close  Pinecer   Gls Spread Out, Trap Reds Between Two U. N. Drives

Thousands Drop Behind Enemy Battle Lines  Frontal Pressure Kept On Foe While Rangers

 THOUSANDS OF PARATROOPS DROP BEHIND MAIN CHINESE ' ESCAPE HIGHWAY IN KOREA

Thousands of U.S. Paratroopers Spread Out Along Flatlands Near Imjin River  Maneuver Led By Gen. Ridsewa,y

Taft's Answer To HST Asks: Middle Course   10-Year Program Is Suggested; Senator Says He'll Sit Down To Map New Plans

CONGRESS SHOULD PASS ON POLICY   Senate Vote Looms on Barring Sending Troops Abroad Until Foreign Policy is Set.

Ten Year Plan, Taft Suggestion   Would Prepare U.S. For Threat Without Destroying Economy

TAFT CALLS FOR TEN YEAR PLAN OF PREPAREDNESS   EVERYONE CONFUSED, WANTS CONGRESS TO WORK OUT PROGRAM

Taft Outlines ‘Middle-way’ Crisis Prograrr   Senator Proposes Preparing Without Upsetting Economy

TAFT FOR TEN-YEAR  PROGRAM   Republican Leader Urges Middle Course for War Preparedness Without Scuttling Nation’s Economy.    CONGRESS SHOULD PASS ON POLICY   Senate Vote Looms on Barring Sending Troops Abroad Until Foreign Policy is Set.

‘Yes or No’ Choice as to Foreign Police ’   Taft Asserts Few Alternatives Are Presented

Middle Course Program Urged  Taft Offers [0-year Plan to Prepare U. S.

Would Gird  Arms, Keep Economy Up   Ohioan: “We Ought To Know Where We're Going, Don’t.”

DIES WHILE TEACHING SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS   Harry Hudson Starry, 73, York Springs RK. D. 1, Fatally Stricken At Chestnut Grove Church

$116,000. Trust Fund and 200 - Pound Birthday Cake for Middleburg, Amputee

Two Persons Killed In Racing Accident  Spectotors Fatally Injur. ed, Five Others Seri wevewlex Mivim

Army To Limit Boost To 1”, Cents   . Promised 6-Cent Increase To Be Considered After Panel Reports

Army to Deny Pay Raise To Rail Workers   Action Limiting Wages May Have Serious Effects

Rail Wage Increase _ Limited to 114. Cents —  Promised 6 Cer wwe thWbwTe gem e   Promised 6 Cents Would Put Raise Above Ceiling,  Tohnston Rules

Johnston Says Full : six Cents an Hour Would Be More Than Wage Freeze Allows; N. Y. Central Laying Men Off.

Wage Freeze Curtails Rail  Pay Increase  1,000,000 Workers Get Only 112 of 6c Offered; New Board

Six-Cent Wage Boost for Rail Workers ls Out   Johnston Says It's More Than Can Be Given Under Freeze

Million to Get Cost of Living  Raise of 1 Ae   Serious Repercussions Seen by Union Leader; Special Board Named

i Wage Agreement Out  Million Rail Workers to Get 1.5 Cent Boost Instead of 6.5

ARMY REFUSES G-CENT RAISE FOR WORKERS   [Stabilization Limit: + Halt Hike; Union { Warns of Trouble

RAIL WORKERS WON'T RECEIVE PROMISED PAY   Wage Freeze Permits 1'c Raise Instead  Of Planned Six Cents

Millions Cheer MacArthur In Chicago Demonstration   MacArthur Pledges Fight For Positive Asia Policy

Chicago's Show Tops All Others   General Honors Heroes of Bataan

Communists Trying to Win Cheap Military Victory at Conference Table in Korea

Income Tax Bill Polished For Assembly Action  Democratic Leader Dent Claims Levy ~ Is Unnecessary

Gov. Fine Summons Top House 1 And Senate Chiefs for Final  , Conferences on Tax Measures

Uncensored Love  Romance Blossoms Between ! _Corressondenits, Copy Chopper

Uncensored Love  Kemance Blo cssoms Between Corressondents, Copy Choppers

Actual Armistice  May Be in Sight Outcome Rests Squarely  On Reds, Allies Announce

Armistice Seen If Communists Are Sincere  UN Headquarters Say Truce Question Rests   UN Headquarters Says Truce Question Rests On Reds’ Shoulders

Actual Truce Now Possible, Allies Declare   Armistice Basis Rests on Reds Proving ‘Sincerity’ of Purpose

UN Delegation to Informal Talks Apparently Offers Compromise; Official Report Says Situation Now Resting on Reds’ Shoulders

Threats and Hopes Mark Truce Talks   “Armistice May Be ir Sight” If Reds Are Sincere. Report.

Committees Study Maps Third Day   Announcement Says Decision  Rests On Reds«

PRODUCTION LAG NOT DANGEROUS COMMITTEE SAYS   Lawmakers Critical Of Subcommittee For Adverse Report   TOP MOBILIZATION OFFICIALS PRAISED

GROUP LAUDS PROGRESS OF DEFENSE JOB   Takes Issue With Report Charging Dangerous Production Lag.

Committee Lauds Mobilization Job   Praises Officials; Challenges Report Of Dangerous Lag

SENATE-HOUSE GROUP PRAISES DEFENSE PLANS   TAKES ISSUE WITH RECENT REPORT OF DANGEROUS LAG

Congress Group Praises Fine Production Job  Committee Refutes Defence Chiof's [das   Committee Refutes Defense Chief's Idea Production Lagging

Outstanding Mobilization Job Cited   Directly Opposite View Expressed Last Week By Another  Canaraccianal Graun

Senate-House Group Praises  Defense Work   Joint Committee Sharply Challenges Contention Of Other Group That Output Laes

 Says Public Being Misled.... Report On Defense Lag Is Challenged

‘It Isn’t So,’ Group Says Of Defense Lag  Report Challenges Earlier One That Hit Mobilization Steps

Congress Body Praises Work On Mobilization   Defense Planners ‘Do Well;’ Lag Report Challenged

Mobilizers Are Praised By Probers   ‘Outstanding Job’ Done By Workers In Government

Commiftee Praises Defense Officials: Raps Lag Report  Strike ‘Happy Medium’ With

Defense Output Held Sufficient By Senate Group   Committee Praised

Record Floods Threaten West  Homes Abandoned Or Upper Mississippi

Cities Prepare For High Water   Preparations Rushed Tc Combat Worst Floods In Mississippi History

Koval Will Make Decision Today   Will Decide Whether To Bring Youngstown Baseball Team Here

Koval Will Make Decision Today  Will Decide Whether   Te Beno Vainswn

Describes Order As lron Curtain Around Agencies   Protect Secreta

Furor Looms Over Truman Censorship  DetabLae Dinecte   Bricker Blasts ‘Disgusting Iron Curtain’

Truman Defense of Secret Information Order to Kick Up Congressional Furor

QIEAT RATION IS ISSUE British Laborites F acing Another Test Of Power:

Karl Warren  Kxpected To  Toss In Hat Replies Today To His Backers

William and Mary President Resigns   Action Follows Sports Scandal

College Chief Resigns Post   William and Mary Sports Scanda! Blame

Cost of Living Index Takes Another Jumy Up to Last Month  Food and Rents Lead  Increase, Clothing g ee on ae Perey 4 SAlpmaner,

MacArthur Saves Parallel Offers No Natural De fense Lines  nem vy ee ee   knem v Continues Fast Withdrawal   CombinedAmerican-South Korean Force Captures Chinese Center

Reds Continue Retreat Toward The 38th Paralle   Allied Troops Send Spearheads North Toward Chunchon

UN Forces Capture Main Chinese Base   Hongchong Falls to Eighth Army as Tanks Near Border

Big Red Supply Base Captured Without Shot      N &pearheads Drive on Chunchon; Sth Army Worth of Seoul

Hongchong ralis As Lroops Continue Advance Toward Old Border At 38th Parallel

—HONGCHONG Big Supply Base Falls To Allies   REDS STILL FALL BACK

Communist Supply Base Captured   Seoul Occupied In Force As Reds Flee  ‘Toward Parallel

Communist Supply Base in Korea Falls to Allies as Offensive Carries to Within Eight Miles of The 28th Parallel.

Hongchong Falls As Tanks Slash On to North   Seoul Occupied By 8th Army; Reds Still Run

Allies Push On Toward Parallel 38   Occupy Seoul in Force And Seize Bastion Of Hongchong.

Other 8th Army Divisions Occupy Seoul In Force, Drive On North All Across 140 Mile Korean Battlefront   WITHDRAWAL TOWARD ' PARALLEL CONTINUES

Yanks Capture Supply Center   Allies Seize Hongchon, Send Tank Forces Slashine Taward Chunek...

Tank Spearheads Slash for Chunchon Near 38th Parallel  8th Army Occupies Seoul In Force, Reds Flee On All Fronts

OPS Permits  Garment Hike   Labor and Material Costs To Be Added

Demo Senator Thinks Acheson Retirement Will Come This Fall  Secretary Testifies MacArthur   Secretary Testifies MacArthur Didn’t Want Demilitarized Zone

Democratic Senator Expects Acheson ‘To Keep His Cabinet Job Until Fall

Solons Credit Acheson With Skillful Job of Reviewing American Policy on China   They Doubt, Mowever, it He Mas Gained Any Support From Amona His Critics

Demo Senator Thinks Acheson Retirement Will Come This Fall   secretary Testifies MacArthur Didn’t Want Demilitarized Zone

Sec. Acheson May Be Out Of Job in Fall   Senator Expects Secretary of State To Remain In  Truman Cabinet

Expects Achesot To Remain Until Next Fall   Democratic Senator Sees Secretary As Liability

\Montana Power Official Declares iGas Importation Necessary to ‘Continue Serving Mining Industry

MT. CARMEL ACE LIKED TO BUZZ HIS HOME TOWN   Destroyer of 5 Red Jets Got Nickname From Saxophone.

Mine Crews Bring Out 28 Of 80 Killed   Many Bodies Dug From Beneath Rock By Tedious Labor

Rescue Teams Bring Bodies Up From 535 Feet Underground: Force Of Blast Shown By Fact That Victims Lying a Mile Apart

80 Said Dead In Explosion  Of Large Shaft   Little Hope Remains For Others Still Below Surface

Rescuers Bring 28 Bodies to Surface, Continue Searching   Many Workers Escape Gas Blast, Fight Way Out of Shaft’s Depths

Explosion Rips Shait  In Illinois   Many Bodies Buried When Tunnels Fall

Industry Will Not Walk out OnNewAgency   Wage Board To Appease Labor May Bring Solution

Proposal for New WSB Get:. Approval Of Union Group; Packer Workers May Strike

NO WALKOUT PLANNED ON DISPUTES   Industry Opposes New Authority But Is Against Boycott

Business Gives Reluctant ‘Yes ‘To Wage Plans   Management Would Place Limit on Labor Issues Up to WSB Decision

BlG BUSINESS OKS MODIFIED COMPROMISE   Industrial Chieftains Present Views On  New Wage Board

SNYDER SAYS IT THO 9 MONTHS 0 GET FINNEGAN qniT   Testimony Clashes With Tha’ of Ex-Collector Who Said Truman Urged Him to “Stay On.”   (REPEATED REQUESTS IMADE FOR RESIGNATION   Treasury Chief Asserts First of These Was Made After Rumors About Conduct   of Office.

Finnegan's Testimony Is Disputed   Snyder Says His Resignation Was Frequently Uraed

Cut Down Reds in Dark  Radar Technique Makes Night Bombing Effective in Korea

Allied Tanks Shoot Up ‘Kumsong and Withdraw   Main Body of Attacking UN Force Reported Les: Than Two Miles From Red Stronahold.

M-46 Pattons Shoot Reds Stronghold In Vital Junction City   Tanks Rake Enemy Positions For Full Hour Under Heavy Artillery Fire, Escape Unhurt

Shoot Up Vital Town, Then Leave Without Suffering A Casualty   Two Tank Companies Then Regroup Outside City To Support Allied Infantry Stilt Fighting For Hills South Of The City; Few Red Troops in Kumsong

Allied Tanks Enter Kumsong, Vita Red Road Junction   Armored Units Blast Town, Withdraw

UN Tanks Push Into Kumsong   Rest of Allied  Forces Less Than Two Miles From Burning Fortress

UN Tanks Smash Into Shattered City of Kumsong   Troops Take Red Posts, Withdraw Without Casualty

Revenue Commissioner Faces Some Surprises  INSIDE WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff Of The Scripps-Howard Newcnoanerc

Republicans Pick Chicago As Site Of ‘52 Convention, Praise M ‘Arthur

U.N. Troops Wreck Port In Retreat   Heavy Communist Traffie Reported By Allied Pilots

News Day, Night   Red Masses Seen Moving  To The Front   Allied Lines DrawnAround Escape Highway 55 Miles From Seoul

Attempt to Trap Part of Eighth  Army at Wonju   Seoul in Flames: Port of Inchon Blown Up. Alter Evacuation

Chinese Drive For Highway Center East of Seoul   Airmen Report Heavy Enemy Reinforcements Moving Up Fast Toward Wonju from Chunchon

 — PASS SEOUL — Big Enemy Buildup Is  Under Way   HIGHWAY HUB IS OBJECTIVE

Swarming Chinese Reds Try Klanking Attack Designed  To Cut Off UN Eighth Armv

Reds Closing In Fast — On Main Retreat Routé   U.N. Retreat In Korea No Rout, Says Army

Swarms Of Chinese Red Troops Threaten Wonju, Important Point In Allied Withdrawal Movements —Perhaps 210,000 Men Moving From Chunchon Area Toward City With Apparent Aim To Destroy United Nations Forces There

Reds Peril Key Point of Escape   210,000 Chinese Believed Pushing Toward Allies

HEAVY ENEMY REINFORCEMENTS ARE MOVING UP   Four South Korean Regintents, Trapped Behind Red Lines, Break Through To Reinforce Allied Defense At Wonju; U.N. Planes Blast Foe.

Chinese Hit For Wonju In Big Smash   Communists Rush More Men; Inchon Evacuation Complete

Enemy Throws 110,000 Into Wonju Battle  Retreating UN Army In Decnerate Race

Seven Armies Move On’ Highway City Of Wonyu   APPARENT AIM IS TO DESTROY UN FORCES NEAR CITY, CUT OFF EIGHTH ARMY RETREAT

Attempt To Cut Off 8th Army Units   Allies Yield Seoul, Kimpo Airfield And Port Of Inchon To Advancing Enemy

Grim Race To Reach Wonju    Chinese Reds Pushing Swiftly South in Central Korea May Bottle IIn Yanke Relaw Seoul

Swarms of Chinese Continue Push ‘Southward: U.N. Retreat Orderly

Aim fo Destroy And Trap U.N. Troops in Retreat   Wonju Threatened By 210,000 Reds, More are Coming

REDS TRY 10 BLOCK ALLIED ESCAPE ROAD   Seven Communist Armies Move Toward Wonju in Effort to Cut Off Retreating Yanks.   EIGHTH ARMY IN DESPERATE RACE   Gen. Ridgway Says Retreat From Seoul is Dwarfed by Tragedy of Fleeing Koreans.

Swarms Of Reds Push Southward Toward Woniju   Apparent Aim Is To Cut Off Eighth Army Units Retreating From Seoul

Today's Sky   Seven Red Armies Drive To Cut Off 8th Army Retreat

210,000 Communists In 7 Armies Moving Toward Highway Hub   Four So. Korean Units Break Trap   Chinese May Swing To West Against Forces Fleeing From Seoul

Reds Trying To Cut-Off 8th Army's Retreat From Seoul   Clamp Censorship On All Disatches

U.N. RETREAT CONTINUES Report Seven Communist Armies Moving Toward  Allied Escape Center

SEVEN ARMIES CLOG ROADS TO WONJU   ‘U.N. Forces Blast Inchon - Docks, Leave By Sea   ~ ALLIED PLANES.   Bombing Seoul And Kimpo; South Korean Divisions Reach Safety

Seven Chinese Armies Head “for Wonju to Cutaff ighth Army  SEOUL, STILL os Enemy  ~ Follows  of North ‘ate  _ in First Drive 

Heavy Enemy Reinforcements Moving Up   Attempt To Seal Off Eighth Army Units Developing

Skill in Retreat Is U.N. Hope   Red Army Threatens Wonjyu, Important Highway Center  With 210.000 Troon:

seven Armies Move Toward  Wonju Junction Drive Could Cut Off . U.N, Escape From Ruined Seoul

YANK PLANES POUND SEOUL AND AIRFIELD:   Seven Chinese Armies Moving Toward Wonju -

Reds Menacing UN Escape Route Center   Allies Make Skillfu' Retreat From Seoul, Inchon Port

210.000 Enemy Drive on Wonju on Pusan Highway; Could Turn Either Way to Form Pineer on U.N.

Escape Road East Of Seoul Is Threatened  Rad Vahielac Cac   Red Vehicles Clog Hiways; 210,000 Chinese At Front

Allies Speed South Before Trap Threat   Chinese Armies Drive at Road Center In Desperate Race to Cut-off U.N.

Escape Center Threatened By Rapid Assaults  Desperate Race Is Underway: Tragedy   Desperate Race Is Underway; Tragedy Of War Unfolding

Skillful UN Retreat Yields Seoul, Airport In Tough Race   Ridgway Calls Civilian Movement Asia’s Greatest Tragedy

Head for Wonju To Furious Race With Allied Units  Orderly Retreat, _ Evacuation Mark  ....f2 B81 © fit.1.La.

Red Masses Threaten Road Center   Escape Route Cutoff Apparent Aim Of Thousands Of Troops

a knemy Armies Move  Into Region  1,200 Vehicles Are Reported Moving Behind Lines

Encirclement Of U. N. Troops Aim   Army Retreat From Seou! Dwarfed By Tragedy Of Hundreds Of Thousands Of Koreans Unable To Get Away From Reds

SEVEN ARMIES CLOSING IN ON HIGHWAY CENTER   CAPTURE OF WONJU WOULD CUT ESCAPE HIGHWAY TO SOUTH

Swarms Of Red Chinese Push South And Menace Important Center On UN Escape Route

Drive Threatens W onju, Key U.S. Escape Highway   MacArthur Estimates Enemv Force Of 210.000 In Big Push; Reds Drive On  Despite Heavy Losses

7 COMMUNIST ARMIES MOVE TOWARD WONIU   Drive Forward In Attempt To Destroy All UN  Troops In Korea

Pilots Report Heaviest Traffic Yet Observed In Korea Behind Enemy Lines; Four Cut Off Korean Divisions Are Safe.

Vital City Menaced By Chinese   U.N. Troops Take Part in Dramatic Race to New Line

Communists Move Toward Wonju To Seal Off Allies   MacArthur Estimates Up To 210,000 Enemy Troops Plunging For Wonju; Pilots Report Big Build-Up Behind Lines

Allied Pilots See Heaviest Enemy Traffic Of War   Over 200,000 Reds Moving On Wonju To Trap UN Force

Southward Drive Hits at Vital Highway Pivot   Seven Communist Armies Said on Move Toward Front

7 Communist Armies Drive Toward Town   Aim to Destroy U.N. Forces, Wheel West to Cut Off 8th Army

Seven Chinese Armies Moving  Toward Wonju   Heavy Communist Traffic Is Observed Behind Enemy Lines

Key Escape Site Periled By Chinese   Foe Seeks To Destroy Force There and Wheel to West.   (Map on Picture Page.)

Seven Communist Armies Moving Toward Wonju, Vital Road Center   Enemy Hopes to Destroy U.N. Forces There, Then-Try to Cut Off Eighth Army Retreat; Allies Falling Back in ‘Desperate Race’

Swarms Of Reds Push Southward In Korean War   Chinese Communists Now Menace U. S.  Key Base

Everything Going Fine,  Says General   Eighth Army Commander Visits Retreating Army Corps; Reds Menace Allied Escape Routes.

Chinese Troops Menace Wonju, Key Road City  7 Communist Armies Of 210,000 Men Drive South From Seoul

Chinese Troops Pour Down Secondary Roads In An Effort To Cut Off Large UN Units

Wonju Is Next Target In Path Of Communists  UN Troops Make Skillful Retreat

Swarming Chinese Troops Menace Monju, Allied Escape Highway Center East Of Evacuated Seoul

Ra ‘ng To Try To Cat Off Withdrawa!   Ridgway Assures Men That Everything Is Goin: Fine At Front

Chinese Red Troops Push On Road Huh   Seven Armies Swarm South In Attempt To Trap Fleeing Allies

FAILS TO HALT ADVANCE OF UN TROOPS NORTH   Rear Guards Putting Up Stiff Fight  Near Hwachon

Chinese Reds Open Floodgates of Reservoir In Futile Attempt To Half Allied Advance

Allied Planes Damage Two MIG Fighters   Three Day Toll Of Jet Ships Reaches 26; Only One U.N. Craft Lost

—WAR— Planes Join Battle For Korean Hills  Red Fire Slackens After Air Strikes

Red Artillery Blasted by U.N. Fighter-Bombers   84 Jet Planes Mark Third Straight Day Of Aerial Dogfights

Air Force, Navy Planes in Blasts at Red Artillery   Aerial Warfare Intense for Third Straight Day: Little Ground Action.

Communist Fire Slacks Off As Bombs Land   Third Straight Day Of Aerial Fights Over Korea

[RED PLANES DAMAGED   Communist Rail Points and Vehicles the Allies’ Targets

Bombers Hit. Red Artillery   Force Slackening of Com munist Fire in Struggle Fer Heartbreck Ridge

BLOODY GROUND STALEMATE  Allied and Communist Jets Battle Third Straight Day

Good Results Reported In Latest Of Ferocious Aerial Encounters; U.N. Planes Pound Heavy Traffic

Bombs on Reds In Slopes   Savage Attacks In Battering of Artillery in  Eastern Korea

Red Positions Savagely Hif By Air Affack   Aerial Dogfights Roar Again for Third Straiacht Day

Fighters and Bombers Smash Home Savage Attack on Communist Artillery

UN Planes Lash Reds on Ridge  Enamvy Fire Slowed   Enemy Fire Slowed By Savage Attacks

NAVY, AIR FORGE PLANES STRIKE AT REDS’ ARTILLER\   Allied Flyers Alsé Hit Com: munist Rail Points, Truck,  fOermraonipvencdta..

AIRMEN SMASH ATREDS’ GUNS   One American Jet Plane Lost During Three Days’ Fights

Mustangs and Corsairs Silence Red Artillery Along Hearibreak Ridge

Bombers Hit Red Artillery  On Mountain   Red Fire Slacks Off tn Heartbreak Ridge Area as Result

U. S. BOMBERS HIT RED ARTILLERY 84 Jets Tangle   84 Jets Tangle In Continuing Air Battle

DROP FIRE BOMBS ON RED ARTILLERY   Navy and Air Force Planes Attack Heartbreak Ridge Positions; Allied Jet Lost in Battle.

Allied Planes Smash Red Artillery Dug In On Rugged Mountain Slopes   Mustangs And Corsairs Drop Napalm Fire-Bombs And High Explosives

Planes Batter Enemy   Communist Artillery Fire Slackened when Allied Bombers Make Slashing Attack

Savage Raids By Aireratt  Rake Enemy   Foe’s Fire Slackens After Attacks: Reds’ Plane Losses Put At 26

Battle Of Jets Over Korea Goes Into Third Day  Reds Hang Onto Heartbreak Ridge In Heavy Fighting

Air-Tight Wage Freeze ‘Harmful  WSB Report Urges Sensible Controls

Fitth Innine Vankee«   Sixnth Inning (CGiante   Sixth Inning Yankees   Second Innine Yankees«

TEXAS SCHOOLS MAY BE AFFECTED Segregation Issue Is Near Showdown In Supreme Cour'

BEEF PICTURE IS MIXED HERE   Plenty And None Reported But Housewives Are Not Worried

Finger Print Law Asked of Legislature  State Crime Chief  Asks Method For Identification

Boy Scout Camp Salvation Army Ends Big SeasoniTo Seek {4.000 At Mountain Run'ln Fund Drive

Pope Pius Urges Catholics to Pra For World Peace, Inmates Persecuted in Red Prison Camps

Sec. Matthews To Be Diplomat   Reports Say He'll Be Envoy to Ireland

Accepts, Is Report   Officials Say Matthew: Will Go to Ireland as Ambassador

Revealed by McMahon Committee After Closed-Door Parley With Hich Officials

Mews gos  Expressed Editoriaily  By WALTER MENDENHALL   AN OVERSIGHT?

Breathing Spell Wageand Price Freeze Is Voted   House Passes Ban On Further Boosts For Four Months

Unexpected House Vote Bans Raises In Wages, Prices   Four-Months Freeze Hits Administration Plan For Controls

Four-Month Price-Wage Lid Voted   House Would Retain All Ceilings in Effect July 7th.

House Votes July 7 Price, Wage Freeze  Ban Would Continue A Manthe: DiSalle   Ban Would Continue 4 Months; DiSalle Warns Of “Chaos”

Four-Month Bar On Waae-Price Hikes Voted  Lower Priced Farm Cammaritac Wala   Lower Priced Farm Commodities Would Be Exempt in Freeze

UNEXPECTED MOVE WOULD SET CURBS AT JULY 7 LEVEL   DiSalle Says Amendmerit Threatens Chaes in U.S. Economy   IFARM PRODUCTS EXEMPT   Motion to Include Food in -Measure Shouted: Down i on Floor:

Wage and Price 120-Day Freeze Voted by House   Ban Is Favored On Raises Above July 7 Ceilings

Unexpected Stand Taken On Controls   House Votes Ban OnPay-PriceHikes Above July 7 Tops

Put Four-Month Ban On Increase Of July 7 Ceilings   Lower Priced Farm Commodities Exempt From Order

Wage, Price Freeze Voted By The House   Ceilings Of July Seventh Must Stand, Congressmen Decide

HOUSE APPROVES 4-MONTH FREEZE OF WAGES, PRICES   Chamber Votes, 180 to 151, _ to Ran During Period Any Increases Above Ceilings of July 7.   FARM COMMODITIES WOULD BE EXEMP1   DiSalle Predicts Thousand: of Businesses Will Be Forced to Close If Pro posal Becomes Law.

House Places Ban on Wage, Price Boosts   Lower Priced Farm Commodities Would Be Exemnt from Curb

Lustron Plant Proposal Made   Use It for Housing, Committee Urges

OSS I Ses Me Bn Se Oe Oe ae Se oe  Washington Lacks Transportation

Drops Dead Pulling Buel; In To Camp   Was Prominent ‘BIL S porisman, Manufacturer

Fighting Brisk In Some Sectors But Reds Retire   Fncirclina Move  By Reds Blocked By Drive Above Kimpe

REDS FALL BACK ALL ALONG WIDE KOREA WARFRONT   ‘Offer Stiff Resistance at Some Points But Steadily Give Ground   CONVOY LINES SLACKEN   Allied Planes Bomb, Strate Enemy Troops. Supply Concentrations

Double-Barreled Advance ; Allies Regain Ground Lost In Red Offensive

Reds  Retreat Along Entire  Korean Front   U. N. Columns Recapture Nearly Half of Land  VT mwct tn Reaaomy

Northwest of Seoul South Koreans Cross Han and Probe Red Lines South of Kaesong; Several Brisk Actions.

STRONG ALLIED FORCES PUNCH BEYOND SEOUL   Nearly Half Ground Lost In Recent Enemy Drive  Is Recaptured   REDS BUILDING UP FOR NEW OFFENSIVE

Red Forces Continue Retreat on  All Fronts   South Koreans . Are Prominent In Allied Attacks In East and West

Ohio Lawmakers Return Eye 17 Lausche Vetoes   New Slot Machine Measure Becomes Law Without Governor's Sianature

Assembly Goes Back To Cope With 17 Vetoe:   Slots Bill  Becomes Laws Su yversives  Inquiry Approved

—-LEGISLATURE—  Meets Today To Consider Vetoed Bills  Seven Are Turned

Ohio Legislators Back To Wind Up  Assembly Session   Adjournment Today May Be Delayed As Governor Vetoes Measures; Anti-Slot Machine Law Effective Without Sionature

Reds Likely to Reject UN Offer.   Believe Commies Still Want Talks ald in Kaesona

Declares United States Must Avoid Reward For Aggression; Charges Critics With ‘Smear’

Claims U. S. Is Always Willing lo Discuss Peace  Warns a She Can met Pee sibly

Truman Says U.S. Will Talk  ‘Real’ Peace   President Declares America Will Not Appease Aggressor

ESCAPEE CAUGHT AFTER. ACCIDENT   George Thomas Wrecked Stolen Car Near Way nesboro Tuesday

‘American Armored Assault Destroys \Reds' Largest Buildup of Korean War

1000 Chinese: Knocked Out: In UN Assault   ‘Operation Cleaver’ Hits Hard at Big Enemy Buildup

Part Of Largest Red Buildup Of War Is Ruined  American Armored Assaults In Korea Take ‘ait Toll  ry rar A

Freight Boat Sunk In Bay   Ferryboat O’Conor Rams Bay Craft; Ferry Nice Runs Aground In Fog

State Ferry Boats In Two Accidents   One Sinks Freighter Off Sandy Point And Other Runs Aground During For

Rejection To Allied Terms  Seems Certain   Punishment OF War “Criminals Urged; Measure Brordest

Red Radio Answers Proposal   N. Korean Foreign Minister Outlines Plan to End War  On Present Line

Foreign Minister Makes Four-Poin Proposal fo UN   Wants to End Korean War on Present Battleline

Four-Point Proposal   North Korean Pian —  Appears To Be a Rejection of UN Term:

Pak Asks U.N. To End War On Old Terms   Issues Revived; Atrocity Report Called Untrue

Also Demands All Troops Be Withdrawn   Yong’s Proposals Indicaté Rejection Of Allied Offer

Ask °Foreign’ Troop Ouster  Rlame TIN Farecec For Atracitv   Blame UN Forces For Atrocity Aetions: Sugvest War Trials

Make Political Move In Truce Talk Recess   Ask Present War Line, Withdrawal of Troops. ‘War Criminal? Punishment,

Korean Proposal Similar To Early Red Suggestions   Recommendation Provides For Ending War On Present Battleline, Withdrawal Of All ‘Foreign Troops’, And Punishment Of Any ‘War Criminals’

U.N. STILL WAITS ANSWER TO OWN TRUCE PROPOSAL   Red General Pak’s Offer Similar To Other Plans, But Calls For Punishment of War Criminals.

Refer First Time fo ‘War Criminals’  yf ee In bigs zs...   Communist Plan Indicates Rejection Of UN Proposal

Ridgway Calls Buffer At38th  Unsatisfactory   Allies Won’t Retreat From Present Demand; Van Fleet Asserts Eighth Army Now Is “Ready And Fit’”’ To Smash Reds

25th Session Most Critical Of The Series  Eighth Army Ready In Event Of Failure

8th Army Troops ‘Ready and Fit To Smash Reds If Parleys Fail, Van Fleet Savc

Atmosphere At Armistice Parley Tense   Eighth Army Ready To Renew Conflict At Moment’s Notice

Once Again Ridgway Filatly Rejects Communist Demand That Korean Buffer Zone Be Centered On The 38th Parallel

Danger—Kids At Play... Boys Rip Apart: New Home Built In Man’s Spare Time

Horrible Homecoming!  House He Had Build with His Own Hands In Three Year of Labor Is Found a Shambles

Taps Sounds at Korea Graves   Van Fleet’s Messaye Read as Rain Glistens an. White Crosses

Haindrop Heverence——  ‘We Will Never Stop Trying To Thank These,’.. Van Fleet

At A Green Hillside Cemetery In Korea: Soldiers In The Newest Wai Bow Heads In Tribute To Dead

GI's Honor Comrades In Korea Today   Memorial Day Tribute Paid: To Dead Heroes

Gls Pay Korea Memorial Day Tribute To Americans Who Died.In Three Wars

MEMORIAL DAY TRIBUTE PAID   Soldiers Of Newest War Bow Heads In Cemetery In Korea

Soldiers Of Newest War Pay Tribute To Yanks Who Died In Past Conflicts

Memorial Day Is Observed by Yanks in Korea   Tributed To Heroes Of All Wars Paid in Hillside Cemetery

soldiers of Newest War Bow Heads in Tribute To Fallen Buddies, and Honor Dead of Past

Remington Hits At Spy Witness  Says “6 Bentley Had Interect in Cace

Jury Foreman In Remington Case Accused  Defense Says Former . Spy Courier. Promised

Remington Seeks To Link Foreman To Bentley Book   Accused of Perjury, Former Governmental Official Says Foreman Helned Publich Bank

Crewmen Killed In B-29 Blast:  Fouled Chute Traps 3 In Explosion

B-29, Privateer Crashes Kill 8, Hurt 8 Crewmei   Superfort Explodes At San Antonio; Navy Plane Hits Mudflats

Gamblers Seek Relief Checks   Many Going Out Of Busi ness As New U. 5. Tax Law Looms

Big Gamblers Dodge Revenue Offices As ‘Tell-All’ Tax Law Goes In Effect

Lottery Shops in New Orleans Close — Numbers Vendors Apply for Unemployment Pay.   LAS VEGAS CASINOS CURTAIL ACTIVITIES   Cease Taking Bets on Horse Races and Sports Events —Court Test of Law in Prospect.

Still ‘Can Hold Our Own,’ In Battles With MIG Jets, Col. Gabreski Says in Korea

Metal Cylinder Becomes Rocket   Kills Passerby At Atlanta  Thiimn

‘Treasury Boss Gives  U.S. ‘Needs’   Income, Excise Levies Are Urged

Secretary Of Treasury Gives Tax Program  Tells Congress Of Proposed Boosts To Meet Demands  — a2 @&e0485 See eee UL eC OG Oe

Treasury Asking Drastic Increase In Excise Levies   Tax On Autos, Appliances, Tobacco, Gas, Alcoholic Beverages May Skyrocket; New Hikes In Income, Corporation Tax Loom

MANY EXCISE TAX INCREASES SOUGHT.UNDER NEW PROGRAM   Treasurer Lists Hikes Wanted On~ Scares OF Articles

Snyder Urges Congress Act immediately   Ten Billion Dollar Tax Increase Plans Given by Secretary

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Government Mav Tax Food. Rents and Clothing

Six Held For Midnight Fight On Fast Train  ‘Shenandoah’ Delayed By Negro ‘Moslems’

Chinese Hint Rejection  Of Apology   Peiping Radio Blasts Explanation of Strafing as ‘Absurd’

Despite Communist Buildup ‘Since the Start of Cease-Fire ‘Talks Reds Delay Offensive

Feiping Kadio Carries Dispatch from Communist Correspondent at Kaesong to Effect That  Allied Claim of Strafing Being a’ Mistake Is Absurd—Hope of Korean Peace Hancs in Balance

Chances Good Enemy Will Resume Talks   Communists Attacked it East, Western Front Quiet

Peace Hopes Now Hinge On Reaction To Apology   Big Question Is Will The Communists Accept Allied Explanation Strafing Was A Mistake: Red Note Awaited.

Apology  Rejection ‘Is Likely      Red Radio Asserts Allied ‘Mistake’ Claim Ie Absurd.

U.N. Apology Not Accepted   Peiping Hints Ridgway Reply on Strafing Is ‘Absurd’

Hope of Peace Balances Now On Red Reaction to Apology   Ridgway Shows Good Faith Over Strafing, Reds May Insist On Apologies for Alleged Violations U. N. Command Denies

First Hint Is That Reds May Reject Explanation of Allied Strafing of Kaesong Area.  U. N. SOURCES OPTIMISTIC AGAIN

Communist China Radio Hints Red: May Reject Allied Apology For Accidental Strafing Of Kaesong

Allies Await Red Reaction fo Apology For Plane Strafing   Peiping Broadcast Hints Explanation May Not be Acceptable

“Yanks ‘Again -Attack ‘On: “Eastern, Fron its “West?Sector’ ‘Oui

Korean Peace Chances Hang On Red Action   Acceptance or Rejection Of UN Apology for Raid Incident Will Be Crucial Issue

Peace Hope Hinges on  Red Reply   Communists May Want Apologies on 10 Other Charges

Allies Await Foes — Reaction to Apology  Reds May Accept It or Demand Same Reply to Other Charges.

Await Red Reaction To _  Apology Note   Optimism Expressed That Peace Talks Will Be Resumed ; Plane Pilot Unnamed

HOPE OF PEAGE SEEMS TO REST ON REDS’ MOVE   Sources Close To U, N. Command Believe Enemy Will Accept Note And Talks Be Resumed.

May Reject U.N. Apology   Red Radio Calls Allied Strafing Claim ‘Absurd’

KOREAN PEACE HOPES HINGED TO REACTION   Contents Of New . Communist Note Are Not Revealed

Reds Hint  Apology Rejection   Peiping Radio Says Kaesong Strafing Explanation Absurd

DOUBT REDS WILL ACCEPT ~~ UN. APOLOGY   Hope for Peace Talks Hinges On Reply on Kaesong Strafina.

Korean Peace Is Hinged on Reds’ en on pol J  ce. Frey free? _   Sources Close to UN Office Are Optimistic of Talk Renewal  for Truce

‘Mistake’ Claim  ‘Absurd’   So Contend the ‘Commies’ Over Strafing in a Neutral Zone

Kaesong Correspondent for Communists Says Claim of  Allies on Strafine Absurd

Allied Apology for Strafing May Be Reiected by Reds   Peiping Radio Says Claim That Action Was A Mistake Is “Absurd.”

Allies Awaiting Chinese Reaction To UN's Apology   Reds May Demand Apology For 10 Other Charges

Peiping Raaic Blasts Claim   Van Fleet Challenges Communists to Attack

Peace Hope: Balance On  Red Reply.   U.N. Optimistic Over Prospects For More Talks

Await Red Reaction To U. N. Apology For Strafing; Hope Truce Talks Will Be Resumed

Hope for Korea Peace Depends on Red Replies   Allies Send Apology for Strafing Kaesong Zone; Called Mistake

KOREA PEACE HOPE DEPENDS ON RED VIEW OF APOLOGY   Peiping Broadcast Hints Chinese May Reject U. S. Explanation Of. Strafing

Peiping Hints Rejection of UN Apology   Hope for Peace in Korea Balances on Communist Reactior

REDS MAY REJECT STRAFING APOLOGY   Communist Newsman Says Allied ‘Mistake Version ‘Absurd’: Talks Hang in Balance

Red Strong Points ‘Taken By “Marines In Savage Battles   Prospects For Resuming Armistice Talks Seem Brighter, Tokyo Reports

Red Propaganda Making Hurrah Of Kaesong Case   Allies on Attack In Korea--Waiting For Commie Drive

SMUCHT BE DEAD   Reds May Reject Allied Apology For Kaesong Raid

Hints Reds To Reject Apology   Communists May Turn Down U. S. Explanation

HOPE OF PEACE, NEW TALKS TIED TO THEIR MOVE   May Seek Apology On Other Claims of Violatine Free Zone

Allies Await Red Reaction To Apology   U.N, Sources See Chance Of Renewed Talks After Incident

Peace Hopes Balance On Red Reaction         “Allied ‘Apology For Kacsong Strafing Goes Unanswered

UN Apology Is Sent For Strafing Zone   Chances Appear — Good That Commies Will Accept Note On Korea Incident

MISSING GIRL FOUND ALIVE   Oklahoma Teen-Ager Abducted By Reformatory Parolee.

Kidnaped Girl Is Found Alive   Ex-Convict Arrested: Attack Charged by Victim

KIDNAPED GIRL FOUND BY POSSE IN OXLAHOMA   Rescued on Mountain From Ex-Convict; She Charges Attack.

Russia Warns France About German Arms  Says Potsdam Pact And Treaty Of 1944 Would Be Violated

:OU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR AT SRAFFER WOTORS.—<aAd.      nan wor KYW”

Truman Hits GOP Aims In ’52 Race   Party Leaders Plan Yo Buy Election, Capital Meet Hears

McGrath Urged To Go Before Tax Committeg         investigators Cheek= Justice Dept. Files On New York “Fix”

Two Congressmen Call For McGrath To Explain Policy  In Prosecuting Tax Frauds

TWO ASK M’GRATH BE SUMMONED IN TAX FRAUD PROBE   Republicans Want to Ques. tion Attorney General About His Department's Prosecution Policy.   LATTER WILLING TO APPEAR ANY TIME   But He Insists Hearing Be Public—Declares He Promised Investigators Co-operation,

2 Republicans Ask McGrath Be Called Before Tax Probe   Reason For Not Pushing  Levy Fraud Charges a eee

Republicans Demand McGrath Tell Justice Department’s Fraud Policies

Tax Fraud ProbersWant McGrath Put On Stand   Would Question Attorney General About Testimony Given by Caudle

Probers Demand McGrath Explain Tax Case Policy   Attorney General Willing To Appear

G.0,P. Solons Want McGrath. To Face Probe   Seek to Question Attorney General or Caudle Testimony

McGrath Call On Tax Fraud Urged By GOF   Justice Dep't Probes Files For Light On Rumored apie

Republicans Demand McGrath Explain Tax Fraud Policy  Attorney General Offers to Testify But  me 8 me Ps ED i me ee al bd meee One misttan

2 REPUBLICANS WANT M’GRATH TO BE CALLED   Lax Prosecution Of Tax Fraud Cases Disturbs  Investigaters      DEPARTMENT FILES BEING EXAMINED

Peace Pact Delegates Gathering   Acheson Heading U.S. Group On Way To'San Franciseo

Get-Rich-Quick Deals Will Get  Aired By Senate   Schemes Involved Federal Employees Seeking Fast Dollar

Senate To Probe Quick Profit Deals  U.S. Aides Listed In Storage Lease

QUICK PROFITS MAY BE PROBED   Agriculture Department Employes Under Fire For Leasing Government Buildings At Army Camp.

Deals Due For Public Airing  Gram Storage, Mineral Rights Deals In Probe

Quick Profit Deals Under Senate Eyes   Involve Leasing of Buildings, Oil Land By Federal Workers

 Two ‘Get-Rich-Quick’ Schemes in U.S.  Agriculture Department Under Probe

PROBE DEALS. BY AGRICULTURE DEPT. WORKERS   Say Pool Speculated in Oil ond Surplus. Gov't * Property.

Public Hearings Of Quickie Deals Slated by Senate  Agriculture Bureau Employes Involved

Fast Riches Airing Set   Government Buildings Re-Leased In $100,000 Deal

Senate Committee Plan s Thorough Airing  US Farm Department Deals fuvestigated

Full Dress Probe Of Lush Lease Scheme Pending   Group Garners Huge Profits From Buildings

‘Get-Rich-Deal’ May Get Airing Early Next Year   One Involves Lease At Camp Crowder

To Probe ‘Deals’ of Agricullure Dept. Employees   Leasing of Camp Crowder Buildings “Investment Pool” Come Under Fire.

Get-Rich-Quick Deals Of ‘Ag’ Employees Will Probably Be Examined

LS. Cancels All Civil Rights Congress Bail  39 Alien Communiste«   39 Alien Communists Facing Deportation Ordered to Jail

U.S. Acts to Bar Bonds Posted by Front Group   Alien Communists Ordered to Get New Fund or Stay in Jail

HIGHWAY TOLL 555 FOR STATE   Three Fatal Crashes In Iowa; Others Die In Nearby Accidents

AUTO PLUNGE DROWNS FOUR   Bodies Of Three Womer Found, Hunt For Fourth

Pair Arrested At All-Star Game in Chicago Last Night   Third Member Picked Up In Louisville; Accepted Money for Shaving Points in ‘49 NIT Meet

Three Kentucky Basketball Stars Charged in Bribes  Groza, Beard Held In Chicago Probe ¢ il avala limncat

Groza AndBeard Held On Charges Of Takiné Bribes   Barnstable Also Involved; Ex- Basketball Greats . Accepted $500 In Fix

Arrest Alex Groza and Ralph Beard   Former Kentucky Basketbal] Greats Charged With Taking Bribes to Shave Points.

2 Ex-Basketball Stars Arrested   Alex Groza, Ralph Beard Charged With Accepting Bribes to Shave Points

NAB KENTUCKY ALL-AMERICANS IN BB SCANDAL   GROZA AND BEARD ADMIT POINT DEAL IN LOYOLA GAME

—STARS IN NEW CAGE FIX— Groza, Beard Arrested For Rigging Two Games

Groza, Beard, All-Americans Confess Bribes  Third Teammmate Being Held for Fix Qvestionine

Alex Groza, Ralph Beard  Are Nabbec   Stars Confess Receiving $500 in 1949 Contest Dropped to Loyola.

Three Kentueky Piavers Confess Accenting Grites   Beard And Groza, Among Greatest Ever, Are Arrested

ANOTHER CAGE FIX   Three Former Kentucky U. All-Americans Picked Ub in Chicago

Beard, Groza And Barnstable Under Arrest; Say They Tossed "49 Game Against Lovola U.

2 Kentucky Greats Admit To Cage “Fix”   All-Americans Groza, Beard Shave Points For Gamblers’ Money

PRVDE AN UAAOD  CAA Checking Accident That Killed 20 Persons  in Colorado

CAA Board Scours Scene of Tragedy At Colorado Field   Farming Town Residents Plan Funerals for 20 Killed by Airplane

Stunt Plane Kills 20, Injures 17 In Crowd At Flagler, Col., Fete

Worst Small Craft Tragedy  Air Boards to Probe Crash of Stunt Plane

Inquiries on Plane T raged ’ Are Started  Mass Funerals For Some of Score Losing Lives

Boys of the 28th Division Marching In Final Review Before Going Overseas

STORM BATTERS TAMPICO; 1 DEAD, 27 OTHERS HURT   City Flonded as Hurricane Strikes—Power, Telephone Lines Blown Down, Houses Smashed.   BRICKS AND WIRES LITTER THE STREETS   Thousands Tale Shelter in Schools and Other Buildings ~- No Estimate Made of Damage.

Hurricane Hits Tampico;Winds Shatter City   At Least 1 Killed, 27 More Injured; Damage Extensive

Hurricane Hits Tampico, Leave 1 Dead, 27 Hurt   Streets Littered’ With Broken Wires, Debris Of Smashed Dwelling:

Mexico Town Is Damaged  By Hurricane   One Is Dead, More Than Score Are Injured As Killer Storm Wrecks Oil Port; Isle Of Hawaii Suffers From Earthquake

Hurricane Less Severe At Tampico   But Damage In Rich Oil Port Mav Be Extensive

Blows Wreckage All Over Flooded City; Streets Are Littered With Broken Power And Telephone Lin ™s

NATION FACING RECORD HIGH DEFENSE COSTS   Plans Considered for Expanding United States Air Force to 150 Groups.

Judge's Appeal Warmly Endorsee   Kaufman Calls For Stiffer Espionage Penalties.

Judge Kaufman's Piea py For Stiffer Penalties yj On Spies Is Endorsed Me

Labor Won Back Into Defense Plan   Senators Endorse ‘Appeal for Stiffer lEspionage Penalties

Senators Back Stiff Penalties For Espionage   Federal Judge's Sentences Please U.S. Lawmakers

Stiffer Penalties For Spies Urged  Solone Endorse Federal Tudee’s Pronosal Far Punishment

Train Refugees. Will Be Allowed to Stay in West   Unbearable in Eastern Europe, Says Leader in Escape Plot

Escaped Czechs Get Protection  Spectacular Flioht   Spectacular Flight On Freedom Train Through [ron Curtain

Refugees ee      * (Czechs Reach: West Zone: Ta :Dramatic - Escape From-Reds: -

Czechs Given Asylum After Trip fo West   Refugees Who Fled ‘ Red Satellite Land Aboard Train Will Be Allowed to Stav

Cost of Fluoride in Public Water Supply Depends on Several Factors

Fluoridation in Water Supply and Reaction of the Public Is Reported

FIRST IN SERIES: Will-O’-Wisp Chemical Being Put To Work Saving Childre

Topical Application of Fluoride Is Benefit Where Water is Not Treated

Mutiny Ends At W. V. State Penitentiary  No Casualties as SAnw Babsion ta mile

1 300 Prisoners End Mutiny In West Virginia   Go Back To Cells After Niaht Soen In Prison Yard

Convicts End West Virginia  Prison Revolt 1.300 Go Back To Their Cells

hungry Prisoners end Revoll ala Siats Penifeniiary   Promise of Food Proves Effective in Halting Riot of 1300 Men.

Spend Night In Yard Of IW. Va. Prison   Enter Cells After 18-Hour Defiance; Protest Filthy Cook

W. Virginia Prison Revolt Is Ended   180 Hour Prison Mutiny Ends Without Casualty: ‘Leaders Joined Return

1300 End Mutiny in Prison   Hunger Breaks 18-Hour Revolt in West Virginia

Weather   18-Hour Revolt Ends At West Virginia Prison   Convicts Rush For Cells After Offer of Food

PRISON REVOLT SETTLED WITH ~ NO CASUALTIES   Hungry Convicts Return to Cells in West Virginia After 18-Hour Riot.

18-Hour Rebellion of Convicts Forced to End by Hunger  Lure of Food Ends Rioting

Rebellion By Convicts Squashed   West Virginia Prison Inmates End 18-How Revolt In Courtyard

Hanger Ends Revolt of Prisoners  Secking Cleaner Cook, More Clothes

HUNGER BREAKS PRISON REVOLT   1,300 Spend Night Outdeors; Protest On Facd. Ciothins

 Rebellious Convicts Desert Leaders  sess setsssestnnsnsnssentnnnteruteneseen  Warden’s ‘Chow Call’ Ends Bloodless Prison Revoli

18-Hour Revolt of Prisoners  i  In West Virginia Is Quelled   Offer of Food Sends Rioters Back to Cells

Lure of Food Ends Revolt of 1,300 at W. Virginia Prison; Convicts Object to Dirty Cook

Hungry Prison Rioters Return to Their Cells   18-Hour Revolt ir West Virginia Ends Without Casualties

In Exercise Yard All Night-- eee tee eee  18-Hour Revolt Is Ended By 1300 West Virginia Convicts

Hungry Convicts End Riot   West Virginia Prisoners Spend Night in Yard

Promise of Food Breaks Back Of Convict Mutiny   50 State Troopers Reinforce Guards At West Virainia Prison

Hungry Men Try To Raid  Storeroom   Prisoners Protest Kitchen Condition.  Lack Of Clothing

Troopers Stop Prison Revolt  18-Hour Uproar Ends For 1,300 Prisoners

Two Visitors From Europe Entertained  Observers Under Marshall Plan  Da, See Stee Ne 4 + henner OR

Two Visitors From Europe Entertained   Observers Under  Marshall Plan  Guasta in Hama

Treasury Secretary Snyder Expresses Gratification at Results, but Declares Government Faces Prospect of $10.000,000,000 Deficit in 1952 Unless Higher Taxes Are Enacted as Soon as Possible,

Nation’s Income Tops Spending By $3" Billion  June 30 Surplus Second Largest In U.S. History

Ex-Cadet Says He Was Threatened With Prison Term   Former West Pointer ' "Testifies At Bar Ass‘n Hearina

House to Act onSeaway Project; iSupporters, Opponents See Victory

St. Lawrence Seaway Fate  Is Up T oday   Opponents Given Better — Chance Of Winning  Committee Vote

Senate Speeds Final Action On Tax Plan:   Debate on Measure Slated to Start On Monday

View ing The State Capital Scen  Steel City  Case Can Be ~ Lesson To Every Tow:

Flags Al Half Mast  Throughout Natior  Americans To Honor The Great Newsnaper Clos6A Pweca Bek Deon

EXCURSION BOAT SINKS; 23 PERISH   ‘BERLIN CHILDREN KILLED ' BY FIRE AND DROWNING ON HOLIDAY TRIP.

Mishap Kills 25 Children   Converted Excursion Ship  Qynledes in Germany

Ship Boiler Blast Huris 60 Children  a en 7   Dozens Feared Dead in East Berlin Tragedy

Children Die In Ship Blast   Explosion in East Berlin Behind the Iron Curtain Today

120 CHILDREN IN EXPLOSION   Holiday Ship Blows Up In East Berlin; Reds Mum

Ship Explodes In East Berlin  Many Believed Killed Reds Hide Details

Ship Carrying 120 Children Exnlodes   East Berlin Is Scene Of River Tragedy

Tito Warns Russia and Satellites That Any Attack On Yugoslavia Might Touch Off War

Tito Warns Reds Against War Acts   Says He’s Ready to Accept Western Aid

Attack May Bring War IIL    ‘Tito Makes: Warning ‘To Russia and Satellite Countries

Kremlin Told: Yugos Are Powder Keg   Any Attack Could Touch Off General Fiahtina, Marshal Save

Marshal Tito Declares That Should Soviets Invade Jugoslavia World War Three Will Be Touched Off

Tito WarnsRussiaA ttack Would Mean World War   _ Marshal Appears To Be Preparing Communist Party For Closer Collaboration With Western Powers

Soviet Attack Means World War, Says Tito   Slav Marshal Avers He. Will Accept Arms From West H Invaded

Tito Warns Russia Aggression In Balkans Might Start World War II

lito Warns Russ About War Danger   Leader Tells Why Collaboration Needed With Western Nation:

Ford Appeals To Reuther In Wildcat Strike  Report lis Entire Operations Periled  rT.

Unrest Hits  Auto Plants  With Appeal To CIO Head   Ford Asks Reuther To Order Wildeat Strike Move Ended

Wildcat Strike Hits Ford Production  Ove ver 32,500 Men  St. J £. Prnaann’d   Over 32,500 Men Idled In Detroit Auto Plants

Wildcat Strike ‘Hits Ford Plant   _ 32,500 Workers [dle In Industry

Ford Asks Help In Wildeat Strike   Strike at Small Plant Ties Up Operation; A Dodge and A Hudson Plant Also Idle

WILDGAT STRIKE THREATENS FORD   Auto Paris Plant At Monroe, Mich., Closed—Many Idle AL Dodge And Hudson Plants.

Strike May Tiel p lord   Small Bat Vital Parts Plant Down: 32.500 Others Idle

‘2th Division Launches an Offensive [Against Strong “Aggressor” Forces

COLDER WEATHER DUE   Change for Kansas to Be Accompanied by Strong Winds

I Feared Dead As Shin Hits Reef   Five Reach Shore Clinging To Lifeboat

Collazo Denies He  Fired Shot to Kill‘ » Blair House’ Slaying  “Case: Nears Jury

No Word From Reds 16 Hours After Overture   Radio Transmitters Broadcast in Korean, ’ English and Japanese

Ridgway’s Truce Offer st.   100 UN Radio Stations Repeat His Offer of Armistice To End War

UN Broadcasts (Offer Armistice To Communists  Ridgway Proposes Conference Aboard “toh Magnital Shin

No Replies Received From Reds To Ridgway : Offer Of Armistice   Radio Monitors Listening In Vain For Some Word That May Bring Peace In Far East.

UN Broadcasts Are Directed At Red China   Fighting Continues in North Korea as United Nations Step Up Peace Offensive.

British Warships Reported Off Iran   fran Official Warns World War Ill Will Start If British Troops Land

Employment Trend Higher Here, Total In 21 Major Plants Now 4,104

‘November Gain in Jobs Expected ‘After Down Swing in Recent Weeks

May Vote on Segregation  Bill Proposes Each County Decide By Local Option

‘CUT IN ELECTIVE OFFICERS URGED  Vote Only for Governor and No. 2 Spot

Minneapolis Hit Hard by Storm   100 Mile an Hour Winds Sweep Area

Three Killed During Storm In Minnesota   Wind, Torrential Rair Damages Large Arec in Twin City Region

MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL HIT BY HIGH WIND   Three Killed,- Scores, Injured; Revival Tent :is Blown Awoy.

Windstorm Hits Twin  fities Area  // Four Killed, Many  Injured in Storm

Storm Rips Twin Cities, Three Dead   100-Mile Winds, Three-Inch Rain “Hit-Heavy -Blow -

Storm Kills 3 In Twin Cities, Spreads Panic   Streetcar Tipped  Upside Down; Storm Called Worst Ever

No Progress Reported In  (Truce Talks   Time to Set Up Buffer Zone Is Point at Issue

NO PROGRESS BEING MADE  Korea War Buffer Zone Still Main Parley Issue

Limited Offenive Is Started As Truce Parley Delegations Make No Progress at Meeting

‘No Progress’ Report of UN  Truce Team  When to Set lv Buffer Zone  Point of Disnule

Buffer Zone — issue Is When ToSetit Up.   Talks Make No Progress; UN Sweeps Enemy Off Hills -~°

No Proaress In Truce Parley On Buffer Zone Issue  Reds Accused Of Seeking To Relieve Forces Of Pressure

Six Giant American B-36 Bombers Land in Britain at End of 5,000 Mile One-Stop Training Flight

Six U.S. B-36's Land in Britain  ~ 5000-Mile Text Hop Begins at Texas Base

Six B-36's Visit Europe First Time   Giant Bombers Make One-Stop Training Flights

Flight Made To England By Giant Bombers   Six B-36 Planes Carry Normal Crews During Training Flight. Across Atlantic Ocean

Posse Loses Trace Of Shanty Boater  Wanted for Kiiling  Kentucky Policeman

No Spy, Merely Photooranhy Bug   Pictures Only Show His Fear of Romb

$400 Million Voted for F ranco Spain   Senate Group Rejects ‘Strings’ on Loan: Moral Issue Strong

Solons Okay AidPlan For Franco  ” Criticiam Of  C..pnwick JMacanmmmani

$400 Million In Aid For Spain Okehed: No String Attached   Senate Committee Drop: Criticism Of Franco  Kienacs Dannie

Senate Group Ok’'s Aid for Franco. Spain      Criticism of Govt. From Final Report

Aid for Spain  ‘Approved — iby Committee   Senators Reject Criticism of Franco Regime

All Strings To. Aid Cut By Full Committee  Worry Over Moral Angle Prompted DApiainnl Danart 7

SENATORS REJECT FRANCO CRITICISM   ‘Committee Approves a No  «String Aid Program  for Spain

Franco Spain Aid Approved By Committee   Senators Reject Criticism Of Spanish Dictatorshio

SENATE GROUP OKAYS LOAN TO FRANCO SPAIN   No- Strings Aid Voted As Criticism [s Beaten Down

Stassen Leaves For Talks With  Gen. Eisenhower   GOP Political Future O Both May Hinge On Flying Trip

Lynette Oberg, K. U. Sen ior, Will Reign Over Activities April 20 and 21

IS RELAYS QUEEN   Lynette Oberg, K. U. Sen ior, Will Reign Over Activities April 20 and 21

Co. Republican Women fo Host District Meet   Monday, Sept. 10. Is. Day for Organizing. . Dist. Women’s Clubs:

Charges Lag In U.S. Arms  Shipments  ~ Aecuses Olmsted  OF Civwinge Puhlic   Accuses Olmsted Of Giving Public Optimistic Picture

Stiffening Resistance By Enemy   But Allies Plod Ahead in Spite Of New Obstacle

Rains Hold Back Rapid Allied Surge   Stronger Resistance ‘From Reds Hampering ‘Spearheads of UN  From Advancina

Inclement Weather  Slows Allies UN Troops Reported Within 12 Miles of One of Red Bases

Enemy Shows Stiffer Fight When Allies  Push Onward UN Troops Capture  RT. . 3. 8 ft... ww. YQ   UN Troops Capture Needed Crossroads Near Big Red Base

Memorial Day Finds Knemy Driven Back To Starting Point Of Costly Offensive

Reds Lash Back  AtU.N. Supply  Lines in Center   Gen. Ridgway Warns Enemy Can Still Mount New All-Out Offensive

REDS STIFFEN AD UN TROOPS NEAR KUMHWE   Gen. Ridgway States 10,000 Reds Captured Since Apr. 22,

Determined Reds Also Hurt Allies   U.N. Fights Near Central Korea Base of Kumhwas Gen. Ridgway Says Reds Severely Beaten

RED RESISTANCE, HEAVY RAIN SLOW ALLIED Rove CE  FerAl HIiAAiAlAW CAVO

Water Fills Dugouts On  Wide Front   American Armored Forees Captures Key Road Point

Reds Lash at Supply Lines   Rains Also Slow Allied Spearheads But Severo! Plod Slowly Ahead!

ALLIED DRIVE EBBS; RAIN AIDS REDS   Zero Visibility; Cuts Air Attacks To 125 Sorties   COMMUNISTS   Lash At U.N. Supply Lines, Establish Road Blocks, Return Artillery Fire

Die-Hard Reds Slow Down ‘Mlied Drive   Heavy Rains Also Bog U.N. Troops In Koreq

Enemy Lashes Back at ROKs and Canadians   Yankee Patrol of 7th Division Ambushed on Central Front

UN Advances Despite Hard Rain, Commies  Chinese Open Up Big Artillery Barrage On Canadian Battalion

Ridgway Report: Given on Refurn From War Front   Reds Have Power to Strike Again, He Says

UN Troops Advance in Korea As Rains Sweep Battlefield  Gen. Ridgway Reports 10,000 Reds Captured

Resistance Of Red Army  Tnereasing   Heavy Rains In Korea Also Help To Slow Down U.N,  Advance

But UN Nears Kumwha Base, Takes Junction  Wet Season Is ~~ Hen Attianatsn - Aan Sik. Te   Wet Season Is Beginning;  Air Attacks Are Cut Down

Stubborn Enemy, Mud Slows Drive   Ridgway Hails Severe Defeat, Warns Communists Still Strang

CHEST NEARS 50 PER CENT   $75,359 Is Subscribed Up To Noon, Report Shows

Half Of Chest Goal Subscribed   $75,359 Reported At Noon Meeting

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS _ AT RONM © HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY @MIGTOL, PA. (OR 84-NOUR PERICD ENDING © A. U.        ’

——   POCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS   AT GON © MAAS WEATHER COOERVATORY  ORISTOL, Pa.   gen 846-HOUR PERIOD ENDING © A. &.

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AT ROMM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY @RISTOL, PA. FOR 24-HOUR PERIOD ENDING © A. mM.

Annual Report Of ‘Lenox Library   Protect Well From Impure Water

23 Die in Flaming Crash of Superbomber   10-Engined Plane Crash Lands at Albuquerque, N. M.

Fifth Big Bomber Mishap Is Worst   Plane Catches Fire in Landing; Two Survivors Expected to Live

Soviet Relations May Get Worse   Also U. S..Economy Faces Heavy’ Strain

Worse Russia Relations, Heavier Strain On U. S. Economy Predicted

STEPPED-UP WAR PRODUCTION GETS STARTED   No Necessity Yet For Rationing Consumer Goods

Ex-GE Head in Overall Command of Military Output . Wilson-Harrison Team Spurs Defense Production

Wilson i in Move io — Hike Arms      Mobilizer Places  Harrison in Charge Of Newly Created Production Agency

Harrison Heads Defense Agency For Production   Will Speed up Work on Guns, Tanks, Planes

JURISDICTIONAL  STRIKE TIES UP ATOMIC PLANT   Three Unions Dispute on Unloading Steel.Pipe  ¥  . et Joppa. *

JURISDICTIONAL STRIKE TIES UP ATOMIC PLANT   Three Unions Dispute on Unloading Steel Pipe at Jonopa.

Truman Says Press Tells U. S. Seerets   Asserts Air Maps Would Hel pEKnemy   President Even Objects To Use Of Data Given By  Government

Claims 95% Of Secrets Published   President Appeals To Newspaper, Radio People To Withhold Military Secrets

Truman Defends His “Security” News Directive   President Asserts That “<O5 Per Cent Secret Information Of U. S.’ Printed In Slicks. Paper:

Truman Says 95 Pct. of Secret U.S. Information Is Printed In Papers

Asks Secrets Be Guarded   Truman Appeals To Press, Radio For Cooperation

General Lashes U. S.  tor Sacrificing Lives   Says Soviet to Follow Own Timetable; Quotes Joint Chiefs’ Backing of Plan

General Calls For Crushing Of Red China   Says Slaughter Could Go On TIndefinitely

Senators Hear Ousted Far East Commander Assert He Thinks Russians Won’t Attack to Aid Cammunist Chinese Puppets

General Urges Action to Save  American Boys Believes All-Out Air Raids Would Stop Red China

Urges All-Out Air War To Defeat Chinese Reds And Avoid World Conflict   General Opens Bare-Knuckle Attack Against Administration’s Policies In 6-Hour Session; GOP Continues To Press For Open Hearings

General Doubts Soviet Entry, Thinks It Risk Worth Taking; He Scorns Truman’s Policies

HST Policy Invites World War, He Say  Air Power. Naval B Black ade Flee ‘ey q

GENERAL CHARGES U.S. SECURITY WAS PERILED BY QUSTER    Answers Questions Fired by  McMahon During Secret Session   BEFENDS ACTIGNS   Says Soviet in No Shape for : All-Qut Conflict in . Far East

Demands  sing Air, Sea Power Against Knemy   Has Doubts If Russia Would Be Drawn Into Battle by U.S. Moves

Mae Still Feels Red China Could Be Forced To Sue For Peace If All-Out Air Attacks Launched Against Her

Says President Jeopardized National Security in Firing Him When He Did; Open Hearings Still Sought.

General Warns World War Ill Threatens Unless Red China Beaten By All-Out Air Attacks  ~ Truman “Jeopardized” Security When  ~ He Fired Him. Ousted Commander Says

Thousands Dying, New War Looms, General Warns   Declares Chinese Could be Licked By Air Attacks, in Bare-Knuckle Attack On Administration's Indecision

Urges All-Out Air Attacks _ To Force Enemy Surrender  ‘Claims, Triman Has Jeopardized Nation’ ‘Ss - Security by. Ouster; Hearing. to Continue

Calls For End (f Terrible Korea Carnage   Says China Must Be Beaten Or 3rd World War May Be Result

General Says — Truman Killed. Chance To Win   Use Of Air Power Would Have Won War Last November, Deposed Far East Chieftain Tells Senators In Fighting Talk

Declares Red China Must Fall   Bitterly Hits At Administration’  For ‘Vacuum’ Policy

Children Figure in Small-Fry Dramas . across Nation. Some Run Off. Some’ Lost

Children Make Sad News   Boy Shoulders Family Burden, Trio Shuns Life In Big City

SET SCHOOL SCHEDULE   Local Institutions Open September 10; Close on May 29 

Opposition Bids To Upset Mossadeah   Several Injured As Government Backers, Foes In Parliament Fnaaae In Fiaht

Mossadegh’s Opponents Making Move to Oust Him: Nationalists Riot

Mob Violence Marks Iran Premier Talk   Opposition Demands. Mossadegh Resign In Crisis Over Oil

Mob Outside Shouts For Mossadegh as Opposition  Inside Tries to Unseat Him

Mossadegh Foes In Bold Bid To Oust  Premier; Mobs Attack Parliament

Nationalist Mob Batters Parliament Gates to Fight Aged Premier's Opponents

Opposition Sees Terror, Ruin Ahead   Nationalistic Mob Calls For Blood Of Premier's Foes

ARAB MOB ROARS   Iranians Riot While Parlia ment Fights Over Oil  Program

Opposition Bids Boldly To Topple Mossadegh Rule   Nationalist Mobs Clamor For Blood Of His Opponents

Bid Made To Overthrow The Government of Iran Today   Fights Break Out Inside and Outside Building Today

Demand Iran Premier Quit As Mob Howls  Opposition Says Mossadegh Leads Countrv to Ruin

Foes Bid to Oust  lranian Premier Violence Breaks Out tn Tehran Streets

Opposition Fails in Bold Move fo Oust Mossadegh   Nationalist Supporter: of Iran Premier Shout for Blood of Opponent:

Nationalist Mob Shouts for Blood Of Aged Premier   Failed to Deliver Ultimatum to West

MOB CRIES FOR BLOOD OF OPPONENTS   Rioters Support Aged Premier Who Is Reported Ready to Sell Persian Oil to Russia.   TROOPS GUARD AT PARLIAMENT GATES   Opposition Deputies Charge Mossadegh Is Leading the Country to Terror and Ruin,

[ran Deputies In Attempt to Oust Premier   Stage Fist Fight as Nationalists Riot i in Square Outside

Foes Try Ouster Of Mossadegh   Nationalist Mob Batiers Parliament Gates Shouting For Blood Of Enemies

TENSION HIGH INSIDE IRAN   Nationalists Protest At.  tempt To Topple Mossadegh

Foes in Bid to Topple Regime Of Mossadegh   Won't Quit in Oil Row; Iranian Mob Batters At Parliament Gates

RIOTS FLARE IN IRAN UPHEAVAL   ‘Opposition Makes Bid To Topple Mossadegh’s Government

Attempt Made To Overthrow Iran Authorit y   Opposition Deputies Boo Mossadegh—Mob Batters Parliament Gates—Several Hurt

Mossadegh Foes Seek His Ouster   Iranian Premier Refuses to Quit

Riots Spread In Iran Over Aged Leader   Foes Batter Gates Of Parliament And Cry For His Blood

Oppone nts In Bold Bid to Over iivow Mossadegh Government of Iran Today

Mossadegh Beats Down Ouster Try   Several Injured in Fist Fights Inside Majlis

TRAN PREMIER WON'T RESICN   Mob Roars Anger — As Foes Make Bold Bid to Oust Him

Mossadegh  Enemies Bid For Control  Nationalist Mot Calls for Blood Of Opposition

Mossadegh Is Booed Lustily   Opposition Deputies Demand He Resign As Mok Outside Demands Their Bleod

Iran Premier Firm As Mob  Pounds Door   Fist Fights Delay Parliament Session On Vital Oil Issue

Deputies Criticize Mossadegh   Opposition Demands lranian Premier Resign His Post

ANTIMOSSADEGH DEPUTIES SHOUT FOR RESIGNATION   ACCUSE PREMIER OF LEADING IRAN TO TERROR, RUIN

Opposition Forces Gain Strength; Fight  Rages In Parliament   Anti-Mossadegh Group ChargesOil Nationalization Program Leading Nation To Ruin.

25th Meeting Ends W ‘thout Any Success   Eighth Army Is Ready To Hammer Enemy If Fighting Resumed

Fruitless Meeting Adjourns   Ridgway Again Rejects Red Demand For Buffer * Zone At 38th

UN Supreme Commander Calls for Settlement of Korean War “With Honor and Without Appeasement.”

MARY ASTOR TRIES TO TAKE. HER OWN LIFE   Actress Found Unconscious From Sleeping Pills in Hollyweod.

Actress Tries To Kill Herself  Mary Astor Survives Ruarcdnen OOF Carlecdisce

Navy's First "Sub Killer’   Secrecy Clamped Down or New Devices of Craft Launched Yesterday.

Parents of Quadruplets Will Not Lose Home Right Away, as Reported

BLIZZARD HIT WIDE REGION OF THE NATION   Montana Temperature Went to 23 Below: Snow Buries Dakotas

Third Red Atom Blast Announced   White House Disclose: Soviet Activity Soon After Nevada Test.

‘Little’ American Explosion Hints at Advanced Nuclear Age in Race for Supremacy

Disclosure Follows Small U.S. Explosion   White House Says Soviets Are ‘Apparently’ Testing Expects More ‘From Time to Time’

Initiative in Peace Talks Given to Reds   General Willing to Resume Conference When Enemy Lifts Suspension

Planes Account For 1,200 Reds   U.S. Air Force Making Sweeping Attacks Along Lines.

U.S. Planes Kill 1200 Reds in Heavy Sorties   Air Assaults Hurled At Enemy Across Korea: Fire Bombs Destroy Equipment

SNOOPERS BEWARE!  Security Ferces Patrol  -‘4-Bomb Testing Site:

ALLIES FIGHT OUT OF TRAPS   Believe New Red Attacks Prelude To General  Offensive

Allied Forces      Red Offensive Seen. Starting, -As Strikes ‘Along Front Boosted

Red Attacks May Be  Prelude to: Offensive Main UN Battle Line Not Yet  Thrasdanicd kw Camm inte Eardek.

Two Allied Units Escape Encirclement; ‘Women Nurses Accompany Red Troops

Reds Edge Forward On ‘West Front   Encircled Allied Units Fight Way  Out And One At Once Counter-Attacks

Allies Stage Counterattack in Korea   Commies’ Drive Fails to Hit Main Linttne NJ atianc lino

U. S. Troops Push Forward Against Foe  Leathernecks Count   Leathernecks Count Gains in Yards in Battle

Heavy Fighting On East: Korean Front   .S. Korean Infantryman Follow Most Concentrated Artillery Barrage of Korean War to Capture Dominating Peak

South Koreans Resume Assault  Capture Dominating Lette +. Bmeh Mavam

South Koreans Seize Main Hill In Eastern Korea   Reds Estimated To Have Lost 2,000 Mer In 5-Day Fighting

South Koreans Capture Hill Gn East Front   Communist Losses Set At 2,000 Men In Last Five Days

ROKs Capture Dominating Hill  Attackers Supported By U.N. Artillery

South Korean Infantrymen  Storm Hill   ROKs Attack Behind Massive Artillery Barrage, Seize Dominating Hill in  Fectern Korea.

ROK Troops Capture Hill   Artillery Barrage Paves Way For The Infantrymen

Big Artillery Barrage Hits Communists  Enemy Loses 2,000 Men In Five Days Of

South Korea Troops Storm Red-Held Hills   War's Heaviest Artillery Fire Supports Attack

ROK. Backed By Big Guns, Captures Hill   Look Down Throats Of Reds On Other Crags As -Foe’s Loss Hits 2.000

ROK Troops Capture Paull   Artillery Barrage Heavy iest of Entire War Today in Korea

South Koreans Score Gains On Eastern Front   Capture Several! Hills With Help OF Artil lery Barrage.

Dominating Hill Taken by ROKs  Attack Made Behind Concentrated Fire

Battered CommunistArmies Start General Withdrawals After Staggering Losses

COMMUNISTS RETIRE AFTER HEAVY LOSSES   Chinese Aggressors Suffer Severely In Vain Attempt to Force U.N. Line.

United Nations Forees Return To Mutisan .  Also Thrust Into Uijongbu; Enemy”: Losses 37,500 

Retreat From All Points South of 38th Is Possible   37,500 Put out of Action by 2nd Division Alone

SAY PEARSON QUOTED SECRET ARMY MESSAGES   Army Says Investigation On; Submitted to Judge Advocate General.

Kkwewkwx ARMY TO: INVESTIGATE DREW PEARSON'S, USE  OF SECRET MESSAGES

Pearson Case   Declares Columnist ‘Used “Quoted “Excerpts From Secret Messages."

Army. ‘Actively Investigating’ News Source on Secrets Used by Pearson

PEARSON IN TROUBLE   Controversial Columnist Accused of Breaking Security

Pearson Used Secret Matter, Army Reports   Refers to Dec. 30 Column; Says Investigation Is Under Way

Link Pearson fo Security Violatior   Excerpts From Dec. 30 Column Called Secret

Pace Declares  PearsonQuoted Secret Cables   Army Secretary Denies Permission Given te Use ‘Classified’? Data

Denies Giving Approval Army Probes Pearson’‘s Use  Of Data from Secret Report

ARMY PROBING DREW PEARSON   Secretary Pace Says He Quoted Excerpts From Secret Messages

TREES TRADE CONTROLS   Army Probing Use of Secret Data in Drew Pearson Column

Push 15. Millions For Flood Relief   President Truman Asks Congress: to Act in “Greatest Disaster”   GEN. PICK ON - SCENE   Bill to Get Priority. Wher House Reconvenes on  - Monday

Emergency Is Proclaimed in Kansas City   “Flooded Fuel Tanks Touch OF Fires; Three

Government Aid For Flood Victims   Trumen Is Behind Movement to Provide Millions for Relief

Ask $15 Million For Emergency; Loss Half Billior   900.000 In Z Kansas Cities Face New Destruction As Flood Waters Rise

Congress Asked For 15 Million’ For Relief In Flood-Battered Revion

Solon to Try To Pare Aid By $2 Billior   George Wants to Double House-Passed Slash Tea BRananton Ata

Foreign Aid Bill aces Bigger Cut Qn Senate Floor   George Aims For $2 Billion  Slash; Taft For Compromise

Aid Fund Faces Knife in Senate   George Going to Try For S? Billions Cut

Georgian Seeks Foreign Aid Cut   Want To Stop Funds To European Nations

Foreign Aid Cut Sought  Sen.’ George Wants   : Sen.’ George Wants $2? Billion ‘Slashed:

Another. Slash In: Foreign. Aid Bill FE orecast  . Sen. ‘Gegege Pline =,   - Sen. George. Plins eh. “To Double. fteduetion ~ Voted: By Representative

George George Will Try To Cut $2 Billion Off Truman’s Foreign Aid Progran

S2 BillionCut In Aid Asked By Georgian   George Wants To Double Reduction Made In  Bill By House

Proposes Free Insurance for All Servicemen   Would Pay $10,000 Death Indemnity For  Gi’s Killed in Korea

Summars of Replies   1290 Back Truman ‘Stand   New GI Insurance Proposal Outlined

UN Asks Buffer Zone North of Battle Lines   Investigation of In Press Release

Six-Hour Session   ‘In Tokyo   Hurry Interpretors To Tightly-Guarded Top Brass Huddle

ALLIES CONFUSED BY UNEXPECTED PRESS RELEASES   CEASE-FIRE TEAM EXPRESSES SURPRISE AT TOKYO STATEMENT

6 Hour Session  In Tokyo   Hurry Interpretors. To Highly-Guagded Top Brass Hudille

Allies Want Jone Between Yalu River And Manehuria   Russia Blamed for War3 Kremlin Wants Weak China. UN Claims

Would Set Zone Between Present Line and Yalu   Surprise Statement Comes as Deadlock Holds at Kaesong

Nam Il Says He Won't Budge In Controversy   Aam. Joy Eqally Determined To Hole Present Battleline

Indochina Reds’ Attack Repulsed Fr French n Repel Raiders  es: Pi oes

French Crush New Red Drive  In Indo-China   Vietminh Forces Suffer Big Losses; U.S. Aid Arrives

Strong Attack Of Foe Rocks  French Lines   Month Of Silence Broken As Vietminh Units Hit In Force

2 WHO ESCAPED JAIL CAUGHT   Buchanan Youths Taker Into Custody In Nevada

Businessmen Are Renorted Shying RFC   Borrowers Reported Fearing To Ask For Loans; Solons Want  RFC Abolished

Expose Makes RFC “Morgue, Says Director  DP eee BD ie penne   Report Borrowers Staying Clear Of Gov't Loan Agency

Borrowers Afraid To Approach RFC For Loans After Probe. Officials Sav

Office Is Like Morque   Claims Businessmen Afraid To Seek Loan: Since Investigation

REC Revealed Like ‘Morgue;  No Loans Asked   Rowe Saya Buainesamen Evidently Fear Names Might Make Headlines

RFC Offices  ‘Like Morgue’ In Quiz Wake   Business Men Fear Publicity In Probe, Shun Loan Agency

R. F. C. Is Like Morgue, Declares Rowe; Says Borrowers Fear To Ask For Loans

Business Men Seem Afraid Of RFC Now   Don’t Want Names Brought Into Any Loan Investigation

RFC Knockout Sought by GOP   Ohio Congressman Backs Up on Charge

Business Said Reluctant To Deal With RFC   Fulbright Fayors Keeping Agency Wit Full Safequards

Borrowers Fear To Approach REC   Corporation Reports Bad Publicity Makes Business Avoid It

Board Member Says Business Now Fears fo Approach RFC for Loans Because of Disclosures

In vestigation Hurting REC,  Rowe p   Borrowers Fear Publicity, He Says   House CoalitionLosesMove To Kill Truman Plan Of Reorganization

Senate Set For Debate Over .Europe-Troop Plan   Committees Approve Resolution Requiring Okav Of Congress To Send Troops Abroad      RFC Says Borrowers Now Afraid To Seek Loans

—INFLUENCE—  RFC Probe Makes Firms Fear Loans.  Reports Agency ‘Like A Morgue’

Hays Declines To Repeat Charges  ‘Like A Morgue, R.F.C. Declares

Alaska Property Tax Law Upheld InU.S. Appeals Court   One Percent Tax On All Property

Reformatory Parolee Says He Got Dope   Baltimore Man Testifies Morphine Smuggled From Sanitorium

OBTAINED DRUGS FROM HOSPITAL, PAROLEE SAYS   Implies Morphine Was Smuggled Out Of Sabillas ville Santorium   fs NEWS TO HIM, DR. LYON STATES

Bus Schedule Changes Stay  In. Experiment   Service Curtailed To Reduce Costs, Is Explanation

Experiment With City Bus Line Schedule  Manager Beall To ©   Manager Beall To Suggest Control Of Changes By Council

Panel Prepared To Lock ‘Back Door’ on Reds   UN Council To Block Soviet Bid ‘To Admit Chinese

DEAN ACHESON WILL REPLY T0 U. 8. CRITICS  Secretary of State Is   Secretary of State Is Charged With “SellOut” to Red China Regime.

House and Senate Disagree on Truck Fee Reciprocity   Measure Is Thrown Into Conference as Senators Balk Over Amendments to Bill

Truck: Fees Bill Stalled   Senate and.House At Odds on Réciprocity Issue: Fiood Bill In

POLICE HEAD IN SARATOGA RETIRES   Key Witness in Crime Probe Quits Owing to Health

Decides to Retire     Saratoga Police Chief, Target iOf Crime Probers, Quits Job

as - VWAl.1.. AL 13 Dersons Deaa  tit Wake UI  Weekend Storm In California

Ft urricane Winds Strike  13 Dead, 2 Missing Following Violent Storms On Pacific Coast

GOP Regrouping To Push Fine’s State Tax Plan   Need Only Four Votes Ts Swing Scale In Favor Of Income Levy

U.S. Cuts Off Virtually  All Trade With Czechs  Latest Measure   Latest Measure Putting Pressure On Nation After  Tailine of Oatis

Czech Imports Cut About 90 Percent By United States   Trade Virtually: Stopped With Red Czechoslovakia

New Treasury And State Dept. Regulations Will Cost Prague Government About §2,160,000 Monthly

CZECH IMPORTS BEING BLOCKED   Government Virtually Suspends Trade With  Cmtintimehe

U. 5.-CZECH TRADE VIRTUALLY HALTS   9 PER CENT OF RED NATIONS IMPORTS TO THIS COUNTRY BLOCKED.

U. S. Tightens Trade Blocks Against Czechs  Government's Move   Government's Move Will Cost Prague $2,160,000 Monthly

U.S. Chokes Trade with Red Czechs   Crackdown Deals Severe Blow to Economy of Red-Held Country.

Move To End Commercial Relations As Political Differences Grow Larger   Conviction Of American (Correspondent On Trumped-Up Charges Brings About Cancelation Of Import Privileges

Technicalities Are Invoked To Block Imports as New Move Against Satellite

Nation Tightens [rade Ring as Crisis Widens   Oatis Conviction Seen Key in New Retaliation Move   Differences Grow

America Squeezes ‘Satellite   Reprisal For Jailing Of Oatis Behind  New Pressure

U.S. to Invoke Technicalities To Bar Trade   Concessions to Red Land Dissolved in Protest OT Oatis Arrect

RITA GIVES UP EFFORT  eek Se waaay ah cue  peulmiitines wie Emaaa Ee

West’s Arms Plan Klayed By Czech   Soviet Bloc Member Calls Proposal Made By Acheson ‘Unacceptable’

INDIA DEFENDS STAND ON PACT   In Note To U. S. India Defends. Refusal To Attend Jap Peace Conference.

India Defends Her Retusal To Attend Peace Session   Sends Hard-Hitting Note To U.S. On Japanese Treaty Dispute, Saying Japs Disapprove Treaty

India Defends Her Refusal to Sign Japanese Trealy  Hope Action Won't Affect Friendship

DiSalle Urges Congress To Make Controls “Workable”   India Defends Her Refusal To Attand Japanese Peace Conference

India Defends eee On mate      Nehru. Pledges No Separate Pact To Nullify U.S. Aims

Tito Discloses Archbishop To BeF reed Soon   Stepinac Expected To Be Released, But No Details Are Revealed

Announcements In Jakarta Indicates Indonesia Will Line Up With 47 Other Nations Favorable To Treaty   THINK RUSSIANS MAY WALK OUT OP MEETING

Russia Faces Solid Bloc In Attempt to Curb Treaty Signing  Indonesia Says It Will Sign, Ruins Reds’ Las  Mane oat Salbtenc Tleti-

Russia Faces Solid Bloc At  'Peace Parley   Indonesia Decides Vo Line Up With 47 Other Nations

Rare Surgical Feat, Dash of Luck Restore Life to Veteran ‘Dead About 15 Minutes’

Dead F ifteen Minutes, Man Restored To Life by Rare Surgical Operation

Tax Plan to Curb Inflation         Taxes Have Drained Purchasing Power

Long-Term Political Settlement Would Have To Be Worked Out Later; United States Offers To Talk Armistice Terms   OPTIMISTIC DIPLOMATS KEEP PINGERS CROSSED

7 Point Peace Plan Presented: ~Terms Are Told  Reds in Offer. “From Ridgeway

China Won't Be Bombed Unless UN Gives Sanction.  President Emphasizes U. S. Not at War:  a 8. thet ee Um te Pan tle Aunioad

Air Atfack Nof Being Considered   Second Front Proposed by GOP Leader

Truman Hopes To Avoid Third War   President Silent On What Point Will Be Reached Be‘ore Declaration Of War Declared Necessary; Willing To Negotiate

U.S. Won't Bomb China Without U. N. Sanction   President Clears Up Question; Hopes to Avoid World War

U. N.Not To Bomb China,  Truman Says   Acting In Accord With United Nations Still Hopes To  Avoid World War

China Will Not Be Bombed Without U. N. Consent Truman Says at Press Meeting

China Will Not Be Bombed Until UN  Sanction Is Given  President Stands By Acheson Statement Of Saviet Note

U.S. Will Not Use Atomic Bomb Against Chinese Reds   Hope To Avoid World War Ill

UN to Decide If Bombs Are To Hit China.   Truman Says:He “Has Hopes” no Need for Declaration of War Will. Develop: .

Won't Bomb China Without UN Sanction   War Declaration When. Proper, Hopes Never, Says Truman

U.S. Will Not Bomb China, Unless UN Acts   President Hopes Third World War Can Be Averted

U.S. Will Not Bomb China Without Okay   President Truman  Says Only Sanction By UN Will Bring About Bomb Raids

HOPES TO AVOID WORLD CONFLICT   Declares United States Will Not Bomb China Without Sanction of the United Nations.

China Won't Be Bombed by U.S. Without U.N. OK   So: Declares President At News Conference; Hopes for No Third War

NO PLANS MADE TO BOMB CHINA   President Says America Wil Not Attack Withouw Sanction Being Given B} Tinited Nations: -

Truman Says U.S. Not To Bomb China   UN Action Must Be Secured Before Any Air Attacks

U. S. Will Not Bomb Without Sanction Of UN  Truman Answers War  : Questions At News   Conference hn Wash.

Not Boml Without Sanction   UN Approval Be Required on Any Intent as  To Red China

Sanction Is Needed:  President   Truman Again Says ‘Hopes That Wat Can Be Avoided This Year

AMERICA NOT FORMALLY AT WAR-TRUMAN   President Savs Time Has Not Come to Ask Congress for Declaration of  War.   HOPES TO AVOID WORLD CONFLICT   Declares United States Will Not Bomb China Without Sanction of the United Nations.

Generals Salute Fallen Comrade   - OS Ret ee i ee  President Says U.S. Will Not Bomb China

UNDERGROUND ATTACKS ON (RUSSIAN TRAINS IN POLAND 'PLAYING HAVOC WITH SOVIETS

New Efforts At  Bringing Peace   United Nations Trying Again To Negotiate With Reds.

New Move Due In UN To End Korean Strife  Stalin's Statement Gives Groun Hone

A BIRD ADMITS 4E’S A CLEVER BOY   est on Feat of Breaking  ‘red Talker Not Overly Up a Burglary.

TRUCK FLEET WILL HAUL AWAY TRASH   Eight Have Been Promised To Aid in Borough Clean-Up   RESIDENTS’ AID ASKED

Defense Order: To Get Bigger Share of Steel   Government Expected To Hike Percentages Of War-Rated Business

NPA May Ask Boost in Steel   Governmental Direclive Exrnected Today

NPA to Hike Steel Ratio For Defense   Government Directive Cutting Civilian Priorities Due Today

Government Plans To Cut Civilian Share Of Steel  Defense Orders To Claim Major Share Of Output

Defense To Get Bigger Bite Of Steel  NPA Order Will Hike Percentages

Trains Crash inN. Y. Tunnel 7 Injured   Collision Occurs in Grand Central Terminal Passage

Holiday Crowd Near Disaster ‘Undersround   Rescuers Reach Scene by Sealed Door in Nearby Basement -

Austin County Ranchers To Show Cattle and Hogs At Houston Stock Show

SCHOOL BILL $5 MILLIONS   County Expenditures Fo Education Listed By Dominy

Democrats Step Up Attack on Fine Tax Bill   Labor Joins in Assailing Levy, As ‘Unnecessary’

OPPOSE STATE INCOME LEVS   Fight Against Fine’s Tax Plan Attracts More Adherents

Democrats Fight State  Income Tax   State AFLand CIO  Join in Assailing  Fine’s Proposal

DEMS AND AFL OPPOSE STATE INCOME LEVY   Fight Against Fine’s Tax Plan Attracts More Adherents

‘egypt Boycott Brings Action From British  Police Are Arrested   Police Are Arrested For Interfering With Laborers

British Troops Act to Break Egypt's Boycott   Police Rounded Up On Charge of Move To Halt Laborers

Negotiators Are Still Haggling . In Truce Talks   Only Ten Days Remain Before Allied Deadline

Korean Truce Talkers Argue On POW Swap   Time Running Out On Cease Fire Line Limits

Armistice Teams Haggle On POW, Supervision Plans   Gfficial UN Communique Reports ‘No Progress’ As Provisional Cease-Fire Deadline {1 Nearing; ’ Neither Side Has Requested Extension of Date

North Korea Radio Claims IslandsTaken   Neither Side Asked For Extending Time Over Dec. 27 Limit

Exchange Of Prisoners Stalls Talks   “No Progress’ Is Only Report From Peace Neaotication

Only 10 Days Remain—  Truce Talks Still Stalled  ed ti ee iS ot Bis i tele mee OFAVAL   Negotiators Haggle on POW, Supervision Issues in Korea

Truce Meeting Still in Tangle  bl. OA lk kk Lk PD... bk...   No Agreement Reached On Prisoner Exchange

Truce Deadline Nears as Haggiing Goes on in Korea   Neither Side Asks Yet for Extension.—Reds Claim More Islands.

Haggle Over PW Exchange: No Progress  Only 10 Days.   Only 10 Days Until Cease-Fire Line Exypirec

Cease-Fire Time Limit Near End  Allied Radio Hits Exchange Demand of Red

No Progress In Amistice Talks; Reds Determined   No Extension Asked B; Reds On Cease-Fire  T oteayit

{0 Days Remain Before Deadline Period Expires   Haggling Resumed Over Exchange Of Prisoners. Truce

Truce Talks Stalled Over POW Problem   No Progress Made And Only 10 Days Left Before Line Aareed on Expires

Truce Teams Hagele, Make ‘No Progress   Only 10 Days Remairx Before Expiration Cease-Fire Line

Korean Armistice Talks Still Solidly Deadlocked   Negotiators Say No Progress Made At Latest Session

Prisoners Info Jams Progress In Truce Talks   United Nations Spokesman Reports Results ‘Negative’:

DEADLINE DEC. 27   Only 10 Days Remain for End to Cease-Fire Line in Korea

Truce Delegates MakeNoProgress Toward Armistice   Negotiators Haggle Over Prisoner Exchange And Armistice Sunervicion

‘No Progress Reported . ———————  Prisoner Rhubarb Stalemates Truce

Haggling Continues As Only 10 Days Remain For Truce   Reds Called: SlaveDrivers In Tokyo Broadcast

NO PROGRESS IN HAGGLING OVER TRUCE   Only 10 Days Remain on Provisional Cease ~ Fire Line; Neither Asks Extension.   j PRISONER EXCHANGE IS STUMBLING BLOCK   Reds Show Curiosity About Allied List of Red Prisoners on 2,500 Sheets of Paper.

10 Days Left  For Fire Line   No Progress in Meeting — Deadline; May Have To Set New One

Only 10 Days Left To Halt Figthing At Present Line   U. N. Reports ‘Deathless Day”’ At Front Sunday

Truce Talks Sull Snarled On 2 Points   Prisoner Exchange And Supervision Of Armistice At Issue

Negative Report Is Given Today By Truce Teams  Exchange of POWs Still Not Agreed

Truce Delegates Continue Haggle Over Prisoners   UN Spokesman Says Results Of Talks Absolutely Negative

Prisoner, Patrol Disputes Stalling  Truce Negotiators  U.N. Aide Reports Reds Did Not Seek Deadline Respite

Ten Days Left; No Progress In Armistice Talks   Negotiators Argue Over Prisoner Trade, Truce Supervision

Symington Okay By Senate Seen   Swift Approval Expected for New REC Administrator

Quick Senate Approval Of Symitigton Expected As Head Of Embattled RFC

Congress Backs New RFC Choice   Symington Named Lean Agency Head

Symington Okay As Boss Of RFC Seems Certain  - Board Abolished, ~ Trouble-Shooter

SYMINGTON 10 BE RFC BOSS   Appointment Expected To Get Quick 0. K.  In Senate

Swift OK Seen For Symington As Boss of RFC   Ex-Air Force Head I: Almost Sure Of Approval

One Man Boss Put Over RFC By President   symington Is Named To Operate Big Agency; Senate Expected to Approve Him Ouickly

Senate Group: Stand Pat on Tax Dispute   Neither Side Giving Ground in Bitterly Contested Issue

Opposing Factions Stand Pat in State Income Tax Dispute   Marathon Conference Ends Without Either Side Budging; Republican Senators to Make New Attempt Before Legislature Reconvenes Today

REPUBLICANS FAIL TO BREAK TAX DEADLOCK   27-Hour Conference Finds Opponents Standing Pat

Opposing Republican Factions Stand Pat   Long Tax-Budget Dis pute at Harrisburg Continues Despite 27Hour Marathon Conference; Windup Uncertain.

Business Tax ‘Favors’ Eyed   Mobilization Probe Material Gathered

‘Influence’ Probe, Aim Of Senator   Sen. Maybank To Ask $100,000 Fund To Investigate Tax Concessions

New Probe Of 9 Per Centers Is Anticipated   This Time Officials Of Mobilization Plan Will Be Involved

Billions Of Dollars In Taxes Lost   Maybank Demands Public Airing Of Defense ‘Benefits’

Congressional Probe of Huge Tax Concessions to Hit Mobilization Program

\Ckurch of God Bishop Will Run for President During 1952 Campaign

Dewey to Urge Legislature to Restrict Billboards on Thruway Except Near Cities

Tough Rules Proposed To Cheek Reds   Protest Expected From Soviet Blocs Truman To Speak

U.S. Acts fo Bar Russ Attack On Jap Peace Pact   Seeks Other Nation's Support to Block Changes in Draft

Tough Rules Would Limit Treaty Talks  Adantian Wanld Ra   Se Wwe i 5 Welw Adoption Would Be Triumph for American Delacatian

RULES PLANNED TO BALK RUSSIA ‘AT CONFERENCE   Move Designed To Limit Debate And Prevent Peace Treaty Amend: ments By Red Dele gales.

US. DRAWS UP TOUGH RULES AGAINST RUSS   Seeks Support of Other Nations To Prevent Jap Treaty Filibuster.

Soviets Expected To Protest American Rules  Filibuster Might Be Attempted by Russian Delegation

‘Stop Russia’ Plan Drafted ByU.S., Britam   Tough Rules Mapped tc Halt Sovict From talline Treaty

U.S. Seeking Suff Rules to Block Soviet   Limits to Debates, No Treaty Changes American Strategy for Success of Jap Treaty

Seek To Block Any Soviet Move To Upset Treaty   U.S. Bids For Support In Effort To Prevent Ritssian Interference

Aid From 48 Lands Sought for Signing   Amendments Ban, Limit on Debate Are Key Weapons

BACKING FOR STERN RULES U. S. OBJECT   Soviet Filibuster Attempt Expected At Treaty Meeting

§. Seeking port for saty Rules  doption Would Ste   doption Would Stall ussian Efforts to revent Signing

US Seeks Support of 48 Nations   Will Ask Tough Rules To Halt Russian Attempts Te Block Jap Treaty

Red Nations Expected to Protest Plan    President Truman to Speak At Opening Session of Jap Peace Conference Tuesday Nicht

li” Seeks Backing From 48 Nations   Asks Firm Support To Keep Reds From Blocking Treaty

United States Seeks To Place Limit Upon Debate And 'To Prevent Treaty Amendments

U.S. Works For Tough Parley Rules   Would Stall Red Tr To Block Signing Of Jap Pact

Plane Crashes in Snowstorm: 10 Are Injured   Craft Flying Gls Home, on Rotation Piles Up.at Landing

South Koreans Stage Commando Raid On Inchon   Double-Pronged Offensive Of U. 5S. Eightt Army Link-Up Below Seoul; Enemy Suffers Heavy Casualties While Withdrawing North

Eighth Army Drives Toward Capital City   South Koreans Strike Under Heavy Cover Provided by Vessels

FOE STIFFENS DEFENSE Rok Commando Foree Hits  Inchon; UN Drive Gains

‘Operation Desert Rock Slated To Evaluate American Atomic Power In Tactical Weapons

FIRST ATOMIC WAR GAMES JESTS WEAPONS   Scientists Are Pleased With  Developments

actical Weapon   Detonation Of Small Atom Bomb Forecasts Notable Developments

B-29 Spots Rafts Floating 400 Miles Off Irish Coast   Early Reports of Rescues Unconfirmed; Transports, British Sub Searchina Area

Selective Service, With Goal Of 300,000 Men In — «4952. Warns Colleee-Nen

Henry Preiser. Toa With Beans   Cass Man Also Near Top In the State

Estimated 1,400 of 6,434 Registrants Go to Polls - ” By 3 Teday ¢

IN CITY  PRIMARY   Estimated ],400 of 6,434 Registrants Go to Polls By 3 Today   VOTE COUNT TONIGHT

Kight-Million-Strong AFL Opens 70th ‘Convention Monday With Merger Plans

Berlin Officials Trying To Halt Chinese Buying Communists Bartering  For Strategic Goods From West Germany

Two Generals Have  Same Idea Truman: Administration Not Good for Country

ike, MacArthur Both Think. Truman Administration i is Not Good for Country

Chicago Firm Challenges Move.... Legal Fight Looms On. “Nickels” Plan

Carriers Can Launch Atom Bomb Attack   Smaller Weapons Will Go on Two of Present Bombers

CARRIER A-BOMB PROSPECTS VIEWED   Fechteler Sees Target Range Of 600 Miles

Future Role Cf Navy in Wariare UT ‘Atomic Age Discussed By Feciteler

Admiral Fechteler Says Navy: Will ‘Play Role-In Atomic Age Wartare  Chief Of Naval Operations Discusses Part

Sees Carrier Launching Attacks  From Any Spot On World’s Oceans At Targets Up To 600 Miles Away

Ships to Soon Carry A-Bomb To An v Place   As Powerful Weapon Gets Smaller, It Can Be Taken Easily

RAIN, DEBATE HOLD KOREAN STATUS QUIE!   Attacks, Cease-Fir Moves Dampened Monday

HOLD KOREAN STATUS QUIE   Attacks, Cease-Fire Moves Dampened Monday

Aid to Formosa Policy Clarified   Arms To Be Used For Self Defense

Aid Aims At ‘Internal Security’ .   Acheson Discusses Help For Formosa At News Conference

Military Aid To Chiang for ‘Self Defense’   Achesan Says Reds’ Seizure of Formosa Might Threaten U. ‘

Formosan Aid Is For Self Defense   Acheson Says Basic Policy Agreed Upon In Exchange of Notes

Acheson Sticks To Wis Far East Policy   Formosa Must Limit U.S. Military Aid to Self Defense, He Says

U.S. SENDING AID TO NATIONALISTS      Exchange of Notes With Chiang Is Announced

ACHESON SAYS AID TO CHIANG IS ‘SECURITY:   U. S. Aid Going To Formosa For “Self Defense’

American Military Aid to Formosa To Be Used for Legitimate Defense

Formosa Getting Aid For ‘Internal Security’ Secretary Acheson Says

U.S. Arms Being Sent To Formosa   But Will Be Used Only for Internal Security and Defense

Acheson Tells of. Aid Sent to Formosa  MacArthur Policy Is Carried Out

Acheson Says Military Aid Sent to Chiang  Will Be Used for Formosa Security He Tells Newsmen

U.S. Sending Armaments To Formosa  Acheson Tells _ Of Exchange With Chiang

Silent on Conclave With Truman: Ike’s Refusal to Say Yes or No Keeps Him Possible Contender

“IKE” DECLINES TO GIVE STAND FOR PRESIDENT   General Rettirns To  Army Post At Paris ithout Sayin  Whether He Will Be Election Candidate.

Eleven Children, Orphaned Two Months Observe Traditional Thanksgiving

Showman Billy Rose Locked Out Of His Own House By Wife Eleanor Holm

Billy Rose Is Locked Out of His Fashionable Town House   He’s Estranged From His Wife, Eleanor Holm

Rose Locked Out Of Town House  Tried Several Keys But None Would Work

Divorce Hinted For Billy Rose   “Separated From — Ex-Swimming Star

L.A. Gambler Convicted on Four Counts   Dapper Hoodlum Jailed to Await Santence July 9:

Quads Delivered But One is Dead   Cohen is Indicted On Four Counts Of Income Tax Evasion

3-County District Of Cub Scouts Plan All-Day Pow-Wow At Indian Creek Camp Next Tuesday, Aug. 28

Housewives In Texas Know The Tor Prices For Beef Between May 14 And August 1; OPS Ceiling Named

New Top Cost Set For Beef   Area Housewives Get Notice of Slashes In Prices to Come

Red Purge InChinaSeen Backfiring  GovernmentHints Qi. ths Son 2 i yt it Fe

Mass Executions tn Red China May Be Hitting Snags   House -to-House Arrests May Supplan( Public Spectacles

Germans Try To Get Into Atlantic Pact   Delegation Now In Paris To Discuss Idea With Neighbors

FRONT LINE ATOM WEAPONS IN PRODUCTION  AEC Chairman Dean Says Armed Forces Supplies Are Being Turned Out.

SITE NEAR AMARILLO ~  Mysterious Atom Plant ls Announced for Texas

Final Report Being Shaped By Probers   Closed Door Session Today Arranged By Crime Inyestigators Of Senate

SENATORS MAKE PLANS: TO FIGHT RACKET BOSSES   Investigators Hold Closed Door Session To' Draft Report Extension Of Probe Asked.

Senate Probe UndecidedOn  Continuance   Mickey Made An Outlaw, Sitting Out Probe At Home

Probers Consider Anti-Crime Bills  Tobey Still Seeks Further Hearings

Sen. Tobey Plans Fight To Extend Hearings As Deadline Nears   Several Senators Urge Continuation   Group Holds Session Behind Closed Doors To Study Legal Goals

Crime Probers Plan Measures To Ban Gamino   Public Hearings Halted; Another Witness Bonded

Crime Laws  BeingShaped   Inquirers Working On Report as Many Ask Continuation

Senate's Crime Group Works on lts Final Report  Demands Continue

et MRR ETE Ba  Two More Cited For Contempt  Secret Sessions Al~+.- TI.) UE...

Legislative Act Sought to Whip U.S. Underworld   Kefauver Group Works on Final Report on Crime

PROBERS WORKING ON REPORT AT CLOSED SESSION   Demands For Continuing Crime Questioning Beyont End Of March Mount

SENATE PROBE ROUP PLANS FINAL REPORT        Committee Settles Down to Whip Into Shape  Measures Against  Underworld   COMPROMISE 3 OUGHT

Kefauver’s Foree on  Report J ob   Demands for Extension of Probe Continue—Tobey Wants a Compromise   ‘SHUT OFF SOME WIRES   Scattered Action Result Of Investigation; Texas Witness Becomes Ill

Crime Group Dratts Report On Findings   Compromise Proposec On Continuing Work After This Week

INQUIRY EXTENSION SOUGHT  Senate Probers Map Anti-Crime Measures

Lom promise  ( JnExtending  Probe Asked      GOP Said Tokavor Keeping Up Work   Tobey Will Have ‘HeartTo-Heart’ Talk With Other Members

Demand Grows for Senate fo Continue Probe   Closed Door Session Held; Balky Witness Is Held Under Bond

Crime Inquiry Group Work On Legislation   Tobey Wants Probe To Continue, Sen. Kefauver Doesn't

Crime Probers Working on Final Report   Demands Increase For Inquiry To Be Continued

F inal Report Worked On By Kefauver   Compromise Talked Of In Attempt To Keep Things Going

Senate Crime Investigating Committee Writing Leaislation to Curb Action of Underworld

Senate Probers of Crime Working on Final Report   Kefauver View.   Herculean Job.

Crime Study Group Opens Report Work On Hearings   Demands Continuing For Inquiry To Go  Deeper Into Issues

Crime Probers Seek Legislative Blows Against Gangland  @.,. ka Pia Via also

Brink Quoted As Admitting Link With Gambling  Northern Kentucky Gambler Implicates veland Men  Cle

TOBEY HINTS AT EXTENSION OF ACTIVITY   Cleveland Group Connected With Gambling Places

Probers Attempt To Hit Gangsters   Investigators Whipping New Blow at Racketeers Continuance Demanded

Kefauver Group Maps  Gangland Legislation   Beverly Hills’ Jimmy Brink “Tells All;”  Senator Tobey Wants Inquiry Extended

Dan Rienstra Dies Sunday   Pioneer Nederlander Suffers Sudden Stroke At Family Residence

Reds Defend 2 Key Hill Positions With Rockets and Tanks   Allied Troops Fighting Up Two Slopes Enemy Won in Savage Attack; Heavy Red Casualties Indicated; Pitched Battles Flare in Sector

PITCHED BATTLES FOR HILLS RAGE IN WEST KORE!   Reds Use Tanks and Rockets to Defend 2 Key Positions Near Yonchon They Won Sunday.   ALLIED INFANTRYMEN SLUG AWAY UP SLOPES   Enemy Resistance Described as Fierce—Heavy Casualties Inflicted on Communists.   By GEORGE A. McARTHUR

Fight Up Hills Despite Rocket And Tank Hire  Artillery, Planes Aid U. N. Forces

Allies Try To Regain Key Heights  Dasa Paka wel Thats tLisii   Reds Defend Their Hill Positions With Rockets

Reds Battling To Retain Hill Seized Sunday  Massed Tank Fire And Rockets Used

ALLIED TROOPS LAUNCH FURIOUS COUNTERATTACK   Tanks, Artillery And ‘Planes Brought Into Action In West   TWO KEY POSITIONS LOST TO COMMUNISTS

Reds Hold Own In Hill War as_ Losses Mount   Allied Troops Blast Slopes in Heavy Western Front Battle

Glamour Community Being Built For Fairless Workers With Playgrounds, Pool And Community Center

TOUR OF FAIRLESS HILLS MARKS SETTING UP OF ONE-THOUSANDTH DWELLING ON 1200-ACRE TRACT   Streamlined Modern Homes to Have Accompaniment of Community Improvements, Including A Shopping Center, Town Hall and Other Community Service Buildings.

RIDER IS DOOMED, CLAIM  Senate OKs 18-Draft-UMT  As House Ponders Troops

Draft Measure Before House; Passes Senate   Troop Shipments May Be Linked With Inductions

Links Sending Men to Europe  With Measure   Senate Approves Lower Draft Age By 79 to 5 Ballot

Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds Is Now in House  Measure Pas a her ate 9 Te 5; ca Rettla Cac

UMT: Troops Issues May Be Linked  Canatn filo   Senate OKs Measure by 79-to-5 Vote

Senate Okays 18-Year Draft  Try To Wed Issue   Try To Wed Issue To Troop Shipments

Worcester Muffles 18 Bookie Phones: Springfield Moves To Cut Off Others

TEEN-AGERS ARE QUIZZED ABOUT MISSING GIRL   Claim New Clue ‘Best So Far’ B+ Clawveland.

Rep. Cannon, Hopeful War Will Not Come, Says Planes Chosen And Pilots Are Alerted

STATE WOULD SHARE POWER FROM SEAWAY   Dewey Suggests Electric Pool For Northeast

10.000 Force UN To Leave City In Storm   Allies Fall ‘Back Under Protection Of Mortar,  ) Machinegun Fire

Foe’s Charge Hurls Yanks Out of Wonju   10,000 Reds Hit Allied Force In Wild Skirmish

Allies Driven From Wonju In Wild Attack   U. N. Gains Wiped Out By Charge of 10,000; Aerial Attacks Slowed

UN oPCARHEAD CANT HETAIK HOLD ON CITY   10,000 Red Infantrymen Hit Second Division’s Task Force,

10,000-Man Force Attacks After UN Battles Into City   Communists Suffer ‘Staggering Losses’ In Counter-Offensive

UN Forces Gef Wonju Toehold, Are Driven Back   French, Dutch Infantrymen  Fight With Yanks

Hard-Won U.N. Gain Wiped Oui   Yanks Battle into Cit: But Furious Charge Expels Force.

Charge of Reds Throw Allies Out of Wonju  Forces Pour From   Forces Pour From Town in Attempt to Annithilate UN Troon:

Chinese Horde  Overwhelms ‘Counterblow   ‘Two-Day Gain Wiped Out in Few Hours in Korea Blizzard

UN Counter Attacks Succeed Momentarily   Allied Troops Are Driven Qut of City After Regaining “Toehold” in Heavy Fighting.

Communists Pouring Out Of Wonju In Attempt To Annihilate Allied Forces; UN Troops Fall Back Under Protection   TWO DAY GAINS ARE WIPED OUT BY REDS

UN Task Force Enters Wonju, Hurled Back   Retreat Under Wild Charge by Communist Troops

Fighth Army Halts At New  Defense Line   10,000 Communists Smash At Spearhead OF Second Division

UNEASY COLONY Consul Advises Americans {   . To Get Out of Hong Kong

Americans Leaving Hong Kong:   Advised to Go Becaust of “Deterioration of Situation”,

ALL AMERICANS IN HONG KONG ASKED 10 QUIT   Dependents Advised To Leave Colony By Consulate

Doug Welcomed By Clevelanders  Thousands Cheer As Parade Honors Hero

New Battle Looms Over Civil Rishts   Senator Humphrey Prepares Hearings On Senate Bills

Complete Shutdown In Protest To Fire Boss Legislation Seen; Men In Southern Fields Workine

Passenger Vessels Tied Up in Poris  Union Office Says No Ships Moving Until Demands Are Met

Maritime Strike To Keep All Tourist Ships at U.S. Docks   New Talks Expected Today in Effort to End Shipping Tie-Up on Both Coasts and in Gulf

Shipping fo Fee! Full Effects of Walkout Today  American Liners Carrying Tourists Tr Stay in Ports

CHEST FIXES $151.000 GOAL   Budget About 20 Per Cent Higher Than Last  Year’s

City Fathers Pigeonhole  Poppy Serap   Take No Action On Lesion Request

Red Propaganda Stepped Up As Peace Talks Snag   Allied-Communist Sub-Group Trying to Break Deadlock

China Steps Up Verbal Attacks On United States   Killing Of Soldier In Neutral Area To ‘Rouse Greater Hatred,’ Reds Say

Reds Step Up Hate . Campaign   _ Radio Pours ‘Abuse: On United States as  Deadlock i in Korea  Continues Unbroken

Communists Trying To Kindle More Hatred: Red Protests Stepped Up As Deadlock Remains Unbroker

Korean Cease-Fire Parley Continues Despite Flare-up Over Deaths in Neutral Zone

*DEADLOCK IS UNBROKEN IN KOREAN TALKS   Some Indication Chinese Willing To Get Results

Lash af Americans for Death of Red Soldier al Kaesong   Peiping Radio Says It Will Arouse More Hatred Toward This Country.

Enemy Protests And Propaganda Are Stepped Up  Group in oth Session

Accuses" America”  Of Murder   Subcommittee Meets As U. N. Spokesman Rips Obdurate Reds

U.S. REPLY  REJECTED BY RED LEADER   Gen. Nam Turns Down Joy’s Denial Allied Troops Ambushed Chinese; Demands Punishment..   PEIPING CHARGES _ MURDER BY Gl’S   No Progress Made in Cease-Fire Talks. Possible Chinese-North Korean Split Seen.

Korean Cease-Fire Talks Continue Despite Flare-up Over Neutral Zone Details

U. N. Spokesman Points to Growing Divergence of Views Between Chinese  and North Koreans.  REDS USE INCIDENT  TMH NMWMNMOaAaACaAaWIA

Peiping Reports Blast Americans Over Ambush Case   Admiral Joy Tells Korea’s Gen. Nam Charge Baseless

Think Guerillas or Partisans Are Guilty Assassins   Say Chinese Get Order from Peiping, and Red Koreans from Moscow

AIRMEN ATTACKED JEEP NEAR KAESONG   Small Group Again Talks About Setting Korean Triee Tine

Adamant in Talks, Also   Reds Charge, Allies Deny United Nations Troops Killed Chinese in Ambush

Subcommittee Fails to Break Truce Deadlock   Communists Step Up Anti-American Talk

Protests By Reds  ~ Inerease   UN Denies Ambush Of Chinese In Neutral Zone

Enemy May Break Off Truce Talks   Rejects U.N. Statement Denying Part in Ambush of Chinese Soldier

REDS STEP UP PROPAGANDA AGAINST U.S.   Claim Allied Aircraft Destroyed Liaison Jeep   JOINT COMMITTEE   Holds Fifth Session In Effort To Reach Armistice Agreement

Subcommittee Holds 5th Truce Session   Communists Charg: Chinese Soldier Was Killed by Yanks

Communists Step Up Propaganda Program   Peiping Radio Trying To Increase Hatred Over Kaesona Ambush Death

Propaganda Stirs Hate For America   Negotiators On Buffer Zone Hold Very Short Session

No Resuifs On Armistice From Meeting   Reds Formally Charge U.N. Ambush Killed A Chinese Soldier

Enemy Immune To Military Logic, Allied  SpokesmanSays      Communist Version: Kill. ing Will Increase Hatred Of Yank Imperialism

INTO FIFTH SESSION   Sub-Committee Continues  to Try to Break CeaseFire Deadlock

Reds Step Up Protests to  Peace Talks   Joint Subcommittee Holds Fifth Session In Attempt to Break Deadlock in Talks

Reds Claim New Violation of Truce Lone by U. N. Plane   Step Up Propagandc Against U. S. as Negotiations Go On

Stepped-Up Protests Hit Truce Talks   Propaganda Blasts Increase After _ ‘Patrol Ambush’

Reds Step Up Anti-American Propaganda   Committee Still Tries to Break Truce Deadlock

Protest Attack On Truce Jeep  Near Kaesong   UN Rejects Ambush Charge; Blames Killing On Guerillas

New Propaganda Barrage Fired By Communists   UN Denies Accusation That Chinese Soldier Killed In Ambush; Subcommittee Makes Little Progress

Reds Rejeci UN Reply To Protest   They Don’t Like Allies’ Answer to Charge of Shooting Chinese

Protest Filed as Allies Deny Earlier One   Foe Says White-Flag Jeep Destroyed; Call: for Punishment ,

Red Propaganda Turned On America Over Dead Soldier   Subcommittee Still Trying To Break Zone Deadlock

Reds Stubborn And Start New Hate Campaign   Much To-do Made Over Ambush of Chinese Soldiers

FIFTH SESSION IS DEADLOCKED  Red Protests, Anti-U.S. Words Stepped Up; Truce Talks Stalled

Propaganda Is Stepped Up By Red China   Communists Make Much Out Of The Death Of Soldier

RADIO BLASTS AT UN WHILE TALKG FALTER   Harp on “Murder” of Soldier and Reject Statement by Adm. Joy.

CHINESE CHARGE SOLDIER KILLED IN U. S. AMBUSH   JOINT ALLIED-RED TRUCE LINE GROUP HOLDS JOINT MEET

Chinese Step Up Protests In Truce Talks   Use Anti-American Propaganda About Ambush of a Patrol

Propaganda By Reds Is Stepped Up   Killing In Neutral Zone Stressed As Subcommittee Talk:

Reds Step Up Protests and Anti-U.S. Propaganda as Truce Deadlock Continues   U.N. Spokesman Sees Growing Split Between Chinese and North Koreans

Protests Are Again Voiced   Soldier Killing Brings Them; No Progress Made  In Truce Talks

Enemy Planes Driven Back Across Border   Highway to Kaesong Again Becomes Fair Target

Alltime Mark For Springlike Weather Near   Floods and Soft Roads Follow In Wake of Warmth

TEMPERATURE NEAR RECORD   Hoosiers Given Touch of Spring; Two Drownings Reported.

Armed Posse Hunting Seven-Fvot Boa Constrictor Near Lansing, Mich.

Gambler Again Escapes Death  Nitroglycerin Found In Texan’s Plane

Thousands Of Communis Dead Piled In Wake Of. Rolling Allied Advance   Signs Increasing Of General Enemy Withdrawal In Western Sector; Red Koreans Gain Slightly Against Roks

Thousands of Enemy Dead Mark Four-Mile Smash Tnito Red Positions

Butler Decries Federal Controls   Senator Dectares Proposals Lead Down Road To Socialism

SCHOOL BASEBALL TOURNAMENT HERE   Three High School Teams of the County Playing at Ruthven Next Week.

ON AS CHIEFS TALK PEACE  Despite Cease-fir¢ Negotiations Alliec   Despite Cease-fire Negotiations Allied Forces Strike at Enemy.

OK OF HIGHER WAGESINUS. IS IMMINENT   Formula Would Permi Extra 2!/.°% Increase Over Nation

OK OF HIGHER WACESINILS 1S IMMINENT   Formula Would Permit Extra 212% Increase Over Nation

3-DAY TRIPLETS ONE YEAR OLD   Friends From Neighbor. ing Houseboats Help Hardies Celebrate

‘Triplets Survive Host of Troubles To Observe First Birthday Today

[ke Back in Paris After Quick Visit   Says He Went to Talk Business on Speeding Defense

Cook Story Of Killing of Family Told   Mossers Compelled T: Drive Hither and Yon for Days.

'51 Model Car Here To Stay   Farewell to Convertibles, Chrome, Lighters, White Sidewalls

Fine Administration Reaches Another Day of Decision In Drive to Pass Income Tax Bill

GOP to Call Up Income Tax Bill For Second Vote  Governor Fine Says Income Opponents      Governor Fine Says Income Opponents Want Sales Tax

Air, Sea Power Alone Ridiculed   Says Isolation Talk ‘Great Aid to Stalin’

Dewey Agains! Curbing Troops   Governor's Views Differ From Those Of Hoover And Taft

ISOLATIONIST UTTERANCES ARE HIT BY DEWEY   New York Governor   Sharp Disagreement With GOP Leaders   IS NOT A CANDIDATE FOR WHITE HOUSE

Dewey Attacks Isolationism In TY Interview   New York Governor’s Opinion Clashes With Those Of Taft, Hoover

House Defeats Sfadent Draft Deferral Plan   Kilday Amendment Wins With Ease; Up to Boards

BOARDS TO DECIDE   House Votes Against Defer. ring College Students Solely by Test

HOUSE VOTES BAN ON STEP TO DEFER STUDENTS BY TEST   Passed Amendment Woulc Use Aptitude Exam For Draft Board Information

Suggest Plan for Veterans Bonus   25% Surtax Would Finance Proposal

Air Force Builds Up Fighter Fleet Fully Equipped With Electronic Eyes

‘All-Weather’ Fighter Forcels New Program For United States Air Force

All-Weather Plans Electronic Eye Interceptors  Planned For Air Force Fleet

New Interceptor Fleet Is Planned   All Fighter Planes To Have Electronic Eyes

Korean War-- --in Deadlock UN's Superior Firepower Offset By Reds Manpower

Party Power  Upsurge Seen By Democrats   Labor Undersecretary Says Truman-Barkley Can Beat Taft-Warren

eports Out May Complete Quota  5 Red Cross Fund Drive Still Short $500 of Quota As End Draws Near

Red Cross Fund Drive Total $2274      Wayne Steward, Fund Drive Chairman, Urges Workers To Wind Up Campaign

Red Cross Fund Reaches $2,322  Drive Goes on Toward  $8,947 County Goal

[MARIJUANA DESCRIBED AS “KINDERGARTEN” OF NARCOTIC ADDICTON AMONG TEEN-AGERS: JUVENILE USE OF NARCOTICS IS “ALARMING”    Widespread in All Major Cities—Heroin, Far More Dangerous Habit-Forming Drug, Ranks First in Choice  of Confirmed Addicts—Professional Narcotics Ped dlers Hang Around Schools.

ediieladiOsch teil Narcotic Addiction Among Young People On Increase \In Large Cities In Nation

Leave Communism Out,  Attorney Asks Spy Jury   “Bias Against Some Political Philosophy’ No Cause For Conviction, He Says; Case Nears Jury

WORLD COVERAGE Associated Prass . A. P. Wirephoto  United Press—Special Writers   200,000 Roll Over Bodies of Own Dead   Allied Division — Reported Routed,” Second Withdraws

Limited Withdrawals Are Fi orted Along 20 Mile  ; tor THE FICHT IS HEAVY Massed Communist Troops  - Increase Pressure Near , . ;  .

‘MASS CHARGE CUTS THROUGH DEFENSE LINE   Entire 150-Mile Front Involved In Bitter Fighting

Limited Withdrawals Are Forced Along 20 Mile Sector  THE FIGHT IS HEAVY Massed Communist Troops  Increase Pressure Near

Striking With Massive Power   Minafietds, Artillery Take Terrible Toll But Still They Come On

Qne UU. N. Division Routed, Another Forced to Withdraw: Censorship Hides Extent of Push

Reds Hurl Back UN Defenders In Seoul Area  Communists Surging Ahead Regordless Qt Haavy Cacualties

Chinese Surge Is Marked By Piles Of Dead  Alli ed Plan es An d   Allied Planes And Guns Are Taking ‘A Shackina Tall

Reds Hurl Back UN Defenders In Seoul Area  Communists Surging   Communists Surging Ahead Regardless Of Heavy Casualties

Heaviest Fignting Rages Southeast Of Yonchon Sector   Ry TOM BRADSHAW Ry TOM RRADSHAW

Services to Be Friday ‘At New Boston Church For James Earl Hampton

Stevedores Return To Work After  Anastasia Move   Underworld Figure Leads Truckloads of Men Through Gates at Base

ALLIES BEAT OFF ENEMY ATTACK   BATTLE LASTING MORE THAN 3 HOURS FOUGHT ON CENTRAL FRONT,

War Quietest Since Start  Jet Battles Recess, Little Ground Action

UN Troops Half Commie Attack   Allied Night Bombers Pound Red Airfield

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tobin As EconomistIrked By High Pay Given To Others

U.§: Steps Into lran Oil Crisis  Truman Intervenes, Urges Negotiations

Intervenes In lranian  Oil Crisis   President Truman Sends A Personal Letter to Premier M, Mossadegh   ‘URGES NEGOTIATION   Note Stresses Importanee President Attaches to ‘Explosive’ Situation

SENDS LETTER TO PREMIER IN TEHRAN   Asks Negotiations To End “Explosive Situation”  ACTION   Emphasizes Importance Of Issue: State Department Is Behind Move

Ambassador Gives Letter To Premier   Nationalization Principle Accepted By U. §&., Tehran Reports

Truman Plea For An Oil Settlement   Letter to Iran Urges Negotiation With Brit ain as Way to Avoid Near-East ‘Explosion’

Truman Sends Letter to Iran ‘Premier Urging Oil Settlement   Asks Negotiation Of Explosive  Situation

Message Sent To Urge Deal With Britain  Situation Seen As Threat To World

Truman Sends Personal Plea In Iran Crisis   Urges Negotiations In Dispute On Oil; Delay ' Nationalization Ster

Letter Uroes Negotiations With British   ‘Explosive’ Oil Situation Viewed With Grave Alarm

Parley By Tran Asked By Truman   President Urges Talks With Britain On Oil Dispute

Truman Urges Negotiations in Oil Crisis   Believes Settlement Possible Under Full Discussion

TRUMAN SIEF) IN  President Sends Notes. tc British, Iranian Leaders .  on Oil Crisis

President In Plea Issue Be Negotiated   Washington Places Heavy Emphasis On ‘Explosive’ Situation

Truman Urges Iran to Parley   Negotiations to Nip Threat of Possible War Sought

Truman Intervene With Letters In lran Oil Crisis  Urges Negotiation   Urges Negotiation In Notes to Iran And Britain

President Writes Letter To lran Premier Urging Negotiations Be Started

Truman Ask: Further Oil Crisis Talks   Oil Crisis Called Threat To Unity of Free World In Earlier Message to  Iran Premier

Urges Premier To Negofiate With Britain   Mossadegh Reported Calling Cabinet Emergency Session

President Sends Letfer Asking rnd lo Dispute  Ambassador Grady Delivers Mes: ange Te  mete bo mw tL

U. S. Ambassador Henry Grady Deliver Letter Personally To Premiers Home

Envoy Hands Truman Note to Premier   Negotiations Urged With Great Britain in Tense Situation  Zz .. rtiniint 3 pS

U.S. Tries To Mediate Oil Dispute  lran Prepares   lran Prepares To Nationalize AIOC in Week

Truman Urges Settlement of Oil Dispute   Asks Iran To Negotiate With Great Britain

LETTER SENT TO PREMIER. MOSSADEGH   President Asks Pe rsian Premier to Enter Negotiations With England on. Oil Field Seizure.          LETTER DELIVERED. f BY U. S. ENVOY   Truman Gravely Concerned by Unrest in Iran; Report Emergency Session of Tehran Cabinet.

lranian, British Negotiations Uraed in Letter   Envoy Delivers Note to Premier; Crisis Continues

President Truman Intervenes In lran’s Oil Crisis   Sends Note Urging That Negotiations With Britain Occur

‘resident W rites Premier Mossadegh _esident Wy rules Fremter Mossadegh  Truman Urges Iran Dispute Settlement

Truman Urges Iran To Settle Fight Over Oil   Makes Personal Plea For Negotiations In Explosive Situation

Truman Enters Into lranian  Oil Dispute   President Urges Iran  To Confer with Great Britain for Agreement In “Explosive” Crisis

President Asks Persian Leader To Negotiate   Letter Delivered By U.S Envoy to Premier's Home

Urges Talks at Once to Settle Tense Situation   Letter Asks Negotia. tions Within Nation: alization Principles

President Urges Negotiation of Oil Controversy.   Sends Letter to Premier Mossadegh Of fran; Crisis Seen as Wor Threat

Truman Asks Iran Premier To Negotiate   Letter From President Urges Bargaining In Oil Crisis

More Men Poured ir Massive Six-State  Manhunt for Cook  Reports of Seeing Slayer Come in From All Over Southwect

Biggest Manhunt Since Jesse James, Billy The Kid Jeeps Rumble South Of Border  In Search For One-Eved Killer

Killer Hunt Swings South Into Meyicg   FBI Dispatches Five Carloads Of Agents to Help Track Down Slaver of Eicht

U.S. Officers Join Hunt for Mass Killer Below Mexicali, B.C., and San Luis

Require Auctioneer To Make Report — On Farm Sale  OPS Information Must Go in Six Days in Advance.

Railways Balk At Union Plan   Reply Given Senate Group Investigating Dispute

Railroads Reject Union Proposal. For Settlemant   Offer Differs Little From Pact Signed By the Conferees Last December 2]

Railway Pact Plan Rejected   Carriers Turn Down Proposal By Union

RAIL “NO” TO UNION  Senate Comenitnes: Hears Operators’ Answer to -Traininen’s Proposal

Railroads Reject Union Peace Plan  « Charge’ Ruse..to. ‘Get Penalty Payments

Railroads Reject Union ‘Peace Plan   Turn Down Proposal Despite New Appeal By Senator Murray

Rails Reject Plans To End Wage Dispute   New Proposal Turne< Down As Unacceptable To Carriers

CARRIERS KILL MOVES TO HALT RAIL DISPUTES   Train Union's Proposals Meets Opposition Of Manacement

Rails Reject Union Proposal At Settlement   Trainmen Sought But Two Changes In Agreement.

Railroads Turn Down Union Plan   Settlement of Two Year Old Dispute Is Not Reached by Two Maior Contenders

Railroads Reiect Settlement Plan  Announce Decision at Public Hearing

Railroads Reject Union Proposal For Settlement’   Loomis Reveals Owners’ Action After Senator Murray Asks For Acceptance Of Trainmen’s Plan

Carriers Reject Peace Proposal   Railroad Dispute Formula Refused

Railmen’s Proposal Rejected   Hope for Settlement Of Long Dispute Fades As Carriers Find Two  Paints Wnaccentahle’

Railroads Reject Union Proposals   Effort To Settle Old Dispute Fails

U.S. Railroads Reject Union's Peace Proposal   Carriers Refuse to Accept Two Changes in December Agreement

Rails Reject  Union’s Plan   Carriers Won't Accep New Arbiter For BRT Dispute’

Railroads Turn Down Plan To Settle Dispute  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Announces Union Proposal Rejected

KKKKKK  HOUSEWIFE PLANS, LADY GODIVA-LIKE PROTEST T) TAX: SHERIFE SAYS NO

Republicans Hold Majority On State Supreme Court   Democrats Put Up Battle In Two Southern Areas

Van Fleet Says Enemy Capable Of Third Round   Fall of ‘Triangle’ Called ‘Great Loss’; Vehicles Moving Up

Red Forces Are Moving Up New Reinforcements  Lt. Gen. Van Fleet Says New Red Drive May Be Expected

Craft Vanishes Mysteriously On Non-Scheduled Flight From Pittsburgh To Buffalo

C-46 With 40 Aboard  Disappears   Fails To Reach Butfalo On Trip  From Pittsbursh   Five Planes Have Trouble During Hectic Week End

Truman Lauds Historic Blow Hit In Korea   President Informs Congress Aggression Halted by U.S. Stand

——eEeE oa ee ee  Historic Blows Struck B) y U.S. In Korea Says Truman

President Lauds U.S. Fighting Men   Congress Receives Report On Nation’s UN Participation

Lyndon Johnson Charges Secretary Of Defense Foster And Gen. Geo. Olmsted Of Misleading Double Talk

Man Missing From Hospital Finally Found   Constable Finds Richard Eldridge of Vinton at Mt. Vernon

DeGasperi Wins 16 Of 30 Capitals   Hoist Tax On'D Cigarets AndV Liquor In Bill/3

Communists, Fascists Show Strength In Italy Despite Conservative Win

ltalian Prime Minister Met By President   Italian Official Is Seeking Numerous Concessions For Italy

Deputies Will Renew Big 4  Parley Efforts   Negotiators Appear Pledged To Arrange For Top-Level Talks

INFLATION REARS REALLY UGLY HEAD  Lunch in Striped-pants Clique Costs $8.93 Now

Philippines and U. S. Agree On Defense Treaty   Pledge to Meet Common Dangers In Event of Attack

U.S. Filipino Detense Pact  To Be Signed   Treaty L of 4to Come Up At San Francisco Peace Conclave

Another Anti-Red Move  U. S., Philippines Complete Work On Mutual Defense Pact

Philippines, U. S. Draw Defense Pact   Agree To Help Each Other Meet ‘Common Danger’

Philippines, U.S. Agree On  Defense Pact   Will Be Signed Next Month At San Francisco

Defense Treaty Ties Philippines And United States   Each Nation Vows To Meet Common Dangers In Case Of Armed Attack

A Pledge Of Mutual Defense   United States and Philippines Agrea On Treaty Draft;  Siqn in September

U-S.-IS LINKED TO PHILIPPINES BY NEW TREATY   Agreement Pledges Mutual Defense Against ‘Common ~ Dangers’   3 OTHERS PLANNED   Alliance Pact of Move to Curb Red Aggression In East

Agreement To Be Signed At  San ” Sem aE   Four Such Treaties Now Await Signature At Jap Peace Treaty Convention Sept. 4

U.S., Philippines Agree On Mutual Defense Treaty   Pact Is Expected to be Signed Next Month Giving Pledge That Each Nation ‘Act To Meet the Common Dangers’ if Attackec

US, Philippines Apree on Treaty Of Mutual Defens  fs Fourth Pact to B      Ts Fourth Pact to Be Signed Next Month In Soy Francisco

2 Nations Will Act in Event KitherAttacked   Treaty Will Be Signed Next Month at Parley in San Francisco

Agreement On Defense Pact Made   United States And Philippines To Defend Each Other In Case OF Attack

Defense Pact Signed By@U.S. Philippines   Mutual: Aid Treaty. One Of Four Set For San Franciseos

U.S., Philippines Agree on Treaty   _ Mutual Defense Will Be Pledged in Case of Armed Attack

Philippines And U.S. To Sign Treaty   Defense Pact Agreement Announced; Pledges Each Nation to Act in Event of Attack.

PHILIPPINES AGREE T0 PACT   U. S.-Sponsored Mutual Defense Treaty Accepted

Philippines and U. S. Announce Agreement on Mutual Defense Trealy

Each Nation Piedged to "Act to ' Meet Common Dangers” in-Event of Armed Attack on Other.

U. §.-Islands Defense Pact Terms Revealed   Treaty Signing Scheduled For S. F. Conference

US, Philippines Reach Agreement On Defense Pact   Mutual Agreement Presumably Will Be Signed At Conference

U S -Philippines Defense Pact Is Set For Signing   Agreement Reached And Signing Planned Next Month.

U.S. To Sigr Pact With Phillipines   Signing Of Mutual Defense Agreement Slated Next Month

Alliance by  U.S. And The  Philippines Mutual Defense  Pact to Meet  ee a eee Ge ee

Other Pacts Being Mapped   Allies Building Line of Defenses in Darifie AD wine

Joint Fight Vowed Against Ageressors  Signing Scheduled At Jap Parley

U. S.-Philippine: Defense Treaty ls Agreed Upon  Each Nation Pledged

PHILIPPINES MUTUAL AID PACT READY   U. S. Will Sign With Former Coleny Next Menth

DRAFT MUTUAL DEFENSE TREATY WITH PHILIPPINES   FIRST OF FOUR TO GUARANTEE PACIFIC AGAINST AGGRESSION

Each Pledges To Aid Other If Attacked   Agreement Will Be Signed Next Month; Jap Accord Seen

CZECHS FREE YANK AIRMAN   Jet Pilot Roland Released After Being Held 25 Days.

Senate Votes 29-15 By Roll Call Against Lowering Voting Age To 18

Blizzards Hit Many States; Heavy Snows   Snowfall Reported From Minnesota Ta Misslaginpi

Ohio To Escape Wintry Storms  lowa And Minnesota Are Hardest Hit

10-Inch Snow  Falls in lowa   Winds Bring Storm East, But To Miss Ohio

Acheson Says Hungary Is ‘Nazi-Like’   Tells Red Government the US Is Noting Names of Responsible Officials

Full Scale Wartare And Cease-Fire Pact Among Possibilities   General of The Army Will Confer With Gen. Bradley On Situation Potent With Action.

Bradley and Russian Expert in Tokyo For Talks With Ridoway  Official Red Radio Denounces UN Demand  For New Talk Site

Bradley, U. S. Expert On Soviet Affairs Land ~ In Tokyo For Parleys

Hope To Prevent All-Out War in Korea   Gen. Bradley and Bohlen Arrive in Tokyo Today

CEASE-FIRE SITUATION UNDER STUDY   Possibility of FullScale War Also Will Be Discussed With Ridgway.

Bradley Meets With. Ridgway For War Talk:   Nation’s No. 1 Suviet Expert Also Present _ For Tokyo Conference

Bradley, Aide Reach Kores   * Discuss. Possibility _ Of AD-Out Conflict

Gen. Bradley Is In Tokyo For Meeting   To Discuss Korean Problems With UN Commander

Reds Not In Favor O} New Site   Ridgway’s New Talks Proposal Is Not Accepted

Measure Goes To Conference For Compromise  Both Bills Carry Heavy Income, Excise

ONFERENCE BOD} TO SETTLE SIZt OF TAX INCREASE   House And Senate Bills Fall Far Short Of Truman’s

Taking a Hill Follows a Pattern in Korea; Every One Seized Is at a Price

Boyle’s Notebook   BATTLE FOR FOUR HILLS— BIG GUNS SLUG THEM BUT DOUGHBOYS TAKE ’EM

 In the Battle of Four Hills .  Only the Allied Wounded ‘And the Dead Come Back

Defiant Marine Told of Effort toPreventWar   Acheson Says Korean Struggle May Avert Third World Conflict

Acheson Tells Marine Why US Is Fighting   Secretary Of State’s Letter Sent To Corporal

‘Acheson Tells Disgruntled Marine:  Why American Boys Are Now Fighting in Kores

WHY FIGHT? MARINE ASKS Korea Is Attempt To Prevent World War, Acheson Answers

Acheson Explains to Marine Corporal Why U.S. Soldiers Fight Reds in Korea

Acheson Writes ‘Rebel’ Marine   Camp Pendleton Man's Letter to Dac Rapping Korea: War Brings Response.

Acheson Replies To GI's Letter   Says Korean Fight Mav Prevent War

GOP, Dixie — ‘Link-Up Gets Cool Greeting   Taft Doubts  Practicability

Move for Coalition of Dixie. Dems and GOP Conservatives Encounters a Cool Reception

Politicians Cool To Link Of Two Groups   Southern Democrats And GOPs Merger Not Welcome

Taft Is Cool ’ To Coalition For Campaign   100 Bipartisans Opposing Truman Seek Realignment

Politicians Cool On Proposed Tieup   Move To Link Dixie Demos  With Republicans -

Some Politicos Cool To South, GOP Alliance  . Ta ft Dou bts   Sen. Taft Doubts Practicability Of Such A Proposal

Britain May Ask U.S. To Back Crisis Loom Move To Keep Iran Holdings In S. Korea’

Party, Though Inactive, Far From Being Dead; Seriously Considering Third Party Coalition

Little Hope s Seen to Restore Aid Program  €1.001.750.000 Is   $1,001,250,000 Is Cut From Truman's Foreian Aid Plan

HOUSE CUTS BILLION OFF FOREIGN AID  Administration Faces   Administration Faces Difficult Task In Trying to Restore Funds.

Winds Do Damage to Town of Rolla   Rain and Hail Fall in Storm Last Evening.

HIGH WINDS DAMAGE HOMES AT ROLLA   Power and Phone Lines in Parts ____Of (ity Bnoecked. Down  hy Falline Trance

Another Blow at Doomed La Prensa   Labor Confederation Orders ‘Show of Strength’ Against Defiantly Critical Paper

U.N. FORCES CUT ESCAPE ROUTES SOUTH OF LINE   enemy Determined To ake Our Troops Pay Heavily For Any Further Ad vance Into North orea.

Reds Fight Stubbor “nly  On Ridges   GI's 26 Miles Into North Korea While Foe Stiffens Defen-e

Stiffer Fight Being Put Up Now, However  ommie Discontent   Commie Discontent Growing, Evidence At Front Indicates

Communists Dig In For Stronger Fight, But Discontent Reported In Red Ranks; Enemy Returns to Offensive Starting Point

Dug-in Chinese, North Koreans Fight Stubbornly   Red Resistance Mounts; UN Pushes 26 Miles Above ‘38’

Student Shoots Tran Educator  Communist Tie-1p   Looked For In Attack

Tehran Student Wounds Friend  OF Late Premiex   Tran’s Former Education Minister Catches Youth Cheating; See Red TFieup

New Shoofing In Iran Stirs Tension High   Friend of Lately ‘Assassinated Official Shot and Wounded By Maclem. Student:

Governor Asks Legislature for New Taxation As Only Way Out o State’s Financial Mess  eeuwsre

Troop Limit Voted Down   Racial Segregation Amendment Adopted; Strike Penalties Rejected

26-Month Draft Given Approval   Segregation Proviso Added; House Beats Down Anti-Strike Sections

SENATE MAY CUT HOUSE BILL— : Income Tax Hike Will Be Delayed Till Oct. 1: :Georae

Tax Inerease Seen On Oct. 1  Earlier Action Held Unhkelv By George

Three Kille d InCarCrash Sunday Night   Funeral For Onslow Man Set For Friday; Eight Hurt In Traaedy

Eight Are Hurt, One Seriously, in 2-Auto Collision   Clinton County Resident, Driver of One Machine, Rams Culvert Abutment, Strikes Car on 136

Advisory Board Discusses Possible Labor, Government Dispute Settlement

WORK ON DEADLOCK   Truman Mobilization Board Members are Hopeful of Acreement Today

Individual Income Tax Rate Increase Effective Thursday   New Assessments Are Part Of $5,691,000,000 Revenue Measure Passed in October

Long List of Tax Increases Go Into Effec   Individual Incomes, Corporations Feel the Heaviest Blow

Succeeds Walter P. Stacy.... Scott Names Devin New Chief Justice

Scott Chooses William Devin Chief Justice   Itimous Valentine Named By Governor To Succeed Him

clevator Bill Passed  Tobacco And Liquor Proposal: (Get Goine-Over In Assembly

Elevator Seems Assured; Voting Qn Tobacco Associates Is Approver

One Killed When Bus, Car Collide   Seventeen Escape Injury In Accident Near Manntard

Truman Knows If He'll Run: Mum Until ‘52   President Not Expected To Announce Until pAid-January

Truman Still Mum On Plans for ‘32   No Announcement Until Mid-January

Truman Will Not Announce ‘52 Plans Before Mid-January   President Comments on Several Subjects at Today’s News Conference.

Starts Work On Messages To Congress   Says MacArthur China Charges Not Based On Facts: Hits Tax Delay:

Truman Will Announce His Decision of 1952 Candidacy When It Is Politically Expedient

\President to Make Public His iDecision on Whether He Will ‘Run When It Is "Expedient”’

TRUMAN WON'T ANNOUNCE UNTIL ABOUT MID-JANUARY: BLASTS RED ‘AGREEMENTS

TRUMAN KEEPS OWN COUNSEL ON CANDIDACY   To Be Disclosed After Delivery Of Three Messages

Truman In No Hurry On Plans For *52   Won't Announce Before Mid-January. He Tells Reporters

Truman Promises Statement Of 3. Plans Later  President Indicates Mid-January Date;  Dicnutes MacArthur

—AWAITS ANNUAL MESSAGES— Truman ToW ithhold His  Decision Until January

Truman To Pick Time Heli Talk   His Decision on 1952 Will Be Made Public When Politically Right

Truman Holds Off Candidate Decision  Until Early In 1952   Answer Not To Be Given Before Mid-January, President Hints

Truman Fail:  To Diselose  "52 Decision To Announce It  When Expedient

Truman Won't Announce Plans Until January  Will Work on Annual Messages Before Turning to Politics

N. O. Cotton   Soybeans   Perak ao fF Feo 2 ’onrerence-—  ORR to Tell Race Plans When Expedient

TO TAKE HIS TIME   Truman Is In No Hurry to Announce 1952 Political  Plans

FIND BODY IN LAKE MICHIGAN   Fishing Crew Discovers  Body Of Man Near  South Haven

Six British Shippers Refuse To Surrender  Oil Aboard Tankers   International Court of Justice Prepares For Hearings On Britain's Injunction Plea.

British Shippers Refuse to Sign For Iranian Oil   fe 2 +   Crisis Threatens to Explode As Hearings Are Scheduled

Expert To Quit AEC Post Soon To Speed Development of ‘Atomic Powered Submarine

“LOOKS LIKE CHRISTMAS’  -Macy-Gimbel Price Wor Draw: Thousands of Barqain Hunters

Beat Down New York Prices Bargain-Hungry Thousands   Macy and Gimbei Launch Competition That May Spread: Sparked by Court Rulina

Bargain Hunters Beat Down Prices In New York Stores  Macy's And Gimbel’s Duel Sharply  Aa War Bids To Spread Across Nation

BADLY INJURED IN COLLISION MONDAY NIGHT   Veteran Policeman Pinned Under Overturned Auto

EIGHT DIE IN CRASH   Flaming Deaths for Air Feree Men in Texas Explosion

Attlee Gives _ Up Office Seal To King George   iabor Party Beaten By Slender Margin In British Election

 Gain Absolute Majority Of The  625 Seats In The House Of  Commons; Wilt Form New  Government:   CHURCHILL CALLS IT ‘LAST BIG PRIZE’

Tories Happy But Worried AboutMargin   Attlee Surrenders  His Seal Of Office   New Prime Minister Expected To Ask Coalition With Liberals

Home —°. Edition  price J CENTS.   Tories Win Control; Attlee Quits

Nearly - Final Returns Show 21-Seat Majority For Churchill’s Party

Season’s Worst Storm Hits New England as Temperatures Drop as Far South as Florida

Forty Blocks of City Inundated; Four Lose Lives.   Water 20 Feet Deep In Places Drives  4,000 from:-Homes; HMundred«: Mearannad

Three Known Dead in Flash Flood at Hays   Cloudburst Leaves 15 to 20 Feet of Water in  Western Kansas Town

10-Inch Deluge Sends Big Creek Roaring IntoCity: Several Missing

—HTO 2 VOTE— UN Spurns Seatfor Red China   RUSSIA IS GIVED NEW SETBACK

Membership Bid Defeated In Assembly   Western Powers Fear New Kerea-Type Wars

Soviet Rebuffed Over Red China   Eden of Great Britain Is to Answer Vishinsky in Monday's Debate

General Assembly, By 11-2 Vote, Whips Scheme By Russia And Poland

Townspeople Ask Plane Crash Probe   Angered as House Is Hit, Three Killed

3 Killed As Plane Hits Home   Angered Citizens Want Investigation Of Fatal Crash

Boy, 17, of Relief Family Receives $300,000 Tax Refund by Mistake

President Is Planning To Speak To Delegates On Opening Day, Sept. 4th

Truman Gives M’Arthur Green Light To Address Jan Treaty Conference

KAPLAN DIES IN COLLEGE PRANK   Believed To Have Fallen Over Bluff Into River While Fleeing   INFANTRY AIDS HUNT

Eighteen-Year-Old Texans Failing to Register Under Federal Draft Law

Death Toll Mounts in Train Crash   ‘Streamline Passengers Collide Headon in Central Alabama

Train Wreck Death Toll  Reaches 17  Two Streamliners Collide Head-On  In Alabama  s. geyr'rtes F aqme wore

House Passes, Sends Tax Bill To President   Military Spending Measure, CD Program Stilt to Be Acted On

Civil Defense Program Lags, Williams Says  ~ $tate Council Given Jab In Lansing

HE CALLS ANOTHER 'HERO' Injured Cleric Fights Way Over icy Peaks, Saves 2

Eisenhower Leaves For Europe After Top-Level Meetings  Notes He Took Job In Europe For ‘Not

Eisenhower Has Vital Conferences   General Confines Talks To Military Matters; Refuses To Be Trapped Into Politics

FUGITIVE BOOKIE SEIAED BY POLICE IN ATLANTIC CIT}   Harry Gross, Whose Escape Touched Off Nation-Wide Search, Arrested at Racetrack.   GAMBLER AND FAMILY TARGET OF THREATS   Star State Witness in Gratt  Trial of 18 New York Cops Has Been Warned Not to Testify.

Gross’ Family In Receipt Of Death Threats   Dépper Bookie Cloimed He Wanted To Get Away From Excitement

Oatis Takes Stand Again   AP Reporter ‘Testifies Against Self: Looks  Like Recital   Czech Rejects Protests Of “Phony Confession

Guild Protest Rejected By Czech Official   U.S. Newsmen Charge Duress In Bill Oatis Trial

‘A Woman’s Theory—What We Know That a Husband Don’t Know, Won’t Hurt Them

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Reunion In Old Virginia For Trwnan And Baruch

eS pe ee Oe  WEATHER TODAY   Report Dead Anti-Stalinist Received Threat Before Body Was Found In Burning Farm Home

WEATHER TODAY.   Report Dead Anti-Stalinist Received Threat Before Body Was Found In Burning Farm Home

Police Probe Adamic Death   Check Report Reds Threatened His Life

Gls Advance Five Miles in Flaming Drive   Marines Burn Out Reds, Capture Hills Under Heavy Fire

UN Slaughters Reds in Gains Up to Five Miles   Action Blazes Across 135-Mile Front; Night Air Assault Greatest

Slaughter Redsin = _Close Combat   Kier Offensive orted by” Me t Plane Sorties

Fierce Fight © Rages In Korea  _ U.S. Marines, Infantry Take Part In Rlandw Rattlee Alang War Frant

Blazing Action Flares In War   Marines, South Ko reans Rout Foe  After Fight

Killer’ Drive Slaughters Reds Five-Mile Gains Made In Bloody Fighting

United Nations Armies. Gain Up to Five Miles   Staggering Losses Inflicted on Chinese and North. Koreans as Fighting Blazes All Along.13-Mile. Rottlatrnnt ”

UN Troops Gain Up To Five Miles   Slaughter Reds In Some Of War's Bloodiest Fighting

Allies Make Gains All Along 135-Mile Front Supported by Record Number of Air Strikes: Red Supply Routes Threatened By Offensive

Allied Troops Blast Reds for Five-Mile Gain   Killer Drive Preceded by War's Greatest Air Assault

Fer ‘vent Pleas For Peace By Little Nations   World's Great Powers Urgeil Ta Take Fresh Start Against War

LEGISLATURE SETS GOAL FOR ADJOURNMENT   House Republican: Roll Out Compromise Tax Program for Consideration.

Rains Enlarge  Flood Danger   Show-Down Nears For Those Living Along Mississippi.

Rain Intensifies . Danger: Of Flood On Mississippi   : Over 3,000 Persons  ~ Already Evacuated - Brom Stricken: Area

Move Many to Higher Areas   Red Crass, Some Nationa Guard Units en Emergenc) Duty As Showdown Near

Air Force Gets Last Laugh On Bigos Hitchhiker   Wife of Sergeant Has Glib Voice

U.S. ASSAILS # ‘PEACE’ OFFER   North Korea Demand  Held Propaganda

Quake Rocks So. Calif.   325 Mile Radius Feels Tremor But No Damage Results

General Would Warn Soviet ‘No More, This {s If’  U.S. Will Have  To Draw Line, Do le ht, Lie Dilan

Most Of Victims Children; About 1 Others Hurt   Single-Engine Craft Plunges 100 Feet While Doing Turnove

Over 1,000 See Tragedy Strike During Airshov.   Plane’ Disintegrates, - Flies Through Crow ‘As Wingover Fails

Eisenhower Is ‘Natural, as Presidential Candidate, But Has Handicap to Overcome

Eisenhower a ‘Natural’ for 1952 Race, But Has Handicaps, New Book Savs

‘MILD WEATHER IS DUE TO CONTINUE 'N BONHAM AREA   Mass of Cold Air To Hit West Texas Tonight   Steps Taken to Assure Gloves for Fighters

REALIGNMENT OF LEGISLATIVE SEATS FAVORED   Would Increase House Membership To 134; Senate To 30   ANOTHER DISTRICT FOR BALTIMORE CITY

Two Officers Suspended == = ——OS— pr  Chicago Chief Eyes S Sources Of Police Captains’ Wealth

Police Capture Escaped Stayer   Winnie Ruth Judd Nabbed in Phoenix

RUTH JUDD, TRUNK SLAYER, CAPTURED IN PHOENIA, ARIZ,   Mad Murderess, Who Escaped From Hospital For Insane, at Large Less Than 24 Hours,   ARRESTED BY POLICE NEAR DOWNTOWN AREA   Tiger Woman of Two Decades Ago Offers No Resistance When Contronted By Two Officers.

TRUNK SLAYER OF 30'S FLEES INSANE ASYLUM   Winnie Ruth Judd Recaptured After Fleeing Ari zona Institution   LAUNDERED CLOTHES TO FOIL BLOODHOUNDS

Winnie Ruth Judd Retaken  After Spectacular Ese ape Krom Arizona Sale Hospital

Gov. Dewey To Fly To Korean Front on July 1   To Make 25,000-Mile Tour of Critical Areas In the Pacific

Dewey Will Make Tour Of Pacific   To Visit Korean Front See Chiang; Denies Political Angle.

Governor Dewey To Visit Korean Warfront in Juiy   Twice-Defeated Candidate Wants Better Picture Of Situation in Asia.

Dewey Plans Visit To Korean Front  Early Next Month   Importance of Pacifi to Free World Cited as Reason for Big Tour

Dewey Plans Visit to Front On Long Tour   Governor To Fly To Critical Areas As a Citizen

TO VISIT OTHER CRITICAL AREAS IN THE PACIFIC   Denies 25,000-Mile Tow  Has Any Political : Implications

~ —FLYING—~ Governor, Chiang to Hold Talks   ‘WILL LEAVE N.Y. JULY 1

Churchill’s Lead Drops To 16 Seats Following Delayed Yorkshire Vote

DR. RAYMOND B. ALLEN GIVEN FEDERAL POST   Seattle Educator Succeeds Dr. Gor don Gray As Director of Psychological Straiery Board

Troops fo Move To Atom Testing Grounds Today   General Outlines Plans for Coming Maneuvers in Neyvad

Troops To Join In Atomic Test  First Field Training In Weanoane Planned

Army Unit Heads for Atomic Area   Secret Tests Set for Combat Troops

\County’ Officers Challenge Crime. lpeahers To Prove Laxity In Duty

Freeze Not Solid; Can Melt a Bit  There’re a Lot Of Loopholes In Present Plan

ROK Sailors Raid Inchon   The Freeze At a Glance   Action Was Anti-Inflation Measure  New Wave. Price Freeze to Thaw Out A Little

Freeze a Hurry-Up Job Aimed to Halt Inflation; Due to Melt Some Later.

Freeze on Prices and Wages Expected To Melt a Bit in Special Instances

UN Jets Down Four Red MiGs In Six Fights:   Air Force Admits Lace af One F280

SENEMY JETS  HYT BY ALLIES   One ‘American Plane  Downed In Fights

UNLICENSED DRIVER HITS YOUTH WITH CAR   David Moscufo, 6, Magnolia Road, Sustains A Broken Leg in Accident

V7 Rre Ordered for Induction   Small Contingent to Report for Duiy With Army Jul+7 13

52 Inductees (Report Monday   21 from Janesville Included in Group Leaving for Service

Pirates Swap Westlake And Chambers   Exchange Is Made With St. Louis  For Five Players; No Cash Involved

Vet Claims Army Trial Was Unfair   ‘Shot Korean In Self - Defense’ — Pfe. Abraham

IMBUED WITH NEW COURAGE. HE DECLARES   ‘Big Weight Off Heart,’ Mother Says After Visiting Son

Armistice Talks Most Hopeful Development Comes As Bombshell   Battleline Offered In Surprise Proposal Only Few Miles From Front Suggested By Allies.

New Proposal By Reds For  Korean Trace   Suggest Cease-Fire        Line Neurer Zone Sought By Allies

Approach Agreement On Demarcation Line   Communist and United Nations Negotiators iKe port Most Progress Since Cease-Fire Dis: et MA dL Aet fafy

Would End War Along Line Only Two Miles From That Sought by Allies; Officials Are Optimistic Move May Lead to Cease-Fire

Sudden Offer Nears Terms  Urged By UN   Possession Of Kaesong Is Still In Dispute; Both Sides Claim City

ALLIES WILL GIVE ANSWER 10 PROPOSAL  Qtill In Titennta a   Still In Dispute, However, Is Possession of Kaesong, Site of Truce Talks.

Red Terms Raise Peace Ho pe   Compromise Proposal May _End Truce Talk Disputes

Hopes Soaring For Cease-Fire In Korea War   Line Only One To Three Miles From One Sought by UN

Reds Drop Demand For Heartbreak, Blood Ridges  M......'".. 6LSTlCUOV ee eee   Possession of Kaesong  Remains in Dispute

Hopes Soar For Eariy Truce Surprise Red Offer Nearer To UN Stand

Proposal Brings Opponents Close To An Agreement   Communist Plan Roughly ‘Agrees With United Nation Battle Line Proposal; Both Sides Still At Odds Regarding Kaesong; Reds Drive UN Forces Off Korean Hills

: See New Hope for Real Armistice As Reds Make Surprise Cease-Fire Offer

CRIME IN AMERICA  XKetauver's Story to Appear Serially Starting Next Week

Fars NEXT Monday     IREGISTER- STAR-NEWS IS_ TO FEATURE IKEFAUVER’S AMAZING STORY OF CRIME

CRIME IN AMERICA  Serial Form of Senator Kefauver' Story Starts in This Week's Issue

RAINS GROUND PLANES  Ko-Red Counterattacks Touch Off All-Dav Battles

Allied Big Guns Lash Red Units In Bitter Fight   Reds Fail To Gain In Savage Assaults: Cold Rains Slow Air Attacks

Wild Assault Stopped by UN Troops   Enemy Silent On New Proposal To Resume Tatks

N. KOREANS HALTED IN 2 WILD FIGHTS   Enemy Fails in Counterattacks on “Heartbreak Ridge,’ Comes Under Heavy Artillery Fire.   COLD RAINS START; PLANES GROUNDED   Allies Capture Hill on Western Front and Two Strategic Heights in Eastern Sector.

North Korea Troops Fail To Advanee   Allies Seize Hill Heiped By Heavy Gun Fire When Reds Withdrew After Two-Hour Batile

Red Battalion 1s Struck by Allies   North Korean Troops Fail in Attacks on EastCentra! Front   ARTILLERY IN ACTION   Ridgway Is Still Ready to Resume Cease-Fire Discussions

North Korea Battalion Is Shell Ta reel   Allied Artillery Slashes Counterattack; Rail Facilities Hit

North Koreans Battalion Cut By Allied Group   Fail to Gain in Series of Attacks

Enemy Force Gets Slashed By U.N. Guns   Reds Turned Back In Series of Wild Smashes at Ridve

LITTLE GROUND IS GAINED BY EITHER SIDE   U. S. Planes Defy Weather To Blast At Rail Facilities

Enemy Stages Counterattacks InKorea   Red Troops Make Sweeping Drive Against Allies

Allies Slash Wild Assaults   Artillery Fire Cuts Attackers to Pieces cs They Fall Back .

Winter Stil Retains Grip   Wide Areas Being Held Tightly; Snow Widespread.

New Snow Storm Is Heading Into. Weary Midwest:  Wisconsin; North lowa, Minnesota a) A PrARAPFA

Winter Holding on Over Many Areas   Snowstorm Hits Southwestern and Western Stotes

Winter Hits Nation Hard   Snow, Cold Weather Cover Much Of U. S.

A-Bomb Can Be Used-McMahon   Question Arises in Troops Issue Debate

McMahon Sees No Legal Barrier: lf War Is Started   Troops-To-Europe Controversy Raises  Issue On A-Bomb Use

US. Ready For A-Bomb Use In War   Senator Contends There’s No Legal  Barrier To Weapon

No. Legal Barriers Seen tn. Using Bomb On Russia   ~ Question Arises Over Authority Of U. S. slo Deliver Atom Bombs To Allied Nations

No Legal Barriers Against A-Bomb Use, Says § Senator,   Hickenlooper Raises ‘Question About Sending Bomb to Atlantic

A-Bomb Use Ban Claims Are Denied   McMahon Says Law Does Not Show Barrier

McHahon Sees No Legal Bars To Use Of Bomb   Senator Says U. S. Will Drop Bombs In Case Of War

McMahon Says There Are No Legal Barriers To Using Atom Bomb If Russia Sfarts War

Aid To Malaye Urged By Paper  Britain Advised To Transfer From Korea

British Far East Troops Demanded For Malay Fight   Newspaper Asks 25,00( Men Be Sent From Korean Front

Athletic Bribes Are Against Law   State Senate Gives Approval To Law In Sessions Yesterday

Seek To. Forma’ New Line of: Defense Now   Allied-Offensive  Grinds Almost To A Halt

Planes Blast Enemy Trucks At Pyongyang   3rd Spring Offense May Be Attempted By Chinese

PREPARE 3RD DRIVE; U.N. PLANES BLAST 500 ENEMY TRUCKS   Chinese Trucks In Pyongg ang; ‘Column Advances On U.N. Lines  Near Imjin River in West.

Reds Rushing Fresh Troops To No. Korea   Allied Offensive Halts to Await Supplies, Reinforcements

2nd Largest Hog Market Is Forecast   Pig Production Expected To Total 100 Million Head

Second Highest Pork Producing Year Expected   105 Million Pigs To Be Marketed; Misses 1943 Mark

QUESTION THREE MEN IN $8,850 BANK ROBBERY   One Suspect in Columbia, Ill. Holdup Arrested in St, Louis.

HOLD TRIO FOR BANK ROBBERY AT COLUMBIA   ONE MAN ADMITS DRIVING CAR USED TO MAKE GETAWAY

DELEGATES OF U.S. DEPART FOR UN MEET  Paris Session of World   Paris Session of World Organization May Bring Showdown on Peasnce

‘FEDERAL COMMISSION GIVEN PETITION  More Natural Gas For Ohio  Seen In Texas Firm Offer

‘Billy’ Hubbard Named Chemist by U.S. Navy At Ordnance Laboratory

‘INTERNAL SUBVERSION THREAT TO COUNTRY   MacArthur Tells D. A. 8. Yo Be ware Of “Detailed Rezimenbtatian”

MacArthur Tells DAR Infernal Subversion and Corruption Now Threatens the United States

Roads Blocked In Sections of Several States .  "Parts of lowa Unde’ 2-Fr. Snow Blanket

Recitation Of Poetry Marks Final Stage Of Tallulah’s Check-Raising Case Against Maid

ADOPT BUILDING CODE ~ FOR TULLYTOWN BORO   Council Appoints Benjamin Pirolli As Temporary Building Inspector   ‘(ORDER TRAFFIC SIGNS

NO RELIEF FROM FRIGID COLD PROMISED BY WEATHERMAN   - Florida Only State Not Shivering From Low Temperatures

Nation Warned  To Be Wary of  Russian Feinf’ Soviet Motives Still Big IF,  muse lARnReAR

BACK TO SCHOO  [S   Lethargy, Weather Cause Tardiness; No K. U. Stu- dent "Accidents

BACK TO SCHOOLS   Lethargy, Weather Cause Tardiness; No K. U. Student Aecideads

4,600 Men Go On Duty By July    Senate Ponders What To Do About Drafting Youths 18

U.S. Considers Sanctions   Tougher Policy For Reds If Truce Fails

CARTERVILLE OFFICIALS AND — FIREMEN QUIT   Mayor, Police and Fire Chiefs, 2 Aldermen Resign in Spat.

Viewing The State Capital Seene:   Hopels Dwindling For Adoption Of Tax Plan

Resume World Series Today-Yankees Trail   Maglie, Reynolds Are Chosen For Mound Service

Reynolds, Maglie Will Hurl Today   [Fourth World Series Game _ Sunday Rained Out

Deferments To Continue   Tightened-Up Policy For College Men Seen

Mass Murderer Sought in Mexico Ex-Convict Boasts of  Killing Seven Before Fleeing Acros« Rorder

Mexico Joins Hunt for Sawed-Off, Boastful Killer Who Told — Deputy Hed Murdered 7 Persons

Badman Bill Cook Believed Hiding In Mexico; Nine Murders Suspected

Law Follows Gory Trail Of Murderer   Eight Slayings Spur Hunt for Mass Killer

Officials Hunt Boastful Killer   Trail of Badman  Winds Into Mexice

Bloody Trail Of Bill Cook Crosses Border   Authorities Fear Vicious Rampage Of Ex-Con May Have Taken Ninth Life

MEXICO JOINS IN MANHUNT FOR BADMAN COOK   Killer Suspected — of Slaying Five IMinoisans Flees Into Desert,

Info Bieri Mexican Area   Slayer Suspect’s Car Abandoned Near Border ‘Mexican and U.S. Officers Cooperate:

Hunt Widens For. Killer In North Mexico   Victim’s Car Found. South Of Border As Police Speed Search

Police Follow Trail Of Murderer  Into Barren Northwestern Mexico

POLICE FOLLOW BADMAN’S TRAIL   Capture Of Mass Killer Expected As Many Join In Hunt In Northwestern Mexico.

Mexican Police Join Search For Killer   Car of Latest Slaying Victim Found South of Borde:

Bill Cook’s Trail  Turns Into Mexico   Baja California Police Join in Search for  Boastful Killer

THINK SLAYER OF ILLINOIS FAMILY NOW IN MEXICO   FIND ABANDONED CAR OF LATEST VICTIM ACROSS THE BORDER

OFFICERS HUNT FRANTIC KILLER   California Territorial Police Aid In Following Bloody Trail

Mexico Joins Hunt for Killer  ment J. CI awe   Possible Slayer Of 6 Crosses Border

Irail of Murderer Leads to Mexico  Car of Admitted Killer Is Found Across Border

Poland’s UN Envoy Blasts Eden Speech   British Foreign Minister Backs Acheson Stand

[ranian Demand Not Forwarded By Harriman  Presidential Adviser Refuses To Forward Demand To Britain

Balks Demand In Oil Dispute   Fears Message Might Aggravate Situation

BITTER BATTLE: ON NEW FRONT NOW UNDERWAY   Ridgway Demanding Kaesong Be Dropped As Conference Site

Air Supported Relief Column Rescues Allies  Gen. — Calls   ee ee ee eer

Rescue UN Unit Trapped By Reds In Sneak Punch  Enemy Studies New Move To Transfer Armistice Talks

RIZE OF 17-DAY OFFENSIVE  Yank Regiment 'Liberates' 4000 Gal. of Korean Beer

More Than 200 Planes In New Korea Battle  Loss Of Red Jets Run Up To 22 In Two-Day Battles

Baffled British Officials Chase (Clues to Whereabouts of Diplomats

Manhunt Spreads  British Officials Kept Busy  Chasing Missing Pair Clues

Big Manhunt Is Continuing   Chase for Diplomats Leads to Spain and Mediterranean

TALK HOPES FADING FURTHER Korea Issue Settlement Seen Coming With Force

Gen. Bradley Leaves Tokyo On Trip Home   Increasing Signs Major Military Korean Action Nea

RFC Begins House Cleaning As Sen. Fulbright Says Hearings Gained Objectives

‘Ethical Conduct’ in Govt. ‘Rapped by Fulbright; Says IRFC Probe Won Objective

caieamaeeee  RFC Begins House Cleaning As Sen. Fulbright Says Hearings Gained Objectives

Fulbright Says RFC Investigation Has Achieved Objective  Justice Department To Use Evidence of  Probe for Prosecutior

Troops Anxiously Awaiting End of Fighting; ‘No Sense’ In Further Losses Ohioan Says

50 Perish When Boston To Coast Airliner Burns   United DC-6 Wrecked Near . Destination In Oakland Early This Mornine

Huge Airliner Crashes With 48 Thought Dead   Sheriff’s Posse Reports Finding Bodies Of Four,  Sees No Survivors

United DC-6 Falls, Burns  In California   Posse Finds No Survivors;  Plane Was Ready To Land

20 MILES SOUTH OF OAKLAND 42 Passengers, 6 Crew Members Lose Lives In  Early Morning Tragedy

Panel Okays RFC Nominee   Symington Gets Approva Of Senate Committee

Symington Wins Senate Approval  _ Giant RFC Now Bossed By One Man

Symington Approvec For Boss of RFC   Red Rulers May Cause War To Soread. President Savs

Reds Hurl Nev Attack At UN Lines   Allied, Enemy Jets Tangle Nine Times In One Day

CHINESE ATTACKS ARE TURNED BACK   Reds Try Eight Times But ail to Advance. ©

No Progress In New Red Pushes   8 Separate Drives  By Reds Thwarted

Reds Hurl Eight Attacks On U.N. Lines   In the Air, MIGs Steer Clear of Allied Bombers

Red Forces Hurl Eight New Attacks   No Ground Gained As United Nations Troops Hold Fast; Airmen Set Record

Private Rites For Mrs. Fine   Governor Extended State Resolution

Stage Set for Auto Industry to Hike Prices   May Mean 13 Percent Increase During the Year

Volume Grows @n Leaf Market   Georgia-Florida Belt Prices Holding Firm

Cook Pleads Not Guilty, Trial Is Set for March 1?  Lawyers Complain Confessed Slayer Won't Cooperate

18-Year-Old Draft To Be Requested  Defense Department To Ask Congress for Additional Manpower

800,000 Men In Age Brackel Of Proposal   Draft Deferments And Exemptions Face Tightening

Defense Dept. To Ask Change Jn Draft Law  Lowering of Ace   Lowering of Age Limit for Induction Of Youths Sought

Plan ‘To Lower  Dralt Age   Congress Will Be Asked to Let 18-Year Olds Be Included

TIGHTENING OF DEFERMENTS JS ALSO ASKED   Service for 18 ‘Year Olds Would Be 27-30 Months

Plan To Lower Draft Limit Is Aired By Army   18-Year-Olds: Would Be Taken, Draftees’ Service Lengthened 

Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds To Be Asked   Defense Department Also Plans to Ask Congress to Tighten Draft Deferments

18-Year-Olds Will Be Called If Bill Okayed_   Defense Department To Ask Congress for Tightening cf Draft

18-Year-Olds Called Under Defense Dept. New Program   27 To 30 Months Of Training Is Wanted; Beferments And Exemptions ‘lightened

Lowering of Draft to 18 To Be Asked  _ 27-30 Months ~~ In Army Is Goal

Would Draft 18-Year Olds   Defense Department Will Ask Congress for Permissien, Also to Tighten Deferments

FACING DRAFT   Defense Department To Ask Congress, For Change In Law

DEFENSE DEPT. WILL ASK DRAFT OF 18-YEAR OLDS   PREPARE MEASURE FOR SUBMISSION TO THE CONGRESS

See Bill Asking. Okay On Draft 0f18-Year Olds   Tighter Deferments And Exemptions Sought For Men In 19-25 Yr. Class

18-Year-Old Draft Will Be Requested  Tightening Of Deferments, Exemptions,   Tightening Of Deferments, Exemptions, Service Hike Asked Of Congress

CHANGES TO BE SOUGHT IN UL S. seiFT MEASURE   ‘College Students Rushing To Enlist ln Armed Forces

ARMY PLANS TO ASK DRAFT 18-YEAR-OLDS   Boys Would be Automatically Eligible for Draft at 18 on Finishing High School.

‘Draftee Time ToBeExtendec i To 30 Months   Extension Also Seen for - Draft of Doctors and Dentists

Army Would Seek ] Draft Of 18-Year-Olds  Tighter Deferment Exemptions Also 2 PY

Congress to Get Bill to Draft 18-Year-Olds   Tighter Deferments Also In Defense Dep’t. Proposal

Reduction Of Draft Age To be Asked  Defense Wants 18-Year-Olds, Deferment Cut

To Seek Authority To Draft Ail Fit  Male Youths of 18 For Armed Forces

Draft Age May Be Cut By New Bill   Defense Department Works On Plan To Bolster Mimpower

18-Year Olds Drafted In NewProgram   27-30 Months Duty Will Be Required Al! Physically Fit

Defense Department Plans to Ask Congress for 18 Year Old Drattees

May Draft Boys 18 Years Of Age   Tight Deferments Also Predicted 

Manpower Bill to Ask Draft of 18-Year-Olds   Defense Department to Request Tightening Of Deferments and Exemptions; Measure Will Be Submitted Within Two Weeks

Plan To Ask Draft.  Extension   Defense Department To Ask For Draft Of 18-Year-Olds In Next Year

Military Will Ask Draft of 18 Year Olds   Tighter Deferments ot! Men 19 Through 25 Also Sought

Tighter Policy On Deferment Also Proposed   Manpower Bill Will Be Submitted Within Two Weeks

Length Of Service Is Considered   Defense Department Will Also Ask Congress To Tighten Up On Deferments And Exemptions For 19 Through 25 Group   PROGRAM MAY START BY NEXT JULY 181

May Draft 18-Year-Olds   Defense Officials To Ask Congress For Its Approval

Would Tighten Up Exemptions and Deferments   Plan to Extend Service Term, Submit Manpower Measure Soon

Will Ask Draft Ot 18-Year-Olds   Pentagon to Tighten Other Exemptions and Deferments

PLANS CALL FOR FEWER DEFERMENT   Legislative Request Includes Extension Of  Duty To 27-30 Months.

Defense Depariment Wanis 18-Year O'ds included in Draft   Seek Tightening of Deferments and Exemptions of Eligible Dratftees.

Right To Draft 18-Year-Olds To Be Sought   ‘Congress Also Will Be Asked to Tighten Deferments and Exemptions

Defense Officials Cast To Draft 18-Year-Old Men   Seek Ta Tighten Deferments

18-Year-Olds to be Drafted Under New Lay   Length of Service” to be Extended to 27 or 30 Months

DEFENSE HEADS URGE DRAFTING 18-YEAR-OLDS   Pentagon Also Will Ask Congress To Tighten Draft Deferments

Longer Service, Lower Age Will Be Asked Soon   Plan Now To Call 18-Year-Old Group .

Will Ask Authority To Call Youths for 27-30 Months Duty  Legislation for New Law To Be Ready for

Department Plans Request to Draft U.S. 18-Year-Olds  Seeks to Tighten.   Seeks to Tighten. Deferments For Men On Eligible List-~

EVN RVUUIUAN ILI  Defense Department Will Ask to Draft 18-YearOlds Next

Defense Officials Will Ask Callup Of Younger Men   Will Also Aks For Vightening Of Deferments And Exemptions For Those In 19.-25-Year Bracket

Will Ask Draft Of 18 Yr. Olds  Defense Departmen’ Will Make Request

Tell Defense Department's  Draft Plans   Want to Take Youths at 18, When High School Studies Are Completed   SUBMIT BILL SOON   Would Tighten Exemption And Deferment Rule for  Men 19 Through 25

Deiense Dept Seeks Tighter Exem pli ons   Bill for Congress Also Will Propose Extended Terms

Ask Congress For Draft Of 18 Year Olds       Defense  ‘Officials Want “All Physically Fit 18 Year Old Youth fer Military Service

Defense Dept. Would Lower, Draft Ages, and Tichten Up Exemptions

Teenagers Would Serve 21 Months   Defense Dept. Also to Ask Tightening of All Exemptions

18-Year Olds May Be Called Info Service   Draft Plans to Ask For Men of Younger Age and Tightening Of Deferment Excuses

Defense Plans Call for Draft Of 18-year-olds   Department Also To Ask Tightening  Up on Deferments _ And Evonntiane

Draft of 18-Year-Old Boys and Tightening of Deferments Will Be Asked of Conaress

Draft Goals Are Outlined   - Defense Department Wants 18-Year-Olds, Mchter Deferment Reit

Defense Officials to Ask Draft for All Physically Fit 18-Year-Olds

Wants To Draft 18-Year-Olds   Congress To Be Asked To Tighten Defer ments.

18-Y ear-old Youths to  Face Draft   Defense Officials Ask Congress to Tighten Up Draft For 19-25 Group

Beardsley's Plea For No Higher Tax May Set Off Scrap   Legislature May Battle Over How To Spend Money

ATH OF JULY TO BE OBSERVED BY CHURCHES   Bells to Be Rung on Independence Day; “Freedom Under God” Observance __

VanDyke Enters A ‘Not Guiity’ Plea   Waives Preliminary Hearing and Atiorney Is Appointed for Him.

Van Dyke Enters Plea Of ‘Not Guilty’ of Murder In Livingston Court

Temperature Drops Below Zero In City  16 Below Zero   16 Below Zero  Ie Recorded In County; No Relief Appears in Sight

Temperature Drops Below Zero In City   16 Below Zero  Is Recorded In County; No Relief Appears in Sight

A.C.M. Plans Aluminum Plant Near Kalispell   C. F. Kelley, Chief Of Anaconda Board Announces Project

L. R. Speese New Berrien  Welfare Aide   Named Assistant County Director

SPEESE NAMED TO NEW POST   Appointed Assistant Socia Welfare Department Director

U.S. Supreme Court Turns Down Appeal’ OF Senen Fxr-Nazis Sentenced to Hang

“xsonist, Sleuth. Die in Flames Of Burning Building   Two Others Hurt;. Gans Survivors Facing Murder Charge

Three in Fire Plot Face Death   One Arsonist and Detective Lost in Million Dollar Fire.

3 Men May Gel Death in Fire  Laid to Arson   Two Perish as Small Blaze in Manhattan Erupts Into Inferno

Iran Reports Plot Aimed  at Overthrow   Premier Mossadeg] Summons Police to Prevent Revolt

Iran's Premier Claims Plot to Take Over Rule  Security Council Called to Probe Opposition Coup   Crisis Growing

Allied Troops, Tanks Advance Over Parallel  MacArthur At Front In North Korea; Jets

Hearings Will Be Started On Foreign Aid  Bitter Contest On Truman’s Plan For 8.5 Billions Aid See:

BITTER CONTEST OVER AID PLAN SEEN IN SENATE   Committee Differs On, Appropriation Asked By Truman

Proposes  Bon On All Vounteers   Congressman s ‘Amendment To Draft Would Eliminate Costly Recruiting Services.

Final Action . On Schoo! Bill Causes Delay:   Legislature May Not Be Able to Make Sine: Die Adjournment Date Due: To Diffleulties

Rain-Drenched GIs Pound Out Two-Mile Gain   Yanks Beat Off Furions Red Counter-Attacks eo. af Chorwon

Allies Repulse Counter-Blows; Driving Ahead   Within 10 Miles Of Big Red Base; Valley Drenched

Allies Advance Closer To Hub Of Red Power   Entrenched Chinese Troops Have To Be Dug From Cover In Hand-to-Hand Conflict After Terrific Artillery Fire

Allies Battle Way North in  Heavy Rain   Vicious Communist Attacks Beaten Off; Report Minor Gains

Allied Troops Inch Forward:  Reds Hard Hit   Flame Throwers Rout Communists From Ol¢ Bunkers and Foliage

Three Furious Attacks  By Reds Beaten Back;  Allies Continue Drive

REDS EXPECTED TO BROADCAST TRUCE COMMENT   Plan To Create Neutral Zone After Cease-Fire

Proposals For Cease-Fire Truce Radioed To Reds   U.N. Radio Stations Maintain Vigil or Chinese Reds’ Reply

Senate Leader Rejects Pleas For Extension   Fall Session Urged : By Benton To Void Filibuster Practice

Senator Objects To Fall Session   Opposes Showdown On Civil Rights Bill

Michigan-Sinus Capital of Nation? Smoke Abatement Conference Opens Attack on State’s Growing Air Pollution Problem

Maximum Sentence For Commie Member  Remington Files New Trial Anpeal

Remington Sentenced To 5 Years   Also Fined $2,000; Defense Immediately Appeals Case.

Remington Is Under Bond After Appeal From 5-Year Sentence And $2,000 Fime

Remington Gets 5 Year Sentence   Denies He Was Commie; Plans Appeal

Remington Is Sentenced  To 5 Years  Also Fined $2,000 Out On $5,000 Bai

Remington Given 5-Year Sentence  . And $2,000 Fin   Former Goverriment, Mar Vows His Innocence In .Charee OF Perjury

THERE ARE OTHER ‘CRIMINALS’  Smoking Can't Draw Chief Rharae For Cancer OF Lunas

EE EL es Le A eee ana a eM  Youth Who Reported Finding Missing Boy, Tells True Story of Stranalina

Youth Who Reported Finding Missing Boy, Tells True Story of Stranalina

NAM Head In Attack On Labor   Selfish Interests Outrank Vital Work, Durham Man Charve:

Reds Still Hold Edge in Bloody Hill Warfare   34 Allied Planes Meet 50 Migs in Air War, Emerae Victorious

U.S. Offers Loans And  Contracts   Latin American Countries Urged To Combat Reda

Loans Offered Latin Nations AidingDefense   New American Program  Calls For Price Controls, More Production

Auditorium Basement ‘May Become Armory   Pian to Move Compuny B Quarters Will Bo Placed Befcra Commission Tuesday

Truman Charges CO! Is Playing Politics With Nation’s Crisis  Blasts Taft Proposal To Cut Armed Forces By 500,000 Troops

Hits Proposal By Taff As Very Foolish’   Says All-Out War Would Cost 10-20 Times Korea Conflic

President Claims Plan Woud Be Invitation to War  Attacks Opponents He Says Are Now Playing ‘Petty Politics’

Truman Hits Armed Forces Cut Proposal   Terms Taft Plan Very Foolish and Invitation To War

Indian Grain Issue Test Is  Delayed Week   Long-Debated Issue Doubtful Of Passage Without Conditions

3 Red Planes Raid Seoul  UN Fighters Get One; Infantry Thrown Back

Red Planes Are Blasted Over Seoul   Ground Fighting Is Fierce Around. ‘Heartbreak Ridge

Red Planes Raid Area Near Seoul   UN Planes Blast. ‘ One. Enemy Raider

Night Fighters Blast Red Craft   Slugging Match Is Waged on Ground

Excited Mobs Stage Riot in Cairo Streets   Attack Foreign Business Offices, Cause Heavy Damage

STREET LITTERED Mobs Attack Foreign Firms In Cairo With Stones, Fire

ANTI-BRITISH MOBS CREATE RIOT IN CAIRC   Crowds Are Dispersed By Police; French Lodge Protest

ANTIBRITISH RIOT IN CAIRC   Crowds Are Dispersec By Police; French Lodge Protest

Police Stop Cairo Riots  Excited Nationalist Crowds Attack British, U. S. Property

Riofing Rages Tn Anti-British Demonstration   Nationalists Attack U. S British And French Properties

Egyptian Mobs Attack Foreign Stores in Cairo  Rioters Demonstrate Against British, U. S., French Properties

Army Reserve Service Cut   100,000 to Be Released Bv End ef Year

Senators Delay ‘Check on Judges   Rumors Have Truman Shying from Fight

Senate Delays  Hearings On  Judgeships Rumor Says Truma: May Be Dodging

Allies Lose Mountainous Area to Reds  Nearing Truce  Talks Ionored

UN, Reds Fighting Bitterly   ‘Communists Stage Several Strong Counter-Attacks

Communists Drive Allies  From Crest   Americans Down MIG-15 In Renewal Of Aerial Warfare

Fight Rages Despite Talk Of A Truce   Reds Drive UN Troops From Mountain Stronghold North Of Yanggu

78 Teachers in 3 School Areas Walk Off Jobs   Threatened Fourth Walkout Over Back Pay is Called off

MINISTERS BACK ~ INDICTED EDITOR   DECLARE THEY ARE SUB. JECT TO SAME CHARGES OF DEFAMATION.

Hike In Bread Due To Follow Strike In N. Y.   Nation-wide Effect Of Setdement Plan Cited By Observers

Moscow Wants to Talk Provided Terms Are Met   Acceptance of Russian Denial of German Army Is Asked

Little Hope Seen For Talks By East, West   Moscow’s Acceptance Is Hinged With Ideas Unacceptable Here

Diplomats Have Little Hope for Talks Between Western Powers, Russia

Washington Skeptical On ‘Big 4’ Talks   Says That Russian Acceptance Has Too Many Restrictions

Packer to Stage Week‘s Shutdown   Major Company Cites Danger of Heavy Penalties Under-OPS Rulings

CONGRESS ACTS TO KEEP CHINA UNDER EMBARGO   ee Proposal With Satellites.

‘Gray Market’ In Steel Sales Being Studied   Senate Committee Weaves Way Through Maze Of Fantastic Deals

Senate Probers Uncovering ‘Fantastic Steel Grey Market   Reveal Metal Of $5.50 Value Sold As High as $19.25

Three Sessions Of Court Here  Minox: Law Jnfractions Are Heard; Most Are  Lott Dig

Three Sessions Of Court Here   Minor Law Infractions Are Heard; Most Are Juveniles, Report

RED CASUALTIES HEAVY AS YANKS CONTINUE DRIVE   Some Signs Indicate Gen eral Communist  Withdrawal   U.S. NAVAL VESSELS HAMMER AT WONSAN

ENEMY LOSSES ARE MOUNTING FROM UN DRIVE   Hard-Pressed Foe Hit By Active Friendly Guerrilla Work

General U.N. Advance Marks  Korean Action   Hard-Pressed Enemy Plagued by Supply Line Disruptions

Allies Force Rec Retreat Along oé-Mile Warline   Communist Loss Exceeds  24,000 in Three Days

Allied Troops Swing Back To Attack North Koreans After Suffering Two Setbacks; Enemy Suffers 6,849 Casualties

Heavy Enemy Losses Are Mounting   More Than 24,000 Commies Killed in Last Three Dave

Heavy Enemy Losses Are Mounting  Marea Then 94 NNn   More Than 24,000 Commies Killed in Last Three Days

REPS PULE BANK IN KOREA UMIER HEAVY POUNDING   Chinese in Slow Retreat From Point North of Hoengsong Westward for 37 Miles,   ALLIED FORCES GAIN UP TO FOUR MILES   North Koreans in East Fiercely Resist Advance— 6.349 More Casualties Inflicted on Foe.

CHAIRMAN SAYS BUDGET WILL BE BAI ANCED   Effort Be Made Send Bill Back  To Committee

‘ydings Say Butler lew of ‘Fake’ Picture   Refused to Repudiate Tactics During Vote Drive,. Senator Say:

Red Attacks In East Korea Halted by UN   Allies Drive Back Communist Forces 45 Miles North of 38th Parallel; _ Worshins Keen Un Lona Wonsan Sieqe

Red Attack in East Stopped   All Thrusts Along the Kesong Sector Halted

RED ATTACKS CHECKED Drive Launched Along Three-Mile Front in Kosong Sector

United Nations Troops Stop Series of Red Attacks Along Muddy East Korean Coast

UN Troops Half Enemy Attacks On East Coast   Shouting Reds Co-Ordinate Blow In Kosong Area

U N Troops Stop Reds On East Coast   Commies Driven Back in Attacks On Three Mile Front

UN Halts Series Of Red Assaults   Rest of Front Reports Only Patrol Actions

UN Stops Red Push  On Eastern Coast  ’ Destroyers Set Fire to Big   Destroyers Set Fire to Big Supply Dump: at Wonsan

Surges Of Reds Stopped   In Muddy East Coast Area, Commies Keep Coming All Night, But Are Repulsed

Wevorea Exciusively ro the Vevelopmenr of North Central montana  THE HAVRE DAILY NEWS  ppoicr Cc CENTS   TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1951   Coordinated Red Attacks Stopped: By UN Soldiers

Planes Pound Red Railroad Supply Lines   Warship Guns Rip Wonsan, Huge Enemy Dump Is Set Afire

UN Troops Halt Attack Series   Communists Driven Back From Push On  East Korean Coast

Allies Drive Back Enemy on 3-Mile Front   Air Force Planes Take to Skies With Clearing Weather

Halt Red Attacks  On Korean Coast   U. N. Troops Battle Along Three Mile Front in  Kosong Sector   MUSTANGS INTO ACTION   Truce Negotiators Continue to Work for Creation of Buffer Zone

UN Halts Red Attack Series Along Coast   Enemy Drives in Dark. ness in Only Action in Korean War

Padlock Law Is Effective Today  Strong New Weapon Against Gambling

ray lroops Issue Referred To  Committees   Senate to Get Proposal On Sending Men Overseas By Feb. 2

SENATE SENDS TROOP DISPUTE TO COMMITTEE   Refers Resolution to Require Congress OK Sending Gis Overseas.

Committees Of Senate Get  Troops Hastie  ee A EEE   Vote Is Postponed On Bill Of Wherry   Connally Promises Proposal Restricting Truman Will Be Acted On

SENATE SHUNTS ASIDE GIS FOR EUROPE 'SSUE   Wherry Resolution Unan. imously Turned Over To Two Committees

Senate Sends Troops Plan To Committee   Wherry Wants Congress to Pass on Sending Units To Europe

Given Unanimous Consent Troops-to-Europe Fight Referred to Committee

Troops Issue Is Taken up In the Senate  RD afarrac on thea   Referred to the Foreign Relations Committee

Solons Move ‘Big Debate’ To Commiitee   Meanwhile Many Senators Joining "Get Out’ Move

Resolution Barring Truman From Committing U.S. Troops To Europe Is Sent To Senate Committees

Senate Votes ToSend Wherry Resolution  To Committees   Proposes to Bar Troops to Europe Without Congress OK

Controversial Measure Sent lo Committees   Wherry Promised Resolution Will Not Be Sidetracked There

Senate Sends Troops Bill  ‘To Committee   Controversial European Issue Demands Congress Have Final Say-So

SENATE ACTION AWAITED  Technical Obstacles Delay Controls Slate   WHERRY HAPPY—FOR THE MOMENT Controversial Troops-to-Europe Issue is Due Senate Panel Alrinc

Want Congress fo OK Commitment of Troops fo Europe   Senate Resolution Asks Two Committees to Recommend Legislation.

Resolution Would Bar President From Committing Troops to Europe Until Congress Approves

Senate Sends Its Troops To Europe Resolution Before Two Committees

senate Sends lroops Issue lo Committee   Vote On Wherry Resolution Demanding Approval By Congress Sidetrackec Until February   Peavoent Changes

Two Committees Get Troop Issue  Senate Action by Unanimous Consent

Wherry Troop ‘Ban’ Referred To Committees   Delays Senate Vote On Move to Prohibit Committing Soldiers

Gls-to-Europe Resolution Sent to Committees   - Scheduled Vote Fails to Materialize in U. S. Senate

Wherry Move To Bar Troops Is Pigeonholed   Question Is Referred? to Committees: With out Test Vote iit’ Senate

TROOPS ISSUE REFERRED 10 2 COMMITTEES   Sen. Connally Promises Wherry Proposal Won't Be Sidetracked.

Two Bodies Get Resolution on European Troops  Senate Acts With Unanimous Consent

Sidetracked by Unanimous Senate Consent  Wherry Plan Not Voted On

Resolution On Gis-to-Europe To Committees   Wherry Proposal Not Expected Back In Same Form

First Test On Troops Shift Set Today   Wherry Resolution Sent To Committee Rar T ecal Action

Leaders Confident Of Favorable Vote On Issue Of Sending Troops To Europe

MOVE TO BLOCK TRUMAN'SPLAN PARTLY CHECKED   Senate Sends Cammittees Question Of His. Authority To Order Troops To Defend Europe.

Chi ipper Leads Yankee Victory  World Series Deadlocked As DiMaggio Hevives

RIGHTS GROUP AGAIN BANNED AS BONDSMEN   Second String Reds Told to Get New Bail

Reds’ Bail Outlawed Second Time   Judge Ryan Gives Them Till Noon Toda) for New Bonds.

House Sends Civil Defense (n To Senate   After Approving $3 Billion Bill To Bolster Homeland

House Quickly Passes Measure; Senate Ap proval Assured   ‘SWEEPING POWERS ARE GIVEN TO DIRECTOR

Bill Mobilizing Home Defenses Passedin House   Senate Expected To Give Quick Approval Todav

CIVILIAN BEFENDE BILL 1S APPROVED   HOUSE PASSES $3,100,000. 000) MEASURE — LEGISLATION GOES TO SENATE.

Civil Defense Bill Approved By The House   Measure Designed. To Mobilize Defenses Aaainst Attack

Civil Detense Bill Passed  House Gives Okay   House Gives Okay To S3-Billion Plan

Mississippi Flood Crest Approaching   Dikes Hastily Built in Davenport Area Expected to Hold Back Flood Waters.

PIVEN HONOR   Nobel Prize In Medicine Goes To New York’s Dr. Max Theiler

Boy Confesses Shack Slaying  Crete, Ill., Senior, 17 Accused Of Murder

Commission For Field Attempted   Institute Officer Tried To Get Millionaire Leftist Into U. 8 ‘Army, Claim

Summer Comes In Accompanied By Winds, Rain   Parts Of Three States Lashed By Heavy Storms

SPRINGS EXIT ~— ISWINDY, WEI   Storms, Heavy Winds Up: state—Texas Blow Hurts 2, Damage High.

Says Decision Upholds lowa's Fair Trade Act   Wormley Explains Effect of Court Ruling in Louisiana Case

Fair Trade Ruling Does Not Affect lowa Price Laws   Upholds State Law Says lowa State Attorney

BRITONS AWAIT IRAN DECISION   Troops Now In Complete Control Of Abadan  Refinery

Britain Waits On Decision   Whether to Retaliate Against Iran Order; Ironian Troops Take Refinery

British Are Withholding Iran Action   Retaliation for Expulsion of Men From Oil Fields Is Discussed

Tense Brifain Eyes Iran For Next Act   Report Awaited on Premier's Reaction To Truman’s Plea

PENNSYLVANIANS -CITED AS HEROES   12 Bronze Medals, Given By Carnegie Group

General Will Leave for Home Monday   Joint Session to Hear His Defense as Controversy Stays at High Pitch

GOP OUTCRIES DRAW BLASTS BY DEMOCRATS   General Now Plans To Leave Tokyo On Monday

Income Tax Plan’s Fate Still in Doubt   Administration Sets Wednesday for Attempt at Revival.

Move to Revive Income Tax Set For Wednesday   Big GOP Delegations Stand Pat Against Act House Approves Bill

Fate of Income Tax Bill Still Held in Doubt   Administration Will Try Wednesday To Put "Aeasure Across

Ives Warns Americans Of False Sense of Safety   Korea Stiff Test

IN SECRECY CLAMP   President to Extend Milt tary Practice to Other Federal Agencies

Plaintive Plea ls Unanswered   Unarmed Guy Begs Gun-Toting Buddies To Quit Clicking

CITES CRISLER INU. OF M. TIFF   Athletic Director Blamed For Deterioration Of  ‘Good Will’

British Fire On Egyptians At Ismailia As Angry Crowds Demonstrate In Cairo

POLIO VICTIM IS HEROINE AS HOME BURNS   East St. Louis Girl With Cie Leg Rescues 2 Children; 3 Perish.

10 APPRISE AREA OF BENEFITS   Oct. 28 to Nov. 3 Will Em-phasize Value of Scouting to Its Members

Girl Scout Week To Be Observed   Leaders Throughout Nation Plan Community Activities October 28 fo November 3.

Young Germar      Propaganda. Campaign Aimed To Enlighten’; 5.000 Stone Police -.

Texas Visitors Do Something About Huge Overcharge in New York Night Spot

City Crime In Ohio Is Down  State Contrasts With D:.. Tea TT te wo

 People Warned by Wilson of Scarcity Of Autos, Washing Machines, Refrigerators

lranians Call For Holy War  30,000 Boo Britain, U. S. On Oi! Stand

Leader Of Fighters For Islam Declares Loyal Moslems Will Throw British Into Gulf If They Don’t Leave

Demonstrating lranians Assail U.S. And Britain  Death Of Mossadegh

lranians Boo Britain, U.S. At Big Rally   Threaten Holy War To Nationalize Oil if Necessary

lranians Boo U. $., British Over Oil Deal   Holy Wer Threatened As Moslems Work Selves Into Frenzy

Crazed Mobs Boo U. S. And Britain in Oil Crisis   Crawd in Frenzy

Iranians Boo U.S. in Oil Dispute   30,000 Threaten Holy War If Necessary to Nationalize.

Moslems Boo U.S., Britain During Rally   ThreatenHol y War If Necessary To Nationalize Ow

State Traffic Officials Expect 13 Deaths  Drive Carefully on Holiday Trips, Plea te Motorists

NAVY VESSEL STRUCK MINE; 26 ARE DEAD   Chinese Attacking To Prevent Troops From Entragoman?

Destroyer Hits Mine, 26 Killed  Stricken Ship Is Enroute To Japan

Dutch Premier, Cabinet Resign  General Favoring Arms Speedup Ouste:

Shivers Gets First Redistricting Bill   Senate Measure Approved;   Senate Measure Approved; House Bill Ready To Go

 hasinsienilA italia the 33 A cle ra  Chinese Reds Follow Same Pattern. Timetable as Ko-Red:

Seven Convicted As Teen-Age Girls Testify In Baltimore Dope Trial

Researcher On First A-Bomb Admits Charges of Concealing Former Communist Affiliation

Atomic Genius  Pleads Guilty   Concealed Membership In Communist Party

A-Expert Admits Communist Link  Scientist Speeded Atomic Bomb. Use

Reese Can't Find Buried Gur  Must Have Washed   Must Have Washed Away, Says Youth Held In Killinas

By KINGSBURY SMITH European General Manager,  Tnétarnatinnal Neawe Service

Eisenhower And French Chiefs Parley   U.S. General Spends Time Going From Meeting To Meeting

TO MEET ON MONDAY   ‘Big 4 Deputy Foreign Ministers Stil] Unable to Agree

Big 4 Unable To Get Topics   Will Meet Monday For 13th Time, Russia Is Stopper

$10,000 A Year Upkeep G.I. Almost As Expensive As Blond In Mink, Pearls

Cost of Soldier Upkeep Soaring  It Takes an Average   It Takes an Average Of $10,000 Yearly To Support Serviceman

Gost of Soldier Upkeep Scaring  It Takes an Averag: a Of $10,000 Yearly To

Sets Uncle Sam Back $10,000 a Year  [GI in Uniform as Costly ‘To Keep Up as Girl in Mink

Nam Refuses To Say Word For 2 Hours   Communist Delegates Won't Talk Of Anything But Buffer Zone; Conference May Fail

Allied Proposals Flatly Rejected By Red Officials   Buffer Zone Only Subject Reds Will Discuss With UN

Communists Refuse To  Talk Armistice Except — On Their Own Terms —   Red Generals Refuse To Consider Anything But Buffer Zone Along 38th Parallel; Communists Resort To Two Hours Of Silence; Armistice Talks At Critical Point.

Communist Generals Flatly Refuse to Talk Except of Buffer Zone en Their Own Terms.   FOUR-HOUR SESSION IS HELD ON FRIDAY

Reject U.N. Bid To Put Topie Aside  Breakdown Feared   Breakdown Feared In Talks Unless  Delegates Agree

Crucifixion Path Traced By Pilarims   Christians Converge on Jerusalem and. Follow Fourteen Stations of Cross

Reds Shift Attack and Gain in East   Near Transport Hub Southeast of Wonju

Heavy Losses Force  Reds To Shift Attack   Chinese Communists Reported Southeast Of Wonju First Time

Withdrawal Not Contemplated, Is Word to Britain   Gls Cling Stubbornly to Wonju Salient in Face of Flank Move

IRAN WILLING TO SELL OIL AT DISCOUNT   Britain, U. S. Optimistic About Settlement

IRAN OFFERS OIL TO - “WEST AT DISCOUNT   Little Pregress Made In Settling Dispute Between Nation And Britain

Makes Overtores  Iran Offers To Sell Oil To West~And Other Buyers

Film Actress Tries Suicide   Mary Astor Treated For Overdose Of Sleeping Pills Today

Al Capone's Lost Brother Located   James at One Time Was a Town Marshal

Capone's ‘Lost Brother’ Found  Former Nebraska Marshal Refriended by Family

NO THREAT, SAYS WRITER roots China Guerrilla Attacks  Only Annoy Communists

Wait Till Trains Run Late ‘Pretty Small’ Is Type Of Appraisal Given Chinese Guerrilla War

Guerilla Activity Bothers Red Chinese Very Little, Survey Of Situation Says

Strike Ties Up New York Port Tight   Rail Association Orders Embargo T¢ Avoid Congestion

Wildcat Dock Tieup Brings Rail Embargo   Walkout Seals Off Port Of New York

Embargo Put On Freight As Strike Spreads   Port Of New York Seatec Off As Walkout Snowballs

Port Of New York Tied Up By Strike As More Men Quit   Goods Stocked On Piers As Leaders Attempt To End Walkout

Effects of Crime Probes Shown in Tuesday Elect’ons   Voters Appear to Bs Dis satisfied With O/ficials, Regardless of Party.

Elections Indicate Unrest   Democrats Capture Philadelphia, Lose In New York City

Voter Unrest Registered In City Ballots   Democrats Upset Republicans, And Vice Versa In Votes

GOP Gains Seat in House Loses Philly   Crime-foe Halley Hands Tammany Hall Smashing Setback

Terrific Heat Grips Alabama; Two Known Dead  . Temperatures As High   Temperatures As High As 107 Reported And No Sign Of Waning.

Bookmaker, Fearing For Family's Safety, Refuses to Testify At Bribery Trial

IN POLICEMEN’S BRIBERY TRIAL  Gross Refuses To Testify Because  He Fears For Lives Of Wife, Kids

Says He Fears For Lives of His Family   Judge Threatens To Give Him 1000 Years in- Tail]

Convicted Slayer Anpeal Refused   State Supreme Court Turns Down Appeal Of Stenographer Killer

Group Tosses RFC Debate to Senate   Bills For and Against Retention of Lending Agency are Presented

Chas. Fischetti Dies in Florida  One of America’s Underworld Leaders

Charles Fischetti Dies Ai His Home  Keert Atteck Takes One o Uo & Unmderweett Chintt

Dems to Support Ladner For Court   Justice Expected to Get Nod Over Musmanno  For State Nomination

VERBAL FIREWORKS BETWEEN COUNSEL, WITNESSES, MARK ALL-DAY HEARING ON LARRISEY BUS CO. APPLICATION   Application is Opposed ed by Neibauer Bus Co., Which is Seeking An Extension Over Portion of Proposed Larrisey Route

SRM VUDILY  Rioting Reported After As: sembly Votes Out Panama Official

Panama Leader Must Restore Old Constitution   President’s Action Forced By Pressure Of Anerv Crowds

PanamaChief  Overthrown   Arosemena Elevated to President Over Arnulfo Arias

Panama’s President Restores 1946 Constitution. Ending Mob Rioting

Arias Restores Quiet in Panama   Backs Down on Action Scrapping 1946 Law After Bia Riots

Former Panam Constitution Is Restored   President Arias Bows To Pressure of Mob; Hopes to Hold Office

PANAMA’S CHIEF BOWS 10 FORCE   President Arias Agrees, Following Riots, To Restore Constitution That He Scranned.

President Arias Bows To Police, Mob Pressure, Keeps Constitution

Panama President Bows To Pressure   Arias Orders Restoration Of 1946 Constitution He Ordered Scrapped Monday

RETAINS 1946 CONSTITUTION TO HOLD JOB   But Panama Presidency ls Disputed After Day Of Violence.

Arias Restores ‘46 Constitution To End Rioting   Panama Dead City To: day With Business At Standstill.

Panama Head Yields In Bid To Keep Office  Arias Restores 1946 Constitution As Riots Kill 3, Injure 110

OVERTHROW PRESIDENT OF PANAMA   Arias Refuses to Leave  - Presidential Palace and His Followers Are Battling With Police. .

Panama President Agrees to Restore 1946 Constitution  2 Dead, 117 Woundec As People Clamor To Oust Arias

President Yields In Panama Crisis   Agrees to Restore 1946 Constitution

1946 Constitution Is Restored by Panama s Arias   President Bows to 3 Day Pressure of Police and Public

Arias Hopes to Stay in Office  A 17? Ae... Vr...   Action After Day And Night of  Panama Riots

Panama President Bows To Public Opinion, Orders Scrapped Constitution Restoration

Arias Restores Panama Constitution. ‘Flouts Impeachment and ‘Suecessor’

Three Die In Panama City Disturbance   Assembly Votes Ruler Out, But He May Remain

Business, Financial Worlds. Getting Ready For Expected Jolt Which End To Fighting In Korea May Bring

Business World Expecting Jolt lf War Ended   Rough Sledding Feared after Truce Effected

i). S. Minister Is Put On Spot  Indoch ina Rebels Mar)   Indochina Rebels Marl Heath And Associates

U. S. Minister Is Put On Spot   Indochina Rebels Mar! Heath And Associates

Congressmen Return From Trip To Europe  For Armament Funds Rut Aaainct Plan

lran Presents Harriman With New Proposals For Oil Dispute Settlement

HARRIMAN GETS PROPOSAL  Iran Offers Plan To Open Talks On Oil Field Grab

‘Tran Offering New Oil Talk Proposal   Harriman Handed Message To Relay to British Envoy

Heavy Mortar Barrage Hits  In U. N. Ranks   Dispatches Hinting At Horse-Trading With Communists

Reds Force Allies Back Southeast Of Kumsone   But Superforts  Get in New Licks Against Airfields In Northwest Area

Allied Forces Driven Back By Red Troops   Chinese Troops Join  Fierce Counterattack; Air Battles Continue:

Reds Attack After Heavy  Mortar Fire   Road Junction Town Shot Up By Doughboys

ALLIES FORCED TO YIELD GROUND IN KUMSONG AREA   Ked Counter-Attack Drives U.N. Units From Positions southeast of Battered * City,   YANK RAIDERS SHOOT UP ROAD JUNCTION   Superforts Blast Enemy Air. field in Northwest, Korea —Navy Fliers Cut Foe’s  Rail Lines.

Red Counterattack Pushes UN Back on Central Front   Fresh Chinese Forces Join Battle; Planes Continue Hammering North Korea Air Fields

Enemy Strikes After Fierce Mortar Attack   Fresh Chinese Troops Bolster Commie Unit:  B-29s Active Again

Road Deaths Ave Six Less  (Than In 1949   30 Persons Killed Jn County Last Year Motor Vehicles

MINE TRAGEDY FATAL TO 101   ey Traps Miners—8¢  Bodies Recovered And 14  More Known To Still Be In Pit.

Truman Kills Hone Of Truce With South   Will Commit Party to Fair Deal (Civil Rights) Program in 1952

U. 5. Reported Seeking Use of  Spanish Bases  Franco Asked Whas He Wri   Franco Asked What He Would Want in Return   Exploratory Talke

Sherman Asks Bases In Spain   Admiral Asks Franco For Use Of 3 Naval, 5 Spanish Air Bases

Sherman Reported Bickering For Use Of Spanish Bases   ‘Asking Price’ Of France May Be Very High,

2-Hour Parley Staged   Franco's Price For Base: May Come High, Informed Sources Say

Higher Court OK  To Bail of Commies   Judge Hand Reinstates Bail Posted by the Civil Rights Congress of NY

Reinstate Bail For 15 Jailed Red Leaders   Appeals Court Reverses  Judge; Civil Rights  Group Supplies Cash

REINSTATE BAIL FUND FOR REDS   Court Sets Bonds For Field, Author  In Contemnt Cases

Bail Reinstated For Red Leaders   $10,000 Bail Also Set For Hammett

Court Cancels Bail of 15 Reds  Orders Party Chiefs Returned ta Ja;l

Fifteen Red Leaders Sent Back {o Jail   Federal Judge Cancels Bail and Disqualifies Civil Rights Group as Bondsman in His Court

15 Red Leaders Are Back in Jail: CRC Bail Refused   Judge Disqualifies Bond Source; Field Also Is Barred

Bail of 15 Reds Is Reinstated .   Appellate Judge Hand Allows Fund After Caneellation

Bail Reinstated On 15 U. S. Reds  Civil Rights Congress Bond Disqualified

Bail Of 15 Communists Reinstated  By Judge!n U.S. Court Of Appeals

Reds’ Bail  Reinstated   Appeals Judge Okehs   Civil Rights Fund

RELEASED FROM JAIL  Bail For 15 Indicted Red Leaders Reinstated By Judge

Commie Leaders Return to Jail  Federal Judge Ryan   Federal Judge Ryan Cancels Bail Posted By Civil Rights Group

Bond Rights "For Jailed Reds Restored   Judge Who Cancelled Right of Left-Wing Group to Furnish Bail Is Overruled

Reds Return To Jail After Bail’s Killed   Judge Disqualifies Civil Rights Group From Role In Case

15 COMMUNISTS TAKEN TO JAIL   Federal Judge Cancels Bail, Holding Civil Rights Congress Is Disqualified As Bondsman.

Budget Debate Rises tn Senate  Sherp Cuts. In Huge Spending Plan Asked

23 Men Killed In B-26 Crash   Authorities Begin Probe of Tragedy

11 Top Reds Denied Appeal   Tribunal Scans 288° Cases On Current Docket

VIQLENCE TAKES TOLL OF LIVES   Car Accidents And Drownings Take Largest Toll In State During Weekend— 10 Lose Lives.

Air Force and AEC Have Finishea First of Series of Studies Leading to Atom-Powered Aircraft   Small Guard Units Still to Get Call

Atom Power lor Planes Under Study   AEC Announces Other Projects on Nuclear Flights Planned

PERON CRITICS OPEN CAMPAIGN   Say Argentine President Will Be Defeated If Elections Free

Sen. Millikin Is Taken Ill   Collapses While Attacking Truman In Tulsa Speech

Senator Faints During Attack On Truman GOP Leaders Believe HST Is Man Thev'll Have To Beat.

Senator Drops While Speaking To Republicans   GOP Picks Chicago For '52 Convention

Sen. Millikin Collapses While Delivering Blast at UN Before GOP Meetina

Truman Says Taft Proposal ls Disastrous   Waves Of Enemy Troops Hurled At U.N. Defenses

Drops Written Speech To Rap ‘Those Who Would Have U.S. Go For All-Out War Alone

Truman Lashes Out At MacArthur and Taft War Proposals   President Abandons Prepared Speech To Attack Suggestion That U. S. Can Win Alone

Truman Hits At Taft for War Attitude   President In Fighting Speech Assails GOP Leader; Talks off The Cuff on Crisis

Truman Takes Crack at Critics Who ‘Would Have U. S. Fight a War Alone’

Truman Hits Out At Taft, MaeArthur   Says They Would Have Us Fight All-Out War Alone

President Says Their Proposals Would Bring War  Departs from Text To Lash at Critics Of Korean Policy

Scores Taft’s Proposal To Cut Manpower Goal   President In Speech Denounces “‘PennyPinching’”’ On Foreign Aid, And Accuses Some Opponents Of “Playing Politics.’

Truman Hits Taft's AlL-Out War “Alone”   Extended Battle Would Cost LO Times More “In One Week”

Truman Charges Taft Seeks China War Without U.N.   ‘Must Have Allies In This Troubled World,’ President Declares

President Labels Taft Proposal as  Invitation to War   Truman Says Idea I One to Court Disaster; He Denounces ‘Pinching’

‘Truman Hits Proposal To Cut Army   Calls Reduction Asked by Taft An “Invitation to War’

Truman Hits Out AtSen.Taft AndMacArthu   President Blasts ‘Go-It-Alone’ Stand Of G.O.P. Leaders

Opposes Cut ‘In Goal For Mobilization   President Urges People To Support Tighter Controls

NEED ALLIES. SAYS CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Cannot Win All-Out War By Ourselves, Says Truman

Truman Raps ‘All-Out-War  g By Ourselves Says Taft's, Mac's Plan Would Cost ‘1.97 Timee Mara’

Seek ‘All-Out War’ Alone With China, President Declares   Must Keep Our Friends In This Troubled World

Says Tait Woud Have U. 5S. Fight China All Alone   President, Warning of Danger of All-Out War, Stresses Need for Friends.

Truman Says Taft’s Proposal To Reduce Armed Manpower Would Be Invitation To War

Truman Accuses M’'Arthur, Taft Of Seeking War   Calls For Tighter Controls In Defense Effort Of Country

Mac. Taft.  Rapped by President   Truman Hits “Seeker: Of All-Out Chinese War by Selves.”

Truman Lashes Out at Taft For Favoring War With China   Throws Away Written Speech

MacArthur, Taft Rapped  B y Truman   President Appeals For Price Control   Proposal To Cut Size Of Armed Forces Invites War, He Says

Truman Assails Taft Proposal To Cut Manpower Goal Of Services   CALLS PLAN “INVITATION-TO-WAR” IN SPEECH BEFORE NATIONAL CITIZENSHIP CONFERENCE

Would Push U.S. Into Full War: President   Cost in One Week 10 to 20 Times Present Conflict, Conference Told

President Lashes MacArthur And Taft for China Proposals  All-Out War Would Cost 10 to 20 Times More   All-Out War Would Cost 10 to 20 Times More Than the Present Conflict, Declares Truman

President Rips Mac's ‘War’ Plan   Says General and Taft Would Fight Without Allies

Truman Lashes Taft for Seeking ‘War with China   President Assails ‘Pinching of Pennies And Petty Politics’

Fight Alone Plan Assailed   Truman Cites Cost in Men, Money in Battle

LASHES OUT AT MARTHUR, TAFT FOR CHINA VIEWS   IN TALK, CALLS FOR STRENGTHENED WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS

TRUMAN-KNOCKS TAFT PROPOSAL FOR U. S. FORCE   President Wants To Reach Goal Of h 500,000 Men For Armed Forces —  Warns Of Danger’

President Lashes Out At Critics   Decries Effort To Push Nation Into All-Out China War

Departing From Script, He - Lashes Out at Senator Taft, MacArthur

Bradley Answer Refusals Upheld; President Blasts Taft. M’Arthur War Plan

Truman Whips Out at ‘Mac’ And Sen. Taft   Declares U. S. Cannot Fight War Without Allies

Pres. Truman Assails Gen. MacArthur, Taft  Charges They, Are Seeking "AllOut War in China all by Ourselves"

Truman Hits Tatt’s Stand On Army Cut   Says Slash Invitation To War: Defense Delay Seen Courting Disaster

Truman Hits ‘Taft Plan To Cut Forces   Points To Huge Cost Of One Week Of All-Out War In Address Today

Truman Lashes Out At Taft, MacArthur   Flays Their Demand That U.S. Take On Red China Alone. If Necessary:

President Lashes MacArthur, Taft  Says Big War Would Multiply Korea Cost

Taft's Army-Cut Plan Labelled ‘War Invitation   Truman Attacks Reduction Proposal, Urges Tax Boosts

Truman Lashes War Policies of Taft, MacArthur   Says ‘Go It Alone’ Theories in China War are Too Costly

HITS ALL-OUT WAR ON CHINA BY OURSELVES   Truman Discards Prepared Speech; Says Taft Plan to Cut Army is Invitation to War. ;   SAYS U.S. MUST ©— =: HOLD ITS FRE   Week of Possible Total War Would Cost 10-20 Times Korean Fighting  and Rearmamant.

MacArthur's 'Go [t Alone’ Proposal Scored by Truman  President Discards Text of Prepared Speech te Cite High Cost of Total War

Truman Rip: Taft Plan To  Cut Forces   ‘Invitation To War’, President Charges; Hurls ‘Politics’ Cry

Truman Lashes Mac and Tait      Opposes All-Out War in China and Slash in Size of Army

President Lashes Out at Taft And MacArthur in Speech Made af National Conference

Today’s Skies   Taft, MacArthur Blasted By HST   President Lashes General, Senator For Seeking All-Out War With China

Plan Tagged As Invitation For New War   Defense Program Snarl Would Be Courting Disaster,  Conferees Told

All-Out War Would Cost US More, He Says  Friends Necessary  To Assure Defense, NCC Group Told

Truman Lashes At MacArthur and Sen. Taft   Raps Leaders for Seeking to Have U.S. ‘Go It Alone in China‘

Declares Two Favor All-Out War on China   Defends $60 Million Defense Budget in Extemporary Speech

Taft Assailed Also by Chief as Warseeker   Ohioan's Suggestion for Cut in Armed Forces Quota Rapped

Truman Lashes At Mac and Taft On’ All-Out’ War   Says They Would ‘Have US War With China By Ourselves

Reuther Is CIO-UAW  Boss Again   Opposition Collapse: As Union Voting Opens

ee a =~ Tl ow 6°44 £6822 Ww bd *  Truman’s Requests for Insurance Program Funds Rejected   Hope to Meet Quota of 200 Donors by Tomorrow

Begin Search for New U.S. Attorney General   INSIDE WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff  Of The Scrinps-Howard Newsnapers

No Sign ‘Old Soldier’ Is ‘Fading Away’ As He Waves To Crowds Estimated At Seven And A Half Million In One Of The Biggest Parades In Gotham’s History

City Roars Welcome To Old Soldier   Mavor Presents Medal To Hero Of Many Wars

Celebration Greatest In City History   Motorcade Covers 37 Miles; Shout Of Welcome Rattles Skyscrapers; Gotham Closes Up For Big Event

Five Million Let Out Tremendous Roar At Start Of Triumph Tour   “Hi Ya, Mac” Echoes Through Canyons As Storm Of TickerTape Pays Tribute To Hero.

New Yorkers Pack Streets In Bia Parade   Celebration Equals Largest For City

New York Gives Wild Welcome To Gen. M’Arthur   War Hero Parades Through City Amid Blizzard of Confetti

Crowds Jam 3] Miles of Parade Route in City   Ticker Tape, Confetti Flutter; No Sign Old Soldier Is Fading Away

Sr wee OV an Shae  roadway Gives. Regards Times Square Remembers

Seyen and a Half Million Persons Line streets and Pack Rooftops at Most Tremendous Reception and Parade in City’s History.

iNew Yorkers Really Open Thei  Hearts And Arms To Hero 0 Bataan As Triumphal Tour L  Started   HE COULDN'T FADE IN NEW YORE TODAY

Nation’s Biggest City Gives Ousted General Biggest Welcome Ever Given Returning Hero, Mayor Impellitteri Offers ‘Freedom of City’

all Business Suspended for Mass Tribute   Ticker Tape Fills Air as Parade Wends Way Down Broadway

Millions Cheer Hera of Paciiie As Paratle Goes By   General Gets Official Welcome at City Hall

Rain Bogs Down Fighting In Korean War  Little Action On Front Reported  AnnAay

Cold Rair Slowing  Fighting   Minor Engagements Noted Along With Reports Many Red Soldiers Are Killed

Reds Withdraw Demands Fo Cease-Fire Order In Korea  Cold Rain Curbs Ground Wa

Talks Aimed at Wider Agreement With Soviet Bloc May Follow  Any Armistice in Korean Battle

Other Far East Issues Studied   Allies May Limit Talks To Military

Wide Agreement Later On Asia To Be Sought   Ridgway Is Instructed, However, To Confine Present Discussions To Strictly Military Matters

May Seek Full Accord With Reds   Armistice May Be Followed By General Conference

Red China U.N. Seat Issue Seen Reviving   pe TACK BETTI. AND EDWARD E. BOMAR

PEACE IN KOREA COULD HELP END OTHER TENSIONS   American Officials Forecast Efforts To Reach Agreements On Differences With Russia.

Allies Will. NotConside “Package”   Senator George Sees: Peace Talk as Chance to Cut Arms Spending

UN Determined To Resist Any Package Deals   Cease-Fire Talks Must Be Limited To Military Issue

Probe Puts Blame On Mental Tests   Pitt Inquiry Shows Type Of Examination Causes Rejections

-- $400 TO $700 A TON—  New Gold Strike Puts. Sutter Creek on Map:

Hunt Other Bodies In Blaze Ruins   Unknown Number of Orphans and Aged Trapped in Building

Four Fatalities and Undetermined Number Of Missing Reported In Montreal Blaze

Premier Mossadegh Wins Vote of Confidence By Vote of 90 to 0: Government Begins Job Of Taking Over British-Owned Installations

Seizure Of Oil Company Approved   Iran Parliament Backs Premier In Attack On British

ran Takes Over Huge Oil Plant   British Opposition Presses Demands For Protection of Citizens

ran Mobs Damage Oil Offices   Break Into Main Office Off British Owned A-I Oil Company

Parliament OKs Seizure: Crowds Storm Offices   British Forces Put on Alert to Protect Citizens

Legion Planning To Take An Active Part In Drive Against Spreading Dope Evil

Women Taken Off Jury In  Moore Case   Portageville Police Chief On Trial In Federal Court

Thursday  Is Left Clear  For General But Republicans Drive for Pr robe  tre wr

Truman Cancels Speech; Gives Mac Spotliaht   GOP Presses Drive For Full Probe of President's Policy

TRUMAN GIVES SPOTLIGHT 10 DEPOSED CHIEF   President Cancels His Talk, But Won't Meet Plane

PRESIDENT STEPS ASIDE; STAGE IS FOR MAN FIRED;  ALL EYES ON MACARTHUR

Truman Calls Off Speech On: Arthur Day   Says He Didn’t Want To Detract From Big Welcome For General

Sharp Cuts Owvd red Tw  VLU BAL  Production   Civilian Goods Such As Refrigerators To Kee] Defense Ax

Drastic Slash In Vital Goods May Be Final   NPA‘s Austerity Program To Cover Six Months of 1952

Results of Talk With General Given to Group   Assistant Reports Secretary's Views To Senate Committe:

Mixed Schools Sought  Southern School Sesregation Hangs In Balance Of Hearing

Corporation Tax Boost is Approved   House Unit Would Add Percentage Points Te Rate

Committee Ok’s Income Tax Increase  Would Hike Rate: Across the Board For All Taxnaver

Liquor Taxes Hiked in House  Committee Also Lifts Beer and Wine Levies

$250. Million Tax Boost on Liquor  Tentative Approval by House Committee

VOTE HIKE IN INCOME TAXES.   House Committee Adopt: Increase By Close Marein

Corporation Tax  Upped by House   Propose Boost Falls Far Short of Request By White House

House Group Okays income Tax Boost  Increased Corporation Levy ls Given Tentative Approval

Raise Agreed  In Liquor Tax   Wine, Beer Hike Proposed By House Committee

Committee Okays §2 Billion Boost  In Business Taxes $3 Billion Hike  I on oa ee ee oe Me   $3 Billion Hike In Individual Tax ls Voted Earlier

Another Boost In Ineome Tax  Being Readied   House Ways and Means Committee Approves Plan To Raise Three Billions in U. S.; Low Brackets Hit by 15°, More

New Bite From Pay Coming   Three Billion Tax Boost Voted By Tax Farmers

Corporation Tax Increase Adopted  Committee Favors Five-Point Hike

Individual Hike In Taxes Voted By House Unit  Plan. Would Put $3 Billion More 1. Ui @ Onffarce

Stiff Boost In Income Tax Rates Proposed  House Committee Submits Seheme  For Approval

Corporation Tax Boosts  Under Study In Congress ;   ‘Individual Income _ Rate Rise Passed - By Narrow Margin

‘Tax Inerease On Corporate Income Voted   Hause Committee Acts After Approving Hike On Personal Pay Levy

Income Tax Hiked To War Maximum   House Committee Works On Cooperations After Recommending Big Cut Of Personal Incomes.

House Group Approves Three Per Cent  Income Tax Boost; Corporations Next

Plan Advanced For New Boost In Income Tax  House Group Backs 3 Billion Increase;  Bees Carmaratoana

Three Billion May Be Added Jo Income Tax  Lower Brackets Hit  assure

$5 Billion in Added Tax Planned  $3 Billion Rise - for Individuals

HIGHER BEER, WINE “LIQUOR TAXES VOTEE   House Committee Approves Levies to Raise $250,500,000 Additional Revenue.

House Group Backs New Tax   Corporation Levies Would Be Increased

Tentative Tax Boost Approved   House Committee OKs  - $2 Billion Boost In  Corporate Tax Rates Today

99 Billion Hike In Corporation Taxes Okayed      House Group Figure Is Far Below Increase Asked by President

Record Taxes On Alcoholic Drinks Askec   House Committee Yotes Quarter-Billion Dollar increase

HQUSE GROUP OK'S INCREASE OF 2 BILLIONS   Personal and Corporate Ta» Boosts Both Tentative, Subject to Chance.

EXCISE TAXES ON DRINKS GET FEDERAL OKAY   House Committee Cuts Truman Demands  More Than 60°;

BOOST IS VOTED IN LIQUOR TAXES   Beer, Wine Are Included in House Committee’s Action

House Committee Has Approved Increases in Corporation, Individual Income Tax Rates

$3-Billion Yearly May Be Added Boost in Individual Income Tax Proposed

Big Increase In U.S. Income Tax Proposed   Plan Would Raise Rates In Each Surtax Bracket 3 Percent

Vote Quarter Billion Tax Increase On U.S. Liquor, Beer and Wines

House Panel OKs Highest Liquor Taxes  Group Mulls Big Tahacen  aver UL.

House Group OKs $3 Billion Tax Hike On Incomes   Corporation Tax Is Tentatively Hiked By $2,080,000,000

¢3 Billion Income Tax Boost Favored By House Committee  . Plan Would Raise Surtax Rate 3 Per Cent

Corporation Tax Tentative Boost Set at 2 Billion  House Ways, Means Committee Acts

APPROVE TAX BOOST ON BEER, LIQUOR, WINE   Propose .$250,000,000 = Increase in Federal Taxation. . Truman Asked More.

CORPORATION TAX BOOST PROPOSED   House Committee Votes to Levy an Additional $2,080,000,000 on Firms,

House Group Approves Big Hike in Tax   Corporations May Pay 5 Points More Under Proposal

House Group To Study New Tax Levies  Individuals To   Individuals To Face Higher Income Taxes

All Taxpayers Hit by Boost In Surtax Rate   House Committee Votes New Income Levy Increases

House Group OKs 3 Billion Dollar Tax Rate Hike  15 Per Cent Increase Will Affect Lower  Income Brackets

House Votes Corporation Tax Increase   Hike Follows Decision to Raise Inconie Levies

Corporation Tax Increase Is Considered   Proposal Follows Huge Increase Of Individual Income  Levy Given Okay

House Group Okays Hike Of $2 Billion   Income Taxes of Individuals Were Incressedl Earlier

Corporations Face Heavier Levy Of Taxes   House Committee Adds Five Percent More To Normal Rate

Corporation Tax Hike Anproved   House Committee’ ‘Favors Levy for $9 Billion Incrance

House to Hike Liquor Levies   10-Cent Tax on Cigarettes Is Proposed Final Action Due Next Week

House Group For Tax Hike   Committee Votes Boost Of 3 Billions in U.S. Income Levies

$5 BILLION TAX INCREASES GET COMMITTEE OK   Approve $2 Billion Corporate Hike and $3 willion on Individual Incomes,

BOOST VOTED IN INCOME TAX ‘BY LAWMAKERS   House Group Adds Three Percentage Points to  Each Bracket   TALLY 1S CLOSE   Revenue Seekers Study Increase In Corporation  Levies Today

Higher Income Levy Planned... . jc IE 2  Tax Boost Given Committee Favor

Solons Eye Excise, Corporation Taxes  As Well As Income  Recommend $3 Billio Income Tax Hike to  Highest Level of War

House Tax Group Favors Boost in Income Taxes  Plans Hike of Three   Plans Hike of Three Percentage Points In Lower Wage Bracket:

A $2 Billion Tax Boost   House Group Votes To Hike Corporation Levy Straight 5 Points

Tax Boost Voted by Committee   Would Raise Levy More on Low Brackets Than on High Ones.

House Group Recommends Boosts In Taxes   3 Pet. Raise Gets Committee Backing: Carnoarations Next

Pay Tax Boost Slated To Get Three Billions   House Group Studies Corporation Levies - For Added: Revenue

Committee Puts Higher Taxes On Alcohol Drinks   Still Gives Administration Only Part of What Is Asked

Group Gives Tenfative Okay lo Tax Increase   House Units Plan Boosts Corporation Levies by $2 Billion

INCOME TAX JUMP OF $3 BILLION IS VOTED BY GROUE   House Committee Plan Would Boost Rate for Every Faxpayer   CONFER iW SECRET   Actual Increase Would Be About 15 Per Cent in Low Brackets

Judividual Boosts  House Gives Tentative Nod ITo $3 Billion Tax Measure

Three Billion Income Tax Boost is Approved; House ‘Works on Corporation Jump

House Turns To Jumping Taxes On Corporations   Committee Ups Individual Income Taxes  Three Per Cent.

House. Group Votes Tax Hike of 5 Billion   Corporate Levy Is Up Two Billion; Lower Incomes. to Suffer

$3 Billion Tax Boost Approved  Individuals Face 15 Per Cent Hike

2 Billion More on Corporafions Is Recommended   3 Billion Boest for Individual Income * Assessments

Corporation Tax Boosted By Commitfee   Individual Income Levy Raised Across Board in New Drive for Federal  Bavanua oe re ee

INCOME TAXES MAY INCREASE BY BILLIONS   General Rise of 3% Seen for Defense  Purposes

House Committee Votes Tentative Liquor Tax Boost   Proposed Hikes On Autos, Other Items Postponed Until Later

Committee Puts O.K. on ‘Tax Boost   House Group Tentatively Approves Increase in Levy on Corporations By Five FPoints

INCOME TAX BOOST OKAYED   House Committee Votes Big Increase For Lower Income Brackets.

New Taxes On Corporations May Be Levied  House Group OK’'s   House Group OK’s Tentative Extra Levy Of 5 Per Cent

Corporation Tax Boost Proposed By House Group   Income Levy Hike Receives Committee Nod

Committee Votes Tax Increases For Corporations  Ways and Means  Gena. Darammande   Ways and Means Group Recommends Five Per Cent Raise

House Committee Votes To Inerease Low Bracket Income Tax 15 Per Cent

House Group OK: Corporation Tax Hike Of 2 Billion  Would Increase Rate § Percentaae Points

Committee Tentatively Approves $250,000,000 Hike in Licwor Taxes

Corporation Tax Increase Anreed linen   House Ways and Means Committee Votes for $2,080,060,000 Boost a Year.

House Unit OKs $3 Billion Plan, Hitfing Everyone   Below President's Pleas, Measure Needs Full Congress Vote

Aporove Hike in Liquor Tax   From $9 to $10.50  Increase Favored

House Unit Makes Tentative Decision on Tax Bill  Hike of 3 Billion in Income Taxes Voted

Corporation Tax Hike Gets Tentative OK   House Committee OK’s A Two Billion Dollar  Increase for Defense

3Pct. Income Tay Hike Approved By House Group   Rise in Individual Levies Voted by Narrov Margin of 13 to 12

Hike in Liquor Excise Taxes Wins Approval   $250,500,000 Increase Voted by House Committee

Corp. Taxes  Hike Okayed   House Group Favors % Billions Boost; 3 For Individuals

House Votes  Extra Taxes on Liquor   Other Congressional News Includes Dawson’s Report on RFC

Senator Terms Hection Probe ‘Silly Business’  Baltimore Printer Is Cross-Examined

i ii in  Bucks County Christmas Club Funds, 1951   a  MORE MONEY THAN EVER BEFORE SAVED = ~~ IN CHRISTMAS CLUBS IN BUCKS COUNTY: TOTAL REACHES $2,468,659 THIS YEAR

County Christmas Clubs’ ‘New High: $2,468,659   Bucks County Christmas Club Funds, 1951

Sun Beats Jef Across Ocear   But Plane Sets New Ree ord In Four Hour 40 Minute Flight

RAF Jet Spans Ocean In Less Than 5 Hours  ' Fastest Crossing Fails To Beat Sun

British Craft Completes 2,100 Miles In 4 Hours, 40 Minutes   AMERICAN AIRMEN TO INSPECT PLANE

Loses Roce With Sua   But Jet Crosses Atlantic in 4 Hours. 40 Mins.

TWIN JET BRITISH BOMBER CROSSES NO. ATLANTIC IN 4 HOURS, 40 MINUTES

SANDOVAL HOME BUREAU UNIT MEETS AT GILLEY WOME WPEONECRAY EVENIN:

Tin Buying Halt Until “Gouging” Ends Demanded  Price Of Vital Metal Increases Over 150%

Ohio Solons Dig Out From Pile Of New Bills   224 Measures Proposed Before House Deadline

224 More Bills  Given Legislature  Deluge Comes Just at Deadline: Auto Taq Issue Faces Showdown

Girl Mentally Returned to Cradle Days ‘Almost Ready for High School Course

Iran Seizes Oil Holdings; British Lose Half-Billion   [US Hints Aid May Be Cut  Off But the Shah Isn’t Interested

lran Oil Seizure Enacted Info Law  British And Americans Seek To Keep Doors Open For Talks

Shah Of Iran Signs Oil Co. Seizure Act   British, U. S. Sought More Negotiations

Congress To investigate Foreign Policy   Woodcock Says MacArthur Did Noi Disobey, But Disagreed With Truman

GOP Seeks Full: Investigation Of Present Policies   Parties Disagree On Date, Objective Of Such’ An Inquiry

Objectives, Timing. Undetermined  Democrats Agree to  Full Policies Airinc

Demos Agree to Demand for Policies Probe   On Military, Foreign Plans; Disagree on Obiectives, Timing

Associated Press   Politics Charged In Uproar over Ousted General   MacArthur Coming Back to U. S. and Tumultuous Welcome

GOP Demand For Probing Of Democrat Affairs Given   Dispute Expected Over Objectives Of Proposed Work

Taft Leads Full Seale  Policy Airing Pi   Wants Probe To Extend Beyond MaeArthur Firing

Onnosition Okays Full-Scale Check   Dems Agree to Demands Of GOP to Investigate Foreign, Military Policy

Democrats A gree To Congressional Probe Into Foreign And Military  Policies; General Due Tomorrow

Plane Leaves Hawaii This Afternoon   General Works Late On Speech He Will  Deliver to Congress  vzwccmccme <Winle  tsepmas ote   Democrats Agree to Probe Into Foreign, Military Policies

1) Convicts Flee Atmore Prison   Posse and Plane Join in Manhunt

22 PRISONERS IK ALABAMA ESCAPE   40-Man Posse Launch Search In Patrol Cars, Air Plane

Assistant U. S. Attorney Tells Senators of Stomach-Turning Corruption in Revenue Office

Senator Reveals Probe Testimony   Says Corruption in San Francisco Office

SENATORS TOLD OF CORRUPTION IN TAX OFFICE   Prosecutor Who R eve aled “Stomach-Turning’ Evidence is Under Fire.

‘urnive’. Story. of ‘California’s Tax Corruption  Told in Closed Door Hearine

Senators Release Secret Testimony   O’Gara Says Stomach-Turning Tax Corruption Led to Pressure on Him

Witness Tells Of Corruption In Tax Office   Probe Will Continue, Sen. Williams Says

Stomach-Turning Corruption in Internal Revenue Office in San Francisco Told

O'Gara Pledges Corruption Data  Informs Senators Of Revenue Cases

Says U. S. Lawyer Told Senators of Tax ‘Corruption’  Senator Says His Dismissal

Williams Airs Evidence After AttemptMadeto lire Attorney   MeGrath Taking No Action Until Further Inquiry Made

Communists Throw Army Into Breach   Fear Advancing Allies Will Break Through At Yanggu

CHINESE BATTLE TO GHEGK ALLIED DAVE IN KORE!   United Nations Forces Blast  Out Further Gains On TA RAIla Lennie

Reds Rush To— Prevent Breakthrough by UN   Send Entire Army -Ea Register Mile Gains

Gains of up fo Mile Blasted out By UN Forces  _Chinese Move up      Chinese Move up Army to Replace Heavy Losses

Reds Rushing Reinforcement  To Halt Allies   UN Forces Blast Out * Gains On 70-Mile Front: Capture Hills

Cost of Living Clause Tied fo  New Centract More Liberal   More Liberal Schedules for Vacations Won

Soil Conservation. District News Notes   By: Floyd F. Koster, District Conservationist

Cold Blankets Much of U. S..   ikets Nehru’s Stan U.S. Held ‘Gamble

BRITAIN, IRAN MAY AGREE TO. RENEW ‘IL HECOTIATIONS   : Diplomats Confer With Iranian Premier, British Deleaadte To UN.

*Mae--52’ Aids Told  ‘“GoHome’   Despite MacArthur For President Club, Boom Emphatically Denied

Gen. MacArthur Emphatically Disavows Ambitions Toward Seeking Presidency

M’Arthur Aide Rejects Group. Backing Boom   . Whitney Snys- Semel Leader Wilt Wot Be™ Presidency Aspirant.

M Arthur Firm On Politics Issue  General Does Not Hove ‘Ambitions’

Those Booming General MacArthu For President Are Told They Are Wasting Their Time

MacArthur Nof After Presidenc)   Go Home, Advice to Those Booming Him

Aide Says General Desires No Office   Whitney Reports Boomer: Might as Well Quit Their Ballyhoo

Gen. MacArt hur  be ] rar ay esicent. :  AiA Tealle Raam   Aid Tells Boom Leaders: ‘Go Home’

Senator Taff Confers With MacArthur   Aide Says General Still Has No Political Intentions

SAYS IT'S CLEAR MAC WONT RUN FOR PRESIDENT   Courtney Advises Those Boom _ing General as Candidate -- te Go Home. .

New De Gasperi Cabinet Sworn In  Ceremony Marks End  vane  Pa i eon . ee

Italian Cabinet Assumes Office   ‘De Gasperi New -Foreion Minister

Gasperi Takes Foreign Post In 7th Cabinet   Treasury Split In Compromise Ending Crisis

OPS To Put Price Curbs  On Clothing   Truman Addresses Nation Tonight On Control Extension

Clothing Controls Expected Tonight Will Be Felt By  Fall, Government May Ration Metals

Peace Proposal  Outlook Dims   Pessimistic Talk by Diplomats Follows Kirk-Gromyko Meeting

Gloom Follows  Russian Talks   World Situation Grows Worse In Opinion Of Top Diplomats

COUNTY BUR 10 NUMBER rr   Niles Will Name Fifth Supervisor Under Charter Change

JOHNSON SEES NEED FOR NEM TRAIN SAFETY   Asks Commerce Commission to Report on Wave - of Crashes.

No Decision On Resumption Of Parley As Yet   No Session Likely Before Wednesday If Apology Is Accepted

Ridgway Talks Over Violation  Of Truce Site   Disrupted Parley Won't Be Resumed Before Wednesday

TAFT CHIDED BY SENATOR SMITH   Committee Still Investigat ing Last Year’s Ohio  Election

THREE MAYORS ARE UNSEATED   10 Other Incumbents  Win Renominations

Lodge Urges Quick Buildup   Senator Says U.S. Pursuing Polities-as-Usual Policy

AMERICANS NOT KEEPING FAITH   Sen. Lodge Says Public Is Letting Down Soldiers  In Korea

O'Donnell Selected For Bridge Pesition Assistant To Governo:  Comes Out Second In Oral Test

GENERAL TO VISIT   Commanding Officer of Jolict Ordnance Center to Sunflower

Cancels Speaking Engagements, Awaits Attack  Truman “Battening the Hatches” In Prenaration for MacArthur’s Talk

Truman, Aids Batten Down  The Hatches   President Squeezes Self Out Of A Couph Of Ticklish Positions

Careful Not to Make Any More Boners   President Does Not Underestimate Famed General Anymore  Agen oneness mane sag:

, i  a Speaking Engagements, Awaits Attack  ‘Truman “Battening the Hatches” Ti ‘Preparation tor MacArthur’s Talk

JOHNSTON WANTS PEACE - Mine Union Defends Wilson In Scrap With Labor Heads

Catholic Leader Says Bad Get Worse Good Get Better, In National Crisis

Meer Sheen Says Of Civilization Crisis:  ‘Bad Get Worse, Good Get Better

Evil Grow Worse,Good Better During Crisis, ‘Declares Director of Mission Aid Societies -

sf Sia   BY MAJOR GENERAL ROY H. PARKER Chief of Chaplfins, United States Army

Rural Teachers of County At Annuat Meeting Here Today  Institute for All ee ee Pe ne cee ee yam   Institute for All Union County Teachers Thursday

Teachers of Union County Meet For Institute Aug. 30  Rural Teachers Annual Meeting A Day Earlier

 Quincy Lad Missing Since Jan. 19  Child Whose Body Was Found Along Road, May Be Mass. Boy

Missing Boy Feared Dead  Child Found On Raad   Child Found On Road Might Be Identified

SHE'S BRITISH, HE'S AMERICAN  Engaged 4 Hours After They Met, Couple to Marry Today

New Beef Cost Slash Sunday   Slaughterers Begin Paying 10 Pct. Less

UE. District Convention  Slated Here   32 Locals Will Meet Saturday

Prisoner Released After Long Fight   Claims Innocence In Murder Conviction

Freedom Day After 20 Years- Ohio. Prisoner Wins Strucale To Prove Innocence

UN Chief Accuses Reds of Violating Unarmed ‘Sanctum’   Armed Communist Troops Spotted Within 100 Yards of Conference; Suitable Explanation Demanded

GENERAL CALLS UPON RED CHIEFS FOR EXPLANATION   Only If One Is Forthcoming, He Says, and Assurances Given of Nonrecurrence, Will Parley Be Resumed.   PRESENCE VIOLATED COMMUNIST PROMISE   Red Force, With Pistols, Rifles, Grenades and Mortars Observed 100 Yards From Conference House.

Entry of Troops Into ‘Forbidden Sector Charged  Commies Must Explain Reason Ear Procenca

General Accuses Chinese Of Welching on Promise to Keep Troops Out 6f Kaesong

UN Chief Says Reds Broke Troop Promise   Explanation of Armed Soldiers in Truce City Being Demanded

Reds Violate  Neutral Area   UN.Chief Pulls Truce Envoys Back: -To-Lines: Demands An Explanation:

Ridgway Calls Off Truce Talks, Says Reds Broke Promise   Charges Reds Welshed On Promise to Keep Troops From Kaesona: Armed Men Seen

Commander Hits Red Violation   U.N. Team Won't *Return-Until Troops in Kaesong Explained

Reds Must Explain Presence Of Armed Troops Near Scene Of Conferences

Red Troops Are Sighted At Kaesong   U.N. Commander Asks Explanation For Their Presence

Demands Reason For Armed Reds At Parley Scene   Invites Communist Attention To Violation; Would Resume  If Satistactorily Explained

UNITED NATIONS COMMANDER TAKES SURPRISE ACTION AFTER REDS VIOLATE NEUTRAL ZONE

Ridgway Suspends Truce Sessions Until Reds Explain Armed Ferces Near United Nations Staff Office:

Allied Truce Team Remains in Own Lines.   Adm. Joy Follows Up Gen. Ridgway's  ‘iivmatim ta Enamy

Ridgway Balks At Presence Of Reds’ Troops   Sharp Radio Message Sent to Communists By U. S$. General

Stiff Note to Enemy Charges Violation Of Parley Pact, Demands Explanation, Future Guarantees

Ridgway Breaks Off Parley At Red Violation   Communists Expected Te Explain Incident of Red Troops In Truce Citv. Resume Parley

RIDGWAY’S ORDER  Bw wl war ww. sty DEMAN DS PLEDGE  ARMY STAYS OUT

AED obLDltha DOLUVehed Ih KAESONG AREA   Talks Will Not Be Resumed Until Reds Explain  Dralan Dinelna

“‘otests Presence “AY Armed Commies it Cease Fire City   Says Act Violates Pledge of Neutrality

Red infantry in Naesong; Ridoway Asks Explanation   Violates Agreement On Truce Parley, Ridgway e Zo Meetines Until They Are Kept Qut

Reds Violate Word About Armed Guards   Negotations Will Be Resumed Only If Reds Explain

Remove Troops From Kaesong, Reds Ordered   UN Commander Halt: Truce Discussions, Demands Assurance Of Neutral Kaesona

ENGLAND GETS 48 HOURS MORE TO ANSWER IRAN‘S DEMAND FOR OIL PROFITS   Delay Promised After U.S. Envoy Intercedes; Iran Wants All Profits; Would Repay Owners of Seized Oil Fields From 25 Per Cent of Fund. British Likely to Refuse.

HEROIC, FUTILE TR‘   Body of Mother Superior Found in Ruins After  Dashing Back      Given 48 Hours More to Reply to Iranian Demands

U.S. Envoy Wins Truce In Oil War   Premier Of Tran Accedes To Request To Give British More Time

lran Extends Qil Answer Deadline  British Are Given Additianal Time ~~

British Given {8 Hours More For Oil Decision   tranian Minister Adds More Time For Answer

Iran Oil Crisis Climax Delayed  British Given Until Tuesday To Reply

Ultimatum on Oil Extended by Iran  Seeks Surrender Of All Profits

lran Grants More Time For British Reply   Oil Profits Must Be Turned Over, Premier Rules

Iran Gives Britain 48 Hours to Repl)  Ask Turnover of : All Oil* Profits

Britain Given 48 Hours To Answer Iran   Demands All ‘Oil Profits

BRITA  48-HOUR SPAN IN OIL CRISIS   Surprise Promise Of Extension Is Made By Minister

Prime Minister Gives British Another 48 Hours   Iran Extends Time For Reply To Demand For Oil Profits

[ran Gives British A$ Hours to Reply To Oil Demands  Definite Answer Due On Profits Issue By Sunday

Hike in Cort  Area Urged  By Brannan Secretary Says  Farmers Won't  I —_— «+ = is

Approves Proposal to Cancel Reductions  Scheduled by OPS   Hands Stinging Rebuff to Truman; Wilson Hints Demands to Be Cut

British Send Warships,  Varatroops   Anti-British Riots Kill Up To 40 In Egyptian Cities

Riot-Torn Egypt Calls ‘Emergency’   British Evacuating Women and Children From Troubled Area

Police And Army Battalions Are Placed On Alert   State Of Emergency Has Been Proclaimed; Riots Take 40 Lives

Riot-Torn — Egypt Calls ‘Emergency’   British Evacuating ... Women and. Childres From Troubled Area .

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Accuses UJ. S. of “Discriminatory” Action

Shortages Hit Gls in Korea   Stationery, Towels, Spoons, Cards, Pipes, Playing Cards Needed

Allies Maintain Full Pressure On Trianele Bastion   In Some Spots the Enemy Shows Less Fight, Not So Others

Allied Troops Meet Intense Artillery Fire  Less Than 10 Miles From Red Anchors

ALLIES DRIVE AGAINST EAST. WEST ANCHORS   Ground Troops Closing In On Communists’ Defense Line

Chinese Reds l'orced to Give More Ground   UN Troops Less Than 10 Miles From Base: U.S. Fliers in Action

Allies Force Reds Back South of  ‘Iron Triangle’ Second Time in 24 Hours UN Troops Have Pushed Communists Into

China Reds Forced Into New Retreat   Allies Drive Nearer To Iron Triangie

Reds Continue Withdrawals Near Triangle   Allied Thrust Within 10 Miles of Vital Enemy Assembly Are

Congress Votes Stop-Gap Curbs   Price Rollbacks Are Banned; President Suffers Major Defeat on Program

Deadlock. Is Unbroken On  Buffer Zone   UN Command Suggests To Communists That Two-Man SubCommittees Be Named To Break Deadlock   RED NEGOTIATOR SHOWING INTEREST

Hope for Cease-Fire Mounts As Red Leader Shows Unusual Interest in Joy’s Proposal: Formal Talks May Be Recessed if Plan Used

Special Parley On:-Buffer Zone   UN Proposes ‘I'wo-Man Sub-Group dn Attemot ‘l'o Break Deadlock

Communists Expected To Reply Tonight; Report Nam Il Is ‘Interested’

U.N. Offers Compromise Peace Plan  Wants Two Men To Fix Line  we ms Ore —

Allies Make New Bid to Settle Issue   Communists Admit UN Bombings Having ‘Definite Effect?

New Idea Put Before Reds For Ceasefire   UN Chief Suggests Two-Man Committee Work'‘Out Details: -

U.N. Seeks Special  Parley on Buffer Zone   {Related News on Pave 7)

Adm. Joy Makes Sub-Committee Offer to Reds  Communists Are Expected to Reply at btneRnaw Thioedse

Have No ‘Fix’ in  Wide-Open Spaces   Big Seven Manager Peters Point Out There’s Been No Scandal in KC Play

Paul B. McCleave to  Get Honorary Degree Prom Tiler Lleivarcttcr

Sherman Says U.N. Improves Korean Status   Admiral Informs Probers Time Is On Side of UN Forces

Hometown of Uncle Sam’s Creator Opposes Change in Whiskered Gent

Hometown of “Uncle Sam” Objects to Attempt to Make Him Modern Stripling

Move Suggested for Boys School   Proposal to Link It with Oregon Studied

Successful Plant Breeder Head of the “Methodist Family of the Year” for ‘51

“Free World Must Be ir Position to Strike Back,” He Says   STORM IS MOVING ON   Locally Heavy Raina and Hail in . Parte of State Over Weekend

STORM IS MOVING ON   Locally Heavy Rains and Hail in Parts of State Over Weekend

Stormy Spel Moving On   Much of Kansas Hit By High Winds, Hail And Thunderstorms

Floods Cover Wide Areas in Deep South   Sections in Other Parts of  Country Threctenad

High Waters Rout 1,200 In Two. States   East and Midwest Also Menaced By Risine Rivers

Spring Floods Hit Sections of East,  South and Midwest   High Waters Drive 1,200 From Their Homes In Southern States; Drenching Rains and Melting Snows Send Rivers Over Their Banks

Floods Cover Wide Areas in Deep South  Sections in Other Darrte af   Sections in Other Parts of Country Threatened

for. Enforcing. Cattle Ceiling   Disclose Plans: >. to Change: Prices,

DiSalle Says Evidences of Black Market Revealed: Will Launch Drive Compel Prices

Crackdown On Cattle  Prices Set   OPS Also Studies Revision of Price Ceilings on Reef

Immediate Action Is Promised For Violators of Cattle Price Ceilings, DiSalle Says  Meeting Called for Wednesday To Discuss Additional Steps

Nation- Wide Price Ceiling Drive On Cattle Launched by Gov't   Committee Called

Government Launches Nationwide Drive To Enforce Ceilings on Cattle Prices

OPS To Look For Charges Over Ceiling   DiSalle Reveals Entire. Ceiling Structure May Be Revised In Industry

Cattle Ceilings To Be Clamped Down by OPS   Enforcement Drive Planned--Revision Of Prices Likely

Signs of Black Market Result in Stern Order   Sales Prices Will Be Carefully Scanned by OPS Operatives

Start Drive To Enforce Cattle Prices   DiSalle Diseloses Plans to Crack Down on Violators of Beef Ceilings

OPS Starts Probe Of Slaughtering Industry; Prices  Rm... f@™.'II   Price Ceilings In Cattle Will Be Revised Next Week

U.S. Moves To Enforce Cattle Ceiling To Kill Reported Black Markets

Draft Plans To Enforce Price Tops  DiSalle Seeks Sharp Changes In Ceilings

Starts Checkup, Rigid Enforcing Of Price Ceilings  RAR  ~ Deannanca   Agency To Propose Extension of Rules To Cover Sellers

OPS To Attack Black Markets In Cattle Sales   Action Against Violators Promised;  Coilines Will Be Changed

—CRACKDOWN — Slaughter Plants Face Checkup   SELLERS FACE CURBS, TOGO

Government Reporis Black Market Signs; Drives To Hold Cattle Price

Cattle Sales Check Looms   OPS Announces Plan to Put Ceilings on Sellers, Individual Animals

Government Drive On Cattle Prices   Signs of Black Market in Meat Spur Officials to Action   IN IMMEDIATE CHECKS   DiSalle Says Sales Prices, Slaughterhouses to Be Scrutinized

OPEN DRIVE 10 ENFORCE CATTLE PRICE CEILINGS   Checks to Be Made at Slaugh:ter Houscs on High Purchases.

Drive Launched To Enforce Cattle Price Ceilings   Signs of Black Market Reported By Government

Large Part of OPS Staff to Check Prices   Sharp Changes Planned in Ceilings Themselves, DiSalle

Open Drive To Enforce Beef Prices  e OPS Discloses Plans T:   e OPS Discloses Plans Tc Change Sharply Cur rent Ceilings

Will Check Slaughter Plants for Indications of Over-Ceiling Sales

Ceilings On Cattle To Be Changed   Government Also Announces Drive To Enforce Cattle  Pripag

OPS To Check Slaughter Plants First  DiSalle Discloses  Plans for Change

Check Cattle  Sales Prices   Drive Launched For Enforeing On the Ceilings

Passenger Trapped Under Car   Drive To Enforce Ceilings Launched

Signs of Black Market in Beef Seen By Di Salle   Launches Drive to Enforce Ceilings; Slaughter Plants Wili Be Checked

DiSalle Plans Enforcing Prices   Launch Drive to Stoo ‘Black Market’ Sales

Drive Launched To Enforce Beef Price Ceilings   Ceiling Change Plan Disclosed

Government Launches Nationwide Drive to Punish Violators. Sharp CKanae in Ceailinas Planned.

MEAT LEADERS ARE CALLED TO CONFAB   immediate Action Against Violators Promised  DI SALLE   Says Price Ceilings Will Be Changed: Slaughter Plants To Be Checked

Government Launches Nationwide Cattle Ceiling Enforcement While Making Plans For Ceiling Changes

Government Begins Drive to Enforce Cattle Price Ceilings; Revisions Due

Enforcement Of Ceiling On Cattle Is Aim   OPS Starts Campaign Will Propose Changes in Setup

Drive Against Meat Black Market Started   Immediate Action Against Violators Promised  By Di Salle

Ceiling Prices To Be Enforcec  Changes in Ceilings Also Contemplated

Crackdown On Violators ls Promised   Government Plans Price Ceiling On Sellers As Well As On Purchasers

U.S. Driving On Violators. Cattle Prices   DiSalle Opens War on Slaughterers Proposes Ceilings

Nation-Wide Drive Opens On Chiselers   Speedy Action On Violations Is Promised

Prompt Actior Promised for. Lid Violations.   Black Market Hint Brings New Plans to Change Ceilings

Government Drive To Be  Nationwide Ceilings May Be   Ceilings May Be Changed Sharply Says OPS Head

C hurch Directory will  Annear Every   [Launch Drive For Enforcement Of Cattle Ceiling     a

To Watch Cattle Price Ceilings  ee: Pee, ee   DiSalle Promises A Close Check

Crackdown Starts On Black Market Meat Operators  Plans For Sh; arply Chan: ging Cattle Price Lids Reve; he d

Interim Study Started by State Solons   ‘Benner Recommends Some Subjects For Consideration ©

!  Ohio Truckers To Fight Lausche’s Tax Proposal   ?  Governor's Claim that Freight Carriers Wreck Hiahwavs Backed Up by Test Result:

JOHNSTON ASKS TOUGH LEVIES   $10 Billion Tax Boost Sought Immediately

REDS INSULT IKE AND TEXAS _ General Called 'Haughty ~ As Cattle Breeder’.

Eisenhower Is’  Besieged by Reds  In Hate Campaign French Paper States  _. #atriouc Strikes  —r-ws rT20Ut

Reds Step Up Eisenhower  Hate Attack  Communist Papers Denannce General

Reds Uncork ‘Hate Ike’). Campaign .   Opposition to Atlantic Pact Defense Pians Takes Form of Bitter Attack on Leader

Eisenhower Is Besieged by Reds In Hate Campaign  French Paper States Patriotic Strikes Will Be Staged 

Reds Step Up Smear Drive On Gen. ‘Ike’   Paris, Czech Press Join Blast as Time For Arrival Nears.

—PLAN. PROTEST STRIKES—  Eisenhower Is Obj ject Ot Red Hate Campaign

French Reds Begin Drive Urging Hate Against Ike  General To Arrive - In Capital: Sunday,   ew Wow we

Commies Start Hate Campaign Against ‘Ike’   Red Newspapers Assailing New Pact General In Bitterest Terms

French Communists Launch Savage Hate Campaign Against Eisenhower

Anti-Eisenhower Hatred Campaign   Commun st Press in Savage Attack on Gereral Who'll Lead Defense of Europe

Hate Campaign Opened Against Gen. Eisenhower   Communist Press Begins Blasting Before Ike Takes Over.

Judge Signs Order To End Strike Against Hospitals in Minneapolis

Judge Acts In Strike in Minneapolis   Hospitals Faced Peril Of Shutting Doors; Picket Violence.

SING ENJOYED AT PTA MEET ‘THURSDAY EVE   Men’s, Women’s. Choral Groups Bring Season’s Music in Yuletide Program

PTA Presents ‘Musical Program   Women’s Chorel Group. and Wellsboro Men‘s Chorus Sing At Meeting.

In Procedures and Personnel Policies There   Board May Ban All Kinds of Paddling; Fire Placement Agent

May Revise Policies at State Home   Governor backs Board; Fire One Toledo Emplove

Moody Links Corrupt Public Officials with Businessmen Who Offer Bribes

Source of Bribe Noted by Mood)  Says Officeholders  Don’t Bribe Selves

IL, nllopAND aN OF WIE IN COAST ALL   Held for Embezzlement, She Misses Honeymoon With Another Man.

Da ylon Barber Thinks Wife Took Field Funds  “Due To Some Illness”

MUA SERENSER ALANA AAA 444414044 14444 4104141  ANALYZING OUSTER   ae ee ee ee ee le OE *DDDDEDDDYDDDEPDDDD>DDPDDDDEDDDPDPPDBPDDDPDDYDDDDDD  epercussion Will Be  Felt All Over World

MacArthur’s Removal To Reverberate [Throughout Entire Civilized World

Entire World To Feel Effect Of Move   MacArthur Ouster Causes Debate

 Reaction To MacArthur AnnouncementIs F eeling 9 Of Tremendous Crisis To Foreign Affairs Expert

SYNTHETIC RUBBER IS CUT BY GOVERNMENT       7,659 Fewer Tons Will Be Available For Tires And Other Products

Government Cuts Synthetic Rubber  Civilians To Get 7650 Tons Lece

Burlington Names Sites on Cutoff   Designations for New Route Honor Several Railroad Personalities.

Commies Have Nine Million Men in Armies   Acheson Summarizes Problem Confronting U. S. and West to Meet Threat of Red Forces

Acheson Speaker At Detroit Event  Several Yeors of Hard Effort Needed

Acheson Asks Sacrifices In Defense Plans   Declares Build-Up Necessary To Meet  - Menace’ To Nation

Years Needed To Build Shield Acheson Says   Warns Nation Against Letting Down Defenses

Must Build Shield Against Russians   Acheson Warns Not to Ease Defenses

Rough Road Seen Ahead For Allies   State Dept. Head Declares More Sacrifices Likely

Alternatives: War or Defeat Several-Year Effort Needed to Stop Reds, Says State Secretary

Acheson Sees Big Job Ahead To Shield U. S.  ae Banquet He Al troit Memoria

3rd Outbreak Fear Stressed By De Gasper’   Italy Premier Gets Big Reception In Congress

DeGasperi Warns Of War Threat   Promises Congress Italy To Be In Solid  Front For Freedom

asNV 33 S47 av We he  Sen. Ellender Says Austrian Chancellor Will Verify Aid Scandals

INVITED TO U. S   Ch alee leaned av we awe  Sen. Ellender Says Austrian Chancellor Will Verify Aid Scandals

; . Governors to Discuss Conservation of Gas   Executives of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas Wil} Ranet fT. A

Guam To Be Headquarters For Fleet   If War Breaks Out Naval Chief Will Be Ready

Dog Fight Boxscore: 3 Yanks, 9 Reds  New Communist Push Is Expected On Korean War’s 1st Anniversary   » Fleet Anchorage on 48-Hour Standby Status  Guam Again Key Outpost for Asian Defense

Temporary Eight - Inch Pipeline May Aid Industries In Pennsylvania's Drought-Paralyzed Community

NORTH CENTRAL ILLINOIS IS HIT HARD BY FLOODS   ‘Mighty Downpours, High Rains Cause Heavy Damage in Upstate Areas.

Blizzard Rides Lashing Winds  Pacific Northwest Takace A Raentina

SLACKENING IN PUBLC BUYING MAY GUT PRICES   Will Be Short-Lived, Government Bureau  Believes   & HIGH PRODUCTION OF FARM PRODUCTS

Rising Prices May Be Curbed   But Government Spending Expected to Take Uo Slack

Kohler Raps FPC Finding - In Gas Case   Commission Apparently Has Ignored Supreme Court In Natural Ga: Case, He States

Unmasked Men Get $35,000 At Granife Quarry   Officers Alerted In Nearby Counties

See ee ee er, ee ee ee  Sorrowful Father Sends — Drug-Using Sons To Jail

Dad Loves His Sons, So Has Them Jailed   “It is a wise father that knows his own child.” — Shakespeare (The Merchant of Venice).

Se BRB BF BRAY NABER AD SS SD  ” Grief. Seicken Father Jails  Sons Because ‘He Loves Them’

L.C. R. A. Orders Precautionary Measures; Permits Required To Visit Dams And Electric Plants -

Senators Adopt Pension Boosts  Teachers Retiring This Year Aided

Officer’s Boy, 3, Kills Baby Brother, Wounds Mother With Father’s Pistol

WEST   Scores of Families: Ma- rooned by High Water an Washington State

FLOOD HITS WEST   Scores of Families. Marooned by High Water in Washington State

O Dwyer Defends Self at Hearing   Explains Why "Murder, Inc.'' Executioner Escaped: All Witnesses Died Suddenly

Allied Forward Push To Take Key Defense Center of Hongchang Continues, However

Allies Push To Teke Key Red Defense City  Chinese Army ‘Moving South

Meet Increasing Red Resisiance on Central Front   Chinese Moving 90,000 Reinforcements Down from North Korea.

Reds Fighting Harder Against Allied Advance   Ridgway Sees No Counter-Offensive Ahead Right Now

Lot Of Fighting Ahead In Korea   Chinese Reds Still Have Plenty Of Fight In Them.

Still a Lot of Hard Fighting is Seen Ahead in Korea   Officials Say No Basis to Report War About to End

Lot Of Hard Fighting Due U. S. Believes   State Department Says ‘Nothing To To Talk Of War's End

old to Steer Clear of Dispute Concerning Oil  Not Excuse to Mave Traons Into Country

U.S. Takes Side in Oil  Controversy   British Offer to Send  Diplomatic Mission to ‘ Try to Settle Oil Dispute  Jn Covntryv

TELL RUSSIA: STAY OUT OF IRAN DISPUTE   American Statement Urging Friendly Settlement of Oil Seizure is Clear Threat to Moscow.   BRITISH SEEKS TO NEGOTIATE   But Iranian Premier, Barricaded in Parliament Building, Snubs Envoy Bearing London Note.

‘Keep Out’ Warning To Russia Hintez In U.S. Stand On Iranian Oil Fuss

U.S. Cautions Russia To Stay Outside Iran  Britain Hands Stiff Note Of Protest To Teheran On Oi} Grat

—OIL DISPUTE—  U.S. Warns Russia of Iran Move   FRIENDLY END OF ROW SOUGHT

Steer Clear, U.S. Advises   Friendly Settlement o! Controversy Proposed

DON'T MOVE INTO IRAN, U. S. WARNS THE SOVIET UNION   BRITISH OFFER HIGH DIPLOMATIC MISSION TO DISCUSS OIL ROW

War n Russia To Stay Out Oil Dispute   Clearly Seen In U.S. State Department Statement On Iranian Controversy

IRAN NOTE SEEN  ASRED WARNING      Friendly Settlement § [: Urged by U. S.

Red Leaders Still Silent On Parleys   Future Of Talks Depends On Nature Of Answer, Bradley Asserts

Reds Remain Silent On Truce Talks   Future Of Peace Conference To Depend On Answer

Neo Reply To Allied Offer— Reds Keep Silent On Peace Site Changes

Reds Are Silent On U.N. Proposal   Still No Word on Proposition to Change Site of Truce Talks   BRADLEY TOURS FRONT   Gen. Ridgway Warns Allied Troops Are More Than Ready for Reds

Reds Still Silent On Truce Talks   Bradley Visits U. S. Front Line Troops

Panel Hikes Tax Request:   'Half-Cent More Is Addec ! TP. yTeww on Gasoline

House Panel Approves U. S. Gas Tax Hike ..   Half-Cent Boost, Telegraph Levy Cut Must Be OK’d By House And Senate

Gasoline Tax Hike Of Half Cent Is Voted   Move To Revive Olc Windshield Tax Is Rejected By Solons

Gasoline Tax Increase Voted  Prosnective Hikes Now Total $6,500,000,000

Committee Votes Boost In Gas Tax  Would Increase Federal Levy Tho Cpnte Callar

W ays-M eans Committee V otes Half-Cent Hike In Gas Tax.  Slashes Levy On Telegrams

Plan Half-Cent viore US Taxes On Each Gal, of Gas      Committee Rejects “Windshield Tax’ In Favor Of This

Half-Cenf Tax Boost On ‘Gas’ Is Considered   House Committee Trying To Figure Bigger And Better Taxes

‘Let's Go to Work’, Says Kilby In London; Vandalian’s Trip Receives Wide Publicity

Diplomats Claim Moral And Military Victory For United Nations In Korea

Year of War In Korea Seen As UN Victory   Preparedness Value Impressed on U. S.; Reds Given Lesson

 —WINS DOUBLE VICTORY—.  U. N. Gains Prestige In  Korea War’s First Year

Political Action Group, Taft Clash Again CIO -Official To Answer  Charges on Election

Truman To Steer Clear Of Controversial Debate   Passes Up Usual Thursday Press Conference; Assistants Brief President On Developments

President To Ignore Controversial  Administration Discussions For Now

Sabres Intercept RussianMade Planes, but Don’t Get a Chance at Them      Avoids Discussion Of Controversies   President Cancels Regular Thursday Conference To Let Events Take Course

Aide Takes Latest Data To Truman   President Cancels News Conference, Dodges Problems

President Seeks To Avoid Battle   Indicates He Will Not Get Involved  In Any Discussion

TAFT SELECTS DEWEY BACKER AS MANAGER   Senator Seeks Backing Of Former Opponents In GOP Race

Names Slanager- :  Taft Bids For Support From  Former Dewey. Stassen Backer

Names Former Dewey Backer for His Indiana Manager; Assures Gabrielson of Support for Chairmanship.

Taff Seeking Support From Dewey Group:   Senator Puts Out Wal come Sign To Farmer Political Foes

TAFT SELECTS LISLE WALLACE   Indiana Resident Will Conduct Senator’s  Campaign

Sen. Taft Bids For Support From Former Dewey, Stassen Backers   Ohioan Names Indiana Manager In - Attempt To Pick Up 32 Delegates

Red Killings Shock Allied  Headquarters   Report Surprised Top UN Generals   Ridgway, Van Fleet Didn’t Know Announcement Was Being Planned

Red Atrocities Shock General Headquarters  ss a. A   No One Apparently Knew Statement Was to Be Made

5,500 American Prisoners Slain, Report Declares   Figures Are Shock to Supreme Commander’ General Headquarters

Murder Report Shock fo U. §. Headquarters  Report on Red   Report on Red Slaughter of G. I. Comes as Surprise

[Red Atrocities Shocking To General Headquarters   U.S. Officer Discloses Figures On Slaying 3 Of GIs So Allies Will Know What:They Facé

General Headquarters Shocked By Slaughter  Of American Prisoners

General Headquarters Is Shockes By Story of Red Slaughter of 5500 American War Prisoners

Atrocity Disclosures Inject  Bitter. Issue in Discussions Aimed to End Korean Conflict

PREPARE ‘CLARIFICATION’  ‘Wanton Murder’ of POWs Jolts Tokyo Command

Troops And Top Brass’ Show Concern   Demand for Use Of Atom Weapons Voiced in Capital

Will ‘Clarify’ Report About 5,500 Deaths   Colonel Wanted to Let Men at Front Know of Danvers

HIGH ARMY BRASS WAS UNAWARE OF HANLEY REPORT   ARMY LAWYER SAYS THOUGHT SOLDIERS SHOULD KNOW FACTS

GHO ‘Shocked By Red Atrocity War Reports   Hanley Says Yanks Should Understand What They'll Meet

Report Comes As Surprise To Top Men  Colonel Says 5,500  mariranse Dasd in

Report Shocks Headquarters On Number Slaughtered   Colonel Believes Soldiers Should Have Been Told

HANLEY SAYS ls OUGHT T0 AETOLD FACTS   Tokyo Preparing Statement te “Clarify” Basis for "Army Statement.

Chief of War Crimes Section Says He Made Public Red Atrocity Story Which Should Have been OutSooner

Is Bombshell To Ridgway, Van Fleet   Supreme Command Rushes To “Clarify” Col. Hanley’s Report

Prisoner of War Slaughter Total  Surprises Chiefs  Col. Hanley Says Release Received Okay at Tokyo

General Headquarters Is Shockec By Story of Red Slaughter of 5 500 American War Prisoners   Yugoslavia Charges Russian Satellites Hav 25 Divisions Poised Along Her Frontiers

Red Atrocity Stories ‘Shock’ General Headquarters of UN   Hanley Statement Called Unexpected

Hanley Atrocity Charges Shock Headquarters   Says Figures Given to Show Troops What They’re Up Against

‘Hanley Says Fighting Men Should Know Of Red Acts   One Officer Hopes Released Figures  Will Prove High

POW Slayings Shocking To Headquarters   Colonel Reveals Figures to Tell  U. S. Soldiers On Frontline the Truth

Revelation Of Slauohter Rocks Army   Atrocity Report Should Have Been Publist »d Long Ago, Says Chief

Atrocities Stun Command Staff   Announcement of Killing: of U. N. Soldiers a Complete Surprise   3,00 ARE AMERICANS  Col. Hanley’ Says Stor, Should Have Been Out **A Long Time Ago”

Atrocity Report Shocks Pentagor to Foundations   Release of Figures Is Surprise to Defense Headauarters

Top Generals Surprised By Story Release   Chief Of War Crime Section Of 8th Army Says 5,500 11S. POW’s Slain

Atrocities By Reds Stir Eiehth Army   Col. Hanley’s Statement Takes Headquarters By  Quirnrice

Headquarters Not Informed Before Press   Colonel Wanted GIs To Kinow  Red Treatment

Varner Involved in Car Collision   Clarion Representative’s Car Crashes Into Haltec Auto; 2 Persons Injured

Warner lavolved ln Car Callison   a ee «. Pa a   Clarion Representative's Car Crashes Into Haltes Auto: 2 Persons Injured

Cuts Hair at 25 Cents Per Head for 25 Years; Sees No Reason to Change

Teacher Bill Veto Brings Criticism   Governor Taken To Task By Education Board Official

Gross in Legal ‘Deep Freeze After Return   Runaway Bookie Closely Guarded Awaiting Trial

U. S., Belgium Give Resolutions... .European Forces  Speed-Up Pushed

Tire Output Ban Relayed   Order Erases Threat Of Shortage In 1952

Kerr's New Role in Row Causes Talk   Oklahoma Senator Is Taking Leading Role In Defending Truman In MacArthur Dispute

Oklahoma's Kerr Pleads President's Cause in Squabble  Says Original. Attacl  Caused by Interest

Oklahoma's Kerr Pleads President's Cause in Squabble   Says Original Attack Caused by Interest in Guard Unit

$4 Billion Asked On Navy Aviatior   Navy Says Plane Industry Lagging

Navy Wants {> Billions For Aviation   Still Will Not Have Modern’ Air Force. Admiral Declares

Better Planes Wanted By Navy  Says Success Due A4.nabl.. @. Mt. 2.

S4Billion Wanted By the Navy For Aviation Buildup   Still Won't Give The U.S. ‘Completely Modern’ Air Force

Industry Unable To Meet Demand   Over Three Billions Would Go For New Planes But If Service Geta All Money It Asks For, Air Force Would

MEAT GROUP LOOKS FOR PRICE REDUCTIONS:   Claims Marketings Of Beef Amd Pork Should Help House erifats rece

Pindustrial Heads ontinue Session       -Workman Is Seen . As Important Cog

Local Temnerature   Manpower Needs Stressed... . Labor-Management Problems Discussed

Balance Sheet for Week between Good” and Bad News in Hot, Cold Wars >

Union Meeting With Employers To Discuss issue  Two Major Auto Makers Face

New Wage Proposal From WSB   AFL Members Have Plan To Provide For Pay Boosts

Ridgway Claims Door fo Peace Constantly Oper   General Makes First Report to United Nations

Plan Atomic Maneuver to Test Troops   §,000 Fighting Men +o Learn by Doing in Blasted Fields

Five Thousand U. S. Troops Will Undergo  Atomic Warfare Maneuvers in Nevada

New A-Bomb Tests Will Teach Gls How To Fight Under Atomic Attack

G. .’s to Train For Atom Warfare In Nevada Tests  Will Learn How   Will Learn How To Operate Under Atomic Barrage

Army Plans Atomic War Maneuvers   5,000 Soldiers Will Experience An Atomic Battle

9,000 Fighters To Take Part... .  Real Atomic Blast Tesis To Be Given Combat Team:

5,000 US Fighting Men Will Learn In Actual Atomic Battle Conditions

New Indoctrination Course for Atomic Warfare :Will Be Given Under Battlefield Conditions

Gl's To Learn Reaction To Atomic Barrage  c nnn Oy an —. « C—O ar ai ——————

U.S. Plans Big Tests In Nevada   Live Ammunition Will be Used On ‘Battlefield’

5,000 Fighting Men Froin All Services To Participate In Atomic Maneuvers

5,000 U.S. Troops To Join in Atomic Warfare Maneuver   ‘Exercise Desert Rock’ is the First Of Kind by Military

SLUSH CAUSED MANY MISHAPS LAST EVENING   Street Light Post Hit By Truck; Several Care Ditched

Slush is Blamed For Many Minor Auto Accidents   Two Inches of Snow Make Driving  Extremely Hazardous

Chinese Troops Leave Trenches And Fall Back   UN Ferces Advance On Chorwon Front

FOE RETREATS FROM STRONGLY ARMED SECTOR   Enemy May Attempt To Make Stand For Triangle

—SUDDENLY — Reds Quit Outer Line Of Bastion   FOE ABANDONS BITTER FIGHT

Reds Retreat Two Miles To Stronger Lines; Planes Aid Allied Drives

SL 775,000 Appropriation Cut Restored by Senate Democrats   Move Made Here in Show of Democratic Strength; Vote on Fund for State Building - Being Constructed Here Passes .10 to 14

Senate Restores Fund to Finish State Building   Sen. Chamier Is Only Democrat to Vote for Proposed Reduction

Labor Pushes For Easing Wage Freeze   Relaxation On Sugar, Eggs, Milk And Chick ens Encourages Hopes  Despite Deadlock.

Labor - Pushes For Relaxation Of Pay Freeze   Price Controls Removed on Farm Products

Labor to mn a Vetanad  Pay “Thaw   Controfs Relaxed On Rew Farm Products; Small Increases Seen

Body Armor for Fichting Men Considered   Snecial Cold Weather Gear on Navy Acenda

insane Man Stain After? Hr, Siege  Ne ERs Diese: SEs   He Kills Treoper, Wounds 6 Others

Escaped Mental Patient Who Killed Policeman  Finally Shot To Death

Police Slay Crazed Mental Patient After 7-Hour Siege At Farm House

SMITH UNMOVED bY FEE PRACTICE   GOVERNOR NOT TO PROBE UNAUTHORIZED EXTEA CHARGES FOR CAR TAGS.

PRICING PROVISION MODIFIED BY SENATE    Section Of Economic Control Law  Had Been Condemned Re Truman

Bill Modifying Provisions Of Capehart Amendment On Price Ceilings Passes Senate

CHANGE 1S VOTED INGONTROLS LAK   SENATE APPROVES, 49-21 MODIFICATION OF CAPEHART AMENDMENT,

Senate Bill Modifies Pricing   Compromsie 2s Down Amenc. .t © Senator Capehart

Senate OKs New Pricing Section In Controls Law   Vote Marks Partial Victory For Truman

Third Atomic Test Made In  Proving Area   Brilliant Orange Flash s Seen By Residents Of Las Vegas When New Explosion Js Set Off

Third Atomic Test Is Made   Similar To Ones Touched Off On Past Weekend

New Gambling Tax May Start Wave Of Gana Warfare, Underworld Thinks

‘New Gambling Tax, Effective Thursday, ‘Mav Sat Off Wave of Gana Warfare

Wave of Gang Warfare Seen Because of Tax   Battle Between Syndicate, Upstarts in Gaming Field Seen

Gambling Tax Law May Face Test in Cour’   Underworld, Police Experts Agree On Gutiook

New 10 Per Cent Steel Cut Ordered   Appliance, Furniture Imnductriee Affocted

 , = “ ’ Princess Sorry, Can't Dance  With Yankee Cinderella Man

Young American Introduces Himself at Ball —  Princess Sorry, But Refuses Dance

Sailor’s Plans To W ed Cancer-Stricken Girl Interrupted By Trip Home To Comfort Mother

Ships, Planes in Search for Yacht   Skipper and Ali-Girl Crew Missing in Rough Seas Off Lower Florida Keys

‘Search Intensifies For Eight Girls, Male ‘Skipper On Schooner In Rough Tropic Seas

Air, Sea Search Pushed For-Boal 8 Missing Girls  Schooner, All-Girt Crew, Male Skipper  host Off Fla. Keys

YACHT MISSING WITH 9 ABOARD   Had Crew Of Eight Girls And Male Skipper On-~ Trip To Havana

Sea, Air Searchers Comb Atlantic For Yacht Crew Of § Girls, One Man

—HUNT MISSING BOAT— _ Eight Girls And Their Skipper Aboard Craft

Hunt Pressed For Schooner In Rough Sea   Planes, Ships Comb Florida Keys Area For 8 Girls, Skipper

Bradley Fears Hearing Report Endangers Code   MacArthur Aide Denies General Broke Security

ALLIED DRIVE CAUSES ENEMY TO WITHDRAW   Chinese Making Stand On Ridges North Of Important Center

Red Casualties For First Six Days Of New Allied Drive Pass 35,000 Mark

Allied Troops Push Forward _ Against Red:   Communist Casualties For Six Days Of Drive Exceed 35,000 .

Enemy Retreats At Other Parts. Of Battle Line  UN Forces Close In

Allies Occupy Three Towns Without Fight  U.N. Forces Within 25 Miles Of 38th

Casualties For Foe Hit Over 35,000   Loss Inflicted In First Six Davs Of New Offensive

lorth Koreans, Fall: ing Back at Top Speed, Show No Sign of Making Stand; Several Towns Entered Unopposed.

7th Division Unopposed In March up Korea  Ridgeway Says End Ta Vler an 200k Wlacale

inemy Troops In Headlong Flight In East-Cen tral Korea   -ECORD TOTAL OF SORTIES BY AIRMEN

CAUSES ENEMY TOWITHDRAR   Chinese Maliing Stand On: ‘Ridges North Of

Allies Coasting As Fleeing Foe Kicks Up Dust   UN Staff -at Loss To Explain Sudden Enemy Withdrawal

Allied Troops Only 25 Miles From Parallel   Enemy Casualties for 6 Days of New Drive Over 35,000 Mark

3,085 More Fleeing Reds  Are Casualties ‘Allies 25 Miles From Parallel  _ At Several Points

Allied Troops Roll North Along Froft of 75 Miles Aqainst Stampeding Reds

Communists Withdraw In Haste   Alliey Nearing 38th Parallel At Key Points

Ex-President Sees Public Education As Non-Federal Grass Roots Project

New Offensive Actually Halted On Central Front   UN Field Officers Report Enemy Is Hurt By Losses;  Praeeeure an Sani)

. N. Forces Supported by Tanks Counterattack —  in the REFUGEES FLEE AGAIN  Fresh Troops Plug Most Serious Breakthru in Cen- tral Front  Te... W.étn

One Officer Says Reds Slow For Regrouping   Chinese Stalled Since Breakthrough In Center Area  pe re

Chinese Move Forward Along Korean Front   Slow Progress Is Made Against. Allied Lines

U.N. Forces Counterattack On East Front   Commies Ambush Rear Elements Of Retreating Troops

Abrupt Allied Withdrawal in West Section   Van Fleet Tells Men He Is Confident of Ultimate Victory

Tank Columns Strike Counterblows As Other UN Troops Withdraw South

Superior UN Firepower Hurts Knemy Verv Badly’ as Shells Land On Reds North. South of 38th

TANKS SMASH REDS BUT UN WITHDRAWS  Gen. Van Fleet Tells Troops ‘They Have Proven Superiority

Savage U.N. Counterattacks Chop Up Communist Units; Enemy Hurt Badlv. Is Report

ALLIED TANK COLUMNS HALT REDS IN EAST   United Nations Forces In Rapid Withdrawal On Central Front

Allies Withdraw North Of Seoul As Fight Rages  Van Fleet Appears Confident In Talk   Van Fleet Appears Confident In Talk To 8th Army Men

Slaughter Chinese  Red Troops   Allied Tanks, Troops in Savage Counterattack on Critical Central Front   WITHDRAW IN WEST   Rear Elements Trapped as UN Forces Pull Back in Sector North of Seoul

Allied Tank Units Hur! Back Reds   Hole on Central Front Plugged Seven Miles South of Parallel.   (Map on Picture Page)

Troops Of UN Regain Ground In East Sector  Civilian Refugees rr fn  , fFrr @ ft

Drive Halted On East Front   Counterattecks Stop Ine voders in East; Allies Fall Back in West Central

Temperatures   Smother Roads, Valleys With Murderous Fire As Reds Ignore Losses

Allies Counterattack on Critical Central Front Stops Chinese   Tanks and Troops Slaughter Reds in Savage Assault.

Red Drive Stalls On Central Front   Vicious U. N. Counter-attacks Set Enemy Back on Heels, There, But on West Retreating Allies Jam Roads

CHINESE REDS SUFFER HEAVY TROOP LOSSES   Counterattacks Slaughter Foe North Of Seoul

See Hot Battle In Congress On Vatican Envoy   Wave of Protest Follows Truman Action In Naming Clark

Litile Likelihood of a Recess Anpointment of Gen. Gark as lI. §. Ambassador fo the Vatican

LONG DELAY IS SEEN ON NAMING VATICAN ENVOY   No Recess Appointment Like} by Protestacits Protest Aps peointment of Clark.

Clark Won’t Goto Rome For Months   White House Says No on Recess Appointment; Protests Grow

See Little Likelihood of Interim Appointment of Envoy to the Vatican

Truman’s Mail Mostly Critical Of Vatican Move   Recess Appointment Is Believed Unlikely

See Little Chance for Appointment  — Recess Assignment for Clerk Ruled Out

Vatican Nomination Opposition Pours In White House Not Likely  To Make Recess Appointment Of Clark

Recess Appointment of Gen. M. Clark Appears Unlikely Now on Capitol Hill

Appointment  of Mark Clark  Is Held Up Envoy to: Vatican ~ Stirs. Protests

Doubt Clark To Be Given  Reeess Post   Won't Quit Army for Vatican Position; Protests Pour in

Vatican Envoy Decision Stirs Wave of Protes   Clark Would Be First Regular Ambassador

White House Sources Assert There Is Little Likelihood of Recess Appointment for Clark

Protest Against Appointment to Vatican Grows   Recess Appointment of Gen. Mark Clark Ie Held Unlikely: May Be Delayed for Months

CLARKE APPROVAL AS VATICAN ENVOY SEEN DELAYED   Recess Appointment Nov Doubted; Protest Agains Truman Action Mounts

MAIL CRITICAL OF APPOINTMENT   White House Receives Hundreds Of Messages On Naming Of Clark

Appointment Of Vatican Envoy Brings Protests   White House Sources  See Little Chance  Of Recess Nominatior

Controversy Rages Over Nomination Of Clark as First Vatican Ambassador

LONG DELAY IS SEEN ON NAMING VATICAN ENVO)   Ne Recess  Appointment Like7p Prote; ata its "Protest Ape: “ pointment of Clark.

No Recess Appointment  For Clark   Delay May Solve Wave of Protest Over Nomination

Clark Would Have to Leave Army for Recess Appointment —  ‘May Be Delay on Vatican Ambassador

Delay Clark Appointment To Vatican  Protests Mount To Truman Action On Ambassador

NEW PSYCHOLOGICAL WARFARE?   Ethiopian Troops In Korea Offer Odd Complaint *.

‘Communist Guns’ Halted Peace Talks  Stopping Newsmen Said Not Key issue

Red Guns Not Press Halt Talks   U.N. Won't Play 2nd Fiddle At Kacsons Parley

States Slow To Approve FEPC Bills   National Survey Shows Most Laws Lack Actual Teeth

Only Seven States Have FEPC Statute:   Bills Find Tough Going In: Majority Of State Assemblys

Red China Charge Of Under mining Of Peace Renewed   Peiping Observes Second Birthday As Member Of Soviet Bloc

Undermining Truce Talks Laid to U.S.   Red China’s Top General Charges Americans Preparing War

Reds Say U. S. Ruining Plans For Armistice —   Communists Still Remain Silenton Bid for New Truce Site

Senate Probe ls Extended  Committee Given Time To Write Its Report

Senate Extends Its Crime Probe Another Month   More City-by-City Hearings Probable; Consent Unanimous

Senate Gives Crime Probe Committee Extension 30 Days Allowed To Make Report:  ' More Hearings  = « Th TrriEt

New Round Of Studies Expected   Top Gambler Facing Charge Of Contempt

Resolution for Extension Gets  Quick Senate OK  Meanwhile New York Gets Own State   Meanwhile New York Gets Own State Crime Committee; Horse Betting Rooms in Albany and Troy Are Closed.

Committee Requests Contempt Citation  Against Costello as Its Life Is Extended

But There Is Strong Liklihood It Will Give Further Extension For Another Round Of Citv-Bv-Citv Stadies

Probers Get Thirty Days  To Continue   Senate Gives Speedy Approval OL Extension —

New Inquiries On Crime Seen In Preparation  Permanent Body e .. ff, . _—   Permanent Body Seen Possible To Reach ‘Obtective’

Crime Committee Given New Lease   Prebers To Continue Life 30 Days To Draft Long  Renaré

COMMITTEE GIVEN ADDED MONTH TO PREPARE REPART   Is enate Acts Unanimously After Investigators Ask More Time   NEW HEARINGS SEEN   Lawmakers May Continue Quiz Due to Mounting Demand

Senate Gives Crime Inquiring 30 More Day:   Another Round of City-by-City Crime Studies Expected

Senate Extends For Month Life Of Crime Group  Committee Asks Contempt Action Against Costello

Extension Approved for Filing Report, Offering New Laws   Another Round of Hearings Hinted; Contempt Action on Costello Urged

CROUP'S LIFE IS EXTENDE!   Quizzers Given’ Month More Life; Leading Racketeers Cited

CRIME PROBE GROUPS LIFE IS EXTENDET   Quizzers Given Month More Life; Leading Racketeers Cited

Building Trade Strike Is Called  Can’t Agree On New Wage Contract Here

ee ee ee eines nse anr iia meen ieeeens Asnemnesenenitineet  Taft Sees As Many As 18 Divisions Going To Europe

Foolhardy to Send Troops to Europe Says Taft   May Send Up to Ié Divisions Unless Limit is Set

Taft Charges 18 Divisions May Be Sent to Europe   ‘Truman Powers Must Be Limited by Act of Conaress, Claim

Would Check Europes Own Defense Efforts   State Dept. Advise: Warns Against U.S Limit on Forces

Congress Limit On Troops for Europe Is Urged  ‘Taft Testifies at   ‘Taft Testifies at Senate Body Hearing

Taft Defends Plea for Limiting Truman Power  Contends Otherwise 18 Divisions Mav Be Sent to European Shore:

EuropeT roop Plan Only a Starter: Taft   Ohioan Believes as Many as 18 Divisions May Be Sent Abroad

Taft Says Six Divisions Mav Be Only Starter  rm ...   Raps Marshall on Troops to Europe; Wants Set Policy —

Ohioan Says Troop Issue Is Befogged   U.S. May Send as Many as 18 Army Divisions, He Says

18 Divisions Could Be Sent To W. Europe   Taft Tells Group It's ‘Foolhardy’ To Commit Troops

Taff Lashes Troops for Europe; Demands Limif on Truman Power   Declares As Many as 18 Divisions May Be Sent Unless Curbs Are Voted; Believes Committing U.S. Forces for Defense Would Be ‘Foolhardy’

Ohioan Says Six Groups Mere Start   Urges Commitments by Europeans; Charges Project Befogged.

FEARS TRUMAN WOULD SEND 18 DIVISIONS   Foolhardy to Send Gis Until Europe Comes Through anne ft aft,

Sen. Taft Talks of 18 Divisions   Wants Europe to Commit Soldiers

TAFT IS AFRAID TRUMAN TO SEND MANY DIVISIONS   CONTINUE DEBATE ON HOW TO SEND TROOPS TO EUROPE

Put Limit On Quota, He Advises   Congress Must Move Before As Many As 18 Divisions Are Sent, View

Opposition To Wherry's Plan Told Committee   State Department Adviser Says It May Be Surrender

Taft Cautions Against Troop Plan in Kurope   Foresees as Many as 18 US Divisions Unless Congress Applies Brak

DOYLESTOWN TWP. WOMAN HEADS ONE WARDEN SECTION   Mrs. Margaret A. Sharrett Is Listed As Leader of The Women’s Section   HEADS RECRUITING   Had Captained Women Wardens During World War Il Period

Steel Strike Delay Sought By CIO Chiei   Union Expected To OK Reauest

Top Union Policy Makers Act On Decision Today   Walkout Of 650,000 Had Been Set Jan. 1

Steel Union Boss May Avert Strike      Sources Say Murray Will Call Off Walk out Scheduled For Jan. 1

Steel Union Boss Reported. Set to Ban Big Strike .  Murray Slated to Give Order Annined Weck   Murray Slated to Give Order Against Work ‘Halt When Policy Makere Moat Tarlac:

cheduled Steel! trike Expected o Be Shelved  Murray Due To Tell Union Chiefs

Nationwide Steel Strike Expected To Be Called Off  Union Heads Certain To Accept Truman’s  Request for Delay

Murray Calls for No Strike   Reportedly Urges Executive Board  To Recommend That Strike Be Halted

Will Report Decision To 170-Man Policy Committee This Afternoon, Murray Silent On Meeting   LEADING PRODUCERS ACCEPT TRUMAN OFFER-

Murray Urges Executive Counci To Call Off Strike   Board to Report Its Decision Soon To Union Committee

U.M.T. Plea Is Sounded By Marshal   Tells Governors That  Must Be Effective for Renlacements.

UMT Essential, Marshall Tells The Governors   Lausche Appeals To States To Cut Down Aid Appeals

Marshall Asks Immediate UMT  Governors Are Told Of Economic Aspects

Universal Military Training Needed Now Marshall Says   Speaks at Opening Session of Annual Governors’ Conference.

General Marsha!l Tells Governors Conference This Nation Must Put UMT Into Operation at Once  General Eisenhower’s Prospects For Presidency Being Talked

Gen. Marshall UrgesSp eed On UMT Plan   Needed to Avoid ‘Dis astrous. Results,’ He Tells Governors

Marshall Calls For UMT Now   Former Defense Secretary Warns Governors US  Cannot Afford To Wait

Spearheads Push 95-to-60 Miles Into South Korea   Vanguards By-Pass Strategic Wonju, Head Toward Pusan

Spearheads of Pursuing Communist Armies Sweep Past Wonju in Flanking Movement to Block Escape Routes.

Seek To Cut Off Units of Eighth Army   Stab 60 Miles Toward Escape Port of Pusan

Chinese Forces Are Encircling Strategic Wonju   All But Emergency Flights to Suwon Airstrip Suspended

Communists Dash 60 Miles In Attempt To Cut Off UN Retreat   Chinese And North Koreans Aim Prongs Of Drive At Escape Port Of Pusan In South.

2 0 0, 0 0 0 Mai ati In vi  th Barbe BN Ome  Force Races To  ~ a e  war 7     Escape Port Of Pusan           Waniu, Gateway ta South. Becciaed

Cool Baridit Foiled in Third Raid On ExclusiveN. Y. Jewelry Store

¢en swieqsures vetoca  Governor Signs 52nd Legislature’ s Last B Bills

Fierce Fights Mark Advance   Reds Step Up Mortar and Artillery Fire

U.N. Forces Meet Fierce Opposition In Korean Battle   Some Gains Registered. However As Heavy Air. Artillery Fire Helps

Red Forces In’. Some Sectors Fight Fiercely  U.N. Columns Make Gains Only In Part Of Central Front

Czech Envoy Says Oatis Case Over  New Ambassador Get:  Cool Recentinn

Truman Vows Finish Fight To Free Oatis  Disputes Remark Of Czech Ambassador That ‘Case Is Closed’

Truman And Jenner Baek  U. S. Writer   President Asserts Case To Stay Open Until Oatis Is Out

Case Not Closed Until Oatis Freed--Trumar   REPORTERS HEART)   GEATIN.S ASSOC YATEHT) ©,

Must Free Oatis To Close Case, Says Presiden’   Solons Flay Czech Envoy; Urge Steps! Be Taken  For Writer's Release

TRUMAN TO PRESS CZECHS ON OATIS      Case Remains Open Until Correspondent Freed, De. clares President

President States Newsman’s Release Will Close Dispute   Chief Executive Takes Firm Stand on Envoy’s Remark; Jenner Demands U. S. Action

US Starts Pressure  On Cvechs   Truman Says US Ready for Showdown To Free Oatis

Truman Warns Czechs Oatis Case Not Closed Until Newsman Released

Truman Says Oatis Case Will Not Be Closed Until Oatis Is Out Of Jail

Oatis Case Will Never  Close-Truman   President Says Only Way to Close Case  Is For Czechoslovakia To Free Correspondent

Senator Accuses Czech Envoy Of Defiance Of U.S.   Ambassador Says. Prague Will Not Release Wm. Oatis

Wage Board Urges Pay Increases  Cost of Living Hike Recommended   Cost of Living Hike Recommended For All Workers

WSB Calls for Increase To All Workers   Move Cited as Method To Combat Inflation Period

New Plan Would Allow Wages to Riss With Living Costs  Will Permit All Workers to Bargain For Escalator Clauses

Stabilization Board Relaxe Wage Freeze  Cost of Living Pay Increases

Recommend Cos Of Living Wage Hike fo Workers   Board Does Not Have Power to Limit ee ne Gee ae Seen ee

WSB Favors Living -Cost  Pay Raises   All Wage Earners Would Be Covered   New Regulation Will Be Drawn Up If Johnston Gives Approval

Pay Increases Recommended  By Wage Board   Unanimous Vote of Board For Cost-of-Living Hikes for All Workers

W age Board 0. K.’s ‘Living  Cost’? Increases   Will Apply to All Work. ers If Approved By Stabilizer Johnston

Board Supports Cost. .of Living Wage Increases   All Workers Included in Recommendation of Stabilizers

For Wage Hike On All Workers   Cost-of-Living Increases OK'd By Wage Board

Cost of Living Wage Increase. Is Recommended   But Plan Doesn't Become Effective Until Approved: By  Econamic Canhbiliene

Living Cost Wage Raise Is Approved   WSB Says Suggestion to Apply to All Workers; Erie Johnston Now Must Approve Findings

SALARY BOOST RECOMMENDED BY WAGE BODY   WSB Holds Living Cost Jump Paves Road For Increase

Cost of Living Bonuses for All Workers Recommended   Wage Stabilization Board Gives View

Wage Boost: Okayed For US Workers   New Rule Permits Increase to Meet Costs of Livine

WAGE FREEZE I$ EASED BY BOARD ORDER      Modified To Permit CostOf-Living Increases  To All Workers

Jordan Faces ! Year Term  At Ida. Helm   badlson Deal Also Takes Oath of Office on New Year's Day

eee Order Of. Lint On Halt. Boli-——_——_—_———— French Fried Cotton Looms As Future Food As Research Conaress Ovens: New Fabrics Interest Market Students

ee oe mars -Order ‘ OF Lint On. Half Boll—— -French Fried Cotton: Looms As Future Food As Research fonaress Ovens: New Fabrics Interest Market Students

Government Acts Against Company Manufacturing Patent Medicine Hadarcel

lran Premier Leaving Capital For Homeland.   State Dept. Reveals No New Basis in Sight For An Aacreement

ina Agreement amet  U.S. Effort To Settle Iran’s Oil Dispute Ends In Failire

TO END IRAN BATTLE FAIL   Mossadegh, — British Stand Pat On Fight Over Oil Fields

No New Basis  For Agreement Now in Sight   Mossadegh Will Leave For Tehran Thursday; Iran Gets Big Credit

Senator Suggests Asterisk  N.H. at Odds on O’Dwyer Bookie Charges

IN. I. KRACKE IS  O’Dwyer Tells Tobey $30,000,000 In Gambling In New Hampshire "Yearly!

—HOT ISSUES— Legislature To Vote On Padlock Bill   Important Measures Before Lawmakers

Hot Issues Face State Lawmakers   Touchy Measures In Legislature’s* Path. Toward Adjournmen!

Southern Bloc Leader Advises Truman fo at Approval of Congres: Ii He Insists on FEPC

Truman Warned On FEPC Plans By Dixie Bloc  ‘Ask Congress’ fs Foes’ Advice

Reds Are Hurled Back at Some Places on East   Third Major Invasion Of South Korea Brings Hard Fighting

Allies Pull Back North of Seou!: Units Tranned   Tank-Led Columns Hurl Back Reds Farther to East

Tanks Help to Hurl Back Communists at Several Points on Front. UN Battalion is Rescued Near Imiin.

Chinese Horde Gains in West:  Seoul Is Goal   Allied Counter Blows Stop Reds On Eastern Front

Tank Columns Stop Reds Cold On East Front   Rear Elements of UN Trapped in Abrupt W ithdrawal—aAllied Brass Still Confident

Crush Ahead Along West End Of Front   U.N. Force Trapped By Enemy Wearing White Civilian Garb

REFUGEES FLEE SEQUL Counterattack Stops Communist Drive On  Eastern Half Of Front

Sudden Pullback Traps Some U.N. Rear Elements   One Group Ambushed By Communist Troops Wearing Civilian Garb

Allied Troops Counter-Attack On East Front   UN Reinforcements Plug Gap On Central Sector

Counter-blows Stop Reds Cold On East Front   Western Retreat So Rapid Some Troops Are Trapped

Van Fleet Praises Sth Army For Fine Showing In Battle   Communist Masses Able To Push Forward At Spots.

Enemy Smashes To New Gains On Western Front   Some UN Elements Trapped In Sudden Withdrawal; Allies Stop Onslaught In Eastern Sector

Abrupt Withdrawal of U.N. Troops Leaves Some Units Trapped in Path of Enemy

ALLIED UNITS IN ORDERLY WITHDRAWAL   ited?  a RW bee OW sera 25 Miles From Seoul  GEN. VAN FLEET   Confident Allied Superior Fire Power Will Swing Tide Of Battle

Three Chinese Divisions Head Into Battle   Fresh Communists Leap Over Dead In Making Advances

Allied Center Punctured By Tnitial Blow   American Fire Taking Gigantic Toll of Enemy

Some UN Units Trapped After Swift Pullback  Counterattacking  - Allied Tanks Stop Reds In East; Enem) 25 Miles From Seou!

STREAM OUT OF CAPITAL   Communists Grind Forward on Entire Western Half of 100-Mile Korean Battle Front.   U.N. FORCES MAKE QUICK WITHDRAWAL   Break Contact in West in Orderly Retreat; Stop Reds in Tracks in the East.

Chinese Troops Held In Center Of Line By Gls   Massed Firepower Of Allies Pitted Against Red Horde

Fiereek ightin og Rages on Line  Of 100 Miles   Allies Claim to Have Stopped Enemy Drive In Certain Sectors

Allied Forces Pull Back--One Hole Is Plugged   Communist Horde Advance Is Made Over Piles of Dead

Communists Press Third Invasion Of South Korea Along Half Of Battle Line, But Are Stopped And In Some Instances Hurled Back By Counterattacking Allied Tank Columns In East—Abrupt U. N. Pullback Takes Place In West-Central Area

New UN Troops’ Count erattack Plugs Gap In Center      Allies Pushed Back in West, Hold in East

VanFleet Is Sure Allies Would Win   General Tells Soldiers of Their Superiority in Everything Save Big Numbers  A uge A .  .  7

Communists Push Ahead On Hard Drive In West; U.N. Rear Units Trapped

With Chinese Reported Less Than 75 Miles Away Refugees Start Pouring Out of Seoul

UN Troops Falling Back . Toward Seoul  Eighth Army Chief Stil Confideat +

REFUGEES — STREAM OUT. OF CAPITAL   Communists Grind . Fer-. ward on Entire Western Half of 100-Mile Kereen Battle Front. :   U.N. FORCES MAKE QUICK WITHDRAWAL   Break Contact in West in  Orderly Retreat; Stop — Reds in Tracks in the East.

Counter Attacks of Allies in East Stop Enemy Cold   Tank Led Column Aids Trapped UN Forces to Escape South of Imjin

Allies Hurl Back Some Units Along East Korean Line  Swarms of Chinese Plunging Ahead in Seoul Direction

Trap Some Allied Units; Stop Enemy On East Front   ALLIES FALL BACK IN ORDERLY FASHION AS COMMUNISTS CQME TO 25 MILES OF SEOUL

Units Trapped In Retreat on  100-Mile Front   Chinese Hordes 25 Miles Away In Push on Seoul

Crush Forward On Western Front; Stopped In East   ‘Superior to Reds” Says Van Fleet To U. N. Troops

Counter-attacks Halt Drive in East  Chinese Less Than 25 Miles From  Senul After River Craccina

Tanks Rescue GIs Trapped Below Imjin   Van Fleet Says Reds Will Be Defeated In Their Third Invasion

REFUGEES FLEE AGAIN Fresh Troops Plug Most Ser : jous Breakthru in Cen- tral Front

Allies Hit Back; Slow Down Foe   Communists Stopped In Their Tracks in One Sector of Line

TANK TANKS HALT FOE ON EAST FRONT   Retreating Allied Forces Less Than 25 Miles North of Seoul.

TEMPERATURE   Allies Attack In East   Trapped U.N. Foree Rescued  By Tank Unit

Some Rear Elements Of U.N. Trapped   Ambush Sprung By Enemy; Communists Less Than 25 Miles From Seoul

REDS CRUSH ON AHEAD IN WEST   Allied Tanks Stop Onrush in Eastern Section of Front

Break Contact With Foe On West-Central Sector; Some Rear Unifs Trapped

Reds Drive Hard in West; Halted. on Eastern Line   Allied Fire Power Is Terrific: Communists Pay Heavily

Sees Danger in Harsh Censorship  People May Be Lulled by Current Practices, Says  Publisher Dolph Simons

iNEW CANCER MEDICINE WILL ‘BE GIVEN EXTENSIVE TESTS -IN VARIOUS PARTS OF U. S.

Russia May Change Strategy, Boycott Jap Treaty Meeting  May Attend, However In Attempt to Destroy Pact, Then Walk Out

Red Roundup In East Nets Steve Nelson   California Commie Returned to L. A. Under Guard

Situation Is Called ‘Bad As Can Be’   No White House Action Expected At Current Time

Action Is Urged To Force Rai Stoppage to End   Congressional Leaders Attack Strike After Parley With President

East German Youths Flee  Soviet Fetes   Thousands Visiting Free West Section

Youths Desert Red ‘Peace Festival’  a er ae x 7% * x * % TL Wwonnse i. loo r. Ww. "di aif Deetoet Shartracc In Baad: -:   Thousands.F-lee To West Berlin, Protest Shortage In Food:

Fearful Waitress Daughter Will Not “Remain Good" Father Takes Her Life

Dad Kills Girl To ‘Keep Her Good’   Part-Time Chef Then Shoots Himself

LIQUOR BOARD RESTORES POST HELD BY DREES   Harry F. Hess to Be Comptroller of State Commission

Reestablishes Pes! Of Comptroller  Chief Accountant Is Named to Job ' Once Abolished

DISTRICT JERSEY SHOW AT RUTHVEN   Exhibitors from Sixteen Counties Coming.to Ruthven for District Meeting,

Nation’s Violent Holiday Deaths  Increase Slowly Big Night Is Yet To Come

GOP's Voice Confidence In Gabrielson   Standing Vote Taken at Meeting

Republicans Give Guy Gabrielson Vote of Confidence   Action is Taken At Conference on 1952 Campaign Plans

Ai LEADERS OF GOP FOR GABRIELSON   Confidence Vote ‘Given by: National Committee Member

Gabrielson Gets Confidence Vote  Backed By 41 GOP Committee Members

E.0.P. COMMITTEE GIVES GABRIELSON CONFIDENCE VOTE   Mundi Charges Truman's “Fair. Deal” .Becoming  HE te Chon ]ft

Gabrielson Gets Confidence Vote  41 Party Leaders Backina Chairman

REPUBLICANS GIVE CONFIDENCE VOTE TO GABRIELSON   Advises President Veto Low Tax Bill

Gabrielson Wins Confidence Vote  Relations: with RFC Discussed by Party

Committeemen Vote Confidence In Gabrielson   Republicans Hear Chairman Tell Of RFC Loan Activity

Backing Given To Gabrielson By Leaders   41 Committee Members Unanimously Vote Confidence In Chairman

Gabrielson Is Backed By  Committee   41 Members Present In Washington Give Him Unanimous Vote Of Confidence

Gabrielson Gets Confidence Vote  Has Connection Witt RFC Loan Activities

TWO-MONTH HIGH   Total Rainfall for June and July, 22.02 Inches, a  Record Here

PROBE TO EXPLORE JAP ATTACK ‘TIP’   Senators ta Check Story That Spv Ring Told Moscow Before Pearl Harbor

Senate to Explore Spy Ring Story   Japanese Witness Says Russians Had Advance Knowledge OF Pearl Harhor

Claim Group, Numbering Some Americans, Assured Moscow That Japs Would Attack

Will Probe Red Spy Ring Story Involving IPR   Senators Eve Report That Moscow Knew Jap Intentions

To Explore Story Of Drive on U.S.   Senate Investigators Plar to Look Into Jap Mes sage to Moscow   WORD SENT BY SORGE   Russian Agent Sends Note  Pertaining to Pearl Harbor to Reds

Senate to Study Red Spy Story   Pearl Harbor Attack Was Forecast, Word

Senate To Probe Report ot Spy Ring Which Caused Pearl Harbor Attack

Story Of Red Spy System Leads Senate To Promise Full-Scale Investigation

Senate Promises To Check Report Spy Ring Told USSR Japanese Would Aitack US

Senate Probers to Explore  Red Spy Ring That Assured Russ of Jap Attack on U.S.

Senate Will Check Upon Spy Story   Soviet Espionage Ring Is Supposed to Have Told Moscow of. Plan to Attack U. S.   Never Gave Names   Sorge Retained Identity of Some Involved as Suspects

Moscow Assured Japanese Would Attack the U. 5.   Some Americans in Sov Ring’s Ranks?

U.S. To Explore Story Of Red Spy In Japan   Russia Thought To Have Known Of Attack Plans

REPORT REDS IN JAPAN URGED ATTACK ON U. S.   Told Moscow of Impending War and Helped Cause Pearl Harbor.

Senate Investigators Plan to Look Into Jap Message to Moscow   WORD SENT BY SORGE   Russian Agent Sends Note   Pertaining to Pearl Harbor to Reds

Americans Included  Solons Expect To Dig Deeper Into Fabulous  1941 Spy Ring

AGHTH ARMY ROOAULT LAST DEFENSE LINE   Stubborn Resistance Seen Near Chorwon; Bombers Blast Enemy Area.

Sereening Forces Still Fighting Fiercely to Hold Allies Back As Maior Units Withdraw to Nort!

UN Shells Chorwon In New Gains   Heaviest Night Air Bombardment  Also Rocks Reds

Screening Force ‘Continues fo Put ‘Up Fierce Fight   Heaviest Night Air Attacks of War Reported

Rear Guard Is Fighting Bitterly   Eighth Army Advances Near Chorwon and Farther East Despite Stiff  Enemy Resistance.

ALLIED FORGE ASSAULT ENEMY DEFENSE LINE  United Nations Army Pushing Back Chinese Despite Stiff

WOULD OPEN WELFARE ROLLS TO SCRUTINY   Senate Would No Longer Deny Federal Seenrhty Funds To  tttates Klaine «<n.

Amendment Takes Sectacy Out of Welfare Spending   ‘But House Must Concur;  It Approved $7 Bil. Raise

Stassen Will Seek GOP Bid  Lists Program  i Lo a) ee  pp awnitshklnramt   Third Republican After Presidential Post in ’52 Race

Harold Stassen GOP Candidate  Ex-Minnesota Governor Tosses Hat Reitn BDesesdant Dare Aan

STASSEN SEEKS NOMINATION AS GOP CANDIDATE   Ex-Minnesota Leader Announces Program  And Advisors

Sfassen Third Republican To Seek GOP Pos!   Educator Calls For Higher » Moral Stenderd In Nation's Capital

STASSEN ENTERS. (..0. P. CONTEST, GIVES PROGRAM   Former Minnesota Governor Formally Announces He Will Seek 1952 Presidential Nomination.   CALLS FOR HONESTY IN PUBLIC EMPLOYES   Says He Favors Modern Gold Standard and New Foreign Policy — Third to Toss  Hat in Ring. ;   Rv LEE LINDER.

Six-Point Pregram Outlia “ed By Pennsylvania University President

He Will Demand ‘Plain Honesty’, Candidate Says   Also Will Stand for Modern Gold Standard to Prevent “Runaway Inflation”; Speculation About Eisenhower.

Harold E. Stassen Tosses Hat Into Presidential Ring   Mav Be Blow to Ike Rackere«

Hat: Tossed  Into Ring  By Stassen Penn President  Gives Program He Wonld Prueren.

Stassen In Race: What Does It Do To Taft and Ike?   Sen. Lodge Says Eisenhower Has. Not Refused To Run

Stassen Seeks 1952 GOP Nod  For President   Becomes 3rd Aspirant For Nation’s Highest Post: Reveals Program

Stassen Seeks GOP  Nomination Plans Seen As Major Blow   Plans Seen As Major Blow. To Fisenhower

Harold E. Stassen Enters GOP Race For Presidency   Penn U. Head Advocates Higher Moral Standard For Washineton In Platform

Stassen Enters 195) Race for GOP Nominatior   University Head Outlines Policy In Lengthy Talk

Stassen to Seek GOP Nomination  For Presidency.  U. of Penn Prexy  For Honesty in   Public Employes

THIRD REPUBLICAN ASPIRANT FOR PRESIDENCY  \Stassen Announces He'll Run On GOP Ticket

Stassen F lips — Hat Into Ring   University Leader Slams U.S. Foreien Poliey

Advocates Six Point Program For Candidacy   Third Republican To Enter In Race

Grady Mediator In lran Dispute  Moslem Leader To Discuss Compromise

Sonrention Platined [ee  Steelworkers Vote Against Strike Set For New Year's Dax

TRUMAN SEES VICTORY FOR DEMOS IN ‘52    But Republicans Also Predict ‘That They Will Win Election.

‘Smears are Charged  Democratic Victory is Predicted by President

For Dems, of Course PPPP PPP PPP PPP PAPAL PLD LLL LL  TRUMAN PREDICTS VICTORY IN 1952

Truman Sees  ‘52 Demo Win  Contends Opposition Is ‘Without Issues’

Iruman Predicts Party Victory, Silent On Self  Ok’s Political Help On Loans, But Not On Fee Basis

Truman Predicts Democratic Win In 1952 Election  President Declines To Say Whether He Will Run

G.O.P. Can't  Win- Truman   Opposition Without Is. sues, Resorting to Smears. Claim

British Tailors Cry Out Against Plan To Dress All Children In Unifoms

In This Corner—-Animals:- Make News Gn Halloween  Leopard Shot,  Escapes, After Circus Truck Overturns

‘One of Escaped Circus Beasts Slair ‘latter Lion Kills Girl in Earlier Jinx

Escaped Leopard Shot and Killed in Wild Mountain Area  ‘Circus Beasts at Large in W. Arkansas

ONE LEOPARD ALREADY SHOT  10 Wild Animals at Large As Circus Truck Overturns

CIRCUS LEUPARD 15 KILLED, OTHER BEASTS HUNTEL   Rain Hampers Effort to Track Down Animals in Mountain Area of Western Arkansas.   ESCAPED WHEN TRUCK OVERTURNED ON CURVE   Two Black Bears, a Polar Bear, Second Leopard and Six Monkeys Still   at Large.

CIRCUS WILD ANIMALS ESCAPE IN ACCIDENT   Leopard, Two Black Bears, Polar Bear And Six Monkeys Still At Large

See Reds Trying To Capture Seoul As May Day Prize  Censorship Hides _ Nearness Of Wild Assault On Capital   News From Fronts

Troops Ring Chicago in Defense Test  Exercise Designed To Repulse Enemy Attack From Air

KKKKKS IRAN OFFERS TO CUT PRIES, ON OIL FOR CUSTOMERS WITH SHIPS

DIES IN DUEL WITH 50 COPS      Barricaded Man Battles Police For More Than Hour

British Troops Delmolish Small Village at Suez   Egyptian Force Claimed Ready t Launch Attack

Attlee Agrees On Naval Pact  Deputy Commander To Be British Officer

Capital Bus Drivers Ag ree  To End Strike   Union Members Must Ratify Agreement; Traffic Jams Washington

DISCIPLINE COMMITTEE TO HEAR ERRANT STUDENTS   Five-Member Board To Review Cases Of Students Who Stray

Second Bomb — Test Staged, LS. Reveal   Congressional Heads View New Report As Ominous

No Details Given by White House on New Red Test   But Congress Chiefs Say Reports Show Reds Make Progress

Second Russ A-Bomb Blast 's Disclosed   Brief Announcement of Atomic Explosion Within Soviet Union Made by White House

Improved Weapon Indicated   Terse Announcement By Truman Lacks New Blast Details

Court Licenses  To Be Reviewed   Qualifications Of 97,000 Attorneys Checked

QUALIFICATIONS TO BE SCANNED BY U. S.   Licenses Of 97.008 Attorneys And Accountants To Be Reviewed By Treascry

TREASURY PROBE   _ Lawyer, Accountant-Rolls Come Under Serutiny -

Great Britain Objects To Chinese Aid   MacArthur's: Proposal To Use Nationalists Brings Bitter Protests

Illegal Handling Of Beef Supplies Target of Survey  Crackdown Action Seeks To Uncover Price Violations

ation- Wide laughter  House Check   Government Opens Wide Campaign To Stamp Out Tilegal Handline Of Beef

Government Beef Probe Under Way   Nationwide Crackdowr Aimed To Stamp Out Black Market.

OPS Pushes Nationwide  Meat Cheek  Aim Is To Curb  Black Markets

Pre-Dawn Check In Drive to Halt  Meat Violations 23 OPS Agents   23 OPS Agents Join In Check In lowa Today

500 Slaughter Houses Under Investigation  Packers In More Than 50 Cities To Be Checked Ry Niahtfall

Pre-Dawn Checks  Hit Black Market   legal Practices In Handling of Beef Target of OPS

Coast fo Coast Drive Launched by OPS Agents   Slaughter Houses Checked to Stamp Out Illeqal Practices

OPS SWOOPS DOWN ON BEEF SLAUGHTERERS   ‘All Available ‘Agents Take : Part in Nationwide Crackdown.

Beef Handlers in 50 Cities Being Checkec   Government Hurls All Price Control Help Inte Drive

Slaughter Houses Under Inspectiot   (Operations Being Checked In Fifty Cities

BLACK MARKET CHECK STARTS   OPS Agents Swoop Down On Nation’s Slaughter Houses.

ALICE ADNEBC BISALLE OR URULAY  VAST CRACK-DOWN ON ILLEGAL SALES   Enforcement Men Invade ‘Slaughter Houses In Pree. Dawn Move

oTART BEFORE DAWN ON S00 SUAUGHTERERS   Federal and Local Officers May Be Asked to Aid Nationwide Drive,

More Slaughterers Being Investigated  Pre-Dawn Checkup by OPS  lnclidac Dallac Houecton

Oe REPS ES 28S SO  Nation-Wide Beef Probe Is Launched  OPS Inspects 500 Slaughter Houses

Packers In For Check On Work   Price Control Personnel Begin Nation Wide Look Into Slaughter Houses

Pre-Dawn Check Made On Packers  OPS Inspection In Over 500 Cities

U.S. Offers to Pay $120,000 Fine for 4 American Fliers   Will Give Money If Hungary Agrees tc Release Them Soon

TELL HUNGARY FOUR MUST CET QUICK RELEASE   Hint That Flyers May Be Free Soon In Budapest News

Four Fliers in Hungary Said Already Free   State Department Agrees _ to Pay. If Men Sent Home Promptly

Hungary May Be Releasing  US. Fliers   Nothing Official But Correspondents Say Signs Point That Way

United States Informs Hungary It Will Pay Fines Of $120,000 Imposed Upon Four American Fliers If They Are Given Their Release Prompily

Temperatures   Hungarian Signs Reveal Fliers Are Released Or Will Be Free Shortly

: Offer P resented to Hungary U. S. to Pay Fines of Fliers If They Are Freed At Once

Ask Hungary To Release 4 Men Promptly  Budapest Sources Indicate Airmen  _ Have Been Released Or Will be Shortly

Will Buy Airmen’s Release   But Government Will Probably Pay Fines, Not Accept Private Funds for Hungary

U.S. Will Ransom Fliers for $120,000   State Department Says Big ‘Fines’ Will Be Paid If American Airmen Are Given Prompt Release by Red:

Washington Acts As Citizens Start Own Fund Drives  Budapest Rumors Indicate Airmen May Be Free Now.

U. 5. to Ransom Downed Fliers From Hungary   Jailed Quartet May Be Released, Reports Indicate

Word From Budapest Is That Airmen Have Been Or Will Be Freed Shortly

U.S. Expeeted ToSpurnOffers To Pay Ransom   Official Action on Case Likely to Be  Soon

Probably Won't Accept Offers Of Private Funds   Decisions May Be Made Today On Paying $120,00¢  mm. _88 2?

U. S. Willing to Pay  Fines for Four Airmen  Payment to Hungary Authorized if They Are Released Promptly

Retirement in Offing ?  Hlness May Force British Monarch to Give Up Throne

Paper Speculates King May Retire George VI Reportedly Suffering Pneumonic

British Newspaper Speculates That King May ‘Retire’ from Throne Because of Health

King George May Retire, Says Paper   General Deterioration of Health of Monarch Indicated.

Rumors Rife That King George May Give Up Throne Owing to II] Health

Reds Rap U.S. On May Day   Violence Flares In. Berlin’s U.S. Sector

Poem Backfires on Once Ardent Lover  <... i. SS. Ce   Wife Says He Was Cold Husband, Brings His 700 Caurtin’ Letters to Court

NOT SO PRETTY — Love Poem Backfires to Tune  Of $100 Maintenance Suit

General Up At 8, Works On Message   Mrs, M'Arthur Helps: Crowds Jam Capital; Luncheon Planned

Strongpoints Fall In Drive  For Parallel   American Troops Within 23 Miles of Dividing Line

UN Spearhead Is 24 Miles \From Parallel   Communist Forces Still Fleeing On Entire Front

Northern Part Of Wisconsin. Has -50 Reading   Freezing Kain Causes Slippery Roads, Sidewalks In Midwest, East

Michigan Fiscal Policies Take Severe Lashing  Hoover Report Rap:   Hoover Report Raps Motley Tax System

‘Little Hoover’ Report Is Blunt In its Criticism   Motley Group Raises, Spends Money, it Says

STATE FISCAL POLICY LASHED   ‘Little Hoover’ Comish Blasts Spending By ‘Motley Groups’

Czechs To Free Two Jet Fliers  Communists Answe:  Protest By America

Czechs Agree To Release 2 Pilots   American, Norwegian Fliers to be Freed Along With Jets

CZECHOSLOVAKIA TO FREE PILOTS   Westerners Held Incommunicado Since June 8

Czechs to Free Western Pilots   Promise to U.S. Is Result of Stern Protests

Allied Airmen Will Be Freed By Czech Reds   American. And Norse Pilots Forced Down June 8B Near Prague

Boyle Inquiry fo Be Continued   Senate to Decide on Action, Hoey Says

ispules Halt or Slow Construction rpaducan, Los Alames Atomic Plants

FOR SHAME COMRADE  Pansies Mess Up: The Tractor Works, Production Way Of

Speedy Peace Move Unlikely  But Marshall Can't Con,  ceive OF War Lasting

Chinese Peace Feelers Unlikely In Near Future, General Marshall Opines

Can't Conceive War in Korea Lasting Vears   Secretary Denies He's In Far East to Talk  Peace or Cease Fire

GENERAL WARNS CHINA HAS TASK AF CAVING FARE   Spo?’ Owing to UN Resisiance   ENDS TOKYO VISIT   Prepares to Leave for U.S. After Parley with Prime Minister of Japan

wy ERASE BN OUR L ere  Marshall Says Long War  ‘Ineconceivabie’ in Korea

United Air Lines Agrees To Truce In Pilots’ Strike   Company Would Solve DC-6B Dispute First

Arn Into Office As 4,000 Watch  New Kansas _ Governor Takes Oath at 12:25; Oh Others, Before  32ND CHIEF OFFICIAL Wichita Attorney Pledges to Hold State's “Re a a vy.   WARM-UP FOR STATE   Peak Temperatures Tuesday ir Kansas Will Be in the 50’s

Truman Names Jessup to Post.  Recess Apostutnent   Recess Appointment Challenges Conaress

TRUMAN SENDS JESSUP T0 U.N.   Grants Recess Appoint. ment, Says Charges Are ‘Patent Falseness’

Charges Assailed By Truman   President Says Case Against Envoy ‘Borders on Fraud’

Jessup is Named Delegate to U.N   Recess Appointment Ils Made; President Blasts Objections

Philip Jessup Is Assigned Paris Duties   Recess Appointment Revealed As President Lashes At Critics

Truman Gives Jessup Recess Appointment As Delegate to United Nations’ Meeting

Truman Gives  Jessuppdiocess::  Post At U.N. Brands Objections  ‘Patent Falseness : Rardering (Qin Kreand:

Jessup Gets UN Position   Truman Labels Charges False, Partisan Politics

Jessup Given Appointment In Recess   Although U. N. Records And Eisenhower Telegram Denied Stassen, Jessup Voted Down

Recess Appointment as Delegate To IUN Given Jessup by President Truman

TRUMAN NAMES JESSUP TO U.N;   President’ Gives Recess Appointment As Delegate— Communist Charges Are Labeled False. :

JESSUP GIVEN RECESS U.N. NOD   Truman Lays Charges To “Partisan Politics”

Top. Officials Are Silent On Gore Plea   Lawmaker Would ‘Dehumanize’ Belt Across Korea

MacArthur In Dark About  His Removal   Aide Denies White Honse Report General Was Apprised of Reason

Berserk Gunman  Kills and Wounds   Idaho Town Is Battle Scene As Police Besiege Slayer Who Finally Is Subdued

Goes Berserk, Shoots Down 3 Pedestrians   Gunman Dies Hour After Battle With Idaho Town Police

Man Who Killed Former Billings Rancher, Wounded Two Others in Wallace, Idaho, Dies After -  Officials Shoot Him in Four-Hour Gun Barrage

Behave in Yonkers   Traffic Tickets Given Out Wholesale Since Police Lose at Polls

Moscow Newspapers Give Full Play To Exchange Of Friendship Message

RussiaGives Full Play to US Letters   Friendship Messages of Truman, Congress Get Spread in All Papers  BUT THEY SNEER, TOO   ‘International Reaction’ Trying to Feol People, Izvestia Editorial Says

Chaplain On Spot   Washington to Check Charges of Cowardice Against GI’s in Korea

Hoosier Banker  Demo Prospect Frank McKinney Bet To Succeed Bill Boyle

Senators Urge 6 Billion Cut In Arms Funds   Republican, Bourbor Call for Economy. In Military Buildup

Senators — Demand Big Arms Slash   Ceiling On Funds For Military Power + Will Be Proposed

- Sales Tax Plan Gets Lukewarm Reception. » By Illinois Leaislature

JUST PRGPAGANDA?   Message From Red Korea Confuses U. N. Diplomats

Rain Forecast Again in Soggy Unsiate Areas   Storm in Alaska Gulf Heads South: Mercury May Fall

Real Estate Tax Exempt Increased Over 100 Percent In County Over Ten Years

PROPERTY EXEMPT FROM TAXATION INCREASES 100%,   “Unbelievable Fact” Covers The Past Ten  Years   In Same Period Number of Taxables Increases  Only 20%

Churchill's Voyage Delayed When Queen Mary Jams 16-Ton Anchor  Prime Minister Wires Pres. Truman To Not Expect Him Until Saturday

nulgary Releases U. 5. Businessmar Convicted as Spy   Gains Concessions To  Free Robert Voaeler

Tait, ClO Line Up In Asking Definite Plans For Drafting   Similar Suggestions Appeal “As Senate Moves for Vote On Taking 18-Year-Olds

Taft, Union Acree on UMT   “Mr. ‘Republican,’ CIO See Ewacta-Fve on Issue

UMT Time Limit Asked By Taft, ClO   Senator Suggests Four Year Limit; Reuther Says Two

Taft, CIO Ask Time Limit on Training Bill   Two and Four-Year Limits Suggested on Military Draft

Taft Joins With  CIO In Asking  Draft Time Limit Showdown Vote  Expected Today On Training

Taft, ClO Chiefs Want Time Limit On Training Bil   Arguments ‘Oppose Too-Permanent U: § Near-War: Footing

Taft Urges Time Limit in Training Bill   Doesn’t Want NearWar Status as Perman ent Thing in U. S.

Taft Wants Draft Limit   Suggest Four-Year  Time For Levislation

Taft and CIO Views Same  On Military — Training Bill   Want Definite Liniit on Length Of Time Program Should Over ate -

Taft, CIO Ask For Time Limit  On UMT Bill   Suggestions Come as Senate Is Ready for Showdown on Draft

Both Suggest I malt Tat CIO Stand. Together », Mililary Training Rill

Taft and ClO Agree on Limit To Draft Law  CLawilaswsn Vata am   Showdown Vote on Inducting 18-Year Youths Comes Today

Vishinsky. Is Hopeful, But West Gloomy      Big 4 Talks Produce Little Concrete In ‘Disarming Prorresz

Vishinsky Sees Arms Cut Hopes  Other Big Powers Are ‘Disappointed’

Red Delegate Asserts Hope For Accord   Vishinsky Says Agreement Already Reached Shows Chance For More

Vishinsky Fails To Convince West Arms Talk Points To Further Accord

Vishinsky Sees Hope O! Agreement   But Western Powers Are Disappointed By Tone Of His Speech Made In Paris.

Claims Rival — Sides Can Agree On Armaments  Fre salient aay By Rus As Dis poner

ee ERE Ea Eee  Outlook Brighter At Secret Big Four Meeting—Vishinsky

  _ TALKS PLEASE VISHINSKY Sees Chance of Agreement, Bu West Not Too Hopeful

Sees Hope Of Big Four  Agreement   West Disappointed Despite Vishinsky’s Optimistic Talk

Vishinsky Hopes For Agreements On Other Issues   So Tells U.N. Political Committee In Address Today.

Soviet Delegate ls Optimistic   But West Reveals Very Little Hope

The Oyster Is a Sea Food But:  Navy Has a’ Mere 10,693 Dozen Oyster Forks Now

MYSTERY EXPLAINED "10,422. 10,422 Dozen Forks Too Shabby To Use, Navy Says

Congressmen Try To Solve Puzzle  Navy Oyster Fork Deal Exaggerated

Navy Clears Up Silverware Mystery: ‘Ovster Forks Used Only in Emergency   Trace Teams Still [Refuse io Budge ‘OnBufler Zone   Military Realities Are Emphasized. by Joy ’ Tn Hour Talk

‘Only 10,693 Dozen On Hand  Mystery Of Navy Oyster Fork Hoard Cleared Up

 Down To Its Last 3,252  Navy Debunks Oyster Fork Tale As Tremendously Exaggerated

Bad, Publicity Caused Her Suicide Attempt Claims Ex-Mrs. Milton Berle

BELTON FOLLOWS NATION, DESIGNATING OCTOBER 14-20 AS OIL PROGRESS WEEK   PROCLAMATION

Drecident Says U.S. Must Accept ‘Drastic’ Taxes or Face Inflation

Federal Employe: Granted Raises In House Voting   Three Pay Increase  Bills Are Shouted Through Yesterday

House Approves Federal Pay Hike  1,500,000 Assured Of Wage Raises

Boost Salaries For Postal, U. §. Office Workers  Employes Can Forward To $400.

HOUSE VOTES $400 PAY HIKE TOU. S, WORKERS   Members Now Talking Boosting Their Own Pay to $25,000 a Year.

House Shouts Thru Postal Pay Boost; Joint Panel To Iron Out Differences

—POSTAL WORKERS GET RAISE—  use A ppraves, Then  Talks Of. Own Increase

Pay Boost for Postal Workers  $400 a Year More Retroactive to July

Pay Increase for Uncle Sam Workers   More than Million ond Half to Share Boost

$400 Raise Nears For  Postal Aids   Federal White Collar Workers Also Will Benefit By Boost

House Pushes Through Three Pay Boost Bills   Government W orkers. Postal Employes To Get Raises

Lj ’  Workers Voted S40 Pay Boost   Increases Retroactive To July 1 Await Joint Senate-House Action

Average Boost $400 a Year   House Acts Rapidly on Allowing Raises

House Approves Postal Raises  Government Workers Can Anticipate $400

Over 15 Million Government Workers Get $400 Average Annual Pay Hike _

PAY RAISE FOR GOV'T. WORKERS IS RETROACTIVE   More Than 1,500,000 Get $400 Year More; Start Lest July.

Government Workers Get Pay Hikes; Congressmen Want Salaries Raised

U. §. Workers Await $400 A Year Pay Hike  Cae ts. Metre...   Slight Differences In House, Senate Bills To Be Worked Out In Compromise

‘Stalin Is My Sunshine’, Sing Communists; Russian Dictator 72 Years Of Age Today

Marybelle Stages Sit-Down Strike,  Stalls Cireus Caravans on Parade

AEC Budget Now Is Over Two Billion   Money Is Needed For ‘Urgent’  Atomic Facilities

Gunman Who Terrorized N. M. Nuns Surrenders  Escaped Convict Says

Geman Who Terrorized N. ML. Nuns Surrenders   Escaped Convict Says He Was Seeking Food

Tax Commtitiee Now Studying Excise Levies   Brannan Critical Of Taxation Plan For Cooperatives

Planes Pound Korean Reds GIs Advance   Enciny Pulling Buck, ‘Reported Planning To Set New Defense Line

Gains Made By Allies On The  Central Front   Hundreds Of North Koreans Flee From Attacks

Avied Troops Roll Up Heavy Ground Gains   Resistance Is Stiff South of Chorwon Base in the West

Allies Break Red Etforts   ‘Substantial Gains’ Chalked Up: Drive Aimed At Chorwon

ae         Battered Reds Flee’ North In Panic. As... Allies Speed Drive:

Artillery, Air Foree Pound Foe   Continue Bitter Resistance South  Of Chorwon Base

Allied Artillery Breaks Up Red Reinforcements  a Sul ul Block U. a VAdva

Guns and Planes Pound Korea Reds   Communists Flee North in Panic as Reinforcement Efforts Are Broken up

UN Breaks Up Red Buildup  North Koreans Flee North As Allied Forces Advance

U.S. ECONOMY UPSET BARED   Civilian Shortages Anc Bankruptcy Ahead,  Senators Sav

Shortages And Failures Lie Ahead   Congressional Group , Scores Truman For Slowness In Turning To Price Contrals

Administration Delay In Price Action Rapped   Period of Shortages, Bankruptcies Lies Ahead, Group Says

Bankruptey  Rise Is Seen   Congress Group Warns of Shortages, Slaps at Price Controls

Defense Production Group Warns ‘Civilian Shortages Are In Prospect   Congressional Committee Says Period Of Scarcities And Rising Number Of Rankruvtcies Lie Ahead.

Senate-House Group Predicts Future Trends  Committee Headed By Maybank Slaps Administration's  Delay On Controls

Defense Production Report Civilian Shortages and Rising Number of Bankruptcies Ahead

Congre $s Conferees  Plan Probe   Administration  Target Of Atlack

Unit Warns Of Civilian Grief Aheac   Shortages, Bankruptcy) Rise Seen in Defense Production Report.

FOREGKST bY JOINT REPORT TO CONGRESS   Senate-House Group to Probe Defense Allocation of Scarce Materials.

Shortages Ahead As Defense Effort Pinches Economy  Committee Raps   Committee Raps Delay By U. S. In Freezing Prices

Civilian Shortage Period Predicted   Administration Slapped For ‘Regrettable Delay’ By Congressional Grour

Schools In Tents Predicted...  More Civilian Shortages, Rise In Bankruptcies Foreseen By Committec

Sure You Can Get a Piece of the White House — Just Write in and Send Cash

Wanna Buy a Piece of the White House?   A Splinter, or A Brick for a Paperweight?

Whitehall Civic Leader Dead  Sigvald Hegge, 63, Heart Disease Victim

—REDS VANISH UN Troops Surge On  Unopposed   SEOUL IS OUTFLANKED

Seoul Is Qutflanked, Changpyong Engulfed, Hongchon Threatened   Reds Melt Away Under Load Of Staggering Losses Before Allied Tanks and Infantry.

Allied Advance Threatens Big Chinese Base   Commies Expected To Attempt Stand Along New Line

Allies Drive North; Little Contact Made   Big Chinese Base Of Hongchon Is Being Threatened

Red Forces Melt Away Before Allies   UN Advances Outflank Seoul, Threaten Honachon

Communists  Outflanked At Seoul   UN Threatens Important Enemy Base Of Hongchon

CAPITAL CITY OF SEOUL IS OUTFLANKED   Changpyong Is Engulfed by Allies and Rig Chinese Base Is Threatened.

Reds Staggered by Loss of 38,000 Men In Six Days, but Expected to Make Stand On New Defense Line 21 Miles From Parallel

Allies Roll On; Red Stand at  Horechon Seen   200,000 UN Troops Push Northward Toward 2th Parallel

Lenten Guideposts  William Gaxton's story of inspiration   Big Allied pote lanes Is  Unopposed Red Vehicles Rush Supplies

2()0,000 UN Troops Move  Avainst Reds   Big Chinese Base OF Hongchon Threatened By Latest Advance

Red Army Staggered At Big Loss   Seoul Outflanked, Big Chinese Base Is Threatened

U.N. Winning First Major Victory Over China Reds as Ridgway Reinspires 8th

RIDGWAY WAUING NEW KIND OF WAR   MORALE OF ALLIES SOARING HIGH AS THEY DRIVE BACK CHINESE.

Win Major Victory Over China Reds  UN Troops Regain - Fighting Spirit

Indication Is New Buildup Is In Making   Allies Chalk Up 3 Mile Gains; Foe Loses In Air

Allies Report: Gains Against Reinforced Reds  Sane Indicate Enemy   Signs Indicate Enemy Build-Up for Third Great Offensive

Increasing Signs Indicate That Reds May Be Building Up Strength Despite Losses In First Offensiyves .   SABREJETS SHOOT DOWN FIVE MIG.JETS

Committee Moving Fast On Budeet   Task More Than Half Done: Schwiebert Has  New Slot Bill

Prober Demanding Boyle Tax Returns  Reporter Testifies On Lithofold Case

UN Sanctions Committee May Expand Embarge   Economic Curbs May Follow Ban Gn Arms Trading

HUNGARIAN WAR WOULD INVOLVE RED BOSSES   People There Make A Point Of Avoiding War Talk   WANT TO FORGET IT

By KATALIN KARADY   RATILO CACO AL ANOWS OF PV ICe Staff Correspondent}  (World Copyright 1951)

lowa's Demos Favor Truman For President   Poll by More Reveals Preferences on Can: didates, Issues

Good Afternoon! In Today’s Journal   "Aggression" Support Charged Russians Score New Jap Police Reserve

RUSSIA CHARGES U. 5. USING JAPS   Claims They’re Put Into ‘War Of Aggression Against Korea’

RUSSIA CHARGES JAPS ARE USED   Claim Made That Army Is  - Being Revived To sHelp Against’ N. Koreans — Accusation Rehiked .

Russian Charges DrawRebukeFrom Sebald in Tokyc   Soviets Say American: Use Japanese as Support for ‘Aggression’

Bradley Hopes 3,500,000-man Force Adequate   Forsees No Present Need For More Men

June Service Goal Enough. Says Bradley   31, Manpower Goal Sufficient To Avert Disaster Group Told

General Bradley Says Tha Force Should Be Able to ‘Avert Disaster   With U. M..T. S. Natior Could Reduce Large Force in Time, He Feels

Hopes 3,500,000 Will Do the Job   General Bradley Says Tha Force Should Be Able to Avert Disaster

See Enou oh Men Under Today’sPlan   Bradley Hopes That 314 Million Men by June Will Be Sufficient   PLEADS FOR UMT   Chairman of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Outlines the 18-Year-Old Proposal

Bradley Hopes 3.5 Million Men Will Be Enough   General Doubts Possible Invasion of U.S. by Enemy

Bradley Hopes Army Adequate   Sees No Reason for Additional Expansion

Bradley Hopes 3,500,000-man Force Adequate  Farsees No Pre Fareges No Present

Some Demos Think Bill Is Doomed   Schricker in Mood To Kill Lone Item Of ‘Home Rule’ Plan

SenateGroup Set ToA pprove Big Air Fund   95 Wings Said Aim; Fantastic New Weapons Are Described To Unit

Tories Climb on Attlee Government for Shipping Malayan Rubber to Russtans

—WIiACAM § FIN General To  Be Feted In Celebration  Public Buildings  Clese For Parade

Second Big City Shouls Hi Mac   Chicago's Millions In Holiday Spirit For ‘MacArthur Day’

General Will Gef Welcome From Chicago   MacArthur Day in Big City Promises to Follow Pattern of Celebration  In Other Centers

Chicago Readies  Mac's Welcome Millions Expected Ta Sain Er: Civic Trikete

Chicago Is Ready To Greet General   Nation’s Second Largest City Plans Celebration In Tribute to MacArthur

3 Million to See Mac at Chicago  a es lene eee   Celebration Will Feature Parade, Talk by General

Chicago Plans Great Welcome  For MacArthur   Ten-Hour Civic Tribute Will Be Paid General Today.

Chicago Greets MacArthur Toda’   City Plans Welcome 5-Star General With  Huge Demonstration

Chicago Marks MacArthur Day   ‘City To Pay 10-Hour Civic Tribute To General

It's Chicano’s Turn To Offer Mac A Welcome   10-Hour Tribute Due General By The Windy City

10-Hour Civic Tribute Arranged Millions to Welcome  M’Arthur.to Chicaac

W Arthurs Fly To Chieago for Huge Ovation   Plane Guided to Landing Through 1100 Ft. OverCast By Radio

It's MacArthur Day in Chicago!  Entire City Prepares Welcome for General

3,000,000 In Chicago Will Cheer “Old Soldier” in 10-Hour Tribute

MacArthur Gets 17-Gun Salute in Chicago; 3,000,000 Expected at 10-Hour Tribute

CHICAGO—(AP)—General MacArthur and his party arrived at Chicago's Midway Airport at 12:20 p. m. (CST) (1:20 p. m., EST)

Chicago Goes  All-OutTo  Welcome Mac Millions Expected  To See General During Day

Three Million In Chicago To Welcome Mac  Parade And Speech By General Tonight Will Hichlicht Fete

Reds Given 30 Days For  Armistice   Quick Agreement Now Seen Possible

Allies Agree to Red Cease-Fire If Truce Signed In 30 Days   U. N. Negotiators Express Hopes As Enemy Promises Reply By This Evening

'UN Agrees To Diese Buffer Line   30-Day Deadline Fo: Final Armistice Settlement Urged

ALLIES THINK AN AGREEMENT COMING SOON   Provisional Line Proposal Raises Hopes of Allies

Provisional Line For Cease-Fire In Korea Possible  —— Of Allied  a a eee fa.*:. _ ®

Rites Will Be Thursday At Hill Funeral Home For Mrs. Dollie Watson

Free Oati: Best For  Relations   Czech Envoy is Given Plain Talk Bringing in the Masaryk Death

President Says Relations Can Be Improved   New Envoy Told AP Corraspondent’s Freedom Would Help

New Envoy Greeted With Blast  _ gf gym. ._._y,. gf   Czech Greeted With Masaryk Murder Charge

CZECH ENVOY'S WELCOME COOL   Told Best Way To Make Relations Cordial Is To Free Oatis

Free Oatis, Truman Tells Czech Envoy   Would Be Best Way to Restore Cordial Relations Between Countries, President Asserts.

resident Gives New Czech Ambassador ecture on Cementing Good Relations

Truman Tells Czech Ambassador Freeing Oatis ls Best Way to Restore Cordial Relations

Truman Tells Czech Agent Relations Can Improve with Oatis’ Release

President Blunt In Brief Talk To Czech Envoy   Masaryk Murdered, Truman Charges, Minister Silent

Free Oatis, ‘Truman Tells  Czech Envoy   Best Way To Restore Cordial Relations. President Save

Czechs Advised By Truman to Release Oatis   Best Way to Restore Cordial Relations, He Tells New Ambassado

Best Way to Restore Cordial U.S.-Czech Relations is to: Free Oatis, Ambassador Told

BLUNT TALK BY TRUMAN TO CZECH ENVOY   Tells New Ambassador to Free AP Writer for Cordial Relations.

New York Cotton   N. 0. Cotton   ‘Release Oatis,’ Truman Tells Czech Official

President Tells Czechs  To Improve Relations By Releasing Journalist

Recalls Masaryk ‘Murder’ in Blast At Terror Policies  Ambassador Hears Sharp Explanation OF Bad Relations

FREE QATIS TRUMAN TELLS GZECH ENVOY   Points Way to Cordial Relations to New Ambassador

ree Oatis. Czech Told   Truman Advises New Ambassador How to Improve Relations

Send Bill Oatis Home, Presiden’ Tells Czechs   New Ambassador Gets Plain Talk From Truman Today

TRUMAN SPEAKS BLUNTLY T0 NEW CZECH DIPLOMAT   SAYS THAT FREEING OATIS WOULD HELP IMPROVE RELATIONS

Truman Tells Czech Envoy Release Of Oatis Would Improve Relations

Baseball Scores   President ‘Talks Turkey’ To New Czech Ambassador

Release Oatis. Ambassador Told President Tells New  Czech Envoy Best Way Ta Renew Friendship

‘Free Oatis, Truman Snap: at Czech Envoy   Says Act Would Restore Cordial Relations Be tween Governments

Czechs Seek More Cordial Relations   Send William Oatis Home. Truman Tells Envoy

Release Oatis, Truman Urges Czech Envoy   Action Can Better Relations, HST Says In Meeting

Free Oatis Truman  Tells Czech   Ambassador Hears President's Formula For Better Relations

THREE HUNDRED PEOPLE ATTEND COUNTY-WIDE DEFENSE MEETING   Union County's Role In Case of Bombings Outlined By Speakers

Civilian Defense Procedure Told By Leaders at Meeting Last- Week

House Committee Votes 10 Per Cent ‘Tax on Safety Razors and Blades

Safety Razor Tax Is Favored  Blades Also Includec In House Units Bill

Raise Tax On Razor Blades   Committee Orders Changes To Clear New Income Taxes

0 Per Cent Levy on Razors Voted   Safety Blades Also Listed by Committee

Tax on Safety Razors Voted By House Group  Teabntanl Channae   Technical Changes Ordered in Increase On Private Incomes

Senate Keeps Governor on Road Board   Lawmaker Protests Frequent Trips By Governor .Gruening

Small Loans Killed, Bank Bill Passes; Kids Niay Work at 16   Governor To Stay On Road Board

Tobacco Prices To Be Supported At 50.7 Cents   Average Is Almost 5 Cents More Per Pound Than In 1950

Bricker Requests Clear Statement   Presidential Race Talk fs Stirred

Clarify Pacific Plan, Bricker Urges Dewey  New York Governor Believes Eisenhower To Be Nominated

Bricker Wants Definite Far Eastern Program; Dewey Pledges Ike Backing

Dewey Told To Be Clear By Bricker   Ohio Senator Declares Governor Hasn’t Said What He Would Have Nation Do   Plugs for General   Dewey Reiterates Hi: Stand for Eisenhowe1 for President

Pacific Defense Details Asked  Bricker Requests Dewey be Definite

Bricker Calls On Dewey for More Details   Ohio Senator Says New Yorker Not Specitic Enough

Dewey Demands Strong Alliances  Bricker Suggests Clearer Proposal

Bricker Asks Dewey To Be More Definit: On Call For Stronger Pacific Defenses

Treasury Secretary To Demand $3 Billios Be Added to Tax Bil!  Dissatisfied With $7,200,000,000 Hike

Ten Billion Tax Increase Still Asked by Snyder   To Appear Before Senate Finance Group Thursday

Would Add S3 Billions  To Measure   Treasury Chief Plans Plea Before Senate Committee

LOCAL HORSE SHO TO CLOSE TONIGHT   Sunday Evening’s Program Will Be Presented at  7:30 o Clock   AT HASKELL GROUNDS

LOCAL HORSE SHOW TO CLOSE’ TONIGHT   Sunday Evening’s Program Will Be Presented at © 7:30 o' Clock

A ONE-DAY DRIVE FOR NEW MEMBERS   Chamber of Commerce Teams Have Goal of 70 to Turn in Tonight —  50 ATTEND BREAKFAST

FOR NEW MEMBERS   Chamber of Commerce Teams Have Goal of 70 to Turn in Tonight   50 ATTEND BREAKFAS]

Reds Holding Allied PW's In 11 Camps   Prisons In Area Between Pyongyang and Manchur. ian Border City of Sinuije

Reds Holding UN Prisoners In 1] Camps   Americans Are Kept Northwest of Sinuiju

PRISONERS IN ELEVEN CAMPS   Red Prison Camp Spread Between Pyongyang And Yalu River

FINAL ACTION DUE ON MOVE TO SPLIT FUND   Foes Say No Provisions For Additional Aid In Wayne County

American Aic To Be Asked By Churchill  Confident He'll  Be Given Loan

Britain to Ask Loan of 300 Million   Churchill Thinks U, S. Owes Britain Fullest Consideration for Atom Bases in England

British Seek New U. §. Loan   Churchill Cites  Basis for Request

'Fullest Consideration’ By U.S. Of Money Needs Is Urged By Churchil]

Churchill Broadly Hinis Britain Hopes For More Financial Aid From U. S.

CHURCHILL IS — OUT FOR MORE U.S. DOLLARS   Expects Cash Because England Provides Forward Atomic Base.

Aid for Sagging Economy Vital, Says Churchill   England Is America's First Line of Atomic Defense, Reminder

Churchill Wants More U. S. Money   New Premier Makes Plea For Help From America

Churchill Looks To U.S. For New Financial Aid;  May Ask $300 Million

—BRIT AIN—  Will Seek  Loan From U.S. Soon  Needs Funds To  Boost Economy

CHURCHILL PUTS OUT BROAD HINT FOR U.S. FUNDS   Says British Should Get Full Consideration Of Financial Help Need

Britain Claims To Be Forward U.S. Atom Base  New Plea May Be For $300 000 000

Churchill Hints U.S. Should Aid British Economy   “We Incur Enemy’s Wrath as A-Bomb Base,’ He States

CHURCHILL ASKS FOR U.S. MONEY TO AID ECONOMY   Prime Minister Seek. ing Financial Hely From America Tc Build Up Britain's  e@armament.

Says Britain Serving As Advance Base   Praises. Action Of America For  Insurine Pearce

300 MILLIONS SET AS GOAL OF BRITAIN   Prime Minister Confident Of American Assistance   Providing U. S. With For ward Atomic Bases, Leader Declares

Suggests U.S. Give Monetary Aid to Britain   Churchill Says England Is Top U.S. Atom Base

Churchill Sure U.S. Will Give Financial Help   Britain Reported Ready to Ask For $300 Million Aid

—BRITAIN TO ASK, DOLLARS—  ‘Consider’ Aid Need Churchill Urges U. S.

Rearmament Program Is Need For Aid   Prime Minister ‘Feels Sure’ Plan Will Not Be Denied; $300 Million Hinted

British Seek $300 Million Loan From U.S.   Churchill Confident Plea for Renewed Dollar Aid Will Be Granted

B thre FEELERS   Churchill Suggests U. § Consider Sagging Finances

Churchill Asks U.S. Cash Aid   New British Prime Minister Cites Rearmament Needs

Churchill in Veiled Appea For US. Aid   Britain in Front Line, ‘Has Every Right to Fullest Consideration’

Treasury Official Says Britain Will Seek 300 Million   Prime Minister Says England Has Provided Principal Forward Atomic Base for United States

Churchill Says Britain Needs Financial Help  Looks to U.S. Aid   Looks to U. S. Aid Because of Air Bases For Atomic Weaqpons

Britain Asks Aid for Using Its Airbases  Obhuavwahil! Cartaih      Churchill Certain That United States Will Provide Heln

Says Britain Has Provided Main Forward Atomic Base——  Churchill in Broad Hint for More U.S. Aid

Churchill Asks U. S. to Weigh Need for Money  ‘Atomic Bomber Base mt hdainn En

GI’s Not Concerned  With Tests   Call A-Bomb Maneuvers Just Another Job

EYE-FOR-EYE CODE NOTED  Middle East Boiling Anew After Abdullah’s Death

King’s Killing Brings Rioting To Middle East   Trusted Guards Ring Rulers As Blood-Vow Revenge Is Feared

Alert Police In All Capitals Of Middle East In An Effort To Prevent Blood-Vow Murders:

Feat Mid-East Reprisals After Abdullah Murder  Riots, Widespread Unrest Grow; Guard

Police On Alert In Middle East For Outbreaks  Cams Baccodinw   Fear Reaction To Assassination Of King Abdullah

Van Fleet Asserts  ~Army to Remain   American Forces To Stay In Korea Indefinitely

EIGHTH ARMY TO REMAIN IN KOREA UNTIL ROK FORCES CAN {PROPERLY DEFEND COUNTRY

CHICAGO SEEN BY KEFAUVER AS CRIME CENTER   Charge Lexity in Dealing With Capone’s Crime Empire.

CHICAGO SEEN ‘BY KEFAUVER AS — CRIME CENTER   Cherge Lexity. i in: ‘ Dealin: With Capone's Crime. Empire. oo

US. Troops Nearing Red Headquarters   Communists Rushing Reserves to Replace Mounting Casualties

Infantrymen Strengthen Bridgehead North of Han; Allied Killing Score Mounts

U.N. Near Key China Red Line   Communists Rushing Reserves to Replace  30.000 Casualties

3 YANK DIVISIONS STEP UP ASSAULT IN CENTRAL KOREA   Foe Rushes Reserves to Replace Losses of 30,000 In 4 Days   NEW GAINS SCORED   Allies Expand BSridgehead North of Han River In West

Key Position of Foe Comes Under Attack   Enemy Brings Up Reserves to Hold Central Segment

Reds Speed Reserves To  Fill In Gap   Report Enemy Lost 30,000 In 4 Days On Central Front

Temperatures   Reds Rush Reserves Up To Replace Losses Of 30,000 in Four Days

U. §. Divisions  Push Close fo  Fortified Line Red Casualties Mount to: 30,000  a <a . ae   Pour in Recervesr

Yanks Widen Han Toehold To Six Mile:   Enemy Pullhack Orderly Despite Staggering Loxs of Troops

Russia Makes Another Phony Bid For Peace   Accepts Big Four/Talks Pro. posal With Usual Strings” Attached

Russians Leave Way Open for Big Four Meet  Sovi nine Call Is Disa pointing 

Quiet on Red Reply to Peace Talk Proposal   An Answer Was Received. But Washington and London Mum on Details

Russians Leave Way Open for Big Four Meet   Soviet Reply to Call Is Disappointing To American Leaders

Russia’s Answer To Meeting Call Disappoints US   London Dispatches Indicate British More Optimistic

Leaves Way To Meet Open   Soviet Falls Short of Accepting Suggestion for Four-Power Conference

REDS CAPTURE 3 HILLS IN WESI   ALLIED TROOPS IN” EAST FORCED BACK NORTHWEST OF PUNCHBOWL.

New Snow Falls on Midwest Today, Adding to Already Deep Blanket And Snarling Traffic in Chicago

‘Tax Anything’ Law Refunds Are Faced —   State School Districts lay Have To Return Over 51,000,000 Received From Coat. Tim hor

SUHOOLS FACE TAX LOSS IN COURT RULING  Many Districts Will 1S EES us ARWemarI SRS GENS INA. Jn Uren ence soem   Many Districts Will Be Compelled to Make Returns of Monev Collected.

Truman Bombards  MacArthur, Taft   Final Exercises Begin In County Schools Sunday

Two Accidents on  Week’s Record   No Injuries Reported In Mishaps Saturday; Damage to Cars Is $925

Guide Plane Down at Fulton   Guided Down To Field by Spotlights During Niaht

Earl Smith Killed Near Havre Sunday   Speeding Car Leaves Highway And Is Totally Demolished

Nobody Will Take the Blame But Order Did Exist Calling for Halt in Ground Fighting

Origin of Odd “Don't Shoot” Order by Allies is Explained by Seoul Dispateh

MYSTERY OF CEASE FIRE TOP SECRET   Officers in Korea Bewildered by Official Denials of Any Order to Quit Shooting.   100,000 MEN TOLD; ORDERS WERE SEEN   Possibility 8th Army Was Bypassed by ‘’Top Secret’’ Orders From Pentagon or President.

'Cease-Fire Order In Korea Still Shrouded In Mystery   Fight Lull Is Blamed On ‘Distortion’ Of Orders

Frontline Writer Gives Background On Confusing ‘Don’t Shoot’ Orders

Origin Of Cease-Fire Orders Remains Mvstery—bBut They Reached Front

President Fails to End Big Mystery   Despite Official Denials Instructions Exist in Sth Army — Officers Refuse to Talk   Not All Military   Cease-Fire Business Has Political Side Facing Ridgway

Origin of Order To Halt Shooting Remains Mystery  Associated Press Reporter Traces Fast Changeover

Mystery Of Cease-Fire Is Unsolved   Despite Denials Orders To Halt Shooting Exist

AP Writer Offers Background Story On Denied Order To Halt Fighting

Real Origin of Stop Fighting Order Mystery   White House Denial But Order Is Known To Exist at Front

Nobody Admits Issuing TruceInstructions   Many Witnesses See Copy But Officers Refuse to Talk

Where ‘Quit Fighting’ Orders To 100,000 U. N. Soldiers In Korea Came From A Mystery   Bs JOUN PANTDOLPH

Denials Fail to Solve Riddle of Hold-Fire Order   Army Officers at Front Alarmed at Furor News Caused in Washington and Eleewhere

Randolph Tells Real Origin of 8th Army Order  White House Denies   White House Denies Reporter’s Account

NoOneWill Admit Giving Korean Orders   New Orders Given To Allied Troops To ‘Shoot To Kill’

Gen. Van Fleet Be'ieves Instructions Which He Issued Were Misinterpreted As A Cease- Fite Order   300 JET FIGHTERS SEEN OVER KOREA

BARR THE SPEAKER   Address at U. N. Observance lomorrow to Be “If  Not One World”

Red Air Force  Beaten A gain   Two MIG’s Shot Down, Three Damaged

Reds Beaten Again In Air  Over Korea   Two Russian-Made Jet: Shot Down And Three Others Damaged

Reds Step Up Aerial Attack Over Korea   Enemy Uses Fire Bombs For First Time; 8th Army ‘Troops Retreat

Red Jets Handed Another Beating: Two Are Downed   Eighty-Nine Jets Involved In Two Battles.

Two Roaring Jet Battles Won By U.N. Planes Over Korea   Predict Limited Counteroffensive On Monday

Communist Air Force Beaten For Fifth Day This Week in Two Battles Over North Korea

Americans Beat Red Air Force for oth Straight Day   Two Planes Are Shot Down and Three Damaged, Fifth Air Force Reports

Two Soviet Planes Are Shot Down   MIG’‘s Suffer Bad Setback In Newest Korean Air Batile

American Jets Knock Out 5 Red Airplanes  Brings Total For   Brings Total For The Week To 29 Down Or Damaced

Red Air Force Beaten for 5th Day This Week  2 Russian Jets Shot Dawn: 2 Damanad

More Red Jets Are Downed By Yankees; Allied Patrols Find New Defense Line Of N. Koreans

Chinese Use ‘Fire Bombs’ For First Time  Reds Step Up Air War To New Pitch, ' Cruiser Provides  ec: ££... ff).

RED AIR FORCE TAKES BEATING FOR FIFTH DAY   Enemy Loses 11 Planes During Week — Grounc Trodps Run Inte Line Of Defense Ir West.

Ground Patrols Hit Defense Lines in West   Air War Flares After Idle Day; Two MIGs Downed

Yanks Beat Red Air Force's Fifth Jet Attack: UN Probes Red Builduy

U.S. Sabre Jets Claim Two Battles   Allied Ground Uniis Run Into Strong Red Defense Line

Tempo Of Air Battles Continues To Grow; Napalm Bombs Dropped On UN Troops; Allies Pushed Back

YANKS SCORE AGAIN IN AIR BATTLES   Shoot Down Two More Jets and Damage Three

Red Airmen Whipped Again In Korea   Twa Russian Made Jets Downed In Eifth Big Fight

U.S. Jets Belt Reds Out Of The Sky Again   Destroy 2 Enemy Planes And Damage 3 Others in Two Air Battles

Red Air Force Beaten Again   Two Roaring Jet Bottles Take Place; Heavy Red Fire Meets Patrol

Allied Planes In 2 Battles With Red Jets   Enemy Ground Forces Open New Attacks

Reds Beaten Again In New Battles By Jets  U.N. Ground Forces Shoved Back Second

BEAT REDS IN  JET BATTLES OVER KOREA   Yanks Down 2 Migs, Damage 3; First Red Fire Bomb Attack; Patrols Hit New Red Line.

U.S. Sabre Jets Bag Two MiGs In Roaring Fight   89 Jets Involved In Two Battles; Reds Bomb Allies

Red Air Force Is Beaten For Fifth Time During Week   Two Roaring Jet Battles‘Are Fought Over North Korea

Yank Pilots Hike Toll Of Enemy Craft   Allied Forces Pushed Back On Ground With Reds Fighting Harder

2 Red Jets Shot Down In Air Battle  First Fire Bomb Attack on UN Troops Told

I-80 Sabres Beat Red Air  Assault Again   Allied Forces Probe Expected Offensive Buildup Area—Strike Resistance in East

Red Air-Force Is Beaten for Fifth Day [his Week in Two More . Roaring Jet Battles Over Korea

American Sabres Shoot Down Two RussianMade Migs and Damage Three Others in Two More Roaring Jet Battles Over North Korea— 89 Planes Are Involved in Twin Encacement

Yanks Again Top Fighters   U.N. Ground Patrols Hit Main Defense Line

Red Airmen Again Beaten Over Korea   Americans Shoot Down Two And Damage Three Of Enemy Craft

Another Jet Battle Held Over Korea   Reds Get Worst of Fight, Losing Two. Planes; UN Patrols Hit Strong Defense

U. 5. Planes Score Again In Air Battle   American Sabres Defeat Russian Jets Decisively

Ground Patrols Run Into Reds’ Main Defense   Naval Ships Join In Fighting With Eight-Inch Shells

Red Jets Beaten In New Air Clash  Communist Units Halt U.N. Patrols

rican Sabres Shoot Down 0 Russian Made Jets During ring Battle Over N. Korea

Ground Army Action Hits First Lines   Of Defenses   Offensive By Enemy Js Expected, Chinese Building Up Streneth

Jet Pilot Spots Mystery Object  Speeding 900 MPH Over New lIerce

FINE, AIDES WILL DISCUSS REDISTRICTING  Conference Monday ta   Conference Monday t¢ Arrange Reductior of Three Congres. sional Areas.

Number Of Seats In Congress Must Be Reduced To 30 From 33 In Line With Federal Census Firures   PLAN TO RECONVENE SENATE NOVEMBER 2(

5 AMERICAN AIRMEN MOWED DOWN BY HUKS   Cammunisis Mowed Men Down In Cold Blood. Philippine Defense Secretary Savs

Philippine Army Seeks Assassins  Five Yank Air Force Men Killed In Cold Blood

Five Gl's Are Shot Down By Commies  oo Pat c8e 2 Fae   Strong Philippine Army Units Are Hunting Gunmen

MEN OVER 2 OVER 25   “Higher Age Bracket Would Not Help, Hershey Declares

Do Not Want To Draft Men Over 25 Years Of Age   Hershey Pessimistic Over World Crisis; Says Youths Needed

Draft Officials Want Youth ©   Men Over 25 Not ‘Adaptable’ Enough

M Arthur Asks Steps To Halt This Slaughter   Millions In Chicago Cheer, General Urges Peace Through Victory

Gen. MacArthur Goes Back To Old Hometown   Makes Journey To Milwaukee From Chicago By Auto

Cutler Leads ‘Speakership Race Belief  Both Parties Hold  Caucuses on ‘Plums

LEGISLATORS GATHERING IN SPRINGFIELD   Both Parties Hold Important Caucuses Tonight Before Session Starts at Noon Tomorrow.   a REPUBLICAN FIGHT ON SPEAKERSHIP   Reed F. Cutler Leads Field But Opponents Say He is Shy of Caucus Majority.

GOP LEGISLATORS MEET TONIGHT TO SELECT LEADERS   REP. BOB BRANSON IS CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER OF HOUSE

Fire Hits L.A. Airport Plant   LOS ANGELES, Dec. 9—(UP). The plant of the B. F. McDonald Co.. manufacturers of safety ap  Picture on Page 5

Fire Hits L.A. Airport Piant   LOS ANGELES, Dee. 9—(UP). The plant of the B. F. McDonald Co. manufacturers of safeiy ap-

Truman Plannine Key West Trip?   Miami Paper Reports He Will Go Nov. 8

Loot May Total $10,000  Four Rob Laona State Bank, Disappear into North Woods

Estimated $8,000 In Cash Taken   Employes Are Forced To Lie On Floor As Bandits Seize Money And Flee

Bombers Rout Big Red Troop Concentration  Fear New Build-Up Of Enemy Strength

Reds Reported Within Ten Miles Of Capital  Allied Artillery Shells Shock Troops   Allied Artillery Shells Shock Troops Of Estimated Chinese Army Of 600,060

Bold Decision Made To Defend Battered Capital; Heavy Artillery Pounds at Reds -

Allies Blocking Chinese Hordes At Seoul Gates   Defenders Pour Heavy Fire Into Ranks of Reds

Bold Decision Made to Defend Korea Capital   Full Weight of Enemy Pressure Is Awaited; Chunchon Abandoned

Knemy Assault Expected To Develop Today   Ridgway “Likes Looks of Positions” Along * Han River Line; Terrific Land, Air  And Sea Barrage Pins Down Reds

Red Pressure Rises As U.N. Makes Stand  Van Fleet Decides To Defend Capital

Gen. Van Fleet's Bold Decision To Battle For Rubbled City A Surprise

UN Forces Had Been Expected to Withdraw South of Han; Air Observers Say 20,000 Enemy Troops Moving on City.

Massive Tide Of Red Power Surges on City   Pressure Mounts Hourly as Chinese Hurl in Troops

Enemy Pressure Against Capital Mounts Hourly   Thousands of Heavy Shells Slammed Into Reds to North of City

Defense Line ‘As Set Up 10 Miles North   Historie Significance 03 South Korean Capital Justifies Defense

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Court Ruling Is Spurned By Iran   British Threaten  To Recall Workers

lran Rejects International Court Ruling   ‘Mossadegh Says Oil Dispute Out of [ts Jurisdiction

Iran Rejects Haque Ruling In Oil Crisis   Court Supports Anglo-Iranian — Control Rights

Iran Rejects Court Ruling In Oil Dispute   Premier Refuses To Accept Decree Of International Court

lran Premier Rejects Hague Ruling on Oil   Britons’ Evacuation Of Rich Fields Called Inevitable

Oklahoma Youth WinsFHA Award   Gets $1,000 Check Along With Prize

STAR FARMER OF AMERICA  Youth Turns Bad Oklahome Land Into Valuable Farm

‘Star Farmer’ Award For 1951 Won — By Youth Who Turned Bleak Acres Into Valuable Farming Property

Snake Was Just Part of The Act   Trying to Kill Himself? No, Says Man Who Put Rattler in His Mouth

So. Haven Fire Slashes Water Supply; Request Residents Curtail Use

M'GEE’S DEATH DATE TO BE SET   ' Expected To Be Between Four And Eight Weeks After April 9 

McMath Returns Involved In Federal Suif   West Memphis Men Told To Produce Books, Papers

McMath Income Tax Returns Are Involved in Suit   Three West Memphis Men Told to Produce 4 Books and Papers

Army Shakeup  43 Generals Included      13 Generals Included in New Assignments

Tank Units Rip Into Foe's Main Lines   Fighting Rages Near Seoul; Reds Throw Tanks Into Battle

Many Men In This Area Return Home. From War   North Carolinians Reported ‘Thick As Hops” Among Returnees: Three From Rocky Mount

China Peace Pact, Terms For Germany  May Come Up   Russians Expected To State Surprise At Big Four Talks

Expect Russia To Ask Peace  Pact In Paris   Soviets Famous For Surprises At Big Four Meets

Russia Believed Likely To Suggest Peace Pact With Communist China

Russia May Seek Twin Peace Pacts   U.S. Still Dubious Regarding Big 4 Meeting Monday

Russia May Spring China Peace Pact Plan at Big 4 Meet   Western Diplomats Also Speculate on German Treaty Issue

Sanctity Of Artificial Dividing Line Not Aftectine Conduct Of Korea War

Conduct of Korean War Not Affected By World Debate Over 38th Paralle!

38TH PARALLEL ISSUE NOT UP   Assertedly Has Not Af fected Conduct Of Korean War

ICC Authorizes Railroad Freigh Rate Increases   Limits Placed. On Food tems, Sugar, Lumber   Corks Listed

Continue Old Crop Formula   Measure Would Allow Old,.New Parity Use .

Navy Refuses To Run Ferries   Battle Sought Help To Move Farm Worker:

Friendship Resolution Is Argued   Passage Predicted for Marine Bill, Other News of Congress

House. Members Het Too. Enthusiastic . About Friendship . Bid:to Russians

Sawyer Hits U.S. Spending   Cabinet Member’s Speech May Draw Ire Of Truman

Drastic Economic Changes Proposed   Sawyer Says Budget System Must Be Revamped

Harry Continues to  Be Coy About Plans   Indicates He Will Announce His Political Aims After Next January

Truman Disputes MacArthur Clain   Declares Chtarae Is Not Truthful

He’s Decided But Wants To Keep It Quiet   Silent About Taft Challenge In Chat At News Conference

WHERE TO FIND {T   Truman To Keep His 1952 Plans Secret, He States

Chinese Leave Strategic Hills As Yanks Attack  Stiffen Resistance To Allied Advance In Kumsong Area

Truman States Announcement Due In January   Health Caused Boyle To Quit, He Says: MacArthur Statement Denied

Truman Won't Reveal Plans  Till: January   Asked Boyle To Stay. He Reports— Jibes at Taft

Truman Refuses to Tell 1952 Plans, Denies M’Arthur Version on Formose

President Still Mum on Plans To Run Again   Won't Say Before Early Next Year, He Tells Newsmen

No Truman Announcement Before January   Tells Taft In Letter ‘You're In Fora Lot of Fun’

Truman: Not Telling Plan Before 1952   No Word on Candidacy Until After January Messages Issued.

WILL BE BUSY ON MESSAGES TO CONGRESS   After They're Done, Time Will Come for Doing ‘Other Things’

Truman Has Made Up Mind for ‘52 But Holds Back  No Announcement Until He Finishes  laniiarvy Meceonaec

Truman Won't Talk Politics lintil lanuary   President Tells Reporters Me Has No Announcement al Present on His Plans for TOR?

TRUMAN WILL ANNOUNCE PLANS IN JANUARY   WILL KEEP SECRET UNTIL AFTER THREE TALKS TO CONGRESS

Truman Denies M’Arthur Charge On Formosa Plan   General Says His Recall Wrecked Plan To Let Formosa Fall To Reds

President Sets Mid-January As Probable Date   Reveals He Has Sent Senator Taft Letter

Truman Hints He'll Tell Plans Next Janua ry      Vill Announce Decision On Running Afier Convress Messaces

TELLS TAFT HE 12 IN FOR LOT OF FUN IN 57   Reporters Told He Can’t Sai Anything Until Congress Gets His Program.

Mind Made, Up On Whether to Seek Reelection   But He'll Pick His Own Date To Make The Announcement

Political Plans Of President Off 3 Months   Chief Exceutive Razzes Taft, Replies to Macarthur

Large Allied Forces Hit ‘Iron Triangle’   Dawn Attack Designated To Test Red Defenses Around. Pyongqang

Truman Plan to Revamp — RFC Called Inadequate to Remedy the Evils Apnparen;

* Question: Do pou think that Gastonia would Suphort Class B baseball in the Tri-State League?

Council Votes To Delay Action, Britain To Send Warships For Technicians

UN Gives Iran 10 Days Delay   Postpones Oil Action Till Premier Arrives

Eady Motion, Adopted 17-14, May Kill Bill   Wording Salts Old Wounds. Invites Another Fight Over Location

TRUSTEES ASK NEW DEAN AT U. OF ILLINOIS   Faculty Controversy in College of Commerce Continues oat University.

Thousands Expected in Terre Haute Wednesday for Merchants’ Dollar Day

Trumanites Fight House Freeze On Wage, Price Lids  Action W ould Hold Ce iling us  * ieee: eee:   Action Would Hold Ceiling At July 7 Level 4 Months

Try to Limit Control Debate   House Pushing For Final Vote On Price-Wacae Bill

State Republicans Plan Showdown on Bobtailed Home Rule Welfare Program

Gray Is Blamed For Crisis In VA   Senators Critical Of Gray Program

Contends Project Is Essential   Secretary Of State Tells Committee Of Seaway’s Role In Economic Program

PADJEGT HELD Aa NEGEOaARY FOR SECURIT   Urgency for Increasing Wa Strength Stressed by Secretary.

Senate Panel Probes Case Of Mink Coat  Rosenbaum Says ET ed: Wns

Abram P. Staples Dies in Richmond   Former Supreme Court Justice Had Been Ill

BVirginia Police Appeal For Help In Identifying Small Boy’s Body

Interpreting .  Kremlin May Re Keadying Russians for War Vs. West

Bae Reha SPER EP CURS  Kremlin Believed Preparing Russian People for Conflict

Russia Preparing People For Battle   Soviets Being Told United States Has Territorial Ambitions

ROADS STILL CLOSED   Highway 10 May Be First t Emerge From Flood

EX-SENATE AIDE’S BANK FUNDS EYED   Records List Denosits Well In Excess Of Salary

FORMER SENATE WORKER PROBED   Charles -E.. Shaver Under Scrutiny Of Subcommittee Regarding RFG Lean Connections.

Senators Plan Fight To Hike Tax Lncrease  Back To At Least Seven Million Annually

Senators Start On Drive To Hike Taxes $7 Billion   Solons Feel At Least $7 Billion New Revenue . Needed To Balanée Budget In Next Fiscal Year

Gunman Given Death Penalty In Texas Case   One of Gang Which Stole Ardmore Car to Die for Shooting of  Dallas Policeman

U.S. Official  Is Sus pended   Truman Reveals Smyth Under Investigation

Mass. internal Revenue Head Will Be Probed   Investigation to Look Into Charges Aaainst Him

‘Certain’ Charges Against Collector ToBelnvestigated   Internal Revenue Official Had Planned To Resign, According To Reporta

Mrs. Greenglass Says Rosenbergs Proposed Filch ing of Atom Secrets

Proposed Spy Deal Through Her, Wife Says   Mrs. Greenglass Names The Rosenbergs as Atom Secret Plotters

UN Convoy Goes To Kaesong Without White Flags; No Armed Red Guards

Commies — Quit Frontal Assaults   ‘Try Instead to Infiltrate United Natiens Line

DELAY CALL OF NEW RESERVES   Move Designed to Keep Strength of Oreanized Units

Contempt Conviction of Millionaire Upheld   Frederick Vanderbilt Field Must Serve Sentence.

Court Supports Field Conviction   Will Not Intervene in Contempt Case

LAVACA P.M.A. ELECTIONS Otto Muenich ANNOUNCED FOR NOV. 10 Final Rites —

ist Liewfenant John C. Myers Killed In Korea   Kingsport Officer is Killed In Action; Bristel GE Wounded

JANSEN. LOPAT IN BRILLIANT PITCHING DUEL   Collins Homers Fer Yank: In Second Inning Befere 65,000

INSIDE  WASHINGTON.   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff Of The Scripps-Howard Newspapers

Trio Is Found ‘Dead In Garage   Socialite Kills Self And Two Daughters

ROCKEFELLER KIN KILLS TWO CHILDREN, SEL!   Socialite Locks Self, Daugh ters in Car; Exhaust Gas Fatal.

Maryland Man Shoots Himself At Funeral Home   Rockefeller Kin Kills Herself, Daughters With Gas In Garage

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Newsprint Price Increase Found Justified

SENATE AND HOUSE ORGANIZING AS 82ND CONGRESS UNDERWAY   Bridges And Tobey Locked In Combat,  Foreign Relations Committee Seat

GOP After Prized Senate  Foreign Relations Post   Four Republican Senators Are Being Pushed For Job On Important Senate Committee

GOP Clamiors For   ¥ “gh  binet Dismissals And Scandal Probe       Would Fire Vaughan, Dawson, McGrath And Secretary Of Treasury Snyder

Republicans Also Favor  New Inquiry Into Seandal   Party To Make Campaign Issue  Of Wrongdoing

Cleanup Pledge Brings Demands for New Ousters   Shakeup in Cabinet Is Called Imperative by Critics

Republicans Answer Truman’s Talk ‘With Demands for Cabinet  Dismissals. 1952 Test of Issue

iGOP Demands Truman Remove 2 From Cabinet   Reform Seen Impossible But McKinney Asserts Party Cleaning House

Taft Doubts If Democrats  ‘Can Reform’  1952 Election Test Of Corruption Issue Callad Far Rw COP

Trumans Cabinet  Under Fire Of GOP   Former Official Admits Tipping Off Caudle; Republicans Demand Dismissals In Cabinet

Taft Doubis Demos Abie To Clean Up   Administration Claims Wronedoing !s Being a rs ? Rooted Out

GOP Leaders Renew Fight For Clean-Up  Sen. Taft Doubts Demos Can Succeed In Reform Moves

GOP Demands Made as Demo: Start Cleanup   President's Assertion Met With Cabinet Dismissal Talk

G.0,P, RESOUNDS WITH DEMANDS FOR DISMISSALS   Republicans Call For Cabinet. Firings, New Inquiry, And 1952 Election Test Of Issue.

Taft Doubts That Administration Car Reform Itself  Truman’ ‘s Clean- ‘Up T,.,1L, OQ.   Truman’s Clean-Up Talk Brings Many More Comments

Taft Declares Truman Acting Much Too Late  Firing of MeGrath, Vauekan BPawenan ic

Democratic Leaders As Well AsGOP Congressmen Join Nationwide Call For Cleanup And HST Not To Run

Take io Task Statements Of President   Also Ask Test Be Made In 1952 Election

Cabinet Dismissals, New Congressional Probe and 1952 Test At Palis Demanded

Demand Cabinet Firings   Republicans Answer Truman ‘Clean-up’ Claim With Plea For New Inquiry

Widespread Cleanup Is Demanded   Republicans Call For Dismissal of Members Of President’s Cabinet

Cabinet Firings Demanded by GOP   Republicans Also Seeking New Conaressional Inquiry

'' ~TRUMAN DRAWS GOP FIRE— ‘N o Retorm, Says Taft  Of Government Scandal

Republicans Call For Cabinet Firtnas   ON THE INSIDE:   Anti-Socialism ° Group Forms Here

Republicans Rap Truman ‘Clean Up   Taft Says Action Too Late, Public Indignation High

Reforms Sure To Be Issue In 1952 Elections  Renuhlican<c Report   Republicans Repor People Indignant

Truman’s Plans  Meet GOP Fire   Republicans Demand Thorough Cleanup

Demand New Investigation. Resignations  Taft Says He Doubts Administration Can

‘Cleanup Statement Draws Demand From Republicans for Cabinet Dismissals

OPS Wars On Packer Violations   Check on Slaughtering Operations in Key Cities Launched.

Congress Cuts  Acheson Funds   State Department Appropriations Slashed By House Committee

House Group Cuts Funds For Acheson   Committee Votes Reduction Of 18%   Republicans Hold Up Move To Cancel Secretary’s Salary Until Later

House Cuts $54,254,000 Off Acheson   Reduced Appropriation F>r His Department But Takes No Action Towarc Ousting Secretary

Acheson. Slapped By House   -Cuts Appropriations Of State Department 18 Per Cent; Does Not Force Ouster

Acheson Fund Cut Is Voted   No Action Taken By House Group To Force Ouster

House Funds Group Slaps Acheson With $92 Million Decrease  May Try Later to Add Amendment to Cut Off His Salary

Security Council Suspends Ban on Help to Those Nations Trading With Reds

Friendly Nations Dealing WithReds Will Get U.S. Aid   Ban Is Suspended By Security Council

GRID LETTER AWARDS   27 LMHS Players, Managers Given ‘‘Ls’’; NEKL Trophy Presented

British Party Leaders Offer Prayers In Bid To Keep Election Malice-Free

ODwyer Ready “To Defend Self      Former New York Mayar Given Quiz Sheet

O’Dwyer Ready To Defend Sell   Former New York Mayor Given Quiz Sheet

‘e r re ai tc a F? Ss . ul , : Buy W yu 5 iv £5] Ip r e e  A sk ull ( S/ rel ED e Ss Bri n 4 i P} e nl y

Plenty of Nice Things for Christmas —  West Germans on Shopping Spree

WEST GERMANS BUYING GOODS   Best Shoppimg Since Pre. War Years; Food Sent To Britain

BUnties tO Pitan ——S—  Supplies of Food, Gifts, Fill West German Store:

BUCKS TO SHARE IN CIVIL DEFENSE FILM   Such Being Developed Re. garding Defense in the County Schools   BOEHM ON COMMITTEE

LAST SEEN MORE THAN YEAR AGO  Mystery Of Missing General Is Recalled

NATO Chief Issues New Warning   Countries Open Vital Parley At Ottawa

FIRE DESTROYS THREE - STORY APARTMENT   Cause Of Big B-50 Bomber Crash Is Not Known   RAGING BLAZE   Fed By 4,000 Gal. Of Fuel: May Find More Victims In Charred Wreckage

11 Killed In  Seattle B-50  Crash, Fire Strikes Apartment  House In Effort To Gain Altitude

Giant B-50  Crashes on  Test Flight Hits Apartment House and Burn:  “as6@)hl6U6U6lm. UMSS.C.lti “‘(O(USSQO_COCOCOHSS!

Kleven Perish As Plane Hits Apa rtment  Other Possible “ts <s. —   Other Possible Vietims May be Found in Rubble

Big Plane Hits Apartment Unit In Seattle   At Least 1] Dead, And Search Is Made For More

PLANE PLOWS INTO BUILDING: TOLL HITS 11   Fire Consumes Wreckage; Leaves Apartment In Ruins

Bomber Falls On Tenement;  Kleven Killed   More Bodies May Be Found Today In Se: site Tragedy

11 Persons Die When Bomber Plow: Into Seattle Apartment Building

Gen. Huebner Named State Civil Defense  Director To Succeed Col. Wilkinson

Auto Factories Lay Oif 120,000  Rail Strike Proves Blow To Industry

Twenty Persons Die in Accidents Over Week End   Drownings and Auto Crashes on Roads in State Take Biq Toll

Rules Top CIO Officers Must Take Taft-Hartley Non-Communist Oath

Search Continues For Ways And Means Of Raising $120,000,000 In New Taxes

City Files Motion Asking To Be Dismissed From Verdict in Splinter Suit

City’s Motion To BeArgued   Sutton Will Hear Plea Thursday to Clear Nampa in Verdict

Creek Expected To Flood Alice At Dawn Today  Hundreds Forced Out Of Homes as Waters welt es. fF © gp...

12-Inch Rain Deluges Alice; Hundreds Flee  Other Parts of State   Other Parts of State Get Good Soaking: More in Offing

Britain Not Able to Meet Quota   Churchill Says Schedule for Defense Program Is “Impossible”.

Britain Expects To Fall Behind InDefensePlans   Churchill Tells House Program Will Not be Ready on Schedule

PROGRAM LAGS, ‘CHURCHILL SAYS   Prime Minister Reports Progress On Development Of A-Bomb   PLANS TO PRODUCE NEW GUN POSTPONED

Churchill Says Great Britain CannotCompletelts Defense Program By 1953 As Planned

Also Says Nation  Is Making Progress Building A-Bomb; War Danger Less .

Churchill Admits Lag In Defense   Arms Program Not To Keep Up To Its Schedule, He Says

Britain Unable To Complete Defense Program On Time: Churchill Sees Less Danger

British Arms — Prosram Lags   Churchill Sets Completion Of Job After 1072

CHURCHILL SAYS LAU Id GERTAIN IN ARMD BUILDU   Commons Told Britain Will Be Unable to Complete Defense Program on Schedwle in 1953.   SEES LESS DANGER OF WORLD WARK Ill   Prime Minister Refuses te Merge English Troops in French-Sponsored Luropean Army.

Churchill Says Britain Is Unable To Complete Defense Program By °53   Prime Minister Warns Commons Of Certain Lag In Armament Plans; Nation Already Behind Schedule

MASTER DEFENSE PLAN COMPLETED   Program For Protection Of Pennsylvania Residents And Industries Outlines 49? Activities

Wheat Fields Drink Up Snov Over the State   ‘Straight Down’ Fall Has Been Long Awaited— Roads Are Hazardous

Snow Covers Whole State   Farmers Welcome Much Needed Moisture  To. Continue in East

KEY HILL IS CAPTURED   Conferees Make Little Prog. ress on Buffer Zone  for Talks   ARE RIDING TO K. C.   Annual Saddle and Sirlion Trip Starts at Gage Ranch

ARE RIDING TO K. C.   Annual Saddle and Sirlion Trip Starts at Gage Ranch

Reds Defeated In Local Action South of Wonju   Central: Korean Front Holding Line Hacked Out in Bloody Battle

Allies Hang On Near Wonju As Reds Mass Men   All-Out Blow In _ Air and On: Land Je Foreseen Soon

Dead Scattered In Valley And Hills   American, French And Dutch Troops Deal Out Death To Enemy In Seven-Hour Battle; Ravanct Charae Is Made

British Commonwealth  Proposes Meeting Between U.S., China  Reds Reported Ma ssing 100,000 For Maior Attack in Woniu Area

Allies Hold Salient On Cenral Front   U.S., French Ani Dutch Troops Cling To Line

Front Is Quiet After 7-Hour Wonju Battle   U. S., French, Dutch Troops Force Wedge in Line; Reds Break Off

Central Korean Salient Holds South of Wonju  Front Camnora   Front Comparatively Quiet Following Seven-Hour Battle

Stabilize UN Positions in Wonju Region  Front Quiet After Seven-Hour Battle

U.N. Positions Stabilized South Of Empty Town   Allied Troops Cling Stubbornly To ‘Salient On Critical Central Front

Labor Encouraged By Latest Talks  “Concessions May Patch Us Dispute

Labor Is Back Tc  Confer   Re-Shaping Wage Board Heading List Of Terms

Labor Leaders-in Another Conference With Johnston   - Stress Their Plan for Wage Stabilization Board Which Could Settle Disputes

Labor Leaders Continue Talks With Johnston   Unions Propose Reshaping WSB As 18-Man Agency

Labor Leaders Refurn To Conference  Efforts Continue ; To Iron Out

Labor Leaders In Conference With Johnston  Terms for Patching Up Dispute Studied

Labor Leaders In New Meeting With Johnstor   'Making WSB Agency Te End Disputes, Fix Policy Among Top Proposal:

Labor Leaders Confer Again  On WSB I ight   United Labor Committee Proposes To Give WSB Power In Labor Trouble

Lewis’ Union Backs Wilson In Labor Fight  TTT wd wT ...43....   U.L.P.C. Leaders Continue Their Talks With Eric Johnston

Labor Leaders Try To Patch Dispute Over Mobilization   Reuther Not Wanted

Labor Leaders and Johnston Hold Another Conference in Effort To Patch Up Mobilization Dispute

Labor Leaders Present Their Terms For Ending Tilt to Erie Johnston

Labor Renews. Talks On Plan For Mobilizing   Meet With Johnston In Effort To Pateh Split, End Walkout

LABOR TALKS AGAIN WITH JOHNSTON TO IRON PROBLE           “AFL Head Encourag ‘Conciliatory Sessio ‘Meeting Set Later T

Labor Continues Truce’ Talks With Johnson   Revision Of Wage Board High on List of Proposals

Labor Confers With Johnston  Efforts Continued To Work Out Policy

—CONFER WITH JOHNSTON— Labor’s Plans For WSB Aired Again At Meeting

Labor Talks  Are Resumed To Re-Shape Wage Agency Lewis Union News  Supports Defense ay ee cd Le 72 ee

Labor Leaders Confer Again  With Johnston ‘UMW Paper Defends  Wilson in Dispute On Mobilization

Predict Use of Macs Plans If Talks Collapse   Three Senators Say U.N. May Adopt His Ideas of Warfare

WHEN TALKS FAll   Three Senators Say MacArthur’s War Plans May Then Be Used

Possibility Of Je MacArthur-Type Iv Warfare Is Seen Ke   Jets Clash In Two Big-Scale Korean Battles

Senators See MacArihur Yet The Winner  If Kaesong Talks Break Down China Mav Re Rambhed

Senators Propose Macs War Plan lf No Truce Made   MacArthur Asked Bombing Of Manchuria, A Naval Blockade, Use Of Nationalists

3 Republicans Propose China Strikes if Korea  Truce Conference Fails

Follow M’Arthur Plan? May Strike at Chinese If Truce Talks Break Off

MACARTHUR WAR POLICY IS URGED IF TRUCE FAILS   Lhree Senators Propose That The U, N, Adopt General's Program Sf Reds Stall Peace.

UN May Heed MaeArthur If Talks Fail   Three Senators Think More Vigorous War Would Be Fought

UN Prepared If Cease Fire Fails   May Use Warfare as MacArthur Proposed

TEXTILE STRIKE CETS UNDERWAY   Pic¢keting Begins As 40,000 > €olton And. Rayon Workcers Stay Out Higher Pay “Demanded

Textile Strike Starts In Dixie  Cotton-Rayon Union Wants More Pay

4,000 Cotton Workers Strike In Textile Mills  CIO Union Group Walks Off Jobs In South

UN CAPTURES HUGE DAM IN NORTH KOREA   Chinese Reds Continue Withdrawal Before Tank-Led Allies

HUGE DAM IN NORTH KORE:   Chinese Reds Continue Withdrawal Before Tank-Led Allies

NORTH KOREAN RESERVOIRIN ALLIED HANDS   Hwachon Dam Falls Without Fight; Flood Gates Unworkable   EIGHT SLUICES OUT OF 18 FOUND OPEN

Withdrawing Chinese Reds Abandon Dam  Hwachon Entered Ry Allied Patrol

Some of Waters Released Only Week Ago in Attempt to  *Swamp UN Drive: Communist Withdrawal Continues.

Allied Troops In Possession Of Reservoil   Communist Forces Continue To Retreat In North Korea

Yanks Capture Big. Reservoir Without Fight   Reds Abandon fbwacbon, Continue Withdrawal Junto North Korea

Allied Troops Capture Big Reservoir  Patrols Push Ahead, Meeting Resistance As Gale Mrs Daind

Big Hwachon Reservoir Captured  By Allies   Just Take It Over After Reds Flee; May Be Close  To Main Red Line

Troops Also Find Town Abandoned   Resistance Ousted At Chorwon With Bavonet Attack

Allies Seize Big Reservoir In Red Korea   Capture Dam and Town as Chinese Forces Withdraw

Knemy Stalls Again   “Crucial” Wednesday Meeting Fails To Settle Debate

Teams Ready For Fateful. — 27th Sessior   Foe May Offer Own Plan Or Urge Revision  Of Allied Bid

Acceptance Of UN Proposals Thought Unlikely  Red Radio Blasts Hold Little Hope   Red Radio Blasts Hold Little Hope Of Real Settlement

Red Negotiators Plan To Present  Own Peace Plan  Allied Proposal Not Expected To Get Approval

() Mahoney Asks Middle-Income Tax Increases  Sees Three-Year Deficits Ahead Despite No War

Economic Committee Report  Middle-Income Tax Boost \Needed To Erase Deficits

Middle Income Tax Rise Goal   Committee Warns U.S. Faces Deficit

Federal Deficit Predicted For  3 More Years   Tax On Middle Income Group Needs Hike, Committee Says

Tries To Kill Another Tigress   Beatty Still Keeping Wild Lion in Act

Second Tigress Bitten By Lion  Kilter Attacks Again At Detroit Circus

Legislature Called Back  Into Session   Lauselre Summons Solons to Revise Law On Turnpike

Lausche to Meet Ohio Leaders onC alling Special Session to Deal With Turnpike 

LAUSCHE CALLS LEGISLATURE INTO SESSION   Reyisions Mapped For Turnpike Law Te. Sneed Action

Last Night's. Rainfall. Fig:  ““ures for County Vary  From .75 to 1.64   ISEE. LARGER YIELDS

CROPS ARE AIDED BY FRIENDLY SKY   Last Night's Rainfall Fig“ures for County Vary  From .75 to 1.64 SFF  FLARGER  YIFIDS

Eisenhower to Urge Faster Arms Buildup   Two Crowded Days Ahead for Military Heads

More Arms For Europe Is Plea To Mr. Truman   General Insists That 32 Ground Divisions Be Fquipped At Onee

ke To Seek More Arms ior West Europe Army   11th Atomic Explosion In  U.S. Set Off

Combat Team Fights To Escape Trap  French Troops Hard Prassed By Reds .

U.S.-French Combat Team Is Encircled      Cut Off by Banzai-Screaming Chinese Reds   Enemy Launches Counterattack on Three Sides and Surrounds UN Unit.

UN. Patrol Trapped by Chinese Recs   Screaming Chinese Surround French, Yanks Near Seoul

U. S.-French Combat Team Encircled As Chinese Reds Pour From Hideouts

Fight Sooners Killed During Past Weekenc   Five of Highway Accident Deaths Occur Sunday; 1953 Toll New 296

8 Killed Over Week-End in Car Wrecks   State Highways Take Heavy Toll; Deaths  For Year 40 Greater  Than in 1950

 Measures Cause Rumpus Governor's Plan to Up Road Work Fund Has Dubious Future

Not a Nickel Bet But Just Look What Missouri's State Legislators Will Do After a Rumpus

Dock Strikers And Mediators  Continue Talks  12,000 Officers Of Ships Now Threaten to Quit

Murder-Bent Suitor Shoots Three Officers   Gunman Is Shot and Captured After Wild Gun Battle in Indianapolis Alley.

Probers Hear Smith On Road Law ‘Bribes’   House Group Is Investigating Lobbvists In State

Taft One of 16 In $500-Million Reduction Move   Amendment Fails By 41-31) Vote in First Major Test

Senate Defeats GOP Led Attempt to Cut Foreign Aid Program  However, Democrats Have Little Hope Of Restoring First Cut

Red Party Card Now Trial Issue   ‘ Question - Is Posed In Remington Trial

TWO EXFELONS NABBED AFTER BREAKING BARS   Get Into Corridor Before They’re Captured By Officers

TEMPERATURE   Alertness Of Officers Stops Flight   Alleged Rapist, Forger In Bold Escape Attempt

German Rocket Expert Qutlines Plan to Land 50 Men On Mars; Briton Says Idea of Suspended Man-Made Moons No Longer Remote

U. S. Freedom 175 Years Old Today. Can There Be World July Fourth?

An International Fourth of July? Let Facts Be Submitted to a Candid World

Check Whether Sabotage Caused Eight Thunderjet. Planes to Crash   Voree Pilots Killed in Mysterious Mishap in Indiana Yesterday

Three Pilots Are Killed, Two Injured  Mu ultiple Disa ster rs Dur  Oce ing Ele tip al Starm

Eight Thunderjet Fighters Crash Over Indiana  Officials Seek Cause Of Biggest Plane Dieac n Hietary

8 Jet Planes ‘Crash: Check Into Sabptage   Three Pilots Killed, Two Injured; Disaster Occurs In Indiana

‘Crash of Eight Jet Planes Brings Investigation of Possible Sabotage

Airforce, FBI Probe Catastrophe   Not Satisfied Storm Caused History's Bigges' Loss Of Planes In  Peacetime Operations.

Red Iranians  Denounce  ‘Interference’ Condenm U.S. Efforts To Ease  gry. * fy... gryry

Iran Reds Denounce U. S. Appeal   ‘Death To Truman’ Yell Red Crowd Jn Capital's Square

lranian Mob Shouts Anger AtHST, Grady   Pro-Communists Denounce Americans As Interventionists

: t 1  ran Demonstrators Denounce ULS., Shout ‘Death to Truman’   Anglo-lranian Oil Company Cuts Production, May Provide Time For Fresh Neqotiations

American Appea inlran Oil War Badly Rejected   Efforts To Solve Dispute Denounced

Iranian Reds Demonstrate Against Truman Pleas For Moderation Of Grave Oil Crisis

fAumerinaus Deononneed  Deals to Truman, Cry Reds, Tne dranian Demonstration

Mobs Assail _ Plea by U.S. For Oil Paet   Communists Blamed for Shouts by Iranian: Of ‘Death to Truman’ as Police Allow  TDemanctratians at Tehran

Reds Blast U.S. Bid  In fran.   Shout Against Moderation Try By Americans

Death to Truman’  and "Death to Grady’ Shouts Heard in Tehran; International Court of Justice Scored.

Warns Reds May Land On Key Island Despite Protection by 7th Fleet

VITAL ISLAND TO BE KEPT FROM ENEM\   Secretary of State Declares World  In Crisis

Shivers Takes  Oath of Office  Governor Asks Texas To Lead Nation

Tax Drafters Vote Levies  On Gambling   Heavy Bite Into Gambling Incomes Is Demanded Rw House Panel

Forecasts See A Triumph For Conservatives  British Election Campaign Moves  i

Britain Looks For Victory By Churchill On Thursday   Leaders Predicting That Conservatives  Will Lose Controls

Churchill Victory Looms in Coming British Ballot   Conservatives Freely Predicted As Winners Over Labor Party In Election On Thursday

—SEE CHURCHILL VICTORY Conservatives Picked  To Win British Election

TORIES PREDICT ELECTION SWEEP   British Conservatives Favored In Thursday Election — Churchill Group May Get Control °

VOTING IS NEAR   Political Forecasts Almost Unanimous for Churchill Forces

Forecast Labor Party Defeat  British Campaign Enters Final Stage

British Near Finish Line In Elections   Newspapers Almost Unani mous in Predicting Tory Victory by 75 or More Seats

Sth Prisoner Is Captured At Caldwell   Last 2 Who Fled County Jail Being Sought in Boise Today

General Taylor Warns Students Of Red Dangers   But M. U. Commencement Speaker Is Optimistic Of War In Korea.

Mo. General Praises Troops ‘In Korean War   Taylor Says US Faces Strongest : Enemy In Rede

FROM JUDGE TO JUDGE   Jurist Pins Caustic Note to Er rant Motorist’s Car

WHOLESALE PRICES IN SLIGHT DECLINE   Drop Of @1 Per Cent Noted After Hitting AU Time High Week Earlier

Kansas City Faces Another Flood Threat   City Still Not Back To Normal From July Disaster

Ra ging Rivers Peril Eastern Kansas Sector  Industrial Area Of Kansas City In Path.

Flood JI hreatens Areas In Kansas   _Farmers Evacuate Homes: Rivers Rise

And Fayette County Is So Dry!  Floods Sweep Kansas Following Heavy Rains

Floods Peril K. C. Again  Area Still Reeling ‘From July Disaster

Flood Waters Peril Eastern Kansas Again  Menace Some Areas Suill Digging Out Of Last July’s Disaster

Surging Rivers Overflow As Rain Increases Danger  Force Of Hurricane ~ Forming Far Out At  San Ie Uncertain

Democrats Might Accept Proposal By Senator Ives   Amendment Is _ Relative to Troops Resolution, Would Request -. Consultation.

May Approve lves Proposal   Would Send Four More Divisions To Europe

May Try Ives Plan on Troops  Would Send Four Mere U. S. Division:

Dem Leaders May Accept Troop Plan:   Group Studying New Amendment Proposed For “Future Movement

VOTE TO REPEAL CLAIM ON ESTATE IN AGE PENSION   House Posses Bill to End Re covery on Assistance Payments.

VOTE TO REPEAL ‘CLAIM ONESTATE ~ INAGE PENSION   Hota Paster. Bill to. End: _seovery on Assistance Payments.

Bricker Calls For Defeat of Troop Resolve  Says Measure Means Abdication of Power of U S Conaress

Williams Teams Up With Moody  Senator Urges Public To Fiaht Inflation

60 Nations Given Army Data Query   UN Contributors Renew Study of Aims Declaration

Present Tax  Might Go: Up 30 Per Cent In New Year Truman To Outline  Expected Defense  We. .... OW

a ———_-__ a ee a ae  Truman Expected To Ask Tax Increase Of 30 Percent

Truman to Ask For Tax Boost Of $16 Billion   5 Million New Taxpayers Expected to Be Added "ho Bedoeral Rolls

Greatest Levy in History Is Truman's Aim   If Congress Nods, Burden Will Be 30 Per Cent Heavier

Gigantic Tax  Hike in Offing   Budget Message Set, But Solons Must OK

HST To Ask New Revenue Of 16 Billions   30 Pet. Tax Boost Foreseen in Budget Scheduled Monday

Sixteen Billion  In ‘Taxes   Such Is Capitol Hill Talk As To Boost Truman To Ask Monday

Arms Cost Sends Budget To New High  . 5 Million New Taxpayers To Boost Rolls to 60 Billion

Record Tax Burden Seen  For America  New Budget To Ask $16 Billion Boost, Capitol Hill Hears _

Truman’s Tax Request Will Make Histery   Largest Levy Request Looms; Plan Outlined To District Reporters

Truman Will Ask Greatest Tax Boost In History In Budget Message Monday

Record Tax Hike to Be Proposed.   Congress to Get Trauman’s Budget Messace Tomorrow

Truman Tax Request May Be 16 Billion   Largest Peacetime Tax Increase in History May Be Asked: by President Ii Conaress Gives Okeh

S © See Biggest Tax Boost in  US History   May Mean 30 Per Cent Increase in Tax Load If Congress Approve:

New Tax High May Be Asked by President   5,000,000 Persons May Be Added to Income Tax Rolls

Budget May Call For Expenditure Of /0 Billions   5,000,000 More May Be Added To List OF U.S. Taxpavers

Walkout Continues To Spread   Some Men Return; Peace Talks Fail In Washington

Two Charged With Stealing a Bridge   Excelsior Springs Pair Are Found by Sheriff With Steel in Truck.

Office Structures, Shopping Centers Would Be Affected . Licensing Orders for Non-Essential Building Readied

Allied Troops Recapture Hill In Bitter Fighting  Air Battles Renewed;   Air Battles Renewed; Huge Snow Drifts Hamper Ground Force

Allies Retake Key Hill in Bitter Combat   Yank Jet Pilots Down Another Red MIG-15 in Battle

Congress Swamped With Requests For Gallery Seats For MacArthur's Speech

MacA rthur Performs Like a Master In Role Where ‘Weapons’ Are Neu

‘Mac Shows Same Wizardry W hether Deploying Men On Battlefield Or Facing InquisitorsIn Verbal Duel —

‘Hunters, Bird Dogs Invade The Woods   State’s Biggest Small Game Season Opens This Morning

Pressure’ On Staff Hit By Johnson   1949 Proposal For Mis sion To Chiang Turned Down, He Says

Military Chiefs Under Political Pressure, Claim Of Louis Johtison

Senate Told Of Pressure = By Johnson   Plans for Military Mission Finally -: #®  GivenO.K. #8

Former Defense Secretary clares Military Chiefs Of St Under “Political Pressure”   MILITARY MISSION TO FORMOSA WAS REJECT

Resume Bitter Korean Fighting  - Reds Unloose Huge Artillery Barrage

Big Artillery Duel Develops In Korea War   Takes Place On East-Central Front North Of Inje

CONGRESSMAN KING ANNOUNCES STAFF   Retains Same Personnel in Allentown and Washington Offices   MISS LEWIS SECRETARY

GOVERNOR HINTS AT LIQUOR TIES   Scott Says That Leyislator With Pet Bill May Go  Along With Another Man On Wie

Senate Armed Services Group Votes Invitation   Fired General Invited To Testify As Part Of Broadscale Inquiry Into Far Eastern Policies; Committee Votes Unanimously For Invitation To General

SHARP P CLASHES MARK KOREAN FRONT   Red Casualties Mount to Nearly One And a Quarter Million

lran Finds Numerous Difficulties ‘In Trying To Operate Complicated Petroleum Industry

Note Readied For Kremlin   Allies Now ‘Positive’ Of Bige-4 Conference

Waterfront Tieup Averted On West Coast Last Night   40 Hour Week For Skippers On Pacific Plus Pay Hike

65,000 Garment Workers Return To Jobs Today  First Stoppage Of ork In 25 Years Ended

Record Purse Awaits Winning Horse In 77th Running of Kentucky Derby

19 Are Likely Starters in 77th Derby Running  ne   Record Purse Set For Pacing Classic; Battle Morn is 4-1

No Top Derby Favorite  “Rattle Morn, Mameluke ‘And Counterpoint’ ‘Hold Edge

Ith Running Of Kentucky Derby Today   Greatest Prize In Racing Goes To Winner ~

ALLIES HALT RED ATTACKS.IN KORE/   U.N. Planes Smash Commu. nist Truck Coanvove

Reds Mount Big Attacks ‘Alona Front   Fighting is Reported Hagins On 60-Mile Sector; Smash Enemy Supply Trucks

Thousands Of Reds Hit UN Lines All Along Battlefront  All Enemy Attacks Repulsed, But Heavy Fighting Still Raging

Temperatures   Bradley, Bohlen Confer With Ridgway Regarding Full Scale.War Erupting

Reds Hit Entire Allied Lines With Major Attacks   UN Planes Blast Enemy Supply Lines to Front

Tells Deferments From Draft for College Students   Draft Headquarters Lists Requirements For Deferments

UN Advanee May Nip Red Spring Push   Cut Supply Line Infliet Big Loss

_REPORT ON AUTOS  One-Third of Cars Should Go Off [Road in All-Out War, Agency Says

Signs For Peace Are Stronger.   Commie: Radio Makes Statement That. Indicates It.

Reds Reportedly Ready To Ease Buffer Stand  Chief of Communist Delegation Quoted As Saving Demarcation Line Chanae Possible

heds Again Show Signs Of Easing Buffer Stand   Nam Reported Saying Military Line “Adj ustinent’  Is Possible

Sub-Committee Continues Talks To End Deadlock   Gen. Nam Ready To Maka Adjustmants If Necessary And Reasonable—Main Truce Teams To Continue Recess During Neaotiatians

Sneaking Fairly   Conciliatory Attitude Is Revealed by Radic  an : Sa Delegation at Kaesong  ae Cacnne 14 Te Daccrzhila ta   Head of Red Delegation at Kaesong Reported as Saying It Is Possible to Adiust Parallel 38 Difficulty.

Peiping Radio Hints Change In Position   Allied, Communist Subcommittee Tries To Iron Out Issue

Reds Back Down, Not So Stubborn On Buffer Dispute      vam Il Quoted As Saying Adjustment May Be Approved

Reds Reported Weakening on. Buffer Zone  Peiping Radio Says   Peiping Radio Says Nam Told Negotiators Possible to Adjust

Nam Says Line For Truce Can Be “Adjusted”   Joint Subcommittee Seeking Compromise

Adjustments Possible Tf Reasonable   Sub-Unit Given Issue For Informal Trv At Settlement

Chinese Reds Reported Ready To Back Down  Nam II Believed Willing to Adjust   Not Confirmed

Peiping Radio Quotes General As Willing for ‘Adjustments’ In His 38th Paralle! Proposal

Nam [i Hints — Truce Demand  . May Be Eased   ‘Shirt Sleeve’ Session Of Armistice Teams

Chief Negotiator Hints At Possible Adjustment — Of Disputed Buffer Zone   Largest Concession Yet Made By Enemy In Long-Stalemated Talks Seekine To Bring Peace To Korea

ut. Gen. Nam Il Is Credited By Peiping Radio With More Conciliatory Talk Than Negotiators For Cease-Fire Have Heard

The Forrestal Diaries Truman Calls for $400 Million Tn Aid for Greece And Turkey

Difficulties With Economy and the Budget; Truman Cails For $400,000,000 in Aid to Greece and Turkey

Forrestal Diaries: Truman Calls For $400 Millions in Aid to Greece. Turkey

OFFERS TO SEND CADET CRIBBERS TO NOTRE DAME   Anonymous. Benefactor Bars Athletics for Those Who Accept.

Anonymous Benefactor Offers To Pay Way At Notre Dame For Dismissed West Point Cadets

Three British Feared Hurt In Iran Riots  _ Troops, Tanks Sent . To Seene, Premier   _ Troops, Tanks Sent  - To Scéne, Premier Reports; Lay Blame  “On Communist Party

lran Oil Field Riots Flare  Three Britons May Be Killed or Injured

Angry District Attorney Seeks Evidence in Lang'Bennett-Wanger Shootinc

Louis Weber on  Trial for Perjury   Second Prosecution Growing Out of Crime Hearings Begins in Federal Court

New Perjury   Hearing Opens Numbers Man Weber Faces Federal Court

Peiping Radio Says U.N. Lies About Buffer   Claims Allies Want Line To Run 3 To 3¢ Miles Farther North

Inflation Peril Io Wace Line, Warns Tobin  Labor Secretary   Labor Secretary Backs Truman On Demand For Powers

Tobin Hits At High   Price Rise   Calls For + Stronger Curbs  Over Economy

Nationalists Tell Of Anti-Red Drive   General Li Mi Wars Against Communists On China Mainland

Formosa Ends Silence About Li Mi Activity   Nationalist General Has Been Campaigning Against Chinese Reds Leaders Announce

ice of Price Stabilization Little red of Hearing Story About- Cabbage

OPS Tired of of Cabbage Story   But Wit's Gag Still Going Strong

OPS Just a Little Tired of It All   ae a  Why Pick on Cabbase.. 7 S64:

New Attack May Come by Monday  Reds Probe for Soft Spot in Allied Lines

Commies Probe For Soft Spot In U.N. Lines   Offensive Expected To Explode Monday

Reds Hunt Soft Spot In U.N. Line   Force of 390,000 Communists Ready For New Offensive

Will Lower Standards F or Army   Those Rejected In Draft Will Be Re-Appraised, Committee’ Hears

House Weighing Compromise On 18-Yr.-Old Draff   Sen. Ferguson Calls Security Board  Creation ‘Partisan’

Plan Lowering Of Standards For Draftees   Will. ‘Reappraise’ Men Rejected; Hppe to Add 150,000 to Military

Defense Dept. To Lower Service Requirements   799,000 Rejects To Be Examined Again For Draft

Qualifications for Military Service. To Be Lowered, Mrs. Rosenbera Says

OWER DRAFT TANDARDS IS  AN OF ARMY   sistant Secretary of Defense Discloses Proposal to House Committee   TIGHTEN DEFERMENTS

ARMY TO EASE HEALTH RULES FOR DRAFTEES   Induction Standards To Be Revealed  In Future

Lower Military Standards   Way Discussed To Tighten up or Deferments Under  The Draft Law

Action Will Affect Many Classified 4-F   Mrs. Rosenberg Reveals New Plans ® To House Committee

Lower Requiremehts For Dratt Disclosed  Physica], Mental Qualifications To Be Lessened. Mrs. Rosenbera Tells Grouns

Physical, Mental Service Standards  To Be Lowered  799,000 Men Rejectec For These Reasons To Be Re-Examined

Defense Dept. Asks to Draft 150,000 4-F’s   Rosenberg Wants, Mental and Physical Standards Cut

Plan Lowering Of Qualifications For War Service   Must Reappraise 799,000 Rejected For Mental Or Physical Reasons

Will Affect Many Listed Now As 4-F   Defense Program Revealed At House Group’s Meeting

Yoions iry 10 Delay Duty For 18-Year-Olds   Draftees Rejected For Military Duty Will Be Retected

Reappraisal of Deferred Pool Defense Plan  House Committee  Argues Proposals Toa Lawer Aca Timi

Qualifications For Military To Be Lowered   Those Previously Given Exemptions Will Have Re-examinations Soon

Armed Services Committee Move To  Sidetrack 18 Year Old Draft Seen

799,000 Rejects Face Checkup  Lower Physical Standards Weighed for Armed Forces

May Delay Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Would Use Present Manpower First

PRESENT 4-F'S TO GET CALL FOR SERVICE   Exam Standards Will Be Lowered, Conaresamen Told

Armed Service Qualifications ToBeLowered   Defense Departrient To Call for. Re-Check Of Those Rejected:

Qualifications For Draft Cut  Defense Department Acts to Obtain Men

Physical, Mental Standards for Draft fo be Cut   Will be Lowered As Far as Possible To Cut Rejections

LOWER DRAFI STANDARDS TO BE SET   Compromise Looms On Induction of Men at Ace 18

Army To Lower Requirements  U.S. May Look Over Rejected 4-F Field

Physical Tests For Services To Be Lower   150,000 Extra Men Wil Be Available Under New Standards

Qualifications For Draft to  Be Lowered   799,000 Men Already Rejected for Mental and Physical Reasons Will Be Re-appraised, Assistant Defense Secretary Tells House Committee

Defense Department Plan: To Cut Physical, Mental Qualifications For Draft

150,000 4-F's May Face Induction Under New Plan   Mrs. Rosenberg Tells House Group Services To Reduce Standards

To Lower Standards in Draft   Plan To Scoop Up an Extra 150,000 Men by Reappraisal

Dratt Chiet Cuts Figure Ot 4-F Pool   80,000 Available, Hershey Advises   Plan To Take Men Married Sinee War Started Is Considered

Manpower Pool Buildup Pushed  Delay Asked In Draft Of 18-Year-Olds

House Committee Considers Plan to Delay Youth Draft  * Service for 18-Year-Olds’ May,Be- Put.   wolfe fins] 10 92 D..1.% Cok...

4-Fs Will Be Recalled For Second Test   Mrs. Rosenberg Reveals Qualifications Will Be Cut; Affects 799,000

4.F Draft Pool Figures Scaled   Call-up of Newlyweds May Be Needed To Meet Demands of Military

COST OF LIVING AT ALL TIME PEAK DEC. 15   1 ¢ TO LOWER REQUIREMENTS FOR DRAFTEES

Reappraisal Of Rejectees May Be Made  150,000 Limited Service Personnel To Be Taken Under Lower Standards

Lower Standards For Draft Near   To Reappraise the  860,000 Men Who Have Been Rejected For Armed Servircsne

D 44 Relectoos         efense Department Pla walifications For -Military- Service

Pentagon to Lower Standards   Mrs. Rosenberg Tells Plan to Set Up New Requirements

Services To Reduce Standards   Mrs. Rosenberg Sees Draft for 150,000 Under Proposal.

LOWER DRAFT REQUIREMENTS   799,000 Rejected Men T« Be Re-Examined Under New Program

PLAN MAY ADD 150,000 MEN FOR LIMITED DUTY   Thousands Rejected To Be Re-Appraised, Says Mrs. Rosenberg.

Military Will Lower Draft Standards   Aimed at Gathering in 150,000 Classified as 4-Fe

House Reported Considering Delay Of 18-Year-Old Draft Until Present Pool Is Gone

To Lower Physical, Mental Standards for Army Service   Many Men Rejected By the Draft Will Be Reannpraised.

Status of 4-F Men Affected By New ‘Action   Detense Department; An . nounces. That It Intends to Reduce Physical and. Mental BReaanuivements

Group Would . Delay Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   House Unit Proposes To Exhaust 19-26 Manpower Pool First

Qualifications for Military Service fo Be Lowered   799,000 Rejected for Draft to Be Appraised Again, Committee Tolc

Rejectees Face Reappraisal of Classifications   Limited Services Planned for Men Below Combat Par

Draft Standards To Be Lowered  Rejected Men Will Be Re-Appraised

Armed Forces fo Lower Standards  Plan Re-examination of 799,000 Rejected Men

ARMY PLANS T0 CUT STANDARDS FOR INDUCTEES   ‘Men Rejected for Physical and Mental Reasons to Be Re-Appraised.

Men Turned Down by Draft Are To Be Re-Examined for Limited Duty in Armed Force

-F Men Face Service Under Lower Standard:   Military Plans To Ease Mental, Physical Rules

Draft Rejects To Get Another Examination:  Lower Standards Planned Now By Defense Deo't. ©

DEFENSE CHIEF WOULD ACCEPT LESS ABLE MEN   LOWER MENTAL AND PHYSICAL STANDARDS FOR ARMY DRAFTEES

Labor's Stitt Stand May Bring Crisis ‘in Government's Mobilization Plans

MacArthur To Continue Offensive   Official Suggests Reds Hope To Hold Onto North Korea

Unlikely Tran Will Receive U. S. Cash Aid Oil Dispute Spoils  Chances for Major Loan. Officials Say

U.S. Not Likely To Help Iran Financially   Crisis Over Oil Reason For Lack Of Sympathy

Fund for Iran Held Unlikely  Driblets of Dollars Probably Will Occur

Bridge Collapse Called Sabotage   Quebec Premier Starts Investiaation

Charges Bridge Sabotage Target   Quebec Premier Will Launch Inquiry Into. Tragic Collapse

Premier Says Span Collapse Work of Subversive Factor:  Duplessis Calls In quiry Into Bridge Failure;

— KOREA — — Europeans In Foe’s  Forces   1,000 PLANES BACK ENEMY

3 Allied Divisions Thrown Into Fighting; 5000 Soviet Satellite Troops in Korea

Three Divisions Thrown Against Enemy in Korea  Attem pt to Knock      Attempt to Knock Threatened Red Push Off Balance

Allies Drive to Prevent  Red Attack   Three American Divisions Join Limited Offensive Aimed at Jabbing Communist Troops Off Balance ©

83,000 Threaten Offensive   Soviet ‘Puppet’ Army Includes Germans and East Eurcpeans

Germans Reported In ‘Puppet’ Force   ith And 2nd Groups, Ist Marines In Bloody Duel, Van Fleet Says

Three U. S. Divisions  Hit Reds   Attack Made To Stall Any Red Offensive

OFFENSIVE BY REDS THROWN OFF BALANCE  Entrenched Commu.   Entrenched Communists In Korea Severely Battered by U.S. Divisions.

83,000 Reds Believed Ready to Launch Huge Drive Within Two Week:

Gridders Under Polio Quarantine  Two Columbia U Players Stricken

Latest Cease-Fire Bid Rejected By Red China, Peiping Radio Reports

Problems Connected With Televising Maior Party Conventions Under Study

Tax Inerease Is Labeled Int lationary   .    Reduction In Expense:  — Of Government Urged By Ex-Treasurer

Says House Bill Would Boost Inflation  Magill Has Plan   Magill Has Plan To Place Burden On Low Incomes

Sees Tax Boost As Inflationary   Urges Sales Tax, Opposes - Increases On’ Corpordtions

House Tax Measure Jo Boost Inflation,  Ex- -Official States  nen a Ae lCUOeelUCUrlC lee Cee lOO ie ene ernie   Hikes Discourage Investment, Boost Prices, MaGill Says

Tax Bill Is Seen Spur To Inflation   Union Leader Urges Reduction of Levy On Lower Incomes

Says Inflation Is Promoted by Tax Increases   Former Undersecretary of Treasury Roswell Magill Appears Before Senate

Maoill Sees Tax Hike Boost On Inflation  Offers Program Similar to One Of Manufacturers

Former Treasury Official Declares  Tax Hike Would Promote Inflation

HITS TAX BOOST   Former Treasury Official Says Further Inflation Will Result

Hitch Develops In Iran Oil Talks   Tehran Officials Express Pessimism

lran Doubtful On Oil Peace   Officials Disclose New Hitch in Talk For Peace on AIOC

Another Hitch Springs Up In Iran Oil Talks  Teheran Officials a ee a

Pessimism Is Shown In Oil Talks   Tranians Cool To Overtures Made By BRritich

Allied Planes, . Artillery Try To Break Up Big Red Supply Effort   ‘Partial Blackout’ Is Clamped on News From the War Front

ARMY CENSORS CLAMPED DOWN ON DISPATCHES   Rumor Major Battles Are Now Shaping Up Across Peninsula

vartial News Blackout Could Signal New Offensive: Bradey Returning to U. S. After Conferences

‘Blackout’ May Herald New Attack   Planes Hit Large Red Supply Lines; Invasions Hinted

WARPLANES HIT ENEMY BUILDUP AS FIGHT RAGES   Communist Supply Effort Is Assaulted— Red Troops Hold Infantrymen To No Gains.

Planes Blast Jammed Red Supply Lines   Partial Blackout Clamped on News from Korean Fronts

Try to Break Up Biggest Supply Effort Since May   Partial Blackout Clamped On News From Korean Front

ACTION MIGH) BE PRELUDE TO ATTACK   Partial Blackout Clamped On News Service   Jam Highways In Greatest Supply Effort Since Big Flop Last May

CENSORS HIDE PURPOSE OF BIG BARRAGE   WARPLANES STRIKE AT TRUCK CONVOYS IN NORTHERN KOREA

UN War Planes Seek Break-Up Of Red Supplies   Partial Blackout Of News Laid Down As Guns Thunder

Allied Artillery Throws Barrage Over West Front   Attempt Made To Break Up Big Red Supply Effort; BradJey Holde Parley

U. N. Artillery Roars Along the Western Front   Planes Try to Break Up Big Red Supply Effort: Pilots Spot 4,355 Trucks.

War Clouds Darkening Over Korea   Big Battles Appear To Be Shaping Up as News  Blackout Imposed.

IMPOSED ON BATTLE NEWS:           Impending Drive By Communists O; UN Conjectured:

Tiehtened Censorship Mav Herald Dig Drive Kither by Allies or Enemy:  > MiGs Believed Downed

UN Artillery Pounds Reds’ Supply Lines Censorship May  Hide New Allied Fall Offensive

Red Troops Open Two Probing Atfacks Today   Partial Blackout Is Clamped on News From Front

CUT OFF NEWS, MAY INDICATE COMING MOVE   ‘Shooting Stars’ Knock Down Two Of Enemy Jets

Censorship Clamped on Korean War   Correspondents See Hints of Possible New Offensive in News Blackout

Clamp Partial News Blackout On War Front   4,335 Red Trucks Spotted on Highways Tuesday Night

Big Battles Shaping Up  In Korea   Mounting Fury Marks Fighting On Entire Front

Planes Try To Break Up Biggest Red Supply Move   ‘Partial Blackout’ Clamped On News From War Front

U.N. Planes Try to Break Supply Line   Partial Blackout Clamped on News From War Front; Guns Near Kaesong

Mighty Allied Barrage Blasts Supply Lines  Big Offensive May Be Under Way

Reds Hustle Men, Guns Into Position   ‘Blackout’ Dropped On Allied Activity; Siunnly Lines Shellec

Warplanes Try To Break   Up Big Supply Effort By Communists While Arvtillery Fire Roars

Intensify AttacksOn Red Lines   Partial Blackout Of News From Front May Be Sign Of New Offensive

Planes Try ToBreak Up. Sunply Lines   News Blackout Is Clamped On; May Mean Offensive

Artillery Roar Thunders Along Western Front  War Planes Strike At Red Supply Line

Partial News Blackout Is Now In Effect  Fighting Mounting   Fighting Mounting In Fury Along Front Is Report

Allies Lay Down Heavy Barrage   Thunderous Artillery Fire May Presage New Offensive; Two Red MiGs Shot Down

News Blackout Hints Possible New Offensive  UN Pilots Try To Break Up Near-Record Supply Effort

Guns Roar As U.N. Tries To Break Up Red Supply Effort   Blackout of News May Mean Allies Start Offensive

Allied Artillery Blasts Red Line   UN Planes Break  Un Sunnly Effort:

Allies Try To Smash Red Buildup   Communists Attack After Holding Off  U.N. Infantrvmen

U.N. War Planes Strike At Red Supply Trucks  ‘Partial Blackout’ On News Imposed By U. N. Headquarters

Seesaw Fight Rages In West As Jets Battle   Flame-Throwing UN Troops In Assault On Hill Positions

Artillery Barrage Fires West Front War Planes Try to  Bre ak p Bievest Red  Say > Sap Mn CS Depmipe cs, 2 . anmalie

Allied Planes Hammer Reds Supply Line   Bradley Leaves For Home After Visit to Front

‘Allied Artillery Opens Up On Big Communist Supply Convoy!   Pilots Count 4,355 Red Trucks On Highways; Planes And Warships Join In Thunderous Attack.

Allies Set Off Artillery Barrage  News Blackout Imposed Amid  Sians Huge Offensive Impends

UN Planes Blast At Huge Enemy Supply Buildup   Partial Blackout Clamped on News From War Fronts

WAR’S BIGGEST BARRAGE LAID DOWN ON REDS   Major Action Hinted Bs Partial Blackout Of News

UN PLANES HIT GROWING RED SUPPLY LINES   Censorship May  Signal Launching Of New. Offensive

Artillery Action On Western Front   U.N. War Planes in Smash ‘at Big Communist Sup. ply Effort

Sister Kenney, Founder of Polio Treatment, Dying of Slow Paralysis

aMURTAGE OF LAGUR FOUND IN BIG GITIEE   Tobin Says It Will Get Worse With Speeding Up of Production.

8st Congress Votes Funds, Defense Bill and Adjourns   GOP More Potent in New Congress Meeting Today and Clashes Already Shaping Up

8Ist Congress Passes Into History; Defense Fund OK’‘d   Senate Democrats Name McFarland as New Head

History Claims 81st Congress; 82nd In Today  Truman Gets Much   Truman Gets Much But Trouble Seen With New Conaress

BIST CLOSES ITS STORMY 2-YEAR SPAN   Votes Huge Defense Fund; Approves Home Front Preparedness

8 lst Congress Slips Into History; Offers Big Defense Outlay   New Group of Lawmakers Will Convene Today; Retiring Representative Rich Is Given Round Of Applause After Making Swan-Song Address

Lame Ducks Limp Off After Passing $20.000,000,000 Defense Measure  I   $2 ] Billion Tasoed For Home-Front; War Powers Fight Loom:

82nd Congres: To Convene at Noon Today  81st Adjourns After Voting $20 Billion Defense Bill

Old 81st Congress  Ends Term  ‘B2nd Congress   82nd Congress Plans To. Convene Wednesday Noon

LAWMAKERS QUIT AFTER APPROVING HUGE ARMED FORCES OUTLAY  Congress Votes Defense Funds

Military Fund, Civil Defense Bill Approved   82nd Congress Convenes Today

8ist Congress Finishes Work   ON 2 COMMITTEES Whip Johnson Holds Key Post in Senate

Olst ¢ Juits; New 2°nd Set Today      Lame Duck Congress Votes Huge Outlay In Defense Action

Congress  Votes Fund For Defense Then Quits   82nd Congress Convenes Today: McFarland New Senate Leader

Sist Congress Adjourns; New One Starts Today  Huge Outlays for Defense Funds and Home Front Preparedness Vote; ® McFarland New Democratic Floor Leader

82) CONGRESS IS CONVENED AT NOON TODAY   Senate Dems Choose McFarland, Arizona,  As New Floor Leader

Preparedness Bull   Goes to President   Lawmakers Limit Trnman’s Emervency Powers

Speaker Rayburn Reveals Peril in Debate on Draft   *Russians’ Massing in Manchuria, Texan Says in Rare Speech

Rayburn Claims US In ‘Terrible’ Danaer Of War   Says Chinese Not Only Troops Massed In Korec

 Rayburn Says Not All Troops On Korea Border Are Chinese   Speaker Breaks into Draft-UMT Debate After White House Briefing To Point Peril

RAYBURN FEARS WAR IS COMING   Speaker Hints Russians  May Be In Manchuria

Rayburn Warns Of War Danger   Speaker Descends - To Floor To Give Solemn Warning

Nation May Be on Brink of World War {fl, Rayburn Waris House  Speaker Interrupts Draft Bill Debate To Caution Russian Troops May Be Part Of Forces Massing to Act in Korea

House Starts Debate on Draft Law With Warning New World War Possible

‘Yes’, ‘No’ Puzzle House  On War Peril   Rayburn Delivers Warning, Connally Saya Not This Year

Nation In “Terrible” Danger Of World War, Rayburn Says  House Speaker Breaks Into UMT Debate To Warn Chamber Against “Complacency”

Rayburn's War Warning Echoes In House   Says Other Troops Beside Chinese Reds Massing in Manchuria

Rayburn Hints Soviet Build-up  In Manchuria  He Cites Massing   He Cites Massing Of Troops To Spur Draft OK

‘Terrible Danger Of War Echoes in Draft Debate  Rayburn, Connally At Odds On War Threat; Barden Gets Support

Rayburn Warns Nation Facing  Danger Of War  Hints Russian Troops Now ‘Serve In Korea

Connally and Tokyo Headquarters Discount Rayburn’s Warning ef ‘Terrible Dancer’

RayburnWarns 3rd World War Is Real Danger   Breaks into Debate On UMT To Give Solemn Warning

Reveals Sovie Massing Men  In Manchuria  Bill To Double Marine Corps Set

RAYBURN SAYS WORLD WAR Ill MAY BE NEAR   Oracle of White House Speaks; College Ratings Set

Rayburn Says  Soviet Massing  In Manehuria Texan Interrupts  Biter Draft Debate  ee ey ee

Rayburn Warns. Of War Dangers   World War is Echoed In House Debate Over Draft-UMT Proposal

War Warning  Feeds Debate   Rayburn’s Statement Cited In Draft Talk

Tells of Massing of Troops in Manchuria and Korea “And Not All Them Chinese Communists by a Great Extent”.

Connally: No War This Year   Rayburn’s View Contradicted; Draf Debate Continues

Rayburn's War Warning Stirs House   Speaker's Statemenf About Danger Creates Interest

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Floods Due :  Weather   Chilly Easter Does Not Affect Church Attendance

Cold Cuts Down Easter Parade   Floods Likely in Great Plains Area

$40,000 NEEDED $31,000 Steps From Goal, ‘March of Dimes’ at Craw!

Johnston’s Peace-Making Efforts Appear Deadlocked; Graham Named To Hish Office

Peace-Making Efforts of ESA Are Deadlocked  a SM Me   Defense Manpower Administrator Named In Labor Department

Wage Controls Talk Deadlocked   Labor, Management Not Able to Agree

Peace-Making Deadlocked On Wage Controls  Labor Chiefs Stay Out Of Picture

Labor. U.S. Aoreed They Don’t Agree   DiSalle Criticizes Unions For Walking Out on Mobilization

Johnston In Deadlock With Labor Faction  Mobilization Plans Stymied By Discord

Price Head Hits Lahor For Walkout   Labor, Management Still Deadlocked  On Wage Controls; Food Orders Planned

Johnston Plans For Labor Peace Are Deadlocked   Both Sides Agree On On That Phase Of Mobilization.

Both Sides Say Johnston Fails In Peace Move   Labor Leaders Assailed For Quitting Positions In Federal Agencies

Peace Efforts in Mobilization Row Are In Deadlock   DiSalle Raps Labor Leaders For Walking Out

Wage Controls In Deadlock for The Time Being  Labor, Management Are Agreed on That

Johnston Fails In Efforts To Bring Harmony   Neither Side Sees Any Early Hopes For Break; Three Big Food Price Orders Being Readied

Peace Conference On Mobilization Is Deadlocked  OPS Officials Put Finishing Touches On Food Orders

Mobilization Peace Talks Deadlocked   Stalemate Only Item Management, Labor Agree On

Labor Walkout ‘Not A Strike,’  Carey Asserts   DiSalle Criticizes Unions’ Action In Leaving  LU. S. Agencies

DISALLERAPS — WALKOUT OF LABOR CHIEFS   OPS Officials Speed Work On New Food Price Controls.

U.S. Defense Program Peace Talks Stymied   New System Of Price Controls Due Soon Yar Grocery Stores And Wholesale Firms

Wage Control Efforts Still Deadlocked  Graham Is Named Chief Of Defense Manpower Offices

 Labor, Management Agree Peace Talks On Mobilization Program Are Deadlocked

Labor, Industry: Agree That They Are Deadlocked  ~Efforts To. Bring’ -Pagea In Detance —

No Decision In Deadlock On Controls   DiSalle Raps Labor's Stand In Curbs Fight

Labor Fight On Controls . In Deadlock  Over Nation   Price Office Begins Final Preparations  Of New Food Order

Rivals Still  Feuding Over Wage Control:   3 Big Food Orders to Be Issued This Week

Wage Curbs Peace Drive Deadlocked   Price Director DiSalle Criticizes Labor Leaders

Wage Control Peace Effort At Deadlock   Labor and Management Both Agree Moves Are at Stalemate

Talk Deadlocked OnESA’s Wage Control System  ‘DiSaite's Office Puts Final Touches On New Food Price Ceilings

Graham Named To High Post... . Wage Control Feud  Remains Unbroken

Mobilization Peace Tries  Deadlocked   Management, Labor Officials Aaree on This

Efforts To Iron Out Wage Curbs Issue Stymied Price Chief DiSalle  Criticizes Top Labor Men For Walkouts

New Request Is Issued By Defense Department To Clarify Atrocities

Request for Details Sent To Ridgway   Army Chiefs Continue To Be Puzzled by Report  <Ieeued by Hanlev. .

Defense Department Requests Tokyo Command to Clarify Questions Rising From Korea Atrocity Report

Clarification Of Atrocities Story Sought   Army fs Without Data on How Total “Figure Arrived at

CLAIM TROOPS WILL LAND ON KOREA COASTS   Forecast Bombing Of Their Bases in Manchurian Area

\o Answer To R ideway  Offer Given   Propaganda Blasts Come After Bradley Arrives to Map New UN Battle Strategy

Peiping Broadcast Says Landings Will Be Made on Both Coasts of Northern Korea.  CHARGES U. S.

Charge Talks Wrecked U.S. Preparing Amphibious Landings, Red China Asserts

SEES -A NEW DRIVE   Peiping Radio Says. U. 5. Has Wrecked the Truce Talks

‘Says Landings On Coasts Of Korea Scheduled   Charges U. S. With Wrecking Talks To Work Out Peace

PEIPING CHARGES ALLIES PLANNING KOREAN LANDINGS    Communist Radio Says U.N, Airmen Ready To Bomb  } Pht men Deeme

Peiping s Blast Says Amphibious Attack Scheduled  Enemy Statement Disregards Appeal

Peiping Radio Charges US. Wrecks Talks  Says America Plans Amphibious Strikes Along Both Coasts

Allies Set for Strike, Reds Say   Peiping Radio Hints UN Coastal Attack on North Korea

Reds Claim U.N. Commanders Plof Coastal Assaults   American Divisions Reportedly Train for Amphibious Landings.

U.S. PREPARES FOR LANDINGS, CHINESE SAY   Peiping Broadcast Says American Maps Amphibious Attacks on Both Coasts of North Korea.   CHARGE TRUCE TALKS WRECKED   Chinese Claims U. S. Plans to Bomb Manchurian Bases, Builds Up Air, Sea Land Forces.

Reds Charge U.S. Wrecked Peace Parley   Hopes For Peace Fade Away As New Snaas Hit Talks

Reds Claim U.N. Plans  New Drive   Peiping Radio Broadcas Says Bases in China Will Be Bombed.

Peiping Claims Allies to Drive North for ‘Yalu   Bradley Meets SCAP As Enemy Charges UN to Bomb China

Reds Charge UN With Preparing New Offensive   Say Allies Planning Amphibious Landing Above 38th Parallel

Amphibious Landings Predicted   Propaganda Blast Comes 24 Hours After Gen. ‘Bradley’ Arrival in Tokyo

RED CHINA RADIO SEES AMPHIBIOUS LANDINGS BY U. S.   NORTH KOREA COASTS THOUGHT OBJECTIVES; HIT TALK ‘WRECKING’

Radio Says Dual Drive Is Planned   Propaganda Blast Picked Up By U.N. Monitors In Tokyo

Truce Talks Wrecked By America, Peiping Asserts   No Mention Made of Re. quest by Ridgway to Move Parley Site

Reds Say U.S. Plans Amphibious Landing   Wreck Peace Talk. inemy Radio  Alleges

China Reds Accuse U.S. As Wrecker   Claim Americans Plan Drive To Yalu River And Bombing 0!  Coammiuniet Racace

U.S.Has Wrecked Truce Talks, Red China Radio Says   Claim Amphibious Landing On Both ‘Coasts Of North Korea Is Planned

CHINESE SAY TRUCE TALKS ARE WRECKED   Communists Claim Guard Divisions  Will See Action

Red China Charges U. S. Wrecked Talks   Peiping Radio Says Americans Plan Amphibious Landing:

Opponents Say Americans Wrecked Truce Meetings; UN Planes Attack Vehicles

Broadcast from Peiping Also Charges Americans Plin To Drige Communists to Yalu River Boundary and Bomb Enemy Bases in Northeast China—Weather Slows Air and Cround Cinerationa

Foe Ignores Proposal for Site Change   Chinese Claim Americans Ready Coastal Assaults

U.S. Wreeks  Truce Talks.  Peiping Says Says We Plan  2-Coast Landings

Propaganda Blast-at' Bradley  “Allies Train 5   “Allies Train 5 More Divisions”

Claim UN Plans New Amphibious Landings Soon   Peiping Radio Hits New High In Propaganda Broadcasts; Bradley. Ridaway Hold Confab

‘Once- Prosperous Enaineer Reunited With Family After 39-Year Absence

Comes Back From Dead After Being Missing From Home For Past 39 Years

T Held in Anti-Union - Terrorism   More Detroit Arrest: Promised in Wake of Senate Unit Probe.

rarmers Price Protection Said To Be ‘Slighted   Brannan Claims Assurance Needed To Meet Goals

BRANNAN CLAIMS FARMERS EXPECTED TO CARRY LOAD WITHOUT ANY GUARANTEES

Brannan Says Farmers Not Treated Fairly   Urges Stronger Price Supports To Get More Fooc

Farmers Need Price Protectior Brannan Says   Says Gov’t Should Provide Better Support Program

DISPUTE, FLARES ON FOREIGN AID SPENDING PLAN   Senators Disagree On Who Should Direct Foreign Aid. Spending-Several Proposale Dyieawieasad

Senate Dividec Over Control Of Aid Funds   Single Administrator For Military, Civil Spending Proposed

Jury Measures Back to Senate   Committee Returns Two Bills without Recommendations

Committee Returns Jury Selection Bils To Senate Without Recommendation

Ask Russ to Slow Down Policies   Smalfl Nations In Plea Against Soviet Aggression

Jemaid Stronger UN Policy to Discourage ‘ny Aggressors or Fight Them If Necessary: U5. Challenges Reds to Talk Disarmament

Gideon And ‘Joe’ Flaugh  Nominated      Dallas Also Candidate For Mavor

Rail Load Growing  Nation Faces Transportation  (Pinch. Defense Chief Warns

Nation Is Faced With Severe Pinch  In Transportation   DTA Official States Drastic Control Orders Will Be  Necessary In Country

Washington‘ s Reaction to Stalin’ s Interview:  ‘The Same Old. Bragasancte

‘Propaganda Label Tied To Stalin’s Statements That Russia WV ants Peace

OFFICIALS STUDY PRAVDA REPORT  Senators Label Stalin's Blast At U.S. Aims As ‘Propaganda’

Senators Label Stalin’s Remarks _ As ‘Propaganda   Top Officials Begin Stud Of Interview Published In Russian Newspaper

Soviet Papers  Hit At Truman iFor ‘Attacks’  Assail President's  Message On Russian .  Se: oe

AEC Says Scientific Feasibility of Pianes Driven by Atomic Energy Has Been Provec

Atomic Powered Planes Feasible   Great Strides In Atomic Research Listed By AEC In Report To Congress

Commission Working Toward Day When—  Atomic Power Has Many Daily Uses

Tar Heels Reach For Their Coats   Inch Of Snow Covers Mt. Mitchell; Low Temperature Noted

Dewey Blasts GOP Proposals to Limit U.S. Troops Abroad  Demands Full Suppor For Quick Build-Up  Of European Forces

Dewey Flays Isolation Idea   Governor Backs U.S Troops to kurope

Dewey Wants Europe Aided   G.. O. P. Isolationism Hit Before Couvress

Dewey Widens GOP Split On Troops Issue  Angered Wherry Tags Talk ‘Smear’

WAbEa Vor Ut MORE TROOPS TO HALT ADS   “Only Course on Earth That Will Avoid War,” He Tells Congress.

“SUPERFORTS" BLAST ENEMY ROAD JUNCTION   BIG BOMBERS USE RADAR FOR NEW FLIGHTS

Costello on Stand in New York   Senators Indicate Effort Will Be Made to Deport Liq Shot Racketeer

Senate Crime Probers Quiz Frank Costello   Investigators Question Witness About His  Naturalization Papers

Seek fo Show Fraud Liable For Deportation   Witness Refuses To Answer Before Television Cameras

Move To Deport Costello Indicated By Senator   Gambler Questioned About Naturalization Papers At  New York Hearing: Refuses To Appear On TV

38th No Longer Snagging Truce   Negotiators Report Line Is Still Issue

Truce Teams Fail to Settle Buffer Issue   Failure to Insist on 38th Parallel Zone Seen as Hopeful Sign

Cease-Fire Line Issue  Unsolved   But Communists Abandon Demand For Zone on 38th

NEW OLD TESTAMENT:  14 Year Task Of Rewriting Testament In 20th Century English Completed

$5000 Run Into Profit Of $5,000,000, Suit Charges   Several Key Figures in Barium Steel Corp. Named jn Connecticut Litigation

Parlay $5,000 To 5 Millions, Suit Charges   Committee Seeks Zwillman’‘s Part Of Barium Holdings

Barium Steel. ‘Parlay’ Bared   Crime Probers Check Mobster’s Holdinas

Barkley Will Ignore Challenge to Debate ‘U.S. Policy in Korea   Rules Preve®t Vice President Taking Part in Senate Debate.

British Put 3 Divisions  Under Gen. Ike   French, Canadian, and U. S. Troops to Join Allied Europe Army

Narrow Gap Between Their, Allied Lines   (Latest War Map. Page 2.)

State Capital Set for Fine’s Inauguration   Thousands Pour Into City for Ceremonies; Cabinet Post Unfilled

Communist Forces Fall Back Along  Entire Front   Frontline Leaders Of Allies Caution Against Optimism Despite Withdrawal

Red Forces in Retreat ‘Along Entire War Front   Battered Armies Reel Backward Under Furious Alfied Onslaught

Brand Luciano Dope Ring Head  Smuggled Narcotics Into United States

Fine Announces Signing of Teachers’ Pay Bill in Address Before P. S. B A.

LEGEND IN HIS OWN TIME  Mae’s Career As Colorful As The General Himself

Guerrillas Hit From Ambush   High Commissioner Had. Been in Charge of Stamp: ing Out Reds in Jungles

MALAYAN REDS > KILL HIGH BRITE   SIR HENRY GURNEY SHOT IN AMBUSH ON, MOUNTALY ROAD—WIFE ESCAPES.

Red Guerrillas Slay British Malayan Chief   15 Others Woundec As Communists Ambush Convoy

British Chief in Malaya Is Killed In Red Anibush; Attack Follows  His Plan to Starve Communists

Ceiling Prices On Industry ‘ Start May 28   U.S. Clears Way For First Major Rollback on Tags

Act to Roll Back Manufacturers’ Prices; Milk Subsidies Suggested

Items Range From ( andy  To Video Set:   First Big Rollback Cleared by Action  Effective May 28

WAY CLEARED FOR ROLLBACK BY U.S. ORDER   New Price Ceilings To Be Imposed On May 28

Price Ceiling Paves Way For Rollback   oe t Governinent Orders  Tighter Control Effective May 28

Republicans, Democrats To Hold Conventions In Chicago Amphitheatre

Underworld, Tammany Hall Links Found  Kefauver Reserves Opinion on O'Dwyer, Blames Demo Group

Kefauver Sees Democrat Laxity   Says National Party Could Act in N. Y.

Oil Company Offers To Send Iran Delegates  Full Discussions On Crisis Offered

Hopes Raised For Peace In  Iran Oil Fight   U.S. Envoy Hails Company Offer To Send Aids For Talks

Iranian Oil Company Offers To Send Representatives To Tehran Parley

AMBASSADOR HAILS MOVE ~  ANGLO- IRANIAN COMPANY WILL DISCUSS CRISIS

Hope Is Seen F or Solution  In Oil Row  Otfar Of Camnany   Offer Of Company  Arouses Optimism   Deputy Premicr Claims Offer Is Acceptance Of Iran ‘Taking Over’

New Efforts To Solve Oil Problem Loom   Iranian Oil Company Offers to Send Its Delegates to Talk Matters Over

Ray of Hope In Oil Crisis   -Anglo-Iranian Oil Co Offers to Send Men te Iran to Discuss Issue

British Willing To Open Talks  On Iranian Oil  Company To Send Group To Discuss Natianalisgatian

NEW HOPE FOR SOLUTION OF - IRANIAN CRISIS   British Oil Company Offers to Send Representatives to Tehran

Oil Company to Dicker “Frankly”  U.S. Ambassador is Hopeful of Equitable g 7 a ® a . 2 a See

Oil Concern Would Send Men to Talk   Anglo-Iranian Company Offers Negotiations to Go Over Explosive Crisis  Expiration Is Near

Iran Oil Company To Discuss Crisis With Government _ Firm Offers to Send   Representatives

Oil Company to Negotiate Crisis   Britain to Send Men on Iran Oil Dispute

Anglo-lranian Offers to Talk  U. S. Envoy Hails Mood of Conciliatior

Grady Hopefu Tran Oil Crisis Can Be Settled   U.S. Envoy Declares Solution Possible In Exnlosive Rift

Tran Willing To Discuss Oil Dispute   Leader Will Meet Company Officer To Talk Terms

Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. Offers New Discussions   U. S. Ambassador Hails Move as Hopeful Sign in Explosive Crisis

British Offer To Talk About [ran Oil Crisis   US Envoy Hails Move; Company ‘Reserving Its  Legal Rights,’ Though

Oil Company Will Attend  Iran Parley   U. S. Envoy ‘Hopeful’ After British Firm Avcrees to Negotiate

Oil Firm Offers To  Discuss Oil Crisis   American Ambassador Hopeful Move Wil Lead To Satisfactory Aqreement Soon

First Hopes Of Solution In Oil Firm Fight Given   Company Makes, Offer Te Discuss Tension  With Government Mer

Committee Turns Down Gas Tax Hike   Citv Street Plan Advocated By Scott Defeated

Iran's Premier Urges Counal ToDropDispute   Against International Authorities Meddling In Present Oil Dispute

Iran Premier Bars  Oil Talks Renewal   Mossadegh Warns Security Council To Steer Clear Of Dispute

Mossadegh Asks Free Hand In ran Dispute —  Tells UN Council Country’s Problem — Is Internal One

Keep Hands OffTran, — U. N. Warned   No Jurisdiction In Oil Dispute, Mossadech Says

Keep Out OF Oil Fight, UN. Told By Mossadegh  Will Discuss Only Sales, Compensation

Mossadegh Demands His Nation Shape Its Own Economic Destiny   WILL CONFER WITH BRITAIN ON 2 POINTS

Keep Hands Off Iran, UN Is Told   Mossadegh Uncompromising in First Tall to Council.

Premier Quiefly Gives Arguments in Oil Squabble   Problem Described As Internal, Not In Scope Of UN Group

iS SING TION   IRAN WANTS NO U.N. INTERFERENCE   AGED PREMIER CALLS ON COUNCIL TO KEEP HANDS OFF LN OIL DISPUTE.

Mossadegh TellsU.N. Council To Keep Hands Off Dispute: Limits Talks With Britain

Keep Hands Of lran Warns UN   Mossadegh Says'Oil Is:Internal Probleny

METZLER THE SPEAKER   Sanitation Engineer Wilt Talk af  American Terion Meeting

Well. It's Cooling, Anyway Two Men Successfully Swim Channel; Seven Others Fail

‘This District Slated to Go in Reshuffling   One Proposal Agreed Upon and Two Others Worked Out Roughly by Penna. Delegation All Eliminate the 14th.

Hand-To-Hand Fight Develops North Of Seoul   MacArthur Offers To Confer On Peace

Allies Attack Last Major Red Line in Korea  M'Arthur Ready at ‘Any Time’ to Talk eareok mL. tow yt

Weather at Yuma   UN Authorized  To Cross Parallel   MacArthur Flies To Front; Says He's Willing To Negotiate With Red Chief

Allies Pry Foes Out Of Caves   General MacArthur Visits Front And Offers To Discuss Peace With Chinese

Allied Bayonet Drive Nears  29th Parallel   MaArthur Orders Troops to ‘Cross Line, Offers toe Discuss Truce

Ready To Negotiate, Orders Treops To Go On Toward Parallel   Allies Using Bayonets And Grenades To Pry Chinese Out Of Last Defense Line Caves.

MILITARY MONEY BILL APPROVED FAR NEW ARMS   Senate Appropriations Committee Passes Measure For Power - ful Secret Weapons.

$61 Billions Voted For Military Needs  Committee’s Bill Includes Secrets

New-Weapons Fund Increase  Gets Approval   AF Expansion, ‘Guided Missiles’ Featured Provisions

Defense Outlay Okehed   Secret New Weapons Provided in Measure Forwarded to Senate For Action Monday

Senate Group Forwards Big Military Bil   Unanimous In Voting For _ $61 Billion Fund

01 Billion Dollars for Military Use Given Approval   Appropriation Group Earmarks Sums for Air Power, Weapons

Senate Increases Bill by 5 Billion  95 Group Air Force Suggestion Is Made

Senate to Gel  Military Bill   Committee OKs Fund of Ol Billions: Secret Weapons Called For

Military Money Measure Providing New Weapons Passed By Senate Group

 —$61 BILLION FOR DEFENSE—  Budget Boosted To Pay  For Secret Weapons

Group 0.K.’s 61 Billions For Military   Senators Say Bill Provides For New Secret Weapons

Senate Approves Funds for New Secret Weapon   Claimed To Be More Terrible Than Atom Bomb

Senate Group Gives Unanimous Approva To Military Bill For Secret Weapons

Approves Huge Appropriation for U.S. Arms   Senate Okays Bill Pro viding for Devastating New Weapons

Senators Boost Proposed Funds For Milifary  $61 Billion Measure Provides for New  Secret Weapons

bout Town  And Country   Reapportionment Of Congressional Districts On Way

Draft Board Officer Held For Brivery   Memphis Official Is Alleged to Have Been Paid $200 to Change Man’s Classification

Dogged Citizens Fight Flood Big Mo's Crest Rolls Toward Mississipnpj

Citizens’ Army Works fo Hold Protective Dike   Women, Children Join Fight After Military Quits

Citizens Battle To Reinforce Dike, Save Town From Missouri Flood

Missouri River Carries Crest to Jefferson  City; West Alton and St. Louis Bracing As  High Waters Already Cause Great Damage a.

'Citizens lenor e Orders To lee  ‘And Work Against Time To Save  Dike Guarding West Alton, Mo.

Missourians F ight Flood In W. Alton   Death Toll Hits 36 As President Promises Help

Truman Inspects Flooded Area   Workers Refuse _ To Give Up Fight

West Alton Battles To Hold Levees   Pres. Truman Signs $25 Million Emergency Flood Relief Bill

Eisner Wants Roads To Pay Entire Cost  inti sii ii  mi fl Cinmale WI &wIUSSIIIYW Jiquats

Ted Hawley Not Only HATCHES Pigs Weanlings Will FLY For Delivery

Italian Prime Minister Heads For Homeland  ‘Greatly Satisfied’ With Agreements Reached In U.S.

TO ASK AID IN LAYOFF CRISIS   Williams Plans Appeal Tc Truman To Stem Rising Unemployment

Western Germany Spurns Red Wares   McCloy’s Report Bares Failure of Propagandists’ Drive to*Frighten People Into Communist Camp   Money Promotes Press Freedom

McCloy Calls Propaganda  Drive Flop   High Commissioner Belittles Efforts Of Communists

McCloy Declares Propaganda Fail:   Says Red Drive Results in Added Help for West

Red Campaign In West Zone Branded Flop’   McCloy Asserts Commie Propagandists Rejected Ag Fear Methods Fail

Support Of DefensePlanSaid Strong As Communists Fall Into Disrespect In Germany

RED PRESSURE FAILS-MCCLOY   West German Propaganda Try Flops, Says High  Commissioner

SUPPORT FOR WEST INCREASED Red Propaganda Drive Flops In West Germany--McCloy

RED DRIVETO LURE GERMANS CALLED ‘FLOP’   Western Sector Resists Assault By Pronaranda

 Red Propaganda Drive Has Flopped In West Germany, McCloy Reports

Red Drive In West Germany A Flop  Declares U- §. Commissioner McCloy   Communists Opened Full-Scale Assault Last Spring But All Signs Point To Utter Failure.

U. S. CHIEF IN WEST GERMANY SAYS; Russ Propaganda Drive, Begun in Spring, Fails.

Only Six Bodies Recovered From Illinois Shatt   Little Hope is Held For Miners; ‘Marsh Gas’ Blamed For Disaster

Grimy Rescue Teams Work In Shifts to Battle Gas In Effort to Reach Victims

Launch Move to Impeach Warren  Reinstatement of Dade   Reinstatement of Dade County Sheriff Is Cited

Demand Ouster  Of Gov. Fuller   Reappointment of Sheriff Of Dade County in Florida Brings Nationwide Scorn

Truman Asking Seaway Again   Plans Congress Prod To Join Canada in Disputed Protect

OPS Readies Black Market Beef Charges   ‘Big People’ Among Suspected Violators, Authnasitiac Claim

OPS Maps Case Against Big Meat Price Violations   ‘Serious Allegations’ y OF Ceiling Evasions  Studied by Agency

Killinger Greets News  With Prayer   Slayer Begins New Life In Penitentiary

Harpers Ferry Work Closer To Actuality   ‘De. Henry T. McDonald Tells Of Readiness Of Park Officials

HARPERS FERRY WORK CLOSE TO ACTUALITY   Ready Io Move On National Menument As Soon As Green Light Is Given

Oucadruplets Born To Wife Of Boston Policeman Have ‘Good’ Chance To Survive

WestMakes Peace Plans for Germany   Full Partnership in ‘European Defense Effort to Be Included

BiG THREE OFFER PEACE PLAN FOR WEST GERMAN)   Allies Hope Bonn Regime  Will Sign “Contract” Within Few Week

BlG v AGREE ON PLAN FOR USE OF ARMS   Order immediate Negotiation With Gov't to End Occupation.

Big 3 Agree On West German Peace Treaty  Bonn Government Will Be ‘Full Partner’ In Europe

Big Three Call for Plan To Aid in European Defense, End Occupatior

Decision Announced By West’s Big Three After  Washington Conference

Parleys Set OnRemoving  Allied Troops   Plan Would Enlist Human. Industrial Aid In Thwarting Russian Aims

Big 3 Formally Announces New Peace Contract  Bold Move to Enlist   Bold Move to Enlist German Resources Against Russia

Big Three. Ministers Meeting in Washington Decide On Opening Immediate Negotiations” With _ Bonn Government-te End Occupation.

Will Make West Zone Armed Ally   Negotiations Begin Soon With Bonn Govt. to End Occupation.

Twisters Usher Tornado Time Into State, Injuring Several   Bridge Creek School Buitdings Demolished, Only To Hurt Seriously; Others Near Waynoka and Near Pleasant Valley

Heaviest Damage Reported In Grady County Where Twe School Buildings Toppled

IN HOUSING MOVE Tri Delts to New Quarters; Acacias’ Will Use For mer House

LITTLE DAMAGE REPORTED    SUICIDE VERDICT RETURNED   ASSISTANT LEFAVPS Jor   BURGLARY CHARGES FILED   District Jury Is Told — Joctor Campbell Sane

Seven Await Noose   Press. To Be Barred When Germans Guilty Of War Crimes Are Hanged at Frankfurt

Press Barred From Hangings Of 7 German:   ‘Convicted Nazi Criminals  To Receive Final Visits  At Landsberg Prison

MeGLOY ORDER AT FRANKEURT VEILS DETAILS   Seven War Criminals Founc Guilty of Prison Massacres.

Press Barred  From Hangings  Newspapers Can't   Newspapers Can't Cover Executions

—EXECUTIONS DUE SOON— Army Bars Press From  Hanging Of Seven Nazis

Ban on Press At Hangings   tL. S. Forbids a Coverite of Seven To be Veecu

Executions Of War Criminals To Be Secret  Press Banned From Witnessing Death Of Seven Germans

U.S. Probes ‘Upgrading’ Low Cost Beef and Black Market Diversion

DISALLE SEES ABUNDANCE OPS Probes Reports ; ° ” : 9 Of Beef ‘Upgrading

Secret He ‘arings Start Into Death of American  Agent In Italy In °44

KS ON DEATH   House Group Investigating Slaving of Army Officer by Aides

Zhukov May Be Korean War Director  Joint Headquarters Believed In Mukder

MUKDEN HE ADQUARTERS  - Lhukov, Soviet General,  P Guides W ar, US. Told 

Ike’s Supporters Launch Campaign   ‘Professional’ Politicians Assailed As Duff Opens Headquarters —

Judge Burgwyn Acquitted Today   Freed Of Charge Of Drunken Driving In Virginia Community

Chinese Shake Hands---and Pull Triggers   Point-blank Battle Rages After Foe Tricks Americans

"Eviands’   pens:  Reds Wave White Flags Shake Hands, : . Then Fire

“Surrendering” Chinese Shake Hands With Gls, Then Toss Grenades And Turn Burp Guns on U. S. Patrol

Big Foreign Aid Pushed By Acheson   Eight Billion Advocated So U.S. Won't Have To Go It Alone.

sritish Ouster Voted by Egypt   Cairo Flatly Turns Down Mid-Eastern Defense Pact Offered by West

U.S. Pauses, Gives Thanks In Tradition   Festival Featured With New Hopes For Peace

Attacks on U.S. Cities Could Be ‘Pearl Harbor’ Of Next Worldwide War

‘Where, When, Whether Again, Being Asked ‘By Military, 10 Years After Pearl Harbor

LHS CLASS OFFICERS   Jerry Cox Is Named President Of High School Seniors

Allied Attack Is Stopped by Reds  U.N. Infantrymen in Some of Fiercest Fighting of Korean War  ON A 40-MILE FRONT  Chinese Troops Have Been Digging in Since Truce Talks Opened   LHS CLASS OFFICERS

Chinese Battling More Fiercely, Fyan Make Gains   Enemy Resistance’ Stiffened Across Entire : Front °

RED RESISTANCE ate AGROSS 100-MILE. FRONT   Foe Gouges Out Some Gains: Heavy Attack Launched in Central Area   AIR WAR -STEPS UP   ‘Business as Usual’ Is Var Fleet’s Comment on Truce Talk

State Teachers  Open Convention   Anxious Eyes Beaming On Pay Boost Bills  Awaiting Fine’s Name

West Puts Stop fo Negotiations with Soviets   Russian Insistence Makes Meetings of ‘No Practical Utility

New Peace Talks In Wes Coast Tie-Up  Unions Respect Picket Lines

Peace Talks Fail fo End Walkout   Ai! Shipping On Pacific Coast Is Brought to Halt

Increase Asked In Spending On A-Projects   Solon Would Up Spending Tenfold

Congressmen Urge Increase of Five To Tenfold In Spending For Atomic Energy Projects To Counter Soviet

Rains Are Moving On   Most of State Well Soaked With Iola’s 9 96 Inches Heaviert

Publisher Conrad  Dies in Car Crash Ad Pioneer Owned Paper at Medford

Editor Conrad Of Medford Is Crash Victim   Publisher Of Star News Loses His Life When Car Strikes Culvert East Of Abbotsford

Movie Actor Put in Strait Jacket After Creating Church Disturbance

Screen Actor Seeks Church ‘Sanctuary’ But Lands In Mental Hospital Instead

HOLLYWOOD ACTOR IN TROUBLE ONCE MORE   Lawrence Tierney Removed Frem Church And Taken Te Neure lagienl UMancnital

ALLIED DRIVE NORTH IN KOREA CAUSING HEAVY ENEMY LOSSES   Armored Spearhead Now Only Six Miles —From Seoul Outskirts

Reds Can't Win War, Bradley.   Military Chief Tells Commies UN Is Strona

Gen. Bradley Is Confident U.N. Forces Can Win   Returns From Tour Of Korean Front Well Satisfied

Sho's Kill One, Niere thers in a Family Feud   Farmer, 61, Said To Home Been Killed by Estranged Husband of His Daughter.

Next Week or Two'Should Tell Whether Moscow Plans Big Stand in Asia

KOREA WAR PICTURE CAN CHANGE FAST IF ENEMY THROWS IN MORE AIR POWER

Taylor Wins Nomination As Speaker Of New House   Goldsboro Lawyer Wins Out Over Royster As House Democrats Conduct Caucus   New N.C Leaislature Formally Convenes Today

Taylor Wins House Race For Speaker   Madison Republican Petitions Against Seating Denioerat

To Hear Scott Thursday ee General Assembly In Session:  Takes Up Election Squabble

General Assembly > eets Formally At Noon Today   House Gets Protest Over Seating Sams  From GOP Opponent

McGrath Reveals Intent fo Special Jury   Former Representative Admits Handling Cases For Att'y Rosenbaum

Government's Plans Noted By McGrath   Grand Jury Is Called To Look  Into Evidence

Govt. to Seek Indictments  InRFCProbe   Perjury, Conspiracy And-Fraud Action — Mapped by McGrath

Undictments To Be Asked In RFC Investigation   Attorney General McGrath Emphasizes That Gordriament ls Ready Te Proserute

Government to Seek Indictments From RFC Investigation  Attorney General Says Perjury, Conspiracy  And Fraud Committed

Charges to Be Filed in RFC Probe   Government Will Seek Indictments For Perjury, Fraud And Conspiracy

Indictments To Be Sought In RFC Case   Fraud, Perjury,  Conspiracy Hinted   Casey Denies Helping Get Rowe On Board; Ship Sales Probed

Government Will Seek Indictments In RFC Probe   Two Special Lawyer: To Assist in Trial 1f Cases Do Arise

Oil City Band Again Winner  Of40-8 Crown   Crack Veterans’ Organization Wins Second Pennsylvania Title In Five Years In  Pittsburgh Parade Thursday

UN Spurns Withdrawal Of Troops   Talks Resume Wed.. Reds Have 300,000 Massed For Drive

Red Delegates Await Orders on Cease-Fire Talks   Recess Called Wher Allies Refuse to Discuss Withdrawal

Quick Return To Truce Talk Isn't Likely   Reds’ Trip To Pyongyang Means Delay To Wednesda:

Prepare to Put. Troop Issue Up  lo Government  Allies Stand Pat In Refusing to  ™ =FTowséch Fo...

Chinese Stall Talks to Get Peiping View   ‘Mao’» Men Give Up Role: Of Listeners, Demand BRanend wt Kinecnnas

Step in and Half Talks   After Allies Refuse Firmly To Discuss Withdrewing Troops from Korea Now

Chinese Postpone Conference   Observers Believe Communists Seeking Advice From Peiping

~  Cease-Fire Talks Bogged Down: Reds Call Recess As Un Insists On Keeping Troops In Korea

Recess Comes After Firm UN Attitude   North Korean General Halts Speech in Deference to Ally

Troops Issue Forced Recess In Truce Talks   Allies Firmly Refused to Discuss Withdrawal At This Time; Chinese Suddenly Take More Active Role in Neeconiations. U. 5. Officer Reveals

U.N.’s Refusal to Discuss Troop Withdrawal Causes Reds to Call Talk Rerec

Recess Until Wednesday In ‘Aaenda Talks   Chinese Want To Consult Peiping About Next Step

CHINESE TRUCE ENVOYS TO CONFER WITH GOVERNMENT   Delegates Seek Instructions From Peiping on What to Do Next at Kaesong.   Allied Refusal ta Discuss Troop Withdrawal Said to Have Had an “Air of Finality.”

Cease rire Conference s In Recess   Allies Refuse Red Demand; Reds Await Instructions From Peiping Officials

Firm Refusal To Withdraw Brings Foe’s Request For 3-Day Stay   Reds Seen Anxious  ToContact Peiping   Ground Action In Conflict Limited To Sharp, Small Actions

Firm Allied Truce Bid Causes Recess   U.N. Refuses to Budge on Troop Issue

Next Meetings. Due To Resume Around July 25   Allies Reluctant : To Postpone Talk On Korean Peace.

CONTROLS LAW "HEARINGS HALTED   ACTION TAKEN TO GET BILL _ BEFORE KOUSE BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.

James J. Moran, Gotham’s Water Commissioner Quits at Request of Mayor Impelliterri After Being identified as Accepting $55,000 Gifts; Capone Syndicate Leader Surrenders to Face Inquiry as Committee Grills Noation’s Leading Betting Commissioner.  cucemnetpincwemaarcue:  enggaccicrmee epi TE

Carroll Talks To Clear Self  Profits $750,000 in 1949 On $20 Million Business

aurge HMimselitr Odds-Maker: ‘Betting Biological Necessity; Some Win Consistently’

Sake Guzik Waits Turn To Testify   Qddsmaker Says Business Gained $750,000 In 749

St. Louis Odds-Maker Tells Kefauver Group His $20,000,000 Betting Business Gave Him Gross Profit Of $750,000 In 1949; Only Carroll’s Hands Show On TV

aAYS BETTING “NECESSITY; GIVES TOTALS   Appears at Hearing in Order to Purge Self of Contemnt.

I. Ma aes Meas asia  Carroll Tells Probers He Shared $20 Million Gambling ‘Handle’

Gambling’s A Biological Necessity, Oddsmaker Tells Senate Probers

James Carroll Testifies Before Crime Probers   St. Louis Oddsmaker Claims Gambling !s  "Biological Necessity’

Spring Appears Far Away Despite Calendar In Snow-Covered Midwest

Franeo Hints ‘Deal’ to Assist West   Would Send Troops To Repulse Russ If Given U. S. Arms

Spain Seen Sef to Aid Defense   But Franco Wants American Weapons

Spain Offering Defense Force,  ‘Officials Hear   Franco Reported Willing To Contribute Troops Tor American Arms

SPAIN’ OFFERS TO AID ALLIES AN W. EUROPI   Will Furnish Soldiers If America Supplies Armaments

Spain Demands U.S: Weapons  To Join Allies.  She'll Aid War - Against Reds : If Helos Sent -

SpainWouldHelp Defend Europe If She GetsUS Arms   Assurances Are Given American Ambassador

Higher Taxes Rejected on Corporations  Defeat in Senate By 54-33 on All Income of 1951

Vote in Senate Makes April  Effective Date   House Had Set Jan. 1 for Retroactive Tax Inevakwes an Incamasg

Senate Vetoes Retroactive Business Tax   Rejects Plan to Make Corporations Pay Higher Levy on All of ‘51 Income

Defeat Seen OnBoosting  Firms’ Tax   Not A Chance, Says Taft After Senate Fails To Increase Profits Levy

Senate Opposes Corporation Tax  Would Hike Revenue On All 1951 Income

Senate Refuses More Taxes on Corporations   Administration Bloe Fails on First Try To Boost Taxes to SLO.000 000 000

SENATE VOTES APRIL 1 DATE ON CORP. TAXES   ‘Would Save Corporations $500 Million On 1951 Earnings.

TO HIKE ALL a CORPORATE TAXES   Vote Sustains April 1. As Effective Date For : Boosts In That Bracket

Jury Probes Disuppeatunde   Of Red Leaders   ‘Judge Sets Aug. 20 “For Trial of 17  Tween Tisha

Major Talk On U.S. Aims Expected Of HT Monday   President To Dedicate Huge Testing Laboratory Of Air Force At Tullahoma

VAN ZEELAND ASSERTS LONG FIGHT AHEAD   Fiery Debate Due On Admission Of  Greece and Turkey

Atlantic Treaty Nations Warned   Belgian Leader Lauds Efforts of Eisenhower

Atlantic Pact Nations Meet With Warning  West Power Buildup  @aeattti s.... gar...

NATO Council Opens Sessions,  Hears Warnings  Van Zeeland Tells Ottawa Gathering Of Red Dangers

Cold Wave Chills North   Area From Texas To New England Soaked Ey Rain

ENEMY THROWS STRONG FORCE ACROSS RIVER   Chinese Reds Build For Double Drive Against UN

Corry Father Confesses to Kicking 15-Month-Old Baby in Fit of Anger

Father Fatally Kicks Daughter   Statement Relates Man Lost Temper in Fixing Stove, Kicks Infant Gir

Thai Guns Hit ~ Rebel Force:   Revolt Claimed Near End: Premier Still Missing  Barllotie

NAVY-LED REVOLT ~IN SIAM SMASHED   KIDNAFED PREMIER IS SEI FREE—CRUISEF. SUNK IN FIGHTING. .

Jap Treaty Delegates Finally Give Russia's Gromyko The Strong-Arm And Predict Signing By Saturday

Soviet Bloc Defeated In First Test   Russia Wouw't Sien, Raises So}  Threat Of War

Western Delegates Predict Treaty Signing Saturday. Jubilant Over GS ieeace at Etpet. Sacetan.

Japan, Treaty  Signing Seen By Saturday Communist Attempt  To Block Conference Sehednle Rlineked

See Signing by Saturday   Red Envoy Called Out of Order for Asking Amendments

Communist: Blocked In First Move  a =~: %   Western Delegates Expect To Sign Pact Saturday

Delegates Jubilant Over Setback Administered to . Russians; Treaty Speeded

Communists Hole Key To Session In San Francisco   Western Delegates Are Jubilant Over Chances For Treaty

Negligence Charged In Ship Cr ash   Collision Year Ago Cost Lives Of 4 B. YW. Men

Allied. Troops Sweep Enemy From Two Hills  Naval Task Force   Naval Task Force Blasts Communist Supply Concentrations

Allies Capture Two Red Hills   Rest of Front Quiet As Ships Pound Foe

Infantrymen Gain South Of Kumsong   Reds Swept From ‘ Two Hills; Ships Shell Enemy Coast

Leader of Attack on Pearl Harbor Now a Pacifist, Christian Farmer

tisenhower Sees Naval Fortress Guarding Europe   General Turns Into Sailor For 3-Day  Maneuvers At Sea

Northwest Counts Four Dead in Gale  Temperatures Above Averaace thru Enct

Wind, Rain Storms Batter Northwest   Cause Four Deaths, Heavy Damage Over Wide Area

Four Killed By Tuesday's Gale; Damage Is High   Rain In Many Sections But Weather Mostly Mild.

Storms Appear Dimishing In. ‘Western Area  Heavy Damage Is Caused By

Storm Causes Heavy Loss To Northwest   Four Known Deaths And Extensive Loss Sustained in Wind And Rain Attack

ackage Levy, Including Soft Drink Tax, sonsidered as Substitute for Fine Plan

Restoring Soft Drink — Tax Favored  Plan Scheduled   Plan Scheduled  To be Offered  To Senate GOP Caucus on Monday

State's Soft Drink Levy May Be Re-Enacted As Substitute For Discarded Income Tax -

Restoring — Soft Drink Tax Favored   Plan Scheduled To be Offered To Senate GOP  Caucus on Monday

Soft Drink Tax Comes Up Again In Discussions  Special Senate Group To Come to Decision

THREE CLUB OFFICERS GIVEN SENTENCES   Newtown Maennerchor Club Officials Must Also Pay Fines   ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES

Taft Demands Voice on Gls   Ohioan Asks Congressional! Okav an EFuropne Force

Tait Demands   amore, Should Tell Congress fi f He Earmarks Gls to Earope

Taft Demands Truman Submit Data on Troops   Ohioan Says Ike Not Definite Enough in His Reports About Europe

Congressiona OK Insisted By Sen. Taft   Ohioon Says General Eisenhower Was Not Definite In Recort

BE KNOWN FOR MOVING UNITS   Sen. Claims Congress Should Receive Any  Truman Proposal

Taft Demands Troop Repor   Foreign Commitment: Opposed Unless Conaress Aarees

House Joins State Senate in Passing Memorial  Asked Draft Law Change

Amendments in State Tax Laws Asked; Change in Draft Regulations Favored

Lists Manpower . / As ‘Real Issue”   Defense Mobilization Director Wilson  "Comments on Withdrawal of Labor  Members as. Johnston Holds Talk With Union Group.   FIRST PEACE GONFERENCE   Hirst Praace Talks

Bill Giving State Education Board Financial Say Over University Units Is Passed

Bill Giving State Education Board Absolute Financial ‘Authority Passed by Senate

Shah’s Life Threatened At Tehran   Fanatical Moslem Society Demands Release of Assassin.

MOSLEM /ERRORISTS } THREAT TO SHAH’S LIFE   Fadaran Islam Demands That Premier’s Assassin Be Given His Freedom

CHINESE LOWER RIVER LEVEL FOR NEW DRIVE   Enemy Buildup Reported From. The Front Line

Water Levels Of Two Rivers Near Seoul Fall   U.N. Fears Enemy Will Try To Turn Eastern End of Line

Buffer Zone  Continues  Big Issue ¢  Controversial Points. Conld- Rresic We.

North Korean Radio Rejects U.N. Proposal   Continued Controversy Can Break Up Session; No Compromise Seen

Another Parley Scheduled   No Progress Seen On Buffer-Zone Taiks in Kaesong

17th Session  Ends Without ' Hint of Result   ‘Bitter Battle of Views Over Demilitarized  FO Oa ne

Adjourn Meeting, No Paet   But Will Meet © Again Today. For -Another Attempt

NEVTHER SIDE IS WILLING TQ GE AN INCH   Buffer Zone Battle Continues Today In  Bitter Atmosphere

No Indication  Of Progress Seen In Announcement Another Meeting  Is Scheduled

Deadlock Qver Buffer Zone-Not Near Settlement      Alegotatnes Meet Again and Progress Isn't Indicated

Ike Takes Over Wes!  Defenses  Tie tan Reach   Due to Reach Paris Today

lke Must Turn ‘Paper Army’ To Live Force   _ General Plans Swing ~ Through Europe To Survey All Resources

Eisenhower Flies To Paris As New Head Of Paper West European Military Force

Eisenhower Off To New Defense Post In Europe   General Takes Over All Atlantic Pact Defensive Forces

EISENHOWER'S PLANE IS DUE EARLY SUNDAY   New European Defense , Chief To Make Tour Of All Pact Nations

Publication Begins September 26th ‘Forrestal’s Private Diaries And Personal Papers to Appear in The Panama City News-Herald

SONFIBENTIAL PAPERS:  Sun Will Publish Diaries Of Late James V. Forrestal

Congressman Hits ‘Loafing’ At Bomb Plant  Finds Things Pretty Bad When He Seeks  Work In ‘Disguise’

Congressman Applies for Carpenter's Job at H-Bomb Plant and Learns Plenty

HERE S HOW YOUR TAXES ARE WASTED  seorgia Congreseman Tells  Of Abuses In Atomic Plant

Congressman Posing as Laborer Finds Plenty of Loafing on H-Bomb Project

President Shows Solons His Budget   Wants $16.5 Billion More for Defense

YOU HAVE A DAT! Amarillo Fat Stock  Show  =a om, Pe ee, OT ee ee we ee a ee   LARGEST TAX BOOSTS OF HISTORY UNVEILED

President Unveils New  Tax Program Asks $10 Billion   Asks $10 Billion “Quickie” Boost and More Later.

Truman Unfolds Record Tax Bill  Tells Bipartisan Concress Group   Tells Bipartisan Congress Group Of $16.5 Billion Defense Budget

Gigantic — Tax Plan Outlined   President Seeks Over $16 Billion More To Pay For Defense

Congressional Group Gets Preview of Program Ii oesemeeeeeemeernenenmmnemeeememnemonnenenmmmmnnneemtantimnemmnemnnenenennnenneemmanmmenenmnemnnenenemnamemenemmaenenenerneeeera eee  ‘Truman Unveils New Tax Plan

Gop Members Invited Truman Unveils Tax Boos Plane for Congressmen

Proposed Tax Boost ‘Biggest   Truman To Ask For $16,500,000,006; QOopaosition Seen

AX” WRITERS OPPOSE BILL HIKING LEVIES      Say Truman's Bemand For $161 Billion Can Be Pared

Huge Tax Plan Given By Truman   Personal Income Levy May Increase By 20 Per Cent .

Truman Plans $16.5 Billion Tax Boost, History's Biggest  Might Mean 20% Hike In Income Levy

BANK HEAD KILLS SELF   Examiners Start Audit Of Books; $200,000 Shortage Hinted

GOP To Push ‘Home Rule’ Welfare Plan   Try To Tighten Lines During Weekend Recess

High  Level-Conference Called For Discussion Of Possible Procedure   President Described As Angry And _ Hart Over Disclosures Breaking Around Two Government Departments

McGrath, FBI Head Meet With Truman   Four Indicted In California

Truman Gels Ax Ready io Swing ‘An Tax Scandals   ief, ‘McGrath, * Secretly,” Owickly:          De

FBI Chief and  Truman Confer   President's “Drastic Move” in Tax Scandals Believed Near

Action To Clean Up Tax Seandal Seen   Drastic White House Moves Indicated By Turn Of Events

Early Complaints on Activities of Caudle Revealed; Committee Bumps Into Silence in Quizzing Grunewald.

Shakedown Is Denied By Naster   Never Tried To Obtain  _ Cash From Chicago Lawyer Teitelbaum He Tells Hearing

TRUMAN CALLS IN FBI HEAD   President Meets With McGrath, J. Edgar Hoover

PRESIDENT ANGRY; 2 MORE REVENUE AGENTS OUSTED   Complaint Against Caudle Made to Ex-Attorney General Clark Before Former’s Appointment.   GRUNEWALD REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS   Rep. Byrnes Calls for Houses cleaning in Department of Justice — Would Fire MeGrath.

President Angered by Tax Scardal   Truman Believed Ready to Clean House; Confers with McGrath. Hoover.

NO INDICATION WHEN ACTION IS COMING   President Reported Angry About Tax Scandals   Believe Disclosures Will Be Top Issue In 1952 Presidential Race

,FBI CHIEF IS SUMMONED TO WHITE HOUSE   McGrath in on Conference. Naster Denies Tax Fix Extortion; Got Passport as Convict.

McGrath, FBI Chief Meeting With Tr “ies   Session Comes While Indications President  Will Act In Scandals

McKinney Says Truman Angered By Scandal Data  Sweeping Cleanup Activity Indicated As Probes Spread

Move Against Scandals Seen as Imminent   Demo Chairman Says President Angry at "Disloyal Employes’

Irate Over Tax Scandals, Says Party Chairman   McGrath and FBI Boss at White House as Purge Impends

Angry at Disloyal Jobholders Is McKinney Report   Secretary Hints Action May be Taken Soon

Caudle ‘Friendly’ To Ex-Conviet, Naster Testifies   Govt. Official Got Passport For Him While He Was On Parole From Prison

President May Act On Scandal   Officials Silent About What Is Being Discussed

Temperatures   Calls Attorney McGrath, FBI Chief Hoover for White House Conference

Shakedown Tale Denied By Witness   Naster Also Tells ° Passport as Sequel To Caudle Talk.

No Word Given on Discussions at White House   Expect President to Act Soon to Counter Tax Scandals Rampant

NO HINT WHEN HEWILLORDER ‘CLEAN HOUSE’   May Have Hoover Check on Loyalty, Or Order Inoguiry

McGrath, J. Edgar Hoover Called Behind Closed Doors To Discuss Expected Move -

PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH TOP OFFICIALS   Truman Prepating Some Dramatic  Move Im Effort Io Halt  Nationwide Scandals

Tax Hearin Told How He Got Passport  Whe Pee tk BT de   Ex-Convict Naster Relates Association With U.S. Attorney

Drastic Action May Be Taken By President   Two More Revenue Agents Firad—Government-Wide Investigation Of Corruption Hinted— Caudie Probed tn 1945

Shadow Above Caudel When He Got Job With US   Hints of -His Character Had Already Been Given: Clark

lruman, McGrath, Hoover Meet  RAY... Bb 4... ML   Major Move Seen Looming On Tax Scandal Issue

Further Arrests Are Expected In Roundup Of Reds   Bail Of $191,000 Set For Seventeen Arrested Yesterday; Fifteen Remain In Jail Overnight Wealthy American Seeks To Free Four

Arrested Reds Seek Bail Cut  ommunis ists Co Li] Com Eyveeaceiy,

Dozen Communists Under Arrest Seek Reductions in Bail; More Reds Due for Prosecutions

Total of $206,000 Bail Is Set for 17 Held in Raid on Counts of Conspiracy

Enemy Plan Boosts Cease Fire Hopes   -Reds Submit Proposal Much Like Allied Solution of Buffer Zone

Chances Better Now for Korean Truce by Christmas   Red Proposal on Buffer Zone Question Similar to That of Allies.

CLARIFICATION OF VERBIAGE IS NECESSARY   Spokesmen Admit Both Sides Are   Nearer Agreement

HOPE FOR TRUCE RISES AS PLAN [S$ GIVEN ALLIES   Proposal Might Open Way For Korean Armistice By Christthas — Buffer Zone Chief Factor, .

Solution To Buffer Zone May Be Near   Allies Optimistic Over Chance Fer Early Armistice

Similar to UN Plan on Zone  For “Buffer”   Allied General Thinks Solution is Near if Red Plan Means **What We Think it Means”

Truce Hopes are Brighter as Reds Submit New Plan  U. N. Spokesman Sees Solution to Buffer Zone Near

Counter Plan Termed Close To Solution   UN Team Studie: Latest Offer Of Communists

Reds Come Up With Their Own Armistice Plan  Two Sides Closest Since July 27

Armistice Hopes Are Brightened By Reds’ Move  Communists Offer New Cease-Fire

Proposal Is Similar To U.N. Idea   Communists Accept Allied Offer  ‘In Principle’

Communists Give Cease-fire Plan That May End Fighting   Newest Proposal by Reds Looks Promising To U.N. Officials, But It Will Be Under , Study for Awhile: Answer Due Tomorrow

Hopes Brighten For Armistice By Christmas  Communists’ Proposa Is Similar to U. N.  Dn. FTaan I

Sides Near Decision On Buffer Zone  Troop Withdrawal Is Point In Doubt

Truce Hopes Brightened By Proposal   Red Negotiators Submit Own Plan That Could End War by Christmas

Korean Truce Hopes Brighten Again As Reds Offer New Cease-Fire Plan

NUCKOLS SAYS SOLUTION MAY BE ‘VERY CLOSE’   BUT UN COMMAND CALLS RESEMBLANCE, PLANS SUPERFICIAL

Armistice by Christmas Possible  Communist Plan  For Buffer Zone

Communist Cease-Fire Plan Near Harmony With That Offered By Allied Negotiators

Red Plan Is Near U. N.’s   Cease-Fire Plan Neorer With Buffer Zone Plans Almost Together Now

Hopes for Truce Brighten Again   Withdrawal of Troops after Armistice Is Signed in Question

Foe Submits Buffer Plan Like U.N.’s   Troop Withdrawal Remains To Be Made Clearer

Allies Express Optimism Over Truce Chances   Basic Difference Is When Troops Will Leave Buffer Zone

Proposal Is Like UN Idea For Zone On Present Front   Red Plan Could Open Way For Armistice In Korea By Christmas—Gen. Nuckols Says Parties May Be Close To Solution—U.N. Forces Throw Back Red Thrust

RED OFFER BRINGS NEW TRUCE HOPE   communists Submit Cease-Fire Plan Very Similar to Last Proposal Made by the Allies.   4 TROOP WITHDRAWAL TIME IN DOUBT   Don’t Know If Reds Mean Withdrawal When Buffer Zone Set or When Truce Signed.

Red Negoliafors Offer Own Cease-Fire Plan Thal Might Bring Armistice by Yuletide

Reds Offer Plan For Truce Talks   Proposal Could Open Way  for Korean Armistice by Christmas.   IS LIKE U. N. PROPOSAL In Battle Area Allies Throw  Back Communists on Central Front

Reds Present Proposal For Buffer Zone   Allied Leader Says Plan Could Pave Way For Armistice Pact

Reds Offer Own Plan For Quick Armistice  Troop Withdr owal From Buffer Zon

Hope for Christmas Truce In Red Plan?   ‘Very Close to Solution,’ Says UN Spokesman After Communists Propose Solution On Buffer Zone Problem

Commies Offer Own Plan for Armistice By Christmas   Proposal is Similar Teo One Made by U.N.; Truee Hopes Brighten

Could Mean Armistice By Christmas  Buffer Proposal Similar To UN’s

Truce Hopes In Korea Are Improved   Brighter Outlook As Communists Offer Their Own Cease-Fire Plan

Hopes Brighte For Armistice By Christmas  UN Negotiators Study N ew Plan

Plan Offered by. Red Negotiators Could  Result in Armistice By Christmas

ed Offer srightens tuce Hopes   In Battle Areas U.N. Troops Hurl Back Attacks

Red Reply Fans Hope For Truce Within 30 Days   U.N. Spokesman Views Foe’s Counter-Proposal With Optimism

Proposal Said Similar To Allies Offer   Two Sides Appear Near Solution Of Buffer Zone Issue

Proposal Is Similar To Allied Wants   Meeting Tonight Could Straighten Out Loose Ends

Reds Submit New Plan — Hopes Higher Tocay ior Truce by Holicay Seasor

Could Open Up Way for Truce By Christmas   May Be Near Solution Of Buffer Issue, U. N. Official Says...

Outlook Better After Communist Negotiators Submit Cease-Fire Proposal Of Their Own That Could Open Way For Armistice By Christmas—Allied Representatives Study Red Suggestion To Determine Intention Regarding Buffer Zone

Truce Hope Spurred by Enemy Plan   Reds Present Proposal Akin to Ours; Could  Mean Yule Peace.

Red Plan Is Similar to Allies   Muckols Believes Negotiators Are Close to Solution

New Red Truce Plan Brightens Peace Hopes  U.N. Spokesman   U.N. Spokesman Says Buffer Zone Agreement Close ~

WAR END MAY BE NEAR SAYS U.N. OFFICIAL   Red And Allied Cease-Fire Plans Getting Nearer: -

‘Truce Hopes  Brighter   Commies Submit Cease-Fire Plan That Could Bring Armistice by Xmas

Reds Submit Plan For Truce  Similar to UN Plan For End in 20 Dave

Reds Submit Ows  Cease-Fire Plan    Truce Hopes Brighten  Somewhat As Result  fe

Peace Hopes Brightened By Commies   Their Proposal Almost Identical To That of U. N.

New Hope for Korean Truce In New Offer   Reds Submit Cease-Fire Plan Which Will Reopen Possibility of Talks  Being Recumed

One Knotty Point To Be Solved  Chance Seen For Truce By Christmas

Top Deputies Named By Eisenhower  Montgomery, Juin To Assist General

be Available To GOP Draft, Says Rep. Scoff   General May Accept Re. publican Nomination _ For President

‘ 9 17 ‘ » British Woes Ike’ Will Accept ‘Draft Laid To War.  On GOP Slate, Is Report y+ ‘Positice:

8th Army Takes Over Censoring  Of Korean News   Dispatches  On Grounc Fighting Are Placed Under Tight Rein

Eighth Army Takes Control Of War News  Censorship On All Dispatches To Be Strict

8th Army Takes Over Battle News  MacArthur Also Gives Up Air, Navy Releases

Ship Probe To Be Given   Fulbright Committee To Decide Examiners

Fulbright Group Studies Big Ship Deal   Arkansas Senator Gives Committee Another Task

TAX COLLECTOR SURRENDERS   Finnegan To Turn Self Over On Misconduct Charges

Both of Them: Do Good Job as—  Lewis and Reuther Hurl Oral Punches in Name-Calling Swar

“Minor Public Figure” PA Pb AIT D TERE RSE ED ALG EEE APE  Reuther Hurls Invectives at  John L. Lewis

Reuther, Denounced as ‘Nit-Wit’ Says John L. Is a ‘Minor Figure’

Ways To Korean Peace Studied  Asian Nations Favor Concessions To Reds

APPEASEMENT IS NEHPI'S THEME   Prime Minister Of India Suggesls Concessions To Asian People — Offers Tormuls.

Wide Concessions Sought By Nehru For Asian People   Wants Admission ’ Of Red Cihna To IInited Nations

Excises Seen  In Tax Plans   President Likely to Ast ‘Heavy Levy on Sales

Higher i xcise Levy Planned For Materials   President's Advisers Anxious to Curb Inflationary Trend

HERRIN MAN KILLS RIVAL IN CAR WITH WIFE   Pursues Them in Rented Cer; Claims Self Defense.

Income Taxes Will Go Up On November 1  Compromise Bill fe Ammonwad hu,

Income Taxes Going Higher On November    General Increase on Incomes Will Average Approximate: ly 11.75 Percent

Cigarettes, Liquor And Beer Go Up   Low Bracket Incomes Ic Bear Brunt Of Huge Increases To Help Pay  For Armament Prograr

Tncome Tax Hike Effective  On November ]   Will Cost Move For Cigarets Ail Liquor; Boost OF 11 Per Cont

Income Taxes To Be Increased About 11.757   Excise Levies on Numerous Items  Also Go Up Nov. 

Most Taxes to Be Advanced on November    Income and Excise Levies Will Go Up Slightly

Income Taxes Go Up Nov. 1, Luxury Items Alse Will Cost More   Personal Taxes To Be Hiked By 11.75 Per Cent

Weather At Yuma   Tax Boost Bill To ‘Be Effective Nov. 1   Both Houses Expected To Approve Conference Report Next Tuesday

Income Taxes to Be Higher Again Starting Nov. 1   Cigarets, Liquor, Gasoline Also  Will Cost More

BOOST ININCOME TAAES 10 G0 INTO EFFECT ON NOV.   ‘House And Senate Expectec To. Approve Compromise Bill Next Week

If Korea Is Hit, Why Can't Air Force Bomb Manchuria? --Sen. Taft Wants to Know

Senator Taft Criticizes Gen. Vandenberg's Contention  Ohio Lawaiver Can't See Why Planes   Ohio Lawgiver Can't See Why Planes In Korea Shouldn't Bomb Manchuria

SEGREGATION IN SCHOOLS TESTEL   [Carolina Case Has Far.  Reaching Implications

lran Rejects Another U. S. Pronesal   Would Have Permitted British Tankers To Load Oil

fran Nixes Proposal In Oil Dispute   . Premier Turns Down US Move To Eeeep Oil Flowing  '< Sacand Bitamnt

‘Victim X’, Millionth Auto Death, Shops For Christmas, But Won’t Live That Lona

Millionth Victim To Await Knell   Holiday Death Toll Expected To Be Biggest in History of Nation

‘Victim X' to Die in 2 More Days   That Millionth Auto Casualty Could Be You!

STAR: FIXERS”   Bring No Charges Against Others on. Past Cage Squads

Bradley Star, > ‘Fix’ Pals, Are Indicted   Peoria Grand Jury Charges Them With Fixing Oregon Game

Bradley Star In Basketball Is Indicted  Melehiorre And   Melehiorre And Six Reputed as Gamblers Named

MELCHIORRE IS ONLY ATHLETE NAMED IN BILL   NEW YORK GAMBLERS NAMED ON CHARGES OF GIVING BRIBES

Bradley Basketball Player Indicted  Melchicrre Charged With Taking Bribe

Indict Seven In Bradley Fix   Gene Melchiorre, Six Gamblers Named By Peoria Jury

‘SHOWERS IN THE WEST   Forecaster Calls for Fair Weather Over Remainder of State

Einporia Skies Today   [Most of State  ls Due for Fair Waathor Crnrlessu

COMMUNISTS TO ~~ CONTINUE ACTIVITIES   Will Try to Divert Support Of Legitimate Organizations, Is Belief   ‘WILL USE SUBTERFUGE

Senate Probers May Look Over O'Dwyer Again   Senator Tobey Says Crime Investigation Should Continue

Campaign Fund Of O'Dwyer To Get Attention   Public Pressure. Expected To Extend Life Of Senate Probers

Crime Probers Want to Grill O'Dwyer Again   Tobey Sees Reopening Of Case If Committee Allowed to Continue

‘RS FRANCO READY TATE: TQ MAKE PAC   GRIME PROBERS TO VISIT STATE   Tobey Says Committe Will Reopen O’Dwyer  Investigation

Sen. Tobey Wants Probe Of O’Dwyer  To Continue   Believes Public Will Force Continuation Of Committee

New Hampshire Republican Believes Public Pressue Wil Force Extension Of Senate Committee’s Life To Invest. igate Further

Tobey Wants 0'Dwyer Fund Investigation   Senator Says Panel Will Reopen Case lf Extension Given

Tobey Says Reles Was Murdered   Promises More Fireworks If Crime Probe Is Continued.

Senator Tobey Asks Extension Of Committee   FBI Head, McGrath Are Scheduled To Give Views Today

Probers May Continue O'Dwyer Investigation   Tobey Says Extension Rests With _ Congressional Approval Of Funds

New Monkeywrench Thrown By Soviet   Kremlin to Send Delegates to Japan Peace Pact Session in Bay City

Perhaps No Other Soldier _ Has a Finer Memorial Than a Farm House by the Brook

Bell Company Requests New Rate Increase   Phone Charges Would Be Upped $1,950,000 in State If Application Is Approved

[Chest Drive ‘Nears Deadline   Chairman Commends Workers On Progress of Campaign,

California Preparing Big Welcome   17-Gun Salute To Greet Hero Upon Landing

Truman Warns Need For More Defense Revenue  Treasury Ordered  To Keep Running Check On Oneration

Truman Signs Exeess Profits Tax Measure   President Warns Nation “New And Heavier’ Levies Can Be Expected Soon   By FRANCIS J. KELLY

Signs Tax Measure And Warns of More  ‘Much Heavier’ Levies To Come, Says Truman

Truman Signs Excess Profits Tax Measure   !Preeident Warns Nation “New And Heavier” Levies Can Be Expected Soon

Truman Signs Bill, Sees New Taxes Coming  More and Heavier Taxes Required for

Truman Warns Heavier Taxes In The Offing   President Signs Big -Ex. cess Profits Tax Measare inta Law

More Taxes to Be Needed Truman Says   President Approves New $3,300,000,000 Profits Levy Bil!

De Gasperi, Italy's Anti-Red Leader, Quits as Premier   Cabinet Resigns in Economic Huff; President May Block Crisis Move

Fire Boss Bill Up in Senate   Controversial Divorce Lav Tah Cet Hause Action

e Johnson Again Accuses White Of Land Grab   Foe’s Forces Trying to Conceal Deal With the “Big Lie,” He States

Constitutional Convention Measure ‘Slips By Initial Test In Legislature

Blazes Chew Into Timber Along Coast   Half a Dozen Big Fires Run Wild; Danger Is Worst in 30 Years

Forest Fires still Roaring   Dry Timber Kindles Fast In Rainless West Coast Area

Severe Forest Fires Continue to Chew Info Huge Timber Stands on West Coast: New Blazes Feared

Fires Continue To Chew Into Huge Timber Stands On West Coast: Drouth Remains

Lightning Blamed For Starting Many Of West Coast Forest Fires   Flames Continue To Roar Through Huge Timbe Stands And In Areas Which Have Had No Rain For 101 Days.

Fires Stiil Rage in Coast Forests   Logging Operations Halted in Northwest

‘res Continue to Burn Western Timber Mfands After 101 Days Without Rainfall

Army, Guardsmen To European Duty   Pentagon Reveals Four Divisions Stand High On List for Shipping

Divisions In Line For Duty In Europe Named  By Washington Sources

Figure Now \Who'll Be Sent fo Europe  Beantnaam Ssusrerce hla   Pentagon Sources Nama Two Regeler Army Divisions, Twe Geerd Divisions

ifob Alien Says: Gen. Bradley Flying to Koren For Talks WithGen. Ridgway

Four Garrett Nuns Killed In Car Crash   Driver Is Also Killed When Automobile Smashes Into Tree Near Sheridan, fll.

Senate Passes Bill Checking Goods To Red:   Some Republicans Still Claim Measure Isn’t Tough Enough

Senate Approves Aid-Clamp Bill   Measure Is Aimed T« Cut Help To Nations Trading With Russia

Senate Curbs Aid To Those Helping Reds   Measure Is Aimed Ai Cutting War Goods

Senate: Passes Bill To Check. Red Bloc Help   U.S. Aid To Nations Shipping Materials  Will: Be Curtailed ©

Senate Modifie Bill On Sale To Red Nations   Republicans Rap Watered-Down Measure

Senate Clamps Down On Nations Selling To Reds   U. S. Economic Aid Can Be Cut Off For Any Nation Sending War Materials To Satellites

AID CURTAILMENT VOTED BY SENATE   Reduces Shipments to Nations Aiding Reds

Senate Passes Bill To Clamp Down 01 Trade With Reds  dod omit OFF ASA   Would Cut Off Aid To Nations Sending War Goods to Reds

Conferees Set For New Fight Over Controls   Senate, House Members Named After Bill Is Passed

Wa ge, , Price Controls Pesee In House Vote   Friends, Foes Of Truman Economics Program Prepare For Fight On New Legislation

Committee Set For Big Fight Over Controls Bill   Bill Withholds Many Powers. Requested. By Truman: Work ‘To. Start. Next: Week -

Controls Are Extended One Year; Battle Due For Final Legislation

Battle Looms On Controls  Task Confronts Joint Conaress Committee

Congress Readies For Fresh Fight On House-Passed Controls Measure

——— — Sion Expected by End of Week: ‘Senate-House Committee Named to Patch Up ‘Differences in Emasculated Controls Bill

House-Senate Versions Given To Committee   2-Man Group Is Assigned Job Of Piecing Together Legislation; Wage, Price, Rent Controls Extended

Control Bills Now Must Be Put Together   Joint Committee Will Begin Action This Wednesday

Gird For Battle on Controls   Administration Friends, Foes, Comprise New Legislative Committee   EXPECT COMPROMISE   House Passes Measure Extending Wage, Price. Rent Controls for Year

Controls Ready For Conferees  Both Factions Set   Both Factions Set For -Another Fight

Controls Bill Conference Sef  Prinhde: ‘Foes Prepare “For Another Battle

Trv To Piece Together A Control Bill   Committee Group Te Submit Legislation Plan To President

‘W FIGHT OVER URBS EXPECTED IN CONFERENCE   ® Senators and Seven  tuse Members Named to  "on Out Differences Between Two Bills,   AMITTEE TO START WORK WEDNESDA      ehart Predicts Agreement  ! Compromise That Will  Deal Adequately With Inflation,

Senate-House Battle Looms On Curb Bill   Conference Committee Will Begin Work On Controls Extension

Control Bill Is Facing I Battle in Committee      Conference Group to Patch Up Compromise Measure for Final Submission to Truman

12 CONFERCES TO PUSH WORK ON TWO BILL   Start Wednesday to Settle House and Senate Differences.

TRUMAN SIGNS BILL TO RAISE INCOME TAXES   $13-Billion Measures Passed In Closing Day.

Work Finished On Foreign Aid, "Arms Measure   Some Congressmen Say Present Session Cost $91 Billions

President Signs Tax  Inerease   Greatést Spending Peace-Time Congres  (;0ce8 Home Till Jan. 8

Session Sefs Peace Record   Almost $100 Billion Voted, Spurred by Huge Defense, Foreign Aid Appropriations

President Signs Tax Measure   Military, Economie Aid Laws Signed At Final Session

D13 Billion Appropriated In Final Day   Legislature Now Adjourned Until Next January 8

Appropriations Highest Of Any Peacetime Year   Most Congressmen Set Spending Figure At $91 Billion As B2nd RSacctan Va Adiourned

Non-Red Areas, Military Bases, Controls Aided   Legislators Wind Up Session Which Began Jan. 3; HST Signs Tox Boost Measure

CONGRESS WINDS UP WORK; MEETS AGAIN JANUARY §   Last Day Spent in Voting $13,133,150,952, Much of Which Will Go to Aid Foreign Nations.   MORE THAN 90 BILLION APPROPRIATED IN YEAR   Session Described as Freest Spending of Any When U. S. Was Not Formal ly at War.

Building Plan For Military Is Ap proved   President Puts Signature On New $5 Billion Tax Measure

Next Session Will Be Held On January 8  Free Spending  Marks Program

82nd Congress Quits for the Year, Leaving Behind $91 Billions i in Appropriations Lord’s Law Laid Down i in Bible With 777 Thousand Words. “Fraction of Conoreesional Record

Freest Snending Year Of Peace, Solons Believe  Military Building Measure Includes

82nd Congress Winds Up Recorc Spending Year  Votes $13 Billion ir   Votes $13 Billion ji Appropriations as Swan Song

Freest Spending Peacetime Session In History Votes  $13 Million As Swan Sone

3 Major Money Bills Approved In Final Session   House Gets Tired Of Waiting for Senate To End Speechmaking

Action Finished On $13 Billion  Bills Final Day  Measure Signed For $5.6 Billion  Tax increase

Solons Okay  513 Billion,  End Session Adjourn Until  Next Jan. 8; Tax Bill Signed

British Oil Negotiators Return Home   Tran “Ripe lor A Communist ¢ Uprisine

Hard Hit Nation Called Ripe for Red Revolution   Harriman Dashes Hopes of Truce In Controversy

Nation Ripe For Uprising By Commies   Breakdown of Negotiations Leaves Nation Bankrupt and at Mercy  Of Outlawed Tudehs.

Action Leaves    Bankrupt Nation Ripe For Reds   Harriman To Return To United States

House to Debate Mail Rafe Boost   Penny Postcard Seems Doomed in New Setup

Turn Down Offer of Drug to Slow Cancer —  Parents Decide To Let Death Take Boy

DRUG WOULD PROLONG AGONY Parents Decide To Let  Cancer-Ridden Son Die

Heart-Breaking Decision Parents to Let Boy Die of Cancer as Soon as Possible   Rodney Gale, 3, Is tricurably {il

Parents Search Hearts, Decide to Let Son, 3, Die Rather Than Live in Pain

Parents of Cancer-Wracked Boy Turn Down Drug Which Might Prolong Life

Parents Decide Against Delaying Son’s Cancer Death   Dheath Ie Near

, Three-Year-Old Dying of Cencer Parents Make Hard Decision: Won't Hold Back Boy's Death

As Cancer cavers On (Parents Choose Death, (Not More Misery, For Son

Parents Decide Death Best For Lad  * * * * * * * * * *  Young Couple Opposes Treatment For Cancer-Stricken Boy

Parents Make Heart-Breaking Decision  Early Death To End Doomed  boy's Cancer Suffering

Drugs Would Only Prolong Lad's Misery   Public Responds With Gifts For Stricken Family

Parents of Cancer-Doomed Boy Decide ; Against Prolonging His Life With Drugs

CONGRESS SENDS HOME DEFENSE BILL TO TRUMAN   GRANT APPROVAL FOR 20 BILLIONS TO SPUR ARMAMENT

C.V.P. Water Moves South   More Celebrations to Be Held Tonight as Valley Residents Hail Its Arrival

Raise In Postal Rates Agreed Or By Committee  RB...... w..24... § it.   Penny Postcard Up To Two Cents; First Class Remains Same

Bodies Found in Mine Shaft   Gunman Wunted in Slaying of Family of 5, Caught in Mexico

Missouri Bad Man Gives Up Calmly  To Mexican Police   Desperado [s Suspected O  Killing -8 Persons; . Pleads Blackout

Suspected Killer, Cook, Surrenders  Five Bodies Found, Thought His Work

Suspected : Killer of 8 Captured   Desperado Cook Caught in Mexico; Five Bodies Found

William E. Cook, Jr. Ac cused Of Murdering Eight Persons   BODIES OF VICTIMS FOUND IN MINE SHAFT

‘Mad Dog’ Cook Is Captured   Police Find Mosser Family _ Dead in Old Pit

Desperado  Surrenders  Man Suspected Of Killing Eight Persons Claims Memorv Blackout

FU TURE PEACE IS PLEDGED J ap Premier Visits Pearl Harbor To Give Apology

Income Tax Bill Killed In Senate   GOP Leadership Im.mediately Starts on New Program.

Fine’s State Ineome Tax  Bill Killed   G.O.P.Leadership Begins Working  On New Program

Liberal Demos Reject Shivers   Action Declaration Of Political War

Truman Demos Reject Shivers  Liberal Wing Forms Group To Seek Delegation Contro!]

Report Slow Progress in Negotiations To Establish Cease-Fire Line in Korea

UN and Red Delegates Fail To Finish Plans  Truce by Christmas Program Set Back At  pact 94 Heriire

NEGOTIATORS AGREE ON HALF QF TRUCE LINE   Failure to Complete Cease - fire Limit Further Delays Korean Armistice.

Allies, Reds Agree on Half Of Truce Line   Failure to Complete it Sets Back Plans’ Tor Peace hv Ymac

Negotiators Pinpoint Nall of Line  i ee i ee   Another Meeting Set to Decide Front’s Location

Truce Set Back By Failure fo Agree on Rest   Reds Decline To Fly Over Disputed Areas

Reds. and UN Fail to Agree (\n Truce Line.   Efforts to Bring About Truce in Korea Strike Snag at Fanmunjom.

UN, Reds Fail To Complete Cease-Fire Line   Delay Sets Back Truce by Christmas Efforts 24 Hours

Negotiators Agree On Half Of Cease-Fire  (Line In Korea   Fast Coast Sector Arranged; Several Disputed Areas Remaia  To Be Settled

Negotiators: Fail To Complete Cease-Fire Line  “Truce ky Christmas” ' Program. Set Back By.

TO CALL RESERVES   Power Official Says Private Companies  Can Supply All Electricity N.C. Needs _

WATER SUPPLY AT FAIRLESS PLENTIFUL   Temporary Tank Caring For Sewage Until Treatment Plant is Built  ALL ALITOMATIC LNITS

Clearfield Man Held For Wife's Death   a H. Logan Jailed ending Investigation Of Woman Found Deac Upon Floor Of Home.

Train Tied Up by Rise In Kansas   Missouri Hit; Engineers Estimate Loss as at Least 85 Million.

WEATHER   Invitation Extended To Adults To See Youth Center Tomorrow

Deferment Test's Defeat Predicted   Vinson Also Offers Delay on UMT Plan

Administration Offers To Put Off Decision On UMT  Until Draft Extender Passes

Administration Offers Delay On UMT Plan  Proposal Would Let Cannmrace Uate l man.   Proposal Would Let Congress Vote Later On Final Proposition

Vinson Agrees To Pare Down Training Bill   College Deferment Plan Expected to Collapse Under Amendment

Both Houses Of Congres: Will Have To Give Posi tive Approval   DEFERMENT TEST PLAN IS OPPOSED

Sponsors Of UMT Forced To Retreat   Amendment Would Require Approval! Before Actual Use

Vinson Gives Way In Draft Battle  Offers to Put Off Final UMT Decision

UMT to Be Cut Out of House Bill   Administration Give Ground Under Draft Law Attacks.

Compromise Offered On UMT Plan   Administration Gives Ground On Proposal

UMT ACT HEADS FOR PIGONHOLE   Vinson Makes New Offer To Put Off Decision

UMT Program Shaken-lp By House Attack      Vinson Would Give Congress Power to Alter Training Plan

Trumanites Give Ground Before House UMT Attacks  Vinson Offers To Sponsor Change To Reauire Apvroval Of Both Houses

 Cooper, Associated Press Head, Talks   True News Could Make Peace

CHIEF ASKS TRUTH IN NEWS   Giving True Facts Will Help Peoples Of World To Better Understand Each Other.

Ottawa Scene of Another Elaborate Banquet for Princess and Prince

Twisters Sweep Through Parts of Texas; Storms Blamed For 2 Deaths

MOVES TO END DISPUTE OVER HUNTING ISSUE   ‘Governor Asks Farmers To Reopen Posted Lands To Bird Hunters

Russian, Polish Trade Pacts End   Concessions Canceled by Truman; Fur Importing Ordered Halted

Soviet, Poland Lose Benefits   Tariff Concessions By U, S. Canceled

A. P. ACCUSED OF ESPIONAGE   Czech Government Makes Charge; Oatis’ Trial To Start Today

Czech Govt. Charges AP With Spying   Statement Preface to “Trial” of Reporter Bill Otis.

Communists Charge Associated Press With Being Prague Espionage Center

Senator McCarthy Blasts President For ‘Smear’ Campaign Against Him

Young Takes Stand Again In R.F.C. Probe   Senators Consider Perjury Action Wher Testimony Conflicts

Perjury Curbs Probe of RFC Loan Influence   Fulbright Group Renews Quizzing OF Officials

Perjury Seen In RFC Quiz   Prosecution Threat Voiced By Senators

Arkansas Guard Moves Into Summer Camp  Guardsmen Leave: R., Tr _.al A on oll   Guardsmen Leave By Truck And. Train For Polk

Clay Resigns Defense Job   Ex-General Will Go Back TT, Private Industry

General Clay, Union Target, - Resigns Pos!   Departure To Private Life May End Home-Front Revolt

Gen. Clay Resigns as Wilson Aide   Departure May Help End Union Mobilization “Revolt.”

LABOR UNIONS ARE PLEASED  ( lay Quits Position as Detlense Mobilizer Assistant to Wilson

Resignation May End Labor Revolt Against The ODM   Top Wilson Aide Denies Break With Chief; Union Leaders Still Insist On Fuller Participation

Aide's Removal Doesn ¢ Appease Labor Leaders   Price Chief Again Pledges Some Cuts; Sees No Rationing

General Clay Quits as Chief Aide to Wilson   Action May Help End Labor Revolt Against Home-Front Policies

GENERAL CLAY RESIGNS POST UNDER WILSON   Says Labor Criticism Not Responsible For His  Decision   FARM PRICES DROP BACK ONE PER CENT

CLAY RESIGNS DEFENSE POST   Wilson Aide Was Target Of Labor Leaders

Gen. Clay Quits As Top Adviser To Mobilizer  Union Chiefs Declare Move Not Sufficient To Brine Them Back

CLAY QUITS POST AS WILSON AIDE FOR PRIVATE JOB   Denies Action Reflected  Opposition by Labor L & -Grovos   WAS TOP ABVISOR   Union Chiefs Say Resignation Insufficient to Heal Break

Lucius D. Clay Was Target Of Labor Criticism   General Not Forced Out, Says Mobilizer Charles FE. Wilson

Target of Laber U_ion Criticiam (sencral Clay Resigiis as ‘Lop Advisor to Wilson

Labor Leaders Say It Will Require More Than Clay’s Departure To Win Them To Wilson’s Suppo-t

City Street Issue Stays In Spotlight   N. C, Ratifies Plan To Put Limit On President’s Terms

City Street Aid Again Tops List   Legislative Wrangle Draws Attention Of Town And City Folk

Assembly Faces‘Busy Week . Legislative Battle  As Nearing Climax

Another Dynamiting Explodes Calin In Southern Textile Strike Front

FINE SEEKS VOTE ON APPOINTMENTS   Touch-and-Go Battle Is Approaching Showdown

Fine, Senate Dems Near Showdown   Governor to Seek Vote on Cabinet Appointments On Next Tuesday

Fine, Senate Dems Near. Showdown  Governor to Seek. ” Vote on ‘Cabinet Appointments On

Touch And Go Battle On Confirmation Of Fine Cabinet Moves to a Showdown

Fine To Seek Confirmation Of His Cabinet  Governor To Submit Names To Senate Next Tuesday

 URC GES “HOUSECLEANING’ Taft C harges Democrats Built Up Soviet Russia’s Great Power

‘Get-Acheson’ House Bill Fails   GOP Move Loses by 171 to 81 Vote

Senate-House Group Remains Stalled on Tax   Compromise Hoped For; Redistricting Problem Reopened

Democrats Blast ‘Hate’ Campaign  Midwest Leaders Prepare for ‘52

Eynlacinn: Kile Nine   Monkey Really Causes a Riot! That's When Nobody Laughed

FLOOD, FIRE NOT FUNNY “Twas Real Riot, All Right But Monkey Laughed Lasi

Flanders For Use of ‘Every  Shot in Locker   Proposed That it Be Taken Against The Russians

SENATORS URGE ANTLRED ACTION   Toss Out Rules -Flanders: End Relations -Bridges

Security Group Holds Up Work   Legislation Held Needed Toe Continue Jeb

American Army Dependents Stay In Reich Despite Many Risks Involved :

Women Stay In Germany  For Morale   Army Admits Risk Present Ja Keeping Families Overseas

Families Stay  On in Germany  Risks Involved Outweighed By Morale Value to Occupation Forces

‘Army Wives, Children to Stay in Germany Despite War Risk   Plans for Evacuation Worked Out, However

OUTWEIGHS OTHER PROBLEMS US Families in Germany Risky, But Help Morale

GI Dependents Stay in Germany   Morale Factor Qutweighs Risk, Army Decides

G.I. Dependents in Europe Help Morale; Outweigh Risk   45,000 Will Stay Unless Dangers Become Greater

New Yorker Makes Away With Ferryboat; Gives Cops Spray-F lying Chase

AERIAL FIGHTS RAGE ANEW IN KOREA   Three Jet Battles Fought, No Damage Reported   NO Vamage neporced  GROUND FRONT   Uncomfortable But Quiet’ U. N. Casualties Light; Enemy Trucks Blasted

Air War ls Resumed Over Korea   Ground Action Along 145-Mile Front Still Quie

Jet Battles Continue In Korean Skies   Report No Damage On Either Side; Ground Front Is Reported Quiet

Air Battles Flare Again Over Korea   Reds Try Light Probing Attacks On the Ground

FARM FAMILY TERRORIZED  Three Outlaws Remain At Large After Releasing Four Hostages

Four-State Hunt Under Way for Jailbreakers; Four Hostages Released

Aly, Desperately in Love With Rita, Rejects Bid to Appear inRenoCourt

Tey Roads _  Are Travel ‘Hazards   . San Juan County Is   € vovered With 1 ‘inch  gpa... £._ ge...

Big Four Propose Arms Commission   Wide Gulf Separates Major Powers As 10-Day Secret Talks End

Big-4 Powers End Pow-Wow  Still Miles Apart On Reduction of Arms

Big Four Approve 12-Member Group To Air Arms Row  Panel Sets First Of Year To Start Discussions

Big 4 Agrees On Arms Study Group  Powers Would Cive   Powers Would Give Two Plans to 12-Nation Board

‘Big Four’ Agree To Name Group On Arms Plan   Only Real! Result Of Week Long Secret Parley in Paris

Visa  "Action Hinted   Comniission May Be Named To Work an Plenc

Disarmament Study Agreement Reached   Commissian Te Be Formed As Result Of Secret * Biq Four Talks

Big Four Plans —  Group To Discuss  Disagreements we East And West  Far Apert On. Atom Weapons ©

181 Persons Killed, Hundreds Injured by Avalanches in Switzerland, Austria, Italy

Hundreds Victims Of Avalanches   Alpine Snowslides Bury Houses, Isolate Many Towns In Resort Area.

COLLEGE DRAFT DELAYS -EKELY   Senate Sources Forecast  Liberal System Of  Deferments

College Draft Defer Likely   Would Let Almost All Freshmen Stay In Universities

Slated for Early Action State Department Pushes Cheese Import Ban Repeal

The Weather   Jet Battle  Rages Over North Korea   UN Forces Take ‘Heartbreak Hill’ After Month’s Fight

Tribune Again Sponsors ~Gasco Food Institute; Programs Three Davs

Food Institute Of Gas Co. Set For Jan. 16-18    Annual Homemakers’ Event to be Held In School Auditorium

1951 Gasco Food Institute Is Returning To Norwalk With Complete New Kitchen

Harriman Calls On Shah Pahlevi To Speed Talks   Neither Party Gets Dewn to Brass Tacks In tran Oi! Parley

‘lood Disaster Faced By Topeka   Kansas River Continues to Rampage As Cloudbursts Drench Region

Elizabeth Places Wreath On Tomb [Of Washington, Visits Mount Vernon

Princess, Duke Near End of Visii   Overcast Skies Dampen Trip To Mount Vernon

Princess Places Wreath On George Washington’s Tomb, Visits Mt. Vernon

fLOOTNOTE TO HUSTORY Princess Places Wreath On Tomb Of Washington

Princess Places Wreath on Tomb Of Washington  Royal Couple Also   Royal Couple Also Visits Arlington National Cemetery

Princess Places Wreath On Tomb  Of Washington   Bobby Soxers Burst Into Excited Squeals When Royal Consort Appears

: Fizabeth Places Wreath on Washington's Tomb ....   Visiting Royal Tourists Inspect Mt. Vernean

Princess’ Elizabeth and Duke Motor to Mt. Vernon to Lay 'Wreath on Tomb of Liberator

Royalty Gets Big Welcome From Capital   Elizabeth Lays Wreath AtTomb Of Washington; Crowds Greet Visitors

ROYAL COUPLE HONORS GEORGE WASHINGTON   Place Wreath On First President’s And Soldier’s Tombs

A Wreath For Tomb Ot Patriot   Princess Elizabeth Pays Respect to Washington, Visits Mount Vernon

Wreath Is Placed at Tomb of Unknown Soldier By Princess Elizabeth: Visits Mi. Vernon

—PHILIP IS CROWD-PLEASER—Royal Couple Welcomed During Tour Of Capital

Britain's Royal Couple Honors ‘Former Rebel’   Elizabeth and Philip Lay Wreath At Mt. Vernon Tomb of Washinaton

Elizabeth, Duke Philip Pay Tribute   Reception Tops Socia Calendar; 2,000 on  Envitation § List.

Princess Places Wreath On Tomb of Washington   British Royal Couple Have Busy Day In Washington

M’Arthur Takes Wite to Her  Tennessee City  50,000 Overrun Dairy Town for Big Celebration

INCOME TAX STILL CHIEF STATE ISSUE   Opposition to Levy Is Invited to Provide Substitute Finance Plan.

Waiting For Opponents To Give New Plan   Sen. Taylor, Senate President, Issues Key Statement Challeng:  ing Opponents To Come Up With Better Tox Plan   INCOME TAX PLAN IS CONSIDERED BEST

Truce Negotiators Fly To Tokyo For -More Conferences   Red Radio Ridicules Joy's Denial Of Allied Plane Over Neutral Zone—Teampo Of War Reennad Ife

Joy. Ridgway  Meeting Held   Communists Reject Latest Allied Denial

Fighting In Korea Is Heaviest  Since May   Ridgway and Joy Confer in Tokyo; Tension Mounts In Korea. Janan

Fighting Rages Anew As Gen. Ridgway Talks With Chief Allied Negotiators   Communist Fighter Planes Bomb And Strafe UN Ground Troops In. First Large-Scale Enemy Effort From Air

Ridgway Talks With Joy In Secret Session   Heaviest Fighting ~ Since May Going On With UN Advancing

Grainger, The Roenger ‘Hillbilly’ Reeruit Found To Be Educated Canadian

AWOL ‘Shoeless Hillbilly’ of Army Really ‘Ranger Grainger’   Man From Wilds is Well Educated

“Shoeless Hillbilly” AWOL From U. S. Army Believed Canadian Forest Range:

Where To Find It   Army's Child Of The Wild Turns ‘Out To Be Grainger The Ranger

Not/An Innocent Child  rmy's AWOL Hillbilly i: ‘Identified as Ex-Ranger

Milwaukee Set for MacArthur Welcome Friday   Big Parade, Lakefront Ceremony to Feature Real Homecoming

City To Honor  ‘Native Son’  Plan For Gigantic Piruhlic Celehration

City Prepares Big Celebration Friday Hundreds of Thousands to Join Milwaukeeto Honor MacArthur

Truman Blasts Government Of Soviet Russia  Claims It Imposes Jungle Society To hAnba Dannla AfbeniaA

Charges Red  Resime Bans Ir oul  7 pm ont WT Gi Oc   President Watches Sealing Of Two Historic Papers

Guard Enlistments In Texas Extended  ~~, as   One Year Automatically Tacked on by Shivers

Total Expenditures of Borough Electric Fund and General Fund Estimated at $117,180.50 for 1951; Revenue $120,204.13

$33,159.41 Budget For 195] Adopted  By Boro Council   Tax Rate Set at Eight Mills, Reduction Of Three Mills

Earl Warren ls Candidate For President  California's GOP Governor in Race

MacArthur Continues To Draw Attentior AsPossible GOP Presidential Candidate

Enters Battle With Taft for Nomination  Californian Heads ‘Favorite Son’ Ticket in Primaries

Warren Enters Republican Race  California Governor Presidential Aspirant

Gov. Warren of California Into Presidential Race   Announces Candidacy for GOP Nomination.—Sees “Need for a Change.”

Farl Warren Is Candidate   California’s GOP Governor Enters Race for President

Constructive Campaign by Party Urged   Permission to Seek .. State's Support . Given His Backers

Warren Makes (952 Campaign Plans Official   Governor to State Views as Candidate In Speech Friday

ENTERS 1952 GOP PRESIDENTIAL RACE   Californian Already Pledged Backing By State Party Leaders

WP ULE § i  New Talk Of MacArthur As Candidate  But Bricker Says Taft Leads Field

GEN, MACARTHUR SHOWS POWER   Political Leaders ‘Believe He Is Keeping Flame Alive And May Run On. Repu lican Ticket. e

Gov. Warren Puts Hat In Ring as Republican Nominee for President

Warren Into Race for President   California Governor Will Seek G. O. P. Nomination

Warren Throws Hat In Ring   California Governor Enters Race For Chance As GOP Candidate

Earl Warren  In GOP Race   Californian Jumps Into Presidential Battle For 1952

Warren Enters President Race   California Governor Becomes Candidate

Candidacy Announeed By Warren   California’s Governor Seeks Republican Party Nomination For President

California Governor See ernest er SSIREERSNASEEEpSemeeeres  Tosses His Hat In Presidential Ring

SAYS GOOD OF NATION CALLS FOR CHANGES   But Warns Party Can’t Win Solely On Demo Errors

Bricker Views Taft As Winner   Eisenhower Backers Set Up National Headquarters

Warren Hat Goes  In Ring for GOP   Californian Is a Presiden: tial Candidate; For a Definite Program   Taft, With Whom “Veep” Nominee Has Differed, First to Act

Gov. Warren Enters Race Against Taft  keels There Must Be National Changs As He Announces

Olean Man Given Jail Sentence   Jailed on Involuntary Manslaughter Charge

Fare Increases To Be Allowed   Railroads To Get More For Round-Trip Tickets Is Forecast

Features for Everybody Tn the Telegram Todzy   Lincoln Ellsworth Dies at 71: Explored Poles by Air and Sea

Explorer Lincoln Ellsworth Dies Of Heart Attack  Claimed 381,000 Mile: Of Antarctica For U. S., -Conquered North Pole

Heart Attack Kills Explores   Lincoln Ellsworth Claimed Antarctica

Famed Arctic Explorer Dies In New York  Ellsworth Staked  Antarctica Claim

 Ellsworth, Explorer,  Passes Away  Claimed 381,000 Squar Miles in Antarctica fay TT &

Spotlight On Baseball As Congressional Probe Starts   Right of Game to Operate Outside Anti-Trust Laws Challenged for First Time

Reds Move 100,.000Men Up To Front   Ridgway Says UN ( ‘anBe ‘at OffAttack   Allies Move Through Snow Against Enemy Forces Screening Build-Up

PA. SPLIT-UP IN CONGRESS 1S REALIGNED   GOP’s New Seat Plar To Cut Party Out Of Three Places

District Bill Would Leave Bedford Alone   Surprise Changes Offered In Senate May Break Deadlock

Congress To Act Today on Housing Bill   _ May Lower Funds To Senate Version of $110 Million

House Sidesteps  Religious Schools Row fo Consider Defense Housing

Completion Of Housing Bill Seen   House Irons Out Wrinkles In Huge Defense Program

Sudden Change Is Concession To U.N. Stand   Status of Kaesong Remains Only Block To Zone Settlement

Labor Leaders Demand Tough  Price Control   Confer With 125 Congressmen in Bid for Sunport

Labor in Fight for Controls   Leaders Tell 100 Congressmen that Prices Must Be Curbed with Wage:

Seaton Is Nebraska Senator   Hastings Publisher Fills Vacancy Left by Death Of Kenneth S. Wherry

Fred Seaton Is Named To Senate Seat   Is Appointed To Succeed Late Kenneth Wherry

Seaton Named To U.S. Senate  Hastings Publisher Is Wherry Successor

Publisher To Serve Until. Coming Nov.   His Background Includes 2 Terms In State Senate

SEATON NAMED TO SUCCEED WHERRY   Nebraska Governor Appoints Hastings Publisher to Senate Post   SERVES TO NOVEMBER

New Nebraska Senator Named   Publisher Selected To Succeed Wherry

SERMON GETS RESULTS   Minister Finds Stolen Articles at Home After Services

Czech Engineer Used Train To Cross Border Into The American Military Zone In Bavaria

No Draft Grab of All 4-F Athletes   Rosenburg Says They Will Be Treated Like Others on Deferments

illic. bealaacaaiadiRaaias EL EE TE RE TE EE Te ce Le Ae earns nus ROE Ma  2HumanGuineaPigs Die In Experiment

Air Force Buildup Being Planned With Eye To Europe, General Says

Death Toll Remains At Twenty   Crack Streamliner Crashes Into Train Ahead: Many Inijurec

DEATH TOLL AT LEAST 20 IN DISASTER   Speeding City of Sen Francisco Plows Into Rear of City of Los Angeles.   LATTER TRAIN WAS  HALTED ON TRACK   Eight Critically Injured in Crash During Blizzard Which Piled Up 8-Inch Snow.

Two Still Missing After ‘City of San Francisco’ Crashes Into Rear Of Halted ‘City of Los Angeles’

Twenty or More Die in Train Wreck   Passenger Train Crashes Into Rear of Another in Wyoming Snowstorm

Two Others Missing in Twisted Debris of Two Crack Union Pacific  Passenger Trains In Wyoming »

20 DEAD, TWO MISSING AFTER TRAINS SMASH   Hope to Questien One Living Member Of Encine’s Crew

Search Nets 15 Corpses; Hunt t Goes Or   Cause of Disaster Yet Mystery; Quiz of Fireman Due

Benumbed Rescuers Seek Bodies  Two Crack UP Trains Collide In Blinding Snow

Searchers Removing More Bodies From Wreckage of Two Fast Streamliners; Death Toll Is 20  Workmen Toil Throughout Night To Untangle Steel. Coaches

20KnownDead In Rail Wreck   Rescuers Still Digging for Bodies in Wyoming UP Disaster   TWO OTHERS MISSING  Two Crack Liners, Both Eastbound, Pile Up in  a Snowstorm

More Bodies Taken Out of. Derailed Cars   20 Dead, Two Missing; Eight Still in Serious Condition

Rescuers Dig For Three Bodies In Wreckage Of Two Streamline Passenger Trains; 20 Are Dead

Train Wreck Toll Now 18  All Bodies Believed Taken From Wreckage   (Pictures on Page. 6)

AT LEAST 20 DIE IN WYOMING TRAIN CRASH IN BLIZZARD   Searchers Still Digging For 3 More Bodies Seen Buried In Steel Debris

Rescuers Probe Train Wreckage   Two Bodies Removed, Three Sighted in Remains of Wyoming Crash That Killed 20 or More

2-Train Collision  Kills 20   One Hits Back End Of Other In Wyo.; 14 Bodies Identified, 2 Are Still Missing

At Least 20 Persons Killed In Collision Of Union Pacific Trains In Wyoming

Streamliners Collide  20 Die in Wreck In Wyoming Storm   Involves School Damage Heavy Bill for Vandalism Faces Youths at Hearings

90 Known Dead In U. P. Train Wreck   Rescuers Working Way Through Tangled Wreckage

Two Missing, Eight Remain Seriously Hurt  a a Se   Streamliner Crashes Into Rear Of Sleek Passenger Train On Union Pacific Line

Still Search for Bodies in Tragic Rail Disaster   One Streamliner Hits Another Near Evanston, Wyo.—At Least 20 Dead.

3 Neutral Nations Alerted for Duty As Inspection Unit  Reds Maintain POW Secrecy; U.S. Loses Three Aircraft

US. Readies for Possible  Armistice.   Sweden, Norway, Switzerland May Play Korean Role

Three Neutrals Alerted By US For Inspection  Sweden, Norway, Switverlan ov   Sweden, Norway, Switzerland May Be Korean Team

Peace Check Job Offered To 3 Nations   Sweden, Norway And Switzerland Alerted For Possible Duties

U. §. Proposes Three Neutrals For Truce Team   Sweden, Norway Switzerland Are Suaaested

USMayPick 3 Nations as TruceTeam      Switzerland, Sweden and Norway Alerted to Possible Proposal  , for Armistice   May Speed Talks   Thirty-Day Limit Seen as Having Effect on Conference

Alerts 3 Nations For Inspection At Korean Front   Sweden, Switzerland And Norway Picked To Act In Event Of Armistice

Alerts Three Nations For Duty in Inspection  Sweden, Norway and Switzerland

Norway, Sweden And Switzerland Are Contacted   Ambassadors Asked lf These Countries Would Keep Watch

Refuse Yo Liff Secrecy Abouf  Prison Camps Sweden Asked by U. $ To Join Neutral Inspection Team

POW Secrecy Surrounds Red Camps   Limited Rotation Of Troops Okayed If Allies Accept  Communist Terms

Would Rule  Armistice Inspection  Check on Forces On Communists  And United Nations

U.S. ALERTS 3 NEUTRALS FOR TRUCE   Asks If Norway, Sweden, Switzerland Would Serve as Inspectors in Case of Armistice.   B® ENEMY MAINTAINS PRISONER SECRECY   Refuses to List Prisoners; Complain Reds Would Lose Out on Man-forMan Exchange.

Three Nations Get Bid to Boss’ Truce   Switzerland, Norway, Sweden Alerted by U.S. To Oversee Armistice

Three Nations Sounded Out As Truce Aids  U.S. Alerts Sweden, Switzerland And  Narwav Far Roles

U. S. Alerts Three Nations As Truce Teams   Asked to Inspect Korean Armistice

Boy, Ten, Accidentally “Shot In Back By. Uncle; Many Nimrods Wounded

Eight Hunters Meet Death As Season Opens  Two Die of Gunshot Wounds, Six From HMaonrt Attacke

Community Chest To Elect Officers   Annual Meeting to be Held September 5, Budget to be Dicticced

Missing Wife of Missing British Diplomat Returns to Villa in France.

Rep. Davis Blasts Truman's Power   Cites Perversion of Emergency Authority

MARRIED WOMAN POSED AS SINGLE LAND OWNE:}   Lower Southampton Matron Being Sued for $9100   QUAKERTOWN DISPUTE

Warm Spell To Be Cooled Off   Frigid Temperatures, Snow To Make Return ‘In State Tonicht

BRADLEY BACKS TRUMAN IN WAR PLANS   Speaks Out Against MacArthur’s Plans In China

Says War in Korea Must Be Confined To That Territory Uf at All Poassihle

Bradley Lambasts M’'Arthur War Plan   Administration Still ‘Carrying Ball’ In Defense Of UN Commander‘s Ouste

Bradley Opposes MacArthur's Plan  Says Top US Policy Is To Keep The Peace

Bradley Talks Against Views Of MacArthur   Five Star General Says Pol. icies Would Hurt Peace Effort

Bradley Criticizes M Arthur's Views   Gen. Against Attacking Chinese Mainland

Gen. Bradley Opposes  Mae A A vthie! s Wor Planc  FIVULVI CRIM a)

Governor Offers Broadened Program Of State Services In Assembly Tall

Governor Says State Spending Will Be Boosted   Tells Legislators That He Hopes Taxes Will Not Be Hiked

First Corps Gls Proud Of Record   Job Of Destroying Reds Carried Out

Calm Returns To Holy Land Trouble Zone  Neutral Observers Believe U.N. Must

Stalin's A-Bomb Announcements Electrify Moscow   Says Russia Did Explode Bomb; "Will Explode More'

Moscow Is Electrified By Announcement: Kirk Flying To United States

Follows Truman Announcement By Three Days   Soviet Dictator Reveals Plans For More Tests

Stalin Tells Russia About A-Bomb Test   Termed Premier's Strongest Report On Atomic Weapons

Stalin’s Announcement of Atom Bomb Blast ‘On Bulletin Boards Electrifies Moscovites

111 Of 112 People Feared To: Sign A Fourth Of July Petition, President States

Wary Madison Residents Refuse fo Sign Documen   Might Be Subversive So People Are Afraid to Sign, Truman Says

Jessup in Bilter Attack on Sassen   Says He Uses “Grasshopper Technique” in Testimony.

Jessup Queries Sfassen Charge  Mis-statements Mad Ambaceadar Accorte

OWU: PRESIDENT NAMED CHIEF OF MANPOWER   Flemming Cheirman OF Top Committee Ene Moahilivntinn

Will God Let Me Play Cowboy When I'm ‘in Heaven, Lad Dying of Cancer Asks

Early Birthday Marly For Youth   Cancer Victim To Have Early Party

TRAINMEN GET WAGE RAISE, RULES CHANGE  Cattlamant af Twa.   Settlement of TwoYear Dispute Will Not Effect Demands of Other Unions.

PRU EBINTAE N.S... pesssreaeminemneiees BILL GIVES TRUMAN ADDED AUTHORITY

W. Europe Army Worries Stalin, Who Faces Power  Reds Had Honed to Seize      Reds Had Hoped to Seize W. Germany, Turkey and Greece

Next Move up to Stalin In Huge Poker Game That Involves Western Europe

 STAKES LIFE AND DEATH, WAR OR PEACE  Russia, U.S. Play Big Poker Game

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record INVITE  Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cox

Tone Theatre and the St. Anne Record INVITE  Mr. and Mrs John Lavoie

Tone Theatre and the St. Anne Record INVITE   Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manny

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record INVITE  Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Inske

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record INVITE   Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Allendorf

Tone Theatre and the St. Anne Record INVITE   Mr. and Mrs. Don H. Miller

Tone Theatre and the St. Anne Record INVITE  .) = Fal > * 4 2a sac ae 5 SORES   Mrs. George Martin and Guest

Tone Theatre and ~ the St. Anne Record INVITE  .  = oa ae ww.  neon a

Tone Theatre and the St. Anne Record IN VE b “dl   Mr. and Mrs. William Osher

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record INVITE  Mr. and Mirs. Seigle Lee

Tone Theatre and the St. Anne Record INVITE  Mrs. Hattie Legris and Gues'

Tone Theatre and the St, Anne Record - INVITE  Mr. and Wesley Du Montelle

DIES AT MANHATTAN   Cc. O. Price Was Assistant to Four K-State Presidents

Reds Flee from 7th Division Tanks, Infantry   So. Korea Marines Make Hit-and-Run Raid on West Coast

TROOPS TAKE VITAL HIGHHAY DURING DRIVE   South Korean Sources Disclose Raid Near. 38th Parallel

ROK Force Makes Raid From Ships   Storm Ashore Near 38th Paraliel, hill Brigade Commander

Two Divisions In Mountains Seeking Reds  Allied Patrol Crosses   Allied Patrol Crosses Han Into Seoul But Later Withdraws

GI Divisions Slash Toward Vital Highway   Reda Repel Seoul Attack: South Koreav Marines Rince Sea Raid

Raiders Slay 21 Red Officers Get Documents  Wild Mountains Searched for Fleeing Chinese

Patrol Enters Seoul Suburbs, Then Withdraws  South Koreans Raid West Coast Town, Capturing Documents

Americans Take Eight Miles of Vital Highway   _ Seventh and Second Division Infantry men Probe Deep in Central Korea; Commando-Type Raid on West Coast.

Yank Second, Seventh Divisions Take Eight  “Miles of East-West Road Across: Korea

ROKs Claim To Have Killed Red Commander And 20 Officers   U. 5. INFANTRYMEN CONTINUE ADVANCE

Red Defenses Crumpled By Allied Drive   UN Patrol Enters Suburbs Of Seoul But Loter Withdraws

S. Korean Marines Kill 20 Officers, Inchiding Red Brigade Chief, Then Back Awe ray

American Forces Probe  Deeper in Korea Hills Allied Patrol Fights Way Into Communist-Held Seoul   South Korean Marines Raid West Coast Within Five Miles of 38th Parallel As U.S. Seek to Capture Key Road Hub

Processing Tax Blasted By Industry   Local Firms To Fieht Measure

HIGGINS BILL FIGHT PLEDGED   Twin City Industrialists Hear Legislators List Bill’s Faults

Chief Declares General Failed Policy Order:   Military Leaders Believe Ruasians Are Flying For China Reds

MacArthur Also Violated ‘Advice’ In Using Troops, Army Head Saus

Heavy Resistance Of Reds Slowing Allied Advance  American Troops   American Troops Make Gain Of Little More Than One Mile

House Turns Down One Section of Big Tax Package   Leaves $5 Million Gap in Program and May Throw Legislature Completely Off Its Schedule Once More.

House Refuses To Remove Ex. emptions From Mutual Fire, Casualty, Marine Ineurance Corporations And Life Firms From 2 per cent Tex On Premiune Collections

lasurance Bill Is Defeated By Vote Of 83-40   $5 Million Gap Is Left In Fine’s Budaet Proposal

Measure Set As Substitute For Income Bill   Tax Exemptions for Some Insurance Firms  Falls by 83-40 Vote

HOUSE PASSES $113 MILLION TAX PACKAGE   Insurance Bill Defeat Leaves $5 Million Gap In Propram

PEGCUAL Vi fT.  May Be Forced  Increasing Costs  Of Food May at  Lec? Beinn Awtinnc

Wage-Price Freeze Up  To Truman   Labor Leaders In Demand For Flexibl Decade-Long Plan

President May Have to Decide on Price Controls   Plan to Put Into Effect  Temporary 30-Day Freeze Abandoned by ESA.

Price Freezing Rule May Be Up to Truman   Temporary 30-Day Stor Urged by DiSalle Ils Overridden by ESA

Ruling on Price Freezing May Be Up to Truman  Temporary 30-Day Price Lid Plan {s

Freeze Issue To President   ESA Rules No Price Freeze Now; Still Remains [ssue

ON PRICE FREEZE   E. S. A. Says No Action Needed Now: Price Di rector Disagrees

Y CALL TRUMAN ON PRICE FREEZE   E. §. A. Says No Actior Needed Now; Price Di rector Disagrees   FOOD COST A FACTOR

Rule on Freeze Of Prices May Be Truman Task   30-Day Halt On increases  Is Withdrawn

BRIDGES DEPLORES KOREA WAR POLICY      70,000 U. S. Casualties Prove ft No ‘Police Action’, He Tells C of C

BANK ROBBERS GET $12,000 IN BAY STATE   Armed Men Stick Up Somerville National Bank

Troops Issue Blocks Final  Cease-Fire.   ‘No Nearer Answer,” U.N. Envoys Report

Negotiators Quarrel On  Truce Plan   UN Claims Red Confuse Peace With Armistice

Twelve Dead On Crowded Gate Reads   Return of Warmer Weather Lures Thousands of Motoriste Onto Gichwavs,

NeW HURRICANE CHURNS ATLANTIC AIMS AT FLORIDE   ‘Miami Bureau Says Next 24 Hours May Decide Course Of Storm

ENEMY POCKETS UNDER ATTACK IN ‘TRIANGLE’   UN Columns Now In Flatland of Build-Up Region

IRON CURTAIN FALLS UNDER ALLIED DRIVE   Large Quantity Of Equipment — Is Captured

June Slaughter Quotas Fixed  Beef Totals Cut But Hoa Kill Increased

Russian Proposal Brings No Slackening In Battle of Bullets, Bayonets in Korea.  Gen. Van Fleet Says “Here We Have Our

\Battle General ‘‘No Comment”? on Plar Tl, OCino Rode Rloopnd-Won Ground

Battle General “No Comment” on Plar To Give Reds Blood-Won Ground

45th Annual Bargain Day of Seymour  Daily Tribune W ‘ll be Held Saturday

Boy Sentenced  F or Slaying Grandfather   Norman Duncan, Age 14, Given Indefinite Term In Industrial School

Cohen Retires As Racketeer  Has Score To Settle   Has Score To Settle In Texas First

Korea Produces First Jet Ace   Yank Shoots Down Fifth, Sixth MIGs

Two MiG Kills Make GI First Jet Plane Ace  “Kansas Captain Has Downed Six

Release of Prominent ‘Fighter For Christianity’ Made Conditional

First Catholic Bishop Imprisoned By Reds Has Been Released By Yugoslav Officials

ROSS CAPTURED 10 MILES SOUTH OF BALTIMORE   Tebaccz Farmer Tipped yAnne Arundel County Policemen   WAS NOT WOUNDED IN GUN ENCOUNTER

Circulation Statement of The Terre Haute Tribune Average Daily Circulation  We Cade Sot 2 1951 ... 312/12

11 Feared Dead in Fire on Ship  103 Aboard Veccel   103 Aboard Vessel Off Oregon Rescued

TIRE SWEEPS SHIP, 1] BELIEVED DEAD   COASTGUARDMEN DIRECT RESCUE OF 103 OF 114 ABOARD VESSEL.

103 Rescued In Ship Fire, 1] Die  Coast Gu ard Near, Or Toli H h,

ll Are Believed Dead Aboard Ship  Burning in Harbor   103 Others Saved By Coast Guard; Victims Trapped By Wall Of Flames

W Feared Dead In West Coast Ship Disaster   Flames Sweep Danish Vessel at Mouth of Columbia River

11 FEARED DEAD IN DESTRUCTION OF SHIP   Danish Vessel Swept Br Fire At Mouth of Columbia  PRPicer

LECTURE ON POLIO   Neuro-Anatomist at Johns Hopkins to Speak at K. U. May 4

Red Approval On PW Camp Check Likely  a ia. *   Communists OK Letter Exchange For Prisoners -

Price Control Cleaver Lops About 12 Cents a Pound Off Chuck Steaks

Wage Hike Offer Aimed At Halting French Strikes   ‘Nation's Railway System Ssid Crippled As Wave Of Walkouts Spreads

French Strikers Offered Increase   Higher Wages May End Rail Walkout

U. $. Lacks UN Votes To Blast Chinese Reds   Resolution Against Communists Draws Too Little Support

U, S, Lacks Strength In UN For Adoption Of Statement About Red Chinese In Korea

Auction of [tems Left by Woman Hunter Of Bargains Brings Boom fo Fairfield

Judge Is Pondering Case OJ Man Who Yanked Out Mother-in-Law’s Teeth

HIT EUROPE; PARLEYS HELL   Britain May Revise Present Attitude On China

Europeans Jittery As Red China's Reply To UN Brings World Closer to Contlict

China’s Rejection Of Peace Proposal Has Europe Jittery  Top-Level Meetings Held, Even Neutral Swiss May Build Arm

Scores Frightened From Beds: Plane Sprays Residential Area With Armour-Piercing Bullets

FIRE BY MISTAKE — Air Force Fighter’s Guns Blast Residential District

21 Homes Hit By Bullets From Anchored Plane  Short Circuit Sets et Mids ee

Residents Thought The Russians Were Here  Plane Spravs 25 Homes With 1.576 Bullets

Long Beach Residential Area Sprayed By Nearly 1.600 Rounds From .50 Gun

The Weather   1,2/6 Kounds Fired but No Casualties  Homes Sprayed with Bullets As Plane's Guns Get Shorted

Homes Sprayed By Bullets.  Eiedhter'e Qine Shart Eire - eK Rainede: Ala “ARs edl pape

‘Wild’ Bullets Hit 25 Homes  No Casualties After California Accident

Milifary Plane Sprays Homes With Bullets   Short Circuit Is Cause of Accident; Bullets Miss Many

FBI Seizes Six More ‘Second Team’ Commies   Moscow- Trained Steve Nelson Is Prize Catch

FBI Nabs Six Reds  In District Steve Nelson Tops  ee a . Pear ae   Steve Nelson Tops Western Penna, Communists in Latest Roundup

Communist Party Trying To Second Guess FBI On Where The Next Blow Will Fall On Its Party Leaders   U, 8. HAS Now TAKEN 46 OF SECOND TEAN

UN FRONT OR HIGHT IT OUT AEDS WARNED   Ridgway States Case Bluntly as Kaesong Parleys Still Blocked.

Allies: Take Our Plan or Fight It Out   Ridgway and Van Flee! Warn Reds as Talks Sill Deadlocked.

UN Army And Air Force May Have T« Break Deadlock, Van Fleet Says

ULTIMATUM BY TOP U.N, COMMANDERS   Enemy Told to Accept Present Front as Dividing Line or Resume Struggle.

Ridgway and Van Fleet Again Refuse to Consider 38th Parallel As Armistice Line; But Still Hope Cease-Fire Can Be Arranged

Reds Told to Line or Fight   Ridgway Refuses To Return to 38th Parallel

38th Parallel Proposal Definitely Inacceptable   General Ridgway Serves Notice in Biunt Languag: On Reds; Allied Armies Ready for Any Event  PO cen > a a ee ee

UN, Reds Far Apart On Cease-Fire Line   Peiping Radio Reaffirms Peace Deadlock

General Rejects Allied Retreat To Same Damn Line   UN Willing To Give And Take On Issue

Will Not Return To 38th Parallel, Ridgway Says   Negotiators to Meet Tonight, Still Deadlocked

Eighth Army Ready ACCEPT OUR LINE OR FIGHT, UN COMMANDERS TELL REDS

Accept Bid. or Fight: UN Decision Allies: Ready for Enemy Attack 

Two Top United Nations Commanders State Communists Can Either Accept Present Line Or Fight It Out On Battlefield   SAY PARALLEL 38 IS INDEFENSIBLE

U. N. Rejects Red Peace Plan   Ridgway Refuses To Accept 38th Parallel Line As Cease-Fire Basis

Two Top Generals Say Allies Are Fine, Fit To Resume Fighting   Ridgway Declares Allies Are “Not Going Back To Same Damn Fighting Line Again.”

Accept UN Plan Or Fight, Reds Are Warned   Ridgway, Van Ficet Say GIs, Planes Ready to \ Break Deadlock

UN Chief Demands Compliance   Ridgway Calls 38th Parallel Indefensible

Boyle Visits President   a 7 ees eee  U. S. Demo Chief Tells Press He Will Not Ouit

Chrm. Boyle Won't Quit under Fire   Talks To ‘Newsmen with Truman after Conference

Boyle Again Denies Part In RFC Loan   Asserts He Has No Intention of Quitting Post Under Fire

Truman Foes. To Eye Action   Strategy ‘Expected’ To Be Studied At Selma Parley

Anti-Truman Democrats To Plan Strategy   Meeting Called To Consider 1952 Policy

MOVE TO ALTER DRAFT OPPOSED   Official Called Back Ty Answer Questions On Pro posal To Draft 18-Year Old Youths.

G.M.’s Profit Sets Record ©  $834,044,039 High For Any Corporation

GM Reports Top Profit In History   Auto Firm Pays 31 Billion In Taxes

GM's Profits: $834 Million  1950 Earnings Are   1950 Earnings Are Highest in History

General Motors Tops All Profits   Concern Records Almos Billion in Gains; Taxation Cited

834 Million GM Profit Reported   Highest in History for Any Corporation; Made 45 Pct. of U.S. Vehicles

GM REPORTS $883,044,039 1950 PROFITS   Record for Any Company; Payrolls $1.8 Billion,  Taxes $1.1 Billion.

General Motors Profit a Record   Made $834,044,039, Stockholders Learn

Record Profit Is Made by GM   Report Given Out After Prices Raised

Oil City Teachers For Pay licreasé      $25 Cost of Living Bocst In Salaries

Oil City Teachers Ask School Board  For Pay Increase   Directors Table Petition Fo: $25 Cost of Living Boost In Salaries

President Meets lop Advisers   Vacation Cut Short for Talks  on Armistice

Says World Not Coming ‘To an End’   President Seeks to Quiet Tension Caused by His Sudden Decision to Quit Florida      Silent on Scandal   No ‘Dramatic Move’ Is Announced by Wate  House

No Policy Decisions Are Made   Top Military and Political Advisers Attend Conference

Truman Corfers on World Situation   No Decisions Made at Morning Meeting.

President Flies Home, Talks Witl Chief Advisers   No Policy Decisions Made, His Secretary Informs Press

No News Today At White House   President Meets Advisors But ‘No Decisions Made’

TRUMAN TALKS WITH MILITARY STATE FICURES   Cuts Short Florida Stay by Week to Fly Back for Discussion

Surprise Flight Back fo Capital Startled Nation  ‘Nod Policy’ Action Taken at Session Secretary Claims

Truman, Top Aides Discuss World Affairs   No Policy Decisions Made at 70-Minute White House Parley

PRESIDENT MEETS WITH HIS ADVISERS   Truman Cuts Short Florida Vacation to Fly Back to Washington for Conferences.   “NOTHING WRONG” REPORTERS TOLD   World Situation Discussed, No Policy Decisions Made by Joint Chiefs of Staff.

Truman Reviews World Situation With Top Aides   State, Defense Heads Confer With President

TRUMAN MEETS TOP AIDES AT WHITE HOUSE   Conference Discusses “World Situation,”” No Policy Decision Made.

U.S. Top Officials  Meet Truman   'World Situation’ Reviewed 'No Decisions Were Made’

Korea Situation Held Factor in Quick Trip Home  Returns Week Early   Returns Week Early From Florida Stay

World Canvass By President And Advisers   No Policy Decisions Made in Conference Says Press Chief

Korea Truce Major Topic At Meeting   Top Military And Political Adyisers Attend Conference

No Policy Decisions Made At Meeting Held Shortly After Return From South

Truman Reviews World Set-up -up With Advisors In Washington   Emphasis Placed on Korean Truce Talks After Chief Cuts His Vacation Short; He Declares Nothing Wrone at Present

Other Topics Included—No  Decisions Made   Armed Services Heads Attend—horean Truce Has Top Billing on  “World Situation” List

WORLD SITUATION CANVASSED DURING MORNING WITH TAX TALKS SET LATER IN DAY -

Truman Review Of World Issues Stresses Truce    Conference Held At White House With Diplomatic And Military Advisers

Truman Canvasses World Situatior With Top Military, Political Advisers at 70-Minute Conference  White House Declares No Policy Decisions Are Made,at Meet

President Meets Aides In Capital: Says “No Crisis  Korean War Gets Top Billing:  ? (= Oe a tink ake , = ** FF in cn an

But No Policy Short Reveals   No Directives in Making on Korea Cease-Fire Talks

No Policy Decisions Made In Session That Included  Korean War’s Diseussion

PRESIDENT MEETS. WITH TOP AIDES   World Situation Studied; No Policy Decisions’ Reached

President anc Top Advisers Hold Parley   No Policy Decision Reached, Declares  _ Presidential Aid

Korean Truce Included in Discussion as President Returns From Florida. No Policy Decisions.

Truman Discusses World Situation With Top Advisers   Cuts Short Stay In Florida to Return to Desk

Blasts Fairtield Indifference  Minister Hits Avathy at Shelton Victim Ritec

Management Says Textile Walkout Isn’t Effective But Labor Says It Is

Partial Stoppage Indicated .....  Textile Strike Holds ‘At Over 45 Plants

Turkey Cook Wants ‘Nice and Rare’ Hamburger for Thanksgiving Dinner

LOTS OF EXPERIENCE — Cook Prefers Hamburger To Thanksgiving Turkey

Score: 2 Down, 10Go— American Pilots Slash Attack Of 12 Rod Tote Ta Rits. Protect Bombers

Trimmed Foreign Aid Bill. Slated for Passage Today.   Senate Starts Noting Two Hours’ * Earlier Than Usual on Mewsure *

DRIVE CAREFULLY! The Life You Save May Be Your Own!  TINITE Hh Praras Winn   Foreign Aid Bill To Pass, Leaders Say

Administration’s Plan For Troop Issue Runs Into Republican Threat

GOP Threatens House Action or Troops Issue  , Proposal Would Make Congress . OK Necescary

Troop Debate Turns Up GOP Threat  To Ask Approval of Congress to

SEEKS TO LIMIT TROOPS ABROAD   Ahrends To Try To Amend Manpower-Draft Legislation

House Action Due On Troop Proposal   Efforts To Confine Issue To Senste Runs Into Cuan

House May Get In Debate Over Troops Issue    Representative Plans Amendment To Bill —

Troop Debate Turns Up GOP Threat   To Ask Approval of Conaress to Strengthen Pact

Senator Bricker Insists Policy Is Entirely New And Should Have Approval Of Congress

Shah of Iran Will Marry T oday at Austere Ceremony; Gifts 9f World’s Leaders Are Lavish

‘Relatively Simple Ceremony Slated Today  Shah of Iran Will Wed Beauty

Shah Of Iran To Be Married Monday To Granddaughter Of Persian Rebel

ran’s Shah Will Wed 19-Year-Old Beauty Today  Egyptian King Marks Engagement, Birthday

Yokohama Train Burns; 7 Gls Among 97 Killed  Electric Wire Sets. Off Spectacular Fire

97 KILLED IN TRAIN BLAZE   Seven American Soldiers Among Victims Of. Tokyo Tragedy“

Japanese Train Fire Kills 100  Seven Americans Die In Blazing Cars

Major Bill Disputes Handcuff Assembly   Draped Clock and Galendor - Brenared. for ‘Last’ Dav _

I Souned-Up Mustang Plane   Pilot Sets New York To London Record

May Extend Bonus Filing   Indiana House Approves Action By 93 To 1 Vote

New Deadline On Bonus Gets House Support   Measure Extending. Filing of Applications to April 30 _- Passes’ by. 93 to 1. Vote -”

Autumn Nears End With Snow Sleet and Rain  Another Cold Wave To Move Into  Midwestern A weaemee

231 Persons Listed As Casualties   Calendar Says Winter Still Two Days Of

Troopers Raid  Gambling ‘Den’ Lions Were Ratsing Money For Hospital

FIND GAMBLING IN ‘LION'S DEN’   Nab Business Leaders In Charity Carnival For Hospital

Barge Captain Dies In Crash   Freighter Strikes Two Barges In Foggy East River

Stiffest Credit Curb Since. War Began Margin Requirements On Stock Purchases Hiked to 75 Pct. In New Drive On Inflation

Credit Curbs Now Hit Stock Market   Down Payments on Short Sales Upped SO to 75 Percent

STOCK MARKET — CREDIT CURBS MADE STRICTER      Require 75 Per Cent Cash Down Payment on Purchases.

New Curb On Money   Cash Down Payment On Stocks Increased From 50 to 75 Percent

Chances for Tax Bill OK  Are Increased   Rejection Came When Protest Vote Got Out of Hand

Special Session On Tax Measure May Be Called   Seen As Likely If Congress Adjourns Without Passing Law

MILITARY BUILDING FUND UP FOR VOTE   Bill Authorizing $8,190,000 for Area Navy installations Seems Assured of Passage

Tan Fleet’ Says UN Ready to ‘Clobber’ Commies.  if Ceasefire Talks Fail

Major Issues Still Await Action as Legislature Enters Final Four Weeks

Legislators: To Start 4Week Finale   Oleo Bill Is Only Law of Statewide Interest in 5 Mos.

Government Cuts Non-Crvilian Use Of Metal: Auto Makers Sutter Loss Of Steel Plate

One Result May Be Price Rise In Automobiles  Some Companies May Be Forced Out Of Rucinece By lt

Non-Defense Production Slashed   Users of Steel Heavil; Restricted, Starting Jan. 1.

Auto Industry Gets. Another Cut in Steel   Expected Price Boost On New Automobiles ‘Trucks Early-in ‘52

Non-Essential Use of Metals Cut Sharply   Car Manufacturers’ Stee! Supplies Cut; Copper Users Hit Hardest

Midwest Storms Kill 6, Leave Trail of Damage   Wisconsin Hardest Hit by Wild Weather; Michigan Reports 5 Week-End Fatalities

Storms Cause Six Deaths In Midwest Area      High Winds Pound Six States, Damage To Crops Is Heavy

Six Persons Rre Killed In Sunday Storm   Crops, Buildings Are Damaged Ove A Six-State Area

Wisconsin Is — Hint Hardest By Weekend Outbursts  Five Meet Death In Michigan; Property _ Damaae s Enormous

Midwest Battered By Rain And Hail   Report Six Deaths, Heavy Property Damage

Wind, Rain, Hail Strike Middle West   Five States Visited By Wild Brand of Wienthes “an Snidaw

en Na NET eee mT TS ENTE PIER BO PRT err e AN a RES NE EE OE ne a Ee SE SNR OER NT  ‘Storms Kill 6; Damage Heavy

Six Lost Lives From Storms   Property Damage Heavy From Rain Hail And Winds

Rain and Hail Pound Midwest   Cause Six Deaths, Heavy Bamege Over Six States

Six Deaths Due To Midwest Rair And Hail Storm   Heavy Property Damage Results

Rain, Hail Storms Take Heavy Tolls In Midwest   ” Six. Reported: ‘Dead And Property Damage Is; Heavy AS Storm Hits Parts Of Six States” FP)

Storms Kill 6 tn Middlewest  Six States Report Big Property Damaae

Six Deaths and Heavy Property Damage Result From Hard Storms in Midwest

Six Die. Property Damage Heavy In Midwest. Storms With Rain, Wind and Hail

Mediation Panel Begins Effort To Settle Strike   Many Local Unions Accept Recommendation To Return: Cone Mills Reiects Mediation

Wage Problem Considered ....  Mediators Working On Textile Dispute

Mediation Panel To Study Strike Settlement Plan   29 Textile Firms Willing To Try Wave Settlement

Mediators Seek Textile Accord  Panel Opens Efforts To Settle Strikes

anel Pagine Vanek  Mediation Paiel DUSIUS WUIK Toward Settling Wage Issue

EFFORTS TO END STRIKE SPEEDED   Three-Man Mediation Pane) Starts. Work On Textile Dispute—-Some Workers Still Idle.

Five Die, Including GI and Three Others of Family, in Traffic Crash

 se MN Tas sss  Will Kill You * Alcohol? It’s Good For a Rubdown

Senate Rejects  Income Surtax  Vote Is 15 to 13; Tax Slated to Die

Senate Against Income Surtax   Postpone Indefinitely Bill Seeking 10% Hike

Knocks Out Bill for 10 Per Cent Asked by Kohler   Identical Measure Is Pending in Assembly Rwaiting Action

First Rule: Love Thyself  Bertrand Russell's Advice for Better World

Nev ver Mind Thy Neighbor  But Love Thyself, Says + Sage Bertrand Russell

ILLINOIS BELL PLEA FOR RATE RAISE DENIED   ICC Rules Revenue Sufficient; Bell President Rops Decision.

ILLINOIS BELL .. RAISE DENIED      ICC Rules Revenue Sufficient; Bell President Raps Decision.

IRAN OIL CRISIS GOING TO COURT   British Lawyers Preparing Appeal To International Court For Definite Judgtment,

British Lawyers Tackle Oil Crisis   International Court May Receive Appeal

TO COMBINE UNITS   Farm Conservation Agen: cies Will Be Lumped in Single Office

Brannan Orders Soil Conservation, PMA Consolidated   Single Office for Conservation Units In County Planned

Local Offices of Farm Agencies To Be Combinec   Secy. Brannan Orders Consolidation of All Conservation Services

Brannan Order: County Ag Office Merger   Production Marketing, Conservation Service  To Be Consolidated

Long battie is Uver  Kohler Signs Bill Turning Over Tract Of Timber To Conservation Commission

Governor Signs Flambeau Setup  Many Other Bills Okayed by Kohler

Allied Troops Battle Reds For Hill   Communists Cling To Position On Western Front

Offense by Reds Began  Year Ago   The Year 1951 Has Seen { nited Nations Forees Reestablish Its Lines

GENERAL ASSEMBLY SPEEDS ACTION ON STATE'S DEFENSES AGAINSY ENEMIES

AIR MEDAL AWARDED TO HANOVER FLIER   Presentation In Recognition Of Meritorious Achievement Given To Frederic A. Weaver

Storm Spreads Over General's Far East Views   Sooner Takes Off Kid Gloves to Hit At UN Commander

MacArthur Foes Seek  Dismissal   Truman And Staff Thought Considering Gag On General

Kerr Demands Truman Dismiss  Gen. MacArthur   President Meets With Military Chiefs; Taft Calls For Attack On China

KERR ADIIGES HE BE FIRED; TAFT FOR HIM   Report Truman Confers With High Command ‘About : General.

MacArthur Controversy Grows; Taft Defends Him Others Demand Ouster

Sen. Kerr Blasts UN Commander In Strongest Possible Terms, Calls On Administration to Fire Him for Attacking U.S. Foreign Policy

Portageville Police Chief Acquitted   jury Deliberates Three Hours Before Giving Verdict

Public Warned Big Jump Due In Food Prices   Dealers to Get Mark-up Green Light; Labor Worries Wilson

Consumers Told Food Prices To Go Higher   Gov't To Allow Higher Markups

Immediate Threat Faced.   Sharp Increase In Food Prices Expected Soon

Land Case Cash Disposal Feature Of Graft Hearing   Did Not Get Fee Until After Daughter Took Trip He Claimed [t Financed

First H-Bomb Explosion May Come ' In Early Spring, Author Reports

ANNIVERSARY DATE —American Scientists Speed  Work On Hydrogen Bomb

Work On H-Bomb Began Year Ago   Progress of Project Is Kept as Closely Guarded Secret 

Progress Closely Guarded Secret  Work on ‘Heil Bomb’ Begun Year Ago

Order To Begin Working On Hydrogen Bomb Given Year Ago; Atomic Projects Developing

Atomic Energy Commission Remains Silent  On H-Bomb After First Year Of Prosram

Progress Is Secret But Much H-Bomb Activity Indicated During Past Year

No Revelation  On the H-bomh   Secret in Minds Of a Few as to Progress Made

SEEK CITY MANAGER   Commissioners Also Approve a Fire Station Safety Device

Big Three, Greece and Turkey Going Ahead With Mid-East Defense Pact Without Egypt

Attlee Sees Churchill Over Crisis In Iran   British Oil Firm Ready to Fly Out AIL lts Workers

Allied Planes Rip} pping Into Reinforcements, Coys and Railroads Feeding Into Front

Savage Fights Flare ln Hills  Of East Korea   Red Convoys Blasted

Thousands of North Korean Troops Said Moving Into Front   Enemy Reinforcements Are Being Ripped By Allied Planes

Thousands. Of Enemy Units Moving   Aled Planes Rip . Into Reiniforcement: Heading For Front Fighting Is Savage

Reds Continue Massing Troops  Allied Warplanes Rip : Into Reinforcements

Big Planes Are Used Because Of Floods And Mud   Tons Of Ammunition, Rations And Medica] ’ Supplies Dropped.

Numerous Red Troops On Move   Thousands Heading To EKestern Front

North Koreans Nearing Front  Parachute Supplies To GI's in Hille

lowa OPS To Employ a Staff of Investigators   Won't Be ‘Snoopers’ Says Loveland; Com: plaints Received

lowa Price Office To Build Force of Investigators Soon   Not ‘’Snoopers”’ Says Loveland Of New Force

French President Auriol Pleads For Unity Of Old And New Worlds To Beat Down Oppression Threat

Planes Blast Reds Building Wonju Airfield  Powerful Force Makes UN Troops Withdraw Again from Town

Temperatures   Yanks Battling to Destroy 30,000 North Koreans Caught in Allied Forceps

Rare Kidney Experiment Unsuccessful   Time Factor Too Wide, Doctors Say

Her Blood Pumped Through Organ After Own Kidneys Stop Functioning

Tine Lag Blasted ‘Lifesaving Try Usingi\Nead-Man’s. Kidney Fails

 Doctors Claim Time Factor Was Too W ide  ‘Dead Man’s Kidney Fails to Save Life

28th Begins Arriving in Germany   Gen. Eisenhower  On Hand to Greet Advance Group Of  ‘Bloody Bucket’ Men

28TH'S VANGUARD IN BREMERHAVEN   Eisenhower Will Greet Division Personally

Two Issues On Russian Intentions Now Studied   President’s New Foreign Aid Program Rests On Loony Range Strategev Against Avvression

A Foul and Bitter Climate’ Ancient New Englanders Eked Out Miserable Life   Drecsident’s Latest Demand Pushes 2 Issues Into Congress’ Lap

Foreign Aid Pro posals Confront Congress With Two Critical Questions

Republican Mayors Win  In 73 Cities   Biggest GOP Sweep Came in Large Cities Generally Considered Democrat Strongholds

State Leaders See Swing To G.0.P. in ‘52   Demos Win 12 Cities Previously Held by Opponents

HOW INDIANA FOLKS VOTED   Pattern Mixed As Related To the Coming Battle Of ‘Fifty-Two.

UN Troops Push Close to Kumsong   Communist Resistance  In Collapse Spi ARPATY DIC ANOTIAR TH?

Acheson Likely to Resign Next; Desires Dignity   ‘TRUMAN SAYS DEAN ACHESON TO STAY

Price War Spreads to Allentown   Hess Brothers Prices Cut Heavily on Over 1,000 Items,

Stassen Raps Jessup Denial   Terms China Story As ‘Unbelievable’

Senate Witness Receives Threat   Committee's Counsel Reveals the Attempt At Intimidation

Gambling Witness Threatened   Committee Turns Atlantic City Case Over To FBI

People Have Two Kinds of Daydreams — One in the Role ‘of a Hero and One a Villian

‘Parallel’ Loses Glamor  Flash! Allies Crossing 38th Again; Soldiers: ‘So What?’

Truman Ready To Clean House, Democrats Say   But Republicans Pian To Make Scandals Bie Campaian Issue

lruman Figures On Acting Soon In Graft Cases   ‘McKinney Insists Corruption Really No Campaign Issue

GOP Leaders Cynical Over ‘Clean House’   Republicans Refuse To Accept McKinney Statement Truman  Tr lean Reanm

Truman Anxious To Clean House In Tax Scandals   GOP Scoffs at Democrat Predictions That Tax Situation Won’t Be an Issue in 1952

HST Reported: Angry, Ready ToClean Issue   Republicans Scoff At Dem Predictions Made by McKinney Over Tax Scandal

SCANDAL TO BE ISSUE IN 1952 ELECTION DRIVE   Pruman’s Move To Clean House. In Government Causes G.O.P. Leaders To Attack Tax Row.

' Democratic Prediction That Tax Scandals Won't Be Issue in  1952 Is Flayed by Republicans -

23 Health Centers Urged For W. Va.  2 Physicians, 18 Nurses Outlined For Raleigh

Propose Health  Units for Kansas   Federal Security Agency - Would Set up 27 of Them To Serve 105 Counties

‘Suggested Health Unit For County  Would Include Doctor, 14 Nurses   Federal Security Agency Proposes 12 Units For Maryland’s 23 Counties With Unit 2 Making Un Washington County.

Public Health Units  Urged in Missouri  Cole Would Be Put  tna 3-County Unit

New Type of Health Unit Suggested   Bradford, Sullivan and Tioga Would Form One District.

Arthur Boone Hughes Dies Today in Marceline Funeral to Be Sunday

Say 18-Year-Old Draft To Get OK  Flay Rehabilitation   Flay Rehabilitation Plan For Rejectees

BILL NOW BEING WRITTEN  18-Year-Old Dratt Slated For OK, Solons Indicate

Tax Official Failed to Act In-Fraud Case   Truman Confers With King Concerning Plans To ‘Clean Up’ Bureaus

=. 1X Official led to Act Fraud Case           Truman Confers With King Concerning Plans To:‘Clean Up’ Bureaus

GUNFIRE ENDS BALLOT DRIVE IN ARGENTINA   Peron Is Favored To Retain Presidency In Sunday Vote

ARGENTINE CAMPAIGN BRINGS VIOLENCE   Guns Blaze, Bricks Hurled a Radical Party Rally—six Persons Wounded.

Gunfire Battles Climax Election In Argentina   Predictions Have President Peron Being Reelected

Tension Mounts As Red Buildup Central Forces  New Type Of Enemy Jets Make Initial

ALLIED TROOPS ARE MAKING — NEW ADVANCES   Night Flying Jets -Are New Threat “To. U. S. Bombers

Allies Strike On Both Side:  Of Peninsula   Foe Dispatches Twin-Engine Night Jets Into Fighting

Morgan Pa rk College Will:  Close in June   Draft Causes Suspension of Operations, Says Su perintendent Jordan.

This Edition 18 Pages Pages   Morgan Park Junior College To Suspend

Nearer Atomic Planes   U.S. Air Force Is Contracting Actual © Construction; New  Jet Record. Meanwhil.

Negotiations “Underway” ran aera aii Atom Engine For Planes Is  Planned by US

U. S. Projects Atomic Plane   Awesome Speed, Vast Range Seen For Craft

U. S. Negotiating for Actual Work. \(On World :  I's First Atom-Powered Plane

PLAN ATOMIC _ PLANES AS JETS SET RECORDS   B-47 Goes 400 Miles Hour; See 2,500-Mile Atomic Sneed. ‘

US Is Negotiating To Construct First Known Atom-Powered Aircraft

a natin atin ene  Negotiations for Construction  Of A-Powered Engine Underway

—PLAN NUCLEAR POWER PLANT— U.S. Negotiating For  Atom-Powered Engine

Atom-Powered Engine Ordered While Jet Bombers RoamAt 400-MPH Sneed

U.S. Starts Plans For New Atom Aircraft   Construction Of New High Powered Plane Considered

U.S. Preparing To Build Atom Powered Plane   lets Now Streaking Over Oceans Faster Than 400 m.p.h

U.S. Set to Build Atomic Air Engine  2.500 mph Speed Seen —1] Pound Fuel Worth 6 Million Gallons Gas

Plans to Construct Atom-Powered  Planes Disclosed  Negotiations for Plant Are Under Way, GE Spokesman Says

U.S. Planning Atomic Airplane  Negotiations Begun To Build Engine

Atom-Dr iven Plane Engines  Will Be Built”   GeneralElectric To. Start Work On First Motor For: ‘Aircraft

Atom-Powered Plane To Be Built by GE; British, U.S. Jets in Speed, Range Feats

U.S. Plans Construction Of World’s First Atom-Powered Aircraft Engine

Sir Henry Guerney Is Ambushed   High ag Trapped On Jungle Road And rola wn As Wife Looks On; Escape.

Get Out Of Town Mob Boss Ordered   Figure Is 500 Higher as Ridgway Ups Estimate of GIs Slaughtered By Enemy Reds

smoke Covers the Areas but Glimpses Show Chinese Buildups  FAIL AT BRIDGEHEAD  Six-Hour Battle by Americans Fail to Snap Red  Resistance   Observe Music Week with Vocal and Instrumental Numbers

eapkl war vomes== Allied Europe Force Able To Check Reds, Chiefs Say

 If War Comes in Europe  Officers Believe West Could 'Hold on Rhine if Reds Attack

Believe Allies Can Hold Rhine   Troops in Germany Are More than Doubled

ALLIES BELIEVE THEY COULD STOP REDS ON RHINE   suildup of Ground Forces  Dispels Idea Swikt Retreat Would Be Necessary Should Russia Strike.   TROOP STRENGTH HAS MORE THAN DOUBLED   But West Is Weak in Air and Could Not Move Division in Davlight Without Heavy Losses.   Ry DANIEL DE LUCE and GEORGE BOULTWOOD.

U.S. ENVOY TO BE GIVEN  NOTE Hungari ans May Be Wele hing On Pimsinn to Free 4 Miers

Democrats Want Major Revision In Price Control   All-Out Drive Likely To Be Launched This Week in Conaress

Truman Sends Yule Message ToCountrymen   President Says Peace Promised But Warns Of Long Struggle

Victory of Peace Affirmed for U. S.   President Sends Annual Christmas Message to Nation From Home

Airplane Crash Kills 9 Marines  Wind-Buffeted Craft Plunges In Creek

Nine Marines Die In Air Crash   %  Transport Plane ° Falls In Virginia:

Democrats Lose Vote On Troops  Republican Senator However. Imetrurée   Republican Senator However, Instructs Truman to Ignore Bid for Control

Lodge Flays Senate Troop limit Action   Massachusetts Senator Says President Must Ignore Senate Bid for Contre! of  Tranns.

Lodge Says Truman Must Agnore Senate on Vote; Asks Change on Troops

GOVERNMENT WORKER KILLED BY LIGHTNING      ober Seriously Injured—Twa, Playing Golf, Muddled Beheath Tree as Bolt Jit.

Bolt of Lightning Kills OPS Statfer   Men Had Just Started to  Play Golf, Huddled Be Neoth Tree When Storm Came

INJURED MAN TAKES CHILDREN TO SAFETY   Carries Youngsters 150 Feet Uj Siecp Mountainside After Car Accident.

Steel Supplies For Civilians Cut 20 Percent   Many Thousands Of Articles Affected By Order

Civilian Steel Supplies Cut   Auto and Household Goods To Be Slashed

Cease-Fire Efforts Take Hopeful Turn   Alfes Submit A Compromise Plan For Security Zone

Efforts to Revive Korean Truce Talks Take Hopeful Turn With Compromise Possible

Truce Talks Likely   Outlook More Hopeful After United Nations High Command Submits Compromise Proposal

Efforts For Truce Take Hopeful Turn   Cautious Optimism Expressed, By U.N. Official Spokesman

Allied Compromise Plan Arouses Hope For Renewal Of Korean Peace Parleys

More Hope Of Reviving Truce Talks   Russia Turns Aside American Proposal For Joint Action To  End Korean War

Allies Offer Compromise On Truce Talk   Efforts to Revive Meets Take Hopeful Turn Following U.N. Froposai of Zone

Commie Resistance Strong As U.N. Crunches Forward; Truce Talks More Hopeful

TRUCE TALK HOPE REVIVED   UN Submits Compromise Security Zone Proposal

Truce Talk Negotiations Offer Allies More Hope   Official Says Tangible Progress Made In Latest Conference; Compromise Seen

Chinese Abandon Some Hills But Tighten Resistance At Kumsong; Peace Talks Near

Hope Is Seen For Reviving  Truce Talks  : « Cee Se 2 5 pee esc fee      Red Team Studies Proposal Of Allies   Optimism Is Expressed By Official Spokesman For UN Command

Reds Pondering Allied Proposal At Compromise   Truce Negotiators To - Give Answer At

UN Submits Plan That May Revive Talks on Truce   Compromise Proposal For Security Zone Increases Hopes

Truee Talks LookHopeful   U.N. Submits Compromise for Security Zone  In Korea

Hopeful Turn to Efforts to Revive  Cease-Fire Talks Chinese Abandon ; Some Hills; Fight Harder Elsewhere

Fresh Hope Raised For  Cease-Fire   U.N. Compromise On Neutral Zone Handed To Reds

UN Liaison Unit Report: “Progress”  Disputed Points Are lroned Out

U.N. Submits New Security ZoneSolution   Reds Take Proposal. , Under Consideration; Some Optimism Shown

—ARMISTICE— 4). N. Offers Neutral Zone Compromise   Reds Are Believed Willing To Accept

J, H. GAMBRILL SUCCUMBS 10 HEART ATTACK   Frederick’s Leading Citizen Stricken In Balti more Hospital   SERVED AS MEMBER OF STATE BOARDS

Funeral Of Mr. Gambrill Friday At2_   Prominent Citizen Fatally Stricken Wednesday Night  In Raltimnra

Blair Moody Is Sworn In   Detroit News Capital Correspondent Picked to Succeed Vandenber

US Leathernecks Mark Anniversary With Big Assault:   North Koreans Are Uswilling “Guests” At Marines’ Fete

Birthday Is Occasion of Heavy Blow   Communist Hills Are Pounded by Marines Celebrating 176th  Anniversary  Enemy Stubborn   Persistent Chinese Are Victims of Aerial and Artillery Blasts

176th Anniversary Communists Unwilling ‘Guests’ Of Marine Birthday Celebration

U.S. Marines Celebrate By Hitting Reds   176th Anniversary Finds Unwilling ‘Guests’ in Unit; Reds Move Troops

Marines Mark Corps’ 176th Birthday With Terrific Attillery Attack On Line Of Communist-Held Hills   Big Three, Turkey Decide  'To Form Mideast Commanc

Anniversary Celebrated With Attack   Allies Mcet Stiff Enemy Resistance On Western Front

Leathernecks ‘Celebrate’  With Attack Barrage Marks Corps Birthday

Marines Hit Foe on 176tt Birthday  Leathernecks Celebrate in Blast at Reds

Marines Mark Anniversary With Offensive ‘Party’; Reds Are Unwilling Guests

Anniversary Celebrated ... . Marines Hit North Koreans Hard Blow

Marines Mark 176th Birthday With Big Attack   Hit North Of ‘Panchhow!l;’ . Battleline Again Urged As Site For Buffer Zone

Marines Observe Birthday with Terrific Attack   Plaster North Korean Troops with Bombs and Shells

PLANES BLAST ENEMY LINES   Tough Resistance Encountered Along Positions In West

North Korean Troops Are “Guests” Of Marines as Heavy Barrages Celebrate Corps’ 176th Anniversary

Marines Note Corps Birthday With Barrage   North Korean Troops Slammed By Heavy Fire

Meet otijf Kesistance — Marines Smash at Reds On Their 176th Birthday

Reds Guests Of Marines At Party”   Leathernecks Hurl Terrific Blows at Communist Lines

MARINES GIVE REDS BIRTHDAY PRESENT   Corps Marks Anniversary  With ‘Terrific’ Attack

Marines’ Artillery _ Rips Reds   North Korean Troops  Unwilling ‘Guests  Of Marines 176th  Birthday Salvo

1st Marines ‘Clobber’ Reds On Birthday   Hit Enemy Lines With Terrific Air, Artillery Attack   Korean War Roundup (570) By George A. McArthur

Marines Attack Communis! Held Hills Northeast of Punchbowl   ARTILLERY IN ACTION

Hurl Reds Back by _ Air, Land  Anniversary With _ Terrific Forays.

MARINES FETE KOREAN REDS ON BIRTHDAY   DUMP TONS OF BOMBS, SHELLS ON ENEMY LINES

Marines Attack On Birthday   Pound Reds With Artillery, Bombs On 176th Anniversary

First Division Marines Attack On Birthday   Leathernecks Stage Heavy Bombardment OF Red Positions

Marines Hit Reds From Land And Air   Corps’ Anniversary Marked By Terrific Aerial And Artillery Attack In Korea

STATE JUCO AWARD   Will Be Made by Directors at Man. hattan January 28

Would House Negro Girls at Chillicothe   Senate Proposes to Transfer Inmates from School at Tipton.

50 Are Killed When Airliner Hits Hilitop  All Aboard Die In Flames Of Newest Of Transport Planes

Giant Plane Crashes; 50 Aboard Dead   Airliner Wreckage Scattered Over Oekland Hill

SENATE OKAYS PRIMARY DATE FOR THIS YEAR   Action On Absentee Vote Also Taken  By Assembly

State Senate Passes July 24 Election Bille,   Measure Also Sets Up Machinery For Soldier Votes

Senate Sets Primary on July 24th   Measure Is Sent to Penna. House by Unanimous Vote.

Family of Five Dies in Flames  17 Ohioans Killed In Two-Doy Period

House Votes To Pay Bonus Immediately   Measure Would Permit Payment to Disabled’ Vets. of World War Two and Next Of Kin

Forecast Made For N. C. Crops   13 Per Cent Hike Seen For Tobacco

Huge Hurricane Veers Off But: Present Course Will Still - Hit US

NORTH LAWRENCE   Flood Gate Is Open; Pump in Action at U.P. Underpass   BACK OVER SANTA FE

Flood Gate Is Open; Pump in Action at U.P. Underpass    BACK .OVER SANTA FE

Pentagon ‘Plot ter Power’ Suggested  lireworks Spark TIMI Debate

Vinson Leads Off Debate on UMT in House   Republican Counters it Is “Blueprint For Army Power”

Vinson Urges Passage of UMT Bill   Rep. Werdel Charge: Military Seeks More Power

MILITARY TRAINING IS URGED BY VINSON   Is Only Answer To Russian Threat. Howse Committee ~ Ya Told

UMT Bill Denounced As Part Of Pentagon’s Plan To Gain And Keep Power   Fireworks In Sight As House Begins Two Weeks’ Debate On Proposal For Altering Of Selective Service Laws

Four Men Hunted In Moretti Killing   Anastasia Denies Knowledge of Crime

Allen Rips At K. C. Gamblers   K. U. Coach Phog Allen Says Midwest Shouldn't Point Finger

Allen Rips At K. C. Gamblers   K. U. Coach Phog Allen Says Midwest Shouldn’t Point Finger   IDENTITIES NO SECRET

RED CASUALTY TOTAL MOUNTS IN NEW DRIVE   North Koreans Are Merging Forces For Expected Offensive

Chinese Withdraw From West-Central Front As Huge Offensive Stalls   North Koreans Rush Up Troops For New Push Against Allies In East; Red Casualties Reported Heavy

Enemy Loses $1,400 Men In Six Days   North Koreans Said Building Up Strengtt Along Central Front

TWO BILLS FOR REDISTRICTING STATE OFFERED   Walker, Mt. V., and Travers, Olney, Sponsor One Remap Plan.

Wants Reds Driven Out ()f Korea   ROK President Savs Fight For Lnitv To Continue

Thousands Welcome The Mighty Mo Rome from Korea   Has Traveled 59,300 Miles Since Leaving Norfolk 8 Months Ago.

DEATH ENDED THEIR MISERY  Cook Tells His Story to FBI, Admits Killing Family of 5

Signs Confession  William (Badman) Cook Says He Killed Six During Flieht

Badman Cook Admits Slaying Six On Spree   Mosser Family of 5 And Salesman Killed

Cook Admit: He Killed Six Persons  Five Members  Of Mosser Family And Salesman

Cook Admits ~— Slaying Six   Badman Confesses Kill.   ing Five Members Of  One Family

Terrible Ordeal on Roads Of Texas, Oklahoma Before Shooting Recounted Calmly

Badman Cook Admits Killing Five Mossers  _ Also Tells FBI He Slew Seattle Man

Cook Confesses  Mosser Slayings  FBI Reports Killer Admits Massacre

Missouri Badman Confesses to FBI He Murdered Six   Five Members Of Famil “Are Victims Of Tragic - Ordeal Near Home

COOK ADMITS MURDER OF mOSSER FAMILY   Also Says He Milled Seattle Sales man In Califersia, FBI  Announce

Badman Cook Admits Slaying Six On Spree  Mosser Family of 5   Mosser Family of 5 And Salesman Killed

Cook Admits  Killing Family Salesman’s Murder  Told in Confession

TAX OFFICIAL TO TELL DELAY IN PROSECUTIONS   SENATOR CHARGES TWO BIG CASES ARE ‘GATHERING DUST’

Revenue Chief Testifies Today   To Explain Why Tax Cases Gather Dust

To Give Govt Side In Tax  Accusation   Dunlap To Tell Reason for Laxity In Revenue Collectio:

Wheeling Man Named In Liens U.S. Presents Its Side On Lias’ Unpaid Taxes

Millions Of Unpaid Tax Dollars Gather Dust While No Action Taken To Collect. Says Senator

Revenue Department To Air Its Side Of Tax Cases; Another Agent Quits

Confusion Holds Throne In Ohio Bingo Issue   Ironton Council First Awaits Decision,  mec . diab. m +b 4. #@  *ee4

Ohio Confused Over Legality Of Bingo Games   Some Officials Waiting Until Courts Decide Issue

All’s Confusion Over Fate Of Bingo In Ohio   Lausche Gets Many Letters; Majority Ask-O.K. For Game

UN May Drive Beyond 38th, General Says   Church Doesn’t Believe Chinese Can Push Allies Gut

Living On Borrowed Funds:     Cohen To Tell How To Be A Millionaire

Mickey Cohen Trial Is Bringing Out Details of How to Live Like Millionaire by Borrowing

LIFE 13 VER COMPLICATED, ~LANYER SHS   Gov’t Agent Testifies to His Sworn Creditor. List: at Tax Trial.

MICKEY COHEN TRIAL IS FAST   Only 90 Minutes Required To Pick Jury Of 7 Women, 9 Men

Mickey Cohen Offers Novel Court Answer   Gambler Says He Used Borrowed Money to Live Life of a Millionaire.

National Guard Duty Extended   Governor Orders Enlistments Frozen for Another 12 Months

U.S. Saber Jets Destroy Two More Red Migs   Two Other Enemy Craft Damaged; All U.N. Planes Return

Aground Day Was Quiet All Along Korean Front; But Air Battles Were Important; 790 U.N. Sorties

Nude Remains Crammed Into Luggage   Autopsy Ordered to Learn Cause of Woman's Death

JIM GARTER STOPS WILLIAMS IN 44TE   New York Negro Wins  Lightweight Title With  Stunning Victory

MacArthur Advised by Letter Early in Year Regarding Policy in Korean War

Truman Wrote MacArthur on Korean Policy   January Communique Said Written While UN Conditions Bleak

 Recognized U.N. Might Be Forced Out of Korea ‘Truman Wrote MacArthur Last January Urgine 'No Military Action That Might Spread War

Truman’s Letter Te Mac Revealed   President Wrote General Of Korean War Policy During January Bleakness

Conditions Were Bleak— —  Truman Letter To MacArthur Last ! Tannary Ontlined Policy In Korea

W.U. Workers Vote On Raise   Strike Postponed Pending Settlement

TELEGRAPHERS KEEP WORKING   Postpone Walkout, Voting On 17-Cent Wage Boost

Western Union Tieup Averted  Strike Postponed By Pav Boost Offer

Carroll County In Long Season Pheasant Zone   25 Days; Opens Nov 11; Bag, Possessior Hours Stay Same

son Opens Nov. 11l—  lowa Outlines ‘51 Rules for Pheasant Hunting

Communist Resistance At Low Level  Little Action Is Reported On  UV nvrann Cran?

RESISTANCE. OF REDS DROPPING ALL ALONG LINE   Negotiators To Resume Talks At Kaesona

Resistance Of Reds  Decreases  Only. Light Cones na “Is Reported

'Farmer’s Tip Brings Arrest  Ross Seized In Maryland, Waits Return To Clevelanc

Ross Gives Up Without Fuss   Widely Sought Admitted Killer Tells County Cops “You've Got Me”

Allies Stiffen Attitude on Cease Fire   Airmen Told to Fire on Unmarked Red Vehicles

UN To Bomb Pyongyang To Kaesong Road   Reds Take Advantage of Immunity during Talks, Move Trucks

UN Planes Ordered To Attack Commie Supply Vehicles  ‘Heneymoon Over’ UN Official Says; Truce Hopes Fade

oneymoon © For Red. Vehicl   Red Stalling Irks UN Command; Christmas Truce Hopes Fading 

Red Vehicles Unmarked To Be Attacked   UN Says Enemy Takes Advantage OF immunity

Unmarked Red Cars Face Fire   Jolting Note in Stalemated Taths;  Yule Armistice Hopes Fade Fast

COMMUNISTS GET WARNING FROM ALLIES   Enemy, Taking Advantage to Move Vehicles to Front, Faces Crackdown.

Will Fire on All Unmarked Red Vehicles   Charges Reds Using Route Taken by Truce Negotiators to Move Supplies to. Front.

U.N. Limits Red Traffic On Truce Road   Unmarked Cars Face Plane Fire, Foe Is Warned

Allies Order Assaults on Truce Lane   “Honeymoon Over’; Fo Took Advantage of Road Immunity.

UN War rplanes Told To Hit Red Vehicles   Nuckols Says ‘Honeymoon Over’ For Communists On Truce Road

Will Shoot Trucks On Truce’ Road   ‘Honeymoon Over,’ UN Spokesman Claims

UN PLANED 10 ATTAGK TUCK ON TRUCE ROAD   Unmarked Vehicles Will Be Fired Upon Tuesday, Spokesman Says.

DISGUSTED WITH TRUCE STALL UNITED NATIONS TELLS PLANES TO ATTACK CHINESE VEHICLES

Bradley Arrives in Japan for Survey ‘Of ‘Whole Situation’ With Ridgway

Hopes Fading  On Resuming ‘Truce Parley   - Bradley Arrives In Tokyo With Collapse OF Sessions Forecast.

Truce Talks Near Collapse   Ridgway Sends Last Compromise Proposal, Red: Heven't Answered

General Bradley Arrives in Tokyo   Will Go Over Korean Wai Situation With Gen. Ridgway

Bradley On Hand In Case  Truce Talks Break Down   Will Survey All Aspects Of Situation With ¢ Ridgway; Negotiations Still Bogged Down

Omar Bradley In Korea for Conferences   General on Hand to Map Strategy Should Truce Talk Efforts Collapse Suddenly

Hopes Dim As Bradley, Aid Arrive   Communists Fail To Answer Ridgway On Transfer Of Site

Cen. Omar Bradley Arrives In Tokyo   May Map Strategy If Full Scale Fighting Erupts

Bradley To Survey Truce Talk Situation   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Arrives In Japan

Bradley And Ridgway In  Conference   Army Chief Of Staff In Tokyo; Peace Talks Snarled; Reds Make Sharp Attacks

Omar Bradley Arrives In  Tokyo Today   May Map Fighting Strategy If Truce Talks Break Off

Bradley Flies To Korea To Map Strategy   Bogged-Down Truce May Be Prime Target For Military Llead

Gen. Bradley May Help On Korea Tactics  If Talks Fail   LU. S. Staff Chief ‘lice To Japan For Close Study

Vf Truce Talks Not Resumed Bradley in Tokyo, May Map Strategy ‘for War

Bradley in Korea To Draft Strategy  Truce Hopes Wane In Red Deadlock

Map Strategy If Truce Talks Fold  Bradley in Tokyo, Talks to Ridgway ..

General Bradley Reaches Tokyo, Possibly to Map Strategy If Korean Truce Talks Collapse

Staff Chief, Ridgway To Map Strategy   Reds Charge Site Dispute Aimed at Blocking Talks

Bradley May Map New War Strategy   Stall Chief Arrives In Tokvo—Reds Treat Ridgway Offer Harshls

General May Map Strategy OfU.N. Forces if Taiks of Peace Collapse Completely

Gen. Bradley In Tokyo to Map Strategy  Hint Truce Talks Near End; Pilots Report Reds Mass

Bradley In Tokyo As Truce Hopes Dim   “Chairman of Chiefs of Staff Confers With General Ridqway

Bradley in Tokyo To Map Strategy if Truce Talks Fail   Bolen. State Department Expert on Russia. Is

Bradley Takes Hand In Truce Strategy   Peiping Radio Vigorously Attacks Ridgway’s Offer to Renew Neaotiations at New Site

Bradley Goes  To Ma p W ar   Staff Chief Arrives in Tokyo: Reds Rap Switch in Site

Bradley Reaches Tokyo, Possibly To Plan Battles   ‘State Department Russian Expert Accompanies Head  Of Joint Chiefs; Peiping Hits Ridgway Propogal

Bradley Arrives In Tokyo   To Survey The Korean Situation With Gen. Ridgway On Truce Talks

Korea Truce Talks Near Final Break   Reds Rushing Men, Supplies To Front Lines

Bradley and Ridgway To Discuss Situation   Former Flies to Tokyo. Reds Lauinct Sharp Attacks, Move Up Men.

Bradley In Korea To Map Strategy With Ridgway   U.N. Proposal for Cease Fire Talks Treated Roughly

Hopes For Peace Talks Hit New Low Ass Reds Blast Ridgway Proposal

Bradley, Ridgway Confer in Tokyo   Visit May Be to Prepare for Final Cease-Fire Break. down: Truce Talk Outlook ls Not Bright

Bradley To Help Map Strategy In Korean Situation   General Arrives In Tokyo For CheckUp Of Situation.

Red Radio Fires Blast At Rideway   Top Military Man May Map Strategy If Talks Collapse

PREPARING FOR BREAKDOWN OF PEACE TALKS   (Reds Unleash Series Of "Attacks Along Wide  Area

Bradley Flies To Tokyo, Maps New Strategy  Reds Ignore Final Ridgway Proposal

Chairman of U. S. Joint Chiefs Of Staff Is Surveying Korean Situation With Gen. Ridgway

Bradley Arrives In Tokyo; May Map New Talks   ’ Head of United States Joint Chiefs of Staff Is Accompanied by State Department Expert On Russia; to Survey Al Aspects.of Situation

GEN. BRADLEY IN TOKYO TO SEE RIDGWAY   fop American Gommander Set to Map Strategy If Truce Talks Fail, Full War Starts.   iS ACCOMPANIED BY EXPERT,ON RUSSIA   Believe U. N. Has/ Made Last Compromise Offer in Proposing Switch From Kaesong Site.

Bradley on Way to Korea;  Truce Talk Breakdown Seen  No Answer Received From Reds to Ridgway Demand for New Armistice Conference Site

Bradley And Ridgway To Map Strategy   Generals to Meet, Discuss Korean Situation; Little Hope Held for Resumption of Truce Talks.

Bradley Arrives In Japan to Map Korean Strategy   Red Radio Gives Rough Treatment to Proposal For Switch in Truce Sites

Bradley Is In Tokyo For Talks   Defense Department Says Generals Will Survey All Aspects Of Korea

Bradley Arrives In Tokyo To View Korean Situation   May Map Strategy If Present Truce  Talks Are Failure

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Remy Tried for Murder of Presidential Guard

HOLD HEARING : ON POLLUTION    Mills On Kalamazoo  River Protest Deadline

Kistle. to Head Poli Fund Drive  Campeiin Ts Slated for Jan. 15 to 3!

“T NEVER TOUCH A GIRL,” SAYS GELLERMANN   Claims His Wire - Recordec Confession Was a ‘'Deliberate Lie.”

Doctor Denies All   ‘I Never Touch a Girl’, Gellermann Testifies

U. S.-Japan Agree On Basic Points Of Defense Pact   Dulles Leaves Japan After Talks on Treaty

Japan, U. S. Draw Pact for Defense   Agreement Wiil Come After Peace Treaty Is Signed

US and Japan  Nearer Paet   We Would Guarantee Protection After Peace Treaty

U. §. and Japan Agree on Terms Of Defense Pact   America Guarantees Protection in the Post-Treaty Period

U.S., Japan Peace Treaty Going Ahead   Basic Agreement On Defense Plans For Each Country

United States and Japan Agree On Basic Defense Plan Affer Peace Treaty Has Been Signed

Compromise Cuts Draft Age To 18!/2  Joint Panel Votes 4-Year Extension

18 1-2 YEARS SET AS NEW DRAFT AGE   Conferees Agree to Lower Limit, Extend Induc tion to 1955

Draft Age Cut To 18.5 Years By Conferee:   Senate, House Group Okays UMT Service at 18,  Ww). Wa er es

AGE FOR DRAFT WILL BE 183, IT 1S AGREED   Conferees Agreed On Other Questions Friday Afternoon

Agree On Draft A 18 1-2 But Few to So Under Age 19   Other Details of Extension Must Still Be Worked Out

Draft At 18'/2, UMT Muster At 18 Agreed   Closed-Door Parley _ Gains Compromise On Age for Service

Senate - House Committee Agrees To Lower Draft Age And Extend Present Law

Draft Age Of 181 Years Set In Agreement  House And Senate  Conferees Reac : Draft Conclusions

Agreement Reached On Draft Age   Senate-House Group Sets 1812 Figure; Draft Law Extended

184 Draft Approved  Sr BE fp   Senate-House Group Reach ‘Agreement

Conferees Okay Limitations On Draft-UMT Ages   Want 18 1-2 Year Olds Drafted; UMT Would Get Those 18

“Warden Knows” arden Knows”  Story’s Moral. Don’t ‘Trusty’ The Butler

CHARGE KOREAN WAR . TRAGEDIES MINIMIZED   Senators Express Puzzlement at Surprise of Military and Government Officials Over Revelation of Atrocities. New Demands for Use of Atomic Bomb.

Senators Claim Tragedies of Wat Were Minimized  Atom Weapons’ Use

End Korean War 'With A-Bomb, Is Cry of Senator   Pentagon “Surprise” at Atrocities Puzzles Congress Members

Solons Join Plea For All-Out War   Several Would Use A-Weapons On Red Troops

Reports Of Atrocities In Korea Stir Doubts Of Leaders’ Sincerity

Probe Underway As Top Aides Seem Puzzied  ~— Salane Wonder Why   Solons Wonder Why Top Officials Seem To Be Uninformed

Senator Critical Of Way Atrocities Were Made Public  Young Says Question Raised Of Truman Trvine To Hide Travedy

Senator Hints At Government Efforts To Minimize Tragedies Of Korean Wa

ATROCITY LISTS AROUSE UPROAR   Senator’ Charges Administration Is Curbing Infor‘mation, Trying To Bin, ‘mize Tragedies.

Young Charges Minimizing Try   Says Administration May Be Seeking To Keep Tragedies Quie'

Senator Young, Others Puzzled   Question Surprise of Officials Over Report

Communists Say They Have Bagged Anti- Red Leader Described as Acent for America

Red China Radio Claims Capture Of Anti-Communist Guerrilla Chieftain

Claim Anti-Red Guerrilla Taken   Chinese Reds Say Chieftain Was Agent Of United States

Red China Snares Guerrilla Chief   ‘Agent for American Imperialists’ May Die Before Firing Squad

Chinese Reds — Claim Capture Of Rebel Leader   Cammunists Claim Arrest Of Chief Of Guerrillas

Anti-Red Guerrilla Captured   Communist China Radio Says It Has Taken Wusman

Gain Two Miles Toward Xumsong In Sentral Area      Resistance Ebbing in Most Places, Strong in Others

Allies Strike At Red Center   Storm Through Ebbing Resistance  Near Kumsone; Reds Bomb Suwor

Enemy Plane Drops Bombs On Allied Airfield at Suwon; Red Artillery Comes Alive

UN TROOPS STORM TOWARD NEW RED BU IP SEC TAR   Smash Two Miles Through Weakening Enemy Resistance   KUMSONG IS OBJECTIVE   Launch Drive from Point East of Kumhwa Fivot , of Iron Triangle

Allied Units Storm Toward New Commie Buildup At Kumsonq   Enemy Forces Spotted Digging-In; US Air Force Pounds Vita! Airfields

UN Troops Storm to  Red Lines   Score One-Mile Gains on Central Front, Forge Ahead on Large Scale   LIMITED OBJECTIVE   Reds Are Well Dug in, but Positions Scattered— Patrols Fanning Out

U.N. Troops Near New Red Lines   Communists Fall Back on Korea’s Central Front

UN Troops Driving Toward New Enemy Build-Up Area   Red Resistance Ebbing Except North of Yanggu Where 3,000 Observed Digging In for Fight

FOE BUILDS UP FORCES - Allies Advance 2 Miles As Red Defense Wilts

Actress Found Dead in Paris   Maria Montez Drowns in a Bathtub at Hotel

Drowns After Heart Attack AtHome   Police Fail To Revive Latin Beauty

MARIA MONTEZ, ACTRESS. DIES   Found in Bathtub By Her Sister at Home Near Paris

MOVIE STAR ~ MARIE MONTEZ DROWNS IN TUE   Found Unconscious in Bath; Won Fame as Film Siren.

Maria Montez Dies In Tub   Glamorous Actress Found Dead In Paris  ;

Movie Actress Is Found Dead  _ Maria Montez Drowns ra Men Attack

Maria Montez Dies In Paris Home, Apparently Drowned In Her Bathtub

Maria Montez, Actress, Dies  Sultry Beauty Found In Paris Bathtub

Actress Maria Montez Died Today in Paris   Apparent Death Was Due to Drow ning In Her Bathtub

MOVIE ACTRESS IS FOUND DEAD   Maria Montez Apparent. ly Drowned In Bathtub In France

Maria Montez Drowns in Tub  Movie Actress Dies While Takina Bath

Maria Montez Dies In France   Hollywood Actress Drowns In Bathtub

Sales Tax Is Rejected For  Income Levy   Drastic Increases Leam For Individual And Corporations

U. S. Sales Tax Believed Doomed   Teen-Age Draft Compromise Is Gaining Support from Conaressmen

Little Chance Is Seen for National Sales Tax To Pay Cost of Defense Program

See Little. Chance for Sales Tax   Sharpest Increases Aimed for Lower, Middle Class dncome

Incomes Will Be Hard Hit   Experts Say Idea Of Sales Tax  Has Been Rejected By Administration

Income Levy Will Provide Larger Share  President’s Budget Message

No National Sales Tax Is Expected   Truman To Spell Out Levy Requests In Message Soon

INCREASES IN U.S. TAXATION TO BE DRASTIC  Experts Say That Idea of National Sales Levy Has Reen Ra.

$96 Billions Approved For Military   Commiitice of House Chops Truman’s  Request $1.5 Billion

House Unit  Chops More Off Budget   Military Cut But ~Peacetime Record le $56.062.405.890

Military Budget Is Pared Down By House Grour   Despite Committee Action Total Sum Sets Peacetime Mar

Arms Budget At New Peak   Truman Plea Cut, But House Group Votes Record Sum Of $56 Billions

Play It Safe   OUSE CUTS 1" BILLIONS OFF WAR BILL   Committee Figure Stil! Is At Peacetime Record Peak

HOUSE CUTS TABILLIONS OFF WAR BIL}   Committee F Figure Still Is At Peacetime Record Peak

Record Defense Budget Adopted By House Group  $56 Billion Is Less

House Panel. Cuts Budget  For U.S. Arm:   Okayed Figure Still Sets New Peacetime Record he GOK BRillian

Huge Military Budget Okayed By Committee   Truman Gefs ‘Less Thon He Asked, But Figure Record For Peacetime

House Cuts $1.5 Billion Off Budget   War Appropriations Still. Record High For Peacetime Plan

$56 Billions Approved for Armed Services   House Committee — Chops Budget a Bit, Criticizes Waste .

Taft Sets Off Foreign Policy Dispute HST Assures Ike Of Backing For Army

Eisenhower Takes Off For Europe On Mission ‘To Rebuild Its Power

Ike Takes Off On Aerial T rip  To EKuropeP ost   But Dissension Over Administration Plans Clouds General's Departure

HST Says Nation For Eisenhower  Capitol Dissension Adds Note Of Doubt

‘Ike’ Leaves For Survey Of Pact Defenses  ‘In Capital Over American Part In

Ike To Europe Amid U. S. Foreign Debate  President Assures Gen. Of Backing, But  > -— = - - 7 «BREE a an

Eisenhower Leaves for Europe Has Full Backing Of the People, President Says 

Colorful Scene at Departure   President Truman Tells Him He Has Full Backing Here

‘Ike’ Pledged Full Support; Debate Rages   Fight Over American . Cooperation In Europe May Weaken Position

lke Leaves To Tackle Tough Job   Takes Plane for Europe To Start Organizing West Defense Army.

Ridgway Orders Investigation Of Disclosure   Military Command Said Surprised By Atrocity Story

TO FLOOD VICTIM:   Clothing, Bedding and Food Will Be Distributed by the Legion

IMPACT OF DISMISSAL REVEALED Majority Of Opinion America Should Follow Mac’s Advice

Foe Masses 500,000 Men Most Of War  Open. To Attack By Planes---MacArthur

Over 500,000 Troops Gather M Arthur Says   U.S. Tank Patrols Fight Off Ambush

Intelligence Estimates Place The Communist Potential At 63 Divisions, More Than Half Million Men

500,000 Reds Maneuver For New Offensive   MacArthur Reports Largest Foe Buildup Of Korean Fighting

HALF A MILLION REDS. MASSING   10,000 Vehicles Are Spotted on 38th

Reds Massing  Great Number  Of New Troops   Forces Concentrated Along Central Front: Ground Action Limited

REDS MASSING VAST TOTAL OF FRESH TROOPS   More Than 500,000 Moved  Up For Expected Spring  Offensive   ‘GROUND ACTION IS CONFINED TO PATROLS

Reds Massing 500,000 te Smash Allies  2. Greatest Farce Yor   ; Greatest Force Yet ~ Deployed in Korean - War; UN' Planes Hit - Enemy's Movement<

Air Elements Take Toll Of Supply Trains   Ground Action Is Limited To Patrols Across Boundaries

Enemy Masses Many Divisions For Offensive   MacArthur Reports Red Commitment Largest In Korean War

REDS ARE MASSING 500,000 FOR DRIVE   Enemy Handicapped, However, by Vulnerability to Air Attacks

Planes Continue: To Pound Hard Commie Vehicles  Loe 8 wre)  Moving South

Admits He “Made Mistake”... . Slayer Executed ‘In State’s Prison

John H. Rogers Executed Today   Young Colored Man From Sampson Dies  For Woman’s Murde

Next Move Up To Gov. Fine   Judge Woodside May Succeed Margiotti As Attorney General

Truman Appoints Board to Investigate Railway Dispute Involving 17 Unions

Three-Man Board ‘Named to Probe ‘Railroad Dispute   17 Non-Operating Union: Involved In Long Union Balile

Truman Names Board To Probe Railroad Dispute  Danger Of Any Strike   Danger Of Any Strike Averted For 60 Days

Lausche Opens Bitter Attack On Gambling  Governor Testifies At Senate Committes Meanarsinae an Crimea

Lausche Blasts  Gamblers At  Crime Hearing Ohio Governor First  Witness In Kefauver ~ Committee Visit

ASKS FEDERAL BAN AGAINST RACE WIRES   Gambling Leads To Break: down Of Law--Governor   ORDINARY WORKERS   Are Among Biggest Losers, Kefauver Group Told; Brink Missing

Federal Aid In Gambling Fight Urged   Lausche Blasts Ohio Rackets; Asks U. §. Ban

Crime Probe on in Cleveland  Racketeering in Ohio ls Bared by Governor

—CRIME— Governor Testifies At Probe  Asks Help To Fight Gambling

4-H Leaders Open  Chicago Conaress  Merrill Youth,20, Wins Top Honors

Farm Youths Head For 30th 4-H Congress   Project Winners From Each State Meet In Chicago For LES Hanorce

Flynn To Quit Prison On Monday   Sends Out Word To Union Cireles

RAIL DEMANDS— {Continued on page 6)   Fail to Light Gas Rurmers. Four Die

More Than 4,000 Is Death Toll As Flu Epidemic Continues /n Britain

Britain s Flu Deaths Mount  Blame Scanty Diet; Industry Hit Hard

Fleeting Moment Wins Cambridgeshire Stakes, Trish Sweeostakes Race

Iranian Envoy Called By Eden For Oil Talks   Foreign Seeretary Alsc Arranges For New Note To Egypt

British Envoy To Iran Called Home By Eden   Foreign Secretary Plans Note To Egypt

Eden Moves To Handle Hot Issues   Envoy To Iran Is Recailed; New Note ‘To Egypt Planned

Eden Calls Envoy Home From Iran   Also Arranges For New British Note to Esypt

No. Dilly-Dallying . Eden Acts Swiftly to Cool Hot Spots in Britain’s Sphere

len Calls Ambassador To Iran Home for Talks   ign Secretary Arranges for New Note to Kgypt That lay Suggest Ways for Ending Crisis Over Suez Canal nd Sudan—Returns From 624-Districts Give Conservayes Edve of 18 Seats in Commons.

Strike Ties Up Ship in Canal Zone   F  Lawyer Now Sees Stars" Her Zodiac Star Signs Not On; Earthly Judge Throws Case Out

Truman Delivers Major Foreign Policy Address Mt Tullahoma, Tennessee

SEEK COALITION   3 Young Brothers Die in Accident At Grade Crossing

Weekend Recess Taken by State House, Senate   Legislators Await Budget Message Next Thursday

Legislators Ponder Two Messages =  Study Youngdahl’s Inaugural Talk Wait for Budget

SUPER AIRCRAFT CARRIER PROPOSE!   BILL OFFERED FOR 60,006-TO VESSEL—HEARINGS BEGIN AANUARY 9%.

EXPLOSIVE ISSUES BACK Legislation for ‘Super Carrier Giving Navy A-Bomb Role

General Electric’s Top Bras: Expects Inflation, Prices, Shortages To Rise in 1952

Auto Industry Faces Cutback   20 Pct. Reduction Seen Initial Goal

Plan Cutback In Car Output  Wannfactnrerc Said   Manufacturers Said To Be “Pretty Angry’

There Is No Truth in the Report That Notre Dame Uses Footballs for Pillows

Notre Dame: ‘School No One Knows’  University Work Overshadowed by Football Prowess

Sawyer Contempt Hearing Recesses  Defense Requests Change in Judges

Governor Acts After Strikers Disohey Court   schricker: Insists..That Union Members Obey Order to Dissolve Picket Lines.

What’s The Latest In Healing Wounds’ Alfalfa Extract, Declare Researchers

Will Question Boyle Partner onFee Deals .   Atty. Max Siskind’ Faces Senate Probers at Meeting Today

Schedule Many Events \For Youth:Of County ©   4-H Club Girls Get Invitation

Southern IIlinoisan Member Audit Bureau  of Circulations  cnet, Pald 44979   Poor Seoul Needs a Rest

 Capital Needs c Rest ; Seoul, Ravaged by War, Begins To Resemble Civic Graveyard

U.S. Contracts For Atomic Airolane Which May Revolutionize Aviation

Begin Drive For Approval Of Waterways   House Committee Today Calls Five Opposition Witnesses; Proponents To Be Heard Later

Truman Urged To Come Home  Knowland Demands Pres   Knowland Demands President Return And "Clean House”

Sen. Know/and Demands Truman Return From Florida Vacation to ‘Clean House

Truman Should “Clean House,” Knowland Says  Irked By Criticism Of Probe Speeches

SEN, KNOWLAND CALLS ON TRUMAN TA) “GLEAN HOUSE”   Californian Charges That Some Officials Are Weakening ‘Moral Fibre of Country.”   DEMANDS PRESIDENT ~~ RETURN TO CAPITAL   Points to Testimony About Mink Coats in White House, Job-Buying and Conditions in RFC.

Veteran Bonus Bonds Are Up For Sale Despite Campaign To Restrain Credit

Wite Who Stole Blind Vet's Cash Caueht In Illinois   Turns Out She Has Quite A Record For Larcrenies

Red Clique Fires New Sharp   Bolt At Secretary Of State. Acheson -

Vote Turnout Not Heavy In Michigan Today  Spring Election Has No Fin This Year

B. Y. U.’s Wilkinson Gets $1.4 Million Fee in Ute Indian Court of Claims Case

UN Officers, Reds Swap Sharp Words   Allied Team Investigate: Charae Kaesong Strafed

Sharp Words on Kaesong Charge:  Four-heur Checkup Fallows 'Sétratina'

PROBERS FIND NO REAL EVIDENCE OF ALLEGED RAN   Communists Claim. Neutral Zone City! pirated By U.N.

Truce City Of Kaesong Held Target  UN Officers, Reds Exchange Sharp Words

Reds Make New Charge of U.N. Strafing City   U.N. Investigators Find Bullet Marks, Question Source

UN TEAM SAYS IT LOOKS LIKE ANOTHER FAKE   New Kaesong Incident Shows “Evidence” Could Be Chinese Plant.

Hot Words Swapped In Attack Probe   Slugs Recovered After Reported Kaesong Strafing

Sharp Words Exchanged  Over Reds’ Accusations   UN Officers Refuse To Give Reds Report On Investigation: Will Not Concede Attack Made

REDS ALLEGE MORE TRUCE VIOLATIONS   Investigators Find No Truth in Phony Charges

UN Probers Swap Tough Tak With Reds   Find No Proof Allied Plane Hit At Neutral Zone

On-the-Spot Report Is Denied Reds   Communist Charge Allied Warplane Strafed Kaesong; Assertions Conflict

Sharp M  Over ‘Reds’ Accusations     ords Exchanged   UN Officers Refuse To Give Reds Report On. Investigation; Will Not Concede Attack Made

Charge Is Kaesong Is Air Target   Allied Representatives Refuse to Concede Attack by Warplane After Check  Angles Reported  Slugs in House Came From Varied Spots, Officials Say

Bitter Words Mark Meeting Truce Groups   New Charges of UN Plane Strafing City Bring Up Heated Declarations

U.N. Officer Rejects New Protest By Communists, Calling It ‘Stupid’

UN Officer, Red Spar  on Violation   Communist Officia Resents Being Called ‘Stupid’

Sharp Words Are Swapped   U.N. Officers Look Into Alleged Air Raid On Kaesong

Communists Charge Kaesong Was Strafed By An Allied Warplane   U.N. Officers Swap Strong Words With Reds After Making Investiaatior

UN Officers Swap Word: With Reds   Claims of Violations Denied False by UN Investigating Officers

Sharp Words Swapped By Investigators  - Reds Say Plane  Strafed City

Chinese Say U.N. Plane  Hits Kaesong - Sharp Words Exchanged,   sharp Words Exchanged, American Terms One Red Statement ‘Stupid’

UN Officers Exchange Sharp Word With Reds in Kaesong After Investigation of Red Charges

UN Officers, Reds Swap Sharp Words  Communis ists Cloim + Allied Pla

No Answer  To RedsOn  New Charge U.N. Plane Made Strafing Run At

Russian - Type Rockets Used By Korean Enemy for First Time on East Central Front

Reds Say Allies Strafe Kaesong; Dispute Follows   On-the-Spot Report Denied Communists; Attack Discounted

Proposed GOF Report Hits Government  Document Accuses Administration Of   Document Accuses Administration Of Failing to Give Proper Support

—G. 0. P. MacARTHUR REPORT— Declares U.S, Foreign Policy Dictated By Fear

Sen. Cain Issues Hearing Report  GOP Version Hits at  Truman Policies

DRAFT REPORT ON M ARTHUR   GOP Senators Charge U.S. Policies Dictated By ‘Fear’

GOP Report Says Foreigt  Policy Dictated By Fea      Republican Document Urges U. S. To Make Positive Stand: Says Govt. Failed Chiang

Report on MacArthur's Discharge Says Fall of China Due to Yalta Parley

Circulate Draft M’Arthur Report   Document Proposed by GOP Charges Administra tron’s Fareign Paliciee Were Dictated by Fear

REPORT CHARGES FEAR OF RUSSIA SHAPES POLICIES   Document Based On MacArthur Probe Urges Positive Stand By U. §. Against Communism,

POLICY. THRU FEAR  G.0.P. Report on MacArth _ur Charges Russia Dic ' tated to U.S.:

G.O.P. Claims Fear Of Russia \Guides Policy   MacArthur Hearing Draft Asks Truman For ‘Positive’ Stand

PULIUY- THU FEA G.0.P. Report on MacArth _ ur Charges Russia Dic tated to US.

Republican Proposed MacArthur Report Charges U. 5 Policy “Dictated by Fear of Russia’

Proposed GOF Report Hits Government   ‘Document Accuses Administration Of Failing to Give Proper Support

Fear of Russ Sets Policies Senators Say   Republican Senators Circulate Draft of Proposed Mac Report —Condemn His Ouster

Proposed GOP Report Charges HST Reign Allows Fear Of USSR’ Dictate Foreign Policy   (Japanese Peace Treaty Will ‘Be Signed In San Francisco

Report Charges Fear of Russia  GOP Document on MacArthur Readied

Proposed GOP Report Says Policy Has Been Dictated By Fear Of Reds

On MacArthur Ouster  Republicans Claim U.S. Policies ‘Fear Dictated’

Quster Report To GOP Senators   Says Policies Set By Fear of Russia

Kefauver Suggests Code for Hearings  Crime Prober Talks To Radio Club

COMMUNISTS TRY TO PLACE BLAME ON UN   Red Radio Accuses Joy And Party of “Lack Of Good Faith”

M’Sweeney Is DiSalle Aide  Will Handle Liason Wark Far Price Roce

Foreign Policy Will Change, Taft Asserts   COP Senator Claims ‘Traman Must Adopt Road To Vietary

Taft Says Public Opinion May Force Truman to Adovt M’ Arthur Program   Administration Gags Joint Chiefs on M’ Arthur Charge

Senator Taft Says:  Public Opinion May Change Truman Policies On Korea

Taft Says Public Opinion May Force Truman About-Face  Must Either Accept MacArthur’s Views Or Appease Reds

Red Cross Man Shot at Bonner   Edwardsville Man Who Had Received Benefits Under Two Names Is Arrested

Pravda Letter, Purportedly From 33 American Gil's, Asks Cease-Fire, Withdrawal to 38th

INDIVIDUAL, CORPORATION INCOMES  Solons Give Okay  On Tax Increases

Grid Star Hurt   Hike In Tax On Cigarets,  Cus Bas ked   Senate Unit Would Boost Other Items   Committee Fails To Finish Measure Despite Two Saturday Sessions

Senate Committee Gives Final Approval to Higher Income and Excise Taxes

CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Forecast Calls for Mercury to Climb Near 80 Degree Mark

Bloody Fighting Marks War's First ‘Anniversary as Reds Resume Attack

New Red Drive Forecast on Korean Front  ‘,.. 2s 6G Ue,   Van Fleet Declares UN Troops Will Not Be Defeated

Van Fleet Issues Pre-Anniversary Statement: ‘We Shall Not Be Beaten In Korea’ As Fighting Tempo Grows

Allies Run Into Stiffer Resistance   Rew Red Atiack May Come on First  ‘douilversaryrol Ware

Bloody Fighting. Reported Raging in Central Korea   One Hill Reported As Changing Hands 8 Different Times

New Red Drive Forecast on Korean Front  Van Fleet Declares UN Troops Will

U.N. Forces Are Driving Nearer To 38th Parallel  New Defense Line Of Enemy May Have

Bare Fists, Bayonets  Fell Enemy  Communist Thrust   Communist Thrust Is Battered Down

Attack Made From Behind Rolling Tanks   Fierce Hand-To-Hand Fighting Features Stiffening Enemy

Rhee Calls For Bombing Raids On Manchuria   Savage Fighting When UN Troops Catch Rearaquard

Wilson Orders Speed on Curbs      Wage-Price Freeze Seen as Imminent

MUST MOBILIZE ON VAST SCALE   Power Only Language Kremlin Understands, Wilson Says

PRIGE-WAGE CEILINGS ADVOCATED   Power of Law Must Be Invoked Says  Director Wilson

PRICE-WAGE ORILINGS. ADVOGATED   - Power of Law Must _ Be lnvoked: Says Director Wilson

Wilson See: Price Laws  Very Soon   Director Claims  Voluntary Plan Will Not Work

FREEZE FORECAST UF PRICES, WAGES INO OR BAY?   Key Official Says Blanket Order May Be Accompanled by Rollback of Costs  to Jan. 1 Levels.   OFFICIALS DISCUSS PROBLEMS INVOLVED   Decline to Say Whether Ceil. Ings Will Be Imposed or Restrictions Put on Profit Markups.

U. S. Armed Strength Nears Goal On’ Anniversary Of War   1,841,000 MORE MEN-UNDER ARMS THAN AT OUTBREAK OF CONFLICT IN FAR EAST

ARMED FORCES UP 1,841,000 IN NATION IN YEAF   U. S. Also Adds Hundreds of Ships, Thousands of Planes.

Marshall Says Risk More Acute Than In Europe   Secretary of Defense Continues Testimony

Marshall Believes-RISK OF WAR FAR GREATER IN ASIA THAN IN EUROPE

Secretary Continues Testimony   Senator Taft Attacks Theories Given By Marshall

Asia More Dangerous Than Europe   Marshall Tells Probers Risk of Touching Off World War III Is Most  Acute In Korea.

Both Sides ‘Run ran Oil Fields  AIOC Claims It Is In Full Command

Blonde Wins Deer Battle  'Lanky Beauty Clips Buck in Park Tussle

—ELECTIONS— Quiz Ohioan About PAC ‘Forced Gifts  Deductions From  Pay Reported

Involuntary Campaign  ‘Gift’ To Be Checked   Ohio Senatorial Election Probe Turns to Clothing Union Officer

CIO Accused Of Forced Campaign Contributions   ( Taft Says Money Deducted From Union Member Salary Without Consent For Election Funds   Trial Of Cr wwford. Brothers:  Is Thrown: Out By Solicitor

Ohio Election Investigation  In 4th Day   Turn to Taft Charge CIO Made Forced Campaion Collections

Senators Probe ClO Drive To Get Campaign Funds   Investigate Taft’s Charge That Workers Were Forced To Give

Record Numbers of Feeder Cattle  Demand Stimula si by Immature Cor:

When Storage Tanks At Refinery Are Full’ British Are To Leave   Lack Of Skilled Managerial And Technical Help At Refinery Will Dez. Industry A Near Fatal Blow

Officer Is Fired For Writing of Critical Letter  Dismissal Revealed Im Sannte Hanrinn

Navy Fires Officer For Criticism of Foreign Policy   Says His View Is Shared by Majority Of Men In Far East

Navy Officer Is Fired for Blast at State Dept.   Acheson Enemy Behind Enemy. Charge of Lieutenant

ENEMY BEHIND ENEMY' ASSAILED Navy Fires Reserve Officer for Criticism of Truman, Acheson

™ > = = Calls Administration Pro-Red  Fired Officer Blasts Acheson

Oust Officer Who Labeled Policy As Red   Asserts Fighting. Men * Believe State Dept. Js Aiding Russians

STATE DE DEPARTMENT IS ‘ENEMY BEHIND THE ENEMY’ OUSTED NAVAL OFFICER DECLARES

Fired Officer Says Regime Red-Inspired   Majority of Fighting Men Feel RooseveltTruman-Acheson Dea Bad, ex-Officer Savs

Was Ousted for Letter  U.S. Fighting Men in Far East Shared View, Says Navy Man

Says Most Servicemen In East Agtee With Views Which Cost Him His Commission

Discharged Naval Officer Defends Right To Crificize Administration s Bungling Policy In Korean War

Hot Lefter Costs Navy Man His Job   Protests All Men Aboard His Vessel Were in Agreemen

View Shared by Fighting Men in Korea, He Claims   William Evans Hits at State Department as ‘Enemy Behind Enemy

Says Fighting Men Share Hi Far East Views  Letter Accuses Administration Of Being Pro-Red

Critical Letter Brings Ouster ToNavy Officer  . Lieutenant Called Achacan ‘Ball Mann's   - Lieutenant Called Acheson ‘Red Dean’; i Says Gls Share View

Navy Officer Fired for Criticism Of Policy Says Many Share Views

Navy Officer Is Fired for Writing Letfer Rapping State Department and Saying U. S. Foreign Policy Is Communist-Inspired

Navy Man Fired For Lette Hitting Foreign Policy  Says Administration Program Inspired Rw Rede

Fired U. S. Naval Officer Detends Expressed Opinion:   Claims Majority Of Fighting Men Snare His Views On Foraian Policy

OEA Official Says Committee Blocks Pay Bill   Proposal to Set Minimum Salary for Teachers Helo Up

OEA Official Attacks Solons  Accuses Panel Of   Accuses Panel Of Blocking Waace Bill

Willing to Talk Disarmament  With Russia   ‘Don’t Close Door’ Plea to Soviets by Western ‘Big 3’

IS SOVIET DOOR OPEN?  West Offers To Parley In Secret With Commies

Senate Winds Up Inquiry On Crime  nal Repor ort Will, Find] Bapor

‘Hearings Coming To Close... . ‘Crime Committee’s  Work Being Ended

Crime Probe Slatedto End Today.   Little Talk of Hearings Being Extended

W inding U p In Hearings  On Rackets   Closing Sessions Are Devoted to Gambling Issue

Senate Crime Probers End Year’s Work  Conducted Many Hearings on U.S. Derelate Cambkiing

Crime Probers To End Hearing:   Senate Investigators Wind Up More Than Year of Gambling Check

Senate Crime Probers Wind Up Year of Hearings on Rackets And Gambling in the Nation

Year’s Probe Into Gambling Draws To End   Senale Invesligators Due To Issue Final Report By Sept. 1

Senate Crime Probers Winding Up Sessions, Hear Of Campaign Funds

28th To Parade:  In Review Today   Mid-Novembéer Sailing Date Set For Division

28th Will Be At Full Battle Strength When It Passes In Review Next Friday

§9 Million Road Rebuilding Project To Start In lowa   Highways 6, 30 and 69 to Get Most of Emergency Work

List 36 Projects for Emergency Repairs in lowa   70 Pct. of Work Earmarked for Highways 6, 30 and 69

“Charlie” A Pest To Allies, Keeps Troops Up Nights Wondering What He'll Do Next

Boys In Korea Cuss Red Flier  ‘Bed-Check Charlie’ Disturbs Sleep

Allied Spokesman Says Reds Make It Clear They Want to Create Buffer Zone to End Shooting War

Reds Want Buffer Lone Created to End Shooting Now   Arguments Become More Heated, Tempers Short as Talks Go On

Declare Reds “Make It Even More Clear” They Want To: Create Korean Buffer Zone To End Shooting Now

Red Position Is Clearer   Enemy Definitely Wants To Stop Shooting Quickly

Red Delegation  Eager for Truce  Reported Seeking Early Cease-Fire

Red Truce Negotiators Want Buffer Zone Across Korea to End Shooting Now

ANGRY WORDS EXCHANGED Al NEGOTIATIONS   Nuckols Shuns Comment On Collapsing of Peace Talks.

Do About Face On Buffer Zone   Truce Talks Bitter as Enemy Repudiates Earlier: Armistice Stand

Talks, Battles Progress Litfle In Korean War   Reds Repudiate Stand on Ending Shooting War

Reds Reverse Buffer Stand   UN Wants to Wait Until Armistice Is Agreed Upon

Says Chinese  Intentions  Now Clear Want Buffer Zone  a 7a. } rie   Want Buffer Zone Across Korea To End Shooting, General Say:

Talks About Butter Zone Grow Hotter   Reds Want to End Shooting, Then Set Armistice Terms

Truce Negotiators Believe Knotty Problem Nearing Solution; Reds Appear Anxious To Stop Shooting

Team Makes it Clear an End fc War is Desired   Earlier Stand Said Armistice Would be Cue to End Fighting

Reds Insist That Buffer Zone Line Must be Fixed Now   Allied Shells Fall Less Than Two Miles Away

Reds Reveal Desires for Buffer Zone   U. N. Still Wants to Keep Military Pressure on Dur. ing Later Discussions

Communist Plan Is Made More Clear   Five-Hour Session Held Last Night; Kasong Sector Is Scene of Attacks

Communists Give Stand In Lengthy  Conference   U.N. Spokesman Says Arguments Growing Stronger

Allied Forces Keep Pressure On Communists  Long Bickering To Be Squelched In Korea

Reds Repeat Truce Terms On Buffer Zone   Communists Want Line All Way Across Korea

Reds Repudiate Former Views  On Buffer Zone   Now Insisting On Creation  Of Line Across Korea  Jo End Fighting Now

—CEASE-F I[RE—  Reds Want To Halt Fight Now  ) Seek Buffer Zone  Before Armistice

Want Buffer Zone To End Shootings Now   Communists Make Position Clearer; Red Attacks Along East Coast Stopped

Reds Continue To Dicker For Buffer Zone   New Truce Violation Not To Become Major Incident

Reds Clarify Stand: Want Cease-Fire in Korea Immediately   UN Calls Communist Plea ‘Switch’ in Plans; Allied Plane Violates Truce Zone

REDS AGAIN STRESS BUFFER ZONE PLAN TO HALT SHOOTING   UN. Spokesman Says This Repydiates Foe’s Stand On Armistice Signing

Buffer Zone Issue Is Still Leading Stumbling Block   Communists Want To Create Zone Across Korea To End The Shooting Now; Claim New Violation Of Neutral Area.

Reds Wanting To End Firing Immediately   Seek De Facto Cease-Fire While Debating Terms

Reds Seek Zone To End Shooting  In Korea Now U. N. Wants Buffer Area Created Only After Other Terms Me’

Res Lose 2,1 00:     HourEngagement  : ‘Communists: Are. =Builditg-Up Big oS : Offensive: Force. as      This Uneasy World.

Allies Cling. To Salient on Wonju Fron!   20,000 Reds Attempt Flanking Move In North, East Lines.   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Monday First Day With No Deaths Over Thirty Americans Killed In Korea Daily

No America Death Recorded in Korea   First Day In Over Yea Without Fatality

Devise Questionnaires So Parents . Can Tell Schoolmen What They Think About Modern Educational Program

STATE STARTS SCHOOL STUDY   Wants To Learn What Parents Think Of   Schools

UP TO $36,000 KEPT AT HOME, COSTELLO SAY   Threat of Perjury Prompts Gambler to Answer Question.

Costello Says He Keeps Up To $55,000 In Cash   Home Strongbox Interests Senators; Gambler Tells O Plan To Take Over British Distilleries

Costello Tells Of Liquor, Slot Machine Deals   Racket Launched In Louisiana at Huey Lonag’‘s Bid

Four Die As Fire Sweeps El Paso Buildings Fire Prevention Week Gets Off To Grim Beginning

Wait Truman  Wage Board   Expect Appointments To Be Made This Week

Wrong Man Reported Dead   Billfold Mixup Fouls Identification at Crash

' BEST ON CONTINENT . . .  Michigan Man Named  Year’s Wheat King

Denies Gamblers Permitted . To Operate at Camp Edwards   Brig. General Funk Says Charge Is  Erronéous: Orders Complete Investiaation

Welfare Program Totals For Ohio Counti   State Chamber of Commerce Urges Citizens to Study Cost of Work As Figures Are Compiled.

Three Additional  Aliens Surrender   Government Continues Roundup Of Bailees Said Subversives

3 More Aliens Give Up Today To Government  Surrender After CRC Bail Branded Subversive By U. S.

3 More Aliens Surrender on The East Coast   Brings to 16 The Number In Custody—Were Out On Civil Rights Bail

Three Aliens Surrender in New Roundup   Part“ef Group of 39 for Whom CRC Furnished Bail, Now Facing Depor tation As Reds

16 Surrender’ As US Begins  Alien Roundup   39 Face Deportation For Communist Affiliation

lran's Premier Wins Support Of Parliament   Lower House Reverse: Earlier Decision to Delay Elections

MOSSADEGH HAS MAJLIS SUPPORT   90-0 Vote Of Confidence Given By Parliament An First Test

Mossadegh Wins Unanimous Vote  In Oil Dispute   Legislators Give Weeping Premier Big Welcome On Return To Iran

Governor Allan Shivers Readies Choice Of Political Campaigns; Will Announce Around Jan. {st

BLACK MARKET IN LIVESTOGK IS UNCOVERED   Hundred Violations Have Been Found In 27 Large Cities

United Europe Can Defend Itself Italy's Premier Assures Conaress

Declares United Europe Would Be Own Defense   Gasperi Tells U.S. It  ., Couid Carry Burden » a Well Cemented

De Gasperi Tells Role for Europe   Can Take Care of Own Defense, Italy's Premier Tells Solons

Italian Leader Seeks Changes  InPeace Pact.   DeGasperi Welcomed By Truman Family At ‘Washineton Station’ -

Congress Hears Italian Premier  United Europe Will Aid Defense, He Says

Capital Greets Italian Premier De Gasperi to Press For Treaty Revision

United Europe Can Defend Self, Says De Gasperi   Italian Premier Addresses Joint Session Of Congress.

Furope United Nill Not Need hid of U.S.   De Gasperi Again Expresses Italy's Desire for Freedom

Europe Can Defend Itself Says DeGasperi   Able to Do Job If United Says Premier

Gasperi Sees Europe Taking  Over Wey   Assures Congress Of ‘Relief’ Once  Nations Are United

talian Premier Pledges Self Aid  Congress Speech Hails U.S. Help

DEGASPERI SPEAKS IN US,   Tells Congress United Europe Could Stop Reds; Praises American Aid.

Europe Soon To Be United. Italian Says   Congress Hears  Alcide De Gasperi   Premier Says Continent To Defend Itself When It Is Stronger oF

‘Malian Premier Tells Congress A United “Europe Will Be Able To Handle Own Defenses

DEGASPER SEES UNIFIED EUROPE DEFENSE BASTION    e @ A i ‘Italian Premier Addresses Joint Congress Session Tn Wachinaton

Strength In United Eur ‘ope   Htalian Premier Says Could Take Care of Defense

United Europe Best Solution To Problem  Italian Premier Tells Congress Qt Neade

Premier of Italy Arrives in Capital   DeGasperi Will Seek Changes in Limited  Italian Peace Treaty

Italy's Premier Sees Power tn United Europe   Can Defend Itself, He Tells Joint Session Of Congress

Europeans Could Defend Selves   Continental Unity Necessary: Gasperi

Baltimore City School Board Meets To Decide About Lattimore Speech

Lattimore Ban Is Being Studied   Baltimore School] “Board Holds Meet

Ground Regained In Counterattack On Eastern Front   Chinese Onslaught Halted In Center of Lines; Main Supply Road Menace Easing

Panama Getting  New Piesideiit Arias Goes To Jail; Nine Die In Riot

Panama Names New President   12. Killed, Hundreds Hurt In 4-Day Revolution

Arnulfo Arias Hauled Off To » Jail Panama Gets New President, Ending Rioting

12 Dead, Hundreds Wounded In  Panama Riots And Revolution   President Arias Jailed After Three-Hour Battle Inside And Around Handsome Little  Presidential Palace.

Arias Is Ousted And Jailed After Battle at Palace   Panama Gets New President After 4 Day: Of Riots, Revolution

New Panama President Is Sworn In   Arosmena Pledges Full Cooperation With US; Arias Thrown in Jail

Ex-President Of: Panama In Jail. After Riot  At Least. 12 Persons -Killed,: “Hundreds Are Wounded

Arias Is Out;  Arosemena In   4 Days of Rioting in Country Fatal to 12

Panama Deposes President After 3-Hr. Gun Battle   Arias Taken to Jail As ‘Strong Man’ Remon Withdraws Support

ARIAS JAILED AFTER FURIOUS 3-HOUR BATTLE   Panama Quiet As Arosemena Prepares To Take Over Palace.

Panama Gets New Leader   Arias Jailed by Remon’s Police Army After 12 Die, Hundreds Hurt in Riots

12 Killed in Riot  in Panama; Army Jails President  Dairyman Is Installec After 3-Hour Battle Around Palace

Panama Gets New President; 4-Day Revolution Leaves At Least 12 Killed

President Of Panama haracted And Jaiied [Nine Persons Killed And  Cameone thts dnt 1.

Panama President Ousted and Jailed In Bloody Fighting   Nine Killed, Scores Hurt, In Upsetting Civil Government

Panama Get: New Leader After Riots   Deposed President Hauled Off To Jail

PANAMA’ UUOTED PRESIDENT JAILEL   ARIAS SEIZED AFTER BLOODY BATTLE—-9 KILLED, SCORES WOUNDED.

President Arias Fought To Stay In. Office In The Face Of Impeachment By National Assembly

Nine Killed, Scores Wounded in Quick Revolt in Panama   President Makes Bloody Four-Hour Stand Against Nation’s Armed Forces; Panama City Business Shuts Down.

Deposed Panama President Jailed After Bloody Riots  At Least Nine Killed and Scores Wounded

Arias Ousted After Riots . wee oo Panama Puts New  President At Helm

Panama Quiet as New Chief ; Takes Office —   Vice President Takes Olfice as Arias Is Placed Under Arrest

Arias Deposed After Bloody  Panama Riots   . New President Has Police Support As Revolution Is Ended .

PANAMA GETS NEW HEAD ARTER RIOTS   New Ex-President Of Republic Lands In Pokey

Deposed Head o! Panama Taken Off to Prison  es Faust 12 Dead, 4 Days o of Riots

Arias Loses Last Round Deposed Panama President Jailed After Fight at Palace

Truman Backs Up Policies Of Director Wilson   Labor Chiefs Trying To Solve Squabble

Next Move Left To Labor Leaders   Truman Resumes Hi: Vacation After He ‘Talks With Wilson

Mobilization Accord Seen By Truman   Leaves Next Move Up To Labor

NEXT MOVE IN DEFENSE ROWIS UP TO LABOR   PRESIDENT AGAIN IMPLIES CONFIDENCE IN DIRECTOR WILSON

Next Step Up fo Labor—Truman  Action Concerns hadi. bh*Oe_ 2? . Pe_k*___

Truman Seems Confident Of Labor Accord   Resumes Leisurely Vacation After Talk with Wilson

President Leaves Next Move Up to Labor In Quarrel Over Defense Mobilization

Next Move Is Up To Labor In Defense Fight  Wilson Is Backed For Second Time By The President

President Again Backs Up Wilson   Says Nothing To Interfere With Production

UN Troops Oceupy Seoul For Third Time   Chinese Reported in Ful Flight, Pursued by Allied Army

News Day, Night   Republican  Flag Raised Over Capital   Communists Flee North All Along 140-Mile Front; Red Ports Shelled

Roks Retake Their Capital As Reds Flee   Hoist Flag in Seoul Without Firing a Shot As Other U.N. Forces Near 38th Parallel

AEDS FLEEING ALONG ENTIRE KOREAN FRONT   South Korean Troops Raise Flag Over Capitol Building.

IROK FORCES IN CAPITAL WITHOUT FIRING SHOT; REDS PURSUED IN FLIGHT NORTH

UN Patrols Pursue Reds  Toward 38th   South Korean Forces Cross Han Unmolested To Take Over Capital

REDS FLEBING NORTH FROM BATTLERRONT   Allied Patrols Cross Han River In Fishing Boats to Enter  Capital.

Capital Refaken As UN Aavance Moves Ahead   South Koreans Hoist Flag As Reds Flee North

Reds Flee All Along Front as Allies Move Forward Cautiously, Ships and Planes Join Up to Smash At Communists’ Retreat Route

Quiet Is Broken By Bullets  Jet's Gun Shorts, Sprays “Ohio Town; No One Hurt

Tishomingo Soldier With 45th Injured  Cp!. Glen Hart Hurt When His Jeep ond « Truck Collide

Tishomingo Soldier With 45th Injured  When His Jeep end a Truck Collide

Optimists Plan Charter Night   Dr. Stewart Will Be Guest Speaker

Princess {.athleen Rammed By Prince Rupert In Fog   No One Hurt As 180 Passengers Board S. S. Rupert

Alaska Cruise Ships Collide In Dense Fog   300 Passengers Are Aboard One Of Huge Vessels

‘Defense Department Man Says New War Might .Require Much More Crude Than World War II

Agréement May Be Near On Draft —   SomeCompromise On 18-Year-Olds Appears Likely

Group Is. Nearing Terms of Drafting 18-Year Old. Boys   Marshall Meets With Senate Committee For Discussion  Of UMT Compromises

Defense Secretary and Committee  Near Accord on 1 8-Year-Old Draft

Accord Near On Drafting o' 18-Year-Olds   See Drafting of Childless Husbands In Near Future

NO AMERICAN LOSSES   Insurance Agents Strike — For Increase in Wages

Brooklyn Revenue Collector Called  Prober Charges Broken Promises

Auto Officials Tackle Complicated Formula In Deciding On Increased Prices For Cars

Two Bellboys Shoot Three Persons Trying to Hold up Eastern Hotel

Bellboys Shoot 3in Attempted Hotel Holdup   Wiltshire Owner At Atlantic City And Wife FPelled

Bellhops Shoot 3 In Robbery In AtlanticCity   Hotel Owner, Wife, And Relative Wounded; Two Gunmen Captured

Two Bellboys Shoot Three Persons in Try To Hold Up Atlantic City Hotel   . Both Gunmen Captured by Police Within: Hour After Shactinae

28th Infantry Division “Jumps Off" As Spearhead Assault on Enemy Positions

Reds Expand Bridgehead In Central Korea   Americans Fight Vain Repulse Effor! Before Withdrawal

Chinese Expand Bridgehead In Central Korea   Heavy Smoke Screens Veil Foe’s Movements And Possible Taraet

Smoke Screen Used By Enemy To Hide Moves  Allied Planes Rake    Allied Pimes Rake ‘Reds Near Strategic . ‘Central Front Town

Reds Ford River Despife Terrific UN Fire Power   Allied Infantry Battle Six Hours Before Withdrawal

Chinese Reds Expand Hold On Bridgehead   Fierce UN Attacks Fail To Repulse Enemy Column

Reds Enlarge Bridgehead in  Central Korea  Yanks Fight Six Hours But Fail To Halt Column

Reds Develop — Choyang Hold   Bridgehead Is Expanded Tinder Allied Fire

Reds Expand Bridgehead  Aer oss River   Heavy Fire Fails To Halt Advance   Americans Withdraw; Pilots Spot Movement In North Korea

Chinese Expand Foothold   UN Firepower Rocks 3-Mile-Wide Salient Near Choyang River

Asks Supreme Cour To Hold Up Sawyer Contempt Action   McGrath Asks High Court to Hurry Delaying Order

Supreme Court Is Urged to Hold Up Contempt Cases   Government Officials Acted in Goed Faith In Ship Lines Issue, McGrath Mainteins

U.S. Fights Court Ruling   Seek to Avért Contemp!  Action Citing Of. In Shin Citing Orfici icials

Draft Period Of 26 Months Gets Approval   Senate Committee Agrees To Change From 21 Months

TB X-Ray Dates Set   Unit To Be In Gage County From Oct. 20-Nov. 30

Air Force Suspends Its Call-Up Of Volunteer Reserve Enlisted Mer

British Move Families From Suez Canal 114 Dead in Riots As Egyptian Police ~~ British Troops

Jap Rearming Pian Devised   Series Of Pacific Pacts ls Disclosed By Dulles

Dulles Reveals Facts of Treaty Now in Making   First Disclosures of Pact Given By Him in College Talk

Discloses A Treaty   Proposed Peace Pact Would Permit Rearming By  The Japanese

Plans Disclosed for Pacific Pact   Lets Japan Rearm But with Safeguards

Series of Pacific Peace Pacts Disclosed by Dulles: Would Let Jans Rearm Against Reds

Treaty Would Be Key To Pacts   Agreements Would Let Japan Rearm Without Revival Of Militeriem

Dulles Outlines  Japanese Pact   Treaty Would Let Ex-Foe Arm ta Defend Self

AND RUSS CANT VETO Dulles Unveiis U. 8. Pians For j apanese Treaties -

Proposals Okay Japan Rearming  _— asures for ‘Self-Defense’ ant Dace Gharwe ft hiline

JULTES REVEAL THAT UL 8. WOUET LET JAPAN REAR   Ambassador Unveils Terms of Peace Treaty Now Being Negotiated With  Tokyo Government,   PACIFIC SECURITY SYSTEM IS PROVIDED   Inder Agreement America Would Maintain Forces in Islands to Help Protect  Them Against Reds.

NULLES TELL PLANS TO LET  JAPAN REAR   Pacific Pacts to Guard for Revival of Japanese Militarism.

DULLES GIVES TALK TELLING MAIN POINTS   Rearming To Be Permitted With Proper Safeguards.

Plan Drafted To Lef Japan Rearm Itself   Dulles Discloses Scheme By Which Nippon Would Prepare to Defend: Self.  Aaainst Communiém. :.

Peace Treaty With Japan in Dulles’ Speech   Ambassador Discloses US Plans for Pacts To Let Japan Rearm Herself

Negotiator’s Hope of Early Accord Told   Russia, Britain Main Obstacles to Pact: Latter Asks Trade Ba:

Long Hunt Cl'maxed   Match Folder Found In Comic Book Key  Clue to Solution -

Says McCarthy And M’Arthur Lose Our Allies   McCormick Participating In Move Also, CIO Official Charges

Two Killed In Greyhound Crash  ---Bus Hits Gasoline ~ Frugk, 15 lajured —

British U. N. Delegate Willing To Talk With  Reds, However   U. 5. HOLDING TO ORIGINAL POSITION

Find Evidence of Meat Violations; Continue Checkinc   Many Violations In lowa Called of ‘Serious Nature’

Island Service. Officer Estimates Dead At 4,000.  Others Believe     ate Tak Natives

Warn of Another Eruption   Ship Requested to Move Survivors From Danger Area

Thousands Victims Of  Volcano   New Guinea Natives Flee ‘In Panic; New Dangers Predicted By Official.

Entire Side Of New Guinea Peak Blown Off  ‘Extinct’ Volcano B.. « feaummta Beaemte  ‘Extinct’ Volcano In Jungle Erupts; May Be One Of Great Disasters Of Century

Volcano’s Toll May Reach 4,00  New Guinea Eruption Compared Te A-Bomb

Voleano in New Zealand  Goes Berserk   ‘Extinet’ Mt. Lamington Erupts—One of World’: Greatest Disasters

GREAT DISASTER FROM ERUPTION IN EAST INDIES   Estimate 4,000 Natives Killed or Injured in New Guinea.

Volcano Eruptior ‘Worst Disaster   New Guinea Casualties Estimated to Be 4,000

4000 Die When  Volcano Erupts   Century’s Worst Disaster Is Possible in New Guinea

Toll Heavy As Peaks Explode InNew Guinea  “Extinct” Voleono Eruptions Produce Atom Bamb Effect

Toll Heavy As Peaks Explode InNew Guinea  “Extinct” Volcano Eruptions Produce

Fear Eruption Great Disaster   New Guinea Volcanic Blasts May Have Killed Hundreds

—GREAT DISASTER FEARED— Report Volcano Claims  Casualty Toll Of 4,000

Fear 4,000 Dead Or Injured From Volcanic Bl Blasts   New Guinears Victims Of Century’s Worst  Disaster.

New Guinea Tragedy Toll Now 4,000   Natives Warned Volcano May Erupt Again Today As 4,000 Are Killed Or  Injured In Disaster

Explosions from “Extinet” Voleano Produce Effects of Atomic Bomb

Century's Worst Disaster Feared In New Guinea  Freuntions Produce   Eruptions Produce ‘Atom Bomb’ Effect, Eyewitness Reports

A000 KILLED OR INJURED BY VOLCANO   New Guinea Natives Flee as Another Eruption Expected

‘Extinct’ Volcano Erupts, Raising Five-Mile Cloud   4,000 May Be Dead in Worst Southwest Pacific: Disaster

Yanks Nightly Put Holes In New Commie Airfields   Three  Airports In. Con: *struction’ Get Regtlar ~ - Atkention —

RED AIRFIELDS BEING BOMBED BY AIR FORCE   Communists Attempting Te Build Three Nearer  Ground Troops   RED ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE IS ACCURATE

OLD TESTAMENT STORY-CHAPTER 1° Sa TE SSR cn  “Adam, Eve in Garden of Eden

New Type Of Bomb In Use   Radio-Controlled Bomb Being Used In Korea By U.S. Forces

Distrust of Red ‘Peace’ Move Mounts   Soviet Propaganda ‘Designed to Promote New ‘Understanding’

Doctor Accuses “Witch Hunters” of Destroying His Lucrative Practice

( tharged With Drunkenness Doctor Accused In Death Blasts “Witeh-Hunters”

Rollback Value Is «Questioned   ‘Parity’ Can Hike Tags On Upward

Plans Rollback Of Food Prices  To June Level   Will Issue Three Regulations Soon On Grocers’ Mark-ur

May Prune Food Dealers Profits   DiSalle To Take Action Next Week

Food Price Curbs Due Next Week   3 Regulations To Set Profit Marain Formule

Way Is Cleared For Prospecting  aT s+   Council Of State Approves Lease  For Oil Search

REC Probers Asks Letters  Stade To Nlact rand   Study Is Desired Of Reported Data

K.C: Forms Disaster Unit to Help Dig City Out of Muck  Bank Presidents and Ditch Diggers Work  Together in Emergency

Papagos, Greek Hero, Quits Job   Resigns As Chief of Armed “Forces, Trouble Breaks In Athens

Military Hero Quits As Greek Troop Leader   Crisis Develops When Papagos Walke Out

Investigation Delay of 10 Davs Seen   White House Breaks Silence on MacArthur

Beposed Sommander Claims - : Limited War Against Red Gains Agreed On

 vestigation of Charges Made by {MacArthur To Begin in Two Weeks

Dems Stall Off Probe Of Charges   Big Brass Mum About  Charges That Truman Scorned Judgment of  Military Advisors.

Charges Made By MacArthur ToBeProbed   Dem Leaders Sta; Joint Chiefs Knew About Dismissal Act

Demo Leaders Seek Time To Probe MacArthur Talk  General Charges Joint Chiefs of Staff Agreed with Him on War in China

Demo Leaders Stall For Time In Probe Of Chiefs of Staff  MacArthur Sets Off Bombshell by Saying They Agreed With Hin

Senate Refuses To Hike Excess Profits Levies   Georgia Scion Says Federal Spending Cause of Inflation

MacArthur — Lashes Truman In Address   General Makes Most Powerful Talk, Scores US Foreiaqn Policy

American Policy Denounced by Gen. MacArthur  Result of Korea War Has Been indecisive, HeSaysin Address -

W’ Arthur Hits  Nation’s Policy At Home, Away   Result of Korean War *‘Indecisive.” General Tells Boston Group

M’ Arthur Says Korean War ‘Indecisive, Attacks U. S. Home And Foreign Policy

M’ Arthur Hits Policy OFU.S   General Charges The War In Korea Hos Been Indecisive

Korean War Result Indecisive -- Mac   AND NOW THERE’S ANOTHER VERSE TO FADEAWAY BALLAD

GEN, M’ARTHUR BETTERLY ASSAILS TRUMAN POLICIES   Cost of Government) Draws His Fire During 43-Minute Speech Before Bay State Lawmakers.   q od HOLDS KOREAN WAR   Charges Administration With Vaciliation in Dealing With Foreign Affairs — Cheered Frequently.

Gen. M Arthur Declares War “Indecisive’  General Charges Appeasement, Condemns American Foreion And Domestic Policies

Mac Calls Korea War ‘Indecisive   Charges U. S. Has No Foreign Policy

Mac Says US Has No Foveign Policy   Takes Hard Crack At Administration

RESULT OF KOREA WAR ‘INDECISIVE, HE SAYS IN BOSTON   General Outlines Four Major Points in Address to Genera! Assembly   HITS HIGH COST, TAXES   Says He Was Fired for Truce Plan Later Hailed When Proposed by Reds

Gen. M’Arthur Assails. American Policy, Says War's Result Indecisive   Faur Pointe

Deposed Chief Asserts Result Of Korean War  Has Been “Indecisive”   America Stands At Crossroads Between Redism And Resistance Against Slavery, General Tells Massachusetts Legislature

MacArthur Hits At Policy Again  No Punches Pulled In Boston Address

M’Arthur Hits ‘Appeasement’  As War Policy   /Ex-Chief Charges Nation  Has No Foreign Policy  Vee Dace nen Aadldesce

‘Mac Says Result Of War in Korea as ‘Indecisive’  Hits Vacillations in Washington in  Bristling Boston Address; Sees No Intention to Reduce Govt. (Cacitc.

Deposed Chief Asserts Result Of Korean War  Has Been “Indeeisive’   Resistance Against Slavery, General Tells . Massachusettes Legislature

lowa GOP Chief Raps Refusal Of Open Cook Hearine   Not Required by Law Says Head of Civil Service

LIVING COSTS REACHED NEW ALL-TIME HIGH   Auto Workers Will Get Another Raise Under Agreements   Other Pay Hikes

DETROIT —General Motors Corp... Ford Motor Co, and Chrysler Corp. announced a one-cent hourly  cost-of-Iving wage increase for approximately a million = employes beginning Sept. 1.

LIVING COSTS REACHED NEW ALL-TIME HICH   Auto Workers Will Get Another Raise Under Kcresmentsa

Heavy Toll From E Salvador Quake   One City Reports 1,000 Were Killed

Bigger Spending, Economy Blocs Maneuver for Position ' As Battle of State Budget Readies for Political Blasts

Taft And 120-Odd GOP. House Leaders Still Opposed To Troops Io Europe Plan

Kisenhower Picks Seven Staff Men   Six of Relatively Young Officers Are Europeans.

lke Chooses 7 Assistants for Atlantic Army   4 Biggest Jobs On Staff Still Remain Vacant

OLD FOES NOW ALLIES German Generals Talk  ~ Of Joining Ike’s Army

Hold Talks On Rearming West German Forces   Two of Hitler's Defeated v Generals Attend Secret Parley

NAZI GENERALS TALK TO ALLIES   Two Former Hitler Officers Discuss Arming German Troops

New Declaration Of Korea Policy To Be Announced   United States, Britain Are In Agreement; Criticism Wave Against MacArthur Rapidly Growing

MURRAY CALLS ~ UNION MEETING   Progress Of Steel Negotia tions To Be Discuss ed Monday

Temperature Goes fo 19 Below Zero   Coldest Morning of Winter Is Followed by Slow Warming-Up.

Icy Blasts Ease Grip After Night Of Record Cold   Mercury Tumbles as Low as —32 in State Fast Warm-Up Starts

Fast Warmup On Way After          32° Below ero” At Marble>Hill--

Says Combine Formed for Shakedowns   Testifies Group Looked Around for Any “Soft Touches”

ATTORNEY WARNED OF 'TAX TROUBLE'  Charges $500,000 Shakedown Wove

Tax Shakedown Clique Named In House Probe   Attorney Says Tax Aid Offered For Half-Million

CAPITAL CLIQUE — SOUGHT TOUCHES   Chicage Attorney Tells: of Extortlon Deals by Revenue Men

Shakedown Attempt Told In Tax Probe   $500,000 Fix Offer Made, Rich Chicago Man Tells Probers

EEMINISM! PAM!   Tipsy Driverette Gives Stalled Man Lift to Jail

Dewey Sees Bungling in Home Defense   Warns of “Genuine Possibility” of Savage Attack on U.S.

HOME DEFENSE PLAN OUTLINED BY DEWEY   New York Governor Sass Truman Administration Has Bungled Civilian Defense

Deposed Arias Held After Gun Fight In Palace   Panama Violence Ends With Death Toll Placed at 11

Ousted Panama President Held;   Die In Revolt  e Restored By   Peace Restored By New. Regime After Palace Gun Battle

Lt. Richard Glasscock  Portageville Man Gets Praise From G!s in Tough Recon Outiit

Eisenhower Had Better Make Up Mind Fast If He Wants Nomination, Washington Opines

Taft Strong Within GOP Murray Says   Montana Democrat Says Eisenhower Should Tell Plans

Murray Predicts Taft Nomination   Says lke Must Decide Fast If He Wants GOP Nod Truman Announces Boyle’s Successor Not Picked

BATTLE OVER ENVOY IS SEEN   Solon Says Ike Must Make Up Mind Fast

Political Drives Take Shape Fast  President Against Wisconsin Scheme

Eisenhower Must Make Up His Mind, Says Sen. Murray   Thinks Delay May Permit Taft to Walk Away With Nominatior

Murray Advises Eisenhower fo Decide Course   Do It Fast or Taft Will Walk Off With GOP Prize, He Says

lke Needs fo Make Up Mind Senator Says   Unless He Decides Soon Taft Will Be Landslide Choice of GOP, Solon Says

nator Says Eisenhower Better Make p Mind If He Wants the Nomination

Ike Warned To Make Up Mind On Nomination   Otherwise Taft Will Grab It, Declares Montana Senator

CHILD PERISHES WHEN FIRE DESTROYS HOME   Parents Each Thought The Other  Had Removed [wo-Year-Old To Safetr

V oman Dies f Injury [In Aceident   Mrs. U. G. Tobery Succumbs Early Today Following Crash On Sunday

Gen. Fisenhower’s Visit Provokes Riots, Strikes Throughout Italy

Red-Inspired Violence Occurs In Italian Areas  Demonstrations Are Staged As General  Te on en i  Penne A pee ea

Red-Inspired Riots Flare As Ike Visits Rome   One Killed, Scores  Hurt, 1,000 Arrested in Demonstrations

Raise Marshall Plan Doubt Rep. Smith, Brewster Urge Foreign Aid Control Switch

Summer Blitz Scorches Midwest But Cooler Weather May Follow; Flood Danger Shifts To Missouri —

State in Forefront in Move to Induce industrial Preparedness For Emergency

TRIO-TD FAGE DEATH GnAlh IF CONVIGTEL   Two Men and Woman Linked to Theft of Bomb Secrets for Russia.

U.N. To Study German Vote  3-Nation Group To Decide If It’s Time

Two U. N. Votes Russian Defeats   German Elections, Arms Plans Pass

n Vets Demand t ‘Dra ft Age 1Be Lowered   Senators Cirle Letters From. Fighting Men As Debate Opens

A Universal Whoop-De-Do . \Europe Forgets Anxieties In  Flood Of New Year Merriment

Sober Note Underlies Europe’s Effort Yo Drown Fears In Champagne Flood

People of Europe Celebrate Arrival of the New  ‘Year   SOBER NOTE BENEATH

FORGET TROUBLES. FOR THE ONE DAY   People of Europe Celebrate  Arrival of the New  : » Year   SOBER NOTE BENEATH

Europeans Try To Drown Fears  ” Continent Celebrates binder Perit Of War

Reports Indicate Allies Asking Armistice Line Between Battlefront And Yalu River;  Officials Believe Compromise May Come

UN Seeks A ~ Buffer Zone Farther North   Reds Broadcast “Unreasonable” Demands

Allies Demand Truce Line North Of Present Front   Reports Indicate Break in Current Parley Deadlock

U.N. Demands New Truce Line  Reports Indicate Break Imminent In Korean Cease-Fire Necotiations

Compromise Anticipated At Kaesong   Deadlock Remains After Eighth Day Of Arguments

Want Line Midway To  Manchuria   Reports Indicate That, Break In Kaesong: Armistice Parley Is In Sight

UN Lays Down Strong Demand For Cease-Fire   Proposal Said to Call fo: Truce Line Far North of Present Front.

U.N. Reported Seeking Line Farther North  Compromise May Be Near To Break Deadlock

Abdullah Is ShotWhenHe Goes To Pray   Shooting Incident Increases Tension In Oil-Rich Land

Jordan King isShot Down   Slayer Also Kitled at Entrance te Jerusalem Mosque; New Worry for Britlsh

Jordan King Abdullah Is  Assassinated   Bullet Gets Powerful Middle Kast Figure on Way to Pray

King of Jordan Is Shot As He Enters Mosque  Assassination Holds New Troubles . toaz J TF : om rr

Jordan Ruler Assassinated In Jerusalem   King Shot To Death As He Was Entering Mosque In Old City

Assassin Kills King Abdullat  in Jerusalem New Troubles  gg pad? gpan. moos

Killing Sets New Trouble In Mid-East   Prince Naif Replaces British-Sponsored Ruler—Murderer Cut Down by Police Guns

King Abdullah Is Assassinated Entering Mosque   Killing Promises New Difficulties In Middle East

British ‘Regret Abdullah's Death   Was Entering Mosque to Pray, Report Savs

JORDAN KING MURDERED ON MOSQUE STEPS   Ruler Slain in Jerusalem; Son Succeeds Him

Jordan King Killed at Door Ot Mosque   Murder Means More Trouble for Britain In Middle East

King Abdullah Assassinated In Jeiusalem   Killing Promises New Middle East Trouble tor Britain

BRITAIN FACES NEW TROUBLES: IN MIDDLE EAST    Bearded Ruler Shot Down As He was. Entering Mosque in Jerusalem

King Abdullah  Assassinated  Slaying of Jordan’s Leader Gives Britain New Troubles In Turbulent Middle East

Monarch Is Slain While Going Into Jerusalem Mosque   Ruler’s Guard Slays Killer; Prince Haif Replaces Father

King Abdullah, Jordan, Slain By Assassin   Bearded Monarch Sho At Mosque Entrance: Adds to British Woes

King Abdullah Is Assassinated  Shot While Enterinc   Shot While Entering Jerusalem Mosque

Atsessi Shoots Abdullah While Entering Mosque   Ruler of Jordan Dies; Upheavals Reported in East

ASSASSIN KILLS KING ABDULLAH, JORDAN RULER   ACTION PROMISES ADDED DIFFICULTIES IN THE MIDDLE EAST

ABDULLAH KILLED IN JERUSALEM   Pro-British Monarch of Arab Country Assassinated As He Enters Mosque in Ancient City,   HiS SECOND SON NAMED REGENT   Killing May Bring New Difficulties for British Who Financed Abdullah and His Army,

—-ABDULLAH— Killed As He Visits Mosque In Jerusalem  Death Ends Reign  Marked By Strife

Jordan King Assassinated Early Today   Killing Promises New Difficulties” For Middle East; Assassin Killed

A  nn a eeimmuammemnaneneennnmnan mn aemmmmmmmmamaal  Abdullah, Arab Ruler, Slain Entering Jerusalem Mosque Jordan’s Ki  Assassinated

King Abdullah Shot At Mosque In Jerusalem   Son, Naif, Named Temporary Regent Slayer Is Killed

MONARCH SHOT IN ENTRANCE OF MOSQUE   British Fear New Problems In Middle East   Temporarily Named Prince Regent: Assassin Reported Killed

Jordan King Abdullah Is Assassinated  Death May Cause New Middle East  Cricie Far Rritgin

King Abdullah Jordan Ruler, Assassinated   ‘Tough Man’ Of Middle East Cut Down at Mosque

Balance Of Power Held By Abdullah In. Middle East   Dead Ruler’s Tightly-Kuit Realm Closely Tied To Great Britain By Treaty

King Abdullah (Of Jordan Killed Entering Mosque   Prince Naif, Second Son to Succeed * Wiley Monarch

Assassin Slays King Abdullah of Jordan In Mosque   Killing Promises New Difficulty In Middle East

King Abdullah of Jordan, British Mid-East Friend, Slain by Assassin’s Shot

King Abdullah  Is Assassinated   Shot And Killed While Entering Mosque  To Pray.

May Bring New Strife for Britain In Middle East   Slain While Entering Mosque In Jerusalem; British Report His Assassin Was Shot. Killed

Mideastern Leader Shot  At Mosque   His Assassination Poses New Troubles For Great Britain

Political Assassin Slays Jordan's King  Abdullah, Friend of British, Dead  Of Murderer’s Bullet in Jerusalem

Abdullah Killed at Entrance of Mosque in City of Terusalem   WJ we & VEU EEE  A FRIEND OF BRITAIN  Name 35-Year-Old Prince Naif as Temporary Regent of Arab Land

King of Jordan Assassinated In Jerusalem  Rritoin Fareac Naw   Britain Faces New Difficulties in East

King of Jordan  Cut Down as He ‘Enters Mosque      Slayer ‘Killed; Tragedy May Bring Now Near East Crisis

Abdullah, King Of Jordan, Is. Assassinated   Jerusalem Murder-:: - Means More Trouble  For Great Britain:  In Middle Ecc? °

Middle East Rocked By Second Political Murder This Week   Assassination Follows Death For Monarch’s Opponent in Arab Confederation Movement

King of Jordan ls Assassinated   Abdullah Slain as He Enters Mosque

King of Jordan  Slain at Mosque  Killed by Assassin In Old Jerusalem

Slaying Promises Trouble For Britain   Terrorist Colleague Of Ex-Mufti Killed By Monarch’s Guards

Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer Testimo:   Contains More Shocking Nev   About Communist Practices : China   SENATOR NORSE 18 MAKING WITNESS PROE

GENERAL SAYS JAP ARMS WERE GIVEN 10 REDS   Russians In Manchuria Flouted MacArthur Order, Senate Investivators Told.   By RAYMOND LAHK AND JOHN L. STEELE

Hunger Forces 1200 To End Prison Mutiny   West Virginia Pen Outbreak Quelled After Eighteen Hours

Declines To Exercise ‘Authority Arbitrarily But Will Heed Reason

General Clears Up '38’ Question   Assures Allies On Political Aspects

MaeArthur In New Trip To Warfront   EN. Troops, Tanks Roll   Northwerd im Limited   Offensive; Both Coasts Shelled by Warships

MacArthur Plans To Give Notice Retore Crossing   General Reassures Allie: On 38 Parallel  Tecita.

Parallel’s Political Importance Is Recognized In MacArthur Statement

U. S. Troops Fight Way Out Of Enemy Trap   Allied Forces Set For Offensive by Communist Army

Yankees Smash Their Way Out Of Armor Trap   New Red Attack In Korea Looms; 3-Mile Battle

Rains Dash Hope Of Early End of Flood In lowa   Levees Holding Around Muscatine And Other Areas

66TH MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE OPENS TODAY   Newly Elected Lawmakers Sworn In; 160 Bills  Are Ready

Boyle Talks With Truman; Won’t Resign   Democratic Chairman Says He Has Conductec Himself Honorably

Boyle Denies He Will Quit Post   Confers With President: Says He Has Acted Honorably

Democratic. Chairman ’ Confers With-Trumani ‘Defends His Conduct

BOYLE CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT   Declares He Has Aiways Conducted Himself Honorably

Boyle Denies He'll Resign  " Chairman. Says   Chairman. Says He'll’ Serve Out His Full. Term

Boyle Will Not Resign His Post   Democratic Leader Confers With Truman; Says Conduct Honorable.

No Intent by Boyle To Quit He Declares  Contends He Has Conducted Self ‘Honorably’

Boyle Tells Truman He Won't Resian   Democratic Chairmar Denies Connection With Loan Grant

AFTER TALK WITH TRUMAN Boyle Declares He Plans To Keep Democratic Post

‘TALKED ABOUT LOAN CHARGES,’ SAYS CHAIRMAN   Intends to Serve His Full Term, With Year More to Run

"No Resignation’ Boyle Tells Press  Democrat Chairman Visits President

Boyle Denies He Helped To Get RFC Loan   Announces No Intention Of Resigning His Post After Talk With Truman

Democratic Party Chief Confers With Truman Today, Declares He Will Not Resign His Post

William Boyle Attends Meeting With President   Says Afterwards He Has No Intention Of Resigning Post

Boyle Stays After Going  To Truman  Byrd Wants Party   Byrd Wants Party Head To Get Out If He Fivured In Loan

Boyle Asserts He Won't Qui   Democratic ChairmanTalke J With President

Byrd's Bill Curbs Politicos Seeking Loans   Democratic Senator Ptods Truman on  Boyle RFC Inquiry

Boyle Not To Resign As Chairman Of Democratic National Committee

Boyle Confers With President On Loan Report   Declares No Intention OF Resigning Post After Parley

William Boyle Confers With President   Tells Reporters His Conduct Honorable

WVEEEGIO VYVECte Fig & emesiaeateasaaiitmemimmmenemmimmmeainmienaiaiintinatamteeaiaiiieiaiiaiematnaiinaeeenial  No Intention Of Resigning, Boyle Declares

Boyle To Stay As Democratic Party Chief   Conferred With President Today.—Is Accused in RFC Loan to Printing Firm.

Boyle Says He Intends To Stay In Dem Post   National Chairman Talks With Truman. Declares Intentions

Wm. Boyle Says He Will Not Resign   Tells Reporters He Always Conducted “Himsetf Honorably

JEINIES AULUS A ATIONS  — Boyie Says He Wow Cuil ‘National Democratic Post.

T-Men Seize Waxey Gordon   Prohibition Era Racketee: Has Heroin In His Possession

‘SELECTED GROUP' INVITED Administration Briefs 75 Leaders at Secret Meet

VOTES TO EXPAND MILITARY BASES      “enale Approves §5,887,669,178 Quflay for Projects at Home and Abroad.

SENATE BANK UNIT EXTENDS CONTROLS BEYOND JUNE30   Will Apply Curbs To ™ Critical Defense Areas; No Time Limit Placed -

Rent Control Is Approved  In Committee   ‘Defense Areas’  Would Be Added   Proposals For Inclusion Of Commercial Property Are Dropped

Agree To Extend Rent Controls   No Time Set For Length Of Extension

Senate Committee Agrees To Continue Rent Controls  New Proposal Would Extend Regulations

Federal Rent Controls Will Be Extended   will Apply To "Crit ca Defense Areas’: T me Not Set For Length Oo}  Evienkcianw

FEDERAL CONTROL TIME IS PROLONGED   Senate Committee Extends Measure; Commercials Out

Rent Controls Are Extended  Senate Committee Applies Regulation  Ta Tjeatance Arece

Sausage Hunt Ushers In Lent  Missouri Town Keep: Up Ancient Custom

SUPERIOR TO EXPAND PLANT   Twin City Firm To Double Size Of Machine Shop

Scott Invites N.C. Tax Probe   Takes Issue-With Magazine Article

Directors of Texas Sheep and Goat Raisers’ Ass'n to Meet in Lampasas

COLD AND SNOW URIP WIDE AREA; 2 PERSONS DEAL   East and Midwest Hard Hit— Temperatures in North Sink to Record-Breaking Lows,   8-INCH WHITE BLANKET COVERS BUFFALO, N. Y   Traffic Accidents on Slippery Highways Take Toll— Winter Moves Into Deep South.

East, Middle West Lashed by Blizzards   Wind 73-m.p.h. in Des Moines; ley Roads Blamed in 32 Deaths

Winter Strikes Nation; Freeze Expected Here  Wind-Swept Snows Hit Many States

harmers, Packers Hold Back Cattle in Strike Against Price Controls

Expect Decision On Mobilization Dispute Shorily Weigh Labor Men's  Plea For Greater Voice In Program

Labor's Role In Defense Studied   Wilson To Appeal For United Effort

FEDERAL -LABOR-EXPERT-WARNSMAJOR STRIKES MAY DEVELOP   ' Showdown Is. Near On Labor Demands  For More Pawar

BOLTS ARE DRIVING ARMY ENGINEER NUTS      “Serewy" Report Says the Floeod ot Hardware in’ Korea Overwhelming.

ENOUGH FOR 300 BRIDGES Bolts, Bolts and More Bolts Pour Into Engineer Depoi.

Chief to Give Special Talk,  Sources Say   Russians Will Be Asked To Lift Iron Curtain, Permit Idea Flow

U.S. Steps Up Efforts To Dent  Iron Curtain g   Truman to Ask Congress to Intensive East-West Exchange

Other Allied Forces   Taking Up The Slack In The Rattlofrant   Chinese Communists’ Still Well Back From  Fighting Fronts, Out Of Range , ae Of Artitlery

Policemen Raise Money to Restore Sight and Hearing to Four-Year Old

Kind-Hearted Cops To Help Afflicted Boy  Blin d, De af Child   Blind, Deaf Child May See And Hear If Plans Succeed

Gen. O'Donnell’s Future in Doubt After Savina U. §. Should A-Bomh Red China

‘Use A-Bomb’ Of O’Donnell Stirs Capital   Recalls Retirement Of Last General To Invade Policy Field

Anderson‘s Fate Recalled As Vandenberg, White House Both Reoudiate Statement

E conomy Measure  Pe tg  Bos k Is land Sets Up Pool  Of Circuit County Court Jurors

Houston Youth Fears Disg race Boy Accused Of Cai Theft Shoots Self .

WATCH "KIDS: CHIEF PLEADS   Gillespie Urges Drivers T  Be On Alert For  Children

Loan Slated For Defense Job Studied In New Hunt   «NPA Approved Funds After RFC Refusal To Support Request

House Group Studies NPA  Loan Actions   Peunsylvania Firm Obtained 7 Million By Putting Up $600

Multi-Million Loan To Bolster $600 In Cash Starts New Probe On Lending

FRESH SCANDAL IN GOVERNMENT STIRS NEW HUNT   Committee Probes  . Deal For $7,800,000 Loan For Whict Borrowers, Put ‘Us Only $600:Cash.

Another Government Loan Agency Under Fire-New Scandal Scented   $7,800,000 Loan on $600 Cash Investment Starts Hunt for “Questionable Practicc<”

$7,800,000 Loan, $600 Capital Spurs Checkup   ‘Questionable Practices’ Hunt Finds New Quarry in NPA Setup

House Group Spurred By NPA Action   Probers Are Aiming Queries at Agency For Approving Loan Refused by RFC

Defense Lending Practices Under Inquiry By House  NPA Okoys $8 Milton  Loan For Group Which Furnished Only $600

$7,800,000 Loan on $600 Venture  NPA Now Un der Fire fer Overrulina RFC

Major Tax Decision Considered  To Be Choice Between State  Income Tax And State Sales  i it 2   GOVERNOR, LEADERS CONFER ON PROGRAM

Legislature To Get Fine Budget   Deetsion On Taxes For Next Two Y cars Kvnected To Be dnnouneed By Weduesday

Gotham’s Fifth Avenue Dressed In Green For St. Patricks Observance

Minnesotan Dies After Crash on 40   Three Others In Car ‘Hospitalized After Collision

Truman Seeks Action After Board Reports   Gannage “Imnerilc   Stoppage “Imperils Nation’s Safety”

Blocks Quick Action   We ‘onomic Fic ‘tur ati  Steel Cut: Autos Up; Copper Short

Federal Court in Denver Issue: Temporary Restraining Order In Move fo Halt Copper Strike  Hearing on Injunction Is Set For Sept. 14 by U. S. Judge

HST Acts In Copper Impasse   Court Action Order Sent McGrath From San Francisco

Copper Strikers Receive Order  Compliance Urged By Union Officers

Court Action Ordered in Mine Strike President Moves  TI. Ruvttna Panna 2

ORDER TO HALT COPPER STRIKE ISSUED BY COURT      nigh and Companies Are Restrained From Interfering With Production  of Metal.   APPLIES T0 OUTPUT OF ZINC AND LEAD   Officials of Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers Recommend Locals Comply by Returning to Jobs.   REETLETIN 

U. S. Order Sought in Copper Halt   Action Expected Today on Injunctior to End Walkout

Swift Action Slated: ToEnd Copper Strike   Federal Attorneys To Get Court Order After Traman Acts

Court Issues Injunction in Copper Strike   Fines and Jail Sentences Loom For Violations

Court Action Ordered to End Copper Strike   Truman Tells McGrath To Secure Injunction After Board Reports

MOVES 10 BREAK COPPER STRIKE   TRUMAN ORDEKS COURT ACTION AFTER FACT-FINDING BOARD REPORTS.

Denver, Colo-, Sept. 5 (AP) —A temporary restraining order was issued in U. 8S. court today to halt the strike in the strategic copper industry.

Truman Seeks Action After Board Reports   Stoppage “Imperils Nation’s Safety”

COURT ORDER SENDS MINERS BACK TO WORK   Copper, 4 Lead, Zinc Shutdown Near End In Middle West

Truman Orders  Strike Action To Seek Injunction Justice Department: _

US. ACTS TO END COPPER WALKOU   Truman Orders Court Pracedure After Receiving Board’s Report

U. S. Orders Copper  Strike Halt   Union Officials Blast Court Action, Tell Workers to Comply

Union Asks Crews Obey Court Order End Metals Strike   Federal Judge Signs Act To Force Quick End To Copper Tieup

Ao Speed Action a on  Truman Orders Court Action To Terminate Copper Strike

President Orders Action B y Court In Effort To Settle Paralysing Copper Strike

Copper Union Obeys Order To Halt Strike   Calls Federal Injunctior Ordered by President Unfair.” Uninst?

Federal: Attorneys Seek To End Copper: Walkout   Truman Calls For Immediate Court Action; McGrath Expected To Seek Injunction Soon

Union To Honor Order  Judge Issues Writ To Halt Strike in Copper Industry

Truman Aets To Settle Metals Strike   Cites Copper Need In Production Of Defense Items

Court Acts in Copper Strike  ce ee eas   U.S. Judge Issues a Restraining Order

Order Issued to Halt Strike in Copper Industry  Sept. 14 Is Set for   Sept. 14 Is Set for Injunction Hearing

Gov t. Seeks Injunction Vs. Strike   Application Prompthy biled in Denver Un der T-H Act

U. S. Court Issues Restraining Order To Halt Strike in Copper Industry

Court Order  Issued in  Metal Strike Union Officials Call It Unfair, ButActToComol

Effective October 1— Order New Cuts j in Use Of Steel, Vital Metals

Court Orders Temporary Halt in Strike   Temporary Restraine: Issued Against Union In Copper Dispute

80 PASSENGERS ON RIO TRAIN PERISH IN FIRE   Locomotive Hits Stalled Gasoline Truck and Engineer Halts Brazilian Train With Last Car in the Mddle of Blazing Wreckage.

Fear 100 Dead As Rio Train Hits Gas Truck  Eh Kdhnewne [Tl eawt   50 Others Hurt As Flames Sweep Crowded Coaches

5APERISH IN FLAMING WREGK   Brazilian Train Hits Gas: oline Truck.

START MOVE TO IMPEACH FLA, GOVERNOR   Follows Action of Governor in Backing Probe Witness

—Late Sport News—   Baseball Game Tonight At Wadsworth Called Off

SCOTT ATTACKS ECONOMY POLICY   Governor: Takes His Pigh To People Over “Hold The-Line’’ Methods O   Some Levishators.

Gov. Scott Hits Foes In Speech   Support Is Sought In Latest Fight

Scott Takes Fight Before Citizens   Calls On Tar Heels To Join Him In War On “Hold The Liners’

Life Prison Term for Mrs. Wrosch   Defense to Appeal to State Supreme Court

Woman Draws  Life Sentence Mrs. Wrosch Given Term In Poison Death

Mrs. Wrosch Gets Life Term  In Poison Case   All-Male Jury Finds Milwaukee Woman Guilty In Mate Slaying

General Marshall Makes Unexpected Frontline Visif   Says Tour of Lines Is “Purely Military’ .— Allies Pound Away.

Artillery-Planes Blast “Iron Triangle” With Steady Fire   Big Guns In Action Congratulates U.N.

Gen. Marshall Visits Front With Ridgway   ‘Purely Miltary’ Trip, Says Defense Department Chief

Reds Fight Drive On Iron Triangle   Allied Artillery Pours Shells Into Key City of Chorwon

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC TOMORROW NIGHT

England Having Many Troubles   “Shortages, Fear “Of War. Growing

More Railroad Switchmen Go on Strike  Inductry Shutdawn<   Industry Shutdowns Mount as 170,000   Workers Are Idled

Vital Goods, Daily Papers Are Exempted  QRS O26 Be ee en ee,   Switchmen Strike Forces Move; Mail Deliveries On Local Routes Not Affectec

Northern Pacific Crews Expected fo Start at Once   BRT President Calls on ‘Sick’ Men to Get Into Railroad Yards

Big Three Easing Up On Italy   Wiping Out Restrict. ions And Will Help With Rearming.

Italy Backed As Member of Defense Team,   Big 3 Declares — Willingness to Revise Peace Pact

U.S, BRITAIN AND FRANCE VOTE FOR REARMED NATION   Allies Heed De Gasperi's : Plea To Remove “Obsolete Sharkinc’”’

WEST CALLS FOR ITALIAN REARMAMENT   Big. Three Statement Latest Allied Move To Fiaht Communism

Scrapping Of Italian Pact.  Curbs Asked   Big Three Prepared. To: Defy Russia In New Peace Measure

Italy Gets Big Three Backing ‘For Partnership In Defense    Willing To Wipe Out Peace Treaty ' Restrictions On Nation’s Arming

Allies Will Lift Curbs On Italy   Britain, France, U.S. Would Scrap Arms Restrictions Of Peace Treaty

Big Three Welcome Back Italy   Rearming Curbs , Removed To Add Strenath T- West

West Ready To Aid Italy   3 Nations Call For Scrapping Of Peace Treaty’,

Set To Defy Russia, West Tells Nation   Right To ‘Capacity For Self Defense’ Stressed In Stand

Big 3 To Wipe Out Italian Arms Curb Offer NATO Pos:   De Gasperi Regime Given Invitation To Join Defense Lineup

They'd Kall Treaty Ban  On Rearming   Joint Declaration Means Defiance Of Soviet Union

Italy Backed By Big Three To Join Wes!   Armes And Other Restrie tions Would Be Lifted As Defense Measure

Big 3 to Forego Treaty Curb on Rearming Italy  ~ Nation Welcomec As Full Partner In West Defense

U.S., BRITAIN, FRANCE DEFY RUSSIA IN MOVE   Truman Says Efforts Will Be Continued to Get Italy in UN

Italy's Treaty Limits Favored To Be Stricken   Big’ Three Willing To Allow Rearming

BlG 3 COUNTRIES WELCOME ITALY ASCOT WAR ALI)   U. S., Britain and France DeClare Willingness to Wipe Out Treaty Curbs on Rearming Rome.   WOULD KNOCK OUT 29 ARTICLES OF PACT   Western Powers Say Postwa Penalties “Have No Justification in Present Circumstances.”

Better Accord Is Seen, Many Hurdles Faced   Order of Business Only Differences Before Essentials

Accord Seen On Several Truce Points   Second Session Of Cease-Fire Parleys Held

‘Brass Tack’ Parley Said In ‘Offing —   U\-Red Emissaries Now Less ‘Formal’

‘Better Understanding’ Reported Between Cease-Fire Delegates; Newsmen are Going to Kaesong

Agenda Items Priority Will Be Determined  Truce Delegates   ‘Makine Progress’

President Trades Swim Trunks, Florida's Sunshine for Politically Stormy Capital

Back to Capital For Pres. Truman   Swaps Florida Sunshine es Political Storms Awsiting In Washineten ’

PRESIDENT: HEADS BACK TO CAPITAL   Boards “Independence” After 3-Week Vacation

TRUMAN HEADS BACK TO JOB   Leaves Florida Sunshine To Battle Political Storms In Capital

Truman Flies  Back to Desk   President Puts Swim Trunks Away at  Kev West

ieee SPREE CAA Rt pices calli « salataas en eee  Woman, Ruled Dead For 10 Hours, Hangs Onto Life

If Law Is Passed  Agree That Proposed Controls ‘Would Effect Farmers Little

Doctor Admits Wrong Drug Killed  Laboratory Technicians in Tragedy

Proposes Group To Study Issue As Talks Go On   Communists Promise To Study Plan And Give Reply Tomorrow

Ask Reds Bypass Buffer Zone Tie   Communists Cool But Agree to Study Proposal by UN

Buffer Zone By-Pass Plan ls Sumitted   UN Proposes Truce Conference Shunt Matter Aside for Other Ouestions

UN Tries to Speed Armistice Negotiation   Propose to By-Pass Stumbling Block Over Buffer Zone, Go On With Other  Points of Ceance-Fira Arrancamante

Would Bypass Truce Block, Buffer Zone   Suggest Permanent Committee Study Much-arqued Issue

Allies Suggest  Tackling Other Questions First Reds Non-Committal  On New Attempt To Reach Truce

WOULD SETTLE BUFFER LATER  Bypass of Deadlock Proposed by Allies

UN Would Skip Stumbling Block Of Buffer Zone   Permanent Committe: Suacestion !s Made

Talk on Difficult Issue Would Be Held Up Until An Armistice In Korea is Ready for Sicnine

Reds Studying New Proposal   Plan Would Continue Buffer Zone Issue, Take Up Others to Speed Negotiations

COMMUNISTS STUDY PLAN  Bypass Of Buffer Zone Stumbling Block Urged; Rejection By Reds Seen —

U. N. OFFERS PLAN T0 RUSH TRUCE TALKS   Suggests By-Passing Dispute Over Buffer Zone Until Other Cease-Fire Issues Are Settled.   » REDS’ BATTLE LINE ZONE PLAN REFUSED   Allies Propose Conferees Proceed With Discussions on Prisoner Exchange and Truce Supervision.

By-Pass Buffer For Now—U. N.  Would Take Up Issue After Truce Signed

REDS AGREE — TO STUDY OF LATEST OFFER   Briefing Officers Says Final Line Might Be Anywhere

U.N. Offers To By-Pass Buffer Zone   Suggests Committees First lron Out Other Points‘on Truce

By-Passing Korean Cease Fire B uffer Zone Until Armistice, Asked By U.N.

UN Urges Reds To Bypass Butte Zone Problem   Chinese Armored Attack Takes 2 Hiils In Yonchon Sector

Reds Are Cool, May Present Reply Tonight   Hodes Suggests Zone Be Based on Later Batile Line

Allies Seek To Bypass Buffer Lone Stalemate   Communists Conside: Takirg Up Other Truce Talk Problems

U.N. Would By-Pas: Buffer Zone Until Later In Talks  Suggests Work On Other Points For Cease-Fire

ALLIES PROPOSE BYPASSING SNAG OF BUFFER ZONE   J, N. Leaders Want  To Get On With ‘Armistice And Have Group To Study Neutral Issues.

SEEK DELAYS IN FREE ZONE TALK   United Nations Asks For Go-Ahead on Other Points in Armistice

LN Proposes Bypassing of  Bulfer Issue   Would Come Back to it When Armistice Is Ready to Sign

U. N. Proposes By-Passing Of ButferQuestion   Until Armistice Ready For Signing; Reds Are Cool to Plan

Allies Urge  Bypassing O}  Butter Issue Reds View Plan  With Suspicion

UN Would By-Pass Stumbling Bloc! On Buffer Zone Until Korean Armistice Is Ready to Be Signed

By-Pass Buffer Zone Until Other Problems Licked   Reds Reject Idea At First But Are Cons‘dering It

Would Go On To Consider An Armistice   However Reds Do Not Want To Skip Over Buffer Zone

Urge Bypassing Cease Fire Snag   Prepare Armistice First, UN Proposes

UN Would Bypass Cease-Fire Block, Let Talks Go On   Reds, However, Are Read: to Reject Idea, One Officer Says—No Reply Yet

ASK BYPASS IN BUFFER ISSUE   UN Proposes To Remove Stumbling Block In Armistice

U.N. Delegation Proposes Tablina  Of Issue on Zone  Suggests Parley Proceed to Other Armistice Points

U.N. Suggests Bypassing Ho: Buffer Issue   Would Work On Other Cease-Fire Points Presently

By-Passing Of Kaesong Proposed   U.N. Delegates Would Go Back To Stumbling Block At Later Talks

LILLE DLL LL  U.N. Would By-Pass Buffer Zone Until Armistice Ready

UNAsksBypass Of Buffer Zone   Proposal Seeks Study Group Discussion of Other Issues

Suggest By-Passing Cease-Fire Buffer Lone Problem   U. N. Proposes Permanent Committee Study Issue While Other Points Are Settled.

U.N. Would Skip Buffer  Zone Issue   Proposes By-Pass Of Block Until Truce Readied For Signing

Bypassing Plan Finds Reds Cool   Allies Want Talks To Move Ahead To Other Problems

Would Leave Issue Until Armistice Arranged   Communists May Have Answer Ready At Meeting Tonight

Suggests Naming Of Another Group To Study Problem And Push Talks On Other Points   Reds Promise To Make Study Of Proposal And Are Expected To Give Reply At Meeting Scheduled For Tonight.

UN PROPOSES BY-PASSING OF BUFFER ZONE   Suggest. Negotiators Ge Ahead With Talks on Other Points

Reds Study UN Buffer Proposal   Allies Ask By-Passing Of Debated Issue Until Just Before Truce Is Signed —

UN Proposes Buffer Zone Issue Shelved   Reds Study Proposal To By-Pass Problems, Take Up Other Items

UN Would By-Pass Butter Zone Block, Press Truce Talks      Proposes Negotiators Go Ahead With Settlement OF Other Armistice Points

U. N. Urges Reds To By-Pass Zone Stumbling Block   Allies Spurn Communist Proposal for Zone Based on Enemy’s Version of Battle Line

Nine Persons Die In Weekend Wrecks   State Traffic Toll Now Stands at 571

GOP Split Likely As Party  Heads Prepare To Testify On Troops-To-Europe Fight

GOP Divergence Over Troops May Affect Campaign   Stassen, Dewey, Taft and “Wherry Slated to Testify: 1952 Renercussions Anticipated

GOP Leaders  To Give Ideas On Troop Plar   Republican Differences May Affect) Choosing Of 1952 Party Neminece

Taft Demands Yank Withdrawal. From the Korean Baffle Zone   Wants Defense Lines Based On Islands; Raps Ike's Appointmen'

More Proot Krom Allies Is Asked   Taft Wants Yanks To Leave Korea

Sen. Taft Asks Withdrawal of Glsin Korea   Urges New Defense Line Based on * Formosa, Japan

National Sales Tax Diseussed   Anderson Reveals Study as Byrd Backs New Levies

FEDERAL SALES TAX PROPOSED BY SEN, BYRE   Plan Would Provide Treasury With $10-Billion Annually   LEADING RETAILER IN FAVOR OF IDEA

Seen as Way of Raising $10 or $15 Bill , ion for War Preparations; Truman Offers Olive Branch to Byrd.

Sen. Anderson. Sees U. S. Tax To Arm Nation   i$10-$] 5 Billion Sales Levy To Pay for Defense { = dF Ja Possible

Federal Sales Tax Is Being Studied  Truman Says Natior Rs.eat Tn moanrona   Truman Says Nation Must Increase Levy Until It Hurts

Sales Tax Seen As New Source Of Arms Funds  Congress To Start On New Tax Measure  _ 6

Consider Big U.S. Sales Tax to Pay Rearming Costs   Levy up to $15 Billion Yearly Talked By High Officials, Says Sen. Anderson; Sen. Byrd Also Suggests Possibility and l eadine Retailer Voices Approval

Nation-Wide Sales Tax Suggested By Sen. Byrd Need Seen for New  ‘Taxation Fields Tf Huse Rudoet

Federal Sales Tax Is Being Studied   Truman Says Nation Must Increase Levy Until It Hurts

Taft Says World Feels U. 5. Seeks. To Appease   Calls Truman Speech ‘Maginot Line’ Policy, Urges U. N. Bomb China Reds

Tatt Adamant lor Bombing  Of Manchuria   Solon’s Reply Sharp To Truman Policies, Firing of WArthur

France Opposed fo MacArthur's Plan   Joins Britain Against Use Of Chinese Nationalist Traps in Korea

Sock by King Winter Knocks Mont. Cold as Fricid Mass Bores Inward

ACTION ON TAXES   Chairman Says Committee Will Have Report for Senate Today

Peace Treaty” With Germany Is Considered .   Big Three Ministers Begin Charting Path For Yinal Settlement

Big Three Begin Charting Path For German Settlement  Seek to Draw Up ‘Political Contract’  Dieta ban Tnat: Danke

ALLIED MINISTERS BEGIN CHARTING GERMAN TREATY   Acheson, Morrison And Schu. man Face Difficult Problem In Reich

Big 3 Are Charting  Germany Peace   Foreign Ministers May Also Discuss Separate Peace With Austrian Republic

May Discuss Treaties With Austria, Italy   Political Contract Would Leave Germany Nearly Independent

German Pact Next Problem Facing Big Three With Jap Treaty Signed

Allies May Also View Possibility Of Austria Pact  Dahecan NAder eae   Acheson, Morrison, Schuman in Capital To Begin Meetings

PEACE PACT FOR GERMANY IS TAKEN UP   Foreign Ministers of U. S., Britain and io. Meeting In Washington.

Big Four Talks  Ready in Paris   Meet Aimed at Easing East-West Tension

U. 5. CALLS FOR OIL SETTLEMENT   Wants Three-Point Deal That Would Meet Iran’s Demand For Nationalization

Charles Pyrah, Coal Operator, Dies Thursday   Well Known Man Passes Away at Family Home in Posey Township.

Edgar C. Pyrah, Coal Operator, Succumbs Today   Well Known Resident Ex. pires Just Five Days After Brother's Death.

Delay Drafting Students With Good Grades   Deferments Authorized By President Truman Fer College Men Making High Enough Grades

Nation-Wide Aptitude Test ls Planned   Truman Okays New Policy for 1,000,000 Now in Colleges

College Students To Get Deferment   Truman Authorizes Temporary Exemption From Draft for Those Whe Make Good Enough Grades or Pass Aptitude Test ~

Truman Has Set Up Reguiations for Siudent Deferment   Aptitude Tests Will Be Used  In Process

Tech, Ruston to Hear Noled Baptist Leader. ‘In Talks on Thursday

Murray Hints At Labor Sfritfe— _  Tobin Tells CIO Many Fail To Get Needed Raises: Snending Race Due

Charges Wages Falling Behind   White Collar Workers Hard Pressed. Tobin Telis Convention

TOBIN TELLS OF 935000,000,000 LOSS IN WAGES   Tells CIO 45% of Wage Earners Denied Cost of - Living Increases.

Fighting Steps Up As Deadline Nears  Chinese Attackers . Driven Back by UN

Heavy Fighting Breaks Out On Korean Front   Troops Are Engaged Northéast Of Truce  Parley Headquarters

REDS COUNTERATTACK   ‘Woman, Who Was In Morgue 11 Days Ago, Is Walking

Speeches. Baseball and Fireworks  ~ Yank in Korea Wants Home on Fourth of July

Its a Pretty Sad July 4 for the Soldiers in Korea — They Can Only Wish They Were Hon

American Assembly Meets InN. Y. To Clarify Debate On Aid To Europe

Columbia Opens ‘American Assembly To Debate Aid for Anti-Red Nations

Prominent Group Seeks Bic Answer   University Sponsored Meet Held in Attempt To Clear Europe’s Path

Tough Procedur’ Hoped to Block Red Interferenc   Each Delegate Is Limited to Statement Of  Hour at Meetin

12 GROUPS GET ONE HOUR EACH TO TALK   Big Jap Treaty Battle Opens Wednesday; 48 Nations Ready to Sign.

Tough Set of Rules Released   Delegations Held to One-Hour Talk to Block Russians

Hundreds Homeless as Minnesota  F lood Waters Reach 70-Year Peak

Henning Law Firm Member Defends Reds   McCarthy Puts Charge Against Demo Senator

M'CARTHY WOULD ~ KEEP HENNINGS OUT OF INQUIR)   Declares Quster Hearings Against Him Should Be Held With Missourian - on Sidelines.   LATTER'S LAW PARTNER REPRESENTS A RED   ‘For That Reason, Wisconsin ite Says, Hennings Should Disqualify Self if Probe Is Ordered.

Continue Tif On Controls   Administration Is Happy Over Victory In Opening Battle

President Truman Forces Gain New Support in Fight for Stronger Controls

Administration's Forces Claiming Opening Rounds   House Defeats Two Restricting Measures

Democrats  Win 2 Votes On Controls   Multer Predicts  ‘Fairly Strong Bill   Wilson Attacks Pressure Groups, Appeals To Housewives

Administration Gets Boost In Fight For Stronger Controls  Demos Believe Tide Swinging Away From Senate’s Weak Bill

LAWRENCE RATES HIGH   City Second Only to Newton in Annual State Safety Contest

British Order Ship To Abadan And Tankers Out   Cruiser’s Mayements Causes Deep Concern

BRITISH ORDER CRUISER INTO PORT OF IRAN   Move Made To Protect English Lives In Oil Argument

British Cruiser Sent To Abadan In Iran Oil Row   Tankers Ordered Out Of Refinery Port

Ships to Dump Fuel in Refusal  Of Clearance British to Take   British to Take Drastic Steps, Commons Told

British Navy Orders Crutser To Abadan As Iranian Crisis Takes Turn Toward ‘Disaster’

BRITISH WARSHIP ORDERED TO IRAN   (Cruiser Has Instructions to Pro: tect English Lives in Ov Contraversy.

All Tankers Ordered From Port Without Oil at Once; AIOC Manager Goes to Iraq

British Cruiser Ordered Into  Iranian Port Row Over Oil Sends Navy Inio Action

BRITAIN ORDERS CRUISER TO IRAN AS OWL ROW RAGES   All Tankers Are Ordered to Pull Gut of Refinery Port   TOLD TO DUMP OIL   News of Britain's Action Causes-Deep Concern in Iranian Capital

British Send Cruiser to  lranian Port  AIOC Orders All Tankers to Leave Vicinity of Abadan

Air Superiority Urged by Genera   Vandenberg Says U. S. Has ‘No Other Choice’ In . Testimony to Committee

America Must Maintain Superiority In Air. Vandenberg Tells Senators

Eight Traffic Fatalities In Ohio   Three Ohioans Killed In Out-of-State Highway Accidents

Polio Benefactor Reports Ailment  Incurable Disease Mize Sieter Keany

Incurable Disease Gives Her Two Years--‘Perhaps’ Sister Kenny Wants Account of Treatment For Polio. Not About Her Failing Health

Sister Kenny, Incurably Ill, Declares [Polio Methods ‘Thing that Matters’

Sister Kenny, Famed for Polio Fight, Treats Herself for Incurable Disease

DEATH NEAR SISTER KENNY   Only Have Few Years T Live, Says Famous Polio Fighter

A Foreign Policy For Americans  President Exceeds His Power To Use Troops

Inside The Times   ‘A Foreign Policy For Americans’—Chapter 3  Truman Differs From Roosevelt On T roop Use

“A Foreign Policy  For Americans By Senator Robert A. Taft  SLADTUD 2   The Place of The President And Congress in Foreign Policy

Prospect of a Long Summer Session May Spur Assembly Leaders to Solve Tax Issue

Two Florida Convicts in Surrender”   Had Terrorized State With Their a nn Or:

Valuable Collection Offered ....  State Art Museum Proposal Pressed

! For Proposed Museum  Million Dollar Collection Offered State Art Society

SEFREEZE? LIFTED   South Winds Release Chiii From Central U. S. Area

Governor McKeldin Signs Two Measure: Segregation And Dop  Peddling Bills Enacted inta Law

UNIVERSITY. IS PERMITTED 10 MARKET BONDS   Attempt To Beat Lgislation Lost By Senator Hoff, 20-8   WORLD FEDERATION RESOLUTION LOSES

Senators Turn To Probe RFC Loans to Hotel   Why Mic Ply. Miami Beach Noell Get Huge Grant?

Loan for Plush Hotel Is Eyed By RFC Panel   Fulbright Charges Grant ‘Not Legitimate Use’ Of Publiie Funds

Luxuricus Hote! In Florida Enters RFC Investigation      "Renavied To: Hea Cae  $26,000 Per-Room -

Luxuricus H ot e! In Florida Enters RFC Investigation   Construction of Building Reported To Have Cost $26,000 Per Room

Pakistan Has New Premier  Governor-General Assumes Post Of Assassinated Premie

 Governor Offers No Solution To Welfare Problem in Address To Legislators at Special Session.   ‘HOME RULE’ PLAN FAVORED BY GOP

Chief Executive Puts Issue Up To Assembly   Declares State Accepting Many Federal Granis

jugosiav Watch Endorsed by UN   Final Approval by General Assembly Forecast Despite Russ Protest

MacArthur Pays Visit  To Marines   New Censorship Virtually Stops War Dispatches

Showdown With Huge Red Army Seen Imminent   MacArthur Mum After Surprise Visit to Front

Dawson Denies Part In Wildcat Oil Well Deal with Borrower   Truman Aid Refuses To Name Men President Turned Down For Posts as RFC Directors

Not In Oil Deal  Says Dawson   Truman Aide Called To Stand Second Day

State Official Declares Price Controls Can Jeopardize Penn‘a Crude Situation

Low Ceiling Price Curbs Oil Output   Current Federal Policy Is Rapped  By State Geologist; Needed For Defense

Says Nation Needs Unity, Faith in Institutions; Harriman Billed Monday

Urges Unity, Faithin U.S.   Fecred for Time Red Chine Would Get into U. N.; No War Plan Ready when Kerea Inveded

Can Whip Russians   Nation Has Power To Fight in Both  East and West, Is Johnson's Ooinian

Believes US Is Stronger   Could Whip Russia In War, Says'£ohnson,End. ing Days of Testimony

Dewey Moves On NY Politics, Gambling Link   Grand Jury Probe of Saratoga Springs Ordered By Governor

Danish Hospital Ship Put On Alert As Rendezvous   Jutlandia In,Pusan Harbor Ready To Steam ' To Wonsan If Reds Heed Gen. Ridewav's Offer

Eisenhower Says U.S. Must Build Up European Defenses or ‘Get Out’

Do Job Now Or Get Out, U.S. Told   Official Views Of Other Leaters Also Brought to Light

Demands Speed in Strengthenine Anti-Red Forces   Abandoning Europe Cited by General as Only Alternative

Kisenhower Says  U.S. Must Rush Aid   Atlantic Pact Commander May Ask For Additional American Troops

Greater Speed Urged in Armine Western Europe   Eisenhower’s, Other Leaders’ Views Learned

Chunchon Seized As Reds Flee   UN Forces Gain Up To Six Miles  Across Warfront

Communists Severely Defeated   Latest Offensive But Have Su  ficient Reserves For Anoth  Try .   EIGHTH ARMY IS ON PULL OFFENSIV

COMMUNISTS STAGGERED BY HEAVY LOSSKS   Sth Army Is Reported on Offensive Along the Entire Korean Front.

3 RESIGN FROM CONTROL BOARD   Labor Members Submit Writ ten Resignations To President

Labor Members f Wage Board Quit Altogether   Send Written Resignations to Truman, But Johnston Hopes to Settle Disnute

Resignations From WSB Labor Trio Are Received   Written Notice Sent To President Truman Unions Want Bigger Voice In Defense Plans

Three Labor Members Walk Out On Board   Written Resignations Sent to Truman From . Wage Stabilization. Board: Hopes for Return

in Pay Pattern Poses Problem  pn “Revolt”   Government Leaders Seeking Ways To End Board Conflict

Labor Members Of WSB Offer Resignations  Walkout Protests A Small Voice In

Mills Resisting Union Demands   Reive Takes Over In Textile Dispute

Truman Says Doug Must Ask For Meeting  Otherwise He Won't Get Together With   Otherwise He Won't Get Together With Ousted Commander

General Holds Key to Parley — With Truman   President Makes Meeting Dependent on Overture From 5-Star Officer

Full Death Toll Unknown \As Home For Aaced Burns   Firemen Bring Three Bodies Out; Say Others Seen

Three Bodies Are Removed  From Ruins  Injured Rushed To Hospitals

Home For Aged Swept By Fire; Ruins Searched   Frame Property Housed Between 50 And 66 Elderly Persons.

Many Feared Victims Of The Flames   Number Taken To Hospitals, Some In Bad Condition

Death Toll Unknown In’ Home For Aged Blaze   ALL VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANIES IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY SUMMONED TO SCENE

Several Known To Have Perished In Big Blaze   All Available Medical Aid In Maryland County Called To Scene Of Fire In Colesville, Md.

12,000 Homeless In Flood Sectors Of Upper Midwest   Property Damage In Excess of $3,000,000 Estimated As Floodwaters Inundate Parts Of Minnesota, South Dakota And lowa

THOUSANDS HOMELESS BY FLOOD WATERS   12,000 Washed Out in Four States; Damage Is in Millions

12,000 Take Refuge From April Flaods  Mankato, Minn., Hard Hit; Loss Runs High

UPSTATE POLICE OFFICIAL INDICTED WITH FIVE OTHERS   Woonsocket Commission Head Faces Trial On Charges Involving Bribery

Eisenhower Says Free World Mus  ‘Stick Together’  Asserts None Can Afford to Pull Out

(ommander I: ncouraged  DY Outlook   General Disputes Suggestions By Taft And Hoover

EISENHOWER OPPOSSES TAFT-HOOVER PROGRAM IN FAVOR OF ALLIANCE AGAINST COMMUNISM

Moberly Cold To Union Plea To Arbitrate  Mayor Says City ° To Stand Firm

Injunction Suif in Municipal Strike   No Headway Toward Settlement at Moberly.

Reds Throw Fresh Troops Into Attach   UN Forces Regain 3 Vital Peaks On Front

Suspicion Of Enemy Dims  UN Optimism   Disputes Interrupt Work As Mapping  Nears Completion

Communist Locations In Question   Map-Makers Seek To Complete Work For Sub-Committee

Map-Makers Go Back to Work At Panmunjom   Reds Suspected Of Marking Time To Win Territory

Map-Makers Still at Work On Truce Line  Liaison Officers Hope  To Complete Task So  Parley Can Racuma

Iruee Leams Are Drawing Peace Maps  First Heavv Snow   First Heavy Snow Hits Panmunjom   Optimism Of Negotiators Is Somewhat Dimmed By Suspicions

Allies Hammering at Gates of Chorwon - Kumhwa Today   Tough, Confident U. N. Army After Red Chinese

IANK PATROLS AD AT nes KEY BASTION’   Irying to Provoke Premature Attack by Forces of Enemy.

GROUND GAINED BY EIGHTH ARMY ON WEST FRONT   Allies Battle Back To  Gaies of Chorwon,  Where Cam omnes  Spring Offensive  Started.

Ridgway Adds War Coming Along Fine   Reds Suddenly Stiffen Resistance at Gates  To “Iron Curtain” —  Artillery Duel Wages

Tank Patrols Hammer af Gafe Of Communist ‘Iron Triangle’   Troops Reach Point Where Chinese Big Offensive Started; Hint at Arrival of Soviet Satellite Troops on Battlefront

Ailied Patrols Hit fnchor Points of Bed Defense Line   Tight Censorship Makes Hazy News Report: From Fighting Front.

Tanks Hathmer At Red Anchors Of Central Line   N. Koreans Fight Fierce Delaying Action Around Yanggu, Inje

Tanks Batter At Two Enemy Bases   Chorwon and Kumhwa the Southern Anchors of Red  = ear TE eeccletaet   Main Core of Resistance Centers in East; 300,000 Reds at Front

Reds Must Start Any Peace Moves   Defense Secretary Makes Surprise Visit to Korean Front

Marshall Pays Surprise Visit To War Front   Defense Secretary Has Conference With Far East Commander Today

Allied Units Nearing Red Stronghold   Tight Censorship Blacks Out The Exact Location  Of Allied Forces

Censorship Blacks Out  Exact Gains   Allies Return To Starting Point Of Last Setback

UN Army Hammers  At Reds   Allies Back to Starting Point Where Spring Offensive Was Begu  TIGHT CENSORSHIP  Gains of up to Two Mi

UN Patrols Hammer At Gates of Chorwon  - AP Writer Reperts Eighth Army Is   AP Writer Reports Eighth Army I: Now "Tough and Confident.”

No Peace Moves By UN, Defense Secretary Reports   Terms Campaign A ‘Military Classic’ .. As Big Guns Due]

Gen. Marshall Tours Korean Battle Front   ‘Any Peace Moves Must Come From the Chinese Reds’

Chorwon, Kumhwa Are Under Siege   Tough And Confident Allied Army Pounds At Southern Anchors Of Communist Central Korean Stronghold

Defense Secretary Tella War Correspondents He Found “Great Spirit of Enthusiasm Everywhere? Among Troops, After Touring Lines and Conferring with Commanders of All UN Units

Hammering at Gates of Charwon, Kumhwa  Allied Forces Battling For  2 Key Towns

Allied Tanks Hammer Gates  Of Chorwan   Tight Censorship Puts Blackout on Distance UN Troops Are From Communist Stronghold

HEARS BIG GUNS DUELING WITH RED BATTERIES   Stubborn Resistance of Enemy Continued in Front of Chorwon.

Allies Pound At Gates of Red Bastion   Battle Way Closer te Triangle; Seek To Lure Out Foe.

TANK PATROLS PROBE AHEAD OF MAIN ADVANCE   HAMMER AT DOORWAY TO RED DEFENSES IN CENTRAL KOREA

Sec. Marshall Visits Fronts In Korea   Defense Secretary's Appearance Surprises Front Line Officers

BIG ARTILLERY DUEL: SLASHES VITAL VALLEY   Both Allies, Reds Turn Heavy Cannon Into Chorwon Area

Gains Made By Eighth Army In Southern Korea   Allies Return To Positions Held At Start Of Offensive

Tank Patrols Hammer At  Red‘Anchors’   ‘Tough and Confident’ U.N. Troops Closé to ‘Iron Triangle’ Area

GENERAL WARNS PEACE DEPENDS (ON RED CHINESE   U.N. Forces Hammer At Enemy Resistance Guarding Gateway Of Key Supply Center.

Long-Range Guns Battle AtChorwon   Defeuse Secretary Calis Korean War Military Classic’

Patrols Stab To Chorwon  And Kumbhwa   Bitterest Fighting Rages Along Eastern End Of Korean Line

Allied Tanks Hammer At Key Korean Cities   Patrols Nearing Chorwon And Humhwa Areas

Defense Secretary Calls. Campaign “Military Classic." Peace Moves Must Come From China.

Allies Edge Nearer Red Stronghold   Confident Allied Troops ‘Hammering At the Front Door’

Marshall Visits Fighting. Front   Defense Secretary -Seeks More U. N. Troops for rt   “PEACE UP TO REDS”

Confident UN Army Stands Up  To Korean Foe  Full Story OF Advance Cloaked  Ry Concarchin

Marshall Visits Front In Korea In Surprise Act   Defense Secretary Peace Move Dep On Chinese Communiate

Marshall Is Visitor To Korean Front   Says War Is Not Stalemate, ‘It's A Military Classic

Confident And Tough Gls Rap Hard at Enemy   Chinese Blasted Out of Foxholes On Defense Line

New Type Warfare Hinted Allied Tank Patrols Hammer At Gates of Red Stronghold

Tank Patrols Ham met At South Anchors Of Chinese Central Stronghold

Marshall Visits Korea While Big Allied Gans Fisht Dael With Reds

Allied Tank © Patrols Hit At Red Gates   Tough UN Army Pushes Ahead; Gains General  All Afong Line Except  On Eastern Front

Batter at Gates of Red Bastion   Confident U.N. Forces Prod at Communist Concentrations

Near Chorwon On West Front In Hard Fight   Confident Troops Regain Ground Lost  In First Red Drive

Allied Tank Patrols Hammering At Gates of Two Southern Anchors fo Reds’ Stronghold

U.N. Forces Hammer Foe Near Chorwon   Limited Gains Registered With Enemy Dua-in

LONG RANGE ARTILLERY DUEL TODAY   Reds Fight Fiercely for Iron Triangle. Marshall Says War ‘‘Military Classic,”” Not Stalemate.

Allied Big Guns, Tank Colums Smash af Reds  Marshall Claims  War ‘Not Stalemate On Visit to Front

Bitter Fight Waged East  of Kumwha   China Union Press Says  30,000 Soviet Satellite Troops Arrive in Red Korea   Tunnels Are Dug   Million Conscripts Toil on Underground Rout in Red Area

Long Ra nge Duel Waged For Chorwon   Any Peace Move in War Will Have to Come From China, Marshall Savs in Statement

Tough UN Army Knocks at Door, AP Chief Reports   Gl’s Continue Gain As Censorship Puts Damper on ‘Mileage

Secretary Finds UN Spirits High   Declares Korean Campaign Not a Stalemate But “Military Classic”; Seeks More Troops

Patrols Near Major Bases  North Of 38   News Blackout Hides Details Of Drive Ou Two Enemy Bastiens

UN Hammering On Front Door Of Chinese Reds   Tank Patrols Hit Southern Anchors Of Communist Line

News Day, Night   Bitter Fi ghting Rages In East  30.000 ‘Satellites napoiee Now  ~ i went ce

Says War No Stalemate: _ Gen. Marshall Pays Surprise Visit To Korean Front Lines

Allied Patrols Lead Advance On Red Bases   Hammer at Gates Of Chorwon, Kumhwa, Reds Forced Back

Marshall Visits Korean War Front And Calls It ‘Military Classic’: Chinese Haul Up New Type Gun

Allied Patrols  AtGates Of Key  Korean Cities Chorwon, Kumhwa  Threatened By Confident 8th Army

Allies Hammer At Anchors of Red Stronghole   Tough UN Troops Battie Way Back to Original Front

TANK PATROLS HAMMER KEY ‘DEFENSE TOWNS   Tight Censorship ‘ Blacks Our Exact Positions of Allied Forces.

Allied Patrols Hammer At Red Triangle   8th Army Reports Gains Up to Two Miles in Vital Area

Tight Ban On News Of War   But AP. Correspondent Says, ‘Tough UN Army Is Hammering at Gates Of Chorwon, Kumhwa’

UN TankPaitrols Hammer At Reds   Tough, Confident Allied Army Puts Squeeze On Chinese Red Stronghold

Defense Head Surprises Gls During Battle   Secretary States  Any Peace Move Must Come From Communist China

Allied Units Nearing Red Stronghold   Tight Censorship   Tight Censorship Blacks Out The Exact Location Of Allied Forces

UN Tank Patrols Hit at Gates of Red Stronghold:  Tough, Confident _

KOREAN WAR NO STALEMATE SAYS SEC. MARSHALL   GUNS AND PLANES HAMMER AT CHORWON IN IRON TRIANGLE

HAMMER AT GATES OF RED STRONGHOLD   Allied Tanks Threaten Chorwon and Kumhwa After Gains of One to Two Miles.   ROUT ENEMY FROM LOG-COVERED HOLES   Bitterest Fight Is on East Front Where Foe Stalls to Haul Off Ammuni tion,

(AP WIREPHOTO)   Chicago's Raiders Too Enthusiastic, Chop on Any Door

Final Government Clearance Is  AwaitedonOrder  Wage Controls Might Come Simultaneously

Prices Will be Rolled Back to Jan. 2 Levels   Price Enforcement Staff, Still Small, is Ready for Action

Controls Expected On Today   Price-Wage Freeze Only Awaiting Final Clearance

Price Freeze Waiting For Clearance   Rollback And Freeze O Wages Mav Come Belore Nightfall, Tomorrow At Latest.

Final Gov't. Clearance of Orders Today   Johnston, 'DiSalle and ‘Ching in Conference on All-Out Edicts

Price Control Order Awaits Final Clearance   Some Government Officials Say Freeze Will Be on by Niahtfal

General Wage, Price Freeze  Governmental Order Awaited   Rollback Of Majority OF Hiems ‘To Jan. 2 Expected; U.S, To Be Sole Arhitor

TEN REMAIN IN HOSPITAL AFTER WISCONSIN CRASH   ACCIDENT OCCURRED AS TRUCKER PULLED BACK ONTO HIGHWAY

3 Dead in Bus, Truck Collision   37 Other Passengers .  Trected at Hocnitals

Three Passengers Killed as Front  Section of Greyhound Bus Ripped Off

3 Passengers Killed As Bus Hits  Rear Of Beer Truck In Wisconsin

3 Killed, 34 Injured in Bus Crash   Bus Slams Into Rear of Trailer

3 Passengers in Greyhound Bus Die in Collision   Vehicle Plows Into Rear of Truck When Semi Enters Traffic

BUS PLOWS INTO TRUCK; THREE DEAD   Right Front Section of Greyhound Bus Sheared Off in Accident Near Kenosha, Wis.   TEN IN HOSPITAL; TWO ARE SERIOUS   Bus Driver Says Truck Pulled Off From Side of Road, He Couldn’t Avoid Collision.

Silence And Darkness No Barriers When Youngsters Present Program

Silence and Darkness Not Enough To Keep Out Message of Christmas

Mrs. Elizabeth Moos, Former Mother-in-Law Of Periurer. Fails fo Reaister as Ascent

UN Branding Red China As Aggressor  General Assembly Booked To OK  Political Committee’s Action

UN COMMITTEE DECIDES CHINA IS AGGRESSOR   Twelve-Week Wrangle Came To Vote Late Last Night

Committee Action Headed Toward General Assembly Approval At Thursday Session

Red China Is Branded By U.N As Agaressor  Vote In Political Committes ls 44 To 7 Indicting Chin

 Given Brushoff Earlier in Day  D. A. Talks With Pain-Wracked Victim of Wanger Shoctina

WANGER TRIANGLE SHOOTING PROBED   PROSECUTOR TALKS TO MA SHOT DOWN BY JOAN BENNETT'S HUSBAND.

 Given Brushoff Earlier D. A. Talks With Pain- Wrackec Victim of Wanger Shooting

Caudle Fired Unon Orders Of President   Assistant). Attorney General Discharged:-Because of “Outside Activities.”

Caudle Claims He Has Never Done Wrong   ‘Outside Activities’ Cited on Assistant Attorney General

President Ousts ~ Caudle in Prohe   Assistant Attorney General Is Fired Following Tax Bureau Inquiry

BUSY SELLING TICKETS   Benefit Show for 4-H Fairgrounds will Be Monday and Tuesday

City Workers Stay on Strike at Moberly   But Pickets Are Withdrawn from Firms of Council Members.

Houstonian To Head Prohibition Party Rev. Overholt No Kin To Rve Whiskey Of Same Name

Don't Dratt Ike, Senator Pleads   Kilgore Says No One Could Fill General's Place in Europe

‘Sen. Kilgore’s View:  A  Would Be Mistake For Either Party To Woo Ike From NATO

No Plan ToCut Wages   Stabilizer Says Board Is Just Trying to Hold Pay in Check Without Hampering War Effort

Eight Killed In Midwest Storms  Coldest Weather Of Autumn Invades Area

Temperature Falls After Wind Storm.   Rains Also Lash Wide Areas; Snow Also Reported In Take Region

Two Tornadoes In Wisconsin Take. Lives Of Seven  Storm In Michigan . Is Fatal To Woman;  Pay  2s

MOLESTER OF GIRL GUT JAIL SENTENCE HERE   Underwent Psychiatric Tests Refere Disposition   8 HUSBANDS IN COURT

SENTENCE ACERBI TO TERM IN JAIL   Convicted of Morals Charge, May 24th; Been In Hospital   [ARRESTED BY POLICE

STRONG W STRIKE RICE; TREES RIPPED  , en ee Le ae 4 Le Aa   Emhouse Has 1.75 Inches, As Other Tawne Have Fall

HEAVY FALL FILLS MANY PONDS, LAKES   Little Damage Is Reported By Wind, Electrical Display

STRONG WIND STRIKE RICE; TREES RIPPED   Emhouse Has 1.75 Inches, As Other Trawne Hava Fall

Allies Drive Nearer Seoul: Hurl Back Enemy Attacks   Two Divisions Tighten Noose on Chinese Trapped South of Han River: Many Killed

Chinese Troops Caught Between Death-Dealing Guns And Bayonets Face Almost Certain Destruction

4 MILES ‘TO Go.  ULN. Fe orces.  ‘Close Gap” ) Before Seo        vl

TROOPS FORCE REDS TO RUN   Veteran Divisions Of U. 5. Tighten Noose On Trap

I'wo Veteran U. S. Divisions Relentlessly Tightening Noos@ on Chinese Reds Trapped South of Han.

Allied Forces Shell Burned-Out Capital Red Counterblows Against  U.N. Forces In Korea Donwjeod

Red Resistance Appears W aning South of Seoul, But Continués Heavy to East

UNITED NATION TROOPS FORCE REDS TO RUN   Veteran Divisions Of U.S. Tighten Noose On Trap

Worst Snow Storm Rages Tn Midwest   Paris Of Six-State Area Paralyzed As Gale-Force Winds  Strike

Snow Paralyzes Parts of 6 States  One Thousand Stranded By Blizzard in Michiaan

Parts of a Six State Section Are Paralyzed   Winds and Ice Add  To Weather Miser

Parts Of Midwest Stagger From Ie, Snow, Near-Gales  Six States Suffer ~ _ As Wintty  Blasts” Beatles Bed @zasmx

Hip Deep Snow Covers Midwest   But It's Springtime Over The Southland.

\Midwest Paralyzed By Worst Snowstornr (Of Winter; Drifts Eight Feet In Dakotas -

1,000 Stranded At Glenwood: Plows Useless  Eight-Foot Drifts Clog Roads in  , ee a a, a cers

Heavy Snow In Midwest   Worst Storm of Season Paralyzes Many Towns ‘In Six-State Area

Upper Midwest Staggers Under Snow and Ice   Some Towns Isolated, Roads Blocked With Sub-Zero Blast

Communications Towns isolated Rosing: Seterdey;   Blizzard Still 3 =~ Raging Saturday; Dakotas Get Hanvy Snowfall

Truman Hit By Murphy’  Reluctance   Cleanup Probe By Judge Would Help Administratior

Navy Bares Mysterious Red Missile   Says Explosives Missed Seaplane Tender Off Korea

Neither State. Sales Nor Inceme Tax May Be Needed   Key Figure in COP Opposition Claims New Budget Appraisal Should Be Made.

CON MAN’ ADMITS FLEECING CLIENTS   TELLS OF OBTAINING THOU  SANDS ON PROMISE TO BRIBE OFFICIALS.

Con Man Admits Scheming To Bribe US Officials But “What's Wrong With That?’

Mason Admits Taking Money In sos —  BRA Ve tree Sia SOM TRIN eephar hea

‘What's Wrong With That?’  Con Man Got Thousands On Promise to Bribe   Priecte Victims

He Gets An Answer, And Quick Mason Asks What’s Wrong With Getting Paid For Bribing Public Official:

Conferees To Set Total On Aid Bill   Senate-House Group Seeks Agreement; Other Measures Up

Seek Agreement On Foreign Aid In Conference  Senate, House   Senate, House Group Meets For Action On Measure

Foreign Aid Bill Agreement Nears  Conferees Seek Speedy Approval

Seek Agreement On Foreign Aid   Conferees Scramble For Approval Before Leaving Tomorrow

ACTION SOUGHT ON FOREIGN AID   Senate -. House. Conference Group Seek Agreement On Amount Of Money U.S. Will Spend.

Mississippi Edges Over Bank at Cape   River Climb Steady But Levees Holding

Constitutional Amendment Before House Today Would Revise Selection of Education Board

Aussie Broadeaster Stirs up Storm  By Telling Tots There's No Santa

Allies Probe All Along Front, Alert For Push   Yank Planes Attack 6 Troop Trains, Claim One Destroved. Four Damaced

Allied Patrols Alert for New Red Offensive   Bombers Raid Enemy Troop Trains; Chinese Swing Toward Center

Peiping Insists on UN Seat First, Then 7-Power Talks While Fight Goes On; Foe Builds Up Power in Korea by Train, Vehicles and Afoot Under Air Assault

Five Troop Trains Hit By Bombers   Enemy Buildup Swings Toward  Central Korea

Rush of Troops Into W. Korea Seen Omirous  Air Observers   Report Massing  - M/F ANARA ia...

LUTE EAPEGT REDS TO LAUNCH NEW DRIVE SOOA   Enemy Troops on Move and Appear to Be Swinging From Point Near Seoul  Toward Central Korea.   B-29S8 ATTACK TROOP TRAINS, DESTROY ONE   U.  N. Raider Teams Keep Watch on Foe—One Enters Suwon, Killing 500  Communists.

Commies Attack In Some Force Near Hwachon  Reds Reported to Be  D..*139... Aum, at   Reds Reported to Be Building Army of 350.000 to the West

Arsenal at Pusan, Korea, Explodes   Americans Escape But Casualties Are Feared to Be Heavy.

Officials Plan Visit To Airport   To Decide Whether To Reopen Base At Laurinburg-Maxton

Local Men On  Way HereFron  Kor ean Front   Cpl. Bell, Sgt. Goad On Transport Due To Dock Tonicht

Truman Mum On Copper Strike; Awaits Report   Action Likely Since Walkout Threat To  Defense.

—COPPER— —  WSB Fails In Effort To End Walkout  Board Of Inquiry : May Be Appointed

Truman Silent On Dealing With Copper Strike   President Refuses To Announce Plans For Settlement

Truman Is Silent On Federal Plans ln Copper Strike  ants First to Study

Copper Strike Plans Kept A Secret By HST   WSB Has Not Yet Made Any Report, President Says

Copper Strike Continues As WSB Steps Out  President Declines To Indicate What Action He'll Take.

TRUMAN SILENT ON PLAN TOEND COPPER STRIKE   Government Action Soon Generally Anticipated In Metal Walkout   WSB STEPS OUT      Union Turns Down Plea to Sent Members Back to Work

President Silent on Strike Action   Declines Hint What Government Will Do

Action By Govt. Expected Soon ‘In Big Walkout   WSB Turns Problem Over To President As Strike Continues

President Declines to Indicate Plans Government May Have For Dealing With Copper Strike

Wage Board Out In Copper Strike   Truman Declines To Comment On Plans

Truman Offers No Comment on Copper Walkout   Pians for Dealing With Strike Not Told

Truman Declines To Indicate Plans In Copper Strike   President Says He Can't Comment Until WSB Report Is Made

WSB Report Awaited in  Copper Strike   Board Gives Up As Union Refuses  To End Walkout

Truman Mum On Next Step In Big Strike   Copper Strike Placed ‘Back in White House Hands by WSB; Actio Expected Soon

Arias May Face Murder Charges   Panama Is Calm Again After Bloody Rioting

High Court Gives Pulaski Three Senators   Supreme Tribunal ' =Rules On District

All Posts to Be at Stake Next Year—  Supreme Court Orders Two Senators for Pulaski County

Truman's 0. K. To MacArthur Brings Relief   President Declares General Has Power To Cross Parallel

Tanks, Infantry Link Up North of Seoul, Destroy Last Sizable Red Pocket

3 0,000 Reds Flee Pocket Near Parallel   Allied Units Link Up Smash Communists 16 Milex Prom 38th

ROK Patrols Stab Across Parallel In Many Places   Clearing Skies Aid Allied Air  Bombardments

Free Austrian Elections Challenge To Communism   Pro-Western Austria To Choose New President: Only One Communist Candidate

atm aamas Racca, Binet ile Pre a at RAPALA COAT Seta anes en  Ike Convention Sept. 21-22-23

WALTHER LEAGUE IN STATE CONVENTION AT FORT MADISON   Conservation Of Iowa  il Is The Principal.’ Theme Of The Gathering

‘Truman Not Qn Ohioan’s Target List   President’s Talk Said ‘Conciliatory’

CONDITION WEAKENING  Houston Lad, 7, Given 27th Blood Transfusion

George E. SOKOLSKY These Days   THE PUZZLING MESSAGE OF nrAprYy on

Gen. Geo. Marshall Resigns As U.S. Defense Secretary   Robert A. Lovett Named To Succeed Famous General

General’s Reasons “Very Personal’; Lovett Gets Post  Truman Accepts “Reluctantly;” William Foster New Deputy

Marshall Quits As Defense Secretary   Robert A. Lovett Named To Succeed General

Reason For Act ‘Very Personal,’ Secretary Says   Lovett Moves To Top As Resignation Of General Takes Effect At Once

Lovett Named Successor to Defense Chief   President Lauds Europe Recovery Program Founder

General Retires Once More After Year in Key Post  Deputy To Assume Duties as Boss of  Pes ae 2m —- -

HIS TOP AIDE, ROB'T LOVETT, NAMED TO POST   ‘Very Personal ‘Reasons’ Called Cause Of  Resignation

‘Very Personal Reasons Behind Decision fo Quit   Foster is Named to Succeed Lovett Who Will Direct Defense

Gen. Marshall Resigns From Defense Post   Soldier-Statesman Resigns as Secretary of Defense for Personal Reasons; Lovett Named.

Gen. Marshall Quits Post as Defense Chief   "Very Personal’ Reasons Given For His Quitting

PersonalReasons Are Given as Causing Action   Soldier - Statesman Had Served For Just One Year

DEFENSE HEAD CIVES PERSONAL REASONS-FOR STEE   Resignation Effective At Once; Lovett Moves Up To Secretary Post

Robi. Lovett ts Named Successor   Military Man Quits As Defense Head For Personal Reasons

Defense Chief Resigns After Year on Job   ‘Personal Reasons’ Cited by Secretary; Dienntw Snereode Lites

SERVED YEAR AS DEFENSE SECRETARY   General Cites ‘Personal Reasons;” Robert Lovett Named Successor.

Lovett To Be New Secretary   Marshall: Resigns For "Very. Personal Reasons”

ROBERT LOVETT IS APPOINTED SUCCESSOR   “Very Personal Reasons” Cause Of Resignation

Sec. Marshall Resigns and LovettNamed   Announces Leaving Secretary of Defense Post for Very Persona! Reasons

TRUMAN NAMES ROBERT LOVETT AS SUCCESSOR   GENERAL CITES ‘VERY PERSONAL REASONS’ FOR MOVE

Lovett Is New Chief Of Defense   General Resigns For Reasons ‘Very Personal’

Reasons For Step ‘Personal’   Deputy Secretary Robert A. Lovett Succeeds General

"Very Personal Reasons’ Causes Head of Department of Defense to Give Up His Duties Today.

Marshall Steps Down from Top Defense Post .  Deputy Secretary Lovett to Take Over

Truman Raises Deputy fo Job   Personal Reasons Says Marshall in Ending Year's Work

Robert A. Lovett, Assistant Secretary, to Fill Vacancy Caused by His Retirement

LOVETT NAMED SUCCESSOR TO porAT AT   Resigns for “Very Personal” Reasons; Letter Dated - Sent. 1.

Sponsor of European Recovery Plan Says  He's Leaving Cabinet For Personal Reasons

Marshall Resigns As Defense Head   General Quits Post For Personal Reasons:  Lovett Becomes New Secretary Of Defense

" Resignation Of -Soldier-Statesman Is Effective Today  Truman Names Unde: _ Secretary Lovett ® Ace Hie Successor

Lovett Named As Successor To Secretary  Ex-Army Leader Resigns Position

Secretary States Personal Reasons Bring Resignation   President Names Robert Lovett To Cabinet’ Seat; Moves Bissell To Acting ECA Administrator

DEFENSE HEAD SAYS REASONS ARE PERSONAL   Served Two Months Past Date He Set As Limit of Time

Lovett Leaves  Deputy's Job to Succeed Genera   Secretary Quits After Exactly Year of Service

For Personal Reasons... .   , Marshall Resigns U.S. Defense Post

Five-Star General Steps Down For ‘Very Personal Reasons’—Had Served Nation For Nearly Fifty Years:

NAME LOVETT NEW DEFENSE SECRETARY   Marshall Retires ‘for Very Personal Reasons;’’ Says He. Was to Have Suit June 30.

R. A. Lovett To Sueceed  Secretary  Truman Accepts 8 Pe antine Cl’ tam

Lovett Named By President As Successor   Former Secretary of State Created Basic Policies to Govern Present UMT System

Truman Names Robert Lovett As Successor   Five-Star General Leaves Service for ‘Personal Reasons’

Lovett Named fo Succeed Him As Defense Secretary   Five-Star General Quits for ‘Very Personal Reasons”

President Reluctant In Accepting   ‘Greatest American’ Lauds Successor

Lovett Set. To Take Up Cabinet Post   General Quits ‘For Personal Reasons’; Truman Sends Nate

Lovett Takes Post. Vacated By Secretary  “Porgonal Reasons”   “Personal Reasons” Cited For Action; ‘Praised By Truman

Steps Out For Personal Reasons  Former Army Head Sponsored Europe Aid Plan

‘Lovett Named As Successor In War Office   General Declares Retirement For _ Personal Reasons

Marshall Quits Cabinet   Robert A. Lovett, Deputy Secretary Of Defense, is His Successor

Marshall Quits Defense Post   Former Army Chief Cite: “Very Personal Reasons” for Move   A FIVE-STAR GENERAL   President Names Deputy Secretary Lovett to Take His Place

RESIGNATION COMES AFTER YEAR'S DUTY  Marshall Hailed   Marshall Hailed By Truman As Great Leader

5-Star General Retires at 70; Lovett to Post  Truman Praises Brilliant Career Of War II Leader

General Ends Long Career Of U.S. Service   Cites ‘Very Personal Reasons’ For Leaving Post; Headed Army In World War I]

‘Deputy Named De Take Over Defense Post   Cabinet Member Says Is Quitting “For Very Personal Ressons”’; Had Served For One Year

Lovett Is — Named His Successor   New Defense Secretary Has Been Marshall's Chief Deputy.

5-Star Former Chief of. Staff Is Leaving For *VervPersonal Reasons’

‘FOR VERY PERSONAL REASONS’ Truman Appoints Lovett New Defense Chief As Marshall Resigns

Lovett Replaces Gen. Marshall As Defense Secrelary   Sponsor of European Recovery Plan Quits for “Very Personal Reasons.”

Lovett Succeeds To Cabinet Post, Served as Deputy   Truman Accepts ‘With Reluctance’

Truman Reluctantly Accepts Resignation Which Comes Effective At 5 0’Clock Today; Deputy Secretary Robert Lovett Gets Post

DEPUTY CHIEF ROBERT LOVETT IS SUCCESSOR   High Ranking Official Leaving Pentagon Job for Reasons Other Than Health.   Foster Suceeeds Lovett.

Robert Lovett Is Successor Of Ex-General   Personal Reasons Caused Statesman To Retire Again

Personal Reasons, Other Than Health Cause Of Action; Truman Accepts With Relnctanca

"IMMEDIATE ~ Personal Reasons: Are Cause   FOSTER NAMED NEW DEPUTY

Soldier-Statesman Who Left Retirement Year Ago Quitting ‘For Very Personal Reasons’—Will Be Succeeded By Present Deputy, Robert A. Lovett— Withdrawal Accepted ‘With Great Reluctance’— W. C. Foster Named Lovett’s Successor

Lovett to Succeed  General   “Very Personal Reasons’ Given For Decision

Former Army Chief Cites “Véry Personal Reasons” for Move   A FIVE-STAR GENERAL

‘ Intelligence ' Chief Joins Old Boss   General MacArthur /7 Demands ‘Realistic’ C Policy In Far Fast

M Arthur Urges Realistic Policy in Korea   Takes Slap at UN Nations for Their Token Forces

Temperatures Around the Nation   Gen. MacArthur Urges Realistic Policy

Korean Policy Is ‘Unrealism.’ Gene ‘al Says   MacArthur Carries Attack On Administration To Chicago Audience

MacArthur Says Realistic’ Policy Needed in Korea  enera   General Addresses 50,000 Thursday Nigh At Soldier Field

They Took Stone   University Students Say They Snatched Famed Item From Abbev

Students Admif Stealing: Scone   ‘No Pyosécutions e In Famous Thef

Trumans Fete Royal Guests   Princess and Duke Lay Wreaths on Tombs of George Washincton and Unknown Soldier

BLOND PHILIP MAKES A lt WITH WOMEN   Royal Visitors Open Day bi Laying Wreath on Tomb of Washington. .

Princess Elizabeth To Visit Mf. Vernon; To Honor George Washington

ALLIES SMASH DEEPER INTO RED TERRITORY   Forward Thrust Is So Rapid Americans Take Over Half. Finished Foxholes.

Huge Stream OF Red Flees ‘Killer’ Offensive Of Allies   10,000 Reds Flee In Face of Drive

Pleven Forms New Cabinet  Most Conservative French Cabinet Since End Of War

Congress Tells Truman--PolitelyWhat It Thinks About Troops Issue

Congress Wants Voice In Troops fer Europe   Will Ask President To Keep Ut Informed On Situation Abrosd

p LIVING COST STEPS TAKEN BY JOHNSTON   Stabilizer Atternpts To Soothe Angry Labor Chiefs

Tax Break’ Denied by Youngdahl  Used No Improper Means to Cut Hom  Pe ae ge:

American Couple And Australian Executed ByHuks   Trussed-Up Bodies Found Near Manila

Plan To Draft 18-Year-Olds But Delay Induction Gains  Kilday Would Prohibit Taking Them Till States Exhaust 19-25 Supply

Bill Allowing Bars to Sell Liquor By Bottle After 9 P. M. Heads for Senate

House Sends Liquor Bill To Senate    President Describes Flood' Awful..Worst'

STATE SENATE TO GET DISPUTED LIQUOR BILL   House Passes Measure To Allow Taprooms To Sell By Bottle After 9 P. M.

LARGEST CRIMINAL COURT ON RECORD TO START MONDAY   bie = Jury to Convene Monday, Traverse Jury  Sept. 24th   TWO MURDER CASES   Effort is Being Made to Get Third Judge to Help With Cases

Government. Asked Censor of Mac Speect   Reports General Received Request

Attempt to Gag M ‘Arthur Bared By Commentato1   General Makes Preparations For Chicago Visit

E ENEMY STOPS HEARTBREAK DRIVE COLD   Full Battalion Of Marines Moved Ur With Helicopters .

Charging Tanks Knife Up Valley In Running Fight  Red Chi inese Tr roops  tg

Heartbreak Assaults by UN Stalled  Reds Check Gls But Tanks Make Further Advances

Intense Tank Barrage Fails To Rout Enemy   Marine Battalion Flies To Front By Helicopter

Tanks Continue fo Lead U.N. Drive in Eastern Korea   Allied Attacks Gain in Some Sectors. Meet Stubborn Foe in Others.

Stubborn Red Defenders Hurl Back Yank Attackers From Important — Peak Of Bloody Heartbreak Ridge

REDS HOLD HEARTBREAK RIDGE HILL   U. S$. 23rd Infantry Is Stopped in Its Tracks in Attack on Northernmost Peak.   AMERICAN TANKS ATTACK IN VALLEY   Other Units Capture Hills, Mop Up Chinese; Reds Say Allies Lose 13,366 Men.

Entrenched Enemy Troops Turn Back Allied Effort  To Take Important Peak

Yank Infantry Halted After Tank Barrage  Eighth Army Sees End of Battle on Heartbreak Ridge

Allied Tanks Again Battle Reds on Peaks   UN Forces Seize Two More Eastern Korea Mountains _

U.S. Tanks Knife Ahead In Valleys   Columns Strike 28 Miles North Of 38th Parallel

American Tanks Knife Up Valleys On Both Sides Of Heartbreak Ridge   American Infantrymen Storm Northerr Peak; Are Stopped In Tracks By Reds

Check American Attack on Ridge   Entrenched Reds Repulse New Attempt to Storm Heartbreak Hill.

Tanks Knife Up Heartbreak Ridge Valleys   Infantry Stopped As They Storm Peak

Heartbreak Ridge Ils Still Main Target   Largest Helicopter Airlift In History Lands Full Battalion Of U. S. First Marine Division In East Korea

Americans Are Stopped Cold By Entrenched Reds   Other U. S. Infautry Unit Captures Domiuating Peak; Tanks Sweep 28   Myles North Of Parallel

Tanks Lead New Raid on Peaks   Running Battle Waged With Red Artillery, Mortars

Reds Stymie US Assault Against Peak  Meanwhile, 1000 Marines Are Flow

Allies Storm. ‘Heartbreak’. But Repulsed   ’ ‘Take Peak On Nearby  ‘Ridges First.Cavalry : Renews Push In West

Infantrymen Storm Peak Of Old Ridee   Full Battalion  Of U. S, Marines Flown to Front In Historical Act

Reds Stop UN Drive On Ridge   American Tanks Knife up Valleys in Running Duel With Communist Guns

American Tanks Driving Ahead at Heartbreak Ridge  Infantry Stopped By Red Defenders

Tanks Stage Battle With Artillery   Americans Knife Up Each Side Heartbreak Ridge In Face Of Fire From Enemy Guns

U.S. Tanks Engage Reds In Running Battle in East  Behind Armored Units Infantrymen Again Storm Heartbreak Ridge Hill   Entrenched Reds Stop American Soldiers; To the East 1.000 Marines Make Landing

U.N. Tanks In Second Valley Drive   Heartbreak’s North Peak Hit Again But Reds Hang On

ENEMY BLASTED BY U, N. TANKS ON EAST FRONT   Infantry Regiment  ’ Storms North Peak Of. Heartbreak Ridge.— Marines Land In Airlift.

Tonks Knife Un Valleys To Help Teke Heartbreak Ridge   Reds Hold In Face Of Charging U. S. Second Infantry

Tanks Give Support To Infantrymen   Helicopter Airlift Is Successful On The Eastern Front

U.S. Tanks Knife Up Valleys Alone Heartbreak Ridge   But Entrenched Reds Stop Yanks Storming Northernmost Peak

American Tanks Knife Up Valleys Near Heartbreak   Running Battles With Red _ Artillery And Mortars  Staged In East Korea

Tanks Slash Past Sides of ‘Heartbreak’   Infantry Stopped In Another Smash At Northern Peak

Reds Stall U.S. Tank-Led Ridge Attack  Cavalrymen Renew Drive In West After Mop-Up Operations

Allied Tank Push Clears Key Hills  Peipine Radio Claims   Peiping Radio Claims Over 13 Thousand UN Casualties for Week

Iran Uneasy As Harriman Visit Causes  New Trouble  We 8 Fre   Red Demonstration Resulted In Death  For Twenty Persons

Gov. Fine Ready to Unveil Budget That May Run Well Over Billion Dollars Today

Taxes Not Mentioned PP RON PL PATON PIAL IEEE,  Governor Fine Unveils State Budget Today

Fine Unveils. Huge State Budget Today   Joint Session Called To Hear Outline Of Proposed Spending; May Go Over Billion

Says Soviet Could Call. Off the War   But U. §. Cannot Exert Sufficient Pressure Yet to Compel Red Action,  Adin. Ghamannw Lace

Says Russia Could Call Off Korean War At Any Time   General Sherman Gives Views at Inquiry Into Firing of MacArthur.

Russia May End War in  Near Future   Navy Chief Tells Senate Inquiry Soviets May Be So Inclined for Korea   ACHESON I8 NEXT   Secretary of StateTo “4 Testify at MacArthur Hearing Friday Morning

Navy Chief Says U.S, Leaders Feared World War Last December   Talked Evacuation To Rescue Troops   Admiral Tells Probers “He Favors Blockade of China Red Coast

End Of War Up To USSR. Admiral Says   Increased U. S. Powe May Bring A Halt Sherman States

ADMIRAL SAYS U.S.RAPIDLY GROWS STRONGER   TELLS CONGRESSMEN RUSSIA INFLUENCED BY U. S. STRENGTH

Sherman Says Russia Could Call Of War  In Korea at Any Time   REPLY TO LONGUE

Admiral Thinks Russia Might Call off War   Acheson te Follow Sherman on Stand in Senate Hearing

Admiral Says Russia Key to F ar East Peace  Reveals Pentagon Once Considered Abandoning Korea

News Day, Night      Sherman Reveals Mac Arthur Suggested Armistice Last December   Modifies Position On UN Blockade   Economic Sanctions Should Be Tried First, He Tells Senators

M ‘Arthur Once Said to Advise Seeking Peace   Fears of General War in December Told by Sherman

Navy Chief Says Russ Could Call Off Korean War   Senators Finish Hearing Sherman, Acheson Is Next

Sherman Says Russia Could Call Off War In Korea   May Be Inclined To Do So As The — U.S. Becomes Stronger. Senators Told

Russia Could Call Off War.  Sherman Says   Stronger U.S. Might Encourage Action, Admiral Believes

SAYS RUSSIA COULD STOP KOREAN WAR   Admiral Sherman Tells Senators Moscow Might Halt Fighting as VU. §.  _ Grows Stronger.   » SAYS MAC URGED TRUCE DEC. 4th   Wanted Armistice on “Best Terms Available.” Pentagon Feared World War Last December.

Sherman Thinks Russia Could End War In Korea Whenever It Desires

Admiral Holds Diplomatic Push Might Succeed   Sherman Sees Growth of U. S. Power as New Incentive e

Stalin Could Call War Off Anytime Sherman Says Kremlin  May Be So Inclined if lL. S. Gets Stronger

Sherman States Russia Can Call Off War Any Time   Nation May Be Inclined to Do So as the U. S. Becomes Stronger

Russia Could End Wer at Any Time, Sherman [Declares   Ousted Navy Officer Claims Majority Of Men in Far East Share His Views

Admiral Testifies Soviet May Be So Inclined   Feared Might Explode

Russians Could Call Off’ War, Admiral Claims  Sherman Says Soviet May Be So Inclined  As U. S. Power Grows

The Decisior Up to Reds   Sherman Says Russia Might Halt Korea War If US Grows Stronger

Says Soviet Can Call Off  Korean War   Sherman Concludes His Testimony on M’ Arthur Dismissal

Sherman Sees Possibility   Also Telis Hearing MaeArthur In December Theught Armistice bAdvicahia

Strong Pressure By U.S. May Force Decision   Firm Diplomatic Stand Is Indicated as Arms Strength Grows

Sherman Says Russia Might Call Off War   Navy Chief Calls American Armed Strength Key Facto:

Admiral Reveals Pentagon's Fears  Of Last December  JCS Saw Danger Of War Outbreak

Sherman Says Russia May Call Off Korean War   Admiral Says They Could Do It At Anv Time

_ SITUATION WAS GLOOMY Reveals MucArthur And Washin gton Considered  Settlin 2 On Red Terms

Sherman Declares Russia Runs War   Naval Chief Says Kremlin Has Power to End Fighting

SHERMAN SAY! RUSSIA CAN END WAR   Claims It May Be Done  U. S. Gets Stronger  ADMIRAL   Says Pentagon Feared AllOut War In Early Days Of Last December

Soviet Can Stop War in Korea, Sherman Says   Acheson to Begin Testimony Before Senate Tomorrow

-The Weather   Russia Able To End War, Says Admiral   U.S. Strength Key to Peace, Avers Sherman

Says Moscow. Could Stop War Anytime   Adm Sherman RBaliavec It Mav De   - Adm. Sherman Believes It May Dc So as U. S. Becomes Stronger.

Sherman Says Soviet Can End War Any Time  Navy Chief Says Reds -_ Quit With U.S.  as sae  Chenin on ees

Ohio's New Slot Machine Ban Heads for Quick Court Test  Hearing Scheduled for Tuesday at Urbana, :  i Oa Motion to Uphold Validity of New Law "

MALIK URGES BOTH SIDES TO QUIT AT SATE   Suggests Armistice as First Step in Ending War in Korea.

Seeks Withdrawal of Both Sides From 38th Parallel   First Russian Peace Bid Not Hedgea With Conditions Favorable to Red China

Malik Calis For Korean Cease-Fire Conference   , “ a ae ~~ ”* +. U.5. Is Ready To Cooperate In Ending Korean CE hting      Conspiracy Defendants End Eager Confessions

Russia Suggests Steps Be © Taken to Set Up Cease- Fire And Armistice Negotiations

Russian Calls For Both Sides To Leave 38th   Suggests Parley For Cease-Fire And Armistice

Ready fo Act, U.S. Answers Cease-fire Bid   Soviet Delegate Proposes to End Korea Hostilities

US Announces Willingness To Talk Peace  But Doubts Sincerity Of Public Outburst By Russian Deleqate

JACOB A, MALIK CALLS FOR TALKS UN A CEASE-FIRE   He Suggests Belligerents Discuss Armistice and Withdrawal of Troops From 38th Parallel,   HiGil POLICY SPEECH IS BROADCAST IN U, §&   Appeal First Communists  Have Made That Was Not Hedged With Conditions Favorable to Red China,

ARMISTICE PROPOSAL  U.S. Ready To Play Part  If Russian Move Sincere

Offer Is First  USSR Proposal Not . Based On Conditions - Favorina Red China .

Armistice And Withdrawal Of Troops Urged   Failure to Include Usual Red Conditions Seen as Sianificant

Malik Asks Cease Fire  Talks Now   Reds in Mood to Talk Peace, Delegate to U.N. Indicates in Appeal

Hope Expressed Reds’ Proposal Not Propaganda   Officials Admit Skepticism on Soviets’ Offer

State Dept. Ready to Do Part If Malik ‘Plea’ Is Not Propaganda   American Officials Are Frankly Skeptical of Russian Envoy's Sincerity

U.S. Ready To Help - Hf  Bid Genume   * Armistice At 38th Parallel Is Urged Bea Soviet Dinlomas

U. 5. Skeptical Of Russian Plan, Reaction Shows   Washington Willing To Do All Necessary If Soviet Is Sincere

SOVIET DELEGATE TO UN CALLS FOR ~ CEASEFIRE TALKS   Proposal Not Hedged:with Usual. Ternis Favorable to Red- China   EXPLAINS PLAN   Urges Withdrawal of Troops from Parallel as First Step

Washington Is Skeptical Of Red's Proposal   Leaders Feel, Though, That Consideration Should Be Given

Retail Food Costs Up 1%   Reach 231.2 Pct. Of 1935 to ‘39 Average

FBI DIRECTOR WARNS U.S. OF REDS  Security Threatened   Reich Visitors Savor Galveston Hospi tal ily

Hoover Says Red Threat Big Problem   Internal Security Threatened, but No Sabotage Listec

Hoover Says Red Threat Big Problem   Internal Security Threatened, but Na Gerhnines Tita

Counterfeit Plant Seized Rv ti § Ananis   $40,000 in Bogus Currency Also Found in Trailer; Two Men Under Arrest,

750 Persons Plactd in Jobs Here During 1950 by Employment Ciiter

U.S. Couldn’t Hold Alaska ii War Came  Senate Committee Assuills Lack of  ayes eed. FT wwe

Committee Says U.S. Could Not Hold Alaska, Aleutians In Case Of War

Says U.S.  ls Weak In Alaska   Could Not Defend All if Russ War Comes

Weather at Yuma   Says U.S  Is Weak In Alaska   " Could Not Defend All if Russ War Comes

Alaska Defense Steps Praised   Senators Warn Territory in Danger In Event of War With Soviet

U.S. Cant Hold Alaska,  Report Says   Lack of Adequate Housing Called ‘ Worst Obstacle

U.S, CONSIDERS IS DEFENSES IN NORTHWESI   “No Pearl Harbor” In Alaska or Aleutians Under Present Arrangement,

House Votes  Mail Pay Hike   Half Million Workers Would Be Affected

Column Left   “es @ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ’—Burns.

Murray May Reject Trumar Steel Plea   CIO President Expected To Refuse Request Te Call OFF Strike

Rejection Of Traman Peace Plea Expected   High Government Officials Hopeful Of Truce Efforts

Fire Takes Life Of Venus Man, 68   M. V. Greer, Father Of Oil City Woman, Dies As Fire Levels Home

Fire Takes lite O Yeas aa: 68  MLV. Gres, ‘Father Of : Oil City’ ‘Wonhan, Dies aay ae SOEs On a ©

General Urges Airbase Raids And Blockade  Defends Strateg In Fichtina Talk

Says Military Chiefs Agreed With His Plan   Pacific Hero Flays Those Who Charge Him As Warmonaer

Declares Idea Shared By Military  Deafeninge Ovations   Deafening Ovations Force Him To Stop Talking Often      For Fuil Specch Sec Page 15

Feels Views Shared by  Joint Chiefs Of Staff   Fighting Speech Draws Tears and Wild Applause  In House Chamher

Georae Backs Taft's Demand Over US Troops   Urges Ceiling On Number Of Gls To Be Sent To Europe

UN May Have To Adopt Plan Of MacArthur   ae Trace Talks Break Down, Pheve’s Little Alternative — Taft

GOP fo Issue Own Report On Hearinas   Sen. Russell Sees Better Understanding With UN Allies

Paint Major Problem On Auto Tag Issue   Single Plate Would Save 1,500 Tons Of Scarce Steel

Assembly Debates License Tag Issue   Ohio Hopes To Take Lead In Conserving Steel

Had No Part In Loan Aid, Siskind Says   Attorney Declares He Was No- Partner Of William Boyle

Siskind Denies Part In Loan For Lithofold   Boyle  Associate Succeeded Him On Legal Staff

Washington Lawyer Denies Helping ‘Get Government Loan For Lithofold

Boyle's Partner Denies Any Part In RFC Dealings   Siskind Says He Had Nothing To Do With - Loan To Lithofold

‘Partner’ of — Boyle Denies RFC Activity   _ Siskind Swears Innocence in Senate Hearing

U.S. Plans Resolution  On China   Nation To Call Upon U.N. To Declare Chinese Reds In ‘Ageression’

Compromise Version to Go Before UN Today   Britain Agrees To Go Along If Teeth Removed

U.S. CALLS FOR AGGRESSION CHARGE TODAY   Wants Committee To Decide Issue Of Chinese Reds

Doctor Acquitfed Of Causing Death  Physician Had Been Accused In Case Of Elderly Soinster

Rosenberg Accusers  Face Trial  U. S. Will Seek   U. S. Will Seek Jurv Indictments

U.N. Jets Fight 9 Engagements With Red Migs   Enemy Plane Shot Dewn, Four Damage: Over Korean Front

Truce Negotiators In Angry Session; Fear New Crisis   Reds Try To Get Possession Of Islands Off Korean Coast Held By UN; Allies Reject Demands That Reds Be Allowed To Build ‘Air Fields During Armistice

Reds Threaten tc Reopen Question Of Truce Line  Want Possession Of Islands Held By UN Forces

Peace Talks Again Faced By Deadlock   Troops Given Order To Smash Enemy ‘Ruthlessly’

Deadlock. Faces Korea Iruce Talks   U.N. Won't Agree To Red Demand For Building Airfielde

Truce Parley Set Back by Enemy Stand   Allies Demand Reds Halt Air Field Work During Truce  Re ARPAIOT TT HIRT EL

House Votes 4-Cent Tax  On Gasoline Proposal Now  Goes to Senate For Final Okav

HOUSE VOTES 1¢ GALLON HIKE IN GASOLINE TAX   Republicans Spring Surprise in Knocking Out Governor's Nickel Gasoline Tax. Vote for 4c Measure Is 95-16. Senate Action Awaited.

OFFICIAL SAYS REDS BUILDING UP WAR FORCE   Army Leader Declares That Communists Are Moving Men, Supplies And Weap ons To Front.

Claims Reds Use. Parley Interlude To Build Defense   Allied Delegates Inform Reds Where They Want Korean Cease-Fire Line

Army Spokesman Points Out Reds Have Used Cease-Fire Conference Period To Build Up Men, Supplies

Reds Build Up During Pens Talk   "U.N. Forces Gave Ur Tactical Advantage They Held When Discussion Beran

Build Up By Reds  In Korea   Army Spokesman Asserts Foe Takes Advantage of  The Truce Talks

Red Buildup Since Proposal Of Peace Hinted  * Declares Allies Los:  EWawek tA-Bepnl ait

SAY REDS USE  PEACE TALKS 10 * BUILD STRENGTE   Army Spokesman Declares Enemy Moving Supplies Toward Battle Front.

North Koreans Being Equipped   UN Passes Up Chance to Exploit Tactical Success

PSRE a SSRN NS RS REN RG Roo NOE  Trucker Cleared In 5 Soldiers’ Deaths

DRIVER FREED IN FIVE DEATHS   Orleans Man Absolved O' Blame After Soldiers Are Killed

RUSH TOWARD MARK OF 40.5   Saint Louis Looks Down On Inrush Of Missouri’s_ Load.

Muddy Flood Laps At St. Louis; Crest Is Due Tonight  Expected to be Highest Level In 107 Years

Mississippi May Smash 107-Year St. Louis Record   Crest Is Expected Tonight; City Will Escape Havoc That Hit Kansas City

Mississippi AtilO7 Year Peak in SE.   Crest Expected Tonigh With Heavy Damage On Waterfront

River Reaches nighest Level In 107 Years   St. Louis Expects Damage Only Along Waterfront

No Repetition of Kansas Cty Area Disaster Is Foreseen; Industries to Take Beating

Mississippi River Still Is Rising At St. Louis But No Repetition Of Kansas City Disaster Expected

Industries At St. Louis Are Flooded   Millions Damage On Waterfront From Biq Flood

Tokyo,. Jan. 26. (AP)—Allied armored columns with strong air support swept through two strategic cities within commuter distance of Seoul today.

Stull Look For Main Foree Chinese Reds   Naval Guns Hit Inchon And Red Batteries On Nearby Wolmi Island

Enemy Resistance Remains Light In Korean Stabs   Allied Columns Enter Suwon, Kumyangjang With Air Support Navy Vessels Shell Inchon Port

RETAKE SUWON WITHOUT FIGHT   Report No Red Resistance: U. S. Cruiser Shells Inchon Port

Patrol Takes . Suwon, 17 Miles From Capital  Air, Naval Support Given U. N. Ground Forces in Wes?

United Nations Patrols Push Nearer Seoul  Enemy Forces Still Seen Disinclined

Allied Columns Sweep Through ? Vital Cities   Within Commuter oul

Two Key Ruins Are Recaptured; Resistance Weak   Hide-and-Seek Game Grim and Deadly; Planes Lend Support

Unit Captures  Suwon In Hunt  For Commies Chinese Red Army  In Area Believed Avoiding Contact

Navy Guns Blast Inchon: Seoul Region Bombed   U.N. Forces Within 17 Miles of South Korean Capital

Allied Armored Columns With Air And Naval Support Proceed Only Few Miles South Of Seoul Today

Allied Tank Force Moves Close fo Seoul   UN Troops Push Into Two More Strategic Cities

Patrols ‘Within Short Distance Of Old Canital   Suwon And Kumtangjang Found Deserted And In Ruins.

: : Observed \ong Front Korean Line   Patrols Meet Few Red Chinese, Hit Scant Opposition

Armored Power and Strong Air Support Marks Advance Deep Into Red Territory

2 Columns Drive Close To Seoul   U.N. Forces Take Suwon, Kumyangjang; Naval Guns Shell Port Of Inchon

Allies Close In On Seoul Against Light Resistance   Troops Take Suwon, Kumyangjang, Roll Onward; Suwon Found Empty After Patrol Wine Ravonet Pattla

Two Strategic Cities Engulfed In New Advance   “Qne-Two Punch” Landed Qn Enemy As Armored Units Get Air Support Hunt Main Red Force

Allied Armored Columns Drive To Near Seoul   Suwon and Kumyangiang Recaptured; No Resistance Found in Suwon; Main Communist Strength Sought in Area

Allied Foree Drives Ahead  Below Seoul   Planes, Tanks Help Armored Columns In Seizing Two Cities.

Allies Sweep Through Suwon And Kumyangjang   ARMORED COLUMNS MET SOME OPPOSITION IN DRIVE ON SUWON. CITY DESERTED

Reds Fail To Hold Patrols   Gls Use Cold Steel, Armor ‘To Advanee North

YANKS WITHIN 17 AIR MILES OF CAPITAL   Armored Columns Reenter Suwon And Kumyangjang  DAVNNET CHUADLE   Repels Red Chinese Attack: Planes, Tanks, Navy Guns Blast Enemy Positions

Unit Captures Suwon In Hunt For Commies  Chinese Red Army In Area Believed A...¢ ge. fr. 2. »o

Strong Air’ Support Aids  In Advance  One China Red Stab Halied By Bayonets;

Allied Push Puts Troops Near Seoul  ‘One-Two Punch’  by Battle-Tested en Ch. awion ELfk.as

Collazo To Die For Attempt To Kill President .  Convicted Of Mureler; Santarnrine Mckeuasc lt

Puerto Rican Doomed to Die  Collazo Convicted In Washington Court

COLLAZO FOUND GUILTY; FACES DEATH IN CHAIR   Jury Takes Only One Hour and 42 Minutes to Convict Puerto Rican on Murder Charge for Death of Guard in Attempt to Assassinate President Truman November 1.

Collazo to Get Flectric Chair   mewwls ew Weare  Puerto Rican Found Guilty of Murder In  Aceancainatinn Attemni

Collazo Will Die For Part In Gun Plot   Puerto Rican Guilty On Two Counts; Tried  Ty. Assassinate Truman

Oscar Collazo Must Pay His Life for His Attempt To Assassinate President

Collazo Doomed To Death In Chair For Part In Blair House Shooting

Death Penalty Mandatory For Collazo   Testified Only Wanted To Stage Demonstration

Collazo fo Die For Attempt To Kill President   Puerto Rican Found Guilty on 2 Counts In Murder of Guard

Qsear Collazo Sentenced To Eleetrie Chair   - Puerto Rican Convicted For Murder Of White House Guard

Collazo fo Die In Electric Chair  Takes Jury Hour and 42 Minutes to Decide

COLLAZO MUST DIE FOR BLAIR HOUSE SLAYING   Jury Rejects Story He Sought Only To Stage Demonstration.

Participant in Truman Assassination Attempt Receives Death Penalty

Collazo Found Guilty, Execution Mandatory   Puerto Rican's Appeal May Be Taken as Far As U.S. Sunreme Cozrt

Death Faces Nationalist.  gf’ 8e nr   Collazo Convicted On Murder Charge

COLLAZO, TRIED FOR MURDER, IS DOOMED TO DIE   Conspirator In Plot To Assagsinate President Truman Convicted — Expected To Appeal.

Death Penalty Mandatory In  Collazo Case   Puerto Rican 1s Doomed To Death As Result Of  ~Nerdict Returned By Washineton Jury

Collazo To Die In Chair For Truman Plot   Defense Counsel Wil Appeal Speedy Jury Verdict In Shootings

Puerto Rican Faces Death For Murder  Will Die in Chair For Shooting Truman Guard

Jury Convicts Osear Collazo In Attempt To Kill President   Nationalist Doomed To Electric Chair

 Baptist Protest Of Polio Benefit Races At  Mercedes Foiled By Action Of Constabulary

LABOR PICTURE REMAINS DARK AS STRIKES GO ON   Western Union Walkout Has Been Averted

Harriman’s Talk With Iranians  Handed Setback  Negotiations Hit Snag But Not A Deadlock.

Harriman’s Talks With Iran In Oil Dispute Hit Snag  Cabinet Has Not Agreed On New Talks with Britain

Snag Reported In Iranian Talk   Both Sides Still ‘ Show Satisfaction

Harriman Hits Snag In tran Oil Discussions   U. S. Envoy Finds Block In Way Of Settlement

Iranian Oil Talks Hit A Snag Today   Harriman Proposa Is Not Acceptable To Iran Cabinet .

Snag Appears In Parley At" Tran Capital   Harriman, Government Officials Satisfied With Talk Progress

Harriman’s Iran Talks Strike Snag   Details For Ending Feud With British On Oil Described

SNAG SNARLS EFFORTS FOR IRANIAN PACT   Country Insists On Running Crude Plants, Refinery

NEGOTIATIONS QVER IRAN OIL RUN INTO SNAG   But Harriman Expresses Satisfaction’ With Progress so Far.

Oil Talks Strike Snag On Details   Negotiations Between Harriman And Iranian Officials Not Called Deadlock

Efforts To End lran Oil Tangle Slowing Down   Harriman Reported Hopeful Despite Current Delays

Snag Holds Up Iran Oil Talks   Not Yet Deadlock Both Sides Report

Discussions to End Oil Dispute Run Into a Snag   Seek Compromise On Plan to Set Up Operating Company

Harriman-Iran Talks Hit Snag   Compromise Is Sought by Both Sides to Aid Aarcement

—OIL DISPUTE— Formula For Settlement  Hits A Snag  Both Sides Are Still Hopeful

Negotiations To End Oil Dispute: Suffer Sethack   Special Group Talks With lran Officials.  Hit Snag, But Some Proaress !s Renorted

lranian Oil Talks Stall Over Details   New Delay in Effort To Iron Out Tension In Eastern Oil Field Problem Appears

‘Big Cat’ Escapes Searching Bioodheunds Lucky Danity Faille To Catch 'Six-Foot' Black Panther

Christmas Seal  Workers Meet  7 From Here Attend Conference at Spence)

MEN ARE BURNED   Accident to Two at KPL Sub-Station Shuts Off Power Over City

mu LAY JAIL STONE AUG. 13   Judge Westin To Be Main Speaker At ‘Red Let ter’ Event

Industry, Labor, Housewives Blast at Wage-Price Freeze   Ry UNITED PRESS

Control of Wages, Prices Blasted By Many Groups Throughout U. S.

Many Complaints Against Controls Already Aired By Labor, Management

seed — ai il — ed  Economic Controls Draw Fire from Varied Group

January 25 Levels Used; Violators To Face Fines; Prison   Order Expected To Permit Raise For Coal Miners   Only Raw Farm Products Exempt From Measures

Al USTCENKS  nn  ‘Housewives, Labor Leaders ‘Blast Wage - Price Freeze

Wide Criticism Greets Gov't Freeze Order   Lahor, Housewives Join In Blasting ‘Unfair’ Wage-Price Curhe «-

William N. Reynolds’ Will Provides Park For Forsyth, Wake Forest Gif

Population Changes in State Result in Boost Of Liavor License Fees

LIQUOR LICENSE FEES TO CHANGE   Will Be Shoved Up or Down by 1950 Census

Pa. Taproom Fees Will Change Soon   Adjustments are Made From Census; Over $5.5 Million in Fees Collected

Change Due to Census   Change Due to Census     Taproom License Fees to Go  Up But Not In This County

Protect Flank Of Retreat by Eighth Army   Fight to Delay Full-Scale Assault Against Chunaju

Foe Menaces Escape Route   1650 Enemy Troops Slaughtered; U.N. Seeks to Delay Chungju Attack

Heavy Fighting In Wonyu EEA Slows Chinese   8th Army Rear Guards o1 Road From Seoul Beat .Off Foe

‘BATTLE TO KEEP ESCAPE ROUTE OPEN TO 8TH ARMY; SOME REDS NEAR CHUNGJU

Eighth Army Guards Fight  Off Pursuers   8th Army’s Retreat South Toward Pusan Beachhead Guarded

Heavy Fighting Raging Around City Of Wonju   Chinese Communists Overrm. Two 8th Army Rear Guard Battalions Near Osan, But _Are Driven Back; Hurl 5,000 UN Troops Against Reds To Protect Withdrawal

—KOREA—  Sth Army Rear Guard Hits Out   SOME GROUND IS RECOVERED

Onen Attack To Guard 8th Army’ Route of Retreat   Battle Still Rages In Area of Fallen Wonju

Rear Guards Hold Enemy in Wonju and Seoul Areas in Delaying Attempt to Stall Off Red Attack at Chungju, On Allied Escape Route

Heavy Fighting Continues To Rage Around Wonju Area, UN Forces Guard East Flank Of Bighth Amny Retreat   BATTLE RAGES WITH UNKNOWN RESULTS

Americans Repe Red Pursuers South of Seoul   UN Forces Guarding Route South Toward Old Pusan Beachhea

Train Derailed In Suez Zone; 4. Britons Dead   Land Mine Put On Track  Causes Accident To  Military Cars

Blasted Track in Suez Kills Four Brifish Soldiers   American Ambassador Continues Efforts to Bring Dispute to End

Train Wrecked By Saboteurs  Four British Soldiers Die in Suez Attack

SIX SURVIVE.CRASH LANDING OF BOMBER   One Killed hy Explosion af En hee tore Bett Aa ont Down in Alaska.

Eisenhower Returns to ‘Paris; Shuns Political ‘Talk While Holding Post

OATH PULIQ CASE    John T. Weatherwax, West~ vaco Office Manager,  Taken to K. C.

SIXTH POLIO CASE   John T. Weatherwax, Westvaco Office Manager,  Taken to K. C.

Iranian Premier Urges Calmness  As Reds Celebrate  Chaos in Economy Is Feared as Seizure  Of Oil Nears

Oil Nationalist Heads Iran. Asks Calmness   Worried Britons Seek Methodto Retain ~ Petroleum Holdings

FOR LOCAL CRUSADE   Prayer Meetings Will Be Held in 55 Places This Week

Test May Come on Senate Committee Report; GOP Split By ‘Home Rule’ and  Suspension Plans.  CHAIRMAN BLAMES  SCHRICKER IN ISSUE

Caucus Fails To Heal Rift Tn GOP Ranks   Large Bloc Siill Demanding Delay In Enforcing Law

Fiery Caucus Draws Leaders Through State   House Speaker Claims Anti-Secrecy Law Will Hold —Belief Disputed

Financier Gives Anti-Taft Funds   Ohio Elections Probe Nears Close; $5,000 Leaal Limit Is Quoted

BETTER RELATIONS THEME OF MEETING   Manufacturers to Send Two Top Men to Speak at Local Affair   SHOWS “WAY OF LIFE

THEME OF MEETING   Manufacturers to Send Two Top Men to Speak at Local Affair   SHOWS “WAY OF LIFE

Fresh Chinese Troops Bolster Key Red Areas   Terrifie Drain Made On China’s Manpower In Ul-Fated Drives

Chinese Hur Reserves Into Breach   Allies Inching Ahead Toward Major Red Buildup Area

Ememy Halts  Drive   UN Troops Gain Little Ground; Air, Sea ~- Support Strang

UN Troops  Advancing ‘Slowly in  N. Korea   Fresh Chinese Pour South to Bolster Approaches to “Iron Triangle”; Allied Armor Within 12 Miles of West Corner.

Fresh Red Troops Brought South To Strengthen Approaches to Buildun Area

Allies Inch North; Reds Reinforced   Area Important As Buildup Area For Chinese Assaults

MORE CHINESE TROOPS POUR INTO KEY ARKA   Reds Are Trying to Hold on Before the  “Tron Triangle”

Fresh Chinese Troops Pour South To Bolster Approaches To Key Area, Vital In Buildup

Congress Advised Of Conditions   President Asks for Full Speed Ahead in Building Up Defenses

HoT CALLO FOR HUGH BUILDUP AGAINST SOVIET   Economic Report Asks Bigger Output, Controls for Inflation Fight.

Armed Force Goal May Be Boosted.   President Says 3¥2.Million Likely To Re Too Small

fruman’s Midyear Economic Report Calls for Full Speed Ahead on Military Build - Up

Washington [AP]—President Truman today told Congress it probably will be necessary to strengthen the armed forces beyond the present goal of 3,500,000 men, regardless of peace prospects in Korea.

3.0 Million Men Not Enough for Soviet Threat, Truman Says   $30 Billion Inerease in Armed Forces Spending Annually Urged

‘Fu 11 Sp eed’ Ahead Urged  $30BillionIncrease In Military Spend ing Seen

Stronger Aris May Be Needed   Truman Cautions ‘Against Slow Down Of Preparedness In Wake af Pence Talke«

CONGRESS TOLD NEED TQ BUILD UP U). S, FORCES   President Makes Economic Report, Asking. Speed Regardless Of Outlook For  Peace.

Peace Prospects In Korea Won't Relax Rearming: Truman   Calls for ‘’Full Speed Ahead” In Economic Report

Believes 3.090,000 Not Knough  Calls For Speed In Military Buildup

Program Will Cost Billions   Economic Report Reveals Backing of Pentagon Plans to Boost Strength

Hb lyk USS  New Calls For Men Indicated   STIFF TAXES, CURBS URGED

Congress Hears President Urge FullSpeed Ahead   30 Billion Annual Hike Seen In Military. Costs During Coming Year

Tells Congress Services Need Strengthening   President Sets Sights For 30 Billion Dollar Increase in Annual Military Expenditure

Truman Says Military Build-Up Must Continue Despite Peace Prospects

May Raise Goal Of Armed Power   Truman Calls for Full Speed Ahead on Big Defense Build-up

TRUMAN 30 BILLIONS INCREASE   “Full Speed Ahead’ Urged On Military Build-Up   Repeats Request For More Powers: Stronger Economic Controls Sought

Would Spend 30 Billion Year More  Blasts ‘Extremists’ hacking Defence Cit   Blasts ‘Extremists’ Asking Defense Cut In View Of Korea

TrumanHints Inereases In  Military Aims   Mid-Year Economie Report Talks Boost in 314 Milkien Goal

30 Billions Annual Goal For Military   Declarations Made In Truman Midyeor Economic Report

Present Armed Forces Goal !s Held Inadequate   Truman Makes Midyear Economie Report to Congress

President Asks Full Speed in Military Plans   Congress Is Told Goals For U. S. Strength May Have to Be Raised

HT URGES “FULL SPEED AHEAD” ON DEFENSE BUILDUP   INDICATES PRESENT ARMED FORCES GOAL MAY NEED BE HIKED

Speed Asked On Build-Up Of Military Goods Output   President’s, Midyear Report On Economic Conditions Offered

3+ Million Men Is Not Enough, President Says   Must Increase Goal Despite Peace Moves, Congress Told

Submits Midyear Economic Report To the Congress   Sets Sights on $30,000,000,000 Increase in Militarv Spending Rate for Year Ahead

"3,500,000. Men Might Fall Short"   President Calls for Full Speed on Buildup, No Yielding on Curbs.

He Reports Review Is  Under Way   Defense Build-up Urged Regardless Of Korea Outcome

Truman Foresees Need For Further  Military Increase Ell Snead Ahead le llraad   Full Speed Ahead Is Urged Regardless Of Korean Deal

Truman Warns Of Further Rise In Armed Forces  Congress Message Indicates Appeals For New Quotas

Sees Need For Further Buildup Of Armed Forces   President Asks Congress For $30 Billion Hike In Military S»ending; Urees Rieger Tax tMNike

Despite Korea Peace Outlook, Says President      Soviet Threat Unabated, He Says; Asks Speedin Buildup § ~*

Weather   Truman Calls For Full Speed Ahead On U.S. Military Buildup

seeks Extra $3 Billion For Armed Forces   Also Blasts Controls Foes in Economic Report to Congress

' Sees Probable Necessity of Going Beyond Present Goal Despite Korean Peace Hopes, Conaress Told.

Calls for Full Speed Ahead in Military Race  Increased Military Budget, Production   OL... mm. ™....1. Tre

SAYS BUILDUP CAN NOT STOP, PEACE OR WAR   Lashes Out At Foes Of His Defense And Controls Program

Truman Urges  Further Buildup Of Armed Forces   Present Goal Of 3,500,000 Men Not Enough, Regardless Of Peace Prospects

Vast Military Expanse Is Urged By President   Calls For ‘Full Speed Ahead’ In Defense In Midyear Economic Report To Congress; Raps Soviet ‘Blackmail’

President Urges  Full Speed In Defense Buildup   Assails Those Who Attempt to Scuttle Anti-lnflation Curbs

Present Goal of 3,500,000 Men in Armed Forces May Be Inadequate, President Warns

President Sees Need For Larger Armed Forces,  More Taxes And Curbs   Midyear Economic Report Given Congress Today Sets Sight On $30 Billion Increase In Military Spending Next Year. -

Nation Must Go On Arming, He Says   Calls for $30,600,000,000 More for Military This Year

3,500,000 Men ‘Probably Not Enough’   Truman's Sights on $30 -Billion Boost in Military Spending

Larger Armed Force Needed, Truman Says  President Calls For  ieee: mm ha   President Calls For “Full Speed Ahead’ On Military Build-Ur

Truman Says Military Goal Must Be Higher   Asks $30 Billion Hike In Military Spending For the Year Ahead

Truman Calls For Bigger Armed Force   President Says Many Men Needed To Defend U. S.

Speedy Military Buildup Is Urged   ‘Truman Tells Congress [hat Armed Forces ‘Must Be Strenathened Bevond 31/2 Million

Truman Sees Larger Armed Forces Needs   Tells Congress May Have to Build Forces Beyond Present Goal of 3,500,000 Men Wants Full Speed Ahead

OPPOSES LET DOWN   Truman Calls for. “Full Speed Ahead” on Military Build-Up

Truman Forecasts Armed Force Hike   Economic Report Calls for a Drive For Strenath Desvite Truce Chance

TRUMAN CALLS FOR CONTROLS, SWIFT BUILDUP   Korean Peace Hope Won’t Reduce Need For Men. His View

Truman Urges ‘Full Speed’ In U.S. Military Build-Up  Thirty Billion Dollar Boost in Military Spending Proposed is Economic Reper?t

Present Goal Of Troops Is Insufficient.   Congress Given Midyear Economic Report Today; ‘ Tax Hike Cited

President says Defense Goals Mav Be Lifted   Tells Congress ‘Speed’ Urgent Regardless of Korea Peace Prospects

More Men Regardless Of Peace   President Asks No Yielding in Controls Fight

Weather At Yuma   Dentist Silent On Commie Question   House Probers Seek To Show How Reds Recruit Doctors. Dentists in Hollywood

Congress Must Approve Dispatch Of More Than  Four Divisions   ADMINISTRATION IS DEALT BAD DEFEAT

SENATE CURBS TROOP MOVES, SNUBS TRUMAN   Extra Forces For Europe Must Get Approval From Congress

Mrs. MacArthur Get: Gala Reception In Tenn. Home Town  Thousands Turn Out To Help Celebrate 14th Anniversary

General Plays Second Fiddle as Home Town Pays Tribute to Jean MacArthur

Missing Boy To Lose Sight Of Right Eve   Ervin Eisenhower, 11, Missing Since Thursday, Found In Hospital In Washinerton

14-Year-Old Boy To Lose Sight Of One Eye From Air Rifle Shot While Away From Home

Mae’s Offer Worth Only One Ha-Ha   So Say Chinese Jn Rejecting His Pouce Bid

Reds Turn Down MacArthur Offe   Communist Troops Battle Fiercely On Western Front North OF Seoul — U.S. Bid Termed A Lauchinae Matter

Peiping Only Laughs at Offer To Talk Peace   Fighting Becomes Fiercer on Westert Front North of Seoul; In Central Korea U. S. Patrols Are Rebuffed.

Chinese Reject Gen. MacArthur’s Offer Of Peace  Arrogant Reds Declare Fight Will Go On

Peiping Says Offer Worth  e<'* 9 Single Laugh   Fierce Battle Raging On Front Above Seoul; Rumors of ‘Big Deal’

Peiping Broadcast Says Red Regime Will Continue War Until Allies Are Driven From Korea.   FURIOUS FIGHTING TAKES PLACE IN WES]   Communists North of Seoul Stand Firm Against Attack—Yanks Rebuffed  on Central Front.

Offer Worth Only Laugh, Peiping’s Radio Says   Commies Promise To Continue Fight Against ULN.  Forces in Karea

Reds Holding Front South Of Parallel   ~ Counteroffensive And Peace ‘Deal’ Rumors Are Heard

RED CHINA SCOFFS AT MACARTHUR BID FOR PEACE PARLEY   Peiping Radio Calls Offer to Halt Cenflict Worth ‘Only a Laugh’   STIFF BATTLE RAGES   Communists Bolster Stand at Munsan and in Central Area

OFFER “WORTH ONLY LAUGH,” ANSWER SAYS   Enemy Calls Proposal! “Insulting” And “‘Impertinent”’

CHINESE SCOFFINGLY REJECT MACARTHUR’S BID TO TALK PEACE IN FIELD

Chinese Red Counterblow Is Expected   “Big Deal” Rumors Also Widespread

Reds Battle Hard North Of Seoul   Stiffest Fighting In Weeks Rages; Rains Help Foe

Reds Fighting Hard Again on Korean Front  AA ae A wtkise’e Pabbacs   MacArthur's Offer Of Truce Snubbed In Scoffing Way

Reds Resist Allied Attacks; Rumors of Big Deal’ Heard   Counteroffensive Expected With Buildup Shielded by Rains: Heavy Traffic Reported

Peiping Dashes Hope of Early End to Fighting   Insult, Impertinent, Communist Answer In Radio Broadcast

Ohioan Thinks War End Near   Rep. Brown Expects’ Reds Ty Control N. Korea

COUNTY ROAD WORKERS FILE FORMAL ‘KICK’   Admit, However, Protest Based On Unconfirmed  Rumors

State Labor Board Gets Complaints   Sheriff Calls Charges False; Not Consulted

AOU Ships dled eee  Seamen Offer Aid To Rebel Dock Workers In Strike

ClO Offers to Support Rebel Dock Workers   - Strike Coritinues ts Tie-up Shipping in Vast New York Port

White Leading In Miss. Voting For Governor   Former Executive Ahead Of Johnson In Latest Count -

WHITE LEADING IN MISS, VOTE   ‘Former Governor And Staunch States Righter Appears Ifeaded For Second Term In Office.

White Is Elected in Mississippi  Victory Makes Him  Second Man to Win Governorshin Twice

STATES RIGHTER MAY WIN AGAIN  Ex-Governor White Leads In Mississippi

White Is Winner In Mississippi Leads Rival by 9,000  Vatoc in Gavernor Roce

Mississippi Ex-Governor May Return   Dixiecrat Holds 8,000-Vote Lead In Rallot Count

Tran Wow’l Recognize  W or ld Court   Refuses To Send Anyone To Discuss OU Dispute

Iran Turns Down  Oil Arbitration By World Court   Extremists Feared Planning Quick Couy To Control Nation.

lran Refuses To Recognize World Court  Rejects Proposal Of Britain To Arbitrate Disnute Over Oi!

Iran Rejects Court Rule   Turas Down Internationa! Court Arbitration on OH

lran Refuses fo Recognize Court   Dispute Boils Over Oil Nationalization

World Court Notification Is Rerected   Complaint Lodged By Britain Over Iranian Policy; Communists Act

Iran Refuses To Allow Court To Rule On Oil   Groups Call Meetings To morrow To Demonstrate Against Companies

New Iran Crisis Looms As Reds Call Mass Meet To Push Nationalization

IRAN REJECTS BRITISH MOVE   Refuses To Recognize Jur. isdiction Of International Court

ran Won't Recognize International Court urisdiction in Oil Fight With Britain

Iran Refuses To Recognize  Jurisdiction Of World Court   Rejects Notification From The Hague That Cor plaint Had Been Lodged By Britain And The Anglo-Iranian Oil Company.

Iran Rejects World Court Rule On Oil   Government Gets Se! To Prevent Riots   In Red Protest

Tehran Spurns Haque   Jurisdiction of World Court in Oil Dispute Not Recognized by Tran’s Government

Court Jurisdiction Rejected by Iran  Mass Meetings Called Ry Rede in Oil Disoute

World Court Defied by Iran In Oil Dispute   Tehran Says Tribunal Has No Jurisdiction in Row With Britain

lran Refuses to Recognize Court  Dispute Concerns Oil Nationalization

Tran Spurns World Court In Oil Issue  Red-Front Groups Seek To Stir Up

IRAN REFUSES COURT AVENUE IN OIL SCRAP   Arbiter Rejected As Jubilant Reds  Seek to Gain Grounc

lran Refuses To Recognize World Court Jurisdiction   DEPUTY PREMIER HOSSEIN REJECTS NOTE ON ANGLO-IRANIAN OIL COMPANY DISPUTE

New Trouble. Being Made About Iran Oil Dispute   Red: Agitators Stir Up Feelings ‘In Row Over Industry Right

lran Rejects Court Proposal On Oil Dispute   Communists Schedule Country-Wide Mass Meetings Tuesday

Reds Stir Up lran Oil War  International Caurt   International Court Arbitration Refused

lran Oil Crisis Seen As Medium For Red Actions   “Int'l Court Not Recognized By Iran In Row Over Oil

Deny Court’s Jurisdiction  In Oil Battle   But Iranian Minister in Holland Pays ‘Friendly Call to World Court

Iran Snubs World Court In Oil Fight   Red-Front Groups Call Mass Meetings To Keep Pot Boilin:

Arbitration ak Refused  ‘By lranians  World Court’s Jurisdiction Unrecoqnized

Iran Refuses. To Recognize World Court   British Complaint . Over Oil Properties Rejected By Tehran

Reds Push Oil Nationalization  Iran Refuses World  Court's Recognition

lranians Thumb Nose At Court Decision  Communists Take Advantage OL Natiannlict Linract

Iran Won't Recognize  World Law   Notification Is Rejected in Big Dispute With Great Britain Over Oil Resources   Reds Take Action   Mass Meetings Called Throughout Nation en Dispute

Wage Board . Appr oves 10%  Future Boosts   But Labor Members Withdraw. in Protest  ‘To ‘Unfair Shackles’

Wage Ceiling Plan Rejectec   Labor Holds 9 Perceni Not Enough; Textile Workers May Strike

Panel Approves 10 P.C. Top On Future Increases   Keys Proposal To Jan. 15, 1950 Date; Industry Members Defend New Policy

Vote 10 Pct Wage Adjustment Rate  Labor Members Quit WSB in Protest

GUARD APPROVES 4 WAUE POLIC)   CALLS FOR 10 PCT. RAISES IN FUTURE ~— LABOR MEMBERS OPPOSE PLAN.

Unions Reject Wage Ceiling; Strikes Loom  Labor Mav Withdraw   Labor May Withdraw its Members From Stabilization Board

Trade, Publie Members Okay  10% Increases   Heated 3-Hour Night Session Held; Textile Workers Strike Today

She’ s A Jolly Good Fellow ‘Vaughan’ s ‘Alien’ Helper Has Washineton Buzzing

PRETTY AUSTRALIAN BE. COMES MAJ. GEN. HARRY VAUGHAN’'S SECRETARY.

White House Admits She’s Alien PPL PPR LL LPL PLL peta rtp tangata,  Vaughan’s Secretary Has Capital Buzzinc

White House Confirms Australian Is Secretary To Truman’s Army Aide

Alien Secretary In White House  Australian Working For Truman Aide

White House Admits Vaughn's Secretary Not Citizen Of US   Says Brunette Served.Long Series Of American Army Brass In Pacific

—HAS ALIEN SECRETARY— Australian W orks For  . . President’s Army Aide

RAILROADING CHARGED  Pretty Alien Confirmed ~ As Vaughan’s Secretary

Solons Vetoed Justice Dept. Vaushan's Secretary Has Capital Buzzing

Truman’s Aide  Now Employing  Alien Secretary   Attractive Australian, 41, Js Permanent Resident By Action Of Congress

Ann Arbor Man Has Gun Spree   Sand Lake Terrorized By Wild Shooting

Bradley Due To Conclude Issue Today ©   Hickenlooper’ Would Call Secretary Now

Wants Acheson As Witness To Follow Bradley   Hickenlooper Makes Proposal But No Action Taken.

Collins Had Been Slated To Testify   Bradley Asserts Treaty Countries Could Not Halt Russia Now.

lowan Wants  Acheson Next  Hickenlooper Asks Probers to Call Him

Union Leader Cautions On °  Beer Tax Raise   Increased Pressure For Prohibition Cited As One Danger

—FEAR PROHIBITION PRESSURE— Asks Congress To Go Easy On New Beer Tax

Whatever the Reason It !s Agreed That American Girls Are Prettier This Spring

Hal Boyle Takes Poll and Finds American Girls Look Better Than Eve:  oe eee

The Verdict: You, Girls, Are Prettier Maybe It’s Spring  But Office Poll Is Quite Agreed

Senate Group Rejects Jessup  Refuses to Confirm Him for U.N. Job

Jessup Loses in Close Vote   Subcommittee Refuses Confirmation as U.N. Delegate; OKs Others

Senators Reject Jessup for U. N. Delegation Spot   Subcommittee Gives Nine Other Persons Vote of Approval

Group Votes Against Jessup As UN Delegate   Senate Subcommittee Okays Unanimously Other Nine Nominees

Block Jessup As Delegate To Assembly   Senators Vote 3-2 Not to Confirm Him, Approve All Others

British Act on Iranian Fmeraency   Chief of Statt Attends Special Cabinet Meeting  weet ote sere rece

Half-Mile Hole Left By Blast In Atomic Tes!   Final Explosion Near Las Vegas’ ~ Was Undercround -

BRITISH OILMEN PULL OUT OF IRAN   RETREAT FROM WORLD'S LARGEST REFINERY A HUMILIATING MOMENT.

‘Humiliated British Retreat From Iran In Full Evacuation   Repercussions  Forecas In Coming Elections Over Loss Of Oil

OIL, WORKERS FROM ABADAN   Evacuation From Iran Refinery Carried Out Peacefully

Withdrawal From Iran Oil Industry Threatens Repercussions In British Election; Blow To Prestige

British Surrender Oil Riches af Abadan; 325  Persons Are Evacuated

British Meek As Oil Crews  Evacuate Iran   Retreat from Abadar Leaving Iranians In Full Authority

Truman Hopeful Of Progress In Oi Dispute    Iranian Premier Refuses To Give Hint On Stand

Urge Atomic Answer To  Red Murders   UN Report That Americans Are Slaughtered Brings Wave Of Anger

Ship Sends Distress Call, Sinking Fast   Unidentified Craft Is Reported to Be In Alaskan Waters; Collisions Listed

Ship Sends Distress Call, Sinking Fast  an oe PCT On OY a ee   Unidentified Craft Is Reported to Be In Alaskan Waters: Collisions Listed

ON THE INSIDE   SOLON COMPLAINS — New Tax Boost Breeds Inflation

 DiSalle Reports to Congress on Controls:  Tax Hike Working in Reverse By Breeding Inflation—Aiken

Soybeans   Work Stoppages Idle 20,000 Workers In Auto, Aircraft, Rubber Industry

20,000 Walk Off Jobs in U.S. Strikes   Widespread Labor Disputes Cripple U_S. Production

STRIKES IDLE 20,000 WORKERS   Walkouts Hit Detroit Auto Plants; Paducah Dispute Ends.

Work Stoppages Hit Car Industry; Wesi Coast Ship Strike Unsettled

Work Stoppages Idle 20,000, But Laborers at A-Plant Return to Job

20,000 Idled By Strikes; 3,000 Return   Trouble Looms In Auto Aircraft, Rubber And  Bakery Industries

Details of Cage Fix Scandal Told   Bizarre “‘Inside’‘ Details Revealed by District Attorney

Two Physicians Allegedly Speed Spinster’s Death   Ex-County. Coroner Finds One Doctor, Sale Heir, Commitied Criminal Act

NEW LAW MAY CURB RECKLESS DRIVING   Careless Auto Operators To Find It Tougher To Escape Punishment Under 1951 Statute

Foe Swings East After  Denting Line   (Initial Penetration by Enemy Shatters One ROK Element; Chinese Take Heavy Losses to Gaim

[Republican Leadership Pushes 1$1 38,250,000 Compromise Tax 'Program Toward Vote Today

Reports Progress ‘On Farm Plans   Soil Conservation Plans for 880 Acres Completed in County during Last Month

American Medical Association Relaxes Long Fight on Compulsory Health Plan

DOCTORS TO EASE INSURANCE “WAR"   National Health Plan Ruled Out Temporarily

Doctor Admits Fatal Dosage  Two Die As Result  Of Wrong Sedative

RESEARCH DOCTOR CALM IN TELLING OF TRAGIC ERROR   Young Physician Clearly Ade mits He Gave Overdose of Wrong Drug in Lab oratory Test,   UNABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR HIS FATAL LAPSE   Says Mischoice Was Discovered Promptly and Antidotes Were Administered in Vain.

DOCTOR EXPLAINS ~ +9 DEATHS IN-TESI   Tells Jury He Gave ‘Human Guinea Figs’ Wrong Drug   by Mistake a

Doctor Tells Hoy Mistake Caused Two Lab Deaths  Overdose Of Wrong Drug Administered

‘ONE OF THOSE THINGS’ . 2 “Human Guinea Pigs’  Die After Drug Test

No Major Change Will Alter State’s Record Budget  Weight-Distance Tax Report by Experts Is Awaited

State Senate Maps Spending Cut, More Tax  GOP Senators Call — Caucus For Action  On Finance Deadlock

0. P. Senators Aim at $47 lion Cut'in Spending To d Assembly Tax Deadlock

3e€k Break In Deadlock  State Senate Aims At $47 Million Cut In Budget, $100 Million In New Taxes

GREEN MOUND CHURCH OF GOD Rev. Arvell Hughes, Pastor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408  Y)0COS eee Pe OY .. a

GREEN MOUND CHURCH OF GOL Rev. Arvell Hughes, Pastor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408 Baice * ania Rath. Supt.

Tanks Move. Into Range Of Chinese Stronghold _   Chorwon Is Main UN. Objective On North:  Korean Center Front

UN Tanks Move Up Within Gun Range of Chorwon Today   Big Red Base Pounded by Allied Artillery— PSN PAIS Fics “Mees RE re SE ah ert:

Allied Tanks in Gun Range Of Chorwon   Reds Continue Stow Pull. back: Flome Throwers Clear Way for Yanks

) Allied Tanks Move Within Gun Range Of Chorwon, Outpost For Massed Reds

Allied Guns In Range Of Big Red Base  UN Forces Near Chorwon, Gne Of   

ALLIED TANKS MOVE UP TO CHORWON   Flamethrowers Blaze Way for UN Armor

VFW to Sell Buddy Poppies Saturday In Creston Area  Funds are Used To Aid Disabled

SEE AATIONING F BEEE PRE ROLLBAGKS 0X   Cattlemen Also Warn of Cut in Meat Supplies by Curbs.

Cattlemen Say Rollbacks Wil Bring Rationing   They Assert Beef Price Order Will Curtail Meat Supplies

Claim Controls Will Bring Rationing   Livestock Officials Ask Congressmen To Remove Beef Ruling

FLOOD THREAT EASING   Forecast Calls For Generally Fair Weather Thru Thursday

Most Kansas Floeds Are Receding Today   Worst Overflows Have Been on the Cottonwood. Neasho

GLAZE OF ICE ON HIGHWAYS IN NORTH ILLINOIS   Motorists ‘Advised to Park Their Cars as Drizzle Freezes.

BANDIT PAIR HERDS 15 INTO BANK VAULT AND GETS $629.000 IN ROBRERY OF RANK IN KANCAC

Ice Storm Ushers Cold Wave Into Winter-Weary Midwest   ‘Lima -Braced-for Worst

Auto Collision Near Ishpeming Fatal To Two  Mrs. Abbott Fox Of  ron nuntain Naad

Indiana Denied Federal Money   Welfare Funds-Cut Off; State to Fight

State Sends SEMO Reps To Cotton Meet   Eight Southeast Missourians to Attend Washington Meeting

Wallace Denies Red  Influence Sends Letter to Pres  oS ee ae fearsome i onme 0 Vgee

CHINESE PACT PLANS DENIED BY H. WALLACE   Former Vice-President Sends Anti-Red Note  To Truman

Wallace Denies Urging Union of  Chinese Forces  Letter and Copy Of 1944 Report Cant tn Tenmoan

Wallace Report Backed Chiang   He Denies Softness. Influence by Vincent. Lattimore

Truman Makes Public Wallace Denial That He Suaqgested China Coalition

Wallace Denies Urging Political Truce in China   Vincent and Lattimore Didn't Guide Report On Red Lines. He Says

Wallace Denies Urging Chinese Coalition In 44   Letter Made Public By President Truman

Wallace Report On China Is Out   Support of Chiang Recommended in It

CHINA MERGER GIVEN DENIAL   Truman Releases Wallace Letter And Records  Of Chinese Trip

Truman Reveals Wallace Report   Says He Didn’t Ask For Coalition Of Nationalists, Reds

Files Dispute Delays Action On New Board   White House Said Tc Block F.B.1. Data In Subversives Move

Quaker Peace Mission Finds Russians ‘Well-Fed, Contented, but Ignorant

Quaker Mission to Moscow Finds Russians ‘Contented, Adequately Clothed and Fed’

Quaker Mission Finds Russians Well Fed, Contented, But Ienorant Of World

(QUAKER MISSION TO MOSCOW:  FINDS RUSSIANS CONTENTED,   ADEQUATELY CLOTHED, FED’

Quaker Peace Mission Finds Russians Contented But Iqnorant Of Outside World

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   CHURCH CONFERENCE SIINDAY AT TALATHA

PLYMOUTH COUNTY PIONEER DIES   Last Rites Were Held Tuesday Afternoon For Frank Cahel

BUSINESSMEN G0 TO WASHINGTON   Local Selman Field Reactivation Committeemen Leave This Week

LEADERS WILL GO TO CAPITAL   Monroe Businessmen Tc Confer On Selman Field Activation

Probe of Texas Crime Approved  Offer To Pay To Stop Slot Ban Bill Told

House Is Working On New Tax Plan   No Details Are Revealed Of State Package

PARSONS MAN ACQUITTED OF GRACE NUTT MURDER   PEACE MOVE MADE BY SHIP OPERATORS

—N. Y. DRIVERS WALK OUT Strike Cuts Off Supply Of Milk To12 Million 

Milk Strike In New York City   Housewives Rush To Get Supplies As Deliveries Halted

Milk Strike Hits Millions In New York   ws ; Lines Form At Grocery Stores

Strike Cuts Off Milk Deliveries In New York Ares   Housewives Line Up For Rapidly Dwindling Grocery Store Supply

Egyptian Police Fire At Students  In Cairo Rioting   Qaim Palace Entry Into Power Politica Canse ] Of Continued Protests

Police Fire At Students During Egyptian Riofs  Row Over Entry Of Palace Into

Police Fire On Rioters In Egypt —   Riot Guns Turned on Red Demonstrators. in Cairo, Alexandria

Police Wound Students In New Riotin g   Demonstrations In Egypt Continue Over Naming Of Afifi

Students Fired On By Police In Egypt   Several Injured In Demonstrations; Schools Are Closed

Police Fire OnEgyptian Students —   Riot Guns Turned on Red Demonstrators In Cairo. Alexandria

Police Fire On Ricting Eqyptians   Students Stage Protests In Cairo Sector

Police Fire At Students During Egyptian Riofs  now Over 6 airy Of DP   Row Over Entry Of Palace Into Power Politics

Eqyptian Riots In Second Day  Protest Appointment Of Pro-West Advisor:

Egyptian Police Fire on Students   Rioters Protest Palace Actions

Georgian Hacks Self To Death  Police Rule Hatchet Wounds Self-Inflicted

DISCOUNTS SUB MENACE Fecheteler Says U. S. Safe From Invasion While Navy Bosses Seas

DA Hints Charge Of Manslaughter  Clarion Co. Attorney .) See oll eee.) .      Clarion Co. Attorney May File’ Charge In Underwood Collision

DA Hints Charge Of Manslaughter   Clarion Co. Attorney May File Charge In Underwood Collision

27 Hurt in N.Y. Train Collision   Underground Tracks Blocked in Freak Mishap Near Gigantic Terminal

RAYBURN SEES HOUSE KILLING TROOPS CURB   WASHINGTON, March 10—(UP) BY JOHN L. STEELE  Oi'Gp @Géa he Femme tome aanw dé

Test Scheduled On Europe Army   Republican Demands Will Be Defeated, Democratic Leader Declares

Wreckage of Big Airliner Sighted   Signs of Survivors ‘Pretty Certain’

Air, Sea Craft Race To Scene In No. Atlantic  Ex-Local General And Saco Corporal Ahoard Lost Craft

Probers Check Auto Dealings   Told Collector Got Exceptional Prices

All-Out Red —  Offensive Seen   Communist Divisions Mass for New Assault  Ee AUC UMS eink, Yate eM SERRE nme en aan

UN OFFENSIVE DWINDLES TO. PATROL ACTION   Declares European Defense Requires Mundred Diviaiens

All-Out Red Offensive Seen   ‘Communist Divisions” Mass for New Assault

Claim Reds Plan March Offensive  iVISIONS   Rumor 31 Divisions Massing For Attack

All-Out Red  Offense Seen   Expect 31 Divisions In Assault In March

‘Alj-Out Red Drive By 31 Divisions  In Korea Forecast; UN Prepared for If

WEATHER NO BAR TORELAYS EVENTS   Twenty-Sixth K. U. Carnival of Track and Field “On S } } ] °°,  e   NO NEW RECORDS SET

Reds Abandon Seige Of  Trapped UN Unit After Suffering Major Defeat

Intelligence Reports Say Enemy Building Up Farther North   K. U. Men to Learn About Military Regulations

Indications Mount That Atom Bombs Stockpiled For Use On Battlefield   ‘-HOULD 18-YEAR-OLDS BE DRAFTED?--Mothers Say ‘No’ And Opinions Of Others Show Variances

TEENAGERS MOSTLY RELUCTANT Survey Discloses Texans Both For, Against 18-year-old Draft

CROSS SECTION OF TEXAS CITIZENS SAY NO TO QUESTION OF DRAFTING 18-YEAR-OLDS IN STATE-WIDE SURVEY BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Two Flee Over  Anamosa Wall  Warden Blames Guard Shortage for Break

2 Red Police Officers Slair   Shot by U. S. Border Patrolman After They Cross Into West Germany.

Iwo Red Police Shot to Death  Killed by U. S. Army Border Patrolmen

YANKS KILL 2 © EAST GERMANS IN BORDER FRAY   Soldiers Return Fire of Reds Resisting Arrest in U. §. Zone.

US Soldiers Kill East Germans   Shot When Resisting Arrest, Officials Say

2 Reds Slain By Yanks In Border F ray  Ghent After Cencetns   Shot After Crossing Line; Moscow Has Qwn Version Of Cas.

‘SPECIAL SOLEMNITY IN   OBSERVANC E OF HOL ADAY  ane sea eeeemes, eae &

Clips 18 Minutes Off Mark   British Bomber to Be Made for U.S. Air Force Here

TWIN. JET PLANE ‘SEEKS TO SET NEW SPEED MARK   British Bomber Is Streaking Across Atlantic Ocean

NO TIME FOR EATING British Jet Bomber Zoom: Over Atlantic in 4 Hours.

Traffic Toll Placed at 350   Drive Soberly, U. &. Motorists Told

Safety Council Warns Traffic Accidents May Kil] 350 Next Weekerd

No Defense Positions at 38th   Md Cantinuo Wae af Manpyroy Gane Man Authiue

Leopold Quits      Ends Tragic 17-Year Reign with Quiet Ceremony at Palace

Belgian King —  Leaves Post   40 Surrender to Germans Sull Is Defended

ADJOURNMENT HOPES FADE House Rejects Senate Plan To Double Natural Gas Tax

House Turns Down Senate-Approved Gas Tax Proposal   Long Deadlock in Prospect for Legislature While New Conference Committee Attempts To Find Solution of State Budaet Problem

Blast at School Fatal to Youth  Explosives Experimerit Injures Three Others

BRITAIN REJECTS ~ IRANIAN OIL NOTE   jbendgn Turns Down Pro. “posal To Renew Talks

Rubber Workers Get Closed Shop  Goodyear Contract Novel In Industry

FAUROT INTERVIEWED   Is One of 15 Considered for Ohio State Coaching Job

North Korean: Radio Rejects’ Allied Proposal   Armistice Talks Hit Snag on Vital Issue; Compromise Doubtful

Rds Insist On 38th Parallel Which UN Points Out Is Where War Began 57 Weeke Ago

 Allies Get Headache Over Captives (Who Don’t W ant To Return To Reds

Anti-Red POWs May Prove Hot Potato For U.N.   Face Dark Future If Handed Over To Foe

Anti-Red POWs May Prove Hot Potato For U. N.  Face Dark Future If  nr le rf. ini i

Seek More: Data in Reds Film Plot   Spy-Hunters Push Probe in Lealluweaod

Racketeers Sell Nickel. Senate Told  Black Mart Found   Black Mart Found In Scarce Metal   Investigators Sent To East After Detroit Hearing By Subcommittee

Report of Steel, Nickel Rackets Stir Senators   Surprise Witness Tips Committee on ‘Defense Material’

[Defense Materials Lack Linked to Racketeering   Senate Investigators Speed Eastward To Check Reports on Nickel! Deals

PROBE 1S MADE OF RACKET LINK   Senate Investigators Get Tip Of Comection With Scarce Materials For Defense.

PROBE METALS RACKET TIEUP   Link With Scarce Defense Materials Reported  To Senators

Senate Committee Hears Racketeers Holding Back  Searce Defense Materials

Senate Investigators Scurry East After Report of Racketeer Link With Some Defense Materials

Racketeers Said Linked With Scarce Defense Materials   Senate Probers Hurry East After Nickel Dealings Tip

Crime Linked With Defense Materials: Probers Scurry East On Tip Rackefeers Handling Steel      Bond Election Information Series Opens As Sneakers Explain Tax, Airport, Road Issues

—NEW HUNT— Racketeers Dealing in Metals?   NICKEL BRINGS $5.50 A POUND

Probe Racketee Link With Scarce Goods  s Clai Nick Ave ilable at   Witness Claims Nickel Available at Black Market Price

Floods Cause Big Farm Loss   Agriculture Expert Estimates $24 Millior Damage to Crops as Floods. Hail Hit Hard

Chinese Reds Increase War Action in Korea   Communists Take Two Hills, But  No Offensive Seer

Jet Planes Fight High  Over Korea   Communist Forces Capture One Hill From UN Troops

Red Intent on Offense Uncertain  Communists Retak   Communists Retake One Hill; Jet Planes Clash in Air Battle

Red Troops Stepping Up Action On Korean Front   Chinese Capture At Least One Hill; Air Action Intense As Jets Tangle In 40-Minute Battle

Ready for Season af Fountain Grove   Manager Reports 7,000 Geese, 10,000 Ducks on Shooting Ground.

Loan Association  Coming March 13  Dates Annual Meeting In I. O. O. F. Hall Here

Sassen Suggests Coalition for Ike   Would Join Taft to Back General

Urges Coalition for Eisenhower   Stassen Proposes Sen. Taft Join Him

Stassen Suggests Eisenhower Draft  Proposes That Taft Join in Movement

Draft Leaves Surplus Faculty  Pi ntinss Cuscee Baa Bs   Dolley Says Profs Have Two Choices

Draft Leaves Surplus Faculty  Dolley Says Profs Have Two Choices

Features for Everybody Tn the Tealeoram Todav   AEC Authorizes GE; Development Of Nuclear Reactor: for Planes

Contract Signed On Atom Engine:   May Be Several Years Ye Before Planes Use  Atomic Power

Ridgway Put Reds On Spot By Purposely Misreading Note  What Started Out to Be Propaganda Move Cleverly Squelched

Venies Fropagandizing Movement Professor Is Fired For Being a Nudist

Beef Controls To Be Enforced, Truman States  Executive Raps _ Opposition by

Meat Controls Are Defended  By President   Price Regulations Will Be Strictly Enforeed, ‘ye r Truman Warns

Meat Price Enforcement  To Be Strict  Objection Cries Hit by Truman

President-to , Clamp. ‘Meat. Price. Controls   Truman Says Ceiling. : On Beef Going to Get Rigid Enforcement.

Truman Says Beef Controls  To Be Backed   Say Foes ‘Scream’ Like Others When ‘Toes Stepped On’

President -to Clamp Meat Price Controls   Truman Says Ceiling On Beef Going to Get Rigid Enforcement

Hugh Casey Ends Life While Estranged Wife On Phone Pleads Against Suicide

Former Major League Star Shants Self   Hugh Casey Who Won Fame as Ace Relief Pitcher With Brooklyn Suicides in At. Janta Hotel.

Plea Against Suicide Fails  Wife, On Phone   Wife, On Phone, Hears Casey's Fatal. Binct

Paternity Suit Blamed in Suicide of Ex-Big League Pitcher Hugh Casey

Hugh Casey Shoots Self  Baseball Star Ends Life - After Renewing A Denial

Pitcher Ends His Life With Shotgun Blast   Hugh Casey Suicide; Denied Guilt In New York Paternity Suit

Baseball Star Hugh Casey Kills Himself  Wife Hears Shot Afte: hie Manine Catharine   Wife Hears Shot After He Denies Fethering illigitimate Son

Protests His Innocence Hugh Casey Slays Self; Named in Paternity Suit

Ey-ballplayer Hugh Casey Kills Himself   Former Pitching Star Dies Denying Paternity Guilt

DOUGHTY HEARS FEW CIVIL CASES IN FINAL SESSION OF SEPT. TERM; PETIT JURY SUMMONED FOR FEB. 5

Vets Training aw Explained  eC lA ee a“   Some Are Eligible By New Measure

Eight Homes Damaged, Gir] Trapped Briefly, ‘By Sinking Of Ground

Jury to Scan Scandal Bared In RFC Probe   Capehart Holds Testimony Makes Teapot Dome Case ‘Sanday School Stuff?

RFC Development Slated For Review By Grand Jury   Senate Committee Invites White House Aide To Be Witness

Federal Grand-Jury To Inquire: Into’ Some Aspects Of Influence Bared At RFC Probe

Grand Jury Sef To Open Probe Of RFC Scandal   Review of Inquiry For Law Violations To Open Monday

Jury to Check Findings of RFC Inquiry   Sen. Capehart Says ‘Scandal’ Worse Than Teapot Dome

U5. GRAND JURY WILL TAKE HAND IN REG INQUIRY   Testimony Brought Out By Fulbright’s Committee to Be Scanned for Possible Law Violations.   SENATOR CAPEHART CHARGES CORRUPTION   Says Scandal Has Been Uncovered That Makes Teapot Dome “Look Like Sunday School Stuff.”

Federal Grand Jury To Sift Evidence Uncovered During Senate's RFC Investigation

FEDERAL JURY TO CHECK ANY RFC VIOLATION   Investigation Opens Monday Following ", Senate Inquiry

Capehart Claims Scandal Tops That Of Teapot Dome   Justice Department Acts After Record of Hearings Is Called to Its Attention hy Senate Committee.

Federal Grand Jury Gets RFC Data: While Dawson Ionores Prohers’ Bid

RFC Evidence To Be Checked  Grand Jury To Seek For Law Violations

Grand Jury Review Of RFC Testimony To Begin Monday   Senate Committee Invites White House Aide Dawson to Testify

R.E.C. Case Probe Set By  Grand Jury   Investigation Will Begin Monday; New Bid Made To Dawson

Federal Jury To Review Findings  Of RFC Probers   Object Will Be To Seek Out Possible Law  Violations.

Jury lo Review RFC Inquiry   Senate Subcommittee Had Asked Justice Department To Seek Evidence Of Perjury

Federal Grand Jury To Probe RFC Affairs   Sen, Fulbright Asks Investigators To Seek Perjury, Other Evidence

Grand Jury Into RFC Scandal   Law Violations Suspected in Connection With ‘Influence Peddling’ on Big Loans

Federal Grand  Jury to Probe REC Activities   Sen. Capehart Charges Disclosures Are Worse Than Teapot Dome

Grand Jury to Look Into REC for Violations   Testimony At Senate Hearings to Be Given Prohers

Justice Agency Sets Inquiry on ‘Influence Web   Capehart Demands Fuli Investigation, Apology by Truman

RFC Activities Scheduled For Review By Grand Jury   Purpose Of Action Is To Seek Possible Law Violations In Past Dealings Of RFC

U.8, GRAND JURY. TO SIFT CHARGES IN RFC: INQUIRY   Will Examine Testimony fot Evidence of Possible Law Violations   TO MEET MONDAY   Capehart Says ‘Disclosures Worse Than.-Teapot_ Dome Scandal

inquiry Seeking Law Violations Begins: Monday  Truman Apology And Action Urgec By Sen. Capehart

U.S. Jury — Will Probe REC Doings   Decision Follows Exposures by Senate Committee

Ba.cd om laairy _  Ferd Grand Jury to Investigate Possible !aw Violations of RFC

To Seek Law Violators In RFC Probe   Grand Jury Will Begin Its Work On Monday After Request Is Made

Te Seek Law Violators In RFC Probe  Grand Jury Will Tr o Wa —=ZWF .    Grand Jury Will Begin Its Work On Monday After Reauest Is Made

Federal Jury  To Investigate  Lending By RFC Hint At Scandal  Possibly Worse Than Teapot Dome

Federal J ury ‘To Open RF C Probe   Banking Unit Report Prompts Justice Department Action

Grand Jury to Search RFC For Law Violations   Fullbright Alleges Testimony Has Been Full of Perjury; Dawson Mav Talk

RFC TESTIMONY TO BE EXAMINED BY GRAND JURY   Action Speeded After Investigators Suspected Perjury And Other Violations Of  ' Law, -

mn MN MN FN PN OF COLUMBUS, OHIO CITY  COUNCIL REPEALS HORSEDRAWN VEHICLE LICENSES

Tran Martial * Law Approved To Curb Riots   Reds Cause Strikes In Oil Fields, With Tension Mounting

U.N. Forees Smash Deeper  In Red Korea   Communists Making Fanatical Stands Before Iron Triangle

Furious Fights AtClose Range Slow Advance   Chinese and Koreans Make Fanatic Stands Near ‘Iron Triangle’

Allied Advance Pushes Deeper Into Red Korea  Pitched Rattlec   ‘Pitched Battles Rage All Along Twisting Front

Fighting Fierce In Three Mile Gain by U.N.  Commun ists Yield Two Key Positions

Drive Slowed By Fanatical Enemy Stands  Hours-Long Battles Rage In All Sectors

LIN Troops Moving At  "ar Snail's Pace In Korea Furious Fighting At Hand Grenade Range Reported By Observers Sunday

UN Forces Hit Hard At Enemy   Allies Push Deeper Info Red Korea Along 125-Mile Front-——Red Resistance Slows Tank-

—Fanatical Stands—  U.N. Troops Slug North   Red Resistance Getting Tougher

Reds Fight Hard To Protect  ‘Iron Triangle; Pitched Baitles Rage in One Area

UN Punches Ahead In Tough Fight   Red Resistance Slows Allied Advance To A Snail’s Pace

UN Forces Smash Deeper Into Red Korea  Communist Resistance   Communist Resistance Slows Alfied Advance Into Vital Triangle

FURIOUS BATTLES REPORTED RAGING ON ALL FRANTS   Reds Get Tougher as UM Approach Vital Build. tw Triangle   FOE IGNORES LOSSES   Allied Troops Capture Two Key Hills in Westerm Sector

Fruman Challenges Fair Deal Foes  Byrnes And Byrd Get Blunt Warning In Fight For Control

Truman Vows  Rights F ight   He'll Dictate Platform Planks,  Brocidewt Saawvce

Truman's Fair Deal Insistence May Mean Fight   Battle Within The Party Predicted By Virginia's Byrd

Truman Will  Hold to Reins   ‘To Push ‘Fair Deal’ Even in Own Party, Not to Yield Control

PRESIDENT SAYS HE WILL BATTLE FOR “FAIR DEAL"   Chief Executive Indi‘cates He Has No In-tention Of Giving Up Control OF  _ Democratic Party.

Acheson Warns Egypt Against British Ouster   Rioting Mobs in Cairc Demand End of Rritish Rule

Acheson Hopes For Suez Peace   Secretary Believes New Egypt Proposal To Settle Question

CAIRO. BUSINESS HOUSES ATTACKED BY RIOTING: MOB   Arab League Backs Egypt's - Move: To Drive’ British  Leary Cirale: Samim

Russian Says Lattimore, Barnes Regar ded as ‘Our Men’ by Soviets

Lattimore Dragged Into Spy Hunt   Former Red General Says He and Barnes Were “Our , Men.”

Ex-Soviet General Testifies Lattimore Was Russian Agent  SPSS es fg MENTE, . HORA SERENE eee gees   Charge ‘Pure Poppycock, Far East Expert Says In Rebuttal

Joseph Barnes Is Also Named By Former Red   Regarded As Soviet “Men” Barmine Says

TROOPS ON ADVANCE Busy Gls Aren't Thinking Now About Leaving Korea

New ‘Code’ Is Urged   Congress’ TV Use ® Being Debated      Scotland Yard Sleuths Solve Mystery Of Stone Of Scone

Recent Marriages  No Barrier to Draft  Local Boards Already +Reclassifying Men_

Huge Tax Liens Slapped on Ex-Capone Lawyer, Wife and Pals by Government

Several Chambers of Commerce Upset By Ruling on Motor Car License Fee

Civic Groups Up In Arms On License Rule   Towns Don’t Want Plate Service Discontinued

Couple Carried to Watery Death  Swept Out to Sea as Motor of Boat Fails

Couple Swept To Death at River’s Mouth   Two Would-Be Rescuers Perish

Military Rule Aids Students On Draft List   Collegiates Can Finish Year, Choose Service

College Students Get Break Under New Draft Order  To Be Allowed To Volunteer For Brancl

Students Now Can Still Choose Service After Getting Call Notice   U. W. Dean Hails  Draft Decision   Ruling Will End MidSemester Departure of Student Eligibles

Senators Tilt In Radio Room   Capehart Tosses Out Colleague Humphrey

WHERE ARE WE DRIFTING? ..  PAPAL LL LO LOLOL AP LPS  These Are Some Of The Kind Or Men That Are Representing The   “People Of The Best Nation On Earth

Judges Refuse Case Review [On Lies Charge   Hiss Witnesses Didn't Participate: In Decision Today

(10 PROP $16 BILLION TAX INCREASE   Spokesman Urges That “Ability to Pay” Be Guiding Principle In Levy.

U.S. Eyes Soviet For ‘Lost’ Jets  Planes May Be Down In Communist Area

Nationalists Charge New Massacre. In Red China, While Commies ‘Rap British Persecution in Malaya

Commanders May Effect  Cease-Fire   L. S. Reiterates Opposition To UN Admitting China

COMMANDER AYERS Far East Air Force Blasts In All-Out Attacks on Reds

PlanesF inding Good Hunting AgainInKorea   Stratemeyer Says Communist Supply Lines Offer Effective Targets

Martin Is  Sentenced To Death   Killed Mother of Two; April 2, 1952, Set As Hanging Date.

Death Penalty  For lowa Killer  Man Who Shot Farm Wife to Death Doomed

To Hang for Slaying at Greenfield   Max Martin, 28, to Die at Fort Madison for Schrader Murder

‘OFFICIAL' BAWLING OUT A FAKE  Mayor on Trail of Bogus LetHer-writing Captain

Letter Mystery In Butter Case  ~~   Ohio Mayor Wants To Find the Author

Truman fo Wait Senate Action On Papal Envoy   President Decides Against Clark Recess Appointment

ean LGNGE VMS WAG Gen. Vandenberg Says O'Donnell  Didn't Mean It

O'DONNELL IS GIVEN CHIDING   'Gen. Vandenberg Certain A-Bomb Statement Was ‘Mistake’

Police Searching For Cop Killer   Fugitive Wanted In Cleveland Case

Labor Government Wins Confidence Vote Over Steel Nationalization

Laborer Changes Story in Probe  , Pittsburgh City Worker “lags Hs Feared Ho

Laborer Changes Story in Probe   Pittsburgh City Worker Says He Feared Home Would be Dynamited

China Reds Ease Purge Execution   Now Are Bearing Down On Forced  Labor Program

U.S. Begins Talks With Gen. Franco   Matters of Defense Taken Up; Acheson Makes Announcemen

Acheson Says U. S. And Spain Exploring Defense Possibilities  Britain and France   Britain and France Strongly Opposing American Action

Spain’s Aid Needed,  Acheson Declares   ‘Secretary Reveals Sherman Askin g What Country Can Contribute

Common Defense Talks Continue   Western Europe to Be Defended First, Acheson Declares, Listing Policy

Wild Scenes Mark Clock. Hand Maneuvering In Vain Effort To Rush Bill Through Reading.

STATE SENATE SCENE OF WILD VERBAL BATTLE  Democratic Opposia i I SO MR A a)   Democratic Opposition to Philadelphia Bill Precipitates Anegrv Session.

Kephart Bill Creates Wild  Senate Scene   Sen. Barr Threatens — To Punch Hare in Name-Calling Session

Pa, Senate Scene Of Wild Battle OnKephart Bill  Democrats’ ‘Opposition Touches Off Qutburst In 16-Hoiir Session,

Kefauver Committee Subpoenas 200 in N.Y.   Politicians, Gamblers, Racketeers Are Included.

Crime Probe Calls to 200   New York Gamblers Politicians, Others Get Subpoenas

REPORT LA NOW BALKING AT PAY FREEZE   Controls Program Still Stalled Over Wage Dispute

Delay Action On Price And Wage Controls Order  Dispute Over Wage   Dispute Over Wage Controls Holds Up Price-Wage Freeze

- —CONTROLS —  Labor Men On Ching’s Board Balk   (ORDER LIKELY TOMORROW

SAN MATEO-HAYWARD AND DUMBARTON SPAN DECISION WILL BE FINAL MAY 28 >

THE FAT BOY’S DIET  A Chilly Shower ‘Shivers’ Pounds  From That Tummy  Note to Wives: Help Him Along By Keeping Tidbits Out of Sight  BY ELMER WHELLER

The Fat Boy’s Diet  Chilly Shower — Shivers Pounds Off Tummy.  Note to Wives: Help Him Along By Keeping Tidbits Out of Sight

ROKs Kill 40: Reds, Meet No Chinese in Daylight Port Attack   UN Ground Forces Chalk Up Gains   Reach Hill 13 Miles  From Seoul As Two Corps Continue Push

U.N. Force Raids Inchon And Kills 40   Commando Attack Made On Port For Seoul; Tanks And Troops Again Near Capital

UN Unit Hits Port Of Seoul   So. Koreans Raid Inchon; Allies Nearer Ci liv

Capital Attacked hh Dawn Landing   Allied Warships, Planes Are Active

Allies Drive to Within 13 Miles Of Old Capital   40 Communists Are Killed, 2 Captured _In Raid on Inchon

South Koreans Drive Ashore at Inchon at Dawn  Port of Seoul Is Raided for 4 Hours

Allied Forces Closing In On Port of Seoul   South Korean Sailors Drive Ashore at Inchor During 4-Hour Raid

ROKs Raid Inchon   Kill 40, Capture 2  In Comé o-Type Foray; AJfiéd Troops Gain on 26-Mile Front

Sout: Koreans: in ‘Inchon Raid  Port o Seoul Is Harried for  Four Hours.By At : tackers  or i Nottie   BIG NORTHWARD DRIVE   Eighth and Ninth U. S. Corps Have Strong Air : Cover

~-SURPRISE REDS AT DAWN— Two Armored Columns Of Troops Less Than 13 Miles From Seoul

Korean Shore Party Raids Inchor   Two Important Cities Taken in Broad Allied Advance

ROAM PORT FOUR HOURS   5Fleet Protects Landing. Tanks 13 Miles From Seoul; Kill 500 Reds in Bayonet Battle.

Allied: Forces Thrust: Nearer to Capital City   Sailors Beat: Up Seoul's -Port:for. 4. ‘Hours, No Chinese Sighted

South Koreans Raid Inchon as Part of Action   Allied Troops Are Reported Advancing On 40-mile Front; Red Patrols Resist

  South Korean Sailors, With Gunfir. From Allied Ships, Raid Seoul ‘Port; Tank Force Nears Old Capital

Armed Tars Go Ashore © At Inchon    Raiders Kill 40 Red Koreans, Capture Two; Allied Tanks, Troops Drive Through Snow Within 13 Air Miles of Capital

Sailors Land Under Heavy Sea Barrage   Allied Troops Press Closer To Old Capital

‘S$. KOREANS ROAM PORT FOUR HOURS   5Fleet Protects Landing. Tanks 13 Miies From Seoul; Kill 500 Reds in Bayonet Battle.

ALLIES STAGE COMMANDO RAID ON PORT CITY   GROUND FORCES SEND ARMORED PATROLS TO VICINITY OF SEQUL

Gun-Toting ROKs Raid Seoul's Por   Commanders Kill 40 Red Koreans in Dawn Attack

Allied Tank Column Drive: Toward Seoul   Troops Advance Through Ankle Deep Snow to Within 13 Miles of South Korean Capital.

Rok Troops Raid Port of Seoul   Other U. N. Units Push fo Within 13 Miles of Torn City

ALLIES ADVANCE W DRIVE. AIMED AT OLD CAPITA   Tanks And Troops Gain Jn Ground Of_fensive While Sailois Land And Strike  At Inchon, _

§. Korean Sailors Land at Inchon For 4-Hour Raid  U.N. Troops Push Within 13 Miles

Allied Tanks, Troops Drive  Above Suwon   Push Through Snow Less Than 13 Miles From ROK Capital

Judge Rejects Move To Quash Strike Charges   Jurist Refuses U. S. Motion in Trainmen’s Case

ON FARM OF BIG EARL   The Sheltons Are Gone But Their Enemies Continue to Wage Unsolved Attacks.   SET FIRE LAST : NIGHT; LOSS $8,000   Destroy Barn 25 Yards From Ruins of Big Earl's Home, Bombed Last November.

SET FIRE LAST NIGHT; LOSS $8,000   Destroy Barn 25 Yards From Ruins of Big Earl's Home, Bombed Last November.

BARN BURNS AT SHELTON FARM NEAR FAIRFIELD   LATEST IN SERIES OF ATTACKS AIMED AT SHELTON CLAN

301 Killed On Highways In Holidays   Violent Death In Various Forme  Take 453 Lives

Spare Tires Knocked Off All New Cars   Saving Rubber For Tractors, Trucks, Other Necessities

Gen. Vandenberg Advises Building Huge Air Force  Present Pace Of Rearmament Not Sufficient

Big Air Force to Smash Soviet. Vandenbera’s Aim   Cites British Navy

Vandenberg Says We Must Build Strength   Reminds Senators of Roosevelt's Warning —*Walk Softly But Carry a Big Stick”

Gen. Ridgway Visits Munsan  Plan Future Strategy lf Truce Is Aareed

Ridgway Calls Both Military, Truce Session   Seeks To Line Up Both Delegations On Future Strategy

RFC MAY FINANCE HOUSING PROJECTS   clgeney Will Attempt To Break Logjam Now Holding Up Such Censtruction

Reds Ignore Withering Fire as Yank Planes Press 24-Hour Assaults

Reds Push 5 Miles In Offense   Defy Near-Record Machinegun and Fire Bomb Attacks

PLANES THROW ~~ FULL WEIGHT  AGAINST FOE   Thousands of China Troops Deeper Spearhead

CHINESE REDS PUSHING INTO SOUTH KOREA   United Nations Planes In Around-the-Clock Offensive Against Enemy Buildup.

Planes and Artillery Blast Red Spearhead   Report Three Major Threats To Allied Line

Fresh Chinese Defy Air Atfack In 5-Mile Push   Enemy Masses for Assault on 80-Mile UN Defense Line

Defy Heavy Allied Air  ()ifensive   UN Troops Brace For All-Out Drive By Communists

Enemy Thrusts New Spearhead Across Parallel   Allied Planes Hit Build-Up Areas Hard

Chinese Spearheads  Push Five Miles Ahead   450 Allied Planes Carry Out Attacks While Infantry Braces Behind Barbed Wire And Minefields

Push Their Spearhead into S. Korea   Mass for 3-Pronged Assault against Ovutnumbered Allies

Reds Push Drive Into South Korea   Daylight Assault Is Undertaken Despite Record Allied Air Attack

Defy Allies’ Near-Record Air Attack ©   More Than 450 Planes Assault Foe’s Spearhead

Red Casualties At 1,025,404   Killed In Action Put At 184,112 Men

Data Gathered In Coed Killing  Kalamazoo Officers Want Airtight Case

Doughton Urges § Seven Billion Increase In Tax   Tar Heel Solon Says This Is Last Big One

Republicans Assail Bil To Up Taxes   Record-Breaking Bill Due For Vote Sometime Today

Debate Opens ~ On Tax Raise   House Republicans Attack Bie Defense Measure

TAX BILL DRAWS REPUBLICAN FIRE   HOUSE VOTE ON PROPOSED $7,200,000,.000 INCREASE SET FOR TODAY.

pe & eens we AS  \Lamed Reading of 22 Below Zero the Coldest in 7 nsas

Mercury Takes Sub-Zero Dip Numbing State   Low of -8 Recorded at 8 AM Here; Goodland’: -21 Coldest in Kansas

McGRATH FACES QUESTIONING Supreme Court Justice  -To Be Tax Probe Witness

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WILL BE QUESTIONED   Attorney General Also To Appear Before Probers

McGrath And Clark Called In Tax Probe   Attorney General And Justice Asked To Give Reactions

Clark, McGrath Will Be Called   Seek Testimony in Tax Scandal Probe

Murder Suspect Is Identified   Hunt Continues For Killer Of Patrolman

Villages in Western Maryland Suffering From the Jitters as Manhunt Continues

Murder-Suspect Continues to Hide   Jitters Are Setting In As Dapper, Scar-Face Hoodlum Evades Police

Comb Woods For Slayer Of Policeman   Trail George F. Ross, Wanted in Cleveland, To Baltimore Suburb

100 Men Continue Manhunt   Posse Seeks George Ross, Defintely  Identified, Believed To Have Killed Cop

SENATE HOLDS SESSION TODAY   Senate Seeks To Clear Up Mass of Legislation Now Accumulating.

Legislature May Increase Gross Tax   General Assembly May Have To Vote Tax Hike Despite Party Pledges of ‘No New Taxes.’

State Income Tax Increase Looms Legislators Privately  Admit Increase Must Cama Naw ar in 1052

State Senators Grant Tax Agents Bet Raid Powers  Approve Measure _ For Direct Action To Hit Gamblina

World News  in Brief  i a I a il il ae i a   Russia Answers Peace Proposal

Spirit Of Christmas Prevails   Bitterness Of Lawmaker: Gives Way To Good a At Early  Morning Sine Die.

Truman Bid  To Congress Predicted   Connally Says Solons Ta Be Consulted Before Troop Commitments.

STATE OF THE UNION : ~ "Truman Message to Ask Foreign Policy Support

Truman May Ask Support For Fe oreign  Policy Plan    President Expected ‘To Adopt Measures For Congress Help

Foreign Policy Support Plea Seen In Speech   Truman May Ask Congress Before Making Troop . Commitments

Truman's Message  On State Of Union To Set Off Debate   Connally Hints President May Accede To Taft's Argument He Lacks Power To Send Troops To Europe Without Asking Solons

President May Meet Critics Part Of Way   Sen. Connally, Usually Truman Weathervane, Says Congress Will Hear European Report

FULL BACKING OF POLICIES TRUMAN AIM   State Of Union Message Expected To Include Plea For Support

Call For Strong  Support   Truman To Speak On State Of Union In Congress Monda

Call For Unity Is Awaited   President Preps Union Message As Plea For Support

Truman To Ask Unity In Foreign Policy  May Meet GOP Critics Part Way

HST fo Ask Support of His Proaram   To Sound Stout. Call For His Foreign Policies in State of Union Messaae

TRUMAN EXPECTED TN ASK: SUPPORT OF HIS POLICIES   Plea for Backing of Nation on Foreign Affairs May Be Contained in Message  to Congress Monday.   (9 BILLION BUDGET MAY BE LAID DOWN   Connally Forecasts Presiden: Will Consult Lawmakers Before Sending Troops  to Europe,

Truman Asking Support for Foreign Setup   May Consult Congress Before Ordering More Forces Abroad

Truman Due  To Urge  U.S. Unity Speech Monday  May Suggest Halfway Course

Truman Will Ask Support Of Policy  State of Union . Address Expected To Overrule Taft

(Truman May Compromise On Troops for Europe   Connally Statement Indicates Try For Unity May Fenture Address

Truman Will Sound Call For Support   Congress Message Will Ask Foreign Policy Backing

Tax Increase, Economy Seer  Other Topics   President Willing To Meet Crities Half Way For Unity, Solon Says

Truman Expected to Sound Call For Backing of World Program   Senator's Forecast Indicates President  Willing to Meet Critics Part Way In Seeking Unity

Reds Mass Big Force Near Suwor   U.S. Planes Pound 11 Enemy Targets; Battlefronts Quiet

ONEAK ATTACK  1) EXPECTED; MYSTERY LULL   Air Force Blasts 11 Targets and Ground Troops Kill 500 Reds.

Americans Prepared For Surprise Blow Upon Captured City   Air Force Finds Targets Among Three Red Columns Moving Toward Center Of Contention.

U. 8. Airforce Fighters, Bombers Roar Out To Blast At Least Eleven Targets, About 500 Foe Troops Killed   NO HEAVY GROUND FIGHTING REPORTED

Enemy Troops ' Massing Forces In Suwon Area   Some Allied Officers Fear Reds Preparing For Surprise Blow

Communists Mass Troops In Suwon Area   Allied Air Armadas Join in Keeping  Pressure aon Enemy

Planes Roar Out To Blast 11 «Targets   Some UN Officers Fear Foe Planning Surprise Attack

Ominous Lull Of Three Days Along Front   Allied Air Arnmiaias Continue Incessant Blasting OF Enemy

Officers Fear Reds Pr eparing  New, Offensive   Airforce Bombers Continue to Blast Targets

Mysterious Lull Settles  Over Front   500 Reds Killed By Surprise UN Raid On Suwon

Reas Renorled Massang Units in Suwon Area      Allies Are Preparing For Surprise Blow

Fear Communists: Building For Attack   Air Force Aaain Active Near Seaul

Buildup in Seoul and Wonju Areas Leads to Speculation of New Attack. But Planes Keep Pressure Up Against Mysterious Red Moves

Chinese Mass Near Suwon  For New Blow   Present Lull Seen as Caln Before Major Offensive

Reds Mass * Forees i in Suwon: ee ea   Still No. Heavy  Ground-Fighting -. Breaks 3-Day Lull

New Ousters Of Tax Officials Hinted; McGrath Says O’Gara Won't Be Fired

Senators : Oppose Change In Farm Law  ‘HST To Seek Food Price, Wage Curbs

 President Declares ; iAmericans Must Unite  ITo Avert World War

Truman Calls For Fight on Aggression  Speaks at Dedication o Chapel of the Four Chaplains.

: Truman Dedicates War II Memorial  “Spirit of Four Heroic Chaplains Needed Now

‘Quitters’ Slapped In President's Talk  Truman Dedicates Memorig]

Americans Must Unite, Sacrifice, Says Truman      - President Sees, Hope For Sticcess: fn Speech.  Made At Dedication Of Intér-Faith Chapel

‘Must Stand Against Reds’  Truman Dedicates Chapel In Honor Of Four Chaplains

Traman Says U.S. Must Restrain Reds  lige Gt PO hg aries pee ee er ae beg. oy   Honors Heroic Chaplains: Says People Must Make Sacrifices

U.S. Must Unite. President Says  Truman Speaks at Rites to Honor   Truman Speaks at Rites to Hono: Four Chaplains Killed in 1943 -

PAIR_FIND ACTION IN KOREA — Ship Life Dull, Sailors Flee to Fighting Marines

ASSOCIATES SAY GOP WANTS TAFT   Sentiment Sounded Out in Tour of 38 States

Taft Pollsters Assure Him Party Wants Him  Senator Says He Will Decide On Candidacy Reasonably Soon

Kith-and-Kin Candidate? Cousin and Secretary Say Taft’s ‘the Man’

_ TAFT TO DECIDE SOON— ‘Overwhelming Choice’ —  Of HisParty,AidesClaim

Taft Reassured By Tate, Ingalls   Politicos Believe Senator Will Seek Nomination

Taft Told He's Top Choice For GOP Nomination   National Survey Said To Point To Senator Overwhelming.

New General In Command Allied Army   Under Van Fleet Men Crunch Ahead in New Three Pronged March Aaainst Enemy

U.N. Forces Attack in Flares Light   Night Raid Wins High Ground at East End of Hwachon Reservoir.

Allied Troops Surprise Reds In Sudden Pre-Dawn Attack   Planes Drop Flares to Light Way for Drive At Eastern End of Bia Hwachon Reservoir

Three-Way Drive Moves  Allies Ahead   South Koreans Seize Positions Far Behind Red Lines

Allies Attack Before Dawn, Startle Reds   Navy and Air Force  Planes Drop Flares  to Light Objective Ry DON HUTTE

Allies Launch Surprise Push   Win High, Ground Near [lwachou Reservoir, Van Fleet Takes Over

Pre-Dawn Stab Surprises Reds North of 38th   Allied Attack Gain: High Ground Near Reservoir

Reds Jolted By Pre-Dawn Allied Blow   Flaves Light Attack Path; High Grouud Captured eae Roeser vor

Committee Is Considering Control Bill   Slaughter Quotas May Be Regulated By Government

Would Permit Further Quota: On Livestock   Senate-House Conferees Discuss Continuation  Of Slaughter Limits

a   Controls Conterees Seek Slaughtering Agreement    Maybank Doubts Legal Ground For Authorizing Quotas; Sparkman Discounts Reports Of Veto For Bill

HOUSE, SENATE AIM TO PREVENT ILLEGAL MEAT SALE   But Congress Has Voted To Prohibit Program Of Slaughtering Quotas

Vinson Claims Defense Chief  ‘Knows Score’   Marshall’s Views On World Situation Get House Leader Backing

Vinson Says Marshall Knows What He Is Talking About When He  Takes Grave View of World Tensions

May Pick Up Trail Of Missing Girl   In Meantime, Youth's Story of the Alleged Abduction Js Conflictine

Poland, Russia Ask Assembly To Put Off Vote   Instructions From Home Governments Are Awaited

Soviet Group Fails to Block  Consideration   U. S. Demand to Brand China Thought Sure to Pass

SOVIET BLOC FAILS IN UN EFFORT TO ADJOURN TALK ON U.S. AGGRESSOR PLEA

Soviet Bloc Fails In Effort To Delay  UN Showdown   Believe UN Will Pass U.S. Resolution Declaring Red China Committed Aggression

RAKED Oh 74 HOUR TO GET VOTING CHART   Only Russia and Poland Have to Speak Before Fight Over Resolution.

Poland Tries To Adjourn UN Meeting   Move Is Rejected With UN Set to Brand Red China

REGULATIONS ON PRICE CONTROLS SENT MERCHANTS   If Information Is Not Received Proprietors Are To Contact State Office

Allies Charge Stall of Truce Talks © Ts Closelv lied Up With Japanese Ireaty

SAVAGE WAR IS CONTINUED BY INFANTRY   Allies Ram Enemy’s Main Defense Line Before Kumsong

Red Air Force . Suffers Record Defeat of War   70 U.N. Planes in Battle Against 150 Communist Jets.

Enemy Jet Planes Take Bad Licking: The Score: 9 Lost   5 Other Craft Damayed In 2 Hot Contests Ower Red Karea

Savagery Of Ground War Matched By Air Battles — Between Reds And Allies   U.S. Fliers Report Shooting Down Nine Russian-Built Planes And Nramacdcmea OF Bigna Tn Yat Daotfiohta

Russia May Okay Direct Peace Talks   Vishinsky Indicates Soviet Will Study Proposal Seriously

Proposals for Direct Negotiations With Stalin to Settle East-West Crisis Will Be Given Consideration

West To Offer New Proposal   ~~ 1 AH FF ~*~ Kien eadetemeses: Direct Negotiations  With Stalin Are Considered

Leader Indicates Russia to Study Talk Proposals   Western Drive Toward Peace to  Be Launched Tonight

Three Nations Offer Proposal On Disarmamen   Russia Studying Plan Designed to End Cold War

Vishinsky Says Russia Will Study Proposal ror Big Four Sessions.

Russians to Give Serious Study’ to Top Level Meeting  West Will Unwrap An ‘Exciting’ New Peace Plan Tonight

Liquor, Stream Polution, Budget Needs Lie Ahead Of Assembly For Hearings

Republicans Dispute Limited War in Korea   U. S. Rejects Russias Jap Treaty Proposal

Aurio! Accepts Resignation Of Pleven Cabinet  Cabinet Is 16th   Cobinet Is 16th Since Liberation From The Germans

More Trouble Brews on N.Y. Waterfront   May Halt Efforts To Unload Ile De France Today

More Violence Threafened by Dock Workers   85 Ships Idle at New York's Piers Because of Strike

HOUSE CHOPS $350,000.000 FROM AID BILI   Foreign Funds OKed; Civil Defense Is Pared By 88%,

GOP Prepares. To Follow Up Troops Victory   Vote ‘Congressional Approval’ Clause Info Resolution

TROOPS ISSUE NOW FACING HARDEST TEST   Vote Scheduled _ -On Tightening Congress Control

GOP Wing Seeking Additional Clamp On Troops Power   Congressional OK Advocates Hope To Revise Resolution; Lodae Terms Act NATO ‘Torpedo

Two Teenagers Dead in Crash   Accident at West Union Proves Fatal for Pair

Gromyko Huarls Blasts at U. S.   Red Deputy Charges Italian Peace Pact Broken by West Allies

PROGE DEMANDED OF FOREIGN AND   ives Wants Board to Study Handling of Overseas Program

PROBE OF FOREIGN AND 13 DEMANDED   SENATOR IVES WANTS BOARD TO LOOK INTO £17,000,000,006 PROGRAM.

NEED GROUP TO CHECK FOREIGN AID   Senator Ives Wants Committee to Check Billions to Europe

Bio Cherge: Charge Seen in Drug Deaths; Doctor: Error Will ‘Haunt’? Him

Lab Test Error Told by Doctor   State’s Attorney Sees No Reason Thus Far for Prosecution

Young Medical Researcher Faces More Questioning Into South Dakota Deaths

‘No Reason at This Stage’ To Prosecute S. D. Doctor   Died ?4 Hours Later

Deeper Into Inquir Vv on  Tw O Deaths   No Reason Thus Far to Move for Prosecution

No Charges Now Against Doctor Whe Caused Two Deaths   Probe Continues, However, at South Dakota U. Where Drugs Prove Fatal

NO EXTENSION TALK   Little Sentiment Expressed Toward Continuing the Agency   CONTINUES AN INQUIRY   Attorney As Yet Sees No Reason  for Charges Against Doctor

8 Selected By President For Positions   He Discusses Troops For Europe Measure In  Phone Call

: k a Pal ‘News From Everywhere   Swiss Canrds At Vatican Want Pay Hike

Allies Repel 7 Red Attacks   U. N. Jets Blast Supplies Vehjeles Peahind Tt...

Evansville Sewer Cave-In Kills ?  Third Man Injured t. Ball «af 15% Wane

Two Buried As Sawer Wall Caves   Third Man Hurt In Evans. ville Disaster

Terror “aia To Huneary   U. S. Charges Reds Try To Force People Inte Sibimission

RedsIncreasingStrength In Korea, Army Reports   Spokesman Says U. S. Hopes Build-Up ‘Not Indication  Of Bad Faith:’ North Koreans Re-Equipped

Port Is Involved In Influence Case  Pentagon Official Forced To Resian

Probers Find Graft Payment In Pentagon   Officials of City in : Texas Paid to Increase   Army Cargo Shipments

Probers Charge Pentagon Man Given Pay-Off   Say Texas Port Paid Official to Route Freight

Tax Increase _ Bill up for House Vote   Senate Approves Ne      Senate Approves New Compromise Bill on Taxes by Voice Vote

Tax Increase Bill Faces  House Vote   Democratic Leaders Predict Approval

House Eyes  Passage Of Tax Boost  sate Annravase   Senate Approves $5 Million Bill  After Compromise

Expect Tax Bill Passage   Would Increase Income Taxes About 11 Pereent

Leaders Predict House Will Pass Tax Plan Today   Senate Approves Revised Increase Measure Quickly

Ta Proposal         Solons Introduce 6 Amendments To. “Pyesant Tax Bill  —~

15 Senators Would Boost  Income Tax   16 Amendments Offered In Effort To Get 5, Billion

Senate Bloc Seeks Tax Boos! Of $10 Billion  15-Senator Group Led By Humphrey

TO SENATORS URGE BIGGER TAX BOOST   OFFER AMENDMENTS TO RAISE BILL TO 10 MILLION ASKED BY TRUMAN.

Solons Submit Amendments For Tax Hikes  nal co ct Ml ts   Increase in Personal Income Levy One Of Group’s Proposals

Senate Bloc. Works Out Tax Boost Measures  Into Taxpayers’ Pockets For Extra $4.5 Billion

Bloc Seeks fo Boost Tax Take   Increase Sought In Personal Income Levy

15 Solons Set Tax Proposal  At 10 Billion   2 Republicans Join Democrats, Led By Humphrey, On Amendments

SENATE BLOG FOR TAX Hike TO 10 BILLION   Amendments Would Set Tor at Figure Asked by Truman.

Senate Bloc  Acts To Hike  Tax Measure   _ 15 Submit Amendments To Boost, Increases To, Ten Billion Truman Aim

15 Senators Ask Tax Hike of $10 Billion   Bloc of 13 Democrats, 2 GOPs Would Meet President's Request

Seek to Push Tax Hike Up fo 10 Billion   Bloc of Senators Seeks to Raise Jayvy an Incames

15 Seek To Boost   Senate Bloe Plans Amendment Series To Reach New Goal

15 Solons Seek Tax Increase Of $10 Billion   Amendments Would Hike Measure Approved by Senate Unit

MacArthur Won't Solicit ‘Invitation’ Bid from Truman Would Be ‘Order’

Danger Tim e May Be Ove  No Sign of Serious Polio Outbreak Seen Over State

Fulbright In Favor Of Credit Controls   Eric Johnston’s Plea For Tougher Curbs Supported

BENTON DEMANDS PROFITEER PROBE WN INFLATION. WAR   Warns ‘U. S. Losing Allies: Because of Erosion of Dollar Value   SEES ‘FISCAL DEFAULT’   Connecticut Senator Issues Statement as Commit» tee Asks New Curbs

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Tractor-Trailer with $10,000 Lumber Load Stolen

Grand Jury To Study  Violations   End Of Probe Now in Sight, Savs Chairman

REC Inquiry — Shelving Hit   Senators Want Full Probe Of Loan Influenee

Demand Continuing RFC Probe   Senators Bricker and Capehart Want to “Get to Bottom”.

Ending of RFC Probe Opposed  Two GOP Lawmakers Want Further Inquiry

jWork Nearly Bone? . Lawmakers Oppose Ending (Of Senate REC Investioation

OBJECT TO END “OF RFC PROBE   Bricker, Capehart Demand  Continuance As Funds  Run: Low

Continued Probe of RFC Asked   Two GOP Senators Decry Closing Plans

G.O.P. Heads Demand RFC ProbeExtended   ‘Must Get to Bottom of Mess’, Says Senator

RFC Loan Probe Opening Today In Washington   Spotlight Turned On $6 Million To Harrisburg Firm

Grand Jury Opens Two Republican Senators  Want RFC Probe Continuec

Ask Probe In RFC Be  Continued   Senators Demand Plan To End Inquiry Be Shelved Soon

Plans To Halt RFC Inquiry Demanded ‘Shelved’ by GOP   Two Republican Solon: ' Checking Conditions In Case Issue Request

Warren Jumps Into Contest For GOP Bid   Californian Says Change  ‘In Administration 2 Te Nondnd

Miniature Atom Blast Confounds Many Observers  Al e.ar Awana exe = ee Paes

Scientists Satisfied Tiny Atom Burst Pinpoints Road ToNew Nuclear Age

U.S, RUSSIA SET OFF ATOM TESTS MONDAY   American Blast Small Details Lacking On Red Explosion

Blast Is So Small  It Baffles Newsmen. But Results Good, Scientists Report

Tiniest Atom Burst Is Let Loose in U.S.   AEC Remains Silent As Explosion Baffles Reporters, Observers

BABY A-BOMB MAY OPEN NEW NUCLEAR AGE   Flash Visible For Only Tenth Of Second: AEC Satisfied   LITTLE RADIATION DANGER IN SECTOR

Ohio Truckers Back; Charges Being Studied  Hauls Resumed As Union, Employers Meet In Columbus

YARDLEY FOLK OPPOSE A SHOPPING CENTER   Voice Opinions Vigorously At Two Public Meetings Held Recently  ee te mc  ori crnricrrl CCE TEC?

SHOPPING GENTER 1S OPPOSED BY YARDLEY   Residents Hold Two Protest Meetings Recently   SAY ACTION IS EVADED

Hundreds 0! UN Planes  Blast Knemy   Fifth Air Force Reports Toll In 7-Month Period

Objects To Tight Guard  In Kaesong   Demands Right To Choose Menthers Of Truce Parity

Demands Guards Be Sent Away   Wants to Pick Own Delegation; Radio Messages Exchanged

Truman, Taking It Easy at Key West, Denies Churchill to Meet Him There

War Balance Sheet For Week Here's UP Roundup. Of Good News And Bad

Reveal Pentagor Had Ridgway Atrocity Report   First Estimate Made in Routine Disclosure to UN

UN Handed Protest That Soviet Shot Down Navy Plane   Report Of 8000 Red Murders Unexplained Ridawav Note Estimating Deaths Just Now Dicclaced

Pentagon Offers No Explanation ‘ For Concealing Atrocity Report   Admit ‘That General Matthew, Ridgway:Communication on the Communis Murder of 8.000 American Prisoners of War. Was Kept Secret for Weeks

Officials Otfer No Explanation On War Secret   Have Nothing to Say About Failure to Report on Prisoners

Pentagon Kept Mass Murders by Reds Secret   Ridgway Reported Alrocities Before Hanley

‘Syngman Rhee, Cabinet Flee Old City in Face Of Mounting Assaults

JURY MINUS U.S. WORKERS TAKES UP BREHM CASE   Representative Of Ohio Accused Of Illegally Taking Campaign Gifts

Brehm on Trial In Kickback Case  U. S. Employes Barred fram fury

Stunning Defeat Believed Only Way To Make Peipins-Moscow Axis Quit

High Command In Views On Possible Peace   U.N. Group Says Only Chance Is Defeat Of Reds

War Criminals Await Execution   McCloy Says Case Is Closed Issue

seven fo Die As Appeals Fail... , —— oo OS A  War Criminals Await Deat] In War Atrocities Episode

Cheery Financial Report  State Begins Year With Surplus Of $17 Million

Coltrane Reports Fund Collection ls Running High   July Intake Brings $9,714,754 In For General Fund Books

ALLIED FORCE TRAPPED 5 DAYS BY HIGH WATER   Escapes From Behind ene “ abitgs” ge Meek  “Korea. © *

ALLIED FORCE TRAPPED 5 DAYS BY HIGH WATER   Escapes From Behind Enemy kiros in Mert « Korea.

‘Heil And fHigh Water  UN Force On Prowl Behind Enemy Lines Escapes Atter Being Trapped By Flood

[Behind Enemy Lines Lightning Sets Off Mines Near Flood-Caught Allies

Seven Top Reds And Atom Spy Taken To Prison  Convicted Reds Will Start Terms At Lewisbura Pricon

Admits Receiving $45,000 in Fees From Printing Concern: Former U. S. Tax Collector Defends Dealings With Boyle’s Firm While on Federal Payroll

Tax Collector Paid $45,000 By Lithofold   Helped Company Get Orders From Tax-Pavinge Firms

Quiz Ex-Tax Agent in , Loan Probe   Former Collector Says He Received $45,000 From Firm

Tax Collector Admits Dealing With Print Co.   Admits Making , $45,000 On Side While With Govt.

Ex-Alcohol Tax Collector Talks To RFC Probers   GOP Senators Say inquiry Has Only Scratched Surface

OLSON ADMITS DUAL PAYMENT   Says Printing Firm Paid Him $45,000 While He Was Tax Collector

Olson Sold Printing While U. S. Employe   Denies Soliciting Activity Amounted to Shakedown;  Paid By Lithofold

Ex-Tax Colleclor Acknowleges He Worked For Lithofold While Government Employe

Local Issues Are Dominant In Primaries   Lone Statewide Race Faces Voters Tuesday; Chidsey Is Unopposed

LOCAL BATTLES HILL ENLIVEN STATE VOTING    Mid-Summer Primary To Affect Many  Communities

Local Primary Races Feature State Election   Ladner, Musmnano In Hot Race for State Judgeship

Local Primary RacesDominate State Election   Interest Centers On Pittsburgh and Dauphin Contests

Forty-eight Judges Willi Be Elected In November From Among Men Selected By Voters Of Major Parties

Polls Open At 7 AM. EST, Close At 8 P.M. EST; ‘ Congressional Electi Watched With Interest 

OPS Permits Hike In Price of Coal For Compensation   Ceiling Could Raise Cost Per Ton 25 to 90 Cents; Will Hit Consumers

HISES PERMITTED IN CUAL PRICES   RETAILERS STILL ARI UNDER FREEZE, BUT WILL NOT BE LONG.

jae » do OU Cents  ops Permits Goal Price. Rise {To Make Un Miners Pay Boos!

Coal Prices To Get Boost   Increase Permitted B; OPS To Compensate For Miner Pay Raise

British to Go Along With Ike On Defense   England Undertaking Substantially Hiked Rearmament Proaram

Ike Will Hear  Britain's Plan   England To Assure Defense General

Gov. Patteson Calls Bankers To Capitol On Veterans Bonus  wen ., =a   ‘Secret’ Financing Theory Will Be Discussed At Saccion

Gromyko Voted Down On Demand Chinese Reds Be Invited To Pact Conference

UN Delegates Endeavoring To Find Way to Get Britons And Irans to Talk Together

UN Delegates Try To Stop Fight On Oil   Council Will Hear Premier Thursday   Earnest Gross Is Key Figure In Attempt To Avert Trouble

UNITED STATES TRIES TO BLOCK ANY OPEN FIGHT   Mossadegh Arrives By Plane, Taken to New York Hospital

U.N. Works Behine Scenes fo Renew British-lran Talks   Seeks to Avert Open Fight In Oil Dispute

Efforts Made fo Resume Oil Talks   U.S. Tries to Get Britain, Iran Together

Members Seek To Get: Iran And Britain Talking Again   Aim Is Also To Avert Open Fight Before Security Council; U. 8. Deputy Active In Negotiations.

U.S. To Lead Peace Barrage al UN Tomorrow  ’ Sixth UN General Assembly To Open at Paris

United States Prepares to’ Steal Reds’ Thunder in Worldwide ‘Battle for Peace’

Allied Envoys  In A oreement   Acheson Will T ry To Take Initiative From Russians

West Agrees On Proposal At UN Meet   General Assembly's Sixth Session Opens In Paris Tomorrow

SLASHING UP MELON -—~ Cities, Counties To Split $3.5 Million State Tax

‘s pooks’ Who May Be on Trail of James Treasure Worry Wisconsin Family

Russia Must Attack “Now  Or Never’   Nation Ready For All-Out War By 1953. Says Wilson

Reds Must Attack Nou Or Never   3-Year Plan Will Give Nation Power For All-Out War

Four - Power Conference I Possible  BDecootee Eime Tank   Russia Has Tough Conditions Which Mey Block Action

Soviet Parley Stand Causes Gloom In U.S.  Agrees To Meeting, With Restrictions

Russia Fails To Reject Parley Plan  But She Insists  German Arms Ve Ld ond Dassen

Moscew States Her Readiness  To Enter Talks   Contends Rearmament Of Germany Foremost Question for Meeting

Russia Ready For 4-Power Get-Together   ‘First an@d Foremost’ Business Is German Demilitarization

Rearmament Tops Soviet Talk Offers   Russia Agrees To Meet If Allies Will Air German Arming

Russia Says She’s Ready For Talks   But Insists German Demilitarization Be First Business.

Russia Willing to Talk, but Places Demilitarization of Germany First

Russia Insists German Arms Bar To Talks   Soviets Ready For Parleys But Want Demilitarization First

Will Enter Four Power Conference If Demilitarization Of Germany Be Made “First And Foremost” Business

Russia Agrees To Parley But With Strings  Washington Doubts, London Hopes, Paris

U. S. Will Buy All Foreign Tin Used In Nation   Government Moves To Reduce Prices; Supplies Raised Temporarily

ara Ror     DDEAD   Government Is Taking Over as  Sole Buyer of Tin for U.S. Use

AndersonNew Prisons Director   Decision Is Surprise For Many Observers

Claim Truman Has Power to  Control Prices  2 Republicans Say President

Price Boost Parade Gets Quick Start   Chrysler Corp. First to Make Move Under the New Law.

SQLONS BLAST PRESIDENT ON CONTROL BIL!   ‘Double Deal’ Claimec By Solons; Chrysler Wants Price Hike

Ferguson, Halleck Attack H ST’s Stand On Controls; Chrysler / Asks Price Boost

HST Accused Of Double Dealing  Senator Says He Can Make Bill Work

Soviet Note Seen Bid To Split West   Russia Indicates Fagerness For Four-Power Talks

Engineer Killed In Train Wreck   Freight, Passenger Train In Collision

Crewman Killed; 11 Persons Hurt In Train Wreck   Passenger Local and  Freight Collide Near Asheville Yesterday

Jensen fo Fight Power Network  ‘Government Seeks Complete Control’

To Fight Budget Call for  U.S. Power Lines in lowa   Rep. Jensen, Exira, Says They‘d Paral lel Existing REA, Private Lines

VITAL CORN CROP IS DISAPPOINTING   Produwetien About 135,000,000 Bushels Short Of Government Gaal

Movie Star Hayden Admits e Was A Red   But Now Calls Action Most Stupid Thing He Ever Did in Life

Actor Joined Red Party for Better World   Sterling Hayden Won Silver Star for Valor During War

Hayden Admits He Joined Red Party in 1946   Moving Picture Actor And Ex-Marine Captain Testifies Before the Un-American Group

{ “STUPID MOVE’   Actor Sterling Hayden Ad. mits Joining Reds, But Dropped Out Shortly

Calls Action Most Stupid Thing He Did  TinkaAa With Rede   Linked With Reds After War to Find Kev to Democracy

“Stupidest Thing in My  Life’ —Hayden   Movie Star, OSS Hero Of World War HL. Is Lead-off Witness in  House Investigation

TIA FPL IN—  Found Reds Were Not  Democratic  Woman Got Him To Join Group

Sterling Hayden Joined and Quit The Communists  ~ Wartime Marine Was Impressed: With Job  Done by Tito Partisan:

Sterling Hayden Tells Reasons For Joining Reds  Mave ‘Stunidest’   Move ‘Stupidest’ _Act of His Life Committee Told

‘Most Stupid Thing  Ever Did’---Hayden   Lack of Democracy Soured Him on Party, Actor Says

Movie Actor Tells Why He Joined Party   Sterling Hayden Testifies Before House Comittee

A “STUPID MOVE"   A JU MV Actor Sterling Hayden Ad mits Joining Reds, But  Dropped Out Shortly

Actor Tells Of ‘Mistake’ In Becoming Red   Sterling Hayden Is Witness As Probers Resume Film Inquiry

Hayden Tells Committee He Joined Party In 1946 But Soon Learned He Made A Mistake

Says J oining o  Of ‘Commies’ Was Stupid  Sterling Hayden Savs He Broke

MEMBER OF PARTY SIX MONTHS, SAYS ~ STERLING HAYDEN   Film Star Called In By House Probers To Give Lowdown On Hollywood Communism; Links Movie Agency Employe With Party.

Actor Tells Of Role As  Communist   Eyed Better World, Probers Informed By Sterling Hayden

Movie Actor Tells Of Joining Reds   Former U. S. Marine Joined Commies After Discharge From Service

Actor Hayden Admits Joining Communist Part  Ex-Marine Believes   Ex-Marine Believes It Was ‘Stupidest’ Act of His Life

MOVIE STAR IS SORRY HE JOINED REDS   Sterling Hayden Says Joining Communists Was Stupidest, Most Ignorant Thing He Ever Did.   e IN PARTY FEW MONTHS IN: 1946   Worked With Yugoslav Red Underground During War; Found Nothing Demecratic About U. S. Reds.

Joining Communist Party ‘Stupidest Thing  Ever Did,” Movie Star Tells Committee

Hayden Sorry He J oined  Communists   Movie Star Says It Was ‘Stupidest?’ Thing He’d Ever Done in His Life

Star Tells Why . He Joined Reds  Wanted to Work Ener Rattear Warld

Catholic Bishop Loses His Army   French Take Over 5,006 Men In Indochina

Texas Tax Boost Gets Priority In House Sherp Opposition By Minority Group Is Beaten Down

Red Delegates Seek Settlement Of Buffer Zone  Reject U.N. Plan To Defer Decision On Knotty Issue

Let’s Just Argue—Not Fight Red Truce Stand Hints ‘Informal’ Halt Sought

Reds Re ject UN Delay On Buffer Zone  Communists Give Hint of Wanting  Informal Cease-Fire  we Wrst aw waaris crag Aw

State Senate Kills  Auto Test Measure  House Refuses Delay In Redistricting

Senate Downs Compulsory Aute Inspection Bill   Privilege Dividend Tax Retention Is Voted by Assembly

State Auto Inspection Bill Beaten   Measure Calling For Forced Inspection Of Cars Killed By Senate, 17-14

Harvey Borchers Dies After Corn Picker Accident  Power- Takeotf Cauaht   Power-Takeoff Caught His Clothing as He Mounted Tractor

Harvey Borchers Dies After Corn Picker Accident   Power-Takeoff Caught His Clothing as He Mounted Tractor

Truman's Claim Hit by MacArthur  General Dismisses Acheson Influence

Here s Review Of MacArthur's Talk Yesterday   Truman Statement ‘Tommyrot,’ He Says Of CIA Operation

U.S. Has Free Hand to Strike With A-Arms  Soviet Has Blocked   Soviet Has Blocked All Control Plane Put Out by U.N.

Congress Slaps Truman Security Commission Plan   Access to Files Like That Given Congress Called Useless

Truman Plan For Internal Security Commission Opposed In Congress

Protest Policy on Secret File   Truman Names Group on Internal Security

SECURITY PLAN IS PROTESTED   Congress Against Policy On Giving Access To Secret Files

Secret Files Access For New Security Board Touches Off Consress Protest

Eight Named To Internal Security Panel   Congress Protests Free Access To Secret Files

President Picks Eight To Man Security Group   ‘Chairman Nimitz To Report on Loyalty Program

Security Board Draws \Hot Fire in Congress   Legislators Protest Right To Use FBI Files Denied Their Probers

Security Board Now Under Fire  Eight More Named To Guard Freedom

Strong Protests In Congress On Security Group   President Names Eight To Group To Study Security

Security Study Brings Protests   Pelicy On Access To Secret Files Sets Off Biggest Clamor

Plans for New Internal Security Commission Touch Off Protests — Regarding Policy on Secret Files

ea RNR ee Sea aaiaiememmenet  ee ae SPRINGFIELD MISSION BUILDING DESTROYED

Hail Sprinkles Around Dallas  Mild Cold Front Moves Across Texas

IN 52 AUTOS   But Some Engineering Advances May Have To Be Postponed

Thibes FU hh UY.  New York Music Critic Hands Tribute to Fine Arts School

Small Shift Would Give Churchill Win  Handful of Voters Could Decide Oct. 24 Election

Small Margin’ () Put Churchill: In   Polls Indicating . ~: Conservatives Lead

Stassen Sees ‘52 As Hopeful Year   Is Active Candidate. . For GOP Nomination

New Bid Made To Limit U.S.  Europe Force   Republicans Will Ask Six Divisions Only for Eisenhower

House Debates Defense Bill: Troop Limitation   Measure Backers Confident Rider Will Be Beaten

HOUSE GOP MAPS STRATEGY ON GI’ FOR EUROPE CURB   Puts Hopes for Victory in Amendment te Military Budaet Bilt   THREAT TO NATO FUNDS   'Goudert Measure to Provide  Congress with Voice: on Future Troons

Truck Bill Is Killed   Three Others Beaten, Eight Passedas Senate Nears Session’s End

King Agrees To Operation On His Lung   Princess, Mate Cancel Sailing Plans: Ailment Causes Grave Concern

KING AGREES TO OPERATION ON AILING LUNG   Elizabeth And Duke Delay Trip To  America

King George Will Undergo Lung Surgery      Princess Changes Plans for Trip After Announcement

KING GEORGE WILL UNDERGO’ LUNG OPERATION; PRINCESS’. TRAVEL PLANS ARE REVISED.

Millions of Civilians Move South in Korea; New Wave of Fear Hils Seoul

Wave of Fear Sweeps Seoul   South Korea Cabinet Meets to Decide Whether to Join Flight from City 

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   House Tax Experts Discover  They Voteda $1.02 Levy on $1

lt Was Bound to Happen   Tax-Happy House Committee Members Slap Levy YY .o4 A? dAoninet a Single Dollar

MORE COLD COMING   Brief Spell of Warmer Weather in State to End Thuraday

Musicians Sound Sour Note  Petrillo ‘Pulls’ Orchestra Out Of Pit At Chicago’s ‘Carmen’

Dignity Bruised-- ‘Carmen Orchestra Takes Walk At Bidding of Union Boss

Strike Continues In Some Mills: Workers Are Returning At Others   At Least 10,000 Are Still Out At-More Than Dozen Factories

American Freighter Crew Removed From Stricken Vessel In Atlantic

Savage Atlantic Storm Scourges European Coast  re    Five Seamen Die, Shipping in Wide Area Endangered

RUSSIANS READ STATEMENT BY SEC. MORRISON   PRAVDA TAKES DARE BUT GIVES LONG REBUTTAL

19,000 GO ON  STRIKE TODAY  AT CATERPILLAR   Union Seeks 28 Cent Wage Boost, Company Offers . 7 to 10 Cents.

Caterpiller Plant Surrounded At Once By Groups Of Pickets   Seek Wages Comparabic 16 Those Paid fh  «Other Farm Equipment Manufacturing industries

Caterpillar Co. Workers Strike  More Than 19,000 Persons Are idled

Reds Renew War Against Clergy   Protestant Pastor Is Arrested as U. S ‘Agent’ in Eastern Germany

Funeral Scheduled for Tomorrow  For Multi-Millionaire W. R. Hearst

MeCarran Says Precedent Backs Douglas   Manner, Method of Nom. ination Personally Obnox. ious to [linois Senator

Drucker Rejection Hinted by Senator  Truman’‘s Choice For Judge Heard

TRUMAN JUDGESHIP NOMINEE IS INFORMED 4+PRECEDENT AGAINST HIM IN GETTING POST

TAKES ISSUE WITH TRUMAN'S NOMINATION   SAYS BRUCKER FINE MAN BUT OBJECTS TO HIS SELECTION

CITES . PRECEDENT   Truman Judge Appointee Hears His Chances  Are Slim

Thinks Senate Will Back Douglas in Truman Fight   Hints Drucker  Has No Chance

Senate Judiciary Committee Heac Hints One of Judge Nominees Has Little Chance of Approval  ‘ McCarran Hints Douglas to Get Backing in Tiff With Truman

Backing Given §-Cent Gas Tax  Lansing Solons Read) Ta Defy Governor

GOP READY 10 DEFY WILLIAMS   Majority Appears Set Ti Vote New Five-Cent Gasoline Levy

GOP to Approve Five-Cent GasTa   Senate Caucus Votes t Agreement with ousé in Dispute

Call On UN to ‘Deal With’ Series of Alleged Incidents, All of Which Allied Leaders Have Branded as Obviously Faked By Communists

keds Demand     Sharp Note Lays Down Conditions   Sharp Note Lays Down Conditions For Reopening Kaesong Talks

UN Offensive Gains Despite Thaw and Mud  Maj. Gen, Moore Lost, Fourth ir Korean Action

Allies Grind Slowly Ahead Through Mud   Cepture Pangnim, Read Junction, Little Fighting Elsewhere Along Lines

Marine General Succeeds To Ninth Corps Helm Following Moore’s Death

Ninth Corps Commander Is Casualty  In Accident   UN Forces Continue To Slaughter Reds In Steady Advance

New Offensive ls Hampered By Muddy Terrain   Flying Boxcars Deliver Food to Front Line Combat Reaimente

UN Offensive Grinds Slowly Ahead In Kores   American Troops Capture Important Highway Junction

Yanks Take Road Center Of Pangnim   ‘Strike And Kill’ Order Given Allies: Hoengsons Deserted

YANKS BATTLE RAIN, MUD 1 TAKE PANGNIM   Drive Siowed Up by Weather Slugs It With Reds North of Hoengsona.

Road Junction Taken By Gls  Mud, Thawing Snow Slows Up Offensive

UN GRINDING AHEAD IN MUD, THAWING SNOWS; AMERICANS CAPTURE PANGNIM JUNCTION

Rain-Soaked Yanks Hit 2 Hoengsong  » Plane Crash Kills Gen. Bryant Moore Red Losses Heavy

Melting Snow Heavy Rain Slows Battle   Fight Is 7 Months Old Today, Still At Parallel 38

Forces Take Ofiensive in Thawing Snow   _ American Tanks Crash Over Hoengsong to Slug Toe-to-Toe With  Enemy to the North

businessman Former! y Held By Hungarians   Ransom Campaign Will Be Started On S120.000

Ex-Circus Fat Lady Pares Off 401 Pounds in Year by Steady Dieting

Many Cities Plan ‘Ersatz Welcome’ For MacArthur; Big Show in N.Y.C.

MacArthur Homecoming To Be Heralded By Big, Noisy Welcome Across Nation _

—GENERAL’S HOMECOMING— .  Many Cities Plan Noisy  ‘W elcome’ Celebrations

Bells and Whistles  To Greet General  Cities Off Route of Return Plan Honors

Many Cities Plan Welcome Home ‘Demonstrations for Gen. MacArthur

MacArthur Lands Today To Receive What Is Expected To Be The Biggest And Noisiest Welcome In American History

Parades, Whistles, Church Bells to Herald Nation’s Welcome to Hero

Mayor Requests Display of Flags   Noisy T ributes Are Ahead For MacArthur in Nation

Welcome Will Be A Noisy One   Gen. MacArthur At Honolulu Runs Into Near Riot As Plane Lands

Expect General: To Reach Frisco Tuesday Evening  General to Address . Congress Thursday

Many Communities Plan Big and Noisy Welcomes for MacArthur's Homecoming

MacArthur To Be Greeted By Noisy Welcome   Tributes Planned Across Nations For Dismissed General

Noisy Welcome Tributes Are Planned for Gen. MacArthur   Two Rivers Also to Sound Loud Greeting

Bells, Whistles, Cannon Throughout Land to Mark Return of Ousted General: Broadway Parade Friday.

Cities Plan Celebrations Noisy Welcomes to Herald MacArthur's Arrival

Costello Defies Crime Probers For Eighth Time   Underworld Chief Again Refuses to Tell His Net Worth

Costello in Defiance of Probe Group   Alleged Boss Of Nation-Wide (Crime Syndicate Defics Crime Investigators For Eighth Time Today   UNDERWORLD MASTERMIND RECALCITRANT WITNESS

Flatly Refuses To Tell Probers Of Debts, Assets   Testifies Only Because He Faces Perjury Prosecution

Problem Posed By Vandenberg   Republicans: Maneuver to Keep Fi rom Losing Voting Strength If. Michivean. Senator Resions

Republicans Maneuver To Maintain Their Voting Strength in Senate

‘GOP WANTS REPUBLICAN TO SUCCEEL IVANDENBERG: ILL SENATOR BACKED

More U. 5. Troops Land In Germany “Hell On Wheels” Divi.  sion Arrives For Defense Mission

Second Armored Division Lands On German Soil  Purpose, ‘To Keep Russia Out Of Western Europe’

Malik In Seclusion As UN Leaders Seek Vainly For Data On Peace Offer

Bandits Foiled By Tear Gas in Baldwin Bank   Released When Vault Handle Broken Off; No Money Taken

A- WEAPONS NOT ‘MAGIC GADGETS’  LIGHTER TAX BURDEN SEEN WITH MODERN EQUIPMENT

Toll of Enemy Hits 215,989 Since Apr. 22   Red Troops Reenter Pyonggang, Northern Anchor of ‘Triangle’

23 Persons in Pa. Die From Mishaps Highway Crushes Claim  - The Lives of 21 During /- Long Holiday Weekenc

British Paper Predicts Russia Will Have 30,000 War Planes by June, 1952

Secretary Of Defense _ Flies To Korean ae   New And Major Turn. In Fighting Hinted=-Marshell Says Trip Has No No Cdnnéction With Any  Bascthla Danen bdnvar:

Marshall Holds Secref Talks; Rumors Flying.   South Koreans Fearful CeaseFire Order Near

Marshall Sees Field Leaders On War Fron’   New ‘Peace’ Speculation Touched Off by Tour AP ieee gf ein O

LEADERS SILENT AFTER SESSION HELD IN TOKYO   Conference Follows Others Held “By Secretary in Korea   SPECULATION RISES   Earlier Marshalt Described His Trip as ‘Purely Military’

Visit Arouses ‘Speculation On New Move Soon   Secret Parley Is Within Sound Of Front Line Guns

Marshall In Secret Meets  ROK Legislature Holds Session To Discuss Mission

War Parley Held In Tokyo   Marshall, Ridgway Talks Stir Rumors Of ‘Big Things’

SOUTH KOREANS FEAR APPEASEMENT I TAI APPEASEMENT  Secretary Marshall Holds Second Secret Conference

Rumors Fly Something Big About to Break In Korean War as General, Secretary Meet

Surprise Visit Not for Peace Move, He Says Secretary Has   Secret Parleys With Leaders

Major Turn In War Predicted In Korea  Gen. Marshall Flight Stirs Speculation But He Spikes Rumors Of Peace Moves

Marshall Trip To Korea Stirs  Speculation  “Purely Military,” Defense Chief Says

Sure You Can Become a June Bride, But You Can’‘t Be a Bit Bashful About It

Don’t Weaken, Gir Is, There Still ils Time To Snag J une Bridegroom

Want To Be June Bride? Try These  Average Male Is Most Confused Man in History

U. S. Launches  Largest Liner   SS United States Capable Of Transport Secvice

Meat Strike Threat Ended By CiO Union   Workers Agree to Extend Pay Agreement For Six Weeks

Packina Plant © Strike Deferred  ClO Group Agree: To May 7 Delay

Russia Agrees To Preliminary Talk With Big 4   Washington : Officials See Little Hope For. Top-Level Meeting

Slender Hope Peace Talks  Will Develop   Acceptance by Moscow Has Its Restrictions

L 1  Soviet Union Agrees to Preliminary \Drafting of Agenda for Big 4 Meet

Russians Agree To Big Four Talk  Initial Gathering Would Set Stage

Reds Okay Early Big rour Talks   Diplomats, However, Hold Little Hope Due To Reply’s Conditions

Moscow Agrees To Meet West On Talk Agende   Big Four Draft Subjects for Minister Meet

Russia Agrees to Preliminary Talks by Big-Four Powers   Nations Would Prepare Agenda for Later Meeting of Foreign Ministers.

Soviet Agrees To Meetings Of Big 4 Group  Would Prepare Aw Aneoemda Baw

Russia Agrees To Peace Talk  Preliminary Meeting, At Least, Is Assured

Russia Agrees ‘to Conference For an Agenda   Reply From Moscow Is in Answer to West’s Suggestion for Meeting

Soviet Agrees to Preliminary Talk  . ‘To'Prepare Agenda : For Bla 4-Session. *

Russ Agree to Preliminary  Big Four Meet   Representatives Would Draft) Agenda; “U.S. Doubtful. of Success

Soviet Agrees fo Big 4 Talks   Representatives to Prepare an Agenda

Russian Terms Dim Hopes for Big-Four Talks   Moscow ‘Acceptance Carries Restrictions U.S. Can‘t Accept

Streamlined Met Opens 2nd Season  Richly Gowned, Jewelec Audience Hears ‘Aida’ In Diamond Horseshoe

PROMIOES 10 ADVOCATE COMMONSENSE POLICIES IF HE GETS ELECTED   To Bring Back The Knack Of Self-Government   2 OFFICES IN HOME DIST.

Issues Statement in Response To Newspaper Stories    : On the Subject   SELECTION SATURDAY   Selection of Nominee To Be Made at Joint _ Conference

Gambler Defies  Senate Probers   Costello Stalks From Hearing; Bugsy Siegel!’s Friend Gets Applause

Two Proposals On Salary Hikes Reach Assembly  Attorney General Urged To Decide Legality Hitch

Assembly Acts on State Pay   Attorney General Is Asked to Rule on Legality Issue

Cold Wave Hits Midwest States   Cool Air from Canada Heralds Start of Fall

B-29 CRASHES IN STORM AT PARSONS   One Member of a 15-Man Crew Killed in the Ac cident   TWO IN THE HOSPITAL

B-29 Crash Kills One   Rest of Crew Bail Out Safely in Accident North of Paraons

One Loses Life In Plane Crash  Near Parsons    Others of 15-man Crew Save Selves By Parachute Drops

Surplus Czar ‘Just Turning Honest Buck’   British Scrap Dealer Offers To Testify  For Congress

— Petes: eA  Gal Packs Pisté&n Panties But Hasn't Courage to Shoot

Communists Weakened By  Korean War   Slaughter Strategy Believed Paving Wa  For Chiang Forces Rian FECL ADPTD BEAN TOE PAG AA

ADMIRAL HOLDING TALKS  Rumors Increasing Chiang  Plans Mainland Invasion

Allied Forces Ready toResume All-Out Battle   Many Front Line Troops Believe Truce Parlevs Will Fail

Troops Take Gloomy View On Cease-Fire      Sunday Punch Attempt To Be Thwarted In Korea

Memory Plays Trick, Neqro May Be Freed  Four Witnesses “Identify” ha A yoo = . 8 geri

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC DEATHS REACH 7   INDEPENDENCE NAY TOLL EXPECTED TO FALL BELOW ESTIMATES.

ALLIED AIR POWER STABS AT INCREASED STRENGTH OF REDS AT PYONGYANG

Lausche Ignores Sheriff Removal  New Low Effective Without Signature

Stalin Is Asked H Russia Wants Bia 4 Meeting   Britain, France And U. S$. Forward Notes

Big 4 Meet Planned For Washington   Foreign Ministers Demand Russia Quit Bickering Over Agenda And Be There July 23rd.

Western Powers Call On Russia to Meet in Washington  Demand Conference July 23 in Washington Quit Tedious Bickerin:

Allied Deputies Dut Russia on Spot   Soviets Asked to End Tedious Bickering

Russia Told to Show Up at Parley   _ Western Powers Call Washington Meeting on July 23

West Tries to Break Deadlock   Identical Notes. Propose July 23 . for Big Four Parley

Big a Raps Red Stalling On Meeting   Asks Conference  In U.S. On July 23   West Demands _ Soviet Union End _ Bickering Over Ministers’ Agenda

Dock Strike End In Sight   Seamen Win Shorter Hours. Hicgher Wares

Short Hours. \lore Pay Agreed Upon   Settlement Of Final Disputes May Come Sometime Today

Seamen Go Back To Atlantic and Gulf Coast Jobs   Shipping Companies to Continue Clean-Up Talks With Radiomen and  Engineers

Seamen OK Pact, Return to Jobs  Radio, Engineer Settlement Looms

Shipping Tie-up Nearly Ended: Radiomen Out  New Benefits Won By Seamen On Two Coasts

Striking Seamen Agree To Terms  Radiome en. And En imanwren Sea ll f heat

Striking Seamen Return to Jobs   40 Companies, CIO in ‘Complete Agreement

East, Gulf Ship Tieups Are Settled   West Coast Strike Also Is Expected To End Today At  New Conferences

ClO Seamen Agree to New 2-Year Pact   But Two Other Unions Still Out on Strike

Seamen End  East And Guif Coast Strikes  Shipping Operators   Shipping Operators Sull Must Settle With Two Other Groups

THREE REICH STATES OKAY UNIFICATION   Allies Are Expected To Approve; 28th  Now In Europe

NATION MOVING CLOSER TOWARD PRICE CONTROLS   General Freeze Will Be Or. dered When Considered Feasible   FIELD ORGANIZATION IS VITALLY NEEDED

Price Controls In U. S. Neare   Government Seeks Ti Speed Machinery; General Freeze Hinted

Price Freeze Indicated in Near Future  ECA Will Have Regional Offices Open by Feb. 1.

General Price Freeze Looms In Near Future   Government Speeds Creation Of Setup For New Regulations

Nation Moves Closer to Price Checks   Speed in Creation of Control Machinery Sought

Missing Delphi Boy Found by Searchina Party   Three-Year-Old Stephen Gipson Discovered in Mud-Hole Three Blocks From Home.

Congress Asked To Take Lead In Crime Crusade   Fuller And O’Dwyer Are Severely Rebuked By Senate Group; Urge Laws To Permit Wiretapping

Senate Crime Probe Group Winds Up Its Affairs Today   Calls on Cities to Band in War on Organized Crime

LONG STUDY OF NATIONAL EVIL   Narcotics Traffic Reaching Children, Savs Final Renart

Senate Committee Calls Or Cities Across Land to Band Together in a War on Crime

Cities Urged to Wage War Against Organized Crime   Senate Committee Suggest Local Committees Be Formed Throughout U. S.

Senate Group Sets Ways To Smash Gangs   Report Is Result Of Months Of Study Of Nation’s Cities

Report Cites Graft Poses Major Evil   Congress Urged To . Continue Crusade, Council Organized

Report Proposes Remedies ... Urge Cities to War on > Crime. Gratt

yenate Crime Probers End Work Tonight   Report Compiled From Sensational 15-Month Inquiry

Report on Crime Calls For Action   Community Effort Urged By Senate Committee As It Ends Its Work

Urge Cities Band Together For War on Crime and Graft   Bricker and Johnston Trade Sharp Words On Control Law

Drastic Remedies at State, Local Levels Proposed as Crime Committee Disbands

Senators Ask Racket Probe Be Continued   Florida Governor, O' Dwyer  Hit In Group’s Final Report   RECOMMENDATIONS:

Final Report of Group Requests Establishment of National Crime Council to Carry on Vigilance

ee ee eee  SENATE CRIME COMMITTEECALLS FOR FIGHT BY ‘CAPTIVE’ CITIES

Senate Committee Makes Report On 15-Month Probe  Organized Crime, fm  ff4+ .. Pre: .* 1   Organized Crime, Grafting Officials Called ‘Evil Twins’

Senators Charge  Wholesale Graft   Crime Report Blasts Florida  Governor; Calls For Crusade

Crime Probers Urge Cities fo Band for War on Two Fronts   Report After Spectacular Study Aims Recommendations At Organized Crime and Grafting Public Officials

CRIME PROBERS ASK CITIES 10 TAKE THE LEAD   Blistering Report Ends Work Of Senate  Group

ne Committee kes Report ‘Underworld   , Strikes Especially At Organized h Of law, Grafting Public Officials

Probers Ask Cities Carry On Campaigr   Florida Governor,  Drug Peddlers Hit

Group's Report Hits at Grafting Public Officials   Communities Enslaved, Teen Agers Targets of Crime, Committee Says

Crime Committee Ends Its Investigations; Report Suggests Continuing Study

Senate Investigators Issue Final Report In Which They Recommend Establishment Of National Crime Coordinating Council To Keep Searchlight On Corruption

Gambling Still Rife in Florida Probers Charge  Committee Calls On

Commitee Makes Final Report On  Investigation   Congress ‘Asked To Give Support  In Wanted Crusade

>  "TWIN EVILS’ BERATED BY U.S. PROBERS      Stinging Blasts Loosed At Pair Of Top Officials

Crime Probers Call On People To End Evils   Committee Urges Citizens -To Wipe Out Ganasters

envestigarors issue ringi Keport Senate Probers Urge Cities Across the Nation To Unite in a War on Organized Crime. Graft

Senate Probers Call on Nation To Battle Crime   Final Report of Investigating Committee After Sensational 15-Month Inquiry Tells of “Captive” Communities” Held in Bondage by Organized Underworld and Grafting Officials

National Crusade On Crime Proposec   Senate Probers Call for Citizens Across U. S. to Fight Gangsterism

Solons Write ‘Blistering’ Final Report   Two City Leaders Rebuked; Youths’ Problem Revecled

Urge Cities Band for War on, S. Crime   Senate Probers Call for ‘National Council to Fight ‘Underworld

Cities Should Band Together, Expose Evils, Probers Say   Florida Governor Blasted; Ex - Mayor O'Dwyer ‘Friend of Hoodlums’

Senators Ask Cities Fi ig ht Crime 8 Setup   Committee Ends ‘Vo. night Bat Recommends Successor

Report Follows 15-Months-Long Senate Inquiry   Privately-Financed National Crime Coordinat ing Council Suggested as First Remedy

CRIME GROUP ASKS CITIES TO BATTLE   Senate Investigators Call for War on Organized Corruption

Final Report Hits Grafting By Officials   Cornmitiee Ends  - Sensational Check By “Urging Creation ‘Of ‘Grime Council

Senate Unit Submits Its Last Report   Hits at Gangland’s Dope _ Traffic and Grafting Public Officials.

Senate Probers Urge Unified  War on Crime   Report Aims Stinging Blows at Truman’s Pal O'Dwyer, Warren, Governor of Florida

SENATE GROUP GIVES FINAL REPORTS   Campaign Against Graft Of Public Officials Urged   Blasts Warren, O'Dwyer; Tells Of Open Gambling At Kentucky Clubs

Fourth And Final Kefauver Crime Report Hits Washington And Florida Hardest

Crime and Graft Conditions Bared In Inquiry Report   Continuation of Broad Crusade For Law Enforcement Is Urged By Committee as Its Term Ends

REPORT MAPS MAIN STREET CRIME TRAIL   Calls Cities to Join War -on Criminal Groups and Public Grafters.

Senate Crime Investigating Group Issues Final Report Urging Cities To Fight Organized Crime, Graft

Cities Held In Bondage, Probers Say   Drug Addiction Increase Laid to Ganaland’s Greed   ‘Case Histories’ Show “Buckpassing’ Pattern

FINAL REPORT MADE TODAY ON CRIME PROBE   Senators Propose National Commission Help Cities Fight Corruption.

National, Local Commissions Recommended   Call for Drastic Action On Underworld, Corrupt Public Officials

Florida’s Warren Hit By Report   Overhauling Of State And Local Laws Also Advocated In Drive

Senate Group Urges Gitizen War on Evils.  Grafters, Hoodlums Hold Communities i  Randamao Te Pannret

Investigating Committee Calls On Cities Across Nation To Band Together To Combat Organized Unlawfulness And Dishonesty Of Public Officials—Group Going Out Of Existence Tonight Urges Congress To Carry On Crusade-—Vigilance Council Proposed

Crime Probers Want Congress To Aid in Fight  Local Units Seen As Potent Method Of Endina Bliaqht

Approves. Controlled Wire Taps   Final Report Blasts   Florida’s Governor, — Ambassador O’ Dwve:

Senate Group In Report After 15-Month Probe   Committee Ends Existence Friday; © Urges Congress To Continue Crime Wa:

Urges Extension In Crime Probe   Senate Panel in Final “Report Asks Cities To Unite in Drive

Cities Are Urged to Hit Crime   Local Government Must Be Recaptured By People, Senate Prohe Renort Save

Probets’ Report Raps O'Dwyer, Fla. Governor   Committe Asks Congress To Cdrry On Crusade; Existence Ends Tonight

Senate Probers Call for Citie Throughout United States fo  Band Together for War on Crime Grafting Public Officials Are Flaved in Final Report

Cities Asked To Band Together  In War On Crime, Corruption   Copper Strike Continues Despite Invocation Of Taft-Martley Act

Senators Stress Concerted Drive on Local Level   Narcotics, Graft Held Direct Threats to © U. S. Democracy

Long Study Concluded  By Senators   Committee Urges Private Groups To Take Up Fight

Urge Cities Join Forces  For Fight  Charge’Crime Grafting Officials  EFnaece Enelavemen

Keep Up Fight On  Crime   Probers in Call ‘To Cities ina Final Report to Band Together

Froioning Advised  Boll Weevil Damage Showing In Robeson’s Cotton Fields

Truce Parleys In New Crisis Over Shooting   ‘Allies Troops Blamed Fo Slaying Of Chinese Patrol Leader

Reds Blame UN; Allies Suspect Korean Source  ‘Deny Evidence Of © UN Participation

ViolenceReport May Cause Rift In Truce Talks «  General Nam Blames’: Alli ed Soldiers for ae

SHOOTING BRINGS A NEW CRISIS IN ARMISTICE TALKS   Nam Blames Allied Troops for Killing of Chinese Patrol Leader in Neutral Zone Near Kaesone.   ADM. JOS-SAYS CHARGE IS NOT SUBSTANTIATER   CT. ON. Command Statement Attributes Killing to Korean Civilians Trying ta Sabotage Truce Parley.

Korean Delegate Blames Allies For Slaying Of Chinese In Neutral Zone   United Nations Representative Says Preliminary Investigation By Joint Allied-Red Group Refutes Charges

Crisis Arises  Again   Nam Demands Reply; Admiral Joy Denies Zone Shooting

UN Truce Chief Says Red Slaying Claim Disproved   Preliminary Check Clears Allies, Joy Tells Communists

Shooting Controversy Fails To Halt Truce Talks  Commie Charges Not Substantiated   Commie Charges Not Substantiated By Joint Probe, Adm. Joy Asserts

Shooting in Safety Zone Perils Talks  On Korean Truce   Red Delegate Blames Allied Troops in Killing Of Chinese Soldier Near Kaesong; Buffer Zone Parley by Sub-Committee, However, Continues

North Korea’s Lt. Gen. Nam II Blames Allied Troops For Slaying Of Chinese Patrol Leader; Demands Satisfaction

President Mum About Dawson   Declines To Say If  Assistant Will Heed

TRUMAN HEDGES ON DAWSON QUERY   Declines To Say If His Aide Will Testify

Tells Newsmen The West Can Count Him As A Fri  Tito Will Cooperate. But Won't Join NATO

Tito: Willing fo Cooperate; Wont Join Western Pact   Says West Can Count Him As Friend In War

Tito Pledges Aid To West   But He Isn't Willing Te Join Atlantic Pact

Tito Ready to Support Atlantic Pac   Yugoslav Premier on Side of West in Event of War

Marshal Tito Declares He Is Willing To Co-Operate With Atlantic Pact Nations, But He Will Not Join

Tito Ready To Cooperate With West   ‘Won't Sign With The Atlantic Pact Nations However

Tito Assures West Of Help If War Comes   Yugoslav Leader, However, Refuses To Join Atlantic Pae

Tito Pledges Tie With West   He Will. ‘Cooperate With But Not Join Atlantic Pact

TITO WILL AID, WILL NOT JOIN PACT NATIONS   Yugoslay Premier Friend of West If War Should Come

Senate Group Balks Truman Control Plea   Way Left Open For Change In Capehart Price Amendment

Fifty-Five Cases on Docket for July Term of 112th District Court; Jurors Called 9th

Congressional Roundup. — Expect President To Crack Whip On Demo ‘Irregulars

Allied Forces Press North  Ou Wide Front   Withdrawal From Iron Triangle Puts Reds tn Complete Retreat

Allies Now 25 Miles Beyond 38th Parallel   ryonggang and Kumsong Within Range of Our Guns  Th. Been nnd Wehnewenn c=

Headed For Yalu Again?  Allies Chasing Commies Along Front Of 70 Miles

Tank-Infantry Teams Sweep Over Crumpled Ruins Of “Triangle”   Allies Sweep Forward 5,000 To 6,000 Yards Without Encountering Enemy Resistance.

UN Pursue: Retreating Red Army   Tank-Infantry Teams Advance On 70-Mile Front; Little Resistance

Pyongeang In Range Of UN Guns   Red Resistance Crumbles After Loss Of Bastion

Milifary Chiefs Warn Congress Of New Danger   Billions to.Be Added To Budget, Sécret Testimony Reveals

Danger Of All-Out  War Looms   Military Warns Congress Of Increasing Threat

Largest Single Item $4 Billion for Patton Medium-Gun Tanks; To Speed Guided Missile Production.

Military Heads Warn War Threa ls Increasing   Army Alone to Call Up 430,000 Men In Next 12 Months

430,000 New Gls Needed, Report Says   Billion More to Be Added To Defense Budget,  Teac, Waww

Military Heads Say Danger Of Big War Grows   More Men, More Millions For . Defense Planned

MILITARY SAYS DANGER OF WAR IS INCREASING   Plan to Call Up 430,000 Men Possibly Within Next 12 Months

Military Chiefs See Danger of  Global Conflict   Army Plans to Call 430,000. Men to Duty In Next 12 Mor*ths

Congress Told All-Out War Danger Grows; More Defense Billions To Be Requested

‘Military Warns of D. anger of All-Out War: Army Plans to Draft 430.000

Army To Call 1500 Guard,  Reserve Brass   Announce Majors, Lt. Colonels Will Go on Active Duty by June 2¢

Duty For Field Grade Officers   Total OF 1.500 To Bi In Active Service By June 29

DREW PEARSON SAYS: ANNA ROSENBERG'S CONFIRMA TION WAS AN IMPORTANT VICTORY: CONSPIRAC' AGAINST. HER A COMPLETE FIZZLE; COMMITTEE TESTI MONY READS LIKE FICTION.

“Strategists” Consider Aspects of New Building   Local Observers Chat of Statues P ga and Reverse Lend-

100-Lap Race Slated At Park Here Aug. 18   Local Businessmen Provide Special Trophy fo Year's Feature Event at Community Park.

24 Enter Local Year's Feature Marathon Act   Regular Schedule Set ‘For This Coming Sat urday Night. .

 DAVE SHARTEL, Jr., Ina Ph. 103   Army Red Tape Too Much For C. C.

Accidents Fatal “To 17 Ohioans  Canton Newspaper Cameraman Killed

Boy, 7, Killed When Bar Falls   James Psurny, Near Bryan, Suffocated

Soviets Won't Try To Wreck Peace Trealy   ‘Moscow Radio Hints Rus  sia May Even Submit Treaty Draft

Reds Won't Hamstring Conference   Soviet Press Says Sole Aim To Voice Their Peace Ideas

Moscow Press Hints Soviet Union’ Will Attempt to Get Own Views: Tot, Recard and Before World

Preacher Saves Congregation From Death Pactor Eallawe Deliverance’ Tonic With Rescue

SOME RELIEF IS PREDICTED LATE FRIDAY   Record Lows Set In Many Sectors; Coast, Valley Hit

Ends Testimony With Another Blast at Truman   Denies He Ever Gat Workable Pian From Capitol ta Wace War

General Assails Great Britain's Policy in China   Senators Finished With ‘Old Soldier’ After Three Days

Blasts HT, British In Final Talk   Warns Free World Doomed Unless Red Korea Threit Ends

OUTLASTS SENATORS  Old Soldier Is Strong To the End As He Pounds Home Beliefs

‘Time Is Running Out on Us.  Free World Must Crush Red Menace it in i Korec Or Face Destruction. Gen. MacArthur Warns   lWan With a Long Memory  re Brought No Files With Him From Tokyo, MacArthur Says

MacArthur Warns Free World May Be Doomed   General Says Only Alternative Is to Crush Red Threat in Korea

"Destruction Looms Unless ‘Reds Crushed’   General Ends With New Blast At President

General Finishes Long Testimony Before Senators   Takes Final Blast At Truman Policy Before Departing

ENDS TESTIMONY WITH NEW DEMAND FOR TOUHER WAR   Again Hits Truman: Never Got Workable Fighting Plan He Charges   DEFENDS POLICIES   Hammers at Win-The-WarSoon Theme: Marshall to Be Heard Monday

Must Crush Reds in Korez   Or Free World Doomed; Denies Ever Violated Presidential Order

General Rests Case Before Senate Probe  Naver Vialated Orda   Never Violated Orde: He Declares, But Got No Workable Plan

MacArthur Rests Case With Board   SHOWDOWNS DUE Truman Policies Face Two-Fold Test in East

Slaps Policy ‘Vacuum’ For Korea Action   . Denies Violation Of Truman Orders; Avers ‘British Cut Own Throats

Crush China's Threat, Fired Leader Pleads   General, at Same Time, Asks U.S. Lead Way fo Ban All Wars

He Says Free World Facing Destruction lf We Fail in Korea   Winds up Three Days of Constant Testimony With Blast at Truman Denying He Violated Orders

Washington Orders Hazy,  ‘General Hints   Qld Soldier Rests Case Before Fading Away Taward New York

Korea Enemy Threatening Free World, General Says  Destruction Feared  H War Is Not Won   Destruction Feared If War Is Not Won By United Nations.

Deposed General Says Civili: zation On Brink Of Committinn Srinride   THINKS REDS MIGHT WIN UNDER PRESENT POLICY

General MacArthur Gives Final Warning on Korea, Denies Violatins Orders

Smash Korean Reds, Warning  In Closing Case  - World Doomed — [f Communists Win, He Says

President Blasted In Final Testimony   Could Not Go On Or Ordering Men To  Deaths, General py ee, RS

Communism Must Be Destroyed In  Korea,He Says   “Time Is Running Out,” General Tells Congress men; Letting Enemy Win There Surest Route To World War Il, He Maintains

Warns Free World Doomed Unless Red Threat Is Halted   General MacArthur Issues Statement At Close of Three Days of Testimony

Ousted General Rests His Case  Before Senate  Violent Controversy T.. q <7 —_ re ee   Violent Controversy Is Left in Capital; Harder Blows Urged

“NEARER T0 GOAL   Noon Reports Show Amount 935 Total   EUDORA OVER THE TOF

“NEARER TO COA   Noon Reports Show Amoun Within in $3, 500 of $13, 935 Total   EUDORA OVER THE TOF

Push Patrols Five Miles Past Wonju   Rede Withdraw In That Area; Fight In Street In Others

Reds Infiltrate Sixty Miles Behind Lines At  Youngwol In Southeast

Red Spearhead 60 Miles Behind UN Front Lines      -8is Down Russ-Made Jets in Biggest Aerial Battle

FEW SCATTERED CLASHES OCCUR ACROSS KOREA   Chinese Make Another Unexplaine Withdrawal

Patrols Push On 5 Miles  Beyond City   Communists Plunge 60 Miles Behind Front  Lines In Southeast

Fighting Assumes No Pattern As. . Clashes Scat ered       Attention Shifts To Air Warfare

Spearhead Of Reds Smashes 60 Miles South   Jets Battle Along Manchurian Border Jn Major Eneounter

Patrols Push Five Miles North of Vital City With No Opposition, But Reds Continue To Infiltrate Through Fluid UN Front Line

Jarl as Ghwat Th... ., Yank Jets WRUGL LUWii  Four Enemy Planes in Battle Near Yalu River

Maior Air Battle  Exnlodes ~   American F-84 Jets Shoot Down Four Russian MIG-15s

Allies Advance Without Meeting Enemy Opposition  Only Spotted Clashes Ara Rannrtod Aerace   Only Spotted Clashes Are Reported Across The Korean Front

U.S. Jets Down 5 MIGs in Big Aerial Battle   UN Troops Reoccupy Wonju in Changing War on Ground

Allies Take Battered Wonju Once More Five Red Jets Downed. Two Damaaed In Wild Doafiach}

Red Spearheads Drive Sixty Miles Deep Into Lines In Southeast   American Thunderjets Shoot Down Four Russian MIGs In Biggest, Wildest Air Dog-Fight.

M Arthur Firing Worrying Japan  Dulles Proposes Speedup Of Peace

Bitter Argument Over Price Controls Revolves Around This Issue .  What’s the Cost of Raising a Calf i in 1 Texas!

Confusing Issue of Beef Rollbacks Revolves About Cost of Raising Calves

—THE SAME OLD ARGUMENT—  Just How Much, Does It Cost To Raise A Calf?

Bitter Arguments On Beef Prices Centered On What It Costs To Raise A Calf In Texas

BLAST KILLS BOY, 3, INJURES 2 BROTHERS   Bazooka Shell Explodes While Oklahoma Youths Play With It at Farin Home.

PRESIDENT SAYS ATOM ATTACK DANGER GROWS   Industry Dispersal In Event at War To be Given Study

Campaign Hearings To End Next Weel   Report On Tydings-Butle Fiasco Not Expected For Weeks

EXPECTS REPORT IN MID-APRIL   Maryland Election Cam paign Probe To Conclude Next Week

——_——___——— Enough For All —-—_—— Chemists Find New Materials For Production of New Wonder Hormone

Methods Offer Ample Cortisone ‘   Wonder Drug Can Be Made From Plentiful Materials

Three New Ways Announced For Making Cortisone From Abundant Raw Materials

Cortisone Scarcity May Be Over   Three Brilliant New Ways of Making It Discovered.

wanes Fnough ror All —_——_"—"— Chemists Find New Materials For Production of New Wonder Hormone

Cortisone ‘For All Seen In New Steps   Science Discovers More Ways To Turn Out Wonder Drug

STATE RIRES TAX AIDES IN BROOKLYN   Refusal to Sign Immunity Waivers Brings Ousters

9 Men Die in Crash of Marine TransportPlane  Entire Crew Killed Whan Shin Crack<

Marine Plane Crashes: 7 Die   Plane Falls In Chesapeake Bay in Storm

CRAFT FALLS DURING WINDSTORM  Nine Marines Die In Crash Of Transport Plane In Virginia

FAILED IN CRASH UF MARINE PLANE   BIG SHIP GOES DOWN IN RAIN AND WINDSTORM IN VIRGINIA.

—LUCIANO LINKED TO RING— Dope and Bogus Bills Seized, 10 Arrested

Allies Reenter Hoengsong Then Leave For Night   Say Trapped Enemy Is Major Segment Of 30,000-Man Force Which Includes Asiatic Amazons; Pursue Reds After Yonqwol Taken

UN Patrol Re-Enters Hoengsong   Allies Decimate Communist Units Below Yongwol

ALLIES PUSHING NORTH  UN Divisions Trap Large  Commie Foree In Korea

DRIVE CONCENTRATED   Madison Owen Pleads Guilty To a Charge of Vote Buying

Pieads Guilty To Vole Buying Charge   Carthage Man One of Several Indicted.

Baby Sitter Caught By Cops in Gotham  Along with Two Other Teen-Age Girls and Two Men

POISON POWDER ~—-FOUNDIN HOTEL   WAITER QUOTED AS SAYING : IT WAS GIVEN FIM TO PUT IN SUGAR.

Hotel Waiter. Jailed For Refusing Details . 'On Poisonous Powder

Discover Hotel Poisoning Plot   lowa Waiter Asked to Put Powder in Sugar

Board Keeping Silent On St. Joe School Scrap Resisnation:   Greater Mercy Named Interne Training Center

WITHHOLD ALL COMMENT ON TUESDAY MEET   Deadline For Appointment Of Acting Superinter dent Nears

Bell felephone Ufticial Is Chairman  Truman Drafts 11 Top Scientists To Assist In Co-ordinating Research, Defense Planning

President Drafts 11 Top Scientists To Assist In Planning For Defense

11 Scientists Are Drafted By President  To Advise Wilson On Secret Researea

TOP SCIENCE MEN   Wants  1 Committee Mem: bers to Co-Ordinate Re search, Defense   BUCKLEY A CHAIRMAN

President Drafts Eleven Leading Scientists to Co-Ordinate Research, Planning for Defense

President Drafts Eleven Scientist:   Men Will Help Coordinate Research, Planning for Defense

11 Scientists Drafted For Defense Work   President Truman Selects Top Men In Nation

Federal, Private Science Research  Will Coordinate  11 Scientists Called To Help Project For Defense

11 Top Scientists Drafted To Help Plan U. S. Defense   Others Listed

1 Scientists To Co-ordinate Defense Plans  Named by Truman As Advisors To ; Mobilization Chief

FOUL WEATHER CUTS VOTING IN STATE   Change In Ohio Constitution Is Approved  RIARFA      Wins Third Term As Mayor Of Columbus; Burke Wins Cleveland Race

Republican Gains Easy Victory in 3rd District, Weather Cuts Balloting

Third District Victory. Cheers Ohio GOP Force:   Republicans Claim Win Indicates Strenath in 1952 Buckeye Races

Republican Wins Thire  Congressional Seat   Burke RKeelected At Cleveland; Voters Favor: More Than One Probate Judge

Truce Teams Wranele For  Five Hours   No Headway Reported In Peace Parley

No Headway In Truce Parley By Negotiators   Wrangle For Five Hours But Fail To Make Proaress

Olney, U.S. Center of Population, Takes Big Bow at Ceremonies Today

House Vote Due On Used Car Tax   Proposal Arouses Strong Resistance

House Committee Discusses Taxing  Sale of Used Cars   Resistance Is Stron; on Ground Seven  Per Cent Paid  on New Autos

Senator Blasts Truman On Economic Controls In Brief Senate Speech

Sen. Capehart Assails Truman   Says President Is Seeking ‘Blank Check On Controls Law

India-Pakistan — Peace Demanded   Britain and U. S. Call for End of Feud to Ease Asian Unrest

Report Mao Willing to Consider Cease-Fire Plan As Basis for Negotiation:

Four Lads Drown As Raft Founders  Fifth Is Saved  From ley Death

Contempt Trial Of Spies Opens  Scientists Accused Of Shielding Reds

Suspended Prof On Trial Today  Hiskey Charged With Contempt Of Congres:

ieee enim .geinetmenencceaecions 3 KILLED, 30 INJURED IN GUATEMALA UPRISING

Armed Forces Manpower Goal Boosted   Number of Defense Workers Also Upped by President

Raises Military Goal by Million   Asserts War Plants Neec 4. Million More Men

Truman Boosts Armed Forces’ Manpower Aim   Increase in Defense Workers Urged; Draft Of Youths Questioned

4 Million More Men Asked For Defense Needs   Congress Questions Proposed Draft Age; May Extend Service

Truman Raises Manpower Goal   342 Million Force Sought by June 30

Manpower Goa Raised Sharply By President  Congressmen Inquire aan _.....-. oe fp

TRUMAN HIKES ARMED FORCES REQUIREMENTS   Extension of Age And Service Limits Also Is in Prospect

Manpower Goals Raised For Production Defense   Talk of Extension

ARMED FORCES REQUIREMENTS   Extension of Age And Service Limits Also Is in Prospect

Lowering Draft Age Limit Not Fully Approved  Congressmen Feel Move May Not Yet Be Necessary

Truman Raises Armed Forces Manpower Goal   Asks 4 Million Hike In Defense Workers

Manpower Quota Hikec By Truman  Defense e Workers   Defense Workers To Be Increased Ry Four Willian

Truman Asks Sharp Boost In Manpower  Sets Armed Forces Goal at 3,400,000, Calls for Increase Yen War Praduction

U.S. FLAYS SOVIET JAP TREATY PLAN   Charges Stalin Provisions Would Be ‘Conniving at Agoressicn’

U.S. Raps Reds On Jap Treaty  Say Russia Connives At Aggression in Note

U.S. ACCUSES RUSSIA OF CONNIVING AT DENIAL OF FAIR PLAY IN JAPAN

U. 5. Blisters Reds in Reply  Russian Jap Peace Proposal Reiected

OPS to Tell New Pricing Plan Tonight   Manufacturers’ Code  to Bring Reductions, Officials Claim

New Price Method For Manufacturers ToBe Announced   More Reductions Than Increases Expected by OPS

PRICE CEILING REGULATION AWAITED   Rollback Of Some Prices To Be Announced Tonight

OPS Ceiling Method. Due. Slashes Seen   Price Formula Will Be Given Tonight *For Manufacturers

 will Affect Consumer Goods... .  Government Plans For Price Ceilings

Refailers Given 30 Days More On Ceiling Prices   OPS to Announce Regulations Tonight For Manufacturers

Extension on Retail Prices  Dae Sea eager ae   Allot 30 Days More on MarginType Ceilings

Retail Stores Get Extension  New Price Ceilings Put Off To May 30

OPS Grants Extensions  Retail Stores Have.   Retail Stores Have Time To Set Marvin

Government Set To Reveal Price Computing Plan   75,000 Manufacturer To Set New Ceilings On Consumer Goods

Refailers Given More Time fo File New Type Ceilings   Deadline for CPR-7 Data Is Set at May 30

OPS To Reveal  Price Yardstick New Plan For Ceiling Prices Affects Miany

OPS Extends Deadline For New Price Ceilings   Retail Stores Granted Another 30° Days to Put Margin-Type Price Controls Into Effect; Pricing Charts Must Be Filed by. May 30

Retail Stores Given 30-day Extension For Filing of Price Control Charts

OPS Extends Deadline   Retailers Get Another 30 Days in Which To File Pricing Charts

MERCHANTS GET 30 DAYS ~ MORE ON PRICE CHARTS   DiSalle Grants Extension Until: May 30 on Order to Put "Marginal Price Ceilings in Effect. Keeps Prices Under General Freeze Until Charts Are Filed

New Extension F or Retailers  On Price Rule   Another Extension, This Time to May 30, Given By Director DiSalle

Refailers Granted Exfension 3y OPS   Mave Until May 30 to Put New Price Control Ceilings im Etec?

THIRTY MORE DAYS   U. S. Retail Stores Have Until May 30 to File Price Charts

OPS Extends Price Deadline  Price Charts Controls Extended to May 30

New Computing Plan for Ceiling Prices Readied   Manufacturers May Make More Price Drops Than Boosts

Retailers Get Extension   OPS Again Grants 30 Days Time On Price Reports

New Method To Compute Top Prices _  Is Expected   Government To Tell Manufacturers How To Determine Costs

Retailers Get TimeExtension  OnCeiling Plan   Deadline Delayed 30 Days For Markup Of Margin Prices

RETAILERS GIVEN ~ EXTENSION BY OPS   ‘May 30 Is New Deadline  For Putting Margin-Type  Price Control Ceilings In  Effect

New Factory Price Ceiling Plan Qutlined  OPS Order To Affect 75,000 Companies

RETAILERS GIVEN TIME EXTENSION ON-PRICE CEILINGS   Stores Get Until May 30 To Put Margin-Type Price Curbs Into Effect

To Compute Ceilings By New Method   75,000 Manufacturers To Get DiSalle Plan Some Time Tonight

OPS Ready With a New Price Method .   Government to Give 75,000 Manufacturer Regulations Tonight

Steel Taiks Planned Jan. 7      SN Te  Companies Agree To Send Spokesmen; Murray’s Office Mun

WAGE DISPUTE SHOWDOWN IS DUE IN WEEK   Stabilization Board Calls Meeting January 7

Meat Retailers Urge Congress to End Price Control   Make Appeal as Beef Supply Is Seen Dwindling

Congress Is Urged To Remove Price Controls on Meat   Appeal Made by Dealer: as Beef Cattle Sale This Week Slumps to Three-Year Low

Nation's Dealers Hit Meat Control  Letter Demands No Price Fixing

Ask Controls On Meat Be Taken Off.   Fears Scarcity Unless Congress Takes Action

Meat Dealers Demand End Of Controls  Afraid of Shortage And Black Market  a een a

Meat Dealers Ask Control End  _Dwindling Supplies Of Beef Are Noted

Beef Dealers Ask Removal Of Controls   Predict Shortages, Megal Markets

Dealers Ask Removal Of Price Curbs  Cattle Sales At Three-Year Low

BEEF DWINDLES; “ASK CONGRESS TO REMOVE CONTROLS   Sale of Cattle Slumps; Bic Packers Shut Down Plants.

Meat Dealers Urge Solons To Liff Controls  Week's Cattle Trading Slumps To Fh. none Wawnw ff sence

SEE BLACK MARKE]   Retail Dealers Appeal tc Cor~ress to Remove Beef Controls

End Meat Curb, Congress Urged   Black Market Warning Voiced in Briefs:  anth Cammittees

U.S. RESTS IN PERJURY CASE   Remington’s Classmate At Dartmouth Was Last Witness

Remington Will Ask Dismissal   Government Rests Case Aaainst Him

In Finot Report  Crime Probers Urge US Cities To Battle Rackets. Grafters -

Report Of Crime Probe Has Warning   Cities Urged To Fight Racketeers And Corruption

Senates Crime Probers Urge Cities to Fight Gangsters and Corruption

Senate Probers Say Crime Holds Cities Cantive   Urge Unified Fight Against Organized Evil and Corruption

PROBERS URGE US. 70 WAR ON GRIME   Cile Widespread Infiuence of Gangsters, Grafiing Officials

Probers, In Dramatic Report, Urge Crusade Against Crime  Committee Slaps Warren, O'Dwyer

Commniunities Urged To Join  Against Crime, Corruption and  Drug Traffie

Group Says Democracy Vanishing   nete Crime Commiltes Went Out OF Business At Midniahs

Senate Group Warns of Peril To Democracy  Committee Asks Coast-to-Coast Cleanup Drive

‘rime Probers Urge US. ‘itizens To Jom In War  in Rackets And Grafter:   Committee Winds Up 15-Months Long Investigation With Dramatic Appeal For Aid In Preservation Of Democracy

ENATORS URGE FIGHT ON CRIME AND CORRUPTION   eclare Racketeers and  Grafting Public Officials  Hold Number of Communities Captive.   SK FOR LARGE, SMALL CITIES SEE   vestigators Slap  Florid: vernor and O’Dwyer— Call Latter a Friend of Hoodlums.

Says Democracy Is  , Vanishing in Number of American Communities; Hits Hard at Conditions in Scranton.

Fatalities Soar fo din Wisconsin   Seven Killed in Trio of Train Crossing Mishaps

‘Home Rule’ Welfare Plan  Passes House .   Fugitives Forgiven;Warring Factions Await Session Re-opéning

Polifical Arena Gets Crowded   Four-Cornered Race In Supreme Court

House Passes ‘Defense Funds, Foreign Aid   Airbase Reactivation Monev Included in Huge Appropriation

House Passes Huge Foreign Aid Allotment   $8 Billion Measure To Fight Communism Now Goes to Senate

House Approves Record Foreign Aid Bill Despite Republican Economy Move

House Beats Down GOP Try To Cut Funds   Bill To Ban Help To Red-Aiding Countries Voted

Foreign. Aid Oked By House   Republican Attempts To Cut Funds Beaten

House Votes Eight Billion ~ Dollars for Foreign Aid   Bill Put Through, 221; to 99, After Repeated Republican Attempts to Cut Funds Fail—Chamber Also Approves $4,478,000,000 More for Defense—Most of Money Will Go for Bases Facing Russia and Her Satellites.

House Passes  Huge Foreign  Aid Measure   Beats Down Attempts By GOP to Cut Funds: Bill Is Sent to Senate

House Finally Approves Huge Appropriation Measure for Foreign Aid

House Votes Foreign Aid $8.2 Billion       ote Halts GOP Attempts To Cut Down Program; LEN. Nat Bancied

, ‘BETTER THAN WALKING” Helicopters Prove Successful ‘In First Combat Airlift Use

President Faces Coalition of GOP, Southern Demos   State of Union Talk To Be Made to Joint Session at 12 Noon

Truman Busy on Revisions in Message   New Congress Due to Give Programs Rough Going Over

State of Union Policy Waited   Truman Programs Facine Rouch Road

Scientists Hail ‘Mild’ A-Bomb      Small Blast May. Indicate. Significant Control Step:

Baby A-Bomb Blast Called Full. Success   Scientists Happy Over Results Of Latest Nevada Explosion: Weapon Ie Practical Nave

Atomic Scientists Elated Over Small A-Bomb Explosion   May Be Significant Step in Attempts To Control Atom

Bitter Fight onEastern Front in Korea   UN Forces Seize Two Hills; Reds Ce ald ne

Rout Enemy. Afler Bitter Fnoagements   War dis Resumed on Two Fronts in Korea: One Battle Sul in Progre

Hill Battle Is Continued   Results In Fight For Key Heights Still In Doubt

UN Attacks Drives Reds Northward  Heavy Losses Said Inflicted on Retreating Enemy

One of the Most Rigid Clamps on Position of U. S. Troops Invoked

Reds Hurl Back U.S. Battalion Near Hongchon  Resistance Stiffens All Along Fronf; News Blackout Imposed —

YanksDriven Back By Reds In Hill Areas   Censorship Shrouds Exact Location Of Units Near Parallel

Resistance Is ‘Very Stiff Thru Center   News Blackout Placed On Distance To 38th Parallel

Reds Hurl Back Yanks At Key Hill   Tokyo Orders Blackout On Troop Distance From 38th Paralle}

Security Cloak Over War Front      es Not Al to Cite Distance  From Parallel 38   a y ~~ “seg rthe re) ag ae Ba

Security Cloak Over War Front   REDS STIFFEN DEFENSE   Enemy Hurls Back U. S. Troops Northeast of Hongchon Base

Fight Rages Near 38th as Enemy Braces  Gen. MacArthur Clamps Censorship On Combat Front

U.S. Troops Hurled Back After Fight   Gen. MacArthur Imposes Censorship on Mention Of Distance to ‘Line’ Believed 328th.

‘MacArthur Puts Blackout On Locations   Newsmen Can't Give Distances To Parallel 38

Reds Fight Back Near Hongchon   U. $. Battalion Is Hurled Back in  Day-Long Battle; A News Blackout

Resistance Is Stiffer on Central Front   MacArthur Forbids Press To Report How Far Allies Are From Parallel]

Red Resistance Stiffens Along Korean Front   Americans Stopped At One Point By Communist Forces

U.S. Troops Run Into “Very Stiff’ Red Resistance  Battling Northeast

Red Resistance Stiffens On Front In Central Korea   U. S. Battalion Hurled Off Hill: MacArthur Clamps On Most Rigid News Ban of Wa

Allied Troops Push Nearer th Line   Patrols Continue To Advance In Korean Sector

U.S. Troops Meet Stiff Resistance  en, Pe  ee a eee feels   Yank Battalion  —Hurled Back; Strict  News Blackout On

Battling Americans Find Red Resistance Tougher On Central Korean Front

U.S. Troops Run Into Stiff Red Resistance   _ Well-Dug-In Enemy Halts Americans Above ) Hongchane MacArthur Orders News Blackout On Distance ‘to a Certain Line’ in Korea

REDS STIFFEN DEFENSE LINES   MacArthur ‘Orders Black out On News Of Allied Movements

Allies Run Into Stiff Resistance In Central Front   Report Of American Reversal Is Cloaked Under Tight News Restriction; Allies Gain Elsewhere

Reds Provide  Stifter Fight ' InNew Stand   Hurl Back American Battaljon After All Day  Rattle   NEAR HONGCHON   Gen. MacArthur Places   Rigid News Restriction on Newspapermen in Korea.

Blackout On > Korea News I:  Clamped On   MacArthur Lowers Curtain On Word From 38th Parallel

Reds Are Fighting Back   Allies Run Into Much Heavier Resistance All Along Front As -They Near Parallel 38

Censorship Cloaks U. S.  Movements   Reds Fight Back From Hill Points In Central Korea

U. S. Troops Meeting Stiff  Resistance  News Blackout on Sath Parallel

Reds Stiffen. Stop GI Unit   MacArthur Shrouds Drive’s Nearness  To Parallel 38

Reds Stiffen Resistance on Central Front   American Troops in Area Find Chinese Putting Up More Ficht Than Usual

News Day, Night   Stiff Defense Set By Enemy At Hongehon   Allies 17 Miles From Border In Last Word Sent Before News Ban

MacArthur Puts Blackout on U. S. Positions   Correspondents Not To Mention 38th Parallel in Any Way

Enemy Hurls Back American Battalion After Day-Long Fight for Contested Hill Position.

Troops Run Into Stiff Resistance  Reds Fighting From Well Dua-in Holes

HIT STIFF OPPOSITION IN KORE   American Battalion. is Thrown Back After AllDay Battle for Central Front Hill Stronghold.   CENSORSHIP BARS MENTION OF BORDER   Correspondents Not Allowed to Tell How Far Allies Are From Certain Line— Parallel 38.

MacArthur Restricts News of Gains Reds Resistance Stronger:  US Battalion Repulsed

American Battalion Repulsed   Red Troops Fight From Well Dug-In Hill Position In Central Korea

Reds Resisting Central Front  Advance By UN   MacArthur Orders Rigid News Blackout on 38th Parallel Action

American Troops Northeast Of Hongchon on the Central Front Meet Stiff Resistance

Reds Stiffen, Throw Back Yank Smash   ‘ Heaviest Censorship Of War Cloaks Allied Activity Near Parallel

MacArthur Puts Blackout on U. S. Positions  Correspondents Not To Mention 38th

Secrecy Shrouds United Nations Patrols Pushing Toward Border Between North,  South Korea; Chinese Make Bitter Stand

MacArthur Clamps Security Blackout On All Mention Of Politically Vital Parallel

American troops: Encounter Strong  Enemy Resistance  Reds Dug into Hill Positions Repulse Attacking Forces

Allied Advance Carries Closer To Parallel 38   Exact Troop Locations Cloaked in Censorship: ” Reservoir, Power Station Captured

U.S, TROOPS MEET STIFF RESISTANCE   Patrol Location Is Kept Secret; Guards Seek Delay

Allies Meet Siffening Red Resistance   Communists Battle Fiercefy in HIB Positions, Slew. ing Alfied Advance

Allies Meet Hot Red Resistance   Censor Hides Actual Location: Close to Parallel, Belief

Red Resistance Toughens; Ban Mention of 38   Foe Hurls Back Yanks; Patrols Operating Close to Parallel

UN Rams Into “Sutt” Enemy Resistance  4\ ean or ie 2 See ee 8 Se, F   Yanks Hurled Back From Vital Hill After Day-long Assault— Patrols Near Border

Enemy Line Stiffens on Central Front   Exact Position Obscured by News Blackout

Rilies At Last Run info Stiff Red Resisiance   One U. S. Battalion Is Hiurled Back.—Impose News Biackout.

neD DEFENSES OTIFFENING IN UNS ADVANCE   Correspondents Not Allowed to Refer to “Certain Line.”

Doughboys Meet Stiff Resistance   Reds Repulse Battalion; Blackout of News on “Certain Line.”

But News Is Suppressed By MacArthur   Forbids Correspondents to Even Mention Boundary in Their Stories

Red Resistance Stiffening on Central Front   Rigid Censorship Clamped on Location Of Allied Troops

CHINESE STRIKE BACK IN EFFORT TO SLOW DRIVE   J, N. Troops Run Into Stiff Opposition On Central Front While Moving Toward  38th Parallel.

Action Puts End To Labor Boycott Of Defense Setup   President To Name Members Of 18-Man Unit Later; Board Has Authority To Handle All Wage And Non-Wage Disputes; Penn. U. President Named Temporary Chairman

Lar: ger Board Set To Handle Pay Disputes:   Troman Seis Up New 18-Member Panel To End Labor Protests 

Truman Names George Taylor To Wage Board   ' Little Steel  ~ Formula Author Heads Group

Truman Starts Building New Wage Board, Names Dr. Taylor Chairman

Dr. George Taylo: Named to Head  New Wage Board  Will Be Chairman Of 18-Man Panel  Truman Plans

New Board Is Created By Truman   Members Of WSB ToBe Named Shortly; To Have 18 Members

Truman Picks George Taylor   He'll Head New Wage Stabilization Board

HST Creates Wage Board   18 Men Would Suggest Settlement of Any Labor Disputes

Truman. Names Dr. Tayor As New Chairman  Of Wage Board   Professor Agrees To Head Board In Organization Only  ts Weer Be ge ees

Wage Board Head Named by Truman   ‘Little Steel Formula’ Author Agrees to Head Group For Organization

Truman Names Dr. Tayor As New Chairman  Of Wage Board   Professor Agrees To Head Board In Organization Only

REBUILDING OF NEW WAGE BOARD BEGUN   Truman Picks Dr. Taylor as Chairman of 18Man Group.

Truman Creates New Group To Replace Former  Stabilization Unit   Stabilization Unit Can Recommend Plan Of Settlement; Labor, Industry, Public ‘In’

Truman Selects Ex-WLB Head as New Wage Czar   Rebuilding Job On Pay Control Agency Begins

Truman Creates 18 Member WSB  " Have Final Word = Ail teber Disputes

Author of ‘Little Steel Formula’ Namec  By President To Head 18-Man WSB

Truman Names Taylor Chairmar (Of Wage Board   Building Of New Board By President Is Now Underway

TAYLOR HEADS NEW PAY BOARD   President Begins Task Of Rebuilding Stabilization Group

WSB Rebuilding Begun by Truman  Taylor Named Head Of Proposed Board

WAGE BOARD FACES TEST ON CONTRACTS   President Creates 18-Member Panel; Boycott Ends

Panel to Hold Broad Powers   Disputes Affecting Defense Program ’ Under Jurisdiction of New WSB

Wage Board To Be Appointed By President   Expect 18-Man Board On Wage Stabilization To Be Named Monday

Wage Board Established  By Truman      Authority for Handling Disputes Constitutes Victory for Labor.

Will Have 18 Members With Dr. Taylor Head   Six Each from Labor, Public And Industry

Truman Begins Wage Board  Reorganization   'Dr. George W. Taylor Is Named Temporary Head Of Interim Group

When It Comes to Valentine Day Sentiment, Men Just Aint What They Used to Be

The Gals Haven’‘t Changed ..  When Grandpa Wrote Own haat Veleitines Were Much Different

Belgian Realizing Dreams of Settlement   Men Slip When It Comes To  Valentine Day Sentiment

Choice Specimens Bared—  Valentines Change; Men Once Penned Their Own

Women Haven’t Changed Male Valentine Sentiments Dilfer From Poetic Spirit of Yesteryear

: Let’ s Face It! Men Aren’t wht They Were in Grandpa's « Day - But Women of Any Age Haven’t Changed One Bit

‘&éorary of Congress Testifies , ery of Song  Men Aren't What They Were OnSt. Valentine’s But the Ladies Haven’t Changed. It Seems

Men Not as Romantic as They Used To be in Writing Valentine Verses

The Men, This Valentine’s Day, Are No! What They Used to Be. Recards Show

; LALENTINE, 1867 VS. 1951  Men Just Ain't As Romantic As They Used To Be

NEW JET BOMBER   ‘Air Force Officials Are Keeping the XB-52 “Under Wraps”

Air Force Gets New Jet Bomber  “Giant Longrange Plane. Rolled Out cIn Darkness :

Methodist Bishop Raps All Gambling  Wicke Cites ‘Moral Laws’; Disagrees With Swint

Chureh Action Urged In War  Against Crime   Dewey Orders Quiz; Bid Pushed To Keep Kefauver Committee

Price-Wage Curbs Due  Soon, Truman Declares   Controls To Be Started ‘As Quick as Possible,’ President Says, but No Specific Date Is Given

Senators Endorse Plan for Wage-Price Control   Government Savs People Hoard Billion Pounds ot Meat

No Date Set  For Freeze   Truman Says Curbs Coming he Soon as Possible

Speed on Price Wage Issue Is Protsod   Controls to he Exacted Rapidly As is Possible

Price Ceilings Coming Fast, Truman Says   Controls To Be Invoked Soon To Halt Spiraling Inflation

But President Refuses To Set Date For Freeze   Wilson Insists Inflation Controls “Are Needed; Would Avaid Rationing

Truman Sees Controls As Coming Soon   But Wilson Declares Rationing Is Hardly In Sight And Says He ‘Hates Controls’

U.S. Controls To Be Applied Soon as Possible   May Call Eric Johnson as Chief Economic Adviser

Senators Hail Price, Wage Freeze Plans   Other Developments Mark Speedup in Defense Mobilization

Voluntary Curbs Wouldn't Work, Director Says   Controls on Economy Expected To Come Within a Week

TRUMAN TO FREEZE PRICES AND WAGES SOON AS POSSIBLE   SOON AS POSSIBLE  President Lacertada Yet  About Date; Wilson Baanoc Ta Aunid Datian

Government May Control Supply Of Manpower   Detense Plants Must Get Men Needed To Fill War Orders

President Says Controls Coming  Fast As Possible   Refuses To Pin Down Definite Date For Freeze.

BACKS DRAFT BILI   Selective Service Chie Wants Indefinite Exten sion of Law   Controls Coming on Rapidly As Possible But No Date Set

TRUMAN REFUSES TO REVEAL DATE FREEZE COMING   BUT SAYS ACTION WILL BE AS SOON AS PRACTICABLE

Says Ceilings To Be Imposed At Earliest Date   President Declines To Say When Price-Wage Freeze Or Action Contemplated; Johnston May Be Called

Early Controls Promised on Prices, Wages   Wilson Thinks Rationing Far Away, Even if Likely at All

Truman Says He Cannot Set Exact Date But That Order Will Issue in Near Future

~ — POLICY — Controls Are Likely 7 Week   MOVE PRAISED IN CONGRESS

Price-Wage Freeze Coming As Soon As Possible President Informs Newsmen

Speed Final Details For Price Freeze   Agencies In Whirl of Activity; Pres. Truman Maps Manpower Rule

PLAN CEILING! JUST AS SOON AS POSSIBLE   National Manpower Polic\ Outlined By President

Price and Wage Freeze Expected Within Week  Wilson Hints Strongly That Such Action — Won't Be Delayed

Price and Wage Controls Coming Soon as Possible, President Says.   President Declines to Give Date, But Points To Speech by Mobilization Director Wilson As lustrating Government's Policy

Pay-Price Lid Action Promised   President Says U.S. To Act As Quickly As Possible Upon Controls

Wage and Price Reins Due Soon ‘Truman States   No Date As Yet, Chief Says, But Ceilings to Come Fast as Possible

Truman Pledges Speedy Action Gh Price Curbs   Ceilings Wil! Be Invoked As Soon As Practical

General Price Freeze May Cut Back Present High Levels Within Week

IN TRUMAN PARLEY ~ Quick-as-Possible Control (f Wages, Prices Promised

Nation Will Get Curbs As Soon As Possible--Truman   Eric Johnston Is Mentioned For Chief Economie Advisor; Clamps Are Expected To Coq On Within Waak

Curbs Soon as Practicable. Truman Says   Erie Johnston Hinted As Economic Advisor —Wilson Calls for  Long-Range Build-up

See Price Freeze In. One Week   President Sets Policy For Voluntary Control Of Nation’s Manpower

Controls fo Be Levied as Soon as Practicable   Johnston Reportedly to Assist Wilson in Administering Setup

U.§. Speeds Preparations For Controls   Truman Outlines New ‘Voluntary’ Manpower Policy

Truman Won’t Set A Date   But Curbs are Expected ‘Within Week; Wilson Urges Speed in Girding. Doubts Rationing

Senators Back Controls Plan  Preparations Being Made to Enforce It

Officials Speed Prenarations For. Price-Wage Curbs  Truman Promises - Controls As Soon  = ti ts Beccihkla

Chief Executive Retuses To Pick Date for Order   Mecanwhile, Wilson Calls for Speed In Oraenization

Eric Johnston May Be Aide To Wilson, Report  General ‘Freeze’ Expected Within Fev Days; Wilson Urges

SPEED PRICE PAY CONTROLS   Washington Officials It Whirl Of Last-Minute  Preparations

Senators To Welcome Start Of Controls  ‘Freeze’ On Now ‘Denwe Anniauce

Price and Wage Ceilings Will Be: Imposed ‘Soon’  Expect Price Freeze: Te Come in a Week .

Senators Cheer Coming Controls   Officials Work Fast On Nationwide Price, And Wage Controls

Truman Confirms Pay-Price Curbs 'Will Be Imposed as Soon as Possible

Ridgway Plan Unreasonable, Peiping Says  Broad cast Denies Charge ai uppet

Reds Say UN Site Proposal Is Unreasonable   Ridgway Suggests Cease-Fire Talks Be Somewhere Else

Van Fleet Says UN Troops Now Hold More Ground Than When Reds Begin Their Latest Offensive Week Ago, Losses Put at 25,000

Wilson Warns Against Defense Effort Letdown  Truce In Korean War Will Not Dete:   Truce In Korean War Will Not Deter United States Plan

Asks Congress Not To Relax  Defense Plans   Wilson Says Truce In Korea Should Not Slow Down Program

Carroll Shies Again At TV  Deed ing Probe   Assured Heil Get ‘Hands’ Treatment Accorded Castello

Carroll Would Avoid Citing For Contemat   St. Louis Betting Commissioner On Stand Again.

Nationalization On Limited Plan Given Approval   British Want Voice tn Sale, Processing

British Suggest Compromise in lranian Dispute  Want to Retain Certain Controls DYUuar Dafinarv -

BANKERS START YEARLY MEETING   Robert M. Hanes Is Principal Speaker Al Opening Of North Carolina Association Convention.

Both Kansas Houses Pas. Deadline for ConsiderOwn Bills  ing’   Rehnol Rosrd tn Meet

Eisenhower Addresses Congress   “ Congressmen’ Told Their Decision To Determine Course Of Civilization

Gen. Eisenhowel Tells Congress Decision Vital  Says Civilization.   Says Civilization. May Depend On. West Europe Defense Pact

a ey  Pleads fo U. S. Defense  et      Tells Congress Future Of This Nation Depends On Decisions That Mouet Sann Ra Mado

Eisenhower Tells Congress Decisions. On Europe Aid To Determine Future

Eisenhower Declares West Going Tc Build liself & Secure Wall Of Peace

World Civilization Is Dependent on U. S.: Eisenhower   General Tells Congress Western Nations Must Be Aided in Line on Aggression

Coalition To Be Continued  Election In Israeli A  RRR S.,5 gray _

ees. clasts, ceupmcneoimnzcind AUTUMN SEASON GETS OFFICIAL START SUNDAY

Peiping Rebuffs Viac’s Peace Bid  Reds Give Distorted Version ta Chinese.

M Arthur Peace Bid Is Spurned   Red China Asserts It's impertinent, Insulting

Red China Rebuffs MacArthur's Bid For Peace Talks   Worth Only ‘Single Laugh’ Is Reply By Peiping Radio

Chinese Reject MacArthur Bid For Korea Peace  Says General States US, Britain Ready  Bar Invasion

Red China Rebuffs MacArthur's Peace Bid As impertinent, Insulting   Communist Broadcast Gives Chinese. People Distorted Version Of Statement

Radio Peiping Ridicules Offer Of Korean Truce  Twisted Vercian   Twisted Version Of Proposal Is Given over Air

Call Offer ‘Insulting’   Communists Twlet Offer Inte Propeganda, Pledge VUnarelenting Fight

MacArthur’s Peace Offer Is Rebuffed By Red China   Peiping Broadcast Claims Statement Insult To Chinese

I  rti ’ Communists Vow To ~. Fight Unrelentingly  Until ‘Aggressor’

Offer Called Impertinent; To Fight On   Peiping Broadcast Asserts Reds Fighting In Defense of China

MacArthur's Peace Bid  Turned Down  Red China Terms Move as Worth Only a Laugh

—REJECT MacARTHUR OFFER— \Chinese Say Peace Bid. Worth Only.One Laugh’

Reds Reject MacArthur’s Peace Offer   Chinese Brand Bid As * Impertinent, Insulting;  Pledge Fight To End

China Laughs At MacArthur   Red Radio Peiping Calls Chinese For ‘Sacred Struggle’

MacArthur Peace Proposal Rebuffed by Red China as “Worth Only Single Laugh”

China Rebuffs Peace Bid As‘Worth Only A Laugh’   Peiping Quotes MacArthur As Saying U. S. And Britain ‘Are Preparing To Directly Invade China’

Aaa. cost spinuilamumsinmeanaend U. S. POST WAR AID TOTALS $31 BILLION

SOVIET CONQUEST PROGRAM UPSET, PRESIDENT SAYS   [Vows There Will Be No ApP + peasement of Communist Agoressors   LASHES AT CRITICS   Charges Foes Are ‘Sowing Confusion’ in Bid for Votes

Avoids Mention : Of Mac Arthur       Accuses His -Crities: Of Spreading ‘Hokuin’ In Time Of Danger:

Declares Foes Sow Confusion   Lashes ot Critics for Spreading ‘Political Hokum’ While Notion in Deadly Danger

Western Europe Doubles Output, Truman Reports   War Production Figures Given By President

ECA REPORTS PROURESS IN WEST EUROPE:   MARSHALL PLAN HELPS DOUBLE ALL PRODUCTION

Europe Boosts Arms Output   Marshall Plan Aid Again to Double Total

Set Reopening of Tax Probe   Mystery Man Listed As First Witness

House Probers lo Renew Tax Investigation   Henry Grunewald Listed as Witness For Wednesday

Returns for ‘Birthday’ in Native State   First Centennial Coin of 1946 Given To Past President

TOP COMMUNIST SPY USING GUISE OF DIPLOMAT GIVEN FREEDOM OF TRAVEL BY U. S.

RED SPY 15 SAID T0 HAVE MOVED FREELY INU. S   Two Senators Say Agent Was Allowed to Travel Throughout Country and Make Trips Abroad.   IDENTIFIED AS CZECH  MILITARY ATTACHE   McCarran Declares American _ Intelligence Men Knew Communist Was Gathering Vital Information.

Unions Pledge To Fight Reds  U. S. Officials Laud Workers In Labor Day Talks

Unions Pledge To Fight Red:   Labor Day Speeches Prais«  Tf. S. Workine Man

_ Union Leaders Pledge to Help Fight Communism Pnintatootne eminent tch bende mtnicad Snide tesl tid selenide lsbinane cabs  America Celebrates Labor Day Holiday

Johnston May Quit ESA Controls Joh   Unions Pledge War On Reds At Labor Day Meets

Leaders Praise. Labor As Nation Takes Holiday   Truman Says Progress Made. But Need More

RIVER MAY CREST OVER 19 TONIGHT  Early Morning Top  af 18.7 Feet, Then a Drop; Then Rise Starts  FLOOD GATE IS SHUT

Early Morning Top of 18.7 Feet, Then a Drop, Then Rise Starts  FLOOD GATE IS SHU]

Economy Favored  In Tax Bill   Chairman Wants Cuts Made in Senate-passed Military Funds

Fiscal Changes Asked In State  Wisconsin Legislature Would Meet Annually

State Auditor Advocates New Financial Setup   2Recommended Change “Might Mean Annual _ Leojalatures

Emporia Skies Today   Ideal Weather For. Rehabilitation Wark Pramicae

POLICY CHANGE TOWARD FRANCO INCLUDES PACT   State Department Recommended Move, President Says

Shakeup in Cabinet Due Next Friday   Franco Seen Ready To Liberalize Policy After U. S. Talks

Spain Expects Cabinet Change   Shakeup To Pave Way For U.S. Agreement

Allied Troops Likely to Start  Drive of Own  UN Forces May Not Let Reds Ge Sattn Hit Anow

Allies Sweep Korean No Man’s Land Clear Of Red Remnants; New U. N. Drive Seen

Allies Prepare Drive After Sweeping Reds from No-Man’s-Land   UN Forces Advance Several Miles in Limited Han Valley Counter-Push

Tanks, Infantry Strike Uijonabu For Third Time   Ridgway Confident Commies Can Not Win Korean War

3 Children Gone All Night Found OK tn Mountains   Slept In Hollow Log, TYear-Old Says; Lost From Picnic

Three Missing Children Alive   New Mexico Tots Nat Harmed by' Exposure

THREE MISSING CHILDREN FOUND   YOUNGSTERS LOST IN MOUN TAINS 28 HOURS — TRIO TIRED BUT UNHARMED.

Truman at 6/ Seeks Peace, Finds Sword  Says Foreign Policy _ OFU.S. is Effort to  A béanta, CAf/ a nwtida Danen

‘President Truman At 67 \Still Hunting For Peace   Chief Executive Hale tid Hearty Despite Suecesstoan Of faternational Crises

RFC Censored Over Loan to Kaiser-Frazer   Committee Says Use of Public Funds for Auto Co. Not Justified

RFC Report Says Kaiser Loan Wrong   Senators Think Public Interest Was Not Served

Fulbright Group Has New Report   Public’s interest Not Served, View Of Subcommittee

CRITICIZE RFC KAISER LOAN   Senate Group Hits Use Of Funds For Auto Corporation

Possibility Of Combating’ ‘Nerve’ Gas Seen In Discovery By Army Physician

Chemical Corps Doctor Makes Discovery Leading fo Possible Antidote for Nerve Ga:

New Book of Wartime Under Secretary Of State Criticizes Hoover Statements

Allied Troops Gain 5 Miles In New Strike   MacArthur Orders Field Commanders To Resume Drive

Tanks Hammer Out Deep Dent In U.N. Lines   Gains Coincide With MacArthur's Order for Offensive

About Town  , ee a ee   Ball Games Were Interesting While At Home Sick

Yule Season Goes Out With a Flash   Angry Religious Cultists Invade Santa Fe News Office

Inquiry Being Pressed In Mine Disaster   Lewis Refuses Comment on Stoppage Action by Miners, Blast Cause

Big Stores Hurl Blast  At Controls Stores Blame Price Ceilings For Profit Loss

Eisenhower ‘Goes To Europe Again  Big Question Raised —Should West Go To

Yugoslavia Question Still Unsetiled lAs Etsenhower Leaves for Europe —

Yugoslavia, Tito Pose Problem In European Defense   Eisenhower Faces Task In Building Of  Forre.

“lke” Leaves For Europe Again Today   Policy Toward Yugoslavia Poses Big Question Mark

i ugoslavia Big Cuestion Mark  Eisenhower Sails To Tackle Defense Job

Ike Has Job Of Building Up Defense, Help Unsure   Yugoslavia Thought To Be Most Crucial  Location In Europe

"Ike" Sails For Europe Today Yugoslavia Looms As Bia Defense Problem

ND FOR TITO PROBLEM FOR WEST ALLIES   Eisenhower Sails for Europe Presumably Briefed on Situation.

Eisenhower Sef For Return Trip To European Jot   Faces Big Task Of Building Allied Defensive Force

Eisenhower Returning To Europe But Doesn't Know Condition He’s Facing

Big Question Mark Hangs Over Yugoslavia In Plans  For Allied Defense Force

SOVIET NOTE CALLED PROPAGANDA . US. Officials Disappointed In Russian Conditions For Parley

Kremlin’s Reply To Big 4 Talks Studied by U.S.   Soviet Note Interpreted as NeOUIT Of Western Terms for Parley Tr. Cee»n Warld Tension

Russ Reply To Big Four Meet Leaves Way Open But Still Not Acceptable   London More Optimistic Over Qualified Answer To West's Proposal For Big Parley To Ease Touchy International Tensions

Moscow Insists Upon Bar To Rearming Of Germany And Participation Of Sino Reds In Discussion Of Far East Problem

CHANCES FOR ARMISTICE DIM Korean Impasse Near Unless Allies Declare War On China

Ss SSS? ae, eee neeeeteenness  an ne tne  ‘Inevitable Military Stalemate’ in Korea Poses Questions: Writer Has Answers      By PETEP KALISCHER  ,, ea See

Appraisal Of $243,708.22 Estate Is Filed   Five Other Estate Appraisals Total $16.476.10

May File Removal Complaints Senate Votes Lausche ‘Power To Curb Erring  Sheriffs and Prosecutor.

Two Of Three Proposed Laws To Deal With Crime, Gambling Gain Support

—LEGISLATUREAnti-Crime Bill Goes  To. Lausche  ‘Committee Favors  Padlock Measure-

Ohio Speeds New Curbs On Gambling   Plan For Removal Of Sheriffs Handed To Lausche For Signing

Senate Sends Ouster Bill To Gov. Lausche  Anti-Slots Bill Is  Caught In Logjam 0: Last. Minnte Ruch

Fresh Red Troops Hit Center; Take Positions for Offensive   American Tanks Reported To Have Crossed Parallel: Heavy Traffic Movement Seen

Ridgway Praises American Units   Second Division Wins Commendation

McCarthy Is Challenged to Showdown on Senate Right of Ouster Inquiry

Monroney Asks For a Showdown With McCarthy  Badger Solon Says Beaka le flinaenwnwid

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Line Concerning “Professor” Omitted From News Item

—MacARTHUR PRODUCTS SELL— Record Firms Re port S peech Disks Popular

MacArthur's Speech Proves Jackpot For Publishers, Recording Companies

Evaluation Financed In Will—  Money Left For Study Of FDR’s Influence

4 HOSPITALIZED BY BUS CRASH AT EFFINGHAM   Auto Turns Off Highway ir  Front of Passing Biase

Communists Dump Opium Into Country   Federal Bureau Says Narcotics Being Channeled to U. 8. From Ching Through Japan.

Truce Teams In Kaesong For Actual Parley  Gen. Ridgway Says Outcome Depends On Good Faith Shown

Pa. Civil Defense Tackles ‘Big’ Job   Council to Meet Fine To Determine Best Wa: To Protect Residents

Would Halt Big Problems For Present  Outlines Program For UN General  Aeecamhly Apnvrova

EDEN SUGGESTS FRESH START ON PROBLEM   British Foreign Head Asks Study Of Small Issues   Sought On Korean Warfare, German Unity, Admission Of Italy To U. N.

Speech Described As ‘Mild In Tone’   Vishinsky Asked To Reconsider Rejection Of West's Porposals

Eden Urges New Try To Find Peace   Wants Agreement Or ‘Little Things’, Then  Larger Discussions

Foreign Minister Gives Conciliatory  Talk At Paris UN   Calls On Soviet Union To Put Aside Top World Issues For Now, Seek A Steady, Step-By-Step Solution; This Is A Real Road To Peace, He Tells UN Assembly

Step-by-Step Solution Is Suggested   Secretary’s Speech Is Termed Notable For Manner in Which It Was Delivered

Solve Cold War Eden Asks Russ At UN Sessions   Backs Up Acheson, Tone of Speech Mild

URGES RUSSIA JOIN WORK ON SMALL ISSUES   Big Problems Can Be Set Aside Now, He Tells Assembly

Asks UN To Work With Good Will   Would First Settle  Minor Differences

Anthony Eden Makes Peace Plea fo Russ   Calls for Grasping ‘Limited’ Issues  in Address to U. N.

Take Up Simpler Problems - First. He Asks Russians   Backs West Disarming Policy  In UN Speech: Tone Is Mild

Briton Bids ForSolution  To Cold War   Calls On Vishinsky To Again Consider Western Proposals Ry STANLEY JOHNSON

Settle Limited Problems First, Briton Tells UN Delegates   Acheson’sPolieyStatement Backed on Every Point

Issues Appeal For Unity In Address At UN Assembly   Speech By Britain's Foreign Secretary Noted for Mild Tone Lack Of Attacks On Russians

Step-By-Step Study Asked By Briton   Foreign Secretary Asks Major Issues Rea Citdatracltad Nac

Eden Pleads For Settling Of Cold War   Russians Are Asked To Seek Solution In Speech Before U. N.

' “NEW: STA Rr  Set Aside  Die Teasing’ : AFig ASSUCA,  UN Urged   DIS. AR: M AME: NV T PLAN UPHELD

OUTLINE: FOR FRESH START   ‘Calls-On UN ©: Members To  Work Toaéther.

BRITON MAKES LOGICAL PLEA TO RUSSIANS   Says Disarmament Should Begin With  Lower Catergories

Put Aside Major World Issues, He Asks Russia   MAKES CONCILIATORY SPEECH BEFORE U. N. ASSEMBLY; REPEATS DISARMAMENT ‘PLAN

CALLS ON fl’sa TOSEGIN WITh OWALL [oallEa   Conciliatory Speech Brings Violent Tirade from Polish Delegate.

Briton Asks Vishinsky To  ‘Reconsider   Urges Fresh Start To Discussion of Ending Cold War

Eden Appeals To Russia For Peace Approach  Urges Agreement on Small Issues Leading Wav to World Peace

Speech at U.N. Urges Shelving Of Major Issues  British Minister Offers Cold War  Solution Plan

LOGICAL PLEA TO RUSSIANS   Says Disarmament Should Begin With  Lower Catergories

A Conciliatory Speech by Eden  Asks Step-by-step Cold War Solution

Calls On Russia For Fresh Start To End Cold War   British Leaders’ UN Address Notable For Conciliatory Tone

Asks Members Work - For Small Issues With Good Will Toward Peace

EdenAsks Russian  Support   Would Put Aside All World Issues for a Time, Settle Cold War Before U. N.

Urges U.N.  Take Issues  Step By Step   Churchill’s Deputy Conciliatory In Speech to Assembly

Asks Russia to Put Aside Major Items Small Issues Place .to Start On Road to Peace, Says Eden

Calls on Reds To Put Aside World Issues   Mild Talk Before Assembly,’ Avoids Attacks on Russia

Step-By-Step Solution Of Dispute Urged   Calls for West and East to Make Fresh Start on Road to Peace

EDEN CALLS FOR FRESH START IN UNITED NATIONS   FORGET DEADLOCKS ON MAJOR ISSUES: ~ TACKLE LITTLE ONES

Briton’s Speech ls Notable For Mild Tone   All UN Members Are Asked to Work Toward World Peace

Eden Plea Mild For Peace Moves In U. N. Speech   Foreign Secretary Proposes Gradual Cold-War Solution

Briton’s Speech Is Notable For Mild Tone   ALE LINE ARAambere Are   All UN Members Are Asked to Work Toward World Peace

Eden Iries Sott Words on Russia   Prime Minister in Conciliatory Speech in U.N.

Small Issues Should Be Settled First, Says British Foreign Chief

Eden Asks USSR Aid in Settling of ‘Cold War’ .   Road to Peace Lies in Resolving Minor Problems, Briton Says

Eden Makes Plea for Cold War Solution   Calls on Russians To Put Aside Issues

Calls on Russia for Bona Fide Peace Efforts   Solution of Definite, Limited Problems Is Held First Move

Two Medical School Sites Recommended Soft Drink Tax Bill Stvmied  I

A COTY OF MUD  Reporter Paints Desolate Picture of North Lawrence

$750,000 Allotied to Miami District, Declared ‘Disaster Area by Truman

Would Wipe Out 1 Years’ Deficits   56 Millions More Needed in Revenue. Senator Proposes

ONE KILLED, FORTY HURT IN MIDSTATE   Rural Areas, Small Farm  _ Communities Hit Hard in Springfield - Lincoln Decatur Triangle.

AEC Stages Bomb. Trial   Night ‘Dry Run’ May Be Prelude to Dropping Baby A-Bomb

No Bombs Dropped; Other Phases of the Operations Checked   PLANKO UN TIE AULILUIN  Only One Heavy Rumble Heard in Las Vegas, Nev., Before Dawn

TROOPS READY FOR ‘A’-TESTS   Planes Drop Bombs, Not Atomic Types, In ‘Drv Run’ Teday

CLEANS SLATE FOR DEAD HUSBAND Russian Woman Scrimps 3 Years, Pays Hospital $100

TWO APPOINTED TO STATE JOBS   North Lewisburg, Plain City Men Galartad Tadavyv

Four Escapees Return to Jail  Davenport Youths Give Themselves Un

Fixer’s’ Evasion Staggers Probers  $1,128,493 Lien Slapped on Property

Police Search for Lost Barrel Filled With Poison fo Kill Million Persons

Red Planes C hallenge Yank Jets   2 MIG-15s Lost When They Collide

Commie Armies Still Retreat; More Red Jets   Allies Make Gains All Along Front. In “Killer” Drive

At Least Six Other Enemy Planes Damaged   U.N. Forces Drive Ahead Toward Big Bastion Of Hongchor

Ground Forces In New Gains On AIll Fronts   Ridgeway Says Reaching Parallel Would Be Tremendous Victory; Reveals Enemy Not Routed; 5-Day Red Losses Now 35,000

Russian-Type Migs Beaten In New Fights   U.N. Forces Move Ahead Nearly Three Miles Nearer 38th

Wilson Contends Mobilization Will Collapse Unless .  Controls: Remain

CONTROLS BILL DECISION NEAR   House Agrees to Start Final Vote After Long Fight

End Near On Control Debate   House Rejects Stream Of New Amendmnts, Vote Friday Night

Voting to Begin on Controls Bill Tonight   Heavily Amended, the Legislation Is Far From Truman's Destres

Attribute Releasing of Reservists to New Plan to Build Ug Reserves at Home.

Inactive Reserves  Will Be Released From Active Duty  Defense Department Announces Plans for New Reserve System

News Day, Night   Enlisted Men Will Get Out By EndOF5S1   Army To Reduce Indue. tions Next Month From 60,000 To 40,000

DRAFTEES FOR MAY REDUCED 20,000 TO 40,000; INIACTIVE FRIIICTENR DECEDVEC TO RE DEIFACED .

NEW RESERVE RELEASE PLAN SET FOR ARMY   May Draft Quotas Cut to 40,000 By Hershey

Armed Forces Reveal Plans fo Free Reservists   New Program Outlined for House Committee

Plan Is To Be Started In Summer   Army Announces Draftee Call To Be Cut For May

Set Big Blaze To Beat Draft   Civil Service Worker Admits Starting Fire

Youth Admits Setting Michigan Capital Fire To ‘Escape the Draft’

Warden Is Firm As Prisoners Strike   Convicts on Sit-Down Strike in Objection To Guord

Moose Meat, Gold Dust Await Alaskan Volunteers Taking Federal Jobs: Some Posts Bit Lonely

Still Time to Talk Nehru Believes   Only One Teensy-Weensy Blot in This: Sometimes Even Alaska Loses Allure

Like Moose Meat? Gold Dust?  Here’s Fascinating Handout From CAA on Jobs in Alaska

MS aydaonis Prove (Generous   Many Salary Hikes Granted this Yeu (bihier liieveases Hay. een Considered

Lezistafcre Has Dona Go-d Jo of Raising Sa aries   Almost 89 Bills for Pay Increases V/ere Introduced This Year.

U.S. Army. Will Call  Guardsmen  , a ar   Organized Reserve Will Also Be Put On Active Dut

WOES OF WAR CORRESPONDENT  we cen Recent hmm ian  if You Want to Know What's Going On, Don’t Look at Map

Communists Hope to Stop Slaughter, Conserve} Weapons. and Get Western World to Disarm:

Fire O'Dwyer’ Pleas Follow Crime Report   Acheson Says Relations With Mexico Unhurt  Ry Accusations

Ambassador Attacked  Acheson Backs O'Dwyer While  Demands for Ouster Grows

O'Dwyer Removal Still Not Certain   Mexico-U. 5S. Relations Unhurt, Acheson Says

Stabilized Prices Due Mareh 29 On Clothing   Pricing Chart Must Be Sent In By Then or Store Will Be Closed

Temperatures   Vinson Predicts Speedy Approval of Measure © Despite G.O.P. Threats .

House Group Votes To Set Draft At 18',   "saan Would Lengthen Term Of Service To 26 Months

Lower Age for Draft Approved By House Grouy   Lengthening Service To 26 Months -Also Voted by. Committee

HOUSE MEMBERS FAVOR 182 AGE FOR DRAFTEES   COMMITTEE DRAFTS ITS OWN VERSION OF MANPOWER BILL

‘Without Objection’ House Group Votes To Lower Draft Age To 18%:

xKKKKS HOUSE GROUP VOTES TO LOWER DRAFT AGE TO 18 AND A HALF YEARS

House Committee Acts on Draft Bill   Approves Lowering Age tc 18}, Lengthening Service Term te 26 Menths

18% - Year - Old Draft Age OKd By House Unit   Service Term Also Is

HouseGroup Speeds Draft Bill Action    Approval of Lower Draft Age and Longer Service Sets Stage For Full House Vote Soon

House Moves for A Compromise on The 18-Year Draft   Low Limit Is Set  At 18% With Term Of 26 Months: Army Ceiling Possibility

Vinson Seeks Final Action Before Easter  or Conseription   Minimum Age For Conscription Set at 18) Years

ALi siti EERO ARS alt wR gaa  House Group Okays Draft Age Of 182   Service Term Of 26 Months Approved By Committee

Solons Also Back 26-mo. Service Term   Committee Studies ~ Revision of Bill Backed by Vinson

Drait at 18% To Go to House   House Draft Bill Differs From One  Paccad by Sennte

House Group OK’s Draft of 18-Year-Olds   Committee Considers Revised Bill Setting Up UMT for the Future

183 Draft Is House Version      Committee Approves Measure Differing from Senate Bill

Lower Draft Age Favorea   douse Committee Approves Dropping it to 8 Years and Six Months.

House Group OKs 18% Draft Limit  epee edy Approval Given Measure

Drive Ahead One To Two Miles on:: 10-Mile Front  Red Activity ofa; Reorauard Nature

Allies Stah Ahead Over Wide Front   Spotty Resistance Put Up By Reds; Casualties Of Enemy On Wednesday 11.929

11,039 RED CASUALTIES IN ONE DAY   Allies Gain Along 70-Mile Front in One of Biggest  Attacks of Korean War.   BRIDGEHEAD OVER HAN IS ENLARGED   Resistance is Spotty as Chinese Withdraw Main Forces in Front of Advancing Allies.

CHINESE LOSSES MOUNT ON LONG LINE OF BATTLE   American 25th Division Moves Nearer Seoul—-Airmen Intercept Russian Built Jet Planes

Resistance ls Spotty as UN Stabs Ahead   11.000 Enemy Troops Cut Down on Opening Day of 70-Mile Wide Allied Drive in Korea

Allied Offensive Rolling Forward   Enemy Jets Turn Tail When Attacked by American Airmen

Communist Resistance  Weakening  Russian-Built Jets Flee From Fizht Wi

Allies Advance Up To Two Miles In Korean Drive   11,000 Chinese And North Korean Reds Killed On Opening Day Of Assault

ALLIES ADVANCE TWO MILES IN FULL OFFENSIVE   U. S. 25TH DIVISION EXPANDS BRIDGEHEAL ACROSS HAN RIVER

Spotty Resistance Met in Second Day of Drive With Reds Providing Rear  Guard Action as Main Body With  draws-—25th Division Fans Out After  Establishing Bridgehead on North  Bank of Han River.   11.039 ENEMY CASUALTIES

Foes’ Casualties Wednesday 11,039   Red Resistance Called More Of Rear Guard Nature, Indicating Communists Withdrawing Main Body Of Troops

Communists Backing Out Under Fire   Enemy Casualties Set At 11,039 In New U.N. Assault

Allies Continue Big Push In Korean War  Spotty Fighting .  Reported From  All Saetare

11,039 Enemy Knocked Out In Heavy Assault   Allied Offensive Crunches Ahead Steadily Under Heavy Air Support; Han Bridgehead Expanded

Advancing Allies In Two-Mile Gain Field ‘Dispatches Report  Reds Withdrawing Main Body of Troops _  RESISTANCE: IS LIGHT  U. S. 7th Division Troops Capture 3 Peaks on EastCentral Front

Main Enemy Body Being Drawn Back  Before Push   Thousands Of Reds Slain In Advance On 70-Mile Front

Allies Move Forward All Alona Front   Reds Seemingly Are Making no Rearguard Resistance to New UN Offensive.

Advancing m  Allies In Two-Mile Gain "Rede Wilsdeneng Moa Body of Troops RESISTANCE IS LIGHT  U. S. 7th Division Troops Capture 3 Peaks on EastCentral Front

U.N. Forces Advance— More Than 11,000 Reds Killed in New Allied Drive

Enemy Fights More of a Rearguard Action, Withdrawing in Face of U. N. Advance.   WEATHER REPORTED TO BE ‘SPRINGLIKE’

Seventeen MIGs Flee U. S. Jets   Estimate Enemy Casualties at 11,039 in Drive

Fliers Claim Russian Jets Flee Contact   Resistance Spotty : In Two-Mile Drives 11,089 Reds Killed

Reds Suffered 11,039 Lost Wednesday  Spring Weather: U.N. Forces Pull

11,039 Enemy Casualties On Opening Day   Spotty Resistance Reported On 70-Mile Front

UN Push Moves  2 Miles   Resistance Spotty On Wide Front In 2nd Day

ALLIED ATTACK ONE OF BIGGEST OF KOREAN WAR   Spotty Resistance Hints Enemy Withdrawing lAlong Entire Front.

Reds Fall Back As Count Shows Many Casualties   Officers Report 11,039 Killed Or Wounded One Day.

Allied Forces Continue Advance On Second Day of New Drive Against Spotty Red Resistance  Communists Are Believed to Be Withdrawing Farther Northward —

Allied Advance Resumed After Temporary Half   Slaughter of Reds Reaches New Peak In Counterattacks

Allies Stab Forward In Seoul Area   Resistance Spotty After First Day's Surprise Movement

U.N. Troops Stab Forward From Chipyong   Light Resistance Reported Along 70-Mile Front

New Gains Scored By UN Troops   American Units Find Spotty Resistance In Second Day Of Drive In Korea

U.N. Forces Stab Ahead in Drive On 70-Mile Front   Withdrawal by Main Body of  D ante  andicatand

Resistance Spotty As Reds Retire   Commies Lose 11,039 Killed Or Wounded On First Day

Communists’ Resistance Is Spotty   11,039 Chinese And North Korean Reds Killed, Wounded On Ist Day of Assault

UN Troops Punch Out New Gains   _ Advance Two to Four Miles Along 70-Mile Front Against Light  DClawmaseassmect Dactctannsx:

Red Resistance Spotty; Enemy Is Withdrawing   Over 11,000 Communists Killed On Second Day*Of 70-Mile Wide Drive

ALLIES STAB AHEAD IN 70 MILE WIDE ONSLAUGHT AS 11,039 CHINESE, KOREAN REDS ARE SLAIN

Reds May be Withdrawing Main Body Of Troops: S. Koreans Rally in East 

UN Attack Sends Reds  Rearward   Sth Army Says 11,000 Killed or Wounded in  Wide Allied Offensive   MIG JETS TURN TAIL

Reds Pushed Back Along Wide Front  New Attack Meets Spotty Resistance

U. 5. Troops Expand Hold On Bridgehead  11,039 Reds Reported Killed or Wounded On Wednesday.

Gain Up to 2 Miles On 70-Mile Front   Spotty Red Resistance Looked Upon As Mainly Reargquard Delaying Action

Foe Reported Pulling Main Body of Troops Back From Front   Jets Intercept 17 Red Fighters   11,039 of Foe Killed or Wounded In First Day of Allied Offensive

11,000 Reds Die In Opening Of Attacks   Sunny But Nippy Overcoat Weather For US Soldiers -

Allies Continue Large Offensive  _ Little Resistance  Given by Enemy

UN Troops Stab Ahead Against Weak Resistance  Wounded Wed.; Fight ‘Rearguard’ Actions

Allied Attack Inflicts Huge Losses on Reds   Communist Casualties 11,039 on Opening Day of Assault.

Reds Pull © Back Main Troop Units   Allies Advance Up To 2 Miles Over 70-Mile-Wide Front

Purchasing Law May Be Referret To 1952 Vote   Petitions Reported Being Prepared By Group Of Lowyers

State Purchase Measure May Gc To 52 Election   Petitions Prepared For Such Action, Says Arkansas Recorder

Hint End To Myers Tieup  Negotiate On   Negotiate On 4-Month Walkout

Labor Returns To All Agencies Ends Boycott   Policy Committee Ends Quarrel by Voting To Return

Unions End Quarrel  Labor Policy Group Agrees To Rejou Defense Avenci ies

Labor Back On Job In Agencies   ULPC End Quarrel With Mobilization Agency Officials

New Board Set Up  ULPC Votes to Return to All ‘Defense Posts After Boycolt

Union Labor Leaders Vote To End Two-Month Boycott Of Key Defense Agencies

Senate Probe Turning To China Policy   Gen. Wedemeyer Slated For Testimony Today Before Solons

Senators to Qui: Wedemeyer on Aims for China  Question Holds Top Billing as Probe Goes On

Gen. Wedemeyer Called As Eighth Inquiry Witness  MacArthur Strongly Denies Advocatina   MacArthur Strongly Denies Advocating Compromise Of Reds

Wedemeyer Due To Face Questions  Tn Inquiry   China Coalition Cl atc i Billing   China Coalition Gets Top Billing In Senate Probe  Of Far East Polic.

GEN, WEDEMEYER ~TO TESTIFY TODAY   Far East Policy Probers to Dig into China Coalition Issue

Coalifion Gets Top Billing in Senate Probe   U. $. Stand On Red-Nationalist Issue May Be Clarified

Position of U. S. On Chinese Unity Is Probe Subject   Wedemeyer To Be Called As Policy Hearings Continue Today

Chinese Issue To Get Airing At Mac Probe   Gen. Wedemeyer to Be Asked Red-Nationalist Angle by Senate Group

s Accused By Secretary Acheson Of Approving Course Gen. Marshall Proposed To  Chinese Nationalists

Senate Checks U.S. Stand On  China Issue   Wedemeyer Called as Witness in Inquiry On Far East Policy

Wedemeyer is Next  U.S. Stand on Chinese Coalition May Be Revealed at Hearino

Roy al Couple Officially On Tour Today   Elizabeth, Philip In Quebec for First Public Appearances

In Time For Thanksgiving ,  Princess, Husband In Canada On First Day Of Month Tour

Elizabeth, Duke Open Royal Tour In Canadian City   Hectic Day Planned For Royal Couple In City Of Quebec

Princess, Duke Begin Their Tou   British Royal Couple Greet Quebec Throngs: Face Busy Programs

He Wasnt A A Member Sheriff Says He Couldn't Get in Balinese Room

Galveston County Sheriff Says He iNever Could Get in Balinese Room

Freezing Rain, Snow and Sleet Grip Northeast   Driving Is Dangerous Over Wide Area; Texas Suffers Great Damage

Monarch’s Condition To Cause Anxiety For at Least Week, Rritish Peonle Told

PRINCESS DELAYS TRIP TO CANADA   ELIZABETH TO STAY NEAR KING'S BEDSIDE DURING NEXT FEW DAYS.

Princess Delays Canadian Tour  Elizabeth To Stay Near King’s Bedside

Decide fo Stay by King’s Side for Week or 2   Canadian, U. S. Trip Put Off as Doctors Warn British People

CANADIAN TRIP IS POSTPONED BY ELIZABETH   Princess Will Remain Near Bedside Of Ailing King

DRAWBRIDGE FIRE IS INVESTIGATED      FBI Probe of Mysterious Blaze Is Asked

Fire-Hit Bridge Slowing Trains   5-Hour Blaze Perils  Pennsy Bail Soon

FLAMES MISS CARGO OF BOMBS AT CENTRALIA   Gasoline Tank Car Explodes ir "Q" Yards; Three Men Burned.

Senator Says Profits Tax May Be Hiked  O’Mahoney Leads Fight On Cuts

EXCESS PROFIT TAX HIKE SEEN   New Bill Before Senate Would Boost Personal And Corporation Income Reavanias

Marceline Coach Resigns, To Be Assistant Coach At College in Kirksville

Political Move, Brannan Says   Lease Manipulation For Profit Charged

Water Famine Al Columbia Ended  : Seebound Susquehanna’  River Town Finally

Water Famine Al Columbia Ended   Icebound Susquehanna River Town Finally Getting Water Again

Split In South Is Seen For Ike   Duff Sees Victory If General Will Run

Duff Predicts  Win For lke  Says He Would Split Solid South Vote

Blue Geese Due to Arrive on Mo. River Soon   Spectacular Concentra. tions Bring Visitors Fram All Over

King Clearing Stage to Wed Egyptian Gal   Divorce First; Then Girl With Built-In Swiss Movement.

U. S. State Department Suspicions  Are Voiced   Proposal Questioned, As Russian Politics Aimed At Advantages

Ridgway’s Office Says Cease-Fire Proposal Teo Frontal And Public   Sees It As “Political Move” By Russians And Scheme To Place Enemy In  Better Position.

Car-Train Collision Kills Four   Cedar Rapids Man Believed Drowned In Minnesota Lake

Valley Passes Previous Mark For Ginnings Total Is Estimated  At 530,000 Bales For Three Counties

‘Enforced Savings’ Plan May Be Paired With Higher Taxes   Controls Experts See Proposal As Sure Method of Stabilizing Prices, Keeping Value of Dollar

Anti-Inflation Measure Aim  of Mobilizers   Enforced Saving Plan Seeks To Store U.S. Boom Dollars

2 U.S. Planes Lost Overseas.  B-29 With 16 Aboard  Crashes in Avarac

SUPEREORT REPORTED LOST OFF AZORES.   C-#2 Also Missing Im Flight From Tripoli To France; Searches Underway

Two Milifary Planes Missing; 26 Aboard  B-29 And C-47 Lost On Overseas Missions; Rain Hamnare Cenrrekh

26 Persons Lost When Two U.S. Planes Crash   Superfort, Cargo Craft Are Wrecked On Overseas Trips

B-29 With 16 Men Aboard And Cargo Plane With Ten Lost on Overseas Missions

26 Men Lost As 2 Military Planes Vanish   Superfort, C47 Missing In Overseas Flights; Searches Pressed

25 Aboard Two Missing Planes   B-29° With .16° Lost. Off . ° he Azores

B-29 AND CARGO PLANE. ARE LOST WITH 26 ABOARI   Bomber Crashes Into Atlantic Ocean Soon After Take-off From Azores — One Body Found.   C-17 DISAPPEARS WHILE NEARING FRANC   Craft Falls Into Sea or Coast Mountains — Americans and French Conducting Search,

Marshall Claims Risk Of War Is  Greater In East   “More Acute By Far,” He Tells Senators Tasks a.

New Stabilization Board Woul¢ Have Authority Yo Settle Own Disputes

Southern Belle And Flyer Hit In Swamp Area   Many Are Pinned In Wreckage, U.S. Marines Going West

12 Killed, 60 Injured In Accident   Engines Blaze After Collision In Swamp Area

Trains Collide Head-On; Flyer ls Demolished   At Least One Of 300 Marines Die As Trains Hit In Louisiana Swamp; Say Bodies Have Not All Been Recovered

Late News Bulletins  ‘At Least’ 12 Killed, 60 Hurt In Passenger-Troop Train Collision

Prisoner Murder Report Catches Many Off Guard  ante sn min. il...   Washington, Tokyo Surprised at Story Reds KiJled 5.500

Sth Army Reporl Takes Official U. S. By Surprise   Defense And State Department Startled By Field Release

Solon Demands Atom Bomb Be Used in Korea Against Red Forces Fighting There

Told-So Soldiers at Front Could Know— ek Wave of Outrage, Anger Over. Nation as Atrocities Revealed

Slaughter Of 5,500 U. $. Prisoners ‘In Korea By Communists Bring Cry OfRetaliation: Demand Explanation

Report Reds Killec Prisoners Raises Wave of Anger   Defense and State Depts. Caught Off Balance by Report

DATA ON \JAR FINDS BRASS UNPREPARED   Repercussions On Battlefront Due, Correspondent Says

— Veld So a utiesain at Front Could Know—  Wave of Outrage, Anger Over Nation as Atrocities Revealed

Utah Prison Has Another Disturbance   Warden, Guard Seized. Threatened by 25  With Death

Ministers Urge  Big Five Talks   Leaders Plead for Supreme Effort to Avect War

MINISTERS URGE BIG FIVE TO HOLD TALKS   Ask Frank Discussion In Supreme Effort To Avert New War

Youth Festival Cost Millions And Held Flop   Reds Believed To Hav Spent $40,000,000 Staging Show.

Communism In Germany Doomed?    Youths Attending Berlin Festival May Return Home With Pro-West Feeling

‘We Won’ Is West's Claim   E. German Red Youths Saw Better Lite in West Berlin Than Communism

Pay-Price Directive  Is Praised   Congressmen Of Both Parties Support Action, Some Say It Was Overdue

Bipartisan Backing Given Control Orde:   Freeze Order Draws Fire From All Sides

New Treatment Disclosed  “Yugoslav Refugee Develops Drug To Aid Cancer Victims

Is New Drug A ‘Miracle’ Cancer Cure?  Reveal Tests Of Krebiozen On 22 Patients

Che Shepherd   JEWISH NEW YEAR *For God is able to  Aaalivgear **

—Under Protest—  Ex-Clients Of Boyle Are Named   Siskind Gives Details To Senate Probers

Shortages May Test British Government...  Not Having Meat Is Expensive

Meat May Be Labor's Fall   Britain’s Minute Ration Blows Up Political Storm

State Solons Start Final Week Of Work  Only Four More ‘Days OF Legislative  @2 2.

Russia-Type Tanks Found On War Fron!   Americans Take “Bloody Ridge” After Bitter Struaqgle

Keating Tells House U. S. Autos Misused   ~ Car Carrying Sister Of President Stopped for Speeding

Another Needling   White House Automobile Was Halted for Speeding, Rep. Keating Reports

Solon Producing Embarrassing Information For President Says He Has No Pipe Line

Government - Owned Limousine Bearing ‘Truman's Sister Stopped For Speeding

Special Agent Fined $20— Keating Digs Up More On President; Truman Sister Stopped For Speeding

Truman Sister Stirs New ‘Ruckus ik ok ok kok kok k ok kk!  a ee ee ee ease eat: ase ‘ion Rea “pei: nd   Secret Service Man Driving U.S. Car Nabbed For Speeding

Mayors. Elected In State Buffalo Republicans. Capture City Council

Fixed Tickets Cost Lives  “a ox   Highway Killing Is Called National Emergency Ry Safety Experts at Conference

Stassen Plans   To Fight Taft   Minnesotan’s Backers Sz Thev Welcome Buitle

Stassen to Seek Delegates in Minnesota Vote   Backer Announces He “Definitely Will Enter” Primary in March; Roy Dunn to Handle Taft's Interests There.

Competition From Jatt ‘Welcomed   Stassen And Ohioan To Seek Minnesota Primary Votes

Former Ambassador to China Urges End of What He Calls "A Policy of Appeasement”

Hurley Accuses State Department Of Policy of Appeasement  Toward Communism, Imperialism General Says Acheson Exhibited Both Moral and Physical Fear

Hurley Charges Surrender Of YJ. §. Principles  MacArthur Declines Invitation To Give Addod Tectimony

“Conceeding [o Communism” .  Hurley Blasts State Department In Hearing

Hurley Urges ‘Appeasement’ Policy Stop   MacArthur Declines Te Return For Any Furthe: Testimony Betore The Two Committees

HURLEY JABS AT STATE DEPT. FOR APPEASEMENT   CHARGES SURRENDER OF WORLD WAR TWO BASIC PRINCIPLES

Hurley Hits Acheson For  ‘Appeasing’   MacArthur’s Refusal Based On “Silencing” Of Probe Witnesses

Hurley Charges Acheson Policies  Betray Principles  Former Envoy Says U.S. ‘Surrendered’ In Pacific Setup

WM’ Arthur Not To Give. More Testimony  Declines Invite ation;  ee & oe te   Declines Invitation; Hurley, On Stand, — Attacks Acheson

MAC DECLINES TO APPEAR AT HEARING AGAIN   ‘Charges Truman Silenced Wit: nesses; Gen. Hurley : Testifies.

Asks Ends fo Appeasement   Former Ambaqeader to China Seys Department Surrendered Principles U. & Feannt far

Hurley Charges Asia Policy As Appeasement   - Russian Success  Due to Weakness Of U. S.. He Asserts

Hurley Demands End to Policy of Appeasement.   Principles for Which We Fought Late War Betraved,. Charge

Former Ambassador to China Assails Acheson Clique; M‘Arthur Declines to Testify Further

Hurley Blasts Foreign Policy And Acheson   ‘Tells Senators Action Contrary Tc Announced Plan

‘MAC REJECTS RETURN QUIZ   Accuses Truman Of Silence ing Important Probe Witnesses

Hurley Hits State Dep't. For Surrendering Ideals   MacArthur Turn: Down Talk Bid

Declares Nation Has Surrendered lts Principles Calls For An End.  Of Appeasement At Senate Heorina

Former Ambassador To China Attacks State Department  Pat Hurley Says Nation Embarked On ‘Appeasement Policy’

State Department Rapped By Hurley  In Ouster Probe   Former Ambassador Says Principles Surrendered For Which World War Il Was Fought; MacArthur Won't Appear Again

Hurley Calls For An End Of Policy Of Appeasement   Hits State Department; MacArthur Declines To Testify Again.

Charges of Appeasement 0 Both Communism, Imperialism’ Made by Former Ambassador

Former Envoy To China Says State Department Surrenders Principles   TESTIFIES IN MacARTHUR PROBE; LETTER FROM GENERAL SAYS “SILENCING” BY _ TRUMAN DENIES PROBERS FULL FACTS

Decries Policy Of Appeasement To Communism   Hurley Accuses State Department of Giving Up Principles for Which We Fouoh+

Gen. Hurley Hits State Department   Former China Ambassador Blasts U. S. Appeasement

A Stinging Accusation By Hurley   Charging Appeasement He Says Reds’ Success Not Due toStrength -BRut-to U.S.: Weakness

Hurley Says State Depariment Guilty of Appeasement   Former Ambassador to China Testified Today in MacArthur Hearing.

Ex-China Envoy Asserts Principles  Of War II Lost  " esietier Refuses Chance to Testify

HITS FOREIGN POLICY  Hurley Says Acheson Expresses Both Moral And Physical Fear

Gen. Hurley Attacks State Department   Says Surrendered Principals Fought For During War

HURLEY CONDEMNS APPEASEMENT POLICY   Says Principles for Which U. 5. Fought Surrendered to Russia at Yalta Parley

Hurley Says U.S. Abandons Principles Upon Which World War I! Was Fought

Hurley Accuses State Dept. Of ‘Appeasement’   Says Policy Is A ‘Cowardly Surrender’ Of WWII Principles

‘Hurley Says U.S. Policy Based on Fear of Russia   Former Ambassador to China Takes Stand;  t MacArthur Declines Bid to Testify Again

Hurley Calls ForEndOf Red Appeasement  Former Ambassador To China Blasts State Department

Hurley Assails ‘Appeasement’  Senate Witness Blasts State Department

Hurley Blasts State Dept., Hits  ‘Appeasement’ General Charges Policy Based On Fear Of Russia

Kx-Ambassador Calls For End> Of Appeasals   MacArthur Declines To Testify Again on Grounds That Truman Kept Full Facts Quiet

Former Envoy Says Policy Hit Purpose Of Past War   Appeasement Charge Leveled By Onetime Chinese Ambassador

Old Buddies Greet Ike at London Field   Supreme Europe Defense Commander To Britain For More Top Meetings

Ike Now In London On Tour Of Europe    With Issues Drawn, ‘The Great Debate’ 1On Foreiqn Policy Racing In Congress

TrumanHas No Chance of Gettina Curbs   No Prospect of Added Measures to Hold Down Food Prices

Congress Is Cool Towards Controls   Administration Lieutenants See,Little Chance for 10 Billion Boost in Taxes

STORM CAUSES SIX DEATHS IN STATE   Most Of Ohio Is Blanketed Under 4 To 8 Inches  MITNRICTS   Told To Make Only Necessary Trips: Critical Stage Not Yet Here

Asks Motorists To Make Only  Necessary Trips   Do Not Start Out Without Chains; State Covered With Four To Eight Inches of Snow

Heat Is on for Missouri Valley Flood Control   Events Have Moved Swiftly Since the Disaster that Cost Area $1 Billion

Engineers Ask Cash To Begin Immediately   Spokesman For fhe Anti-Dam Faction Says ‘We're Licked’

{Tot Bb Likely to Back Measure   Senate Committee to Probe Training Centerea Practices

Europe Defense Policy Gains Senate Support   Veteran Lawmaker, Truman Foe, Backs Military

Nae ls FOES, a et  Senator George Swings Over In Favor Of Unlimited Ceiling On Europe Troons

UNIONS PLAN ATTACK ON HIGH PRICES   Rift With Truman’s Mobilization Goes O; And Spreads

Labor Readies New Broadside At Mobilization  ULPC Will Consider New Steps Against Wade Prosram

Labor Council To Hold Meet   Calling 700 State And Local Leaders For March 20, 2]

Labor Criticizes Controls Again  _ ClO News Says Labor / NAuct Be Given Rale

Time Consumer Got Break, Labor Leaders Declare   Nobody Is Looking Out for His Interests, Reserts ULPC

—  ffi AAé_£ ef : LADO! MODHIZES For All-out War To Reduce Prices  United Committee Seeks Support for Contro! Demands

New Labor-Defense Division Likely To Result In Parley  Of Policy Group On Controls

Labor Group Calls Leaders For Price War   Summon 700 Loca! State Chiefs to Map Consumer Level Drive

Labor Plans Price Assault   State Leaders to Meet ‘In Interest of Consumer’

Labor Chiefs Set To Blast Wilson Agait   Union Group To Take Farther Steps After Walkout From. Board -

No Hope Seen For Accord in Vobilization   C1O President Murray Schedules Broadcast— 700 Local and State  Labor Chiefs to Meet

Labor Opens Assault on Price Level   Phil Murray To Broadcast Tenight on Quarrel With US Mobilization

All-Out Drive Qn Prices Set By Labor Body  Hs One Looki ing Out  ‘ansumer—- Lt PC

New Broadsides Which May Wider Split Considered   United Labor Policy Body Prepares New Criticism Of WSB

Aim Attack at Consumer Level   ULPC Says No One Interested in Them

ULPC Studies New Broadsides In Control Row   Widening Of Gap Between Labor And Defense Folks Seen

Labor ‘Revolt’ Grows:   Union Policy Group Lays Plans to Lead ‘Consumers’ Fight  Against Hich Prices

All-Out Assault. On Prices Asked By Labor Agency  ULPC Calls Leaders To Set March 20-21 Meetings; Proposes To ‘Take Leadership’

Cut in Arms Also Brought Before Bia 4   Labor Readies New Blows at Mobilization

Blast Russia On Jap Peace   Union Political Group To Hit Prices ‘At Consumer Leyels’

Labor May Blast Defense Setup Anew   New Criticism Of Price Controls And Policy Are Readied

ULPC Make Blast Anew At Wilson   Additional Criticism Of Price Controls And Defense Program Iinder Consideration

New Attacks May Widen Labor Splif   ULPC Prepares ‘Fresh’ Criticism Of Price Controls

Criticisms Of Curbs Planned   United Labor Policy Committee Plans New Broadsides at Policies

Union Chiefs Map Attack On Mobilizer   Solons Hit Cotton Lids Johnston Pledges Rollbacks

Labor Plans an All-Out Assault On Price Levels   To Take Leadership In Waging Battle For U.S, Consumers; Rift Is Growing

Labor Plans New Attacks On Officials   Policy Committee  Meeting Is Called   Johnston Promises Rollbacks ‘Where Practicable And Justifiable’

Criticisms Of Curbs, Planned  _ United Labor Policy   ‘Committee Plans New

Labor Shaping New Attacks Or Price Policies   (10 Publication Says Is Time American Public (ot Consideration; Wilson. Truman May Confe

Labor Sessions To Hit Curbs Set By ULPC   Little Chance Seen To Settle Rift With Truman

LABOR WIDENS BiG RIFT WITH PRES. TRUMAN   Set Plans For New Drive Against Government's Defense Program

Heavy Ballotina Recorded in 3 Municipalities    Alamo, Edinburg and McAllen Voters Enter New Names on Ballots

First Reaction For Truce Talks Is Hopeful...   UN Commander Now Waits For. Formal Reply _

Reds Declare Writers Issue Only ‘Tiny One   U.N. Commander Wins Edict For Guard-Free Area

Reds Refuse To Move Talks To New Site   Allied, Communist Notes Exchanged on Eastern Edge of Zone

Note May Give : ‘Face-Saving’ : Chance To Reds: On East Korea Fron  _ Fighting Increases With Air, Sea Aid‘

JS CENSURED, - SAYS LEADER   Little Damage Caused, Note To Chinese Points Out

Enemy Reported As Agreeing To Ridgway’s Plan   Acceptance of General's Ultimatum Is ‘In Principle,’ Broadcast States; No Comment Made by- Allied Commanc

U.N. Admits Mistaken Air Strafing Of Kaesong   But Commies _ Apparently Want Blame Accepted For All Incidents

Ridgway Terms Met In Principle   To Neutralize Kaesong  For Future Truce Talks

Message Avoids Direct Acceptance of Ridgway’s Demands; Agree To Neutralize Kaesong.  NEGOTIATIONS MAY   NEGOTIATIONS MAY BE RESUMED SOON

Agree to Neutralize Kaesong and Admit. Newsmen But Object -to "One-Sided Demands” in Reply.

UN’s Ultimatum Called One-Sided By Enemy Leaders   Ridgway Silent Until Official Message Is Received But Hope Is Held Truce Negotiations a pee : TP pict tachi aaa

Reds Move Closer To Acceptance of Allied Ultimatum  Agree “In Princivle” to   Agree “In Principle” to Ridgway’s Demands for

Enemy Agrees “In Principle” To 3 Points   Pyongyang Broadcast Tells of Acceptance —Commies Object to *“(ne-Sided Demands”

U.N. Command Admits Strafing Kaesong Area  Plan To Move’ -._.  Conference Site. ~

20 UN Newsmen To Attend Parley  Convoy Members Set to Leave For Kaesona on Shor? Notice

AGREE TO ADMIT CORRESPONDENTS TO KAESONG AREA   Propose Negotiations For Insuring Delegates’ Safety; U. N. Gets Ready

Neutral Peace Zone Appr oved  By Communists   General Ridgway’s Ultimatum Brings Reply From Leaders

Hopes Revived  For Armistice  Move In Korea Communists _ T  ee ee ee ger pr neon aoe ae

Allies Blame Pilot’s Error For Violation   ‘Enemy Flatly Turns Down  Proposal to Shift Parley Locale*

Radio Reports Acceptance As “In Principle”   General Says No Com: ment Until Message Authenticated.

ATTACH HITCH TO RIDGWAY DEMANDS   Agree To Neutral Kaesong For Smoother Dealings   Say Correspondents’ Issue Tiny Matter. No Cause For Interruption

—Allied Pilot Strays Off Course—  Accidental Strafing Brings U.N. Apology   Reds Indicate Willingness To Resume Talks If Ridqway Will ‘Deal With Provocations’

Reds May Accept Ridgway Demands  Agreement “‘in Principle” Will Require Further Negotiations  ON NEUTRAL GROUND  U.N. Commander Insists on Exclusion of Armed  Personnel  BULLETIN Seoul, Korea, Sunday, July 15. The reds agreed —— to remove armed i guards fro

Allied Pilot Off Course by Mistake, Ridgway Note Says; Communists Leave Way Open for More Talks.

THEY ACCEPT ‘IN PRINCIPLE’ Reds Agree To Admit 20 Correspondents To  Scene Of Conferences   Signed By Two Top Reds in Korea

COMMIES ACCEPT DEMANDS   All Points Demanded By Gen. Ridgway Approved ‘in Principle’

Radio Announces Enemy Leaders Have Accepted ‘In Principle’ Conditions To Re-Open Talks

Reply Is Made In Language For Face-saving  Neutralized Kaesong ; Veena Gaiene Wn ee ieee = ER rue ien ye   Neutralized Kaesong And Allied Newsmen At Meet Agreed to

Pyong yyang Broadeasts  Their Reply   No Comment From Headquarters Until Authenticated Word Is Reccived

Gen. Ridgway to Await Authenticate Message; ‘Neutral City Okayed

Radio Says They Will Concede “In Principle”  Nloautralizgatinn OF   Neutralization Of Kaesong Among Terms Of U.N.

ENEMY AGREES TO NEUTRALIZE KAESONG SECTOR   Reds Accept U. N, Commander's Ultimatum {In Principle - -Foe's Broadcast Is Conciliatory.

OPEN WAY FOR RESUMPTION OF TRUCE CONFABS   Contjnue To Object To ‘One-Sided Demand’  Over Newsmen

Truce Talks May Resume, Reply Shows   Broadcast Says Communists OK 20 Reporters

Reds Agree To Demands From Allies   Commies Approve Ridgway Conditions

Reds Agree To Demands Of Ridgway   Will Neutralize Kaesong And Admit 20 Allied Correspondents.

Resumption Of Truce Talk Expected Soon   Red Radio Terms Tilt Over Coverage Only Trivial Matter

Leaders Agree To Ultimatum ‘In Principle   UN Comment Withheld On Communists’ Objection To ‘One-Sided Demand

Reds to Admit Correspondents, Remove Troops  U.N. Called “Not   U.N. Called '’Not Justified’ in Asking OK Without Talks

LOST PILOT IS CENSURED, SAYS LEADER   Little Damage Caused. Note To Chinese Points Out

First Time Red Charges Have Been Verified  Commies in Not         Commies in Note Refuse to Shift Site for Talks

READY TO NEUTRALIZE KAESONG   Allied Convoy Alerted for 4 p. m. Today to Be Ready to Leave for New Talks.   RIDGWAY AWAITS . OFFICIAL MESSAGE   Pyongyang Broadcast Says  Reds Propose Negotia_ tions on Guards, Willing ~ to Admit 20 Newsmen. 

Reds Reject Plan To Move Parleys To Another Site   Cammunists May Insist Allies Take Blame For Other Alleged Incidents—-Truce Talks Moy  Be Recumed In Near Future

RED BROADCAST HITS PLAN FOR ‘NEW TRUCE SITE   UN Sends Regrets For Accidental Strafine Incident

Reds Accept Principle’ of  UN Demand   Enemy Agrees To Allow Newsmen at Peace Talks

Allies Await Official Word; Agree To Neutralize Kaesong, Admit 20 Correspondents

Enemy Accepts UN Ultimatum “Tn Principle’   Reds Object to “One-Sided Demand”; Agree To Neutralize Kaesong, Admit Newamen

C. of C. Opposes Teacher Pay Bill   Asks for Vote by People on Proposal

MT. VERNON NEWS HIGHLIGHTS OF 1951-FROM THE FILES OF THE .REGISTER-NEWS

Top News Stories Of The Year Page 9   MT. VERNON NEWS HIGHLIGHTS OF 1951-— FROM THE FILES OF THE .REGISTER-NEW‘:

Gov. Fine Promises Fairless Steel It Will Not Be Faced With Overburdening Taxes

INDUSTRY URGED BY GOV. FINE TO BUILD IN PENNA   Promises “It Will Not Be ) Overburdened By  Taxation”   ‘IMPRESSIVE. PAYROLL   Is Speaker at The Steel Plant Groundbreaking Ceremonies Today

FEWER CONSUMER GOODS LIKELY  Longer Work Hours Seen by Mobilization Director

DEFENSE HEADS SEE SIGNS OF ‘RED OFFENSIVE   Guerrillas Are Not Operating In Weual Wav

AILENE BRINKMAN DENIES SLAYING   Pittsburg Woman ‘Testifies She Had No Part in Killing of Her Hushand.

Crack Trains Crash During Wyoming Snow   San Francisco Unit Plows Through City of L. A.

Extend Armed Service Duty 12 Months   Will Affect Some 400,000 Guardsmen, Reservists And Volunteers

Truman Gives Marshall ' Power To Call Up Armed Forces Reserves, Retired

 Extends Enlistments Year Truman Grants Authority For Call of Reserve Forces

New System ‘Asked ‘In Ohio  Civil Service   Senators Would Junk Present Sctup, Name 3-Member Board

—CIVIL SERVICEShakeup In  Commission Is Requested  Seek To Abolish   Seek To Abolish Present Setup

School Pension Bills Approved By Ohio Senate   Shake-Up Looming In Civil Service Commission Soon

Clay Says West Can Assemble  Force in Year   Sharply Disputes Testimony of Hoover: Urges No Troop Limitations

Could Shift ‘Red Chances in Westin a Year      Gen. Lucius Clay Doesn’t Agree With Hoover— Collins Hints Guard Call

HOOVER AGAINST TROOP - SENDING   Thinks Russia Could Cross Europe To English Channel In Twenty Days

General vi Pes, 3 Ful Speed on Sending Troops  to Europe   CONTRAST TO HOOVER   General Intimates Soviets Can Be Deterred By Present Policy

Clay Disputes Hoover: Fears  General Denies   General Denies: “Reds: Too--Strond

Would Continue Present Course Of Rearmament  Former Commander Of U. S. Forces In Germany Confident;

Speed Urged To Deter Russ Aggression  Forces Needed Can Be Ready In Year. He Adds

Gams Year Will Saft ice To Rearm  wal (lw Th   General Cay Urges Ful Speed on Sending Troops to Europe   CONTRAST TO HOOVER   General Intimates Soviets Can Be Deterred By Present Policy

Clay Asserts Proper West Defenses Can Make Agoression ‘Unprofitable’

Clay Urges Speed In Sending Troops   Says W. Europe Can Make Red Aggression ‘Seem Unprofitable’ 

Lucius Clay Calls For ‘Full Speed Ahead’ on Troops   Says Sufficient Force Can Be Assembled To Deter Red Aggression

Four More Divisions To Be sent 10 Western Europe Soon   Russians Not Supe: Men or Fighters

With U. S., Europe O. K.   Clay Says Defense Force Could Be Big Enough in Year To Make Reds Hold Back

Clay Asserts Russ Can Be Stopped In °52   Aggression Will ‘Seem Unprofitable’ Then, Is Claim; Urges Speed

Troops for Eurone “Without Limit”  General Clay Savs   General Clay Says _ Soviet Can’ Be Held In Check If U. §.: Acts With Snead

Full Speed Ahead On Europe Army Is Urged by Clay  ‘Aggression Can Be  Made Unprofitable

GENERAL CLAY ENDORSES PLAN, DEFEND EUROPE   SAYS GROUND TROOPS CAN WITHSTAND REDS WITHIN ONE YEAR

Gen.Clay Denies Troop Aid Futile  _ Connally Assails _ Hoover Attitude

General Asks West Europe Arming Speed   Former Commander In Berlin Sharply Challenees Hoover

Would Make Rec War Unprofitable  Clay Urges * Spee ed tn Treees fer

CLAY ASKS NO LMITATION ON TROOPS ABROAL   General Disputes Hoover’s Testimony U.S. Inviting Disaster.

Clay Urges Speed In Arming Europe To Meet Aggressio   Can Build Force In Year to Make Attack Costly

Clay Says U.S. Should Speed Europe Defense  Retired General Tell Graun larvna Eacerne   Retired General Tell Group Large Forces Could Deter Russia

Clay Urges Speed In Sending Troops  Saya W. Europe Con   Says W. Europe Can Make Red Aggression ‘Seem Unprofitable’ _

Clay Urges ‘Full Speed’ On Troops   Disputes Hoover’s  View That Russians Dania *‘Macencre’ Tle

General Clay Backs Plan to Defend Europe  Says Quick Buildup Wilanld MAabea Saviat   Says Quick Buildup Would Make Soviet Attack Unprofitable

Cla y Asserts War Unlikely With USS. Aid   J oe ee Reds May Never Be Ready If We Speed Arms And ie + Troops, He Savs

Clay Says Year Needed To Build Defense Force   Connally Challenges Hoover  On Europe’s Defense Prooram

Aggression Without Profit, f Enough Troops, Says Clay   Full Speed Ahead on Present Course Urged by Former Commander.

CAN GET SET TO HALT REDS IN YEAR-CLAY   Could Make Aggression Unprofitable to Russia by Assembling Troops “Full Speed Ahead.”   URGES NO LIMIT ON Gis TO EUROPE   Disputes Hoover Testimony That Sending Yanks Would Invite Massacre; Say Reds Not Supermen.

a temier Says eee  ‘Provincialism’ Of Some COP Chiefs Delavs Reanportionin.

HADACOL KING DISOWNS DEBI   LeBlanc Says Tax Lien Re sponsibility Of Co.’s New Owners

23. Anti-Racket Bills Untouched By U. S. Senate   Local Officials Active A - Result Of Spring © Crime Probes .

Kefauver Seeks Fast Action on Anti-Crime Bills      To Follow Up Work Of State Agencies

Kefauver Urges Solons To Act    Government Behind  on AneiCrima Rille

Workers At Cotton And Rayon Mill Vote Today On Cooling-Off Period

Mills In Carolinas Plan Vote On Cool-Off Period   Will Decide On Extension Of Strike Deadline; National President Of Union Due In Greensboro

American Firms Draft Plans to Divert Oil If Europe Loses Iran. Fuel

Oi! Companies In U. 5. Ready Meet Demands   American Oil to Be Sent to Allies in Event Iran Fields  Closed to West

16 Firms Participating .. . . : U.S. Oil Companies Plan To Aid Europe

U.S. Oil Firms Set For Action   Prepare To Rush Oil To W. Europe

Vogeler: “Sorry I Did Not Perhaps Live Up ToThe American Tradition Under Pressure”

Vogeler J ests When Asked If He’s Innocent of Hungarian Spy Charg

“ Am Sorry  Did Not Perhaps Live Up To American Tradition Under Pressure”   Yogeler Reters to Contession Me Made Before Communist Courtin Hungary 

Vo seler Say S He's S ‘Sorry’  Freed Executive In Nervous Interview

Auriol ts Given Noisy Welcome   First French President To Visit America Bring: Assurances Of Help Against Reds.

uriol Arrives n U.S.A. Today  Official Washington Plans Big Welcome

11-Gun Salute Greets Auriol   First Visit to U.S. by A French Chief Executive

Truman fo Greet French Leader In Capital Today   Begins 5-Day Visit Of State Along With Minister Schuman

Parade Will Honor Auriol  And His Wife   French Président To Assure U.S. France Will Fight Communism

AURIOL MEETS TRUMAN TODAY   French President To Get Royal Welcome In Washington

President Of France Is Due In Capitol Today On First — Formal State Visit To U. S.

French Leader Given Ovation.  InN. Y. Harbo:   First President To Visit U. S. Greeted With 21-Gan Salute

French President Arrives In U. S. For First Visit   Marks First Time French Chief Ever Visited America

\Reds Fearful of Stories Prisoners Will Tell When They Are Released

‘War State’  Charged on Suez Canal   British, Egyptians Duel Dozen Die; ‘Threat to World Peace’ Seen.

British Troops Patrol'Ismailia After Gun Fights   12 Die In Clash Over Week-End

British Troops Maintain Order In Canal Zone  12 Killed In Fight   12 Killed In Fight Between British And Egyptian Police

PATHOL TOWN AFTER 12 Ot IN GUNFIGHTS   Four British Officers and 8 Egyptians Killed in New Outbreak.

British Troops Enforce Order  in Suez Zone Weekend Gun-Figlit:   Weekend Gun-Fighits Result in 12 Persons being Killed

William Cook Enters Plea Of Innocent   Trial Set March 12; Lawyers Complain He Won't Co-operat

Flatly Refuse to Back Down on Parallel Zone   UN, Red Teams, However, Agree To Meet Tonight

Ridgway Staff Meets All Night After Nam ll Refuses To Yield   Special Instructions From Washington May Have Been The Subject For Staff's Session.

Sunday Session Being Planned (On Deadlock   Progress Lacking After Nine Days On Single Issue

Ridgway Calls Top Staff Men For Conference   Stalemate is Reached On Truce Line Location

PEACE HOPES BLASTED BY COMMUNISTS   Reds Flatly Refuse to Back Down on Demand for Truce Line on 38th Parallel.

Ridgway Calls Advisers Into Uraent Meeting   Believe Korean Truce Talks At Crisis Point

Gen. Ridgwa\ Calls Staff Into Session   Believe Crisis May Be Nearing In Kaesong Talks

Gen. Ridgway Calls Staff Together   Negotiations Reach Crisis, It Is Believed

Gen. Ridgway, Top Advisers Go in Huddle   Reveal Allies Want Buffér Zone North of Present Lines

Senior Communist Delegate Told Allied Negotiators He Could Not Depart In Any Particular From His Demand   TWO DELEGATIONS STILL FAR APART

Ridgway Calls Staff Advisers Into Conference  Cease-Fire Talks Believed to Have . Deas bad oo PEA

U.N. Infantry Assaults 2  Korea Peaks   Twin Attacks Follow In Wake of Tank  Raids on Kumsong

Alhes Assault 2 Vital Peaks  Near Kumsono   Tanks Stage Spectacular  Raid in Foe. Shoct. Up City

Admits He Set Building Afire   ‘Michigan Blaze Set In Effort to Evade Draft

Sets Mich. Fire To Escape Draft Call   State Worker ‘Admits Starting #4 000.000 Blaze

Young Father Plotted Blaze to Duck Draft   Arson Confessor Expected Minor Damace, Probatior

PLOT CHARGED TO CLEMENTIS   ‘Ex-Red Leader Faces  Trial in Prague

5 Arrested In Czech Plot To Oust Reds   Clementis Ringleader In Assassination Scheme, Prague Announces

Sherman Body To Be Flown To US. Today  Thousands in Naples Salute Dead Admiral Wiel, Rewaranre

Committee Turns Eye ToCrime   e Investigators Resume Expose Of Underworld In United States  Start Off In NJ

Maryland’s Underworld  To Get Probe   Senate Crime Investigators Have Summoned Many Witnesses

Windows Never Go Down In Busiest Little Post Office On Korean Front

Busiest P. O. Near Combat   Busiest in Korea Is Neer  Front Lines, Stays Open Every Hour for Soldiers

Block iri Center Of City Struck By Fierce Blaze   Early Estimate of Damages Listed as ‘$2 Million or More’

Reds Deliver POW Letters To U.N. Aide   Rushed To Japan For Quick Relay Ta  Relatives. Friends

Mail Received From UN POWs Held By Reds  i ae ~~:  Se   Letters Sped On Way Home; Yule Celebrations Told

Reds Deliver First Batch of Prisoner Mail   Letters Started  on Way to Japan by U.N. Commanc

First Mail From POW’s Comes To UN  Red Newsmen Say   Red Newsmen Say Americans Held Christmas Parties

Prison. Work Day Shorter  Convicts Offered ° _ Conduct Incentive.

Alabama Prison Abolishes Lash  Working Hours Cut For Good Conduct

UN Forces Closing in on Chorwon, Key Red Base, Meet Stiff Resistance

Reds Put Up New Stand In Plains Area   Other Forces Hit Suicide Battalion  For Third Day

Enemy Fighting Fiercely Against Troops’ Advance   Other UN Forces Continue to Charge Suicide Battalion

Red Resistance Heavy North of 8th Parallel   Allies Attacking . Chorwon, Anchor of Foe’s Build Up Area

,New Stand Comes After U ; Task Force Burst Out Of Bte: { Mountains, Smashed Aera t Flat Plain .   {SUICIDE BATTALION HOLDING AT KUMBW

UN Forces Close In On Reds   Hit Heavy Enemy Resistance In Drive North

Communists Fighting to Hold Chorwon   UN Offensive Pushing Ahead in North -Kerea Despite Fierce Enemy Resistance.

Carroll Co, Lady Hurt In Accident   Car Breaks .Pole: Near Carrollton School

Cutbach Expeciod     i  Government Reported Ready To Cat Steel Use tn Autos

Allies Driving To Within 7 Miles Of Seoul Fringe   THE FRESH FOTNWART

Reds Retreat After Beating   Foe Takes To Hills, Leaves 3.600 Dead

CHINESE REDS FORCED BACK  TOWARD SEOUL   Heavy Enemy Losses Reported On Front;  Typhus Cases Found

Navy's Fechfeler Reports on Harmony sees  Joint Chiefs of Staff No ‘Debating Society’

NANTS MORE BIG CARRIERS Adm. Fechteler Denies JCS a ‘Debate Society’

New Navy Boss Denies Rift In Council   Admiral Fechteler Says Defense Staff Working Together

War to Continue, White House Says   Truman Aide Cites Military Report Showing Hostilities Never Halted

Double-Talk Answers Bid  For Controls   Nishinsky Would Scrap Bombs Now, Supervise Later

Vishinsky Says He Did Answer  Russian Wants Ban Before Inspection

"Hypnotic" Looks Banned At Beach Sydney Girls Uphold Male Riaht To Stare

MARKETS   Merchants May Apply for Permission to Sell lat Fair Trade Prices.

—JIAM HOPPER— Legislature Facing Two Rugged Days  Seeks Compromise On Two Measures

Legislators Eye Tuesday Quitting  Ohio Lawmeokers Face Two Ruaged Deys

Mountainous Pile of Bills Faces Assembly  Target of Tuesday Adjournment Still Aim of Legislature

Legislature Determined To Adjourn Tuesday   Joint Conference To Decide On Two Important Measures

Order ORC Unit ‘Field’ Training  OF i eis che taf ok   Reservists In Camp 15 Days This Summer

Two Two Red Planes Are Shot. Down Near Sinanju  Chinese Beaten Back. In Light Skirmishes Along Entire Front .

Over 20 Persons Killen Crash Of Streamliners   Trains In Collision During Snowstorm; Injured List High

‘Streamliner Is Rammed in Rear During Blizzard   City of Los Angeles Iq Shattered by Sister Train in Wyoming ©

Luxury Train Slams Rear  Of Another  Wreck Happens  In Snowstorm

) Dead, 3 Missing After rack Streamliners Collide  Train Speeding Through Heavy Srow Storm '@peches Into Another Standiad on Track

Rescuers Hunt for Missing   Streamliner Stops at Signal, Second Crashes from Behind

Sleek Railway Streamliner Rams Another   Many Prominent Doctors Aboard After Convention

Twenty Known Dead, Three Are Missing When Two Fast Passenger Trains Collide

Men Probe Rail Ruins  For Bodies 20 or More Die In Wyoming Train Crash

Rescuers Still Probe Remains Of Shattered Streamline Cars   Screaming Crash Traps Many in Coaches; Doctors on Train Aid Wounded; Accident Occured in Midst of Thick, Falling Snow

Two U.P. Streamliners Run Together In Wyo.   14 Of 20 Recovered Bodies Identified; Rescue Efforts Hampered In SnowstormWhipped Wyoming

Wyoming Crash Takes 23 Lives; Fight Badly Hurt   Two Doctors Missing In Debris Of Wreck But Both Presumed Dead

20 or More Killed As Two Top U. P. Trains Collide   Streamliners Crash In Blizzard on Wyoming-Utah Line

Two Crack Trains Collide In Swirling Blizzard Yesterday   20 Bodies Found; 3 Missing As Search Continues In Cold

20 Known Dead, 3 Missing, 8 in  Serious Condition   Union Pacific Luxury Train Rams Halted Passenger in Swirling Blizzard in Wyoming

CREWS PROBE TRAIN DEBRIS FOR BODIES   Wyoming Rail Crash Kills 20; 3 Listed As Missing.

Benumbed Crews Dig Under Snow In Rescue Work  Two Smashed Trains  ar Perna ir ha ee

20 or More Lose Lives' In Wyoming Rail Crash   Rescue Crews Continue to Search Wreckage of 2 Passenger Trains.

Two Texins  Demolished In Collision  Identify Bodies Of 14 Victims

At Least 20 Die As Streamliners Crash In Storm   Snow-Covered Wreck Probed By Rescuers For 3 Still Missina

Rescue Crews Continue Hunt For Victims   Crash of Two Fast Streamliners Take Lives of at Least 20

No Reason for Collision Found  By UP Official:   One Streamliner Rams Rear of Another in Wyoming Blizzard

20 Bodies" Recovered: Hunt More  Theroea Miscing Eicht   Three Missing, Eight © In Serious Condition In Snowstorm Tragedy

20 Persons Are Killed In Collision ‘Of Streamlined Passenger Trains

TWO BODIES PULLED FROM TRAIN WRECK   Count of Dead: An: Streamliner “Crash Stil 20

Rescue Crews Search  Wreck; 20 Are Dead      Three Persons Are Reported Missing in Wyoming Tragedy, Eight  Are in Serious Condition

CRASH OCCURS IN SWIRLING SNOWSTORM   Streamliner Smashes Rear Of Halted L.A. Train   Continue Hunt For Victims: Three Missing, Eight Seriously Iniured

Luxury Union Pacific Train Rams Another  Three Persons Missing After Collision in Raging Snowstorm

3 Missing In Crash of UP Streamliners   Worat in 30 Years, Railman Saya Of Disaster in Blvzurd

Peiping Radio Hints Agreement to Truce Talks Site Change   Ridgway Proposal Not Given Official Acceptance; Major Drive Wouldnt Halt Parley

Propaganda Hints At New Site For Talks   Communists May Be Willing To Use New Place

Cease Fire Site May Be Chanoed   Reds Seem Willing To Move Place For Conference

Truce Talks Shift May Suit Reds   Ridgway Proposes Kaesong Be Droppec As Parley Center

MIGHT CHANGE SITE OF TALKS   Reds Drop Hints In Radio Reports, Give No Answer

ENEMY MAY BE READY 10 MOVE PARLEY GROUND   Communist Radio Reports Unofficially That Gen. Ridgway's Proposal May Be Accepted.

Red Broadcasts Hint Communists May Change Site   Urge Koreans To Be Cautious About Move Ridgway Suggested

May Agree to Change  Site of Truce Parleys’  Communist Radio Hints ' Willingness to Accept Ridawavy's Plan.:

RECORD CROPS “INU. 5. SEEN THIS SUMMER   Favorable Weather Could Boost Output Over 1948 Total

Grous Are Near Proruetion Goal   Nation’s Third Largest Corn Harvest Forecast

Nation’s Crop Outlook Favorable   Well Within Reach of the Largest Harvest on Record.

Nation's Crops Within Reach Of Record Mark   Favorable Weather During June Ups Harvest Estimates

Cautiously Optimistic... . Britain ls Watching  Gutcome Of Truce

Would Benefit Only a Few, Kohler Says Vetoes Bill Providing State ‘Cash For Veteran Conventions

Here's Good News for the’ Gals   Dresses Under $50 Won’t Jump in Price

Voegler Joins Family From Hungarian Jail   Wan, Faltering Man Tortured To Win Confession

Hungary Frees Vogeler For Series Of American Concessions; Freed Man Tells Of Acts Of Coercion

Union Agrees To Call Off Textile Strike  Grants Gov’t Bid For Mediation

State Turns Cold Again; Helene Temperature Drops 51 Degrees: Overnight, Kalispell Has Flood:  ’ Minimum Reading of 10 Below ’ Forecast for Here Tonight

Used Car Price Curbs Prepared   Ceilings Also Are Expected to Be Placed On Livestock, Textile Industries

Price Boosts For New Cars Is Permitted     1   Government Approves 344 Per Cent Increase ' For Manufacturers’

To Tighten Price Curbs On Used Cars   Auto Manufacturers Given Go-Ahead to Raise New Car Prices

"AMPHIBIOUS — Reds Hit  Near Port Of Wonsan   FOE BROADENS WONJU DRIVE

Smash Into Port City Of Wonsan 139 Miles Behind Battle Lines    Communists’ Three Day Offensive In Central Korea Broadens And Is Gaining Momentum.

Marines Smash Near Important Port of Wonsan   Action Made Under Cover of Furious Navy Bombardment

Amphibious Landing Is. Made Under Protection Of Navy Bombardment

Red Offensive Continues On Central Front; B-29s Pound Big Red Camp

But Three Day Communist Of fensive In Central Korea Broadens, Gains Momentum; Reds Flank WonjuHub Road   SUICIDE SQUADS ARE THROWN OVER HAN RIVER

FLEET SUPPORTS SURPRISE LANDING BEHIND RED LINES   U.S.S. Missouri, Other Allied Cruisers and Destroyers Form Mighty Navy Covering Landing Above 38th Parallel; 2 Harbor Islands Seized.

Communists Make Gains On Central Front; Fight Fierce in Wonju Area

Storm Wonsan tn Landing 130 Miles Behind Lines   Enemy Offensive Gains  In Central Korea

Furious Naval Bombardment Prior To Landing; Red Offensive Gains _ Momentum In Seoul, Wonju Sectors   (See map on page 23

Landing at East Coast Port Made Under Cover Of Naval Bombardment

LAND BEHIND ENEMY LINES IN SURPRISE   ROK Marines Occupy Islands in Harbor and Land on Beach.

Marines Hit Near Port Of Wonsan   Communists Continue Smashing Attacks On Central Front

Successful Landing Along Korean: Coast Is: Made. Under Cover of Naval: Bambardment; Com: munist Offensive in Central Korea Still-Progressing: > a”

ROK Marines Hit Reds Far Behind Lines, Land At Kast Coast Port Citv

Make Amphibious Landing 107 Miles North of Parallel  Red Drive In Central Korea Broadens and Gains Momentum

Land 130 Miles Behind Red Lines  In Surprise Drive   Amphibious Landing Is Made Under Cover Of Furious Bombardment; ROK Marines Smash To Outskirts Of Key Port Of Wonsan; No American Marines in Party

On Central Front, Red Losses High   South Korean Marines Land at Wonsan Far Above Parallel.

Quit Buying Tin Until British Get the Price Down   Since US ls Buvine It, the Charge Ts 150 Pet. Higher

Reds-in-Defense-Plants Hearings To Start Soon   Communists Expelled from ClO Working In Munitions Factories. Solon Warns

Blasts Lausche For intervening In Slots Bill  Senate Delays Vote On Prison Terms

Officer Rises To Power In Syria  Aged President Quit: In Unexpected Move

Fleischmann Ends Own Life  Multi-Millionnaire Shoots Self To Death At California Hame

Gas] Tax nein Effective June ’ Clo Plans Fight   Dems Claim Second Ax to Veto Unconstitutional

Gas Condition Termed Cause  Of Disaster   Crews Find Other Bodies In Kermit Explosion; Vietinois Listed

1] Men Killed By Explosion In Coal Mine  Rescue Crews Enter Workings To Seek Bodies

Martin Works Out Social Security Deal and Gov. Williams Takes All the Credit

a ce eee ee is  Secretary Denies Political Implications, Peace Move

NEGOTIATIONS WITH CHINESE (QUESTIONED   Senate Investigators Want to Know Definite Stand of Administration.

Britain’s Bevin Resigns Foreign Secretary Post   Herbert Morrison to Succeed Ailing Diplomatic Veteran

AILING BEVIN RESIGNS POST; “DEPUTY NAMED   Leftwing of Labor Party Setback By Choice

Valuable Shortcut in Vital Defense Research  A-Weapon Test Set for Nevade

Nevada to Be Used in Atom Tests   Indicates Mastery of New Method of Making Explosions.

Allies Gain Two Miles In Ground Push   Troops Meet Only Small Groups Of Foc Along Central Front

Allied Troops in Central Front Again   Advance Two Miles Against Small Groups Of Red«

UN Troops: Gain Over Two Miles   ‘Central Korean Front Units Encounter Small Groups of Red Forces

lowa Conservation Setup Muddled by Resources Council   ‘Little Hoover’ Group Urges a Single Agency

WORK RESUMED AS LEGISLATORS FACE PROBLEMS   Tar Heels Take Time Out To Honor Memory Of Aycock — Hearings Scheduled  On Budget.

AN JOM OCSsslor  Hoey To Address Legislature In Program Honoring Aycock

Tribute Tonight To Gov. Aycock   State Lawmakers To Join In Tribute

Balkan Reds Held Plotting Slav Attack   Three Satetlites Reported Mobilising Fevecrishty Kar Fneaneinent Rlow

AUTO FIRMS 10 RAISE PRICES   Increase Expected To Eventually Be Passed  On To Purchasers

HIGHER AUTO PRICES EXPECTED SHORTLY   DiSalle May Issue Order Today  Permitting Increases by Manufac(urers.

‘NEW BOOST SEEN IN AUTO PRICES   DiSalle Expected to Issue Order Today Permit ting Increases

Arab-Leaque May Crack Down on Oil   Move to Back Egypt In Its Dispute With  Britain. on Suez

Top Peace-Time Arms Bill Voted   GOP Drive to Limit Ike’s Army Defeated

House Passes Top Peacetime  Military Bill   $56 Billion Spending Measure for Armed L nits Goes to Senate

Towns May be Hit By Bloated River   Rampaging Mississippi Causing Midwesterners  To Leave Flooded Home:

River Threatens Three-Stafe Area  Mississippi Off On Spring Rampaae

MO Caottan   ‘Old Man River’ Poses Threat To Towns in 3 Midwest States

Thousands Flee Mississippi Rise   Red Cross Estimates 3,000 Evacuated In Flood-Stricken Area

3000 Flee Mississippi in 3 States  Red Cross. Civil   Red Cross, Civil Defense, Guard Help Fight Waters

Hoods Menace To Many Towns   - Thousands Forced To Leave Homes -

EVACUATE 3,000 AS RIVER TOWNS SANDBAG LEVEES   DOUBT DANGER OF SERIOUS FLOODING BELOW ST. LOUIS

Serious Floods  Threatened In  Three States 3,000 Evacuated   3,000 Evacuated Already; Others To Leave Tomes Soon

Serious Floods Threaten in Three States   Rampaging Mississippi Forces 3.000 Persons To Flee Homes—More  Evacuations Foreseen

Thousands Flee when Mighty Stream Spills Itself in Lowlands of  Three Midwest States

Towns of Three Slates Threatened by Floodwaters   Mississippi Spilling Over Its Banks Causing Many to Flee Homes.

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD THREAT IS INCREASING   Three Midwest Cities Prepare To Combat High Waters.

‘Old Man River’ Runs Wild; 3,000 Evacuate Homes  State of Emergency Declared in Iowa Camminitie<

Mighty Mississippi Perils River Towns   Thousands: Forced From Homes in Wisconsin, lowa and IIlinois; Communities Working Feverishlv to Prepare for Record Hich Level] —

“OLE MISS” ROARS   Serious Flood Threats for River Towns in Three States *

Rampaging Mississippi InNew Threat   Several Cities Face Damage From High Waters

‘Old Man River Shows Signs Of Mounting Fury:  Threatens Serious Floods In Lower

Several Oklahoma Roads Are Closed   Rivers end Creeks Over flow im Several Perts of State

Abuses Cited After Inquiry At Cleveland   Highway Department Ordered to Ignore Doctors’ Statements

Thompson Is State Price Control Chief   Stoughton Lawyer, Dem Governor Candidate in  1950, Is Appointed

Broadcasts Set For Four Top Bowl Contests   Sooner-Wildcat Fray Tops New Year's Day Card

McCarthy Says He Will Name 29 State Department Employes Whose Loyalty Has Been Studied

McCarthy Says He'll  Name More   Promises To List Tomorrow 29 Who Have Come Under Investicution

No Commitments Are Made On Handling Of Names Senator Plans To Announce

McCarthy To Name Loyalty Lisi   Senator Wants Assurance Names  Won't Be Printed

McCarthy Say: He Will Give The Names   Assurance Asked Of Press Groups Not Promised

- rer at nei tr a rg  Pr ess W on t Assume s ibel -     at  Me Carthy to Name 29 Under Investigation for Lovalty

List : AWwi- ae By Mel iarthy  ee ee ae   Senator To Present Suspected: Persons

US Asks 6.5 Billions For Arms Project   Gem State Would Gel $21,109,000 for Min. Home Air Base

Congress Asked For Vast Military Building Program  _ Need is Dictated By Current International

Huge Sum For Detrick Asked ByU.S   Secretary Marshall Makes Plea To Congres To Act Quickly On Defense Provram

Sec. Marshall Asks Congress For Big Fund   Wonts Quick Action or. $6,561,262,000 Militory Building Program

Marshall Asks Congress For Huge Program   Military Building Projects Needed By Nation

Marshall Urges Quick Passage Of Arms Bill   Projects Include $66 Million for Missouri Building

$6.5 Billion For Defense   Marshall Urges Quick Approval by Congress Of Funds for Program

Seek Huge New Appronriatien   Marshall Asks for  6% Billion for Military Pregram Dictated by Internationa! Tension

Marshall Wants Congress: To Approve Six-Billion Dollar Military Program

ASKS 6-BILLION ARMS PROGRAM   Marshall Requests Quick Congressional Approval

6 Billion Asked For Military Building Needs   Marshall Asks Fast O.K.; Some Projects Classified ‘“Seeret’

Senators Get Set For Battle over Agri Fund Cuts   Few If Any Reductions Anticipated in Big Appropriations Bill

Senators Square Away For Battle Over Farm Money   Even Before Voting, Few Reductions Are  Seen Likely In Bill

Sassen Charge: Acheson Tried To Buy Peace   Lattimore Accused Of Being in on Deal To Sell Out Chiana

Stassen Quotes Vandenberg Acheson's Bid to Block Aid for Chiang Charged

Banker Accepts Chairmanship of Truman's Party   F. E. McKinney, Ohio, To Succeed W. A. Boyle, Kansas City

TAX WRITERS LOOKING FOR ~NEW REVENUE   Committee May Im.pose Some Sort of Levy on Gamblers. Bookmakers.

Senate Tax Group Looks at Gambler And Bookmaker Fo: Additional Levies

Anxious Britons: Pray for Monarch  King's Operation   Mev Come Sunday

Bloody Ridge Issue Still In Doubt After Attempt At Sunrise   Heavy Artillery Fire And Lashing Attack By Allied Planes Takes Heavy Toll of Enemies.

Plea Beamed To Reds For Quick Action  New Move Based On Malik's Call

Appeal Beamed To Red China Via Short Wave  -.. riz?   Top Officials Act Swiftly to Test Peiping’s Reaction

U.N. Transmitters Beam Cease-Fire Appeal To Enemy   Negotiations Based On  Russian Proposals Aalead.

UN Presses Russias Proposal For Truce At 38th Parallel In Korea; Cease Fire Is Urged

Urgent Cease-Fire Appeal Sent To Red China, North Korea By U. N.   Negotiations Based On Soviet Plan For 38th Parallel Truce Are Uraed

Secretary General's Appeal Broadcast To Red China, North Korea—UN And Western ‘Diplomats Skeptical-Truce Proposal Made On Eve Of War's First Anniversary

Radio Red China,’ North Koreans Appeal From Lit   Diplomats Move Quickly But Display Wariness After Cease-Fire Bid

Trygve Lie Asks Ceasefire Based On Russian Plan   United Nations Acts Swiftly To Follow Up On Mailik’s Suggestior

Trygve Lie Asks For Negotiations On Russ Proposal   UN Will Discuss Political Issues Involved in Truce

‘Western Foreign Ministers Exhibit Wariness Over Soviet ‘Truce Necotiation Proposal

U.N. Plea IsBeamed  To Enemy   Transmitters Crackle With Radio Appeals

Lie Urges Quick Negotiations For Cease-tire   Discussion Proposal By Russia’s Malik Studied By Allies

UN Radio Beam: Cease-Fire Plea To Communists  Secretary-General Lie Bases Appeal On Malik Proposal

U.N. Radio Calls For  Cease-Fire   Diplomats Wary Over Sovict Bid For Peace Talks

See Peace Hope On Anniversary Of Korean War   Radio Takes Appeal of Trygve Lie for Peace To China, North Korea.

Lie Makes Negotiations Appeal   Russian Suggests  Withdrawal,  Armistice   } 

UN Cease-Fire Appeal Beamed To Chinese   Seek Moscow  Proof Of Bid   China Organ Fully Okays  Soviet Plan

Quick Peace Negotiations Urged As Cease-Fire Plea Is Sent Red China, Korea   MALIK OF RUSSIA   Proposes Truce At 38th Parallel: U.S. Plans Talks With Allies

The Weather   Lie Issues Plea For Immediate Solution   Diplomcts Express Skeptical Hopefulness After Malik’s Apparent Bid For Settlement In Korean Conflict

QUICK TRUCE TALKS URGED   Malik’s Cease-Fire Plea Beamed To Red China . And North Korea

Fighting On Into Second Year of War   No Comment From Red Ching On Malik Proposal

Lie Bidding For Parleys On Russia’s Truce Plans   UN Officials Take Immediate Action  After Malik. Talk

'U. N. Beams Peace Appeal  ‘To Chinese   Washington Looks To Moscow And Peiping  For Proof Of Malik’s Sincerity

West Wary As Lie Asks For Parley   U.N. Transmitters Beam To Red Chinz Appeal For Truce

U.N. Radio Beams Plea  For Parley   Diplomats Wary But Watchful—  Details Soucht

Wilmoth Is Being Brought Back Here  Foited to Appear ter Tria! Deputy Sheriff Goes to Oklahoma Cite for Hin

President  To Open Ta: Fraud Files To Probers  Jnstiece Dent’«   Justice Dept.’s Personnel Files  Also Available  For Examination

Truman fo Oper Tax Fraud Files To House Grour  Clannin Dlanc   Cleanup Plans For Alcohol Unit Also Announced

Secrecy Barriers Lowered To Aid Tax-Dodger Prob  Housecleaning Ordered In - Alcohol Unit

Tax Secrecy Barriers Crumbling   President Agrees to Open Files to House Committee.

Truman To Let Probers See Tax Fraud Files   Action Will Clear Way for Resumption of Investigation. That Has Produced Evidence of Corruption in Internal Revenue Bureau—Housecleaning in Alcohol Tax Unit Ordered by Commissioner Dunlap.

Secrecy In Tax Collection Field Disintegrating  Truman Will Open Justice Dept. Files

Secrecy Bariiers Break Down      Investigators Get Access To Records Formerly Withheld

Hidden Files Tax Collection Inquiry Begins   ‘Bureau Corruption And Misconduct’ Are Main Breaches

Hundreds Of Movie Stars In Red Probe   6. House Committee Links:Many With. ‘Peace Offensive’

Academy Award  Winners Linked  With Commies Judy Holliday, Ferrer,  _ Others Connected With Phanvy Rec Peace Drive

Academy Award Winners Among Red Suspects   Many Unwitting Dupe: of Communist Peace Front, Belief

Judy Holliday Denies Red Link   Americans Tricked Into Peace Offensive

Ferrer and Holliday Are Accused  Un-American Activities Committee

Film Winners linked To Reds   Names Associated With ‘Peace’ Moves

OSCAR WINNERS  ‘LINKED’ T0 REDS   iHouse Group Names Ferrer, Judy Holliday iff Blast at ‘Peace Offensive’

Panel Links Prominent Americans \With Communist ‘Peace Offensive’

Committee Links . Hundreds Of U. 5. Citizens With Reds  House Probers Of ~~ Communism Issue

AMERICANS ARE LINKED TO RED GROUPS IN UL S.   House Un-American Committee Reveals Names Of Several Hundred Prominent Persons.

Academy Award Winners Are Accused by House Committee On UnAmerican Activities

Link Oscar Winners Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer to Red ‘Peace Offensive’

Winners of Oscars  Called Red-Lovers   Ferrer and Holliday Are On New Probe List

Un-American Activities Body Links Hundreds Of Persons To Red Drive

Oscar Winners Linked fo Group  Body Described as Red Peace Offensive

Screen Stars, Top Sei entists Linked To Red:   Judy Holliday, Ferrer Mentioned in Probe Of Red ‘Peace Offensive’

TEMPERATURE   Oscar Winners Linked  To Commie Peace Line   House Red Probers Also Call Artist _ Rockwell Kent Top ‘Fellow-'Traveler

Dr. Morrison And Film Stars On Report List  Oscar Winners Among Scores To Be Named

Film Stars Linked To Red Front   Oscar Winners Among Hundreds Named, Mav Be Dupes

House Committee Links More with Red Peace Moves   Several Hundred On List; Includes Many Movie People

NAME ACTORS, SCIENTISTS ON RED FRONTS   House Group Lists Ferrer, Holiday as  Left Wing Helpers

Oscar Winners Linked to Red  ‘Peace’ Moves   Judy Holliday, Jose Fer rer Among Hundreds Named by Committee

Oscar Winners Are Linked to Peace Offensive   Three Former State Residents Part of Red Campaign, Word

Film Oscar Winner: And Two Scientists Named in Report Of House Prohere

Oscar Winners Listed As Reds; Name Scientists   Ferrer, Judy Holliday, Among Those Backing “Peace” Hoax —

Would Cut Off Aid to Those Selling to Reds   Kem Says He Will Sponsor Bill Ordering Truman To End Such Help

Kem For Curb On Foreign Aid   26 oe ee OS Would Bar li To  Nations Sending  War Goods To Reds

Reds Lose In Voting In Ktaly  Christian Democrats Score Bia Victory

White House Denies Charge Saying  Medal Of Honor Denied To Dead Marine

Big Mystery. Balloon Soars Above Ohio.   Silver Sphere Heads for Atlantic Coast at Great Altitude

Big Mystery Balloon. Heads For East Coast   Airmen Report, ‘Huge Silver Bag Drifting ‘Over Oliio And Pennsvivania Not Occupied

SILVER BALLOON MAKES MYSTERY   Huge, Unidentified Object Observed In QhioPenn. Area

BALLOON SIGHTED ABOVE THIS AREA   Immense Mystery Object Drifts South of Mercer

Mystery Balloon _ Floats Eastward   Airline, Fighter Pilots  Report Sphere at High Altitudes —

Mystery Balloon High Over the Earth ls Believed Headed in this Direction

Big Silver Balloon Spotted in District   Pittsburgh Air Based Flyers Searching For Mystery-Flying Object

Balloon Floats High Over U.S.   Mystery Craft Spotted by Two Airline Pilots

Hiss Begins 5-Year Term   Former Federal Official Gives + Up To Marshal

Alger Hiss Starts Jail Sentence   May Have to Serve Only 90 Manthe

Alger Hiss Begins His Jail Term   ‘Boy Wonder To Lose Civil Rights When Freed

Jet Record Is Broken At Air Show   Sabre F ighter Completes Course  At 628.698 MPH

Fast-—Faster—Fastest— ‘Air Force Test Pilot Pushes fighter Plane to World Record of 628 MIPH

Jet Plane Pushed to New Mark   Col. Fred Ascani Makes 628.698 Miles a Hour at Detroit.

Air Force Pilot Wins   Mark Of 628.698 MPH Racked Up By Col. Fred Aseani

Fully Acmed  Sabre Jet Sets New’ World’s Speed Record: Flys 628 mph

Ask Ridgway, Says Russell   Jf State Department Wants Te Knew if He Stil Fevers Netienalist invenen

Inquiry Group To Ask More About Chinese   Senator Russell Wants To Know if Gen. Ridgway Still Favors Attacks

Russell Seeking Ridgway Views   President Of NAM At Blowing Rock

Stand Taken By Ridgway Is Checked To Defense   Senator Says Action Is Up To Department  On General's Opinion

NY Welcomes  General Mae  Gigantic Celebration Planned for Today

17 Persons Die During Weekend In State Mishaps  Traffic Accidents Claim Majority of Wisconsin Victims

State Week End Mishaps Kill 14   Highway Accidents Claim 12 of Victims

Jets Clash Over Korea for First Time in 5Days   U. $. Superforts Bomb Red Jet Base Near Manchuria .

Field Below China Border Hit By Yanks   Agreement Reached On Buffer Zone By  Oi I

Jets Clash Again; Two M1IGs Hit   American Planes Return Safely ; Agree On Buffer Tone Clause

B-29’s Blast Base 2 Miles Below Yalu   Vandenberg Cites Chinese Air Gains, Hints All-Out Air Was

Superforts Batter New Red Jet Bases  Fighters Battle For First Time In Five Days

Superforts Bomb Reds Near China   First Jet Clash in Five Days Follows; 2 MIGs Damaged as 60 Planes  _ Battle in Air   All Come Back   12 B-29’s Return Safely After Strike 2 Miles  From Frontier

Migs Clash Over Korea   Bombers Hit New Base Two Miles From Red China’s Frontier

Fight Comes After Bomb Raid On New  Korean Base   Superforts Hit Base For Migs Near Manchuria

Jets Clash Anew After B-29 Raid Near Yalu River   Superforts Pierce Flak, Fighter Net

First Bombing Attack Made On Enemy Base   B-29 Foray Assaults Base Two Miles From Manchurian Line

 —JETS BATTLE OVER KOREA— Fight Follows Bombing Of New Red Plane Base

Jets  Battle  After r Supers Hit Red Base   All B-29s Return from Raid Near Yalu: 6000 Chinese Attack

Jets Battle First Time In Five Days   Report All U.S. Planes Back Safely; Vandenberg Chafes At Raectrictinnc

Jets Clash Over Korea For First Time in Five Days   Dozen Superforts Bomb Red Airbase Only Two Miles From Manchurian Border Last Night

Jets Clash Today Over North Korea   Superforts Bomb Red Air Base Near Manchurian Border

Jets Clash For First In Days   Fight Comes After Superforts Bomb Red Base.

Allies Strike At Reds Througt Air in Korea  Jets Clash For First Time in Five Days; B-29s Hit Field

Jets Clash First Time In 5 Days   B-29 Bombers Hit Red Air Base Near Manchuria

Uiju Jet Base Hit By Allies   Superforts Pour Bombs on Target; Jets Clash After Lull, Down 2 MIGs

Drop Bombs On Red Air Base Near Manchurian Border   Jets Clash For First Time In l act Five Nave

SUPERFORTS BOMB FIELD NEAR YALU   Strike Closer to the Man‘ churian Sanctuary

’Forts Pound Red Jet Base  Near China   2 MIGs Are Damaged As Korea Jet Battles Resume

Jets Clash Again Over Korea, Two MiGs Damaged   12 Superforts Rain Bombs on Communis' Wiiu Jet Plane Base

Superforts Blast New Enemy Base Close To Yalu  ; >. : Manchuria Border  “iw AASlieae Baan   Manchuria Border Two Miles From Site Of Attack

Jets Clash Over Korea For First Time In 5 Days   Superforts Bomb New Red Jet Base Two Miles From Manchurian Frontier

New Jet Fichts Break Out Over Korean Front   Superforts Blast New MIG Base On Manchurian Border

Bombing Raid Is Followed By Clash Of Jets   Communist Base Close To ¥alu River Is Pounded Heavily By Force Of American Superforts

 feds’ J Jet Fighter Base Near China    B-29s Ignore, Migs, Flak To®Stage Raid .2 Mites South Of Yalu Line

Jets Meet Again After Air Lull  Rattlac E-llaw   Battles Follow MIG Base Raid

Liaison Officers Are Preparing Map Of Demarcation Line; Three Big Issues Face Truce Delegates

Jets Tangle, Forts Strike At Red Base  Bomb Within Short   Bomb Within Short Distance of Border To Curb Enemy Air

U.S. , Red Jet Tangle Over Korea   UN Infantrymen Beat Off New Chinese Attacks

JETS FIGHT AGAIN   Air War Resumes in Korea: B-29s Bomb Red Base Near Yalu

Cold Wave Puts Mercury Down to 9 Degrees   Most of Nation Affected by Record Low Temperatures

Nazi War Criminals  Die Today   Several Breaking Down as Death Hour Draws Near

Nation’s Highest '»:>vnal Agrees To Consider !veath Stav For War Crim ei:

TO TRIAL IN MAY  Fleagle Youth Arraigned on Eight Counts, Bond Set  at $5,000

Three Robberies Net $44 800 Cash  Silver Plant Loses $35.000 In Holdup

Five Gunmen Rob  ~ Bank of $35,000   Wounded Policeman Hits Speeding Gelaway Car

Singer Dies   Arming of Free Germany Is Defeat for Soviet, But —  Adenauer Says Russia Won't Fight

ae  FOR A BANK MEETING   ‘Incorporators Plan Organizational ) Session After Jan. 1 .

FOR A BANK MEETING   Incorporatora Plan Organizational Session After dan. 1.

20 Are Ordered for Induction      37 Other Youths Face Pre-Induction Tests in Milwaukee Monday

16 Are Ordered  for Induction   Swearing-In Tuesday: Pre-Induction Exams for 74 Men Thursday

Allies Would Make Kaesong Neutral Area   Plan Gets Coot— Reception From Communist Group

UN Makes Surprise Proposal to Reds in Negotiations to Bring About Armistice in Korea.

U.N. Truce Team Makes New Proposal   Suggest Disputed Kaesong Be Put In Deinilitarized Zone

Proposes City Be Demilitarized Under Truce Pact Reds Reported Cool  To Proposal on Chief  Stumbling Block

REDS APPEAR COOL TOWARD LATEST OFFER   UN Spokesman Says Move Is Sincere Solution Effort

Communists Cool Toward Allied Offer   Details Lacking : Ou Oral Statement By U.N. Delegate

Would Put City In Neutral Zone: Reds Want Town   Decision On City Main Issue Still Under Dispute

Allies Suggest Neutral Zone For Kaesong  Reds Apvear Cool.   Reds Appear Cool, But Haven’t Said Nc To Surprise Offer

Allies Offer Compromise On Kaesong Issue   Willing to Place City in _ Demilitarized Zone; Reds Are Cool to Idea

ASK KAESONG BE CLEARED   ‘Surprise UN Offer Would Demilitarize Red  Held City

UN Negotiators Want Red - Held City Placed  In Demilitarized Zone

May Make \Neutral Zone Of Kaesong   United Nations Plan Given To Communists As Means Of Reaching Truce Agreement

UN Proposes Neutralizing Kaesong Area   Red Negotiators Apparently Cool Toward New Offer; Other Issues Pending

Reds Are Cool, Don’t Reject New Proposal   Demilitarized Zone Might Be Brought Under Joint Rule

Disputed City Main Issue In Truce Trading  Allied Offer Not Ye Rejected By Reds  ANT TTWOPnr Aw

UN Negotiators Propose Kaesong Demilitarization      Decision On Red-Held City Looms As Chief Issue Blocking Agreement On Cease-Fire Line

U.N. TERMS ASK NEUTRAL SECTOR INSIDE KAESONG   Allied Proposal Would End Dispute Over Red-Held City And Open Cease - Fire Parley.

Allies Propose Disputed Kaesong Be Placed in A Demilifarized Zone   Red Negotiators Reported Cool To Oral Offer

Neutral Kaesong Proposed   Surprise Moye Made By U.N, Negotiators

UN Proposes Kaesong Be Neutral City   Communists Cool, But No Firm Refusal Announced

Mrs. Young Leaves Job   Mink-Clad Stenographer Onits at White House

$9540 MENK.   Trauman’s Aid. With Coat,  Rac ane Pact  ZQwoegg, AbD £2 UY

Mrs Young Out of White House Job; Renort She ‘Quit   Takes Famous Mink Coat and Returns to Her Home Work

Mink-Coated Stenographer Resigns Joh   Mrs, Young, Wife Of Key Figure In RFC Case, Quits Job As White  Manee Emniove

Mrs. Young And Her $9,540 Pastel Mink  es SE 5 Coat “Resign” Again   White House Stenographer Whose Husband Was Mixed Up In RFC Deals Hearing Leaves President’s Employ This Week

PPL ORL EE EA Oe EEE Terre rre eee’  Steno With Mink Coat Ouits White House Job

North Carolina Man Fires House Before Shooting Himself In Head   Victims Are Found  Sprawled On Beds   Wife Says Husband Bought Two Five-Gallon Cans Of Kerosene

No Sign of U. § Flu Epidemic  Doctors Alerted As Precautionary Plan

MILLIONS IN EUROPE HIT BY INFLUENZA   Epidemic Believed Waning; Hasn’t Spread to U. S., Officials Say.

6th: Fleet Ready For Atom Battle   Base in Spain Advocated by Kimball On Return From European Tour

OUR NAVY IN MEDITERRANEAN IS PREPARED TO HIT ENEMY WITH ATOMIC BOMB BARRAGE

Offered $10,000 Fee for Report Faverias Truckers   Consulting Engineer Testi fies at Hearing Into

Name Given Committee in Lobby Probe   i. Sverdrup Says $10,000 an Offer Made Him

Senate Action On House-Approved Seven Billion Tax Hike Seen Soon

QUICK SENATE TAX BOOST ACTION SEEN   Bill May Be Reported To Floor By Mid-August

Senate Tax Vole May Come Soon   Sen. Byrd Thinks Bill May Be Reported To Floor by August

Senate Action On Tax Hikes May Speed Up   Senator Byrd Says Bill Now May Get to the Floer by Mid-August

Senate May Act  More Promptly ‘On Tax Hike Bill   Measure Has Good Chance Of Being Reported To Floor By Mid-Auguat

A()- YEAR-OLD PAIR VICTIMS   Infant, 19-Year-Old Trucker Uninjured

G-Men Reveal Daring Robber Gang Captured   Four Bank Looters Seized By FBI. For Theft O£ $100,000

FBI CAPTURES BANK ROBBERS   Last of Kitts Gang Behind Bars; Looted Mid west Vaults of $100,000

Warn Levees Are In Danger Near Hannibal   Engineers Call For Evacuation OF River Areg

Threat From River In Area  Of Hannibal   Evacuation Been Recommended By U. S. Engineer

Soaked Manhattan Has a 3-Inch Rain   Water Runs Through Streets, But Does Littl Damage Except to Hamper Cleanup

U. $. Chamber of Commerce Sees Nc Need of Tax Boost   Taft and Millikin Doubt Spending Can be Cut Enouak

Chamber Says Tax Raise Is  ‘Not Needed’   Taft Disagrees With C. Of C. Spokesmen On Added Revenue

Chamber Sees No Need Of Hike   GOP Senators Are Skeptical Boost Can Be Averted

TWIN OFFENSIVE IS SEEN SLOWLY FLANKING SEOUL   U. S. Division Kills 10,080 Reds in Fighting Way Out of Trap   FOE IGNORES LOSSES   Swarms Over Thousands of Their Dead in Suicidal Waves

TWO-PRONGED DRIVE BY REDS FLANKS SEOUL   Allies Withdraw Along Flaming 125-Mile Front

Veteran Yank Group I ights lree of Trap   Seoul Is Being Slowly Outflanked by Enemy; Han City Is Objective

Red Drives Slowly Outtlanking Seoul   U. S. 2nd Division Fights Free of Trap, Sets Up New Defense in Central Korea

Chinese Reds Force Allied Withdrawal   Swarm Over Thousands of Their Dead in TwoPronged Drive.

Chinese, Slain By Thousands, Keep Pressing  Three American llotae Eline We      Three American Units Fight Way Clear of Trap

Second Division Kills 10,000; Escapes Trap  Enemy Horde Flowing Through Break But

Second Division Reports 10,000 Enemy Casualties  Chinese Outflanking Seoul In Offensive; Yangpyong Objective

Second Div. Alone Kills 10,000 Reds   Battered Seoul Being Outflanked By Twin Drives

Reds Charge Over Bodies Of Comrades   Staggering Losses Fail To Halt Offensive  Sp ee

Seoul Slowly Outflanked By Enemy’s Twin Attack  Veteran U.S. 2nd Division Estimates It Villad 1N NNO Eiekting Eran af Tran

American Units Fight Free Of Trap   Chinese Charge UN Line Unmindful Of  Tremendous Losses

Chinese Drive Double Wedge  Toward Seoul   Reds Keep Driving Forward Despite Slaughter  Of Thousands By UN Ground And Air Forces; U. S. Threatened By Trap

American Soldiers Flee Trap   Two-Pronged Drive Foreing Allied Withdrawel On Wide Front

CHINESE ADVANGE VER THOUSANDS   Veteran U. S. Second Division hills 10,000) While Fighting Free of Trap Near Hangye.   TWO-PRONGED ENEMY DRIVE IS UNDER WAY   Communists — Still Pouring Through Hole They Ripped ih Lines of RK. 0. K. Forces in East,

Chinese Swarm Over Thousands  Of Their Dead   U. S. Second Division Estimates It Killed 10,000 In Single Day Fighting Out Of Trap Near Hangye

US. Air Force Destroys 35 Red Field Guns   ] Enemy Mig Plane Wiped Out; Ground War ls Still Quiet

Red Field Guns Destroyed By U.S. Air Force   35 Weapons Reported Put Out Of Action

New Recording Technique Widens Scope of “Electroencephalographic’ Studies

L. &N. Crescent Hits Southern Ry. Train on Trestle   Coach Immediately Behind Locomotive Telescoped by Impact

Fast Trains Collide and 18 Are Dead   60 Others Injured  In Disastrous Crash Of Streamliners on New Orleans Run

l6 Killed, 0 Hurt When rains Crash   Streamliners Meet Head-On on a Trestle Near Birmingham

Rotation Program In Action  90 Thousand Vets Will Start Home In 90 Days

 90,000 Kerea ‘War Vets to Return In 90 Days Under Rotation Plan

‘orean Vets Returr low At Faster Rate   Rotation Rate To ' Be 30.000 Monthly

Korean Veterans Returning Home  Send 90,000 To U. S. 3   Send 90,000 To U. S. ir Stepped-Up Rotation Plan

90,000 to End Combat Tour   Army to Step Up Rotation In Next 3 Months

90 Thousand Korean GI's  Come Home  ee ee   Recruits To Replace First Men To Go Into Korean Conflict

90,000 Veterans  To Return Home      30,000 Gla Will Replac Men Each Month

Allies Yield Cn Prison Camp Edict   Subcommittee Winds up Parley on Exchange To Meet Again Monday

Sweet-Voiced Chinese Operator. Handles Calls Between Reds. Allies

“Kaesong Kitty” Handles Phone Between Peace City, UN Camp     j ;

LEROY WILSON DIES; HEADED PHONE EMPIRE   Rose from Clerk To Presidency OLA TY. & T. Ge.

PORTSMOUTH REFALTOR DIF<   American Telephone & Telegraph Chiel Dias

A. T. & T. President, L. A. Wilson, 50, Dies   Head Of World's Largest Enterprise In Hospital Two Weeks

neal oF Al &t, a Hoosier, Dies: lil Oniy 2 Weeks   Leroy “Wilson, Clerk-toBoss Storybook Career: ‘Man, Dead

Senate Scuttles Price Rollbacks   Eight-Month Extension of Wage, Price, Rent Controls Gains Approval

HOUSE GIVES NOD TO BUILDING BIL! Proposal to Reappropriate $2,000,000 for State Offices Passed  VOTED IN 1949. TOC

Solons Term Mae Dismissal ‘Indefensible’   Committee Meets To Consider Plan To End Hearings

8 Women Flee Tutwiler: Only One Still At Large   Prisoners Bind, Gag Three Matrons; Force Man In Car To Accompany Them: Four Caught At Dothan

SEVEN WOMEN ARE CAPTURED   Only One Remains At Large After Prison Break In Alabama

‘Hospifal Engineer In on Dope Charge   Accused of Aiding Peddling En Big Institution in New York

Arraignment Sef In Dope Arrest  Li anenital Enamaar   Hospital Engineer Held for Aiding Waiting Roon Sales

’ Don’t Forget To Vote In Election On Bonds Today   Say High Officials  Deficient   Blast Incentive Program Aa Big U. S. Bonanza

Truman’s Plea Te Public For Support OF Controls Fails To Viove Congressmen   President Calls For Teamwork In Putting Over Pian

Congress ‘Will Write Own Controls   Speech For Strong Economic Controls Fails To Change Congression al Minds About Plan.

Truman's Plea For Teamwork Support Has Little Effect  Upon Congressmen

Truman  Pleads for  Teamwork Asks Support for  Strong. Controls; Congress Ignores  Deacttandic Amanita

HST’s Controls Plea Receives Little Support      President Urges 2 More Years; Congress To Write Own Curbs

Truman’s Pleas Hav Little Influence On Congress’ Intentions  Still Determined to Write Own Version Of Control Measures

G. I'S OF THE TALENTED 277 i  Ri SAA BAF AAA I SIT tte  REGIMENT PAY OFF LAST DOLLAR  a iii LPL PLP LLL LLL A  MORTAGE ON JAP ORPHANAGE

Deputy, Private Detective. Get 6 Months, Fine   Plead Guilty to Belting Fous Men to’ Force Confession ;  to Non-Existent Murder 

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Familiar Pattern-Warns West Boom Bids Racketeers

CAPEHART WOULD REVIVE CRIME PROBE   Indianan Calls Upon Senate to Take Up Inquiry Where Special Group Left Off.

Absentee Vote Given Approval By Legislature   General Assembly Passes Measure On Primary Election

Expert's Talk On Rat Life Opens Lawsuit  Remsen ‘Rat’ Case. _   Remsen ‘Rat’ Case Draws Large Crowds Here During Week

Expert's Talk On Rat Life Opens Lawsuif   Remsen ‘Rat’ Case _ Draws Large Crowds Here During Week

'GAGS GF owing  Salesman’s Remark ‘Irks 70-Year-Old Cousin of President      CAR AWNING BRUBNS

Austin Refutes Stassen Stor   Ex-Governor Draws Fire : On Jessun Testimony

China, Jessup, India Angles Are Disputed   Austin Statement Used In Refutation Of One Assertion

Men Confess To Plotting   — — paeretesiaeyras  Trials In Hungary Follow The Usuai Commyvy Procedure

Nine Defendant In Groesz Trial End Confessions   Testimony Against Archbishop, Others Is Given Eagerly

'$18 Million Tax Raising Measure Passed by Senate And Quick House OK Seen

Johnston Says Inflatior Spiral Is Being Checked   Meanwhile Labor-Industry Fight Over New Wage Board Powers Continues In Stalemate

Labor-Industry Dispute Boils On Despite Check on Inflation Trend

Stabilizer Sees Gain eee GES Gain  Wage Board Clash Stull Unsettled

Fight Over WageBoard Boiling On   Chief Says Inflationary Spiral Being Checked ; Consumer Prices Due to Tumble Soon   Abundant Stocks   Labor and Industry Are Still at Odds Over Way to Fix Pay

Wage Board Fight Goes On, Prices  Might Drop   Stop-Inflation Act Working, Economic Stabilizer Claims

Inflation Checked, Johnston Declares   Continue Battle Over New Wage Board Policies

Wage Board Fight Boils At Capital   Economic Official vExpects Price Drop Jn Consumer Goods

Battle Over Wage Agency Rages Again   Johnston Says Drive: To Check Inflation Je Showing Resulis

Tumble in Consumer Goods Prices Exnected Because of Heavy Siocis

WACE CONTROL FIGHT RENEWED   New Board Proposed To Handle Dispytes — Stabilizer Says Inflation Is Being Checked.

Stop Inflation Drive Begins to Pay Off, Johnson Reports   But Labor-Industry Fight Still Raging

Labor and Industry Continue fo Battle Ove Membership of Wage Stabilization Board

Woge Board Feud Still Unsettled  Johnston Predicts Prices Will Take Tumble in Few Months

Labor-Industry Wage Board Fight Keeps On Boiling   Drive To Stop Inflation Said To Be Working

Wage Board s Problems Still Up in The Air   Johnston Says Inflation Being Checked; Sees Price Drop Soon

Powell Bill Faces Delay For Change:   Street Maintenance Measure Expected To Win Approval

Snowfall Deals Damaging Blow To Atlantic States   Snowstorm Causes Score Of Deaths During Bitter Blast: Northeastern Areas Covered

F.C. DUMAINE DIES; FINANCIAL WIZARD      President of New Haven Rail road Once Was $4-AWeek Mill Boy

F. C. Dumaine Dies: Colorful \.E. Financier   New Haven Road President Rebuilt Many Businesses

Barkley Ends V isit Lo U. N,  Korean Troops  Vice-President Thinks Forces ow 2. ee oe eee ee eek ee   Vice-President Thinks Forces Should Remain After Armistice

EX-GRAND JUROR CHARGES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE TRIES TO HIDE TRUTH

Former Juror Charges Justice Department Of Suppressing Truth   ‘Served On Grand Jury Probing California Internal Revenue Bureau

California Case Statement Made By Lawyer's Wife   Lists Five Points, Solons Get Letter

CHARGES GOV'T ‘KEEPING LID ON. TAX FRAUD TRUTE   Former Juror Says U. S. Attorneys Put Her te Inquisition.

Gag Charge Directed at Tax Inquiry   ‘Woman Ex-Juror Raps California Stand of Dent of Justice.

FARM PRODUCT CEILINGS FACE HOUSE BATTLE   Beef Price Control System Watched By Lawmakers  A ‘

Congressman Predicts Ban on Further Ceilings if Beef Price Rollback Fails

Fight Delaying Action Against Chinese Horde Driving Toward Seoul

Commie Hordes Suraing Across 38th Parallel   Halting Attack Now Would Be Costly, Commanders Say

FORMATION OF STABILIZATION BOARD FAVORED   Mobilization Advisory Group Acts Despite Industry Opposition   LIMITED POWER TO END LABOR DISPUTES

New ‘Wage Board Proposed To HST   Suggestion Seen Victory For Labor Leaders

New 18-Man Wage Board ito Be Set Up   Truman Advisers Override Indusiry Protests

Advisers Urge 18-Man WSB   In dustry Men Overruled Tn New Pronosal

Advisory Board Overrules Industry Members, Suggests New Agency to Handle Disputes

Pileup of Wage Fights May End   ‘New Mobilization Boarc   Qkays Negotiations

Romberg Dies In New York In Hotel Suite   Composer Of Musical Play Favorites Had Written 78 Operettas

Famed American Composer Dies   Sigmund Romberg Stricken Suddenly

Composer Dies in New York  Hemorrhage Fatal To  Siamund Rombera. 64

Romberg, Composer,  Dies at 64  Songster Noted For Operettas, 2000 Songs

Hemorrhage Of  Brain Fatal To  Famed Composer Sigmund Romberc   Sigmund Romberg Dead; Was Rated With Nation’s Ree

Music World Mourns Loss Of Romberg   Famous Oungariahn-porn Composer Suffers Fatal Stroke in His New York Apartment,

Wiawehriisctien. aeee ©   PTWOTrary Panel Pm   wreanrvwaw nire   Famed Music Composer Succumbs

ROMBERG DIES: -OPERETTA AND SONG WRITER   Stroke Fatal to Famed Com:  poser of “Desert Song,” Others.

Sigmund Rombers Dies Last Night   Noted Composer, 64, Loved By, Millions, Succumbs In Hotel

Death Takes Songwriter Romberg, 64   Noted Composer Of Many Song Hits Dies In Hi: New York Hotel Suite Of A Hemorrhage

Sigmund Romberg, 64, Die In N. Y.  Hemorrhage Claims a os are ea af Wirrcin

Romberg, Noted Composer, Dead  ~ Hemorrhage Fatal at   Hemorrhage Fatal at 64: Wrote Many Hits

FAMED MUSIC WRITER DIES   Sigmund Romberg Author of Songs Revered by Many

WAS HERE IN “45   Sigmund Romberg, Versa: tile Composer, Dies in  New York Home

§. Romberg, 64, Composer, Dies  Labeled Own Music ‘Middle Brow’ Type

Sigmund Romberg Die: At 64; Songs Loved By  M illions Of Americans

Wrote ‘Student Prince’ Sigmund Romberg,64, King Of Operetta World, Stricken

33 CADETS RESIGN AT WEST POINT   Additional Students In Cribbing Scandal to Depart ~ This Weck

33 Accused Cadets Leave Academy iStated for Dates With Draft Boards

'Glum Exodus From Academy Marks Start Of Greatest Mass Expulsion in History

33 Cadets Back In Civilian Life   Most Slated for Draft Board Dates

Gabreski Is Made Head Of Jet Wing   Oil City Ace Is Made Commander Of Slst Fighter-Interception Wing In Korea; Succeeds Missing Commander

kKkkkkKK  U. S., BRITAIN, FRANCE TO DECLARE ITALY NO LONGER SUBJECT TO PACT

U. ., Britain, France To Publish Declaration  No Longer Necessary to Compel Nation to Abide by Certain  Mimrsene limbasmante Saw

LIFT TREATY LIMITATIONS ON ITALAN ARMS   "Changing Circumstances’ Cause Allies to OK Larger Military Force.

West Defies Opposition of Kremlin   Big 3 to Counter Red Plaint by Citing Satellite Weapons

Big 3 to Free ltaly From Treaty Limit On Arms   Joint Declaration By U. S., Britain And France Wed.

Pulling Fast One To Get Around Russia   Technicality Will Permit Former Enemy to Escape . Military Straitjacket

Might Let Italy Rearm   Informant Says Big 3 Decision Is Due Tomorrow

‘Big 3’ to End Ban Wednesday On Italy's Rearming   Will Counter Russ Protest By Citing Red Satellites’ Actions

UPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P. M. THE LITTLE SHOP. 4205 Lincoln Way F.—Ad.   WEEK END FEATURE

Crime Probers’ Close Hearings In Atlantic City   Jersey Resort Town Said to be ‘Wide Open By Senate Committee

BRIBERY IN COBH TRIAL TS DENEL   GRAND JURY FINDS NO EVI DENCE THAT WITNESSES RECEIVED MONEY,

CITY COVERED BY SHEET OF ICE; 252 GRADE SCHOOL PUPILS OUT   Bu PSS a aR Deszace

Missouri Flood Claims 2 Lives  Muddy Waters Swirl Over 300,000 Acres

300,000 Missouri Acres Covered by Flood Waters, Kansas Towns Menaced

Rain-Pelted Troops Move Slowly Ahead   Reds Back-Pedal Slowly, Counting on Rain for Cover

anding Party Made Raid Deep Inside Red Lines Saturday On Wolsa Penisula, 50 Miles North Of Old Boundry

Allied Patrols Stab Bevond 38th, Draw Back After Clashes   Reds Reported Awaiting Rainy Season Before Starting Counter-Offensive; South Koreans Strike at West Coast Near Pyongyang’s Port

Allies Advance On All Fronts In Heavy Rain   Hit-and-Run Raiders Strike West Coast 50 Miles North of Old Border, Killing 100 Reds and Capturing 69.

Troops Move Nearer Parallel In Korea Through Heavy Rain   Patrols Range into North Korea While Raiders Go Ashore in West Coast Attacks

WOMAN Olea WHEN COUPLE LOST IN DARK   Bride Freezes to Death When Husband Goes to Look for Helo.

Truman To Open Tax Files   Probers Assured Justice Department Will Cooperate

Presidential Order Expected . Se  Tax Pr ‘obers Await Key To Fraud Files

Governor Sees Party Criticism Aiding Truman   Regional Leaders Blast President for Ousting Mac

OL CITY HCL TOPS AVERAGE  OF ALL PENNA   State Living Experise Is At Alltime High © Last June

OIL CHY HCL TOPS AVERAGE QF ALL PENNA   State Living Expense Is At Alltime High Last June

NOTED ARTIST DIES AT HOME NEAR NEW HOPE   John H. Weygandt Had Lived There 25 Years   STUDIED ART ABROAD

Remsen Men Escape Death In Explosion  Diesel Engine Bla  ¥.. Bt. ..2.°. Pil. wa   Diesel Engine Blast In Electric Plant Damages Building

Remsen Men Escape Death  In Explosion   Diesel Engine Blast In Electric Plant Damages Building

Vote Food Dollars For Hungry India   Senate Sends Bill to Lend Nation $190 Million for Grain to Truman

Senate Votes  India Wheat   Shipments Can Be Made 10 Days After Signing

HOUSE VOTES GRAIN TO INDIA   Bill Sent to Senate by 25582 Count.

Austin County Included In Four County OPS Meet   Price Clinic Set May 4 In Columbus

NEW MOVE T0 BREAK STATE TAX DEADLOCK   Republican Senators Meet With Fiscal Officers for Prolonged Caucus.

U.S., French and Dutch Troops Litter Snow With Bodies of Communist Dead

Allies Stabilize Front In Central Sector After Bitter Seven-Hour Fight   American Forces Retake Wonju For Second Time And Control Network Of Highways Around War-Battered City

Boyle Agrees to Turn Tax Returns Over to Probers   Reporter’s Informant, Lithofold Bookkeeper, To Testily Wednesday

Gen. Ridgway Would Resume Truce Parley  Despite Reds Walkou Ridgway Is Willing

Ridgway Agrees To Continuance Despite Walkou   Red Delegates. Take. Powder after UN Questions Authority.

DA Planning to Prosesute Wanger In Shootings of Movie Star’s. Agent

Wanger Will Be Charged With Assault   Wife’s Agent Says He Does Not Want To Prosecute Him

District Attorney Says He'll Press Case Against Wanger for Shooting Agent Lang

'Forestalls Any Move To Drop Case. : Distict Attorney Says Wanger To Be Tried

D. A. SAYS HE'LL ~ PROSECUTE IN MOVIE SHOOTING   Wanger Moves Out of Joan Bennett's Home; Victim  Recovering.

13th Conference on Truce ls Declared ‘Unproductive   Another Session Set; Neither Side Finds Soft Spot in Other's Stand on Buffer Zone

Mass Killer's Trail Leads to California   Sailor Says Suspect Heading for ‘Frisco

Disclosures’ Are Termed  ‘Fantastic’   Investigators Dig Decper Tht Detroit Bureau

7. La vs rs vs Loi  EIGHTH MEMBER OF ONE INDIANA. FAMILY. JOINS  BBATLERe t0 ThtFrAbM

fons  Wife of Gen. Coxe day Dies in Massillon   Asks Blood Denatiens On His 42nd Birthday

Soviet Marshal Zhakev Reported Directing Red Chinese Force In Korea

Soviet Chief Directs China   Authority Says Zhukey  Leading Invaders From Mukden

The Wecther   Soviet Marshal Zhukov Directs Chinese Armies  Russian Headquarters Sez Un In Baanchuriea

SAY RUSSIAN GENERAL IS IN COMMAND   High U.S. Military Authority Reports Marshall Zhukov Directs Joint Russian-Chinese Headquarters.

15 Die in Ohio Week-end Mishaps   13 Are Result of Accidents in Traffic

ASK PROBE OF JOB SALE REPORTS   Mississippi Senators Declare Influence Involved in Charges

South Koreans Take 4 Key Hills   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Flares Alona Front

South Koreans Take Four Hills  Troops Near Top of Two Other Hills

ROK TROOPS BATTER REDS   Bitter Hand - To - Hand Fighting Erupts On East Korean Coast

South Korean Soldiers Use Grenades, Bayonets To Seize Four Hilltops

ROK's Clean Oft 4 Hills   Reds Chased Off In Hand-To-Hand Fighting Today

South Koreans Knoek Enemy  Off Four Hills   Reds Suffer 9.590 Casualties During  Last Three Weeks

SOUTH KOREANS TAKE FOUR HILLS   Bitter Fighting Flares In Eastern Korea Sector

south Koreans Beat Stubborn Reds in Hand-to-Hand Battle   Bitter Fighting Flares All Along Korean Front

Waiting Policy Reached In Iran   Oil Dispute Now Faces Stalemate

Oil Dispute Stalemafed By Brifish .   Awaiting Word From Truman in Controversial Oil Argument; Tanks Reach Capacity Soon °

lran’s Oil Fight Sees Both Sides Sitting, Waiting   Stalemate Reached As Storage Tanks Are Being Filled

Iran Oil Dispute Getting Nowhere  Both Sides Adopt Wait and See Policy

‘Sit and Wait’ Policy in Iran  Slash Oil Production To Half of Capacity

Fair Employment Practices Bill Is In Unfriendly Senate After Passing House

THE PATIENT LIVES   2 PON, OSCE SENS eee ee  ‘Surgeon: Cuts 3}-Pound Tumor Off Man's Heart

— Removed 31/2 Pound Tumor . Doctor Tells of Rare Operation On Heart of Cincinnati Man, 45

TUMOR REMOVED FROM HEART OF PATIENT   Three And Half Pound Growth BeHeved Largest Ever Taken From Heart

Emergency Plan For State Draft Service Revealer   Col. Upton Declares System Could Start In Matter Of Days

State Selective Service System Set  To Expand In Hurry If Needed

MOODY TAKES SENATE OATH   Press Gallery Acclaim:  Former Newsman At Ceremonies

MOVE TO.OUTLAW. AUSTRALIAN REDS APPEARS DOOMED    Government Trails In Early ) Returns From. National: Referendum

AF Suspends Its Recruiting  Some Exceptions To Onlv-Experienced Rule

Children Die In Fire; Four Others Hurt   Victims Are Trapped in Chi eago Attic Apartment; Mather Badly Burned

Bridges Says Marshall Should Give Senators Briefing On Far East Policy

Governor in Defense of Agencies   State Groups Did Commendable Job in Probe, He Says

Battle May Be Decisive --Ridgeway  Heaviest Red Blow to Come,   een wml © muse

‘Decisive’ Battle Seen By Ridgway   Commander Warns Of Heavier Blows After Visit To Front

President Truman Remove General With Terse Order; Ridgway Placed In Charge

Ousted for Failure to Support U.S. Policy; is Replaced by Ridgway

Truman Dismisses Supreme Commander in Non Support Of Policies: Ridgway Named

President Acts As Reds’ Pravda Attacks Diplomat   Kirk's Retirement Request Is Granted

Kennan Named To Moscow As Pravda Attacks  Kremlin. Reportedly ~Has Not Objected To His Appointment

GEORGE KENNAN NAMED AMERICAN ENVOY 10 RUSSI   Truman Announces His Se. lection as Ambassador as Pravda Launches Attack  on Diplomat.   KREMLIN HAS AGREED TO ACCEPT HIN   Appointee Originated Admin istration’s Policy to Meet Threat of Soviet Aggression.

Truman Names George Kennan Russian Envoy  Appointment Come With Moscow Blast

GEORGE KENNAN AMBASSADOR 10 SOVIET UNION   Diplomat Acceptable T Moscow Despite Blast By Pravda   MADE CONTAINMENT  POLICY FOR TRUMAN

Originator of Administration Plan of Containment to Meet Red Threat: Vigorously Attacked by Moscow Pravda.

PLAN PERILS OIL BASIN   B. M. Heath of Carmi Tells Congress Cutting Depletion Allowance Would Kill Hlinois Oil Drilling.

Oil Men Aroused By Snyder Plan To Raise Taxes   Predict Discster [ff Depletion Allowance On Oil and Gas Is Cut By Government

TEMPO SPEEDS UP ON “REHAB” WORK   Workmen, Equipment Dispatched for More Than 10 of 20 Projects

TEMPO SPEEDS UP ~ ON“REHAB” WORK   Workmen, Equipment Dis. patched for More Than 10 of 20 Projects   HEAVY GEAR NEEDED

Uninvited Stranger Crashes Top-Secret Military Parley In Washinaton

Senators’ Faces Red As Uninvited Stranger Sits In On Secret Parley

House Committee Votes to Open All Missouri Public Schools fo Negroes   Bill Sent to Floor for Action by 15 to. 5 Ballot; Strict Drivers Examination’ Plan i Passed and Sent to The Senate

U.S. AID TO EUROPE ‘HEARTENS’ FOES OF KREMLIN Russian Army Riddled By Agents Of Anti-Soviet  Underground, Ukranian Professor Tells Congress

Russian Army Riddled By Agents Of Anti-Soviet Underaround, Ukranian Professor Tells Conaress

82nd, Dominated by Conservatives, Facing Gravest Issues Since Days of Pearl Harbor

82nd Congress Convenes; Foreign Policy Overshadows All Other Issues

Rules Change Betore House  On First Day   McFarland Named Majority Leader   82nd Congress Convenes, Facing Gravest Issues Since World War I

Critical Days And Decisions Face Session   Question of Peace or World War Three Appears to Confront New Congress

Convenes In Atmosphere Of Crisis   Will Hear Annual Truman Message  Qn Next Monday

Conservatives Dominate ‘82nd Congress, Convening In Atmosphere of Crisis

New $2nd Congress Convenes   Foreign Policy Fight Expected; McFarland Named

NEW CONGRESS MEFTS TODAY   Demo Majority ‘Pr ctically Gone  ase Ga wi.

New Congress To Convene At Noon Today   Foreign Crisis And Reduced Democratic Margins Give Challenge And Threat to President

IN ew Congres: F aces Grave Decisions    Must Decide Great Issue Involving Peace or War

82nd Congress Meets For First Time in Atmosphere of Crisis  Reduced Majority and World Tension Poses Threat to Truman

‘Grave Decisions Faced By ‘nd Congress   Must Decide On Issues Involving Poace or War ttl

Congress Meets In Atmosphere Of World Crisis  Reduced Democra tic   Reduced Democratic Majorities Threaten ‘Fair Deal’ Program

Crucial Problems Face Bods   Expect Conservatives To Show Powers In Organization Of Committees

CONVENES WiTh Gflold loll PEACE OF WAR?   Conservative Wing’s Power Increased in Both  Lnnecoe

‘Grave Issues Being Faced By  ‘New Congr €85   Peace Or War Ainong Problems: Sittler Is Sworn In Today

Democrats Hold Narrow Margin In Upper House   McFarland Wins Senate Leadership Contest

Hot Debate On Foreign Policy Seen   New Congress’ First Contest Due on Rites

Pump Holiday To Be Renewec  Shutdown Scheduled  fee Limmar Ueallacse

Americans and Chinese Argue New “Violations” Attributed to Yankees

Charge New Straling At Kaesons   GN Inspectors Find No Proof Allies To Blame

Allies Turn Down ‘Strafing’ Charges  Communists Rant And Rave Anew, Rehash Old Complaints

'U.N. Probers Reject Enemy Violation Claim   Refuse to Confirm Report That Allies Strafed Truce Zone

$7 BILLION TAX HIKE OKAYED BY HOUSE   If Enacted Will Lay Heavier Load On  Taxpayers, Corporation:

Panel Okays New Tax Hike   Bill Seeks $7.1 Billion: May Go Hicher

Storms Cause Heavy Damage On East Coast   At Least Seven Persons Killed As Result Of Storms

Gov. Lausche To Free Businessman-Fugitive   Escapee, Who Tried To Surrender Twice. Gets Commuted Sentence

SRG RUIN i, cist. caaaienaeRaIN CLEMENCY GRANTED TO MIDDLEPORT MAN

Giant B-36's Fly to Europe  Six Heavy Machines Complete Long Trip

Six B-36 Bombers Land in England For First Time; Rumors Afloat That They May Be Stationed There

Landing by Giant Bomber: In Eneland   Training Mission Drops Few Practice Bombs on Flight

Six B-36s, America’s Biggest! Bombers, Lardin England   Complete One-Stop 7,000 Mile Flight in 24 Hours.

6 B-36’s Reach En gland On First Atlantic Flight   Planes Big Enough To Load Atom Bomb Land After  One-Stop, 7,000-Mile Hop From Base In Texae

Six Big B-36s Span Atlantic, Reach England   Air Giants Have Six Regular and Four Jet Engines

Stewart Charges Attempt To Kill Area Strip Mining Industry by Untonization

DEWEY FAVORS EUROPE ARMY   Clearly Splits With Other G. O. P. Leaders, Including Taft

Dewey Re-Enter: Debate On Policy   Calls For Large Army For Europe

Dewey Hits Hoover Air.  Sea War Plan   Ex-President’s Proposal Called **Utmost Folly” By New Yorker

Defense By Air And Sea Termed “Utmost Folly”  Dewey Lashes Out At Hoover, Taft In Great Debate

Dewey Raps Isolationists   Says It’s Folly To Say U.S. Could Trust To Air and Sea Defense

U.S. Can Not Be Defended By Sea, Air Power Alone, Dewey Declares   Calls For Large American Land Army Free To Deploy Its Force In Europe

Dewey Urges Large U. §. Land Army   Governor Splits With Hoover, Taft In ‘Great Debate”

Dewey’s Split With Taft And  Hoover Widen:       CitesKarea ‘Lesson ~

Dewey Disagrees With GOP Heads On Troop Issue  Opposes Limitations On American Force Slated for Europe

Dewey Favors Great U. 5. Land Army  — Splits with Taft ~ And Hoover on   Casatan Dalicy

Hanfan River Is Crossed by U.S. Division   English Marine Commandoes Hit Near Red Border

British Blow Up Railroad  Near Russia   Commandoes Lose No Men During Daring Operation

90 JETS JOIN IN AIR CLASH IN NORTH KOREA   Destroyers Bombard Beach; Railway Line Blasted

British Commandoes Land Only 130 Miles From Soviet Border  Storm Beach In Northeast Korea, Demolish Railroad

British Party Raids Beach, Wrecks Rails   Commandoes Hit South Of Songjin   American Division Crosses Hantan River Guarding ‘Iron Triangle’

Anti-Reds Of Ukraine Seek Help   Bloody Partisan Struggle Waged In Soviet Union

Ukrainians In Struggle With Reds   Smuggled Report Says U.S. Help Needed in Fight

Demands Made Parly Heads Explain Acts   Chamber of Commerce Asks “Dissolution” Of Finence Agency

Dissolve RFC Is Demand of  U.S. Chamber   Utah Senator Asserts Agency ‘Lucrative Chance for Plunder’

SOUTH KOREAN FORCES WIN STRONG POINT      Enemy Flushed From Three Other Hills Farther North

RED STRONGHOLD IN HILLS SEIZED   ‘SOUTH KOREANS CAP FIVE DAY DRIVE BY TAKING  \ MAJOR CREST.

SOUTH KOREANS CAP 5-DAY DRIVE BY SEIZING RED MOUNTAIN STRONGHOLD

Duff Asks ‘Fat’ Cutin Budget  Charges Non-Defense Items Bulk Large

Insurance Company Executive Says Former St. Louis Revenue Collector Got Monthly Retainer

SENATE MAY START OWN TAX PROBE   Resignations Not Satisfactory Cure For Some Members

lran Premier Heeds Plea fo Extend Deadline   British Ready To Evacuate Oil Technicians

Marshall’s Protest May Speed Draft   Secretary Says Defense Department  Plans Are Stalled

Marshall Urges Draft Bill Action   Protests Continuing Conaress Deadlock

Reds Issue Reply fo UN Proposal on Buffer Zone   Believed Demanding Allies Pull Back to 38th Parallel Area

Reds Believed Seeking 38th  In Negotiations   Allies Said Against Giving Up Slice Of Land Now Held

Need an Elixir? Nix, Sir!   Agency Warns Against Fast-Talking Potion-Peddlers,  ,oa Bieese th Fane-Down Sales Spiels

Government Clamps Down on Claims  Of Patent Medicine Which Cures All

Democrats Agree To Probe Of Policy  Truman Program   Truman Program To Be Aired By Conaress

Joint 24-Man Foreign Policy Probe Proposed   Democrats and GOP Would Look into Far East Situation

Policy Probe Stirs Debate In Congress   Democrats Agree To Quiz, But Argue On Timing, Objectives

Far East Committee  Proposed  ‘Democrat Leader _ Endorse Study Of Policy

Joint Group Baeked For Broad Study   Senator Ferguson's Resolution Calls For ‘Complete Evaluation

Bradley Says Military Policies Advocated by MacArthur Would Jeopardize World Peace  Chief of Staff Declares Korean War May End in Stalemate   Senate Republicans Ask Creation of 24-Member Congressional Group to Probe Far East Policy

Republicans Ask Joint Committee To Make Inquiry   Ferguson Draws Up Resolution For 24 Member Probe Board

Big Party Wednesday for MacArthurs— “i Military Honors Only Planned For Arrival at San Francisco

 24--Member Senate-House Group GOP Proposes Joint Committee  To Probe Far Eastern Policy

Honolulu Give: High Acclaim To MacArthur  General Receives  Ovation on Eve Of Flight to U. S.

GOP Senators Urge Sweeping Inquiry Of Administration’s Far East Policies

— AIRING OF DIFFERENCES — Ferguson Drafts. Resolution for Action in Senate

Endorse Idea House-Senate Group Probe   Demos Seem Aimed At Hanging Reps As The “War Party’

Rep. Shafer Fears Mac Will Be Made Target For Smear   But Rayburn Says General Will Get. ‘Every Courtesy’

MAC ARTHUR DUE IN FRISCO AT 10 TONIGHT   His Plane, the Bataan, Takes Off From Hawaii at 1:30 This Afternoon. Thousands Cheer. General on Parade Through Streets of Honolulu.

Democrats Okay Probe Of Policies   Parties Accuse Eacl Other Of Playing Polities; Broad Inquiry May Come

Party Equality Proposed for Joint Board   Proposal Made Against Growing Political Maneuvers

Plans To Stop Overnight In  San Francisco   Former UN Supreme Commander Will Depart Wednesday For Washington To Talk Before Joint Session Of Congress Thursday On His Views Of Policy In Asia

s Agree To Iny  Republicans Urge ‘24- Man Group For Study Of Far East

GOP Asks Joint Committee Probe Of Asian Policy   Demand Both Parties Be Represented Equally in Group

Battle Shift Go To Word:   MacArthur at Joint Session of Congress on Thursday p. m.

GOP Proposes Plan For Broad Probe Of Truman Policies  Democrats Agree To Airing Policy Differences

Senate GOP Asks Joint Probe Group   Nation’s Capital Prepares For Return of Hero-General

SCHEDULED 10 LEAVE HAWAII 2:30 P.M, EST   Expected In San Francisco Around 11 P. M.; Will Get Big Welcome

GOP Proposes Joint Panel on rar East Probe   Democrats Agree To Airing of Policy Ditterences

CONGRESS SEI FOR MESSAGE THURSDAY   General To Address Joint Session At 12:30 P. M.   Urge Creation Of 24-Man Board To Investigate Far Eastern Policy

Favor Broad Inquiry Into U. S. Poliey   Suggested it go Beyond Dise charge Of MacArthur

Red Silence On Captives Worries U.S.   Communist Stalling On List Of Prisoners Viewed As Sinister

Fate Of Allied POW’s Stil Great Mystery  Rad<’ Rafical To Tall   Reds’ Refusal To Talk Declared “Sinister”

FATE OF UN'S POWS UNKNOWN   Reds Still Stalling On  ! Truce Terms

U.N. Fears For Fate Of  Prisoners Puzzled By Red Refasal To. Furnish FE i«t

Fate of Allied War Prisoners Still Mystery  Somethin ng Sinister Seen in Reds’ Refusal

DEATH TOLL REACHES ELEVEN IN 3M BLAS]   Check of Casualties in St Paul Explosion Shows Over 60 Hurt

Jap Treaty Sows Seeds Of New War in Far East, Gromyko Tells Reporters

Russ Delegate Holds Press Forum in S. F.   Signers Warned That They Must Accept Responsibility for What Follows

3 Officers Jailed In Athens Crisis  Fear Army Disorders s P Resi

Record Defense Spending Bill Up For Action   Final Vote On Measure May Come Before Nightfall.

No Opposition for Huge Military Bill Expected in Senate   Final Passage of 60 Billions to Finance Defense Will Be Sought by Senate Leaders Before Nightfall

Record Military Bill Faces Senate   No Opposition in Sight For $61 Billion Spending Measure For U. S. Arms

Giant Arms Budget OK Is Sighted   Senate Action on $61 Billion Measure Expected Today

61 Billion Bill for Military Is Before Senate   Leaders Expect Final _ Passage Before Night: Ne Opposition Seen

RECORD MILITARY ‘SPENDING BILL UP FOR SENATE VOTE   Leaders Strive For Final Pas sage Of Measure By Riighifall

61 Billions Up for Vote By Senators   Passage of Military Biil Expected Without any Opposition; $400 for Each Person in U. S.   Provides Weapons   Secret Arms to Be Paid for in Measure; Army  Gets Most

Senate Action Scheduled On Record Spending Bill   Giant Sum Figures $400 For Each Person In Countrv Designed To Boost Military Goods

Senate Expected To Quickly Approve Gigantic Sum for Building Defenses

Huge Arms BillMay Pass Today   $61,103,856,030 Appropriation Has ‘Amounts For New ‘Fantustie’ Weapons

Measure To Set Sum For Arms Layout   $61.3 Billion Is Called For; Air Force Gets Big Part

Big Military Bill Up tor  Senate Action   Giant Sum To Be Lsed For “Startling” Arms Figures to $400 for  Every One in Country

Senate O.K. Due Today On Military Fund  No Opposition Seen To Record 61-Billior Spending Measure

Giant Money Bill Heads For Okay  pany Aom Ty   $61,103,856,030 Tc Be Approved For Military Spending

Record $61 Billion Defense Spending Bill Comes Up For Senate Action

Record Military Spending Bill Up For Senate Vote   No Opposition in Sight; Leaders Hope for $61, 103,856,030 Measure’s Passage Today

RECORD DOLE FOR MILITARY   ‘Senate OK Due Today. Equals $400 For Each Citizen

Unifed Airliner Lost Somewhere North of Denver   Hope Still Held For 44 Passengers And Crew of Five

PLANE OVERDUI ON CHEYENNE, DENVER TRIP   14 Passengers, Crew Of ! Listed On U.A. Flight  FARMER   Reports Dc-6 Crashed Five Miles East Of Loveland: Story Unconfirmed

Teacher Sentenced  For Killing Child   Californian Protests Her Innocence Until Last as Verdict Is Handed Down

US Headquarter: lo Change Site  New Offices For Germany Scheduled

Air Expansion Emergency Fund Wins Approval   O'Mahoney States . Truman Will Have Control Over Money

Democratic Chief Savs Presi. dent Is Angry Over Scandals That Have Rocked His Administration.   LOOKS FOR ACTION “WITHOUT DELAY”   arty Chairman Asserts He Advised President at Conference Drastic Steps Should Be Taken.

US Force Back To Scene of Ist June Casualty   Diplomatic “Move. . To Brand China As ~ Aggressor. Lags

Allies Withdraw, Give Up Wonju fo Red Forces   B-29’s Blast Kimpo Airfield and Naval Guns Rip Supply Points

UN Forces in Withdrawal At Won] ul  More in Order to ere a? 484. cs...

House Bill On Service Insurance  W ould Give: All Gls Protection

Wi il 1e ri inD or oS h oO Ww   House Committee Approves  New Type of GI Insurance

Anglo-American Breach Widens  High Level Meeting In Progress Today

Anglo-Americar Effort To Heal Split Continues   British Firmly Opposing Action Aaainst Chinese

Atrocity Charges Start Controversy  Among UN Chiejs   Ridgway Sends Staff Member To Question Officer’s Report

Nobel Award Given Author Par Lagerkvist   Swedish Writer Will Get Cheek For $32,357  At Ceremonies

Commies Throw Heaviest Fire Against Allies  Communists Increase ptr z i. fea thi   Communists Increase Efforts to Stop UN  Drive on ‘Triangle’

AUGH TRODPD  INTO FIGHTING FOR TRIANGLE  r   Reds Battle Desperately as UN Forces Close In on Defenses.

A : si 140 f  bi of ast 0 n   Desperate Enemy Plans Last-Diteh Fight For Triangle

Relentless Attack Halted    UN Forces Drive Within Sight Of [ron Triangle

COMMIES OFFER RESISTANCE TO UN ADVANCES  Short Gains Are Peporiee By aT  tat IT THOHnDHE

Hope to Salvage ‘ron Triangle’ Defense Position   Enemy Forces Stage Desperate Counter-Attacks

Move Meni, Arms from Manchuria   Prepare To Make “Stand or Die”’ Defense’

Reinforcements Renorted To Be Heading South   Allied Tank Columns Hammer At Triangle

Pour Reinforcements Down Both Coasts Of  Korea To Save Bastian   Counter-Attack Desperately Against Four UN Columns Within Sight of Plateau Stronghold.

Foe's Big Gun: Throwing Up Wall of Fire   U.N. Seizes Two Key Peaks Guarding Way Into ‘Iron Triangle’  mrt + [TVPTAT

‘Reds Securing Reinforcements Hoping To Hal Allied Assault   Units Peom Manchuria Stream Down Coast; * Stund Or Die Defense Before ‘Iron Triangle’

Artillery Fire Lashes Allies   Enemy Pouring Troops Into Pyonggang in Desperate Try to Save “Triangle”

U.N. ONE HILL AWAY FROM WESTERN TIP OF “IRON TRIANGLE”   Allied Ground Units Gain Mile In Hard Fighting; Advance On Eastern Half Of Front Slowed By North Korean Forces.   RULLETIN.

More Troops Hurled Into ‘Triangle’   Convoys Moving From Manchuria Spotted By Air

Counter-Attack Desperately in ‘Stand Or Die’ Defense of Vital Mid-Korea Bastion, UN Forces Continue to Pound Relentlessly

TREASURY ME INVADE STATE   60 Agents Cover Detroit Alone, In Probe Of  Racketeers 

Blueprint For Token German Peace Prepared  Big 3 Ministers To Issue Complete Report On Plans

More than 216,000 Persons Want To Be Little Jacquelyn’s Valentine

AT DEATH'S DOOR. Flood of Valentine Mail Pours in to Girl Cancer Victim

Cancer Victim Gets Her Wish   Little Girl Becomes Nation’s Valentine

os  STACKS OF MAIL — ‘Little Miss Valentine’ Made Happy by Greetings

Girl Dying With Cancer Thrilled At Getting So Many Valentines By Mail

4. Tax Agents Asked To Tell About Income  New York Employee  ae  oe es he

 Refuse To Talk About Income ces Sefuse To Talk About Income... . Group To Question Revenue Collectors

[Reluctant Revenue Agents ‘On Carpet Before Solons   Four Refuse: to Answer Questions About Their Incomes—Probe to Expand

Revenue Agents  Called Before  Congress Today Refused to Answer  Circa rian ma lmwrnmne

British Draft New Policy On Red China  In Supporting U. S. Will eee ok Be

Sees Reds Racing Allies To Set Up Sky Station  Artificial Moon Would Cost Half Billion. Expert Claims

Russia Reported Seeking Weapon Space Station   German Rocket Expert Tells Of Red Plans

Reds and Western Nations in Race To Set Up Space Stations in Sky

franrvroinIrreren)   GERMAN ROCKET ENGINEER SEES WEST AND RUSSIA IN RACE TO SET UP SPACE STATION 300 MILES ARBQVE EARTH

Rocket Base 300 Miles above Earth Sought--It's Race by East and West   It's Fantastic!

~— ‘AIRPORT’ 300 MILES HIGH— Scientist Discloses. _ Plan For Space Station

‘Space e Station’ Rac e On  oN a NR ta a Re  U.S. Weapons ‘Devastating   By FDWIN BR. HAAKINSON

A Red Chiefs Still Evade Prison Cells   Fail to Surrender In U.S. Court. Forfeit $80.000

fifth. Session of Cease-Fire Talks Goes Smoothly   Wer Front Quiet With Ground Action Held To Minimum by Both Sides.

Envoys Appear in Good Spirits   Conference Lasts Hour, 35 Minutes, Koreans Smile

Mobilization Head Cuts Auto Output For Second Quarfer   Fleischmann Tells Of 10 Per Cent Slash

Michigan Must Care for Own  Idle, DPA Says   Washington Cannot Care for State Unemployment

Senate Moves to Hurry Debate on Tax Measure   Saturday Session Held; Number of Amendments Wait to Be Introduced

Senate Hopes To Vote Scon On Tax Bill   Both Parties Seek To Alter Capehart Controls Provision

Ready for Atemic War?    -_—__—— oo        Foreign Diplomatic ( Official Claims Soviet ‘Now Has Stoecknile of Between 24 to 30 A-Bomk

REPORT DISCOVERY -~ New, Beneficial X-Rays  ~ Reach Earth From Sun

SNA eee RII, clase. _sypameencmesincrrcee il LAUSCHE URGES SUPPORT FOR “MILE OF DIMES”

Marines Push To Within 15 Miles Of Hongchon   Seventh Division Infantry Patrol Unit Only 26 Miles From 38th Parallel in New Push

U.S, MARINES ADVANCE IN GEN. KOREA   UN Push Moves Ahead Despite. Stiff Resistance

KEY ASSEMBLY CENTER NEXT ALLIED GOAL   Chinese Reds Fight Hare From Trenches To  Defend City

Red Army — Hard Pressed at Hongchon   Leathernecks Fight 2-Hour_ Bayonet Battle on Ridge

Advance Is Slow And Yanks Have To Use Bayonets   38th Parallel Near In Offensive with To ‘Kill Reds’ as Aim

MARINES, ROKS ATTACK DUG-IN CHINESE REDS   South Koreans Fight Toward Highway Linking Hoengsong, Yongdu

South Koreans, U.S. Troops Hit Chinese Nests   Communist Assembly City  Approached In Attack On Central Korean Front

Hongchon Next Center of Attach For UN Forces  Yanks and ROKs   Yanks and ROKs Only 15 Miles Awey from City

Reds Make Strong Defense of Hongchon Assembly Area: Seoul War Front Quiet Today

Allied Forces Move Slowly On Hongchor  U. S. Marines and Soutt Koreans Push Ahead  ENEMY DUG IN  Chinese Reds Ready te Oppose Advance To ward Their Assembls Base.

Marines, ROK Troops Advance Against Chinese Red: Entrenched to Defend Communist Assembly Center

YANKS WITHIN 13 MILES OF HONGCHON   So. Koreans Use Bayonets To Win Fight For Hill  THREE WARSHIPS   Blast Points At Songhwa, North Of Parallel 38: Two Raids Reported

General Gains Shown on All Korean Fronts   Bayonet Battle Wins High Ridge Near Hoengsong

Reds Flushed From Trenches With Bayonets  Allied Drive Aims For 38th Parallel

Cleveland Cop  Slayer Hunted   Weat Coast Thief Named As Trigger Man

Nationwide Alarm Out for Robber  In Slaying of Cleveland Policeman

Police Set Off Nationwide Hunt For Cop Killer  Warrant Issued  For Well-Known  Coast Criminal

Truman Repudiates Library Fund Schem: Senator Urges High-Bracket Taxpayers To Contribute

STRESSED TAX DEDUCTIONS  White House Disavows Letter Asking Truman Memorial Fund

Prosecutor aid Judge Clash When  Court Gives Killer Billy Cook 390 Years Instead of Death Penalty

Mass Slayer Cook Given Life Term   U.S. Judge Finds Youth Incurably Mentally Ill When He Killed Five

Killer Cook Found Insane; Ecranae Chair   Court imposes Lite Sentence Over Vigorous Objections of Prosecution Whizh “Asked Death Penalty.

Given 60-Year Sentence for Each Murder: U.S. Attorney Protests; Will Ask That Cook Be Tried In Either California or Missouri

Killer Billy Cook Ruled Incurably Mentally Ill, Sentenced for 300 Years

Reds All Set To Celebrate   34th Anniversary Of Revolution ls Com- ing Up.

Quick Release Is Hoped for US. Fliers   No Espionage Charge Filed by Hungary Against Prisoners

Airmen Held As Propaganda  TV ew fPhmemne Caanadl   Tass Charges Scored As Falsehoods

Plans Conference To Map Out Attack Against Narcotics’ Problem In Ohio

Chicagoan Admits Woman's Murder  Waives Extradition to Dixon, illinois

BOOSTS IN AUTO PRICES ALLOWED   Makers Are Free To Raise ‘Their Prices 3 1/2 Per . Cent, With 21/2 Per Gent  Bsncot ed

Price of Cars May Be Hiked   Politics and Prices Being Investigated

Tilt Auto Price Lid   Makers Allowed 334% Hike on New Cars; Readv Used Car Order

Ceiling Price On New Cars Jumped 33%  Dealers Will Have   Dealers Will Have Right To Pass Along Preducers’ Boosts

Prepare Order for Used Cars   Price Increase for New Models Granted

OPS Raises Auto Prices  51 Per Cent   Increase At Retail  Will Be About2144%   DiSalle Puts Staff ToWork On New Order Affecting Used Vehicles

Used Auto Price Order Being Drafted   Unlikely to Lift, Any Ceilings, DiSalle Tells Congress Committee

New Used Car Order Drafted   Will Make Allowance for Differences in Quality, Belief

Expect New Control Order On Used Cars   DiSalle Says New Directive Now In Works

Boost In Car Prices Okayed By OPS Today  Hike Of 3 1-2 Per Cent Approved By   Hike Of 3 1-2 Per Cent Approved By Control Board

Rise in Prices Of Autos Okayes   OPS Approves Boost Of 3! 2 Per Cent; In Effect "Today

Car Makers Get Price Increase   Govt. Lets Prices Rise In Industry

To Change Rules On Sums Charged For Used Autos   Ceilings Will Stay But Quality Will Become Factor in Prices Allowable

Auto Price Hike Permit Issued  OPS Allows Raise Of About 312 Pct.

Santa Fe fo Restore IFwo Passenger Trains   Nos. 5 and & to Begin  Operatian January 28—~ Schedule< Area Davicad

Sania Fe fo Restore Two Passenger Trains   Nos. 5 and 6 to Begin Operotion January ZB--Schedules Are Revised

And Maglie’s Ready Today Giants Victory Makes Them Series Favorites

President bs Now Reported Ready To Clean House  Declare Truman te   Declare Truman !s Angry At Being ‘Sold Down The River

Ware White Suit Like Nurse, Man Talis The Police   Says She Went Down In Elevator With Child That Nicht

Legislature Drives Toward . Adjournment  Starts Out At Fast Clip Monday But Slows To Pace Today

FLECTION BILI IS APPROVED BY SENATE   Legislature Hopes To End Work This Week

HOMECOMERS HOPE FOR TOP WEATHER   Serving of Today's Ideal Conditions Would Please  FEvervone   POSSIBILITY OF RAIN

HOMECOMERS HOPE FOR TOP WEATHER   Serving of Today's Ideal Conditions Would Please  Everyone

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Red Spies Influenced Japs to Attack U.S., Probers Told

SPIES LINKED WITH ATTACK ON UL $.       JAPANESE OFFICIAL SAYS RED RING INFLUENCED TORYO TO GO TO WAR.

dist Say ‘Malononitrilss New Group of Chemicals Slow Growth of Cancer

Scientists to Test New Substances on Humans Soon  Chemieals Cut Cancer Growth

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 15:  Politicians, Gamblers and Police Linked in Philly

Crime in America  By ESTES KEFAUVER   PHILADELPHIA: Police Taeties

Groomed for North Korea Landing, Claim   Bradley, Ridgway Weig! ‘Or Eke’ Ultimatum To Communists

New Evidence Sought to Link Man With Slaying of Second Young Girl

UN Chief Is Optimistic   Delegate Austin Says — Korean Victory Possible Under Present Unity

Preservation Of Unity Predicted   Austin Says Allies Can Win In Korea

Can Win Without Sacrificing Unity Warren Austin in  Speech, Gives His Recipe for Victory

Miami Gambling Setup Reviewed  Senate Sleuths Back   Senate Sleuths Back For Second Look

Planes Carrying Total Of 76 Passengers Land Safely After Mishaps

New Cabinet In Spain Wants ToRearm   Restrictions On Military Being Studied

New Cabinet Has Armament Plan   S&S B88 OSE" rm” — oo  Spain’s Forces Will Have More Efficiency in Relation With West Group

They Caused so Much Snow to Fall They Got Stranded   Rescue Party Goes Into Hills for Them

Supersonic Guided Rocket Is Latest Weapon Being Added To United States Air Force

—DIPLOM AT S— Believe Men May Be In Rome, Italy  Await Statement On Disapvnearance

WIDEN HUNT FOR BRITISH DIPLOMATS    Disappearance of Two in on Secret Strains U. S. Relations.

Broad Search For Diplomats Turns To Italy   Telegram Sent From Rome To Relatives O: One Of Missing Men

Search Widens To Italy For Missing Diplomats   Wire From Rome Turns Searchers To Italy; Officials Fear Pair Turned To Russians

They Have Anglo-American State Secrets; Transcontinental Hunt For Them Extends Beyond Iron Curtain

Telegram Spreads Hunt For Missing British Foreign Office Pair To Italy

Big Manhunt On For Pair Who Vanished   Concentrate on ° Italy in Biggest European Manhunt

Two British Diplomats Disappear   Big Hunt fs On For Pair Familiar With State Secrets

Western Europe Being Closely Combec In Search for Two British Diplomats

Hunt for Britons Widens to aly  Telansanme DO aseaiuad   Telegram Received About ‘Long Holiday

Search for 2 Britons Now Shiltedto Rome   One of Them Sends. Message tc Relatives in England From Italy.

Hunt for Diplomats Covers All Europe   Trail Which May Be False Has. Led Searchers to Italy

WIDEN SEARCH FOR DIPLOMAT!   Shifts To Italy With Re ceipt Of Cablegram  From There

London And Washington In Uproar Over 2 Missing British Diplomats

The Weather   British Fear Two Missing Diplomats May Have Taken Top-Level Secrets

Hunt for Missing British Diplomats Spreads to Italy   Teleoram Is Received   Telegram Is Received By Burgess’ Mother From Rome

Two Diplomats Familiar With Secrets Vanish   Washington And London Concerned As Big Hunt Opens

Diplomats Hunt Spreads fo Italy, Point of ‘Cable’   Two Missing Men May Have Split Up, New Theory Says

Manhunt Narrows To France, Hal}  Miccing Rritich Dinlomaks   Missing British Diplomats Still) Hunted On Continent

TWO MISSING DIPLOMATS IN FULL FADEOUT   British Secret Agents And Police Fail To Find Single Clue

‘Two Missing Diplomats Are Hunted. in Europe   British Officials Familiar with Anglo-American State Secrets Vanish, Reported on Way ta Moscow; Disappearance of Pair Disturbs Washington

Hunt For Two High-Level Britons Spreads To Italy On Strength Of Telegram

Search for  Diplomats Widens Today   Mystery of Their Disappearance Deepens Each Hour

Hunt Narrows For Diplomats  British Doubt Pair Merely on a Spree

Britons Hunt Two Missing Diplomats   Pair Feared To Have Fled To Soviet With U. S.-British Secrets

DIPLOMAT HUNT HAS SHIFTED FROM FRANCE   Rome Message Is Latest Clue To Missing Pair

U. S-BRITISH PAIR VANISHES FROM LONDON   Foreign Offices Worry Over Safety Of Top Secrets

Messages Sent Out of Paris May Be Clues   Missing Officers Know Anglo-U. S. Secrets: Acheson Is Concerned

Detectives Hunt British Diplomat:   ‘Most Spectacular Searcl In Europe's History ls Conducted for Officials

Search For 2 Agents Widens On Rome Tip  Telegram Provides Lead In Mystery Of British Dinlamats

U.S.-Britain. Fear Secrets Taken to Russia by Pair   Two British Diplomats Vanish Mysteriously, Setting Off International Hunt Right Up To Iron Curtain: Washinaton Shares Concern

Two Missing With Secrets AreSought   British Carcer Men Drop Out Of Sight; Believed To Be On Wavy To Russia

Britain Hunts Two Vanished High Diplomats   Both Familiar With Anglo-American State Secrets; Measures From Paris Being Studied for Clues.

Search Widens Info Italy for Two Diplomats   Western Powers Fear Secrets Gone with Pair

Message Sent From Rome Thursday Centers Hunt In Italy But Thousands Combing All Of Europe For Men.

Hunt Shifts To Italy   Telegram Received From Missing Diplomat Speaks of Long Holiday

 Meaded for Russia ?  i2 British Diplomats, Laden. With State Secrets, Vanish

Hunt Widens To Italy For Missing British Diplomats   TELEGRAM FROM BURGESS FROM ROME CLUE IN BIGGEST MANHUNT IN EUROPEAN HISTORY

Nominated  By Truman For Envoy   Chosen as First in That Role; Step Linked to Duel with Reds.

First Full Ambassador Rank Given  Some Protestant Leaders Object to  Tp... J. sP Aig

Immediate Criticism From Protestant Sources, With Baptist Minister Leading

99 Dead in Plene Croch In Guatemala   ‘Seven Killed. 2? Iniured In Bus Crash

GOP Group Prods House To Work More   Westerners Want To Speed Session For Summer Recess

State Gets No Bids On Vets’ Bonus Bonds   Patteson Annources Other Methods Of Financing Studied

Patteson to Study Payment Problem   Crédit Committee Appeal Rlamed for Failure

Pickets And Workers Clash At Factories   Disturbances Reported At  Two Eastern Aircraft Plants

Disorders Flare In Defense Plant Worker Strikes   Slowdowns And Shutdowns Reported In Various Sections Of VU. S.

38 Feared Dead As Korean Airlift Plane Vanishes In Storm  Three UN Officials, 28 U. S. Servicemen And Crew of 7 Aboard

Plane Vanishes In Alaska Storm   38 Persons Aboard Missing Craft; Air-Sea Search Gets Underway

Sen. Douglas Eliminates Himself 9.s Possible Demo Candidate in ‘52

Senator Douglas Counts Self Out As A Candidate   Asks Withdrawal Of Name In Oregon; Brewster Comments.

Not a Candidate, Douglas Asserts  Sanntor Panuacte   Senator Requests Name Be Dropped  Fram Oreasn Petitian

DOUGLAS SAYS NOT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT   REPUBLICANS SAY CAN BEAT TRUMAN WITH SEN. TAFT

Douglas Seeks To Halt Boom  In Oregon   Not a Candidate, He Re. peats: Asks Withdrawal Of Petitions

Douglas Out of President Race   Ilinots Senator Not Seeking Nomination

Douglas Declines To Enter ‘52 Race  Withdraws Name In Oregon State

Oklahoma Farmers Buying Ladybugs   ‘Will Sic 3,000,000 of ‘Em On Greenbugs

His First Time At Throttle Of  Brokers’ Train Probers Blame   Probers Blame Double Speed For 83 Deaths

Engineer Admits Speeding; No Caution Lights in Sight         See Other Pictures, Story Page 6

High Winds and Rair Sweep Into Florida. Damage to Be Heavy  At Least Three Die As Storm Moves Over Mainiand From Gulf

Three Lives Feared Lost; Heavy Rains   Citrus Belt Periled _ By 60-Mile Gales Also  . Sweeping Miami

60-Mile Winds Hammering af South Florida   Three Persons Feared Dead as Tropical Storm Moves Into the Peninsula.

U.S. OKs Historic Alliance   Mutual Treaty With New Zealand And Australia Signed By America

Allies in Pacific — Area Form Strong Defense League    U. S., Australia and New Zealand Start Group to Face Danaer

Truman Doubletalk On M Arthur Issue  Stirs Republicans   Plans To Depose General Changed From 1 Year To Last Aucust

TRUMAN STARTS ANEW ROW OVER WARTHUR OUSTER      Statement General's Dismissal Vas Under Consideration for Months Brings G. O. P. Blasts.   POINT TO MARSHALL, BRADLEY TESTIMONY   Two Declared, Republicans Say, That Only Recent Moves Led to Firing of Far Kast Commander.

N ew Slant on MacArthur Ouster lres Republicans; Inquiry May Continue

White House Shortens Time Truman Considered Ouster   Not Year, But Since August, Statement Says; Republican Criticism Of Action Continues

U. §. Refuses to Accept Russia’s Terms for Big Four Discussion of German Rearmament

Copper Deposit lo Be Developed  Company Plans Huge Ontonaaon Proiect

KAW RIVER OF 18.9. LOCALL   High Mark Last Night .9 Foot Over Bankfull; Slight Flooding

W RIVER CREST OF 18.9 LOCALLY   High Mark Last Night .9 Foot Over Bankfull; Slight Flooding   SUNNY SKIES TODAY

Fight Between Congress And President Continues   Lawmakers Think Presidential Irritation Due -To Physical Weariness, Heavy Burdens

RESS—. Fight Brews Over Trumar Selections  RFC, Budget Dare Stir Arguments

Truman Defiance Adds To Friction Already Boiling   Bricker And George Join Battle; RFC Fight Continues

Political Fight On Nominations By Truman Seen  Critical Lawmakers Hit REC, Subversive. Board Appointments

Truman-Congress Friction Grows   Sen. George Joins Group Demanding Budget Cut

The Weather   Truman Irks Solons on  Job Choices  Red Control, RFC Nominees Start Fight

George. Backs Economy  Bloc  In Budget ( Cut      ‘Truman's Defi Of Congress: Leads.  T. More Eeietian 

 Lawmakers Spoil For Fight  ‘Truman’s Defiance: Sets Off (New Friction On Capital Hill

Truman Foes Set for Fight On RFC Issue   New Appointments Stir Controversy: Compromise Seen

Some Solons ‘Spoiling For Fight’ Following Defiance of President

Solons Spoiling For Fights On Nominations  President's Defiance Of Congress Has Stirred Lawmakers

President’ S Defiance of ‘Congr Wess. Finds Lawmakers Spoiling for Fight

Legislators— White House Squabble Over Budget Cuts   LAWMAKERS SPOILING FOR FIGHT WITH TRUMAN ON OTHER MATTERS

Truman's Newest Defiance Finds Foes Full of Fight   President’s RFC Nominations Dismay Even His Best Friends

Critical Lawmakers Appear Spoiling For Hard Fight— Quick Revercussions To Truman's Poliiical Defiance

Truman Defiance Stirs Congress To Boiling Point  Senator George Asks   Senator George Asks 5 Billion Slash In Budget

Stiff Fight Lies Ahead  For Truman   Friends Suggest President Go On Florida Vacation

— DEFIANT — President Feuds With Congress   APPOINTMENTS FAN FLAMES

H.S.'T Faees. New Battle In Congress   Critics Challenge on REC and Subversive Appointments

Congressmen Smart From  TrumanRebuff   Latest Defiance May Bring Battle; Tax Request Eyed

TRUMAN DEFIANCE DISMAYS FRIENDS   Gongresemen Spoiling for Nomination Fight -

Truman Invites Political Rows. With Congress   Defiance Brings Hint President le OQvarhurdanad

SENATORS BALK AT PRESIDENT’S APPOINTIVE LIST   RFC And Subversive * Control Board Choices Opposed — Demand .Is Made _ For Cuts In Budget.

Nenest Truman Political Defiance Finds Solons-Spoiling_for Fight 

Solons Spoiline For Fights On Nominations  President's Defiance ‘OF Congress Has

Reds Learn Hard Facts, af-Military Life, Pay 1,875 Casualties Per Mile in Korea

CALLS “LITTLE LEGISLATURE’   To Act On Tuberculosi: Sanatoria Building Applications

Secret Agents: Nab Communist Without Fight.   : Fugitive, One of Top 11 Conspirators, Sent Back: to: America:

Alles Continue to Gain Against Stiffening Red Resistance; MacArthur Leaves Decision  To Cross 38th In Hands of Lt. Gen. Ridgway

DECISION IN FIELD OP TE PrN FEW   Red Defenses Stiffen After Peace Offer Made by MacArthur.

Mac's Orders: Cross Parallel Where Feasible   South Koreans Mile from Line on East Coast

STEEL TALKS BREAK DOWN   Truman Told Negotiations  Are In Complete Deadlock

U.S. Mediator Renorts Lack Of Progress   Ching Plunges Ahead To Meet Murray, Steel Officials In Hopes of Settlement

Steel Dispute  Talks Collapse: With Deadlock   Referred-To'Truman In Effort To Avert Stenpage On Der. 37

President Will Presumably Turn The Case Over To Wage Stabilization Board For Recommended Settlement   STRIKE WOULD BEGIN ON NEW YEABR’S DAY

Steel and Labor Negotiations End in a Deadlock  _prenarmel Over to Pres rsident

TURN TO TRUMAN   Negotiators Unable  t Reach Agreement in  Steel Talks

Steel Labor Negotiations Break Down  Truman Told Dispute Held in  ft Pie Si ea ~ 2. 8

Mediator Ching Refers Deadlocked Steel Wage Dispute to President Trumar

Mediator Refers Deadlocked Dispute To White House   Ching Terms Case Hopeless, Leaves It Up To Truman To Take Action Averting Strike New Year's Day.

Deadlock On Steel Walkout   Negotiators Report  To Truman They Can Find No Settlement; Strike Set for Jan. 1

Steel Dispute Goes fo Truman; Talks Collapse   Mediator Sees ‘Major Domestic Crisis’ Developing

Truman Handed Steel Dispute As Talks Fail   Mediators Report Firm Deadlock; Strike Set for Jan.

Mediator Ching Says Both Sides Refuse To Budge  ~~ © . oes   Pay Raise Fight Still Deadlocked, President Told

Ching Ends His Mediation Efforts Leaving Truman with Two Courses   PMA Balloting Results Are Announced

Steel Dispute to White House Talks Collapse   Mediator Ends Effort to Negotiate: Strike Set for Dec. 31

Ching Says Steel Talks Get Nowhere   Price Officials Hold ‘Key To Peace Or Strike In Pay Fight

.S. Mediator Ends Attempt At Settlement  Issue Of Averting Disastrous Strike In Vital Industry Up To President

Price Officials May ‘Open Door’ To Avert Strike   Deadline Of Steelworkers  10 Days Away; Progress In Negotiations Bogs

Steel Strike Hinges § pon Price Ruling  Ching Reports “No Progress”

Steel, Labor Negotiations Break Down and Matter to  Go to Truman for Action

Mediators Give — Up Case,: Refer It To President   Ching Ends Efforts To Negotiate Settlement In Steel Contract Dispute; Truman Can Invoke T-H Law Or Refer Steel Crisis To WSB For Recommendation

Steel-Labor Dispute Goes To President  Settlement Try On Threatened Strike Faille

STEEL-LABOR NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED   yp REPORT COLLAPSE OF EFFORTS TO BLOCK THREATENED STRIKE

Steel Labor Negotiations in ‘Collapse’   Ching 'Washing Hands' of Deadlock: Truman Must Act

Steel Talks Fail; Issue To White House  [Bs , oe er Re, Oe. «ee   Complete Deadlock Referred To Trumar By Mediator Ching

Steel Parleys Collapse Today, Up fo Truman   Capehart Amendment   av Offor Ancwer

REFER STEEL ~ _ WAGE DISPUTE...  "TO PRESIDENT   Labor Negotiations: Collapse; Strike Called for New Year's Day.

DEADLOCK IS FINAL RESULT OF PARLEYS   Two Courses Open But Neither Due To Avert Walkout

Director Refers Steel Wage Feud To the President   Efforts to Solve Dispute Collapse After Vain Talks

Ching Refers Steel Dispute To President   Efforts To Settle Sivife Collapses Walkout Imminent

Steel - Labor Negotiations Collapse Today  Ching Sends Case To White House After Talks Fuil

Dispute Laid in President’ s Lap   Negotiations “nd in Deadlock: Li. S. Ends Efforts for Setllement

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Dispute Referred To Truman

Price Officials May Hold Key In Steel Crisis   Federal Mediators Seeking to Avert Threatened Strike

Has Choice of Two Courses.  ‘Steel Wage Talks Collapse; \Dispute Is Referred to Truman

Preventing Strike Up  To Truman   Federal Mediator Gives Up Efforts To Reach Acreement

TRUMANMUST DECIDEWAY 0 ‘AVOID STRIKE   Ching Sends Case To White House as ‘Hopeless’ Today

Threat of Walkout Growing   Mediator Ching Sends Deadlocked Issue To White House

Steel, CIO Wage Parley Collapses   U.S. Mediator Ching Hands Dispute To Truman as ‘Hopeless: Deadlock’; Jan. 1 ‘Strike Seen Inevitable

Steel Talks Collapse in A Deadlock   President Can Invoke Taft-Hartley Law or Refer to Wage Board

Steel Labor Negotiations Collapse  . Hopeless Deadlock  Goes To Truman :

Steel-Labor Talks End In Failure  Wage Dispute  Rf... ye _   Wage Dispute Is Referred To President

Truman Gets Steel Dispute: Talks Collapse   President Can Invoke Taf Act or Refer It To WSR

President Expected To Turn Problem Over To Wage Stabilization Board For Recommendations

40 Hour Week, Overtime Is Supported By Wilson  Continuance Of Plan Aid To Worker Morale  Mobilization Director Savs In Statement

Keep 40-Hr. Week, Extra Pay-W ilson   Mobilization Chief Sees Work System As Morale Builder

Wilson Favors  40-Hour Week   Mobilizer Pictures System Acs Aid to Morale

Wilson Avers 40-Hour .. eel Helps Morale   “Urges  Continuance, Overtime Pay; Sees Rieger Production

Raging North Atlantic Storms Take Heavy Toll  At Least 24 Feared

Burma Surgeon Is Released From Jail By High Court Orde   Six Year Sentence Reduced for Time Already Served

Phony Plane Crast Tipster Is Hunted  Louisiane Party  Searches in Vain

Shofgun Booby Trap Kills Man   Watchman Sets !t up Aft. er Thefts from Junkyard

MacArthur’s Latest Brings Storm Of Protest  Asian Stand Draws Solons’ Criticism,

Critics Of Administration Called Home Or That Delegation Go To Him

General Stirs Up Storm in London, Washington by His Formosa Comment

Mac’s Blast Raising New Storm   Congressmen Disagree With His Idea of Asia’s Importance.

UN Wrangles Over Seating Now Member   Another East-West scrap e velops at Paris Session With - No Decision Reached.

UN General Assembly Fails to Elect Successor fo Yuaoslavia on Council

28th Division Troops Parade In Philadelphia   Set To Shove Off To Join Eisenhower Armies In Europe

PROFITS FROM OL DEMANDED BY IRAN   Government § ays British Must Pay as Pre-Condition to Talks

Young Counle Held in Indiana  Ohio Woman Claims She, Baby Kidnaped

Girl, Youth Held As Kidnapers   Accused of Abducting Woman and Baby Son

Parks Loses Movie Role   Dropped by Columbia After ‘I Was a Red’ Testimony * Renorted il

Parks Loses Movie Role He's Sick Ahed After Admitting Red Membershir

Red Leaders Must Surrender Monday   Convicted Commies Start Then Serving Sentences

New York Swamps Bosox In 2 Game: To Win 18th American Loop Pennan   Big Oklahoma Indian Becomes Second Major Leaguer To Hurl More than One No-Hit Game In Single Season

Reynolds Hurls 2d No-Hitter   Bombers’ Twin Victory Over Boston Gives  Tribe 2d Place #

DiSaile Grants Beef Increase   Some Packers Not Complying, Asserts

Three Marines Killed In Korean Fighting Win Nation's Top Award—Medal Of Honor

Basketball Fix: Uncovered Year Ago by Police   Every Metropolitan Cage Team Involved, Bicoklyn Paper Says

Red Propagandists Twisting Probes  By Congress Into Police Purges, _  Picturing Americans As Terrified

RUSSIA TWISTS STORIES OF U. S. ~ INVESTIGATIONS   Says... "Secret. Police’... Purge Has Americans Living in Fear.

Reds Distorting Probes it U.S.     Claim Tiiquiries Are Really Police Purge

Propaganda Reports U. S. Living In Fear   Reds Are Twisting Many Congressional! Probes Into Virtual ‘Secret Police’ Acts

KOREAN SETTLEMENT URGED BY LONDON   Britain Wants T. S. To Agree To Stabilized Defense Near 38th Parallel

BRITAIN SUGGESTS A MOVE FOR PEACE   Favors Effort to Settle horean War When Allies Reach Parallel 38.

Justice Clark Linked With Caudle Trips   Pilot Says Supreme Court Member Was On Pleasure Jaunts

Large Destroyer Completed Today  5,500 Ton Norfolk Is First Of New Line Of Leaders

Navy's Largest © Tin Can’ Weighs 5,500 Tons, Big As Light Cruiser

VALLEY AWAITING EMERGENCY FOOD   Six Carloads of Surplus Potatoes, Apples, Milk ond Eaas Expected To Aid Destitute

19 Awarded 'N In Forensic Meet  Eight From Monroe In District Test

Say Threat Used To Get  Confessions   West Pointers Bitter Over Honor System

Frosecution For Perjury ThreatsUsed. 3 Cadets Say  But West Point Officer Denies Coercion Used  In Cribbing Case

Three Cadets Charge Threats Used To Obtain Confessions From Some Of 90 ‘Cribbers’

Cadets Say Threats Of Prison Used   Confession. Given .Under. Coercion, Charges Of Perjury

Threat of Prison Used in Forcing Cadets ‘To Talk’  Grid Players Tell Of Cheating in Wact Point Teste   "Gy Tell Board’

Cadets Say Threats — Used Against Them  Three Students Charge Unfair Means To Get

Threatened with Prosecution for Perjury, tmprisonment  DENIED BY ACADEMY      ‘Stoo! Pigeon’ in Corps Alded in Cribbing investiaation

Barkley’s Aide, Senate Counsel Are lnvolved   Senate Committee Asks Bank Records

Fulbright Offers Defense Of RFC: Asks New Start   _ Cites Staff And Skill Of;RFC For Making > Loans: Suscest-One-Man’ Boss For Agency

Sen. Fulbright Backs. Truman  On RFC Plan   Likes One-Man Idea te Curb Influence Ring: Capehart Is Opposed

Fulbright Now Goes to Bat for Uncle Sam's RFC   Move Under Way To Abolish Big Lending Agency

Fulbright Favors RFC Change  ruman n Plan For   Truman Plan For Single Head Is Backed By Solon

Backs Truman s Plan to Set Up One-Man Regime   He Believes Agency Needed to Supervise Outstanding Loans

Fulbright Switch es Positions, Asks One-Man Boss, Fresh Start for RFC

F ulbright Endorses Truman Proposal For Reorganizing  RFC With One Administrator

Backs Plan To Revamp The RFC   homie ore s Truman roposal to Replace  Bend With One Man  Would Prevent Abuses

Fulbright to Bat for RFC  Retention   an  Endorses Truman’s Plan For Reorganization As Capehart Denounces It

Senator Fulbright, Who Brought Facts About RFC Into Light, Pleads for Life of That Agency

SEN, FULBRIGHT GOES TO BAT FOR TRUMAN'S REC   Favors One-Man Boss But Capehart Denounces Move.

FULBRIGHT TO BAT FOR R.F.C. AGENCY   Senator Endorses Truman  Plan to Put Under  : One-Man Boss   A “DICTATOR” CHARGE

Senate Prober Backs Truman  On RFC Plans   Fulbright Supports » Proposal To:Set Up ’ @ue Boss In Agency

Is Witness At Hearing Of Senate Group   Would Put Agency Under One-Man Boss. As Proposed

Endorses President's Proposal Sen. Fulbright Would Give The RFC a Fresh Start

Fulbright Urges RFC Be Retained   Truman's Plan Has Safeguards, Senator Declares

Endorses Proposal  Fulbright Favors F resh Start For RFC Under One-Man Boss

Leaders Expect Senate to Loan. Grain to India   In Conaress Todav

IN CONGRESS:  Grain for India Bill Tagged iFor Possible Passage Today

Senators Debate Release of 1949 Formosa Report   Secretary Acheson Takes Witness Chair In M’Arthur Inquiry

DESPERADO HAS ELUDED TRAP, POLICE BELIEVE   Ross Apparently Escaped From Wooded Area Early Tuesday   AUTHORITIES CALL OFF INTENSIFIED SEARCH

Union Sponsors 9 New Dailies  Competition Spurred In Newspaper Field

Formosan Policy Nonsense’ -- Taft  Sees Public Rebellion Agains# ‘Stalemate’

JETS DART, SHELLS SCREAM, BAYONETS FLASH AS KOREAN WAR STARTS ANOTHER YEAR

War Roars Into 2nd Year With Talk of Peace  Chinese, N. Koreans Are More Aqaressive

Peace Rumors Fail To Check Battle Tempo   Red Ground Forees Show More Fight; MIG-15 Shot Down

REDS RESISTING TN RACING FICHT   Allied Ships Blast East Coast Ports In North—Enemy Jets Stage Hit-And-Rur Attack.

Enemy Steps Ur Activity on 100 Miles of Front   Despite Peace Talk Aggressiveness Key to Korean Fighting

Hand-to-Hand Struggles Rage   Anniversary Drive Fails to Materialize

ENEMY FORCES MORE AGGRESSIVE ON ANNIVERSARY   FIGHTING IS FIERCE BUT BIG OFFENSIVE IS NOT LAUNCHED

Reds Show No  Sign Of Starting New Offensive   Communist Troops More , Aggressive All Along 100-Mile Battlefrant

A Year Of Warfare In Korea   Fighting Picks Up Along Battlefront

WORLD TALKS PEACE BUT WAR STILL GOES ON   Reds More Aggressive, Drive Allies from Pyonggang Ridges.

Reds Become Agaressive   Ground Forces Show More Fight; Red Jets Try Another Hit-Run Atteck

Reds More Aggressive, But Offensive Lacking On War’s Anniversary

Korean War Roars Into Second Year   Reds Reported More Aggressive Along 100-Mile Front; Jets Hit and Run

World Talks Peace, But War Goes On  Reds Aggressive But Show No Signs Of Bix Offensive

War In Korea Roars Forward Into 2nd Year   Red Chinese, N. Koreans Aggressive All Along Battlefront

Red Aggression Mounts Despite Talk of Peace  Allies Pushed Back In Some Areas: Foe’s   Allies Pushed Back In Some Areas; Foe’s Casualties Climbing

Reds Continue Hit-Run Attacks   Korean War Roars Into Second Year

War Goes Into 2nd Year; Reds Renew Activity   Chinese, North Koreans More Aggressive: Battles Rage

Fighting Steps Up Today On First Anniversary All Alone Broad Warfront   Red Jets Return To Hit-And-Run Attack While Allied Warships Pour Hail Of Steel Into East Coast Ports; Malik’s Peace Talks Fail To Supply Damper.

Korean Front Is Active On  Anniversary   Reds More Aggressive; Allied Warships Pound  East Coast

War Roars Into ts Second Year  Talk of Peace, But _Reds Are Aaqqressive

Truce Or Not, GI's Fight On  Enemy Aggressive Along Entire Front.

Korean War Roars Into Second Year   Vicious Battles Rage as Dip lomats Talk of Possible Peace

Korean War Roars on Amid Peace Talks   Communists More Aggressive Along Entire Battle Front

REDS AGGRESSIVE. AS WAR ROARS INTO SECOND YEAR   No Sign Of Anniversary Offensive; Russian-Made Jet Shot Down In Flames

Red Forces Show New Will To Fight  Violent Clashes Flare on Front

Korean War Enters Its Second Year   - World Talks Of - Peace But Fighting Goes On With Foe More Agvressive -

r@ace iaix ries But War Goes On  Chinese and North Koreans More Aggressive All  Along Front HIT-RUN JET BATTLE Celebrated Anniversary Of : fensive, However,   Doesn't Come  Tokyo, June 25. (P)—The world talked peace, but the

Chinese, N. Korean Reds Striking New Offensive All Along 100-Mi. Front         Communist Jets Streak Out From Manchurian Sanctuary On Another Hit And Run Assault   UN Radio Beams Appeal To Red China And Korea   Secretary General Lie Asks For Negotiations Based On Russian Malik’s Cease-Fire: Demand .

NO LETUP IN KOREAN WAR   'Peace Talks Fail To Halt  Fighting On First  Anniversary

Air Battles Dominate on Battle Front   Korean War Goes Into Second Year With Reds Showing Aggressiveness

Reds Show More Fight As Allies Storm Key Hills   Eighth Jet Battle In Nine Days Staged Over North Korea

Korean War Roars Info Second Year   Reds More Aggressive Along 100-Mile Front Ac Naw Yoaur Starte

Korean Fightine Bitter Despite Peace Talk   Armistice Proposal No Damper On Front Line Action

Korean Battles Still Continue  Gl's Skeptical of —-Malik’s ‘Peace’ Offer

Big Battle Flares on ‘Birthday’   Peace Rumors Affecting Bloody War Battlefront

War Roars Into Second  Year Today   Chinese And North Korean Reds Are More Aggressive Along Front

Korean War Roars Into Second Year   Talk Heard of Plan’ For Peace But Guns Continue to Fire at  Increased Tempo

Korean War Roars into Second Year  menmnnmick: Alp   Communist Air, Ground Attacks Are Stepped-Up

Enemy Shows More Fight As Peace Talked   Red Jets Swirl Acros: Border for 10-Minute Battle

Red Jets Continue Air Battle; Enemy Resistance Stiff  Allied Warships Pour Heavy Steel Hail Wn Fact (anact

Despite Peace Talk Fishtins Continues   Chinese and North Korean Reds More Aggressive All Along Front

Korean War Roars Into Second Year  Reds Reported Mor.  Aggressive Along nh BA).   NOUS NOPOried vier Aggressive Along 100-Mile Front; Jets Hit and Run

War RollsAhead  Into Second Year   Chinese, North Koreans Aggressive All Along 100-Mile Korean Front

World Talks Of Peace, But Korean War Enters Second Year With Renewed Fury

Reds Stubborn All Along Line   Korean War Roars Into Second Year, Marked by Hard Fighting

Enemy Jets Stage Hit, Run Attack   Allied Warships Pour Hail of Steel Into East Coast Ports in North Area   Area Refuse to Budge  Patrols Find Foe Is Stubborn on Hilltop,  Necnite Pannding

Resistance Stiffens on Anniversary   Talks of Peace Fail To Put. Damper on Activity of Reds All Alona Korean Frans

Second Year Of Fighting Is Entered, Reds Fierce   Proposal By Malik Fails To Lighten  Pressure In Korea

World Talks Peace, But War Goes Or   Hard Fighting In Korea Today

Heavy Fire Loss atBowie   Texas Town Hos Mest of Downtown Business Block Destroyed in Blaze

Fire Razes Block In Bowie, Texas  Firemen from Four Tawne Rattle Blawae

Communists Try Out. ‘Night Fighting Jets; ‘Korean Front Is Quiet   News From Fronts

Ridgeway Says It Would Be Great UN Victory If War Should End on Parallel 38

Communist Papers Blast Appointment Of Clark To Rome   Rid To Win New Friends In Catholie Nations Seen By Halians

Vatican Move Political, Says Italian Press   Truman's Appointment Of General Clark Brings Protests

Communists in Italy Assail Washington - Vatican Tieup; Catholics Endorse Action

OTHER ITEMS OF INTEREST   90 Jets In Dogfight From 26,000 Feet To Tree Tops

Network Officials Are Enthusiastic Over Success of Coast - to - Coast Telecast

Historic Transcontinental TV Show Arrives With Local Telecast Quality

Rainfall at Washington Of 7.74 Inches Possibly  Heaviest On Record

‘Drowned Man’ Safe At Home As Lake Is Searched   Dramatic Night Hunt Carried On By Coast Guards, Firemen And County Deputy Sheriffs

UN Allies Await First Reports on  Cease-Fire Talks   High Military and Diplomatic Officials Believe Opening Session Will Be ’Tip-Off’

Allied Chiefs Hold Parley   Progress of Korean Cease-Fire Studied

TRAIN LOADS OF PASSENGERS ARE RESCUED   Stranded Two to Three Days On Flood - Bound  Streamliners.

TAKE MANY OFF STALLED TRAINS   *“Noné Can “Move “~ To West, South Of Kansas City

6: SRE * * a2 More. Passengers Rescued _ “From Flood-Bound Trains

Buses and Trucks Take Passengers Off Stalled Trains in Flooded Area

Former Local Men In New Enterprise  Aircraft Engineering Company Established fn Canital

PLANE ENGINEERING COMPANY ORGANIZED   Former Fairchild Emplores Hope To: Produce Test Aircraft In Washinetnn

Seen As. Threat To —  Government  Kefauver Cammittee   Kefauyer Committee Says Jt Could Wreck This Nation

Underworld Government Is Pictured   Subversive Turn Could Wreck U.S..  Crime Probers Say

BUSRAD WRan PBB rrera   ‘Lacky’ Fi ciao » Is Underg: ‘ound Czar  Vast Crime Network Could Wr ock I TJ. S

Crime l nderground Could WreckU.S..Probers Warn:  Lucky Luciano Named Czar

Probers Report Big Undergrounc Could Wreck US.  Iaecramna le Tarmad   Luciano Is Termed Crime Empire Czar

Probers Warn Crime Could Wreck Nation   Committee Says Gang sters Are Organizing Undercround

Lucky Luciano Believed Czar Of Underworld  Evidence Seen Of Black Hand's Operation Here

Mobsters Plot Big Syndicate, Report Shows   Costello, Luciano anc Old Capone Gang Rule Underworld

Crime Probers Warn of Danger to U.S.  State Underground Government  fr

TREATY FOLLOWS SIGNING OF JAPAN PEACE DOCUMENT   Gives U.S. Right To Maintain Forces On Island; ‘Part of Pattern For Defense Of Peace In Pacific,” Says Acheson.

PEAGE TREATY AND SECURITY ‘PACTS SIGNED   United States Pledges Power to Protect Its People. From Aqgaressor.

Thrce Kremlia Countr'es Beycott Historic Sening? U.S. and Japan {en Security Paci  To Allow American Bases, Jap Rearmameni

Defense Pledge Made Following Treaty of Peace   American Land, Sea, Air Forces Are Committed

Communist Delegates Boycott Ceremonies   Security Pact Signed by U.S. and Japan Immediately Afterward

Two Nations Approve New Security Pledge to Protect Far East   Communist Nations Denounce Treaty as Foundation for New Orient War

‘le Censorship Of Korean War News ind June 15, GHO To Be In Charae

Double Censorship of War News From Korea Ends June 15th Statement Says

To End Double Censorship of  Communiques   Beginning June 15 All e Stories From Korea  Handled by 8th Army

REGISTRATION: OF ALL MEDICS AND VETERINARIANS   This Is The Official Notice From L. M. Colson, Chairman lowa County Board

Yanks Eight Miles Inside North Korea And Still Driving   Arty Announces Details Of Rotation Plan To Bring Battle Weary Vets . Home From Korea

U.S. Will Be Battleground Tn Next War   Third World Conflict Danger Cited By President Truman

Gives Views On Third Wal   Truman Says He Fears US Would Be Battleground

TRUMAN'S FEPC ORDER STRIKES BLOW AT SOUTH   President Indicates He Is Willing To Fight It Out With Southern Democratic Upponents.

TRUMAN TAKES DECIDED STAND   Faces Up To Dixiecrats  On Some “Controversial” Matters.

Truman Enters No-Holds-Barred Wat  With Southern Democratic Forces

Truman Ready For All-Out Party Fight   President Indicates Willingness To Battle South

Truman Plannin Bitter Contest   Dixie Democrats Ovpose FEPC Move

Dulles Avows U.S. Aid to  Pacific Allies   Says America Girds Yor Protection Of Far East, Europe

Horsemeat In Britain Is Dog Food,  But Sometimes Husbands Eat It, Too

Horse-Meat Eating OK’d in England— lf Yow re Careful About How You Buy It

Bloody Car Stirs Fear  Five Slain   Illinois Family Missing On Tour; Marks of Bullets in Auto.

Child’s Cap Found Near Abandoned Car Where Family of Five Feared Slain by Hitch-Hiker

2? of Toughest Convicts Riot In Utah Prison   Starvation Threat Leads to Freeing Of Hostages

(Independent Photo by George Barker)   Starvation Threat Ends Prison Riot

Moscow Given U.S. Offer To Ransom Fliers   Officials Wait Release Of Airmen Without Avail  BULLETIN

Report Hungary Considering U. §.  Offer of Ransom   Receive No Word  On Release of Fliers

CONSIDERS: U.S. OFFER TO PAY RANSOM   Hitch Develops After Legation Reported Acceptance of $120,000 Offer for Captured Airmen.   FEAR HUNGARY HAS RAISED THE PRICE   U. S. Officials Ready to ' Meet Yanks Downed by Reds in Flight Over Border. :

Budapest Reds Still Weighing ‘Ransom’ Offer  Envoy at Vienna Stands Ready for Frontier Meeting

New Development  In Airmen’s Case   Word Comes Hungarian: Only “Considering” Re leasing Fliers   PORAN CUNT LIVALIUING  U. S. Embassy Had An.  nounced Agreement; Wary of Latest Twist

Hungary Weighs Ransom Offers For Jailed Gls   Vienna Stand Conflicts With Announcement Of Hungary’s Washington Legation That $120,000 Offer To Pay Four Air Force Men’s Fines Has Been Accepted

Reds Resort to Hitler Tactics  - But Manufactured Incident in Korea is Crude

Reds Use Old Nazi Trick To Break Off Korean Armistice Conference

Old Nazi Trick— Reds Use Prepared Incident To Stymie Korean Armistice

Reds Resort fo Nazi Trick to Break Off Talks   ‘Fake Air Raid at Kaesong Crudest Stunt to Date

Subversive Control Board Head Resigns   LaFollette Quits After Row With Another Member

CHAIRMAN SUDDENLY QUITS Hearing on Subversives Curb Ends in Confusion

Northern Section Lashed by Storms   Bad Weather Toll Reaches 181; Heavy Disturbance Hits in Northwest

Hanes, Former ECA Official, Calls For Suspending Program In Europe

MORE U. M. T. S. TALK   House Slated to Resume Work on Double Purpose Issue Soon   Let Contract for Work At Kansas Ordnance Plant

Chiang’s Regime To Ignore Pact  Neither China Group ie tad an Daslaw

China Nationals Not To Be Bound By Peace Treaty   Say Any Pact Signed In San Francisco Not  To Affect Relations

Had Zoonoses Lately? Never Mind Checking Breeze;  It’s a Disease, Not an Odor

British Occupy Key Suez Points   Destroyers Escort Army Supply Ships To Canal for Threatened Garrison

Expect 6% Increase In Prices   DiSalle Says General Price Level May Increase Over 6% Before Stopping

DOCTOR - ARRESTED IN WOMAN'S DEATH   ‘Brain Specialist Tries to Re vive Drugged Patient with Slug of Gin *~

48 Nations Sign Jap  Peace Treaty   U.S. Holds Right To Maintain Armed  Forces in Japan

JAPS SIGN PEACE TREATY WITH 48 FORMER ENEMIES   Russia, Poland and Czechoslovakia Boycott Ceremony That Lasts Hour and 12 Minutes.      *ROMYKO CALLS PACT _“DRAFT FOR _NEW-WAR!   Dulles Sees in Its Approval a Significant Demonstration of International Unity.

Japan Signs Peace Pact With 48 Ex-Enemies as Red Bloc Rejects Treaty

Temperatures   Treaty Signed Almost 10 Years After Attack on Pearl Harbor

Gromyko’s Parting Words Brand Pact As ‘Draft for War’   Dulles Describes Russian Effort to Block Signing As ‘Only Rearguard Action’

Soviet Delegate Quits Meet And  himaate balay, Punaets Follow  a

Red Bloc Rejects    -48 Former Enemies Approve Agreement: Formally Ending ‘World: War Il-in-Pacific

Japan and Former Enemies End War Begun in 1941 at San Francisco Ceremonies

Gromyko Denounces Action, Then Leaves Conference; — German Pact Seen Probable

A : erican Soldiers To Stay In Nippon  i Russia Refuses To Go Along: With : Peace Treaty; 48 Nations Comply: :

Russians Rebel As 48 Nations Welcome Ex-Foe   Little Over Hour I Needed to Complete Historic Paper

Red Delegate Quits Parley Near Its End   Agreement Of ‘Two Nations Okays Occupation By American Troops

World War Il Formally Ended With Signatures  ormer Enemies   48 Former Enemies Of Japan Sign Pact; Russia Stays Away, Heads For New York

Solid Anti-Communist Nations On Dotted Line In Quick Session As Soviets Predict It Treaty Of War

Russians Walk Out onMeeting, Assail Pact As Prelim to War   Signing of Peace Treaty Moves Briskly Along in Impressive Ceremony Formally Ending State of War

Separate Paci Lets Forces. Stay in Japan   Document Grants “America Exclusive Rights Indefinitely

Communist Bloc Refuses fo Join  In Ceremonies Nippon Welcomed Back Into Family Of Former Foes -

Japan Signs Treaty With 48 Nations  Russia’s Gromyko Refuses to Ink Pact, Act of War, He Say

Russia Quits Conference As Signing Starts   Red Sidekicks Also Refuse To Affix Signatures

Russia Refuses To Participate tn Ceremonies   Japanese Premier Is Last To Sign Historic Document.

DeGAULLE HAS PLAN FOR EUROPEAN ARMY   Wanld Not Make Fighting Force Teel Im American Mands, fieneral Deelares

To Be Disconnected Later . Use Borrowed Kidney 1 to Aid i in Woman’s Recovery

County Welfare Directors Find Only Gloom in Study of Financial Crisis

Subpoena Ready For Gov. Warren  Florida Vice Inquiry To Be Continued

Florida Governor to ‘Be Ordered to Appear  At Inquiry Into Crime

Florida Governot  Subpoenaed By  Crime Commitiee Warren Ordered  Yo Face Probers  Tn Washington

WARREN CALLED N CRIME PROBE   Florida Governor To’ Get Subpoena To Appear Before Senate Investigating Committee In Capitol.

Governor Faces Senate Subpoens In Crime Probe   Fla. Executive To ‘Appear Before Crime Probers

Crime Probers Issue Subpena For Warren   Order Florida Governor To Testify on July 9 In Washington

Senate Crime Investigators Subpoena Florida's Governor Fuller Warren

Smiths Income Tax Reduction Plan OK d  Committee Votes Approval, But Chairman Predicts ‘Quite a Debate’ on House Floor

SMITH'S TAX CUT PLAN APPROVEI   HOUSE COMMITTEE BACKS PROPOSAL TO REDUCE LEVY ON INCOMES,

KEM, WILLIAMS CHARGES PROBED   ELLENDER DIRECTING IN; QUIRY INTO DEALINGS OF GROUP IN) MISSOURL.

U. 5. Will Soon Send Warships  Me tg 2 Ad... Vee ae Se   Eight More Vessels To Be Delivered To Nation

Soldier Who Lost Both Hands and Feet In Korea Is Assured Stake of $100,000

NEW TAX WILL START NOV. 1   Truman To Call Still More When Congress Returns

TAX MEASURE SIGNED   President Declares Nation Will Need Additional Revenue

Higher Taxes Go In Effect On November 1   Americans Must Pay More For Many Items Too

Butter Shortage Is a Probability  Most of 200 Million Pound Surplus Gone

JOE DI MAGGIO'S CAREER ENDED   I’ve Played My Last Game Says Yankee Clipper

Cant Deport Costello, Says McGrath   Taft, O’Mahoney to Urge End of Farm Parity Prices Higher Taxes and Abolition of All Subsidies to States Will Be Advocated

Report Urges Removal of  Support Prices   Would Also Abolish Federal Subsidies To States .

Economic Report Urges an End to Federal Subsidies   Drastic Action fs. Recommended for Nation’s Protection During “’Long Pull”

Congress Report ToRecommendCut  In Aid, More Taxe:   WouldAbolishFarm,Other Federal Subsidies; to Set Living Standards

Ask Congressmen To ‘Back’ Project   New Jersey, Pennsylvania And Delaware Asked to Aid in River Proposal

Ask Congressmen To ‘Back’ Project  New Jersey, Pennsylvani:   New Jersey, Pennsy]vanii And Delaware Asked to Add in River Proposal

Battle Lines Drawn on New State Tax Plan   Some Republicans May Balk at Vote For Income Levy

 Lived Near Hermann in Tent’  Hollowed-Out Log Was Home To. Destitute: Missouri Couple

Nehru Demands Major Powers ‘Call Conference   Indian. - Premiecr’s Speech Bristles With Criticism -Of U. S. Policy In Asia

U.S. Trying to Preserve Unity, Acheson Says   Considers U.N. Crisis Too Delicate for Any Comment at This Time

Nehru Urges Big Power Parley: Criticizes U. S.   Acheson Declines To Make Comments

Files Lawsuit In Son's Death   $50,000 Action In Incinerator Case

COUNCIL VOTES RECORD BUDGET   Tax Rate Over $29 Seen; Police, Firemen Pay Cut

BILLS FOR TWO COSTLY BRIDGES VETOED TODAY   Governor Says Highway Department Should Decide on Building Bridges.

GOVERNOR VETOES $6,250,000 BILLS FOR TWO BRIDGES   DECLARES TOO MUCH ROAD BUILDING ON “POLITICAL BASIS”

Extension Asked on Crime Probe for Full Cleanup   Senate Group Also May Study Status of Envoy O’Dwyer

EMPLOYMENT TO JUMP 80 PERCENT  Francis L. Mathews Predicts Big Jump in Lower Bucks County Area  12,200 EMPLOYED NOW

Legisiature Speeds Passage Of First Bil  Kelley Introduces   Kelley Introduces Redistricting Plan; Shivers Speaks Today

Texas Swelters In Temperatures of 11¢ Degrees, 23 Dead  Water Restrictions Ordered, Damage To Crops Into Millions

U. S. Officials Say It Is “Most Unlikely’ Russia Will Permit Arms Inspection

Doubt Reds Will Remove iron Curtain   President Proposes Global Arms Control as Best Possible Way To “Lessen Risk of War.”

Vishinsky Pins War on U.S.   President Truman Puts Issue of Disarmament Up to the Kremlin

Russians Cool To Disarmament Plan of Truman   Soviets Expected To Refuse to Let UN Inspect Arms

DISARMAMENT PUT SQUARELY UP TO KREMLIN   President Truman Calls on Communist World to Acce pt Fool-Proof Controls.

Truman Puts Disarm Issue  Before Reds   Most Unlikely, Soviet To Perntit Inspeetion OF Atomie Stockpile

Thousands Of Workers Made Idle   Little Relief Seen From Paralyzing Switchmen’s Strike

Effects Of Rail Tieup Hit Industry   Spreading Paralysis Threatens Auto Makers. Commuters

Would Remove Draft Delays Of Railroaders   Striking Switchers Hit in Measure As Parley Deadlocks

Washington Parley In Deadlock   Stiffer Embargo On Mail Set Up By Postoffice

Legislation Filed To Cancel Strikers’ Service Deferment   Congressmen Applaud Move For Immediate Induction Of All Who Can Be Called

Bill Introduced to Draft ‘Sick’ Rail Employes: Peace Talks Hit Snaq

Bill Would Draft ‘Sick’ Rail Strikers   Measure Provides for Immediate Induction of All Men Holding Deferments; Board Reports Deadlock.

Bill to Draft Jcb-Deferred Train Switchmen Applauded in House as Rail Tieup Spreads

Professor Plans Plea of Guilty   Handsome Teacher To Admit Buralary

‘Ike’ to Run If ‘Drafted,’ Editor Says   Newspaper Execntive Calls General ‘Good Kansas Republican’

NY Dockers’ Wildeat Strike Full-Fledged   Loading Korea-Bound Ships Is Stalled: Ryan Backs Men

BIGTIME GAMBLER SHOT TO DEATH IN NEW JERSE}   Willie Moretii Slain by ‘Kour Men After Five Joke and Chat in Small Restaurant.   VICTIN. CO-OPERATED  WITH CRIME PROBERS   Senator Kefauver, Informed of Killing, Says “It Is Preity Clear Moretti Talked Toe Much.”

Glib Tongued Pal Of Underworld King Pins Left On Floor .Of Restaurant At Cliffside, N. J.. By Fleeing Quartet

Bigtime Gambler Shot To Death  In Restaurant  Taken For Ride By Friends, Police Believe

Glib Moretti Slain by Joking Pals   Talkative Underworld Figure Boasted He'd Never Be Killed.

Glib-Tongued Willie Underworld Kingpins’ Pal Murdered By Four’‘Chums’

Talkative Gambler Is Rubbed Ou   Willie Moretti Slain By Four ‘Friends’

DAMAGE IS LIGHT   VANLAUL L) LIVILI Weekend Rain Causes Some  Inconvenience---Nothing Serious

DAMAGE IS LIGHT   Weekend Rain Causes Some  Inconvenience---Nothing Serious

House Adamant On Contributions   Refuses to Agree To Any Exemption

George Raps Nehru Stand   Senator Says India Making Asian Gamble

Senator Infers Selfish Motives Nehru's Opposition On Ghina Called ‘Gamble’

George Says Nehru Taking Big Gamble   Indian Leader On Wrong Side Says Georgia Senator

Scrap over State Sales Tax Is on: Municipal Court Issue Back Again

Congressional Committees Turn Deaf Ear To Protests of Weakened Price Controls  H ae

Kremlin Cracks Whip on Czechs  Five-Year Industrial Plan Falls Far Behind

Czech Failures Said fo Blame For Big Purge   Mascow Is Angered By Sullen Workers And {ndustry Lag

U.§. Admiral Named As Commander Of Allied Forces in South Europe

Adm. Carney South Europe Allied Chief   American. Italian Head Air. Ground Forces Under Ike

Republicans Fear Split in Ranks Over Connally’s Troops-to-Europe Measure

Republicans Fearful of Party Split ‘During Debate on Troops-to-Europe

GOP Fears Split In Ranks in Vote  On Troops Issue  Taft Trying to Prevent Break

Control Of Sterling Is Loosened   Bank Of England Eases Restrictions: Canada Ends Control:

Bank of Englanc Loosens Control Of Sterling   Seeks to Curb Speculation Which Weakened Pounds

Britain Loosens Sterling Curbs      Action Aimed to Nip Speculation Which Weakens Pound

Hearing Planned For Tax Proposal   State Senate Committee Plans Restricted Sessions  On Hot Income Measure

Peesidential Rebull  lTraman Cancels Legion Chief” Visit: He Talked to Press Pivet

Cancels Conference When Supporter Of MacArthur Talks To Newspapermen   White House Maintains Silence On Disagreement With Allied Commander Over How To Fight UN’s War In Korea

Cocke Gets Rebuff From President   His Appointment at White House Is Abrupt ly Cancelled.

Legion Head Is Rebuffed By President   White House Cancels Cony mander’s Appointment to See Fruman   BACKS MACARTHUR   Erle Cocke Had Already Told Story to Press, Official Explains

TRUMAN REBUTTD HEAD OF LEWIN   APPOINTMENT OF WARTHUR BACKER TO SEE PRESIDENT CANCELED.

~ at ~~  Bradley to Fly Today for Inspection of  UN’s Fall Offensive

\ . GASOLINE - €999.000.000'.   Hopeful Elder Statesman Says Europe Will Unite, Bit by Bit .

AGENTS OF FBI JOIN HUNT FOR MASS SLAYER   Traps Set In ‘West In Hope Of Nabbing Notorious Killer

A Gloomy Picture » Brightens  Mobilizer Wilson Overrates Scope Of Pinch On Civilians

War Pinch Fails To Hit Consumers  ‘Austerity’ Isn't in Cards for Americans

Truck Traffic Tapering Off   Allies Force Foe Out of Positions in Eastern Korea

Allied Troops Begin Limited New Offensive   Softening Up Attacks Are Thrown at Reds; Commies Break Off West Front Surae

UN Forces Force Reds Back North   Early Withdrawals Are Offset When Allied Troops Attack in Foree

Allies And Reds Still Sparring   U.N. Trying SofteningUp Attacks At Four Points.

U.N. INFANTRY   Limited Offensive Opened By Allied Forces   Break Off Attack In West; Observers Are Puzzled By Chinese Action

UN Forces Drive Reds Off Of Key  Peak In East Korea  Several Attacks By. Allies Are Repulsed;, UN Admits Mistake

UN Troops Throw ‘Softening Blows’   4 Red Strong-Points In Eastern Front Hit By Limited Attacks

Allies Pound At Mountain Strongholds   Action Rages In East As Foe Breaks Off Assaults In West

Reds Are Driven From Key Mount   Gen. Van Fleet Giving Commies His ‘Medicine’

Infantrymen Chase Fleeing Reds to North   Allies Drive Two Red Battalions from Key Peak—Commies Break Off Western Attacks

U.N. Infantrymen Drive Communists From Key Peak   Fortress-Like Positions Taken In Daybreak Attack

Commies Driven From Key Peak By Infantrymen  Fleeing Reds Chase   Fleeing Reds Chased Northward by Allies

Allies Hit Four Strong Red Points   Offensive Designed To Soften Commie Positions in East

ENEMY CHASED OFF KEY PEAK   Allies Gain In Strong Counter-Attack; Red Truck Traffic Stopped.

ALLIED INFANTRY RETAKES KEY PEAK   Dawn Attack Drives Reds To Northwaid:

Softening-Up Attacks Launched At 4 Points   Communists Surprisingly Break Off Assaults Started Last Week; Buildup Traffic Diminishes In The North

Softening Up Blows Struck   Four Strongholds Are Attacked By The Allied Forces

Rout Reds from Key Korea Peak   Chase Foe Northward After Counter- Attack

Reds Break Of! Attacks On Western Front   Limited Offensive Mounted By Allies At Four Points

Ridge Position Taken By Allies   U. N. Forces Take Forts on Eastern Front; Drive Reds Northward   PUZZLE TO OBSERVERS   Communists Surprisingly Break Off Attacks on  Western Front

Reds’ Air Buildup Is Protested   Of 585 U.N. Troops In Red Prison Camps 17% Are Already Dead, Charge

Pacific Defense Paci Signed As Delegates Pour Into "Frisco   Russians Can’t Block J ap Treaty, U.S. Says

U. S. Joins In Three-NationSecurity Pact   Treaty Links America With Australia And New ZeaJand; Ceremony Preludes Jap Peace Conference

US:, Australia, New Zealand Sign Treaty   American Security Guarantees Extendec Into South Pacific

Pacific Defense Document Signed As Delegates Make Plans For Japanese Treaty

Mountains Th ‘Area Scoured —  In Wide Search   Paul A. King or City Among Three; Flee Enrly Last Evening

N a eye e  \g a e Maybank Calls For Jailing Of Liars In REC Investigation

Plenty of Lying’ In RFC Investigation, Maybank Charges  Committee Votes to Continue Probe for ‘Indefinite Period’

ceeey knlisted Man Will Administer 30,000 Miles of Pacific Territory

FIRST. TIME IN HISTORY:  Enlisted Man To Represent U.S. As Administrator Of Island Group

Kadio Will Be Only Link With Outside World Navy Enlisted Man Sent to Rule Iwo Jima And Bonin Islands Group for U. §. Government

SEVENTY-NINTH YEAR—NO, 19   Reason for Firing a Mystery To Marcelle

U neertain Why He Was Fired   ‘ew York Tax, Collector Tells Congressmen He Knows Little About Case

Marcelle Denies Knowing Why He Was Asked to Quit as New York Revenue Man

N. Y. Agent Says He Doesn’t Know’ Why Tax Head Asked Him To Quit

Tells Of Needs Of Roads   Col. Harrison Stresses Them in Proposal Made For Improvement

Would Shorten Session  Biennial Appropriations Bill  Turned Over To Subcommittee

Fact, Foible, Fate Mayor Turns Out To be Good Egg, Duck DuchsLaw

FIRE HITS HIAWATHA   Blaze Sweeps Thru Egg Proceasing Plant: Damage at $200,000

Ginners Granted 6 Per Cent Hike New Rates Commence  anrlmrrmrnirne: Sati irei cas

Reds Make Harsh Demands On UN To Resume Talks.   ‘Want Gen. Ridgway Te Admit Allied Planes Bombed Neutral Kaesong Area Before They WH -Bacuma Meriucean Of Truce Terms”

Command Ready For Any Eventuality,  Allied Spokesman In Tokyo-Reperts

Communists Want Ridg way To Accept Blame For “Attack”   GENERAL UNLIKELY TO EAT OWN WORDS

Red Radio Tells Of Face-Saving Plan for Talks   Enemy Will Resume Truce Porley if UN Admits Bomb ‘Gujlr

ALLIES ASSERT THEY RE SET FOR ANYTHING   Ridgway Spokesman Indicates No Shift In U. S. Policy

For Any Nove. " That May Come  Backdown Is Not Likely Untess Top.

Ridgway HoldsUp  Response To Reds   U.N. Commander Unlikely To Accede To Enemy _ Demand Thet Bombing Incident Be  Invaecticatead Aaain

Offer Is Broadcast; Spokesman For Ridgway Says Allied Commander Is Ready For Any Eventuality

iter to Resume Armistice Talks If UN Command Will Admit Blame; Ridgway Ready for Any Eventuality.

Want Allies to Admit Bombing Kaesong Area.   Doubtful Ridgway Will Accept Proposal . To Renew Conference

Demand Allies Admit Alleged Kaesong Attack   Ridgway Reported Set For Any Eventuality; Red Charge Rejected

NUD ASK ALLIED T0 ADMIT BOMBING Of NEUTRAL ZONE  Make Demand as Price of   Make Demand as Price of Resuming Korea Truce Talks   WANT NEW ‘INQUIRY’   Ridgway Already Has Rejected Charae as Fal » and Fraud

Truman Interrupts Vacation To Rally Demo ‘Darty For Bia Presidential Fight Of 1952

Truman Drops Vacation Life  To Rally P arty   President Will Return Tea Florida After Speech To Women’s Group

New Strategy Coming Up, Says Gen. Collins   New, Secret Plan Being Mapped Now at Pentaqon

Collins Refuses To Brief Secret War Directive   Five More Divisions Needed for General's Plan—Army Chieftan

TEMPERATURE   Pilo ting * Jets For Chinese   Army Chief Testifics In Senate

ALLIED TROOPS DRIVE 4 MILES INTO NO, KOREA   Eighth Army Engaged In ‘All-Out Pash,’ Says Van Fleet ;

Health Council lo Mel Tonight  ame »IrCaCcCCHnFr   Name Successor To Dr. Dougherty

WILL COLLECT PAPER   Boy Scouts to Conduct » Drive in Lawrence. January 27

‘Any Weakness Would Simply Postpone War’   Russ ‘Warmongering Attitude’ Assailed By Yuaoslav Premier

Small Town Wage Plan ts Outlined   Non-Union Workers Seeking Increases

Companions Tell Filstrup Death Story   Rites Today For ‘Twin City lndusirialist

Installers’ Want More Living Money  Communications Men   Communications Mer Present Company With Survey List

Installers” Want More Living Money   Communications Mer Present Company With Survey List

EN. COLLIN TQ EXPLAIN DEFENSE PLANS   QUESTIONED ON DISCLOSURE OF GEN. MARSHALL

Gen. Collins Is Questioned On Europe Troops  Senators Ask About U.S. Plans To Send 400,000 To Europe

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Explains Plan to Send 400.000 (.-I’c ta Eurane

Gen. Collins, Senators Confer  Army Chief Called For NATO Details

RED OPY KNEW TOP StGneT UF INCHON ATTACK   Tokyo Trial Reveals Advance Leak Gave Date of Trooo Landina.

 Beneficial Bungling J apanese Red Spy Had Full Data On Inchon Raid—But Traps Failed

Invasion Plan Was Not Secret  “Could Have’ ‘Tuined   Could Havé-‘Tuftned Inchon Landing Into Great Defeat, .

Red Ringleader Had “Top Secret” Plans for Inchon Landing Week Ahead

W ELGLRNY BPEL REARS, BUSAN ecenicinonemapaenetioemenememeammnttieeaaninammmnduandamemtanesenetesn testinsediaiettelammeturadienimmemammatimensimeanamimmmenetiisanmmemtnenl  Red Spy Obtained Plans For Inchon Invasion

BOY, 16, MAY RULE JORDAN   Political Shakedown _ Reported In Amman

Chinese Reds May Accept Cease-Fire  Soper aor ‘Certain eatervatiane’ Rannirod

Communist China May Accept New UN Cease-Fire  India Hints Reds Will Accept Plan With Two Condition

Red China May Join  Conference   May Accept UN Bid for Peace Talks

Fears Red Trap In War Truce Talks   Acheson Warns U.S. Faces Great Danger

See Defeat for House GOP on Acheson Ouster   Republicans to Offer Proposal To Cut OFF Pay

Hint Defeat For GOP In Acheson Case   House Votes In Favor of Cutting Salary, 71-33

Congress Asked To Settle Feud   Gets Armed Services Wrangle Over Air Support Of Troops

Rep, Cole Says Definite Inter-Service Feud Exists Over Role Of Tactical. Aerial Support

Congress Gets Armed Services ‘Air’ Wrangle   House Group Asked To Study Problem Of Ground Support

Four Battalions of Foe Cut to Pieces During Advance On Capital   Enemy Thought City Was Deserted   Front Quiets Down As Slaughter Wears Out Force of Red Drive

Vicious Blow Is Beaten Off By Division   Men's Boots Covered With Blood Afler Walking Over Bodies Of Enemy Dead

Communist Hordes Bloodily Slowec In Drive Before Seoul: Slaughter Of Chinese Forces Is Unabated

For A Mexicoan’s ~ : Story of Hell In Korea: With The 2nd Division See Mondav’c tedaar

Second Beats  Off Vicious  Enemy Assault Walk Over Dead  Chinese; Central Brant Rattlo Dies

ALLIES REPULSE REDS IN BLOODY KOREAN BATTLE   Communists Suffer Heavy Casualties And Front Becomes   Quieter — Danger   Still Not Past.

U.N. Holds Central Front as Anchor For Defense Line   Quiet on Battle Front As Reds Regroup Forces

North Koreans Decimated In Seoul Assault   ‘2nd’ Estimated To Have Slain 10,000 Attacking Reds In  Hernic Defence

Seoul Area Death Trap To Hundreds   Chinese Secure Some Footholds South of Pukahn River: Allies Move Back Rui Little

Hundreds Killed Trying To Attack Seoul Outskirts   East Front Defenders Staggering Under Furious Communist Blows

Yank Troops Beat Back Red Attacks   Enemy Forces Slaughtered ir Bitter Fightina

Mends Baile Line Torn By Breakthrough  Slaughter 10,000 In Bre t Of

Second Division Beats Off Heavy Enemy Attack   Communist Troops Die by Thousands Before Allied Fire

Some Officers Believe Foe’s  Power Wanes  2nd Division Kills 10,000 Of Enemv In Fiohtine Clear

Defenders on Central Front Staggering   North Koreans Fail In Bloody Assault Against Seoul

U. S. Second Division Fights Way Out Of Encirclement And Beats Off Attacks By Thousands Of Chinese.

FRONT QUIETS AFTER 4 DAYS OF SLAUGHTER      Enemy Blood Covers Beets. of Yank Regiment Which Fights Way Out ef Trap; io Se   BELIEVE STRENGTH OF REDS SAPPED   Allied Officers Optimistic  First Time Since: Drive Started; “Situation Shanina Up,” . :

Americans Fight Their Way Out Of Death Trap  Enemy Makes Gap In UN Line

2ND DIVISION BATTLES OUT OF TRAP   Report Front Quiet Afte Four- Day Slaughter  OPTIMISTIC NOTE   Sounded By Allied Officer: “Situation Shaping Up” ° He Declares

FRONT QUIETS AFTER 4 DAYS OF SLAUGHTER   Enemy Blood Covers Boots of Yank Regiment Which Fights Way Out of Trap.   BELIEVE STRENGTH OF REDS SAPPED   Allied Officers Optimistic First Time Since Red Drive Started; Situation Shaping Up.”

Front Quiets, Foe Believed Regrouping   Allied Barbed Wire, _Mines Rip Daytime Drive on Capital

Vicious Attacks Beaten Back as Trap Is Escaped   Optimistic Note Sounded Despite Commie Reserves

Claim 10,000 Commie Troops Slaughtered      Hundreds More Killed tn Suicide Attacks Outside Seoul

—KROREA—  Thousands Killed By U.N. Troops   Second Division  Fights Out Of Trap

2nd Division Beats Off Reds, Kills Thousands   Believe 4 Days Slaughter Saps Chinese Drive

Fights Way Out of Trap On Friday   No New Word From East Lines Where the Reds Surged Through Gap in UN Position Planac Kill 7 O00   Planes Kill 7,900   New Drive Costs Enemy 20,000 Casualties in - Hard Fighting

Mine Fields Snarl Drive Outside City   Allied Defenders On Eastern Front Under Heavy Fire

American Guns Slaughter Reds In Capifal Push  Enemy Believed Building Up New Mass Offensive

Reds Attacking Through Gaping Central Defenses   Western Front Hit by Enemy; Uijongbu Deserted

Communists Out to Get  2nd Division Reports Red Blood Covers Boots of Gls

Front Quiet Affer 4 Days 0f Slaughter   Yank Regiment Escapes from Communist Trap

First Optimistic Note Sounded by Allies in Korea. Heavy Losses Slow  Down Red Offensive.

News Withheld From Crifical Eastern Front   Big Red Offensive Spreads to West As Koreans Retreat

Other Yanks Kill Hundreds Of N. Koreans InSeoul Assault   4 Days of Slaughter May Have Sapped Strength Of Communists

Second Division's Firm Stand Saps Strength of Foe  - But More Attacks   - But More Attacks ‘Are Expected Soon:  '. Little News from  Critical Fret Erant

Vicious Attacks by Thousands of Reds Beaten  Off on East-Central Front as Other Americans Slaughter Hundreds of North Koreans Who Tried To Assault Outskirts of Seou!

Officers Believe 41 ’Davs of Slaughter Has Sapped Enemy Strength; Foe May Be Regrouping

10,000 Reds Killed During New Assault   Enemy Surges  South Through Gap In Critical Eastern Line

Fight Eases Up: Hopeful Note Voiced   U.S. Second Division Fights Out of Trap; Red Loss High.

Second Division Beats Off Reds Vicious Attacks  Believe Strength Of Enemy Sapped

North Koreans Slaughtered on Seoul Outskirts   Front Quiets After Reds Incur Huge Losses in 4-Dav Drive

2nd Division Fights Out Of Trap; Front Quiets   10,000 REDS KILLED; U.S. SOLDIERS WALK OVER DEAD ON WAY BACK TO LINES

WITHDRAW IN FACE OF HEAVY RED ASSAULTS   Chinese Continue Largescale Attacks All Along Front

Allies Break Out of Trap   Enemy Gave Special Order to Destroy 2nd Division, in Revenge for Beating

Chinese Casualties Are Heavy   Four-Day Slaughter Saps Communists’ Strength In Korea

Front Quiets Down.   Terrific Slaughter Believed to Have Forced Chinese to Pause; Doubt Offensive Halted

2nd Division Fights Out of Chinese Trap   Reds Swarm Ahead on Flaming Front—U. S. Officer Says Things Shaping Up for Allies

Lull Along Front Leads To Belief Assault Broken   Sth Aras Officer Voices Optinnsm After 4+ Dave  Of Slaughtering Reds

2nd Division Holds Center Of Warfront   Chinese Offensive Spreads To West; No Word From Eas

Cut Way To Safety  In Korea   2nd Division Bearing Brunt.  Of Bloody Battle

Seoul Outskirts Assault Failure   Chinese Secure Foothold South of Pukhan Anchor

—NIP ASSASSINATION PLOT— Police Arrest Terrorist  Leader After Gun Fight

lran’s Premier Saved After Gun Battie With Terrorist   Premier Locks Self Behind Doors

Fanatic Jailed In Attempt fo Kill lran’s Premier   Britain Drafts Note Containing New Oil Dispute Proposals

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   $50,000 Blaze Partly Wrecks Cambria Club

AIR AND GROUND HUNT — Search Pushed for Three Boys Lost While Hunting

Russia Charges U.S. with Air Raids on China   Says Planes, Ship Violated KoreanManchurian Border

That’s What They Say  Russia Charges U.S. Attacked (Red China 238 Times by Atr *

 Throw Cold Water On Idea .. .  ‘Army Engineers Don’t Want  'To Turn Missouri R. Around

Putnam Named ESA Boss, Asks Labor’s Help   ‘Liberal Employer Served 3 Times as Sprinefield Mavor

He Kept Firing And 300 Reds Fell Dead In But 15 Minutes   Yank Machinegunner Also Accounted For Many Wounded; Says Chinese Just Kept On Coming.

Ex-Miner Kills 300 Reds In Korea  * ea *« * xk: oUk * * *   Machine Gunner Halts Enemy Until Buddies Escape Trap

Machine Gunner Kills ‘\ Reds In 15-Minute Atta As Chinese Ambush Unit

Tell Us, Harry, Who's Going To Run? Truman, Vinson Complete Two-Day  Conference with Air of Secrecy

ALLIED UNIT FIGHTS WAY OUT OF TRAP   Defeats 1300 Reds In 18 Hour Struggle

ALLIED TROOPS BEAT OFF REDS IN FIERCE FIGHT      U. N. Unit Slashes Way To Safety Af. ter Being Encircled By Enemy In [8Hour Battle.

Committees Hear Taft In Debate On Troop Plan   Ohio Senator May Propose That No Troops Be Sent Unless Pact Members Share Burden

‘Tough Policy’ On Profits to Be Started Soon   Johnston Announces Plan on Heels of Issuance of New Percentage Markup System for Food; May Freeze Farm Prices.

‘Tough Policy’ on Profits Planned by Eric Johnston  Freeze of Farm Prices at Jan. 25 Parity

Officials Say Cost Declines Will Be Result   Latest Rules Affect Thou: sands Of Retailers: And. Wholesalers

(PLAN TO FREEZE FARM PRICE! PARITY LEVELS AT FIGURES OF. JANUARY 25 BEING CONSIDERED.

Johnston Plans To Issue Tough Profits Policy   Farm Parity “Freeze” Under Consideration

Johnston Considers Farm Price Parity Freeze  Tough Profits Policy Planned

OPS Orders Roo! On Mark-Ups By. Wholesalers   Groundwork Laid For Lcbor’s Return To Aaency Fold

New Eisenhower Political Party Born with Support From Republicans, Demos

KEEP POSTED ON VALUES BY READING THE ADS,   © cx, DREW PEARSON RSJ The WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND

Fechteler New  Chief Of Navy   Truman Heads Off Internal Conflict

New’ Dfséase Hits Troops On Battlefron’   25 Americans Killed By Mysterious Fever Borne by Red Ranks

‘Mystery Malady Hits Allied Army   Deadly Disease Believ: ed From Infected Reds in Korea.

Mystery Disease Hits UN Soldiers  Military Doctors Search For Cures; Deadly Malady Strikes Reds

ea thorme Virgs Deadly Mystery Malady Rises To Plague US Troons In Korec

Mysterious Malady Affects Allied Soldiers In Korea, Causes Deaths Of 25 Americans

Mystery Disease Kills 29 Gis, Hospitalizes 196; Caught From Reds

Field Mice Responsible?  Mysterious New Disease Affects Troops In War

Ring Is Sought   Gold Smugglers Tracked Down—Send Metal All Over World

Wage Setup Clouds Whoie  Freeze Order  Labor Walks Out On Board Decision

LABOR MEMBERS OF BOARD WALK OUT IN PROTEST   They Object To 10 Per Cent Ceiling On Wage Increases — Future Course Is Uncertain.

10 Per Cent Wage Curb Ils Protested   Labor Members Of Wage Stabilization Board Walk Out In Protest of Plan

Labor’s [Trio Protests Wage Board Decision  For 10 Per Cent Raise

Labor Members of Stabilization Board Walk Out   10 Per Cent Ceiling on Wage Increases Is  Voted by Majority

Future of the Wage Control ‘Program Clouded by Walkout Of Labor Members on Board

Labor Opposes 10 Pet. Ceiling On Wage Boosts  Three Members Leave Wage Stabilization Board In Protest

Labor, Group WalksOuton Wage Board   New Formula Limits Pay Increases to 10 Per Cent

Labor ‘Members Walk Out On Wage Board’s Passage Of 10 PC Ceiling On Raises

Labor Group On WSB Goes Out In Row  On Ceilings    Members Rap Formuls In Limiting Increases  Through To July First

Labor Bloe Walkout Hits At Controls   Group Fights W.5.B. Plan For 10% Top On Wave Increases

PROTEST 10% CEILING ON WAGE HIKES   Move Termed Threat To Entire Stabilization Plan

Labor Members Of Stabilization Group Walk Out   Formula Would Limit Wage Hikes To 10 Per Cent Up To July 1; Control Effort Up In Air

WSB Labor Members Protest Ceiling —  WalkoutPutsCloud On Control’ Effort

Labor Members Of WSB Walk Out In Protest  Governmen t Contro! Frere 4. f ge gg gf _

Labor Members Of Wage Board Stage Walkout  Uncertainty Clouds are hiy A it Up

Labor Turns . Down Control Board's Plan      Members of Board Stalk Out of Meeting; New Clouds on Entire PriceWage Control Horizon

ROTEST WA CEILING PLAN   Controls Picture Clouded As Labor Group Quits WSB Meeting

Labor Group Walks out on Wage Board   WSB Splintered hy Boveott Protest of Proposed LO Percent  Lid on Pay Increases

Want 12% Ceiling For Pay Boosts   Whole Controls Picture Clouded

THREE LABOR MEMBERS QUIT WAGE BOARD   Withdraw After Formula of 10 Pct. Pay Hike Limit Is Adopted.

WLU ROLD—— New Dispute Clouds Wage Price Moves  3 Labor Members Quit In Protest

Labor's Walkout From WSB Clouds Future Of Whole Wage, Price Control Effort

Labor Members Of Board Walk Out in Protest of Wage Ceiling Plan   Action Clouds Control Efforts In Uncertainty

10 Per Cent Wage Curb Is Protested  Labor Members Of ~Wage Stabilization Board Walk Out In

Labor Members Walk Out After Ceiling Approved   Board A yea Pay Formula By 6-3 Vote; Would  imit Boosts Between January 15  And Next July l

Future Of Whole Control Program  Held In Balance   Walkout Of Labor Members Upsets Entire Schedule.

Pay Control Plan Causes  Labor Strike   ‘Union Heads Protest: “Board, Pattern, Stage Walkout After Vote

—CONTROLS — 10% Limit On Boosts Protested   WHOLE SETUP MAY CHANGE

Labor Members Walkout On Wage Board   Protest 10 Percent Ceiling On Salary Increases

3 Labor Members Quit in Protest Against Formula   Withdraw After W. S. B. Recommends 10 Per Cent Ceiling on Increases Until July 1

PAY BOOST TOP Who HORT BY TWO PER GEN   Whole Gov't Controls Plan Jarred; May Require New Setup.

Walkout Follows Split Decision on 10 Pct. Ceilings   Recommendation, Approved By Vote of 6 to 3, Clouds Entire Control Plan Future

‘Big 3° Plan Sovereignty For Germany   Ministers Reveal Accord Reached On Defense Troops

(Gov. Scott: Declares Truman Should Run For Office Again   [Red Offensive Is Major Effort To Drive Out UN

Continue Search For Four Reds  Two Bond Trustees Facing Contempt

Red Bondsmen Face Charges  Hunsé Stitl On   Hunt Still On For Missing Eight

Se eGR ee ee ee ee ee, ee ee ac ae a ee ae a ieee ees  4-Star Production On Stage Tonight

RAIL WALKOUTS CLOSING DOWN AUTO INDUSTRY   New York Central Orders Embargo West Of Buffalo

PRESIDENT CHARGING “BAD FAITH” CALLS STRIKERS TO RETURN TOR.R. JOBS

Air Force Sets Enlistment Quota  At 1,000 Per Day  Start of Operations At Sampson May Affect Limit

5 MEAT PACKERS LAY OFF 200 WORKERS AS SPOKANE HOUSEWIVES REFUSE TO BUY BEEF

Reds Raise New Point in Korean Cease-Fire Talk   Nature of Point Is Not Reported

Allies, Communists Still Arguing on Agenda At Korean Armistice Conference at Kaesong

Allies Fail  To Disclose Its Nature  U.N. Planes Hit Hard, Some Nea   U.N. Planes Hit Hard, Some Near Kaesong Area

Cease-Fire Talks Make  Some Progress   New Point Is Raised but No Repert Is Received Of Actual Controversy

Greatest Night Staged By Allies  UN Plones Make 116 Radar- Fixed  ee ee a 7. ee oe

Talks Enter sixth Day In Kaesong  ‘Some Progress’ Is Only Official  QIn7r.i3j3 fT... *. 3...

Cease-Fire Parley To Gc On Tonight   Negotiators Appear ‘In Good Spirits As They Leave Building

Second Day InRow Army Able To Be Optimistic   U.N. Spokesman Says Reds Have Raised A New Point But Fact Not Surprising; Acanda Prannsale Submitted.

Communists Raise New Peace Point   Kaesong Sessions Filled By Argument On Agénda Points

NO SURPRISE PROPOSAL, UN ENVOY STATES   Nature Of New Issue No Disclosed By Allied  Necotiators

Kaesong Parley Delegates Still :  Argue Agenda   Reds Raise New Point ’ But Subject Is Not Made Public . 7

U.N. Delegate: Unsurprised, Says Official   Spokesman Refuses to Reveal Point Brought Up by Fee

Reds Raise New Point In Arguing Plan For Agenda   “Some Progress Made’ As Negotiators Meet In Kaesong for 5th Day

New Point Raised By Red Group   But Its Nature Is Not Disclosed by Allied Spokesman

UN Delegation Not Surprised; Agenda Still Is Big Issue   Considerable Discussion, No Heated Arguments On Fifth Day

Reports from Meeting Short; ‘Some Progress’ Reported by Spokesman

Progress On Cease-Fire Meeting Agenda Slows Down With Reds Raising New Point In Discussion

Reds Raise A New Point On Peace Agenda   Nature of Issue Is Not Disclosed by Allied Spokesman

Allied Spokesman Does Not Ex. plain Its Nature. “Some Progress’ le Aanain Ranorted sat Parlay

DISCUSSION OF AGENDA IS CONTINUING   New Proposal by Communist Negotiators Not Disclosed But Is No Surprise, Allies Say.   CLAIM PROGRESS IS BEING MADE   Much Time at Kaesong Is Being Spent an Definitions, Chinese and English Translations.

New Point Is Not Revealed   U. N. Delegation Continues to Report ‘Some Progress‘ in Talks on Agenda

Still Arguing Over Korean Truce Agenda   New Point Is Raised by Red: But Military Spokesman Not Saying What It Is

Cease-Fire Talks Run Into New Red Snag   ‘Some Progress’ Made Despite Chinese Action

Red Negotiators Raise New Point:  Issue Undisclosed Allied Spokesman Reports Progress In Peace Parley —

Allied Spokesman Reports A New Point Raised by Reds In Korean War Cease-Fire Parley

Nature Of Move Is Kept Secret By UN Delegates   Armistice Talke Continue  To Move Ahead Despite   . Arguments On Agenda

U: N. Satisfied With Progress Toward Agenda   Added Item No Surprise To Allied Side

No Heated Arguments in Cease-Fire Discussions; Nature of New Point  Not Disclosed.  NEGOTIATORS IN GOOD SPIRITS

Delegates Still Argue Over Agende For Negotiations  Nlew Point Raised   New Point Raised By Reds In Fifth Day of Meetings

Claim ‘Some Progress In Kaesong Talks   Considerable Time Spent In Discussing UN Proposals For Agenda Of Meet

TruceAgenda Discussed At : Fifth Parley   Allies Not Surprised By New Point Raised At Kaesong Meeting

Opposing Sides Explain Poinis For Discussion   Admiral Joy And General Nam Do Most of Talking

Allied Air Force Pounds Communication Lines InRecord Night Attack ~-

Reds Raise New Point in  Peace Talks   Official Communique Says “Some Progress” Made but Does Not  Reveal New Demands

Reds Raise New Point ia Cease-Fire Talk   Spokesman Withholds Nature of New Issue

Two Sessions Devoted to Agenda Work   For Third Day No Red Guards Near Place of Meeting

Communist Move Comes As No Surprise To U.N.   Conference Creates No Heated Arguments During Back And Forth Discussion

Aly Will Agree To Divorce Rita   But He Hopes She Will Not Insist, The Aga Khan Says —Son Loves Her, He Adds

DRASTIC REFORMS NEEDED IN RFC   “Improper Influence” Affected Many of The Loans, It is Stated   SHOCKING CONDITIONS

More Guard Divisions To Go Overseas   Aetive Buty Calls Loom tlter July

Weary U.S. Troops _ Slated To Be Relieved  Under Rotation System

General Will Get Last Say  On Selection   ” First Batle-Tired Men Should Embark Within Few Weeks

M en Long In Battle To Be  Brought Home   Army Announces Rotation Plan For Troops In Korea

Relief ‘To Some  Troops   Replacements  For Ones Long Engaged in the Fighting in Korea

Army To Send Home Some Gls Now In Korea   Fresh Troops Will Replace Soldiers In War Zone

First Soldiers Start Home In Two Weeks   To Return Those With Longest Time. Others Will Follow

Korea Veterans to Be Replaced   Fresh Troops to Take Over Gradually on Rotation Basis

KOREAN TROOP ROTATION PLAN IS ANNOUNCED   are To Replace Men Who Are Front Line Veterans.

SOLDIERS IN KOREA TOBE GIVEN RESI   Army Announces Rotation Plan Will Begin About  _ the Middle of This Month for Gis. —   FRESH TROOPS TO  REPLACE VETERANS   Plan to Bring About 20,000 Men Home a Month From Battle Area for Rest.

Army to Start Rotation Plan  First Vets Expected To Sail in 2 Weeks

ARMY WILL GIVE FIGHTERS REST   Plans Made To Bring From Korea Those Long Engaged~—-Fresh Troops To Reylace Them.

Battle Veterans To Be Refurned From Korea   To Be Replaced By Fresh Troops

Army Plans to Rotate  Its Combat Personnel Plan May Start Operating About Middle of This Month

—WILL ROTATE TROOPS—  Battle Veterans To Be Replaced By Fresh Men

Those In Lines Longest to Be First Replaced   Program to Start This Month; MacArthur Will Decide Policy

Battle Weary Vels Will Be Replaced  Mew Rotating Pian To Eventually Average 20,060 A Manéh

Rotation Plan ls Announced   First Combat Vets Are Scheduled To Sai] During Month

Rotation to Stari Middle of April   Army to Start Repiacina Mer Long in Fighting; First to Start Home Soon

Korea Veterans To Come Home  Army Rotation Plan Starts This Month

Army Announces Plans to Replace Vet ‘Fighters in Korea With Fresh Troops

Army Plans ‘Rotation’ Of Korea Troops   Men Long Engaged In Battle Listed For Replacement  During This Month

Men In Battle A Long Time  To Go Heésie   Troops In Korea  Will Be Replaced   Program ‘Will Be Started » About Middle Of Month, ) Secretary Announces

Army Announces Rotation System  For Korean Mer Troops With Longest Service at Front To Come Home

Veteran GI's To Start Home This Month   Korean Fighters Will Get Leaves,  New Assignments

Army To Begin Rotation Order   . Troops In Korea ‘To Be Replaced

Rotation Plan Goes Into Effect   A Certain Number Of Korean Veterans Will Be Replaced Monthly From Now O1

ROTATION PLAN IS DEVISED FOR BATTLE VETERANS   FIRST MEN SLATED FOR JOURNEY HOME WITHIN FEW WEEKS

Troop Rotation Plan Announcec  Will Start About  BA: ddi. «ff hha mth   Will Start About Middle of Month

Army To Put ‘Rotation’ Plar In Korea Soon  First Battle Veterans Expected To Sail For  Il" TT. WW... re.

Army Maps Rotation of Korea Vets   Will Soon Start Return Of Troops Long in Fight to U.S.

Bhey've Earned a Rest     ‘one Weary Veterans of KoreanWar ‘To Come Home on Rotation

Korean Troops to Be Returned   Fresh Fighters to Replace Americans

Army To Start Sending Battle Veterans Home   Rotation Plan Bared; MacArthur To Detide Who Goes When

Army fo Start Korea Rotation Program Soon   Men Long Engaged in Fighting to Start Home This Month

Army To Rotate Combat Vets On Korean Warfron  Pace Declares First Shipload Of Men Due

Fighters in Korea Will Get Leaves  Army Announces Rotation Plans

Army Troops To Be Given  Chance Soon  At Rotation   Men To Be Brought From Korea In Later  Part Of This Month

Front Line Fighters To Get ‘Break’   Fresh Troops From U.S. to Taxe Their Places in Korea

Army to Rofafe Personnel in Korean Fighting   Those With Long Service To Be Replaced By Fresh Troops.

Korea Fighting Men To Be Replaced This Month   _. ARMY ROTATION PLAN ANNOUNCED BY SECRETARY PACE; EXACT NUMBER UNKNOWN

Presents New Disarmament Program To U.N  Expect West Will   Expect West Will  Oppose Latest Move By Soviet Russia

Emmitsburg Student Wins W. Md. Honor   W.H. Simpson Named For Bates Prize At  Cammonroment

Allies Aim At Heart Of Enemy   Armored Spearhead Rams Four Miles . North Of Parallel

Allies Cross sth Parallel In Three Places  Red Resistance Grows Stronger Above Border

Confident Taft Throws Hat in Ring   Promises Progress in Liberty Rather Than in Socialism.

Taft Confident OfGO PNod  1952 Election      Formally Announces Candidacy; Reveals 3-Point Platform

Taft's Hat In Ring: Senator Confident  Third Nomination Appeal TE on oh 1).. a 

Predicts Party Will Name Him For 1952 Race   Ohio Man Plans 3rd All-Out Drive For Job In White House

Taft Again Will Seek Republican  Nomination   Senator Pledges *Restoration Of Integrity’  In Government

Rirst Fo Declare [= ere  Tatts HatIn Ring For GOP  Presidential Nomination, Ty °%5

Sen. Taft Throws Hat Into Presidential Ring  Confident Ohioan Predicts He Will Win GOP Nomination, Get Backing of Voters in 1952

FT ENTERS RAGE ITH PROMISE. T ENN CORRUPTION   ator Voices Confidence He ill Win G. O. P. Presidential Nomination and Be Elected.   ERNMENT SPENDING SHARPLY CRITICIZED   lonstall Believes An uncement Will Bring  Early Decision From Ike on His Plans.

Qhioan Announces  Candidacy   Third Bid For Selection By Republicans

Taft Will Run  For President   Predicts Nomination EFleclion in 1952

Critical of President s News Clamps  Newsman Question   Newsman Questions Whether Order Will   Be Security Aid

Charges Hurled Thick And Fast As Indignant Odessans Rebound From State Health Dept. Lashing

POLIO CLEANUP CONDUCT  Charges Fly Between State Health Director and Odessa

Young Mother Found Murdered  Body Hid In Brush Near Oxford, Mich.

MOTHER OF THREE SLAIN   Discover Body Of Womat Missing From Home  For Week

Louisiana Jet Plane Accident Fatal To Four   Three Airmen Are Killed In Crash; Fourth -Man Fatally Injured Going To Wreck Scene

Violence Throws Shadows Across Sunshine State   Are Outbreaks a Planned Campaign or Racial and Church Hatred? None Knows But Those Guilty of Crimes

Are Confiscated  Tow Brag Smalkas   Tax-Free Smokes Taken By Officials

Ill See You Soon, He Said; He Returns 42 Years Later   Daughter on Hand as Parents ‘Meet

HAPPY THOUGH MARRIED  Couple Reunited After Separation of 42 Years

“Don't Be Long. Love —And 42 Years Later He Showed  p From South Africa

eof 200 FOU JOON PM lola  Briton Rejoins His Wife He Told Goodbye 42 Years Ago

General Reveals Envoys’ Pressure  Abandon : Chiang Advice Is Bored

Red China Favor Told   All-Out A-Bomb Weapon Production Supported

New Stores, Banks, Hotels Are Held Up   NPA Orders Ban Until Feb. 15, When Curbs Will Be Imposed

BOT CLAMPS dL-DAY BAN OK Ble BUILDINGS   Curbs Hotels, Banks and Other Commercial Structures Not Essential.

Order Prohibits Non-Essential Construction   No New Commercial Starts For 30 Days

Government Clamps 30-Day Ban On All Commercial Building  Order Effective Till Feb. 15 When Strict Curbs To Be Imposed

One Of The Five Survivors Who Staggered From Flaming Wreckage Was Cap. Christenson

7 Dead As Huge Cargo Plane Hits Field tn Indiana   Trying Emergency Landing, Pilot Bumps Top Of a Tree

SEVEN KILLED WHEN CARGO PLANE FALLS   Five Survivors Taken From Flaming Wreck In Indiana

WISHED OPPOSE SOVIET MOVES IN NORTH CHINA   Request Denied By MacArthur As Commander

American Businessmen Asked to Team Up with Investigators in Smoking Out Five Per Centers

Business Alerted To War Chiselers  Solon Urges Rebuke To ‘Five Per Centers’

Senote Probers. ‘Ask Businessrien — To Help Smoke Out “Eive Par Centers”

44 From Here to Take Physicals   Cass Group to Indianapolis January 23

Call 44 Cass Draffees for Framination   Group to Go to Indianapolis By Bus on January 23 for Pre-Induction Exams

Democrats May Pick M’Kinney  indianapolis Banker   Indianapolis Banker Has ‘Accepted’ Job

Irish Banker To Take Helm For Democrats   Indiana Man Called Cinch for Job to Succeed Bill Boyle

Irish Banker To Head Demos   Indiana Man Will Take Over Post Of Chairman

Mckinney teady For Demo Post  National Committee To Meet W ednesday To Name Chairman

McKinney, Top Fund-Raiser, All Set to Succeed Boyle as Chairman of Democrats

Indiana Banker Picked for Dem ‘Chairman Job   Frank E. McKinney. Son of Fireman, Gets Bovle, Truman O. K.

MKINNEY SET FOR BOYLE JOB   Indiana Banker to Step Into National Demo Party Tasks

Frank k. McKinney To Become Boss Of  Democratic Party   Indiana Banker OKd By Truman. Pledges To Keep Hands Clean

Hoosier Democrat Set to Take Post Vacated by Boyle  Frank McKinney Says He Agreed To Be Chairman

[Banker McKinney Set to Take Over As New Demo Committee Chairman

McKinney Set As Democrats’ New Chairman   Indiana Banker’s O.K. Due Tomorrow By Party Committee

McKinney Expected To Relieve Boyle   Aocrees To Accept   Agrees To Accept Democrat’s Offer Of Chairman

Indiana Man Named Leader Of Democrats   Irish Banker Chosen  To Fill Party Vacancy Created by Resignation Of Bill Bovle

Hoosier Picked To Head Dem National Board   Frank McKinney, Tadiuna Banker,  To Replace Boyle

Dem Party To Be Headed By McKinney   Indianapolis Banker to Take Post of Boyle

DEMOCRATS PICK CAMPAIGN CHIEF   Frank MeKinney Will Become National Chairman Wednesday Succ eeding William Rovle.

McKinney Is Set To Take Up Job Of Raising Funds   Agrees To Become National Chairman Of Democrat Party

Banker Ready to Lead Democrats   Frank E. McKinney, 47 Slated for Top Office

Mckinney Set To Take Reins For Democrats   Indiana Banker’s Naming Almost Certain With Truman’s Approval

Yardsticks Hold Dimes March Hope:   Total Posses $3,205 With Atany School: Also Yet To Resor?

He Declares Budget One  ForSecurity   Most of Outlay to Be Given Military; Sum Equal to $471 for Everyone in U. S.  Ire to Be Aroused      Ire to Be Aroused

Spending Budget Needs 16 Billion  In New Revenue   Rv CHARTFS MOTONY

CONGRESS OF 16 T0 20 BILLION INCREASE IN TAXES   Nearly Three Fifths Of Record Spending Program For Military Services

Huge Outlay For Security  Is Requested   16 Billion Hike In Taxes Necessary To Balance U. S: Budget

Huge Tax Boost Request to Follow   Largest Peacetime Spending Program Cites ‘Grave Hour’

Need Big Tax Hike To Avoid Going In Red   Nearly 3-5th O! Amount For Defense Needs Next Year

Tax Hike Of 20 Billions May Be Asked; “Peace” Spending At New Peak   PRESIDENT   Says Three-Fifths Of Money Will Go For Military Services In 1951

Executive Also Declares Need Of Tax Boost   National Security Label Is Put On New Listing

More Than Half of Sum Planned for U. §. Defense   Non-Military Boost Expected to Arouse Ire of Congress   BUDGET AT A GLANCE

Three-Fifths For Military But ‘Fair Deal’ Included; $16 Billion Tax Hike Ureed

$16,456,000,000 Tax Boost Urged   President Says Levy Increase May Be Hiked $20,000,000,000 In Special Message To Congress In About Three Weeks

Truman Asks $72 Billions To Spend   1952 National Budget Seen Costing $471 Per Capita; 58 Per Cent To Build National: Security

$71 Billion Budget Set by President   Truman May: Request Le Hike as Much 720.000.000.000

Truman Sends Huge Budget To Congress   $71 Billion Request Seen ‘Highest In U.S. History’

Tells Nation There Must Be  Higher Than Wartime Taxes   Will Need As Much As $20 Billion Increase To Make Ends Meet For New Defense Spending

President Sets Budget Of 71 Billions in Grim  Message to Congress   Chart on Picture Page.

Year's Spending Budget for U.S. Tops /1 Billions   Wants Tax Increase Retroactive to Jan. 1; Vast Sum for Defense

Tax Hike of $16,456,000,000 Would Be Required.—See Controversy Over “Fair Deal” Measures Included.

Tax Boost of $16 Billion Needed to Balance Record ‘Peacetime’ Expenditures

Declares Boost of $16.456,000.000 to Meet Balance by Added Taxation

Huge Expenditure Will Average About $471 For Every One in U. S.; 58% of Funds for War

$471 Tax Would Be Paid By Every Person In U.S. Under Proposed Spending   PRESIDENT INCLUDES INCREASE IN NONDEFENSE SPENDING, BRANNAN FARM PLAN . CIVIL RIGHTS “FAIR DEAL” MEASURES

‘Chief Asks Tax Boost Of$16Billion   Says That Much Needed To Balance Increased Spending; Defense To Take 3/5the of Rudvget

Federal Spending Budget ‘for I Spending Bade 71 Billion   $471 ON EACH PERSON   ThreeFifths of Presiden Truman's Requests for  Mibtary Neéds:

Huge Tax Increases Asked By President as Pay-Go Basis For National Preparedness

Budget of $71 Billion To Congress   President Requests Huae Tax Boost  To Meet Expense Of Ul Ss Arwamant

$16 BILLION TAX BOOST REQUESTED   Truman Proposes Spending $41 Billion for Military; Year's Spending Figures $471 Per Person in U. S.

President Requests Tax Boost Totaling $16,456,000,000   ‘National Security’ — Spending Plan Would Cost Each Person $471

TO ASK AT LEAST SIXTEEN BILLION BOOST IN TAXES   MESSAGE CALLS FOR ENACTMENT OF MANY FAIR DEAL MEASURES

Truman Send: Gov't Budget To Congress   Message Calls for $71 Billion Spending Budget, Nearly Three-Fifths for Military Services.

Truman Wants Tax Increases Made Retroactive To January 15; Program Would Cost karh DParean 471

Requested Tax Hike at Least $16) Billion   “Fair Deal” Program Hitches Ride on Tail Of All-Time Reeord  “Peacetime” Spending

Truman Seeks 17 Billion. In New Spending Budget.   Tax Increase of 16 Billion Needed, Peocidont Says in Special Message

Sets Total Figure At $71,594,000,000   Neerly Three-Fourth: Would Go For Military Services; Seys Tax Boost of $16,456,000,000 Needed fo Balance

Over Half of Outlay Is for Arms; Most of Pet ‘Fair Deal’ Measures Are Included; Asks Pay-as-You Go Policy

Military and Foreign Aid Would Get 69 Per Cent: Deficit Would Be 16.5 Billions: Non-War Items Up   Ry CHARLES MOLONY

Tax Increases of at Least 16 Billions Needed to Balance His Requests, Truman States  Unprecedented ‘“‘Peacetime” Fund Figures About $471 Per Capita

Wants $16 Billion Boost in Taxes fo Balance Spending   Nearly Three-Fifth: Of Budget is For Military Services

$16 Billion Tax. Boost Is Needed,  Truman Declares   President To Ask For At Least $16 Billion  In Tax Boost In Special Message In About  ~ Three Weeks, He Says; Nation In Period Of Grave Danger, He Tells Congress

Huge Tax Increase Seen as President  Asks $71 Billions   {ADDITIONAL BUDGET STORIES. PAGE 5)

Truman Asks $71 Billion Budget for Coming Year  Total of $471 for Each Citizen of The United States—Half- for Military

Financing U. S. Would Cost Every Person  Total of $471   Slight Increase in Non-Defense Spending to Arouse Congress’ lre

$16 Billion Tax Hike Necessary to Balance US Expenses Next Year   Bulky Budget Message Calls for Many Of President’s ‘Fair Deal’ Measures

— SPENDING — ‘Military Gets Most Of Money   MARSHALL AID ITEM HIGHER

Request For Tax Boost Slated Soon  President t Expects   President Expects To Seek Minimum $16 Billion Hike

Tax Boost of $16,456,000,000 Needed fo Balance It; Special Message Is Coming Says Truman

Truman Budget Reques Tops 71 Billion Dollars   Ask Tax Hike Of 16 Billions

Taxes Will Be Hiked to Meet Defense Needs  Twenty Billions in New Taxes Predictet

The Weather   Huge New Budget, $16 Billion Tax  Increase Outlined

S712 Billion Spend Budget Sent Congress By President   New Tax Will Be An Increase of 3471

SOCIALISM OR SECURITY?  Asks Authorization For Major Planks In His  ‘Fair Deal’ Program   The Budget At A Glance

Peacetime Spending Program Figures To About $471.00 For Every Man, Woman And Child   THE BUDGET AT A GLANCE:

Tax Boost Of $16 Billion Required _   President Asks That New Taxes Be Made Retroactive To Last Jan. 1.

Truman Message Asks $16.5 Billions Additional Tax for Over-all Expense

Spending Budget for Government Next Year Sent to New Congress   Says Tox Boost of More Than $16 Billion Needed to Balance It

‘Half Would Go [To Military; Big Tax Boost Asked   President Tells Congress Bill Goes For National Security In ‘Period Of’Grave U.S. Danger’   The Truman Budget At A Glance

TAA INGER Or TO BILLICK TO BE NEEDED   Congress Told Money Is For National Security in Time of Danger.

Tax Burden For Entire Population Will Go Up   Non-Defense Outlay Boost, Fair Deal, To Arouse Quarrel

TRUMAN PROPOSES PEACETIME SPENDING PROGRAM EQUAL TO C471 FOR EVERY Ul. S. CITIZEN

President Submits $71,594,000,000 Budget for 1952   woe TMHART ES MOLONY

71-Billion Budget Uraes Tax Hikes   ‘This !s Budget for National Security In Pericd of Grave Peril,’ President Tells Conaress in Sending Proposal

Will Ask up to $20 Billion  In Tax Boost to Balance It   Nearly 3/5 of Unprecedented Program Earmarked for Armed Forces

Temperatures   Says $71 Billion Needed: Won't Back Down On ‘Fair Deal’ Goals

Truman Gives Congress Huge Budget Requiring Whopping Boost In Government Taxes   Where Your Money Goes

Free Feed Availnble To Flooded Farmers   Emergency Grants Will Be Made Through Lyon  Mailisearas ri ceo

Moscow Using Testimony Of; American War Prisoners To! Reply To Atrocity Charges:   Broadcasts Beamed To United States And Other Western Countries And Quote Prisoners In North Korean Camps.

Moscow Uses POW’s Words For Replies   Answering Atrocity Charges With Quotes From Yank Prisoners

Truman’s, Boyle's Requests Revealed; Help to Pauley Told   Probers Call on Justice Agency to Study Perjury, Tax Charges

READY POR COMMENT   Spokesman Says Tax On Co-Ops Would Be Rebuke to Farmers

‘Ike's Backers Hope to Receive Some Final Word   General Calls Trip ‘Strictly Military’

Te Backers Hope Visit To Produce                    GOP Pluggers Expect To Learn His Political Intentions.

McClellan Thinks M‘ Arthur's Recommendation: On War Against Reds Will Be Put into Effect

McClellan Says U.S. “Should Get Tougher’   Implies Dismissal Of Acheson Would Be Advisable

Two in IPR Were Spies,  Senators Hear   General Willoughby, Aide to MacArthur Cites Far East Ring

Gen. Willoughby Claims Late U.S Writer Was Spy  Ex-Intelligence Chief For M'Arthur Speaks

La Prensa Editor Reported Jailed   Given 15 Days For Contempt of Conaress

Gen. Ike Says U.S. Cannot Carry World   America Must Stay Solvent At Home to Defend Democracy

‘WE CAN DO THE JOB’ Ike’s Optimistic  Report «Given Solons On Europe

Asserts We Mus! Help Europe To Save Democracy  Eisenhower Says He Found Allies Willing To Do Their Share

U.S. Dependents To Be Ordered From Hong Kong   Consul General Calls Warning ‘Precautionary’

Crown Colony Jittery   Hong Kong Americans Warned To Move Theit Farailies in View of . Worsening Situation

All Americans In Hong Kong Told To Leave   Chinese Red Troop Threat Results In Consulate Warnine

Warn American: On Evacuation  Notice Advises All To ieave Hong Kong

Counterattacks  Launched Near Key Road Hub   Artillery, Planes Blast at Foe; Chinese Are Building Huge Force

Note Warns Situation Worsening   British, Chinese Also Getting Out as Red Threat Grow:

War ning to  Quit Red China   Americans in Crown Colony Are Told to Depart

Americans Told Hong Kong Risky   Residents Warned To “Move Families Soon: -

US. Families In Hong Kong Urged to Leave   Warning Sounded In Face of Danger Brewing in Far East

Warning Note “At Hong Konc   Americans Told-to ‘Remove “Families as      E rsening 'Sithetion is-See ae

Tension Climbs As Sixth Meet Fails To Agree   Plan Seventh Meeting, UN Charges Kaesong “Symbol of Bad Faith”

UN OFFICIALS ARE CHARGING ‘BAD FAITH’   Angry Atmosphere Surrounding Talks; Battle Continues

South Koreans Ask Break In Truce Parley’ To Block Foe From Building Power

Mercury Climb Today Will Not Ease Fuel Crisis   Death Toll Climbs To 175 in Nation; Crop Damage Soars

Gas Shortage Still Threatens Most of Ohio   Supply Perilously Low in Cincinnati, Columbus, Toledo

Court Upholds Right To Strike   Utility Walkout Ban Is Held Invalid

Supreme Court Ruling That States Cannot Ban Utility Strikes Confuses Several Laws

Marshall Ends Far East Visit; En Route To U.S  ve Voi me Sehit Got   Voices Belief Reds Seek To Control Korean Peninsula

Tense Tennessee Election Marked ByHeavy Voting   Race Between Brothers To End Long Stalemate

Brothers’ Feud Settled At Polls   Voting Is Heavy In Polk Election

Uncle Sam's Greetings Put Change .in. Plans Of. Newly:Wed Couple

Budget Bureau Has War Damage Bill   Would Give President Vast Powers in Case of Enemy Attack Upon United States

Congress Receives Bill Providing Authority To Pay For War Damages

Proposed Bill Sets Up System For Settlement Of Possible War Claims

Truman Certain To Sign Revised Confrol Measure   But President Also Likely to Denounce It as Inadequate

Administration To Stand By and Watch  On Controls Measure   May Make Renewed Fight If Prices Take Fresh Spurt Upward

Truman Appeals te Steelworkers Not To Strike Jan. 1  Refers Deadlocked Wage Dispute to Stabliziation Board

No Steel Strike, Truman Pleads .   Says It Would Aid ‘Communist Enemy’

Dispute Is Referred to  Wage Board   Implies He May Invoke Injunetion; Await Muerray Move

STEEL UNION AOKCD NOT 1D STRIKE JAN. 1   Would Help Enemy at Time When Defense Periled, Truman Says.

Truman Asks Steelmen To Stay on Job   Cites Responsibility o Union, Management In LF S Defence

The Weather   WSB Gets Deadlocked  Steel Issue   President Asks Cooperation In Preventing Strike

Declares Shutdown Would. Aid Communist Foe; Sends Dispute to WSB For Action

‘Good Citizens Told Walkout Can Aid Reds   President Refers Deadlocked Wage Dispute to WSB

Don’tAidCommies, President Requests   Strong Appeal Of Chief Executive Goes To Workers. Owners

Premier Denies Group's Right To Act On Issue   Vote Is Scheduled To Take Place Friday

Lausche Won't Take Baseball Job   Cites Obligation To Serve State  As Governor

Lausche To Stay Out of Baseball  = Governor. To Remain. pt Helm Sis ce

Chameleon Figures Or Butterfly Statistics? Wasteful Spending By  Gov't Causes Demo Quarreling

Truman Accused Of Using Trick Spending Figures   Capehart And Byrd Attack President’s Dedication Speech

Ferguson Says Truman Talks Like Candidate   Lawmakers Lash Back at President din. Money Fiaht

Senate Cuts Tax Hike Bill 20 Pct.   Committee Completes Final Draft of Measure      “Pack of Lies’ Blast By President Irks Senators: “Truman Using Statistics Like a Candidate —And I’m Suré He Is One,’ Ferguson Declare:

Ret Youths See ‘Anti-Bed Berlin   Communists Unhappy At Such Behavior

Reds Find Youth Too. Curious      Young Blue Shirts Evade Leaders And Visit West Berlin

Blue-Shirts Stray From Red Berlin By Thousands  Girl Cuts Wrists After Attack   Girl Cuts Wrists After Attack For Visiting City’s West Zone

Would Fill Needs o Long-Term Military Program Due For Committee Approval

Senate Group O.K. Is Near On Draft Plan  Long-Term Program “Of Training, 5 Service  “il siege a

Senate Group to Approve Compulsory Training and Service Program Today

Senate Body To Approve ‘Draft Plan   Long-Term Policy Of Training Is Supported

Draft Measure Approval Seen In Group Vote   Senate Committee Favors Drafting Of 18-Year-Old Youths

UMT Program Approval Slated By Committee   Debate Seen Likel:   Debate Seen Likely On Minimum Age, Main Issue

Draft Bill Slated For Committee Approval Today   Senate Group May Act Unanimously On UMTS Program

OKAY OF DRAFT BILL SCHEDULED   Approval By Senate Armed Services Committee Expected Today

18-Draft Okeh Slated Today By Committee   Permanent Measure Seen In Program By Senate Group

Sharp Thrusts Made By Reds On Korean Front   U.N. Planes Lash At Red Buildup In Strong Attacks  RR, BAKAKI CTEINRERC

UN Reported Ready to Trade Heartbreak Area for Kaesong   Negotiators Untangling Last Truce Line Kinks But Other Agenda Items Still Remain

TICKET PILE LOW AS GAME IS NEAR   Favorable Weather Should Produce Sellout for K UM U. Tit   NO RECORD EXPECTED

Favorable Weather Should Produce Sellout for K. U.-M. U. Tilt   NO RECORD EXPECTED

ALLIED DELEGATES BELIEVE REDS MAY MOVE ELSEWHERE   Russian Effort To Regain Lest Prestige Anticinated

Soviet Effort To Regain Prestige Due   Most Delegates Give Their Approval To Treaty Draft

Major Soviet Offensive in Korea Feared Military Maneuver  T. Qawa Thinklams¢3.

Non-Soviets Await New Russ Moves   Delegates to Jap Peace Meeting Wonder What Tactics Gromyko Will Use at S.F.

Expect New Russian Move At Conference   Soviet Suffers Sharp Defeat in First Treaty Session; What Will Next Move Be? U. S. Would Like to Know.

Delegates Concerned About Reds   Soviet Effort To Regain Prestige Now Expected

New Move May Try fo Offset Initial Loss   Non-Communist Delegates Today Voicing Approval

Friseo Parley Resumes With  Red Foes Tense   Soviet Envoy Takes Bat: tering in First Session

Reds Crushed On Attempts To Block Pact   Soviet Blasts Treaty: West Sees Signing On Saturday

Expect New Russ Move After Defeat In Treaty Session   Gromyko Ruled Out Of Order on Rewriting Pact

U.S. Alerted For New Russian Move As Japanese Peace Parley Resumes   Soviet Delegates Took Battering on Every Turn Yesterday

Delegates of S. Alerted  To Red Moves   Swift Pace at  Peace Conference Thwarting Soviets Raises Conjectures

Peace Talk: Start on Sour Note   Soviet Demands Bring Thoughts of Activity Out of Conference

New Russ Moves on Jap Treaty Are Anticipated   Iran Premier’s Ultimatum On Oil Situation Hits Snag

U.S. Anticipates New Russian Moves on Treaty   Major Red Drive  In Korea Seen

Pulitzer Prize Awards Distributed To Top American Newsmen, Writers

Annual Award Of Pulitzer Prizes Made  Conrad Richter’s Novel, “The Town,” BBY et. We

Today's Index   Novelist Conrad Richter Wins Pulitzer Award for ‘Our Town’

Conrad Richter Wins 1950 Pulitzer Prize For Novel, ‘The Town,’ Sandburg Honored

Pulitzer Prize Winners Listed  Richter, Whitehead, Morin Rate Awards

‘Richter Novel Wins Pulitzer Prize; Newswoman Cited for War Coverage  aire}

Pulitzer Winners Named  Richter’« ‘The Tawn’ Tabac Fictan Drisso

Pulitzer Prize  To Novel on  Family Life War Dominates  Annual Awards In News Field

No Drama Award Made  \Richter’ s Novel ‘The Town’ Wins Pulitzer Fiction Prize

Agree to Preliminary Parley Terms Five Hours Before Emissaries Are Slated to Leave for Kaesong.

Allied Planes Told To Keer Out Of Areas   Highway From North To Kaesong Will Be Kepi Clear For Reds

Time For Cease-Fire Talks Few Hours Away   Allied Bombardment Of Route To Be Travelled By Red Negotiators Ordered Stopped; Favorite Targets Abandoned

U.N. Planes Told To Avoid Vicinity Of Truce Parley   Allies Guarantee Safe Conduct To Enemy’s Delegates

LAST PLEDGES ARE MADE FOR PEACE PARLEY   Communists Give Final Approval To Preliminary Moves

Safe Conduct Guarantee Acknowledged   UN Warplanes Will   UN Warplanes Will Not Attack Kaesonq Highway

SAFE C GUARANTEED DELEGATES   American Planes Ordered To Avoid Highway   Not Booked Until Tuesday: No Significant Action Reported At Front

Red Generals Acknowledge UN Guarantee Of Safe Conduct For Emissaries To Kaesong 

Reds Agree on  Safe Conduct:  For Emissaries Killing War Slows; Bombers Kept Away From Truce Scene

Allied Airplanes Ordered To Stay Off Enemy Route  Communists Depart Capital  At 2 P.M. This Afternoon

Allied Emissaries To Meet Reds In Preliminary Talks   Neutral Zone Is Ordered Around Kaesona Parley

Allies Call Off Air Attacks Near Kaesong   Enemy Emmissaries Leave Today To Smooth Way Toward  Ell Pance Parlay

Allied Planes Banned From Parley Road   Top Foe Generals Acknowledge U. N. Safety Guarantee

U.N. ORDERS NO BOMBING OF HIGHWAY   Communist Convoy Will Fly White Flags on Trip From Pynongyang to Kaesong, Talks Site.   RED DELEGATION STARTS 1 P.M. TODAY   Allied Emissaries Will Travel by Helicopter or Jeep, Depending on Weather Conditions.

UN Guarantees Safe Conduct For Emissaries   War Planes Ordered Away Fram Roads On ‘Which Negotistors Will Travel

Safe Conduct Guarantee Acknowledged  UN Warplanes Will Not Attack Kaesong Highway

+. ial Plans Ny \g Made For Sunday Peace Talks   Communist Delegates To Leave Pyongyang On Saturday Morning

Reds Approve Final Plans For Early Cease-Fire Talks   Allied Planes Ordered to Keep Away From Road to Be Used by Necotiaters

Cease-Fire Talks Set . For Kaesong  U. S. Orders Planes To Keep Away From Travel Route

Reds Issue Okay To Truce Confah   Approval Comes Five Hour: fore Emissaries Are to Leave   A JAPFEIY GUARANIEL  U. N. War Planes Ordered to Keep Away From “Cease-Fire” Road

Red Envoys Due To Go  To Kaesong   Allies Putting Pledge of Safety in Transit into Effect Along Road.

ALLIED PLANES ORDERED AWAY FROM HIGHWAY   Red Peace Negotiators On Way to Parley Today

Agree fo Terms By Gen. Ridgway On Safe Conduct  Kaesong Vicinity To Be Off Limits For U.N. Planes

Allied War Planes Ordered To Keep Away From Highway Red Necofiators Will Travel

Final Approval Received on Safe Conduct for Emissairies; Red Delegation  off for Talk Site.  Ser ears NEw TnESOR PTY ea] PGE y ony eae a a ee ee   TWO DELEGATIONS TO MEET SUNDAY

U.N! Warplanes Ordered To Keep Away From Roads Where Red Brass Travels

Peace Talks Open Sunday Reds On Way   Allied Emissaries To Make Trip On Morning Of 8th By Helicopter Or Jeep

Emissaries To Hold First Talk At Kaesong   Fighting Declines As Deadline For Peace Parley Draws Near

ORDER PLANES TO KEEP AWAY FROM HIGHWAY   Opposing Commanders Ar. range For Safety Of  Emissaries

Red Commanders Give 0.K. To Preliminary Peace Talks   U. N. Planes To Stay Away From Red Route

Allied Aircraft Stay Off Route   Conmiunist Truce Party Enroute To Kaesong For Preliminary Parley; 5 'Y3  Neutral Zone: {s Established

Ridgway’s Proposals Acceptable   Red Envoys Already On Way; U.N. Won't Attack Near Place

UN War Planes Ordered Away From Highway Of Negotiators   Shooting Will Continue Until Agreement Reached At Second Meeting

Route to Peace Talk Center Favored Target   Sate Conduct Assured Parties of Both Sides In Bloody Korean Wor

Allied Aircraft Ordered Away From Highway   Sunday Meeting to Arrange for Cease-Fire Session Tuesday

U. N. War Planes Ordered To Keep Away From Commuist Peace Envoy Route As Negiotiators Begin Trip

PRELIMINARY TRUCE PARLEY TO BE SUNDAY   ENEMY NEGOTIATORS LEAVE FOR KAFSONG 1 P.M. (CST) TODAY

Communists Take Road To Kaesong   Ridgway Carries Out Safe-Conduct Pledge For First Meeting

Reds Give Approval to Karly Plans   Top Communist Generale Acknowledge Pledges Of Safe Conduct Today   BOMBERS DISPATCHED   Kaesong a Safe Spot as Delegations Meet for Advance Arrangements

Air Attacks End On Road to City   Final Details Arranged for Talks Sunday Seeking Cease Fire in Korec

Both Sides Agree on Details Of Armistice Meeting Sunday   Start Work to Clean Up Mines Littering Road to Site of Armistice Conference; No-Airplanes To Be Permitted In Vicinity

Way Cleared For Korean Truce Talks   Emissariss Will Meat Sunday for Preliminaries; Down To Business Tuesday

Acknowledge Safe Conduct For U.N.  Representatives   Order United Nations Warplanes To Keep Away From Highway To Kaesong; Korea War At Virtual Standstill—Except For Patrol Activity Near Pyongyang

To Meet With Allied Delegation Sunday to Plan Tuesday Parley   Arrangements for Preliminary Session In Kaesong Completed by Radio; Shooting to Continue During Talks

Red Leaders Give Final  Okay to Meet   Emissaries to Make  Plans For Cease-Fire  Talks Tuesday—L.S. Gives Safety Pledge

Enemy Officers. Approve U. N. Safe Guarantee   UN War Planes Ordered To Keep Away From The Highway Down Which Commie Negotiators Will Travel To Meeting

Final Plans Are Made For Opening Talk   Red Delegation Is On Its Way To Meeting Spot

UN WARPLANES FROM KAESONG   General Gharentees " Safe. Conduct to.Red Peace ‘Delegation: .   ROUTE IS CLEARED   Shooting War to Continue Until Both Sides Reach   Agreement .

Allies And Red Emissaries Start — For Kaesong Today  First Preliminary - Cease- Fire Talks  pnacnAY

Reds OK Route of  UN Officials  Allied Warplanes   Allied Warplanes Ordered Out of Kaesong Area

Safe Condud Is Arranged   Allies Putting Pledge inte Effect When Red Generals Acknowledge Guerantee

Planes To © Shun Road To Kaesong   Red Delegation Leaving Capital At 5 A. M, Saturday

Reds Issue Okay To Truce Confab   Approval Comes Five Hour: fore Emissaries Are to Leave :   A SAFETY GUARANTEE U.N. War Planes Ordered

White Flags Fly Over Convoy on Road to Kaesong   Fighting Goes on But Safe Passage Arranged to Confab

Baltle-Free Corridor Is Established   Allied Airmen Ordered Away From Kaesona

Both Sides Set For Meeting At Kaesong Suncay   Communist Emissaries Make Ready To Leave; Guarantee Safe Passage  Of U. N. Delegation

—CEASE-FIRE—  Sides Trade Safe Conduct  Guarantees  Allied Warplanes To Avoid Highway

Leave Korean Capital Today   Highway Is Main Red Supply Artery to Western Front

Allied Planes Told To Avoid Kaesong Road   Both Sides Assure Safe Conduct To Necoftiatine Teams

White Flags Are Flown by Groups Headino to Sife   Safe Conduct Pledges Given by Reds; Planes Kept Away From Road

Guaranteé Ot Safety,  Provided    Emissaries Leaving For Kaesong Peace Conference Site —

Commies Not Positive In Safety Pledge   Allied Planes Are Busy Hitting Foe; Troops Are Idle

Leaks of Atomie Secrets to Soviet.  Spies Is Probed  Gen. Groves Blamed hit Ue

BARKLEY, RIDGWAY IN GOOD HEALTH   Pentagon Kept Pusy Denying Two, Along With Van Fleet, Suffered Heart Attacks.

Gambler Mickey Cohen's Got The Money If Texas Has Got The Time To Pursue Crime Investigation

\Gambler Mickey Cohen Says He Has Funds ‘For Texas Tris: State tsn't Sure It Wants Him

William Manspeaker Is Named Berrien County Ciwil Defense Director

Unified Korea ls U.N. Demand   U.N. Commission Rules Out Compromise On 38th Parallel Issue

U. §. Capable of Launching Swiff and Sure Atomic Counterblow, House Report Says

U. S. Capable Of Sure Atomic Counter-Blow   Annual Report Given By Special Committee

Senate Atomic Committee Reports: U.S. ‘Atomic Counter-Attack’ Would Be ‘Swift and Terrible’

Congress Told U. S. Can Deal Terrible Atom Counter Blow   Greatest Progress On Weapons In Las 2 Years Reported

Drive Out Local Gambling Czars, FBI Chief Asks   Hoover, Attorney General McGrath Declare Crime Is Undermining Self-Government In Municipalities; Urge Officials To Depose Local Gambling Chieftains

Hits Attempts Of Officials to Pass the Buck   FBI Chief and MeGrath Testify At Senate Hearina

Hoover And McGrath Blame Communities   Attorney General and Director of FBI Declare Gambling Would Die Quickly if Local Officials Want After Violators

MeGRATH AND HOOVER CITE ALLIANGES   Criminal Tie-Ups with Local Political Officials Attacked.

Local Officials Urged to Blast Law Violators   Hoover Says Gaming Would Collapse If Authorities Would Ac:

Attorney General McGrath, FBI Director Hoover Voice Strong Feeling To Senate Crime Committee   NEW EIND OF MOB LEADER IN CHARGE

Vice Couldn't » Exist ff Police. Do Their Jobs, Committee Told         FBI Chief, Attorney’  General Present Views At Crime Quiz; Public Apathy o Blamed

HST Urges American Repubtics to Cooperate   McGrath, Hoover Testify  Committee Told Crime Undermining Government

Crime Seen Striking at Local Govt   Attorney General, FB Head Stress Aroused And United Public.

McGrath, Edgar Hoover Say Crime Undermining Local Self-Government

Pact President Hints of Plea For Financing:   Delegates Gather For Conference At Ottawa Today

NATO LANDS MEET TODAY IN OTTAWA   Temporary Finance Plan to Be Discussed

NATO MAY REQUEST INTERIM ARMS AID   Council President Says Temporary Financing Needed

Adoption Of Plan To Hel p Nations Finance Armament  ProgramsOn NATO Agenda

Rir Crash Near Chicago Kills 5   Guardsmen and Army Reserve Captain Are Victims

All-Helicoptor Drop of Marine Combat Unit. Reveals New Tactics in Wartime Transport

AQRALS OF YOUNG AMERICANS:  Prevalence Of immorality Ditficult To Defermine

, Gasoline Tax Increase \Will Stand Any Court iTest, Parley Is Told

SYMPHONY TONIGHT   21-Piece Group at K. U.; Rise Stevens to Appear Thursday

WARMER ON THURSDAY   Most of Current Cold Snap Passes Northeast of Kansas

Planes Strate UN Troops   Three Areas of Frent Hit by Fire-Bombs

2nd Division Stands Firm Near Wonjo   Replace Commander; 30,000 North Korean Reds Strike Troops

‘Unnecessary to Pass on Operating Limit of State Police’ MlinoisTribunal Says—Seizure Put Up To Lower Court

Lt. Gen. Ridgway Jumped Four Times with Paratroops In Europe Durina War I]

Progress Is Claimed In Lobbyist Inquiry  Missouri House Group Hears 8 Witnesses; Smith Denies He Made ‘Payoff’ Accusation

EIGHT TESTIFY AT- LOBBY PROBE   GOVERNOR SMITH APPEARS  AT CLOSED SESSION OF HOUSE COMMITT

Kansas Tox, Fee: Collections Far Exceed Year Ago   Total Soars to Over $100 Million; Gas. And Income Levies Are Main Factars

Se ee a Beate a  Tax Collections Soar in Kansas   ‘First Time in History the Total for Year Exceeds The $100,000,000 Mark

Fire Routs Hotel Guests At Poplar Bluff   More Than 200 Leave When Blaze Starts in Kitchen

BILL COOK GOES TO TRIAL IN FALL   SLAYER OF MOSSER FAMILY TO FACE MURDER CHARGE TN CALIFORNIA.

Supreme Court Rules Cities Can Force Oath  Employes Cannot Be Fired for Past  Red Party Links

CITY WORKERS’ LOYALTY OATHS UPHELD 5 TO J   But Cities Can’t Fire Them for Past Membership as Communists

Truman Now Wants To Help Chiang      President Asks For $307,000,000 To  Hoaln Noatinnalicte

Truman Demands Money For Chiang   Chinese National Chie Suddenly Important

TRUMAN WANTS MILITARY AID FOR CHIANG   $307 Millions Sought To Help Chinese  Nationalists

Allies insist Red Plan Would Prevent Truce  Fruitless Talks Enter - . Fifth Month With New

Red Proposals Would Bogdown Truce, UN Says  Fruitless Talks Enter Fifth Month

UN Skeptical Of Frozen Line For Cease Fire   Jets Tangle Twice As Cold Slows Action Of Ground Troops

Allies and Reds Still Deadlocked On Buffer Zone   Negotiators Fear ‘Red Proposals May Prevent Armistice -

Allies Suspect Formalized Line May Be Red Trap   Shooting Stars, In Battle With Swift MIGs, Victorious

WFEATHER REDORT   Government Based On Propaganda Assailed By M’Arthur At Alamo

NAVY CLUB TO HOLD BANQUET   Event Set For Oct. 25 At  Four Flags Hotel  In Niles

KKKKKSK LAKELAND. FLA. SORRY ELIZABETH CAN'T COME; ALSO REGRETS ADDRESS

PUBLIC 1$ WARNED’ NOT 10 LET-DOWN   Wilson Cites Danger of Complacency in ReArming Job

Winter Bounds Back Into North Missouri   Livingston Gets Rain, Snow, Sleet and Ice.

Wintry Blast Roars Back Into Missouri   Ice and Packed Snow Covers Much of Northern Half of State, With Power and Communication Lines Snapped: Colder Weather Due. Tonight

Democrats Chortle Happily as G. 0. P. Leaders Air Views: On Troops Policy ©

GOP Troops Split Gives Democrats Good Chuckle   Conflicting Foreign Policy Views May Influence 1937 Party Course 

COP Split on Troops  for Europe   Harold E. Stassen Reports Today on Foreign Policy

State Senate To Investigate Bribery Charg   Haluska te Name Names Before 10 Member Committee

About Town  A aa all fannie   Questionson Harrisburg Asked In Rotary Quiz

One Dead, Pair In Handcuffs   Kidnap, Flight Saga Ends In Gun Fight On Barren. Desert Mesa

Non-Interest is Blamed On Latest Action   Chairmen of Group Receive ‘Handful’ O1 Letters Regarding Proposed Tax Levy

Public Hearings On Tax Unlikely: Action Delayed  Senate Passes Bill  ! To Require Loyalty  ' Oaths of Teachere

Public Hearings On Tax Bills Are Not Likely  $163,000,000 Plan Reaches House For Quick Action

bth Army Given Air, Artillery Aid In Drive   Blazing General Offensive Against Fading Enemy

Allies Report ChineseMaking Hasty Retreat   U.N. Units Repulse Enemy’s Strongest Assault of War

Yankees Slam Reds Back  In Fierce Counter Drive   Reds Making “Hasty But Orderly” Retreat In Some Places. Fight Stubbornly At Others

Red Tide Ebbs,  Allies Sweep Toward 38th   JN Advances Up To Five Miles All Along Line As Communists Wither Under Aerial And Big Gun Blasts

Ridgway Says Allies Win Maior Victory   Mauled Chinese Forces Withdrawing From Battlelines   State To Pay Guardsmen For Blizzard Duty

~s FO O8 eS  Missing Texas Captain Charges Red Jets ‘Flying Circles’ Around U.S. Shins

'YSRetwe Gs FF Vee RE  Missing T exas Captain Charges Red Tets‘Fl ying Circles’ Around U.S. Ships

Two Former U.S. Secret Agents Call Cloak-and-Dageer Murder “A Lie”

Ex-Gls Say They Will Fight Case   Defense Department Hit In Statement

Ex-Soldiers Deny Slaying Major In Italy During War   Both Say They'‘li Fight to Last Ditch To Escape Charges

CLOAK-DAGUER’ SLAYING 1d SALLED LIE   Ex-Lieutenant, And Ex-Sergeant Are Named

Former Agents Deny Slaying   Charge of Murder Is Lie, Men Declare

8 Killed in Vehicles  on Weekenc  3-Car Collision ~ West of Ames

Middle East Defense Under Discussion   Count on Turkey As Key Country In Such a Setup

Way Cleared For Turks And Grecks To Enter NATO  Danes Give Approval To Bid; Middle Kast Cammand Weitched

NATO Ready To Welcome New Allies   Addition of Greece And Turkey to Pact Seems Now to Have Been Assured

Way Is Cleared: For NATO Action In Middle East   Denmark, Norway _ Agree To Letting .

Danes Okay Expanded NATO Body   Greece, Turkey May Be Voted Into Pact Soon

Greek-Turkish NATO Membershit Has Green Light   Approval by Danish Government Removes Last Obstacle to Plan

Denmark Agrees To US Proposal   Greece And Turkey Will Be Admitted To Atlantic Pact

STATE DENMARK ‘VOTE TO FAVOR GREECE, TURKEY   NATO CONSIDERING NEW MIDDLE EAST DEFENSE SYSTEM

MIDDLE EAST COMMAND TO BE CREATED   Greece And Turkey Due For Admission To European Pact

Danes Decide for Expanding NATO   Removes Last Obstacle to Greece, Turkey Joining

Denmark Gives Ned to Program  NATO IncludesGreece   NATO Includes Greece and Turkey in Defense

Strategy Planned  For Middle East   Turks Would Be Center Of Command, Link In World Fight On Communism

DANES T0 VOTE FOR EXPANSION OF ‘NATO’ PACT   Turkey Center for Middle East in New Defense Command

Danes Back NATO Proposal To Admit Greece and Turkey  10 of 12 Atlantic Council Nations Pledge  Support For Plan to Extend Pact Alliance  

NATO Discusses Defense Area On Reds’ Flank   Three Proposals To Be Offered lran Leaders

Atlantic Pact" Group Studies Defense Angle         ‘On Russia's Flank : To Include Turkey

Entrance of Greece and Turkey Into Atlantic Pact Group Moves Step Nearer fo Actuality  Danish Government Removes Any Objections to Move

Gruening's Senate Passes Morigage Bill Over Objections of Governor   Legislators Heading Down Home Stretch  But Wrangles Still Delay Some Measures Requiring Action Before Session Ends

Senate Overrides Governor On Chuttel Mortgage Bill   No Agreement On Civil Defense

Civilian Who Hitched to Koreanv/ar Is Arrested As Piane Stowaway

Valentine Quits Stabilizer Post   Truman Pressure Causes Removal Eric Johnston Takes Position

3-DAY FREEZE FOE REMOVED BY PRESIDEN]   Appointment to Rush  Final Decision  On Curbs

‘Midwest Gets MaulingBlow ByTornadoes   Winds Up to 100 MPH Smash Buildings, (3 ee ae ee fs

Several Tornadoes Roar Through Midwest; Injure at Least 7 and Cause Much Damaae

President Says U.N. Competent   Denies Talking Politics With  Eisenhower

Truman Repeats His Opposition to Big Four Meeting  Still Thinks UN Is  Proper Forum For  Peace Discussions

Ocober Date Preferred by Lawmakers   Nome-to-Teller Road Memorial OK'd By House

Senate Ups Canned Salmon Tax; No Election Change   Vote 50% Increase After Night Session

tam paging Rivers Crest. In Many Areas   500,000 Persons Are Homeless; 100 Cities And Towns Inundated

PENNA SCHOOLMEN TAKE CLOSE LOOK AT THIS GENERATIONS NO. 1 SCHOOL PROBLEM, THAT OF LOWER BUCKS CO.   In 70-Mile Tour, Educators See Gigantic Chinese Puzzle, Question of How to “Shoe-Horn” Thousands More Children Into Schools Already Swamped.

Mammoth Central Bucks Joint High. School With Its 4% Mile Long Corrider

Move Families In Canal Zone To Seven Areas   ‘Egyptian Workers ‘Being Threatened By “Vigilantes”

UN Warplanes, Hit Red Lines.   Superforts Blast’. Enemy Rail Yards

Ground Action Halts In Korea  Allied Planes Pound Red Supply Routes

Allied Warplanes Pound Red Areas   Ground Action Virtually Halted

PLANES POUND SUPPLY LINES   Allied Bombers Hit Rail Center Above Kaesonr

Allied Planes Batter Enemy Supply Routes   Rail Yards Pounded By Bombers, Ground Action Slows Down _

UN Warplanes Pound Red Supply Lines   Ground Action in Korea Slows Down Ta « Virtual Halt

Allied Bombers Pound Away At Supply Routes   Big B-29 Superforts Busy While Truce Talks  Proceed,

ALLIED PLANES HIT RED ROUTES   Pound Korean Cities; Ground Action Halted

B-29 Night Raiders Riddle Air Fields  Traffic, Supply, Troop Centers

Lefup in War Slight as Truce Being Discussed   Some Progress Made By Negotiations, Is Report from Confab

Planes Keep Hitting Reds   But Ground Action Slows To.Virtual Halt Along Front

Allied Warplanes Hit Red Supplies   B-29s Drop Bombs On Rail Yards Near Truce Meeting Site

days unttl the Soap Trove Derby!   Allied Planes Continue To Pound Reds

‘Mrs. Mac’s Plans     General’s Wife Pleased ‘With Her Return Home:  Rall Rama far San

 Wedding Bells to Ring for Wounded  Soldier Who Won $11,000 on Radio Quiz

SHOWERS TO RETURN   ‘Precipitation Expected Over Most Of Kansas by Tomorrow

Rains Back  Into Kansas   If Expected Showers Are Heavy New Flood Crisis Is Threatened

Commander Of (Garrison Says Will Not Yield   Both Sides Send Up Fresh Troops To Suez Area; British Communique Savs Situation In Hand

Two Nations Rush Troops To Suez Zone  British Pledge Stand Against Ousting From Egypt

NEW TROOPS ARE RUSHED TO SUEZ   British Pledge To Stay In Canal Area Despite Egy ptian Efforts To’ Drive Them Out °

NATIONS TAKE FIRM STAND   Reinforcements Rushed By Britain, Egypt To Suez Canal Area

TENSION HIGH THROUGHOUT COUNTRY   British Commander Says Troops To Remain   Urges People To Be Calm: 7 Killed In Clashes At 2 Canal Points

Egypt, Britain Add Troops to Riot-Torn Area   “We Won't Be Forced From Canal Area,’ Says British Chiet

British, Egypt Send Troops. To Canal Spot:  TE tek woownonte Tes   Reinforcements To Keep Order Ss 7 Drank Are Killed

Heating Oil Demand, Depleted Stocks Cause Hike In Texas Crude Allowable

Truman ToGet Bill To Ease  Home Credit   House Expected To Approve Lowering Of Down Payments

Designed to Spur Private Home Builders   1.5 Billion for Federal Insurance Of Home Mortgages

Down Payments Cut in Housing Bill Sent Truman   General Purpose Is to Encourage Private Builders

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Youth Suspect in Slugging-Theft Recaptured

Work Begin: On Disposal Plant Site   First Carload Of Steel Here

BEGIN FILL AT SEWAGE PLANT   Scarcity Of Steel Ma Delay Construction ork

Reds Massing More Strength In UN Path   Yanks Tanks Withdraw From North Korea After Testing Foe

More Reds Sent To Bar Advance   Ener Grows Bolder, Nh. eches in Daylight

Chinese Build Up Force in Western Korea   Heavy Red Traffic Seer By Allied Fliers; UN Units Still Gain

Allied Tank Patrols Cross Parallel and Test Defenses; Heavy Red Traffic Spotted

Reds Massing More Forces in Path of Advancing UN Troops   Heavy Communist Traffic Spofted Moving Toward Western Front by Allied Fliers

Temperatures   Pilots Spet Heavy Traffic Moving Toward Front During Ominous Buildup

CHINESE BUILD UP FORCE DEFENDING WESTERN SECTOR   Heavy Red Traffic Spotted Moving Into Area from Pyongyang   ENEMY EMBOLDENED   Abandon Use of Night Cover to Advance Reinforcements

Badger G. 0. P. Backs Ringling, Hails McCarthy   * Praises Senator for - Stand Against Red .-Influences

Ringling Named By GOP Session  McCarthy Receives Delegates’ Praise

 Criticizes Administration  MU Board of Curators Accepts Dr. T. H. Stubbs’ Resignation

Charges Truman  Undermines Probe _ Nimitz Heads Group ; To Study Security

COUNTY WOMEN PLAN G.O.P. MEET ON THURSDAY  All Stark County Women Are Invited Attend Meet At  Qaurt Manes

Ice Glazes State Roads,  City Streets Glassy Jacket  Stymies Travel

Wilson Looks To. Power  Of U.S. To Uphold Peace   Believes Industrial Might Of America Can’ Deter Russians From Any Warlike Moves

Wilson Says Might Holds  Peace Hopes   Defense Mobilizer Asks Arms Buildup As Means Of Influencing Soviet

“WATCH SPRING’ RESCUE  Firemen Pick 26 Stranded Off Loose Ferris Wheel

Allied Troops Beat Off Red  Counierattack Enemy Push Dents UN Line

Allied Troops Use Fists and Rifle Stocks   Enemy Pushed Back After Penetrating Allied Lines

ENEMY FIGHTS TO RETAIN CHORWON   Artillery Fire Aids U.N. To Regain Lost Ground   GHINESE CAPTIVE   Says Communists To Pull  Back To 39th Parallel; Supply Road Bombed

Allied Troops Beat Off Red  Counterattack:   Rifle Butts, Fists Used on Reds In Battle for Chorwon

Drive to Capture Transport Center  Report Reds Ordered to Pull Back to 39th Parallel

Stiff Fighting In Red Attacks Around Chorwor,   Allied Troops Resort to Fists And Rifle Butts

Heavy Fighting For Ridges Near Chorwon   Prisoner Says Communists Waiting For Reinforcments

BRISTOL PLACES AS ONE OF RICHER ~ MARKETS IN U. S.   $15,425,000 SALES   Income per Family a as $4,816 in Survey

City Among Best Markets   For Size, Is Far Above The Average Survey Indicates

Pulaski Has Rich Market   _ Survey. Shows Area Has Higher Income

Survey Shows $44,280 ,000 and $41,565,00( Burlington Wage, Retail Sales Totals Rank High

Tax Writers Aim At Waste   Challenge Less Than Billion Can Be Saved

Living Cost Going Up Next Year   2 To 3 Pct. Hike Seen By Experts

Inflation Front To Remain Calm   Living Cost Rise To Be Small in “52

Living Cost Boost Seen  Expected To Rise   Expected To Rise 2.3 Percent In °52

Nine Killed In Explosion  At Coal Mine   Tenth Victim May Be Found Deep In Pits Of West Virginia Firm

9 Men Killed In Mine Blast  Shift-End Explosion May Have Taken 10th

NINE MEN DIE IN MINE BLAST   RECOVER BODIES OF NIGHT SHIFT MINERS IN WEST VIRGINIA

) NINE BODIES IN RECOVERED IN KS MINE BLAST   Death Toll of 10 Possible in Explosion at Morgantown, W. Va. 212 Miles From Entrance. :

Rescue Teams Press Search After Blast   Tenth Victim Sought in Shaft Near Morgantown

Coal Mine Blast Toll Set at 10  West Virginia City Scene of Explosion

Fear 10 Dead In Mine Blast   One Body Recovered While Nine Believed Hopelessly Trapped.

NINE KILLED IN COAL MINE GAS BLAST   Another Feared  Dead in West Virginia Tragedy

Tour Is Begun By ‘Ike’   Eisenhower To Spend Nine Days in Germany On Combined Vacation  dad lianas

iTke Chats With The Boys  Big Jet Base In Germany Praised By Eisenhower

Senate Troop Endorsement Partially OK'd by Tatt: Says It’s in Right Direction

TAFT GIVES PARTIAL OK Troop Curb Backers Split On Meaning Of Resolution

Would Give Up Congress Post in ‘ Interest of Party   Rep. Magee Favors Redistricting Bill That Would Force Him Out.

Britain Makes      Cabinet Mission to Delay Parley Until After Moslem Sabbath

British Observe Amenities   Oil Commission _ Delays Till After Moslem Sabbath

Earthquake Adds Misery To Volcano-Rocked Island   Fissures Appear In Earth North Of Island Durine Quake: Rescue Squads Evacuate Coast

Island Volcano Keeps Erupting  Philippine Mountain Spews. Lava, Smoke

Island Volcano In New Eruption   Officials Fear Death Toll Mav Reach 2000 in Holocaust

FILIPINO VOLCANO CONTINUES RAMPAGE   Unconfirmed Report Says Island Town: Sinks in Pacific: 266 Bodies Found

Hibok Hibok Has Four New Holes Spewing Lava   Earth Fissures Bring Fears Parts  Land May Sink.

SEEN AS MOVE “TO SOW SEEDS ~ OFDISSENSION   World Leaders Say It Is Just More Red Propaganda.

South Koreans Raid Far Inside Enemy Country  ~ Allied Patrols Push a Repeatedly Beyond

Rok Navy Landing Party Raids Deep Inside Red Lines In Hit-Run Battle   Pelting Day-Long Rain Turns Front Into Quagmire, Limiting Fighting To Skirmishes By Armored Patrols

Landing Party Raid Deep Into North Revealed  Day-Long Rain . Grounds Planes « Of Allied Units ©   100 Reds Slain

Landing farty Hits 50 Miles Above Parallel   Rain Slows Up Main Allied Drive as U. N. Planes Are Crounded

Roads Better - But Drive With Caution   Winter Is Still Howling Over Much of Midwest

‘Disabled’ Salesmen Prey ‘On Housewives   Prosecuting Attorney Warns of Fraudulent . Magazine Sales Attempts

‘Disabled’. Salesmen Prey On Housewives      "Prosecuting Attorney ‘Warns of Fraudulent. Maaqazine. Sales Attempts

Murray Veto Of Phone Bill Rouses Fire   “Socialistic” Remark Brings Demand That Governor “Retract”’ His Statement

Democrats Face Loss of Five Seats Through GOP Redistricting Plans

GOP Agrees Upon Redistricting Plan   Passage Could Leave Democrats With 18 of 43 Seats

Dunton St. widentng In hands of atforney for public hearing notice

4 Looters Drown Evading Police     Negro Youths Robbed  (Baker’s Wagon, Then Triad ta Cusim Bivor

Rackteer Takes Spotlight Oft Former Mayor O’Dwyer In Senate Crime Probe; Yet He Never Voted

Racketeer Admits Using Influence With Tammany   Denies Ever Putting Up Money In Attempt To Sway Election Result

Costello's Political  Pull Bared   Gambler Admits He Helped Make Leader Of Tammany Hall

Bevin Offers Peace Plan  For Far East   British Would Admit Red China To UN And  Seek Truce

Red China Should Be Admitted to UN To End War in Korea, Bevin Believes

Britain Recommends Communist China Be Given Seat in U. N.  Offers Six-Point Program for Peace In Korea, Far East

Pritt ne ish Ma pas  : s ugeestio n   Foreign Secretary Submits Ideas To Commonwealth Chief

Allies Push into Big Open Belt After Foe Breaks Off Contact   Censorship Blurs 8th Army Drive as Chinese Trade Space for Time   (Latest War Map. Page 2)

ALLIED UNITS THROW BLOWS AT NEW LINES   M’ Arthur, Generals Push Forward Cautiously

Gen. Mac Assails ‘Gag by Truman   Hurley Flays U. S. Far East Appeasers

Deep Freeze’ Victim Continues To Make Proaress In Fight For Life

Chicago Woman Frozen So Badly Her Blood ‘‘Congealed Into MudLike Sludge” Makes Gain To Live

Kohler Is Given Demo Challenge  Asked to Repudiate - Senator McCarthy

News of Communists’ Troubles With Czechs Filtering Thru tron Curtain

Russians Running Into Trouble in Own Backyard; Noise Drifts. Across Curtain

Goldsborough Rites Planned   Judge Will Return Home For Last Trip

HUTCHINSON IS FIRST   In AA Debate Tourney; Stafford is Tops in A Division

Engineers Claim Bridge Feasible  Preliminary Report Given Leaislature

High-Ranking Officers Meet On Big Issue   Blame for New Clash Placed on Enemy By U.S.

GM To Boost  Auto Prices OPS Allows Hike In Retail Factory Price

Allies Blast Red Bases In New Air Attacks   Red Planes Also Active Along Korean Front

Red Aireraft Bombs Allies In Night Raid   Yank Planes Batter Enemy Supply Lines, ‘Air Fields In North

Lansing Office Fire Spurs Campaign To Eliminate Hazards   Busy Crowning Queens

Li's Guerrillas  Face Two. Foes   Burmese, Chinese Reds Hit Nationalist Forces

Urges Army To. Extend Operation Of  Locks, Dams   Plan To Stop Services On Lower Muskinaum Thursda\

57,000-Ton Carrier Included In New Appropriation Sought   173 New Vessels  Planned For U. S   Conversion Of 291 Craft Planned: Bill Would Prohibit Transfers  

House Committee  Unanimously Okays  Shipbuilding Bill 173 New Ships Would  Be Built, 291 Others Slated For Conversion

OKAYS BILL TO GWE 170 NEM aula 10 NAVY   House Committee Votes to Ge Ahead on Two Billion Building Plan.

Speedy Approva ls Voiced After Sherman Heard   Construction of 173 New Ships, Including Super Carrier, Urged

House Group 1s Unanimous In Its Vote   Navy Increases Its Plans For Calling Reserves

A Plasma Strike May Be Averted  Mediators Seek Terms To- mht for Chemical Work ers Union IN 16HOUR MEETING  Strike Would Cut Off Flow of Blood to Forces in  Korean War   IN 16HOUR MEETING

Agreement Sought to Prevent Strike Menaeing Blood Flow to Armed Forces

BLOOD PLANT STRIKE THREAT BELIEVED OVER   Mediators Agree !n Laboratory Workers’ Dispute Plasma Flow Periled.

Strike Threat Hanging Over Plasma Supply   Mediators Reach Agreement To Be Voted On By Workers At Sharp And Dohme

HOPE TO AVERT PLASMA STRIKE   Come to Terms in Night Meeting of VWaiow, Mediators

Reach Accord With Labor A Plasma Plant   Threatened Strike Might Have Ended Service to Korea

—HOPE STRIKE IS AVERTED— Threat To Supply Of Blood Plasma Checked

Blood Plasma Strike Delayed   Final Decision Awaited; Flow to Korea May Be Hurt

Agreement May Halt Strike Of Plasma Workers   Flow Of Biood To Armed Forces May Be Halted

Strike Threatens Blood Plasma Now  Could Pinch Off LifeGiving Plasma for Armed Forces

Stall Off Strike in Blood Plant   Pact Still to Be OKd by Chemical Workers Union

Hope Blood Plasma Strike Averted   Mediators Reach Agreement; Needs Union Approval

STRIKE MENACES BLOOD PROGRAM   Mediators Endeavor Ti Reach Selilement At Pro cessing. Plant — Gipichal Are Alarnied.

May Avert Sfoppage in Plasma Flow  Chemical Worker   Chemical Workers Vote Tonight on A New Proposal

HOPE TO AVERT STRIKE CUTTING BLOOD FOR GI's   Union Processing. Blood Plasfen “apa, Motag SFonigne sy, ° ree on Térms.

Hope To Halt  Strike In Plasma Plant   If Agreement Not Reached To Ask White House Aid

Seek To Prevent Strike In Blood Plasma Program   Mediators Reach Agreement; Terms Subject To Okay

HOPE TO AVERT STRIKE CUTTING BLOOD FOR Gi’S   ‘Union Processing Blood Plas ga Voter Tonight %  on Terms.

May Not Cut Off  Plasma   Mediators Reach Agreement Which Can Halt Strike In Blood Plant

Plasma Supplies Are Threatened in Strike Move   Mediators Hope Pact Will Be Okayed by Chemical Workers

An Agreement Is Reached in Plasma Strike   Vote Tonight; Armed Forces Blood Supply Is Threatened

Strike Order Delayed  CIO Issue Threatens Tieup Of Plasma for Korean Units

Strike Imperils Blood Donations   Federal Mediators Attempt to Solve Labor Dispute at Plasma Plant

Strike Perils Blood Supplies To War Front   Union. Plasma Men Make Demands of. Wages, Union Shop

Tieup of Plasma Supplies Averted  Chemical Workers Vote Tonight on New Agreemen

Strike At Plasma Plant Averted  Threatened To Cut Off Supply To Korea

Atom Scientist.  Said in China   Italian Fission Expert Held Aiding Reds

Sending Troops To Europe Due To Get Approval   Substitute Given To Wherry Plan On European Aid

‘Warns Congress U. S. Must Send Troops To Europe   No Troops Would Kill Confidence Of Europeans, State Dept. Advicer Cave

REQUIRES TAB ON EUROPES CONTRIBUTION   Taft To Offer Different Plan On Military Issue.

Former Senator Warns A gainst Letting Euro pe  Lose Own Confidence

Cooper ( Cites Peril Unless Yanks Hiked   Former Solon Warns. “Against Curb: Placed On Gis Sent Abeavd

Troop Limit Hit By Cooper As Surrender   Senators Told Plan Would kill Effort, Confidence  of Europe

KkKkeKS COOPER SAYS IF U. 8. FAILS TO SEND TROOPS FUROPE WIL] SURRENRER

Cooper Backs No Limit For Europe Troop:   Policy Adviser Says Europe Confidence  Is In The Balance

 Would Be History's Greatest Surrender  ‘Former Senator Opposes Limit On U.S. Aid to Western Europe

Of Need For European Army   U.S. Adviser In Statement About Need For Troops

Old Parallel Argument Might Be Revived   Communist Pressure Resisted’ By Allies In Counter Thrusts

Negotiators Try Again In Korea   Vishinsky’s Proposal May Affect Talks at Panmunjom.,

Paris Proposal Echoes in Talks  Truce Negotiators = Meet to Try Again

Censorship On Developments ls Increased  MBscwet ? Dhae T a's “et

Van Fleet Says Chinese Army Has No Chance   Commander States Fighting In Korea Now In ‘New Phase’

PURSUIT PHASE OF KOREAN WAR HAS BEEN ENDEL   Rules In Effect As Drives Slowed New Censorship

Enemy All But Driven Out Of Southern Korea   UN Commander Says War Enters New Phase; Tight Censorship Clamped On Newsmen As Allies Approach China Red Buildup Area

‘New Phase’ Entered In Korea War   ‘Pursuit? Program Ends, General Says

Could Settle War in Korea   Tells Senators Russia Not In Position to Meke Any Predatory Attock

Hints H.S.T. Overruled Joint Chiefs  Says His Plan ‘Would End War

‘Mac’ Scores Limit on Use Of Airpower   Yalu Boundary Cost Victory, General Savs

Five-Star General Tells Senators Support to Ground Forces Soon End The Strife in Korea   Vv wie SF Sete eee ou" 7  3 — (AP) — Gen. Douglas MacArthur said today the way President Truman summarily fired him from his commands “‘jeopardized’”’ the nation’s interest.

Says He Assumes Truman Or Marshall Vetoed Joint Chiefs   Believes Russia Is Not In Position To “Launch Any Predatory Attack’, In Testimony Behind Closed Doare

MacArthur Says Planes Would Have Halted Red:  Staff Recommended Air Operations Over Manchuria, Dismissed General Testifies

Blasts Lack of Free Use of Air Power Last Fall:  Sure Reds Could Hav:  D.<. %.f£..2./ tL...

Bloody Retreat Result of Ban, Senators Told   Political Alterations Made in His Reports, General Declares

Administration Experts Make Slight ($6 Billion) Blunder In Calculations   Mistake

Only Rear Guard Protecting Reds ‘Iron Triangle   But Officers See Hard Fight Ahead For Strongholds

UN Soldiers Drive Ahead; Foe Routes      Second Defense Line May Be Created To North

Large Draft Contingent Left Today   Some Members Of August Party To Go Into Marines After Induction At Altoona

Selections For Ill. Judgeships Killed By Senate   Vote Prevents Truma: From Seating Picks

Senators Shun Truman’s Men   Bench Nominees Defeated; State Poct Created

Kill Truman’s ) Aapointments  Be Can’t Appoint Ther On Interim Basis

Truman Judges Chances Killed By Senale Vole   Interim Placement By President Now Made Impossible

U. S. Forees Make Daring Stab Eight Miles Into  Communist Territory

nd Tanks Rout Chinese Troops  and Tak eu   U. S. 2nd Division _ Makes Powerful HitRun Killer Raid

Enemy Suffers Serious Setback In Ridge Area; Yanks Win Jet Battle

50 Tanks, . Infantry Hit Reds   Powerful 2nd Division Task Force Routs Chinese Troops In 8-Mile Thrust

Tanks Stage Daring Raid   Infantrymen Help Rout Terrorized Chinese Soldiers

Chinese Flee Before Killer’ Raid in Korea   New Site Picked for Resumption of Peace Talks

U.S. Tanks, Ground Forces Rout Chinese in Daring — Stab Into Red Territory.

3,000 Troops, $0 Tanks in Killer’ Raid   Attempt to End Communist Stand on ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

TERRORIZED ENEMY FLEES KILLER RAID   American Tanks, Infantrvmen Leave Death and Chaos In Wake of Thrust.

Connally May Pass Up Bid To Pact Meet   Seeks To Shepherd Foreign Aid Bill Through Senate

Pay-Off Game In New York   New York-Brooklyn In Final Game Of N. L. Playoff Series

{LOOK MAGAZINE CHARGES  Latin Americans Described  As Texas’ Forgotten People

Abner Green  Convicted  Of Contempt   Fourth CRS Bail Fund Trustee Is Placed Tu Jail

Trustee Of Bail Fund Is Jailed   Refuses To Assist In Fugitive Search

Trustee Is Jailed In Refusal to Aid Hunt for 4 Reds   (Motion Is Underway To Force New Bail For Titular Head:

Another Red  Behind Bars In  Bail Inquiry Foster May Go To  Jail, Too, Under Federal Program

Fourth Bail Trustee Put in Jail   Government Presses Home-Front Drive Against Communists

Won t Aid Hunt for Red Fugitive:   Jail Abner Green on Contempt Conviction

ANOTHER RED SENT TO JAI!   4th Bail Fund Trustee Held—Foster May Lose Freedom, Too.

Civil-Rights Congress Bail  Trustee Jailed   Abner Green Refuses To Help Hunt 4 Fugitive Top Rung Communists, So Goes To Jail

Fourth CRC Bail Fund Trustee Jailed  Abner Green Refused To Assist U. S. in Hunt for Fuaitives

ANOTHER HIGH RED OFFICIAL IS JAILED   Green Refused To Assist In Government Search

Gen. MacArthur Makes Another Visit To Korea  Orders Resumption Of Initiative By International Force

‘Peace Through Strength’ Dewey Says U.S. Must  Draw Aggression Line

Policy of Peace Through Strength Is Dewey Belief  Ask Defense Lines Against Further Aggression

Former House Member In On Ship Dealings   Invested Money In Company Which Got Surplus Tanker:

TELLS HOW nt MADE $280,000 IN SHIP DEALS      ‘Former Congressman Cashed  In on Rosenbaum Transaction.

Ex-Lawmaker Tells Role In RFC Story   J. E. Casey Says He Received Fees From Key Probe Figure

Ex-Solon Grilled About RFC Fees   Casey Questioned On Rosenbaum Payment

Former Congressman Tells of Making Fast Buck in Stock Dea   Senate Probers Find Caray Hod Been Associated Also With Rosenbaum and Got Fat Fees from Him for His Work

Former Con, Casey Tells Of Running $20,000 Stock Jnto $270,000   RFC Probe Links Him to Rosenbaum   Senators Will Explore $6 Million Loan to Harrisburg, Pa., Firm

Investigation Of RFC Deal Is Continued   Former Congressman Tells of Investing in Company Which Purchased Surplus Ships.

New “Herring”  Uncovered in  REC Inquiry   Ex-Rep. Casey Linked To Central Figure in Hearings on Alleged Influence in Lending

Testifies ‘About RFC  Influence   Ex-Kep. Casey States He Placed $20,000 In Firm Then Sold For $270,000

RFC Inquiry Centers on  Ex-Rep. Casey   He Took Fees Before Rowe’s Appointment

‘Don't Remember’ $10,000 Payment from Key Figure   Query Former Clinton Man As Senate Com. Opens Probe Of Bix Steel Lean

Surplus Vessel Deal Returns Rich Profits   Tn a an   Ex-Conaressman Tells RFC Probers Of Shion Scheme

Former House Member Made Huge Profits On Ship Stock   Casey, Rosenbaum As.  sociated in Maritime Prac» tice, RFC Probers Find

RFC Influence Probe Leads to Ex-congressman   President Mum About Disclosure Of Mink Coat Gift

Former Member Of Congress Tells Of Big Profits   Jaseph E. Casey Says His $20,000 Grew to $270,000 in Concern Handling Survluses

URY STARTS VESTIGATION F RFC LOANS   istice Department Attorneys Ready to Outline "Certain Aspects" of Senate Testimony   ISPECT VIOLATIONS

PAID $20,000 FOR ~ STOCK AND SOLD TT FOR $270,004   Former Congressman Tells of Huge Profit on Surplus Ship Deal.

Casey Questioned About His Part In RFC Dealings   Fulbright Committee Tabs Another Loan For Its Scrutiny

Ship Deal Spotlight    Purchase of Surplus  . Tanker Nets a Former Congressman $220,000 —s— RP eganiataafe Racanhaun

Casey Testifies In RFC Hearing  Former Democratic House Member   Former Democratic House Member Asked About Fees From Rosenbaum

Ex-Congressman  At RFC Hearing   Senate Committee Lookin; Into Joseph acid  enbaum Tieup   Casey Supposedly Received Fat Fees From “‘Influence’ Lawyer

Ex-Member ‘Of Congres:  Questioned  Fee of $15,800 Is Checked in Probe of RFC

Probe Of RFC Started By Federal Grand Jury   Former Congressman Tells How $20,000 Put Into Tankers Mushroomed To About $270,000

RFC Probers Dig Deeper Former Congressman Tells Of Profit on Surplus Ships

Exsolon Tells Huge Protit in Ship Deal   Put in $20,000 and Sold for $270,000 J. E. Casey Testifie

RFC PROBE HEARS OF DEAL ON SHIPS WITH GOVERNMENT  Ex Congressman. Invester $20, 000; Made $250, 0 On Surplus Tankers. 

Ex-Lawmaker  Quizzed In RFC Inquiry   Tells of Making $250,000 Tax-Free Profit in Ship Deal

Ex-Solon Got Large Profit  From Stocks   Lawyer Casey Linked t RFC, Made $250,000 Out of Firm

Rosenbaum s Name Crops Up In RFC Inquiry   $20,000 Investment Yields $270,000 Profit, Committee Told

A Fortune  In Capital Ship Deal   Former Congress Member Invested $20,000 and Later Made $270,000   ROSENBAUWM’S FRIEND   Joseph Casey Testifies in Senate Investigation of Loan Agency Influence

Attorney Asked About Sale Of Oil Tankers   Former Congressman Denies He Exerted Influence In Loans

Farewell Party For Father Hurley Sunday, July 22   Program, Lunch © In The Afternoon

KOREA POLICY IS TOPIC FOR UN SESSIONS   Question Of The 38th Parallel, Military Action Discussed

Lie Assures Of Constant Consultation   Korean Policy Still Discussed With All Nations Concerned

Constant Talks Held On Subject Of 38th, Lie Says   Declares U. N. Must Stick To Its Fight

Senate Retains Draft Plan To Defer Students   Limited Number OF Speeial Collegians Granted Privilepes

Senate Measure Retains College Student Clause   Amendment to Draft Bill Voted Down, 68 to. 21

Section Would Authorize Deferment Up To 75,000 College Students A Year For First Three Years   CLAIM MADE SECTION WAS DISCRIMINATORY

BRITISH MOVE WARSHIPS 10 PERSIAN GUL   Situation Grows More Tense As England Takes Action.

Iran Warns False British Move Will Set Off World War  Accuses Them Of Moving Troops and Supplies Into Gulf

American Medical Society Says Small Towns Best Places For Doctors From Income View

Medical Society Survey Discloses Small Town Doctors Get Best Pay

Underworld Boss Frank Costello Defies Senators for Fourth Time, Refusing fo Give Answers -

Net Assets  Query Gets ‘No’ Reply   Gambler Says His Earlier Answer Stands

Dewey Dewey Extended Second Invitatior   Kefauver Renews Bid to Have Governor  Come to New York

Underworld Boss Refuses To Reveal His Net Worth      ATTORNEY CONTENDS   Client Is Constitutionally Entitled  To Withhold Data About Wealth

Sullen Underworld Boss Pietures Himself As Cookstove Salesman   Renew Bid For Dewey to Testify   Envoy O’Dwyer Admits He Knew Appointees Were Gangsters’ Pals

Racketeer Refuses to Reveal Net Wealth  Lostello Defies Senate Crime Probers 4th Time

Crime Probe To Be Moved As New York Hearings End   Costello To Make Final Appearance Before Washington

weoemes views’ & S648885  Gambler Frank Costello Mum on Net Worth to Senate Cammittee

Kefauver Group Gives Dewey 2nd bi lo hoes  mw a: ae   . Castells Before Crime Group Again; O'Dwye Tells Of Passing Jobs.

Underworld Boss Says Probers Have No Right to Know   In Legitimate Business Only He Tells Group

RACKETEER -DEFIES CRIME COMMITTEE   Costello Refuses to Tell Wealth; Started as Prohibition Bootleager. .

Costello Again Defies Probers  Gambler Refuses To Give Out Facts On His Net. Worth

Gangland Boss Refuses To Answer Net Worth iQuerv for Fourth Time.

Costello Clams Up When Asked About Wealth  Sullen Gambler Again Defies Probers; Says He Promotes Broilers

Costello Defies Committee Again On Wealth Figure  Refuses Full Data; Tammany Veteran Refutes O’Dwyer

CZAR REFUSES FINANCE DATA   Committee -Will Return Hearings  To Washington

Temperatures   Insists Operations Now Purely Legitimate, Handling Jet Broilers

Underworld Boss Costello Again Refuses To Reveal His Net Worth   Says Gambling Is Not Now Oracnized

Gangster Chief Balks af Query About Net Worth   Operates Legitimate Business, He Says, in Refusing an Answer

Costello Stubborn On Funds   Tells Senate Probers They Have No Right To Ask His Net Worth, And He Wan’t Tall Thar

Costello Refuses Again To Tell Senate Probers His Net Worth   Underworld Boss Defies Investigators For The Fourth Time; Claims His Business Purely Legitimate.

Balks At Question For  4th Time   Probe in Last Day At New York; Deve: Invited To Testify

Gov. Dewey Gets Second Invitation To Testify On Saratoga Gambling

Costello Says He Now Is In the Jef Broiler Business   Maintains Silence About Wealth, Though Crime Probers Are Annoyed.

FAILS TO ANSWER KEFAUVER GROUP ON WEALTH ISSUE   Witness Charges O’Dwyer Sought To Control, Instead of Reform, Tammany Hall; Governor Dewey Again Urged To Attend Hearing.

—HEARING— Business Is Purely Legitimate   DEWEY GIVEN 2D INVITATION

Costello Defies Senate Probers  On Net Worth   Sullenly Asserts They Haven't Right To  Data; Dewey Gets Invitation

New Move Made To Have Dewey ive Testimony   O'Dwyer Is Described By Volumtary Witness As Real Tammany Leader

Says Probers Have No Right To Information   Pictures Self as Legitimate Businessman; Invite Dewey Again

Net Worth Of Gambler Is Still Secret   Sullen Stubbornness Greets Senators At Crime Inauiry

Won’t Tell How Much He’s Worth  Costello Says ‘No’ to Query Fourth lime

Boss Costello Defies Senate For 4th Time   Suspicion Aroused By Refusal To Tell About His Wealth

Gambler Mum About Assets   2nd Quiz Invitation Extended To Dewey

Costello Again Refuses to Tell Probers of Wealth   Committee Issues Second Invitation To Dewey to Appear

Costello Ignores Queries By Senators At Hearing   Refuses Again To Tell Committee About His Assets: Dewey Invited To Testify At Inquiry

BERT STAND SAYS HE HEARD NO ARMY DISCUSSION   Sen. Tobey Warns Boss Of Underworld Against  Making Solons Suspiciou:

WONT TALK   Gambler Frank Costello Mum on Net Worth to Senate Committee

Costello Defies Senate Probers For Fourth Time   Refuses To Answer Question Regarding What His Assets Ar:

Refuses To Make Public His Wealth   Promoting Jet Rorlers. Claim

Costello Mum On Question Of His Assets   Kefauver Renews Bid For Governor Dewey To Appear Before Hearing

Boss Costello Defies Crime Investigators   Again Refuses To Answer About His Net Worth

Underworld King Refuses Testimony  About His Wealth   Racketeer Tells About His Legitimate Businesses; Probers Again Invite Testimony From Dewev

Racket Czar Declines To  Give Worth   Costello Says Probe Group “Has No Right’ To Such Information

Underworld Boss Again Refuses To Give Information   Racketeer Costello Displays Same Sullen — Stubbornness When Committee. Attempts Tc Find Out-His Net Worth; Dewey Invited

Won't Answer Questions About His Net Worth  Committee Has No Right to Ask Him?

He Won't Talk About Net Worth   Gambler Claims His Business Now Legitimate

Costello Again Defies Senate  Investigators.   Sullen Underworld Boss Refuses to Testify at Crime Hearing About His Money Matters.

Dewey Asked Again To Talk on Saratoga  O’Dwyer Tells of Giving City Jobs   O’Dwyer Tells of Giving City Jobs To Friends of Rac obseen Scores Gambler as His Foe in Tammany

Refuses fo Tell Them Size of Bank Account   Claims Present Business Legitimate

Senate Crime Investigators Again Ask Dewey to Testify  Costello, Back on Stand, Continues to Defy  Beakomee® Aadieavemd @2 laare Witte bles VMiasok

Probers Defied 4th Time by Costello  _ Underworld Leader ee 2 ae , ee oo 2 2 ee

Rackets Boss Remains Mum On Net Worth   Claims Committee Questions Invade Personal Privacy

Quiz Group Defied For Fourth Time   Dewey Reccives Another Invitation To Tell Of Gambling

Gambler Says His Business Is Legitimate, Jet Broilers   Gov. Dewey Issued Second ; Invitation to Tell About Saratoga

Frank Costello Defies Crime Probers Again When Asked Of Financial Status

Refuses Info On His Wealth For 4th Time  He Now Peddles ‘Jet Broilers’ — To Housewives

 a “ee ' Badman Cook Given Sentences  Totaling 300 Years In Prison

Now Making Jet Broilers, He Declares   Costello, Again Refusing Disclose Wealth, Says He's  Ta Toawfoul Business

Crime Boss Won't Answer Committee  Costello Says He — Is Engaged In

F ight Brews On Strings To India Grain Aid   Little Opposition To Bill Seen In  bas a ee

Fight Looms Over Plan To Provide Grain   Solons Oppose Method Of Sendina Food

Battle Flares Over ‘Strings’ To Indian Aid  Administration Tries To Defeat Drive For Minerals In Return

Grain-To-India Opposition Fades  But Cox Wan ts To Tie Strin ngocapeen

‘Strings on Aid Biti Brings Fight   India Is Assured Grain But Terms of Loan Are Still in Doubt

Truman Asked To Run Again  Extended Invitation — On 67th Birthday

Says Truman Is Choice To Run  Democratic Chairman Tells President Party

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   N.Y. Millionaire Who Gave Away Fortune Is Back in Chips Again

Eisenhewer Departs For European Post   General as Parley With Truman Before Assuming New Joh

Fisenhower Confers With Truman Before Leaving by Plane for Europe

Allies Hurl Baek Thrusts By Chinese   U.N. Forces Move Steadily Ahead All Along Froat

Red Atfacks Repulsed by Allied Units   Steady Advance Maintained on 40-Mile Front

4 UN Divisions Push Cautious Advance North   Signs Indicate Bombing Throws Red Schedule Off

Advance Nets § to 15 Miles   Report Signs Allied Offensive Has Upset Red Attack Schedule

ALLIES THROW BACK RED ATTACKS   UN Advance Continues Up to 8 Miles in North Korea

Four U. N. Divisions Advance Cautiously Inside Red Korea   South Korean Troops Penetrate 15 Miles Beyond Parallel 38.

Tear Gas Used By Troopers ly Textile Strike   Picketing Resumed After Disorder At Dan River Factory

U.S. Cuts Trade With East Europe   But Hopes West Will Increase Shipments

PIPE LINE FIRE FOLLOWS BLAST   Can’t Get Within 500 Feet of Spot While Gas Burns

OLD TESTAMENT STORY, CHAPTER V yA ne nee peg  God Keeps Promises to Abraham

jul DEAD IN SUNKEN TOMB   Raising Towboat Afte: Collision With Tanker

Five Enfrapped In Sunken Tug   Crewmen Perish in ‘Collision With Tanke

FIVE MISSING IN COLLISION   Victims Go Down Scream ing In Towboat After Crash

Sunken Towboat Will Be Raised        “Five Are Missing  Affer Collision —

Uniontown Hotel Guests Rescued   Heroic Action of Clerk Averts Tragedy As Fire Sweeps First Two Floors

Two Floors Of  Hotel Swept  By 3.50 Fire Clerk’s Prompt Action Saves

Truman Repeat His Peace Aims  His Future ls, Not ee ee ES Se SE a

Winning Peace Held Only Aim  Own Fate Unimportant  Tasman Talle Mamac

Hich Winds Cause Damage in St. Louis Area  Rising Water Halts Shawneetown, mr , 8 Be a ney

High Winds Cause Damage in St. Louis Area  Rising Water  RS Gea. @a......i 2...   Rising Water Halts Shawneetown, Cave-in-Rock Ferries

Cedar Rapids Bakery Truck Drivers Quit   Strike Closes Two, AFL Union Seeking Basie Pay Boosts

Handling of Prisoner Rosters Big Team Job for Press Service   Gen. Dean's Name Officially Listed

 Press Associations, Services Combine   Super-Effort To Transmit POW Lists

Teamwork Gets Names From Korea   Airplane, Radio, Teletypes Bring News Of Prisoner:

Seeking Volunteers To Aid in lowa’s Freedom Drive  Will Use Money To Rip Holes in Iron Curtain.

20,000 Begin Trek  To Homes in Topeka   Still a Long Wait Ahead for Most Of Evacuees in Kansas Capital— Water. Power Supplies Hold Firm

‘Hands Across The Sea’ To Be Second In Series Of Seven Tech Programs

Pa. Tax Deadlock Plagues Assembl)   House -Is Hokding Up Agreement on Proposa “To Raise State Funds

Gov. Adams Told Decision On Steel Mill For New England Is Due Soon

SENATE T0 SPEED 48-YEAR DRAFT BILL   Dehate to Start Next Week, Superceding Troop Shift Issue

Draft Action. ToBe Speeded   Debate On Manpower Bill To Start Early Next Week By Sencte

ee eee tee el ip Rider lmlleceeteet  kh  Age 18 Draft Given Priority by Senate

DRAFT OF TEEN -AGERS SPEEDED   To Be Given Priority Over Troops-For-Europe Legislation

No War In °52 Hinted As Reds Eye Olympics   Speculation Follows Soviet’s Naming Of ‘Games Comittee

Big Three Meet To Discuss Asia   Singapore Conference Opens Today with Secrecy Precautions

Big Three In Milifary Talks Today   High-Renking Military Men Discuss Overali Strategy in Scutheart Asic

MIASS FUNERAL ARRANGED Mother ‘Not Sur prised’ About Slaughter Of Kight Children

La Prensa Closed By Court's Order   Efforts to Resume Publication Halted

Canners Granted Price Ceiling Hikes On Sweet Cherries And Peaches

STEEL WILL TRANSFORM ENTIRE DELAWARE VALLEY INTO A VAST STEEL EMPIRE IN THE NEXT FEW YEARS, IS PREDICTION

‘New Steel Center To Be Built At Phila. Despite Vulnerability As Target In Atomic Age Wai

Truman Budget Under Estimate   Indicate Military Expansion Adequate

TRUMAN BUDGET FOR ARMAMENT IS PRESENTED   President Asks $/014 Billion For Defensa Program

Secrecy Lid Clamped on Mac Hearing   Features Index   Policy Vacuum

Publie Hearing Drive Choked Off By Demos   Bitter Wrangle Over Ouster Blazes Up Among Senators

Democrats Keer ‘Gag’ on Today's Ouster Hearing   GOP Fails in Bid for Open Session; Others May Attend

‘CLOSED DOOR’: “FIGHT STAGED BY SENATORS   General to Testify Without Notes On Far East

Expected By Time Congress Adjourns  C.OP. Leaders Await Taft Decision To Run

Scene Set For Taft To Toss In Hat   Washington Looks For Announcement Before Congress Qui

STAGE I$ SEI FOR AWAITED STATEMENT   All Straws Point To Early Word From Senator  OHIOAN   Shown As Favorite In Sur. vey; Vigorous Campaign ls Anticipated

Armored Drive Made Through Deserted City   American Division Advances Five Miles Beyond Pyongchang

House Sends Profits Tax To Truman   $3.3 Billion Compromise Votec To Spur Defense

House Meets lor Passage  OfProfits Tax   War-Powers Law  Also Before Body   Senate Expects To Finish Work Tomorrow: Is In Recess Today

OPS Launches Nationwide Drive On Meat Black Marts:  Inspectors Visit Stroudsburg

—Sudden Red Shift—  Chinese Rushed To East Front   ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Climax Seems Near

Major Unit Joins North Ko. reans and Helps Check U.N, Advance West of  “Heartbreak Ridge.”   BLOODY HILL ACTIONS —ARE-FOUGHE}IN WEST     Allies Announce 42,000 Enemy Troops Killed and 25,000 Wounded Between Aug. 25 and Oct. 5.

Allies Use New Tactics Along Bloody Ridge  Side Prongs Shell Bunkeare Ace Othere   Side Prongs Shell Bunkers As Others Attack On Slopes

Chinese Reinforce  Korean Red:   Shift Troops To Aid Defense Of Ridge Area

Enemy Believed To Have Moved Major Unit To Aid  Releaouered Grouns

Paper Match Holder from a Cafe in State Murder Clue   Accused Worked at Sturgeon Bay

Father Kills His Eight Children, Burns Bodies In Home, Ends His Life

Father Slays Eight Kiddies   House Set Afire After Brutal Slayings in North Carcling

Jobless Father Slays His Eight Children By Beating Them To Death, Kills Self

JOBLESS MAN KILLS EIGHT CHILDREN   Wipes Out Family, Shoots Self,  Fires Home

Along With $6 Billion Spending Slash...  5 Percent National Sales Tax Proposed

National Sales Tax Advocated   Five Percent Levy  Features Program Of Business Men's Recagrch Groun

Federal Sales Tax Proposed   5 Per Cent Levy and Sharp Cut in Spending Highlight Report .

Propose Sales Tax and Slash In Spending   CED For Five Per Cent Levy On Retail Sales

Businessmen s Advisory Group Advocates Tight Bank Credit Restrictions   PROGRAM WOULD YIELD CASH SURPLUS OF TWO TO THREE BILLIONS IN YEAR COMMITTEE DECLARES IN STATEMENT

CED Committee Asks Sales Tax   Budget Slash Also Proposed in Report

Committee For Economic Development Proposed Slash in Government Spending

NATIONAL SALES LEVY SUGGESTED   CED Also Recommends Cutback in Spending

5 Percent Sales Tax Suggested   Six Billion Dollar Slash in Spending Also Planned by CED

Five Per Cent National Sales  Tax Proposed   CED Would Also Slash Government Spending $6 Billions

HEAVY SLASH IN SPENDING IS SUGGESTED   Business Research Group Presents Finance Program

National Sales Tax Advocated For U.S. by CED   $6 Billion Slash In Spending Urged To Balance Finances

Sales Taxes  Are Advised   Economic Committee Recommends Program

Favor U.S. Sales Tax   CED Proposes 5‘/, Levy and $6 Billion Cut in U. S. Spending To Balance Budget

Five Per Cent U. S. Retail Sales Tax, 6 Billion Spending Slash Urged

CED Urges New Taxes, Less Outlay   Retail Sales Tax On National Scale Pranoased By Grant

National Sales Tax Is Proposed  CED Also Suggests Slash in Spending

Five Per Cent National Sales Tax and Slash In Federal Spending Asked by Committee

Business Group Sponsers Idea  National Sales Tax, Federal Spending Slash Proposed

‘Ask 6 Billion Slash in Gov't Spending Consider Proposal For ‘New Five Percent Tax ‘On National Retail Sales

ON CHINA CONTROVERSY  Columnist Asks Right To Answer Budenz Date

Joseph Alsop, Derrick’s Columnist, Labels  Budenz “Liar” And Offers To Give Evidence

PILOT MAKES SAFE LANDING IN ‘TEXAS AFTER 16 MEMBERS OF CREW JUMPED FROM CRAFT

Big Bomber Landed After Crew Jumps   16 Men Parachute, But 2 Others Ride Plane To Safety

Coalition Repeals Rule Supported By Administration   Truman's Suspicions Concerning Domestic Plans Prove Real ~

Truman Suffers Severe Setback on First Day of New Congress Session   Democratic Split Seen In Ohio Assembly Ranks

Truman May Ask For Ten Billion More   President's Domestic Program Is In For Rougher Treatment Than Foreign Policies.

Costello Balks AtQuestions by Scnate Probers   Protests Branding As Leader of Organized Crime

Ex-German Red Links Greenberc To Communists  Paagg:.*.4 <A-Trcemas

 Former German Communist Tabs  Ex-Government Official as    Closely Linked With Party Members

Ex-German Red Testifies At Far East Policy Probe   Broke in 14°79

Ex-U.S. Aide Said Attending Commie Meet  University Prof   University Prof Recalls Meeting At Senate Probe

Witness Thinks Greenberg Was Party Member  Professor Testifies Senate Inauirv

Former ULS. Aide Named As One-Time Red Member.   Senate Hears Tale Of Ex-Government  Official From Red

EX.GERMAN RED INFORMS SENATE PROBERS. UE MET OFFICIAL AMONG COMMIE FRIENDS

Assumed That Greenber ‘o One Of Mouaieatoa?  >) po oe ve   Witness Puts Into Record a Letter From Him

Wittfogel Testifies That He Met Former Government Official Among Commie Friends in Londo

U.S. Ex-Aide Is Linked To Reds By Prof   China Expert Assume: Michael Greenberg Was Member

Professor Tells About Official  hAaet fRreaanharn Wiel   Met Greenberg With Communist Friends

EX-OFFICIAL LABELED AS REDS’ FRIEND   Former Party Membe Tells of Meeting State Dept. Man

Serious Trouble Facing O'Dwyer   Tax Evasion, Perjury Suspicions Raised

O’Dwyer Faces Perjury And Income Tax Probes; To Recall Balky Guzik

O'Dwyer Will Face Tax and Perjury Probes   Former Mayor’s Friend Moran Under Quiz  By U. S. Prosecutors

Suspend Crane From AFL Union   New York Fire Official Refuses to Quit Post

O'Dwyer Faces Income Tax, © Perjury Probes   Denies Getting $10,000 From Firemen Group

Crane Says He Gave $10,000 As Goodwill  Moran Also Slated To Give Testimony As Case Gets Hot

Crane Refuses To Quit His —  Fireman Post   Says Union Knew All the Time About -Palitieal Fee ee: Meee eee

O'Dwyer Facing Double Inquiry  Ex-Mayor Checked On  Income Fer. Periure —

Crane Wont Quit Post in l'ireman Union   But AFL International Suspends Him Anyway; Gave Money to O'Dwyer

O’Dwyer Face: Perjury Probe On Testimony  Baemar Mawar WMasan   Former Mayor, Moran To Have Income Tax Reinrns Investiented

O'Dwyer Faces Perjury Probe   Ex-Mayor Also May Stand For Tax Investigation

Firemen’s Union Asks Crane to Resign Office   Testimony as to Political Gifts Brings Demand

Ineomelraud And Perjury FaceO’Dwyer   Ambassador’s $10,000 Bring Threat of Double Prosecution

O'Dwyer Faces Tax Evasion, Perjury Probes   Investigations Grow Out of Crime Hearing Testimony

Moran Also Is Checked By U.S. Unit   Former Mayor, Friend and Crane Placed ‘Under Scrutiny for - Activities   ‘Others’ Are Listed   State Tax Group Also Goes Over Matter, Is Report

Two Probes Being Faced By O'Dwyer   Income Tax, Perjury Check Stems From Hearing; Moran Is Under Investigation

Denies $10,000 Gift Airing on O’Dwyer Asked After Testimony Conflicts

O'DWYER FACES U.S. TAX QUIZ   Perjury Probe May Also Stem From Testimony At Crime Probe

Ponder Perjury And Tax Frauds In Crime Probe   Federal  Officials Study Evidence Provided By Senate Investigators

PAYORT, MAN FIRED  Fire Union Chief Has Claimto Giving Money to er

Probe to Scan O'Dwyer Tax, Quiz Answers N. Y. Firemen Union Chief  Won't Quit Despite Ouster From Washington

Executive Believes Majority of Idaho Voters Would Turn Local Option Down

Benton Lashes Mcearthyism  As ‘Reckless’   Senators Hold Indirec Debate; Badger Re plies to Attacks —

Despite Ta Tax Raise   Treasury: Secretary  Hostile To Sales Tax

ISny ‘der Predicts F ederal Deficit OF 1$1,200,000,000 For This Fiscal Year

‘Member of Union Tortured Before He’s Slain at Chicago   Knife Is Pressed 8 Inches Into Body

Two Children Die As Fire Sweeps Home   Rhode Island Mother Rescues Three Other Tots

America Seek Bases In Spain   Would Be Part Of New Pact With Franco

U. S. Special Mission To Visit Spain   Diplomats Prepare To Leave In Few Weeks For Final Negotiations  For Sea-Air Bases.

UMWA Reports on Pension Plan  39,911 Miners Retire in 22-Month Period

UMW Denies Soff Coal Employes: Are Taking Unfair Advantage Of Pension Sysiem

teas of Huge Demand For Miners’  Pensions Groundless, Says Union

Use of Steel Cut for Autos, Houseware   20 Per Cent Slash Ordered by NPA in Second Quarter

Steel for Passenger Cars, Other Consumer Durable Goods Will Be Cut by Production Authority

U.S. Slashes Steel for Auto Makers   20% Reduction Also Ordered For Aprliances

Stee! for Cars, Other Durable Goods Slashed   Use in Next Quarter Cut 20 Per Cent From Averade in 1950 ~~

Assembly Awaits Lausche’s Message   Legislature Clears Decks To Receive Bills, Program

Lausche Will Give Message ‘On Wednesday   Ohio Legislature  Gets Set For Action;

Resumption Of Talks On War Prisoners Doubtful :   TN Command Insiste On Supervised Armistice As Part Of Agreement

Allies Insist On Supervised Korean Truce   Doubt Resumption Of Negotiations on Prisoner Exchange

MORMONS MOURN DEATH OF LEADER: SOLEMN  ‘A@CRPRADIV BAFRAIFLAYV BAAYV BRIA BSA FRALVIP AATIVAY

ONLY TWO SUPPORT TRUMAN Pro-MacArthur Telegrams. Letters Swamp Hoffman

 Truce Deadline Passes-—Question Now: Heavy Fighting Again Soon?

Will WarFlare? Is Query Posed In Korea Today  Last Red Offensive

CEASE-FIRE TIME EXPIRES   Expect Ground. Fighting To Remain Quiet For A While

Restrictions On Taking New Territory End As Deadline For Armistice Passes

— ETE MPCECEISAVe £ USLEIOUS  ‘Doubts [If Heavy Fighting Will Resume

Eleven Persons Hurt In Area Mishaps Plainview Man Dies In Car-Truck Crash

Stick to Columbia For School Site   New M. U. Board of Curators Decides on Location for Medical School.

Settles Hot Issuc  Wolpers Says Curators Favor Medical School at Columbia

LIONS CLUB PLAN FOR HALLOWE’EN ANNUAL PARTY   Community-Wide Event Ha: Parade, Prizes, Dance  fr. 4. tk... 4

Reds Slip In Italy   Lose Control of Three Major Cities in Election; Fascists Gain

Reds Stripped Of Control In Major Cities   Pro-Atlantie Pact ° Parties Win Ballot Contests In Italy

Italian Red Bloc Loses Florence   Pisa and Piacenza Voting Goes Rightist

Communist Power Wanes in Italy  Lose Controlin ~~. Three Major Cities eReacult af Elactian

Italian Reds Are Losers In Major Cities   Atlantic Pact Supporters Strip Communists Of Control In Important Centers OF Italy

BACKS ALLIED DRIVE NORTH   Flamethrowers, Tanks, Planes In Action In Korea

Hard-Fighting Infantrymen  Move Forward  _ Report Stiffest  Resistance In. - a Several auntie

Allies Grind Through Hills   Stiff Enemy Resistance Met on §0-Mile Front

Allies Take to Korean Hills, Pursue Reds   Infantrymen Meet Stiff Resistance On 80-Mile Front

Stiffened Resistance Met by U.N.  In Korea  i a _ ~~ om hE   But Van Fleet Does Not Expect Red Offensive  In Next Few Days

Acting Governor Fagan Appoints New Chancellor   Richard Mobley Is Named To Succeed Late J. B. Ward

Local Club Host To Kiwanis 4th Division Rally      Clinton C.: Barnes,: Governor . OF Indiana’ District’ of Kiowanis. to Sneak

Kiwanis Host to District Meeting   Five Clubs to Be Represented at Dinner

Neighbor Finds Nude Body; Use Awl in. Killing  mime ee   Pretty Champaign High Student Brutally Beaten °

FIND oODY OF GIRL, 17, oLAlN IN HER HOME   Signs of Struggle Found in Room; Victim Stabbed 40 or 50 Times.

STABBED WITH AWL   High School Girl Brutally Slain by Home Intruder

Berlin Crowd F lings Stones   Police Combat 5000 on Border of Russian, French Sectors

RIOT BREAKS OUT IN BERLIN   Throw Stones in Melee on Border Of French Zone

ODwythSays Bank Account Story False ©   Probers Check Transfer of. Money to His N. Y° Accoun:

 New Way Found To Survive Atomic  Blast; Get In Lower Part Of Building

Three Convicted Wartime Atomic Spies Will Appeal; Sentencing Is Set April 5

CONVICTED SPIES TO FILE APPEALS   Two Men, Woman to Be Sentenced April 5 Plan Last Ditch Fight

First Americans Ever Found Guilty of Atomic Treason; Death Penalty Un ' likely But May Get 30 Years.

Egypt Clashes Described as ‘State of War’   12 Persons Killed As British Troops Battle Police

12 Persons Die In Suez Canal Lone Fighting   Egyptians Claim ‘State of War’ Threatens Peace

Braden Accused By Peron For Plotting Revolf   Ex-Ambassador Is Branded As Instiqator

Peron Blames  Former Envoy  For Rebellion   Spruille Braden ‘Initiated’ Revolt, Argentine President Says

Ex-US Envoy Accused Of Starting Revolt Spruille Braden Denies. Charae Of Araentine Dictator

TV Industry Asks Easier Credit Terms   Suspension Of Regulation ‘W’ Asked By Leader

TV Industry Asks Congress For More Liberal Credit Terms For Set Buyers

Eight Gifts Add $45 to Opera Fund   METROPOLITAN OPERA FUND  Previously Reported ...$888.00 Jagcce FIuman The

DY UAOn WAN OLTANIO eS ORAS ESSE AE PE EELS ILE EEL EELS EEL ED ELE ED  FBI Warns Police Against Red Saboteurs

FBI in Warning to Nation's Police to Be On Guard in Case of War With Russia   Thousands of Soviet-Trained U. S. Saboteurs Would Go Into Action

Negro Rapist Dies In Chair As Pleas Fail   McGee, Executed: For Attacking Woman. In . Mississippi. Home.

Chair Ends Long Battle for Lite  Adtentente mt Dewintl,   Mississippi Rapist’s 11th-Hour Bid Fails

Owner Of WIR Dies In Detroit  Newscast Distortion Charae Left Pendinc

Truman to Ask For Additional Flood Relief   President Prepares Message to Congress

Special Message On Flood Relief   President Truman Preparing Request for Extra Aid to Midwest   ISN'T COMPLETED YET   Reads Parts in Special Meet ing; No Statement as to Amount

Truman Seeks More’ Aid For. Flooded: Areas   $25, 000; 000 Has: Been         NS Be-Asked-Not kno

Works or Relief Message   President Truman Preparing It to  Seek Funds For  Flood Areas

More Relief For Flooded Areas Asked   Truman Prepares Plea To Congress to Send Additional Funds to Ravaaed States

WillAsk For More Flood Relietfunds   Truman Preparing Special Message to Congress For Additional Aid

Truman to Request More Flood Relief   Prepares a Special Message to Congress In Midwest’s Behalf

Fund for Flood Relief Sought   Truman Preparing Message for Conares:

Truman to Ask More Flood Aid   ’ Midwest Relief Still Falls Short: Rivers Project Wanted

BWalttrcrheucrcmm Pefarmed   Frances L. Rodgers, Wm. H. Morton Wed

RUTH HEINDEL BRIDE OF HARRY W. SARBAUGH   Couple Wed In Double Ring Cere. mony At St. Matthew's Lutheran Church This Afternoon

M. ELIZABETH HOWELLS BECOMES BRIDE TODAY   Daughter Of Mr. And Mrs. Benjamin Howells Weds John Allen Wible At St. Mark's Chureh

ATTRACTIVE WEDDING IN ST. ANN’S CHURCH   Mr. Frank Polizzi, Trenton, Weds Miss Josephine  Accardi, of Bristol   REV. PINCI OFFICIATES

Enemy Shapes Counter-Blow  In Other Area   Task Force Smashes Eight Miles Through Eastern Korean Line

Jebb Uraes One More UN Try  Britain Not Ready To Brand China Reds

Jebb Urges One More Peace Bid.  Britain Not Ready For Final Decision   Britain Not Ready For Final Decision On Red Aggression

Britain Asks New Cease-Fire Effort  Not Yet Supporting Aggression Charges

Britain Asks Another Try To Halt War   Weigh Efforts For Last Cease-Fire Attempt,  st. - 

Britain Urges One More Try For Korea Peace  Not Yet Ready To Brand China As Aggressor

U.N.Is Urged By Britain To Make One More Try  (In Obtaining Cease-Fire   Ry FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

SLould All Leap Together \One More Try for Cease Kire in Korea Asked

Jebb Urges Last Effort To End War  Warns Red China  Situation Serious

U.N. Is Urged By, Britain To Make One More Try In Obtaining Cease-Fire

Jebb Urges One More Peace Iry Before Leap  lf We Leap, We Should Leap As One Sa wyr  ve Sir Gla

‘Too Much Trash Mechanical Cotton Pickers  Prove Added Ginner Problems

New Red Drive In Korea Seen Likely Answer To ‘Soviet Defeat On Pact

Reds Promise Pact Means Far East War   Japanese Peace Document To Get 49 Nations’ OK ~

COMMUNISTS SEE NEW WAR IN FAR EAST   Free Nations of World to Support Treaty Despite Red Warnings.

49 Nations Set To Ink Treaty For Japanese   Soviet Satellites Predict More War

Taking Action. Despite Soviet. War Rumblins:   Gromyko Summons ° Newsmen. for Final Blast at Jap Pact

Pact Branded By Russia As Preparation  For New War   _ Delegates Fear ‘That ~ Real Red Reply Will  Be Blazing Offensive  Jn Korean Conflict

Defy Russian Threat Of “New War In East’; Signatures At 1:00 PM   Gromyko Practices Walk-Out After Rough Treatment, But Returns To Attempt New Fight.

WEB REVAMPED AGAIN BY U.S   Many Manufacturers Are Affected By New Rulings

FEDERAL CONTROL CHIEFS PAVE WAY FOR PRICE BOOST:   Declare Higher Ceilings Can Be Expected on Many Goods as Result of Changes in Regulations.   REVISIONS AFFECT 100,000 MANUFACTURERS   At Same Time NPA Freezes Introduction of New Automobile Models After February 1.

Capehart Amendment Given As Reason For Permitting Manufacturers’ Price Rise —

DiSalle Warns Of Increase On Many Item:   New Auto Models Frozen; Increases Blamed On Congress

Government Also Bars Introduction Of New Medels Of Heavy Goods After February 1

New Auto Designs Frozen By Order: Price Bars Eased   Government Lifts Curbs On Consumer Goods;  f“anarace Riliamad

Price Control . ‘Chiefs Revise Ceiling Orders   Automobile Models Virtually Frozen By New Regulation

Consumer Goods Price Hike Seen in OPS Act  Agency Revamps Manufacturers’ Rules; Suggests Congress Responsible for Boosts

Ceilings Lifted By Price Chiefs On Many Items   DiSalle Says Changes Made Necessary- by Capehart Amendment

Higher Price Ceilings Loom On Many Item:   U. S. Puts ‘Freeze’ on New Models of Autos, Other Consumer Good

Higher Prices Expected On Many Consumer Goods   Control Chiefs “Blame” Congress

PRICE CONTROL WEB REVAMPED AGAIN BY UL 5   Many Manufacturers Are Affected By New Rulings

HIGHER PRICE CEILINGS CAN BE EXPECTED   100,000 Manufacturer: Will Be Permitted Te Raise Prices   MUTTON AND VEAL DUE TO COST MORE

GEN. RIDGWAY PUSHES FULL INVESTIGATION   Hints Of Skepticism Loom; Denials Do Not Appear Forthcoming

Doubt Raised Over Report. Of Atrocities:   British Skeptical = As Ridgway Pushes Full Investiaation . :

Censorship Denied; ; Reds Deny Airocity Report; Hurl Counter-Charee At Allie:

MASSACRE REPORT IS BRANDED BY PEIPING   Chinese Reds Claim That Thousands Of Their Prisoners Have - Been Killed Bx UN

Exaggeration Suggested In Troop Murders   ‘Hints Of Skepticism Arise; Men At Front Told OF Slavings

Grand Jury Witness To Testify Ralph Capone Is ‘Honest, Hard-W orking’

Ralph Capone Is Trying To Make Good, Mercer Priest, Residents A gree

Ralph Capone Says Nephew ‘In Charge’ ,  New Manager of Mercer Bar and Hotel Is Son of Capones’ ‘Lost Brother’

UN Patrols Within 19 Miles of Seoul: Navy Shells Inchon   Allies Step Up Pressure on Enemy Forces South of 38th Parallel Throughout Korea; Two Large Red Highway Convoys Smashed

Patrols Stab To 19 Miles From Capital   ‘American Planes Smash  Two Enemy Conveyss { 8 tae? Confidert

Stepping Up Pressure by Land, Sea and Air on Red Forces; Planes Smash at Two Enemy Highway Convovs.

Push Near Seoul, Bombard Inchon In Mystery Lull   Fleet Blasts Seoul’s Port as Allied Patrols Vainly Seek Foe; MacArthur Promises ‘Bloody Nose’ for Chinese; India Urges Peace Talks During Calm

Hunter-Killer Patrols Push Far Into Enemy Territory   Pressure on Red Forces Stepped Up on Land, Sea and Air; More Resistance by Reds Met

Hunter - Killer Patrols Hunt Missing Army   U. 8S. Heavy Cruisers Shell Port Of Inchon To Silence Red Guns

Allied Patrols Nearing Seoul; Enemy Hunted   UN Land, Sea And Air Units Stepping Up ‘Pressure On Red Troops South Of 38th Parallel; Destroyers Shell Port

Little Activity Reported On Central And Eastern Fronts; Armored Elephants Range “*o Within 33 Miles Of 38th  Paralle!

Allied Vessels Silence Enemy Guns At Inchon  Ss a i,   Planes Smash Two Highway Convoys

Allied Forces Step Up Drive Against Reds   Patrols Strike Within 19 Miles Of Seoul Despite Pressure

By Land, Sea and Air, U. N Forces Step Up Pressure on Reds South of Parallel 38.  Hemmant wnat   WARSHIPS BOMBARD THE PORT OF INCHON   Communist Shore Guns on Wolmi Island Knocked Out —Planes Smash at 2 Highway Convoys,

Big Three to Blame Russia For New Pact   Mid-East Military Command Effort Due To Red Activities, West to Declare

Give Reds Plain Talk on Defense Of Middle East.      Four Powers Put Blame on Russia

Russia Due Blunt Message On Reason For Forming of Middle Fact Command

Russia To Get Story On New Defense Setup  4 Western Powers To Tell Plainly Why Middle East Plan Due

Big Three To Tell Russia Of Policies   Middle East Plans No Concern OF Soviet

Note To Advise Soviets Why Allies Are Forming Command In Middle East

Charges on T.U. Prof Are Blasted   Students, Faculty Join Legislator In Defendina instructor

Aid Payments Total $13,597  _ Old Age Figure to “$10,701 Mark Here

Allies Continue Push To North   UN Troops Battle Fiercely With Reds On 40-Mile  Peant

Reds Stiffen As Allies Near Redoubt  U.N. Troops Eight Miles Beyond 38th

One U.S. Column Pushes 8 Miles  Into North Korea; Red Jets Repulsed

Allies Drive 8 Miles Into North Korea   Face Mounting Enemy Resistance North of Parallel

U. §. JETS WIN AERIAL BATTLE AGAINST REDS   ‘Slow Advance Keeps Enemy Off-Balance All Along Front

Allies Battle teds All Along 40-Mile Front   UN Forces hight Miles Inside North Korea: Jets in Aerial Combat

SLOW, STEADY ADVANGE MADE BY UN FORCES   Reds Fighting Back From Hills And Ridges Of North Korea   12 SABRE JETS CHASE 30 COMMUNIST CRAFT

Dozen Jets Send 30 Enemy Jets Scurrying Home  Whcle Battlefront Expected To Shift Into N. Korea Soon

Communists Resist Fiercely As Allied Troops Advance  Battle in Progress on Most of 40-Mile

Allies Take Lock Around 8 Miles Above Parallel   Resistance Serious But Main Force of Foe Not Found

Truce Hope  Is Dimming In Far East   Communists, ‘Allies Still Far Apart On Neutrality

Negotiators On  Armistice Terms  Miles Apart Peace Efforts  Stalled By _ Site Discussion

ADMITS SETTING FIRE THAT KILLED EIGHT   High School Senior Weld ir Connection With Apartment i House Blaze.

Big Gun Battle In New Orleans Vieux Carre   Ex-Convict Stabs Girl When She Turns Him Down on $3000 Gift

Gunman Taken in Dawn Fight  New Orleans French Quarter Battle Scene

Exotic W. Va. Dancing Girl Wounded By Ex-Convict Who Battled Cops With Guns In New Orleans French Quarter

Police Fight Wild © Street Gun Battle : With Young Convict   Ex-Convict Stabs Sheila Ryan When She Refused Give Him Sum Of Money: Officer Is Wounded

Reports of Hardship Mount as Dry Spell Continues Throughout State

Senator Denies False Testimony   Lehman Declares Probe Is Needed

Far East Probe Testimony Stirs Senate Dispute   Nevadan Complains New Yorker implies He Fosters Perjury

Word Exchange Involves Senators   Steps May Be Taken To Probe Testimony Given To Committee

Chinese Promise to Stop Sending Money to Reds Threatening Kinfolk

AFL PRESIDENT SAYS  Profiteering, Price-Gouging Sanctioned In Control Laws

American Legion Calls On Truman To Prevent Strikes And Slowdowns In Key War Production Industries

Congress Charged With Sanctioning Protiteering   Legion Told That Twin Evils Of Housing Crisis And Inflation Hurting Morale Of Defense Worker

Green Raps Congress, Price  Control Laws   Claims Inflation, Housing Crisis Hurt Morale of Workers

Caution Cities To Make Budgets For A Full Year   New Fiscal Year Should Not Mean Lower Taxes

Report Against Statehood Goes To U.S. Senate Today   Cannot Afford To ‘Be A State

Iwo Measures Noticed in Senate Would Prohibit Hitchhiking, Make Levy on Wildlife Tracts

Overhauled Measure To Face Ballot   Outcome Doubtful As Much-Amended Measure Attracts Crowd to Capital

House To Vote On Loyalty Oath Measure Today  Outcome Is In Doubt On Controversial, Amended Bill

UN Offensive Still Rolls ‘Toward North   Red Resistance Crumbling Before Advancing Troops

Red Interview Is Branded As Propagand:   Washingtou Docs Not Show Concern Over Stalin’s Statement

TO PLAN FOR ’52   State Republican Leaders Will Convene in Wichita  Tomorrow

TAFT’S STAND WILL BRING HOT DEBATE   rosa Pel Policy Epi ‘0 Be On Senate ge

GOP Backs View U. 5. Must Nof Over-Extend Self   Democrats Challenge Opinion Sea and Air Power To Be Enough

Foreign Policy Debate Fanned By Taft Speech   Republicans Support Plea to Concentrate On Sea, Air Power

CLAIMS DEMOS CURBING NEWS   Sen Williams Bares Order To Sift News On   Tax Probers

Claims Democratic Censorship Hits Tax Scandal Probe   Senator Told Party Chairmen Must Clear Data

CENSORSHIP THROUGH CONGRESS Tax Scandal Exposer Says He’s Now Gagged

Senator Says Ad ministration Curbs Probe With Censorship   Democratic Party  Is Hit by Williams.

Prober Charges Rureau Censorship   Industr ‘ial Loan Agency Tops State GOP Proeram

Acheson Would Meet Red Menace   Urges American Republics To Bolster Their Strength Against Marxist Threat

Acheson Urges Action to Meet Communist Threat  - Suggests Coordinated   Suggests Coordinated Defense Program In Hemisphere

Acheson Urges Immediate Action by American Republics To Meet World Threat Posed by Communism   Truman's Move To Put Mac Under Political Censorship Is Received with Shock and Surprise in Tokyo

Hemisphere Defense Unity Urged   Acheson Warns Ministers of Red Menace

Unity Appeal To Curb Red Peril Voiced   American Nations Urged By Acheson To Combat Threat

Acheson Urges Swift Action to Meet Red Peril   Tells the New World No Free Nation Safe From the Communist:

Acheson Urging Action To Meet Menace Of Reds   . Secretary of State Claims no Nation In World is Secure Against Work Posed By Communiam; Wants Full Cooperation

 First Session Opens  Acheson Urges United Action In Address Before Republies

Acheson Ask: Americas Aid Liberty Fight   Secretary Calls For Co-Operation To Mee  Communism Menace

Acheson Urges American Nations To Take Means To Meet Red Menace Now

Oppose Anti-Seeregation Act   First Session Opens  ‘Acheson Urges United Action In Address Before Republics

‘Acheson Addresses F oreign Ministers Unite To Fight Communism American Republics Uroed

aeememenee eS TE EG ES EE A NN Ee TT TNT te See te oR eames ernest etme mean sel  Inter-American Ministers Warned = Sec. Acheson Urges Action Against Red Menace

Acheson Urges Free Americans  To Combat Reds   Secretary Issues Plea At Parley Of  Mintsters.

Fast Action By Republics Is Requested   Acheson Makes Keynote Speech To Conference

ACHESON GIVES KEYNOTE Foreign Ministers Begin Antr-Communist Session

INTER-AMERICAN RED FRONT URGED   Acheson Asks Economic, Military Backing Of U. S.

Hemispheric Action Urged Against Reds  Coordinate Defense  Aehecan (Canuncele

Acheson Asks All-American Fight On Reds   Chile And Peru Displeased With Truman's Remarks About Bolivia

Meet Menace of Reds, Plea   Acheson Addresses American Republics

Acheson Urges American Republics To Take Immediate Action to Meet Threats Posed by Communism

Quick Action Urged to Meet Menance Posed By Communism  Acheson is Speaker At Inter-American - Conference Opening

Urses American Nations to Join in Defense Effort   Acheson Says Combined Action Necessary io Meet Red Threat.

Red Menace Pointed Out By Acheson  Diferlemiat A esceeale   Diplomat Appeals To Latin America For United Front

ACHESON ASKS PAN-AMERICAN DRIVE ON REDS   ‘Says Russia Menaces Individ ual Freedom and Indepen dence of Nations.

Acheson Asks Quick Defense  For Americas   Truman Ruffles Some Delegates On Irrigation Plan

[Acheson Urges Quick Action By Republics ‘Of South America To Combaf Red Aaaression

SEEK UNITY TD oTAVE OF ASS THREAT   Writes 7,000-Word Encyclica to Bishops Urging Unity Under One Flag.

Pope Calls for All Christians to Unite in Fight Against Communism

Pope Urges All to Unite Under One Flag   Makes Appeal in Thinly Veiled Attack  on Communism

NO CESSATION OF FIGHTING UNTIL TRUCE   8th Army Ordered to Keep on Killing Communists, But Lull Marks Front.

Meeting Earlier Than July 10-15 Date Limit Asked   8th Army Keeps On Killing Enemy Troops; Ridgway Awaiting Orders Froin Washineton On Site Change

To Answer Red Offer To Meet July 10-15:   Grim Fighting —Continves-On-in—— Korea

(Gen. Ridgway Expected to ‘Accept Communist Proposal   But 8th Army Ordered to Keep On Killing Red Troons in Korea

Truman Scored Sy Churchmer   Leaders Critical . Of HST’s Sneech::

AMNSYEAD BR ime.  God Cannot Be Used For Political Purposes, Episcopal Bishop Says

Can’t Use God  For Political  Purposes, Says Episcopal Bishop   Episcopal Bishop Answers Truman On Petty Differences

Cleries Reply  To President   God Cannot Be Used Politiceally, Truman Informed

India Queries U. S. On Mace’s Bomb Orders   Envoy Wants to Know Whether General Can Raid Manchuria Bases

India Asks U.S. To Explain Views On Manchuria   Seeks Clarification . Of Statements’ by Gen MacArthur, Ravburn

Asks What Authority Given ‘Mac’   Seeks To Clarify Reybum’s Report On Red Buildup

Seeks to Learn Extent of Mac's Bombing Orders   Senators Demand Date on Arms Diversion to European Area

India Asks If Mac ls Authorized to Bomb China Bases   2 GOP Senators Ask If Arms for Korea Are Diverted

Indian Envoy, U. S. Confer On W Arthur   Reports General Given Authority to Bomb Manchuria

Points fo Rumor On Plan To Bomb Manchuria Bases  President, Aides Discuss Situation In New Turmoil

India Queries Mac’s Remarks  Manchurian Bombing Talk Gets Attention

India Asks the U.S. About MacArthur's Orders on Bombng Manchurian Bases   Also Want More Information On Rayburn’s Statement

Britain to Send Mission to Iran  For Renewed Talks  Harriman Apparently Successful in Attempt  To Mediate Oil Disput

Acheson Contends Stopping of War  At 38th Parallel "Successful End

Rumors Are Rife as UN Commander Confers With South Korean President Sigman Rhee, Ambassador John J. Muccio and High Army Leaders; Fierce Fighting Continues on Central Front.

Acheson For Halting At 38th   ‘Stopping There » ..‘Would Be Successful Conclusion to War -

MISS. SELECTS GOV. TODAY   Marks End Of Bitter White-Johnson Runoff Campaign

Most Bitter tection Ends in Mississippi      ‘Voters Will Choose One Of Two Candidates for Governor Running Unde States Rights Banner

Cites GOP Reapportionment Planks Solons Against Redistricting Should Resign, Melchior Says

OIL TANKERS  _ AREHELDUP BY IRANIAN GOV'T   Tehran Government Accuses British Oilmen of Sabotese.

Tran Accuses British Oilmen Of Sabotage   Refuse to Sign Receipts For Oil Pumped Aboard Tankers at Abadan

lranians Charge British With Sabofage   Oilmen Charged With Refusal To Authorize Signing Of Receipts

Iranian Oil Company Accuses British Worker: Of Sabotage for Refusal to Sign Receipts for Oil Pumped Aboard Tankers

British Embassy Protests Charges Of Sabotage Over Refusal Of Oil Receipts

OIL TANKERS ARE HELD UP BY IRANIAN GOV")   Tehran Government Accuse: British Oilmen of Sabotage.

Dozen Tanker s Stopped From Sailing  Shutdown of Abadan Refinery Threatenec

aa OF TANKERS HALTED Iran Oil Company Accuses British Oilmen Of Sabotage

lranians Tie Up Shipment Of Oil  Charge: Sabotage In Refusal Of Receipts

Sabotage By British Cry Of Iranian Oil Company   Tanker Loadings Reported Halted At Refinery Because Iranians Have Demanded Receipts

British Protest Sabotage Claim  Iran Oil Tension Growing Tighter

“TAKE RESPONSIBILITY OR SEE ABADAN GO UP IN FLAMES.” TRAN OFFICIALS. WARNED

British Inked After Tankers Held At Docks   Tran Makes Charge Of Sabotage As Oil Receipts Not Signed

lran Accuses AlOCs Men Of Sabotage  TankerCaptains Refuse to Sign Receipts for Oil

Iran Accuses Britons Of Sabotage In Refusing To Sign For Oil Cargoes

Charge British With Sabotage   Iran Makes Charge After Oilmen Refuse To Sign Oil Receipts

Iran Oil Firm Accuses British  Of Sabotage Acts  Refusal to Authorize Signingzof Receipts  Rasis of Chargve

IRAN ACCUSES BRITISH OF OIL SABOTAGE   Tanker Loading Halted at Port Of Abadan

Tehran Firm Holds British For Sabotage   British Oilmen Accused Of Sabotage By Iran Oj Company, British E.vey Declares

Reds File Reply To UN’s Proposal  For Cease-Fire   Suggest Meeting At Kaesong On 38th Parallel Rather Than On Danish Hospital Ship As Face-Saving Move And Further Propaganda   “That's Not The Way I Heered It!”  Old-Time Diplomats Are Puzzled;  Armistices Used To Be Secretive

Silence Greets Czechs’ Protest . Of Air Sanctions  ~Pragué Declares _ Ban On Airlines.  * Fogo fA lg

Czech Notes Protest West Clampdown   ‘Big Three’ Remain Silent After Prague Radio Hurls Charges

Czechs Protest Curbs by Allies on Red Regime   Open Discrimination Charged but Three Nations are Silent

Czech Protests Greeted Silently   3-Country Clampdown On Communist Regim«e Complained in Notes

Silence Greets Czech Protests Over New Clampdowns By Western Power

Czechs Protest On Clampdowns   Notes to Be Sent Bia Three Nations

Nations lgnore Crech Protest   Britain, France, US Are Silent On  ‘Western Clampdown

CZECH PROTEST ON AERIAL BLOCKADE IGNORED BY ALLIES      Prague Radio Charges Move  Violation OF Potsdam  re weiik hn

Ignore Czech Protest Over Plane Curbs   Prague Complains About ‘Open Discrimination’ Avsainst UN Member

Big Three Silent On — Czech Protest   Complaint On Air Blockade Sent By. Communist Regime

CZECHS PROTEST AGAINST ALLIED BAN ON PLANES      Claim Potsdam Pact Violated -by Allied Reprisal for Oatis Trial.

Czech Protests Greeted Silently  3-Country Clampdown   3-Country Clampdown On Communist Regime Complained in Notes

Czechs Protest Western Allies Air Traffic Ban   Charges Discrimina: tion; Action Reprisal In Oatis Case

DR. R..L. FLOWERS TAKEN BY DEATH   Righty Year-Old Chancellor And Former President Of Duke University Dies,

Imminent Peril Of World War, Ridgway Says  Allies Open New Attacl on Chinese Reds Norih   Allies Open New Attack on Chinese Reds North of Hwachon Dam

Troops Told War Threat Is Imminent   General Ridgway Urges New Unit To ‘Learn Fast’

King Ranch Moves Cattle  Drought Forces Shift To Distant Pastures

Flood from Two Rivers Is Innundating Solomon   Waters fram Solomon And Smoky Hill Highest? Since 1903. Is Report

Worst Flood Since 1903  Hits Solomon   Waters From Swollen Solomon, Smoky Hill Inundate Several Blocks

Deputies in Fourth Meet   Still Trying to List Points For Ministers At Suggested Big Four Conferance

Austrian Treaty Splits Big Four  Russia Fears Pact Would Help Allies

Austrian Treaty Still Snarls Big 4   Russians Insist On Debate Over Trieste

BIG 4 DEPUTIES MEETING AGAIN   Seek To Draw Up List Of Points For Ministers To Discuss  NOT YET OPTIMISTIC

BIG FOUR PONDERS WAY TO NEGOTIATE AUSTRIA TREATY   Britain, France, U. S. Eager To End Pact; Topic Off Russians’ List

Big Four Ponder Austrian Treaty  Gromyko Calis Move A ‘Second Trieste’

Austrian Treaty Held Vital For  Easing Tension   Big Four Deputies To Discuss Possible Procedure,

Big 4 Diplomats Attempt To Ease East-West Tension   Truman Steers Clear Of Washington Scrap

Dismiss Soviet Peace Bid as ‘Nothing New  Shvernik Proposes Five-Power Pact  v

Peace Pact Called Trap   State Department Answers Soviets: Charge Pact Is Just Propaganda

‘Nothing New’ Seen in Note  By State Dept.   Soviets in Letter To Truman Suggest Five-Power Pact

Red: Peace Pact Proposal Called Propaganda Trap   U. S. Says Members Of UN Are Already Partners in Treaty

Latest Soviet Proposal Called ‘Propaganda Trap’   WASHINGTON — (UP) — The United States toda denounced a Russian proposal] for peace pacts as merel.  or ae ee ee SB. Bese cw OP &

Reds Merely Trying To By-Pass U.N. In Proposing Big Five Meetings

OLD STUFF, I 1 EACTIO TO SOMET BI   Proposal for 5-Power Peace Pact Rehashes Former Red Programs.

Kremlin’s. Latest Termed Propaganda   State Department Calls on Soviet To Abide by Present Treaties

Polio Virus ls Isolated: Prepare Serum   Basil O'Connor, President oj National Foundation fer Infantile Paralysis, Announces Important Discovery.

TAX MEASURE PASSAGE SEEN WITHIN WEE   Democratic Senator: Take Pot Shots At  State Program

House Passage Of Fine’s Tax Plan Predicted   Committee Quickly Okays Ideas: Senate Votes Loyalty Bill

House to Act Quickly On Tax Law   Passage Within Week Predicted by Chairman Wravburn Hall.

PASSAGE SEEN   Democratic Senator: Take Pot Shots At  State Program

Litfle Hone For Agreement At Paris Seen   Acheson Says U. S. Near Rope’s End In Conferences

RUSS PRICE FOR PARLEY TOO HIGH  U. S. Near End of Rope at  Bia 4 Talks--Acheson

Big Four Talks Appear Remote  Russia’s Price Too Litek Aehoacan Save

Russia's Price for Big Four Meet Too High, Says Achesor   Brands McCarthy Charge as Untrue

Taft Assails Sec. Acheson   Charges Department Wants Reds To Win

Sag ce) tld  Biggest Allied Manuevers Since Last War ‘Gets Underway Today In West Germany

Europe's Biggest Allied Exercise Since World War Begins In Germany

Allies Hold Big Troop Exercises   European Forces — To Repel ‘Invader’

Western ‘Big 3’ Begin War Game:   Largest Maneuvers Since World War Il

100,000 Troops in Maneuvers   Outnumbered US, British, French to Hold at Rhine

10 Persons Die; 20 Hurt In Collision   Beer Truck Hits ‘Greyhound near Alpena. Adich.

LUCKY, HEN LAYING EGG DAILY, ANNOYS THE NEIGHBORS BY CROWING; ALSO GROWS SPURS

Boundary Crossing Is Pondered   Final Decision May Hinge On The Possibility Of Reaching Early Truce.

Final UN Decision ‘Abou! Parallel: May ‘Depead on Future ‘Conditions, Claim

Officials Discuss Decision to Cross The 38th Parallel  Action Will Depend   Action Will Depend On Future Military, Diplomatic Conditions

NO DECISION ON CROSSING 38TH PARALLEL   Final United Nations Action to Depend on Future Military, Diplomatic Moves,

SODA POP TAX LOOMS AGAIN AS STATE LEVY   House Republican Committee Also Considers Unincorporated Businesses.

Turnpike Commission Seeks Authority to Condemn Land  Additional Power Needed te Acquire 240-IMile Right-of-Way Across Ohio for Tol Sener Road

ORDER INQUIRY INTO AFFAIRS OF HUGE FIRM   Tax Scandals Data Is Turned Over To M’Grath’s Grour

Security Risk Expose Looms  Asks 26 Be Refused  Access To Secrets

Sen. McCarthy Asks Acheson foBar26   Wants Them Banned From Access to Gavernment Secrets

lran Firmly Rejects All Oil Protests   Great Britain Told Politely To Mind Its Own Business

Britain's Protest Politely Rejected   _ Anglo-Iranian Oil Firm's Big Issue Was Termed ‘None of ‘Their Business’

lran Premier Snags Britain On Oil Issue  Flatly Relects   Flatly Rejects Protest Against Nationalization

House Passes Criminal Code Changes   Expected Excitement at Harrisburg Fails to Develop.

NEW CRIMINAL CODE IN STATE PASSES HOUSE   Increasing Penalties 1 _ Given Approval - Without Flurry

House Passes New Criminal  Code for State   Measure Increases Penalties for Gambling Many Other Crimes

Treasury Chief Gives: Warning-0} Impending Tayes  ~Gives No Totals: =Marshall Wants 1: 8= - Year-Olds Drafted.

All-Out On Tax Boost   _In Levies Safficient To. Balance War Rudge

Truman to Ask Jax Hike to Balance Budget   Snyder Discloses Plan; 30 Per Cent Jump May Be Sought

Balanced U.S. Budget Aim   Snyder Reveals Economic Report to Recommend Pay-as-You-Go Policy

Tax Call ‘To Be For  Billions   Contemplated to Raise Enough For a Balance  To The Budget

Increase Hinted As 40 Per Cent. Hike in Levies  Economic, Budget,   Economic, Budget, Special Messages Now Being Readied

Truman to Seek Balanced Budge By Tax Hikes  40% Jump Over Present Levies

TRUMAN TO ASK TAX INCREASE TO BALANCE BUDGET   Levy Boost Of Almost 30 Per Cent To Raise 15 Billion Dollars Seer

Truman To Call For More Taxes Snyder Says   Will Seek Funds To Balance Budget In Request

President Plans Asking Congress To Raise: Levies   Additional 20 Billion Seen Needed; Present Total Would Jump 40 P. C.

Snyder Predicts Truman To Seek New Tax Boosts   “Says New Request & Will Be Sought =) Ralance Budget

Onyder neveats “Fay As You Go’ Policy  Truman to Ask Balanced  US Budget

Snyder Reveals Plans for Higher Taxes  ! Officials Study  Federal Sales Tax,  Meas lmeraneae

TRUMAN SEEKS — HIGHER TAXES TO BALANCE BUDGET   Forty Per Cent Jump Possible On Pay-As-You-Go Plan.

Truman To Ask Enough Taxes To Balance Budaet   Snyder Mum, But Estimates Run Up to $20 Billion Hike

Might Involve $20 Billion Boost July 1   Snyder Says President To Lay Down “Pay-As-You:. Go” Policy In Economics Report, Budget Message

Seeks Huge Tax Boost To Do It   President Of Opinion Nation Should Adopt A ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ Finance Plan

A TAX PLAN READY   President Will Ask Enough to Balance New Fiscal Year Budget

TRUMAN POLICY IS INDICATED BY TREASURY HEAD   TWENTY BILLION INCRESE-OR MOREMAY BE NECESSARY

President To Ask Congress For Levy Jump   Nearly 40 Per Cent Boost Indicated ) As Truman Aim

Tax Boost Up to 40 Per Cent Is Envisioned   Snyder Says Truman to Ask Raise Enough to Balance Budget

Truman to Ask for New Taxes   Treasury Secretary Says President to Recommend Budget Be Balanced in “52.

Treasury Secretary Says President To Ask This Week for Enough Higher Taxes to Protect Budget

President To Request On Friday That Budget Be Balanced for 1952, Treasury Head Reports

Balanced Budge Truman Tax Aim, Snyder Asserts  30 Per Cent Hike In Present Levies ay be Pronosed

Truman To Call For Balanced Federal Budget   Pay-as-You-Go Plan Would Hike Taxes Almost 40% © Above Present Level

40 Per Cent: Tax Hike Is To Be. Urged   President to Ask. — For Tax Levy Large Enough to Balance’ Federal Budaet ~-

HST Expected To Ask 50%  Tax Increase »   Will Urge Congress Yor. Balanced Rudeet in 1952

To Ask Congress For Tax Inerease   Snyder Says Truman Will Reauest Enough Boost To Balance New Budget

Truman Will Ask Taxes To Even Budget   Snyder Refuses To Submit Figures On Request This Week

Sum Needed Believed at. $70 Billion   National’ Sales. Levy Considered: “Strona Possibility

Tax Increase To Be Asked By President 40 Per Cent Jump  May Be Needed Is Indicated _

Says Truman to Call for Taxes to Balance Budaef   Snyder Says Call Will Be Made in Congress Next Wee!

Truman Seeks Tax  To Balonce Budget Steo Might Mean ~   Step Might Mean > 30 Percent Jump In FPreasant Laviac

Move Seen to Balance Budget By Next Year      Would Mean Heavy In crease; U.S. Sales Tay Forecast

Balance of Federal Budget in 1952 to Be Asked By Truman  Would Require Tax Boost of 50 Per Cent To Meet Defense Costs

40 Percent Increase Is Hinted   Truman Wants New Levies To Balance Budget

Federal Sales Levy, Balanced Budget Talked   Snyder Talks In Terms Of 50 Per Cent Boost

Tax Increase  To Balance  Budget Sought Demoer atic Leader Says Trumon to Ask

Treasury Head Says Tax Boost Is Coming Soon   Enough To Balance Budget Will Be Soucht.

Snyder Reports President Will Ask Solons for _ Full ‘Pay as You Go’

AO Pereent Tax Hike Is Hinted; Truman Gets Policy Backing   Acheson Willing to Discuss Situation With Taft Or Any Republican

Truman fo Ask Budget Be Balanced   Snyder Reveals Plan; Would Require Big Boost in Taxes.

Expect Hike In  Taxes   National Sales Tax Said Talked: Wait Truman Message

S20 Billion Tax Increase  To Be Asked  Beladnadl ud war   Balanced Budget Is Aim Of Truman   Sales Levy Being Discuss ed, Anderson Says, Plus Income Rate Boost

Raise Taxes to Balance Budget  Truman to Call on Coneress for Hike

National Sales Tax Suggested As Source For Additional Billions US: Taynavers Mav Face 40 Per Cent Increase

$20 Billion Increase Seen in Washington   President to Present ‘Pay-as-you-go' Policy to Conaress

Truman to Ask ‘Pay-as-You-Go’ Boost in Taxes   Recommendations Will Be Made in Message To Conaress Friday

Snyder Reveals Plans for Higher Taxes  Officials Study Federal Sales Tax, Other Increases

EVEN BUDGET TERMED GOAL OF PRESIDENT   Message on Friday To Urge Levying Stiff Taxes

BALANCED ‘52 BUDGET. GOAL OF PRESIDENT   40 Percent Hike In Federal Levies’  “BReliaved- Coming

ORDERS TO ENGINEERS   House. Committee. Tells . Army Corps to Resurvey Flood Works

Army Engineers Under Orders To Resurvey All Navigation ‘And Flood Control Projects

Seoul Cheers UN Fighting Men’s Return   Gls Search Rubbled Streets of Old South Korean Capital for Hidden Communists—Americans Also Storm Into Hongchon. and Find Former  Red Supply Base of Central Front in Ruine

American Assault Troops Storm Into Hongchon, Find Red Base Leveled   Yanks Ride Tanks Across River to Gain Vital Supply Center

Seoul's Ruins Searched for Missing Reds   Full Force of UN Is In Possession of  Ruined. City; Allies Are Near 38th: Line

Former Key Red Supply Base Is Found In Ruins   Vital Road Junction Falls Without Opposition; Yanks Cheered In Return In Force To Seoul

—KOREA WARLiberators Cheered In Ex-Capital   U.N. Troops In General Advance

U.S. Tanks In Hongehon   Mortars Lobbed At GIs After  River Crossing

Allies Surge North After Fleeing Reds  Less Thon 18. Miles  OF Old 38 Parallel...

Yanks Capture Hongchon; Find Town In Ruins   Big Allied Push Rolls Toward Stronghold Near Parallel 38

YANKS PUSH FOR RED BASE AT CHUNCHON   Storm Former Stronghold at Hongchon and Move on Chunchon, Eight Miles From Border.   REDS CONTINUE FIGHTING RETREAT   Allies Greeted Joyously by 206,000 Old Folks and Children in Old Capital at Seoul.

Search Seoul For Hideout Red Soldiers  Only Old Folks Children On Hand To Greet Allies

5 Civilians, Horse Greet U.S. Troops in Levelled Hongchon   Seou! Entered In Force By Allies

BOTH CENTERS FLATTENED BY BOMBS   U.N. Units Within 18 Miles Of 38th Parallel   PRESIDENT RHEE   Elated Over Reoccupation Of Old Korean Capital: Chunchon New Target

Hongchon Falls Before UN Advance   3 American Planes Downed by Enemy Anti-Aircraft Fire

Seoul Retaken As U. N. Gains All Along Line   Enemy Ground Fire Knocks Out Three U.S. Planes. One Pilot

U.N. Troops Enter Hongchon, Near 38th Parallel   Korean City, Once Major Red Supply Center, Found Virtually Deserted

TROOPS ENTER HONGCHONG, OLD RED SUPPLY BASE   Big Push Now Rolling Toward Chunchon; Mop Up Seoul.

Return in Force To Capital City   United Nations Troops Seek Out Reds in Rubbled  Streets   CLOSE TO PARALLEL 38   Big Push Rolls to Chunchon, Main Chinese Stronghold

UN Troops Search  Ruins For Enemy   U. S. Assault Force Storms Into Empty Hongchon; Greeted By Only Five Civilians.

United Nations Troops Take Ove Seoul and Search Through — City’ 5 Remains for Hide-Out Reds  Former Main Communist Supply Base ‘Of Hongchon Is Found in Ruins

Reds’ Hongchon Base Also Falls To Infantrymen      Capital’s Recapture a Magnificent Morale Booster to Roks: Chunchon Next Objective

Enemy Missing As First Units Drive into City   Anti-Aircratft Fire of Chinese Knocks Out Jets

UN Troops Still Drive On to North   Return in Force to Seoul As the Few Remaining Cheer Return of Allies  CROSS THE HONGCHON   Encounter Only Light Fire; Anti-Aircraft Fire Knocks Down Jets

Allies Speed March North   U.N. Troops: Occupy Seoul in Force,. Cheered by Few Remaining Residents

Northward Advance Is Continued   Vital Junction Only 20 Miles South Of 38th Parallel Is Held By Americans

SEARCH RUINS FOR HIDEOUT RED SOLDIERS   GENERAL ADVANCE NORTHWARD FINDS SPOTTY RESISTANCE

RED STRONGHOLD FOUND DESERTED BY COMMUNISTS   Enemy's Center For Supply Lines, 20 Miles South OF Parallel 38, Is Orouped Ry UN.

UN Returns To Seoul In Strength   Hongchon Also Falls to Allies; Chinese Are Caught In Their Own Tran

Big Force In To Liberate Old Capital City   Red Anti-Aircraft Fire Brings Down 3 U. S. Planes; 1 Pilot Dead

Allies Welcomed Back Into Seoul; Drive Surges On   UN Troops Enter Ruined Hongchon, Abandoned by Chinese in Retreat; — Key Red Hub of C hunchon Next Goal

People Jubilant As U.N. Troops Return To Seoul   Allies Surge Northward On Heels Of Retreating Reds All Along Front

Former Main Supply Base of Hongchon Retaken By U, S. Troops Is Found In Shambles

UN. Troops Cheered By Seoul Folk   Allies Probe Rubble For Hiding Remnant Of Communist Army

Drive At Red Stronghold Of Chunchon   Seoul Reoccupied As Allies Push On Toward Parallel 38

Capital Gives Them Welcome   All Along Front Altled Fighting Men Follow Fast Ratreeting Reds

United Nations Forces Still Push Forward   Hongchon Falls To American Troops As Communists Vanish

U. N. Troops Searct For Reds in Seoul; Take Supply Base   Yanks Ride Tanks Across River to Occupy Hongchon

Return To U.N. Forces . Korean Capifal   Troops March Into Seoul After New Gains In War

Americans Seize Hongchon, Former Communists’ Base   ~ Yank Units Meet Little Resistance in Central Area

Allied Troops Less Than 18 Miles From 38th Parallel At Some Points Along Front

Ex-Communist Supply Base ir Central Korea   UN Forces Back In Seoul; Search Ruins for Reds

Allies Surge Ahead on All Fronts, Near  Old Boundary   Toops Greeted By 5 Civilians, Mangy White Horse At Vital Base

Tank-Led Gl Assault Force Info Hongchon   Town of 15,000 Reduced to Five Persons. and Hore,

HONGCHON AND SEOUL TAKEN BY: UN UNITS   Reds Continuing Steady Withdrawal  Under Pressure

U.N. Forces Comb Seoul for Enemy   Reds Retreat Along Entire Korean Front; Allied Push Rolls On

Reds Give Up Former Base At Hongchon   ‘Americans Find Only Few Civilians in Town   SEOUL OCCUPIED   UN Troops Return in Force to Former Capital — Changes tlands Four.  Times.

Troops Search Rubbled Streets Of City for Reds  : UN Forces Adva nce AL Alena Fen:

Withdrawal By Chinese Continuing  Along Front   Big Push Nearing Reds’ Stronghold Near Parallel 38

SEOUL GREETS UN TROOPS WITH OVATION   Reds Continue Speedy Retreat On Entire Front

Hongchon Seized As Allies Chase Foe Back North   Resistance Fades; Residents of Seoul Welcome UN Troops

Seoul Greets Red-Hunting Allied Troops   Americans Enter Hong: chon, But Find It Almost Empty

Spring’s Here; No Spring Weather   Weather Bureau Says Kansas Will Be Fair, Warmer Tomorrow, Though

oe ee  Winter Mars Spring’s Bow River Halts At 37  Ft., Closing Y Road

[Million Auto — Workers Have Pay Increase   Hike Comes as Cost-of-Living Hits All-time Peak :

WESTBROOX PEGLER   Social Security Housewife Is Now  Insurance Collector

Washington Lawyer Paid Boyle $150,000 for 23 Law Accounts   Max Siskind Estimated His Fees at $432,250 to Senate Investiaciors.

Bought 23 Law Accounts From Boyle, Testimony   Siskind, Washington Lawyer Tells Senate Probers of Deal

Boyle's Law Trade Bought, Siskind Says   Demo Chairman Sold Accounts For $150.000

Washington Lawyer Testifies He Bought 23 Accounts From Boyle, With Huge Profit Expected  Attorney Says He Spent $150,000 But May Realize $432,250

Profits In Boyle Law Sale   Siskind Says He Paid $150,000 For Cases That Net $432,250 in Fees

Boyle Gets Big Price For Practice   Lawyer Says He Bough 23 of His Accounts For $150,000.

The Weather   Fees’ Run into Big Money, Influence’ Probe Discloses

Associate Tells of Purchasing Law Clients from Boyle   Paid $150,000 For 23 Accounts Worth $432, 250

Siskind Says He Bought 23  Boyle Accounts   Swears He Never Solicited U.S. Contracts for  Lithofold  ‘

Boyle's Law Partner Admits To Paying Near Half Million For Cases

Law ver Buy S Boy le Clients   But He Won't ListThem: Gabrielson Case Is Next in Probe

unts Sold to Max Siskind...  $150. 000 for 23 of Boyle's Law Clients

Boyle Aide Tells How He Bought Cases   Paid $150,000 for Law Accounts Expected to Yield $432,250

Lawyer Had No Part in Getting Loan, He Says   Never Solicited Work For Lithofold Corp.

LITHOFOLD NOT ONE OF GROUP, CLAIMS SISKIND   Firm’s Counsel Says Boyle Not Getting Part af Retainer

Paid $150,000, Expects $432,250 In Fees Purchased 23 Boyle Law Accounts, Siskind Testifies

Smallpox Scare Arouses Town  Clinic Vaccinates  5 000 Out Of 7.000

Smallpox Case Brings Mass Vaccination  Of 5,000 Residents of Wisconsin Town

Vaccinations Stall When Serum Supply Runs Out  Smallpox Breaks Out in Wisconsin Area

James Roach 64, ‘Station Agent at Struble, Dies After A Brief Illness

Iran Sends Truman Note on Mounting Oil Seizure Crisis   Mossadegh’s Letter Gives President Reasons Why Tehrar Took Over AIOC Properties

Iran Protests British Cruiser. In lragi Waters  ~ Complaint Made To U.S. On British Plans To Close Oil Industry

lran Protesting British Warship  Premier Mossadegh Appeals To Truman

Senate Passes Anti-Gambling Measure, 22-9   Governor Given Club to Use If Law Is Flouted

Appliances to Feel Effect of New DPA Rule  Copper, Aluminum Use Will Be Cut;  Anta Onata Ioawer

Metals For Home Appliances Will Be Cut Further Next Year. Officials Say

Production Rule Takes Effect Jan.    Relief Promised Civilians by Middle of 1952

Need Metal For Defense, DPA Claims  Auto Production Will be Lowered;

Use of Copper, Iron, Aluminum to Be Reduced   Consumer Goods Face Cut of 11 Per Cent Starting Jan. 1

To Cut Use of Metals   Scheduled Reduction January 1 Revealed By DPA Administrator To Cangresemen .

Metal for Making Appliances Wiil Be Cut 115 Per Cent   Other Consumer Hard Goods Will Also Be Affected DPA Announces.

Government To Conserve More Metal   Cutback of 112 Percent In Civilian Supply Gtartec lan 1-

Domestic Metal  To Be Curtailed   Materials for Household Appliances to Be Cut Over: 1] Per Cent   A ROUGH TIME AHEAD

Use of Metal Will Be Cut   114% Pet. More to Come From Appliances After Jan. 1

 soars ctive January 1 (New Cutbacks in Production Of Civilian Goods Ordered

CUT METAL FOR CIVILIAN ITEMS   New Limits Effective Jan.  1 On Household Appliances

Civilian Goods Cutbacks Seen  Defense Mobilizer Prepares New Plan

HOME APPLIANCES AND AUTOS HIT BY CUTBACK RULING   Less Essential Products Face Drastic Slash, Fleischmann  ’

Use Of Metal In Civilian  Goods Sliced   1114 Per Cent Cu To Go Into Effect Beginning Jan. 1

Output For C onsumer To Be Lower   DFA Head Sets Up Plans.For 1952  For Congressmen

Cutbacks In Civilian Goods Ordered Jan. ]   About 11% Percent Less Metal To Be Made Available

DPA Cuts Metal Used In Making Household Good:   Civilian Output Will Be Lowered, Congress Is Told

Cut in Metals Lies Ahead for Use in House Appliances   Slash to Be 111% Per Cent Starting January I and QOutput Is to Be Lower

Metal Shortage To Put Pinch On Housewives   Home Appliance Production to Be Cut Due to Copper, Aluminum Scarcity

Re-Grouping of Ohio Districts Appears Sure   Caucus Supports Division Into 23 Conaressional Area:

More Voice Is Given Unions  Johnston Names G. M. Harrison As Assistant

Labor Union Official Appointed Aide To. Economic: Stabilizer Eric: Johnston:

Labor Chief Named Aide By Johnston   George Harrison To Be Assistant In Price Offire

Labor Unions Get More Voice in U. S. Economic Board   BRC President Named Johnston Aide, But Wage Fight Stirs

Labor Chief Named Aide To Johnston  Bigger Union Voice In Economy Seen

Labor Gets Voice in Control Unit  Jidicsion Names AF! T naclaes Ua crn Palio.

Wage Curbs Situation  ‘In A Mess’  Union Head Named   Union Head Named Aide To Economic Stabilizer Johnston

POLICE GET BREAK ON K. C. SLAYING   LETTERS, MAILED BY MIS TAKE, LEAD TO ARREST IN KANSAS CITY,

Senate Group Demands RFC  Document File   ite Group Dewey Urges More Combat ands RFC Troops to Europe In Kore mmentFileAs War Preventive Possible

Americans Shoot Down Two Planes   Raleighan Damages One Of Two Others In Fierce Dogfights

Jet Battles. Fought Over Korean Front   Two MIG’s Probably Destroy ed and Two Others Damaged as 60 Sabrejets Take On  +115 Enemv Jets.

Yank Jets. Down Two. Red Planes   Korean Air War Renewed as Bad  \A/ ath... C.J. 4..1

Allies Bag Two MIGs as Air War Flares Anew  By WADBDEAL EDPARIVIINI

Red Opposition Fades In Korea  Weather Curtails UN Aerial Attacks

Little Action In Korea War Areas Reported Today  Letdown Is Seen Preliminary

Bags 2 Red Jet Planes   flinvis Man Is Sharpshooter; 3 Others Downed

Three Airmen Killed In Crash  Bomber Dives Into Virginia Farmyard

z , Finding of Fortune In Refined Uranium  Is Big Mvsterv—Officials Not Talking

‘Lost’ A-Bomb Material Mystery Known Only to Security Forces   Refined Uranium Is Found in Texas

TWO CHUNKS OF PURE URANIUM FOUND IN TEXAS   ‘Where it Came From, How Much Worth is Anybody’s Guess.

THE FBI MAY KNOW Dalhart’s Uranium ‘Discovery’ Is Still Mystery To The Public

Nobody Knows Much About Chunks Qf Uranium Found In Dalhart, Texas

Mystery Veils. Finding or Uranium     We PE EDR fe ANAT Bolfisod Candi

Air Of Mystery Surrounds Finding Of Uranium Pieces   Two Chunks Weigh Near 100 Pounds; FBI Investigating

Find “Old” Uranium Chunks  But Who. When. Why. Me kes New Meyico Mvsterv

Uranium Find Deep Mystery As FBI, AEC Keep Silence On Atomic Bomb Material

ALIENS A PAP OER  Chunks of Refined Uraniun Discovered Near Dalhart

Lads Find It While Playing... .  Chunks Of Uranium Remaining Mystery

Puzzle Of 100 Pounds Of Refined Uranium Found By Kids Baffles ‘Security’ Agents

HOLD WORLD WAR ~-UNUIELY IN 1531   AMERICAN DIPLOMATS IN EUROPE DO NOT THINK RUSSIA WILL ATTACK.

Attack In'51 Not Probable   U. S. Diplomats Expec! Further Propaganda Wranaling

Allies Jab At Reds By Land, Sea   Infantrymen Use Fixed Bayonets, Flamethrowers _ In New Offensive

NORTH KOREANS FLEE FOLLOWING PREDAWN ATTACK   BATTLESHIP JERSEY, TASK FORCE SHELL HUNGNAM HARBOR

Biggest Allied  Drive In Months Meelis Success   U.N. If Best Position Held In West . tn A Year

Fighting Flares Up in Eastern Korea After Most UN Objectives In Weaeet Are Seemed

Heartbreak Ridge Taken AvainByU.N.   Allied Offensive In West Grinds To Halt With Most Ohiectivee Poyuehoad

Yanks and French Take Bloody Hill With Bayonets   Fighting Flares Up In Mountains As Drive Halts

Jse Bayonefs and Famethrowers to Capiure Ridae   In Other Action in Korea, Task Force Bombards Hungnam.

U. S. Patrol Breaks Out Of Circle  Troops Drive Reds Ahead an All Front

Major Gains Made In Big Allied Push   Patrols Range 20 Miles North Of Parallel 38

American, French Attack Captures Heartbreak Ridge  Red Forces Beaten As Allies Advance To New Positions

American A Charging B Seize Most:   Fighting Flare:*”,, Suddenly In Es.”  ‘banc  Korean Mountiéed

Most of U. N. Objectives Are Secure in West   U.S. Battleship Leads Task Force In Hungnan Raid

Americans And French Force  Reds To Flee   Jets Tangle In Skies And Navy Bombards Hungnam Harbor.

HEARTBREAK  RIDGE TAKEN BY STORM   American and French Infantrymen, With Fixed Bayonets, Seize Heights After Bloody Battles.   ALLIES ADVANCE 5 MILES IN 4 DAYS   American Jets Take on Migs at Three to One Odds; One U. S. Plane Shot Down.

Infantrymen Take Heartbreak Ridge   Allied Offensive Launched m Eastern Korea Mountains   Ve We Jit MV MU LLUIN  No New Moves for Opening the Cease-Fire Truce  Talke

Bayonets Drive Foe Off Ridges   -Flamethrowers Also Used To Secure New Line

MOST TARGETS OF OFFENSIVE ARE SECURED   USS New Jersey Leads Invasion Of Hungnam. Harbor

rlamethrowers, Bayonets Used In Bloody Drive   Allied Offensive In West Slows Up; Jets Tangle Again

Navy Shells Red Harbor, Jets Tangle  V¥mom BDeaennlk. Toe fawdar   U.S., French Infantry Use Fiamethrowers, Ravanets In Charca

American and French Troops Secure Ridge   Allied Drive Comes to Halt With Most of Objectives Taken

Yank, French Infantrymen With Bayonets Take Most Of Bloody Area From Reds

GIs and French Seize Bloody Korean Heights   Flame Throwers Clea Way for Infantry with Bayonets

UN Bayonets Take Bloody  “Heartbreak”   Most Objectives Are Secured as Offensive Grinds to Halt—Jets Get One Red Plane

Bloody Heartbreak Heights Finally Captured: Allied Offensive Stops in West. Objectives Taken

ALLIES SEIZE ‘HEARTBREAK’   Allied Offensive Grind: To Successful  Halt

Heartbreak Ridge Taken By Americans   Commies Finally Give Up Bloody Korean Mountain

Heartbreak Ridge Taken By UN ‘Troops  Virtually All Of Hill Seized

Battleship Leads Raid Into Harbor   Flamethrowers Used In Taking Height; Red Plane Downed

Bayonet Charge by U.S. and French Troops Virtually Secures Bloody Heartbreak Ridge

Infantrymen Take Heartbreak Ridge   Allied Offensive Launchec im Eastern Korea Mountains   U. S. JETS IN ACTION

BAYONETS, FIRE WIN HEIGHTS ON EASTERN FRONT   French Join With American Force in Dash to Get Peak

Reds Beaten Back After Bloody Fight  Bayonets, Flame Throwers Used

Heartbreak Ridge Falls. To UN Force   _ Allies End Western Drive With Objectives Gained _

U. N. INFANTRYMEN CAPTURE MOST OF HEARTBREAK RIDGE   U.S., French Bayonets, Flamethrowers Hit Foe As Fighting Flares In East

UN Captures Nearly Alt Ridges in East   Allied Offensive Gains Objectives On Western Front

‘Heartbreak Ridge Taken By UN Forces   American, French Infantrymen Use  Flamethrowers In Final Bloody Surge

Flame Throwers Break Way For Attackers  Offensive in West Rerincle 4a, Halt   Offensive in West Grinds to Halt. With Goals Taken

ALLIED INFANTRY CAPTURES RIDGE ONKOREAN FRONT   Americans And French Roui ’ Reds With Bayonets And  Elame.Thrawarc-

BATTLE FLARES AS ALLIES GAIN ON EAST FRONT   J. S. And French Infantry Charge Up Bloody Hill-American Jet Planes De feat Reds.

—KOREA—  Heartbreak Ridge Falls To Allies   NIGHT ASSAULT TAKES PEAKS

McLaughlin To Seek Seat From 6th District  Washington County  es   Washington County State Senator Annnnneag Candidacy

Denies Unlawful Sale of Liquor  Roy Gabrith Accused of Selling Liquor Here

Economy Plan Offered By Senate Group  Counterpart Of Trauman’s Budget Rurean Pronosed :

‘McClellan Plan May Save U. S. Taxpayers   * Camden Senators’ Proposal Studied

Scientists Think Their Rain-Making Work Caused Snowstorms, Two Cloudbursts in New Mexico Project

Claim One Snow, and Two Rains   Cloud-Seeding Scientists Convincing Demonstrations in New Mexico

U. S. Urges Talks By Jebb, Premier  British Prepare New Resolution

Report Promise By US Of Strong Backing In Crisis In Egypt      U. S. Hopes To Arrange For Meeting On Iran Dispute

SUE FOR $10,000 AFTER . CASEY FORK BRIDGE FALLS   Mt. Vernon Township Commissioner Sues Trucking Firm, Driver After Bridge at Northeast of Town Collapses   into Creek Under Weight of Truck-Trailer, 

Kall Bill on Local Option   House Committee Votes 12 to 2  Against Measure

GOV'T TAKES ~ MONOPOLY ON TIN IMPORTS   Acts to Halt Gouging; Free Tin for Canning Perishables.

All Tin Deals Placed Under  Government   U.S. Takes Steps To Halt ‘Price-Gouging’ By Foreign Sellers

U.S. Puts Rigid Restrictions On Tin Supplies   Government To Be Sole Seller In Price Gouge Fight

U.S. To Be Sole iihporfer and Seller of Tin   Government Acts To End Price-Gouging By Foreian Sellers

Buying Rush Seen In Some Cities As New Tax  Deadline Nears To Bring Increase In Prices

WFREATHER   Buying Rush Is Reported In Some Sections Before Additional Taxes Become Effective

Cities Brace Against Flood   Fear Mississippi Onslaught At Record

Sen. Douglas First Choice Of Democratic Leaders If Truman Doesn’t Run in 1952

Red Shells Straddle U.S. Warship   Adm. Sherman  Aboard Vesse! lied... Cree

OPPONENTS GRAPPLE ON 2 KOREA FRONTS   ‘Hand-io-Mand Fighting Results as Allies and Keds Collide in Fast and West,

Senate Probers Conclude Work—  Urge U. S. Cities to Band for War on Crime, Graft   Pastor's Dream Comes True: lowa'Boys Ranch’ to Be Dedicated Monday

Rev. Martin’s Dream Reaches Reality Despite Many Obstacles  Boys Ranch Will Be Dedicated Labor Day

Towa Minister’s Dream Of Boys Ranch Is Coming True   Will Offer Home to Underprivileged And Homeless Boys

ream Mipens tnhtO Meaty —  Boys Ranch to Be Dedicated at Burlington on Monday

Seamen End Strike, But 2 Other Unions Continue To Tie Up Shippinc

Frank McKinney Bids  For Southern Su pport Truman Urges Tax Collectors  Placed Under Civil Service

No Indication of Candidacy   McKinney Makes Bid for Southern Support

Forecasts Democrat  Win In °52   Party Will Take 1952 Race With Truman Is Prediction Of New Chairman

New Demo Chairman Bids For South Supports, Expects Truman Will Run

New Chairman of Democrats Sure Party Can Win  Believes Truman  ee oe. ee ee   Believes Truman Should Run for Reelection In ‘52

Democrat Chief Hails Truman as Sure 1952 Victor   McKinney Starts Campaign To End Critical Issues

Un-A merican Affairs Probe Shows  Reds Losing Out In Film Capital

TABER OFFERS PLAN 10 SLASH BUDGET AND SAVE NATION FROM BANKRUPTCY

Would Cut Federal Aid Payments      Taber Offers Plan To Chop $7 Billion Off Budget

Budget Savings By Slashes in Pensions Uraed   Lower Payments To Farmers Are Asked by Taber

Teen-Agers Join Reds ‘As Counter Push Aims To Save ‘Iron Triangle’

Heavy Losses Are Sustained By Red Forces   Some Gains Reporte: South Of Key Hub Of Kumhwa Today

UN Forces Gain Up To Two Miles   Fanatical Teen-Age Communists Engage In Fierce Fighting

Chinese Teenagers Among Troops In Furious Assaults   Allied Troops Moven Forward After Stopping Enemy Attack Near Important Highway Hub

Chinese Teenagers Among Troops In Furious Assaults   Allied Troops Moven Forward After Stopping Enemy Attack ..Near Important Highway Hub DP... TWIMI Es CF Sarees Tar Tar

Begin Probe of Bank Accounts of Internal Revenue Workers   House Subcommittee to Check Activities mf Dancla Vého Oallaet Natiann'’« Tayvac

Tax Collection Bureau To Get Thoro Probe   House. Panel Plans . ‘Top-to-Bottom’ Investigation

D. M. Cab Driver Is Shot to Death   Police Believe Robbery Motive

Senate Body Eyes Excess "Profits Tax  Group to Vote On House Bill in Near Future

SENATE FINANCIERS TO ACT ON HOUSE'S EXCESS PROFIT TAX   Have Strong Support For Elimination Of 73 Million Increase

Ridgway Agrees to Terms of Preliminary Armistice Meeting Sunday: Neutral Zone Around Kaesona.

Treasury Aims New Attack af Vice Overlords   Assigns Elite Staff to Nab Underworld Income Tax Dodgers

U.S. Aims Drive At Tax Evaders   Agents Will Probe Big-Time Crooks

Red Faced Draft Board Admits Mother Is Right Son Little Young for Army

mS PN OPN NON IRATE MOTHER BERATES DRAFT BOARD FOR GALL TO HER 8-YEAR-OLD SON

lran Ignores World Reaction  Plans To Carry Out Oil Nationalization

lran Plans To Enforce Oil Regulations   Small Nation Is Determined To Control] Resource

Tran Gives Hint Of Oil Intentions   Will Enforce Nationalization Regardless of Stand Taken By Great Britain and US

lran Tells Plans For Oil Indusiry   Country Willi Close Installations it Can‘t ‘Exploit and Operate’

We'll Run Oil, Iran Assures  Own Plan Set If U.S. British Experts Balk

Nationalization Of Iran Oil Sef   Decision Disregards U.S. and Britain

New Wage Ceiling  Prepared  Will Be Higher   Will Be Higher Than At Present

ALLIES REFULSE ~ RED ATTACKS IN CENTRAL KOREA  Enemy Makes Thrust Near “Kumhwa Corner of      HOSTILITIES LOCALIZED   Action Fails to Dispel Lul Accompanying Bid for Cease - Fire

Artillery Stops 2 Red Attacks  Lull Settles Over   Lull Settles Over Most of Korea Front

Truman May Ask Inerease In Tax Rates   President Working On Budget Details   Officials Say Big Boost Is Unavoidable Because Of Defense

BREAK HOPED FOR IN IRAN OIL CRISIS   U.S. Envoy Sees Harriman Key To Settlement

Break ls Sought In Oit Disputes  nu. einen wu en 8%. Th.   Harriman Expected In Iran Tomorrow

Grady Tells Hope For Iran ‘Peace’   Harriman Expected To Begin Discussions There Tomorrow

U.S. Ambassador Hopes For Break In Tran Crisis   Grady Looking To Solution Soon  On Oil Case

Suicide’ Ends Dementia  , , Cures Insanity  With Bullet Through Head

Auditor Makes Report On Suggs   Dockets and Files Generally Accurate

Reed Accused Of Overcharges  Former Peace Justice Criticized in Audit

5 Baltimoreans Seized In Bold Bank Robbery   Men Grabbed Half Hour After $47,000 Holdup.

Five Who Got Bank’s $40,00( Are Captured   Quintet Arrested Soon After Holdup At Owings

County: Trust: Branch Robbec   Hold-Up Men Apprehended By Police Holf Hour Later

NEW FORMULA IS STUDIED BY MANAGEMENT   Unions Propose Larger Agency of Eighteen Members

Compromise May Bring  Union Chiefs Back in Line   Would Expand Wage Board, Broaden Its Field In Labor Dispute

New Formula  Is Under Study.  Of Managemen Unions :Propose ~  Larger Agency © FALTO Kh hes

Formula Presented For Bringing Union  Back Into Program   Representatives Okay Plan Which Is Under ‘Study Of Management, Sources Reported; Compromise Gives Board 18 Members

Management Still Studying Doubling WSE  Plan Would Extend Agency’s Powers

'UNION LEADERS AGREE TO COMPROMISE PLAN   Formula Te End Differences Mobilization Pregram Being Studied Bv Business

Labor Accepts Wage-Dispute Compromise  Would Give Broad Powers to Wage Stabilization Board

Labor Headed To Wage Fold   \Compromise Plan Accepted oY. Moohtiization Row

Union Leaders Offer Compromise  On Mobilization   Policy Board Votes Approvai Of New Plan

Union Leaders Accept Formula On Waae Peace   Compromise Seen To End Battle On Mobilization Aim

America Aceuses  Hungary Of Effort To Kill Freedoms   Yields To Demand To Close Library  And Information Services

United States  Raps ‘Budapes  Ter ror Reign’   Red Demands Met, American Agencies Yn Hungary Closed

Threat of Rail Strike Perils British Economy  Nationwide Walkout   Nationwide Walkout Looms as New Talks Fail to End Deadlock

Bevan Attempts To Halt British Railroad Strike   No Decision Is Made To Meet Demands For Increased Wadqe:

BRITAIN FACES STRIKE CRISIS   Bevan Meets Heads Of Rail Unions In Effort To Halt Walkout

General MacArthur Receives Orders Stoically,  Goes Ahead With His Final Staff Conferences

Gen. MacArthur Relinquishes His Commands  Turns Over Duties To Chief Of Staff With ‘Stoicism’

iGen. ‘MacArthur Receives. Order With “Soldierly” Stoicism  ‘i: lumping

Cite Instances Indicating It is Questionable Whether Mac.  Arthur is “In Full Sympathy with Policies of The  United States of America”

Speed Blamed In Train Wreck  Crewmen Quizzed [r Detroit Disaster

Truman Flie To Capital After Rest —   Military Budget Conference Set  At Washington

Norther Brings Snow Flurries  Cold Due Ta Hang Pro Bhaa?l Phloem cdcc,

Norther Brings Snow Flurries  Cold Due To Hang On Until Thureday

Remodelled White House Ready for  Trumans, and Future Tenants in 1952

Condemed RapiestDie In Chair   Case Had Raised Leftist Protest Internationally

Negro Rapist Loses Six Year Fight For Life; Dies in Electric Chair

Municipal Tax Bill  Draws Fire   Measure Authorizing Cities To Levy Income Tax Seems Headed for Rough Time: Hearing Jan. 25.

MANY SCORN TAX MEASURT   Bill Authorizing New Indiana City Taxes Faces Rough Sledding.

Five Democrats On Senate Finance Committee to Vote Against Tax Bill

China Purge Grows Daily   Peiping Asks More Intensive. Executions

Purge In China Hits New High   Nationalists: Say... _ Hundreds Executed

CHINA'S BLOOD PURGE IS HIGH   Reds Call For Greater In. tensity In ‘Blotting Out Opposition’   212 DIE IN 13 DAYS

Chinese Reds’ Bloody Purge Hits New High But More Killings Urged   _ Peiping Radio Announces Mass Executions dn  “oDaee To BSE Out All Opposition  bs at pe

Purges in Red China Increasing  Peiping Announces 212 Executions

House to Vote On Tax Boost   Higher Levies Are Due on Incomes, Many Luxury Goods Under Proposal

‘House Ways and Means Committee Prepare to Alter Tax Hiking Bill

Southwestern Bell Asks Another Rate Increase in State   Chillicotheans Would Probably Pay $8 for Business, $4.25 at Home.

Bell Company Asks Rate Hike Of 13° Million   Would Increase Home Rate Here To $4.50 a Month

Bell Co. Wants: 3rd-Round Rate Bot in Se  lncréased Revenues   Incréosed Revenues _ Would Return About $13 Million a: Year.

§. W. Bell Asks Third-Round Rate Increase  $13,000,000 Annual _ Hike Sought; Cost Increases Cited

GENERAL BOLEN OF CAIRO HEADS ILLINOIS GUARD   Succeeds Gen. Smykal; Re tains Command of 44th Division.

Congress Urged To Provide Money Without Delay For Power Projects

GAIN IN VALUATION   MERA SAN TSR EY  Increase in County Over Last Year. of $3,356,708

GAIN IN VALUATION   Increase in County Over  Last Year of $3,356.708

Higher Taxes, Wage And Price Controls Necessary to See  U. §. Through Crisis

Need Extension   Higher Taxes Are Alsc To Be Needed, Warns President Truman

Demo Leaders to Push For Showdown On Controls Bill  Will Try to Pass Measure Before Old Law Expires June 30

49.000 End Strikes af Copper Pits   T-H_ Injunction Halts Walkout After 10 Days

Dr. Rumely Found Guilty Of Contempt   To Be Sentenced On April 27

FRENCH CRISIS UNSOLVED  Mollet Pleads for Help in Formina Government

NLRB Verdict Voiding 4,000 Union Shop Agreements Scored by CIO Attorneys -

To Seek Repeal of Cigaret Price Ac  Lawmakers Work on Legislative Froposal

Secretary Won't Discuss Details Of Firing Talks   Knows No New Peace Offers to End Korean Fighting

TRUMAN'S ORDER ON SECRECY IS CITED IN PROBE   Secretary Told Not To Divulge Talk At Meeting When Gen. MacArthur Was  Dismissed,

Acheson Claims Red China Blockade Not Yet Practical   Secretary Refuses to Discuss Truman Parley; Savs Re Knows of No Move te End Korean Wai

Takes Action On “Direct” Order From President   Den’. Knowledge O Any Negotiations To End War In Korea

Acheson Lfoder Orders From Truman Not To Tel! What Was Said At White House Conferences

Acheson Sees Possible End  to Korean War  Will Not Admit Chinese to UN

Agreement on ‘Cease Fire’ Is Seen Possible By Secretary   Acheson Avers Settlement Of Korean War Must Be ‘Real’

Under Direct Presidential Instructions   Secretary Of State Tells Senate Group In Second Day Of Testimony

Acheson Knows of No Negotiations for Peace in Korea   Secretary of State Takes Stand Second Day in MacArthur Inquiry.

Terms Hinge On Real Settlement, He Tells Senators   ‘United States Might Agree To A Cease Fire  At 38th Parallel If Real Settlement Of  Korean War Can Be Indicated, Secretary  Of State Tells Senate Committee

Presidents Order Gags Acheson on  M Arthur Talks   Secretary Doesn't Know Of Korea Peace Maneuvers

Foreign Policies Are Revealed by Acheson In Senate Probe of   ; Tt ee ee ee ee er

Ready To Stop War af Parallel  On Proper Terms Has No Knowledge Of Britain’s Move For Peace Talks

Under ‘Direct Orders’ Not to Divulge Secrets  Senator Wilev   Senator Wiley Queries Him on Foreign Policy

Says U. S. Might Agree to Cease Fire Pact at 38th Parallel; Bares Truman Order of Silence on ‘Mac’ Parley

BARE TALKS ON MAC'S OUSTER   Tells Senate Probers. Lips Are Sealed On White House Meetings:

Clamps Lid On All Data About Ouste   ‘Under Direct Order,’ Claims

It's Unwise. Now To Seek  Enforcement   Most U.N. Nations Will Not Observe Sanctions, He Save

Acheson © Mum About Secret Meet   Senators Refused ’ Answers on Truman, Aides’ Conferences

Acheson Savs Blockade of China Talked   Not Asking UN io Back One Yet; Formosa To Be Supported

Secretary Knows Of No Korean Peace Talk Now   Van Fleét Is Not Empowered to Accept Armistice

Acheson Backs  Formosa Plan   Says U. S. Will Not Allow Island To Be Taken By Force

China Coast Blockade  ‘Impractical’   Acheson Warns: U.S. Won't Allow Reds To Capture Formosa

Blockade Of China Planned   But U.N. Backing Out for Present; ‘Acheson Testifies; Secretary Silent on Ouster of General

Acheson Tells Of ‘Silence’ Order. Issued By Truman  Secretary Is Told  Not To Repeat Any Whita Hanca Tallbe

Senate Told Blockade Is  Impractical  U.S. Won't Allow Formosa to Fall, Acheson Says

Instructed Not To Repeat What Was Discussed   Secretary Back On Stand Before Senate Committee.

Senators Informed Pres. Truman Instructed Him Not to Repeat What Was Said at White House.

Acheson Says China Blockade In Planning’   Secretary of State Declares Formosa Will Be Defended

ACHESON IS MUM ON TALK ABOUT MAC   Tells Senators Truman Ordered Him Not to Reveal White House Conversations on Firing.   $s HE KNOWS OF NO MOVE FOR PEACE   Says Van Fleet Would Have to Report Any Chinese Truce Action to Staff Chiefs.

Asks U.S., Other U.N. Nations To Consider Proposal   Believe Now Is Time  To Dicker With Reds

State Department Chief Would Talk ‘On His Own’  Acheson Says Truman Toid Him Not To Repeat White House Discussions

U. 5. Might Agree To Cease Fire In Korea, He Says   Will Not Agree To Admit Chinese Reds to U.N.

Tells Senate Probers ’ He Is Under Truman Orders Not to Testify On Onuster Conversation

Orders Keep Secrecy On Ouster Talks      Gag On White House Conferees Revealed Rv Dean Acheson

DELIA § AN £  Given His Orders By  President   Will Not Disclose White House Talk:

U.S. May OK Truce at 38th, Acheson Says  “Won't Admit Reds t       Von't Admit Reds (  UN or Give Them - Formosa’

Acheson Won't Tell What Said  At Conference   Acting Under Instruc. tion of Truman, He Tells Committee

Acheson Keeps Mum on Firing   Truman Order Forbids Discussion of Ouster Confab

Secrefary Backs Korea War Plan At Senate Probe   Blockade Untimely, Must Keep Formosa From Reds, Is Stand

SEC. ACHESON KEEPS SILENT ON REMOVAL   ‘Says President Ordered ‘Him To Keep Meeting Confidential.

Acheson Won't Reveal Talks At Whife House   State Department Chief Questioned For Secand Dav

Won’t Tell Of ‘White House  Confer ences   Acheson Says His Refusal Is Based On Instructions From President

Blockade Of China Called  ‘Impractical’   Formosa Won't Be Given Up. Secretary Of State Declares

WIFE DIES OF COLD —Couple Lost in Woods -Hanting First Yule Tree

Lost While Hunting for Christmas Tree  Husband Makes   Husband Makes Way to:Phone, Help Arrives Too Late-

Quest for Tree Ends in Death  Cold Weather Claim Bride of Six Months

ATOM BOMB MAY BE DENIED ATLANTIC PACT TROOPS BY  CONGRESS ACTION

Circus Here So Schools Out Early  Clasees Over at 2:30 So Youngrters Can Attend

Circus Here So Schools Out Early  Closses Over ot 2:30 So Younceters Con AHend

Chinese Reds Move Attack fo Eastern Sector   Allies Advance in West.—Enemy Losses Hit Staggering Total.

58,000 Killect in 5-Day Battle   ROK Says Reds Try to Split Allies in New Attacks

Communist Loss 36-fo-{ In Offensive   ‘Second Division Broke Back Of Chinese Drive

Flood Damage Set At $750 Millions   Workers Win Battles To Save Water Plant and Airport at Kansas City

Copilot Plunges Out of Air Liner . Crushed Body Found “Near Amarillo; Tex.

Co-Pilot Falls From 4,000 Feet  Airliner’s Door  Was Untastened..

SMALL COAL OPERATORS IN PRICE WORRY   Some Are Forced To Quit, Citing Wage And Cost Troubles

Egypt Puts Off Recall Of Envoy   Ambassador Of U.S. Urges Egypt Not To Recall British Envoy Now

Authenticity Of Certificate Before Court   Sam Mitchell, Former County Detective, Tolls OF Literview

Italian Certificate Not Introduced As ‘Evidence in Trial Of Domenick Anzalone

Was Not Birth Certificate Is Court's Ruling   Document Intreduced By Govern. ment Yesterdsy In Hearing Now Under Way In Court At Erie   ANZALONE BIRTHPLACE NUFSTIONED IN TRIAL

Typhoon Sweeps On Eniwetok  Due to Hit A-Bomb ‘est Aran Saturday

Condemn Red China  Demanded   Peiping’s Rejection Of U.N, Peace Plea Flaved by Austin

Osan Is Abandoned Monday as Korean Reds, Bulwarked by Countless Chinese Thousands Forge Ahead; UN Fliers Rake Enemy in Fight to Delay Red Hordes

ENEMY ATTACKS U. N. REARGUARDS SOUTH OF OSAN   Allies Slow Offensive In Center; Fliers To Strafe All Non-Family Groups

U.N. Strikes Back at Reds,  Slows Onrush   AF Backs Thrust. Orders Strafing Behind Lines

U. N. Forces. Stall Reds In  Central: Sector  Allied Airmen Given Orders To Shoot Up Grouns Behind Lines

Communists Now Are Far Beyond Osan   Reds Now Are Only 50 Miles From Kum River; Planes Spot Huge Enemy Forces

Enemy Troops 50 Miles From  Kum River   Communists Retrace Route Of Summer Conquest Into Korea

Reds Drive Fast On Heel: Of Sth Army  Communists Hit U.N. Roaarcnard 14 Mile.e   Communists Hit U.N. Rearguard 14 Miles Below Osan Point

Retréating Yanks Closely Pursued By Communists   Pilots To Shoot At Anyone Behind Enemy’s Lines Except Family Groups

Airline Seeking Operating Right   ‘City Of Wilson — Asks Air Service

Piedmont Head Asks For Right To Keep Lines   Wilson Delegates Ask To Be Put On  Map For Service

Three Die in Cab Of Wrecked Truck   Burned Beyond identifies tien After Turnover In Arirorntae

Bradley Four Admit Fix’   Washington, Oregon State Tilts Involved

‘A Bradley U Stars Arrested: Admit Taking Bribes To Throw Cage Tilts

McGrath Did Nothing when Told. Caudle Talking Too IMuch About Tax Fraud Case

Russians Building Up Troop Concentrations In Numerous Places   House Leader Seeks To Allay Internal Dissension After Being Called To White House

Fight On Scott Schools Likely   Even Gate City Project Doubtful, Starnes Says

FARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING HERE SATURDAY   Expect 1,600 to Attend All. Day Session at Mt. Vernon A mery.

Iran Rejects World Court Ruling, May Complain to U.N.  Truman’s Letter Seeking to Prevent Hasty Action Too Lat

Reds-in-Defense Probe to Start  Communist Infiltratior in Vital Plants Feared

Probe In Defense Industry Planned   House Group Seeks To Uncover Reds

PROBE PLANNED OF COMMUNISTS IN WAR PLANTS   House Committee Will Open Hearings On Reports Of Rush Of . Subversives To Industty.

Soviet Laughs At Truman, * Acheson Plea   Demands Immediate Destruction of All Atom Bombs

Vishinsky’s Tirade Bitter Against U.S.   End Korean War In 10 Days Counter Demand of Soviets

TRUMAN SPEECH ‘LAUGHED’ AT RED TELLS UN   "World Conference’ By Next June lst Counter Proposal

Meeting and Passing Eules Regarding School Busses Given by State Department

‘Burchfield Baby Born At 12:01} A. M., New Year’s Day Ly oe : e ‘8-Pound Boy’s Contender For First-Baby Prizes

Sen. Buller Files For Re-Election   Sets Stage For Ding-Dong Battle With Val Peterson

AEC'DANGER. SURVEY. . a Hoover Dam Cc ‘alled Safe From. ‘Nevada A-Blasts”

Rattle Gambling Tables at Las Vegas  ‘Atom Test Blasts Won’t Harm Hoover Dam

 sets Final Hearings  Fulbright Leads Fight To Save REC From Destruction

F ight To Save R.F.C. Pushed By Fulbright   Compromise Sought As Group In Senate Winds Up Hearings

Sen. Fulbright Says Small Business In Need Of RFC   Predicts Victory In Getting Congress To Pass Bill Requiring Reform In RFC

Fulbright Goes To Bat To Save Loan Agency  Windup Hearings On Bill To Put RFC

‘Half Century Ago Teddy Roosevelt Prophesied Threats of Russians

A-Energy Official Missing  Launch Search for Paducah Plant Dennitv Manano:

Identities Of © Professionals . In Area Known   Federal Tax Goes Into Effeet; Names e Ave Open To Public

Philosophy Of Fear Is Assailed By MacArthur   Gen. MacArthur Is Continuing Speaking Tour In Texas Today

EN, MARTHUR N SAN ANTONI FOR VIS   Renews Demand For Change In Administration

Gen. Crawford Stays In Army  Ousted Arsenal Head Going To Germany

Pe el  Hospital Faces Money Problem  In Treating Welfare Patients

Asks County Ald  Hospital Faces Money Problem  In Treating Welfare Patients

F lorida Governor Charges Magazine  With Libel, Defamation of Character

Horida Governo! Labels Magazine Article As False   Warren Demands “Full Retraction”

Florida Governor  Irked By Colliers   Story On Election Funds False. Warren Says

Holohan’s Death Still Under Study  OCanovecnc Danhte   Congress Doubts Accuracy of Defense Dept. Report.

Nationalists Hit Red China From Burma Base  Hold Air Field Against Enemy    i Counter-Attacis

Nationalist Army Strikes At Red China From Burma And Captures One Airtielc

Frontier Strip. Is Seized By:  Refugee Force   15,000. Re-Equipped Soldiers From Burma _ Take Over Communist Airfield, Start Constructing Another Under Fire

15,000 Invade On Wide Front At Burma Line   Communists Counter Blovy Of ‘Nuisance’ Assault In Yunnan Province

Chinese Nationalist Arm) korce Strikes 65 Miles Into Red Territory

Nationalist Arm) Strikes 65 Miles Inside Red China   Refugees Operate From Burma Base

Burma-Based Nationalists Capture  Frontier Airfield Inside Red China

Refugee Army Makes 65-Mile Red China Drive   Nationalist Forces Take One Airfield In Yunnan Province

Maile Brive  Nationalists Strike at China Red Airfield From Burma Pac.

Leidy Field Gas lo Be Piped to Western Penna,  PUC Approves Step. By Manufacturers. For Clinton Output

ITestimony From RFC Probe  Sent to Justice Department  Senators Ask Inquiry Into Evidence Of Perjury of Other Law Violations

RFC Testimony Study Ordered For Violafions   Senators Suspect Tax Evasion, Perjury Involved

Director Was Urged To Resign   Fellow Board Member Named In Testimony

RFC Investigators Request Records Search for Evidence of Law Breaking

Probe Asked For Perjury In RFC Case   Justice Department To Search Records, Commitlee Reveals

MEMBERS SOUGHT TO HAVE DURHAM AS “FALL GUY”   Asked Dunham Tc Resign Clearing Other Directors

NEW - RFC INQUIRY   ‘Department of Justice  Asked to Check on  Testimony

Dunham Tells Of Efforts To “Use” Him In Gaining Loans From RFC   Director Tells Investigators Of Maneuvers And Names Several He Suspects; More Testimony Soucht.

Solons Investigating RFC Loans Ask Justice Department to Search Records for Evidence

TRIED TO MAKE HIM “FALL GUY” DUNHAM SAYS   Charges Board Member Wanted Him to Take RFC Blame.

Dunham Reveals He Was Urged To Be ‘Fall Guy’   Says RFC Director C. E. Rowe Wanted His Resienation

Solons Investigating RFC Loans Ask Justice Department to Search Records for Evidence   Senate Coalition Votes to Require Both Houses fo Approve Troop Assignments

RFC Hearings To Be Studied For Perjury  Dunham Says Fellow Director Wanted Him

Dunham Says Rowe Wanted Him To Resign   REC Director Was To Be ‘Fall Guy.” He Tells  Senate Committee

Dunham Asked To Be RFC ‘Fall Guy He Testifies: FBI Prohe Requested .

Fulbriaht Group Weighs Perjury in RFC Loan Stories   Dunham Says Rowe Proposed He Quit, Become ‘Fall Guy’

Justice Dept. Asked to Probe Loan Hearings  Evidence of Law Violatinne Saunht

Look for Law Violations in  REC Hearings   Department of Justice Asked to Look Through Records for Evidence

 Seek Evidence of Law Violations  Senators Ask Justice Bureau 'ToProbe RFC Hearing Records

RFC Director Says Others Urged Him To Be ‘Fall Guy’  Wanted Him to Resign Take Responsibility For Agency’s Actions

RFC Official Won't ‘Take Rap’ Walter. Dunham Urged To Be ‘Fall Guy’

FBI Asked To Take Hand In RFC Scandat   Senators Seek Evidence of Possible Perjury or Other Violations

Dunham Asked To Take Rap fot RFC’s Actions   Says Letter of Resignation Never Mailed

RFC Probers Want Inquiry To Broaden   Ask Justice Department Te Search tee Evidence af Perjury, Other Crimes

Asked To Be Fall Guy, Says RFC’s Dunham   Tells Committee Fellow Member Of” Board Made Proposa

Ure sediobe REC Fall. Guy.  Dunham Save.   Resignation Letter . Would Have Cleared Other Board Memher

Declares Rowe Sought To Make Dunham Fall Guy   Former Urged Him To Quit In Face Of Probe, He Tells Sub-Committee

Hint Perjury re Testimony  At RFC Quiz   Probers Ask Justice Dept. Study; Dunham Tells ‘Fall Guy’ Plan

Senate Group Hints Perjury. Tax Evasions  Dunham Testifies He Was Asked To Be ‘A Fall Guy’

JUSTICE DEPT. ASKED TO CHECK RFC TESTIMONY   WILL SEEK GROUNDS FOR PROSECUTION UNDER FEDERAL LAW

RFC Investigators Ask Perjury Check   Justice Dept. Called In By Senate Committee

Dunham Say: Aide Asked Him to Quit   Claims Rowe Asked Him to be ‘Fall Guy’ in Probe Of  Political Influence

akFC DIRECTOR REVEALS HINT TO TAKE RAP   Resignation Letter To Truman Held By Dunham

Senators Ask  New Search  Want All Evidence  Of Violation In nor Vn iG Rese T..1,]

Investigators Search Record Of Hearings For Any Instances Of Law Violations

Rotary Club To Stage Its Fourth Show   ‘Mississippi Showboat’ To Be Presented Here Friday And Saturday

Senate Democrats Delay Troops To Europe Vote For Eisenhower Return

Carter Warns Against Letup in Fight To Cut Corn Picking Accident Rate

Extension Office Urges Care in Corn Harvesting   Recommends List of Seven Safety Rules To Prevent Injuries

Fighting Actior Continues in  Pes af Talks   state Eisenhower Fé 300m Under Way <.

Patrol Battles Reds’ Platoon  Both Sides Pushing a. oe a en re ie

PATROLS BATTLE COMMIE PLATOON   Skirmishes Take Place In AH Frontline Areas

More Clashes Enliven Front B-29’s Active  U.N. Patrols Battle Red Platoon North Of Peace Quarters

UN. Patrols Battle Reds   Several Clashes Qeeur On Central Front In Korea *

UN Patrols Battle Enemy Platoon InMusan Area   13 Bombers Hammer Rails Near Reds? Canital City

Russia Says Production Soared,  But U. S. Tops Steel, Oil and Coal

Reds Say 5-Year Plan Is Success   Second Program 9 Months Ahead Of Schedule

Russia Boasts Goal Met In 5-Year Plan   €laims Nine Months  Early; Production  Bar Shart ot tl. §.

Reds  Tell World: Soviets Complete Five-Year Plan  Ahead Of Schedule: Trumpets Gait

Russia Ends Second FiveYear Plan   Reds Boast Of Adding To High Production Goals

Russia Boasts Second Five-Y ear Plan  Finished Nine Months Ahead Of Time

Rafters Arrive In New Orleans   Foursome Completes 99 Days of “Roughing”’ Down 3 River Channels

Four Crew Members of Raft ‘Lethargia Enjoy Modern Luxuries After Lona Trir

bd  99 DAYS ON °LETHARCGIA’ ere Mothers Meet Girls On Raft In New Orleans

Socielogy Raft Experiment Ends.   1,800-Mile Trin Made ‘Just for Fun;?. Say Two Couples

Tone Finally Proposes  Barbara’s Eager To Wed Franchot, Who’s Better

Steelworkers Launch Wage Talks Tuesday   Eronomy-Shiken Hike OF 15 Cerits Will Be Demanded By The CIO

Big Wage, Price Rise Seen as Steel Union, Management Start Baraaining

Big Steel, CIO Meet  Tomorrow   Open Wage Talks With Prospect That Both Prices and Waaes Will Go Up

Ford Matches G. M. Wage Boos   Chrysler Expected To Swing Into Line

Spanky T erry Wayne Ellis Receives $6,500 Gift, Becomes Official  Mascot of Navy's Cruiser Helena

as Given   ! . 3 . \Confirmation of Pocketbook  ITrouble... Prices Goines Un

Tired Airmen Return Safely To Home Base   Ransomed Quartet Flown to Germany  After Red Release

National Air Races Open Today In Detroit; Records Fall In Warmups

National Air  Races Start Pré-Racing Tests   Pré-Racing Tests Hint New Records

vet riane Filts Speed necord of 650 Mh.  Historic Show Of Air Power At Air Races

Jet Plane Hits 635 MPH While Just Tuning Up   Greatest Demonstration Ever Of Air Power Starts Today.

AIR RACES BEGIN TODAY IN DETROIT   ‘Two Records Shattered  In Warm-up Events

TRIAL OF REDS COMES TO END   Jury Is ~ Deliberating Onda-Dolsen Case

Main Allied Force ©  In Korea Not Hurt Ry Tha Fland Watare   Army Secretary Pace Arrives In Tokyo To Confer With MacArthur And To “s Visit Korean Front

River Up F our Feet; No Danger   Thousands of Tons Of Water Cascade In Pakhan River

Controls On Money To Ease  First Payment On Grant to Be Made Dec. 31

IS Persons Dead in Series Of Airplane Crashes; 34 (Others Have Narrow Eccanc<

11 Die When Navy Craft Hits Ocean   34 Escape Death In Four Mishaps Across Nation

‘Allies Revise      West Power   West Powers oid On Mator Testes  Pasi

124 Animals at Farm Show Compete For Honor of Grand Champion Baby Beef

REPORTS THEFT FROM CAR   California Mzn Estimates His Tien ot £005

REPORTS THEFT FROM CAR   California Man Estimates Hits Loss at $925

Record Sum of $609,972,705 Sought to Run State Agencies   Increases of $12 Millions ts Asked By Governor Who Cuts Requests 6 Per Cent: No New Taxes Deemed Necessary

Asks a Record Appropriation by New Legislature   $609,972,705 Will Be Needed to Run State Two Years, Governor Says.

Governor Submits A Record Budget   Asks $609,972,705 to Run State Government For Next Two Years; Huge Figure Is Still Six Per Cent Below State Agencies’ Requests

Governor Asks For Huge Sum   Budget For Two Years Calls For $609.972.705 to Run The State

U.S. Requests lran Settle Oil Disoute   Warn That. Exishng Contro. yersy “With Great - Britain <i0,_,,Undersnine

Envoy Denies U. §. Interventior In Iran's Affairs  Nation Warned That Dispute Threatens to

Mediation Urged In Iran Dispute   International Court Is Asked to Name Arbiter in Oil Crisis

U. S. Appeals for Settlement of Iran O Oil   Warns Dispute is Threat To Entire Free World

Accidents Fatal to Six Persons   Two Drowned While Fishing in Wisconsin

Senstors Will Take Vote On  Crucial Issue   Sceretary Of State's ‘Testimony Delayed By Blazing Argument

Senate Group Orders Formosa Report Published  M'Arthur Investigatinc Committee Overrides

Acheson’s Testimony  Delayed   Secretary Fights Against Publicizing Confidential Paper

Policy Chief Wants Formosa  Text Withheld   Vote Scheduled On Whether to Make It Public

Argue Over Publication Of Document   Senate Hearing To Vote On Issue, Then Take Testimony

Recess Initial Meeting With { retary Of State Guarding posure Of Document .: Pormosa “   COMMITTEE QUARRELS .PEATURE MORNING ME

Asks That Report Not Be Published, Dispute Follows  Senators Recess After Two-Hour Dehate Ov,   Senators Recess After Two-Hour Debate Over State Dept. Faux Pas

‘BONES TAKEN FROM ACCIDENT \VICTIMS, OPERATING ROOMS BADLY NEEDED, DOCTORS SAY

GOP Governors Agree Morality To Be the Issue   No Draft for ike Seen if He Doesn't Declare Plans Soon

Anastasio to Be Ousted From U.S.  Hearing to Be Slated For Brother of Old i 7 : ee

DIRECTED SENATE CRIME PROBE Solon Urges Truman To Appoint Kefauver Chief ‘House Cleaner’

\O’Conor Suggests Truman Name Sen. Kefauver  Head Of “Cleanup” Squad In Nation’s Capital

KEFAUVER BACKED FOR CLEAN-UP JOB   O’'CONOR SUGGESTS TENNES. SEAN DIRECT PROBE OF _ CORRUPTION CHARGES.

U.S. Jet Fighters Shoot Down One Communist Jet  Damage Six Planes And Fire-Bomb

UN Fire-Bomb Raid Cripples Key Red Base   1 Mig Downed, 6 Damagec in New Air Assault; Truce Talks Snarled

Derailed Cars Crash Into Railway Station  [seh ade Cae one ao ee, oe on oe —_ -

 Fruman Hides Confusion by Blaming Press  New York Times Writer Defends AP Korea Story

America’s Free Press Used as Whipping Post When Administration Errs, Arthur Krock Says

New York Times Columnist Says Trumar  ‘Confused, Sa Attacks Nations Press’

SAYS TRUMAN, TAKES IT OUT. ON THE PRESS   Blames Free Press When ‘He Gets Confused, Writer Krock Savs.

Truman Tries to Lay Blame on Press for Own Confusion, Says N. Y.-Times

ORPHANAGE AND HOME FOR AGED BURNS   Disaster Strikes Catholic Hospice in Montreal Where 400 Aged and ‘Children Lived.   FIRE STARTS IN ELEVATOR SHAFT   Fallen Blow Torch Sets Fire Which Cuts Off Escape of Those on Top Floor.

MORE BODIES BEING FOUND AT MONTREAI   Children, Aged, Blind Perish In Destruction Of Canadian Hospice.

Canadian Blaze Claims 32 Lives   Firemen Fear Figure May Reach 45 as Fire Guts Orphanage-Heme

Death Toll Rises  To 32 as Fire  Guts Orphanage Figure May Hit 45: Search for Bodies  Ie Cantinued

31 Persons Dead in Fire At Montreal   Orphans Home Toll May Rise With 9 Still Miceing

Toll Is 32 In Montreal  Hospice Fire   Others Feared Lost in Home for Orphans and Aged

Orphanage Fire Toll May Reach in Montreal  YBuleroic Nun Dies   Mleroic Nun Dies As Blaze Traps Children, Aged

Montreal Blaze Death Total 32   Final Figure May Reach 45, How. ever. Two Nuns Amona Victims.

Fear Others Perished In Orphanage   Nuns Heroism And Sacrifice Mark Trasedy

Death Toll Rises To 32: Firemen Fear May Be 45   Flames Gut Home Fo: Aged, Orphanage In Montreal Yesterday

Montreal Death Toll Rises Affer Orphanage Fire   32 Bodies Recovered From Ruins: 13 Said Believed Missing

Death Toll At 32 In Fire At CanadaHome   Firemen Fear Figure May Reach 50 As" Persons Are Missing

Orphanage: Fire Toll. Reaches 32  Eighteen Pe ple Are   Eighteen People Are Still Missing In Blaze That Sweeps 75 vsar-old Hame

Fire Death Toll In Montreal Is Now at Least 3?   400 Old People And Children Made Homes in Orphanage

Find 32 Bodies In Fire Ruins  Of Orphanage   Tell Heroism of Mother Superior In Canada Blaze

—ORPH AN AGE— 32 Bodies Recovered  From Ruins  Fear Death Toll Will Reach 45

Death Toll From Tragic Fire In Catholic Home For Children, Aged, Rises Further

Holocaust In Canada Hospice   At Least 32 Perish In Flames Consuming Catholic Home For Children and Aged

Orphanage, Home For Aged Gutted By Flash Blaze   Fear Overall Total May Reach 50 As Ruins Are Searched

13 Persons Missing in Holocaust   Rescue Crews Search Ruins; Two Nuns Dead

Montreal Fire Death Toll 32; 18 Are Missing   Orphanage and Home For Aged Sheltered 400; Two Nuns Perish

Toll in Hospice Fire May Be 50      Searchers Continue to Bring Bodies Out of Montreal Ruins

Death Toll From Blaze May Be 45, Firemen Say   Workmen Recover 32 Bodies From Charred Ruins Of Orphanage And Home For Aged

31 Dead And Nine Missing In Canada Fire   Torch Believed Cause of Blaze At Catholic Home

Firemen Fear Death Toll May Reach 45 as They Continue To Bring Charred Bodies fron 4 Ruins of Catholic Hospice for Children and Aged, Which Wes Sweot by Flames Thursday

Death Toll Rises To 32 Or More In Montreal Fire   Search Ruins of Aged and Orphans Home for Missing

Montreal Fire Death Toll May Be Increased  At Least 31 Lives Are Lost In Fire; Nine Are Missing

32 BODIES ARE ALREADY TAKEN FROM BUILDING   Searchers Continue Hunt * For Others In Fire  Ruins

Hospice Burns, Was Home for 400   Orphans, Elderly Men Escape Quick Spread of Flames

Death Toll May Hit 45 Ir  Canada Fire   32 Bodies Removed At Orphanage And Tome For The Aged

Orphanage Fire Takes Lives ef 32   18 Others Missing In Blaze at Home For Aged, Children

Montreal Fire Death Toll Rises, May Reach 45   Searchers Take Bodies   From Hospice Ruins; Two Nuns Among Dead

loll in Montreal Catholic Hospice Blaze May Hit 50  32 Bodies Located In Ruins; Superior Victim of Flames

Nuns Heroic In Hospice Holocaust  Mother Superior   Mother Superior Perishes Trying To Rescue Charaes

COUNT 32 DEAD IN MONTREAL'S HOSPICE FIRE   THINK BLOW TORCH FALLING INTO SHAFT STARTED FATAL FIRE

Death Toll from F ire at Montreal ‘Orphanage, Home for Aged May Hit 45

Montreal Death Toll May Hit 45   Flames Destroy Home For 400 Old People, Children

Urge Vets to Aid Solving Problems   Rent Director Reveals Plan to Conventioners

Texans To Hear Five Speeches «By MacArthur   Whirlwind Visit May Be  Grasa Roots Campaign  For Korea War Policy

MacArthur To Give Talks In  Texas Cities   General Starts Whirlwind Visit To Communities In Texas To Promote His Korean Policy

Texas Ready : For General  "MacArthur To Speak In Four Maior Cities

MacArthur Due To Arriveln Texas Today   Visit May Be Start Of His ‘Grass Roots’ Campaign On Policy

Texas Prepares Royal Welcome For MacArthur  - Theme of Addresse Secret; Tour Will

Mac Begins Grass Roots Policy Whirl   Secrecy Veils Subject Matter Of Five Talks

MacArthur in Texas For What May Be Start of Grass Roots Policy Campaign

MAC ARTHUR T0 MAKE 5 TALKS ON TEXAS TOUR   ‘Speculate He May Start Grass Roots Campaign for His Policies.

MacArthur Visits Texas Capital  General to Tour  State’s Major Cities

Texas Cities Roll Out Long Red Carpet As Mac Starts Whirlwind Tour

Mac Lands In Texas for  Speech Trip   General Scheduled for Five Talks in Four Days of Visit.

Grass Roots’ Campaign for His Korean War Policy .  ‘(MacArthur to Texas for Five-speech- Tour

International Army Plans Being Drafted  U. N. Starts Work Today On Force To Beat Down Aaaression _

Gen. Eisenhower Is Mystified By Truman's Move  Reason For Summons Back To U.S. Appear:  lLinknawn Ta ike

Ike Caught By Surprise At Summons   General Leaves  Paris To Attend Truman Parley

10 Men Killed In Mine Blast   ‘Local Gas’ Explodes In W. Va. Coal Pit

Legislation to Authorize St. Lawrence Waterway Faces Tough Time in Conaress

Seaway Faces Tough Sledding In Congress   Controversial Bill Has Many Powerful i i a ee on ee ne ame

Governor OKs Ohio Turnpike  Attorney Predicts Series of Lawsuits

Acheson Was With Truman On Dismissal   Secretary Of State Says He Completely Agreed With Action

Mac’s Ouster Hac Secretary’s Okay  Acheson Favored Firing, Official Says

Donovan Named      Dewey Appoints Member of Parole Board as Correction Head

TRIUMPHAL PARADE FOR M’ARTHUR TODAY   ii Will Mose Over 15 Miles of Streets and Park Drives in New York City.

CONEWAGO DEANERY OFFICERS ELECTED   Mrs. George A. Miller Re-Elected President—One Hundred Women  Attend Waynesboro Sessions

Queen Contest ls Unchanged  Only Two Weeks Left; No More Bonus Vote Deals

Byrd Joins Bid To Keep Aid : From Acheson  Wants Military To Have Final Word On Arms Distribution

Byrd Wants Army to Run Foreian Aid   Joins Drive to Keep Acheson From Adminicteringa Proararr

Byrd Joins Push Against Acheson   ‘Would Deny Power To ‘Handle Aid Fund

Plan To Put Foreign: ‘Aid Funds Apart Byrd-Backed   Senator Is Opposed To Acheson Having  Power Over Amount:

PUBLIC PAY ROLLS TO ALL-TIME Hlth   FORTY-TWO OUT OF EVER) 1,000 AMERICANS ARE ON THE LISTS.

Malik Kills Korean Peace Feeler Report   Soviet Delegate Says Stories Of Red Offer Groundles

No. Russian Peace Bid Is Offered   Delegate Claims Reports Of Russian Peace Feelers False

Malik Denies Peace Feelers  Move Seen Clearing  Way For U. N. Tirade

Malik Denies Russia Made  Peace Feelers In Korean War   Statement Apparently Sets Stage For New Attacks on U. S. and U. N. Policy In June

Mallk Denies Report Ot Soviet Peace Bid  Russian Delegate Leys  Groundwork For Slap

Russians Deny Peace Feeler:   Autack on Korea Policies Renected Soon

Russian Peace Feeler Reports Denied By Malik  Clears Way For Blast

Rise in Nation’s Payroll. Calls for Higher Taxes Or Saving of More Money

Urge Kefauver For Chairman  Senator Suggested To Be Head Of Probe For President Truman

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Kefauver May Head Anti-Corruption Commission

LAUSCHE ASKS LAW BANNING RACE SERVICE   Mickey McBride Gives His Records To MNafauvar Cammittea

Gotham Bookie Faces Sentence In Graft Case   , Pudgy Gambler “ Wrecks Trial Of 18 Accused Cops

Stiff Penalty Being Sought For Big Bookie  Parole Taken Away fe tei  ae 

Bookie Gross Sure to Get Stiff Dose   Meanwhile Political Ef fects of Trial Fiasco Are Studied.

Prosecution Demands Stiff Penalty For Gross, Moves Ahead Date For Sentencing

DA Claims Payoff  State Seeks H. eavy Penalty Against Bookie King Gross

BREWER GIVEN HOSPITAL POST   Named By Gov. William: To Position Vacated  By Hugh McGoldrick

British Navy Now In Control Of Suez Canal  All Canal Shipping Being Directed By British Navy Orders

British Navy Taking Over Suez Control   Armed Vessels Supervise All Ship Movements

Air Raid Alarm Soands On Formosa; 6 Mystery Planes Seen Near Coast

Mystery Planes Alarm Formosa   6 Aircraft Sighted Hovering Over Straits

‘Four Big Powers Will Sit Down to Talk About /Cold War But Won’t Do Anything to Check It

PATROL LEADER SHOWS. MEN HOW TO TELL SOUTH KOREAN FROM N. KOREAN

Sentence Court Held in Franklin   McCracken Hands Dow1  Jail Terms to Four Defendants in County

‘Tall Oaks Guard Grave  Of Sherman   Navy Men Come From Far And Wide To Pay Final Tribute

NATION'S LEADERS TRIBUTE SHERMAN   Navy Chief Buried Ir Arlington Cemetery

‘Great Man’, Says Truman—  Hold Final Rites Today For Navy Chief of Staff

SHERMAN TO REST   Great Admiral’s Grave Surrounded by Oaks Resembling Ship Masts

Truman Plans To Recommend ECA Extension  Presiden ee Third A ry et ee ek  ird Anniversa

Continue ECA, to Be Plea of President to Congress   But Recovery for Europe Weil Along

Rearmament Sought For Free World   President Outlines  Idea On Anniversary Of Marshall Plan

For Free Wore:  Truman Asks Marshall Pian Agency Be Retained For Military Security

Truman To Recommend Continued  Marshall Plan Aid To Free Nations

TRUMAN TO URGE ECA BE CONTINUED   Hails Marshall Plan On Third Anniversary

Truman Asks Continuation  Of The ECA      Third Anniversary  Of Plan Celebrated   President Would Maintain Program As Means Of Aiding Security

Extend ECA,  Truman Asks   (Plan Seen Tool to Rearm  Hl Woct Aoninst Reds

Truman to Ask ECA Extension  Marshall Plan Aid To Europe Praised

Continue ECA Truman To Ask   Wants Aid To Go On To Abet Arms Program

Truman Would Continue ECA   President Hails Program as Success, but Says More Aid Is Needed in Europe

Two RFC Probers  Blast Democrats   Fulbright Terms Critical Minority Report ‘Scurrilous’

GOP Senators Rap Morality In Government   Say RFC Probe Shows ‘Pendergastism’ Now at National Level

GOP Report on RFC Probe Hit Truman, Boyle  Pendergast Politics On Natinnal level

Reports Hit Influence Policies   Senators Repeat Charges President Called ‘Asinine’

Politics Entry Into the RFC Is Charged  Reached Into the National Level

Claim Made By Two GOP Solons; Majority Report Charges Agency Fell Prey To Influence Ring

Senators File Rival Reports on RFC Inquiry   ~ ‘Influence Ring, With “White House Link, “Seen by Majority

Pendergast Politics Transferred to National [Level, Republicans Charge in RFC Report

GOP Senators Rap President In RFC Report   BDemocrots Also Say That Charges Of Political Influence Proved

GOP's Blast At Truman, Boyle  In REC Renort   “Scurrilous” And Politically Motivated, Charges Fulbright.

Truman And Boyle Hit By Two Senators   Charge KFC Probe ‘Shows ‘Pendergast  Politics Transferred To National Levels’

‘Scurrilous ’, Says Fulbright of GOP Report Which Says:  Pendergast Politics Transferred to Capital

GOP RFC REPORT STRIKES HARD AT TRUMAN, BOYLE   Sees Pendergast Brand; Democrats Call Minority ‘Statements “Scurrilous”

HIT PENDERGAST POLITICS 'T THE NATIONAL LEVEL   Two GOP Senators Blast Truman and Boyle in RFC Report.

SENATORS SCORE TRUMAN, BOYLE Blast ‘Pendergast Politics’_in Report

SOLONS CORRUPTION IN WHITE HOUSE   Minority Report Says Pendergast Politics  Governed RFC

POLITICALLY MOTIVATED?  Report On RFC Is  Called Securrilous   ROAD HEARING SET TUESDAY

Hint Pendergast Politics Has Hit National Level   Republicans Bitter at RFC Dealings of Boyle in Controversial Report.

—INFLUENCE— Majority Repeats Old Blast   SENATE GETS TWO REPORTS

"Scurrilous’, Says Fulbright  ‘Capehart, Bricker  _ dn. Sharp. -Minority Report On- 2

1 GOP Senators Rap Truman, Boyle In Report On RFC   Majority Report Renews Charges Of “Influence”’

Truman Attacked  In REC Report   Pendergast Policies Brought to National Level Senators Savy

RFC Minority Report Raps Truman, Boyle   Charge Pair Have Elevated Pendargast Politics to National Level

Bitter Charges Levelled By Rival Parties In Final Reporis Filed On Investication Of RFC Qverations:

2 GOP Solons Rap President And Dem Aide   Capehart, Bricker Declare Morality In Capital Low

RFC Report Hurls Charges At Truman   Republican Group Says ‘Pendergast Politics’ Exist

 —SENATORS REPORT ON RFC— Pendergast Politics On  National Level, Claim

DemosRetort Blast By  GOP  “Seurrilous”   But Majority Renews Charges Agency Prey OE ‘Jufluence’ Ring,

Hail RFC Report “As Scurrilous”   Controversial Report of Republican Senators Charges “Pendergast Politics at National Level”

‘Pendergast Policies On National-Level’  GOP Senators Leak H ST. Boyle In Report On RFC

GOP Senators in Scathing Report   Democrats, in Answer Admit RFC Charges

Truman, Aid Assailed As Corrupt   Republican Senators Condemn Ethics  Of President, Boyle

Truman’s Conduct Assailed   Lid Blown Off Nation’s Huge Loan Agency /

 Senators Charge Truman, Boyle With ‘Pendergast Politics’ 'In RFC Influence Investigation

Republicans Charge Truman, Boyle Have Elevated Pendergast Politics Onto National Level

GOP Statement ls Assailed As Partisan   Democrats On Inquir Group Critical Of Lending Policies

GOP Charges President Is Corrupt Chief   Say Pendergast Politics Being Used in Capital

Fulbright In Defense Of Truman's RFC   ® Republican Report Attacked By ~ Arkansan Solon

Teen-Age Drug Addicts Double in Year: 6,000 Said in Gotham Schools

Police Present  Statistics to Narcotic Probe  Attorney General To Present Facts,

New York Estimate Is 6,000. . .. oe Estimate is 6,000... .  Mass Of Children Listed Dope User:

Police Estimate 6,000 N.Y. Students Use Dope   Hearing On Narcotics Traffic Closes; Speedy Action Expected From Officials -

6,000 Of New York City School Children Taking Dope, Probers Are Told

6000 Young. Dope Addicts In New York   Police Estimate That Number of Users of Habit Forming Drugs ‘In Bia Citv

MEAT RULES EASED   Government Acts to Aid Flood-Stricken Areas of Midwest

UN Attacks To Recapfure Advance Post   Assaults..Are Also Made on Three’ Other: Enemy. Positions on Western Front.

New Proposal On R.P.C. Hit   President Yields In Battle Over Board

Charges Against RFC to Get Public Airing Tomorrow   Face-to-face Meeting Of Young and Bohannor To Touch Off Inquiry

Publie Airing For Charges « on  Loans by RE C   Hearing Announced, With Face-to-Face Meeting of Young and Bohannon

Senate Subcommittee Orders Public Airing of Charges of Political Influence on Loans Made by RFC

Hearings To Start Wednesday   Accused Man and His Accuser Will Meet Face to Face

One Administrator I: Proposed to End Five-Man Board © : in Agency

Public Hearing On REC Ordered  ‘Asinine’ Charges To Be Aired Tomorrow

Truman Proposes Single Executive  To Manage RFC  Fullbright to Procede _ With Public Airing  Of Accusations

Senators Order Public’ Airing o! RFC Charges   Fulbright Committee Plans Open Review Of Oi! Firm Loan

To Air Charge Of Influence For RFC Loans   Sen. Fulbright Says Hearing Is Set for_ White House Fiqure

Probe Charges Which Truman Called Asinine   Senate Hearing Opens Tomorrow

RFC Is Facing Probe   Investigation Ordered By Senate Committee Despite Pres. Truman's Reorganization Plan

Senate Panel Orders Open RFC Probe   Political Influence ‘Charge Is Slated For Public Airina

Senate Group Calls Hearing   Charges of Political Influence on RFC Loans to Come Up Tomorrow.

Truman Agrees To Make Change   New Plan For RFC Management Brings More Criticism

Order Airing Of Charges Against RFC   Hearing to Open Tomorrow With E. Merl Young   ‘See Other Opinion Today for ‘A Study  Lew Retintenthar!

RFC Ordered Public Airing   Charges Political Influence Helped Get Certain Loans

Truman Knuckles Under To Demands In Congress   Quick Agreement By President Unexpected In RFC Case: Senate Opnoses His New Plan

U.S. To Open R.F.C. Airing   Senate Group Orders Hearing on Charge Of Influence

New RFC Plan Is Assailed, foo  TF (item. De tek 8.   Truman Capitulation Gains Him Nothing

Texmass Case Will Be Aired  Tomorrow  Senators Move  To Block President

Senators Order Public Airing: Of RFC Loans   Apparent Truman Surrender Runs Into Objections

Public Airing Ordered Over RFC Squabble   Texas Lawyer Is Slated To Face Senate Committee

Highways, Farms. Homes In Paths 01  Flooding Rivers Alabama Is Hit... - Hardest; Other. Dixie States Suffer.

FLOODS SWIRL AGOGO SOUTH: DAMAGE GREAT   Rains in Alabama for 2-Day Period Exceed Normal for Month.

FLOODS CAUSE HUGE DAMAGE   Alabama Hardest Hit But Two Persons Drown In Mississippi

Rivers In State On Rampage; Guardsmen Called Out At Childersburg; Rains Over In Most Sections

2-Day Rain Sends Floods Through Soutt   Alabama Hardest Hit with Chief Rivers Rampading

FLOODS COVER SOUTH; MANY HOMELESS   Alabama Hit Hardest A: Two Rivers Overflow  OTHER STATES   Drenched By Spring Rains And Snow: Red Cross Is Aiding Victims

Floods Plague Deep South   Two Drown in Mississippi as Two Days of Heavy Rains Send Rivers Raqing

Farm Lands Covered By  Floodwaters  rr rs   Large Area Swept By Rain; Western Stutes Get Snow

Thousands Of Acres Are Already Inundated And Nearly 1,000 Homeless   Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi And Lowieiana Hit And Two Known Drownings Reported; Flood Crests Expected  2 was. Pott ee GAP

Southern Rivers Swollen by Rain, Flood Wide Area   Alabama Suffers Hard Blow from Rampaging Streams

Many Acres in Deep South Inundated By Floodwaters Following Hard Storms

Two Days of Tremendous Rains  Floodwaters Damage Highways Farmsand Homes inthe South

Farmlands In Alabama Hardest Hit   Waters Continue To Rises Georgia  Bracag Far Cract

Heavy Rainfall Brings Damage To Five States  Roads, Farms, Homes

Flood Waters Sweep South; Damage High   Alahama Lit Hardest Two Known Dead As Skies Begin To Clear

Raging Rivers In Deep South Rout Hundred:   Floodwaters Sweep Farms, High Damage Reported In Areas

 4$iaDaMa PRC Piaraest Huge Damage Hits Deep South As Heavy Rains Swell Rivers

Alabama Hard Hit: Two Drown In Mississippi   Rainfall Tops Normal Average for Month In 48 Hours

Many Homeless In South after Torrential Rain   Livestock Is Lost And Roads Closed As Floods Spread

Heavy Rains Swirl Floods Over South   Alabama Hit Hardest: Two Persons Drown In State of Mississipp:

Southern Flood Damage Is High  Alabama Hardest Hit Of Several States

Heavy Rains Send Rivers On Rampage   Thousands Are  Driven From Homes

Rainstorms Open Flood Season for  Dixieland States Alabama Hit Hard  _._ By High Water tn Wake of Deluge

Southern Floods Kill 2, Leave 1,000 Homeless  - Downpour in Alabama   Downpour in Alabama In 48 Hours Tops Rain for Month

South Is Hit By Swirling Flood Waters   2 Persons Drowned -In Mississippi As Impact of Rampant Rivers Hits Dixie

Alabama Hit Hard by Big Flood Threat   Deep South Has Much Land Under Water; Roads and Highways Suffer Heavy Damaae

Heavy Damage To Homes And Farms In Dixie   Alabama, Mississippi And Georgia Feel Main Impact Of Floods; Rain, Snow Pelt Other Parts In Nation

Floods Cause Huge Damage  In Southlane   Two Days Of Rains Senc Waters Swirling Over Thousands Of Acres Ir The Deep South

SOUTH FLOODED BY TWO DAYS OF HEAVY RAINFALL   ALABAMA HARD HIT AS WARRIOR RISES 42 FEET IN ONE DAY

Heavy Rainfall Brings Damage To Five States   Roads, Farms, Homes Are Hard Hit by Sorina Downpours

Heavy Rains Cause Damage   Alabama Hardest Hit. Families Homeless

Floodwaters Swirl Across Deep South   Two Deys of Tremandows Rains Send Rivers  Fram Banka

Two Passenger Streamliners Meet Head on in Alabama, Taking at Least 10 Lives

2 Streamliners Hit Head-On  In Alabama   Other Aecidents Over the Nation Involve Freights

‘We Cannot Let Our Guard Down”  Worldwide Red Build-Up Brings HST Warning

Russia Accused Of Preparation To Spread War  Red Peace Clamor Called Bluff

2-Hour Debate Makes No Chance   Get Ready for ‘Emergency’ Truman Gravely Warns U. S.

Truman Wants Country to Get Ready for ‘Any Emergency’   Speaks at Detroit's 250th Anniversary

Warns US Russian Moves Continue to Threaten Woarld Peace   ‘Truman Assails Reds. Domestic Crities

Truman Says Reds Move Toward War   President Warns U. S To Get Ready  For Any Emerveney

Russians Accused Of Planning War   President, in Detroit Speech, Questions Sincerity of Soviets

President Urges US. ‘Arm Itself   Dangerous and War-like Military Preparations Being Made by Soviet, Truman Says

U.S. Warned To Be Ready For Anything By President   Truman Lays Down Sharp Indictment  Of Russian Action

Cites “"War-like Preparation By Reds Around World   U. S. Must be Ready to Meet “Any Emergency’

Weather   Truman Accuses Russia of War Preparations  Warns Nation To Get Ready For

Wants Nation Prepared for Any Emergenc   President Lashes At Squabbling in National Politics

Peace Desire Of Russia is Questioned   Chief Executive Accuses Soviet Of Making War-Like  Preparations

U.S. Warned To Get Ready” For Emergency   New Aggression By Soviets Possible, Says President

Truman Also Strikes af — U.S. Critics      Chief Executive Doubts Russia Has Peace Desire

PRESIDENT AIMS BLAST AT RUSSIA   Bitterly Accuses Communists of Making Dangerous War-Like Preparations Around the World.   ] WARNS AMERICA TO GET READY   Says Soviet Rulers in Position Where They Can Commit New Aggression Acts.

Truman Calls Reds’ Buildup World Threat   Public Urged to Get Ready For ‘Any Emergeney’; Other Moves Cited

USSR Making Dangerous War Plans: Truman   President Warns U. S. to Get Ready for Any Emergency

US. Must Get Ready: President   Critics of Policy Accused of Using Smear, Big Lie

President Questions Whether Communists Really Want To Have Peace in Korean War.  MAKES SPEECH OUTDOORS IN DETROIT

www ff ANB Vd Fal ‘Smear, Big Lie’ Arouse  White House  Accuses Russia  _Of War-Like Aims

Truman Feels Reds Ready For New War   Cites Balkan Militar Program as Example Of Plans for Battle

Truman Again Warns Of Red World Threat   Points To Build-Up Of Communist Might In Europe And Asia

TEMPERATURE   Russia Hides Plans For War Behind Peace Talks, He Declares In Detroit

Truman Accuses Soviet of Preparing For War, Questions Korea Peace Desire

Denounces Russia For World-Wide "War Preparations”   President Urges This Nation to Gird for

President ts Disturbed by Red Activily   Points Out Warlike Activities in Many Parts of World; Tells U.S. to “Get Ready.”

TRUMAN SAYS RUSSIANS ARE PLOTTING WAR   WARNS AMERICANS TO BE PREPARED FOR FOR ANY EMERGENCY

Country On Right  Traek   President Warns Americans To Be Ready For Any Emergency

PRESIDENT SAYS ‘J, S, MUST ARM FOR EMERGENCY   Communist Desire For Peace In Korea Questioned ~~ Administration Critics Assailed.

President, Speaking At Detroit’s 250th Anniversary Celebration, Bitterly Accuses Soviet Union Of Engaging In Dangerous Military Activities ‘Around The World’—Warns United States To Get Ready For ‘Any Emergency’

Truman Says Reds Plan  For War All Over World;   Warns U.S. To Get Ready

President Warns U.S. Of Soviets War Plan   Nation Is Told to Prepare Guard for ‘Any Emergency’

Red's Desires For Peace Are Questioned   Tryman Warns Nation   Truman Warns Nation To Get Ready "For Any Emergency”

Assails ‘Smear’ and ‘Big Lie’ Critics of Government at Home   Free World Must Have Armed Strength, Truman Declares In Speech at Detroit; Says Red Satellites Break Arms Rules

Sincerity For Peace Questioned   Satellites Being Brought To Peak For Aggression, Precident Charges

Warns U. S. To Be Ready For “Any Emergency”   PRESIDENT   Doubts Sincerity Of Peace Moves; Administration Critics Blasted

RUSSIA PREPARING TO WIDEN WAR, HE SAYS AT DETROIT   President, At City’s Anniversary, Also Assails Administration Critics For Trying To Divide the Nation.

Reds Build for War ‘Around World’,  Traman Savs in Warning to U. S.

Prepare, Advice of President to People of U.S.   Doubts Russia Really Wants Peace; Speaks at Detroit Celebration

President Says Russia Sull Danger   Cites Preparations Jn Satellite States; Hits Home Critics

Claims Russia Makes Warlike Preparations  Detroit Speech Warns U.S. To Be Set For KEmervencvy

—DEPENSE — President Lashes Out At Critics   U. 8. ON RIGHT PATH, HE SAYS

U.S. Must Be Prepared, He Tells Nation   Points to Russian Arms Buildup; Questions Reds’ Peace Desires in Korea

Cites Build-ups for Aggression Around World   Cautions Nation To Get Prepared For Any Emergency

Indicts Russian War Moves   Joins Detroit Throngs In Birthday Celebration Blasts His Critics

Truman Warns US of  Emergency   President Questions Reds Really Desire Peace— Notes Warlike Moves   SLASHES AT CRITICS   ‘Use Smear and Big Lie For Publicity and Own Personal Advantage’

CASTS DOUBTS ON DESIRE FOR KOREAN PEACE   Also Takes Crack At Home Critics in His Detroit Sneech

President Truman Cries ‘Big Lie’ Is Smearing His Administration And Warns Of Soviet Aggression

Truman Hits Russ Buildup In Satellites   Questions Red Desire . For Peace; Says Critics Try To Stir Suspicion

America Gets Grave Warning  About Soviet  President Presents  Bill of Particulars Dh A ect Altome

Truman Accuses Russia Of Building Up For War“Around The World As Wilson Calls For Industrial Might

(Accuses Russia of Preparations [for World War   Truman Says America Must Be Ready for Any Emergency

 . —HITS CRITICS AT HOME— Reds Make War Move, Truman Tells Nation -

President Warns Russia Prepares For World War   Truman Questions Sincerity of Reds In Korean Talks

WARLIKE ACTS OF SOVIET HIT BY PRESIDENT   Tells Nation To Prepare Immediately For ‘Any Emercency’

Warns Nation To Get Ready  For Emergency Questions Russia’ 3.  TE Bey Bee:   Questions Russia’s Aims in Korea at Speech in Detroit

Truman Accuses Russians Of Military Preparations, Using Lies And Slander For Margin

President Strikes at Russians.      - Accuses Soviets of = Making: Preparations For War Despite the. . Peace. Taiks in Karea

Detroit Talk Stinging Rap   Famed Motor City Celebrates 290th Anniversary Of Founding

President Issues Bitter Attack On Communists   Sincerity Of Russians In Quest For Peace In Korea Is Questioned

“Truman Accuses Reds of "Warlike Preparations rand Bids U. S. to Be  Ready for Anv Emearnency

CEASE-FIRE LINE PROPOSED   U.S. Must Prepare lor Any Emergency, President Declares

Truman Charges’ Russia With War Preparations   President Speaks At Detroit Anniversary Celebration: Warns U. S. Against Agvressio

Truman Accuses Russia of War Preparations  President Warns of Letdown in Speech At Detroit Celebratior

Traian Gravely Warns Emergency May Be Expected    Russians Massed On Many Fronts In Position  ! To Move

HST Tells Nation To Get Ready For ‘Any Emergency’      Accuses Russia Of Making War-Like Preparations ‘Around The World’

President Warns U.S. To Be Ready  Assails Russians, Critics in Nation

Truman Warns Country to “Get Ready”   President Bitterly Accuses Russia of War-Like Moves—Has  Doubt of Korean Peace

ALLIES LIMI AGENDA TO WAR WITHINKOREA   Cease-Fire Negotiators Ban Politics In Four-Hour Meeting   RETURN TO CAMPS   Head of Allied Team Narrows Discussion, Hopes For Success

Four-Hour Session Held; Next Meeting Tonight  U. N. CHAIRMAN   Calls On Reds To Show Good Faith, Create Atmosphere Of Confidence

NE NO Et NA  Limit Talks To Military Issues Only  Second Session Set For Tonight

Scope Is Limited For Discussions Now Under Way   Fighting Goes on; Face-saving Stunts Pulled by Chinese

LEADERS LIMIT PARLEY ISSUES TO KOREAN WAR   Negotiators Talk Four  Hours At First Ses«  sion -— Second Con ference Scheduled  Wednesday.

Joy Eliminates Political Affairs   Renew Discussions Tonight; Opening Sessions Last 4 Hours

 a ‘To Resume Discussions  ‘Wednesday   U.N. Determined Te Hold Them Strictly To Military Terms Limited To Korea

Military Affairs Alone Subject Of  Peace Conference  Sessions Will Be Resumed At 7 P.M. Tuesday (EST)

Hearing Set On UP Wreek   Railroad and ICC Will Probe Evidence of Crash Cause

Italy to Try Two Suspects In Absentia   Prosecutor Says Action To Be Taken If OSS Men Stay In U. S.

ITALY WILL TRY ]   OSS Men Charged With Slay ing Major Holohan To Be Tried By Italians

Halian Court Will Try Two Americans “In Absentia’'   To Hold Trial Even If They Are Not Extradited to Face Charnne nf hd de

Italian Court To Hear Cloak And. Dagger Story Involving Two Ex-Gis

Accused Men In OSS Case Deny Guilt   One Admits He Wrote Confession But Repudiates It

Soldiers fo Be Tried in Absentia   Not Guilty of Crime Ex Gls Stil Maintain

aly Court Will Try Two U. 5. Soldiers   General Prosecutor Will Ask for Extradition of American Soldiers to . Stand Trial for Murder

ALY WILL TRY TWO AMERICANS   OSS Men Charged With Slaying Major Holohan To Be Tried By Italians

Htaly Will Try Two Americans In Absentia   Gi’s Will Be Tried For Killing Officer Behind German Lines

Truman Adds Final Work On Speech For Tuesday   President Flying To Washngton, But Plans To Return To Key West Following Address

No Decision On Meat Price Lids, Rationing   Price Director Says Under Study, Industry Objects  ‘leet Rr Ee Ee ee eed

No Decision on Meat Controls, Price Chief Says   Industry Objects to Proposal for Price Curbs and Rationing

NO WORD ON MEAT   Industry Officials Hope to Stabilize Commodity Without Controls

No Decision Yet on Rationing or Contro!s on Meat   Industry Contends Such Action Would Lead to “Black Market” Again.

Applicants F or Legislative Jobs Are Swarming Like Bees At Austin Canitol

Dia! 2-4941 For R-H Class Ads   Hubba-Hubba Girl Says ‘No Apologies’ Needed For GOP Sponsored Hula Show

DEMOCRATS SAY GOP-RUN IOWA STATE FAIR'S NUDE, LASCIVIOUS DANCES ‘BESMIRCH’ CTATE

Says Trumar Prevented: World War   U. S. Labor Official Addresses State AFL. Praises Green

Truman’s Policy Is Endorsed by AFL Spokesman   Top Labor Leaders In Columbus for Annual Convention

740 VIOLATIONS TOLD  OPS May Strike Meat. Offenders With Tax Laws

DiSalle Reveals Price Penalties   -To Use Tax Laws Upon Offenders

OPS Violators May Get Tax Law Penalties   Would Disallow Business Cost Deductions After Over-Ceiling Payments —

Price Director Would Invoke Tax Penalties   May Bar Deductions If Over-Ceiling . Prices Are Offered

DiSalle Reports  Proposed Plan Using Tax Laws  Government Would Disallow Business  Cost Deductions Linked To Payments

Ottawa-co Grand Jury Told Gambling Is Out   Lousche’s Blast on Slots Brings Report ‘County Is Now Clean’

Conkiavesy. Over How and Where to Fight Korean: War ‘Split Into Three. Viewpoints

 st ee F Controversy Raging Over How,  Where to Tight War In Korea

Communists Launch Two Counter-Attacks, but Are Beaten Back in Savage Fight.     OTHER PEAKS FALL  TO RIDGWAY'S MEN  \     From Dug-In Positions After Storming Up

UN Troops Hurl Back Red Smashes   Hold Hard-Won Key Peak in  Eastern Korea

U.N. Seizes Key Peak On Eastern Korea Front  ree ia: ae te Se Ue   Then Hold Crest Despite knemy Counter-Blows;  Artillery Helps

2 Fierce Red Counterattacks  Are Repulsed   Allied Units Repulse Light Probing Attacks Along Central Front

Allies Take Key Mounfain Peak   Capture 3 Other Hills on East Front

M’ Arthur Sees ‘Tron Curtain’ Trend In U.S.   General Delivers Blister. ing Attack On Truman Policies

MacArthur Sees Federal Moves Against Freedor   General Also Says Democratic Regime Leads Toward War

MacArthur Smashes At Trend Toward American Socialism By Democratic Administration

‘Creeping Sabotage of Freedom’ Perils Nation, He Warns   Seattle Hears Democrat Leaders Assailed for Risking New War

General Claims World Tension Being Increased   Warns of “Creeping Sabotage of Freedom” and Sees Federal Attempt te Put “Iron Curtain” Over America.

MacArthur Sees ‘Curfain’ Threat   UL S. Free-Speech In Peril: He Says

‘Banshees Go Into Action Jets Hammer Red Trueks ‘Surprised On River Bank

U.S. PLANES BLAST RED SUPPLY POINT   Lines of Trucks Destroyed At  North Korean River River Crasaing

Red Truck Line Blasted By Jets   Navy’s Banshee Makes Debut In Korean Action.

SALE OF BEEF CATTLE SLUMPS TO A NEW LOW   Government Price Official Sees No Relief Before July

UN Forces Crack Outer Defenses Of Main Red Fortress In North Korea

Allied Troops Capture Mountain About Four Miles From Chorwon   U-N Forces Stand Squarely In Entrance To The Triangle In Which Reds Have Main Forces

— EASE TREATY  Big Three Will Let Italy Arm   TRUMAN DEFIES RED PROTESTS

Aim To Lift Restrictions  On Rearming  Will “Make Every Effort” To Secure Italy UN Seat

BIG THREE COMES TO AID OF ITALY   Willing -to Lift Peace Treaty Restrictions

ONLY RUSSIANS ARE OPPOSED TO PLAN   U. S., Britain And France In Full Agreement  ArArFAIAF AI?   States Italy Should Have Full Part In Upholding Principles Of U.N.

—ltALY— Big 3 Urge Removal Of Treaty Bans  Want Ex-Enemy Admitted To U. N.

Treaty Limitations — Of World War Il on Italy Are Canceled   Big Three to Demand That Italy Be Admitted as Member of United Nations Despite Russian Protest

Vote to Lilt Ban on [tals   Big 3 to Allow Rearm. ing, Seek Admission to U.N,

WOULD REMOVE RESTRICTIONS ON REARMING   PLEDGE TO SEEK STATE’S ADMISSION TO UNITED NATIONS

BIG THREESET TO LIFT TREATY CURBS ON ITALY   Plan All-Out Effort To Bring Nation Into U.N.

BIG 3 READY TO END ITALY PEACE BARS.   Truman Says Other Ways Needed If Russia Objects

Big Three Ready To Relax Italian Treaty Restrictions   Determined to Secure Country’s Membership In the United Nations

‘Big 3’ Will Help Italy Get Into UN   Treaty Limitations Are Formally Lifted

Rearmament Lid May Be Removed If Proposal Wins   Declaration Follows DeGasperi Conference

Mundt Calls U. S. a ‘Swindler’s Paradise’ .   Fantastic Confidence Game Linked to Defense Buildup

Peg. Leg’s Con Game Bared  Senator Calls U.S. Swindlers’. Paradise

President Rejects Mechem’'s Appeal For Point-4 Help   THE PRESIDENT wrote MM,

Sailor Wins Navy Blessing to Marry Girl Whose Life is Threatened by Cancer

Sailor To Wed T een-Ager Whose Death May Come From Dreaded Cancer by Fall

Navy Speeds Plans for Wedding of Young Sailor, Girl Dying of Cancer

Enemy Pays Bloody Cost For Advance   Ten Thousand Reds Pu Out ‘of Fight in One Taye af Rattle

Truman Booed At Bail Game   "Where's M’Arthur” Far Asks At Opener In Washincton

Truman Gets ‘Coldesl Re ception Ever Givena Prasident at Contest’

TRUMAN BOOED AT BALL UAME   RECEPTION DESCRIBED AS COLDEST A PRESIDENT EVER GOT AT PARK.

How Does A Girl Get To Be A  Singer On Radio?  Start in A Choir’ Savs Radio Star

SERIES OF PRAYERS   Special Meetings Will Be - Held Preceding Spir itual Crusade -

Truckers Held For Scheme to Cut Pike Rates   Charges by Police With Forgery and Receivina Stolen Items

What Are Your Chances?  “Close To The Explosion, Your Chances Are Only One Out OF Ten —

What Are Your Chances?.  ‘CLOSE 10 THE EXPLOSION, YOUR CHANCES ARE ONLY ANE Flr Me TEN

State Senate To Reconvene November 26   Early as Governor Meets with Leaders Senators Recalled

Recess Of Senate Cut Short; Returns  To Work Nov. 26   Upper State House Is Ordered To Reconvene For Tax Consideration; Both Groups To End Longest Session Decemher 22

8 Inches of New Snow   Council Bluffs Reports 11 inches; Half a Foot Seen for C.R.

Near Blizzard Conditions In lowa By Night   3-6 Inches New Snow, Sharp Winds, 5-15 Below Are Forecast

Tax-Other-Guy’ Arguments Drag Out Hearings  Bill May Not Get   ~ Bill May Not Get To Senate Floor Before September

Tax Hearings Continue With No End Sightec   ‘Tax The Other Fellow’ is Theme Of Most Witnesses

Probers Uncover New Irregularities By Tax Collectors  St. Louis Insurance  Firm Sold Policies

Selectmen Ask Dever for Protection —   Mill Worker's Home Stoned; Woman ‘2  Given Boattnn

Alp Avalanche Toll At 234  Estimate 45,000 People Isolated In Austria Alone

45,000 Missing As New Slides Hit Alpine Europe  Epidemic Threatens Capital City; 234 Are Dead

Avalanches Peril Villages, Towns  ” Estimates of Alpine _ Exrope' 8 Death Toll’

Alpine Towns Again Periled By Avalanches   Record Snow Slides Hit Austrian Area; Death Tol? Mounts

Avalanches Bring  New Alpine Peril   Slides Roar Down Burying Lodges and Towns While Rescue Efforts Continue

Alpine Snow Deaths Rise   Avalanches Continue  To Bury Whole Towns

Avalanches Bring New Peril to Area:   Death Toll Reaches 234 in Alpine Nations; Many Missing

Avalanches Bringing New Peril To Austrian Towns   European Death Toll Mounts To 234 After ’ Snowslides; Thousands Reported Marooned

New Peril by Avalanches  Bring More Terror To Villages And Towns in Alps

Death Toll from Avalanches Has Reached 234 Persons: Slides Still Roaring Down in Austria

AVALANCHES STILL IMPERIL VILLAGES   Continuing Alpine Slides Roar Down As Death Toll Reaches 234 Persons

Avalanches Peri Villages, Towns   Estimates of Alpine Europe’s Death Toll Reaches 234 Persons

Giant Avalanches Bring New Perils To Isolated Alpine Europe Where Death Toll Already Has Reached 234

Death Toll From Giant Avalanches Renorted At 234   Number Of Missing Unknown; Many Tourists lsolated.

IRAN READY T0 OPPOSE ACTION BY UN. ON OIL   Claim Problem Not Within Jurisdiction Of Security Council

lran Will Reject Lafest Proposal   Won't Take Part in Any Further U. N. Council Talks if- British Plan Adopted

Britain, [ran Open Round 2 Before U.N.  Mossadegh To Talk  ry. WMte4 kh. Diane Tint

Iranians Plan To Reject  UN Action On Oil Dispute   Tran Will Withdraw From Security Council Talk If British Proposal Is Accepted By UN Group

Tran To Spurn British Plea, Official Says   Mossadegh Says Dispute Is None of England’s Business; No Tears Shed

lran Rejects. Latest Offer Solve Problem   British Proposal to Settle Oil Dispute Does Not Suit . Iranian Premier

Elimination of School Townships Recommended  State Commission Urges County Boards of Trustees. Increace in Financial Aid

Elimination of School Townships Recommended  State Commission Llenae Casimir Baaode a   »tate Commission Urges County Boards of Trustees, Increase in Financial Aid

‘12 Coast Reds Win Round In Bail Issue   U.S. Supreme Court Finds $50,000 Bonds ‘Too Much’

TO PLAY LOYOLA   Los Angeles School Added to K. U. "51 Gridiron — Schedule

£20 feeb VAS  ‘bos Angeles School Added  to K. U. 51 Gridiron ° Schedule

Sereen Actor Geer Refuses Query on Reds   All ‘Ancient History, He Telis Probers Into Hollywood Activities

Screen Actor Refuses to Tell Committee Whether He Has Ever Been Communist

REFUSES TO SAY IF HE'S RED Screen Actor Will Geer Defies House Committee

Actor Will Geer Balks at House Probe Questions   Refuses Reply on His Communist Activity, if There Was Any

Will Geer Refuses To Talk  ctor Annearc   Actor Appears Before Committee

Actor Will Geer Refuses To Tell  Hearing Of Communist Connections

ACTOR WILL GEER REFUSES 10 TELL IF EVER WAS RED   STAR IS WITNESS BEFORE COMMITTEE PROBING HOLLYWOOD

Hollywood Red Intrigue Hunted  ‘Film Stars Called To Witness Chair

Back To Work  Ballot Sought In Dock Fight   ‘Loyalist’ Employes Plan Move; Insurgent Chief Rejects Proposal

Plan to End Democratic Control of Two Congressional Seats Considered

Congress Seat Changes Okavec By State GOP  Re apportionment Plan Would Shift  Cavaral Counties

Central Penna. Congress Seat To Be Changed  Exact Action Depends On Meeting Later With Harvey Taylor

‘AN ASSENT SEEN   Western Observers Fee Stalin Would Agree to Big Three Meeting

Talk Of Big  Three Meet  Is Revived Election Of Chyrchill   Election Of Churchill _ Could Bring About Suc! A Conference

Need More Funds Or Chest Agencies Must Reduce Work   Only $23,596 Raised. To Date Toward. Goal Of $47.298

Red Feather Drive Far Short of Goa!   Only $23,232 of Needed $41,238 Raised to Date in Campaign According tc Community Chest Camonaian Chairman Al Herrick.

Prospects for AN. E. Steel. Mill Dimmer .   Backers, However, Insist There Is Still Chance for Succec

CONGRESS SNAPS” LONG LOG JAM ON BIG MONEY. BILLS   Passes 6.2 Billion Measure, “. Advances ThreeOthers ~   -PAYROLLS TRIMMED.   House and Senate Agree on General,10 Pet. Cut ‘in Wage Costs -

Appropriation Log Jam Breaks With Four Bills  Compromises Seem Certain Of Winning Senate-House Vote

CottonState:  Seek Higher  Crop Prices Senate ‘Body’  Hears Planters At Memphis

Nation to Pay Most of Bill For Territory   Will Match Cask Three or Four Dollars to One

Alan Kirk Calls On Gromyko for Clarification   More Facts on Malik Talk Expected From Russ by End of Week

Asks Kremlin To Clarify Truce Plan   Ambassador Kirk Huddles With Deputy Foreign Minister Gromyko

Clarification Of Truce Plan Sought   U.S. Ambassador Confers with Reds’ Gromvko in Moscow

West Presses Moscow For Meaning Of Malik’s Cease-Fire Talk In Korea

Explanation Of Proposal Asked By The U. §.   Ambassador Calls On Gromyko For Talk With Minister

Kirk Calls OnGromyko In Moscow  Pessim’stic  Outlook From ne ‘oy = a a meee ee oe

:* aats West Pressina Prices ta For Russia to cities Fai Exolain Plan

Expect World To Soon Hear  Of Soviet Plan  Ambassador Kirk Meets Gromyko for Cease-Fire Talks

Moscow Asked for Explanation of Malik Talk   ‘United Nations Waits .. for Clarification of Cease-Fire Proposal

Clarification Of Malik Talk Being Sought   Moscow Cagey As West’s Diplomats Seek Real Meaning

Demand Malik Peace’ Talk Be Clarified   U. S. Ambassador Visits Gromyko, Delays Repori

U.S. Envoy Meets With Red Deputy  Details Expected By End Of Week

United Nations Leaders Await Moscow Note    Malik Absent, Sends Word He’s Ill

West Seeks Aim Of Russian Plan   Moscow Pressed To Spell Out Meaning Behind Malik Proposal For Ceasefire

West Asks For More Light On Cease-Fire Plan Kirk Sees Gromyko: Say Clarification - Expected in’ Few Days

West Urges Red To Clarify Malik Offer   Allies Seeking To Get Facts About Cease-Fire

Ambassador Kirk Confers With Gromyko   Clarification of Malik Proposal Due By End of Week

Kirk Confers With Deputy Red Minister   Ambassador Has Talk With Gromyko, Seeks Malik Bid’s Meaning

Ambassador Kirk Calls On USSR’s  Foreign Minister   Trygve Lie Returns From Norway And Says He Is “Always Hopeful”; Malik, Reported Tl, Due To Appear At Dinner Staged Tomorrow

Moscow Pressed To Explain What Proposal Means   Clarification of Plan Is Expected

U.S.Envoy Asks More Details on  Korean Proposal  U.N. Allies Mark Time as Moscow Delays Report

PRESS USSR FOR CLARIFICATION OF CEASE-FIRE   U. S. ENVOY KIRK, ANDREI GROMYKO, TALK 20 MINUTES

CLARIFICATION IS EXPECTED THIS WEEK   American Ambassador Kirk Calls On n Gromyko  U.N, CHIEF   Says He’s Always Hopeful; Malik Reported Ili Since Speech

Moscow Ready to Clarify Proposal World Leaders Confes  On Intent of Soviet  Dialoagcate’« Paanna Plan

Commies Begir Troop, Supply Build-Up   UN Airmen Blast 2200 Trucks on  Karean Raade

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars ‘In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours    (By The Assoctateq Press)  Plenty of Irons in Fire

“ eel ay § ee” a ad al geet tee 2, Le Mars Savings Bank Entertains Emplovees

Shelves Bill fo Brine Negro Inmates Here   Senator Is Told There Isn't Enough Room.

a —HOME RULE AT. WORK~  Town Residents Pay for Their — Special Services

— GOING HIGHER, TOO —  Some Suburbs Have Taxes as Hich as City's

Being Taken From Four Guard Units   Camp Attetbury Trainees Placed On Shipping List

30,000 More Yanks Slated For Duty in Korea, Army Says  Number in Addition To Regular Shipments Of Replacement Troop:

More Draffees Going to Korea  Men Now Training With Guard Outfits

Polish Premier Says Russia Preps For War   Retaliation Over Fines For Fliers Is Started

Belly-Dancer, Fiancee Of Millionaire, Gets Chance To Wallow In Texas Ou

Another Blizzard Sweeps Midwest   Squally Weather Hits East Coast

Halt Trains in Midwest   Bely Fact That Spring Is Only Two Days Away

Unanimous Consent by Senate to — Nebraskan’s   Senate Confirms Two Men To Mobilization Posts

SHIPPING REVENUES   Question Suspect In Year-Old ‘Murder of Woman

Long Island Boys Admit Fix Roles   Kansas State-L. I. U. Eas. tern Game One of Seven Scandalous Bribes   INAME SHERMAN WHITE   K-State Coach Gardner, President McCain Com ment on Situation

3 More CCNY Players Held In Scandal   Charged With  Fixing Games

Three More Charged With  Fixing Games   Long island University Basketball Stars Are Charged With Taking Bribes From Gamblers

LIU Piayers Admit Fixing KState Game   Three Were Paid By Bookies For — ‘Shaving Points’

Three More Charged in Cage Fix’   L. 1. U. Trio Admits Taking Bribes” In K-State Game

Arrest Three LIU Players as Cage Scandal Spreads   Charged With Accepting Bribes in Early-Season Kansas State Game.

LIU Trio Trapped In New Basketball Fixed Bet Scandal   Players Confess $3,000 Bribe for Game on Dec.2

Long Island Boys Admit Fix Roles   Kansas State-L. J. U. Eas. tern Game One of Seven Scandalous Bribes

3 More Players Arested In Cage Game Fix Probe   Irvin Dambrot, Captain of Last Year's CCNY ‘Tear Two Other Stars Charged with Accepting Money to ‘Shave Points’ in Games

Legion Calls For ‘Cleanup’ In State Dept.   Clarksburg Veteran Elected Commander

Indecision, Defeatism Lambasted   Minority Fails To Block Caustic Report On U.S. Officials

LEGION DEMANDS OVERALL CHANGE IN STATE DEPT.   Efforts To Ease Wording Of Resolution Met With Protests   DON R. WILSON NEW NATIONAL COMMANDER

Acheson, Aides Hit By Legion   Favors Ouster Of Whole State Dept.

Angry Legion Attacks State Dept.   Demands Entire Leadership Be Fired; Wil son Commander.

DLR, Bilson New Head Of Legion  Resolution Adopted to Se en LD hy oll an So — ‘te

[FINAL VOTE BY HOUSE ON TIDELANDS BILL [EXPECTED BY NIGHT: APPROVAL PREDICTED.

Swiss Demand Sentence for Charles Davis   Charge American Negro Was Spy in Pay of Sen. McCarthy

Added Testimony On Draft Sought   Propose Two Alternatives To 18-Year-Old Draft

Ideas Asked By House Body On Draft Plan   Members Seeking To Get Suggestions On Building Forces

Married Men Under 26 Are Draft Fodder   Armed Service Group Takes Testimony on Plan to Take Such Men Before It Does Youths

DRAFT GHANGES ARE CONSIDERED   House Committee Calls On Defense Department For Information On Proposals ‘To Alter Law.

Group Weighs Alternatives To 18 Draft   Would Raise Age And Call Childless Husbands Under 26

Age Extension Suggested For  Building Army   May Also Discuss Taking Married Men Under 26

Armed Services Committee Asks Defense Department to Testify Regarding Draft Ages

Draft Discussions Continue Tuesday  Raising Top Age Under Consideration

Hearings On Nation’s Draft Situation Due To End Today With Talks On Raising Ages

House Considers New Draft Move:  Childless Men, Higher Age Limits Studied

Ike’s Backers Content to Let Prospective Candidacy Rock Along Without A Nudge

tisenhower Gets Greater Support For Nomination   Republican Leaders Are Content To Let Issue Remain Idle

Eisenhower Backers Let Campaign Rock Along With Occasional Nudging

Duff Pleased at lke's Status  Backers Content Not To Puch Candidacy

tke Supporters Are Confident: To Mark Time   Senator Duff To Walt Until After Congress Recessea.

Ike's Supporters Not Hurrying to Stir Up Interest   Probably Won’‘t Begin Real Work Until Late Fall

SAYS TREE SMELLS GOOD Christmas Tree. Mother’s Visit Cheer Marine Blinded In Korea

Rebel Dockers Lift Blockade Of Army Piers   Strikers Threaten to Extend Their Tieup to New East Coast Ports

WHERRY TERMS TRUMAN PLACE DICTATORSHIP; FEARS WAR? IN SENDING OF TOQORS TO FELIBODE

Ohio Rate Case Sets Precedent   Elyria Users Air Phone Complaints

Denounce Manpower  ‘Ceilings   Yop Military Leaders Criticize Proposal To Put Ceiling On -Armed Forces

PLAN TO LIMIT OIE OF FORGE CALLED GAMBLE   Military Heads All Oppose Proposal in Senate for Ceiling.

Change ot Site Demand Is Not In Latest Note   Ridgway Tells Reds U.N. ‘Still Prepared’ To Pick Up Parley

Allies Prepared to Resume Truce Session, He Says   Conciliatory Note Fails to Mention Shift from Kaesong

General Again  Denies UN Violated Zone   Message to Reds Is Described as ‘Conciliatory’

Arias Agrees To Restore Constitution  Panama President  To Stay In Office

Ike Backers Not to Oust Gabrielson  GOP Leaders Shy From Action; Dems Delay Selection

Gabrielson Oust Not Likely  Pro-Eisenhower Group Seems  Satisfied With GOP Chairmar

Backers Of Ike Plan No Action On Gabrielson  Rl Eg «herent ai Otten iisteeraner ace anh

Reds Want De Facto  Cease-Fire   U.N. Won't Agree to Peace Without Formal Armistice

Would Quit Without Truce Pact   Communists Spurn Latest Proposal On Buffer Zone

Enemy Proposes End to Fighting, Truce Pact later  Allied Delegation Opposed; Chinese Drive Stepped Up

TIP HAND WHEN ZONE BYPASS BID REJECTED   Communists Demand Final Solution To Buffer Stalemate

Reds Seeking An Unofficial  Truce, Claim   De Facto Cease-Fire Is Goal Of Communists, Asserts Spokesman For U.N. Forces In Korea

U.N. Will Not Consider That   Allies Figure Reds Need Unofficial Armistice to Get Relief from Armed  Pressure

Reds Favor Fight Halt, Long Talks   U.N. Official Sees  Communist’ Trick

Reds Refise To Lay Aside Buffer [ssue  U.N. Balks At Any Cease-Fire Without  BRawmal Armistiea

Reds Want Peace Without Armistice   UN Spokesman Says Commies Don’t Want Formal Signing

UN Declines Newest Offer To Halt War   Reds Would Stop Fighting Without Formality of an Armistice Deal

Reds W ant Truce Minus Signed Pact   U.N. Rejects Idea of De Facto Cease Fire Agreement

U.N. Unwilling to Call Off Fighting Without Armistice  Latest Allied Proposal Is Rejected by Reds

Would Call Off Korean Fighting  Reds Want to Quit Without Armistice

Reds Would Quit Without Signing Armistice Pact  kols Says They   Nuckols Says They Tipped Their Hand Tuesday.

Reds Seek To Call Off Korean War   Communists Don’t Want To Sign Armistice

‘Reds Want Undeclared Truce —UN   Allies to Refuse Such a Thing, Nuckols Says

In Korea Jockeying Truce Without Armistice (Is Called Aim Of Reds

Reds Want To Halt Fighting Without Pact  UN Refuses To Halt War Canflice Wisk   UN Refuses To Halt War Conflict With No Normal Armistice

Reds Want Cease. Fire Without a Formal Armistice   Allies Balk at Suggestion: U.N. Asks Discussion of Matters Other Than Zone.

REDS HOPE 10 CALL OFF WAR, BUT NOT SICN   Reject Proposal To Take Up Other Items on Agenda

U.N. Won't Approve, Nuckols Says  Foe Turns Down PWR naw Ban Viator

Allies Demand Formal Armistice Procedure   Communists Refuse To Set Aside The Disputed Buffer Zone Question; Action Violates Previous Agreement

Reds Want To Halt War Without Formal Treaty   UN Will Have N6 Part Of Cease-Fire Without Formal Armistice Action; Red Offer Rejected:

U.S. Balks At No Formal Armistice   Reds Want To Stop Fighting Without Pact

Reds Reject Latest U.N. Offer Today   Communists Are For A Cease-Fire Without Armistice

REJECTION OF BUFFER PLAN IS TIP-OFF   Enemy Apparently Wants Break From Continued Pounding

U. N. Holding for Formal Armistice  Reds Said to Want to Call   Reds Said to Want to Cal! Off Fighting in Korea Without Pact

Delays In Progress Of Armistice Talks Bring Belief Reds Desiring Cease-Fire Without Signing Paper

Allied Leader anns Reds Oppose,Pact   Formal Armistice Unwanted, Asserts Spokesman For UN

Communists Ask To End Fighting Without a Pact  Request Is Refused By Officials of UN

Reds Seek Immediate Cease-Fire   ‘Would Permit True: Talks To Drag On

“UNOFFICIAL ARMISTICY   Tip Hand They Would . Call Off Fighting Without Formal Agreement.

Reds Want to Call Off Fighting Withou Formal Armistice   Proposal to Set Aside Buffer Issue For Present Rejected

Reds Seek Truce Without a Forma! Armistice, Claim   Chinese Want Retief from Allied Air Might Reject Proposal of Ub

Reds Reject UN Plan To By-r ess °s Issue  a ‘ts Seek   Communists Seek To Call Off Fightin; Without Signing Formal Armistice

ALLIES OPPOSE REDS’ PROPOSAL   Hnemy Wants Fighting To End Without Signing Formal Armistice. — Reject  - Buffer Offer.

Reds Want to End — Fight Without Truce   UN Spokesman Says They Want to End Shooting But Let Armistice Talks Drag On Indefinitely in: Korea

Reds Would End Korea War With No Armistice   U. N. Won't Consider Idea: Understanding Held Imperative

—ENEMY TIPS ITS HAND— Says Reds Want War To End Without Armistice

Reject Latest Allied Proposal Unofficial Armistice Seen Reds’ Objective

Reds Reject UN Buffer Zone Offer  Would Call Off Fighting Without Signing Armistice

Reds Want to Call Oif All Fighting Without Signing Formal Agreement

Latest Proposal On Truce Parley Rejected By Red:   Enemy Seen Desiring To End Fighting Without Signing Formal Pact

Allies Reject Ridiculous Red Truce Demand   Insist War Be Halted Without Formal Armistice Being Signed

Reds Would Halt Without Armistice   UN Spokesman Says Allies Will Not Agree to That Proposal

And It COULD Happen Here—  BaltimoreAroused—PerhapsT oo Late —To Juvenile Dope Addict Problem

Parents Battle Youth Dope Ring   Baltimore Up in Arms Over Revelations at Qne Mother

Stor y Arouses Baltimor een  Ont cet Ne eat  Mrs. X Had to Give Money To Son, 16, a Dope Addict

Baltimore Goes To War on Drugs   Discover Teen-Age Youths Become Vietime af Teaffie

Teen-Agers Victims of Vicious Drug Ring; Baltimore Parents Up.in Arms

This Could Happen Here—or Anywhere  Reefers and Other Dope Sold Like Candy to Teen-Agers in Baltimore

‘Mom, Um Helpless," Teen-Age Marihuana-Smoker Sobs  Mother's Story of Son’s Addiction to ‘Reefers’ Starts All-Out Drive On Baltimore Dope Ring

ELECTRICIANS VOTE STRIKI   Negotiators Begin Second Round Of Talks To Avert Waikout

Group Attempts To Avert Strike   50,000 Westinghouse Workers Threaten Firm With Walkout. in June

Tried To Get Commission for  Leftist Field   Senator Says White House Aide Tried to Provide Army Intelligence Post

REVEALS ATTEMPT TO GET FIELD U. S. INTELLIGENCE JOB   y LEFTIST MILLIONAIRE CALLED ‘SUGAR DADDY OF IPR INSTITUTE

Leftist Field Once Considered For G-2 Post   Sen. Eastland Tells Of War-Time Move To Get Commission In Intelligence Work

Field Friends in White House   Tried to Get’ Commission For Millionaire Leftist, As Did Lattimore

FIELD CALLED ‘SUGAR DADDY’ OF RED GROUP   Witness Breaks Secret Officer’s Post Recommendec

Field Described as “Sugar Daddy for Institute   ~ Anny Intelligence Job . for Reds’ Pal Sought --by FDR Assistant

Army Commission  Sought for Field  FDR Aide Boosted Former ‘Suaar Daddy’ of IPR

Leftist Field Tried to Get Army Intelligence Position During War

Senate Probes IPR Actions   Job With Intelligence Goal for Reds’ Friend

‘World Turned Upside Down  Commuters Push and Shove To Reach Windows of Train

29 Killed In Pitched Battle In Suez Canal Trouble Zone  Clash Is Most Serious Incident Since

30 Years In Oil Business  Here Lauded   Dinner Marks Celebration

Death Toll Due To Heat Rises In Texas   Heavy Damage Is Reported In Lone Star State

Texas Has  Blistering  Heat Wave Short Water Supply Ts Aggravated By

Chinese Newsmen, Merchants And Teachers Fall Into Net, Some Top Labor Leaders Seized With 16 Members Of Parliament

Arrests Corral 100 Reds  In Indonesia   + 4 Y oe AOU Dp ALICMLUts 16 Lawmakers  Suspected of Plot

100 Arrested In Indonesian  Red Rounduy   16 Members of Parliament  Nabbed in Alleged Chinnce Plat

Little Hope Seen For Teachers’ Pay   Committee of Educators Attempts to Obtain $1,500,000 For Salaries

‘Airliner Hits Ridge, Burns   Victims Horribly Burned: Many Servicemen Reported Among Dead

Rescue Teams Find 22 Plane Crash Victims   ‘Many Are Horribly Burned, Mangled In California Tragedy

NREGKAGE 10 STREWN OVER CANYON ARES   Four Army Colonels Listed Among. Victims of Crash.

Searchers Find 22 Victims Of Plane Crash  Bodies Are Scattered Over Wide Area In Mountain Country

Airliner Falls On 20-Minute Flight, 22 Die   Oklahoma City Man, Lt. Col. J. H. Byrd, Is Listed as Victim

Rescue Crews Reach Burned Ruins Of Ship   Most Of Bodies Horribly Burned And Mangled;  Crash Occurs In Mountains Near Santa Barbara

Plane Crash Fatal To 22  Southwest Airline   southwest Airlines Craft Wrecked In California Flight

Passengers Burned And Mangled Beyond Recognition In Southwest Airwavs Plane

22 Dead Aboard Airliner  DC-3 Demolishe:  iS Be fe pekinese dA.   DC-3 Demolished On Mountainside In California

Wreckage Reached in Coast Hills    Many Servicemen Among  Victims, Four of  Them Colonels.

Rescue Teams Find Victims Burned to Ashes; Wreckage Found in Dense Mountains

Death To 22? In DC3 Crash   Huge Plane Down In Mountains  23 Miles From Santa Barbara

2? on Plane Found Dead   Teams Arrive at Wreckage Find Vietims of Crash

Plane Crash Fatal fo 22   Aitliner, Sedies Scattered Over Wide Area in Primitiva Mountain Aree

22 Die in California  Plane Crash   Rescuers Hack and Crawl To Mountain Scene of Incredible Destruction   20-MINUTE FLIGHT   One of First To Reach Plane Reported Death Probably Was Merciful

22 PERSONS DIE IN PLANE WRECK   Private Enroute to Altai Among Dead in West Coast Crash

Victims Horribly Burned in Disaster in Range Country Near Santa Barbara, Calif.   BODIES SCATTERED : OVER A WIDE AREA   Dead Include Many Service. men, One a Private Who Was to Have Been Mar ried Yesterday.

22 Persons Die In DC-3 Crash On West Coast  Plane Hits Mountain On 60 Mile Flight

Rescuers Find Bodies Strewn Over Wide Area   Four Army Colonels And Gl on Way to His Wedding Amona Dead

20 Minute ‘Hop’ Ends In Tragedy   Most of Passengers Servicemen; Plane  Burns After Crash

Ship Plunges In Primitive Country Ares   Many Dead Servicemen: Parts Of Bodies Strewn In Smonidering Wreck

Excuse Bradley AsGOP Demands Showdown Now   Claim GOP Attempt To Sabotage Hearings: Knowland Blasts lron Curtain Methods; Reveal Doug, Marshall Spurned Questions

Kennelly Keeps Chicago Office  Hunter Concedes Mayoralty Election

KENNELLY IS. REELECTED IN CHICAGO RACE   Moyor Beats Hunter. 152,545 es Democrats Keep City Hall Control.

Chicago Re-elects  Kennelly as Mayor  Holds Wide Margin As Count Nears End

MARTIN KENNELLY IS RE-ELECTED CHICAGO MAYOR   Defeats Republican Opponent by More Than 140,000 Democrats Lead for  3 Other Offices.   EYES OF NATIONAL LEADERS ON ELECTION   Balloting Marked One of Na tion's First Major Local Tests of 1951 Political  Trends.

Democrats Win Chicago ‘Test’ Election  Republicans Trail By 127,000 Votes

CHICAGO MAYOR ELECTED AGAIN   Democratic Party's 20Year Rule In That City Is Unbroken

DEMOCRATS KEEP RULE IN CHICAGO   Mayor Martin Kennelly Continued in Office

Mayor WinsBallots   Kennelly Is Reelected in Chicago With Wide Margin

Democrats Keep Hold On Chicago   Vote Watched For Possible National Trend

DEMOS RETAIN CHICAGO RULE; KENNELLY WINS    Mayor Re-Elected Over GOP Challenger Hunter by 152,545 Votes.

Democrat Walks  Away From Hunter ln Race for. Maver   Former Businessman ti Succeed Himself In Office

JOHNSTON READIES MOVE Concessions To Labor Hinted By Wave Experts

Consulates Must Close By Monday   American Travel To Nation Barred By State Dent.

Ransomed Fliers Tell Story fo U.S. Officers.   Await State Department Official Before News Conference Can Be Held

Order Hungariar Consulates Shut Down Monday  Move Is One Of 2 Taken By U. S. In Retaliation For  mt

Deadline In Hungary Case Fixed   Hungary Must Close   Up New York And Cleveland Offices Monday Midnight

Consulates Ordered Closed   _Acheson Sets Deadlina For Vacating Offices” In Two U. S.. Cities.

Hungarians Must Get Out Monday, Acheson Warns   Stronger Retaliation Urged by Members of Congress

‘U.S. State Department Has Fixed Monday at Midnight for Closing Hungarian Consulates

No Complete Break Expected, But Red Consulates Closed   Acheson Declares Ransom Money Not Paid Willingly, Warns American Patience Not !nexhaustible.

Demands Voiced For Retaliation In Airmens’ Case  Nig famalote Rroal   No Complete Break With Satellite Seen

Hungary Must Close Two Consulates By Midnight Monday   Retalitatory Measure Deadline is Disclosed By State Department

Senator Reveals Restrictions Put On Mac In Korea  Charges Censored Material Should Be Released to Public

AEC TELLS RESIDENTS TO KEEP AWAY FROM WINDOWS  Las Vegas Warned Of 'Big One’

Allies Brace For Another Mass Attack   Expect Push On Seoul Next in Chinese Campaign

Chinese About Ready To Renew Spring Offensive   Headon Smash At Seoul Exnected

Reds Reject Allied Reply On Violation   Door Left Open to Resumption of Talks

RIDGWAY PAYS NEGOTIATORS FLYING VISIT   Communists Step Up Propaganda Against America

Probe Voted Of Congress RFC Influence   Fulbright Group Told To Sift BOO Letters

MacArthur Arrives Tonight In San Francisco Following Rousing Hawaiian Welcome   Order Inquiry Into Allegations Lawmakers Peddled RFC Assistance

Probe ts Ordered in RFC ‘Influence’   Investigation to Show If, Some. Congressmen Received -Applicant Fee

Fulbright Group To Study R. F. C.   Senate Banking Committe Calls for Probe of “‘In fluencing”

RFC Prohers to Turn Spotlight On Congressmen   Committee Would Learn If Members Peddled Influence; To Consult Lettare

Fulbright Group To Study R. F. ¢.   Senate Banking Committe Calls for Probe of “‘In fluencing”   ereteees ee a Se ee ee ee  Investigators to Survey Documents by Congress-. man Ahont Loans

Order New RFC Probe   This Time Query Will Study Charges Solons Peddled Influence

Probe RFC ‘Influence’ by  Congressmen   Senate Group Orders Query Into Report of Fees Paid For Help

Congress-RFC Check Ordered   Influence Peddling To Be Investigated

Probe Of Congress RFC Influence Is Ordered By Senate Banking Group

To Probe Congress’  REC Link   Banking Committee Authorizes Group To Open Hearings Or Influence Peddling

New Atom Test Probable Today   LAS VEGAS, Nov., Nov. 4—~ (UP). Another atomio explosion, probably an alr drop, in expected

New Atom Test Probable Today   LAS VEGAS, Nev., Nov, ja (UP). Another atomic explosion, probablw an air drop, is expected   (Picture on Page 8)

Nehru’s Decision  Disappoints U.S. 47 Nations Accept Invitation: Neher Chinese Faction Invited

India To Snub Jap Pact Parley   Nehru’s Decision Disapvoints U. 5.

INDIA WILL TAKE NO PART IN JAP TREATY PARLE)   Decision a Disappointment to Diplomats Because of Country's Influence in Asia.   INDONESIA DECIDES TO SEND DELEGATION   Senator Connally May Pass Up Trip to San Francisco Because of Political Sit uation in Texas,

Beef Fast Near End as Delivery Of Cattle Gains   Receipts Jump To 66,000 at 12 Main Markets

CATTLE FLOW INCREASES AT STOCKY ARDS   Threat of Beef Shortage Is Seen Ended

Beef Famine May Be Over   Cattle Receipts Jump At 12 Principal Midwest Markeée

Break Sighted In Nation’s Beet Shortage   OPS Leaders Report Cattle Runs Increase In Many Stockyards   CMICAGCOH RIN PWRAVY   MARKET STILE LOW

Taft Opens New Debate On Policy   Burst of Reaction to Ike’s Report Over the Week End.

Airmen Killed As Two Planes Collide In Aix   Veteran Pilots. Meet Death As F-47s Fall On East Long Island

 Flying in Formation g in Formation Midair Plane Crash Kills  2 War Vets

Dulles to Open Jap Pact Talks   New Negotiations Slated le Takvo This Week

Truman Hopes That Russian Atom Blast Won't Increase Danger of World War

 Moscow Believed Angling for Breathing S. Spell ‘Anglo- Chinese Cease-Fire Negotiations E Begur ‘Several Weeks Ago, Western Diplomat Reveals

Writers Linked To Communists  Lawson and Lardner Named by Witness

More Than 20 Hollywood Reds Named by Witness Before House Committee

rouse Coalition Bea's a rls Group § soundly  Tet 3. ewe Bannd   DiSaiie Sees Possible End To Price Control

Price Rollback Repeal Seen  Coalition Riding High, Aims Death Di... ~—s Mi... ££... C2... 2. mM. at   Coalition Riding High, Aims Death Blow at Plans for Strong Controls

Drive for Strong Controls Thot Killed in House  Coalition Group      Coalition Group Rapidly Weakens Truman’s Bill

(0 VERNMENT'S CONTROL DRIVE IS COLLAPSING   Coalition in House Ramming Through Amendments to Weaken Measure.

Barkley Warns of Pessimism Among Nation's People   Faith in Government Necessary to Keep Nation Free, Says Vice-President.

Barkley Hits At 'Croaking Pessimists’   Are Subversive Of Democracy, Veep Says at Westminster

Italian Planes Carry Rebels To Homeland   Russia Sends MIG’s To Combat Uprising. Say London Reports

Help Fight Anti-Red Guerrillas   No Confirmation From Any Official  Sources So Far

Senator Ferguson  Proposes Cut In  Foreign Aid Bil Senator George Also  May Introduce Bill For Laraer Reduction

House Squabbles Over Air Base in Truman's County   Dispute Delays Vote or $5,768,000,000 Bill fo Military Construction

No Commies In Sight As UN Advanees   Seesme War Tide Turns Once More

Enemy Leaves Capital As Part of Big Retreat   Patrol Race into City Untenable After 25th Crosses Han River

Second Entry Into Seoul Is Most Peaceful  Heavy, Red Traffic Reported As Moving   Heavy, Red Traffic Reportad As Moving North From Seoul

ROK Troops Raise Flag Over City   Korean Capital Entered By Five Allied Patrols

UN Again Holds South Korea’s Capital City   Abandonment Part Of Commie Retreat Above The Parallel

Defends Beef Price Policy   Rollback Based on Cost Figures, DiSalle Tells Hostile House Group

Price-Chopper Defends His Meat Rollback   DiSalle on Stand Today Before House Group— Explains Plan Benefits

DiSalleDefends Price Rollback; Based on Cost   Stebilizer Testifies Before Agriculture Committee on Plan.

Another Boost In Fighting Force Ordered   Additional 260,000 to Be Called Into Service by June 30

Manpower Goals For Armed Forces Increased, Senators Are Told By Mrs. Rosenberg

Armed Services Goal Is Upped By 260,000   Mrs. Rosenberg Informs Senate Of Higher Totals

MANPOWER'GOALS. ~ REVISED UPWARD   June 30° Military. Target ‘Is 3,462.205'Men =: ..

President Hikes Manpower, Goal  Nation's Fighting. Forces to Be Upped

Truman Upping Manpower Goal ‘Ahont 260.000   Armed Force Strength Of 3,462,205 By June 30.

Armed Forces Raise Service Goal to 3,462,205  Mrs. Rosenberg Says   Mrs. Rosenberg Says Figure to Be Met By Next June 30

Hike Manpower Goal By 260,000   President Raises His Sights on Size of Armed Force Needéd Ry fone 1

Increase Goal of Military   Senators Told 260,000 More in Manpower Will Be Required

Truman Ups Manpower By  About 260,000   Saltonstall Wants ‘Case Proved’ In Bid To Draft Youths, 18

June 30 Manpower Goal Is Increased by About 260,000   Armed Force Strength to Almost 3'2 Million as Soon as Possible.

Manpower Goal For Services Upped 260, 000  rmed Forcec Tatrnl   Armed Forces Total Of 3,462,305 Okayed By President Truman

Goal of U. S. Armed Forces Is Increased   Senators Told That Truman Hikes June 30 Manpower Goal By About 260,000

Manpower Goal Is Boosted      New Figure Is for 3,462,205 by June 30

ARMED FORCES TO INCREASE DRAFT QUOTAS   June 30 Goal Raised To 3,462,205, Mrs. Rosenberg Says.

160,000 Increase in Services Goal  Approve Raising Our “Forces to 3,462,205

Military Hikes Call For Troops  260,000 More Men Wanted By June 20

Mrs. Rosenburg Tells Senators Of Service Hike   3,462,205 Goal Requested by Joint Chiefs of Staff

TRUMAN RAISES DRAFT TARGET TO 3.462.205   Pentagon Proposal Fo: Drafting 18-Year-Olds Hits Opposition

260,000 Added To June 30 Goal Of Armed Force   Total Increased to 3,462,305 Men at Eorliest Possible Date

Truman Increases Goal  For Raising Strength  Of Forces By June30

To Boost Armed Forces   Truman Okays Increase Of 260,000 Over Former June 30 Target Asked  By Joint Chiefs of Staff

Manpower for Armed Forces Is Increased   Goals for June 30 Are Increased 260,000; New Total Sought for Service Is 3,462,205

Report Manpower Goal Increased   Armed Force Of 3,462,205 Planned By June 30

 irme di ed Forces Put New Goal At 3:467.205         Defense. Department Demands; Designated «Strength Be Reached: By June’ 30 

Truman Hikes Draft Goal for June 260,000   * He Approves Raising _ Strength’ of Armed Forces to 3.462.305

Military Ups. Service Goal By 260,000   ‘Draft Calls To Be 50,000 Higher Due To War Casualties

Military Goal Is Increased  By 260.000   President Wants Force Of 3,462,205 By June 30;  Senate Group Told

260,000 Added To  ‘Manpower   Truman Increases June 30 Goal To  3,162,250, Congress Members Told

nervice Goal For June 30 Hiked 260,000   Strength Of Nearly 344 Million Asked As Manpower Goal

U. S. MANPOWER GOAL JUNE 30 NOW RAISED BY 260,00   Mrs. Rosenberg Appears Before Senate Committe On 18-Year-Old Draft

@RAFT QUOTA BOOST HINTED BY MILITARY   New Manpower Goal Estimate Given To Senate

Stassen Gives 2 Rules for GOP Victory   Honesty and Loyalty Will Put a Republican Man in White House

Says GOP Must Found Program On Two Points   Young GOP Convention Speaker Assails Corruption In Federal Government; Must Weed Reds

New Phone Directories To Be Distributed In frea Beginning Monday

WOULD KEEP GOIN(   Resolution in Senate to Con t'~1e Crime Committee Tour

REC Chief Says He Was Fall Guy’   ‘Influence’ Probe Brings New Angles

Order Probe Of Perjury In RFC loan Scandals   Dunham Testifies Fellow RFC Director Attempted To Make Him “Fall Guy;” Full Review Of Lustron Corp. Details Asked

Gets Warning By Phone to Drop Charges  Bullet Lodges in Door of Home as He Answers (all

Eggs And Several Fresh Vegetables Lower  Increased Prices On Beef, Pork And Coffees Reported

Russia Suggests New Peace Talk   London Sources Call U.S. Reaction ‘Cool’

1,000,000 Red Youth Parade In East berlin   Loyalty To Stalin And Hate For West Showr In All-Day March, But No Violence Is Reported By Strengthened Guards

Red Parade In Berlin © Outdoes Hitler Era  Million March In Spectacular  Soviet-Sponsored WM... LT: OST. .})...

Pay Boss Ulbricht Urges Sabotage to Keep! ~~ Wect Reich From Joining Allies 

Million German Red Youths Stage ‘Hate West’ Rally   Huge Parade Dwarfs Hitler Era Displays

Million Youths Parade in Red Loyalty March   Youngsters Parade In East Berlin to End Peace Festivities

More Than Million Blue-Shirted Girls and Boys Chant Loyalty to Stalin and Hate for West in Propaganda Show.

Brannan Assures Dixie Lawmakers ‘That Cotton Exports To Be Pushed

Plan To Lift Sagging Cotton Prices Offered   Brannan Says U.S. Will Push Exports as Means of Boosting Market

Brannan To Push Cotton Exports To Bolster Savoing Prices For Stanle

Textile Union Urges Federal Aid To Plants   -Rieve- Cites Jobless -Total Rise, Calis For

TWO FROM LAWRENCE  University A Cappella Choir Names Otticers for 1641-52

TWO FROM LAWRENCE  University A C lia Choir Names Officera for 1041-52

EX - SAWYERITE KILLS WOMAN AND SUICIDES   Love Spurned, He Shoots Her At Home In Florida

Village of Millboro Isolated in South Dakota —  Snow May Delay Town's Christmas

SNOWBOUND SINCE DEC. 5 Santa Claus. Will Be Late Getting to Millboro, S. D.

Promise To Meet His Truce Demands   Will Remove Armed Guards From Kaesong and Admit Allied Newspapermen

Red. Koreans ‘Agree To: Remove Armed wards, Admit Newsmen; Would Discuss Other Demands

Chinese Radio Message Agrees Tol N. Demands   Ridgway Awaiting Authentic Message

Agree To Admit Newsmen But Ask Parley on Zones  Ridgway Remains Firm, Tells Group To Stay on Alert

Reds Reported As Accepting UN Demands   Message Broadcast Via Peiping Radio

ed Radios ive Replies { 2 Generals  Allied Commander Awaits Messages   Allied Commander Awaits Message’s Proper Delivery

Agree to Neutral Kaesong; Admit 201. N. Newsmen   Would Leave Rest Of Ridgway Terms To Negotiation

Communists Agree fo Newsmen At Talks and Removing  Armed Guards From Kaesong No Word Given on When Cease-Fire Conferences Might Be Resumed

ACES May ACCEept Ridgway Demands  Agreement “in Principle” Will Require Further Negotiations  ON .NEUTRAL GROUND  UN. Commander Insists on Exclusion of Armed  Personnel   ON .NEUTRAL GROUND

Commies Also Willing To Admit UN Newsmen, But Want To Confer On Other Demand

ANSWER RIDGWAY CONDITIONS FOR RESUMING TALKS   REPLY IS HEARD 33 HOURS AFTER TERMS LAID DOWN

Will Admit Newsmen To Conference Area, Peiping Radio Says   Allies Mum On When Parley Will Be Resumed; Reds Want to Discuss Rest of Gen. Rideway’s Ultimatum

Await Word From Allies When Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Resumed Aaain

Communists In Conciliatory  Ridgway Answer      Observers Hopeful Latest Move In Korea Truce Maneuvers Will  Open Way For Further Parley

Hope for An End of Stalemate   Communists Agree ‘In:Principle to ‘Demands, Made By  General Ridaway

Reds Agree To Neutralize Kaesong Area   Would Negotiate On Safety Of Delegates, Approve Admission Of 20 Correspondents

Reply to: Ridgway’s Demands   Says News Issue” ‘Too Trifling’ to) Break up Talks

To Move Guard, Admit 20 Allied Correspondents   Other Conditions Must be Talked Over, Peiping Radio Reminds the U.N.

Newsinen Going fo Conference; Chinese Guards Are Withdrawn   Tone of Communist Reply is Conciliatory; However, Reds Give No Definite Answers To Many of Proposals Radioed by General

Remington Never Red, ‘Father Says   First Pair of Boys in Four Administrations At Executive Mansion

Bradley Asserts Chiefs Against M Arthur Policy  He Says to Extend

Says Expanded War Would Delicht Kremlin   Limited Action Favored by Joint Chiefs of Staff

‘Plans for Tighter Curbs on Civilian lDraduction Discussed With Industry

MacArthur Asks For Chiang Aid  Nationalist Troops Needed, He Asserts

LATE BULLETINS MacArthur Asks Washington To Use Chinese Nationalists

City Taken Without  Firing Shot  Aisne Rleece PRR Soe   Allies: Now Within Seven Miles of 38th Parallel

Take Over Abandoned Communist War Base  72 Mile From Parallel   Other Patrols Moving Close To Line: Some May Have Crossed 38th Parallel Into North Korea.

Patrols Move Without * Opposition Near Border: Some May Have Crossed

Chinese Troop Massing Point Abandoned   Newly Won Objective Only 8 Miles Below 48th Parallel

UN Tanks Enter Town: Meet No Opposition   Enemy Continues To Hold Ground North of Seoul

Take Base Without A Shot Fired   Other Patrols Moving Unopposed Through No - Man’s - Land At 38th Parallel

News Day, Night   Chinese Base Falls Easily Near Parallel   Reports Hint ‘Some Patrols Have Crossed Border; Infantry Advances

UN Troops Now Close To Parallel   United Nations Tanks Occupy Abandoned Communist Base Of Chuuchon; Patrols Move Without Ovvosition   FIND WAY BARRED * NORTH OF SEOUL

Patrols May Have Pushed Over Border   Recaptured Base Only 7 1-2 Miles Below Parallel

Bulk of Enemy Forces Retreat North of Border  UN Troops on East Coast Reach Within 8I/, Miles of Parallel

UN Forces Occupy Chunchon 73 Miles From 38th Parallel  Some Spearheads Ma: Already Have Crosser

TANKS ENTER CITY WITHOUT FIRING SnD   [Some Patrols May Have Gone Across Parallel 38, Report Says.

Maryland Racing Commission Holds That Accused Jockey Telephoned North Belle Vernon  - Man For Bet Advice   ANZALONE RECENTLY WAS CONVICTED ON U. 8. RIGHTS

Allied Patrol Base Encireled by Bugle Blowing Red Units   Action Heightens Speculation Great Enemy Offensive Might Be Brewing: Yank Troops Smash Their Way Out of Foe’s Armored Trap

UN LOSES CONTACT WITH SECOND UNIT ATTACKED BY FOE   Red Troops Strike Allied Base Near Chorwon Behind Smoke Sereen   PLANES SET RECORD   UN Bombers Damage 857 Enemy Vehicles in 24.Hour Period

Bugle- Blowing Communists Surround Patrol Bases; UN Troops Fight Their Way Out

YANKS SMASH WAY OUT OF CHINESE NET   Stepped - Up Activity Indicates Possible  New Red Offense

Allied Patrol Base Is Hit By Red Units   Battle of Charges, Denials Goes On In Truce Action

Link Broken With Another U. N. Center   Speculation Is Heightened That Huge Enemy Drive Mav Be Brewing

do Tune of Bugles  Communists Surround. Allied Patrol Bases in West Koren

Reds, In Banzai Attack Surround Allied Patrol Base      TWO RUSSIAN-TYPE TANKS KNOCKED OUT

Red Advance Seen as Prelude To Big Offensive: SecondU.N.Patrol  Is Surrounded

Buele-Blowing Fog Encitcles US Unit t Gherwor   Activity Increases All Along Enemy Line Above The 28th

Slash 43 Per Cent ‘Off Requested ‘Emergency Fund   For Financing Governmen Activities Until End of Fiscal Year.

Enemy Claims ROK’s Invaded Kaesong Area   Allies Leave Talks Up to Communists; ‘It’s Their Move’

Reds Charge New U.N. Violations Of Kaesong Area   Prospects That Truce Talks May Reopen Get Another Setback

Capture Summit in Hard Battle  Cian ak SO ma num   No Sign of General Red Offensive Seen But Troops Move in

UN Gets Charge By Reds   Peiping Radio Out With More Coy. ats Against Allies in » Kecsenne: Trace: Avex

NEXT MOVE ON TRUCE TALK IS LEFT FOR REDS   Won't Admit Any Fake Charge, Says Aliiad Statamont

ALLIES CAPTURE STRATEGIC HILL NEAR KUMHWA   Engage In 2-Hour Hand To-Hand Battle With   Communists

Red China Charges New Violation   Peiping Broadcast Says South Koreans Invade Truce Area

New Neutrality Violations Are Charged  Latest Propaganda Assaults Loosed By London Writer

Enemy Fights  To Standstill Despite Heavy UN Barrage   Allies Leave Next Move in Truce Talks Up to  Communists

Hope Is Dimmec For Resumption Of Peace Talks   Radio Reporter Says UN Fighter Flew Over Kaesons

New Charges of Zone Violation Fired by Reds   Say South Koreans in American Uniforms Invade Kaesong Area.

Troops Are Said To Have Been Inside Kaesong   Gen. Ridgway Denies All of Recent Communist Charges

Po Deltas Made Milifary Territory   Looting, Vandalism Reported In Flooded Areas

Po Deltals Made Military Territory  Lanting Vandalicr   Looting, Vandalism Reported In Flooded Areas

Long Range Policy Aimed At Victory Urged By Stassen   Fight For Freedoms Over Red Imperialists Can Be Possible Minus War

Two More Die On New Mexico ‘Highways Sunday   Boy, 15, Heads Family OF 11 - Parents Die In Auto Wreck

Rep. Rogers Hits Atrocity “Whitewash”   Says Administration Puts Blanket of

‘Negro Girl Faces Circuit Court Trial For Killing Near Frenchman’‘s Bayou

Senate Leaders May OK Tax Plat   State House Approves  Compromise Levy Afte Beatine Dem Onocositior

FORMER NEW OXFORD HOTELMAN SUCCUMBS   Charley Thomas Hersh, 81, In Failing Health For Five Years— Funeral Saturday

Three Major Concessions  Are Offered   New Proposals Open Way To Agreement On Polieing Of The Armistice

Reds Concede On Troop Rotation Plan  Two Other Allied Demands Met in fy. _ i =e gg,

Reds Agree fo American Troop Rotation Plan   Communists Make More Concessions At Truce Parleys

Lightning Sets Off Explosives: G Workmen Dia   Dynamite In Stone Wall Leis Go When Wires Nearby Are Hit

Lightning Sets Dvnamite Blast: § Dead. 15 Hurt   Workmen on Dam Job in Colorado Disaster Vietims

Lightning Sets Off Dynamite; Nine Die Charges In Canyon  Wali Detonated

NINE MEN KILLED “WHEN LIGHTNING - HITS EXPLOSIVES   Fifteen Other Injured While Working on Construction Project Near Wondervu, Colo.   10 OR 12 CASES OF DYNAMITE DISCHARGE]   Bolt Strikes as Some of Victims Put Powder in Holes —Others Crushed by, Falling Rock.

Lightning Sets Off Dynamite; Eight Men Killed, 15 Others Are Injured

Explosion Kills 8 Men In Colorado   Others injured In Blast Set Off By Lichtning 

8 CONSTRUCTION MEN ARE KILLED   Lightning Strikes Dynamite On Project In  Colorado

Western Union Wants Increase  Rate Boost Asked To Meet Pay Raises

Western Union  Asks Right To  Boost Rates Says Funds Would  ‘we OFT. Bret. Ofte   Says Funds Would Be Used To Grant Workers Pay Raise

Western Union Asks Inerease  To Allow Raise   Company Would Permit 15 Words In MinimumRate Telegram

Western Union Petitions For Rates Increase  =a T ZBect ie,   Agency Would Set Pay Raises, Lift Wordave Limits

CRIME IN AMERICA: Sen. Kefauver Has Long Fought ~ Crime and Crooked Office Holder:

Marriage Plans Of Doomed Girl, Sailor Up In Air   Navy Cancels Leave Granted Tom Amburn

Vandenberg Under Fire by Hickenlooper   Senator Raises Query Whether Air Force Chief Should Resign  For Critical Policy

Aerial Chief. Attacked: By Hickenlooper   GOP ‘Senator Cites Vandenberg Critical Of Policy In Korea.

Must Be Able  to Destroy Foe Power Promptly   Present Force Willow Wand Rather Than Big Stick, Warning

WOULD GUARD. WORLD FON ~ LOBIL WAR   Vandenberg Says U, S. Should Be Able to Destroy . ; Red Air Power.

Air Chief Under Fire At Hearing  Vi andenberg Denies Disagreethent With

U. 5. Air Force ls Called Vital   Views on War Given By Gen. Vandenberg

‘USAF Must Be Able to Destroy Russ   Vandenberg Labels Air Arm Barrier to World Conflict

Hickenlooper Says Vandenberc Should Resign  Claims AAF Boss As Critical of UN Policy Ae hAacdA ebhur

Air Force Chief Put Under Fire During Hearing   Solon Says General Has Been As Critical As Gen. MacArthur

Says He Backed Plan To Limit Aerial Attacks   Senator Suggests Possible Resignation Of Air Force Chiet

Taft Also Takes Critical View Hickenlooper Levels Fire at Vandenberg

Air Force Chief Urges Buildup Of His Command  i a A   American Planes Called Deterrent to Russian Aggression

Gen. Vandenberg Criticized For War Policy View  Hickenlooper Asserts He Hes Been As Critical as Mac

Greater Air Power Held Fecantial   Vandenberg Regards It Key to Victory:  If Soviet Strikes: — Witness Has Exchange With Hickenlonner

PEERLESS AIR ARM BY U.S. SEEN NEED BY VANDENBERG   General Says Nation's Planes Must Be Powerfu Enough To Beat Russia's

Vandenberg Rapped As Sharp Critic Of Policy  Hickenlooper Asks If Air Chief Should Not  esian.

Vandenberg Asks More Air Power  Force Must Be Able   Force Must Be Able To Destroy Russ, Air Chief Says

Vandenberg Grilled By  Hickenloopes   Senator Declares He Was Just As Critical Of Policy As MacArthur Was

Vandenberg Said To Be Against U.N. Policy, Too   Question of Chief's Resignation Raised . By Sen. Hickenlooper

Vandenberg Under Fire by Hickenlooper   Raises Question of Resiqnation

Air Strength As ‘Big Stick’  Is Pr oposed   Gen. Vandenberg Says U.S. Must Be Able  To Destroy Foe

Air Chief Draws Fire From lowan   Hickenlooper Attempts to Prove MacArthur Fired On Unjust Grounds

Question of Ouster Raised at Hearing   lowa Senator Says Air Chief Disagreed With UN War Policy

General Declares US Must Maintair Strong Air Force   Asserts It Must Be Able To Destroy  Russian Air Power

U. S. Airpower Is ‘Big Stick, Senators Told  We Must Be Able To Ruin USSR Air Fieet—Vandenberg

. General Vandenberg Says U.S. Air Force Must Be Big Stick Which Guards Wor!d Against New War

Air Chief Under Fire For Article   Hickenlooper Blames Him Equally With Critic MacArthur

‘U. S. Must Have Best Air Force   Vandenberg Says We Must Be Able To Beat Russia

Vandenberg Says Strong Air Force Wil Keep Peace  Staff Chief Warns U.S. Must Be Set To Stop Russia

lowan Asks: "Shouldnt He Resign?”   Labels Vandenberg as Critical of Policy As Mac Was.

Gen. Vandenberg Calls For ‘Big Stick’ to Destroy Red Planes   Says Air Force Blocks New War   Denies Solon’s Claim He Took the Same Stand as MacArthur

Power To Whip Reds Is Needed   U. S. Wants Strength To Destroy Soviet Quickly If Needed, Vandenberg Says

General Denies Korean Criticism  Vandenberg Under Fire From Sen. Hickenlanne,

Vandenberg Accused Of Policy Rap   Senator Charges He Disagreed In Magazine Article

U.S. Air Force Must Be Able to Hit Russia Hard   Vandenberg Call: It “Big Stick”’ To Prevent War

Says US Must Keep Air Force As World Club   Vandenberg Tells Senators Must Be Able to Beat Reds

Vandenberg Asks More ° Air Power   Force Must Be Able To Destroy Russ, Air Chief Says

Criticism of Folicy Kecatied  Hickenlooper Raps Vandenberg Views

GEN.VANDENBERG CITES NEED FOR ,BIG AIR FORCE   PLUGS SERVICE AT SENATE HEARING ON M’ARTHUR FIRING

Air Arm Able ToSmash Reds Is Called For   Vandenberg Says Airpower Is ‘Big Stick’ Over Soviet

Vandenberg, Hickenlooper Exchange Few Sharp Retorts   Senator Raps General For His Criticism Of Korean Policy But Air Chief Denies He Fver Disagreed.

HICKENLOOPER SAYS QUESTION OF AIR CHIEF'S RESIGNATION OR REMOVAL RAISED BY POLICY

Air Force Club Guarding World Against Global War, Vandenberg Tells Senators at Mac Hearing

Declares Air Chief Critical. Too   Perhaps Vandenberg Should Resign, Sen. Hickenlooper Suggests   DEFENDS AN ARTICLE   Comment on Yalu Limit Was Meant to Be Only  Factual, General Says

Hickenlooper, Vandenberg In Clash at Inquiry   lowan Charges General Also Critical of U.S. Korean Policy

U.S. NEEDS — “BIG STICK" AIR FORCE   Must Be Able to Destroy Russian Air Power Promptly, Vanden be rg Tells Senators,

UMT. Advocates Gain Compromise  Senate-house Group Agrees on Measure

UMT Act Seen In Compromise  On Draft Bill    . Military Training. Backers Cheered By -Senate:House Accord

' 18'2-Year Induction Age Would Be Used  Committee Votes UMT Compromise

Sure Now Of UMT   Training Program Part Of Compromise Draft Bill Just Worked Out

‘Compromise Draft. UMT Bill Is Given Conferees’ 0. K.   Further Action To Activate. Training Program Is Needed

Senate-House Committee!  Works On UMT Measure’   Compromise Bill Would Extend Draft Four Years. Lower Induction Age To 18 And Half

Compromise UMT Setup Acreed Upor  ee   Senate-House Group Agrees On Aspects Of Draft Measure

Compromise Bill Appears to Assure UMT Eventually   But Program Will Need Congressional Action; Extend Draft Banther Faur Yoaree

UMT Bill Likely to Have Smooth Sailing Now   But Probably Won't Go Into Effect Until After Korean Wear

UMT Committee Acce pts  Compromise Program   Congre ‘ss Would Have To Vote Later On Three Parts Of Plan; Draft Law Extended For Four Years

WOULD EXTE DRAFT LAW 4 YEARS   Bill Calls For Lowering Age Limit To 18}

Draft Measure Progresses .. . . Universal Training Compromise Is Set

Conferees Agree Upon Compromise Bill for UMT  Congress Must Ballot Aaain on Points in

UMT Program Is Anticipated From Compromise Bill   Advocates Confident Nation Will Get Training Course.

UMT Delayed, Draft Age Cut  In Compromise   Conference Version Likely To Pass After Long Parleys

U.M. T. Backers Sure U.S. Eventually Will Get Program Under Compromise

U.M.T. Law Seen For U.S.   Advocates Confident of Some Kind After Compromise

UMT Program is Likely to Pass   Advocates Confident Senate-House Will lron Out 3 Disputes

With 5 Million Ceiling Senate-House Committee Sets  ‘Up Compromise UMT Proposal

UMT Ruling May Result  From Latest Compromise  Measure Worked Out Adding Four Years   Measure Worked Out Adding Four Years To Induction Laws

UMT Program May Come Out Of Compromise  Bill Would Extend  Draft Law and Lower Induction Age

UMT Advocates Seem Confident   Appear Certain Of Getting Program From Compromise

Backers of UMT Confident of Final Congressional Approval of Program

Demands Eased By Employers   Relaxation of Limit On Maximum Ages Among Factors

KkKk kk RED KOREAN ARMY SAYS IT DESTROYED 507 U. S, PLANES UP TO DEC. 31

Wide Area is  Being Combed   Men Resembling Bill Cook Seen In Many States

Badman Eludes SW Police Net  No Direct New Clues In Search Far Killer

$1,000,000 Hotel Fire at" Fabyan, New. Hampshire  1a5- Room Siructure; Built in 1871, ’ Was Empty When Flames Broke Out:

N.Y. POLICEMEN ARE INDICTED   At Least 23 Are Namec In Protection Racket

Brooklyn Police Mixed In Racket  Dozens Indicted For Protecting Bookies

Coalition In Senate Groups Votes To Require Approval Of Assigned Troops

Sen. Russell says General Telling Code   But Mac's Office Denies It, Claims No Coded Message:

’ . House Rejects  : One-Package Bill   Vote To Return to System of Handling Budget in Each Agency As Separate Bill

ONE-PACKAGE BUDGET PLAN TURNED DOWN   House Committee Votes To Split Various Hems

House Flays Omnibus Plan   Votes 31-18 to Junk One-Package Method

House and Senate Fight Over Money   Former, However, Acts To  Pay Salaries

NO Progress Made at 15th Session of  * Negotiators; Ridgway Denies Any Time Limit on the Truce Talks.

No Progress Made During 15th Session; Red Commander Warns UN Of Disad: vantage Of Deadlock

Todav7s Skies.   May Try To Set — Zone Up   Or Negotiators: May Admit-Talks In Deadlock -*

Compromise Is Possible As UN, Reds Convene  Observers Expect One Side Or Other To Yield Ground

Allies, inemy  Dicker   Compromise, Deadlock Choice Given Both Armed Camps

Final Scssion >      Co mpromise or Stalemate  On Buffer Zone Due from Talk:

Necessary lf Parley Is To Continue  16th Truce Session Underway In Korea

15th Session Fails to Leap Buffer Hurdie   Ridgway’s Headquarter: Denies Time Limit Set con Parley

Spice Added To Belly Dancer's Wedding: ' Sister Of Houston Playboy May Wed Dashing Egyptian

UN Forces Capture West Korea Peak   Victory Follows Three Days of Bitter Fighting Against 5,000 Chinese Reds

U.N. Forees Capture Key  Korean Peak No Cease-Fire  For Doughboys

Allies Capture Mountain Peak In Sobang Range   Report Says Reds Fought ‘Like Maniacs’ To Stem UN Drive

UN Forces Storm Cliffs To Rout Reds   Gain Peak after 3 Days of Bitter Fighting

Truman Asks  Anti-Red Fund   Congress: to Get Request For 38 Billions Today

More Funds te Roads Sought   Commission to Try Devising Way To Get Money

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FIGHTING EFROWT Comnii

Red Swarms Push South; Peril Wonju   Enemy Try To Cut Off Retreating Sth Army Seen   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

PAL OF O’DWYE RESIGNING POST UNDER: PRESSURE   New York Water Com. thissioner Accusec Of Accepting $55, ~ 000-—O'Dwyer De. nies Gift OF $10, 000,

Moran Quits  Post   Named in Crime Inquisition Along With the Former New York Mayor

Union Says Crane Must Resign Job   Fire Fighters’ Order Follows ‘Gift’ Reports

Mayor Asked Resignation After Hearing   Allegedly Accepted $55,000 From Head Of Firemen’s Ass'n

New York Water Chief Resigns Job   Action Is Forced By Mayor Because Of Cash Gift

Water Official Bows To Demand Of Impellitteri   Fire Fighters Union Calls On John P. Crane To Yield Vice Presidency

\)  re ee 1 O'Dwyer Says He Will Not Resign Arbeac: tp Metio De He Received  "From Firemar’s Group N. Y. OFFICIAL QUITS Water Commissioner Acts On Orders From Mayor  itteni

Loses Job On Order Of Mayor   O’Dwyer Got $10,000 Gift, Fireman Says

Moran Accused Of Accepting $55,000 ’Giff’   Head of City Firemen’: Group Makes Charge Before Senate Probers

Water Chief Allegedly Got $55,000 Fund   Heat’s Also On Firemen’s Leader Who Gave Money

Bows to Ultimatum Handed. Him by Mayor Impellitteri   Resigns $15,000 a Year Lifetime Post as-‘City Water Commissioner

Mayor Demanded Resignation After Crane's Testimony   Ambassador Tells.  Probers, Jury He Didn't Get Fund

Income Tax, Perjury Quiz Threatened   Ex-Aide Quits Rig N. 3 Job After Expose Ry Fireman

NY. Official Quits in Wake Of Crime Probe   Water Commissioner Moran Resigns Under Demands From Mayo

Carroll Denies Erickson Tie-up In Bookmaking   Mayor Impellitteri Asks Moran To Step Down; UFA Angerec

Betting Profits $150,000 a Year In East St. Louis   James Carroll Says. ‘He Got $110,000 for Advice and Financing

GROSS PROFIT TO PROFESSIONALS SET AT $750,000   JAMES J. CARROLL TELLS CRIME PROBE ABOUT OPERATIONS

N. Y. OFFICIAL IS FORCED TO RESIGN   Water Chief Allegedly Got $55,000 From Firemen   ASSOCIATION HEAD   Tells Of Passing $10,000 To Water Commissioner For Former Mayor

CRIME PROBERS GET RESULTS Crane’s Resignation As Firemen’s Official Is  Demanded By Union

Demand is Presented For Crane to Resign   Moran to Quit; Crane Says He Gave O'Dwyer $10,000

Does Not Plan To Resign Job, Says O'Dwyer   Water Commission Appointee Drops ‘Lifetime’ Poct

Crime Witness Reveals $55,000 Given Official   Report Dewey  Unaware  Firemen’s Contributed :

Water Chief Linked With $55,000 ‘Gift’   Vice President of Firemen's Association Asked to Resign

Water Official Quits At Demand OFN. ¥.C. Mayor  O'Dwyer Appotutee . ‘Reportedly Accepted $55,000 Gift

REDS REPORTED READY TO EASE BUFFER STAND   F; ot: Man Subcommittee onic: Initial -Meet [°Y) Ladme->-on “Issue oo. :   “HARMONY: HINTED.   Top. Communist: Quoted As _'Sdying Matter’ Possible. i i vet. te Adjust: - A

Await Meetings With Top Aides To  Settle Grievances   First Mobilization Parley Set With Johnston This Morning; Group To Mull Wilson Aide Offer

President Arranges Talks With Mobilization Chiefs to lron Out Controversy Over 10 Pct. Limit on Pay Rises; Johnston Parley Today

Columbus To Get Jet Plant  Westinghouse Plans $20 Million Project

3 Found Guilty As Atom Spies For Russians   2 Men And Woman Convicted By Jury

Atom. Spies Guilty   Federal Jury Convicts Two Men and Woman Of Passing Wartime Secrets to Russia

2 MEN, WOMAN COULD REGEN DEATH PENALTY   Jury Deliberates Over Seven Hours in First Trial Of Kind.

Woman and Twa Men Guilty, Is Verdict of Jury   Government Does Not Ask Death Penalty: Sentence April 5

Trio Convicted: As Atom Spies For Red Russia   TheiriActs Denounces By Jurist Who Will Set Sentence Apr. §

Federal Jury Deliberates Seven Flours   Defendents Could Get Death Penalty For Spy Activities

Spy Jury Reaches Verdict on Iwo   Decision Withheld Pendina 3rd Action

Convielt Three In  Spy Trial   Two Men And A Woman Are Found Guilty as Spies For Russia

Trio Convicted By Federal Jury   First Atomic Spy  Trial Concluded

URY RETURNS VERDICT AFTER SEVEN HOURS   Two Men And Woman Face Possible Death Penalty

Woman And Two Men Held To Have Revealed Secrets  heme PAGEL bob as   Jurors Deliberate “Seven Hours: No . Mention OF Panaliv

Sentence To Be Issued On April 5   Woman, 2 Men Could Be Given Death Penalty

Rosenbergs and Sobel Convicted of Espionage— Death Sentence Unlikely

Conspire. Atom Secret   To Be Senténced. vheraday by Judge Kaufman °

New York Spies Could Receive Death Penalty   Rosenberg, Wife, Sobell Relayed Wartime Data To International Ring

Judge Flays Their Spying as Loathsome   New York Trio Will Learn Their Fate on April 5

Judge Sets April 5 for Sentencing   Two Men and Woman Accused of Relaying Data to Fuchs Ring

3 Guilty Of Spying  For Soviet   Stole America’s A-Bomb Seeret, Jury Decides in Sensational Case

3 Convicted In First U.S. Atom Spy Trial  een , pee ae   Maximum Penalty Of Death Viewed As Unlikely

Sentence Date Set Next Week   Defense Attorneys Tell Court Appeals Certain to Be Made

Rosenbergs And Sobell Face Death   Guilty Verdict Returnec Against All Three Charged With Stealing A-Bomb Secrets.

2 Men, Woman Found Guilty Of Giving Reds  Atom Secrets   Jury Deliberated 7 Hours; Death Penalty Not Asked

Death Penalty Not Requested  By Government   Rosenbergs, Sobell Gave Russia Secrets Via Fuchs’ Ring

JURY DECLARES THEY BETRAYED ATOMIC SECRETS   Defendants Accused OF Passing Vital Information To Rus - sian Ring, Wait For Sentence.

One Woman, Two Men Are Ruled Guilty by Jurors in First Atom Espionage Case

COULD GET DEATH PENALTY Two Men And Woman Found Guilty In First U.S. Atom Spy Trial

Could Get Death; Jury Out 7 Hours   Trio Accused Of Passing Atom Secrets  To Red Spy Ring

Found Guilty of Giving A-bomb Secrets to Reds   Jury Deliberates.Seven Hours in Finding Detendants Guilty of Conspiracy to Commit. Espionane: Death Penalty Could Be Imposed.

Face Possible Death Penalty At Sentencing   Court Praises Jurors, FBI For Their Work

Jury Convicts Three in Atom Bomb Spy Case   The Two Rosenbergs And Morton Sobell Relayed Secrets te Russia, Was Charue

Three Persons Declared Guilty Of Espionage   Trio Canvicted of Stealing Atomic Bomb Secrets for Russia

Three Convicted As Spy Plotters   Rosenbergs, Sobell Could Receive Death Penalty for Passine Wartime Atomic Secreis to Russia .

Rosenbergs, Sobell Guilty In Spy Case  ‘Loathsome’ Acts Scorned By Judge   Sentence To Be Fixed April 5; Death Penalty Is Not Asked

Trio To Face Death Penalty For Offenses   Group Stole Secrets Of A-Bomb For Reds_

3 Convicted For Revealing Atom Secrets   Jury Finds Trio Guilty of Giving Reds Secret Atomic Information; To Be Sentenced April 5.

Find Two Men, Woman Guilty Of A-Thefts   Secrets Stolen For Russia; Face Death Penalty

Trio Faces Death For Giving Russia Secrets On Bomb   Two Men And Woman Found Guilty In Federal Court At New York; Defendants Show No Emotion As Verdict Is Brought In; Court To Sentence Them On April 5

TRIO ACCU OF GIVING SECRETS   Rosenberg, Wife Ethel And Sobell Found Guilty   DEFENDANTS   Could Get Death Penalty: Jury Deliberates For More Than 7 Hours

Convict Trio of Passing Secrets  Jury Returns Verdict  Attar Seven Hourse

Jury Weighs Evidence for Seven Hours  Linked With Fuchs In Relaying Atom Secrets to Russia

Woman, Two De Passed Data to Russ   Fourth Defendant Has Confessed; Is Awaiting Sentence for Espionage

Three Convicted Of Giving Russia Atomic Secrets   Two Men, Woman Could Be Given Penalty Of Death

Convict a Tn New York Spy Trial   Sentencing Scheduled April 5 for Sobell And the Rosenbergs   COULD MEAN DEATH   Jury Returns Verdict After Seven Hours, 18 Minutes Deliberation

Defendants Show Lack Of Emotion; Face Death Penalty for Red Spying

GAVE ATOMIC SECRETS 10 REDS IN WAR   Jury Returns Guilty Verdict After 7 Hours, 18 Minutes, in Nation's First Atom Spy Trial.   SENTENCES TO BE IMPOSED APRIL 5   Engineer and Wife and Radar Expert Furnished A-Bomb Drawings; Her Brother is U. S. Witness.

Death Sentence Is Possible Under U.S. Law   Rosenbergs, Sobell Found Guilty of Being Soviet Agents

2 Men, Woman Are Convicted As Atom Spies   Gave Russians Secrets; Facing Death Sentences

Couple,Radar Man Declared Guilty of Helping Russians  Woman’s Brother Admitted Charge; Sentence April 5

TEMPERATERE   Two Men, Woman  Face Death   Jury Oul For Seven Hours In New York Trial

FEDERAL COURT JURY FINDS THREE AMERICANS GUILTY OF REING RUSSIAN. ATOMIC SPIES

Charged With Passing Wartime Atomic Secrets  First Case of Kind In United States

Rosenberg  Duo, Sobell Ruled Guilty   Charged with Relaying Secrets to Russia; Could Get Death.

Three Convicted on Spy Charges   Two Men and Woman Give Russia Secrets

Judge to Fix Penaliy for “‘Loathsome Offense Gave Atomic Data to Reds

Trio Convicted As Atom Spies   Judge Will Determine Severity Of Sentence

Three Convicted In Nation's First Atom Spy Trial   Rosenbergs and Sobell To Be Sentenced April 5 for Espionage Activities.

First A-Spy Trial Is Over; All 3 Guilty   Jury Out 7 Hours; Death Penalty Can Be Given Each

Convict 3 Of Giving Reds Atomic Secrets   Two Men and Woman Found Guilty In US First Atom Spy Trial; Jury Out Seven Hours; Sentences to Be Given April 5

Woman, Two Men Can Get Full Penalty   Convicted Of Passing Atom Secrets In First Such ¥rial In History

Jury Finds Three Guilty In Spy Trial   2 Men, Woman Convicted On Charges of Passing Wartime Secret Atomic Information to Rnecia

Sentencing Due April 5; Can Get Death   Judge Calls Act ‘Loathsome Offense’; Jurors Are Praiced

Jury Convicts  Fuchs Aides   Rosenbergs, Sobell Face Possible ‘Death Penalty for Spying for Russia

Offer Made By Gambler      Brodson To Disclose Identity Of Referee

Planes, Tanks Blast Enemy Positions Today   General Seeks Speedier Talks Ahead of July 10

Allied Planes, Tanks Hit Foe   Both Sides Building Up Defenses as Plea for Talks Is Sounded

Allies Again Wait For Answer to Truce Proposal   Meanwhile. U. N. Tanks and Planes Continue Strikes at Enemy.

RIDGWAY ASKS FOR MEETING ON THURSDAY   Declares Delay In Talks Is Only Prolonging Killing War

British Experts Develop First  Atomic Furnace   Nuclear Central Heating Plant Will Be Used To Warm Large Building’

Atomic Heating Plant to Start   London Claims Tests Successful; New System Beats U. §. Achievement

Halting Trade to C zechoslovakia ils: Apparently Hurting Commies

eo?  In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   “Bawling Out” Given to Czech Envoy Seen Bringing Results

‘There'll Be Rejoicing In Moscow,’ Is Comment By. Chiang Spokesman

GAIN IN CATTLE PRODUCTION AIM   Nation’s Price Chief Gives Advice to American Stock Raisers—Sticks To Controls.

Says Production Boost Can Help Cattle Controls   Di Salle Also Thinks US Businessmen Can Live Under Restraint

DiSalle Sure Feeders Will Find Answer  Claims Increased   Claims Increased Production Will Be The Solution

DiSalle Is SureOutput Is Answer   What Will Apply to Beef Industry Will Be Rule for Others, Director Declares   Outlook Is Better   More Cattle Supplies   Are Anticipated by  Next Week

DiSalle Answer:  Hike Production  OPS Chief Meets Midwest Feeders

Tells American Legion State Convention Law Should Bar Picketing Of Court Houses During Trials

Government To Knock Oui Gray Market   Price Regulation For Distribution Of Steel Scheduled For Release Today

Hunt Suspect Who Escaped London Jail  Was Questioned   Was Questioned About Robberies In Plain City ——

Childless Married Ven Next on List  Draft Chief Hershey Says New Regulations Now “In the Works”

Hershey Hints Childless Men To Face Draft  New Regulations      New Regulations Would Include Men Between19 dad 26 :

HERSHEY SAYS PRESIDENT NOW STUDYING ORDER   CONGRESS DOESN'T HAVE TO APPROVE SUCH EXTENSION

Draft Likely For Childless Married Men   Truman Expected To Approve Order; New Legislation Not Required

Eye Married Men Now   Those 19-26 Without. Children May Be Draft ed: For Guard Shift .

Childless Married Men May Be Next To Get Draft Call  Presidential Order Needed To Extend Conscription

Draft Order is “In The Works” © Childless Husbands, 19 To 26. Face Call

DRAFT. OF MARRIED MEN. AGED 19-26 NOW “IN WORKS”   Hershey ‘Reports Order Ready For Approval Of Truman;, Agencies. -

Young Husbands May Be Drafted  Married Men. 19 to 28, With No Children. RKre in Lime

Map Draft Of Men With 1 Dependent   Childless Husbands to Be Called Soon, Gen. Hershey Tells Sclons

Married Men To Be Hit By The Draft   Those in 19-26 Age Group and Without Children Face Call

Young Married Men Will Be Drafted Soon   Call-up Husbands in 19-26 Age Group Expected Shortly, Hershey Tells House

Draft Looms For Childless Married Men  Hershey Plans Service for Baez 19 tn OF

Draft of Married Men in Preparation  Hershey States New Regulation To Call Those 19-26 Without Children

MARRIED MEN'S DRAFT PROPOSED   New Regulations Offered To Take Those 19 To 26) Years Old Without Children.

Draff to Get Married Men In New Plan.   Hershey Says Regulation Now in Mill Extend Call to New Group Fill Armed Force

Order Drafted fc Induct Childless Married Men.  Wess eos) whe ee wee EE   Proposal Needs Only Approval of Defense Chiefs and President

NEW MANPOWER SOURCE — Draft Chiefs Plan to Call Childless Married Men

® Move in ‘Works’ For New Callup Hershey Explains   Order Is Drafted And Now Awaits Truman’s Aporoval

Would Call Up Husbands19-26 Not YéetFathers   New Order Is Drafted Canceling One-Dependent Deferments

Draft To Take Married Y ouths   Those Between 19 And 26 Without Children Slated To Go.

Husband  Draft ‘in The Works’   Order Has Been Prepared For Approval, Calling Those Without Children   Hershey Tells About It During Hearing on Bill  To Take 18-Year-Olds

Plans Would Defer Fathers in19-26 Grour   Act of Congress Not Needed, Just  Truman's Decree

Hershey Plans To Extend Draft To Married Men   Would Take Group Aged 19 to 26 Who Have No Children

Children-less Married Men Eyed for Draft   One-Dependent Deferments Set For Cancellation

Married Mer 19 To 26 To Be Drafted   Hershey Says New Regulations Are ‘In Works’; Trumar  Must Okay Plan

Married Men 18- 26, Face Army Draft    No Legislation Needed to Take Childless Men

Hershey Tells Committee of  New Rulings   Childless Men Would Become Eligible, Plan

Emphasis in Draft Shifts From 18 Years   New Regulations ‘In the ‘Works’ to Draft Chifdlass Married Men 19-26

MARRIED MEN DRAFT ELIGIBLE UNDER CHANGE; VINSON WANTS INATIONAL GUARDMEN CALLED

PLAN FOR DRAFT OF MARRIED MEN   New Regulations Are Reported “in Works”

Services Set To Draft Childless U.S. Husbands  Deferments To Be Revised; Age Limit Set At 19 To 26

Announces Plan For Draft Of Childless Married Men Between Ages Of 19 And 26

Young Married Men Face Draff  New Regulations May Take Childless Men:

ATH Petr? Vb ATHER hares   Order for Draft of Childless Husbands, 19-26, “'in the Works”

Husbands Will Get Draft Call  Other Men With Only One Dependent Also:

Dewey Flays Isolationists: Opposes Limit On U. S. Troops To Europe

Accused Red  Leads Union   lL of 7 Arrested by FBI Heads Sugar Workers In Hawaii

FBI Arrests Seven Subversives.. .  F ee ‘Bail-Free Red Leads Hawaii   Sugar Workers In Wage Talk

Accused Red Leads Parley On Sugar Pay  Hall Guides Hawaiiai Parley After Arrest  With Six Others

Red Out on Bail Heads Wage Talk   Hall, Wisconsin Born, Hawaii Union Leader

Arrest Seven Reds In Hawaiian Move  FBI Men in Raids, (One  Pe eee, OY Seer eenames Se Mare

Accused Hawai Reds Released On $5000 Bail  £.. 3. 2g Liamedea   Defendant Heads Sugar Workers In Neaotiations

Accused Red Leads Sugar Wage Talks  ERI Arr,   FBI Arrests Seven As Roundup Spread: To Pacific Islands

Red Leads Sugar Union In Hawall   Jack Hall, Free on Bail, Heads Workers in Pay Talks With Management

Hawaii Labor Leader Seized, Freed On Bond   Hall Nabbed As Red, Leads Workers’ Talk On Sugar Contract

John Kelly Says Bond Drive Total  Is Encouraging Palo Alto People  Are Patriotic

Dope-User  Arrest Seen  Roundun OfF TI) <   Roundup Of U.S, Addicts Is Urged

LINKS YOUNG WITH BOYLE IN AFG LOAN   Post-Dispatch Reveals Two Joined Finnegan to Cet $565,000,

Post Links Young & Boyle In RFC Loan   _ Newspaper Says ' They Pressured For St. Louis Firm

Link Name of Merle Young  In Loan Aid   Pressure Alleged For Grant to a Printing Firm

E. Merl Young Linked With Boyle and RFC   Applied Pressure to Get Loan Approved

N ewspaper Links Merl Y oung ‘ToList Of Figures Exerting ‘Influence To Obtain RFC foe

‘Five Percenter’ Linked to Boyle  Young Mentioned In St. Louis Deal

Link New Nome: ln Loan Hearing of St. Lewis Firm   E. Marl Young Is.» Linked: With Boyle. In Investigation of Loan Made bv RFC

Craft Made Last Report Near Denver   Hope Still Held Plane May Have Landed Undamaaed

Challe nge to Russia Voiced By Truman  Is to Prove by Action Desire To Bring Peace

President Speaks At Opening  Of Conference For Signing  Of Jap Treaty

RUSSIANS APPLAUD WHEN PRESIDENT IS INTRODUCED   Gromyko Rises to Feet Slow. ly Both Times Truman Draws Cheers From Peace  Pariey Delegates.   MEETING HELD IN HALL WHERE U. N. WAS BORN   Executive Pays ‘Tribute te MacArthur for Way He Mandled Japanese Occupation Problems.   By ROERERT ¥

President Tells Jan Treaty Conference Pact Will Show Who Wants War to Go On

San Francisco Parley Opened By President   Mention of MacArthur Brings Loud Applause; Fireworks Due Today

TREATY WILL SHOW WHO SEEKS TO END WAR-HE DECLARE   Colorful Scene Marks Qpening of Pact Conference in "Frisco   FIREWORKS DUE TODAY   Tough Rules Set to Balk Any Red Move to Disrupt Session

Truman Says Way Open for Soviet to Prove Intentions   Delegates of 52 Nations Hear President Speak at Opening Session of Treaty Meeting;; Fireworks Is Expected Today.

Gromyko Stands With Others At : Truman s Entry. :  MacArthur Mention: Produces Applavie  Fram Deleaates

Sign Jap Pact, Prove Aims for Peace, His Defi  President Hailed At Opening of Parley in Frisco

Truman Opens Peace Parley On West Coast   President Says Treaty With Japan Will Show Who Wants To End War—Admiral Nimitz Gets Great Ovation

Proposed Treaty To Show Who Wishes To Continue  War, President Declares   Issues Unmistakable Challenge To Russia To Prove By Actions Desire  For Peace; Greeted By Ovation

Water Pours Into City’s Central Area   ‘Three People Are Swept To Death While On Roof

Two Kansas City Levees Broken By Flood Waters  Evacuation Ordered Orel Elan fannie!   Evacuation Ordered Of Huge Ceniral  Industrial Area

Hurricane Gaining New Force over Gulf Area   130-Mile Winds Expected To Strike Mexican Mainland Late Tuesday

130-MPH Gale  Headed for  dow ex Mexico Texas May Feel   Texas May Feel Fringe of Storm; Warn Gulf Craft

Vicious Tropical Storm Packing 130-MPH Kick   Death Toll Reaches 155 in Devastated  leland af lamaica

Mexico Waits Heavy Wallop  By Hurricane   136-Mile Winds Due To Strike Mainland Some Time Tonivht

WINDS OF 130 MPH ROARING ACROSS GULF   Leaves 155 On Jamaica Dead In Violent Aftermath

Hurricane Due To Strike Lower Mexican Mainland Early Tonight   Violent Storm Still Carrying Deadly Punch And Can Cause Considerable Damage; Wileeningc Area leaenad.

Hurricane Is Heading For Mexico   130-Mile-An-Hour Wind Expected To Strike By Early Tonight

Hurricane Turns Toward Mexico   155 Already Dead © From Raging Storm

HURRICANE BEARS DOWN ON MEXICG      Winds to Be Felt as Far North as Tampico.

Destructive Hurricane Heads Inland   Six-Day-Old Storm Already Has Taken tives of 155 Persons

HURRICANE NEAR MEXICAN COAST   130-MILE WINDS TO HIT MAINLAND EARLY TONIGHT

Praise Is Given Corrections Unit  Little Hoover Group Reports Its Findings

Snyder To Borrow For Red Months   Deficit-Financing First In Nearly Year. Initiated

Midwest Flood Danger Easing  But Danger of New Overflows Remuins

agen s kiwee eage  Eva Bows Out  Mrs. Peron L Does Not Choose to Be Vean

Bunche Hits U. § Racial Patterns   ‘Utter Nonsense,’ Says Nobel Prize Winner

George Washington Was No Sissy -He Was a Two-Fisted, Red-Blooded American Man

Washington’s Greatness Is Found in The Man’s Two-Fisted Character

Tops U.S. List. ... Washington’s Name Symbol Of Strength   BY ED CREAGH— (For Mal Bevyle)

G:W. Was a Great Man; What a Man!  No Stuffed Shirt Was the Father Of Our Country

iFather Of The Natior Was A Great Man Bui ‘Not A ‘Plaster Saint’

G. W.. First A Man, Then A Great Man   This Two-Fisted, HotBlooded Virginion Who Learned First to Hondie Himself

George Washington Was a Great Man, But Certainly Nota “Plaster Saint”

Citizens Today Remember Big Man With Reddish-Hair, Flaming Temper

Russian ‘Peace’ Plan Insists on Red Veto   Vishinsky’s Tone In UN Is Milder, Indicating He Has Heard from Home About His ‘Laughing’ At Disarmament

Vishinsky Talks In Far Milder Tone at Meeting  Prohibition of All   Prohibition of Al Atomic Weapons Included in Request

Outline Given By Vishinsky In Four Points   Program Would Coll For One-Third Cut By All Powers

Disarmament  Plan Offered   Vishinsky’s Tone Milder Than “Laughing” Speech of Week Ago

Red Delegate Raps Restatec Baruch Plan’   Crowds in Galleries Cheer Vishinsky as He Rises te Speak

ALSO PROPOSES UN.PUTBANON ATOMIC WEAPON   Vishinsky Speaks In Milder Tone at Assembly Session

Russia Presents ; New Four-Poini  Disarmament Plan   Still Want International Control Vested in United Nations Security Council.

Reds Present Proposal on Disarmament   Russia Wants Control In Security Council

Mild Vishinsky Offers UN New  Disarm Plan   Would Ban Atom Bombs; Schuman, Lie Make . Pleas to Russ

Soviets Present  An Arms Cutback  Vishinsky Proposal, However, Would Retain U. N.  Veto Power NOT ‘LAUGHING’ TODAY  Egypt Suggests Plebiscite to U. N. for Future of Sudan

New Soviet Four-Point Disarmament Plan Ie Presented by Milder Speaking Vishinsky

Soviet Has New Plan Of  Disarmament   Would Prohibit Every Type Of Atomic Weapon

Vishinsky Offers New Soviet Plan   4-Point Disarming Proposal Would Vest Control With U.N.

A-Certificate Teachers lo Get $2,205-$3,105   Contingent Salary Adjustment Checks To Be Mailed July 20

Teacher Salary Scale Approved   Contingent Salary Act Is Authorized

Catholics Who Backed — Czechs Excommunicated.   Vatican's Weapon

Swarms Of Red Vehicles Jam North Korean Roads; Allied Jets Down Three Red MIGs

Defends His Martin Letfer   . General Doesnt Favor At“tacks en Russ Supply Lines to Chinese Reds

General Clashes With McMahon Over His Note to GOP Leader   ‘People Entitled to Basic Facts,’ Claim   Mac Says Washington - Forbade Bombing of One Korean Target

General Says People Have Riaht to Facts   Listeners Disclose Ban on Bombing of Korea Supply Town

Red Supply City Reportedly Near Russian Border   Unidentified Senator Tells Newsmen of Censored Testimony

Letter General Sent to Martin Draws Fire Of 2 Senators   Claims Washington Wouldn't Allow Him to Bomb Base Near USSR

Also Stymied on Power Plants, Senators Reveal   Testimony Censored; General, Sen. McMahon in Brisk Exchange Today”

General Gives Views On Quick Ending Of War  Direct Blows At Red China Recommended

Says American. People Entitled To Basic Facts      General Taken To Task By Democrats For Letter He Sent To Rep. Martin

 QUESTIONED BY McMAHON Ser ap Over Censor ship F lares Among Senators H earing Fired General

MacArthur Says Truman Refused BombingPermit   General Reports Washington Against Red Attacks

Iwo Bourbon Senators Object lo Letter; Fulbright Claims Acheson Was for UN General

Split Force Approved By Joint Chiefs   MacArthur Also Says U.S. Should Hit Red China Even If It Has  Ty Co Alane

People Entitled To Facts When: Fate Involved  Reveal Bombing ,  Targatea RParrad

Says Red Supply Base Was Inside Korean Border   . Other Officers Had _ Same Ideas About’ © Hittine Red Base

Letter Gen Sent to Ma Draws F Of 2 Senator          Claims Washingto Woulda’t Allow. Him -

Planes Denied Right to Attack Red Supply Base   General, Senator Heatedly Exchange Words at Inquiry

Not Allowed To Hit Base Near Siberia   General Declares Pentagon Curtailed Bombing in Korea

Public Entitled to Know Facts, Senators Told   Lives of Sons, Future of Nation Involved, . Asseris General \

Strongly Defends. His Statements of Policy for Asia  FE ele Ceeke Be we

M’ Arthur Hits ‘Gag Rule’ As Demo Senators Press Denosed Chief at Hearing

People Should Know Truth   General Spends Second Day Before Senate Investigating Group

General Declares Public Has Right To ‘Basic Facts’   Deposed Commander under Fire From Administration Backers For Far East Policy Break

MacArthur Slaps At ‘Gag Rule’  a, Aten Peenin Ano Battie Ty Gets’

Included Point In North Korea   Testimony Deleted From Transcript, Senator Tells Press  BULLETIN

Temperatures   Insists on Right to Differ When Lives at Stake, Says People Must Know

Joint Chiefs Approved  ‘Split Forces Tactics, General Tells Senators

Censored Testimony Reveals Vital Targets Within Korea Itself Were Given Immunity

Supply Dump Inside Korea  Attack-Proof   McMahon “Needles” General About “Home By Christmas”

General Returns to the Stand To Continue His Version of ‘Differences With His Chief

"GagRule’ Hit, Letter Defended By Fired General  Kefauver, McMahon Rake Mac For Letter

Orders Protected Red Base, --Mac   Deseribes Washington Order Limiting U. N. Air Attacks

Senator Quotes MacArthur As His Source   Charges Testimony Held Up By State, Defense Censors

Verbal Clash Flares Up over War Prediction   World Communism Called Real Enemy At Senate Hearing

ENEMY’S BASE INSIDE KOREA A ‘SANCTUARY’   Supply Base 35 Miles From Russian Border Could  Not Be Touched

Public Entitled To ‘Basic Facts’ He Tells Senators   Truman Supporter: Take Issue With Letter to Martin

MacArthur Infers ‘Gag Rule’ on Part of Administration   Public Entitled to Facts, General Says In His Testimony.

Wants People To Know The Facts Of Korea   Democrats Slash Doug For Note He Wrote To Martin

ORDER REVEALED AGAINST ATTACK ON KOREAN BASE   Secret Bared On Washington's Refusal ‘lo Permit Bombing Of Reds Near Russian Border.

Red ‘Build-up Spot’ Was Safe, MacArthur Says   “Home By Christmas’ Statement Revealed As General's Hope

McMahon, Kefauver Take Mac To Task For Public Dispute  With HST On Policy

Red Supply Base Kept Immune From Air Blows   General’s Report Of Ban Deleted From Record

Mac Says Was Not Allowed To Hit Supply Point   General Tells Committee Was Restricted From Attack Within F orea:  Censorship: Brires Spat

Testimony Given by MacArthur Is ‘Cut’ by Censor   Korean Supply Town 23 Miles From Soviet Border, Senator Says

Start Of Second Group Session Today Delayed   Morning Is Taken Up With Reviewing . Thursday Testimony

 — WAR DEBATE—   Chiefs OKd Yalu Drive, Mac Says   CENSORSHIP ISSUE RISES

General Asserts He Has Done Nothing Wrong   Democratic Senators Pile Questions on As Hearing Continues

General Testifies Capital Forbade Him To Bomb Red Korean Supply Base Near Border of Russia

McMahon and Kefauver Query General On ‘Political’ Letter   But Ousted Commander Refuses to Admit He Did Anything Wrong; Knowland Protests Censorship of Transcript On Testimony

MacArthur Tells Senators U.S. Needs to Know Facts  Testifying Before Senate Investigators, General Says ‘ Do Not Believe in Gaa Rule’

25 Dead In Two Army Air Crashes   Fighter And Bomber Collide In Southwest, 14 Dead; 11 More Die  In Azores Crash.

Churchill Says, Number Of Soviet Atom Bombs Key To World’s Future

Churchill Says World Situation Hinges On How Many A-Bombs Russians Possess

‘How Many A-Bombs Have THEY Got! Is Churchill’s Comment on Outlook

Taylor Reveals Senate Heads Of Commitfees   Dearman Chairman Of Retirement Body

Report 664 Internal Revenue Workers Ousted Or Disciplined Since January 1

Propose Big 4 Session In U.S.   Wanld End Deadlac!   Would End Deadlock With Soviet Minister

July Parley Called For In Washington   U.S., Britain, France Try To End Deadlock Over Aids’ Agenda

Reds Called Onto Agree   Western Powers Insist Foreign Ministers Meet in Wash.

"Big 3’ Challenge Russia to Hold Parley July 23   Western Powers Send Identical Notes Aimed At Breaking Deadlock

West Challenges Soviets to Accept Proposal for Four Power Meeting

Big 3 Challenge Russia fo Meef  Powers Attempt _ - +f ~~, rh rt   Powers Attempt To End Deadlock On World Tension

BID RUSS 10 MEET IN U.S.   Challenge Sent Soviet In ‘Interest Of Strengthening Peace’

Russia Invited to Meet in U.S.   Other Nations Put Peace Up to Soviet

Issue Peace Challenge To Soviet   U. S., Britain, and France Cali for Big Four Parley To Beain July 23

Big 3 Challenge Soviet to Accept Meeting July 23  4-Power Discussion In Washington Toe Ackad

West Challenges Russia To Meet   Notes Aimed at Breaking Bia 4 Deadlock Delivered

A Challenge To Kremlin   Allies By-Pass Gromyko With Notes to Moscow Urging Big 4 Parley

Challenge Russia lo Accept Foreign Ministers Meeting   Western Powers Send Identical Notes Aimed at Breaking Deadlock.

Paris Parley Deadlock Hit by Big Three   Foreign Ministers’ Conference July 23 Proposed to Kremlin

Texas Republican Faction Adopts Taft-MacArthur Presidential Ticke In 1952, San Antonio Backs Plan

REC Criticism Called Asinine By President   Report Attempts To Reflect On Him, Truman Charges

What Price Year’s War In Korea?   Cause Of Freedom Strengthened, But At Shocking Cost

Old Soldier Really Fades   Fake Heart Attack Smaniniieas hesctart

U. S. Patrols Range Ahead Near Chorwor   100 Russ-Built Jets Thrown Against UN Force

Enemy Fearful Of Allied Armo: On West Front   UN Troops Have Already Cracked Red Winter Line

Hard Thinking Is Work  Finds Less Salt, Good Scales He!p To Reduce

TRE FAT BUT o VIET  Here’s Easy Way To Lose Weight: Just Think Hard  Worry Is Cure, but Keep Smiling; Less Salt, Good Scales Help

The Fat Boy’s Diet  Hard Thinking Is Easy Way to Lose Weight  Less Salt and Good Scales Are Helps for Fat Boy

Bill Would Boost Rates on Out-ofState Trucks   Proposal Seeks Source of Income to Pay for Missouri's Highways.

Defense Department Asserts Inflation Has Hit Severe Blow at Rearmament Program

Defense Setup Hit Hard By U.S. Inf lation   Rearmament Feels Cost Trend, Report Covering Year Says

Inflation Hits Rearmament Program, Mav Get Worse According To Renort

Inflation — Hits Defense   Fifth Of Money Losi  To Price Increases

Inflation Slows Defense   Report Shows 20 Pct. Loss Due to Price Hikes

Inflation Boosts Armament Costs  Warning ts Given By Gen. Marshall

*REARMAMENT PROGRAM HIT BY INFLATION   Jjanks, Guns, Planes Lost as Markup Takes $2 : Out of $10.

May Get Worse According To Defense Dept.   $2 of $10 Billion Lost During Past Fiscal Year

U.S. Rearmament Ls Hit Hard by Rising Costs   Inflation Troubles May Grow Worse; Get Fewer Weapons

RUMAN BACKING “IKE” REPORTED   New York Times Writer Says -Democrats © Visited General Telling Wim Propesition.

 VOM £Ork Limes reiterates—  Truman Support to Ike for Demo Nomination Promised

Democrats Call on Eisenhower   Five Visits Made in Paris, Times Reports

N. Y. Times Says Democrats Offer Truman Bae king to Ike   Writer Says Republican Whose Standing Is Very High Gave Him Report of Two Visits to General In Past Five Weeks

Report Dems Promise Ike  To Back Him   N.Y. Times Correspondent Says Top GOP Gave Info

Demos Work On Eisenhowel   Ike Promised Truman’s Support In Paris Talks

Times Claims Ike Had Visits By Democrats   Newspaper Asserts Truman Support On Nomination Assured

Says Truman Aid Offered  Eisenhower   Democrats Visited General Twice In Recent Weeks About Candidacy, Paper Says

str  ¥ Demos 0s Visiting, ‘tke Frequently   Promised General . Tryuman’s Support

Times Says Demos Ask Ike to Run   Krock Claims Democrats Offered President's Support in 1952 Race

Demos Promised Ike Aid Of Truman, Paper Says   New York Times Reports Party Officials Have Seen General Twice On Matter In Five-Week Period

STICKS BY STORY   N. Y. Times Claims Several Demos Have Approached Ike With Bid

SAY DEMOCRAT LEADERS CALLED ON IKE IN PARIS   New York Times Says General Twice Offered Presidential Nomination.

TIMES STANDS BY IKE STORY   Insists Democrats Have Promised Support.

2 Democratic Visits To Ike Are Reported  Truman Support Offered — Times

$20 Million Damage From Arsenal Blast   Korean Government Storehouse At Pusan Blown Up

Convicted Killers Will Be Executed   Third Condemned Man, Scheduled To Die Mon., Is Given Respite 

Convicted Killers Will Be Executed  av TL gp gt gy - hl lg   Third Condemned Man, Scheduled To Die Mon. Is Given Respite 

Doctor Refuses Health Position   Calls Truman Body ‘Instrument of Politics

Stalcup Can’t Believe It  About CCNY   For ‘the CCNY Story, See Sports Page

YOUNG BANDITS STAGE HOLDUP OF OHIO BANK   Mt. Pleasant Robbery Netted Pair $9,000; Getaway Car Found -

BIG AIRLINER IN DISASTER IN COLORADO   Searchers Find No Survivors In Wreckage Near Loveland.

Air Liner Crash Kills 00 In Rocky Mountains   Seven Children Among Dead; DC-6 Disintegrated— *‘There’s Just Nothing There,’ Spotter Says

Huge Craft Hits Peak In Colorado   Charles City Relative Of Dubuquers Aboard United Plane

30 Persons Killed As Airliner Crashes In Rocky Mountains  40 Miles Off Course, Pilot Apparently Trying For Landing at Denver

Big Liner Rams Peak in Colorado   United DC-6 Some Forty Miles Off  Normal Course

HOUSE-SENATE IN DEADLOCK ON NEW DRAF]   Universal Training Proposal Stalled In Cormmittee

Real Danger to Come in Dells, Portage Sectors  River Is Crested At Wisconsin Rapids

Portage, Dells’ In ‘Real Danger’ Of Rising Waters   Swollen Wisconsin River Crests At  3 Feet Above Flood Staae Aft Rapids

High Water Expected To Ferce Opening Of Castle Rock And Pentenwell Gates

Thundering Stream to Hold ‘Real Danger’ When Crest Passes   Open Floodgates At Two Damasites   Black and Chippewa Rivers On Ram pages Border Areas Flooded

Pastor Pension Plan Approved By Methodists   Each Church WiIIl Be Assigned Quota In Fund Raising

JURY DECIDES MAN JS GUILTY   C. E. Homeyer Is Convicted On 54th Birthday Of Murdering Wife

Man Convicted Of Murdering his Fifth Wite   Death Penalty Is Directed By Jury In Brutal Slaying

Killer Trembles  As Verdict Is Read in Court   Decision of Tunkhannock Jury Comes on His 54th Birthday; Sheriff Reveals “Will” Found in Jail Ventilator.

Death Penalty Directed for Slayer of Fifth Wife  Lonely Hearts Lover Convicted

Jury Finds Lonely Hearts Slayer Guilty  Direct Homeyer Der, Traad ar  alew   Direct Homeyer Pay Death Penalty For Murdering Wife

Appleton Averts Possible Tragedy   Pile Driver, Five Stories High, Falls Backward

REDS WARNED PLANES MAY BLAST TRUCKS   “Honeymoon Over” Allied Spokesman Tells U. S. Newsmen

Truman Burned In Effigy As Sentiment For Gen. MacArthur Sweeps Over Nation

Truman - MacArthur Controversy Rages From Coast To Coast In United States

WAGE FREEZE 1S MODIFIED BY JOHNSTON   Way Is Opened for Workers to Seek Pay Hikes Up to 10 P. C.

WSB Asked To Approve Amendments Liberalizing  Ceiling   ESCALATOR CLAUSES ARE PROVIDED FOR

Board Asked To Liberalize Pay Ceilings  Mark-Up System Pui In Effect any

Inequities In Prices Also To Be Adjusted  Retailers’ Margin Substituted For

Chief Stabilizer Sends Controversy _ Back to Strife-Torn Board Despite Labor Walkout — Clothes, Furniture, Other Goods Go Under Markup Rules

Govt. Paves Way For New Boosts In Living Costs   Retail Prices on Many Articles “Unfrozen”; Economists Warn Again of Possibility of “Runaway Inflation”.

Runawaylnflation Possibility Looms   Johnston Issues Order For 10% Wage Boosts; DiSalle Unfreezes 6 Items, Fixes Profit Margins

STOCK MARKET INDEX   K.U. Coach Calls for Plan For Champs’ “Conditioning”

Reds Hit Weak Spot in Indochine   wee Vietminh Threaten is treakthrough in Big ice Delta at Hanoi

Reds Will Train German Officers At Korea Front  30 to Leave in June From Russian War School

2 Shot to. Death In Wild Cafe Bue   Dying Man Slashes Conductor, Already "Dead: With Knife

Cattleman, Rail Conductor Kill Each Other in Gun Duel   Men Open Fire After They Meet in Mineola Hotel: Dying Cowman Slashes Dead Enemy

B-29 CRASHES _IN- MONTANA; 7 AIRMEN KILLED    Navy Crash in East Kills 7, 5 Deeths in Alaska Air Accident.

14 Men Die In Military Plane Wrecks   Seven Air Force And 7 Navy Men Die in Crashes

Plane Disasters At Sea, In Idaho, Alaska Kill 19   Alaska’s Aerial “Tragedies Climb — ‘To Ten In 6 Weeks

{2 Fliers Killed In Two Crashes   Alaska Chalks Up 10th Wreck in Six Weeks

B-29 BOMBER CRASH KILLS 7   Plane Wrecks Practicing Takeoffs At Idaho Air Base.

Last Fund Bill Disputes Settled   President’s Veto of Auto-Measure Canceled by Vote

Britain’s Dock Strike Spreads   But Many Expected To Return Monday

‘Cost of Cigarets, Gasoline, Beer Going Up Soon; Lower 'Electrie Bills Are Forecast

Going To Cost More To Buy Gallon Of Gas,  Pack Of Cigarets Because Of Those Taxes

House Group Ends Action Or  Tax Increase  New Bill Calls for $7 Billion Boost; Mauca Gete Ahaaciura

TAX BILL GOES TO HOUSE TODA)   COMMITITEY. TO RECOM, MEND INCREASE OF $7,300,000,000 A YEAR.

House Committee Completes Action On Tax Hike Bull  Chairman Hopes Measure To Pass By Next Week

New Tax Hikes Sent To House  Committez Finishes Action On Measure

Tax Boost Goes To House Today  $7 Billion Hike For Income Tax Payers

Action On Tax Bill Completed By Committee   Individual Income Hikes Would Become Effee> tive Sentember 1

GAMBLING TAX PLANNED BY SENATE GROUP   Special Levies Set For Bookmakers and  Numbers Writers

Senate Plan Would Tax Gambling   Ten Per Cent Take On Most Wagering Fnterprises Set

Sen. WCar ‘thy To Divulge 29 Names Todav   To List Employes . Under Loyalty Probe In Senate Speech °

Dean Acheson Rejects Reds Buffer Zone   Believes Parallel 38 Would be Undesirable As Defensive Line

Secretary of State Acheson Uncompromising in Stand  Parallel Will Not Be Buffer

ACHESON REJECTS TRUCE LINE ON 38   {  ISECRETARY VOICES UNCOM PROMISING OPPOSITION ' TO REDS’ PROPOSAL.

Acheson Turns Down Red Bid For 38th Line   Declines to Declare Precisely Where U.S. Wants to Set Up Zone

Acheson Makes New Statement On Cease-Fire   UN Armies Couldn't Hold Line Along The 38th Parallel, Secty Says

Sec. Achesor Rejecis . 38th Zone   Says Line Must Be Defensible— Parallel Is Not

Pageant Draw: Thousands to Witness Event   ‘Vanguard of Expected  150.000 Persons Move _ Into Oklahoma Area

Vast Throng At Pageant   Eorly Estimates Were for 150,000 At Anaual Wichita Mountain Sunrise Fortrsyel

Expect 150,000 At Pageant In Lawton Area   Scene Of The Resurrection To Be Depicted At Dawn

Nation Yells In Protest Over Firing   White House Say Tobey’s Confab Record Outrageous

Allies Also Will Evacuate Kumsong Bulge Besides East Coast Alignments

Firm Stand On Kaesong Issue Taken By UN:  In Peace Talks   - Allies Will Not Give Up Claim To City; Offer To Withdraw From Some Islands

Reds Refuse To Evacuate  VitallKaesong   No Progress Reported In Attempt To Complete Cease-Fire Line

UN Team Offers Three New Bids For Korean Truce   Commies Reject Allied Demand to Give Up Kaesong

Reds Accept UN Offer but Give Nothing   Reject Allied Demand That They Give Up Kaesona

Reds Accept Island Offer   Allies to Withdraw From Isles North Of 38th: Reject Kaesone Denand

Allies Make More Concessions For Truce Reds 'Take Everything And Give Nothing’ In Talbe

+AOKEA— Truce Talk Stalls on Kaesong   REDS REFUSE TO GIVE UP CITY

Reds Reject Allied Demand For Key Town   Firm Stand Taken By Both Parties, But No ‘Ultimatums’

COMMUNISTS MAKE DEMAND FOR KAESONG   Spokesman Says AIlies Will Take Firm Stand Over Issue Involving City,

Kaesong Only Stumbling Block to Final Agreement On Truce Line   By ARNOLD DIRRLE   Red Stronghold

Allies Make  Concessions, Reds Dont   Strategic City Near Seoul Holds Up Peace Progress

Communists Accept, Refuse To Yield Any Of Kaesong Sector   Truce Negotiators Try To Reach Agreement On Western Half Of Cease-Fire Battle Line.

British Search  Eeyptian Town   Few Gans Found in Raid To Nin Guerrillas

0 SET RECORDS   Nieder of Lawrence, Peters of Haskell Break Marks Today

Congress to Wrangle Issue of Higher Support Prices for Farmers in 1952

Demands for Higher Support Prices to Be Made by Congressional Farm Leaders

Farm Price Suppor' Will Be Big Issue In Next Congress   Some Farm Leaders To Press for Higher Support Prices

‘CONSTANT RED THREAT? Bradley Stresses Peril lf Allies Leave Korea

Bradley Demands Peace Safeguards   General Reports Cease-Fire Terms Must Bar New Red Aaaression

Injured Still Unconscious   Three In Critical Condition; Two Still In Coma

About To Win: udges’ Battle   Sen. McCarran To Ask Committee To Reject Truman’s Mer

Truman Signs Airbase Bill  Last Appropriations Measures Completed

TRUMAN WITHDRAWS WARING NOMINATION   Appointment of Californian 2 TVA Member Had Been Opposed by McKellar.

Ridgway Back! Directing Wari   Supreme Commander Visits Tokyo. Briefly, Has Talk With MacArthur

Appointment Is Su rprise  To Ridgway   New Commander In Far East Confers For An Hour With MacArthur

Ridgway Visits Doug, F lies Back to Korea  Battle Necessities Apparently Brine Commander Back to War

Gross Takes Walk In Police Trial   King Of Bookies “Doesn't Feel Well’ On Stand

Bookie Gross Quits Giving Testimony ..  Trial Of Cops Is Abruptly Recessed

Key Witness Stages Walk  N. Y. Booki ie Points  7™._ mms... 3s...

KINGPIN BOOKIE HALTS TESTIMON)   ‘HARRY GROSS REFUSES TO CONTENUE STORY AT GRAFT TRIAL OF COPS.

Kingpin Bookie Halts in Midst Of Testimony   Refuses’ Point-Blank To Go Along in Mass Trial of Policemen

Gross Tells How He Began 4s Bookie By Payin g Bribes. Then Refuses To Say More

Tortoises of Auto World Starf Race  1913 Steamer and 1911 Dayton Wheeze Off in Chicago-New York Race

Says No Plan Set to Cross Parallel 38  Red-Killing Aim Of Gen. Ridgway

U.N. Forces Are Ordered By Allied Commander fo Resume Battle Initiative Generally

Political Factors To Determine Extent Of Drive Against Communist Forces

Allied Commander Makes Return Visit To Lines ~~ Sees Planes, Guns Plaster Fading Reds On Central Korean Warfront

MacArthur Says He Won't Cross Line if Good Reasons Advanced   Chinese Retreating as Allied Tanks, Men Drive Northward in New War Offensive; MacArthur Visits Front Line During Battle

General Cautions  About Parallel 38   MacArthur Notes Political Factors Part of Decision

ALLIED COMMANDER ON VISIT TO BATTLE AREA; TELLS UN FORCES 10 RESUME INITIATIVE

Gen. Mac. Arthur Watches Allies «: Pounding fe  Will Consider 38th.’ Parallel Issue Later:

Pays Flying Visit to Front; Declares Red Losses  Amone Bloodiest in Mcdern Times.

MacArthur Sounds Call For Attack   lt Doesn’t Necessarily Mean Allies Will Go Across 38.

MAC ARTHUR VISITS THE WAR FRONT   Watches Guns and Planes Blast Enemy and Orders Red-Killing Offensive to   Continue.   GIVES STATEMENT ON BORDER ISSUE   Will Consider “Cogent Political Reasons Against Crossing’’ When 38th Parallel is Reached.

Orders Resurgent Allies To Resume Initiative; Line Crossing Uncertain

Limited Atfack Is Resumed By Allied Forces  . Genera  Claims No   General Claims No Decision Made On  Cenccinag Parallel

Visits Front As GIs Seek Fading Reds   UN Leader Answers Stalin’s Statement By Citing Reverses

Not An Order To Recross 38th Parallel   U.N. Killing Reds ‘One Of Histories Bloodiest Tales’

GENERAL’ WATCHES © ALLIED GUNS POUND FADING COMMUNISTS   Warplanes Aid ‘UN Forées in Renewal Of Drive; Consideration’ to. “Crossing”  Will Be Civen When Border Is Reached

MacArthur, Visits Battle Front Again   Watches Allied Guns and Artillery Pound Fading Reds and Orders Troops to Resume Initiative — No Plans for Crossing 38th Parallel.   COMMUNIST DRIVE FAILS

Won't Cross ‘Arbitrarily,’ Chief Asserts   Will Welgh Political Repercussions If Men Reach Line  Re OLEN CTEMENTS

‘Resume Initiative,’ Is Word to Troops as General Visits Front   To Decide Later on Crossing Parallel   Allies Press Offensive Along Central Frent Behind Tank Shield

Gen. MacArthur Orders Troops To Keep Going   Crossing 38th Not Yet Decided; Reds Massing

RESUME THEIR KILL TACTICS   Chinese Losses . Termed Bloodiest In Modern Times

Says Parallel 38 Crossing Will Be Considered When Reached   BRITISH ARE OPPOSED

UN Commander Pays Flying Visit To Front   Says Chinese Losses Among Bloodiest In Modern Times

3th Parallel Crossing Not Made Certain  General Says He'll Consider Politica! Bars To Crossing

MacArthur to Front For Start of Drive   Reds Will Have to Do ‘Lot Better’ To Prove Stalin Prophet, He Quips; Will-Wen’t On Crossing Parallel

MacArthur Visits Front; Orders Troops to Attack  Limited Offensive Rolls Again With Aim To Kill China Reds

No Exact Word Is Given on: "38° Crossing   Guns and Warplane Continuing to Pound Fading Reds

‘Mac’ Orders  Troops To Renew  The Initiative Directive Is Not “Go Ahead’ To Cross  Parallel Again; UN Forces Make Gains

General Says He Will Consider Reasons Against Crossing Parallel 38 When It’s Reached.   COMMUNISTS MASSING TROOPS AT HONGCHON

Chief Watches Guns and Planes Batter at Reds   Ridgway and Clark on Wonju Airfield With Asiatic Commander

Will Not Arbitrarily Cross No. 38   MacArthur Visits Front And Watches Allied Planes And Guns Pound Enemy

MaeArthur To Consider Parallel 38   Allies To Respect Line If Political Reasons Develop

General Pays Another Visit To War Front   Commander Says He'll Study Plan To Cross Parallel

Orders Troops To Go On The Attack Again   ‘Says He Will Take Into Consideration Reason For Not Crossing 38th

New Offensive Ordered For   Gen. MacArthur Pays Visit To Roaring. Battle Front

DRIVE RENEWED ON MAIN FRONT BY UJ, N, TROOPS   Allied Forces Told To Resume Initiative— No Decision Made ve Crossing Parale

MacArthur Visits Front, Says He Will Not Arbitrarily’ Use Authority to Cross Parallel 38

Resumption of Drive ‘Ordered by Commander After Watching Guns And Planes Pound Reds

Allied Leader Tells Gis To Kill Commies   Eases Tension Or Crossing of ’38;’ Air Force Busy

GENERAL SEES ALLIES MAUL FADING REDS   Watches Action On Visit To Central Front  RECALLS TRUMAN   Gave Him Full Authority To Make Decision On Crossing 38th Parallel

MacArthur Says Will Consider Political Angles   Allied Commander Visits Korean Front; Says Will Not “Arbitrarily Execute’ Parallel Authority

Pleas Against Crossing 38th Parallel Invited   Chinese Forces Giving Way Along Entire Front Line

Limited Atlack Is Resumed By Allied Forces  ’ General Claims No _eDecision Made On e _—_ 6.8

O {fe nsive Renewal by MacArthur   UN Commander at Front Orders Allied Troops To Resume Initiative   NO PARALLEL PLAN

MacArthur Orders U.N. Forces to Take Inifiative Again  Watches Guns and  Dianac Daiin   Watches Guns and Planes Pound Fading Reds

Pledges ‘Study’ Before Crossing Info North Korea   U.N. Commander Jibes At Stalin; Watches’ Troops Hammer Enemy

—MAY NOT CROSS PARALLEL— MacArthur Visits Front, Orders Renewed Attack

Doesn't Mean New Crossing of 38th Parallel Planned, Allied Commander Says

General At Front Optimistic   New Attacks to Be Limited; to Decide Parallel Issue Later

New Attack Slams 7 Miles Over Mountains at Chechon   MacArthur Visits Erant Lines

M’ARTHUR TELLS TROOPS-TO TAKE THE INITIATIVE   VISITS FRONT WITH TOP COMMANDERS TO GET ROLLING AGAIN

‘Mac Orders U.N. Forces to Resume Drive   Watches Troops Pound Retreating Reds on Korean War Front

Front Visited By MacArthur  Order Does Not Mear A Drive Beyond 38th

Armies Of UN Uraed To Keep On Offensive  Parallel 38 Crossing wl V4 Rraetdtad

ALLIED.FORCE DRIVES NEAR PARALLEL 38   General To Decide About. Crossing Wt And Whenr' -

Will Review All Factors Of Matter   keader Gives Stinging Reply to Statement by Stalin on Outcome of Battles  Sino Losses Cited  Chinese, He Says, Have Had One of Bloodiest Modern Losses

General Will Keep Eye On ‘Politics’   Allied Commander Finds Troops In Fine Fettle Ou New Visit

Orders Troops To Resume The Initiative Generally   Chinese Losses, He Said, Are Among The Bloodiest In Modern Times; Comments On 38th Parallel Crossing.

M Arthur Gives ‘Go Sign’ After Visit to Front   Order Does Not Necessarily Mean Crossing of Parallel

On Crossing Parallel 338   British Are Opposed To Going Over Line  Dividing All Korea

M Arthur Tells His Troops to. Resume Offense   Crossing of Parallel’   Crossing of Parallel’ 38 Will Be Decided: When Line Reached.

Delays Decision On Allied Push Across Border   Tanks Lead UN Forces In) Northward ‘Vhrnst Along Central Seetor

MacArthur Watches New Allied Drive ‘Start Rolling   Generals Ridgway. Clark and Almond Also Witness Front Line Action.

Allies Ordered To Go Back  On Otlensive   MacArthur Visits War Front. Tells UN to Resume lnitiative Against Fading Reds

Allies Resume Interrupted Red-Killing Advance as Chinese Reds Pull Rack

Allied Forces Thrust Ahead   Commander Reminds Joe That His Forces Having Trouble Making Geod  On Ordera

Initiative © Is Resumed By Allies —   “Limited Offensive” Is On Again By : MacArthur’s Orders;  Aduaneoa in Cantar

Kills 4 Reds Leading ‘Break Out? Charge Corporal Calls lowa Major ‘Bravest Guy He Ever Saw’

WOUNDED, tt LEADS GnARGE AGAINST REDS   Maj. Leonard Lowry, 1 Times Wounded, Uses Bavonet on Foes.

Campaign To Hit Crescendo With Rally. And Tea At Hotel Logan  Next Thursday Evening

The Weather   Korea Cease-fire At 38th Parallel Put up to Russia

UN's Tryave Lie Says Aggression Was Checked   Resolutions of UN Would Be Fulfilled By End of Hostilities

LIE 10 SEEF CEASE - FIRE AGREEMENT      More Forces To Be Needed If Fighting Continues

Lie Asks Reds About Ending Korean War   UN Official Seeks Statement From  a ae oo een, wih.

 —AGREE OR ELSE, SAYS LIE— Cease-Fire Statement  Asked Of Chinese Reds

FEBRUARY RAINS HELP   Total of 1.58 Inches in Lawrence Exceeds Normal for Month

SENATE OKAYS $169 MILLION GENERAL FUND   House Recesses After Hour Debate On Key Measure

Reds Okay Arab-Asian Proposal   May Also Agree To Cease-Fire Hf Talks Are Slated

ARAB-ASIAN BLOG WANTS PEACE TALK  Communist Chin: sp ib Pr ai mal fo Seven-Power

Rau Expected to Bare Note at U.N. Today   Peiping Acceptance Unconditional, Say Sources in London

U.S. Opposes Arab-Asian Meeting Plan   Peking Government, Sends Approval For 7 Power Conferenee’

Based On Immediate Seven Power Confab On Far East Probiem   Indian Delegation Reported T Have Received Unconditional Acceptance Of Proposal.

Reliable Sources Say Peace Parley Plan Is Accepted   India May Reveal Text of Note From Peiping at Meeting

Red China Reported to Have Accepted Plan for Cease-Fire   ‘Commie Move Is Tied to Seven-Power Parley on Far Eastern Problems

Pr ‘oposal Calls For 7-Power Conference .   USS., However, to Pigh Plan if Put-to United Nations Vate

Red China Accepts  ‘Cease-Fire Plan   Arab-Asian Proposal For Conference And Armistice Approved Unconditionally

Reply Believed En Route To UN Through London   Reds Reported Willing To Accept Cease-Fire

NO OTRINGS 10 I-POWER TALK UN CALL OF UN   Reds Agree to Cease Fire in Korea at Beginning of Conference.

Peiping Okeh: Seven-Power Korea Parley   Chinese Reported Willing to Accept Cease-Fire in War

SUNFLOWER CHIEF . OFF TO NEW POST   Lt. Col. Walter Rogers Soon to Leave for JapanKorea Area ,

SUNFLOWER CHIEF OFF TO NEW POST   Lt. Col. Walter Rogers Soon to Leave for JapanKorea Area   AT PLANT SINCE *49

Democrats Eye Farm Vofes In 1952 Election   Nine Roll-Cail Votes Forced On Western State issues

Democrats Study Plans To Capture Farm Votes Again  Party Will Try To Prove GOP Backed Cash Cuts yg ge GRE Fes eee

kKkkkkx GERMAN FIREMEN SOAK EACH OTHER IN DISPUTE ABOUT FIRE, BURNING ON

With More Cash, Americans Look At Goods, Bank Cash   Savings Boom as Inventories Go Up. Buvina Down

Negotiators Wrangle Over Prisoner Lists   Reds Stall On Swap Of Sick And Wounded

Cairo Police Battle Rioters In New Crisis  Western Powers’ Embossy Guards

Egyptians Riot; Hit Consulates   Police Rush Up Reinforcements To Battle Mobs

AMERICAN GIRL FREED IN ITALY TO WED EX-PRIEST   Claire Young Leaves Milan dail After Being Pronounced Sane by a Psychiatrist,   COUPLE FACES WAIT BEFORE MARRIAGE   Rijing Must Be Made in Washington on Her Status As Citizen Before They Can Go to Altar.

Girl Is Released To Marry Priest   Claire Young Not Crazy Psvchiatrist Savs

Girl Found Sane; To Wed Ex-Pries   Blonde Faces Excommuni cation If She Marries Missionary

‘Be prepared and drive carefully, chief warns Thanksgiving motorists

POLICE CHIEF WARNS HOLIDAY MOTORISTS   Says Adequate Preparations Should Be Made Before Starting Trip   URGES DRIVING CARE

Troops In Europe Would Protect U.S., Collins Says   Would Keep War Away From Our Shores

Collins Asserts Yanks Must Be Sent to Europe   Action Urged to Stave Off Possible Communist Attacks

Army Chief Asks Troops for Europe   Says Air, Seas Power Can’‘t Defend U. S.

Ridgway Reports Reds Attacked on ‘Open’ Sea   U. S. Plane Never within 20 Miles Of Soviet Territory, UN Informed

Missing Plane Skirts Russia Ridgway Says   U.S. Gathers Data To Show Navy Craft Shot Down By Reds

Would Tax Truman Fund   Proposes Removal Of Tax Exemption Qn Expense Money

Congress Will Begin New Tax Program By Stopping Exemption On Exnense Accounis

Defense Bond Drive  Over Nation Opens   Truman, Snyder And  Others Make Pleas

Snow Expected  In Ohio for —  Thanksgiving Low Temperatures  Extending Over BMact at Natian

Snow Expected In Ohio for Thanksgiving   Low Temperatures Extending Over Most of Nation

Warming Skie: Nearing Ohio   Relief From Chilling Temperatures Sighted

2,000 French Miners Strike   Salary Increases Aid General Picture

Seeret Service Nabs Three in Buffalo For Smuggling; $30,000 Loot Seized

B4EO CQ BREEEUP YY We AW On Wav Back  Heartened By The Economic Progress Made in Germany

GEN, IKE'S TOUR COMING TO END   He Returns To Paris After Surveying Armed Strength In Ten Nations—Coming Home Soon.

Gen. Eisenhower Bound for Home   Supreme Commander Completes Tour of 10 European Nations

Warm Weather: Welcomed, as Rivers Thaw —   Columbia, Pa., Faces Water Shortage, as ice Jam Backs Up

Pre-Christmas Festivities Off To Early Start   Arkansas Tempo Will Be Increased In Next Three Weeks

Dickerson Run Soldier Dies   Injuries Are Fatal To Cpl. Danner, 19

Tornadoe And High Winds Cause Damage   White Deer, Texas Suffered Severe Loss In Storm

Tornadoe And High Winds Cause Damage  White Deer, Texas Suffered Severe  i ewe En Oba cia

John Harris Named For Road Commissioner i By Carrier Mills Demos

Grange Squabble Flares Up Again   Insurance Branch Is Root of Rumpus

Senate Crime Probers*Push-Hunt For:‘Ex-Bootlegger in’ Boston’ Area

6 Deaths Due To Slick Reads   Central Indiana Ice to Remain Today

Zero Cold Wave Hits State, Keeps Roads Ice-Glazed   “Traffic Snarls or Stops, Schools “Close in -Ice-Sheathed. Belt Over Middle of Indiana; Count 7 Dead From Accidents or Severe Chill

VETS VOTE FOR ACHESON OUSTER   VFW Convention Hears McCarthy Attack Secretary And Jessup

URGE CONGRESS TO RISE ABOVE "PERSONALITIES’ FOR FOREIGN POLICY .

INCAPABLE OF KNOWINC   Psychiatrist Says Slayer Cook Has 3-Year-Old Mentality  Wh on UE kd te

Paychiatrist Says Slayer Cook Has 3-Year-Oki Mentality  Rulletin

Psychiatrists Differ About Cook Sanity   One Says Has Mer-tality of Child of Three, Other Thot He's Crazy Like Fox

)Killedin Crash Of Navy Bomber  Boston! Memks Pe ntanadacs   Patrol Craft Explodes South of Hiroshima

RAIN IN SOME AREAS   Moisture Confined Largely ‘ * Northeastern Part of State

YANK PATROLS DODGE AMBUSH   Allied Troops Knife Back And Forth Across 38

NAACP To Stage Extended Series Of Legal Attacks   To Institute Court Action To Outlaw Racial Segregation

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours   Whole Hoa or None

Farm Bureau Leader Charges USDA Seeks To Make Peasants of Farmers

Patrolman Slain: Detroiter Suspect   Link Wanted Youth With Death in K. C.

Policeman Killed During Detroit Blizzard  g- Year- Old Wanted For Double Murder Suspected

Showdown on Korea Looms   UN Leaders See “Break” In Diplomatic Stalemate

Tougher Stand By Allies May End Stalemate  Blockade May Be Used As Threat To Force Action

Mossadegh Gives Note  To Grady   Britain Orders 130 Technicians Krom Oil Fielda

Mossadegh Urges Use Of Good Offices Of U.S. To Help National Aspirations Of Iran.

28th Magnificent, General Assert:   [Infantry Takes Part In Final Review

‘Beautiful Ohio’ Called Dirty Basin Commission Urged To Battle River Pollution

By ANTON J. SARTORI  “Olla Podrida”  2057 FREMONT AVE. South Pasadena, Calif. (Dial - CL 7-9526)  (Phone-Cleveland 7-9526)

DY AINIUIN J. OSMIN A UIN:  “Olla Podrida’’  2057 FREMONT AVE. South Pasadena, Calif. / (Dial - CL 7-9526) (Phone-Cleveland 7-9526)

Union And Employers’ Combined Attack Against Suspicioned Reds Held Illegai

Belief Reds Dominate Union Doesn't Justify ‘Aiding Rival Organize

M’Arthur Did Not Ask Right to Bomb China   Collins Says He Never Made a Specific Request

Soldier at Listening Post Tells Of Escave From Attacking Chinese

In ( hinese . Attac hk  tt a tn gt  Croco Y ank Pri ivate Sees  Women Aiding Red Wounded

Dismembered Body of Former Woman Acrobat Uncovrs Pennsylvania ‘Murder-by-Mail’ Mystery

U.S. Still Conciliatory Towards China Despite Demands for Sanctions

U. S. Says Chinese Moves Will Decide Its Future Action  Will Continue to Press, However, for Aggressor Resolution

U.S. To Waive Sanctions If Peace Indicated  Austin Advises UN Nation Keeps Door  oo Fo Mm at lB

U.S. Won't Demand Sanctions If China Clearly Wants Peace   Austin Speech Seen Gaining Support for Resolution Branding Aggressors

=x-Communist Foreign Minister Under Arrest   Clementis Accused of Spying For West in Czechoslovakia; Extend Purge in Satellites

Rebellious Sentiment Is Reported Growing in Many Parts of Red Ruled Areas

Fear Cuts Wide Swath i in Communist Party: Czech Chementis is Arrested

Kremlin-Created Fear May Probe Big W eapon AidineW estern Powers Battle

Fear of Disaster Keeps Communists Weakened in All Satellite Countries

Fear Sweeping Soviet Empire; Purges Mount   Titoism’ Disease ls Spreading; Someday May Wreck Structure

rech Reds ust 170,000 ‘om Party   ive Ex-Leaders Inder Arrest For kssassination Plot

Purges Born of Fear Cut Red Party Strength   Moscow s Own WV eapon May

AFL Officials Call For Aid In Port Tieup   Protection Asked By Union Leader   New York Docks Paralyzed For 13th Day By Re bellious Strikers

GRAIN STORAGE PROBE ORDERET   KEM SAYS INQUIRY WILT COVER LEASING OF BUILDINGS AT CROWDER.

Truce Team Bomb Target, Foes Allege   No Allied Plane In Area At Time, Ridgway Reports

Foe’s Protest Is ‘Frameup,’  UN Charges   Peiping Radio Statement Apparently Means Only Brief Suspension

Truce Talks Stopped Again   Communists Refuse To Continue Kaesong Meetings With U. N. Team

Red Complaint Denounced by UN As 'Frameup   Peiping Radio Indicates Conference Will be Resumed

Red Chiefs Say Kaesong Bombed. By Allied Plane  Commies May Expect Negotiations to Resume 

GOP Solons Say Reasons for Recall Of MacArthur ‘Utterly Inadequate’

Hits Plans for Any Controls On Industry  Mine Chieftain Reiects Waae Freez   Mine Chieftain Rejects Wage Freeze As Dividends Go On

Hits Plans for Any Controls On Industry  pe ue i i   Mine Chieftain Rejects Wage Freeze As Dividends Go On

Minnesota U. Professor Cited for Not Answering Jury in Red Probe

Mattress Label Case Tried Here  Bina Assncend tan Mace   Fine Assessed in Case Charging Failure to Lebel Second Hard Goods

Mattress Label Case Tried Here  Fine Assessed in Case   Fine Assersed in Coss Charging Feilure to Labe Second Hend Goods

Reds Arrested In West Berlin Demonstration   Rival Rallies Held In May Day Celebrations In Germany

( erman Police Arrest 205 Commies ‘Trying To Stir Up Demonstrations

8 Jets Crash, 3Pilots Die  ou For rce Pr robes  vereartonne toamuce

ANAT ED  Fight Planes TumbleFrom Flight Of 34.  Three Pilots Die; Sabotage Possible

Air Force Is Mum On Cause Of Tragedy   Three Pilots Killed, Two Hurt; Sabotage Not Ruled Out

F-84 Disaster Biggest Mass Crash in History   Richmond, Ind., Scene of Crash; No Information Out

8 THUNDERIETS FORCED DOWN, 3 KILLED   Sabotage Hinted, Secrecy Covers Investigation   SURVIVORS   Say Weather Not To Blame: Two Pilots Ride Planes To Crash Landings

Sabotage Seen As Possibility   Tumble from Sky Near Richmond, Ind.

Pilots Say Storm Did Not Cause 8 Airplanes To Fall   Three Airmen Killed in Flight Of 71 Jets; Richmond Woman ‘Certain’ Town Was Under Attack

As Eight Jets Drop From Sky   Air Force Officials “Tight-Lipped’  As Investigation is Inaugurated Over History’s Biggest Mass Crash

Open Probe Into F-84 Mass Crash   Air Force Imposes Censorship on Loss of Eight. Jets From Flight of 34 Over Indiana Yesterday

Three Pilots Killed, Two Are Injured   Flier Says ‘It Wasn't The Weather’ That Caused Him To Land

No Clue to Accident In Which 2 Pilots Die; Sabotage a Possibility

Kight Jets Are Downed: Three Dead   Air Force Clamps Secrecy Lid on Mass Wreck of Planes

Mass Jet CrashIs Under Secret Air Force Probe   Three Pilots Killed, Two Are Hurt: Guard Placed on Planes; Sabotage Hinted

U.S. Airforce Officials Tight-Lipped As They Continue To Investigate Biggest Mass Crash Of Jet Planes

‘Eight Thunderjets Crash in Indiana Pre ‘ompting Closely Censored Inquiry

Air Force Officials Tight-Lipped As They Probe Crash Of Eight Jets

Seek Cuuse of  Mass Crash of U. S. Jet Planes  Invake Cansarchin   Invoke Censorship As Probe Bagins; Consider Sabotage To Re Pacscibili¢y

Giant U.S. Air Force Plane Long Overdue   Plane Was En Route From Newfoundland To Great Britain

Fear Giant ‘Craft Down In Atlantic   Globemaster Was On Way to Britain From Newfoundland

General Is Amédng 52 Persons Aboard; siuge Hunt Started  eS PRET RO ILE AOI US ES. me

Accident May Lead To Cure Of Cancer T ype  Radioactive lodine  Found Beneficial

International Court Directs Iran to Let Britain Operate Oil  Move Only Temporary Recommends Board  To Work Out Problem:

Joined Pair  Is Problem   Support Of Siamese Twin Girls Not Easy

 Heads of Two-Year-Olds Joined  ‘Support of Siamese Twins ‘Poses a Financial Problem

CONGRESS MAY GET TO PART OF PLAN   But Some of Truman’ Flood Recommendations May Have to Wait   SEE INSURANCE SNAG

Truman Rejects Library Idea  President Disavows  Andarenn’e Plan

Truman? ais Pint’.  ately  nT S AMUCKIES  On Memoria al ih Hy et é “ror 4 iVil 4 ; Gi¥ if Shaw ; = it!

House Subcommittee Approves New Congressional Redistricting Bill

Full Calendar Of Criminal Court Listed   Smith Wadson To Be Arraigned On Charge Of Fatal Shootine

Miss Devaney . Called by Jury   Star Says Jury: Is Investigating Irving Campaian

To Probe Campaign Expenditures of Rep. Irving   To Check Particularly Use of Any Union Funds In Race for Congress.

Schools Tainted By Reds   Blistering Report on  Communist Activities Issued by California Legislative Group

Red Action In Schools Described   Picture of Infiltration In California Drawn By Investigators.

Reds Infiltrate Coast Colleges   Senate Committee Traces Communist Technique in Many California Schools

UC Scored; Ouster Urged For Official   Investigating Committee Brands Legislator as Red Associate

UC Hit Hard in California Solons’ Repor   University Loyalty, Oath Defended; Officials Warned

CHARGE PARTY AEDS WORK IN WET abn DLi   Report Hits U. of C.; Warns Top Officials Should Be Discharged.

Reds Seek Members In California Schools   Investigators Say They Infiltrated Even High schools

REPORT HITS UNIVERSITIES IN CALIFORNIA   High Schools Invaded Toc For Recruits And Atom Secrets:

Non:Essential US Spending Target Of Bill   Federal Agency's Growth Ouilined

Carroll Posts Bond on Charge Under Tax Law   Bigtime Gambler In Good Humor For Photographers

Welfare Aid to County Totals $14,447.50. in  Paysmoante far Aunonet

Clark Named As U.S. Envoy To Vatican City   Truman Breaks Prece dence in Nominating Full Ambhascador

Surprise Appoiniment Is Likely to Set Off a Storm of Centroversy

President Nominates Gen. Mark Clark ‘As First U. S. Ambassador to Vatican   Gen. Mark W. Clark

Fine-Denies He Has Been Requested: To Back Move for Calling Special Session

Churchill Due To Drop Plans On Big 4: Meet  “Propesal: For Talks 2 By ‘Trapian, Stalin

in Advance Of January Meeting . = Truman-Churchill  Tension Melting

Churchill May Not Fress For Big Four Talks   Harmony May Be Reached In Conference

Churchill Is To Drop Call For Big Four   Erases Discord Before Meeting With Truman

Expect Winnie Not To Press. Big Four Meet   Issue Could Start Trouble In Talks With President

Churchill Drops ‘Idea  Woaoon’t Rrine RoE.   Won't Bring Talk  Plan To President

Probably Won't Urge It Again At Meeting Here   Truman Dead Set Against Meeting Stalin

FIXER IS GIVEN PRISON TERM IN NEW YORK COURT   Sollazzo Sentenced 8 To 16 Years; 5 Former Players Jailed   OVEREMPHASIS ON ATHLETICS SCORED

Nation’s Schools Courting ‘Atomic Athletic Scandal,  Turist Warns

Basketball Fixer, Players Sentenced To Pen Terms   Jurist Denounce: College Sports As ‘Sordid’

COLLEGE SPORT FIXER 1S GIVEN LONG SENTENCE   Five Players Jailed, Nine Get Suspended Terms

 Judge Calls College Sports Setup Sordid Big Business  ‘Basketball Fixers Sentenced

WAUE FIXER GETS 8 10 16 YEARS; SPORTS BLASTE!   Judge Calls College Basket. ball and Football a Sordid Big Business and Urges Reform.   PIVE FORMER PLAYERS DRAW JAIL SENTENCES   Court Sees in Scandal Evi dence of Widespread Cor  ruption in Athletic   Setup.

6 Ate Sentenced For-Cave “Fives”   Nine Others Receive ‘Susnended Sentences

MacArthur's Position Hurt, Says Knowland  Conese Be ttl;   Senator Recalls Other Similar Errors Of Policy

KNOWLAND RAPS GAG ON WARTHUR   CHARGES STATE DEPART: MENT HAS UNDERMINED GENERAL'S POSITION.

VACILLATION’. HIT BY SOLON   Says U. S., UN.Must Clarify Policies

Knowland Defends General, Demands State Department Clarify His Authority

SLAYS, MOTHER WHO CAUGHT HIM PLAYING HOOKEY   Boy Hacks Her to Death, Sets Corpse on Fire,

Boy Admits Brutal Slaying Of Mother   States-“She Bawled Me Out For Playing. Hookey’”

Youth Admits Mother Slain For Scolding  Ce: oe > Seeman Sommer inrenid   Boy, 16, Confesses Setting Body Afire After Brutal Crime

Youth Kills Mother Who “Bawled Him Out”: Father Blames Crime Programs

66 New Bills For State Assembly; Deadline Monday   Senate Passes Eleven Yesterday, None of Importance

66 Bills Pour Into Asenbl Hoppers  “Senate Votes Park : Meter Fund. Curbs

UN UNITS HOPE TO WIPE OUT 80,000 TROOPS   Powerful Tank Columns Spearhead Advance of Western Forces   PLANES RAKE FOE   Swarms of U. S. Fighters. Bombers Batter Retreatine Communists

Attempt To  Catch, Destroy 100, 000 Reds Fleeing Battle   Swarms Of Yankee Planes Hake Enemy With Bonths, Rockets To Slow Withdrawal

STILL PURSUE FLEEING REDS  Allies Pushing North Rapidly In Hopes of Tiactenwina fam

Allies Hope To Catch, Destroy Fleeing Reds; U.S. Planes Hit Enemy

Rack Up Gains Of7 Miles or  More in Drive   Swarins of UN . Planes Seek to Slow Enemy Flight

HIS PANTS ARE SANS POCKETS Congressman Advocates Pay Cut For Nation’s Lawmakers

Michigan Lawmaker Opposes Hike In Congress Pay—Favors Salary Cut

Michigan Solon Suggests Congress Pay Cut As First Step To Economy

Congressman Without Any Pockets in His Pants Wants Salary Slashed

Unions Stall Railway Pact   Better Terms Wanted: Railroads to Ask 6 Pet. Freight Hike

Union Demands Stall Rail Pact   Railroad Union Groups Insist on Still Better Terms

RR Union Groups Ask Better Terms   Agreement Worked Out At White House Is Stalled By Demands

3 RAIL UNIONS REJECT 3 YEAR WAGE PROPOSAL   ASK BETTER TERMS THAN OFFERED BY WHITE HOUSE PACT

Railroad Peace Again Stalled   Three Brotherhoods Turn Down Terms of Aareement

Rail Truce Stalled By New Demands   Government Hopes Recent Agreement Will Be Basis for  Final Gasétlonrnne

Railway Unions  Reject Proposed Wage Raise Pact  Turndown Comes As Lines Request Frerght Bancts

Union Demands Block Rail Labor A greement;  Firms Ask Rate Boost

Unions Seeking Better Terms, Snag Rail Pact   Roads Announce Plan: to Ask, 6% Freight Rate Increase

Rail Labor. Agreement Is Stalled  Gen ine   3 Union. Groups Ask’ Still Better. Terms:.af Settlemen'

Still Better Terms Demanded by Three Unions; Car riers to Request Six Per Cent Freight Hike

3 Union Groups Stall Agreement   Engineers, Enginemen, Trainmen Reject Pact

New Demands Block Signing  ‘ j Q Agreement   Regional Chairman of Three Brotherhoods Reject Settlement Drafted in Washington

Better Terms Are Asked By Rail Unions   New Demands Are Made By Regional Leaders Of Three Of Four Major Railroad Brotherhoods

Rail Agreement Stalled by New Union Demands   -Three Brotherhoods Wont Better Terms; Rails Ask Rate Hike

RAILROAD LABOR FIGHT RESUMED   Agreement Stalled By Demand Of Three Union Groups For Still Better Settlement erms.

Rail Pact Stalled By Union Demand: For Better Terms   3 of 4 Unions Turn Down the 3-Year Agreement

Union Demands Stall Agreement With Railways   3 Ask Better Terms; Railroads To Seek Freight Rate Boosts

RAIL UNIONS REFUSE PACT   More Demands Are Made To Improve Agreement.

UNIONS TURN DOWN RAIL PEACE PLAN   Brotherhoods Turn Down Three-Year Moratorium on Wage and Rule Demands With Raise.   "RAILROADS SEEK FREIGHT INCREASE   Ask Revenue to Offset Wage Boost Offer Worked Out by White House Conference.

New Crisis On Railroads Takes Shape   Unions Want Better Terms, Carriers Ask Rate Boost

Still Apart On Railway Agreement   Final Settlement  Held Up As Unions Seek Better Terms In Three-Year Pact

Railroad Unions Ask Better Pact Sith Carriers  New Move Comes   New Move Comes As Lines: File Rate Hike Plea

SEEN STALLED   Three Union Groups File Demands For Still Better Terms

Three Rail Groups Seek Better Terms  Demands Fol ue Word   Demands Follow Word That Railroads Are After  New Rate Increase

Rail Peace Pact Is Rejected by Unions   Demands for Still Better Terms Made as Roads Ask Rate Hike To Offset Wage Offer

6% Increase In Freight Rates   Recently-Worked Out Agreement Stalled By Union Demand For  Imnravad Tarmc

Rail Labor Agreement Strikes Snaq   Three Union Groups Demand Better Terms; Propose Rate increase

Added Demands Snagging Rail Working Pact   Three Union Groups Want Still Bet tery Termes.

Solons Facing Housing Shortage   State Legislators Also Face Personal Finance Problem

‘Prolonged Session of Legislature Is Giving Lawmakers a Double Headache

Dewey Declares * Japan, Germany Soviet’s Two Aims  Situation Is Very Bad  Governor Discloses Wises: Taste Thad

82nd Congress *Opens Session  Republicans Show Critical Attitude

GOP To Seek ‘Clear Stand’ On U.S. Aims   New Congress Opens With Major Task Of Averting Global War

Congress Faces Grim  War Tasks  rs os nn . sn re   New Body Begins Organizing Ranke

Senate, House Begin Organizing Ranks; GOI To Seek Reassessment of Foreign Policy

Allies Still Hold. S. Korean Capital   82nd Congress Goes To Work: Unity Is Urged

82nd Congress Will Begin *Work Today Facing Acute Problems of Global Scope   Session Marked By Democratic Appeal for National Unity And GOP Demands That Truman Clarify His Foreign Polic

New Session )f Congress Ypens Today   Democrats Hear Plea for Unity As Work Becins

Congress Opens With Unity Plea   G.O.P. Asks Clarification Of Foreign Policy

Unity Pleas Heard, Clear Policy Asked   Republicans Give Signs They’ll Force Change In Relations

Truman Askec To Tell U.S. Policy Aims   Demccrats Plead Fo National. Unity In Time Of Crisis

Truman Told To Lift Fog From Foreign Plans   Republicans Serve Notice They Will Press For Reassessment And Change: In American Policies

New Congress Starts Work In  Year of Crisis GOP To Assert New Strength Won ‘At Polls in 1950

Clear-Cut Picture Of Foreign Policy Is Congress’ Aim  Taft Believes Major Problems Concern Rearmament

Pleas Made Tn Congress For Nation To Organize   Republicans To Try To Change American  ' Relations Overseas.

New Congress Starts Work With Pleas For U. S. Unity   House - Senate Start Organization

82nd Congress Opens; Faces Crucial Term   Republicans Are  ‘Stronger in Both thane lane

82nd Congress Starts, Parties Chart Courses   National Unity and Clarification on Worl: Aims, Major Requests

—-CONGRESS— Nation’s Top Legislative Body Meets  Democrats Urge Naticnal Unity

Congress Opens With Demos Asking Unity, GOP Seexing Foreign Policy Clarification

82ND CONGRESS OPENS — Dems Want United Nation; GOP Ask Aim Be Clarified

82nd ‘Congress Orgaiiizes For Crucial Years   Faces Vital Problems Leading to Devastating War or Peace

U.S. 82nd Congress Makes Bow   Gathers for Two-Yea Grapple with Big World Issues.

Mail Goes by Truck   Executions Are Completed For ‘Martinsville Seven’

Than There Were None-  Virginia Electroutes Remaining Three of ‘Martinsvilla Seven’

RAIL STRIKE— Continued on Page Four   Last of Negroes In Virginia Rape Case Are Executed

Final 3 Are Electrocutea         State of Virginia Closes Book on ‘Martinsville Seven'' This Morning.

Martinsville Seven Case Closed With Death In Electric Chair Today Of Last Three Men

Last Four of Seven Doomed Men Executed   Martinsville Case Is Ended-With Deaths of Four Defendants in Virginia Pen

3 More Die in Electric Chair  , a 7   Closes Books On ‘Martinsville Seven’

Nationwide Clemency Efforts Fail; Last 3 of ‘Martinsville 7 are Dead

Phone Men in 4 Cities Leave Jobs, Return   All-out Strike in Five Western States Due at Midnight

Drive Is Opened To Cut Aid Bill By $500 Million   Johnston Challenges Langer On Democrats

Two Democrats Join Fightin Night Session  Sen. Dirksen To Continue Battle Aaain Tadav

WHILE “FIVE-PERCENTERS,” LOAN OPERATORS OCCUPIED STAGE CENTER, THERE WERE DEVELOPMENTS IN WING

Truman, Union Faced By Crisis  In Steel Issue   White House Aides Silent On Report President Sees Settlement Soon

Time For Decision On Strike Comes To President, Union   Steel Factories Must Have Early Notice Of Plans

House Hits Dispersal Plant Plan   Proposal Would Give President Power To Scatier Industries

Defense Plant Dispersal Out By House Vote   Sections Seeking To Keep Or Get Plants Is Issue

Defeats ‘Dispersal’ Plan 134-79 as East Unites to Fight Proposal   CONTROLS WAR ON   DiSalle Warns Rollback * Bar Means Hike in Auto Prices

NORTAEAST WANTS GRAVY House Rejects President's Factory Separation Plan

Bill to Scatter Industry Killed   Dispersal of War Plants  Taces Vote in House

House Rejects Defense Plants Dispersal Plan  New Warnings Made by Foes of Cantrale Curke

Rejaci Pronasal Gn Disnereal of Defense Plants   House Controls Fight De velops Along Sectional J ines

HOUSE VETOES ‘DISPERSAL’ OF WAR PLANTS   Both Parties Attack Truman's Plan To Extend Controls

House Rejects Dispersal Plans For Industry   Controls Fight Slow Up as Grass Root Support Withers

Truman Denied Dispersal Power  East Fighting Plan;  Auto Price Hike Seen

House Steers Away From T Of Control Issues   Plant Dispersal Plan Rejected: Auto Price Hikes Seen by DiSalle

War Plant Dispersal Rejected   ast Fears Loss Of Heavy Industry To, South Or West

Wheeler Makes Charge Against Savannah Plant   Dollars And Hours Thrown Away; Fast Probe Is Demanded

Pipeline Valve Dynamited In Snowstorm Oklahoma Firm Labels Blast ‘Definitely Sabotaae'

Fighting Dies across Korea   Thursday Night ‘One of Quietest’ of Whole Conflict

Action Within Hours Indicated as Possible   UN Soldiers Jubilant Over Truce Reports   Instructions Authorize UN Commander To Seek Peace Showdown With Communist Command On Field of Battle In Korea   But They Keep Their Powder Dry For Red Assaults   South Korean Spokesman Predicts. Shooting Will End Within “Next Few Days’; Ridgway Must Report Terms Back to Washinaton   'US. Diplomatic Chief Flies to Pusan

Fighting Fades ‘Along the Entire Korean Front   Though Hopeful of Peace, U. N. Forces Gird for Red Drive.

New Ohio Bill Would Outlaw Horse Racing   Both Harness, Running Meets Would Be Barred

‘Softening’ Cuf Gains Backing  GOP, Many Democrat:   GOP, Many Democrats Support Budget Slice

WANTS 10 GUT 4 BILLION OFF TRUMAN BUDGET   Says It Could Be Done Without Hurting Defense

GOP Senator Says Truman’s Budget Could Be Safely Cut Four Billion

Taber Seeks Cut in Budget   Claims Savings for Taxpayers Possible if Non-Defense Spending Trimmed

Taber. Asks $4 Billion Budget Cut   Republican Senator Says Slice Wouldn't Hurt Anything

Limited Wartare Can Split Reds Axis And Avert World War Ill   Defense Secretary On Stand For Second Day, Thinks Heavy Death Toll Will Ruin Reds.

U.S, To Ask ° Red Payment   Arbitration Wanted On Lend-Lease Issue

U.S. Proposes Arbitration of Russ Loan Rift   Acheson Suggests Panel Settle Thorny Issue Of $10.8 Billion War Aid

Drive Over: 38th’ Alarms Britain   Crossing of Parallel Declared Unwise

HASN'T DECIDED WHETHER T0 RUN. SAYS GOVERNOR   Want Make Up Mind Until - January; 6 Republicans in Race.

 Starts Tomorrow... . * es  ‘Gazette To Publish U.S. Senator Series

Union Agrees To Delay Meat Strike Action   _Truce Averts Early Shut-Off of Meats” “To U. S.. Consumers; Mav 6 Is Deadline

AUSTIN AND CLAY SUPPORT JESSUP ene LIN POSITION   McCarthy Opposes Appointment To Oraanization

‘Budenz Insists Wallace ‘Helped The Communists’   Swears Also That John Carter Vincent Was Red; Alsop Charges Professor Gave ‘False Testimony’

Budenz Says Reds Were For Wallace   That Moscow Took Active Interest in Getting Him Re-Blected V. P. in 1944

Reserve Program Revamp Planned  President’s Power To Be Limited To

Kmergency State Called Over Egypt   Students Shout F or Wea pons To Fight English After Clashes In Suez

Government ofEgypt = Orders State of Emeraency   roliows Bloody British-Egyptian Gun Batle in Which 114 Wera Killed ar Wanda.

McCarthy May Testify Before Maryland Probe   Tydings’ Charges of “Lies” Sifted: Butler Manager Quizzed

May Cail Badger As Witness  Testifies Sen. McCarthy Urged Tabloid Use Against Tydings

May Ask  McCarthy To Testify   Senator May Testify At 1950 Maryland Election Hearings In Committee

British Find Area Mines More Efficient Than Own   But U.S. Safety Rules Weaker

OUTPUT OF U. S. MINER 5 TIMES THAT OF BRITON   British Experts Study Ameri can Efficiency at Orient No. 2.

Marshall Scores Loss fo Inflation   Says $7 Billion ‘Bite’ Taken in Arms Fund

Truman Asks Huge Increase in Taxes, Broader Controls   Lending-Spending Defense Program Totaling $140,600,000,000 Outlined to Congress; Million More Men, Women for Armed Forces

AUSTERITY SHOCKER: ~ §8 Billion Taxes, $140 Billion ~ Spending, Hiked Manpower

Also Calls For Broader WagePrice Controls, Million More In Armed Forces, 4 Million More In Defense Industry

Low-Pay Brackets Are Hit   Autoes, Home Needs May Be Cut in Half Under Program

Requests Big Tax Boost, Broader Wage-Price Curbs   Sweeping Message Draws Gasps From Wall Street, Some Criticism on Capito! Hill; President Pleads for Armed Forces Hike

B scdawth Fen AUSICT iY 7a Foreshadowed By Tax Raises  Sweeping. Plea   Sweeping. Plea Draws Gasps, Some Criticism

Wants $8 Billion More by Taxation   President Says Little Man Must Pay Most

Sacrifices By Everyone Indicated  In Message   Huge Tax Boost, Million More . In Armed Forees Are Requested

‘Funds For Defense,  F oreign Aid  cesewgwaceg eae: Puce   Truman Seeks Huge Tax  Increases

Calls for Era of Austerity for Americans With Million More Men and Women Going Into Armed Forces Scon.

$140 Billion Lend- Spend Plan Proposed   Truman Asks Million Soldiers, 4 Million More Arms Workers

Truman Foreshadows  Fra Of U.S. Austerity   Asks $140 Billion For Defense, More Women In Army, Industry

$140 Billions For Alien Aid, Defense Asked   Broader Price and Pay Controls, Austerity for Nation Are Advocated

Asks Broad Control Bill Large Army   President Gives No Hint OF Size Of New Rudvet

140 Billions In < Lend-Spend Plan For Defense Seen  Sweeping Message   Sweeping Message Brings Gasps From  Wall Street Group ©

New Tax. Curb Plan  Ambitious   Truman’s Economie Message Outlines £140 Billion in Armes

Hoover Scores U. . Dishonor  Ly ny / ce a ee 7   Cites ‘Scandalous’ . Washington Behavio

‘MacArthur Is Shorn of His Command—But He Still Packs a Global Wallop

Two Cameramen Canvassing City   Photographers Claim They Are Representing Local Papers For Photos

Two Cameramen Canvassing City  Photographers Claim - They Are Representing

House Passes Modernized State Penal Code   Heavier Penalties * For Gambling, Slot  Machines Are Illegal

Braceros Pact Negotiations Schedule to Start Jan. 15   Extension of Present Contracts and Law Penalizing Wethack Emnlovers to Come Un

Fifty Brave Men In Wheel Chairs  Form Carporation To Make War Goods

2nd Local Man Hurt: Critically   Head-On Mishap Near Mansfield Demolishes. Cars

5 Killed In Crash Near Mansfield   Lone Survivor Of Headon Collision In Critical Condition

lowa Ag Secretary Objects fo Plan For Ag Agencies   Spry Kicks at Plan to Bring Aagencies Together

Joint Housing Of Agencies Draws Protest   Clyde Spry Objects tc Contact of His Office With P.M.A.

Hickenlooper Speaks In Huron Monday Evening; Cocke Here Thursday

URGE RELEASE OF RESERVISTS   Armed Services Group Want All Freed Who Went Involuntarily

Release Asked  For Reservists  Group Would Correct ‘Injustices’ in Calls

National P-TA Observes Education Week by Launchine School-Improvement Campaign

EDUCATION WEEK IN OBSERVANCE   National P.-T. A. To Ob. serve Next Seven Days In U. S.

Storm Kills Woman, Fear  Eight Missing      Scores Of Persons Are Stranded In Western States As Snow, Rain Pelt Aroac

7,000,000 See, Cheer MacArthur   Tremendous Throng Jams Sidewaiks Of New York; Weather Perfect For Parade

Seven Million In Crowd Greeting Gen. MacArthur   Biggest Day Of Welcome In History Of New York City

7.500.000 Jam New York’s Streets For 15 Miles   Wears His Old Can

Crowd Double Size of Ike's, Lindbergh's  7,500,000 Roaring New Yorkers Welcome Mac

NEW YORKERS PEK STREETS TH CHEER HERO   People Come from. Neighbor _ States. to Help City Welcome: General: .

7,500,000 In Wild Welcome  For General   Crowd Greater Than Lindbergh’s And Eisenhower's

Manhattan Stages Greatest Welcome   Big Ticker-Tape Parade Moves Over Long Route

Police Guess Cheering Crowd At 72 Million   “This ls America,” General Declares at City Reception

General is Deenly Moved by Hoarsely-Cheering Thronas as Motorcade Goes Through Ticker Tone Claude, Almoct "nbhelievahly Huae Crowd is Double That Which Greeted Lindbergh.

General Gets Great Welcome In New York  50-Car Motorcade Escorts Military Hero Down City’s  g tes we ee

WILD OVATION IS ACCORDED SOLDIER - HERO   7,500,000 Are Estimated On Hand To See  General

FLAG WAVING THRONGS JAM 15 MILE ROUTE   Bands, Thousands of Marchers Take Part in Tumultuous Day.

‘Returning Hero Draws New York's Greatest Turnout   Celebration Tops Previous Greetings for Lindy and Ike By 4.000.000. Police Estimate

 _L WEATHER 18 PERFECT —  All-Time Record Turnout Reners  Vel e-ertd eee so cier

Big Town Goes Wild in Parade For Old Soldier   Reception Breaks All Records for National Heroes

OVATION IS TREMENDOUS General Is Given Giant Hero’s Welcome Today  In New York City

Throngs Pack Every Street Curb to Wall   Ticker Tape Covers Sidewalks In Layers

Cheering Throng of Almost Unbelievable Size Lines 15-Mile Route of Parade to Greet Famous Soldier.

Huge Mass Lines Route  Of His Tour   Sidewalks Are Jammed. Windows Crowded as Cheering Public Lauds  General   General Acknowledges Plaudits With Smiles, Waves of Hand

Double Size Of Lindy and lke Throngs   Sidewalks Packed with Roaring Humanity on Route of Parade.

Sidewalks of New York Are Mass of Humanity Welcoming'Old Soldier’

NEW YORKERS JAM STREETS FOR PARADE   Head Of Police Says Crowd Over Gavan Millinn

Cheering Throngs Line 15-Mile Route   Whistles Tied Down on Boats In Harbor

7,900,000 See Giant Parade For MacArthur   Cheers And Confetti Greet  General On 15-Mile Route

7,500,000 Turn Out For Gotham Parade   Mass Of Humanity Cheer General As Paper Showers

MacArthur’s Return Draws Millions Into New York Streets For Welcome

Greatest Ovation Yet for Returning American Hero.   Procession Is Showered With Paper, Ships Tie Down Whistles

General ‘Captures’ New York   Over Seven Millior Persons Line Streets of City

Hero's Welcome Is Greatest Ever Given to a Man   Crowd. Double That for Gen. Eisenhower and Colonel Lindberg

GENERAL IS GIVEN RECORD BREAKING HERO'S WELCOME   SHOUTING THRONGS LINE 15-MILE ROUTE OF 50-CAR MOTORCADE

Mae Greeted By 71 Million In New York   Cheering, Flag « Waving Throngs Line 15-Mile Route of Motorcade

News Day, 'Night      Record Jam In N. Y. Sees  Hero Parade   He Thanks All For Tribute In Humble Address At City Hall

Greatest Crowd  Ever in New York To Greet Any of Returning Heroes

Gigantic Throng Pays Tribufe to Refurning Hero   This Is America— Keep It American, General Declares

7,900,000 Persons Cheer Military Hero  General Appears Greatly Moved As He Speaks at City Reception

7,500,000 Roar Record Welcome To MacArthur   N. Y. Crowds Packed for 15 Miles Along Route of Parade

Cheering Crowds Present Biggest Official Greeting  Million and Half Jam Airport for Plane Arrival

City’s Biggest Crowd Turns Out To Welcome Hero   Line 15-Mile Route to Greet General Today

Greatest Ovation Ever Given Returning Hero Extended To Deposed General in Gotham

A RAIN OF PAPER  ‘Old Soldier’ Appears Deeply Moved by Mass Of Shouting Humanity

GENERAL IS DEEPLY MOVED IBY RECEPTION   Medal And Scroll Are Presented To ‘Last War Leader’

New York Roatse Biggest Welcome In Hero s Honor.  ee a  en cen me bee

Crowd Double That for Any Other Parades   General Almost Obscured By Paver Showers

New York City Gives Macs Wild Ovation   Estimate Largest Crowd Ever Saw Three-Hour Parade

Estimate Mac Crowd at 73 Million  Buildings to Curbs Are Packed With

Crowd Double Size of Ike's. Lindbergh's   Hoarsely Shouting Humanity, Tied-Down Whistles Punctuated By “God Bless You”

Magic Of Name Draws Millions   Astonishing Turn-Out Of 7,500,000 Persons Give MacArthur Welcome

Record 712 Million New York Crowd Welcomes Gen. M‘Arthur   ‘Pacific War Hero Rides 15 Miles Through Massed Humanity and Rain of Ticker Tope

Ticker-Tape Parade Given General In Manhattan      WELCOME   Greatest In History Of Metropolis; Crowds Line 15-Mile Route

7,500,000 Turn Out fo Greet Refurning Hero in 15-Mile Trip Through Cheering Throngs  Showers of Ticker Tape and Torn ~ Paner Rain Down on Moftorcade

Streets Jammed  Solid —   Estimated Crowd  Of 7', Million Along Parade Route Cheer Selves Hoarse for Hero

Reception Today Is Greatest In Nafion’s History  OF Ttirongs Is Made By Officials

Protests Are Filed By Albania   ‘Provocations’ By Neighbors Are Charged

U.S. Reported Set To Spurn Russian Bid For Peace Pact Outlined By Red President

USSR President Renews Old Proposal Today   Russia Is Challenged To Live Up to Present Pacts First

U.S. Says World Lacks Any Trust in Stalin Word   Live Up to Existing Obligations First, Kremlin Is Told

Red President Revived  Appeal  For Ban on Arms Washington Tells Kremlin To Fulfill Present Pacts

Russia's Five-Power Pact Plan Rejected   State Department Terms Bid Merely ‘Propaganda Trap’

U.S. Ready to Reject Newest Russ Bid for Moscow-Styled Peace; Propaganda Gesture

US. Steers Clear of Red “Trap”   -Soviet’s 5-Power, © ‘Péace Proposal.is labeled as. Another   Prenaaanda Stunt 

U.S. Rejects Soviet Bid to ‘Peace Pact   Called PropagandaTrap: Reds Told to Live Up To Old Obligations

United States Raps Proposal As Propaganda   Says World Has Lost Faith In Red Rrespect For Pacts

Big 5 Treaty Offer Termed Commie Trap   State Department Calls on Russioms To Honor Pacts Now

Proposal By Reds Rejected   A ‘Propaganda Trap” Is View As to a Five Power Parley

U.S. REJECTS SOVIET PEACE PACT PLAN   Proposal for Five-Power Pact By Russian President Shvernik Called “Same Old Chestnut.’   y PROPAGANDA TRAP, U. S. OFFICIALS SAY   Letter to Truman Suggests Disarmament But Denounces America and West for War-Monger-

U. 5. Terms Pact Of the Kremlin as ‘Propaganda Trap   Proposal Was for Five Powers to Join In Disarmament

CLAIM KREMLIN LOST WORLD CONFIDENCE   Challenge Reds To Live Up To Existing Obligations   OFFIGIALS   Describe Offer As “Same Old Chestnut Tied With A New Ribbon”

U.S. Rejects Russia s New Peace Plan   5-Power Proposal ls Described-as——. “Propaganda Trap’

Reply Says Confidence Is Lacking   Russia Suggests Five-Power Pact For World Peace

U. 5. Reported Ready To Turn Down Red Bid   Latest Russian “Peace” Offer Is Rejected .

Russ Offer Seen Same  Old Deal   Flat Rejection of 5-Power ‘Peace’ Pact Is Likely

Russia Makes New Bid for  ‘Peace’ Pact   Flat Rejection Likely te USSR’s ‘Same Old Chestnut’

It's Same Old Chestnut Tied With New Ribbon, State Officials Declare

Soviet Offer Is Revised In Latest Move   First Reaction ..  In Nation’s Capital Is Flat Rejection; -. ‘Same Old Chestnut

:  * OLD C HESTNUT  U. S. Rejects Red Peace Offer As Propaganda Trap

U. §. Calls Peace Pact by Russians Propagandal rap  State Dept. Challenge: Russians to Live Up To U. N. Charter

5-Power Peace Pact Is ‘Trap, Reply Declares  Same Offer Was    Same Offer Was Advanced 2 Years Ago

Proposal Held ‘Propaganda Trap’ of Reds   Kremlin Violates lts Obligations, Says State Dept.

Soviet Renews Bid for Big 5 Peace Parley   Reply to Congress Resolution Gets Quick Rejection

U.S. Rejects Russia's Peace Offer as ‘Propaganda Trap’   ‘No Confidence in Soviet Treaties’

1949 Russ Offer Is Repeated In Note To Truman   President Shvernik’s Letter Again Blasts U. S. ‘Warmonaerina®

Russian Peace Drive Termed ‘Propaganda   Indications Seen That Iron Curtain Is Being Pierced

New Moscow Bid For Big 5 Peace Pact   Truman Receives Surprise Letter From Red Leader

U. S. Rejection Of ‘Red Peace Proposal Seen   American Officials Declare Russia's Plea ‘Old Chestnut’

U.S. Rejects Soviet’s New  ‘Peace Pact’      Labels Five-Power Proposal Just Another Russian Propaganda: Trap

Pact Proposal Labeled More Propaganda   Officials Call Plan “Same Old Chestnut” —Suggest Russians Live Up to Old Pacts

U.S. Rejects Red Peace Pact Offer   Soviet Treaty Breaches Reviewed by State Dept.

U.S. Expected To Reject Reds For Big 5 Pact   Two-Year-Old Soviet Of fer Revived In Surprise Letter To Truman,

Speedy No Due In Sovie' ‘Peace’ Plan   Washington Views Moscow Letter As Propaganda Move

Offer Called ‘Same Chestnut In Blue Ribbon’  n President   Russian President _ Proposes Five Major Powers Of World  Dicarm Themcelvec

Proposal Is Branded ‘Red Trap’   Russian President Wanted to Set Up Five Power Proaqram

U.S. TO REJECT BID BY RUSSIA FOR PEACE PACT   [Moscow' s Call). For: Five - Power. Agreement: View. - ed As Propaganda   ‘REVIVES OLD PLEA.   Letter’ to: Truman From “Soviet Seen’ Linked With.  Korean Peace Move .

U. S. Rejects Red Bid for 5-Power Pact   Tags Peace Proposal As Propaganda Trap

Russia’s New Bid For “Peace” Pact Received ‘Coolly By U.S. And Allies   Uraes Peace Pact

bv Rejects Latest Soviet Bid For‘ Peace’   State Department Says World Can’t Believe Reds’ Word

'U. S. Rejects Russian Plan ‘For Five-Power ‘Peace Pact   Soviet Scheme Calling for Disarmament Proaram is Labeled as 'Propaaanda Trav’

TURNED DOWN COLD   Russian Proposal for FivePower Peace Pact Labeled Propaganda

Offer of Five Power Parley Claimed Trap   Same Old Chestnut, -Says State; Thinks UN Sufficiont

Russian Peace Bid Called Trap   US Says Russia Should Honor Old Treaties First

US Seorns Russian  Proposal   Brand Proposed Soviet Five-Power Peace Pact ‘A Propaganda Trap’   SAME OLD CHESTNUT   Charge Kremlin’s Past Violations Undermined Respect for Treaties

Russia Bid for Five-Power Peace Pact ‘Propaganda’   U. S. Rejects Proposal, Says Soviet Needs to Win World’s Condence.

U. S. DECLINES RUSSIAN OFFER   Calls 5-Power Pact Plan Soviet Propaganda Trap

RED PEACE BID MAY BE VETOED   U. S. Reported Ready To Turn Down Russia’s NewesL Plan To End The Cold Wap.

Russia Makes New Peace Pact Ofter   Proposal Seen As Propaganda Move By Soviet   Rejection Given Ry United States

‘Old Chestnut In New Ribbon Official Says   Washington Eyes Two-Year-Old Offer With Skepticism

—URGES BIG FIVE MEETING U.S. Rejection Of New Red Proposal Expected

Russia's Proposal For Five-Power Peace Pact Turned Down by the U.S.   State Department Declares Plan ‘A Propaganda Trap’

Urban Crime Rate in State Shows Decline   “FBI Report Reveals Little Change in U.S. Average During 1950

Urban Crime In State Drops   Report of FBI Shows Murder Rate Ahout Same

Two Italian Reds Call for National Party in Defiance-of Moscow's Rule

Plane Strike Truce Sought By President   Truman Asks Pilots To End Walkout For Security

Movie, ‘Mister 880,’ Inspired by File on Crafty Counterfeiter, 73

Texans Volunteer To Take Rabies Shots To See. If They Give Immunity From Polio

HOPE FOR IMMUNIZATION 200 Persons to Take Rabies Shots in Anti-Polio Experiment

Texas Doctor Experiments With Rabies Serum in Seeking a Polio Preventive

GIL DEFENSE HILL bbc TD WHITE HOUSE   Senate Completes Action or Program to Handle War Emeraencies.

$3 Billion Civilian Defense Bill Passed, Sent to White House  Measure Approved Despite Protests By Sen. McCarran

B-29's Bomb Red Railroad Centers    ears rep Woo   vie yy  Dvercavt Wlocks View

Morrison Warns Esyptians Britatr Will Meet Force   Cairo Government Threatens Boycott

British Forces Labeled Enemy By Egyptians   Morrison Says Force Will Be Used To Maintain Troops In Suez

a ane at EON alt wih Baba i aR ec oa antes  Nationalists on Formosa Can Get Along Without Arms Aid

Sen. Connally Says Chinese On Formosa Can Get Along Without U. S. Weapons Aid

Texan Raps Chiang Rule Over Island   Senate Chairman Breaks Again With Administration

Gambling Boss Is Ordered Back to Stand   Frankie Not Too Hl To Testify, Doctor Tells Committee

Costello Must Reappear for More Quizzing   Defiant Underworld King is Ordered Back to Stand

Committee  Orders Hin To Return   Doctor Testifies Racket Boss ts Abie to Continue Probe Testimony

‘Senate Committee Tries To Link (Costello with Brooklyn’s Murder Inc.

Costello Able to Talk, Doctor Says, Ordered to Testify  Probers May Attempt To Link Crime Boss With ‘Murder, Inc.’

Potpourri of the News Marriage, Divorce, Bad Stomach and Children Are Soooo Troublesome

Farewell Concerts  * * x * Kx  Toscanini, Singer Lehmann To Retire

 Wake Forest, Duke, North Carolina Award Degrees At Final Exercises

Train Leaves  Track, 20 Die   All Coaches Derailed On English Express

Big 4 Talks Seen Near Stalemate  Reds Ask Too Big A Price: Acheson

Big 4 Parley May BeDoomed   Gromyko Asks West Qui  Roarmament Program

Hints Big Four Parley May Fall Through   Acheson Declare: Soviets Demand Too High a Price

ACHESON HINTS BIG 4 PARLEY MAY COLLAPSE   Says Russia Trying To Get West To Drop Defense Program   3 POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS OFFERED COMMUNISTS

Acheson Hints Big 4 Parley May Collapse   Secretary Says U. S. Has About Come To End Of Rope On Talks

Acheson implies Big 4 Parley Due To Fall Through  Secretary Says U. S. Near End Of Rope

HOPES DIM FOR ACCORD WITH RUSSIA   America at End of Rope in Negotiating With Reds

ADOLPH ABANDONS ADORNMENT  Menjou Sacrifices Famed Moustache for $10,000

Four Killed  In Explosion At Refinery   Terrifie Blast Injures 32  At Roxana. Tb

BLAST AT REFINERY KILLS 4 WORKMEN   Thirty-Two Others Injured in Ex: Plosion at Shell Oil's Jilinois Plant,

Credit Union Trio Held For  Embezzlement   Pitishurgh Offiviats ‘Take $338,901 Front  Kaufmann Store Fond

UNITED NATIONS WILL CONTINUE ON OFFENSIVE   Ridgway Says More Data On Truce Talks Will  Be Given Press   NO PROGRESS MADE SETTING NEW SITE

ALLIES DEMAND CEASE-FIRE LINE ALONG WARFRONT   Ridgway Says U. N. Is Standing Firm for Ground That Lighth Army Can Defend.   GENERAL DECLARES DRIVE WILL CONTINUE   Meantime Liaison Officers     ~ Continié Efforts to Arrange for Resumption of Peace Talks.

OENERAL ALSO EASES BAN ON INFORMATION   Offense To Continue To Give Allies A Better Foothold

UN Stands Firm On Truce Line   Front ta’ Determine It, Ridgway Declares

Ridgway Says Offensive Will Be Carried On   Central Front Drive Carries Five Miles Since Last Saturday

U.N. Insists Cease-Fire — Line Be On Battle Line   And Gen. Ridgway Promises Allies Will Continue New Offensive

States Drive Of Allied Units Will Continue   Their Goal: to Take As Much Ground As Possible in Korea

UN Firm for Cease-Fire At Present Battle Front   Rare Conference

UN Forces to Continue Drive Despite Talks   “Purpose Is Still to Repel Aggression”, Says General; Two More Hills in Central Front Taken by Allies.

BROADCAST IN PIPING SAYS POLICY SE   Red Answer. Due Wednesday on. Attempt to: Agree jn 30. Days.

\Chinese Radio Hints Reds Will Accept Truce; Troops ‘To Continue Fight-—Ridgway

Reds Hint They May Accept UN  Truce Terms   Answer Will Be Given at Panmunjom Tonight

Reds Ready To Aceep “Truce By Christmas’   Allies To Continue Fighting Unil Pall Armistice Is Signed

Allies To Get Red Answer Within Hours   Ridgway Warns Fighting Will Continue With No Slowdown

Reds Scheduled To Give Answer To UN Proposal   Troops Will Continue Fighting Until Full Armistice Is Sianed

UN Plan Won't Halt Fighting   Communists to Reply Tonight; Pak 4.Pomt Offer Raises Obstacle

Red O.K. of Truce Plan Is Indicated   General Ridgway Warns Fighting Will  ___ nm © ge ,*st oe £2 2 ies Yee 7 CU) Sry ee

_  —KOREA— Broadcast Calls View: Similar   ANSWER DUE LATER TODAY

Negotiators To Give Reply To UN Proposal At Meeting Tonight   But Fighting Will Continue Until Full Armistice Is Signed, Gen. Ridgway Declares.

‘Even If Reds Accept Proposal UN Troops Will Continue Fighting Until Full Armistice Is  i Signed   MANY PROBLEMS TO BE SETTLED AS YET

Red Chinese Offer New Truce Hope   Nts Radio Quotes Similarity Between Two Proposals

Fight To Continue Until Armistice Reached-Ri : ele ay   Peiping Broadcast Suggests Chance

Reds Hint OK on Truce By Christmas   Ridgway Warns Fighting Will Go on Until Armistice

ARMISTICE BY CHRISTMAS IS AIM OF ALLIES  Red Negotiators Com  Red Negotiators Coming to Punmanjom With Reply to Latest Proposal.

Peiping Radio Broadcast Is Seen Tip-Off   Communists. Due to Give Their Official  Ancwer Tonicht

Federal Judge Orders 15 Reds Freed on Bond   Paroles Civil Rights Congress Fund Trustees

M’ARTHUR BLASTS STRATEGY IN KOREA   Says Administration MisLeads Public on Meihod of Winning War

M Arthur Calls Truman War Plan Propaganda  Charges Administration Trying to Mislead People in Dispute Over Best Way to Win

M’Arthur Says ‘We're at War   Formosan Document Hi As Red-Tyne Device

JapRatification Of Treaty Told At Washington   EnvovExpressesHopeThat Japan Will Be Brought Into United Nations

Red Resistance Stiffens in Korea  Fos 2 Counter- Attacks  m Yeoarmnrews Kenan

Red Resistance Noted on ‘Front’   Communist Battalion Counter-Attacks UN Units North of Yangu

Resistance Along Line Is Reported To Be Tough   "Reds Counter-Attack UN Forces At Yanggu  As Buildup Advances

Reds Spring Up All Along Front   Resistance Stiffens And Counter-Attacks Are - Raine Made. —

Red Battalion Counterattacks Alhes At Yangeu   Communists Show Resistance Along  All Battlefronts

West Coast Gets Biggest Share of New Defense Plant Contracts; East Next

Stassen Throws Hat In Ring For Republican Presidential Nomination

Stassen losses Hat into the Ring; Says He Will Seek GOP Nomination

Joins Race With Taft, Warren ©  Stassen Seeking GOP Candidaey for President

Stassen to Be Candidate or President   Discloses None of Ike's Intentions—Offers Humanitarian. Liberal  Program to People

Stassen To Try Again ForGOP Nomination  Former Governor Of   Former Governor Of  Minnesota Declares He’s In °52 Running

STASSEN PUTS  HAT IN RING  FOR PRESIDENT EISENHOWER FANS  SEE NO BLOCK TO ‘NRAET IKE’ PLAN

Stassen Will Run in 1952;  Gives Program   Eisenhower Backers Say General Still Will Join Contest

Stassen Has Hat in Ring For Election   Retracts Offer to Quit With Taft to Let Ike in Race

Stassen Is Seeking Top GOP Spot   Former Minnesota Chief Making Second Attempt In Republican Fight

Sfassen Is Seeking GOP Nomination   Educator to Make Second Bid for Party Favor as Candidate For President

Stassen’s Entry Given Welcome By Taft, Warren  Withdraws Offer To Aid Campaign By Eisenhower

STASSEN WILL TRY AGAIN FOR ~ NOMINATION   Former Governor Give: His Platform; Assails Truman Foreign Policy.

Educator in. Second Bid   Speculate Declaration to Slow Drive for Ike

Stassen Decides To Toss in His Hal   Declaration May Slow Down Drive of Other GOP in Nomination Rac

Stassen Will Try For GOP Nomination  Mav Have Effeet ~~ On Ike's Chances

—STASSEN—Bids Again For White House Job  May Slow Drive For Eisenhower

Minnesotan Seeks GOP  Nomination   Just Retarned ‘From Talking With General

Stassen Gets Into Race for \White House   Will Oppose Taft, Warren in G.O.P. Nominating Fight

STASSEN JOINS BATTLE T0 GET GOP NOMINATION   “ormer Governor O} Minnesota Confi. dent Republicans Will Name Him Ir 1952 Presidentia Race.

Stassen Will Run, Leaves Ike For President Boomers   Tells Plans To Millions In Radio T-V Appearance

Stassen Tosses Hat In Ring      Former Governor Of Minnesota To Make Presidency Try

Stassen Into Race  For GOPs   Joins Taft. Warren As Candidates After Presidential Spot  On Ticket In Fall

Stassen Makes It Clear, He's A Candidate   Seeks Nomination For President On Republican Ticket

Disavows His Offer To Quit Race for cop Nomination   Says His Decision Result From Conference in Paris With General

Stassen Enters GOP Candidacy   Rejects Policy Of Containment  Lists Broad Program At Home and Abroac

Stassen’s Bid Fails To Still Talk About Ike  Third Hat Thrown   Third Hat Thrown Into Political Ring For GOP Nomination

Stassen Seeks GOP Nomination  Taft, Warren Welcome Rival Into Race

Stassen Sees. Self Winner In GOP Race   Tke’s Backers Deny Entry Fo Take Any Steam From Drive

Stassen Enters GOP Race For Presidential Nomination; Plans To Offer “Humanitarian And Liberal Program”

STASSEN’S HAT _ ISIN THE RING FOR PRESIDENT   In the Race on His Own Doein’t Know Ike’s . Intentions.

Stassen Puts Hat in Ring For Presidency   Directs Campaign Ait Taft Etfort To Be Nominee

STASSEN TO RUN; - STATES PLATFORM   Penn U. President Announces Plans to Run for  GOP Nomination   JOINS TAFT, WARREN

Stassen to Seek GOP Nomination In 2nd Attempt  Former Minnesota Governor Is Third o Announce

Ex-Governor Denies Any ‘Commitments  Taft And Warren In Second Try To

Harold Stassen To Make Race For GOP Bid   He Joins Taft And Warren In Avowed Try To Bear Republican Banner

Stassen Decides To Toss in His Hal  Declaration May Slow Down Drive of Other COD +. Now... BD...

» Football Scores   \Button Pushed but Nothing Happens in Atomie Test; Big Boom Now Set Sunday

Committees Cut Bill For Foreign Aid   Senate Groups Pare Down Program to $714 Billion From $84 Billion

Security Bill Before House   Would Cover County And State Employes; Cities Could Join In

1950 Census Figures Show Missouri Barely Misses Four Million Mark

8,000 Figure Giv  U. N. “Told Weeks Ago By Ridgway Of Red Atrocities

Ridgway Informed U. N. He Was Investigating Atrocities Weeks Before Colonel Talked

8,000 SLAIN BY ENEMY TROOPS   Ridgway Informed U. N : Weeks Ago Of  Atrocities

Ridgway Reports  Reds Murdered  8,000 Americans United Nations  Gets Statement Of Atracitice

COLDER IN THE EAST   Forecast Also Calls for Tempor. ary Break in Fall of Moisture

FREEZE IN PICTURE   Forecast Calla for Cold Air to Follow Rain over Kansas

NEW YORK MAN iN TAX PROBE      Knohl Tells Of Gambling  Winnings, Oil : ‘Deal’

Tax Probers Told of Sum Made in Year   Made Contact With Costello In Other Deals

Caudle’s Pal Won $29,000 Gambling. Sold Costello Oil  Larry Knohl Admits Link To New Yark Rarkoatooar Kinanin

Caudle's Friend Tells of Gambling  House Tax Investigators Haar of Coctello Contact

New York Acquaintance Of Lamar Caudle Admits’ $25,000 Gambling Profit

Tells Senators of ‘Possible’ $25,000 Made at Gambling   Dig Deeper Into Story of Reported “Eix’’ Attempt

Fraud Probers Hear Testimony By Plane Buyer   ‘Sheryl Menkin’ Identified At Shakedown Hearing As Wife Of Teitelbaum

Link Caudle Friend With ‘Mr. Costello’  New Yorker Claim: Gambling Profits Of Near $95 000

Sold Costello Oil, Caudle’s Friend Tells  Tax Probers   Witnesses Flatly Contras diet Each Other: Justice Dept. to Get Testimony

Broker Says  Story Is A  ‘Filthy Lie’ Perjury Charges May Be Sought

Caudle Friend Admits Large Gambling Wins   Larry Knohl Says He Sold New York Gambler Some Oil

Caudle Friend Says Bets Made Possibly $25 ,00(   Knohl Also Tells Tax Probers He Had Contract With One Mr.. Costello

/ SCANDALS  ‘Costello’ Contact Revealed.   _CAUDLE FRIEND. * ‘BARES DEALINGS.

Big Time Gambling Profits Admitted. By Caudle Friend   New Yorker Who Paid Plane Deal Commission Estimates 1950 Winnings at $25,000

YOUTH ARRESTED IN DOPE INQUIRY   Nineteen - Year-Old Race Track Exercise Boy Held At Baltimore — Hanover Angle in Case Vague

Bost Rated Top Prospect For Next House: Speaker      Charlotte's Lassiter <Also"Regarded Strong:  =Contender’For Speakership: Of ‘House In 53.

Plane Fails Clear High  Mountain   Searchers Reach Scene After Long And Rugged Climb

Government Moves  As Steel Workers Threaten Walkouts  Strike Set On January 1;   Strike Set On January 1 C1O-Industry Talks On Wages Stymied

Government Steps Into Discussions   Two Ace Mediators Flown To Pittsburgh

Federal Action Taken to Delay Steel Dispute   2 Govt. Mediators Leave for Pittsburgh To Take Part in Talks

Covernment Acts To Avoid Strike In Steel Mills  Ace Mediators  Taking Hand  In Wase Talks

GOVERNMENT ENTERS STEEL NEGOTIATIONS   Washington Trying To Head Of Strike In Nation's Mills New VWear'c Toe

Government Moves into  Steel Talks  Acts as Mobilizer @awe Pau Canteen!

Leopard Skin Rug Souvenir Causes Stir   Soldier Sends horean Treasure Home: Worth Fortune

To Probe Reds In. Labor Unions   House Committee To Hold City-by-City Probe Next 2 Years

Red Probers Sef To Comb Union Ranks   ‘City-by-City’ Defense Center Check Mapped

Without New Contract  Workers Return To Jobs At \Violence-Marked Royal Mill

Spot Soviet Jet Plane in N. Europe   Report Reds Have Developed 5 New Jet Fighters

YPTON MARKET      Indians Fare Worst With Pail-Per-Day Ration As State’s Water Becomes Scarcer

Ouster Throws Congress in — Uproar, GOPs Talk of Possible Impeachment: Europe Pleased

India Also Is Natistied But  Moscow Silent   New Delhi Expects Peace Overtures To Reds.

Europe Views Command Transfer with Favor —   Indian Officials Join in General Satisfaction at MacArthur Firing

European Reaction Approves Truman's Firing of MacArthur   British Feel Way Open Now For New Korean Peace Talks

M Arthur Firing Please 5 Europ   Britain and India Especially Satistied; Russians Are Silent

Reaction In Europe One Of Approval   Indian Officials Also Show General Satisfaction; Lie Declines Comment

WORLD STUNNED BY MACARTHUR Fl  rT ees o. i. -™ 48 - AL _ ge cae eas  *

EUROPE APPROVES MACARTHUR FIRING   Moscow Press Silent; Indian Officials Happy

West Europe Backs Stand For Ousting UN’ Leader   Nations Want Most Defense Attention  Based On Continent

Europeans Hail Truman's Action   Russ Press Ignores MacArthur's Dismissal

Dismissal Approved In West Europe   First Reaction One Of Satisfaction In Allied Capitals

Ridgway Named Commander Of Allied Armies in East    Europe Approves General's Firing

Kurope Hails U.S. Action On General   ‘Good Old Harry.’ British Diplomat Says; Moscow Holds Its Tongue

* * + * rs + * * + 4 * + * * * . * * * * 7 * 4 « * * * * * * *   Japs are Sad: British Cheer ‘Good Old Harry’

EUROPE HAILS PRESIDENT 'S DECISION   India Sees New Peace Bid: Moscow Remains Silent

OilmenCan Shift Flow  From Tran   \e tsSupply rors” Deher rields Enough

Industry To Shift Oil Routes   Iran Move Means New Problems For U.S. Officials

TODAY'S BUSINESS Preparations Made io Shift World Traffic Routes for Oi!

Rent Control Is Extended  Three Months   Will Continue Until June 30

Accused Man Summoned In Swindle Quiz   Senate Investigators Question Samuel Mason Charged With Obtaining $250,000 In Confidence Game

Testifies Has Not Filed Since Before 1927   Is Questioned by Senate Committee on $250,000 Swindle

Truman May Take Action In Seandal   Speculation Arises Over Surprise Move

FIREMEN OF AREA ANSWER THREE CALL   To Tullytown Barn, House Near Janney, Refrigerator at Hulmeville   ALL SUNDAY EVENING

BARN AND HOUSE FIRE LOSSES TOTAL $5000   Hulmeville Section Has & Fire Calls One Night   BLAME RUBBISH FIRE

HALL AGAIN ON SPOT IN BUDGET TANGLE  Supervisors Angered By Request   Supervisors Angered By Request For $1,587 In Additional Funds

HALL AGAIN ON SPOT IN BUDGET TANGLE  C unmwusenwe Dime Bes BDanssand   Supervisors Angered By Request For $1,587 In Additional Funds   County Considers New State Beach Programs

Says Mickey Cohen Will Not Get Permit To Run Drugstore in Arizona

Red Rule Stirs Peasant Unrest   Armed Revolts in Region Reported; Moslems Sullen

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Peasant Opposition To Moscow's Reforms

FAMOUS STONE BACK IN ABBEY   Dramatic Secrecy Covers Trip From Scotland

Senate Gives Amazing Demonstration ‘of Not Being Sure What It Is Doing

To Offset Deficit  Postoffice To Make Plea For Higher Mail Rates

Area Producers To Fight Cut In - Depletion Rate   Three Industry Leaders Ar Scheduled to Testify In Washington, March 6

Mobilization Board Holds First Meeting   Newly Created Board Takes Up Problem Of Curbing Inflation

New Control Board Tops Curb System   First Meeting Of 17 Member Group Beains

ADVISORY BOARD ON INFLATION OPENS SESSIONS   New Controls Law _ To Be Discussed With President

17 MEN ON NEW PANEL Mobilization Advisory Board Books First Parley

BABY KILLED BY AUTO FUMES AT DRIVE-IN MOVIE   Found Dead on Arrival Home in West Frankfort; Mother Ill.

GOP ‘52 Fight To Be Centered In 8 States   Campaign Aimed at Capturing Seats to Win Control of Senate

GOP Centers : Campaign On Eight States   Senator Dirksen Predicts Republican Goins In Senate Next Yeor

Peru Hospital Head Resigns; Fnds Disnute   Paul Askue Quits Superintendency of Dukes Hospital Bringing Controversy to Clowes

Current Line Proposed for Cease-Fire   U.N. Wants Choice On Boundaries Left To Peace Conferee:

UN Gives Up Try For Compromise Cease-Fire Line   Allies Want to Stop Battle Wherever Are When Truce Siqned

Propose Present Battle Line Be Truce Line  Hope To Break This Deadlock after Reds   Reiect Praviauce Offer:

Allies Ditech Efforts For Truce Zone   Armies Would Just Stop Fighting Under Surprise Proposal

UN in Surprise Truce Proposal   Each Side Would Hold Line of Battle When Armistice Is Signed

Fear Ae eee y naire Pee  Divorcee, Missing: 4 Months, Just Took Trip

 Marines With Steel in Their Eves Plod Back - To New Front Where They Will Fight Aqain

Pablie Gatherin  “Will Be Held ~ At Courthouse   Meeting on “Family <Farm” Pattern Will Begin at 1: 30. P, M.In Assembly. Room

U.N. Disarmament Debate Continues   Political Committee Waits To Hear Vishinsky

 —DISARMAMENT DISCUSSION— A wait Vishinsky Slant On Private Big 4 Talks

Vishinsky May Agree to Arms Talks Tonight   U.S. Backs: Slav Charges Against  Caminfarm Blac

Delegates Await . Russians’ Reply   Vishinsky Will Answer to Bid for Secret Big 4 Talks

UN Waits Vishinsky Decision   Believe He Will Accept for Soviet A Plan for Secret Disarmament Talks

Crash Fails fo Halt the Show   Tradition Upheld by Air. force After Tokyo Crackug Destroys Plane

el et  Greeted By  U.S. Envoy  At Frontier Will Return To  Base In Germany

Four US, Airmen Return to Freedom   Fliers Cross the Hungarian Border After Spending 40 Days in Jail; US Officials Guard Men Closely

U.S. Airmen Released By Hungarians   Tired Fliers Met At Borders By American Officials

Are Hustled Back To Base In Germany   Release Ends 40 Days as Red Prisoners After $120,000 Ransom Payment 

U.S. Officials  Keeping Men Under Wraps After Release   Communists’ Treatment ‘All Right’ According To Set. Duff

Four Airmen Cross Border To Freedom   U. S. Ambassador Meets Quartet At Boundary

Forbidden fo Discuss Defails With Newsmen  $120,000. Ransom Asked by Hungary

Fliers Cross Frontier And Into Austria   Four Look Tired After Being Held Captive 40 Days

Fliers Cross Red Frontier Near Vienna   Forced Down In Satellite Nation, Men Were Held For Forty Days

Cross Over Austria Line To Freedom   U. S. Officials Greet Thankful Fliers After Their Release

Soldiers Cross Border This Morning And Are Promptly Rushed to Germany

Sped to Their Base at Erding in Germany After Crossing Hungarian Border info Austria

Met By U.S. Officials On Austrian Frontier   Four Airmc Will Be Taken To American Air Base Near Vienna, Later To Be Returned To Germany

Ex-captives Are Sped to  German Base   Treated ‘All Right,’ One Says; Russians Join in Welcome

Officials Keep 4Under Wraps   US Apparently Has Paid $120,000 for Release

Airmen Look Tired As They Meet U.S. Officials At Border   Crew Members of Unarmed Cargo Plane Held In Communist Hungary Since Nov. 19; Air Force Prohibits News Conference.

Met By U.S.  Ambassador At Frontier   Appear To Show Effects of 40-Day Confinement, Trial

anes Airmen Cross Border Into Austria    Rushed To Air Base In Germany; Ransom Paid To Red Regime

Four Fliers Are Met at Border By Ambassador   Hurried to Air Base Near Vienna Without Chance for Interview

Arkansas Man Out of Hungary   Fliers Are Taken. To U.S. Air Base

Cross Austrian Frontier After 40 Days in Jail   After Snack at Border Post Fliers Are Started on Way To Their German Air Base

Ransom Paid, Officials Say, But Plane Held   Tired Men Get Lunch After Delay; Rushed to German Base

‘Kidnapped’ Fliers Are Released   Four U. 8. Airmen Cross Austrian Frontier; Met By Welcoming Party

FOUR MEN SET FREE AT BORDER OF AUSTRIA   Men Accompanied Back To Freedom By Air Attache

Fliers Released At Austrian Line After Ransomine  American Envoy In Vienna Meets Victime af Rade

US. Ambassadoi Goes To Border To Meef Fliers” »   Fliers Accompanied Over Austrian Line By U.S. Air Attache

Fliers Leave Hungary Afte Term in Jail  U. S. Officials Keep Men Under  5 eee a

Airmen Given Freedom Today By Hungarians  Met at Frontier By U. S. Envoy

Fliers Seem Tired; Met ByDonnelly   Ambassador at Vienna Meets Men, and Later Takes Them to Room for Talk   Treated All Right   Mechanic Gives That Much to Press—Get - Refreshments

Four Regain Freedom After 40 Days Imprisonment; Mef At Border by U.S. Ambassador

CROSS FRONTIER INTO AUSTRIA EARLY TODAY   U. §. HAS AGREED TO PAY BIG FINE ASSESSED BY REDS

PRISONERS OF COMMUNISTS FOR 40 DAYS   Cross Border Into Austria Early Today

 Officials Meet Them At Border’   Treated ‘All fi They Report, To Be Flown to Home Base

Communists Still Holding Seized Plane   $120,000 ‘Fines’ Paid for Lost Airmen Forced Down by Reds

Ambassador Greets Men Along Border   Airmen Rushed To Police Building For Meeting With  American Officials

American Envoy Greets Airmen At Austrian Line   Pilots Sped To Home Bare;  Held Prisoner 40 Days: U.S. Te Pay 3120.000

Officials Meet Them At Border   Treated ‘All Right’,  They Report, to Be _ Flown to Home Base

Airmen Enfer Austrian Area From Hungary   Had Been Captives OF Communists 40 Days; $120.000 Fine Paid

Four Aviators, Held for 40 Days by Communists, Return To Freedom on Fine Payment

Hungarians Free Four  U. S. Airmen   Fliers Return To Freedom After 40 Dass tw Rad Fas}

U. S. Agrees To Pay Fines Of $120,000   Cross Austrian Frontier, All Well But Tired

Ambassador Meets Crew  Of US. Craft   Imprisoned Airmen Are ‘Ransomed’ At Cost Of $120.000

Hungcrians Release 4 Y anks. Held 40 Days, At_ Austrian Border         Flyers Freed, Returned to German Base

Crewmen Kept Under Wraps  By Authorities   Imprisoned Quartet Flown Back to Air Base in Germany Afte Quick Border Parley

Quartet Looking Tired Sped Back fo German Base   One Says They Were Treated All Right by Hungarian Captors

AEDS RELEASE ACCU ocd oPlta AFTER 40) DAYS   Fliers Cross Austrian Border on Way to Air Base Near Vienna.

Four Fliers Are Greeted By U.S. Envoy   Released 30 Miles Southeast Of Vienna In Soviet Zone

CROSS BORDER TOAUSTRIA 0 BACK TO BASE   Washington Says Release Means That Their Fines Paid

U.S. Officers Speed Group To Germany   Reporters Barred From Questioning Ouariet At Border

Seat YF aPS™ FPO.  Four A Dviean P Mere Released By Hungary; U. S. to Pay Fines

Greeted By Ambassador   Airmen Still Wearing Air Force Uniforms, Appear Tired

Men Are Being Speeded Back To Their Base   Ambassador Donnelly Greets Airmen At Austrian Border

AMBASSADOR MEETS FLIERS AT FRONTIER   Officials Keep Men Under Silence At Border Reception

Ambassador Greets Men  Held 40 Days   Americans Appear Tired As They Cross  Austrian Border

Airmen Met By American Representatives  Crew Of Downed U.S. C-47 Released On Payment Of $120,000  To Hunaarian Captor

Four Fliers Returned To Freedom   Communists Finally Agree to Accept ‘Ransom’ Money

tt ungarians Free Four  At Border   Held Captive For 40 Days; S120.000 Paid

Jailed Airmen are Released by Reds At Border Today   U.S. Pays Fines Of $30,000 Each To Secure Release

RELEASE ISSUED FLYERS AT RED HUNGARY BORNER   rour Are Fined $120,000 On Charges Of Spying — U, 8, To Pay Demands’ Of  Red Huneary.

Four U. S. Fliers Cross Border Info Freedom   Treated ‘All Right’ By Hungarian Jailers, One Tells Reporter

Four U. S. Airman Freed After Being Held 30 Days  Communist Hungary Releases Americans

RANSOM IS. SUPPOSEDLY PAID TC REDS   Quartet Appears Tired As Hustled To Base At Tulln

FLYERS TAKE OVER BORDER TO AUSTRIA   Yanks Appear Tired, Say Treatment ‘“‘All Right -?   Accompanies Group Across Frontier; Quartet To Be Flown To Germany

American Airmen Held by Hungary Are Released   Were in Jail 30 Days: U. S. to Pay Their Fines, $120,000.

Man Stabbed At Brier Hill  +t Ile Heald   Suspect Is Held Pending Outcome

Study Completed By Committee Of NATO Powers   Secret Results Show Need For 30-Division Force by Mid-’52; Harriman Reports

 May Take More Time  ‘Officials Predict Vast Revision Of West Europe Defense Goals

Defense Aim Of West To  Be Revised   NATO Countries Urged To Keep Up Present Mobilization Rate.

ENDERS CITES BIG, OPERATION LOSS AS CAUSE   Will Appear Before City Commissions Next  Monday

Losing $3,000 A Month, Says Enders   Owner Announces He'll Notify Twin City Commissions Monday

News Day, Night   UN Troops Near Hongchon After Lightning FourMile Advance   Artillery Blocks Foe On East Front   Three Red Divisions Face Marines Driving No From Hoengsong

4-MILE DRIVE IMPERILS RED H.Q. IN KOREA   Communists Throw All 66th Army At Marines

American Artillery and South Koreans Stop Fight-Mile Enemy Breakthrough on Eastern Frent, Yanks Open Pincers On Honechon

Take Road Junction 73% Miles from Red Headquarters City   American Artillery Stops Enemy Breakthrough on Eastern Front

Two Coast Guard Men Disappear While On Search In Lake For Three Hunters

TRUCE TALKS IN KOREA 10 BE RESUMED   United Nations and Communist Teams Clear Away Next to Last Obstacle.

Stiff Resistance Met. By Allied Ottensive   Smashing Red Counterattacks Stop 2-Day Drive at Most Points.

Troops of Nine Nations Blast at Communists   Fierce Counters Halt U.N. Drive at Many Korean Poinis

Flame-Throwing UN Infanfrymen Burn Narrow Wedges Into Red Defenses on West Front  Enemy Counterattacks Halt Allied Offensive on Much of Front

Reds Stop Allied Attack Along Forty-Mile Froni  U.N. Troopers’ Use Flame Throwers  To Make Gains Behind British Tanks  See-Saw Rattles Rane Nene Keaeennn tits     See-Saw Battles Rage Near Keesong, Site Of Disrupted Allied and. Red Truce Talks

Reds Halt Offensive In Part   U.S. Puerto Riean —Pivision Acdivances

Reds Stop Offensive  Ot Allies   Flame Throwers Fail To Dislodge Dug-in Enemy With Concerted Attack

ameflirower wath Cut  Red Lines  Red Attack Halts 2-Day Offensive Pressed by Allies

UN. DRIVE ALMOST STOPPED BY RED COUNTER ATTACKS   Allied Infantrymen_. Usé Flame Throwers: Against Fanatical Chinese

Red Counterattacks Stop Two-Day Old Allied Offensive   Men from Nine Nations Burn Two Narrow Wedges in Chinese Defenses.

USE FLAME THROWERS IN KOREAN WAR   Soldiers From Nine Allied dations Burn Two Nar‘ow Wedges in Chinese Lines.   B® ALLIED OFFENSIVE IS STOPPED COLD   Red Counterattacks Halt Drive by Five Allied Divisions in See-Saw Battles.

Fierce Red Attack Halts UN sOffense   Stubborn Foe Hit by Flames, Grenade Blows

Nine United Nations Fight Side by Side   Smashing Red Countes Attacks Stop Allied Two-Day old Advance In Fiercest Fighting

Some Advance ls Made On Western Front   Flame Throwers Used By Soldiers Of The U.N

STUBBORN FOE CAUSES SOME WITHDRAWALS   Tanks and Planes Supporting Drive ~Of Nine Nations

Red Counter-Attacks Block Allied Offensive; Chinese Forced From Two Segments

Smashing Red Drives Halt Allied Troops   Two Narrow Wedges Are Burned Into Chinese Defenses; Battles See-Saw

Allies Open Two Wedges in Red Lines in Korea   Fiercest Fighting of War Reported; Reds Stop Offensive Cold

4. Miles Gained In 2-Day Fight   Enemy Halts Allied March On Part OF Front

Allied Attack Is Stopped by Reds   U. N. Infantrymen in Some of Fiercest F ighting of  Korean War   ON A 40-MILE FRONT   Chinese Troops Have Been Digging in Since Truce Talks Opened

Much of 2-Day U.N. Offensive Stopped Cold   Fierce Battles Rage in See-Saw Fashion Or 40-Mile Front

U.N. Attack Stopped Cold In Some Spots   Bitter Renewal Of Fighting May Siqnal ‘Last Push’

Eighth Army Presses Ahead Four Miles   Counterattacking Reds Slow Down Giant UN Offensive; Hill Mass Obtectives See-Saw

Two-Day U.N. Push Had Gained 4. Miles   Troops of 9 United Nations Hammer Away at Communist: In Fiercest Fichtine of War

Troops From Nine Nations In Offensive  Fighting Called Fiercest of War; Tica Flamathrawar:

Allies Gained For Two Days   Flame Throwing Infantrymen Burn Out Small! Gains In Fierce Fighting

Fierce Fighting Rages on Fronts As Allies Attack  Ridgway Wants ‘No Man’s Land’ Site for Talks

Red Counterblows Stop Allied Drive  UN Flamethrowers Burn 2 Wedges in Enemy’s Line

Smashing Red Counter Blows Hurled At U. N   Men of Nine Nations Take Part In Fierce 2-Day-Old Offensive

Flame-Throwers Burn Two Holes in Red Line   Allies Gain Up to Four Miles in Two-Day-Old Offensive but Stopped by Counterattacks Alana Much of Front

Reds Ableto Stop Most of ‘Allied Thrust   some of Hardest Fights in Korean War Now Raging

Smashing Red Counterattacks Stop U.N. Offensive; Infantry Makes Slight Gain

Red Counter Attacks Stop U.N. Offensive Near Imiin   Flame Throwers Make Advances

1952 Beginning Seen Possible for UMT  But Quick Congressional Action On Legislation Held Unlikely

lowa, Illinois Battle To Keep Levees Intact  Floodwaters Threaten Towne Alona Banke

RED CHINA ACTS ON SPY CHARGES   Communists Sentence Two For Allegedly Plotting To Rill) Maa Tze-Tung Last ial)

Two Foreigners Nabbed In Purge   Non-Chinese Snared In Red Blood Purge

Red China Sentences Two Foreigners To Death For ‘Plotting’ Against Mao

Red Purge Net Gets Foreigners  Two Held Accused OF Reina iy ¢ a ES

Non-Chinese Sentenced In New P urge  Jy 2 Wath Naniag   U.S. Hotly Denies Any Plot To Kill Mao Tze-Tung

Red China Snares Ist Foreigners In Purge Net---Two Called “’Spies”’

e Foreigners urge Targets  f Red Chinese   alian And Japanese et Death Sentences  i? Fear Expressed As {

Non-Chinese Included In Red Blood Purge; lialian, Japanese Declared Spies For U.S.

Thirty-Eight Of Tanker Crew Are Still Missing  Search For Possible  urvivors

Allied Tanks In Hot Pursuit of Fleeing Chinese   Second Spring Offensive Broken Afte: Only Six Days; Allies Now Control Both Sides of Honachon.

Allied Columns In Hot Pursuit Ot Enemy Units   Foe Showing No Signs Of Stopping at 38th; AIL UN. Units Advance

No Indication Pur suing Forces Will Halt Chase At 38th Parallel; Red Losses Mannt

Reds Close Attacks Everywhere And Withdraw From Debacle Of Their 6-Day Spring Offensive

Allies Open Blistering General Attack On Reds Along 100-Mile Front   Enemy Reported Making Hasty But Orderly Withdrawal Toward 38th Parallel After Heavy Casualties

U.N. Tanks In Shelling Distance Of 38th Parallel   Reds Halt Attacks Everywhere, Bled By Loss Of 70,000 In Past Six Days

Bled by Losses of 70,000 Enemy Ceases Attacks All Along Korea Battleline

Says Safeguard Against New Aggression Needed   Yanks Launch Hot Attack

Attacking UN. Tank Columns Pursue Enemy   Within Shelling Distance Of 38th

UN In Hot Pursuit Of Dazed Reds   Prisoners Say Foe Is Amazed By The Quick Counterblow

Dope Addiet’s Tragic Story Aired — Mother Tells How Teen -Ager Became Victim Of Druc Use

MOTHER, TWO OF HOME FRE   Mrs. Doris Bush And ‘Children Will Be Buried Today: _

MOTHER, TWO TOTS VICTIMS OF HOME FIRE   Mrs. Doris Bush Anc Children Will Be Buried Today

ADDED ATTRACTION AT PALM SPRINGS Lioness Cavorts Amid Movie Stars

Hungry Lioness Puts On Shov  Fecminae Pesce Thrille 900 at Partv By leaning Core

Hungry Lioness Escapes at Show   Movie Stars, Socialites Attending Costume Ball Given ‘Added Attraction

Hungry Lioness, Bored with Captivity, Enlivens Circus Party for Film Folk

Veeck Buys St. Louis Browns  Won't Transfer Club To Any Other City

Browns Sold  To Bill Veeck   Assured Club Stays In St. Louis DeWitts Say

BAN ALL CZECH AIRLINES VER ALLIED ZONE:   ‘Action Apparently Reprisal . for Imprisonment of AP's Oatis.

Czech Air Liners Banned by Allies   27 Granted Political Asylum by U. $ After Train Dash to Freedom

Key Hill Lost Second Time in Two Days   Reds Spear to Within 65 Miles of Old Pusan Beachhead Line

Second Division Withdraws From Hill as Communists Scramble Old Beachhead

VITAL POINT IS GIVEN UP NEAR WONJU   Entire Second Division Threatened As Reds Push Southward.

ALL GAGA TO AVOID FEAR  =r £ rir      Communist Infantry Only 65 Miles from Old Pusan Reachhead Line.

Reds In 65 Miles OF Old Beachhead   Powerful Flanking Push Threatened In Central Korea

Reds Wheel To 65 Miles  FromPusan   Communist Infantry Moves Around Eastern Flank In Central Korea

ine etyS cote... aihinit aan TaaaNE COLLEGE STUDENTS MEET AT HUNTINGTON

Britain Denies Blockade Put on fran, Prepares to Submit Oil Tilt to UN Council

NON-RESIDENCE STRUCTURES HIT .  High Cash Down Payment Set On Business Buildings

Gov. Fine Exploring All Avenues Of Taxation To Fnd More State Revenues

TEMPERATURE   Mercury Dives To 34. Here   Some Tender Crops Hart

NELSON'S BOND CUT $80,000 BY U.S, JUDGE   Red Leader Is Broke Attorney Insists;  Law Challenged

France in Role. Of Conciliator At Peace Talk   ‘Big Four Deputies: Seek. Compromise Agendc To End Cold War

France Takes Conciliator Big Four Role   Hopes To Achieve Compromise Agenda To End Cold War

Big 4 Eyes  Compromise  France Takes Role   France Takes Role Of Conciliator

France Seeking To Assume Role Of Conciliator  Hopes To Bring About Agreement

Veep Asks Stalin To Show Faith   Washington Day Dinner Speaker Wants Russia To Prove Peace Intent   DEMOBILIZE RED ARMY   Barkley Further Wants Lifting of Iron Curtain By ‘Champion of Peace’

Claim 21N.Y. Policemen Got Bookie Cash  Bluecoats Accused Of Collecting Money. In Buchal Rackate’

Reynolds Evens 1951 World Series By Pitching Yanks fo 6-2 Victory Over New York Giants  Joe DiMaggio’s Homer in Fifth Is Big Blow for Winning Team

Yankees Even Series at Two Games Each   Reynolds Pitches Team to 8-Hit Win

Series Standing Even As Yankees Take Giants 6-2   Giants Overpowered By Yankee Sluggers In The Fourth Tilt

Yanks Take Fourth Game  From Giants Day of Idleness Brings Yanks Back  Six to Two

Yanks Tie Series  With 6-2 Victory   Allie Reynolds of No-Hit Fame Sets Giants Down With Eight Blows   COUNT NOW AT 2-ALL   Aging Joe DiMaggio Poles Two-Run Homer to Lead  the Atack

DiMag Helps Sink Giants In 4th Game  Reynolds Bests   Reynolds Bests Maglie to Square Classie at 2-2

DI MAG’S HOMER IS BIG BLOW IN YANKEE ATTACK   REYNOLDS WIN IS FIRST SINCE LOSS IN OPENING GAME

The Wecther   Yanks Even Series by Score of 6-2   DiMaggio Ends His Slump With Home Run

Joe DiMaggio Raps His First Homer In Fifth   Sturdy Indian Pitcher Holds Giants To Eight Hits; DiMag’s Fifth Inning Homer With One Aboard Offensive Highlight Of The Game; Sal Maglie Losing Hurler

Yanks Even. Series  With. 6-2: Victory   Reynolds’ Eight-Hit ‘Pitching DiMaggio Homer Feature Game.

Sams Is Seated In House Today   Democrat Declared Representative To  End Madison Dispute

Kaesong Strafe Admitted And Action Promised  Reni ators Differ. Widely On exchenge Of Prisoners Issue

Snag Again Emerges. Ovey Truce Issues °      Still Far Apart on Policing the Peace, Prisoner Exchange

Prospects Of Peace Brighter   But Truce Delegates Still Are Far Apart on Prisoners.

Siocon BOMBED AGAIN  _ Armistice Outlook Better: POW Issue Splits Teams

Talks Far Divided  On Prisoner Issue But Hope Brighter   Reds Ask POW Exchange On Blanket Basis; LIN Titan ewame

Red And Allied Delegates Remain Apart On Method! Of Exchanging Prisoners   Observers Report Some Progress With Prospects Seeming Brighter For BReachine Korean Armistice Agreement

Truce Hopes : Wax Brighter   Yeams Still Far Ap art On POWs. Policing

'CLOUDY BY TOMORROW   Kansas Forecast Calls for Pleasant  Weather to Continue

Press Trial Set For Conclusion   Gamblers, Officials Charge Defamation

Defamation Trial Opens For Newsmen   Indicted Reporters Charged With Defaming Three Self-Admitted _ Louisiana Gamblers

New Disturbance Developing Over Virginia Section   Southern Temperatures Below These In North

Scrap Scarcity Grows Acute  NPA Calls Session Tn Capital Tuesday

Loses Battle — In Minnesota Supreme Court   Sought to Prevent Return to State As Parole Violator

State Milk Commission Plans Change   System of Fixing Prices May Follow Formula Procedure  Used Federally

Torrential Rains Swell. Many Sireams _ Mississippi River To Top Flood Stage At Muscatine      More Rain Here

Buffer Zone Problem First On The Agenda   Both Sides Have Ratified Ground Rules Adopted By Opposing Liaison Teams Last Week

Knotty Problem of Where to Establish Buffer Zone to Be Taken Up  Firet at Panmuniom.

MacArthur Winds Up Texas Tour As Old Campaigner: Aitacks Enemies

Old Soldier Mac Is Showing Signs of Becoming Old Campaigner in Hot Tour

MacArthur Winds Up Blistering Tour, Rins Enemies. Both Military. Political

M ARTHUR WINDING UP TEXAS TOUR   Deposed Far Eastern Chief Continues Blistering Attack on Administration.

U. §. Peace Negotiators To Leave for Japan as Warnina fo Russia on Delay

Negotiators On Peace Ireaty To Be Sent To Japan  Dulles Heads Mission Going To Japan To Seek To Speed Treaty

Two Children Die inFire  at Worcester   Father of Victims Near Death; Mother, Daughter Hospitalizec

Dv ing Seoul Py ad Viewed Krom the Air   Bridges Blasted By Allied Troops Moving South

Death Throes Of Seoul Are  Spectacular.   From a Plane, Invading Chinese Look Like Ants Reports One Observer

Fire and Smoke Envelop Seoul as Swarming Chinese Reds Seize City

AIR PICTURE OF, FALLEN CAPITAL China Reds Swarm : Ant-like Over Seoul

Present Policy Leads to War,  Banker Asserts   U.S. Playing Into the Hands of Russia, Jas. P. Warburg Declares

Truman Asks Strike’s End   President Urges Air Line Pilots To Return

Reds To Resist Troops Inlran  Reported Not in Favo: Of Foreign ‘Injection’

Five Newsmen To Face Trial  In Defamation   Judge Sets Date For Case After Refusing Motiens By Defense

Reds Promise No Violations Of ‘Peace Talks   Gen. Ridgway Is Informed Of New Aareement

Reds Serve Sharp Reply On Ridgway   Promise No Violation: “Unless You Trump Up Incidents.”

further falks Asked In Reply To U. N. Demand   Joy Denies Allies Violated Neutral Zone By Bombing

Reds Make Promises in Sharp Note   Communists Voice Own Complaints In Asking for Renewal af Talke

Red Leaders Asking U. N. To Take Up Truce Talks Again   Sey There‘ll Be No More Violations of Cease-Fire Zone Unless Allies Create Them; Ridgway Reply Now Awaited

Reds Ask General To Resume Talks   Message to Ridgway Says Kaesong Neutrality Will bserved   Communists Claim U. N Planes Machine-Gun a  Truce Truck

Incidents Are Fabricated By U.N., Peiping Says: Asks Leaders to Return

Broadeast Sharp Note To Allies   Ask UN To Return To Kaesong But Warn About ‘Fabricating’ Any Incidents .

CHARGE ALLIES “FABRICATE” INCIDENTS   U.N. Negotiators Invited To Return To Kaesong  DECISION   Of Resuming Peace Confahb Left To Gen. Ridgway; Talks Off 5 Days

Commie Pratfle ls Broadcast fo Stal! Progress   Allies Advance In Korea - - Enter Empty Iron Triangle

Message Says There Will Be No Troops, Unless Incidents are Fabrigated by U.N.  : Delegates.  ; REDS ACCUSE ALLIES OF VIOLATING ZONE

Sharp Answer Asks Renewal Of Discussion   Claim U.S. Air Raids Hit Convoy With White Flag

Do Not Fabricate Incidents, Allies Advised by Reds   Peiping Radio Says Chinese Ordered to Observe Neutrality   Washington, .?) — Highly placed officials here expect the Korean truce talks to be resumed quickly.

Message to Ridgway Say: Kaesong Neutrality Will Be Observed   A COUNTER PROTEST   Communists Claim U. N. Planes Machine-Gun a  Truce Truck

Say There Will be No New Violation: If Allies Comply  Reds Accuse Allies Of Violating the  eS aaa — % Pi es i ae

Message from Reds Promise No Violations   Fabrication of Incidents by UN Is Latest Charge

‘Communists Counter With Own Charges   Chinese General Invites UN Group Back to Kaesong

Allies Accused Of “Fabricating” Troop Incident   Communist High Command Says Willing To Resume Talks If UN Will  Not Violate Truce Zone

Reds Request UN Resume Truce Talks  "Repeat Pledges Neutral Agreement Will Be Observed

Broadcasts To U.N. Urge That Talks Resume   Promise Neutrality of Kaesong Will Be Strictly Observed

Believe Truce Talk To Resume Soon   Communists Repeat Claim of Neutrality Around Kaesong, Question ‘Deliberate Fabrication’ of Incidents as. Excuce

Peiping Reply To UN Chief Invites Allies To Talk Again   arlier Enemy Complaint Of Neutrality Violations l nfounded

Accuse U. N. of “Fabri cating Incidents” to  End Armistice Talks. _.

Reds Assure Ridgway Of Peaceful Intent   Accuses Allies of Kaesong Violations in Sharp Note

No Violation In Future Unless Caused By UN   Invite Allied Delegation To Return To Kaesona

Charge U.N.  e 6 ? Violations Future Peace Talks Still Uncertain: Camminicts Ack Further Meatings

Sharp Words — Contain Pledge Of Neutrality   No Indications When U.N. Chief Will Give Reply

Enemy Asks Conferences Be Resumed  Ridawav'e Call for   Ridgway's Call for Guarantee Evokes Sharp Message  Tr. mr Oat OF WATT ATS

Reds, in Turn, Accuse _ Allies of Violating”.  Region of Cease-Fire  Talks at Kaesong

Reds Accuse Fabrication  Of Charges   Say They Will Guarantee Safety Of Negotiators

Chinese Communists Send Snooty Reply to Ridgway; Hints UN Starts Incidents

Reds Promise  To Be Good   But Sharply-Worded Note Hits At General Ridaway

Truce Truck Fired U pon, Nam Il Says   Allies Invited To Return To Kaesong; Ridgway To Reply Soon

 —KAESONG —  UN Team Invited To Return   TROOPS GET STRICT ORDERS

‘No New Violations of Korean Conference Site "Unless You Should Deliberately Fabricate Incidents."

U.N. Looking For Violations To Call Off Talks, Reds Claim   U.N. Planes Attack Truce Truck, New Red Protest

UN Aceused Of Violating  Truce Zone   Reds Charge Allies Set Up Some Incidents as Excuse for Terminating Talk on Armistice

Bridges Asks Senate Probe OfU.S. Allies’ Lobby Groups   Secretary Finds Some of China’s Activities Illegal

PUSHES PROBE OF LOBBYING   Pressures Exerted By All Countries Would Be Studied

Mac Denounces Coalition Hint   Acheson Implication Is Declared Flat Prevarication

Allied ‘Lobbies Inquiry Proposed in Policy Dispute  MacArthur Assails Acheson Inference On Chinese Issue

Philadelphians Hear Freedom Bell Toll Aaain   United States Troops in Europe Stage Big Parades fo Celebrate Independence Day

U.S. Parades In Europe Biggest Since Last War   American Armed Might Displayed Overseas On Independence Day: Full Programs Planned

CELEBRATE INDEPENDENCE DAY U.S. Troops Stage Biggest Post-War Parades In Europe

‘QUICKIE’ TAX HIKE DOOMED   Doughton Says Hearings To Cover All Revenue Raising Plans  WILL REQUIRE TIME

Outlook Dim For Quick — Tax Increase  House Committee Action Also Doom 2-Package Idea

Quickie Tax Boost Fades   Delay Seen Before Congress Will Enact Truman Tax Measure:

‘Quickie’ Tax Doomed, GOP Senators Say   President. Asked . ‘Double Approach’ To Paying for War

Prospe< cl of Quick Tax Boost Fades; Truman Proposals Also Get Seiback

"Quickie" Tax Increase Vanishes 'Truman’s Plan  Stopped In Tracks

PACE SLACKENED BY TAX WRITERS   Prospect Of Enactment Of “Quickie” Bill. Vanishes —Congress Will Take Its Time .

HOUSE GROUP STARTS LONG TAX HEARING   Will Study Proposals For ° Levy Boosts

Two-Package Tax Bill Is Doomed   Ways and Means Committee Also Has Decided. Against “Quickie Leaislatian

Prospect Of ‘Quickie Tax Hike Unlikely This Spring   Republicans Say Decision Of House Committee Dooms Truman’s Two-Package Tax Proposals

Republicans Kill Any Chances Of ‘Quickie’ Tax   2-Package Approach To Budget-Balancing Also Disappears

Prospects for Quick Tax Hike Vanishes   Committee Jars Truman's Hope for Two-Package Plan

Prospects Of  ‘Quickie’ Tax  Disappear Congress Unlikely To Pass Any Levy

‘Quickie’ Tax Boost Ruled Out   Truman's Request Will Be Studied

PROSPECTS OF QUICKIE TAX HIKE VANISH   Congressmen Decide to Hold Full Hearings Before Making Decisions.

Tax Increase Unlikely Until Hearings Held  House Committee “Turns Down Truman Plea for Early Action

Chances Killed On Quickie Tax  President’s Proposal Doomed In House

No ‘Quickie’ Tax Boost This Spring   House Committee Also Dooms Truman Plan for Huge Two-Package Raise

Committee. Nips Any Quickie Tax Increase Plan   Truman's Two-Package Approach Doomed by House Group

‘Quickie’ Tax  Chances Dim   House Group Dooms Truman 2-Package Levy Increase

‘Quickie’ Tax Hike Prospects Tn Spring Dim   Waye-Means Committee Also Dooms Truman’s Two-Package Reanest

“Quickie” Tax Hike Shelved   Two-Package Revenue Billi Also Doomed By House Group

No Early Tax Boost Is Probable   President’s Proposal Turned Down by House Ways, Means Group

Quick Tax Raise Chances Dimmed  wv wD  Doughton Demands Complete Hearing

“Quickie” Hike in Taxes Is Doomed Congress Balks at  Being Rushe d Into  ao st , yi: SSR

INDIA TO STRIP RAJAH OF CASH   Free-Spending Monarch Called ‘Reactionary’

Sentence Sfands For M. D. Miller  Sentenced in Ade for Selling Mortgoged Freearty

ARMY TO NEED MORE BILLIONS CONGRESS TOLD   Additional Sum Is Set by Secretary Pace If the War Continues

Army to Need More Billions, Congress Told  Additional Sum , Set by Pace If War Continues

ee ee ae ee ee ee ee Ce ee mentee Wem te eres use ie  YOU HAVE A DAT Amarillo  Fat Stock Show  —— nmr Be RR Te 4EET ST 6S   Tax Hike To Fall Upon All Groups

Snyder Proposes Big Tax Boost for ‘Little Fellow’  Also Would Hike Levy on Corporate Income, Automobiles, Liquor, Cigarettes Radins and Refricaratarc

First Step In Seeking  Revenue   Plan 20 Per Cent Increase For Little Fellow’

Increase Of $10,155,000,000 In Income And Excise Levies Is Asked By Administration  Cautious Approach To “Rugged” Bill Is Favored By Some On Capitol Hill

Wall Street ‘Flabbergasted’ At Levies Sweeping Tax Boost Hits Waae Earners

SWEEPING TAX INCREASE OUTLINED FOR CONGRESS   See Tables, Page 8

Corporate Taxes Also Would Soar And Excise Levies On Many Articles Would Be Hisher

Snyder Gives Rugged’ Tax Hike Picture  Sean pipe oe ad   °$10 Billion Increase’. ~-Seeks 20 Pct. More From Little’ Fellow:: And Steps:Up Excise:

Little Fellow is Slated For  20% Increase   Secretary Of Treasury Outlines Proposed $10,155,000,000 Defense Tax Program;  Plan Larger Corporate, Excise Taxes

BOOSTS GASOLINE, GIUARETTE, AUTO AND BEER LEVIES   Kefrigerators, Washing Machines and Many Other Items Would Bear Part  of Increase.   SECRETARY TREASURY DISCLOSES PLANS   Capital Gains Would Be Hit oi! Per Cent — Wall Street Stunned by Size  of Proposed Hikes.

Insurance Bill Passes House  Sets Up Requirement: for Trucks, Busses

Five - Way Inquiry Opened Into Flaming Crash Of Airliner In Which 56 Persons Died Sunday

56 Lose Lives In 2nd Worst  Airline Disaster   Big Craft Barely Miss: es Elizabeth, N. J., Business Section

~PLANE TRAGEDY  Ship Misses _ Populated City Area  Angry Residents Spur Investigation

56 Persons Die In Second Worst U. 5. Air Crash   Pilot Praised As Wreck Misses Hundreds on Ground

BIG AIRLINER CLIPS HOU AND EXPLODE!   Wreckage Plunges in River on Holiday Takeoff for Florida.

Five Inquiries Into Plane Tragedy   Fifty-Six Die in New Jersey Crash, Nation's Second Worst.

Wav Inquiry Started in Nation's Second Worst Commercial Air Disaster

Probe of Air Crash Fatal To 56 Opens   Plane Accident. — is Second Worst In U. S. History

Air Crash Killing 56 Is Probed   Angry Townspeople In New Jersey Push Investigation

Anory Citizens Demand Inquiry In Air Disaster  56 Persons Killed In New Jersey Crash

56 PERISH IN FLAMING DIVE OF AIRLINER   BLAZING AIRPLANE NARROWLY MISSES CONGESTED AREA

Angry Townspeople Goad Official Info Probing Plane Wreck After 56 Persons Die in Crash  Second Worst Air Liner Disaster Occurs at Elizabeth, N. J.

Angry Townspeople Demand Probe O Plane Disaster In Which 56 Died

Citizens Spur Inquiry as Air Crash Kills 56   C-46's Plunge After’ ” Take-off Endangers’ Hundreds in N.J. City   Pictures on Page 3

96 PERISH IN AIRLINE DISASTER   Miami Plane Misses Crowded Business District of Elizabeth, N. J.,  Crashes on River Bank.   TROUBLE STARTS AT THE TAF FOFF   Townspeople Endangered in Accident Assail LowFlying Plane Traffic. All on Board Died.

Open Inquiries Into Air Crash Fatal to 56   N. J. Townspeople Angry Over Near Miss by Airliner

Flaming Airplane  W ig In Middle Of Elizabeth, N. J.   Witnesses Laud Pilot As Hero:  Second Worst Airline Disaster

Miami-Bound Airliner Hits Bank Of River Near Newark, N. J., in One Of Nation’s Worst Air Tragedies

56 Dead as Plane Crashes In Flames In Newark, N. J.  Plane Just Missed  Downtown Newark lan  ae £ NEE FO coins

Smashup of Plane Takes  Lives of 56   Jersey Folk Furious at Airport Proximity to Congested Areas.

FIVE-WAY INQUIRY INTO CRASH OF AIRLINER IN WHICH 56 PERSONS WERE FILLED LALINCHED

56 Killed In Second Wors! US Accident .   Big Craft Misses Business Section

Elizabeth, N. J., Scene of Fiery Plane Tragedy   Heroic Pilot Avoids Buildings, Crashes on River Bank

SECOND WORST COMMMERCIAL TRAGEDY   Florida-Bound C-46 Goes Down Near Elizabeth   Clips Vacant House, Falls Into Bank: Just Misses Business District

Florida Bound Airliner Falls Afire in Elizabeth, N. J. Second Worst Commercial Disaster.

Nation’s 2nd Worst Commercial Plane Disaster Occurs Sunday; C-46 Just Misses Business Area

Airports Near Cities Blasted   Heroic Pilot Barely Misses Downtown Elizabeth; Five-Way Inquiry Opened

Airliner Barely Misses Homes In Fatal Crash  Residents Angered At Elizabeth, N. J.

Full Service   Five-Way Inquiry Opens in Air Crash Killing 56   Second Worst Commercial Plane Disaster in History

Flaming Crash In City Area Takes 56 Lives   Noan-Scheduled Plane Falls in River Near Midtown Elizabeth

Pulaski Man’s Brother Was Crew Member  Aboard Plane   Accident) Second Worst In History Of tls. Airlines

New Jersey Air Tragedy Fatal To 56   Five Inquiries  Ave Under Wav

Just Misses Falling Into City’s Center   Believe Pilot's Effort Saved Plane From Hitting Apartments:

Begin Five Waylnguiry In Crash   Death of 56 Persons in Airliner Disaster Is Second Worst in US

Probing Crash That Killed 56 In New Jersey   Second Worst Commercial Plane Disaster In U. S.; Fluet On Investigation

IN AIRLINE DISASTER   Miami Plane Misses  Crowded Business Dis_ trict of Elizabeth, N, * Crashes on River Bank            TROUBLE STARTS  AT THE TAKEOFR   Townspeople Endangered in Accident Assail Low Flying Plane Traffic. All. on Board Died. ee

06 Persons Die In The Air Disaster   It's The Second Worst Commercial Wreck In History

FLAMING CRASH ND WORST IN U. S. HISTORY   Angry Tewnspeople Goad Authorities To 5-Way Inguiry

N. J. Disaster Is Second Worst In VU. S. History   Authorities, Goaded By Angry Townspeople, Open 5-Way Inquiry

CITIZENS CALL FOR PROMPT (A.A. ACTION   ‘Angered When Crash ‘Nearly Occurs In Business ‘Section of New Jersey City

Irate Elizabeth, . N.J., Residents. Call For Action   Flaming Florida- Bound Airliner Circles  Perilously Over Heart Of City Business  District Before Crashing Into Ravine  During Non-Scheduled Flight Sunday -

Answer Request For Big 4 Meet   Vishinsky Is Given West Powers’ Note:

Ambassador To Meet Vishinsky  Expect Replies To Bid For Big Four Dea wle«cs Pe Da Petesam

Allied Troops Awaiting New Drive By Reds   Patrol Drives Into Enemy Lines Are Made By U.N. Forces

Commander Pays Visit To Front   Ridgway Declares Reds Are Paving  ‘Bloody Price’

Ridgway Says New Red Drive Doomed To Fail  UN Patrols Delve Into Enemy Lines As Fighting Lessens

Allies Drive Patrols into Enemy Lines   ‘Troops Sure of Handling Anything. Ridgway Declares

WHILE TRUMAN SIGHS FOR GRANDSON  Music, Not Men, Still Big Love; Maraaret Turns 27

Maroon ru lundred s  Southern California Has Floods; Midwest Fogay

Bad Weather Hits Over Much Of U. S.   Snow Slides Kill One Man, Three  Persons Missing

Blizzards, Floods Hit Far West: Many Marooned   Sub-Zero Temperature Felt; Snow Slides Cause Loss of Life

Club Women Head For Death Penalty  Sanaaba Frac   Speaks Cut Fovoring Death For Dope Peddlers

Subseribers Benefit Increase In Blue Cross  RatesIn State Approved

Peace Talks Are Nearing Decisive Stage ;Say Reds Preparing For Offensive

Allies Point To Hague Law On Truce Line   Communists Hinted Ready To Back Buffer Zone North of 38th

Stalemate On Neutral Zone ls Not Broken   Unofficial Source Hints That Reds May Agree To Compromise  1. MOWARM WAND! CAAN

Pro-Communist Newsman States Line Above Parallel Possible; Anti-Red Chinese Charge Plot

Draft Age Likely to Be Raised to 27   Longer Period of Service Also te Ba Pronngocad

PILOT AND BRIDE HURT IN ACCIDENT IN OREGON   Donald Rider And Wife, Former Adrienne Deitz, Hanover, Injured When Car And Truck Collide

NEW OBSTACLES RISE TO WORRY CONTROL CHIEFS   Request Made That Stabilizers Handle Labor Disputes As  Well As Curbs On Pay Raises.

Labor Gives Wage Board New Trouble   Demands Handling Of Labor Issues; Auto Prices Climb

Unions Want WSB To Handle Labor Disputes   Johnson May Increase Board To 18 Members

Obstacle in Rebuilding  Wage ibe d   Stabilizer Erie Johnston  Moves Cautiously To Fashion a New Panel

‘Johnston Plans Industry-Labor-Public Board To Replace Defunct 9-Man Panel

Labor Men Still Resigning from Defense Boards   Johnston Adds Escalator Hikes To Pay Ceilings

New Problems Besef Effort Rebuild Plan   Unions Demand It Handle Labor Disputes As Well as Wage Control Matters

Rebuilding Of Board Hits Big Obstacle   Johnston Cautious In Fashioning New Controls Panel

Labor Hinders WSB Revamping  Union Demands Pose New Major Obstacle

JOHNST ON MOVES CAUTIOUSLY  Rebuilding Wage Stabilization SetUp Hits Obstacle:

Jnions Demand That They Handle Labor Disputes as Well as Wage Controls — Economie Stabilization Administrator Moves Cautiously to Fashion New Board — Labor Leaders Shower Mobilization Agencies With Resignations.   HIKES PRICE OF NEW AUTOS

—MOBILIZATIONJohnston  Faces New Obstacle   FORMATION OF BOARD DELAYED

Union Demands Block Action On Wage Board  Wilson Withholds Statement Replying Ta Lahoar’e Charces

Unions Deman¢ Board Handle Labor Disputes   Request Is a Major Barrier to Rebuilding Shattered Wage Setup

Throws New Obstacle In W.S.B. Path   Johnston Relaxes 10% Wage Ceiling; Eves 18-Man Panel

NEW OBSTACLE — TO REBUILDING WAGE BOARD   Unions Demand Stabilization Board Also Handle Labor Disputes,

-MOBILIZATION-Unions Want New WSB To Air Disputes  Efforts To Rebuild Board Hit ‘Obstacle

Johnston Tries To Create New Wage Board   Wage Ceiling Relaxed; Packers Case Under Study

Johnston Seeks ToRebuild ESA Nine-Man Board   Labor Troubles Beset Economic Chief In Efforts

STABILIZATION HITS OBSTACLE   Labor Unions Demand That Wage Board Also Handle Disputes  PALITBAIC ABE EACED

Johnston Faces New Obstacle To Wage Board   Labor Demands Grouf Handle Disputes as Well as Controls

Johnston Faces New Problems   Labor Wants Right To Handle Labor Disnutes. Cantrole

‘New. Dema: nd Presented by Uni  Rebuilding of WSB Hits Major Obstacle

New Obstacle Appears on Wage Front   Unions Demand That Board Have Control Gver Labor Disputes

Unions Demand Board Handle Disputes, Wages  To Relax 10 Per Cent Pay Raise Ceilings

Labor Proposes WSB Handle ‘Disputes and Pay Controls   Want Broader Powers Given Defense Group

Unions Ask Refereeing  Of Disputes   Wilson Cancels Scheduled Reply To Labor Crities

Unions Offering Major Obstacle  Would Handle Labor Disputes. Pay Controls

Unions Want New Board to Handle Wages, Disputes  Johnston Moving Cautiously To  Carm Nlaw Panel

Mobilization Head Wilson Prepares Statement To Answer Charges Of Labor

LADUR. ASKS MURE Unions Demand Wage Board to Handle Industrial Disputes ©

Unions Demand WSB Also Handl Labor Disputes   Rebuilding Of Board Facing New Obstacle As Result.

Union Chiefs Demand New Group Be Used In Settling Disputes   Lar ger Panel Is Being Studie d   Johnston Relaxes 10°c Formula to Permit Auto” Esealator Hike

Want Disputes, Controls Linked   Johnston Considering 18-Man Board, Disputes -Power ls Demanded

Labor Presents New Pay Hurdle  Johnston Receives Control Demands

Labor In New  Demand   Insists Wage Stabiliza tion Board Handle Labor Disputes, Too; Two Wage Decisions

Labor Dispute Handling Said Big WSB Issue   Johnston Drafts Pay Orders, Seeks New Board Setup

Labor Demands Delay Revision Uf Wage Board   Unions Want WSB to Handle Disputes

Unions Demand That WSB Handle Labor Disputes As Well As Waae Polic;

Wilson Changes His Mind; Cancels Reply to Unions  Johnston Moves Cautiously to Set Up New Raard Afear Lahar Meambhere Out

WAGE BOARD'S RE-BUILDING   Unions Now Demand Right To Handle Future Labor Disputes

Rebuilding WSB Faces Obstacle.   _Unions Demand: Board "Handle Labor Disputes As Well as Wages

Labor Heads Want Action By Johnston On Disputes   Administrator Tries To Fashion New Body To Conduct Controls

Union Chiefs Seek Power: For Disputes   Wilson Cancels Reply To Protests, Ceilings Lifted By Johnston

L nions Want WSB to End  Labor Unrest   Johnston Hits Obstacle In Rebuilding Wave  Stabilization

LABOR WANTS WAGE BOARD TO ARBITRATE   New Demand May Wreck Moves To Ge WSB Going Aaain

Must Re-build Wage Board Labor Quits  Johnston Makes ‘Own Decisions.

‘Rebuilding Of Wage Board Hits New Snag  ~ Unionists Demand Agency Handle Labor Disputes

Unions Urge Board Rule On Disputes   Wage Picture Snarlec Afresh; Escalator Raises Upheld.

U.N. Forces  Score Gains  bD.. seta’ ol   Union Demanc  Obstacle to Wace Board

Report Heavy Ground And Ait Action In Korea  Fighting Continues Desnite Aareement   Fighting Continues Despite Agreement On Cease-Fire Line

EDUCATORS ARE SPLIT ON DRAFT   Association Of Colleges Rejects Education Association Views

AMERICAN AIRMAN IS GIVEN 20 YEARS   Corporal Alleged to Have Tried to Sell Military Secrets to Man in Japan.

U. S. Diplomats in Dark Over Who's te Pay Airmen’s Fines  $120,000 Assessed Four Charged With Spying On Hungary

Russia Halts Talk On Japanese Treaty  Malik’s Move Appears Attempt To Get Issue on Bia 4 Aaenda

Reds Drop Jap Peace Treaty Talks   Malik Quits After Several Meetings  With U. 8. Envoy

Marines Nearing City of Hongchon  Drive Within 9 Miles of Red Headauarters

Red Division Destroyed by  U.S.7th Army      Marines Push Within Nine Miles of Red Army's Main Headquarters at Hongchon

Marines Drive Closer to Red Headquarters in Korea, Allies Meet New Resistance

d Resistance Stiffens As Marines Stab at Lair - Tn Central Korean Hills

Chinese Put Up Stronger Fight As UN Moves Close  iw Ps ¥:   North Korean Unit Completely Ruined In Bayonet CRarce

Allied Jabs Keeping Reds Off Balance   Marines Near Road Hub Chinese Need In Spring Offensive

Allies Drive To 9 Miles Of Chinese Lair   Marine Spearhead  Pressing Near Red Headquarters Town Of Honachon

MARINES LED BY TANKS all AT HONGCHON      Seventh Division Infantry Siashes North Koreans With Bayonets.

U, $. MARINE FORCE CLOSES IN ON ENEMY   Troops Within Nine Miles Of Red Headquarters At Hoanechon

North Korean 15th Division Is Destroyed   Marines Continue To Thrust Way Toward Parallel 38

Marines Drive Six Miles From Vital Road Hub   Town Needed By Reds For Launching New Offensive Threatened By UN Drive; Communists Strike Back

Infantrymen Shatter Red:  Korean Div.   Resistance Grows As Allies Push For Important Road Hub

Marines Stab Nearer fo Key Red Road Hub   Leathernecks, Tanks Within 9 Miles Of Hongchon

Push Along Canyon On Way North   North Korean Division Shattered on Another Front; Reds Hit Back

U.S, MARINES STAB TO NINE MILES. OF RED HIGHWAY HUB   Run Inte Stiff Resistance As They Near Strategic Yonachen   Zth DIVISION GAINS   Shatters North Korea Force with Aid of Heavy Artillery Barrage’

‘Marines Push Close to Red  Headquarters   Resistance to Troops and : Tanks ‘Moderate to   Heavy,’ Dispatches Say

Marines Hit Chinese Reds In Hill Lair   Planes Pound Enemy Near Headquarters Below 38th Parallel 3

U. S. Marines Drive foward Hongchon   Leathernecks Meet Moderate Resistance

Marines Drive Within 9 Miles Of Red Center   Artillery Fire And Troops Rout Whole Division

Marines Within 9 Miles of Red City of Hongchon   ANied Line Gains Ground All Along Extended Front

Pace, MacArthur Talk Two Hours   Rumored “Reprimand’  Officially Denied

Yugoslavia Asks U.N. Aid Against Soviet   Aaggressions Cited; Jessup Demands Arms Talks Now

Yugoslavs Ask Stern Action (On Tito Issue      Smaller Countries Appeal ‘To Russia To Jlah Xggressive Moves

WANT OMIT AbbneaalONG ACTION TAKER   Jessup Challenges Russia to Open Disarmament Talks at Once.

Yugoslay-Soviet Bloc Problem Before Assembly   Jessup Challenges Russia to Begin Disarmament Talks

Marshal Tito Says Matter. . Is ‘Important and Urgent’; Russia Challenged by U.S. .

Appeal fs Carried To United Nations   Yugoslays Ask General Assembly to Inyestigate Aaaressive Soviet Action.

Small Nations Support West In Disarmament   Jessup Challenges Russia to Begin Talks at Once

Small Nations  BackP roposals   Jessup Challenges Russia To Talk Now Of Arms

Tito Asks Assembly to Take Up ‘Aggression’ by Soviets on Yugoslavia

Wants Feud With Reds Discussed   U.S. Again Asks Immediate Action On Disarmament

Crusading Pastor Asks Senate Crime Probers . To Check Four Counties

INCREASE IN SALES   Department Store Business 34 Per Cent Ahead of Year Ago

Allies Retake Osan as Bombs Disperse Reds   Foe Flees From Flaming Suwon After Air Attack

REDS ARE PUT TO FLIGHT IN BLAZING SUWON  Sth Army Communi  Sh Army Communique Says United Nations Units Are Patrolling “In Force.”

PLANES DAVE GHINESE REDS FROM SUWON   Enemy Shifting Forces East ir Attempt to Cut Highway South of Woniu.

Air Attacks Keep Reds On Move   Thousands of Reds Driven from Suwon As Allied Forces Recapture Osan

Cabinet Backs Iran Premier ~  . Fanatics Threaten 1S aren Opponents

Four Internal . evenue Men. To Testify:         Tax Scandal Spreads,  Involving even thea fiectira Nant

Noose Is Closed On Red Fortress   800 Enemy Caught In Mountain Trap

Reds Are Caught In Giant Trap; Get ‘Air Licking   Communists Suffer Worst Jet Defeat

AMERICANS TRAP BOD CHINESE ON CENTRAL FRONT   Reds, Dug in on Peak, Are  Surrounded and Escape Cut Off by Machine Guns and Artillery.   ALLIES WITHIN FOUR  ‘MILES OF KUMSONG   U. S. Airmen Shoot Dows Nine Russian-Made Planes and Damage 5 Others in Northwest Korea.

Resistance Of Enemy Grows In Seoul Area   Believe Chinese Reds Preparing For New Southward Drive

Senate Group Tempers Raise In Income Tax  Would Substitute Defense Levy Over Present Assessment

Consideration Of Draft-UMT Bill Due Today  Action Postponed Due To Measure’s Great Imnortance

lnflict 12,235 Casualties on Pars in Weak   Gen. James A. Van Fleet Reports Enemy Losses Include 8,415 Killed. :

Reports Red Losses Heavy:   General Says Foe Hurls Entire Jet Strength In War

lran Moves Closer To Russia, Settles Border Disputes  But Prepares to Crack Down On  Commies at Home

British. Ban Rubber For China Reds   Move Follows Commons Speech By Charshint

Move Forced By Churchill, US. Criticism   Empire Believes Norma  Civilian Consumption Has Been Supplied

British Shipments To Chinese Halted   Rubber For Reds Banned Following Protests

Bridges Theme In Fair Exhibit   Highway Gardens To Have Many New Features

Korean Hero ‘Most Important Man,’ Acheson Tells 4000 .  Amputee Gl Steals Show at ‘VIP’ Amateur Hour:

News Executives Urge Americans To Demand Free Access To Public Facts From Officials

Demand Facts Of Government Newsmen Urge  Right of Free Access Ackad in Doclaratin

GENERAL SHOULD MAKE DECISION BY JANUARY 1   Bridges Says Delay May Commit Delegates To Other Candidates   EISENHOWER DENIES TRUMAN AID OFFER

Bridges Urges lke To Reveal  Position Soon  Feels GOP Should Know By January 1

Ike May Make Plans Known By January 1   Bridges Says GOP Should Have Chance To Study Views

GROUND TROOPS OF 11 NATIONS IN UN FIGHTING   Others Have Naval Air Units, Furnish Supplies And Food

Hopes Peace Talks Near, But Refuses to Predict Outcome   Moscow Report Encourages Dipsomats, U.S. to Consult with Allies Today

Fireworks Set Cabaret Ablaze In Mexico City; 14 Perish, 90 Injured

Mexicans Celebrote Holidey Baltimore Man Among 14 Killed As Skyrocket Sets Fire To Crowded Cabaret

Skyrocket Causes Fire  Fatal to 14.   Another 90 Hurt In Cabaret Blaze In Mexico City

MexicoFire  Fatal To 14   Many Trampled In Rush To Escape From Cabaret

Cabaret  Fire Panic Kills 14  90 Ave Injured  In Mexican  Tragedy

Disaster Strikes Mexican Cabarel  Fireworks Set Place Ablaze, 14 Burned or

Chinese Reds Air Editorial Blast at U. §.   Broadcast Typical Propaganda Tactic Masking Motives

Allies Demand Accounting For Thousands of Soldiers Unlisted as War Prisoners

Retain Hope For GIs Not On POW List   Reds Broadcast Names of Yanks Reported Killed

POW List Notices Are Near End —   Less Than 200 Of Families Still Te Receive Glad Tidings

Prisoner List Cleared’ Of All But 192 Name:  Peining Radia Rring:   Peiping Radio Bring: Hopeful Note To Kin Of Men Not Included

MOST PRISONER NAMES RELAYED   Less Than 200 Remain To  Be Sent’ To Families—Re mainder Of List Presents  > Dealer:

Only 200 POW Names Still To Be Announced   Broadcasts Of Reds Adding Confusion To POW Situation

Less Than 200 “Glad Tidings” Messages To Be Dispatched by the Defense Dep't

Only 192 POW Names Remain  To Be Checked   Present Special ProbJems; Quiz Reds on 1000 Soldiers Unlisted

Red Radio in Greefing List   Includes Purported Greet ings From Some Whose Names Not On List Handed Over

Fewer Than 200 POWs’ Names Left   Telegrams Sent to 3006 Of 3198 Nearest Relatives

POW Check is Nearing Completion   About 200 Names Remain at Pentagon; Reports Conflict With Commies’ List

Wind Damages Farm Buildings Near Parma   One Man Reported Slightly Injured As Tornado Begins

Leaf Farmers To Get Checks From Agency   Over $3-Million To Be Distributed

Formally Install Executive Here   Redstone Presbytery In Meeting Monday

Preparations Going Forward For The inauguration of Governor - Elect Fine

Mate Identifies Woman Killed By Fast Train   Walked on Tracks, Sat Down As Rocket Neared, Crew Says

 Going back to Lije With Happiness, Humility —  Woman Thought Dead 16 Days Ago Leaves Hospita

“Resurrected’ Woman ‘Starts New — Life With Humility and Hapbpines:

Woman Given Up for Dead, Alive, Well  Begins New Life After Attempting To End Old One

Pronounced Dead and Sent to ‘Morgue. she Greets New Life   Says Suicide Attempt Was Silly and Stupid

Says She Remembers Nothing—  Dead Woman Who Came To Life In Morgue Leaves Hospital Today For ''Normal" Life

SAVED FROM MORGUE, WOMAN TALKS ; Back From ‘Death,’ She Quits Hospital

Woman Leaves Hospital for New Life After Being Sent to Morgue as Dead

Woman, Sent To Morgue As Dead, Leaves Hospital To Begin New Life

SUICIDE FOOLISH THING  Believed Dead Once, She  Plans to Beain Life Anew

"A STUPID, ‘SILLY. THING TO DO’  ‘Dead’ Woman Cicieke j New Cite

Begins New ew Life After "Death"  Waman. 40. Savs Suicide v., “weil: “" Diane Ta Write Raok

HOPES TO MAKE NEW LIFE Miraculous Recovery Changes Woman’s Plans

Dead Woman to Finish Book   Coming Back Was Like Starting Over Aaain

Pronounced Dead Two Weeks Ago . “Resurrected” “Woman  Will Begin: Life Anew

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Red Sympathizers Infiltrating ‘Voice,’ Senators Told

Health Oscars Go To Elsa And San Benito  Valley CofC Asks   Valley CofC Asks Ginners To Provide Cotton Research Fund

State Tax Bill Compromise Se By Conferees  Not All Committee   Not All Committee Happy But Proposal May Conclude Session

Third Wreck in Year   Waldo Frasier Cited For Agricultural Service

Ohio Commission On Crime Planned  State Legislator Offers Proposal

Seating Of Butler Not To Be Opposed   Committee To Continue Probe Of Senator-elect’s Cempaian

Senate Demos Will Not Oppose Seating Of Butle   McFarland Chosen As Floor Leader

BUTLER TO BE GIVEN U. §. SENATE SEAT.   Democrats Decide To Continue In~ vestigation Into Maryland  Clampaizrn. However

DICE GAME REPORTED ROBBED OF $40,000   Five Men Armed With Machine Guns Said to Have Staged Holdup Near Denver,

EFFECT HERE   No More Heating Units Until Lifted, Says  Manager Goon

“A Foreign Policy  For Americans By Senator Robert A. Taft —  TmIinmrncm   The Place of The President And Congress in Foreign Policy

SS Soreign folicy For Americans’—Chapter 2  What’s The Place Of President And Congress In Foreign Policy?

A Foreign Policy For Americans President Usurps War  Powers From Congress

MEXICAN LABOR SURGE BEGINS ; Texas Ginners Warned  Of Picker Shortaae

‘Lucky’ Luciano Is Linked With $3 Million A Year French And Italian Smucoling Rinse

French-ltalan Ring  US. Agents Seize Eight In Counterfeiting Raids

Nine Dope Ring Members held  BRS Pape pa “eer ee Pe Ge   Federal Authorities Lash at Luciano Group In New York Arrests

Bogus Money And Narcotics Ring Broken   $3 Million Yeorly Take; Linked With Lucky Luciano

8 Men; Woman Held in '$3,000.000 French-Italian Counterfeit, Dope Ring

Gen. Dean Hid Out 36 Days Behind Lines   Hero’s Condition At Capture Wace Critical

Rail Wreek Fatal To 84  Investigated   State And County Officials Blame Speed And Lack Of Warnings

$15 Million in Claims May be Filed in Wreck  ——- Officials Fix : need ac Annarent

Wreck Toll Now Stands At 84Dead   Investigation Goes on to Learn ‘Cause of Crash

175 Million in Claims May be Filed in Wreck   Officials Fix Speed as Apparent Cause of Tragedy

Allies March Back Toward 8th Parallel   Chinese Armies Said Wilting On The Vine Due To Supply Lack

Fresh Forces Stiffen Red Resistance   Ridgway, Now Full General, Says Tide Turns Aqainst Reds

Tanks Smashing Ahead In Big Slash At Reds   May Be Turning Point In Conflict With Communism

ATTEMPTS T0 EFFECT TRUCE TALKS STYMIED   U.N. Refuses to Accede to Communists’ Request to Reduce Neutral Zone.

Armistice Talks Are Deadlocked   Reds Refuse to Reduce Neutral Zone Around Kaesong Camp

Reds Refuse To Cut Zone At ‘Kaesong  a Pn 4a  herr<o 4   Liaison Teams Try Again Tonight To Break Deadlock

Liaison Officers Run Into New Truce Deadlock Today   Reds Throw Up Another Roadblock On Path To Korean Armistice

3-Way Attack Forces Foe To Fall Back   Artillery Pounds Enemy Stronghold On Central Froat

Yanks Rout 6,000 Reds from Strong Mountain Position   Hit Stronghold From Three Sides Behind Artillery

BLAST ENEMY STRONGHOLD ON 3 SIDES   Communists Forced To Flee To New Position   U.S, SEVENTH   Advances Two And One Half Miles For Day’s Best Gain On Front

Reds Forced ToFlee New Defense Line   North Korean First Division Number 1 On ‘Hit Parade’

ROUT 6,000 COMMUNISTS FROM HILL   U, S. Second and Seventh: Divisions, With French Allies, Attack Fortifieations From Three Sides.

‘Safa try Runs Red Unit Out   6000 Flee Mountain Stronghold On Ce weil Front

Gis Knock Reds From Mountain Top Stronghold   Overrun North Korean Redoubt Near Pangnirr

6,000 North: Korean Reds Are Routed   Screaming Artillery Support Aids U.S. ° In Driving Foe From Mountain Stronghold

Rout Reds From Dug-In Redoubt  Gi’s Hit Enemy _ From Three Sides   GI's Hit Enemy From Three Sides . Of Well-Defended Mountain Peak

North Korean Reds Routed In Mountains   Gun-Bristling Stronghold Hit On Three Sides

6,000 North Koreans Flee  3-Sided Blow   Infantrymen And Artillery Combine In Heavy Punch

U.S. Infantrymen Rout Reds From Mountain Stronghold   "Going To Destroy Blank Reds’’

Other Yankees Gain Against Enemy Hordes   Better Weather Puts Fliers In On ‘The Kill’

U.S. Troops, Gun: Rout Reds From Hill Stronghold  6.000 Enemy Flee to   6,000 Enemy Flee to New, Hastily-Built Line: Tanks Push On

U. S., French Troops Launch New Attack  Reds Resisting Bitterly On

Rout 6,000. Reds From Stronghold   North Korean Redoubt, Bristling With Guns, Overrun by Americans   ENEMY BUYING TIME   Communists Try To Delay Allies While Counter Assault Is Built Up

Attack From 3 Sides Drives North Koreans ‘rom Peak Redoubt   Tank Unit Fights An 8-Mile Battle   Marines Continue Drive Among Peaks Toward  Key Hub of Hongchon

Heavy Artillery Fire Paves Way For Attackers   Tank Patrol Fights Running Gun Battle In Mountain Valleys

Push 6000 Reds From Stronghold North Of Pangnim   U. 8. 2d And 7th Division Troops Hit Communist Redoubt From 3 Sides

U. S. Infantry Has Support of Artillery Unit  .e Enemy: Racigube § Hit

Stronghold Raided From Three Sides   Artillery Supports Infantry In Push Over Mountains

Stronghold Is Hit From Three Sides   North Koreans Forced to Flee to New Line of Defense; Remnants of Third Corps   Quinn Is Leader

Stronghold Hit On Three Sides   Allied Punch Forces North Koreans To Fiee To Hastily Built New Line Of Resistance To North; Destruction Threatened

6,000 Enemy Troops Flee To New Line  Force Is Routed After Stiff Fight

U.S. Infantry Routs Enemy  Of 6,000 Reds   Yanks Blast North Koreans From Bristling Stronghold

U.S. Troops Rout 6,000 Korean Reds   Allied Drive Hits Three Sides Of Red _Mountain Strongholc

Yanks With Artillery Help Rout Reds From Stronghold   Estimated 6,000 North Koreans Forced To _ Flee As U.S. 2nd And 7th Divisions Push Ahead.   Hancock Woman Cops First Prize  In Tin Contest With Three Tips

Reds Flee To Newly Built Line   Allied Drive All Along Line Keeps Foe Off Balance

6,000 Enemy Soldiers Flee to New Line; Marines Continue Drive Toward Hongchon.  REDS CONTINUE TO BUILD STRENGTH

Forced To Flee To Newly Built Defense Lines      Put To Flight By U.S. Infantrymen With Screaming Artillery Support

ROUT 6,000 REDS FROM MOUNTAIN FORTRESS AREA   STRONG RESISTANCE SLOWS ADVANCE OF M’ARTHUR’S TROOPS

NORTH KOREAN FORCE ROUTED NEAR PANGMM   Reds Flee Before Fury Of  Combined American French Attack

Big Guns Smash Kinemy Mountain Stronghold Northwest Of Pangnim   North Koreans Driven Back To Hastily-Built De fense Line; Possible CounterAseantlt Dicrunted

Seventh Division Scores Best Gain: Air Force Inflicts 750 Casualties, 670 Sorties Flown

Shells Pound Fleeing Foes  Tn Mountains   North Koreans Head For New Line, North Of Pangnim Redoubt

Reds Foreed  Toward Rear   Attack Ruins Chance Of Enemy To Launch New Counter-Attack

Americans Hit Red Stronghold From Three Sides   Seventh Division Gains Over Two Miles On East Central Front; Airmen Have Busy Day

Us. Infantrymen, With Hean Artillery Support, Rout 6,000 North Korean Troops  ~ Communist Soldiers Flee to New: Defense Line Farther North

Allied Guns Rout Reds From Hills   North Koreans Flee Positions; Hit On 3 Sides

North Korean Stronghold ls Overrun   Two Yank Divisions Hit Enemy Redoubt From Three Sides

6,000 Koreans Routed by Yank: From Key Peak   Marines Continue Slow Advance Along Mountain Coenyon

Reds Flee Allied Central Area Blast  6000 North Korean Reds Are Routed

Gls Rout — Force of 6,000 Reds   Enemy Is Given No Time to Build Up for Attack On Central Feant

New Defenses Set Up in Hills By Communists   Allied Offensive Moves Cautiously In Bitter Fighting

Foe Pushed Back to New  Defense Line   Heavy Artillery Support Helps Chase Communists Frem Dug-In Positions; Marines Continue Drive

U. S. Troops Drive Foe From Mountain   Infantrymen With Heavy Artillery Sup. port Rout North Korean Reds in En. gagement on Central Korean Front Near Town of Pangnim.. :   PLANES HARASS ENEMY

Yanks Seize  Red Redoubt   North Koreans Fight for Time Before Quitting Central Korean Stronghold

Artillery Support Aids Infantry in 3 Pronaed Drive   U.S. Tank Patrol in Running Battle With Enemy in One Sector

French Support Successful Push On Central Front  Marines Continue Relentless Drive On Enemy’s Lines

Red Stronghold Is Hit From Three Sides in New Drive by All U. N. Forces

6,000 Ousted From Stronghold in Mountains   Yanks And French Slam Position From Three Sides: Red Vehicles Pouring Into Seoul   Meet Fnemyv Fire

Two Divisions Blast Dug-Outs From 3 Sides   French Aid As Mourtain Positions Hit; Communists Flee

Enemy Flees to Makeshift Defense Line   7th and 2nd Divisions Hit Foe's Redoubt Fram Three Sides  ww. TRA EIT

IN FIRST SESSIO   Governor's Flood Disaster Relief Committee Con --venes in Toneka

Governor Arn Tells Goal of Relief Group   Will Assure Kansans Thai Homes, Business Won’t Always Be Condemned

Governor Maps Reconstruction in State’s Flood Area   RFC to Play Big .Part in Long-Term Rehabilitation Plan; Donations “Woaleama

Defends Action In Forcing Issue On Pacific Policy  Truman's Backers Given Answer at Senate Hearing

Allies To Make New——— Peace Moves   Peace or Offensive Te de neste:

U.S. and UN Allies to Aim Peace Overtures to Reds to Follow Up MacArthur Bid

Allies to Press  Peace Overtures   Cease-Fire Offer Would Be Accepted, Washinaton Sources Indicate

See No Need For Special Flood Session   Special Committee Won't Recommend Legislative Call

General Tells Senate Group Korean War Could Be Ended If Troons Receive Backina

MacArthur, Incensed by Wake  Island Account, Testifies at Packed, But Secret Sessions

SENATORS INDICATE GENERAL MAC ARTHUR MAKING STRONG CASE IN “CLOSED” HEARING

General Insists Full Air and Navat Attacks Necessary to Prevent Stalemate From Resulting There  Senate Committees Hear Outline Of MacArthur’s War Policies -

MacArthur Testifies to United States Senators Behind Committee Doors

Says War Could Be. Won With More Troops, Bombs And Blockade On Chinese

Joint Chiefs’ Proposal Urged China Reprisal   General Says Russia Not Able to Wage Real War in Acia

General Says Joint Chiefs Backed Plans   Details of Asian Policy Controversy Told in Testimony

Full Naval. Air Support  Is Necessary   Deposed Commander Carries Complaints Against Bombing Bans To Senate Committee

Military Men Shared Views, General Reiterates; Claims  Korean War Could Be Ended

Deposed Pacific Commander 'Repeats Complaint Against ‘Ban on Bombing in Manchuria

MacArthur Says War Would End Quickly If Wraps Removed  Says Victory May Not Be Possible Unless War Is Carried to Red China

They Wanted Blockade And Aerial Attack   General Says He ‘Assumes’ Staff Was Over-Ruled

BACKED PLANS TO BOMB REDS, SOLONS TOLD   Says Recommendations By Staff Were Made Last January 12-

Says Blockade Air Operations  Were Favored  gel Or Marshall Ninee / « e a DI, » Bnei A Cooper ee SO   Truman Or Marshall Nixed War Plans, General Assumes

Quoted AsSaying Siberian Troops For Defense Only   Change In Orisinal Plans \llows All 96 Senators Attend Secret Session

Recommended Same Steps as He Proposed to Congress April 19. Assumes Truman or Marshall Over ruled Them.

Naval Blockade Of Red China, Air Raids Over Manchuria  Among Recommendations  DEPOSED GENERAL      Says Few Additional Ground Troops With Air And Sea Support Could Wind Up Fighting In Korea

Naval Blockade Over Red China Also Given OK  General Telle Stary   General Tells Story Behind Closed Doors

Says Few Troops Could  End Fight if Supported: Doubts Soviet Threatens

Says Marshall, HST Overruled His China Plan  - { Was in Full Agreement’ With Strategy, He Says

Would Authorize Navy, Air Force To Hit Red China   Assumes Truman or Marshall Vetoed Plans

Tells Senators He Has Never Learned Of Attitude Change  - Drama Of Hearing All But Blots Out Capital Hill Show

DOES NOT EXPECT RUSS ATTACK FROM ASIATIC CONTINENT   Former Pacific Commander Believes Few More Ground Troops, With Full Air And Naval Support, Will Wind Up Korean War Quickly.

MACARIAUR TESTIFIES .  Joint Chiefs Of Staff  Recommended Bombing

General Doubts Russia Able To Strike In Korea   Repeatedly Asked For More Troops He Tells Senators

As for Russia, General Sees No Threat of Atfack   Stop Supply Lines, Ex-UN Chief Tells Senate at Hearing

Repeats Need To Bomb Chinese In Manchuria   Censored News Sent From Closed Senate Hearing

‘Assumes’ Joint Chiefs’ Proposals Were Vetoed By Truman or Marshall

SENATE BATTLE STARTS Soviet Siberian Forces Are Largely Defensive, General Tells Probers

Thinks Siberian  Force Defensive   Historic Policy Fight Inquiry Is Underway Before Senate Commiteae

Fired General Reporting To Senate Group   Witness Is Quoted ‘As Saying Russian Forces in Siberia  Are Far ‘Defense’

General Is Questioned By Senators   Russians in Siberia Are Mainly Defensive, He Says; Believe Own  Lies   Says Rails Taxed   Doubts Ability to Get Large Bodies of Men  Into Asia

Hearing Opens In Senate   General Does Not Think Russia Will Attack From Asia

Full Senate Hears General’s Opinion   Republican Gives Out First Worc From Secret Session, Citing Siberian Railroad a

Secret Session Hears General Reveal Story   Says JCS Okayed Supplying Chiang, Blockade Of Reds

Says Truman Or Marshall Dictated Policy   Deposed General Says Chiefs Of Staff Had Recommended Blockade Manchurian Bombing

rrotests Enemy  Sanctuary Says Few T roops Needed to Win  Korea War

Holds Not Many More Ground Troops Needed   Believes Russia In No Condition To Launch Attack

Open Hearing To All Senators At Last Moment; Newsmen Get Censored Report of Testimony

Says Poor Rails Balk  Russians   Claims Soviet Can’t Field Korea Ariny

Tells Senate Unit JCS Recommended Broader Operations   Favored Blockade And Bombing Of Bases In January

Forees In Siberia Defensive   Thinks Few Additional U.N. Ground Troops And Full Air And Naval Effort Could End War

ALSO SAYS RED FORCES IN SIBERIA FOR DEFENSE ONLY   Airs Views Before Senate Group

Doors Closed As Senators  Hear Report   Siberia Troops Seen For Defense; Rails Believed Overtaxed

‘Assumes’ Truman Vetoed Joint Chiefs Of Staff O.K.; Plays Down Soviet Attack

Russians Not in Position For Attack, General Says   Reporters Are Barred   Unity Is 100 Per Cent

General Predicts Few More Troops With Air and Naval Backing Could End Fighting

MacArthur Tells Senators Russia Is Not In Position To Start Predatory Attack in Asia   Transcript Given Newsmen - Public

sh aa bene ek neta abet aad  Says He “Assumes” Truman Or Marshall Overruled Them

Recommendations Were Made Last January 12   Assumes’ Plans Were Overruled By Truman or Marshall

Policy Outlined By Joint Chiefs Committee Told   Soviet Intervention In Korea Doubtful, Ousted General Says

MacArthur Says Ground Soldiers Could End Battle   Says They Must Have Backing Of Full Air And Naval Efforts

Air-Raid Warnina Tests Are Planned  Officials To Correct Existing Weaknesses

Union Man Given Loyalty Check At ‘Hearing in Hous:  VEW Representative Give: Suggestions To Reduce

Union Man Given Loyalty Check At  Hearing in House   UEW Representative Give: Suggestions To Reduce Taxes For Low Group

Meadville’s Tax : ‘Expert Convicted   Faces 160 Years In Jail And - “> $160'000 Fine

Meadville’s Tax Expert Convicted   Faces 160 Years In Jail And $160,000 Fine

Controls System In Up-Hill Battle   Korean War Truce Will Not Be End Of Inflation Fight, Wilson Reports

Administration Battles for Tax Controls Plans   Congress Told That Truce Will Not End Fight on Inflation

Truce Won't End Inflation Eight, Senators Told   —Mebilizer-Wilson, Arguing for Tougher Controls Bill, Says Need To Continue Because of Growina Defense Spendina

Fight to Save Controls and Tax Program   Truman's Aides Warn Truce Not To Halt Inflatior

Administration Puts Up Fight  To Keep Program  Leaders Plead  For More Taxes 4nd Santenle

Leaders Fight To Save Curbs Upon Inflation   Mobilizer Wilson Asserts Needs Must Be Based On Soviets’ Intent

U.S. In Uphill Fight Against Inflation   Administration In Plea For New Taxes, Stiffer Controls

Up-Hill Battle On In Fight For Tax, Controls Program   Claim Truce Will Not End Inflation Fight

Non- Red UN Diplomats Hold Meet   Formula Sought To Keep Crisis From Splitting Their United Front

Non-communist Nations Confer  " Closed-door Session of U.N. Diplemats

Non-Reds in U. N. Work on Formula To Localize War   U.S. Wants Strong Stand; Others Fear To Take Steps

Non-Red U.N. Diplomats Try To Avert Split   Disagree on How to Achieve Their Two Immediate Goals

Asian Nations Seek Formula  To End Strife   UN Group Backed By Britain Favors Plan To-Seat Red China-

U.N. Diplomats Meet Behind Doors   Try to Work Out Plan To Localize the War

NON-COMMUNIST DIPLOMATS HUNT PEACE FORMULA   Leaders Confer On Methods To Prevent Crisis In Far East   From Splitting  - Their Ranks.

And Localize War, Keep U.N.— Seek FormulaTo Prevent Allied Split

U. N. SEEKS METHOD OF KEEPING UNITY   Non-Red Members Agree On Aims, Not On Methods

Seek Formula To Stop Korean War   Hint UN Seat For Red China To Solve Crisis

Non-Communist. Nations Seeking Stronger Front   Two Immediate Aims Are To Preserve UN As World Forum And Localize Korean War

U.N Hoping To  Prevent Spkt   Non-Communist Diplomats Seek To Preserve United Front.

Diplomats Seek Unity For UN  Localizing Of Korea War Is First Goal

U.N. Diplomats Try to Find Formula For Keeping Forum From Falling Apart

U.N. Periled By Failure to Protect Korea   Some Nations Would Buy Off Reds With U.N. Seat

‘Devastation In Manhattan Worse Than Bombings   Former Corresporident In World War Il Makes Comparison of Havoc By Floods to Rambec

Joe's New Offering A ‘Cracked Record’ To State Department   Diplomatic Observers Claim Familiar Tune Indicates Reds Are Losing Propaganda War

Observers See Russia Losing In Propaganda  Such Is Analysis ~ —  a

STALIN'S BLAST IS OLD STUFF TO DIPLOMATS   Washington Reattion is That Russia Has Lost Ground

Peron Policemen Beaten by Rioters  Ex-U. S. Envoy Accused of Plot

Old Belt Average Runs $48 To $50   20 Markets Hold Opening Sales Of 1951 Season Today

ROSS RETURNED TO CLEVELAND   West Coast Killer Waives Extradition; Questioned In Thefts

Split Widen: In Curb On Red Goods   G.O.P. Asks More Teeth In Bill, But Democrats Say No

GOP Fights ‘Discretion’  In Trade Curb   Evening Session Recesses in Row Over Sharpening Bill

Proposal Would Bar Trading War Goods To Reds   GOP Leaders Insist Bill Too Weak, Seek To Pass One Of Own

Red Trade. Barrier Is Being Sought   Forces in Senate Are Fighting To Win Approval In Curbing Shipments

Aim to Curb War Material   Republicans Oppose Administration Plan

GOP SAYS BILL IS WEAK, NEEDS TO BE REPLACED   Measure Would Bar Shipment Of Potential War Goods To Russia And Her Sat ellites.

Republicans Rap ‘Lenient’ Barrier To Red Purchases  Trumanites Back Dan D wtbla‘a P-il

SENATE SPLIT SHARPLY ON EXPORT BILL   Showdown Today On Bill To Curb Trade With Rede

Hghts For Bill To Ban Goods   Administration Is Pushing Its Measure To Bar War Shipment

Senators Ask Trading Curk Against Reds  LOD Denteocta Bilt   GOP Protests Bill Lacks Teeth, Press For Rigid Control

Demos Fight fo Win Approval of Trade Measure  GOP Would Replace le With Their Own

GOP Contends’ Bill No Barrier To Red Trade   Sen. Kem Would Strengthen Ban On War Materials

SALE OF DEFENSE BONDS NEARS 80 PERCENT OF QUOTA   Purchases In County Total $132,958 Of The $170,763 Goal

Calm Follows Stafe Storm   Warst of Stormy Violence Occurs As Twisters Strike Corn and Colony

Good Weather Slated Sunday   Calm Prevails After Stormy Week; Friday Has Tornado Flurry

Committee Reads Much-Disputed Chinese Report   General Says Americans Should Leave Korea, Snap Relations With Soviet And Bomb Manchurian Bases

Wedemeyer Backs Down in Criticism   Admits 1945 Message Sounded Like Support of Coalition Regime -

) General Wedemeyer Tells Pre Committee He Is Able “Prove” Coalition Governme Could Be Established      SENATOR SPARKMAN , READS OFFICIAL REPO!

Wedemeyer Admits Message Unclear   Testifies Acheson Interpretation Was Justified But He Didn't Mean It That Way

1945 Message Is Explained By Wedemever   Notet Military Expert om China Admits in Testimony That Report Could Have Boen Misinterpreted.

MacArthur Refusal Of Troops For Manchuria  At War End Reported :

Wedemeyer Admits Message On China Policy Misleading  Said It Was Not Meant to Advocate Coalition Government

LATE BULLETINS   Anything Van Fleet Does Is Bound To Displease Somebod}

RAIN IN WHEAT BELT   Additional Moisture. Gives Boos ‘o Crop in Kansas

Empcria Skies Teday   Wheat Belt Receives Much Needed Rain   Hope is Expressed Grain Fields Will Stuge a Comeback

Rain Boosts Crop Hopes   May Revive Wheat In Northwest; Some Dan ver of Hail Tonight

Possibly Have “Died Thou: sand Deaths” Despite Nine Stays   WIN NINTH REPRIEVE

Veterans Charge "Glaring Insulf” Gen. Bradley Asked To  Explain Why He Ignored 29th Division

PAIRS AT YORK HELD AS EARLY AS 1760   Conducted Under Charter Granted By Thomas Penn —Six-Day And Six-Night Program This Yeor

British Mobsters Dissatisfied: . ‘Here  Am, Scraping Along, And Costello Is Starring on TV,

Navy Tells Some Plans on Carrier   59,900 Ton Vessel to  Cost $218.000.000

Tito Orders Release of Archbishop   Stepinac, 53, Was Sentenced in 1946 by Yugoslav Court

POLITICIANS, CRIMINALS _ LINKED Senate Crime Probers Due ‘To Quote Chapter, Verse

Democrats Say State Tax is ‘Unnecessary  Dent Charges Fine’s $1,220,000 Budget is “Full of Fat’

Pablic Hearings Ask:d mocrats Insist State Income ‘Tl'ax Unnecessary”

DEMS INSIST INCOME LEVY UNNECESSARY   Both Parties Welcome Public Airing Of  Fine’s Figures

Scientists Debunk Flying Saucer Myth   Reveal They Are Just Balloons Sent Up As Part Of Atomic Research Program

CURBS BATTLE GETTING NEAR VOTING STAGE   Rayburn, Others Talk With Truman On Control Bill

Controls Battle Starfed in House  Final Vote Slated At Close of Week

Controls Battle Down to Voting Stage in House   Members in Midst of Nation-Wide Fight

Johnston Tells US To Look For ‘Much Cheaper Dollar’ If Controls Are Scrapped

Controls Issue at Voting Stage   House in Midst of Nation Wide Dispute

Controls Battle At Voting Stage   ACT Y OunS Stage  Eric Johnston Warns Of 40 Cent Dollar if (Controls are Snapped

House Starts Voting In Controls Fight   Rayburn Sees Better Measure Coming From Group

House Nears Balloting On Control Bill   Cheaper Dollar Ahead If Strong Measure  Is Not Approved, Says Fric Johnston

Second Man Held In $364,410 Theft   Parkersburg Car Dealer Linked To Bank Plot

House Ready To Vote on Ohio Redistricting  Mey Se First Rev n State

—ASSEMBLY— Nears Vote On District Reshuffle  Committee Asks Passage Of Bill

Big Production Year Looms in United States   Profits Largely be Dependent on Taxes Enacted

Most Business Leaders Expect A Good’ 1951   But Predictions Vary Widely on What Lies Ahead in New Year

Some Industries Expect ‘Best Year’; Gloomy Days Ahead Seen By Others

To Take Drive To Senate Hoor   Republicans Push Battle For Boost In Rent Ceilings

Fight To Go On For Rent Boost  G.O.P. Loses First Bid For 37% Jump

SENATORS PLAN RENT CURB FIGHT ON SENATE FLOOR   COP Members Who Lost Committee Battle To Try To Boost Charges 37%,

Rent Issue Goes To Senate Floor  GOP Senators Will Brina Fight There

RENT CEILINGS BOOST BEATEN   G.O.P. Tries In Vain To Kite Lid By 37 Per cent In Committee.

(Killed, 100 Hurt In Anti-tke’ Riots   Italian Reds Protest General’s Visit

Italians Protest Eisenhower Visit   One Killed And 100 Injured In Red Demonstrations

Reds In Italy Riot Over Ike  One Killed, 100 Hurt In Street Fiacht

Anti-lke Riots Staged in Italy  Red-Led Strikes Kill 1, Infure 100

45 YEARS UP; RUTHVEN GOES   U. Of M.’s President Ends Years Of Service  Today

10 Youths Given Induction Order:   Selective Service Group Leaving Next Monday Is First Here Since October

Call Five More  Youths for Exams   Additional Group Needed To Meet Quota Assigned For This County Next Week

EX-S0. "*VEN MAN 1S VICTIM OF AIR CRASH   Narrowly Misses Elderly Benton Township Man’ i) Dwelling :

Craft Narrowly Misses Homes,  Buildings Here   Ex-South Haven Man’s Head Cut Off In Phingve

No Federal Funds for Flood Losses  U. S. te Pay Only Damage to Levees

3 RUSSIAN-MADE JET PLANES ARE ACCOUNTED FOR   Largest Air Battle Of Kore« an War Fought Monday   ROK BATTALION IS . AMBUSHED BY REDS

GROUND FORCE THRUSTS DEEP INTO RED LINE   American Pilots Given Credit For 3 Ships; Infantry Clashes -

Patrols 7 To 20 Miles In Enemy Area Find No Foes   Aerial Battle May Have Been Biggest of the War With US Jets Winning Easily

Ground Probes Into Red Area Find But Little  Reds Ambush South   Reds Ambush South Korean Engineers In Andong Sector

Down 3 MiGs: Ground Force  Seeks Out Foe   Allies Kill 400 In Tanyang Clash

UN Forces Probe Red Territory   Battalion Of South Koreans Wiped Out

RedsSending  More Planes Into Battle   Allied. Probers Unable To Find Reds-in Strencsth

valled “Largest Aix  Battle of Korean , War"; Allies Pull Out Voluntarily From Recaptured Wonju Airfield.

Allies Pull Out Voluntarily From Recaptured Wonju Airfield; No Enemy Pressure

Thunderjets Kill 3 Soviet-Made  Planes in Korea U. N. Units Probe 20 Miles  In Communist Territory

HATCHET JOB DRAWS DENIAL FROM COLLINS   Manchurian’ Border Tactics Remain In Spotlight

Optimism Runs Hist As Talks On Iranian Oil Dispute Resume  Iran’s Negotiators Predict Peaceable Settlement Soon

Costello Has Lead In Irish Election   Confused Situation Reported After Balloting

Gambling Halts In New Orleans  Casinos Get Scare; 1100 Lace Jobs

Ten Vears More ?  Br ooklyws Angry Jury Lashes Out At Gross With Indiciment

Work.Is Good Medicine, Says Doctor Feminine Frustrations  Laid to Machine Age

Australian War Bride Bags Deer   More Nervous Women Created Over Bridge Table Than Wash Tub

MORRISVILLE FACULTY SEEKS PAY INGRERSI   Members of the School Board Will Consider Request   BANK GIVEN CONTRACT

MORRISVILLE TEACHERS REQUEST INCREASE OF $400 RETROACTIVE TO START OF SCHOOL YEAR; REQUEST TAKEN UNDER ADVISEMENT BY BOARD

President Given  Huge Arms Bill   ($5,887, 669,178 Provided For Defense Needs

AIR BASES BILL SENT TO TRUMAN   5.8 Billion Outlay Providec it Military Construction Measure

Truman Gets Huge Military Building Bil   $5 Billion Earmarked For Worldwide Posts

Action Completed On Defense Measure  Nearly Six Billions To Bi = .., re. heat, 3  ee

Building Fund For Military Gets Approval  $5.8 Billion Sanciion Voted by Congress.

Record Military Expenditure Bill Action Complete   Authorizes Stations ~ Over Holf The World

Construction  Bill Approved   Congress Passes Measure / Bar Military Tobs

{Medical Dean Explains kt . oe  Polio Described As Rarer But Deadliet

Doctor Reasons: Less Polio Now; — Therefore Epidemics More Severe

Becoming Karer   Almost Everyone At Some Time ‘Suffered Mild Attack Of Polio

COLLECTING PAPER NEXT SATURDAY   Luther League Asking for Paper Donations;’ Will Use Track for Hauling.

MacArthur's Claim Brings Statement  To United Nations   This Nation Will Not Seek Extension of War to China Mainland. Deleaates Learn

Drive Erupts On Wide Front In West Korea   Tanks And Flame Throwers Used To Oust Bitterly Resisting Reds In Hand-to-Hand Fighting Along West, Central Sectors   By NATE POLOWETZKY

‘ierce Artillery ‘ire Precedes All-Out Thrust  Flame Throwers And Tanks Rout

Allied Forces Carve Out Gains in Kore  Bitterly Resisting Reds Driven North as U. N. Autumn Offensive Erupts With Tanks

Huge Communist Supply Convoys Rumble Toward Front Under Endless Air Attack

Allies Crash Into Red Line in Area Of Truce Parlevs   Enemy Driven Northward Along 40 Mile Front

Defenders Ot Ridges Give Up And Leave   Reds Reply To Un Truce Site Note; Contents Unknown

U. N. Advances On Wide Front   Tanks, Flame-Throwers Puneh Reds Northward

FLAME THROWER AND TANKS HURL BACK COMMIES   Reds Offer Bitter Resistance; Chinese Quit Ridgeline   CENSORSHIP MASKS DETAILS OF DRIVE

Tanks, Flame Throwers Slam Resisting Reds   Heavily Censored Dispatches Report Stepped Up Fight

Allies Gain In Autumn Offensive;  Use Tanks   Allies Also Use Flame Throwers To Rout Dug-In  Commies in Hills

Drive Erupts On Wide Front In West Korea   Tanke And Flame Throwers Used To Oust Bitterly Resisting Reds In Hand-to-Hand Fighting Along West, Central Sectora

Thunder Of Allied Guns Marks Drive   Reds Driven North After Bitter Fighting

Tanks and Flame Throwers Lead Way Along 40-Mile Front; Reds Pushed Back Two Miles in Hand-to-Hand Fight.

CHURCH TO OBSERVE 140TH ANNIVERSARY   Trinity Lutheran Cengregation, East Berlin, Plans For Service Sept. 23—Dr. Putnam To Speak

10 Divisions Vor Europe Latest Plan   Taft Demands Definite Limitations Mid-1952 ‘Target Date For Units

Democrats to Fight Taft's Demand U.S. Troops in Europe Be Limited

Truman Will Fight Curb on GI's for Europe   Democrats Say. Taft Limit Plan  Unconstitutional Br John L. Steele

Sees No Beef  Rationing Soon   Wilson Admits U.S. Talks Regulation

Consumers Buying Less Food items   Resistance to Increase In Prices Big Factor in Reduction of Purchasing Over Grocery Counters

Red Light For Tax Hike Plea   Economy Bloc Seeks Drastic Cuts In Budaet First

Road Breakup  Irks Kauer:  Suspends 12 Crackdown Is Made  By Highway Head For Faulty Surface

Charge Neglect In Resurfacing  U.S. Route 36   No Fraud Involved; Claim Spring Firm Laid Paving On Faulty Base Installed By Holt Const. Co. Near Port Washington

Reds Splatter Shell Splinters On U.S. Craft   Cruiser Undamaged in 3-Hour Duel; Central Front Patrols Active

Cruiser Struck By Fragments Of Red Shells   Navy Fights Gun Duel With Shore Batteries On Northeast Coast

U. 5. Crusier Undamaged In Enemy Attach   Communist Shore Batter. ies Splotter Toledo in Gun Duel

Broadsides Cause Up T  400 Enemy Casualties;  Ground Action Light

Suspect Arson in Enid Church Fire   Church Destroyed; Find Evidence Burglars Tried Tio Rob Safe

Adjournment Target Date Set For Oct. 1   Senate Democratic Leader Announces Time But Rayburn Not As Hopeful

Adjournment Set for Oct. 1  ee cect Bicshicws   McFarland, Rayburn Disagree on Goal

Congress Hopeful Of Quitting Oct.   Speaker Rayburn Uncertain About Adjournment

CAR FIRMS SEEK BOOST IN PRICE   Four Companies Apply For Higher Prices -As Insurance Against Rising bank In 1952. .

Auto industry Asks Price Hike   Ford, Studebaker, Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer Seek Higher Ceilings

Motor Industry Moves for New Price Increase   Third Boost of 195] Asked of OPS by Four Companies

Auto Industry Seeks Boosts  Higher Prices Asked As 1952 ‘Cushion’

Auto Industry Moves For Boost   Four Manufacturers Apply For Higher  Ceiling Prices

' 7951 Models Unaffected  Auto Industry Seeks Higher Prices as 1952 ‘Insurance’

Auto Industry Seeks Higher Prices As Insurance Against Rising Costs

AUTO MAKERS ASK FOR HIKE   Ford, Studebaker, Hudson, Kaiser-Frazer Apply, More To Fellow

Secretary Of Defense Willing To Discuss Giving China Reds Concessions, General Asserts  Says War With Russia Not Inevitable; Ralievec Quster Judgment Of One Man

Claims U. N. Seat, Formosa Might Be Given China Communists Under Reported Views

General Says Soviet Joined In Invasion  Deposed Commander Stoadfastly Ureed   Deposed Commander Steadfastly Urged Stronger Measures

Deposed Commander Tells Senators Staff Chiefs Are Sometimes Under ‘Pressure’

HOLDS SECRETARY READY TO DISCUSS RED PEACE TERMS   Willing to Deal on Formosa. UN Seat for China, General Charges   CALLS ISLAND VITAL   Says Stronger Action Needed Against Foe; Hearing to Resume Today

British Warships In Persian Gulf As Warning Against Iranian Riots

British Ships  Is Persian Gulf   Vessels Ready For Action in Iran Tilt

UN Forces Appear Ready To Stand And Fight ‘On Present Defense Line South Of Seoul

New Allied Defense Line Believed Strong Enough to Hold Reds  3rd Division Leader   3rd Division Leader Says Chinese Can Now Be Beaten

Enemy Forces Falling Back On Other Fronts   Report Red Chinese Have Lost 85,000 Mer In Six-Day Battles

Allies Counter Attack On Two Other Sectors   Enemy Casualties Over 85,000 In First Six Days Of Spring Drive; B-29 Bombers Give Tactical Aid To 2nd Division To Halt Reds

REDS RESUMED THEIR DRIVE ON EAST FLANK   Second Division — Again Bearing Brunt of Attack

Boyle Declares a Bottle of Ketchup Is a Sauce That Has Held the U.S. Toaether

CHINA REJECTS PEACE PLAN OFFERED BY UN   Reply tssued Today Sirnilor Te One: Previously Made

Franchot Tone Seriously Injured In Fight with Actor Tom Neal   Fight Over Who Would Marry Actress Barbara Payton

Franchot Tone Badly Beaten in Fight With Tom Neal Over Barbara Payton

Actor-Frarichot-Torie in-Serious Condition After Fight Over Blond

barbara Accuses Tom Neal -Of- “Of Throwing First Punch At Tone   Franchot Seriously Hurt Followine Rlondv Rattle

Slaughterhouses To Go up Beyond Residence Zones  No Building Permits Needed in Unplatted Area Narth of Town

Slaughterhouses To Go up Beyond Residence Zones  No Building Permit:   No Building Permits Needed in Unplatted Area North of Town

Trawler Breaks Up In Storm  Believe 8 Crewmen Dead Off East Coast

Resigned Official, Policy Racketeer Called Perjurers   Federal Grand Jury Returns Indictments while Ex-Mayor Appears at Brooklyn Probe

FBI Chief Says Organized Crime Is U. S. Disgrace  McGrath Reconven es Conference To Act

Ll  ° Cut in Steel for Consumers Goods Ordered; Auto Ceilings Raised  Prospects Dim for Ending Labor Dispute

Attempt to Get Compromise Peace In Wage Control Controversy ‘Runs Into Adamant Opposition

Compromise Wage Control Settlement Blocked by Labor   Rise in Index Dims Hope That Price Advance is Broken

Wage Voice Not Enough, Labor Says  Unions Want Wide WSB Jurisdiction :   Unions Want Wide WSB Jurisdiction in Defense Issues

Organized Labor Is Unyielding Johnston Compromise  Efforts Are Blocked

Labor Opposition Blocks Efforts To Compromise Wage Control Dispute

Labor Onneses Johnston’s Plan  Seeks Compromise   Seeks Compromise Peace In Squabble Over Wage Control

Labor Against Johnston's “Peace” Plan   Administrator Seeks to Resolve Waae Controversy

NEW BARRIERS   Likelihood of Compromise Dims; Wholesale Price Index Up.

Labor Blocks Wage Control Compromise   Union Leaders Remain Firm on Original Demands

LABOR REPORTED BALKING OFFER OF WAGE PEACE   ‘NOT GOOD ENOUGH,’ AFL-CIO REPLY TO JOHNSTON’S LATEST

Labor Blocks Peace Effort   Johnson Fails to Produce Acceptable Wage Formula

Efforts At Compromising Wage Control Dispute Reportedly Blocked By Labor

Johnston Peace Plan Draws Opposition   Administrator Seeks To Get Groups Appveased

Prospects Bin  Johnson Seeks Compromise Between Labor, Management

Johnston Asks Labor, Industry To Approve New WSB Set-Up   Mobilization Agencies Make New Regulatiohs

Labor Demands Board Authority In Any Dispute Wholesale Price Rise Is 20.2 Per Cent  Ahave T.ast Year

Organized Labor Is Opposed fo Johnston's Plan  Compromise Peace Effort Is Tried

LITTLE PROSPECT OF PEACE SETTLEMENT   Defense Mobilizer May Take Row With Labor Before Nation Monday Nirht

Labor Blocking Compromise on Wage Controls   Remodeled Board Plan ‘Not Good Enough,’ Say Union Leaders

—LABOR AND MOBILIZATION— O pposes Com promise  On Wage Stabilization

Labor Snubs Compromise on  Wage Board   Union Leaders Declare Group Should Handle All Types of Dispute

Johnston Peace Moves Run Into Labor Oppositior   Unions ant More Power For New Stabilizing Board

Peace Efforts In Pay Control Battle Snarled   Johnston's Attempts To Make A Compromise In Wage Control Dispute Hit By Unions

Labor-Industry Dispute Stalls Stabilization   ‘Remodeled Board Plan Runs Up Against Stone Wall

Johnston Works For Compromise On Labor Issue  20% Steel Cut Will Take Effect April 1

Opposition Halts Johnston Effort For Compromise   Union Leaders Are Blocking Agreement On Wage Controls

Labor Blocking New Wage Plan   AFL, CIO Want Unlimited Power for Pay Board

Johnston's Peace Effort Runs Into  Snag from Labor  Report AFL and ClO Says Offer

Proposed Shift In WSB Fails To Suit Labor   Deadlock Holds As Price Index Recumes Climb

Labor Opposes Johnston’ Pian   Seeks Compromise Peace In Squabble Over Wage Control

Leaders Reject Johnston Plan For WSB Peace   ‘That Isn’t Good Enough’ Union Officials Claim

Democrats Gain by Redistricting Bill Senafe Okay:   Vote Strictly Along Party Lines.—_GOP Charges “Gag Rule.”

Democrats Pass Redistricting Bill in Senate   Republicans Try In Vain to Stop Passage to House

Listen, Girls: What If Men Are Rationed?  Census Reveais That Sex Roles Can Be Reversed

For Years Now the Women Have -Outtalked, Outspent Men and Now Outnumber Then

Church State Under Attack By Red Force:   Northern fidochina Province Scene Of Drive By Vietminh

Reds Reoper Attacks On Indochina    Break Four-Year-Old Truce  With Three Regiments  Attacking Outposts On Red River Delia

Group Works On New Draft Bill   .. Lower-Minimum Draft Age, UMT Program Are Being Studied

Two Killed, 21 Are Hurt In ACL Railway Accident   ‘Engineer, Station Agent Killed As Trains Sideswipe At Crossine Near Georgia Station

Two Dead and 21 Injured in Train Mishan   Passenger Train Sideswipes Freight; Engineer and Agent Dead in Accident

Havana Special Wrecks Kills 2: 35-30 Injured  ACL Train Swipes Freight In Georar

 CHICKEN SUPPER AT  FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH 'TMITIRENAY OCTORER or

First GI Killed In Korea Takes Place In Fresh U.S. Grave On First Korean War Anniversary

Fight Against News Barriers, Editors Urged   , Top Newspapermen “Of-Nation Convene

Four Killed On Highways In Weekend   Two Are Soldisrs, One Highway Patrolman ond Truck Driver Are Victim

Collazo Death Penalty Asked By Prosecutor   -Plot To Kill Truman Admitted, Government Lawyer Tells Jurors

GRIM WORDS FOR COLLAZO  U. S. Prosecutor Seeks Truman Assassin's Doom

Verdict Dooming Collazo Requested  Defense Attorneys Conceal Strategy

Collazo Death Verdict Sought   Federal Jury Gets  Ward Fram Attnrna:

Death Is Asked For Puerto Rican Involved In Attack On White House

Truman Faced With Setbacks On Control Law  Congress Determined To Onnosce Channac   Congress Determined To Oppose Changes, Flood Gates Opening

Bill to Legalize Colored Oleomargarine In Pennsylvania to Be Ready Next Week

Bill Legalizing Colored Olec ls Prepared  Senate Sends Civil. Defense Bill To House fer Okay

 Must Pay Their Share Ike Bluntly Warns European Nations Balking at Arms Costs

lke Is Angry At Balking By Europe Stafes   Lashes Out With Demand For More Military Funds

Ike Tells Nations Arms Spending Must be Boosted   General Declares Lightening of Burden Cannot Come Until Force Is Large Enough to Deter Russia—Buildup Problem Arises When Some Members of Atlantic Organization Balk at Increasing Defense Budgets.

lke Chides Europeans   Sharply Reminds Them Security Costly, They’re Not Paying Their Share

Balky European Nations Lashed By Eisenhower in Blunt And Angry Voice In Defense of Atlantic Treaty

: There’s Honor Among Thieves  100 Unguarded California Inmates Build Highway. Get $3.30 a Day

APPRAISAL GROUP NAMED   Wright, Shearer And Brant Appointed To Committee

Acheson Urges Quick Action On  Grain For India   Secretary Makes Plea Before Senate Committee.

India Grain Need Urgent   Acheson Asks Speedy Action By Congress

Acheson Urges Congress Action Nov To Speed Grain To Stricken India

Quick Action On Aid To India Sought  ee °   Famine Developing, Grain Is Needed, Acheson Declares

Acheson Asks For Speed On Grain To Indi:   Tells Senate Group That Famine Mounts Faster Than Feared

WATER ISSUE IS REVIVED IN WAKE OF FIRE   Opinion Differs Whether  New System Would Have Cut Loss

Jon Greeneisen To Compete InNational Event  B¥en Mixenlifgzin Dea   Hea Qualified For Speaking Contest At FFA Convention

Jon Greeneisen To Compete In National Event   Has Qualified For Speaking Contest At FFA Convention

State Legislators Urge Top of 25% ‘on Federal Taxes  '   Also Discuss Drivers License Law, Livestock Vaccination at Jeff City.

Washington Is Alert to War Danger, But Has High Hopes of Keevina Peace

WASHINGTON SURVEY IS HOPEFUL U.S. Capital Intensely Alert But Believe ‘51 War Can Be Averted

War Panic DiesDown In Capitol   Danger Is Viewed  Calmly and Careful Plans Made to Meet  It: Some Exceptions

Washington Confident of Peace in 51  Few Fear War With Russians, Ronartor Finds

 Mobilization; Rearming Not in Spirit of Panic, Writer Says . .  Washington Confident on Chances for Peace in 1951

Washington Reasonably Sure of Peace This Year   Many Opinions But No Panic in U.S. Planning

Big 3 Seek Russ Troops Reduction   Soviet Counters With Demand for Germon Arms End

Allied Deputies Challenge Russ   Eurcpe Tension Blamed to Huge Armed Forces of Kremlin, Satellites

Brace Levees On Missouri, Mississippi   Hope Kansas, High  Water Flattens Out Before t Hits

Workers Brace Levees Near St. Louis   Kansas City, Mo., Area. Kansas Hard Hit By Recent Floods

WSB Is Object: Of Sirike'lssuex        “Mills: O spose” aking -Case: O spoes Board °

New WSB Setup Enters Dispute   Textile Union Says it Can Settle Fight; Dan River Says Not

POWER OF WAGE BOARD DISPUTED   Views Clash On Question Of Authority ‘To Settle Textile Strike — No Agrcement Seen.

Two Asheboro Men Killed In Crash of Light Plane   Lifeboat From Sunken Yacht Is Found After Five Days Of Madness And Death

SURVIVOR RELATES ~ TALE OF TRAGEDY   Man Tells: of: High Seas ‘Mishap: 8 Meet Death :

EIGHT PERISH ON LIFEBOAT IN STORM AT SEA   Escaped Wrecked Yacht But _ Forgot to Take Water too "anid Food:

Eight Perish After Yacht Sinks Off Carolina Coast: Only One Survives

Survivor Tells How Eight Died Adrift in Ocean   Seaman Recovering From Four Days of Huncer. Exposure

Fight Of Nine Aboard Yacht Lost At Sea  Lone Survivor Tells Horror Stary

Eight Perish in Yacht Sinking; Lone Survivor Tells of. Four-Day Ordeal

Survivor of Ocean Tragedy Tells of Four-Day Nightmare   Eight Lives Lost as Yacht Springs a Leak

EIGHT PERISH — ON LIFEBOAT IN STORM AT SEA   : Escaped Wrecked Yacht But Forgot to Take Water and Food,

Washington Man, Wife, Son: Crew Die In Yacht Disaster   Undergo Four Days Of Exposure, No Food Or Water; One Crewman Survives

5 DAYS OF HORROR IN LIFEBOAT ‘Lone Survivor Tells ‘8 Deaths at Sea

Survivor Of Yacht Tragedy Fatal To 8 Sobs Tale Of 4-Day Horror On Boat

Eight Die After Yacht Goes On Reef Within Sight Of Shore, Only One Crewman Survives

YACHT DISASTER FATAL TO: EIGHT   Crew Spends Four Days Lost At Sea In Lifeboat After Ship Runs Aground On Reef.

Lone Survivor Of Yachting Tragedy Talks   Four-Day Nightmare Aboard Lifeboat Told By Sobbing Crewman

Only Survivor of Yachting Tragedy Which Took 8 Lives Tells of Four-Day Nightmare

‘Overturned Truck Blocks Highway as Red Delegation  Drives Into San Francisco

Attack Validity Of Indictments Of William Wise   Pleas Claim Irrgularity In  Handling of Jury ‘ Names

Wise Attacks County Grand Jury Validity   Files Pleas in Abatement in Indictments; Defendant Granted Change of Venue Beam Indee.

$18.000 Babysitter Binge . Girls Ran Off With Doctor’s Money Beéause ‘Life’s Dull’

2» Army’s Awol “Hermit? Exposed as Civilized Canadian   Ss ARMY FILARRBRERGASTED

Eight Migs Hit As They Seek To Stop Forts   Tempo Of Ground Fighting Steps Up On Korean Fronts

More Than 200 Planes Clash In Battle In Korea  Eight Russian Made   Eight Russian Made Jet Planes Damaged In Series Of Fights

Stassen Bid Opens Fight For Votes   Four Factions Seek Delegates At GOP Meeting

ELUSIVE REDS ARE HUNTED BY U.N. PATROLS  Most Allied Field Officers Ralia ‘non.  V po ory   Most Allied Field Officers Believe Communists Massing for New Drive.

Jets Blaze Path For Capture Of Hill By United Nations; Patrol Clashes Main Action

F-80 Jets Blaze Path For Troops To Capture Hill   Eighth Army Action Along Front Limitec To Patrol Clashes

Jets Blaze Path For UN Troops   Hill in Central Korea Is Captured

Shooting Stars Blaze Path For Hill Capture   United Nations Capture Position on Central Front

Jet Planes Pave Way For Troops   U.N. Forces Take Hill Along Central Korean Battlefront

‘K’ Day Goes By Without End of World   “Children of Light” Had Gathered for the Great Event.

Britain Sends lran Stern Note  Calls for Talks to Settle Oil Dispute

Tran Deputy — WarnsPressure  May Cause War   British Talk of Sending  Paratroopers Cause of  - Concern; Stern Note

BRITAIN SENDS NOTE TO IRAN IN OIL DISPUTE   Makes Stern Demand for High Level Telks Over . Seizure. °

Stern Note Is Sent to Iran   Britain Asks High Level Discussions on Oil Dispute

Pressure In Iran Oil Case Stepped Up   British Reported Ready To Send  Paordatroopers

British Dispatch Stern Note To Iran About Oil Controversy   SAYS BRITISH PRESSURE MAY BRING WORLD WAR

DIVORCE 1S ASKED ~ BY GLARK GABLE   ;  HOLLYWOOD HEARS ¥FOR MER LADY ASHLEY WiLL  SEEK BIG SETTLEMENT.

 Democracy in Action—  Texans Urged to Visit Schools Mar. 4-11  During Statewide Public School Week

One Drowns In Flash Flood Af Pine Blutf   Road Blocked, Cattle Destroyed By High Waters

One Known Dead In Flood At Pine Bluff   Heavy Rains Send Streams Out Of Ranks

PLAN 10 SPEED END OF HEARING ON MAC ARTHUR   Vote to Call Only Four More Witnesses Before Committee.

M’ARTHUR HEARING NEARS WINDUP   Committee Votes To Hear Ouly.4 More Witnesses

Four More  Witnesses  ‘To Be Heard   MacArthur Committee To Hear Hurley, Barr, O'Donnell And Badger Tn Few Days

Committee To End MacArthur Inquiry  Only Four More Witnesses Ts Bearneoer Boteesn Senn beewe

Only Four More Ta Tell Senate   MacArthur May Be Called Back Again

OK End Of Doug Ouster Hearings  To Hear Only Four More Witnesses

PROBE OF WAR WILL END SOON   Commiilee Votes To Hear Only Four More Witnesses And Close Inquiry As Soon As Possible.

Senators Vote To End inquiry On MacArthur  Group To Hear Only Four Witnesses Before Quitting

Far East Policy Inquiry Group Jo End Hearing   Probers Vote To Call Four More Witnesses °

Only Four More To Be Called In M Arthur Probe   Chairman Russell Says ‘Hard Findings’ Due

MacArthur Quiz Witness Roster Slached to Four  Probe of Firing May Be Completed  QASic LL? 6UT CUFF.

A Witi.esses More To Be  Called on Asia   Hurley, 20 Generals, Admiral to Close Senate Inquiry

Quick End To Hearing Ts Slated    Senate. Group to Hear Only 4 More Witnesses ‘In MacArthur Probe; General May Return

More Witnesse: To Appear At Senate Inquiry  Russell Hopeful Probe May End Within Next Week

M’ Arthur Probe To Hear 4 More  Votes to End Inquiry ” As Soon As Possible’

Inquiry Aims At Early Windup Of Mac Hearing  To Hear Only4 More Witnesses

Senators Will Hear 4 More Witnesses   Hurley, O'Donnell, Barr, Badger Set to Wind Up Quiz

Only Four More’ Witnesses. to Be Heard By Senate   MacArthur Hearings May Be Concluded: :  “Next Week Under:  Newly Adopted Plas

Senators Vote To Speed Quiz Of Witnesses   Harriman Will Not Be Called, M’ Arthur Gets Bid To Return

luick Windup if MacArthur robe Seen:   Seanters Agree To Question Only 4 More Witnesses

TO HEAR FOUR” MORE WITNESSES   Expect To End Hearings By Next Week

Mac Hearings  To End Soon   Four More Witnesses To Be Called: MacArthur May Appear Once More

Senate MacArthur Inquiry Group To Hear Only Four More Witnesses      To Close Probe At Earliest Date; MacArthur Invited To Testify Aqain

Four Witnesses. Only to Testify. In Closing Days?  Agree General to Ge Chance for Rebuttal

Lommiitee To Hear Four More Witnesses   MacArthur Invited To Return As Group Pians Finish in Week

Chairman Says  Ouster Hearing To End Shortly   MacArthur Committee To Seek Testimony From Ouly -} More Witnesses

Probers Set Windup Date For Inquiry  MacArthur a Quiz zers to Hea

Votes tor Early Ending of Probe   Senate Committee to Cail Only + More Witnesses to Hearings.

HURLEY ON THE LIST  Former Ambassador to China Among Those Still To Be Heard From

Investigators Vote To Close Hearings Soon   Body Probing Firing Of General To Call Only Four Witnesses

Mae Ouster Inquiry To Hear 4 More   Senators Expect to End Investigation by Next Week—MacArthur Asked to Speak Again

Senators Seek Early Ending Of M Arthur Probe   Only Four More Witnesses Slated To Be Broucsht In

Will Call Four More Witnesse: Group Says  Agree That Early   Agree That Early Wind Up ‘Would Be In Public Interest’

Mae’s Ouster Probers Will Hear 4 More         Decide to End Quiz Speedily; May Recall Gen. MacArthur

Committee Has Agreed to Call 4 More Witnesses  General May Accept   General May Accept Invitation to Appear For Rebuttal Testimeny

MacArthur Inquiry Committee Votes to Hear Only Four More Witnesses, End Probe  Solons Say General Might Be Asked to Testify Once More

MacArthur Probe Senators To Hear lestimony by Four  Plan To Conclude Far East Hearing Within Few Days

MAC P END SHORTLY   Committee Decides T Hear But Four More Witnesses

Committee Will Hear Only Four More Witnesses   Senators Will End MacArthur Inquiry ‘As “Soon ds: Possible

ToEnd MacArthur Hearing by Next Week at Latest   “In Public Interest’ to Conclude It Soon.—Only Four More Witnesses.

MacArthur Inquiry To Soon Be Ended      General Might Return for Rebuttal After Four More Witheossasoieo Called te Ganeare

Names Four More Witnesses, Seeks Quick End for Inquiry; Harriman Not Called

Inquiry Committees Decide To Hear Only Four More Witnesses      Two Senate Committees Vote Unanimously To Close Inquiry At Earliest Poesihle Date

PROBE MAY END THIS WEEK. ._  Senate MacArthu Inquiry to Hear  Only 4 More Men

ONLY 4 MOR WITNEaato TE BE CALLED UP   Senate Investigation to End This Week’ or Next, Russell Says.

Senate Votes To Close Their Inquiry At The Earliest Possible Date

General May Speak Again  MacArthur Is Likely To Reappear Shortly

———eo—v  Will Hear Four More  Witnesses    General May Be   Questioned Again

MacArthur Ouster Probe Nearing End   Decision To Terminate Inquiry At ‘Earliest Date’ Is Surprise

Quick Ending Of M’Arthur  Hearing Seen   Senate Groups Call Only Four: Additional Witnesses

Far East Probe Will End Soon   Committee Votes To Call Only Four More Witnesses, Russell Says

Docket of Witnesses Cut to Four   Senators May Conclude Inquiry on MacArthur By End of Week.

MacArthur Probe to End Soon   Only Four More Witnesses Will  Be Heard Unless General Returns

Mac Inquiry Will Be Ended   Only Four More Witnesses To Be Called In Probe

Committee To Call Only Four More To Stand   Hearing to End This Week or Next; May Call General Again

Ouster Probe Is Expected To End Soon   Senate Committee Plans To Hear Only 4 More Witnesses

SENATORS VOTE SPEEDY END T0 M’ARTHUR PROBE   WILL HEAR FOUR MORE WITNESSES AND THEN ADJOURN

Senators to Bring Inquiry To Quick End   Four More Witnesses Will Terminate Long ‘Investigation Into  MacArthur Incident

MacArthur Probe Will Close Soon   Four More Witnesses to Be Heard. Says Chairman Russe!)

Firing Inquiry Is Cut Short By Senate Probers   Only 4 More Witnesses To Be Heard; General MacArthur May Reply

Early End Of Hearing Is Planned   General Invited To Testify Again; Harriman Dropped

Senators Vote Limit of Four As Witnesses   End Mav Come In Current Week, Russell Savs

.— EARLY WINDUP SOUGHT — Only Four More to Be Heard on War Policy

Senators Vote To.End MacArthur Inquiry Quickly  Probers Decide To Call. But’ Four” More To Testify

Senators Act To End Long Policy Probe   4 Witnesses Remain; MW’ Arthur Invited To Return

Senate Inquiry On MacArthur Nearing Windup  Group To Call Onl 4 More Witnesses

Vote To Wind Up Hearing On MacArthur   Senate Group  Agrees Te Hear Only Four More Witnesses

Hurley, Two Generals and Navy Spokesman Slated in Final Testimony; Sen. Cain Attacks State Department’

Investigators to End MacArthur Probe ‘As Soon as Possible’  Only Four More to Testify, MacArthur May Appear Again

MacArthur Hearings To End Soon   Agree to Halt Investigating At Early Date

Truce Group in Final Plea To Red China   Outline Three Stages In New Plan To Promote Accord

Truce Group Of U.N. Plans New Bid For Peace   To Continue Effort For New Approach Tc Communist China

Long-Missing Irving Sherman May Appear Today Before Senate Crime Investigations in New York.

COSTELLO SAYS RE DABBLED IN CITY POLITICS   Admits Pulling Strings To Elect Friend Tammany  Hall Head   O’DWYER TESTIFIES BEFORE COMMITTEE

Former N. ¥. Mayor Concedes Help From Henchman of Racketeer in "45, But Tells Kefauver Committee Gang Got No Payoff; Met ‘on Business’

Former Mayor Says Racketeer Likely Aided In Election   O'Dwyer Tells Probers There Was No Payoff To Ces  tello Gang-—Racket Leader Back On Witness. Caand Ean Eifel. Tima

Got Help FromCostello Henchman,  O’DwyerSays   Pulled Strings In Tammany Hall. Costello Admits

GAMBLER BARES SOME DETAILS OF POLITIGAL ROLE   O'Dwyer Testifies He Probably Got Help from Costello Henchman in "45   DENIES ASKING AID   Two ‘Star Witnesses’ Due to Be Recalled by Prohers Today

Helped to Place Kennedy Head Of Democrats  ‘O'Dwyer “Admits “Racketeer. Aided: Him. in,‘45 Race:

Helped Put Friend In As Head Man   O’Dwver Says He Was Probably Aidec Jn 1945 Campaign

Former Mayor Testifies Help From Racketeer’ s Henchman Not His Idea, Denies Payoff

Ex-Mayor O’Dwyer Claims Assistance From Henchman Wasn't His Idea, Got No Payoff

‘Tammany Influence Related by Costello At NY Crime Probe   Racketeer Admits He Pulled Strings to Put Demo Friend in Leadership; O’Dwyer States He Met Costello at Latter’s Residence

Put His Friend At Tammany Helm,  He Tells Probers   O'Dwyer Says He Got Unasked Campaign Help From Costello’s Aide But Did Not Make Payoff

Appleton Resigns Stafe Building Job  §. “TaLine De   is Taking Position With RCA in East

UNOFFICIAL OBSERVER OF U. N. IS SPEAKER   Mrs. Alfred Chapman is The Guest of Newtown  : P. T. A   PLANS FOR A PARADE

UNITED NATIONS WORK TOLO 10 NEWTOWN PTA   Mrs. Chapman Explaindd Need For Individual Help

LOCAL AND MINOR BILLS ARE PASSE   House Has 56 More to Re view, Including a Fair Employment Measure   [FUNDS FOR HOSPITALS

Rejection Of Tax Bill Stuns GOP   Political Maneuver Will Give Legislators Another Chance To Vote On  State Income Tax.

Approve Bill Chiefly on Flood Control]   Senate Group Ignores Formula Set Up in House

Considered Firing Mac Many Times During Past Year   Truman Says He Just Made Up His Mind On March 24

Removal of Gen. Mae Arthur Considered Several Times During Year, President Says

HEADS STATE ELKS   Milt Stoffer, Lawrence Elected President at Wichita Convention

Agents Grab Big Haul a Of Drugs .   Half-A-Million Dollars Worth Of Mariiuana Seized

NARCOTICS AGENTS MAKE BIG HAUL   MARVIUANA WORTH $500,000 FOUND IN SECRET COMPARTMENTS OF (CAR.

Se ee ee een  Drug Haul Worth Half A Million  Marijuana Cached In Automobile Body

WILL PUSH WORK ON SCHOOL SHOPS PLAN   Board Conferred With Architect Yesterday: Bond Vote Passed— But Margin Was Small —

‘SCHOOL SHOPS PLAN   Board Conferred With Architec Yesterday: Bond Vote Passed— But Margin Was Small 

Eden Invites Louisiana T 0 Send Birds AfterT exas PelicansArrive In London

It Takes Anthony Eden To Settle \Quarrel Between Texas, Louisiana

Turks Reject  Russian Note   Sovict Told Defense Be ing Built Against Soviet Threat

Turkey Moving Ahead To Aid  Defense Plan .   So Informs Russia In Note Delivered Last Night.

Turkey Getting Ready To Aid West, Sharp Ankara Note Tells Soviets

TURKEY DEFIES SOVIET THREAT   Note To Russia Says Turks Will Aid Western  Defense

Turkey Tells Russia About Military Plans   Reds Informed Of Leaning Toward Western Allies

Yank Troops Reoccupy Road Center a Osan  Three-Pronaed UN   Three-Pronged UN Drive Goes Within 23-Miles of Seoul

ALLIED DRIVE WITHIN 23 MILES OF SEOUL   Reds Driven From Flaming Suwon By U.S. Planes

Yanks Go On Attack In Korea   Troops, Tanks Explode Counter-Attack In Seoul Sector To Retake Osan

Going to Stay Says Collins   Thousands of Reds Leave Suwon After Air Bombardment Cutting Down 1400

Allied Drive Sweeps North Against Reds   Meantime, U.S. Army Chief Collins Says: “Were Here Ta Stay?

Three-Pronged Allied Drive Captures Osan, Carries to Within 23 Miles of Former Capital, Reds Shift East in Attempt to Flank Wonju

Yanks’ Drive Carries To ‘Seoul Region   Collins Promises Some Replacements In Several Months

Here Are the Pros and Cons ‘Of Gen. MacArthur’s Ouster   Background of Policy Fuss Involved Best Method to Curb Reds «Ss

Europe or Asia: Which is Most Important to Defend? Here’ s Background of Long-Smoldering Feud iBetween MacArthur and Truman Reaime

MacArthur Visits Korean War Front  Says Parallel 38 Crossing Will Be Considered When Reached  BRITISH ARE OPPOSED  General Scoffs at Stalin’s Prophecy of U. N. Annihilation

General Scoffs at Stalin's Prophecy of U. N. Annihilation   FOUR ARE DOUBTFUL

Ro val Pair to  rs   Princess Elizabeth And Prince Philip Be Truman’s Guests

British Royalty To Visit Truman   Elizabeth, Philip Plan U. S. Trip

Price Chief _ States Cost Adjustments Are To Come   Order Forthcoming Regulating Markup On Food Production

Markups Will Ease ‘Squeeze’ On Businesses   Merchants Holding Line To Get Roll-Forwards; Price Increases Stopped

DiSalle’s New Price Order Will Resulf In Some Cutbacks   But Regulation Wil) Create Cost Hikes on Other Foods

Food Price Markups Set For Controls   Rollbacks Expected If Gap Excessive; Pay Increases Seen

Some Rollbacks And Some Hikes Coming, Says   Price Chief Says New Reg: ulation Will Stabilize Levels; Early Decision Seen On Wage Increases

Gen. Mark Clark Says Korea War Veterans May Be Replaced This Summer

First of Series of ‘Know the World’   Teachers Association Is Sponsoring Program Which Starts Tonight at LHS

On ‘Know the World’ Here  ; Pian Programs   Adult Edueation Sessions Will Feature Speakers From Allied Countries

Duck Hunters Get 5-10 Extra Shooting Days   New Regulations More Liberal For Coming Fall Season

Warn Reds Issue Of Peace Or War Solely Up To You   Communists Hint They May Decide To Keep On Fighting Unless Allies Back Down Still Further — Reds Promise Answer To United Nations By Tomorrow

Ultimatum Point In Truce Talk   Communists Indicate They May Keep On — Unless UN  Backs Down Further.

Allies Yield On Five Points To Gain Truce   Limited Ratation OF Troops Is On The Compromise Pragran

UN Negotiators Give In On Five Points At Issue   Communists Told Issue In Your Hands

Allies Make Five Final Concessions  Choose Between   Choose Between War or Peace, Communists Told

lf Compromise Spurned War Will Be Pushed   No Further Yielding Possible, Gen. Turner Tells Communists

Bitter Fight Gains Ground Lost Earlier   Answer From Enemy May Be Received On Sunday

Limited Instend of Unlimited Troop Rotation During Armistice; Neutral Observation Teams Included   YISLD TO REDS ON SOME FOINTS

REDS FINAL CONCESSIONS   Allied Truce Negotiators Tell Communists War or Peace Is Up to Them.

Final Truce Concessions Handed Reds   United Nations ' Negotiators Leave Decision of Peace or War Up to Communists.

Commies Want Allies to Back Down Still Further   Sen. Turner Gives _ New Six-Point Compromise Plan

Wheeler Labels Bureaucracy As Chief Threat   State Editors Told World War Ill Is Not Inevitable

Wheeler Labels Bureaucracy As Chief Threat  Canta Citéeare Tall   State Editors Told World War Ill Is Not Inevitable

The Art of Squelching All Hecklers Gracefully Is a Mustin the Show Business

Both Sides Agree To Postal Office  Kor War Prisoners   Three Days To Truce Deadline, Armistice Chances Are Slight

Communists Keep Ban On Red Cross   Turn Down Ridgway Appeal But Agree To Open Postoffice

Foe Bars IRC, Offers POW Mail Service   Red Negotiators Speah of Earls Armistice Hones

Favor Plan For Neutral Post Office   Soldier Attend Religious Rites As Front Is Quiet

STRANGELY HOPEFUL NOTEIS SOUNDED BY REDS: INSPECTION OF PRISONER CAMPS REFUSED

Prison Camp Appeal Given Red Rejectio  ‘UN Quickly Agrees  To Red Proposal O   ‘UN Quickly Agrees To Red Proposal O: Establishing Postal Unit in Panmunjom

Strange Answer Is Given UN by . Korean General  Armistice Deadline

Communists Refuse Plea of Ridgway That Red Cross Help Sick-Wounded POWs   Red Gen. Says No Hurry To Settle Truce Questions

Reds Reject Allied Plea See Prisons   Proposed Inspection Of Communist POW Camps Not Suitable To Red Officials

Enemy Rejects Ridgway Request To Open Camps   Red Cross Inspection Plan Spurned, But Common Postoffice Is Approved

Reds Rejeci Ridgway Bid   Refuse to Let Red Cross Inspect Prison Camps,  Agree to Prisoner Post Office

Reject U.N. Apnea! for Inspection of Camps by Red Cross   Reds Insist They Show “Humanitariasm” to Allied Prisoners of War.

ENEMY BARS RED CROSS INSPECTION   Reds Claim Prisoners Shown “Humanitarianism.’ Dec, 27 CeaseFire Deadline Near.

HOPEFUL N IS SOUNDED BY ENEMY   Only 3 Days Remain Before Truce Deadline   To Be Served Negotiators After Meeting; Agree On POW Postoffice

CLAIM ALLIES ARE DELAYING PEACE TALKS.   Envoys To Meet ‘Again Tonight At Panmunjom

Reds Reject Appeal for Prisoners   Peiping Radio Says Red Cross Visits Unnecessary

Reds Reject POW Camp Inspection   Good Care Obviates Red Cross Survey, Declares Commie

Red Cross Is Barred  From Prison:   Reds Reject Piea Of U.N. To Permit Inspection Of North Korean Facilities

Prison Camps Remain Closed to Red Cross  Communists Refuse Ridgway's Ap peal But Aaree to Exchanae Mail

Communist High Command Rejects Ridgway's Appeal For Red Cross Inspection of Enemy Prison Camps

Reds Refuse UN Pleas To Visit Camps  Declare Red Cross Tearmantiane Da.......1

Reds Say No To Red Cross   Will Not Permit Inspection Of Prisoner Camps

Reds Reject Inspection Of POW Camps  U.N. Okays Prisoner Postoffice Proposal;  PAS are. ae.

Ridgway Appeal for Red Cross Visit Turned Down; Reds Hint At Early Agreement on Truce

Reds Turn Down Plea for Prison Camp Inspection   Allies Push for Truce Against Three-Day Deadline That May Bring Renewed Fighting

Slim Hopes By Allies as Date Nears   Postal Pact Is Agreed Upon by Both Sides to Assure Mail for Men   Dean Letter Sent   Note to General’s Wife Is Rushed to Tokyo for Mailing to U. S.

Prison Camp Appeal Given Red Rejection   UN Quickly Agrees To Red Proposal O: Establishing Postal  Unit in Panmunjom

Approve Of Prisoners Mail Service   See Slim Chance. To Beat Deadline

REDS REJECT PLEA TO INSPECT PRISON CAMPS   CREATE POSTOFFICE e FOR EXCHANGE OF MAIL FROM POW’S

Reds Refuse to Allow Red Cross To See Prisoners   ‘Not Necessary Because of Red ‘Aumanitoarism’

Red Cross Check Of Korean Camps Held Unnecessary   Inspection By UN Unnecessary Because Of ‘Humanitarianisn’ Shown Prisoners In Communist Camps, Reds’ Top Command Replies To United Nation Request

Commies Reject Red Cross Probe Of POW Camps   Delegates Push For Truce Before Dec. 27 Deadline

Reds Turn Down Inspection By Red Cross Unit  Negotiators Work Witl Truce Deadline Three Days Off

Reds Refuse ToOK Camp  Inspections   Gen. Ridgeway’s Plea is Rejected T oday : *“Unnecessary”

Reds Firm, No Inspection Of Camps Allowed   Early Agreement On Armistice Said To Be Indicated

Reds Refuse to Open Prisons To Red Cross   But Postoffice Will Be Established So Mail Can Be Exchanaed

ENEMY REJECTS PLAN TO. ADMIT RED CROSS UNIT   Negotiators Agrée To Establish Postoffice In Neutral Sector To elay Prisoner Mail.

Slim Chance of Korea Truce as Deadline Nears   Ridgway Red Cross Appeal Denied—-U N Troops Pray, Fight

Reds Re ject Prison Cam  Check Plea      Foe’s Offer to Exchange POW Letters Agreec To by Allies

Will Not Let Red Cross In Until Truce   Enemy Says His *Humanitarianism’  Needs No Check-up

Reds Reject Visits to Camps By Red Cross  Allies Beat Back NA a Attacke: Many   Allies Beat Back Minor Attacks; Many  Attend Services

Red Cross Can’‘t Visit POW Sites   Chances Appear Dim for Armistice Before Deadline

Reds Reject Prison Camp Plea of UN  Ridgway Asked Red Cross Permit

Peace Deadline Three Days Off:   Cardinal Spellman... Speaks’ Near Front:

Reds Reject Red Cross  Inspection   POWs Shown ‘Humanitarianism Communists Say

Reds Reject Plea by Allies For Camp Check   Claim Prisoner Treatment Makes Tour Unnecessary

REDS REFUSE PRISON CAMP INSPECTIONS   But Agree To Prisoner Exchange ofMail; Hopeful Note Soundgg.

Both Sides OK Postoftice ln Panmunjom   Only Three Days Left Until Cease-fire Line Agreement Expires-—— UN Gets Dean Letter

HOPEFUL NOTE IS SOUNDED BY ENEMY   Only 3 Days Remain Before Truce Deadline   CHRISTMAS DINNER   To Be Served Negotiators After Meeting: Agree On POW Postoffice

Reds Reject U.N. Appeal for Prison Camp Inspection  But Offer Proposal §

Deny Camps inspection   Refuse Ridgway Appeal For Visits To Prisons   UNNECESSARY, SAY REDS, SINCE ALLIED PRISONERS TREATED HUMANELY

Communist High Commanc Rejects Ridgway’s Appeal for Inspection   [OKAY AFTER A TRUCE   Along Still Front, Most Sol diers Attend Christmas Services

IN NEW TAXES   Special Senate Group Goes To Work On State Budget

Cut in Budget Forecast by Senate Group   Fine’s Civil Defense Proaram Faces Slash

CIVIL DEFENSE CUT APPROVED IN NEW TAXES   Special Senate Group Goes To Work On State Budget

a  Caudle Claims He's Malice Victim, Justice Devartment Opens Tax Files

Caudle Declares He Was ‘Afraid For My Life’   Puts in An EmotionPacked Appearance

Checking Reeords For Information On Caudle Case   Outside Presaure Charge Seen Involving Some Members Of Congress

Ousted Official Tells of Threats  Caudle Testifies On Charlotte Job

Ousted Tax Fraud Chief Is Witness   Probers Hear How Attorney’s Drive On Crime Earned Police Enmity

Feared He’d Lose Life in Crime Probe   Lamar Caudle Says Police, Agents at Charlotte Hate Him

CAUDLE SAYS HE'S. VICTIM OF MALICE   Ex-Prosecutor Tells of Fight Against Rackets: Justice Dept. To Open Tax Files

Caudle Tells Fear Caused by His  Drive Upon Crime   Tells House Group Foe: Hate Him — Says He’s Victim of Malice

Fears Violence in Racket Probe   Cites Malicious Intent of Charlotte Officials

Lamar Caudle Testifies He ls Victim Qf Littlejohn’s “Malicious Intent”

CAUDLE TESTIFIES LIFE WAS PLACED IN GRAVE DANGER   Ousted Official Charges Malicions Intent By -’ Police Chief, FBI Men

Dies Savs He May Oppose  Tom Connall y   Former Congressman Discusses Prospects For “52 Campaign

~ "Corporate Cadavers’ Plav Part in’ REC’s ‘Bia Fix’   By Malcolm Johnson

‘CORPORATE CADAVERS MAY AID TAX DODGE   Is One of Problems Under Study by Senate  Investigators   IS A COMPLEX SET-UP

 Water Was 15 Feet Deep  Mother Who Couldn't Swim Rescues Daughter From Well

Allied Officers Ordered To Halt Offensive Action   Ground Truce Exists Along Entire Front; U.N. Troops Told Not To Shoot Unless Under Attack.

Troops Of Both Sides Put Under  Informal Orders   U.N. Forces Are Told Not To Fire On Reds Unless Fired On First; Order Will Hold During Cease-Fire Parley — Unless Reds Decide To Break Agreement

Order Firing Stopped, But Men on Alert   Bontires, Cigarets Mark Out 145-Mile No-Action Front

Fighting Halted As Negotiators Seek Armistice  Report Order to 8th Army Shoot Only If Attacked

No Cease-Fire Savs 8th Army —Hront Quiet   teds Play Volley Ball In View of UN Troops ~Newsman Claims He Saw “Hold Fire’ Order

Reds Playing Volley Ball, End Blackout  AP Carreacnandeni   AP Correspondent Says 8th Army Issued Order; Army Denies It

War on Ground Stopped; Troops  Remain on Alert  New Order Given After Cease-fire Line Agreement

Commies Play Volleyball as. Yanks Watch   Air, Sea Fighting Goes On; 8th Army Denies Cease-fire

Ground Fighting In Korea Comes To Stop Today  No Action Of Any Kind On War   ee

Troops Ordered To Fire Only If Under Attack; Reds Abandon Blackout      . AMERICAN OFFICER   Warns Troops At Front Not To Relax, That War Is Not Over

GI's Watch Reds Play _ Volley Ball   Air War Goes On : Three More MIGs Knocked From Sky

White House Order Hinted   Reds Play Volleyball Undisturbed by Watching American Servicemen

Troops Ordered To Fire Only If Under Attack; Reds Abandon Blackout  AMERICAN OFFICER  Narns Prooos At Kront Not To Relay   Warns Troops At Fkront Not To Relax. That War Is Not Over

'Ground Truce Amounts to Cessation of Hostilities; Reds Abandon 18-Month Blackout  *

‘Informal Cease Fire’  Along 145-Mi. Front   Air, Naval War Continues as Front-Line Forces Stand Guard, Wait Official Orders

REPORT SAYS UNITED NATIONS TROOPS ORDERED NOT TO FIRE AT ENEMY UNLESS ATTACKED

Both Sides Stop Shooting In Surprise Cease-Fire Move  Chinese Play Games Near Front Lines As U.N. Troops Watch For Sneak Attack SEOUL, Korea (AP) Field dispatches based on Allied officers’ reports said the ground fighting in Korea came to a complete stop today, with only official announcement lacking to prociaim a cease-

CHINESE LIGHT BONFIRES ALONG BATTLE LINE WHILE CIS WATCH CAUTIOISLY

Waiting Period Now In Effect   Fighting To Continne lf Truce Talks Fail

UN Troops Receive Orders Not to Fire Unless Attacked: Reds Resting, too

Official Announcement Lacking; Only Scouting Patrols to Operate Pending Armistice

Lack Only Official - _ Quit Order   Field Dispatches All Say Orders Not To” Fire Received

Both Sides Quit Fighting During Armistice Confab   Eighth Army Troops Ordered Only To Defend Themselves; Air War Continues in MIG Alley

Official Word Needed Now To Proclaim ‘Cease-Fire’;  ‘Chinese Play Volley-Ball

Formal Cease-fir e Denied, But Soldiers Are Play ing Volley Ball Along Silent 145-Mile Battle Line

Shooting Stops  In Korean War Reds Play Volley Ball  On Gentleman's Pact

— QUIET —  UN Forces Told to Hold Fire   REDS STOP FIGHTING, TOO

Troops of Both Sides Quit Shooting War   8th Army Denies Issuing Any Cease-Fire Order Ending Hostilities Along Front

Kighth Army Denies Giving Cease Order   But Writer Sees Copy; Troops Stop All Shooting

Ground Fighting Halted, Field Dispatches Report   Only Official Announcement Lacking To Proclaim Cease-Fire in Korea

‘Troops of U.N. Get Orders Not 'To.Fire and Chinese Play Games   However, 8th Army Headquarters Denies Order and Air Fighting Continues to Rage

U.S. Eighth Army Told To Remain Under Cover; Air Warfare Continues

Allies Warned To Fire Only If Enemy Attacks   Patrols Avoid Contact; Chinese Play Volley Bal In View Of Americans

Both Sides Lay Down Arms; Reds Play Volleybalt   Americans Told Not To Shoot Unless First Attacked

Stay Under Cover For Defense   Order Comes Soon After Provisional Cease-Fire Line Is Avreed Upon

Allied Pilots Bag ThreeIn Aerial Battle   One American Plane Shot Down By Reda Over Northern Zone

Only Official Announcement Still Lacking to Proclaim- Cease-Fire; Reds Abandon Blackout at Dark  UN Soldiers Ordered Not to Fire Unless Enemy Shoots at Them

UN Troops Receive Instructions Not to Shoot at Enemy Unless Attacked. Reds Play Volleyball Near  Front Line Positions.

CEASE-FIRE TO BE PROCLAIMED? UN Troops Are Ordered Not To Fire At Reds ~ Unless They Attack

Ground Forces Keeping Watch On Communists  Enemy Balks Over Armistice Terms

Blackout Ends; U.N. Forces Given Orders Not fo Atfack   Chinese Build Campfires, Play Volley Ball In Plain Sight of U.N. Positions As Temporary Armistice Made Effective

Truce In Fact, But No Official Announcement   Blackouts Abandoned, Reds Play Volleyball In Plain Sight 

Limited Cease-Fire Order Brings Halt; Air War Continues   Chinese Soldiers Playing Volley Ball in Full View Of UN Troops across Line

Volley Ball Is Enjoyed By Chinese   AP Correspondent Says He Saw Eighth Army Order, but Officials Deny It   Refusal Made   Truce Negotiators Say They Won’t Ban Any Buildups

Tacit Agreement Silences Guns; Campfires Blaze   8th Army Denies Any Cease-Fire Order But Hostilities Stop

Sth Army Sends Order Stilling Guns   Official Statement Only Item Lacking In “Cease. Fire’

Guly The Official Announcement Is Lacking To Proclaim Truce In Korea

Ground Fighting In Korea Stops   But Yanks Are Alerted  8th Army Denies Its Order Truce Exists

‘Defend Selves, Troops Are Told In Field Orders  UN Calls Red Hand On Armictice Talke

Chinese Play Volley Ball In Full View Of Yankees; Enemy Abandons 18-Month Blackout

‘Aled Urders neportedly trom Highest Source; 8th Army Denies That 't Called for a Cease-Hire

UN Ordered Not to Fire Unless Reds Start Attack   Chinese Soldiers Play Volley Ballin View of (. S. Troops

Army Denies ‘Shoot Only If Attacked’ Order  War Not Over. UN Forces  Cautioned

Both Sides Halt Action At Front   Allies Told To Stop Firing; Reds Play Volley Ball

Army Heads Say No Such Order Has Been Issued   Chinese Soldiers Play Volleyball In Full View Of Inactive Americans

Red Abandon Blackout On 145-Mile Line   Cease-Fire Lacks Only Official  Announcement

Doughboys Ordered To Quit Firing   “Watchful Waiting To See If Foe Sincere  On Truce Mave ™

SQUEEZE PLAN ON   Oil-Rich Iran Faces Economic Crisis Thru British Pressure

pO Oil-Rich Tran “Faces Eco  nomic Crisis Thru Brit ish Pressure

Financial Woes Pile Up on Iran  No Credit and No QD ware Ene fl Searee

lran Facing Economic Crisis  Britain Clamps On New Financial Curbs

Squeeze lran by Blockade   Pressure Mounts As British Clamp New Economic Curbe

LaFond Is on 25 Member Group   Senator on Committe. to Boom Eisenhower

TYPICAL FAMILY TO BE NAMED . Countywide 4-H Achievement Meeting Here Tomorrow   Soils Lecture Is Scheduled

TYPICAL FAMILY TO BE NAMED .  Countywide 4-H Achievement Meeting Here Tomorrow

Officials Hint U. S. May Soon Use Atom Weapons In Korea  Depends On Whether Truce Talks Resumed And Red Movements

Speculate Reds May Be Hit With Atomic War in Korea  Unusual  Meeting  Held at Pentagon by  ry *

Atomie Blows At Red Foes Again Hinted   Dean And Lovett In Pentagon ‘Talk   Truce Collapse May Signal Strikes With New Arms, Observers Says

Feeling Grows UN Is Preparing To Use Weapon   Final Decision Will Be Up To President

Atom War In Korea Discussed   Speculation Mounts After Secret Pentagon Meeting Yesterday

Congressional Leaders Study Deadly Action   Collapse Of Truce Efforts May Being Atomic Operations

Robert Watts Dies in Chair For Murder   Pays Penalty For Slaying Housewife After Lona Delay

Robert Watts Dies In Klectrie Chair  Convicted Murderer Coes to Death Still

College Rodeo To Be At Marfa      LACK OF FACILITIES HERE OFFSET BY FAIRGROUND ARENA OF NEIGHBOR

G. O. P. Facing Defeat In ‘Get  Acheson’ Move  Den Sinden Giisadann   Faces Vote Shortage And Possibility Of Parliamentary Snacr

Republican Drive Against Acheson Hits House Snag   GOP Leaders Doubtful if Sufficient Votes to Fire State Official Are Available Due to Split of Members

 Vote Shortage Biggest Obstacle  ee iF) * “Get Acheson” Drive Runs Into Two Snags

Republican Drive May Lack Votes  Parliamentary  Status Questioned

GOP ACHESON DRIVE FALTERS   Secretary’s Job Seems Safe  As Obstacles Snag  Campaign

Drive To Remove Acheson Faces 2 Big Obstacles   Vote Shortage And Parliamentary Snag Slow Down Campaigr

Move To Oust Acheson Faces Big Obstacles  Ranks Of GOP Split Over Issue

G.O.P. Faces Defeat On ‘Get Acheson  Lack Of Votes And   Lack Of Votes And Parliamentary Snag In Path Of Drive

Face 2 Problem: To Cut Acheson Off Payroll  GOP Runs Up Against Os... ta wnew ak CGatoaw   GOP Runs Up Against Shortage of Votes, Technical Snaq

Vote Shortage Hurdle In ‘Get Acheson’ Drive   GOP Ranks Divided On Issue: Democratic Lines Firmer Thon Usual

Move to Can Acheson Hits Political Snag   Republican Ranks Split Over Issue; Vote Count Shy

Group Lacks Votes to Achieve Goal: GOP Drive to Oust Acheson Faces Two Big Snags in House

iRREST FOLLOWS TANEYTOWN FIRE   charles Kenneth Corbett aged 21, Held As Resul of Blaze At Reindollar Worehouse March 10

U.N. Troops Brive Close to Gates Of Burning Red Base   Approach Kumsong From Three Sides

WAYNE LOSES TB AID FRAY   Legislature Goes Home On Sour Shouts For ‘Reapportionment’

Outstaters Win Battle Over Funds   Urban Members Hurl Threats Of Reprisals

‘Kissing General, 106, ‘Watches Wife, 62, Get Her College Degree

Big Sendoff Is Given To State’s Vets   Over 4,000 Men, Including DuBois Unit, Sails For Third European Unit In 35 Years.

East, West Snagged Over Disarmament  Russia, Big Three Split On Wording Proposal

Texas Will Nick Other Gas Users   Housewives 2,000 Miles Away ta Pay indirect Tox For Ges They Burn

North Koreans Slash Inside Allied Lines  Little Resistance   Little Resistance Met By Advancing Allies On West Front

Reds Show New Life on East End of Front   Elsewhere UN Troops Move Freely In Search of Enemy

Slight Drop In River Stage; Heavy Rains Have Ended   Southwest lowa Flood Threats Have Eased

"We Could Lick Russia Right Now'  Johnson Denounces Defeatism Spirit

Declares War Not Inevitable, However   FPRARED RECOGNITION MOVE,

Johnson Declares He Once Feared United States Was Moving — Toward Recognition of Red China

Johnson Feared Red Recognition  . Ousted Secretary Recalls “Trend”   Ousted Secretary Recalls “Trend” Toward Approval of Red Chinese

Johnson Feared Red Recognition  Thought U.S. Was Moving Toward That

Johnson Says He Feared U.S Would Recognize Red China   Former Defense Secretary Tells Probers MacArthur Ordered Landing at Inchon

Johnson Afraid. U.S. Was Moving To Recognition  Military Worried **~ About UN Voting -

Johnson Feared: Red China Would Gain U.S. Favor.   But. Ex-Secrefory. Says He Knew of No State Dept. Decision

Does Not Think Russia Is Ready To Go to War  But Admits a Pistol Shot Can Start War

Inehon Risk MacArthur's,  Johnson Says   General Given Chane To Back Out By Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Johnson Says U.S. Can Lick Russians Now   But The Former Secretary Wauld Try To Avert World War lil

Johnson Says Joint Chiefs Backed Down   Former Defense Head Termed Mace’s Landing Brilliant—Feared  Red China Recognition

Johnson Says Joint Chiefs Would Have Abandoned Plan   Former Secretary Testifies General Toolkc Responsibility And Carried Out  Roan Mavamant.

Feared U.S. Recognition  Of Red China   Johnson Also Says . MacArthur Responsible For Inchon Landine

Johnson Feared U. S. Recognition of Red China   Saw Danger of Entry Into United Nations, Committees Told

Staff Chiefs Not Entirely Sold On Plan   Senators Told Huge Assault Carried Out Despite Misvivings

Johnson Testifies To Fear Nation Would Recognize Communist China In U.N.

U.$. Can Lick Russ, Johnson Tells Inquiry   Ex-Defense Secretary Doesn't Believe Soviets Are Ready

Johnson Says Feared U.S. to  Recognize Mao Joint Chiefs Put Mac   Joint Chiefs Put Mac Arthur On His Own in Inchon Move

MILITARY LEADERS WORRIED  Johnson Tells Probers He Feared U.S. Would —  Recognize Chinese Reds

JOHNSON FEARED U. S. RECOGNITION OF CHINA LOOMED   * But Ex-Defense Head Knew Of No Decision Of State Dept. To Do So

JOHNSON TELLS SENATORS  “'We Could Lick Russia Now lf They Want to Pick Fight

Johnson Tells Fear of Red  Recognition   Uncertain Whether U.S. Would Oppose Seat In U.N. for China

JOHNSON TELLS FEAR OF RECOGNIZING REDS   Senators Hear Extra Communist Vote In U.N. Was Concern Basis

Stalin Would Lose  Johnson Foresees We Can Lick Russia Now, Senate Inquiry Told

JOHNSON SAYS WE CAN "LICK" RUSSIAN ARMY   Industry And Aerial Might Called Our Best Weapons

Johnson Reveals Fears of Plan for China Recognition  Says MacArthur's Inchon Maneuver Opposed by JCS

Johnson Fearec Recognition Of Red China   Former Cabinet Member Testifies At Senate Hearing

RED CHINA   Johnson Afraid of Chinese Reds in U. N., He Tells Senators. Lauds Mac’s Inchon Landing.

He Refused To Cancel It, Johnson Says   Ex-Defense Head Expected To End Testimony Todays

Shot Might Start Johnson Says U.S. Can Lick Russia Hf Reds Want to Fiolht

Feared Red Recognition  MacArthur Took Responsibility For Inchon Landing—Johnson

Johnson Testifies He Feared U. S. Was  Moving Toward Recognition Of Red China

General Mach thu      Louis Johnson States Staff Had .Misgiving Regarding Maneuvers

Johnson Says MacArthur Took Full Responsibility  For Landings at Inchon

WOULD 0. K. RED CHIN:   Johnson Afraid of Chinese Reds in U. N., He Tells Senators. Lauds Mac’s Inchon Landing.

Probe Witness In Agreement With Sen. Morse   Former Official Deplores Stress On Unreadiness

Johnson Feared U.S. Recognition Of Red Chinese   Former Defense Chief  Says He Did Not Know  Of State Dept. Decision

Joint Chiefs Revealed To Oppose Step   Ex-Defense Head Slated To Wind Up His Testimony Teda

Testifies He Thought U. S. Was Moving That Way. Joint Chiefs of Staff Skeptical of Inchon.   Washington [AP]—-Louis Johnson testified today that as secretary of defense he feared the United States was moving toward recaqnition of Red China,

Johnson Feared U. §. Recognifior Of Chinese Reds   Questions Accuracy Of State Dept. Paper On Communist China

MacArthur Took Responsibility And Carried Out U.S. Landings At Inchon

Feared Admission of Red China fo The United Nations   Louis Johnson Worried By British Talk and Recognition of Reds.

JCS Had Doubts OnBold Stroke   Ex-Defense Secretary  Testifies Second Day

Johnson Fearecé Recognition  Of Red-China   Tells, Senators Chiefs of Staff Against Inchon

Johnson Feared Recognition of Chinese Reds   Ex-Secretary Thought U. S. Approval Near

Johnson Feared U. §. Moving fo Recognize Reds   Military Opposed Any Step That Would Give a Soviet Vote in U. N

Thought U. $: Would Not Bar Reds in U.N.   Ex-Secretary Figured British Action Might Lead to U. §. Decisior

ATS LEANING TOWARDS REDS   Johnson Says He Feared Chinese Reds Would Get U. 8: Nod

Feared U. S, Might OK. Red China   Johuson Tells Probers Trend Toward That

JOHNSON CLAIMS INCHON LANDING BRILLIANT MOVE   Senators Are Told MacArthur Struck Reds While Joint Chiefs Feared Its Result.

IOHNSON FELT 1.5. READYING DOOR INTO UN   Tells. Senate Inquiry Army _ Men Worried About Developments.

Recognition Would Give Reds UN Seat   Former Defense Head Questions “White Paper’ Truth

Hits Views of GOP Colleagues As \solationism  _ Senate Committee  Urged to Scrap  Wherry Recalutian

Dewey Asks Quick Buildup of U. S. Might in Europe  Says It Is Only Way

Syria Swaps Mortar Fire With Israel   U. N. Commiasion’s Order To Hatt Hostilities Te Unheeded

Israeli, Syrian Forces Engage In Artillery Duel  li N Qkraun Vainly

BORDER FEUD FLARES IN HOLY LAND   Syrians and Israeli Pound Each Other With Artillery

AGREEMENT NEARS ON A TRUGE   UNITED NATIONS WILLING TO ACCEPT RED OFFER IF PUT INTO WRITING,

RED PROPOSAL AGREEABLE 10 U.N. COMMAND   Clarification S ought Of When Fighting Will Be Ended

Truce By Christmas  Korea Goal   Allies Close To Accepting Red Counter Proposal

Trace-By-Christmas Hopes Grow Brighter   Allies Ready To Accept Counter-Proposal Provided Reds Clarify When Fighting Halts

UN Will Accept Red Proposal If..   Quiet Setfles Along Chilly Battlefront

Positive Red Statement On When Fighting to Stop’ Only Apparent. Parley Hitc

Allies Prepared fo OK Red Offer with Revisions   UN to Insist on No Pullback of Troops Till Final Armistice

Plane Spots Signal Fire Two Wisconsin Sportsmen Had Given Up Rescue Hope

Two Sportsmen Tell of Rescue in Canada Wilds   Located by Superfort, Unhurt After Month in Wilderness

Ask A Suitable Plan To Assure Lone Neutrality   No Immediate Comment From Gen. Ridgway

Reds Would Hold Sessions i in Kaesong Again  Neutrality of City To Be Guaranteed

Asks That Talks Be Started Anew   Top Red Staff Calls for Im mediate Resumption at Kaesong   BROKEN 28 DAYS AGC  Some Guarantee Plan Proposed to Protect Neutrality of Zone

Reds Would Resume Talks At Kaesong   Commie Command Reverses Itself

Renew Hopes For an Order On Cease-Fire   Reds Suggest Peace Talks be Taken Up Again

Drop Demands For Allies to Admit Charges Of Violation   But Bypass Ridgway’s Request to Change Site

Discussions Broken Off For 28 Davs   Communists Want Kaesong Neutral Zone Ironed Out

Suggest Parley on Neutrality   Offer to Resume Talks Does Not Mean - Cease Fire Certain

INVITE U.N. RETURN 10 KAESONG   Communist High Command Reverses Itself and Suggests Immediate Resumption of Truce Negotiations,   HOPES RISE FOR AN ARMISTICE   Enemy Suggests Liaison Officers Set Time to Reopen Meeting and Neutrality Guarantees for Kaesong.

Sudden Reversal Of Attitude Is Taken by Reds   Fighting in Korea, Meanwhile, Flares With New Violence

Peace Hopes Up As Reds Seek New Truce Negotiations   Ask “Suitable Organiszation” Be Set up to Guarantee Kaesong Neutrality.

U.N. Leaders See Some Hone   Communist High Command Reverses Self. Makes Moderate Approach on Talhe

Red Command Reverses Self  In Peace Talks   Communists Suggest Immediate Resuming Of Truce Negotiation In Neutral Kaesong

Surprise Move Revives Hopes For Cease-Fire   Inquiry into Alleged Truce Violations Would Be Continued

Reds Suggest Cease-Fire Talks Resume   Reverse Earlier Stand; Wart Truce Pariey at Kaesong

Foe Urges Resumption  Of Meetings  wh? 3....... Bnew   Ridgway Remains Silent On Latest Communist Move

Reds Request More Kaesong Peace Talks  Do About-Face on Stand; Ridgway Gives No Reply

Kinemy s Request For Resumption Reverses Policy   Reds Ask First New Session Set Up Kaesong Safeguards

INVITE U.N. RETURN 10. KAESONG   Communist High Command Reverses Itself and _ Suggests immediate Re‘sumption of Truce. Negotiations, == 7        HOPES RISEFOR .. = AN ARMISTICE   Enemy Suggests Liaison: Officers Set Time to Re= open Meeting and. Neutrality ‘Guarantees for Kaesong.

Reverse Stand: Reason For Hope Seen By Allies   Ridgway Silent, But Headquarters Somewhat Optimistic

Urge New Cease-Fire Efforts Immediately   Propose ‘Suitable Organization’ Be Set Up To Guarantee Truce Zone Neutrality; Ridgway Has No Comment

Commies Seek To Continue Peace Parley   Surprise Move Is First Break In Prolonged Delays

ENEMY CHANGES FORMER ACTION ON NEW PARLEY   Communist High Command Wants Talk: To Be Resumed Ai Kaesong — Ridg way Silent On Re quest,

High Command Reverses Stand; U.N. Sees Hope  For Agreement On Truce

Enemy Suggests That Liaison Officers Meet to Fix Time for Reopening of CeaseFire Talks.   HOPE TO AVERT KAESONG INCIDENTS

‘Truce Hopes Rise As Enemy Reverses Policy   Reds Drop Demands Tha Allies Admit Reaponsibility For Violations; No Reply From Ridgway

Foe Willing To Resume Keesong Talks   Expect U.N. Commander Will Not Insist on Choosing Another Peace Site  7

Reversal Of Form Noted; U.N. Silent   Commmpists. Change Tune; Ridgway Withholds Reply

No Comment fron Ridgway as Reds Reverse Position   Ask Resumption Of Talks At Once At Kaesong Site

Commies Reverse Selves, Suggest New Truce Talks  Mear Damand Alliac

ALLIED HOPES RISE FOR “SOME SORT” OF KOREAN PEACE   Ridgway’s Headquarters Optimistic, But Doubt Red Reversal of Policy Means Old Difficulties Can Be Eliminated Immediately.   Rv Don Huth.

High Command. Of Reds Reverses itself On Talks j  Suggests Truce Negotiations Be

Foe Demands Guaranty for Neutral Zone   Kaesong Proposed As Site—Allied Statement Hopeful

Allies Expected To Agree: Ask ‘Guarantees  Ridgway May Ask ‘Incident Proof,’ Arrangement Befors

Reds Offer To Renew Truce Talks   Hope Communist Reversal May Bring Cease-Fire

Do Turnabout: Want Kaesong to Remain Site   Before Their Charges Are Settled; Allies Expected to Agree

Temperatures   Policy Reversal Hailed As Possibility of Cease-Fire in Korea

Guarantee Of Neutral Zone Sough At Meeting   No Immediate Comment Made By Ridgeway

Reds Suggest  Resumption of Cease-Fire Talk   Reason to Hope, Ridaway Believes

Ridgway Silent On Latest Note From Commies   Allies Hope For Reversal Of Red Policy On Talks

Second A-Bomb Blast In Russia Stirs Congress   New Demands For Added Billions Far U.S. Atomic Program

Stepped-Up U.S. Atomic Arms Urged   Demands Follow Russian Explosion  Of Second Bomb

REPORT A-BLAST WAS VIEWED BY CHINESE LEADER   Second Explosion By Russlans Near Border of China

Red A-Bomb Blast Spurs Demand for  Added U.S. Output   Lawmakers, Scientists Join Public in Urging Billions For Increased Production

“Aged Taking Up Too Much Room French Doctor Suggests a Novel Solution ¥ For Housing Shortage—More Institutions

Quebec Crowd Small as Royal Couple Arrives   50-Degree Morning Temperature Cools Official Reception

Marines Strike Far North   Thousands Believed Killed When Mountain Explodes

12,000 Killed Or Trapped In  Vv oleanie Lava   169 Bodies Recovered Reseners Fight Heat, Fumes dn Philippines

Austin Denies UN: Policy. for East ‘Vacuum’   Chief U. S. Delegate Says That MacArthur's Charge Is Unfounded  - And in Error

ve we SS Wwssems Bwo  Austin Defends Administration Policies In Far Pacifie Area

Austin Defends Policy In Korea;.  Claims Important U. N. Triumphs

Austin Sees Suceess For  U.N. Policies  Maintains That U.S.   Maintains That U.S. Has ‘Clear, Positive’ Procram In Korea

‘More Than Defeat Of Reds Involved... . Policies, Of United Nations In Korea Outlined By Austin

Answers Charges  Austin Defends Administration  Policies In Far Paeifie Area

Austin Says Victory in Korea Involves More Than Military   Asserts U, N, Policy Clear, Has Achieved Several Major Triamphs, Aiming At Bigger Goal Than Military Win

Austin Cites Triumphs Gained In Korea by UN  Says Victory Affects More than Military  Defeat af Fnemvy

Would Upset Jury Verdict   Government Files Metions With Federal Court in the Kellems Case.

Germ Warfare Not Probable   Doctor Lists Four Defenses Against LargeScale Evidemics

‘GERM WARFARE PROBABLY COULD NOT START BIG SCALE DISEASE EPIDEMICS IN NATION

PUBLICATION LAWS TO BE IN — BOOK FORM FOR OFFICIALS IN TEXAS: PENALTIES LISTED

Levees Like Jelly Continue to Hold Back Mississippi   River Starts Slow Fall At Muscatine, Rising At Keokuk

MORE RAIN IN PICTURE   Downpours of Nearly Two Inches Last Night in Some Areas

Newspaperman, Born Here, Dies af 70   Death of Vernon Smith Occurs in Florida.

GET GREEN LIGHT   Congressman Back’ From Europe Says Ike Will  Head GOP Ticket

Congressman Claims ‘Ike’ Wil Run on GOP Ticket If Draffed   ‘Returns From Conference With General And Says He Will Run On Republican’s Platform Providing That He’s Drafted

Scott, Dewey See Eisenhower In Campaign  Congressman Sees General j in Europe,  [ a rr wo ey wen sry roy. .van

‘Sure Eisenhower Will Run if GOP Drafts Him   Congressman Says the General Shies from “Fixed” Nomination.

Generalissimo Says Russians Now Have ‘Complete Arsenal’   Pravda Interview Says Reds’ Work on Atomic Weapons Is Pruraly Defeneive Action

Plane Firm Given Atomic Engine Contrac      Pilot Raps Poor. Airplanes  Dee Oukclacced' Uouctonian Sauce

NEW PLEA.FOR M’GEE PLANNED   Petition Will Be Taken To Fifth U. S. Circuit Appeals Court

Attack Proposed Ton-Mile Tax Aimed at Trucks   House Passes Bill Allowing Lausche To Oust Officials

PREVIOUS RUSSIAN  STAND IS REVISED   Some Basis Exists New Fer Pessible Agreement Of Deputy  Sareien Winitters

Big 4 Delegates Seeking Answer   Westerners Appeal To Foreign Ministers For More Instructions

Gross Back In New York After Day At Races ~  Relieved D, A. Says   Relieved D. A. Says ‘He's Putting More Guards On Gambler

Againsé Weather   . 4 ? +o. . Allied Force Gains In Central Korea. Red Front Is Stiffened

Allies Drive On In Muddy Central Area  Fnamv Racictance   Enemy Resistance Stiffens Elsewhere

Reds Now Ready For  Offensive   Strong Forces Reported ‘Ready Above Parallel

Rain Shields Red Buildup   Weather Grounds Planes; Enemv Line Suffens

RED CHINA REBUFFS CEASEFIRE PLAN   No Recommendations  Made Council

U.S. Moves Swiftly to Recruit Many Mexicans to Help Harvest Huge Crops

Bracero Pact  Okayed, Put  Into Action U. S., Mexico Okay  Agreement; Labor. Leader Hits Move

Seek 100,000 * Mexicans For Farm Labor   Needed Soon To Brine In Record U. S. Crops; Unfair To American Workers Save Union

Tough Troops Stand Asked   Resolntion ‘Pious Prayer,’ GOP Senator Says

Lack Invitations to Dinner? Perhaps Your Twice-Told Tales Have Made Rounds Too Often

Pettis Will Go To District  Number I]      Suchis Plan For lt and 17 Other Counties

RESULT OF ELECTION French Swing To More Free Enterprise Predicted

Free Enterprise Gains in France   Center Parties Have More Conservative Complexion

‘Supreme Court Approves Censoring By Stations of Political Talks

Radio Censor  Ruling Stand:   High Court Refuses Review OF Decision on Speeches

Candidates Only To Speak Freely  High Court Backs Radio Censorship

Snow, Freezing Rain Covers Many Sections   Blizzard Strikes Mid-Western Area OF U. S.

Wide Areas Hit By Snow, Sleet  Low Temperatures   Low Temperatures Over Part Of U. S.

30 Below at  Yellowstone   Areas from Rockies to Mid-West Hit by Cold, Snow, Sleet

HOPE FOR ONLY FEW PRECIOUS MONTHS Doomed Girl, Fiance -Joyfully Reunited

BRIDE-T0-BE TO DIE SOON   Girl Ill Of Cancer Goe: Ahead With Plans To Wed Sailor

LDS PRESIDENT SAID FAILING      Condition Critical, Family Reports

Russ Type Rockets Land Behind U. N. Lines In Korea   Big Jet Battle Fought; Hear Russ Fiy Some Planes

Russians Flying MIG's Against UN   30 US Sabres Meet 80 Russian-Type Jets in Air Battle

Russian Type Rockets Land On U.N. Lines   Refuse-to Reveal ‘How Many Fell On Soldiers At Front

Russ-Type Rockets Are Being Fired   Land Behind Allied . Lines In Korea But No Damage Reported Air War Continues

In Air U.N. Planes Tangle In Big Battle   Jet Air Encounter ls One of Largest In History of War

Use of Rockets Leads to Speculation That Enemy May Be Using Caucasion Troops at Front.   RUSSIAN PILOTS  BELIEVED IN ACTION

Red Rockets Land Behind Allied Lines  Diiatusie Lose   Diiatusie Lose Two Planes in  New Jet Battle

Rockets of Seviet Type Hit Allied Lines in Korea   Projectiles Identical With Those Used By Russia in World War II.

Missiles of Type Used By Russians   No Allied Installations Hit; U.S. Sabre Jets Battle Migs.

Missiles Are Being Used On East Central Front   U.N. Sources Refuse To Disclose Number; U.S. Sabres Best Superior Number Of Red Jets In Air Baitles.

United Nations Officers Refuse Any Further Data  “Rave Evidence Russ _Pilots Have Fought {In Jet Doafiahts

foe Heats Up Battle With Rocket Attack   Missiles Made in Russia; » Allied Planes Score in Savage Air Fight

TWO MIGS ARE SHOT DOWN IN SUNDAY FIGHT   All Ground Action. Is Reported Light; © : Two New U.S. Aces

‘Army Source Says Soviet Pilots Active   American Fliers Tangle With Enery In Big Jet Battle

Caucasian Troops May Have Weapon; Allies Unseathed   110 Jets Tangle Over Korea; Two Enemv Planes Damaced

“Russian Rockets’  Landed   American Jets  In Battle of  Two Days With MIGs Down Two

Soviet-Type Rockets Used In Korean War   Believe Russians Pilot Some MIGs

Believe Reds Responsible For Missiles   History’s Biggest Jet Battle Is Led  By Oil City’s Ace, Col. Frank Gabreski

RUSS-TYPE ROCKETS IN KOREAN WAR   Possibility Weapons Like Those Used Against Germans Are Fired by Red Caucasian Troops.   TWO JET AIR BATTLES FOUGHT   Thirty Yanks Tangle With  . 80 Migs Today; Two New U. S. Aces Come Out of Battle Sunday.

Kind Used By Russia On Germany  In Last War   One Of Biggest Jet Fights Rages Over Northwest

UN. Suspects Russians Are  Piloting Planes   Air War Mounts; MIG’s Damaged, 2 Shot Down

No Installations Reported Hit by 'War I! Weapon:   gan late Panich   Sabre Jets Punish MIGs in Air War

Soviets Used Same Weapon Against Nazis; Damage Light   30 Sabres Duel 80 MIGs; Two Enemy Planes Damaged

JO U. 5. JETS IN GREATEST AIR FIGHT   2 Of 80 Red Planes Shot Down: No U.N. Losses  COMMUNISTS   May Launch Major Attack In West: Little Ground Action Reported

Believe Reds Responsible For Missiles  History’s Biggest Jet Battle Is Led By Oil City’s Ace,

Planes Stage Huge Jet Fight   Caucasian Troops May Be Using Soviet Weapons in Korea

AMERIGAN FLYERS ROUT ENEMY IETS IN AERIAL BATTLE   General Van Fleet Says Reds Paid Dearly For  Ground Offencivae

110 Planes Duel In Big Jet Battle   Allies Speculate Thal Caucasian Troops Mav Fire Missiles

Speculation Grows Weapons May Have Been Brought by . Red Caucasian “Volunteers

Suspect Soviets: Ely Jets   Speculate Rockets Brought to Front By Red Caucasians

Jets Clash Second Time In Two Days   Officers Speculate Rockets Used By European Troops

Reported To Be Like Ones Of W.W. II   Huge Jet Battle Rages In Skies Over West Korea

Red Rockets Hit Behind US Lines   Battles With MIG Planes Continue as Korean War Steps up Pace

U. S. Pilots Win Biggest Jet Fight   30 Allied Fighters Damage Two Reds Aqainst No Losses

Russian-Type Rockets Whiz Over Allied Lines   REPORT “RUSSIAN” IN CHINESE UNIFORM

Soviet-type Rockets Hit Allies In Korea   U.N. Forees See Commie Buildup For Offensive; Shoot Down 2 MIGs

Communist Planes Downed   Soviet Rockets Found By Allies; Troops Backed By Heavy Air Strike:

N orth Koren   ‘Red MIGs Daniagéd ” Tn Gréatest Battle - OF Korean Air War

May Have Been Brought to Korea by Caucasian Troops Serving With Reds. Second Jet Battle Fought.

MIGHT BE USED BY NEW TROOPS SENT TO KOREA   Sabre Jets Tangle With Enemy MIGs In Two Air Fichts

Weekend Has Jet Battles   Rockets Moy Have Been Used by Red Coucesion Troops from Eurepe

Land Behind Allied Lines   Believed Brought Up by Caucasian Troops

Caucasian Reds Reported Near Battle-Front   Rockets Miss United Nations Installations —White Troops May Have Fired Missiles

Missiles Land Back of Allies On Central Front   30 Sabre Jets Jump on 80 Red MIG-15’s in Largest Jet Air Battle: 2 Enemy Planes Damaged

Jet Fighters Tangle In Big Aerial Battle   Major Red Offensive Believed In Making

Russian-Type Rockets Used In Korean Wat  Allies Identify Tyne Teed Against

Russian-Made Rockets Said Used In Korea   Second Jet Plane Battle In Last Two Days Fought

Missiles Fail lo Hit Anything in First Barrage  Air War Increases As U.N., Red Jets Tangle over Front

30 Jets,80 Migs Tangle In Air Fight  2 Russian Planes _ Are Shot Down

Russian Rockets  Hit Allied Lines  ¢ Tia) ta Senko i.   Type Used by Soviets ir World War II; No Damage Reported   HOT BATTLES IN Sk’)   Two U. S. Pilots Become Aces,’ Each Getting Fifth Kill

Air Battle Roges over Korea  Reds Massing i in Korea While Stalling Truce: Supply Lines Blasted

Jet Battles Rage On Korean Front  Reds Repo rted Usi ing  Becmeit mm Mermn Baneba   Reds Reported Using Russian-Type Rockets

Rockets Of Type Used By Russia Found In Korea   30 American Jets Tangle With Red Planes In Big Fight

Speculate About Russian Rockets  Report Soviet Pilots Now Fiving MIG-15s

No Installations Are Hit: Air War Continues  Allies Say Soviet Pilate Flyvina   Allies Say Soviet Pilots Flying Some Combat Ships

RUSSIAN TYPE ROCKETS LAND BEHIND ALLIES   Hint Use By Caucasiar Reds Reported Near Battlefront

Car Costs Due For Hefty Hike On OPS Order   Prices May Be Increased Within Five Days Time Re Pramnpnt Actior

5 Percent Hike In Auto Prices  GrantedbyOPS   Order Will Allow Dealers to Raise Prices Later

OPS Boosts Car Manufacturers Price Ceilings   Five To Six Per Cent Increase Is Granted

Auto Makers Given Right to Raise Prices  Retail Hike Expected As Soon as Schedules Area Filed With OPS

Automobile Manufacturers  May Hike New Car Prices   May Jump 5 To 6 Per Cent On Passenger Vehicles; More Increases Expected Later

AUTO PRICE RISE APPROVED BY OPS   Manutacturers’ Increase on Wew Cars to be 5 io 6 Pct.

OPS Grants Auto Makers Price Hike   ‘Immediate Raises Not Contemplated By Most Companies

PRICE CEILINGS ON CARS RAISED FROM 3 10 6 PCT   Government Authorizes In crease by Manufacturers and Later Will Permit  Hike by Dealers.   SIZE OF RETAIL BOOST IS UNCERTAIN   But Officials in Washington  Believe 1t Will Be About Same as That of Factories.

Price Boost For Autos Is Granted    OPS Says Manufactur ers May Increase Prices 5 to 6 Percent.

U.S. Allows Car Pricesto Go Up   5 to 6 Percent Boost Possible Next Week

OPS Permits Manutacturers To Raise New Auto Prices Average Of 5 To6 Per Cent

Vogeler, Former Hungarian Prisoner, Starts One Man Ransom Campaign

Allied Chiet Acts to Revive  Stalled Talks   More Delays, Breakdown: Forecast If Kaesong Loeale Is Kent

ruce Talk ite Change uggested   Ridgway Seeks ‘  Resuming Of .  Jnann Darloaw

Transfer From Kaesong Held Only Solution   Supreme Allied Commander Seeks To Bring About Resumption Of Parleys Broken Off By Rede On Auriauet 32

RIDGWAY ASK REDS CONSIDER NEW TRUCE SITE   General Bluntly Accuse: Enemy Of Manufactur ed Incidents   ‘COMMIES SUSPECTED ‘OF ULTERIOR MOTIVES

Ridgway Seeks To Renew Truce Talks By Urging New Conference Location

Peiping, Moscow Key to Peace in Korea, U.S. Says   Must Show Gesture Not Propaganda With Cease Fire Program

U.S. Remains Wary (Of Peace Proposal   Look To Moscow, Peiping For Proof Of Sincerity

Todav's Index   U.S. Checking on Sincerity of Malik Peace Bid   May Be Another Propaganda Play

U.S. Seeks Proof Offer Isn’t Phony   Peiping Still Keeps Silence

Look to Moscow Peiping for Proof  Real Peace Bid or Propaganda Play?

US Seeks Proof Malik’s Appeal Is Real Peace Bic   Turns To Moscow, Peiping For Answer  Officials Are Wary

Further Proof Of Reds’ Truce Desire Awaited  U. S$. Declares Next Move Is Up To pd nee, net Hn**

U. $. Chieftains Wary Of Offer Made By Soviet   American Envoy In Moscow May Seek Further Details

U.S. LOOKS 10 RED CAPITALS   Waits On Moscow And Peiping For Proof Of : Peace Bid

U. §. Looks to Moscow, Peiping For Proof That Malik’s Call For Truce Is Honest Peace Bid

World Hopeful But Suspicious Of Malik Offer   U. S. Ready To Join ‘Real Settlement’ President Asserts

U. 5. Looks for Proof Malik’s Proposal Is Real  ‘Not Just Another Pronaaanda Play’

But He Asserts Any Agreement Must End The Aggression and Bring Security to The Koreans

Houses Wrecked, Scores Injured As Hurricane Roars In From Gulf: Main Fury Of Storm Misses Town

k ury Mounts In the Gulf Hurricane  Wrecks Houses As it Strikes at Tamnica Th claw

Hurricane Strikes At Tampico, Mexico   Property Damage Is High and Fifteen Parsons Are Iniured

Tampico Hit By Hurricane   Electricity Is Cut Off, Wood Houses Are Blown Down

Hurricane Lashes Hard At Tampico   Fifteen Persons Hurt: 25 Families Saved From Wreckage

Storm Moves In After Taking ‘Rest’ Offshore  Mexican City Ready To Move Residents   Mexican City Ready To Move Residents Of Low-Lying Areas

Worst Storm in 15 Years Wrecks Many Houses in Tampico   Fifteen Reported Hurt by Flying Roofs, Ail Power Turned O#.

Mexican City Again Faces  Hurricane  People Lay In Food Supplies, Ready Houses

RUINS HOMES; INJURES 19 IN FLYING DEBRIS   Firemen Rescue Families From Wreckage Of   Houses

Tampico Feels Full Fury of Hurricane   At Least One Death; Many Homes Destroyed

Hurricane Hits Mexican City With Full Fury   Houses Wrecked, Residents Flee Wind, Heavy Rain

Hurricane Hits Tampico;  Many Houses Wrecked   City Left Without Lights, Water, Phones, Streetcars; 15 Renorted Iniured: Firemen Rescue 25 Families

Firemen Rescue 25 Families From Homes   Electric Power Shut Off to Save More Lives in Mexican City

Hurricane Wrecks Homes ‘At Tampico   Storm Due to Hit Mainland to North Later Today

HITS IN TAMPICO   Tropical Hurricane Smashes Houses and Kills One

One Dead, Homes Lett in Ruins   Streets Littered — With Debris After Worst of Storm

Hurricane hits Tampico Hard Blow   ~ One Person Killed According to First Reports From Area

Mexican City Is Lashed By Hurricane   Winds Hit “Tampico With Full Fury; 15 Hurt. Damage Heavy

SINGLE DEATH IS REPORTED AFTER STORM   Floods, Lack Of Power Hampering Damage Estimate

Storm Fury Hits Tampico   Wreeks Houses; Mony Residents Panic Stricken As Screaming Winds Sweep in

CORN, WHEAT STOCKS LOW Ohio Grain Production  Due To Be Far Betow Par

Is Government Gaambung;  Cotton Price Squabble Carried To President

Air Force Fliers Briefed For Trip   ‘Weak’ SOS Signals Received Off Greenland May be Distress Hoax

Silent Parade Held In Cairo To Honor Deac   Thousands March In Giant Anti-British Protest Procession

Half Million Egyptians In Protest   Mobs March In Silence In Giant Cairo Demonstratior

Second ‘Silent Demonstration Against British   No Violence Marke Giant Spectacle; Signs Carry Slovans.

400,000 Stage Protest Against British   Many Egyptians In ‘Silent Campaign’ Over Suez Deal

WASHER FIRM GETS CONTRACT   Will Make Assembly Fo Tank Engine; Fourth Defense Order

Permit Flier to  Make Restitution Vet Admits $2,553 Bank Embezzlement

Air Force Drops Disloyal Charge   Captain. Cleared. Of Accusations

Drop Charges in ‘Disloyalty’ Case   Personal Review by Air Force Secretary Brings Dismissal of Matter

12 Men Called By Draft for April 18  Newton County Youth Report to Kansas Cite Bae Tadustinn

Draft Call For 13 On Feb. 14  Four Other Newton County Youths to Leave Jan. 25

Lion Kills Girl; 3 Beasts Escape   Seven-Year-Old Circus Performer I: Clawed To Death By Young Cub

UN Opens Big Debate On Red Embargo  Members Certain   Members Certain To Vote Ban On Chinese Shipments

Tearful Thanksgiving For War Heroes  Two ‘Musketeers’ Bring Home Body Of Third To Their Widowed Mother

iWidow’s Tragic Reunion  Three Musketeer Sons Com ‘Home--2 Wounded. One Deac

Slavs Place Balkan Threat Before U.N.   Soviet, Satellite Build-Up Cited; 816.000 Said Armed

USSR Massing Troops Along Yugoslavian Border; Planning Attack, Slavs Charge

Yugoslavia Raps Soviet War Threat   UN Hears More Proposals To End East-West Crisis

Airliner With 40 Aboard Makes Safe Landing After Two Hours Of Anxiety

Giant Liner Circles with 40 Aboard As Crewman Works on Jammed Gear

Remote Flight Instructions Enable Plane With 40 Aboard To Land Safely

Radio Instruction Saves Plane 40 Aboard Hanny lammed Landina Wheel lowered

Radio Instructions About Jammed Gear Credited With Saving 40 Aboard Plane

Elderly Woman Passenger Calls For Double Scotch: Airliner With 40 Aboard Lands Safely After Circling Airport 2 Hours With Wheels Jammed

Flight Engineer Saves 40 Persons   Janmed Landing Gear Lowered Manually By 400-Mile Snstructions

Air Crewman Follows Radio Advice  To Fix Wheel In Time For Landing

Instruction By Wireless —  Cures Trouble   ‘We Were Among Those Scared To Death’ Couple Reports

Plane Lands Safely   Gets Instructions 400 Miles Away for Its Jammed Gear

Gabrielson Says Way to Clean Up ‘Mess in Washington ” Isto Turn the Rascals Out”

Census Shows England, ‘Wales: Populations Rise Four Million Since ‘1930,

Reds May Ask U. N. Admit All Claims  Ranort Mhat Wanled   Report That Would Be Price To Resume Peace Newvotiations

UN Leader Withholds  Comments   Allies Apologize to Reds For Bombing Truce Talk Site Monday; Message Not Made Public

Peiping Radio Says This Is Price Commies Demand If Any More Conferences to Be Held

Red Radio Hints Talks May Resume   However Allies Must Admit All Truce Violations

Air of Mystery Swirls Around Latest Red Note in Cease-Fire Paper Exchangé

Reds to Talk If All Raids Are Admitted   Allies Silent On Contents ‘Of Latest Note

—KORE A—  Hints Reds Want UN To Take Blame  Latest Note Is Not Made Public

PeipingRadio Hints 'Price’ . On Truce Talk   Would Involve Allied Admission Ali Red Truce Yiolotion Charges True

Red Price For Resuming Talks Is Allies Must Admit All Charges      U. N. Command Has Rejected All Of Long String Of Charges Except One

Reds May Insist UN Admit All Charges True   Peiping Radio Gives Hiut “Of Price To Be Asked For Talks Resumption; UN Keeps Contents Secret

Radio Reveals Price of Truce Talk Renewal   Insists Charges Of Violations Are Ali True

Reds Demand U.N Admit Lone Violations   Hint Talks Could Be Resumed Quickly, Allies Silent

NO INDICATION FOE READY TO RESUME CEASE-FIRE TALKS   Radio Peiping Claims U.N. Planes Continue Flights Over Kaesong In Violation of Neutrality Rules.

Truce Talks Totter   Allied Admission of All Charges Reported To Be Reds’ Price for  Resuming Neontistions

Allies Keep Contents Of Note Secret   Communists May Ask Admission Of All Charges

Official Reply To Apology For Kaesong Straf ing Not Yet Sent To Allied Command

Acceptance of ‘Military Realities’ by Americans Is Suggested by Peiping Radio—Allied Command Says Nothing at Present

Want Admission Truce Violation Charges Are True   U. N. Command Has Denied All But One In Strina

Clause In lowa Fair Trade Act Is Invalidated   Price-Fixing Part Is Knocked Out by Supreme Court’s Ruling

Receives Report Of Oatis Trial   State Department Says It Shows No Record.Of Espionage

Ceiling On Paper Being Considered  Canadians Resisting Efforts Aaainst Rise

U. §. Considers Limiting Price For Newsprint   OPS Studies Plan; Say Planned Hike Increases Costs

House Committee Believes Draft  Of 18-Year-Olds May Be Necessary

Dewey Returns, Urges A Definite Policy For Free World In Far East

Vogeler Brands Confession “Rubbish. Tells Of Torture  Kndured In Hungarian Jail

Torture Described By Robert Vogele:   Purported Confession ©: Spying Disavowed As 1p bhich lt

Confession  Repudiated By Vogeler  Tells of Ordeal Of 17.Moanths in

COMPROMISE IN SERVICE BILL 15 INTRODUCED   House Group Okay: Call For 1814-Year Youths

HOUSE GROUP GETS NEW DRAFT BIL   Vinson Submits - Compromise Pian to Call Boys of 18 1-2 Years

Draft Compromise Bill Introduced  Youths Called Six Months Before 19

More Hearings Due  Compromise Bill Would Draft U.S. Youths at 18.5 Years

Compromise Draft Measure Introduced  New Bill Proposes Induction at 1814 With Ractrirtiance

Compromise bil Urges Drafting Of Boys at 18/4  Proposal Would Keep Youths in U.S. Until 19

EXPORTS BY BRITAIN TO RED CHINA LARGE   Shipments Totaling 84,614,800 in Last Three Months Inclide Ships and Aireraft.

Young Mother, 3 Small Children Die as Fire Levels Frame Structure

Mother, 3 Tots  Perish in Fire   Four Others Are Injurec In Blaze Near Butler

Gazette Still Five Cents—  Newspapers, Large and Small Find Price Boost Necessary

‘Bravado Lost By ‘Tough’ Brothers     Second Texas ‘Badman’ Surrenders A ‘Home of Defective In Wichita Falls

Legislative WOuUnaUp  Pollution And Absentee Vote Proposals Referred To Study

ANTI- POLLUTION BIL! DISCUSSED   Measure To Clean Streams Referred To Subcommittee—Absentee Ballot Ban Considered.

Hunt Painter for Killing at Waukon —   Posse, Bloodhounds Find No Trace

Swifchmen Are Back af Work But Plenty Mad   Say They Return Just to Retain  Jobs, Seniority

Don’t Like Truman’s “Russians”   Return To Work On Rail Congestion “Despite President's Order, Not Because Of It.”

Embargoes On Mail, Freight AreLifted   Trainmen Angry AL President And Army; Ultimatum Obeyed

Workers Begin Task of Cleanine Up Switchyards  Railroadmen Attack Army's Work Order,   Railroadmen Attack Army's Work Order, Charge by Truman

Railmen Enc Long Sirike; Mails Freed   ’Sore’ at Truman Jibe on Reds; Embargo Lifted

Angered Switchmen Clearing Freight Jam across Nation   Restoring Transportation To Normal Fails To Cool Ire at President's Blast

Rail Strike To an End   “Work-or-Be-Fired’ Order Brings Men Back, But Grumbling

Men Grumble At Action Taken by Army  n Monumental   Begin Monumental Task of Clearing Up Jam of Freight Cars

Men Grumble At Action Taken by Army  re ne cle aring Up fam at Fraiahe C

Attempt to Unsnar!l Jam of Freiqht Cars   Switchmen Return to Their Jobs Reluctantly; Ch cago Yards Present Traffic Jam.

*Trainmen Sore At Truman Over “Work Or Be Fired” Order That Ended Strike

ARMY'S ORDER IS RESENTED BY SWITCHMEN  Railroad Men Also Not Well Pleased Over Charge Made hv Trnman

Railmen Sore At President But End Strike   Postoffice Removes Restrictions; Freight Embargoes Ended

Switchmen End. Strike; Men Sore’ At Gov't   Grumble At Charge By Pres. Truman

Explain or Resign, GOP’s Tell Gabrielson   Senators Bring Both Chairmen Under Fire

Top Men Of GOP And Democratic Parties Under Fire  Alleged Dealings With RFC Items Of Interest In Capital

Senators Turn Their Eyes on Gabrielson   Call for Chairman To Explain Charge Or Resign His Job

Heads of Both Parties Under Fire In Probe   Explain Role in RFC Loan or Quit, Gabrielson Is Asked

3 GOP Senators Ask Gabrielson to Explain or Resign   Chairman of Both Parties Under Fire In RFC Loan Probe

Probe Finger Now Points to Guy Gabrielsor   Republican Leader Now Connected to RFC ‘Influence’

Republicans Would Oust  Gabrielson   Senators Call Ox Party Chairman.To Explain RFC Loan

Both Party Heads Now Under Fire In RFC Inquiry   GOP Senators Hit Alleged Gabrielson Role

Gabrielson Should Explain or Resign Say GOP Senators   Republican Party Chief Asks Hearing; Claims Misunderstandine

Private Profit Mingled With Public Office   Republican, Democrat Accused In Probe Of Federal REC

GOP Senators Rap Party Boss For RFC Tie-In   Demand Gabrielson Resign If He Can‘t Show Clean Hands in Loan Deal

 INFLUENCE — May Ask Gabrielson To Resign   EXPLANATION OF ROLE SOUGHT

Demand Gabrielson Explain RFC Tieup Or Resign As GOP National Chairman

Party Chairmen Are Under Fire  Democratic. GOP Hew   Democratic, GOP Head:  Face Alleged Charge Of Unethical Minghng

GABRIELSON ALSO  ON HOT SEAT DUE TO REC INQUIRY   Senators Say G.O.P, Chair. man Should Explain Ledn Leak Gr. Rectan

G.0.P. Senators Say Gabrielson Should Resian   Must Successfully Explain Connection With an RFC Loan.

Gabrielson Finds Self On Spot In Loan   Some Republicans Feel He Should Quit lf Charges Are True

GOP Chairman Put Under Fire In RFC Inquiry           abrielson Must — plain Connection. th REC Loans.

GOP Chairman Also Under Fire n RFC Probe   Three Senators Ask Gabrielson To Resign lf Report Is True

GOP, Democrat Chairmen Both Are Under Fire   Senators Continuing Boyle Investigation

Ask Explanation by Gabrielson   GOP Chairman Must Tell RFC Connection

Party Chairmen fire Under Fire   Democratic, GOP Head: Face Alleged Charge Of Unethical Mingling

GOP Chairman is Now on Spof   ‘Influence’ Probe Tangled in Politics

Gabrielson Is To Be Heard By Committee   Republican Senator: Say Resignation May Be Necessary

6.0. P. LEADER AGING ATTACK   Three Republican Senators Ask His Resignation Unless He Explains Loan Connection.

Gabrielson Linked to RFC Loan  GOP Chairman   GOP Chairman Asked to Explain Aid to Gas Firm

GABRIELSON MUST EXPLAIN PART INLOAN   GOP Chairman “Under Fire Along With Demo Chief in - RFC Probe.

GOP Party Head Under RFC Fire   Guy Gabrielson Joins Boyle in Charges of Influencing Loans

December Term  District Court  Jurors Named Presiding vat This Ses-

Clerk Announces Jurors for the February Term   Grand Jurors to Appear on Feb. 21; Petit Jurors Term Ovens Feb. 26

Jurors Named for September Terin of District Court  Judge Chas. Roe to  Preside at First Fall Seasian

BRADLEY HITS “EASY ESCAPE   Ground Units Needed General Declares

SHATTERING BOMBARDMENT RUSHES REDS  sto nt T's   Remnants of Two Chinese Regiments Limp North After Severe Sethack.

Franco-American Contingent Fights Off Commies’ Trap   8th Army's Spearheads Less Than Nine Miles From the Han River

West Proposing 4-Power Preliminary Session at Paris to Arrange Talks

Big 4 Deputies May Meet On March 5  Would Pave Way  tT’... RAPA, gg Ls ae 1

Men of Troop DSay They Oppose Move Against Gaffney   Association Delegate‘ Says Poll Shows Troopers Behind Police Official

KANSAN HISTORY'S FIRST JET AIR ACE   Pilot, 26, Sets Record In Northwest Korea Fight

i irst Jet Ace Histor  Kansas s Captain Becomes  In Dog Fight Qver Kor

Kansas Pilct First Jet Ace  World War II Hero Gets 2 MIG-15 Jet:

yirst Jet Ace Returns After Bagging Sixth Kansan To Become  Instructor After Rrilliant Action

Kansan Becomes First Jet Ace In History, Now He's Teacher    Capt. Jabare Gets Two Migs to Make Totel Six During Koreen War; Also Had 61 Victories to Credit in War H

IK nocks Down 2 MIGs in Day First Jet Ace in History Relieved of Combat Duty

rirst Jet Ace Returns After Bagging Sixth Kansan To Become  Instructor After Betliiané A ntiagn

Six Red Troop Trains Are Spotted By Planes And Hit With Bomhs:   The Air Force Is Concentrating On. Enemy Supply And Troops In. And Around Seoul

Air Force Concentrates On Enemy Supply, lroops' In Area Around Seoul

Reforts to Critics of His Office   Voices Confidence in Integrity of Govt. Legal Talent.

McGrath Tells Confidence In Justice Aides   ‘Attorney Defies Staff Attackers

McGrath Says He's Not Going To Quit Cabinei   Tax Investigating Developments Sting Him Into Speech

‘Wage Headache’ Board Created   President Calls Panel Into Action for Checking Case of RR Workers

"WAGE HEADACHE” BOARD IS SET UP   Panel to Cover Transportation Industry

Driving Course Being Planned By Local School   Program May. Begin With Fall Semester: Other Action Taken.

An Interesting World Series? Certainly This Bum From Brooklyn Didn't Think So

British Tighten Hold On Suez With Sea, Air, Land Forces   Sudan Leaders To!d To Stay Away by Br iish Governor

British Forces Bolstered in Sire Hit Suer  AMmmsaAa Tinhban   Tommies Tighten Control on Area; Oust Eayptians .

British Move Fast To Hold To Suez Canal   Troops Moved In As Tension Grows In Area

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Act Against Egyptian Officials

TROOPS DIG IN ALONG SUEZ AS TENSION RISES   Two Egyptian Officials Ordered To Leave Posts In Sudan.

Control Of Suez Area  Tightened   Cruiser Stationed At Port Said End Of Cana]! And Other  . Forces Are On Way

British Tighten Suez Canal Hold With Added Forces   Two Top Egypttan Officials Ordered Away From Sudan

Action Taken By General  To Bar Riots   Troops of Both Side Digging in Along Canal

sritish Tighten Suez Canal Hold   Growing Sea. Land. Air Power Arrives— Egypt Officials Barred

Egyptians Ordered To Stay Away  British Tighten Grip On Waterwat

TOP EGYPTIAN OFFICIALS BANNED   4.M.S. Gambia Drops An: chor Off Port Said  BOTH SIDES   set Up Gun Emplacements, Dig In Along Waterway; Tommies Hold Bridge

Move In On Egypt's Officials... . British Strengthen Grip On Suez Canal

Tension Rises: In Canal Zone,  Troops Dig In.   Britain Also Moves Against Egyptians ‘In Vast Sudan ‘Area

BRITAIN HOLDS TIGHT TO SUEZ   Order Two High Egyptians Leave Vact Sodan Area

British Tighten Grip On Suez Canal Sector   2 Egyptian Officials Ordered Not To Return To Their Jobs

British Act To Tighten Canal Hold  Move Against Officials in Vast Sudan Area

British Move More Men To Tense Egypt  Dig In Along Canal;  Control Of Sudan

Brifish Troops Take Commanc In Suez Areas   Two Egyptians Are Expelled From Riot Area

Britain Holds Suez Area In Tight Grip   Sea, Land and Air Forces Swelled To Block Egyptians

British Tighten Hold on Canal   Egyptian Officials Are Ordered Not: tg Return to Sudan

British Hold On Egypt Is Tightened   Sea, Land And Air Power Increased; Egyptian Officials Banned From Sudan

British Take Tighter Hold On Suez Area   Growing Sea, Land And Air Power Accents Actions

Britain Tichtens Her Ho'd on Vital Suez Canal Area   Growing Sea, Land and Air Power Backs Stand in Strife-Ridden Zone-

British Tighten Hold   On Suez Canal Zone  ~* Move Also Made» Against Egyp: tran Offictale in Vact Sudan Area

BRITAIN TIGHTENS HOLD Seaborne Tommies Land In Eaypt: Situation Tense

Britain Tightens Hold on Suez Canal Area, Backed By  Growing Sea, Land, Air Forces  Two Egyptian Officials in Sudan © Ordered Not to Return to Jobs

Egyptian Troops Also in Position In Canal District  Fleet Units Move Into Tense Sector To Tighten Hold

BRITISH NAVAL GUNS TRAINED ON SUEZ CANAI   Tighten Hold on Area Moves Against Egypt Officials in Sudan Area.

British Also Move Against Egyptian Officials In Vast Sudan And Order Two Not To Return: All Assemblies Banned.

Tension Mounts Over Canal   British Tighten Hold on Strife-ridden Suez, Move Against Egypt

Britain, With Growing Power On Hand, Takes Lead Now in Suez Canal Area and Sudan

British Ship Trains Guns  On Suez Zone Sudan Is Barred To Keypt Aides

Act to Bar 2 Eg: gyptian  Officials From Sudan To Prevent Outbreaks

BRITISH TIGHTEN MILITARY HOLD ON SUEZ CANAL   FORBID 2 EGYPTIAN OFFICIALS RETURN TO THE SUDAN AREA

Tightens Hold On The Suez   British Moving Against Eqyptian Officials In Sudan

Britain Tightens Hold On Suez and Sudan Strife Areas   Naval Guns are Trained On Suez As Strength Grows

British Forces Converge Upor Eqvotian Area   Two Top Egyptian Officials Ordered To Leave Posts

BRITISH FORCE TIGHTENS HOLD ON SUEZ CANAL   Grewing Sea, Land, Au Forces Move Into  Sudan Area

Land and Sea And Air Forces Are Increased   Also Move Against Egyptian Officers In Vast Sudan

Pomeroy Area Gets Big Plant   7 Million Dollar Project Announced

Korean Truee Hits New Snag  on Inspection   Reds Refuse to Permit Check Behind the Lines

New Deadlock Perils Korean’ Truce Pact   Communisis Bar Trooy Inspection ;. Battle Line Ratified

Truce Talks Are Threatened Witt New Deadlock  UN Wants Right Cs PP: ae ee ee   UN Wants Right To Inspect Behind Communist Lines

Joy Presents 7-Point Plan To KeepPeace   Reds Immediately Reject: It; Another Deadlock 'Thrastanac

Reds Reject UN Proposal To Inspect Behind Lines As Far as Manchuria

PETTTIOW Pr Art   Reds Reject UN Request To Look Behind Red Lines

Uroes Truman Veto Taxes Less Than $7 Billion   Humphrey Sees Stiff Fight To Restore Slices

Asks Truman Veto Senate Tax Version   Humphrey Favors <Aetion, If Upper House Wins in Conference

House-Senate Conferees To Study Tax Bill  Humphrey Urges Truman To Veto Senate Version If

Asks Senate Tax Boost Be Vetoed   Humphrey for Passage of Record House Bill

Tax Bill Veto Is Requested by Sen. Humphrey  Expects Stiff Fight On House Proposals

Ships Collide; Eden to Head Seven Killed Assembly Unit   ron Are Hurt'Churchill Believed Reac eo This a“ ' PT. Complete Cahincr

Vessels Collide, Explode, Killing At Least Seven   At Least 20 Reported Injured At Buffalo

7 Killed, 20 Hurt As Ships Collide In Buffalo Harbor   Freighter And Oil Barg: Blaze After Crash Monday Night

20 Seamen Reported Hurt In Explosion And Blaze — Following Buffalo Crash   Spectators Jam Waterfront Area To Hinder Firemen And Ambulances Despite Frantic Pleas From Police

AT LEAST SEVEN DEAD AND 20 INJURED IN COLLISION OF FREIGHTER AND OIL BARGE

Acheson Reassures Our Allies   Agreement Reached “in Principle” for Use of Spanish Bases.

Britain and France Reassured They Won't Lose Arms Aid  Acheson States U.S. Position on Franco

U.S. Continues Defense Talks With Franco  Acheson Reassu Britain and France

ACHESON ADMITS SPAIN PACT NEAR   Seeks to Reassure, France, Britain as to Pending Allfance

U. 5. MAY MAKE DEAL WITH SPAIN   BRITALN, FRANCE TOLD AC prom WOULD NOT DE  PRIVE THEM OF ARMS AID.

ALLIES OF US. REASSURED ON SPANISH DEAL   Acheson Says Air And Naval Base Use Will Aid Whole West

REASSURED ON SPANISH DEAL   Acheson Says Air And Naval Base Use Will Aid Whole West

Acheson Reassures France, Britain Against Loss Of Aid Through Spenish Deal

REAL ESTATE TRACTS LISTED TRANSFERRED   Properties Located in Bensalem and Bristol Twps. and Nearby Areas

NUMEROUS DEEDS ARE RECORDED IN COUNTY   Property Transferred To New Owners in Bristol and Bensalem Areas   THE LIST IS PUBLISHED

Yank Troops Pound Out New Gains   Stubborn Reds Are Overwhelmed In Artillery Duel

Reds Halt Retreat And Make Stand   Artillery Duel Rages Along Front; Defense Line 20 Mis, South Parallel 38

Desperate Reds Overwhelmed In Roaring  Artillery Duel   U.S. Troops Then Cras} On for New Gains: Pass Taken

Yanks Overwhelm Desperate Reds After Big Barrage   Enemy Tries to Set Up New Line For Defense

MacArthur Wary of Seoul Fall Tells Rhee Not to Enfer Capital   Communists Open Big Artillery Barrage But United Nations Guns Out Shoot Tham 50-45 One: U.N. Advance Continuing

Yanks Push Ahead North Of Hongehon   Communists Trying To Set Up Defense Line 20 Miles Below Parallel

American Big Guns  Win Artillery Duel   U. N. Troops Score New Gains North of Fallen Honachon

Artillery Duel Paves Allied Way   Roaring Barrage Out-Guns Reds 50 to One—Lets Infantry Make New Gain   CHINESE USE RESERVE   Communists Quickly Bring Eight-Day Retreat To A Halt, Fought Back

Enemy Attempts Stand on Central Front; U. S. Artillery Wins Duel by Throwing 50 Shells to One.   ‘TROOPS CONTINUE ADVANCE AFTER DUEL

Americans In New Gains After Temporary Halt   Enemy Barrage Is OutThundered 50 Shells To One; MacArthur Warns Against Seoul Occupation

Force Enemy   U.N. Troops Advance Aft Along Front as Chinese Head for 38th Parallel

Artillery Duel Slows Advance Of U.N. Forces   New Communist Line 20 Miles South of Border

Reds Turn on Attacking Allies With Artillery  U. N. Troops Find First Resistance In Several Days

Planes Pound Chinese Reds Below Border   Yanks Drive Toward Road Hub 20 Miles South Of Parallel

Reds Smashed In Desperate Artillery Duel   Doughboys Crash Ahead; U. S. Fires 50 Shells To One

Artillery In Big Duels In Korean Battle   Reds Abruptly Halt 8-Day Retraqgt

Blast Out New Gain In Korea   UN Advance in Center Follows Heaviest Red Artillery Barrage Of War: Quiet Elsewhere

Americans Win Artillery Duel With Commies   Yank Gunners Fire 50 Shells to Foe's One

Alties In Town 20 Miles South Of Parallel 38   War's Heaviest Barrage Turned On U. N. Forces ‘As Enemy Halts Retreat

Heaviest Enemy Guns Smotherad by Yank Reply   Coramunist Attempt to Stem Advance Proves Futile .

Chinese Attempt Stand Buf Allies Push New Gains  Enemry Throws Biggest Artillery Borrage Of -

American Troops. Advance After Winning Artillery Duel With Reds   Communists End Retreat, Attempt New Defense Line

Heavy American  Artillery Barrage  Overwhelms Reds Yank Troops Score  New Gains Against Desperate Enemy

Yanks Overwhelm Enemy In Roaring  Duel Of Big Shells   Reds Throw Heaviest ‘Artillery Fire Of The War, But Americans Out-Thunder Chinese 50 Shells To One; Drive Carries United Nation Troops North Of Hongchon

Overwhelm Reds With Artillery, Push On Ahead   Americans Answer 50 for 1, Reds’ Heaviest Barrage

Reds Half fo Fight, Are Soon Beaten   American Artillery Outduels Enemy, Forces Crash Aheed for New Goins

Enemy Suddenly Stiffens Affer 8-Day Retreat   Allies Push to Within 20 Miles of Old Korea Boundary at ‘38’

UN OUTFITS CRASH AHEAD TO NEW GAINS   Chinese Reserve Units Encountered In Center Section

Americans  Overwhelm Red Troops   Throw Their Heaviest Arlillery Fire Of War and Thon Crash Ahead For New Gains; UN Warplanes Join in Attack

Yanks Best Reds in Big Gan Dud   Heaviest Enemy Barrage o Korean War Not Enough : to Halt ©   U. N. FORCES ONWARD   Chinese Defense Lmes Are Trying to Form 20 Miles Relow Border

Out-Fire Commies 50—1 In Biggest Battle of Kind During War   Crash On Ahead  For New Advance:   Drive Carries One U.S Division to a Poin Near Old Boundary

Force Takes High Ground At Hongchon   Allied Artillery Overwhelms Reds; Opposition Crumbles

Foe Worsted In Heavy Gun Duel af Front   American Barrage 50 Times Stronger Than Reds’   UN Warplanes Assist Artillery in Paving Way fos New Attacks Today.

Say Barrage Heaviest of Korean War  Chinese Attempt Stand, Rocked By New Assault

Yanks Best Reds In Big Gun Duel   Heaviest Enemy Barrage o! Korean War Not Enough to Halt ~   UU. IN. FPURLEO UNWARDU  Chinese Defense Lines Are Trying to Form 20 Miles Below Border

Reds Try to Stand North Of Hongchor   But Chinese Are Driven Back from Heights By U. §. Artillery Barrage

Artillery Duet Ends Eight-Day Flight Of Reds  New Line 20 Miles Erom Parallel 38

OUTGUN REDS IN ARTILLERY DUEL, 50 TO 1   Communists Throw Their Heaviest Fire of War in Effort to Halt Allied Advance. _   ALLIES WITHIN 20  MILES OF BORDER   In West Americans Pour Across Han River; Gls Make Bayonet Charge in East.

Allies Smash Ahead Again   Communists Open Artillery Barrage, Answered With 50 Shells to 1

G.1.s Push Ahead for New Gains   Enemy Attempt to Make Stand Smashed By Yank Firepowet

CHINESE FORCES MAKE ATTEMPTS TO STEM DRIVE   Reds Halt Retreat And Fight But U: S. Division Gains Ground — Battle A dares Near Parallel

U. 6. FORGES CRASH AEA IN NEW GAIN   American Division Reaches High Ground North of Honagchon.

REDS ABRUPTLY HALT RETREAT AT CHUNCHON   Artillery Duel Rages As Communists Decide  To Make Stand

U. S. Troops Crush Desperate Reds in Hot Artillery Duel   Reds Throw Heaviest Fire Of War With Artillery But Americans Throw More Shells

Americans Win Artillery Battle  Our Forces Crash Ahead for Gains

Yanks Advance After Roaring Artillery Duel   Reds Fail to Stem Allies With Their Heaviest Barrage

Troops Triumph In Artillery Duel With Desperate Reds, Then Crash Ahead To High Ground North Of Hongchon—Roaring U. S. Barrage Answers Enemy's Heaviest Fire Of Present Conflict— Planes Join In Blasting Of Communists

Desperate Reds Overwhelmed by American Troops  Roaring Artillery

Yanks Barrage Smothers Reds Who Fight Back   Important Mountain Pass Taken in East; Seize Hongchon Site

Americans Reach Point 20 Miles From Parallel In Artillery Battle

G I’s Overwhelm Reds In Artillery Duel, Thrust Ahead In New Gains

Americans Put Quick End To Counter-Attack   Commies’ Show Of Resistance Is Overwhelmed

U.S. Troops Roll Forward After Roaring Barrage   Reds Using Reserves In Fight for New Line North of Hengchon .

Communist Barrage Is Withstood  Allies Grab Hich   Allies Grab High Ground; Warplane: Join In Onslaucht

Allies Surge Nearer To Parallel 38   Communists Unable To Stem Advance At Any Point On Front

End of Retreat Results in Heavy Barrage   UN Warplanes Join In Assault on Enemy Positions

Airplanes Join In Drive And Spray Rockets   Communists Throw In 2 Reserve Armies From  Outposts In The East

Take Stand Along 20 Mi.  Defense Line   Yanks Reply With Counterbarrage. Smash at Chunchon

Enemy Ends Retreat, Hits at U.N. Forces   American Troops Slash Ahead After Winning Big Duel

Desperate Reds Overwhelmed in Artillery Duel   Enemy Begins Fighting Back as Allied Line . Moves to Within 20 Miles of 38th Parallel

 Boards Reported Restless  New Regulations on Draft Delayed by Alien Question

Registration Of Aliens Is N ew Problem   eS RES Ra Ree ae: ae, Ren  Provision In Draft Law May Violate  Teragiw Alianrac

Fee Of $1,000 Paid For Job. Senators Told   Testimony On Mail-Carrier Appointment Conflicts In Mississippi

Controversial Redistricting Plan Scheduled for Texas House Debate

 Contains One New Tax And 0  Increase On Prevailing Le  In Pennsylvania   HAVE ENOUGH VOTES TO PASS MEASU!

New State Tax Plan Is Offered   House Republicans Adopt Compromise Program; Contains Only One New Tax

GOP PROPOSES ‘SUBSTITUTE TAX PROGRAM  House Republicans   House Republicans Adopt Compromise Plan to Raise State Revenue.

Attlee Might Come ToU. 5. For HST Talk   Britain's Money Troubles Prompted Plan For British Official

ATTLEE PLANS TRIP TO WASHINGTON   LEADER WOULD DISCUSS AT.  LANTIC PACT, OTHER IS i SUES WITH AMERICANS.

Attlee May Fly lo Washinaton For Discussion  U. S.—Spain Talks   U. $.—Spain Talks Reported Nearing Real Agreement

Report Attlee May Hold Talk: With Truman  ‘Expected to Discuss Common Problems   Expected to Discuss Common Problems At August Meeting

HUNTWOMAN IN WHITE SEEN WITH INFANT   Mystery Woman in Kidnaping Case Sought by 2,000 Volunteers.

Female Holdup h Nurse Garb, Trucker Says   Man with Shotgun Flees as Another Vehicle Nears

Yesterday's U.S. Weather Included About Everything From Soup To Nuts

Nature Offers May Varieties  Snow In Rockies, SO. tame 8. KS S. l

Nature's Elements Turn Out Variety of Weather as Month of May Is Ushered In

WEATHER MAN ON MERRY-GO-ROUND   May 1 Brings Showers, Snow and Dust Storms

18-YEAR-OLD SAVES FATHER FROM DEATH   Leaps into Crombling Well To Hold Back Dirt From Imprisored Parent

Friends Rescue Man From Well   Woman Asks for Permission To Fly Over North Pole

DELAY GAMING RAID HEARINGS   Manager Of Sportsman’s Club Due To Appear Friday

Senators Must Pass Upon — Manpower Act  Ceiling For Armed Forces Urged By Solons

Armed Forces Ceiling Debated  Senators lron Out m.sa.'i. “Vt tinaae

UMTS TO BE IRONED OUT ; Senate Decision On Ceiling In Armed Forces Due Today

Limit To Be Set on Armed Forces As Part of Military Training Plan

Armed Force  Size Argued   Senate Will Decide On Fixing Ceilings

Ceiling for Manpower in Army Sought   Senators Face Issue On How Many Men to Bi Drawn Into Armed Forces of Nation

Senate Votes On Move For Troop Ceiling   Many Lawmakers Forecast 3,506,000 Top Upon Forces

Senators Face Ceiling Decision  On Armed Units   Solons Also Hope To Iron Otber Details Of UMST; Limit Of 3.500,000 Seen

MILITARY HIGH OF 3,909,000 EXPECTED   Lawmakers May Hold First Night Session This Term

Decision May Come on Size Of Armed Forces   Senate Expected To Begin Voting on Manpower Ceilings

Nears Vote On Manpower Limit In Armed Forces   McFarland Threatens To Hold Senate Over Into Night Session

Farm Groups Discuss Plans   . Township Committees: Schedule Meetinas

Parolee Telks Caudle Aid in: Europe Trip   President Expected Take ‘Drastic Action’ Soon

But Editoriat Implies Terms  Remain Same  Accept Or Face Defeat, U. S. Told

Peiping Radio Lambasts U.S. As Ageressor   L. S. Is Threatened With Total Defeat Uf Offer Not Accepted

New Threats Accompany  Red Views   Also Imply Terms MustBeFavorable To' Reds Recime °

Chinese Reds Endorse Plar   U.S. Threatened With De feat If She Doesn’t Accept Soviet Bid

Peiping Hints It Wants Conditions Which Would Help Communist Goals

Reds Try To Save Face ~  In Proposal    Chinese Position Given In Diatribe Awainst Americans

Peiping View Aired in Radio Attack on U.S.   People’s Republic Always Ready to Talk Peace, EBFditarial Sava

PEIPING TELLS U.S. TO ACCEPT. MALIK’S PLAN OR LOSE: WAR      Statement Implies Reds Still _ Want Favorable Terms   AMERICANS ASSAILED   Rambling Diatribe Says U.S. . Lacks Power to Exe - pand Fight

Peiping Warns U.S. to Accept Or Be Beaten   Editorial Calls For America to Agree To ‘Just Measures’

New Arctic Blast Heading  From Canada   175 Deaths Caused By Weather; Sub-Zera Mereury Grips Nation

Bad News---Weather To Turn Even Colder; S. D. Mercury Up Slightly

Cold Wave Takes Big Toll in U.S.   Most of Nation in Grip of Sub-zero Wave; Sleet, Snow Predicted Here

Another Cold Wave Coming; Death Toll 175   Weather Man Warns. That Slight Respite ‘From: Arctic Temperatures Will Be. of Short Duration

No-Indication. War Will Endat Boundary:   Reds Dig in near _Hongchon, 30 Miles South of Line

Reds Flee For 38th Parallel   Resistence Wilts Along 70-Mile Front In Korea

Communists Flee Seoul,  Airmen Say   Task Forces Within Sight Of Hongchon; Vanguards 24 Miles From 38th

Reds Fleeing Headlong to 38th Parallel As Resistance Collapses on 70-Mile Front

Red Resistance Collapses on Central Front   Fliers Report Communists are Abandonina Seoul

Yanks Advance At Will Today, As Foes Retreat   Central Front Communists Flee Headiong Toward 38th Parallel; Red Chinese Also Abandon Seoul, Threatened By U. N.’s Swift Offensive To The East

Communists Are Fleeing Toward Parallel; Yanks  Drive Nearer To Seou!

TAOK FORGES PUSH GLOSEA TO HONGGHON   Advancing UN Columns Make Little Contact with Fleeing Enemy.

ENEMY TROOPS: IN HEADLONG PLIGHT NORTH  Aerial Observers Say Reds Apparently Are Abandoning

Also Reported Leaving Seoul;  U.N. Advances   * Resistance Along The Central Frant Nearly Complete

ENEMY DEFENSE CRUMBLES UNDER ALLIED ATTACKS   Tank and Infantry Forces Batter Within Sight of Hongchon; Air Observers Report Red Forces Abandoning Seoul.

— KOREA —  Reds Flee All Along War Front   CHASE NEARING 388th PARALLEL

Aerial Observers Report Signs Reds Also Abandoning Seoul; Nine UN Divisions Gain In Cautious Advance Behind Fleeing Enemy

' Allies Advancing at Will...   Communist Resistance Collapses All Along 78-Mile Front in Korea as Reds Flee North

Enemy Lines Collapse Along 70-mile Front      Communists Appear tt Be Quiiiing Seoul; Allies Advance

Communist Resistance Collap Along 70 Mile Korean Cent Front, Reds May Aband Seoul   MOST FORCES REPORT NO ENEMY CONTA(

Commies Flee Headlong Towarc The 3th Parallel   Aerial Reports Say Enemy Forces Are Abandoning Seoul

Commies Flee Headlong in Central Korea   Enemy Appears To Be Abandoning Badd csd a]

NO OPPOSITION BEING MET BY UN OFFENSIVE   Red Planes Lose Out In Aerial Doa Fiaht

Communist Resistance Completely Collapses   Enemy Breaks Off All Contact on /U-Mile Front With Indications That They Will Abandon  Seoul

F oe Abandons Battle; Yanks Gain At Will   Enemy Resistance Ended Along Broad Central Korea Front

Reports Say Foe Fleeing From Capital   Forward Troops Within 24 Miles Of 38th Parallel

REDS’ RESISTANCE IS COLLAPSING IN KOREA   UN Forees Advanee Toward North Korea Border As Communists Withdraw Troops

40 ORPHANS TRAPPED IN BLAZING HOME   President Asks New and Tougher Controls Law

HST Pleads for Halt to Inflation  ‘Victory for Russia Without Firing Shot’

Hope Public Will Help Push Controls Through Congress   Truman Warns Inflation Threat Is Not Ended

Truman’s Appeal Sets Off Hopes For Citizens’ Aid   Administration Is Hoping Public Will Ask Stronger Control

Sentiment In Congress Favors Present Controls  _ President's Speech Eanile Ta Create ..

Truman Makes Strong Bid For Controls   Declares Inflation Would Give Russia Global Victory

TRUMAN CALLS FOR UNITY NOW   Warns That National Security Demands That Controls Be Endured.

New Price Law Urged By Truman   Says Tough Control Needed to Resist Runaway Inflation

Truman Pleads For New Control: Says Inflation  Could  —twe Duea:sm Wiretarw

Truman Urges Public To Back Controls   Says Consumers Not Applying Enough Pressure

Government Hopes Public Will Talk Now   Despite Declaration By Chief Executive, Control Legislation  Remains ‘Troubled’.

Asks Public To Back Controls   Truman’s Broadcast  Appeal Stresses Peril Of Runaway Inflation; Congress Slow to Act

Truman Asks All To Demand  Price Controls   Richt Fo Extend Act ‘Up To All Of Us” He Tella Natian

President Urges Public  to Demand Further Curb  on Inflationary Trends

Controls Needed In  Emergency   Warns That Inflation Could Give Russia Global Victory In Easy Manner

Truman Invites Public Pressure  Control Act Plea Hits ‘Interests’

President’s Plea Gives Demos Hope  Congressional Leaders Look for Publie Help  In Controls Program

President Says Runaway Prices Would Give Russia a Global Victory Without Firing a Shot

‘Prod Congress,’ Truman Appeals To Consumers   Warns Runaway Inflation Would Help Russians

Truman Plead: For Controls: Congress Cool   {ommittee Actions Pose Uncertainty ('n Tougher Law

Truman After Rougher Bill For Controls   Congress Appears To Be Behind The President's Wants

‘HST's Plea: For Anti-Inf lation Program Gives Administration Hope P ublic Will Back Plan

Congress Cool fo Hard Changes   Truman Pleads for Consumers to Join Fiaht

Anti-inflation — Legislation Has. Stiff Opposition   Congress Is Not Disposed to Act’ Despite Truman’s  Annan! en Alatian

Truman Tells National Audience Runaway Inflation Could Give Reds World Without Fight  President Wants Strong Public Support for Controls Program 

Public Opinion Sought to Aid Controls Fight   Truman Says Inflation Could Give Russia an Easy Victory

New Controls Face Trouble In Washington   Congress Sees Hope In Public Opinion

Truman-Warns Inflation Is Deadly Enemy   Congressional Effort For Stronger Control Laws Stirred by President’s Talk

PRESIDENT ASKS INFLATION CURR      Congressional Leaders Look For Public Gpinion To  Gain Stronger Economic Controle

—LUN TT ROLS— Truman Plea Raises Hopes For Program   President Counts   On Public Opinion

Truman Call: For Strong  Control Law   Sentiment Favors Present Act Over President’s Plan

Truman Invites Public Demand For Control Law   President Warns Russia May Win ‘Without Warfare

Dangerous future Is Predicted If  Inflation Spirals   Congressional Leaders Pressured By Special Groups To Relax Defense Production Act, President Says; He Wants It Stronger

Tougher Controls Are Askedby Truman Who Cites Dangers Attending Inflation   Brewster Declares Korean War Promoted by Truman and Acheson

Truman Plea Raises Hopes in Congress Of Public Support of Stronger Controls

Truman Urges Public to Back Controls Plans   Administration Hopeful Messages Will Spur Congress

Runaway Inflation Would Give USSR Global Victory Declares Truman in Fight for Controls

President Says Runaway Controls Could Give Russ Victory Without Wai

HST Lusists On Stronger Controls   Russia Could Win Without Firing Shot, President Savs

PRESIDENT IN PLEA FOR CURBS ON INFLATION   Administration Hopes for Pub lic Opinion to Force Congressional Action,

Help In Struggle For Curbs Seen InPublic Opinion   Truman Carries Appeal For Inflation Program To People By Radio, TV

For Stronger Controls:  Truman Hopes Public Will Support His Plea

Public Opinion Sought to Win More Controls   Legislation in Trouble; Sentiment Favors Modified Extension

HST Appeals For Help To Keep Curbs   Hits Special Tnlerest; Sees Russia Victor

President Asks People To Speak Up   Warns Inflation May Give Russia Victory Without Firi

Truman Forces Seek Public Aid In Controls Bid   President Asks For Powerful Inflation Laws

Truman Urges People Demand Curhs  ee 121 me Pa   Declares Inflation Could Give Russia Bloodless Victory

President Says Inflation Could Give Reds Victory Without Firing A Shot   CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Urges All To Join In Renewed Fight: Present Controls Likely To Stand

EEMENT IS BELIEVED NEAR IN RAIL DISPUTE  Strike Looms to  Tie Up All U. S.

Collazo Denies Intent fo Kill   Says Truman’s Life Wasn't in Danger

in West Turkish Troops Fail To Find Chinese Northwest Of Seoul; British Advance 4 Miles

ON ON MARCH MARCH TO SEOUL , ~ Reds Abandon All Area South of Han: River.

Allied Patrols On Prowl Find Only Few Chinese   East of Seoul U. §. Ninth Corps Advances; Abandoned Red Headquarters of of Yanapvong Occupied.

Chinese Reds Falling Back in 10-Mile Area’  Patrols of Allies Rh t.r.. Pn   Patrols of Allies Probe Deep, But Hunting Is Poor

CHINESE REDS FALL BACK ON 10-MILE FRONT   All Territory South Of Han River Given Up By  Enemy Forces   ONLY ACTION SUNDAY IN CHECHON SECTOR

Allied Troops Sweep Across  Han Unopposed   UN Patrols Find Poor Hunting; Only Action Is in Chechon Sector

Enemy Appears To Have Given Up All Territory South of Han; Some Action East

Fighting In Korean War Slows Down   Allied Patrols Hunt Without Success For Enemy Concentration

Chinese Fall Back on Long Korean Front   Allied Patrols Find Few of Enemy in Six-Mile Advance

ENEMY FORCES GIVE UP LAND BELOW SEOUL   UN Troops Prowl Deep Into Area But Find Hunting Is Poor

Allied Patrols Stab Deep Into Red Territory   Communists Appeor Te Have Given Up All. Ground South Of. Han.

GIVE UP LAND BELOW SEOUL   UN Troops Prow! Deep _Into Area But Find Hunting Is Poor .

Torrington Police Take Care of Shoppers’ Overtime Parking Fines:

Warns Europe Too Courts Destruction   General Closes Testimony with Plea for Victory Strategy to Halt Reds

‘We're Headed For Success’, Marshall Says   But Russia Is ‘Real Opponent’ General Warns

Secretary of Defense Warns That Soviets May Move Any Day in Asia or West Europe

Says He Does Not Believe His Plan Will Cause World War Ill; Says Nation a Fight Alone, If Necessary, to Wind Up War

General Warns Soviet May Hit At Any Minute   Allies Can’t Afford To Risk Big War Now, He Declares

Cites Success Of U.N. In Killing Reds, Fears Lighting Soviet ‘Fuse’

Sees Success InF ight To Halt Chinese   “Defense Chief Says _ Russia Could Launch Another. World War,

Red Chinese Losing Fight ‘Day By Day’   Moscow Is ‘Real Opponeut,’ Seeretury Says On Sixth Day Of Testimony

Russia May Attaek at Any Time   General Marshall Thinks Main Danger Point Is A European Invasion  TO ‘PACIFY KOREA’  Thinks Soviet Union Is  Real Threat Instead of

Move Toward Success Made In Korea War  General Savs Russia gg y ¢ xs ver‘ rFfnrwgze*f *   General Says Russia Could Call Off China If Nation Desired

‘Moving Toward Defeat of China, He Tells Senate   "We Are Destroying Them Day by Day,’ Secretary Declarce

Allies Move Toward End Korea Fight   Defense Secretary Falters After Six Days Of Testimony

Success Seer  Nearer in  Korean War Marshall Warns   Marshall Warns Russia Might Set’ Off War III

MARSHALL DAYS U.N. 1) MOVING “TOWARD SUCCESS”   Secretary Testifies 9 Gains ~ Have Been Made in Allied Fight to End Chinese Aggression,   RUSSTA IS CALLED THREAT TO PEACE   Defense Chief Tells Senators Soviets May March Against Western Europe at Any Moment,

Red China Losing Thousands Daily, He Tells Probers   Soviet Might March Against Western Europe At Any Moment, Secretary Of Defense Says; MacArthur Plan In Asia To Risky, Senate Hears

“Moving Toward Success”   Marshall View That Soviet Is Strong In Asia Testimony Shows’

General Says That Chinese Aggression Is Being Broken. — But That USSR Is Real Threat

Points Out That Russia Is ‘Real Opponent’ We Must Neal With   SEN. LONG TAKES OVER SPOTLIGHT IN QUIZZING

Marshall Asserts Russia Real Danger To World’s Peace   Declares “We Are Moving Toward Success” in Ending Red Chinese Aggrassion in Korea, But Warns That Russia Might Merch Against W. Europe At Any Time

SOVIET FURNISHES BULK OF AID FOR ‘CHINA, HE ASSERTS   Secretaly Says ‘Wa're Mow. ing Toward Success’ in Korea   CITES FOE'S LOSSES   Warns Stalm Might March On West Europe at Any Moment

Town Shocked By  Bank Shortage   $800,000 Off And Three Are Arrested

Allies Ignore Dare Made in Hot Wrangle   Immediate Cease-Fire Would Relieve Reds  Of Military Pressure. UN Spokesman States

Insist Buffer Lone Is First   Such Deal Would Take Pressure of Reds to Agree On Other Armistice Terms

Commies Challenge  UN Truce   Suggest Agreement On Cease Fire Line Now Or Break Off  Talks for Armistice

Now or Never Is Attitude of Red Negotiators   Allies Refuse to Agree to Buffer Proposal Until Other Issues Settled.

Agree to Line Now or End  Talks, UN Told   Red Challenge Ignored in 5-Hour Session of Truce Group

UN Is Dared to © Fix Truce Line Or Cease Talks   Unmistakably Clear Developments Show En emy Anxious to End Fighting Immediately

ALLIES IGNORE REDS CHALLENGE IN TRUCE TALKS   CHINESE GENERAL ASKS AGREEMENT ON CEASE FIRE LINE

Reds Challenge U. N. to End Cease-Fire Talk   Enemy Delegation Holds Firm for Hostilities End

Reds Challenge Allies to Agree On Truce Line   Gen. Nuckols Ignores Chinese Statement

REDS DARE ALLIES 10 END TALKS   Challenge U. N. to Accept Buffer Zone Now or Break Off Cease-Fire ‘Parley.    ALLIED OFFICERS IGNORE DEMAND   Refuse to Accept Truce Line Which Would Let Reds Stall on Armistice Terms.

Communist Challenge Ignored by UN Negotiators in Welter of Words at Today's Long Session.

Challenge Made by Chinese Red   Claim Acceptance Now Would Stall  other Peace Termes

ACT OR END PARLEY, FOE URGES  Settle Cease-Fire Line Now, Say Reds

Reds Challenge Allies To Accent Present Battle Line   Would Give Reds Chance To Haggle Over Other Terms

Reds Challenge U.N. Delegation To Agree or Quit  Allied Officers Ignore Demands  On Buffer Line

Communist Negotiators Threaten To Break - Off Truce Talks in Korea

WOULD HALT ALL FIGHTING IMMEDIATELY   Envoys Stage .., Wrangle Over TPE ae A ey

Red Trace Negotiators Challenge UN to Okeh  Korea Cease-Fire Line

Spokessman Says Challenge Was Ignored   Enemy Is Pressing For Quick End Of Korean. Fighting

ENEMY HINTS END OF TALKS ALTERNATIVE   UN Negotiators Ignore Challenge In Lengthy Meet

ChallengePut To UN Team During Talks   Chinese Delegate DeliversUltimatum   Communists Ask Agree ~ ment Now Or End Of  Talks; Allies Refuse

Reds Give Ultimatum In Korea   Allies Ignore Challenge To Agree to Ceasefire  Line or Quit Talks

Chinese Challenge UN to Accept Truce Or Break Off Talks   Reds Demand That Line Dispute Be Settled or That Meetings Be Brought to Immediate Finish

Challenge Ignored By Allies   U.N. Wants Other Armistice Terms Settled First

Hunt Excuse To Get Allied Firing Stopped   Americans Insist All Cease-Fire Points Be Settled

Reds Demand Allies Agree Or Quit Talk   Challenge During Wrangle Ignored by U. N. Spokesman

REDS DEMAND FIGHTING END IMMEDIATELY   U.N. Challenged To Agree On Buffer Zone Or Break Off Talks.

Agree To War Line Now: Reds   Chinese Challenge  - UN. To Agree To Cease-Fire Line, Or End Talks

ALLIES TOLD TD AGREE 03 cTAP TALKS   Challenge by Reds Ignored ir Welter of Words at Session.

WANT TO END FIGHT, DELAY REAL PEACE   Ignore Challenge In Long Wrangle On Neutral Zone

Reds Hurl AChallence   ‘Either Agree To Truce Line Now Or End The Talks

Allies Fear Red Demand Would End Future Talks  Communists Insist On Cease Fire, Then Dahata Othar leciuae

Chinese Officer Asks Agreement He Is Ignored   Welter of Words Marks 5-Hour Meet On Buffer Zone

Agree Or Break Off Parleys, Enemy Demands  en ee      Challenge Ignored By Allies; Believe Reds Seek To Ease Pressure On Front

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Threat Ignored By Allies

Reds Defy  Allies   UN Negotiators Told To Accept Cease-Fire Line Immediately orBreak Off Truce Tales

FrenchCabinet Falls On Vote On Ballot Law   Pleven Hands Resignation To President After Losing 311-295

Not All Blame for Useless Session Can Be Laid in Lap of Legislature

Expect 700 at Convention of Postmasters   Opens Here Sunday and Will Continue Four Davs

Harriman Cites Yalta ‘Distortion’   Presidential Aide Says Agreement Goo: But Reds Broke It

Troubles Stem From Failure Of Russia To Honor Pact, Is His Contention

Crities Of Yalta Are Attacked  By Harriman   Troubles With Russia Due To Soviet Breach Of Pact, He Says

Claims Critics of Yalta Pact ‘Distort Facts’      Harriman Says Troubk With Russia Due. to  Breaking Agreement

Red Friendliness Gone As Argument  Slows Up Meeting   Agreement On Key Point Necessary, UN Tells Communists; Reds Charge Allies Launching Attacks AH Along Front; Chinese Troops In Kaesong Unfriendly

Cease-Fire Talks Slowed by Dispute On “Major Issue’  Agreement Reached On Two Problems, UN Team Reports

Allies Report  Some Progress  Towards Agende Sticking Point Was  ‘eae ie

Key Points Stall Teams At Kaesong   Communists Demand Cease-Fire Take Effect At Once

Shippers Seeking Bracero Center ‘Re-Energizing   Harlingen Office Never Completely Closed But Operating With Skeleton Staff; Long Distance Operation in Mexico Opposed

TYDINGS EVADED DUTY SEN. JENNER STATES   infiana Republican Says Handling Of Hed Probe Cause Of MaryJander’s Defeat

ATOMIC PLANE WILL BE BUILT   Would Have Unlimite¢ Range And Travel At Terrific Speed

Negetiate GE Contract U.S. Set to Try Building {St Alom-FOwered Plane

Atom-Powered Engine Ordered  General Electric Gets Air Force Contract

Atomic Airplane Planned By U.s.   Discuss Developing Nuclear Power Plant

Linwood . Noyes Is Award Winner  Distinguished Service In Journalism Cited

19 Youths Register With Draft Board During Month of July in Fannin County

NATION NEARS LIMITATIONS ~ BILL PASSAGE   Texas Is 33rd State Tx Okay Two-Term  Measure

A. F. of L.. Unanimously Endorses King For Congress   Republican Nominee From Bucks - Lehigh Dist. Praised For His Labor - Management Policies, Pleasant Relationship With Employes

A. F. L. UNION ENDORSES KING FOR CONGRESS   Group to Which Employees Belong Issues Statement of Approval  woes ATA OO 0OFemirearrmes &

Exiled Slav King Offers Division   First to Answer Foreicn Leaion Bid

Letter Is Received By Senator Exiled Yugoslav King Offers Full Division

Exiled King Peter Offers General Eisenhower One Division For U. S. “Foreign Legion’ In West Europe

Exiled King Of Yugoslavia Offers To  Raise Division Of ‘Foreign Lesion’

Exiled Yugoslav Monarch Offers Division to U.S. ‘Foreign Legion’

Red Chinese Make Defense At One Point   Put Up Battle North Of Uijongbu Near 38th Parallel

Weather at Yuma   Sales Tax Election  Set for October 23   Opponents Protest Tentative Date Set By Council For Special Election

Sales Tax Election  ‘Set for October 2:   Opponents Protest Tentative Date Set By Council For Special Election

Offer Made   To Iranians   America, Britain, Promise Assistatice

‘Tke’ Demands Strong Troops   General Promises Power Will Avert Conflict

Eisenhower Welcomed Bi Belgians   Red Demonstration In France Fails; Presse Favorable

Allied Armies Punching Hard At Communists   Despite Russian Armistice Talks, New Drive Expected

GIs Advance In West as Foe Hits Back   Fight to Forestall Third Spring Offensive Amid Flurry of Peace Rumors

‘o6th Parallel Means Nothing’—Van Fleet  Allies Smash Ahead All Along Warfront   Chinese Prisoners Say Many Reds Commit Suicide Rather Than Face U.N. Bombinas

Red Attacks May Be First Of Third Spring Offensive   Allies Push Ahead to Upset Communist Plans; One Hill Changes Hands Five Times in Fight

Allies Punch Hard At Reds   UN Drives To Upset Third Spring  Offensive By Massing China Reds

Allied-Troops Smash Ahead In Central and Western Korea   Hit by Red Attacks in East on Last Day of a Year of War

UN JABS AT REDS IN 9 KOREA AREAS   Force Withcrawais in West, Ceniral Fronts; Foe Strikes in East

Chinese Tell Of Many Suicides Among Troops  Allies Seeking To Cut Off Segments  PT\L Pyalanbat Daa

Bayonets in Use fo Rout Surging Reds   Growing Hints of New Chinese Offensive: in Korea Stirred by Vicious Thrusts

HOT ON REDS’ HEELS  Allied Offensive Slashes Ahead on Entire Front

UN Offensive Smashes Ahead On Wide Front   Armed Columns Pursue Communists Deep In Red North Korea

ALLIED FORCES SMASH AHEAD ACROSS KOREA   Many Reds Reported Killing Selves Rather Than Face Attacks

Allied Forces Smash Ahead   Drive on in Central and West, Are Hit by Red At tacks in East

Allies Slashing Khead in Korea  Attempt to Upset Pla for Third Red Drive

Some Chinese Put Up Suicidal Rear-Guard Fight   Many Reds Committing Suicide Rather Than Face Allied Bombing; Heaviest Fighting on Hangye-Inje Road.

Claim Cream Of Army Being Lost  Johnson Asks Okay Of New Draft Bill

Draft Needed As Protection Congress Told   Debate On Measure To Lower Induction Age Is Under Way

Democratic Party Leaders Elect Leo C. Graybill to Be New  National Committeeman for State

Conference Group Ordered Not To Consider Dropping Ban as Was Done Last Year

Senate Snubs Reds’ Friends   Aid Would Be Cut Off From Nations Who Ship Wer Materials

Panel Ordered To Stand Firm  In Conference   Kem Leads Fight Agains' Funds for Friends wie 'Weln Soviet

Senate Seeks To Cut Help To Red Areas   Bans U. S. Aid © To Nations Whick Allow Shipments

Takes $32,000 on Spending Spree   Chicago Youth Lifts Savings of an Aunt

Chicago Boy Too Wild For Texan Cabbie Quits; Youth Held In $32,000 Spree

Boy to Tell How He Took Aunt's Money   Youth Who Stole $32,000 arid Set Out for “West” Faces U. S. Officials

Youth, 16, Tries 132.000 Spree  Chicago Boy Stopped In Texas By FBI

JET FALLS OK CARRIER DECK; 4 MEN KILLED   Fails to Pick ‘Up Arresting Gear, Hits Parked Planes.

Iran Accuses U. S., Britain Of Meddling   Deny Nationalization -Communist-Inspired, Assure British They Retain Use of Oil

GAS TAX BILL PASSED 19-7   Hopes Of Overridins Williams’ Veto Slump Badly

Tornado Rips Towns In Ohio Su. Paris, Urbana Hit  A Triuries Renorted

4 Hurt, Damage Heavy In Champaign-co Tornadc   Urbana, St. Paris Raked by Twister; Fallen Trees Litter Streets; Phones Out

BIG REC. FUROR   Senate Critics of Lending Agency Disagree with Truman’s Plan

‘Senate Critics of  RFC Want Change   Committee Report Adds Fuel To Fires of Those Wanting Cleanup in Organization

Elliott and Mrs. Ross Get License   Excited Couple Say, They’ll Be Married on Thursday.

Wilson Seeks To Discourage Decontrol Drive  Defense Chief Says   Defense Chief Says It Would Imperil Rearmament Plans

MacArthur's Latest Challenge to the Administration Policy Is Causing Stir

MacArthur Starts Another State Department Upset With Statement On Chinese Nationalists

HIGH COMMAND AGAIN VOICES OBJECTIONS   Rep. Martin Reads Letter To House Members   LATION   Raised On Possible Disciplinary Action Against Five-Star General   Material For Tesne

MaeArthur Urges Fight By Nationalists  He Irks Capital   He Irks Capital By Backing Martin On Hot Issue

Commander A gain  Challenges Truman  Policy On Chiang   Endorses Use Of Nationalist Troops Against Communists; Administration Ie Chaerined

Still The Administration's Hottest Potato:  McArthur Advocates Use Of  Formosa Nationals In Korea

MacArthur's Letter Favoring the Use Of Chiang’s Troops ls a Hot Potato   Raises Question Of Disciplinary Action Against the General

Policy Challenged By U. N. General   ‘Hot Potato’ General's Letter to Joe Martin Causes Big Uproar

MacArthur Is Again ‘Hottest Potato’ For Truman, Acheson And Pentagon

MacArthur Is  Again Truman  Hottest Potato Latest Challenge To Use Chiang Troops Burns Many Fingers

MacArthur’s C hallenge May Provoke New Blast By Washington Critics

\MacArthur Again Proves He Is One Of Administration’s Hot Potatoes

Mac Shows Again He’s ‘Hot Potato’   Outspoken General Places Administration On The Spot

Pentagon Heads Light Up Like Pin Ball Machine after Gen. MacArthur Writes Letter Asking Chinese Aid

MacArthur Proves Again He’s One Of President’s Hottest Potatoes   General’s Endorsement Of Martin’s Plan For Using Chang’s Troops In Korea Stirs Official Washington.

Latest Challenge Of Policy  MacArthur Hands Capital Another Hot Korea Potato

Formosa Stand Adds Fresh Fuel To Controversy   GOP Leader Says Is Time For Administration And Pentagon To Come Clean With Coneress. People

Latest Challenge Involves Use of Chiana’s Troops   Letter to GOP House Leader Endorses Martin’s Demands For Accepting Formosa Units

Turmoil Started By Views Given To Congressman   Use of Chinese Troops on Formosa Advocated Again

URGES USE OF CHIANG'S ARMY IN KOREAN WAR   State Department Aghas! At Content Of Note ‘To Senator

MacArthur in Favor of Using Chiang's Troops   General Proves Again He's Hot Potato For Administration

Favors Use Of Chinese  Nationalists  Challenges State Department Policy

MacArthur Scorches Administration \by Challenging Far East War Policy

General Praises Proposal To Use Chiang's Forces   Burns Administration; Reed: Hot Fight Brews

Mac Again Challenges US Policy   Letter to Rep. Martin Favoring Use of Chiang Troops in Korea Sets Capital Humming Anew

General’s Letter Is ‘Het Potato’ Tossed To Truman, Pentagon   Message Counters Far East Policy   Defies: Administration In His Suggestion For Use of Nationalists

Administration !s Embarrassed Again By Gen. MacArthur   Latest Challenge Of Policy Is Over Use of Nationalist Army on Formosa

General Flings New Challenge At Washington  Use Of Chiang’s Mer In Korea Endorsed

Dulles Named  Ambassador   Heads Mission To Confer On Japanese Treaty

[Triple Probe of Pennsy (Train Tragedy Begins   Final Count of Victims Shows 8 Dead. 63 Iniured at Bryn Mawr

Three Probes Are Begun In Train Wreck  Eight Dead; And 6: Injured In Wreck Near Philadelnhia

CURLEY NOMINATED FOR BOSTON MAYOR   Former Executive Will Run Against John BR. Hones in November Elertian

Gurley Gets In Bastee Run-Off   ‘Former Mayor Attempting Come-Back

Russia Knew in Advance of Jap Plan  Of Attack on Pearl Harbor, Jap Says

Russia Knew Japan Planned Attack On Pearl Harbor, House Probe Told

Soviets Knew Pearl Harbor Sneak Secret Even While Gettine Lend Lease Help

Says Russia Knew About Jap Plans   Soviet Government Got Information From Spy Rirg

Jap Says Soviet Knew of Plans To Attack U.S.   Testifies That Reds .In Tokyo Agitated For Pacific Assault

Features for Everybody a Im.the Telegram Today   'Réds Knew About Pearl Harbor-Attack Plan, Jap Says

Knew in Advance   Sneak Attack Not News © To Russians, Jap "FBI" : Chief Tells Conares:

Japan's ‘FBI’ Chief Says  Soviet Had Advance Notice Of Jap Plan Of Attack, US Told

Agitated for Japs to Strike  Japan's +l Chief Tells that Russia Knew of Plans for Allack

Russia Knew ot Jap's Plan to Start War Il   Japan’s FBI Chief Says Soviet Hoped For Pacific Conflict

Russia Knew Of Jap Pearl Harbor Plans   Says Nip ‘FBI Chief: Fabulous Spy Circle Ferreted Information

Russia Kew Japs Would Attack US, Gave No Warning   US Knew Germany Would Attack Russia, And Warned *lescow

Truce Parley Fails To Make Any Progress   Delegates Deadlocked On Issue Of Limits On Military Forces

Truce Talks Remain In Deadlock    Adm. Joy Claims Reds ‘Mix’ Peace

Man Kills Self, Children  3 Deaths Write Tragic Ene To Happy Birthday Party

Traffic Mishaps Claim 13 in Ohio   Three Die in Crash In Geauga County

—GAMBLING— Crackdown On Vice Is Spreading  Heat On In Cities, County And State

Ohio Gambling Crackdown Spreads As More Cities Put Heat on Bookies

More Cities Get Into The Act ‘Things Become Hotter  For Gamblers In Ohio

Hero Identified As an Associate In Casey's Deal   Former Secretary Of State Is Listed As One of Partners

HALSEY IS NAMED AS ONE OF GROUP IN TANKER ‘DEAL’   Maritime Spokesman Links Admiral, Stettinius with Casey   UNDER DOUBLE PROBE   2 Senate Groups Seeking Facts on War Surplus Ship Transaction

Halsey. Stettintus Named As Associates Of Casey In War Surplus Ship Trading

MAJOR PUSH BY ENEMY MAY BE ON   U.N. Troops Fall Back 14: Miles in. Some Places; Stop Reds Cold in Others.   ARTILLERY [S HEAVIEST OF WAR   Communists, With 700,«  000 Men, Attack Early - Sunday; Yanks Blow _ Bridges Behind Them:

Censorship In Effect On Korean Front  News Of Chinese Offensive Blacked

HITS KANSAS TONIGHT   Overdue Precipitation Expected: ‘Slight Warming Up

If Reds Prefer All-Out War They'll Get It  Hedging On Truce ee a

BRADLEY, RIDGWAY CONSULT VAN FLEET ON OFFENSIVE PLANS   South Korean Troops Drive Reds Off Ridgelines On Eastern Front; Sabre Jets, MIGs Renew Air Warfare.

Kighth Army Prepared To Strike Hard   Ridgway Intimates U.N. Won't Fool Much Longer With Rede’ Talks

Autumn Offense  Opened By U.N.   Ridgway Warns Troops Prepare: To Strike If Truce Talke Fail

Warning To Reds Issued By Ridgway  Set To Strike Hard If Reds Want War,

Bradley Is Visitor in Battle Area   Headquarters Says Issue of Resumption Is Up to Reds, Cannot Be Hedged    Highlights Tension

Reds Driven From Ridge By Bayonets   Air War Returns to Korea As 27 Sabre Jets and 40 Russ Planes Clash North of Sinaniu

Will Hit Hard if Reds Choose to Drop Talks   Bradley and Ridgway Tour Front Along East Korea Line

GIVE WARNING AS BRADLEY IS AT WAR FRONT   Sunny Skies Bring Back Air War, One Red Plane Downed

UN Commander: “Talk Or F ight   Allies Set For All-Out Drive: Bradley Tours Front Line

Warning Issued Prior To Tour Of 2 Ton Generals   South Korean Troops Use. Bare Bayonets In Driving Reds Off Crest of Ridgeline; Sunny Skies Bring Air War Back to. Korea

RIDGWAY THINKS ALLIES CAN BEAT ANOTHER DRIVE   Assertion Made While U. N. Chief Tours Easter’ Front With  ~ General Omar Brad ley.

Gen. Ridgway's Office Sounds Warning As Bradley Tours Front: ROKS Win Mountain   “TIME FOR BLUFFING IS OVER,” STATEMENT SAYS TIME TO DECIDE WAR OR PEACE

UN Army Ready To Strike Hard, Ridgway Warns   South Koreans Drive Foe Off Another Ridge Jet Battles Renewed

Red Leaders Still Silent On Proposal To Move Talks   Eighth Army Prepared to Strike Hard, Says UN Commander

EIGHTH ARMY IS READY T0 STRIKE HARD   Allied Headquarters Issues Warning to Foe .as Bradley Visits the Front in Korea.

RIDGWAY AND BRADLEY ON KOREAN TOUR   One Mig Downed, Two Damaged In’ West Air Battle .

Action Continues On Fronts; Chilly Weather Reported   U.N. Leader Tells Enemy His Troops Ready for Drive

lfReds Want All-Out War   S. Koreans Bayonet Way To Hold on Third Crest of Korean Ridgeline

Time For Bluffimg Over, Enemy To Id; Bradley At Front   ROKs Drive 600 Reds Off Hilf In East: 67 Jets Clash In Sky

Allies Ready To Lambast Reds In Korea   Ridgway Warns His Troops Will ‘Strika Hard’

Ridgway Issues Warning to Rec Troops at Front   South Korean taydnets Rout Enemy From 3rd Heartbreak RidgeCrest

U. S. Forces Ready for New Battle  Plan Offensive If Korean Truce  Talks Collapse

Ridgway Warns 8th Army Ready To Strike Hard  Bradley Visits Front; Says Outcome of Truce Talke IiIncarteai:

Ready To Strike If Reds Want All-Out War _   Ridgway Says Resumption Of Truce Is: Issue That Can‘t Be Hedged Any Longer

REDS DRIVEN OFF 3RD CREST OF RIDGELINE   Jets Clash In Another Battle That Lasts 25 Minutes

BRADLEY  ON TOUR  OF FRONT IN EAST   South Koreans Using Bayonets  Take Hill Peak

WARNING GIVEN BY RIDGWAY'S OFFICE   Eighth Army Prepared To Strike Hard   Joins In Tour Of Command Posts On Eastern Front; —  Air Action Resumed 

Ridgway Says Army S¢ To Strike Hard At-Red   General Warns That 8th Army Is Prepared. tf Communists Want War Instead Of Truce:

Kighth Army Prepared to ‘Strike Hard’  Gen. Ridgway at Front as Allies Launch Offensive

Warning Issued By Gen. Ridgway’s Headquarters That Eighth Army Is Ready For Full-Scale Assault If Enemy Wants All-Out War Instead Of Truce Talks  —Aerial Warfare Resumed As Weather Clears, M/ith OSV TI © Fete BRavilh.n. Pu Ae.

RedsWarned Allies Ready For Action   Bradley, Ridgway Tour Strongholds On Eastern Frout

Allies Ready To Hit Hard In Korea   Ridgway's Oftice Issues Warning In Case Talks Fail

Big Offensive Set in Korea.  Says Ridgway   Field Commander Promises Attack  If Talks Fail

Enemy Still Silent About Peace Talks   Bradley Looks Over Front In Tour With Main Commanders

Weather   Ridgway Says Eighth Army Is Ready To Strike   Bradley Tours Command Posts On Eastern Front

Warning Issued As Bradley Tours Front   South Koreans Push Communists Back In Determined Drive

Warning [ssued to Communists by UN Information Office in Tokyo as Gens. Bradley And Ridgway Tour Command Posts on Eastern. Front in Korea; Jets Stage Series of Dogfizhts

Nar In Korea   U.N. Troops Fully Prepared To Hit Hard If Truce Ils Not Made

Allies Ready To Strike If Truce Fails  Bradley, Ridgway Tour Combat Area

U.N. Ready To Strike If Reds Falter   Ridgway, Bradley Tour Korea Front; Tokyo Boast of Power

8th Army Ready To ‘Strike Hard’  ren. Ridgway Issues Werning in e Reade Want All Out War

8th Army Will Hit Hard If Reds Choose All-Out War  Bradley and Field Leaders Tour Front sha  —_ rPraAartrt 4@ 14

Fair Weather Brings Jets Back fo Air   South Korean Ground Troops Win Ridge With Bared Bayonets

Eighth Army Ready For All-Out War, . Ridgway Tells Reds   Top Generals Tour Korean Eastern Front; Sunny Skies Bring Increased Air Attacks

General In Statement Tells Communists Their  Bluffing Time Is Over   Bradley At Front And Sunny Skies Bring Back Aerial Assaults; South  Koreans See Action.

Eighth Army Braces Self   Prepared to Hit and Hit Hard If Commies Want All-Out War

Different Views May Upset Talks   Truman Likely To Rebuff Plan For Big 4 Parley

West German Heac Spurns Red Bid   Says East Germany Not Ready to Unify

In Desperate Battle For Strategic Heights, Red Chinese Charge In ‘Human Sea’ Waves

‘Little Gibraltar’ Objective Of Yanks To Make Certain Where Truce Line Will Be

Reds Fight For Truce Advantage   Negotiators Try To Fix ‘Buffer’

Desperate Batile Goes On in Korea   Both Allies and Commiés Want Hill to Be in Final Sector Before Armistice; Both Willing to Pay Price

FIGHTING IS FIERCE Negotiators Still Disagree On Korean Cease-Fire Line

Allies Battle Desperately On Key Peak   Dominating Height In Western Sector Vital to Both Sides

Intantrymen Fighting For ‘Gibraltar’   Desperate Battle For Hill Position Enters Third Davy

Final Truce Line Depends On Outcome   ‘Armistice Heights Dominates Yonchon Sector On Western Front In Korea

Bodies Of Four In Family Found In Storm's Wake   Waupaca Victims Carried Quarter Of Mile Into Swamp From Farm House

19 Governors Discuss Civil Defense Plans   Meet Behind Closed Doors in Chicago.

They Want Other Side of the Sts:  Ohio's Independent Theater Men May Not  Show Government Film on Korean Issue

District’s Airway Strike Imminent   Pilots Demanding Pay Increase; Present Wage  Is Reported at $690

Q DIVORCES ShANTED BY THE: COURT TODA   Three Opinicns Are Handed In kv the Court   ; LACEY PARK DECREE

‘EIGHT DIVORCES _ GRANTED BY COURT   Three Opinions Are Also  Handed Down in The  County Court  ‘ONE BRISTOL CASE

Green Lists. Six Things Wrong With Program   Seeks To Answer Mobilizer Wilson; Says Only Wages  Have Been Fraven

Court Verdict Sheds Light on  Trade Laws   Decision Expected To Weaken State Business Measures

Deadlock In Truce Parley Still In Effect   Negotiators Unable To Make Progress On Latest Issues

New Deadlock Stalls Korean Truce Parleys  Arms Limitation _ And Inspection

Truce Teams  In Deadlock  Arms Limitation Snarls Talks  an ae aie, once nae & &

U.S. Building Big Air Base On Okinawa  All East Asia In Range Of B-36

Syrians Blast Israel Settlement Near Frontier  Several Houses Hit;  No Casualties Dp a te. co 6 Se ol

Syrians Open Fire on Israeli Settlement Close to Frontier   lirael Announces She Won't Heed Cease Fire Order of U. N. Until Serian Soldiars Quit Demifitarized Area

ISRAEL TO SPURN  CEASE-FIRE PLEA   Demands Withdrawal of Syrians From Frontier

STOCK 3     KET INDEX   TopekaPress Seminar Monday To Discuss Mental Illnesses

QUICK ACTION IS SOUGHT  ‘State Redistricting Measures Given Boost Toward Okay

Redistricting Near Passage In Legislature  Both House and Sena Bills Ready For Last  Aad tam an Fi...

Death Sits Outside Texas Sheriff Says Gunman Waiting ‘To Slav Counle Held In Poiter Jail

—----_____- Death Sits Outside. Texas Sheriff Says Gunman Waiting To Slay Counle Held In Potter Jail

pune Protection. oan Counterfeiters Quizzed About Crime Syndicate

The Weather   U.N. Drives On 100-Mile Korea Front   Red Captives Report "War Is About Over’

UN Attacks Both Ends of Front in Korean Fighting   Officials Doubt "End of War’ Word of Captives

RED OFFICERS ASOT WAR NEARLY OVER   “No More Offensives,” Nortt Koreans Say as Allies Push Advances.

UN Forces Attack At Both Ends Of 106-Mile Front  Red Prisoners Say ‘War About Over,’ No More Offensive

UN Patrols In Chunchon Meet No Fire   Knem y FightsBack In Two Key. Areas   Captured North Korean Officers Assert, ‘The War Is About Over’

Allies Punch Enemy Along Karoan Front   Attacks Are Launched at Both Ends of 100-Mile Front: Against Reluctany Foe,

U.N. Troops Hit at Both Ends of Line  Reds: Say War Is About Over

Allies Also Move Into Chunchon   Captured Enemy Officers Say War Is ‘About Over’

Captured Red Officers Say ‘War Is Over’   U.S. Army Remaiits Skeptical, However; Keeps On Driving

ALLIES STRIKE BOTH ENDS OF KOREAN MOM  Dade Cant   Reds Captured In Western Sector Report That “War Is About Over.”

UN Tank Patrol Goes Unopposed Into Chunchon   Reds Fight Only At Western and Eastern Points of the Line

House Administration Forces Win Victory In 207 To 123 .. Vote To Extend Rollbacks

House Votes Continuance of  Beef Rollback   Would Cut Price On Farm Products Above Parity

House Stands Behind Present Beef Rollback   Prospect of Bans On Future Cuts Grows Stronger

Vote Affects Farm Prices      207-123 Vote Limited Victory — for Administration in Control. Fight

House Okays Beef Rollback  Allows 10% On Farm Products Over Parity

Assembly May Return Relief Cost to County  Showdown Awaited on Margiotti as State

‘Court Action Threatened  Assembly Showdown Seen "y ‘oday Over Margiolli

RECOIL FROM IN FRONT OF SEOUL FOR NEW BLOWS   Few Enemy Troops Found By Allied  Patrols

Reds Give Up Siege of Seoul, Shift to East   Chinese Close Hwachon Gates to Lower Han, Pukhan Rivers

Siege Units  QuitSeoul, March East   Enemy Advances On Central Front   HwachonFloodgatesOpen-ed To Lower Levels Of Han, Pukhan Rivers

Home Edition   Reds Withdraw From Seoul Under Pounding of Big Guns   Commies Swing Back  To Central Front

lank Drive On Central Front Seen   Hwachon Reservoi Gates Closed For River Crossings

Chinese Begin New Drive East Of Seoul UN Bia Guns. Planes Drive Reds From Former Capital

Reds Move From Seoul  To Attack   New Daylight Attacks Made On Central Front

China Commies Massing Forces For Drive South  Enemy Siege Troops   Enemy Siege Troops Recoil From Former South Korean Capital

Chinese Forces Withdraw  From Assault on Seoul  Escape Pounding by Allied Guns; Mass   Troops for Drive Through Central Sector

Mass Troops” for Drive To Central Korea   Close Floodgates To Make Rivers Easier To Cross

SERIES OF TALKS SCHEDULED Labor Asking Modification Ot Wage Increase Formula

Near Death Today  Life ls Massaged Back Into Heart Of 11-Year-Old Boy

Santa Claus Will Visit In Fredericksburg Sat   Santa Will Arrive In Parade And Mave Thousands of Bags Kor The Children

Band and Pep Squads to Participate In Gala Parade at 10 a. m. Saturday

REFERRED BACK TO DIRECTORS   Engineer Testifies Projects Ta Cost Ait Least $63,616,000

No Way to Cut Budget  Discovered So Says Top GOP  Taadar Aftar Inean   So Says Top GOP Leader After Income Tax Conference.

 Berger Says First Look Fails te to ni neover re vidence of Padding  Senators Study State Budget in Tax Row

GOP BATTLIN TOSMOOTH OUT STATE'S TAXES   Weekend Caucus Seen Party Fails lo Get Ballot Strength

TOSMOOTH OUT STATE'S TAXES   Weekend Caucus Seen, Party Fails To Get Ballot Strength

Merely Wanted “Walk in the Sun” Ex-Bookie Returned  To Hands of Police

Gross Faces  Action After  ‘Day At Races Graft Figure Taken Back To New York

Despite Sound And Fury, Issue Stays Same   Underneath Uproar Is Question Of Military Defiance

Legislators Race Time  At Lansing   Pass, Debate 112 Bills In Session

LEGISLATURE HAS BIG DAY      Passes 50 Bills, Defeats Three In 1114-Hour Work Day ;

Marshall Sees Need To Boost Arms Target   3% Million Men Not Enough If Situation Worsens, He States’

Quota May Go Over 3,500,000 Men if Situation Worsens, House Panel Is Told

Expansion Of Armed Forces Is Possibility   Gen. Marshall Warns Congress; Joins Sen. Vincent In Demand For 18-Year-Old Draft Without Ban For Use Of Youths In Comba

Slash Ordered In Steel For ~ Autos, Stoves   Cuts Up To 40 Per Cent  April  Will Reduce Production

44TH DIVISION WILL TRAIN AT CAMP RIPLEY   Announce Illinois National Guard Goes to Minnesota, Aug. 18.

UN Forces Unopposed In Seizure Of Border Hub; B-29s Wreck Red Depot

Allies Assail Last Ridgeline   Less Than 1% Miles From Key Kumsong

Armistice Talks for Korea Still Stalled by Reds   Communists and U.N. Delegates Both Awai Replies to New Notes

Ridgway Discloses Reds Refuse fo Move Peace Talks   Talks Still Off As Both Sides Await Answers

Reds, Athes Wait Replies To New Notes   Communists Reject Gen. Ridgway’s Proposal to Shift Site of Talks

Korea Peace Talks Stuck For 23rd Day   Fighting Vicious as Negotiations Await Replies to Notes Exchanqed

Armistice Talks Still Unchanged  Red Note Demanded New Site for Parley

Cease-Fire Talks Remain Ruptured 13rdStraight Day   UN, Enemy Await Answers on Latest Notes to Each Othe:

Reds Refuse A New Site   Truce Talks Are Stymied For 23rd Consecutive Day

Deadlock On After Refusal Of Taik Shift   Both Sides Await Reply In Korea

WON'T LEAVE KAFSONG- REDS   ‘Mystery Note’ Revealed: Flat ‘No’ To Truce Site Change

Truce Meeting Still Stalled as  Nofes Bounce  Reds Had Rejectec Ridgway’s Demand For Site Change

Allies, Reds Await Replies On New Notes   Peace Conference Has Been Halted For Past 23 Days

Pull Out of Two Southern Anchors In ‘Tron Triangle  Through Enemy Fire 

Alties Push Forward To Add To Gains   Chorwon Appears To Have Been Abandoned By Foe

Cnemy troops Appear to Have Fled Chorwon   Commies Abandon Southeastern Corner  Of Their Redoubt

Chinese Reds. Abandon Two Key Points   Retreat from Kumhwa toward Kumseng and Abandon Chorwon

Abandon Two Anchors Of Strong Redoubt As Allies Apply Screws   UN Units Stab Ahead For 1,000 To 2,000 Yard Gains Through Only Token Resistance.

Chinese Begin Move To Leave Major Southern Anchors Of ‘Triangle’

Report Communists Ab ondonina Chorwon   Enemy Gives Up Two Southern Anchors or {heir “Iron Triangle” on Central Korean Front.  een TTADORPEOCUT

Iron Triangle Is Broken Up  Kumhwa Sector Also Left to U.N. Forces

Treasury Men To Inv estigate Liquor Trade   Probe Designed To Crack Down On Hoodlums And Revenue Agents

Far East Policy Split  Pentagon To Bare Files For Probers  ww... ft TL. DD... T. DBD. fri..~..]   Most Of The Record To Be Opened Behind Closed Doors For Safety

Pentagon Kxpected To Bare Entire Past In MacArthur Issue   Record in Row With Administration Possibly May Be Opened in Secret; General Accepts Chic: ago, Milwaukee Welcome Celebrations

ALLIED AND UN PEACE TEAMS MEETING TODAY   Neutral Zone Problem Would Be Discussed Later

ALLIED AND UN PEACE TEAMS MEETING TODAY   [Neutral Zone  Problem,  Would Be Discussed  oe ae

ALLIED AND RED OFFICERS CONFER   EEFORT MADE TO ARRANGE FOR RESUMPTION OF ARMISTICE TALKS,   BULLETIN.

State Police Work ‘‘Amateurish’’ When Compared To Job Of Hillsboro Sheriff

DOUGLAS LISTS 3 CHOICES IN FOREIGN POLICY   SUGGESTS SENATE HAVE BINDING VOTE ON CRITICAL ISSUE

Urges Senate  Showdown On Foreign Policy   Sen. Douglas Wants To Make Binding Choice Among Three Courses Open

Key Democrat Asks Showdown On US Policies   Douglas Willing To Follow Choice Of The Majority

EE EN VS Oe en eS _——— Se SS ETS lSS-_lc i iéiles  GOP F: avors Aid for Spain. im. Nationaliac CTaama   Aid for Nationalists May Follow it Allies Are Chased from Korea

Douglas Wants  Showdown On  Foreign Policy GOP Leaders Ask Ai  For Spain, Chinese Nationalists

Douglas Urges Showdown On Foreign Policy  GOP Leaders Seek Broader  Front To Battle Communism

Douglas Insists Senate Decide Foreign Policy   Republicans Demand Anti-Communist Front Be Broadened

Douglas Asks For Decision  On U.S. Aims  aa <—_» ities a      Says He Will Back View Of Majority   Calls For ‘Binding Vote On One Of Three  Alternatives

Douglas Asks Showdown On U. S. Policy   GOP Leaders Urge Broadening Of Anti-Red Front; Sen. Taft to Talk

Foreign Policy Showdown Urged in U. S. Senate   G.O.P. Leaders Demane Broadening Anti-Red Front in Europe

Drastic Steps Asked on Reds Espionage   House Probers Eye Justice Department; Disclose ‘Alarming Lack of Prosecution’

Drastic Acts To Stop Red Spies Urged   Un-American Activities Group Asks Death For Peacetime Espionage

House Unit Says Drastic Step Needed   Russian Spy Activities In This Country for 30 Years Reviewed.

HOUSE GROUP ADK DEATH FUR SPIED   YEARS SOVIET AGENT: WERE ACTIVE CALLED “SORDID PERIOD.”

Death Penalty For Foreign Espionage Urged   House Group Says Rec Spying Demands Drastic Steps

Action Sought To Curb Russian Spying In U.S.   Committee Asks For Death Penalty Even During Peace

SEES CHEAP MONEY   Eric Johnson Strongly Favors Keeping Econom: " ic Controls

Congress Grapples With Controls Bill   Administration Meets Opposition in Quest For. Broader Powers

House Ready For a Vote On Controls   May Not Come Until End Of Week—Many Plans Must Be Disposed Of   BULLETIN

‘Big Businessman’ Tried To Buy Senate Crime Head Kefauver Reports ‘Mr. X’ Offered  Six-Figure Donation To Democrats

senator Claims SixFigure Contribution to Party Was Suggested; Also Tried to Stage Big Cocktail Party.

1] PERSONS CONSUMED IN FLAMES   Four-Engine Plane Sideswipes Brewery Then Plunges at Full Speed Into Building.   THREE MISSING; TWELVE INJURED   Dozens See B-50 Suddenly Lose Altitude and Plunge 700 Feet at Full Speed.

Eleven Die In Seattle Air Crash   U.S. B-50 Strikes Apartment House, Burning Gasoline Syoreqde Dactrirtin

Cause Of Blazing  Tragedy Monday  ls Undetermined Officials Fear Hot  Debris May Contain ~Additional Bodies

Plane Hits Apartment; 11 Are Dead   Search For Remains Of Others Trapped In The Building; Three People Still Missing

Charred Rubble, Melted Metal Mark Crash Spot  e Crashes Into ie ye rtment House

Building Hit By tes TES LL Are Killed   More May Be Dead In Debris Of Apartment House In Seattle

Bomber, Seattle Building Burned in Gas-Fed Fire   12 Badly Injured or Seared: Many Dive Through Windows

PROBE RUINS OF BUILDING STRUCK BY BIG BOMBER   3 RESIDENTS OF APARTMENT HOUSE UNACCOUNTED FOR

11 Persons Die As Bomber Hits ApartmentHouse   Only Charred Smoldering Rubhle, Melted Metal Mark Pyre At Seattle

Crash Of B-50. Into Apartment House Kills 11   Plane Loses Altitude After T akeoff, Bursts Into Flame. At Impact

lo Seek Cause Of Tragic Bomber Crash  At Least 11 Dead Atter-Piane Fits eee ee Ps . eee ee ee

B-50 CRASHES INTO HOUSE: {1 PERSONS DIE   Bomber and Seattle Apartment House Consumed by Flames

B-50 Plunges Into Apartment In Seattle   Four-Engine Plane Nicks Cars, Brewery Before Turning Over

11 Die As B-50 Rams Apartmeni In Seattle  ' Air Force Bomber Crashes on Test Hop

Bomber Crashes Into Apartment House: 11 Killed         B-50 Crashes During Seattle Test Flight Flames Fed by 3,500 Gallons of Gasoline

ll Die In Flames Of B-50 Crash   Rubble, Melted Metal Mark Where Bomber Crashed Apartment

11 Dead as B-50 Air Force Bomber Hits Apartment House in Seattle

Plane's Fuel Is Funeral Pyre; 11 Are Known Dead   Six Crew Members Die as Bomber Zooms Into Apartments

B-50 Crashes Into Seattle Apartment House, 11 Dead   Dozens See Plane Make Fatal Plunge Into Apartment

Six of Dead Were In Plane Crew   Apartment House Becomes Inferno Fed by Gasoline

BOMBER CRASH WRECKAGE IS SMOKING PYRE   Probers Seek To Discover Reason For Fatal Plunge

Melted Metal Marks Pyre Where 11 Die   B-50 Bomber Crashes Into Apartment House Shortly After Taking Off for Routine Trip

Charred Ruins Mark Site of Tragic Crash   Thought It Was a Iet   Twelve Injured   Pranks Wife Qut

Firemen Comp Burning Debris For 3 Missing   Plane’s 3500 Gallons Of High Test Gasoline Make Building Inferne

Huge Plane Falls Shortly After Takeoff   Gasoline-Fed Flames Consume 6 Residents Of Apartment, 5 Members Of Crew

11 Persons Killed As Plane Grashes   Charred, Smoldering : Rubble, Melted Metal Marks Pyre of Tragedy

11 PERSONS CONSUMED - : IN FLAMES      Four-Engine Plane Sic swipes Brewery Then Plunges at Full Speed into Building. °° ...+        THREE MISSING; a TWELVE INJURED   Dozens See B-50 Suddenly Lose Altitude and Plungé 700 Feet at Full Speed. ~

11 PERISH IN PLANE CRASH   Big Bomber Plows Into Apartment House Near Seattle

~B-50 Bomber Rams Into Azartment House  11 Persons Die in Plane Crash

Flaming Crash Of Bomber Kills  Eleven in Seattle  Three Still Missing After B-50 Strikes Apartment House

B- 50 Plunges Into Apartment; Vicims Consumed in Gas Fire   Hundreds Watch Bomber Dip Wing, Dive To Ground; Firemen Probing Building Cor Traces of Three Still Unaccounted for

—TALE OF HORROR TOLD—  B-50 Hits Apartment And 11 Die in Flames.

Levy Necessary To Hike Revenue $119. 487.000   Fine Also Requests 1951 Legislature to Boost Corporate Net Income Tax to Five Per Cent  As Means of Providing Another $44,000,000

Dramatic Voice Of New Japan Speaks Out In Accentinge Pacific Peace Pact

Japan’s Prime Minister Accepts Peace Treaty; Asks Aid Of UN Nations

aecntat Vote  Senate Group Studies New W (4 To Raise Income Tax Mono.

Ground Action Lull Prevails  On Korea Front  Air Fighting Marks Activity In Korea; Many Dianae ae ae

Soviets, Two Satellites Refuse fo Sign   Argentina First, Japan Last to Sign Peace Document?

Asks Truman to Explain Deaths of ltalian Pilots in Donated Planes

Troops Stalk Revolt Chiefs In Argentina   Loyalists Carry Clubs And Guns in Grim ‘Suicide’ Uprising

Bone Banks Urged As U. S. Medical Necessity Alono With Bland Denosits

300 SORTIES ARE FLOWN IN KOREAN FIGHT   Supply Buildings, Bridges and Men Struck By Bombs

Fifth Air Force Flies 300 Sorties To Strike Reds   Pilots Report 65 Red Casualties; Hit 75 Buildings

Air Force Flies Near 300 Sorties In North Korea   Planes Attack Red Troops, Railways, Roads and Bridges

Fifth Air Force Hits Railways, Troops, Roads      Only Small Patrol Actions Reported; Wonsan Shelled For 178th Day

U.S. Planes Hit Troops And Bases   Rail Centers, Roads And Bridges Lashed In Continuing Raids

U. . Planes Fly Over 300 Sorties In War   Many Red Bases And Troop Centers Blasted From Air

Fifth Air Force Flies Nearly 300 Sorties In Strikes at Red Troops, Roads, Bridges

U.S. Planes Hit Red Troops, Bridges Roads, Rails In Nearly 300 Sorties

ARE FLOWN IN KOREAN FIGHT   Supply Buildings, Bridges and Men Struck By Bombs

Egypt Begins Terror Drive   Break With Britain Or Die Is Warning

Costello Is Examined By Court Doctor .   Kefauver Probers To Get Verdict On Health Monday

Probers Select Physician to Check Costello  Gambler Claims He’: Too Sick to Testify

O'Dwyer Faces Probers Monday  Witness Held on   Witness Held on Perjury Charges

Crime Probers May Quiz Governor ‘About Saratoga Springs Gambling   Former Mayor O'Dwyer Scheduled To Appear Monday; One Witness Jailed For  Pariiry: Firet Arrert.

Probers Cite 3 Racketeers For Contempt  Committee Votes To Indict Adonis, Erickson, Costello; Up To Full Senate

Costello Examined By Doctor for Senate Committee   Balks a Second Time at Testifying In Crime Probe

Doc Looks Down Costello Throat   “Committee Names Physician to. Check Claim of. I[Iness

Costello Examined By Doctor   Reputed Underworld Boss Ordered To Submit To Exam By Physician

Probe Committee In Unanimous Vote to Crack Down On Trio   Face Year In Jail, Fines If Guilty   ;  Underworld’s Big Shots   Refused to Answer Comniittee’s. Questions

Crime Probe Plans Grilling For O'Dwyer   Ex-Gotham Mayor To Appear Monday; Dewey Call Denied

Ex-Convict Jailed On Perjury Count; May Call Dewey   Frank Costello Flirts With Senate Contempt Citation by) Refusing To Testify Again

O'Dwyer to Be Heard in Probe   Crime Investigators In Weekend Recess; Dewey May be Called

Senate Crime Probers Jail Witness On Perjury Charge; O’Dwyer Called

Seeks Action on Contempt Against Trio   Frank Erickson and Joe Adonis Also Taraets of Kefauver

Will Quiz O Dwyer on N. Y. Crime   Report Dewey May Get Call to Testify on Resort Gambling

NOT BAD   Crime Probers Await Visit Of O’ Dwyer   Dewey Secretary Denies Governor Will Testify

Costello’s Sick Plea Checked By Doctor  O'Dwyer Quizz Scheduled To Come Monday

Stories Mixed By Witnesses At Crime Probe   Ex-convict Arrested For Perjury---Tax Crackdown Is Next

Contempt Plea Includes Adonis,  Bookie Erickson  Underworld Fiqure Examined Again by Grouno’s Doctor

Checkup Is Aftorded Racketeer   Costello Examined; Witness Arrested On Periury Charge

SENATORS ORDER DOCTOR TO CHECK FRANK COSTELLO   RELUCTANT WITNESS PLEADS ILL HEALTH AT CRIME INQUIRY

O'DWYER 10 BE CALLED IN CRIME QUIZ   Former New York Mayor Due to Appear Before Senate Investigators Monday in New York.   SEND DOCTOR TO EXAMINE COSTELLO   Say Dewey to Be Called on Gambling Survey; Testify O'Dwyer Called on Racketeer Costello.

ODWYER SEI TO TESTIFY MONDAY   Dewey Also May Be Called By Committee  COSTELLO   Again Refuses To Testify, Gambling With Senate Contempt Charge

Costello Examined by Senators’ Doc  Results Withheld; OWDirever Ouizzing

Costello Given Physical Test At Senate Order  Committee Says ~ Governor Dewey Won't Be Called to Stand

—COSTELLO— Report On Examination Is Awaited —  O’Dwyer To Be Quizzed Monday

(Crime Spotlight Shifts to Dewey   Chicago Papers Claim Governor Scheduled  To Testify at Hearings

Senate Probers Arrest Witness   O’Dwyer To Testify Monday; Dewey May Be Called Next Week

Senate Group Asks Citing Of Costello, Pals   Adonis, Erickson In Line For Contemp Charges By Probers 

Committee-Named Doctor Examines Racketeer Costello   Senate Crime Probers To Quiz Former N.Y. Mayor O'Dwyer Monday

Racketeer Frank Costello Given Examinatior By Committee Physician in Crime Probe

Probers Deny Report They'll Call Up Dewey  O'Dwyer To Testify Monday; Ex-Convict Held For Perinry

Two Other Gamblers Also Named   Three Racketeers Held in Contempt By Crime Probers

Senate Asked To Cite Three For Contempt   Crime Committee to Seek Action Against Costello. Two Others

O’Dwyer To Testify In  Crime Hearing   Gov. Dewey and Former New York Mayor May Be Called to Testify Before Senate Group.

Crime Probing Committee Votes To Start Proceedings Against Costello, Erickson and Adonis

CALL O’DWYER IN CRIME QUIZ   Former New York Mayor Slated To Testify  On Monday

Crime Probe Witness Held for Perjury (As Week of Turbulent Testimony Ends

Cleveland Crime Probe Ended; 4 Facing Contempt  Resume Hearings In New Orleans; Ohio Linked To Svndicate

Indianapolis Crash  Hurts Five Firemen  Follows $100,000 Warehouse Blaze

Asks Diplomatic Break With Soviet Union   Bridges Says U. S. Fighting Reds In World War Ill Now

WANTS BREAK WITH RUSSIA   Sen. Bridges Calls For Ending Diplematic

'U. S. Already Fighting Communism in World War HI’.  Calls for Break in Diplomatic Relations We Sov fet

Bridges Urges U.S. to Break With Russia  N. H. Republican Joir McCarran in Urging

Diplomatic Break With Russia Is Urged By Bridges  Wants Round-the-Clock Production, Universal Military Training

Bridges Calls for Break With Reds; Says ‘America Already Fighting in ‘World War III

Break Asks In U. S.-Rea Diplomatic  Connections   Bridges Says Nation Is Already Fighting War With Commies

'U. S. Already Fighting Communism in World Wor Ill"...  Calls for Break in Diplomatic Relations With Soviet

Bridges Calls For Diplomatic Break With the Russians   States That the US. Is Already Fighting Communism in War Ill

\U. S. Now Fighting Communism in World War 3, Solon Says  re  re engereeneneeen  ‘Break Relations With Soviet, Sen. Bridaes Uraes

Bridges Asks U.S. Break With Russia  Says We’re Already   Says We're Already Fighting Communisn  In World War Ill

U.S. Break With Soviet Is Proposed   Bridges Takes Stand US Already Is Fighting ‘World War 3; Agrees on Aid to Chiang   George Gives View

Top Republicans Say-US Is Already In War; Call For Break With Russia

Senator Asks Break With Reds   Bridges Would Sever Relations With Russia Asks Military Buildup

Also Aid To Nationalists Diplomatic Split With Russia Demanded By Senator. Bridges      Teacher Pav Cut Possibility Rapped

Bridges Calls For Break With Russia  Senator Asks For End Of Diplomatic  D nzletiann

End Diplomatic Zies With Soviet, Bridges Uraes   "We're Already In World War III,’ Says Republican Senator

Bridges Calls for Diplomatic Break With Communists   Says U. S. is Fighting Reds In World War III

Hold Up Beef  Price Orders   New Ceilings Held Up In Most Of State To Check Errors In Tables

Fire Destroys: Two Buildings AtSeymour    Business District. Hit; Damaged Estimated at Half a Million Dollars

German Peace Terms Shape Up   Contract Outline Drawn in Meetings

JACK DRAPER IS CONTACT MAN— Columbus OPS Office To Serve Austin Co.

EN DALE EB — Syracusan Is Crew.  Member .   U. S. ACTION _IS-PROMISED

Hostages — In Ransom Demands   ‘Communists Admit Four Airmen Being Held; Charge Spies

Hungary Admits Crew Being Held: Charged With Espionage   Fear Fliers Being Held As Hostages to Enable Communists To Make Demands -On United States; U. S. Plans Protests

Red Fighters Took Missing U.S. Transport   satellitePressing Demands bor Ransom in Release Of \ oveler

Lost U. S. Plane Held In Hungary   Admit Russian Planes Forced Down USS, Transport, Four Airmen Held

Hungarians - Russians Hold Crew of C-47 As Hostages   Claim U.S. Did Not Live Up To Bargain In Vogeler Case

‘U.S. Will Take Steps to Set Them Free  Shin Was forced To Land by  Soviet Fighters

Four i. §. Airmen Hele By Hunaary  State Department   State Department Says U.S. to Take “Immediate Action’

Soviet F ighter Planes Foree Down US. Air Force Transport; Crew Being Held

Red Hungary Admits U.S. Plane Held   Four Crew Members Interned; Note Renews Hansam Rid

Hungarians Hold Crew Of U.S. Transport   Soviet Pilots Forced Down — American Plane

PLANE IN HUNGARY   Reds Admit Downing U. S Craft; Four Crewmen  Being Held

Missing Crew Is Jailed for Use  as Hostages   Communists Charge Espionage Evidence; U. S. Seeks Release

LGTY ONGW FAN IN TWO STATES   PRECIPITATION IN) MISSOU RI-KANSAS AREA DUE TO END TODAY.

Spring-Like Weather Appears to Be In Prospect For Some Areas of Nation

Spring Weather Moving castward  Skies Remain Cloudy in Great Lakes Area

AMERICAN PLANES BOMB RED SUPPLY PORT NEAR SIRFRIA   B-29s Drop 300 Tons of Explosives on Rashin, 20 Miles From Russian Territory.   WARTHUR DENIED PERMISSION TO ATTACK   Washington Says Raid Was Part of General Policy to Prevent Buildup in Korea.

Supply Port Hif 20 Miles from Soviet Siberia   Attack to Prevent Buildup of Reds, Savs Washinaton

U.S. Banned Its Bombing By M’Arthur   All Superforts Return After Raid on Rashin

Superforts Blast Port MacArthur Was Denied Permission to Attack:

Qonach at Dec... Sinash at DULGUp Venter  17 Miles From Border —

Big Bombers Raid City af Russia's Edge   Superforts Blast Rashin, Located Only 20 miles  Bicxwcse Devwelece: Call

Same Target Once Denied MacArthur  — City Is Only 20 Miles Away From Russian Territary

MARTHUR ONGE DENIED RIGHT 10 AIT REDS’ BASE   ‘Surprise Attack Designed to  Balk Buildup, Wash ington Says   RAIDERS UNOPPOSED   Fierce Patrol Clashes Mark Ground Fighting; Jets Again Tangle

Rails Targets In Raid Denied To MacArthur   Thirty - Five B-295 Attack  Port Within 20 Miles Af Caotor @thauia

Planes Blast RedRail Hub. Buildup Area   MacArthur Once Denied Permission To Hit Site; Attack Now Gets Support

Rashin, Near Red Border, Blasted:  MacArthur Once Denied Permission

Surplus Truck Deal Involved S$279.000 Fees   Dealer Says He Cleared $125.000 On Vehicles From Philippines

The Weather   Probe Told Of $425,000 Surplus Deal  Witness Says He Daid itn Mat   Witness Says He Paid to Get Trucks in U. S.

Makes Big Profit on Surplus   Chicago Dealer Tells How He Made $425,000 Profit on War. Surplus Trucks

Testifies He Made $425,000 Profit On Surplus Trucks Bought In Philippines

1950.A. C. P. Payment Applications Must Be . Filed by December 31

Kohler Is Senate Favorite: in Poll  Se ay » we PY ay ee   Governor Could Beat © MeCarthy Tally Show:

Farmer Poll  Favorable To Gov. Kohler   Larger Share Would Go To  Governor If He Runs  Against McCarthy, Is  Report Of Magazine

Flynn Files New Appeal  For Freedom   Commutation Of Sentence Asked

US Troops Encircie Soviet 'Voelunteers'   Ridgway Readies New Nete Another Truce Talk Site Predicted

Move Gives U.N. Forces Key Heights   Allied Artillery Starts Pounding Base of Kumsong

First Marine, Ind Infantry Used in Drive   Seventh Division Nears Communist Base of Kumsong

H OM E - Edition.  PRICE 7 CENTS   Large Numbers In N. Korea  For Offensive

Government Limits Gas For Heating  All Homes Started  ‘Before Aug. 22 Not Involved

Workers Have Seven Days to State Whether They Will Remai  emain      High Water Causes Heavy Damage to State Highways

What About “Induced” Radioactivity?   EXPLOSIVE RADIOACTIVITY CAN'T BE KEPT OUT OF THE UPPER FLOORS OF YOUR HOUSE, SO LEARN  WHAT TO EXPECT FROM IT

Dawson Defends RFC Career in  Senate Hearing  White House Aide Answers Charge Of ‘Influence’

Influence Peddling Charges Denied by RFC’s Don Dawson  Says Free Stays In Miami Hotel Are  ‘Common Practice’

Dawson Brands RFC Influence Charne Untrie   President’s Patronage Adviser Makes Long-Delayed Appearance Before Senate Investicators.

Seek To Learn U.N. Strategy Plans In Korea   Gen. Omar Bradley Again Witness In Probe By Senators

Governor To Present New Tax Program   Curtain ‘To Be Lifted On $1 Billion Budget; ‘Taxes To Pay For It

Fine to Lift Curtain on New Taxes   Legislature Will Get Governor's Budget and New Tax Program

Michigan Faculty Men Protest —  Ask Same Standards for Sports, Other Activities

}Man. Forces Station Off Air, Demanding Chanee To Deliver a Messare

‘Keep Guard Up Despite Possible Agreement’ --Joy   Third Session Monday Of Sub-committee May Break Deadlock

Keep On Alert UN Delegate Warns Troops   Admiral’s Statement Follows Flare-up With Jet Fighters

Sub-Committee Continues Work As Fight t Flares  n On Sundav   Session On Sunday Will Try To Break Cease-Fire Jam   Fightine Renewed

Believe Tactical A-Bomb . Would Not Harm Friendly Troops Half Mile Away

I Die in Mishaps Over Week End   2 Wisconsin Fatalities from Headon Collisions

Implies That He Will Run With Truman   Impassioned Speech Made By ‘Veep’ To  Western Democrats

Wills Brain to Truman, Heart to All the Girls, ‘Badu in kdadizenl Gahan

Attlec Will Ask Truman For Help In Oil Crisis   British Protest Expelling Of Oil Men From Iran

Asks Truman’s Aid In Crucial Dispute   Expected To Defy Iranian Order For Evacuation Of British Technicians From Abadan; Armed Conflict Possible

British Leader Urges Troman  Aid In Dispute   _ Personal ‘Action. hii

Attlee Seeks Truman's Aid In Oil Crisis   Britain Protests Iran’s Expulsion Of 300 Oilmen

[ranian Edict ls Opposed   Britain Determined Not te Give in to Mossadegh’s Order to Technicians

BRITISH PROTEST EXPULSION ORDER IN STRONG TERMS   WARN OF “GRAVE EFFECT ON ANGLOIRANIAN RELATIONS”

Attlee Asks Truman Help In Iran Fight   Protests Sharply To Teheran Against ‘Get Out’ Ultimatum

ATTLEE ASKS U.S. HELP IN IRAN DISPUTE   Makes Plea to Truman as Oil Deadlock Reaches Critical Stage. Military Action Possible.

Appeals To Truman Personally For Aid in Iran Crisis   British Prime Minister Sends Sharp Protest To Tehran; Pres: Calls For ‘Get-Tough’ Policy

British Protest lranian Edict   Attlee Expected to Outline Stand British Will Make

U), 8. AID ASKED IN OIL DISPUTE   Prime Minister Attlee Calls On Truman For Help In Britain’s Qil Wrangle With Iran.

Attlee Asks Truman’s Aid In Tran Crisis  Britain Protests Strongly On Expulsion Of 300 Oilmen

Attlee Asks U.S. Help: In Oil Crisis   London Government Protests In Strongest Terms To Mossadegh About Ouster Order

Asks Aid of Truman In Dispute With Iran  Prime Minister Attlee Reported to Have Made Parconal Plea.

Attlee Seeks Truman's Help In Oil Crisis   . British Protest Iranian Order Expelling Workers

Truman Help in Oil Crisis Asked  Attlee Sends Him Personal Message

Attlee Asks President For Some Help  ! Message Will Make  Clear British Plans  VIN. Dawsanam 3 =  rea ee Lee es eo  A \*s . Y

Britain Protests Order to Expel 300 Technicians   Vigorously-Worded Note to Tehran Replies To Virtual Ultimatum

Tough Policy On Pay Urged   But Johnston Paves Way For Limited Productivity Bonuses

Johnston Demanding Tough Wage Policy   Stabilizer Leaves Way Open For Small Production Bonuses

«<< Bills Introduced General Assembly Kalls Jails Bill After Amendments Appear

RELEASED ON BOND   Preliminary Hearing fot Truck Driver Set for  ‘ednesday

RELEASED ON BOND   Preliminary Hearing _ fo: baa ioe Set for  esday

Pianist Collapses On Stage, Dies   Simon Baorere Tepoles From Stool, Dies in Dressing Roam

Outlaw Cook's Cooling Trail Sought Widely  Last Clue Three Days Old; Charges Filed In Five Killinne

Seerch for Bill Cook Continues in Southwect   Hunt for the Afleged Slayer Is Centering In New Mexico and Southern California

Killer's Trail: Now 3 Days Old   Cook Apparently In the Clear for the Time

Tom Heflin Dies At Home In Lafay ette   Funeral For Former Senator, Congressman Will Be Held Tomorrow

Tom Heflin Dies At Alabama Home   Former U. S. Senator and Stormy Political Figure War 82

ADRIFT IN LIFEBOAT   Survivors of Lost. Freighter Sighted Southwest of Iwo Jima

Far Eastern Policy Probe Opens Thursday   Investigators To Determine Form Of Probe Today

GENERALS GET RIGHT TO ASK OPEN SESSIONS   Secret Hearings On War Dispute To Start Inquiry

Next Door Neighbors Swap Wives, Children, Houses: Remain Friends

Foreign Military Appropriation te Total Six Billion  Omnibus Budget  a      Omnibus Budget Represents New Spending Mark

Huge Fund Seen kor Aid Abroad   $6 Billion For Arming Non-Red Nations ' Seen In Bill Under Study

Truman Expected to Ask $6 Billion For Arming Free Nations  Total Omnibus Budget Request to Congress  May Hit $100 Billion

MacArthur Takes Post At $100,000   Will Become an Official of Remington-Rand Company.

‘Tran Assured’ Of Dollar Help  $120 Million Asked To Ease New Crisis

‘Truman Reported As Having Assured Iran tT * r ‘* *  U.S Would Give Aid

ABDULLAH'S DEATH MAY END PEACE   Jordan King Was Sole Friend of the British In the Middle East

Asks Ike View On Aid Operation   One Administrator Proposal Disputed

One Boss Sought For Aid Program   G.O.P. Pushes Bid To Deny Acheson Any Control In Plan

To Seek Ike's Opinion on Foreion Aid  Senator Says Genes   Senator Says Genero Favors Simplified

lke’s Opinion SoughtonAid   Sen. Smith Drafts Bill to Get Ideas on 8.5 Billions Program

Eisenhower To Be Askec Aid Opinion   Senator Smith To Seek Comment On $8.5 Billion Bid

 Advocates Single Administration [Lo OTD I  Smith to Ask Ike for Foreign Aid Guidance

Gen. Ike s Opinion Sought On Foreign Aid Proposais   Plan Would Put Program Under Single Administration As Proposed By Republicans

F oreign Aid May Be Put Under Lone  Supervisor    Eisenhower Opinion To Be Asked On ECA  Administration Plan

Twisters In Three Areas Cause Damage   Missouri River Posés New Threat In Border Region

Midwest Hit by Wind,  Rain, Thunderstorms, Lightning Thru Weekend

Violent Storms Battle Midwest Over Weekend   Heavy Rains Cause New Flood Crests  In Missouri Basin

Reds Counter Blow Checks 2-Mile Drive   Fleeing Communists Leave Stock Piles Of Equipment Behind

Ten More Hills Are Captured In Latest Advance  Reds Send Reserve Lleite lute A sodden   Reds Send Reserve Units Into Action To Halt Advance

ANOTHER COLD FRONT NEARS   Temperature May Go A: Low As 26 Degrees Tonight

Tactical Air Command  Eyes Field  Reactivation Cost Estimate: As @O@r AA*ERS

Terry, Myers Attend Meet To-Plan Sales   Warehousemen Studying-Dates.

Blast Cutting Of Testimony Given by Mac   Government Group Deletes Portions Of Views Termed As  Public Information

3 Ohioans Dead In Plane Crash  Were Enroute Home From Fishing Trip

President Says U.S. Would Be Battlecround   Return To Dark Ages Feared By Truman

U. S. Policy Is To Avoid  Destruction   President Warns Country Would Be Battlefront In Next Conflict

COMMITTEE DEADLOCK MAY FORESTALL ANY INCREASE IN TAXES BALANCE OF YEAR

Whats What Sunday  In 81. Men Were Musts  As Telephone Operators

U.S. OFFICIALS ARE DIVULGING SECRET DATA   Former Head of A.  Bomb Project Says Too Much Is Reveal ed In Publie.

Points Out That Some  People Think Lawmakers To “Out-Truman Truman’ In Imposing New Levies

Morse Disagrees With GOP Head:   Says US Must Avoid ‘Superman Complex’

Blast Damages Bowling Alleys  Police Suspect Bombin« At Des Moines Site

Condition Of Mrs. Fine Good   Resting Quietly After Two Brain Operations In Philadelphia Hospital

Giant Planes Press Attack Against Foe   Hawk-Eyed ‘Marksman Brings Down MIG in Battle

Television Soon Will Be Helping Teach Presbyterians About Church

Korean Talks Snagged On UN Air, Navy Power   Reds Debate Importance Of UN's Air, Naval Supremacy

Troops Ready To ‘Clogger’  Reds, Allied  General Says   Armistice Talks Bog Down Over Air, Navy Power

The Weather   U. N. Troops Ready To  ‘Clobber’ Communists   Armistice Talks Snagged On Argument Over Importance Of Allied Supremacy; Van Fleet Says Reds ‘Need Peace’

Kaesong Discussions Tied Up Over Argument Regarding Importance Of Allied Air And Naval Domination— If Negotiations Break Down, U. N. Officer Says, Allied Troops Are Ready To ‘Clobber’ Reds—Ridgway Charges Enemy Has Built Up Forces

Allied Air-Naval Power Irks Reds Causing New Snag   8th Army Ready For Chinese Red Offensive

bth Army Set To Clobber’’ Red Troops   Communists Refuse To Budge on Bufter Zone Demands

Van Fleet Says His Troops Are Ready To ‘Clobber’ Reds As Peace Parley Hits Snad

Truce Teams Argue   ‘mportance of Allied Naval-Air Supremacy Disputed by Reds in  Buffer Zone Issue

Allied Air, Sea Power  Snags Talks   Gen. Van Fleet Says Troops Ready To ‘Clobber’ Reds

Van Fleet Ready ‘To Clobber’ Reds Ground, Air Power Snaas Peace Talks

Talks Snag On UN Naval, Air Supremacy   Delegates Argue Over Importance of Forces

READY TO FIGHT, UN:CHIEF SAYS ‘AS TALKS SNAG   Would . ‘Clobber’ Foes - If _. They Attack, Van Flect 7.  Asserts _   RED BUILD-UP SEEN    ‘Enemy Hurting’ and ‘Needs ». Peace’, Ground Com-° “~ mander "Says ©

Red Envoy Says Demand Unshakable   Allied Air, Naval Supremacy Is One Of Main Issues

Ridgway Says Reds in Better Position for an Attack Than Before Start of Negotiations

Communist Chief Gen. Nam II Still Adamant On 38th Buffer Zone; Gen. Van Fleet Says U.N. Troops Ready’

Talks Snag on  Air. Sea Might   Ee, SSS a eee  Van Fleet Says His Sth Army is Ready to Really Clobber Reds«

Truce Talks Snagged Over Issue of UN Arms Strength   Van Fleet Set to ‘Clobber?® Reds If Bargaining Halted

Quickest Way To Solution, General Says   Truce Negotiators Argue Over Allies’ Air. Sea Supremacy

Van Fleet Says Troops Ready To ''Clobber'’ Reds If Cease Fire Conference Breaks Down

Will “Clobber" Reds If Talks  Fail--Van Fleet   Eighth Army Is Ready If Communists Try New Offensive

U. N. Prepared To Strike If Talks Collapse   Allied Ground Commander Sounds Warning As Parley Hits New Snag; Will Not Return To Parallel

Peace Talks Hit New Snag And No  Progress Again.   Nam Confused About U.N. Air And Naval  Supremacy.

Van Fleet Says Troops Could ‘Clobber’ Reds   General Nam I Tries To Belittle Allies’ Air Power

Van Fleet Says Forces Ready To ‘Clobber’ Reds   Enemy Hurting,  Says Commander . Of Eighth Army

aesong Parley by Row er UN Might   Ridgway Accuses Reds OF Steady Buildup Since Talks Started

Armistice Talks. Again Snagged Over UN Powel   ‘Allied Ground Commander Ready To Clobber Reds If Peace Parley Fails

AIR, NAVAL SNAG  Cease- Fire Delegates Clast on Effectiveness of Forces

Allies, Reds Argue Over Truce Details   General Claims Allies Braced For New Attack

Van Fleet is All Ready fo "Clobber’ Reds   New Snag Ties Up Talks on Peace at Kaesong; 38th Line Debate Unbroken

Armistice Talks Again Are Snagged   U. N. Troops Ready To ‘Clobber’ Foe If Negotiations Fail, Van Vleet Save

Allies Ready. To‘Clobbe” Enemy Army   Van. Fleet Says wu. N.Is  Prepared If Talks Fails Ridgway Cites Buildup’

Allied Air, Navy Power Snags Talks.  UN Forces Reported Ready to Smash Any Red Attack

U.N. Force Gan Crush Enemy, Van Fleet Says   Will Slaughter Reds if They Restime Full War, General Declares

Importance of U.N. Air, Naval  Forces Argued   Dispute Snags Truce Talks; Korean Chief Contradicts Self

VanFleef Ready fo Unleash Gls   North Koreans Don’t Make Sense over Allied Miaht

Peace Talks Snag Over Equal Power   Reds Object to U.N. Strength In Air, on Sea

Truce Talks Remain af Deadlock   Van Fleet Says Un Ready To ‘Clobber’ Foe

Allies Ready lf Red Attack Comes   Van Fleet Reports “Real Clobber” Is In Store for Enemy

U.N. Air and Nava Power Debate Hits Cease Fire Talks   Troops Ready to ‘Clobber’ Reds lf Talks Fail

VAN FLEET SAYS FORCE 1S READY TO STRIKE REDS   Ridgway Says Enemy Is In Better Position To Strike Than Before Truce Talks Began.

U.N. Forces Prepared To 'Clobber Reds   Truce Delegates Argue Over The Importance Of Allied Supremacy

OT Re NN he  U.N. Troops Are Reported ‘Getting Mad’  Ready To Fight If Negotiations F'aj]

Allied Air, Sea Power Issue Now   Van Fleet Says Allies Are Ready to Give Reds ‘Real Clobber’, if Talks Break   Says Foe ‘Hurts’   Communists Are in Bad Shape, UN General Says

YANKS WANT TO “CLOBBER” THE COMMIES   Reds Weak and In Bad Shape Says General Van Fleet

,86 Persons Get Jobless Benefits  July Unemployment. Shows Increase Here

119 Get Jobless Benefits Here ln September  523 Per Cent Goin In ef ea: eS o re    523 Per Cent Goin In *Unemployment Noted Since Lest Month

Job Benefits Drawn by 111 During March   Decrease of 30 Percent From Januory Level

Unemployment Decreases Here  Job Openings Listed At Local OSES Office

Solons Hew To Parties On Truman Explanation  Te .13*  £frt fr. £xPol* 5¢   Splendid Outline Of Our Objectives, Says Connally: Martin Sees Bondage For Asia

Demos Back. GOP aps  Truman Talk   Party Lines Dictate Congress Reply To Firing Reasons

Seek Records On Requests For RFC Loans   Investigators Pry Into Activities Of Veep’s Employe

Senate Probers Ask RFC Records   Symington Says Committee Will Get Data or Loan Application to Build Miami Hotel .

British Buy Soviet Grain  Despite U.S   'Refuse Economic Blockade Against Red Nations In Dollar Pinch

Britain Buys Million Tons of Russian Grain   _ Underlines Intention of Taking No Part % in Economic Blockade of Red Bloc; , shipping Rubber to Soviet.

Britain Reveals Srain Purchase From Russians   Also Say Shipments To Iran To Cease

Britain Buys —  Million Tons of Soviet Grain  Takes. No Part. In Blockade Of” Russian Bloc a me

British Buy Red Grain; Embargo Placed on Iran   Soviet Trade Move Brushes Off US. Solons’ Criticism

Brifain To Buy A Million Tons Of USSR Grain   Purchase Underlines Pre carious Shortage Of Bollars

Britain. Signs     Grain Purchase   Empire Will Trade With Soviet Despite U. 5. Objections 

Gen. Eisenhower Visiting Norway   Says Unity Must Become Reality:

—GENERAL BARTH’S ‘QUEEN OF BATTLE’—  Gunpowder Is Cheaper Than Blood

Embarrassed Engineer, Fireman Qui-Puifed Ly Runaway Train: End Run Saves the Day

Communists Building Uo For New Offensive   Rush Men and Supplies From’ Manchuria, 0 Planes Plaster Five Hundred Red Trucks

Allied Planes Rake 500 Red Supply Trucks   Airmen Also HitCommies Leaving West-Central Front

UNITED NATIONS DRIVE IN KOREA COMES TO HALT  Commander of 8th Army Says Reds Are Building Up for

New Drive By Chinese Reds Seer   Reinforcements Moving South as Van Fleet Voices Warning.

Will Bolster Sagging Red Battle Line   Build-Up Seen tor New Communist  Offensive

Reds Pour South To Hold Line   Van Fleet Sees 8rd Round Attack In Reinforcements

Reinforcements Moving Down From Manchuria  Lt. Gen. Van Fleet    Lt. Gen. Van Fleet Expects Third-Round Chinese Offensive

Van Fleet Sees Third Enemy Offensive Soon   Allies Dig in To Await Fresh Supplies, Shells

Chinese Reds Swarm South for New Push   Manchurian Horde in Trucks Speeds to Bolster Lines

U.N. Planes Rake 500 Enemy Trucks Heading For Pyongyang Sector   Allied Progress Grinds To Halt, 8th Army Digs In 25-30 Miles North Of Parallel.

‘Red Reinforcemen ts.  at rab enter Paar  Bolster Korean Line   Chinese Troops Move South From Manchuria * To Help Sagging Communist Battle Front

BIG N.Y. STORES FIRE FIRST GUNS IN ‘PRICE WAR’   Macy’s Launches Bargain Battle; Gimbel’s, Other Rivals ‘Go Along’   SHOPPERS BENEFIT   Some Manufactures Threaten to Refuse Goods, Macy's Head Says

 Strawberries for canning ($6.49 a case, 28c a box. Meyer Super Stores.   Old Fashioned Price War Declared : = Between Gimbels and Macy's in N; Y,

Governor Vetoes Half- Dosen More Pieces OF Legislation  ‘Redistricting Measure Signed Adds

Court Gives Rebuke  To Administration  Delays Ship Case, Sees Orders Flouted

Court Rebukes Administration   Sawyer, Others Assailed mu Steamshin Battle

COURT OFFICIALS HELD QUALIFIED   Newsmen Lose Supreme Court Decision; Arraignment Slated Monday

Lyon Court Reversed In Real Estate Case —   Supreme Court Reverses  Lohmeyer-Bower Ruling; Linhalede Aran Rectrictians

Lyon Court Reversed In Real Estate Case   Supreme Court Reverses Lohmeyer-Bower Ruling; Upholds Area Restrictions

‘Big £ Meet May Mean Bitter Fight On Rearmament  Could Lead to Soviet Demand to Outlaw Ae ww

First Class Fight Over Rearmament Exnoctod Retinoen Woct And Rirecia

East - West Arms Fight  Is Foreseen   New Soviet Demand Is Expected to Have All A-Bomb Items Put on Outlaw List   Move Is Disclosed   Note Provides Evidence on Kremlin Desire to Spotlight West

REARMAMENT FIGHT IS SEEN   East-West Negotiations For Big Four Meet Bring That Conclusion

Diplomats Think Stage Being Set For Battle Over Rearmament Race Between West And Soviet Union

First Class Fight Over Rearmament Fynocted Retineon West And Rusciq

Siskind Begs Investigators Not To Demand List  Claims Memoranda Bought From Boyle  VAs. 1i me

Pleads Against Listing Former Boyle Accounts  : Siskind Reveals He Coill Owes $50.7 31

MacArthur Calm at Ouster; Offers To Return Home, Address Congress

GENERA AS HE CLEARS KOREAN FILES   MacArthur Plans Talk To Congress Upon Return Home

"Mac. Is Silent On Dismissal; Clearing Desk   Remains Calm As He Gets Word Of Losing Command

Trial Union Proposed By-France   Means Sought   Means Sought For Forming Defense Army

EISENHOWER 1S NOT FRIGHTENED BY REDS’ POWER   Senators Find Comfort in Assertion That  Is Ridiculous To Be Afraid Of Russia.

Senators Perked Up Over Report By Eisenhower  “Ridiculous’ to Be OQvarly Friahtened?

“Ike’s” Cheer Encouraging To Senators   Ridiculous To Fear Russia Too Much, General Says

Senators Encouraged By Eisenhower’s Statement ) That It’s “Ridiculous” To Fear Russian Strenesth

RIDICULOUS 10 BE SCARED OF RUSSIANS—IKE   General's View Given to Con. gress Considering $8.5 Billion Foreign Aid.

Ike Says Fright Is “Ridiculous”   . Holds Free World Is . Superior to Iron Curtain Slewes

) —FEAR CALLED RIDICULOUS — Ike's Report Received With Wary Optimism

IKE’S REPORT PERKS SOLONS   Fear Of Soviet Military Might ‘Ridiculous,’  Savs General

Ridiculous to F ‘ear Foe, Ike ‘Tells Senate   General Says Resources of Free World Sures pass Russia’s

Free World Fears Of Russia Soothed   Senator Warns Against Let-down After Gen. Eisenhower's Report

Confident ‘Ike’ Soothes Solons   Senator Hopes His Estimate of Power Won't Lull West

DONAZVAD PEAR UL  Eisenhower Sees No Great Fear of Russian Military Strencth

Ike's Estimate of Red Power Cheers Senators   Wyoming Lawmaker Warns Congress Not ‘To Be Lulled’ by Statement

Free World's Strength Cited By Pact Chief   Senators Encouraged But Hope Estimate Won't Lull Congress To Sleep Acain

Eisenhower Not Worried About Russian Might   “Ridiculous” To Be Overly Frightened, He Says.

SENATORS LAUD CONFIDENCE OF GEN. EISENHOWEI   STATEMENT SAYS NOT FRIGHTENED oY RED STRENGTH

Ike’s. Optimism: Is Coupled With Warning to U.S.   Result May Be “That Foreign Aid “Bil Will Receive “No Major Slashes

Ike Statement Aids Senators   Subcommittee Studies Foreign Aid; General’s Report Considered Vital

“RIDICULOUS” TO BE FRIGHTENED Senators Heartened By lke View Of West Power

—NO NEED FOR FRIGHT’. Tke’s O ptimistic Views  Give Lawmakers A Lift

Senate Likes Eisenhower's  New Report   General Sees Weak Points Of Russia’

Ike Report Encourages Many Senators   General Says to Fear Russia is Ridiculous —Senator Warns of Being Lulled to Sleep

Senators Encouraged Bienah ann dlinnnnaman ttn  Fear of Reds Is Ridiculed by  Eisenhower

Says. Fright Of Russian Strength Is ‘Ridiculous’   Senators Return To Foreign Aid Study After Hearing From Eisenhowe:

Senators Encouraged By Report   Eisenhower States — Fright of Russian Force Ridiculous; ~  Foreign Aid Studie

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   British Proposals Sought

‘U.S. Works  On Answers For Briton   Truman Attempts To Guess Topics Churchill May Use

Truman Orders Preparations For Churchill   President Wants Detailed List of Subjects for Talks

‘President Orders Detailed Plans for Churchill Talks   Assumes Parley Will Cover Range Of Policies

TALKS PLANNED WITH CHURCHILL   Truman Making Prepara. tions For Prime Minister's Visit—Loan May Be Or   Apanda

President To List Subjects For Conference   Truman Prepares For Talks With Churchill

Reluctant: ‘Winnie- AMES OPeles Truman Seeks Advatioo  Data On Churchill Visit

HST Orders  Preparations  For Churchill   U.S. To List Problems, Despite Winnie Refusal

Truman Orders Detailed Preparations  For Talks With Churchill Next Month’

Churchill to Fin Meeting Details Ready   Truman Drafts Careful Agenda of Subjects He proposes to Review With British Leader

Plan For ‘Two-Nation Conterence   Truman-Churchill Talks Being Prepared To Cover Policy Relations

Prepare For Churchill’s U: S. Visit   President Orders Aides to Be Ready  For Dieenesion«

U.S. Drafts Churchill Visit Topics  Expect Truman Will Bear Down On Three Questior

Detailed Preparations Ordered By President For Visit Of Churchill

Kill 2 To 5 Egyptians In Bloody Battle For Bridge And Key Points   British And Egyptian Authorities In Conference About Returning Seized Installations.

F Been’ MARCH  PUNCH _ Blizzard-buffeted Midwest   Waits in Vain for Relief

No Early Break Seen In Cold Wave; S. D. Nipped By Sub-Zero Weather

Midwest Suffers From Cold Wave   Blizzard Buffeted Area Sees No Chance Of Relief Soon

REPORT OF PARLEY, PROVES CHARGES, STASSEN ASSERTS   Says State Department Transcript Of Meeting  fanfieme. Ute Wieser -

Two Dead, One Missing After Explosion Wrecks Florida Chemical Plant

Blast Kills Two And Razes Plan  Third Man Missing  Near Panama City

BOMB BLASTS UNIONIST’S CAR   Official, 3 Women Injured Slightly When Igni tion Sets Off Explosion.

ALLIES LOCKED IN BATTLES ON WEST FRONT   Drive Reds from Two Hills ‘But Two Yank Attacks Are Checked.

Red Activity May Be Prelude To Big Attack   Enemy Withdraws As U.N. Launches Counter Blows

Encircled U. N. Outposts Freed   Communists Are Driven Off Two Hills on Western Front: Signs of New Offensive Are Noted

Eyes on Them   Units Regain Ground: Broke  Out of Ring   Chinese Flee One Ridge Without Firing a Shot

Allied Troops Drive Reds Off Hill Positions  Two U, N, Units Fight  Free From Enemy neirelomante

Two Allied Units Escape Red Trap, Take Two Heights   Fight In West Hints Offensive: 2nd Division Checked In East

Resistance Stiffens In  Mountains   Reds Flee Without Firing Shots Clouds Tamper Air Attacks

More Fighting as Truce Talks are Still Broken Off  No Answer to   No Answer to Demand for New Site for Talks

Encircled U.N. Units Fight Free As Allies Drive Reds Off Hills   Attacks Appear Prelude to New Enemy Offensive

Allies Drive Red Forces From 2 Hills  U.N. Forces Fight Way Out Of Traps; Turn Tide Of Battle

Two Outpost Units Escape Enemy Trap   Move on Western Front May Herald New Chinese Push

Heavy Fighting Flares All Along Western Front   Chinese Driven Off 2 Hills After Trapping Allied Outpost Units

Fights Seen Prelude To Red Attack  Action Reported On Entire Front

U.N. DRIVES REDS FROM 2 HILLTOPS ON WEST FRONT   ‘Low Clouds Hamper Air Assaults, Furnish Cover For Foe Movement

Drive Red Troops Off Hills   Eneircling Move On UN Forces  At Heavy Cost to The Communists

ds Earlier d Encircled Allied Units   lee Under Blasting rom U.N. Tanks nd Field Artillery

Action Rages Along Entire ‘West Front   Sharp Fighting Gives Hint Of Prelude To New Red Offensive

Reds Chased Back After New Attack   Keds Continue To Foul Up Truce With Battle-Site Change Iqnored

Two Allied Units Break Red Circle  Chinese Reds  Driven From Two

Allied Troops Drive. Communists From Iwo Hills on Western Front; Enemy Flees Without Fight

Communist Moves All Along Battle Line Have Earmarks  Of Beginning Of Offensive

MoveSeems Start of Big Red Attack   Enemy Seems Anxious to Get No-Man’s Land Separating Opposing  Forces  Riise Co Along   Nurses Go Along   Red Women Caring for Wounded, Crying Is Heard

Allied Attack Chase Chinese From Two Hills   Area Where Two Units Of West Were Trapped Once Again in Hands Of Allied Forces

ENEMY PRESSED BACK BY ALLIES   Troops Drjve Reds From Hills As Encircled U.N. Units Fight Themselves Free.

2 UN Units Fight Free From Traps   j Allied Troops Blast Enemy From Knoll, 7 Miles North of 38; Resistance Checked

Allied Troops Drive Reds Back   Tank end Artillery Fire Helps GIs Retake Hills

Chinese Driven  From Two Hills   Allied Move Takes Pressure Off Surrounded U. N.  Units

Enemy Flees Without Firing Shot   U.N. Troops Meet Stiff Resistance On Eastern Front

Allied Troops Rout Chinese   Clear Two Hills on Front in the West

WESTERN HALF OF FRONT IS VERY ACTIVE   New Aggressiveness Is Offset As Some Units Move to Rear

Chinese Flee UN Attacks. On Heights.   Outpost Units Fight Way Out, Counterattack

Allies Root Chinese Reds From Hill   Un Units Fight Free From Red Encirclement

Expect Copper Strike To End  Action Taken Unde   Action Taken Under Taft-Hartley Act May End Strike

RESERVISTS. GET CALL TO SERVE   Order Issued For 12,650  Officers To Report For . Duty Between May 23 . Ang June 29.

Army Will Call 12,650  Se es ay any wean LLICULCILALLS, Uap La lis

Canadian Bridge Collapses; 4 Die  Arches beta Way At Threaa Diva

Collapsing Bridge Brings ley Death   Concrete and Steel Spans in Quebec Carry Motorists to Waters With Mighty Roar

FOUR CARS GO INTO RIVER AS BRIDGE BREAKS   Four Concrete and Steel Spans Collapse; Fear Eight Dead.

Bridge Spans snap Carrying Four To Death   $3 Million Quebec Structure Tumbles Into Icy River

Quebec Bridge Collapse Kills 3  4 Spans Plunge Into t. Maurice River

Quebec Bridge Fails, Carries Three to Death   Four 180-Foot Spans Collapse; Motorists Die

4 Dead in Collapse Of Bridge in Canade   Cars Plunge Into ley Wa. ters of St. Maurice’ River as Spans Break.

4 Bridge Spans Cave in: 4 Dead   Canadian Structure Crumbles With Roar

Three Drivers Meet Death As Span Collapses   Cars. Plunge In Icy River When: Sections ' OF Bridge Give Way

Four Plunge.to Death as Bridge Spans Collapse   Four Cars Hurled Into Icy River in Canada; Narrow Escapes Told

Four Spans of . Bridge Collapse  At Least Three Persons Are Killed

Allied Planes Blast Railroad  Yards in Korea   Rain and Mud Continue To Keep Down Ground Activity at Front

Allied Bombers Blast Red Rails  Mud Holds Ground Action to Patrols

Tone Tossed ~ First Blow, Neal Claims   Gives His Version Of Hollywood Fistics

Joe Adonis Is Given Two To Three Years  Big Shot Racketeer  Also Fined $15,000  ee fF

Joe Adonis  Sentenced To N.J. Prison   Violated State Gambling - Laws

Adonis Given 2 to 3 Years Prison Jolt   Gambler’s Counsel Is Incensed Over Prosecution’s Attack

Adonis Given  Prison Term  Big Shot Racketeer Also Fined $15,000

Racketeer Joe Adonis  Gets 2 To 3-Year Term   Four New Jersey Associates Given Similar Sentences : And Fines For Violating State Gambling Laws

Adonis Draws Prison Term   Big-Shot Gambler Gets First Jail Sentence Today

—4 HENCHMEN ‘ALSO SENTENCED — Racketeer AdonisGets 2 to 3 Years in Prison

Adonis, 4 Aides Given 2 Years, Fined $15,000   Additional 5-Year Terms on Gambling Charges Suspended

Adonis Given 2-3 Years On  GamingCount   Is First Jail Sentence For Big Racketeer; Aides. Also Sentenced

Adonis, Four Others Given Fines, Terms   Must Serve Two ,  -To Three Years '

And the War Drums of Havoc Still Beat This Day Recalls Writer's Masterpiece ‘On Burial of U. S. Unknown Soldier

Today At The lowa Capital   ty THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HOUSE   SENATE   GOVERNOR

Metts To Quit. As Guard Head   Adjutant General In State Since 1920

Open Pr robe of Eight-Jet Freak Crash   Three Pilots Killed; FB Called to Check Or Possible Sabotage

Sabotage Probe Started in Crash Of Eight Jet Ships  Planes in Routine ee . Fe? £8 hE. gp   Planes in Routine Exercise Did Not Collide in Air

HUNT CAUSE FOR FREAK DISASTER IN EAST INDIANA   FBI INVESTIGATES AFTER EIGHT PLANES PLUMMET FROM SKY

Investigators Seek Cause Of Greatest Mass Jet Loss In History Cf Aviation

Wholesale Crash Of 8 Air Force F-84 ‘Thunderjets Brings FBI And Army Investigators To Scene Of Tragedy

Consider Sabotage in Fall Of F-84s near Richmond: Three Killed, Two Injured

Crash Of 8 Jets Probed By FBI   Air Force Conducts On Investiaation

2 Killed And 6 Hurt in Blasts   Gas Leaking From Line Causes Blasts In Jefferson. Pa.

House Firm On Longer  GI Service "Votes 126-60  —)   Votes 126-60 For Increase To 26 Months

Nearing Vote On Draft Age   Mouse Turns Down Substitute Bill to Leave Dratt Age As ft Now Is

Stands Firm For 26; Beats Down Limit On Use Of Troops Abroad   232-140 Vote Beats Barden Substitute   Administration- Backed Plan Including UMT Expected To Pass Today

House Retains 26-Month Term  Beats Attempt to Bar Gls Unless Assured

House Firm on 26-month Draft Term   Solons Beat Down Ban on Binding Hands of Troops

House Stands Firm On Extending Time Of Military Service   Also Beat Draft Bill Rider About Bombing Red Bases

HOUSE DEFEATS STEP TO CHANGE SERVICE LENGTH   Beats Move To Limit Time To 24 Months, Bars Specified Area For Troops

House Favors Longer Service  Attempt to Change Draft Law Failure

Truck Limit Bill Goes To Traffic Panel   Proposed Measure Would Hike Load To 58,420 Pounds

‘HOUSE MOVES TRUCK LOAD ‘MEASURE; AUTO INSPECTION  BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR

Elderly Husband Beaten to Death  2 Women and Hired Man Held In Weird Ozarks Hills Slaying

Probe Tales of Strange Slaying   Three Charged With Murder in Ozarks

Officials Meet as Near Meat Strike Delayed by Unions   Packinghouse Worker: Agree to Extend Wage Pact

Lift Strike Threat For Meat Industry   CIO Workers Announce Extension to May 7 of Tenative Agreement

Threat Of Meat Packer Strike Lifted By Unions   Important Meeting At White House On Future Of Controls Program Is Held--

May 7 New Deadline Now Meat Strike Postponed As Keonomie Aides Meet

NO MEAT WORRIES   Economic High Chieftains “Hold Important Meeting

Meat Packers’ Strike Averted   Economic Leaders Meet at White House

Packers Delay Strike Vote Until May] .   Three Unions, Companie: Agree on 1] Cent Wage Boost Pending Approval Government Stabilizer

Lawmakers See Tragic Air Crash At Cherry Point   Marine Jet Fighter Burns, Killing Pilot As Assembly Watche:

Caudle Faees New Queries In Tax Probe   Committée To Ask About Plane Deal   More Firing Expected In Near Future For Revenue Department

Mink Coats, Oil Deals Pop Back Again In Testimony  By Caudle At Tax Probe

CAUDLE QUIZZED ON MINK COATS, OIL, AIRPLANES   Administration House Cleaning Kicks 3] More Workers Out As Tax Scandal ‘Sweeps Nation.

House Probers Switch from Caudle Auto Deals fo Airplane Activities

vizzed plane, Deals   Coat Involved ing with Former Dent. Official

Caudle Recalled Today For Further Questioning   ‘Probers Want to Know About Reputed  Commission Paid-in Sale of Airplane

Sampson Quiz Reveals Waste  And Destructior  Usable Material Thrown Out, Say:

Cortland Builder Charges Waste of Lumber, Fgutpment Destruction at Sampson Base

SEEKS OTHER OIL   Britain to Boycott Iran I 50-50 AIOC Profit Plan  Ignored

Knife-Wielding Moslem Terrorists Wound Six Iranian Policemen In Anti-British Demonstration

Moslem Terror Group Wounds lranian Police   Riots Staged In Tehran By KnifeWielding Bands

Knife-Wielding Moslems Wounc Six Iran Cops  Struggle Signals   Struggle Signals Possibility New Violent Uprisings

ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS ERUPT IN TEHRAN   Six Cops Wounded By Knife Wielding  Terrorists

. fonied After NATO Inventory   Conference Slated ° Over Lagging Flow ‘Of Defense Goods-

Probers Check Lithofold Deal   Set Hearing On Boyle ‘Influence’ Charge

Judge Refuses To Accedeto State Demand   Prosecution Asks for Imprisonment of Cops Facing Trial in Big Gambling Scandal

J udge Uphold:  Bail For 18 In  Graft Hearing Gross’ Wife Tells   Gross’ Wife Tells Of Receiving More Threatening Letters

ee ee  Woman Slightly Wounded, House Is Sprinkled by Munters Shots

President Calls For Gift of Grain To Check Famine   Argues For Humanitarian Aspects Of The Case; Quick Action Asked

RELIEF FOR INDIA ASKED BY TRUMAN   President Calls for Gift of Up to 2.100.000 Tons of Grain to Country.

Cattlemen May Suffer By Strike   When Beef Held Back Finally Gets to Market, Price Likely To Drop Below Ceiling

Holding Cattle Off Market Now May Force Lower Meat Prices Later On

Propose Revision Of State’s Idle Insurance Law  Bill Offered in Senate   Bill Offered in Senate To Increase Benefits, Distribute Surplus

Would Revamp the State Unemployment ‘Insurance System   Bill In Legislature Would Increase Payments, Lower Employer Rates.

BANDIT TAKES SHT,O20 FROM MINBURN BANK   Forces 3 Bank Employes to Enter Vault, Then Locks It.

Nervous, He Flees Minus Gun   Second Man Believed Involved; Three Are Locked in Bank Vault

eWreck Charges Cost Negro $200   Leaving Scene, Drunk Driving Bring Fines; 4 Others Penalized

High yy rds Experieaced  In 4 States   Youth, 17, Tells Senate Probers Of Using Dope   Maquoketa Jail Prisoner Fices; Captured Later

1-4 Weeks Required For Setup   Johnston To Guide Imposition Of Curbs

INFLUENZA HITS WEST EUROPE   Almost 200 Lives Already Taken; 150 Dead In Britain Alone

Flu Now Sweeping Through Western Europe; 200 Dead   Industrial Midlands Of England Hard hit With One Out Of Every Ten Workers Wi: Schools Are Closing.

Textile Union. Leader Jailed In Dynamiting   Virginia Police ‘Act To Halt Violence In "Dixie Mill Strikes ©

Union Official At Dan River Mills Arrested For Possessing Explosive:

Campaign Is Opened To Recruit More Women, Conaressman Says Draft Plan Is Considered

oa CLAIMED BREWING IN PENTAGON Campaign Opening To Recruit 72,000  Women For America’s Armed Forces

Eisenhower Wins Congress Backing  Majority Indicated For Troop Action

Don't Mention It...   Collins Saves Army Can Lick Russian Horde   IKE CONVINCING TO LAWMAKERS

lke Convinces Lawmakers On Europe Defense   Solons Believe Some U.S. Troops Needed Overseas

‘Tke’ Convinces Congress Troops  Venture Worthy  Douglas Is Hesitant About Pressing Limit Demand

Ike Changes Some Ideas   Progress Made in Con. vincing Lawmakers Troops Needed

Believe ‘Ike’ Has Convinced U. S. Of Need of Troops   But Some Remark Many Questions Are Not Answered

Early OK Seen On Giving  Congress Troop Say-So   Hoover Cautions That Sending Of Four Divisions To Europe May Open Way For  * Setting Off War

Truman’s Views On Truce Studied   President Cautions Ridgway Against Possible Trickery by Red Enemy

Truman Sends Korean Views To Commander   “Report Relayed To Ridgway Sums Up President's Strategy Decision

Chinese Reds Not Fooling   Aimed at Joining with Russia to Conquer World, Ever Before Korean Blow 

With Aid of Russia  Lick U.S. Army Then Conquer The World, Chinese Red Aim

{European Reports Ci Chinese Commies Not Afraid Of Atom Bamh: They Plan To Lick America. And Then the World

China, Russ War Plans Revealed   European Fresh From China Says Reds Preparing

Says Reds Plan World Conquest   Chinese Are Detinite About Russian Aid, European Reports

‘China Reds Set for War  Tella European They Will Join Russia And

Chinese Reds Talk Of Licking U.S. And Conquering World   Going To Conquer World With Russia And Not Afraid Of Atom Bomb They Tell  Prominent European.

Unusual Event in Princess’ Visit --Couple Have Morning te Themselves

TREATY NATIONS OPEN SESSIONS AT OVTAWA, CANADA   Van Zeeland Sees Critical Decision On Peace Or VAlar Rane

IR   North Atlantle Official Says Its Only Way to Halt Ageression

Full Rearmament Held Only Guard Against Russia   North Atlantic Group Told of Progress Toward Security -

REARMAMENT FAVORED   North Atlantic Official Says ts  Onlv Wav to Halt Agvression

Belgian Sets Pattern For Free Nations   30 Ministers In  Round Table Meet At Ottawa Onening

Ag Secy. Charles Brannan Is Victim O} Hoax Concerning That Mink Coat

“Cruel Fool’ Did It, Brannan Says  Linked to Mink, He Thinks It Stinks

Near Zero Due To Grip State   Ohioans Skidded On Ice-Coated Roads

Only Two American Planes Lost in 280-Plane Battle Over Northwest Korea; Ground Fight Diminishes Over Prospects Of Truce Talks

14 to 17 Enemy Jets Shot Down InHalf-HourFigh   Americans Lose Superfortress And Thunderjet

One U. S. B-29, Fighter Plane Lost in Battle   Other Superforts Damaged in Biggest Air Fight of War

14 T0 17 RED PLANES SHOT DOWN, DAMAGED   Americans Lose One Super-Fort and One Jet Fighter In Big Encounter.

Over 250 Aircraft In Swirling Fight Below Manchuria   One U. S. Superfort And Jet Fighter Lost, Several B-29s Damaged In Wild Battle Of 250 To 280 Planes; Ground Fighting  - Slowed Down By ‘Peace’ Parley

One Superfortress, One Thunder. jet Fighter Lost, Several Other B-293 Damaged In Wild 260. Plane Battle   PATTON TANKS RUMBLE UP PARALLEL VALLEYS

Yanks Shoot Down or Damage 14 to 17 Communist Jets   Biggest Battle of Korean War Just Sauth af Manchurian Border Teday

Bigeest Air ~ Battle of War Costly to Reds   One U.S. Superfort And Jet Lost; RiIGc Namacad

Hermit Who "Buried Paw" on Mountain Top. Before Joining   J am AVAIOYI. ted.

Army Hermit Goes AWOL   Mountaineer Missing After Trip to Aberdeen Base

Peter, the Hermit, an Army AWOL  Takes a Walk To See Sights,  Dineen’ RPatarn

Self-Educated New Mexico Hermit Who Joined the Army Is Reported A. W.0.L.

 Strolls Away to See What Aberdeen Looks Like: Hermit Who Joined Army for Some Gun Fightin’  Goes AWOL While Waiting for Bus in Maryland

WENT TO LOOK AROUND — Self-Educated New Mexico Hermit Who Joined Army to Fight, AWOL

Saaan anne inner ean —— ce a Oe  -  . Is Army’s Face Red? Hermit Guy’s AWOL

Former Hermit Is Officially AWOL   Joined Army to Do Some Gun Fightin’, Drifts Away

Fact, Foible, Fate  Santa Is Vietor In Senate Bout  Over Sled Taxes

U.S. Relaxes  Price Freeze  Scores of Products Removed From Control Lict: Cotton Order Pramiced

STATE'S BUDGET BILL IS SPEEDED   House Adopts Measure Calling For Expenditures Of .$502,000,0G0—Now Goes To Senate.

Record Money Measure Goes To Senate For Final Action   House Passes Bill .After' Voting Down Teacher Pav Roost

With Teacher Pay Boost Killed, Appropriations Bill Expected To Sail Smoothly Through Senate

Rail Pay Dispute Near Settlenient   Wage Hike and Living Cost Bonus Inveived

Railway Pay Drive Near Agreement  Terms Call for Increase of 12%c Per Hour

Terms Call F or 123-Cent Pay Increase   Cost-Of-Living Adjustments Could Add 5 Cents More

Pay Pact Near For One Grouy Of Rail Men   Non-Operating Units Expected To Receive 474 Cents An Hour

Wage Drive Of Railway Union Said  Nearly Over   Basic Pay Increase Of 12 Cents Hourly Is Reported Offered

FIREMEN, POLICE THREATEN STRIKE IN SPRINGFIELD   Demand $70 Raise; Street Department Broke, Faces Shutdown.

Dawson Told His Story Is Beyond Belief   Senator Fulbright Accuses Truman's Aide Of ‘Power’

Senate Finishes Query Of Dawsor In RFC Hearings   White House Aide Clashes Sharply With Fulbrioht

 F ulbri cht Draws Own Conelu sion   Senator and Truman Aide - Dawson Clash Sharply In RFC Hearing Today     A ‘MODEST’ WITNESS   Denies He Had Power Over Directors of the Big Government Company

Fulbright Finds Dawson Incredible   RFC Testimony ‘Hard To Believe,

Dawson And Fulbright In RFC Clash   Denials of Influence Are Challenged Bv Probing Senator

Fulbright Calls Truman Aide's Conduct ‘Improper   Clash at Hearing On ‘Influence’ In REC Loans

CLASH AT HEARING   Dawson, Fulbright in Tiff er Former’s Behavior  With R. F.C

Dawson Placed On Grill   White House: Aide Is Told by Senator His Denials of Influence  Are Hird To Believe

Dawson and Solon Clash  On Influence   Denials Are ‘A Little Beyond ‘Belief,’ Says Fulbrieht. RFC Prober

—INQUIRY—  RFC Prober And Dawson In Argument  Influence Denial ‘Hard To Believe’

Aide's Conduct ls Debated At Some Length   “Very Modest Man,” Witness Is Told By Senator

Fulbright Not Impressed With Dawson's Denial   Senator Says Aide Had ‘Life, Death’ Power Over RFC Mer

No Impropriety Claimed by Truman’s Aide  Senator Says Denials   Senator Says Denials On Dealings Are “Beyond My Belief’’

Fulbright Insistent  White House Aide Sticks To  Denial Of Senator’s Charges

Senator Fulbright Tells Dawson He Is Hard To Believe   -Inquiry Into RFC Dealings Winds Up “Im Personal Clach

Dawson, Fulbright Duel At RFC Loan Hearings   Ride Continues Influence Denial

CLASHES WITH FULBRIGHT IN ‘PROBE OF RFC   Senate Inquiry Ended -with - Its “Main Purpose Aaecomnjished.”  ges

Dawson Finishes lestimony, Denies Key Figure Status  Fulbright Disputes Influence Denials By Truman Aide

Fulbright Doubts Denial  OF Dawson’s ‘Influence’   ‘It Did Nothing Improper,’ White House Aide Tells Committee Investigating RFC Loans

Dawson And Fulbright In Hearing Tiff   ce Sharp Exchange As To ‘Prestige to Influence Loans’

RFC Probers Pin Nothing On Dawson   Inquiry Into Federal Agency Ends With Clash Between Fulbright and Dawson

Senator Doubts Dawson's Story  Truman Aide Denies Imnmraner Canduct

Truman Aide Story  Doubted By Fulbright   ; Senator Says Dawson Denials Of Influence Iu: REC Are Not True

Truman Aide Claims Quiz ‘Clears Him’   Senator Fulbright Says His Denials ‘Beyond Mv Belief’

Dawson, Fulbright In Clash   Argue Over Dawson’: Using Any White House ‘Influence’ Ir RFC Cases

Fulbright And Dawson Clash On RFC Issue   Committeemen Say They Are Satisfied With Investigation

No impropriety Claimed by Truman's Aide   Senator Says Denials On Dealings Are “Bayond My Belief”

Fulbright Doubts Dawson Innocenee In Influence Ring  Had Power of Life, Death Over RFC,  Senator Savs

Dawsen, Fulbright, Tangle at Hearing   Presidential Aide's Claim of Innocense Disputed By Senator

Hearing Ends in Draw   RFC Probe Shows Dawson Thinks He Did No Wrong, But Fulbright Disagrees

Senator Doubts Dawson's Denia Of Influence  ‘Battle of Words’ Between President's Advicer. Fulbriaht

DAWSON CLASHES WITH FULBRIGHT ON RFC INFLUENCE  CRAaATAD APrti anre   SENATOR DECLARES AIDE’S DENIALS ARE “BEYOND MY BELIEF’

Fulbright vs Vowson  Tiff Over Whether White House Prestige Influenced RFC Loans

Fulbright, Dawson in Verbal Tiff   Senator Says Denials By Truman Adviser “Beyond Belief.”

Aide, Senator Clash Sharp! y In REC Probe   Dawson Denies He Did Anything Improper— Senators Feel Hearing  Accomplished Purpose

Fulbright And  Dawson Clash  Men’‘s Views Differ Sharply on Hearing

FULBRIGHT AND DAWSON CLASH AT RFC INQUIRY   ‘Denial of White House In: fluence ‘Beyond Belief", Says Senator.

Fulbright Is. Skeptical of Dawson Claim   Senator Tells Witness Denial of Using His Influence in RFC Deals “Beyond My Belief”

DOUBT IS CAST ON STORY TOLD BY TRUMAN AIDE   Senator Tells Dawson His Testimony Denying Influence On U. S. Loans Is Beyond Belief.

Consumption Tay Offered By NAM Cooly Received   Manufacturers Claim it'll! Balance Budget

Senators Cool To Substitute Tax Proposal   Both Parties. ‘Against Manufacturer’ s.Plan “To Balance Burget

SENATORS GIVE NAM OFFICIAL COOL GREETING   Spokesman For Group Gives Proposal To  Balancing Budget

iran To Rebuke British Charge   Mossadegh Ready To Answer Injunction

some Allied Troops Within 10 Miles Of O!d  South Korean Casical   ‘American Troops Are Having To Dig Reds. Out Of Hillsides With Grenades And Rifle Fire

Mishap Occurs At Plainview Yards Four Seriously Hurt  As Train Hits Truck

Tron Curtain Nations Get U.S. Goods   Congressional Pressure Would Cut Shipments

Sentiment Mounts To End Aid to Allies Trading With Reds  Angry House Member   Angry House Member: Expected to Support Senate-Passed Bill

Move Favored To Cut Aid fo Enemy Traders  Sentiment Growing For Blocking Goods To Soviets’ Allies

Cannon Backs Move To Halt Goods To Reds   Approves Measure To Stop Aid To Nations Trading, With Communists

BRITAIN MAIN TARGET CITED AY CONGRESS   Would Cut Off: Economic Help to Nations Shipping — ” War Materials

House Stands Pat On -Cent Gas Hike  Also Would lacrease Size of Park. Board

£ommie Trial Lawyers Win Appeal Hearing   US. Supreme Court Reverses self; to Review Convicted Attorneys’ Pleas

REDS’ LAWYERS TO GET HEARING   High Court Gives Second Ruling on Contempt Cases

Court Decides fo Hear Appeal   Contempt Sentences Resulted From Trial

REDS’ COUNSEL TO GET HEARING   High Court Reverses Stand On Appec! of Men Who Defended Commies

‘TRIBUNAL REVERSES  DECISION; TO REVIEW CONTEMPT SENTENCES ON LAWYERS FOR REDS

Supreme Court Reverses Self, Agrees To Hear Appeals Of Reds’ Attorneys

Court Agrees To Hear Appeal Of Red Council   Defense Attorneys Granted New Review

Highest Bench To Rule on  Reds’ Counsel   Agrees to, Consider ° Contempt Appeal In Rare Reversal ©

Supr eme € ourt Rever sal - Contempt Appeal 61 awvers  For Reds to Be Heard

HIGH COURT TO HEAR REDS   ‘Reverses Ruling, Agree: To Appeal Of Top  11 Communists

Rain, Rain Go Away !(®   Blame War for Expected Drop in Westmar Enrollmen

TO REASSESS LAND   Tax Commision Gives Com missioners Power to Act  in Flood Areas

State Agency Claims Ownership Ropes Farmer Group Fiaghts For Minerals

OWNERSHIP RIGHTS AT STAKE Dispute Flares Between Ropes Farmers, State Over Minerals

Bandit Killed, Three Held as Holdup Foiled  Of Chicago Cardinals _ Entered by Four Men

Hungary Stalls on Release of Fliers  U.S. Suspects Offer to Pay $120.000 Fine to Free Jailed   U.S. Suspects Offer to Pay $120,000 Fine to Free Jailed Airmen Referred to Moscow

Hungarians ‘Consider’ U.S.  Flier Ransom   European Reports Conflict With Announcement Here

Reds Place U.S. Offer In Doubt   Acceptance of Payment for Fines Once Reported

Hungary May Be Awaiting Kremlin Word   Communists Backtrack After Legation Here Reveale Aecantance

THINK OFFER T0 PAY FINES SENT ONTO KREMLIN   Hungary Now Says It Only ‘Considers’ American Proposal

VIENNA OFFICIAL STAND IN CONFLICT WITH LEGATION STATEMENT IN WASHINGTON

House Armed Services Group OK’s $13 Million For Roswell Air Base

Defense Official Says Russia Could Bomb U. S. ‘Any Day She Wants to’

Palmer Dea Still Haunts Legislature   Former Legislator Seeks Privilege Of Floor In House

introduce Bills To Remove Governor From Many Boards   Jensen May Talk At Closed Session

NEW TRUCE TALKS MAY START SOON   COMMUNISTS REPLACE TWO OF THEIR 5-MAN ARMISTICE DELEGATION,   BULLETIX,

WESTBROOK PE GL ER   Alaska Learns— Union Boss Wins  Votes With Jobs

‘Verdict’ Finds Graft. Charges Unsupported  Rival Party Members on House Craun Plan Camarate Pannarte

Price Rollbacks In Prospect for Commodities  Program for Cattle To Stick, OPS Chief PSS ce ater PDL SSE Se

Beef Rolibacks ‘to Stick; May Cut Other Items   DiSalle Says New Re: ductions Will Be Back to 1950 Prices

[Beef Price Rollback To Stay, DiSalle Says; 1U.S.PondersCutsOn Other Products _

DiSalle Predicts More Rollbacks  _ Warns Beef Setup Will Not Change

Other Rollbacks Rre Considered   More Cemmodities to Feel Price Rein, Is DiSalle’s Hint

DiSalle Declares Beef Rollbacks Will Be Retained  Gest fsb fhm   Similar Cuts On Other Commodities Being Considered

Beet Rollbacks To Stay--DiSalle   Similar Cuts Promised On Other Goods

New Rollbacks’ Are Considered   Beef Price Cuts To Stay, DiSalle Says of Controls

Other Rollbacks Coming-DiSalle  OPS Director Says Beef Plan To Stick

BEEF ROLLBACK ‘PRICE TO STICK   Stabilizer Says Government Is Also Considering Similar Cuts [In Other Commodaitios

Collins Tells Of Confidence   Severe Punishment Promised Reds If Attack Launched

Gen. Collins Says Enemy Will Be Severely Punished If Tt Tries Big-Scale Attacks Now

Pentagon High Command In Confident Note  Communist Forces Will Be ‘Severely Punished’ In New

Good Report Made: On War  . «aman wl Uae   Army Chief Of Staff Tells Of Inspection

NEW CONFIDENCE ATPENTAGON   Army in Korea Has Plenty of Fight Left.

High Authority Feels Korea Won’t Be Lost   Gen. Collins Says Communist Will Be ‘Severely Punished’ If They Try Big Sccle Attack; M’‘Arthur Optimistic

Job Peddling Probers Hear Truman ‘Boss’   Witmesses Contend ~ They Were “Chumps’s Jobs Didn’t Exiat

Acheson Says Troop Delay ‘Disastrous   Soldiers Needed Now As Allies Prepare He Tells Congress

TAFT GIVES LIMITED OK Delay In Sending Troop:  To Europe ‘Disastrous’

Sec. Acheson Is Against Delay In Sending Troops   Says Delay In Sending Additional Troops To Europe Is Dangerous

RUSSIA APPARENTLY DOES NOT WANT Her Strength Diverted from Europe

Pleasantville Folks to Pay Tribute Sunday to 82-Year-Old ‘Doc’ Lerch

Entire Coast Revenue Bureau Office Suspended Over “Certain Irregularities”

Seven Suspended  On Charge Of  Irregularities Accounts Chief  Tries Suiside; Attempt Fails

Top Brass Of.  Revenue Office ;  Under Suspension  Charge Hilegal - : 7 ie 7 :  Activities In ie :  Tax Collecting <2

Reds Building — Up In Center, Retreat In West  UN Forces Remain” On Offensive All «©  - Alona Koaraan Frant¥®’

T-MILE ADVANCE BY TANK -LED UN FORCE MONDAY   Chinese Troops Found To Have Been Using Spears In Battle   COMBAT VETERANS ARE COMING HOME

Eighth Army Reports Red Casualties Since Jan. 25 Aggregate 113,957 Among Ground Action Alone

Tank-Led Column Gains Seven Miles And Repels Weak Red Counterattacks   Naval Armada Continues Bombardment Of Communist Communication Lines North Of 38th Parallel On East Coast

ARGENTINE RED SHOT IN LUNG   Communist Candidate For President Seriously Wounded

Surprise Push Threatens Sth Army's Refreal   Fall of Deserted, Burning City of Wonju is Near

50,090 to 60,000 Launch Surprise Attacks (0 Miles Below Parallel After Breakthrough In Centrail Korea, Could Cut Off UN Armies

Advocates Taking War To Red China   Nixon Outlines His Five-Point Program  In Durham Address

‘Soviet Attack on U.S. May Become Boomerang   Ex-UN Delegate Sees ‘Subversive’ Charaes Stirring Hornets’ Nest

Says Soviet Charge May  Boonterans   Ousted Czech Leader Says Exiles Will Fxpose Red Brulaliiy

‘SLAPS AGAINST AMERICA BRING RETORTS Kx-Czech Envoy Says Russia Near To Stirring Up ‘A Hornets’ Nest’

Joan Graettinger Local Selection For Girls State  Sponsored By  Tamral Gasxrten IMenaen

/AUXILIARY NAMES MARLENE SHELLADY FOR GIRLS STATE   Leaves This Week For Grinnell As Representative Of Kuch-Quer] Unit

Strike Continues At Plane Plant   Fairchild Workers Picket Factory

Good Roads Group To Make Study of lowa Road Needs   600 Miles of Pavement Called In Poor Condition

Modernization Of lowa Roads  Seen Necessary   Association Votes tc Sponsor Analysis of Primary Situation

Reds Pull Back On Entire Line   Allied Forces Make Gain: In Cautious Advance

lowa Actress Is Freed. by Goy. Warren  . “Madge Meredith “Out of Prison

Actress Freed From Prison  Film Career Open Ti. Bheslae Abhasoelsth

Fail To Find Malleable  Fire Cause   Exact Amount Of Damage Yet Ty, Re Determined

FIRE MARSHAL VIEWS GUTTED FOUNDRY RUINS   Early Estimate Of Damage Sets Loss Near $225,000 Mark

Report Claims Probes Harass H-Bomb Plant   Finds ‘Unwarranted’  Congress Inquiries ‘Plague’ To Builders

H-Bomb Plant Builder Says Consress Wasting Time by Investigations

GIRL WILL NOT GROPE BLINDLY  PPP LPP LP PL PLL PLLA AA AN POLL  THROUGH LIFE, LIFE, SPECIALISTS  PPP LLL LLL OL lee lt Ne LLP LLP LO LOA LE IOP  ISAY SHE IS DOOMED TO DIE

BRADLEY SEES LONG PERIOD OF WAR FEAR   Head Military Figure Predicts Victory  Over Cammuniecm

Nation’s Capital Sets Cadence As America Pays Tribute To All Branches Of Service With Parades   ALL BRANCHES OF SERVICE REPRESENTEL

Huge Armed Forces Day Parade 's Held On Capital's Constitution Ave.

High Winds To Reach Kansas   Storm Front From Oregon to Diminish Upon Arrival Here

Politicians Eye State Election   33rd Congressional District Watched By  Political Observers

FINE SCHEDULES SPECIAL BALLOT      Buchanan Successor to  Be Selected July 24

Price Ceilings Due On Food This Week; Rollbacks Unlikely   Hope Some Prices Will Drop Despite Flexible Formula

Price Ceilings On Foodstuffs Due This Week   But Rollback Housewives Have Been Praving For Seems Most Unlikely

‘Starving People Crawl  ‘From Ruins Of Suwon   Roads Are Clogged With Refugees, Stepping Over The Dead, As Americans Move Into Wrecked City

Tragic Tide of War Rolls Over Suwon for Fifth Time   People Ott Live in Ruins: Crawl Out OF Rubble As American Forces Move fn

Tragic Tide of War Rolls Over Suwon for Fifth Time   Yceple Sell Live in Ruins: Craw! Out (oF he isha As Amertean Forces Move In

AMERICAN AND ITALIAN SKI TROOPS SEARCHING  -FOR MISSING AIRPLANE

Underground Resistance Eats Through Iron Curtain Empire, Intelligence Reports Indicate

4 Clearfield Doctors Endorse Hospital Probe  Declare Deficit From Low Rates Made Up By Tax Funds

Dewey To Tour Pacific To Get  His Own Views   New York Governor Will Leave July 1 On Flicht to Tokyo

Norway Inspires  Eisenhower in His Atlantic Pact Tour   Men Being Called to Arms. Defense Program Rolls On, Unions Ousting  Communists \

Norway Defense Picture Cheery  Tiny Notion Shows Progress to Ike

Eisenhower, Visiting Norway, Is Cheered By Nation’s Willingness To Defend Self

cians 10 NEOsist invasion.... Eisenhower Shown _ Norway’s Strength

 General Pleased In Oslo Norwegians’ Defense Setup Best Eisenhower Has Seen

Finds Country Determined to Profect Itself  Sees Brightest Picture In All

Ike Finds Defense Of Norway Strong   Eisenhower Inspects Norwegian Defenses On Tour of Capitals

Norway Defense Picture Bright  Best Eisenhower Has Seen on ‘Tour

GEN. EISENHOWER: FLIES TO NORWAY   Find’s Defense. Picture Brightest’ Encountered::

GAMBLING RAID IN K. C.   Uncover Evidence Indicating Connections With Other Cities

Mysterious ‘Dutchman’  Grunewald Once W orked  For Justice Department

Allies Close Last Door On Red Escape  Are Too Late To Trap Most Of Foe

Red Resistance Stillens Along 125-Mile l'ront   Last of bscape Routes In Kast-Central Area Shut: Kansong Seized

Cut Off Achieved Mainly By South Korean Troops; Red Resistance Stops Strong U.S. Tank Force Endeavoring To Move From Inje

Last Escape Routes Are Shut By UN   Allies Hit 26 Miles Above Parallel 38

Today's Skies   So. Korean Troops Lead UN Charge   Strategic Inje .Re-Captured By U.S. Tank Force

Federal Tax Collector Has 246 Tax-Paid Coin De vices on File   STAMPS, NOT LICENSES

Taxes Paid On 246 "Devices By Kansans  Internal Revenue Office Records List

N. H. PRIMARY DECISION  Backers Say Eisenhower Must Reveal Plans by January

State's Last GAR Vet Dies   Daniel Clingaman, 104. Dies at Wauseon

Hour Is Near For Operation On King George   Britain Worried, But Monarch Is In Good Spirits

His Family Gathers At Palace   Monarch Reportec In Good Spirits; Nation Worried

Britain s George Awaits Operatior   Tension Mounts as Surgeons Prepare

May Operate Today On King Of England   Medical Equipment Taken Into Palace; Five Doctors There

British Monarch May Undergo Operation Today  Anxious Britons Stand Vigil Outside Royal Buckingham Palace

Some Think Doctors May Act Today   Silent Throng Keeps Vigil Outside Palace For Ailing Monarch

Serious Lung Atlment [ndicated PPPPLPPPPPPDPPPP PP APPPPD PPP LPPL PLL Pring  Britons Worried Gver King George’s Health

AN ANXIOUS VIGIL   wre Wait for Word of Lung Operation for King  George VI

Tension Mounts As King Awaits Lung Operation   British Monarch In Good Spirits

Britain’s Ailing King Awaits Lung Operation   Anxious Crowd Hears Surgery Not Yet Underway

Room in Palace Hastily Rigged; Family Gathers   Anxious Crowds Mass Outside Buckingham to Await News

‘PALACE CROWD TENSE   George VI Still Waiting  For Lung Operation

KING'S AILMENT STIRS BRITAIN   Tuberculosis Specialist Joins Monarch’s Panel Of Doctors.

Britons Worried By King’s Hlness   Serious Lung Ailment Indicated In Specialists’ Bulletin.

King George May Undergo Surgery    Hundreds Stand Silent Vigil Outside Palace of Ailing King; Princess: Delays Canadian Departure

‘Await Word Of King” Hundreds Of British In Vioil Outside Palace.

King George Expected to Undergo Lung Operation Today in Palace Room

Nation Tense. But King Strolis, Chats  All Britain Worries As Hour Nears For Torneo Queene nw

King May Go Under Knife Today  Doctors Hurry to   Doctors Hurry to Palace; Crowds Await Outside

British Palace Is Converted ' Into Hospital For Monarch.   Obsiruciion In The Bronchial Tubes; Reported By Papers! Five Doétors Present

King InGood Spirits ‘As Surgery Nears; British Are Anxious   Nature. Of Monarch’s Ailment. Remains Mystery To Subjects

King George F aces Surgery imminently   Five Doctors Spend All Day  Inside Palace

Britons Worry About King   Speculate That The Lung Disease Is Quite Serious

Rlog Reaty Tp Be Seerated On   ‘Surgi ical Room Set Up In The Palace

Health of King Worries Britain   Monarch’s Lung Affected, is Word

Lung Ailment of King George  Alarms Britons   Doctors Report ‘Steue. tural Changes‘; Hint  General Election

Operation Is Planned For Today   Anxious Crowds Surround Palace As Nine  Doctors Assemble For Surgery Upon His Lung

Doctors Hurry to Monarch   Surgery Expectec On King George Very Soon

Anxious Crowds Are Gathered Outside Palace   Doctors Include Specialist in Tuberculosis Surgery

Anxious British Await News About Operation On King -George's Lung

Britain Worries As Ailing King's Operation Nears   Monarch Spends Day Strolling and Visiting Members of Family   Polated nelsg. Page 9-A

Anxious British Crowds Waiting At Palace as Doctors Meet For Operation on King George

Anxious British Subjects Await News That King Has Undergone Operation

King's Lung Has Britons Worried  Ailment Serious, Details Awaited

British Anxious Over King’s Lung Operation   3,000 Stand Watch Silently Outside Walls of Palace

Reported in Good Spirits  King Awaits Serious Operation For Mysterious Lung Ailment

Silent Crowd Stands Vigil at Residence   King Is Cheerful ‘as Medics Arrive and Family Gathers

All Britain Watching As Doctors Prepare To Operate Upon George VI   He SAID THE OPERATION

Cc rowds Gather at Palace  HS Re Ne a et tt et te tte tae tt  Goor we V I Still About Castle: Britain Tense Aw: aiting Surgery

BRITONS TENSE OVER ILL KING   Speculation Arises In Lon. don Over Monarch’s Lung Disease

King’s Condition Worries Britain   King George Suffers Seri. ous Lung Ailment

British Expect News Today About King   Mysterious Lung Disease Causes Much Concern

King George VI May Undergo Surgery Today   Five Of King’s Doctors Rush To Royal Palace

George Ready For Operation   King Soon To Be Treated For Mystery Malady

British Anxiety Mounts As King Nears Surgery   Ailing Monarch Cancels All Engagements Princess-Duke Trip to Canada Delaved

Medical Experts Called to Palace   Crowds of Britons Gather at Gates; Prime Minister Expresses Anxiety

Doctors Operate On King   Anxious Britons Gather Outside Pelace; Condition Reported ‘Serious’

culate on Mystery Ailment I England Is Worried On ve Of King’s Operation

Many Gather For News Of fil Monarch  Equipment Moved To Buckingham

HOUR DRAWS NEAR F OR KING GEORGE'S ' TTING APFRATINN   Royal Family Gathers al Buckingham Palace—-Anxious Crowds Outside Grow to 3,000.   MONARCH HAGGARD BUT IN GOOD SPIRITS   Oxygen Tanks and Medical Equipment Delivered— Attlee Says Surgery Will Be Serious.

King Preparing For A Serious: Lung Operation   Nation Is Worried” About Condition. « Of English“Monarch:

King George ‘Faces Major Operation   Monarch Appears In Good Spirits

Probe Indicated Into Charge Agency Lax in Revenue Case  More Accusations Voiced in Congress; Three New York Bureau Employes Try to Quit Posts

Accused Of Laxity In Investigating Internal Re venue Scandals   DETROIT OFFICIAL  FIRED FROM POST

HOUSE INQUIRY INTO DEPARTMENT “OF JUSTICE LOOKS   Laxity in “Prosecuting Administration Favorites” in Missouri Charged by Congressmen.   “SLOW TO ACT” IN THE FINNEGAN CASI   New Accusations Made  “Against Internal Revenue Bureau as Three of Its Employes Try to Resign.

Whife-Washing Questions Grow InTax Scandal   Justice Department And McGroth Face Congress. Inquiries

Accused of Dragging Its Feet in Inquiries Into Irregularities in the Internal Revenue Service.

Probe Of Alleged LaxnessIn Tax Probes Is Likely   Justice Dept. Rapped; New Charges Voiced

Belief Growing Chinese Communists Will Launch One More Big Offensive

French Blame Rare Ergot Poisoning For “Bread Madness” In Small Town

Blame Ergot Poisoning For Four Deaths   Fungus Disease Is Founc To Be Cause Of "Breac Madness” In Town Of Pont-Saint-Esprit

St. Louis Bookie Charged With Not Filing Tax Forms  Government Dusts (  Little-Used Provision rays . aes ta cs poe

Bookmaker Facing Pair Of Charges   Section vf Income Tax Code, Rarely Used, Dusted OFF

James Carroll Accused of Not Obeying Code   Government Claims He Failed to List $52,688 in Winnings

Gov't Dusts Off Little Used Section of Code  Rank malker Charaed   Bookmaker Charged With Failure to File Payments of Winninas

Possibility Of Oatis Release Held Forth   Czech Envoy Says, However, Relations Between His Country And U.S. First Must Be Improved

Czech Hints US May Dicker For Qaiis’ Release   Envoy Says American Newsman Is “Quite Well” In Prison

Czech Hints (Qatis’ Release   Newsman Is ‘Quite Well, Ambassador Aver:

74 Lives Taken In Air Crashes During Weekend   19 Victims Die As Low-Flying Craft Hits Big Throng

25 KILLED IN ~ PLANE WRECKS   37 Escape Death In Crash Landing Of Airliner - In Chicago

Piane Crash-Lands, 37 Passengers Hur  Three Other Accident: Send Weekend Decth Tall Ta 24

House Promises Probe of Asian Scrap Scandals   Big-Time Profits Claimed Made b' South Koreans

A lneport on \Viobdilization  U.S. Making Progress--But There’s a Long Way to Go   ty RELMAN MORIN Associated Press Special

‘Still Largely in Blueprint Stage ‘Critical Year Looms for Big Defense Program

The U.S. Mobilizes—No. 1  U.S. Pulse Shifts Up And Down As Critical Defense Year Begins

Truman Expected ToName New Wage Board  President To Act Within Next 48

New Wage Board Is Expected Soon   Truman May Act Withir 48 Hours; Membership May Include Only Publi

‘New Wage Dispute Board  Appointment Seen Near   Labor and Management Deadlock Mav Leave Only Public Members

Truman Likely To Name New Wage Board  Public Membership May Make Up Panel

Wage Disputes May Create New ‘Public’ Board  Management, Labor Gan’: Acree: Truman

Stabilization Board Roster To Be Public   Truman Expeeted To Act In Next 48 Hours  As Pressure Mounts

j Truman May Have No Alternative ANTE SCE: APTOS ARTE IE  Public Membership Wage Board Likely

BLACK MARKET IN MEAT SEEN IF CURBS ENC   Control Chiefs’Search Hard For Remedy As Food Prices Rise.

Officials Search For Way to Fight Meat Black Market  Part of Effort to Rewrite Controls to Fit Congress’ Bill

Senate Probers Back On TV Tomorrow   New Series May Be The Questioning Of Dope Addicts

TV 10 CARRY DOPE INQUIRY   Senate Probers Will Question Addicts Tomorrow

TO RETURN TO Ti   Senate Crime Probers tc Resume Investigations Tomorrow

Churchill to Reveal Plans   House of Commons Will Hear King’s Speech Next Tuesday

The Weather   UN Forces Edge Closer  To Kumsong   Red Stronghold In Flames From  Bombs And Shells

U.N. Troops Inch Closer ToKumsong   Last Hills Stormed By Tank-Led Troops Is Less Than 2 Miles Fron Burning Stronghold,

KUMSONG SET ON FIRE BY UN BOMBS, SHELLS  Tank-led Allied Troops Nearing Large Communist Stronghold.

Allied Troops Inch Closer to Burning Commie Stronghold  Storm Last Barriers, Push to Within Two Miles Of Kumsong

Two Fugitive Convicis Are Back in Cells   Desperate Men Taken Without Struggle; Four Others of 19 Are Still Free After Break

Deportation Nel For 120.000  Czech Natives   Myriad Being Sent To Russia in Purge Of Anti-Soviet Units

Reds. Fight Back After Retreat   8 Mile Gain Made on East Central Front

Fleeing Reds Halt In Mountain Pass To Battle Allies   Communists Flee North In Human’ Stream In Front Of Americans; Enemy Picks Fine Defensive Line

American Assault Brings Capture Of Pyongchang; Hoengsong Fall In West

Gls Capture Pyongehang And Drive On   Hill 166, Key To Enemy Defense Line. Alen Saivad

Foe Takes Up New Position in Mountains   Eight-Mife Drive Rips Loose East End of Anchor

Allies Drive Eight Miles   Eastern Anchor of Foe’s Defense Line Ripped Open by Pyongchang Capture

Enemy Brought To Bay in Small Mountain Pass  bed mecn, Dt mbdte mm Cessna   Heavy Fighting Erupts As Reds Pour Fire Into Pursuing Yanks

Victortous “Operation Killer” Hurls Reds in Headjong. Retreat, and Results: in Capture of Pyongchang,.

Communists Flee Northward in  ‘Human Stream’  Speeding Allies Seize  Half.Finished Foxholes

Commies Brought To Bay After Eight-Mile  Chase In Mountains   Heavy Fighting Develops Five Miles North Of Pyongchang When Fleeing Enemy Turns.

Foe Caught In Mountains After Retreat   Heavy Fighting Breaks Out In Pass On East-Central Front

:  Eight Miles Advance Rips Eastern Anchor Of Comn Line; Hills Overlooking H song Occupied   ESTIMATED 10,000 CHINESE FOE 1]

Push Five Miles Past Pyongchang Before Bringing Reds to Bay in Narrow Mountain  Pass, Continue Advance on Other Fronts

Allied Troops Bring Fleeing Reds to Bay   American Division Takes Hills Overlooking Road Hub

Advance Rips Eastern Anchor Of Enemy Line   Bring Commies to Bay  In Mountain Pass

Enemy Halts at Mountain Pass To Fight Back   East Anchor of Communist Line Ripped Loose

'Did He Get Them?  ‘Angered Marines Mailed  ‘Purple Hearts To Truman

Angered Marines Send Their Purple Heart Medals To President Truman

 Defeats Field of 140 at Akron Pennsylvania Entry  ~Wins Soapbox Derby

Solon Wants Jurist to Quit   Woodruff Accuses Douglas Of Aidine Enemies

 Milo Sutton Declares Conditions Are Bad at Bave Inducteria! C-h~nt

Milo Sutton Declares Conditions Are Bad at ‘Rove Industrial Schaal

River Hits ~ St. Charles In Full Force Today   Eastern County Isolation Threat In Roaring Waters

Missouri River Threatens Levees Near St. Charles   Water Covers 10,000 Acres in Area.—Some Mav Be Isolated.

Liberated After U. S. Pays $120,000 to Hungary, Referred to as Bandit Nation  Patience Taxed  Cennuliiies : don Closed in Cleveland-N.Y.3  Travel Banned

SECRET REPORT TOLD OFFICERS BY U.S, AIRMEN   Liberated Flyers. Pre. pare To Tell World Of Being :-Forcec Down And Held  Piece,

U. 5. OFFICIALS PAY $120,000 TO HUNGARY   Seek To Find If Reds Got Military Information   Appear Healthy, Well-Fed. Report Relatively Good Treatment From Reds

U.S. Closes Two Hungarian Consulates  Intelligence Officers - Quiz Four Fliers — After Ransomina

American Fliers Report to West   Secret Oral Report ls Given U. S. Officers Liberated by Ransom

RELEASED. AIRMEN. ~ TELL FULL STORY   Experiences” in Hungary Will Be Made Public —

Senate Joins In Formal Bid To MaeArthur   Republicans O. K. Probe Of Far Eastern Affairs By Committee Of 24

SAN FRANCISCO PLANS WELCOME PARADE TONIGHT   Investigation of Far East Policy Reinga Se+

Senate Approves Invitation Far Eastern Policy Investigation Slated

Luther League Rally And Choral  Union Sunday  At St. John’s Church At Denew

Luther League Rally And Choral  UnionfConcert  At Petersburg Church Next Sundar

Huge Boost In School Aid Is Proposed   State Would Spend $65,000,000 During Next Twa Vearc

School Aid Fund Would Soar Another $65,000,000 Under Bill Now in Assembly

Actor Tone Hailed Into Court on Charge af Snitting Into Woman Wriler’s Face

High-Tuned Tone Jerked Into Court By Woman Who Says He ‘Spit’ On Her

Harpers Ferry Park By 1952 Is Passible  Con Dantinwatinng OM   Some Restoration OF Buildings Planned; To Buy Up Land

Denial as to  A Story on  Withdrawal No Official Word  Relative to Any Evacuation

DENY STORY TROOPS WILL QUIT KOREA   Printed Report that MacArthur Recommended Withdrawal is Branded as Untrue by Spokesman.

Says Report U.N. To Quit Korea False   Meanwhile, Allied Forces Recapture Center of Wonju

Deny General Has Proposed Leaving Korea   Chicago Newspaper Story On Recommendation By General MacArthur For Korea Evacuation

Deny Report Of Plan To Quit Korea   MacArthur Spokesman And Peniagon Say They Have No Word Of Proposal

Allies Repulse Counter Assault By Communist:   Reds .Poise 105,000 Men, 200 Tanks, 500 Planes For Big Western Drive

U. S., French Counfer-Attack Rolls Into City  Other U. N. Elements Reported Two Miles From Rail Hub =

Story Printed In Chicago is Termed ’ False’   Communists Poised For Great Blow Into South Korea

Yanks Get Toehold In Wonju, But Foe Drives Them Out.   Commie Charge Erases Gains of Last 2 Days

Snokesman Says M Arthur Did Not Recommend Plan   Daily News Reporter Sends Story Relating Pulling Out All Forces

Gen. MacArthur Denies Proposal For Withdrawal   Says ‘No Truth’ in Story He Advocated Pulling Out of Korea

MacArthur HQ Denies “Quit Korea” Story   Correspondent Claims Withdrawal Urged by UN Chief—Top Brass  Says Story Is False

Seek Medical School for KC   Jackson Countian ‘Introduces Bill For MU Schoof

Medical Schoo! Proposition Goes To Legislature   Rep. Snyder Introduces Bil] To Establish It At Kansas Citv.

Plans to Confer with Draft Board of Carrof! County   State Selective Service Chief to Meet with Group Threatening to Quit.

‘XPECT HEAIY  DAMAGE TOLL FROM WATERS   Clinton Disappointed Becaus: Crest Failed to Make New Record.

Want Meeting In Kaesong Area Middle Of July   Acceptance Message Is Accompanied By A» eal To Soldiers To Continue Fight: May Aceert Terms

North Korean Radios Claim War Victory   Repeat Acceptance To United Nation's Cease-Fire Offer

Order Is Given While World Awaits Peace   Pyongyang Radio Repeats Enemy’s Acceptance For  Cease-Fire Talks

CLAIM VICTORY, SAY AMERICANS SUE FOR PEACE   PICK SMALL TOWN, MIDDLE OF JULY TO DISCUSS CEASE-FIRE

Cease-Fire Talk To Be Scheduled In Kaesoné Area   Conmunist. Korea Urges Its Soldiers To Fight “Until: Truce Approved

ENEMY CLAIMS BID IS VICTORY IN KOREAN WAR   Communists Urge Soldierg to Fight on Pending Parley   KAESONG PROPOSED   UN Expected to Agree to Foe’s Selection of Site, Dates

Reds Urge Men To Keep Fighting Pending [Truce   Next Move Up To U.N. As Bid For Parley Is Accepted With Changes In Date And Location

Peiping Repeats Red Acceptance   Commies Exhorted To Further Effort

Fight Goes On as Reds Accept Bid   Foe Wants Cease-Fire Parleys Below 38, July 10 to 15.

Tell Troops Peace Talks Mean Victory   OK Truce Bid Parley Asked By Ridgeway

Chinese Repeat Acceptance Of Peace Talks  Narth Kareane Red   North Koreans, Red China Ask Meet At Town of Kaesong

Reds Delay  On Cease Fire  Claim Victory Over ‘Allied Aaaressors’

World Awaits News of Cease Fire Order but Battles Still Rage on All Korean Fronts

Reds Accept Bid To Talk Truce; Claim Victory  Communists Want Porleys Held In.

Victory-Claiming Commies Urge Soldiers To Fight On;  Foe Wants Talks In Kaesong

Bitter Fighting Rages on Some Sectors of Fronf   Pyongyang Radio Claims Victory ta Year-Old Conflicé

Gestures Made At Face-Saving InCommieReply   Fighting Continues At Battlefront, but Peace Hopes Grow

Truce Offer Accepted On Defiant Note   World Awaits Word O£ Armistice While Fighting Continues

North Koreans Claim Victory In Year-Old. Fight   Urge Soldiers To Fight On While World Awaits News Of Armistice

Northern Korea Urges Troops to Continue Battle  Communists Willing CS es oe  Pe eee See  eT =

Communists Repeat Acceptance of Bid To Cease-Fire Talks   Red Soldiers Told To Keep Fighting; Claim Victory in War

WORLD AWAITS DEVELOPMENTS  UN Proposal For Truce  Conference Accepted By North Koreans

Claim Victory Over Allies In Broadcasts About Truce   GENERAL RIDGWAY HAS NOT INDICATED HIS "REACTION TO THE RED ACCEPTANCE  RARSBAGE

But Urge Troops To Fight On Until Truce Is Signed   U.S. Says Ridgway Has Authority to Deal With Reds

Chinese and North Korean [Acceptance of Proposal For Cease-Fire Talks Is Broadcast

Fighting Goes On at Front   Red Radio Asserts U. N, Realizes Failure of Sinister Attempt Seeking Peace

WORLD WAITS FOR EXPECTED KOREAN TRUCE   UN Slated To Approve Red Request For Parley Shift

Peace Moves. the Perfec Chance‘fer Propaganda: Barrage   FRONT STILL POUNDS   General Ridgway Believer filling on Kaesong  Area Meeting

Foe Claims Victory In  Truce Move   Ridgway Still Silent On Kaesong Meeting Between July 10-15

North Korea Broadcast Repeats Acceptance Of UN Cease-Fire Offers

Expect UN to Accept; Reds Urge Troops to Fight Until Armistice   Chinese Radio Calls Peace Move by Allies Admission of Defeat; Gen. Ridgeway Confers With Joint: Chiefs

Chinese and North Korean Communists Wans Talks Held at Kaesona in South Korea on July {0-15.

Enemy Claims Victory, Urges Army Onward   ‘Agressors Realize Failure, Seek Peace," Broadcasts Stress —

Want Meeting At Kaesong Between July 10 And 15   On Fighting Front With Bitter Ground Skirmishes At Seattered Points

Red Soldiers Told to Fight   Aggressors Claiming Victory in Conflict

Red Korea Urges Soldiers Te Continue Fight Against U.N   Radio Claims Red. Victory In Year-Old Korean Conflict

Reds Ordered To Continue Fight In Korea.   Claiming Victory In. Struggle as World» Awaits Developments In Cease-Fire Talle

Americans Seek Peace Because : of Defeat, Claim:   - Reds Will Parley, But South of Parallel. to “Save Face”

World Awaits News Of Korean Armistice =   Terms Of CeaseFire Order Must Be Ratified

REDS HAIL VICTORY’ OVER UN ARMY   Troops Ordered To Fight On; Skirmishes Bitter

World Waits For News Of Expected Armistice;  Enemy Proclaims Victory

Belligerent Commies Agree fc Peace Talk: Claim Big Victory   Peace Meeting Postponed Until July 15 By Communists; U S. Diplomats Adopting Cautious Attitude of “Watch and Wait’

Peiping Radio Urges Troops To Fight on  Assert Americans   Assert Americans Admit War Failure In Bid for Peace

Red Radio Reports Acceptance Uf Truce Offer But Tells Soldiers To Continue To Annihilate Ageressors

Arrangements for Armistice Awaited as Koreans, Chinese Accept Bid for Negofiations

North Korea Tells Her Soldiers To Fight On   Pyongyang Radio Reaffirms Acceptance Of Proposal; Tells Soldiers Allies Have ‘At Last Realized Failure’

Voie Department Disowns Voice of America Reports Of Peace Moves by Russia

Voice Of America Has News   Numbr Of Indirect Channels Have Seen Means By Which Soviet Sponsors Propositions   ACHESON INSISTING NOTHING TO REPORTS

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Governor Will Study Changes

Senate Is Urged To Tax Groups Now Exempted   Tax Association Estimates Additional Revenue OF. $1,180.000 Would Come From New Sources

Labor Lists Gains, And Plans New Ones   Brazen Betrayal by-GOP and Southern Democrats Charaed

Labor Recites Its Accomplishments   Record Reviewed In Speeches Today By Nations’ Leaders

High Winds Sweep Wisconsin Region, Leveling Buildings   Communications Foulec  As Hurricane Leaves One Dead. 4 Hurt

Winds and Hai Rip Wisconsin  Hurricane Force Storm Leaves 1 Dead, 4 Hurt

ISSUE APPEAL FOR MT. VERNON __ AID IN TRAGEDY   First Request is for Funds to Feed Rescue Workers,

ISSUE APPEAL -FOR.MT. VERNON   First Request is -for, Funds to Feed Rescue. Workers. kx.

Ice, Snow  Crip Allies  Activity Dwindles   Activity Dwindles On Korean Front

UN Troops — Beat Off Four Red Attacks   Snow and Cold Slow Down Fighting  ts dhe 2

War Is Limited to Probing Attacks   Red Thrusts. Thrown Back in Bad Weather

Allies Beat Off Attacks  In Snowstorm   Communists Launch Probing Attacks in Only Action Reported on Krean Front.

Pittsburgh Reds Nabbed By FBI, Bail Is $100,000   Makes Total Bag Of 46 Arrested In Commy Roundup

NATIONAL NEWSPAPER WEEK OPENS MONDAY  Free Press Belongs to All, Not Just to The Publishers

411,200 Award fo Woman in Accident Suit   Reichardt and Junk Equally Negligent ir Crash, Jury Finds

Jury Awards $5,000 as Auto Accident Damages   Judgment for Daughter; No Recovery for Mrs. Wiechman

DiSalle Orders Rollback Despite Industry Protests   Stabilizer Asserts Directive Will Not Cause Meat Rationing

10Per Cent (ut Ordered By DiSalle   Meat Industry Protests Action Rv Price Controllet

Beef Prices Forced Down   Rollback Goes Through Despite Roars of Protest

Live Cattle Priees Cut  10 Per Cent      Loud Protests Hit DiSalle’s Order

DiSalle Forces Live Cattle Prices Down 10 Per Cent Effective Today   l'armers Sending Reduced  Supply of Cattle To Market

Beef Price Rollback Stirring Up Storm   Price Controller DiSalle Invokes First Step in Gov ernment Program to Lower Prices

DiSalle Hopes To Cut Retail Costs by Fall   Producers Raise Storm of Protest Over Action

CONTROLS FORCE BEEF COST DOWN   DiSalle Orders 10 Percent Lower Live Cattle Price: Industry Roars Protest

Cost Of Live. Cattle Shoved-Downward 10%   DiSalle Sticks  By HisGuns

Cattle Prices Are Forced Down 10 Per Cent  Rationing Not Necessary Yet, Says Price Chief

TO DIRECT RELIEI   Governor Arn Appoint: Five Man Disaster Committee in State

Natural Rubber Use Curtailed After March 1  Passenger Car Tires And Tubes Among lterns Restricted

Marshall Repeats 18-Age Draft Plea  Opposition Grows In Senate Group

Drafting Of 18-Year-Old Men Bucked   Marshall’s Plea Fails Ta Mave Coposina Senators

Senate Group Opposes Draft Of Youths, 18   Says Numbers Can Be Reached Without Them

18-Year Draft Fight Hardens   Opposition To Truman's Plan Crystallizing

18-YEAR-OLDS ON STRING  Marshail Fails to Budge — Firm Draft Oppesition

Debate Grows Hotter Despite Marshall Plea   Chairman Johnson Contends Draft Of Boys Is Unnecessary

Argument Over Draft. Of Boys 18  Grows Hotter   Considerable Opposition Rises In Preparedness Sub-Committee

Gen. Marshall Renews Fight For Lower Age   But Whole Idea Rejected  By Sen. Johnson As  Necessary

Pro-Red Union States Policy Of Infiltration   Purpose to Sabotage Western Rearmament   Denial Made in New York

Federation Plans To Place Agents In Labor Groups  French Member Of WETU Says West's Rearmament Must Be Given Sethack

Allies Smash Outer  Fringes of Commie  Winter Defense Lins Drive to Within   Drive to Within Mile of Kumsong, Red Supply Hub

Solomon Quits Demo Committee   Party Treasurer Follows Boyle’s Lead

Sidney Soloman Resigns As Democratic Party's National Treasurer. —

Sidney Salomon Resigns Post As Boyle Aid   Democratic Party Committee Treasurer Follows Chairman Out

SALOMON QUITS HIGH DEMO JOB   Party Treasurer, Boyle Friend to Teave With Him

Properly Taxes In County Triple In Past 10 Years   School Levy Increases To ' $5,196,944 From $1,421.849

Story Termed ‘Unbelievable’  Waif Found by Marines in ‘43 On Guadalcanal Comes to U. S.

Unbelievable, Says Father Gehring, — And Patsy Li's Story Is Certainly That

The Unbelievable Adventure Of a Girl Called Patsy Li   The Story of "Little White Plum Blossom" and Its Happy Ending

REMEMBER THIS HEARTWARMER?  Chinese Girl Found By Marines Now Enrolled At Williamsburg, Va. School

Priest Unwittingly Bestows Original Name on Wandering Wait, Brings About Return to Parents

‘Litle White Plum. Blossom  Priest Thinks God Guided His Actions

Gov. Fine Denies Income Tax Deac In His View   Governor Hopes FEPC Bill Will Be Revived; Legislature Recesses

Fine, Walker Differ on Death Of Income Tax   Senators Hunting For New Revenue To Replace Levy

Gov. Fine Declines To Concede Income Tax Proposal Dead   Statement Contrasts With Claim by Senate GOP Floor Leader Bill Is in Discard; House Republican Group Stands Pat on Position

FINE REFUSES TO ADMIT HIS PLAN IS DEAD   Party Leaders Claim Income Tax Bill Is Doomed

HARRIMAN REFUSES TO  RELAY “IRANIAN OJL FHIUITIRAATIIAA TOV RDITAIAL

Harriman Scores Iran Ultimatum   Refuses to Forward  Document to ‘Britain

Copper Strike Shuts Plants   Flow of, Strategic Metals Cut;. Truman Asked:to Intervene

Union Workers Ask Truman To Seize Mines, Mills  Walkout Paralyzes   Walkout Paralyzes Industry In Fourteen States This Morn

UNION LEADERS ASK PRESIDENT TO SEIZE MINES   Refusal To Accept Proposed Wage Increases And Pension Plan Sends 58.000 Off The Job.

Production of Copper Drops tc A Mere Trickle  Truman Asked to Step Into Strike

Nation Faces Copper Strike   President Truman Urged by — Union Leaders to Seize Industry

Production Of Copper Halted By a Walk-Out   Last Minute Talks Fail; Union Chiefs Call for U.S. Seizure

U. $. Copper Industry Grinds to Hall   Union Leaders Request Truman To Seize Business  Closed by Strike

U. §. Copper Industry Comes fo Hall  Union Acke Truman   Union Asks Truman To Take Over  Strategic Operations

Strike Called by Union Once Ousted by CIO   Federal Seizure Urged as Walkout Spreads Over Entire U. S.

WALKOUT HITS COPPER OUTPUT   Paralyzes Nation’s Supply As Union Asks U. 8S. - To Take Over

Copper Plants Halted By Strike Today   Workers Walk Off Jobs In Key Industry

Mill Strikes Hit Production of American Copper   Union Pulls 58,000 Workers Off Job When Mediators Disagree.

Copper Industry Closed by Strike   Kennecott Operations in Ely Area Halted in Nation-wide Walkout

Vital Metal Flow Cut to a Trickle   America’s Production of Needed Copper Halted by Strike   ASK TRUMAN TO HELF   Lead and Zinc, Also on Critical List, Cut Back by  Union Move

Intervention Sought in Copper Strike   Production Cut In Mines, Mills And Plants

Talks Fail fo Halt Strike in Nation's Copper Industry  Union Leaders Ask  ee ee ee eee

Strike Hits U. §. Copper Industry   _ Last Minute Parley Foils To Ston Waikout

Copper Union Strikes Over Wage Dispute   Workers Ask President to Run Industry; Little Effect Here

Walkouts Stop Copper Industry   ‘THREE BRASS PLANTS CLOSED RV STRIKE

Strike Cuts U. S. Copper  Production   Union Asks Truman te Take Over Plants a: Viedintion Fails

Urge U. 8. Seizure Of Industry   Output Of Strategic Material Affected By Walkout Of Independent Union

Union Calls On President For Action  ES ee ey eee. eee   Vital Operations Halt As Last-Minute Negotiations Fail

Copper Production Drops to Trickle  Doenctcinns te A-lL.,t   EE EE  President Is Asked To Step into Strike As Mediation Fails

Wants Copper Industry Run By Government  Strike Of 58,000 Oa. Peace Bitarte Fall

Truman Asked To Have Government Take Over Huge Copper Industry   Last-Minute Negotiation To Avert Strike Fails And 58,000 Union Members Out On Strike.

Major Arizona  Plants Closed .   More Than 3,000 Copper Workers In State Refuse To Report For Work

Strike Halts Mining of Copper   Truman Is Asked to Intervene as Negotiations Fail

Union Men Ask > Truman Seize  Copper Plant:   Last-Minute Negotiations _ To Avert Strike Of Non. Ferrous Labor Stalled

Union Asks Trumai To Seize Industry In Wage Dispute  68,000 Workers Quit as Strike ls Called Today

America’s Production of! Needed Copper Halted by Strike   ASK TRUMAN TO HELP   Lead and Zinc, Also on Critical List, Cut Back by  Union Move

Copper Industry Hit by Strike   Government Seizure Is Asked by Union

Strike Halts U. $. Copper Industry As Last-Minute Negotiations Fail fo Stop Nation- Wide Walkout  Officers of Union Ask President For Governmental Control

Korean Coast Blasted Anew By Sea Attack   Allied Forces Come To Grips with Reds 9 Miles From Seoul

American 1l0th Corps Moves Forward as Comrades in West Battle Reds 10 Miles From Seoul,   NAVY AND LAND-BASED PLANES ARE IN ACTION   Battleship Missouri and Other Vessels Bombard Rail and Highway City of Kosong,

New Korean Rail Town  Bombarded   ‘Mighty Mo’ Pours Shells In As UN Forces Meet Reds

Big Mo Opens New Assauli   Allied Ground Forces Meet Enemy Nine Miles South Of Seoul

KOSONG SHELLED BY NAVY'S GUNS IN NEW ATTACK   Allied Forces In Westert Korea Run Into Red Defenders   STERNER FIGHTING IS NEAR AT HAND

Allies Bump Main Enemy  Defense Line   New Sea Strike Follows Devastating Pattern : Of Kansone Raid

Allied Ships Shell Second  Korea Town   Allied Advance On Ground Meet: Stuff Opposition

Allies Battle F iercely Resisting Reds  Offensive Appears to Have Bumped  Into Enemy Lines

‘Mighty Mo’s’ Big Guns Strike Highway Center North Of 38th Parallel   Allied Ground Forges Come To Grips With Counterattacking Chinese Reds As ‘Limited Offensive’ Grinds Ahead

Allies Baitle Fiercely Resisting Reds  Offensive Appears  pee: Wc: Wi ee   Offensive Appears to Have Bumped Into Enemy Lines

Allies Broaden Korea Offensive   10th Corps Advances on Central Front

Counterattack Hits UN Force  In Seoul Area   Officers Say Offensive May Have  Bumped Into Main Enemy Defense

“Big Mo’ Leads In Withering Blow at Kosong   Ground Forces, Nine Miles From Seoul Come to Grip With Counierattacking Chinese Reds.

NEW SEA BLOY HITS HIGHWAY RAIL CENTER   Chinese Reds Hurled 4 Counterattacks At Allied Units

Officer Saved By Pocket Bible From Wound In Heart: Was Hit Ten Times

GIBSON CITY INJUNCTION ~ REQUESTED   Attorney General. Asks Court Writ to. Prevent City; From Dumping Sewage Into Creek.      POLLUTION OF © : CREEK CHARGED   City Claims State Sanitory Water Act Unconstitutional; Has Voted Down Sewer Bonds.

Dramatic . U.N .Clash Tn Prospect   Britain’s Jebb To Tangle With Ivan’s Mossadech

Beardsley Outlines Legislative — Program To lowa Legislature   Inaugural Talk Asks Labor Law, And Other Bills

Wea ry Yachtsman Describes Battle With  Sharks While Adrift In Life-Ring At Sea

ADRIFT AT SEA MAN KILLS SHARK   SHIP PICKS UP CALIFORNI AN WHO SPENT 30 HOURS IN LIFE-RING.

Yachtsman Who Suryived 30 Hours in Sea Killed Shark Which Nibbled at His Feet

Man Lost at Sea for 30 Hours Tells How He Killed Shark Which Nibbled at His Feet

Dakotas Are Hardest Hit By Torrents   Rivers Spill Over Banks In Iowa And Minnesota

FLOODS FORCE MANY TO FLEE MIDWEST AREA   Emergency Workers Act to Protect Dike Systems

Nation Pledges to Continue Freedom Fight In Armistice Services Honoring War-Dead

US, European Nations Honor Fallen Heroes Of Past Wars   Freedom Fight Pledges Made

Dead Of Past Wars Honored With Pledge That U. S, Will Continue Fight For Freedom

Senate Group To Cut Down On ‘Luxuries’   Glaring Instances Are Uncovered At Six Bases Probed

Waste Found At Air Bases   Senate Group On Preparadness Makes Report

Senate Told of ‘Trivial Waste’ At Air Bases   Six Fields Named in Report—Overstocking Food. Golf Courses. “Chair Corps” Listed

Committee Reports On Inspection at  Six Air Bases  Days of Luxury Over for Military   Days of Luxury Over for Military Forces, It Says

Senators Report Finding Much ‘Trivial Waste’ At Air Bases   Subcommittee Claims Glaring Instances Of Waste Uncovered And Declares “The Days Of Luxury Are Over,” :

REPORT TELLS Ur WASTE BY SUK AIR BASES   Finds “Trivial” Cases, Fear: Situation to Become More Serious.

Senate Raps ‘Waste’ At USAF Bases   ‘Days Of Luxury’ Over. Group Savs

- —AIR FORCECommittee Says Waste Is Found  Conducts Probe At 6 Air Bases

Trivial Waste By Air Force Is Deplored    Senate Probers Say It Leads To Larger Losses

Elaborate Dining, Hotel Quarters ..:.  Air Force Waste Lashed In Report

Probers Charge Shocking Waste At Six Air Bases   Senate Committee Hit: Luxury Jobs, High  Puntusne (nole

Senators See Much Trivial Waste At Air  Force Camps   Jangley Included Ine List Of Six Bases Accused

Probers Find Much Waste At Air Fields   Days of Luxury For Military Over  Declares Senators

Many ‘Trivial Waste’ Instances Cited At Six Air Bases: Other Reports Due

Days of Luxury Over, Declares Senate Report   Minor Cases Lead to Wide Extravagance, Is Warning

Many Instance: Are Listed by Senate Group   wuys Of Luxury Are Over, Body Says, in Condemning Practice

Waste Noted At Air Foree Bases in U.S.   Senators List Example: of Luxuries, High Training Costs

Solons Report Trivial Waste At Some Bases  a a  ee        Survey Shows Minor Extravagance, Cites Earge Scale Dancer .

Air Force Waste ls Deplored By Subcommittee   ‘Luxury’ Living At Six Air Bases Hit’ In Senate Reports

‘Trivial Waste’ Found at Bases   Senate Group Tells Of 6 Air Force Areas ‘Indulging in Luxury’

‘Trivial Waste Is Found At Six Air Force Bases   Minor Instances Lead To Big Ones, Senate Unit Says

‘Trivial Waste’ Found at Bases   Senate Subcommittee Finds 6 U. 5, Air Field: Overstocking Supplies

Air Foree Waste Cited By Senators   Group Condemns Big Food Stocks, Costly Furniture

Foreign War Vets Gather At Capital   DuBois Contingent Backing Wiegelman & Vice Comm. Among First At Convention. 

U. S. Protests Firing On U. S. Sightseeing Bus   To Meet With Russian Official

Committee In Study Of New State Budget   $506 Million Set In Revised Bill

U.N. Forces In Central Korea Hold Positions   Reinforced Reds Fail To Gain Ground In Latest Attacks

Sudan Rejects Egypt Decision  Rule Would Absorb ~ Sudan Under Farouk

Sudan Refuses io Join Eqypi   Assembly Insists Upon Independence: Backs British Plan

SEARCH PLANE SAYS SHIP ON MOUNTAINSIDE   Crash Happened 15 Miles Northwest of Sante Barbara.

Big Airliner Carrying 22 Lost In West   Plane Believed To Have Fallen At Sea Or In Mountains

Air, Sea Search Now Under Way Near Cal. Coast   Transport Had (Gasaline For Three-Hour Flight When Last Contacted

Hunt Missing Plane With 22 Persons Aboard   Scour Southern Calif. ornia Hills; On Frisco to L.A. Flight

Missing Plane Has 22 Aboard: Search ls Wide   Ten OF 19 Passengers Are Servicemen; Fog Hampering

Search Crews Probe Ocean,  Rugeed Hills   Southwest Airways Douglas  DC-3 Last Heard At 8 P.M.

Airliner Is Missing On West Coast   Cratt With 22 Aboard Believed lost in Mountains Near Santa Barbora

Passenger Ship is Feared Down in Western Hills   Ground, Air and Sea Searches Underway For Aircraft Which Disappeared Shortly After Clearing West Airport Last Night

Airliner Fearec Lost in Hills Of California   11 Planes Join Search for Plane Near Santa Barbara

Plane With 22 Aboard May Be Lost   Southwest Airways Craft Disappears With 19 Pasengers  And Thraa Crawman

AIRWAYS DC-3 1S MISSING WITH 22   Believed Down in Hills Of South California

Plane With 22 Aboard Is Feared Lost in Mountains  Resident of Santa Barbara Reports Hearing Crash

99 ABOARD   Has Not Been Heard Fron Since Shortly After 8 P.M. Friday

An Airliner Is Missing  _ Plane Carrying 22   Plane Carrying 22 Persons Feared Lost In Santa Rarhara Aro:

22 Aboard Missing Plane In California   Feared Lost in Mountains or Sea Near Santa Barbara

Airliner With 22 Aboard Lost On West Coast   Search Operations Hampered by Fog Over Shoreline

DC-3 OVERDUE ON FLIGHT TO L.A.   Fear Ship May Have Fallen Into Ocean In Fog   Comb Southern California Mountains: Passengers Include 10 Servicemen

Craft Sighted ‘As Search Is Pushed   Two Report Seeing Missing Airliner Near Santa Barbara

Planes Scan Coast of California   DC-3 Feared Down in Ocean Or Mountains

Plane Carrying 22 Perscns Missing   Disappears Near Santa Barbara, Calif.

FOR SUMMER CAME   K. U. Natural History Museum Field Party to South Dakota

ER CAMP   K. U. Natural History Mu. seum Field Party to South Dakota

Three Die In Rochester’s Gas Explosion  Fifteen Homes Are Wrecked And 16

Houses ‘Blow Up Like F irecrackers'  ‘At Rochester, N. Y.; Three Killed

GAS BLASTS RIP SUBURB   Three Dead; 15 Homes  Leveled, Others Damaged

Gas Explosions Leave Trio dead, Homes Torn Up   Suburban District Hit By Succession Of Gas Explosions

—HUNT CAUSEExplosions Claim 3 In N. Y. Town  Houses Blow Up Like Firecrackers

Natural Gas Blasts Wreek  Fiiteen Homes   Two Children Killed By Explosions in Rochester Suburb

‘Houses Blew Up Like a String of Firecrackers’ When Gas Explosion Rocked New York Suburh

\Gas Mains Explode i in Rochester, N.Y. "Like a String of Giant Firecrackers’

Houses Blow Up ‘Like String Of Firecrackers’   Regulator Blamed; 2 Children, Elderly Woman Are Victims

Homes Explode Like Firecrackers  Three Killed in Gas Blasts at Rochester

Three Dead, 15 Homes Levelled By ‘Natural Gas Blasts In Rochester   Houses Blow Up “Like A Giant String Of Firecrackers” In Suburban Area  Of Camera City.

Rochester Blast Leaves 3 Dead   15 Homes Flattened By Giant Explosions In Suburban Communit

IN BLASTS’ WAKE   Three Dead, Huge Property Damage in Rochester Gas Explosions

New York Disaster  Houses F lattened, Three Dead In Gas Explosions

 Admiral Fechteler Claims:  Control of Sea Would Permit Invasion

Mississippi Dikes Expected To Hold   Engineer Says Downriver Levees Need Strengthening

WATERFRONT UNDER WATER AT ST. LOUIS   Believe Levees Will Hold; Patrol East St. Louis Dikes.

Hearing Date For Reds Set  Question of Forced Reaistration Issue

Sternest Justice Promised Pair Who Kidnapped, Raped Bride Of 10 Days

Young Duo Held In Kidnap-Rape (f Navy Bride   Girl Snatched From Bed At Gun-Point

Gsm =faamas Bbeit . .  Kidnapers of Young Bride Face Death Penalty in South

NAVY BRIDE, 20, ALDNAPED, RAPED: 2 GUNFESS CRIME   Wife of Ensign Forced at Gunpoint to Leave Bed and Accompany Abductors on Terror-Filled Ride.   ATTEMPT TO KILL HER FOLLOWS ATTACKS   Victim's Life Saved by Fact Rifle Jams—Girl Finally Thrown From Car in Torn Nightgown.

Young Navy Bride Kidnaped, Raped  Two Men Arrested Confess To Crime

Two Are Jailed For Abduction Of Navy Bride   Girl Is Snatched From Her Bed In Honeymoon Home

Demos Defeat Welfare Bill Fourth Time   State Lawmakers Watch Action on Jenner Amendment

MaeArthur © Asserts U.N. To Hold Line   “No One Is Going To Drive Us Into The Sea.’ Reporters Told

Gen. MacArthur ies To Korea For Conference  Declares During Visit “No One !s Going To Drive Us Into The Sea

Ford Co. Gives 10 Scholarships  Three Winners From lron Mountain Area

South Thaws As Midwest Buttons Up   New Cold Snap T: Hit Central States

—RIVAL STORES RUN LOW IN ‘AMMUNITION’ —  ”  Truce Seen Near in Price War

TE EEA TT NY TT ST APT OYD LD I ALINE 2  SIU to Apply For Air Force ROTC Proaram

19 Air Force Officers Die In Funeral Crash   Plane Strikes West Virginia Ridge; Men En Route To Fellow Flier’s Rites

(-47 Crashes on Way fo Rite for Air. Victim   Two of 21 Critically Hurt as Air Force Transport Hits Hill  ™—

MASSILLON’S LARGEST and most complete food freeze: department.  MASSILLON BHARDWARE.—Ad.

Stoneham Boy Mentioned in Connection With Story About Floating Camp Site

Airmen Plucked From Ice Floe  Plane Rescues Six Off Alaska Coast

Save SixFrom Camp on Ice   Air Force Men Snatched From tee Floe Aa Huge teabere Grinds Near Thes:

Record Toll Taken Over  Labor Da y   Nation Uas Weekend Orgy Of Aecidents

Staggering Holiday Death Toll   “Crazy Fools” Get Blame for Record ~ ~ Highway Tragedie:

More. Than. 650 Perish ‘tr _ Accidents; Traffic Fatelisae Cae Daxcnut

Deaths at Record High Over Holiday Weekend   AT LEAST 12 DIE IN STATE

' Fatalities On Highways Hit -AlLTime High   447 Killed in Traffic Accidents; 28 On Ohio Roads

456 Die, Toll of All Accidents More Than 650   Estimates Short; Millions of Autos Jammed U.S. Highways

U.S. Labor Day Weekend Toll More Than600   Violent Deaths Set All-Time High For American Holiday

Holiday Deaths Reach 637 Mark   Accident Fatalities Hit All Time High For Weekend.

Ps -fl “\.... Li... Accident Totl Over Holiday  Weekend Sets Record At 637

—447 TRAFFIC — 650 Killed On Holiday Weekend   ALE-TIME HIGH FOR LABOR DAY

447 Claimed By Traffic In Holiday Jam   97 Persons Drown; ‘High Price For Fun, Safety Group Says

More Than 600 Persons Die. Se EAR ON ECESONS TALE ig 2 2  Holiday Weekend Deaths Hit Record

600 Meet Violent Deaths in Mishaps   Labor Day Fatalities Hit All-Time High As 447 Die From Traffic

Labor Day Fatalities _ Hit All-Time High As 447 Die From Traffic

Auto Fatalities © Hit All-Time High Over Week-End   14 Floridians Among 456 Killed on Highway; 97 Drownings Listed —

Trattie Dead Reach 447, U.S. Reeord   Other Accidents Take Heavy Toll; 37 Lost on Boat

Eisenhower Satisfied With Progress   Western Europeans Build Up Armies  For Defense

—IKE HEADS FOR HOLLAND— ‘Reasonably Satisfied’ With France, Belgium

Europe Survey Satisfies’ Ike   Reasonably Pleased Aft Defense Cutlooke

Trip Is Made By Eisenhower To The Hague   General Reasonably Well Satisfied With Survey Of Defense Projects In France And Selaium

[KE ‘REASONABLY WELL SATISFIED’ BY SURVEY, SO FAR   GENERAL VISITS BELGIAN PREMIER, FOREIGN MINISTER

‘tke’ Confinues Tour In Belgium  General Reasonably Satisfied tn Survey

Wants U.S. To Pay $120 000 To Free 4 American Fliers   Hungarian Court Assesses Fines After Secret Court Held for Violating Border

Utahn Flays Senate Elite   Watkins Raps Policy of Keeping Secrets From Some

Beardsley Asks Boost In Budge   Reiterates His Warning Against Any New or Increased Taxes.

PRICE CHIEF DENIES RATION PLAN IN WORKS   Farm Prices Drop;  Wholesale Costs Still High

DiSalle Asserts Nation Is Free From Rationing  Boe Thos: [a Bhowdes   Says There Is Plenty Of Everything in the Foreseeable Future

Allies Continue Western Gains  Reds Strike Back On Central Front

Hills Seized By UN Units  Above Suwon   American And French Troops Under Attack In Chipyong Sector

Main Red Defenses  Pierced   Allies Strike Wot Counter- Attacks By Communists ;Americans Take 14 Hills

‘Allies Pierce Main Chinese Line in West   Reds Counterattack On Central Front; “GI's Seize Key Hills

44 Important Hills Captured In Day's Drive   Rhee Expresses — Hope of Early Return to Capital

‘Banzai Attacks Fail To Halt Allied Advance   U.N. Forces Ram Into Main Line Of Red Defense

Allied Drive Crunches Forward Despite Some Red Counterattacking   Chinese Seen Retreating In Droves But Central Front Ablaze; U. S. Pilots Report Red Withdrawals Across Han.

Red Defense Vorce Grows While Allies Push Onward  Three-Way Accanle .   Three-Way Assault Rakes U. S.-French Units At Junction

Space Trip May Show Man There’s No Place Like Earth   By JACK GEIGER

N.Y. Paper Backing Ike For President   Herald ‘Tritnine Will Work Por Eisenhower On Republican Ticket

N. Y. Herald Tribune Baeks Kisenhower   Will Work for General’: ‘Nomination and Elec tion on GOP Ticket

New York Herald Tribune Gives ‘Big Push’ for Ike  Editorial, ‘The Time and The Man,’ Seeks To Set in Motion Snowballing Movement

GOING AHEAD ON PLAN TO CLOSE VA OFFICES   Limharg Says He Has Not Been Informed Of Any Change In Original Order

Groundbreaking For New School at St. Marys Recalls the Early Pioneer Days

Young GOR May Split Over Ike   Schoeppel’s Endorsement Of Taft Fires Interest At State Convention

Early Approval For Big Defense Bill Expected:   Congress To Vote Final Action On Measure

Senate and House Group Approves Bill For Defense   Reduces Air Power Share To $1 Billion; $57.2 Billion Okayed

Quick Approval Forecast For Defense Funds Bill: Main Differences Settled

Conferees Cut $4 Billion From Air Force Funds   Huge Military Bill Nearly Ready For President’s Siaqnature

HUGE DEFENSE FUND APPROVED   Senate - House Conferees Lop $4 Billion From Extra Air Power Funds

—MOST DISPUTES SETTLED— Congress Ready To Okay $57 B illion For Defense

FOR U. S. DEFENSE   Conference Committee Approves a Total of $57,200,000,000

$57 Billion Defense Fund Bill Drafted   Conferees Send Measure Back for Final Approval

Extra Funds ror Air Force Are Whittled   Senate-House Group Agrees on Majority Of Matters Pending In Bill’s Destiny

Def ense > Funds      SenateHéiise Group: Cults Four Billions From ‘Huge Measure

Fund for Air Power Sliced   Conferees Whittle Extra Sum From 5 to 4 Billion Dollars

Only One Major Disagreement To Be Solved   Senate-Approved $5 Billion For Extra Air Power Cut To $1 Billion

Senate-House Group Okays Defense Bill   $5 Billion Air Force Request Lopped Off $57 Billion Bill

Approval Nears For Defense Bill   Senate-House Body lrons Out Most of Disputed Points

Defense Fund Bill Cut Down  By Conferees   Senate-Approved Grant O' Five Billion Dollars Fo Extra Air Power Cut 1 One Billien

Conf erees Cut 4. Billion From Defense Bill   Difference on Reservists Only Block Left in $57.2 Billion Bill

CALLS TACTICS IN CAMPAIGN DESTRUCTIVE   Senate Group Asks Laws for Future Punishment in Such Cases.

Johnson Discloses Story of Decision  To Go Into Korea  Declares US Troops In Far East Not Ready ta Fight

FORMER DEFENSE SECRETARY TESTIFIES UNITED STATES ENTERED WAR ONMOTION OF ACHESON

Louis A. Johnson Says MacArthur oi Consulted’   Former Secretary OF Defense Says Troops Weren't Ready Then

Johnson Says White House Decision fo Enter Korean Conflict Followed Acheson's Suggestion

MacArthur Not Consulted On Intervention  Ex-Defense Secretary Says Decision Made On Achacen Matinn

Korea a Surprise: Johnson   Mac Not Consultec on U, S. Entry in War, He Asserts

Probe Told MacArthur Was Left Out   Johnson Gives First Intimate Story Of White House Meeting

ARMED ACTION WAS MOVED BY SEC, ACHESON   Former Defense Secretary Johnson Tells How Reds: Struck Surprise Blow

MacArthur Not Consulted, Former Defense Secretary Says. “Violent Discussion’ Over Formosa.

Johnson Testifies MW Arthur Gave No Warning Of Attack   Former Secretary Says U. S. Wasn’t Ready To Fight.

Mouthpiece Sees Marshall Switch   MacArthur’s Aide, Whitney, Says Defense Secretary Has Changed Viewpoint

MACARTHUR SAID PLEASED BY ADMINISTRATION'S CHANGE TO "REALISTIC POLICY” IN KOREA

Here’s What Union Wants   Don Polley Explains: His Union Is Merely Asking Fair Wage for the Crew

Here's What Union Wants    awiw we STP ZEEE OF  Don Polley Explains: His Union Is Merely Asking Fair Wage for the Crew

Conservatives Plot Campaign In Britain  Winston Churchill To Make Final

Conservatives Plot Campaian In Britain  Winston Churchill To Make Final  Ridle Elartian

REDS USE DELAYING ACTIONS   Fight-and-Run Tactics Employed  By Communists in Holding Off ‘Allies’ 100,000-Man Offense Main Objective of Drive Is Hoengsong

Allies Close in On Hoengsong: Reds Withdraw   Pyongchang Falls Without Fight as Met Of Six Nations Drive Relentlessly On

Its Still The Law, So We Continue  To Over - Produce Potatoes, Dump ’Km

A Woman Never Wants Advice From Any Man on Just How She Should Treat Her Husband

HINT COMPROMISE PROPOSED BY REDS ON TROOP ISSUE      Prepared Siatements Read by Both Sides at Brief Session   AWAIT TRANSLATION   Peace or War May Be at  Stake When UN, Reds Reconvene Meetina

DISPUTES MARK TEXTILE STRIKE   Lines Hold Without Sign Of Further Break -— Unfair Labor Practices Are Charcad.

Strike Situation Is At Standstill   Management, Union Stand Pat On Their Offers And Demand:

Solon Says Middle Income Married Group Will Not Suffer Under New Tax Measure

Middle Incomé Tax Boost May Be Toned Down   Senate Committee in Session to Ease House Ficures

Senators Revise Tax Hike Impact  Aid Middle Income Group in Changes

MIDDLE INCOME MARRIED COUPLES TO GET TAX BREAK   Senate Formula . Helping Higher Bracket Groups More Than Lower Revised

Confer On Formula Fot New Tax Bill   e Designed To Ease The Blow On Middle Income Married Groups  Meeting Is Closed

Solons Cast New Look At Tax Formuls   Discover ‘Hump’ In Levy Proposed for Mid. dle Income Brackets

Will Ease Blow On Tax Increase  Senate Bill Won’t Boost House Plan

NEW TAX PLAN EASES BLOW T0 MIDDLE GROUP   Senate Bill Won't Cost Taxpayer More Than House Mensure

Welfare Shakeup Not Felt Locally   ‘Factionalism’ Charged in Some Counties

Ohio Speeds Shake-Up Of Aid For Aged  Lamneck Says That Every Section Will Face Investigation

President of France Offers  Paris as Site   Assembly Prepares t Hear World Shaking Pearce Pronnsale

Delegates Agog Over Global Peace Plan On  Arms Reduction Base   President Auriol Surprises General Assembly By Urging Big 4 To Meet For Peace

DELEGATES SET AGOG BY U.S. PEACE PLANS   Paris Session of World Organization Urged to Work for Better Understanding.

French Leader Urges Big Four Parley in Paris   Auriol Formally Opens United Nation General Assembly

AURIOL URGES BIG 4 MEETING   Appeals For Peace Parley As Sixth U.N. Assembly Opens.

French Call For Meeting Of Big Four   Auriol’s Proposal Launches Sixth UN Assembly With Bang

French President Urges Meeting of Truman, Stalin, Churchill, Pleven in Paris

Sixth Annual UN Session Opens Today   French President’s Call Comes In First Talk Of New Assembly

Auriol Suggests ‘Human Contact’ Of World Leaders   U.S. Peace Plan Stuns Delegates

French Leader Urges Early Sig Four Meet   U.S. Global Peace Proposal Keeping Paris Parley Tense

Vincent Auriol Makes Surprise Move In Paris UN Meeting  Sixth General Assembly Begins What May Be Its  Most Critical Session

Typhoon Drives Troopship on Reef With Nearly 400 American Soldiers Aboard

400 Rescued As Typhoon Strands Ship   Soldiers, Crew Saved as Storm Grounds Craft

TROOPSHIP HITS REEF   Vessel Caught in Jap Typhoon 400 Men Evacuated

Troopship {s Reefed Under Typhoon Blow   400 UN Soldiers Said To Have Been Removed From Vessel; Were On Way to Korea

Typhoon Wrecks U.S. Troopship  400 Gls Taken Off Vaecal an Karann Dank

400 Soldiers Rescued With Some Of Crew   Hurricane Nearing Cuba Reported To Be Highly Dangerous

Craft Rescues Troops Aboard Ship In Storm   ‘U.S, Transport, Tugs Take Men Off ‘After Tvphoon Near Japan

Gales Drive U.N. Troopship Dato Reef  4.00 Soldiers, Some Of Crew Rescued Off  i tT y eT . 2

Typhoon Throws Troopship On Reef Near Korea   400 UN Soldiers Aboard Vessel Reported Safe

Driven Onto Reef Near Japan Take 400 UN Soldiers Off Troopship Hit By Typhoon

 Two of ‘Em Drive; Crash Into Building U.S. Tour ‘Before A-Bomb Hits’ Ends in Jax for 3 Runaway Girls

Three Pittsburgh Runaway Girls Are Apprehended in Florida Tourist Court

Textile Battle ‘Wounds Three   Pitched Battle Is Fought With Rifles, Shotguns

_ Girls” peacing: in. Diaper Derby. .  Total of 446 Births Recorded in. Parish With Only: Two Weeks To Go

16 Births, Four Deaths Are Recorded With Health Unit of Parish in Last Half of May

Only 10 Births Recorded at Parish Health Unit During First Half of Current Month

28 Births Recorded in Parishefor Last ‘Half of September Boost Total to 357

18 Births Are Recorded in Parish During First Half of Auaust: Year's Total fs 221

Giris ordi Lead Uver Bovs...  18 Births Reported in Parish During First Half of April To Push Tofal of Year to 135 —

10 Birth Are Recorded in Parish During Last Two Wee's of April: Total Now Is 156

14 Births Recorded to Date in September foBoost Year's Total in Parish to 329

ALLIED AUTON IN KOREA 15 LIMITED   Red Troops 6 To 10 Miles _Of UN Lines

Little Action On Korean Battle Front Reported  Bad Weather Causes Lull In Important — In West  DADE Re F&F Mita 7k

Milo Draemel Only Appointee Not Confirmed  General Assemblv Finallv Passes Le   General Assembly Finally Passes Legis lation Fixing July 24 as Date for Penna. 1951 Election.

Towa May Lose Corr Crown fo Illinois —   Drops to Fourth Place In Midwest On Averaae Yield

Vinson Urges Dratl-UMT Bill Passage   Went: Training Lew to Give U. S. "Steel" Thet Russie Wil Respect

House Urged ToKeepU MT In Draft Bill  janes   Two-Week Debate Opened By Vinson   Russia Soon Will Be Able _ To Attack Our Cities, Georgian Warne

Two Weeks Set Aside For Debate      Georgian Asserts Training Necessary To lnsure Strenoih,

HOUSE U. M. T. OKAY IS ASKED   Chairman Vinson De clares It Necessary To Give Nation ‘Steel’   SEVERAL BIG ISSUES

Vinson Claims "UMT Required To Check Reds   House Leader Urges Draft Law To Include Training

Vinson Asks ‘Steel’ To  Warn Soviet  House Leader Seeks Combination Draft,  Training Measure

Vinson Pleads for UMT In Bill fo Extend Draft  faiwoll S ‘Cegal’   Give U. S. ‘Steel’ Russ Will Respect He Tells House

Vinson Defends UMT Provisions    House Armed Services Committee. Chairman Calls  Fer Combination: Dratis:Univerial Training Law:

Vinson Urges Combination Draft-UMT Law   Says Nation Must Be Ready for Any Type of Aggression

House Urged fo Adopt Combined Draff-UMT Bill   Vinson Says: Proposal » Would Give Us ‘Steel! Russia’ Would Respect

Draft-UMT  Law Urged   Vinson Tells House U.S. Needs “Steel” to Impress Russia

A Two Weeks Fight  House Opens Training Debate ‘As Vinson Protects UMT Law

Vinson Appeals For Combination Draff-UMT Law  Geargian Warns Reds Po a ee ee. a   Geargian Warns Red: Arming Fast; Pleads For Mititery Buildup

IINGON AY AUGalA WILL AESPEGT Ul. §   Opens 2-Week House Debat on Draft and Military Training Bill.

DECLARES REDS WOULD RESPECT “STEEL” OF UMT   Vinson Asks House to Com bine Compulsory Training With Draft.

Vote Asked To Provide 2-Edged Act   Vinson Pleads With House Not to Cut Long-Range UMT  Clauses  © oR, Bi 6s)?

Draft and UMT Passage Urged By Rep. Vinson   Chief of Armed Services Group Raps Soviet Union

Draft and UMT Setup Is Urged   Chairman Vinson of House Is Concerned

Vinson in Plea for UMT Law   Russia Will Listen to a Strong U. S., Chairman Says

VINSON PLEADS FOR LONG RANGE DEFENSE PLANS   UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING PROPOSAL iS KEY TO PROJECT

VINSON OPENS DRAFT DEBATE WITH UMT PLEA   Says It Will Give Nation Steel Which Russia Will Respect.

Vinson Calls On House To Enact  Full Draft Bill   Armed Service Committee Chairman Opens Debate.

Big Draft Debate Is On   Rep. Vinson Points  Out Need for UMT as _ Well as Draft to Give  : TTR? Micht ta Face Rede

Draft-Universal Training Law Is Urged on House   Give Uncle Sam Steel That Moscow Will Respect, Plea

Combined Draft-UMT Law Urged   Rep. Vinson Calis On House To Deliver Armed Forces Act With ‘Steel’

House Urged To Include UMT Dratt in Bill    Vinson Says Russia Understands Only Message of Force

House Urged To  Enact Military  Training Bill Action Needed To  Provide Men For . -Dafanea Naade

House Is Urged To Pass ‘Steel’ Draft Measure   Vinson Asks Act For UMT that Soviet Union Will Respect

UMT Would Deter USSR, House Told   Russia Would Respect Compulsory Service, Vinson Claims

Vinson Pleads for Draft Passage by House, Asks UMT Provision Be Kept

Act Proposed To Give U. S. ‘Strong Arm’   Committee Head Claims Knockout Would Jeopardize And Ruin Country

House Opens Debate On Draft-UMT   Give Nation “Steel” Russia Will Respect, Rep. Vinson Pleads

House Launches Debate on UMT: Long Fight Seen   Three Issues Loom As Big Points Of Difference

House Approves  W ater red- Down  Draft, 372 to 44.  Joint Conference to Adi just Differences With Senate

House Passes Draft Revision Bill; Measure Heads for Joint Parley

House Votes ileen Draft   Standby UMT Program, 26-Month Duty Main Features of Watered Bill

House Lowers Draft to 183, Puts Off UMT   Watered-Down Bill Passes 372-44: Sets Service at 26 Months

Woman Tells Of Spying  In Red Ranks   Reveals Communist Campus Cells at Two Universities.

F BI Spy Discloses Reds ‘Were Active on Campuse:   Fired by Pearson

State Lashed By Lightning, Strong Winds   One. Dead, Four Hurt: Damage Over Million: Farms, Wires Suffes

Madison, North Counties Swept By Heavy Blasts  Buildings Razed, Power Lines Cut Over Wide Area

Yugoslavs Call On U.S. for Arm:   Formal Request Given to Acheson

Outnumbered U.N. Jets Hit Two MIGs   Near-Zero Temperatures Grip Ground Front: Little Action

U.N., RED AIRMEN FIGHT 5 BATTLES   2 MiGs Hit, Outnumbered U. S. Planes Return Safely

Five Air Battles Swirl in Skies of North Korea   Ground Front Is Cold and Wet But Sees Little Activity

Clearing Korean Skies Bring Swift Planes Out in Force After One-Day Layoff

Americans Clash With Sixty Migs   Air War Increases In Intensity As Weather Improves Qver North Korea

Air War Resumes With Jet Fights  Ground Front Quiet, Wet Weather Breaks

No Casualties Suffered by U. S. Airmen   Uncomfortable, Quiet Situation Holds Along Ground Fronts

U. N., Red Jets Tangle in Five Furious Battles   lowa Flier Is Credited With Damaging One of 2 Enemy Planes .

3 JET BATTLES FOUGHT IN DAY ~ OVER” KORE/   Little Action on Ground; Drenched Troops Welcome. Clearing Skies.

Jets Tangle in   Ground Front Quiet but Uncomfortable; Red Thrusts Halted

UN, Red Jets Battle Ar Two MIG:  No Allied Aircraft Leste Ground Front Cold. Ouiet

Jets Still Fight Battles in Korea   Ground Front Quiet But Uncomfortable Due to Rain, Cold

Sabres Damage Two Enemy Planes as Clearing Skies Bring Resumption of Fight

Jets Fight 5 Battles Over Korea Today   Outnumbered U. S. Planes Unscathed. Two Enemy Craft Damaged

Belfer Weather Brings Resumption of Aerial War   Outnumbered American Jets Continue Mastery Over Russian-Made MIGs

Clearing Skies Bring Planes Out After Rest   Outnumbered Sabres Damage Two MIGs, Emerge Unscathed .

Set Up Special Flood Organization   Eight Government Departments Organize To Give Relief tn  The Kansas Citv Area

Pearson Says RCA ‘Grabbed’ Army Patents   Columnist Renews His Charge Relating to Radar at Ethics Probe

One Million  A uta. Warkare.  Due Pay Hike  Raise Must Meet WSB’s Approval

War Ruins In Some Cities Are Toppled   Quakes Centered South of Cologne Just Before Dawn

Shakes German Rhineland In Area South of Cologne   Report Five Nations Feel Temblor for Abanrt 260 Milec in Fach Direction

.R. Underwood Is Almost istanily Killed in Clarion ». Accident During Morning

Collazo Calm As Testimony Is Started  Ghawe No Kmatian   Shows No Emotion When White House Of ficer Identifies Him.

Reds Hit Allies In 12 Attacks On Korea Front   UN Forces Turn Back Eleven Assaults In Bitter Resistance

Mint Official, ‘Under Fire, Gives Up Post   ‘Private Interests’ Led To His Resignation,  Qyonerinrs Sav

Barkley Hits AtLoan Report   Denies Knowing Secretary Aided In RFC Action

Veep Denies Any Knowledge Of Her Action  Charles E. Shaver Says She Aided in

Barkley in Dark On RFC Charges   Says He Didn’t Know Secretary Intervened

Barkley Denies Knowing Secretary Intervened in RFC Loan Application

DION'T ANOW SECRETARY IN LOANS CLIQUE   Denial Follows Revelatior of Mrs. Flo Bratton’s {nfluence Aid.

Cotton Mill Operators In New England Assert Pay Demands Shocking

David McKay C hosen Head Of Mormons   Council Names Stephen Richards as First  Counselor

Truce Talks in Recess; To Start Acain Wednesday   Communists Want’ Time to Consider Proposals Which Have ftnllad Parlayv

Chinese Take Lead To Half Truce Meetinas   Change Came When Troop Withdrawal Demand Relected.

Chinese {eam Steps fo Fore, Calls for Delay   U.N. Agrees, Claim Puzzled By Request

‘Chinese Reds Take Leading Role After Allies Refuse To Discuss Troop Issue         DISFATCH CANCELLATION REQUEST IS EXPLAINED

Cease-Fire Parleys At Kaesong Recessed Until July 25 At Red Reauest

Red China's Delegates Take Ton Role in Armistice Talks To Obtain Recess Until July 25  Chinese Move When Allies Firmly Refuse to Talk on Troops Issue

Chinese Obtain Recess in Truce Talks fo July 25  Peiping Delegates Take Over Parley From Korean Reds

Talks at Kaesong Halted For Study Of Troops Issue   Chinese Take Over Leading Role for Reds

Delay Truce Talk; Chinese Taking Lead   Order Four-Day Recess; Troop Withdrawal Still The Major Issue

Korean Talks Recess Until Wednesday   Withdrawal of Troops Wanted by the Reds

Call Recess Until July 29   Foreign Troops In Korea Blamed  ‘or Communist Postponement

Red Chinese Take Over   Allies Stand Firm on Troops Forces Issue

Red China Calling Signals Korean Cease-Fire Talks Recessed Until July 25

CHINESE REDS START CALLING SIGNALS ‘ON KOREAN :PEACE: AGENDA-SESSION RECESCEN-

IN FATAL AIR CRASH   Miss Natalie Pierson, K. U. Stu dent, Killed, Two Iniured

Navy to Get Draftees  All Services ta Share   All Services to Share In Policy Creating Qnread of Material

Forest Fires Rake Northwest  Portland, Ore., Suburb Partialiv Evacunted

Northwest Plaque! With Forest Fires   Winds and High Tempera tures Spur Timber Blazes

15.000 Acres  Forest Burn   Towns of Bonny Slope. Newhalem in Oregon Are Threatened

Fur Coats Paraded Betore Tax Probers As Caudle Explains   Lawyer Testifies Mink Were For Families Of Prosecutors

faudle Says He Still Owes $900 on $2400 Mink Coat His Wife Bought Wholesale Last Year Through Tax Attornev.

Caudle's Coats Feature Hearing  Sundry Gifts Go As ‘Business Expense’

Five Fur Coats Grab Spotlight At Tax Inquiry  Caudle Testifies $900   Caudle Testifies $900 Owing On Wife’s Mink

Five Fur Coats Warm Up Quiz Of Tax Official   Caudle Still Owes $900, Wife Doesn’t Like Her Mink Now   Pielures an Page i7

Claims He Still Owes $900 On Mink: Names Of Royall. McClellan Linked To Probe

Five Fur Coats In Probe Drama   Caudle Not Alone In Mink Business

Two Went to Wives Of Sen. McClellan And Ex-Secretary Of Army Royall

Worst Flood Tn 100 Years Hits Kansas   Topeka Under Water; 1 Dead, 50,000 Left Honicless

Chief Raps Post Offices   Blames Big Deficit On Gross: Management

Allied Forces Driven Out Of Four Positions  Communist Troops   Communist Troops Make Strong Attacks On Korea Fronts

Wife In ‘Fair’ Condition; Two Others Injured   Mr., Mrs. Larry Jung Bruised, Shaken; All In LeMars Hospital

CHINESE FLEE UNDER HAIL OF ALLIED SHELLS   Surprise Attack Gives 8th Army. SpringBoard te Flank Communists.

OKO HABEAS GORPUS WAIT TO EVADE CHAIR   Slated to Die With Others, May Appeal Again   TOU. S. SUPREME COURT

ASKS PENNA. SUPREME COURT FOR WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS TO STAY EXECUTION OF DAVID DARCY; PLEA IS “UNUSUAL”   Margiotti Petitions Appellate Court to Assume Original Jurisdiction, and To Have Darcy Released From Rockview Penitentiary Death House

Fafe of Two Newsmen Rest With Judge   Jurist Says Ruling May Not Be Handed Down for Month; Trial Is Bitter

Judge To Rule On Defamation By Newsmen  Decisio y Be Long Time e Coming

Ike Extends Hand Of Friendship To Germans, Urges Them To Join Former Enemy In W arding Off Communism

EN, EISENHOWER INVITES GERMANS T0 JOIN ALLIES   Hand of Friendship Extended to Former Enemy on Commander's Visit to Frankfurt.   MILITARY POLICE FORM HEAVY GUARD   Security Precautions Strictest Seen in American Occupation Zone Since End of War.

‘Ike’ Extends Olive Branch   Invites West Reich To Help: Fight Reds

IKE. WANTS TO BE FRIENDS — - Eisenhower Extends Kind Words to German People

Conqueror Asks Friendship of @rman Nation   “Eisenhower Talk In Frankfurt Wormest of Tour

Eisenhower Invites West German Help In Resisting Russian Communist: Drive

Ike Extends Friendship To Former Foes   Bears No Enmity . Towards Germans Declares General

Eisenhower Offers Hand  To Germany   American Greets Former Enemies   ‘Let Bygones Be Bygones, Commander Of Atlantic Alliance Savs

Ike Welcomes Germany Into Western Fold   Ex-foe Is Invited To Join Allies In Halting Reds

Kisenhower Extends Hand  Of Friendship   Speech Is Relayed West Germans From Frankfurt

Elsenhower Extends Friendship Offer To West Germany   Says Bygones Are Sygones, Holds No Enmity Against German People

Support West,  ‘Germans Asked   ‘By gones Are Bygones, oe. Ricenhower

ASKS GERMANS T0 JOIN WES]   ‘Bygones Are Bygones,  Bear No Enmity Against Germany,’ Says Ike

Politicians Are Getting Anxious—  Are Income Taxes Getting Too High?

Vogeler Wins His Freedom   Hungary Releases Accuséd U.S. Spy; Concessions Made

Turnpike Change OKd Test Looms   Stormy Debate Precedes Vote On New Section

Ragan To File Suit Attacking New Pike Bill   This District’s Pepple In Vitriolic Attack On Director Kauver

U.S. AIR FORCE OUTLINES PLANS   Gives Procedure Of Re servists In Return To Active Duty

Trains Delayed Near Here By Derailment   Montana, National Weathe:

Lubbock Attorney Honored By Jaycees Bass Named City’s ‘Man Of The Year

x ro tal Lubbock Attorney Honored By Jaycees  Bass Named City’s ‘Man Of The Year

Deny Truman Acheson ‘Rift’   Patterson Nomination Is Basis for Rumor

TB Testing Of Cattle Begins Here This Week   Test Ordered By State To Comply With Federal Regulations

AIRLINE STRIKE CALLED ILLEGAL   World’s Largest Airline Tries To Maintain Flight Schedule

Pope Excommunicates All Those Invalved in Arrest. Trial-of Abn. Groesz

Little Joe Lang Sues For $15,000   Cincinnati Figures Charges False Imprisonment

Next Week Is Boy Scout Week in America; Special Programs Here   THEME UPON LIBERTY

TO OBSERVE SCOUT WEEK IN DISTRICT   Next Week Is Boy Scout Week in America; Special Programs Here   THEME UPON LIBERT}

Want Taxes On Fuel Oil, Natural Gas   Five State House Members Seek To Improve Coal’s Competitive Position

Split Noted  Over Troops   Bi-Party Difference May Alter Program

George Leads Revolt Against Truman Forces   Joins Taft In Demanc Congress Decide On International Army

EX-AAMY SERGEANT 10 BE SENTENCED TODA   Gave A-Bomb Sketches To Russian Spy Ring   2 OTHERS GET CHAIR

HE HELPED RED SPY RING Ex-Army Sergeant Due “To Receive Sentence

Dulles Holds A Mid-Air Talk With General   Lands in Tokyo After a Radio Conference on Japanese Peace Treaty

REDS CEASE CRASE-FIRE DISCUSSIONS   Communists Claim About Bombing Thought Phony

Teacher Pay Bill Faces Uncertain Senate Future  House-Passed Measure May Be Held Up By Tax Situation

THREE KILLED WHEN HOUSE IS HIT BY PLANE   ‘Crippled Bomber, Abandoned By Crew, Falls on Cottage.

Plane Crashes af Washington, Charleston Take Lives of 22   Air Force Plane Hits W. Virginia Mountain Top: Abandowed Bomber Smashes Suburban Cottage Not Fer From Capitol

British Halt Rubber Flow To Red China   Labor Government Takes Actien After Churchill Denounces Appeasement Attitude.

Little Sentiment in lowa for Toll Roads   Traffic Not Heavy Enough for Roads Like Pa. Turnpike

Toll Highways Not Solution to lowa Problems   Called Economically Unsound; No Sentiment For System

UN DEMANDS DEFENSIVE LINE Proposed Buffer Zones Rejected By Both Sides

No Hint Of Next Move In Deadlock   Both Sides Adamant Ou Buffer Zone

Allies and Reds: Stubbomly Hold to Own Demands   Defensible Line Over. Korea Must Be Held, Savas U. N. Spokesman

UN, Reds Reject Plans Offered For Buffer Zone   Allies Must Hold Defensible Line

Buffer Zone Plans Rejected By Both Sides   Peiping Radio Says Demand For Defensibile Line Is Repudiated:

Buffer Zone Issue Stull In Deadlock   Each Side Rejects Other’s Proposals At Truce Parley

U. N. and Communist Spokesmen at Kaesong Reject Armistice Zones Proposed  by Each Other.   SEVENTH SUCESSIVE SESSION HAS FAILED

NEGOTIATORS ON SEVENTH DAY OF TALKS   Deadlock Remains Firm on Where to Draw the Armistice Line  in the Korean War. aus   TRUCE TEAMS TRY AGAIN TOMORROW   No Indication Today : of What Next Move Wilf Be in Face of Flat Re: jections.  os te

U.N., Chinese Still Locked In Argument   Another Meeting Scheduled to Seek Compromise

Both Sides Say “No” To Other’s Butier Pronosal   No Indication Of Compromise Given: U. S. Insists On Holding **Defensible” Line Across Korea

Joy Says Allies Must Hold Line To Avoid Trap   Communists Repudiate Line Proposed By American Admiral

Nam Insists On Parallel 38 Boundary   Peiping Radio Says General Rebuffs Allies

Both Cease-Fire Teams Reject Buffer Zones   Adm. Joy Remains Firm On UN’‘s Position on Tough Issue

Joy Refuses To Consider  Reds’ Offer   Talks To Continue Despite Stalemate On Cease-Fire Line

Insist They Hold Defensible. Line  UN ‘hy   fear Of Postible Armistice Yiolation [By Other Side Expressed By Adm. Joy

Sat on irm  To Demands For Buffers   Joy Tells Opponents Allies Need Defense Line Against Attack

Teams Reject Each Other’s  Truce Lines  Joy Cites Chance Of Attack, Demand

Allied and Red Negotiators Are ‘Still Widely Split on Where To ‘Set Up the Armistice Lines

Buffer Zone Proposals Renounced   No indication Is Made as To Next Move By  Negotiators

Butter Zone Issue Bl ocks Envoys Again:  \o Break Seen   Delegates Will Try Again Tomorrow to  End Deadlock

More Readers In Zanesville Than Any Other Newspaper     Phone 2.4361]   Buffer Zone Deadlocks Truce Talks  Both Sides Reject  Other's Plon for

Allies; Reds Reject Plans For Buffer  Next Move Puzzle;   Next Move Puzzle; Reds Awaiting Word From Hicher Level

BUFFER ZONE PROPOSALS REJECTED   Joy Declares  Defensible Line Must Be Set Up  RED TRUCE TEAM   Appears To Be Stalling While Awaiting Word From Authorities

— STALEMATE—~  N, o Clue Given to Next Move   NEW, MEETING IS SCHEDULED

Peace “Talkers”  Still Deadlocked   Negotiators on Both Sides Repudiate Each Other's Buffer Zones

1-Day Deadlock On Buffer Zone Is Holding Firm   Fighting Continues On Korea Battlefield; Allies Make Gains

Both Sides Spurn Each Other’s Plan   Red Peiping Radio Says Nam Has Repudiated  lov’s Pronosal

No Indication Of What Next Move Will Be At Kaesong As Opposing Cease-Fire Teams Reject Armistice Line Across Korea Proposed By Each Other—Will Try Again Tomorrow Despite Unswerving Positions Announced At Both Washington And Pyongyang

NEXT MOVE IN KOREAN TALKS LEFT IN DOUBT   RED RADIO BLASTS U. N. PROPOSAL AS LACKING SINCERITY

Joy Tells Reds Allies Must Get Defensible Line   Communists Balk At Allied Proposal For Cease-Fire Line

Neither Reds Nor UN Agree On Proposals   Deadlock in Cease-Fire Efforts Continues;  UN Says 38th Line  Is Indefensible

Allies Must Have Defensible Line, Joy Tells Enemy   Korean General Nam II Spurns Line Suggested Deep Across the 38th

Defense Position  Sought By Allies   U.N. Would Not Violate Armistice, But Fear  Other Side.

Armistice Zones Of Each Side Are Rejected  Truce Talks Not Ended Despite Deadlock Ove:

ejected By Both Sides.      No HINT AT COMPROMISE GIVEN; NEXT move ': POR: NTHER SIDE NOT INDICATED: :

Proposals Are Rejected By Both Parties   Cease-Fire Line Is Still Blocking The Negotiations

Negotiators Flatly Reject Buffer Plans   Joy Stands Firm And Reds Insist On Parallel 38

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Half Dollars Strewn AroundN. Y. In Unique Money ‘Raising Drive

OKAY BILL TE PUT Aln WING AT SIOUX CITY   Proposed Shift Would Move Interceptor Unit from Omaha Base.

Power To Remove Sheriffs Voted  , House Bill Helps '  Governor’s Fight

Unions Oppose Manpower Curb Policy Switch  United Groaune   United Groups Want Control in Bureau of Labor

$1,866 Fine  For Overweight  Truck Levied Firm Charged With  Sending 51,100-Lh. Lond Over Bridoe

LONGER SERVICE OPPOSED  Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Gaming Added Backing

Kohler Is Staying Out Of Primary   Governor Declines To Be “Favorite Son” Candidate In Race This Next April

6,319 Combat Veteran: Due To Arrive Monday  oe Picelosean. Lecuwe

PRESENT RENT LAW IS BEING EXTENDED   Gevernment Also Orders Freeze On Farm Prices When They Keach Parity

Rent Control Bill Sent To   Farm Price Freeze At Parity Ordered Also Through OPS

Rent Control Bill Approved   U. S. Orders Freeze Or Most Farm Prices On Reachine Parity

Nation's Death Toll Over 4th To Reach 165   Four Ohio Children Drown; Maumee Plane Crash Kills Two

Senator Tat Again Attacks Truman Policy   Claims Power No President Has Ever Had In Time Of Peace

Administration Blasted By Taft For Claiming, Right To ‘Ship’ Troops

Taft Charges Truman Aims At Dictatorship   Demands Congress Fix Poliey on Ordering Tegans to EKaurope

Taft Charges Truman With Dictator Plans  Save Adminictratian   Says Administration Is Hiding Atlantic Pact Commitments

Taft Charges Truman Seeking Dictatorship  Urges Adoption Of Policy On Troops For Europe

Taft Accuses HST  Ot Dictator s Stand On Issue Of Troops   Ohioan Also Charges Administration Hiding From Congress And People Just How Many Troops US Will Furnish In Ratio To Others

Truman Seeks ‘Dictatorship   Taft Charges Administration Concealing Facts From People

\Ohioan Says Truman Wants Simple Dictatorshi  Taft Demands 9-1 Troop Ratio

BANK ROBBER SURRENDERS   Kalkaska Bandit Found Worn Out By State Troopers

New Round in Bitter Pearson, McCarthy Feud  Senator Asks Probe On Code Messages

Pearson Denies Secret Betrayal  Reports Pentagon Okayed Data Use

Pearson Target of a New Attack   McCarthy Asks for a Check on ‘News Leak

Sen. McCarthy Asks Probe of  Pearson ‘Cable’   Claims Leak of Secre! Messages to Columnist Was ‘High Treason’

18-YEAR-OLDS MAY BE CALLED BY MILITARY   Rejectees Scheduled To Be Assigned Other Work —

 Ohio Salesman Debates Accepting  British Fortune and Manor House

87th General Assembiy Begins Work with GOP in Control; Civilian Defense Set-up Is Studied.   NO NEW TAXES, SAYS HOUSE SPEAKER

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Mr. Spelvin Finds Americans Have  Booted “One”

Journal Won't Be Published On Labor Dav   Baby Champions Named at Fair

AT GOAL BY MARCH 17   —_ Leaders Set Sights on Date or Red Cross Fund Wind-I'5

Draft Test ‘Ponies Hit  Aptitude Test Helps Called Waste of Money

Strike Averted At Duluth Dock  Workers Accept Pay Raise Of 11 Cents

Pay Settled; Loraine Hotel  Strike Averted   4c and 5e Hourly Wags Increases Accepted by Lecal Union

Allied Advance Slowed by Reds   U. N. Troops Capture Strategic High Ground Near ..Kumhwa; Next Step in Truce Talks Left to Enemy

Allies Use Bayonets to Take Peak  Reds Reported Moving 100,000 ~ Troons to Front

High Ground Seized After 3 Assaults  Heaviest Action In   Heaviest Action In Days Flares Along West-Central Front

REDS GIVE UP STRATEGIC GROUND   Fight Northwest Of Kumwha  Lasts 10 Hours   Echoes Blast Of All-Out Artillery Barrage; Rain Slows Tanks

U.N. Bayonets Win Strategic Korea Area   One of Severest Battles Since Han Only Partly Won

Allies Use Bayonets To Gain Ground   Hand-To-Hand Warfare Before Hill Taken; Reds Drive Off Some Other IT. N. Attacks

Bayonet Battle Lasts tor 2 Hours In Kumhwa Area   Hong Kong Dispatch Claims Chinese Reds Sending 100,000 Militia Troops To Korean War

Strategic Ground Northwest of Kumhwa Taken After Two - Hour Hand-toHand Battle.  STILL NO SIGN OF  MOaryvepayr ALYrLLATOML

Allies Rout Reds With  Bayonets   Roughest Battle Since Han, Allied Officer Asserts

Hand-to-Hand Battles Are Encountered   West-Central Front Forces Subjected — To Heavy Artillery And Mortar: Fire

BAYONETS USED BY U.N. FORGE N TAKING PEAK   Close Combat. Lasts Two Hours—Alliec Officer Says Battle  — Was One OF. .Hard   est In West.

Strategic: Point Taken by Allies   High Ground Northwest o! Kumhwa Captured After Severe Battle   IN TEN-HOUR ACTION   Stiff Red Resistance Slow: U.N. Advance on Eas tern Front

Bayonets Used AsTroops Take ~ Strategic Ground  — Aptillary Barrane   Artillery Barrage Hits New High Mark

REDS ARE DRIVEN FROM STRATEGIC HEIGHT IN KORE!   Communists Break Before Allies Storming Hill In RBavenet Chaoree

a d Trouble Getting Out Nights  16 -Year-Old Murders ‘Uncle and Two Aunts

He Was Scolded: {6-Year-Old Admits Slaying Uncle, Aunts Over Getting Out To See Girl

Boy, 16, Kills 2 Aunts And Bedridden Uncle  ‘Had Trouble Getting Out to See His Girl Friend,’ Youth Tells State Police

Truman Endorses Ban on ‘Favors   Influential Government Workers Get Strict Orders on Gifts. Loans

LAWYER AIDS FIRED CADETS AT THE POINT   Seeks Honorable Dismissals For  90 in Scandal

Seek Honorable Release For 90  ‘Move Has Support By   Move Has Support By The Affected Ones

Lawyer Defends Cadets’ Rights   \Discharges~ Are Asked Two Gridders Left

Honorable Releases For Cadets Proposec   Military Academy Offi cials Reported In Favor O# Such A Move

ACADEMY CADETS ~ HAVE A DEFENDEE   ATTORNEY AND FORMER COLONEL PRESSES FOR HONORABLE DISCHARGES.

U.S. Welp Assured  Allies Ready To Renounce Right To Limit Italian Arms

Steak Knife Piant Burned; Loss Is Heavy   Crisfield Fire Damage More Than Half Million

Carlson Appeals To Morrell Firm   Senator Asks Packers to Reopen Flood-Damaged Plant in Topeka

Peiping Says Gen. Nam Il Protests UN ‘Violation’ Of Neutral Section

Reds Charge US With Violation Of Neutral Zone  Joy Has Talk -With Ridgway In Tokyo; Meeting Short One:

Settlement Of Copper Strike Seen Imminent      Kennecott, Union Find Agreement; Others May Follow

 Settlement of Strike at Kennecott Paves Way for Early End Of Nation-Wide Copper Shutdown

1 of 4 Major Copper Firms Settle Strike   Kennecott Settlement May Pave the Way to Early End of Strike

Kennec tt Agrees to  Pay Hike   Formula for Ending Copper Tieup Seen

Increase Ends Copper Strike At Kennecott  Negotiations Begun With Three Other Maior Producers

Kennecott Pact May Signal Copper Peace   Big Producer, Union Sign; Deadlock May Be Broken

Kennecott Pact May End Strike   Agreement Reached as President Calls for Federal Action

Settlement Of Walkout In Copper Industry Near   Agreement Is Reached After Truman Asks For Federal Action: Price Hike Sure To Follow

Upholds Perjury  Conviction   Accused Spy Has One Slim Chance Left

Reconsideration Plea Last Move Before Prison   Supreme Court Won't Interfere; Perjury Conviction Stands

Alger Hiss Conviction  is Upheld   Supreme Court Refuses To Review Conviction  Of Perjury by Official

Court Denies Hiss Review   Tribunal’s Decision Lets Conviction Stand

ALGER HISS PLEA DENIED   U. S. Supreme Court Will Not Review Perjury Conviction

Hiss Conviction Review Is Deniec  Supreme Court Acts In Perjury Count -

High Court Refuses Hiss Case Review   Has One More Legal _ Move Before . Starting To Serve 5-Year Term

Supreme Court Rejects Alger Hiss Appeal   Refuses to Review His Conviction on Charge of Periury

Supreme Court Rules Against Alaer Hiss   Perjury Conviction of Forme; State Department Official Is Upheld.

Refuses Review Of Perjury Case, Five-year Penalty  Defendant's Last Chance for Study Believed Slight

—FACES PRISONHiss’ Appeal Rejected By U.S. Court  Review Refused  Ru Supreme Court

Supreme Court Refuses Review of Hiss Case   Perjury Conviction Stands That He Lied About Stealing Data

Court Refuses tc Review Hiss Case   Conviction Stands; Five-year Sentence

Supreme Court Refuses Review Of Hiss Case   Action Lets His Five-Year Sentence Remain As It Is

Decision Upholds  FiveYear Sentence Of Former U. 8. Official   Roosevelt Adviser May Appeal Again   Tribunal Agrees To Decide On Bible Reading In Public Schoools

Of Hiss Stand Refuse Review Of _ Perjury Case; Hiss ‘Sfill Free On Bail; . Plans New Appeal

Court Denies Hiss Review   High Bench Refuses te Rule on Conviction for Perjury

Hiss Appeal Spurned by High Court   Conviction and Term of Five Years Stand as Review Refused.

ALGER HISS TO SERVE TERM ON PERJURY COUNT   THREE JUSTICES OF U. S$. SUPREME COURT DISQUALIFY SELVES

HISS APPEAL IS REJECTED    i  '5-Year Prison Term Stands After Supreme Court Ruling.

Court Turns Down Appeal   Refusal Lets Stand Conviction of Ex-State Department Official

COURT REFUSES HISS CASE REVIEW    Supreme Tribunal Action Leaves 5-Year Sentence

Supreme Court Refuses to Review Perjury Conviction of Alger Hiss

CONVICTION IN PERJURY CASE STANDS   Tribunal Declines to Review Conviction for Perjury in Denying He Gave Secrets to Russia   FACES 5-YEAR PRISON TERM.   Former State Department Official Stilt Free on $10,000 Bail; 3 Justices Disqualify Selves,

Alger Hiss Loses Appeal to U. S. Supreme Court   Justices Refuse to Review Conviction On Perjury Charges

Review Of Hiss Case Is Refused   Guilty Verdiet And Five-Year Sentence Stand; Only One More Move Remains Open

Supreme Court Denies Review Of Hiss Case  One Chance Left   One Chance Left Before Sentence Becomes Fffective

Cc hinese Army's Recent Strange Maneuvers Indicate Something May Have Gone Haywire

Something Has Gone Wrong With Chinese Plan to Drive UN Soldiers From Korea

Gromy ko Un der Heavy Police Guard After Report of White Russian Plot

FBI WAS TIPPED WHITE RUSSIANS IN DEATH PLOT   Russian Delegate Rushed to Parley At 80-Mile Speed ©

He OME:  ~ Edition.  memennnceannes SB mnnnnnnrnnnnne PRICE 7 CENTS   Big Water Tank Breaks: Witness Blames Fireball

Iwo Retired NY Police Inspectors Are Among Those Booked in Gamblina Probe

UN Smashes Red Counter-Attack   Central Korean Offense Drives More Than Two Miles; 40 Towns Bombed

UN Forces Ram 2; Miles Deeper Into Red Lines   North Korean Reds Flee Before Gl Bayonet Attack

Allied. Attack. Rams Close to Chanspyone °   US. Marines Strike North Toward Big.  . Base at Hongchon °

! —UN TROOPS RAM DEEPER— ‘Reds Flee in Terror  From Bayonet Charge

Doughboys Smash Red  Counterbid   Allies Ram Deeper inte Enemy Defenses in Central Korea.

UN Forces Drive  Two Miles More  Into Red Lines Red Counter-attack !5 Broken  bD.. fmt AL... _ iw th lm. lids dig

U.N. Bayonet Charge Rips Red Attack  Gains General  All Alone Front

Reds Flee In Terror Before  UN Bayonets   Allied Forces Sinash More Than ‘Iwo Miles Tnto Communist Line

7th Division Nearing Changpyong Road Jet; Marines Gain In West   Fixed Bayonets Puts Counter. Attacking North Koreans To Flight In Bad Disorder.

Ram Two and a Half Miles Deeper Into Commie Defenses   250 Communists’ Cut Down by Flashing Steel, Artillery and Small Arms Fire

Enemy Flees After Yanks Use Bayonets   Marines Continue Drive Northeast Of Hoengsong Area

Armed Camp Of Chinese Found Near Kaesong  Red Violation Of Kaesong Neutral Zone Is Charaed

Armed Chinese In Parley Area   Camp Is Less Than Mile From Talk Site

Chinese Violate Truce Zone; Troops Near Parley Scene   Adm. Joy Protests Presence Of Armed Soldiers in Camp Half Mile from Conference

Kohler Sworn in as Governor ina Simple Ceremony   Rotunda of Capitol Serves as Setting as 1,000 Persons Watch

Governor Kohler Is Inaugurated in Simple Rites   Careful, Efficient ‘and Economical Handling of Affairs Pledged -

Spain. Unchanged. ° cby Franco's Shakeup, British Officials-Say’

Leaders To Greet General  Military Bigwigs On Hand In Washington

Marshall Will Meef General  Bradley and High   Bradley and High Command to Join In Greetinas

jecrefary Marshall With Entire Military High Command Will greet MacArthur in Washington  Joint Chiefs of Staff Scheduled To Meet Plane When It Arrives

General Plans To Visit Chicago, DAR Convention   Military Notables ill Meet ‘Mac’

Brass Lo Be aaW cleoming Party for Mae   Gens. Marshall. Bradley. Collins to Meet Him In Capital

Top Brass Will Meet MacArthur ai Washington   Generals Bradley, Collins Vandenberg, Adm. Sherman Welcome Commander.

LAWRENCE ELKS WIN   Local Baseball Team in FirstHound Win at Midget Meet

Field Sentenced To Second Term  Faces Six Months For Data Refusal

NEW 6 MONTHS SENTENCE FOR LEFTIST FIELD   Frederick Field Refuses to Give Data in Probe on Communists.

Field Given Additional 6 Months Contempt Sentence for Refusal To Give Data in Probe of Reds

MONEY DOESN’T COUNT — Judge Increases Contempt  Sentence for Leftist Field

FIELD METED NEW SENTENCI   Gets Additional 6 Months For Refusal To Reyeal Reds

Wealthy Ange Of Reds Given  Jail Sentence  ATIinwnairp JU eftict   Millionaire Leftist Gets Six Months On Grand Jury Contempt

NEW SENTENCE GIVEN FIELD   Faces Prospect of Many Months In Jail For Contempt.

Fields Gets Another Half Year in Jail   Millionaire Ordered To Prison for His Refusal to Answer Queries on Reds

Field Facing New Sentence  Additional 6 Months Given for Contempt

FIELD RECEIVES MORE JAIL TIME   Additional Sentence Placed On Left Wing Communist Sympathizer — Now Has Nine Months.

Millionaire Leftist Slapped Ag Again: Another Six Months Tacked Onto Field Contempt Sentence

Field Handed Longer Term   Leftist May Spend Nine Months In Jail

New Jail Term For Millionaire   Six More Months Received By Field

UNC Must Take Negro Students   ‘U.S. Appellate Court Reverses Decision

COURT REMOVES GRADUATE LAW SCHOOL’S BARS   J. S. Justice Riles hat University Must Allow Negroes To Enroll In White  Institution.

University Law School Must Admit Colored Students, US Court Rules

Middle-Income Bracket mit  Income Tax Plans Snarled By Misleading Tables

Middle Income Tax Payers Hit Under New Plar   Higher Brackets Would Be Favored Look For New Plan

MEMBERS ARE SURPRISED MMA LALA ALLAN LL CN NC TN elise aia  »>Senate Tax Writers Take New Look At Proposed New Levy

ce eR COne Bracket EME  Income Tax Plans Snarled By Misleading Table:

CBS Color TV Programs to Start Legally in Month; 2 Hurdles Remain

TV Color Shows Start Legally Next Month   But It Will Be Much Longer Before It Reaches Majority of Sets in Homes

Move To Revise State Measure On Income Tax   (New Exemption Scale And Short Form Proposed By Special Commission

  COMMON WELFARE CITED ‘Reconciliation’ Treaty Gives Japan New Chance

Leads Police to Body Of Woman In River   Ex-Convict Says He Killed Because Woman Was Jealous and Wouldn‘t Leave Him Alone: Draas Body Out Himcalf

Leads Police to Woman's Body, Admits Slaying   Cape Girardeau Police Say Ex-Convict Signed Written Statement.

Leads to Bod v Of Woman  Ex-Conviect Tells Of Throwing it Into Backwater

Admits Murde Of Woman At Cape   Ex-Convict Leads Police to Body In River Backwater

West Deputies Seek Showdown   Talks in Paris May Be Ended if Gromyko Shows no Real Change

“GULLIVER” IS DEAD; HOODED SEAL CAUGHT HERE IS VICTIM OF SEPTICAEMIA: HEROIC EFFORT MADE AT PHILA. ‘200° TO SAVE HIM   Museum Anxiously  Awaits Seal’s Bod

Refuse To Consider Other Matters Until Demands Are Granted   Stalemate Develops When UN Refuse To Consent To Truce On Terms Offered By Commies.

Agreement Must Come Now OrNever On Reds’  Terms, Negotiators Say

Communists Demand immediate Armistice On Their Own Terms  Say Cease-Fire Must Come Now or Never,  Taiks Will Be Ended

Cease -FireAsked At Once By Reds With Own Terms.   Enemy Demands Rejected Again By UN Delegation; Release Of Yankee Prisoners Of War Amono Tecnac

Communists Demand ° Cease-Fire  Refuse To Conside:  other items until  Biahktinen Halee

CEASE-FIRE NOW OR NEVER, ENEMY SAYS  Allied Negotiators Refuse Until So ome Ar-

Child Safe After Being Kidnapped  Girl Found Alone In Store, Unharmed

Truman Stand  In 1943 Cited   Bridges Recalls Senator Acked Army ‘Secret!

Atomic Plan Of MeMahon Gets Backing   Defense Officials’ Backing Predicted   Better Than Good Chance Of Congress Approval, Observe Says

Drive for Atom Army-Navy-Air Force Gaining   Goal Is 6 Billion A Year Expansion Of Energy Project

Atemic Military Proposal Backed   Congressional Approval Predicted; New Production PlantsSiated

Revamp Spanish Government To Placate West  l) S$ Foreian Policy   U. S. Foreign Policy Altered; Franco May Restore Monarchy

Reds Fulfill Agreement for Neutrat Lone  Cifek, AAeatina   Fifth Meeting Will be Held at Kaesong Tonight

—SHORT TALK — Reds Keep Troops Out Of Kaesong   ATMOSPHERE IS MORE CORDIAL

UN’s Demands For Neutral Zone Observed   Only MP’s Seen On 20 Mile Road - By Corresnondenic«

 Communists Fulfill Agreemer  With Respect To Neutrality 0  Conference Site—No Arne  Personnel Observed   JOY OUTLINES HIS IDEAS OF PROGRAD

Reds AreGlum And Then Glad Joy Outlines Ideas  As Negotiations Resume

MUCH GREATER CORDIALITY IN EVIDENCE   hesumption of Negotitions Finds No Communist Armed Guards In Sight.

, fiators ort “Some ress” Made   rth Conference rief but Cordial; Armed Guards Seen   Build Battle Force To stimated 720,000 Men

Armistice Discussions at Kaesong Pursued in A mosphere of Cordiality; Reports Indicate The Some Progress s Being Accomplished.

Short Meeting Described Encouraging; UN Officials Report Reds Have Fulfilled All Ridgway’s Terms Making Kaesong Neutral

Allied, Red Teams Talk For Hour    Communists Fulfill Agreement of Neutrality Zone

Agreement For Truce Program To Be Arranged   Communists Respect Neutrality In Kaesong Area; Armistice Talks On’ Korean War To Resume Tomorrow.

MUCH GREATER CORDIALITY IN EVIDENCE   Resumption of Negotitions Finds No  Communist Armed Ocul as Chaise

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Peril Foreseen--Hearst Had Warned Of The Orient

HT Hits Congress On Control:   President Says Strong Law Needed To Combat Inflation

TEMPERATURE   Storm Takes 32 Lives In Michigan   No Relief Seen From Worst Snap In 20 Yeare

NO RELIEF IS IN SIGHT, SAYS WEATHERMAN   Temperature Drops To ! Above In Business District

Fo oreig) n 1 Policy Speech Slated By President   Truman May Make Effort To Beat Russia To Punch In ‘Peace’ Battle

Truman Plans Policy Speech On Wednesday   Kisenhower Denies Political Aspirations, Arrives for Talk«

Americans Tell About Red Attack   Off-Key Bugle Beat Marks Start of Furious Attack On U. S. Position; Line Refuses to Break

“Bugle Call Ridge’  20 Reds A Minute Bit Dus  ‘In Marines’ Heroic Stand

) Cats May Look at Kings?  Animals Barred from Streets Gotham Mayor Comes Home

Demands Removal Of Two Controls   NAM Asks All WagePrice Laws be Abolishec In Rap Against Admin.

Raps Truman as a Dictator   Others Give Views on Waae. Price Program

Union Head, NAM Affack Curbs Setup   Business Group Demands End to Entire Program

NAM Seeks Lifting Of Controls   Business Interests Chopping Away At Government Curbs

DEMAND VOICED TO REMOVE ALL PRIGE CONTROLS   Manufacturers Association Leader Asks It —- Union Official Urges Stricter Curbs On Prices.

New Holes Due In Wage Setup By WSB Order   Boosts For Packing, Anto Workers Slated To Puncture Ceiling

End of Controls On Wages, Prices Sought by NAM   Dictatorial Ambitions Charged Against Truman Soon after He Calls for Tighter Mobilization

NAM Urges U.S. To End All Controls  Tight Curbs Asked   Tight Curbs Asked By C1O Secretary   Auto Finance Companies Say Credit Restrictions ‘Unfair, Unsound’

Truman Seeking Dictatorial Pow er  Manufacturers Ask Removal of All Wage  Price Control Bills

N.A.M. Seeks End of Price  Control Law   Would Free Wages and Prices When Act Expires June 30

NAM  Control i  As CIO  Boosts M .          President Cautions ‘Special Interests’  Could Wreck Status

Manufacturers Call for Removal Of All Controls  CIO Official Asks Stricter Rulings On Prices

He Fell 6 Floors—And Lives      Demands Removal  Of All Controls

N. A. M., Packers and Finance Firms Demand End of Controls; CIO Insists They Be Tighter

NAM Demands All Wage-Price Curbs Be Terminated  ‘Accuses President Truman Of Seeking © Dictatorial Powers

Atom Scientist Refused Papers To Visit Moscow   Name Of Diplomat Kept Deep Secret

British Gov't. Criticizes MacArthur © For Making “Irresponsible Statements”   Minister of State Younger Takes “Official Coanizancre at Mniundingn (lene

British Laborites Increase Clamor Over Statements of Gen. MacArthur

Federal Reserve Board Seems Set To Kayo Requests To Relax Credit Restrictions On Autos

Automobile Sale Curbs to Remain   _ Reserve Board Ignores Congress Plea » To East Credit Restrictions ....

Board Appears Set to Refuse Credit Request   Quick Relaxation On Restrictions on Auto Sales Sought

Has Precious Gems  Hidden in His Body   Leiser Weitman Had $320,000 Worth of Diamonds in Three Packets ‘in Rectal Area’

Sangamon Courthouse Scene of Famed Lincoln Speech —  Oppose Parking Lot at Historic Site

Lawyer Protests Lincoln Lot  Address Site May Lodae 131 Sprinafield Autos

Rancher Rescued from 18-Foot Well After Being Trapped for 18 Hours

18-HOUR ORDEAL FOR RANCHER Dad Rescued From Cave-in After Son Holds Up Wail

Rescue Rancher  In Well   Trapped 18 Hours As Walls Collapsed, His Condition ‘Good’ When Brought Out

Rescue Rancher After 18 Hours in 15-Foo! Well   All-Night Operation Successful in NearTragedy at Pendleton, Ore

Son Is Hero In Rescue of  Dad at Well  Rancher Dug Out After 18 Hours in Hole

Safe After 18 Freezing Hours Trapped In Wel   Son Is Hero In Dramatic Rescue Of Rancher, 51.

GAS TAX HIKE WINS SUPPORT   Twin City Leaders Cal Conference; Urge Bill’s Passage —

Would Mean More Funds For Roads   Mayor Gideon Tells Siand On Proposal

More Texas Rivers Ran Dry Last Month And Others Threatened By Lone Star State’s Worst Drought

Appointnent Stirs Women  In Air Force   Wafs Resent Having Wave Reservist Named As Director

WAVE Heads WAF  ~ Now They'll Practice Going Down To Sea In Slips

NATION’S CORN CROP NIPPED BY FREEZE   Killing Frosts End Growing Season in South Dakota—Damage in Other States.

“TKE” SURVEYS NETHERLANDS. BELGIAN ARMS   Atlantic Pact Chief Will Move On To Denmark Today

INFORMATION SECRET Fisenhower Carries Survey On Arms to Belgium, Hollanc

Prisoners Go Without Food  No Work, No Eat,   No Work, No Eat, Declares Warden

‘Christians Celebrate Resurrection; ‘Beam Message to Curtain Countries

Christians World Over Are Preparing to Observe Easter in Sunrise Services, Other Rites

Christians Worship Risen Lord   Prayers for Peace Dominate Easter Services Over All The War-Torn World

Prayers for Peace Dominate Easter Services   Record Number of Pilgrims Turn Out In Holy Land

Await Joy of Easter   Christians of World To Celebrate Miracle Of Risen Christ with  Variety of Services

Buyers Fill Shops --Christians to Mark Easter With Services. Pilgrimages

Peace: Hopes Mark Easter   Record Numbers Kneel at Prayers: Message Beamed

EASTER MIRACLE STIRS FAITHFUL   Christians Througho World Prepare For Cele. bration In Remembrance Of Risen Christ.

MILLIONS HAIL MIRACLE OF THE RISEN CHRIS]   Prayers for Peace Dominate World Observance of 1951 Easter.

Christians To Observe Easter On Sunday   World Heralds Religious Event With Services

‘Christians All Over World Prepare to Celebrate ‘Easter Miracle of Christ's Resurrection Tomorrow

World Christians Prepare to Celebrate The Easter Miracle of the Risen Christ

Christian World Ready For Easte   Prayer For Peace Made By Millions

Christians The World Over Prepare To Celebrate Great Easter Miracle   Sunrise Services, Pontifical Masses And Pilgrimages Will Be Held With Prayers For  Deace Dominating Occasions.

Christ's Resurrection To Be Celebrated Sunday By Christians in All Parts of Old, New World

Christians Of Entire World Prepare To Celebrate Miracle Of Risen Christ

World Will Pray For Peace  On Solemn Easter Sunday   IN FRRE SALEM.

Peace Prayers Dominafe _  All Christian Faiths Rates Worldwide Easter Services

Christians Will Observe Easter  Sunrise Rites, and Masses Are Planned

Christians Of Anxious World Await Easter   Will Celebrate Christ's Victory; To Pray for Peace

SURRENDER DEMANDED AS REDS ON RUN   Whole World Celebrates Resurrection of Chris   World To Celebrate Resurrection Miracle

Christians World Over Plan Easter   To Celebrate Miracle Of the Risen Christ In Special Services; Pilgrims in Rome

Pilgrims Visit ity - arines, Poa E... “aace   Cardinal Tells People Behind Iron Curtain  TRactar VUpecaca

Christian World Ready for Easter   Prayers far Peace Dominate Services In Many Lands

Peace Prayers Dominate 1951 Easter Rites  Messages Go Behin "Th. lune ff ‘sevbain

‘Allies Move To Force Decision On Proposal   Call For Immediate Discussion On Plans For Exchanging Prisoners; Delegates Were Far Apart In Last Session

Deadlock Holds; Firm in Korean  Cease-Fire Talk   Showdown On Prisoners Postponed At Siinday Conference

Kaiser-Frazer Wins Lawsuit  Bank Firm Assessed $2,588,919 Damages

N.Y.C.’s Millions Will See Parade   Special Plans Are Made For Friday Fete

Communists Are Being Fought In Asia On. More Than Battlefield of Korea

Navy Guns Cover British Ships Clearing Suez  Egyptian Minister Warns Riots Hurting . Egypt’s Ouster Fight

MOST SECTORS REPORT QUIET AFTER RIOTING   Stern Warnings. ‘Issued Against New Outbursts

British Guns Cover Ships Clearing Canal   Suez, Cairo Areas Quiet After Violent Rioting

British Guns Cover Vessels Using Canal  Warships On Guard At Suez, Port Said; Tension Quickens

THRU SUEZ CANAL   Warships Cover Merchant Vessels Against Egyptian Orders

uez Defenses Bristle  : Egypt Warns Against Anti-Foreigon Rioting

Guns Of British Warships Cover Merchant Ships   Supplies are Moving Through Suez Canal Zone Against Orders of Egyptian Government; Stern Warnings Against Rioting are Sounded by Egypt

British Warships — Guard Suez Canal   Merchant Vessels Passing Through Under Navy Guns

Guns of British Warships Cove: Merchant Fleet in Defiance Of Egyptian Government's Orders  Tensions Grow as Vessels Are Cleared Through Suez Canal

Navy Guards Craft Going Thru Canal   Warships’ Guns Cover Movement OFf Vessels

Merchant Ships In Suez Guarded By British Guns   Report Tension Quickens; Port City, Cairo Quiet After Violent Onthurets

Naval Escort Covers Ships Through Suez   Lgyptians Refuse Canal Clearance— Rioting Subsides

TENSION IS QUICKENED British Warships Cover Ships Clearing Through Suez Canal

Battleship Guns Cover © British Ships  Merchant Craft Enter Suez Canal;  Defy Egypt’s Order

British Navy Guards Vessels In Suez Canal   Men-Of-War Watch Over Shipping Ina Vital Zone

Egypt Tells Rioters To Calm Down   Britain Modifies Traffic Rule To Permit 250 Oi Tegeba Th Pace

British Ships Clear Suez Against Egyptian Orders   Egypt Govt. Issues Stern Warnings Against New Outbreaks By Mobs; British Stand Fast

British Arm Suez With: Navy   Lift Ban en Traffic; Warships Eye Carnal, As Freighters Clear 

British Warships Guard Merchant Vessels In Canal   Suez And Cairo Aree Are Quiet Following Violent Outbursts

Britain Defies Egyptian Order   Navy Escorts Ships Through Suez Canal Without Clearances

Egypt Warns Rioters To Settle Down   Police Instructed To Fire Into Mobs If It's Necessary

Egyptian Areas Quiet Followine Mob Violence   Traffic Ban Lifted For Period Of 24 Hours

British © Arm Suez With Navy  ‘Lift Ban on Traffic; Warships Eve Canal

Egyptian Orders Fail To Halt British Ships  Pass Through Suez Canal Unde

Suez-Cairo Area Quiet After Riots   Big Guns Of British Warships Protect Merchant Vessels Clearing Canal

English Let Trucks Go Through Egyptians Quell 3 Rioting Against British Forces _

Guns of Briitsh Warships Cover Ships In Canal  Suez and Cairo Quiet After —  1/7: laws rcte

British Warships Clearing Cargoes Through the Suez  Egyptian Government “b.. A ag

Egypt Moves To Prevent New Rioting  . Police Fire On Mobs   - Police Fire On Mobs In Alexandria; Oil Trucks Let Through

Egypt Acts To Check Rioting   Government Warns Against Further AntiForeign Demonstrations

Egypt's Order lllegal, Navy Officials Say   British Warships Strengthen Defense Ar Canal Entrance

Britain Protects Vessels at Suez  Warships Standing By Cairo Area Is Quiet

BRITAIN DEFIES EGYPT ORDER   Warships Cover British Ships In Suez Canal

Britain Maintains Control Of Suez   Tear Gas Breaks Up Demonstration In Alexandria

Russia Linked to Black ~~  Market Peace Maneuvers   Voice of America Asserts Kremlin Tactics Caught Malik Off Base

Americans Launching Powerful New Drive   Three Divisions Encircle Strategic Valley Above Inie

3 U. S. Divisions Open New Push   Reds Backed Up 5 Miles by Allies

Bia : + ~ 8.0.8. Sent Out by Democrats for Support  : Battle Continues for Controls

Democrats Send Out S. O. S. for Control Support   Barrage of Telegrams Dispatched to Gain Rank and File Party Aid in Strug gle; Republicans Charae “Politics”.

Leaders Urge People Share Controls War   Democrats Call for Help In ‘Grass Roots’ Plea Throughout Nation

Democratic Support Of Curbs Asked   Republicans Cry ‘Politics’ And Threaten Action

AID IN BATTLE ON CONTROL   Challenge Is Accepted By Republicans Who Cry ‘Politics’

Debate Goes Into Second Day   in Honse With Voting on   Amendments Scheduled to Start Monday.  :

DEMS SEEKING AD IN BATT ON CONTROL!   Challenge Is Accepted By Republicans Who Cry ‘Politics’

Bishop Pardue Backs Crusade  Se... 2... «= © 64 7.4   Monessen, Scottdale Have Mass Meetings

Frederick Field Is Back in Jail  Has Company in the Case of ‘Bail Angels’

Wealthy Leftist Returned fo Jail   Field’s Bail Cancelled by U.S. Appeals Judge

Millionaire Leftist Back In Jail   F. V. Field Hit As Temporary Bail te Cancelled

"Bail Angels” Go Back Into Jail — on Court Order ©   Field and Two Other Pals of Reds Face Indefinite Stay

Field Faces  Prison Term   Bail Fund Trustees For Reds Being Held

Millionaire Leftist and Two Fellow Trustees of Fund Ordered to Jail

Millionaire Friend of Red Group Jailed   Frederick Vanderbilt Field Placed in Jail To Join Hammett and Alphaseus Hunton

Three Trustees Of Bail Fund Behind Bars   F. V. Field And Two Others Held By Government

Leftist Field  Back In Jail   Millionaire ‘Angel’ Of Red Causes Back In Jail For Indefinite Stay

BAIL CANCELED, LEFTIST FIELD AGAIN IN JAIL   » JOINS “BAIL ANGELS”, 11 SECOND-STRING COMMUNIST LEADERS

—BAIL ANGELS’ ARE HELD— Field, Hammett And 12 Others Return To Jail

Pink Millionaire Is Back In Jail  Convicted Reds Look  ef a ee oe ee

Wealthy Ange For Red Party Again In Ji ail  Ww... Palax Ter   Two Other Trustees For Bail Fund Held On Contempt Charge

Millionaire Leftist Field Is Sent Back To Jail For Indefinite Stay

REDS’ ANGEL IN JAIL AGAIN   Vanderbilt Field Back For An Expected Long Stay

RICH LEFTISTS BAIL CANCELLED   Field Is Back In Jail With Two Other Sympathizers And 11 Second - String Communists. °

Field, Other “Bail Angels” Jailed With Reds In Civil Rights Case

Bail Issue Sends Wealthy Leftist ‘Back to-Jail Cell   “Angels” for Fugitive Convicted Reds Are  Biehl. Comouany

Bail Issue. Puts Millionaire Back in Jail  Judge Reverses veer a Amenseel Ru aid

3 CONEDERATES ARE AT MEETING   Third Old Veteran Comes In By Plane To Join Other Two

Girls Fascinate Civil War Vets   Old Timers Gather For Last Reunion

AilingScottCo. Vet Joins Two Pals InNorfolk   105-Year-Old Bounces Back; Threatens To ‘Kiss Pretty Women’

Local Temperature      Only Three At Reunion .... Gay Confederates Trade Wisecracks

Polio Victim, Iron Lung Occupant, Will Become Eagle Scout Monday

Frustrated Fouls Find Coup A Pleasure When Fitted With Rose-Colored Specks

Spectacles Make Chickens Healthier, More Productive, Says New Jersey Mar

'Poulterer Finds Tinted Goggles. Good Thing In His Business; ‘Cannibalism’ Prevented

Well Dressed Chicken Will Now Wear Spectacles and Stick to Business

MAC GETS GREAT TOKYO SENDOFF   Over Half Million Jam Streets As General Leaves

Great Tribute. From Japanese:   Dramatic Scenes. Mark Departiire  RY PITACUTT. RPRIVNGTS

Japanese People Pay MacArthur Great Tribute  Over 500,000 Bow   Over 500,000 Bow To Conqueror

Japanese Pay Great Tribute To Former Ruler   Huge Throngs Jam Street: For Final Glimpse Of General; Hirohito Pays Farewell Visit

Japan Says Goodbye To MacArthur   Nearly Million Crowd Streets; Hear 19.Gun Salni.

Two Educators Support Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Heads of Princeton And MIT Back Plan; Senators Unconvinced

Another High Revenue Agen! on Ouster List   All Big Executive Offices of Bureau Beine Examined

Source Reveals Another High Tay Official to Resigr  Claudle's Ouster By Truman Brings Overall Toll +o 52

Chief Counsel Keeps Silent As Ax Hinted      W’Grath ‘Dalighted’ For Appearance, He Says

Congressional Source Says Another High Tax Official Will Resian Soon

Religious Services Slated  Faney Rations Ready For Service Men on ‘Korean Battlefronts

Trainload of Fancy Holiday Food Distributed to U. S. Soldiers  In Korea for Christmas Dinners

U.S. Soldiers To Get Hearty Holiday Dinners   “Turkey and Fancy Christmas Rations Go to Eighth Army

Religious Services, Too  Christmas Feast Planned F or Men of Eighth Army.

Ex-Premier of Australia Chifley Dies   Long-Time ‘Labor Party Leader Was 6&

Australia’s ‘Mr. Labor’ Dies  Ex-Premier Chifley Qetwmitmatin ga: fa nkx

Both Parties Join in Attacks On Agency  Administrative Fund Request Likelv To Be Flatly Refused

Movement To Kill RFE  Mushrooms   Members of Both Parties Join Cr y3 Gabrielson Hit

Democrats Join in Congress Attack On Agency, House May Compel Its Shutdown by Denial of Operating  Funds: G, 0, P, Chairman Assailed

Committee Issues Demand for Swift Abolition of RFC      Both Houses Have Several Bills Prepared Calling To Liquidate Agency

‘Influence-Peddling’Cry As House Unit: Demands Speedy Death for RFC -:

Agency Flayed For Peddling Of Influence   Refusal Of Funds For Administration May Spell Doom Of Bureau

Pressure Rises In Congress for RFC $ Abolition  a a   Both Parties Demand Swift Action as Bills Are Prepared

Obtained Fund For Financing Project Endorsed By Army And Navy; End Of RFC  Te Demanded

Demands Grow For Abolition Of RFC Agency   Demos, Republicans Join in Attack Upon ‘Influence-Peddling’

Houses To Liquidate Big Federal Lending Agency   Appropriations Committee Prepared To Deny Request For Administrative Funds In Fiscal Year Beginning July 1

AEDS FALLING BACK TOWARD BUILDUP ARE   Begin Evacuation of Kumwha and Chorwon by Thousands.

Other Allied Forces Prepare to Launch An All-Out Push on Chorwon and Kumwa, Two Of Triangle’s Anchors, Reds May Make Stand

UN Troops Drive Wedge Into Red  ‘Iron Triangle’   Spearhead Pointed at Heart of Buildup Area as Communists Move North Leaving Rear Guard Units to Fight Off Advance

Chandler Fails To Get 12 Votes   Indicates He Will Resign as Baseball Czar

County Farm — Bureau Meeting Slated June 29   Mrs. Russell Cushman To Show Slides On. Recent Trip To Europe

Flash Floods Add to State Water Damage   Increasing Property Loss By Spreading Overflow; More Rains Are Predicted; Missouri Waters Over 300.000 Acres

ee Ne ENE REO FECES  Bitter Report Is Made By Senators On Housing Near Some Army Camps

Gouged for “Hideous Hovels”  Bitter Report Is Made By Senators ‘(On Housing Near Some Army Camps

Tanker, Trawler. Collide, 15 Dead  Two Survive; Hope Fades For Missina

Oil Tanker Rams Sinks Trawler: 15 Feared Dead  Two Of Four Picked Up Die In Hosnital

Skilled Berlin Airlift Veteran Guides Flaming Plane fo Earth   ‘Plane Burst in Flames in Sky; Filled With Smoke, Then Began Plunge Toward Ground: Valiant Men Treat Each Other

TEXAN FINDS N.Y. WOMEN FRAGILE  Man Held for Breaking Girl's Arm in 5 Places

Atomic Tests Upped Nations Military Might   AEC Head Dean Guardedly Tells Newsmen of Wortk

Atomic Tests Very Useful’ AEC Announces  _ Data Was Gained : For New Weapons

Dean Says Atomic Tests Very Useful   AEC Chief Makes Public Comment On Nevada Work

DEAN REPORTS NEVADA TESTS VERY USEFUI   Praises Western Testing Grounds, Hints More “Shots” To Come.

Nevada A-Tests Called “Useful”   AEC Head Comments For First Time on Sis  Recent Bomb Blasts

Atomic Tests Of Big Value U.S. Military   AEC Chairman Says Experiments “Useful” In Development of Nation's Safety

Dean Says Tests Proved “Useful”   Indicates Atomic Experiments Are  Not Yet Concluded

Recent Nevada Atomic T ests Helpful, AEC Chairman T ells Consress Group

AEC Chairman Reports On Bomb Tests   Dean Says Nevada Experiments Prove Useful

A-Weapon Testing Not Displeasing’  Dean of AEC Says Recen Tests Very Useful

Denver Paper Says Secret Army Documents of Great Import  Were Lost Aboard Crashed Plane

CLAIM HIGHER TAX ON WHISKY MAY SPUR MOONSHINING ACTIVITIES IN U. S.

Oi! Operator is Shot To Death In Texas   Inquest Verdict Withheld Pending Questioning Of Wife

Kohler May Run for Senatorship   Would Be Opponent of McCarthy: Says It Is Too Soon ta Decide

ee ee ee  Where To Find It   Ike Supporters Deny He'll Run ONLY In Case NATO Is Periled   Kohler Says He’s Considering Campaign Against McCarthy

Held In Death  bere  ld ‘Worker Of Girl Evietid   Married “Man Admite: Choking Paramour In Auto With His Tie -

Forest Fires Rage In West   At Least Five Blazes Roar On Out Of Control

3,000 Men Battle Fires—  21,000 Acres of California Forests Going Up In Smoke

Farley Says President Roosevelt Was Dying ‘Man At Time Of Fourth Term Nomination

Knew FDR Dying When Nominated   Farley Reveals Fact : in Letter Praising * fwo-Term Limit

Knew F. D. R. Was Dying  Farley Pleased by Limitation to Two Term:

‘Trigger’ May Have Been Set Off in Pacific   Recent Blasts Aleo Made Tests on How to Preatee+ Wanee

Successful End Of Atomic Tests ls Announced  [ eG Dawswn-ale   Government Reveals Program Contributed To H-Bomb Research

AEC Reports Succes: Of Recent A-Bomb Tests at Eniwetok  Tests ‘Contributed’ To Experiments On Super Hydrogen Bomb

Atomic Tests At Eniwetok Successful   Hydrogen Bomb Research Aided During Project

AEC Reports on Explosions   Triggers for Superbomb Possible Subject of Successful Experiments

GOV'T SAYS HYDROGEN TESTS MADE   H-Bomb Explosive Believed Detonated In Eniwetok Experiment.

H-Bomb Tests Are  Revealed  U.S. Seys-It Has Completed Tests © ‘Contributing’ to

Ht BOMB TEST ~ HINTED; AEC KEEPS SECRET   Super Bomb Research Said Advanced At Eniwetok

New A-Tests_ ‘Contribute’ to H-Bomb Work   But Govt. Declines To Say if H-Bomb Actually Exploded~

Atomic Tests Aid H-Bomb Research   Tests Concluded at Eniwetok Are Successful

 Hundreds See Brilliant Flash  ‘Pilot Blown Free as B-45 Jet ‘Explodes in Midair, Killing 3

Armed Service Waste Charged By Democrat  Only Lip Service Paid eet  Lienthientiam Rannar   Only Lip Service Paid Unification, Bonner ‘Says After Survey

DEMOCRATS AND TAWES CONFER “ABOUT FINANCES   See Little Prospect Of Get"ting Money To Raise Teachers’ Pay   "PILL CURBING TRUCK WEIGHTS INTRODUCED

Secrest Asks Army Probe to Insure Thorough Physicals for Inductees

To Replace Veteran-Reservists  Dratt Of 18-Year-Olds Seen Vital To Rotation

Higher Political Spending OK’d Assembly Approves Campaigning Bill

Expenditure Bill Okayed By Assembly   Candidates Could Spend More For Campaigns Under Bill Approved By State House

Lightning Kills Five Campers  Church Members in ‘ Mountains in Idaho

Lightning Bolt Kills Five Girls On Idaho Peak   Nine Other Hikers Hurt. Huddled Beneath Tree Near Scenic Teton Camp

AF Nails *Em Yanks Adopt Sharp Practice To Stop Foe’s Night Trucks

Operation Tack Is A Pretty Sharp Idea   Purpose Is To Halt Red Trucks During The Night

Lets Air Out of ‘em ‘Operation Tack’ Sharp Idea To Puncture Reds

Resourceful U.S. Airmen Use Nails To Halt Red Truck Convoys in Korea

Operation Tack  Fliers Drop Nails On Roads To Stop Convoy:   “WHEN THEY

Sharp Tack-tics...  Planes Drop Millions of Nails To Flatten Red Truck Tires

Operation Tack iried In Korea   Nails Puncture Reds Tires At Night

SPEAKING OF FLAT TIRES... a Ie  ‘Operation Tack’ Clever Method Of Stalling Enemy Night Convoys

‘Operation Tack’ Proves Effective Against Nisht-Moving Red Convoys

Cold Numbs Nation East Of Rockies   Death Toll at 104: No Immediate Relief in Sicht

Cold Holds Most of Nation In Icy Grip; No Relief Near   At Least 102 Deaths Blamed of Blizzard As Temperatures Tumble to Record Lows

Frigid Wave Grips Nation With 102 Dead   Little Prospect Of Speedy Relief

Three Cities Report Temperatures Of 26 Degree Below Zero; Little Prospect Cf Reef Within 24 Hours

BR RAPS LES Ne  Special Jurors Can Summon Dewey in Spa Gambling Probe

Polish Seamen Tell Of Russian War Activity; Declare Their Countrymen Being Exploited

Escaped Polish Seamen  Say Reds Arm Poland   Soviets Put Country's Industry se .. we  ees ae  .. ee oe . oo

TRAFFIC TOLL OVER HOLIDAY ib QUITE LOW  LR Da o Tia Tn   Only 68 Persons Die In Highway Crashes In Total of 108 Accidental Deaths.

Nafion Solemn In Observance Of Memorial Da   Traffic Toll Is Lowest in Recent Years at 60

Only 108 Deaths Are Recorded   Mindful Of Sacrifices For Freedom In Korea Americans Honor Deac  And Pray For Peace.

TO VISIT LEGISLATURE   tl tl wr aaa ew eee Se YY eT ae  Six Members of Japanese Diet to  Study State Set-Up

Trial Proceeds While Defendant Hangs On Ledge   Teetering Fug itive Watched by Jury; Crowd Jeers

Nation Honors  4 War Heroes   Bradley Presents Medal: Of Honor to Parents

Property Values in County Increase by Half Million During 1950, Figures Show

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS KILLED 3,080 IN JUNE    Safety Council Reports 16   Deaths on Highways in First ; Six Months af 195t.

UN Accepts West's Plan  For Disarming  ‘Russian Bid for Immediate Ban on A-Weanons Reiecter

WEST WINNER ON ARMS PLAN   Throw Out Soviet Bid to Ban A-Bomb At United Nations

Throw Out Russian Bid ” Ban bom  i Ce ee ee i ee   New Commission Wil Try to End Costly World Arms Race

UN OKs Western Armament Plan,  Shuns Red Bid   Russian Démand For Immediate — Ban On A-Bomb Is Tossed Out; § Vishinsky Says He'll Go Along °

REBUFF TO USSR   U.N. Votes Solidly to Adopt Western Disarmament Plan

UN Today Okays Western Proposa For Disarmament      Throws Out Russian Bid For Immediate Atomic Weapons Ba:

BID FOR ATON WEAPON BAN REJECTED      Communist Proposal Voted Down, 42 To 6

U.N. Blocks Russian Bid To Ban Atom  New Commission To   New Commission To Be Set Up Under Approved Program

RUSSIAN BID FOR A-BCMB BAN JUNKED   Will Try Teo End World  Arms Race

Western Arms Plan Anproved By 44-5 Vote   Overwhelming Majority Given To Plan Sponsored By U.S. °

U.N. Adopts. . West’s Plan  On Disarming   Russians Lose Bid. For Immediate Ban On Atomic Weapons

Disarmament Body I: Provided in Setup; Members Are on  Security Unit

UN Adopts Ween  Plan  Overwhelming Vote On Disarmament Overrides Soviets

West's Plan Is. Winner   UN Also Throws Qut  Soviet Proposal for Immediate Banning of Atomic Weapons

U.N. Okays West's Arms Plan; Rejects Russ Atom Ban Bid   Commission Will Use Western Plan In Arms Study

Reds Rebuffed On Bid To Ban Atomic Bomb   West Disarmament . Plan’ ‘Adopted In UN After Letigthy Debate

UN Votes West Plan  on Arms   Spurn Russian Proposal for Ban on Atom Weapons

UN Approves Disarmament Plan of West   New Commission Will Be Set Up Under Proposal!

UN Approves Disarmament  Plan Of West   Russia Is Defeated On Ban Of Atom   Decision Is Taken By Political Committee After Longest Debate Yet

Acheson Held Opposed to M’Arthur Ban   Administration Mum on Fullbright Statement Durirg Hearing

Dean Acheson Against Firing Of MacArthur   Fulbright Claims He Opposed Move In . High Level Talks

Administration Mum on Statement Acheson Opposed General’s Ouster

Collazo Lawyers Try To Conceal Defense Strategy  Case Seated; Outline Of Prasecution Sintod

CollazoAtforneys Rian to Conceal Defense Strategy   Jurors Are Selected In Trial’s First Day; No Statement Made

Collazo Lawyers Conceal Strategy   Will Keep Plans By Which They Hope To  Save Him Secret

Justice Hughes Resigns Post   Supreme Court Justice ta. Resume Practice

Hoyt To Open Defense Today   Ex-Confluence Chief On Trial For Murder

Tobin Enters Controls Fight  U. S. Inflation Perils -Free World, He Says

Bitter Controls Fight Continues   Administration Wages Rear Guard Action Againsi  Eauece Coalition of Republicans and Dixtecrats

Truman Forces Battle To Avoid =  Control Collapse  Hope To Stave Off Final Defeat from House Coalition

Economic Control Battle Finds Administration Fighting Rampaging Coalition in House

Tobin Visions Cost Hikes As ‘World Threat’   Says European Junket Emphasizes Inflation Danger: Must Be Ende

Continue Battle In Congress Over Controls Program   Rear Guard Action To Keep Controls Rv Administration

Price Curbs Fight Head:  For Climax   Coalition Appears Able To Beat Most Of Economic Plans

“ministration (0 Halt Luuwrols Defeat   Leaders Work Behind Scene As Congress  Recesses Till Monday

Rear Guard Tactics Used For Controls   Administration Fighting Against Rampaging House Coalition of GOP

Truman Bloe Faces Defeat On Controls   House Coalition Doin. ates Voting; Recess  Till Monday

Controls Battle Rages Unabated   Congress Recess Brings No Respite

Tobin Warns World Fears U. S. Inflation   House Expected To Vote On Extending Producetion Act Thursday

Administration  Spurs Bid To  Save Controls Sawyer Fires Latest  Warning On Danger  rv... Ff)...

NATION'S WAR ON INFLATION NEARS CLIMAX   G.O.P.-Dixie Coalition Still Is Fighting Necessary Controls.

Administration Fights Coalition  On Curbs Issue   Secretary Of Commerce Sees Great Harm Done VE Controls Abolished

Fight Over Controls in Full aoe  Waite Hou e Hits   White House Hits Coalition Despite Weekend Recess

US Inflation Endangering  Free World   Labor Secretary Tobin Sounds Warning on Return From Europe

Economic Controls Battle Continues; Administration Seeks To Stave Off Defeat

Dem Leaders Battling For Controls Bill   Sec. Sawyer In Radio Appeal; Both Sides In Cry of ‘Politics’

Controls Struggle Continues   Administration Fights Tough Battle With South’s Democrat Bloc And GOP

Controls Scrap ls Undiminished   Opposition Raised By Ohio Groups

Tobin Warns Of Inflation  As Menacing Free People   Secretary ‘Of Labor Says Controls Need Is Vital At Present

ADMINISTRATION TAKES TO AIR IN CONTROLS FIGHT   EXPECT HOUSE BILL » WILL BE COMPLETED BY NEXT THURSDAY

New Showdown Scrap In Sight Over Controls   House To Vote On Extension Of Defense Production

Fight Uphill For Retention Of Controls   FOP-Southern Democra Coalition Threatens Entire Program

Controls Fight Continues in Washington  Administration Using Rear Guard Tactics

TRUMAN WAGING REAR-GUARD WAR TO SAVE CONTROLS   House’s Extension Bill Bigger Blow To Presiden! Than Senate Measure

Demos Keep Fight Going On Controls.   ‘Farm State Men Have Big Guns on Future Rollbacks

Administration Using Rear Guard Tactics To Stave Off Defeats On Controls Measure

truman Iries To Avoid Defeat... . Economic Control Battle Continues

Sawyer Warns Of Inflation Harm Without Controls  Administration Pushe: Efforts to Defeat

Administration Fights House Coalition To Continue Nation’s Economic Controls

TRUMAN FORCE SEEKS TO GET CONTROLS SET   Administration In Hard Battle With Enemies Of Curbs

Administration Continues Fight  Over Controls  Sawyer Warns Of “Great Harm’ Of More Inflation

HOUSE VOTE ON CURBS NEAR Secretary Of Labo: Warns Against Unbridled Inflation

Administration Continues Fight To Save Curbs   A Rear Guard Action Against GOP-Dixie House Coalition

Administration Fights Hard on Controls Bill  GOP and Southerners Have Won Votes So Fa inct Price Rill  AnInAC

Sawyer Warns Against Letup In Control Plan   Says Inflation Is Real Danger Unless Controls Are Kept

U.S. Inflation Seen As Danger To.Free World   Labor Secretary Enters Into Fight Over Govt.. Controls

‘Communist Negotiator ‘Not Satisfied’ With Allies’ Preliminary Explanation

Tito Seeking U.S. Arms To Nip ‘A Korea’  Announcement Hint Yugoslavia Fears

TOP MILITARY - MBN WITNESS — MANBUVERS   Secretary of Army  And Chief-of-Staff  See Games In North  Carolina.

PRES, TRUMAN SPEECH WILL WARN RUSSIA   Opening Of Peace Treaty Set Tonight

President Will Warn Russia In Blunt Terms  Democracies Will Resist Any Effort To Disrupt Parley By ROBERT G. NIXOA

Stassen Will Test Own GOP Chances  Friends Reportedly Get  Presidential Bid

Stassen To Test  Chances   GOP Leader Plans To Seek Nomination Before He Supports Eisenhower's Cause

Stassen Is In Running  For Top Job   Whether He Would Switch To Eisenhower Later Is Not Yet on the Records

STASSEN MAY BID ~ FOR NOMINATION   EX-GOVERNOR EXPECTED TO ENTER THREE PRESIDEN. TIAL PRIMARIES.

Speculate Man From Minnesote May Test Odds  Midwest Delegates Would Be Split If   Midwest Delegates Would Be Split If Ex-Governor Runs In Early Primaries

Block Rackets At State Lines, Kefauver Says  Senator Plans Bills   Senator Plans Bills To Slice Up Gangs; Ends Cleveland Qui:

Block Gangs At State Line. KefauverAim   Ohio Hearings Add Weight To Means Fo1 Halting Racketeers

Probe Show: Interstate Crime Link   Kefauver Says Organization Is Nationwide

—RACKETS— State Line Is Place To Stop Crime  Committee Ends  Cleveland Probe

Kefauver Would Stop Racketeers At State Lines   Says Local Law Entorcement Corrupted By Gambling

SALEM MAN “DROWNS TRYING      Robert ‘Tadlock is Victim; Four Drowning Deoths. in State.

Death Tol! in Train Collision Climbs to Nine: 47 Persons Hurt   Investigate Cause of Crash Between Southern Streamlined Passenger Train And Troop Train Carrying: 288 Marines-Bound for Korea.

Call Coroner's Jury to Probe 9 Crash Deaths   Investigate Crash of Streamliner With Troop Train in Louisiana.

CHILD IS MADE HAPPY   Birthday Cake and Gifts For Tot Whose Parents Were Killed

—ASSEMBLY— Solons Meet For Session On Turnpike  Quick Action On  Law Change Seen

Allies Suffering Heavy Losses In  Aerial Warfare  Reds Threaten To Take Over Command Of Air

Red Air Power Threat Growing  Allies Still Control Skies But Toll Mounts

Red Air Power Hurling Serious Threat To Allies  ce ee Same peer Reese eng   Most Intensive Thrust Of War

Russia Can Make Drive On Japan But Unable To Overrun Asia With Present Forces, MacArthur Says   RED CHINA WEAKNESS NOTED IN STATEMENTS

MORE SNOW TO FOLLOW THAW   Freezing Temperatures And Flurries On Way - To Michigan

Head Of Nationa Bloc lo Become Premier Of Iran   Shah Decides To Bow To Parliament's Will

Anti-British Win lran Premiership  Shah To Appoint Nationalist To Job

General Says NATO Army Set To Fight   Biggest Need Now Is German Troops   Eisenhower Pleads For Buildup To Prevent Stalemate

SAYS GERMAN HELP NEEDED BY PACT ARMY   Otherwise Stalemate Will Result If Russ Attack, Declares Ike.

Eisenhower Says His Tiny Army Will Fight If Attacked by Reds  Warns, However, He Needs German Troops

FIFTY PEOPLE — TAKING SERUM ATW. FRANKFORT   Friendly Cocker Had Rabies; Order All Loose Dogs Destroyed.

50 TAKE RABIES TREATMENTS IN W. FRANKFORT   FRIENDLY PUPPY HAD VISITED 4 SCHOOLS JUST BEFORE DEATH

She Claims Promises Are Broken   Communist Nation Reports Looted Goods Not Returned

Hung: ary Says U. S. Reneged  On Agreement   Charge Accuses Americé Failed To Live Up To Its Bargain

Hungary Says U.S. Ignores Vogeler Pact  , Bargain For Release _ Of Riaineasinn (Cited:   Bargain For Release _ Of Busineseman Cited; Property Not Returned

Claims Nazi Loot Hasn't Been Returned: Hungary Charges U.S. Failing To Live Upto Terms by Which Vogeler Was Freed From Jail

Y. 5. Is Charged in Vogeler Case   Says U. S. Fails To Keep Bargain.

Wave Of Death, Sickness Causes Near-Hysteria Fear Deadly Racing  Mofor Fuel Widely .. “Distributed In-City ~

Illegal Liquor Death Toli 28   150 Others Treated After Drinking Fuel

Action Would Triple Combat Force Abroad   Detense Secretary Hints Men May Be Needed Ten Years

Marshall Speaks Of U.S. Plan   Tells Senators of Washington Decision To Send More Troops

Secretary Marshall Tells Congress of Intention; Asks Debate  FOUR MORE DIVISIONS   Defense Chief Indicates the - Troops May Have to Stay 10 Years

» Marshall ‘Reluctantly’ Specifies -‘Numbers To Be Sent Over Atlantic

Marshall Says  Four Divisions  Will Join Allies Would Raise Total  In ETO to 250,000, Says Defense Chief

Four Divisions Would Augment Defense Forces   Marshall Says This Will Triple Army’s Strength Overseas

Number Totals About 100,000 . Adaitional Men  ‘oops to Serve Lies Allied Armie

Marshall Tells Goal At Hearing   j Program Would Involve   Assignment of Four   More Divisions.

U. §. Plans For Europe Are Listed   Merthall Says fnreiver Four Mora Army Divisions Ta Bs Sent

Defense Chief Discloses Plan To Congressmen  Move Would Hike Uf. §. _ Farces To 250,000; Might Stay Ten Years

Army To Triple Combat Troops In Europe--Marshall   American Manpower In Western Europe May Total 250,000 in Future, Secretary Of Defense Tells Congress; Nation May Have To Keep Troops There 10 Years

Plan to Send 160,000 More Troops Abroad   Four Combat Divisions To Be Added to Force  In Western Europe

Gen. Marshall Says 4 More Divisions te Join Allied Forces   Predicts 10-Year Defense Period   Additional Men Would Triple Ground Troops, Congressmen Told

U.S. fo Send 100,000 More Men to Europe   This to Bring Total To Quarter-Million; _May Stay 10 Years

Marshall Says Four Additional Divisions Will Be Dispatched Regardless of Congress Action

Marshall Tells Group of Plans To Triple Force  Surprises Hearing With New Data o

FOUR MORE DIVISIONS ~ MARSHALL   Defense Secretary Discloses Present Army of Two Divisions Overseas to Be Increased to Six.   YANKS MAY STAY 10 YEARS IN EUROPE   Total U. S. Force There, Including Air and Sea Units, May Reach 250,000 Men.

U.S. Aid Seen In Mediating EgyptianRow   Country Is Quiet After New Edict   Russian Minister Pays Visit To Foreign Office Of King Farouk

Cairo Paper Claims U. S. Makes Offer   Bloody Riots End After Government's Demonstration Ban

U.S. Reported Offering To Mediate Suez Dispute   Diplomats Optimistic Of Oil Talk Resumption

Argentine Revolt Is Quelled   Peron Moves to Deal with Rebel Army Leaders Under Martial Law

Big Three Agrees  To Arms Talks  With Russians Moscow Urged  To New Start On Disarming

Russia Invited To Make New Try For World Peace   Vishinsky Silent But ‘Will Think It Over’ Awhile

Russian Stalls On Arms Talks   Western Big Three Accept Small Powers Proposal

More Rain Due For Midwest's Flooded Areas   10,000 Driven From Homes In Past Week

Retailers Urged to File Price Charts With OPS By April 30 Deadline

‘How Does He Stand It?’ ‘Old Soldier’ Unwilted; Senators ‘Fading Away’

W {Fading Aw ay?  sn ic Sf gi eee Ca  26. ‘Weary Senators: Marvel At M’Arthur’s Endurance

There Is A Feeling Of ‘Fading Away” On Capitol Hill, But lit Is Not General MacArthur

Doug Exhausting His Questioners  General's Stamina - Surprises Senate

—WEARY SENATORS AMAZED AT MACARTHUR STAMINA—  ‘Old Soldier’ Far From Fading

Blizzard Hits NX. Mid-West. Stalls Many   Most Intense of Yea Whipped by Winds iS M.P.H.

Upper Midwes Hard Hit by New Blizzard   Deep Snow Grips lowa, Minnesota And South Dakotc

Winter Hangs On in Northern  Part Mid-west   Many Highways Blocked And Plane: Were Grounded

Another Blizzard Smashes Midwest   lowa, Minnesota And South Dakota Hardest Hit

Late Blizzard Sweeps Over Middle West   Heavy Damage Is Reported In Second Severe Storm

3-State Area Is Buried Under Huge Snowdrifts   Sections Of South Dakota, Iowa And Minnesota Get Fury Of Storm; Wind Hampers Highway Crews

North Midwest About Knocked Out by Blizzard   Throughout Area Many Roads Blockec

Northern Midwest Again Hanging On Ropes After Severe Storm — Batters Several-State Section

HEAVY SNOW COVERS LARGE MIDWEST AREA   ¢  Transportation Paralyzed In Minnesota, South ‘Dakota and lowa.

Three States Paralyzed by Heavy Snow   Blizzard Lashes Northern Section Of Middlewest

Blizzard Again Hits Middlewest   Highways Blocked; Trains Are Stalled And Planes Grounded

Northavest Buried By  Fresh Snow   Blizzard Im poses New Hardships On Stricken States

Smashing Blizzard Blocks Roads In Many Sections of Northern Middlewest

19 Inches of Snow Falls In Middlewest   Blizzard Leaves Deep Drifts in lowa, South Dakota, Minnesota

New Blizzard Kayoes North Midwest Area   ighways Blocked, Planes ‘Sreunded, Snow Coatinwes im Three Stetes

Blizzard Blocks Hinhways, Groun ds Planes In Northern Middle West

Blizzard Rocks Middle West, Huge Drifts Causing Hardship In Snoewbound Sectors

Winter Throws Another Punch At Middle West   Heavy Snows Block, Highways, Railroads; Thousands Isolated

Many North lowa Roads Are Blocked   Several Trains And Buses Stalled; Temperatures Drop

Blizzard Again Hits Midwest Hard; Heavy Fall of Snow Blocks Hiahwavs

North Central States Isolated By Drifting Snow   Northern lowa and Southern Minnesota Are Hard Hit By late Winter Starm

Upper Midwest Knocked Out by New Blizzard   Many Roads Blocked, Planes Grounded and Some Trains Stalled

Many Sections Of Three States In Path Of Storm  Drifts Isolate ‘Towns, Halt Rail And hank tar Teattie ©

Senate in Row Over McCarthy Red’ Roll Call  Jessup Accused With 25 Others  ln Cuemtpn Ihe

Loyalty Of J essup  Questioned   McCarthy List Arouses Furor In The Senate

McCarthy Claims Ambassador-at-Largé Affiliated With Five Groups He Characterizes as Communist Fronts.

McCarthy Arouses Furious Storm In Senate By Linking Jessup To Communist Fronts

NPCARTHY NAMES JESSUP, 25: MORE IN LOVALTY: ROW   Says Roving.Envoy Member of Five ‘Subver‘give Groupe’   ‘IGNITES SENATE FIRE   Lehman Flays, Attack as *Dasterdly Character: Assassination”

Leader Says “No” to Cabinet Bid  Liberals to Bolster Conservatives’ Edge

Liberals Swing Votes to Tories  Davies Spurns Bid To Cabinet Position

Liberals To Help Tories   Their Six Votes Are Conditionally Promised Churchil!

GROMYKO SNIPES AT WEST  Usual Russian Blockade Fouls Big Four Parley

Big Four Parley Of Deputies s Bogging Down   Unfilled Peace Treaties Are Cause Of Much Debate

a Governme S ~ Acasa             Progress Indicated — Wage Formula Talks

Today’s Skies   Suitable Wage Plan Is Sought   Opposing Forces Seek Formula To Deal With Pending Wage Increases

JOHNSTON HINTS PROGRESS ON WAGE GOVERNING POLICY   UUYEANING PULL.  Some Conclusions Possible Today, He Says After  Gakleatian Raard Parley

Pay Formula Talks Continue  Johnston And Board Get Together Again

Johnston and Wage Stabilization Board Still Trying to Reach Agreement on Program for Future

‘A-Commission Reports Progress in Perfecting ‘A-Driven Subs, Planes

U.S.Speeds Production Of Weapons   Exceeds All-Time Record; Dean Sees More Atom Tests

Progress For Atom-Driven Planes Made   Commission Reports AIL-Time High Record Weapon Production’

AEC Reports  on Progress   Dean Reveals More Frequent Tests Planned, Record Set in Production

Atom-Powered Planes  Nearer Reality, AECSays   Submarine Expected To Be Ready First; Production Of Weapons At All-Time High; New Tests Planned

Temperatures   U.S. Making Progress Toward Atom Submarines, Airplanes

EC Tells Developments in Atom-Powered Subs, Planes  a   "Much More Freauent' A-Tests Are Predicted

NEW ATOMIC WEAPON tl] Hon eGDRDS   AEC Report Shows Progress in Perfecting Atom ‘ for War Uses.

Planning Rites For Mannerheim  State Funeral May Be Held on Sunday

Resistance Appears To Be Near Collapse  Allied infantry Smashes Ahead Over Mile On Cantral Frant

Allied Forces Mark-up Gains On Wide Front   Forward Observers Report ‘No Signs’ of Heavy Resistance

Reds’ Central Korea  Stand May Collapse _UN Troops Smash ‘Ahead On 29-Mile Battlefront

UN Gains Made Against Little Enemy Fighting   Five Hills Captured, 4,251 af Foe Killed: In Three-Day Battle

TRUMAN DELAYS CLEANUP ACTION   SOVIET BLOC REJECTS PLAN FOR DISARMAMENT

Soviet Bloc Rejects New Western Plan   Disarming Rules Revised To Meet Moscow Demands

WESTERN TRIO REDRAFT AGENDA    New Proposal Catches Russian Delegate Off   Balance

PRO-RED YOUTH GROUP DEFIANT   6,000 Demonstrate With Slogans In Rain In Iran Capital

STATE RACE PROBE WILL START TODAY   All Angles of Betting to Be Investigated

Grandmother and State’s Youngest City Controller Opponents in Hot Contest

Eight-Month Crime Probe by U. S. Has Turned “Heat” on Underworld

Big Gamblers Dodge Crime Probe Heat   Senate's Investigation Turns Spotlight on Many Vice Centers

Teacher Pension Case to Court   Tribunal Is Asked to Decide Legality of New State Law

Casey Refuses To Name Pals In $250,000 Profit   Former Demo Congressman Says Committee Has No Right To Probe Matter: RFC Not Involved

Former Democratic Vember of House Causey Refuses To Reveal Partners  In Huce War Surplus Ship Deals

Casey Silent On ‘Surplus Ships Deal  Senate Group   Senate Group Refused Names Of Partners

Contends Solons Should Not Ask About Tankers   Witness Himaelf Invited Question In Opinion Of Some Probe Members

Insists It Was ‘Above Criticism’  Casey Refuses to Give More Details on Big Profits Deal

Casey Won't Tell Who Wa: In Ships Deal   Says Committee Delving Into RFC Affairs Has No Right To Know

Senate Crime Hayestigateer Reged  To Obscurity Of Behind Closed Doors

Casey Refuses To Name Men In Ship Deal   $100,000 Outlay Parlay ed Into Profit Of Over Two Million

Casey Refuses To Give Data on  Deal For Ships   Ex-Representative Balks at Questions Fired By Probers

Refuses Names of Partners In  Big Ship Deal   Ex-Congressman Ma de $250,000 Profit On $20,000 Investment

Refuses Names Of Partners In Ship Deal  Invested $?76.600.   Invested $20,000, Made $250,000 on Surplus Tankers

Casey Refuses To Give Names  In Tanker Dea   Tells Senators Sale Involving Big Profit Not From RFC Loan

Defies RFC Probe Group Former Rep.Casey Refuses To Reveal Ship Deal Names

Ex-Congressman Runs $20,000 Into $250,000   Refuses to Tell Senators Who Partners Were

Casev Refuses To Reveal  His Partners   Reluctant as to Details on a Big Profit Deal

Casey Silent On Ship Deal   Refuses To Name Partners At Senate Investigation

DEFIES SENATE ON HUGE WAR SURPLUS DEAL   Joseph E. Casey, Who Made $250,000, Refuses to Name Partners.

Rep. Casey Won’ Name Partners  RFC Not Involved.   RFC Not Involved, He Tells Probers

 Won't Talk About $230,000 Profit Deal   Ex-Congressman Senate Questiins Won't Answer

WITNESS SILENT "ON RFC SHIP DEAL   Joseph E. Casey, Pariners ‘Made $2,800,000 Profit

Casey Refuses to Tell Senators Who Were His Partners in Ship Deal Netting $2,800,000 Profit

Casey Refuses More About Big Ship Deal   Former Corgressmon Claims He doesn’t Have to Tell Whe Others Were in Deal; Each Made $250,000 on $20,000

Ex-Congressman Who Made $20,000 On Surplus Ships Refuses Details

Senators Probe Surplus Ship Dea   Seek New Light On Plan Whereby Case; Netted $250,000

Casey Refuses To Tell Names. Of His Partners   Probers Seeking Facts In Surplus. War Ships Deal.

Refuses fo Tell Partners in Deal   Witness Balks Efforts of Senate Probers

Official Balke At Prebe Of Shiv Deal   Ex-House Member Refuses Natnes. Denies REC Link

Forrner Solon Balks at Quiz on Ship Deal   Joseph Casey Won't Reveal Who Else Sharad Bia Profits

Influence Probers to Hear  From Ex-Rep. Casey Today   Former Solon Ordered to Give Details About Ship Company in Profitable Deal

Casey Won't Name Partners In Ship Deal   Claims REC Not Involved In Transaction, Beyond Scope of Quiz

Casey Refuses To Name Partners In  Profitable Deal   Declines To Give Information To Senate Probhers.

Casey Refuses to Give Names of His Partners  Former Congressman Also Denies Senate Group Further Details.

Makes $250,000 Buying Ships from The Government!   Joseph E. Casey Nets Big Return on $20,000 Investment.

Six Killed in Jet Engine Plant Blast   Military Guards Ordered to Scene ‘At Indianapolis

Senate Puts Out Lots of Conversation In Seeking Ways of Saving Money

EVERYBODY IRKED      Senate Like Family Discussing Problems of Financing the Home

Iran Refuses British Talks   Premier Turns Down Plea Made By U. S. President

Premier Speaks To iranian Senate   Fever-Ridden Mossadeg! Leaves Sickbed to Talk  During ‘Secret’ Session

Iran Chief Snubs  Truman’s Plea  Premier Refuses Negotiations With Reitich Qver O31 Tecra

Tran Premier Reads Truman Letter to Senate  Observers Doubt Plez Will Cool Frenzy  41  Pe) Bee  ee

Oil Nationalization Program First,  Then British Talks, Says Premier

Truman Letter Not Likely to  Cool Crisis   Personal Intervention Of President Shows How Serious U. S. See Iranian Oil Dispute

Iran Spurns Truman Plea   British Must Accept Nationalization: Law

Premier Speaks To Iranian Senate  Fever-Ridden Mossadegh   Fever-Ridden Mossadeg] Leaves Sickbed to Talk During ‘Secret’ Session

Iran’s Premier Again Refuses  To Hold Parley   Says British Must Recognize Law For Taking Oil Fields

Iran Rejects Parley Plea Of President   Concessions Listed Kor British Talks   Mossadegh Aide Says Nation Has Burned Bridges And Will Stand Fast

lran Spurns HST (il Peace Plea  Won't Haggle With British On Seizure

lran Premier, Senate Hold Secret Meet   FE@€@ pRlanatiatiann   U.S. Negotiation ~ Plea Discussed, Informants Say

lran Premier Addresses Senate  Leaves Sickbed To Read Truman's Letter

jran Refuses Truman Ples   Premier Lists Condition: Limitine Any Parley

lranian Premier Reads Truman's  Note fo Senate U. S. President Urges Negotiation of Oil Seizure Crisis

Williams, Alger, Martin, Moody Busy Building Political Fences in State

Tattoos Cause Slayer's Arrest   ‘Painter. Confesses Stepdaughter’s Deat!

Floodwaters Push Near Mississipp   Water Pours Over I'kes; 27 Persons Dead

7 Left Dead As Missouri Rises   Rams Flood Crest Toward Sarollen Mississippi

DIKES SMASHED “AS FLOODWATERS CROSS MISSOUR   Crest of Big Muddy Deals Paralyzing Blows as It Moves Kastward Toward St. Louis,   SHELTERS FOR 3.70  UP BY RED CROSS            Thousands of Acres finindated—Small Town of New Haven Rattles to Save  Business Section.

27 Dead Are Left in Path Of Huge Flood   Flood Crest Within A Fev Miles Of Swollen Mississiopi

Flood Batters Dikes As Crest Nears Record   Missouri River May Soon Join Mississippi

Hood Waters Rush To Swell Mississippt  97 Deanad Ana Rillian   27 Dead And Billion Dollars In Damage Is Disastrous Toll

Dikes Topple Before Wild  Missouri   Rampaging River Five Miles Wide In Some Places

Texas Heat Death Toll Rises To 31   Some Rain Bring: Relief To Several Areas

Income Levies Raised by 11%: Firms’ Up 52%   Bill Falls Short of House Version, Truman’s Request

Battle Lines Drawn As Congress Awaits MacArthur’s Repor  General to Put Cards On Table, Republicans  Intensify Campaign

MacArthur Will Report To Congress   Deposed General Will Return Home Next Week To Defend Self  Against Truman Charge:

Catholic Organization Says Rotary International Has Masonic Origins

Catholic Action Organization Says Rotary International Has ‘Masonic Origins’ In Morals

Make Final Defense Plea Tn Spy Trial   Atomic Conspiracy Case To Be Given Federal Jury Today

Nation’s First Atomic Spy Trial Goes To Federal Court Jury Today

TO FEDERAL JURY   A Death Sentence Possible in Wartime Spying on A-Bom

CHARGE TRIO SENT RUSSIA U. S. SECRETS   Defense Attorney Appeals to Jury Not to Convict Clients Because They're Communists.   DEATH SENTENCE IS A POSSIBILITY   Julius Rosenberg, Wife Ethel, and Morton Sobell Accused of Giving Nagasaki Bomb Away.

Spy Trial Is Set for JuryDeath Possible   Defense Pleads That Communism No Proof Of Crime. Conspiracy  To Commit Espionage

THREE MAY BE GIVEN DEATH IF CONVICTED   Rosenbergs Deny To End They Transmitted Secrets To Russia.

Jury Asked Not To Convict Trio: For Being Reds   Pian to Commit Espionage Is Crime

General Bradley Says US Not Ready for Showdown   Army Commanders in Korea Believe US Should Not Fight War in Asia

Practically Every American Ground Commander Is Against All-Out Drive in Far East

Dratt to Take Married Men   Hershey Plans to Order Induction of Men, 19-26, With Only One Dependen

Draft Plans to Call Childless Mates to War   New Order Will Bring in 170,000 More Men, Save Hershey

Selective Service Prepares to Draft Childless Husbands  Hershey Discloses Plan, Says Truman

URDEH READY TO WiPt OUT DEFERMENTS   Action Waiting Signature ot President Would Ease 18-Year Call.

Prepare To Draft Husbands   Only Men With -No Children Will ~Be Drafted

Order Would Put Childless Men in Draft  One Dependent Men on List. Too

Weather at Yuma   Plan Drafting of Married Men Soon   Draft Director Reveals Order Drawn For Drafting Childless Married Men

LEGION AUXILIARY SALE NOVEMBER 21   Sale of Miscellaneous Articles at Legion Hall Next Wednesday Evening.

Over 200 Die In Earthquake   Severe Tremors Rock Two Cities In El Salvador: Others Hit

200 Are Killed In Earthquake   Report El Salvador Cities Suffer Great Damage

Earthquake Hits San Salvador; 200 Reported Dead  Underground Activity Of Volegno Said To Be Cause

Tremor Damages Two  Cities In El Salvador  “900 KILLED IN QUAKE—

200 Said Dead As Quake Hits San Salvador   Sunday Destruction Hits Two Towns In Central America

100 Reported Dead In Salvador Quake  Underground Action OF Volcano Blamed

1 Persons Die in Earthquake  El Salvador Cities Hit by Bia Temblor

Quake Fatal To 1000 In El Salvador   Exact Number Not Yet Known in Cities of  17,000, 13,000

200 ARE KILLED IN EARTH SHOCK   Many Homes And Buildings Destroyed As Quake Rocks Cities In Centra! Anieriean Country.

Scores Killed  As Quake Hits In El Salvador ; Many Persons Buried :  “In Ruins As;Homes;  wwe sage A Deaed

1000 DEATHS REPORTED IN EL SALVADOR QUAKE   Underground Activity of San Miguel Volcano Causes Earthquake Demage in Two Nearby Cities. Many Victims Buried in Debrice of Homes and Public Buildings.

Two Hundred Are Killed in Quake In Salvador Cities   Many Houses, Building: Are Destroyed in Jucuapa and Chinameca

Quake Buries Many in Ruins, Blocks Roads   Authorities Estimate At Least 200 Killed In Salvador Temblor

Report 200 Dead in San Salvador  Earthquake Hits Two Major Cities

200 Killed As Quake Devastates Two Cities in Republic of Salvador

Truman, Out To  Smear Mac   Many People Digging Into Files For Ammo

Giant Airliner Crashes Into Frisco Bay   Lands Upside Down; Three Believed Lost

President Says All Americans Need “Burning Faith” of Religion to Halt Communism

Truman Says U.S. Needs Burning Faith Of Religion To Vanquish Red Menace   British Candidates  _ Laborite and Conservative Make Two Talks Here

Americans Need Religious Faith, Truman Asserts   Principles Command War on U.S. Crime, Halt of Communism

“Burning Faith’ of Religion Needed  iIn Fight Against. Communism: Truman

Truman Sees Need for Faith Blasts Crime   Religion Called Barrier to Tide of Red Aggression

Religious Faith Askec by Truman   Held Way to Combat Organized Crime, ‘Red Aggression

President Urges Faith of Religion To Halt Red Tide   Religious Principles Also Command Fight On Crime and Vice

Truman Calls for Religious Faith   Dedication of Cornerstone Brings Plea to Prevent Sweep of Communist Tide

Truman Says Faith Needed   Asserts Burning Faitl: of Retigion Needed to P-aven Red Tide From Swaeping World

TRUMAN CALLS FOR RELIGION   Says Americans Need ‘Burning Faith’. To Halt Red Aggression

Heavy Traffic Seen Behind Enemy Lines   “Caucasian Volunteers” Keported Ready to Join Communists in Offensive,

Red Forces  Appear Ripe for Offensive   2,000 Caucasian Volunteers between  Pyongyang, Kaesong

Enemy Builds For Biggest Attack of War   New Units Believed From Russia’s European Satellites

Russia _ Troops May Help   Pilots Report Big Build-Up Of Enemy Troops

Expect 2,000 East Europe Men To Help   Big Offense May Be Inaugurated Within a Week

Help Of 2,000 Caucasians Is Given Enemy h  Huge Buildup   linaninent AlLGui Assault Within Week Passible; UN Airnien

Reds Appear Ready To Launch One Of Biggest Offensives  Stepped-Up Attacks, Massive Buildup May Be Prelude to Drive

—WAR FRONT — All-Out Red Drive Expected   SUPPLIES JAM KOREAN: ROADS

Communists Building Up For Attack   ‘Caucasian Volunteers’ Join Reds; Allied Airmen Rake Convoys

Reds Appear Set To Open  Huce Drive   2.000 Europeans To Aid Communist Push In Korea

Communists, Strengthened With 2,000 European Troops Ready to Launch Offensive

20-Cent Raise Near for LUM In Soft Coal   Third of Industry Reported Offering  Terms to Lewis

VITAL ROLE IN FUTURE OF BRITAIN Yet May Be Played by Bevan Leftists

Believed Lost in Dense Forest Area   40 Aboard C-46 on Non-Scheduled Flight From Pittsburgh to Buffalo -

Johnston Prepares Own Wage Policy   TISDA Survev Report Rans Potato Marketing

Reds Establish Jet Bases Out Of ‘Sanctuary’   MIGs Reported Flying from North Korean Airfields

Committee Wants To Know Who Made Long Distance Calls For Lithofold To Wash ington In 1949 And 1950

Senate Probe Of Boyle Case Is Extending   Demo Chief Says Charge Untrue; Want Records

Senate Orders Bank to Yield  Boyle's Records   “Seek Data to Check Accusations Against Democratic Leader

Peering Closely ering = tosel  Probers Seek Bank, Telephone Data in Boyle Investiontion

Wake Island Data Gives No Answers  Senators Release ‘Secret’ Report

MacArthur Assurance On Intervention Unclear   Transcript Of Wake Talks With Truman Made Public; Witness Says They're Meaningless Now

CONTROVERSY:  Truman-MacArthur Talks Still Have Puzzling Aspects

MacArthur Aide Belittles Report of Talks at Wake   General Meaning Still Unsettled

MacArthur-TrumanW ake Island T alk Made Public: Some Reports Puzzling

Wake Island Talk Report Brings More Hot Debates  - Meaning. Of Words Of MacArthur Not  Claae Ta  Becdstira

GEN. WHITNEY HITS WAKE ISLAND TEXT         MacArthur Aid Says Record Without Bearing On Korea Today

MacArthur Saw Very Little Chance Of Chinese Intervention At Parley   Discounted Chances Of Success During Wake Island Conference   Potent House Coalition Gears Up Drive To Force Ouster Of Acheson

Wake Discussion Report Cloudy On Intervention   MacArthur Reply On Chinese Red Plans Discussed

Wake Island Notes Fail to Clear Up MacArthur's Ideas on Chinese Reds

Report on Wake Meeting Leaves Points Unsettled  General’s Reassuranc« on Chinese Red Entry

Senate Groups Bare Account  Of Wake Talk      7 MacArthur Saw: Very _ Lite. Chance. For. * Riva: China Entering.

Chinese Intervention In Korea Discounted By Mac, Report Says   Wake Island Confab Transcript Put Out by Administration s Subject of Bitter Controversy

Issue Confused  Wake Report Does Little To  Solve Intervention Question

NOTES ON MEETING   Government Secretary 1 Adjacent Room at Wake Conference

Wake Island Conference  Still Clouded   MacArthur View On Chinese Intervention Remains Unsettled

Did M Arthur Say China Would Not Kieht? It's Unclear   “Relevant As Bunker Hill.”  Claims General’s Adviser

Mac's Views On Chinese Uncertain   Wake Report Fails To Clear Up His Intervention Ideas

Summary Of Wake Island Talk Studied   Issue of MacArthur Discounting Chinese Intervention Unsettlec

Chinese Question Unsettled   Wake Island Account Leaves Questions About Red Chinese Still Unsolved

MacArthur Assumes War Plans  Were Vetoed After Joint Chiefs Gave OK: Parlev Data Unveiled

REPORT MAC DOUBTED CHINA WOULD FIGHT   Administration Account of! Wake Island Talks Is Made Public.

Account Of Wake Island Talks Fails To Clarify Gen. MacArthur's Views

MacArthur Confident Of Victory 'At Time Of Wake Island Meeting   Newly-Published Account Discloses General  Discounted Chinese Interference; Canverentinn Rarardad.

Victory Soon Expected At Wake Talks   Report Of President. Mac Island Meet Made Public

Nothing Settled In Wake Island Meeting Notes  Quick Ending Of War Foreseen In 1950

ISSUE REPORT ON CONFAB AT WAKE   Truman-MacArthur Details Given By Administration   ACCOUNT   Says General Saw Little Possibility Of Chinese Entering Korean War

Account of Wake Island Talks Leaves Unsettled Exact MacArthur Words

Planes Powered by Atomic Energy Engines Theoretically Capable of Flying for Months

TRUMAN PUSHES RACIAL PROGRAM   President Says He Will Vigorously Continue To Urge ‘nactment OF Civil Rights Measures.

Russians Ignore Allied Protests On Shipment Ban   New Economic Block: ade Threatening In Berlin.

Russians Turn Back Exports .   Reject Allied Protest; Wes! May Cut OFF Suppties Yital to £. Germany

Soviels Block German Trade: Blockade Looms   U.S. Hopes Russia Will Reply ‘Favorably To Protest Message

Russians Refuse Export Permits In West Berlin   Move Threatens Economic Blockade Of German City

New Economic Blockade For Berlin Area   Reds Again Turn Back Allied Shipments

THREAT OF BLOCKADE   Despite Allied Protests Reds Turn Back West Berlin Shipments

Reds Ignore Protests In  ‘Blockade’      Allies May Retaliate As Russians Hold Uy West Berlin Goods

Russ Tighten New Berlin Blockade   Shipments Held Up; Reprisals Hinted

LABOR, FARMERS TO FEEL STIFFENED INFLATION CONTRO!   New Pay Stabilization Board To Work On Curb On Living-Cost Pay Rise

Farms, Labor Next To Feel Inflation Curbs  Living Cost Wage Hikes, Parity Set Fer Possible Freeze

Drive To Control Prices In New Shift    Agriculture And Labor Problems Being Studied

Agriculture, Labor Next in Line For Stiffening of Price Controls:   Toughening Task on Industry Being Completed With Setting of New Standards on Earnings; Any Effort te Freeze Farm Parity Faces Ficht

Controls Will Be stiffened  Agriculture an   Agriculture and Labor Are Next

Push To Stiffen Controls Shifts To New Fields   Agriculture And Labor Reported . As Next In Line

Stiff Farm Price, Wage Curbs Next   Lawmaker Sees Bitter Parity Freeze Battle

Labor, Farm Control Due As Business  Gets Orders   New Wage Committee Must Freeze Living  Costs Pay Increases

Tighter Inflation Controls Shift To Labor, Agriculture   Roughening Job On Business Is About Completed

Labor, Farmers Next Targets Of Firmer Curbs   Cost-of-Living Pay Hikes Due For Freeze Order

Drive Agi ainst Inflation To Be Broadened  Labor. Agriculture Nent in Line Bice Be Plegcn nS Boek

Labor, Farm Curbs Next On Schedule   Maybank Predicts Tdea Of Freezing Parity Is Doomed

Administration Drives To Control Labor Wages, Agriculture Prices

Next Control Move Toward Labor, Farmers   Johnston Say Fight On Inflation Must Not be ‘‘Piecemeal’’

Labor, Farming Next Target Of Inflation Curbs   Newly Created Board Faces Job Of Clamping Freeze (in Wage Increases; Fight Looms On Parity Issue

Further Curbs Due On Labor, Agriculture  Freeze Considered On Living Cost Raise And Farmers’ Parity

New Plans Proposed  Drive To Stiffen Controls May Switch To Farm, Labor

Turns To Farms And Labor .  Inflation Battle Is _ Taking New Shift

Drive To Stiffen Inflation Controls Switches To Labor, Aariculture

Labor,Farm Angles Are Next on List   Wage Board Will Hit Problem of Freeze on Further Increases for Workers   Sees ‘Lift? by °53   Barring War, Johnston Says Some Controls to End in 2 Years

Drive to Stiffen Controls Switche:  To Farm, Labor   Proposals to Include Parity Freeze, Food Subsidy Return

President Will Send Gen. Bradley To Turkey fo Speed Use of Military Forces in Aflantic Setup  New Middle East Defense Lineup Expected to Be Formed Shortly

ORDERED TO PAY FINE AND COSTS BY JUDGE   John Bascomb Foster, 38, Is Sent To Jail Because He Couldn’t Pay Fine   23 DAYS OVER LEAVE

Mass Murderer Is Reported Speeding Across South Dakota  Bill Cook Believed Sighted Headed South Toward Sioux City, la.

Sen. McCarthy Denies ‘Bumping’ Maine Solor   Nixon, Freshman Senator, Given Post On Key Investigating Body

Says Farm Policy Review In lowa Is Not Conclusive  Mobilization Groug Savs Survey Not a

Strike Against Phone Company Is Possibility   Employe Sentiment Strong, However, Aaainst Walkout

Might Strike Even Without a Call   Telephone Walkout by CIO Has Been Voted by More Than Ten to One Margin

53 Visitors Turn Up ‘Guests at Virginia Farm Home Turn Out to Be Crash Survivors

Kirk Proposed Action in Talk With Vishinsky   Foreign Minister Puts Blame on America for Failure to Reach Pact

House Delays All Action On Appropriations  Will Consider Taxes Only After Hearing Committee Reports

With the State Legislature— House Delays Fund Bills; Oil Issue Gets Opposition

Connally Asks Vote Be Taken OnTroopsPlan   Taft Says He'll Push For Submission To Congress Proposal

Officers Policing Air Base Grounds   After Lex in Having It Bont; One Soys it's *hdest Inauline’

Says Called ‘Our Men by Soviet Military Chief   Suggests Men Could be Used to Smugqgle Arms

Russians Want 4-Power Japan T reaty Meeting   U.S. Is Expected to Turn Down Proposal: Pact to Be Ready Soon

Russia Demands Voice In Treaty  Soviets List Jap Peace Conditions

Reds Reject U.S. Handling Of Jap Pact   Demand: Calling Foreign Ministers

Russians Reject Jap Treaty Plan   Soviet Insists Ministers Discuss Question

Sporadic Attacks Keep War ‘Active’   Allies Keep Eye on Enemy To Block Possible Surprises

UN Offers ToMake Kaesong Neutral City   if Accepted, It Could Mean Major Step To Truce

U.N. Seeks to Break Truce Deadlock By Proposing Kaesong Be Neutral City

Communists Dislike Idea of Losing Control   Proposal Has Not Been Formally Rejected by Reds

Allies In Effort To Cut Deadlock With Compromise   Communists Reply They Still Want To Keep  Control Of City — But Do Not Absolutely : Turn Down Proposal — Plan If Accepted  Would Be Big Step Toward Truce

U.N. Ofters To Untangle Truce Snarl   Proposes Kaesong Be Made Neutral City

UN Teams Seek To End Deadlock In Korean Talks   Allies Propose Disputed Kaaesong Be Made Neutral City

UN Seeks To Break Truce Talk Snags   Proposes Kaesong Be Declared As ‘Neutral City’

Truman Faces Test On Sending Gls To Europe   Sen. Wherry Seeks To Vest All Such Powers In Coneress

Vole On Troops Seen Vital Test Of Truman Play   Wherry To Seek Action On GOP Resolution To Bar European Assignments

Vote on Sending Troops Abroad Is  Test for Truman  Wherry Wants Policy Fixed by Congress Before Action  o eA ee mene =

WARM DEBATE SEEN ON FOREIGN POLICY   Wherry Plan Would Withhold Troops Until Congress Forms Overall Policy.

Senate To Vote On Sending U. S.  Troops To Europe   Foreign Policy Issue Shaping Up as First Major Test Of President's Defense Program

Senate Vote on Sending Troops te Europe is Likely   Expected to be First Test of Truman Proaram

POWER TO SE  ND TROOPS ABROAD IS FACING TEST      Senate Vote On Avthority Of Pregident To Order Forces: To;  Europe Is Nearing,

Senate To Test Truman Defense Policy InEurope   Vote Is Expected On Sending U. S. Troops Overseas

Sending Men To Get Test  By Senators   Wherry Seeks Vote on Dispatching Forces To Europe

A A SS Re,  Early Test Of Truman Policy Set   SENATE TO VOTE ON TROOP BAN

TRUMAN PLAN FACES TEST IN SENATE   Sending American Soldiers To Europe Is Issue

Sending Troops Abroad Faces Testi in Senate  teresa ts ney cere ents Is Expe ik tiles

Senate Vote On. Sending More Men       “Close Contest  On- ne Truman Proposals. a *Agnoare Carta oc.

WHERRY WILL SEEK ACTION Senate V ote On Sending U.S. Troops To Europe May Test Truman Polic,

Seek Vote On Troops To Europe   Sending Of U.S. Arm To Europe Helc As Probable Tes' In Congress

Aid Policy Would Be First Test   President Soft-Pedaling Fair Deal

Senate May Vote On Sending Additional Men To Europe   Foreign Policy Showdown Coming

Senate Vote on Sending More Troops to Europe Is First Truman Test

First Test Of Foreign Policy Is Near   Wherry to Ask Congress Approval Before Troops Sent to Europe

Senate To: Put Foreign Policy To Test Soon   Will Contest Truman’s Right _ to Send Troops to Aid European Defense

Senate’s Vote Of Troops To Test Defense   To Determine Critical Issue Of "Home Front”

Senate Vote On Sending American Troops Io Europe Promised At Once

Taft Thinks Action Likely To Bring War   Truman Predicts Néed of Taxing Everyone Lntil It Turts

Senate Slated To Test Truman Foreign Policy  Resolution to Ask   Resolution to Ask Delay Until Congres: Agrees on Program

First Test Set On Truman Plan To Arm Europe   Senate To Vote On Sending More United States Ground Troops

Ballot Slated  On Sending Of Yanks Abroad   Senate Test Likely On Plans To Bolster West Europe Forces

Showdown Seen in Senate On Sending Yanks to Europe   Vote Shapes Up as First Major Test Of Program to Center Defenses There

Vote On Sending Troops To Europe Is Likely To Produce  Test of Truman's Program

Poll of Senate n Troop Use Abroad Sought   Foreign Policy Debate Lines Take on Clarity

HMDICENSEN DRIVEN ARRESTEN (9TH TIME   TELEVISION SET GIVEN. BORED FIREMEN:

Senate Test Near On Aid For Europe   Wherry Motion Would Bar Adding Troops Until Congress Acts

Senate Vote Seen as Test Of Program   Truman’s Program To Center. Free World Defenses May Face Test

Wants Congress Fix Policy First   Trumen Program on West Eur Defense on Block

TRUMAN URGES 52 NATIONS TO AID IN EFFORT   Reds Are Challenged To Show Colors In  Conference

TRI-COUNTY REA NAMES OFFICERS, AWARD MEDALS   Noel Card Elected President Rural Electric Group; Ag. Projects Awards Made

Sleet, Ice Covers Three Midwest States   Sub-Zero Wave Moving Into North Central Sector

New Cold Wave Grips Midwest   Mercury Slumps To Minus 22 In Bismarck, North Dakota.

70,000 Textile Workers Strike At Woolen Mill:   First Industry-Wide Walkout in 11-Year History of the Union

Wool Mill Workers  Walk Out   First Industry-Wide Strike in Union’s History Occurs After Wage Talks Fail

Sweater Girls May Have to Wear Burlap   Woolen, Worsted Industry Crippled by Strike Of 70,000 CIO Hands

New Tax Bill ls Expected To Gef Approval   Passing Of Measure Will Boost Income Tax On November 1

HIKES TO BE EFFECTIVE ON NOV. 1  $5.75 Billion Tax Increase Bill Sure To Get Approval

Senate, House Conferees On Compromise; Bill To Take 1134 Per Cent from Pocket

GOP of State Attempts To End Deadlock   Special Caucus Is Being Held In Effort To  Determine Taxes

GOP Senators Meet To Break Tax Deadlock  Cayeus Hopes To Find Answer To Income Levy Problem

Clothing Put Under A New Price Order   Little Help To Consumer Seen Under Latest Regulations

Government Slaps Clothing Industry Under New Ceiling   Edict Hits Most Articles But Little Cut Seen

No Significant CC hange in Present Cost to Consumer [s /:-xpected

DEADLINE NEARS FOR CANDIDATES   Tomorrow Will Be Last Day To File For Cily School Roard Race — Final Chance To Roevister.

SCHNEIDER NOW IN SCHOOL RAGE   Gastonia Department Store Owner Files As Candidate For District Seven Place On Board.

French Premier To See ‘Truman in Washington   Pleven Will Meet With President on Jan. 29, 30 To Talk Over Indo-China, Other World Problems

CHIANG ASKS CONSTANT ALERTNESS — Nationalist China Faces Threat Of Red Assault From Mainland

They:’Had a Lot of Fun,’ Seven-Year-Old Says Youngsters Lost in Rugged Mountains 28 Hours Tell Adventurous Tale of Wanderings and Bears

Searchers FallFrom Exhaustion, But 3 Missing Youngsters Enjoy Camping Out

THREE CHILDREN SAFE BUT HUNGRY  Soldiers Find Tots - After Night in Wild

3 Santa Fe KidsFound Lostin Hills   Air Feree Sergeants Accidentally Rouse ' Trio in Log

Tired, Hungry After Canyon ‘Trip’  Three Kids Found Safe;  Parents, Town Rejoice

Three Tired, Hungry, Adventurous Kids Sate After Night i in Hollow Log

auesy 21d ¢  [Three Young Children Rescued After Being Lost in Mountains

Community Chest Campaign Over $15,000 Mark: More !s Promised   Wingate Chief Honored: Has High Vet Hire   County Clerk Gets Jury List Compiled   Explosion and Fire Damage Raton Thester   Cruces Man Assured of NMEA Presidency

Explosions  Shake City Of 20,000   Synthetic Rubber Plan: In Flames; at Least Eight Injured.

Seven Workmen Injured by Bl by. Blast   Explosions in Batadien - Dlant Followed by’ Fire

BLASTS ROCK TEXAS PLANT   7 Hurt As Fires Touch Off Earth-Shaking  Explosions

Eight Injured In Texas Town Today  Blasts Still Heard  in Borger Plant

Explosions Rin Through Borger Texas Plant   Seven Injured In Blasts: Fires Spread Over Area

Fire Rages” In Wake of Explosions   Seven Injured At Butadiene Production Firm

 —BLAST INJURES SEVEN MEN— Explosion Wrecks Texas  Synthetic Rubber Plant

Eight Injured In Butadiene Plant Blast   Series of Explosions Rock West Texas Town

Blasts, Fire Hit Butadiene Plant In Texas  7 Workers Injured When Explosions Occur Near Borger

Eight Injured In Texas Town Today   Blasts Still Heard In Borger Plant Four Hours Later

BUTADIENE PLANT BLASTS ROCK BORGER   Eight Men Injured At Phillips Chemical; Cause Not Known

Seven Workmen Injured by Blast   Series of Earth-Shaking Explosions in Butadien  Plant Followed by Fire

Panhandle City Shaken; Fierce Fire Is Raging   At Least Eight Men Injured as Chemicals Explode and Burn

BLAST ROCKS BORGER, TEXAS   SYNTHETIC RUBBER PLANT EXPLODES, FIREMEN HELPLESS

ixplosions Rock  Butadiene Plant   Seven Men Injured A: Fire Engulfs Huge  Texas Refinerv Plant

Blasts Touch’ Off Fire Flames Sweep Chemical Plant at Borger, Texas

Seven Injured; Fire Rages in  Phillips Plant   Battle Blaze in Butadiene Factory After Three Hours

CONGRESSMAN SAYS GENERAL IN DIVISION OF WAR CONTRACTS OF BILLIONS SHOULD BE FIRED

MacArthur Calls For Limited War Against Chinese   He Tells Congress U. S. Must Abandon 'Defeatism' Policies

MacArthur’s Views Given To Congress   Understands Plan Had Approval of Joint Chief of Staff

His Ideas on Strategy.  ‘Shared by Military: Chiefs, Congress Told

Refutes Charge That He Favors All-Out Attaek   Many Weep as He Ends Historic Address to Congress

Tells Cheering Congressmen BombManchuria, AidChiang, Hold Formosa, Asia Is Vital

Joint Chiefs of Staff Approved His Plans : Against China, General Tells Congress In Address; End of Military Career Announced

If Victory Is To Be Gained In Far East  Defeatism’ Policy Must Be Ended. Conaress Told

Eisenhower Sees President Before Take-off to Paris   General Assured of Full Support in Job To Build up Armies

Eisenhower Holds Final  Conference   Truman Assures Him Of Full Support In Building Defenses Of Western Europe

—EISENHOWER MEETS TRUMAN— ‘General Leaves Today F or European Command

Eisenhower  Goes Abroad   General to Weld Force to Resist an Aggressor

President Backs’ Tke As He. Flies ‘To West Europe   New Supreme Commander! Stops French. Program For Big Hero’s Welcome

Will Set Up No. Atlantic Pact Army   Has Final Talk > With Traman

General Off On European  Delense Role   He'll Explore Allies’ Readiness; Spur Organizing

Truman Tells Ike U. S. Is  Backing Him   New Allied Commander Off to Paris to Start European Army Job

‘Ike’ Leaves To Weld Western Defense Forces   Gets Send-Off From President; To Visit European Capitals

Eisenhower Told US. Backing Him Heads For Paris   Meets With President Before Leaving For Airport.

Eisenhower Leaves for France On Mission to Weld West Europe Defense Against Reds  Truman Says General Has Backing Of U. S., North Atlantic Powers

Railroad Wage Hike Approved   Six Cent Boost In Excess Of Government Ceiling

PRICE CURBS GO IN EFFECT   Control Order Means Many Price Rollbacks And  Some Increases

Six-Cent Rail Boost O.K.’d By Johnston  Hourly Increase Is More Than 10 Pet. Ceiling Allowable

Approves Rail Wage  Inerease   Six-Cent Hourly Boost Pierces Government’s Ten Per Cent Ceiling   Eric Johnston Agrees With Panel Decision o1 Special Consideration

Approve 6¢ Pay Boost For Rail Workers   Increase Pierces Federal Ceiling On Wage Hikes

Okays Rail Wage Hike   In Breaking Ceiling Formula, Johnston Say: This Is Special Case

Six Cent Rail Pay Hike Given   Ten Per Cent Ceiling Is Pierced By Action

Million Rail Workers Get Pay Increase   6-Cent Raise Pokes Hole in Wace Ceiling

Special Consideration—  “Above Ceiling” Pay Increases F or 1.000.900 Rail Workers Approved

SURPRISE BOOST PIERCES FEDERAL WAGE CEILING   JOHNSON REPORTS SPECIAL EXCEPTION FOR RAIL WORKERS

Johnson Grants Rail Pay Boost  .. not Hourly Hike Million Workers

Liquid Gold Aids To Fight Cancer   Radioactive Particle Is Listed Among Atoms Now Used in. Treatment

Radioactive Gold Is Cancer Aid, Reports Still in ‘Hopeful’ Stage

MOVING AHEAD FAST  Radioactive Liquid Gold Is  Used In Cancer Treatment

PARTIALLY EFFECTIVE ~ Radioactive Gold Used In Cancer Treatments

3 GUNMEN ROB COLUMBIA BANK NEAR BELLEVILLE   FLEE WITH $8,000 AFTER TELLING 11 TO LIE ON FLOOR

STATE COLLEGE BLAST INJURES ) IN BUILDING   Bluefield Negro School  Rocked By Explosion Bic ie i On aie

UN And Red Liaison Men  Deadlocked   Third Conference Fails: No Further Meeting Called

PEACE TALKS APPEAR T0 BE DEADLOCKED   Enemy Refuses to Discuss Anything Except Time, Date for Reopening Parley.

North Carolina Brunette Favored To Win Miss America Crown Tonight

Former Bootlegger Faces Dope Charge   Waxey Gordon Faces Life Term as Fourth Offender

Three Others Held Former Beer Baron Arraigned  ‘On International Dope Charge

FIND MOBSTER, HENCHMEN WITH HEROIN CACHE   Bail For Waxey Gordon 3 Others Set At $500.000

EX-BEER BARON CHARGED WITH DOPE RACKET   Waxey Gordon, 63-Year-Ole Mobster and Three Others Arrested.

Four Are Held on  Narcotics Charge   Waxey Gordon, Notorious Beer Baron of Prohibition Days, Is Among Prisoners

Notorious Mobster Cited In Dope Case   Ex-Beer Baron of Old Prohibition Days Is  Involved in Narcotic Operation, U. S. Says

Waxey Gordor Picked Up As Dope Peddler  Long-Time Mobster Held With 3 Others

Waxey Gordon, Beer Baron of Other Days, in Narcotics Case   Accused of Being Source for West Coast Dope Arriving in New York on Ships; Bail Set at $250,000 for Racketee

Waxey Gordon Arrested For Dope Peddling  Was ‘Beer Baron’ During Prohibition   $250,000 Bail Set   Had Police Record

 ifmree Uthers rieiad  Former Beer Baron Arraigned On International Dope Charge

Agents. Arrest: Ex-Beer Baron In, Dope * Sales  “Waxey Gordon Nabbed With Three Others fn

Prohibition Era Beer Baron Held   Waxey Gordon Is Arrested On Narcotics Charge

Governor Approves Ferry ‘Monument’  Bill Already Signed But Resources Board Still Opposed

AT CHARTER MEETING   Kansas-Missouri Chapter of Society of Administration Formed

fempers Run Hot at Non-Stop Five-Hour Session in Panmunjom; But One More Attempt Is Being Made.

BREAKDOWN OF KOREAN TALKS THOUCHT NEAR   Debate Over Stalled Bul. fer Zone Issue Grow ing Hotter   TANK-LED CHINESE ATTACK CONTAINED

Allied Infantrymen Repulse Red Thrusts  Tenk-led Chinese Attack Hurled Back In Moon liaht Battle

Buffer Zone Issue Gets Hot, Parley Near Breakdown   Still Meeting But No Pro: gress Made On Main Dispute

NEW COLLAPSE OF CEASE-FIRE TALKS 15 NEAR   Tempers Let Go At Session Negotiating Buffer Zone

Another Begins in Spite Of Dimmed Hopes  Red Attacks With Bugles And Drums Set Back On Heels

Winter Returns  To Midwest Area   Snow, Rain And Wind Buffet Many  Regcions.

Midwest Feeling Lash of Winter  Snow and ftrong Winds Hit Nerthern Lokes

Tax Boost Bil All Ready For Truman To Sign   Measure Raising Income And Many ‘Excise Taxes On Nov. 1.

The New Tax Bill  Is Sent to Truman   Bill Will Provide About One-Half Revenue Truman Asked For

$5'/2 Billion Tax Boost to Truman  Measure Will Hike   Measure Will Hike Individual Income Levy About 1134 %

Truman Ready To Sign New Tax Measure  Individual Income Tax Boost Nov. 1; More Excise Levies

TAX MEASURE AWAITING O.K. OF PRESIDENT   Bill Voted By Congress Largest Passed In Peace Time.

Higher Levy Starts Nov.  after House Gives Approval   Once-Defeated Measure Gets 25-Vote Favorable Margin; Precident’s OK Seen Certain

Income Taxes To Be Raised  On November    Higher Rates Coming For Gas. Automobiles. Whisky, Cigarettes, And Other Products

‘Administration House Leaders Score Victory   Income Levies To Take Sharp Jump Next Month

‘Up Income, Sales Taxes  ‘In $5,691,000,000 Bill   CORPORATION TAXES HIKED; 1134 PER CENT  RAISES IN INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAXES   Main Sales Tax Boosts

House Votes Levy Boost   Expect President to Sian Measure Shortly

TEREMPERATUuRE   Here’s Hou Tax Boost Is Spread   Expect Quick Approval From White House

House Passes Bill For Big Tax Hike By 185-160 Vote   Boosts to Take Effect Nov. 1; 3rd Largest Total

Truman Due To Sign New Tax Measure   Bill Increasing Income Levies Effective Nov. 1

NEW TAX BOOST NOW AWAITING TRUMAN'S OKAY   House Passes Measure By Roll Call Vote— Washington Obser: vers Say President  Will Sign.

Income Levies Will Get Sharp Increase Nov. 1  White House Gives Final Okay

11 Per Cent More Will Be Paid on Single Incomes  Excise Taxes Rise When Bill Is Law

House Sends Tax Increase To Truman   Approves Boost Of $5,691,000,000 By 185-160 Vote

Truman Receives Tax Boost Bill For Signature   Measure Completes Perilous Journey Through House

Tax Increase Awaits Action Of President   Sharp Hikes, Provided Bill Is Signed by Sunday

Truman May Sion New Tax Measure Today   Higher Rates Effective Nov. 1 If ‘President Acts Fast

House Reverses Self —  Tax Boost Awaits Only Siqnature by Truman

Big Tax Bill Waits Signing By President  Measure Edges Past Howse In 2nd Trip, Changed Verv Little

Tax Increase Measure Awaitinc President's Signature After Tough Journey Through Congress

The New lax bill Is Sent to Truman  Sharp Boost in Income Rates May Be Effective  November  SOME EXCISES DROP  Bill Will Provide About One-Half Revenue Truman Asked For

House Passage Sends Tax Bill To President  Bis tie Pac   Means Income Tax Increase Just Under 11% Per Cent

HIGHER INCOME TAX RATES START ON NOVEMBER 1   Levies on Liquor, Automobiles, Gasoline and Cigarettes Go Up.

 Tax Bill To Become Law With Truman’s Signature; Sharp Increases Provided

Rates On Dozens Of Manufactur Products Due To Go Up — Truman Sign ture Taken For Granted — Boost Wou Go Into Effect November 1

Congressmen Rushing For Adjournment   Individual Income Taxes To Be Boosted Nov. 1; Similar Bill Rejected Tuesday

Tax Increase On Truman’s  Desk Today   To Average 11° Pet.for Individuals, Higher Excise Rates

House Approves Tax Increase By 185-160 Vote  President Expected To Sign Measure feta leu at Cara

Approve Hike by 25 Votes   Income Taxes to Go ‘Up Nov. 1; Total Is Below Truman Request

New Tax Raises Bill Now Awaits President's Okay  Boosts for Income, Other U.S. Levies May Begin Nov.]

HOUSE PASSES HUGE HIKE, 189-160   Measure Will Become Law On November 1   To Be Hit As Well As Individuals: Excise Levies Also To Be Higher

House Okays Five Billion  Tax Increase  ee 3 Tax oP: November  ee i a   Income Tax Up November  If Truman Signs By Sunday

Increased axes Okayed byHouse, Sent to Truman   Northern Democrats Reverse Stand, Vote For Controversial Bill

Tax Hike OK'd Alter Hard Trip Through House   Action Aseures Passage; Bill For 5 Billion Waits  President’s Signature

Truman's Signature All That's Needed To Increase Taxes   Congress Passes Bill Yesterday: Individuals to Pay More on Incomes.

RUSSIA'S MOVE [S AWAITED IN BIG 4 PARLEY   Believe Stalemate ls Getting Under Gromyko's Skin

Gen. Eisenhower Meets King Of Denmark Today  Will Leave Later In Day For Norway To Have Defense Talks

Break-Off Seen Planned In Advance   Peiping Says Four Bombs Dropped

NPA BEGINS TO RECRUIT STAFF Controlled Materials Plan May Be Placed In Operation July 1

Higher Telephone Rates to Finance Wage Increases   Southwestern Bell Serves Notice That Subscribers Must Eynact to Fant Bill

‘aybeans   Bell Telephone May Seek New Rate Hike Due to Pay Demand

Tran Uncovers Overthrow Plot   Red Party Seeking to Unseat Shah, Tehran Dispatches Show

M‘Arthur Has Right to Bomb Bases If Manchurian Planes Peril Allies

Dawson Mum Despite O.K. By President   Truman Reported ‘To Have Told Adviser To Testify On R.B.C.

Dawson Ignores Truman Advice to Testify Before Senate RFC Investiaators

Congress ‘Report Card’ Shows Senate Works Hardest But Passes Fewer Bills

PROGRESS IN AREA   Officials Pleased With Stage of Flood Fehanailitation

FROM HUNGARY   U. 5. Diplomats Ordered Out Of Country By Red Govenment

TWO EXPELLED FROM HUNGARY   U. S. Diplomats Ordered Out Of Country By  Red Government

2 American Diplomats Told To Go   Pair No Longer Are Welcome, Hungary Says

Hungary Kicks Out Two Yank Envoys For Allied Connections In ‘Spy Plot’

Hungary Ousts U.S. Diplomats   Two Americans Termed Unwelcome; Must Leave By Noon Today

2 American Diplomats to Leave Hungary  — Comumnist Officials  Tells Representatives

Hungary Acts Against Two US Diplomats   Orders Them Expellec Because of Spy Plot Connection.

Civil Rights Order Seen As Vote Bid   Observers Regard Truman’s Move As Campaign Foundation

Allies, Red Troops Spar Lightly; , French Forces Herald Bastille Day

UN, Red Forces Sparring Lightly Along War Front   Allied Ground Troops Dispersed Enemy Company Northeast of Chorwon; French UN Forces Observe Bastille Day

Rival Armies Spar Lightly Aleng Front  U.S. Planes Strike Again At Airfields

Action Is Light On Battle Front   UN Ground Troops Disperse Communists  To North Of Chorwon

ALLIES AND FOE CLASH LIGHTLY ON WIDE FRONT   U.N. Troops Disperse Red Company Northeast Of Cher. won--U. §. War. planes Strike At Enemy,

Korean Front Rather Quiet  Pea J poe   French Troops Use Lull To Celebrate Rastile Dav.

wvult Fieages ienty of Action at Proper lime OPPO ET PO IIOP I LO LOG PLT PIT IGT   Taft May Pass Up Conflict for  Keystone Delegation’s Contro

US Navy To Call Up 3,000 Reserve Petty Officers Between Oct. I And Dec. 15

COUNTRY EDITORS FOR EISENHOWER   BUT THEY PICK TAFT TO WIN NOMINATION AND TRUMAN TO BE ELECTED.  

TO AWARD MEDALS   White House Ceremony for General Dean and Okla homan, Missing

Honor Medals To Go To Two At WhiteHouse   Wives Of Dean. Lieutenant Will Receive Decoration At Ceremony Tuesday

President Will Present Award To Wife Of Missing Army Officer Next Tuesday; Army Releases Story Of Heroism

Top Medal to  Ex-Sooner   RE ee ee ny eee  Wife to Receive Congres sional Medal of Honor Won by Missing Officer

Lieutenant's Heroism Told   Truman to Give Officer's Wife War’ s Ist Medal of Honor

Top Medal to Ex-Sooner .   Wife to Receive Congras. sional Medal of Honor Wen by Missing Officer

\U. S., French Officials Kept Informed of Developments  British Trying to Block Iran Oil Seizure

ALLIES RECAPTURE A STRATEGIC HILL   INFANTRYMEN_- STORM HEIGHTS 12 HOURS AFTER CHINESE ADVANCE,

Allies Recapture Strategic Hill On Western Front   Two Commie Jets Are Damaged In 15-Minute Battle

jack aud Forth a a Orn  Allied Soldiers Recapture Hill Lost To Red Forces

UN Infantry Recaptures Hill  Sub-Freezing Weather Blankets Korea Front

U. N. Units Hold Ground Against Chinese In SubFreezing Weather   ONE MILE GAIN BY ALLIES AT YANGGU

Group to Probe Legal Restrictions Of Atomic Bomb   Law Might Prevent Use of Weapon by Atlantic Pact Army

MISSOURI IS CLEANING UP AFTER FLOOD   River Recedes from St. Louis to Cape Girerdeau, Sweeps South.

Missouri Flood Waters Recede   Levees Expected To Hold River trom Cape Girardeau South

Leaves Rehabilitation Work Mississippi Recedes Along Line From St. Louis to Cape Are:

300,000 Idled In Industry As Crisis Mounts   Perishables Spoil; Nation Crippled By Fuel, Food Shortage

Wildcat Strike Is Reported As Still Spreading  President’s Appeal  Fails To Bring  End To Walkouts (BULLETIN)

*TRUMAN WARNING IGNORED Striking Railway Wor kers Extend ’Wildeat Walkout

Expenses Filed by Democrats  Spend $26,163.29 in County During   Spend $26,163.29 in County During Election; Reveal List of Contributor

UN Stull Sees Hope For Talks  Charges Continue _ On Violations - At Kaesong

No Indication Of Breakdown In Truce Talks. Allies Claim   Communists Make 3 New Charges of Kaesong Area \ iolations

Opinion Made Amid Welter Of Red Charges   Spokesman Sees No Sign of Permanent Parley Breakdown

In Truce Talks Not Permane  Say ae al    Investigation Of 3 New Communist Complaints  Allies Begin anes

Break Not Final, Says UN Official   Allies Initiate Investigation of 3 New Red Charges

New Charges  Presented by  Communists Claims Allies  Commit Neutral Zone Violations

Break In Sessions ls Not Permanent   Communists Throw New Charges At Allies, Accusinge UN Of Violating Kacsonge Neutrality

Spokesman Says Truce Breakdown ls Not Permanent   Communists Charge Anew That Allies Are Violating Zone

ENEMY CHARGES OF U.N. ATTACK BEING PROBED   Viajor MacMaster Tells Newsmen There Is No Sign Of A Final Breakdown  In Truce Talks.

UN STILL HOLDS TRUCE HOPES   ‘No Sign Of A Permanent Breakdown,’ Claims Spokesman

Allied Spokesman Foresees Truce Talk Revival   On the Battle Front

No Indication Of a Permanent Talk Breakdown  New Red Charges Are Continuing

Reds Charge  New Breaches   North Koreans Pour Thousands Into Eastern Fight

Talks Breakdown Not Permanent  UN Expresses Hope Amid Welter of New  Communist Charges

UNITED NATIONS COMMANDERS SEE NO INDICATIONS OF TRUCE TALKS BEING BROKEN FOR GOOD

Allied View: No Permanent Break In Talks   Sees No Indication Of Breakdown, ‘Says UN Spokesman:

No Indication Of End To Tace Talks   Breakdown Is Not Believed Permanent, Says U. N. Spokesman; Reds List New Charges.

New Charges Of Violation Are Hurled   Allies Investigate Three Complaints By Communists

Reds Release New Charges Of Violation   Allied Spokesmen Say Truce Talks Are Not As Yet Completely Broken Down

U.N. Spokesman Discounts Truce Talk Breakdown  Reds Lodge Three New Complaints of U. N.  Truce Violations

Allies Hold Out Hope Truce Talks Still Alive   ‘No Indication Of Permanent Break,’

Korean Truce Talks Not  Broken Down   Allied Spokesman Says No Indication Of Permanent Break

Reds Keep Up Charges of New Truce Violations   Neither Sides Wants Responsibility For Renewina Hostilities

No Breakdown In Truce Talk ‘Seen By Allies   ‘Reds Deliver New Charges That Zone Has Been Violated

Spokesman Says Break: Is Not Final   Three New, Charge: By Communists, Are Investigated By” Allied Cammand

UN Checklng New Violation Charges   Allied Spokesman Expects Renewal of Truce Discussions

Allies See No Sign of Final Parley Break.   Commies Continue Flood of Charges Against U. N, Forces

No Indication Breakdown to Be Permanent   A Welter of New Communist Charges on Kaesona Violations

See No Permanent Breakdown in truce Negotiations        gas Reds Make New Charges of Zone Violations.

No. Indication: “Thar. Present Breakdown. Is: Permanent;:Red” Charaes ices

Chinese Motive At Truce Meet Baffles Allies   Commie Forces Being Bolstered In Korea, Report

U.N. Spokesman Doubts Collapse Of Peace Parleys  Red Chiefs Offer New Complaints On ‘Violations’

Permanent Halt In Truce Parley Is Not Expected   Allied Statement Made Amid New Barrage of Communist Charcaes.

Commies Make More Complaints Of Violations.   Allied Spokesman Sees No Indication of Parmanent Breakdown

More Violations Charged by Reds   Allied Spokesman Suggests Permanent Breakdown Of Truce Parley to End the War Not Indicated

Hope Still Alive For Truce Talks  Probe New Charges That UN Forces  Se gape en,

Reds Make New Charges Of Violation   Allied Spokesman Says No Indication That Breakdown Is Permanent

New Communist Charges Bring Investigation   Official Contact Between Delegation: ls Maintained

Neither Side Ready To End Truce Talks   Little Change In Attitude At  Kagesonag

EDS KEEP CONTACT T0 AIR CHARGES   Allied Spokesman Sees No Indication of Break as Communists Make New Neutrality Protests.   CHARGE KAESONG ZONE VIOLATED   J. N. Command Starts Investigation .of Latest Charges Believed to Be Manufactured Incidents.

Talks Still Not Broken Definitely   Enemy Has Failed To Answer Ridgway Offer to Resume

U.N. COMMAND PROBES RED COMPLAINT   Charge U.N. Plane Dropped Flare Over Neutral Zone   Of Permanent Breakdown In Truce Talks. Allied Spokesman Says

No Sign of Final Breakdown in Talks ToEnd Fighting   Allied Spokesman Makes Statement As Reds Hurl New Charaes

MORE FLEXIBLE SYSTEM ASKED BY JOHNSTON   Feelings of Labor May Be Soothed By Revision

Ten Per Cent Boost Allowed by Stabilizer   Johnston Requests WSB to Find More Flexible Formula

Lenten Guideposts  Good Fridav   Personal Messages of tuspiration and Faith  Every Day Ils Pay Day

Joe Says File Calls Parker Red   Cites Times’ Letter on City Editor

Offers Proof McCarthy Expands Red Charge Against ‘Times’ City Editor

Drivers P le ad Not Guilty In Fatal Accident   Randall Under Bail of $1,000 On Charge of  ‘Neolioent Homicide’

Frail Premier Tearfully Tries To Soothe Crowd   As He Speaks Iran’s Army Is Alerted To Watch For Landing

Mossadegh Attempts Tc Avoid Riots   Premier Js Barred From Parliament; Speaks On Street

Tear-Shedding Premier Seeks To Calm Crowd   Armed Forces Set To Prevent Try To Seize Abadan

Invasion” _ Rumor Hits Tehran   Anti-British Feeling ‘High Over Oit Outer Mob Yells for Blood

Red Press Gives Report On Talk   Accuses UN Leader Of Being Agent Of The US Government

Senate Kills Auti-Green Stamp Bill   Edson Deal Casts Deciding Vote After Tie  20 to 20

Floods Plague Midwest Area: Damage Heavy   Fires In Southwest Reported As Nation Suffers

Rich Farmland Inundated; Fires Hit Southwest   Emergency Declared In Kansas; Indians Pray For Rain To Check  New Mexican Blaze

Floods Cover 55,000 Acres fn Middlewest   Missouri and Kansas Fight ‘Floods While Droughs and Forest Fires Grip Southwest

Sioux City   « Springdale Residents Alerted To Evacuate Ai Moment's Notice  Other Areas Hit

7 Dignitaries Mark Lenin Death Pravda Fditor Sees Failure for LS. Inwerialist Invasion Plans’

Predict Senate Group Will Urge Bigger Tax Load On Lower Brackets

King Faces Lung Operation Today   LONDON, Sept. 21—(UP). Great Britain's ailing, 55-year-olc King George VI will undergo a chest operation, it was an

Allied Forces Punch Out Gains In Central Korea  Seme Aawance Reda On Nine-Mile Front Southeast Of Kumsong

Trygve Lie to Address Assembly Tomorrow at Paris; Ask Disarmament

U.N. CHIEF WILL ASK RUSSIA TO CONSIDER ALLIED PROPOSAL FOR DISARMING NATIONS

Yugoslavia Appeals  To UN to Prevent  ‘Another Korea’ Wares Reds Mave 28   Warns Reds Have 25 Divisions Ready for  War On Her Borders

Yugoslavia Appeals for Help from UN   Gharges Russia Now Has 25 Divisions On Her Borders —

Wants Commies To Reconsider Allied Proposals  Hopes Soviet Will Anan Ab Onna tr

—DISARMAMENT Lie Plans New Pilea  To Russia   SEEKS END OF HOT-COLD WARS

Appeal to Soviet Scheduled by Lie   UN Secretary-General to Urge Effort To End Hot, Cold War Immediately

Indiana fo Reject Raid Shelter Plan  Hold $48,000,000 Outlay Impossible

$48 Mil. For Bom Shelters Unicel To Pass Assembly   ‘Program With Equal Aid  By US Before Con; ference Thurs.

Groesz Sentenced For Anti-Red Plo   Archbishop Is Given 15 Yeors In Prison; Others Sentenced

Prelate Gets 15-Year Term   Hungarian Court Convicts Archbishoo Groesz

—BIG FOUR— Opposed To Agenda Of Russia  Three Powers Wil   Three Powers Will Not Give Ground

West Offers Solid Front   U. S., Britain and France Oppose Propesed Russian Wording of Agenda

Solid Front by West on Big-4 Meeting Agenda  Determined Not   Determined Not To Give Ground On Russ Phrasing

Deputies Face Early Deadlock In Paris Meet   Russians, West : Dispute Wording Of Tolks Agenda

Big 3 Ministers Not To Yield To Red Demands   Soviets Against Rearming Any Part of Germany

Western Allies Line Up Solidly On German Issue   Are Determined Not To Give Ground To Soviets In Shaping Agenda For Future Conference

Western Allies ‘Standing Pat’ On Big-4 Talk   Deputies Tell Russia Phrasing of German Issue Must Remain

 BIG FOUR—  Reds Face Solid West Opposition   AGENDA IS AT ISSUER

Big 3 Now Pessimistic About Parley   Stand Firm On Program Against Russian’s Blasts

Big Three Deputy Ministers Stand     Firm In Demands , Hopes For Success ~Of Paris Meeting” ~  Rea Growing Dim

Reds Face Solid Western Front In Big Four Talk   West Will Not Give Ground In German Issues

West Solidly Against Agenda Of Russians   Allies Won’t Give Ground On Phrasing of German Iscne

BIG 3 DEPUTIES. STANDING FIRM.   Determined To Hold Fast On Reich Issue.

Solid Front Against Red \genda Plans   Deputies in Third Meet, And West Says It Won't Give Any Groune

Disagreement Marks Big Four Conferences  Deputy Ministers At Odds In Paris  Meetina

Big 3 Face Russia With Solid Front   Russia Proposes Meeting Discuss German Armamen'

West to Reject Soviet Plan for A German Peace   Hold an Unarmed Reich Would Leave Way Open for Red Armies ta Move

CALL ON EGYPT /TODECLARE WAR   MOSLEM BROTHERHOOD DE MANDS ACTION AGAINST GREAT BRITAIN.

Moslem Group Of Egypt Uraes  War Declaration   Brotherhood Meeting 's Climax to Day Of Demonstrations

Moslems Ask State of War With Brifain   {See more on Egyptian siturtion on Page i4-A.)

UN Orders Israel OutofHuleh Area   Security Council Stops Drainage Project Work Until Negotiations End

CRISIS OVER TRAN’S GREAT OIL FIELDS Could Be Worst Since Hitler Invaded Poland

RST BREAK REPORTED IN RAIL DISPUTE   N.Y.C. Indiana Harbor Belt Signs Pact With Major Brotherhood

HARBOR BELT LINE GRANTS WAGE BOOSTS   Brotherhoods Deny Action Break In Dispute

2 Feet Of Snow Snarls Chicago  Hundreds Of Miles Of Streets Cloaaed

Southern Bloe Fights  Controls   Disalle Refuses lo Withdraw Present Ceiling

Southern Bloe Moves To Kill  Cotton Ceiling   DiSalle Refuses To Cancel It. Points Out Level Is Above Parity

Issue Placed Squarely Up To State Voters   Pass Bills Calling For Constitutional Change, Requiring Referendum Vote

Reapportionment Question Up to State Voters for Decision   Need Referendum to Make Changes

Accused Paddler Denies Charge   Mother of Pupil Hit School Head—Report

Paddle Swinging Mother Faces Court For Walloping Principal of School

TONE MARRIES BARBARA PAYTON   ACTOR, EYE STILL BLOOD. SHOT FROM FIGHT, SAX¥S HE FEELS WELL.

Embargoes Placed By  Railroads   Layoff Of Industrial Workers Begins In Some Areas Because Of Wildcat Strike

‘RUSSIA ADVISED TO MAKE PEACE BY MOBILIZER   Nation Will Become Island Of Austerity, Wilson  Declares   PRODUCTION PEAK EXPECTED IN 1953

Wilson Says U. 5. All Set In Arms Race   Mobilizer Tells Canadians Of U. § Weapons Strenath

WILSON TELLS CANADIANS  U. S. Set to “Throw Fear’ Into Would-Be Aqgressors

Russia Warned To Make Peace Or Be Doomed   U. S. Defense Mobilizer Says Nation Would Be Island Of Austerity

World of Culture Hangs Its Head  Music “Murdered” at Dodger Baseball Park

_What are [hey Playing”  Ball F ans Make Music at Ebbets Fi ield

2,426 Dodger Frans Bring Instruments—  “Music” Tormented, Tortured And Killed

Glockenspiels Mingle with Bass Drums At Brooklyn's Music ‘Depreciation Night

World of Culture Hangs Head in Shame Over Murder of Music at Ebbets Field

Conaress Holding Saturday Session  Agencies’ Funds Must Be Approved

House Votes Down Resolution for an lowa Liquor Probe   Kills Resolution For Second Time In 2 Days Voting

Truman And Ike Meet To Discuss Defense Issues   General Claims That Only Study Of NATO Ptans Brings: Him To Capital

IKE TO MEET WITH TRUMAN   General Says He'll Discuss ‘Military Affairs’ With Superiors

Ike fo Talk Only of Arms And Military   General Repeats His.. Declaration to Discuss Only Matters Dealing With His Job

Price Curbs Are Defended   Johnston Says: ‘Got To Step On Some Toes’

Truman, Press Spar On 1952 In Talk Today   Army Job Won’t Interfere With Ike, Truman Says

President Says That Eisenhower Is Free to Run   Truman Sheds No New Light on What His Plans Are for ‘52

Eisenhower Politics Future Left to Him   President Declares Europe Duties Won't Interfere Election Year

Eisenhower’s Job No Bar To Polities,  Truman Says   But Declines . To Speculate On How Long Tob Micht Run

Truman Asserts lke Could Enter Politics in 1952  Reports General's Duties in Europe Rad 7 ie ae a: Se od

Believes Duty Won't Interfere   He Doesn't Know How Long General Will Be in Europe

!Truman Says Ike’s Duties Not Likely To Interfere With His Plans For ’52

Eisenhower Free To Enter Politics, President Says   European Duties ° In 1952 Should Not Prove Barrier, Is . Truman’s Opinion

Can Run In ‘52 Election If He Wants   Truman Says That In Any Event Ike Will Put Duty lst

TRUMAN SAYS IKE CAN RUN IF HE DESIRES   European Duties ‘Won't Interfere, President States

lke’s European Job No Bar to 198) Campaign   President Comments General Put Duty To Country First

Truman Says Ike Can Run If He Wants   Tells Newsmen He’s Sorry Sen. Connally Criticized Ai

Duties Won't Interfere'Tke’ Can Run in ‘52  lfInterested: Truman

EISENHOWER’S ROLE WON'T INTERFERE IF HE WARTS 10 GET INTO POLITICS, TRUMAN SAYS

Sure General Will Put Duty To Nation First   President Will Fly To West Coast For Conference Opening

“Ike” Will be Free in 1952.  President Says   General's Duties in Europe Won't Keep Him from Presidentia  Race if He Wants in

Truman Holds Eisenhower’s European Duties W on’t Bar Him From Politics In 1952

President Declares General Can Run For Top Job If He Chooses   But Two Senators Recently Returned From Europe Say ike Too Busy To Seek White House

Traman Doubts Duties To. Interfere if Ike  Interested in Politics

General Seen Putting Duty ToU.S. First   President To Address Opening Of Conference On Treaty For Japanese

Ike Is Given Go-Ahead Sign  Could Seek Nomination, President Indicatec

EISENHOWER ~ FREE T0 RUN IN 1952 - TRUMAN   Says Duties Will Not Interfere if the General is Interested.

Duty To Country een Top Choice  y Eisenhower   Bet Truman Says Nothing Will Block aa if  Interested In Polities

Says ‘Ike’ May Run If He Chooses  Duties Should Not Stand In His Way

He Disagrees NATO Duties Bar Candidacy   Praises General for  Motives, Record; Studies Bovle Case

Sure General Will Put Country First   Cites Allied Chief In Europe for a Magnificent Job

Would Leave Way Open for ‘Ike’  To Run in ‘52   Duties in Europe Won't Interfere, President Tells News Conference.

Truman Thinks Eisenhower to Put Duty fo His Country First   Doesn't Believe General's Duties in Europe Will Interfere With 1952 If Ike Is Interested in Politics at That Time

Ike Is Free To Run in ‘52 If He Chooses   President Tells Newsmen General Can Be Available

President To Open Jap Peace Meet   New Conference Devoted Largely To Political Ideas;  Comments Listed

PRESIDENT SAYS GEN. IKE FREE TO SEEK OFFICE   THINKS EISENHOWER WILL PUT HIS DUTY TO COUNTRY FIRST

1952 Race Plans Up to Eisenhower  President Doubts Duties Interfere

IKE CAN RUN IF HE WANTS. SAYS TRUMAN   Eisenhower Now Doing ‘‘Magnificent”’ Job, President Adds

President Says lke Free to Ror   General Will Put Duty to Country First, Newsmen Told

THE WEATHER   Ike’s Command No Brake On Politics Truman Declares

TRUMAN THINKS DUTY TO NATION TO COME FIRST   Doesn’t ‘Guess’ On How Long His Dockea Will Taka

Eisenhower Free to Run If He Wishes   Duties in Europe Won't interfere,  Tamm Rartavac

Pratses General eee  lke’s Duties Won't Interfere With Candidacy. Truman Savs

Truman Says lke Free To Run In 1952   President Believes General To Put Duty First

Kisenhower Free To Run In 1952, President Says   Truman Adds He Believes “Ike’ Would Put Duty To U.S. First

AST Says Ike’s Duties Won’t Halt Any Politics   F echteler Wants Navy To Have Topflight Air. Arm

Will P Put Duty To Country First:  HST Says tke’s Army Job: No Bar To Political Activity

‘ikes Army Job Won iinterfere, Truman States   General Can Choose Politics in 1952 ‘lf He So Desires’

Truman Sees Ike Free for 32   President to Open ' Jao Treaty Sianing

NOT IN IKE'S WAY   President Truman Says General's Job Won't Interfere With 1952

IF HE WANTS, “SAYS TRUMAN   Eisenhower Now Doing “Magnificent” Job, President Adds

Eisenhower To Be Free If Politically Inclined,  Truman Tells Newsmen

Truman Sees Eisenhower For President If He Wants ToRun   Says General Will Do His Duty By His Country

Truman Feels Assignment Won't Salaries Are Jumped for Interfere With Ike Entering Race Many Story Co. Officials

Doubts Duties Of Gen. ‘lke’ Will Interfere   Truman View Those to ¢ ountry Come First

Truman Says Ike ‘Free’ To Pursue Politics  President Feels General’s Work “Won't? Interfere

Truman Says lke Could be Available For 1952 Politics   President Believes Eisenhower to be Free for Nominatior

Truman Says Eisenhower is Free to Run   Assignment in surope Need Not Prevent Candidacy.

Truman Says Ike Can Run If Interested _ Believes,: However, That: Duty Is First:

Truman Says Gen. Fisenhower Free to Run For President  European Post Won't Interfere If He Wants To Enter Politics in ’5.

President Says ‘Ike’ Free To Rur   Believes General’s Duties No Bar To Politics In 1952

Truman Hints Free Hand For  “isenhower  Says General May Not Be Tied Down In Europe in 1952

Truman Says tke's Job in Europe Wil Not Interfere With Anything in 1952

Eisenhower Seen Available in ‘52 If He is Interested   President Doesn't Think European Duties Would Interfere

Truman Doesn't Think Ike's Army Job Will Interfere With Any Interest He Has in 1952 Politics

Truman Thinks lke Can Run f He Wants To  Boyle Matter Still Being Studied For Facts. He Says

Political Rumors Fly About Eisenhower for GOP Presidential Candidate

Speculation on Status of ‘Ike’  Correspondent Sums Up Developments

Ike-For-President Move Is Gathering Momentum   Politicos Study Question Of Eisenhower's: Availability As GOP’s Candidate For 1952

MRUOTTIIS Ver On'er Cndad KuUMOors \Wrow —  But No One cia Whether Ike Will or Won’t in 1952   By REFLVIAN MORIN

Only Two Candidates Loom on GOP Horizon, but... The Word Is ‘Ike’ In Smoke-Filled Rooms Across Nation

BEN. IKE OR TAFT TO Bt GOP CHOICE   Republicans Feel Certain Truman Will Be Demo Candidate.

Political Talk Centers On Chance For Drawing Eisenhower Into Race

Congressmen, Workers  Included In His Appeal   Top Officials Of Major Political Parties Would Also Make Statements Of Additional Revenue

Urges Public Reports By US Officials   President Advises Account of Gifts, Income and Loans

Public Account Of U.S. Officials Income Sought   Truman Asks Congress To Pass Law Requiring Report Each Year

Yearly Income File By Federal Employes   overnmentRests Case  f 'Hot Car’ Charges

Public Accounting For _ Judges, Solons, Aim of Message to Congress

Truman Asks Law Requiring Solons And Top Govt. Officials To Report All Outside Income

BSA EAM RM ERCCRTEaPTE FNP were pre uP pre  Truman Would D bites AN Income of Top Officials

PRESIDENT SAYS WOULD PREVENT WRONG CONDUCT   NOTE TO CONGRESS ASKS SPECIAL LAW REQUIRING REPORTS

Urges Income Reports From Top Officials  Truman Says Plan Would U  ncover

Truman Urges U. §. Workers Give Accounting   National Party Officers Included In Proposition

Truman Would Have All Highly Paid Federal Employes File Gifts, Loans

Message On Subject Sent  To Congress  Would Prevent ‘Improper Conduct

MILITARY. AND JUDICIARY ARE ALSO INCLUDED   Truman Says Move Needed To Protect Honest Majority

PUBLIC INCOME REPORT ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Says Statements By Top U.S. Officials Would Encourage Honesty.

President Wants Report On Incomes   Truman Asks U. S. Officials To List Receipts

ON THE INSIDE   Truman Endorses Report of Income  By Top Officials

Public Notice Of Incomes for Officials Asked  Military, Civilian

SAYS LEGISLATION WOULD HELP 10 AVOID. SUSPICION   Congress Members, Generals, Admirals. Judges Would Be Incloudad-

Drasitent Asis law To Combat Grati ia Oflice   Proposal Contained In Special Message

Would Require U.S Officials to Make Income Public  Truman Asks for

Truman Asks — That Leaders  Reveal Income  Proposes That Top Off icials File Statements Each Year

Truman Asks. Wage: Reports  From Workers   Cites. legal. Means ~

Truman Would Fore:  Government Worker:  To File Pay Report Would Make Illegal  Ry ae a a   Would Make Illegal Practice of Taking Gifts From Concerns

Truman Asks Law Requirinc Financial Report by Officers   Would Include All Who Make Over -¢10000 ver Year

Those Receiving Over $10,000 Yearly Included   Special Message Sent     To Congress as RFC Probe Continues

Probe Development  President Asks Pay-File Law \For National Party Employes

Law Requiring Federal Workers to File Statements on Total Income Is Asked

Asks Federal Employes to List Income   Public Accounting Each Year Favored by the President

Truman Suggests Officials Give Public Accounting Each Year of Total income

Truman Urges All U. §. Leader: Reveal Incomes  ssrelar Aerewrrmimbtinmm

lor Report on All Income  President Asks Congress For Law On Employes

Boyle Testifies, Denies He Influenced Lithofold Loan   Law Would Require Federal Employes To File Yearly Statement On Income

TRUMAN aks CONGRESS 10 BAN GRAFTING   Wants Statement of Outside Income of Federal and Political Officials.

Aimed at Top Brass, Solons   Helps Prevent Improper Conduct, Truman Says

URGES PAY ACCOUNTING   Truman Would Make Al Officials Report Their Incomes

Would Require Top Officials  to Tell Incomes   Truman Suggests New Law to Prevent Improper Conduct 

Truman Asks Law to List Salary, Gifts  Would Require, Federal Workers To File Inegme

Congress Asked To Require Its Members, Top Federal Officers Anc Generals, Admirals To List Income

Acheson Explains Yalta Agreements   Says Russia Was Needed To Check Japs in China

IS DEFENDED   U, §. Didn’t Know At Time Whether It Had A-Bomb, Acheson. Says

Signed Agreement With Russia Without Being Certain, Could Not Guarantee Chiang's Survival.

Gen. Ridgway Confirms UN. Massacres   Slaughter of 13,000 ...: Should Have Been no Shock. Says Commander

Deplores Manner In Which Report Became Public  South Korean Leader Charges 255,904 Civilians Slain

RIDGWAY BACKS REPORT POW'S SHOT BY REDS   Commander “Deplores’ Manner in Which Report Was Made

ADGEA AIRLIFT WITH oo UOT DN OUT FLIGHT   Transport Vanishes on Way From Vancouver to Anchorane.

Passengers Include  Americans   Faint Radio Signals Only Clue Te Giant Liner

UN Officials and Military Passengers Aboard Airlift Plane Heading for Korea

Unusual Mishaps injure 3 People   Knox Man Badly Hurt As Tractor Overturns;  Oil City Boy Injured

Unusual Mishaps injure 3 People  Knox Man Badly Hurt  As Tractor Overturns;  AW ee BoP gd

PROBE DEATH. _ OF BABY GIVEN DRINK OF BEEF   Sitter’s Boy Friend Tried tc Revive Infant With Soda Pop.

BOY GIVES BABY BEER; IT DIES   Tries to Revive Infant With Soda Pop

Tried to Revive Child with Pop:  Boy, 17, Accused of Killing Baby With Half Bottle of Beer

Hold 17-Year-Old Texas Youth Probe Death of Year-Old Baby. Fed Half a Bottle of Beer

Teen-Ager Accused of Giving Beer To Infant Which Later Caused Its Death

Cy per Ore IAFSONC SITE   Teen-Ager Held In Baby’s BeerDrinking Death

SEEK DEATH CAUSE — Sitter’s Boy Friend Gives Beer to Year-Old Baby

Year Old Baby Fed Half Bottle of Beer by Teen Ager Is Dead   Tried Orange Soda Pop to Revive Tot

Where To Find It   Baby Dies After Being Fed Beer By Teen-Aged Boy: Start Probe

Counties That Feil Down Saturday Had Chance To Get In Correctly Sunday After Naon

Mock Air Raid Test in State Is Successtul   Bradford, County Take Part in Drills, But No Sirens Are Sounded

TAXES A FACTOR   New Federal Rates Influence Marketing of Farm Crops

Chooses Death Rather Than 70-Year Term J A eee   lowa Court Affirms Houstonian’s Penalty; Wife Is Prostrate

Doctor Facing 70-Year Prison Term Kills Self   Rutledge Found Dead In Car After Court Refuses His Appeal

Doctor Convicted In Staying Ends Life  Dr. Robert Rutledge Found Dead in Auto

Great Britain Defies lran Ultimatum, Tells Technicians to Remain

lowa Cities Ask Correction of Bond Law Passed in ‘51   Limitation on Bond Issues in Municipal Improvements Reasor

Government to Tighten Purse Strings On Big Tax Concession Program

IRAN OIL TALKS TERMED CRUCIAL   British Seeking More Time To Answer Demands For Profits—Deadtine Sunday Morning.

Leaders In Korea Carry On Debate   Some Believe Reds Can Force Decision

Fight, Wait and See—  Allied Officers Differ In Debate  Of Communists’ Korean War Plans   Burma Seeks Help In Getting Rid Of Chiang Troons

‘FISSION FISH?’   A-Sub to Join U. S. Fleet Tn 1954, Navy Reports

Curtain Ready to Go Up on World's First Sponsored Television Program

Curtain Rises on First Sponsored Color Television Program in World

Curtain Opens On Color TV   Go-Ahead Follows Supreme Court Action

Sales Are Up With New Laws On Kasy Credit   Dealers Believe Upturn Will Be More Apparent “As Public Catches On’

Allies and Reds Take Up Touchy Buffer Problem   Three Sessions Held But No Hint Is Giver As to What Went.On

TRUCE DELEGATES “DISCUSS BUFFER ZONE IN KORE!   Red and U. S Representatives Consider Critical Question at Three Separate Sessions,   ALLIED POSITION  IS NOT DISCLOS      Announcement of Adjourument Gives No Indication as to Time of Next   Meeting.

Merrill School and Staff Prepare For Opening on Monday, Aug 27   Change Kindergarten Hours, Lunch Plans

Sioux County Again Rates at Top Of Soriculture Ladder Throughout lowa

5) New Jet Models In Soviet Service, Publication States   Speedy New Red Fighters Improved Over MIGs Used In Korea

Russians Have Five New Jets Of Late Design   Jone’s Says New Aircraft More Advanced Than Speedy Migs

EX-SAILOR REMEMBERED *  Prewar Chats on Bench Lead to $437,000 Bequest

UN Prisoners Told ‘Merits’  Of Communism   ‘Red Righteousness’ School Conducted Behind Enetmy Lines

“DUPED BY TRUMAN, MAC. RHEE. WALL STREET’ {DUPED BY _ TRUMAN, MAC, RHEE, WALL STREET”  30 UN POWs Released By Communists After Taking Class In Red Policies

TAFT-HARTLEY ACT USED BY TRUMAN TO END COPPER STRIKE: UNION SAYS MEN WILL WORK

Railroad President Tells State Board Need for Increase _ In Intrastate Freight Rates

Allied Warplanes Have Killed Or Wounded 1,400 Reds In One Atternoon

Reds Bringing Up A Huge Army To Cut Off Escape Of EighthArmy   American Planes Are Slaughtering Thousands Of Chinese But Thev Keen fominge

Battles Rage In Korea Despite Armistice Talks  Allied Warplanes In Greatest Rail Strike Cause Huge Damage  =m A + PR ITAID Eee

College Student, Kept Awake by Wild Party. Kills His Fraternity Brother

Shy, Teetotaling Student “Not Sorry’ He Killed His Hard-Drinking Roommate

SESSION ON MANAGER   Citizens Government Group Dis cusses Candidate Qualities

Radio Writers’ Past President Refuses to I Talk on Red Affiliation

Seri ript Writer Balks In Quiz On Movie Reds   Declines Reply On. Activities In Fear Of “Tneriminalion”

Eleventh Hour Stay Denied  Four of Seven Martinsville Negroes Are Electrocuted

Four Negroes Die in Electri¢ Chair   Three Others to Die ” Monday in Richmond, Va.; No Demonstratior

Pay Penalty  For Crime   Denied Last Minute . Stay of Sentence, Four Electrocuted for "Rave

Four Negroes     In Famed Case Flectrocuted   Martinsville Rapists Die in Chair; Climax To Sensational Trial And Prolonaued Debate

4. Electrocuted In Rape Case   3 More Martinsville Men Due To Die Monday

Four of Seven Martinsville Negroes Denied 11-Hour Stay, Are Electrocuted

Four Of Seven Martinsville Negroes Die In Electric Chair; White Man Also Goes

Convicted Negro Rapists Executed   Four Die Unaware . Of Aid Attempts

3 More Await ‘Walk’ Monday 4: Die In Virginia Chair In Attack Case Reds Hit

Seventh Nearo In Famed Martinsville Rape Case Electrocuted at Richmond

l1th-Hour Reprieve Denied Four Southerners Electrocuted  For Rane: Three to Die Monday

FIVE RAPISTS 60 TO DEATH CHAIR   Four Negroes And White Man Executed —. Three Other Negroes Slated For Electroculion Mondav.

Five Die In Chair Three Others Due ToFollow Monday  re FO ee ville s Are   First Of Martinsville Negroes Are Put To Death.

Meyers Freed, Then Arrested   Ex-Gen. Paroled On 1 Count, Faces Tax Evasion Charge

‘WARTIME GRAFTER PAROLED  Ex-Gen. Meyers Leaves Prison, Faces Tax Trial

General’s U.S. Visit Explained   Stability Of Europe While Rearming Is Reason For Trip By Eisenhower

General Cites He Will Speak  If Time Comes   Denies Subject Came Up During Monday’: Talks With Truman

Europe's Economic-Arms Problem Reason For Eisenhower's Visit, President Explains

Truman Says Eisenhower's Visit Was to Discuss Europe’s Problems; General Promises He  Will Speak Out on Politics “If Time Ever Comes”

Truman-Eisenhower Taiks Deal with European Economy   President Concerned Over Stability During Period of West's Rearmament.

PRESENT JOB VITAL lf Time Comes, Ike Will Speak   TRUMAN SAYS European Problems  Brought Ike Home

CALLED GENERAL HOME TO DISCUSS ECONOMIC WOES   EISENHOWER REMAINS MUM ON QUESTIONS CONCERNING POLITICS

President Fears Economy Trouble For West Europe   Eisenhower Departs Against Hint of New Crisis for Free World

E uropean Stability, Topic of Eisenhower Talks: Fear Trouble, Says President

Problem Of Europe Was  Visit Cause   Truman Tells Why  He Called Eisenhower Home; Fears Economie Trouble Overseas

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Eisenhower Outlined Problems

Truman Says lke Called Home to Discuss European  Problem; Fears Trouble

ECONOMIC ILLS BACK OF TALKS   Truman Gives That As Reason for ‘Ike’ Being Called Home

President Cites Economic Threat Due to Rearming  Informal Speech Scolds Congress For Cut in Aid

Europe Economy Said Eisenhower Truman Topic   President Asserts West Faces Threat Of New Troubles

West's Rearming Reason for Visit   Truman Says He Called Ike Home to Talk of Eu rove’s Economics   SEES TROUBLE AHEAD  Eisenhower States If Need Arises He'll Speak Out  on Politics

Eisenhower, Truman Talk ©  General Will Speak Out ‘When It’s Time

Ike Came to Talk Problem Of Stability   Effect of Rearming on Europe’s Economy Reason For Trip

Truman Give: Reason for kes Visif   General Continues To Brush Aside Political Questions

Truman Hints At New Crisis For The West   Euvrope’s Economy Reason for Ike Talks

Brushoff For All Polifical Questioners   Neither Truman Nor Eisenhower Disclose Decisions

Truman Says West’sStability Was Discussed   President Fears. Much Trouble: Polities Avoided Again

Wave Of Selling Tumbles Stocks  Break Worse Since Korean War Started

Soft Coal Under  Export Controls   Cargo Vessel Shortages Bring Quota Edict

Lawmakers Take Holiday; Action On Bills Delayed   Senate Approves Limited Loans to School Districts

Both Says Taxpayers “Taken For Ride”... . oe  Governor And Road Builder Dispute Over N.C. Program

Governor And Leading Contractor Blast Each Other Over Road Plans

Governor Scored On Roadbulding Program By Teer   Builder Says State Headed Upon Road Toward Socialism

DISASTER CALI IN PLAINVIEW   Drumming Rains Still Falling; Guards Alerted

FLOODS THREATEN TEXAS PLAINS AREA   Plainview Under 2 Feet of Water; One Dead In State: Highways Cut: Phone Service Out

FLOODS BRING DISASTER CALI IN PLAINVIEW.   Drumming Rains. Still Falling; Guards Alerted .-

Ridgway Demands Guarantee (Of Neutrality Near Kaesong   Refuses To Send Negotiators Back Without Assurance

Wants Assurance Neutral Zone Will Be Kept That Way.   Supreme United Nations Commander “tscyes-thtimatum—

RED APOLOGY FOR ARMED INCIDENT IS NOT ENOUGH   RIDGWAY SENDS NEW NOTE, POSTPONES RESUMING TALKS

Reds Must Give Assurance of no More Violations   Ridgway Says Red Troops in Neutral Zone ‘Not Trivial’

Ridgway Awaits Positive Pledge from Red Chiefs   Will Not Resume Talk at Kaesong Unless Guaranteed

Talks Won't Be Resumed Until He's Assured Of Compliance   Apology for Violation of Neutral Zone Not Enough

KAESONG MUST STAY NEUTRAL, HE TELLS REDS   Blasts Communist Apology As Inadequate Excuse

Ridgway Aloof To New Red Pledges   U. N. Chief in Far East Wants Further Neutrality Assurance

Ridgway Demands New Assurances That Reds Will Keep Their Word   Allied Commander Sets Terms For Resuming Peace Talks

No Talks Until ‘Free’ Kaesong Assured: Allies  Reds Told Apology For Violation Of Neutral Zone Not Enough

General Awaits Red Reply to Blunt Messaae   Permanent Break Threatened for Next Violation

Allied General Calls for New Red Promises   Supreme Commander Bluntly Acknowledges Communist Excuses

Ridgway States Testes for Talks  Allied Leader Says   Allied Leader Says Apology Not EnoughMust Keep Neutrality

Ridgeway Puts The Screws On Communists   Refuses to Resume Truce Talks Without Ironclad Neutrality Agreement

APOLOGY IS NOT ENOUGH ~-RIDGWAY   U.N. Commander in 1 Blunt Message Sets Terms for Reopening Stalled” Korean Truce. Talks.   ALLIED DELEGATION IS HELD IN TOKYO   Ridgway Demands - -Com_ plete Neutrality for Kaesong Where Armed Reds.   Appeared During - Sete sion,

Demands Reds Assure Kaesong Neutrality Pact  Accepts Red Apology On Troop Incident in Blunt Message

Insists On Assurance  From Reds   Ridgway Wants Guarantee Of No Fuiure Violations Of Neutrality

Red Apology Not Enough, Declares UN Commander   Demands Assurance Red Delegates Will Observe Neutrality

Ridgway Asks Neutrality Be Assured  Halts Peace Talks, Sends Stiff Note To Red Commander:

UN. Chief Gets Tough With Reds   Says Apology Isn’t Enough In Threat Te Break Off Meetings

Gives Conditions UN Requires For Renewing Parleys      Several Solons Rap Faculty As Congress Begins Probe Of West Point Honor Case

Allied Leader Says Answer ‘Not Enough’   Declares Sessions. Off Until Stronger Assurance Ia' Given.

Rejects Apology. as Not ‘Accident’   Warns Another Incident Will Stop Cease-Fire Talks Altogether

Gen. Ridgway Acknowledges ‘Communist Apology for Last ‘Saturday's Violation of Zone

UN CHIEF CALLS. FOR ACTION IN -KAESONG AREA         Bars Resu: mption: of. Parley ‘ "Until. -Foe. Gives:  : Guarantees   WARNING IS BLUNT”   Delegation. Headed: 1 By Joy Stays: In Tokya:D jaring  olmmnsae” °

Mere Apology Not Adequate For General  Wants Guarantees Reds to Keep Word

—CEASE-FIRE-— Wants New Assurances  From Reds  Kaesong Neutralit   Kaesong Neutrality Subject Of Dispute

Cease Fire Talks Will Not Resume  Until Reds Reply   Allied Commander Bluntly Acknowledges Red’s Apology For Saturday’s Violation Of Neutral Zone; Does Not Think It  Was An “Accident.”

General Ridgway Sets Terms for Reopening Talks   Bluntly Acknowledges Apology for Neutrality Violation and Savs It Ien’t Enouch

Ridgway Wants Kaesong Neutral Zone Assured   Tells Reds They Must Assure Him They Will Keep Word

Apology Sent for Troops in Area by Red Commanders Not Enough, UN Chieftain States

Reds Must Keep Neutrality Pact, Ridgway Insists  Kaesong Talks Won't >. wm... _ ._ 8 gg. ga*8- he   Kaesong Talks. Won't Be Resumed Until He Receives Assurances

Apology _ Termed Insufficient   U. N, Comniander Radios Harsh Note to Enitemy General

Apology Is Not Enough, Reds Delegates Told   Ridgway Demands Assurances City Be Kept Neutralized

New Guarantee  Asked of Reds   Cease-Fire Talks Will Not Be Re  eymed Until Received.

RIDGWAY PRESSES REDS T0 ASSURE NO MORE VIOLATION OF KAESONG NEUTRALITY ZONE

Ridgway Halls Korean Peace Parley Again   Claims Chinese Reds Knew Thai Troops in Area

Ridgway Tells Enemy Talks Hinge On Act   General Bluntly Acknowledges Commies Apology Issues Ultimatum

Apology Is Not Sufficient, Allied Leader Declares   Refuses To Accept Explan ation That Appearance Of Heavily Armed Red Troops Was “Accident”

Reds Told To Keep Promises Or Talks Will Not Continue   Tells Reds Troops In Area Was Not “Accident”

Ridgway Tells Reds To Keep Their Word   Says Cease-Fire Parley Won’t Go On Until The: Keep Neutral Zone

Ask Red Pledge Neutrality Pact Will Be Honoret   Ridgway Determined Not To Resume Peace Talks Until Assurance Given

TERMS LISTED FOR RENEWAL OF TALKS   Demand Strict Neutrality Agreement In Kaesong   When Conference Will Be Reopened: Joy Meets With Commander

Apology Isn't Enough, says The General   New Assurance Of Kaesong Neutrality Must Be Offered

Says Red Apology For Violation Not Enough   Allied Commander Wants Guarantee That Neutral Zone Will Not Again Be Violated; Withholds Delegates

Notice Is Served No More Tricks To Be Tolerated   Neutrality Violation At Truce Meeting Arouses UN Ire

Ridgway Says Cease-Fire Meetings ‘Nill Not Be Resumed Until Reds Keep Neutrality Agreement  Commander Acknowledges Apology, Says It Is Not Sufficient

Apology of Reds Is Not Enough, Ridgway Says   He Must Be Assured

Ridgway: Red Reply Insufficient  Need Assurances That Word Will Be Kept, He Asserts

Ridgway Demands Assurances from Reds on Neutrality   Armed Communists at Kaesong No Accident. U. N. Chief Asserts.

Apology Not Enough, U.N. Boss Says   Talks Delayed Until Kaesong Neutrality Is Made Certain

Demands More Assurance Foe Will Keep Troop Agreement  Insufficient,  Says Ridgway

Ridgway Demands Knemys Pledge Of Neutral Zone  General Says UN Won't Renew  Talks Until Given Assurances

Red Apology Is Unsatisfactory To Gen. Ridgway   Demands Stronger  ‘Assurance Kaesong Area Will Be Kept Neutral far Talbe

Truce Talk Terms Fixed By Ridgway  Doubts Red Troops Were in Kaesong By ‘Accident’

Promise Is Sought on Neutrality   Ridgway Doubts Troop Appearance Was Any ‘Accident,’ as Claimed by Reds   Peiping Radio Charges This Country Delays Negotiations

U.N. Awaits Neutrality Guarantee  Red Apology Not Enough, Says Ridgway

Apolog y Not Enough, Foe Is Reminded By UN Chief   Neutrality Pledge Must Be Observed,  Leader Emphasizes

Allied Commander Asserts Cease-Fire Talks Will Not Be Resumed Until He  Has Guarantee.   PRESENCE OF TROOPS NO ACCIDENT, HE SAYS

Red Apology Not Enough, Ridgway Says   2, oe   Allied Commander Demands Assurance Foe Will Keep Word  n. OV EA OT PAMENTS

Red Apology Acknowledged But UN Commander Bluntly  Questions Communist Word

Ridgway: No Talks Until Assurance   General Says Apolog) Of Foe for Breach isn't Adeauate.

TEMPERATURE   Holds Up Talks For New Reply   Wants Guarantee Kaesong Neutrality Won't Be Violated Acain

Informs Reds‘ Violation of Neutral Zone Neither Accident or Trivial Affair

Sends New Ultimatum To Reds   He Wants Added Assurance Kaesong To Remain Neutral

Calls Breach Of Neutrality ‘No Accident’   New Guarantee Demanded for Kaesong Zone

Ridgway Reply Will Contain  Counter Plan   Command Contends Armistice Parley Red Smoke Screen

HUGE BUILDUP IS VERIFIED BY AIR FORCE   Recent UN Attack Reported To Have Knocked Out 1,000

Great Military Buildup Is Made During Parley  Gen. Ridgway Still wore sei nswe ‘es

Air Force Decides Really Doesn't Need 1.590.900 Pairs Dress Gloves

—-DRESS GLOVES OFF LIST— Air Force ‘Persuaded’  To Cancel Big Contract

Pittsburgh Police Lieutenant’s Wife  Held For Shooting   Fires Four Bullets Into Husband During Early - Morning Argument

To Try Again To Get Big A Together   Russia Repeats Demands That Talks Concern Germany Onlv

Agreement By Reds For Big 4.‘Valk Sought   Soviet Wauts Meet Confined To Germany: Allies Draft Reply

British Help. Leaving Oil Fields in Iran   Evacuation Starts -. After Negotiations End ‘in Failure, .

Smog Victims to Get $250,000 but MillDeniesBlame   Plaintiffs Accept Company’s Offer of About Five Per Cent

American Steel And Wire Company Refuses To Accept Blame But Agrees To Settle To Avoid Lone Siege Of Suits   FREARISH WEATHER BLAMED BY COMPANY

NILES COUPLE FACES ARREST   Authorize Charges Against Parents Of Children Periled By Fire

‘Hearing Tests for School Children. Being  ‘Conducted by Specialist Here This Week

Senate Probe May BeClosed Before June 30  May Hear Only Six = -p i pe. ... CAs2seweaecee   May Hear Only Six To Ten More Witnesses In MacArthur. Inquiry

Continued International Tensions — Heishten Fervency Of Easter Rites

Peace Hungry Easter Observers Attend Services   Continuing Tension Heightens Fervency  Of Celebration

Even Eastern Europeans Jam Churches 'For Celebration Of The Resurrection

World Tensions Highlight Easter   Christians Jam _ Services Even in East Europe; Appeals Made

Pleas for Peace  nighlign! Laster  Services Thronged In Captive Areas

Allied Troops Rescue Americal Soldiers   Prisoners Of Red Chinese Freed By U. N. Forces

U. §. Prisoners Freed In Korea  Americans Rescue 1! Captured By Reds

19 Americans Rescued When Chinese Flee   7 30 Maxwt'mas Snladiar   18 Marines, Soldier Saved As Flier Spots Wallpaper Message

19 Americans Captured by Communists In November Rescued Near Chunchon

CANADIAN RAILROADER DIES  Puai@eeomeaa SF i eaten Se A eee SS hlUC<C«C SS

Revised Figures Up School Funds   Subsidy Increase  Put at $1,500,000

Wife, Grandson Badly Injured In Brownsville   Daughter-In-Law Also Assaulted; Suspect Jailed

lran Is Tense As Riots Flare   Oil Root of Trouble Involying Britain

Fists Fly in Angry Tehran Demonstration   Nationalists Supporters Clash With Communist  Backed Union Workers

Fists Fly at Iranian Red Rally   Communist-Controlled Demonstrators Shout Death to Mossadeah

lranians Clash In Oil Dispute  ‘Death to Premier.’   ‘Death to Premier,’ Rail Unionists Cry

Tempers Flare In Iranian Oil Controversy   Rioters Call! For ‘Death’ Of Premier

Iran Attacks On America  Stepped Up   Moslem Leaders,  Reds Call Rallies   Anti-British Feeling Grows In Parliament, Press After Protest

General Believes Pact Nations Car Maintain Peace   Eisenhower Warns Everybody Will Have To Sacrifice Greatly

Reds Indicate They'll Reject Compromise Bic   Crisis Reached: ‘Issue of Peace or War Up to Enemy

Will Brighten Highways... vale,  State Preparing To Greet Guests

Armistice Talk esumption Seen’ By UN Command   eds Claiming Three Violations f Kaesone’s Neutrality; Allies wait Reply To Ridewav’s Note

Peace Talk: Are Still — Probable   Communists Make New Charges Of Violations: --- -

Hope is Held For Resuming  Truce Talks   But Communists Hurl Three New Violation Charcee

Reds Charge Three New Violations Of Kaesong Neutrality   No Indication Of Permanent Breakdown; UN Ready To Meet When Commies Quit Pouting.

Maj. James A. MacMaster Says ‘There Is No Indication That There Will Be Permanent Breakdown in Talks;’ But Reds Remain Silent

Elmer Anderson To Be Governor Until Election   Today's Announcement Made After Humphrey, Truman Conference

BATTLES RAGE DESPITE TALK OF CEASE-FIRE   Fierce Fighting Hand-to-Hand North of Seoul

Air And Ground Action In Korea Show No Let-Up  Hand To Hand Combat   Hand To Hand Comba Reported In Sector North Of Parallel

Ridgway Wants Reds To Allow IRC Inspection   Allies Agree To Return All  Northern Islands

Earlier Lists Cited Against Enemy Claims  Concession Made At Parleys

Allies Demand Reason Why Lis! Is Not Complete  General Asks Consent For Red Cross to inspect Camps

U.S. Tax Man Had Sideline   Ravenue Commissioner Says Collector Understated By $11,600

Collector Understates His Income   internal Revenue Commissioner Says No Audit Made

World-Famous Bushman Dies   Heart Ailment Fatal To 22-Year-Old Ape

“BUSHMAN” DIES AT CHICAGO Z00   Gorilla Was ‘Largest, Oldest'in Captivity —

Bushman Is Dead   Twenty-Two Year Old Gorilla Dies of Heart Attack'at Chicago Zoo

leath of World-Famous Gorilla Saddens shousands Of Children Around Chicago

Bushman, the Gorilla, Chicago Zoo's Star Attraction, Dies at Age of 22

Found Guilty, Refugee Thief Screams Protest About Being Deported

Wilson Reports Defense Progres:  Production Voiume Nearing Full Stride

Wilson Lauds Output Growth   Asserts Defense Program THittine Foll Stride

‘Wilson Says Production ‘For Defense Program Is Rapidly Increasing

Production Under  Defense Program  Nears Objective $14 Billion In    Goods Delivered  Since War Began

U.S. Arms  Program  Speeding Up Soon Will Hit  Full Stride, Mobilizer Says

Arms Output Nears Stride  Wilson Promises Doubled Production Within Nevt Three Manths

Mobilizer Says Arms Program At Full Speed   But Only Small Proportion Completed Since War Started

Admits Only $14-Billion Worth Completed Since  Korean War   SOME CURTAILMENT OF CONSUMER GOODS

Storm Alters ToHurricane Along Coast   Wernings Fly Along Atlan. tic Coast as North Caroline Coast Threotened

North Carolina Coast Imperilled By Hurricane   Abnormally High Tide: Forecast as Far North As Block Island Area

Hurricane Move: Up N.C. Shore  Precautions Ordered A. ... Act ..2° 2 Mf. 2k

STORM IMPERILS STATE'S COAST   Tropical Hurricane Threat -ens N. C. Seaboard—Cape  j Halleras ‘In Path Of Winds. :

NORTH CAROLINA   Weather Bureau Reports - Storm 60 Miles Off  : Cape Hatteras

‘Get Work Done Soon’ Is Theme Of Legislators   Governor Sets Stage By Calling For Short Session of Assembly

Economy Bloc Presses Cuts   Ferguson, Douglas Offer Proposals to Trim Labor Department Budaet

Cattlemen Boo  Price Official   DiSalle Stubbornly Defends Price Rollback. Says Beef Plentiful

Arn Alerts Kansas National Guard For Flood Duty; One Person Drowns

Red Cross Disaster Workers Sent To Flood Stricken Kansas Areas; National Guard Unite Alerted

More Rain Forecast For Area As Damage Mounts.   Red Cross Workers Sent Into Disaster Areas And National Guard Units Alerted; Hundreds Of Families Evacuated.

 Break Into Four Factions... . ‘ Governors Disagree On Political Issues

Nebraska’ s Val Peterson Is Elected: Conference Chair. : nae Gatlinbaid Tenn. Sessions Closk

Governors Show Both Parties Have Two Camp:    Pro, Anti-Truman _ Democrats Vs. Taft,  Eisenhower GOPs

Governors Split Four Ways on Presidential Choices for ’52 Voting

Nation's Governors End Conference Still Split in Political Factions

Rita Hayworth To Divorce Aly Khan, Asks $3,000,000 To Raise Daughter As Moslem

Rita Hayworth Seeks $3,000,000   Will Ask For Trust Fund To Rear Her Daughter As Moslem

Rita Seeks Three Million From Aly  Actress Plans Divorce Despite Pleading Note From Moslem Prince

Rita To Divorce Aly Khan; Will Ask $3 Million Trust Setup For Their Daughter

Rita Seeks Big Cash Settlement   Will Divorce Aly; Asks $3 Million

Rita Intends To Divorce Aly  Will Ask 3 Million Fund for Daughter

Asks $3 Million: ; Rita Hayworth To Part With Aly Wants Savings Fund For Daughter

RITA HAYWORTH WILL FILE DIVORCE SUIT  A iit,   Actress to Ask Aly Khan Provide $3,000,000 Trust Fund for oon 2 ooo oe © <a. acane at a iar cae

BEFORE MIDNIGHT DEADLINE  Shivers Signs Bills on Election, Operation

Weather Brings §ub-Normal Co'd All Over State   Low Temperatures to Continue, With High in the 40's Saturday.

River Prepares For New Blow At St. Charles   Airmen Fight to Save Levee System

MISSISSIPPI IS NEAR RECORD AT CAPE GIRARDEAU   Shoe Factory Closed by Flood; Airmen Work on Alton Levee.

Congressmen Take Gioomy View of Korean Sifuat‘on   Some Think It May Force Adoption of MacArthur Proposais.

Proof Found Of Red Agaression  Ridgway Possesses Korean Documents

Parleys Expected To Fix Deadline For Truce Talks  Allies Continue to Wait Red Reply  nn a eo 7 ee

OWNER IN TAX CASE — Clark Recalls Trips With   Caudle in Private Plane

Justice Admits Jaunts in Tax Suspect’s Plane   Clark Declares He Didn’t Know About Charges

Supreme Court Justice Admits Pieasure Jaunts   Tom. Clark Denies Knowing Whitehead Under Revenue Inquiry At Time Of Airplane Trips

GOP Opens 1952 Unity Campaign   Senators, Aiming At Victory In 1952, Move Successfully To Heal Inter-Party Splits.

U.S. Captain “Hunts” 200 Reds—  \Daring Officer Uses Head To Scout Cave

Adonis Gets Two Year Term   Hoodlum Caught Up With On Gaming Charge

Oftumwans Lose Lives In Crash Near Mt. Pleasant   Victims All In Car; Four Bus Passenaers Hurt

FATHER UNABLE TO WORK  Doomed Betty Thompson’s F amily Hit Harder By Poverty, Sickness

$800 Hike for County Officers... Senate May  Go Along on Salarv Boost

Senate Okays $800 Boost for County Officers   Goes Along With a House Measure; Final Action Today

Plane Lands When Hit By Squall   None Of 53 Aboard Airliner Is Hurt In Emergency Landing

Pilot Saves Plane In Violent Storm   Giant Liner Crash Lands; 53 Aboard Uniniured

Features for” Everybody In the Telegram Today    Pilot Lands ‘Storm-Lashed Airliner on Virginia Farm

Disaster Averted As Airliner Lands In Virginia Field   33 Escape Death As Pilot Succeeds In Setting Four-Engine Constellation Safely Down On James Riv er Fatate

Near Ricnmond, Ya.  53 Escape As Big Plane Is Forced Down By Storm

War’s Biggest All-Jet Fight Waved in Korea   Two More MIGs Probably Destroyed And One Damaged

U.S. Jets Destroy Record 13 Commie Planes Over Korea  Ground Troops Also Take Offensive With Two Major Attacks

American Jets Destroy 13 Red Migs in Battle   Blazing Air Fight Takes Place Over Mig Alley

Knock 13 MIG-15 Jets Out of Skies   UN Fanks, Troops Take Offensive; Stage 2 Raids

Solon’s Son Got $21,000 for RFC Loan   Sen. Murray Urged Million for Plush Hotel in Florida

Murray Linked fo R.F.C. Loan   Sought $1,000,000  for Hotel in Miami

REC Favors  Laid to Solon   Sen. Murray of Montana Interceded for Son On Big Loan

Senator Murray’s Two Sons Figure In RFC Inquiry   Lawyer’s Fee Is Paid on Hotel Loan, Bennett Reveals

A Senator's Influence in Hotel Loans   RFC Investigators Hear Evidence Murray and Son Asked for Favors

RFC Loans to Miami Hotels Investigated  Murray, Senator's Sc   Murray, Senator's Son, Got $21,000; RFC  Fyxyaminer o Free Gues

Involve Senator In Another RFC “Influence” Dea!   Rear Morray of  Montana Urged Hotel Loan Whils Son Callected Fes

Senator Aided In Florida RFC Loan for Hotel   Murray Interceded, Son Collected Fee Of $21,000

Probers Show Senator Backed  Loan to Hotel   Murray’s Son Received $21,000 Fee for Work In Getting RFC Funds

Senator Named In RFC Probe OF ‘Influence’  Miami Hotel Loans Scrutinized By .

Probe Shows Senator Sought Hotel Fund   Murray Interceded In Miami Request To RFC

The Weather   Murray’s Son Receives Fee For RFC Loan   Fulbright Tells Probers White House Aid Treated to Swank Hotel

Senator, Son Linked With RFC Scandal   Murray of Montana Pushed Hotel Loan; Son Collected Fees for His Services

—ENTERTAINED BY HOTEL— Senate I nvestigators  Quiz Examiner Of RFC

Tie Senator to Miami Probe   Investigators Find Sen. Murray Interceded for Locn to Hotel, Son Got Fee

Senator Helped Son Get RFC Loan for Resort   Murray of Montana Linked to 2nd Miami Hotel in Senate Quiz

Senate Probes RFC Loans ~~ To 3 Hotels   Inquiry Reveals Politicians Were Non-Paying Guests

Senator Linked To REC Inquiry By Witness   Solon Says Murray Plugged For Loan For Luxury Hotel

RFC Official Gets Free Stay In Plush Hotel   Examiner Tells Of Trip After Loan Recommended

Says Senator's Son Got Fee as Lawyer On Loan fo Hotel   Learn of Free Vacations at Luxury Hotel

RFC EVIDENCE FINDS SENATOR PUSHING LOANS   Investigation Show: Son Of Senator  Receiving Fee

Link Senator, RFC Business   Evidence Murray And Son Involved. Miami Beach Loan

Senator Helped Get Loan, RFC Probers Told   Murray’s Son Got Fees From Plush Hotel. Ie Claim

Linked With Hotel’s N egotiations  Latter Got $21,000 Loan  Service Fee

Murray ‘Dragged Into REC Probe’   Alleged to Have Plugg ed for Loan for Luxurv Hotel.

CASH AND FREE ROOMS HELPED CAX LOAN 0. K:   Senator Murray of Montana Interceded for Hotel $1.000.000 Loan.

Senator's ‘Help’ Seen in RFC Loan   Government Official Admits Accepting ‘Entertainment’

Secret Testimony Comes to Light in RFC Hearing   Million Dollar Loan to Miami Beach Hotel Is Latest Item Discussed.

Interceded With Agency To Get Loan For Hotel   Donald Dawson Suid To Have Been Guest Without Charge

Probe Links  Senator and Hotel Loan   Murray Put in Plug te RFC; Son Received Fee for Service.

Senator And Son, RFC Examiner Are Involved In Latest Prohe Testimony.

FINDS SEKATOR PUSHING LOAN   Investigation Shows Son Of Senator  Receiving Fee

Youth Drafting Plan Revealed  By Commission  Fells Grim Facts - On World Outlool

Blueprint For U.M.T. Presented   Program Would Cost Over $4 Billion the First Year.

Accused Doctor Found Innocent   Judge Says Brain Specialist Sober

Allies Advance Despite Red Fast Front Shiff   Chinese Troops Sent Over in Atterript ~ To Halt U.N. Drive

Chinese Troop: Are Shifted to  Eastern Front  Red Unit Switched To Check Further

UN Grinds  Forward In  Hard Fight   Chinese Troops Spring U; On Eastern Area Of  Korean Front

Allies Advance Mile In Korea   Chinese Red Troops Shift: ed To East In Surprise Move

CHINESE IS SHIFTED 10 EASTERN FRONT   Reds Spring One Of Their Most Significant War Moves   ALLIES ADVANCE ONE MILE IN WEST KOREA

GIS, ROKS FIGHT WAY OUT OF TRAP SPRUNG BY REDS   Lose Key Road Hub North Of Wonju; Allied Forces In West Bolster Lines   U. N. To Consider Soviet Charges Of U.S. Aggression Against China

Russ Charges In U.N. Today   Accusations of Amarican Aggression Alrrady Reject. ad by 60-Netion Conmmit: te

Red Charaes On America In UN Today   Rejection Seen In Assembly Just As In Committee

Fires Kill Six; Boat Capsizing Takes Six Lives   $2 Million Blaze Sweeps Denver; One Survives Sinking

Ind Costly Fire Strikes Denver  Six Dead After Fire Sweeps 2 Clubhauses

Ind Denver Fire In2 Days Kills 2  tee ae eee On ee ee   Swank Saddle Club Razed by Flomes

Two Denver Fires Kill 6   Million $ Blazes Destroy Athletic And Saddle Clubs

Six Known Dead  In Club Fires   Two Swank Private Clubs Razed; Many Are Injured.

French Retake Post In Drive  Counter-Offensive mis. Fy. Fd. hina

CONSTITUTION TO BE SKIRTED  GOP Votes To Try ‘Get’ Acheson With Pay Cutoff

Claim Spy Ring  Had Bomb Plans - Prosecutor Says Pair Stole Atomic Sketches

Government Says Trio Accused Of Spying For Russia Gave Reds Sketches Of A-Bomb

Moscow Rule  In U.S. Cited   Communist Party Pioneer Takes Prohe Stand

U.S. Reds Never Disobey Moscow Organizer Says   Hearings Launched By Control Board

SEVEN KILLED IN ACCIDENT NEAR CAIRO   Six Mexican Laborers Die In Auto-Truck Collision, Seventh Dies in Hospital.   CARMI YOUTH IS BURNED TO DEATH   Gasoline He Was Taking Back to Car Explodes in Bridge Sideswiping Accident.

Weekend Accidents On Illinois Roads Prove Fatal To q  Denn Kdriel am mwee Pm   Seven Mexicans Die In Worst Crash Near Cairo Early Sunday

GI Who Didn't Like Rear Area Police Duty Called One of Greatest Heroes of War

His Quick Action in Picking Up Enemy Hand Grenade Saved Lives Of Four GI’s But Wounded Himself

Approval of Drafting 18-Year-Olds Considered Certain in the Senate -

DRIVER OF DEATH CAR IS SENTENCED   John W. Young, Jr., Eas! Berlin, Formerly Of Han. over, Given Year In Jail For Fatal Crash In 1949

UN Troops Brace for All-out Push On South Korea Ghost-Like Capital   Chinese Invaders Lose Thousands of Lives In Driving 19 Miles South of Parallel 38

Defenders Of Capital Brace For Big Attack   Communists Slain By Thousands In Drive Over Parallel

U.N. Forces In Korea Bracing On’ New Lines  U.S. Airforce Makes   U.S. Airforce Makes Heavy Attacks On Advancing Chinese

‘Human Sea’ Offensive  Is Launched   Enemy Ignoring Fearful Losses

Com promise U.M.T. Okay  Is Predicted   Senator Russell Sees No Serious Senate Opposition

Approval Of Compromise Is Forecast   Universal Military Training Likely To Be Given Green Ligh

Sen. Russell Sees Passage Of Draft Extension Law   Says Vital Defense Measure Is Important Step Toward Universal Military Trainins

Approval Is Expected on Draft Bill   Senator Russell Forecasts OK on Measure, UMT Plan Starts in Senate   TO HOUSE NEXT   Similar Approval Seems Assured There As Both Bodies Rush Action

Senator Predicts ‘Approval Of Bill   Compromise Law To Extend Draft, Pave Way For UMT Start

Draft Plan Compromise Is Forecast  By Congress   Four-Year Extension Asked, Age Lowered, Standards Are Eased

Senate O.K. Due Today On Draft-U.M.T.   4-Year Extension Set In Compromise Now Facing Action

Senate Slated To Pass Draft, UMT Measure   “Russell Says Bill : “Most Important”, ‘Apnroval Forecast

Draft-UMT Approval  Due Today  Russell Expects  Senate Passage Mists... cg SP. AG

Compromise Measure Awaits Senate's Action =ompromise Measure Awaits Senate's Action _  Sen. Russell Predicts Approval Today of Bill To Extend Draft and Make a Start Toward UM7

Senate Adion On Draft Due   Approval Of Compromise Draft-UMT Bill Stated, With House Action Later

WAY IS CLEARED FOR EXTENSION OF DRAFT LAW   denale Approval Forecast With Start Toward Program Of Universal Military Training

RESCUE VESSELS SPEED TO SHIP   Freighter With 54 Persons Grounded With Hull Plates Ripped Off California Coast.

Coast Guard Battling Heavy Seas In Effort To Reach Jap Freighter

Help Rushed As Freighter Runs Aground   Jap Vessel Carrying 54 Rips Plates Open Off San Francisco

Jap Freighter Runs Aground  Ship Is Stricken: « OHrLeE C1L.yn ft... 2h.

Rush RearmAlng To Full Limit, Gen. Ike Warns  Dragging It Out Will Break U.5., Senate Unit Told

Ike Against Stalling Action On Re-Arming   Says Western Europe Should Attain Military Goal in Near Future

Long Europe Crisis May Break U. S., Gain Us Nothing, Eisenhower Fears

Congress Told Delense Plans Need Speedup   Eisenhower Says “Drag. ging” In Europe Could Break U. $.

RE-ARMING OF EUROPE, COULD BREAK AMERICI   Must Net Let Situatios Drag Out, Eisenhower  Tells Senators   EUROPEAN EFFORT SHOWS IMPROVEMENT

Ike Hopes Crisis Won't Drag Out   Says That’s the One Thing That Could Break United States

Arms Speedup Urged by ‘Ike   Asserts Inertia Can Ruin Plans. Break U. 8S.

ACCUSE WIFE OF SLAIN OILMAN   Mrs. Thomas Doswell Is Charged In Fatal Dallas Shooting

State Dept. Says Reds Could Halt War Immediately   Voice Of America Challenges Soviet ‘To Arrange Negotiations; Full Unification Not Demanded

Mr. Malik, When and With Whom, is We Sit Down To Statt Talking Peace

Kirk fo Seek More Informatior On Peace Plan  Voice’ Asks Malik Who to See to Get  Al. n.d odiare Chartarl

Acheson Will Get Report From Kirk    America’s Voice Offers Challenge To Red Official

UN's Two Top Officials Schedul Conference To Plot World Or ganization Course Of Action 01 Offer Of Communists   AMBASSADOR KIRK CONFERS IN MOSCOY

U.S. Ambassador And — Soviet Minister Meet To Discuss Cease-Fire

SHOWDOWN ON CEASE-FIRE PLAN ASKED  American Ambassawines Ive et cee an’ aol ba   American Ambassador Instructed to Seek Meaning of Pronacal

oe aera — eee eee  Anderson Promises Reorganization  New Penal Head Fires Central Prison Warden

Anderson Promises Keorganization  New Penal Head Fires Central Prison Warden

Caudle, Who Got Cut-Rate Mink Coats and Cars. ls Quizzed about Plane

Tax Probe Unearths. More: Deals   . Ex-Officio! Reveals. $5,000 Commission In Sale of Aisplane

Catidle Admits Taking $5000 Airplane Fee   ‘Says Howard McGratk Approved Acceptance Of Commission

Caudle Testifies He Gained $5,000 In Sale of Plane   Sold It to Investigator For Two Persons  Indicted for Fraud

Caudle Tells of Accepting Commission on Sale of Plane, Fur Coat Deals

Caudle Admits He Accepted Commission   Former’Ace Tax Prosecutor Reveals That He Got $5,000 in Sale of Airplane. ~

Johnston Says Rate of Inflation Slowed   Stabilizer Promises Some Rollbacks as Price Index Hits Record Peak: Blames Requlations on Communists

2,000 Vietminh Troops Killed  Indochina Rebels Seek To Drive out French

28th’s Movement is Denied by Army   Report is Circulated That Division is Alerted  For Transfer to Europe

ON PAR WITH ’5(   40,000 Acres of Wheat in County About the Same Volume

SOVIET RELATIONS BETTER, KIRK SAYS   Show “Sign Of Turning In Our Favor”, Ambassader  Teitc Trewern

Noted Educator, Scientist Is Dead   Took First X-Ray Photo In America

Dr. Henry L, Smith, Noted Scientist And Educator, Dies In Greensboro

Teeners’ Day Proclaimed For Friday   Mayor Calls For Display Of Flags To Honor State Diamond Champs And Little Leaguers.

BALTIMORE I$ CALLED CHEAP   Anything Over Dime  High Finance, Priest Tells Group

2nd A-Bomb Explosion © In Russia  Is Revealed  No Details Given By White House;

Reveal Russia Has Just Fired Another A-Bemb   Reports Say Two Were Fired But One Was A Fizzle

ANNOUNCEMENT OF TEST MADE BY WHITE HOUSE   Data Indicates Explosion Was Not Hydrogen Bomb Type   S;ARLIER EXPLOSION WAS UNSUCCESSFUL

Blast Brands  ‘Peaceful Use’  Claim as Lie   White House Admits Both  Tesis Were “Weapons;’ Curh Ples Ranswad

Russia Tests New A-Bomh   Another Blast Set Off President Truman Announces

Truman Stresses Fact Reds Have No Peace Motive  Non-Use Of A-Bomb  In Karon Due Ta   Non-Use Of A-Bomb in Korea Due To Fear World War Fear

Data Indicates Only * Standard Nuclear Fission Involved -Not Fusion Type Explosive Used in Hy_ drogen Bomb.

SECOND ATOMIC BOMB 1S SET OFF BY THE RUSSIANS   Blast Is Announced hy White House, but Details Are Withheld for Security Reasons.   FIRST EXPLOSION SEPTEMBER 23, 1945   Truman Says Detonation Confirms That Soviet Union Is Continuing to Make Deadly Weapons.

Truman Tells Of New A-Bomb Test by Russia  Soviet Continues With Program of Atomic Weapons

Only One O Two Tests Successful   No Details Available On Experiment

atest Blast Is First In Two Years: One Test Believed ‘Failure,’ Some Sources Declare

Third Atomic Test Is Failure, Inside Capital Sources Reveal; Hydrogen Blast Not lnvolved

Only Sketchy  Details Given On Atom Blast   Government Still Studying Data on Latest Explosion

White House Says Russians Have Set Off 2d Atom Bomb   Competent Sources Report Soviets Made Twa Atomic Explosive Tests Recently And One of Them Resulted In Failure

Arkansas Solons May Extend Meet   Legislature Still Faces Huge Stack Of Unfinished Bills

Eight Marines Killed At Camp  Shells Fall Short Of Target; 23 Other RAnrinace Waiunded

Atom Masters Impress With Blast Series  a a a ee   Bomb Assortment Shown Off At Yucca Flat Manenvers

A-BOMB DEVELOPMENT SPEEDED UP Conventional Weapons May  Be Rendered Obsolete Soon

Varied Sizes, Staggering Reactions Tynify Latest Series Of Atomic Tests

New Bomb Tests May Make Other Weapons Obsolete Observers Say   Final Blast Topped All Others; Tower Of Flame Over Fireball Different From Others

Andresen Hints Congress Agains! Beef Ceilings   Congressman Urges Cure is to Step Up Production

France Slashes Western Imports  Cost Of Rearming Is Given As Cause

FRANCE CUTS ‘52 SPENDING   Dollar Program Slashed By French In Move  To Economize

Truman Busy. Catching up  On His ‘Sleep   Presidential Vacation on Williamsburg Used for Rest and Relaxation

President Reported Spending Much Of His Time Catching Up On Lost Sleep

Law to Curb Grait Bid By Truman   Act Would ‘Expose Incomes, Prevent Improper Conduct

President Wants Total Incomes Put  On Record   Notes ‘Rampant Graft Charges; Would Include All Top Officials

Boyle Handled ProfitableLegal Cases in Capital   Truman Urges Law To Expose Total Income of All Officials

TRUMAN ASKS LAW TO EXPOSE INCOME OF U. 5. OFFICIALS   Unheralded Action Taken as Charges That Graft Is “Running Rampant” Are Heard.   BILL WOULD APPLY TO PARTY BIGWIGS   President. Says Gifts, Money and Loans Received Should Be Made Public to Allay Suspicion.

Says Public Should Know Total Of Cash And Gifts Top Officials Receive.   Urges Legislation As Important Step To Guard Against Improper Conduct; Little Enthusiasm On Capitol Hill

President Asks Law To Expose Officials’ Income   Proposal Arouses Little Enthusiasm

Law To Expose Total Income of Top Official: Asked by Truman as Graft Charges Probed _

Truman Notes Charges of Graft ““Running Ramp ant”  Law Would Bare Income of Top Officials

Truman Asks Act To Expose All Official Income   Dramatic Move Me! By Cool Reception On Capitol Hill

Grange Closes Annual Meeting   All Officers Are Reelected; Scott Speaks T. Members

LEAVES FRANCHOT TONE IN HUFF  Barbara Payton Discards Actor After Spat Over ‘Old Friends’

Battle Begins For Control Of China Fund   Nationalists Sent Money to US to Buy Planes, Equipment

Strong Demand Predicted For Tobaceo Crops   Higher Quotas Sure To Meet New Market

Strong Domestic, Export Demand ls In Prospect For Leaf This Year

Strong Demands For Flue-Cured   Will Be Met By Increase In Crops

Artillery Brought To Bear On Chinese “Iron Triangle”   Allies Surge Closer To Assembly Area

UN Units Near Key Red Point   Allies Move To Within Artillery Range Of Chorwon, Key Teo Iron Triangle

Chorwon In Gun Range; ‘Front Muddy   Chinese Use 6,000 Men To Stop U. N. Drive From East

Chorwon Within Artillery Range Of UN Fighters   6,000 Battling Reds Bar Eastern Approach  To Assembly Sections

U. N. TURNS ARTILLERY ON CHORWON   Allies in Range of “tron Triangle’’ Key After Gains in West and Center.

Allies Advance To Within Range Of Key Red Base  Near Chorwon,  In ‘Iron Triangle’;

Reds Fight Hard, Hold Back Drive  Out Of East   Enemy Resistance Slackens In West As Rain Mires Way

Vnited Nations Troops Roll Within Artillery Range of Chorwon in West,’ but Battling Chinese Block Advance of Other Forces Trying To  Reach Bastion from Fasi—Freme  ce ©. Cu

Artillery Is in Range Of Chorwon   Allies Push Closer ta Key  City, Advance in Towgh Fighting Gver Hills

Key to Reds’ “Iron Tria ngle”’ in Artillery Range  Allies Near Chorwon  )

infanirymen— Slog 2 Miles Through Mud   However, Chinese Block Advances In Western Sector

ALLIES CONTINUE ADVANCE TOWARD “IRON TRIANGLE”   UN TROOPS WITHIN ARTILLERY RANGE OF KEY RED CITY

Chorwon, Key: Point, Comes  Under U. N. Artillery Range   Six Thousand Battling Chinese Trying To Block Advance On “Iron Triangle’ From The East; Plenty Of Action In The Air.

Reds Battling Hard to Protect ‘Tron Triangle’  Rain, Mud Continue To Hamper Attack Be Bik iin Bi 8 in

Allies Drive Close To Key Base Of Reds   Troops Roll Within . Artillery Range Of North Korea Bastion

6,000 Battling Chinese Block Drive in East   U.N. Forces Within Artillery Range of Reds’ ‘iron Triangle’

Allies Within Artillery Range Of Red Triangle   Chorwon, Kumwha and Pyonggang Compose Vital Assembly Area

Chorwon, Part of Iron Triangle, Is Target For U. N. Artillery   Reds’ Resistance Is Fading In West   6,060 Chinese Block Assault From East On Troop Strongpoint

CHINESE BLOCK OTHER ATTACKS OF N. TROOPS   J. S. Infantry Goes Through Two Miles of Mud, Narrowing Gap to Prize Communist City,

U.N. Within Gun Range oi Key Chorwon   6,000 Reds Block Advance on ‘Iron Triangle’ From East

Assembly Area For Red Forces Under Pressure   Bitter Fight Put Up By Communists Just Slows Down Advance

Allied Guns Within Range Of Chorwon   But 6.000 Reds Block Road To ‘Triangle’ Krom The East

Artillery Now Is Within Range Of City   Thousands of Enemy Troops Battle To Stem UN Drives

Allied Guns to Open On Foe’s Stronghold  Army. Units Within Big Gun Range

Allies Near Key City In North Korea   ‘Iron Triangle’ In Range Of Guns From U. N. Forces

UN Inches Nearer Reds Key Bases   Iron Triangle Comes within Artillery Range

Key to Red ‘Iron Triangle’  6,000 Chinese Battle to Block Eastern Path

Allies Within Artillery Range Of Chorwon   Advance Made Against Lessening Red Resistance

Allies Within  Artillery Range Of Key Town Chorwon Part of Reds   Chorwon Part of Reds Massing Area; Weathe Turns Front to Mud

ALLIED TROOPS CRUSH TOWARD CHORWON AREA   6000 Reds Block Road From East + With Bitter Stand

Battling Chinese Block Advances On Eastern Side   United Nations Troops Gain Ground In Mud On Road Ta Charwon

Allies Near Tron Triangle  Resistance Weaker On Some Fronts, Steady On Others

Key To ‘Tron Triangle’ In Range Of Allied Guns   \U N Front Surges Closer To Communist Assembly Area; 6.000 Reds Block UN Advance From Faat

ChorwonHub Of Strategic Korea Area   Three Towns Tabbed Assembly Points  Far Cammuniscts

Allied Guns Trained on  Red Triangle   Key Chorwon Menaced: East Approach Blocked

Red Chinese Block Drive From East   Most UN Units In West, Central Front Are Surging Closer to Area

Chorwon Under Big. Allied Guns   Key Red Base, a Point Of ‘Iron Triangle’ Is Goal of UN Advance; Heavy Battle to East

UN Guns Within Chorwon’s Range   West, Central Fronts Surge Closer to Communist Assembly Area: Reds Blockine Advance From East

United Nations Forces Roll Close Enough To Key To Red Defense Triangle To Use Artillery, But Battling Chinese Block Advance Of Other Units Trying To Reach Area From East — Action Rages In  Hwachon-Kumhwa Area

ALLIES NEAR KEY 10 RED TRIANGLE   Troops Approach Important Chorwon;  Reds Weakening

Allies Within Arfllery Range of Key Position  Other UN Troops  Blocked by Reds

Chorwon Within Artillery Range   Key City the Assembly Arez for Communist Enemy  in Korea    SWIRLING FRONT LINE

‘Iron Triangle’ Is In Gun Range   Threatening U. N. Advance Is Made Against Diminishing Red Resistance Along Windswept Highway In West

Stubborn Chinese Defend Key Cities   Chorwon Within Artillery Range As U.N. Trooos Edae Northward

Allies Making Small Gains  Along Fronts   Bad Weather Is Check Gn Operations While Reds Battle Furiously

Allied Artillery Is Within Range of Red Key City   - Rolls Up te Bombard *"Chorwan: Chinese Hold Elsewhere

G.l.s Score 2-Mile Gains   U.N. Troops Now Within Artillery Range of Communist Prize Chorwon

UN Forces Launch General Attack on West Korean Front   NX. 5. Tank-Infantry Task Forces Pace Advance: Red Artillery Dimrn Dacteava-d

“Second Pentagon” Construction Is Under Way, Says Harrisburg News   Adams County Area, Already Acquired By Government, Will Be Part Of Installation, Much Of Which Will Be Underground.

SECOND PENTAGON PROJECT RUMORED      May Be Located in Twe Pennsylvania Counties

Another Pentagon  At Ritchie   Harrisburg Paper Tells Of Underground Construction Plans

Army Project tn State Underway   Paper Says ‘A Second Pentagon’ Planned In Adams-Franklin Area

Say Second Pentagon’ Being Built In County Hills; Road Is Underway: Tunnel Is Next

: Truman Plays “Little Fairy Waltz” For Group of Famed Music Lovers

Truman Performs ‘Little Fairy Waltz, Snubs Hints He Should Stick To Music

WIFE NO. 1 TAKES HUSBAND BACK    ‘DETROIT MAN IS’ SPARED  PROSECUTION ON A  CHARGE OF BIGAMY. 

Old Man River Level Highest In 100 Years   ‘Billion Dollar’ Flood Rolls Past St. Lonis On Wav South

River Nears 100-Year High At Metropolis   Threat to Key Dikes Expected to Stay For Week

Body of Lantz fo Reach Ada Friday   Serving with U. S$. Mary When Killed in Seapfane Crash eat Manila.

'One-Package Bil No Good-Barden   Representative Says U. M T. Important Measure in Itself

Barden Plans Strong Fight   House Committee Offers Stronger Congress Control To Pass One-Pockege Bill

Barden Fights To Kill UMT  Provision in Bill  _ [ssié Too Impertant To Be Included With Draft

Acheson Reveals Attitude Toward Big Four Agenda   Says Russia Knew U. $. Plan Did Not Veto Talk on NATO

Compromise Looms On  Europe Aid   Would End Split Inside Cougress

FALLS TWP. TO HAVE 2 MORE POLICEMEN   Approve Plans of Streets of Section of New Danherst Development   'DAVENPORT RESIGNS

TWO MORE POLICEMEN   Appointed By Falls Twp. Super visors To Assist Chief Kirby

Chases Two Hiscapees in Tipton Area   Anamosa Men Get Car There, Drive Away on Highway

“Weapon Far From Spectacular   ao baie od WW @m & See oh NS oh A  Bomb's  Light No! Perceptible To Observers in Las Vegas, Flash But Tenth of a Second

‘Atom Test Today Indicaies a Mew, Smatler Weapon   Explosion Little More Than TNT Blast.--Contrast to Previous Experiments.

U.S. Has Baby A-Bomb Now— Observers View Nuclear Burst; Looks Dim Compared to Bomb

Explosion Is Smallest On Record   Tests May Signa! Start of New Weapon Era

AEC SETS OFF NATION'S TINIEST A-BLAST IN NEVADA   Observers See Flash ~90 Miles Away; New Atomic Arms Era Looms

Tiny Bomb Gives Only Brief Flash   New Weapon Era Believed Opened by Nevada Test

Tiny Flash Surprises — Spectators   New Atom Era Hailed: Ability to Control Blast Is Milestone

Atom Test Blast Fired In Nevada: Smallest On Recore   May Signal Start Of New Era In Atomic Weapons

“fant A-Bomb last Heralds lew Weapon   Early Morning Sun Blots Out Test Explosion Near Las Vegas

SET OFF FIRST OF TYPETODAY INNEW TESTS   Baby Bomb’ May Mean Opening of New Atomic Era

smallest U. 8S. A-Blast Opens New Test Series On Nevada Desert Base

Small Blast May Mean New Weapon  High Steel Tower Used; Watchers See Small Flash

Start of New Weapons Era Possible   Milestone in Nuclear Science Marked By Test in Desert

FLASH FAILS TO EQUAL ANY WINTER TESTS   AEC Statement’ Says Scientific Data Is Obtained

Nearly 900 Planes Lost by U. S. And Allies Since Start of Korean Conflict

Allied Air Forces Busier In Korea Longer, Losses Higher   U. N. Planes In Action 19 Months, Reds Last Eight Or Nine; U. N. Fliers Also Make Low-Level Attacks

U. S. Has Lost More Than 900 Planes in War   This Compares with 300 Losses for Reds

kKkKkkk* U. Ne ALLIES LOST 900 PLANES IN KOREA TO 200 FOR COMMUNISTS

MORE THAN 900 PLANES LOST BY AMERICANS   Total Three Times Greater Than Claimed Destruction Of Enemr Bircraft

BRITAIN ORDERS OILMEN TO LEAVE ABADAN REFINER}   Launches to Be Used in Evacuation of 350 Workers if Warships Are Not Per mitted to Dock.   IRANIAN SOLDIERS CONTROL PREMISES   England Acts After Tehran Says Expulsion Will Proceed Despite Action Before U. N.

Russians Agree To Berlin Talks  Connection With Korec Peace Moves Seen

Russia Consents To Trade Talks After Two Years  Peace Parley Seen As Part Of Reason  Behind Decision

Russia to Join  Tn Berlin Talks   Reds Snap Two-Year Lull Ror Trade Discussion

‘Russians ‘Consent to Trade Talks   New Air of Friendliness Noticed in Touchy Berlin.

RUSSIA CONSENTS TO TRADE TALKS   WESTERN OFFICIALS CAUTION CONFERENCE WILL BE AT LOW LEVEL.

REDS AGREE TO MEET IN TRADE TALKS   Four Powers Will Meet; Soviet Officials More Friendly

REDS CONSENT UNEXPECTEDLY TO DISCUSSION   Acceptance Of Berlir Trade Meet Follows  Cease-Fire Plans

TO BUILD UNLOADING PIER FOR IRON ORE   ware River, Phila.   AT COST OF $8,000,000

Neither Side Wants Blame for Killing Deputy Foreign Ministers Conference

Hatreds Grow at PeaceConference of the Big Four   Soviet Asks Allies Cancel Demands and Yield to Moscow's Terms

Both Sides Fear to Quit Paris ‘Peace’ Parley Because of Propaganda Openine

Just Trying To Straighten Things Out’   Dean Shorter Defense Outlined In Murder Trial

Trial Und2rway in Death of Edon Dentis!   Accused Was “Trying ic Straighten Things Out”, Defense Counsel Says.

Atoms Harnessed For. Electricity   Huge Arco Reactor Plant Operates On Self-Generated Power

~ Civil Defense Officials List A-Bomh Rules—Save Them — They Mav Save Your life.

Civil Defense Officials List A-Bomb Rules— Save Them—They May Save Your Life   THE A-BOMB AND YOU

King Gives Up Belgian Throne  Leopold Abdicates In Favor Of Son, 20

10 Year Old Hero Tells ‘Photogs ‘‘No Love Stuff” With Girl He Saved

Capture Alligator That Injured Girl  * Plucky Gir) Hos Broken Arm, Cub Scout Puiled Her toa Safety

Ex-Officer Says '  Firm Sought Help From White House To Swing RFC Loan

FIRM APPLYING FOR LOAN SOUGHT - WHITE HOUSE AID   President of Lithofold Company Asked Him to Phone  Washington, Witness Testifies.   CALL WAS NOT MADE, SENATORS ARE TOLD   Bid for Influence Disclosed at Investigation Into Charges Against WilHam Boyle.

Printing Firm Aide Says No Pressure  Used To Get Loan   Toole Declares Superior Failed To Get Any Strinos Pulled

BOYLE HEARING GETS UNDERWAY   St. Louis Firm Sough White House Help For RFC Loan

Tank Columns Resisted in Central Area   Allies Showered With Mortar Fire In Southeast

Defending  Eastern Front  "Allied Planes Bomb Vital Airfields; Air Secretary Lauds U. N. Attacks

Reds Rush New Troops for Defense  Communists Hit UN Tank Columns in East Sector

Chinese Making Stand on East, Central Fronts      Fresh Red Troops Digging in Along Eastern Ridges; Enemy Vanishes Entirely in West

Fresh Lroops Digging In On Fastery Front   Allied Tanks Rumbling Toward Kumsong, New Rase.

Fresh Communist Troops Dig In On Rain-Swept Ridges   Reds Battle U. N. Tanks on Central Front But Vanish in the West.

Red Troons Dig In, Slowing Up Allied Advance   Main Enemy Forces Believed Building New Defense Line

Enemy Force Grows.   Fresh Red Troops in Large Numbers Hold Rain-Swept Ridges of Eastern Korea

Fresh Red Troops at Battlefront   Commies Making New Attempts To Stop Allied Drive

Fresh Reds Reported On Eastern Front   Commies Battle UN Forces in Central Sector

Tank Columns Hit in Center; No Resistance On West Front   Allies Gain Mile North of Inje Through Intense Fire

Reds Try For Stand In East   Resistance -Stiffens : In’ Mountain. Areas”  Where Effort. 1s Made To Establish Defenses

Enemy Digging InOn Ridges Under Cover Of Rain Clouds As Allied Tanks Make Gains

ENEMY DIGS IN; TRIES TO FORM A DEFENSE LINE   UN TANK COLUMNS HEAD FOR KUMSONG, NEW CHINESE BASE

FRESH RED TROOPS DIG IN ON KOREA'S EASTERN RIDGES   Battle Allied Tanks On Central Front, Disappear Completely In West

RED RESISTANCE STURDY ON EAST KOREAN FRONT   Enemy Air Force Comes To Life, Strikes Far Behind U.N. Lines; Allied Patrols Lack Opposition In Western Area.

Fresh Reds Dig  New Defense Line  Enemy Vanishes in West; CC inhkkte an fantenl Dearnt

Fresh Red Troops Digging In on Ridges In Korea   Try to Establish New Defense Line On Eastern Front

PILOTS REPOR? NEW ENEMY ~ MANFIIVER   Reinforcements Digging In To Halt Allied Drive   Limited To Patrols, Tank Columns; 2 Spearheads 30 Miles Above 38th

Battle Allies in Central Sector: Vanish In West   U.N. Tanks Roll Toward Kumsong, New Base in the Center

Enemy Digs In On East Flank Of Korea Line   Dormant Air Force  Of Foe Shows Signs Of Coming To Life

Tanks Advance For Miles and Find No Enemy   Communists Battling Fiercely Along the Eastern Section

Allied Tank Units Rumble Northward   New Red Troops Reported Located On Rain-Swept Korean Ridges

Enemy Digs in on Rain-swept Korean Ridges   Battle U. N. Tank Columns on Central Front: Flee in West

‘Reds Reported Digging in on New Defenses * Red Air Force  ;, Strikes Behind ‘Allied Lines

Allies in West Find No Serious Buildup by Enemy  Communists Use Planes, Big Guns To Slaw Advance

Reds Dig In On Rain Swept Hills In Korea   Chinese Troops Getting Ready To Make Stand

Reds Building  New Detenses In East Korea   Allied Troops Target Of Heavy Artillery  In Yanggu-Inje Are:

ENEMY STRIKES U.N. TANK FORCE ON CENTRAL LINE   -ommunist Troops Vanish On Western Front — Bombers Open Way For Kumsong Drive.

Report Red Troops Are Digging In   Little Resistance In West; Expect Heavy Fighting In East, Central Areas

New Red Troops Forming Defense   Communist Air Force Comes to Life. Hits Behind U. N. Lines

Reds Dig In; Rugged Ridges Face Allies   Dormant Red Air Force Shows over UN Lines: Artillery Blasts Defense Posts

Enemy Artillery Fire Steps — Up in Certain Sectors; Red Air Force.Reappears on Front

Patrols in West Find Enemy Gone   Clashes on Central Front Mark U. N. Northward Probes

Allied Tanks Gain Along Two Roads   North Koreans Hit GPs In Southeast With Mortar Fire

New Red Troops Dig in on Rainy. Eastern Ridges —   Communists’ Vanish Completely in West; Allies Neat: Kunisong

Reds’ Air Force In Korea Comes To Life Friday.  Several Allied Positions Strafed  oe oo ;  a

Report Fresh Red Troops Digging in   Little Activity as Planes And Patrols Probe Along New Chinese Defenses

Reds Dig In On New Defense Line   Red Artillery Attempts To Hold Back Allied Tanks in Central And East Korea: West Quiet

Many Fresh Red Troops Are Digging In Along Ridges of Mountains; Allied Tanks Are Rolling Forward

FRESH RED TROOPS THROWN INTO EAST KOREAN BATTLE LINI   By OLEN CLEMENTS

Reds Dig In On Eastern Korea Front   Allied Armor Hunts Vainly for Chinese  In Western Zones— Fight Limited to bast

Reds Digging Into Hills Of East Korea   But Their Forces Have Completely Vanished In West; Allied Tanks Mave Ir

Enemy Vanishes on Western Front  Fresh Red Troops Reported Digging In on High Ridges

U.N. Tank Force Moves Toward Kumsong Sector   Fighter-Bombers Slip Through Clouds to Aid Armored Columns

REDS DIGGING INTO SET UP DEFENSE LINE   Large Numbers of Communists Appear in Ridges on East As They Vanish in West. rate   RED PLANES IN  ACTION AGAIN   U. N. Can Take Care of Chinese Air Force; Serious If Russians Come In. ob

Chinese Dig In On East Front, Retreat in West   Allied Tank Columns Advance In Central Sector; Pilots Bomb Troops Along Kumsong River

Reds Trving To Establish  New Defenses   Enemy Digging In On East Front. Battle In Center, West Silent

Fresh Enemy Troops Dig In On East   Reds Battle Task Columns On Centrof Front, Vanish Completely in ‘West

Chinese Reds Dig In Along Korean Hills   Battle Allied Tanke On Central Sectors, But Vanish In West

Allies Find No Reds On West Front  U.N. Doughboys  _ Straighten Lines ;

ASSEMBLY TO ADJOURN FOR LONG HOLIDAY  Financial Muddle Un solved Despite Consi rences to Settle

IN THE TOWNSHIF   Allege “Substantial Error’ ut Do Not Charge Fraud   IPLACE A DEPOSIT   Date for The Recount is Tc Be Fixed by The Court

Reds Face Ban By Australians  Rafaroandum NDaridag   Referendum Decides Bate Of Communists

Reds Face Ban By Australians   Referendum Decides Fate Of Communists

Supreme Court pens New Term   Decisions On Important Issues Face Tribunal

Expect Historic Decisions From Supreme Court   Cases Affect Racial Issues, Treatment of Communists

-VACATION ENDS. Many Vital Issues Face  U.S. Court  Jurists Ready For ' Important Session

NINE JUSTICES HAVE REQUESTS FOR FINAL RULE   Decisions On Com. munism And Othe National Sore Spot: Go To: Land’s High.  est Courts,

Historic Decisions Loom In New Tribunal Session   supreme Court May Make Decisions Dealing Withi Reds, Race Relations And Other Issues

Supreme Court Begins New Term   Historic Decisions On Communist. Racial Problems Forthcoming

SUPREME COURT'S ‘ FALL TERM OPENS   Decisions of Historic Na:ture Anticipated

Historic Decisions On Communists, Race Relations  .. Ave Fartheamina

Supreme Court Begins New Term; Historic Decisions on Vital Issues Are in Making

Important Questions Face Court   Supreme Court Opens Today, Historic Decisions May Be Handed Down —

‘Youth Convicted: Of harder Gurleg ‘Siore Sureiary   [Student Shot Military  School Quarturmaster - to Death

Cadet Given 25 Year Term   Guilty In Slaying Of Maj. Suhre WMA Officer

LEGISLATORS ASK BOOST IN TAXES   GROLP WOULD INCREASE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ‘UES $20,300,009.

ANGRY FLAREUP AS REDS STALL ON POW LISTS   Allies Say Enemy ~ Trying to Gain New Advantages

lowa G. 0. P. Delegates May Be Unpledged   Sen. Hickenlooper Mentioned As a “Favorite Son”

Senator Predicts lowa GOP Will Not Pledge Delegation   Not Interested In ‘Favorite Son’ Tag Savs Hickenlooper

lowa’s GOP» Delegation To Be Unpledged   Hickenlooper Turns Down Suggestion Of ‘Favorite Son’ Support For Him

Iowa Delegation To Be Unpledged   Hickenlooper Uninterested In “Favorite Son” Role

Fire Destroys / Houston Stores  mec? AR d Fire also   Blast and Fire also Rock City’s Suburb

Power Commission Suddenly Decides It Can’t Reoulate Natural Gas Rates

Few 18-Year Old Boys Will Be Drafted   Not Many Will Go During First Year If Solons Give OK

Solons See No Draft Next Year Of 18-Year-Olds   Base Views on Curbs in Broad Service, Training Bill

Senators See 18-Years-Old Draft Delay   Subcommittee Would  Draw on Other Sources  Even Jf 18-Year Draft  Passes”

SOLONS FORECAST Few Youths to Be Drafted lf 18-Year-Old Law Passes

Lawmakers Predict Drafting Of Few 18-Year- Old Youths During First Year, If Ever

 Few 18-Year-Olds to Be Drafted During First Year Whether or Not Congress Authorizes —  Such Action: Manpower Rechecks Requested

Year’s Grace Set If Youth Draft Passes   18-Year-Olds wil: Not Be Taken Immediately Caused. By Restrictions

Draft Loopholes Seen for Youths If Law Is OKd  - Escape for Year -Earacast Under

Recheck 4-Fs Called For By  Senate Group   Doubt Few If Any 18 Year Olds Be In Draft First Year

Few 18-Year Olds Will Be Drafted Soon   ‘Legislators Point Out Restrictions Will Keep Number to Be ‘Called To Low Average

Men, 18, Face Few Service. Calls i in 1951  ‘Base Views on ‘Bars In Approved Law; - Draft Non-Fathers

18-Year-Old Draft Likely ToTakeFew   Restrictions, New Manyiower Sources T Help, Lawmakers Say

Senate's Draft Bill Taps Few Of 18-Year-Olds   Calls Restricted To Manpower Need, 4-Fs Face Recheck

18-Year-Olds Safe For Year Solons Opine   Few Would Be Drafted, They Say

Hoover Says Communists: More Dangerous Than Pro-Nazis in World War 2

Hoover Warns Of Reds Here  FBI Director Gives Facts to Committee

Oil Research  Fund Planned By Pa. Grade   $90,000 Association Campaign Is Announced  By President C. E. Streeter, Bradford; W.R. Reitz, Oil City, On Committee

UN Forces Attack on East Front   Peiping Radio Hints Reds Will Reject Apology For Strafing of Kaesong

Allied Divisions Push Northward Along East Front   UN Infantrymen Are Waiting In West To Head Off Break Try

U.N. INFANTRYMEN -DRIVENORTHWARD   ‘Open Attack on Eastern Front; West Quiet

U.N. ADVANCES ON EAST FRONT   Van Fleet Calls Attack By Reds Best Way To Win

Allies Attack  InEast Korea  Van Fleet Hopes Reds to Gamble  Peaecnaw a

DRIVE ON NORTE   U. N. Troops Attack Thru Mountainous Eastern Sectors of Front

UN Divisions Attacking Northwar Across Mountainous Sectors Of East Korean Fighting Front  Red Offensive Seen by Van Fleet As Best Chance to Destroy Them

Van Fleet Hopes for Red Attack   Communist Offensive Held Quickest Road - to U.N. Victorv-

UN Troops Attacking Northward   Western Half Quiet As Eastern Division Hits Mountains; No Indication of Drive

U.N. Attacks On Eastern Half Of Fighting Front; Van Fleet Wants Action

U.N. Attacks: Van Fleet Dares Reds   Allied Commander Sees No Signs  Of Red Offensive

ALLIES ATTACK © IN MOUNTAINS OF EASTERN KOREE   No Indication Yet of Red Of. fensive; Allies Ready Ven Fleet.

Want Reds To Attack, General Says; Winter Clothing To Be Issued Soon

Where Youth Was Killed   ALLIES ATTACK IN MOUNTAINS OF EASTERN KOREA   No Indication Yet of Red Offensive; Allies Ready — Van Fleet.

UN Divisions Attaek Over Eastern Half   Allied in West Hoping For Red Attack: No  Indication of Push

UN DIVISIONS ATTACK ALONG FASTERN FRONT   Allied Infantry Waits on West For Red Offense

U.N. Drives North  In Eastern Sector By JOHN RANDOLPH U. S SIGHTH ARMY HEAD

Wants Reds to Attack  No Indication of Communist Offensive Now, Says Van Flee’

UN Forces Open Attack On East Line  Troops in West Wait Patiently

DRIVE 0  U. N. Troops Attack Thru  Mountainous Eastern Sec tors of Front

Van Fleet Wants Reds To Attack   Would Get Them  In “Wholesale Lots,” Commander Declares; Thinks Peace Possible

No Signs Yet Reds Planning Big Offensive   U.N. Divisions Attacking On Eastern Half OF Front,

Allies Attack On East Front While Waiting For Red Push   fase Laman Silamelen

U.N. Forces Attack Along Eastern Front  Van Fleet ‘Invites’ Enemy To Strike At  hlartod Weet Line

UN Forces Attack On Eastern Front  Van Fleet Believes msm. 2». BAsEOR BAS.

ALLIED TROOPS ATTACKING RED STRONGHOLDS   UN Forces Driving Inte Mountains Of East Korean Front

ACTION AIMEL AT ENEMYS SUPPLIES   No Indications Communists Ready For Offensive   Still Possible, Van Fleet States: Reds Will Want Peace Before Winter

UN Attacks on Eastern Korean Front   Gen. Van Fleet Says He Wants Dead 26 Tod Pictvd:

United Nations Soldiers Attack  Thrust Northward  Acroce Mountains

Van Fleet Dares Enemy To Atfack,  Sees Peace Hopes  8th Army's Chief Sends Units into Action in East

Sharp Action Results There   Van Fleet Wants Reds te Attack, Give Better Chance to Crush Them

Allies Continue Attack In Korea   Van Fleet. Eager For Cliinése Attack

Expects No Red Attack At Present   Communists Are Hurt Badly, General Says and Will Ask Truce Before Winter   Eighth Gets Ready   Army Is Taking Steps to Meet Frigid Days of Sub-Zero Cold

U.N. Divisions Attack on East Front in Korea   Van Fleet Reports No Indications of Early Red Offensive

U.N. Troops Attack In Korea; Reds Call Apology “Absurd”   Continuation of Talks Hinge on Red Reaction

Red Forces Gain On Eastern Fron’   in (More Showers ontiPromised Here

Knows What He’s Fighting For ; W ounded Marine Writes Mother i\He Is Goings To Stay In Korea

Finance Board Blasted For ‘Abusing Its Power’   STATE DROUGHT BROKEN Krick Claims Rainmaking Responsible

Alamo Boy Loses Both Feet When Irrigation Pump Sucks Him Through 10-Inch Intake Pine

BATTLE FOR HIS LIFE  ~ River Pump Chops Off Boy’s Feet ~ After Drawing Him Through Pipe

ANCHOR BASES HELD IN SWIFT FORWARD MOVE   U. S. 7th Division, Enemy Battle To East

QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA  Eel River Valley Rocked 45 Miles South of Eureka. Calif

 Atomic Powered, Engineerless Trains  Predicted for Future by Wayne Coy

ULTIMATUM IN OIL DISPUTE GIVEN BRITAIN   Iranians Accuse Britain of Plot To Oust Premier

DEVENSE OCHIFD Vaan   TRACTOR. ATIQGIIAP ATAT.   To Stop Teaching

The Forrestal Dairies  U. S., Russian Smiles Faded Rapidly After Historic Conference at Yalta

THE Forrestal Diaries   Deterioration of Relations With Russia Noted Soon After Yalta; the Firm Attitude Is Adopted

The Forrestal Diaries Relations With Russia Begin Deteriorating Soon After Yalta

The Forrestal Diaries ‘Deteriorated U. S. Relations ‘With Russia Noted After Yalta      Firm Attitude Soon Adopted By American Leaders

‘The Forrestal Diaries Stettinius Lauds Yalta Parley,  Sees Cooperation of Russians

U.S. Adopted Firm Attitude With Russia As Selfish Attitudes Became Evident

Finn Iron Man Dies in Clinic   Baron Mannerhein: Fils To Survive Querution

Boy, 16, Admits Slaying Woman  Had ‘Urge to Kill,’ He Tells Police

ANNUAL CHEST MEET JUNE 13   Dr. Warren B, Cookey Ti Speak; Reservations Brisk

Meeting Planned By ‘Big Three’ Ministers Soon   World Problems, Ending of Occupatior Controls on Proararr

Big 3 Schedules Discussions on World Problem:   Occupation Controls in West Germany to Receive Emphasis

Senate Prohers Told Narcotics Can Be Bought “As Easy As a Sofi Drink’

‘AS EASY TO BUY AS A SOFT DRINK’ Washington ‘Dope’ Parties Disclosed

— U.S. PROBE —  Dope Sold Like ‘Soda’ In Capital   ANMATES TELL ABOUT PARTIES

Chinese Drive Steadily Picks UpMomentum   Allies Speculate As To Possibilities Of Major  Communist Offensive

Air Defense Chief Says Force Could Not Defend U. S.  Sees No Immediate Improvement, Has Too Few Aircraft

U.S. Air Defense Leader Testifies On Troop Issues   Whitehead Asserts Planes Are Too Slow In Being Produced

Present Force Not Enough For ‘Minimum’ Defense; Needed ‘Planes on Order’

Air Force General Says Not Enough Planes Coming Reed Diniection  iets

Air Defense Chief Cites Plane Needs   Gen. Whitehead Wants Long-Range Bombers Built

' More Hope In The U.S.  Nation Observes 175th ‘Peciaration’ Birthday

U.. 5. to Celebrate 15th Birthday  Pence Talks Will Add Jou to “th of July Observance

US Millions Prepare For The Fourth   » Americans To Cele. brate 175th ‘Birthday Ot Their Country  To Begin Tonigh:

Nation Observes 175th ‘Birthday’   Safety Council Predicts 130 Are to Die In Mishaps Over July 4 Holiday

Bureaucrats In Tug Of War: Over Area Dams   Can't Agree On Agency To Build Nearby Projects

JOHN LEWIS GOES INTO MINE WHERE 19 DIED IN BLAS]   Union Head Reaches “Own Conclusions” on Cause of Explosion but Refuses to Reveal Them.   INVESTIGATORS SPEND KIGHT HOURS IN PTI   Federal, State and Company Officials Conduct Inquiry —Body of Last Victim Is Found.

Dulles Protests Soviet Seizure of Island Grouy Off Japanese Coast

U.S. ASSAILS RUSSIAN GRAB OF KEY ISLES   Peace Treaty Work To Be Pressed, Dulles Says

Retatio m Scheme for Vets ‘Special Transfer of = —__ “Tyaone to Korea Reported

Rotation Plan To Start for Troops in Korea   Units in Japan, Korea To Be Built To Wartime Size

Senate to Debate Sending 4 Units For Europe Use   Senator Connally Will Attempt to Blast Approval Item

Clear Decks for Troop Argument  a aa te Resolution on  T¥VISIONn

Troop Resolutior Will be Debated   Resolution Backs Plan To Send Four Divisions To Western Europe

Senate Set : For Debt te      On Soldiers  =~ nee   Conflict Expected On Sending Extra Divisions Abroad

Senate Prepares For Wrangle on Troops-to-Europe   Long and Heated Argument Seen on Administration Plan

Senate Opens Debate Over Army fo Europe   Leaders Hope For Decision By Easter

Senate Clears Its. Decks For Debate oo  ong: ‘And Heated — ratory Expected -. : Controversy

Clear Decks in Senate for Hot Troops Debate   On Resolution Backing Plan to Send 4 Divisions to Europe

Clear‘ Decks for Troop Argument  Debgte Resolution on 4 Divisions to Europe

Long and Heated Fight Over Troops For Europe Likely  Resolution Would Require Approval CF Rath Hoauiuces

Four Divisions More Is Aim Ot Resolution   Wherry Still Wants No More U.S. Men Sent To Europe

Senate Clears Decks To Debat  Troop Issue  Resolution Okays 4 More Divisions For Wactarn Eurana

IN OIL CRISIS   Crowds Roaming Tehran’: Streets, Smashing British Signs

 ry Iran Premier Receives Vote  Of Confidence   Oil Company Signs Smashed As Crowds Roam tn Teheran

Order fo Shoot British Reported Given Egyptians   Defiant Action Said Government's Reply To English Notes

Senators Seek Quick Repeal Of Beef Order  Agriculture Group Sees Meat Famine

ORDER FIXING BEEF PRICES UNDER ATTACK   ‘Meat Famine’ Charge Hurled; OPS Repeal Demand Made

 Senators Fear New Beef Price Control Orde  Will Bring on Shortages, Early Rationing

See Severe Meat Famine, Rationing   Senate Committee Calls for Repeal Of Price Orders

PRICE CONTROL REPEAL URGED BY COMMITTEE   Government Order Will Cause Severe Meat Famine. Senate  Group Sarvs

Senate Committee Calls for Repeal Of Price Control Orders on Meat

Senate Unit Warns About Meat Famine   Urges Speedy Repeal ~~ 6 Of Beef Rollback Ordered By OPS

Severe Meat Famine Feared if Control Order Is Enforced   Agriculture Committee See: Early Rationing Required Unless Curbs Are Voided

Senators Urge Repeal of Beef Order   Predict Severe Mea Famine Leading to Early Rationing

PLANT HIT HARD   Flood Loss at Westvaco Chemical May Reach a Million Dollars

Court Caneels Rape Sentence  Of 2 Negroes   Racial Feelings Exploited By Press In Florida, Two Justices Say

McCarthy ‘Plot’ Charge Made by New York Lawye  Says Benton Probe 4A ssamnk tn Daectray’

Senate Elections Group to Give Attorney Chance to Prove Charges of Rigged Investigation

NiacRRIINNIAIiL,.. tm ot cxutnitiecipeenurieal NEW YORK YANKS GRID COACH FIRED

Column Crosses North of Seoul; Enemy Continues Buildup in Center For New Offensive

Reds Believed Massed For Spring Offensive   Americans Cross Line But Meet Stiff Resietance ~~ Thousands Of Fresh Communists: Thrown Into Central Front

GI Forees Run Into Stiffer Red Resistance   Initial Lunge Places Yanks Half Mile Over Line; Head for River

American Crossing of Line Comes Justi Week After Plunge of ROK Forces Eight Miles Into North Korea.

GAIN HALF MILE IN INITIAL LUNGE INTO NORTH KOREA   [Fresh Enemy Troops Seize  Positions Close to U.S. Held Chunchon   MAY FORECAST DRIVE   Planes Spot 1,800 Vehictes Moving South, Destroy About 7100

Allied Aerial Assaults Fail To Halt Drive   UN Forces Move Doggedly Ahead In Spite Of Increasing Communist Buildups and More  Stubborn Resistance Along Parallel .

Foe Stiffly Resists Yank Armor, Pours Troops Into Central Front Near Chunchon

American Tank Forces Cross 38th Parallel -- Column Half  Mile Above Line Narth of Senn!

Viay Be Forerunner Of Expected Red Offensive; Allied Pilots Destroy 100 Of 1800 Vehicles Sighted

Yank Tank Forces Cross  38th Parallel  Resistance Stiffer  Than Roks Met -

CRASHING B-50 NEARLY WRECKS SCHOOL BUS   One Member OF Crew Of 15 Killed In Accident Near E} Paso, Texas

One Killed In Crash Of Bombe:  Wing Tips Over Bus; One Boy Injured

Swollen Streams Prevent Korean Cease-Fire Talks   Today's Meeting Postponed When U. N. Delegates Can't Reach Easeong.

MARK TIME IN TRUCE PARLEY   Eighth Session Delayec By Impassable Roads

May BeNear End In Truce Talk Tomorrow   Weather-Delayed Session: ‘to Reach ‘Aqreement Or? :

Rains Keep UN Delegates From Kaesong   Cease-Fire Talks For Today Postponed

MURDER AND SUICIDE BRINGS 10 (VIOLENT END A (GENTLEMEN'S _ \ACREEMENT” IN LOVE TRIANGLE

ALLIES CRUSH RESISTANCE IN NEW ADVANCES   8th Army on Offensive All Along Front Despite Frantie Enemy Attacks,  BULLETIN

GOP Senators Knock Out Pa. :  Income Tax Plan  - Republican. Majority” - Split On Backing. Bill; _ Refurn I To. Commiltea

{1 GOP Senators Buck Governor On Tax Proposal  Ranublican Caucus   Republican Caucus Sends Bill Back To Commitiea

Judge Lemuel Smith Named By. Governor To Virginia. Supreme Court Of Appeals

INTER-AMERICAN PRESS MEET NOTES GROWING TENDENCY TO RESTRICT. DESTROY PAPERS

Newsmen Fear Growing Press Restrictions  Freedom Of News Threatened By  Y 1. ea ee

Intensity of Air, Ground War Increases   General VanFleet Says 250,000 Reds Killed in Hill Battle

NO UN POSTS ARE DAMAGED BY MISSILES   Skirmishes Are F ought On Ground And In  Air In Korea

Weapon Like ‘Katushas Russians Used  Reds Give Ground   Reds Give Ground In West; MIG Raid Repulsed

Soviet “Ty pe Rocket Used By Red Units   Enemy Delegation Throws Cold Water On New Truce Site

ENTIRE KOREAN FRONT SEETHES WITH ACTIVITY; RED UNITS RECEDE SOME

Reds Unveil Soviet - Type Giant Rocket   Foe Rolled Back in West; Allied Patrols Meet  Bierce Realstanre

Russian-Type Weapons Tried Out In Korea   Great Jet Fight Sees Allies Beat Superior Number

‘Talk of Impeaching Syngnran Rhee Spreading in South Korean Crisis   New President Takes Over In Panama tn Wake of Riots

CABINET CRISIS NOW  MENACES SOUTH KOREA   President Fires Three Aides, 187 Reds  Executed

Rhee Government  In Political Crisis   Scandals And Executions Anger South Koreans

New Bill on Minimum Teacher Pay Goes to Ohio House Today for Vote   Lausche Letter Ends  Truce With Walcutt

School Subsidy Up for Vote in Ohio House  here nen s To On  ue Balhae Na t Fall

Police Seeking Child's Slayer  Prankish Brutality Anale Considered

New Bonus Plans  For War Veterans Offered Assembly  __ Payments Proposed Would Not Require Immediate Taxes

Cash Bonus for Vets Proposed   No New Tax Required to Set Up This Fund

Stiffer Meat  Curbs on Way   DiSalle Bares Black Marke Investication Plans

PLAN TO STIFFEN - CATTLE CONTROL!   DISALLE ANNOUNCES PLANS TO PROBE GROWING BLACK MARKET SIGNS.

DiSalle Plans Stiffer Cattle Price Controls   Mobilizer To Probe Growing Signs Of Black Market In Beef

DiSalle To Stiffen Meat Controls, Orders Inquiry  Into Alleged Black Markets

More Rigid Meat Controls Coming Up   Price Stabilizer DiSalle Says Black Markets Active

DiSalle lo an   Stabilizer Seeks To Thwart Black Market Operations

DiSalle Plans Stiffer Meat Controls. Orders Probe Into Black Mart

Pennsylvania Youth First In Soapbox — Derby At Akron; Wilbur Shaw Collapses

Asia In Midst Of Internal Revolution   People To Decide Own Future, Says Noted Writer

Says Asia Is Undergoing Continental Revolution That Is Not Accidental

Nazi Swastika Is Cause of Jailing   Student's Stubborness Drags Father into Row, Dad Chokes Principal

Ex-Maid Restates Claim She Purchased  ‘Varituana. Cocaine’ For Miss Bankhead

Red Truce Negotiators Continue  Saeoll. AE  1S iG; UN Fianes Win Acain 

Korea Cease Fire Talks Stall Today   Vishinsky Demand For Allied Withdrawal To 38th Parallel Believed Cause Of Deadlock Today   USUAL AFTERNOON SESSION CANCELLED

Little Progress Made At Latest Truce Meeting   Communists Assuming An ‘Elusive Attitude’

Korea Truce Negotiators  Stall, Belief   Parley Stumbles Ove Vishinsky Speed at Paris Meet

Want UN Retreat To 38th   Evidently: Waiting Moscow Orders On Next Move

COMMUNISTS STALLING ON KOREAN TRUCE  Reds Believed Wait. = or Orders s From  PCOS -m— Qiu Wrist £2

Red Truce Team Stalls For Time   Await Orders From Soviets on 38th Line Withdrawal

Red Truce Team Stalls  For Time   Group Thought Awaiting Orders On Vishinsky Plan

Reds Await Orders On Whether to Adon! Vishinsky’s Demand  Call For Truce Line At 38th Parallel May Wreck Allied Hopes

HOUSE PASSES SALARY RAISE FOR TEACHERS   Committee Also Okays Heavier Loads For  Trucks

Action Serves To Complicate Tax Situation   State Subsidies To Districts Are Also Advanced

House Passes Big Boost in Teachers Pay   $46,000,000 Increase Includes Jump in District Subsidies

House Votes Teachers  Pay Boost   But Legislation Runs into Tax Bil Complications

Allied Airmen Spot 225 Migs In Korean Sky   Van Fleet Contends Fighting Lull Due To Distorted Order

GROUND TROOPS AND AIRMEN IN NEW: CONFLICTS   Artillery Booming. Attacks Are Made; 225 MIGS Sighted

Model Law Held Danger fo Press  Seizure {Is Possible Under Proposed Bill

 Federal-Backed Civil Defense Law Viewed As Danger To-A Frée Press

Revolutionary Leaders Are in Flight  Two Big Air Bases - Are Recaptured   Two Big Air Bases Are Recaptured From Rebel Forces

UPRISING SAID LED BY FORMER ARMY OFFICERS   RECAPTURE LARGE ARMY AND AIR BASES FROM REBEL FORCES

Civil War Reported Today In Argentina, Soon Halted  Official Radio Says Revolt Breaks Out Against Government of Juan D. Peron

Peron Regime Charges Two Former Generals Leaders in Uprising   State Controlled Radio Says Ringleaders Flee in Tanks; Capital Closed Down Tightly

Rebellion Breaks Out In Argentina   Revolt Crushed; Leaders in Flight

Argentine Affair Brief   Real or ‘Staged,’ Only Fist Fights Break Out Before it's All Over

UNION ORDERS WORKERS TO  MASS MEETING   Foreign Influence Blamed By Peron For New Uprising

ARGENTINE. REBELS PUT TO FLIGH      Civil War Lasts Only . 4 Few Hours as Gov't. Re. captures Air Field, d, Arm} Base.   FORMER GENERALS. NAMED AS LEADERS   Buenos in State of Siege; Dictator Scheduled: fos Balcony Speech to Fol: lowers Today.  . ane

Peron Quashes ‘Revolt’ Today  State Owned Radio Source for Story

Announce Civil War in Argentina Is Swiftly Crushed   Governmen: Radio Says Leaders Are in Flight After Short Revolt.

Civil War In Argentina  Short - Lived   State Radio Claims Revolt Crushed; Leaders in Flight

) Army Generals Direct Uprising in Buenos Aires   Capital of Argentina Closed Down Tightly Crowds Enter Plaza

AADIO STATES UPRISING LED BY ARWY EN   Brief Civil War Is. Declared Suppressed and Two: Leaders in Flight.

Argentina's Leader Tells of Death Plot   ‘Fools' Planted to Kill Him and Wife, He Informs Huae Throna

Little Information Available on Uprising; May Have Been Staged by Dictator Peron.   CAPITAL AND MOST BUSINESSES CLOSED

Anti-Peron Forces Fail In Uprising   Ringleaders Described as Two Former Army Generals.

ARGENTINE REBELS PUT TO FLIGHT   Civil War Lasts Only ¢ Few Hours as Gov't Re. captures Air Field, Army Base.   FORMER GENERALS NAMED AS LEADERS   Buenos in State of Siege; Dictator Scheduled for Balcony Speech to Followers Today,

Civil War Flares  In Peron Bastion   Argentine State Radio However, Claims All Uprisings Quelled   LEADERS NOW FLEEINC   U. S. Observers Say Event Could Have Been Faked  for Elections

2 Ex-Generals, Who Inspired Uprising, Flee   Argentine Air Base, Army Garrison Back Under Governmenta Control, Chief Says

Ex-Generals Head Short Rebellion  Labor Federation Rallies for Peron;  Death for Leaders

Revolt Is Put Down Swiftly In Argentina   2 Ex-Generals — Lead Ill-Fated Drive on Peron

FORMER ARMY LEADERS FLEE, CLAIMS STATE   Might Be ‘Staged’ To Help Peron in Coming Election

Argentine State Radio However, Claims All Up risings Quelled   LEADERS NOW FLEEING

Millionaire Sportsman Loses Life Trying to Save His Wife   She, Four Others Perish in Storm

37 Rescued © From Burning U.S. Freighter   Millionaire Dies As Hero Yacht Wrecked: Makes Futile Attempt To Save Third Wife

Yacht Driven on Rocks During Storm: Millionaire Playboy McEvoy Dies Trying to Rescue Wife

YACHTSMAN DIES IN STORM Freddy McEvoy Tries to Rescue Wife After Shipwreck

Wealthy Sportsman Dies for Wife  In Nightmare Episode of Shipwreck

PLAYBOY DIES ~ AHERO TRYING TO SAVE. WIFE   Disclose Freddy McEvoy and 5 Others Perish in Yachting Tragedy.

Sportsman Dies Hero’s Death Trying to Reseue His Wife Off Coast of Morocco

Sth Army Task Force Advances In Spite Of Moderate Resistance   Powerful Self-Contained Tank Force Driving Into Heart of Reds’ “Iron Triangle.”

Yank Tank Foree Drives 8 Miles Into Red Korea   Allies Hold Broad Front Above Parallel   {Relateg News on Page 26

Yank Task Force Runs Straight Into Heart Of Enemy ‘Iron Triangle’

UN Tank Foree Drives 8 Miles In NorthKorea   Yanks Headed Toward Heart Of Red Concentration In ‘Iron Triangle’

UN Forces. Hurl Back Red Troops   . Commies Throw Heavy Attack At Allied Forces

DISMISS TWO COUNTS IN MORAN TRIAL   Jury May Get Perjury Case Today in New York

Big Navy Bomber Vanishes In Alaska With Crew of 12   Weekend Trattic Deaths Raise State Toll to 22°

Twelve Aboard Missing Plane   Alaska-Based Bomber On Routine Mission At Time.

Navy Plane Lost With Crew of 12  A Emninadl Ramkan   4-Engined Bomber Missing in Alaska

Big Navy Bomber Missing With 12 Men Near Kodiak   Search Continues For Three Other Missing Planes

Navy Planes Missing In Alaskan Area   Fourth Plane Lost In Wild Areas Of Northland

Patrol Bomber Dozen Aboard, Lost In Alaska    Missing Since Yesterday On. Operational Flight; Fourth Down Since July

Four Engined Patrol Plane With 12 Aboard Missing; Is Fourth to Vanish Recently

Plane Vanishes Near Alaska   Disappearance Is Fourth Since July; 12 Are Aboard

Alaska Patrol Plane Missing  Niwersr Rann BOQ   Navy Reports“12Are On Aircraft

Patrol Plane Long Overdue, Believed Down   Plane Now Out of Gas; Open Search On Rugged Coast

Navy Reports Plane Missing   Fourth Ship Lost In Month in Alaska

PATROL BOMBER MAKING ROUTINE FLIGHT HUNTED   Airplane Js One Of hree Carriers Which Have Disappeared Without Trace In Alaskan Area,

Plane With 12 Missing on Alaskan Coast   Disappeared on Sunday After a  Takeof at Kodiak

Plan Relief For Some Taxpayers  Low Income Group To Be Taxed Less

Not to Halt  Executions   U, S. Court of Appeals Refuses to Free Seven Nax  Wear Criminals.

U.S. Appeals Court Rejects Plea of Nazi War Criminals   - Seven Germans, Including Two Former Generals, Scheduled to Die on Gallows

\ppeals Group Uphold: District. Ruling on  Seven Held for War Crimes

Two Rescued After Fifty-Two Hours In Dangerous, Death Filled Swamp

Grocer. 15-Year-Old Son Rescued FromSwam p After 52-Hour Nightmare In Snaky Quicksands

Sparring Dangerous - UN AIR STRIKES MAKE UP re FOR SLOW GROUND ACTION

U.N. Planes ‘Attack Reds   More Than 200 Casualties Are Claimed By Allies

LARGE PLANE BELIEVED 10 HAVE FALLEN   Missing Craft Thought Lost In Mountains Near Denver.

Airliner Is Missing With 49 Aboard   United Air Lines Plane With Heavy Passenger List Feared To Have  Crashed Near Denver.

lowa Democrat Asks Party Honesty Exam   Party Organization Meets to Elect McKinney Chairman

SOUTHERNERS FAVOR DRAFT OF SEN. BYRD   Dixiecrats Meeting Today; Truman-Barkley Ticket Seen Again   DEMOCRAT LEADERS DISCOUNT GEN. IKE

PARTY LEADERS PLAN STRATEGY   Administration: ‘Forces To «Eitet New. Chairnian - ‘And Get New: Ideas. For- “1982 Campana’! Poe

Democrat Leaders Convene In Capital  To Pick Chairman   Truman, Barkley ‘Repeat’ For 1952 Campaign In Rumor Mill

Truman Forces Firmly in Controt As Democrats Gather to Select Chairman

Democrats Meet To Pool Ideas Qn ’52 Campaign   Frank E. McKinney Appointment Also Comes Up For Okay

McKinney Held Certain Choice Of Democrats   Triuman-Barkley to Team In 1952, Leaders’ View; South Looks to Byrd 

Democratic Leaders Gather To Name Chairman, Purge Administration Corruption

DEMOCRATS NAME: CHAIRMAN TODAY   LEADERS GATHER IN CAPITAL AMID TALK OF TRUMAN-BARKLEY TICKET.

Cali Voiced for Purge Of Any Corruption In Administration; ‘Revolt? Discounted

Several Test Votes Won By Proponents   Congress Approval Measure Defeated By Narrow Margin

“Mountain Goat Brigade”’—   Doughboys Push Aheac To Soyang River Edge

Mine Torrent Drowns Four Men  Gondola Motorman Cauaht But Survives

U. N. AIRMEN POUND RED FIELD GUNS   Make 107 Dives On Front * Line Artillery; Jets Duel

Allied Planes Fit Red Field Guns in. Series 107 Attacks   All-Out Campaign Launched to Make “’Twilight’’ War Quieter by Silencing Communist Artillery

All-Out Drive To Make “Twilight War Quieter   JETS FIGHT FOR 11TH SUCCESSIVE DAY, NEW RECORD FOR CONTINUED AIR WAR

Airmen Blast Red Ariillery   Change Air Tactics Suddenly; Jet Fighters Tangle for 11th Day In Row

Phofos Showed Positions of Red Ariillery   Air War Continues As U.S., Russian Planes in Battles

Allied Planes Hit 35 Guns On Korea Front   Red Artillery Special Target Of Air Attacks

107 Attacks Are Made To Silence Guns   Jets Tangle For 11th Successive Day Over Korea

Attacks On Reds   Allied Airmen Hit Front Line Guns: Jets Tangle With MIGs for 11th Day

U.S. Airmen Hit Hard At Red Front Line Artillery: Results Reported Excellent As Air War Continues

UN Airmen Hit  Red Field Guns   Make 107 Attacks on Front Line—L. S. Jets Claim More Victories

llth Day of Air War, Planes Go After Red Field Artillery   Go After Red Guns On Western Front To Help Infantry

Reds’ Field. Guns Hit From the Air   American Jets Change Air Support Tactics; Inflict Heavy Damage   SKY BATTLES GO ON   PALILES GU UIN  Only Occasional © Patrol Clashes Mark Korean Ground War Activity

Allied Airmen Attack to Calm ‘Twilight War’   Yanks Strike 107 Blows in Abrupt Tactics Change

Red Guns Are Silencedby _ Allied Airmen   More Than 100 Attacks Made on Communists” Front Line Artillery To Make Kores’s Quiet War Quieter—American Jets Tangle with Enemy's Migs for 11th Consecutive Dav

Communist Guns Had Been Harassing U, N  Infaniry But Attacks Today Expected Tr’ .. Uiliwn Chat Rupa

35 Field Guns Destroyed ‘In Assaults   Jet Aerial Warfare Goes Into 11th Day for New Recerd

Allies Agree To Specify All Points Of Inspection During Armistice: Boost Air Attacks

US Airmen Strike to Make [Twilight War Even Quieter   New Record for Continued Air War As 107 Attack Hit at Red Field Artillery; Ground War Quiet; Truce Talks Dawdle

Fliers Make 107 Attacks To Quiet Artillery; Down Mig, Damage Two

Allied Fliers Switch to Raids On Communist Frontline Guns   Support Tactics Relieves Infantry Of Constant Attack

Allies Try  To Quieten Korea War With Raids   U. 8. Planes Hit Red Field Guns In Major Attack

107 AIDS OM FRONT LUNES CE FIRING   Allies Agree in Truce Talks to-Limit Inspection in Armistice.

Guns Harassing U.N. Troops are  Planes Targets Allies Agree to  Trice Inenectian   Allies Agree to Truce Inspection At Ports of Entry

Airmen Strike Gun Positions  Occasional Clashes In Ground Warfare

Allied Airmen Make 107 Attacks On Front Line Red Field Guns   In All-Out Campaign To Make Korea‘s Twilight War Quieter

Allied Airmen Hit Field Guns In 107 Attacks   Start All-Out Push To Make Twilight War Even Quieter

ENEMY GUNS MAIN TARGETS FOR ACTION   American Jets In 11th Successive  Day Of Fighting

Red Artillery Hammered By Allied Airmen  Jets Again. Tangle With Enemy For  th Dav In Row

107. UN Attacks Hit Enemy Front In All-Out Push   Report 35 Red Field Guns Destroyed In Assaults; Allies OK Truce Plan

American Jets Tangle With Foe {ith Day   Fliers Trying To Make Twilight War Even Ouieter

UN Airmen Attack Reds’ Field Guns ©   35 Weapons Put . Out of Action on. Wlastarn Front

Airmen Attack Red Field Guns  Another Enemy Jet Reported Shot Down

AIRMEN HIT RED GUNS South Korean Troops Caught ii Sneak Attack by Guerillas

U.N. Planes Fake 107 Attacks cn Red Fie'd Guns   Believe Chance in Tactics Will Quiet Artillery Fire Aimed at Allied Troops.

Allied Airmen Pound Red  Gun Positions   Make 107 Attacks On Front Line Artillery Units

Communist Guns Under Air Blows   Allied Fliers Hit Front Line Enemy

Allies Agree To ‘Specific’ Policing Plan   One MIG Shot Down In Ilth Coneeeutive Day Of Aerial War Of Jets

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Destroy 35 Guns; Back Infantry

Tone Proposes Marriage To Barbara Payton:  Both Show Efiects Of Brawl With Tom Neal

Tone Loses Fight, Wins Girl's Hane  Actor Proposes Marriag: T8 Blande For Whom

Beaten Tone Gets the Girl After All   Asks Her Through Bandages and She Quickly Says “Yes”.

Four Temblors Jar Residents  oe A Se ee eee wy em me ie   Damage In Easternmost Islands Estimated At More Than $45,000

Quakes Rock Hawaii Isles’ Volcano Area   Temblor Damage Estimated at $45,000 2 Injuries Reported

General Takes Issue With Trade Magazine Editorial .  ‘Press Demanded Censorship, MacArthur Declares

New Tax Bill Comes Up For House Action   $7,200,000,000 Measure Expected To Be Approved Despite Strong Republican Opposition

Flatly Refuse War Prisoner Terms, However  New Set Of Propesed Terms ts Apparent Compromise Effort

President Asks $97 Millions for  Peace Programs   Has Conference with Congress Heads via Long distance Phone

Truman Confers With Top Aides From Bathhouse   Takes Time Out On Vacation Visit To Have Phone Parley

Mobilization Chief Sees Truman: Today  Summons Disclosed; ‘Voice’ Funds Asked

Increase Asked For Propaganda  Truman Talks With Leaders On Phone

Day Seems Calm At Strike-Bound Southern Mills   Orderly Picketing Follows Outbreak Of Violence Yesterday

APPARENTLY NO ‘FIELD DAY’  Court Denies Millionaire Leftist Bail

Field Is Refused F reedom On Bai   Justice Reed Also Jails Hammett and Hunton

‘Lefty’ Field Denied Bail in Contempt Case   Millionaire Loses Bid for Freedom, Has Hectic Day .

FIELD REFUSED BOND FREEDOM   Red “Angel,” Friends  Must Serve Term

Leftist Field Again Denied Bail Freedom   Justice Reed. Upholds Lower Court Decision

NAMED TON. P. A. ADVISORY GROUP   Fred D. Livingston, Vice President Of R. H. Sheppard, Inc., Appointed To Washington Committee

Big Atom-Smasher Now In Operation   Explores Peacetime Uses For Energies

INDIA REFUSES TO SIGN PACT WITH JAPANESE   Russia Expected Te Use Decision Fer Propaganda  Purposes   BRUSQUE ANSWER IS _ SENT BY WASHINGTON

India Rejects Bid To Attend Peace Trealy   ‘Move May Give Russia   Propaganda Weapon To  Try Blocking Pact

India Refuses Bid To Treaty; US Fires Back   Suggestion ‘War Seeds’ Carried In Pact Denied

Breach Widened Between U.S. and India Over  Signing of Jap Lreaty

India Reveals Plan to Boycoti Treaty:Talks.   Kgainst “Provisions Allowing Forces To Remain in Japan

India Plans To Boycott Peace Meet   Declares Pact Carries Seeds Of New War

India Refuses To Take Part In Jap Parley   Formal Action Brings U. S$ Denial Pact Carries 6Qaads af War’

India Rebutfed For Refusal to OK Jap Peace  U. S. Says Lands  Must All Ponder ‘Imperfections’

Tadia Retuses To Attend Talk OnJapan Treaty   - Action Expected To Provide Reds ‘With Propaganda

ivery Country Has to Accept Some ‘Imperfections’ to Get Agreement, Washington Suggests; Deny Any “Seeds of War."

Former RFC Official Testifies He Told Lawyer Young Might Get Loan

Jurors Can't Agree in Moose Club Case   New Triel May Be Asked This Morning By State’s Aftorney—Jury Deliberated For Four And Half Hours Yesterday Afternoon

HAGERSTOWN JURY UNABLE TO AGREE   Moose Lodge Tried On Charge Of Maintaining Four Slot Machine«

lrate Residents To Issue Protest   Local Group Is Expectec To Pay Council a Visit Regarding Big Snakes

rate Residents To. Assue Protest   - Local. Group: Is- Expecte “To Pay Council a Visit _ Regarding Big Snakes -

SPEECH LAUDED BY FREE PRESS   Calls Truman’s Address Morale Builder For Foes Of Red-Ism

Free Europeans Praise Truman   Hail His Speech As Morale Builder

FRSA ys  ~ Reds’ Korea ‘Marriage’ Cooling Off  HOW LONG MUST ft WAIT DEAR? .

Texas Among Top Three States in US Showing 1940-50 Population Increases

Violence in Suez Erupts Anev   British Convoy Attacked After Troops’ Battle

British Convoy Is Fired Upon By Eeyptians   London-Rushes ~ Top Commander To Suez Zone -.

Situation In Middle East Grave; Removai Of 10,000 British Nationals Planned

Make Plans lo Evacuate 10,000 Women, Children; Will Defend All Positions

10,000 Women Children Will Be Moved Qut   Middle Eastern Leader Rushed To Canal Zone

British General Dispatched to Area With Orders to Defend Positions and Evacuate  10,060 Women, Children: Trucks Fired On

‘Two To Five Egyptian Soldiers Killed In Yesterday’s Clash, Three-Ton Truck Convoy Attacked Today    ANTI-BRITISH STREET  RIOTS IN ALEXANDRIA

BRITISH CONVOY ATTACKED; TROOPS WAGE BRIEF CLASH   Report of Gunfire Exchange Delayed 24 Hours; Several Egyptian Soldiers Reported Killed, Others C aptured.

British Convoy Is Attacked in Egyp'   Suez Situation Grows Tense

Troops Clash : At Approaches To Vital Span.   “ sugland Prépares;To Evacuate Wonreri And ~ Children From Area.

British Troops Ciasn With Eavotian Army   Army Convoy Is Attacked in Canar 2one ana Pitched Battle Is Staged at Bridge Spanning The Syez Canal: Report 17 Killed. 2

ATTACK COMES AD TENSENESS IN SUEZ RISES   Britain Plans to Evacuate 10,000 Women and Children.

222 Packers Violate Curbs   Beef Controls Law-Breakers Foun In 50 Cities During Probe Of Slaughter Houses

20 VIOLATIONS ARE REPORTED   Widespread Disregard 0: Beef Price Controls, Official Says

Many Meat Violations Reported in OPS Drive   Found in More Than 50 Cities ‘And Campaign Will Continue

122 Violations Found by OPS  Illegal Meat Price Inauiry To Re Puchad

Beef Probers Find Hundreds Of Violations  Officials To Keep Plugging To Make Price Curbs Work

Student Pleads Innocence In Extortion Case   ‘Horrible Mistake’ Says Mitchell Jayne; Hearing Wednesday

Youth Pleads Innocent fo Extortion Charge   Ed Orr, Former Chilli Missouri U. Student.

Ring Tactics Upset Referee  Wrestler Too Rough  With Him; Suit Filed

Volunteer Referee Claims He Was Tossed Out of Ring, Asks $96,028

Lake City Man Kisks $96,028  For His Injuries   Dentist, Volunteer Ref. eree for Wrestlers, Hurled From Ring

War Material Shipments to Red Ports Up  American Official.   American Officials In Singapore View Action With Alarm

Guard Sought As New Names Given Probers   Bridges Introduced As ‘Comrade,’ Writer Says

28th Division Going to Europe After Training ,. In North Carolina

(See Country Fair, Page 11)   Robbed of Over $100 hile on “Guard Dutw

‘Democrats Threaten To Break Persistant Grip Held On ‘Philadelphia By Republicans

CHANCE TO WIN PHILADELPHIA   GOP May Lose City’s Control, 1st Time Since 1880

Republicans May Lose in Philadelphia   Grip on City Held Since 1880 Seen in Real Danger.

"Must Stick With West’ German Mililary Leaders Urge KRearming of Country

FORMER GERMAN MILITARY MEN FAVOR REARMING   Three Generals And Ad‘miral Agree Nation Should : Help Allies   HAVE HIGH REGARD FOR RUSSIAN ARMY

NO IMMEDIATE RED ATTACK SEEN Four Former German Military Chiefs Say Nation Must Rearm

SEE NO ATTACK ON EUROPE SOON Ex-Nazi Militarists Agree Germany Should Be Armed

Fy-Nazi Officers Favor Rearming  Three Generals, One Admiral Give Opinior

Weve All Helped Make Food Cost More   Careful Shoppers Could Save 10° P.C.,  Government Finds in 18-Month Test

Steamer Blast Fatal To Many   Children Are Victims of Excursion Tragedy

—FOR STATE— Spartan Course Set By Dewey   HE CONDEMNS ISOLATIONISM

Dewey Charts Spartan Course Of Toil. Sacrifice for State   Nation Must Develop Strong Allies, Is His Belief

Legislature Erases Bar To Turnpike  Taneche’a Action   Lausche’s Action Needed To Complet Change In Law

Indiana Medical Association Auxiliary Will Open State Meeting Here Today

Cease-Fire Meeting At  New Crisis   Reds Flatly Refuse To Consider Anything But 38th Parallel As Dividing Line

Reds Refuse To Discuss >Compromise   Crisis Shatters Hope For Early  Korean Cease-Fire

Conference Heads Into New Crisis as Reds Maintain Stony Silence; Refuse to Consider  UN Plan or Pass On to Another Program Item  j ;

Reds Refuse to Discuss Allied  Truce LinePlar   Two-Hour Silence Climax of Cease-fire Mect as Nam Ralks

Adamant Communists Deadlock Conference   Kaesong Cease-Fire Discussion Appears Header For a New Crisis After Brief Resumption.

Officers Believe Mosser Family Slain Just Before Bodies Thrown Into Shaft

Detective Chief Nutt and Coroner Hurst Believe Victims Were Tossed Into 100-FootThree, Including Man and Wife, Had Been Bound and Gagged.

U. S. ENVOY HOPEFUL FOR IRANIAN OIL SETTLEMENT   But High Official Says Iran Will Not Wait After Today for British Proposals

oteps Nearer Law  Finance Committee Approves ‘Powell City Street Proposal

City Street Bill Is Step Nearer To Becoming Lav   Finance Committee Votes Favorably On No-Tax Measure

Spanish War Veterans Are in Session Today   Regimental Dinners Are Features af Department Biesucranciheoss: Fe eer

Milk War Brings New Sales Method   Hutchinson Dairies Sell Milk By the Gallon Jug at Big Saving; Now Plan Delivery

VEPCO Accused In Power Issue   Co-Op Official Says Rural Power Needed

Major Yank Drive Made Across 38th   10-Mile Front Set By U.S. Units

GI's Cross 38th  Parallel n  Strength Today MacArthur Makes  Flying Visit To Korean Warfront

Enemy Masses Near 700,000  For Offensive   Americans Beat Poised Communist Troops To Punch

Smash North Across Parallel On 10-Mile Front  Gen. M’Arthur Makes Visit To Front Line Troops North Of 38th

600,000 Poised For Attack Are Beaten To Puncb   M’‘Arthur Visits Front Lines, Says UN Strategy Unchanged; Sen. Bridges Wants Doug Recalled For His Plan To End War

EFFORTS MADE TO KEEP REDS OFF BALANCE   Russian-Equipped Communist Army Ready To Strike

Magical Name Of Vandenberg Is GOP Puzzle   Tyo Of Them Eyeing 1952 Senate Seat

Vandenbergs’s Magic Name Puzzles Politicians Looking Toward Senate

Request Is Greatest In  Ohio History  Asks $586,432,000 In General Funds

Governor Urges ‘Pay-as-You-Go’ Operation Basis   $586,432,000 Appropriations Total Highest in History of Ohio: New Obliaations Costly

Record Request S64 Million ‘Ahead of 1949   Appropriations Only $345,000 Below Ohio Income

Lausche In Record Ohic Budget Bid  Governor Asks For  GQrFnon IIA Anh TT.

“‘Pay-As-Go’ Spending Set By Governor  Executive Says Jump Tem Ete Rudert Meets

i vv — ee   Lausche Asks $586, 432, 000 To Run State Next 2 Years

Lausche Asks Record Budget  For Biennium Legislature Told  Appropriations Held At ‘Rock Bottom’

Attorneys Protest Refusal Of Judge To Conduct Campbell Sanity Hearing

SAYS FLOOD USED TO OBTAIN FUNDS   "EX-GOVERNOR ASSERTS  ARMY ENGINEERS RAVE ! TRUMAN SUPPORT.

Taft Prefers  Facing Truman   Ohio Republican Welcomes Preszident’s Challense   Truman, Taft Team Up In Dispute Over Letter

Near Zero Seen  For N.W. Ohio   Seven Inches of Snow Looms in Some Areas

Mercury Drop To Near Zero Is Forecast   Long Cold Front Covering ‘Most Of Eastern U. S.

Mercury Drop To Near Zero  Is Forecast  ~ Long Cold Front  Covering “Most _

Auditor Reports Laxity In Handling Conservation Fund:   No Attempt to Embezzle; Method Has Been Changed

OPS Approves Automobiie  Price Increases   Retail Prices Will Rise Up to 312%, DiSalle Explains

OPS PERMITS 32% RISE IN AUTO PRICES   Move Is to Offset Cost Increase; Order  Is Extended 60 Days

Increased Auto Prices Allowed   The Government Permits Raises Of 312 Percent To Offset Costs

OPS Permits Automobile Manufacturers To Raise Car Prices 3.5 Per Cent

Government (Ks 33% Hike In Car Prices  Production Cost Increases Cited

Auto Boost Of dt/ Pet. Allowed .  OPS Says Move Partially Offset:  Cost Increases

Agents Smash Teen-Age Dope Ring In Raid   Say Young Negroes Made Up Most Of Trade in Heroin

Truman Given $7.4 Billion Aid Fund Bill   $1,744, 000; 000 Measure : M ;

Money Bills Approved By U. S. Senate   Foreian Aid And Defense Measures Pass: Dozen More

“AID, DEFENSE MONEY MOVES   Billion Is Cut From Foreign Program Trunian Wanted

Senate Passes $7,483 400,000 Foreign Aid Bill   Also Approves Funds For Several Agencies

SENATE OKAYS AND, DEFENSE MONEY MOVES   Billion Is Cut From Foreign Program Truman Wanted

Senate Okays 2 Money Bills For $9 Billion   Appropriation for Defense, Economic Control, Foreiqn Aid

Billions Appropriated Fo Foreign Aid And De fense Activities   OLD ECA ABOLISHED  BY TERMS OF BILL

Officials Blame Acetylene Torch For Hospice Fire  Death Toll Rises To 37, Ruins Being Searched for Bodies

Canada Fire  Toll Rises  *s   37 Victims Counted Aa Result Of Blaze

Truman Promotes Medina And Murph)   Judge Goes To Apneal: Court; Prasecutor Put On Bench

Judge Harold Medina, Thomas Murphy Chosen For Federal Courts By Truman

Murphy, Medina Named to Higher Judicial Posts   Ex-Police Director Presided at Hiss Trial, Judge Over 11 Reds

Medina Gets An Appeals Court Post.   Murphy Is Assigned To Medina’s Old Federal Bench. Job

—  3 UDGE MEDINA PROMOTED — Hiss Prosecutor Is  Named Federal Judae

MEDINA ELEVATED, MURPHY IS NAMED TO FEDERAL BENCH   Both Rewarded for Roles in Red and Hiss Trials   NAMED BY TRUMAN   Frieda Hennock Also Nom. * inated for N.Y. Area Court Post

Judge Medina Of Commie Trial Fame Promoted  Prosecutor Of Hiss   Prosecutor Of Hiss Named To U. S. Benct

Judge in Trial of 11 Reds Named to Appeals Court   Murpohy Anpointed

Gls Hit Back  With Savage ©  iCounter Blows   Chinese Breakthrough Sealed Off 12 Miles... South of Parallel

Red Casualties Near 25,000 In First Three Days Of Big Offensive   Van Fleet Keeping Lines Intact And Taking A Terrific Toll Of Fanatical Chinese.

On The Wes  Ahove Seou  UN The Wea   Communist Casualtie: Near 25,000 In First Three Days Of Battle

Lt. Gen. Van Fleet Issues 0 Of Day Predicting Vict Hint Seoul May Again Abandoned   REDS HIDING FROM PLANES IN DAYT:

Fall Back, However, Above Seoul As Enemy Extends Three-Day-Old Offensive With Two Pronged Drive, Capital May Be Abandoned

Oil Talks. Broken Up By British   Stokes Withdraws Proposal To Settle Dispute In Tran

British Remove Offer For Iran Oil Settlement   Surprise Move Indicates . Attempt To Get Counter “Peatosnl: Talk Mav End

Surprise Move {n Oil Dispute   Britain Withdraws Settlement Plans

7 Die in Gunfight at Village Fiesta   U.S. European AF Center May Move

Oklahoma Now Getting Flood Water   Kansas River Valley Clearing Up Faster Than Expected.

Flood Waters Spread to Two Other States   Water Drops Quickly In Kansas Districts:  Death Toll Reaches Ll’

Floodwaters Now Menace Missouri, Oklahoma  Kansas City Area Waters Recede;

Missouri, Oklahoma Feet Efects Of Kansas Hood   House Provides $25.000,000 Relief Fund

Flood Havoc Spreads, 17 Persons Dead   Costliest in History Daamges Exceed $750,000,000 Mark

A-Day Old Blaze Still Bursing In Kansas City Secta   Flood Costliest In Na tion's History; 17 Lose Lives

RIVERS RECEDING IN KANSAS AREA   Missouri, Oklahoma Town: Hit; Truman to Fly Over Flood Zone

Proposal Called Trick to Obtain A ‘Double Veto’   Washington Will Go Ahead with Present Plans for Treaty

Russia s Demand on Treaty Denied   Include Red China tn Discussing Pact, Plan

US Turns Down Soviet Proposal For Japan Treaty  Plan Asking Drafting By 4 Big Powers, to Include China

Soviet Scheme On Jap Treaty Ts Turned Down   U.S. Rejects Plan To Allow Pacific Group To Draft Terms.

Soviet Proposal For a Japanese Treaty Rebuffed   State Department Says Double Veto Over Settlement Is Russin’s Recl Aim

US.REJECTS — RUSSIAN NOTE ON JAP PEACK   State Sees Soviet Plan for Double Veto Over Treaty.

U. 5. Rejects Russian Peace Treaty Proposal   Japanese Pact Plans Continue, Spokesman Save

Treaty Proposal Rejected by U. §  Suggestion Offered , Bhan Bisconlnne

Brush Off Russ Note   Jap Peace Treaty Proposal Termed Typical Soviet Stalling Action

U. S. Rejects Russian Bid to Crowd inon Jap Peace Treaty With Power of Veto Included

U.S. REJECTS USSR PLAN ON DRAFTING JAP PEACE TREATY   Refuses To Permit 4 Pacific Nations, Including Red China, To Take Part

Red Plan for Jap Trealy Is Turned Down   U. S. Rejects Russia’s Proposal Which Would Have Included China  In Conferences

United States Sees Kremlin Plan For Veto   Russia Wants China Reds To Help Draft Long Delaved Treaty.

Reject Russian Plan on Treaty  U. S. Intends to Ge Ahead on Japan

Jo, REFUSED  DOUGLE VETO ON JAP PE AGE   Will Go Ahead With Plan for Settlement With or Without Soviet.

US Rejects Russian Plans  For Jap Treaty   Plans Are Made To Go Ahead With or Without Any Red Participation

U.S. Rejects Russ Proposal On Peace Treaty with Japan  Wants Double Veto  Oyn Sattlamoant   Wants Double Veto On Settlement Says State Dept.

OPS, Working Toward Ceiling Prices On Meats, Aiming at Mid-April Goal

DOLLARS-CENTS CEILINGS ON MEAT PRICES EXPECTED TO RE SET BY MID-APRIL

Price Ceilings On Meat Slated For Mid-April   OPS Chiefs to Confer With Livestock Representatives Today

‘Ceiling’ on Meats Planned for Aprit   OPS Experts Working Feverishly on Solution _ Of Fixing Price Tags

Meat Ceilings Due In April, Experts Claim   OPS Official Says Prices And Supplies Pose Major Problem

Mid-April Meat Ceilings Geal Of Stabilizers   Entire Industry To be Covered By Price Order

Ceiling Prices On Steak, Chops Are Due in April  Livestock Men Fear Shortages, Black

Government Price Experts Aim to Fix Ceiling Prices on Meats by Mid-April

Mid-April s Target Date For New Dollars And Cents Ceiling On Meats According To Government

Ceiling Prices On Meats Slated  OPS Aims Far Dollars, Cents Curbs In Aprif

PLAN CEILING ON PORK AND BEEF PRICES   Hope to Peg Chops and Steak by Mid-April; Rollback Unlikely.

Government To Fix Ceilings On Meat Cuts  Steaks And Pork Mu... . fm,   Steaks And Pork Chops To Get Attention

Ceiling Price On Meat Expected   Meat Big Problem For OPS: Expertg -

Meat Ceilings by Mid-April, Claim   Aim at Stabilization of Entire Meat Situation

MEAT CEILING BY MID-APRIL LOOMS   Price, Supply Situation No. 1-Problem of OPS

Mid-April Target for Meat Curbs  Beef and Pork Give   Beef and Pork Giv Price Officials Biggest Problem

Chinese Reds Scorn Bid for Peace   U.N. Prepares New Statement of Policy in Reply

Allies Are Hammering Resisting Reds Back Toward 38th Parallel   South Koreans Drive Another Mile Deeper Into Enemy Country At Eastern End Of Line.

Reds Dash Hopes For Cease-Fire, Reject Peace Bid  Call MacArthur’s Proposal ‘Crazy,’ Insult to Chinese

HOPE OF EARLY CEASE-FIRE IN KOREA DASHED   Peiping Makes Scornful Rejection to OFfer by Gen, Dougtas MaeArthur,

Red Terrorist Assassinates Viet Governor   French General and Several Other French Officers Alsc Slain at Saigon.

New Paratroop Outfit Ready For Action  187th Combat Team Can Go Into Battle

New Building Order Issued   Smaller Projects Need Not Obtain Permission

Ease Clamp On Small Building   Smailer Projects Need Not Seek OK On Materials

Poplar Bluff Fisherman Holds Pole Aloft; Teeny Squirrels Climb Down

SEN. KEFAUVER HITS AT MWARTHUR   FAILURE OF GENERAL TO MENTION U. N. IN SPEECH  IS CRITICIZED.

Senator Raps  Mae’s ‘Vanity   Kefanver Cites General's Saubbine of TN.

Says He Shows No Insight Of UN Role   Responds to Former Pacific Hero’s Lash  At Administration

Parkersburg Bank Teller ls Embezzler  Faces Charges Of Taking $365,000  In Lact Four Yeare

Violence Flares In Bakery Strike  Non-Union Drivers Threatened. Flee

2 Key Hills Recaptured © by Allies   U.N. Troops Counter-Attack Against Tank-Led Reds, Send Them Reeling

Red Attack Costs Them 2,000 Men   No. New Enemy Drive in Face of Assault by infantrymen

U. S. Soldiers Gain Key Hills   Red Troops Retreating Along Korean Front After Heavy Losses

Yanks Retake 2 Key Hills   Chinese Retreat After Suffering Many Casualties

Weather At Yuma   U.S. Troops Take 2 Hills From Reds   Chinese Who Thrust Into UN Lines Are Now Reported In Full Retreat

UN Attacks Regain Hills Seized by Reds   Enemy Suffers 2,000 Casualties  In Surprise Aceanle

REGAIN LOST GROUND ON WEST FRONT   Enemy Surprise Assault Fails To Find Soft Spot In U.N. Line.

Reds In Retreat As Allies Capture Two Key Hills In West  Continue Buildup Of Front Despite Record Pounding by UN Plane

Yanks Storm Onto 2 Hills  In New Drive   Counterattack Leaves 2,000 Casualties As Chinese Seek ‘Soft Spot’

US. Troop: Recapture Key Hills   Chinese Reds in Retreat After Suffering at Least 2.000 Casucities

Fossible Air Attack Warning... . EEE Mr arning ..-  U.S. Radar System Is Nearly Complete

Radar Warning System Is Nearing Completion: B-36 Ruled Out In Kores

Vast Radar System for Warning Against Possible Attack by Aircraft 's Nearly Completed

$295 Billion Radar Screen For US Is Nearly Complete  Await Jet Interceptor Planes

Radar System Nearly Ready; Behind on Jets   Air Attack Detection Set-up Will Soon Be ini Full Operation

STRONG CABINET A CHURCHILL AIM   BRITAIN'S VOICE TO BE MORE EFFECTIVE IN WORLD IF HE HAS HIS WAY.

Senate GOP Snubs Plan to Boost Juniors   McCarthy Pro posal te Advance New Solons Is Defeated, 29 to 10

Freshmen Lose Senate Job Bid   GOP Vote Upholds Seniority System

‘Legislature, Racing to Adjourn Faces Budget, Insurance Law Issues

Legislature Begins Drive to Adjournment March 16: Dozen Hot Issues Are on Agenda

Has to Trade With Reds   Se Soys Attlee af British Situation, to Get Grain And Foedstufts

Hoover Firm On Troops   Still Opposes Sending More to Europe; Plugs For Air, Navy. Buildup

Hoover Foresees Disaster for U.S. In Greund War  peecaecans   Believes Air, Sec Power Is Answer; Wherry Rips Dewey Ane Stoscan Stance

Hoover Visions Jeopardy for U.S   100 Divisions Needed for Europe, He Says

Hoover Sees ‘Grave Danger’  In Land Wax   Would Need At Least 100 Divisions For Europe Defense,, Claim

Hoover Witness In Troops Issue  Says 100 Divisions Needed in Europe

Hoover Speaks On  European Defense   Claims Jeopardy in Becoming Involved in Land  ‘War There   KEY IS AIR AND NAVY   Republican Leadership I: Sharply Divided on  Tronnce Teena

Hoover Opposes Sending of U. 5. Troops fo Europe   Former President Urges Nation to Build Up Air. Naval Forces Instead.

100 DIVISIONS. TO HOLD EUROPE, HOOVER SAYS   Former President Sees “Ut. most Jeopardy” in U. S. Land War There.

Hoover Warns Against a Land War in Europe   Claims Defense Woulc Require 100 Divisions; Wherry Assails Dewey

Hoover Has Warning In Testimony   Says 100 Divisions Needed for Defense Against Red Threat

HOOVER SAYS ONKY AIR, NAVY CAN STOP REDS   Tells Senate It Would Take 100 Divisions to Defend Europe..

Senate Hearing Told Land Army  wi. ftp. f..84l.. WOuld De UUsily Wherry Criticizes  Dewey, Stassen in Troop Discussion

HOOVER SAYS TROOPS CANNOT DEFEND EUROPE   URGES AIR POWER AND NAVAL MIGHT TO OVERWHELM REDS

HOOVER aTIGKa TO Aln POWER, NAVY DEFENSE   Says U.S. Would Be Placed in Jeopardy by Land War in Europe.

Sees Need Of 100 Divisions  ‘Jeopardy’ In Tieing U S. To War. View

Hoover For Big Buildup In Air, Sea   av gor  ‘QOoF ur in nequires 100 Divisions

Ceilings on Meat May Have to Give  Barmar ODA NOffinial   Former OPA Official Doubts Level Can Be Kept.

Plan Unveiled Calls For Five Times Number of Draft Boards In The State

MIUS IN KOREA REFUSE 10 FIGHT   t. N. AIRMEN BLAST RAIL ROADS — ANNOUNCE LOSS OF 11 PLANES IN WEER.

Pact Plan In Pacific Announced   ‘Truman and Acheson _ Want Treaty With East Powers

U.S. Reveals A nzac Pact Being Drawn   Acheson Propases INation Talk ‘Constructively’ QO- For East Poliev

Stocks of Crude. Gas at New High   Petroleum Institute Official Says Rationing Believed Unnecessary

U.S. Warned in 1947 of Red Attackon Korea   Wedmeyer’'s Report To Truman 3'? Years Ago is Diclosed

General Urged Occupation Of North China   After Three Tries, He Got Reprimand And Order To Shut Ur

WEDEMEYER REPORT BARD KOREA THREAT   Reveals Russian Objective to Get Military Hold in South Korea.

Weather Forecast   Long-Secret Wedemeyer Report On Korea Is Released By Senators

General Urged UU. §. Arms Aid To Thwart Soviet  Deadietead Pad Maven

Korea Warning By Wedemeyer In 1947 Bared   Documents Disclose General Interpreted Red Moves Correctly

Wedemeyer Gave Plan Of Defense   Policy Of Safeguards Only ‘Partly: Followed: By U. S. Chiefs

Gen. Wedemeyer Warned Truman in 1947 of Invasion Threat in Korea

Secret Report By Wedemeyer Made Publie   President Told Russia Would Seek Rule by Puppet

Truman Warned In 1947 ‘That Reds W antedKorea   Wedemeyer Report, Made Public By Senate, Recom mended Strong Military Aid To Renublic

Senate Group Releases Secret Report on Koree   Document Warned  Truman That Russia Would Seek Control

Wedemeyer s 1947 Warning On Korea Bared  Lona-Secret Renoart   Long-Secret Report To Truman Forecast Invasion by Reds

Gen. Wedemeyer Warned Truman In ‘47 South Korea Threatened With Invasion

Truman Was Warner Three Years Ago of Korean Invasion  Long-Secret Report   Long-Secret Report By Lt. Gen. Wedemeye Finally Made Public

US Warned Of Korean War In 47   Told That Russia Would Seek Control Of South Korea

Wedemeyer Warned U.S. 4 Years Ago  Secret Report Now R   Secret Report Now Re vealed Predicted Koran Invasion.

General Warned Russia Would Seek Control   Top-Secret Report Released By Senate

Was Advised of Action Needed Three Years Ago   Secret Report Is Released by  Canate Cammittea

‘No Statement While Defense Chief, Ike Says   Leaves by Plane For Paris After Talks with Truman

lke Leaves Political Door Open   Will Speak Out if Time Comes, General Says

Ike Not Talking About °52  Won't Express Any Partisan Views While Commander Of Joint Forces

LISENHOWER TO SPEAK AT “PROPER” TIME   Five-Star General Spikes Political Rumors Before Leaving for Paris.

Gen. Ike Will Not Express Party Views   Eisenhower Will Speak Out When He is Ready

Partisan Views Not Expressed While In Army   Will Not Speak Out Until Duty Compels Him, General Says

oUE HACK TD  PARIS TO AUN DEFENSE JOB   ‘Won't Express Any Political Views as Commander of Pact Army.

Keyptian Mob Again Surges  Thr ough (Cit v   Shouting Groups Demand Ouster Of British; Youth  Group Urges Calm

Anti-British Rallies Go On In Cairo   Shouting Egyptians   Shouting Egyptians Demonstrate Again. Orderly This Time

Egyptian Mobs ® Demonstrate For Second Day   Police Guards Keep Crowds From Violence

Egyptians Again Demonstrating Avainst British   No Violence Today And Students Leading Shouting Mobs.

Egyptians Demand Quster Of British   Crowds Dispersed In Cairo Without Incident

EGYPTIANS AGAIN DEMAND. OUSTER   Anti-British Crowds  Demonstrate In Cairo

Cairo Rioting Halted By Police   But Anti-British Parade Continue

(VIOLENCE ABSENT AS CAIRO \CITIZENS AGAIN DEMONSTRATE JIN FAVOR OF BRITISH OUSTER

Demonstrations Continue In Cairo, Egypt   Heavy Police Escorts Avert Parade Violence

No Violence by Egyptian Mobs  Demonstration Goes Into Second Day

The Weather   Shouting Egyptians Demanc Ouster- of British Troops ©

—EGYPT— Anti-British Feeling Is Shown Again  ‘Thousands March  In Demonstration

SENATE EXPECTED TO VOTE T0 SEND TROOPS 10 EUROPE   Taft Says He Will Favor Step If Specific Limitation Is Placed on the Number.   STAND MAY WIPE OUT SOME OF OPPOSITION   Truman Earlier Had Said He Would Appreciate Expression of Support for Plan From Congress.

Taft Willing To Vote for Move It It’s Limited   President Reiterates He Could Send Mer Anyway But Says He Would Appreciate Affirmative Support. —

Opposition To Sending U.S. Troops To Europe Dwindles As Sen. Taft Calls For Limitation

Tax Underpaid By Over-Billign  Dollars a Year   Tax Collector Says Bureau Improving Detection Methods

Treasury Asks For More Men  In Tax Bureau   Withholding Levy on Interest, Dividends Urged to Raise Taxes

NON - PAYMENT OF TAXES HI BY COLLECTOR   Claims ‘$250 Million Ian Withheld Each  Year In Returns

Big 4 fo Begin Preliminary Talk   Allies Agree to Meet in Paris on Monday

Big 3 Allies And Soviet To Meet Monday  Hope To Decide On Minister.’ Talks

Big 3. Russia To Talk Issue:   Paris Meet to Set Full-Seale Parley

Sec. Acheson Goes Before Anary Solons   UL. says IT Wants 'No “Unwise™ \Aetian in Acta

Acheson Faces Congress Irked By World Crisis   Somervell Assails Poiicy Of “Vacillation And Expediency’

Customers Whoop It Up   Buying B inge Continues In New York Price War And Everybody Has Fun

New York's Price Wat Empties Some Store's Shelves   -~Women Take Over Bigger Stores Like - Swarms OF Locusts

New York Price War Rages On   Shoppers Jam Big Stores to Get in on Bargains; Shelves Are Stripped of Some Item:

Customers Strip Stores Bare In New York   Buying Spree Comes As Prices Cut By Bia Firms

N.Y. Price War Bares Shelves  In Some Lines   *Anti-Fair-Trade’ Sell-Outs Pose Re-stocking Problen

SHELVES ARE BARI   Buyer Hordes in N. Y. Price War Like a Plague of  Locusts

Price War Mobs Strip Shelves  Money-Waving Bargain Hunters Choke Stores

Bargain-Grabbers Strip N. Y. Stores As Big Price War Enters Third Day _.

Price War Is On:   ‘Bargain-Grabbing Customers Strip Stores In New York

Bargain Buyers Strip Shelves Of Big Stores   Price War Still Confined To New York but Stocks May Soon Be Depleted

Bargains Grabbed Fast  Store Stocks Stripped In New York Price Wai

THIRD DAY OF BIG PRICE WAR IN NEW YORK   Customers Strip Store Stocks Bare in Frenzied Scenes.

Fine War—      Buyers Rush For Rich Bargains In Rotailers’ Battle

Bargain Battle still Rages On In New York  Some Items Slashed  40% In Price War B

More Jet Planes Reinforce Air Force in Korea   51st Interceptor Wing Starts in Aetinn Mae 7

Help Of Nation’s Lawyers Asked In Guiding Investigations Of Loyalty

Boy, 9, Ga a               Parents Away; Oil Stove ‘Explodes’, In Streetcar Dwelling: ~:

Hope To Reduce Army With New Type Of Weapon   May Save 30-40 Billions, Build Up Sure Defense

Calls Meat Price Control impossible  Swift Company Head Hears Black

Seaway Given Governors Nod   Worthiness of Plan Discussed at Omaha

Says Owlett’s Statement Silly  Duft Challenges Foes To “Knockdown” Fight

Teachers Strike On Opening Day   ‘Unpaid Back Pay Results In Student Glee

1,400 Pupils Ge Longer Vacation  Walkout by” Teachers” In - Protest ‘Over: Pay . Prolongs ‘Stmumertinne’

1,400 Pupils Gel Longer Vacation   Walkout by Teachers In Protest Over Pay Prolongs ‘Summertime’

Loss ixpected By Wedemeyer, ‘Report Shows   MacArthur Plan Invites War With Russians, Serretary Avers

Acheson Past, Present Opinions Clash, Senate  Investigators Discover   Secret 1949 Document Claimed Formosa Waa No!  Important and Loss to Red China Could Se Expected; Witness Protests Disclosure

Senators Make Acheson Bare Secret Memo’  Formosa Said Not Important  ™™ Fr mm * HAG   Vote 15 ta 9

Senate Committee Overrides Secretary Acheson’s Protests And Opens Document Secret During Past 2 Years

Acheson Past. Present Opinions Clash, Senate Investigators Discover   Secret 1949 Document Claimed Formosa Was Not Important and Loss to Red China Could Be Expected; Witness Protests Disclosure   By DON WHITEHEAD

Puts New Light On Mac Probe   In 1949: Acheson. Said Island Was © Of No Significance

Atomic Spy David Greenglass Escapes Death Penalty; Gets 15-Year Sentence To Prison

Jurist Spares Confessed Spy   Key Witness in Espionage Trial Given Sentence of 15 Years in Prison

Accuser of His Doomed Sister and Brother-in-Law Will Serve Only 15 Years in Federal  Prison in “Tolerance for Penitence,  Contriteness, Remorse and Belated Truth’?

Last Atomic Spy Is Given 15-Year Term   David Greenglass Had Testified Against His Sister, Brother-in-Law

Former Soldier Eligible for Parole. In Five Years After ‘Spilling’ Story On Two Relatives Who Face Death

Federal Judge Kaufman Sentences David Greenglass, Confessed Atomic Spy, to Term of 15 Years

Most of Labor Party Leaders AreRe-elected   Attlee, Bevan Win; Left-Winger Beats Son of Churchill

Crime Investigators Revise Report to Be Released On Tuesday  Sen. Kem Asks Probe Into Link of Crime,  Politics in Missouri

FREEZING RAIN, SNOW AND SLEET PELT THE NATION   Frigid Blast Forces Hundreds of Schools to Close, Snaps Power Lines and Slows Traffic.   DEATHS RISE TO 108; FRUIT LOSSES HEAVY   Ohio's Highway .Chief Proclaims State of Emergency —Floods Sweep Parts of Kentucky.

Firm Involving Halsey, Stettinius Will Be Probed   Men Were Among. Stockholders in Big Money-Making Deal

Halsey, Stettinius Revealed As Holder: In Profitable Deal  Admiral and Former Secretary of State Face Investigation

BULL HALSEY, STETTINIUS IN SHIP DEAL   Stockholders Got $2.8 Million From $100,000 Investment

Hunt Clues in Youth's Slaying  Police Lean Toward Thrill Killing Idea

Thrill’ Slayers — Hunted in Illinois  Crete Boy’s Death Inauiry Pushed

A MYSTERIOUS ABDUCTION  Police Search for Clues in Slaying of School Boy

THEORY SADIST SLEW BOY; NO CLUES FOUND   Held Prisoner Without Food; "Thrill Slaying,’”’ Soys Sheriff.

Veronica Lake Is Bankrupt  Actress, Husband Owe Taxes. 100 Creditors

THREAT OF FORD SHUTDOWN EASET   WORKERS AT VITAE SUPPLIER PLANT PROMISE TO END STRIKE.

Western Union Workers Out, Service Crippled   Eight States Hit By Work Refusal; Cincinnati Idled

800 Western Union Workers Walk Out   Service In Eight States Remains Crippled

Fewer Cadets * leave "Doint’   Deny Rumors That New Phase Has Developedin Cribbing Scandal

Finnegan Admits Delinquent Tax  White House Urged Against Quitting

Finnegan Tried To Quit Post As Tax Collector  Fell Behind In Own  ROR re ea _ ee SE eee ee ee

REVENUE HEAD CLAIMS BACKER WAS PRESIDENT   Tax Delinquent Says Truman Wanted Him To Hold Job

Tax Agent Says Own Payments  Short 3 Years   Finnegan Tried Three Times to Quit Post, He Tells House Probe

LI Billions’ Bid To Be Made for Foreion Aid Use   Administration Putting Bill in Final Shape for Presentation to Congress

MALIK EXPLAINS RED PEACE AIMS   British Quakers Say Russian  Official Is Ready For - Talks On World Issues.

British Quaker Group Leaves For Home After Visiting Russia; Give 7-Point Peace Program To Malik

Quakers ‘Not Satisfied’ With Malik’s Answers _ To Their Peace Proposal

Quakers Query Malik-—  Disclaims Desire fo Export Soviet Revolution

Big Manhunt On for Killer Of Girl, 10   Deputies Seeking Man Suspected of Killing 2 Children

Deputies Shift Scene of Search   Ten-Year-Old Girt Still Missing

Handyman Grilled In Lost Girl Case   California Authorities Are Seeking Answer to Patricia Jean Hull’s Disappearance

Gen. Marshall Tells  Senate Of Plans For Big European Army   Says HST Will Send Troops To Continent Whether Congress Approves It Or Not; Present Plan Would Send 100,000 More Men

West Europe Army to Get 100,000 GIs   Marshall fneicates Six US Divisions Will Be Extent  mrt: @ Cammitment

Congress Told 100,000 Troops  Europe-Bound  -Marshall Says © .Litnwee te Sawewn:   -Marshall Says Soldiers to Serve Under Gen. Ike   Toa Swell Total

100,000 Men to Be Sent Abroad:   'That’s Errope Quota Marshall Tells Congress

Secretary Of Defense Marshall Tells Congress That Will Raise U. S. Forces There To 250.000

MARSHALL SAYS 100,000 TROOPS SET FOR EUROPE   Defense Leader Reports Ground Forces Set At 197.000

U. 5. To Send 100,000 More Men To Europe   Marshall Says Fall 0! Western Nations Would Invite Attack

Defense Head Warns Against Limiting Troops   Four More Divisions To Be Sent To Europe

Only Six” Divisions To Europe   Marshall’s Figure Takes Steam Out O} Military Aid Debcte

0,000 TROOPS TH G0 TH EUROPE, CUNGKESS 15 TOL   Marshall Reveals Plans to Raise American Ground Forces on Continent to 197,000.   SECRETARY OPPOSES LIMIT ON NUMBER   Contingents Would Make Up Four Divisions—Figures Smailer Than Senators  Had Expected.

Marshal Quiets ‘Great Debate’ By Statement  Only 100,000 More Troops To Be Sent Te Evurane He Save

U.S. Will Bolster Europe With 100,000 ‘Troops   Marshall Says 4: Divisions Due Present Contingents

A NOTE OF DOOM   Concrete Help to Under. privileged Only Hope of hristianity

A NUIE UF DUUM Concrete Help to Underprivileged Only Hope of  ristianity

SERIOUS CHINESE SETBACK REPORTED   Hong Kong Hears Communist Casualties in Korea Have Been Heavy,

Pennsylvania Civil Defense Program Nears Final Vote   Legislation fs - Supported By Both House Groupe; Passage Is Expected

Pennsylvania Civil Defense Program Nears Final Vote   By Both House Groups; Passage Is Expected

Fine s Civilian Defense Bill Nears Vote  Bill to Change Date OF Primaryvw Goes

Only 39 Cents 0f ‘Apple Dollar Goes to Grower   Merchandising And Transportation Take Biggest Cut

Policemen. Ban Popular “Man's SS t Bee su 5 AS: .      Texas "Honored" By Visit Of ‘Mobsters’ Girl Friend

Britain Drops 8 Point Demand In Oil Dispute   Negotiations Look Doomed

Final Try to Settle Iran Oil Dispute   Mossadegh, Stokes  and Harriman Boe Oe Pe 2

U.N. Troops May Stop at ooth Parallel  Such Decision By U.S. Officials Is Reported

ALLIES MAY STOP. AT PARALLEL 38 IN DRIVE NORTE   Decision Reported Reached in Washington to Send Troops No Farther If They Reach Line.   M’ARTHUR EXPECTED TO GET WORD SOON   Intent Appears to Be te Create Basis for New Efforts at Settlement of Korean War.

Report UN Forces to Stop at 38th Parallel If They Ever Get There

O'Dwyer Calls Story Of $10 Thousand Gift  From Crane ‘Vicious Lie

O'Dwyer Brards a $10,090 Gift Story as ‘Vicious Lie’   Wires Kefauver Firemen’s Leader Fabricated Tale “To Save His Own Skin.”

O’Dwyer Charges 510,000 Gift Story By N. Y. Fire Leader Is “Vicious Lie”

Victor In Bull Moose Fight Freed To Take Prize by FWS   Mad Bull Fights Men When They ‘Release Him

VICTOR AND VANQUISHED —  U. S. Agents Free Moose From His Dead Opponent

State Tribunal’s Decision Unanimous Conviction Reversed, Beckwith  Will Be Given New Trial

eda aaedbenenaenastnineneacininmceen titi diainlll aitnaiidaeiamaieaiieiaiiataenenmnenenntiiieennieiiiiiniieediene  Senate GOP Delays Action On Gas Tax Bill

Civil Rights Bail Denied 39 Aliens   Seized For Deportation Thev Face Jail Again

U. S. Outlaws Civil Rights C ongress Bail, Orders 39 fans To Produce New Bond

39 Alien Reds Rearrested by Federal Agents   Civil Rights Congress Banned as Bondsman For Communists

U.S. Outlaws Bail of Alien:   ICivil Rights Congress Hii  in Federal Decision

U.S. Outlaws Congress Bail  For 39 Aliens   Group Told to Get New Bonds or Go to Jail; All Face Deportation

39 ALIENS FACE JAIL. MUST PUT UP NEW BOND   Arrest Is Ordered As U. S. Outlaws Congress Bail

GOP Chief Says Department Can Spare Secretary   Truman-MacArthur Controversy Brings Move For Recall

NEW PLAN URGED TO PERMIT OUSTER OF A PRESIDENT   Recall Amendment Proposed; Would Allow People to Vote on issue   WHITE HOUSE SILENT   Truman, Aidcs Confer on MacArthur Case But Make No Comments

Truman-Mac Fuss Brings Recall Move   Senator Proposes Constitution Change To Permit Action

SO VOTERS COULD IMPEACH M’‘Arthur Row Spurs Move For President Recall Law

Recall For Presidents  Is Sought   Plan Would Permit People To Vote Out President

President Could Be Ousted By Popular Vote  Action Would Nof Apply To Truman; ime Pur,

Bill Would Permit Voting On Recall Of The President   MacArthur-Truman Controversy Brings Demanc For Constitutional Amendment Allowing People To Vote On Ousting Future Presidents

Presidential Recall Amendment Proposed   Change Suggested In Midst of Controversy Over MacArthur

- MacArthur vs. Truman Debate  Presidential Recall Move is Launched   Sen. Hendrickson Proposes Constitution Change So Future Executives Could Be Voted Out Of White House By The People

CONSTITUTION IMPEACHMENT CHANGE ASKED   Amendment Measure Offered In Senate Proposal

Let Public Vote Presidents Out, Senator Urges   Hendrickson Seeks Constitutional : Amendment, Would Exempt Truman; General Never Told Why He Was Fired, Asserts Aide Gen. Whitney

Resolution Would Let People  Vote On Recalling Presidents  Martin. VEW Chief Demand Acheson Ouster

Special Session Hears Warning From Governor   State Finances Would Be Hard Hit Without Payments of Federal Funds. Schricker Says

Treaty Ready To Be Signed By 48 Nations  Communist Cohorts Are OQutnumbered

Treaty Signing By 48 Nations Is Scheduled   Poles, Czechs And Russians May-Not Appear At Ceremony

48 Nations Seen Ready To Sign Paet   Soviet Bloc’s Stalling Fails

Believe Reds   Will Walk Out Later Today   Only Poland of Red Group Remains To Give Views

Soviet Walkout At Jap Peace Parley Likelv   Not Expected to Attend Pact Signing Which Spells Defeat for Them

Communist Bloc Expected To Walkout On Treaty. Signing   Jap Peace Treaty Will Be Signed As Scheduled

Soviet Bloc Gets Last Chance To. Discredit Treaty   Pact Will Be Signed Saturday Afternoon, Western Group Believe:

Felony Charges Are Filed Against Robt. S. Chamberlain and Pershing §. Varner in Helena District Court   Mrs. Mattie J. Brannon Charged with Fraud In Great Falls Court

Four Face Charges in Gas Tax Refund Case; Board Finds Only 12 Claims May Be False

‘Quickie’ Tax Boost Ruled Out In House   Committee Votes For Full Study; Johnston Calls For Biq Raise

JOHNSTON URGES TOUGH, CLIMBING TAX INCREASE   House Committee Decides Against Any “Quickie” Boost   ADMINISTRATION IS REBUFFED BY GROUP

House Unit To Review Tax Problem; Republicans Say “Quickie” Boost Ruled Out

No Quick Tax Measure Seen From Congres:   House Committee To Re. view Entire Problem Before Acting

Whole Tax Issue fo Be Reviewed   House Group Move May Block ‘Quickie’

New Move Rules Out ‘Quickie’  Tax Boost   House Committee Decides to Review the Entire Tax Problem Before Voting Any Increases in Levies.

Tax Problem Review Is Set Betore Boosts   Committee Action Is Rebuff to Requests Of Administration

Quick Boost In Taxes Shelved For ‘Review   House Unit Action Seen As Rebuff To Administration View

No “Quickie” Tax  Increase Is Seen   Committee Will Review Entire Probtern First

BUST am WU]   HOUSE GROUP TO REVIEW WHOLE PROBLEM BEFORE VOTING ANY HIKES,

It’s That Old Army Guessing Game Again: What Divisions Will Be Sent to Europe?

TROOP SHIPMENT TO HELP EUROPE EXPECTED SOON   First OF Divisions Slated To Go Will Probably Be On Its  — Way’ Across In   Early Spring.

Troops Likely To Be Sent To Europe In Early Spring   Training In Georgia, May Be Sent

U. S. Division May Go Overseas Soon   28th Not Expected To go to Europe Until Late in Year

BANKHEAD MAID {1S CONVICTED   Faces Up To 15 Years For Kiting Actress’ Checks

ATTORNEY: CITED. FOR CONTEMPT   ‘Fallulah’s Maid Found Gully Of Boosting Aetress’ Checks

Former Maid Guilty Of Raising Checks   Vi RG Givens  Woman Questioned In  Private On Getting Rew Las Tallulah

Bankhead’s Secretary Is Convicted   Former Strip Teaser Liable to 15 Yéars in Prison.

Mass Flights Challenge Allied Control   15 Patton Tanks Strike Again at Battered Kumsono

155 Communist Planes Tangle With UN Across North Korean Peninsula

Enemv Jets Venture Farther From Manchurian Bases   a ™  ATTIRE AMBRICAN AND AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN ALL WAY ACROSS NORTH KOREA

One American Jel Lost in Running Fight  Boldest Challenge : Of Korean War to Allied Air Supremac

Red Jets Challenge UN Airmen   U.S. Plane Lost In Running Battle Over Koren

Reds Bold Challenge Carries 200 Miles From  Bases In Manchuria   Ground Fighting Ebbs To HitAnd-Run Killer Raids; Enemy Planes Downed In Dogfight.

AA Ad Af WS M&M iA WAL  AIR SUPREMACY ON WAR FRONT  Allied Aerial Fleet Is Battled All Way

British Protest lranian Action   Supported by U. S.  ' In Oi] Neootiation<:

British Send Stern Warning To Iranians   Determined To Protect Oil Holdings In tran At Any Cost

British Protest Nationalization Of The Anglelranian Oil Company Today

Control of Personalities By Future Drugs One Theory Advanced as Researchers Meet

Collins Blunt in His Criticism Of MacArthur   Says Military . Chiefs Feared Policy Flouting

GEN. COLLINS GIVES VIEWS   Lists Number of Reasons Why He Advised Firing MacArthur.

Collins Says Chiefs Of Staff Afraid to Trust MacArthtur  General’s Violation Of Yalu Border Policy Led to His Dismissal

American Naval Chief Calls On General Franco  Britain And France Oppose Madrid Pact

U. S. Leaders Show Interest In Spain Deal   Push for Understand: ing with Franco Over Voiced Opposition

Sherman Visit Seen as Indication That U. S. Wants Military Understanding With Spain

U. S. May Seek Military ‘Arrangement With Spair   Sherman-Franco Talks Raise Speculation In Washineton: Britain Obiects To Pact

United States Asked To Shun  Franco Accord   . Britain And F rance Oppose Any Military Links With Regime —

Sherman Talks ~ With Gen. Franco   Visit Indicates U. S. Desire For Military Agreement

Can Do Defense Job in 3 Years  Mobilizer Wilson Sees Quick Buildup”

Court Spares Life Of Spy Greenglass  Gets 15-Year Term; Aided Prosecution

Greenglass Gets 15-Year Prison Term  DeGendt Sinn Clea   Helped Doom Sister, Husband To Death

Judge Says Fixing of Lighter Sentence May Influence Other American Traitors to Come Forward Now.

GREENGLASS GETS 15YEAR TERM FOR PART IN SPY RING   Helped Doom Sister and Her Husband to Death for Aiding Reds   FLAYED BY JUDGE   Testimony He Gave On A-Spy Group Is Taken -into Consideration

Atom Spy David Greenglass Gets Off With 15-Year Term   Escapes Death or 30-Year Sentence Since He Testified Against Sister, Her Husband

Greenglass_ Gets 15 Years In Spy Plot  Action As Gov’t Witness Rewarded

Atom Spy Who Testitied Given 15-Year Sentence   David Greenglass Helped Doom Sister, Her Husband; Can Get Parole In 1956

Spy ‘Tattler’ Gets L5 Years   Rosenbergs File Appe al Tw Death Scnience

Judge Kaufman Hopes Other Traitors Will Step Forward And Atone For Their Sins Ae Greenglass Did

Court Grants Leniency Because Of Evidence Against  Other Spies   ROSENBERGS APPEAL FROM DEATH PENALTY

Greenglass Is Sentenced To 15 Years   Judge Says Lighter Penalty May Induce Others To Repent

Greenglass Gets 5-Year Stretch  Testimony Helos To Break Up Spy Ring

Was Key Witness In Trial Resulting In Death Sentence For His Sister

Cabinet Member Killed, Wife Held  Request For Divorce Cause of Shootina

Southwestern Bell Strike Vote Carries   Walkout Tuesday Is Possibility If Wage Dispute Js Unsettfed

Ultimatum By Phone Workers   Will Walkout Tuesday If Satisfactory Wage  Agreement Not Signed Says Bell Union Chief

Phone Workers foie fo Strike   Walkout Will Come if Wage Agreement Not Reached by Monday Nigh

me Employes Vote To Strike Wage Agreement Is Not thed By Midnight Monday

Phone Walkout Tuesday Maybe, Says ClO Leader   SW Bell Employes Have Voted To Authorize Strike

Phone Workers Vote, 10 to 1, for a Strike: Deadline Monday Night

Bell Telephone Employes Vote Strike on Wages   Workers Walk Out Monday Night Unless Agreement Reached

Contract Calls For $12,500 Year with Bucks   Unanimous Choice To Be Given Right To Name Assistants

Terror Grows on Eve of Filipino Vote   Political Leaders Kidnaped, Slain in Swamp

HUKS ATTEMPTING TO DISRUPT ELECTIONS   Death, Violence And Charges Of 4 Political Terrorism Sweep Philippines

CUEN WAR [a GIVEN TINGE OF YULETIDE   Three Thousand Marines at Front Hear Cardinal Sav Mass.

Five Smashes Occur During Lona Weeken:   “ha Die In: Crash - Of Streambners

_ RFC HEARING and the MORAL LEVEL of GOVERNMENT:  “lve Never Heard So Much Lying In My Life

The Forrestal Diaries   Stalin Proposed to Trick Japan Into Surrender and Then “Give Them the Works”

The Forrestal Diaries  Stalin Proposed Trick Japan Peace Terms, Then ‘Give Them The Works’

The Forrestal Diaries Americans Agree on Terms - For Surrender of ‘Japaizese

THE Forrestal Diaries   Stalin Proposed to Trick Japan Into Surrender ‘and Then ‘Give Them the Works’   4d. ENDING THE PACIFIC WAR

4,000,000 or More Workers AretoBe Exempted From Wage Freeze, It Is Reported

Officials Set To Ease Wave. Price Controls   Formula Expected to Grant Blanket Okay To 10©¢ Pay Hikes—  Many Groups Exempt

Limit on Wages To Be Lifted In Many Cases   Price Administrator  Expected to Make  Clarifvina Statement

Would Remove Tnequities In  Blanket Curb   Wage Board Has Big Problem In “Emergencies”

Seek to Remove Inequities From Controls Order   _ Officials Tackle Hot Details: Statement Expected Soon

Officials Have Delicate Job of Ending Inequities   Wage Statement May Exempt Many From Controls

Pay-Price Officials Chart New Orders   Start Work on Tedious and Delicate Task of Removing Inequities in Control Program; Plan To Release Large Groups From Wage Freeze

Clar rifying Edicts Being Dr awn Up   Agencies .Rush To Ease Jam On Inequities

Freeze Chiefs Busy Checking Qn Inequities   Big Job Facing Price: Wage Stabilization Officials,

Price and Wage Inequalities Are Under Scrutiny   Wage Board Studies Formula for Allowing Some Pay Increases

Gov f. Prepare: To Modify Its Freeze Order .  Wage Board Set To Announce Groups Not Hit By Move

Hike In Pay Due Despite WSB Freeze   Exemptions Expected In Prices And Wages By Federal Agencies

Hope fo Release Some Pressures Behind ‘Freeze’  Task of Group to Remove Inequities

Study Changes For Controls  Expect Exemptions To Wage Freeze  Will Be Announced

Work On Plan To Thaw Wage, Price Freeze   Would Exempt U.S., State and Small Firm Workers From Pay Hike Block

ESA Officials Work Toward Early Removal Of Inequities  Statements Soon On Wages, Prices

WORK TO EASE INEQUITIES IN FREEZE ORDEF   Millions of Workers to B Exempted From Peg on Woces.,

Wage Curb Exemptions Are Studied   Public Employe Groups May Not Be Controlled

PRICE, WAGE STABILIZERS HAVE BIG JOB   Begin Delicate Task O Removing Inequities Under Order

Pay Freeze Exemptions  Are Readied   Blanket Increases Will Be Allowed— ‘Pattern’ Disputed

Officials Act to End Inequities Produced By Sweeping Order   Several Group: To Get Exemption   Wage Board Preparing Clearance for Public Workers, Small Firms

May Exempt Many From Wage Curbs  Approval Of Pay  _ Hikes Probable

Price, Wage Stabilization Officials Work on Releasing Pressure Behind Dam Built to Hold Back Living Costs

Some Price, Wage Curbs To Be Eased   Officials Work To Remove Some Bad ‘Points in Friday’s Freeze Order

Control Bosses Busy on Details  Ut Piices, Wages Rollbacks Certain For Many Articles, DiSalle Reports

Economic Head  Seek To Iron  Out Problems Inequities Of New  Controls To Be Eliminated

Wage, Price ( changes Due pVDuring Day   Officials Hope To Erase Admitted Inequalities In New Order

Job Of Easing Inequities Is Major Headache  Wage Stabilization Board Prepares List Of Workers To Be’ Exempted From Act

Price -Wage  Heads Open Work Today On Inequity  Officials Must Fix   Officials Must Fix Standards For All Under New Rulings

ESAs Task To Remove Some Of Inequalities   Many Employees May Be Exempted From Freeze on Pay

Officials Move To Amend Curb On Pay, Prices   WSB May Unfreeze Some Large Groups Of Workers

Officials Attack Problem Of Inequities Resulting From Wage-Price Freeze

Officials Map Early Plan To Lift Inequities  Order Expected To Free Large Groups From Waae Freeze

US Officials Laboring on  Inequities.   Wage Board Prepares Statement to Exempt Large Groups From Freeze     —  om   ae: a 

Price- Wage Officials. Map Plans To Relieve Victims Of New Order

The Weather   Price and Wage Freeze To Be Thawed in Spots To Correct Inequities

Board Seeks to Ease Price  Wage Curbs   Big Groups Expected to Be Exempt From Freeze on Wages

Work On Rules-Regulations For New Prize-Wake Freeze   All Wages-Prices Frozen Friday

To Clarify Wage- Price  Freeze Soon   Formula For Wage Increases Sought; Number Of Industries Not In Controls

Begin Work On Bie Freeze Plan Structure   Gradual Ironing out of Inequalities Expected  As Officials Begin Job

Seek fo Erase Inequities in Freeze Order   Wage Board to Issue Statement

Control Chiefs To Iron Out Freeze Inequities  Whole Industries,   Whole Industries, Groups of Employees To Be Made Exempt

WILL BE ALL OR NOTHING IN EUROPE No Possibility of ‘Limited’? War

Prince Aly Khan Hopes For Reconciliation With Wife, But Rita Says ‘No’

France Promised New Dollar Aid  Economic Crisis   Economic Crisis Is Greatly Feared

U. S. Promises Immediate Dollar Aid To France To Fend Off Economic Crisis

France to Get  Yankee Dollars   Immediate Help Promised To Gear Arms Effort

U. 5. DOLLARS ARE PROMISED PLEVEN REGIME   Aid Needed To Fend Off Collapse Of  France

Committee Split on Seaway Bill   Divided Group Seeks Agreement Over Bia Project

Continue Seaway Battle in House  Committee's Approva   Committee's Approval Appears Distant, View

Stiffening Resistance Encountered As U. N. ‘Presses Wide Assault

Truman Wants Taxes fo Balance Budge!  - Pay-as-You-Go Plan _ Announced by Secretary Snyder

[0 BILLION MORE TAXES REPORTED UAL UF TRUMAN   Congress May Be Asked Soon to Approve 30 Per Cent Increase of Current Levies.   PRESIDENT WANTS CE BODGET      Snyder Says Executive Will Lay His Pay-as-You-Go Policy Before Lawmakers Friday.

Truman to Ask Pay-As-You-Go  Tax Program   30 Percent Advance May Come; Desires To Balance the Budget

Truman's Goal Sufficient Tax Boost To Balance Big Budget, Says Snyder

Truman W ants Taxes Hiked High Enough To Balance Budget During Rearmament

$15 BILLION TAX INCREASE ISINOFFING   Federal Sales Levy. More Company Cash Discussed

Truman For Tax Plan To Equal Budget  Program Would U; Take By 30 P. C.

Pay-As-You-Go Deep-Dip Tax Pian Proposed   President Wants Levie: Raised Enough To Balance The Budget

President Wants Taxes Enough to Balance Budget   Deep-Dip Plans Revealed by Snyder; $7( Billion Budget Looms; Byrd Again Demands Cut in Civilian Proqram.

Measure Would Ban Crime Comics   Other New Bills Are Introduced  In State House

Reds Reject 2 Points of ‘Final Offer’   Chinese Refuse to Agree to Allies’ Plan Banning New Airfields

Ban on Drome Construction Unacceptable   Chinese Chief Again Gives Oral Pledge N« Air Buildup in Truce

Floods, Bad Weather Cost Illinois Farmers An Estimated $38 Millions   KANSAS AGAIN FEARS FLOODS: REPAIR LEVEES

Egypt to Cancel Defense Tr eaty With Britain   Minister States Door Closed by England On Nesatiations

Egypt to Cancel Suez Canal Pact   Brituin Warned Of Impending Act On Defense Treaty

Egypt To Void Defense Pact With Britain   Warning Issued By Government Leader; Canal Seen. Periled

Egypt Cautions Brifain Mutual Defense Treaty Affecting Suez Canal To Be Ended

Britain Told Eaypt Is To Cancel Treaty   Suez Canal Troop Deal Sore Spot For Egyptians

EGYPT TO END DEFENSE PACT WITH BRITAIN   Suez Troop Posts Would Be Scrapped If Action Goes On

Egyptians Warn Britain Of Plan To Cancel Pact   Treaty Permitting Troops At Suez To Be Ended This Month

Egypt Warns Britain Suez.  Pact Ils Dead   Vital Treaty To Be Cancelled This Month, Is Report

EGYPTIANS WILL CANCEL TREATY   Warn Britain That Troops Near Suez Will Be Prohibited

14 Testify at Coroner’s Probe of Fatal Accident   ‘Say DeMoss Car Apparently Was On Own Side of Highway

Coraner Holds Inquest Into DeMass Death   State Troopers Tell of Position of Two Vehicles After Fatal Crash on Road 25

Action Urged On Branding Chinese Reds   U. 5. Demands U. N. List Peiping Regime As Korea Aggressor   MacArthur Says Allies Can Hold On  x * * * *  *  Doslaroe Ire Tin Ta ee Posrore ‘Ta Adc. Tin Thotr ye.

Red Nation Branded As Aggressor   Door Is Left Open For New Effort to Obtain Cease Fire

Demand UN Brand Red Ageressors  U. S. Enters F ormal Resolution To Draw T tec Naw WM nen UR.

Austin Urges UN to Indict Chinese Reds   U. S. Pushing for. Quick Action on Demand: ‘That Aggression Charges. Be.  Placed: Aaainst China’:

Resolution On Aggresso: Before U.N.   U.S. Leaves Open Punishment Forms Against Red China

Long-awaited Resolution Branding Chinese As Aaaressors Introduced

But Type Of Punishment Is Left To U.N.   Request To Bomb Manchuria Left Out Of Resolution

Austin Says ‘Time To Draw Line’   Rau Contends Proposal Leads To Disaster

U.S. Petition Fails to Set Penalty Form   Resolution Leaves Door Open for Peaceful Wore Setilement

Door Declared Still Open For Negotiation But Time Has Come To Draw the Line

Action Agains! Red China Urged by U.S.   Wants UN to Label Communists as ‘Aggressor in Korea

Declares Door For Peaceful Settlement Will Be Left Onen   MATTER OF PUNISHMENT UNSPECIFIED IN DEMAND

Punishment  Left Open By Order   Peace Resolution Read to Assembly By Delegate Austin

U.S, DEMANDS UN BRAND CHINA "AS AGGRESSOR   ‘Resolution’ Watered Down on’ Punishment to Please Britain, France.

US Presents Long-awaited Red Aggressor Resolution   Britain To Vote Aaressor Brand

Demands U.N. Aet  Against Reds   U.S. Plan Leaves Peace Door Open

Leaves Way Qpen For Possible Settlement _Of Korean War: Britain. France Mav Approve

Declares Door For Peaceful Settlement Will Be Left Open   UNSPECIFIED  IN DEMAND

Punishment Is Left Open In Final Text   Britain, France Expected To Give Support To ) U. S. Resolution

Demand UN Declare On A geression  United States In Strong Proposal  To That Body

U.S. Demand For UN Rule On Chinese _ Is Declared   Proposal Leaves Way Of Reds’ Punishment  Open For Discussion

Insists U.N. Take Adion   Says Time Here to Draw Line of Free Nations Ageinst Aggression

TRUMAN FLOAT IDEA BEING ABANDONED   ; White House Frowns Upon Idea Of  $   President Playing Piano Sucrounded By Mink Coats

BAN WHITE HOUSE SCENE IN PARADE   IDEA OF “TRUMAN-MINK COAT” FLOAT AT PASADENA IS ABANDONED.

a rouse Frowns  Float of Truman With Freezers and Cc uties In Mink Ruled Out by Rose Tourney Leaders

White House Frowns On JCC Float Showing Mr. Truman. Mink Coats And Deep Freezers

HARRY MIGHT OBJECT Mink Coats, Deep Freezers Ruled Out of ‘Rose’ Parade

White House Frowns on Rose Bow! Float With Truman, Minks and Deep Freeze

Speed Through Central Korea . To Rail Center   Spearhead Now 30 Miles South Of 2nd Division

ENEMY TRYING TO ENCIRCLE 2ND DIVISION   'Communists Drive For  Southeast Railway At Tanvang

Communists Seek To Cut Rail Line   Eighth Army Hard Pressed On West Front

Red Units Ram Through Deep Snow Southward   Main Red Force Continues Build-up For Major Thrust

20,000 Reds Lunge South To Trap Unit   Enemy Force Aims Deive at Tanyang Rail Huk In Move to Cut Off Second Division Holdine Bulee Near Wonju

Reds Build Up Forces For Attack  Second Division   Second Division Stubbornly Holds Ground Near Wonjr

e Try To Cut Sou theast Railway—  Reds Slice South To Trap Division   Hney Speeds By Flank OFUN. Waniu Defondorc

MASS ASSAULT IS EXPECTED FROM NORTH   Spearhead Of Reds Speeds Southward In Flank Attempt

Red Spearhead Speeds South To Trap Second Division   Communist Force Pushes 30 Miles Below Scene of Severe Fighting Around Woniu

The Weather   ENEMY TRYING TO ENCIRCLE 2ND DIVISION   Communists Drive For Southeast Railway At Tanyang

COST OF WOOL CLOTHING SET FOR INCREASE   Slump in Consumer Buying May End This Month

Morbid Crowds Turn Gangster’s Burial Into Fantastic Roman Saturnalia

TRUMAN CUTS WITH PAL ON GAS DECISION   Senator Humphrey And President At Outs On Rate Case

Teenagers Home Tired and Speechless After Runaway Plane Trip to Hollywood

Pacific Coast Dock War Seer  AFL Wiockers Hina Bu Stan mebin CAMmAAML

Accused Of Spitting In Columnists Face —  Tone Gets Into New Trouble in Hollywood

Franchot Tone Accused of Spitting In the Face of Movie Columnist

RIGHT  IN HER FACE   ‘Actor Tone Jailed for  _ Spitting on Columnist

(AP WIREPHOTO)   Franchot Jailed after Spit Spat   Tone Tussles with Woman Columnist in Night Club

‘i'm: So. Mad: I Could: 5 jit in YourFace’ Tone Has New. Troubles

Tone Mixed Up In New Brawl  Accused Of ‘Spitting In Woman’s Face

No Tom Neal This Time  Franchot Tone Starts Battle, Lands In Jail

Battling Movie Actor Picks on Young Woman Columnist as Latest Adversary

More Trouble Now Looms for Movie Siar Franchoi Tone   Is Accused of Spitting in Face of Columnist at Hollywood's Ciro’s.

Actor Tone to Jail; Spits In Writers Face   Ruckus at Nightclub; Mrs. Tone Called Be. fore U.S. Jury

Serious Riot Reported In Vilna, Lithuania Behind The Iron Curtain

Unrest Reported In Red-Occupied Baltic States: Riots In Lithuania

Serious Riots, Of Workers  Against Soviet In Lithuania   Other Bultie 8 Also Keport Enrests i ighting Breaks Out     Lakes:

SERIOUS RIOT REPORTED IN RED- HELD AREA   News Smuggled Through Iron Curtain Tells of Lith. uania Outbreaks.

Workers’ Riot in Soviet-Occupied Lithuania Told   US. Demands Again That Czechoslovakia Release Oati

Soviet Secret Police Kill 40 Lithuanians —_. In War Clothing Plant

M0 RIOTERS TANGLE IT AED POLIGI   40 Lithuainians Killed as Workers Protest Extra Hours Without Pay.

Number Of Soviet Police Reported Wounded; Trouble Started Over Orders To Work Longer Hours   FACTORY. LEATHER STOREHOUSE BURNED

Lithuanians Revolf Against Soviet Leaders.   Forty Workers Killed in Riots

MISS PENNSYLVANIA CONTEST TONIGH   Beauty And Talent Are Qualifica tions For Winner—York Girl Among Contestants

Plane’s Bomb Bay Doors Open But 2 Missiles Thwart Death   Respirator Dropped Near a Victory Ship

Plane Delivers Respirator To Ship At Sea For Sick Brooklyn Corporal

‘Desert Rock’ Kxercise Set  At Dawn Today  Salon Save Exnlosion   Solon Savs Explosion Of Bomb Enough To Kill Division

Russian Ease Berlin Blockade  West German Goods Flowing East Again

Wilkins Will Decide Feb. 8 On School Vote   Two - Hour Hearing on Petition for New District

Truman Scoffs  At Conspiracy By Marshall  Calls Charges Sillv:   Calls Charges Silly; Reports No Further Word On Red Bomb

TRUMAN SAYS CHARGE SILLY   Denies Allegation That Marshall In Great Conspiracy

SNOW, ICY ROADS  RUGGED FOR AUTOS   Traffic Authorities Advise Parking Cars Until Storm Subsides   NO MAJOR ACCIDENTS

SNOW, ICY ROADS RUGGED FOR AUTOS   Traffic Authorities Advise Parking Cars Until Storm Subsides

PAY INCREASE SET: TRUMAN HITS LEADERS   Ultimatum by Army Aimed at Halting New Tie-Ups

‘End Walkout Or Be Fired’  Ultimatum by Army   Ultimatum by Army Handed Switehmen

BAUER’S TRIPLE SUPPLIES PUNCH IN 4:3 VICTORY   KOSLO NO MYSTERY IN SECOND WHIRL AT WORLDS CHAMPS

Giants Go Down, 4.3. Rally Fails   Junior Leaguers Edge Leo’s Boys, 4.3 in Finale

Giants’ 9th Inning Rally Cut by  Great Catch   Third innine Cilante (0)

Bauer’s 400-Foot Triple With Three On Is Payoff Blow   Bombers Queil Explosive Giant Uprising in First Of Ninth; Both Starting Pitchers, Koslo And Raschi, Sent To Showers; Irvin Misses Chance To Tie Hits Record

Bauer's Triple Defeats Giants To End Series   Stengelmen Annex 3rd Straight Classic Four Games To Two

Yankees Capture Third Straight World Series by Defeating Giants 4-7 on Bauer's Triple  American Leaguers Win Fourteenth Championship by 4-2 Game Margin

Series Ends As Yanks Beat Giants 4-3   Third Straight For Bronx Team

The Weather   Yanks Edge Giants 4-3, Take Series  Bauer Triples With Bases Tandad in &th

Bauer Hero Of Thrilling 4-3 Victory   Triples in 3 Runs, Mekes Sensational Catch to Stop Giants in 9th

400-Foot Triple Beats Giants 4-3   Ninth Inning Rally Falls Run Short As National Leaquers Score Twice

Giants’ Ninth Inning Rally 1 Run Short   *hivd Ytnnastne Ciiantu   Fourth inninge Yankees

Bauer's Triple Clinches Game; Giants Sfage Comeback in 9th   Pinch Hitter For Durocher Furnbles His Chance For Fame By Striking Out With Bases Loaded: Winners Get $6000 Each

Triple by Bauer Helps Stave Off Late Giant Rally  Raschi Gets Win, Kaclo te Lacer

BEAT GIANTS . IN SIXTH AND. FINAL 4 0 3   Hank ‘Bauer's 400- Foot. Triple With Bases Loaded In Sixth Is The Wins ning Blow. :   GIANTS OUTHIT . CHAMPIONS 11 TO   Durochermen Go Down Fighting In Ninth But Leave 12 Men On Bese In Game.

Whip Giants, 4.3, to Win World Series  Bauer Triples 3 Runs Home in Big 6th Inning

Giants’ Ninth Inning Rally Falls Short   Hank Bauer's Great Triple in Sixth With Bases Loaded Wins

Giant Rally in Ninth Inning Falls One Run Short Of Tying Score as American Leaguers Score 43 Victory in Sixth Game of 1951 Series; Triple by Bauer with Bases Loaded Te Bi, Bo.

American Leaguers Defeat Giants in Finale 4 to 3; Durochermen Rally Fails’

New York Yankees End It With Sixth Game Win, 4-3  LATE GIANT UPRISING  Durocher’s Crew Nearly Ties Score in Ninth With  Two Runs

Bauer Poles Triple For Ti:ree Runs   Last Inning Giant. Rally Falls Short as — ‘Vaunkes Win Sorine 4.5

Triple By Hank Bauer Payoff Hit   Giants Threaten All Way, But Final Rally Falls One Run Short

\Ex-Conviet Held in Murder litchhiker Admits Ie 'Reat. Stabbed Architect

Mine-Smelter Work Starts Speeding Up   All 58,000 Expected to Be Back Tonight or  ‘Tomorrow

 ‘Won't Stand Intimidation,’ Says Dade Sheriff  4 Florida Cities Open Probe Into Week-End Cross Burninas

ST. LOUIS BETS TO BE PROBED   Senate Crime Investigat. ing Committee Opens Hearing There

Rise In Beef Offsets Drops   OPS Plans 2-Cent Per Pound increase

You Can’‘t Eat Shoes  What You Save On Leather You'll Lose On Round Cuts

BOOSTS HELP PACKERS Housewives To Pay More  For Beef, Officials Say

FAIR, COOL   Beef Going Up, Leather Down   Higher Meat Prices Compensate Decline in Hides

Seeks to Block Higher Pay for State Officials   Zimmerman to Get Legal Help to Push Action on Salaries

St. Louis Braces For Grim Fight As Waters Rise   Crest Is Expected To Reach City By Sunday Night

Vast Flood Races Toward St. Louis  Rampaging Waters Lash Missouri; 293 Known Dead. Others Expected

ST. LOUIS GIRDS FOR WORST FLOOD IN LAST CENTURY   All City Departments Alerted to Emergency Basis as Torrent Strikes Its First Blows.    City Submerged—Death i Toll in Disaster  Climbs to 23.

ST. LOUIS SET FOR BATTERING OF FLOOD TIDE   Highest Crest In 100 Years Expected; 23  Reported Drowned

ST. LOUIS BRACES FOR RECORD FLOOD   Crest Expected to. Top 1947 Mark, Approach 1844 Level

St. Louis Girds To Meet Fury Of Worst Flood  Central Missouri Heavily Lashed b

Flood Waters Sweep Toward  St. Louis Area   At Least 23 Killed in Midwest: Fire. Blasts Still Face Kansas City

23 Known Dead; Water Pours Into Jefferson City   Two Kansas Citys Still Crippled; Presi dent Signs Bill Providing $25 Million to Get Relief on the Way.

St. Louis Gets Ready For Big Flood Water:   Twenty-Three Persons Are  Known Dead So Far In  ‘Three-State Floods

St. Louis Braces for Worst Mississippi Flood in Century   Torrents Which Have Already Devastated Vast Areas Lash at Central Missouri

St. Louis Set For Big Flood   City Feela First Blow Of Midwest Ranipave

“Worst in Century’ St. Louis Is Threatened As Flood Death Toll Mounts

St. Louis To Get Flood Next  Crest Expected To Reach City Sunday

St. Louis Braces As Huge Flood Races Onward   Torrents Devastate Vast Areas—More Lives Are Lost

Butler Rites  Are Set For Next Sunday  Soldier’ Ss 3 Body   Soldier’s Body To Arrive Friday

COLUMNIST BOYLE WINS VFW.MEDAI   Cited for Contribution to National Security.

Hal Boyle Gets VEW Gold Medal   Receives It For Contribution To National Security

Boyle Wins VFW Award   Sun Columnist ‘One Of Best Friends’ Of GI

A. P. Columnist Boyle is Awarded the V. F. W. Medal for Distinguished Writing

Truce— Views Given   Secretary OF State Ache son Issues Statemant — On Korea

Acheson Backs UN Refusal To Pull Out  Until Peace Secured   Acheson’s Statement On Issue Believed Blocking Cease-Fire In Korea Makes US Stand Clear: Says Basic Issue Is Peace

ROCK VOLCANO   Toll Of Known Dead Rises; Fumes, Heat Hinder Rescue Workers

New Volcanic Eruption Perils Philippine Islanders   5A Naw Feared: Dend

VOLCANO LOGSES NEW FIERY BLASTS   DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 172 ESTIMATE THAT 2,000 PERISHED CUT.

Allies Lose Two Points  Under Fire   Steafing Planes Held U. N, Troops In Counter-Altack

Reds Drive Allies From Hills. In. Armored Attack   UN Planes Strafe Attacking Chinesé wut rit. Heavy Tank-Led Attack Against Allied ‘Lines

Allies Driven From Two Key Hills In Korea   Vicious Fighting Reported; Planes. Join In Rattle

Reds Use Tanks To Seize Hills  U.N. Strafing Planes Go Inte Action And

Planes Rush To Support Of Defenders   Reds Open Attack  On Western Front

Cancer-Doomed Betty Will Graduate Tonight; Sailor Sweetheart Won’t Be There

Reds May Try  Surprise Move   Russ Press Non-Committal On Plans at Assentbly

nized Aid for Alcoholics in Effect  n 39 States: Ideas Shift on Subject

West Virginia Lags in New Program  Aid for Alcoholics Sweeps the United States

 West Virginia Lags in New Program WVESE PTSZINIG £Ggs in New 4 rogram  ‘Aid for Alcoholics Sweeps the United States

Rep. Willett, Dixon, Named  On Committee Will Hash Out Details in Talks Set for Monday

Probers Droy Efforts To  lorce Issue   Taft Demands An Answer To ‘Why We Went To War’

Committee Cuts Foreign Aid Bil   $7,535,750,000 OKd; Truman Dissatisfied

U. S. Report: Living Cost Levels Off   Index Shows Small Increase

Retail! Fdod Ficture  ‘Most Meats Unchanged; Eggs ‘Up Some, Vegetables Cheaper

Ege Prices Go Up But Meats Hold Steady   Food Picture Shows ‘Vegetables Selling For Lower Prices

Personal Property Tax ‘Raids’ Net Cash, Automobile in Hennepin County

Truman Confident Hearings Will : Prove He’s Right, M’Arthur Wrong   President Comes Close To Saying General Told Senate Investigators Something That Waen’t True.

Truman Says Hearings Will Prove He’s Right   Almost Accuses Gen. MacArthur

General Lashes At Truman's War Policies   Formosa Shouldn’t Fall into Hands Of Reds, He Says   Truman Answers MacArthur But Doesn’t Hit Headlines .

Chief Executive Is Confident Hearings Will Prove Him Right in Firing General

(Makes Little Comment  President Waits For Hearings To Prove. General Was Wrong

Truman Sure He Will Be Proved Right   President Says Senators Will Find MacArthur ls Wrong

Truman Says Proof Shows Self Right, — Not General    President Indicates   President Indicates MacArthur Disclosed  Untrue Information

Truman Asserts Senate Hearing Will Back Him  President Disputes Macfirthur’s Story Of CIA Revort

Truman Is Tight Lipped on Probe   Sure Hearing to Prove  That M‘Arthur Wrone

President Sure Hearing Will Back Him Up   Tight-Lipped, Truman Watchfully Waits— Hints Thursday That Mac’s Story Not True

President Sure Inquiry To Prove General Wrong   Disputes Statement By MacArthur On Prospects Of War

Truman Says He Was Rig ht  In i avel   Hints **Mac” Told Un. truth; O’Dwyer Has Full Confidence

President Says Hearing fo Show His Policy Best   Truman Nears Charge General Testimony Wrong

Truman Hits at Macs Testimony  President Expects  Hearings to Show The. bd. Us. Bik:

President ts Still Certain He’s Right   Senare Hearings Will  Prove it, He Telis ° Se rae meen ter ees

Truman Hopeful about Hearings  President Sure Sessions Will Vindicate Him

Today's Skies   Senate Hearings Will ProveHim Right Says HST   President Is Close Te Saying MacArthur Testimony Not True

President Marks Time   Waits Out MacArthur Hearing; Wary, But Confident of Vindicatior

TRUMAN STICKS TO HIS THEORY   President Says He Is Sure Senate Hearings Will Prove He Is Right, Mac Y  Apthiy Bere

Truman Sure Hearings Will Back Him Up  Blea Hae Na Dien   Also Has No Plan To Fire O’Dwyer, Both Are ‘Fighters’

Truman Says He Is Sure He Will Be Proved Right   President Says Central Intelligence Agency Made No Report to Him on Chinese, General Refused Their Use

Truman Feels Hearings Will Vindicate Him  Declares MacArthur  Didn’t Make Use Of  Intelligence Agency

Truman Sure Hearings Will Prove Him Right   President Comes Near Saying Mac Didn‘t Tell Truth

Senate Closes Session In The Midst Of Debate   Upper Chamber Completes Action On Ma‘or Matters

Senate Group Votes to Extend Present Controls   Committee, However Sustains Veto of Rollback Authority

Senate Committee Refuses to Reverse  Ban On Rollbacks  Ingores Last-Minute Plea by DiSalle That Plan Disrupts Control:

WHITE HOUSE NOT SATISFIED WITH CONTROLS  President Truman Expected to Make Renewed — al In Controvers'  . a mine kee eke

Senate Group Ignores Plea By DiSalle   Debate On Bill By Senate May Begin On Monday

MILLERSBURG GIRL AWARDED CANCER TRAINING COURSE.   Mary O'Meara Chosen By American Cancer Society For 3 Year Scholarshin .

CANCER SOCIETY AWARDS  NURSING SCHOLARSHIP TO SPIRIT LAKE GRADUATE

AWARDED THREE YEAR SCHOLARSHIP IN NURSES’ COURSE   Mary Schallau Granted Such Training By lowa Division Of Cancer Society

Forly-One Men From Cass Pass Physical Exams.   Only Three of Group Examined-at Indianapolis, January 23 Rejected: for:Service

22 Registrants Approved for Aree Service   Eight Rejected Out of Thirty Who Went to Indianapolis for Examination March 15.

Speedy Action On Foreign Aid Bill fs Sought   Republicens Develop Wide Difference Of Opinion

Harriman’s  Plea Heard By British   Favorable Reaction Appears Probable Following Talk

Britain Urged To Join Iran. In Oil Parley   Harriman, Atlee. Talk Over: “Offer; Progres Reported In Meeting

Harriman Urges British To Open Oil Negotiations   Envoy In Conference With Attlee About Oi! Dispute In Iran

Harriman Urging Oil Talk Renewal  British Advised To Take lran Offer

Downed South Carolina Flier Rescued In Korea By A Charlotte Pilot

Mink Coats Pop Up In Revenue Case   Caudle Says Tax Lawyer Got Them at Cut Rate for His Wife, Several Others

Caudle Details Coat Purchase  Witness Testifies Rovall.   ‘Witness Testifies Royall  MeClellan Roucht Minks

Caudle Tells How His Wife Got Mink Coat   Other Furs to Wife Of Senator, Army Mar

Tells Senators’ Probe Group That MacArthur Proposals Would “Increase Risk Of Global War"   ‘KOREAN WAR’ JUST ONE PHASE OF STRIFE

Body Provides New Mystery.  Man “Murdered” in 1949 Found Alive in Denver

‘MURDER’ VICTIM IS FOUND ALIVE   N. 0. States Locates Man Supposedly Killed In 1947

Pressure Strong For Legalization Of Slot Machines   Legislature May Decide Next Week) Persistent Lobby Renorted a Factor

Pressure to Legalize Slot Machines In Kansas Clubs Grows: Bill Up Soon

Pay Boost Fight Likely For UMW   Lewis Gives Signs Of Spring Battle For Union Benefits

Miners’ Chief Mapping Plans For Pay Boost    Welfare Fund Concessions,  Improved Safety Laws Held Aim af T ewe

(Contracts May End April 1 Observers Expect John Lewis To Ask Pay-Hike For Miners

Lewis Planning Drive To Boost Coal Mine Pay   Will Also Seek To Improve Mine Safety Statutes

Lewis To Ask Welfare Fund. Pay Increase  Redoubled Effort To ‘ Improve Mine Safety To Follow Disaster

J. L. Lewis Sef To Seek Raise In Miner Pay   Better Safety In Mines Also Due In Spring Campaign

Bid to Improve Safety Laws  John L. Lewis Girds for Sprinc Campaign to Boost Miners Pay

British Ammo ShipBlowsUp   Nevy Personal Injured, Six Civilians Killed In Gibraltar Blast

12 Feared Killed In  Explosion   British Ammo Ship Blows Up At Gibraltar

Ammo Vessel Blast Kills 10   Thousand Fluxt as Ship Explodes at Gibraltar

TEN KILLED IN BLAST   British Ammunition Ship Explodes ) at Gibraltar Wharf

Blast At Gibraltar Kills 10 Workers  Ammunition Ship Lets Gu At Dock

British Ammunition Ship Blows Up at Gibraltar; Casualties Include 10 Dead, 1,000 Hurt

Ammunition Ship Blows Up at Gibraltar   Fear 2 British Crewmen Killed Ter Barbee tes

British Ammunition Ship Explodes W hile Unloading: 10 Killed, 1,000 Injured

Telephone Rate Boost Granted  Manistique Exchange Affected By Order

Phone Rates Go Up Jan. 15   Democratic Controlled Commission Explaining Latest- Increase

Inspection Is  Denied UN   AWAIT SOVIET ANSWER  West Accepts Arab-Asia Plan For Private Disarming Talks

Allies Watchful As No Cease-Fire Yet   Chinese Light Bonfires, Smoke Cigarets Openly All Along Front But War Still Flares In Air and On Sea

Federals and Texas Disagree on Future of Nation’s Oil Industry; Materials Allocusions Explained

Johnston Says Policy On Pay By Board Fair   Tells CIO Delegates Wages. Not Frozen, No ‘Sieve’ Provided

Johnston Says U.S. Wage Line ‘Can’t Be Sieve’   Stabilizer Sets Up Policy At Convention Of C.1.O0. Members

Inflation Seive Eric Johnston Tells  CIO Nation’s Wage Policies Are Fair

WAGE FORMULA DECLARED FAIR   Johnston Says Wage Poli cies Assure ‘Real Earnings’

Wage Policy Is To Hold Down Living Costs   Johnston Speaks At CIO Convention On Prices, Inflation

Pian Promotions for Highway 36   Association to Meet in St. Joseph Sunday.

MAC CALLS ON TEXANS RALLY TO THE TRUTH   Continues Blas Away at Truman Administration

Sentences Handed Out To Seven   Luthersburg Man Draw 18 Months In Pen For Driving Car While License Is Suspended.

Trial Continues In Kalamazoo Coed Strangling  Pencociutor Givec IIn   Prosecutor Gives U; Plans For Recess

DOUGLAS FAVORS FLOOD FUND CU   ILLINOISAN WOULD LOP $51 00,000 FROM RIVERS AND HARBORS BILL.

 13 Pickets and Union Agent Arrested  Violence Flares in Erie Strike

Dry Ice Attack Baffles Police  Ann Arbor Freshmar Burned And Beaten

OUTLOOK BRIGHT SOLONS WILL END WORK BY TONIGHT   BUT LEGISLATURE IS STILL SNARLED OVER GAS TAX HIKE

Guard Dies In Chicago Jail Break   Rapist, Slayer Steals Gun of Second Officer

Fire Fatal To 3 At Battle Creek  Small Children Die; Four In Hospital

If They Beckon McKeldin Might Answer V. P. Call   GOVERNOR DISCUSSES REPUBLICAN SITUATION IN NATION AFTER TRIP THROUGH WEST

Demo Force Wins Initial Troop Tests - Night Session As. Expected -

Senate Votes ‘Curb on More  Europe Troops   Reverses Earlier Action Ban on Young Troops Rojevted

Administration Is Leading in ‘Great Debate’   Slap Down a_ Proposal Which Requires OK by  Congress on More Men

Senate Votes Down Curbs on Divisions   Legislators Also Spurn Proposal to Ban Young Soldiers

Administration Wins Test Vote On Troon Issue   Curb on Gis for Europe Loses by Two Votes

Trumanites Win Tests On Troops   Senate Nips Exemption Of Youths Under 20 From Pact Units.

Troops-To-Europe Issue to a Vote   Administration js _ Winner of First Tasts in Sandnte

M‘Clellan Proposal Defeated   President May Send Out Forces Without Action by Congress

Troops For Europe Issue Before Senate   Seek to Put Check Rein on Truman’s Right to Send ‘Military Overseas

Nazis Lose Death Penalty Appeals   Supreme Court Action To Be Sought by Seven   ‘Urgent for Defense’ Tac Put on Seaway Project

Uroe Quick Start On Seaway Plan   Acheson, Sawyer Cite Importance to Defense

Quick Start on Seaway Is Asked  . Acheson and Snyder Testify for Proiect

Acheson, Sawyer Ask Congress to O.K. Quick Start on Seaway Project

Sawyer. Ask Seaway Start      ‘Urgency’ for Defemse Is Seen for VU. Ss. and Canada by. Officials

British Nearly Ready To Make Oil Decision   Cabinet Studies Problem With New Conferences

Mayor Richardson's Proclaination Calls For Citizens To Support Annual ‘March of Dimes’

Mr., Mrs. Emery Haassl and 3 Small Children Are Victims. of Blaze   Believe Deaths All Due to Suffocation   Fire May Have Started From Overheated Oil Stove or Bad Wiring

Two OLD SOLDIERS:  ‘MW Arthur, Marshall Have Much In Common, Disagree On Much

Marshall and MacArthur Clash---But Have Much in Common   Army Giants—-Heavy With Honors—Engage in Verbal Warfare

Old Soldiers Very Much Alive  MacArthur, Marshall In Bitterest Fight of Careers

‘Giants In Those Days!’ Marshall-Mac Debate Displays Rivalry Of Two ‘Old Soldiers’

House Passes Appropriation   Coslition Dyive To Stash The President's Budget Stalled

‘MYSTERY WOMAN” PASSES OUT  PREP PI  RRRRT N r ne  $1 BILLS TG NAVY RECRUITS

4, John D. Descendant Passes Bucks,  DTcce Ved nee Dacnnda Nera Donsrtfe an Train

€ GREECE, TURKEY ENTRY SEEN Administration Expects West German Admission To NATO

J. 3. 3. fe Proposal Woulc Strip Japan Of All American Defense Forces

RUSSIA HOLDS YANKS SHOULD QUIT JAPAN   Moscow Keveals What She Wants in Way of Treaty With Tokyo -—t{' S. Rejects Program.

Soviets Want Mao to Share ‘Tn Big 4 Talk   Kremlin Proposes Moving i Americans From Japan,  “Abandoning Formosa

U.S. Rejects Russian Plan For Jap Treaty   Soviets Propose Allies Scrap Present Draft, Start Anew With Red China Aid

U.S. Rejects Russian Plan For Jap Pact   Would Strip Nation Of American Defenses, Give China Formosa

Morgue List Reaches 32   Moonshine Death Trail Spreads Into Tennessee

MOONSHINE MIX IS FATAL TO 32   Deadly Wood Alcohol Kills Drinkers In Georgia

Wood Alcohol Deaths At 32   Police Searching For White Ex-Convict As The Supplier.

Baby Will Survive 40-Below Zero Cold  After Rescue From Screaming Lunatic

Civil Defense Bill Approved By The House  Senate Is Expected To Pass Measure

House Shouts Through Civil Defense Bill fo Help Local Preparedness

Big Fertilizer Plant Planned At Lawrence  Cansumere Ca-nn   Consumers Co-op Will Construct 316 Million Protect

10 Pct. Hike Submitted for Workers’ Vote   Greyhound Schedules Resume Friday if Contract !s Ratified

Settlement Seen for Hike Of 10 Per Cent   Workers in Seven States  Hold Meetings to Dkeh Nach

HOOVER AGAIN VOICES OBJECTION TO SENDING SOLDIERS TO EUROPE   Urges United States To Build Up Its Air and Navy Power

Hoover Urged Defense And Aid To Europe Be Confined To Air And Naval Mights Munitions To Nations Showing Will To Fight; Says Stalin Would Like Nothing More Than To Fight U.S. Soldiers On The Ground

10-Point Policy Plan Is Offered   Mixed Reactions Greet Hoover Idea

Hoover Hits Ground Troops Plan, Urges U.S. To Loose Chiang’s Force:

Hoover Warns  On Land War With Russians  Challenges Plan , To Send Ground Troops To Europe

FIGHTING FLARES ON EASTERN FRON’   Allies Battle to Oust Foe from Terrain; 8ombers Blast Red Capital

House Group Gives OK on Trucking Bill   Vote Expected on _ Controversial Issue By Next Tuesday

10 Reported Missing After Fuel Barge, Ship Crash Head-On   Buffalo, N. Y., Disaster Injures 13; Gasoline Explosion Showers Scene

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars ‘An Hectic Vein During 24 Hours

Chartered Ship Falls Into River Aiter Take-Off   2nd Worst U. S. Plane Disaster On Record

Cut-Rate Trip Ends In Tragedy   Non-Scheduled Air Liner Crashes Into New Jersey River

Auriol Pledges French Support   Resistance Against Aggression Will Be All-Out, He Assures  Prectdant Tihumane

Says France Will Fight © Aggression   President Auriol Pledges: His Nation’s Support of Atlantic Pact Defense Setup

‘Who’s Who of Underworld’ Will Testify Before Senators   committee headed by Sen. Estes Kefauver of Tenneccee

Asks Truman To Greet M Arthur  Defer Hearings On Far East Policies

San Francisco Gives General Noisy Welcome   Address Before Joint Session of Congress Scheduled at 12:30

Washinaton Is Ready To Greet Gen. MacArthur  Thursday Will Be ‘MAacArthiur Day’ At   Thursday Will Be ‘MacArthur Day’ At Nation's Capital

MacArthur Charges To Bring Controversy With Truman. In Open   The Pentagon May Have To Explain To Congress Why Its Feet Always Resting On The Desk .

‘BEEFY BURGI BURGLAR’ SR Warehouse Burglarized 2nd Time In 2 Days

Thousands See Eclipse of Sun  Moon Appears To Be Ri naed By Fire

Two Hills Seized By Allied Troops   Attack Southwest of Kum. song Pushes the Communists Back   FOG HAMPERS AIR WAR   U. N. Accuses Reds of Stalling Cease-Fire Discussions

U.N. Troops Capture Hill  Positions   Enemy Pushed Back Southwest Kumsong; American Warships Shell Shore

Allies Seize Twe Hill Positions Near Kumsong  ‘3 Bad Cruanmle   Old Red Supply Base Is Captured North of Parallel

Allied Soldiers Seize Two Hills   Push Back Reds For Three-Quarters Of Mile In Fight Today

Reds. Pushed Back Nearly a Mile As Allies Seize Hills   Clouds, Fog Keep Most Planes Grounded; Ships See Action

U.N. Troops Seize Two Hill Positions  Dawn Attack Runs Into Light Enemy Opposition

Allies Hurl Back Foe Nearly Mile   Capture Two Hills South of Kumsona

ALLIES CAPTURE TWO HILLTOPS NEAR KUMSONG   TRUCE NEGOTIATORS ACCUSE COMMUNISTS OF STALLING TALKS

Allied Pilots Grounded By Bad Weather   U. S. Warships Hit North Korea Ports _ And Supply Points

Allies Seize Two Hills in Sharp Attack   Push Reds Back Near Kumsong; Clouds, Fog Limit Aerial Sorties .

Allied Infantry Seizes Two Hills  Near Kumsong   Troops Meet Light Ex Enemy Resistance As Red Forces Are Driven Back

U.N. Troops Capture Two Korean Hills   Infantrymen Run Into Light Fire

ALLIED TROOPS GET TWO HILLS   Drive Reds Back Near Kumsong in Korean Fighting

ALLIED TROOPS SEIZE 2 HILLS   Push Reds Back ThreeQuarters Of A Mile Near Kumsong

Attack Begins At Dawn’ Most Aircraft Groundec      Hill Positions Seized Southwest Of Old Red. Supply Base At Kumsone: Patrols Are Active -

Red Stooges Continue To Stall Peace Negotiations In Korea: Allied Troops Seize Two Hills

Allies Capture 2— Hills at Kumsong  Heavy Clouds and Fog Keep Air War at Record Low ©

Allies Seize Two Hill  Positions   Dawn Attack By UN Troops Gains Peak by 1 p. m.

Four-State Check Made In Slaying   Charred Body May Be Gang ‘Ride’ Victim

West Plans Stern Attitude in Parley  “Will Insist Russia Discuss Own Army

Big 3 West Powers Set Tough Policy   Foreign Ministers Open Prelim Meet In Paris Monday

Most Ships Sail: C10 Deadlocked   Engineers Stay Out As Other Unions Win Work-Week Demands

Woman Found Alive  Frozen ‘Hard’  Body Temperature Only 64 Dearees

Woman Frozen Hard, Appears Likely to Live   B ody Temperature 6:  When Found Lying : In Zero Air

Woman With Body Tempe rature OF Only 64 Being Thawed Out But May Lose All Limbs

Radioactive Iodine Gives New Hope To:.Thyroid Gland Cancer Victims

'    Radioactive fodine Offers Hope In Fighting Cancer. Expert Saus

‘Should Let Planes Hit Chinese Bases in Manchuria’   Congressmen Armstrong anc Dorn Make Statement Alter Visiting Korea.

Hit Red Bases, Lawmakers Urge  Korea Restrictions  On Meckrihur Reked

Call for Air Blows On Red Bases In China   Two Congressmen Urge ‘Calculated Risk’ of Crossing

War-Vet Solons Insist Allied Airmen Should Be Allowed To Hit Red Bases

Armstrone Is For Blow on ‘nemy Bases   He And Rep. Born Favor Strike on Them From Air

OIL COVERS SHORE AT CASTLE HILL   May Be Navy’s Fault; Bathing Feared Ruined

OIL COVERS SHORE AT CASTLE HILL  AT iCOSdD—OCO*SiBY: +n 1.   May Be Navy’s Fault; Bathing Feared Ruined

General Nam Il Says. Conference Is Stalled Uniess U. N. Retreats   Reds Still Demand Buffer Zone Be Set Up At 20th Parallel

Chavez Democrats Indicate May Suppor! Roswell Mayor as Gubernatorial Nominee

Strict Meat Order Prepared by OPS  Stiff Punishment Promised Violators

U.S. Has Plans For Meat Black  Marketeers   First Violator Slated As National Example By DiSalie

U.S. to Watch Black Markets   Stern Warning Is issued by DiSalle

Dire War ning Ts Given on  Black Market   As it Issued a Ban Extended on Use of Aluminum

OPS Stages War on Black Marketeers  First Person Caught Will Be National Example, Di Salle

DiSalle Warns Black Market Meat Dealers  To Make Example Of First Offender

 DiSalle to Make ‘National Example’ of First Meat Black Marketeer

DiSalle Vows Heavy Penalty On Black Market   Government Imposes Ban On Non-Defense Use Of Aluminum; New Rubber Edict

Price Director Prepares _  Tight Curbs on Meat   First Black Marketeer to Be Made - “™Wlational Evamnia''- Teh fecna ede hin le.

DiSalle in Warning On Rumored Meat Black Marketeering   Says Anyone Caught to Be Made National Example

Scrap Steel, Iron Prices Rolled Back  Pivct Mant Rinel  First Meat Black Marketer Will Be ‘National Example

Black Markets To Bring Harsh Policy   Price Boss to Make Example Out of First Man Caught

BLACK MARKET IN MEAT GETS CLOSE STUDY   DiSalle Promises To Make National Example Of First Offender

Black Markel Operators fo Be Punished   First Meatlegger to Be Caught Will Be Made an Example,  DiSalla Warne

Price Chief Warns Black Meat Dealer Will Suffer   DiSalle Says Market Penalty Is Severe; Aluminum Usage Cut

Aluminum Curbed, Scrap Price Cut; NiSalle Warns Against Racketeers

FAL WILL AID DYOALLE HOLD PRIGES DOWN   Tough Order Being Prepared for Enforcement of Freeze.

Black Markets To Bring Harsh Policy  Price Boss to Make Ex ample Out of 

Black Market Meat Peddlers Given Warning   First Violator’ of New.OPS Order To Be ‘Example’

GEN, BRADLEY GIVES VIEWS ABOUT KOREA   Top U.S. Military Man Adds to Testimony of MacArthur And Marshall.

Global War Risks Cited By General   Saye Enlarging Of War Would Delight Kremlin

Bradley Attacks MacArthur Plan   Says Joint Chiefs Better Able To Judae Strateay Than Field Commander

China ‘Wrong Foe, Wrong Time’: Bradley   Says U. S. Involvement Would ‘Detight the Kremlin’

Nation’s Top-Ranking Military Officer Points To Risk Of Global War

News Day, N ight   Staffs Chief Would Avoid ‘Wrong War’   Reveals Commander Said Jan. 10 Korea Might Have To Be Lost

Bradley: Strategy Would Start "Wrong War With ‘Wrong Enemy, Wrong Time’

Plan Followed In Korea To Avert World Conflict   ‘Wrong War, At Wrong Place, At Wrong Time With Wrong Enemy,’ Gave Chief of MacArthur Advice

Enlarging War Against China Is Wrong, He Says   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Look Upon Enlarging Of War Against Red Chinese As Entirely Wrong Now, General States; Red China Is Not America’s Real Enemy

Marine Corps Morale Low, Senate Investigators Say   Staff Sergeant, Recalled To Active Duty. Found estate Equipment For Golf Course

Low Morale Reported In Marine Corp:  Senators Blast     Excess Spending

Senators Find Low Morale Among Marines  Investigators Also   Investigators Also Make a Critical Report on Navy

Recall of Reserves Blamed  Senators Find Deep Discontent In Marine Corps

Senators Find Morale Low at Marine Bases   Committee Criticizes Lavish Lse of Men, Money—Reservists Particularly Unhapp:

FIND MORALE LOW AT THREE MARINE BASES   Senators Report Waste of Money and Manpower; Men Dissatisfied.

Low Morale At 3 Marine Bases Found   Reservists Wonder Why Golf Course Aide is Essential :

Camp Lejeune Named  Low Morale In Marine Ranks Cited By Watchdog Committee

Marine Morale ls Found Low  Subcommittee Says Dissatisfaction In Newly Called Men

Sagging Spirit at Pendleton, EI Toro Bared   Navy, Marine Corps Rapped for ‘Lavish Use of Men, Money'

Solons Find Marine Corps Morale Low   Waste by Officers Impairs Spirit of Enlisted Men

Probers Report Dissatisfaction And Low Morale At 3 U. §. Marine Bases

Marines-Especially Reserves-Found  Lacking In Morale At3 U. S. Bases

REPORTS LOW MOBALE AT 3 UMRINE BASE   Senate Armed Services Group Raps Corps, Navy in Use of Men.

Find Morale of Marines Is Low  Sanate Reanart Save   Senate Report Says 3 Camps at Fault

Cite Reservist Problems  Senate Report Says Morale Low at Three Marine Bases

Senate Subcommittee Finds Low Morale and Lavish Use of Men, Money af 3 Marine Bases  Recently Recalled Reservists Are Unhappy in Service

Senate Group Says Marine Morale Low   Criticize Lavish Use of Men And Money in Report

heservist Hands Uut Goll Equipment  Senate Group Finds Low Morale at Marine Bases

Reservists Dissatistied  Morale Low Among Marines At Three Bases, Probers Say

Jet Flier Relates Czech  Experiences Lt. Roland Savs Cap  Lt. Roland Says Captors Tried to Get Military Information.

Jet Pilot Tells How Czechs Tried In Vain ToPry U.S. Military Information From Him

YANK JET PILOT QUIZZED BY REDS   Questioned 34 Hours With: out Sleep, Says Flier Freed by Communists

Reds Failed to Get Any Secrets From U.S; Fiver   Questioned Him At Great Length He Tells Reporters

Czech Reds Try Vainly to Quiz U.S. Jet Flier   Not Permitted to Get Any Sleep During 34 Hours of Questioning

HEADS PRODUCTION COMMITTEE FOR IOWA COUNTY   Convention Of PMA Members Results In The Choice Of C. W. Lortz

CLARENCE W. LORTZ ELECTED 10 PMA CHAIRMANSHIP AT DECEMBER 1 MEETING OF IOWA COUNTY DELEGATES   Harry H. Norden And Elmer G. Stahl Are Named To Serve As Vice Chairman And Regular Member, Respectively

Reds Routed In Hit-Run Kaller Raids   Armored Column Withdraws After Approaching Seoul

iggest Tank orce Hits ard AtFoe   Main Punch Goes Within Five Miles Of Seoul; Many Of Enemy Killed

Allied Tank Units  Punch near Seoul  i TMil-Ruf Raids Heaviest Armored  Thrust Blasts Red Hillside Defenses

Great Armored Thrust Biggest Of Korean War  Chinese Reds Mowec Down In Foxholes

Tank Force Thrusts Into Red Territory   Main Punch of Biggest U. N. Tank Force Rams Within Five Miles of Seoul Then Withdraws.

Two Get 5 Miles From Seoul, Then Fall Back  Allied Tank Forces  Pierce Enemy Lines

Hit-Run Killer Raids Go Deep Into Red Territory   Fighting So Close At Times That Reds Are Ground To Death Under Allied Tank Treads: Artillery. Planes Blast Away.

ALLIED TANKS RAID 5 MILES FROM SEOUL   Gen. Ridgway Watches Hit and Run Attack by Biggest .Tank Force of War.   FOUR-MILE GAIN ON CENTRAL FRONT   Enemy Suffers 8,635 Dead and Wounded in Bloody Sunday Battle, 34,359 Since Jan. 25.

Allies Stage Biggest Tank Drive Of War.   U.N. Forces Rammed Deep into Red Territory  -

Armored War Being Tried To Greatest Extents Yet  Main Drive Carries   Main Drive Carries Within Five Miles Of Red-Held Seoul

‘Largest U.N. Tank Force of ‘Korean War Rams Deep Into Red Lines on Killer Raids

Hit-Run Killer  Raids Staged By U.N. Tank Force   Column Withdraws After Advancing Within 5 Miles Of Devastated Seoul

Allies Carry On Hit-Run Korean Raids  Tank Forces Stab  Into Red Lines Near Seoul On The West

Big Tank Force Smashes Into Red Territory   Main Allied Punch Carries Within Five Miles Of Seoul; Warships Hammer Both Korean Coasts

Allies Hit Red Forces Near Seoul   Greatest Array of Tanks Yet Used in Fighting on Foray

Punch by Tanks Carries U.N. Nearly To Battered Seoul   Armored Columns In Hit-Run Killer Raids Against Reds

Allied Tank Force Rips Red Lines   Ram Deep Into Red Sectors In ‘Killer’ Raids. Go Up To 5 Miles Of Seoul

Armored Forces Near Seoul In Drive. Withdraw  UN Attacks On Central Front Gain 4 Miles; Navy Blasts Coasts

Allied Armor Slaps Chinese In Huge Raid   Tank Force Stages Hit, Run Attacks Deep In Red Land

Tank Forees Ram Deep in Red Territory   Communist Casualties Mount as UN Forces  Use Hit and Run Raids

Allied Force Takes Heay  Toll Of Reds   Main Punch Carries Huge Armored Units 5 Miles From Seoul ©

UN Tanks Dig Deep Into Red Territory  Biggest Armored Force of War Stages b45¢ Rin Millar Raid an Wactarn Frant

Gen. Ridgway Watches Hit and Run Attack by Biggest .Tank Force of War.   FOUR-MILE GAIN ON CENTRAL FRONT   Enemy Suffers 8,635 Dead and Wounded in Bloody Sunday Battle, 34,359 Since Jan. 25.

UN Tank Force Delivers Heavy Blow On Reds   Raiding Force Hits Within 5 Miles Of Capital, Blasting Enemy From Hillside

[Biggest Allied Armor of War Rams Deep Into Reds’ Western Front   tit-Run Attacks Close to Seoul   Warplanes, Artillery  Aid Assault Agains' Reds’ Hillside Fort:

Hit-Run Raids By Allied Tanks Smash af Enemy   Column Thrusts Within 5 Miles Of Battered Seou!

UN Hit-Run Tank Force Flays Reds  Thrust Puts Allies   Thrust Puts Allies Nearest to Seoul Since Pullback

Tanks Deal Death to Red Foe   Allies Stage Huge Hit and Run Raid Against Chinese; Kill Thaoueande

Biggest Allied Tank Force of War Rams Into Red Territory   Armored Columns Thrust Within Five Miles of Seoul Behind Plane and  Artillery Bombardment

Allied Tanks Ram Deep Into Red Territory  _ Armored Columns  Take Heavy Toll Of Red Troops

Tanks Make Hit-Run Killer Raids; Push Close To Seoul   THOUSANDS OF REDS KILLED; FIGHTING AT CLOSE QUARTERS; ARMORED COLUMNS CUT INTO REDS

‘Smash Within Five Miles Of Seoul   3 Armored Units Advance Under Terrific Aerial, ‘Artillery Support

Big Allied Tank Force Chews Into Red Lines   Heavily-Armored Columns Smash Deep Into Enemy Territory in Hit-Run Killer Attacks; Take Heavy Toll of Reds on Flaming Front

UN Tanks Smash  At Reds   Inflict Terrific Cas ualties in Deep Thrust Toward Seoul; Artillery Planes Take High Toll

Biggest U.N. Tank Force of Korean War Strikes Hard Blow in Swift Killer Raid

Biggest Tank Force of War In Punch Raids   Hit-Run: Allied Thrust Within 5 Miles of Seoul!

Tanks Tear Into Lnemy Near Seoul   Main Force Gets 5 Miles From City   UN Columns Withdrav After Inflicting Heavy Blows On Communists

Other Allies Gain 4 Milles  tin Center  Some Foes Ground wT. Tiiatk Rw Treade   Some Foes Ground To Déath By Treads In Clase Fighting

Biggest Allied Tank Force of Korean War Plunges Within Five Miles of Seoul; Communists Are’ Suffering Heavy Casalties Along Entire Front

Allied Tanks Ram To Within Five Miles of Seoul   Claim 2,000 Casualties Among Enemy in Murderous Assault by U. N. Forces.

Biggest Allied Force Rams Deer Into Red Sector  Withdraws After Hi And Run Killer Raids

Raiders Hit  Foe 5 Mile: From Seoul   Hit-Run Punch Leaves More Dead After 8635 Sunday Bag

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Sees Plans To Cultivate Socialism

LOCAL WEATHER OBSERVATIONS AY ROMM © HAAG WEATHER OBSERVATORY BRISTOL, PA. POR 84-WOUR PERIOD ENDING © A. w.

LOCAL WEATHER  OBSERVATIONS  aT ROMM @ HAAS WEATHER OBSERVATORY  : ORISTOL., PA.  FOR 24-HOUR PERIOD ENDING 6 A. M.

KOREAN WAR VICTIM BURIED IN ARLINGTON   Here's Funeral Accorded Indi: Denied Interment In Sioux     City Cemetery

Winnebago Indian Buried In Arlington   Few Yards From Another Nebragkan General Pershing

What About Blast?  TO PROTECT YOURSELF  FROM BLAST, LIE DOWN. aA A SCMIEL DED SPOT

Hope for New Talks Dimmed By Broadside   All-Out Propaganda War Launched to Cover Parlev Stall

Reopening Sought      Tobey Would Question Fischetti Brothers About Gambling

Crime Prober Asks Quizzing Of Capone Men   Tobey Urges. Brothers Given Hearing After Both Furnish. Bond

Urges Quick Reo pening Of Hearings   Tobey Anxious To Quis Fischetti Bros.., Top Capone Mobsters

M5) gna tay i Oe ee wees 7 3 o a 4] Ree ill ama OL Se Bes Te teat get: ae Ae 0  Figure Surrenders

Tobey Wants More Fischetti Probing  Would Reopen Hearings   Would Reopen Hearings On Brothers Calied Top Crime Leaders in Chicanc

GAIN IN CHURCH PROWTH URGED   Presbyterians Open 9tst  General. Assembly By  _Mlecting, James McCain  New Moderator.’

Total Of Dead In Train Crash Hits Seventeen   Birmingham ManDiesAfter Being Injured In Col. lision At Woodstock

Pentagon Bottleneck Blamed for Tardy Distribution of Equipment to Guard

Hickenlooper Wants Conaress Say On Troops  Drafts A Memo To Give Solons Stake Ta Pacidea

lowan Drafting Amendment on Troops Issue   Senator Hickenlooper Says Congress Should Assert its Authority

CONGRESS TROOPS POWERS URCED   Hickenlooper Wants New Units Authority There

Wolfe, However, Says He’s Not Resigning Until Paid $18,666   Board’s Action At Special Meeting Today Leaves Controversy More Muddled Than Ever; Tonight’s Public Meeting Called Off

Key Figures In St. Joe School Serap   Salary Issue Sull Clouds Hot Situation

1 DEAD, 12 HURT. IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Four Cars Crash - Nea Franklin on Route 322

Buyer Calls in Police Parents Sell 11-Year-Old Girl For $5 and Tank of Gasoline

Girl Worth $5, Tank of Gas  Parents Skin After Makina Deal at Service Statia

Parents “Sell: Daughter. At Station for $5 and” ‘A Tankful of Gasoline

Parents Peddle Girl for $5 FLASHES OF LIFE IN HARRIED WORLD Atom Blast Brings Jackpot

Girl Says Parents Sold Her For $5 and Tank of Gasoline; Station Operator Backs Story

Secretary Says the United States Has Right to Bring About Truce But Would Consult With Allies

Probers Told Of $20 Million Illegal Traffic  Tennessee Official Charges Cairo TF asta ae on ll  fpeeasasa

Balloons Start Freedom Drive  Plastic Bubbles May Land Near Here

Gov. Lausche's Budget Expectec By March 1   General Assembly Starts Work On New Measures

Lausche s budget Message Due Soon   House Passes Its Version Of Auto License Bill

YELLOW -OLEO SUPPORTERS ARE HOPEFUL   Believe Proposal For Legal Sale Has  Necessary Safeguards

State Dept. Again Demands Czechs Free Jet Pilots  U. S. Rejects Prague

State Department Renews Demand For Release Of Two le t Fliers Held By Czechs

THE NATION TODAY  Change in Labor Law Blunts Drive Io Repeal T-H Act

HAVE MASTER PLAN  FOR MENTAL ILLNESS   Planned Psychiatric Insti. tute To Be Key Link  In the Chain

FORESEE BIG MENTAL HEALTH IMPROVEMENT   Claim A Large Percentage Can Be Aided in NinetyDay Period   EXPANDED PROGRAM

Mine Explosion Traps 12 Men   Rescue Workers In West Virginia Start Operations

THREE DEAD; © LITTLE HOPE FOR OTHERS   Maintenance Crew Entombed Three Quarters of a Mile Back in W. Va. Mountain Mine.   40 RESCUE WORKERS TUNNEL IN DEBRIS   Are Still 800 Feet From Explosion Area; Cog! Dust Is Blamed for Disaster,

Nine Others Trapped Un_ derground Given a “Very Long Chance”   A MAINTENANCE CREW   Victims Preparing Area for Day Shift at Time of  Explosion

12 TRAPPED AFTER BLAST IN W. VA. MINE   Rescue Teams Start Digging Through Rubble; 4 Other Miners Escape.

Blast Traps 12 Deep in Coal Tunnel   Seven Bodies Recovered in Mine Disaster; Others Given Little Hope for Fenlosion Survival

~—LhA PLUTON — One Body Is Recovered  By Rescuers  Little Hope Is Held For Others

12 Are Feared Dead In W. Va.  Mine lixplosior   Workers Trapped In Pit Near Charleston; Your Reach Safety

One Body Found, 10 Others Given ‘Little Chance   Rescuers Toil Thru Debris, Foul Air In Tunnel

LITTLE CHANCE OF FINDING “ANY ALIVE   40 Rescuers Toil Slowly Through Tunnel   Occurs In Kayford, W. Va.: 35 Miles From Charleston: Body Recovered

Blast Traps  12 Miners In  West Virginia 4 Others Walk Out O  Charleston Area Pit After Explosion .

12 Trapped in Mine by Explosion   Four Other Miners Escape in West Virginia

12 Trapped By Second Blast In Two Weeks   Dust Blamed For New Coal Mine Explosion.

Mine Explosion Traps 12 Men In West Virginia   Four Others Escape; State Bureau Rushes Rescuers ta Seene

West Virginia Coal Mine Explosion Traps 12 Men   Truax-Traer Mer Believed Dead

TWELVE MEN TRAPPED IN MINE BLAST   Rescuers Reaching Miners Caught By Explosion

Explosion Traps 12 Coal Miners  Rescuers Reported Inside Mine Shaft

Fear 12 Miners Dead iz Blast   Several Bedies Taken From West Virginia Coal Shaft

Blast ls Fatal to Miners   12 Men Believed Dead After Being Trapped By Explosion Deep in West Vircinia Shaft

MIG-15, F-86 About Equal-- Little Hope For Superior Yank Jet Soon

Crime Hearing Wednesday In Cleveland   Officials Still Looking for Nine Missing Witnesses

REDS BOOST YOUTH RALLY   Communist Press Accuses Churches Of Not. Cooperating

Speaks Out In Interview  With Pravda   Advises U. S. Leaders Not To Get Excited, No Attack Planned

Red Bomb Explosion  Admitted   Russia Also Planning More Atomic Test Explosions, Stalin Declares Today

Stalin Says Other Sizes To Be Tried   Claims Development ‘No Threat To U.S. Or Any Other Nation

First Russian Announcement  Of Atom Test   Stalin. Says One Type Tested, Others to Follow: ‘No Threat’

Stalin Confirms Russian A-Blasts   Generalissimo Says Bombs Are Only for Defense of Aggression

Stalin Contirms Russian Tests : Of Atom Bomb   Claims Soviets Build Stockpile  For Protectian

RUSSIANS PLAN MORE A:BLASTS, STALIN REVEALS   SAYS SOVIET UNION NOT CONTEMPLATING ATTACK AGAINST U.S

Admits Test of A-Bombk   Revelation ‘of Other Explosions Te Come Also Made by Stalin  In Moscow Interview

Stalin Reveals Bomb Test; Says Others Planned   Russian Leader Claims Atomic_Bombs Represent “No Threat” to American Gecurity

Dictator Tells U.S. He Plans No Atom Blov   Don't Get Excited, Red Boss Says, in Baring Explosion

Stalin Tells Of New Tests For A-Bombs  No Threat To U. S., Or Other Nations,  Soviet Leader Says

More Planned Premier Says   New Attempts for Atomic Lids May Be Soucht

REDS TEST BOMB   Joseph Stalin Tells of Russian Plans for Atomic Weapons

Sfalin Reveals Russia Is Making Atom Bomb Tests   Says Soviet Plans More Blasts, Assures World He Loves Peace

Russ Confirm Explosion of Atom Bomb   Stalin Says More Tests Will Be Made of *Various Calibers’

STALIN TELLS: U.S. NOT TO GET EXCITED   Soviet Leaders. Contends Weapons For Defense Only.

Urges U.S. Keep Cool, No Danger   Says Soviet Bombs Only to Ward. Off

Stalin Plans More Tests of A-Bombs  First Admission _by Soviet Uriion.

More Test Blasts Planned Kremlin Says   American Leaders Advised “Not To Get Excited”

Stalin Announces Russians Have  Exploded Atomic Bomb, Plan Additional Tests for Future

MORE ATOMIC plasts SOON, STALIN SAYS   Advises American Leaders  Not To Become   Alarmed

No Cause for Alarm -- Joe   Russia Not Planning to Use “A” Bomb in  Agevression

MORE A-BOMB TESTS PLANNED, STALIN SAYS   Russia Confirms Truman’s Report On Blasts Recently.

Soviet Dictator Says ‘Various Calibres’ Now Ready in Russia   ‘Claims Communists Plan to Use Atomic Weapons Only For Defense; Assures U. S. That Russia Has No Plans For New Wars

More Atom Tests Due, Stalin Says  Aecerte Bamb   Asserts Bomb Development for Defense Only

Stalin Reveals Russia Plans A-Bomb Tests  Asks U. S. Not to ‘Get Excited’ Over Soviet Union Trials

Says Russia Plans Test Blasts of Various Calibers   Generalissimo Says Reds Not Planning Attack But Building Defense Aqainst Aggression

Discloses Program to Carry Out Blasts of “Various Calibers." No Threat to U. S., He Adds.

Stalin Says Reds Plan More Tests Of Atomic Bombs   Admits One Type Already Tried Out; No “Threat” Fo U. S., Russian Claims

Stalin Says Soviet A-Bombs No Threat to United States  Announcement Says Russia Plans More vTcoc anf Bamkc af "Various Calibers’

SAYS VARIOUS CALIBERS TO BE EXPLODED   Stalin Makes” First: Ans nouncement of Atomic Blasts Already Disclosed to World by Truman...   SAYS AMERICA. NEED’ NOT BE ALARMED   Russia Plans No Attacks Dictator Declares; Hits at Anglo-American Asgressive Front.

Russia Plans More Atomic Bomb Tests   Stalin Discloses “Schedule With. Correspondent; Kirk Is Informed

STALIN REVEALS MORE A-BOMBS WILL BE TESTED   Russian Dictator Discloses Recent Explosion—Tells U.S. Not To Become Excited, -

Atom Bomb Tests For Defense Only,  Interviewer Told   Russian Dictator Says Peace Is Goal And Again Proposes We Abandon New Weapons

Pravda Reveals Soviet Progress in an Interview   Stalin Tells Americar Leaders Not to Get Excited, Raise Alarm

Stalin Says Soviets Plan More Tests of Atomic Bomb   ‘Makes First Official Dis) closure of Ex plosion

 Work On Atomic Weapons Purely For Defense, Stalin Asserts  Russia “To Test More Bombs   Rep. Jackson Would  Boost Atomic Funds

OTHE SCHEDULED, HE STATES   Generalissimo Says Bombs No Threat To U.S.   Not Contemplating Attack On Any Country, Russian Leader Claims

Stalin Confirms A-Bomb Explosion  Says Reds Seeking Defensive Weapon

Stalin Announces Russian Atomic Tests, Savs Bombs No Threat To United States

Stalin Gives Confirmation Of Atom Blast   Tells of Test ; Explosion In Pravda Interview

Tells Ameriea Weapon Is For Detense Only   Confirms Test U.S. Revealed Urges Ban On Atomic Arms

Stalin Discloses Russ A-Bomb Test; Promises More  Nlat Contemplatina   Not Contemplating Attack, He Tells U.S. In Statement

STALIN CONFIRMS "TEST" OF ATOMIC BOMB IN RUSSI   Soviet Leader Says Weapon Is Intended Only For  RNafancea Ilex:

Stalin Offers Russia's View Of Atom Bombs  Veiled Threat Found In Tove af Hie Tall-

ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN AID URGED   Businessmen’s Report States Military Strength Alone Is Not Security

More Aid For  West Europe  Recommended C.E.D. Backs Move  As Insurance Against Ageression Threat

Urge Economic Aid To W. Europe   Committee Proposes Outlay In Interest Of Security

U.S. Urged To Provide More Aid To Europe   Businessmen Ask Funds For Western Pact Nations

Businessmen Uroe More Aid For Europe   Arms Buildup Cause Of Dollar Shortage,  Cninmitteas Pannvte

CED. Asks More Aid for Europe   Says Arms Program Causing Drastic Effect on Economy

More European Aid Proposed  ee yee er ee)   Economic Security Safeguard Needed

KANSAS RIVERS ON RAMPAGE AFTER HEAVY RAINFALL   North Topeka Evacuated As Water Pours Through Shattered Dikeas

REDS ADMITTED FIRING UPON PATROL CRAFT   No Trace Is Found Of Missing Plane And Crew of Ten

Routed Reds Havé Completed Regrouping and Now Fighting for Everv Yard They Give Un to Allies

Enemy Forces Retreat Into Mountain Redoubt On West-Central Front

Withdraw Closer To lron Triangle As UN  Forces Made Advances   Bloody Fighting Reported On Eastern Fronts Above Parallel As Reds Slowly Drop Back.

Resistance On Central Front Ends   Bitter Fighting Rages Elsewhere In norean War

Fall Back. Deeper in ‘Central Korea   UN Forces Advance 3000 Yards Against Light Resistance

Agree to Remove Armed Guards From Kaesong   Wave of Optimism Sweeps Through U. N. ‘Peace’ Camp

HOPEFOR EARLY RESUMPTION OF CEASE-FIRE CONFERENCES RAISE HOPES FOR ARMISTICE SOON

(Cease-Kire Plan Ready  lor Korea   Secretary Declares Nation Might Listen To Truce Proposal  om. PAVILIOND TAMR And

Acheson Says U. S. Would Fight to Keey Reds Off Formosa  Says End to Korean War At 38th Parallel Would Be UN Victory

CHINESE PEACE OFFER WAITED, ACHESON SAYS   Secretary of State Says 38th Parallel Could Be Border.

TAX OFFICIALS HAD SIDE JOBS WITH LITHOFOLD   Hired As ‘Salesman’ By Borrowing Firm, - Senators Are Told 

Empire State Building Sold   Syndicate Buys World’: Tallest for Price of 50 Millions

Empire State Building Sold  Gotham Landmark  Goes For $50 Millior

Empire State Building, 102 Stories, Is Sold for Reported $50,000,000

EMPIRE STATE T0 HAVE NEW OWNERS   Contract Is Signed for Skyscraper’s Purchase

mpire State Building,  tn Signs Agreement orld, For $50,000,006   rge Syndica o Purchase I Tallest In

FOR $50,000,000 Empire State Building Will Be Sold to Syridicate

Death Toll Of Smothering Avalanches Reaches 198 As Storms Beain Abating

Avalanches Fatal To 198 In Europe   Austrians Hit Hardest In New Freak Disasters

Avalanche Toll In Swiss Alps Mounts to 198  4 Nations Involved As Huge Blizzard Lanacene Cliffeidec

Danger Not O@ver  Swiss Avalanche Epidemic  Death Toll Climbs to 198

Snow Slide T oll Rises  y *3t Fee   Avalanches Kill L98 As Relief Is Sighted

Death Toll Nearly 200 In Alpine  Avalanches  112 In Austria; Danger to Mam More Villages Stull Present

Avalanche Toll Reaches To 198  Hundreds Of Towns Remain In Danaer

Allen Feed Mill Auction Under Way   Bidding Low in First Hours “of Major Sale Today

Allies Advance As Enemy Runs Out Of Steam   Chinese Release 15 U.S. Prisoners, Taken During Late Drive

ALLIES ADVANGE FOR FIRST TIME IN TWO WEEKS   Heavy Red Losses Have Delayed Enemy Offensive

Second Stage Of Red Offensive Fails lo —  orate - Chine sn tive   Evidence Increases Chinese Forces Unable To Start New Drive

Chinese Reds Again Freeing UN Prisoners   Allies Lines Moving Up; Believe Enemy Punch Losing Steam

Israeli Planes  Fire On. Syrians   Retaliation Bombing May Biing War Nearer

Israelis Bomb Syrians To Avenge 7 Slayings  U.N. Observers Fear Outbreak May Shatter Jewish-Arab Truce Any Time

Planes From  Israeli Bomb  Syrian Troops Attack Launched  To Avenge Deaths Of 7 Policemen

ISRAELI PLANES BLAST SYRIANS   Bomb Troops in Retaliatiar for Killing of Jewish Policemen

ISRAEL PLANES BLAST SYRIANS   Slaying Of 7 Policemen Brings On Reprisal

ISRAELI WAR PLANES HIT SYRIAN TROOPS   Attack Is In Retaliation For Killing Of Seven Israeli Potice-

Kerosene Plus Stove Equals Death  Home Explosion Takes Lives of Two Children   Parents and Older Sister Near Death after Fire Destroys House

kKkekkkr THICK FOG BLAMED FOR COLLISION OF TANKER, KOREA-BOUND TROOPSHIP

Troopship Rams Tanker in Fog  . Both Ships Returning . mm. gf BE... .- gf gy

BRITISH CROWDS TAUNT ATTLEE ON “ABADAN” ISSHE   Churchill Charges: Egyptian Crisis “Another Blow To  Emonira’

Attlee Vote Campaignis Progressing      Prime Minister Works in East Anglia—Foes Use Egypt, Foreign Policy as Issues   Blast Is Given

ANGRY TORIES BLAST ATTLEE   British Prime Minister Finds Rough Going In Campaign

Egyptian Policy Enters British Campaign   Angry Tories Use Attlee’s Record To Demand Chanae

Egypt Threat Plagues Labor   Churchill, Tories Hit Failure in lran

Sea Crash. Guilt Fixed   Captain of Tanker Barred From Sea Duty For Life: to Appeal

Town Is Dazed By Gas Blasts Fatal To Trio   Damage May Run To $500,000, Score Injured In N. Y. Explosion

STATE SENATE, HOUSE BATTLE ~ OVER RECESS   “No Business” Session Called Next Week By Legislature

Siate Legislature Battles All Day On Recess Issue But Fails To Reach Decision

No Business’ Sessions Loom In Legislature   House Willing To Resolve Hot Tax Controversy

Senate, House Stalemated on Tax Measures   Upper Chamber Want:   Upper Chamber Wants Recess Until Dec. 10; House Asks Action

Assembly In Bitter Recess Row   Leaders Battle All Da: Without Reaching Any Decision.

Allied Columns Driving Ahead Into Red Korea  Great Numbers Of Chinese Prisoners Ava Rainn Talan

Thousands : GIs ‘Home’. By Christmas   Gen. Ridgway Issues Order

‘Home By Christmas’ Pledge Is Given Enlisted Combat Troops By Ridowav

Ridgway Hopes To Get Gls at Froni Since January Home by Christmas

All Men Fighting Since Last January Being Sent fo States   Ridgway Promises That All Veterans of Korean Fighting Wi!i Be Sent Home In Month of November: Troons Are lubilant

G'S ON FRONT SINCE JAN. 1 TO BE ROTATED   Front Line Men Promised  They'll Be Home  By Christmas

Lona-Service Vets ‘Home by .Christmas’   Ike On Way Home For ‘Military’ Talks

 ace ten’ Avante  Infantrymen In Korec Since January  To Be ‘Home By Christmas’

Enlisted Men Will Be Slated For Return Soon   Rear Area Troops, PRli:..- hd. nt DAs

Men at Front in Korea tobe Home by Dec. 25, Word   Enlisted Personnel Gets Promise from Ridgway in Tokyo

Fighting Men Will Get Back For Holidays   Those on Fronts Since January to Get Their Relief

FRONT LINE YANKS T0 BE SENT HOME   Order Applies Only to Doughboys Fighting on Korean Battle Line Since January 1.   NO RELIEF FOR REAR AREA MEN   They Are Well Sheltered and Protected, Ridgway Says, and Must Serve Out 18 Months.

Ridgway Says Vets “Home By Christmas”   Except for Critical Personnel, Combatants Since Jan.  Are To Be Relieved—Ridgway

Ridgway Clears Air  Hame-hyv-Chrictma   Home-by-Christmas Plan Explained

-Long-Time Veterans of Front Lines ~-ToBe Homeby Christmas —Ridqway

Some Troops To Be Home B:  Christmas   Ridgway Statement Clarifies Situation For Fightine Men

Holiday at Home Promised Vets Of Korean War  Gen. Ridgway Assert: Nearly All Front Troops Will Benefit

Backers Hope to Hear Privately Ike's Political Plans      'Nearly Every U. S. Soldier in Korea Since Jan. 1 to be Home for Christma:

Korea Vets Due Back _ By Christma:   Applies to Enlisted Men Serving On Front Since Jan.1

Rear Areas Not Included In Program   Ridgway Clears Up Situation On Return Of Yanks In Korea

—INFANTRY — Home By Christmas Is Promise   “REAR AREA MEN NOT INCLUDED

GIs at Front Year To Returr This Month   Ridgway Reports 50,000 in Rear Of Lines To Stay

Korean GI’s Will Be Home By Christmas  Troops With Year In Line Promised Yuletide Furlouch

Gls with Long Korea Service to Be Returned   Gen. Ridgway Clears Plans; Specialists May Be Excepted

Gen. Ridgway Announces Plan for Gls   Statement is Made To Clear Previous Information Given For Releasing Men

Welcome Back Autumn You Fall Guy  You’re the Best Of the Seasons, So Stay Awhile

When the Big Fall Guy Comes to Town He Always Brings a Product Well Worth Buying

Lethal Chlorine Gas Menaces Watervliet   Charges IPR Run By Reds

ORDER EXEMPTS SOME SERVICES   Those Peculiar To Needs Of Military Freed To April 1

City Council President Under Grand Jury Fire   Former Councilman Is Third Official Quickly Arraigned In Circut Court

Kenosha Sheriff, Head of Council Indicted by Jury   -Bribery Charges Are Listed: Suspension May Result

Mike Hord, Resident Of Alpine Since 1910, Dies Early Monday Morning

Chief Declares He Can't Stop Rapid Rent Increase   Calls For Fast. Enactment Of ‘Very Tough’ Controls To Match Price-Wage Freeze Move

‘Very Tough’ Rent Controls Asked by Woods   Housing Expediter Says Housing Costs Are Rising Rapidly

Rent Control Chief Wants Tougher Law   Tighe Woods Submits Recommendations For New Rent Controls

Rents Rising, Woods Calls For ‘Very Tough’ Controls  Sends Recommendations To Wilson

Woods Warns Rénts Are Rising Fast, Urges Congress Vote Tough’ Controls

Controls Bill Vote To Start  Senate May Complete Its Action Today

SENATE T0 LIMIT GURBS BILL DEBATE   Vating on Bitterly-Disputed Measure to Start Toray

UTS TYAYT ON NAepann & BkL  tw TERR UIY VEDI ES re er rr  Senate to Start Voting Today On Economic Curbs Bill

SENATE TO LIMIT DEBATE ON CONTROLS   Agreement Reached to Begit Voting Today on Bitterly Disputed Measure.

YGOP Doesn't Want To Talk On McCarthy   8th District Adopt: Motion Not to Dis ecnss The Senator

NEXT WEEK OR TWO WILL TELL  Showdown On Policies Could ~ Come On Korean Front First

Showdown in Korea in Next  Few Weeks   ‘Negotiated Peace’ As Advocated by Truman Or MacArthur ‘Victory’

General Contends Failure Would Spell Free World's Doom   Former SCAP Refutes Charge: Of Violating Truman Orders, Accoile Britich-China Linke   Korean War's Next Few Weeks May Solve ‘Debate’

Showdown Might Come Sooner on Battlefield  Korean War Approaches Point Where Possible Peace Talks Could Pose Major Test for Truman

President’s Policies in Far East  Are Confronted With Two-Fold Test

Truman Far East Policy Faces Two Tests: One In Senate Hearing Room, One Abroad

Truman Poli ic’ jis : F acing Two- Fold Test, Showdown       Administration Says If War Is Limited to Korea Reds Will Be Acceptable to Plan

Policies Near Showdown On The Far East   It Might Come On Battlefield If Held To Korea

Battlefield May Decide Korea Issue   Truman Far East Policies Face Two-Fold Test in  Immediate Future.

First Showdown Likely To Come In Korean War   Quick Victory Needed To Save Administration; MacArthur Urges Action To Bring Reds To Knees

SENATORS PROBE LIQUOR TRAFFIC THROUGH CAIRO   CRIME COMMITTEE STUDIES HAULS TO DRY SOUTH STATES

BUCKS REGISTERED VOTERS TOTAL 58,341   40,293 Republicans; 15,780 Democrats; 2,093 NonPartisan   SEE DAILY CHANGES

REGISTRATION OFFICE MAKES RETURNS KNOWN   Figures Reveal That County Has 40,283 Republicans   1758 ARE REINSTATED

Amy Admits It Plans to Use Militia   One of Two Guard Divisions Now in Japan to Be Sent To Korean Front -

CITY TRANSIT STRIKE   Detroit Slowed as Streetcar and Bus Drivers Go Out

Detroit. Feels     Pande Stiike  . Production: Slashed . _ At Anto Plants Waele “Tyeonenork Stopped 2

Strike Slows Busy Detroit   Bus and Streetcar Walkout Hikes Auto Makers’ Absentees

Transit Strike Slows Factory Hum   Absenteeism in Detroit Is High as City Buses, Street Cars Stand Still

Detroit Strike Cuts Production  Streets Clear of Buses, Streetcars

Bus Strike Cripples Detroit   Car Plant Output Is Affected Immediately ; City and Union Far ‘Anart on Wage Issue

Strike Slows Auto Output   Transit Troubles in Detros Clears Streets of Buses and Streetcors ,

Can't See His Daddy  Parents Try In Vain To Rouse Unconscious Son

STRONGER VOICE CA LLING?  Daddy Arrives, but Little ‘Luther Can't Awaken

Driver Bill Hits Snag in Senate   House Version Is Changed by Senate; May Still Be’ Passed

Passage Delayed On Driver Law  Senate's Version Refused by House

Boise lire Loss Million   Upper Floors of Sonna Building Swept by Sundav Blaze

11 CREWMEN DIE IN PLANE CRASH      Clouds Prevent Air Force Flying Tanker From Making Safe Landing

T Yank Airmen Killed When U.S. ‘Flying Tanker’ Crashes in Scotlanc

Crash Kills 11 Airmen  Flying Tanker Hits  ‘wes. 4. Few @annalaval

Spokesman for Unions Tells Senate Subcommittee Ceiling Price for  Copper Should Be Raised at Once

Labor Unions Ask for Copper Price Increase   Statement Issued Before Hearing Of Senate Group

AFL Is Biseussin; 1952 Election   Delegates Frame Plan For Getting Friends Elected to Congress

AFL Asks Ike For His Views  Unions Not Likely to Keep Close Party Tie

AFL Turns Eyes Toward Election   Convention Body Is Framing Program Of  Activity For 1952

Allies Move Without Any Major Fight   Shift From Night To Day Fighting Sien Of Desperation

Mass Suspensions  Rock New York City  Police Department 19 of 77 Members of  Force Accused of  Taking Bribes

Daylight Time Goes Into Use   Clocks Ahead an Hour in Millions of Homes As  Change Is Made Today   FARMERS OPPOSE IT   Say Livestock Still Goes By Sun But Most Large Cities Welcome Change

At Least Six Airmen Killed As Plane Crashes, Burns On Indiana Farm: Five. Survive

BIG AIRFORC PLANE CRASHES; AT LEAST 6 DIE   Five Others Suffer Burns Serious Injury in Indiana Disaster.

Pilot Reported Injured, Taken To Hospital   Civilian Also Said To Have Escaped; Giant Plane Burns

TROOP PLANE FALLS NEAR NEW CASTLE   Wreckage Of Huge C-12¢ Scattered Over Wide Area; 5 Survive Crash.

Seven Men Die As Air Force Plane Crashes   Verve ivinw Foe  Burns; at Least  Five Men Survive

Air Force Plane Crashes, Burns; At Least 6 Dead   Burns and Serious Injuries Suffered By the Survivors

Senator Connall Blasts Marshall Plan Director  Against Sending   Against Sending Funds to "Wobbling Countries in Asia

Rakes Help To ‘Wobbly Asian Lands   Texan irked at Decision To Let Other Unit  lain Haarinac

Connally Blasts Marshall Plan Head For Wasting Money  Unexpected Outburst Comes in Testimony o1 Foreign Aid Measure

Blasts Plan To Aid Small  Asia Nations   Foster Reports . Production Up 44 ' Percent In Europe

Connally Balks ‘AtPlea For More Foreign Aid Funds   Texas Democrat Becomes Angry

Connally Blasts ECA Global Policy   Hits At Administrator For Seeking Aid For ""Wobbling" Asiatic Nations

 Killed 50 Reds Before Giving Life  ‘(Medal Of Honor Awarded  Heroic ‘One-Man Army’

One-Man Stand Held Back Reds  Honor Medal Given Gi Killed in Korea

Cocoa GI Is Hero  Soldier Who Killed 50 Reds Before He Died is Honored

‘American Soldier Who Killed Half Hundred Reds in One-Man Stand Is Awarded Highest Decoration

Savage Stand Saved Buddies But Cost Life   Medal of Honor Goes to Family Of Flerida Man

Boll Weevil Disc Jockey‘s Big Day Is Today Assault And Keane Put On: Strona Finishes. He Brace

Harriman Talks With President   Also Meets With Iranian Minister About Mission

HARRIMAN CONFER! ON IRAN MISSION   Persian Envoy Hopeful, But Americans Gloomy

Biishk GtbRSTIONS   Five Million Dollars Offered MacArthur To Write Memoirs

Barred Bombing of Major Red Supply Base in Korea   MacArthur Offered Millions for Memoirs

Sherman's Death Could Bring Era Of New Friction   Truman Is Studying Carefully Choice For Admiral’s Job

Navy-Air Force Jeatousies Already Kevived: New Era of Inter-Service Wrangles Feared As Result of Admiral Sherman’s Passina

Air, Navy Friction Growing   Four Ranking Flag Officers On Job List

FBI Will Delve Into Big Litter   Recluse Camera Fan's Shackful of Junk Puzzles Police

Has Logical Reason for - House ¥ Pr ull Of Data on Defense and Atom Bomb 

Oakland Recluse ls Held by FBI   He's Interested in A-Bomb and Defense

Odd Recluse Held for FBI   Oakland Man Lives Beneath Bridge With Atomic Notes, Data

PROBE RECLUSE AS ATOM SPY   Find Costly Photographic Equipment In Rude Shack

 NABBED IN BAY BRIDGE SHACK  Hermit Snaps Photographs \Of National Defense Projects

Iran Oil Talks  Near Showdown British Arbiter To Offer Plan of Operation Today

lranian Oil Talks Near Crucial Stage  British To Propose _ Joint Operation

OIL TALKS NEAR CRUCIAL STAGE   enema  British Negotiator To Make Definite Proposal To Iranian Government

Little Hope Seen For Resumption Of Truce Parley   Truce Talk Issue Has Boiled Down To “Propaganda War”

Artillery Paves Way For Capture Of Bloody Ridge  Reds Flee As Ground Troops Take Over Without Firing Shot By HOWARD HANDLEMAN

ALLIES HOLDING BLOODY RIDGE’ AFTER ATTACK   Artillery Barrage Clears the Crest  After 18-Day Fight

Expected Price-Wage Freeze Postponed  U.S. Shelves Plans For General Curbs

Immediate Controls Shelved   ESA Will Continue With Voluntary Price Curbs in Effeet

Jordan Signs 10. Vetoes 2 Vore Bills   Auto License Increase Killed: Action on 308 Completed

Four Planes Are Missing; 76 Aboard   Bad Weather Hinder: Allegheny Search for  Asrliner With 40

Wide Searches Under Way For Missing Craft   Still Another Plane With Eight Men Aboard Sought.

Mishaps Give Nation Grim Air Picture   Pittsburgh Craft, Arizona C-47 Carry Bulk Of Passengers

40 WERE ABOARD CHARTER PLANE AT PITTSBURGH   WEATHER HAMPERS AIR SEARCH FOR 3 MISSING PLANES

Wide Search For Missing Three Planes   68 Persons Aboard Lost Ships; Other Planes Reported in Grave Difficulty

The Weather   All Planes Involved Are In United States   Pittsburgh To Buffalo Liner Still Missing With Forty Persons Aboard; Three Others Hunted

40 On Line Lost Near Pittsbureh   27 Air Foree Fliers Feared Lost In Arizona

Missing Planes Give Nation One OF its Worst Aviation Weekends In History   Rie Airliner   Air Force Planes

Grand. Jury. Gets Red Charge Today   Nelon And Other State Chiefs On List

Students Stage Near Riot in Troy   Rensselaer Polytechnie Institute is Scene of ‘Tension’ Outburst Today

Funeral Crash Fatal to Three  Descendants of 101Year-Old Man Killed

ROK Troops. Seize Village  Beyond Parallel   Red Resistance Reported Stiffening On Central Front

Village North Of 38th Parallel Taken By R.0.K.   Enemy Resistance On Central Front Reported Stiffening

Enemy Stiffens As ROK Troops Cross Parallel  Report Five China   Report Five China Reserve Corps Are Moving To Front

ENEMY FORMING DEFENSE LINE ON ONE FRONT   ROK Army Forces Seize Villaqa Over The Border

New Navy > Chief Named   . Air Force Joke Not Funny NEM. Avctin Base Hac Redhead Jailed

PROFITEERS FACE STIFF PENALTIES  U.S. To Issue Rules Covering Meat Slauchtering, Marketing

DiSalle To Set Up Checks On Meat Supplies   Sen. Maybank To Settle Disoute On Enforcement

WARNING GOES OUT T0 CHISELERS   DiSalle Says He Would Hate to Be ths First to Be Caught

DiSalle Announces Two Meat Orders To Knable Government  ToCurb Black Marketeerine

DiSalle Warns Operators of Black Market  ee \ : 2 ee deems, a ee   OPA Loopholes of World War Il Due To Be Plugged

*Rlach Machketoer. Is 5th Columnist  DiSalle to Issue 2 Orders to Keen Finger on Meat Supalies

DiSalle Plans Strict New Meat Orders  Black Marketeers Will Get Tough  Tey ees ot thee oe TE faeces!

DiSalle Plans Strict New Meat Orders   Black Marketeers Will Get Tough Handling If Caucht

MOTHER MUST DECIDE ABOUT OPERATION :WHICH MAY LEAVE HER CHIID BLIND RBLIT SAVE ITS LIFE

Next Peace Step For Korea Is Up To Communists   Admission of Enemy Bombing Charge Puts Responsibility of ‘Cold War’ Squarely Up to Communists, UN Says

Move For Peace Leff For Enemy. To Decide Upon   Talks Still Held Up By Red'Charge Of UN Violations

Peace Talk Move Is Put Up to Reds   Allies Plan Attack on Air Bases if 1.200 Jet Bombers Blast UN Troops   Fierce Fighting   Forces of Democracy Take Strategic Area in Hard Battle

United Nations Put It Squarely Up To Communists To Take Next Step In Reviving Suspended Cease-Fire Discussions At Kaesong—Reds Insist Upon Allied Admission Of All Charges Of Violation Of Neutrality Bv Aircraft

Firm Stand: Taken By Allied Chiefs   Strafing Incident Marked ‘Closed’ By Latest Statement

UN Commanders Take Firm Stand   Neutrality Zone Violated Aaain, Peiping Radio Says

Reds Must Take Next Truce Step   U.N. Announces That Next Move Up To  Communists.

Reds Are Handed Peace Initiative  Trumped-Up Charge: Are Cited by Allies

Ridgway Replies To Latest Note   Marines Use Cold Steel To Capture Hills

New French Crisis Believed Certain  With Resignation Of Pleven Likely

Pleven’s Fall Forecast Soon   French Chief Faces Electoral Law Crisis

French Cabinet Expected To Fall Before Weekene   Crisis Over New Electoral Law

Pleven Down Fall May Be Result Of Law Crisis  Red Leader Changes   Red Leader Changes Stand on  Ballot  Election Plan

Admiral Shermar Flies To Europe  Navy Chief To Talk To Spanish Officials

Admiral Sherman Leaves For Talks  With Eisenhower  Naval Chief Also To Confer With France Aides

Admiral Also Will Visi Other European Nations  To Discuss Problems

Sherman Plans Key Talks in West Europe   Scheduled Parley With Spanish Officials Sets Precedence

Top Navy Man To Visit Spain   Franco's Country Included In Sherman Pact Tour

Senator Duff Spares No Punches In Verbal Slugging Bee Against Texas Republican Committeeman Sweifel

CHECR UP, BOYS Even George Washington Endured Love Defeats and Farm Troubles

Rabbit: Hunting Is Called Good As Cottontail Population On Upswing

TASK FORGE CAPTURES KEY HUB VIGONGHU   Tank Column, Paratroopers . Join Forces

U.N. Forces In Strong Advance North Of Seoul  Double Thrust North Of Seoul Produces   Double Thrust North Of Seoul Produces Spectacular Advance

Paratroop Drop Links With Tanks   Allies Only- About 2 Miles From Parallel

Paratroopers Drop Behind Enemy Lines   Allied Tanks Give No Indication of Stopping at 38th

SURPRISE DROP BY PARATROOPS IS SUCCESSFUL   Armored Column ‘Has Linked Up With Air Infantry

Huge Armored Column Joins Paratroopers   Tanks Also Strike Down Middle, May Not Halt at Parallel

Ask Immediate Exchange of  Injured POWs   Communists Tell Allies They Will Consider Proposal

Allies Want Ill Prisoners   Reds Study Request; 14 UN Planes Lost

QUICK ACTION FOR DISABLED: BEING PRESSEL   No Progress Made On Armistice At Last Meeting

New Proposal On WarPrisoners Made By Allies  Ask For Immediate Exchange Of Waunded   Ask For Immediate Exchange Of Woundes And Sick Prisoners

Sixty-Three Crippled Veterans Start Business of Their Own in Chicago

Trailer Truck Rams 11 Autos  Four Killed, 16 Hurt By Brakeless Load

GIANT TRUCK WITHOUT BRAKES CAUSES DEATHS   Careened Down Mountain, Crashed Into Eleven Automobiles

Brakes Fail On Mountain  Truck’ Hits 11 Cars; Four Killed. 16 Hurt

Truck Plunges. Down Mountain Into {Cars  ‘ Brakes Fail on. Steep   ‘Brakes Fail on. Steep Road; Four Killed, 16 Hurt in Wreck, Fire

TRUCK KILLS FOUR, INJURES 1630-Ton Tractor Trailer Crashes Into 11 Autos

Careening Truek Smashes 11 Autos, Kills 4, Injures 16   Trailer’s Fuel Supply Set on Fire; 4  Cars Burn

Mountain Road Bowling Alley for Truck: Eleven Autos Hit   Brakeless Vehicle Couses Death of 4

big Truek Rams Into  Ll Cars   Four Persons Die, 16 Are Injured in Flaming Wreckage

Truck Ablaze Deals Death  Wild Dash Down Mountain Kills  Four; Injures 16

Truck Plows Into 11 Cars   Brakes Go Out On Steep Mountain Road, Killing Four

A Die, 16 Hurt As Truck Rams  11 Cars, Burns  Vehicle Speeds Down Mcuntain Ont af Control   bance Callision

Flaming Truck Hits 11 Cars; 20 Casualties   Four Killed, 16 Injured in New York Mishap

30-Ton Gas Truck Careens Down  Mountain Road As Brakes Fail; Four Killed And 16 Are Injured

Peiping Takes New Line fo Foreign Diplomats in Effort to Split West

Fence - Straddlers In UN Being Fed Diet Of Red Talk   Soviets Working Overtime To Split Anti-Russian Coalition

Interpretive Wor Repart  Chinese Reds Change Tactics In Effort To Split Coalition Of Anti-Communists

Chinese Sweet On British to Split Western Powers   Britons Called In Daily at  Peiping; Had Been Ignored

UN Planes, Tanks And Ground Forces Blasting  Red Forces At Wenju

Tables Are Turned On Infiltrators Caught Far Behind Front Line   Planes, Tanks And Infantrymen Pouring Death Into Many Isolated Groups Below Wonju.

Ale Troops Tighten Trap On N. Koreans   Attack Is Third Day Of Annihilation for Overwhelmed Reds

ALLIES BATTLE TO WIPE OUT TRAPPEO BEDS   30,600 Communist Troops Caught Behind Allied Lines

Guns Score Heavily In Wonju Area   Allied Forces Tighten Trap On North Koreans

Allied Planes, Tanks and Gls Blast Reds S.E. of Wonju   UN Forces Turn Tables on Commies; More Than 2700 Killed in Two Dave

Remington Takes Stand in Defense  Denies Membership   Denies Membership In Communist Party

Stand Taken By Defense )  * ee ae   Remington Re-States Communism - Denial

Wheat and Gorn May Aid Shortage   Big Government: Supply May Make Difference Ir This Year’s Food Supply

Surplus Wheat, Corn Purchased By U. S Will Prevent Food Shortage This Year

Grain Stores May Remove Threat of  Shortages in U. S.   Floods, Drouth Convert Problem to Benefit; Corn Surplus Ends  Biggest Worry

Stored Grains To Save Day ly Crop Deficits   Midwest Floods Cut Production Outlook For Corn And Wheat

Grain Reserves. Remove Fear of: Food Shertages   > Surpivses Present. No Problem With “Certainty of Below:  Avearnaae Praduetias

Stored Grain To Figure in Food Supply  Surplus Held By Government  To Ease Deficit

Lausche Saves Young Killer From Chair a   — Teen-Ager Gets Life Sentence  After Partner Dies

DEATH PENALTY OF TEENAGER: IS COMMUTED °   Killinger Escapes Golng to Chair; Pal Plectracuied

Just Helping o Cc onstituent,  Boykin Says   Congressman Explains Hlis Part In Huge Loan To Bank Now Short

Michigan's Tax Setup Analyzed  ~ George Bean Believe: In Educating Publie

Soviets May Aid Mid-EastEconomy   Moscow Hints She Would Respond to Requests for Help

Russians May OK a Middle  East Commanc   If West Requests Attention, Soviet May Consider Issue

Price Rollbacks Set For Friday   Delayed 10 Per Cent Would End Confusion

U.S. Ready To Form UN Troops  Austin Says Number Disclosed ‘Soon’

[Controversial Bill Setting Up Fair Employment Commission lThreatens Split in GOP Ranks

Threatening To Split &0P   Sponsor of Bill Predicts Enemies  Will Try to Arnend  Away Effectiveness

lke Movement Picks Up Momentum   New York Times Says Drive for Nomination Ready

State Senate Bill Calls For FEPC   Measure One of 37 Introduced as Upper Chamber Convenes,

Democrats’ Poll Called  ‘Indecent’   Seek Suecessor To Vandeubers

VANDENBERG’S REPLACEMENT IS HOT ISSUE   Action Of State Chairman In Seeking Advice  Rouses Furore

MURDER TRIAL NEARS JURY   Much Conflicting Testimony Heard In Kalamazoo Coed Slaying.

DROWN TRIAL NEARING END; DEFENSE RESTS   Case Expected To Go To Jury Some Time Today

Truman Ahead Of MacArthur,  Says Moscow   President Already Carrying Out Program Proposed.

Fine Reshuffles Setup of State’s Defense Program   Action In Line With Orde Designating Plan Should Be On “Civil Level’’

In For Defense mittee Approves $6.4 Billion Request FOR MAY-JUNE NEEDS Military Men Claim $80 Bil. lion Needed for Next  sneak Vaa y   FAIR THRU THURSDAY

Johnson Says War Changed  Formosa View  State Department . Reversed ltself

Ex-Secrefary Overruled on Formosa Plan   Acheson Later Reversed Stand On Troons Need

dec. Jonnson Testifies At Senate Inquiry Cited Importance Of  Formosa Before Korea Was Invaded By Reds

REDS BLAME AIR FORGE FOR LOSS OF WAR   CHINESE LEADER ROUNDS UP PILOTS FOR JET FORCE

Bank Bandit At lonia Held  E. J. Bailey, 31, poms Robbery,  “crore Anu

Farmer fs He'd After Admitting Bank Robbery   Said to Have Taken $500 from Cashier After Asking for a Loan.

Hope Dwindles for An Arm istice Before Deadline Expires   Little Damage to Fraser From Frozen Sprinkle:

South Koreans ‘Sold’ American General ~  Two Got $5 Each for Dean Capture

Now Under Arrest  South Korean Pair Reportedly Sold: Dean Out For $5 Reward

Officer Reveals Manner in Which Gen. Dean Was Betrayed by South Koreans

Ohioan Tells How He’ Planned “Mercy Killing’ of Wife. and of ‘Miracle’ Wrought by Her Courage

US Has Lead on Reds in A-Bomb   Margin is 5 to 1 Say Military Men

China Gives Final Terms  To End War   Peiping Demands  UN Membership   Unofficial Report Says Re vised Conditions Handed British

New Proposal For Cease-Fire In Korea To Be Presented To UN; Withdrawals Sought

‘Wandering Wasillian’ Returns To Chamber After Taking Walk   But Doughty Dutchman Still Hot Under Collar About General Salary Increase Eor All Territorial Department Bosses

Senator Takes Walk As Vote Goes For Higher Salaries   Snider Is Territorial  Employee on Roads

BALTIMORE PRINTER ACCUSED OF LYING   William H. Fedder “Cheated” On Butler Campaign Bills, Witness Savs

MIDNIGHT RIDE STORY STICKS   Baltimore Printer Denies He Committed Perjury Earlier

U.S. Battleship, Destroyer Hit By Shere Fire  Two Sailors Killed And Dozen Wounded

Red Fire Hits Battleship And Destroyer   ‘Two Dead and 12 Wourded; Vessels at Anchor Bombarding Wonsen

Reds’ Shore Fire Hits U. §. Ships   2 Dead, 12 Wounded on a Battleship, Destroyer

U. S. Battleship And Destroyer  Mit By Red Fire   Shell Lands On New Jersey’s Gun Turret; Two Killed, 12 Hurt

Two Killed, 12 Woundec Off Korea   Giant Battleship New Jersey and Destroyer Damaged

ALLIES GAINING IN WEST KOREA   Probe Chinese Buildup Ox East-Central Front For Showdown

TWELVE HURT OFF WONSAN   Alties Advance Along Western Korean Front+

ALLIES PROBE OMINOUS RED BUILDUP   130,000 Chinese Reported Massing For New Strike   Fight To Stem Communist Sweep To East: Planes, Artillery Blast Foe

Red Artillery Kills 3 Men On Warships   New Jersey And Destroyer  Hit Off Korea

Two American Warships Hit By Gunfire  Chinese Reds Oper   Chinese Reds Open Fire Killing U.S. Sailors

ALLIED TROOPS STILL ADVANCING ON WEST FRONT   Probe Chinese Buildup on East-Central; Fight Red Sweep in East. —

Reds Hit 2 U. S. Ships   Score on Battleship, Destroyer; 2 Killed

Dodgers Blast Umpire After Loss In Boston Cuts Lead to Half Game

Moberly Planning  Action in Strike City Heads Studying ‘Proper Legal Steps’

Ships’ Officers Erase Midnight Strike Deadline   Another Coast Tieup Halted; Record 19-Day Walkout Is Continued

Walkout Postponed At Least Until Dock Workers Settle Long Tieup Of Coastal Ports

Ships’ Officers Cancel Strike At Last Minute   Longshoreman Strike Keeps Ports Idle; Defense Cargo Moves

Ship Officers Call Off Strike   Tie-Up of Ports Averted; Dockers Still Out

SHIP OFFICERS CANCEL STRIKE IN EAST PORTS   Defense Cargo Turned Back By Stevedores; Action Demanded

People Who Live All Alone on an Island Usually End Up Talking to Themselves

Communists Assembling Largest Body Of Troops Yet Committed In Korea   Plans For Spring Counteroffensive Hampered By Vulnerability Of Lines Of Sunplv To Allied Air Bombardment

Fired Too Fast, Officer Says  Didn't Get Pay. Tramon Critie Camplains

Bridge Lifters Get Suspended Terms   Two Marines Sentenced To Two Years In Prison For Automobile Theft.

ARMED GROUP HALTS LAYING OF PIPELINE   Workmen Kept Off Karn St. Charles County in Rightof-Way Dispute.

More Witnesses Appear in Probe   Kefauver’s Future Plans  Still Undetermined

Crash Victims’ Identity Learned  Four Die as Plane  Pluasace in Mexico

Rested Reds Moved Up. To Guard Supplv Bases   JA7 000 Red Locsces

Fresh Reds Slow U.N. Offensive   Chinese Drawing Upon Reserve Pool To Rebuild Army

Fresh Chinese Units Move Up to Guard Red ‘lron Triangle’   Enemy Dips Again into Reserves to Halt Allied Drive in North Korea

Fresh Red _ Forces Move Into Line   Chinese Dipping Into Reserve Of Manpower

Fresh Chinese Force Sent Ur   Red China Digging Into Reserves To Rebuild Shattered Armies

Mud Hampers Allied Attack On Hill Lines    Russian-Built Planes Risk Battle With U.N. Craft In Sonthern Foray

Retreating UN Troops Break  Enemy Contact   Chinese Pass Fresh Forces Through Riddled Shock Troops, But Allies Maintain Pace Toward Defenses In South Korea

Vet Solons Stage Brief Fist Fight   Cong. Cannon Hand: Cong. Phillips A Split Lip

Rep. Cannon Declared Unofticial W ‘inner Of Brief But Bloody Fight With Rep. Phillips

2 GAINGRESSMEN       BLOOD SPILLED IN FIGHT RETWEEN MISSOURLAN AND CALIFORNIAN.

Two Veteran Congressmen Come to Blows in Dispute Over Taber's Appointment   Hoe Nidn’+ Smile

“Fle Winnah?’      Lawmakers Swing Haymakers. Damage is Not Extensive

Cannon and Phillips Argue Over Appointment  Fists Fly in House Corridor

The Way You Enter the Office in the Morn Is Good Tip off to Your Character

Good Way to Study People _ Is to Watch How They Come to Work in in the Morninas

MORALS OF YOUNG AMERICANS: a  Now More Dangerous -- Whose Faull? How Correct?

Sports, Drug Addiction, Cribbing Bring Forth Painful Facts of Life

Moral Pitfalls Of Youth  “Nation Now Startled *As They Learn About  American Youngsters

Shocked Nation Learns Painful Facts of Life Concerning Teen-Agers

Moral Letdown  Weakens Nation;  Causes Studied   Spread Of Dope, Cheating And Prostitution Are Siens Of The Times

Gale Blowing Itself Out In Mexican Hills Property Loss May Run Ov ver Million  Las Ge eS

Big Hurricane  Blows Self Out  In Mountains Tampico Takes Full   Tampico Takes Full Force Of Storm, Wit Destruction Heavy

Storm Kills 150Mexieans   Hurricane Worst) Ever. Damage Far Above  Million

‘Death Toll Reaches 150  Killer ‘Cane Blows Out in Mexican Upland

Hurricane Blowing liself Oul Today   Worst in Mexico's History Hits Tampico Hardest

Gulf Hurricane Fizzling Out In Mexican Hills   27 Hurt in Tampico; Séveral Reported Dead At Soto Le Marina

STORM BLOWING OUT IN MEXICO   Slaps At Tampico, Moves Into Mountain Area Where It Calms

Hurricane Blows Out in Mountains   More than 150 Die In Week's Blast On Tropical Seas

RECORD STORM FINALLY DYING   Hurricane Leaves Ove 150 Dead; Millions  In Damage

StormEnding Rampage In Mountains   (amaica storm pictures on Para 8B)

Storm Is Blowing Out in Mountains   Killer ‘Hurricane Claims Over 150 Lives Duying Rampage Over Tropics

More than 150 Dead Left in Debris In Wake of Week-old Killer Storm

PRIVATE CANCELS WEDDING PLAN   FINDS FATHER OPPOSED TO MARRIAGE AFTER HE FLIES TO FIANCEE.

REPORT BACK MONDAY AFTER 6-WEEK LAYOFF   Up Production At Washer Firm After Boost Of Steel Allotment

“Bread Madness’ in French Village ‘Causes Terrifying Hallucinations

CZECHS PURGE ANOTHER HIGH RED OFFICIAL  Country Will Not Be Another Yugo: pe Sees ee ik ea wee

CITY, COUNTY ELECTION T0 FILL OFFICES   Polls In 116 Voting Districts to Open Tomorrow Morning at 7 o’ Clock.      PROMPT RETURNS vise

PRIMARY VOTE TO DETER MINE PARTY CHOICES   Predictions of Light to Heavy Balloting Heard on Eve of County Election.   EARLY RETURNS URGED.

Contingent Of American Troops Land In Iceland To Aid In Atlantic Defense

U.S. SENDS TROOPS TO DEFEND ICELAND   Undisclosed Number There Under Pact Rule

First GIs In Iceland For Defense   Force of 200 Flown There Upon Nation’s Request

Americans In Iceland To Aid With Defense   Contingent Arrives Today To Start  Surveys.

U. S. Contingent Lands in Iceland  Will Defend Isiand naar Atinant' > Dect

Yanks Reach Iceland For Defense Aid:   First Detachment Of Troops Landed At Capital: Airport

SENT BY AIR TO ICELAND   Contingent Lends at Airport Near Reykjavik tc Aid in Island’s Defense Under Atlantic Treaty.

ATLANTIC ALLIANCE PACT  Contingent of US Troops Arrive in Iceland by Air

American Force Is In-Iceland To Aid Defense  Detachment Sent To Island Under North Atloniic Alliance

200 YANKS SENT BY AIR TO ICELAND   Contingent Lands at Airport Near Reykjavik to Aid in Island’s Defense Under Atlantic Treaty.

Yank Troops  Go to leeland   About 200 May Survey For Air Bases for Western Defense

Contingent of American Troops Arrives in Iceland to Aid = In Building Up Island Defenses  Republic Is Believed to Be Key Bastion for Atlantic Nations.

‘Troops Of U.S. Arrive In iE claiail To Bediiy Island’s Defense Under North Atlantic Pact

American Troops Arrive in Iceland   U. S. Forces Will Aid Defense Plan Under North Atlantic Act

American Troops Land on Iceland   Move Is Surprise And Purpose Vague

American Troops Arrive in Iceland  l'o Aid Defense  Detachment Consists Of About 200 Men, Officials Say

AMERICAN TROOPS  ARRIVE IN ICELAND   About 200 Men Land at Airport Near Capital: Part of Pact Defense Plan

American Troops Arrive By Air In Iceland   Will Aid in Defense Under North Atlantic Alliance

Yank Troops Arrive af Iceland Base   Small Contingent Believed Advance Aerial Gdrrison

Yanks In Iceland By Request on Defense Mission   Arrive by Air Under Atlantic Pact Agreement

—ICELAND—  U.S. Troops Land Today On Island  Aid Defense In_ Atlantic Alliance

You Can Write Off the Stiff Penmanship: ‘Of Yestervear--New Style Is Here To Stay:

Truman Not Plans in 52   President Denies _ Having Information - On General's Intention:

Truman Silent  On Ike’s Plans   President Declines Guess On Candidacy Issue

Truman Says Eisenhower Candidacy Possibility Remains Mystery fo Hir

Ike's ‘52 Plans Mystify Truman   No Word Since ‘49, President Declares

Truman Says He Is Ignorant Of Gen. Ike’s Plan:   President Answers Numbe: Of Questions On News Here And Abroad

Ike Question Baffles HS   President Doesn‘t Know Whether General Will Be Candidate

Ouster of Pirate Pilot Predicted  Pittsburgh Newspaper Sees Manager Meyers

Quster of Pirate Pilot Predicted   Pittsburgh Newspaper Sees Manager Meyers Getting Walking Paper:

Meyer Is Reported’ Senate Democrat On His Way Out As'Predicts Acheson  Manager of Pirates Will Quit in Fall

Lonsumers Not To Get Al  Fuel Increase  Food Cost Passes Record Of 1948

Price Increase on Coal Granted   Food Costs Reach New Record High

Field Is Called To Tell Senators About Reds’ Bail   2 More Jailed In New York for Silence On Bail

Senate Probers Summon Field and Bank Accounts   SEEK TO REVOKE BAIL OF 15 REDS

Call For Field  Bank Accounts   Senate Group in Summons to Him For Testimony

Seek to Revoke Bail of Lesser U: S. Communists   Government Charges Trustees of Fund _ Irreeponsible

Senators Ask Field to Appear  Committee Subpoenas Red ‘Angel’ for Hearing

Field Faces New Probe in Washington  Committee te Seek Showdown on Bail Batsoad far Beda

Solons Order Field to Face Questioning   Lattimere Called Also by Senate Internal Security Committee

Collapsed Tank Leaves Mystery   Sabotage: or Meteor Blamed in’ Tucumcari

Water Tank   Evidence Of Both In Tucumcari Disaster;  FBI Asked. To Check

Water Tank Burst Kills 4  Sabotage or Fireball Believed to Be Cause

Governor Fine Puts Presure On Tax Foes   Senator John Walke: Opponent of New Levy Cries ‘Reprisal’

Fine Attempts Back-Home Pressure Of Foes Of Tax Program: Walker Charges ‘Reprisal’

FINE DISAVOW! DEFECTIONS 8 GOP MEMBER   Governor Is Accusec Of “Reprisal”? By Dem Opponents

U. N. Action OnRedChinz Is Delayed  TDealanntac Mat   Delegates Get Time to Talk With Leaders

“MOVE AGAINST PEKING REGIME   Potential Sponsors Await Answers From Home

US. to Postpone Demand to UN To Condemn Red   Delegation Leaders To Change Resolutior Before Presentation

AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland 5 Philadelphia 3 Washington 10 Chicago 6   we) EOP ON

RAGLAND TO PRISON   Judge Means Overrules a Motion for New Trial in Case

Strikers Will Meet At 10 This Morning  Report Of Negotiating Committees Scheduled

Mishaps Take Lives Of Nine Over Weekend   Two Children Are Killed, One By Drowning, Other While Playing With Gun With Her Brother

State Accidents Bring Death to 9   Burlington Boy, 9, Drowns in Creek

12 Persons Dead In State Mishaps  Two Victims Killed By Gun Accidents

Dewey Disturbed At Rights Threat   Whittled From Within, He Says and Hit Hard From Abroad

MAY HOPE FOR. CONTACT Missing Briton’s Wife To Vacation in France

Legislature Faces Long’Range Problem Of Finding $100 Million in Revenue

WESTBROOK PEGLER   7 Cents A Week--Subsidized Doctors In Britain

Government Orders Rearrest of 39 Aliens Fighting U.S. Deportation Proceedings

U. S. Orders Re-Arrest Of 39 Aliens Fighting Ouster: Bond ‘Faulty’

U.S. Orders Rearrest  Of 39 Aliens   Civil Rights Congress Bond Js Not Enough

Armed Men Rob Grocery At Columbia   Unmasked Bandits Tie Up Grocer And Customer

Carotyn Purcell: WHE: Be Taken fo Cllake: In Search for Miracle.

E. Germany In Vote Bid   But Wants All-German Vote Supervised by Occupation Powers, Not by UN

Meet Threat Of Mounting Red Strength  Isolated Turk Unit Rescued From

More Sabrejets Rush to Korea  New Wing In Combat, Shoots Down Two MIG

Yugoslavs Ask For A-Bombs  Would Bolster Line, General Points Out

Egypt Springs Surprise it UN  Britain Challenged To Share Hands-Off

EGYPT DEFIES UN IN EFFORT FOR FREEDOM   Tells Nations To Let Country Decide Its Own Future

Prep prfrprpr GPP PPPPPPP PP PPP ALA No Longer at War With Germanv

STATE OF WAR WITH REICH ENDS   TERMINATION COMES WITH TRUMAN'S APPROVAL OF ACTION BY CONGRESS.

Lonely Hearts’ Wife Is Found Slajn   Druggist Jailed For Drugs in Home

Husband Met Through Correspondence Slays Lonely Hearts Club Operator

Hold Hearing On Defense Bottlenecks  Watchdog Group Quizzes Mobilizer

President Silent On °52 Plans.   Dodges Questions From Reporters

Plenty Desire To Become President   Truman Asserts They Don’t Know What Getting Into

Plenty Want To Have Job, Says Truman   But They Don’t Know What They Would Get Into

Presidential Aspirants Don’t Know What They're Getting Into, Truman

Truman Again Ducks Query On His ‘92 Plans   Those Seeking Presidency Don’t Know What They're in for, He Declares

THEY. DON'T. KNOW.’ SAYS TRUMAN ‘Plenty’ Ambitious to Take Presidency

Truman Says  Lots Of Folks Seek His Job   Don’t Know What They're Getting Into, He Warns

Plenty’ of Men Available for His Job, Says Truman   But Declines to Name Any in Exchange With Reporters on ’52 Race

°92 Hopefuls Are Warned  By Truman  a eee i an ae Ce WwW See ieee   ‘Don't Know What They Are Getting Into, President Says

Truman Warns Candidates of Job's Burdens   President Says Many Have Ambition for His Post but Don’t Know What They'll Get Into

Truman Says  Lots Of Folks seek His Job  in CAFE, “We   Don’t Know What They're Getting Into, He Warns

HIS WORK NO BED OF ROSES   Discussions Of Jap Treaty, Mac, Politics Heard

— POLITICS — Truman:  Many Eye Presidency   BUT HE’S NOT NAMING THEM

Truman Holds  On a      Chief Executive Says He Would Welcome Support of Douglas

President's Job No ‘Snap’ At All, Truman Declares   Says Thase Who Want It “Don’t Know What They‘re Getting Into.”

MacArthur May Speak at Jap Peace Ceremony  eS eee a   President Says Deposed General Would Be Welcome

TRUMAN'S PLANS REMAIN A SECRE}   REMARKS THERE ARE MORE EMPORTANT SUBJECTS THAN HIS INTENTIONS,

Many Who Wish To Be President Don’t Know The Score,  Says Harry Truman

Gen. MacArthur Is Free To Speak President Says   Politics Discussed With Newsmen in General Terms

President States M’ Arthur Welcome   Political Talk Again Features Press Conference

Truman, Press Talk About ’52  Plenty of People: Seek White House.

P ossibilities For Presidency Not Revealed  Truman Declines To Discuss Any

Reporters" Are Admonished By Truman They Are Working IPolitics to the Vanishing Point

Truman Remarks Many Ambitious To Be President   President Suggests To Reporters Change From Political Views

Truman Says: Japanese Treaty Will Be Signed   Politics Discussed “At President's — ‘News Conference

Truman Chides Newsmen For Politics Query   More Important News Available, Says President

NO NAMES MENTIONED   President Tells Newsmen Jap Peace Treaty Will  Signed

Truman’ Says Nothing Will Upset Treaty   President Talks: Politics With Bhis - Capitol Newsmen

~MANY PEOPLE WANT PRESIDENCY. Tr uman Ducks Election Issue At Press Meeting

TRUMAN SAYS HIS WORK NO BED OF ROSES   Discussions Of Jap Treaty, Mac, Politics Heard

‘Taxpayer Groun Charees Governor  With Intent to Dodee’52 Tax Cut

Musmanno Named By Dem Voters   Comfortable Lead Piled Up by The ‘Lone Wolf’ Man For Justice Post

Army Used To Halt Red Strike   Tran Oil Fields -Are Center of ‘Strike ‘Trouble:

tiene nit aint ieee ited ainiitaalataintiinak italia  90,000 To March  In Parade Today

Red Cross Raises Death Estimates as Hibok Erupts Again  New Flood Of Lava  Traps 200 Villagers, Tall Maw O..k 8 AAS

Boats Swarm To Take Off Island Folk   Ash, Flaming Rock Showered From Mountain

COLD WAVE MISSES   Hight Pressure in Southeast Holds Off Frigid Air Mass 

Prospect for Rain  Or Snow Is Good   Considerable Moisture Now Expected as Cold Wave Nudged Out of Picture

Subcommittee Spirits Good After Parley   Laughter Emerges From Kaesong House Where Chiefs Confer

Peace Parley Group in Ist Secret Huddle   Communists Indicate They Might Accept New Buffer Zone

Reds May Accept Buffer Zone Along No-Man’s Land   Gen. Nam II Offers to Negotiate ‘Reasonable’ Compromise on Line

China Hints Compromise  Considered   Subcommittee Conducts First Secret Huddle

Nam Easing Demands for Old Boundary   New Committee Opens Talks on ‘Friendly Basis

FRIENDLY MOOD PREVAILS AT INFORMAL MEET   Delegates Pose Beside Each Other for News Photographers Today

ae HINT MIND CHANGE Trucers Have Jolly Time, But Report No Progress

Cease-Fire Line Still Deadlocked,  May Compromise   Correspondents Say 38th Not Inflexible ‘Shirtsleeve Committee’ Meets Saturday, Sporadic Fighting Continues In Hills

Liquid Explosive Blast Kills: Five  Navy Ammunition  Depot Damaged

PHILLIPS DEFENDS ISLE CHOICE Senate Rattles With Debate Over Special Schoeois Board

Flunter Kills Escaped Leopard . ‘Dangerous’ Polar Bear Still Prowls Hills j

Woman’s Application for Ration Book, Mailed in 1943, Just Arrives at OPA

Famous Red General Now Is Unheard of   One Story Hos It Rokosseysky Shot by Polish Major, Teken to Mascow

France Taxes America Five Hundred Million Dollars for Defense Posts

U. S. PAYS TAXES ON FRENCH BARRACKS   Pays Also on Airstrips and Other Installations Bullt for Miutual Defense.

Lausche Wants Federal Laws To Hit Rackets   Governor First To Testify at Senate Hearing

Agreement Reached At Noon Today   Union Must OK Reported 18-Cent Hike

100 WORKERS GET PAY HIKE UNDER PACT      UAW-CIO Calls Meeting Tonight To Ratify  Agreement

Two Suits In Different States... . re ee ESTEE OLALES » oe 5  Gables Start Duel Of Divorce Suits

'WE DON’T GET CAPTURED’  No Marines Among POWs Killed, Commander Asserts

Lightning Kills 5  Picnickers Nine Others Hurt   Nine Others Hurt As Sudden Bolt Hits Pine Tree

Gets Approval from President   Move Is Recommended by Chiefs of Staff, General Telle Solens

GEN. MARSHALL REVEALS PLANS TO SEND TROOPS   Senate Group Told Of Move To Strengthen Two Divisions Al _ready On Duty In . Europe.

U.S. To Send 4 Divisions  To Euro pe ke eoamia   NMarshall Reveals  Plans To Senate   Total Of Six Divisions Of Ground Forces Will Be Maintained

Defense Leader. Tells Senators Troop Proposal   four More Army Divisions . Wonld Be Sent Across, ‘ Senate Committee Told

U.S. to Send Four More  Army Divisions to Europe  Marshall Discloses Plans ‘Reluctantly’ At Opening of Fereiqn Policy Hearing

Sec. Marshall Outlines Added Approved Forces   Two Divisions Doing Occupation Duty There Now

‘Defense Head Reveals Plan ‘At Hearings   Would Double U. S. Force in Europe; Marshall Tells  Senate Committee

MARSHALL SAYS U.S. PLANS FOUR MORE ARMY DIVISIONS FOR DUTY IN EUROPE

Plans Revealed In Statement To Jomt Committee:   Secretary Says Program Calls For Sending Four Additional American Defense Divisions

Marshall Reveals Plan In Statement Submitted To Congressional Groups   DEPLORES NEED TO MAKE PLANS PUBLIC BECAUSE OF SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS

‘To Augment ‘Two Already Over There   Marshall Reluctantly Tells Plans In Order Yo Ease Uncertainty Caused By Debate

Marshall Reveals Figure At Hearing By Committees   Points To Morale Factor As Reason For Disclosure

U. S. Plans To Send Four Divisions To Europe, Marshall Tells Conaress

Four More U. 5. Divisions fo Be Sent to Europe   Marshall Reveals Army Plans At Committee Hearing

‘Step Backed ‘By Marshall  -And Truman   Additional Troops To Supplement Two Divisions On Duty

FOUR MORE U.S. DIVISIONS 10 GO TO EUROPE   Marshall Reveals Plans To Senate-House Committees

Daniel Webster Rides Erie Again As Railroad Celebrates Centennial

Western Nations Delay Replies to Russia On Avenda for Four Powers

‘Big3’ Delays Reply to Soviet   Four-Power Parley Still Problematical

Reply To Demand  For Pact Study Delayed By West  , Big Three Contends  Question ts Matter For 12 Countries

Big Three Delays Reply to Russians   Meeting of Top Ministers Is Not Settled; Western Leaders Pondering Reply to Communists

otegpe se: A Se ag nent a ZT a gg IN A” Se at eee ee eT a  Resume Conference On Truce Tuesday

Resumption Of Armistice Talks Likely Tuesday  Final Agreement Reached On Terms For Renewing Talks

Final Accord is Reached On Talk of Truce   Stalled Conference May Be Resumed Tuesday Morning

West Europe Defense Lags; Ike Optimistic   Says Free World’s Strength Enough to Cope with Red Terro:

West Strong, ‘The’ Asserts   Free World Power ‘Overwhelming, European Army Chief Tells Senate

Senators Told War Hysteria Ridiculous’   Gon. Eisenhower Says Fres World's Strength Is Overwhelming

lke Asserts That Hysteria Is Ridiculous  _BATO Co omma nder ono ws Optim sell

“Ike” Declares Free World’s Power So Overwhelming Talk Of Fright “Almost Ridiculous”  Assertion Comes Despite Senators’ Report European Defense Lagging

Induct New City Council  Tomorrow   It Will Mean the Start of Four Years of Hard Work for City’s 50 Aldermen.

5 Southeast Siders Will Be Sworn In   Tt Will Mean the Start of Four Years of Hard Work for City’s 50 ‘Aldermen.

MayPatternTreaty With Japan Along Atlantic Pact Line   Dulles Says U. S. Has Ne _ Such Proposal but Is Anxious to Listen  eS BO? a eo Sea

Legislature Faces Busy  Time Ahead   End of General Assembly Session Nears with Many Items Pending; House Adopts Resolution.

Circus Elephants Take Care Of Job  Overturned Truck All In Day’s Work

Senate Housing Bill Is Shelvec By Conferees  OK Rent Rollbacks In Critical Areas

Conferees Shelve Defense Housing   ‘Action Offset By Earlier Rollback

Maritime Tie-Up Underway In All Major Ports  59,000 Crewmen Seek Higher Pay Before They Sail

Unions Exempt Korean and Vita Defense Goods   President Refuses Plea to Intervene In 3-Coast Steppade

Strike Grips Major Ports   Maritime Tie-Up Except: Korean War Shipments

Shipping Strike Begins To Halt Major Ports  Only Ships With Korea Aral Crhar Mafanca   Only Ships With Korea And Other Defense Cargoes Are Exempted

Truman Balks At Intervening   Ships with Koreen end Other Vital Defense Cargoes Exempted

Major Ports Tied-Up From Crew Strikes   50,000 Crewmen Refuse To Sail Until Contract Demands Met; Korea War Goods Exempted:

US Ports Tied Up by Strike   Maritime Unions Refuse To Sail Unless Demand For Higher Pay Is Met

630 Ships Tied Up As Crews Strike For Higher Waces   ‘Full Effect Will Be Felt é Monday When Many Are Due to Sail

War Cargo Exempt In Stoppage   50.000 Crewmen Refuse To Sails Seek Higher Pay

1,000 Seamen. Refuse To Sail; ‘Ask Higher Pay   Korean Cargoes, Defense Goods Handled As: Usual

President Refuses To Take Action   Rejects Management Appedi to Use T-H Law to Halt Tieup

650 Vessels Tied Up By Dock Strike   Ships Carrying War Cargo Exempted

Charles P. Taff Governor Aspirant  Tosses Hat in Ring At Dayton Meeting

Senator’s Brother Announces Candidacy  Charles P. Taft To Run For'Governor

—C. P. TAFT  Brother Of Bob Throws Hat In Ring  ’ Seeks GOP Nod In  Race For Governo:

“Southern Pine’  Drills ter 28th   Local Guardsmen Move to New Area In August

Alternate Pentagon Being Established   Announcement May Refer To Project UnderweyNear Camp Ritchie

PLAN HIDEQUTS FOR MILITARY HEADQUARTERS   Defense Department Plans for Possible Capitol Damage

xueKKKS MACY'S AND GIMBELS ENGAGED IN PRICE WAR WITH REPEATED CUTS

Party, Awards Given Thursday To County 4-H   Some 230 Boys, Girk Attend Despite Snow. Enjoy Games, Dancine

United States Planning To Get Tough With Nations Believed Overcharging  On Materials Needed For Armament

U. S. Finds Some Friends Gouging on Vital Goods   Uncle Sam Planning to Get Tough With Economic Chiselers

U.S. to Get Tough On Overcharge for  Arms Materials  Stopping Purchase Of Tin Because of Ria Rice in Price

River Continues to Rise — ‘Swollen Mississippi Seepage Forces Canton School to Close

School and Library Close At Canton as Mississippi Continues to Rise Slowly

Floodwaters Force School to Close af Canton, Mo.   Sewage System Put Out of Commission.—Mississippi Continues to Rise.

In His Heart the American Fighting Man Knows That Russia Has to Be Stopped

Welfare Aid Conference in Session   Governor and Legislators Discuss: Probable Steps to Be Yaken to Solve Dilemma.

Senate Cites Two Balky Witnesses  Court Test Seen on  Televised Hearings

CRIME HEARINGS HEADING FOR TV   Investigators Will Push Measure In Criminal Courts To Televise Witness Testimony. 

Court May Decide Witnesses’ Rights In TV Hearings   Citations of Contempt Against Two Upheld  By Senatars

Argue Right of Crime Testimony   Criminal Courts May Settle Contempt Issue

Required Televised Testimony May Be Tested in Courts   .But. Senate Sticks  To Contempt Charges Growing Out of the Crime Investiaation

Senate Favors TV At Hearing  Contempt Citations ~ Sustained In Vote

TV-Senate Hearings Facing Test   Right of Probers Requiring Withesse: To Testify Before  : TV is Questioned

Refusal Of Witnesses On  TV Discussed   Right of Senate Crime Committee to Force Witnesses Before TV May Be Tested in Court.

Televised Probe Heads for Test      ‘ Contempt Citations Will Be Submitted te Grand Jury

Court Test On Televised Crime Hearings Seen   Kefauver Says Issue Is Whether Criminals Can Dictate Terms. .

Crime Commitiee Requirements On TV To Get Test  Senate Sticks By 2 Citations

Right To Require Witnesses To Give Testimony On TV Is Headed For Test

( Crime Probers ‘Face Test Case Over TV Hearing   Refusal To Testify ‘Before TV Cameras Questioned In Debate

Court Test Possible On TV Hearings   Witnesses Appeal To Federal Court On Senate Charges

TV Immunity Test Headed For The Court:   Senate Sticks To Contempt Citations; Legal Ruling Likelv

V Contemp! Case Headed for Court Senate Is Adamant   Hold Witnesses Must Testify, Whether Or Not Before Cameras

May Test Senate's Right To Require Witnesses To Give Testimony Before Television

Vote Delayed In House By Other Matters   Adjournment Call By Senate Ruled Unsuccessful

Sales Tax Vote ls Sidetracked By Legislature   Roll Call Check Scheduled for Today; Adjournment Denied

FIGHTING NOW IN PROGRESS ON 20 - MILE FRONT   ‘Some U.N. Units Trapped In Pass; Darkness Hamp  ers Artillery   SUICIDAL CHARGE LAUNCHES ATTACK

Chinese Seek ToDivide U.S. Highth Army   Commies Grab Road Hub Town In First Blow Of Big Attack

Big Attack Blazes On Wide Front   Some Allied nits Trapped In Chipyong-Pas:

Wonju Struck Hard; Chipyong Is Surrounded   Some Allied Units Trapped In Pass; Front Lines Blaze

Reds Launch Furious Drive On Long Front  Central Korean Lines Of UNF Forces 8 Bear  rF 2... sg

WASTTENGALOIN {Aan , = The government today was reported ready to allow a 3'. per cent increase in the prices of new automobiles.

ORDER SLATED ON AUTO PRICES   OPS Says It Will Be More Than Simple Extension Of Setup

Beef Shortage Hits St. Louis Retail Businesses   ‘This Is a Beef, Not Meat Shortage, Grocer Emphasizes

Senators Seek To Ease Burden Of Income Taxes   Finance Body Agree: To Change Formula To Erase Inequality

Senators Ease Middle Income Burden in Taxes   Change Formula After Unfair Raise Is Pointed Out

Inequity In Income Tax To Be Fixed   Senators Soy Final Version Will Make Difficulty Fade

Hunt Spreads For Kidnaper Of Sheriff   Herington Officer Escapes After Seven-Hour Ride

TAFT SAYS TRUMAN PLAGES POLITICS AHEAD OF PEACE   Senator Declares War Should Never be Undertaken Except to Protect U.S. Liberty.   FREEDOM IN DANGER, HE WRITES IN BOOK   Asserts President Will Be come Dictator in Field of Foreign Policy if Present  Trend Continues.

Taft Says Truman Putting Politics Ahead of Peace   WARREN CALLED GOP DARK-HORSE

New Heavy Blows Dealt To Reds In Korea Attacks  U.N. Neval And Air  Forces In Damaging Attacks On Enemy

DiSalle Urges U. S. To Accept Direct Control of Prices  Only Way to Prevent Worst Inflation In History Of World

Plane Crashes in U.S. Fatal to 12   19 Safe in Emergency Landing at Weymouth

Fourteen Kerrville Students Will Graduate Among 84 Candidates At Schreiner Institute On May 29th

Wilder Report Bottled Up in Commitiee   - Two Yearsin Prisori, $5,000 Fine Proposed For Aiding Aliens

House Passage Of $56 Billion Defense Bill Expected Today  Republicans Protest They Don’t Know Jus Where Money’s Going

U.S. Considers Further Moves In Retaliation  First Action Taken After Four Airmen

U.S. Planning  Retaliation  Against Reds Fhingary Ordered  To Close Its ’ Two Consulaies

ORDER CLOSING OF CONSULATES IN TWO CITIES   Diplomatic Ties With Hungary To Be Continued

Generals Fly Back To Tokyo   Bradley Predicts War Victory If Truce Talks Fail

Gen. Bradley Says UN Has: Enough Men  Can-Win War on Battlefield If Truce Talks Fail...

GEN, BRADLEY CONFIDENT OF U. N. VIGTORY   Plenty of Men, He Says, to Stop Any New Communist Offensive.

(General Ends Tour Of Front  Pee Se ees eee   Truce Situation Sull Muddled

Says U.N. Will Win War On Battlefield If Truce Talks Collapse   General Doesn‘t Rule Out Possibility Disrupted Parleys Might Be Resumed In Kaesong; No Reply From Reds.

6 Red Jets Are Downed In 2 Battles   Chinese Troops Stall U.N. Push For Third Day

General Thinks Allies Can Win On Battlefield If Truce Talks Collapse

Sabrejets Bag 6 Russ MIGs In Air Battle.   Bradley Says We Can Stop Chinese if They Start Anything.

Believes UN Can Win War On Battlefield   U. S. Sabrejets Shoot Down Six Red Jet Fighters

Graduation At WCHS Is Tonight   31 Seniors Will Receive Their Diplomas As Olass Of 1961 Is Graduated Tonight

Graduation At WCHS To Be May 23   Orville Nothdurft Of Illinois Wesleyan To Be or ; Baccalaureate Sunday Night

Hong Kong Observers Indicate Belief Rod China’s Anniversary Party Flop

SEARS WILT. CLOSE EVERY WEDNESDAY 12 NOON, DURING JULY AND AUGUST Ad.

New Probe s To Be Started   Alleged Corruption In Internal Revenue

TAX. OFFICIALS ARE TO FACE FULL INQUIRY   House Probe Group Is Given $200,000 For Investigation

Doctor’ s Trial For Hastening Death Started   Elderly Spinster Had Named Him Her Heir; Drug Use Is Charged

Order Fills Gap Till Controls Are Ready   All Goods Except Farm Products Below Parity Pegged at Dec. 19-Jan. 25 Point

Says Allies Must Cooperate For Defense   General Urges Security Program Over 20 to 30 Years

Tells Congress Atlantic Pact Allies Must Cooperate, Warns Solons Their Decisions  May Decide Future Course of Civilization

PACT NATIONS CALLED ON TO 00 THEIR PART   ‘Urges War Goods Production on Emergency Scale and at Once.

Allied Cooperation Needed, Ike Claims   Atlantic Pact Cantmandor Says U.S. Cannot — Carry Weight Of Farid On tts Shontders

Says Allies Must Cooperate For Defense  General Urges Security Program , . Ve  aaa ti as me

Tells Congress America Cannot “Pick Up World’   Supreme Commander Sees Need Of Full Cooperation; Does Not Give Size of. S. Foree Needed

Eisenhower Says U.S. Can't Carry World On Shoulders Without Help

“Ike” Tells Solons U. S. Needs Help   Advises Congress That U.S. Cannot “Pick Up World” Without Co operation From Others

Fulbright Tells Of New RFC Probe   Loan To Punchboard Manufacturer Is Investigated

Injured Student Marooned On Peak Crawls to Safety   Texas Youth Meets Rescuers After He Falls Into Cactus Bed on Guadalune Mountain

Latin American Defense Mapped   Acheson to Address Conference Today

MAP AMERICA DEFENSE PLAN   Truman Asks Latin Republics To Guard Against Soviet Aggression

Engine Inlet  aca Cut Off Engine Air   Steps Being Taken To Prevent Similar Accidents As Probe Into Tragedy Goes On

NO SABOTAGE IN JET CRASHES   Icing of Engine Parts ‘Caused Hoosier Disaster, ‘Air Force Rules.

Mass Jet Crash Caused By Icing  No Sabotage Found In AF Investigation

Crash Of 8 Jets Blamed On Icing   Air Force, Probers Rule- Out Sabotace

Icing Is Blamed For Indiana Crash  Sabotage Is Ruled Out After Qtdy Rv Kadaral Offiatale

‘Icing Blamed For Jet Crashes  Inquiry Rules Out Sabotage as Cause

Air Force Rules Icing Was Reason  Kight Jets Crashed   No Indication of Sabotage Revealed in Probe by Groups at Capital

Crash Of Jets Laid To Icing, Not Sabotage   Engine Inlet Screens Affected By Weather Air KForee Declares

Icing Cause of Crash of Jets   Peculiar Set of Localized Conditions Caused Icing o Engine Inlet Screens

ice,Not Sabotage, Caused Jet Crash  Eight-Plane Mishap Inquiry Continues

NO SABOTAGE IN CRASH OF JETS   ICING OF ENGINE SCREENS BLAMED IN LOSS OF 8 PLANES

NO SA IN JET CRASH   {cing Of Engine Inle Screens Given As Cause

Screen Icing Caused Crash Of Jet Planes   Sabotage Ruled -Out in Official Air Force Report

SABOTAGE IS RULED OUT IN JET CRASHES   Icing on Engine Inlet Screens Caused 8 Planes to Fall.

Icing Blamed For Crash Of Kight Planes   No Evidence Of Sabotage Found In Investigation Of Less Of Jets While On Indiana Fliceht

Sabotage Ruled Out in 8-Jet Crash; Air Force Blames Weather Condition

8 jet Crashes Caused by Icing   'No Indication of Sabotage, Air Force Says—FBI,  Manufacturers Agree

Blame Icing Of Engine Inlet Screens  Due To Peculiar Air Conditions At Time af Eliahki

Ite On Screens To Jet Motors Caused Disaster   New Sereens Can Be Turned to Avoid This Difficulty -

Air Force Says No Sabotage In Crash Of Jets   Icing Of Engine Inlet Screens Cause For Eight To Plunge.

President Says He Hs Confidene   Chief Executive Has Sense of Crisis, S Plans to Go South   ’ Vacation   Sees No ‘Strike

Labor Bolts Wage-Price  Prosram   Truman Faced Witl Home-Front Crisis

Union Labor Breaks With All Defense Program Activities   Home Front Crisis Confronts White House as Leaders Say No’ ta Mobilization Plan

Director Gets Top Support   Labor Leaders Protest Price Control Measure And Wage Ceilings

Chas. Wilson to Remain Head of Defense Mobilization Program Dispite Labor's Walkout Nofice

Labor Walks Out OnU.S. Mobilizing   Protests Price Control, Wage Ceilings, ‘Big Business Domination’ Of War Effort

Chief Executive Expresses Full Confidence in Director In Spite of Labor's Walkout

Labor's Top. Men Balking   Flotty Refuse to Teke Part In Defense Mobilization Program

Wilson to Stay, Truman Asserts   President Stands By ODM Director Despite ‘Walkout’

Wage And Price Control Effort Runs Into Snag  President Declares Wilson Will Stay

President Not Alarmed Over Labor Walkout  Two i" mona tio Situ  Of Plan mei by com ngress

H.S.T. Has Confidence In Defense Mobilizer:  Doesn't Sense Crisis

President Says Wilson To Stay In Defense Job   Full Confidence In Mobilization Director Truman Says.

Dark Threat Of Unrest Is Seen In Break   ULPC Protesis Against ‘Legalized Robbery’ In Defense Drive

President Tells News Conference He  has Full Confidence in Head of  Defense Program — Feels No Sense . of Crisis Despite "No Confidence” - Action of Union Leaders Which Threatens to Imperil Entire Setup.   STARTS HOLIDAY TOMORROW

Wilson to Stay Despite Labor; Says Truman   Declares Confidence In Director of U.S. Mobilization Plans ©

Truman Voices Faith In Director Of Defense Setup   Feele No Sense Of Crisis Over Unions’ Altitude Toward ESA Setup

~MOBILIZATION.-~ No Change In Plan Despite Labor Stand  - Leaves Friday For Vacation

President Backs Defense Chief in Defiance of Labor Unions    THREAT OVER NATION Walkout ‘on Mobilization  Program Promises Inalvctopal T nemet

President Says Wilson Stays As Defense Director  “Policy Committe — OF Labor Unions. Palle Out Of Satu.

Going Ahead With Plans For Three-Week Vacation In Florida   Has Complete Confidence In Chas. Wilson Despite The Protest Walkout Of Organized Lahor

Labor's Defection Threatens Entire Wage-Price Curbs Plan   “Widespread Industrial Unrest May Follow ‘Boycott Voted by Workers’ Leaders:

 Won't Come Back Until Terms are Met  Labor Quits Mobilization Plan But Wilson Is Still the Boss

LABOR LEADERS ENDANGER PLANS IN NEW SYSTEM   Withdrawal From Stabilization “Program Threatens Break-Up Of Con  trol Program.

President Backs His Mobilizer In Defense Quarrel   Truman Sees No Crisis In Union ‘Boycott Of Gow ernment Agencies; Expresses Full Cnnfidancrasa In Wilenn

President Not Alarmed Over Labor Walkout  Two Investiaations   Two Investigations Of Situation Planned by Congress

Labor Revolt Threatens U. S. Control Plan   President Truman Tx Face Rebellion Of Workers

Top Labor Men Protest Against Wage, Price Plar   _ Union Leaders In ~ Flat Rejection Of Economic Proposal

President Says Wilson Retains Full Confidence  No Sense of Cris Felt in wold

Wilson To Stay On Job Despite Labor Protests   Truman Expresses Full Confidence In Chief Of Mobilization Despite Threatening Crisis

LABOR HEADS TO BOYCOTT PROGRAM   Full Confidence Expressed By President Truman  SITUATION   Not Serious, States Chief Executive: DiSalle’s Work Is Lauded

President Says Wilson Will Remain   Has Confidence in Mobilizer; Labor’s Action Not Serious

Says He Will Stay Despite Labor Revolt  President Feels No Crisis Over Lahbor’s Walkant

Tells Reporters  He Has No Fear of  Crisis in Dispute Union Leadership  Refuses To Share -_ VAs am C—O

Truman Says Wilson Will Stay On Job   President Won't Yield to Labor Boyeott: to  Fly to Key West

Fails To See Any Crisis In Laber Bolt   President Says He'll Fly South Despite Moahitization Snarl

Labor Pulls Out Of Mobilization Board Acencies   Humphrey, Bricker Plan Congressional Investigations

» President Backs Wilson ' As Head Of Mobilization Despite Labor’s Boveott

Labor Boycott Will Not Change Plans for Mobilization   President, Voicing Confidence in Wilson, Says He Will Remain Director.

Truman Sees No Crisis in Labor Revolt  ites cae S Soke Wl Bee eT   Says He Has Full Confidence in Mobilization Boss

President Has Full Confidence in Defense Boss   Action Poses a Threat to Mobilization Setup; Protest Way 4+-1s Run

Labor Votes ‘NoConfidenee,’ Perils Entire  Defense Plan   Truman Feels No Sense Of Crisis: ‘Legalized Robbery’ Protested

Sees No Big Crisis After Labor Fight   Chief Executive Ready For Vacation; Declines Comment Ou Future

President Says Situation Is Not Serious “Sees Nothing Keeping  ‘Him From Starting “Vacation Friday

Expresses Confidence In Wilson   Truman to Stand By Mobilization  Chief Despite the Walkout By Lahar

President Shrugs Off Labor Boycott   Won't Call Off Key West Vacation: Retains Confidence in Mobilizer

Wilson to Stay as Mobilization Chief: Truman   Regardless of Labor’s Walk-Out in Dispute Over Program .

Defends Wilson After Walkout of Union Bloc   oe  “Legalized Robbery” ir Price Control, Charge of Labor Chiefs

DBICGURK wtth L70INan  Labor Chieftains Refuse To Take Part  In Defense Mobilization Program

Truman Feels No Sense of Crisis  Has Full Confidence   Has Full Confidence in Wilson. He Says

Truman Sees No Crisis In Move By Labor Unions   Boycott Of Defense Mobilization ‘Not

Sees Nothing to Make Him Cancel His Vacation Trip ‘Wilson to Remain Defense Mobilization Head : Despite Labor’s Walkout, President Declares

Wilson To Stay As Mobilizer,  Asserts Truman Says He Has Complete  Confidence In Chief Despite Labor Walkout

Wilson to Remain Despite Walkout By Labor Group  Labor Leaders  Vinta mn Ravent?

TRUMAN SEES NO CRISIS IN UNION ACTION   President Expresses Full Confidence in Mobilization Director Despite Boycott by Big Labor.   LABOR CHARGES LEGALIZED ROBBERY   Hits “Unjust Wage Ceilings, Price Controls and "Big Business Domina~ tion” of Defense Drive.”

Mobilization Chief Backed  Up by Truman   Top Union Leaders Boyeott Program in Protest Against “Big Business Domination”

Truman Not To Remove: Wilson From Post   Labor Decides To Boycott Defense Program

WILL OTAY IN SPITE OF WALK’ ~ QUT BY LABOR   Tells Reporters Situation !s Not Keeping Him from Key West Trip.

REFUSES TO VIEW LABOR'S WALKOUT AS A NEW CRISIS   TELLS REPORTERS WILSON TO REMAIN CONTROLS DIRECTOR

WILL CARRY ON AS CHIEF OF DEFENSE. SETUP   Status Not Affected By Labor Stand In Wage Ceiling Fight

‘Truman Says He Has Full Confidence In Wilson and Will Not Fire Him As Director; Considers It No Crisis

13 Are Dead After Storms in 3 States   Mississippi Nears Highest 100-Year Mark; Fire Hits Kansas City

Iranian Premier  2 Is Reported Ill   Mossadegh Too Ill to Ga to Parliament; Asks British See Conditions

IRAN PREMIER [00 ILL FOR FORMAL TALK   Mossadegh Sobs As Country’s Poverty Under Discussion .

Iran Premier Ailing, British Talks Delayed  Sobs During Courtesy   Sobs During Courtesy Call By Britons As He Deseribes Paverty

2 Famed Cage Gars Charged ln Fix Scandal!   Big Upset Found To Be Fixed By Sport Gamblers

Chunchon  Advance  Continues Allied Force Within  17 Miles of Parallel fe Tan I acatiane

Budenz Says Currie Aided  Communists  Waceeneesans: Ssulacscenen   Former Government Official Accused Of Part In Drive

Ex-White House Aide Linked To Red Plot   Currie Aided Commie Attack on State Department, Budenz Says

Blast at Berle Said Arranged By F.D.R. Aide   Budenz Describes Red Campaign on State Department

Reds Have Influenced U.S. Poliey   “Moscow Has Influenced U. S. Policy in Far East in Some Cases, Budenz Tells U. S.  Senators.

ON THE INSIDE   Budenz Connects White House Aide With Red Article

White House Aid Involved  In Subversive Inquiries   Louis Budenz Tells Of Meeting Between Red Chief Browder And Sumner Welles

Budenz Bares Currie’s Part.  In Red Smear   Made ‘Arrangements.Fot Opening  Blast At State Department Officials -

White House Aide Named By Former Commie   Budenz Says Currie Arranged Red Article

Communist Item Hitting Anti-Reds Iu State Department Said Prepared By Currie While White House Aide

Tells of Drive by Communists on State Dept.   Budenz Says Cam. paign Aganst ‘Unfriendly’ Officials

Tells Of Drive On Anti:Reds In Dept. Of State  Ex-Red Says OneTime White House

Probers Hear New Evidence  ‘Of Red Spying   Senators Promise To Shed More Light On Currie Mystery

SOVIET ATTACK PROBE UNRAVELS   Former Dz rity W orker Wriler Tells About Opening Gun OF Blast At State Departmeni.

" FOES OF SOVIET’ TARGETS— Budenz Says Currie Aided Reds' Campaign

Says Article Arranged By L. Currie   Budenz Charges He Fired Gun Opening Attack On State  NHenari ment

Roosevelt Aide Linked to Reds   Lauchlin Currie Named in Budenz’ Testimony

Budenz Links Currie to Red Press Campaign   Witness Asserts White House Aide “Arranged” Article

Buadenz Says White House Aide Helped Reds Map State Department Attack

Budenz Tells Of Efforts To Change Policy   Red Article Published In 1942 Was Opening Gun On Attack On Persons Unfriendly To Soviets

Budenz Says Red Article Prepared With Help Of Ex-White House Aide-

[Budget Troubles Ahead  State Units Want 50 Million More Than They Got In 195]

2ND STRIKE BY KILLER FEARED   Set Up New Safeguard: For Women In Ann  Arbor

Claims Did Not Use ‘Influence To Aid Siskind   Demo Leaders to Show Income Tax Returns for Defense

Bo y le Asserts Loan Charges Are Distorted   ‘Unfounded And False.’ Chairman Says; Siskind’s Testimony Hit

FATTEST MAN IN WORLD STILL GAINS WEIGHT   Robert Hughes, IIlinois Farmer,  Passed 800 Lb. Mark ° Last Spring.

Johnston Waves Peace Petition  In Labor Storm  Calls for Parley as Unions Gun for ODM Shakeup

Labor Chiefs Demand New  Wage Policy   Johnston Calls New Meeting  To Seek Unity

JOHNSTON SEEKS LABOR ROW TRUGE   Plans Parley as Result of Talks with Truman —QOver Crisis

Johnsten Plans Peace Talk in Labor Fracas   Meeting Scheduled To Restore Harmony ir Mobilization Setup

Fight Rages As Israeli,  Syrian Feud Rips Sector   Arabs Are Reported Beaten In Attacks On Strategic Point

Israel Beats Back Syrians   Holy. Land Truce Fails; Scores. Of Arabs Dead In Border Clach

[srael' Troops . Beat Off 18th’ Syrian: Charge  -~ Beores Of. ‘Arab Dead Reporteds Syria! Calls Fight Result Of Raids

Syrian Units Beaten Back  By Israelis   18th Attack Halted In Battle For Hill   Scores Of Arab Dead Reported Seen On Field Near Sea Of Galilee

HOSPITAL BOARD DEFENDED Senate’s Filibuster . Lasts Almost 18 Hours

Senator Jimmy Phillips’ Record-Breaking Filibuster Snuffed Out After 17-Hour Stand

Commandos  Raid Behind  Knemy Lines British. Yanks  Smash Defenses

Hit Communications, Transport”  Jet Planes Battle Kighth  Day in Row

Allies Hit Reds Behind Front  aAmumenmwtan inst.   Commandos Make Powerful Raid

JEGELIC COTATI! Force Hits Reds  Unit Makes Hit-Run Raid Under Cover of Heavy Naval Gunfire

Most Powerful Commando Hit and Run Campaign of Korean War Staged by U.N.

Red Defenses Hit Behind Front Lines   British, American Forces Conduct Most Powerful Drive Of Korean Conflict

Allied Land Unit Stages Daring Raic   U.S., British Marine Rip Communications Far Behind Line.

A Powerful Commando Raid By U.N. Troops   Surprise Blow on Communist Lines Of Communication

Marines Stage Commando Raid   Rip Through Enemy Defense 130 Miles Behind War Front

UN Commando Raid Hits Foe Behind Lines   Red Negotiators Start Pulling Jokers From Deck To Delay Possible Yule Truce

Commandos Hit €oast ~* Behind Reds  Called ‘Powerful’ Assault; News of Landme Delaved

Allies Stab Far Behind Red Lines   Biggest Commando Raid Rips Chinese

U.S. and British Marines In Raid Deep Behind Lines   Hit Communications 130 Miles Into Red Territory

ATTACK 130 MILES BEHIND FRONT LINES   British, American Marines Land on East Coast, to Rip Enemy Transport, ~ Communications.   ENEMY CAPTURES: WEST COAST ISLAND   Battleship Shells Shore, U. N. Planes Blast Rail Lines; Cold Is. Doughboys’ Worst Enemy.

Marine Raiders Rip Red Supply Lines in Landing  British, Americans Strike Far Behind Communist Front

UN Commandos Hit Defenses 130 Miles North of Parallel   Raid Takes Reds By Surprise; Very Few Casualties

Marines Lash Out In Giant Hit- Run Raid  S Ce we wl.   British-U. §. Commandos Hit 130 Miles Behind Line

UN Marine Raid Rips: Defenses Behind Red Front   Heavy Naval (Gunfire Helps Yanks And British Make Landing On East Coast

Raid Is Carried Out By # Allied Commandos  U.S: and British Marines Strike  Heavy Blowin Northern Korea.

British And American Marines Rip Red Defenses Far Behind 38th In North Korea In Surprise Landing

Rip Path Through Reds’ Defenses From Beachhead.  Attark 120 Milee   Attack 130 Miles Behind, War Front

Cold Reduce Action On Korean Front  Commando Raide   Commando Raids Behind Red Lines Reported

Hit Behind Front Lines In Darkness   British Take Part Tn Surprise Blow; AH Raidera Return

RAIDERS LAND INRED KOREA   Commando Fighters Go Ashore With Aid Of Heavy Navy Fire

Enemy's Communication and Transport Lines Shot Up by American and British Marines

Commandos Rip Reds in Big Raid Behind Warfroni   Anglo-American Raiders Storm Communications

Allies Rip Through Red Defenses 130 Miles Behind Front in Hit-and-Run Raids

British And American Forces Rip Through Enemy Defenses 130 Miles Behind Front In Most Powerful Attack Of Its Type In Korean War—Communist Communications And Transport Between Soviet Frontier And Battle Zone Are Targets

Commandos Hit Behind  Enemy Line   Red Transport System Cut; Most Front Areas Quiet

Strike 130 Miles North   Powerful Commando Raid Shoots Up Red Transport  end Communications

Allies Rip Reds During Daring Raid   Commandos Strike 130 Miles Behind Enemy Lines

Commandos Hit Swiftly Under Naval Gunfire   Shoot Up Communist Communications Far Behind Front Line

Marine Force Hits Far Back Of Foe’s Lines   Powerful Commando Raid Catches Communists By Surprise

Raiders Rip Red Transpor' In East Korea   Commandos Strike 170 Miles North Of 38th Parallel

US., British Commandoes  Hit Reds   Make Raid 130 Miles Behind Front Lines

British, American Marines Strike Behind Warfront  Reds Cupture Island Along West Coast Of North Korea

Reds Want To Limit Supervision Of Truce, Restrict Inspection To Ports, Ban Troop Rotation; Yanks, British Stage Big Raid

Commando Raid In North Korea   British, American Marines Strike 130 Miles Behind  Frontlines   In Peace Talks Allies Object to 4 Red Armistice Restrictions

Commando Raid In North Korea   British, American Marines Strike 130 Miles Behind  Frontlines   WEATHER IS SEVERE   In Peace Talks Allies Object to 4 Red Armistice Restrictions

Big Allied Force Hits Far Behind Red Lines   Chinese Capture Island Of Taehwa On Surprise Raid

Marines Hit Foe Behind  Front Lines   British and Americans Make Most Daring Raid 130 Miles Back of Battle Area  Aides Evacuated  Allied Guerrillas Taken  From Island — Two Reitsich Wanundoad

CUT 130 MALES BEHIND FRONT IN HEAVY RAID   Hit Communications About Midway Between Soviet Frontier. Lines

COMMANDO RAID STAGED British, U. S. Marines Hit Red: 130 Miles Behind Lines

130 MILES BEHIND FRONT  Allied Commando Raid  Hits Koreans in Far North

British and American Marines Hit Red Defenses 130 Miles Behind Front Lines in Hit-and-Run Raid  Commando Attack Is Strongest Undertaken so Farin War —

Marines In Big Raid Behind Reds’ Lines —   Communists Have Four Kestrictions On Truce Supervision; Allies Object; Cold Is Worst Enemy for Infantrymen

Marines Rip Red Defense   British and Americans Stage Most Powerful Hit-and-Run Commando Raid ‘of Korean War \ 130 Miles Behind Front—Communist

Red Defense Broken Back  Of Front Line   Amphibious Landing Catches Enemy By Surprise; Allies Tace Iceland

Hit Port Close To  Siberia   Allied Marines Navy Smash Supply Lines

Allied Commando Raid Rips Behind  Commies’ Defense   Troops Storm Ashore on East Coast Under Cover of Naval Guns; at Munsan Allied Truce Officials Decline 4 Red Proposals

U.S. British Pound Enemy 130MilesInside Fighting Front   Red Negotiators Insist on _ 4 Limitations to Supervision of Truce

Marines Rip Through Reds Behind Front   Allies Announce Big Commando Raid

SURPRISE RAID TAKES PLACE AT TANCHON   U. S. And British Marines Smash Communications   RED PLANES   Sweep Over Seoul Vicinity: Allied Guerrillas Taken From Korean Island

Commando Raid Made by Forces of UN in Korea   Powerful Strike on East Coast Damages Transport at Border

Commando Raid Disrupts Red Communications   No Allied Losses in Behind-the-Lines Action: Disagree on Truce Terms

Commando Raid Rips Red Defenses   Marines Surprise Enemy 130 Miles Behind The Front

Administration in Nip And Tuck Battle in the House For Passage of Tax Legislation

Nip-and-Tuck Battle Looms Over Proposal   Shaky Spots Appear In GOP Majority  As House Members Prepare For Vote

BORZISiAwuUre ace  1 GOP Senators May Vote ‘No’ On Fine Taxes  House Passage Seen Despite Defection of ~ Schuylkill Members

Administration Has Battle On Income Tax Bill  Some Republicans Are Now Opponents Of Proposed Levy

Legion Head Sounds Call For Unity   Confederate Vets Accorded Honor At Norfolk, Va.

BOYLE LETS OUT A GOMMITTEEMAN   ACTS FOLLOWING CHARGE FEDERAL JOBS WERE SOLD IN MISSISSIPPL.

Brannan Raps Program Foes   More Fuel Is Added To Farm Bureau Row

Teachers Get Back Salaries,  End Walkout   Similar Strikes Loom In 4 Other Areas Of Schuylkill County

lran Hands West Oil  Ultimatum   Must Buy Or Iran Will Sell To Communists

Iran Issues Ultimatum on  Oil to West   Nation Threatens Sale to Anyone After Dee. 22

Ultimatum Is Handed To The West   Buy Or Else, Says Tehran, Setting Deadline On Answer

Under New Charter Philadel. phia Will Have Home Rule; Heretofore Legislature Has Had Final Word

Not Controlling Anything Says Union Official  Green and Murrc   Green and Murray Blame Failure on Conaress’ Actions

Labor Demands Price Control Plan Be Junked   Unions Attack Congress, Hit Defense Act

Serap All Controls, Is Demand   Price Control System Has Failed, Unior Chieftains Say At Capital Rally

DO  ‘No Control In Present System’   A Union Official Says The Whole Set-up Ought to Be Scrapped   SPEAK AT RAIL RALLY   Local and State Leaders At Union Meeting in Washington Hear Chief:

Demand Scrapping Of Control System   Labor Leaders Blame Congress for Failure; Bad Faith Charaed

But All Facts Unveritied—  Increasing List Of Texans Included In Names Finally Released By Reds

Where Reds Hold Allied Prisoners   Texas POW List ls Still Growing

‘ GO TCNIGHT WITH CHRIST’  Last OF IT9 Bodies Brouelit From Mine

One Survives Mine Disaster  Claiming 119   Rescue Workers Bring Out Last of Bodies From Pit in Illinois

LAST OF 119 DEAD TAREN FROM GOAL MINE IN ILLINOIS   Only One Man Lives Through 60 Hours of Entombment in Blast-Torn Pit at West Frankfort.   RESCUR WORKERS NEAR ENHAUSTION   Wife of Sole Survivor Says She and Son “Prayved and Prayved for This Miracle.”

PULLMAN CHARGES GO UP 15 PER CENT   increase Comes as Result of De. rete Hrachedt ty tnteretate  € onimerce Conrimis«ion.

Only ‘One M Major Radioactivity Hazard Can Result From Atom Bomb Blast:

Finds Many Conflicting Statements On Atomic Bomb Confuses Public: But One Real Radioactivity Peril

Conflicting \-Bomb Statements Tend To Confuse Public-Here Truth is Told

What's The Truth About ABomb Effects On Rescuers  Here’s Lowdown On Radioactivity

M yths C oncerning  ~A-Bomb Dispelled   Public Is Confused By Conflicting Reports About Lethal Powers

SPOTLIGHTS PLAY \ GRAFT Ad TT PANIES TO HALT      Dignitaries Press Forward to Extend Greetings——General Smiles and Waves  Briskly.   “GOOD TO BE “OME,” HE TELUS THRONG   Riotous Scene Takes Place as People Break Lines to Follow Him as He Inspects Honor Guard,

Wild Crowd Breaks Through Greeting Lines, Surges About Party as.{t Leayes Plane.

Big Ovation Given  General In Frisco; Flying East Today   Velcome Almost Becomes Mob Scene As Hero Steps From Plane—"Good To Be Home” Throna Told

Look af Steaks, Then Buy Stew Mea!   Atlante Housewives Just Aren‘t Buying Sirloin et $1.21 « Pound

HINT PONTIAC MAN MAY HOLD KEY TO CASE   Arrested For Series Of€ Assaults Similar Te Kelm Murder

Question Man Held In Pontiac   Sheriff’s Deputics Report Details Of Four Similar Altacks Match Brutal Slayine Evidence Here

Atom War Loss Insurance Eyed  Government Would Compensate Victim:

U.S. Offers Aid Plan For A-War   Regular Incomes To Be Paid To Victims In Atom Bombing

Aid Proposed For Victims Of A-Bombinc   Administration Has Pro: gram To Compensate For Losses

Would Even Provide Regular Incom e s for Some Victims as Well as Emergency Aid if Bombs Start Falling.

CONGRESS ASKED TO PAY CITIZENS FOR ATOM DAMAUt   Administration Puts Forward Plan for Compensation for Losses in Case of War.   WOLD NOT APPLY ENSURANCE PRINCIBLES   Senate Group Told Aim Would Be to Meet Essential Needs in any Stricken Area.

Administration Proposes Government Compensation  For Possible A-Bomb Losses

Atomic Attack Compensation Program Asked   Presidential ‘Plan Calls for Vast Relief Expenditure

‘Risk’ Probe Orders Given By President   Individual Rights Held Paramount By Truman

Securit V Risk Inquiry Ready  To See If Personal Riehts Infringed

Truman Orders Study In Move Against Risks’   Security Question Arises After Press, Other Sources Rap Treatment Of Grou

Fighter Wing to Sioux City Base  Originally Scheduled for Offutt Location

U.S. WELCOMES MORE KOREA AID   Bradley Says Active Participation Desired

Bradley Tells Britons U.S.  Wants Troo ps  Cites Pressure Here:   Cites Pressure Here; Denies Cease-fire  Talk With Shinteell

More Aid Sought By US. In Fighting Korean War   Bradley Says Question Of Who Is Helping U. S. In Korea Is Increasing Problem For Truman

BRADLEY SAYS U.S. WOULD WELCOME AID   Hopeful Allies Can Send More Men to Korea Tolle British He's Aware of Their Efforts

U.S. Welcomes More U.N. Aid, Bradley Says   Staff Chairman Denies New Cease Fire Talk With British ini

Bradley Says U.S. Would Welcome Help In Korea From Other Nations

Would Welcome More Allied Troop: To Fight In Korea   “Bolitical Opposition” Is Cited by Bradley

Welcome Out For More Troops in Korea  wth sh Denies ie  Riese pp eee ie ian.   Bradley Denies Any Unusual Cease-Fire Plans Under Way

Weather...   Seek State Delegation For General   Party Workers Assert Confidence He'll Be Available in °52.

ace PROSPECT FOR Baal Ot BUFFER ZONE   Demilitarized Kaesong May Be Answer to Red Agreement.

Peiping Radio Says Yielding City Absurd   Question of Rubbled Site Remains. No. . Rerriar for Truce

New Proposal of United Nations Renéws Hopes For Settlement Of Truce Talks Buffer Zone Problem

Allied Offer May Assure  Buffer Zone Agreement   UN Forces Propose To Demilitarize Kaesong But Communists Take Time About Replying

U.N. Told Demilitarization Of City Out of Question: Issue Stalling Agreement

U.N. Plan To Have Kaesong Neutral Zone   Ground Battle Lull Centinues; 3 Allied Planes Destroyed

General Says Reds Seemed Cool To Idea, Said Nothing   Plan Wowld: Have To Be Taken Up At Higher Level

Kaesong Plan Lifts Outlook On Cease-Fire  Concrete Action LUnnnd Bas Tadic

Reds Reject UN. Offer in Truce Tangle   Pian to Determilitarize Kaesong ts Refused Without Discussion

May Speed Up Buffer Pad   Although Peiping Radio Calls Absurd Idea of Reds Giving up Kaesong Area

HITS AT SCHOOL BUILDING DELAY   Emory Scott, Contractor, Files for Board of Ed ucation Post ~   BONDS 6 YEARS’ AGO

FBI Picks Up Machines At Carnival   Federal Agents Act Under Newly Enacted Law

SVEN EEVGTSEs Staak CRSEL  Federal Housing Committee Session Here on Flood Damage Tuesday

SENATE-HOUSE GROUP WORKS ON DRAFT-UM]   Vinson Expects Compromise Bill To Be Written Within 10 Days.

Conference on Draft, Military Training Starts   Expect Little Trouble in Getting Agreement on the Two Proposals

New Bill Speeded  On Draft   Compromise Measure Expected To Be Set Within Seven Days

Compromise Drait-UMT Bill On Way   Committee Meets Trying To Iron Out Differences

Work Started On New Draft And UMT Bill   House And Senate T« Adjust Differences

Committee Begins Work On Accepable Draft-UMT Bill  Must Reconcile   Must Reconcile Differences In Two Versions

Conferees Begin Work On Draft Bill   Compromise Both Houses Will O.K. Is Congress Aim

Draft-UMT Bill Goal of Conference   Suncte, House Conferea, Tackle Task of Writing One Both Houses Will Approve

Combined Bill Of Draft-UMT is Considered   Conference Group Trying to Draft  Act to Meet Okay Of House, Senate

Draft-UMT Bill Before Conferees   Committee Seeks Measure Satisfactory To Both Houses

Compromise Draft Tried  Conference Begins  ‘wy _» gy  WFtearn Fe-4

Compromise Draft-UMT Bill Sought   Conference Committee Begins Today to Write Acceptable Measure

Senate-House Group Writes New Draft Act   Compromise Expected With Little Trouble By Russell, Vinson

NewChinese Army Enter: Front Line   M’Arthur Bans Any Mention Of 38th Parallel

Reds Give Allies Stiff Resistance   United Nations Offensive Grinds Slowly Nort h— MacArthur Imposes Most Rigid News Blackout OF War   Dy POA HMLITH

ALLIES APPROAGH PARALLEL 38 Al SEVERAL POINTS   South Koreans on East Coast Above Hangnung Drive to Within &8!4 Miles of Boundary.   ADVANCE IS GENERAL ACROSS PENINSULA   U. N. Forces Meet Little Op position North of Seoul— Rearguard Reds Battle Fiercely in Center.

Allies Meet Resistance North of Seoul   Chinese Army Enter Front Line To Screen Retreat

Allied Troops Only 8/2 Miles  From Parallel   Reds Put Up Only Rea Guard Resistance All Along Fighting Front

Fresh Red Army Comés to Front To Screen Retreat Of Other Elements

Reds’ Reserves In Front Line to  Screen Retreat  Allied Offensive Pounding Slowly - Toward Parallel

FRESH TROOPS INTO DISTRICT   Rigid UN. Censorship OF Positions Is * .« Continued '

Progress of UN Troops Now Kept in Strict Secret   They Meet Stiff Resistance At One Point In Center

CHINESE THIRD FIELD ARMY ON CENTRAL FRONT   Allied Forces Run Inte Stiff Rear Guard Ac tion In Korea   FIFTH AIR FORCE FLIES 850 SORTIES

UN. FORCES MEET STIFE RESISTANCE IN PCNTRAT KOREA   Chinese Reinforcements’ Arrive to Screen Enamy’s Relreat   CLASHES REPORTED   MacArthur Bans Specific Mention of Parallel in - Dispatches

ENEMY SENDS FRESH TROOPS INTO DISTRICT   Rigid UN Censorship OF Positions Is Continued

Rear Guard Resistance Of Chinese Stiffens   Elements of Third Army Enter Line to Screen Enemy Retreats Allies Near Hangye ty Central Korea.

Chinese Throw Reserves Into Korea Fighting   Ban On Mention Of Controversial 38th Imposed By Doug

Allies Only 8 1-2 Miles From 38th  Ban On Mention AL Lina lifted

British Balk At Pact Plan   Shipbuilding Permit For Japs ‘Dangerous?

British Add Voice To Treaty Protests   Dulles’ Proposal for Japanese Peace Pact Raises Enalish Fears

INQUIRY FOLLOWS TEATS OF SURGERY   CANADA TO DETERMINE WHETHER LIEUTENANT REALLY IS A DOCTOR.

Canadian Navy Suspends Doctor   Had Fine Record Aboard Destroyer

Secret Talks By ‘Big Four  Expec sod Soon  {. S. Sels 10-Day Deadline; Assembly President to Sit in

Expect Secret Disarmament Talks To Start  ‘Big Four’ Talks To Show If Russia

Britain Pushed on Oil Dispute   Harriman Urges Attlee to Accept Proposal

Harriman Urges Speedy Settlement Of lranian Dispute  Confers With British In Attempt to Rush Resumption of Talks

BRITAIN TOLD BY HARRIMAN TO MEET IRAN   Reported Impatient at Slow Action on Oil Row Nenotiations.

—IMPATIENT WITH DELAY ~ Harriman Asks Britain To Reopen [ran Talks

U. N. Troops Beat Off Counter-Atiacks To Continue Advance   Reds Fighting Allies Stubbornly, but Losing Ground “Hill by Hill”.

Allies Move Slowly North Against Reds   Censorship Obscures Exact UN Positions

CHURCHMEN GIVE SEVEN-POINT PEACE PROGRAM   WORLD COUNCIL HITS AGGRESSION, PREVENTIVE WAR

Employes Contribute Free Labor To Help Get Plant Back on Its Feet

HALF-MILLION UNDER ARMS Russia Builds Polish Army Into Top Satellite Force In Kurope   Ry KINGSRI'RY SMITH

lran Sfill Pushing To Oust Britain   Tells Last Oil Representa: tive to Start Dickering

Sen. McCarthy Speaks Plainly Of President Truman's Efforts To Defend Communists In Government

McCarthy Raps ‘Gag by Trumar   Says U. S. Employes Kept Mum on Reds

Truman ‘Gag Edict Blocks Red Probe, M Carthy Charges   Senator Says President Ordered U.S. Workers Nat Ta Tactifyv

McCarthy Hits af Truman Over Air   Says President Barred Officials Talking

McCarthy Charges Federal Employes Under Gag Order   Says President §  Protects Reds: a .  From Exposure Za

McCARTHY SAYS TRUMAN ‘ORDER BANS GIVING CONGRESS EVIDENCE ON REDS

SCOLLEGE STUDENTS WARNED 'TO REPORT SCHOLASTIC ‘STANDING BEFORE AUGUST 20

Resistance Of Enemy Grows In Korea Drive   Red Air Fighters Venture Further South Than Usual

CANCER GIRL DIES   Aa POE et ee ee ee  Learned Bigness of World's Heart

Air Force Base Bars Fort Worth Press General Cites ‘Sensational’ Coverace Of B-36 Crash

THE Forrest al Deyaries   First Berlin Blockade Crisis; Clay’s Proposal to Shoot At Russians; Rising Cost of Atms Program   1@. A ‘CRILIRN@® ON RPARMAMEN T

Tito Says He Asks Only Arms, Funds Of West Powers   Yugoslavian Premier Declares He Will Oppose Swing Toward Democracy

COLDER IN THE EAST   Wevw Cold Mass of Air Is Moving Into This Part of Kansas

Guzik Is Sentenced To 60 to 100 Years   Gang Chief's Son Gets Long Term After Plea of Guilty in Maricopa Court

Accused Communists  In Hawaii Rounded Ur   Lake Charles Indictments Arouse National Protesi

Small Advance Made By Reds; Nine Jet Battles   Alfies Withdraw in Face OF Communist Attacks in Snow

AIR STRUGGLE CONTINUES IN KOREAN SKIES   One MIG Shot Down And  Four Others Damaged   In Battle   GROUND FIGHTING HAS SLOWED DOWN

Communists Are Driven Back In 20-Hour Fight Southeast: Of Kaesong; Snow Interferes With Ground Activities

Gains Up To.4 Miles On 70-Mile-Long Froni   Casualty Toll Is Heaviest Inflicted On Enemy In Any One Day Of Year

Three-Pronged Attack Crosses Han Near Seoul   Allies Gain'4 Miles As Offensive Takes: Costly Bag of “Foe

M/S Jos Tucek Awarded Combat. Infantryman’s 'Bannarc in Karean War

Shakedown Report ls Discounted By — Probers’ Chairman   Says There's "No Testimony” High Government Officials Involved In $500,00 Plot _

Allied Units Retake Hill; Reds Buildur   Outnumbered Sabres Down MIG Jet In Dogfight

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Taxes, Profits, Deficit Financing Djscusted in Relation To Inflation   ° ae

HOLLYWOOD RED HUNT FINDS ONE PENITENT ACTOR      _arry Parks Confesses  _He Once Was Communist, Now Reformed-—~ Two Others Refuse. Te Talk.

Two Film Stars Facing Possible Contempt Actior   Refuse to Answer Questions Asked by Un-American Group

Film City Probe Having a Recess  Group Hopes to Find More Snformation

2 FILM STARS FACE CHARGES OF CONTEMPT   Gale Sondergard and Howard  da Silva Defy Red Investigators.

Parks’ Courage Lauded Gale Sondergaard, DaSilva Face House Probe Citations

New Building Controls Are Clamped Down   Credit Is Limited And Licenses Are Now Required

Two Building Controls On Non-Resident  New Construction To Be Licensed; 50 Per Cent Down

Tight Controls On Commercial Building Issued  C ~ t —- Aimec At Inflat

TwoBuilding Controls On   Commercial Jobs Must Be Licensed, Half Paid Down

Credit Curbed On Commercia Construction *   Licenses Replace Ban—Half of Cost  Required in Cash.

Deep Slash in New Building Is Expected  Controls Aimed At   Controls'‘Aimed At Fighting Infletion, Savina Materialc

Building Controls to Combat Inflation And Save Materials Are Effective Today

50Pct. Down Ordered on New Construction   Ruling Affects Most Non-Dwelling Types of Building

Building Controls Set U; To Help Battle Inflatior   Federal License Required For Commercial Construction: Bis Down Payment Required

‘Two Building Controls To Save Materials For Defense Now Effective

Order More Curbs   Two Building Controls Aimed at Combatting Inflation and Saving Defense Materials

Tight Building Controls Become Effective Today  Credit Cut, ticenses Required; New Wage, Price Law In Making

New Control On Building Becomes Law  As Of Today   Federal Licensing Required For All  ~ Commercial Plans

Place Curb on Loans for Most Non-Home Buildine  Down Payment of Half Required; Miict Gat  icence

Building Controls To Save Material Become Effective   One Law Requires Licensing; Another Tightens Credit

U. $. TIGHTENS CURBS ON NEW CONSTRUCTION   Federal Licensing, 50 Pet Cent Down Payment Put Into Effect

New Curbs On Building   Licensing, and 50% — ‘Down Payment Aimed At Fighting Inflation And Saving’ Materials

Commercial Construction  Government Adds Two Building ‘Contr ols To Economic Program

Licensing, Credit Curbs On Commercial Building Becomes Effective Todav

Two New Building Controls Aimed at Curbing Inflation and Saving Materials Effective Today

coe On New Construction  To Curb Credit, License Building  Go Into Effect As Defense Aic

TWO BUILDING CONTROLS ON   One Requires Licensing For New Commercial Construction

Cullman County Is Given Top Awards At Decatur Show   Kennan Wood's Steer Grand Champ Of Fat Calf Show

Higher Car Prices Due, Way Cleared  For Other Consumer Item Jumps

Car Prices Ready to Go Higher    .   New Government Order  Will Authorize New  Price Ceilings Tonight

Capehart Amendment  OPS Clears Way For Wide  Price Boosts      Higher Tags On Cars Immediate Likelihood; Clothing And Food Ceilines Mav Join Uptrend

RISE EXPECTED ON CAR PRICES   Government Order To Be   Issued Tonight Authorizing Auto Makers To Hike Ceilings:

Higher Prices For Cars Seem Sure To Follow   Order Set Tonight Authorizes Makers To Set New Ceilings

Use Capehari Amendment Tc Raise Prices   Cost of Autos Soon To Be Upped Under Requlation

Higher Prices  On Cars Seen   U.S. Authorizes Makers to Compute Ceilings “ Once More

Way For Higher Prices Opened By New Order   Expect Wide Range Of Consumer Items To Cost More Under  Capehart Amendmen

Auto Makers Many Others To Up Prices  OPS Clears Way For Increases

Hig oher Prices For Cars Seen In OPS Order  Waodneedav Action   Wednesday Action Sets Stage For Boost In Many Other Items

Higher Car Prices Seen After OPS Permits Computing Of New Ceilings

OPS Order Okays Auto Price "mp   Way Cleared For Possible increase On Many Items

Higher Prices For Cars May Follow Order   Government T onight Will Authorize lt Ceiling Computation:

VARIOUS ITEMS ARE INCLUDED IN ORDER   Clothing, Food, Coal, Gas Price Increases Likely   GOVERNMENT ORDER   Approving Auto Industry Adjustment Expected To Be Made Tonight

New Automobile Price Hikes On The Way   Rates On Many Other Items Also Expected To Rise

New OPS Order to Increase Car Prices, Belief   Way Is Cleared for Higher Cost of Wide Range of Articles

OPS Readies Another Price Hike for Cars   Foed, Clothes, Gas, Tobacco, Beer, Drugs Expected to Rise, Too

Higher Auto Prices To Come in Order  Ready for Release   ‘Possible Increases Aheat on Many Items in Consumer Groups,  OPS Says

Higher Prices for Autos to Result From ‘A New Order To Be Issued Tonight

—INFLATION— Auto Price Hike In New OPS Order  Other Consumer Itema To Soar

Moré Boosts Looked For Higher Prices For Autos Expected After New Order

Higher Cost ror Cars Is Due Shorily      New. Order Ready for Issuance Will Raise Price of Motor Cars, Observers Point Out

Dear Opened For More Hikes In Living Costs   Higher Auto Prices to be Authorized; Okeh on Foad Jump

Among The Churches   METHODIST CHURCH Rev. C. B. Rayhill, Pastor  =™, .%s 4... _4F% ,. ae

Senators Called Back by Taylor   Action Taken to Speed Solution of State's Long-Fought Tax Issue

Biographical Data Denied   Truman* Spanks Writer Friend On 12-Yeor Limit In Conaress

White House Hit: Daniels Article As “Distortion”   Congress Tenure Limit Not Favored

TRUMAN DENIES DANIELS STORY   Article Reports He Wants Limit On Solon Terms

Bill to Reduce State Auto Accidents  Moves Uo Notch in the Legislature

Reds Increase Troops Along Korean Front   UN Forces Report That Enemy -. Building Up Men and Supplies; New Offensive May Be Aheac

Tr ‘oops Being Coneentr iad  By the Reds   May Be Buildup For Start of a New Offensive

 —U. §. JETS BLAST SUPPLIES — Red Reserves Move Up Along Eastern Front

General Says Atites Ready tor Offensive   Ridgway Studies Message From Top Red Commanders

More Communist Troops Appearin All Along Eastern Korean  Front: New Offensive Is Feared  U.S. Pilots Shoot Down Two Red Jet Planes in New Air Battle

More Commie Troops Sighted ‘Along Front Lines in Korea   Allied Command Believes Reds May Soon Attack

MORE RED TROOPS APPEAR ON FRONT      May Be Building Up For New Korean Offensive

2 Red Jets Shot Down   24 UN F-96s Attack 40 Enemy Migs, All Re turn Safely

U. S. Sabrejets Shoot Down 2 Red Jet Planes   Forty MIGS Attacked By 24 Yank Planes

Reds Building Up For New Drive On Korea   Communist Troops Reported Massing In North Zone

Reds May Start New Offensive   Communist Troop Buildup Is Reported All Along the Eastern Half of Korean Warfront.

 2 Red Jets Shot Down; Communist Build-Up May Herald New Offensive

Observers Spot Concentrations On East Front   UN Eighth Army ‘Will Stop Them,’ Van Fleet Says

Reds Boost Strength at Front Today   Enemy Buildup for New Offensive Suspected  By UL N.,

More Red Units Seen Near Front  Van Fleet Confident o Meeting Any Accoult

More and More Reds Appear Along Front   May Be Buildup For New Offensive By Communists

Reds Build Up On Front   May Be Preparing For New Offensive Near Iron Triangle

Ray of Hope for Continuance of Parley Is. Found in Latest Message from Top Communists

Only Tiny Ray of Hope Remains For Resumption of Peace Talks As Reds Send in Reinforcements

Observers. Locate: ‘Two Large Units   Tiny Ray Of Hope Remains For Truce. Meeting Reopening‘

Reds Reinforcing Entire Warfront  UN Ready for Them, 8th Army Chief Says

Red Message To Ridgway Asks Reply   Van Fleet Says Allies Ready If Attack Comes

Admits Killing Clerk At Hotel During Holdup   Unemployed Carpenter At Dodgeville Confesses He Killed Clerk, Fled With GAR in Cach

Western Europe Assembly Asks For More Power  Appeal Is Made y Body For

Tax Bill Due For More Cuts   Senate Sets Goal At Between Five And Seven Billion

Solons Against Truman's Bid For Tax Boost   Congress Is Inclined To Cut Present Act Under Seven Billions

Little Chance Seen for Large Truman Tax Hike   Senate Reported Likely to Reduce Figure Set by House

Truman's Proposed Ten Billion Dollar Tax Bill Faces Almost No Chance Of Passage This Year

TRUMANTAX PLEA FAGING DEFEAT IN SENATE MEASURE   Committee Expected: to Cul . Below $7.2 ° Billion ' '" ouse Fiaure —   ASKED $10,000,000,000   Byrd, Other Members Pre_ dict Savings Possible in New Bil] —

House’s $7,200,000,000 Tux Bill Expected te Be Trimmed by Senate

PO Opposes Local Airline   Department Is Against Renewing Mid-West Permit

Truman Committeeman Involved wee Federal Job Sales. Racket Js Charged

Benton Documents Case for Ouster of Senator McCarthy   Drew Pearson Details “Facts That Led to Demand for Investigation.

Budget Secretary Blasts Document   Sharp Issue Is Taken Over Report Issued By Pa. Economy League

Budget Director Disputes PEL's Tax Summary  Says Economy Leique Findings on State's Finances Distorted

Chain Mailbox Post Stops Traffic While Motorists Take Second Look

THAT FROZEN LOGCHAIN? — Farm Mail Box Proves  To Be Traffic-Stopper

wees eee f-- eu a a Ee ee NR ee AL EE et Ri a Ee ES ————  Officers Puzzled In CountyRoad Death

“Middle-of-Road”’ Policy Advocated By Truman’s Aide   State Department Back President's Dinner  Speech Views

Middle East Oil Production Now Booming Along at Record Pace Despite Fear of Soviet War Move

Tito Suagests Taft Supporiers Plan To Solve Spent $5 Million Arms Tension Auditor Testifies

Marshall Tito Demands All Foreign Occupation Troops Be Withdrawn

Tito Declares West Should Oppose Russian Aggression, Not Communism

Tito Demands All Nations Withdraw Occupation Troops  Says West Driving  Against Communism,

Temperatures Near Freezing In Michigan, West Has Heavy Rain As South Swelters

BANKER ACCUSED OF $550,000 THEF   4 MONEY ALLEGEDLY TAKEN BY PITTSBURGH MAN OVER 22-XYEAR PERIOD.

BANK ‘CASHIER ADMITS EMBEZZLING $500,000   Is Second Bank Defalcation In New Kensington. Pa In Recent Week

Guan Was Korean, They Say  Writers Hit ‘Armchair Ctrateay’ of U.S. Army

Military Writers Claim Captured ‘Russian Gun  W as Korean-Made Weapon

F. & M. State Bank Receives New Certificate Of ‘Membership Giving Effect to Increase on FDIC Coverag

Banks Raise Protection To $10,000   Certificates Of More Insurance For Depossts Are Received From  Federal Authorities.

Stratemeyer Says Red Air Threat Is Aided by Policy   Buildup in Manchuria Can’t Be Handled Effectively Under Restriction

American Air Commander Reports Big Red Aerial Buildup in “Sanctuary”

Prairie du Chien Flood Still Is Short of Crest   Wisconsin Receding: Will Absorb Some of High Water

Red Troops Make Slight Advances  In Eastern Korea   Reinforcements Of Enemy Reported Moving Into Position In West

Large Numbers Of Red Troops Seen On Move   Communists Make Small Gains In 16-Hour Battle

Attacking Reds  Penetrate Lines  In East Korea Fresh Enemy Troops. Sighted _ In Battle Area

SLIGHT GAINS MADE BY ENEMY TROOPS SUNDAY   Fresh Red Units Spottec Near Kumhwa; Triangle Targets Hit   SMALL AMERICAN ATTACKS AT CHORWON

Schooner With All-Gitl Crew Is Rescued By Coast Guard, Towed fo Florida Port

Ran Into Sea of Bad Breaks  8 Girls Saved By Coast Guard Pian to Enter “52 Yacht Race

Schooner Girls Safe In Florida  Missing Crew Towec In By Coast Guard

All-Girl Crew, Towed Home  From First Big Yacht Race, “ Want To Try Next Year

Servicemen Who Guard Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Consider the Job an Honor

They’ ve Army's Most Uiiiieisal fal Guarding Tomb of Unknown Soldier

Farewell Letter to David K. Niles Indicates Truman Has Eye on White House in 1952

ROK Unit Nears Pyongyang Port      Heavy Counterblows in West, Central Hint Bia Push Comina

One Chance Only For Deferrment   Draft-Age Students Must Pass New Test On First Try

Charges RFC Officials Conspired To Grab Control of Lustron Corp.

‘Conspiracy’ Laid To RFC By Lustron   Strandlund Says Firm Threatened   Young Member Of ‘Ring,’ Industrialist Tells Senate Committee

Lustron Corp. Head Throws New Charges Against RFC, Young  Says RFC Closed Plant Because He Refused to Give in to Pressure

Would Cut Tax On Grain For Farmers   Bill Goes In To Trim Farmer Levy On Feed. Seed

Bill to Ease Farmers’ Tax  T...1l4 Change the   Would Change the Assessment Plan as Applied to Grains

Few Southerners Greet President  At Key West, Fla.   ‘Disguised” Newsmen Kic Truman On Arrival In “Cold Wave”

TRUMAN ARRIVES IN KEY WEST, FLA.   FEWER PEOPLE TURN OUT TO GREET HIM THAN ON PREVIOUS VISITS.

Sweater ‘Fans’  Hail President   [roman Starts Long Rest: Advisers Are on Hand

Reds Drop Demand for Line on 38th   Optimism in UN Camp Despite Turn-Down of Proposal.

Communists Droy Original Line Qf Demarcation   Cease-Fire Hopes Brighten; Issue Is  In Military Field

REDS’ BUFFER ZONE PLAN 1S SNUBBED BY UN   Failure To Insist On “38” Boundary Is Bright Spot

Allies Hopeful As Reds Ease Terms of Truce   Dogfights Continue Over North Korea; Ground Action Slow

U.N. Rejects Reds’ Proposal On Demarcation   Abandonment of Old Paralle! 38 Demand Brightens Outlook

Allies Reject Red Zone Plan   But Communists Fail To Insist On 38th Poralie! Buffer

Development s Brightest Since Confabs Began   American Jets Down 2 More Russian-Made Planes In Hot Fights

Parallel 38 Issue Drops From Parley   Reds Abandon Stand Brightening Hopes For Get-Toqether

15 States Put Heat On Crime   Legislators And Officials Organizing Little Kefauver Committees  To Carry On Work.

5 Boys Held For Dynamite Blasts   Miami Group ‘Bombed High Schools, Temple

Dock Strike Spreads To  Staten Island Total New York Tie-up Pledged

Wildcat Dock Strike Spreads In New York  ‘ Stoppage Threatens   ' Stoppage Threatens Delay in Movement Of Military Cargoes

New York Dock Strike Spreads, Causing Delays   Military Cargoes Now Being Held Up ,, As Result.

Rebel Leaders Threaten Dock Sirike Spread .    ‘Staten Island Piers .  Idied As AFL Union a Head Orders Walkout

Dock Strike Now Spread To Staten Island Shipping   New Stoppage Threatens Delay In Military Cargo pnd Personne! Movement

Price, Tax Hikes to Start Today   OPS Grants Boosts to Cover New Levies

New Price Boost Faces Consumers   Sharp Increases Authorized as New Tax Schedule Goes Into Effect

URGE BRITAIN ACT SOON, END IRAN DISPUTE   New Government May Decide Move Within Few Days

Decisions Of Churchill To Affect World   Important Policies Must Be Decided By British

Britain Urged "To Actin Oil Row   jran Awaits Action Of Tory Government

Oil Dispute Up to British  Conservative View Te Datarmine Outcom:

Oil Dispute Awaits British ‘Decisions  Early Settling Seen  «fy Aptana

Nationalist Troops Hit Red China  - Forays Slash  Yunan District

DEMOS TO TOPEKA   Vice-President Barkley I: ~ Big Attraction for An. nual Party

Plan Blocked By Truman, He Assumes   Offensive In Far East, General Believes

Britain, France May Delay Reich Rearming Move   U.S. Efforts to Aid _ Eisenhower “Expected -To Be Delayed Year

Johnston Will Confer With Labor Officials   New Effort To Bring Labor Back Into Wage Stabilization Board

ESCALATOR CLAUSE WANTED New Concession To Labor  Studied By US. Stabilizer

MacArthur Will Speak Thursday Before Joint House, Senate Meeting

STATEHOOD HOPE VOICED IFOR HAWAII   Islanders Give General’s Party Lavish Welcome

Plane Takes Offat 11:30a.m For Mainland   Spends Most of Night ir Honolulu Writing Syeerh

Hero Given Great Salute in Honolulu   Two-hour Parade in Hawaii Acclaims Return of General

Paves Way for New UN Drive   Two Soviet MIGs Destroyed in Air Dogfights

UN Troops Launch Major Attack Along 25-Mile Battlefront  Backed Up By One of Heaviest Artillery Bombardments of Wai

UN Guns Blast Red Positions   Jet Planes Battle in Growing Numbers

26 Russian Migs  Hit By UN Flyers In 3-Day Battle   One Allied Jet Reported Damaged In Swirling Air Fights; Infantrymen Locked in ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Combat

Jet Fights  Over Korea Resumed   Allied Planes Damage Two More Of Foe; 3-Day  Bag Is 26

Air Battle  Still Swirls  Over Korea No End In Sight  Kor Long Fight - Over Ridge’:

Jet Warfare Rages Sharply For Third Day  Bitter Ground Fight Goes On For Vital “Heartbreak Ridze’®

Jet Battles Enter Third Day In Korea   Ground Forces  Locked In Fight

Shivers Takes Oath as  Texas 38th Governor   Standing Bareheaded, Chief Executive Urges That Texans Shoulder Burden of Mobilization

Rogers Babson Looks at 1951— Russia In No Hurry For War, This - es Country Headed For Dictator bi

Babson Sees 3? ‘wost in U.S. Income  MORE CUBS EXPECTED ON ECONOMY

Truman To Get  Draft By Night   Congress Completing Law on Boys, 1812

Ble CONSUMER BUYING ENDED   Business Expansion Main Inflationary Threat  Now

Big Consumer Buying Spree Renorted (ver   Business Expansion Now Threatening Tc Increase Inflation

Too Much Business Expansion? Buying Spree Is Over But Inflation Still Threatened

Commerce Dept Reports Decline In Retail Sales   Business Spending Plans Called Threat

Big Brass of Steel-Unions Are to Meet   Efforts to Avert  Shutdown of Plants On Dec. 31 Will Be Resumed Thursday

ClO Authorities Schedule Meeting   Nation Wide Strike Decision Is Expected To be Revealed Thursday

Steelworkers’ Top Boards Consider Truman's Ko- Sirike Request Thursday  Ceardticn Raaew MM a

Steel Strike Decision Due   ClO Board, Committe  Summoned Thursday

Steelworkers Meet Thursday On Strike Plan   Decide Ou' Whether Or Not To Accept  Nraananta Mandate

Murray Calls On Top Advisors To Pass On Strike   Two Powerful Groups Within Unian Meet ing Tomorrow.

Steelworkers To Map Their Plans Tomorrow  Two Courses in Wage Dispute Are Open To ClO Union

NATION EYES STEEL DRAMA   Should Know Soon If Union Intends To Carry Out Strike Threat.

C10 TO DECIDE STEEL ACTION   Top Union Men To Mee Thursday To Consider Strike

Strike Decision Is Due Tomorrov  Steelworkers Call Pittshurch Meetina

Steelworkers To Decide on Strike Action   Policy Committee To Hear Report Ceam Dhilin AAuerrny

Truman Will Act to Halt Steel Strike   Whether Union Will Abide by President's Orders Remains to Be Detorminad

Union Leaders Are Summoned  Conference is Called In Steel Crisis

Strike by Switchmen Cuts ‘Civilian and Military ‘Production by Industry 

ORDERS PENALTY REFUNDED  Vivian Kellems Winner of Tax-dispute Verdict

Six Newspaper Feature Syndicates Named In Subpoenas Issued Today

Tentative GOP Report on Mac Lashes Ouster   Contends Truman Had No ‘Military’ Reason for Recall

Reject Reds’ Plans On Jap Peace Treaty   Russia Informed No New Proposals To Be Considered

H.S.T. Warns Of President Job Hazards   No Candidaies Named At Preas Conference; MacArthur Talk Okayec

Sept. 4 Meeting Is To Conclude And Sign Final Terms Made Public Already

Soviets Reminded Pact Is Already In Final Terms   U.S. Asserts Sept. 4   U.S. Asserts Sept. 4 Parley Not Called To Reopen Talks

Russians Told Peace Treaty To Be Signed’   ‘It’s Not Conference For Discussion,’ U.S. Reminds Soviet Union

Nof fo Reopen Jap Peace Treaty   Truman Informs Soviet That Terms Are Set

U.S. WARNS RUSSIA AGAINST RAISING TREATY ISSUES   Japanese Peace Parley Not Planned To Reopen Negotiations, Reds Told

San Francisco Conference Not Conference To Reopen Negotiations On Terms Of Peace, American Note States   SESSION WILL OPEN NEXT SEPTEMEER <

No Alteration of Treaty to Be Permitted   Reds Reminded They Had Chance to Take Part in-Neqotiation

Basic Treaty Issues Will Be Out of Order At San Francisco Parley, Russians Are Told

Meeting To Sign Treaty   UL. S. Advises the Soviet Not be To Reopen the Terms of Peace

Blunt Note To Russia On Treaty   Reds Told by U. S. Son Froncisco Meet Will Be tor Signing’

US Advises Reds (n Conference   Says No Plans Made To Rcopem Pebate On Terms Of Peace

U.S. Rejects Soviet Proposals to Change Terms of Jap Treaty  Sept. 4 Meeting Only To Sign Treaty, Not Alter Its Provisions

Rail Workers In Agreement On Pay Boost   Non-Operating Units Total About 1.000.000.

Kidnap-Killing Exposed By Accident   Troopers Stop Car, Find Woman In Trunk, Mate Murdered

Negro Driver Held as Killer: Routine Check Reveals Kidnaped Wife Of Slain Farmer Lockedin Trunk of Auto

aft Defends ampaign in  hio Last Year   _ Charges Truman ' Statements About Spending ‘Untrue’

TAFT SAYS DEMOCRATS SPENT THREE TIMES AS MUCH TO BEAT HIM AS GOP DID TO ELECT HIM

Tait Charges ‘Conspiracy’  In 750 Poll   He Answers Truman, Cites Use of Slush Fund. Ties

Accuses Foes Of ‘Sinister Conspiracy’   Contends Recent Statements By Truman ‘Untrue’

Vote Conspiracy Charged by Taft   Ohio Senator Denies ‘Slush Fund‘ Poured Into State Election

2 GUARD DIVISIONS TO SAIL THURSDAY   ‘sth Will Leave New Orleans and 40th California—Both Headed for Japan.

NO PLANT, BUT BIG PROFIT Military Inspectors Hit For Letting Chair Order

¥* x *  TENTATIVE AGREEMENT REACHED ON HALE COUNTY  Phone Talks Continue

Se a a i, a i, Se, Sn . Se. Sin rn ats ree TENTATIVE AGREEMENT REACHED ON HALE COUNTY  Phone Talks Continue

Battles Rage on as Gls Advance   Koreans, Chinese Will Talk at Kaesong Between July 10-15

Fear Billions Being Wasted  Congress Warned Of Defense Work Waste Spending

SHOVEL AND BRUSH:   Brigade of KU Frat Men to Work on Flood-Damaged Area

Ridgway Lauds Job of Second   Fighting Division Gives Reds Battering

House Seats May Be Lost By 9 States   Maryland Stands To Gain One Under Census Report

Crash Kills Two Young Persons   Third from Jamesport Is Critically Hurt in Highway Tragedy.

Legislature Convenes For Busy Week  Appointments to Cubinet, Civil Defens Bill Lend Peearam

State House Has Proposal To Eliminate Death Penalty In Proposed Civil Defense Bill

Fine Seeks Showdown With Senate   Fireworks Expected In Deadlock Over Confirmation Of Fine’s Cabinet

Noble County Draft Board to Withholc 'Inductions in Reclassification Fuss

CONGRESSMAN TOLD MIND OWN PERSONAL MORALS   Harold Ickes In Bitter Attack On Some Members

UNITS PREPARF FOR RETURN 10 INDIANA CAMP   National Guard Troops Learn Plenty Under Simulated Fire

DRUG VICTIMS TELL TALES AT HEARING   Sorry Derelicts Recount Horrors of  Dope Addiction

Fashion Model, Woman Musician Describe ‘Methods Used To Satisfy Craving For Dope

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Testimony of Fashion Model Highlights N. Y. Dope Hearing

Agree On Jap Treaty Plan   Dulles: Morrison End Conference On Proposed Draft

BAMBOO CURTAIN PIERCED Commies Hand Allies Letter From U.S. Gen. Dean to Wile

39 Nations Sign Papers to Lower Trade Barriers   U. S. Negotiates Tariff Agreements With 17 Countries

39 Nations Sign World Trade Pact   Lower Barriers Are Expected As Result Of Negotiations

39 Nations Sign New Tariff Pacts    WILL KEEP EYE ‘ON MILITARY SPENDING

39 Nations Sign Trading Pacts  Principle to Cut International Tariffs

Crime Committee Told ‘Missouri Should Legalize Tapping of Phone Wires

: Coll it Aid to Enforcement Crime Study Group Here Told Wire Tapping Should Be Leal

Nation's Biggest Packers Report Cattle Shortage  Situation Is Blamed Cyn ferent 8..f   Situation Is Blamed On Current Beef Price Control Crisis

U.N. Chief Makes Trip  Into Korea   Renews Proposal For Discussion  Of New Meetines

UDGWAY SENDS NOTE TO ENEMY TELLING TERMS   J. N. Commander Gives No Indication - That Kaesong Is Satisfactory Site For Parley.

ied Chief kes Flying p to Korea   ives No Indication aesong Will Be cceptable Location

Ridgway Offers To Renew Truce Talks  Gives No Indication   Gives No Indication That Kaesong I!s Satisfactory Site

Ridgway Invites Reds To Resume Truce Parleys  UN Commander   UN Commander Flies To Korea; New Meeting Site Suggested By UN

General Ridgway Says Allies Ready to Resume Peace Talks When Communists: Fix Place

Ridgway Says He Is Willing Resume Talks   Does Not Indicate If ‘He Proposes Kaesong Continue as Meeting Place for Conference

Gives No Hint Kaesong Site Will Be O.K.   U.N. Commander Flies To Korea For 12-Hour Inspection

Latest Offer By Ridgway Is Met by Silence   Attacks by Reds In Korea Stopped With Heavy Toll

Rejects All Except One Red Charge   Commander Will Send Officers to Outpost to Discuss Terms of Resumption  Message Delivered  Diamond Tehes Mlaute  to Hand Reply to Rade

Does Not Indicate He Favors Kaesong Site   U. S$. Commander Makes Trip To Korea; Lets Gap Down For Renewal Of Cease-Fire Meetings If Reds Agree

Ridgway Flies To Korea Front  No Details Given On General’s Trin

Gen. Ridgway Sull Ready * To Talk Truce   Sends Another Note After Reds Reject New-Site Proposal

Gen. Ridgway Offers To Renew Talks   Message To Reds Gives No Indication Kaesong Would Be Acceptable Site

Ridgway Advises Reds of Willingnes: To Resume Talks   But No Indication Is Given That Kaesong Is Acceptable Site

Allied Chief May Insist On New Site   Sends Message  To Communists:

U.N. OFFERS TO RESUME TALKS © ON CEASE-FIRE   Gen. Ridgway Flies to Korea and Returns 12 Hours. Later.

General’s Offer Doesnt Mention Kaesong As Site  ee ii ae OS soaks uae  cer ie ia Pg Sf 2 mateo   Would Send Liaison Officer  To Discuss New Conditions

RROOKLYN CATCHER HIT ON HEAD BY BALL   Ridgway Willing to Resume Truce Attempt, Reds Told

Kaesong Is Not Listed As Site For New Effort   UN General Offers Site For Session To Precedo Talks

Kaesong Still Undesirable As Meeting Place  Reds Repeat False Violation Carges

Ridgway’s Offer Still Unanswered :   U. N. Commander Renews Willingness To Resume Meeting Site Not Indicated

U.N. Willing To See Reds   Ridgway Tries To Revive Broken Off Cease Fire Talks

Texas Heat Wave Claims:15 Lives  Mercury Hits 114; No Relief in Sight

Price Index Climbs; Pay Boost Due   Auto Workers Assured of Three Cent Increase

Pay. Increase Tied To Rise. ‘An Living Cost   3-Cént. Per ‘Hour -Booct -Funected

Auto Workers Get Pay Hike   As Living Costs Go Up, Wages Take 3-Cent Jump

Mass. Trawler Sinking Off  Newfoundland  Former O’Hara  Ship Has 17 Aboard

Tells Millard of ‘Incidents’   Attorney General Reports Williams’ Letter Premature

Gov. Williams Orders Grand Jury Inquiry On State Fair In Detroit

Bill Through House For  Aid to More   Liberalization of Eligibles to Get Age Assistance

Yanks Control Road to Red Supply Town   Americans Push On Toward Hongchon, Communist Headquarters 15 Miles Nortt   (Latest War Map. Page ?)

American Marines Cut  Vital Red Supply Road  Patrols Spear 5 Miles Beyond Hoengsong;   Patrols Spear 5 Miles Beyond Hoengsong: South Koreans Meet Stiff Opposition

ENEMYS GUNS JOIN IN DUEL AGAINST NAVY   Hoengsong Captured As Troops Force Red Retreat

Life Buoys For Piers To Be Installed   Coast Guard OKs Safety Idea

HIT ANYTIME, GENERAL SAYS   Marshall Declares USSR Could Stop  Korean Conflict

Senators Told  Soviet May Join  Fight Any Time Asserts Moscow  Could Stop War At Any Maomant   Reply to Lodae

Cites Soviet's Continuous Army Buildup   Defense Secretary Faces Inquiring Senators Sixth Day

Russia Called  Real Enemy   Secretary Says U.S. Must Prepare Even if it Requires Several Years

Soviets May Attack At Any Minute   Marshall Tells Senators How He Figures Risks in East and West

Secretary Of Defense Retains His Belief That Greatest Risk Lies In Far Fast

Cites Buildup in Europe by Red Troops   Moscow Could End Korea War, Secretary Talls Senate Probe

Soviet Aid To Chinese Reds Cited   Secretary Says Russia May Strike Anytime In West Europe.

Chicago Roars Hero's Welcome To Gen. M’Arthu   Stevenson, Mayor Kennelly Greet Him Amid Wild Cheers

Mac Lands  at Chicago,  “His Town” Millions Turn Out to Watch General

Chicago Roar Welcome to MacArthurs   Thousands Gather at Airport, Hail Hero of Bataan

Is Cheered On Arrival At Airport   Estimate Three Million People Line March Route

Racing Commission Has Knotty Problem   Horses Tails Tied to Gate, Claim

Three Deaths Over Holiday   All in Southwest: Programs Draw Crowds in Several Cities

See No Relief In Cold Wave  Frigid Temperature Extends To Flerida

oe's Massive Offensive on Central Korean Front Forces Evacuation of Town of Hoengsong After Bitter Hand to Hand Fighting — American and South Korean Units Suecessfully Battle Way Out of Chi nese Trap.   SITUATION CALLED “FLUID"

Churchill May Provide. Troops For Ike's Army   Bare Details Are Revealed at Session Of NATO Council

BRITAIN READY TO CONTRIBUTE TROOPS   Conservative Gevernment Als Willing Te Provide Air Power Fer Eurosean Army

Too Busy In Yule Season   Santa Claus Celebrates Christmas Early

Senate Passes Licensing Plan  Occupational Permit Okay For Offenders

Estranged Wife Confesses  Cawe Choe Wace With Cairn Man Whe. Chat Tie (“alffa-

Army Denies U.S. Officers in Korea Lack Leadership   Take Issue With Charges Made by Unidentified Marine Corps Chaplain.

Brand Charges On Army Leaders ‘Irresponsible’   Complaint Of Marine Chaplain Draws Reply

One of Many Tales— oe 1,500 Screaming Reds Overrun George Company

A NIGHT OF HORROR—  Chinese, Yelling Kill Gis,’ Roll Over Yank Unii

Vote to Cite Tony Accardo   ‘Gambling Boss’ Refused to Tell  About Income

Crime Committee To Start Action Against Accardo  Reputed Kingpin of National Crime Group Faces Contempt Charg:

Citation For Chicago King Of Gambling   Underworld Character Stirs Senate Ire By  Refusal to Talk

ACCARDO CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Underworld Boss Refuses To Tell Senate Probers Of Activities

Silent Gambler lres Senators  Aecarda Eneoe   Accardo Faces Contempt Charge

Move to Cite Tony Accardo For Contem pt   Chicago Underworld Figure Snubs Senate Crime Probe Questions

Chicago Gangland Boss Defies Senate Questioners Today  Contempt of Congress Charae Sauaht: Graun   Contempt of Congress Charge Sought; Group Says It Is insulted

Accardo Cited For Contempt  Declines to Answer Committee Questions

Gangland Boss In Senate Quiz  Successor To Capone Shy On Answers

Weather Forecast   Gambling Boss Faces Charge Of Contempt   Tony Accardo, Chicago Kingpin, Clams Up at Hearinc

Allied Prisoner  Exchanae Issue Still Undecided  UN Charging Reds   UN Charging Reds Using Question As Blackmail Weapon

REDS ATTEMPT BLACKMAIL’ IN TRUCE PARLEY   Insist Supervision O Armistice Comes  First On List

Allies Claim Reds Tactics Are Blackmail  Prisoners Exchange Delays Peace Pact

Allied Officers: Accuse Enemy Of Blackmail’:   Foe Continues to Put off Discussion Of Prisoner Exchange.

Allies Blast Red Proposal As ‘Blackmail’   Supervision of Armistice  Put Before POW Issue

Supervision Before Talk Of Prisoners  War Chiefly Waae   War Chiefly Wagec In Air As Ground Forces Are Quiet

Blackmail Charged by Truce Team   Reds Hold Out for “Price” on Discussio1 of Prisoners.

Communist Negotiators Using Blackmail Tactics  To Force Better Bargain   Refuse To Discuss Exchange Of War Prisoners Until UN Representatives Agree To Enemy Supervision Pronoscal

Assistant To Presidential Aide May Call, Says Loan Authority For National Body At Hazleton   WOULD HAVE MADE THREE MILLIONAIRES

Claims Loan Opposed by RFC Was Given Boost by Phone Cal  ‘From Presidential Assistant

even 1 Toys Become Weapons in War Between Reds and Anti-Communists

Acheson Ends Eight Days On Witness Stand; Probers Call Gen. Wedemeyer Next

‘Acheson Winds Up Eight Days Of Testimony   Policy in China Rapped Sharply By “Old Soldier”

Acheson’s Test imony  Completed   Old Soldier Hits At Gen. Marshall  On China Issue

AIMS ATTACK AT CHINA TRIP “AY MARSHALL   Says-Charge. He Favored Any Coalition ‘With. ‘Réds Ts. “Ppavariaation2?.”

Marshall Is Target Of Attack   Acheson Concludes His Testimony; Wedemeyer Will Be Heard Next

News Day, Night   Testimony Completed Bv Acheson   Deposed General Denies He Endorsed Coalition Rule For Chinese

A. Spy. Defendant Accused of Aiding Russia With Plans   Former Engineer Claimed To Have Stated Reds Need Information

SPY CASE WITNESS ADMITS RED TIES   Pair Asked Him to Supply U.S. Secrets, Engineer Testifies

Agents Wired His Room  St. Pauls Man Testifies In Biz Nareoties Case

‘Vaughan Passed Along Plea for Defendant in Missouri Tax Hearing

House Whacks Half Million Off Two Year Budget   $20 Million More for Teachers Fails By Vote of 54 to 40

House. Approves... Big State. Budget.  $20: Million: Addition For Teachers” Fails ;

Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko Says Russia Wants Commanders On Korean Battlefields Arrange Cease-Fire   UNITED STATES NEITHER ELATED OR DEJECTED

Y News Day, Night   Soviet Plan Would Omit Political Data   Territorial Arrangements Could Be Made Later, Gromyko Says

Formosa, UN Seat Out  —Acheson   Russia Tells U. S. Cease-fire Should Be Arranged by Field Commanders

Foreign Minister Gives Statement On Cease-Fire  Gromyko Wants   Gromyko Wants Negotiations Limited To Military Issues

No Political Strings To Be Involved   Wants Battlefield Commanders To Conduct Parley

Russia Reportedly Wants Battlefield Commanders To Neaotiate Peace Terms

Would Include Chinese Reds; Military Issues Only to Be Discussed

ILL" DEPUTY MINISTER MAY HOLD ANSWER   Russia’s Official Representative to Entertain Security Council Tonight.

Insists Talks Be Limited To Military Questions Without Regard to Politics

Power Flows Despite Strike  Philo, Beech Bottom Brilliant Plants Hit

Lawmakers Pass School Measures   0.E.A. Subsidy Bill Wins 127-1 Vote In House

School Subsidy Bill in Senate   House Approves Boost of $19 Million

House Approves School Subsidy Bill 127 to 1   Senate Makes More Districts Eligible For State Funds

School Bills Advanced By Ohio Assembly  House Approves  $19,500,000 Boost In Aid Over 2 Years

Youthful Dope Victims Retell Sordid Stories   Televised Hearing Is Conducted By Crime Committee

Eragic Parade  Youthful Dope Victims Tell  HW iveip Stories to Senators

Dope Victims Parade Before Senafe Group   Sordid Account Of Crime And Prostitution Related To Probers

Sordid Story Of Young Drug Addicts Heard  e Pronhe Shacked   Senate Probe Shocked As Youngsters Tell Of Crimes For Dope

DOPE ADDICTS ~ TELL STORIES   Sordid Accounts Related By Victims At Probe Of Senate Group

Youths Give Grim:Atcount Of Drug Habit   Crime Probe on Narcotics Televised; Teen-Agers Testify

Liquor Revenue In lowa Sets Record As Sales Hit Peak  Over $4 Million Distributed to Local Tax Units

New Records  Mark lowa  Liquor Sales Fund Transfer  p..-L.. 6.-L

STAT ask mn ATNEW PEAK   Fund Transfer to Towns Also Goes To Record Total

in A Kecord-omashing Year—  Net Liquor Sales Hit All-Time High in lowa Stores

13 Hoosiers Die in Road Accidents   2 Sentimental Journeys End In Tragedies

PRAVDA URGES KOREAN PEACE   Communist Newspaper Endorses Malik’s Apparent Peace Bid

TRYGVE LIE RUSHES BACK FOR TALKS   U. N. Chief Believes Cease Fire Proposal Is the Real Thing Despite. u. i Doubts. _   PRAVDA EDITORIAL ENDORSES PLAN   But State Department Fears Truce Talk Might Be Smoke Screen for Reds in Korea.

Gives Full Approval To Malik Stand   First Soviet Press Comment Urges End Of Present Tension

Pravda Urges Peaceful End Of KoreanWar   Approves Malik Proposal; Izvestia Says Truman Supports It

Malik Backec by Pravda   Red. Newspaper Says End of Conflict Would Reduce Tensio:

Pravda Supports Truce In Korea  Official Soviet Paper Calls For Peace

‘Door Slammed On Every Effort fc Make Progress’   Chief Red Negotiator Leaves in Huff After Admiral’s Censure

Cease-Fire Sessions Disintegrating Info Name-Calling Marathon; Reds Hold To 38th Parallel Buffer Zone.

ne of Hottest Fights In UN's History Brews  Britain and Iran to Start Ruckus: Russi

HooverToShun Senate Quiz On SendingTroops   Dewey Accepts Bid , To Present Views “On Gls"To Karope-

Troops Issue Bid Refused By Hoover  ee   Dewey To Testify Before Committee

Committees Told To eet More Facts   Dewey Consents to Appear At Foreign Policy Hearing

Hoover Refuses Request To Take Part In Debate   ‘Says Senate Group Must Have Much More Information; Dewey Offers To Air Views

ON TROOPS-TO-EUROPE ISSUE  Hoover Won't, But Dewey Will Appear at Hearing

Troop Issue Bid Refused By Hoover   Debate Requires More Basic Data In His Opinion

Hoover Reluses to Appear Al Hearing   But Dewey Accepts Eid & Give Views on Sending Troops to Europe

TROOP TALKS? DEWEY WILL, HOOVER WON'T   Ex - President Tells Committees To Seek Further Information

Dewey Is Glad. To Air Views  Before Panel   Ex-President May Appear Later If Committees Coat Maro Tata

Hoover Will Not Appear on  Troop Issue   Says More Information Is Needed First; Taft And Dewey Give Views

Hoover Delays Bid fo Give Defense Views  Will Appear Leter _if Senators Get.

Bevan’s Revolt Bound To Stir Up Congress   Resignations Of Three Of Attlee Cabinet Will Cause U. S. To Query English Goal

McCarran Blasts Alleged Failure To Ban Red Spy   Charges Laxness in Enforcement  Of Subversive Law

DEMO SOLONS CLAIM Charge U.S. Fails To Oust Czech Diplomat For Spying

Senators Criticize Administration For Failure To Oust Czech Diplomat

Senafors Blast Administration In Czech Case   Diplomat Accused Of Espionage Still Operating In U. S.

Saeiaiiestion Won't Oust Him . Senators Say U. S. Harbors Czech Sp)

Two Senators Say Administration Has Failec To Oust Spying’ Czech Diplomat From U. S.

Allies Aceuse Reds Of Delaying Talk   Are Trying to Make Going ‘Sticky as Possible, Release Says

Allies Say Reds Up To Old Tricks   Claim Communists Delaying Renewal Of Peace Talks

REDS USE OLD TRUCE TRICKS   Intend To Make Going Sticky As Possible, Ridgway Says

Allies Within Rifle Range Of Kumsong; Foe Can't Use City; Reds Delay Cease-Fire Meeting

Ridgway Office Says Communists Up To Old Tricks   Liaison Officers Meet In Panmunjom, Report Progress

Reds Up To Old Tacties Of Delay .   Ridgway Statement Scores Conduct In Truce Neyotiations

Size of Neutral Zone Unsetiled   Ridgway Says Reds Are Up to Old Tricks of Delaying Talks

“Up To Their Old Tricks” .... Allies Accuse Reds For Delaying Truce

Delay Charged By UN Command  Ridgway Says Reds Up to ‘Old Tricks’

UN Declares Communists ‘Play’ Tricks   Same Old Method Being Used In  Delaying Renewal Of Truce Meetings

Allied Infantry Drives Within Rifle Range of Kumsong; Reds Retire

SIZE OF NEUTRAL ZONE IS DISPUTE  Reds in Old Stall, Rideway Declares

UN Claims Reds Delaying Peace Talks   Allied Officials Claim Communists Up To Old Tricks

Renewal of Talks Being Delayed, Ridgway Says   ‘Soviets Making Going Sticky As Possible,’ UN Chief Charges

Communist Forces Near Seoul Launch Attacks In Effort To Slow Drive   MacArthur Told Enemy Losses Near Disaster Proportions; Equivalent Of 20 Divisions Put Out Of Action

‘Mac’ Visits Battle Front For 9th Time   Thousand Enenty Troops Open Counterattick Ter Weret Seotor

Yanks Disable 10 Red Planes In Big Fight   More Than 100 Aircraft In Fourth Battle Over Korea In 4 Days

U.S. Jets Destroy Or Damage 10 Red Planes Over Korea  Fourth Straight Day Yanks Have Beat Off Enemy Air Challenge

Over 100 Planes Join In Dog Fight Over ‘MIG Alley’   Ground Forces Continue Advance In East Korea

Red Challenge For Supremacy In Air Beaten   Ton Enemy Planes Destrayed; Allies Adyance On Ground

WIN 41H ROUND OF DOGFIGHTS   U.N. Airmen Destroy Or Damage 10 Foes—Tank Teams Stab North.

PRE-KOREA LEVEL IS EYED  Food Price Rollback Laws Readied By U.S. Agency

Bodies of 34 Yankees Found In Plane Debris   Wreckage Located 150 Yards From Peak of French Mountain

“Dear Joe: Wish YouCould Come Back Soon, There’s So Much Here; It’s Like Walking through a Cathedral”

Bovle Tells GI Joe of Home Front Shortages, Jitters, “Truman Dollar”

COOPER ATION TWO-WAY PARE SAY SENATORS   Truman Draws Strong Support From the Congress

Trumans Address Draws Support From Congress   Taft Withholds Comment; Some Lawmakers Point Out Cooperation Is Two-Way Street

Congress Gives Truman  Pledge Of Full Suppor   Some Of Solons Demand Showing By West Europe And Other Aid Recipients

Truman Message Praised, but Some Lawmakers Demand Europe Speed Up

Red German Boys Gape At Western Zone Stores   15,000 At ‘Peace Rally’ Defy Communist Patrols And Slip Across Line To Allies’ Sector Of Berlin

Thousands Of Red Youths In Berlin  a ee ee . we © oe   Communist Rally Draws Huge Crowds

Costello Tells Of Influence In Tammany   Put Friend At Head, Of Democratic Hall, Says Hoarse Gambler

Psychologist Says Whites To Blame   Segregation Case Continues Before  Panel Of Judges

Cattle Receipts Increase Again, Boosting Supply   Shortage Expected In Some Cities This Week and Next

FOR SECOND DAY   Beef Shipments Normal Again; Stocks Still Dangerously Low

More Caffle. At Market fo Lessen Crisis   Beef Shortage Being Better Met as Near Normal Shipments Reach Packers

Nation's Beef Shortage Cut a Notcli By Substantial Shipments to Market

Vote Five Billions to Air Power   (Committee For it In Addition to $56,.000.000.000  Passed by House

At Peace Conference  State Department Prohibited Showing Of MacArthur Bust

HEY CAN GO TOO FAR...  State Department Prohibits The Exhibition Of MacArthur Bronze Bust At Japanese Peace Treaty.

Sisver Electrocuted      Bust. Of Gen. MacArthur Kept Hidden During Frisco Parley.

ACTION PROMISED Supervisors Interview Three Applicants For Welfare Job

Six Communists In Philippines Sentenced To Die   Found Guilty Of Rebellion

PORTRAITS  By James J. Metcalfe Kristina’s Purses WPRICPIN 2 has o litthe pucen_.

School Cost Under Study   Board Plans Session On Tuesday Evening

Plane Lost Off Coast O: West Africa   Restue Craft Scouring Arca Last Reported

Big Constellation Is Unreported For. Nine Hours Today  - Eight Fliers Die In Plane Tranediae   Eight Fliers Die In Plane Tragedies -In U.S. Thursday

FLIGHT GOING FROM AFRICA TON. Y.C.   Airliner Fails To Stop At Monrovia In Liberia   Search Over Land And Sea: Constellation Unable To Sight Airfield

BIG AIRLINER, 40 PASSENGERS STILL MISSING   Rescue Planes Comb West Africa For Lost Craft

Missing En Route From South Africa To U. S.   Pan American Airways Plane Last Reported At Accra Gold Coast; Craft Nine Hours Overdue At Monrovia Field

Big Airtiner Is Reported Missing  Pan-Am Plone with 4 “0 Per  ae

AO Overdue  Over Ocean   Airways Plane En Route From Johannesburg to New York

(Pan American Plane With 40 Aboard  Vanishes on West African Coast

Airliner Missing; 40 Aboard   Planes Seour North Africa for Craft Nine Hours Overdue

Constellation Disappears Ofi Coast of Africa   Eight Servicemen Killed in 2 Other Crachec in U.S.

4O Passengers On American Plane 9 Hours Overdue   French Airmen Search Over Land and Sea For Craft on Flight To New York City Today 

Plane Vanishes In Africa With Forty Aboard   Three Nations JoinIn Search; Natives Hunt Constellation

Overdue Plane With 40 Aboard Object Of Hun   Big Craft Traveling From So. Africa Te New York  Uneeported Nine Hours

Constellation With 40 Aboard Vanishes Along African Coast   Pan American Sky Giant 10 Hours Overdue at Field in Liberia.

Airliner, Forty Persons Vanish Over W. Africa  Plane Long Overdue

PLANE WITH 40 ABOARD IS OVERDUE   Airliner on Flight to New York From South Africa Fails to Land in Liberia.   SEARCH IS ON BY LAND AND SEA   Dakar Reports Dozen French Rescue Planes Out. Ship Had Radioed it Couldn't Find Field.

New York-Bound Atrliner With 40 Aboard Vanishes Over Damp. Juneled Swamp

Plane Vanishes With 40 Aboard   _ Search Spreads Over African Coast

Pan American Constellation Lost In Africa   Search Planes Cut Scanning Area With Aid Of Tribesmen

Land And Sea Hunt Started Near Africa   Pan American Airways Plane On Flight To New York Citv

Pan-American Craft Headed For New York   Some Americans On Constellation From Johannesbure

No Trace Found Of Pan-American Airways Transport  Now Long Overdue

Plane Bound From Afric: To New York Disappears With 40 Persons Aboard   Believed Down In Damp And Jungied Area 500 Miles North Of Equator; Air And Ground Search Parties Ont

Overdue 10 Hours and Word Unheard From Sky Giant; — Widespread Hunt Launched:

Pan-American Plane Overdue at African City   Most of Crew From New York; French Planes Search Area

Plane With 40 Aboard Is Missing   Pan-American Craft Unreported After Leaving Africa Port

Vanishes Off West Coast Of Africa   Pan American Plane Was Enroute to New York City

Plane With 40 is Missing’ Gver  African Junele   ‘Vanishes In  Drizzling Rain As It Seeks ' Liberia Field

West African Area Scoured By Searchers   No Trace Found OF Pan-American Airways Transport Now Long Overdue

40 Aboard Missing -Airliner   Four-Engine Plane Overdue at Dakar Africa

Big Airliner Vanishes Off Afriea Coast  10 Hours Overdue   1Q Hours Overdue After Leaving On Le; Of New York Trip

U. S. Airliner Overdue With 31 Passengers   Huge Craft Missing Off African Coast, On FlishrTo N.Y.

Pan American Plane Vanishes With s —  Airlin r 10 Hou   Airliner 10 Hours Overdue in Liberia On New York Flight

Plane With 40 Is Missing in Africa  On New York Hop   Craft More Than 10 Hours Overdue at Field Near Monrovia, Capital of Liberia

Search Begins In West Africa Fr Bi Pane   Constellation Lest Reported Over Famed Goid Coast

Airliner With Forty Aboard Lost   Pan-American Constellation Vanishes Near Liberia.

CROYDON MAN REVEALS PARAPLANE Il DESIGN   Will Hover, Is Stall-Proof, Government Tegting   SEEK PRODUCTION SITE

LANIER TELLS OF SAFETY FEATURES OF THE - PARAPLANE Il, STALL-PROOF MODEL WITH A VERY HIGH LIFT RATIO: HOVERS AT 19 MPH

Bradley Sees Commitments As Too Great   Warns Of Possible Surprise Action On Part of Russia

Bradley Doubts U. S. Can Backup Commitments  ~ Fears Russian Move; — Questions Method ~ Of Doua’s Ouster

Bradley Sees Red Surprise   General Says U. 5. “Commitments too Heavy

Taft, Douglas Clash Over U. S. Foreign Policy  Differ On Method Of Containing Red Menace Over World

LANGHORNE BURGLAR SEEKS COMMUTATION   Sentenced in 1949 Now Asks To Get Out of Pen * *   ROBBED THREE HOMES

ASKS COMMUTATION OF PRISON SENTENCE   Frank A. Alli is Serving Term ng th Send Robberies   ARRESTED BY POLICE

 Possible Death Sentence Federa! Court Jory Studies  First Atomic Espionage Case

Jury To Get Atomie Spy Trial Today   Three Defendants In Espionage Case Deny A-Bomb Data Theft

Atom Espionage Trial to Jury   Morton Sobell, Julius Rosenbergs Could Get ‘Death’

Atom Spying Trial Given To Federal Jury Today  Three DNefandaantc   Three Defendants Facing Possible Death Sentences

Afomic Spying Trial GoesTo N.Y. Jury Today  _ Cenviction Will Mean Possible Death Penalty For Rosenbergs, Sobell

Afomic Spy Case Ready For Jury  Trio Facing Death I? Adiudced Guilty

SPY TRIAL GOES TO JURY TODAY   Verdict Is Near For Three Persons Accused Of Helping Get Atomic Seerets To Rirecia

PssAaasmMENS isn, toe sins. .caneempenminesastioe CONTINUE INVESTIGATION OF INDIAN LAKE FIRE

Red Attack  Smashed on Central Front   3000 of Foe Slain In Small Sector—  4 Divisions Raked

Red Attacks Halted — With Heavy Losses   Allies Mow Down Thousands of Foe on Central Front, Breaking Back of Of. _fensive, Temporarily, at Least—Four  Divisions Riddled.   NEW FIGHTING ALONG HAN

Allies Kall 3,000 In One Attack   Wipe Out 4 Communist Divisions

Thousands Of Reds Mowed Down As UN Forces Break Back Of New Drive

Local Option Votes Planned In 25 Towns   Dry Forces Active in City-By-City - Prohibition Move

Nearly Half Million Commies Massing fi West Central Korea  Enemy Pouring Men, Supplies Into Area; Building Airstrips

Reds. Mass: 500,000 Troops In Korea   Buildup on West Central Front; UN Leaders Pessimistic

Reds Massing Half Million Combat Troens   Communists Building Up Forces Along the West Central Front in Korea.

HALF-MILLION REDS MASSING ON STEEL RING   U. S. High Command Is Pessimistic Over Korean Military Situation.

Truman Plan: Flood Threat Area Visit   Wante To See Relief Program While In Action

Czech Minister Says Government Will Not. Yield.  Holds Stormy Interview With . ‘State Secretary.”

New Czech Envor Declares Oatis Case Is “Closed”  Savs Praaue Woan’‘t

QATIS CASE CLOSED SAYS CZEGH ENVOY   Country Won’t Free Framed News Correspondent

Won't Yield. New Czech Envoy Says  Stoutly Defends  Imprisonment °

U. 5. Pressure For Newsman Called Useless  Acheson Again Asks Liberation

SMOKESCREENS HIDE ADVANCE MOVE OF FOE   Outnumbered Allies Alerted for New Offensive

Detroit Bandit And Policeman Kill Each Other  Shootings Occur In Front Of Jewelry   Shootings Occur In Front Of Jewelry Store This Morning

Republics Sign  21 Ameritan Action Plan   To Strengthen Western Hemisphere against Communism

‘Brass Tacks’ ** Plan Is Signed By 21 Republics   Pact to Strengthen Western Hemisphere Against Communism

Services To Send Reservists Home   Men Called Back Without Consent To Be Relieved

Reservists Will Be Discharged   Action In Congress Brought On Decision

‘Armed Services Plan to Send Home Many Reservists Called to  Active Duty Without Their Consent

Armed Force Reserves Get Release Soon  * Many On Active Duty   * Many On Active Duty Without Consent Due To Come Back Home

Break for Reservists Due Soon!  —   Many Men Called Without Consent To Be Sent Home

Release Seen for Vets Called Into Services Without Consent   EPCCe PVE MAEFICERS

Rich Leftist Tells About Army Commission Of fer  <smssevnsnsresemsiinnstneneananithmeneseansesensspessetsnennosmsesaasnsnensentesnshnn\ isnot Sear  Field Balks at Red Questions

Field Says Army Intelligence Post Was Offered Him   Balks At Questions About Communists

Offered U.S. Intelligence Post in °42, Field Says But Rich Leftist Balks at Questions  Connecting Him With Communists

Field Balks When Linked With Red Front   Claims Army Offered Him Intelligence Post During World War Il

Field Says Army Post Offered   Red Angel Refuses To Tell Who Made  Bond For Commies

Fistd Still Batks At Questions On Ped Connections   Telis How Move for Army  Commission Was Blocked

Ray Mills ‘Is President of lowa Labor  Couch Defeated by 25 Votes

BRINGS A RESPONSE   Baldwin Citizens Get Message Con. cerning “Do Something Scroll”

Thousands More Forced From Homes  High Waters Sweep Over Cities. Farms

11 Dead In Kansas And Missouri As Result of Floods   Misery Spreads To New Areas As Rains Continue

New Misery In the Floods In Kansas   Planes And Boats Utilized in the  Work of Rescue

floods Spread New Misery Thru Kansas 5 Rains Continue   Fly in 80 Coast Guardsmen, 20 Motorized Boats To Aid in Rescue Work.

Clouds Hamper Rescue Efforts Of Many Planes   Kaw River Reaches Record Levels At Topeka, Lawrence

Rains Keep Adding  ‘0 Misery In Kansas   Kansas City, Kan., Residents Flee Overflow Of Kaw During Night; Planes Gather-In Kansas for Rescue Wisk

Santa Fe Bridge Is. Out at Topeka  Rait Structure “Unable tc : Withstand. Pounding aters  MANY ARE, HOMELESS  aks ‘Commun’ Many. Kan: - fies’ ‘Completely Sur- 

Listed Reds On U.S. Job:   FBI Quoted as Saying 2( to 25 Per Cent of Work ers Were Communists.

MISS ARKANSAS WINS A BATHING CONTEST   [Little Rock Girl Chosen Over 17 Maer aAUneS In antic  City Preliminary.

acim Ete sein ninnagennpeonagid BODIES OF WAR VICTIMS RETURNED TO UV. 8

OPS Takes Steps To Curb Black Market in Meat as Costs Rise 3.2 Per Cent

Prices Hit New Highs Again Despite Freeze  Wholesale Index Up For 13th Week; OPS Controls Livestock Slaughter

Snow Covers State; More Cold on Way  ‘Fifteen Below Due by Friday’

Egypt Offers Plebiscite fo Seftle Sudan  U.N. Astonished By Charges Britis

Egypt Blasts Britain In Fiery Speech At UN General Assembly  Charges She Is Waging Real War In Suez While Claiming to Be an Ally

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About Town   ‘ ‘Marine Recruiter Here Left Photo Studio in Californic

Iran Police. Bar Doors of College   Agitation. of Reds Blamed for Closing

$85,000,000 WORTH OF RIDICULE?  "Voice's' Cail Letters Say, " Lie," Claims Lawmaker

Count Bernadotte, Son Of Sweden's King, Adopts Austrian ‘Cinderella’

Here Is a Fair Example of What the Average American Soldier Thinks About Korea

Cicero Lands In Headlines With A Bang   Days Of Al Capone In 1926 Recalled

For Most Part Cicero Is Quiet, Thrifty Town; But It Can, and Does, Make News

Cicero, in National Spotlight, First Hit Page  with Bang by Capone Gang

NEARLY EVERYONE SHOULD BE HAPPY NEARLY EVERYONE SHOULD BE HAPPY  New Congress Redistricting Bill Boasts Strong Support

Congressional Re-Districting Plan Being Distributed Among Texas Legislate: For Study

PROPOSED CONGRESSIONAL REDISTRICTING-WOULD-PUT CORSICANA WITH ABILENE’

LAMAR UNDER PATMAN Congressional Redistricting Plan Presented for Study

NEARLY EVERYONE SHOULD BE HAPPY New Congress Redistricting Bill Boasts Strong Support

Hard Coal Group Agrees to Follow _ Recent Pay Hike   Pennsylvania Miners Ar Affected by Increase Of $1.60 In Day's Wage

Anthracite Coat Industry Agrees To Raise Wages  Gamble Government

‘Truman Pleads For Unity; Marshall Says Korea Turns Tide Against Reds

‘Dangerous Risk To Ease Up on Furopean Aid   Senatar Conally Gives the Warning

Debate Starts On Foreign Aid Measure   Two Democrats Say Need Is Urgent for Bill

Foreign Aic Bill Is Up In Senate’   ‘WE CANT GUESS RED INTENTIONS

To Guess On Red Strength Is Dangerous   Bradley Wams Kremlin Thoughts Camnot Be Known

GENERAL WARNS OF SLASHES AS DEBATE. STARTS   ICall Issued For U. S. And Free World To Get Ready Now To Meet Communist Aggression.

SENATE BEGINS DEBATE ON AID   Demo Leader Says Push Program Now, Don’t Make Gambis

Bradley Warns Must Prepare To Meet Russia   Committees Are Told Tha U. S. Must Not Attempt To Guess What Soviets Will Do: Urees Aid Bill

CONNALLY SAYS U.S, CAN'T EASE UP IN EUROPE   Texas Senator Opens Debate on $7,535,000,00Q Foreign Aid Bill.

Bradley Sets Off Foreign, Aid Debate :   Staff Chairman * Warns of Danger © - Of Guessing’ Next ’ Move of Communis

No Time For Aid [Kase-up   Be a “Dangerous Gamble’ Asser is Connally in the Opening Debate

Senator Warns Against Kase Ink oreign Aid   Connally Fights Cut In 7'% Billion Bill— Says Action Now is  Needed to Win War

Safest Move  Bradley Urges Preparedness In Testimony Before Senate

Can’t Figure Russian Mind, Bradley Says  Plea To ‘Get Ready’ Bared As Senators Launch Aid Debate

Foreign Aid Bill Debated  Can't Seeand Crece   Can't Second Guess Reds. Bradlex Warn:

Bradley Sets Off Foreign Aid Debate   Staff Chairman Warns of Danger Of Guessing Next Move of Communis

Connally Calls for Strength Now and Relaxation  Later On   FOR BIG FOREIGN AID

Senator Connally. Warns Against ‘Dangerous Gamble’ of Easing Up in Bid to Strengthen West

Bradley Visions Years Of World.  Tension Before Us  General Asks For Passage Of Entire

Dangerous Gamble To Ease Up Now On Foreign Aid, Connally Warns   Senate Starts Debate On $7 Billion Program To Strengthen the Wes!

U.S. Aid to Free Nations Only Way To Wor'd Peace   Senator Warns of Serious Consequences If West Europe Not Strengthened.

viadley Warns That Guessing Is Dangerous   Tells Senators No One Knows What Is  In Kremlin’s Plan

Echoes Bradley Appeal To Speed Foreign Aid Plan  Bitter Fight Opens Over Fund Outlays In European Drive

DANGEROUS 10 GUESS RUSSIA   Bradley Warns Agains! Guessing, Backs Foreign Aid Bill

Kremlin Plans Not Known, Bradley Says   General Issues Warning About Any Guess Work

Dangerous Gamble To Stretch Out Arms Program, View Of Committee Head

Connally Calls for Strength Now and Relaxation  Later On   FOR BIG FOREIGN AID   Moody of Michigan Points Up Western Inability in Case of War

Bradley Gives Warning In Foreign Aid Debate   Guessing Russian Plans: ‘Dangerous,’ General Declares -

‘Dangerous’ Gamble fo Ease Effort In Europe   Senator Connally Warns Against More Cuts In Aid

Calls Foreign Aid  Bill Cuts Dangerous   Re-arming West Must Not Be Delayed, He Tells Senate in Dehate

Warns Against Slash in Funds   Connally Says U.S. Can Ease Up Later

Bradley Warns of Danger in Guessin« At Russ Intent  Push Action In Senate On Bill For Foreign Aid

We Can't Gues: About Russia, Bradley Warns   JCS Chief Says It's Dangerous; Backs Aid Funds

Senators Are Warned By Bradley   General Says It Is ‘Dangerous’ to Try To Guess Red Plans

Bradley Warns Soviet Threat Poses Menace   Staff Leader Cites Danger Of Guessing Red Intentions

CONNALLY WARNS AGAINST EASING WEST EUROPE AID   Would Be Dangerous Gamble Until Program Finished, He Tells Senat

Bradley Says U.S. Must Be Prepared   Cannot Guess What Russia Will Do, Says General

Senate Starts F oreign Aid Bill Debate   Bradley Sees Danger In Trying To Guess Kremlin Aims

Senate Open: Debate on Foreign Aid   Kremlin Guess Unsafe, Chief Of Staff Warns

U.S. Cannot Ease Up Now   Contialtly Worms Would Be Dangerous Gamble ti Show Aid for West

Push Foreign Aid Program,  Senator Urges   Would Be Dangerous to Ease Aid to Europe, Says Sen. Connally as Senate Debate Ovens.

Connally Sees Risk  In Relaxing   Opens Debate On Foreign Aid Bill in Senate

Connally Warns Allies Should Confine Aid Plan   2 $CUTS Wi wv VOC Best, Foreign Fund Hearing Told; Bradley Rules Out ‘Guessing’

Postal Rate Boost Okayed   House Committee Also Approves Increase In Taxes

Delegates To Treaty Parley On Way Home   Forty-Nine Natiens Formally Signed Japanese Treaty

Sioners Of Jap Peace Returning To Homelands  United States And Japan In Mutual Aid Agreements

USSR Policy Stays Same   Stalin Declaration . Supports Red China

Entire ostwar Record at Moscow         By Western Officials — Stalin Statement on Korea Consiclered Most Important

US Rubber Makes  Labor Agreement    Settlement Covers 35,000 Employees—General Hike Of Twelve Cents an Hour

Rubber. Firm, C.LO. Agree O1 12-Cent Raise   Union Shop, Triple Time On Holidays Also In Avreement

M. J. Meadows Taken By Death  Johnstown Road Resident   Johnstown Road Resident  Was Former Sheriff

Republican Stand on Major Issues Believe Indicated in Legislature

HUNDRED-PER-CENT BABY BONUS  Pair Expect Twins, Stork Lands With Quadruplets

6 Navy Fliers Are Rescued Off Anzio   Plane Crashes In Tyrrhenian Sea; 4 Other Survivors Sighted On Rafts

BUSINESS, INDUSTRIAL LEADERS SEE SCARCITIES AFTER PRICE LID ORDER

SUME SCARCITIES EAPEGTED UNDER   Business and Industrial Leaders Pledge Support and Call on Consumers to Co-operate.   COUNSEL AGAINST BUYING BEYOND NEEDS   Meat Institute Says Grave Probiems Are Involved and Voice Fear of Black Markets,

Freeze May Cause Some Scarcities  Industrial Leaders Pledge Support

Downed U.S. Airmen Face Trial by Reds   Four-Man Crew of Cargo Plane Must Go To Hungarian Court

RED HUNGARY PLANS TO TRY 4 YANK AIRMEN   Communists Claim Fliers Intended To Drop Spies Into Country   CRAFT WAS FLYING SUPPLIES TO BELGRADE

US. Airmen To Be Tried By Red Hungarian Court   Premeditated Border Violation Charged ; American Authorities.Deny Spying Intent -

HUNGARY PLANS TO BRING 4 U9. AIRMEN TO TRIAL   Budapest Charges’ Fliers, Forced Down by Soviet Fighters, Violated Country's Border.   PLANE BECAME LOST IN BAD WEATHER   Attempt Is First by Iron Curtain Nation to Imprison U. S. Military Men on Such Charges.

Trial Planned By Hungarians For U.S. Airmer   Flier Will be Tried For Espionage by Communist Nation

Communist-Ruled Nation Declares Intent To Try Downed Airmen As Spies   Deciares Violation Of Bucder By American Aircraft Wie Premeditated For Parnose Of Dreoainag Subversives

Trial Is Due for Airmen   Flungery Announces Four-Man Crew of Downed C-47 Will Be Tried as Soies -

Reds Charge Planelntendec to Drop Spies   "No One Punished, as Requested, So Crew Will Face Court’

Four-Man Crew of American Plane Forced Down by Soviet Fighters Will Be Tried in Hungarian Court

Trial As Spies Set For U. $. Fliers In Hungary  Court Of Justice To Hear Cases

Downed Airmen Planned to Drop Spies, Reds Say   Note to U. S. Fails to List Charges, or Date for Case

Four Airmen To Get Trial At Budapest   Hungary Claims Plane Trying to Land Spy Group

Hungary to Iry 4U. 5. Airmen   Americans Must Stand Trial Before Court as Criminals

Note Again Alleges Ship Violated Commie Borders As *‘Premeditated Action’

Doek Strikers To Meet Ryan, Boss Of Union   » Rebel Leaders Plan         hiroes His"

Hints At Draft To Fill Home Defense Job:   National Director Caldwel Says Draft Will Come If Volunteer Program Falls Through

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NEW CITY CHARTER BEGINS PRELIMINARY STUDIES   HALLEY COX NEW VICE-PRESIDENT OF PEOPLES BANK

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON NEW CITY CHARTER BEGINS PRELIMINARY STUDIES

TELLS SENATORS BILL FAILS TO BALANCE BUDGET   PRESIDENT SAYS GOVERNMENT NOW OPERATING IN RED

Senate Tax Hike Is Not Enough, President Says   Defense Program, He Declares, Rests On Russia’s Moves

Claims Bill Is Short Of Budget Needs   Barkley Keads HST’: Letter to Senate; © President Predicts  Dem Victory in ’52

Renews Request For 10 Billion Tax Increase  Truman Says Present Measure Will Fall

ruman Renews lis Request or lax Hike   Points to Heavy Spending in Letter To Vite President

Truman Says 5.5 Tax Hike Is Inadequate   President's Letter Makes Urgent Plea For Upward Revision

Truman Asks Higher Taxes   Senate’s 5.5 Billion Boost Inadequate

TRUMAN AGAIN ASKS FOR BIG TAX BOOST   Wants Ten Billion Increase to Balance Budget

Truman Denies Senate Tax. Iii \éréase Adequate.  Président Renews $10; 000,000,000  ee ES Fe hae oe Beck ia

Renews His Demand for 10 Billion Hike   Personal, Corporate Incomes Targets of HST’s New Proposal

Increase Falls Short of Budget, Chores Told   President Criticizes Loopholes in Bill Waiting Senate Vote

PRESENT BILL INADEQUATE, HE STATES   President States Positior In Letter To Barkley  THREE STEPS   For Strengthening Senate Measure Are Proposed; No Reaction Yet

Truman Criticizes  Tax Bill In Senate   President Wants Tax Boost Much Higher Than Proposed: Says GOP Without Issues

Truman Says Tax Hike Bill  Not Enou oh   9.9 Billions Proposed Is Kar Short of 10 Billions Asked

$10 Billion Tax Increase Again Sought By HST   Senate Is Told Its Bill Will Not Balance Budget

Senate Increase Short of Budget Message States   Already in the Red, Solons Are Reminded

PRESIDENT RAPS TAX BILL   Message To Senate Criticizes “Loopholes” of Benefit To Special Groups.

Truman Raps Senate Tax  Hike Measure Renews His Call For $10 Billion

Truman Warns Senate Tax Bill Not High Enough  Message Appeals For Stiffer Hike In Income Rates

President Renews  Tax Hike Request   Truman Says Senate Approved Increase Far Short of Needs

W: Wants 51 S10. Billion Hike  arr tae  Tax Bill Falls  Short: Truman

Benied Verdun Burial  Marshall Petain, Hailed HeroCondemned as a Traitor. Dies

Marshall Petain Succumbs at 95  Hero of Verdun Dies On A Bleak Island

Henri Petain Dies Today At Ave of 95   One-Time Hero Of France Dies On Bleak Island  In Private Mansion

Marshal Petain Succumbs at 95   Former French Hero, Convicted as Traitor, Dies on Bleak Island

Marshal Petain,  Verdun Hero, Dies  Leader Who Ruled At Vichy Was 95

Marshal Petain, Hero Of Verdun.  Taken By Death   Dies On Island. Where He Had Served Part of Life Seutence For. Treason

Former Marshal Petain Of France Dies in Exile  95-Year-Old Hero of World War  Was Disaraced Traitor in Second Gliebal Conflie

Rallied French at Verdun— Petain Dies in Exile;  Hero of World War!

RULED TRAITOR IN SECOND WAR   Got Freedom Just Before Death Came ™. Island Prison

Late Race Results      iBelis Toll for Sherman, Petain, Abdullah   Hero of Verdun Dies on Lonely Isle in Atlantic   Jtero Burial I’lanned for Former Tead of U y       Guns Boom at Final Rites for Slain Arah Ting

Henri Petain, French Hero in War 1, Convicted Traitor in War IL, Is Dead

Henri Petain Passes At 95  On Bleak Isle   French Hero Of Verdur Dies: Once Given Life Sentence

Henri Petain, Fallen French Hero. Is Dead   Aged Marshal Who Was .Found Guilty of Treason as Vichy Collaborator Dies at O35.

MARSHAL PETAIN SUCCUMBS AT 95   Colorful Figure In French History Lived To Be Hero, Traitor

Petain Is Dead at Age of 95   Once Revered Hero of Verdun Had Served Five Years of Life Sentence   TREASON CONVICTION   Aged Soldier Headed the Nasi-Controlled Vichy  Regime During War

End Comes To Marshal In Hospital   Life Sentence Is Lifted Before His Death; Wife Present

Petain, Hero Of Verdun, Passes Away   Marshal Who Served Term for Treason Dies at Age of 95

Petain Dies In Hospital   French Vichy Head ’ Was Hero and dxile

Exiled Petain, Hero At Verdun Dies On Island   Aged Marshal Found Guilty Of Treason After World War IE

Petain Dies Dishonored ‘On Tiny Isle   French Hero Of Verdun, Vichy Collaborator Of World War H, Dies At Aae of 95 Tedayv

Marshall Petain Dies In Island Prison   Franch Hero of World War i Succumbs After Long Sickness; Had Beer Freed Of Hle Treason Sentence

French Hero  Petain Dies   Marshal at Verdun = in Prison 5 Years;  Aged 95

Marshal Petain, French Here Of First War Dies   95-Year-Old Soldier Succumbs After Long I}iness,

Marshal Petain, 95, French Hero And Traitor, Dies in Island Exile

Marshal Petain Taken By Death  Hero Of Verdun In First World War Dies In Prison At 95

World War 1 Hero, Marshal Petain, Dies Stopped Huns at  Verdun, Branded * Wenttar in War TT

Petain, French First World War Hero, Convicted Traitor, Dies at 95

Lx-Marshal Petain, Hero of Verdun, Dies While Serving Term for Treason

Petain Dies; Denied Buria At Verdun   Hero of First World War; Condemned as Traitor in 2nd.

Petain, Hero of Verdun Battle, Dies At Age 95   Aged Marshal Headed Vichy Regime; Jailed In 1945 as Traitor _

Marshal Henri Petain, Hero of Verdun, Dead   Death on Island Where He Had  Been Prisoner

Former Marshall Petain, French Hero of Wax  and Traitor of War Il, Dies

CTAIN DIES AT 99 ON BLEAK ISLAND   JRLD-WAR 1 HERO DENIED “RIAL AT VERDUN WHERE f1F. BEAT GERMANS.

Marshal Pefain, 1916 Verdun Hero Who Was Convicted of Treason in Next War, Dies

Sherman and Petain, One a Hero And The Other Called a Traitor, Die

Petain Dies On French Islet, 95   World War I Here 1s Dishonored After Treason

Petain, 95, Traitor To France, Dies   Verdun Hero Succumbs Following 5 Years In Prison

Marshal Petain, Hero Of Verdun Dies At 95   May Be Buried On Bleak Prison Island Oft French Coast

Petain Dies:  Called Hero And Traitor   Defender of Verdun ir 1916 Sentenced for Role with Nazis.

Supreme Court with Three Freshmen Judges to Test State Police Gambling Rajds

Egypt Ponders Envoy Recall   Action Considered As ‘Protest’ Move

Egyptians To Recall Envoy To Britain   Ambassador Recalled As Protest To Reitich Manvac

Egypt Still Considering British Split  May Recall Envoy To Britein: Thne«

MAY RECALL AMBASSADOR FROM LONDON   Egypt's Action Would Be Protest To Suez Canal Aggression.

Egypt Talks Of Recalling Envoy   England Likely Would Retaliate [f Decision  Reached.

Cost Of Living Pay Boosts Are Studiee  The Wage Scales In Some Companies Based On fact Of Living Index

Daniel Calls For Action On Texas Crime  Asks Prosecutors   Asks Prosecutors Aid In Fighting Organized Mobs

Fact, Foible, Fat  Frame enenenmmma ci ila This Patient Couldn’t Be More So:  He Raises Chickens on His Torso

Moses Says. Crime Probe  Big Show’  Odttetal LSays Plan   -_ 3 Qe ge.   ‘Official Says. Plan Keeps Good, Men Out Of Public Office 

FEPC Measure Reaches House Vote: Fight Brews Over Cigarette Levy

Fair Employment Measures Reach  House For Action   Speaker of the State House Predicts Passage of Administration-Backed Bill Despite Undercurrent of GOP Sentiment

Communists Put On Big Show At Funeral   American Officer And Newsmen Attenc Kaesong Rites

Carnival Air at Funeral for Communist Soldier Who, Reds Claim, Was Slain in Kaesona Ambush

Reporters Get ‘Works’ At Funeral   Red Cameras Grind While Women Sew On Moarning Bands

Enemy Angry Due To Names Being English   Americans Escape Casualties During Last 24-Hour Period

No Progress  On Armistice   No Americans Die   No Americans Die In 24-Hour Period

WESTERN PLAN SUBMITTED AT U.N. MERTING   United States Secretary Flings “Put Up or Shut Up” Demand at Soviets.  BULLETIN!

Johnston Allows Escalator Wage Agreements  Congressmen Back Wilson For Facing Up To Difficulties

ESA Director Acts Upon Own Responsibility  Moves To Head Off Possible Strikes

New Ruling May Avert Auto Strikes   Labor Leaders Put Under Fire In Conoress

Stabilizer Rules ‘Escalator’ Labor Contract Clauses Can Be Honored; DiSalle Eases Auto Freeze to Let Manufacturers Pass on Higher Costs

Approves “Escalator” Wage Increases Adopted  Before Freeze   UNION LEADERS ARE UNDER CRITICISM

Pay ‘Escalator Plans Okayed By Johnston   Wage Freeze Modified as Economic Stabilizer  Moves to Head Off Auto, Other Strikes After Lahnr Takes a Walk ,

Johnston Seek: To Head Off Future Strikes   Approves Escalator Wage Increases In Some Contracts

Byrd Charges Unions Seek Wilson Ouster   Virginian Proposes Stripping Strikers Of Bargaining Right:

Johnston Acts As Lawmakers  Rebuke Labor   Liberalization of Pay Policy Gives Workers Cost of Living Raises

New Wage Ceiling Lifted to OK Some ‘Escalator’ Boosts ©   Increases Written into Contracts Before Jan. 25 Freeze Approved

Douglas Predicts  Spending Increase  Claims 74-75 Billion Would Be Correct

DOUGLAS SEES SPENDING OF 15 BILLIONS   Predicts Deficit Of $14 Billions by Next June

Gabrielson Says He Won't Resign Republican Post   Boyle Quits Job, Enters Hospita!

Boyle Resigns as Demo Chief: Enters Hospital   Gives Health as Reason; Gabrielson Reiterates He Won’t Quit

Boyle Enters Hospital for A Checkup   Gabrielson Emphasizes Intention That He Is Not Resignine

BOYLE QUITS; GABRIELSON 10 STAY AT POST   ‘Democratic Chairman Resigns Under Fire; Enters Hospital for Check-up.

Boyle Quits; Gabrielson  To Keep Job  Resigned Head Of Democrats Enters Hospital

Boyle Quits And Enters Wn. Hospital   Truman Must Name Sue cessor: Gabrielson to  Stay On

Boyle Resigns as Demo Chairman; Gabrielson Stays   Boyle Cites Health And Enters Hospital For a Check-Up

IN MEDICAL CHECK   Resigning Demo Leader Boyle Enters Georgetown  U. Hospital.

William Boyle Enters Washington Hospital; Gabrielson Denies Again He Will Resign

Gabrielson Says He Won t Resign Boyle in Hospital   Democratic Chairmar Steps Down, Gives II! Health as His Reason

Boyle Into Hospital For Check   Guy Gabrielson Emphatic About His Intention to Keep His GOP Position

New Influence Disclosures Hinted  As Bovie Out. Gabrielson Stands Pat

Rail Workers To Get Six Cent Pay Raise   Marks First Break In The 10 Pct. Wage Ceiling By Economic Stabilizer

Eric Johnston Allows Raise For Rail Men   Six-Cents-An Hour Formula Is First To Break Wage Ceiling

Economic Stabilizer Approves - Pay Raise For Non-Operating * Workers, First Break In Ceiling ’ a   NEW CONTRACT GETS WHITE HOUSE OKAY

Non-Op Rail Worker Pay Raise OK’d  About 1.850 in Lincoln Benefit

$550,527 In Bonuses Paid To County Vets   1,496 Claims Filed by Local Men Who Saw Service in Last War

No Major Disaster On Any Friday fi 13 th; However, 13th Was Ohioan’s Four-Time Jinx

TROOPER IS SLAIN  ON BAY STATE ROAD    Believer Shot Down While Quizzing Occupants of Gar

Message Channel Is More Effective Than Mail System, “Prohe Leader Savs

ea Blasts Railroad Reds   Dining Car Union Called  Communist Courier

RAILROAD DINER EMPLOYES UNDER DIRECT ATTACK   McCarran Says Union Is '¢ “Courier System” For Communists   TESTIMONY BEFORE SENATORS RELEASED

McCarran Says Reds Have Established Courier’ Setup on U.S. Railroads

Administration Seeks Reverse Of New Freeze   Truman Asserts He'll Keep Trying For Controls

Brace for New Blows Against Controls Bill   Administration Chiefs Eye Reversal Extending Freeze 4 Months

Administration Leaders to Iry To Reverse House Freeze On Price and Wage Ceilings

Truman Aids Fight Price, Pay Freeze   Hope To Reverse Tentative Action Approved By House

Trumanites To Buck July 7 Rollback   House Votes Price, Wage Freeze For 4.Month Period

ON ee ee ee  Claim Bill Would Kill Price Curbs  Final Vote May Come This Week

Leaders Map Battle To Reverse Freeze  Truman Charges Attempt To Scuttle   Truman Charges Attempt To Scuttle Bill By The ‘Big Paid Lobbyists’

Administration Seeks fo Upset Ceilinas Freeze   House Action Curbs Prices and Wages; Truman Joins Debate

TRUMAN FORCES FIGHTING WAGE AND PAY FREEZE   Move Made To Reverse House Action Fixing Ceilings At July ? Level For Four Months.

FIGHT PRICE, WAGE FREEZE   Truman Forces Steel For New Blows Against Controls

Administration In Fight To Kall “Freeze” Action   Truman Accuses ‘Big Paid’ Lobbyists Of Scuttling Controls; Long Debate Delays Showdown Vote

Try To Reverse House’s Action Freezing Curbs   Traman Tells Housewife ‘Lebbies “May Succeed In “Senttling’? Controls

Control Bill Under Blows: Of Coalition  Administration Aide Hope to Unfreeze

Truman Says Control Bill Will Not Die   President Will Start It All Over Again If Defeated

Brace For New Slaps AtControls   House Votes 4-Month Chill At July 7 Levels

Seek Reversal Of House Freeze On Prices, Pay   Administration Says Amendment Will Kill Economic Controls

TRUMAN FORCES AIMING TO HALT HOUSE FREEZE MOVE   President Denounces “Big Paid Lobbyists” And Special Interests

Administration Plans To Seek Reversal  Of House Freeze On Prices And Wages

Administration Braces for New Control Blows’   President Lays Blame at Feet of Big Paid Lobby  t

House Plan Places Lid  At July 7th Cost Levels   Reversal Is, Wanted By Administration Leaders In Capital

House Democrats Brace For More Blows Af Controls  Wage-Price Freeze Voted Yesterday Leaves Them Dazed

Leaders Seek Senate Action On Draft Bill   Administration Is Hoping To Get Measure Passed

HAN POW £K—  Approval Of Draft At 18 Is Expected  Taft And Bricker  Among Opponents

Senators Push For Ballot On  Draft Measure  Taft Fights UM T Provision Aftor Mareo Mano Santtlod

Seek Action on Draft Proposal   UMT Is at Stake as Taft Joins Opposition

Senate Pushes Vote on Draff Of 18-Year-Old:   Issue of Universal Military Training at Stake in Showdown

Leaders Drive For Passage Of Draft Bill   Would Draft Boys 18 And Establish Universal Training

Draft at 18? Senate Split   Universal Military Training Provision at Stake with Bill

Three Years Limit Loses   Senate Defrots Effert: t Held Service Terma of Volunteerc 9 Theat Time

Leaders Push Bill To Draft 18 Year Olds   Taft. Brieker. Johnson Oppose UMT Phase Of Proposal

181/2-YEAR-OLD MOVE BEATEN   Senate Leaders Expect Quick Passage Of Draft Measure   SOME FIGHTING UMT

18-Year-Old Draft Next On Senate Agenda   GOP Moves To Lift UMT Provision From Manpower Measure

Senate Beats Volunteers’ Service Curb   Votes 77 to 14.A gainst Three-Year Limit On Non-Draft Enlistment

Senate Ties UMT To 18-Year-Old Dratt Measure   Early Passage Seen After Administration Victory on Age Limit

BardenFears 18-YearDraft To Kill Schools   North Carolinian Oppose Inducting Anyone ‘One Minute Under 20°

UMT Issue At Stake In Vote On Draft Bill   Taft Behind Effort To Knock Gut  Provision.

Senate Whips Limitation on Service Terms   Morse-Proposed Amendment Loses in 77 to 14 Vote

U.S. Pushes For Speedy Draft Law   Amendment To Take 181-Year-Olds Is Spurned By Senate

Demos Drive For Senate  18-Draft OK   Taft, Bricker, Oppose UMT Provision; 1814 Limit Defeated

Taft Opposes UMT Provision  Senate Likely to Vote For 18 Year Draft

Bipartisan Group Lines Up Against Training Provision   Taft Leads Opposition Bloc Fighting Administration’s Effort To Speed Approval

18-Year-Old Draft Provision Speeds Nearer Final Vote  Democrats Predict — Victory on Entire

Seek Early Okay Of Draft Measure   Administration Heads Drive For Senate  Approval of Bill

UMT Debated By Senators  Early Passage Asked Of 18-Year- Old Call

Early Passage Of Draft Bil Due in Senate   Taft and Bricker Line Up to Fight UMT Provision

TAFT OPPOSES UNT MEASURE   Senate Seeks Early Pas sage Of 18-Year-Olds Draft Bill

Sneed Urged In Law Draft Younger Men   Administration Is Pushing for Quick Action on 18-Year Old Draft. Proposal

Taft, Bricker Fight UMT In Draft Bull   18-Year-Old Call Rushed In Senate A: Morse Plan Loses

Senators Vote 77 To 14 Against   Amendment Offered By Morse Defeated By a Wide Marain

Mckinney In Hot Spot At Home For. Losigg: The Mayor   Choice’ of. Assistant. Also Not Pleasing To Demo-'  a eee

MCKINNEY MAY “HAVE. TROUBLE IN OWN STATE   ’ Report Some Democrat  Leaders Sour About Recent Campaign

ADDITIONAL TRUCK TAX PROBABLE   Weight- Distance: Bill Introduced in State Legislature.

Reds Are Expected To Reply To Allied Offer  At Tomorrow ’s Session

Would Name_ Committee to Decide on Zone   Reds Admit Air Raids 'Having Effect on Our Military. Action

Suggest Using Two-Man Committee To Decide Location of Buffer Zone

PROPOSAL IS GIVEN ENEMY AT KARSONG   Two-Man Sub-committee Would Decide Location of Buffer Zone.

Await Reds Reply To Sub-Committee Plan To Locate Buffer Zone   Commies Admit Allied Air And Navy Action Are Hurting North Korean Military Plans.

Civilization May Confuse Many Creatures But Rabbits  Will Never Be Changed

GIRL TOLD OF DAD'S DEATH   7-Year-Old Polio Victim ‘Went To Pieces’ When Told

N. O. Cotton   ‘God Picked a Beautiful Flower,’ Little Girl Told of Father's Fate

ALLIES TAKE SIX PEAKS FROM REDS   U. N. Troops Score Gains Up To 31% Miles

Fire and Stee! Tip Attacks on Korean Heights   Allied Troops Capture Peaks In East Korea

Says ‘Ike’ Calls Himself a ‘Good Kansas Republican   Report Taft Is Favored by 3,000 GOP Leaders

Roberts Sees Ike Accepting ‘Draft  od i  General 'a Go ’ Kansas Republican’

FEATURED ON WAYNESBURGS CAGE TEAM   Chuck Karmarkovich Victim Of Three-Way Smash Near Ligonier

Daily News Index   ‘Saving to Taxpayers Seen With All-Atomic Army

Speed Atomic Arsenal as Dare  To Russia, Plea   Dramatic Sneaech

savings Seen By Senator   McMahon Specks -@  Uranium Bullets te Bramatico Cuacrk

A-Weapon Production Boost Urged By Senator   Would Strengthen U.S. Defenses And Save Billions, McMahon Says -

Calls for Atom Bomb Speed-Up   McMahon in Dramati ‘Speech Tells of Fantastic Weapons.

Senator Urges U.S. to Depend On A-Weapon:   McMahon Sees ‘Sky Limit For War Tools Costing:  Toesce in Preoaduetion

Speed Is Urged on A-W ork   McMahon Describes Savings in Defense Costs to Nation

Make Atomic Weapons Our Backbone McMahon Urges Senate in Dramatic Talk

Speed-up in Output Of Atomic Weapons Urged by McMahon   Chairman of Atomic Energy Committee Calls For Mass Production of Items to Strengthen America’s Defenses at Savings of Billions

Vast Atomic Speed: Up Askec  Senator Declar Plan Wou vl "Sav ® Billic

Speedy Production Of Atom Weapons Urged By Senator   M’Mahon Says New Type Cheap To Construct Rut Powerful

ast Action in A-Bombs  roposed   McMahon Urges Hass Production of New Weapons

Economy Is Big Factor As Well As Its Effect —   Dramatic Speech In Senate Cites Costs As Very Much Less

Would Be Cheaper A-Bomb Speedup Is Stressed In Senate Sneech   McMahon Calling For Big Output Of Lethal Weapons

Senator Urges All-Out Atom. Weapons Race   MacMahon Speaks OF Uranium Bullets For Cheap Defense

Bui Un Atomic Weapons M'Mahon ‘Advises Senators   Some New Ones Available At $20 To $3U Each, He Save

McMahon Asks Speed-up in — Atom Weapons   Refers to Cheap Powerful Arms in Fiery Senate Talk

SENATOR WANTS MASS OUTPUT OF ATOMIC WEAPON   McMahon Would Strengthen Defenses At Sav ing Of Billions   @RSENAL WOULD DETER POSSIBLE AGGRESSOR

Ex-Tax Collector Indicted by Jury   Ousted Official Faces ‘Charge of Tampering “With Income Tax Paver:

McGrath Aide ‘On Way to Take ‘Over Probes   Investigation Continued Today Before New Grand Jury

Smyth Facing Fraud Charge   Shakeup Of Revenue: ‘Bureau To Continue

Ousted Northern California Tax Collector Indicted By Grand Jury   Three Others Also Charged With Tampering With Income Tax Returns

Tax Collector In California Indicted  Th ree Other Revenu  ‘ita ange sea a

California Jury  Indicts Tax Group  Ousted U.S. Chief Faces Fraud Case

!   California Jury Accuses Four Tax Workers of Tampering With Returns

Topeka’s Grand Jury  Score: Zero   Found No Evidence to Warrant Indictment, Says Group’s Report   MAKE SUGGESTIONS   Regrouping of Some State Offices Recommended As Court Disbands Panel]

No Indictments Result of Probe By Grand Jury   But Reorganization Of Topeka’s Police !s One Suggestion; Exonerate Sullivan

Split in Italy s Communist Ranks May Be New Break in Iron Curtain

“Deeds Without Words”   Blue-Blooded Tory Fetches Aneurin Bevan Real Kickin Pants

‘England's Stormy Labor Minister ‘Gets Kick in Pants From Blueblood

SPEAKING OF POLITICAL FOOTBALLS— Laborite Bevan Nearly Unseated bya Tory Foe

‘Nothing Serious’ But Child Dies;  Autopsy Discloses Lead Poisoning

“Nothing Serious” —  Little Girl's Trouble Is Fatal Despite ''Advice Of Experts"

Young Cops Bucked ‘Organization’  Gambling Open In Atlantie City, Probers Told

FarmGroups, Home Builders  Rap Controls   Cattlemen Threaten Tol se Black Market If Ceil. ings Aren't Scrapped

Groups Biast Drive for More Price Ceilings   Home Builders Say Controls Heading U. $ Into Serious Shortage

CATTLEMEN SKY UGK WARK  CAST RESOURGE   Building and Farm Groups Also Join in Chorus. * Against Curbs.

German Industrialists Claim Allies Force Them To Buy Back Ruhr Coal At Three Times Price Paid Mines

Features for Everybody fn the Telegram Today   Young Dad Slainon Lonely Road, Baby Son With Him [s Unharmed

Young Father Slain On California Road  Happy Baby Found Pleying Beside Body; Kid waning Suenectod

Sullivan Squires Defeat Sheriff's Proposals Again  At July Term; Source Of Revenue Is ‘Catch’

Sheriff To Get Another Opportunity   Court Votes To Refer Request To Budget Commiittee

UN Stands Firm On Truce Line  Tempers Wearing Thin After Six Sessions

Buiter Issue Stymies Talks; Tempers Wear   Unvielling Stand Taken  By U.N. on Enemy's CPaade’ Offers

 Tempers Wearing Thin In Korea   Allies Take Unyielding Stand for “Shock Absorber Zone”.

U.N. Firm On Price Of  Cease-Fire   Allied Tempers Worn Thin By Long Sessions

Peninsulas Reds Proffer Said To Be ‘Meaningless  Gains And Losses Of Ground Feature

WestTempers  Wear Thin On Enemy Stalling   Only Red Offer ls To Give Worthless Territory In Exchange For Nearly Ajl Of UN Gains North Of Parallel 38.

U.N. Unyielding In Its Stand . For Buffer Zone   Allied Tempers Said Wearing Thin Over Red Attitude

lke Also Denies Truman Aid Offe  “Absolutely No Beuth Te Ctaey 4 Ha Say.

Truman Support is Denied by tke  Says Newspaper Ston   Says Newspaper Story “Without Foundation’

‘No Truth’ to Story of President's Offer, Eisenhower Says in Paris

Meat Industry Strike Averted   AFL Chieftain Urges Delay Tn Vakine AclLion

Meat Packers Strike Averted   SPENDING BILL PASSED House Votes Salary Hikes For Low-Paid State Workers

A. F.L. Takes Lead, Delays Meat Strike   C. 1. O. Also Defers Setting Definite Date For Walkout After Appeal From Green

Crippling Walkout Is Averted  Maat Strike   Meat Strike Could Have Cut Off Table Supply

Plea From Green Heeded: ClO Men to Stay on, To0   Packers Unhappy Over Refusal of Johnston ~ to OK Raise

The Weather   U.S.io Ask Warning on Price Rise  Order to Call For ‘Freeze’ Of One Month

U.S. To Ask 30-Day Word OfPriceHike:s   Government Reported Drafting Order Calling For Notice Before  Increases Aro Made

Price ‘Freeze Order Looming  Government May Ask Notice of Raises

Price Freeze For 30 Days Reported Due   U. S. Drafts Stop-Gay Order Until Staff Fox Enforcement Is Ready

Bill to Govern Price Hikes I Being Studied   Would Have Effect OF One-Month: Freeze On Cost of Goods ©

20-Day Notice Of Price Hikes  “Order Would Have Effect Of *Freeze’; "Would Not Apply To Farm Prices

New-Type Price ‘Freeze’ Looms  30-Day Notice of Increases Proposed

Thirty-Day-Price Freeze Considered By the Government   Retail Food Tags Are Reported Reaching Toward Sky-High Levels

J. $. Drafts Order To Require Notice Of Price Boosts   Would be Stopgap Move to Hold Line Pending Decision

U.S. Reported Drafting Order On Price Hikes   30-Day Notice To Be Posted Before Any Increase

30-Day Notice Of Price Raises Same As Freeze   Imminent Stopgap Move Would Hold Line Until Ceilings Are Established

Freeze In Prices Impends   Issue of Order Is Expected to Come Very Soon

Government Said To Be Drafting Order For Notice   Firms To Be Told To Give 30-Day Warning Before Hiking Prices

Order Will Be As ‘Stop-Gap’ Measure, Hint  All Business Firms Would Be Included

Index.ls Now . 216 Percent Of 35-39 Average   Gains 1.2 Percent During Past Month

Plan 30-Day Price Freeze on Business   U.S. Reported Drafting Order for All Firms To Give Month’s Notice Before Increases; Action Described as a Stop-Gap Measure

Order on Prices Being Drafted?  Bisetecwmnax BDrawacw   Business Firms Would File Notice

Retail Food . Prices Near All-Time Peak  Government Reports 9.6 Per Cent Jump Since Dec. 1949

Government May Require Business To Give 30-Day Notice on Price Hikes

\Government Reported Ready To Issue 30-Day Freeze Order on Increase of Prices by Any Business Firm

30-Day Notices On Price Change  Hinted at Capital  Order Would Hold  Plan Takes Over

Governor Also Eyes ‘Favorite Son Drive   Decision on His Political Course Will Be Made in 3 or 4 Months

lowa Steer Auctioned For $8100   Price Paid For Grand Champion Lowest Since ‘44

Rearmament To Hit Civiliar Goods Again  Defense Production  To Strain Economy  .  SEES eee” dl 7 xa  Fae

“Nation Must Not Relax in Efforts to Strenathen Free World” Harriman Warns

Warns Nation Not fo Relax Efforts In Battle to Strengthen Free World

U.S. Warned: ‘Don’t Relax!  mM ... 447.0 oo. py... Ff oe tn.   Truman Aide Sees Danger In Korean ‘Peace

ADVISER URGING AMERICAN MIGHT   Averell Harriman Savs Na - tion Must Not Relax—lIle   Calls For Efforts To Build Free World.

Harriman Begs U. 5. Not To Relax Fight  American Must Strengthen To Meet Red Foes

‘Don't Relax,’ HarrimanUrge: Aimericans   Foreign Adviser Returns From Tour of Europe

America Cant Relax Now, Say: Truman Adviser  Russia Regrets Her Blunder In Korea

12 Republicar Solons Offer . FEPC Bill   Sen. Smith One Of Its Sponsors

Solon Assails Acheson For ‘Distortion’   Brewster Charges Secretary's Review Of Policy ‘Confused’

M’Arthur Ignored Safety Zone Plan, Achesons Testifies   Allies Sought To Destroy China’s Invasion Fear, Ganatara Tala

Declares Plan Had Support of Allies in Fight   Senator Brewster Accuses Secretary of “Bare-Faced Distortion” of United States Policy Toward China.

‘Safety Zone Upset Bared By Secretary   ‘Mae? Rejected U. N. Plan, State Chief Declares;

ACHESON SAYS MAC DID NOT IGNORE ORDERS   Genéral Refused Plan For ‘‘Demilitarized”’  Zone On Border

Acheson States Plan Approved By UN Allies   Secretary Knows O1 No Violation Of Any Direct Order

Acheson Says Safety Zone Plan Snubbet   MacArthur Turned Down Allied Proposal, Secretary Testifies

Acheson Says Mae Opposed Safety Zone   Other Allies Approved Plan to Convince Red China, Senators Told

‘Mac Rejects Safety Zone Plan: Acheson  Says General Refused To Accept Plan for Demilitarized Sohere

Senator Blasts Secretary For Policy Review   Brewster Hints At Prevarication In Far East Case

Acheson Says Allied Nations Favored Plan  Brewster Charges Policy “Distortion”

MARTHUR TURNED DOWN PLAN TO SET UP SAFETY? ZUNE   Acheson Says General Refused to Keep His Troops Out of Tract Bordering  Manchuria,   ACTION VIOLATED NO MILITARY ORDERS   Secretary Rules Out U. S Truce With Fore—Declares U.N. Must Have Voice in Any Armistice,

Safety Z Zone Vétoed By MacArthur   Ousted General Rejected Idea, Save Acheson

Jutlandia Standing By To Fill Historic Role   Hospital Ship Ready To Leave Immediately for Truce Parleys

New Snow May Total 10 Inches   Strong Winds, Much Drifting Indicated For Large Part Of Nation By Tonight

Continued Cold Snow Predicted      Entire Northern Tier of States Staggers Under Winiry Blasts

Free Hospitals To Free Jail   Man, 67, Who Posed As Civil War Veteran, 104, Gets 60 Days

Six Hundred Are Homeless as Floods Grow in Oklahoma   Tornados, Rain and Hail Add to Misery of Residents of State.

Floods, Tornadoes, Bring Disaster to Many Oklahomans   Six Hundred Families Homeless, 5 Persons Dead; Olney Wrecked  Bye Savace Twictar

Storm Toll Is Heavy   Tornados and Floods Leave 5 Persons Dead; High Property Loss In Texas. Oklahoma

Reds Prepared If Talks Fail  Big Buildup Reported But Purpose in Doubt

Foe Now Has Strength For Major Attack  Drive Might Come If Talks Founder

Peace Talks. Result In Red Builduy  a en > a ae   Communists Ready For Dynamic Drive If Cease-Fire Bid Fails

Reds’ Buildup Completed;  What’s Next? Enemy Wil Atiack  Tf Talks Fail, Evidence Indicates

Red Buildup  Again Cited  By Allies Could Start New  Big Offensive, . Rit Mav Not

Allies Uncertain  Reds Will Attack   What Is Communist Aim In Korea? Writer Asks  os. twa Darkr’ rari? ae

But Why Did Mac Do It? .   Only MacActhur Knows  The Answer; Only Demo cracy Would Give Chaitee To Tell it

‘Regardless of Feelings the MacArthur Incident Could Only ‘Happen ina Democracy

Hal Boyle Wonders If Mac Deliberately Sounded His Own Taps   Says He } iolated First Principle of Soldier's Trade By Disobeving Orders

Why Did Mac ‘Do It? That’s Big Question  Was It Sacrifice To Save America From Red Menace?

Did MacArthur Deliberately I nvite Ouster to Dramatize Views on Asia?

Hints General Foreed Ouster To Air Issues   Took Dramatic Me an: To Bring Asia View Before Public, Clain

Why Mac Did It, Is Question for Which Future Events May Provide an Answer

200,000 Reds Smash U.N. Line ; in General Offensive ~ Alone Full 150-Mile Front

Imjin River Front Smashed By Enemy In New Year Attack   Kighth Army In Retreat; One Division Collapsed; Foe Nearing Seoul

ZND BATTLE FOR SOUTH KOREABEGINS; INVADERS 18 MILES FROM CAPITAL

MOMs ore! aman. nat rm on  Farmer’s Wife Wanted Electric Ice ‘Box. But Pop Preferred Ancient One

Farmer's! armer’s Wife Wanted Electric Ice Box. But Pon Preferred Ancient One

Rain and Snow in Parts of State Add to Dangers   South and East Gets Rain and Heavy Snowfall

(3 RED PLANES — ARE SHOT DOWN, 4 BY TEXAS ACI   Major George A. Davis Brings His Korean Bag to 12 in 16 Days in Two Fierce Air Battles.   64 SABRES PITTED AGAINST 145 MIGs   Licking One of Worst Com munists Have Suffered in Skies—One American Ship Is Lost.

Yanks Bag 13 Red Planes for Greatest Jet Victory of War   Sabre Jet Pilots Run Wild in Two Fierce Air Battles; Texan Downs Four to Bring His Kore: Total to 12; Sky Fighting Is Continued Today

Major George A. Davis, Latest American Jet Ace Personally Destroys 4 Communist  Planes

UN Jets Gain New Victory; One MIG Shot   Follows Smashing Thursday Victory

Allied Jets Knock 14 More MIGs Out of Air   13 Thursday When U.N. Score: Greatest All-Jet Victory of War

Texas Ace Gets Four of 13 MIGs Bagged in Flight   Total of 17 Red Jets Destroyed or Damaged In Two Days of Battling High Over Korea; Mai. Davis Downs Two on Each of Flights

Poison Victims Rites Set Today  Three Other Children Expected To Recaver

INFANTRY GAINS 2 MILES  UN ‘Limited Offensive’ Stabs At Commie Wedse

UN Troops Open Limited Central Front Offensive  Two-Pronged Enemy Drive Halted; Red Salient Menaced

Limited Push Blasts Wedge  In Central Line   Allied Troops Gain Two Miles; Red Guns Hit Near Chechon

Alfon Cochran To Give Talk at Legion Banauet   Plans for. Annual Father and Son Affair Feb. 22 Announced By Commander  :

Legion fo Hold Annual Banquet Thursday Night   Northern Vice - Commande: Alton Cochran, Crowr Point, to Be Principa Speaker

Britain Told It  Must Press On  With Defenses Soviet ‘Experiment’ In Korea Called Prelude To Europe

DEFENSE HEAD TELLS BRITAIN—  ' If Reds Succeed in Korea Berlin May Be Next Step’

ASSURED OF PRIMARY   Candidate Number 11 Files fo City Commission Post

Alls Not Welf With Red China  Renorts Say Nation ar... f..,.....{ FF . €£ €.

All is Not Well ©  China Reds Have Trouble With Russia. Own People

China-Russ Split Over  Korea Seen   Chinese People Feel Russia Has Let Them Down

Peiping-Soviet  Rift Evidence  Is Increasing Might Lead China   Might Lead China Into Peace Talks

Chinese Reds Find Trouble in Own Country  U. S. Officials Split On Eventual Effect Of Korean Situation

Getting to Be 40-Years-Old Has Happened to Many— You Boyhood Is Just a Memory

Boyle, at 40, Looks for Boy He Once Knew  *- Finds Only Doubt, But Is Reacsured By Irish Mother

Sen. McMahon, Ohairman Of Atomic Energy Committec Gives Startling’ New Facts On Production Possibilities   CAN SAVE NATION 30 BILLIONS IN COSTS

Policymakers And Bookies Not Taking Chances  Te Gama (fstiac Aleaandu Van fan’t T ace   In Some Cities Already You Can't Lay a Bet; Even in New York Few Bookmakers Are Operating Now.

Heat Is Put On Betting Fraternity Bv New Tax   Do Quick Fadeout Rather Than Register and Pay 10 Poet. on Gross

Win-Place-Show Gamblers Licked   Federal Rulings Chasing Bookies To Cover

TAMBLERS LAY OFF REGISTERING - UNDER NEW LAN   et-Taking Dries Up From . Coast to Coast as Gov  ernment Tax Goes  Into Effect.   ' LICENSED NEVADA IPERATORS SHUT DOWN   ‘w New York Street Book  akers in Business—Foot ball Poll Cards Disappear in New Orleans,

Bookies Practically Put Out Of Business  Almost Impossible To Lay A Bet On Horses In

TAX ON BOOKIES KILLS BETTING COAST TO COAST   Gambling Fraternity Quits Business Rather Than Pay Levy   10 PER CENT OF “TAKE” TOO MUCH

Wind Storms And Rain Hif Stafe Aaain   Two Towns Report Damage From Gales; State Saturated With More Moisture

Nevada Tests Indicate Development of Aerial Bomb to Support Troops

Test Compact Aerial Bomb   Observers Study Seventh Nuclear Blast In Desert

Develop Compact A-bomb   Yesterday's Tests Believed to Be Bomb Useful in Supporting Troops

loo Many Able-Bodied Men.In ‘Chair Corps, Senators{iCharge In Criticism Of The Army

‘IF YOU NEED ONE, DRAW TWO"  Army Drafts More Manpower But ‘Chair Corps’ Grows in Size

lodge Reveals Air Power Boos!  Activation Of More Divisions Planned

GREATER AIRPOWER REPORTED AGREED ON   Senator Lodge Says Joint Chiefs of Staff Favor Increase of About 350 Per Cent.

LODGE REPORTS TO SENATE  Chiefs of Staff Agree on Larae Air Expansion

AMERICAN AIR “POWER BOOSTED   LUDY CAPTURES A TRACTOR TEST P   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Agree To Increase Of 50 Per Cent

U.S. Air Power To Be Expanded  Three Year Program Calls for Hike dom Ak ait 1AN Cc PATRAS lan pew or

House Approves ) Billion. Fund   Largest Military Sum Ever in Congress

OVER $5 BILLION   House Authorizes Record Sum for Military Construction

Money Bid Largest In U.S. History   Overwhelming Vote Given $5.7 Setup; Air Force Gets Most

7  UVER 90 DILLIUN  House Authorizes, Record Sum for Military Construction

House Okays Record Arms Spending Bill Nearly Six Billion  Voted for Military On Vote of 259-5

Huge Military Bull lis Passed By 352-5 Vote   House Authorizes Large Construction Prosram

Big Portion of the {onstruction Bill For Military Goes To Air Forces

Bases af Rome, Sampson in Big  Expansion Bill  $5 Billion Plan Includes Six Upstate Projects

Record Military Building Voted   Huge Fund Authorized by House: Air Force Is Given Bulk

U.S. Military Construction Plan Approved   Air Force to Get More Than Half of Record Appropriation

e Authorizes ast Single Military  truction Program  is For The Spending Of sition, 768 Million Dollars

House Passes Air Base Bill Harlingen , Air Field  f_ .7.. 5. fF *. pew...

Hu ge Military ‘Construction  Program Voted   Calls For Spending O1 Over Five And A Hall Billion; Ma,jo.r Portior Allotted To Air Force

Huge Military Building OK'd   See Other Military Story, Page 1-B

House Okay for Biggest Military Building Program  Rejects Move to fC .4 CY iranrt   Rejects Move to Cut Out Airport Near Truman Home

House Approves Military Bill   Construction Plan Calls For Spending $5,768,720,000

HOUSE VOTES d02 10 8 FOR AEGORD’ FUND   Retains Grandview Airport Project Opposed: hy Gross of lowa.

Big Arms Outlay _Okehed In House  saree Will Cat Mines   Air Force Will Get Most Of $5 Billion Budget

Huge Military Construction. Bill Approved   House Authorizes Record Expenditure; Funds: Will Be. Supplied In Future

Democrats Plan To Make Big Day Of State Day Too   Aug. 29 at State Fair; Plan for Big Year in 1952

Big Four Talks  Be Continued   Little Progress Thus Far Toward An Agreement

Big Four Talks May Continue Indefinitely  Somebody Has To Make A Move One Way Or The Other

Unless Somebody Takes Bold Step, Big 4 Deputy Talks May Continue

Tell Congress Service Needs Vouths of 18   Defense Officials Push Their . Requests for Lowering of Draft Ages ©

Loretta Loses Try! Boy's Head Hurt IT. Coin Freedom In Bicycle Fall

See Peril. In Official News Gag   Newspaper Editors Urged to Fight ‘Arrogant’ Suppression Of Levitimate News

Suppression Of News Hit By Editors   Must Combai Growing Tendeney Toward Secrecy, Is Warning

Publicity Best Ammunition Against Secrecy   Newspaper Editors Advised To Fight Suppression of New

Suppression Of News Hit By Editors   Dangers to Public Cited By Committee’s Report To Convention.   Publicity a Remedy.

Editors See Suppression Of News   Claim Government “At All Levels Is increasingly Guilty Of Cavering Facts

Hit Suppression of. News Stories by Government   “Society of Editors “Is Urged to Fight “Arrogant Action

Warns Editors Of Efforts To Suppress News   Government Officials Blamed for Many Recent Acts

Editors Urged To Fight News Suppression  ‘Seizure Of News Prerogatives By Public Officials’  rf... -¢ 5 *S. Aeaie

“Arrogant Suppression Of News’ By Cavernment Officials Cited To Editors

EDITORS ASKED FOR VIGILANCE   American Society Of Newspaper Editors Told Of Tendency Toward Suppression Of News By Publie Officials.

Newspaper Edifors Fight Censorship   Suppression Of News By Bureaus Criticized

Taft Disputes Truman Contentior That No Military Man Has Been Disciplined for Testimony

Taft Doubting Truman Word      Senator Disputes. Discipline: Issue -

Taft Disputes Truman’s Word  On Reprisals   Denfeld Ouster Proves President Throttles Military Men, He Says

President’s Contention ls Disputed   Senator Taft Takes Crack At Chief Executive's  Military Stand

Taft Disputes. Truman Account On Military Men   Claims Denfeld Disciplined For Testimony To Solons

Disciplinary Act Of President Hit By Ohio Senator   Taft In Dispute. With Truman Over Firing MacArthur

Senator Taft Disputes Presidential Assertions   Says That Reprisals Have Been Made Agninst High Military Leaders After Tastifving Before Cannrece

Senate May Reject Higher Personal Taxes  MNainsan Walinad tue   Opinion Voiced by Two Upper House Democrat Leaders

Chinese Nationalisis Say Chinese Reds Are Just Stalling For Time

Cadet Firing Greatest in U. §. History   Outside Help In Academic Work Charaed

New Cars Cut 37 Pct. to Save Steel Supply   Order Supplements Friday Directive On Consumer Goods

Peace” Organization Faces ‘Many Grave Problems;  " Ceremonies Held .

UN OBSERVES 6TH BIRTHDAY   Peace Organization Faces Many Grave Problems;  Ceremonies Held

Jenner Comes Home Happy Rider Spared   Predicts Truman Has No Alternative But To Sian Biil

Cattle Buyers Listed in Black Market Hunt   OPS Investigators Will Check Sales In Major Areas

Truman Rebukec As Senate Ends Troops Debate —   Senators Defend ‘: Power Of Congress On Troons Policy

GREAT DEBATE ENDS   Senate Limits on Troops Accomplished by Coalition

Pres. Denies Recent Executive Order Was Intended To Suppress Freedom Of Speech

Denunciation of Foreign Policy Should Start  Fireworks   Baldwin Editor Wants  Action on Home Fron‘

DeGaulle Strength Is Increased In_ French Assembly   Communists Will Lose Seats But Got 25 Percent of Vote: Present Premier Keeps Power

LEED RRR RNEe.die <,-.eamanne ah TIME CLOCKS INSTALLED AT VATICAN CITY

Marin Commuters Assured. Rides As  Bus Strike Averted  _ Car Pool Arrangements Off; Greyhound Agrees To Agent

Marin Commuters © Assured Rides As Bus Strike Averted  _ Car Pool Arrangements Off;   Car Pool Arrangements Off; Greyhound Agrees To Agent

CZECHS BLOCK GIFT PACKAGES   Duties Too Big For Most People To Claim Them

HAIL SHIPMENT TH REDS HALTED   GERMANY MOVES TO STOP FLOW OF GOODS THROUGH IRON CURTAIN,

Georgian to Run Hearing on Korea Policies Debacle   Man Who Has Criticizec  Both MacArthur And  Truman ts Chairman

Two Face Charges In Spoiled Bread  French Hold Baker, Miller for Trial

Need for New Tax Levies Predicted  Budget Director issues Warning

Truman Will Seek Another Tax Boost Budget Chief Says .   Next Request Will Be. Based On War Cost, Pay Increases And Vets’ and Other Pensions

With Harmless ‘Bomb’ Disappointed Bettor Trapped After Threat to Blow Up Track

Pave Way for Yule Armistice   Agree on Buffer Line: Both Sides Te Try and End Shooting Seon

Congress Will Hear MacArthu On Thursday   Expect General To Address Joint Session Of Congress

Doug Agrees To Address Armed Services Group; Truman Defends Policies

M’ARTHUR WILL APPEAR BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Ready to Testify On Milltary Setup In the Far East

Estimates Of Ohio Crops Made Public   Acreage Yields Greatly Reduced By Dry Weather

BOLICH RESIGNS FEDERAL POST   Veteran Internal Revenue Bureau Official Blames  Ill Health

Prober Vows Job Surety For Witness   S.F. Tax Official Cites Wide Corruption; ‘Another Aid ‘Ounits?

DANIEL A. BOLICK, SENIOR REVENUE OFFICIAL, QUITS   Gives Ill Health as Reason— Departure Latest in Series Since Corruption Inquiry Began.   SENATOR TOLD O'GARA WILL NOT BE LET OUT   Latter Informed Investigators Conditions in San Francisco Tax Office  Are Appalling.

Charles O'Gara To Keep Post As Prosecutor.   Will Not be Fired For Revealing Data On Revenue Bureau

Three Gunmen Rob Bank of Ladonnia, Flee in Gray Ford   Highway Patrol Planes, Cars From 3 Troops Set-up Road Blocks.

New York Police  Can’t Join Union   Commissioner’s Rulin Aimed at CIO Attempt To Organize Force

Railroad Hearing Planned Monday   Norfolk Southern Seeks Permission  To Cut Off Trains

Former Employees (Of Brehm Testify   Workers Tell Of Turning Back Part Of Salaries

Part of Salary Turned Back to Their Employer   Former Employees Say They Paid Ohioan Large Amount

RIVME-RUNINING RUMEW Rm  OZARK ROBIN HOOD’ JUST ‘NUMBER’ AFTER HIS CAPTURE

Missouri Sheriff's Posse Finally Catches Elusive Robin Hood of The Ozarks

‘Umstead Expected To Run... . Governor’s Office Tempting Several

Likely Gubernatorial Candidates Ponde Over Chances In State Race Next Year

Kansas City Dike Collapses; Adds To Flood Danger   Fourth Industrial Section Inundated in Nation’s Most Costly High Water Rampaae

Fourth Major Industrial Area Flooded in Kansas City’s Costliest Flood in History

Flood Situation Remains Critical   State Of Emergency Declared In Missouri

Aid To Flood  Areas Sought By President   Missouri River Dike Break Hits Another Industrial Section

LOSS HALF BILLION; FIRES ADD HAZARD AS OIL TANKS LET GO   Only Essential Businesses Open In Kaw Metropolis—Public Told To Solve Own Health Problems.

New Levee Break Hits Wide Area   Truman Asks Millions For Flood Relief In Kansas and Missouri

Severe Restrictions Put On Kansas City, Floods Disr ‘upt Vital Services

Torrent Rips Industrial District Dike  Crews Intensity   Crews Intensity Fight to Stem Damace Spread

Fairfax Distriet  Flooded in KC, Mo.   Restrictions Eased Slightly to Permit More Normal Business as City Sees Worst Disaster in Years

Flood ls Costliest In United States History   World Danger Seer In US. Inflation

Floodwater Enters Fairfax District  After Dike Break   Disaster Now Most Costly In United States History

Flood-Ravaged Kansas City Under State Of Emergency   KANSAS GOT RECORD RAINS

Gen. Pick Estimates Damage Of Over ¢5() 000.000: Topping 1937 Ohio Flood

KANSAS INDUSTRY STRIET SWANPED INNEW DIKE BREAK   Area is Fourth in City to be Inundated in Flood   Truman Asks $15,000,000 of Congress for Relief Program

Waters Rise As Another Dike Breaks   Flood Pours Into Major Kansas City Industrial Area

GREAT FAIRFAX INDUSTRIAL AREA ISTINTER WATER   Torrent Pours Into $100,000,OO} District on Kansas Side as Dike Gives War.   SMITH PROCLAIMS STATE OF EMERGENCY   Secretary of Agriculture Orders Unlimited Supplies of Food Shipped Into Stricken Towns.

Dike Breaks  In Kansas; Losses Soar   Water Pours Into 4th Industrial Area Ravaged by Floods

Levee Breaks,  Flood Spreads At Kansas City   Missouri River Waters Pour Into Fairfax Area

Ens. Berkey Found Dead  Searchers Find Wrecked Plane; Crewman Survives

If Reds Only Knew What Gen. Van Fleet Knows. They'd Head for Home

Suburb Rocked By Explosions, Series of Fires   Only 3 Reported — Dead, However, on First Casualty List —

Three Killed, 10 Persons Hurt In Explosion Series   Two Children Die; Estimate Damage At Million Dollars

10 Others Hurt As Explosions Felt for Miles   Damage Estimated at More Than $550.000 To Suburban Brighton

Gas Blasts Rock Upstate N. Y. Suburb   Two Dead, at Least 20 Homes Destroyed

THREE KILLED, 20 HOMES LOST IN GAS BLAST   Rochester, N. Y. Arez Thrown Into Panic By “Explosions

AtLeast 15 Rochester Homes Razec  By Gas Blast  Three Lives Lost In Suburb; Damage Believed  Or<xrn2. GFAK ONAN

Fires Follow Explosions That Come When Regulator Fails to Work Properly

Rochester Hit By Explosions   Series of Blasts Rock Sever. ‘al Miles of Suburban  Brighton   NO CHECK ON DEATHS  Police LEvacuating Resi dents; At Least 22  Houses Lost or Afire

Explosions Raze 15 Fashionable Brighton Homes   ‘Main Regulator Fails, Causing High Pressure

At Least 10 Injured. And 20 Homes Demolished By Frightening Explosions   Property Damage May Reach Million Dollars; Gas Company Official Says Faulty Regulator May Be To Blame —

Explosions Terrify Throngs in Suburb of Rochester, N. Y.   22 Injured, Many Left Homeless as Fuel Main Sets Off Detonations

2 Die, Many Hurt in Gas Explosions   20 Homes Destroyed; People Believed to Be Trapped in Debris

Property Damage Estimated at More Than $500,000 Caused by B'asts in Rochester, N. ¥.     SUBURB IS ROCKED, NEAR PANIC CAUSED   2,000 Dwellings Vacated by Order of Police—Six Firemen Overcome Fighting Flames.

Three Lives Lost In Suburb of Rochester, N. Y.   Damage Estimated at More Than Half Million in Fashionable Area of a Pressure Reaulator Blamed.

Claims ‘Saucers’ Are Big Balloons   Naval Researcher Says “Flying Saucers’ Used In Cosmic Ray Studies

SECRET OUT - - FLYING SAUCERS REAL They’re Huge Balloons Used For Studies of Cosmic Rays

SCIENTIST BLAMES SCARE ON COSMIC RAY STUDY BAGS  ‘Saucers’ Claimed Real--Balloons

avy Hesearcher's Solution:  Secret Balloons Called ‘Saucer’ Source

FLYING SAUCERS REAL — BUT THEY'RE ONLY HUGE BALLOONS, NOTED AUTHORITY SAYS

Military Men In Appeal For Two Measures   Universal Training Law Urged For Americans

Some Airforce Men Fear Reds Strong In Air   Profess Puzzlement — At Doug’s Statement China Is Doing Best

MacArthur View Reds Using Every Facility Disputed  Airman Sav Chineca   Airmen Say Chinese Hoarding Warplanes

M Arthur Puzzles Some AF Leaders   Airmen Say Reds Hiding Powerful Sky Arm

Fine and Imprisonment for Brownout Violators Slated; New Advisory Group Set Up

Barkley Still Hopeful of Truce   Veep Says UN Negotiators Have Optimistic Feeling

"ATMOSPHERE OF OPTIMISM’  Barkley ‘Still Hopeful’ on Cease-Fire by Dec. 27

Royal Couple Continues Tout  Thru Canada   Thousands Welcome Princess Elizabeth In Toronto Streets

CHILD TRAPPED FOUR HOURS IN WELL RESCUED   Girl Falls 12 Feet Into 8-Inch Hole; . Sink Parallel Shaft.

Toiling Rescuers Rewarded As Tot Is Removed Safely From 12-Foot Fall Into Well

Partial Eclipse Of The Sun Visible In lowa Early Saturday Morning

Sun Eclipse To Be Visible On Saturday   Early Risers Are Assured Chance To View Partial Eclipse Of Sun Provided Weather Is Clear

5,000 Feet Up on Mountain— Find U.S. Plane Wreckage In France; 36 Aboard Dead

Plane Found.  All 36 Dead   Battered Bodies to Be Brought Out of French Mountains

Missing Plane Found; All Aboard Dead   36U.5, Military Personnel Died in Crash in France

36 Soldiers Die In Plane Crash  Rescue Crews Find Wreckage of Ship

Plane Found, With All 36 Aboard Dead  Rescuers Bring Bodies Down Side O Kranch Manntain

Plane Found:  All Dead   Missing Transport Of U. S. Air Force Hit Mountain Peak In South France

Wreckage Of Transport Found In France  All Aboard Dead; Start Bringing  _. ™!, i gaeg. . _

Plane Wreckage Found In France   36 Killed In Crack-Up Or Mountain Slope

Crews Find Crash Fatal’To 36 Men   Air Force Plane Struck Mountain In South France

Missing Plane Found, All 36 Aboar d Killed   All Victims Are U. S. : Military Personnel; Crashes On Slope

Missing Transport  Plane Is Located 36 Killed in Crash  On French Meountair

Find All Dead On Lost Air Force Plane   Craft Discovered Wrecked High On Mountain Slope

36 DIE IN CRASH   Rescue Crews Find U. S, Plane in Southern France Mountains

Shattered, Snow Covered Remnants of Big Transport Found High on Mountainside

Shatfered Plane Found In France; All Aboard Deac   Names Withheld ‘Until Next Of Kin “Can ‘Re Notified °

Missing AF Plane hound—All Dead   Transport Lost Since Tuesday Crashed in Mountains—36 Burn

36 FOUND DEAD IN MISSING PLANE   Bodies Being Recovered From U.S. Craft In France

Wreckage Discovered In France   Flying Box Car Hit Mountain; All Aboard Die

TRANSPORT PLANE WRECKAGE FOUND   Discover All Passengers Dead in Mountain Crash

Find Missing AF Transport   Rescue Crews Discover Plane on. French Mountain, Ail Aboard Dead

Crew Finds Lost Plane:  36 Are Deac  Flying Box Car Hit Mountain Peak in France

Ail 36 Killed In Plane Crash   Flying Boxcar Found In Mountain Wilds

36 Bodies, Wreckage Of Plane Found.   Flying Box-Car Struck Mountain 5,000 Feet Up In  Southern France

Huge Slice Hacked Off  Farm Funds   $100 Millions Are Taken From Program For Coming Yeor

'White House Announces President 'Will Have Two Conferences \With Gen. Eisenhower Monday

Truman to Have Two Talks With Ike Monday   No Details Given Of Subject Matters

U.S. Officials Reach Accord   DiSalle Sees 10-Point Food Cost Increase

Price-Wage Curbs Eyed By Chiefs   Economic Experts Watch Rising Costs

TOP OFFICIALS PLAN SPEEDUP OF CONTROLS   Soaring Food Prices” Spurring Action On Economie Front

Convicted of Robberies  Man Freed for New Trial After 11 Years in Prison

RUSS OFFER U.N 4-POINT PROGRAM TO INSURE PEACE   Plan Would Outlaw U.S. Military Bases Overseas, Order Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From K orea.

Reds Snub U.S. Plan, Call For World Meeting   Acheson States New American Arms Control Plan Before UN General Assembly Today In Paris; Vishinsky Delivers Vitriolic Address Against American Project

Outlaw Of Atom. Bombs On Soviet Terms Included   World Conference By June 1, 1952 Asked; Sees Korean ‘Armistice i. Troops Withdraw To 38th Parallel

Offers Program For Peace on Russian Terms  Acheson Challenges Soviets to Call

soviet Angrily Denounces Big 3 Plan on Arms Cuts, — Calls for Peace Conclave

Rival Peace Offensives ‘At UN Meet   Secretary Acheson Challenge: To Show Desire For Peace By Calling Off Korean War, Ac cent Disarmament.   VISHINSKY MAKES YVITROLIC REPLY

Vishinsky Shuns UN Disarmament Plan at Assembly   Soviet Leader Proposes His Own 4.Point Program

Soviet Foreign Minister Asks World Conference, Peace Pact by ‘Big Five’

Deny County Right lo Tax Pipe Lines  ligdaa Carr leciac   Judge Carr Issues Permanent Order

“They Went That Way!”  1 a9 ° ° “Bum Steer” Ruins 10-Miler ‘Runners Wind Up At Dead Enc

 Moubles as Corpse, Chief Mourner and Stage Manager “Wouldn't Be Caught Dead Here,’ Says Rancher After Staging Own Funeral to ‘See what Goes on

Glad To Aitend: Colorado Man Has Own Funeral;  Must Be Sure Of What Goes On

Conducts Own Funeral, Then Says: ‘’ Wouldn‘t Be Caught Dead Here’

Colorado Man Conducts His Funeral And Has It Recorded For Future Use

Doubles as Corpse, Chief Mourner  Colorado Ex-Rancher Conducts Own Funeral

Ran Into Too Much’ Trouble———__—— “Wouldn't Be Caught Dead Here’, Says Man, 75, at Premature Rites

He Didn't Want to Die and Not Know About His Funeral   Gernhardt Arranges a Pre-view of His Own

Big Crowd at His Pre-Mortem Funeral, But ‘Corpse’ Not Too Happy A bout It

- Corpse, Chief Mourner And Stage Manager.  ‘Man Sits In On His Funeral To Learn What It’s Like

Jets Engage In Big Clash; Reds Defeated   Ridgway Rejects Red Enemy's Charges Of Violations

Be Arbitrary, Order Wright Bridge, Ex-Racine Executive Urges Kohler

Plan Another A-Bomb Test  Experts Preparing For Another Blast At Nevada Site

‘Why Are You Dying’  “Just Count Your Men,” Yank Leaflets Advise

U.S. Propaganda Leaflets Advise Red Korean General fo Count Dead

lowa House Passe: ‘Minnesota Type’ Anti-Gaming Bill  Vote is 103 to 2 On Bill to Cancel  Riiciness Licenses

lowa House Votes Ban On Gaming   Eliminates Cards from Restrictions in the Senate Bill.

House Passes Anti-Gambling Bill, 103 to 2   Now Goes to Senate For Concurrence in Minor Amendment

Medina Farmer Executed For Plotting Slaying Of  Former Duncan Falls Man   Partner In Crime Slated To Meet Same Fate Tonight Unless Governor Takes Action To Commute Sentence

Doc Against Making Heart Patient Give Up Everything He Likes to Do

‘Frustration Raises Blood Pressure’ eration Raises blood Fressure  You Can Smoke If You Drink, ‘Too, Heart Patients Advised

Approves Smoking For Heart Patients If They Tahe Good Slug Of Rum

Doc’s Advice To Heart Patients:   ge omoke If You Like; But Take * slug of Whiskey To Offset Harm

TAX PROBE— Continued on Page Eight   Dillinger Lawyer, Platteville Native, Dies at Chicago

Svrian Drives For Secret  Big 4 Meets  UN Delegate Wants Committee to Talk About Disarmament

KREML IN TO BE ANSWERED  Syria Asks Big 4 Parley To Settle Arms Questions

Ohio Assembly May Reshuffle Vote Districts   Would Be First Congressional Change In 38 Years

Both Parties in Ohio House ‘Support Redistricting Plan  Consideration of Six Reshuffling Proposals Due to Begin in 2 Weeks

Arrangements Set By 3 Communities, Sheriff’s Office   SHERIF THO PATROT

Israel Offers Plan to Start Chinese Parley   Canada Has, Program Too; US. Reported to Ba Softening

Treasury Secretary Asks Senate to Pass Full Tax Increase  Urges Restoration Of $3,800,000,000 Cut Out By House

U.S. EMPLOYES FACE NEW SCRUTINY Loyalty Review Board Will Reopen 565 Cases

U. S. Employes In New Check OF Disloyalty   Previously - Clear, 565 Go Under Scrutiny

Lovalty Reviews  Ordered for 1,139   Standards Are Tightened By Government

Loyalty Check Ordered For 565 Workers .  Rm.....f fm... . kt   Government Files Reveal ‘Reasonable’ Doubt About Status

Government Orders Reopening Of Probe On Workers’ Loyalty  565 Face Ouster As Result of New Policy Laid Down by Trumar

565 Face Recheck of Loyalty   Cases Eyed Under New Reasonable Doubt Definition

Recheck of 565 Workers Ordered By Loyalty Boarc   Believe Move Could Result in More Government Firings

Loyalty Board To Probe 565 Govt. Workers   Federal Agencies Alsc Ordered to Check 574 Other Employes

Loyalty Board To Reeheck 565 Federal Employes Under ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Ruling

U. 5. Review Board Orders New Inquiries Into Loyalty of 846 Government Workers

LOYALTY OF 60 TO BE RECHECKED   KEVIEW BOARD ORDERS IN. VESTIGATION OF GOV. ERNMENT EMPLOYES.

Loyalty Board Orders 565 Cases Reopened   Reconsideration Of Their Status Under ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Standard Warranted

Loyalty Cases Are Reopened   New Policy Brings Order for Recheck

Loyalty Board To Recheck On 'Doubtfuls’   Top Review, Agency Not Satisfied With Status Of 565 Workers

Reds Charge Allies Killed MP Leader   UN Denies Charge; Subcommittee Fails To Break Deadlock  _. mere wrFrarwroeeeeFeS

Red Officer In Neutral  Lone Killed   Nam Il Protests; Allies Hint Slaying Was by Korean Civilians.

UN Blames Politically Guided Civilians for Killing of Red Patrol] Leader in Kaesone Area

RED PATROL LEADER SLAIN IN TRUCE ZONE   Allies Give Version of Incident After Communists Lodge Anorv Protest.

Gross’ ‘Kick-in’ to O’ Dwyer Fund  Reported Bared in Grand Jury Quiz

Expect Phone Rate Docision Within Two Weeks, Menth   Des} ely Measures, New Mexico’: Hic. sce ely Record Is Worst in Wes:

ALLIES DELAY DECISION ON PEACE TALKS   U.N. Commander  Anxious Further Inter tuptions Be Avoided.

Delay Seen In Resumption 0! Truce Parleys   Some, Conditions May Be Attached To Commander’s Reply

Cain Demands U.N. Ignore Appeasemen   Senator Urges Allies Hit Enemy With Everything We Have

WARTHUR INQUIRY MAY CLOSE TODAY      Gen. O'Donnell to Testify Cain Urges ‘All-Out’ Assautt.in Korea

Cain Advises Allies ShunAppeasement  Rattle Until Peace Set, Senator DeMands

Legislator Again Calls For Action  ‘Sen. Cain Demands Fight With Everything

Senator Demands Reds’ Manchurian  Bases Be Bombed   Washington Solon Says UN Forces In Korea Should Shun Appeasement

Senator Cain Would Shun Appeasement   Would Hit Enenn With Everything, Includins Bombs

Red ‘Angel’ Field Given 90 Days for Refusal to Bare Source of Bail

but Stabilizer Bars Pric e- Wage Deal  Steel Strike Possibility \orrying Washington

Strike In Steel Industry Looms   No Price Increase Will Be Permitted

Govt. Eyes Steel Talks, Fears Strike  Mediators Admit - New Year’s Day Walkout Possible

CONCERN OVER STEEL STRIKE POSSIBILITY      Steel -Not To Be Permitted To Up Prices

Possible Steel Strike Scares Government   Putnam Tells Industry Automatic Price Hike Based on Wave Raise  Will Not Be Allowed

U.S. Stabilizer Forbids Tie Of Wages, Prices   U.S. Steel’s CIO Contract Ends Dec. 3]

Impending Steet Strike Worries U.S. Government   Putnam Says Price Hike Will Not Be Permitted at Once

STEEL STRIKE MAY BE NEAR   Won't Let Prices Go Higher to Pay Wooe Ineregses

Nationwide Stee Strike Threat Causes Concern   Economic Board Head Demands Early Settlement

CRISIS ARISES IN STEEL TALKS   Possibility Of Nationwide Strike New Year's Day Causes Grave Concern To  fs nem ey

Threat Of Steel Strike Worries U. S.   U. S. Officials Concerned Over Bleak Outlook

STEEL PRICE RISE BARRED   Possible Strike Jan. Feared In Government Circles

Steel Strike Possibility Is Watched   Government Infcrms Steel Automatic  Price Hike Based Or Wages Not Allowec

National Strike By Steelworkers Is Said Possible   Negotiators Voice Governments’ Fears

Steel Strike Threat To U.S.   Grave Concern Voiced In Government Circles

STEEL STRIKE POSSIBLE ON JANUARY 1ST   ‘Industry Warned no Price In. crease Basd on Wage Hike Allowed,

Can't Raise Steel Prices to Give Boost In Wages   Feel Concern at Possibility of Strike January 

UNION’S PACT DUE TO END DEC. 31   Ace Mediators Hold Fears Of Work Stoppage   Warns Industry Price Hike Based On Wage Increase Will Not Be Permitted

STEEL STRIKE HANGING  Contracts Expire Dec. 31; Strik Can Follow Immediately

Ask Caudle About Laxity In Tax Fraud   Must Explain “Pressures” Subjectec To in His Work

Caudle Quizzed On Tax Fraud Prosecutions   House Subcommittee To Let Him Explain Implied Interference

Tax Scandals Come To Light. a aandals Lome lo Light...  Caudle Is Called  In Revenue Probe

Pro-Red Forces Lead in Islands   Bloody Philippine Election Spearheaded By Huks

Capital Fights Traffic Tangle  Plan Mapped To End Transit Strike

( rippling Strike Nears Agreement  Conciliation Reached After 17 Continuous Hours of Arguments

Trolley Tie-Up In Washington  Slated To End   - Agreement Reached, Terms Not Revealed After Lengthy Talk

Senate ‘Influence’ Probers Punch Holes In Young’s ‘Mink Coat Story’

There. Are -Many Fire Buffs in America—the Fellows That Can‘t Resist Going to a Fire.

NATO Asks U. S. fo Meet Arms Demand   Eisenhower's Report on What he Needs and Hov Quickly Is Still Secret; Speed-up Is Necessary

Urge Speed To Rearm Alliance   Acheson Informs Members Of North Atlantic Group That Need Is Immediate

lranian Premier Arrives in US, For U.N. Session   Makes Fresh Charge: That British Seek To Continue Pillage

Mossadegh Claims Iran Being Robbed. By British Oilmen   Exhausted Premier Goes To Bed In Gotham Hospital On Arrival In U. S.; Will Present His Nation's Case Soon

British Want To Continue ‘Pillaging’ Of Iran Oil Lands, Mossadegh Says

Mossadegh Claims Iran Being Robbed By British Oilmen   Exhausted Premier Goes To Bed In Gothan Hospital On Arrival In U. S.; Will  Present His Nation’s Case Soon   Ry FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Tired Mossadegh Lands in U. S. with Blast at ‘Pillaging’ British

Premier Says lranian Fight Similar To ‘76   Mossadegh Charges Britain ‘Pillaging’ Oil Resources

lran's Leader Blasts British Upon Arrival   Accuses Britain of ‘Pillaging’ Country’s Oil Resources

lranian Premier Scorns British On NY Arrival   Charges ‘Pillage’ Of O}j Resources

IRAN’S PREMIER ARRIVED IN U.S   GOES INTO SECLUSION FOR CONFERENCES ON OIL ROW WITH BRITAL.

Lausche Calls Cabinet To_Study Clemency Plea   Governor Receives Requests To Commute Sentences for Slayers of Medina Farmer

New. Survey of lowa Road Needs Urged by Group  Cniniane Mitfar   Opinions Differ On Adequacy of 20-Year Program

Differences on Road Program Aired at Meet   James W. Wilson Renamed Head of Good Roads Association

Won't Say Why He Didn't Go— Gromyko Invited Baruch To Explain Atomic Plan

hav Reportedly Received Invitation 7  o Visit Moscow And Explain Program

Cold Night Is Forecast   Slightly Warmer Weather Is Seen For Saturday

Another Night Of Sub-Zero Weather Due   More.Snow and Temperatures _ of Zero to Ten Degrees Be“low is Chilling Prediction

Truman Given Sharp Rebutf By Senator   Nominee to Federal Bench Opposed By Douglas

Sen. Douglas Adamant on Compromise   Calls on Senate Committee to “Reject President’s Judgeship Appointments: in Iili-

Carries Fight Against Drucker Info Committee  of Pee crident’s Judge

'Here’s a Boy From Kentucky — - , \Veep in Surprise Korea Visi!   Tours Front Line Hospital With  His Wife

Vice President and Mrs. Barkley \Pay Surprise Visit to Korea, 'Visiting Wounded in Hospital

‘Veep’, Wile Visit Troops In Hospital  Pay Surprise Visit To Korea

Thanksgiving Surprise —  Barkleys Make Visit to Hospital Near War Zone

Barkley And Wife Visit Korea Troop: To Prove They're Not Y et Forgotten

VISIT THE WOUNDED   Alben Barkleys in Surprise Call at Hospital in Seoul

Barkleys Make Surprise Thanksgiving Visit To Men Fighting In Koree

VEEP, WIFE SURPRISE OVERSEAS TROOPS Barkleys Visit Wounded Men in Korea Hospital

TAX BILL CONFEREES HAMMERING OUT LAW   Capita! Gain Tax By Homeewner Eliminated Uf Reinvested In  Srwather DRuwelling

Power Feud New Menace To Controls   Price Curbs Enforcement  Rule ’Cloudy’

Enforcement of Controls Confused   Justice, OPS Are Both ‘Authorized to Act

‘Pork Barrel’ TB Hospital Plan Disturbing to ‘Little Legislature’

No Panic, 17 Deaths Instead of Hundreds in Kansas City Regions —  Value of Civil Defense Proved in Flood Areas

Quick Action Averts Panics   Teamwork Stops Great Loss Of Life In Floods

Many of Same Potential Dangers Combatted  Missouri-Kansas Floods Give Nation Lesson In Civilian Defense Against Atomic Attacks

MARSHALL WILL TESTIFY MONDA\   Defense Secretary  Will Follow General MacArthur Before Committee

Ak RAID “ALERT CARDS” WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO NATION'S HOUSEHOLDS

McMath Begins Second Term. . As Governor   Chief Executive In Plea For More State Taxes

McMath Asks for More Money But Legislature Gets Bills Calling for Tax Reductions

BELIEVE BULGARIA. TO BE MAJOR BASE   Impression Prevails Tha Russia is Developing It For Military Purposes   SEC’Y ACHESON WARNS

Taft Wants U.S. Senate Consulted   Truman ‘Exceeded His Authority’ In Naming Eisenhower

Labor Arbitrarily Opposing Program Bricker Charges   Answers Criticism That Congress is to Blame - For Mobilization Dispute

Labor Accused Of Blocking Mobilization   Senator Bricker Claims Program Lacks Cooperatior

‘Arbitrary’ Opposition Hit Labor Snags Mobilization, Bricker Charges In Blast

Freighter, Navy Tanker Collide   Both Ships Damaged But Head for Port

ROMANCE BLOOMS ON WINDOW LEDGE   MAN TO WED TRIM BLONDE  HE FIRST SAW WHILE SCRUBBING PANE.

Truman Signs Law To Permit Veterans To Sue Overcharging Realtors

‘There'll Be a Hot Time’ In San Francisco: Marines Establish Beachhead ‘Home’

Senators Rap - Housing Plans   Robertson Joins Bricke: In Onnasing Program

Defense Housing Plans Run Into New Opposition   S3 Billion Program Ojfers Threat Of Ruinous Inflation, Robertson Warns

‘Final’ Jap Peace Text  Published   Allied Stratégy, To Counter Sovie  Moves Is Hinted

COMPLETED 3 DAYS AGO  Atomic Tests Reported By Argentine Scientist

Milton Berle’s Beautitul Ex-Wite Attempts Suicide In Billy Rose’ Apartment

Joyce Mathews Slashes Her Wrists; Expected to Live  SILENT ON MOTIVE     No Romantic Tie-Up with Showman, She Tells Police’

Berle's Ex-Wife Cuts Wrists In Billy Rose s Apartment   Just Loves Razor Blades, She Explains; There To Discuss Columnist’s ‘Sniping’

oy eo 32agROABE BAR RSPLTUSREUN CTR ATRE RR REAPER:  ‘In Plane Crash

B-29 Superfort Crash ills 6  ive MItIssin   Five Missing In Navy Mishap

GOP REGISTRATION IN COUNTY SHOWS A GAIN OF 7,962   As Compared With Figures of Four Years Ago in  Bucks County   REPUBLICANS, 43,51!   Total Registered Democrats Eligible to Vote in Nov. is 16,823

G. O. P. Gains 7962 Voters In Co.; Democrats Gain 2825   43,516 Registered Republicans: Democrats 16,823 — Total Population Is 144,245 — Bristol Twp. Is First First Ciass Twp.

Negotiations In Field: Favored By Russians   Malik, Pleading III, Brushes Off Efforts At Clariticetion By U. S.—-16 Nations Join In Effort:  Bane  nadies: Bawa

Commands To Arrange Cease Fire   Malik Says Field Commanders Should  Nevotiale Truce

Would Put Big Issue in Hands Of Commanders   Malik’s Peace Plan Believed . To Be Clarified

Moscow Indicates Field Commanders Should Discuss Cease Fire Arrangements

Plane Crashes In W. Virginia   Light Bomber Goes Down In Preston Co.

BOMBER CRASHES; TWO KNOWN DEAD   Plane, Flying in Fog and Snow Plunges in Mountains of West Virginia,

Tax Group Votes 10 P. C. Levy On Gambling Receipts  Plan Would Hit Bookies Whether Or Not Operations Were Against State Laws

New Tax Bil Hits Gamblers, Slot Machines   Bookmakers, Policy Writers Included In House Action

Gamblers Tax, Boost in Levy On Slots Voted   10 Percent Levy On Receipts from Gambling Voted

HOUSE GROUP ASKS TAX ON GAMBLERS   Committee Favors Levy ol  10 Percent on Gross  Receipts

HOUSE GROUP VOTES TAX ON GAMBLERS   Special Occupational Tax and Cut on Gross Receipts Planned

Winchester Gripped By Festival Spivil  Queen Of Apple Blossom: Ready For Crowning  co ecmey

BEAUTEOUS BLONDE BEING X-RAYED TO FIND EXTENT OF INJURIES DURING HILTON BRAWL

REARMAMENT TALKS END Ike Leaves Self Promine ntly In Running for the Presidency

lke Still Silent On 1952 Politics   Backers Indicate They Will Continue Presidential Boom as Trip Ends

SOVIET MASQUERADE AT PACT PARLEY Seen Prelude To New Cold-War Move

Two Planes InCollision  At Key West   39 Believed Aboard Liner; 3 Bodies Found; Navy Pilot Reported Dead

Stassen Urges  More Troops  Stand Is Opposite i a ry fe. . 2 ¢ Sorieaorr

Workman Injured At Glass Plant   John B. Kelley Has Hand Injured in Machine

Workman Injured At Glass Plant  John B. Kelley Has Hand  a ee 2 ee ee

Cool Weather Will Stay On   Temperatures To Average Below Norma Through Week-End

General Sorry For Way Story Was Released   Reds Deny Report, Counter With Charge That U.N, Mar dered Thousands

Peiping Radio Says ‘Thousands’ Of Reds Slain  Denies Report of 5,500 American Prisoners Being Killed; Gen. Ridqway Confirms U.S. Story.

STORY OF RED ATROCH.ESIS CONFIRMED   Ridgway Says American Prisoners of War Were Put to Death by Communist Soldiers.   NO FIGURES GIVEN BY THE GENERAL   Enemy Denies Charges And Says Thousands Have Been Massacrec By the Allies.

Red Atrocities Tale Confirmed By Ridgway   Regrets Failure Of Coordination In Releasing Data

Ridgway Says Report of Slayings True  General Apologizes   General Apologizes For Manner i in  Which Story Told

Hanley Report Hit for Adding Anguish to Kin   Genera! Says Next Relatives of Victistis All Have Been Told

US. Troops, Allies Given F acts; Communists Charge U.N. Committed Massaere res

Pa. Tax Deadlock Is Group’s. Object   Committee Agrees To Necessary Revenues For Balancing Budget

iHouse Committee Convinced $138,000,000 In Revenue Is \Needed to Balance Budget

Pound Is Placed In Open Trading   Little Fluctuation Seen Or First Day

American League   Detroit at New York, night. Only game scheduled.   Young McCloy Wins

American Leacue   Detroit at New York, night. Only game scheduled.

Poll Tax Case Before Probers  Cameron Grand Jury To Meet Wednesday

HT Wants New Price Controls   Says Three Major Parts Of Old Law Aid Inflation

President Asks Repeal of Part Controls Law   Three Republicans Spearhead Move To Oblige Truman

TRUMAN OBJECTS TO THREE PARTS OF CONTROLS LAY   President Calis for Their Re.  peal and Three Republicans Move to Knock Thent Out.   WASTS SLAUGHTER QUOTAS RESTORED   Executive Hils at  Caprhart and Reriong Amendments Dealing With Ceilings and Markuns.

President Wants Three Sections Of Law Junked  Welker   Ferguson, Welker, Nixon Would Make Enforcement Sure

PRESIDENT URGE: PARTS CF CONTROL LAW BE JUNKEL   Capehart, Herlong, Butler Amendments Target of Atlack  FOS Se ne oe re ey Ty   GOP MOVES TO COMPLY   Acts to Give Truman Law to Enforce ‘On His _Own Terms’

Truman Offered  New Control Bill  3 GOP Senators Propose To Hike Hic Powers

Price Control Law Revision Plan Proposed   President Asks Congress To agp Three Major arts Of Act

GOP Solons Mave To Change Bill to Suit the President   “Give It To Him His Way, See If He Really Wants It’

First Mail Call For POW Kin  Heard Today   500 Letters Being Sped To Relatives Of Men Held By Communists

Allies Win Control Of Roads In Korea   Hord-Hitting American, French And Dutch Troops Stabilize Central Frent-—Chinese Massing New Forces For Attack

May Challenge U. S. Air Supremacy First Time  In War   WONJU RE-ENTERED BY AMERICAN UNIT

UN Company Enters Wonju Bu Pulls Out Again.   Heavy Buildup Of Reds Seen Prelude To Mighty Push

lowa Senate Keeps Loyalty Oath Alive —  Nicholas Rules - ; Aqainst Hattery

Big Day for City Tomorrow Afternoon at Station House   MUSICIANS ON HAND

“LAUNCHING” NEAR FOR NEW BUILDING   Big Day for City Tomorrow Afternoon at Station House   MUSICIANS ON HAND

NEW FLOODS OVER PARTS OF KANSAS   Expect Highest Water Since 1945 Along Marais  Des Cvenes   REPORT HEAVY RAINS

NEW FLOODS OVER PARTS OF KANSAS   Expect Highest Water Since 1945 Along Marais Des Cygnes

Man Tries Suicide, Has Too Much Cast  Policemen Pull Man OF Ledge Of High Bridge In Baltimore

Profits Bring Desperation   Young Cubinet Maker, Saved From Fatal Leap, Tells Judge He’s Getting Too Rich

THREATENS SUICIDE DUE-TO SURPLUS CASH   Baltimorean Tells Police He's Making Money Faster Than He Can Spend It

“Airbees” Will Vie With  Seabees In Armed Forces ‘Construction Battalion Of Air FSrce

Turks Agree To Major Defense Role   Communique Issued . After Meetings Oi Military Chiefs -

MISSOURI 6. 0, P. EDITORS HIT PLAN FOR REDISTRICTING   Declare Bill Before Legislature Would Disfranchise Half Million People in State.   CALLED AN AFFRONT TO EVERY REPUBLICAN   Group Demands Measure, U Enacted. Be Submitted to Voters in Form of Referendum.

Court Broadens Right of Witness To Refuse to Talk   Supreme Court Says Need Not Prove Good Faith

Court Broadens  Witness Ruling  Showing of.’Good Faith’ Unnecessary

INVESTIGATORS REJECT DEWEY HOSPITALITY   Not Thrilled at Visiting Governor’s Mansion

New Fighting In Suez ‘Canal  Area Repor ted   British And Egyptian Death Toll Is Now Placed At 50

New Fighting Erupts Today B'onq Suez   Revised Figures Put Yesterday's Casualties At 50

I ight Renewed As Gas Station Is Blown Up   Prisoners Listed in Account—Egypt Says British Troops Fire On Squad of Police

New Fighting In Suez Area   British Troops, Egyptian Police Clash In Second Day of Bloody Battling

New Suez Fights Flare: Many Dead   British, Egyptians Tangle With Toll Set At Half Hundrec

BRITISH BATTLE WITH EGYPTIANS   Clash Second Time In Suez Canal Zone, Picht Die in Ficht

New F ightine  Erupts Today  In Suez Area Conflict Follows  Yesterday’s When 50 Were Killed

Battles In Suez Bloody   Fighting Resumed in Canal Zone Between British and Egyptian Police and Civilians

Battle Breaks Suez Tension For Second Day   Egyptians, British Troops Clash in One Hour Fight

British Troops In Bloody Fight At Suez Canal   Estimates Vary On Dead In 2nd Day of Fighting

Canal Fighting Breaks Anew; Toll Is High   Cairo Newspaper Says 22 British, 28 Egyptians Die

New Fighting In Suez Canal Zone Takes Lives of 50 Men   British List Fewer Deaths Than Cairo Newspapers Today

BRITISH TROOPS, EGYPTIANS AGAIN IN BLOODY CLASH   FOLLOW MONDAY’S FIGHTNG IN WHICH 50 REPORTED SLAIN

Battles Flare In Suez Canal Area Of Egypt   Worst Fighting In Conflict Erupts As - 50 Reported Killed

Clashes in Suez Growing Hotter   British Troops, Egyptian Police Battle for Second Day   DEATH REPORTS VAR\   At Least 70  Believec Killed; British Now  List Prisoners

New Fight Rages in Canal Zone  British, Arab Tiff Called Worst Yet; Tall Mav Hit 50

Fighting Erupts In Canal Zone; 50 Men Killed  Uneasy Truce Ends ‘tarts om. eg et

More Fighting In Suez Canal Area Today   Egyptians Battle British Troops In New Crisis

BRITISH AND EGYPTIANS IN NEW CLASHES   Bloody Fghting in Suez Canal Zone as Police and Civilians Attack British Troops.

BATTLES. FLARE IN CANAL ZONE   Fighting Renews After British. Military Filling  Station Blown Up — 86 ‘Persons. Dead.

New Fighting Erupts in Egypt  Reports 50 Die In Monday's Conflict

Clashes in Suez Growing Hotter   British Troops, Egyptiar Police Battle for Second Dav   DEATH REPORTS VAR‘

50 REPORTED DEAD IN NEW SUEZ FIGHTING   Battle Starts After British Military Fuel Station Blows Up.

City Water Is Safe   ‘Arab Middle East Is Irked By Ottawa NATO Plans

‘}Some Cautious ilope  NV ew Serum-Krebiozen-Seen ‘Boon to Victims of Cancer.

Ridgway Gives The Word... ..,  Group Of Gls To Be Home By Christma:

U.N. Is Given Proof Of Red Aggression  Evidence Cites Korean Invasion

More Volunteers, Training Needed .  U. S. And Canada Air Defense  Network Is Declared Lacking

U.S. and Canada Test Air Defenses   ‘Enemy Bombers’ Pierce Network in Tvaining for Spotters

Growing Network For Defense Found Deficient, But Lessons Learned From Mock Air Attack

United States and Canada Try Out Air Defense Network in Mock Defense Drills

State GOP Want Slash In Budget  Republicans Cling   Republicans Cling To Stand New Taxe Are Necessary  In Pennsylvania

State GOP Wani Slash In Budget   Republicans Cling To Stand New Taxe Are Necessary  In Pennsylvania

lesen oetinanien tit eaeemtenmateenemm inna eetenetteenenenensamnniene ea tinaeneninneietmnenmemninemiemmeiteaainiiatel a aaa a a a aoc Eh  Missouri's 11th District Vote to Test Public Sentiment on Crime Alliances

‘Missouri's {1th District Vote to Test 'Dublic Sentiment on Crime Alliances

Paper To Back General In 752   Herald Tribune Comes  Out For Eisenhower

PAYNE 15 TAKEN ‘BACK 10 PINEVILLE   ‘WILL BE ARRAIGNED TODA) ON CHARGES OF KILLING BROTHER.

Fn wren} oa to oto    Bomb Palestine  Heavy Artillery Blast:   Heavy Artillery Blasts Syrian Army Outposts

UN AIR SUPERIORITY CHALLENGEL Situation Is In Hand, Vandenberg Declares

Red China Now A Major Power, U. S. Chief Says   ‘Impossible for Us To Gain Supremacy Beeause of Yalu Line’

U.S. RULE OF KOREAN AIR IS IN DANGER   China Becomes Major Air Power Overnight With Russian Support, Gen. Vandenberg Says.

Air General Vandenberg Cites MIGs   Says Allied Superiority Challenged; ‘No Atom Targets in Korea.’

Reds’ Strongest Drive Is Halted   United Nations Forces Throw Back Communist: In Central Korea Area

GRIM AIR PICTURE   Gen. Vandenberg Says U. S. Power Seriously Challenged In Korea

Gen. Vandenberg Says Red China Becomes Major Power Over Night. Situation Still in Hand.:

Vandenberg Says Situation There {s Still in Hand  Chinese Assuming Bia Air Power Role

MI!Gs Threat to Allies Air Force Chief Declares ‘Ground Rules’ Aid Reds

Superiority Of U.S. In Air Menaced   Situation Still In Hand, Vandenberg Says After Visit  Ty kK pren

ADMITS SERIOUS CHALLENGE T0 UN AIR SUPERIORITY   GEN. VANDENBERG DECLARES CHINA MAJOR AIR POWER

HINT RUSSIANS MAJOR FACTOR IN AIR WAR   Gen. Vandenberg Says Situation Still In Hand   TRUCE HOPES   Brighten As Reds Submit Own Cease-Fire Plan: Nuckols Optimistic

KOREAN AIR IS IN DANGER   China Becomes Major Air Power Overnight With Russian Support, Gen. Vandenberg Says.

SITUATION SO FAR ‘IN HAND’ BUT SERIOUS   China Now Among Major Air Powers, Savs Vandenberg

Foe May Soon Have The Most Fighter Craft   Russia Has Made China Major Air Power; Bombing Ban Handicaps Allies

Korean Air Rule Periled. Says General  But Situation In Hand So Far

Reds Challenge U.S. Rule of Air   China Overnight Major Air Power, Says Vandenbera

Reds Challenge Air Superiority Over Korea   Vandenberg Says UN Still Has Situation in Hand

VandenbergWarns Of Serious Threat   China, Overnight, Becomes Major ‘World Air Power, General States

General Vandenberg Says Allied Air Superiority Over Korea Being Seriously Challenged Now  Commander Says Red China Has Become Major Power Over Night

Air Superiority Now Challenged  Ya meni ar rg Notes Serinuc Patantialc'

Father Tells Police He ‘Just Leff Child For A While; Didn’t Trade Her For Money And Gasoline

Job-Hunting Father Denies He Ever Offered To Sell His Young Daughter   Admits He Did Leave Her With Service Station Operator “Just Till 1 Got On My Feet.”

Add Billions To Huge Bill For Defense   Cost Now Equals One Dollar Each Day Per Person

HOUSE EXPECTED TO PASS MILITARY CONSTRUCTION BILI   $5.7 Billion Measure Aimed To Bolster U. S. Defenses Here, Abroad

ls Expected To Be Okavec   Huge Military Construction Bill  Will Bolster Plan To Halt Aggression

House Advances Foreign Aid Bill  Vote Expected Today n New Defense Fund

Approval Due Today on Bill Activate AAB   Six Billion Military Construction Measure Is Up for Action in House

Expect House Okay For Big Military Bill   To Build Ring of Bases Guarding U.S. From Red Aggression

PREDICT HOUSE WILL APPROVE MILITARY BILL   CONGRESS PILES UP STAGGERING FIGURE FOR WORLD DEFENSE

Aid Speeded For Defenses  Here, Abroad   Construction Bill Taken Up After O0.K Of Military Budget

HOUSE OK DUE ON AMLITARY: BUILDING BIL   With Foreign Aid Bill Adds 13 Billions to Record Peacetime Budget.

Defense Fund ls Expected To Be Okayed   ‘Huge Military Construction Bill  Will Bolster Plan _ To Halt Aggression

If Congress Okehs House Measure-~~ aE  Your Partin Peace Fence: $202

House Expects To Pass Huge Military Fund   Would Permit Building Of Foreign Bases

House Okay On Construction Bill  $5,768,000,000 More For Military Defense

House Due to-OK Construction Bill With Defense Aim  Committee Approves Foreign Aid Plan To Heln Allies

Defense Bill Likely To Get House Backing  Vote Today May Set   Vote Today May Set Up Building Plan In U.S.. Abroad

House Nears Final Move On Military Construction  - Measure Would Add To U. S. Defenses

Expect House Approval. Of Defense Bill   Five Billion For Military Program

DEFENSE FUNDS BILL APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   Military Construction Measure Aimed At Strengthening Nation Against Red Aggression.

Defense Bill Passage Is Seen Today   85-Billion Fund For Construction Camec Tin In Hana

‘DEATH TOLL FROM COLD WAVE: TOTALS 89; 26 DEGREES BELOW ZERO REPORTED IN 2 STATES.

New York ‘Battle Of Bargains’ Underway ‘Following Court Ruling On Price Fixing

Bill for Legalizing Gambling [s Among 23 Given Notice In Busy House Session Today

New Billin House Would Require Drivers Involved in Wrecks fo Prove Financial Responsibility

Lieut. Gen. Ernest 0. Thompson Declares America Is Using More Petroleum Now Than It Produces

U.S. Using More Oil Than Produced, Thompson Tells Convocation At TCI

Dr. Rutledge’s Suicide Note Advises Wife To Come to the Valley and Chanae Name

ATROCITY VICTIMS' BODIES FOUND More Yanks Tied by Foe, Then Slair

Bodies of Dead Yanks Found Three Weeks After Battle; ‘Most Horrible Sight’ —GI

Five Hurt When Bomb Explodes In Union Office  Violence Occurs On

Friction over Farm Production Plans Brings Speculation on Futures of Some USDA Men

Communism Still Is Strong in Europe Despite Billions in Marshall Plan Aid

Lawmakers Recognize Tax Urgency But Thevw Cannot A&éree on Amount

Great Britain Joins Criticism Of MacArthur  Minister of State Deplores General’s ‘Irresponsible Views’

Politics Behina Gov. Williams Grand Jury Quiz  Deficit Blamed On Loose Practices

MILLARD AVERS WILLIAMS OUT T0 GAIN CREDIT   On Verge Of Hitting Paydirt, Attorney-General Claims

FLYNN APPEALS TO U. $. COURT   Stay Of Sentence Granted Pending Decision Of High Court

Because OF Segregation  Federal Aid To Education Bill Is Killed By Truman

RACIAL SEGREGATION MEASURE IS VETOED    Traman Refuses To Sign Bili Affecting Schools On Fedepal Pronerty

Pocket Veto On Federal Aid Bill   President Declines To Sign Measure:

Senate Tackles Wherry s Troop Curb On Tuesday  Resolution Opposes   Resolution Opposes Dispatch To Europe Unless Otherwise Okaved By Conaress

Senate to Vote on Troop Limit   Resolution on Europe Force Coming Up Next Tuesday

Senate To Act Jan. 23 On Proposal To Ban Sending Troops To Europe

SENATE TO VOTE ON SENDING OF GI’S TO EUROPE   AGREE TO TAKE UP WHERRY RESOLUTION OPPOSING DISPATCH

Senate Has Wherry Plan   First Action in Great Debate Over Soldiers

Senate Will Aci On Troop Policy  Vote on Authority Hinted Next Week

IN A POLICY VOTE   Senate Agrees to Dispose of ~ Resolution About Troop . Shipments

IN A FULLY YUIE Senate Agrees to Dispose ol  Resolution About Troop Shipments

Senate. Tests Troop Policy Next Tuesday   Leaders Agree to Vote on Requiring Conaressiona!l OK.

‘Gevernor Maps Plan of World Conquest  ‘Reds to Gral Germany, Japan-Dewe)

Dewey Says Russia Is ‘Getting Set’ to Seize All of Germany, Japan

Russia Set To Seize Japan, All Germany, Dewey Warns  Yugoslavia To Come First In Attempted World Conquest, He Says In Article

Stalin Eves Japan, Reich States Dewey   Governor Outlines Strategy Of Russia For World Conquest

Dewey Says Russia Plans To Seize Germany, Japan   Soviet Objective Is to Grab Industrial Power for World Conquest, New York Governor Declares—March on Reich, He Predicts, Will Follow Internal Coup or Attack on Yugoslavia by Moscow’s Satellites,

Poland Accepts Bid fo Session On Jap Treaty   Czechoslovakia Only Nation Which Hasn‘t Replied to Invitation

Charcoal House Destroy ed by lire   Smethport Firemen Called to Nearby Town

EX-TAX COLLECTOR INDICTED FOR ‘INFLUENCE SALE’   Former Bay State Official Fired By Truman Charged With Accepting Payoffs

Deposed Tax Chief Held On Bribe. Charge   Indict Ex-Boston Col. lector for Accepting $12,500 .as ‘Influence’

Indict Ousted U. S. Collector   Accepted $12,500 for Favorable Decisions, Says Grand Jury

CLAIM DELANEY ACCEPTED BRIBE   Massachusetts Tax Bureau Head Facing Grand Jury’s Charge

MacArthur Says Communist Plane Activity Growing  Enemy Appears  From Bases   In Manchuria

Two Academies  Held ‘3d Rate   Kilgore Deplores ‘Schoole’ ‘Caste Systems’

Both Point, Annapolis Criticised   Senator Kilgore Calls Them Educationally “Third Rate.”

 —CIO BLAST— Business Charged With Bribe   WOULD WRECK PRICE CONTROLS

ClO Head Blasts ‘Bribe’ fo End Price Controls   Carey Accuses Industry of Scuttling Plan

Labor ‘Bribe’ — Charge. Hurled   CIO Accuses Big Business of Trying To Scuttle Wage, Price Controls

ClO Accuses Big Business of Try To Bribe Labor  Scuttling of Price Controls Involved

CIO Accuses NAM Of Plot To Sabotage Control Law   Big Business Called Greedy, Conspiracy For Profit Charged

Carey Rejects Bic - Business  Wage ‘Bribe   clo Official Says NAM, C. ) Of C. Trying To Wreck  re e Controls

ao Accuses Big Business Of Trying To Bribe Labor To Help Scuttle Price Controls

CIO Accuses Big Business  Of “Bribery”   Wants Labor To Join In Killing Curbs, Carey Says

ClO Accuses Big Business of Trying Bribery in Fight Against Controls

Carey Outlines Plan To Scuttle U.S. Controls   Chamber Of Commerce And NAM Criticized

C.1.0. ACCUSES BIG BUSINESS   Union Official Urges Extension of Wage-Price Controls.

Union Head Sees Price Conspiracy   ClO’s Carey Says Big Business For Killing Controls

in Controls Fright CIO Accuses Big Business  Of Trying To Bribe Labor

C10 Charges Big Business With Bribery Attempt   Says Industry Tried To Scuttle Controls With Aid Of Labor

CIO ACCUSES BIG BUSINESS OF ‘BRIBE’ TRY   Care Says NAM anc U. S. Chamber Seek  To Down Controls

ean  Amendmen ‘Good, mad   Meat Spokesman Blesses It; ADA Official Scores It

New Controls Law Defended By Meat Packers   Declare Capehart Amendment Needed te End Black Market

Meat Black Markel Viewed As Serious   Industry Spokesman Sup: ports Sen, Copehart Amendment

Packer Backs Capehart View   Meat Black Market Blamed On Strict Controls

Senator Seeks End of Probe On M Arthur   Gillette Wonders Whethe: Inquiry Will Settle  Pelseyv Problems

BROWNS SHIP HERRERA LUTZ 10 MISSIONS   Inquiry Goes Far Afield, Solons Say

Solons Would Like to End  Ouster Case   Fear Query Leading Into Vague Field Of Confusing Issues

SENATORS SCORE ‘VAGUE, UNENDING MACARTHUR PROBE   Wonder lf Anything Conclu: sive Will Ever Come of Inquiry   TO RESUME TODAY   Marshall Again to Testify: Many Mere Witnesses to Be Heard

Both Sides of Political Fence Now Bothered   Just Like War in Korea--There Seems No Way to Terminate Argument; Leadina Into Indefinite Fields.   Chinese Reds in Trouble With Soviet

Committee Feels That Questioning May Be Useless  C.. 44... .£ UE @athl   Sec. Marshall Still Before Group After One Week's Inquiry

Finish. Of Big Debate Not Sighted   Gen. Marshall. To Continie  Testimony Today

MacArthur Probe May Rival Korean War As Stalemate  Senators Wonder How To End Inquiry, VE A wurthiee Mine pnlecetne. VU M1

Senators Stew, Wonder Where Probe Is Going   Wardage Runs Up And Many More Witnesses to Go

Senators Seek Means to End MacArthur Quiz  Getting Nowhere Like Korea War, Says Flanders

About M’Arthur Firing Probe  Hearings Enter New Week With Secretary Marshall To Be Quizzed For Seventh Day

Senators Wonder How to Finish MacArthur Probe   Second Question is Whether Anything Wil Ever Come of Inquiry; Marshall Returns To Stand: Many Others To Be Called

Meaning Sought  Inconclusive MacArthur Probe A “ Va Causes Senators to Wonder

NATO Receives Secret Data on European Army   Eisenhower Urges Speedy Approval of Troops, Arms Raquest

Gen. Ike Appeals For Arms Speed  In ATO eae ee ere   NATO Hears Weapons. Troops Are Needed

America And Britain Need Each Other In Scramble Against Communism

Plain Citizens Aid In Keeping U.S, Britain Allied Despite Obstacles

Stassen Flayed By Lattimore For Statements   Wants Full Retraction of Claims On Chinese Policy Meetine

Lattimore Asks For Retraction   Suggests In Letter Tha Stassen Withdraw His Statements.

Officials Sift Rubble of Propane Gas Storage Plant For Clue to Explosions

SEEK CLUE IN PLANT BLAS!   Gas Storage Plant Dam. age Estimated At Over $5 Million

CALL FOR A CODE   City Commissioners Want Rules to Govern Sub-Di vision Planning

Votes Limitation of Only 4 Divisions to Europe Without Further Okay of Congress

Surprise Move Disconcerts Administration  Four Divisions To   Four Divisions To Europe Is Limit, Without Approval

Only 4 Divisions For European Defense Voted  Congress Must  Decide if More 

Congress Approval Asked for Sending Additional Divisions   Rebuffed Administration Delays Final Vote on Great Debate Issue

LIMITING PLAN [S APPROVED BY VOTE OF 49-43   Action Is Not Binding or President But Aides Are Concerned   RECESS IS TAKEN   New Battle Looms Today on Authority to Send Gls to Europe

Hurls Surprise Challenge at Truman Powet   4-Division Limit In Europe Adopted, Without Approval

Votes Against Sending More Troops To Europe Without Prior Approval   Surprise Action Forces Administration Backers To Call Off Plans For Quick Showdown On Hotly-Debated Question

SENATE DEFIES TRUMAN ON TROOP LIMITS   Would Restrict President’s Role as Commander-in-Chief

Senate Adopts Plan to Limit Men Overseas   Administration Takes Recess to Get Ready For Final Vote Today

Authority of President Is Challenged   Surprise Action Comes as Climax of “Great Rebate”; Limiting Amendment Passes by Vote of 49 to 43.

SENATE BEATS PLAN T0 SEND ~ FUROPEUNITS   Truman Is Defied Or Right to Unlimited GI Resources

Senate Claims Right To Limit Commitments  ~ Further Voting Is ~ Put Off Until Today

Senafe Rejects “Air Guarantee” Curb on Troops To Europe After Limiting Strength fo 4 Divisions

Hurls Surprise Challenge” To Truman Power   Action On Final Vote Delayed By Sen. McFarland

Opposes Sending Over 4 Diviions ToEuropeWithout  Concress’ Consent

Senate On Record To Limit Further Troop Vlovements Unless Okaved By Congress

Acts 49 to 43 to Accept Limit On Further Aid Under Atlantic Pact, Reversing Earlier 46-44 Vnte Acaine? M-Clellean Rider

Hurls Stern Challenge At HST Authority   Action Comes At Climax Of Troops For Europe Debate

More Than Four Divisions Would Need Approval   Amendment Revived And Passed After Its Defeat Earlier

END PIDDLING. STOP PROBE, SAYS TOBEY   MacArthur Inquiry Will Prove Nothing And Aid Stalin

Two Workmen Perish, Third Badly Injured   Kenneth Sutley, William Beightol Die And William Clark Ils Hurt When Sparks Ignite Fuel of Gravel Derrick Boat

15 FACE DRAFT FROM BERRIEN   Will Be Inducted In May; ‘Temporary’ Cancellation Order Reversed

Chinese Troops Spear Toward Ruined Capital  Most U.N. Forces   Most U.N. Forces Drow Bock Below Disputed Parallel

Have Toehold on East Front   Seoul Fall imminent, VanFleet Hopes Stand Can Be Made at Han

Fall of Seoul Near as Allies Withdraw South   Van Fieet Hopes To Halt Chinese Drive On the Han

Chinese Slaughfered But Big Offensive Continues Unabated:   _ British Unit Almost Wiped Out In Bloody * Fighting Along Front; 'U. S. Generals Hope To Stop Red Wave at Han River Near Seoul

Chinese Grind On  In Korea   Terrific Losses Fail To Halt Seoul Drive

Seoul Expected To Fall Soon As Red Surge brives South   Allies Withdraw South Today

Allies Withdraw Fall of Seoul Seems Imminent   Chinese Swarming Toward Capital Pay Terrific Price in Casualties.

DOUBLE AXE MURDER PROBED  Scout Sought In Slaying Of Mother, Sister

Hungry Sit-Down Striking Convicts Go Without Five. Meals in Protest   - Prisoners Want Removal of Guard Captain Claime He le "Reged!

Recess Threat To Troop Issue  Speedy Passage _ OF Resolutions Sought

Recess May Delay ~ Troops Issue Vote   Senate Leaders Still Hope For Vote By Thursday

Dri ive for Senate Vote Threatened  Easter Walk-out May Delay Troops Actior

Easter Walkout Threatens Delay  For Troops Issue   Immediate Action Is Asked to Boost Allied Morale

Kaster Recess Perils Euro pe Troops Action   Smith Calls For Passage As MeFarland Warns Of  Quorum Failure

Easter, Troops Issue Compete  Vacation May Halt Europe-Force Vote

Easter Walkout May Delay Vote On Troop Issue   Opposition Mounts Tc Plan To Solve Dispute This Week

VOTE ON TROOP SHIPMENT WAITS   Rasler Holiday May Hold Up Senate's Decision On Issue Of Sending Soldiers To Kurope.

Easter Solon Walk-out May Stymie -Action   Troops-to-Europe Bill Leaders Seek Quick Passage

Easter Vacation Threatens Issue   Senate Leaders’ Hopes For Quick Action On Treops is Dwindling

Senators Threaten Easter Walkout   Group in Oppasition To Resolution on Troops to Europe, May Force Delay

Easter May Delay Troop  Issue Vote   Opponents Balk, Predict Many Senators Will Go Home

Recess May Delay VoteOn  Troops Issue   Easter Likely To Throw Wrench Into  Europe Defense Plar

Easter May Delay Vote On Troops   Holiday Walkout Threatens To End Work Temporarily

Near Hanging Brings Probe of Rural School   Authorities Investi. gate Reported Rowdy. ism Near Glenwood

Rough Pranks at Rural School Reporteda—  Probe of Alleged Rowdyisn {s Requested

World Leaders Express Deep Distrust Of MacArthur's Political Judgement

MacArthur's Support For Unleashing Of National Chinese Troops Against China Reds Raises Controversy

State Solon Would Avoid Added Taxes  Governor Seeks   Governor Seeks Higher Iron Mine, And Beer Levies

Solons Denounce Hungarian Fines As-'Blackmail’   Truman Shrugs, Says ‘What Can You De? In Airmen’s Case

Congressmen Call $120,000 Assessment “Blood Money,” “Ransom” and “Blackmail” and Most of Them Are Opposed to Paying it—Two Favor Diplomatic Break if  Penalties Are Not Canceled.

Solons Declare Hungary Levies "Blood Money’   State Department Has Given No Formal Reply

Irate Solons Blast Hungary For Decision   But Truman Says ‘What Can You Do’ Of Fines Levied On U.S. Airmen

Troops Alerted For New Threat By Red Youths   West German Police Unable To Stem Tide

Allied Troops Alerted to Aid  Police of Zone   Many Injured; Free German Unit Lauds ‘Peace’ Ceremony

Oleo Bill Goes  To Governor  For. Signature.   Yellow Margarine Will Soon Go on Sale in Groccries

Subpena Issued For Tax Aide, TwoMoreFired   Marcelle Fails to Shown at House Probe;  QDanerscempn Tred

Yankees Should Quit Korea Now, Senators Told   Nation Must Be Fully Mobilized, Asserts General

Sees Stalemate Now and No Use Wasting More Men; Challenges Many of Administration's Far East Policies.

Calls For Mobilization  And Severing Relations With Soviet Satellites   Endorses MacArthur’s Proposal For Using Nationalist Chinese Forces  Agcainct Cammuinict Premv In Miels

Places Blame On Shoulders Of Red Nation   Asks Withdrawal of Yanks From Korea in Dramatic Testimony

General Would End Relations With Moscow  Top Planner Backs MacArthur’s Views

‘Break  General Hits ‘Stalemate Policy in Kore:   Wedemeyer Charges Kremlin Is Crux Of War in East

All Major Points Of Gen. MacArthur Are Given Support   Wedemeyer Says Nothing To Be Gained In Korea By U, S, Fighting—Favors Using Chinese  patiannthicne

Agrees With Mac, Urges Ties With  Russia Be Severed   Testifying At Senate Probe Of MacArthur Ouster, General Urges U. S. Forces Pull Out ‘Because  Don’t Think We’il Get Anywhere’

Retiring Chief Blames Soviet  For Korea War   Lieutenant-General Also Recommends Allied Troops Be Withdrawn, Contending Only Bloody Stalemate Can Result

GENERAL FAVORS: ‘CALCULATED WAR RICK SHAWANIEN   Backs MacArthur on Use of Chiang’s Men, Bombing of China Bases   ‘Go It Alone’ lf Need Be, He Says; Urges Full + Mobilization

Tax Victory For Woman   Manufacturer Vivien Kellems Had Refused To Collect Withold ing Taw Ream Kmninve

Treaty Signing Tomorrow Seen Fairly Certain   Nations Continue To Line Up Behind U. S. And Britain.

Indonesia Announces Its Support   Cabinet Meets at Jakarta, Decides to Go Along. With Treaty and Join Other Asiatics  W alkout Possible  Russians Might Quit Parley, Dulles and Bridges Say

Red.Delaying Tacties Seen  Fizzling Out   Russian Attack On Japanese Paet Has ~ Satellites’ Support

Soviets Given Little Support In Fighting Pact   Czechoslovakia Is Only Other Nation To Denounee Treaty; Russia Walkout Hinted

47 Nations Follow U. S.  at Frisco  Indonesia Swinas   Indonesia Swings to Allied Side at Last Moment

RUSSIA'S BLAST ON PACT FADES INTO MINOR KEY   Czechs Stand With Soviets In Denouncing Compact — 24 Nations Link With U. S., Britain.

Reds Checked In Effort To Block Treaty  Support Grows For Jap Pact

Reds Squelched As Nations Line Up Behind Pact   Only Czechoslovakia And Russia Denounce US-Supported Treaty

Russian Try At Smashing Pact Fizzles   More and More Powers Line Up Back of U. S. And British Proposal At San Francisco

Czechs Imitate Russians With Dissenting Note   Other Countries: Lining. Up Behind U. S. And Britain

Signing of Pact Saturday Now Appears All Set   Tirade by Soviet Gets Nowhere with Any but Satellites

Tow Beauty Yacht  Safely Into Port  Lost Way: Then Sails Radio“ Pumps: Failed

Nautical Beauties Safe On Schooner   “Tropicair” Located By Coast Guard Plane; Towed To Port

Missing Yacht, Found By Plane, Towed Into Port  Skipper And All-Girl nae fae Pe Be eee.

Missing Boat with All-Girl Crew Located Off Florida, Towed to Port

Ohio Decembe: Draft Is Down   Only 1467 Slated For Call In Month

Key Hub Given Up After Forty Hour Battle  U.N. Forces Fall Back To ey Maftanca Pacitiane

Red Troops Move Belou 'Truce-City   Allied Patirols Refrain From: Brushes With Enems

ENEMY MOVES FORGES ABOUT NEUTRAL AREA  Hundreds of Communist Troops Reported Below Red City Of Kaesong.

Reds Move Up Troops   27 New Divisions Reported Near Kaesong Area

Safe Landing   Five Longshoremen Injured In Election Grenade Blast

Five Injured By Crenade   12 Arrested in Jersey City Union Fraeas Over Election

Hurl Grenade in Union Hall   5 Hurt, 12 Arrested in Jersey City Case

Explosion Rocks Jersey Union Hall  Five Men Injured In Grenade Attack

Grenade Is Hurled Into Union Office  Five are Wounded, 12 Arrests Made

) Are Injured  As Hand Grenade Ends Union Meet  Bombing Breaks Up Scheduled Election Of AFL Members

Bombing Climax [o Union Fight  Five Injured by land Grenade Blast

 1   BLAST HURTS 5   Longshoremen’s Union I Target; 12 Persons Under Arrest

Violence Preface To Jersey City Union Election   Five Hurt As Grenade Is Tossed In Building

Kefauver Sees Truman Election Again in 1952   Administration Sound. Democrats Told at Milwaukee Dinner

Kefauver Doubts Soviet Peace Bid   Take It With Grain of Salt, Senator Says

CEILING PRICES ON WHOLESALE BEEF IN TODAY   Banking Committee Hears Testimony  Of DPA Head

No Money Available to Put State's New Drivers’ Examination Law to Work

State Has No Funds For New License Law   ‘Temporary’ ‘Driver Permits to Be Issued Until Appropriation

Drivers’ License examinations Must Wail en Funds   Temporary Permits to Ee Issued Until State BKeeroanrictes Money.

Money Lacking to Make Missouri's New Driver Examination Law Work

Cold Remedies Study Revealed   Plain Sugar Pills Figure In “Tests”

Latest Finding on Antihistamines--Theyre No Better Than Milk and Sugar

60,000 Chinese Reds Between U.N. Lines, City   Allied Lines Strongest Since Start of War

U.N. Spearhead 10 Miles From Capital City  Red Counterattacks Hamper Five-Day Allied Attack

UNITED NATIONS TROOPS ADD ANOTHER MILE TOWARD SEOUL   Chinese Red Resistance Termed “Stubborn”; Enemy Artillery Is Silenced by Allied Air Attack

Sen. Duff Hits Back at Critic  GOP Committeeman From Texas Called ‘Contemptible Boss’

WICHITA HONORS HROT JET AGE   PARADE FEATURES JIMMY) JABARA'’S HOME-COMING 55,000 WITNESS IT.

Impeachment of Douglas ‘Asked By Texas House   Supreme Court Judge Rapped for Action In Tidelands Case

Ukase Places Ban on Travel By Americans   Acheson Directive e Impose: ‘Pre-Vogeler? Rulings Acainet Budancea”

Only Parallel Can Be Basis.  Knemy Asserts   Joy Intimates Compromise Might Be Granted If Communists Would Come Halfway, But Deadlock So Far Is Holding Firm

Nam II Warns: Allies To Yield On Truce Line.   Says U. N. Delegation Must Change Attitude Or Face Deadlock —

Talks At Kaesong Resume After Reds Flatly Turn Down Invitation Of Allies To Suggest Adjustments To Aliied Pronosgal

Reds Reject Allied Offer  On Differences   Communists Holding To Demarcation Line  Along Old Boundary

vhange Attitude on Buffer Zone or Accept Prolonged Deadlock, Says Reds; No Indication of Backdown.

UN Proposals On Buffer Zone Rejected In Advance By North Korean Delegate

Yanks Cop 3rd_ Title In a Row   Beat Giants in Sixth Game, 4-3; But Miracle Team is Real Story

Marshall Set To Answer  MacArthur Administration  5, es ae ee a ae   Administration Maps Strategy  For Hearings

Truman Picks Marshall As Lead-Off Man   Doug Refused To Be Drawn Out On Ideas About World Defenss

Secretary Marshall to Be Lead-Off Man at Inquiry for White House; Cain Calls for War on Red China.

Marshall To Open Administration's Strategy Defense   Truman Force Expected to Take Attitude That General Lacks Information to Qualify Him for Judqament on Issues Outside Orient

May Contend Pacific Hero’s  View Limited  Due To Oppose Any Eyvtancian Of War

Will Present Rebuttal to Macs Theory   Administration Plots Strategy to Bolster Its Far East Case

Strategy May Be That Mac Lacks. Full infor mation’  Committee vo Hear: + Administration’ s Plag.

SENATORS 10 HEAR SECRETARY VOICE WAR POLICY VIEWS   Truman Forces May Argue General’s Information Too Limited   SHARP QU!Z LOOMS   Hostile Committee Members Seen Readying Searching Questions

DEFENSE LINE IS INDICATED   Administration Is Set To Brand General As Uninformed

Marshall Expected Te: Sey ~ General’s View Would: lead Ta War 2°:

Defense Secretary And Chiefs Of Staff Expected To Contend Doug Lacks Facts To Pass Judgment On Issues Outside Orient

War On Red China Demanded By Cain   Sen. Kerr Fears Results Of Total Conflict   M’Arthur Foes May Charge He Lacks Overall Information

CEN, MARSHALL TO GIVE VIEWS   Strategy Of Administratior Defense Of Ouster Is Shaping

Marshall Ready To Answer Mae’s  Scathing Attack   Administration May Argue Deposed Far East Commander's View Is Too Limited: General  Thinks Red China Must Be Beaten in Korea

Stable Affords Shelter for Birth Of the Christ Child, Saviour of Man   a a x  Herod’ 5 Plan to Find Christ ie: Saal Thwarted by Wise Men, Led bv a Star

Vast Post Office Fraud Is Revealed   . Multi-Million Dollar Affair investigated At Boston

Senate Ballot Holds Fate Of  Atomic Funds   Economy Bloc Seeks Cuts In Spending By Independent Agencies

Probe Deeper Info Illinois Ciaaret Ring   Call Dealers and Distributors for Questioning in Counterfait Tax Stamp Racket.

US. to Clamp Curb on Ga:   DPA Scans Plan to Freeze EBurther Expansion

Natural Gas For Heating May Be Cut  Use May Be Barres  In Structures MT..a TT ._.._YT +. Dhar

Controls On Use Of Gas As Fuel In Homes Being Considered By Government

COURTNEY REFUTES ‘SMEAR STORY’  No Warning Given MacArthur On China Entry In Korea War

MacArthur's Aide Defends General  On Chinese Issue   Whitney Denies Anyone Knew of Red Intervention At Wake Island Parley; Skips Reports That UN Commander Miscalculated

Chinese Move  Held Surprise   ‘Mac’? Aide Says ‘No One Tcnew Mao Would Fight

General's Critics Get An Answer   Statement Offered After Publication Of Washington Story

Chitia Entry ‘Surprise,’  Aide Asserts   Report on Wake Isle Conference Stirs MacArthur Denials

Ba aa a a mt tt,  Doubted Red China  Intervene   Aide Declares  No Such Warning Given To General MacArthur

Report Nobody Knew China Wa Ready For War  Mac Not Warned Of Red Entry Into   Mac Not Warned Of Red Entry Into Korea, Aide Says

N. Y. Times Story Termed Attempt ToSmear MacArthur; Says No One Thought Red China W ould Enter W ar

Says ChineseIntervention . Not Expected   Whitney Axnerta No Inkling Of Move By Reds Was Disclosed

New Gov't. Wage Policy  _ Designed to Fluctuate With Living Costs

Gov't Adopts New Wage Control Policy   Pay To Be Tied To Rise, Fall of Cost of Living

Cost-ot-Liy ing Raises Allowed   Government Adopts Policy Letting Wages Escalate with Costs

Pay Can Rise and Fall With Living Costs Under Plan   Will Review All Of Stabilization Policy In Spring

OK Wage Plan Tied to Living Cost   Johnston Sights Review of Whole Policy Next Spring

WAGE POLICY IS APPROVED BY JOHNSTON   Pay Raises Will Be Geared With Costs Of Living

OK ESCALATOR WAGE BOOSTS   Cost-Of-Living Pay Hikes Now Have Government Approval

Allows Salaries To Rise, Fall With Living Costs   Prices Up 11 Percent Since January 1950; Climb 2 Percent After Wage-Price Freeze in ‘51

Government Adopis Policy Allowing Wages To Be Pegged to Living Costs

Wage Adjustment Rule Eased Again  Johnston Approves Temporary Policy

Uncle Sam Okays ‘Cost-of-Living’ Policy on Wages   Johnson Says Plan In Line with Overall Stabilization Object

Adopt Policy Tying Wages to Living Costs   Stabilizer Johnston Say: New Ruling Subject te Review Next March

Policy Set Until March Of Next Year   Workers May Obtain Wage Boosts 3 Ways As Result Of Action

Policy Of Allowing Wages To Rise And Fall With Living Costs Okayed   Government Gives Approval; Plan Proposed By Wage Stabilization Board To Continue Until March 1, 1952.

Flexibility in New Wage Policy   Workers Pay May Rise or Fall With  The Cost of Living; A Temnoaresyu Plan

Plan To Balance Economy InU. S. Given Approval   Expect Review Of Entire Plan Next Spring

Pay Increases: Beyond 10 Pct. to Be Allowed   Action Necessary to Keep Balance, Says Stahihvzer .

Adopt Bill Tying Pay Increases To Living Costs   ,Move Part Of Seale  Efforts To Keep U. } Economy In Balanke

Government to Permit  Wage Hike  » Salaries Tagged ‘to Living Costs.

Authorize Linking Pay To Costs   Johnston Approves New Policy As Economie Balancer

US to Allow Wage Boosts   Stabilizer Oks Linking of Pay to Costs of Living

Wage Board Adopts Sliding Seale Policy  Pay To Rise Or Fall Wich Ceaet Of Tiwinge.

(Government Adopts General Policy Wages to Rise, Fall With Cost of Living

Pay To Follow Living Costs In New Poliey  Twa ys. A   WSB To Approve Hike: “To Keep Economy In Balance”’

New Policy On Wages  Announced   dohnston Asserts Entire Program Will Be Reviewed

Govt. Adopts Temporary General Policy Allowing Wages To Rise and Fall with Costs of Living

NEW POLICY TO LET WAGES FOLLOW COSTS   Purpose is to -Keep Economy in Balance, Says Johnston.

7 Hoosiers Are Killed in Highway ‘Accidents: Race Crash Also Fatal

Half-Billion Said Needed By Britain   Coalition Cabinet Seen As Poassible

Churchill to: Ask U.S. Aid   Half Billion in Arms, Economic Help. Needed

CHURCHILL TO ASK ADDITION T0 U, $, HELP   Report Half-Billion Arms and’Economic Aid Will be Sought

Constitution Tonored by 2 Presidents   Editor Knights Cites Several Instances in Late Years.

HINT BRITISH, IRAN ACCORD   Harriman Optimistic 0 Solution To Oil . Dispute

Harriman Hl opetul in  Tran Recess   Cooling Period May Bring Accord, Says Truman Envoy

Freight Rates Boost Granted Rail Industry   ICC Gives Approval Despite Protests From Inflation Fiahters

Railroads Win  Increases In  Freight Rates ae Approves Despite  enn i ie i HA ee ee   ICC Approves Despite Protests By Agencies Fighting Inflation

FREIGHT RATE BOOST AUTHORIZED BY ICC   ESA Declares Inerease Will Be Reflected in Higher Prices  Bo on an ote enn S aen

Railroads Win Approval for Rate Hike   Boost Is Authorized by ICC Despite Objections of ESA

Freight Rate Hike Granted Over Protests of Bureaus   Rise of 2 Per Cent Allowed in South With Ceilina Set on Fruits. Veaetables

Ninth Boost In Rail Rates Given by ICC   E.S.A., Federal Bureaus Protest Inflation Threat

Rails Given New Freight Rate Hike Of $200,000,000   ICC Awards Increase Ove Protests Of Economy Fight Leaders

ICC Backs Rate Boost On Freight   Inflation Fighters Protest, Fearing Widespread Effects

TRUMAN PRESSES FOR QUICK ACTION UN CONTROLS BIL!   Congressional Leaders Pledge Iffort to Pass Measure Before Present Law Expires June 30.   HOUSE GROUP HITS BEEF PRICE ROLLBACK   Committee Charges Action Has Caused Meat Shortage and Asks Caneellation of Order.

Truman Warns Inflation Will Win For USSR   President Urges Speed On New Economie Control Lews

Collapse of All Controls Seen If Beef Men Win   President Deeply Concerned; Says If We Let Inflation Run Away Russia Will Win Cold War Without Fight.

PRESIDENT URGES ACTION ON CURBS   Warns Runaway inflation Means Defeat in Cold War

Truman A ppeals ToSolens For Quick Action On New  EK eonomic Controls Law

President Presses for New Control: Legislation Fears Inflation;  DiSalle Battles To Keep Current

Inflation Aids Reds -- Truman  President Urges Fast Action on Controls

HST Calls For Action On Controls   Seems Worried Over Inflation Curbs Expiring

Increased Tax Levies Said To Be Necessary   President Refuses Statement Of Stand On Beef Rollbacks

Truman Deeply Concerned Over Impending Expiration Of Economic Controls Law :

lran Seizes 3  Plot Leaders   High Officials Among Men Taken In Roundup

Nation Faces Steel Strike Threat Jan. 1   Industry Refuses To Budge on 1{8- Cent DNemeand

Strike Would Affect 650,000 C10 Steelworkers, Both Sides Refose To Budge Prom Stand on & Demands   MURRAY SPELLB OUT UNIONS NEW DEMANDS

Steel Strike Is Scheduled For January 1   Work Against Time to ticaa ~ Off Nationwide Walkout of 630,000 Steelworkers.

SUPER CARRIER IS PLANNED FOR NATION'S NAVY   Proposed Ship Is Part Of $2 Billion Plan  For Sea Forces

60,000-Ton Giant Vessel Part Of S82 Billion Navy Expansion Ry FD CREPACH

Rearming Plar Calls For Big, Super Carrier   HST Administratior Reverses Earlier Decision On Carrier

Administration Plans To Build ‘Super’ Carrier  Part Of Scheme  To Build Up Navai Forces

Gov't Asks 60,000-Ton  Super Carrier  $2 Billion Navy Buildup Proposed

Super Carrier Asked in Huge Navy Buildup   Quick Approval Seen; Warplane Output to Be Stepped Up at Once

SUPER CARRIER -WONJU AND OSAN ISAUTHORIZED ARE ABANDONED BY PRESIDENT BY EIGHTH ARMY   Will Be Part Of $2-Billion Buildup Of Nation’s  Sea Forces   Allied Warplanes Take Heavy Toll Of Com munist Troops   HUGE AIR FORCE U. N. WARSHIPS ARE ALSO DEVELOPING DELAYING RED HORDES

Quick Approval Likely Position Reversed, Super \Carrier to Re Asked

Big Flat- Top Is Proposed In Congress   Administration Reversa Backs ‘Super’ Carrier In Nanye BRutldun

Endanger Retreat of Eighth Army   Lightning Smash Aimed At Chungju, 70 Miles Below Parallel 38.

Surprise Assault Sets Off Furious Battle Near Strategic Escape Center

Revived Army in Surprise Drive Aims at Chungju   8th Army Retreat Is Imperiled by Communist Troops

Foes’ Drive Perils Stand Of U.N. Units   Surprise Thrust Out Of Hills Menaces Retreat Of Eighth Army

North Korean Units Strike Far to South   Revitalized Native Army Sneaks Past UN Forces; Allies Still Hold Wonju

Times To Staff MacArthur Visif  General, Wife Flying To Tennessee Monday

Middle-Sized A-Bomb Heard 100 Miles Away   Third Atomic Explosion Planned Tyecdav far Nevada Maneuvers

Ohio Farmers’  Price Up 4 Pct.   Hogs and Chickens Trend Exceptions

Red Didn't Worry About Operation But Someone Was Shaking His Bed

cial Agents Look For Irregularities  Snide 65 Men Into New  York State

N. Y. Checked By 65 Agents On Reported Tax Shakedown   Investigation Will Cover All Irregularities Says Commissioner

Revenue Agents Sift Shakedown Reports in N. Y.   Tax Irregularities in Metropolis Called ~ Tough Problems

New York Tax Shakedown Reports Under Investigation   Revenue Commissioner Says Inquiry to Cover the Entire Siate.

U.S. Agents Checking New Fraud Cases  Revenue Chief Has Reports of New Yor! Tax ‘Shakedowns’

PROBE TAX SHAKEDOWNS IN NEW YORK   Revenue Bureau Sends 65 Special Agents to Investigate Reports of Scandals There.

Agents Check New York Tax Irregularities  Sixty-Five Speciai Men Invectiqatina

Judge Murphy to Guide Big Cleanup Drive   White House Silent on 'Drastic Action’ Vowed by Truman

TAX CHIEF SAYS FULL INQUIRY WILL BE TOUGH  HINT REVELATIONS   HINT REVELATIONS OF NEW SCANDALS ARE FORTHCOMING

Special Agents Probe New York Tax Shakedowns   Dunlap Assigns Large Force To Tax Checkup

65 ASSIGNED TO DUTY IN NEW YORK   Revenue Chief Pledges Broad  Investiqation

Tax -Mess Hinted in. N.Y. City   65 ‘Agents Checking Shakedown Reports

Large Tax Probe Begin: In New York   65 Special Agents Working On Broad Front, Dunlap Tells  Wiawscanain

Widespread Shakedowns Are Reported   More Than 65 Special Agents Are Assigned to Check Scandal

DUNLAP SAYS 65 AGENTS NOW ACTIVE THERE   Chief Collector’ Indicates Check To Be Broadspread

NEW YORK HAS BIG TAX PROBE   65 Ageats Begin Search for Facts On ‘Shakedowns’

Dunlap Reveals Sweeping Probes In Revenue Cases  Calls Irregularity Situation ‘Tough’ With Wide Scope

Chief Collector Reveals Huge Squad Working. or Gotham Irreaularities

Probe On NYC: White House Mum On Murphy   No Confirmation Yet On New Yorker's Cleanup Appointment

Agents Study Tax Records   65 Special Men Are Probing New York Tax Cases

Eastern Star Insia‘is at Dawn   Mrs. Arlie Purcell Is Worthy Matron.

Girls More Fun Than Football  Also Offer Advantages Over Study, Senator " Aqrees

Now Senator... College Boys Already Know Girls Are More Fun Than....

 ASK The Wian Who Knows—  Girls On Saturday Afternoon Said More Fun Than Football

OR FOOTBALL EITHER —  What’s Physics Got Over Pretty Girl For a Saturday Date? Senator Asks

Girls More Fun Than Nuclear Physics Or Football On Saturday Afternoon

2 British Ships Bombard Enemy in Daring Foray   Frigates Make Run Up Han Hiver In Korea

U.S. Rocket Ships Blast Communist Positions Under Cover Of Rainy Weather

Allies Blast Reds Off Hill In Wonju Area   Air, Artillery Rout 6000 From  Strategic Point

Yanks ReoccupySite Abandoned By Communists   U, S. 2d Infantry Division Fights Delaying Action 2 Miles South Of Wonju

Yanks Fighting Delaying Action   More Communists Seeking to Turn Retreatina Allies

Allies Passed Up Knockout Chance  Army Says Reds on Ropes  At Timea Parleve Reaan

Army Says Reds Were on Ropes Before Parley   Claims Allies Held Up Knockout

HAD REDS SAGGING   Yet Army Says Allies Helc Off Knockout Blow to al Patel,

Army Discloses Reds ‘on Ropes In Last Month —  Enemy Is Accused of F, a. irc! os

Chance To Blast Reds Passed Ur   Army Cites Display o Good Faith in Talks; Hits Red Buildup.

CLAIM ALLIES HAD ENEMY ON ROPES   Army Says U.N. Held Off To Show “Good Faith”   COMMUNISTS   Accused Of Moving Up Men And Supplies While U.N. Withdraws Forces

Knockout In Korea Held Off   Army Claims Allies, Had Reds ‘On Ropes’ But Held Off Putting  On Finiching Taucho<

Claims Chinese, Red Korean Units Were Near Defeat  Pentagon Charges Communists Built Dawer Since Rid

United Nation: Troops Pulled Out of Battle   Officials Claim “Chinese Sending New Men to Lines

Were Ready To Deliver The Knockout   Army Spokesman Says U.N. Held Up For Peace Talks

Pouring Troops Into War Area, U.S. Charges   U. N. Army Threw Away Chance to Knock Out Enemy, Says Spokesman

U.N. Forces Held Off KO Punch To Show Good Faith   Communists Accused Of Using Time For — ‘Tremendous Buildup’

Since June 23 Communists In Korea Have Been Moving In More Troops and Weapons

Red Delegation Will Present. Reply Saturday   Joy Explains U.N. Position With Aid Of Warfront Mans

Reds Use Time to Build Power   Pentagon ‘Says Parley Came When Foe Was Hanging on Ropes

Foe ‘Hanging On Ropes’ At  Truce Period   Army Asserts Reds Used Time Since Then For Massive Buildup

UN Foregoes Chance To Throw Knockout Punch   Chinese Suffered Largest Defeat Just Before Peace Bid

Enemy Accused Of Carrying Out Great Buildup   Army Charges Allies Showed Good Faith By Holding Back UN Knockout Punch

Held Off TheKOFor Peace Talk   Army Says Allies Had Reds Hanging on Rope: Last Month in Korea   TO MEAT OF TALKS   Adm. Joy Tells Commies Where and Why the UN Wants Cease-Fire Line

Army Showed Good Faith. lailed to Deal  Knockout Blow   Communists Accused of Buildup Since Peace Proposal Made

Allies Had Communists Hanging On Ropes In Korean War In June But Slowed Down Offensive Punch   Army Claimed Drive Slowed To Aid Peace

Says Red Hanging On Ropes; Before Cease Fire Talks   Army Claims Reds Use Time for : Huge “Buildup”

Army Claims Reds in Korea Were ‘on Ropes’   Knockout Held Off To Show ‘Good Faith’

Had Korea Foe on Ropes Army Claims   Held Up Drive to Show Good Faith in Peace Parley

Koe Accused Of Build-Up Alonso Front   Says Follow-Through On Victory Halted In Hopes of Peace

Army Claims UN Force Held Off Trying to Deliver Knockout to Reds to Show Good Faith in Peace Talks, But Commies Have Continued Buildup

Truce Breather Bolsters Reds  Enemy Uses Time Teh Waieterca Line

U.S. Claims It Delayed Knockout Try   Army Says It Showec “Good Faith” In  Holding Off

Communist Trick Now Scented in Truce Confabs   Allies Lay Out Plan For Cease-fire Line To End Conflict

Order a Probe of McCarthy's Right to Hold Office   Committee to Make Report on Senator.—-Other Investigations Continue.

Air Tilts Rage As Truce Talk  Revival Nears   U.N. Pilots Damage Two More Red Jets As Bombers Strike

Windsor Hails Royal Visifors   Canadian ‘Detroit’ Puts aon Bia Show

Fire Damages Part Ci Old Carvel Hal   Guests Forced To Flee, Legislature Quickly Adiourns

One Sentry, 63 Gls Are Slain   Chinese Reds Surprised Advance Yank Outpost

Surprise Raid By Reds Kills  68 Americans   Yanks Had Only One Sentry In Captured Village, Canadian Writes

. -THREE. AIRMEN KILLED— Air Force B-25 Bomber  Crashes On Ohio Farm

Air Raid Warning Test Actual ‘War Maneuver’   State Wide Defense Exercise Will Be Held On February 10-11: Passive Means Recealed

EXTENSIVE PLANS FOR RECREATION   Lawrence Youth to Be Offered Many Summer  Activities   SIGN UP NEXT WEEK

Lawrence Youth to Be Ofered Many Summer Activities   SIGN UP NEXT WEEK

Presbyterian Group Asks for Return Ot ‘Old Time’ Songs to Church Hymnal

Enlisted _ Reservists  To Come Ouit   Most To Be Out By Christmas, DefenseDept.Says

Discharae World War II Veteran Reservists Soon   Draft Boards Will Re-Classify 500,000 Childless Husbands

Armed Forces To Release Most Involuntary Reserves Prior To Christmas Season

It'll Be Home By Christmas For Reservists   Most Enlisted Men Will Be Released If War Doesn't Worsen

“Fortress” Idea Scored by Dewey   Fi, igure  of. 70,000: Emerges F rom: ‘Debate: as. Number Of Troops: to Be Sent. to Europe:

Lawmakers Say — Congress May Kick Out Military Plans   Figure of 70,000 Take Shape as Total of Troops to Go to Europe

70,000 May Be Top Figure for Troops to Europe   Dewey Attacks Hoover's ‘Air-Sea Power Alone’ Idea

Defense Controversy 70,000 Figure Set For  U. S. Troops In Europe As Great Debate Grows

Hint 70,000 Troops Will Go To Europe   Senate Committee Will Start Hearings On Thursday

—BIG DEBATE—  70,000 GIs To Europe Is Proposed   DEWEY HITS TROOP LIMIT

Great Debate On Troops For  Europe Grows Dewey Says It's Foll To Depend On Sea, Air Power Alone

Congress May Trim Estimate, Solons Concede  Gov. Dewey Adds   Gov. Dewey Adds Heavy Blast At Hoover-Taft Views On U. S. Defense

New Fuel Added To Heated Fight & Europe Aid   Governor Dewey Breaks With Taft Hoover Utterances

4 Divisions May Be Sent To Europe   Dewey Says Congress Should Not Pat Limit On Troops For Eisenhower

Plan U. S. Expedition At 70,000   Senators Say Military Planning To Send 70,000 Troops To West Europe

Congress Hears 10,000 Troops May Be Sent to Europe   That Figure is Mentioned in “Great Debate”

Some Senators See 70,000 as  Troops Figure   Say Military Plan: Call for That Numbe: to Be Sent to Europe

Gi's-to-Europe Figure Estimated  Dewey Disagrees With Hoover. Senator [aft

TALK 70,000 YANK TROOPS FOR EUROPE   Gen. Bradley and Others Indicate Four Additional Divisions Are Wanted For Europe.   DEWEY SPEAKS IN “THE GREAT DEBAT E”   Differs With Hoover and Toft; Says Air and Sea Power Are Not Enough,

Still Debate U.S. Troops To Europe   Some Senators Think 70,000 Will Be Needed

Capital Locked In Great Debate. On European Aid   Additional Troops For European Area Stirs Lawmakers

Figure 70,000 Emerges From ‘Great Debate’  Plane fall far That   Plans Call for That Many to Go to Europe

70,000 TROOPS TO AID EUROPE REPORTED PLAN   Pentagon May Want That Many, But Congress Can Change Number

70,000 Seen As Figure In Troop Fight   Yanks-¥ or-Europe Issue To Go Before Group On Thursday

70,000 FIGURE EMERGES FROM ‘GREAT DEBATE’   ORATORS CONTINUE LOUD DISCUSSION OF TROOPS TO EUROPE

figure of /U, UU Men Emerging From ‘Great Debate’ eee en Emerging From Great Debate  ‘Utmost Folly’ Dewey Calls Hoover Plan of Sea-Air Defense Alone

70,000 More Troops Seen As U.S. Contribution To European Defense   Senators Think Military Plans To Require Four More Divisions; Debate Still Raging

Talk 70,000 U. S. Troops  For Europe   Dewey Lashes Taft. Hoover Position on U. S., Europe Defense

See 70,000 . U.S. Troops For Europe  Great Debate Launched Over Arms Program

U. S. Policy  Debate Sees Big Variety Of Opinions   Senators Make Guess Of 70,000 American Soldiers In Eurepe

—CONGRESS— Troop Issue Controversy Is Mounting  Rumor 70,000 May Be Sent To Europe

70,000 Troops May Be Quota To Aid Europe   Dewey Assails Hoover and Taft On Air-Sea Defense

‘Great Debate’ On Troops Issue Picks Up Speed   Military Plans Call for Force Of 70,000 Men

/0,000 Is Figure Heard In Debate Over US Troops   Committees To Get Problem This Week; Dispute Roars On

70,000 More U. S. Troops For Europe Seen Needed This Year By Senators

Debate Rages On Troop Use   Dewey Surprises By Break With Other GOP Spokesmen

Denver No Home for Buffalo to Roam, Police Discover as Bison Go Berserk

SCATTER 5000 PEDESTRIANS Two Buffalo Run Berserk Tnhrovah Downtown Denver

 Denver Police Thumb Rule Books ISTAMPEDING BUFFALO TERRORIZE CIT‘

Esso Receives McMullan Reply  Attw QDonaral: Wallac   Atty. General Holds To Original Charge

Foreign Office Reports That They Have Not Been HeardFromSinceMay 20

Behind Iron Curtain? British Fear Security Leak; 2 Agents Missing

British Officials Have Disappeared   Speculation Is Given That Pair May Be Behind the Iron Curtain

Flight Of Two Top Diplomats Shocks Britain   Foreign Service Officials May Be Behind Red Curtain

Fear 2 British Diplomats Have Fled te Russia  Bi Cou espio nage aakenpor

‘Lost Weekend’ Suspected as Cause For Absence of British Diplomats

British Agents Among Missing; Behind Curtain   Two Disappeared May . 25 And Speculation Ie Rife.

Missing British Foreign Service Men To Have Gone Behind the Iron Curtain

Begin Search For r2 Missing Britishers   Speculate Men May Have Taken Secrets Back Of Tron Curtain

Two British Foreign Service Officials Vanish, Security Agents Suspect Moscow Goal

Two Members Of British Foreign Office Missing   Speculation Starts As To Pair Being In ‘lron Curtain’

Britons Missing In Iron Curtain  Two Officials May Be Gone To Moscow

Spain Shows Armed Powel On Birthday   ‘Display Of Troops Marked By Lack Of Modern Weapons

Franco Displays Military Might on Anniversary of Victory _ eee mentee erent nen ceeaccemmaae tert imamenmanranee A eet rm nett eRARenreNT- ANN eer Ae acnr nr Epona eaten nahn tian nea minima Rennie a tere —~An wo un annewet-avantmmatn So enenen  Spain Lacks Modern Weapons

Franco Parades  Spanish Troops   Armament Lack Displayé At Military Show

Hoover Hits Dishonesty in Government  20,000. Out to See Ex- President

Hoover Hits Government  ‘Dishonesty’  ‘Complaisance’ Biggest Danger

DESPITE TROUBLES  75-Year-Old Man Pleased : With His Own Funeral

Man Attends Own Funeral Service And Is “Well Pleased’ by Turnout

Charge Made Allies Bombed Red Quarters   Kaesong Sector Hit, Foe Asserts In Anary Account

Announcement of Break Claims Communists Staged “Bombing” From First to Last: Blunt Note Handed to Reds.

Full-Scale War Due ToResume   Earlier Enemy Charges Of Truce Area Violations Rejected By U. N.

Charge U.S. Planes Bombed Area Near Delegates’ Quarters   Allies Declare Whole Incident Is Frameup; Whether Full-Scale Resumption of Warfare Will Follow Not Apparent in Announcement

‘Today's Skies   Say UN” Bombed. Kaesong  Allies Report ~   Allies Report ~. It.Is Frame-Up  Staged By. Reds

Raid On Red. Area Blamed  On UN Plane   Communists Accuse U.S. Of Tossing Jellied Gasoline At Quarters And Strafing Homes; Ridgway Claims “Incident Is Frameup”’

Action Expected To Result af Gnee in Full Scale War   Communists Charge Their HQ In Peace Area Bombed

Enemy Angrily Charges Bombing of Kaesong Area  U. N. Headquarters in Tokyo Says Incident Is ‘Frameup Staged From First to Last’

Peiping Radio Angrily Charges U.S. Plane Dropped Jellied Gasoline Bombs Near  Quarters Of Red Delega titan At K anenne

Charge Red Delegates’  At Kaesong Bombed And Strafed By Allied Plane   Full-Scale Resumption Of Korean War Presaged By Action; U.N. Delegates Tene Charvee if Violating Agreement

WHOLE INCIDENT BRANDED FRAMEUP BY (IN FFICIALS   Truce Talks Are ‘Olf from  Now On,” Allied Liaison Officers Say   RED CHARGES DENIED   Ridgway Silentas fo Whethe er Break Will Lead ‘to New Full-Scale War

Accuse Allies Of Bombaiding Kaesong Area.   U. N. Headquarters Describe Act as Communist “Frameup’

Not Clear. If Action Means War  To Resume   Charge Plane Bombed Quarters Of Reds Denied By Ailied Chiefs

Giant Hurricane Heads Into The Open Aflantic      Spares Coastline Of Virginia, N.C

Boyle D Denies Use Of Pull’ In RFC Loan   Believes It Proper For Committeémen To Set Up Appointments

' Sale Of Law Practice. Draws Fire At Hearing ’For Democratic Chief

Boyle Denies Using Position  Can MArOlalla mel Crap   Sen. McClelland Says Profits Implied

Witness Denies Use Of Position To Make Profit   Arrangement Proper Party Committee Head Insists

Denies He Used Political Pull   William. M. Boyle Is Called To Testify In RFC Investigation

McClellan Hits Purported Sale   Boyle Denies Using His Political Position for Personal Profit

Boyle Denies Using Job For Personal Profif   Senator Describes Siskind Deal As ‘Unusual’

Was Red Once Says Film Star   Larry Parks Tells House Probers He Was Party Member 10 Years Acc

Larry Parks Admits Once  Being A Red   Actor Testifies He Joined In 41 But Is No Longer  In Communist Party

Larry Parks Admits Being Former Commie   Movie Actor Tells House Group of Membership In Party Ten Years Ago

Movie Actor Testifies in New Probe   Sereen Star Says He Joined Party in 1941

Actor Discloses Communist Ties   Quit Party in 1941, Parks Tells Committee

‘I Quit Reds 10 Years Ago, Parks States  House Committee   House Committee Reopens Probe Inte Hollywood Activity

Larry Parks Admits He Was Communist in 1941, But Says He Drifted Out

JOINED PARTY TD YEARS AbD, QUIT, HE SAYS   Sees Big Difference Between Being Red in 1941 and 1951.

Parks Claims: He Quit Party Ten Years Age  Movie Actor Admits TW. Ww... Vcd Te 1047

Parks a ‘Red’ 10 Years Ago   Movie Actor Telis House Committee He Late: Quit Cammunist Party.

Larry Parks Says He Was Member Of Communist Party But Later Quit It

LARRY PARKS SAYS HE QUIT COMMUNISTS   Movie Actor Tells Congress He Was oa Red in 1941.

Russia to Make Bid  For Peace   Reds Reported to Want Peace Treaty In Germany; End Of Occupation

Russia Would Like Western Powers To Approve German Peace Treaty Soon

Withdraw All Forces In 12 Months   Soviets Reported To Have Prepared FivePoint Program for Big 4 to Settle Problems.

Russians Ask New German Peace Treaty   Withdrawal Of All Occupation Forees Songhi By End OF °52

at All. f Ger By 1952 est Wil Oppose  a sae t             ea           ’ Big Four Meeting Enters Second Day

Action Taken By Senate’s Finance Unit   Moat Small Farm Groups Are Still . Exempt Under Plan

Senate Unit  Votes To Tax Big Co-ops   Nonfarm Grou ps To Remain Exempt

Exemption for Some Continued   Senators Accept -Plan to Raise More Revenue

Action Hits Mainly At Big Outfits   Status Quo For Small Rural Firms Would Be Continued

5-Cent Booth Call Going Up To 10 Cents   Basic Home Rates Are Upped as Much as 30 Cents

Price Controls: Watered Down House Bill Sent To Conference Cammittee

House Votes Some Teeth Cn Controls   Measure Approved by o23-92 Vote Is Stronger Than Administration Anticipated,

Controls Are Passed By House   Bill Tougher Than Leaders Expect But Still Falls Short of Demands

‘Strong Bill is Still Short of Truman Demands   Measure Passed Aftor Long Session, Goes to Conferees

Bill Short of Truman Requesi   Administration Claims Black Markets Likely

House Passes Prices W age Control Bill,   Measure Falls, Short Of Demands Asked By President Truman

Price Control Bill Is Passed By House   Administration Hopes Stronger Bill Will Come From Conference Committee

New Controls May Be Added ~ To House Bill   Economic Stabilizer To Carry Fight To Conference

House Passes Stronger Price And Wage Controls Measure Than Expected

Program Proves Tougher Than Was Expected  GOP, Dixie Demo   GOP, Dixie Demo Coalition Falls Apart During Fal Voting

fficials of 0.P:S. Report Auto Price reeze Will Be Extended Beyond March 1

Car Price Lids To Be Extended   Freeze Expiration Date Is March 

To Renew Caz  Price Freeze  May Be Extended Until April First To Allow Revision

Plants Assured Enough Materials For Maintenance   Order Will Help Industry To Keep All Facilities In Operating Condition

Auto Price Freeze to Be Extended  OPS Needs More Time to Work Ou! New Regulations

Ike’s Duties Won't Stop 1952 Race   Truman Says Eisenhower Work in Europe Will Not Prevent Candidacy   ‘PUTS DUTY FIRST’   President Says He Can’t Say How Long General May Be Needed Abroad

Senate Probers Wrangling Over Formosa Memo   Acheson Calm in Facing Fight for Political Life

SENATORS GET INTO QUARREL DURING PROBE   Testimony by Secretary of State Delaved While Interrogators Wrangle.

Pa. Tax-Deadloch Recess Probable   Legislature Appears In Harmony to Hang O: ‘No Rusiness’ Notices

Legislature May Recess for )-Month Period  Token Meetings to Be Held While New Tax Solution Sought

[Assembly Plans Recess Until iDecember 10th Following a "Token Session'"’ Next Week

Assembly Reces: Of Two Months Seems Certain  ‘No Business’ Session: Are Scheduled For Next Week

Solons Split on Recruiting of Players   Some‘See Nothing Wrong in Policy, Others Onpnosed

Report Deaths Of Americans  In Red China   One Dies fn Jail; One After Release

TU) IMPRISONED AMERICANS DEAL   MISSIONARY DIES IN RED CHINA 4dAIL, BUSINESS. MAN IN TSINGTAO.

230.000 ttems Under Latest Disalle Order   Some Boosts, Some Rollbacks to Result  In Freeze Efforts

Many Items  Get Freeze Of Markups   Clothes and Furniture On List Included in New Price Edict.

Making the Hair Stand Up for a Wig Wearer Is Real Hairline Business Secret

Keep Fight Over There Quadruple Amputee Holds  First Press Conference

ARMY AMPUTEE IS OPTIMISTIC   Would Sooner Fight Iz Korea Than Here, Smith  Leclares

Reds Pulverized By Expanded UN Offense In Korea  Seoul In Artillery   Seoul In Artillery Range; Enemy Hoist Surrender Flags

‘ALLIES NOW ONLY 5 MILES FROM MAJOR CITY Pulverizing Push Sends UN Troops ‘To Within Siege- Gun Range Of Seoul

More Major Floods Head for the Kaw: Situation Critical   Big Blue Overflow: Hits Blue Rapids Area More Rain Feeds ‘the Soloman. Smoky Mill

AN IN FUR Water From Smoky Hill and Bio Blue to Send Kaw   FORECAST MORE RAIN

NO THIRD TERM IS LEGAL  Truman To Await 1952  On Reelection Decision

Truman Will Not Decide On Second Term Until 1952   U. S. Ratifies Constitutional Amendment Barring Third Terms But HST Is Exempted; Nevada 36th State To Approve Limitation

Furst Of West Point Cheating Cadets Leave —   25 Lxpécted To Depart Today; They Face Induction Into Service

Reports Indicate Both Sides Prepared to Make Concessions — Reds Say Demand That Line Be on 38th Parallel Can Be ‘Adjusted’

Peiping Radio Report Gives Strong Tip   Sub-Committee To Conduct Second Meeting Today

Hopes Rising For Agreement On Cease-tire  Reports Say Both Sides Are Ready   ey ge

Attitude At Parley Friendly   Indicate Both Sides Ready To Give In A Little As Truce Teams Confer

Both Sides Prepared to Make Concessions to End Three-Week-Old Deadlock

Deaciock May Soon Be Solved In Comnromise   Both Sides Exvected To Make Concession

Negotiators Are More  Optimistic   Peiping Radio Indicates Reds -May Adiust Line

UN Command Willing To Bal Line It Will’ Gain North Parallel By Concessions Weet Crane   NEGOTIATORS APPEAR IN FRIENDLY ATTITt

Both Back Down On Demands.   Near Agreement On Buffer Zone Between Armies

Subcommittee Is Jovial, Poses for Photographs; Chinese Troops Shifted

Trace Hopes Rising After . More Talking   Friendlier-Feelings Noted In Kaesong Under New Svstem

Peiping Radio Says Willing to ‘Adjust’ Stand   Secret Talks Begun ir Friendly Atmosphere Amid Ontimisin

Both Sides May  Compromise   First Committee Meeting Held On Informal And Friendly Basis

Airliner Comes In on a Prayer  40 on Plane Sweat   40 on Plane Sweat Out 2-Hour Ordeas

"Monte Cristo’ Escape—  Convict Takes 2 Years to Dig  '70-*+. Tunnel. Flee Prison

Today's River Stages   ‘Spends 2 Years Digging 'Tunnel, Then Escapes

ALVIVAL CAMPAIGN  Series of Religious Meetings Here April 3 to April 23

Pact Line Urged East Of Rhine   Eisenhower Calls For Quick Forming Of Defense Units

NAMES OF POW'S LEFT OFF LISTS, BOTH SIDES SA}   Allies Demand Accounting by Enemy of More Than 1,000 Captives of Korean War.   DELEGATES SPAR ON SERIOUS ISSUE   Communist Writer Says Red. Held Prisoners Could Be Delivered Week After Truce Is Signed.

£3  Balance Sheet for the Week, between’ Good and Bad News in Hot arid Cold’ Wars:

Retail Prices 01 Meat Still High   :Hold Close'to Last Week's” High Levels; ‘Poultry *Prices'Up

Seek Causes For Air Crash That Killed 14   Four Crewmen of Aerial Giant ‘Leaped Before They Looked,’ Escaped

Inquiry On Fatal  Collision   Death Toll To 14 In Crash Of Big Airliner And  An F-51 Fighter

HEAVY RAINS BOG DOWN UN ARMY IN KOREA  Reds Mass for Drive As Weather Keeps Allied Warplanes rom Skies.

Artillery Hammers Gathering Strength, Warplanes Grounded   Reds’ Buildup Growing Steadily As Groups Of 1000 Sneak Into Lines; Allies Readied.

Ceilings on Pork fo Be Set Soon   OPS Also to Curb Live Hog Prices

‘SPECIFIC CEILING PRICES ON PORK PRODUCTS TO BE SET BY ‘PRICE STABILIZATION OFFICE

Four-Year Term Measure Killed.  Lansing Coalition Renate Rill 24-50

4 More Nations Are Considered For Atlantic Role Duty to Resist Attack  On New Members Is Dien be hme Ssee nian

Enlarged Europe Defense Studied  May Admit Yugeslavs, Spain, Greece, Turkey

RIVER FLOODS BOTTOMS AGAIN ~ AT MT. CARMEL   Refugees Begin Their Annual  Trek to Box Car  Shelters.

“It Wasn't Much,’ Quadruple Amputee Of Korean War Says; Gives Thanks For Help

Offer $10,000 For Slayer Of Court Witness   Kansas Cityan’s Body In River Near Waverly

Slaying of Key Witness May Bring Grand Jury Probe   $10,000 Reward Offered for Arrest. Conviction of Matt Jones Killer.

Dam Bursts In Mexico,  50 Drown   Village Wiped Out As Dam Crumbles Without Warning

Toll of 50 Feared In Dam Break   Mexican Reservoir Bursts After Heavy Rains Of Hurricane

F ifty Persons Die When Dan Floods Village   Hurricane Rains Crumble Reservoir Above Mexican Town

50 Feared Dead As Dam Breaks   Hurricane Rains Cause Of Disaster

Hurricane Rains Burst Dam; 50 People Drown   Rampaging Water Wipes Out Small Mexican Village

Hurricane Rair Smashes Dam:  13 Are Killed   Storm Blowing Out In Mountainous Mexican Interior

9 Killed as Dam Collapses Atter Gulf Hurricane  ardenas, Mexico,

18 Are Drowned In Floodwaters Of Hurricane  Water Floods Merican Town As Torrential Rains Break Dam

Toll Feared  50 As Mexican  Dam Bursts  - Whole Village Is Wiped Out In Wake Of Spent Hurricane

Village In Mexico Wiped Out as Dam Bursts: 50 Dead   Rains Following Hurricane Cause Dam to Crumble

—HURRICANE’S TOLL MOUNTS— Flood Waters Wipe Out  Entire Mexican Village

Dam Bursts; Flood Kills 20 In Mexico   Village Wiped Out; Storm Spends Self Against Mountains

Bursting Dam  Takes Village   90 Feared Dead in Mexico: 27 Bodies Re covered

Mysterious Bright Light ‘Plays — Tags’ With Airliner Over Kansas

GIRL STABBED IN ~ JOWA CATHEDRAL   Victim . Felled. On. Way To uel Cammrmiinien esit

Girl Near Death After Attack By Boy Friend   Stabbed In Back At Communion Services In Des Moines Churcl

GIRL TABBED IN CATHEDRAL NEAR DEATH   Assailant: Put in Strait Jacke! After Fight and Injuries in Jail Bullpen.

Girl Remains In Danger of Death Today   Stabbed by Suitor During Service at Catholie Church

A Man Should Look Back a Few Years Just to See If He Has Learned Anything

Millions Asked For A-Defense   President Warns Russia Can ‘Deliver? Bombs

Democrat Challenge to GOP Rule in the Quaker City Is Election Highlight on Tuesday

Argentina Returns Peron to Power .  Women Vote Fer The First Time

COLD, CLOUDY, WINDY   No Precipitation Is in Sight for St. Patrick’s Day

Passenoei* > erish in Boat '  Fo   Waves, Currents Overturn Craft

6 Die as Small Cruiser Upsets In Choppy Seas   Former Navy Landing Craft Hit By Ground Swell in Channel

Maniac Slays 2 Cab Drivers   Six Lives Lost as Pleasure  Croft Founders at San Diego

ENGLAND EASES MONEY CONTROL   Makes First Move In Letting Sterling Find Its Own Level

British Relax Money Curbs To Aid Pound  Canada Abolishes Her 12-Year-Old Exchange Cantrale

No Progress On Cease-Fire Line in Korea   Allied Troops Repel Strong Enemy Attacks

Cohen Still Trying To Bargain With  Crime Probers: 8 Witnesses Called

 Ogdensburg Judge Faces Ouster for  Refusal to Waive Immunity Before Jury

OPEN FLOOD GATE  Workmen Have No Trouble With Mechanism in North  Lawrence

DOUGLAS OPPOSES TWO FOR BENCH   BATTLE ROVAL IN SENATE OVER TRUMAN NOMINEES IS IN PROSPECT.

Douglas To Fight Truman Choices For Judgeships   Senator Invokes “Obnoxious” Rule

Douglas Decides lo Fight HST's Judge Nominees  Bar Poll Conv neces  e@. fg. 88. age   Bar Poll Convinces Senator His Views Are Riaht Ones

Historic Battle Over Judges Seen   Douglas to Fight Con firmation of Two Tru: man Nominees.

Battle Royal Over Illinois Judges Looms   Douglas Will Fight Against Confirming Of Truman’s Choice:

Douglas To Batlle  Truman Nominees  fHinois Senator Object: To Confirmation Of

neem FIGHT IN PROSPECT ————__-____— Sen. Douglas Reveals He'll Oppose 2 Truman Nominees to U.S. Bench.

Vishinsky Says U. S. Guilty Of Aggression   Charges U. S. Support: Anti-Kremlin Plotters

Korean Red Commanders Seek Renewal Of Peace _ Negotiations At Kaesong   Propose Initial Meeting To Set Up Appropriate Machinery To Deal With Charges Of Neutral Zone Violations

Propose Truce: Conference at Kaesong Again  Bbaeccanmn ta Diclesasaur   Message to Ridgway Is About-Face for  Communist Leaders

Board Starts Probe Of Each Student’s Case   "Stool Pigeon” Used In Inquiry, It Is Charged

“Unfit for Academy, Fit for Army’  Man-Without-Country Fate Threatened, Say Three Dismissed Cadets

CADETS CLAIM ARMY THREATS   Hit Academy Officials For Methods Used To   Get Admissions

COOLING OFF . BEFORE OUSTING CADETS URGEL   Congressman Calls for Delay West Pointers Charge Coercion.

Say Cheating Admitted After Threats Of Los ing Citizenship, Prison Terms; Others Reported Guilty

CADETS CHARGE COERCION USED IN CONFESSIONS   CLAIM THREATS OF CITIZENSHIP LOSS, AND PRISON TERMS

Senate to Probe West Point Case   Demand That the Cadets Be Forgiven Arises in Conaress

Cadets State Info. On Cribbing Came Via “Stool Pigeon’  Dannrt AA AAammkare   Report 44 Members Of Football Squad Involved in Scandal

—WEST POINT-— Cadets Say They Were  Threatened  ‘Cribbing’ Action Brings Protests

Weather   Cadets Charge Jail Threats To Get Confessions  dati tian nee ae   Academy Denies Using Coercion During Investiqatior

Blaik Would Welcome Cadet Ouster Probe   Army Football Coach Would Reveal “True Character Of Men,  Relationship to Sport

Cadet Group Says Threat Made By Top Academy Men   Confession Forced, Group Tells Press; Point Denies Charge

Expelled Cadets Charge Threats Made Used to Get. Them to Admit Cheating

Army Football Coach Red Blaik Says He Would Welcome  Congressional Probe of Academy  Parents of Cadets Appealing For Fair Treatment in Case

Army ‘Cooling Off’ Pericd Suggested  Wait Asked Before   Wait Asked Before Ousting 90 Cadets

Senate Unit Scans West Point Case   Blaik Welcomes Probe “So True Character Of Boys Shown.”

Cadets Charge Threats Used To Get Confessions  Point Spokesman Denies "Allegations; Ousted Men, Parents Bitter

Ousted Cadets Say Threats Used To Obtain Confessions   Manw Caonfesced

QUSTED CADETS TOLD OF THREAT   Report Being Warned Of Imprisonment And Perjury Charges Unless They Admitted Cheating.

Cadets Claim Coercion In Army Ouster   Threatened With Loss Of Citizenship Some Sav

Three Expelled Cadets Say They  Were Threatened Allege West Point

Cadets. Hurl ‘Coercion’ Charge In Investigation Of West Point Ucandal

Evidence Collected by “Stool Pigeon,” Probers Told: Cadets Threatened Into Admitting Cheating During West Point Exams, Victims Declare

Cadets Charge Threats — Used: to Get Confessions   Uenator Praises Army for Expose

Cadets Charge West Point Used Prison Threats   Congressmen Debate De-emphasizing Football at Academy

MOTHERS, DADS OF CADETS ASK CONGRESS’ AID   ‘Fair Deal’ Sought For Those Ousted In Exam Cheating

Cadets Say ‘Stool Pigeons’ Got Cribbing Information  West Pointers Charge They Were Threatened With Prican Tarm<« Ear Estlure te Canfece

Army Loach Will  Welcome a Probe  Earl Blaik Wants Congress to Learn True Caliber of His Cadets  NO COMMENT ON JOB  Representative Calls for “Cooling Off Period: on Ousters

Cadets Say Confessions Were Forced   Prison Threats Charged by Some Ousted Students

Coach Wants West Point Story Aired   Blaik Would Welcome Congressional Probe  Of Cadet Dismissals

Cooling Off Time In Ousting of Cadets Proposed   Rep. Murray Asks A 30-Day Period

RED ASSAULT MAY COME Acheson Warns Armistice  Talks Still May Collapse

Govt. to Slash Production Of Refrigerators, Washing ‘Machines by 30 Per Cent

Durable Goods Production Cut  NPA Order on Autos Held Up for Revamp

Tran Offered New Oil Plan   Luncheon Coupled ye . o . With Sugvestions

ARRIVES FOR TILT   “Field General Mud” May Take Hand in K. U.-KState Outcome   JAYS STILL FAVORED

GREAT EQUALIZER ARRIVES FOR TILT   “Field General Mud” May Take Hand in K. U.-K Cinin Midteninen   JAYS STILL FAVORED

‘LEGION PROMISES TRANSPORTATION Canadian Vets Offer Eyes To Joan Purcell

HANDS LINKED IN GESTURE OF MERCY BY LEGIONS THAT MAY  PAPAAAAAA INE Ree eer i a ain alin itll iad  SAVE GIRLS SIGHT AND ‘LIFE

ruman Mum Dn Plans for ax Cleanup  Revenue Bureau Begins Probe   Revenue Bureau Begins Probe Of Alleged New York Shakedowns

White House Is Quiet on Truman‘ Cleanup Plans   Commissioner Says Bureau Investigating Reports in East

Foreed to Mind Babies, Father Attacks Them   Charlottesville Man Kills One, Injures Two of His Infant Children

Father Attempts To Kill Children, But Two Survive   Veteran Succeeds In Killing Only One of 3 Youngsters

Truman Spurs Senate Feud by Action on RFC   Friends Think He Ought iu Take Vacation and Rest Ip

Party Senators Attack Truman REC Nominees   Feud Deepens As President Renames 5 Men

On RFC Leaders Gains Intensity  Fullbright Declares Will Fight Dawson  Senate Feud 

Feud Over RFC ecoines Bitter  Democrats Lambast Truman Appointees

Fulbright Won't Refract Charges On RFC Leaders   Feud Gains Intensity As Truman Moves In For Showdown

Bitter Wrangle Over RFC Board  Gains Intensity   ‘Senator Fulbright To Fight Truman Reappointmeat Of Judge Rowe Of Athol

Senate Croup’s Feud With Truman Grows   Clash Over RFC Leadership Becomes More Intensified Today Following Re-Appointment of Entire Board of Directors by President.   MAY BLOCK CONFIRMATION

GloverResigns As CAP Chief   : = ot Maj. B. F. Glover last night announced his resignation as commanding officer of the Hobbs Civil: Air Patrol sid.

Safety Director Garrison, However, Tells Probers Delinquency Is on Increase

Germany Becomes Partner In Arms For West Defense   Former Enemy Is Urgec By Big 3 To Build Another Army

GERMANY ASKED TO RAISE ARMY   Allies Ready To Accept West Zone As Full Defense Partner

ASK W. GERMANY TO RAISE ARMY   ALLIES INVITE BONN GOVERNMENT TO BECOME FULL DEFENSE PARTNER,

West Germans Invited by Allie  To Raise Army  World. War 2 Foe Accepted as Full Defense Partner

First U.S. Secretary of Defense Saw World's Future Hinged on Soviet Policies

‘The Forrestal Diaries ‘Soviet Policy and Intentions Will Affect Fate of World   First Secretary Of Defense Sees Vast Red Influence

The Forrestal Diaries   The First Secretary of Defense Foresees World's Future Hinging on Soviet Policy 3 and Intentions

But Forrestal Guessed Soviet Aims Farly..and Foresaw: Trouble: Ahead

The First Secretary of Defense Sees World’s Future Hinging on Soviet Policy and Intentions

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES: Secretary Foresees World's Future Hinging on Russians

ALLIED TROOPS DRIVE ENEMIES FROM 2 HILLS   Reds Lose 2,000 Men In Day’s Sharp Battles

Allies Smash Foe in West, Casualties High   Major Enemy Force Sighted Moving in Area Near Kaesong

UN Strikes Back On Korean Front  Communists Suffer Heavy Losses But New Attacks Expected

Gems Stolen By Three U.S. Officers Returned To German Royal Family

Yugoslav News Agency Correspondent Convinced Louis Adamic Was Murdered

Friend Convinced Adamic Murdered  Newsman Reveals   Newsman Reveais Earlier Threats

Yugoslav Fears Adamic Slain  Reporter Says Men Threatened Author

AFG. OFFICIAL BOTA OM il COMPAN   Symington Says. Texas Mar on Payroll of Heavy RFC Borrower.

RFC Accuses Kx-Of ficial In OilLoan   Symington Says Firm Hired Texan   Freeze Accepted Salary From Texmass, Chief Says

Accused of Working for Borrower and RFC at Same Time   Case Referred to the Justice Department for Possible Prosecution.

Former Official of RFC Is Accused  Of Working for Borrower While   Being on Governmental Pay Roll

Charges RFC Aide Worked for Borrower  Svminaton Names   Symington Names Texas Official

Mining Company In Minnesota Ripped by Blast   Ambulances Said Bringing Casualties In ‘By the Load’

St. Paul Blast Toll Set at 15   40 Persons Taken from Mining Co. Building Today

Explosion Rips Plant Building   Fire Breaks Out And Threatens To Destroy Building; Toll May Rise -

Explosion Occurs In Varnish Plant   Fire Breaks Out, Threatens To Destroy Building

At Least 15 Die In Blast At St. Paul   20 Injured In Minerals Building

15 REPORTED DEAD IN BLAST   Another 20 Declared Injured In Mineral Building Explosion

Varnish Plant Torn Apart By Explosion   Fire Threatens To Destroy Structure In Sub-Zero Weather

Many Hurt  In Tragedy At St. Paul   Scotch Tape Plant Ripped By Terrific Blast At 8:30 A, M,

Plant Blast Kills 15 and Injures Many   Explosion in: Factory At St. Paul Takes: _ Heavy Life Toll; Total Number Dead Unknowr

SPAN BACKERS PLAN NEW HEARING EFFORT  ‘This Time We Must Explain Why Span Is Needed,’ Johnston Avers

SPAN BACKERS PLAN NEW HEARING EFFORT  ‘This Time We Must Explain Why   ‘This Time We Must Explain Why Span Is Needed.’ Johnston Avers

Village employees honor Wm. Windheim after 15 years service to city :

CHURCHILL'S ELECTION IS TERMED HELP IN COLD WAR; PROSPECTS OF A ‘US. OF EUROPE HELD MUCH BRIGHTER   Communists Feel Premier’s Victory Means “An Aggravation of the Imperialistic Belligerent American Policy”

Vote Pleases GOP, Europe   Churchill Victory Hailed As Blow to Reds

District Solons Attack Controls  QGhio Congressmen  Back Opposition

American Gets Red Peace Prize  Retired Minister . Among 7 Honored

New Defense Line Eight Miles Above Seoul  ensive   One Red Offensive Has Spearheads 30 Miles Below Parallel

Allied Units Fall Back Before Triple Assault, ROK Rule Flees Seoul   Invaders’ Wide Flanking Movement Threatens to Trap Defenders Of Capital City

Levee Break and Fire . Push Flood Damage Up In Battered Kansas City.   ‘Half. ‘Million. Driven. Frormn Homes: But Clea “Skies Give Hope Rains Are. ‘Over; ‘Losses:. Near Billion’ Mark: Drinking Water Scarce

Vital Fairfax Levee Breaks, Begins Flooding $200 Million Industrial District: Shattering Explosions Keep Alive Long-Raging Gas Fire

3 More Gas Blasts Stagger Stricken City   Estimates of Damage Near Billion Dollars as Misery “Adds Us

Cadet’s Father Slaps Ouster   Says Cribbing’s Been Going On for Years

Senator Wiley Attacks Alien Property Setun   Sees Tieup With Democratic Party

Stork Leaves “Bundle” At Hatcheck Stand;  Night Spot’s Show Stopped

SEIZE MORE SLOTS   Bee Eee & ee eta Ww & &eas VaLw & Ww  Officers Continue Drive Against Machines Thruout Kansas

Tampico Hard Hit By Storm; Damage Heavy   110 Miles An Hour Winds Lash Other Towns Sn Mexico

“First Phase of Checking Prisoner List ls Competed by_Defense Department

OF POW LIST   iFinish First Phase; Few Names Remain To  Be Released

Those Left Are Special  Problems   Job of Processing 2,940 Names Requires -36 Hours From Time It Is .Started   Sadness Has Role      For Each Home Brought Happiness, 2 Others Are Gloomy

2.940 Names Listed By Reds Identified   Communist Report Does Not Include Names Quoted By Jacob Malik Last August; U.N. Officials Puzzled

Prisoner Roster Still Incomplete   About 250 Names Still Unprocessed

Amy Division Checks Rosters Supplied by Red:  Note Discrepancies With Malik’s Roll

TELEGRAMS GOING OUT 10 NEXT OF KIN   Truman Cautions U.S. Has No Way of Verifying Accuracy of List.

e<2,940, FAMILIES ARE. NOTIFIED Pentagon Nears End Of Long Red Prisoner List

U. S. Ends First POW List Check  250 Special Cases Are Left To be Cleared

Pentagon Is Nearing Completior Of Huge Task Presented by Checkina Prisoner List From Reds

Many Problems Appear in Check of Captive List   Still Unverified, Is Truman’s Warning to Next of Kin

CHECK OF POW LIST NEARLY COMPLETED   Report Completely Unveri. fied, Truman Stresses:

Finish First Phase Of Checking 2,940  ‘Prisoners’ Names   Pentagon Completes Initial Job On Korean Prisoner List Last Night; Relatives Are Cautioned By Military Leaders That This Red-Supplied List Is ‘Unverified’

PRISONER LIST IS RELEASED BY PENTAGON   First Phase Of Job Almost Comp] eted— Defense Depart. ment Still Has 250 Names Jo Check.

250 Names Yet To Be Checked Pentagon Processing  Last of POW List

Army’s Check  Of POW List In Last Phase   About 250 Names Offer Special Problems For Identification Crew

Nearly Complete POW List   Only 250 Special Problems Are Left For Notification  Of Nearest Relatives

250 Prisoner Names Left For Checking  ~—62.910 Kinfolk Are Notified

Identity Errors Slow Completion Of Final Reports  2,940 Confirmed In First Phase of Military Study

250 Names Are Lett To Check   Defense Department, Says Special Problems Met In Giving Rest of List

About 200 Name: On Reds’ List Are Unchecked  Defense Staff Works 2612 Hours on First 2940 Names

‘Telegrams Have Reached Next - Of - Kin; Officials Still To Name 250 More

Check Last 250 Names On PW List   First Phase Of Huge Task Ended. After 26% Hours

State Farm Show Opens Doors Today   Largest Widoor Exhibit In World Will Play Host to 800,000

Congress Roundup .  Senate Returns fo Argue Cheaper Housing Program

Senators Debate Housing Measure   Troops-to-Europe Voted 69-21 In Upper House at Late Session

RED RADIO SAYS UN WILLBE TOLD ‘NO’ WEDNESDAY   Both Sides Standing Firm on Withdrawing Troops From Korea.

Radio Insists Troops Leave   U.N. Negotiators Optimistic About Peace; Say Enemy Has Had Enough

Reds Still Calling for Withdrawal   North Korean Radio Air: Demands; New Delay In Talks Possible.

Ailies Beat Probers Back   3-Day Battle Fought Southwest of Kansong on East Korean Coast

Chinese Charge US Jets Invaded China   Claim They Downed 7 Jet Fighters Deep Inside Manchuria Saturday

Britain Supports General M’ Arthur   Administrative Official Backs Proposal to Bomb Red Bases in North China

STAGE IS SET FOR. GENERAL ELECTI   City, County Officials Hope . Final Results Will Be :  in by 1] om   VOTING SITES LISTED

STAGE IS SET FOR GENERAL ELE   City, County Officials Hope _ Final Results Will Be ~ in by 11 p. m.   IVOTING SITES LISTED

PLANE SMASHUP DEATH TOLL 20; PROBE STARTED   Captain Blackhurst Dies: Mass Funeral Slated  ae ag ee een

Most Recruits Get Good Training and Fair  Treatment. Senate Investiaators Renort

Most Recruits Receiving Good Basic Training   Fort Knox Exception, Senate Probers Say

Atrocity Figures Are Exaggerated, UN Command Says   Allied Headquarters Reports Eighth Army Spokesman'’s.. .. Report Will Be Clarified”

Vicious Animals Hunted by Posse   Leopard Shot Down as Beasts Escape From Wreckage of Circus Trailer

Child Unhurt as Locomotive and Six Cars of Freight Train Pass Over Her

Slayer Pleads Innocent in  Cabin Murder  Buflanwuiet Save   ExConvict Says Architect Made Improper Advances

U.S. Officials Show Concern In Truce Delay   Delegates Cannot Reach Agreement As To Buffer Zone

Not Too Late To Enter   Windows In Business District Will Be Used In Wool And Mohair Contests Sponsored By TSGRA

Wool And Mohair Displays Invited By Hill Country Chapter Auxiliary, TS&GRA As Part Of Festival Here

Calls On Nation For Unity; Asks  For Arms, Taxes   Country Prepared to Negotiate, But Will Not Appease; Assails Russian Plan to Rule the World

SUBMITS 10-POINT PROGRAM TO MEET SOVIET CHALLENGE   State of Union Message Defends U.5. Foreign Policy, Points Out Nation Preparing For Full War Time Mobilization.

President Says We Will Fight To Stay Free; Offers Talks   Defends Foreign Policy Geared to Arming Friends

Congress Told Russians Out After World   Full Mobilization Planned, President Says In Message

CONGRESS WARNED RUSSIANS OUT TO CONQUER WORLD AND Il. S. FREEDOM IS AT STARE

Russia Oui ‘to Take Over World: State Of Union Message Calls for War Pro duetion Expansion, Tax Hike

President Vows U.S. Will Fight To Keep Freedom   State of Union Message Requests © Tighter Draft, More Production, Heavier Taxes, Beiter Social Laws

U.S. Prepared For Complete Mobilization   President Defends Administration's Foreign Policy

‘No Appeasement’ As Call is Made  For Higher Taxes, Planes and Tanks

Tells Congress U.S. Will Fight Freedom Threats  Bans Appeasement But Declares Door

U.S. Willing to Negotiate; Will Fight If We Must   “State of Union” Message Deliverec In Person Today

'No Appeasement’ Is Major Theme Of Truman’s Talk   \Would Meiliate With Reds, . Congress Told, But Will  Fight To Keep Freedom

"State of Union” Message Mostly On Foreign Affairs   We Will Not Engage In Appeasement

Full Mobilizing Called for If Necessary   Message to Congress Gives Broad Sketch Of Preparations Ahead

President Asks Unity In Congress   Defends Policy, kists Preparations for Mobilization.

With Agaressors ls Out—Truman   U. S. Preparing For Full Mobilization In Case All-Out War  CSamac Truman Save

Truman Warns That Red Leaders Are Trying to Take Over World   President Says America Is Preparing For Full War-Time Mobilization; Wants Draft Change,. Controls, Higher Taxes

But Holds Out Olive Branch in ‘Union Address   Defends Foreign Policy; Outlines Nation’s Mobilization

Pres. Truman Asks Congress For Draft Law Changes And Greater Wage - Price Controls

Warns Russians Are  Out to Take World:   President Personally Delivers State of Union Message to Congress; Sketches Presaration for Mobilization

Accuses Soviet Heads Of Trying To Take World   President Defends Foreign Policy, OQuilines Plans For Mobilization

—LONG PULLForeign Policy Is Defended   ‘PEACE, BUT NO APPEASEMENT’

U. S. Ever Ready to Parley With Soviet Russia   President's ‘Message to Congress Urges Unity in Crisis

Asks Tax Hike To Assure More Planes and Tanks   President Tells Congress Nation Set for All-Out Mobilization

President Defends Foreign Policy In Grim ‘State-of-Union’ Message, Calling On Congress For Unity; Charts All-Out Mo bilization Steps

Russia Wants the World President Tells Congress   In War Mobilization Plans Truman Wants Draft Change, Higher Taxes, Price Control

Congress Told ‘We Will Fight, lf Necessary, To Halt Russians   State of Union Message Says Honorable Settlement With Soviet Union Possible

‘State of Union’ Talk Asserts Russ ‘Out to Take Over the World’   ‘We Are Preparing for Full War-Time Mobilization If Necessary,’ President Says: Defends U. S. Foreign Policy

President Says Russia Is Out  To Rule World, Step By Step; Promises Fight If Necessary

Says N ation Prepares for  ‘All-Out War’  Congress Listens to State of IJnion Talk

CONGRESS TOLD U. §, WILL FIGHT TO REMAIN FREE   President Warns Against- Russia; Says U. S. Doesn't Want War But Will  Not Appease Soviet.

Mobilization 0! Nation's Might To Be Speeded  Changes In Draft,;~ Higher Toxes And: Controls Promised :.

Savs U.S. Eager To Negotiate, No Appeasement   President Says Russia’s Feaders Are Out To Take World, Nation Girding For All-Out Vioehilization

No Appeasement,  Mr. Truman Declares  President Says Russia Out to Take Over World, Step by Step   State of Union Messag e to Congress Tells World U.S. Willing to Talk on Peace Terms

Willing, as Always, To Negotiate Settlement with Soviet, Truman Says in Address.   SUBMITS TEN-POINT LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

US WillNot  Appease,He Tells World   Russia, He Says, Is Out to ‘Take Over’ Step at Time; U. S. Is Willing to Negotiate  Outline Is  Second   Outline Is Second

54,00 Planes, 35,000 Tanks Capacity Yearly, Truman Goal; Says: He'll Parley, Not Appease

President Requests Changes In Laws, Pleads For Unity   Lawmakers Told They ‘Face As Grave A Task As Any In History’

Major Hike in Taxes  Soon Due   Wants. Industry Ready to: Produce ‘50,000: Planes. 35.000 Tanke

Damage Suit . For $25,000 Opened Today   Jurors Are Chosen In Case Involving Reformatory Escape

Damage Suit . For $25,000 Opened Today  Jurors Are Chosen In Case Involving

County Pay Bill Sent to Committee Jowa Senate Refuses - to Erase Amendment

Graft Charged In Los Angeles  Sheriff's Officers Under Indictment

MacArthur In Report Before Committee   Closed Door Hearing Opened In Senate Today

Door Closed For Public, Press Staff At Hearings   Unanimous Decision Made To Ask Whole Senate Membership

“STILL A REGENT   Driscoll Says He Will Resist Arn’s Efforts to Remove Him

CROP DRIVE T0   pone  BE IN NOVEMBER   START ON ARMISTICE DAY TO SOLICIT FOOD FOR EUROPEAN  RELIEF >

CROP Program of Sharing Will Be Held Nov. 11-17 ' State Goal Set  At 255 Carloads This Year.

Cancer Victim Who Received Greetings From 300000 Well-Wishers Succumbs

Little Boy Buried In Earth He Loved   Cancer Claims Life Of Youngster; Dreame: Of Being a Farmer

Many Seeking Kee’s Position   Widow Receptive to Offer Of Congressional Seat

U. S. Has Reached Maturity Since Pearl Harbor Attack   Has Assumed World Leadership Due to Great Necessity

10 Years Since Pearl Harbor—  Has US Acquired World Maturity?   Leadership Will Save Our Own ‘Eraadam

Senators Uti On Inspection  Of Ike’s Army   Solons to Check on Report  Of Cooperation Lack C... nema BWlart

Senators to Check North Atlantic Defense Army, Reported as Lagging

North Atlantic Buildup Lagging Solons Are Told   . Secret Testimony By Louis Johnson ‘Reveals Handicaps

Senators Hear Allies Slow Defense Plans   Inquiry May Be Cause Of Sharp Cut in Money for Europeans

Western Europe Defense Prograrr Lag Reported   Eisenhower Is Said To Be Having Trouble With American Allies

Hurley Flayed ‘Appeasement’ Foreign Policy   Former Ambassador Calls Yalta Pact “Cowardly” Event

Hurley Flayed ‘Appeasement’ Foreign Policy  Former Ambassador Calls Yalta Pact

Way Paved For Color Television   Court Ruling, Uphold ing CBS, May Mean New Era “<a

CBS Color Television System Gets Court OK   However, Legal Technicalities May Delay Start  Of Transmission

pAPOor Apenenk  High Court Upholds Color Television Plans of CBS

Supreme Court Gives CBS ' ‘Go-Ahead’ for Color TV   Backs Plains by & faq Vole, Pxpeeied to Re Meanths However, Belore New Medium Reaches Beth of the General Public

Supreme Court Upholds CBS Color TV Plans   Telecasting Tho May Be Delayed By Technicalities

Supreme Court Upholds CBS Color TV Idea   Action Opens Way for Big Developments in Television Field Now

High Court Upholds CBS Color TV Plan  Court Hits At Race Segregation Also

Columbia System's ‘Technicolor Video Wins Final Victory   Supreme Court’s Verdict  Is Start Of New Era

upreme Court pproves Color Plans Of CBS   Sets Already In Use Will Need Adapters

Reject Troop Curbs Draft   Defeat.G. O. P. Move To Require Truman  - Consult Congress on: Droftees for Europe

House Against Restricting Use of Troops  Favors Giving Local   Favors Giving Loca Draft Boards Say on Deferments

EUROPE ARMY VOICE LOSES HOUSE VOTE   Call for May Draft Ordered Delayed By Hershey

U.S. Steps Up Control Plans   Board is Named to See That Economy Not Hurt By War

"Senate OKs Johnson As Economic Boss   Truman Order to Freeze Wages, Prices Expected to Follow

W: age, Price Freeze Sull  ‘Is Discussed   Technical Obstacles To Be Removed Before Order Is Issued To Johuston To Go Ahead

Government Draws Near to General Freeze   Anxiety Is Shown in A Program Designed To Maintain Industry

Anti-Inflation Line Tightened  . Truman Clearing Way For Price-Wace Freeze

Only Technical Obstacles Delay. ‘Order for Freeze   Truman Appoints Radio Executive To Study Needs. mee atin, ie

Anti-Inilation Program Nears   Eliminates Obstacles On Wage-Price Freeze

U.S. Awaits Clear Path In Inflation Fight To Freeze Prices, Salaries

Program To Fight Inflation Stepped Up, Technical Bars Being Removed At Fast Rate

Stepped-Up Govt. Plan to Combat Inflation is Drawing Nearer Today

Wage-Price Freeze Plan Speeded Up   Truman’s Staff Acts To Eliminate Blocks And Hasten Warfare On Inflation

Price and Wage Freeze Part of . Inflation Curb  Bi enw Packiatcct   Minor Technical Obstacles Holding Up Program

Truman Names 4 To Study Effects Of Defense Plans   Johnston Is Expected To Receive Broader Economic Power

 Committee Named To Study Needs ‘Anti-Inflation Program Nears Completion

Inflation Fight Is Stepped Up   Freeze On Prices, Wages Almost Ready Paley Heads Study

Program to Stem Inflation Nearer  Only Technicalities Block Price Freeze

Stepped- Up Plan To:Stop Inflation Drawing Nearer   “:Group Is Named ~To: Make Study * “Of: Economic Needs

San Francisco, April 13—  (UP)—Ger. Douglas Mac a today accepted the invitation of San Francisco for a homecoming celebra‘tion Monday afternoon

Legislatures Give Opinions On Dismissal   General Receives Speaking Requests

Labor Demands Public Hearing  On Income Levy   Two Groups Send New Plea to State Senate; Action May Be Delayed

Two Labor Groups Demand Hearings  On Pa. Tax Bill   CIO and AFL Open Drive For Senate -Airing ‘Of Public Views

Probe Hampered Is Byrnes Charge   Plans to Take the Matter to President

TAX PROBES — BEING-STYMIED   Rep. Byrnes Accuses Just* ice Department.

RESCUERS SAVE 24 MEN IN LIFEBOATS   Twelve Others Dead or Missing in Fire and Explosion That Doomed Their Ship.

12 Crewmen of Stricken Freighter. Still Missing; 24 Others Survive

Holiday Traffic Toll Reaches 128   Deaths by Violence Rise Sharply at Start

Union Moves To Break Up Dork Strike   Order Loval AFL Memhers to Crash Through Lines of Wildeat Strikers,

Loyal Dock Hands Will Crash Lines   Rough Showdown Seen In New York Strike

Missourian Confesses  To Killings   Declares Motive Was That “They Didn't Like Me’

Missouri Farmer Murders Four Of. Neighbor's Family   Says He Did It Because They Didn't Like Him

Farm Boy Kills Four Of Family   Kills for Revenge Because “They Didn’t Like Me”

Two States Fight Stephenson Plea   Former Indiana K. K. K Officer Violated Parele, Is Charce

Aide Claims Proof Of Mac’s Support By the Pentagon   Has Records to Prove It, Gen. Whitney Tells Newsmen

Ridgway Shares M Arthur Views, Whitney Asserts  Urged Pentagon Back Use Of Chiang Troops

BIGGEST BLOW YET 10 COME, - RIDGWAY SAYS   iCan Handle. Enemy, He Adds; Bitter  Battles Rage   Military Aides OKed Views Of MacArthur

MacArthur Aide Says Top Brass InKorea Agreec   Ridgway Appealed To Pentagon Urging Use of Chiang’s Men

MaeArthur Aide Offers  ‘Evidence’.   Says Top Leaders In Korea Want Nationalist Aid

Aide Asserts Military Men Support Mac   Declares Even Ridg.way Wanted Use of Chiang’s Troops.

Says MacArthur Policy Shared By Top Leaders   General Whitney Gives Answer To Pertinent Question

SPOKESMAN TELLS NF SUPPORT FAK WARTHUR’S VIEW   Whitney Says Top Army, Navy and Air Commanders Wanted to Use Chiang’s  Troops in Korean War.   LEADERS INCLUDED GENERAL RIDGWAY   Truman's Secretary Declines Comment on Statement and There Is No Reaction From Pentagon,

Ridgway Also Favors Using Chiang Troop:   Spokesman For MacArthur Describes BehindThe-Scene Opinions

“ENTAGON PROPOSAL Aide Says Ridgway Bid Chiang Heln  TN, A A Oe lee

Whitney Says Top Brass In Korea Backed Doug On Use Of Chiangs Troops

Ridgway Shares MacArthur’s Views on Korean Situation, Aide Discloses

RIDGWAY URGED USE OF CHIANG'S TROOPS. ISCLAIN   Other Commanders in Korea Shared MacArthur’s Views, Says Aide   PENTAGON SILENT   Doesn’t Know of Any Change in Opinions, Spokesman Declares

Leaders In Field Were Behind Mac   On Using Troops On Formosa To Bolster Allies

Doing All He Can To Prevent lt; He Asserts   Speaker Rayburn’s Report OF Troop “Massing Not Denied

President Has No Comment On Rayburn Speech  House Speaker Says Non-Chinese Troops Are in Manchuria

Truman Thinks Danger Of War Great As Ever   President Comments On Remarks Of Speaker Ravburn.

Silent on Report All Massed Enemy Units Not Chinese Troops   No Comment by Truman But He Sees War Dancer Great as Ever.

Truman Cites Danger of Wa  He Says Threat Still ‘As Great as Ever’

President Gives The Senate Pat On Back For Okaying Troops      Tells News Conference The Nation Stands Firm In Support Of The North Atlantic Treaty

War Danger Is Great--[ruman   Rayburn Echoes Chief; Connally Centradicts Scare Statements

Chief Executive Working To Remove Peril   Refuses Comment On Rayburn’s Report On Manchurian Troops

Be Net a TE Bee Sk en BN et Bae  Truman Reports World War Iil Is Still as Dangerous as Ever

Truman: Says Danger of War Is Still Great   House. Speaker Presses For Quick Action On Draft. Training Bill

Nation Trying To Forestall New Conflict   Troop Resolution Is Described As Nation’s Evidence To Support Treaty

No Decline In Danger: President   Truman Says Peril of War Great as Ever;  Silent on Rayburn.

From Truman's Press Conference— Truman Says World War Danger Great Now As It Ever Was

Holds Hope Of Averting New Clash   President Refuses To Discuss Speech By House Speaker

President Says  War JIT Danger  As Great as Ever Has No Comment  On Statement By Rayburn

Danger of War Is as Gréat as Ever - Truman  President Doing All He Con to Prevent It

Doing All He Can To Prevent It, Says President  Ty wtLa To i an Ldn, tnt   ous § twotwviltl  Talks as House Debate on Draft Rill Continues

TRUMAN SAYS WAR DANGER IS GREAT AS EVER   Declines Comment on Report Red Troops Massing in Manchuria.

TRUMAN SAYS WAR DANGER UNCHANGED   Rayburn Tells Of Serious Threat Of Hostilities

Truman Warns War Threat Is Still Present   President Says Danger Of Third World War Just as Great Today As It Ever Was

More Troops For Europe Helpful, He Adds   Avoids Comment On Rayburn’s Russ Forces Claims

Danger Of War  Lingers   No Elaboration From Truman on Statement From Speaker Rayburn

President Says Danger Of War  ‘Continues Greal   Truman Tells Conference He's Doing All Possible .To Forestall Outbreak

TRUMAN THINKS STILL A GREAT DANGER OF WAR   HAS NO COMMENT ON RUMORS ABOUT RED REENFORCEMENTS

Recalls Crises Starting With Berlin Air Lift   “Still Faced With That Situation in Korea,’ He Reminds Reporters

Doing All He Can To Avert It, He States   President Won't Talk About Words Of Rep. Rayburn

President Says Danger Remains   Adds That He Hope: There Will Not Be Third World War

TELLS PSC TO FILE CHARGES WITH KILLIAN   Investigation Not Com pleted, AttorneyGeneral Says

Report To Governor On  Lovell Quiz   Atty. General Says Data Must Go To Killian

SAR BIEAIELND  U. N. Troops Fight Off Reds In Mountain Ridee Assault

UN Planes © Carry Brunt Of Fighting   Chinese Reds Shift 5 Fresh Corps To Korea

SITE FOR TRUCE TALKS SUGGESTEL   RIDGWAY PROPOSES 2 SIDES MEET ON BATTLEFIELD EAST OF KAESONG.

Red Artillery Positions Hit By Navy, Air Force Planes; Ridgway Proposes New Site

Early Meeting Is Suggested By U.N. Chief   ‘Immediate ‘Buffer Zone’ Consideration Asked; Raetlities Pledred

Ridgway Urges Talks Resume At New Place   Allied, Red Liaison Officers Fail to Hold 4th Meet at Kaesong

New Red MIG  Appears In Big. Air Engagement   Heartbreak Ridge Still Seethes With Bitterest Conflict

NewRed Plane In Action; May Move Talk Site   256 Jets Take Part In History’s Biggest Battle; Ridgway Proposes Moving Site Of . Suspended Truce Conferences

No Man’s Land Site Proposed By Ridgway   Battlefield Location Would Halt Incidents, UN Commander Says

Ridgway Proposes New Site   No Man’‘s Land Town Of Songhyon Urged For Top-Level Meet

Ridgway Again Asks Talk Site Be Moved   Suggests It Be : In No Man’s Land Between Lines Near Sonshvon

ANNUAL SEARCH FOR TB CASES T0 BE STARTED SOON   Public Health Nurse Will Handle Work In Plymouth County

Senators Hit Truman News Edict  Sen. Mundt Calls Order Dangerous  te Prece Freedom

ACT TO LIFT LID ON NEWS   ‘Wants Speedy Action On Bill To Cancel News Block

Censorship Curb Repeal Being Sought  Mundt Charges Order Infringes Freedom of Press

Find Mutilated Body In Trunk   Woman’s Murder Is Ninth Since Dahlia

Manpower and Money Are Needed   Bigger Draft and Bigger Taxes Bother Congress Today

Congress Expected To Approve Draft Of 18-Year-Olds  Success of Truman’s ‘Tax Till It Hurts’ Program Doubtful

KEY MEASURE FOR DEFENSE 1S CIVEN OKAY      State Program Passes House Unanimously; Deadlock Remains

Key Defense Bill Passed Bv House   Authorizes Organization for Disasters Sucl as A-Bomb.

Troops fo Europe Must be Okehed By Both Houses   Anti-Administration Coalition Forces Ruling by 14-10 Vote

Committees Vote To Require Okay On Aid To West 4  Measure Would Give  Congress Last Word in Commitment Row

Senate Committees In  14—10 Vote to Require  Senate-House QO. K,   Ask Europe Make Chief Contribution   3 Dems Join GOP In Out-Voting Connally, Administration Group

Truman Forces Get Setback in Committee Vote   rnree womocra:s :  Join in Supporting Conaress Okay

Administration Scores Victory On Troops Issue   Two Groups in Senate Vote for immediate Actior

Both Senate and House Must Okay Yanks to Europe   Committees Also Ask Senate to Urge “Major Share” by Europeans.

Congress Check On Assigning Of Troops Sought  Senate Committees Vote To Reaujre Rosh   Senate Commiftees. Vofe To Require Both Senate, House Okay

Favor Congress OK on Troops  - GOP-Democrat Group  Wins Cammittes Vote

Vote Asks Okay Of Senate, House ‘On Troop Issue   Must Approve Assignment Of American Troops To Atlantic Defense Force

14-10 Vote Favors Voice for Congress   Major Contribution by Europe Also Asked by Committees

Senate Groups Would Require O.K.On Troops   Congress Approval Of Europe Move Get: Coalition Backing

SENATORS SAY PRESIDENT MUST ASK APPROVAL   COMMITTEE VOTES 14-10 FOR VOICE IN USE OF TROOPS

Solons Would Have Final Say On Defense Aid   Committces Propose Europe Furnish Bulk Of Ground Forces

Vote Ban on Unlimited Troop Plan   Senate Measue Says U. S. Should Supply Large Force

Consent of 2 Houses On Troops Is Favored   Coalition in Control as Committees Vote, 14-10, for Requiring Approval of Both Senate and House on Assignments to Europe.   LODGE PLAN IS ACCEPTED

All-Congress OK On Troop  Issue Urged   Senate Group Want: Europe To Supply Most Men

belay Brake On ‘Troops To-Europe’   Two Senate Committees Want a Congressional OK on Any Assignment   ‘TIE VOTE REVERSED   Also Propose Europe Make ‘Major Contribution’ To Ike’s Ground Force

Groups Want Immediate Actior On Troop Issue  Vata Damanded an   Vote Demanded on Sending American Soldiers to Europe

Congress Must Approve Sending Men to Europe, Senate Groups Decide

Vote Rein On Troops   Senate Groups Would peduite Congress OK  On Use in Europe

Senate Coalition Votes to Require Both Houses to Approve Troop Assianments

Demos jand G. 0. P. Sena tors Join in Wanting Hold On Overseas Troops   ASK BIG CONTRIBUTION   Major Share of Eisenhow er Ground Force Should Be European

Solons Insist On Authority To Ship GI's   Truman Submission Of Overseas Plans Demanded By Body

Coalition Vote Would Require House and Senate Okay on Troops   Three Democrats Vote With GOP To Swing Senate Groups

Showdown Approaching On Troops for Europe   Administration Wins Two Bouts in Fight to Send Eaur Divicione More Overseas.

House Is Voted Voice in Troop Use in Europe   Senate Committee Coalition Adds . To Resolution

Negro Leader Hits Incidents   Blames Americans For Fla. Violence

More: Diamonds Found on Man  * Found On Man Held ei Pac,  Tos Cob

More Diamonds Found on Man   800 Extra Carats Found On Man Held Since Last Sunday

Italy's Premier Offers Concessions To Aid In A European Federation

Unfavorable Report Upheld Constitutional Convention  Dealt Death Blow In House   County Split

World Braces — For Reds’ Show   Berlin to Have Conflicting Observances

Red, Non-Rec Set May Day Celebrations  Trouble   Trouble Areas Put On Alert to Avoid Possible Clashes

Trouble Spots Around World Brace Against Possible Clash in Today's May Day Rallie:

Spots Brace For May Day  re ae   Rallies and Marches Scheduled; Theme to Be “Peace”.

Big May Day Rallies Slated Around World   Divided Berlin Will See 2 Big Demonstrations

May Day Parade To Be Worldwide   Trouble Spots Are Brace:  For Communist Riots.

Gen. Dean. Is Alive, Red Claim   U.S. Hero Is Held In Communist Prison Camp, Reporter Of Reds Reveals ‘

Gen. Dean Reported Alive, Listed Among American Prisoners  Communist Reporter  Says Famous General’:  Name Listed By Reds

‘big Bill’ Dean Got His Tank   Famous Fighting General Captured Near Taejon In July, 1950

Taejon ‘Vank Hero Missing Since July   Top UN Off icer Held by enemy Believed Wounded

cneeneaenneenenneaeinenneiainaatmetintin ties eee  Reds Say Gen. Dean Listed With Prisoners

HIGHWAY TAX BATTLE LOOMS   Senate Committee Slashes Gas Tax Increase By One Cent

CAUDLE IS WORRIED   The War of the Codgers   sercet Ty\+ectt f" nell WUladlA ; re , Ane Pennine "

The Young Fight After All Make-B elieve War of Oldsters Fails to Win Single Victory

Regardless of Who Fights 7 the War There Is Only One Known Fact--Nobody Wins

More Afomic : Bomb Storage To Be Needed   ‘Semi-Annual Report Re.  veals Weapons Under  Speedy Production

Reds Flease Note  Atom Bomb Production M ay Force Hunt for Storage Space

SPEED IN A-BOMB PROGRAM 15 SEEN      REPORT INDICATES PRODUC  TION NECESSITATES NEAW  --STORAGE SPACF.

AEC May Be Making Bombs so Fast That New Storage Space Is Needed

Oil City War Two Hero ‘Made Leader Of 54st Air Wina   Sarving in QMermenv.

India’s Hope Of Obtaining Wheat To Fight Off Famine Improved With Hoover Aid

Warm Up To India   Congress Reportedly Ready to Send Wheat To Aid Hungry Nation

WHEAT VIRTUALLY “ASSURED  Attitude Is Altered Toward Indian Loan

U. §. May Avert Indian Famine  Prospects Improved For Wheat Export

HE WON'T GIVE IT TO: CAT  Vishinsky Gets Bird — White Dove—at U. N. Hal

FIND NEW LINK IN SHAKEDOWN   First Phase Ends In Ta Probe; Grand Jury . To "ott Facts

New Sensation Marks Closing Of Tax Probe   Larson Admits Phone Calls to Nathan, Figure in Shakedown Story

Might Have Come From Assistant To Chief of GSA, . Forgettul Nathan Savs on Stand

Probe Reveals Nathan Got Calls On Larsen Line   Testimony Transcript In Federal Tax Graft Will Be Given Grand Jury

Phone Calls On Private. ‘Line Top Scandal Probe   High Government Official, Man Named In Alleged Shakedown Plot, Involved

New Facts Emerge In Tax Hearing   First Phase Of Inquiry Into Scandal Ends

Larson Office, Nathan Linked By Phone Calls  Olinhant Ll acturad   Oliphant Lectured By Probe Chairman

First Phase of Revenue  Probe Ends  Grand Jury Faces Sifting Task With

FIRST PHASE OF TAX SCANDAL INQUIRY ENDS   Disclose High Official’s Phone Used for Calls to Nathan.

Recess Tax Probe; Hint New Scandal   High Govt. Official Linked to Principal In “Shakedown’’ Plot

Larson To Nathan Phone Discussions  Charged At Probe  House Attorney Presents Evidence  Of Calls In Shakedown Case

Tax Cases Going To Grand Jury   Larson-Nathan Talks Concerned Oil Deals

Calls to Nathan AreTracedFrom Official’s Office   Tax Investigators Produce Evidence At Latest Hearing

Phone Calls Involved In  Tax Scandal   House Cominitice Enls First Phase OL Investigation

Evidence Shows Phoning as Late As July of 1951   But Nathan Swears He “Can't Remem ber’ Such Calls; Oliphant Admits Accepting “Lavish Entertainment”.

Long Distance Calls Evidence In Tax Inquiry   Official’s Office Linked to Figure In Allied Shakedowr

Long Distance Bill Charged To Official Who Says They May Have Been About Oil

GSA Chief's Office — Linked to Frank Nathan  Telephone Conversation Took Place Between Larson’s Headquarters, Alleged Plot Figure

Shakedown Figure Can't Recall Hearing from Jess Larson   But Tax Probers Have Evidence, and GSA Head Admits Talking Oil

Phone Evidence Ties  Official to Tax ‘Fix’  Suspect in Extortion Plot Denies Calle Fram Wich Tewnman Aid

Probers Reveal Calls Between Larson, Nathan   Head of GSA Denies Knowing of ‘Clique’; Oliphant Also Grilled

Acheson Urges U. § To Send Troops to Europe Immediately  Not to Do So Would Be a Short Cut to Suicide, He Warns

Urges Gls. Be Sent To Europe Now   Cites Need To Prevent War or Assure Victory If-

Avoid Suicide Rush Troops, Says Acheson   ‘Too Little Too Late’ Warning Is Sounded Tn Senate’s Hearine

Acheson Urges U.S: to Rush More  Ground Troops.to Europe “Now”   Says They. Are Needed to Prevent-'War or _ Assure Allied Victory If Conflieé:Comee

Acheson Urges Rushing Troops To Europe Now    Says This Move Might Prevent War With Reds

1950 U. S. Senate Election Probed   Taft. Ferguson Campaign To Be Investigated

Seek to Close Loopholes In Price Order   Ching to Ann  Wage-Rela xing  Formula Next Week

Seek fo Close Loopholes In Price Order  Ching to Announce Wage-Relaxing Formula Next Week

speed Formula To Permit WaveHikes mi Certain Cases  Order Raieing Ceilin   Order Raising Ceilings On Pay Due Next Week

School Lobby  Gets Ready Fo  November Vote O.E.A. To Circulate  Wp ._«%s%.... Hi. fg

OEA To Bid For Ballot Spot   Seek Approval of School Subsidy Hike

Time Has Come for Look at What Is Right and What Is Wrong, Thinks U. S. Citizen

GITIZENS ALL OVER U.S, CALL FOR CLEAN UI   Letters Deluge Fulbright Denouncing Political Corruption.

Voice Of The People Outraged Citizens Demand Cleanup lu U. S. Government

Outraged Citizens Write to » Fulbright, ‘Urging New Look at Right and Wrong

The Weather   Outraged Citizens Demand \Government be Cleaned-Up

From Outraged Citizens  Letters, Wires Pour In Urging Federal Cleanup

’What’ s Happened To Us, Bill?’  Irate Citizens Demand Government Cleanup; Telegrams Flooding In

Telegrams and Letters Go Out in Steady Flood   Fulbright Names Ten. Including LaFollette, to Set Up a Standard

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Storm Threatens Legion Conclave   Delegates Keeping Fingers Crossed

LEGIONNAIRES GATHER FOR CONVENTION!   Bands and Drum Corps Play in Miami, Fla.—Threat of Tropical Storm Develops.

90,000 Troops Seek To Destroy Retreating Reds.   Encounter No Enemy Resistance In 12-Mile Advance On Eastern Front; Reds Are Making Vigorous Stand In West; Renew Air Attack

UN Forees Roll Ahead Northward   Little Opposition Showed By Reds

Resistance In Western Sector Reported Heavy  Troops Of Five Allied Nations In New Offensive

Rolling North As Reds Show Little Fight   Advance 12 Miles In East But Some Stiffening in West

Draft Plan Faces Heavy  Opposition   Demand Men, 18, Wout Go Overseas

Congressmen Demand Restriction Before Lowering Draft Age   Johnson Attacks Delay on Measure   Truman Order Clear: Way For 21-Month Enlistment. In Army

Congressmen Are Opposed To Overseas Draft At 18   Limitation Asked To Defense Plans Taking Young Men

Oppose 18-Year-Old Dratt; Want Guarantee No Overseas Service Before Age Of 19   JOHNSON SAYS OVERSEAS PROVISIONS MUST BE WRITTEN INTO BILL; ALL 21-MONTH VOLUNTEERS GO INTO ARMY

18-Year-Old Draft Meets Opposition   Explain Volunteering For 21-Months Army Duty

18-yr.-old Draft Hits Opposition   Machinery Set Up For Enlistments

18-DRAFT HEADS INTO MOUNTING CONGRESS FIRE   Texas Senator Asks Guar antee For No Overseas Service Until 19

18-YEAR-OLDS' FIGHTING HIT   Congress Doesn’t Want Young Boys Put Into Combat Service    ‘SOUGHT BY MARSHAL

Youth Draft Stirs Battle In Congress   Johnson “Asks For Guarantee Against Overseas Service

Fight Grows On 18-Year Draft Age   Senator Calls For Guarantee Against Assienment Abroad

Opposition To 18-Year-Old Draft Mounts   Seek Guarantee Oversea Troops Must Be 19 Years Ole

OPPOSITION HITS' MOVE TO DRAFT 18-YEAR YQUTES   Guarantee Demanded In Bill That They Will Not Be Sent Overseas Until They Reach 19.

Legally Dead and Buried for Two Years, Man Found Alive   Turns Up in Barber Shop at Denver, Colo.

‘Poses Swampland Murder Mystery  “Buried” Man Turns Up After Two Years

Legally Dead and Buried, He’s Alive   Louisiane Swempland Murder Mystery Morea Weid

‘Corpse’ Found Alive in Barber Chair, so... Whose Body Rests in Sam Jones's Grave?

Man Legally Dead. and Buried For Two Years Turns Up Alive To Baffle Louisiana Policemer

New Orleans Police Hope To Learn Story Of Old Murder From ‘Victim

POLICE PROBE BAFFLING CASE OF LIVE CORPSE   Man Legally Dead and Buried for Two Years Shows Up Alive.

‘Corpse’ Found Alive in Barber Chair, so... : Hy eo. LA ) Whose Body Rests in Sam Jonecv'e Ceace?

Swampland Lazarus “Slain” Louisianan Found  Alive In Barber Shop

Return Of ‘Corpse’ Compounds New Orleans Murder Mystery   ‘Get Acheson’ Drive Flops

ow amplond Mystery Revived: : ‘Murdered’ Man Found Alive; ‘Widow’ and Co-Worker Hunted

he SRA m8 NURI AE A LID CORNICE  ‘Dead’ Man’s Appearance Sets Off Weird Swampland Mystery

Insurance Department of Iowa DES MOINES  be amew ncn? EUnet i £2. nt. 8... Ph dtanndéiine

Insurance Department of Towa DES MOINES Annual Certificate For Publication  go oghe

Insurance Devartment of Towa DES MOENES Annual Certificate For Publication

NPA ANNOUNCES CUTIN STEEL FOR CONSUMER GOODS   Fleischman Warns Copper Strike May Mean New a or an

COURT ACTION TO END STRIKE   Truman Acts When Told Copper Walkout Ties Up Defense Program.   RYLLETIN.

Te hé at-Totah Tonight   Sulky William E. Cook Begins 300-Year Term

Defendants Are Freed Of Charges   UE Left-Wing Leaders Held For Contempt Given Clean Bill

U.S. Will Refuse To  Okeh Grab   Action by Russians Revealed by Dulles, Back From Far East

Dulles Reports Habomai Group Apparently Taken As Part of Kurile Chain

Russia Seizes Small Group Of Islands Within Sight Of Japanese Mainland

Kin forcement He: uds Refuse To Tell Story   MeCarthy andMeFarland Unexpectedly Resign State Posts

Acheson Objection Overruled   Secretary of State Loses First Bout With Senate Probers In MacArthur Hearing

M Arthur Probe: Group Overrules Acheson Wishes  Document Circulated To Far East Agents

Solons Investigating Quster of MacArthur Override Wishes of Secretary of State

Vote 15-9 To Publish State Paper   Morse Only Republicar To Sustain Secretary; Gillette Among Nine

To Disclose Secret Paper On Formosa   Inquiry Committee Votes 13 to 9 to Make Public State Department Paper   OVER-RULE ACHESON   Secretary Argues From  Witmess Stand Against _ Release of Document

Salegic Val  ~ State Department Had Circulated Document To Its Agents In 1949

Acheson Loses First Battle on Documents   Lengthy Row Delays His Testimony to M’ Arthur Inauirers

Wrangle Delays Acheson Testimony  Senators Dispute Release Of Document on Formosa

Acheson Is Cverriden By Senators   The 1949 Formosa Policy Document ‘Is Made Public at MacArthur Hearing

Assert Memorandum of State Dept. Advised Consular Officers To Be Prepared for Fall of Island to Reds

ACHESON CALLED AS WITNESS   MacArthur Dismissal Inquiry Votes Over His Objections to Release Docu ' ment on Formosa.

Fair Trade Acts Hit By Decision  High Court Ruling Kills Them in Effect

Supreme Court Upsets ‘Fair Trade’ Law      Rules Stores-Can Sell Below Minimum Prices Set By Aareements

SUPREME COURT RULES FAIR TRADE LAW NOT BINDING   Decision Upholds Stores’ Rights To Cut Prices If No Agreement Is Signed

Price Cutting Not Barred By Law, Court Says   Possibilities Of Ruling Far Reaching Attorneys Assert

Court Ruling Hits State Trade Laws   ‘Fair Trade’ Measures Don’t Ban Price Cutting, It Claims

—45 STATES —  High Court Kills Fair  Trade Laws   YOID IF STORES DO NOT AGREE

Supreme Court Ruling Hits At ‘Fair Trade’ Acts   Justice Douglas Delivers Decision On Price Fixing

Court Voids State "Fair Trade” Laws  Stores Need Not Sign Pricing Agreements

SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST FAIR TRADE LAW   CAN CUT PRICES IF NO AGREEMENT HAS BEEN SIGNED

Judges Hold Law Binds Only Merchants Signing Fair Trade Agreements

‘Fair Trade’ Law Sapped by  Supreme Court   Price Cutting Permissible Providing Store Didn’t Sign Price Agreement

Court Rules Against State Fair Trade Law   Find Stores May Cut Prices If They Don’t Sign Price Agreements.

In Absence of Pricing Agreements Fair Trade Laws Do Not Ba /Cutting Prices, Court Rules

Fair Trade Acts Upset by Ruling Of High Court   No Bar to Price Cut. ting If Stores Don’ Sign Agreements

Supreme Court Hands Sefback To Price Fixers   State Fair Trade Agreements Held Not Mandatory

“FAIR TRADE". LAW KILLED BY HIGH COURT    Rule Stores Not Signing Agree ments Can Cut Prices.

High Court Says Prices Can Be Cut   Ruling to Wipe Out Legislation In 45 States

Supreme Court Decision May Kill Fair Trade Laws Now in Effect in 45 States

State Fair Trade Laws Invalidated  Supreme Court Gives Decision In Ruline Todav

Supreme Court Nullifies State Fair Trade Laws  Stores Can‘t Be Ba vere From Cu tti ng Pric 6 to 3 Dee ee

Fair Trade Acts Ruled Out by Supreme Court   Cattle Receipts at Stockyards Of Nation Are Generally Light as Controls Are Begun

Court Nullifies Fair Trade Law  6-3 High Bench Rule Okays Price Cutting

NO ‘RASH ACTION’ PLANNED  U.S. Envoys Tell World Of Yankee Stand In UN

President Says U.S. Planning Ne Rash Asia Action  Demands However That Red China Be   Demands However That Red China Be Named Aggressor

US Troop Recall From Europe May Be In 1953.   Editors Told Move Depends On Buildup

MEDITERRANEAN NAVY PRACTICE   Eisenhower With Sixth Fleet; West Europe  Builds Defenses

Forces In Europe May Be Evacuated Within Two Years   Yanks May Return Home If West Builds Up, Editors Told

McCarthy Admits  Slapping Pearson  Defines ‘Red’ Tag At Suit Hearing

Slapped Pearson, McCarthy Admit  Save Actian Did Nat   Says Action Did Not Lift Him Three Feet

Sen. McCarthy Denies Blow Lifted Pearson   Sulgrave Club ‘Batile’ Is Described at Adverse Heuarine.

700-Foot Slide Near St. Joseph Derails Train    No One Is Injured In Burlington RR Wreck Saturday

French Planes Plaster Red Held Posts   Indo-China War Flares Into Fierce Combat

Legislature Ends Longest Session In Pa. History  355-Day Session Ends At 2:30 A. M. Today; Dent Is Cleared

MORSE URGES UNIVERSAL MILITARY TRAINING IN FAIRNESS TO THE BOYS OF THE UNITED STATES

New State Tax Battle Resumes In Harrisburg   GOP Leaders Say Senate To Pass Heated Measure

STATE SENATE GETS TAX BILL DURING WEEK      GOP Thinks Party Has Sufficient ‘Votes To Pass Measure

Battle Over Fine s Tax Bill Shifts to Senate   GOP Claims Sufficient Votes To Pass Measure

Jet Fighter Widow Will Marry Twin  Twin 8cother Just Noturo! W Tact Wie Mara

Egyptian Millions Parade Silently In Giant Anti-British Demonstration

More Than One Million Egyptians March Through Cairo Streets In Demonstration Against British

Millions Parade In Cairo Streets   Giant Anti-British Demonstration Termed Egypt's History Largest

Fine Risks Big Setback In Showdown   Governor Wants Senate Vote On Approval of His State Cabinet

Governor Risks Major Setback For His Administration in Cabinet Squabble

Fine Risks Big Setback In Showdowr  Sénate Vote On Approval of His

Yank Patton Tanks Make Daring Run Into Red Kumsong  Bast Ruins For Hour As Reds Keep Troops At Bay On Outskirts

Carrier Deck Crash Kills 2   Fat, Retorning oc From Wer: Mission...

Freezing Rain in Kansas City   Hopeless Traffic Snarl Results From Sheath Of Ice

Ask Russia Pay Lend-Lease Bill   Arbitration Plan Proposed By U. S.

Army Grid Coach Reveals Tutoring   Leniency for Code Violators Draws Bitter Attack from Point Cadets

Michigan State Recerds Destroyed In Huge Fire  Countless Records Los' As $4 Million Blaze Rages in Lansing

Michigan Records Lost In $4 Million Fire in State Offce Building

Lions Club, Elks Assist. . ‘ Blind Glen Richey Couple Given Chance To Open Own Store In DuBeis

Appeal Denied:. Willie McGee ls Electrocuted  Mississippi Negro Put To Death As Rapist After Legal Battles

Dies as Rapist After Long Fight   Five Years of Effort to Save Negro Fail: Chair Claims Victim

Electrocution Closes 51-Year Battle  Willie McGee Loses Fight ‘To Escape Electric Chair

Atte racted World-Wide Attention Willie MeGee Dies In Chair To End Long Fight For Life

Legal Rattle Endre... pe &. Mississippians Cheer As Electric Chair Takes Life Of Nesro Rapist

WILLIE M’GEE DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Execution Ends Years of Legal Battles: Supporters Fight to Last

Negro Rapist Pawn in Portical Quarrel aero Rapist Fawn in rotitical (Quarrel  ‘Willie McGee Finally Dies in Electric Chair, ‘Ending 5-Year Battle in Nation’s High Courts

WILLIE MCGEE LOSES FIGHT T0 ESCAPE CHAIR   Put to Death in Mississippi Courtroom as “Everybody is Nice”.

MeGee to Death in Electric CEair   Long-time Fight Is Lost As Alleged Rapist Goes to His Death Early Today

But C& B. May Buy New Ship   Sentence Stay Runs Out On Old Steamer

State Police Record 14: New Auto Accident Victims In Old Dominion For Past Weekend

Peron’s Air Head Leaves Cabinet Job   Second Change in Military Staff After Short-Lived Revoit

YOUNG AIRMAN FACES CHARGE IN 2 SLAYINGS   Other Counts Placed Against Suspect By State

Allies. Repulse Red Assault In East Korea   Only Major Action Reported Along 150-Mile Front

Noisy Reds Beaten By UN Forces   Allied Planes Resume Attacks On Enemy Rails And Lines

COTTON MARK         NEW 'MEXICANS BEGIN BUILDING BOMB-SHELTERS IN. PREPARATION FOR TIME WHEN LIVING NEAR A-INSTALLATIONS-WILl BE EFARFIL

426 Overtaken by Death In Holiday Travel Rush ©   Ice and Cold Weather Contributes Heavily to the Nuember of Fatalities in Nation.

Weather Fails to Curb Travel, 334 Dead in Accidents  240 Killed on Roads, 44 Perish in Fires, 50 in Other Mishaps

US Holiday Death Toll Is Mounting   477 Persons Die In Accidents Since Friday

EDGELY WRITER GIVEN VERDICT IN HER TRIAL   Trenton Motorist Lost $582 Car Damage Suit   JURORS DISCHARGED

ROSE GIVEN VERDICT AFTER 2-DAY TRIAL   Carter Rose, Fallsington, : Wins Case Tried In County Court

2 FRIENDS SUE ORIVER, GET VERDICT OF St84   Couple On Way To Movies Hurt In 2-Car Collision   VOLUNTARY NON-SUI1

71-YEAR PEN SENTENCE GIVEN ‘PALMIRE IN RECEIVING, - CONCEALING CASE

MOTORIST FOUND GUILT! OF ATTACKING COP   When Steel Co. Officer Tried To Straighten Traffic Snarl   OTHER TO PAY COSTS

McNeil. cide, amma  RETURN VERDICT IN FRIENDS SUIT   Couple On Way To Movies Were Injured in A TwoCar Collision

Connecticut Senator Says Fears Well Warranted POPP LL ALA DL ALP ALL LALLA NOLL AL ALLA PL PPAR AAPL PAP aa Pe  Benton Believes McCarthy May Be “Worried” Over Ouster Move

French Crush Vietminh Pust   Outnumbered Force Clings  To Vital Riee Area

WOMAN DIES OF CRASH HURTS   Succumbs To Injuries Received In Crash  Last Sunday

Would Let Public Decide Whether Area Is Yardstick  Assembly Expected To Give Approval; Kill Privilege Tax

Senate Passes Compromise On Redistricting:   Advisory Referendum Would Be Conducted In November, 1952; Area Or Population?

‘Truman Leaves Unanswered Our Ultimate Policy Toward Formosa, Red Chine

Three Fliers Die In Crash   B-25 Dives Into Kansas Canyon} Fire Breaks Out

, Lhree Bills Up  State- Wide Liquor Vote: To Be ‘Discussed At: Public Hearing      Bootlegging Fear Expressed In New Booze Tax Discussion

Advocates Ask Advice On Big Liquor Levies  Increases Would Make “Moonshine” Lucrative Racket

House Tax Men Ponder Effect Of Taxing Rum   Too Much Tax May Give Rum Runners Chance To Operate

Tax Writers Seek Advice On  Liquor Levies   Solons Fear Tax Boost Would Touch Off Bootlegging

Liquor Tax Hike Topic Of Session  In Congress   Writers Of Measure Would Avoid Giving  Bootlegzers Chance

Youth Holds Spotlight at Farm Show   Falkland Farms Wins 2 Big Jersey Championships

Letter to Harry -- es     Stassen Asks Reconciliation Of Truman and MacArthur

Stassen Urges a Reconciliation for Truman and Mac   ‘For Good of Country’, He Says In Letter

Stassen Urges President and Gen. MacArthur to ‘Make Up’   For Good of U.S., Educatér Believes

Stassen Calls For MacArthur-Truman Reconciliation Meet   Republican Leader Says ‘For The Good Of America’, Should Be Reconciliation; White House Has No Comment an latter

Harold Stassen Asks for TrumanMacArthur Peace   GOP Leader Says a Reconciliation Would Be for “Good of America.”

~— ‘NO GOOD’ — End Row, . Truman, Mac Asked   STASSEN URGES RECONCILIATION

Auto Makers Get 5-6 P. C.  Price Boost  Order Coming  On Increase tc fran & Mamlnce

UNRESTRICTED PAROLE GRANTED BRISTOL Mii  Love Triangle Participant   Love Triangle Participant Gains Full Pardon   MURDER WAS IN 1928

MAXIMUM SENTENCE OF GUCCIARDO IS  COMMUTED, RELIEVING THE BRISTOL  MAN OF THE RESTRICTIONS OF PAROLE

First Rollback On Beef Price   May Be Increases In Choice Grades

Weather at Yuma   U.S. Flies Wets  ‘Back Into Mexico   Four Planes Making Daily Round Trips From El Centro To Guadalajara, Mex.

Cotton And ClO Diverge On Ceilings   Southerner Opposes As Laborite Cries Aaainst ‘Bribery’

Price Curbs Damage Economy, Cotton Council Officer Says   Testimony Before Senate Committee Opposes Views Presented by Witness for CIO

Cotton Official Attacks Curbs   Opposite View Is Taker Re CTO Snokesman

Uroes Conaress To Speed Action On Heavy Taxes  Economic Stabilizer   Economic Stabilizer Warns Congress To ‘Tax Hard’ Immediatel:

RIPL"Y APPOINTMENT   Two Other Sunflower Officials Named by Hercules Company

Travel, Communications Disru ted... Severe Cold Batters Bia Section Of U.S.

No Relief in Sight as Zero WeatherRules   Weatherman Offers No Hope of Letup in  Biting January Storm; Snow Falls in Houston

Icy Grip On Nation   All But Far West And Extreme Southeast Hit By Bitter Cold Wave

Nation Gripped By Coldest Weather Of Winter To Date   Warmer Near Arctic Circle In Canada [han In Mid-Continental U. S.; Death Toll Mounting And Many Injured.

Severe Weather Lashes Most Of the Nation   Forecasters Say That Little Relief Is in Sight Yet

And Not Much Relief in Sight  Arctic-Like We  Weather  Grips Mid-Continent

East, Midwest Hit Hard by Numbing Cold   Mercury Hits Bottom: Fails to Record Minimum Temperatures

Wide Area OfU.S.In ‘Winter Grip   45 Below Zero In Wisconsin; Hundreds Hurt By Falls On Tee: No Relief Near

Mercury Dips As Frigid Air Grins Nation   Weather Bureau Sees No Relief as Snow Reported In Texas

Option Question Raised In South   Segregation On Local Level Seen

United Nations Patrols Probe Enemy Sectors   Little Action Along Front; Reds Build Up For Another Push

Hiss Is Denied Review Of Case By High Court   Loses Last Chance Of Escaping Prison

Hiss Loses Last Big Hope of Escaping Jail   Supreme Court Votes 6 to 0 Not To Review Case

Hiss Loses Fight to Escape Prison Term   Young’s Big Profit In Steel Deal Bared

Hiss Must Serve 5-Year Sentence   Supreme Court Refuses to Review Case

Review Of Hiss Case Refused By High Court  Must Serve 5-Year Perjury Sentence

Supre me Court Refuses To Review Hiss Conviction: Faces Five-Y ear Sentence

High Court Won't Take Hiss Case   Last Big Hope For His Escape From Prison Fails

Fast Local Train Jumps Trestle In New Jersey Town   Toll May Mount; Temporary Bridge Over New Superhighway Had Only Recently Been Placed in Service

Packed Cars Drop 20 Feet Off Overpass   Third Commuter Thisaster In N.Y. Area in Year Nearly 400 Hurt

Train Cracks Up On Trestle, Drops 20 Feet  Anti Of Cammutear’c   400 Of Commuter’s Passengers Hurt

TWO OF STATE 6.0.P. LEADERS FAVORING TAFT   But Governor Says Eisenhower Is Man He Wishes to Run

Georgian Quits Job With Price Board, Blasts Washington Confusion, Waste

Ex-Governor (Juits OPS, Cites ‘Mess’   Georgia Democrat Got $53 a Day For Doing Nothing

THOMPSON QUITS 4S  CONSULTANT   Former Governor of Georgia Savs for 12 Weeks He Drew $53 a Day for Doing Nothing.   CHARGES BUNGLING, WASTE, INEFFICIENCY   Refuses to Be “Parasite or Taxpayers’ —Says Thousands on Pay Roll Render No Service.

Waste Charged In Washington By Thompson   Georgian Claims His Complaint to Trumon Futile

OPS OFFICIAL RESIGNS MAD   Former Georgia Governor  Had Nothing ‘To Do’ -

Official of OPS  Quits in Disgust   Ex-Governar of ' Georgia Won't be “Parasite”

j AU is “Confusion  OPS Official Quits, Charges  Tneffi iciency, Extravavance

Thompson Quits OPS, Threatens Party Bolt  Georgian Hits ‘Greedy Gang’ In Capital, Qase Natian Mact Fran Itealf In 19049

Thompson Quits OPS With Blast At Inefficiency   Consultant Says He Was Never Consulted

Democrat Quits ‘Greedy’ OPS Gang  Thompson Rebels at   Thompson Rebels at “Waste. Extravagance’ In Official Washington

Thompson Quits  Job in Disqust OPS Consultant Paints a Picture  Of Confusion and Waste in Washinatan

Political Parasites Scored [Georgia Democrat Quits ‘As Consultant To OPS

Given No Duty, Kix-Governor  Quits OPS Job   Thompson Says He Was Paid $53.48 A Day But Kept In Idleness

OPS “CONSULTANT” QUITS, CHARGING WASTE, EXTRAVAGANCE  Got $53 A Day And Didn’t Have A T. hing To Do

Red Press Sees Acute U. $. Crisi   Says Split Seen On Foreign Policy

Taft Attacks Demo Efforts To Hike Taxes   Suspects Attempt Now to Avert Asking For One During 1952

Taft’ Suspects’ Politics In Big Tax Hike Demanc   Believes Democrats  Trying To Avoid Tax   Rise In Election Year

Taft Visions Big Tax Hike This Year   Has "’Suspicion” Move Will Be Made Before 1957 Elections

Taft ‘Suspicious’ Of Bigger Tax Bill  Soys Trumen Arcids Election-Year Boost

TAFT SAYS TAX HIKE POLITICAL   Senator Believes Administration Is Avoiding To Ask For Another One Before 1952 Blection.

Taft Sees “Politics” In Tax Boosts kk Ok a   Says Hike Now Would Avert Asking It In Campaign Year

WITNESS AGAIN BALKS AT ORDER, REVEAL WEALTH  DEMOCRATIC LEADER  SAYS THAT O’DWYER WAS TAMMANY BOSS

Tells His Life Story but Not His Wealth   Net Worth Private Matter, Gambler Insists to Senators

BASKETBALL FIXER IS INDICTED IN NEW YORK   Sollazzo Could Go To Prison For As Long As 6&5 Years And Be Fined Uo To %130.000

lndict Sottazzo an 13. Gharses   Game - Fixing _ Alleged: Could Get 65 Years

Stabilization Of Wages Issue In Control Bill  House Votes To Retain Rollbacks Already In Effect

NATO Plan To Expand Is Delayed   Debate Suspended On Admittance Of Greece and Turkey

 American Plan to Admit Greece  And Turkey to Atlantic Pact Draws Concern at Ottawa Meet

Debate On Wider NATO  Suspended Danes Ask Delay  For Instructions

; DENMARK ASKS DELAY—_ /  NATO. Defers Action On Greece, Turkey ~

Await Scandinavian Views  On Bids To Greece, Turkey   RY JOUN VME HIGHTOWNER

Danes Holding Up Council's Action   Atlantic Group Decides tc Suspend Debate on Greece, Turkey   TO GET INSTRUCTIONS   Norway Also Reported Asking Delay to Get Word  From Home

Only Denmark, Norway Hold Fate (f US Proposal   Plan For Including Turkey And Greece Hinges On Two Votes

NATO Council Holds Up Debate  Greek-Turkish Bid Action Postponed

Denmark Asks Delay in NATO Parley Debate   U.S. Plan to Admit Turkey and Greece Due to Win Approval

“Entry Of Greece And” Turkey. In: ‘NATO ne To Face Opposition’ '

Council Hits Snag Over New Allies   Atlantic Group Suspends Debate Before Voting, On Greece, Turkey

Budget Request 1% Million Over Last Biennium   Anticipated Revenue to Exceed Spending; Some Slashes Made

Executive Figure  For Biennium Hits New Peak Despite Department Cuts

Continuance Of Surtax Is Asked By Gov. Kohler   Legislature Is Requested To Appropriate $211,109,018 From General Fund For Next Two Years — Total Is $1,500,000 Over Amount For Present Biennium

Governor Asks Record Budget of 211 Million   Total Is $8,000,000 Less Than Asked by Department Heads

DEFENSE FUNDS TO BE SLASHED   $20,000,C00 Request  Draws Criticism

Gabrielson’s Dealings Told   Former Director Tells of “Offer” of N.Y. Stock Exchange Presidency

Ex-RFC Head Testifies Before Senate Probers   Admits Discussing Taking Exchange Post After Leaviriq Agenc'

111 Planes In Big Fight  Over Korea      Allies Lay Down Heaviest One-Point Barrage Of War On East Front

U.S., Red Jets Battle, Heavy Artillery Battle   Scores Of Planes Tangle In Two Engagements; Allied Infantry Smashes Red Buildup Area

Jet Fighters Tangle Over Korean Front   Allied Artillery Lays Down Heavy One-Point Barrage

11] Jets Take — Part in Fights   U. N. Guns Hurl 150,000 Rounds at Hill

Scores of Jets Tangle in Battle  Allies Lay Down Heavy Barraae in Ground Wa:

Scores of U.S. and Communist Jets ‘Tangle in Air Battles Over Korea

Solon Hints Breather On  Tax Increase   George Asserts New Boost Delay Likely; Sales Levy Stndied

New Levies. Date Unsure  F......2t... FF. * 2   Breather Is Hinted,. ‘Others Onvoese Plan

State Leaders Pushing Freeze  Bill on Rents  McGoldrick Plan Expected to Be Tacend Acida

2,000 Vote For Return  To Work   Mills’ Position Obscure As Unions Okay Mediation

FIERCE STRUGGLE TAKES PLAGE AN CENTRAL KOREA   6,000 Reds Break Off Contact After Hand - to - Hand Fighting and Assaults by Planes,   U. N. OFFENSIVE ROLLS ON IN WEST   Bayonet-Wielding Turks Stab Ahead Three Miles Toward the Port of Inchon,

Offensive Near Seoul  Sull Gains  Officers Claim   Officers Claim Red) Resistance  Growine Weaker

Screaming Foe Retreats After 13-Hour Battle  Turk Bayonets Put Chinese To Rout In Western Sector

Franco-U.S. Regiment Crushes: Chinese Attack  egy apOR OS rr cat fem pe

Yanks, French With Land, Air Aid Press On.  Allied Farcrac oi   Allied Forces On. West Front *Rol] Forward’

CHINESE EFFORT TO ENTRAP U, N, FORGES CRUSHED   Decline In Foe’s Morale Is Noted In Korea By Observers   NINE-DAY ADVANCE ' BY ALLIES GOES ON

Allied Drive In West Korea Rolls on Again   French-American Regiment Crushes Strong Red Attack

6,000 Screaming Chinese Fail To Trap French-U. S. Force   Planes and Reinforcements Enable Regiment To Fight Off Reds and Retain Positions

Russians Declare German Unity  May Come In “OL  Advise Refusal  To Take Part In Allied Plans

Urges. Big 4 Talk Peace With Soviet  Claims U.N. Ficht   Claims U. N. Fight In Far East Futile

More Fighting In Canal Area Relafed  Egyptia ns ond Br itish Dif.

4 Boys Playing On Raft Drown   9-Year-Old Survivor Describes Tragedy

Probe Gas Explosions That Killed 3, Injured 22 at Brighton, N. Y.

Reveal Shakedowns Involving Tax Collectors History's Biggest Scandal

‘Ideals Or Victory? —  Small Town Politico C ‘aiuaas By Coleman’s Switch To Taft

Small Town Politician Offers Advice on Selection of National Office Candidates

Plan For Price, Wage Controls ls Postponed  ESA Delays Program Until It Has Staff For Administration

Wage, Price Controls To Be Held Off   Unwise Right Now, ESA Director Says

UN Hears Plea Of Small Nations At Paris Parley   Acheson Voices Demand That Reds Start Talks On Disarmament Now

PLEAS FOLLOW “US, RUSSIA TOUGH TALK   Envoy Jessup Challenges, Accuses Soviets   NEW ZEALAND   Delegate Calls For U.N. To “Pull Weight In Deeds As Well As Words”

Small Nations In UN Plead For More Security   Jessup Accuses Reds Of Trying to Bypass UN on Disarmament

Jessup Issues Challenge To Soviet Union   Suggests Start Of Disarmament Talks In U. N. Now

Small Nations Plead Against  More Koreas   Ask For Collective Security After Tough US, Soviet Talks

UN Small Nations Ask Security   Jessup Challenges Russia to Start Disarmament Talk

Small Nations Enter Pleas For Security   Bids Before U.N.  Follow Tough Talk

Jessup Hurls Challenge  At Russians  Small Countries Air Fear Of New Korea Rafare IJ.N. Meeting

Tough Talk Proves Discouraging Small Nations Urge Collective Security

FIND SPEECHES OF U.S., RUSSIA DISCOURAGING   Jessup Challenges Soviets To Disarmament Talks Now.

Jessup Hurls Challenge At Red Delegate   Demands Soviets Start Talks Now On Disarmament

UN Hears Plea for Security   Small Nations Ask That Collective Safeguards Prevent Another Korea

PLEAS FOLLOW U.S,, RUSSIA TOUGH TALK   Envoy Jessup Challenges, Accuses Soviets   Delegate Calls For U.N. To “Pull Weight In Deeds As Well As Words”

‘Act Now’ Jessup Bid To Russia.  Security Appeal ‘Made on Behalf of Lesser U. S. Groups

Small Nations Before UN Ask More Security  Jessup Challenges Russia to Begin Disarmament Talks

Small Nations Plead for More U.N. Security   Fear Another Korea in View of Tough Talk by U. S., Russia

East-West Clash  Spurs Arms Pleas   Jessup Challenges Russia to Begin Disarmament Talks in U. N. Now

SMALL NATIONS ASK SECURITY IN UN SPEECHES   TOUGH TALK BY U. S. AND RUSSIA SCARES DELEGATES

New Tough Talk by U.S. and Russie  Small Nations Ask Greater Security

Small UN Nations Plead With Major Powers To Safequard World Peace.

Security: for— Small Nations Uraed on U.N.   Lesser Powers Plead For Security Against Outbreak of Another Korea in Other Places

U. S. Ambassador Harriman Challenges Russia To Start Disarmament Talks Now. And Not Wait Until Later.

Small Nations Seek Security  In UN Appeal   Jessup Dares Soviet To Start Talks On Disarmaments Now

Small Nations Are Heard At UN Assembly   Plead For Greater Security Against Possibility Of  Another Korea

Small Nations Plead For Greater Security; Jessup Issues Challenge To Russia

Small Nations Ask Greater World Security   New Zealand, Cuba Want U.N. to Repel Future Aqqression

RUSSIA ASKED TO TALK NOW   Jessup Challenges Soviel For Arms Sessions  In

PRICE CUTTING AR BATTLE FR BARGAINS   Shoppers Jam Big N.Y. Stores .as Price Marks Keep Coing Down.

Truman Ignores Senator Douglas  in Appointments Friends of of Lucas Are Named U. Ss. Judges

Truman Rewards Defeated Senator  President Produces Rare Political Move  ' * Ne a Se a i

TRUMAN NAMES LUCAS’ MEN TO "FEDERAL COURT   Rewards Defeated Senator; Appointments Seen as Slap at Douglas.

Trouble Brews On Iran Border  Deputies Walk Out On Crisis Meetina

Temporarily Spike Chances For Vote Of Confidence In Premier Hussein Ala’s Gov‘ernment; Strike Situation Noisy

Roaring Tribute To Hero City’s Greatest Event   General Flies to Washington Tonight; Speaks to Congress Thursday Morning

Great Crowds See Return of General MacArthur to Homeland   IN CAPITAL TONIGHT   General Marshall and Top Military Men to Be on Hand There

Civil War Reported In  Argentina Stage Of Siege Set:   Stage Of Siege Set; Labor Group Rallies To President's Aid

Military Men Start Revolt Against Peron  Radio Warns Army Men Taking Part Will Be Shot”

Rebels Rout Yankees In Battle of New York   Rash of Confederate Flags Causes Angry Split In FVFoterans of Foreieon Wars Ranks

Fifth Air Force in Giant Jet Battle Over Northwest  Area   CENERAL WILL RETIRE   George E. Stratmeyer Commanded Kast Air Forces in Korea

GENERAL WILL RETIRE   George E. Stratmeyer Commande ast Air Forces in Korea

Congress Tax Writers Give Truman Brushoff   Request for Speedup in Action Caile To Holt Plan for Hearinas

PLAN NEW TAX BILL HEARINGS   ‘Lawmakers Refuse To Be  Hurried Into Action By Pres. Truman

Tax Prosram  Halt Upheld.   Lawmakers Maintain Hearings Necessary

No Need To Speed Taxes, Group Feels   Doughton Unaware Of Truman's Eagerness To Halt Inflation

World Brotherhood Week Is Dedicated to Friendship, ‘An Even Break for Men of All Races, All Religions

Ex-Union Official Dies   Brotherhood Week Dramatizes Job of Dispelling Bigotry

Second Insurance Dividend for Gl's  Coming This Year $685 Million to   $685 Million to Be Split Among Vets with Policies

prettier eee rs  VA To Begin Paying $685- 685-Million  Life Insurance Dividend in April

ieee ieinedieaellll betel eee a ee E———e  Average Payment Is $85 _  VA To Begin Distribution Of  Insurance Dividends In April

VA Reveals Amount Set  For Outlay   Veterans To Get $685 Million In Insurance Refunds

Splitting $685,000,000 Melon  VA. to Distribute  “Insurance Dividenc

r  Payments Start in April $685 Million Life Insurance Dividends to Go to Veterans

Gls to Get VA Insurance Fund   $685 Million in Life Insurance Dividends  To be Paid This Year

vuyments To Average $69 fhis fime  VA to Start Distributing $685,000,000 ‘Life Insurance Dividend to Vets in April

VA Declares New Dividend   Split Of National Insurance Surplus To Start In April

Second GI Dividend Being Planned This Year To Total $685,000,000   Veterans Administration Reports Payments  To Start Going Out In April To Some annn nnn Poliryvhalders.

VETS’ INSURANCE DIVIDENDS WILL START IN APRIL   Administration Estimates It Will Dis tribute Total Of  $685,000 In Checks  This Year.

‘VA To Distribute $685,000,000 Insurance Dividend To Veterans, Starting In April

Dividend Is Coming  On GI Insurance 1951 Distribution Totals $685,000,000

V.A. to Distribute $685,000,000 to Insurance Holders   Average Payment Wfill B. About $85; Study of Rates Still Underway

VA Risk Pay Set   Insurance Dividend Will Be $685,000,000; About Half of Last On:

 Average Payment Is $85  VA To Begin Distribution Of  Insurance Dividends In April

Veterans To Share In 685 Million Life Insurance Dividend In April

[seS-hiion Dollar Dividend -Million-Dollar Dividend Second Insura Insurance Melon  To Be Cut In April By VA

Vets Will Get $685 Million VA Dividend   Average To Be $85; Payment to Start in April

4  Two-Week Strike Cuts Off Garbage Collection ~  Moberly Citizens Meet at City Dump     f

You Meet Some of the Nicest People at Moberly Dump Now   Strike of Employes Leaves Town Without Garbage Collection, Many Citizens Tote Own Trash to City Dump

“NICEST - PEOPLE” MEET -: CAT. ‘city: DUMP AFTER” “GARBAGE MEN cTpixe

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours   Brink Bovs Slipped

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours  (By The Associat-1 Press)  Drink Bove Slinned

Trade Pact With Russia Is Cancelled   New Law Forces United States To Start Action

U.S. Cancels Russ, Satelite Trade Pacts   Communist Lands Denied Benefits of Tariff Slashes

US. Calls Off Trade Treaty With Soviets   Cancel Agreement With Russia, Romania and Bulgaria; Other Action May Follow

U.S. Halts Trade Pacts With Russia, Romania, Bulgaria   Hungary, Poland May Also Be Cut Off

U3, PUTS OAR ON THADE 10 RED NATION’   Cancels Tariff Agreements  with Russia, Romania and Rilnaria

Nation Threatens To Stop Poland, Hungary Pacts   ~ Romania, Bulgaria Are Included in No Exchange Order

Reds Counter "IN Proposals At Key Talks   ‘Demarcation' Area Blown Progress Of Parteys

January Dratt Is $9,050 Men  Army Gets 48,000   Army Gets 48,000, Marines, 11,650

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Wetback Airlift Is Censured By  Texas Grand Jury Calls It Unusual ,

Wetback Airlift Held Cruel By Hidalgo Grand Jurors   Responsible Parties Should Be Censured, Probers Declare in Written Report

Senate Accepts Penalty Revision In Pure Food Act  Assembly Sets Up Earlier Action on Budget Measure

Russo-China Pact Fixed U. S. Policy   Secy. Marshall Tells Senators American Plan: Are Geared To Meet  Provisions Of Pact.

Are We Less Afraid Or Soviet Might Stories Overplayed?—Could Be Bott

Second Look at Russian Strength Reveals It May Not Be So Dominant

Nation To Have Cold Weekend   ‘Sharp Temperature Drops Reported In Southern States

Canada Exporting New Cold Wave  59-Degree Mercury Dron Ie Recorded

Big Freeze Hits Most of the Nation   High Pressure Pushes Cold Air In Northwest Canada Over All but Southeast

HOARDERS' AVARICE AND GOVERNMENT ‘SCARE TALK’ BLAMED FOR HIGH MEATS

Greedy Buyers, Scare Talk by U.S. Officials Blamed for Meat Rise

Meat Prices Laid To Greed  Spokesman Blames Ei amen cdiauws. €50..2¢02..9

ll Asiatic War Wives Fly to U.S.   10 Koreans,  Chinese On Way With Husbands From War Area

Korean Girls Leave On Big Air Transport   Three Babies Alse [In Party

Taft Renews Policy Blast   Joint Chiefs Charged . - With Politics

Kremlin Real UN Enemy In Far East --Marshall   Passage Of UMT And Prohibition Of Shipping To Red China Past Due

Bolivia Dictator May Call Electior   Plan Seen as Move To Bar Red Candidate

Second Bolivia Election Seen  Military Junta Head Mov Call For Bailar

$10,000 In Cash  Taken To Court  As Field’s Bail   :  Prosecutors See Detay  ' In Releasing ‘Angel’ OL Reds’ Activities

Cash Bail Of $10,000 Provided But Some Delay In Releasing Field Is Indicated

Field’s Bail Money Ready; Court Is Not      U. S. Demands Sponsor Before Release of ‘Angel’ for Reds

REDS DEFENDING TWO MAJOR BASES BATTLE FERCELY   Armored Allied Columns Move Slowly Through Mud Toward Chorwon and Kumhwa.   SLIGHT WITHDRAWAL BY ENEMY INDICATED   Loss of Two Cities Might Force Retreat of 65 Miles to Next East - West Road Across Korea.

RED TROOPS MASS TQ DEFEND BASES   Fight Bitterly to Halt UN Columns Advancing on Chorwon, Kumhwa

inemy lorees Battle to Hold  Anchor Points   UN Artillery Blasts Road Between Towns; Planes Step Up Raids

‘Massed Reds Battle to  ‘Save Bastion  U. S. Hurls Armored   Korces at Rasac   U. S. Hurls Armored Forces at Bases  Of Chorwon, Kumhwa

Reds Massing At Vital Bases   Slight Withdrawal Indicated by Enemy

Massed Reds Fight Bitterly Against Armored Columns  Loss of Two Big Bases Might Force Enemy Tn Withdraw 45 Miloc Ta Navt Hichwoavy

Resisting Reds Mass To Defend Anchor Towns  Loss Of Chorwon,   Loss Of Chorwon, Kumhwa Might Lead To Red Withdrawal

Reds Mass Tightly In Bitter Defense Of Points Needed To Hold Triansle

REDS FIGHT BITTERLY T0 HOLD POSITION   Armored Allied Columns Inch Toward Key Bases In Northern Korea

Bill Readied for State Legislature  Crime Investigating Commission Proposed

Bandits Dressed Like Brink's Guards Had Sub-Machinegun   Two Robbers Hold Six at Bay ana Then Eceane in Auto Driven by Companion

Two Thugs Dressed Like Brink’s Guards Rob Branch Bank of $10.000

Preparedness Vital fo U. S.   President Bluntly Accuses Reds of ‘Evil Wor. by  Proxy’, U, S. Must Re Carace

Swift Buildup of Arms Urgec by President   State of Union Speect Accuses Russia of Seeking Whole World

U.S. To Seek Peace Through Strength   Truman Asserts Free World Has Ability to Win   Warns Congress Forsaking Allies  Would Prejudice Nation’s Security

President Says Cexiqrem Faces Gravest Task 1 in  ’ History ; RUSSIAN AIMS CLEAR  Stress Placed on Urgency - for Tank and Plane [ Buildup

NOW WHEN THE PLANE SPINS .. .'  Instructor Bails Out, but Student Lands Safely

Fisenhower Gets Another Booster  ” Republican’s Lodge Favors Commander

Florida’s Governor Still Not Going To Testify Before Crime Committee

Senate Crime Hunters Open New Hearings Inte Florida’s Corruption

Missing Jet Planes Found  Narweaian and IJ S. Pilots ‘Well and Havny

Two Missing Jet Fighters Landed in Czechoslovakia   ~ Planes Based: In Germany Missing Since June 8

Czechs Reveal 2 Missing Jets ‘Landed There   Say Fliers Are Well, But Refuse To Bare Action They'll Take

U.S. Jets Found InCzech Territory   Prague Government Says Missing Pilots Are ‘Well, Happy’

Czechs Hold Lost Fliers   Report Missing Jet Pilots ‘Well and Happy?’ Probe Landings

Czechs Sav Missing Jet  Pilots “Well”   Statement Ends Mystery — Over Disappearance Of Two Ships

Czechs Report U. S. Fliers Safe  Missing Jets Landed Behind Iron Shade

U. S. Flyers In Czechoslovakia ..... ge IN gee  Lost Planes Found Back Of Red Wal

Missing U. S. Jet Fighters Are Located   Czechoslovak Government Admits Having Planes: Claims Pilots Are Wel And Happy

Missing Jet Planes Down in Czechoslovakia   Government Canfirms tha Landing There of the Two Craft That Had Been

Taft Cafers Only To GOP   Senator Will Stake Chances On Party Line Voters

TAFT BANKING ON GOP VOTE   Ignores Independents While Stumping For Nomination

Taft lznoring Independents In Strictly GOP Campaign   MiIavy Help Chances   “Samethine To It”

lait Ignores Independents, Relies on GOP  Not Interested tn   Not Interested in Support of Yoters With No Perty Label

Taft Aiming Primarily For G.O.P. Votes   Tour By Ohioan Sets Trend; Southern Den Vote Is Solicited

Taft Willing To Stake Chances On GOP Voters   Ohioan Not Making Strong Bid For Independent Vote

Fears Mount For Missing Texas Family   Family Of Five Missing For Week; Authorities Fear They May Have Been Murdered

Nation’s Capital Gives Pacific Hero — Epic. Welcome with Parade and Bands

Greatest Welcome In History Of Capital Given Soldier Hero   Addresses Congress In Joint Session After Receiving Thunderous Acclaim From Million.

$17,298 OBTAINED: IN CHEST DRIVE   SUM IS SLIGHTLY MORE THAN FIFTH OF TOTAL SOUGHT IN CAMPAIGN.

Vice Crusade Snowballs in Ohio Counties   Investigations Held, Gambling Joints Raided

Eyewitness Story of Horror in Foggy Gulf:  Crewmen Burned Standing Up, Survivor of Tanker Fire Says

N. Y. Woman, Son In Cherbourg Jail   Former Husband Says She Was Attempting to Sneak Boy Behind Iron Curtain

DENIES TRYING TO JOIN REDS   New York Woman Held For Kidnaping Child Of Ex-Husband

Wilson Asks For Limited Subsidies On Farm Products  Also Seeks Authority To Buy Foreign Good: To Ease Inflation

New Proposals Are Qutlined For Senators   Mebilizer Appears Before Committee

NetherlandPlaza Hotel Hit By Fire   H undreds Of Guests  Routed. But None  : Is Injured

Egypt Told Men To Keep Up Defense  Speech By Morrison   Speech ] By Morrison Adds To Laborites Chances In Election

British Set To Defend Suez Canal   Troops To Remain In Egypt, Foreign Secretary Declares

Sermon Attacking Malicious Critics Is Thoroughly Enjoved by President

OSCAR EWING ‘SET T0 RULE AGAINST STATE   Indiana About to Lose Battle for $18,000,000 In Welfare Funds.

Indiana Tries To Keep Aid For Welfare   Federal Director Indicates Doubt It Con Be Given

Manpower Increases  Seen Likely  More W eapons And Controls Amone Gaals

New Calls. For Manpower, More Billions For Weapons Stiffer Controls: Requested.

TRUMAN ASKS MORE BILLIONS FOR MILITARY   President Says Added Men Are Due For  Armed Service

Truman Sends Huge Request To Congress  2nd Round Increase   2nd Round Increase Asked By President Reqardless Of Korea

Truman Urges Vast Military Buildup And Stiffer Controls  President Sees New Service Calls No Matter What Happens In Korea

Calls for Big Boost Despite Korean Status   New Manpower Calls, Weapons’ Outlay Seen For Defense Buildup

Arms Output Lag Scored By President   Armed Services May Top 3.5 Million Figure, Convress Advised

Truman Asks Vast Boost In Military   Outlines New Manpower Calls, New Billions for Weapons.

Truman Urges Vast Military Expansion Plan   Tells Congressmen U.S. Must Continue To Build-up Forces

President Seeks Huge Expansion  Of Armed Might   Spes Higher Gaol

PRS RS BRR AY AUS, Al 2  France Squares Shoulders On Prideful Bastille Day

Annual March Of Dimes Campaign Opens In Luna County Monday Jaz 1

9000,000 Fire In Peabody — Factory Area   Blaze Sweeps Seven Buildings; Seven ‘Communities Aid

Fire At Peabody Causes Damage Of Half Million   Flames Sweep 7 Buildings: 2 Families Foreed Out: Nearby Towns Give Ak

Nam II Says He Will Check On Missing Missionaries In Korea If He Has Time’

ALLIED ARMOR PUSHES NORTH   UN Calls Communist Han Before Big Offense

Allies Seek To Force  Reds’ Hand   Move. Over Border In Wide Front Toward Massed Foe

Allied Forees Stab Deep Into Red Territory  Expected Drive By Communists  Kept Off Balance

New Controls Law Is Signed By President   Truman Serves Notice That Wage Increases Will Be a.

Truman Signs Controls, Says Pay Hike Sure   President Declares Act Will ‘Do Great Harm’ To Economy

Senate Crime Probe Centers onN. J. Today   State Senator Among Those to Be Heard in Washington

teds Charge POW Killings Against Allies   Ridgway Counters With Atrocity Evidence—  North Korea Minister Calls Report “Slander”

Red Charges Dampen Hopes  Of Cease-Fire   Claim Allies Have Slair 17,000 Prisoners, Made ‘Human Atomic Tests’ Out OF 1.000

REDS SWITCHING AIMS, CHARGING , N. ATROCITIES   Enemy Accuses Allies Of Killing Prisoners Of War And Using Reds For Atomic  “x wnerimante

Hopes Dim for End to Fighting Before Holidays   Reds Echo Proposals for Armistice Laid Down by Soviet Unior

RED RADIO HINTS ALLIED PROPOSAL MAY BE REJECTED   Full-Scale Ground Fighting Will Continue Even If Reds Accept Proposal, Says Ridgway.

Enemy Radio Accuses Allies Of Atrocities.  Ridgway Confirms Evidence of Slain

Reds’ Reversal Threatens Break In Pact Progress  Chinese, Koreans Claim Atrocities By Allied Units

Reds Charge Atrocities  To Allies   Latest Statement Mimics Vishinsky UN. Declaration

Enemy Hurls  Own Cry Of  Atrocities Vishinsky Proposal  . Eehoed By Two Of Communist Officials

SWITCH IN AIMS BY REDS LOWERS HOPES FOR TRUCE   ALLIES ACCUSED OF KILLING 17,000 PRISONERS OF WAR

REDS SWITCH AIMS, CHARGE UN ATROCITIES   Claim Communists Used By Allies In Atomic Experiments

Communist Plan, An About-Face, ls Russ Echo   Atomic Experiment Atrocities Charged

Reds Switch Truce Plans; Hurl Charges Accuse Allies of .  Killing 17,000 Prisoners of War

Reds in New Accusations Hope for End of Korean War Suffers Setback

REDS’ REPLY  ON TRUCE IS DUE TONIGHT   Early Truce Not Likely If Foe’s Switch in Tactics Is Carried to Panmpn jom.

High Winds Buffet Parts Of the State   Southeast Hit By B0-Mile Gales; Flood Recedes In Abilene, No More Exnoa-tad

farly End ‘To War Is  Possibility   Reds’ Reply To Offe: Viewed Favorably In Washington

Early End To War Seen Possibility   Capital Reaction ToRedAcceptance Of Rideway Offer

Early End to War in Korea Possibility   That Is Reaction of the Well-Informed in Washington.

Early End of Korean War Now a Definite Possibility   Fact That Reds Want Delay and Change Of Taik Site Not Considered Siqnificant

Strategic Air Command Readies ‘In Case of War’  Circle of Atomic Bases

Huge Network Of Air Bases Ready For U. S. Planes   30 Fields Extending Along An Arc From Germany To The Middle Eas! Lined Up To Launch A-Bomb Attack

U.S. Air Command Lining Up 30 Airfields Abroad In Plan to Defend Eurone

U. 5. LINES UP DEFENSE RING QF AIR BASES   Strategic Pattern Extending From Germany to Middle East to Meet Aggression.

Something New Brewing in UN Headquarters.   Ridgeway, Staff Silent on Reasons For Meeting

SENATORS TOLD CUT IN ECONOMIC AID TO EUROPE WILL SLASH MILITARY: PRODUCTION

Fishing Boat Lost With Toll of tt.   One. Clings’ to: Wreckage for 19 Hours.

Eleven Perish, 3 Are Rescued As Boat Sinks   Fishing Vessel Gods Down In Gale-Whipped Seas; 20 Craft Disabled

11 Persons Die When Fishing Vessel Sinks   Victime Include   Victims Include Two Women, Boy

American Woman Is Called To Trial On Murder Charge In Pistol Death Of Her Planter Husband In Cuba

L.1.U. CANCELS SPORTS SLATE   Quits All Intercollegiate Contests Effective Immediately   PLAYERS IN SCANDAL

Long Island U Quits Athletics  Basketball Scandal Still Rocks East

DRAFT MARRIED MEN   Leavenworth To Send First Group Since World War II

Wilson Slaps Policy Debate ‘Foolishness’  hocnnts “QCrasahhisno’   Asserts “Squabbling” At Senate Hearings . OM sie? To Russians

Wilson Plea For Unity Of Americans   Mobilization Chie Decries Dispute Over Far East

Wilson Pleads For U. 5 Unity  ‘Foolishne   Decries ‘Foolishness On Capitol il}

MOBILIZER WANTS UNITY  Wilson Hits MacArthur Battle As ‘Foolishness’

Wilson Decries “Foolishness Like What's Been Going on Up on Capitol Hill”

M Arthur Dispute lritates Mobilizer   Wilson Says Senate Probe  ‘Music To Russians’

ROW GOOD MUSIC FOR REDS Mobilizer Criticizes Capitol ‘Foolishness

 University Man Defies Tradition Of The Sea, Shoots White Albatross; Know Better Now

TRADITION. OF SEA DEFIED “Ill Fortune Hounds Vessel - After Killing of Albatross

Trouble Dogs Ship After Albatros Shot  Crew Obiects But Scientist Shoots Bird Anyway

Russia Wants UN to Probe ‘Voice of US   Spreading Internal Dissension Behind Curtain Charged

Kansas City Area Stunned  By Fire, Flood   Officials Hopeful Worst Has Passed But Dikes May Collapse

Aansas and Missouri Rivers Reach Highest  Crests in History Damage Over $500 Million; Two More Industrial Areas Are in Danger of Inundation

Flood and Fire Shock Kansas   Damage T ops 500 Millions  State Hopeful. That  asa eeaa

Worst Flood In History Closes All But Essential Businesses In Kansas City As Emergency Is Declared

Non- Vital Businesses  Told to Close   Oil Tank Fires Add to Danger; 500,000 Are  Driven from Homes

GOO.A00 Population Area Stunned by Disaster: Damage Placed at 500 Millions

Flood Tightens Grip On Kansas City As State Of Emergency Is Proclaimed

Oil Tank Blasts Add to Horrors ‘of Inundation   _ Emergency Shuts Dowr ' All But Essential Businesses

Industrial Section Ravaged by Worst Disaster; Damages Near Half Billion

Fear for Two Factory Areas In Kansas City   Disaster Loss To Exceed 500 Million Dollars

Charges Made By Chinese of Plane Attacks   Communists Say U.N. Fighters Fire on Neutral Supply Car Near Kaesona

Reds Charge U.N. Violated Truce  Claim Warplanes Attacked Truck In Zone: Joy Rejects Protest

Reds Say Truce Team Truck Hit By UN Planes   Charge Denied by Joy; Early Resumption of Korea Talke Seen

Reds Claim UN Planes Attacked Communist Truck   Admiral Joy Says Charges Unfounded

Joy Denies Air Assault Upon Truck   Hints Communists May Be Abusing Us Of White Markings

Reds Charge, Allies Denying UN Attack On Enemy Truck In Violation Of Agreement

Reds Charge Uh Planes Attack Truce Truck  Joy Claims Maps   Joy Claims Maps Show Vehicle Was Off Main Highway

Charges And Counter-Charges May Be Breaking Point In Cease-Fire Talks After Alleged U. N. Bombing

Reds Accuse UN Of Air Attacks   Say Allies Broke Neutrality Promise

Korean Dead Are Counted   10 Nations Beside America Suffers 2,813 Casualties

France To Have ¢20 Divisions In Europe By 1953   “We're An Ally; Not Fair Weather Friend’ Premier Plevin Declares

Plan to Control Prices by Limiting Profits is Studied   Ching Asks For Patience on Wage Policy Statement

Wage Thaw’ Strikes Snag   Wage Board Unable To Agree On How To Amend Order

Board Studying Wages fo End Any Inequifies   Prices Would Be Pegged at Cost Plus Set Percentace

‘Profit Margin’ Price Formula ls Under Study   Cost-Plus Plan May Be Ordered by End Of Week. DiSalle Say:

Santa Claus ‘Letters’ Dropped at North Pole During Special Flight

SINGERS FROM WAY DOWN SOUTH IN PROGRAM THURSDA\   Talented Group Of Rust College Musicans To Be At Methodist Church

Judging Nights For DecorationOf Homes Set   - Judges’ First Tour  “ae-Datecies: 3863.

Judging Nights For DecorationOf Homes Set   Judges’ First Tour.  ‘Ie. cca 18th: -Sictoen @ Awards

North Korean Radio Station Steps Up Demand ‘Air And Naval Attacks Stop During Parley

Key Witness Is Being Heard By Senate Probers  Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer - Called In Probe Of Ieee ben ae ae Ee ee

Grandma Sprouse, 84, And Spouse, 23, Wedded 5 Years In Cat Hollow

CAT HOLLOW MAY BE AGOG OVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY BUT GRANDMA SPROUSE ISN’T

Inflation and Sprouse Wedding Anniversar Arrive at Same Time in Cat Hollow Today

gee Life Gets. oss et ]  40%  aa Couple   Kentuckians 84 and 25 Find Inflation on Anniversary

DOWNSTATE POINTS GET RAIN Cold Front Moves Over Plains With Showers, Sleef And Snow

Hoodlum’s Arrest May Lead to Solving Of Binaggio Murder  . _   K. C. Police Hope to Clear Up Unsolved Holdups, Slayings

China Reject: Peace. Offer from UN   One Course Left Is To Punish Peiping, Say Observers

CHINA DASHES HOPE OF PEGE IN FAR EAST   Communist Premier Rejects Any Talks While Under “Aggressor” Charge.

Chou En-Lai Charges U. N Killed Peace   Red China Premier Wants Withdrawal Of Ageressor Tae

REJECTED BY RED PREMIER   Aggressor Resolution Must Be Withdrawn, Chou En-Lai Says.

Reiect Tiahter Controls   Eisenhower Needed in Europe, Senator Says

Harvard Drinkers Classified   ‘Researcher Finds Athletes Among Heavy Imbibers

Seeks Use Of Arrest Warrant ts:     House Taking Steps To Hale Wary Hollywood Witnesses

House: Seeks 9 Witnesses   Reluctant Hollywood People Face Arrest

D. MARK MEREDITH AND MISS REGINA LEHR WED   York Girl Bride Of Hanoverian At Ceremony In St. Matthew's Lutheran Church, York

Passage of TidelandsOi Bill Seen   Big Fight to Come After Promised Veto by President

Tidelands Oil Bill Passage Is Due Today   Celler Predicts Expected Veto Will Not Be Overruled

Man Charged With Holding Wite Prisoner   Neighbors Discover Woman In Trailer

Curbs Extended On Construction In New Orders   Major Building Fields Brought Under Controls

N.P. A. Issues A Building Order   Controls Extend to Luxury Housing, Apartments, Industry    25-TON   Effect on Proposed Fieldhouse at University Uncertain

Gov't Widens Control Over Construction  dee: come   Residential Housing Included Iu  New NPA Order

Extend Controls On Construction  ‘Luxury’ Housin Other Projects Hit

Luxury Homes Brought Under N.P.A. Control  his fe eoraneariin   Other Construction Curbed In Latest Mave Ta Save Steel

Building Curbs Are lightened  Controls Extended To Conserve Steel

NPA Issues Steel-Saving Building Ban   Controls Are Extended To Luxury Housing, Big Apartments

ON BUILDING   NPA Control Order Now Covers Apartments And Factories

NPA Extends Controls On Construction   Projects Using Over 25 Tons of Steel Now Under Regulations

U.S. Restricts Stee! In Building; Full Details Awaited In La Crosse

Extend Controls On Construction  NPA Moves In On ‘Luxury’ Housing

Clamp Down on Luxury Housing, Big Apartments   Major Construction Of All Types Will  Be Limited on Use OF Stoacl Bu Order

U.S. CLAMPS DOWN ON ADDITIONAL *. CONSTRUCTION JOBS   Luxury Homes, Apartments, Factories, Public Projects Now Need NPA Permit

U. S. Order Hits Luxury Housing   Single Family Home Costing More Than $35,000 Affected

NPA TIGHTENS BUILDING CURBS TO SAVE STEEL   ‘Luxury’ Housing, Earge Apartments Barred for First Time   MATERIALS SHORT   Regulations Apply to All Construction Not Previously Covered

U.S. Clamps Lid on Construction of Luxury Homes   Big Apartments, Public Projects Also Come Under NPA Curb

Schools Named In New Federal Housing Curbs Critcal Shortage Of Steel Given as  Ts. ...¥ gt...

Controls Spread To More Projects   NPA Says Houses Costing Over $35,000 Must Get Permit

Production Controls Put On Housing Construction   Heavy Construction Now Requires Permission Of NPA: Wide Range Of Building Is Affected

Government Clamps More Control On Construction Proiects-4nd Housing

Put Control On ‘Luxury’ Construction   NPA's Consent Needed To Start A Single-Family House Costing Better Than $35,000

RESTRICTIONS CN BUILDING EXTENDED   N.P.A. Announced New Controls Now Effective   Needed For Construction Of Industrial Plants, Luxury Housing

Building Ban Is Extended   Construction of Large Projects Curbed Due To Steel Shortage

Curb on Building Extended Again  Luxury Housing and ©   Luxury Housing and Apartments Affected

N.P. A. Issues A Building Order  Controls Extend to Luxury Housing, Apartments, . Industry  25-TON STEEL LIMIT Effect on Proposed Field ~~ house at University  Tl.

‘Luxury’ Housing Under New Control Construction Ban Covers Apartments

 — COMMUNISTS FLEE NORTH— §.Keoreans Crush Red Resistance, Capture 3 Hills

Claims Most Powers Back  U.S. Stand   Secretary Reveals Allies Spiked Plan For Air Pursuit

Acheson Says  UN™ Ma jority Will Vote With U. S..on’Red China Membership

Strike Averted; Plasma Assured   Chemical Union Puts Okay on Contract in Philadelphia 

New Contract Averts Strike At Drug Plant   Union Dispute Had Threatened Plasma Shipment To Korea

Army Supplies Pile Up During Coastal Strike   Longshoremen’s Union Leaders Called for Session

World's Largest Port Inactive... , Wildcat Strikers Cripple Shipping

Dock Strike Leaves War ‘Goods Idle   Rebel Port Walkout Threatens To Grow

Army, Civilian Supplies Piled On Docks As Strike Continues   Freight Jam Brings Railroad Embargo On Export And Coastal Shipping

Strike Keeps Docks Piled With Goods   Stevedores Hold Almost Complete Control Of Port

Freight Jam Increases In  Dock Strikes  Rail Embargo Set; Union Chiefs Hold

Rail Embargo fs Imposed Because  Of Dock Strike   Cargo Piling Up By The Tons On New York Wharfe.

Biggest Port Paralyzed By Rebel Walkout   Striking Stevedores In Virtual Control;  Union Leaders Call Emeraencyv Meetina

lke Needs to Run Openly For Post   Neutral GOP Senator Believes General Should  Run For '52 Nomination

Being ‘Available’ Not Enough Ike Must Get Active to Win Nomination, Ferguson Says

Solon Says Ike Must Reveal Plans  * * oe n mp ‘oe. * 7 * WW? nell. 7 ee eee CD Dp Nt ge #

Ike Can't Get Bid Without Running, View  Neutral Ferguson Believes Taft Will Get GOP Nominatior

Says Eisenhower Must Bid Openly lor Nomination  arandan Daukte That   Ferguson Doubts That Being ‘Available’ Will Satisfy Republicans

Republican Senator Says Eisenhower Must Enter Race To Win Nomination

‘AVAILABLE’ NOT ENOUGH Solon Believes Eisenhower  Must Seek GOP Nod Openly

"Neutral" Senator Says Ike Must Come Out in Open If He Wants G. O. P. Nominatior

Michigan Senator Thinks Ike Must Run For Nomination If He Wants It

Final-Hour Accord Ends Threatened Strike By 200,000 Cotton Workers

Mill Workers Granted Hike, Averts Strike  TWUA Head Extends Agreements Covering Cotton. Rayon Plants

Communist Commander Says U. N. Had No Reason To Halt Discussion Of Cease-Fire: Sets When For Talks

Ridgway Headquarters Says Red Reply Offers  No Settlement of Issue

WEATHER FORECAST  Foir and cooler tonight; Friday falr and continued enol,   TEMPERATURE   U.N. Diplomats Meet As Russia Clarifies Stand   Hopes For Korean Settlement Are Revived In Washington

Lie Reported Hopeful Talk Will Succeed   Military Negotiations With U. S., Korea Reds Believed Aim Of Russ

British Commonwealth Heads To Start Discussions Today About Asian Trouble Sectors

Ministers Scan Asian Problems  Commonwealth Head: United In London

 Nehru Still Urges Boycott of Empire Conference  Pakistan Ends Boycott of Empire Conference As Leaders Agree to Discuss Kashmir Issue

Nehru To Face New Challenge  At Conference   Indian Leader Who Seeks Korean Truce’ Seen “Put On Spot’’

British Leaders Talk About Asia   Kashmir and Korea Are Trouble Spots Discussed

Home Building All Right--If Materials There   Controls Flexible And Designed as Check on Shortages

Home Building Ban Explained  Need Scarce Metals On Hand To Start

HOME BUILDING BAR 1S. -DROPPED   Governnient Announces No Curbs Provided Builder Has Metals: Otherwise Authorized Needed.

No Ban On Building—  It’s OK to Start Building Your House, Says Government

ANOTHER EXPLANATION = NPA Tries To Clear Up Confusion of Builders

Move For Beef  Krom Abroad   Army to Ask For Bids to Get 10,000,000 Pounds

Major Packers Don't Bid— ~  Army Will Seek Beef in Nations Outside Red Bloc

ARMY 10 BUY FOREIGN BEEF   Order Purchase of Up to - 10,000,000 Pounds.

Foreign Beef Buy Is Ordered   A®imiy to Purchase Meat from Outside U.S., Soviet Bloc

—ATROCITIES— Disclosure Surprises ‘Government Ridgway Asked  For Clarification

Who Will Be Millionth Traffic Victim   He Is Scheduled To Die Dec. 21

Millionth Motor  Victim Due Soon   Safety Council Says Nobody Can Be Sure —kKnown But to God

M-Day Is Nearing For Traffic Toll   Millionth Victim Slated To Dic on December 21 Please Drive Carefully

Toll Of Deaths In Auto Accidents Soon Will Reach One Million Mark

M-Day Nearing, Safety Council Warns Country   Dec. 21 Marked As Day When Fatalities Will Reach Million

Millionth Traffic Death Looms;  Identity of Victim Will Be Unknown

December 21 May Be ’MDay” Somewhere In The US Millionth Traffic Fatality To Occur

Millionth Auto Death Coming Soon  . i ane f Seeorees Bae. fe Ja pee   National Safety Council Expects It on December 21.

Nobody Can Single Out Actual Millionth Victim —  National Traffic Toll Near Million

Identity of One Millionth Traffic Victim,  Like Unknown Soldier. ‘Known but to God’

Million Mark in Auto Deaths Expected To Be Reached On or Before December 21

M-Day Expected to Come Next Week   Millionth Traffic : Death Approaching

“Known But To God” — oe Odds Against Millionth U. S. Traffic Victim Ever Being Identified By Name

Millionth U. S. Traffic Death Predicted Soon   December 21 May Be “M-Day,’” Says National Council

Truman, Labor Talk It Over  ULL.P.C. Called To White House Today

Big Union Chiefs Will Meet Truman   18.-Man Labor Committet To Confer With Presiden  On Mobilization Issues

Labor Boycott May Be Solved  Conference Tackles Mobilization Mixup

Official Accuses Railroad Of Full Disregard For Human Life In Wreck

Probe of Train Wreck That Claimed 83 Lives Continues; County  Official Blasts at Railroad Line

Cause of Crash Songht = _Pennsy Accused of ‘Disregard For Human Life’ in Wreck Probe

PRR Accused Of Disregard For Human Life   Officials Give Different Stories To Investigators

Invest igator Aveuses Ry. In Accident   Penn. Road Held “*Indifferent to Human  Life:’’ 83 Dead

PRR Accused Of Disregard For Human Life   Multiple Probes Seek Cause of Train Wreck  Which Took 83 Lives

 A Railroad Indicted  Pennsy ‘Disregarded’ Human Life. Prosecutor Char ges

Railroad Hit By Probers As  Irresponsible   Train Mishap Death Toll Reaches Mark Of 83

President Calls Military Inspection Bid ‘Foolproof  But Chief Executive Warns Kremlin U. N. Will Continue to Arm If Necessary

Acceptance of Foolproof Disarmament Plan Is Path To Peace, President Says

Outlawed A-Bormb Proposed. As Last Step in Big. Three's. Blueprint for Lasting Peace

PRESIDENT SETS FORTH PROGRAM IN RADIO TALK   He Calls fer —a—Census of Weapons, Including ABombs, by Inspectors Working Under U. N,   ACTION CALLED PATH TO PEACE, SECURITY   Executive Declares That Unless Aggression Threat Ends U. S. Will Con tinue Military Buildup.

INSPECTION OF ALL WEAPONS BY UN IS PROPOSED   President Takes Dim View Of Reaching Agreement With Russia   RADIO APPEAL MADE TO PEOPLE OF SOVIET

General Claims He Foiled Loss Of Formosa   Decries Domestic Policy of Truman Administration

AC” CRITICAL OF NEGOTIATIONS      Calls for Greater Use of Power Against Reds

General MacArthur Calls for Use of Greater Arms Power in Korea: Decries Negotiations With Reds

Can’t Dicker With Reds, General Says   Urges All-Out  War In Korea

General Sees Need  For All-Out Attack   'Can't Bargain With Reds,’ He Tells Leqion Members

Parley With Reds Useless,  Mac Declares   ‘Deposed General Say:  He Blocked Deal to Turn Over Formosa

Would Open All-Out War Negotiating With Reds Useless, Says MacArthur

—GENERAL—  MacArthur Calls For  All-Out War  Raps Truman At * Legion Convention

He Puts No Faith in Quicome of Cease-Fire Talk With Communists   Ousted Far East Commander Does Not Mention Candidacy Of Taft, As Some Expected

Legion Hears Call for More Use of Power  Ousted General Delivers Attack On Administration

‘You Cannot Deal with Reds’  MacArthur Attacks   MacArthur Attacks Military Policy of Administration

More Military Power Urged   MacArthur Says You Cannot Talk With Communists

M Arthur Blasts Administration   ‘You Cannot Negotiate With Communists.’ He Tells Convention

More Power in Korea  Urged by MacArthur  Can't Profitably. Negotiate With Reds. Legion Convention Told.

M? Arthur Hits President For Korean Policy   Urges Greater Power Against Reds, Lacks  Baith In Truce Talk .

MacArthur Blasts Administration Do-Nothing’ Policy In Foreign Relations Before American Legion

Negotiation \\ 4 ‘th Reds  Impossible   Deposed Commander Assails Administration Military Poliey—No  Mention Made of Taft

Attacks  Truman's & Poliéies   Deposed General in  Bristling Speech  Atl egian Cancleva

MacArthur Raps Deals With Reds   Legion Hears Korean War "Policy Blast

MacArthur In Blistering Attack On Korea Policy   General Says U.S. Cannot Negotiate With Reds; Calls For Greater Military Action

‘MAC’ BLASTS TRUCE TALKS   Asks Greater. Military Power Be Used - Jn Korea

M’ARTHUR ASK MORE MILITARY   Gen. Makes Ringing Attack On Administration War Policy

Mac Blasts Drawn-Out Negotiation   Asks Greater Power in Korea; Leadership  Raked as Petty.

'Can't Bargain With Reds'—  M Arthur Asks Use of  Power in Korean War

Government Sale Of Surplus Cotton Proves Profitable   Stored Fiber Brings Growers Share In  $67 Million Gains

Inside The Times    Not A Total Loss  U.S. Shows Farm Susie Profit

House Votes Cent, Boost on Gasoline Tax  Would Give The State $11,000,000   WMiare For Roads

Resume Parley on Lend-Lease   Russia Will Discuss Settlement of Old Debt With U. S.

Last-Minute Talks Underway In Effort To Avert — Nationwide Walkouts By Textile Workers Unions

‘ator Suggests ense, Ag Depts, ‘Acquainted   ‘e  ee) See  MARKETS

Union Reports No Break in Copper Strike   No Action Before Tomorrow’s Meeting

Union Will Not Heed Return to Work Request   Settlement May Come at Meeting In Capital Tomorrov

No Strike Break Before Tomorrow   Union Chiefs in Mining Walkout Await Washington Meeting

No Strike Break  Before Tomorrow   Union Chiefs in Mining Walkout Await Washington Meeting   FAVOR CHING’S TERMS   Gov't. Mediator Proposes 21-Cent Wage Hike;  Kennecott Rejects

NATIONWIDE COPPER STRIKE CONTINUING      Union Demands. Companies Agree to Gov't Mediator’s Plan.

Copper Strike To Continue Union Men Say   No Formal Answer To Be Made By Union Leaders

Mining Strike Will Continue, Union Asserts   Leaders Decline Formal Answer To WSB Plea

Copper Strikers Stand@at Till Wednesday Mee:   Decline Formal Reply _ to Back-to-Work Plea of Board

See No Break in Copper Walkout   Industry Must Accept Ching’s Offer: Union

See No Break In Nationwide Mineral Strike   Union Will Make No Answer to Wage Board’s Request

No. Break Seen in Nation-Wide Strike Before Meeting  Set for Washington Tomorrow  Truman Asks Men Involved To Return to Their Jobs

Defense Effort Hit Hard As Union Leaders Refuse To Continue Working

Copper Strike To Continue Leaders Say   No Formal Answer Made To Back to Work  Plea

PR TL AAO F470508 WEEK   Union Leaders Say They Won't Call Quick Halt to Copper Strike

Union Says There Will Be No Breab Before Meeting  Plan No Answer

Copper Strike Hits Defense Drive At Weakest Point  Wage Board Asks -Workers To Return .. To Work Immediately

DEATH CLAIMS JACOB FRIDAY   Prominent Horticulturalist Succumbs To Heart  Attack

Ok Given To UAW Pay Hike   Productivity Boost Wins Approval of Wage Board

WSB Approves Boosts Without Price Increases   Productivity Raises Up to Two Per Cent Allowed by Johnston

ENGLISH ALLIANCE URGED Taft Outlines His Views On US. Foreign Policy

Chula Youth Is ‘Wounded in Korea   Lewis Bryan Smith Now in Hospital in Indiana.

Senator Knowland Says Greater Detail Is Expected From Secretary Marshall On How Administration Expects To End Korean Conflict—Head Of Department Of Defense Has Failed To Answer Basic Question, Californian Declares

GOP Wants MoreClarity Of Marshall   ‘Clearer Answer’ to Be  _ Sought from Defense Chief on Korean War Ending  Te Nat Satiched   No Reply Yet on Ways to Bring Fighting to Close. He Says

Midyear Class  Gets Chance at Essential Jobs   Veterans’ Draft Virtually Killed  Res 2 SD aie hi,

Seniors Given Extra 30 Days Draft Deferment  cahkerua rw fe sade   February Grads May Fill Vital Industrial Jobs

—THEYLE GET CHANCE FOR ‘ESSENTIAL JOBS’ —  Draftof Mid-Yecr Grees Beleved

Deferment For 30,000College Men Is Granted   30-Days Extra Will En: able Some to Get ‘Es. sential’ Jobs

Graduates Gel Time To Land Essential Job  Draft Age Limit To 30 Considered

Granted Extra Deferment  Mid-Year Graduates Given 30 Days To Find Vital Jobs

30.000 Get Draft Delay   College Men Graduating In Mid-Year May Get  Essential Jobs

Parley Hopes: Bright   Delegates Joke, Have Photographs Taken Together

Reds Indicate Compromise On Buffer Zone   Feeling at Truce Talks Is Better, Delegates Say

Reds May Give Ground on Buffer Zone Demands   Allies More Optimistic Now Over Chances for Real Peace in Korea.

 Blue-Ribbon Affair  Royal Visitors To Get ‘Big “Washington Blowout

Korean Talks Continue Past Half-Way Marl   Return of Prisoners Major Stalemate At Panmuniom

Says Senate  Report ‘Reflected On The President   House Committee Declares Spry’s Action Violated Law

For Peacetime Use  Liner Christened; Called Relier Of Soviet Claims

New Superliner ‘Belies Communist Charges Of Aggressive Intentions’ Connally Says

General Flattered By Poll Showing   Letter From Ike Gives No Hints Of Availability

Eisenhower ‘Flattered’ He Is Being Considered Presidential Timber

mee RESUS OF RECENT Frouse UVP Fol:  Eisenhower ‘Flattered’ By Suggestions That He’s of Presidential Timber, But Gives No Hint

Eisenhower Flattered Over Sentiment In House But Making No Commitments

Eisenhower Says He's Flattered’ To Be Regarded Presidential Timber

Ike “Flattered” But Noncommittal  Gives No Indication Rae T ohtie 26 thn Wit

Eisenhower Is ‘Flattered’ By Political Note   General Leaves ' Cole In Dark On  PFoumre Career Plans

IKE “FLATTERED” BY HOUSE REGARD   [Remains Silent on Availability Question

Ike Is Flattered Over Standing   Many House Members Regard Commander As Presidential Timber

Eisenhower ‘Flattered’ By Strong GOP Backing As Likely Candidate

‘Flattered,’ Says Ike, But He’s Still Non-Committal   Thanks Cole For Letter but Doesn't Say He'll Run

He’s Flattered, But— — ‘Tke’ Still Mum On Plans After Advised Of Support

Ike Flattered by GOP House Poll; No Indication of Availability Given

About Town  And Country   ‘Old Men’ Stand Up Well in Faculty Game with JV‘s

About Town   . ‘Old Men’ Stand " Up Well in Faculty Game with JV‘s

Dems Plan Stall On Confirmation Of Fine’s Cabine'   Naming Attorney Genera   Is Decided Issue For  State Senators

FBIMAY SIFT ARSENAL DEALS   Seek $1,000,000 For New Quiz; Hunt Missing Witness

An Independence Gung Robs, Then Runs Into Law   Girlls Shot in \ Chest When Gas Station Operator Offare Dacictrunra

Two Girls and Boy Shot in Burglary Try   Attempt at Independence Kansas Filling Station Halted by Attendant

Vessel Goes to Swedish Harbor   Officers Locked Up in Quarters By Mutineers

Crew Mutinies  On PolishShip, Seizes Officers   Red Minesweeper Reaches Swedish Port: Seamen  Ask For Asylum

SUCCUMBS -10 CRASH HURTS   Lakeside Man 14th Traf fie Victim Of Year In Berrien

Lakeside Man Dies Of Auto Hurts   John A. Lange Injured April 26

Governor Declines to Appear At Public Hearing on Lobbying   Smith Tells House Committee Members He Has Nothing to Add to Testimony

Demand Any New Charges  U mer Oath  ‘“"«r      W. A. Sehien Denies Slush Fund ata Lobby Hearing

lran s Premier lo Fight For Oil  Il! Leader Weeps But Stands Firm

ORDER PROBE OF CHICAGO RACE TRACK AFFAIRS   CHECK ON REPORTS SOME LEGISLATORS ARE STOCKHOLDERS

Plan Probe of  Chicago Down: Association .  Two Groups Promis  oe ja a.   Two Groups Promise Complete Check on Harness Race Tieup

RACING GROUPS PLAN PROBE OF CHICAGO TRACK   Lawmakers Employed at Track and Some Among Stockholders.

Denies Calling Father-in-Law a Blackmailer’   Broker Says Tietelbaum Story In Tax  ‘Shakedown’ False _——_  -~

DENIES oAYING  NATHAN Who t BLACKMIAILER   Son-in-Law Testifies as Tax Scandal Heads Toward Perjury Probe.

Investigation Of Internal Revenue Department Irregularities Continue:

Denials Made Under Oath   Sale and Nathan Blast Teitelbaum Testimony With Vigorous Language

Broker Retfutes Witness   Sale Says He Never Told Teitelbaum His Father-In-Law Was ‘Blackmailer’

Broker Denies Calling Nathan ‘Black mailer’   King Plans Action Against Witnesses Offering Conflicting Testimony

Witnesses Dispute In Tax Inquiry Results In Perjury Action Threat

Sale Denies Part in Tax Scheme   Miami Broker States He Has Never Called Nathan a Blackmailer

Denies Saying Father-In-Law A Blackmailer   Miami Broker Was Quoted By Chicago Lawyer In Testimony.

Gromyko Calls lt War Instrument; U.S. Also Sians Jap Defense Pact

2nd Division Holds Before 96,000 Reds   Foe Is Slaughtered Wholesale, Stopped

Communists Lose Control Of Florence  Deabeatan Llamkinew   Retain Election Lead in Taranto, Lose in Turin

William 0. Jacobs Held for Forgery   Case Bound to Circuit Court: Under $1,500 Bond.

Carter Waives His Preliminary Hearing  Charged With Leaving S-ane of Accident Here.

Red-Faced Ohio Republican Legislators Discover ‘Senator From Maine’ Is Mental Institution Escapec   - Biddeford Man Addresses House, Senate Before Discovery

Features for Everybody in the Telegeam Today   Asylum Escapee Poses as Senator, Addresses Legislature in Ohio

Fulbright Assails Moral Corruption As Weakening U.S   Senator Proposes Grou on National Morality Backed by Public

Moral Corruption In Democracy Hit By Sen. Fulbright   Calls For Revival Of Public Morals By U. S. Citizens

Corruption Of Morals Weakens U.S   Fulbright Scores Hypocrisy In Strong Indictment Of Evil In High Places

‘Moral Decay’; In U.S. Raked   Fulbright Entreats Return Of Integrity

Fulbright Flays. Moral Corruption  Solon Says Trouble Beyond Reach Of Law

RFC Prober Flays Collapse of U.S. Moral   Fulbright Calls for National Commission of Noted Citizens

Sen., Fulbright Calls for Revival Of Precepts of Founding Fathers

NATION MAY BE WRECKED BY MORAL LAXITY, WARNS RFC PROBER FULBRIGHT

Moral Corruption Eating Away Foundations of American Democracy .  Eulbriaht Calls For Revival of Pilarim Precept

Moral Laxity in Nation Is Deplored   Fulbright Urges Prompt Return to Simple Honesty

: —INDICTS PUBLIC MORALS— Declares Corruption Destroying Democracy

Calls for Citizens to Act—  Sen. Fulbright Indicts Low State of Morals

F ulbright Strikes Hard At ‘Moral Corruptiow’; Calls For Citizen Board

Fulbright Has Morality Plan   Wants Commissior Of Special Men To Study Nation

National Morality Commission Urged   Foundation Of Democrac\ Eaten Away—Fulbright

Senator Says Moral Corruption Erodes Foundation of Democracy   Fulbright Indicts Evils ‘Beyond the Reach Of the Law’ and Proposes Commission of Ten Private Citizens to Search for Solution

SENATOR HITS ‘CORRUPTION   Fulbright Says Nation Could Be Destroyed

Fulbright Hits Moral Failures  Senator Says Basis Of Nation imperiled

Investigation Of National Morality Urged   Senator Fulbright Proposes Commissior To Fight Corruftion

Moral Corruption Beyond Law Is Charced By Fulbricht Before Senate

Fulbright Says Corruption ~— Eating Away at U.S. Democrac’   Senator Calls for Revival of Precepts of Pilarims and Founding Eatherc

Fulbright Asks Revival of U. 5. Higher Morals   Suggests Commission  On Higher Morality - To Study Corruption

Fulbright Cites Moral Decline  Senator Proposes   Senator Proposes National Commissior

Fulbright in A Hard Rap Al Corruption   Declares it ts Eating Precepts Of Democracy

In Bitter © Indictment Of Morals   Sen. Fulbright Says  Only Aroused Citizens Can Remedy Corruption Which Poisona Nation

FULBRIGHT SEES , MORAL LAAN   CALLS ON PUBLIC TO AROUSE ITSELF TO RISE OF CORRUPTION.

Senate Group Votes fo Revise Capehart Plan   Favored Bill Gives Increased Power to Hold Down Prices

Midwest Area Under Heaviest November Snow  More Than 150 Death: Are Attributed To Surprise Onslaught

Atomic Bomb Test Put Off   Storm Conditions Force Cancellation Of Today’s Drop

Atom Bomb Test Cancelled Today By Storm Threat   Scheduled Drop Is Called Off After Planes Get In Air

A-BOMB TEST CANCELED AT LAST MINUTE   Planes Already Up; Storm Conditions Fail To Improve

ATOM BOMB. TEST PLANE CALLED BACK   Cancel Drop for Fear Winds Might Carry Radiation to Cities.

G. 0. P. Senators Opposing Fine’s Tax Program Are Facing Two Hard Choices

MacArthur Sets Brisk Pace Greeting Texans. But Houston Bis-Wiss In Sao

Peron Arrests Red Candidate   Says U. S. Official Made Revolt Plans

Shivers Asks Cattlemen's Help In Combatting Inflation; Agrees Federal Control Just ‘Stop Gaps’

Anti-Red Leader Charges Nimitz And Marshall Being Used In Whitewash Attempt

Red Whitewash In U. S. Hinted  Nimitz Record Not Good, Says Rabbi

—ASSAILS SECURITY CHECK— Rabbi Says Nimitz Is ‘Fall Guy’ In‘Plot’

Jewish Leader Says Marshall, Nimitz Unwitting Dupes In Shielding Administration's ‘Pro-Red’ Activities

(MERICANS SHOOT OWN RED PLANE,  DAMAGE 2 OTHER)      Sky Fights Take Place Near Manchuria as Allied Troops Cross Parallel 38 in Force.   SOU TH KORE AN® FORCED s iL AREA        Communists Lase 1,410 Men in Killed and Wounded During Day—MacArthur Pays Visit to Front.

Yank. Red Jet  Planes Tangle  In North Korea   WArthur Visits Front Again: Reds Believed Poised for Big Drive

ALLIED, RED JETS TANGLE I FGHTS AVER NORTH KOREA   4 Enemy MiGs Shot Down, 7 Damaged in 2 Days - of Dogfights   ALL U. 8S. PLANES. SAFE   UN Freops Probe in Force Across 38th; MacArthur Visits Front

Americans Send Strong Force Into North Korea  M’Arthur Makes Surprise Visit To Front Lines

Area Man Killed in Korean War   2 Reported Wounded, 2 Missing in Action

Russ Propaganda Backfires; Fale Of Missing Ice Breaker Unecoveret

Churchill Visit Here May Mean English Loan   SAY FINANCIAL HELP ASKED MAY RUN INTO BILLIONS; VISIT TO BE IN JANUARY

Truman - Churchill Meeting Scheduled  Around January 1   Prime Minister Address Before Congress Expected

MEET IN JANUARY   President Truman and Winston Churchill to Talk in Washington

Financial Aid May Be Requested   President And Prime Min ister Expected To Con: . fer In Jenuery 5

Truman To Meet Churchill   January Get-Together May Mean British Want New Loan; Stalin Not Mentioned

January Visit Of Churchill Hikes Rumors   Closer Alliance Likely To Be The Theme Of Meeting

Churchill and Truman Plan January Talk  Meeting Emphasizes   Meeting Emphasizes Reports of British . Loan in the Makina

Churchill May Ask New Money Loan  Prime Minister  — Oe ame   Prime Minister To Meet Truman  Here in January

Prime Minister Slated for Talks In Washington   Briton to Seek  Closer Ties With   C$ 245 hha abinn

Truman Will Meet Winnie   Matter of Financial Help From U. S. One of  Likely Proposals

Need for Dollar Aid From U.S. to Get Top Priority   Short Confirms AP Story That Meeting to Occur in January

New British Bid for Loan Is in Offing   Churchill’s Washington Trip Expected to Be Tied Up With Finances

President, Churchill To Confer   Two Leaders To Meet At Washington In January; May Talk Of New Loan ~-

MEETING WITH W. CHURCHILL   Conference Scheduled In Washington Early Next Year

Conference Will Not Touch on French or Russians, Belief Is Among Observers  Might Give Talk  Speculation Is Congress Might Hear Speech by  Anglo Premier

Churchill To Visit Truman In January   President's Secretary Admits Washington Conference Planned

Truman-Churchill Parley. May Herald A New Loan   President And Prime Minister Are Scheduled To Meet In January: Truman Resting In Fla 

Churchill And Truman Meeting Set  Loan Talks Expected   Loan Talks Expected In January Session Between State Heads

Churchill Coming To U. 5. In January May Seek New Loar   Closer Partnership Of U.S., Britain May be Proposed

New English  Loan Hinted In Making  Churchill Visit Lends Emphasis To U. S. Reports

Expect Britain Will Seek New [Loan From U. S.   Churchill Will Meet Truman in January, Announcement

New British Loan in Making? —  Churchill Will Have January Visit With Truman

New Loan Plea By Churchill Seen On Visit   British Leader Due To See President In_ January, Short Says

Briton To Ask For New Loan, Observers Say   Some Speculation Parley May Include French: Russians

January Meeting Of Churchill And  Truman Planned      British Prime Minister To Come To Washington To Confer With President

President Agrees To Hear Churchill Appeal in January  Secretary Reveals Anticipated Talks Early Next Year

Churchill Te Visit U.S. In January  President Agrees   President Agrees To Meeting With British Minister

Churchill To Visit U.S. Again Early Next Year   No Indication French-or Soviet PremiersInvolved,  Truman Aide Says

Churchill, Truman Meei In J anuary   No Indication French, Russians Will Join Talks

WILL DISCUSS BRITISH NEED. FINANCIAL AID   NO INDICATION OF FOUR POWER TALKS AT THIS MEETING

Churchill to Ask U.S. Aid.  Closer Ties:   Winnie-Truman Conference Is Set for January

Conference Set, Lends Emphasis To Speculation  Financial Aid Need Tan Britich Prahlom

British Plea For Economic Aid Expected   Visit Probably Will Be Delayed Until Truman's Annual Talks To Conaress

Old Warrior Will Confer With Trumar   Prime Minister Expected To Ask Financial Help

CHURCHILL T MEET TRUMAN   Announced Conference Lends Emphasis To Loan Reports

HST-Churchill Meet Is Planned   Washington Conferenc Is Scheduled For  > * i ee De

Truman fo Talk With Churchill Early Next Year   Rumor ls Confirmed By President's’ Aid At Key West Resort

New British Loan Request Foreseen   No Indication Given Other State Chiefs to Attend January Meetine

Churchill and Truman Plan. January Talk   Meeting Emphasizes Reports of British Loon in the Making

CHURCHILL TO VISIT TRUMAN NEXT JANUARY   British Prime Minister Expected To Ask U. S. Financial Help   CLOSER RELATIONSHIP SOUGHT BY BRITAIN

No Indication I'rance. Soviet  To Join Meet   Churchill Expected to Ask for More Atomie Control—Financial Assistance in Billions

a _ " -_ Waa ee = ey ne ARs gas g   Session Furthers Idea Of British Asking For Loan

Parley Slated To Take Place In Washington   President’s Secretary Doesn’t Know If Other Leaders Will Attend

—MEETING— Churchill To Visit Truman In January  British Finances Seen Top Subject

Several Major Problems to Be Discussed When Leaders Of Two Nations Hold Talks

Expect British fo Ask for US Aid   No Sign Allies Will Confer with Premier Stalin

British Leadei To Make Trip To Washington  Financial Aid Will Be Leading Topic

British Leader Will Visit U. S. Early In 1952  Prime Minister May Address Congress

BIG 2 PARLEY HINT BRITISH MAY ASKLOAN   Churchill Reported Planning Meeting With Truman Here In January.

Tank, Halted By Minefield, Parks On Unexploded Mine While Waiting To Proceed

Heavy Truck Convoy. Troop Movements Behind Chinese Lines   France Will Name China As Aggressor in Koers

eee eee  France ‘Set To Brand ‘Chinese Communists Aggressors In Korea

Reds Attack, Dent Main. Allied Line   Reinforcements Move Forward in Case Negotiations Fail

Reinforced Reds Hit UN Lines   Air Force Keeps Hitting Bases To Hamner Enemy

State Officials Present United Front Behind Quarantine Campaian on Rabies in Billings.

Suppressed Report Now To Be Aired   Tobey Proposes Inquir) Into RFC Loans to B & O. Railroad.

Lilbourn Man Struck, Killed On USS. 61   Grady Lacky Killed Instantly; Was Walking Along Hwy.

Roman Catholic Clergy Say Moral Corruption in Public Life’ Threatens This Nation With Decay

Church Says Moral Decay Is A Threat   Catholic Group Compares Present U. S. To Old Rome

Corruption in Publie Realm Threatens Country Much as  RomanEmpire,BishopsSay

Catholies Say Moral Decay Threatens  ( orruption ¢ ‘ited  In Publie Life

RAP CORRUPTION IN PUBLIC LIFE   CATHOLIC PRELATES URGE HIGHER STANDARD OF POLITICAL MORALITY.

Churchmen. Hit At Corruption In Public Life   Catholic Hierachy Says Moral Decay Similar Tc Roman Empire Looms

Texas Names Frequently Dot Prisoners List   No Galvestonians Given in Early Running of Group

Texans Names Dot POW List  13 Included Under BE;ret Thraa lattarc 

State May Spend Over $500 Million   Secret Sessions Slated Today On Secret Session

Snow Centers over Lower Michigan Today   New Storm Develops in East bringing ~~ Heavy Rains :

Snowfall Blankets Midwest   Chicago Has Nine Inches; St. Louis Over a Foot

Sun Follows First Big Snowstorm As Fastern Traffic Snarled by ‘Blanket’.

Citizens’ Group Holds Hot Potatc  Seek to Abolish State Publicists

Hint More Firings in Tax Bureau   Scandal-Ridden Bureau to Undergo House-Cleaning

U.S.-Filipme  Treat vSicned   Truman Calls It Long Step For Security In Pacific

Philip pine Defense Pact Pledges U.S. To Mutual Aid In Case Of Attack

SIGNED   U.S. and Philippines Pledge Mutual Assistance Against Aggression

Philippine Treaty Signed   U. S. Pledges To Fight Aggressors In Defense Pact

U.S., Philippines Sign New Treaty  Defense Pact First Of Pacific Pledges

Truman Hails New Treaty   U.S., Philippines Pledged to Help Each Other if Aggression Occurs

Pledge To Aid Each Other In Common Danger   Truman Terms Move Strong Step Towards ‘Security And Peace In Pacific Area’

Philippines, U. 5. Sign Up   Half-Century of Ties Stressed As First of Mew Treaties Signed

Action Starts . Series Of New  Pacific Moves   _U. §., New Zealand, Australia To Enact ‘ _ Teanty In Twa Mavs:

U.S. Philippines Sign Defense Pact  Truman Calls Treaty Strong Step Towards z e. 7 .. pe

AMERICA AND ~ PHILIPPINES SIGN TREATY   ‘Each Pledge to Help the Othe:  Against Aggressors.

Philippines, US. it s8 Pact  = baie i Treaty      Truman Says Treaty ‘Strong Step’ Toware Peace In Pacific

. on Philippines Sign Mutual-Detense Pact   : ~ Truman At Ceremony Calls Treaty A ‘Strong Step To. wards Security And Peace In The Pacific’

Treaty Signed , for Mutual Aid Raainst Attack   Peace, Not War, Is Aim of Both Nations; Ties Cemented

US.-Philippine Mutual Aid Treaty Signed   President Labels Pact Strong Step for Pacific Peace

Joint Stand Against Foe Is Pledged In Treaty Signed At Washington Today

U.S., Philippines Unite Defenses  ‘Mutual Aid Pact’ Signed by Leaders For Pacific Strenath

hree Out Of Five fajor. Money Bills \wait House Action   ‘Liquor  MenIn TroubleNow: -Crime Group To Put Finger On Crook:

Flood Crest Is Reached At St. Louis   Mississippi River Begins Leveling Off at 40.3 Feet

FLOOD CREST HITS, LOV-YEAR LEVEL   St. Louts Relaxes As Mississippl Absorbs Brunt of Torrent

Mississippi Flood Crest Levels Off   St. Louis Suffers Some Damage But Not as Much as Was Feared

Mississippi Levels Off at. Crest Equalling '47 Flood  Millions of Dollars i in Damage Caused;  Le: Ca a eee nes oy foo yi  eee

River Crests At St. Louis  Equals 107 Year Old Record Set In ‘47

Mississipp! Punch Falls Little Short   Mighty River Hits Crest At 40.3 Ft., St. Louis Is Calm

Senate Bans Beef, Farm Rollbacks In Approving Watered-Down Controls

Senate-Voted Controls Ban  Beef Rollback   20 Per Cent Rent Increase Permitted In 2 a.m. Decision

SENATE VOTES ROLLBACK BAN IN CONTROLS   Senators Ignored Truman Demands In Passing Bill

Senate Denies Powers Asked By President  Watered-Down Controls Bill Is Approved Today

West Blocks Bid To Seat Red Chinese   General Assembly To Consider Rival Disarmament Plans

Soviets Take Two Defeats In Assembly   Steering Group Gives Yugoslavs “OK for Appeal-

MAY_IMPAIR DEFENSE EFFORT  _ Union Chief Claims Tire - Shortaae Perils Truckers

Uncle Sam, John Bull. Disagree on How “To Run Business But Fear to Split Up

US and Britain Disagree on: Many Points But Band Together Against Common Enemy

Uncle Sam and John: Bull: Are Partners Who Disagree on How-To Run Business

The Hoosier Day   BOYS MEFT AN ISSUE TITWANON IN INDIANA   BOYS TO MAKE BEDS CAVE 2400 YRARLYV

DEFENSE TOURS WILL INCLUDE MANY NATIONS   Turkey and Greece To Get Pledges Of Military Ald

Improve Schools at Carroll By Teaching More of ‘3R’s’   Pay Off In Better Grades and Standing Of School System

Feeling Grows That Russia will Not. Start World War Three This Year or Even Next

Kussia Will Postpone Full-Fledsed War Experts Believe; Cite Reasons

Shoppers Splurge As Prices Topple   Bareain Hunters March Merrily On Big New York Stores.

Shoppers Flock As Price Cutting War Continues   Macy’s, Gimbel’s Lead Growing War Among N. Y. Stores

Spreading Price War Threatens To Engulf City   Women Storm Macy, Gimbel Counters For Bargains

‘Armies Of Women Shoppers  Swarm Over New York Slores Engaged In Battle On Price

New York Stores Stage Price War As Tags Are Cut   Shopping Armies Enjoying Retail Purchasing Spree

Macy’s, Gimbel’s Start Price War, New York Shoppers Storm Stores

Price War Has Gotham In Grip; Shoppers Happy   Macy’s And Gimbel’s Start Ball Rolling; Others May Follow.

NEW YORK PE WAR SPRBIS   Shopping Armies/tch Merrily On MS And Gimbe

Fixed Tags Take Huge Chopping Price War Stampedes Bronx Barpain Hunters

Shopping Armies March on Macy's and Gimbel's Enjoying Spreading Prize War

Shopping Armies Enjoying New York City’s Price War, Threatening All City Retailers

Shoppers Gleeful Over Price War   Female Army Waving Greenback Flags Are Weleomed by Stores

Gleeful Shoppers Run Riot as Prices Continue to Crash in N. Y.  Macy-Gimbel Battle Over Formerly Price-Controlled Brand Name Goods Threatens to Enrilf All Citele Patuilose

HOUSE GROUP ASKS POSTAL RATE HIKES   Urges 2-Cent Post Cards, Increases in 2nd, 3d, and 4th Classes

Clark Guilty of  Tax Evasion   Sentence to be Passed February 9th on Former Assssor

Co-Op Directors Says Moses Owe: Them Apology   Hikes On Liquor Auto, Cigarettes Expected

MISS CHADWICK T0 FLY HOME MONDAY   Channel Charipion “To: Visi o  Daete Thte: Week. .

Connally To Back: Foreign Aid Slash  Assails Economic Outlay as Costly

CONNALLY FOR DEEPER CUT IN AID BILL   Says U. §. Can‘t Go On Forever Supporting World

Connally Calls For $1 Billion ECA Fund Slash   U.S. Can't Go on Foreve Supporting Whole World, Senator Declares

Favors Further Foreign Aid Cut   Connally Asserts U. S. Can‘t Go on Forever Supporting Werld

Acheson Warns Any Attack On Yugoslavis Will Threaten Peace   Hints U. S. Would Take Same Action As It Has in Korea

Will Ask Italy To Try Killers Of Maj. Holohan   Ex-Sergeant Confesses Says His Lieutenant Ordered The Murder

ITALY MAY TRY EX-SOLDIERS IN WEIRD SLAYING   U. S. Army Major Slain for Fortune He Carried in War

-Gasoline-Powered Relic Has Edge  Over Steamer In Race To New Yorl

Gasoline vs. Steam— Two Museum-Piece Cars Race To Revive Long-Time Dispute

Chinese Bandits Raid Indochina  French Believe Band Communist frreaulars

Bishop Sawyer Vacates Post   Erie Episcopal Diocese Head Served  For Five Years

Tenement Fire  Fatal To Eight   Two More May Die In Cincinnati Blaze

‘Urge Reactivation ‘Missouri State Guard   Ask Governor to Form Skeleton Staff at Once.

Top Commodity Marts Suspend Trade for Day  Now Yark Stacks   New York Stocks Rise Sharply After Waae-Price Freeze

Some Markets Suspend as Freeze Comes  Profit for Everyone Because of  Bat_k Metee I mcsala

Some Markets Suspend as Freeze Comes  Profit for Everyone Seen Because of Liteak Derien lavale

Suspend Trading at Leading U.S. Marts      Freeze: Some Exchanaes Open

Congress’ Okay On Aid Sought  Troop Commitment Fight Grows Hotter

Vote on Troops, George Counsels   Urges Congress Act on European Policy

Demo Tells Truman To Submit Issue   Sen. George Urges Him To Consult Congress On Sending Troops.

Senator George Demands Congres: Be Asked fo Setile Troop: Issue.

Crackdown on Crime Gathers Real Strength  ~s. _§ *_ mm. ££ ff...   Bookies, Gamblers Really Hit as Juries Clamp Down Hard

Crime Crackdown Gains Speed as Race Betting, Gamblers Hit in Wake of Probe

Wire Service Cut Hits Race Betting  Gambling Halted Some Places As U. S. Crackdown Continues

Gamblers Hit By Cutting Off Of Race Wires   Crackdown on Crime Gains as Result of Many Investigations

Race Wires Down   In Wide Clean-up   New Charges of Contempt  Confront Racketeers ee The Acenciated Presse

Wire Service ° Cut; Gamblers Feeling Pinch   Crackdown On Crime Gathers Momentum In The Nation

Crackdown On Crime Stepped Up  Gamblers Hard Hit by Cutting Off of Wire Services.

Dozen Specific Plans Offered   Solons Rejected  Mest of P sals Before, Coo] Now

Governor Serves Old Program to 1951 Legislature  GOP Lowmakers No! Likely to Accept It

Staff Officers Meet Tonight To Sign Maps; No Trouble Expected on Remaining Issues

Mystery Blast Rocks Columbus   Similar Explosion Reported in Cincinnati

‘Mysterious, Untraceable ‘Big Boom’ Shakes Columbus, Cincinnati Monday

Blast Shakes Ohio Capital  _F SRP emmery a a ge   Mystery Explosion Stumps Experts

Mysterious Explosions Have Em Guessing in  Two South Ohio Cities

Long-Range Tremors Baffle Experts  Mystery Blasts Shake Columbus, Cincinnati

RUST BLOCKS HIGHWAY IN EAST   Communists Hammer. at Allies With Artillery as They Fall Back Along  125-Mile Front,   CHUNCHON VIELDED IN WITHDRAWAL   . N. Units Entering Road ‘Hub Report Capture of “More Enemy Than We Can Handle.”

Allied Tanks Cross Parallel To Block Retreat of Reds   Reinforcement Increase Chance to Split Withdrawing Chinese Communist Armies

ARMORED UNITS SMASH TO BANKS AE PHAYANC RIVER   Daring 13-Mile Thrust La beled One of Boldest  Strokes of War   REDS FLEE RAPIDLY   Powerful Enemy Forces Rushing South to Protect Withdrawal Route

Reds Are Still Retreating Across 125-Mile War Front, But They Sowed Mine Fields And Turned Artillery On  Dy seeri8ere

Allied Force Plunges Over 38th Paralle   Daring Thrust Is Termed One Of Boldest Strokes Of Korean War

—Daring 13-Mile Thrust Carries Above 38—  Reeling Communist Forces Are Cut Off   Allies Entering Chunchon Report They Are Capturing ‘More Enermmy Than We Can Handle’

Allies Drive To Sever Enemy Line   Daring 13-Mile Thrust Across Parallel Blocks Red Retreat

Allies Threaten To Split Reds In Drive Across 38th   Harriman Sees Kremlin Shaken   Truman Asks $6.5 Billion For ‘Shield’ Aqainst Reds

Scattered Return To Work Moves Are Reported in Rail Strike; No General Trend

Management And Union In Parley   Some Switchmen Heed Chief's Plea, Returri to Work

Some Classes Of Mail Placed Under Embargo  o Definite Break ms ghee Observed:   No Definite Break In Strike Observed; Government Presses Contempt Action

Strikers Drift Baek to Work  In Few Areas   U. S. Prosecutors Press Contempt Charges Aocuinst BRE

Mail Mail Slash ".attionwide ye. To Rail  ‘ne Strike   Local Back To Work Movement Reported In Scattered Areas

Railroad Strike Widens  Peace Talks Fai   Peace Talks Fail To Bring Break

GOVT EFFORTS TO END WALK OUT CONTINUE   Few Men Return to Work at Scattered Points but Trains Fall.

Congress Demands Action To Protect Defense Program   House Spokesman Hints Walkout May Bring Anti-Strike Legislation; Saturday Session Ends in Recess

Post Office Department Puts Partial Embargo on Certain Classes of Mail

Strike Brings Mail Embargo  Rail Employes eetuee To Work In Some Are

Some Switchmen Return To Their Posts; Efforts — Made to Break Deadlock

Mail Curbs Are Ordered All Over U.S.   Some Switchmen  Returning To Jobs   Union Officers Appeal To Workers To End Rail ‘Sick’ Strike   Southerner Halted

Mail Service Curtailed By. Rail Walkout   Some Switchmen Go -Back To Work After Piea From BRT Head

Men Report ‘Sick’ on Fifty Railroads Crippling Army Feeding of Many Soldiers

Certain Classes Barred as Rail Strike Spreads  Federal Contempt  ‘Charges Pressed Te. Cor Wealbagce

Some Workers Return; Apply Mail Embargo   Back To Work Movement Reported In Several Cities; Union Chief Appeals To Strikers

Strike Effect Still Spreads   Mediation Conference Starts; Some Classes of Meil Involved in New Order

STRICT MAIL EMBARGO PUT INTO EFFECT   Flow of Army Supplies Crippled; Some _— Switchmen Back.

22 Injured in Three-Way Crash On Highway 36   Bus, Truck and Car Are Involved in Collision

Snow White to Be Protrayed By “Clelia”   In Coming Stage Attraction at Hich School

ALLIES SEIZE PYONGOHANG ~ AND DANE ON   Yanks’ Advance on Hoengsong Overruns Half-Finished “Bed Fox Holes

Veteran Riverman To Try Going Over Niagara In Rubber Barrel Today, Despite Police

Chandler is Witness at Ball Inquiry   Changes in Rules Suggested in His Testimony

‘Happy’ Says Baseball Job Rules Wrong:   Chandler Appears At Capitol During Anti-Trust Inauiry

Weother--«   Elizabeth Worried But Keeps Date   Princess, Anxious ove Father's Illness, Is Cheered by Crowd.

Tieup » Brings Word ‘Battle   Dan River Strikers Chargce Propaganda

TEXTILE STRIKE FRONT 1S QUIET   Peaceful Pickeling Occurs AL Datuvitle Plant — Both Sides Engage tn Balle Of Words.

Area Gets Relief From Bitter Cold  Southern States’ ---ess ix AAsiliane

Frigid Wave May Be Eased; Deaths Now Total 200, Damage Staggering   Peach Crops Gone In Ilinois; South's Citrus Crop Endangered

Allied Forces Attack Along 22-Mile Front  Reds Hit Back To Recapture

Anti-Red Coalition Seizes Early Lead In Italian Election  De Gasperi Backers Gain Footholds In Northern  Communist Cities

AntiReds _ Lead Voting In ltaly  Ahead of Commie: Even in Some  Red-Belt Cities

ITALY VOTERS REPUDIATE RED POWER DRIVE   De Gasperi's Regime Increases Power  Even In North

Lead Is Taken By de Gasper!   ‘Reds Lose in Own Belts Ac Returns Mount

Communists Trail In Halian Voting  Slowly Mounting Returns Give Coolition Lead

Tran Will Take      Properties   Tension Mounts With, . Lower’ House: “Actions Red influence Seen.

Iran House In Unanimous Agreement To Seize British-Owned Oil Company

Iranian House Okehs Grab of British Oil   Demands Shah Name AntiBritish Chief  a7k pase  Yo Premier Vacancy

British-Owned Oil Firm Ordered Seized by Iran   Shah Ignores Demand That Nationalist Chiet Premier Toke Over

Iran House Would Grab British Oil   British May Send Warships To Key Ports If Needed

New Margin Order Seen Upping Tags   Adjustment in Wage Formula to Please Labor Expected

Lowly Potatoes Return Again to Give Bodoral Experts Headaches With Price

Lausche Picks Bryant As Ohic Liquor Chief   New Director Plans To Follow Policies Used by Fleckner

Early Prices Herald Good Season In Tobacco; Opening Averages $60

Delays Wilson Deaths   Brothe:s Sav-d from Gallows by Judge Just Before Trap Was To Have Been Sprung

Rolls ‘Opener’ Becomes Law Sans Signature   Schricker Says No Reason To Make Welfare Chandes

Welfare Bill Law Without Signature   Schricker Won't Sign GOP Sponsored BillSays Situation Does Not Warrant Veto

Court Order Ends Hospital Strike At Minneapolis   Nuns, Nurses and Doctors Manhandled In Day of Violence’

Workers End Hospital Strike In Minneapolis   Court Orders Pickets To Leave; Nurses, Doctors, Nuns Attacked

Red Chinese Build- -Up As Allies Gain   One Enemy Plane Downed As 48 UN, 64 Red Jets Fight

Big Red Build-Up Reported   UN Forces Beat Off Vicious Counter-Attacks

Un Advances Made Despite Red Attacks   Another Major Jet Air Batti Fought in Korean Skies: 1 Enemy Plane Destroyed.

TEST ENEMY STRENGTH BY ALLIED RAIDS   Storm of New Commie Offensive Expected; Air Blasts Continue

U.N. Raider Groups Probe Chink Forces   Lull In Korean War May Soon Be Broken By Red Onslaught

Allies Send Out Raider Teams To Test Strength Of Enemy On West Front   Field Officers Worried By Lack Of Red Pressure Against Lines; Fear Chinese May Be Planning New Drive

Winter Returns With Drop fo Nears lero Mark   Intermittent Snow Not Expected to Relieve Drought Conditions.

Weather Drops From June To January   But Prediction Is for No Great . Amount of Moisture

Seasoned Soldiers From Camps In Thi Country Are Reinforcing Korean Force:

lf Not.Granted, US Should Evacuate Korea, Governor Declares At Inauquration

More Than 70 Red Divisions In Offensive Ridgway Reports To UN On Ill-Fated Communjct Drive

RedsHad70 Divisions For Drive   ‘Ridgway Makes Report to UN On Korean War

Heavy Cattle Movement To Markef Isn't-Alarming To Veteran Ranch Owners: Said Not Even Abnormal

Second Front Urged By Senaior Bridge: Truman Rejects Bombing  Of Red China At This Staae OF Crisis

President Against Move In Congress To Blast Chinese   Senator Bridges Demands American Invasion  Of Mainland

‘Truman Rules Out Bombing Red China Without UN Go Sign; 'Bridaes Demands U. 5. Back Nationalist Second Front

Truman Rules Qut Bombing Of Manchuria  Says UN First Must Sanction Air Attacks   Says UN First Must Sanction Air Attacks On China’s Mainland

U.S. Won’t Bomb China ‘Just Now’    Truman Rejects Plan To Attack  Manchuria Cities

Reds Plunge Ahead Despite Bloody Losses   Estimate Of Enemy Dead Yesterday Is More Than 10,000  BULLETIN!

S. Koreans Fail To Check Fee   Allies Also Pushed Back In Other Section

Substantial Pay Hike To Be Asker By Steelworkers  ClO Union Appears Ready To Buck WSB

Steelworkers’  Union to Fight  For Pay Raise Fairless Warns  Of Another Hike In Cost of Livina

CIO Steelworkers Plan To Ask New Pay Boost Of More Than ‘Ceiling’

Steel Union To Demand New Boost   Also Want Guaranteed Annual Wage and Other Concessions.

Steel Union Plans To Ask ‘Substantial’ Pay Raise  Annarantlw Baad   Apparently Ready To Battle WSB In Effort To Ease Wave Controls

Steelmen Seek Raised Wages,  Pay Guarantee   Poli ey Committee Drafts All-Embracing Plans Th Retter inion

Passengers  Laud Pilot  WV es ie ee oS   Vet Flyer Lands Plane In Pasture

SEE ree Ane eRe RE Aare aetna “ima aR cep, AEN Rh Nae ates le fe  Girl Scouts Organize New Troops; Will ‘Hold Taq Day Here and Eldorado Saturday

Girl Scouts Organize New Troops: Will Hold Taq Day Here and Eldorado Saturday

MacArthur Won't Testify Again  Hurley Hits Stafe Department Appeasement

Hits Silencing Of Witnesses By President  er to Joint   Answer to Joint Chiefs Not in Public Interest, Letter Says

11 Nations Agree on Set of Rules For Parley   President Truman Tonight To Open Japanese Peace Treaty Meetine   JAPANESE PEACE TREATY ALL SET All That Remains Is Signing of Papers

U.S. Policy At Treaty Session Is To Keep — Conference Tone Out, News Analyst. Claims

Plane Crash At Charleston Takes 19 Lives  Air Force Guard Of Honor Victims Were En Route To Funeral

matal Funeral Mission... . ee LOM + ss  19 Men Killed As  Airplane Crashes

Funeral-Plane Accident Kills  19 Guardsmen   C-47 From Godman Field Crashes On Mountain In West Virginia

U.S., Hong Kong Plane Accidents Claim 60 Victims  19 Air Force Men Flying to Funeral Perish in Crash

19 Perish As Plane Hits Tree   Funeral Mission Ends In Fiery Pyre Near Charleston, W. Va.

19..Die-in-Grash—-Of Funeral Plane   Abandoned Plane Hits Cottage Killing Three

Funeral Mission Ends in Tragedy   19 Airmen Killed Flying To Comrade’s Rites; Crash Into Mnruntaintor

19 Fliers Die In Crash on Way To Funeral   Portland, Ind., Officer One of  Two Survivors

—DEATH ENDS FUNERAL MISSION-—  19 On Way To Rites For Major, Killed In Crash

19 Air Force Men Killed In Fiery Crash On West Virginia Mouintain  ! Two Survivers Have 50-50 Chance; Fliers

Charleston Plane Crash Kills 19 Air Foree Men Ot W. Va. National Guard

19 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Funeral Mission Ends In Tragedy As C-47 Hits Tree Near Airfield

19 Airmen On Way To Funeral Killed  Trip Ends In Fiery. Crash On Mountain

Funeral Mission Kills 19 Airmen   C-47 Crash on West Virginia Mountaintop Takes Lives of Airmen Flying te Funeral of Comrade

Pope is Beatifies In Rome Sunday  Beatification of Pius X Is First Skeo Towards

Pone Is Beatified In Rome Sunday   Beatification of Pius X Is First Step Towards Sainthood For Blessed

‘Chief Executive in Speech Again Tags Opponents as “Enemies of Progress”

Spend Less, Tax More, Shivers Says   Legislature Asked To Cut Non-Essential State Work.

Warns Against Sabotage And Enemy Attack   Wants Balanced Budget AndContinuedUpkeep Of Schools. Welfare

Governor Asks Major Cuts In State Spending  The Idea Of State Sales. Income Tax

Legislators Told Of Civil Defense Urgency in State   Texas Projects Face Cut Due to Shadow of War, Governor Says

Allied G roup Flies To Meet In. Helicopter   Reds Reach Kaesong Early; Big Parley  May Come Tuesday

News of Cease-Fire Order Expected in Next Few Hours If Negotiators Keach Terms

Aerial War Erupts In Northwest Korea After 2-Week Lull   UN Patrols Continue Ground Forays as General Fighting Dies Down on 100 Mile Front

Generals Ready For Truce Talk In Korea Sunday   Bombs and Naval Guns Still Roar Against Enemy

Korea-\ ide Vote May Be No.  Red Bid   Vloscow Expects North Koreans To Seek Neutral Rule

Marines, Soldiers In Stiff Fighting   Chinese Communists Believed Plannina Counbas _ fiizamciua

U.S. Troops Hit Hard Fighting as Foe Makes Stand   MacArthur Says 31 Enemy Divisions Ready Despite Heavy Loss and Impaired Supply Lines: Counteraitack Expected Shortly

OPPOSITION IS ENCOUNTERED BY. ALLIED FORGES   Reds’ Ability To Launch Counter-Offensive Is  Unimpaired   ENEMY MORE READY TO RISK AIRCRAFT

American Infantrymen anc Marines Run Into Stiff Resistance as They  Smash at Enemy.   LEATHERNECKS ATTACK WITH FIXED BAYONETS   Capture, Lose and Rewin One Hill—Communists Show Signs of Risking Air  Foree in Combat,

Marines Engaged In Attempt To Win 1500-Foot Mountain Northwest Of Hoengsong; Drive Stopped After Half Mile Advance

U. S. Troops Meet Hard Fighting Reds Planning Offensive   MacArthur’s Operations Summary Relate: Potential Of 31 Communist Divisions Are ‘Unimpaired’ Despite Big Losses

CHINA REDS SLOW YANK ATTAGK ON PENTA] FRONT   Marines Wield Bayonels in Hard Fighting North of Hoengsong   FOE COUNTER-ATTACKS   Enemy Believed to Be Planning Big Offensive in Korea

Enemy Convoy Of 400 Vehicles Under Attack   Die, Pe me   Marine Airmen Mak Attack On Convoy Headed For Kumsong  ee nmptAmases amare cen oak eee

Planes Pound Red Convoy   Eighth Army Meets _ Stubborn Resistance

INCREASED DRAFT CALLS ARE ASKED   ‘October Draft'Calt-Over 46,000  Men to Meet Needs of Arm. ed Forces,

aca Mele. Allah, eaalumammanamaniel DOCTOR ARRESTED ON DRAFT CHARGE

R. B. Hull, Assoc. in Horticulture and W. B. Ward, _ Asst. in Horticulture and Purdue Extension Service. Will Speak at The Garden School March 16

Saw Threat To Korea   To Truman 4 Years/Ago  Wedemyer’s ven Warned of Red Peril -

Wedemeyer Told 4 Years Ago Of Threat fo Korea  Advised Truman Against Removal Ofll S Troane °

Report Showed Russian Threat  Wedemeyer Said U. § Must Hold S. Korea

Part Of Report Of Gen. Wedemeyer Is Made Public  ‘Allies Ruin Plan Of Reds. To Seize Seou] On May Day

President Was Advised Of Korean Threat Four Years Ago, Report Says

Anticipated Clash in 1947  Wedemeyer Report Warned Truman of Threat to Korea

Report Shows That Wedemeyer Warned Truman About Korean Situation Nearly 4 Years Aao

Wedemeyer Catied Turn  On Korea Var   1947 Report Bared: Advised Against Troop Withdrawal

Threat Told A Years Ago   Gen. Wedemeyer Said to Have Warned Korea In Danger

Wedemyer’s Report Told   Werned Almost Four Years Ago Korea Threatened By Soviet-Controlled tnvasian

Truman Given Korea W arning Four Years Ago   Long-Secret Wedemeyer Report Released; Tells of Russ Control hime

Threat of Korean Invasion Told HST Nearly 4 Years Age   General Wedemeyer Advised Against U.S. Troop Removal There

Wedemeyer Warned in 1947 of SovietControlled Invasion of North Korea

Korea Invasion Warning Bared  Danger Was Reported To Truman in 1947

Secret Paper  Called Vital   Important in Probe of MacArthur Case

Truman Advised Of Invasion Threat To South Korea Four Years Ago.

Truman Told  Korea Danger   Warning Was Given In 1947, Is Report

Invasion Threat Keporied in 141  Wedemeyer Advice to Truman Made Public

Wedemeyer Advised Truman 4-Years Ago South Korea Was Threatened By Invasion

Air Chief Saw Danger In Korea  Warned Truman Four Years'‘AgoOnReds

Senate Group Bares Report of Wedemeye   General Cautioned ‘Against Pulling Out Occupation Force

Senators Ask Bradley For Report Story   Wake Island Facts Sought; Closed Quiz Set For MacArthur

Predicted Red Attack 4: Years Ago   Wedemeyer Also Advised Against U.S. Withdrawal  Team Kares

WEDEMEYER’S VIEWS REVEALED. Report To Truman Four Years Ago Warned Reds Would Attack In Korea

LONG SECRET REPORT IS MADE PUBLIC   Wedemeyer Urged “Realistic Action’  In 1947 Report

Wedemeyer Warned In ‘47 Of Invasion  ee er oe ee F   General Advised Against Removal Of US Forces

Red Plans Exposed By Wedemeyer   Top Secret Report By General Is Made Public in Capital

Truman Had4-Year Warning on Korea   Top-Secret Report Made By Wedemeyer Released

Truman Told Of Threat Almost Four Years Ago   Armed Services Committee Makes Details Public

Wedemeyer In Korea Warning Four Years Ago   Hitherto Top-Secret Document © Shows Truman Told Of Danger Of Communist Invasion In 1947

Special Report Shows Presiden’ Knew Four Years Ago Korea Was Threatened: by Invasion -

Truman Advised Nearly 4 Years Ago of Threat .  per Secret Report On Korea Releace

Truman Knew Of Red Peril   Gen. Wedemeyer Told Him Four Years Ago Of Danger in Korea

Predicted Korean Conflict 4 Years: Ago: Urged Action   Top Secret. Report Is Made Public  By Senate Group On Eve of Hearina

President Told 4 Years Ago of Korean Threat   Part of Secret Wedemeyer Report Re leased in Advance

‘Truman Advised Of Threat   Lt. Gen. A. ©.  Wedemeyer Says In Report He Was Warned in 1947

Wedemeyer Warned of  Invasion   Report Made to ‘Truman Nearly Four Years Ago Advised of Red Perils   RECOMMENDED ACTION   Representative H. D. Seott Says General Was Given Reprimand for His Ideas

Korean Jam Foreseen by Anny Leader   Wedemeyer Warned Truman 4 Years Ago -Invasion From North Was Being Planned

Governor Studies Two Bills To Aid Construction of School Buildings

Man Shoots _ Woman, Self  Spurned Cab Driver Dead Other Waonnded

Scrublady Shot By Irked Lover  Spurned Cabbie Kill: Self In Baltimore

New Gas Field Future Mystery   Deep Well May Mark New Producing Area

SOMETHING TO BEEFABOUT . . Calf, Farmer. Moaning Low: She Ate $158.50

Such Costly Feed! Beef Price on Big Rise; Calf Gobbles Up $158.5

Red Pilots Down Four  UN Planes   Two MIG’s Shot To Earth In Fierce Battles

Major Threat Ot Truce Seen In Air Power   Negotiators Meet For Showdown on Aircraft Buildup

Red Jet Pilots Score Victory In Battles Yesterday   Trade Two Planes For Four Allied As  Air War Increases

ALUCS GET 2 IN O0bFIGHTS IN NG ALLEY   Reds Boast They Will Build Up Air Power in Korea in Any Event.

Three Australian Jets Fall; One U.S. Plane Lost While Two MIGs Are Destroyed

Alternate Redistrict Plan Asked   ‘Compromise’ Offered In Assembly Te Postpone Date Of Redistricting

QPS AUTHORIZES AUTO PRICE RISE   Dealers Have Right To Hike Their Selling Rates Under New Ruling — Increase May Be Universal

AUTO DEALERS TO UP PRICES   Gov't To Let Them Pas: Factory Boosts On To Consumer

‘Manufacturers First—  'Car Dealers Now Have Right To Hike Their Retail Price

AUTO PRICE HIKE APPROVED BY OPS   Higher Retail Costs to Apply on New Cars Only

Pearson Tells  Truce Terms Says Malik Scooped UN On Own Proposal

Reports Malik Jumped Gun on Truce Offer Drew Pearson Reveals Purported Terms Of Allied Conditions for Cease-Fire

Cease-Fire Terms Given General Ridgway Call for 20-Mile No-Man’'s Land in Korea

KOREA CEASE-FIRE TERMS 20-Mile Demilitarized Zone Proposed By U.N.

Pearson Reveals Conditions for Negotiating Ceasefire as Sent by UN to Ridgway

Pearson Flashes Cease-Fire Terms   Report Malik Scooped U.N, With Proposal

Korean Truce Terms Revealed By Pearson   Exact Wording Of UN Order To Ridaway Told

Behind-Scenes UN Fight Looms   Sanctions Against Red China Argued; Creating Split

Row Shaping In UN Talks On Sanction Against Reds  Split Is Expected   Split Is Expected On Whether Action Should Be Adopted

New UN Step In China Is Being Aired   ‘Behind Scenes Battle To Decide If Sanctions Be Imposed on Reds For Aaaression

Behind-Scenes Battle Shapes Up Over Sanctions  Lebanese Amendment  Asks Cautious IIN Action

ON SANCTIONS AGAINST REDS   Rift Develops Over Steps  Te Be Taken Against Peiping Regime

Battle Over Sanctions Is Seen In U.N.   Fight Shaping Up On Sanctions If Peace Try Fails

Johnston May  Quit Job As  U.S. Stabilizer Oct. 24 Mentioned ~  As Likely Date To End Controls Work

Eric Johnston May Quit Soon As E.C.A. Head   Friends Discount Any Talk That He’s ‘Leaving In A Huff’

‘Eric Johnston Reported Set to Quit ‘ Job as Wage and Price Control Chief

JOHNSTON 10 QUIT ESA. REPORTS SAY   Claim he Has Askect White House to Be Relieved on October 24

Norwegian War Herc Arrested As Spy   Son of Navy Chief Nabbex  - During Rendezvous With Foreign Power Representa tive

Man Knifed Here Is Holding Own   Black in Hospital, Womer Still Held Pending Cutcome of Iniuries

BEAUTIES PARADE IN ATLANTIC CITY   MISS AMERICA CONTEST ANTS GO DN DISPLAY BEFORE CROWD OF 150,000.

House Revives WageTax, Curk OnReliefUrged   Senator Hare's Bill Proposes Limits on Assistance Checks

Income Bill ls Revived   Vote of 115-91 Brings  Measure to Floor

House GOP’s Revive State Income Tax Aet   New Attempt to Pass Bill Is Put Off Week: Bribery Charge Made

Once-Lost Income Tax Is Revived”  CA0P Taadarc Hawavs   GOP Leaders, However Delay Second Attempt to Pass It.

New York Port Strike Spreads   Entire Harbor May Be Tied Up by Wildcat Walkout of Stevedores

EntirePort Of N. Y. May Face Tie Up   Union Heads Of Wildeat Walkout Demand Contract Be Revised

Wildeatters Insist on New Contract   Other Unions Expected To Join Rebels—Boss Ryan to Direct Strike if Demands Not Met

Entire Port Of New York Under Threat   Longshore Boss Discloses Dissident Group to Blame

WAGES BOOSTED WW COAL MINES   Increase OF $1.60 Daily Agreed,. And Operators Expect Price Of Fuel Will   Poke Jump.

Miners Get Pay Boost; Prices Up   John Lewis Union Workers Get $1.60 Daily Hike For Next 14 Months

Impact Of Lewis Coal Peace Plan. Gets Going Over From ESA Leaders

COAL INDUSTRY PACT IS MADE   Lewis Declares Nation Is Freed From Any Fuel Crisis

Coal Wage Hike O. K.   Controls. Not Likely To Affect Agreement Announced Yesterday

GET PAY HIKE   Soft Coal Industry Signs 14-Month Agreement With Lewis

Soft Coal Wage Pact Will Not Be Affected by Order   All ‘but ‘Rew Operator: Agree to Increase — ee for Miners; Price Is Boosted

Miners Get $1.60 Daily Pay Boost   Lewis Lines Up Most of Industry

Miners To Get $1.60 Daily Pay Hike From Pac  New Agreement With Operators To Run For 14 Months

Miner Raise Beats Any Control Plan   U.S. Officials Don’t Expect $1.60 Boost TT. Re Knocked Out

Government Studies Impact of Lewis Coal Pact On Stabilization Program

Price OF Coal Upped As Wages  Are Increased   Miners To Get $1.60 More Per Day Or About 16 Per Cent.

Mine Pay Increase Likely to Stand Untouched by Wage-Price Rollbacks

Mine Pact Hikes Wages 10 Percent   Expect Washington Will Allow Price  Hike on Coal Feb. 1

EXPECT GOAL MINERS’ WAGE HIKE TO STAND   Officials Say It Won’t Be Nullified by Wage-Price Freeze.

GOV'T STUDIES MINERS’ NEW PAY INCREASE   Officials Doubt It Will Be Nullified By Price, Wage Controls.

Study Impact-of Coal Peace Plar   Washington Predicts Miners’ $1.60 Daily Boos Wl Not Be Nullified by Controls

Weather   Hint Government Will Allow Wage Hike lor Miners   Lewis, Operators Agree To $1.60 Daily Boost for Diggers

PREDICT COAL PAY HIKE WON'T BE NULLIFIED   ‘Miners Win $1.60 a Day Increase Ahead of Expected Wage-Pay Freeze.  i

Most of Coal Industry Signs For Pay Boos!   Operators Also . Up Prices About 6 Percent a Ton

Price Increases Follow $1.60 Pay Boost for Miners  Control Program Will Not Nullify Pact, Officials Feel

Dem Senators Reject Summer Recess Plans  Decide Four-Point Must Legislation Must Be Approved

Pact Nation Tour Ended   Gen. Eisenhower Arrives Today At West Point

General “Ike” Is Back From Furopean: Trip   Plane. of-Defense Commander Arrives at West Point During Blinding: Snowstorm.

Allies Continue Push North In Fourth Day of Ottensive   Push Nearer Seoul, Begin Annihilating Trapped Chinese Reds

Advance Slowly on 4th Day of ‘Limited’ Drive   Trap Last Chinese Defenders of Vital Road Through Suwon

Allied Forces Drive Forward Seeking Enemy  Patrols Slash Within 10 Miles of Seoul and  fo  _

Should Have Gone-- --After the Men Beauty Doesn’t Stack i\Up Well AtBallot Box

Arabs Battling Among Selves  nee (Ten eahkne Rannrta   Open Clashes Reported Since Murder Of Ahdullak.

Arabs Clash Since Death Of Abdullah   Legion Rules Jordan Reporter Declares In Baring Unrest

Fights Break Out Jn Tordan   Clashes Between Jordanians And Arabs Take Place

Positions West Of Kansong Hi Infantry Takes Over On Ce tral Front After Drive In “0 eration Cleaver”   REDS INTENSIFYING REINFORCEMENT EFFOHR

Rocket Barrage Laid By Allies On East Front   New Phase Opened In Killer Offensive

“Operation Cleaver’ Testing Red Buildup Meets Big Resistance   Rockets Saturate Enemy Position: West Of Kansong; Airfleet Routs Larger Enemy Fleet

‘Only Five ‘Miles Fron  Kumsong   Seize Hill Early  Today After Sloody   Seize Hill Early Today After Bloody All-Night Battle With Bavonets

NAVY OCS HOLDS FIRST GRADUATION   “Adm, Olsen Addresses 362 New Gfficers ALN.T.S

Truman Gets 5.8 Billion Defense Bill  Air Force Will  Reroive Ricowoast

Measure Which Includes City Air Field Reactivation Plan Now on Its Way to President

‘Commies in © Threat of Big Offensive   Korean Truce Talks, Fail to

Reds Hint of New All-Out Korean Drive   Alternative Said To Be Approval Of Line Proposal

Reds Threaten. New Offensive As Alternative  Demand UN Agree  To Cease-fire Line at Once

Red Leaders Threatening  New. Drive _ Communists Want  Tic Avswus on   Communists Want

Reds Threaten To Unleash New All-Out Drive  Communists Want UN to Agree On

Fail To Move Allies To Accept Cease Fire Terms Immediately   Allies Demand Arrangements Releasing Thousands Of Prisoners Before Any Cease Fire.

Hint Drive Unless UN Agrees fo Truce  Allies Refuse Cease-Fire Until

REDS DEMAND CEASE-FIRE LINE AT ONCE  Allies Insist That Prisoner of War Situation Be Cleared Up First.

ESTIMATE ON 2:YEARS IS BALANCED   Governor Says No New Taxes Needed But Difference Between Expenses and Income Precarious.   REDUCED $15,132,000 FROM LAST BUDGET   Proposes More for Schools and Cost of Living Salary Increases, Less State Building.

Stevenson Asks NoGeneral Tax Hike in Budget   Governor Seeks $1.2 Bil. lion to Operate Hlinois For 2 Years

ESTIMATE ON 2-YEARS. IS BALANCED           Governor ‘Says No N Taxes Needed But : D ference Between  : penses and Income. P  . carious.          REDUCED $15,132,000" “FROM LAST BUDGET   Proposes More for Schools _ and Cost of Living Salary Increases, Less. Sta Building.

Gov. Stevenson Submits Budget Of ML, 206, M1 000   Asks Lawmakers To Take Care Not To liIncot Thin Ralance

Gov. Stevenson Sends Budget ToLegislature  $1.2 Billion Sought for   $1.2 Billion Sought for Next Biennium

Price of Live Beef Cut Back By 10 Percent   Packers Foresee Production Drop, Of Black Market

Dealers Protest Price Control Order On Beef   New Roll-Back Decree Goes Into Effect

Stock Receipts Fall After Cattle Price Rollbacks  Markets Slowed By New Control Order on Meat

Beef Controls Go Into Effect  Cattle Receipts in Nation's Stockyards lieht LT nder New Law

Few Cattle Arriving at Stockyards   Price Control On Live Beef Cuts Receipts

Beef Prices Rolled Back  Cattle Receipts Light   Cattle Receipts Light And Protests are Loud But Many Praise Step

Beef Cattle Price Order  Brings Wave Of Protests .   _OPS Director States Ruling Fair, Urgent To Maintain Supply

Beef Price Rollback Brings Big ‘Beef From Cattlemen But Little Relief For Consumer

Cattle Flow Is Slackened  Under Curbs  i  :      Twelve Leading Marts Receive Less Beef Than Last Week

Cattle Receipts Light as Price Controls Start  DiSalle Denies Any Present Intention Of Rationina Meat

Stock Shipments Light As Control: Of Prices Starts   Cattlemen Unable To Say Whether New Order Responsible For Drop

Beef Curb Won tWork Olson Says   Hormel Official Cites Losses Unde: Price Rollback

Beef Price Rollback Into Effect   Aimed at Chopping Cost to Consumers To 10 Cents Pound

Cattle Sales Light Over Nation Today   Price Rollback Due To Chop Beef Prices 10 Cents ‘Per Pound

Beef Ceilings Go Info Effect   DiSalle Ignores Rumble of Protests

Soft Pedal on Thundering  Herd at Mar ket   Light Receipts Noted On First Day Under New OPS Price Control:

MANY RISE TO CHALLENGE PRICE ORDER   Stockyard Cattle Receipt: Lower As New Controls Go Into Effect.

{Cattle Receipts Today Gradually Light; 41,100 Head Are Received

Beef Price Order Brings Warnings Of Black Markets  10 Cents Per Pound  Reduction Seen

Cattle Sales" Light Today   First Day Trading Affected By Ruling

BEEF ROLL BACK DRAWS PROTEST   Warning Made That Black Markets Will Develop And Also Cause Drop In Production.

Rollback on Beef  Prices Is Protested   Order Aims at Cutting 10 Cents Off Pound of Beef by October 

N. O. Cotton   PS Rides Herd on Beef Price ‘A/ith 10¢ Per Pound Rollback

Beef Order Starts Amid Loud Protest   DiSalle Stands Pat Despite Warnings Of New Black Markets

PRICE CONTROL ON BEEF HIT   Rollback Order Defended By OPS Director DiSalle

Cattle Receipts At Stockyards Generally Light  Controls in Effect mm. t*... p.i.f A q*. 

Rollback Cuts Cattle Receipts  _ Monday Offerings Jus: Over Half of Week Aac

Seef About Beef— —  Cattlemen Bawl As Rollback On Live Animals Is Started

:Yard Cattle Receipts Light As Price Controls On Live Beef Go Into Effect

DROP AS LIVE EEF PRICES ROLLED BACK   Cattle Buyers Say It Is Too ~-Early to Blame: Slump . ".Op- Prise Curbs. «

Cattle Receipts Light as Clamps Go Into Effect   Light Chicage Run: Result of Desire By the Cattlemen -To “Wait and See”:

Price Control On Livestock Is On; Shipments Decline  Marked Falling Off  Of Receipts. Noted In Market Centers:

—MEAT PRICES—  Rollback On Beef Goes Into Effect  Some Protesting  DiSalle’s Order

Cattle Sales Light At All Stockyards   First Day of Trading Under New Beef Price Rollback Orde

Eleven Explorers Sail Today on Voyage Retracing Darwin’s World Trip

Tax Hike Limit May Be Reacher  - Doughton Says U. S. Can't Stand Further

Tax Bill Vote Near   Doughton Says Levies Highest Nation Can Bear But Urees Okay

Rep. Doughton Backs Tax Boost   But Says:Further Inc#éase Impossible

Voughton Claims Tax Limit Reached With 97.2 Billion Measure.   Inflationary Women

Doughton Asks Support Of Seven Billion-Dollar Hike In Federal Taxes

CHAIRMAN SAYS ECONOMY CAN'T STAND ANY MORE   MUST FACE FACTS, SAYS REP. DOUGHTON IN REPORTING BILL

This Is Ali Brother  Doughton Approves Tax Biull But Adds There Isn't Any More

Says That Should Be Limit... . Votes For Tax Bill Asked By Doughton

House Approval Of$7.Billion Tax Hike Sought  Proposed Increase   Proposed Increase Would Be Largest In American History

Help Asked  On Tax Hike   Doughton Says Rate _ Can Not Go Higher

Seeks Approval of Tax Increase   $7,200,000,000 in  Levies Recommended

Requests House  To Hike Taxes   Committee Chairman Hints New Increase May Be Last One Souaht.

Doughton . Asks House Boost Taxes   Says Money Needed but: Further Boosts in Rates Unlikely

Doughton Asks House To Ap prove Big Tax Bill   Ways And Means Chairman Warns Rates Can’t Be  Boosted Higher; Would Cut Government Snending

Doughton Offers Tax Boost Bill Of $7,200,000, 000   Says He Doesn’t See How Rates Could Be Raised Any Higher

Bid Up For Final House Vote Friday   Measure Would Bring $7 Billion Into U.S. Coffers

Tax Hike Vote Due in House  Chairman Backs Boost Says it Can’t Be Done

$7 Billion Tax Increase Asked in House   Rep. Doughton Says He Doesn’t See How Rates Could Be Boosted More

Seeks Approval Of Tax Increase  Says Rates In New Bill Should Be Limit

HOUSE GETS $7.2 BILLION TAX MEASURE   Doughton Asks Approval, Says Rates Can’t Go Any Higher.

Debate Is” Opened on Tax Levy   ‘House Hears. Ways  “And Means Chairman Ask Approval for. -¢7 9 -Billien Tay

$7 Billion Tax Boost Pushed By Doughton   House Committee Chief Fears Limit Has Been Reached

Hou se As 5 sked A ; To Pass s Large e   Doughton Tells Colleagues -  He Cannot See How Tax Rate Can Be Boosted Any Higher.

House Given $7 Billion Tax Increase  Rates Can’tGo Any Higher, Douchton Save

House Asked to Approve Seven Billion Tax Hike  Can’t Be Boosted BliehasPRinnnhbnn

$7.2 Billions Tax Increase  Bill Offered   And Deughton Tells House It’s All That Nation Can Stand

Interest in Planning Commission Grows, Sponsors List Opportunities

Democrats Launch Political Phase Of Attack On MacArthur Policies   Kerr And Harriman Expected To Lead Attack At Rally At-Denver

Democrats Launch Political Assault Against MacArthur at Party Rally

Demos to Have Three-Day Party Rally in Denver  Political Phase ‘of Mac Issue to Start

Democrats Meet This Week To Pick Convention Site  Occasion Will Launch  Political Offensive On Policies of M’Arthut

JAPS PROMISE COOPERATION   Prime Minister Yoshida wee Gen. et hla To   Be Supported _

Disturbing Problem     Narcotics Use by Teen-Agers To be Studied, Dewey Savs

Find Out Hard Way—  'U.S., Britain Decide To Let ‘Iran Prove Self In Oil Crisis

THAT SHE HASN’T KNOW-HOW  U. S., Britain Will Let Iran Find Out The Hard Way’

Gazette, Temple Theater Awards , : a-Si io  Childrén’s Ferner Prizes Are Offered

MAY 27 CEREMONY   University of Kansas Campanile to Be Dedicated  Memorial Sunday

University of Kansas Cam: panile to Be Dedicated Memorial Sunday

New Trial Plea Denied Collazo  To Be Sentenced ta Death on April 6

Collazo Loses New Trial Plea   Puerto Rican to Be  Sentenced Aoril 6

COLLAZO PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL TURNED DOWN   Assassination Plotter to B Sentenced to Death April 6.

Collazo Death Sentence Set   Puerto Rican Loses His Plea For New Trial

RESUMPTION OF TRUCE TALKS 1S UP TO REDS  United Nations Says  Aas: Beees CY eo   United Nations Says Allies Will Not Bow Before Trumped. Up Charges.

Liaison Officers To Meet Toda} To Iron Out Details For Re suming Negotiations   MEETING PLACE IN 5.MILE LONG VALLEY

‘Hot’ Snow Falls In New York  Three Cities Report Slight Radio-Activity

Oil Negofiator Visits Refinery  Tehran Talks Resum On Friendlier Note

British Mission Chiefs Inspects Idle Oil Plant   Harriman Returns To Tehran To Observe Negotiations

Tank Patrols Probe Close To Parallel   Navy Task Force Bombs Wonsan For 41 Days In Row

Drive Straightens Out Allied Line Across Western Sector About Five Miles From 38th, Patrols Report Signs Reds Are Withdrawing

South Koreans On East Coast Drive Seven Miles Deep Into North Korea; Communist Mineficlds On Central Front   HEAVY FIGHTING IN CHANGGO SECTOR

GI Advanee. Evens Line  N ear Parallel   3144 Mile Gain Made On West Central  Korean Beant

Americans Score Gains On West Central Front   South Korean Forces Plunge Seven Miles Deer Into North Korea: Enemy Digging In.

Yanks Gain 3% Miles ; on Front   Allied Line Is Now 5-6 Miles from 38th Paralle}

Cairo Society Honors Fiancee Of Egypt's Ruler   {Phate. Pare Ti09}

Anchorage Bush Pilot Overdue; Passengers Include Child, 10   Aircraft Long Missing on Journey Ovér Rugged Country; Pilot Was Veteran of Alaska Skies. Search Being Oraanized

Another Plane Missing As Veteran Pilot Fails ToReturn   No Word Yet From Navy Plane Seen On Amak Island

Army Tightening War Censorship   Seek to Plug Leaks Imperilling Troops

Second Murder Charge Filed In Miner's Slaying  Sons In Skeleton Case;  etn At em. kk. awe Caulk

Storms Batter Wide Areas of Mid-Continent   One Dead and Seven Hurt In Series of Wind Storms; Heavy Rains Are Reported

Storms Sweep Mid-Continent Killing One And Injuring Eight   Heavy Property Damage Results From Series Of Tornadoes, Violent Electrical And Wind Storms: Many States Are Hit.

Violent Storms Strike Several Areas in Midwest   At Least One Person Killed.—Southeast Missouri Hard Hit.

Midwest Storm Takes High Toll  One Dead, 8 Hurt;  Damacae Is Severe

Tornadoes and Violent Electrical  Storms Smash Wide Areas of U. S.

Weather   Storms Strike Damaging Blows In Midwest  100 MPH Winds Whip Across Areas in  @.ah _f£f Pacnnaeadasae

Storms Hit Wide Areas Of Midwest   High Winds And Twisters Deal Damaging Blows

Storms Cause Damage In Many Areas   One Killed, Seven Injured In Scattered Mid-Continent Areas

ViolentStorms, Tornadoes Hit  In Middle West   At Least One Is Killed And Eight Injured In Widespread Tragedies

Heavy Loss Caused By  Storm Series   Severe Winds Blamed On Clashing Of Warm Southern Air With Cold Atmosphere

STORMS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE   Tornadoes Sweep Over 4 States; 1 Killed, 8 Injured.

Twisters Leave Trail of Ruin Across 4 States   1 Kifled, 7 Injured; Property Damage Reported Very Heavy

Tornadoes And Storms Across Midwest States   Twisters Kill At Least One And Injure Eight More

Fornadoes, Electrical ‘Storms Sweep Midwest   One Dead, Seven Hurt as Damages Mount in Four-State Section

Storms Hit Midwest, Kill One   Tornadoes, High Winds Strike Damaging Blows Across Central Areas

\One Person Killed, Eight Injured; Property Damage ‘Expected To Be Big Figure

TORNADOES, WINDS  WEND DESTRUCTIVE  PATH IN MIDWEST Twisters Kill 1, Hurt 7 As Damage Runs To Hundreds of Thousands

It’s Tough on Irving Since Mac WasFired - Ladies Siss Him ¢ _ And Generally ~ He’s Disliked .

Allies Battle In Deep Snow,  Take High Toll   Communists Strive In Break Through Sobaek Mountains

RED CASUALTY TOLL RUNS HIGH  UN Drives Off Repeating  Attacks By Commie Force

REDS HURLING MANY ATTACKS TO GET PASSES   Ovtnumbered Alfies Fight Desperately In 21-Below Weather

Fear Williams’ Veto on Gas Levy   Would Cost State  Motorists $54,000,000  lf Finally Approved

TAX LOG JAM   Set For Final Vote Today On $54,000,000 Road  Tax Measures

General Dean, AP Man Listed  As Prisoners   Pall Momes Being Related Through Army-—-Defens Deporbmant Not Vouching For Accuracy  Bary Buea i ishianae

Internationalist:  “Fight, If We Must On Foreign Shores”’     {   ! ‘ 7  Isolationist: ‘Murderous Meddling

Internationalist:  “Fight, If We Must On Foreign Shores”’    Isolationist: ‘Murderous Meddling’

STATE'S SCHOOL BOARD REQUESTS INCREASED FUND   ~egislative Committee Is Told That $33,540,384 Additional Should Be Put Into Budget.

FBI Seeking More Data On Aid For Hall   Communists Fret As Red Official Stews In Jail

REDS IN TROUBLE   Party Leaders Oppose Swift Action Against Fugitive Secretary

COMMUNIST PARTY COMPLAINS ABOUT ARREST OF HALL   Fugitive, Nabbed In Mexico Starts Serving FiveA acs: This eee

Reds Protesting Arrest of Hall  Party Official Is In Federal Prison

HALL’S ARREST WORRIES REDS   Communists In Stew From New York To Mexico.

ARREST OF HALL WORRIES REDS   Party Members In Stew Over Leader’s Arrest On Mexican Border — Plan Course OF Action.

RED MEMBERS ARE STEWING   Cummunists Throughout The Nation Worried By Capture Of Hall

Reds Protest As Hall Is Held ‘In Texas Federal Institution   COMMUNIST PARTY SECRETARY ARRESTED IN  i MEXICO CITY TAKEN OVER BY FBI

Reds Are Stewing Plenty Over Hall And Court Action   Capture Of Party Leader And Recent Decision Has Members Bothered.

Communists South Of Border Plan Appeal To President—  Reds Stew Over Arrest Of Party Secretary In Mexico, Deliverance To U. S. Agents

Gus Hall Held At Federal Jail in Texas   Communists Protest Swift Transfer From Mexico

Red Party Leaders Stewing as Gus Hall Stews in Fed Prison   Fugitive Secretary in Institution Near Texarkana After Being Caught in Mexico, Turned Over to FBI

F ugitive. Red, Taken By FBI Held In Texas   Bail-Jumper Hall Is Caught Masquerading As Tourist In-Mexico .

Pa idel hie eee patti ri atl Nh ens ali Bhan Se Hite, db alist ba oll tan fess litre cal  Dalhart Man May  Run for President

Reds Reply To U.N. Message   Charge South Korea Responsible For Alleged Neutrality Violations

RIDGWAY REPLY CALLED ‘SLANDER’: FOE TRIES TO BLAME ROKS FOR BREAK

I? Servicemen Among 18 Dead In Air Crashes   DERBY, Colo, Dec. 4 (—A United Air Lines DC-3 training plane crashed om the federal reservation of the Rocky Mountain arsenal today, killing all three men aboard.

B-29 Bomber Slashes Through Five Houses, Sets Them Afire.   Rash of Accidents Takes Toll of Lives; Mostly Military Planes and Personnel Are Involved in the Five Air Disasters

New Crackup Boosts Plane Deaths To 21   ALU Plane Goes Down In Colo.; 18 Dead in Denver Crash

22 Persons are Killed In Series of Six Plane Crashes Across Nation

22 Killed in— Series of Six Plane Crashes   Second Training Plane Crashes near Denver

Britain Calls Delegates Home From Iran Today, Will Protes! British Lives In Nationalized Oil Fields   PEAR ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS MAY FOLLOW

Morrison Declares Britain Is Determined To Protect Lives; Warships and Troops Are Ready to Act; May Also Cut Off Exports

CROPS “HOLD OWN’   Even Today’s Heavy Fog I: a Help, Farm Agent ve

CROPS “HOLD OWN”   Even Today's Heavy Fog I: a Help, Farm ig Savs

Wheat Acreage Controls To Be Set Aside Again   Increased Reserves Main Purpose of Removing Limits

TO JOIN FORCES  Legislative Measure Wil Consolidate Veterans Agencies

Ohio Claims Victory Over Gaming Dens   All Big-Time Casinos Closed By Campaign, Rutkowski Reports

sally Anti-Tr rumanites ? /Texas Dems To T ry To  Corral Buckine Faction

Two Sharp Red Counter-Attacks Are Hurled Back  Main Red Forces,   Main Red Forces, However, Continue To Avoid Battle

lran House Fails To Back Premier  He Plans Ultimatum mn Reltoin new.

Weather   Mossadegh UltimatumTo Go To Britain   Iran Premier Fails Twice To Get Vote Backing Oil Move

Mossadegh Aims To Warn British   Pians To Issue Ultimatum Despite Boycott

Uifimatum By lran Planned  Premier To Act   Premier To Act Despite Opponent:

LACKS PARLIAMENT OK _Tranian Premier Preps Ultimatum for Britain

Iran Premier  Will Go Ahead  On Ultimatum Fails Twice To Get   Fails Twice To Get Confidence Vote For ‘Get Tough’ Policy

Mossadegh To Stand Gn Oil Decision   Failure To Get Confidence Vote Means Little

Mossadegh Fails To Get Confidence Vote   But Iran Premier Says He Will Send Britian Ultimatum Anyway on Oil Talks

Iran To Send An Ultimatum   Will Demand Oil Talks Reopen Or British Get Out

Mossadegh Fails To Obtain Ballot  British Ultimatum May Be Sent Anyway

By JOHN E. CARLOVA International News Service Staff Correspondent

NATIONAL AFFAIRS   Prime Minister Most Inter = ested in International airs   SPEECHES ARE FAMOUS   Some of His lis Best — Have Been Made America

‘Foiled to Respect My Views,’ Complains Woman Editor ‘Bazy’ Miller Quits Washington Times-Herald In Feud with McCormick Over Paper's Policy

“Bazy’ Miller. M’CormickKin, Quits In Feud   Times-Herald Editor Says Tribune Chief ‘Didn’t Back Her Up

‘Differences May Have Resulted From the 40 Years Difference in Our Ages’  Colonel McCormick's Niece Quits Editor Post   Tribune Boss, ‘Bazy Split

EDITOR ‘BAZY’ QUITS, IRED BY COL, McCORMICK   Tribune Publisher to Take Over Washington’s Time-Herald.

BAZY MILLER IN ROW WITH UNCLE; LEAVES PAPER   Resigns as Washington Editor After Wrangle With Col. McCormick.

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Todey   Government Girl’s 7-Story Plunge In Washington Bares Love Tangle

Americans Aren‘t Born With a Smoker's Cough But They Usually Manage to Acquire It

SUB BASE ARMS BRISTLE  President Vacationing  Under Security Blackout

House Passes Tidelands Bill  Measure Like One Tha' Truman Vetoed Before

RAID N. KOREAN CAPITAL.   House Vote Gives States Right to Offshore Oil Land

KING GEORGE UNABLE TO PAY LIGHT BILL   Attlee Announces Government Will Take Over Part of Royal Expenditures.

HOLDEN'S FREEDOM LISTED AS “MENACE”   Cold-Bloodedly Killed His Wife and Her Two Brothers   1 OF “MOST WANTED"

Jessup Heads M’Carthy List   Senator Gives Names {n Floor Speech

VESPERS AT K. U   Musical Program and Tableaux to Be Given Twice Sunday

$7 Billion Invested. in A-tnergy   Testimony Reveals “Request of Billion for Fiscal Year

Revival of Federal Food  Subsidies Asked by CIO   Expected to Cut Basket Item Prices

FOOD SUBSIDY URGED BY ClO   Say Revival Of Wartime Plan Would Help Cut  Retail Prices

CIO Wants Congress To Cut Retail Price Of Marketing Items By Use Of Subsidies

cro Urges Plan To Cut Food Cost  * * * * * *   Federal Subsidies To Producers Asked To Combat Inflation

ClO Advocates Food Subsidies To Cut Prices  CK Leni An. Tastewe.   Spokesman Insists Law Has Failed to Check Inflation

CIO Asks Revival Of Federal Food Subsidy Program  Will Cut Retail Price Of Market Items, Report Says

Subsidies For Consumers Is CIO Proposal  Claims Plan Would   Claims Plan Would Cut Retail Cost OF Food Items

Top British Politicians Retain Seats   Churchill Edge  Gains ‘Over °50

Party Leaders Retain Seats In Parliament   Eden Among Victors: Lloyd George’s Kin Out In Biggest Upset

Practically All Leaders of Ail Parties Remain In House   Liberal Party Loses More Seats in Par, ament

KkKKkKKS REP SHORT SAYS U. §&.  NEEDS ANOTHER LINCOLN AND GOOD 5-CENT NIGKEL

Climax Nears In Atom Tests At Eniwetok   Magnuson Declines To Reveal Whether New Bomb’s Tried

W est Europe Told To Share Rearmament  E.C.A. Warns That Economic Gain Must Not Be Sacrificed

Europe Told To Split Up Arms Cost  ECA Report Warns Oe ee ue ee ae a   ECA Report Warns Against Sacrificing  ‘Reananamic Gains?

Europe Is Told Jo Distribute Arms Burden   ECA Says Rearming Must Be Shared Fairly Among All Groups

West Europe Told To ‘Distribute Burden’   Red Cross Aided 106  ‘Parsons In Gaae Co.

KCARET?TE WNIThTS Can   PaTUETTS YT,     Pr ee Ch at he   Ty YVEORAPO RITE ETN WY Tp wd

Bradley Gets Sharp Rebuff   Maj. Gen. Whitney, MecArthur Aide Replies On Streteay

GEN. BRADLEY IS CHALLENGED   Whitney Denies M‘Arthur Strategy Caused Gap In Lines

CONSTRUCTION PLAKRNED   Mac's Aide Challenges Bradley On Testimony

Ride Denies Bradley Talk Of Korea ‘Gap’   ‘Speaker Was Not Familiar With The Tactical Situation’

‘MacArthur Left No Gap, Says General Whitney In Rebuttal to Bradley Testimony Yesterc ay

Aide Challenges Bradley's Story  Denies MacArthur Strategy Faulty

Aide Claims Flaw Exists: In Bradley’s Statements   MacArthur Staffer Denies Korean Gap  Came From Strategy

MacArthur Aide Defends Korean War Strategy   Denies Gap in Lines Permitted Chinese te Break Throuch

MAC AIDE DENIES CAP” IN LINES   Bradley Faulty Strategy ‘Statement Challenged

Challenges Bradley’s  Statement   No Gap In MacArthur Korean Battle Line Last Winter, Gen. Whitney Claims

M ‘Arthur Aide Is Challenging Bradley's Word  fm ae mnnumn ft gen! *

MArthar Aide Denies Bad Strateg)  a Bhat’s gS Pe ~~ + eo + +. * +’ * *   Whitney Challenges Bradley On Gap In Korean Battle Line

MacArthur Aide Challenges Statement Of Faulty Strategy in ‘Gap’ in Lines

Whitney Challenges Bradley  Macdrthur Aide Defend<e Hic Roce’c Straten,

BRADLEY. CHARGE DRAWS CHALLENGE   Whitney Denies MacArthur to Blame For Korea Line ‘Gap’.

Murray Is Named President of CIO  Merger With AFL  Still Seems Unlikely

Murray Retains lop Union Post   : To Be CIOPrexy: Oh His 32th Veare

Philip Murray Is Re-Elected  CIO President Returne  T). Office For 12th

Murray Again Chosen Leader At Convention  LVL Dalowatos Ulecn   CIO Delegates Urge Political Action In Campaign Increased

Philip Murray Is ClO Leader For 12th Time   Election Held After Union Rejects Proposal To  Unite With AFL

Murray Renamed  ClO Head   But No Move Made Toward Merger With AFL Today  At Convention

2nd String Reds Face Bail Hike   U. S. Cites Commies’ Disappearance, Denounces Civil Rights Conaress

$876,000 Bail Asked For 16  In Red Cases   Government Doesn’t Want Civil Rights Congress To Put Up Money

$700,000 Red Bond Hike Asked   Government Requests U.S. Court To Up Bail Of 16 Reds To $875,000

U.S. Asks for Big Increase in ‘Commies’ Bail   Points Out Tendency to Jump; Famed Writer TRehind Rare

GOV'T SEEKING AED BL HK 10 875.000   Court Asked to Act on 16 of 17 “Second Echelon” Communists.

U5. Demands Higher Bond For 16 Reds   Gevernment Ssks Court to Increase Bail of Second-String Communists From $185,060 th $875. 900.

No Weather Relief Seen  OQ. Py Wi were Keres   Cold Wave Covers Much Of Nation

‘xtreme Cold Hitting North =n Of U.5.   Mercury Far Below Zero Across Middle West: New Snow on Way

Mayor Warns Chicagoans on Driving and Parking; Asks Hydrants Be Freed

Frigid Blast to Yield to Snow for Mid-West   But Cold to Linger as Production and Travel Feel Impact

ANOTHER FRIGID BLAST AND MORE - SNOW ON WAY   Chicago Fights to Clear Streets Before New Storm Hits.

Sub-Zero Cold Hits Many Areas   More Snow Coming AS Temperatures Drop Sharply; No Relief In Sight

MORE SNOW AND COLD ON WAY TO MIDDLE WES   Chicago and Detroit Hit by Transportation Tieups Due to Snow. -

New Cold Blast, Snow Hit Nation No Relief Seen  Chicago Works Fast To Face New Threat

North Central Area Hard Hit By Snow, Cold   More Snow Predicted And Frigid Weather Spreading.

LN Delegates Ask Clarification _  Reds Suggest Inspection by “Neutrals”

Surprise Commuhiat Compromise Plan Also Provide: Complete Freeze on Troons. Armes in Korea :

Reds Propose Inspections By Neutrals Behind Lincs   Complete Freeze On Troops, Arms Also Suggested

Allies Say MoveSeems Concession   Question: What Nations Do Communists Have in Mind for Inspection Work   Plan Is Surprise

U.N. Envoys Suspicious of Red Proposal   Neutral Nations Proposed to Be Truce Inspectors

Agree To Troops,. Arms Freeze, Permit. Neutral Inspections   Proposal Comes As Surp rise, Allies Seek To Determine What Neutral Nations Reds Plan To.Have Police Truce.

Red Concession Seen In Parleys By Negotiators   Neutral Observers Would Be Allowed  Behind The Lines

Red Truce Team Asks For Freeze And Inspection   Move Appears To Be Major Concession On Part Of Communists

BEHIND - LINES INSPECTION APPROVED      Enemy Insists It Must Be Done By A Neutral  “FREEZE”   On Troops, Arms Proposed: Another Major Problem May Be Hurdled

Reds Propose Behind Lines Inspections  Want Neutral Nations to Check; Would Freeze Troop

MAJOR CONCESSION SEEN  Reds Willing To Allow Neutral Observers To Inspect Forces   ANYTIME THEY WANT IT  Reds Can HaveA Real Cease-Fire

REVERSAL OF FORM   Reds Propose Behind-Line: Inspection for Korean Truce

Neutrals Would Makelnspection Behind Lines Under System   FEAF Reports 5 MiGs Downed, 3 Damaged, No Sabres Lost

“Complete Freeze’ on Troops and Arms Also Proposed; Way May Be Paved for Asreement on Armistice

Commies OK Behind-Line Tour by ‘Neutrals’ Allies Nata OQnilw Neutrale are Rad Qatallttagc  ee h6hlUR hmm hULULlCU A eee hr mC ll OU lL le Oa Ok fk el lUL ll hme Le ee

Reds Suggest New Plan for Truce Puzzle   Chinese Suggest Observers From Neutral Nations Serve As Behind-the-Line Checker:

Ask Neutral Observers Be Assigned Job  U.N. Counters With Questions

Red Negotiators Propose Checks By Neutral Observers   Enemy Withholds Identity Of Nations To Police Truce in Korea: Troop ‘Freeze’ Suaaested

> ASK FREEZE ON ALL ARMS AND TROOPS   > Communists Appear to  Make Major Concession  in Korea; $64 Question: "Who Is Neutral?”

Neutral Unit Proposed To [Make Check   Surprise Move Immediately Draws Searching Questions From Allied Envoys

Sur prise Red Pr oposals  At Truce Talk   Commies Suggest Behind-the-Lines Inspections Today

Buildup Freeze Included; May Be Big Concession’  e Compromis   Surprise Compromise Draws Searching Questions from UN

Reds Propose Troop Survey By ‘Neutrals’   Allies Question * Effect of Enemy’s ‘Inspection’ Offer

Red Plan Is For Neutral Observers —   Surprise. Move Also Would. Put Freeze On Troops

Red Truce Negotiators Propose Inspection Plan by Neutral Observers, Freeze on Troops

MOVE SEEMS TO BE MAJOR COMPROMISE   May Be Real Step Toward Korean Truce

Reds Propose Inspection By Neutral Nation  Catch is What Natior Is Neutral? Allies

WANT ‘FREEZE’ ONMEN, ARMS NOW IN KOREA   No One Sure Who They Would Term. Neutral Powers

Red Negotiators, Ask Inspection, Troop Freeze   Want Neutral Observers In Visit Behind Lines; Viewed Big Concession

Move Could Be Big Step  To Armistice   Complete Freeze On Arms And Troops Suggested By Communists

Agreement Is Near on Behind Line Inspection  Surprise Concession Raises $64 Question By UN Truce Team

Move Appears To Be Big Red Concession   ' Allied Negotiators Have Question On: Who Is Neutral?

‘COMPLETE FREEZE’ ON ARMS AND TROOPS, INSPECTIONS BY ‘NEUTRALS’ OFFERED BY REDS

‘Freeze’ Of Troops And Arms Asked   Move Appears To Be Major Concession But Allies Wonder Who Are Neutrals

Reds Propose Truce Inspection By Neutral Teams  ‘Complete Freeze’ On Troops and  Armee Siiqqected

Ask Inspection By Neutrals,  Troop Kreeze  Definition Of “Neutrals” Mav Be kev Ta Concession

ENEMY PROPOSES NEUTRAL STATES POLICE TRUCE COMPLETE FREEZE  ON ARMS, TROOPS AICO SIIQGESTED

Might Prove Definite Step   But U. N. Wants to Know What Neutral Nations Would Police Truce

Reds Ask Tha! Neural Observers Check Behind L'nes   See Action by Communists As Major Concession in Efforts Toward Armistice.

Concession Draws Quiz From Allies   Marks Change; Neutral Definition Might Be Stumbling Block.

Reds’ Proposal For Inspections May Speed Truce  New Move Is Hailed  As Major Concession

Reds Give Ground on  Cease-Fire May Pave Way For New Step  To Armistice f

Allies Ask 21 Questions About Plan   Further Discussion Of Surprise Step Scheduled Tonight

Behind Lines Inspection 0. K. With Reds If Run by Neutrals   $64 Question Now Is What Countries Are Neutral

Reds Concede On Two Points   It ls Major Concession   Propose Inspection, Arms, Troops ‘Freeze’

Would ‘Freeze Troops, Arms On Battleline   Inspection By Neutrals Also Part of Plan

Invite Arms Cheek Tnside  Tron Curtain   ¥oe Proposes ‘Freeze’ On All Gunes, ‘Troops

Reds Suggest Inspection Of Troops, Arms   Major Concession Granted In Truce Talks

Concession !s Made By Red Negotiators.   -Campromise Plan Offers Inspec tion by Neutral: Observers. ~

Compromise Expected To Speed Truce   Discussion Shifts To Picking Nations For Police Force

Freeze Asked On Troops In Red Proposal   Neutral Observers For Inspection On Both Sides Planned

Surprise Plan Ma V Pave Way lor Armistice   Communist Concession Startles UN—Problem Of Neutral Nations is Vexing 364 Question

Phtad GROUP VOTES TO PUT BAR ON AEDS   Would Keep Employes of Red News Agency Tass Out of Galleries.

Taft Despairs Of Bipartisan Foreign Policy  Truman and Acheson Make No Concessions, GOP Leader Complain

Mississippi's Dy Candidates Lead   : Byrd's Faction Has. Trouble in Virginia

One Killed, Two Hurt ‘in Sunrise Shooting   In Washington AfterHours Drinking Spot.

After-Hours Spot Scene  Of Shooting   One Killed, State Dept. Aide And Navy Wave Are Wounded

Former National League Pitching Stat Takes Own Life by Shooting in Atlante

DiSaile Claims Price Rises Are Checked   Director Flays Critics Of Control Program.

Controls Have About Checked Price Rises. DiSalle Says; Declares Critics Are Wrong

Price Rises ‘In Check »--Di Salle  OPS Head Hits At Critics of Control! Plan

ee Head Strikes Back at Critics  Price Rises Virtually Checked By Controls, DiSalle Declares

Charges Story of Threat, Ride, Series of Lies   McCarthy Prober Tells Committee Accusation of Tydings False

Call McCarthy Prober Back In State Inquiry  Qvwetwan Dissstadl 32...   Surine Hurled Lie Charge At Previous Witness

Vote Probers Recall Aide of McCarthy   Donald Surine Claim: Printer ‘Lied’. About Threats Over Letter

Wave Of Robberies Plus -Shootings Strikes Chicago   {By ROBERT T. LOUGHRAN) j @ (United Preas Staff  Wheveusauan cc aa

Cross a Brahma With a Big Buffalo and You Will Get a Real Fur-Bearing Animal

Red Offensive Could Change Korea Picture   Commies Capable Of Launching Big Spring Surprise

Chinese. Korean Reds Capable Of Launching ‘Bigeest Offensive: W eather In Their Favor

E. P. Pillsbury, ‘One of Three. Diane Victims   Vice-President of Flour -Com~pany and Twe ‘Other Prominent Minneapolis Men Kill “pd”

Pillsbury Heir Among Victims Of Air Mishap  Alfred D. Lindley,   Alfred D. Lindley, Minneapolis Lawyer, And Dexter Andrews Wholesaler. Killed

HEAR DOCTOR Eh WINTIRE TRIAL   High School Girl Fatally Hurt When She Fell From Car

‘Local Officials on Ball’ ~  Few Complaints About Gambling, Says Larson

Acheson Blancs Moscow  Massive Build-Up of Conununist Armed Forces Blamed for Tension

Acheson Scores Red Propaganda Line  Soviets Blamed For Fast-West Tension

IRAN REJECTS 50-50 OFFER   Harriman To Join Infor‘mal Talks In Last ; Ditch Effort

Harriman To Make New Bid For Oi! Peace   Ivan Talks To Be Held With Adviser Tu Direct Appeal

Harriman To Meet lran British Group   Efforts Continue To Settle Oil Controversy

Harriman Enters Oil Talks Again  Lact.-Ditch Ettore   Last-Ditch Effort To Settle Squabble Scheduled for Today

Harriman’s ‘Last Ditch’ Plea Hinted  witieh, Ieannince   British, lranian Negotiators Plan Informal Meeting  Over Oj] Crisis .-

British, Iranians Slate Informal  Oil Dispute Talks  Harriman Will Make  Last Ditech Effort to Salwe Crisis

Personal Plea For Oil Made  By Harriman   Trouble Shooter Steps Directly Into Tran Negotialions

OIL. NEGOTIATORS EXPECT HARRIMAN TO PRESS PLAN   Informal Talks Seen Laying Groundwork For Saturday Conference

Harriman To Moke Lest-Ditch Try To Solve Iran’s Touchy Oil Issue

Harriman Appeals To Both Sides To Keep Iranian Oil Talks Going   British And Iranian Negotiators Have Scheduled Informal Talk«

Harriman’s ‘Last Ditch’ Plea Hinted   British, lranian Negotiators Plan Informal Meeting  Over Oil Crisis

Auto Workers Strike Back At John L.   Call Him Embittered Minor Public Figure In Lashing Answer

Truman Seeks Tougher Curbs   Sees Reds’ Victory in Inflation Spread

Asks Congress : c For Enactment  Of His Program   Denounces ‘Interests’ Against Plan: Stop-Gap Extension Rejected

President Appeals for Support in His “Fight for the Very Life of This Nation”: Senators Not Yet Convinced.

Move Launched For One-House sate Assembly  #, Rea Suhmit   Plan to Be Submittec as Constitutional Amendment

Beer Truck Was to Hit Russians Car   Rumor Centered Around Tip That White Russians Planned “Accident”

Police Tipped Highway Crash Planned  Delegation Arrived At Conference After Sneedv Ride

Police Told Road Crash Was Planned   White Russians Were Said To Have Laid Trap

Search Planes Scan Ocean Aree For Missing Men   11 Aboard Airliner Reported Down In North Atlantic

Stratofreighter  Is Reported Lost   Rescue Patrols Hunt For Big Plane With “11 Men‘Listed. Aboard

11 Men Lost  Over Ocean   Giant C-97 Missing in North Atlantic on Way to U.S.

Rescue Pilots Push Hunt For Freight Plane      Huge Craft Missing With, iL Men Aboard” On Hop From Azores:

Rescue Efforts Made... . . Airplane Carrying . 11 Men Is Missing

OCEAN COMBED FOR BIG PLANE   Military Transport, With 11 Aboard, Missing Out Of Azores.

Sea Scanned For Plane Lost With 11 Aboard  ss WT... ret lg   Air Force Transport Apparently'Down Ox Flight From Azores

U. S. PLANE IS MISSING AT SEA: 11 MEN ABOARD   Weak SOS Signal Heard From From Ship Overdue From Azores.

SEARCH OCEAN FOR LOST PLANE   BIG AIR TRANSPORT LEFT AZORES WITH 11 CREWMEN ABOARC

C-97 Transport Plane Lost in North Atlantic  Search Planes Fan ~~ , ™®&  7 rem 2 td   Search Planes Fan Out Over 120-Mile Belt After SOS

Eleven Aboard Plane Missing Over Atlantic   Rescue Patrols Scanning The Waves Along Route.

Plush Commuter Catapults From Temporary Span   Death Toll Mounts to 81; Over 600 Hurt “Absolute Negligence’ Charge Hurled As Weary Rescuers Comb Twisted Wreckage

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   ICC Orders Wreck Investigation: Ghastly Toll at Leact 77

HOUSE PASSES NEW ‘CENT TAX FOR CIGARETTES   Measures Could Increase Levy To 4 Pennies  Par Packace

Throw Flame  Atb. C. Fire   New Tacties Used: Jordan Proclaims North Idaho Emergeney

 HST May Ask More Billions For Defense Even If Korean Truce Signed

Allied Commander Declares Any: Further . Investigation Can Serve No Useful Purpose

Further Investigation Could Serve No Purpose Except To Conthzue Delay In Resuming Truce Negotiations

;eneral Leaves Way Open For Truce Talk Renewal  General Says Further Inquiry Into Alleged U. N. Bombing Could Serve No Useful Purpose

New Commie Suggestion Is Rejected By Ridgway   Allies Refuse  To Reiny estigate Alleged Bombing Of Kaesons Area

KIDUWAY REFUSES TO CONDUCT NEW BOMBING INQUIRY   Declares No Purpose Would Be Served by Further Investigation of Alleged At tack on Kaesong.   MESSAGE HANDED COMMUNIST LEADERS   General Informs Reds He Is Ready to Send Truce Negotiators Bach to City at Any Time.

UN COMMANDER SEES NO REASON FOR NEW PROBE   General Leaves Door Open For Renewal Of Truce Talks   INCIDENT TERMED ~ DELIBERATE FRAUD

General Says Action Would Be Pointless   UN Commander Reiterates ““Frameup’”’ Charge And Intimates New Investigation Would Give Reds New Chance At ‘“‘Evidence’”’

After hia ¢   Way Left Opes For : Continued Talks,  bins fia Dead —

Flatly Refuses Bid to Probe Truce Incident  Leaves Way Open for Renewal of Talks In Meccace ta Rede 

Allies Won't Reinvestigate Bomb Charge  Way Left Open For Renewal Of Talks

Way Left Open For Renewal  Of Truce Talks   General Accuses Reds Of Deliberate Fraud By Staging Bombing

RIDGWAY REIECTS ; NEW RED DEMANI   \Flatly Refuses to Reopen  Probe: Accuses Foe of Faking Bombing

UN Commander Leaves Way Open To Resume Talks   But He Declares Further Investigation Could Serve No Purpose Other Than to Delav Negotiations More.

Bus Service Back To Normal As Strikers Return   Full Schedules Are Resumed Today After Two Weeks Off   WEATHER

Bus Service Back  To Normal As  Strikers Return Full Schedules Are  Resumed Today After Two Werks Ott

U.S. Must Aid Nationalist Chinese So Communists Cannot OverwhelmPacific

SUPPORT FOR CHIANG URGED BY GOV. DEWEY   Not One Russian Has Been Killed In Kotea, Stalin Roast<

Government Agent Testifies at Trial killer Admitted His Only Hope Was to “Act Crazy.”   WITNESS STICKS  TO HIS STATEMENT   Declares Detendant- ~AtTst Made Crack, “How High : Do They Hang You  in Oklahoma’”

Schricker Is 68 Years Old   ‘Be Tolerant,’ Is His Advice To Hoosiers

Hurricane Leaves 109 Death Toll   $56 Millions Property Loss; Every House  In Kingston Damaged: Historie Cities Ruined

Lowell Woman Is Seriously Hurt   Jane Hughes, 68, Struck by Machine arly This Morning

(Volunteer Term Limit Defeated  Senate Vetoes Morse Proposal for Three Years  Service . PRESS FOR FINAL ACT  Lawmakers May Have Night Sessions Until Draft Law Ready   DRIVE TOTAL $2.677.

Friendly Suit  Filed Against  Akron Hospital $61,270 Is Still Due  Contractors for New Community Building

Friendly Suit  Filed Against  Akron Hospital $61,270 Is Still Due  Contractors for New

FOR DELAYING KAZOO TRIAL   No Recess To Be Asked In Rape-Slaying Trial Of Two Vicksburg Men

Indiana Link To Slaying Of Coed Hazy   State Pushes Ahead With Court Hearino

Hanover Couple Killed When Struck By Countian's Car. At 9 Oclock Saturday Evening; Driver Under Bond Of $1.000

Excess Profits lax Bill Now Becomes Law  Measure Signed By President But   Measure Signed By President But Says It’s Lenient  r,t oe oe <td, ott

President  Signs Excess  Profits Bill   Asks Substantial New Increases To Pay For Defense

TAX REVENUES NOT ADEQUATE, TRUMAN SAYS   . Signs Profits Biil _ After Criticism; - Has New Proposals

North Koreans Demand Parley   But U.N. Expected To Give Little Support To Pian.

UN Reception Cold To Red Demands  North Korean Note To Get Little Support

U.N. ‘No’ Due On Red Bid For Big Five Talks  North Korea Wants Communist China Te Have Part In Parley

Fake Peace Bid Made In Korea  Reds Want To Dicker On Their Own Terms

RITA HAYWORTH MAY GET DIVORCE   Lawyer Admits Actress Ty Con sidering Split Up With Prince Aly Khan.

Lawyer Gives First Official Inkling Rita-Aly Romance Is Headed for Racks

Boom Employment Doesn’t Stop Unemployment Claim Chiselers; Much Recovered

CHISELERS BEING TRACKED DOWN Nee States’ Jobless F unds Lose $5.000.000 Yearly To Crooks

Despite Boom Employme ni.  Chiselers Get $5 Million Year From Jobless Funds

Government Determines Chiselers Take VMillinne From State Jobless Pay Funds

Says Eisenhower Will Come Back To Run in 1952   “Deal” Between General and President Reported By NBC Commentator.

Hint Truman Deal With Ike On Presidency   Claims General Will Be Made Available HW He Chooses to Run in °52

Ike Banner Raised Anew   General Will Be ‘Available’ in 1952 for Presidential Draft, Says Radio Commentator

Eisenhower To Be “Available,” Says Radio Man  Vi elfac ral Will   Writes General Will Be Recalled From Eurooe In 1952

IKE “AVAILABLE” FOR ‘52 ELECTION   General to Be Recalled,  Savs NBC Commentator

to Be Available  Gen. Eisenhower in 1952, Claim   Truman Will Call Him Back, Commentator Says in Article

Deal for Recall To Be Candidate In 1952 Reported   Magazine Story Says General Told of Deal

Ike Returning  In °52, Says Commentator  Reports Truman OK To Availability For Nomination

Report Says lke Home tn ‘52 To Be Available   NBC Man Quotes ‘Agreement’ By General, Truman

Ike’s. Way Clear For 1952. Race   ‘HST Made Deal, Reporter Writes

Predicts Ike’s Recall In 1952  For Campaign   Commentator Says He Will Be Available For Presidency

Eisenhower ‘Available’ For Presidency in ‘52      Newsman Says Truman Made ‘Deal’ to Recall Genera] Next Year to Avoid Charge of Exiling Contender: Reports ‘Ike’ Will Run If Drafted

Door Is Open For lke   Commentator Reports General Wil! BesMade Available Next Year For Nomination

General Will Be Recalled, Writer Claims Truman Made Deal  With Army Leader; Will Run, Report

CAR DEALERS TO PASS ON HIGHER COSTS TO PURCHASERS, ADDING NORMAL PRICE MARKUPS

SOUTH KOREANS STILL DRIVING ABOVE PARALLEL   American Troops Seize Hills During Battle

UN SOLDIERS MOVE FORWARD IN 2 SECTORS   Allies Score Gains Up To 4 Miles On Front

Gls Put Wedge in Seoul's Flank   Launch New Attacks After 4-Mile Gains

Allies Drive Wedge Into Seoul’s East Flank   Engage Reds In Furious Day-Long Battles. Register Gaine Un Ta 4 Milec

DIU LY OLUAL  Many Changes Await Inspection of K. U. Alumni  on Mount Oread

SIGHTS IN STORE   Many Changes Await In~ spection of K. U. Alumni ~ on Mount Oread

Ask 24-Member Body to Probe Far East Policy  Demos Say Other Groups in Action

GOP Proposes Joint F oreign Policy Hearine   Demos Object to Plan; Say They Have Own Scheme

GOP's Senators  Advocating Joint  Inquiry on Policy 24-Man Committee  Would Have Equal Representation

Ask Committee to Probe U.S. Policy ‘in Far Easf   Request by Republicans for Equal Representation Hits Snag in Senate.

Propose Special Board to Probe Far East Policy   GOP Demonds Equal Representation; Plan Runs Into Opposition

Inquiry Into Far Eastern Policy Has Opposition  Sat = , Sa ea   Republican Proposal for Committee Gets Democratic Refusal

Republicans Fight for Equal Seats   Foreign Policy Probe Hits Snaq

Fight Brews Over Inquiry Into Policy   Democrats Propose Committees Air Administration Aims

GOP for Equal Share In Probe   Want Half Members Of Joint Congress Investiaation

REPUBLICANS PUSH FOR FAR EAST PROBE   Meet Demo Opposition in De mand for Equal Committee Representation.

Iran Rejects U.S. Offer to Help Ease Nation’s Oil Crisis  U.S. Ambassador to Keep Trying to Work Out a Compromise

Grady Reports Bid Is Rebutfed: Renews Effort   Signing Of Tanker Receipts At Issue

IRAN SPURNS U.S. PEACE BID   Grady’s Compromise Offer Rejected By Premier Mossadegh.

GIRL SCOUTS OPEN  CAMPING SEASON   Camp Tall Trees at George  School Registers Over 50 Girls   DAY CAMP OPENS HERE

Johnstown Has Million Dollar Fire   One Man Is Killed,  Five Others Injured Fighting Stubborn Blaze In “Flood City”.

Fireman Trapped When He Entered Building After Firat Alarm; Five Other Firemen Reported Injured   HAD STARTED PLANS TO RELOCATE PLANT

A-MYSTERY PERSON CONTEST SATURDAY   A: Mystery Person Greeted With “1 Like:-to Trade in Ruthven’ Means Awards. _

MYSTERY PERSON AWARDS SATURDAY   Awarda for local Mystery Person Given Out Saiurday, Dec. 22 at 2:30 p.m. _

Margaret Had ‘Frustrated Childhood’  Girl Did Well for Herself Until Pulled Dripping from Bay

NEW ATOM WEAPONS ARE READY FOR USE   Gordon Dean Says They Would Cancel! Oul Numerical Edge of Knemy in Field.

Newest Weapons Give Us Advantage Over Russia Declares Atomic Chief

Atomic Weapons Ready For Use On Battlefield  Invading Force Can Be Met With New Power

Russ Facing Revolt in Event of War   - Se Pee   Ike Tells Congress Dissidents Will Rise to Aid West

RED SATELLITES MIGHT REVOLT   Eisenhower Points Ou! Danger To Russia In Event Of War

Russia Curbed By Revolt Fear, Says Eisenhower  Satellites Not To Be Depended On If Soviets Start War

IKE SAYS REDS FACE REVOLT Ii WAR STARTS   Satellites Will Not Give Aid, He Tells Congress

eat Tertims_y Revealsd . Uteds May Face Revolt li ‘They Starl War, Ike Says

Five Star General Want: Spain And Germany Admitted To North Atlantic Pact Nations

Eisenhower Sees Possibility Of Satellite Revolt If Russia Should Start All-Out War

Tke Says Russia May Face Revolt   Asserts Soviet Would Be “Really Fools” to Start War Now.

Russ Facing Revolt in Event of War   Ike Tells Congress Dissidents Will Rise to Aid West

Russia a Fool To Start War, Says Gen. Ike   Tells Congress Soviets Would Face Satellite Revolt

Eisenhower Sees Signs Of Soviet Revolt  War Would Give Satellite Countries Chance They Seek

U.S. te Drop ‘Gas’ Quality   Stabilization Group Wants Sphsidies to Curb Costs

Weiser HS. Strike Finds   Strong Case Presented For Principal at Hearing Before Board

General Ridgway Gives Warning To Commies   Says Allied Armies ‘Prepared To Strike, And Strike Hard’ If Reds Want All-Out War Instead Of Truce

Labine Hurls 10-0 Shutout. For Brooklyn   Jackie Robinsen Leads Attack On Giants

B.36 Bombers Complete Historic Training Flight To Africa, Return

‘Command’ Authority For Air Force Is Opposed By Kilday After Hearing

‘Truman Will Ask Congress For Tighter Controls on Food, Rents: Opposition Seen

Truman Prepares  To Ask Changes In  Mobilization Set-Up Will Seek Stronger  _ Production Law and  Tighter Price Curbs

Loan Extended _ to July 31, 1952,... -_ OnSealed Corn   10 Cents Per Bushel Storage -. Payments Will Be Paid. On Delivery

Woman Challenges Greenglass’ Story   Mrs. Rosenberg Says She Did Not Know He — , Was at Project

Spy Trial Def endant Challenges Her Brothers’ Testimony That She Was Member of Russian Ring

Gen. Van Fleet In Accident  Escapes Injury In Bs. ie, pre fe Batt .   Escapes Injury In Helicopter Mishap

Gen. Van Fleet Karrowly Escapes Death   Only Shaken Up as Helicopter Crashes _on Deck of Cruiser

Gross Slated to Return — To Witness Stand Today   Key Witness in New York Police Bribe Case Became Nervous Yesterday

Over 12,000 To Come Home  Next Month   Buffer Issue l ndecided. but  Reds Yield Points

Senate Tied Up By Hearings, Key Bills Balked   Appropriation Items In Snag With June 30 Deadline Approachina

MAC HEARING HOLDING UP LEGISLATION   More Than Fourth of Senators Engaged; Log Jam Piles Up

City Destroyed, Damage Placed At $16,800,000  Casualty Reports Only on Kingston, Wire Service Cut

Hurricane s Moving Toward Gulf Of Mexico   Floods Feared In The Wake Of Violent Rain

HURRICANE KILLS: 25 IN JAMAICA; “DAMAGE IS HEAVY   115: Mile Winds Lash Kings: ton: Rains Bring -- Flood Threat   SHIPS REPORTED SUNK:   Storm. Swirls: Past’ caymar ‘Islands Toward Gulf “is at Mexico <:

Hurricane Kills 25 in Jamaica   West Indies Capital Sustains 16 Million Dollars. Damade —

Property Damage Is Heavy   17 Inches Of Rain Falls In  Five Hour Period

Fastman Report Sales, Earnings Set New Record  1950 Best Financial Year In History OF Kodak, Officials Say

Kodak Hits New Record  On Earnings   1950 Turns Out - As Best Financial Year In History

Cupid’s Aim Is Up To Par During June   “Month Of Brides” Pro duces Record Quota Of Marriages For June;  Wide Range Of Couples

June Is Still The Month Of Brides  Marriage License Requests Shoy

Take Up Trail Of U.S. Troops South Of Fallen Capital   Another Enemy Force. Tries Flanking Move ;

_ Surveys  Reveal  ‘Best’ Political. Candidates   Sen. Taft on Republican ‘Most Wanted’ List

Steamboat Rock Club Plans Benefit Family Fish Fry For Friday, Dec. 1/

QOAttorne vs Will Proseeute Cases For OPS   Agreement On Enforcement Reached With Justice Department

96 SPECIAL AIDES TO ENFORCE CONTROL LAW   Labor Seeks Unfreezing of Wace Resulations

OPS Will Appoint 96 Attorneys   Special U.S. Lawyers To Prosecute Pay ‘And Price Control Violators

Pians Submitted On Airport job  $100,000 Remodeling  Program Announced

Plans Go To CAA On Job At Airport  $100,000 Remodel,  Enlargement

Proposals Of 2 Sides Look Alike  Latest Commuist Offer Similar to One Allies Posed

Millions Pray For Peace on Easter Sunday  Christians All Over _— Hopefully Thrana ta Church

World Prays For Peace On Easter Of 1951   Churches Thronged By Christians To Mark Resurrection

Millions Join In Easter Prayer For World Peace   People Throng to Churches to Celebrate Resurrection; Holy Land Pilgrims Pass Barbed Wire Entanglements.

aster Thrones All Over World  Pray for Peace   Resurrection of Jesus Christ Is Celebrated; Pope Offers Blessings

World Observes Easter. With Prayers for Peace; . Pope Addresses 100,000

Millions Of Christians Raise Voices In Fervent Prayer For World Peace   Pilgrims Throng Jerusalem And Site Of Holy Sepulchre; Soldiers In Korea Worship At Muddy Altars

Barkley in Binghoamion  Avoid World War by Halting  ‘Aegression tu Korea, He Says

RED DEFENSE LINE STABBED 3- Way UN Armored Drive  Moving Nearer To Seoul

UN Troops Reach New Red Defense ‘Line Near Seoul   Limited Offensive Continues To Roll As Allied Troops Reach Within Six Miles Of Communist Held Former Capital Of ROK

Armored Drive Makes Progress In Seoul Area  Advances Are Made In Other Sectors Of Korean Front

Yanks Armor In Three-Way Push On Seoul   Offensive Estimated To Have Knocked Out 46,000 Red Troops

Stabilizer Says Rise In Prices Has Been  Cut to ‘Slow Walk’  Reveals First Sign That Soaring Costs May Be Leveling Off

az  Boyle Donated To RFC Man,  Nixon Charges      Democratic Head Accused Of Deducting Payment From Income Tax

SENATOR aA PARTNER GRATZ  GIVEN $1,261   Stenographer Says She Was Ordered to Keep Boyle’s Ledger “Face Down.”

Quiz Finnegan In Tax Probe On Collectors   Admits Taking $2500 But Terms It Legal Fee; Jmsurance Men Called

Finnegan Called For Second Day   Former Collector Tax Probe Witness

Revenue Collector Called Again By House Probers   Finnegan’s Activities Outside Job As Tax Collector Provins: Of Interest Tio Probers

ALLIES PROTEST NEW BLOCKADE Of WESTERN BERL   Prohibitive Red Taxes Gn Trucks Entering’ City  Creed. Cueie

Allies Protest Red Blockade To Starve Berlir   New East-West Crisis Grows Out of Action

Chinese Reds Ringed by Stee! On West Front   Americans Fight To Annihilate Trapped Enemy

SOUTH KOREAN UNITS ATTACK KEY PORT CITY   8th Army Spearheads Join Southeast  Cf Seoul

Witness Says He Called Police to Get Tallulah Bankhead During Gay Party

Rescuers Dig Into Wreckage   Plane Splits in Two On Runway Edge in Emergency Landing

Ban Put On Commercial  Buildings  Restrictions Halt   Restrictions Halt All New Projeets Until February 15

Construction Curb Set Until Feb. 15  On Business Firms NPA Will Consider All  Building Requests Te. Le sateiwe

Construction Of New Buildings. Is Hit By Order  _ Work Underway Not Affected; Many To  Lace Prasent Jobs

New Building Put Under Ban  Commercial Projects To Reauire Permits

New Commercial Building Banned  Goes on Permit Basis  After Freeze Period

Negotiators To Continue Talks At Truce Parley  Provisional Cease Fire Line Expires With Day’s Session

Negotiators, In Deadlock, To Meet Friday   Terms of Armistice And Prisoners Still Are Stumbling Blocks

Reds Say Exposure Accounts For Many Prisoners’ Deaths   ‘Cminous Note’ In The Proceedings. As Armistice Talks.Continued ‘After Buffer Zone Pact Expires

30- Day Trial Truce Line Wiped Out; Reds Hint UN POWs Died from Exposure

$5000 Caudle Fee Surprise, Says Witness   Plane Buyer Denies He Knew Tax Enforcer Was Going to Profit

Caudle’s Part ‘Unbelievable’  New Yorker Admits Big Gambling Gains

Told ‘Mystery Man’ of Teitelbaum Case. Oliphant Testifies   Ex-Tax Attorney Chief Also Admits Personal Friendship for Grunewald

Piane Sale and Tax  Case Links Denied Agent for Pair in Trouble Surprised at Commission

Donies Any Connection: Between “Deal and Tax Troubles. Oliphant _ Resigns as Chief Counsel.

KNOHL DIDNT KNOW CAUDLE GOT *5,000   Says There Was No Connection Between Official’s Commission and Tax Evasion Case.   KNOHL MADE $25,000 IN YEAR GAMBLING   Threat of Perjury Action Hangs Over Hearings After Conflicting Testimony Is Heard.   ~ BULLETIN

Witness  Tells About Gambling   Claims He Didn’t Know Tax Official To Get Commission

Gambling Gains Said Possible   Could Have Made Much as $25,000, New Yorker Says

Witnesses All Contradicting  Each Other   Broker Denies Making Blackmailer Charge—  Chicago Lawyer's Story Branded “Filthy Lie”

Tax Corruption Contradictions Roil Chairman   Justice Department Will Get Record of Hearings

Witness Asserts Caudle Received $5,000 Commission on Plane He Bought for $30,000 Last Year

IS DEFENDED BY MGRATH   Probe Chairman Warns Witnesses Against Perjury

LEGAL STAFF IS DEFENDED BY M'GRATH   Probe Chairman Warns Witnesses: Against Perjury 

Knohl Testifies On Business Link With Tax Figures  Data on Lawyer's Shakedown Claim Will Be Studied

KNOHL SAYS NO TE TO TAX CASE IN PLANE SALE   Talk of Big Money, Gambling Today in Coneress Hearing

But 20,000 Reds Are Trying fo Flank U.N. Force   Withdraw from Wonju When No Reds are Found

Allies Cling to Salient Near Wonju   Further Details of Action Withheld by Censorship

Enemy Flanking Threats Mounting in North; French Bolstering U. N.

7 rm... f° ej IWO Red VivV'IsSIONS Drive in Fle: Vale  : ry f ta 2 . ' Move OOTY Pew Lines

Holds On South Of Ghost Town  2 Korean Red Forces Attempt Flank Drive oS Ee ee we

Enemy Tries Flanking Movement on Critical Korean Front; Censorship Bars Details.   MAY CHALLENGE U.N. AIR SUPREMACY

Reds Building Up Forces Near Wonju   More Than 2,000 North Koreans Casualties In Seven-Hour Battle

Allied Troops Hold Salient at Wontu   Americon Second Division Units Cling to Positions In Face of Red Flanking Threat; Greatest Menace Shapes Up in the West

Reds Mass To Cut Off UN. Force   Second Division Holds Grimly to Salient as North Koreans Try Flanking Move

But Allies Still Cling to Salient; Biggest Chinese Menacé to West

Striving. To Cut Off Main 8th Army Force   U. S. Second. Division Faces Threat of Encirclement Near Wonju

Yanks Launch Fixed Bay. onet Charge in One Phase  of Action   Major Chinese Threat Evident in Impending Drive Near Chongju

Keds Attempt Flanking Move   Seoul Front Stabilized Enemy Toll Is 2,100

Allied Group Clings Tight Below Wonju   U. S. Patrol Fights Off Red Koreans In Bayonet Charge

Censorship Veils Defails Of Battle   Americans Cling To Wonju Salient, Reds. Try Flank

2100 Enemy Troops Killed In 7-Hr. Duel Kast of Seoul      285.000 Communists Mase sed on 50-Mile Western FrontMenaces8thArmy

American Troops Cling Stubbornly to Position: In Spite of Flanking  Move by Korean Reds

Flanking Move Is Attempted by 2 Red Divisions  French and Dutch Bolster Americans

Allies’ Hack Out New Holding Line   Yanks Launch Fixed Bay onet Charge in One Phase of Action   FRONT UNEASILY QUIET

BIG CENTRAL BUILDUP OF ENEMY NOTED   Chinese Trying To Force Main Battle In Rugged Terrain

Stubborn Resistance  By Allies   French, Dutch Troops Bolster Yanks Clinging To Salient Near Wonju  REDS FLANKING Two Divisions of North  Koreans Attempting an Eneirclement of Allies

Asian Policy Of U.S.Rapped By 8 In GOP   Fulbright Calls Report On MacArthur Committee ‘99% Political’

Fulbright Charges Politics   Blasts GOP for Report of Sendte Inquiry Into © M’Arthur Firing

Doug: Report Draws Blast As Politic:   Republicans Condemn MacArthur Ouster After Hearinas

Fulbright Blasts Republican Report On MacArthur Probe  GOP Members Demand Unification of Korea As Price For Peace

President Bitterly Assails  “Slandermongers” In Speect  At Legion Home Dedication  Tells Audience They Chip Away American — Freedoms More Effectively Than Commies

President } Denounces  Slandering   Saye Tactics Representative Of Communism

President Uses No Names, But Leaves No Doubt He Refers to McCarthy, Backers

Truman Blasts Slander  Unleashes Bitte   Unleashes Bitter Attack On  Slandermongers

Truman Blasts Hafe Mongers In The Natior   President Denies Commu: nism And Corruption le Government

Truman Urges Quick End to  Name Calle        Bitterly Denounces ‘Slandermongers’ in Washington Speech

DiSalle Sees Possible Price Ceiling : Boost To Allow For WSB Pay Raises

Sees Higher Ceilings After Pay Increases  Stabilizer DiSalle Says Congress Has

Some Price  Lids May Go Up With Pay  Adjustments May  Follow Boosts Aline! f.0 Wawne

Next Action On Draft Up To House   Senate Completes Work On 18-YearOld Measure

Senate Votes To Build War Strength, 79-5  Predict Measure Will Be Ready for Action by Easter

Permanent Program for Universal Training of Youths Wins Approval   House to Speed Tits Own Measure   Lower Chamber May Be Ready to Vote Before  Recess For Easter

Senate Okay: 18-Year-Old Youth Draft   Universal Military Training Is Also Approved By Vote Of 79 to Five

Measure Gets 79-5 Senate OK   All Attempts At Revision Voted Down

Senate Votes 18 Yr. Draft. U.M.T. Later   Welker One of 5 Voting No; Defer 75,000 Students

HOUSE ACTION SEEN BEFORE EASTER LAYOFF   NEW DRAFT PROPOSAL SWEEPS SENATE 79-5 AFTER HOT DEBATES

18-Year Draft, UMTS Measure Adopted 79 to 5  Senate’s Action Crushes Efforts To Revise Act

Senate Passes Measure by 79 to 5 Vote   Delayed Effects Seen if Lower Branch Concurs

Draft Of Boys 18 Years Old Is Scheduled   Upper Chamber Voti Is 79 To 5; House Measure Pending

18- YEAR-OLDS MOVE CLOSER TO DRAFT   Top-Heavy Approval Given By Upper House, 79-5  ME ACIIRE   Requires Induction Of Men In 19-25 Bracket First: Other Features

Training Bill Approved In 79-3 Ballot   Lowering Of Age May Not Hit Younger Group For A Year

Senate Passes Military Bill By Big Margin   Permanent Program for Strengthening of Nation’s Fighting Power Provides for Universal Training And Drafting of 18-Year-Olds—  le. RAeoeree B..at.. t UW.

Senate Votes To Draft 18 Year Olds   Approves Permanent Program for Building Up Nation’s Strength

HOUSE IN FOCUS   t lataatiietiehemed ait aVVUVL  Similar Draft Measure Pending There as Passed  by Senate

Senate Passes  UMT, 18 Draft   House Action set Next Week, Will Change Present Version

Universal Training Voted by Senate   Sweeping Approval Shouted for UMTS, Draft Of 18-Year-Olds; House Takes Up Similar Measure for Action Before Easter Vacation

Senate Approve: UMIS, Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds   House Expected To Start Voting Next Week

V ote on Passage Is 79-5  Senate Approves UMT Bill. Drafting 18-Y ear-Olds

Senate Passes UMTS, 18-Draft Bill; House Action on Like Measure Pends

Senate Anproves UMT And Draft OF 18-Year-Olds   Similar Measure Now Pending In House Committee.

UMT and Draft: Of 18-Year- Olds Vote ls ND fo5~   Similar Bill PendingIn House Committee

Legislators Vote 19 to Five for Military Buildup   House Must Act On Draft Program; UMTS Included

UMT Included in Bill Sent fo House By Vote of 79-5   Expect Action in House Ahead of Recess for Easter

--CONGRESS— Universal Training Approved  Measure Passes  By 79-5 Margin

HOUSE IN FOCUS   Similar Draft Measure Pending There as Passed  by Senate

8 to5 Ballot for Universal Training Plan   House Will Act Soon on Similar Measure Now in Committee

Draft Measure Passes Senate; House To. Vote   Senators Grant Approval To Universal Training, Calling Of 18-Year-Olds

Measure Puts Ceiling On U. S. Military Force  Deferments Outlined For College Group we<- WFAUZVTal We BWA ARWIATOCOR

Senate Approves UMT; and Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   House Action Is Expected By Easter; Schoeppel One of Five in Onovositian

PASSES DRAFT OF YOUTHS 18   Universal Military Training Also Provided In Measure.

Approval Is Heavy For Army Plan   House To Begin To Vete Next Week On Rills Amendments

Range Buildup of U.S. Manpower Is  Vote alin Program for LongAction Due Next Week  79 to 5; Hou

AGE 18 DRAFT APPROVED BY SENATE, 79-5   Only Dirksen of Illinois and Four Others Vote Against Compulsory Service Plan.   . FINAL PASSAGE’ SEEN BY EASTER   Measure Provides Men 19-25 Must Be Called First; Sets Up Universal Training After Crisis.

18- Year-Old Draft’s Fate Up To House   Senate Passes Bil Bill, 79-5; Also ' Approves Universal Military Training

Jamaica Being Lashed By First Hurricane Of Season   Capital City Of Kingston Cut Off After Winds Reach 120-Miles An Hour; Weather  IRvwraan Gewese Ups wwernive.??

Navy Planes To Seek Data On Hurricane   Extent Of Damage From Big Storm Is Unknown

He Brands Agreements Worthless   Russians Refuse To Help Korean Truce Efforts

Russian Treaty Worthless, Says Chief Executive   Gives Sharp Reply To Red Official On Moviet-U. S. Kelations

No Change In His View Of Russians   Truman Standing Pa On Statement Soviet Promises Worthless

Truman Repeats View On Soviet Agreement  y ae Wd)onW. NAST 2 ew OLD   Not Worth Paper Written on He Says Again. U. S. Plan Rebuffed.

Moscow Snubs U.S. Bid for Truce Move   Truman Stands Pat on Charge That Russ Word Is Worthless

Truman Replies To Vishinsky On Nofe’s Rejection   secret U. >. Move  Made To Bring Abou! Armistice In Korea;  General Talks Asked

Vishinsky, Truman Trade Nasty Cracks   US-Red Relations Could Hardly Be  Worse. Russian Says

Affer Peace Idea Turndown   Says That A Russian Agreement Not Worth Paper It Is Written On

Vishinsky Makes Crack At Statement   Truman’s Decision For 1952 Running Will be Made Publi After Mid-January

Russians Snub Secret Overture For Truce Action  Truman Stands By His Statement on Soviet Methods

PEACE BID IS REJECTED BY RED LEADERS   Vishinsky Suggests Talks On General Causes Of Conflict

Vishinsky: Makes Crack At Statemen   “Truman's Decision “Foe. 1952 Running Will: be Made: Publi After Mid-January :

Truman Says His View on Russia Holds   Agreements With Kremlin Not Worth The Paper They Are On. He Reiterates

Contends Soviet Can't Be Trusted   President Sticks to Previous Statements

Soviet-U.S. Relations Unde: New Strain After Speech   Truman Maintains Reds’ Word Not Any Good

Truman Sticks To Statement That Russian Agreement Not Worth Paper It Is Written On   President’s Only Comment On Vishinsky’s Crack Made In Rejecting U. S. Proposal To Help .. Bring About Korean Armistice.

Truman Says Red Proposal Ts Worthless   Some Observers See Hope For Future Accord

KKKKK TEN RUSSIAN JETS — JUMP LONE AMERICAN F-80, FAIL TO HIT IT

?  RED CROSS SO FAR   Rehabilitation Work for Flood Victims Still  Continuing   AUGUST 25 DEADLINE

$80,736 SPENT BY RED CROSS SO FAR   Rehabilitation Work for Flood Victims Still Continuing

Truman Stands By Statement Despite Vishinsky’s Charge   Soviet Agreements Aren’t Worth The Paper ‘Written On, President Says In His News Conference; Remarks Worsen U.S.-Soviet  Relations, Vishinsky States

House Alters Truck License Fee Measure   Adopts Amendment Reducing Increase By 30 Per Cent

Reduces General Increase, Taxes Out-State Trucks   Estimate Measure Will Boost Revenue 24-30 Million Dollars

Big Battle For Seoul  Shapes Up   Reds Massing * To Hit 30-Mile UN Defense Arc

Reds Massing For Big Drive Against Seoul;  Allies Ready   Thousanils Of Troops Poised For Altack:  U.S. Guns, Planes And Ships Pummel Enemy

Van Fleet Calls Early Phases of  Offense Failure   More Than 70,000 Communists Assault Troops Claimed Lost in First Week of Big Spring Drive

REDS LIKELY MASSING FOR BIG ASSAULT  U.N. Firepower Used to Keep Enemy Off Balance for Any May Day Attack.

TEMPERATURES FLSFWHERE   U.N. Troops Lash out  From Seoul Defense Are

Commies  Pouring in More Troons   Gen. Van-Fleet Says ROK Capital Te Be Defended

Price Freeze Due in About ‘One Week   Defense Mobilizer Charles Wilson Orders Controls

Controls Are Given Go-Ahead   Recent Price Hikes Will Be Rolled Back to January 1

Rationing, Wage Stabilization Are To Follow Soon   Wilson Reveals Plans In Philadelphia Talk

Truman Maps Drastie Curbs On Manpower   Some Prices May Be Rolled Back to Jan. 1 Levels

Prices To Be Froze Within Week, Wage Curbs Will Follow  Rationing On Some Items Expected in

Americdn ‘Leaders Concerned .. .  ‘Where Will Moscow Make Next Thrust?

With Korean War One Year Old... And Far From Settled . . . Trouble Spots Threaten In Asia And Europe

TRAN, YUGOSLAVIA . U.S. Eyes Other Trouble ‘Spots After Year of War

Korean War Year Old; U. S. Leaders Worry Over Iran,. Yugoslav Trouble

Korean War First Birthday Causes Speculation  On Next Moscow Thrust

Ridgway Flies To Korea; Reds Blast UN Stand   Reds Charge U. S. Planning To Turn To A General War

RIDGWAY VISITS KOREA  Reds Demand Allies Assume  Responsibility For ‘Bombing’

REDS STICKING TO CHARGES OF BOMBING RAID   Demanding Ridgway Make New Inquiry Into Their Charge

Enemy Asks New Inquiry Into Incidents   Gen. Ridgway Makes Secret Flying Trip To Korean Areas

Shedd And Hall Executed In Raleigh For Slayings   Shedd Dies For Triple Murder And Rape; Last-Minute Efforts By Lawyer Rejected

No Mecision Given  Big-Name Watch Makers Wage Anti-Price War Fiolu in Court

Watchmakers Figh Gotham Price Cuts  Name Brands Sold At Half List Price

Protest Newsprint Price Hike   DiSalle Urges Canada To Curb Prices; U. S. Senators Irate at  ‘Gouge’ by Neighbors

Election Campaigning Of AFL In 1952 To Be Strictly Independent   Reopening Of Truce Dickering In Korea Up To Communists

Outlines Independent Campaign  A. F. L. to Take Own  Stand on Elections

AFL Will Take Its Own Stand   Makes Election Plans With No Regard For Other Labor Groups

AFL to Have Stand Strictly independent  Not Have Tieup In Attitude of

AFL Plans Lone Political Agende   1952 Campaign Plan To Be Independent

AFL Labor Group Takes Own Stand   Strictly Independent Campaign Scheduled For 1952 Elections

Court Decides Against Paper In Ad Boycott   Merchants Rejected If They Advertised On Competing Radio

Supreme Court Rules Lorain Journal Broke Sherman Act In Radio Case

PAPER'S APPEAL REJECTED, 7-0   Ohio Publication - Broke Anti-Trust Act, Supreme Court Holds

Court Rules Paper Violated Trust Act Turning Down Ads   Ohio Publication Accuses Of Trying To Destroy Radio Station

Man Is Charged With Abduction  Police Hunt Another In Pennington Mystery

May Establish a New Board   Public Members Only Would Be Named, View

Truce Hope Gone In Control Battle  Public Membership Slated for Board

Tracks in Snow Led to Arrest Of Four Youths  Series of Battery,  Gasoline Thefts

Tracks in Snow Led to Arrest Of Four Youths  Series of Battery, Gasoline Thefts Believed Solved

Clearing, Cold Weather Is Seen   Snow, Rain, Sleet Hit Wide Areas Of United States Today

Threat of Rain Stalls Atomic Tests Again; Still Holding ‘Prelims’

NEED OF U.S. TROOPS TOLD 10 CONGRESS   Collins Claims Units Necessary To Halt Any Red Conquest

COLLINS TELLS CONGRESS Air Force Could ‘Pulverize’ Russia But Troops Necessary

AIR POWER CLAIMED ‘NOT ENOUGH’  U.S. Military Chiefs Stress Need For Troops In Eurone

Gis-For-Europe Backed By Army And Navy Chiefs   Sherman Says U. S. Faces Two Choices

TROOPS TOLD TO CONGRESS   Collins Claims Units Necessary To Halt Any Red Conquest

U. S. Troops Needed fo Halt Conquest  Collins Says Force ust Be Ready to Protect Europe

RUSSIA COULD BE PULVERIZED BY AIR FORGE   But U. S. Troops Would Be Needed In Europe, Collins Says   TWO CHOICES OPEN, SHERMAN DECLARES

Service Chiefs Urge Troops Be Sent to Europe   Sherman Says Must Aid Europe Now or Fight Alone Later

Air; Navy, Army Needed In Warfare.   Congress Told War ~Can’t Be Won By Any Sinale Arm

Army and Navy Chiefs Approve  Troop Program   Western Europe Has 16 Divisions While Russia Has 175, Collins Says

Collins Says Planes Could Pulverize Reds   But Says U. S. Troops Needed To Prevent Conquest Of Europe

Collins Urges Big Force To Defend Wes   Army Chief Of Staff And Admiral Sherman Back Troop Picn

FOR DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION  Times Says Truman  Offered Ike Support

Bauer's TriplePuts Yankees Ahead 4-1 in Sixth Inning   Pit RTH INNING

Yanks Take 4-1 Lead in  Sixth Inning   Bauers Triple Helps Bombers on Way to Bottling Up heir  Third Straight Title

FOUR WOUNDED INGUN BATTLE   3 Policemen, Spurned Suitor Felled Behind Girl’s House.

Defterments Of Students Will Be Cut   About Half Million To Be Exempted   First Examination Will Be Next Saturday, Others In June And July

New Plan Will Take More Men   Tests Scheduled Next Saturday For 175.000

Tax Collector  Probe Spreads   Outside Job Scheme Uncovered By Group

Barometer of T.C. Prosperity Keeps Going Up      Monthly Business Digest Shows Continued Climb

‘Children of Light’ Leave Cottage; Leader Awaits ‘Message from God’

Two Senators  Defend Taft  Against CIO Praise Ohioan’s Housing Votes

PUBLIC SERVICE DEMOS DEFEAT APPLICATION   iRefuse Bell Telephone  Increase Totaling if $22. 500.000

Order Says ‘1 Earnings Sufficient   Door Left Open To New Application

Reds Open New Attacks On UN  Van Fleet Confers With Field Officers

Gen. Ridgway Flies To Battle Front In Korea  Wartara Cantiniuec   Warfare Continues In North Korea Despite ‘Peace’ Moves

Peron's Senate OKs Paper Grat   La Prensa’s Fate Up to President

Winter Hits Early, Causes 15 Deaths   Weather to Go Into 20s Tonight — Blizzard in Niagara Area

HST May Spank Him For Split   Came Out In. Favor Of Using Nationalist Forces

SaidToHaveRuled Against Action That Would Affect  Command Status

Hint Truman May Rebuke MacArthur, But-Uphold Him as Asia Commander

Senator Agrees United States’ Danger Grave   President Doesn't . Went To Upset Far’ Eostern Command

Solon Repeats Warning Of Near Danger  Truman May Still   Truman May Still Have Words With General MacArthu

TRUMAN PLANS NO ACTION AGAINST MAC   May Rebuke Him Privately But No Official Action

TRUMAN RULES OUT REBUKE OF GEN, M’ARTHUR   Has No Desire To Impair  His Status As Supreme  !  Commander   PRIVATE REPRIMAND CONSIDERED POSSIBLE

Fears Change of Leadership in Far East Now   Meanwhile Rayburn Again Wams of “Terrible Danger’ From Russian Build. Up and McMahon Agrees With Him.

Rampaging Yanks On All-Out Offensive Go 5-Miles Beyond Line   Lightning “Killer Offensive” Sends Commies’ Rear Guards Fleeing In Great Disorder.

ALLIED KILLER DIVE SWEEP ON WAY NORTE   Chinese’ Fight Desperately to Escape. Being .Caught in UN Trap.

Allies Sween Bulk of Red Army From South Korea   . Yanks Drive 5 Miles North of Parallel

“Killer Offensive” Is On In Ful Blast Against Chinese Rec Hordes   EIGHTH ARMY ON AN ALL-OUT OFFENSIVI

Rear Guards Said Fleeing In Disorder   U.S. Troops Reach Inje on 120 Mile Front.

UN Forces Near Inje  In Big Push   Bulk Of Enemy Driven Out Of South Korea

U.N. WON'T WAIT FOR PEACE MOVE, SAYS VAN FLEET   Chinese Front In East-Central Korea Split Wide Open, Thousands Of Reds Face Trap; Air Force Scores Victory.

Sweep Red Army out-of South Korea   Reds Fight — To Escape UN Trap in East .

Yanks Advance Five Miles North Of 3th. Parallel   Commies Flee in Disorder Before UN ‘Killer Offensive’

Yanks Push Five Miles Above 38th  ral Van 1 Fleet   General Van Fleet Says Red Offensive ‘Completely Smashed

Killer Offensive Threatens Trap For Thousands   Air Force in One of Greatest Strikes of War

Controversial Soft Drinks Tax Will Expire Automatically Next Thursday

State’s ‘Pop’ Tax Will End Thursday   $54,300,000 in Revenue Received During 4 Years For Pennsylvania Budget

Another Step In Clarion Suit  Court Overrules Nyper First Obiections

Two Strong Red Centers Taken In Day's Advance  U.N. Forces Drive   U.N. Forces Drive Much Nearer To 38th Parallel Border

Parallel 38 Is Only 23 Miles Away   All Central Front Moves Backward

Christmas City To Honor Christ   Pennsylvania Settlement Named After Bethlehem; Spectacle Is Well Known

Wo vid Elimin are sire  nn  Reapportionment Bill Passed By Senate, 46 to 3

Bradford Goes Into Bush's District While Most of Rest of 14th Joins Lackawanna; House Must Vote Yet.

U. 5. Promotes Austrian Envoy   Russia Asked To Fulfull Pledge For Freedom For Nation

Ambassador Named poh bial  U.S. Asks Russia to Keep Agreement, Set Austria. Free

U. S. Asks Russia To Grant Freedom To Austria Regime   State Department Plans To Arrange For Pact With Ex-Knemy

Wilson Extends Olive Branch To Labor's Leaders   Hope Truman Will Give Workers More Say In Mobilization

Union Chiefs Plan To Aet mn Wage now  Tense r¢   Wilson Will Speak On Radio Tonight   Johnston Will Decide For Himself Whether To  Change Formula

WAGE BOARD ACTION DEBATED  Labor Leaders Pondering  Olive Branch From Wilson

Labor Leaders Plot New Steps  In a Campaign   They Figure Strategy in Fight for Changes in Mobilization Set-up

Labor Officials Study New Step:   Future Participation Is Defense Setup May Hinge on Outcome

Withdrawal Of Troops Seen as  Chief Barrier   Newsmen Are Ordered To Stay Close Due To Hostile Soldiers

SUCCESSFULLY TREATS TOBEY - Doctor Claims ‘True Antibiotic’ _ Effective Against Cancer And TB

Egyptians Stage anti-Brifish - -Demonstratioiis      Families of British= _Troops Moved Out of Ismailia

Bewildered Boy Tells of Tragedy   Youth Reveals Story Of How Mother Died In Rescue Alternpt

GOP Leader Raps Firing Of MacArthur  Calls Deal With Kremlin Impossible

MARTIN LASHES AT APPEASEMENT   M’Arthur Dismissal Shows Its ‘Watchword’ of Administration, He Says

Appeasement Is Charged By Martin   Republican House Lead er Says MacArthur Deal Proves It.

Republican Hits MacArthur Firing In Radio Speech  Answerine Triman

Martin Scolds Truman  For Trying Appeasement   Declares President Flirting With Idea Of Dealing With Communists

Martin Blasts Administration “Appeasement”  Says Only Strength  i ee ee

Speaker Marlin Wars Agains! Any ‘Deal’ With Reds   Says Dismissal! of Gen. MacArthur Is ‘Appeasement of Communism in Asia.

‘Rep. Martin Charges Appeasement Of Reds Again Truman Watchword’

Can Not Deal With Commies -Rep. Martin   House GOP Leader In Radio. Broadcast Denounces Truman

New Type Raspberry Developed   “larly Red’ Will Be Boon To Growerg

Senators May Be Witnesse:   Earl Browder Would Call Eight to Trial for Contempt of Congress.

Browder, Ex-Red Leader On Trial   Wants To Call Eight U. S. Senators To Testify.

Four Children Perish  In Fire at Knox Home   Victims Range in Age From. Five to Tweive Years. Mather and Uncle Suffer Slight: Burns.

New Political Crisis in Panama   President Dissolves National Assembly

CRISIS LOOMS FOR PANAMA   President Arias Scrap! Constitution Of 746; Digsolves Assembly

Trial’ of ‘Witch’  Decision Monday   Germany - Demands Life In Jail For: Nefarious Ilse Koch’

Trial of ‘Witch’ Is Ended Friday,  Decision Monday   Germany Demands Life In Jail For Nefarious  Ilse Koch

Miner’s Body Is Recovered  Searchers Find One Of Two Trapped Men

Autos Crash, Damage $800  Drivers Uninjured — In Route 99 Wreck 

Richter Seeks To Enter U.S.   Producer of Cheap Energy Fled Russians

HIGHWAYS STILL SLICK One.Way Traffic on Some Stretches in Central Hlinois

WAIEN FALLS OFT  Backwater in North Lawrence Slowly Draining. ru Flood Gate

ae i wen  Packwinter } in North Law. rence Slowly. Draining ..  ‘Thru Flood Gate. -

Mobsters In Cleveland  Face Scrutiny By Crime Probers In Washington   Newport - Covington Gambling Business Falls Under Same Study; Miami, Fla. Sheriff's Resignation Hailed By Kefauver

Four Airmen Die  In Bomber Crash   Eight Other Crew Members OF B-29 Are  Intured.

B-29 Bomber Crashes Home Killing Four   Superfortress Gliding  In for Landing Smashes Through One-Story Home Killing Four, Hurts Eight

PLANE CRASHES AT BARKSDALE   Four Known Dead Afte: Superfort Fails To Make Landing

 “Sacrificing” American Boys Failure To Use Chiang’s Troops Hit Again By Taft

Talt Answers Truman Accusations.  Says Yank Gls Dying Needlessly

Truman Gets Arms Story From Wilson  Peak To Be Hit In 1953, Claim

ESST'C One Of 1.000 Centers Where Students Will Take Tests For Possible Deferments

Colorado Stafe College Named Among Centers To Test Student Draffees

Centers Picked for Dratt Tests   Examination Points Include 21 in State

Collegians To Be Give! Examinations For Possible Draft Deferment   MT. ST. MARY’S ONE OF THOSE SELECTED

Examination Cities Listed   Hagerstown Chosen As Center For College Men To Take Tests

College To Give Draft Deferment Examinations   Rules Set Forth For Tests; Three Dates Scheduled

Centers for Drait Tests Announced   Examinations for Deferment to Be Given ot Three Dates.

The Good-- --and the Bad  Planned UN Withdrawal Keeps Casualties Light

Arkansas /Acrr'2] Men To Pe Included in Call Of 200 for Movember

Don’ t Expect Food Tags at Pre-War Level   DiSalle Expects ‘More Rollbacks Than Increases

Posting of New Price on Foods Months Away   Basis of Community Pricing Laid By U.S. Stabilizers

OPS Order Pegs Markups On Food In Retail Stores On Community Basis

Ycung Denies Charges Of ‘Influence Peddling’   Husband of White House Employe Contradicts Lawyer's Testimony

Denies Peddling Influence’ To RFC Customers  Lawyer Says Youth Had Close Contact With Dem Leader

No Man in Combat Will Spend Second Winter in Korea, Defense Official Says

NO SECOND Winter 18 ........0 ..  By Associated Press  SOMEWHERE IN KOREA.

ROTATION PLAN PROMISE GIVEN   Anna Rosenburg Tells Front Fighters None Will Spend “Two Winters In Korea.’-

Legislators  Disagree On State Funds  Spending, Income   Spending, Income Qaim Spotlight In Week’s Work

Chinese Slow AlliedDrive With Heavy Artillery Fire—Battles Flame On Other  _ Fronts.   New Tax Proposals Made . Financial Problems  ‘Worry Legislators

Money Measures Bring Struggles In Legislature   Members Are Miles Apart This Week In Appropriation Views

UN Warplanes Smash At Red Supply Routes   Hungnam Hardest Hit; Ground War Limited To Patrol

Allied Warplanes Smash At Communist Supply Routes, Centers In N. Korea

Ten Killed on State’s Roads   Gilmer Threatens to Fill Every Jail With Drunks to Avert New Year's Tragedies

TYPHOON TOLL 569  Philippines Storm Doubles Back Second One Coming In

GV ee —  1'yphoon Deaths In Philippines Reach 569 As Storm Returns

Storm’s Death Toll In Islands Mounts To 569   Delayed Leyte Report Says 457 Counted; New Typhoon Threatening

Storm Doubles Back fo Hit Island Again  Typhoon Death   Typhoon Death Toll In Philippines Mounts to 569

Typhoon hills 56¢ In Philippines   Storm Doubles Back To Strike Islands— 150.000 are Homeless

TYPHOON TOLL ESTIMATED AT 569   Central Philippines Area Hammered By Storm

SSS SNS SNS ONS  TYPHOON TOLL ESTIMATED AT 569   Central Philippines Area Hammered By Storm

Big Road Roller Squeezes Lemons  295 Slot Machines Crushed by State

pied Agencies      Emergency Steps Include Millions — For Stricken Area

Flood Area Relief Rushed  Emergency Fund Bill ‘Speeded in Congress

President Asks Aid For Kansas  Multi-Million Dollar Relief in Offing as   PUT FOLEY IN CHARGE

President Truman Presses Appeal For Disaster Funds   Wedgeworth Nof Optimistic On Funds For Spillway Repair

GOVERNMENT ACTS IN FLOOD GRISIS      HOUSE GROUP APPROVES S15.K0,.000 APPROPRIA TION FOR RELIEF.

‘Truman Decrees Emergency Government Rushes To Aid Stricken Kansas, Missouri

Truman Aides May Bid For Backing By Staging Party Rally In South

PUSH ORCHARD DEATH PROBE   Continue Questioning O Husband In Demise Wite

GAGE FINED $60 IN ADAMS COURT   Resigned Littlestown Police Chief Also Criticized By Court For Actions Which Led To Conviction

Big Climax To Outing   Couple WhoSkidded34 0 FeetOver \Waterfall Call [t ‘Roller -Skating’

Ore RELI      Social Worker Finds TV Set in Home of Tovcka Family

Air Masses Bring Cold. Snow, Wind  ~ Canadian Chill Moving South

Abrupt Shift To Snow, Cold For Weekend   Cold Wave, Snow And Strong Winds Forecast Saturday

Finland’s Great Hero Passes Away  ) Mannerheim Victim ol Heart Failure After  Onveration.

U-S. Consulate Faces Problem In Love Affair of Ex-Priest, U. §. Blonde

Enemy Leaders Are Balanced Between Peace,  All-Out War   Conimunists Have Not . YetReplied To Note “From Ridgway Asking Conference Site Chance

Reds Poised Between Peace and Total War   Korean Truce Talks Hinge on Reaction To Jap Treaty

Peace or All-Out War? Decision o Enemy Awaited  Issue Hinges on Reaction to New

IC.1.0. Head Challenges Business. U.S. On Prices Vs. Wage Freeze.

Surplus Trucks Deal Explained   Truckers Open Full-Scale Attack On Proposed Ton-Mile Tax Plan

Deny Rumors On King’s Illness  Bronchial Trouble Cited By Doctors

Foed Prices Hit a New High on November 26   Level on That Date Was 234.5 Per Cent Above 1935-39 Total.

Retail Food Prices Set New Record   Hit High Point Nov. 26; 234.5% Above °35-39’ Totals

3 Dead In Train Crash   Freight Rams Into Passenger Near New Haven, Ind,

Cities to Decide Length of Terms Of City Officers  i poe Ca   House Votes an Option Of Two Or Four Years

Cleveland-Cliffs Strike Settled  3,000 Iron Miners Ages Gets on Jobs

Legislature Driving To End Session   Joint Senate-House Committees Spend Holiday Hard at Worl

Allied Troops LedNorthward By Commander   Allied Commander and His Men Thrust Deeper Into North Korean Territory

Gov. Fine Signs Into Law the State's $113 Million Patchwork Tax Program

State Adopts ‘Patchwork’ Tax Program   ‘All That Remains’ Is to Collect Levy As Governor Signs  Final Bills Into Law

Program To End Cold War Starts Soon   Soviet Delegates Continue Bitter Denunciations Of UN Step-ByStep Reduction Plan.

‘TOWNSHIP CIVIC GROUP DISCUSSES MAIL DELIVERY AND SANITARY CONDITIONS NOW EXISTING IN TOWNSHIP: OTHER SUBJECTS

WANTS CARNIVALS UNDER REGULATIONS  ' Township Civic Association ore Stringent Drawn     SIX NEW MEMBERS

Nats Say Red Goal Alaska   300,000 Russians Said to Strengthen Army  In Siberia

300,000 Russians Reported Massed For Alaska Invasion   15 More Divisions Reported Ready

POSTS $900 IN NURSE KILLING   Ann Arbor Mayor Offer: Reward For Capture Of Slayer

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Services Plan Release Of Men   Enlisted Reservists Will Get Out Soon

Services Plan Early Release Of Reservist:   Air Force To Start Its Program At Once And Marine Corps Hopes To Eollew In June

Reservists Will Be Coming Home   World War II Vets to Have Priority in Summer Releases

Air Force Ready First  Plans To Release Reserves Prepared by Armed Forces

Reserves To Get Release   All Arms Tell Plans for Letting Out World War Il Vets First

Services To Begin Releasing Enlisted Reservists As Soon As Is Practicable

Reservists To Be Discharged  Air Force Will Start  Almac leamadintale

Armed Forces to Release Reservists;  Priority Will Be Given War II Vets

‘RESERVISTS TO ~ BERELEASED AS IS PRACTICABLE   \ir Force To Begin Immediately, Followed By Marines   NAVY TO TURN OUT 1,080 MEN MONTHLY

PRIORITY TO BE GIVES VETS —ORDER APPLIES TO EN. LISTED MEN ONLY.

Army To Release Reservists Soor   Air Force Gets First Call Priority To War Il Vets

Armed Forces To Releas Enlisted Reservists “As Goan As Practicable’

Enlisted Reserve To Be Released  Air Force To Start Freeing Men At Once

Reservists To Be Released As Practicable   Armed Services Plans Call for Start of the Program Immediately

Announce Plan for Reservists  Release ‘as Soon as Practicable’ Is Goal

Enlisted Reserves Will Be Released   Plans Announced For Men Not Serving With The Armed Forces

Indiana Area Where Eight Jets Plunge In Storm Placed Under Heavy Guard

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Executive of Marine Foundation  Held in Theft of Memorial Funds

a eg ee SO eS eee ee ee oe  Freight Train Runs Down Steep Incline Backwards: Man Killed

Convicts Returned To Their Camp After Brief Fling With Dramatists

ALLIED ATTEMPTS TO PUSH NORTHERN ADVANCE STOPPED   Chorwon, Kumwha Are Deserted Ruins; Red Buildup Northwest of Seoul Presents ‘New Threat To Allies’ Western Flank.

Forces Report Red Resistance Around Kumsong   Towns of Charwon And Kumhwa Are Captured by Allies

Allies Shower Bombs on Red Bases in Korea   Troops Heavily Strafed in Big Aerial Assault

Allied Warplanes Hammer Red Positions lin “Iron Triangle” on the West -Fronf/

Allied Warplanes hammer Commies   Troops on Road Strafed Village Is Napalmed; Ground Battle Dwindles

Allied Warplanes Hammer Red Pos In Iron Triangle   Ground Fighting Again Dwindles To Patrol Action

ALLIED WARPLANES POUND RED LINES   “Tron Triangle” Bombed; Ground Action Quiet

Allied Warplanes Hammer Commies  Troops on Road Strafed   Troops on Road Strafed Village is Napalmed; Ground Battle Dwindles

Allied Planes Hammer Reds   Ground Fighting Again Dwindles To Probing Action

U.N. Planes Rip ‘Tron Triangle’  2 Red Ground Attacks Renuleoad hv Allia

Section — Near Triangl Undergoes Heavy  Attack — Reds ' Probe Lines .

UN Warplanes Hammer Reds In Iron Triangle With Action On Ground Held To Patrols

“IRON TRIANGLE” HIT IN ASSAULT ON WEST FRONT   Fifth Air Force Mustang Fighters Blast Old Red Massing  Area—Enemy  Troops Strafed.

Key Massing Area Of Foe Main Target   Fighting On Ground Again Dwindles To Patrol Activity

Reds Hammered By UN Airmen   Iron Triangle Area Target Of Attacks

Board Will Hear Union Shop Bids On Rail Workers   Similar Demand Brought By CIO To Steel Firms

Labor Reaches _ New Milestone In Union Drive   Board Views Demand For Arrangement Covering  Million! Rail Employes

Open Hearings OnDemandF ox Union Shop _ ~ Board Appointed , -By-Truman Studies .” > -Ratk Uninane? Reoanest:

Premier Jeered   Another Milestone Reached In Labor's Union Shop Drive   Steelworkers Next

Reach Milestone {n Union Drive   Labor Organization Demands Employers Require Membership

Meat Rationin Not Seen hy Price Chief   DiSalle Rules Out Any Kind of Buyer Restrictions

Shock Unit of Rangers Being Activated In 28th Division at Camp Atterbury

28th Activates Ranger Company   Meadville Captain Commands New Unit Of State Division

PEACE MOVE MADE IN TRANSIT STRIKE   Walkout in Washington Brings Greatest Traffie Jam in Capital's History.

WORST IN HISTORY  Street Car, Bus Strikes, Throws Washington in Jam

Caudle Friend  Testifies Today In Tax Probe  Nathan Expected T°. Himese Bet Bu

More Than 35 Planes Aid In Search For Big United Airlines DC-6 Which Disappeared In Mountains; Family Of Five Is Among Passenger List Of 45 Persons

NAB 3 YOUTHS IN STOLEN CAR   Deputy Tracks Two Mil And A Half On Foot Through Snow

Police Nab Fleeing Trio After Crash   Youths Held Here Tor Auto Theft

Steel Union To Run Head-on Into Government Controls In Demand for Wage Boost

Allies Reject Proposed Line In West Korea  Agree On Eastern End Of Truce Zone

DELEGATES SPLIT ON WEST HALF OF CEASE-FIRE LINE   U. N. Rejects Location ProPosed by Reds — Agreement Reached on Buffer Zone in East,   HE ARTBREAK RIDGE IS LEFT TO ALLIES   Both Sides Insist on Posses_ sion of Battered Kaesong  and its Surrounding   High Ground,

Red Buffer Offer Contested By UN   Enemy Plan On Western Boundary Blocks Settling Of Zone Issue

U.N. Refuses West Buffer Of Red Plar   Peiping Radio Calls Offer China’s Greatest Effort  Enar Camnramicn

Half of Truce Line Accepted   Delegates Meet Again on Western End

Reach Accord In East   Reds’ West Demands Include Approach To Kaesong

Allies Against : Western Limits Of Truce Line ©   Negotiators Plan To Renew Talks on Disputed Issue

Still Unsolved Is Possession  Of Kaesong   Both Sides Insisting On Control of Rubbled City; Convene Again

‘lke’ in Capital To Advise on Europe Defense   Expected to 'Urg: More Troops For Continent

'‘Eisenhower’s Report Today: ‘Anxiously Awaited; People ‘To Hear Report On Friday    Senator Connally Predicts General Will Urge Th:  No Curbs Be Laid Down On The Number Of U. S. Troops Sent Into Europe

tke Will Report To Leaders Today   Will Broadcast Friday  On Rearmsament

Congress Wary Of Korean Truce At 38th Parallel  Acheson's Statement On Successful End Of Fighting Criticized

Congress Wary On Cease-Fire At Parallel 38  Can't Win Anyway, Says Rep. Potter

Congress Reacts Warily to Acheson ‘Statement Concerning ‘Cease-Fire’

Cagey Look Is Taken At Malik Offer   Republicans Are Critical ~~ Of Acheson Attitude  i Plan Acceptable

GoP Hits Acheson’ Ss War End Stand  ” oe a ee   Congress Reaction Mixed On Willingness To Stop At 38

Republicans Critical Of Proposal To Settle Battle On 38th Parallel

Congress Wary of huleenun OF agerness  Secretary of State Views Cease-Fire as Successful Conclusion

Congressmen Rap Acheson For Opinion  About Korea   Claim Of Successful Conclusion Of Fight Disputed By Senators

Congress Questions  Peace Talk   Acheson’s Statement On Cease-Fire At 38th Parallel Gets Mixed Reaction

ACHESON TALK STIRS DEBATE   Congress Reaction Wary At Idea of Ending War At 38th.

Battle of Buggies Comes to Close; Stanley Steamer Edges Out Stoddard

BUGGIES BATTLE ~ WON BY STEAMER   Averages 20.46 m. p. h. Chicago to New York

Antique Cars Complete 1,086-Mile  Race — Stanley Steamer Is Winner

Recover Body of Sixth Victim of Flood at Hays   Joanne Donham, of  Wakeeney Was Swep’ A Mile Downstream; Loss Estimates Grow

Giant Arms Budget Voted By Senators Set At $61 Billions   ‘Secret Weapons’ Hinted Nearing Completion As Panel Vatec

Senate Group Okays Boost In ‘Air-Power   ~Bill- ‘Approved ‘Amid New Weapons ‘Talk

WOULD NOT AFFECT RENTS Freeze Of Wages, Salaries At July 7 Level Proposed

RFC Probers Study Hotel   Plush Miami Beach Lodge  Te Cet CoineOver

GUARDSMEN GO INTO ACTION _ Army Announces 45th Division Has Entered Combat In Korea

First Guard Unit At Front   45th Division Moved From Japan To Korea

Tear Gas, Fire Hose Used In Riot As Youths Try To Crash Air Force Dance

Water And Gas Break Up Riot  Dance Floor Wrecked At Sacramento, Calif.

ll Enemy Planes Are Shot Down   Sight Big Vass Movements of Trucks, Supplies

Jets Score Big Air Victory lRombers, Fighters Shot Down In Battle

U.S. Pilots Destroy 11  Red Planes   Enemy Bombers Below Yalu; Roads Clogged By Trucks of Foe.

Knock Out 17 Soviet MIG's; Ground Fighting Almost At Standstill   Eleven Russian-Made Planes Shot Down, Six Others Damaged Without Single Jet Lost.

18 ENEMY PLANES DOWNED, DAMAGED IN NORTH KOREA   U.N. Air Force Also Destroys Nearly 300 Vehicles of 9,200 Red Truck Convoy; Only Minor Action On Ground.

17 RED CRAFT DESTROYED OR DAMAGED   Fleet of Enemy Bombers Ripped to Pieces In Battle Over Northwest Korea.

UN Jets Score 2nd Greatest Air Victory   Also Blast Trucks and Trains Engaged in Enemy Buildup -

Kill Includes 6 Bombers; B-29’s Blast Big Convoy Moving Up Reinforcements

Six Bombers Among Kills By UN Craft   Truce Negotiations Hit New Deadlock On Foreign Troops

Seven Damaged By Sabrejets In Air Batfles  F-86 Fi ghte ers bes Cc ber  ommunist Bom i

Allied Jets Down 11 Enemy Planes i in 2nd Biggest Win  - Bombere Rak ge Convoys ** Carrying Supplies or Red Buildup

United Nations Jets Score Greatest . Victory, Shoot Down 11 Red Planes

Fleet Of Enemy MIGs, Bombers Ripped Apart   _AlFAllied ‘Aircraft. Return Safely After Second: Biggest Victory

HIKE IN STATE LEVY   Ad Valorem Tax Set at $1.90 Pe! Thousand Dollar Valuation

England Supports Red Trade Plans   Shawcross Places Blame On Economic Woes

Quits Job Because Taft Book Review Is Not Published   Editor Resigns From Boston Newspaper 

Editor Quits Over Taft Book  Racton Herald Rafucac ta Duhiich Ceridar'e Bawiac

TWO 29'S LOST  DURING BIC AIR BATTLE   Bombers Blasting Red Airfields In North Korea

ALLIES CONTINUE GAINS  2 B-29s Lost In Battle Against Red-Built Jets   GROUND COMMANDERS

Wife Of Passenger On Airliner That Crashed Here Sues For $395,100

Bristol Borough Council Announces Hearing for To morrow Evening   IN COUNCIL CHAMBER

OO a a  Police Break Up Ring ‘Selling Narcotics At Mitchel Field

GENERAL RIDGWAY SUGGESTS PARLEY OPEN ON JULY 9   This Is Earlier Than Communists Had Suggested and a Reply From Enemy Js Awaited,   POINTS OUT DELAY WILL INCREASE LOSSES   United Nations Commander Offers to Send Three Officers to Kaesong to Initiate Talks.

Yanks Battle Chinese Reds On 2 Fronts  Warships Damaged, 27 Dead, Wounded

Chinese Battle American Troops Pushing Attack      Fierce Hand-to-Hand Battle Reported On East, West Fronts

Chinese Reds Replace Troops Facing U.N. On Crucial Front   250 Square Miles Captured by Allies 80,000 Killed

Chinese Shift Defenders For Hand-To-Hand Fights With Attacking Americans

China's Communists Fight U.S. Troops Hand to Hand  Reds Shifted to West and East Fronts; Cavalrymen Gain Over Mile at Yonchon

Troops Hurled Into Battle for Important Hills  Communists Plan To Give Message On Truce Tonight

1ST CAVALRY ADVANCES ON WEST FRONT   Battle Follows Artillery ‘Duel Near Proposed Truce Talk Site; Attack  Chinese Trenches.   TWO AMERICAN  SHIPS DAMAGED   Destroyer, Minesweeper Hit By Mine, Shore Guns While Bombarding Port of Hungnam.

Hand Fighting On 2 Korea Fronts   Chinese Switching Forces To Try and Stop UN Push

Chinese Resist Fiercely on All Fronts in Korea   U. S. Second Division Is Halted Near Heartbreak Ridge: Air Toll Heavy.

Chinese Enter Fray First Time in Five Months   U. S. Troops Hack Out Gains of More Than : Mile on West Front

Fresh Troops Fight U.N. Hand to Hand   Allies Hack Out Mile in West; Chinese Take Over Line in Fact

U.N. Slashes Through East, West Fronts   Communist Losses Extremely Heavy In ‘Limited Attack’

Cavalrymen Gain Mile   Gains in Mountainous East Held to Few Yards or None By Fierce Resistance

Cavalrymen Meet Stiff Resistance On Western Front   Allied Gains Slight In East; Fight Sailors Killed By Mine

Allies and Reds In Fierce Battle   Troops in Hand-to-Hand Fight on Western, Eastern Fronts   CHINESE MOVED 

CHINESE SHIFT TROOPS TO MEET ALLIES IN EAST   IN ACTION THERE FOR FIRST TIME IN FIVE MONTHS

Chinese Shifted To East Front: Replace Koreans  Pressure of Allied Attnebe Caiese Ena   Pressure of Allied Attacks Causes Foe To Rearranae Forcec

IST CAVALRY HACKS GAINS AT YONCHON   Gains On Eastern Front Are Limited; Two Warships Hit

U.S. Troops Attack on Two Fronts   Fight Hand-to-Hand with Chinese Replacing North. Koreans.

Hand-to-Hand Combat Fought In West, East   U.S. First Division Hacks Out Gains Of Mile Near Yonchon

HAND -T0- HAND FIGHTING FIERCE   American Advance In West Limited To Mile   TWO U.S. SHIPS   Hammered By Shore Guns; Raid By Yank Planes Takes Heavy Toll

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Americans Hack Out Mile Gain

Chinese Shift Troops To More Crucial Area   Twenty-Seven Americans Killed Or Wounded In Naval Action Against Shore Installations; Mines Damage Ships

Chinese Red: Repulse GIs  In East Zone:   First Cavalry Gains ‘On Western-Front.As Planes Batter Enemy

Allies, Reds Stage Bitter Battles  Chinese Troops Shift To Meet UN Attacks

CAVALRYMEN HACK GAIN IN CLOSE FIGHT   U. N. PILOTS REPORT HEAVY RED LOSSES

Two American Warships Suffer Damage   Chinese Are Hurled Into Front Lines To Replace Koreans

Hand-To-Hand Battles Fought On Two Fronts   New Message Is Promised By Reds Concerning Armistice

‘UN Pilots Report Over 400 Reds Killed: Two Wj. §. Shins Damaged   Chinese Replace North Koreans In Ridge Fighting

Hand-to-Hand Battle Wagec   Chinese, Thrown Into Action in East, Check American Advances on Peaks

Allies and Reds In Fierce Battle   Troops in Hand-to-Hanc Fight on Western, Eastern Fronts

Cavalrymen Hack Out New Gains   Fierce Battles Rage on Western, Eastern Fronts;  U. S. Ships Hit

Uninese Reds Shifted To Crucial Spots in Effort To Put Brakes On Allied Offensives

Chinese Shift East To Meet U. S. Attacks      Red Casualties Estimated At 80,000 Since Truce Talks Were Halted

Allies Hit Stubborn Red Forces  Communists Hold   Communists Hold UN Advances to Matter of Yards

Fulbright to Press Move to Question Dawson RFC Controversy Rages on Despite Congress’ Approval of Truman’s Plan for 1-Man Board

GIANTS TRYING FOR 2-1 EDGE ON HOME FIELD  Jim Hearn Opposes Yanks’ Vice Rasch as Scene Changes tan Dalan CenunaAc

City Elections are Held Throughout lowa Monday   Ottumwans Beat Mrs. Lawrence’s Reelection Bid

NOW IT’S OFFICIAL—COMMISSIONS ‘MAILED TO WINNERS OF NOV. ELECTION

See Billions  For Subsidies   Price Rule and Meat Rationing Are Causes

Old Maids  Day Today In Denton   Men Honor Gals Who Go to Showers, Never Are Honorees

ome Made Plane Carrying r Fugitives From Poland Lands in Southern Sweden

erento                                    Four Po Plane 1 to > Seak Aman

Four. Poles Escape Reds In Daring Air Flight To Sweden; Makeshitt Aircraft Is Found Bullet-Riddled

Fo es Escape To Sweden’ In Bullet-Riddled Aircraft   MAKESHIFT: PLANE LANDS. THREE MEN AND yh WOMAN. AT BULLTOFTA AIRPORT : AFTER DRAMATICFLIGHT

They re Fed Up With Communism j  Four Young Poles Fly to Sweden In Bullet-Riddled Plane: Ask Asylum

Four Poles Escape Red- Owned Homeland In Plane Gunfight Preceding Flight Into Sweden

Claim They Are Fed Up’ With Commies   Make Wild Escape From Red Guards; Shot at on Trip

ESCAPED UNDER GUNFIRE Makeshift-Plane Flown ’ To Sweden by 4 Poles

Refugees Steal Plane, Escape Red-Held Land   Exploit Fofows Mutiny Of Sailors In Poland’s Navy

Flight to Free World Is Thriller  Four Poles Land Bullet-Rinped Crate in Sweden

Ena. Eseape, Ship. Riddled With Bullets   Craft Lands At Port In Sweden, Fugitives. Taken Into Custody

Bullet-Riddled Plans Carries 4 Poles To Free Sweden in Flight from Reds 

Four Poles Steal Plane, Make Escape   Ask Asylum in Sweden— Say They Are Fed-up With Reds in Homeland

Poles Es ‘ape Following a Gun Battle   Land in Sweden In a Bullet Riddled Plane

Four Poles Safe in Sweden After Flight By Air   Home-Made Plane Bul: let-Riddled But They Escape Reds.

4 Poles Escape From Commies   Bullet Riddled Plane Used by Group Landed At Swedish Airport

Poles Appeal for Swedish Asylum Four Escape Poland In Homemade Plane

Three Polish Soldiers and‘ Woman Escape From Reds in  Plane and LandinSweden “°

Four Young Poles, Fed Up With Communism, ‘Ely Bullet-Scarred Plane to Satety in Sweden

Four Poles Escape In Homemade Plane   Elude Pursuit Plane Over Baltic, Land Bullet-Riddled Ship in Sweden Soon After Dozen Polish Sailors Mutiny, Escape

Four Young Poles Escape Red Polanc In Stolen Plane   Land in Stockholm In Makeshift Plane Riddled by Bullets

Bullet Riddled Plane Lands In Sweden   Exploit Follows Mutiny by 12 Doalich Cailare

Young Poles Flee Country   Dramatic Flight Takes The Four To South Sweden

ee Pe ee Se  Four Young Poles Escape To Sweden In Rattletrap Plane To Escape Reds

Poles Flee Curtain In  Plane Dash   Four Reach Sweden In Homemade Craft After Gun Batile

YOUNG WOMAN INJURED IN TABLE ROCK CRASH   Nancy L. Edwards, New Oxford R D. 2, Hurt When Automobiles Collide At Intersection

Drys Declare They are Not Discouraged   Wets Out in Force At Hearing Attended By 2,000 Persons

Tidelands Case Before Panel   Amendment on Prohibition Loses in House Committee

Yanks Gain in Counter-Attacks In Chechon Hills   Reds Fail to Turn East Flank Of U. N. Lines

U. S. Troops Regain Up to Two Miles in Some Sectors as Battle Rages Across Ridges and Valleys.  REDS FAIL TO TURN EAST FLANK

BATTLE RAGES FOR CHECHON ROAD HUB   South Korean Force Wipes Out Enemy Gains  15,000 REDS   Massed On Eastern Flank But Action Is Limited To Minor Skirmishes

U.S. Troops Offset Some Of Red Gains   Enemy Punches Blunted By Counterattacks  And Accurate Fire  By Artillery

Allies Smash Another Stab At East Flank   Americans Advance In Counter-Atiack Near Chechon Base

Allies Roll Reds Back At Chechon   Regain Two Miles Of . Ten Lost to Chinese  Earlier on Central Rreant: Oniziet Klcawhar.

FAIL T0 TURN ALLIED FLANK SAYS OFFICER   South Korean Unit Blocks Communists Nearing ~  Vital Road Hub

Doughboys Hit Back at Foe in Hills   Counterattack, Gain a: Much as Two Miles Above Chechon.

Gls Are Supported By Heavy Artillery Barrages — South Koreans On East Coast Sector Make Voluntary Pullback From Parallel

AMERICANS STAGE COUNTERATTACK NEAR CHECHON   REDS FAILED IN EFFORTS TO TURN ALLIED EAST FLANK

ATTACK PUSHES NORTH KOREANS BACK INTO HILLS   Infantrymen Regain Positions Where Enemy Had Dented Line— Artillery Aids Troops.

Gain as Much as” 2 Miles in Area Around Chechon  Battle Stili Raging

‘2 Miles Picked Up Along One Part Of Line      15.000 Reds Massed At One Point, But Only Spearhead Committed

American Troops Counter Attack   Artillery Supports Infantry In Drive at Three Red  Divisions   Chinese Regroup After Heavy Losses at Wonju and Chipyong

Counfer-Attack Halts Reds on Allied East Flank  Williamsport and Milton Men Listed In Casualty Report

Battle Raging In Hills North Of Korea Road Hub   Reds Fail To Turn U. N. East Flank: S. Koreans Pull Back From Parallel

Reds Forced To Fall Back NearChechor  Gains Registered By U. S. Troops

Spearheads Are Blunted; Flank  Movement Fails   Battered Chinese 4lst Corps Withdrawn to Lick Its Wounds

Drive Back Red Troops At Chechon   Reds Fail In Opening Phases Of Attempt To Turn Flank Of ‘Allied Forces

Blunt Red Drive on  Chechon   Enemy Is Rolled Back Two Miles On Right Flank; Pollkael jn Sante

Yanks Gain As Much As Two Miles   Battle Continues To Rage; Reds Fail To Turn Allies’ ' Flank on East

UN Artillery Blunts Point Of Red Attack   Enemy Smash at East Flank Appears to Be Only Serious Effort— Fighting Is Seattered

Americans, Supported By Artillery, Gain As Much As Two Miles In Some Sectors Against Vanguards Of Three Enemy Divisions North Of Chechon, Where Communists Had Dented Allied Lines—Battle Rages Across Ridges And Valleve

ARTILLERY BARRAGES - BLASTS REDS   U. S. Infantrymen Battle Vanguards of Three North Korean Divisions at Dent in U. N. Lines.   HOLD IMPORTANT _ CHECHON ROAD HUB   Battle Raging Across Hills and Valleys Where Reds Tried to Turn Allied Flank,

Chinese Withdraw After Bloody Fighting Along Central Front   Hard-Fighting Allies Slaughter Reds In Bitter Fighting All Along Front As Planes Dump Tons of Bombs on Enémy

Big Artillery Barrage Aids U.N. Advance   No Definite Pattern Formed By Red Drive; U. S. Gains Two Miles

Three Divisions (f North Koreans Make Small Gains   Try To Turn East Flank And Seize Chechon Gateway

Barrages Break Up Assaults   3 No. "Korean Divisions Hit Allied Front

Counter-Atiack, Aided by Artillery, Wins Back 2 Miles of Territory   Battle Still Rages  Among Mountains   Claim Enemy Has Not Succeeded in Turning East Flank of Allies

Red Koreans Fail To Turn U.N. Flank   Communists Have Big Force Massed In Chechon Area

Gls Gain as Much as. Two Miles in Sector Where Their Own Line Had Been Badly Dented

Infantrymen With Artillery Support Undent Own Lines   Red Koreans Doing Most Of Fighting At Chechon.

ENEMY FAILS TO PUT YANKS IN NEW TRAP   Smash At East Flank Near Chechon Is Blunted.

Yanks Smash Back Qn Eastern Flank   Counterattack with Heavy Artillery Support Rolls Forward as Much as Two Miles North of Chechon, Where Reds Had Dented Allied Lines

Artillery. Supports Infantry In Drive at Three Red Divisions   Chinese Regroup After Heavy Losses at Wonju: and Chipyong

Effort to Turn Eastern Flank. Said Failure   Initial Thrust Of Enemy Drive Wedae in Lines

Americans Push Back Reds 2 Miles   Communists Fail to Turn Allied Eastern Flank

Yanks Advance Behind Barrage In Korea Hills   No Live Reds Found By Allied Patrols North of Chipyong

Allied Lines Dented by Korean Push   Commies Fail to Turn UN East Flank In Opening New Drive

U.S. Atfacks 3 Red Divisions Near Chechon   2-Mile Gains Made With Aid~ Of Artillery Fire

Halt Chinese After Enemy Gains 10 Miles  Foe Masses 15,000 Troops for Drive On Eastern Flank

Reds Attempt To Outflank Allied Position  Deadly Artillery Barrages Blunt Force Of Ko-Red Drives On Checkon

Parts of 3 Red Korean Units Fought in Hills, 2-Mile Gain   Enemy Had Dented Line 10 Miles, Fails to Turn East Flank

Big Guns Help Gls in Attack   Reds Mass Troop Force of 15,000 for Road-Hub Fight

U.S. Troops Regain Some Chechon Area  Counter-Attack  Occurs After Reds’  awe pL

infaniyiien Gain Iwo Miles; Aided By Artillery Blasts  Chinese Shattered in Furious Efforts To Circle Flank

US Infantrymen Counter-Attack   Communists Fail in Opening Phases of Push on Che  ¢hon Road Hub to Turn Allied Kast.Flayb

Yanks Hurl Back Red Vanguards   Gain as Much as Two Miles: in  Same Sectors

Americans Counter-Attack  As Reds Push On Chechon   U.S. INFANTRYMEN GAIN TWO MILES IN SOME SECTORS; SEOUL AREA QUIET

Patrols Leave Wonju After Intense Fight   Other Red Forces Are on Move in Vital Southeast Area

Reds Stream Into City After Intense Battle   Swarm from 3 Sides; May Be Start of Their Big Offensive

Sharp Batile Is Fought in Wonju   Allies Will Continue Korean War, Asseris MacArthur

Allied Troops Are Forced Out Of Wonju Hub   Won't Be Driven Into Sea, Says General ‘MacArthur

ALLIED PROBING TROOPS FORCED OUT OF WONJU   GENERAL M’ARTHUR-“NO ONE’S GOING TO DRIVE US INTO SEA”

Allies Out Of Wonju   Withdraw Under Heavy Communist Attack; _ Pentagon Optimistic

Reds Atfack in Great Numbers in Central Area   MacArthur, in Visit to Korea, Says U.N. Army to Continue Fighting

U. N. Troops Withdraw from Wonju After Intense Battle to Escape Threatened Red Trap.   MAJOR BATTLE STILL HAS NOT OPENED

-—_K ORE A—  Reds Force UN Patrol  From Wonju  Troops To Stay, wow. RA}; WK A wLL..w

‘Describe Intense  Fighting   MacArthur Promises Fight Will Continue After Visit to Front

Forced Out Of City Following Intense Battle   Patrol Holds Off One Attack Then Retires To Positions South Of Hub

M’Arthur Says Army Won't Be Driven Info Sea   Probing Force Pulls Out of Transport Hub After Intense Battle

U.N. Pushed Out Of Wonju By Big Attack by Reds   U.N. Army Has Plenty of Fight Left—Collins

Patrols Leave Wonju After Intense Fight  Other Red Forces   Other Red Forces Are on Move in Vital Southeast Area

Food Convoy Cuts Through Roadblock;  Dead in Snow   MacArthur Gives New Assurance Allies Will Continue Fight

Red Attack Drives  ‘Allies OQut of Wonju   'American Diplomats Rap Indeeision on Red Issue

Allies Are Driven From Wonju Again   Key Road Hub Is Lost ‘to Overwhelming Com- munist Attack   Red Forces Build Up and Patrol Shirmishes Are  Frequent

Allied Troops Forced Out Of W onju By Red:  MacArthur, Collins In Reassuring Words

“WE WON'T BE DRIVEN INTO SEA,” MACARTHUR SAYS AFTER FAST TRIP TO FIGHTING FRONT

Reds Pound Wonju; UN Troops Pull Out   Majors And Colonels In Guard Are Called

Allies Withdraw As Big Red Force Attacks Key Hub   Fighting Is Intense In Road-Rail Center On Central Sector

U.N. Again Forced Out Of Woniu   Allies Yield Rail Hub as. Reds Hit. With Overwhelming Numbers of Traane

U.S. Patrol Yields Wonju To Red Attack   Gen. MacArthur At Front; Says Korea Fight To Go On

U. N. Forces Stand Off One Communist Attack and Then Withdraw to New Positions South of Hub City. MacArthur Says “No One Js Going to Drive Us into the Sea.”

Gen. Collins Confident Of Allied Chances   Three Enemy Armies Numbering 90,000 ‘Men Spotted Near Ruined Rail City

Allies Forced Out of Major Road-rail Hub   MacArthur Visits Front, Vows Allied Fight Will Go On

Hard Battle Is Reported Inside City   MacArthur Gives Assurance Allies To Keep Fighting  Se Re ee

Key Road and Rail Hub Abandoned as General MacArthur Pays Flying Visit To Korean Front

OverwhelmingRed Attack Forces Out UN ProbingGroup   Army Chief Gen. Collins Says At Pentagon Enemy Will Be Severely Punished If He Attacks In Any Strength; Red Actions Indicate Step-Up In Offensive

Allies Are Forced Out Of Wonju   But MacArthur Says His Troops Will  Not Be Driven Into Sea By Communists

Reds Again Drive Allies From Wonju   Mounting Commie Activities Herald Possible New Enemy Offensive °

Allies Are Driven From Wonju Again   Key Road Hub Is Lost ‘tc  Overwhelming Communist Attack   NEW ATTACK IMMINENT   Red Forces Build Up and Patrol Shirmishes Are Frequent

Allied Probing Troops Forced Out of Wonju  M‘Arthur Assures Cinhke® VASiH Cantina:

Action Picks Up As Enemy Drives South   MIGs Make Passes At U. 8. Jets; Bombers Plaster Rail Yards

DITURES BE UNDER UES AGAIN   et For April 9 n Measure  bt Hearing

DITURES BE UNDER UES AGAIN   ublic Hearing et For April 9  n Measure

95 Apply for Ohio Gambling Stamps  Applicants Fall Short of Estimates

Sale Of Gambler's Tax Stamps Slow   State Collectors Receive Only 95 Applications

Only 95 Ohioans Sign Up For Gambling Stamp  Number Far Short   Number Far Short Of Estimated Bookies in State

Commission Says State Highways Cannot Take Present Weights   HEARING HELD BYSENATE COMMITTEE

Truck Owners Deny Weight Huris Roads   Committee Told Cutback Necessary To Preserve Hichways

West German  Sabotage Urged   Red Official Attacks Arms Buildup Plan

Gls Capture Anyang, Strike Out for Seoul   Capital Within Artillery Range For First Time

Some Units \ ithin Kight Miles Of City   Steady Advances Reported Along 15-Mile Front

Allies Strike Toward Seoul In Big Attack   Anyang Captured Ag UN Forees Advance Along 45-Mile Front

Steady Advances Are Made All Along Front  In Growing Offensive   Anyang, Only Eight Miles From Capital, Used As Base For Dropping Shells Into City.

Capture Anyang Only Nine Miles From City, Allied Regiment Fights Off Encirclement Attempt, Inflicts 3,600 Casualties On Reds

Wallace Blasts Ex-Red Budenz  For Testimony   “No Slander” And “Non:  sense,” Says Former Vice-President.

Wallace Denies Statement By Budenz  Former Secretary   Former Secretary Calls Statement ‘Slander’

Wallace Denies He  Aided Reds   Former Vice-President Says His 1944 Program Could Have Saved China

There's a Candy-Striped North Pele Now   Aurliner Drops Shaft te Make. Aae-Old: Belief.of Children a:Reality

Man Who Killed Wite After Visit — To Tavern Shot to Death by Officer

South Korea All but Rid Of the Enemy   ‘Ready Any Time’ For Field Conference Says U.N. Chief

MacArthur Would Talk Peace With cnemy in Korea   Commander, Claiming Victory in South, Orders Armies to Cross Parallel.

MacArthur Tells Troops to Cross 38 If Necessary   General Offers to Discuss Peace With The Red Commande

MacArthur Urges Reds To Quit War   Ground Fighting Eases Off As Air Attacte Increase

OKs Crossing of 38th Line if Necessary.   Chinese 'Human Mass Tactics Have Failed, Chief Tells Enemy  Re OEN CLEMENTS

Commander at Samé Time Orders Troops To Cross Parallel if *Taciically Advisable”

Directs 8th Army To Cross Parallel 38 if And When Its Security Makes It Tactically Advisable; Says Line Never  Had Anv Military Significance.

Troops Of UN Cross Parallel If Necessary  Resistance Crushed South Of Border

MACARTHUR OFFERS TO DISCUSS PEACE   Gives Orders for UN Troops to Cross 38th If Necessary

Gen. MacArthur lavitesReds To Talk Peace  Allied Troops Told To Cross Parallel If Need Arises

UN Ordered to Cross Border It Necessary   Victory Claimed as Allies Stamp out Last Organized Resistance South of Parallel 38

38th Parallel To Be Crossed If Necessary   Victory Claimed In South Korea By Gen. MacArthur

General Issues Offer as Allied Forces Stamp Out Last Organized Red Resistnce in the South.  RETURNS TO TOKYO  Pe ee en nee me bemrimns eam nen CAC TZ an TT

Good Friday Parachute Drop Routs Commies From Last Sizeable Area in South  No Significance  Parallel Line Never Observed by Navy or  Air Force

Troops Ordered To Cross Border —If Necessary   MacArthur Offers to Discuss Peace With Enemy Commanders in Korea; Last Red Resistance in South Disappearing

Will Cross Parallel 38 If Necessary   Declares Imaginary Line Has Never Had ’ Military Significance: Seuth Korea Cleared

Orders U.N. Troopsto Cross 38th Parallel If Security Requires   ‘Al Going Well’ At Fr antl, He Says   Paratroops, Other Units Stamp Out Nearly All Red Resistance

U.N. General Invites Reds to Discuss. Peace   Commander Warns Communists They Can't Win in Korea

MacArthur Ready fo Talk Peace With Reds   But UN Troops Wiil Cross 38th Parallel at Will

General In New Peace  Parley Offer  Communists Ronted   Communists Routed From Last Sizable South Korea Area

Yank Paratroops All but Erase Reds in South  —. it ccntii. Ul aa we oeae   General Says He'll Talk with Enemy Chief To End War

Organized Red Stand Virtually Ended in South   No Immediate Chinese Reaction: to Invitation For Meeting in Field

M’Arthur Offers To Discuss Peace With Red Leader  UN Forces Directed  To Cross Parallel

Last Resistance Ih South Ended:   No Heavy Ground. Fighting Reported:

Gen. MacArthur Orders UN Forces To Cross 38th Parallel If Necessary   Also Offers to Discuss Peace With Red Commandar in Marea      UN Aiming New Peace Overtures to Chinese Rede

—KOREA— Parallel 38 Crossing Is  Given Okay  Few Reds Left South Of Border

Offers to Talk Over End of War With Red Comman-  der in Field   WILL CROSS PARALLEL  Says Communist Armies are Not Able to Stop U.  N. Forcesc

Orders UN Troops to Cross Parallel 38 It Necessary   Last Organized Resistance Almost Stamped Out South of Border

"Mac’ Offers To Talk With Red General   U.N. Commander Says ‘38th Line’ Not Significant

Fighting Light On War Front   MacArthur Ready To Talk Peace  Terms With Red Commander

Troops Told To Cross 38th Tt Necessary  Parachute Drop  Aids UN Force In Routing Reds  Reta ae.

MacArthur Offers to Talk Peace With Red Commander, Orders UN Troops to Cross Parallel 38

M’Arthur OKs Border Crossing   Little Resistance South of Border as Allies Advance

Gives Order To Cross 38  If Neeessarv   Ready Anytime To Confer In Field, U.N. Commander Declares

MacArthur Offers To Discuss ' Peace With Communist Leader, Approves Crossing Of Paralle

MacArthur Offers to Talk Peace   Bid Is Issued By  U.N. Commander as Chinese Are Driven From South Koren

M’ARTHUR SAYS TROOPS MAY 60 OVER RED LINE   He Orders Them To Cross Jt -If Necessary — Offers To Discuss Peace With Red Leader,

Skytroopers Set New Jumping-Off Line in North   Heavy Enemy Traffic, South-Bound, Hints at Red Offensive

MacArthur Offers To Discuss Peace With Red Forces  ~ Orders U. N. Troop:   Orders U. N. Troops To Cross Border ‘lf Necessary’

General Pleased With U.N. Stand  On Front Lines   Eighth Army Ordered To Go Across Border ‘When Tactically Advisable

M’ARTHUR OFFERS TO TALK PEACE WITH RED CHINA   38TH PARALLEL IS NO BARRIER TO UN TACTICAL MISSION

PLANES BLAST HEAVY ENEMY ARMY TRAFFIC   Little Fighting Reported Along All Advanced Battleline

M ‘Arthur Offer: To Discuss Korean Peace   Orders Allies To Cross 38th Parallel If Necessary

Backs Peace In Korea On U.N. Terms   Paratroops Set Up New Line; Heavy Red Traffie Hints Attack

FOE CHASED FROM MOST OF S. KOREA   Air Drop Routs Enemy in West; General Orders Troops to Cross Border if Necessary.

Lonely Hearts Murder Pair Die In Chair   Two Young Killers of Long Island Also Executed

Fat Martha and Her Balding Romeo Pay Penalty For ‘Hearts’ Slaying

Lives Of Fat Martha Beck And Her Romeo Are Snuffed Out By Sing Sing Executioner

200-Pound Martha Beck Dies Smiling; Fernandez Walks Briskly To Chair

Reds Defending Buildup Area at Kumsong Fight Bitterly and Yield Ground Grudgingly.   PLANES FLYING LAW DRIVE FOR FROM HILI   Hand-to-Hand Clashes Take Place in Two Other Sectors Where Enemy Is Massing for Possible Attack.

UN FORGES SCORE GAINS IN DRIVE ~ AN BUT NUP APF A   Reds Battle Stubbornly to Protect Kumseng in Central Korea   FIGHTING STEPS UP   Talk of New Offensive Grows in Splie of Ceasefire Discussions

Cease-Fire Talk Not Backed Up By Battle Lull  CialA Banvwac laaL   Field Forces Look For Counterattack On Bia Scale Soon

One Allied Force Gains 4 Miles   Hits Red Buildup in Central Korea

Allies Carve Out Four-Mile Gain In Bloody Fight   Outcome of Battle For Vital Heights Still Is Undecided

Allied Troops Batter Against Buildup Area  Hand-to-Hand Fights Reported As Reds  Masse for New Drive

PLANES BLAST RED SOLDIERS AT LOW-LEVEL   Chinese Communists Defend Area North Of Parallel 38

Allies Push Four Hard Miles Ahead   Reds Stubbornly Defend Buildup Area Around Kumsong.

Enemy Yields Key Heights Near Kumsong   No Evidence of Lull Reported on Fromt; ». Air War Continues ~ 2

Enemy Forces Yield Heights  Near Kumsone  Signs Point To New Chinese Offensive

President Tells Congress U.S. Will Not Drop European Defense  eo. orarrne hr CrRrrENE

Calls For Vast Effort In Rearming   But States Readiness For No-Appeasement Pact With Soviets

Trumen Calls For Production Of.50,000 _-35,000 Tanks & Year—Mojor Ta  kield Nlecaceary:

President Says U.S. Will Fight If Forced To   State of Nation Message Outlines New Legislation

Strength Only ‘Path to Peace, U.S. Advised   President Calls for Vas  Mobilization Effort Toet Shart af War

Resources to Produce 50,000 Aircraft and 35,000 Tanks Yearly Declared U. §. Goal

Annual Speech Blasts Threat Of Conquest   President Tells Nation That Full War-Time Mobilization Plans Are Underway; States Tax Increases, More Draftees Needed

Will Fight If We Must Against Soviet, He Says  U. S. To Forsake Neither Europe Nor

WHI Pigiit   if Necessary To Halt Reds, Truman Says  Pledoes Natian   Pledges Nation Will Not Forsake Western Europe, OtherFreeNations

Pledges U.S. Will Not For sake Either Western Nor Other Free Nations $ He Tells Congress In Meee-__ pe 

We Will Fight If We Must, Asserts Truman   Calls for Vast Mobilization in Speech to Congress; Solemnly Pledges We Won't Forsake the Other Free Nations.

President Asks Vast Mobilization  Claims U. S. Won't a ee   Claims U. S. Won’t Forsake Europe, ‘Or Other Nations

President Proposes Vast Mobilization To Block Threat Of Red Conquest   Pledges America Will Forsake No Free Nation In Struggle Against Russian Attemnt At Domination

Calls for Vast Mobilization Effort at Once   No Free Nations Will Be Forsaken; ‘Major’ Tax Increase Needed

President Gives Fight Talk On Vast Mobilization Plans      rTOR (AP) — Presiden € Truman Lold the nation vesterday that iL we must” to block the th reat af world conquest by Soviet Russi

Stafemen Daw First Applause  ‘Debate, But Do It .. Constructively, Is President's Plea —

MacARTHUR MADE BLUNDER, KOREA WAR CORRESPONDENT SAYS IN MAGAZINE ARTICLE

MacArthur Blun lere Is Accusation  Speeded Disaster, Newsman Charges

MacArthur Accused Of Blunder In Wat  Correspondent Says Genercl Fooled By Red Withdrawals

HIGHWAY TAX DEBATE OPENS   Gov. Williams Makes Last - Ditch Effort To Save  Compromise Plan

Agent Says Indicted Collector Got $10.000 In ‘Deals’ With Taxpayers   Big Tax Liens Follow Vice Raids

Truman Demo Administration Spoils System Was A Beauty... At Least Til Investigations Proved Spoiler

Jobber Assured $100,000 Saving For $10,000 Fee   Hub Man “Only Fleeced ;” Says Ex-Collector Did Not Press For Payment

Endorsed by Velaney Promised $100,000 Tax Saving For Fee of $10,000

REVENUE COLLECTORS ACCEPTED $12,000   Boston And St. Louis Tax Officials Pocketed Questionable   Woneyr

Revenue Men Took Cash From Company Dealing With Tax Cases, Probers Told

$10,000 Payments To Tax Collector At Boston Told  Paid by Insurance   Paid by Insurance Firm Dealing with Those In Trouble

T extile Man Testifies $1 0,000 Paid to Save Him$100,000in Taxes

Revenue Agent Reveals Tax Fees  Says Boston Chief Paid Off by Firm

Paid Revenue Collector To Fix Taxes   Witness Says He Gave Indicted Boston Collector $10,000

‘Revenue Agent House Refuses Testifies To To Accept Tax Bribe Payment Increase Bill

PAYMENT IN 1949   Internal Revenue Agent Tells of Deals by Indicted  Collector

Textile Jobber Testifies He Paid $10,000 Fee in Bid fo Straighten Out His Taxes

1,000 California Couples’  Texas Divorces Feared Void   Law Student Held in Connection With Many Decrees Obtained in This State by Proxies

British Warned To Be Prepared To Leave Iran   Increasing Pressure Threatens To Break  Into Open Violence

IRAN THREATENS OIL OPERATIONS   British Employes Of AngloIranian Oi) Company Leaving Country As Seizure Continues.

3,000 Workers Getting Ready ror Hasty Exit  Showdown Expected ee a, a ae   Showdown Expected Soon On Transfer  Of Operation To Iran

British Employes Leaving Iran  “Few to Accept Offer To Work for Gov't

British Get Ready fo Pull Out of Iran   bay Let Iranians Take Over Complicated Job of of Running Gient Refiner

Warning of  Oil Closure Handed Iran   Resignation of British Technicians Pointed Out by Company.

BRITONS SET TO FLEE IRAN      Given Week To Decide If They Want To Work For Gov't

British Employes Of Oil Company Ready To Quit  Iran As Pressure Mounts

BRITISH TECHNICIANS RESIGN  Abadan Refineries May Be Shut Down, [ran Is Warned

BRITISH GET READY 10 QUIT OIL FIELDS   Warn Iran Lack of Techni cians May Close Abadan Refinery.

Resignations May Close Oil Firm, Iran Told   Non-Persians Given Ulti matum on Working for Government

IRANIAN OIL PROBLEM DEEPENS AS BRITISH CONSIDER RECALL OF EXPERTS FROM OIL FIELDS

British Get Ready To  Leave [ran   Few Expected To Take Jobs With Oi] Firm Run bv State

IRAN WARNED SHUTDOWN IN SYSTEM SEEN   Resignations Pile Up As Britains Threaten To Leav.

Tran Oil Plant Shutdown Due Britons Leave   Government Warned Mass Resignations “Mav: Clase Refinery”

Resignations May Close Iran Refinery   British Workers Ready to Leave

AlOC Warns Ira Big Refineries May Be Closed  Officials State   Officials State Many Technicians May Resian Posts

BRITISH READY TO PULL OUT OF COUNTRY   Government Gives A.!.0.C. One Week To Decide   Given Vote Of Confidence: Foreigners Not Likely To Accept Terms

Oil Co. May Be Forced to Shut Down as Result   Few Britons Want to Work for Iranian Gevarnment

“Operation Heartbreak” Readied British Prepared for Hasty Exit From: lran

Resignations Threaten fo Shut Down Huge Plan   Technicians Protest Government Order To Cancel Leaves

British Oilmen Prepare for Hasty Exit  As Iran Pressure Threatens Operation

Key British Oil Experts May Resigr   New Iranian Demand Bring Threats of Mass Retaliation

Pressure Mounts To Take Control Of Giant Firm  3,000 Employes   3,000 Employes Plan Hosty Exit 1€ Trouble Flares

Iran Warned Oil Workers May Be Balky   Government Gives British Employes 7-Day Ultimatum

Ready British Oil Workers To Leave Iran   Refinery Manager Warns 3,000 to Get Passports Fixed

fran Refinery May Be Forced To: Shut Down:   Wholesale Resignation Of British Technicians Hits Abadan Refinery  Afear lean Liletiamesaine -

Anglo Staff Is Warned To Prepare   Iran Government Gives British Workers Week to Decide Whether They'll Work  Same Pay Offered

Oil Refineries May Close In Tran Dispute   Lack Of British Technicians Causes Additional Troubles

British Make Ready To Quit Tran Oil Field   About 3,000 Of Them Are Told To Get Passports Ready

lranians Warned by British Firm   Mass Resignations May Shut Oil Plant

Huge Oil Refineries at Aba dan May Slow Down for Lack of Labor   NOTICE TO EMPLOYES

British Staff Ready toQuit Tran Oil Jobs   ‘Loss Might Close Refineries; Given 7 Days to Make Up Minds

‘Badman’ Cool Case up to a Federal Jury   hKidnap-Murder Confesser Being Closely Guarded

Grand Jurors. Ponder Cook’ f Crime Record        Quickly for Mulder Of Mosser Family:”

Berlin Honors 51 Killed In Airliff  Dedicates Memorial To Allied Heroes

‘Quickie’ Strike Cripples Rome  FeHR OO favarnmeant   750,000 Government Workers Ask Pay Hike

Sleel-Nerved Buddies Save Life of Jet Flyer When He Blacks Out Over Enemy Territory

Pilots Guide Plane of Buddy With Wingtips When He Blacks Out High in Korean Skies 

Almond Calls Red Withdrawal ‘Rout   Communists Flee To Escape Trap, As U.N. Drive Bogs Down In Mud

Red Retreat Termed Rout In Hill Zone   Yanks Get Supplies By Air In Big Push On Central Sectors

Giant Pincers Bogs Down In Korean Mud   U. 5. Planes Rocket Reds Running For New Defense Line

ENEMY PULLS BACK FROM U.N. TRAP   Allied Gains Range Up To Three And A Half Miles  COMMUNISTS   Preparing Stand In Hills; U.N. Pincers Move Bogs Down In Deep Mud

Allies Advance Through Mud;  Force Retreat   Planes Rocket Communists in Mountain Rout

Airborne Rockets Raining Death on  Fleeing Red Troops   Warplanes Strafe Mountain Routes as Ground Forces Encounter Little Resistance

FUGITIVE’S DOWNFALL   Wide-Awake Citizen May Be of Hep in “Spotting” Henry Winston   “RED” HUNTED BY FBI

GOP Backing for M ‘Arthur Views Reported Heavy   Sharp Division Amona Democrats

GOP Enthused Demos Split On Mace’s Talk  Republicans Throw   Republicans Throw Heavy Support to General’s Views

G. 0. P. Opinion Backs M’Arthur: Democrats Split   Limited Cross Section of Congress Polled on Reaction

Housewife Starts Fast In Baptistry   Carries On Protest Agains Family Being Ousted From Membership

Woman Fasts in Protesting Ouster From Membership In Texas Church

Government Freezes Wages at Thursday Level: Orders Prices, Except Those of Many Foods, Held at Highs of Dec. 19-Jan. 25   New Order Goes Into Effect  Immediately

‘Executive Order Puts Curb On Commodity Prices, Wage Seales Throughout Nation

Price & Wage Orders Set Freeze: evels      Some ‘Criticism  bee  “Now In. "Effect   Food Prices.Can Still Rise nder Controls Established

Labor. Farm Groups lay Price Freeze   Unions Term It Unjust: Farm Bureau Sees Production Loss

Allies Charge Bad F ith  Reds Still Sta   Reds Still Stall Korea Peace Talks

Claims Reds Acting In  Bad Faith   Willing To Let War Continue, Communists Say

Four Children Die From Burns  Left-Over Snarkler Causes Flash Fire

Sparkler Sets Fire Fatal to 4   Children Victims In Tragic Explosion

DiSalle Asks FarmBacking   Price Stabilizer Warns Parity May Have to Be Modified

Farmers Asked te Help Hold Price Line by DiSalle   Speaks Today at Farm Institute At Des Moines

Calls on Farmers to Cooperate   Graup Must Play important Role In Price Control, Didsclle Warns

DiSalle Asks For Farm Help  Stabilizer Talks at Des Moines Meeting

DiSalle Tells Farmers Need Their Help  Parity Concept   Parity Concept May Have To Be Modified A Little

DiSalle Bid To Farmers   Urges Cooperation In Inflation Fight; Hints Controls If Necessary

DiSalle Bids for Farmer Support In Price Control   Backs Appeal With Stiff Warning Parity Low May Be Changed

Fairchild Will Be U.S. Attorney, State Party Chief Claims   veil eT — — — to sui ee ——— bis  JOURNAL FEATURES

THE FAT BOY'S DIET  Some Tricks to Help You Stick to  Slimming Foods  Family Can Be a Big Help In Putting Stop to Cheating

GAMBLING TAX GIVEN APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE   Amounts Handled By Bookies Weuld Be Taxed 10 Per Cent   HOME-OWNERS ARE GIVEN TAX BREAK

Study Change in Collection of lowa Sales Tax   Propose Alteration of Brackets; Downward Shift of Dollar Cited

PHYSICAL “ED” BLDG. ' IS TO BE DEDICATED   Outdoor Program Scheduled at George School for October 27th   COMPLETION IN 1952

HEAD FOREIGN AID PROGRAM   Move Seen To Take Power Away From Dean Acheson

Nehru Avers India Troops Are Held Back   Prime Minister Says Precaution Taken To Avoid Border War

Indian Troops Guard Kashmir As Storm Brews   Nehru Hurls Aggression Charge Against Pakistan

INDIA-CHARGES PAKISTAN AIMS AT AGGRESSION   Plot to Invade State of  himir Declared ‘ By Nehru   TROOPS EXPLAINED   Premier Says Soldiers MeedNear Border to ‘Prevent War

Pakistan Plans Raid on Kashmir. Nehru Charges   Indian Premier Denies Massing Troops On Princely State's Border

Nehru Declare Being Held Back   India’s Premier Answers Charges ‘Of Pakistan Chie.

Nehru Explains Military Stand  Cherges Pakistan Plans Aggression

India, Pakistan Troops on Edge   Each Accuses Other of Aggressive Plot Over Kashmir

Nehru Warns Pakistan In Strong Note   €laims Troops Are   Claims Troops Are 20 Miles From Line To Avoid Incidents

Penny-Pounding and Nickel-Smashing Become Crime as President Signs Bill

Law Now Says No  Hammered Nickels   New Bill Also Prohibits the Smashing of Pennies, Long A Bane of Coin Machines

NEW LAW PROTECTS BASE COINS You Can Get 5 Years, Now for Battering Up a Penny

British Holding Urgent Meeting   Cabinet Studying Iranian Oil Crisis

Crucial Stage Looms In Iran,  British Dispute   Attlee Calls Cabinet Session; Jran. Premier Gets Time Extension

British Cabinet In Special Mee!   Iranians Staging Hate Demonstration

British Cabinet Calls Iran Oil Stand Critical   May Go To Hague Court; Demonstration of ‘Hate’ Is Staged

Britain Holds Meeting On Oil Dispute   British Leaders Await Iran Reply To An Ultimatum

Fear Collapse (f Tehran Talks   British Cabinet In Special Session On Oil Issue

Communists Behind In [taly’s Election   Early Returns Appear To Indicate Victory For the Anti-Reds

Reds Trail In Italy   Early Election Results Show Non-Communist Candidates Leading

Anti-Red Group Takes Lead in Balloting In Italian Town Elections

OKAYS QUOTA BILL   Senate Body Allows Move to Reimpose Livestock  Slaughter Bars

Fight Bradley Cage Stars Charged With Accepting Bribes  Said to Have Admittec Throwing Games And ‘Shaving’ Off Points

Mississippi Flood Waters Still Climh   Hundreds of More Families Prepare to Evacuate Homes Along Upper Reaches of River

THOUSANDS SET 10 FLEE IN MINNESOTA   Red Cross Disaster Crews Alerted In Twin Cities Area.

IRANIAN OLL CRISIS MAY MAKE SHORTAGE   UNITED STATES IS DIVERTING OIL TO EUROPE

Beloit Fights $200,000 Fire  —In 25 Below   Masonic Temple Wrecked By Flames; , Marinette, Janesville Building: Damaced In Fires

Montana Stockgrowers Re-Elect All Officers at Conclusion Of Annual Meeting in Great Falls

Truman To . Present War Budget Today  To Ask $15 Billior In Stiffer Taxes

From Secret Service Files—  Youth Blinds Self To Quit Crime   Ry TAMES LER

FORGER'S CASE ONE OF STRANGEST IN HISTORY   FBI Files Reveal Case of Man Who Pierced Eyes to Render Talent Useless   TO AVOID DISGRACE

Collins Says U. S. Troops Must Remain Awhile in Korea   Quarantine U.S Shin

Features for Everybody In the Telecram Today   Bachelor of Bachelors Snared By Brunette ‘Not Even Trying

Russia Asks Japan Peace  Treaty Meet  US. Draft Hit By. Soviet Note

Hand Note to Ambassador Kirk In Moscow Today   Wants Red China To Take Part In The Negotiations

—FIFTH THREE-TERMER— Lausche Takes Oath As Governor Of Ohio Today

Stale Counts Six Dead in Road Mishaps   Series of Collisions Near Stroud Sunday Causes Death for Four Persons

Record Raid Aler Held In New York   Practically All Activities Ended For Ten Minutes During Try-out , Of Civilian Defense Pian There

.Y. Clears ll Streets n Raid Test   City Stops Dead and Seeks Shelter When Siren Signals Atom

lax Collectors’ Probe Spreads  Corruption Charges Being Investigated In Five Large Cities

Man Prescribes, Hasn’‘t License, Is Fined $200   Probers Accuse Detroit Agent

Leaders See Halt In Wild Climb of Costs   Bumper Crop Signs Expected To Trim High Cost of Living

Halt In Living CostRise Near; Clay, Wilson Aid, Quits; Delay Rubber Curb

Level-Off Period Near.  Is Belief   Bumper Crops Seen Trimming Prices

MacArthur Goes On Stand Again   Starts Third Day of Testimony. Truman's Report Called ‘'Tommyrot'.

Mazc Skirts Men- to-Europe Argument   Flatly Refuses To Discuss Red Hot issue

General Declares Issue Is Politics, Not Military Matter   Senators’ Request for Figure On European Need Is Met by Silence from MacArthur

Staying Out Of Debate On Troops   Terms Controversy For Atlantic Pact Army “Political”

General Won't  Be Drawn-lnto . Political Dispute MacArthur. Refuses  To Discuss TroopsTo-Europe Debate

N.C. Escapes Full Force - Of Storm Over Atlantic; ‘ Small Craft Stay In Port

Admitted Killer Of Constable Trapped inN. Y.   Caught in Pawnshop, Fugitive Confesses He Slew Hardison

Her Heart Beat Stopped, Restored Four Times During Plastic Surgery

Second Big Storm Hits — Midwest Today   Sweeps Through Minnesota, Wisc., Mich., and Ontario

‘TRAPS HUNDREDS OF PERSONS ADMIST GIANT SNOWDRIFTS Pah: Aidit. ec patallthaanndtths* te steeds abet in et ene  Season’s Worst Blizzard Strikes Midwest

Year’s Worst Storm Hits In Midwest   Is More Intense Thar Blizzard Farlier In Week

Worst Storm of Season Hits Middle West   Giant Snowdrifts and Freezing Rains Snarl Transportation

Heavy Snowfall Traps Hundreds, Halts Motorists   Ten-Foot Drifts Hit Transportation In South Dakota

Yankees Take World Series, Beating Giants in Final Go  Hank Bauer's Three-Run Triple in Sixth

Hank Bauer Gets Three Run Triple   National League Champs Try Rally In 9th for Thrilling Finish

‘Super Bomb’ Moves Closer To Realization   Development Goes On Hy U.S. To Build Hydrogen Missile

U.S. Could Win Atomic War With Russia Now   Dean Reports Fast Strides Made In Super Weapons, More Frequent Tests To Be Held.

Dean Reports Hydrogen Bomb Closer fo Reality  Asserts U. S. Making Adan. Warhaade'   Asserts U. S. Making ‘Atomic Warheads' For Guided Missiles

H-Bomb Work Progressing,  AEC Man Says   Thinks U.S. Could Win Atomic War With Russia

AEC Chairman Says Hydrogen Bomb Is Near Realization  U. S. Also Developing Atomic Warheads for Artillery, Missiles

Dean Repor ts On Progress  Of H- Bo mb   AECConcentrating On Atomic Engines   Chairman ‘Sure’ Of Suecess For Long-Range Planes. Submarines

Child Injured  In One Crash  Over Week-end. No Seribus Injuries In Traffic Mishaps;  raa Care Damaced

Child Injured In One Crash Over Week-end   No Serious Injuries In Traffic Mishaps; Three Cars Damaged

Accidents Injure  Three Passengers  Mueller Children Receive Bruises

NEW COLD BLASTS TO HIT MISSOUR   ONE EXPECTED TODAY, AN.   OTHER MONDAY—THRUSTS TO CHILL KANSAS,

TUGS FREE WISCONSIN IN 2 HOURS   Thousands of New Yorkers Watch Successful Effort to Refloat Stuck 45,000 Ton Warship.   SCRAPES BOTTOM AS STERN LINE BREAKS   Battleship, Back From Cruise With 800 Middies Aboard, Leaves Under Own Power.

45,000-Ton Wisconsin Held Fast In Hudson River Today   Thousands Jam Vantage Points To Watch Operation

‘Thousands See Tugboats Free Grounded Battleship Wisconsir  Theascnds See Tu Held Fast Two Hours in Hudson Fast Two Hours in Hudson

USS WISCONSIN RUNS AGROUND   Bailleship Is Towed From Hudson River After Being Held Fast For. Two Unyys -

Battleship Wisconsin Goes Aground   Towed Free by Tugs in the Hudson River

One Hour Of Tugging Frees Ship   Thousands Watch Struggle Between Towboats and Mud

13 Towboats Pull Her Free: . affleship Wisconsin Tears Its Moorings, Runs Aground

Battleship Grounded, Pulled Free   ‘Wisconsin Towed Off Sandbank by Hudson River Tugs

Sister Ship Of The ‘Mighty Mo Drifts Aground  Thousands Watch Mdrine Drama Off Now, Jersey Shore

Wisconsin Freed After Grounding   Missouri's Sistership Moored In Hudson River   THOUSANDS WATCH TUGBOATS WORK To FREE 45,000 TON SHIP ON TRAINING CRUISE

Battleship Is Grounded For 2 Hours   Thousands Watch Efforts of Tugs  Pulling Wisconsin In Hudson River

Free ‘Wisconsin’ on Hudson River   Battleship is Aground After Breaking Loose

Battleship Towed Free OfGrounding   45,000-Ton Wisconsin Was Stuck In New York Harbor; Stern Line Parted. Report

Big Battleship. Goes Aground, Freed. By Tugs   Stern Line Believed ’ Snapped In Hudson; No Damage Reported

WISCONSIN: IN 2 HOURS   Thousands of New Yorkers Watch Successful Effort to Refloat Stuck 45, 000 Ton Warship. ae   SCRAPES BOTTOM AS. ~ STERN LINE BREAKS   Battleship, Back. Fr ro _ Cruise With 800 Middies: Aboard, Leaves Under ‘Own Power.

USS Wisconsin Goes Aground In Hudson River   45,000-Ton Battleship 1s Freed After 2 Honts As Thousands Look Gn

Tugs Shove ‘Wisconsin’ Into Stream   Big Navy Vessel Goes Adrift, Gets Stuck in Hudson

Battleship ls Grounded For 2 Hours  ree... er      Thousands Watch Efforts of Tugs Pulling Wiscorisin  In Hudson. River

Teacher Pay Hike Hinges On Tax Battle  Fate of Proposed $56 Million Boost   Fate of Proposed $56 Million Boost In Salaries Rests  On Future Levies

Teacher Pay Hike Hinges On Tax Battle   Fate of Proposed $56 Million Boost In Salaries Rests On Future Levies

Teachers Pay Boost Depends On Tax Fight  Salary Bill Held In Senate Committee Paonding Outcome

MAY HAVE TO GIVE   Wilson Feels Administration Will Be Forced to Bend on Controls

Truman Ahead On Controls   Tie Vote Defeats GOP Move to Strike Subsidy Authority from Bill

Shatter Road Blocks After Being Cut Off   Four UN Divisions Escape in Four Day Battle

Chinese Reds Suffer Mauling At Allied Hands   U. N. Offensive May Have Upset Enemy Plans For Fresh Push Tomorrow

Allies Hurl Tank Columns AtRedFoe —   Armored Task Force Thrusts To Within 5 Miles of Seoul

U. N. Tank Forces Maul Chinese Reds In Killer Raids Over 45-Mile Front

3 Tank Forces Maul Chinese In Killer Raids   Turks, Yanks Repel Fierce Counterattack: Northwest of Suwon

Lightning Kills 5 Girl Campers In Idaho Hills  Nine Others Are.   Nine Others Are. Injured By Bolt In Mountain Trageay

Lightning Kills Five  Nine Girls Hurt   Nine Girls Hurt On Hiking Trip

Lightning Bolt: Kills Five Girls At Idaho Camp   Nine Other Girls Injured As Lightning Hit Big Pine Tree

Five Young Explorers Killed by Lightning —   Giant Bolt Smashes Pine Tree; Nine Others Injured in Idaho Tragedy

Lightning Flash Kills Five Girls On 7 Vacation Jaunt: Nine Others are Tatnrod)

Men Who Had Winter’s War Coming Home   Army Chief Gives Answer on Protest Over Using Guards

Last Winter's. Gis Returning   Complete Rotation ‘n Korea Planned: Guard Replacements Seen

To Return G. I.’s Who Fought in Korea Last Winter   Rotation Plan Revealed in Letter By Army Chief of Staff Collins.

Vets of Winter In Korea to Be Brought Home   General Says Guards men Must Be Sent Ir As Replacements

Rotation Is Large Affair   Collins Wants All Who Fought in Korea Last Winter Home Before New Winter

Captain of Lake Steamer Killed In Wheelhouse   First Mate Lives _ To Tell of Horror Of Sweeping Fire

brushes Aside Last-Minute Plea Of Military Chiefs   Compromise Wards Off GOP Move For Less; House Seen . Set To Pass Similar Measure

Democrats Fight Public Hearings On Poliey Clash  Fulbright Defends Truman Strategy To Limit War

Mac Inquiry On TV Fought By Russell   Georgia Senator Rallies Democrats Against GOP Demand

Demos Rallied Against Public Hearing Demand  Policy Clash Behind Mac’s Ouster Involved

Dems Rallied Avainst GOP Demand of TY   Televising Public  Hearing of General Is Causing Debate; M’Arthur OKs TV

Senator s Fight Over TV-ing Of MacAr «hur   Democrats Favar   Democrats Favor Closed Hearings.  G.O.P. Open Ones

Russell Fights TV Of Hearing On Policy Clash  Fulbright Champions Truman; GOP Wants  Full, Public Inquiry

BATTLE OVER TELEVISION AT MAC'S HEARING   GOP Urges All-Out Open-Doo: Inquiry by Senate Committee.

Video Showing Of MacArthur Case Opposed   Sen. Russell, (D-Ga.) Rallies Demos’ ‘Apaliiét Republican :Demands

Lines Drawn on MacArthur Case  Republicans Demand  Henrina Re Televiced

G.0.P, PROPOSES TELEVISED QUIZ FOR MACARTHUR   Democrats Protest It, Declaring War Secrets Would Be Disclosed— Showdown  Is Near.

Democrats Battle TV Hearing Bid   Republicans Would Get Televised, Hearings Into Policy Clash in MacArthur Case   Seen as Bio Risk   Russell Takes Stand Action Is Security Matter

Democrats Back Truman Policy. In Korean War   Russell. Objects. To *. par, Hearings In M’Arthur Case

Rallied Demos Fighting GOP Hearing Idea   Republicans Want. Completely Open Session With TV

Fulbright Backs Truman Strategy On Limiting War   Democrats Rally To Oppose Televising Policy Hearings.

~ TELEVISION AT MAC'S: HEARING   GOP: ‘Urges AN-Out Open-Deo “Inquiry ‘by Sen ate. Committee. ;

Major Party  F ight Looms Over Public Policy Talk   GOP Would Televise MacArthur Hearings ~ On Conduct In Korea

New Seniority Resolution s Given Approval   150 Delegates At Yearly Convention At VFW Post Home

Officers Work All Night, Can Find no Motive   Mrs. Glenn Schrader Killed In Home As Two Children Nap

Mother of » Two Shot To Death   Officials at Greenfield Baffled; Hoping for Break in Case.

Egypt Against Western Plan For Deienses   Press Reports Nation Wiil Reject Proposol For Using Suez Canal

Egypt Is Likely To Spurn Big 3 Suez Proposal  €L.‘fl Dani, “Ale   She'll Reply No’ To Partnership, Prese Indicates

Egypt Reported About to Reject Proposal Of West on Joint Defense of Suez Canal

Compromise Measure Expected . ...  Committee Works  On New Draft Bill

NATO Team Gets Pep Talk  By Eisenhower   General Says Russia Is Not Invincible If Defenses  Are Built Properly

\Kefauver Report Of Underworld Link With Politics To Shock Nation   BY MALCOLM JOHNSON

Unholy Alliance With Politics Kefauver Report Will Unfold Terrifying Picture

Tractor Rodeo Is New Compelifion   Not Much Real Action But Farm Fellows Recognize Fine Skiil l# Demands

ROAD CLEARED FOR SAFE TRIP TO TALKS SITE   Preliminary Negotiations Are Scheduled to Start  Sunday   ZONE NEUTRALIZED   Three Colonels Are Appointed to Represent . Gen. Ridgway

Kaesong Awaiting Historic Meeting   Representatives To Set Stage For Armistice Study on Tuesday   U. S. Helicopters Rendezvous

WEBER CONVICTED BY NEW YORK JURY   ‘Numbers Racketeer Guilty of Lying to Kefauver Crime Committee

RACKET BOSS IS CONVICTED   Faces Prison Term For Lying To Kefauver Committee

Weber ‘Guilty’ OfPerjury To Kefauver Group  Guilty Of Lying About  Relations With Moran; Canta Pa

. Louis Weber  Guilty of Perjury   Trial Is First Prosecution Coming out of Senate Crime Group Hearings

Jury Convicts Big Racketeer  Weber Is Linked  Ter lameac MAAaran

Curvy ‘Miss Colorado’ Quits Throne Fearing  She’d Been Disgraced

Weather Bureau Records .53  Slow-Falling Rain To Benefit Area Farmers   Landslides, Floods Kill Twelve Persons

Weather Bureau Records .53  Slow-Falling Rain To Benefit Area Farmers

HiS MITE ACCEPTED 11-year-old Boy Offers to Read to Blind Veterans

MAC’S CONTENTION ON ASIA DISPUTED   Administration Leaders React To Latest Letter

MAC ARTHUR'S a ses      Administration. Disagrees wit General on Use of . Chinese Treops.

New Statement by General Is Cause of Stir   General’s Letter to Martin in Favor of Using Nationalists

Leaders At Odds Over. Claim Asia Is Critical Area   General’s Argument That Critical Battle With Reds Lies In Asia, Not Europe Js Disputed; Democratic Leaders Silent On GOP Plea To Bring General Home

MAC ARTHUR'S LETTER STIRS CONTROVERSY   Administration Disagrees With General on Use of Chinese Troops.

‘Big 4’ Keeps Wary Eye On Russia   United States Will Not Be Taken In By Mere Words That Do Not  Result In Performance.

Skeptical U.S. Meets With Big 4  Will Not Be ‘Taken ee oc ee ee   Will Not Be Taken In by Russia DYupine Get-etowether

Russia Will Not "Take U.S. In’ at Big-Four Meeting  Jessup Plans to Use ceamm AMAiccourn Lack

U.S. to Be Qn Guard At Paris   ‘Won't Be Taken in, Says Jessup, U. S. Delegate, After Truman Meeting

U3. ON GUARD AGAINST ANY BlG 4 TRAPS   Goes to Paris for Meeting with Russia Skeptical of  Its Results.

U. S. Will Not Be ‘Taken In” By Reds At Monday Meeting  State Department Skeptical Big Four Agreement Possible

Widowed Negro Woman Pours Hail Of Bullets At House-Bombers; Cop s Knife Clips Smouldering Fuse

Air Force Chief Hints Change In Bombing Policy If Present Truce Nevotiations Break Dowr

Where To Find It   Prolonged Korean Fighting May Change U.S. Air War Policy

Prolon ged War in Korea May  Change U.S. Air War Policy   Outcome of Truce Talks Holds Key To Whether Airmen Continue Halfway . Measures Or Go To All-Out Bombings

Hints of Change in Korea Policy   Says Continued War May Unshackle Air Force Strateqy

Vandenberg Hints Change in Policy   Truce Has Key to Future Air Force Chief Says;  Cites Sanctuary

Air War Policy May be Changed   Air Chief Says Result Of Truce Negotiations Will Determine Trend

YANKS BOMB JET BASE / NEAR MANCHURIAN LINE   ‘Twelve B-29s Plow Through Flak and Enemy Planes Close  to “Sanctuary” of Chinese Border as Migs Nest in North Korea First Time.

Prolonging of the Fighting in Korea May Bring Chance in Air War Policy Gen. Vandenberg Say:

Air Force Chief Hints US May Bomb Manchuria If Armistice Talks Fail.

Vandenberg Hints That U.S. Air Policy Change Possible After Parley

Vandenberg Hints U.S. May Change Air War Policy   Says Outcome Of Truce Negotiations Holds Key To Korea Plans

BUTLER WARNS DISALLE BEEF CUTS ILLEGAL   Rollbacks Would Reduce Price To Below Parity Mark

Senate Votes  On Controls  Bill Today      Trics To Beat Date Deadline

Senate Votes on Extension of Curbs   Final Passage Might Come by Nightfall

Nebraska Senator Declares Two Further Rollbacks on Beef Would Go Beyond Present Law  Both Houses of Congress Still Wrangling With Control Bills

Senate Opens Vote Today On Controls   Time Limitation May Bring Final Passage Tonight

CONTROLS ISSUE LIKELY TO PASS   Senate Starts Voting On  * Bill Today Which Might Bring Final Passage By Tonirht.

Senate Starts Balloting For Extending Controls   ‘Final Passage By Tonight Seen For Measure Extending Price, Wage, Rent, Credit Controls

Senate Starts Voting Today  On C ae ‘ol Bill   Final Passage Possible Tonight But Progress In House Is Slower

Senate To Start Voting On Curbs  Time Limitation May  Bring Passage Today

SENATE VOTES ON CONTROLS   Extension of Old Law 30 Days Now Seems Certain, However.

Senate To Begin Vote Today On Extension Of Price, Wage, Rent And Credit Controls

Butler Leads Fight Against Meat Curbs  Senate Voting On Controls Bill To Start Tate Todav

CRIME QUIZ WITNESS HELD   Man Accused of Perjury; Costello Repeats Walkout.

Four Men Killed In 1300-Ft. Fall   Spilled from Bucket Inside Mine Shaft

Search For Bandits On In Albuquerque   Hotel Clerk Identifies One; Had Beon On Parole In Ellis County

7,000 Reds Rur For Cover in Heavy Blasting   Bombers, Heavy Guns Pave Way For Land Forces

UN FORCES DETERMINED TO HOLD NEW LINE   Reds Break and Run Under Heavy Superfort Raid

7000 Reds Routed by Blasting From U.S. Planes and Big Guns   American Commanders Appear Determined To Hold Wonju Line "At All Cact't

7,000 COMMUNISTS BREAK AND RUN UNDER HEAVY BOMBING Saturation Raid and Artillery Blasting Set Stage For U.N. Drive to Recapture Wonju

2nd Divisior Within Mile OF Wonju   Superforts And Artillery Pound Communist Troops

BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS —   REAL ESTATE DEEDS   ABSTRACTS O! JUDGMENTS

Inquiries Start At Lackiand 90 GOO Recruits In Tents Ac Freeze Hite

‘Never Heard So Much Lying Says Fulbright   Arkansas Democrat Sums Up Hearing On RFC Policies

"I've Never Heard Such Lying Says Senator After RFC Probe   _ Fulbright Says Transcript of Hearing Filled With Pure Perjury; Sees Need For Hiaher Morals in U. S. Government

Fulbright Hits At False Testimony In RFC Probe   Deplores Welter Of Charges And Denials; Questions ‘Moral Level Of Our Government?

“Never Heard So Much Lying” Says Fulbright About RFC Investigation

Fulbright Sums Up RFC Probe Testimony As Most Lying He Has Ever Listened To

Fulbright Has Never Heard  So Much Lying   General Investigation May Follow Serutiny of  REC Probe

‘Testimony Assessment  ‘Never Heard Such Lies,’ Fulbright Says Of RFC

Fulbright Sees Mass of Perjury      “Never Heard So Much Lying” as in RFC Probe, Charge

Fulbright Hits ‘Pack Of Lies’ in RLE.C. Quiz  Thinks Senate Grour Can Wind Up Probe Of Loans Next Week

Lying Marks Probe OF REC. Senator Says   Committee Head Declines To Specify Testimony He Considers Untrue

REC Hearing Testimony  ‘Full of Lies’  Fulbright Says Ui nit Swaved by Obutside Forces

Sen. Fullbright Charges ‘Lies’ in RFC Hearing   Calls for Investigation of the “Moral Level” of Government.

Fulbright Assails  RFC Probe ‘Lying Claims Witnesses  Toy with Truth

RFC Inquiry “Web Of Lies’   ‘Influence’ Proved, Fulbricht Admits

He Suggests Others Carry Probe Further   Chairman Calls For Hearings’ End  In a Week

‘Never Heard So Much Lying,’ Says Fulbright of RFC-Influence Probe

‘I Never. Heard So Much Lying,’ RFC Prober Says   Fulbright Suggests Investigation . ” Of Government Moral Level Needed .

Truth Strained In RFC Hearing   “Never Heard So Much Lying in My Life”? Is Sen Falbright’s Assessment of Some of Testimony

Senator Assesses RFC Testimony As ‘Much Lying’  General Moral Prob May Be Necessary Fulbright Says

Head of Senate Group Investigating RFC Says He Has Never Heard ‘’So Much Lying’

Senator Claims Witnesses Lied in RFC Inquiry   Fulbright Says Loan Agency Has Yielded to Outside Pressure

‘Moral Level  (Of Government  Low, He Hints   . Fulbright Says He Has Never Seen ‘So Much Lying’

De clares Per erjury Committed .  RE C Inbeatigaior Attacks “Lying”’

‘Lester the Tester’ Has Two On the House as Bartender Is Negligent

McKinney Is In Chicago   Urges Need For Agency To Study Corruption Claims

Special Agency May Make Study of Corruption   McKinney Discusses Plans on His Arrival in Chi for Jackson Dinner

Call 2 More In Probe Of  Tax Agents   Investigations To Continue Despite Windup of Congress

Revenue Bureau Inquiry Holds Probe Spotlight   Two Witnesses Called Today In Tax Affairs

Tax Bureau Quiz Continued By Committee  . 21 Men Off Job Now Probe May Swing To Juatice Department

Mounting Counter-Blow Struck by U. S. Throws Reds Into Full Retreat   Allied Forces, However, Have Not Yet Come Into Contact With Main Enemy Defenses South of Seoul — All-out Battle Near.

Chinese Defenders Are Thrown Into Full Retreat Toward Seoul   Counter Attack By 8th Army Advances 16 Miles Since Start Of Reconnaissance In Force.

Chinese Flee Before Eighth Army Attack   ‘Reconnaissance In Force’ Gains Ten More Miles

Aerial Power Grows Despite Battle Losses   U.N. Fliers Blasting Thousands of Enemy Vehicles Per Month

Labor Leaders Warn Of Future “Serfdom’      Union Chieftains ; Assert Mobilization Program Is “Going on Rocks,” Call For New Deal

Mobilization Setup Attacked  Labor Union Leaders Hit Program Anew

Labor Leaders Attack Fair Deal Program   Claim Mobilization Is on Skids

Labor Chiefs Calling for ‘New Deal’   Say Mobilization Program ‘Coine on Rocke’?

Mobilization Curbs Draw Labor's Fire   “Going on Rocks,’ Say Leaders of U.L. P. C. End Feud, Johnston Ordered by Truman

Mobilization Program Hit By Labor Leaders  ‘Going On Rocks,’ "Won't Work,’ Say Union Spokesmen

Labor Charges Defense Plans Going OnRocks   New Criticism Heaped Or U. S$. Mobilization Efforts

Johnston Visits President Truman   Labor Heads Attack Mobilization Setup

Labor Attacks On Mobilization Setup Renewed   New Deal Demanded At Pair Of Rallies

Labor Charges Mobilization Fesgram ‘Going On Rocks’  Policy Group Heaps More Criticism   Policy Group Heaps More Criticism On Administration. Demands ‘New Daa

Hope Hampton Home Robbed  $300,000 in Jewelry, Cash, Mink Coat Taken

Chinese Reds Counterattack NorthOf Suwon  Allies Push Nearer   Allies Push Nearer Thawing Han River, Near Parallel 38

Large Number Of Allied Troops Near Thawing River — Opposition Weakens — Typhus Strikes North Korean Army

Red Resistance Weakens as UN Renews Advance   Wartime Diseases Taking Big Toll Among Chinese Allies

Red Resistance Growing Weaker   UN Forces Press  Clocer ta Seoul

Opposition To UN's Drive Is. Getfing Weak  Large Numbers Of Allied Troops Are Nearina Han River

1 000 REDS A DAY DEAD IN ALLIED PUSH   UN Forces Are 40 Miles from “ 38th Parallel, Where Drive May Stop.

Two Chinese Armies Hard Hit In Push   Allies Only 10 Miles South Of River Which Skirts Seoul

Troops Push Toward Han, Near Seoul,  Unmolested  ree ot} VY   Two Chinese Armies Chopped Up, Allies Wait Reserve Moves

Report Enemy’s Morale Shrinking   Many North Korean Troops Infected With Typhus

Allies Grind On as Enemy Losses High   Red Opposition Waning Daily; Right Flank Trap Shattered.

Allies Push Nearer River In New Surge   Two Red Armies Are. Chewed Up Under UN’s Vigorous Offensive In Korean War

Allied Foree Is Close To Han River   Stream Skirts Seoul, Korean Capital: Two Communist Armies Being ‘Chewed Up’

Dread Typhus Reported Fighting on Side Of Advancing Allied Forces in Korea

CHINESE ATTACK. NORTH OF SUWON; ALLIES NEAR HAN   U, §., French Troops Get Out Of Red Trap Sprung On Allied Right Flank

Allied Forces Press Closer To Han River   2 Chinese Armies Chopped to Pieces. In U. N. Push North

8th Army Spokesman Estimates 6,650 of ~ Enemy Killed Between January 25 and 31; Threat of Typhus Has Appeared Among Troops of North Korea

ADVANCE SCORED IN PUSH TOWARD 38TH PARALLEL   J. N. Troops Reach Within Few Miles OF Seoul -— Allied Unit Smashes Out Of Red Trap.

Opposition To. UN's Drive Is. Getting Weak  Large Numbers Of pled Tegope Are  earring Bean Kive

Clement Attlee Starts 7th Year In British Post   Marks Longest One-Man i Run As Prime Minister In Paat. Four Deeades

Churchill Returns To Power   Britain's WW Il Prime Minister Leads Party to Victory

FINAL MARGIN NOT AS BIG AS TORIES HOPED   Holds 317 Seats In Commons With Count Near End

Conservatives Whip Laborites Ruling Britain   Tories Fall Short of Expected Strength In House of Commons; Result Brings Climax of Six Years of Political Struggle

. OLD. WARRIOR RETURNS — Churchill's Win at 77 Boosts Britain's Stock

Winnie Asked To Form New (overnment   Attlee Visits King to Hand in Resignation— New Prime Minister May Give Eden Reins

Churchill Sweeps Back To Power; Margin 24 Seats   Attlee Expected To Resign Soon, Ending Six-Year Reign Of Labor Government; Voting Is Neary

Socialists Fall, Tories Capture House Majority   Conservatives Fall Far Short Of Majority They Hoped For In Commons — King Asks Churchill To Form New Government —Red Party Given Severe Beating

Tory Margin in Commons Above 313 Seats Needed  Six Yeor Rattle Ende   Six Year Battle Ends in a Victory for War Time Prime Minister

Win Scant Majority of Seats Over Labor; Trail In Total Vote   [King Calls War-Time Prime Minister to Form New Government; Socialists Concede Victory to Tories

Britain’s Grand Old Tory Takes Up Reins Again  kkk Churchill Career Almost   Churchill Career Almost Symbol Of Empire Itself

Victory Is  Clinched By Late Count   Will Go To Palace Tonight To Receive King’s Request To  Form Cavernmant

Party Sure Of Majority In Commons   Edge To Be Slim Over Labor, Ousted After   Six Years at Helm.

KING SUMMONS WAR 2 LEADER T0 FORM CABINE]   Victors Gain Slim Edge Over Laborites To End Six-Year Socialist Rule

Churchill Takes Over As Leader Of British Govt.   77-Year-Old Chief Of Conservatives Pushes Attlee Out

Conservatives In Power But. Hold Slim Margin   Toke 48.5 Of Known Popular Vote; Churchill Jubilant; 6 Years Of Socialism Ends

Gain Around 20-Seat Lead  In Commons   Labor Captures Larger Share Of Popular Vote

Churchill Is Victorious OverLaborGovernment In Hard Fought Battle

TORIES GAIN 313 SEATS IK SUM VICTORY   Will Receive King’s Request To Form New Government

Churchill Swept Back  Into Power   6 Yr. Socialist Rule Ends; Tory Majority In Commons Assured

Conservatives Win By Slender Margin In British Voting  Leader at 77 Will Again Be Named Prime Minister

Returns Give Conservatives Slight Margin   Tories Get 310 Seats With 604 Out of 625 Districts Reporting

British Vote Short Of Clear Mandate  Churchill, 77, Again Prime Minister

Conservatives Deal Labor Blow Although Margin Not As Much as Was Expected

LIBERAL VOTE DEIOES FATE OF SOGALISTS   Conservative Wins More Than Majority in House of Commons.

Britain Ousts  Its ‘New Deal’   Conservatives Garner Majority With Some Returns Still Out

Leads Conservative Party to Victory Over the Laborites   But Margin is Not Much Better Than Was Held by Attlee

Conservatives Win Over Labor Party   Attlee Retains House Seat In Bitter British Election

War-Time Prime Minister Return to Power, Ending Six Years of So cialist Rule Unaer Attlee. 4,

Churchill Leads Party Victory Over Laborites  Margin of Victory  Over Socialists Is  Slim; Conservatives Hold 310 Seats

Churchill Back In Power with Thin Majority   Election Closes Six-Year Struaqgle

Conservative Party Victors ln British National Election   Majority Much Less Than Expected By Party Leaders

Socialist Rule For Six Years Brought fo End   Conservative Margir In Commons Is Far Short of Expectations

Monarch Orders Wartime Leader  To Form Cabinet  Tory Party Given Sure Majority in Commons Ballot

" — CLIMAX — Tories End Six-Year Labor Rule   THEIR MARGIN WILL BE SLIM

 LONDON Oct. 26 VP —  Prime Mimster Attlee drove fo Buckingham palace tonight fo hand tm his resignation

Churchill Party Captures Hard-Fought British V ote, But Maitoritv Is Not Great

Election Ends Six-Year Rule Of Socialists  Rural Areas Swing Margin To Tories

Tory Victory Closer Than Was Expected   Labor Has Slight Edge In Popular Vote But Loses

Churchill Due to Take Premiership  Party Grabs 41 Seats to Rule Over Laborites

Only Outlying Districts Left To Report   Results Bring Climax to Six-Year Struggle by Warrior Churchill

Winston Churchill Leads Party To Smashing Victory Over Socialist Labor Leader Clement Attlee

Conservatives Return to Power in Britain; Winnie's Party Has Comfortable Edge

Labor Party Is Defeated After Six-Year Rule   Incomplete Returns Assure Churchill’s Return As Prime Minister With Margin OF About 30 Seata

LABORITES  ARE BEATEN IN ELECTION   Conservatives Win Mojority. of Commons by Slender Margin, Ending 6Year Socialist Rule.   ATTLEE TURNS IN HIS RESIGNATION   King Summons. Churchill to Palace to Form New Government; Eden Foreign Minister.   LONDON, Oct. 26. — Winston Churchill took over es Prime Minister of Britain tonight. e

‘Architect of German Victory’ Comes Back to Number 10 Downing Street

ARCHITECT OF VICTORY BACK  Resurgence of Vigor Flares Over Britain

Where He Left Off In 1945  Louder British Voice Seen Now That Winnie’s Back

Elect Majority to Commons But Trail in Popular Vote   RY REIMAN MORIN

Churchill To Put Pep Into Policy   Fighting Prime Minister To Bring Respect For Britain Again, Some Cbservers Think

Winston Churchill, in F ighting Trim, Ready To Restore Britain to Rele of World Power

‘Winnie’ Returns fo Power in Britain: Vidory Margin Slim   ‘But Tories Still Do Not Have Workable Majority in Parliament; Churchill Is . Jubilant As Socialists Are Defeated

Attlee Resigns Tories Given Slim Margin   Wartime Leader, 77, " Recalled After Six  Years of Socialism

Labor Party Out As Late Refurns Clinch Election   Churchill’s Party Assured Majority  Of Commons Seats  ms... MUTRTARTRFORNRING

Wartime Leader Of Great Britain Back in Power   Narrow Victory Margin for Tory Party Brings an End To 6-Year Socialist Regime

Tory Party Gains Slim Majority   Laborites” Given Slight Edge In Total Ballots

Tory Forces Sure Of Majority Of Seats Although Returns Still Incomplete; Labor Wins Popular Vote And Will Be Strong  Opposition Party: Campaign Vigorous.

Tory Forces Clinch Romp Over Socialists   Though Conservatives Fail To Run Up Margin They Had Hoped, Their Victorv Is Assured

Conservatives Cinch Victory By Slim Margit  Wrinctan (haeekhith   Winston Churchill Will Become Prime Minister at Once

OUSTED AFTER i16-YEAR TERM   Former Leader Is Summoned By King To Form Cabinet   Picks Picks Up Where He Left Off After Six Bleak Years— Wincton Churchill Resumes Charue Of British Destiny

{5 More Killed When British, — Egyptians Clash   29 Others Including Child Are Reported Injured in Fighting

15 Egyptians Die in Clash  British Say Police Lose Control in Suez

FIGHTING AGAIN FLARES IN SUEZ   FIFTEEN EGYPTIANS RE. PORTED KILLED IN CLASH WITH BRITISH,

George Hits Blanket Troop Use  Says Limit Vite   Says Limit Vital _ If Congress To Avoid Laxity

George Urges Limit On Use Of U.S. Troops   Georgia Senator Opposes Giving President ‘Blanket’ Powers

Home Today From Korean War Zon picinlonsil lettre Slicindctelbaieleact A-line  Bradley Sees Chance Of. Military Decision

Bradley Sees Hope Of Full Korea Victory  Back In Washington After Close-up Look At Banle Territory

General Says Morale Good;  Mum On-Plans   Both He And Bohlen Silent On Stalemate ‘In: Cease-Fire: Talks

Bradley Sees Chance fo Win   Military Chief Home From Meetings In For East

Allied ied Offensive Has Gaia Up To 4 Miles Along A 40-Mile Front

Casey, Friends to Answer but as They Please   Involved in Surplus Ship Deal Returning Profit of $2,800,000

Casey Says Pals To Testify In Due Time   Ship Deal Will Be Told Senators At Later Date

GROUP SHARING PROFITS IN SHIP SALES 1S SILENT   Spokesman Declares He And Friends Will Answer In Time Questions On Survlus Deal.

Casey Says He Will Answer in His Own Time  He and Others in Ship Deal to Meet

Casey To Tell: Takes His Time  Statement Awaited On Big Ship Coup

Will Talk in Own Time. Casey Says Three Senate Groups  Move to Investigate f osckh Penfit Shin Dea

Casey Says He Il Answer Probers   But He and Friends Will Talk on Surplus Ships ‘in Own Time’

Casey, Cohorts  Prepare Answet  To Allegations fee a ly  Profitable Deal In Surplus Ships

Casey And His Friends Plan To Answer Charges When They So Choose

New Move Is Made By  Racketeer   Harry Gross’ Menta Status Questioned By Attorneys

Joint Policy Group Orders Full Boycott of Defense Agencies   Leaders Reject 10% Pay Ceiling; Blast Wilson for ‘Big Business Bias’

ANGRY LABOR — TO BOYCOTT DEFENSE PLAN   Mobilization Policy Of Wilson Draws Sharp Rebuke

House Measure Studied Closely By Commiffee   Flat Across-Board Increase Is Opposed

Tax Bill Is Taking Bad Beating   Not Likely To Pass Senate Finance Committee

Start On Terms In Prison   Seven ‘Commies’ To Confinement; Bench Warrants For Four Others

Only Seven Reds Annear For Sentence   Failure of Other Four To Apear Stirs Court But Reason Is Not Giver At Hearing in New Yor

7 Members of Red Hierarchy  Begin Terms »   Warrants Out for Rest; _ $80,000 Bailto Be Oe Woarfeit ‘Ss

4. Reds Fail To A ppear; $80,000 Bail Forteited    Attorneys And Bondsmen Ordered To Federal Cour This Afternoon; FBI Hunts Missing Communists

lop U. S. A. Reds Go Behind Bars  Long Fight To Avoid Prison Ends For 7

Four Fail to Appear Seperate renner  TOP COMMUNISTS ORDERED TO JAIL

Forfeits Bond of Red Quartet   Wide Search Made By FBI For Missing

Four Commies Forfeit Bail of $80,000   Fail To Appear . in Federal Court Today at New York

7 Top U.S. Red Leaders, Begin Prison ‘Terms   Assue Arrest Warrants tor 4 Others Who Failed _—_ to’ Surrender

Four Communist Leaders Fail to Appear in Court  Sought by FBI as €80 000 in Bail

7 Reds Start Prison Terms; 4 Forfeit Bail  Bench ‘Warrants issued for De Ye ..... yg. VALE Matlin C2. ce dea

Top U.S. Reds Start Serving Prison Terms  Court Issues Bench Warrants For Four Who Fail To Annear

Four Top Reds Fail To Appear For Jail Term  * Seven Show Up As Ordered To Begin Federal Sentence"

After Three-Year Battle To Escape Pris  Only 7 Of 11 Top U.S. Reds Show Up To Begin Terms

SEND SEVEN OF U.S. HIGH REDS TO JAIL TERMS   Bench Warrants For Four Others: Q4H1l Tinder Rand

4U.S. Reds  Fail to Show Up in Court   $80,000 Bail Ordered”: Forfeited; Widespreac FBI Search Begins —

FOUR REDS ABSENT   Seven. U. S. Communis! Leaders Hear Prison  tences

Red Leaders Of American Party Start  Prison Term   Four Fail To Show Up Before Court.  No Reasons Given

Federal Judge Orders 7 Reds To BeginTerms   Warrants Issued for 4 Who Did not Surrender —Most Get Five Years

Seven Top ‘Reds Sent ‘To Prison   Issue Warrants For Four Others Who Fail To Show Up In New York

Only 7 Of 11 Convicted Reds Surrender      Court To Issue Bench Warrants

Seven Other Top Leaders Sent To Jail   Judge Denies All Motions To. Delay Sentences

Top Reds Ordered to Prison   Seven Surrender; Bench Warrants Issued for Others

‘SEVEN TOP REDS ORDERED 10 JAIL   JUDGE TURNG DOWN MOTIONS TO REDUCE, MODIFY SENTENCES

i Convicted Commies Fail To Surrender   Judge Orders 7 Other Top Communist Party Leaders to Prison— Warrants Out for 4

4. Of 11 Reds Fail To Show Up For Terms   Seven Begin Sentences; Bench Warrants Asked Yor Others Who Were Out On Bail

Red Chiefs Ordered To Start Terms   Judge Sends Seven To Prison, Issues Warrants for Four

Warrants Out for 4 Others   Handcuffed Reds Are Whisked Off to Cells

AEDS 60 10 JNU AN PLOT  AGAINST WU. 5   Court Orders Arrest of Fou Others Who Failed , to Surrender.

4 Reds Hide Out, Forfeit $80,000 Bail   F.B.I. Hunts Eight Missing Commie Leaders Believed To Be Forming  Red Underground Here.

Four Top Reds Fail to Report To Serve Terms   7Ordered to Prison: Bench Warrants Issued fox Others

4 Of Convicted Top Reds Fait To Surrender   Judge Issues Bench Warrant For Their Arrest; 7 Others  Reain Sentences

Four Missing U. §. Commies Bail Forfeited   Communists Fail to Make Appearance in Court for Jailing

Missing Reds Sought in FBI Manhunt.   Four Communist. Leaders Fail to Show Up to Beain Terms in Jail

FBI Seeks Four Elusive Commies Who Failed to Appear: $80,000 Bail Forfeitec

Four Top American Communists Fail to Report to Prison  Warrants Issued for Convicted Red Leaders FBI Launches Search

Seven Top Reds To Begin Jail Terms Today   Warrants for Four Who Fail to Show

FOUR REDS FAIL TO APPEAR FOR PRISON TERMS      Seven Top Communists Start Sentences; Others: Ordered Seized. nad

BAIL OF FOU OTHER REDS FORFEITED   issue Bench Warrants For Arrest Of Quartet   ALL MOTIONS   To Reduce Or Modify Sen. tences Denied: Ohioan Among Those Missing

Judge Acts: 4 ‘Commies  Are Missing   Court Issues Warrants For Quartet Failing Te. Surrender

Top Communists Ordered to Begin Prison Sentences  Warrants Issued for   Warrants Issued for 4 Not Surrendering

Seven Commie Leaders Show   Appear to Begin Serving Terms, Four Others Fail To Show Up

T Top Commies Ordered to Start Prison Terms   Court Issues Bench Warrants for 4 Who Fail to Surrender

Seven Top Reds Enter Prison, Warrants Issued For Four Who Fail Te Surrender

FBI Pushes Big Manhun For Quartet   L. S. Communists Lose 880.000 In  Court Procedure

Four Of Convicted Reds Fail To Appear To Start Sentences   Seven Others Answer To Names And Will Begin Three To Five Year Terms For Conaniringe Against EJ. S.

4 Top Reds Fail to Show Before Cour!   Speculation Hints Plot to Escape Prison Terms

Train Plunges Into Swollen Creek   Seven Top Reds  Begin Sentences

Four Missing Reds Fail to Report for Jail, Bail Forfeited  Failure to Appear In Court Sets Off  Nationwide Search

Four Top Reds* Fail To Show Up For Sentencing   Government Demands Bail Be Forfeited

7 Communists Sent to Prison; 4 More Hunted   Convicted of Plot To Use Violence Against Government

OTHERS APPEAR TO START THEIR STAY IN PRISON   Bench Warrants Are Asked For Missing -Top Communists— Three To Five-Year  ‘Sentences.

Four Reds Fail To Report For Jail Terms   Bench Warrants Are  Issued; Seven Sent To U. S. Prison

Four Red Leaders Skip Bail   Fail to Appear For Commitment To Prison; Seven Gthers Present

Atomic Shells Reported Sent To Front Lines   Staff Officers Skeptical But GI's Believe Story Published In U, S,

'Cause Of The Truce?  Atomic Shells In Use?  ‘Officials Keeping Mum

Silence Greets Report of Atom Shells in Korea   ‘Two Generals Doubt Such Ammunition Delivered to Frant

Officials Silent On Reports Atom Shell: Sent to Front Lines  But Yanks in Korea Believe Story True, Some Offer Proof

UN Officers Keep Silent  On Rumors   Frontline Troops Believe Reports; Generals Scoff

Costello To Answer Charges He -Is Head Of National Crime Syndicate   late Frank Kelly, forme: Brooklyn Democratic leader.

LINKS O’DWYERWITH ADONIS   Witness Says Ex-N.Y. Mayor Introduced Him Tc Underworld Character.

O'DWYER LINKED WITH JOE ADONIS   Senate Committee Conducts Gotham Hearings

ELECTION DEFEAT RECALLED Top Politicians Are Named  As Joe Adonis Intimates

Crime Probers Told Political Angle Involved   WN. ¥. Official Claims Joe Adonis: Present At Leaders’? Session

Says O'Dwyer Introduced Hin To Joe Adonis   Deputy N. Y. State Attomey General Gives Testimony

Meat Prices Under Probe   Nationwide Investigation  Starts To See If Controls Violated

OPS Orders Agents Scan Meat Costs   AIL Enforcement Officers Thrown Into Inquiry On Price Ceilings

Federal Inquiry Ot Meat Prices   OPS Enforcement Move ls Started

OPS Director Of Enforcement (Orders Probe Of Meat Prices  Will Determine Whether Wholesalers And Packers Complvine With Ceilings

Meat Price Probe Slated By Agency   Q.P.S. Investigation May be Followed By Livestock Ceiling

OPS Directs All-out Probe Of Meat Prices   All Available Enforcing Officers Assigned to Task

NATIONAL PROBE OF MEAT PRICES ORDERED BY OPS   Packers, Wholesalers Accused of, Violations in Complaints   TO CHECK RECORDS   Department Alse Weighs Ceilings on Sales of Livestock

OPS ORDERS: PRIGE PROBE: : IN MEAT MART   ‘Investigation Aim - a “Is to Determine Compliance on Cailing:

Probe Launched on Meat Prices   OPS to Investigate; Complaints Received

QPS ORDERS PRICK PROBE IN MEAT MART   Investigation Aim Is to Determine Compliance on Ceiling:

OPS Orders Quick Check On Meat   Will Act to Force Rigid Compliance With Price Ceilings.

Probe of Veat Prices Across Nation Ordered   Industry Complains Its Being Compelled To Pay Higher Prices

INVESTIGATION OF MEAT PRICES BEING ORDERED   Gevernment Checking On Compliance Of Packers, Wholesalers   LIVESTOCK CEILINGS ARE FORECAST SOON

Western lL nion Co. Strike OH   Company, Union Reach Agreement On Wage Dispute

MELEE IN DIXIELAND  Policemen Restere Order After Grenade Blast, Riot

Regional Prices  Fixed For Meat   Nation-Wide Ceiling Plan Replaced To End Squeeze on Butchers

Russia Agrees With Big Four On Secret Talk   Dec. 10 Is Deadline To Report Whether Gulf Can Be Closed

lron Triangle Defenses Fall   iReds Fight Furiously Ir East To Cover Up Forced Withdrawal!

“TRIANGLE’ CRUMBLES  Rad Roar Guards Kiaht  REUUE BOUCHER VUE UD BoBC BAL  To Cover Withdrawal

RED REAR GUARDS BATTLE 10 COVER RETREATING FOL   Fight Fiercely as, Main Body of Troops Fiees ‘Iron Triangle’   ALLIES- GAIN SLOWLY   Enemy Believed Withdraw: ing to ‘New Mountain Stronghold

Allies Push 3 Miles Beyond Triangies Reds Hold There  Rear-Guard Action Slows _ Pursuit By Tank Units

Tornado Rips Oklahoma and Texas Today   Dallas County and Lawton Report Heavy Damage, But Only One Death

Dr. Wagner Firec For Second Time  New Trustee Board QOructe Balline Hand

UN Assembly Bars Red Chine  inaina Rev   4 Stinging Reversals Handed Russia in Day

Four Stinging Rebukes Given To Soviet Bloe   Acheson Says Conduct Of Red China Below Generel Level Of Barborism—Charge Against Russia Te. Ba Penhed

Kremlin Rebuffed  In Four Decisions   Assembly to Study Plans For German Election

U.N. Against Plan to Seat Chinese Reds   Assembly Acts After Pitter Remarks by Secretary Acheson

U.N. Assembly Refuses Seat To Red China   Soviet Given Four Stinging Reversals During Day's Sessior

RED CHINA IS REBUFFED BY UN ASSEMBLY   Peiping’s Conduct Far Below “Level Of Barbarism,” Acheson Says   COMMUNISTS SUFFER ADDITIONAL SETBACKS

UN SLAMS DOOR AGAINST CHINA RED ENTRANCE   Communist Attempts To Crack Western Front Faj\

AGAINST CHINA RED ENTRANCE   Communist Attempts To Crack Western Front Fail

UN Slams Door on Red Chinese   Scathing Indictment of “Barbarians” Made by Acheson.

Assembly Slams Door  OnRedChina  Ravnarvcale Vandad   Reversals Handed To Soviet Bloc At Paric Secctan

U. N. Assembly Closes Door  To Red China   Acheson Hits Peiping’: Conduct as Far Below ‘Level of Barbarism’

Loan Sought from U.S.  Iran Now Feeling Pinch  Of British Oil Seizure

Acheson Lists Envoy Talks As “Hopeful   Commie Dovble-Cross Warning Sounded : By U.S.

Red Reply Reported to Ask Military Talk   Gromyko’s Answer to U.S. Request for Details on Cease-Fire Studied

Reds Liberate More Yanks to Spread: Propaganda Against Truman, Wall St

Three More American Prisoners Freed By Communists fo Carry Back Propagand.

EISENHOWER GIVES TRUMAN REPORT ON EUROPEAN TOUR   General Closeted With Presi. dent, Cabinet and Other Government Leaders 2) Minutes,   TO ADDRESS MEMBERS OF CONGRESS TODAY   Speech Expected to Touch ot Prospects for Defense of Free Nations and U. S.  Reinforcements.

Eisenhower Returns To Report On Trip General ‘Ike’ Outlines  Prospects Of European Deas,  Amen

Ike Reports to Truman, Cabinet   He Goes Before Congressmen Today

Ike’s Talk At White House Kept Secret  Will Speak To Congress Today

‘Te’ Reports To President   General to Meet Congres:  ee: eens fen brerers

Gen. ‘Tke’ Reports To Truman, Other Top U.S. Officials   Takes His Proposals To Congress Today

Eisenhower Reports to President   Says He Still “Hopes” Efforts Will Result in Peace.

"VOICE’ ASKS OLD’ NUMBERS No U.S. Market for - Songs Praising Stalin

Voice’ Refuses Communists Bid  ' Jesting Note Asks Anti-Stalin Works

Phila. Loses  Republican   °52 Convention   Chicago Picked; Tke-for-President’ Talk Diminishes

Oil Plans Hold Despite Hague Court Proposal   Iranians Say They'll Go Ahead; Britens to Pull Out Their Technicians

lran Plan to Take Over Oil is Unchanged   Officials Say No New Instructions Received From Tehran Regarding Abadan Refinery

Iran Holds Firm On Decision To Nationalize Oil   Officials Give No Indications Of Compliance With Court Recommendations For Suspending Program

NO PLANS CHANGED   Iranian Officials Say Ne New Instructions Have Been Received

Parents Had Refused Operation  ‘ Carolyn to Keep Her. E yes; Mayo Doctors Find No Cancer

Baby Girl Won't Lose Her Eyes  Mayo Clinic Doctors Find No Cancer

Specialists Decide Georgia Child Is Not In Real Danger Of Losing Sight

Girl Found Free of Cancer Georgia Child Will Not Have to Lose Eve:

Parents’ Prayers Are Answered As Mayo Clinic Specialists Fail To Find Trace Of Cancer In Girl's Eyes

Mayo Clinie Specialists Report. Inflammatory ‘Reaction.  Find No Evidence of Cancer-- Girl ‘5 Ey ves Saved

MOTHER’S WORRIES END — Mayo Doctors Say Tot Will Not Lose Her Eyes

All A Mistake, Mayo Experts Say Girl, 4, Won't Die or Go Blind, Flying Trip to Clinic Reveals

Winds Pile Up To 6 Inches Of Snow In State  Appleton Area Has Its Worst Storm Of Year; Lightning Bolt Clips Cable

JUNE WEATHE TAL IS HEAVY   Tornadoes, Floods Ant Drought Cause Huge Losses

Weather Cruel To Mid-States  Violent Storms Take Staaaerina Toll

Scores Die And * Farm Crops Suffer In Savage Storms  Cheering News Is. Heard In Dixieland   Cheering News Is Heard In Dixieland, Rain Ends Drought

Home Run in Ninth, With 2 On, Wins Game   ‘Thomson Hero; Dodgers Held Lead Through Most of Game

N.Y. Defeats Brooklyn in Ninth Inning   Thomson’s Home Run With Two on Base  Beats Dodgers, 5-4

Second Ball Pitched By Branca, Relief For Newcombe, Is Sent Into Stands

Thomson Homers; Giants Win Flag  Dramatic Clout in Final Inning Caps New York Spurt to Pennant

Thomson's Homer Tops Bums, 5-4   Circuit Clout Climaxes Rally in Last Inning

Ninth Inning Giants’ Rally Tops Dodgers   Thomson Hits Homer for 3 Runs to Win Pennant, 5-4

Children Don't Think; Cars Can't Think--You Think   Thomson's ‘Chips-Down Homer Fatal   KFiret Inning._NDadaerse

NINTH INNING RALLY GIVES GIANTS 5-4 WIN   OPEN SERIES AT YANKEE STADIUM TOMORROW NOON

The Weather   Giants Win With Homer In Ninth, 5-4   Thomson Hero With 3-Run Hit for N.Y.

Huge Forest Blaze Loose   2500 to 3000 Acres in Oregon Burned; Fighters Overwhelmed

Mrs, Latfimore Was Ghost Writer   Senate Group Leerns She Wrote Pamphlet for Walfece on Pacitic Problerme

‘Big Four Meet Later Is Possible   French-British ’ Talk Also Seen

Boost In State Taxes Appears Out For Year   Wilfiams Wins Fight Against Gas Measure

Lane Stresses Need For Adequate Taxes  Retiring Governor Gives Earawail Talk Toa

Screaming Red Troops Seize U.N. Outposts   Similar Thrust Fails in Sector East of Successful One

Reds Take Two Outposts in Pre Dawn Drive   20 Communist Jets Attack UN Planes on Strafing Mission

Reds Drive Allies from Two Outpost:  Marines Mark Corps Founding

Chinese Win . TwoOutposts ir Banzat Attacks   UN Negotiators Give Ug Plan to Get Kaesong in Swap

Allied Planes, Troops Strike  Hard At Reds   Russian Pilots May Be Flying ti Korea, Gen. Vandenberg Ss

Reds lake Two Hills in  Dawn Attack   Marines Mark 176th Anniversary in Commie Shoot

Red Attacks Overrun Twe IN Gutrosts   Other Enemy Assaults Along the Central Korean Front Are Beaten Off.

Gran Possibility ; 90,000 Unlisted Allied PW s May Be Dead, U.N. Staff Fear

North Korean Truce Delegate Intimates That Most of Them Died From Disease or Exposure.   CEASE-FIRE LINE AGREEMENT EXPIRE:   Lull in Ground Fighting Evy. pected to Continue for Time Being Without Extension of Accord.   By GEORGE A. M'ARTHUR

50,000 Are Feared Dead 'AsPrisoners Of Reds _   , Communists Admit Death Of Half Of U.S. Captives Not On Their Official List

UN Presses For Information On 50,000 More Prisoners   Reds Hint A!! May Be Dead From Disease Or Exposure: Neaotiators Still Meetina

REDS PRESSED FOR DETAILS ON PRISONERS   50,000 Allies Feared Dead Of Exposure And Disease

fesse Agreement Expires ‘Thousands More Allied Prisoners Feared Deac   U.N. Troops Driven From Key Position   Three-Day Battle Biggest Enemy Offensive Since November 27

U.N. Seeks Full POW Accounting Reds Hint 50,000 . Died of Disease  Ov EFenacipre

Conen Denies tax Evasion   Geaglend Overlord, Wife  Win Freedom on Bonc

Negro Girl Named Queen At Illinois   JAILED ON ASSAULT CHARGE  Mother Floors Principal For Banning Jeans

Low Temperatures Set Records In East Cold Wave Toll Increases;  \ation Reports 121 Deaths

Cold Wave Takes Heavy U. S. Toll   129 Lose Lifes, Temperatures Drop

Record Seasonal Lows Marked In Some States   Colder Weather Seen For Helena Area; Maine Gets 30 Below

Record Seasonal Lows Marked In Some States  Colder Weather Seen For Helena Area;

Cold Wave Claims At Least 121 Lives   Georgia Town Is Left Without Gas

121 Dead in East From Frigid Wave  Ogden Gets , Unexpected Slick Snow

Record Cold Hits East: 129 Dead   New Storm Front to Bring More Damage, Misery

New Low Marks Are Recorded in Eastern Areas  Cold Wave Claimed 121 Livec in U.S.

Weather Aim: New Punch at Icy Nation   30 Below in Maine: Rash of Fires From Overheated Furnaces

IN ROCKIES   Maine Is Coldest With 30 Below As South Also Shivers

Cold Wave Has Killed 128   30 Below Zero In- Moulton, Me.; 12 Above Here

More Snow and Cold Ahead, Says Chicago Weather Man   Vast Rerion Bit

COLD WAVE'S GRIP TAKES 129 LIVES.   New. Storm. Grows East of Rockies; Texas Warms Un

Deaths Rise, More Frigid Weather Due   Warning Issued As New Storm Develops In Northern Areas

Cold Wave fo 30 Below in Maine; 128 Dead in U. S.   And New Storm Begins to Move Eastward from the Rockies.

New Storm To Bring More Snow and Cold   Storm Center Developing East of Rockies; 127 Deaths Blamed On Weather In Current Cold Wave.

NEW STORM IS BREWING IN ROCKIES   Maine Is Coldest With 30 Below As South Also Shivers

RED ATROCITIES IN KOREA TOLD   Genghis Khan Practice:  Are Revived By  Communists

ENEMY ACCEPTS OFFER TO ENTER ARMISTICE TALK.   Time And Place For Cease-Fire Conference Proposed— Reds Claiming Ko -rean War Victory. .

Multi-Billion Dollar Spending Program Proposed To Nation   Powerful Foreign Economics Czar Submitted To Truman To Break the Back of Hunger And Famine; Also Halt Red Aggression   Rv ERNEST B. VACCARO

TRUMAN PRAISES WORLD SPENDING PLAN FROM IDAB   Multi-Billion Program Is Intended To Halt War, Hunger   CZAR FOR OVERSEAS FINANCING IS URGED

BIG ECONOMIC SPENDING PLAN IS DRAFTED   Proposal Is Aimed To Break the Back of Hunger and Aggressio:

Truman Backs Plan To Break Back of Famine   Rockefeller Board Offers Scheme To Combat Communism

Huge Spending Plan Proposed To Avert War   Rockefeller Board Sug. gests Ways Te Combat Hunaer In World

Multi-Billion Dollar Spending Program Proposed To Nation   Powerful Foreign Economics Czar Submitted To Truman To.Break the Back of Hunger '  And Famine; Also Halt Red Aggression

Hunger, Famine  Cure Offered in.  New Proposal Truman Praises  Report Given by. Rockefeller Aides.

Spending Of Billions Proposed   Rockefeller Board Would Break Famine to Avert War.

Office Won By Churchill   King Summons Victor to Palace; New Cabinet to Be Named Monday

COLDER AIR ON WAY   Forecaster Says Storm Has Lost Most of Its Force

italian Premier Seeks Showdown  DeGasperi Demands Confidence Ballot

ITALY FACING GOV'T CRISIS   Premier De Gasperi Asks For Showdown Vote Of Confidence

Highest Flood Crest In 107 Years Rolls Past Cape Girardeau  Water Creeps Over One-Third of City, Unproctected by Dikes

iT-Year High Record Broken By Mississippi   Crest Passes St. Louis; Damage Near $15,000,000

NEVER THOUGHT WE'D MAKE JT’ First Combat Veterans Home Under Army Rotation Program

Furst 1500 GI's Returned From War {In Korea Cheered by Seattle Crowds

On Tidelands Control .  Sponsors of Bill Seek To Lessen Opposition

Long Yuletide Leave For Gls in Prospect  Many Soldiers To Get Off From December 22 to January 2

10-Day Christmas Leaves Ordered For Soldiers In Training In United States

SOLDIERS GETTING 10 DAYS AT CHRISTMAS   ' Break in Training Announced For  As Many As Possible Over Helidays

LEAVES FOR TROOPS TO START DEC. 22   Army to Permit as Many as Possible to Spend Christmas Season at Home.

IN TALKS WITH TRUMAN Winnie Due To Ask Greater Atom Energy Info Exchange

Churchill Expected To Press For Greater Interchange Of Atomic Data

Churchill May Urge Atomic Data Exchange   Prime Minister Is Expected To Ask For New Policy

Churchill Will Ask *\’ Trade   Greater Exchanging Of Atomic Secrets One of Winnie’s Main Goals In U.S. Visit

Churchill May Propose Stronger Atomic Link   Prime Minister Expected To Seek Greater Information Trade Between U. S.. Britain

Churchill Is To Ask For Bomb Secrets   British Premier Wants Exchange Of Information

Churchill to Urge Greater Exchange Of Atomic Data   Energy Is Among Topic: He Has _ Informed U. S. He Would  Suggest

Great Britain May Ask Wider  AtomExchan oe   Churchill Likely To Press Demands In Truman Meeting

Churchill Seeks Bigger Exchange Of Atomic Data   Prime Minister To Falk Atomic Energy In Truman Session .

Churchill Slated To Urge Greater  Exchange Of Secret Atoinic Data

LITTLE GLENN POLLEMA, OF HI HULL, CUT OF DANGER IN NEW-INCUBATOR

Advance i in Milk Prices Proposed        Half Per ae in  Piiézburch, Erie. Districts”

One Cent Hike In Milk Price. Listed For Area  Milk Commission’s Proposal Subject Ta OPS Approval

Results: of Election by PMA Listed:   -Frank-Smith.Chosen “hairman; Officials of wnshine Announced

Results of Election by PMA Listed   Frank Smith .Chosen Chairman; Officials of Townships Announced

Home Finding Association Enters Custody Battle ...  Ask Court to Reopen Eddy Case

Philly Welcomes Troops of 28th  2,000 Will  March Today  ss. 8 gD

Philly Welcomes  Troops of 28th     2,000 Will March Tods; In Armistice Parade

4 Red Planes In Bold Raid Pound Seoul   Fifth Air Force Reveals Enemy is Penetrating Area

(IUUU Communists   Caucasian Troops And 70 Tanks Headed For   Wactern Rattlefront

WHITE ‘REDS’ HEAD TOWARD KOREA BATTLE   Offensive May Be Start Of World War Ii

Cloudy, Rain and Cold for State   Skies to Start Clearing Us In Day, Temperatures To Drop

Enemy Activity Growing on All Korean Fronts   Big Communist Forces Moving In Western Area

Will Europe Defend Self? Solons Ask   3 GOP Senators Demand Airing of Aid Setup Linder Alliance

Republicans to Demand Showdown on Evrove   Wherry, Watkins and Kem Want to Know lf Nations Wil Fight

GOP Senators Ask Truman: How Ready ls Europe to Fight?   Wherry, Kem, Watkins Say U.S. Needs to Know What to Expect

Father, Child Killed In‘Crash Car, Truck Collide West Of Mauston

State Tax Need Estimate Cut By $45 Million   Anticipated Increase In Crude Oil Levies To Up Revenue Fund

Letter Critical Of Truman Policy Given As Reason For Dismissal Of Lt. (jg) Evans   EDGEWATER MAN WROTE LETTER WHILE ABOARD USS ROGERS OFF KOREA; WRITTEN TO CHAIRMAN OF AMERICAN-CHINA POLICY   ASSOCIATION

The Evans Letter (Navy Ousts Lieutenant ‘Who Rips Truman Policies

Navy Fires Critic Of U. S. Policy   Lieutenant Ousted For Backing M’Arthur

Ousted Navy Lieutenant Calls Acheson Red, Criticizes Administration’s Foreign Policy

Collazo Must Die In Chair, Jury Decides  Court-Appointed Attorney To Apne;

Jury Votes Execution  Of Collaze   Puerto Rican Convicted Of Death of Guard in Attempt on Truman.

Dakota Medical School Dean Admits Being Doper, Confined to Lexington

MEDICAL DEAN TAKING CURE FOR NARCOTICS   South Dakota U. Confirms Rumor Of Traatmeant

HEK-END RAIN, SLEET AND ICE BLANKET AREA   APAAAAANALEL AR LLALSILS  Highway Maintenance Crews Out In  Force to Reduce Travel Hazards   PRECIPITATION HEAVY,

Brisk Vote Out Early in  Some Cities   Parsons, Deciding on an Axton Comeback, May Surpass Estimates   TOTAL UP AT TOPEKA   Early Turnout There Is Twice Primary Count— Weather Generally Good

Voting Is Brisk tn Kansas Towns   Weather Favors  Elections Featured By Special ‘Issues And Lively Races

N. ¥. Election Mystery : Iowan Denies Knowledge of $150,000 ‘Paid’ Him by Hanley

Local Man Denies Any Knowledge of Big ‘Debt Purportedly Paid Him By Joe Hanley

Hagermann Denies Reported Hanley Debt of $150,000   ‘Bank Failure’ Record Is Not Discovered In Investigation

Two Versions Congress Bill Before State   Sendte and House Must Work Out Agreemént On Apportionment * Of Conaressmen ~°

Redistricing Bills Differ, DecisionSoon   Final Action on Highway Appropriations Near; Oth er Major Bills Considered

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Says Ellis N. Slack, named By McGrath to Succeed Ousted Theron Caudle, Recommended Investigators Who Indicted Finnegan Report They Could Find No Evidence of Tax Fixing.

INSIDE WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff «OF The Serinns-Howard Newsnaners

K .U. BUDGET GOES TO REGENTS BOARD  ec Tr iogpfiemn a   School Officials to Be or Hand When Membership  Issue Comes Un

K .U. BUDGET GOES TO REGENTS BOARD   School Officials to Be on Hand When Membership Issue Comes Up

TIGHT SECURITY RESTRICTIONS SET FOR ROME   Eisenhower Will Confer With  Leaders

Record Rains Flood Rivers   Rampaging Weters Pose New Threats In South; Two Drowned

1,200 Leave Homes n Southern Floods  Mississippi, Lower Alabama Afflicted ~

Blames HST for Trouble Over Troops   Senator Sees “Greatly Diminished Confidence in President.

Knowland Puts Blame On Truman   Senator Urges Real Foreign Policy By Action Of Conaress

Kwii land Citts Dispute  Confidence Lack disk In Troops Issue Told. Up -

Knowland Speaks On  Troop Issue   Says Lack Of U. S. Confidence In HST Cause Of Dilfer:

NO CONFIDENCE IN TRUMAN LEADERSHIP   Nation Has Lost Faith In Presi] dent. Senator Know    Jand Declares

Sees Nation Wary  Of Truman Policies  Knowland Calls On Congress to Act

Troop Issue ls Stalemated In Congress  Dispute Must Not Paralyze Foreign

IN TROOPS-FOR-EUROPE DEBATE  Knowland Says Nation Has Lost Confidence in Truman

Calls big four To Cut Arms  by One-Third   Recommends Arms Control Organ Similar lo Security Council Where Soviet Has Veto

Asks Anglo Authority ToDoSame   Foreign Minister ‘Sure’  ' Britain Will Not Accept—Would Use UN Setup   Calls It ‘Real War’   Says British Military Wages Campaign Soli as One in Korea

Vishinsky Calls for  ‘Action’. —   Soviet Proposals ‘Make No Mention Of Conference Bid

Vishinsky Plan Would Prohibit   Atomic Weapon   Red Minister Lays 4-Poin Disarmament Progran   Before UN Assembl:

Soviet Gives Disarmament  Plan to UN.   Vishinsky Program Calls For Banning A-Weapons

Vishinsky Lays New Arms Plan Before Assembly  Russian Plan Would Call For Ban on  Use of Atomic Bomb

Soviet Russia Presents New Disarm Plan Visinsky Asks Absolute Ban On Atomic Weapon

Reds Offer Counter fo West's Plan   Vishinsky Says Allied Program Won't End War

New Arms. Atom Plan Offered by Russia   Only the Tent New ot Truce Site

Vishinsky Proposes Plan as Substitute For Western Plan   Wants Absolute Prohibition of Atomic Weapons

Russia Sets Plan to Ban All Atom Arms Before UN   Counters Big 3 Peace Provosals

USSR Offers New Plan for Disarmament      Vishinskv Asks Absolute Prohibition of Atomic Weapons

Cut Armaments One Third, Plan Put Before U. N.   Vishinsky Offers Idea as Substitute for Western Proposal

—fP AKI S— Say West’s Scheme Does  Not Fill Bill  (ay en > eee oe

Proposal Calls For One-Third Armaments Cut  Russian, In Subdued Speech, Says West's Pl

Russia Proposes Disarm   4-Point Proposal Given U. N. Today Would Replace One Suggested by Others

ASKS ABSOLUTE PROHIBITION OF ATOMIC WEAPONS   SAYS CONVINCED THAT WEST’S PLAN ‘DOESN’T FILL BILL’

Vishinsky Offers Four Point Plan for Disarming  Allied Proposal Doe Not Fit Bill, “Fecsiga

Calm Vishinsky Presents Setup Under U.N. Rule  Proposes Speedy Cut by One-Third,  Eilina of Renort

Soviets Offer New Plan For Disarmament   Vishinsky Colts For Prokibition Of Atomic Bombs

WOULD SLASH ALL ARMS BY 30 PER CENT   Would Prohibit Atomic Weapons

Reds Offer New Arms Plan to U.N.   Vishinsky Claims Western Program Fails to Fill Bill

Four-Point Proposal Made To U.N. Assembly By Vishinsky   ASKS REDUCTION OF ARMAMENTS BY. ONE-THIRD IN CALENDAR YEAR FOLLOWING ADOPTION

Vishinsky Offers Russian Proposal For Disarmament  Plan Would Prohibit

Red Delegate Suggests Way To End Crisis   Admits Program Of Westerners Has Some Merit

Red Spokesmat Would Outlaw Atomic Arms  Plan Would Take Place of Truman’s  Daoaaasn Cnaeawvactinn

Russia Has New Plan For Peace   Vishinsky States 4-Point Program Calling for UN To Outlaw Atomic Arms

Prohibition: Of Atomic Arms a Top Demand   Vishinsky Presents’ a Substitute for Allied Peace Proposals «© ~

VISHINSKY  OFFERS PLAN TO DISARN      Russian Foreign Minister Submits 4-Point Disarm ament Proposal to United Nations Assembly.’ ”          ‘URGES ONE-THIRD  REDUCTION IN YEAR   Nations Would List Bases, Weapons and Troops; International Committee Would Check Reports. ©: ie

PROHIBITION OF A-BOMB INCLUDED   Soviets Say U.S., British Plan Not Workable      Calls For One-Third Cut In Arms; World Control Board Urged

Kansan Talks ‘Issues’ With Eisenhower .   ‘Presidential Boom “Leader Hopes General "Will Be Available

Governor Orders GI School Inquiry   Action Called Result Of Congressional Grour Hearing Held Last Week

HEIRESS PAYS PART OF DEATH DUTY Penrhyn Castle Given to Government for Taxes

Only Had 190 Rooms—  Heiress Gives Up Her Castle Due To High Cost of Living

DYING TOO EXPENSIVE  Britisher Gives Up Castle Of 190 Rooms To Pay. Tax

Bill Defeat Is Scored As Surprise   Measure Now To Be Studied By Conference Group

Defeated By Unusual Coalition   Adjournment Plans For Congress Now Certain

Measure Returned to Committee   Demos Say Plan Unfair to Low Income Group

‘Support of Bond Issue Urged ‘Rising Costs Cut Into School Building Funds

Survey Made by O.S.U. Bureau —— ee  Bond Issue Asked After Careful Study of Needs

Support of Bond Issue Urged  School Buildings In Need of Replacements

State Street Addition Planned Harding Building To Be Made Into Junior High

Support of Bond Issue Urged  ‘Harding Poor School ‘In Point of Space

Slot Machine Bill introduced Today   Attorney General Fatzer Is Author of Measure Calling For Seizure on Sight

WOULD BAN SLOTS   House Livestock Committee Bill Could Eliminate  Search Warrants

‘The Miracle’ Banned  Roberto Rossellini’s Film Won‘t Show in New York

Film ‘Miracle’ Banned in State As Sacrilegious  Action Taken   Action Taken By Regents Due For Court Test

$20,000,000 INCREASE ON TRUCK FEES   Illinois House Slashes $8,000,000 of Gov. Stevenson's Proposed License Boost.

House Adopts Harris - Backed Slash After (-HourWrangle   Stevenson Spokesman Endorses Measure in Face Of Stiff Opposition

HOUSE CHOPS § MILLION OFF TRUCK FEE BILL   1:30 A, M. BALLOT ENDS SEVEN HOUR WRANGLE ON BILL

Reconciliation’ Urged By Harold Stassen Ld. Acthi»  aade 'lovalty Dav’ Parade In New York City

Educator Urges Truman to “Bury Hatchet’ With Mac   Harold Stassen Asks That Two Hold Parley

New Year’s Toll Low  ' War Worries Tone   War Worries Tone DPown Celebration

TRUMAN WARNS OF WEAPONS 10 DESTROY WORLD   Would Wipe Out Civiliza.  tien In Event Of War, He Declares   DEFENDS FAIR DEAL AT DEMOCRATIC RALLY

Midwest Likes Ike In 1952   He Can Have It On Either Ticket, Seys Great Plains

Midwest  Ready To Accept Ike   AP Newsman Morin Finds lsolationism Fading Out in Midlands.

Freedom of the Press Vital To You—  Average American Takes Daily Newspaper For Granted, Few Realize the Importance

Baxter, 62,  Veteran Actor, Dies   Started When a Boy as Barker for Backyard Tent Act.

WARNER BAXTER, MOVIE ACTOR, DIES   Original ‘Cisco Kid’ of the Films Succumbs After Long illness

Warner Baxter, Film Star, Dies   Suffered Arthr*‘is For Manv Years

'ROTH PARTIES TOSS WORDS Verbal Donnybrook Seen In Senate’s RFC Probing

Public Assistance Head Opposes Plan Proposed for Posting of Relief Rolls

Public Assistance Head Blasts Bill   Measure Requiring Posting of Relief Rolls Sternly Disapproved

GENERAL SHEPHERD COMMANDS MARINES   Native Of Norfolk Will Succeed Gen. Cliften B. Cates Whe Gets New Assiznment

FBI Head Says Reds Are Ready   Sabotage-Trained Communists Are Set To Hit U. S. Planis

FBI Warns Of Sabotage   Senate Group Told Commies Stand Ready To Hit Inductry

Hoover Says Reds Ready To Strike  FBI Director Reports Communists Would Hit Go S$ Imductrices

GOMMIES READY, HOOVER CLAIMS   Sabotage-Trained Reds Poised To Strike Vital  Industries

‘Hard Core’, Trained Commies Ready to Strike at America,  FBI Chief Tells. Senate Group

‘CHINESE MASSES HURL UN FORCES BACK SEVERAL MILES, NO.@NW. OF SEOUL

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Reds Pierce Allied Line, Then Halted   Enemy Threatens Gateway Center To Vital Pusan

Powerful Tank Columns Hit Enemy   Spread Death, Destruction ce] Blazing 80-Mile Front In Korea

NEW ATTACK KNOCKS FOE OFF BALANC!   Enemy’s Plans For Counter-Offensive Below Seoul Stalled.

Six Columns Attack Along 80-Mile Front   U.N. Forces Advances In Greatest Display Of Armor in Korey

—BIG TOLL— UN Drive Is Called ‘Slaughter’   UNIT 644 MILES BELOW SEOUL

Assault Desioned To Prevent China Counter-Offensive   Two of 6 UN Tank Columns Still Firing North of Hoenasona

Strong Tank Columns Hit Around: Seoul   Six Allied Spearheads Inflict Staggering Losses on Come: munists as Action Flares

Six Allied Tank Columns Smash  At Red Lines   UN Forces Keep Chines Off Balance; Delay Bic Offensive

‘Tanks Spread Destruction on  80-Mile Front   Allies Within 614 Miles of Seoul At One Point

Communists Siaughtered As Allies Strike Within 6. Miles of Seoul Area

Huge UN Tank Force Moves Toward Seoul   Eighth Army Meeting Heavy-Red Resistance In Northers Advanee

Huge Spectacle “Thru The Years’ ‘At Centennial   Robert Stowers, of Cleveland in Charge of the Production

TRAIN WRECKAUE YIELDS fo DEAL   RESCUERS STILL PROBI DEBRIS FOR BODY OF MISSING ENGINEER.

French Stop Reds’ Thrust In Indo-China.  Enemy Turned Back In Fierce Battle At  Kae Mauntain Pasa

French Hurt Back Vietminh Forces  Moroccan Troops wooUUTMe sm ff bas ry

French Repulse Indochina Reds   Vietminh Routed In Mountain Pass Battle

French Troops Hurl Back =; Red Attackers  Fierce Fighting In Indo-China

Governor Fine Denies Any Deals But Two Democrats Switch Votes to Finally Put Measure Across in Committee.

ON INCOME IN PA APPROVEL   Senate Finance Group Okays Plan, Passage Strength Doubtful

MODIFIED TAX ON INCOME IN PA. APPROVED   Senate Finance Group Okays Plan, Passage Strength Doubtful

‘Seventy United Nations Jets Meet  ' Challenge — One Communist Plane Believed Destroyed, No UN Loss   ALLIED PLANES WERE GREATLY OUTNUMBERED

Enemy Throws About 18) Jets Into Korea War  PR ere bo: Ba PE   Commies Suffer Defeat Against 70 Allied Airplanes

Communist Jet Fishters Lose Battle   _ One Red Piane  Destroyed; Foe Sends Up 182 Aircraft

DEMOS C VAN WAGONER   Forme: Governor Will Head ticket At April 2 Elections

Van Wagoner Heads Ticket Of Democrats  Escanaba Man Picke:   Escanaba Man Picked For U. M. Reaent

KING MAY UNDERGO SECOND OPERATION   Britons Gravely: - Worriet * Over Monarch’s Health 

Wreck Blamed On Negligence  Death Of 83 Traced To Slipshod Safety

PRR ACCUSED OF NEGLIGENCE   Probers Blame Line For Tuesday Wreck That Took 83 Lives

lke In Denmark For Arms Talks   Urges Free Nations ‘To Band Together

Reds Continue Poster Attack On Eisenhower   Alliance Commander Leaves Netherlands, Heads For Denmark

Eisenhower InDenmark   Flies Fram The: Hague Today After Talks With Dutch Army Leaders.

IKE, DUTCH DISCUSS HOLLAND'S PLAN   General Flies To Denmark After Plea For Peace

Gen. Eisenhowel Visits Denmark  Flies To Copenhagen After Butch Parleys

Eisenhower to Denmark After Duteh Talks   Communist Sympathizers Still Create Incidents Along Path of General

Eisenhower in Talks on His Alliance Arm)   Need Stressed to Small Nations On Rearming

Eisenhower Goes To Denmark   Urges Free World To Organize For Peace

IBurned Tanker Yields 10 Bodies:      15 Known Dead After Ship Disatser; 22 Still Missine

22 Seamen  Still Missing  oo)  After Crash Fifteen Dead In Fire Toll

Ten Bodies Taken Off Ship Today   Twenty-Two Are Still Missing After Two Tankers Collided Early Friday

22 Persons Missing In Gulf Mishap   Salvage Crew Puts Out Blaze, Finds 10 Charred Bodies

Greenville Man Missing from Tanker   h15 Bodies Recovered, 22 Still Missing in Gulf af Mexico

10 Bodies Taken From Charred Hull   Coast Guard Is Stil Searching F For 22 Missiny In Marine Tragedy  In Gulf Of Mexico,

38 Dead in Collision  Of Tankers   10 Bodies Found In Fire-ravaged Hulk; Others Are Being Sought

Final Defeat of Governor's /One-Half of One Per Cent lIncome Tax Plan Is Predicted

Final Defeat Of Fine’s Tay Is Predicted   Showdown Vote On Next Monday  Believed Certain  To Kill Proposal

Britain's Cash Need Desperate  Churchill Tells — Cabinet of Trip

Britain To Ask More U.S. Money   Churchill Expected To Make Appeal To  President Triman

For Lumberton  Merchants Express Approval Of Proposed Traffic Project

Reds Attack On 45-Mile Front   ror Lumberton  Merchants Express Approval Of Proposed Traffic Project

Cpl. J. B. Tovender in Letter from Korea Says World Peace Only Can Come from UN

eeere § BOWEN FTIBALS  Cpl. J. B. Tavender in Letter from Korea Says World Peace Only Can Come fram UN

Frosty Korean Front Is Quiet  Air Force Reports 14 Planes as Lost

Truman’s Veto Of School Bill May Set Row   Action Threatens To Widen Breach In Democratic Organization

Harriman’s Suggestion  Accepted   Britain Delays 4 Decision To Pull All Workers Out

Harriman’s Proposals Credited With Bringing Hope For Agreement   British Are Ready For Discussions   Government Not To Waver From Nationalization Stand, Agent Says

lran Announces Thai Formula Reached to Re-Open Oil Talks  Accepts Proposals By U. S. Diplomat, But Won’t Change Stand

Harriman May Be Successful In Compromise   British Say They Are Willing To Negotiate

PLAN APPROVED FOR REOPENING IRAN OIL TALKS  Officials Announce Formula for

Opposes A Global War Risk   Gen. Bradley Sees Russia As Chief Threat As To World Peace

Presideni’s Letter Read At Hearing   Secretary Marshall Reads Paraphrased Message to General; Solons Slate Saturday Session

VALIER COAL WASHER PLANT ~ TO.OPEN SOON   Will Have Capacity of 9,200 Tons a Day; To Open Valier Mine.

100 Millions to Be Spent Modernizing Oklahoma Highways   State Highway Department Has Program to Improve Five Main Roads Including Hiahway 77

Indo-China’s Red Rebels Open Drive   Makes Swiit Gains In Long-Awaited , Fall Offensive

Reds Attack In Nor h Indochina  French Lose Strong Posts In Mountains

REBELS’ ARMY OPENS ATTACK IN INDOCHINA   Red-Trained Vietminh Forces Make Two  eee Cathe

Reds Launch Fall Offensive In Indo-China   Vietminh Army Wins French Strongholds “In Lightning Raids:

REBELS ARMY OPENS ATTACK IN INDOCHINA   Red-Trained Vietminh Forces Make Two Swift Gains

Gale ixpected  On West Coast   ‘New Storm Probably Will  Hit In Northwest

Ex-Convict Sought in Disappearance of Five Persons ls Identified

Seek W. Cook Ex-Conviet In Family Murder   Another Man Is Killed And Deputy Sheriff Kidnapped

Debi Of Dickson Father Is Paid  New Church Dedicated Re Eamelan Deamicarl

‘He Brought Me Back Home’  Lawyer Builds Church As a Symbol of Faith

\llies Make yains On  ted Front   Air Force Pilote Report Knocking Out Korean Gun Positions

Ohio Soldier Who Lost Leg in Battle : Asks ‘Why Are We Fighting in Korea?’

DECLARES U., S. COULD DEFEAT RUSSIANS NOW   Says Inchon Landing Was Opposed By Army, Navy Chiefs

/400 FROST RESIDENTS TAKE RABIES SHOTS \IN EFFORT TO FIND IMMUNITY FROM POLIO   l and Incur  Sister Kenny Looks Death In Eye

400 FROST RESIDENTS TAKE RABIES SHOTS IN EFFORT TO FIND IMMUNITY FROM POLIO   - Unwell and incurabiy 5  Sister Kenny Looks Death In Eye

HOPE OF ANY AGREEMENT IS FADING FAST  Armistice Sub-committee Holds   Armistice Sub-committee Holds Another Fruitless Session on Truce.

12,000 Men Mobilized— New Radio-'Phone Network Will Aid State Snow Removal

Field Forces Set to Free Pa. Highways   41,000 Road Miles In 67 Counties Have Radio-Telephone  System in Operation

'MISS WILLADEAN HEINZMANN 'WED TO HUBERT L. TOLKA ‘IN CENTRALIA, OCT. 20

 /MISS WILLADEAN HEINZMANN  / WED TO HUBERT L. TOLKA  ,  'IN CENTRALIA, OCT. 20

REDS SETTING UP STRONG DEFENSE LINE NEAR CAPITAL   Yanks Lose First Bombers of War In Fight

Red Jets Down Two Bombers   Planes Are First 4-Engine Bombers Shot Down in War

Two American B-29s Shot Down by Enemy Jet Fighter Planes  Assumed Crews Lest; First Big Bombers to Be Lost In Korean War

Bonus Measure  — Approval  Legislators of lowa  Dace 14 Linanimnaiely

Legislature Votes $8 Million to Pay  Rest of Bonus  Deficiency Fund Quickly Approved  Ry Rath Maiicac

State Senate Sends $8 Million Bill to House  Bonus Fund Is Voted

Fog Breaks Search for Escapee  Frank Karpa Elude: Manhunt by 700

Britain Pleads With lran For Oil Settlement   Troops, Tanks Pour Into Iran Capital; Russians Comment

KKwkek & REDS USE RESIDUE OF NAPLAM DROPPED ON VELARE Th fOnk WITH

Air Raid Alert Held Inadequate   Badger-Upper Michigan Area Needs Better Coverage, Claim

Alert Called  ‘Inadequate’ Official Urges More Aircraft Spotters

IULY, 1952, SEEN BY WILSON ASEND OF CIVILIAN PINCH   Believes Defense Program Will Then Be Over ‘The Hump’   ASKS CURB EXTENSION   Predicts Further 5-10 Pet. Cut in Stecl for Autos, Other Home Goods

Wilson Feels Year’s Curbs Will Do Trick   Auto Cut Only Thing In Sight

1-Year Squeeze For Civilians  Wilson Says Worst Over in Mid-1952

One-Year ‘Squeeze’ Forecast   Wilson Thinks 12 Month: Will See U. S. Over  Th .¢sscesn *Oaemr

Probers Fight Confidential Formosa Data   Wrangle Over Memo Delays Testimony By Secretary Acheson

Instructions from State Department Said to Have Ordered Officials To “Soft Pedal” Island: Importance

Row on Memo Stalls Acheson Testimony ~~   Solons Wrangle About Whether to Publicize "Policy’ Document

Gov. Dever Releases Controversial Report   DelMonte Files Under Jail Threat Industrial Position ‘Serious,’ Adniinistration Attitude Blamed

ARMIEN FINED a0, 000 EACH Ad MONTHS   Hungary’s Surprise Verdict on Four Americans Cancels Leaves.

Two Gunmen Escape After Getting $11,570 in Series of Five Holdups

Killer’s Trail From Arkansas To California   Suspected Murderer of 5 Kidnaps Deputy Sheriff —Shoots Man to Death

Ex-Con Sought in Tulsa Case Kills Man in California   Kidnaps Deputy Sheriff Previously, Takes His Car

Kills Motorist, Kidnaps Calif. Deputy Sheriff   Widespread Search Under Way For Ex-Convict

AREA LEADERS BACK PLANNING COMISH PLAN   Comish Would Function For Twin Cities, 2 Townships

4-Unit Agency  Recommended   Most Officials Like Proposal Of Expert; Cost Set At 30c Per Capita

Obstacles Remain on Drawing Truce Line. handing of Shooting, anal  hxchanging of Prisoners

Agree on 5-Point Plan For Korean Peace Talks  Progressive Move Made: Toward Armistice But U.N. Still Cautious  Some Delegates Are Far Apart. on Four : Points, Including Withdrawal of Troops

Five-Point Basis For Negotiations Finally Set Up   Troop Withdrawal Covered in Vaguely Stated Agreement

UN. And Reds Aaree Upon Peace Agenda   Armistice Plans Decided Upon At Conference

Agenda Adopted By Allied And Red Delegates  Shooting Won't Stop; VV: Arnart

Reach Accord on Initial Step for Final Goal Aimed to End Korean Biahting With Armistice.

Agree On Minor Item Of 5-Point Truce Program   United Nation Spokesman Warns Delegates Are Far Apart On Four Articles Left; Shooting War To Continue Until Korean ‘Armistice Is Actually Signed

LEAVES FOU OTHER POINTS FOR DEBATING   Negotiations Adjourn After Brief Session to Be Resumed Friday.

Five-Point Plan Drafted in Talks On Parley Limits  Ridgway Reports Negotiators Still hAuct Adant Setun

Cease-Fire  Agenda Has  Five Points UN Command Warn  Much Negotiation > Still Lies Ahead

Allied, Red Delegates Agree On Exact Limits Of Armistice . Dealings

Way Clear For Full-Dress  Cease-Fire Conference   FIVE-POINT PLAN   Includes Establishing Buffer Zone Between Opposing Armies

Delegates of Allics And Reds in Accord On Exact Limits of  "Tower Nigoitg) es

Ridgway Headquarters Announce: Five-Point Agenda; Teams  Still Far Apart on Four Issues  Biggest Hurdles Are Truce Line, Buffer Zone and Supervision

Exact Limit Of Subjects Asreed Upon By Generals  UN Warns Delegates eeilhi Rar Divided   UN Warns Delegates Still Ear Divided About Four Matters

Delegates Still Apart on 4 Points, Allies Caution   Communists Praise ‘Progressive’ Move. Agree Immediately on One Item: Shooting Will Continue

Exact Limits of Armistice Talks Now Determined   Action Heralded by Communist Spokesman As “Procressive Move Toward Armistice”

Allies and Reds Take First Step Toward Truce   Stiff Obstacles Still to Be Overcome Prior te Armistice

UN-Red Delegates Set Up Pattern to Be Followed in Discussing Armistice Plan

Shooting ° Continues At Present   Vour More Points To be lroned out

PEACE [S NEARER IN KOREA U.N., Red Negotiators Now Discussing Actual Plans For An Armistice   Second, Third Points [mportant   Adequate Supervision, UN Atm

Allied and Red Delegates Okay 5-Point Agenda      Communists Hail’ Act But U.N. Cautious; Still Far Apart °°".

5 Points Include. End Of Shooting And Buffer Zone   Negotiators Will Also Talk  About War Prisaners,  Withdrawal OL Troops

FIVE-POINT © PROGRAM IS AGREED ON   Korean Armistice Agenda - Is Adopted But Delegates Are Far Apart on Remaining Points. :   CONTINUE SHOOTING  UNTIL ARMISTICE   Establishing Buffer Zone Between Armies and Exchange of Prisoners Are Maior Problems. .

Allied and Red Delegates Give Nod fo Program   Negotiators Still Far Apart on Four Remaining Points

Hope For Armistice Hinges On Four Points   Text of Ridgway’s Announcement

— FIRST STEP—  5 Points OK'd for  Discussion  vr   ACTUAL TALKS TO START NOW

U. N. Announcement Cautions Delegates Are Far Apart On ‘Four of Five - Point Program

Armistice Talks Now ' Scheduled  Knotty Problems Confront Parley Beginning Today

Local Forecast—   Establishment Of Buffer Zone On Program   Prisoner Of War Exchange Also To Be Worked Out

5-Point Agenda Agreed On, Talks Now Under Way   But Snags May Develop In Reaching Cease-Fire Terms

Five Point Program Drawn Up   Harmony Reached in 58 Minute Session, Will Hold Eleventh Meeting

Shooting to Co on Until Peace Signed   Armistice Talks Get Underway Immediately — One Point Settled, Four Still in Air

The Shooting Will Continue Until An Armistice Is Signed, Spokesman Cautions—Delegates Are Far Apart

Negotiators Approve Five-Point Program   Red Spokesman Sees ‘Progressive Move Toward Armistice’; Allies Still See Much Controversy Ahead

Delegates Agree on Limitations   Peace Negotiators Approve 5-Point  Program, Get First Item Disposed OF

Allies, Reds Take First Peace Step   Shooting Will Go On Until Agreement on Five Paints

Five-Point Outline Wins Support Of Both Sides; Session Slated Tonight  Creation Of Buffer Zone, End Of Shooting Listed For Discussion

U.N., REDS DEBATE 5 SUBJECTS AIMED AT ENDING WAR   Establishment Of Buffer Zone, Supervision Of Truce May Be Hot Points In Discussions; Shooting To Continue Until Armistice Is Signed.

Actual Truce Negotiations Now Set to Get Underway   UN. Negotiators Got Everything They Sought

Actual Armistice Talks Will Start At Meeting Today   Delegates Far Apart on Four * Points of Agenda

5-Point Program For Armistice Is Okayed By Group   Negotiators Immediately Disposed Of First Item of Memorandum; UN Issues Three Warnings For World

Delegates Far Apart On Main Issues At Stake  Agree On Agen = 58&-Minute Session:   Agree On Agenda In 58-Minute Session; Difficult Problems Face Representatives

Allies, Reds Finally Agree On Agenda  Foe Drops Fight For   Foe Drops Fight For Decision Now On  Troop Withdrawal

8 of 5 Items Present Disputable Subjects Which May Cause Delay; Actual Fighting To Be Continued   Setting of Buffer Area Between Armies; Exchange of Prisoners and Removal Of All Foreian Soldiers Are Main Issues

bulter Zone,Cease-F ire, Exchange Of Prisoners Among 5 Points Listed  Troop Withdrawal Discussion Apparently Will Be Delayed

ewes ese 428 few rem £40904 8 5  Kaesong Conferees  Start Discussing Armistice Terms

Delegates fo Start Discussion On Actual Armistice Problems   Officials Warn That Much Haggling Still Lies Ahead; Allies Appear Satisfied As Long Fight.to Establish Agenda Is Ended

Five-Point Agenda ls Agreed Upon In Brief Session.   First Item Settled, But Still Far Apart On Remaining Four

Allies, Reds Adopt Agenda For Truce Talk _   Delegates Agree on Negotiation Limits

Shooting Will Continue Until Truce Signing   Allies and Reds Are Far Apart On Four Points

DISCUSSIO ACTUAL TRUCE TERMS STARTS   Prospects For Immediate Cease-Fire Order Are Dim

Envoys Approve 5-Point Truce Agenda Buffer Zone Issue Offers Bio Hurtle

PROGRAM FIXED FOR NEXT TALK ON PEACE GOAL   ive-Point List OF Subjects Drawn As Allies Accept Red Offer -— Shooting  Continues.

Basic Details Stull) Unsolved   Shooting To Continue Pending Full Armistice

Five-Point Program Will Be Discussed   Actual Armistice Talks Will Start  In Kaesong Friday

Allied and Red Delegates Agree On Exact Limits  Negotiators Approve Five-Point Program

Red Delegates Optimistic But UN Still Wary   Five-Point Program Shap:  ed; Shooting To Continue Until Armistice Signed; Troons Iesue Seen Snag

Way Cleared For Actual Peace Parley   Delegates Now Free To Proceed Toward Korea Cease Fire As Vital Five-Article Program Is Approved

Questions To Be Taken Up Are Listed   U.N. Announcement Warns ‘Against Too Much Optimism Regarding Outcome

4: Main Points On Final List   Discussion Expected To Drag As Both’ Sides Use Strateoyv

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Probers Report Luciano ‘Referee’ For Two National Crime Syndicates

Two Major Crime Syndicates Exist, Senators Report   ‘Lucky’ Luciano Is Vice Umpire

Mob Governing Charges Hurled In Crime Probe   Kefauver Report Says Underworld Has Own Regime

Senate Committee Reports Two Crime Syndicates with Lucky Luciano as Umpire

Senators Say 2 Syndicates Ruling Crime   Lucky Luciano Referees Disputes From Abroad, Committee Reporis Show

CRIME REPORT DETAILED “Underworld Government’ Exists In America Today

*2 Major Crime - Tie-Ups Alleged   Deported Vice King Named ‘Umpire’ {n Bristling Kefauver Report

~— REPORT os ‘Phantom’  Group Has Own Law   CORRUPTION OF OFFICIALS TOLD

SENATORS. SAY UNDERWORLD IS ORGANIZED   Committes Report Says Lucione Is Key Figure

Committee Names Frank Costello. Joe Adonis As Heads Of Syndicate

G. in Web of Two Major Crime _ Syndicates, Senate Probers Report

Two Major Syndicates Reported Flourishing   Senate Investigators Cite Frank Costello, Joe Adonis, Tony Accardo, the Fischetti Brothers And Jake Guzik as Leaders of Vice Rackets.

Kefauver Crime Probers Report Underworld Government Ruled By Mafia Flourishes In United States

Crime Probers Tell’ of Huge Gang Empire   ‘Underworld Government’ Enforces Own Law and Carries Out. Excutions

 nderworld Covernment Discovered   ‘Locks’ Lueiano linpires Disputes, Report Shows

Flood Passes Kansas City As Big Fire Adds To Catastrophe   Help For Stricken Area Comes From All Parts of U.S.

Truman To Fly « Over Flood Area   Family Going With President To Area

Truman Will See Flooded Area Tuesday   President to Fly Over Water Ravaged Areas of His Home State on Tomorrow

High Waters Rolf Eastward In Missouri   Washington — (7) — The heuse today voted a $25 million emergency relief fund fer use in flecil-ctricken Missouri and i anmene.

Costly Flood Passes Peak; Truman to Fly Over Area  Thousands Return to Mud-Caked Homes; Engineers Sey Loss May Exceed 500 Million

Truman Will Sean The Flooc Area Tuesda Vv  Asks Congress For Sl 9,900,000 To Carrv Relhef

17 Dead. 75.000 Driven from Homes. Property Loss Over Half Billion In Two States

Flood Peak Passes K. C.,  Kansas Areas   Damages Estimated At Millions Of Dollars by Officials

TRUMAN PLANS FLIGHT OVER FLOODED AREA   Will Land at Grandview, Only Kansas City Field Still Open.

Flood Rolls East From Kansas City   Twin Cities Fight Fire, High Water For a Fifth Day

Truman Plans Aerial Survey  In Flood Zone   Destructive Peak Passes While Huge Fires Lash Cilies

Lightning Kindles Fire At Home   Kansas City Area Reels From Flood

17 Dead and 75,000 Homeless As the Nation's Costliest Flood Passes Its Destructive Peak

Costliest Flood In U. S. History Hits Missour!   Passes Peak In Kansas Citv

Midwest Midwest Reels  Flood : Surges Eastward To Plague Missourians

President Plans Trip Over Region   Making Flight Tuesday; House Approves 25 Million in Aid.

President to Survey Midwest Flood Area   Costliest Flood Passes Peak at Kansas: City

Costliest Flood Passes Its Peak ‘At Kansas City   Swollen River Now “Receding Gradually; “Much Destruction:

Floods Move Toward East In Missouri  Nation’s Costliest Inundation Damage Set At $500 Millio:

Damages Are Estimated at $500 Million   Crest Passes And Officials Hoping Worst !s Now Over

Missouri-Kansas Flood Area to Be Surveyed from Air by Trumar   Flood Past Destructive Peak In Kansas City Area, However People Reelina from Its Impact

Damage Estimated Over 500 Million: More Than 75.000 Are Homeless

Nation’s Costliest Flood Passes [Destructive Peak, Surges Eastward   Twin Furies Of Fire And High Waters Continue To Lash At Twin Cities; Over 75,000  Driven From Homes.   To Inspect Flood

Flood Peak Passes Kansas City But Section Still Reels From Impact of High Waters  Fire Continues to Add to Critical Condition in Metropolitan Area

Truman Plans To Fly Over Flooded Area   President to Examine Missouri-Kansas Region Tomorrow

President To Fly Over Flood Area In Kansas   Truman Makes Plans To Study Damage At First Hand

Kansas City Reels For Fifth Day   Peak Past In East ‘Kansas; Missouri Threatened Next

Flood Peak Moves East  . + ae Te fe   Kansas City Sector Endures Hardships

Kansas City Reels Under Water, Fire  Crest Passes And Heads Eastward

Twin Furies Lash Kansas oth Day; 17 Reportea Dead   4-Industrial Districts Swamped; 7-Block Fire Sujl Rages

Kefauver’s TV-Shy Gamblers Get Senate Test of Rights   ‘Best Foot Forward’

Probe Publicity Right Questionec   GOP Senator Asks For Reconsideration

Senate in Move To Test Quiz Powers   Wants To Find Out How Far It Should Go in Light of TV and Radio Publicity

LETHAL NERVE GAS HAS BEEN DISCOVERED   Brings Death In Matter Of Seconds. Congressman Sikes  Deelares

Congressman Describes Powerlul Nerve Gas Developed By U.S. Chemical W artare Service

AVERAGE AMERICAN HAS $3,000 INCOME   Is 38 Years Old, Has Mortgage Of Home, Owns Automobile, Cen anc Ruoreag Eenort«

See Armistice Talks Resumed Early in Week   American Tanks Shoot Way Into Kumsong’s Ruins

Flood Crest  Rolls South   Areas Below St. Louis Deno River Damave

New Area Below St. Louis Faces Danger Of Flood   Mississippi Breaks 107-Year Record

FLOOD CREST ROLLING SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS   Smaller Mississippi Towns Menaced By Surging River

Flood Waters Menacing New River Sectors   New Areas Below St Louis Prepare For Devastation

Little Relief Likely Soon InFlood Ares   Fall Is Slight As Crest Passes Harried St. Louis

CREST OF FLOOD PASSES ST. LOUK, SWEEPS ON SOUTH   Traffic Stalled as Peak Sur passes 1947 Disaster Leval   NQ {fWMEDIATE RELIEF   Torrent Expected to Hold Approximate Depth for Week

Mighty Mississippi Hits Highest Flood Crest in 107 Years at St. Louis

Areas Below St. Louis Hit by Flood Waters   Mississippi Passes Crest but Little Relief is Expected 

FOR SLAYING   Husband Of Strip- Slaying Victim Suspected As Killer

Six Cities Bid For Conventions  Detroit Invites 1952 Party Rallies

‘For God And Country’  eg at  2 Vet Brothers, Mother Bury Sat. John Needham

Mellon Bought Ari in Russia  Paid Over Million for Raphael Pictura; Now Re

Mellon Bought Art In Russia  Poid Over Million for Raphael Picture: Now Russians Claim Oriaiac!

FINE PROGRAM IS PRESENTED TOPA.SOLON   Hard Fight Presagec Over Governor’s Levy Measure

Governor Fine Offers Ya Pet Levy on All   Legislature Greets Tax Program With Mixed Reactions

Reactir In Legislature Indi ca’, Tooth And Nail Fight ty Days Ahead; GOP Lead.  ers Back Governor

Would Withhold Half of One Pet. Governor Ur ges Dr ‘opping of Tax On Soft Drinks

Reaction Mixed In Legislature To Suggestions   Asks Continuance of Present Levies, Except On Pop, to Meet Needs

Truman Urges AFL To Work To Safeguard U.S. From Attacks of Communism, Inflation, Aggression

PRIVATE PLANE TUMBLES INTO CITY STREET   SEEK TO IDENTIFY VICTIMS BELIEVED OF PRESCOTT, ARIZ

Man and Woman and Two Boys, on Cross Country Flight, Die When Plane Loses Wing and Falls Near Cemetery. Victims Identified By CAA Officials.

Four Die as Plane Dives Into Street   Vandalia Mayor See: Craft Disintegrate, Fall on House, Auto

15 Youths Held In Narcotics Raid   Arrests Follow Basement Parties

Final Passage On Compromise Draft Bill Expected Soon  Would Lower Bottom Age to 183, Lengthen Service to 24 Months

Compromise Agreeable To 3oth Houses   Calls For 18!.-YearOlds To Serve 24 Mos. And Sets Up Post-Emer gency UMT Program.

Quick Action Is Predicted on UMI Draft Measure  Bill Would Lower Service Age From

Longer Service And Lower Age Being Provided   Compromise Agreed Upon By Committee

Final Action on Draft-UMT Bill Expected Soon   Selective Service Will Call Only 15,000 in July

Local Homes For Aged Proposed   Increase Sought — To Stop Crowding ‘OF State Hospital

HOUSE OK's BILL TODAY. 39-27 VOTE   Would Require Children To Help Support Parants

Texans Don’t Hesitate To Express Views On Administration Action: MacArthur Gets Majority Backing

Nation’s Press Split On Issue   Texans Mostly Disapprove Of MacArthur Removal

TO CONTROL NORTH KOREA   Officials of Republic Are Going Ahead with Plans

DRAFT-UMT BILL SENT TO ~ CONFERENCE   House Passes Military Manpower Legislation With Many Differences From Plan sancti Adopted.   CONFEREES TRY TO REACH COMPROMISE   House Votes Age 1812 Draft, Senate 18; House Balks at Compulsory Training Plan.

BILL APPROVED BY 372-44  MARCIN   Senate-House Group Hopes To Iron Out Differences  rRHAR RARILIF   To Add Troops To Europe Restriction Blocked: Two Versions Given

GOP Defeated On Side Issue Over Troops   Conferees Face Long Negotiations On Differences

Draft-UMT Bill Passed By House   Contains Qualified Approval of UMT; Iron Out Difference:

House Okays Draft-UMT By 37244   Controversial Measure Now In Conference For Compromise

HOUSE OKAYS DRAFT BILL   Stave Off GOP Move To Restrict Sending Of Troops To Europe

Draft-UMT Bill Is in Hands of Conference Bod  ifferences Between Groups to Be Studied

Draft-UMT Plan Passed by House   Controversial Bill Goes to Joint Conference Committee to Iron Out Major Differences; Restriction.on Troops for Europe Defeated

Conferees Study Draft-UMT Bill Okayed By House   Joint Committee To Smooth Differences With Senate Measure

House Passes Draft Bill With 183 Age   Conference Committec Must Now Reconcile Differences

Conferees Given Controversial Bill   Draft-UMT Plan Is Sent To Senate-House Group To lron Out Versions

House Passes ts Version Of Draft. UMT. Bill   ‘Measure Now In Hands Of. Senate ‘House Committee :

Differences Tackled In Draft-U.MLT.   Conferees Get Bill After House Votes 1814.Year Minimun

BILL ON DRAFT PASSED 372-44 IN HOUSE VOTE   Conference Committee Will Come Up With Final Version.

Draft-UMT Bill Voted by House: to Conference   Committee Will Seek to Reconcile Two Congress Versions

Draft-UMT Bill Passed by House   Controversial Measure Goes to Conference for Ironing Out Differences With Senate Version

Conferees Given Draft, UMT Setup  House’s Approval Speeds Up Action

Draft Bill Goes To Senate-House Conference Group   Measure Is Shorn Of UMT Provision; Many Differences To Be troned Out

Draft Bill Now  Studied by Joint Committee   To Attempt To Iron Out SenateHouse Differences

Draft-UMT Bill Heads  For Joint Committee   House Passes Its Version Of Legislation By 372 to 44 Count

To Settle Differences  House Draft-UMT Bill Passed: Up To Conteree:

House Votes Draft-UMT By 372 to 44   Measure Now Goes tc Conference; Curb On Europe Troops Beater   By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST EWT7ASHINGTON —(P)— The

JOINT COMMITTEE VIEWS DRAFT-UMT AFTER HOUSE NOD   Conferees Ironing Out Differences Between Bills Of Two Branches

House Votes 1812 Induction Age Controversial Draft-UMT Bill Now in Hands of Committee

House Passes Draft Measure Without Provision for UMT   Differences Are To Be Ironed Out By Conference Unit

House Adopt: Revised Plan By 372-44.   Program Differs On Six Points

DRAFT BILL NOW UP TO. COMMITTEE   House-Senate Conferees Must Iron Out Six Major. Differences: UMT Unsettled.

House Okay: Draft Bill   Committee Will Try To Iron Out Compromise With Senate Rill

CONFEREES TRY TO REACH COMPROMISE   House Votes Age 1812 Draft, Senate 18; House Balks at Compulsory Training Plan.

House Passes Draft -UMT Measure; Bill Goe to Conference Committee

Delaney May Face Probe by Conaress   Charges Against Ex-Revenue Man  SH Withheld

Gen. M’‘Arthur to Join Typewriter Firm, Says Remington Rand Official

Mobsters Start To Sizzle As Citizens Turn On Heat  People Theniselves Show Vigilante Spirit In Senate Probe Aftermath -

AROUSED CITIZENS (IF NATION BEGT FIGHT GN CRIME      Organizations Are Formed to Expose Corruption and Prod Prosecutors and Police,   UNDERWORLD FIGURES ARE ON THE RUN   Vigilante Spirit Grows Out of Disclosures Made by Kefauver Senate Committee in Recent Weeks.

Revelations of Or anized Crime Rouses Spirit of Public  a  Aroused Citizenry Turns Heat on 1 Gangs

Underworld Sweats While American Citizenry Gets Behind Big Cleanup

Truman Due To Put Jessup In U.N. Post   Recess Appointment Seen As Senate Fails Ts Make Nominatior

Tornado Rakes Richmond, Va.  Floods Hit 4 Cities In West Virginia

Storms Cause Heavy Damage In Texas Area   Crops Hard Hit When Hail And Rain Beats Down

—STORM LOSS $1,500,000 AFTER HEAT WAVE—  Hail Batters Texas Cotton Crop   Tomorrow To be Rainy

U.S. Airmen Win Biggest Air Battle   Damage 21 Red MIGs Out of 80 Jets Confront ing Superforts and Jets In Bridge Attack.

Egyptian Police Battle Own Mobs To Preserve  Order In Cairo Streets

Gas And Gunfire Used By Egyptian Police To Halt Unruly Alexandria Mobs   Minister Says Criminals And Traitors Infiltrate Demonstrations Planned As Mourning For Nation’s ‘Martyrs’

Police Disperse Egyptian Riots, Fire Into Mob          Mount Over ‘Stormy Suez Canal Issue

Police Fire Inte Unrul; Mobs In Alexandria And Cairo   EGYPTIANS DEMAND  MILITARY EQUIPMENT

Police Fight Egypt Mobs  Crowds Crv ‘Give IJ;e Arme   Crowds Cry ‘Give Us Arms’ To Fight British Army,  Praise Russians

Egyptian Police Fire on Unruly Demonstrators   Traitors, Criminals Join in Rioting, Official Declares

ds Roam Streets ot » Demanding Arms tc t British — Others onstrate in Alexandria.   STUDENTS MARCH  SUEZ CANAL AREA   tian of Tommieg, Sail: m Trieste to Sudan to aster 1,500 Soldiers   Already There.

Police Fire ()n Rioters Ir Cairo, Eaypt   Interior Minister Blames Rioting On ‘Traitors’

Cairo Crowds Yell For Arms   Police Fire into Mob: Demonstrating Against Great Britain

Keyptian Slain During Rioting  [At Alexandria   ‘Newspapers Clain: Moslems Voluntering to Fight In. Snev Cptcts

KLeyptian Police Use Guns Against Unruly Mobs  Demonstratione   Demonstrations , Are Broken Up As British Tighten Canal Embares

One Demonstration Is Reported To Have Been Killed In Alexandria, Day Of Mourning For Egyptian “Martyrs”

Police Fire Into Unruly Mobs in Alexandria and Use Tea Gas in Cairo; Drastic Traffic Embargoes.

Offers Aid In ‘Rebel’ Dock Strike   National Maritime Union Offers To Support AFL Longshoremen In New York Walkout

Seamen Agree fo Respect Picket Lines   30 Miles of Piers Closed, 97 Ships Idled by Walkout

DOCK STRIKE TIES UP PORT ~ OF NEW YORK   i: ms cd  Maritime Union Support: Strikers; Army Supplies Are Stranded.

C.1.0. MARITIME UNION BACKS STEVEDORES   Seamen Won't Move Ships From Struck N.Y. Port, Says Curran.

N.M.U. OFFERS AID TO STRIKING REBEL LONGSHOREMEN   C.10. To Respect Picket Lines If Majority Acts, Union President Says

Union Seamen Back Striking Rebel Dockmen   Port of New York is Paralyzed—Stoppage Spreads to Boston— 10-4 Ships Strikebound

C10 PLEDGES AID   Union Offers Support te Striking AFL Longshore men in New York

DOCK STRIKE TIES UP PORT OF NEW YORK   Maritime Union Su pport: Strikers; Army Supplies Are Stranded.

Dock Pickets Gef Support   Maritime Union To Respect Lines In Walkout

C10 Offers fo Back Strikers at N.Y. Piers   Union Members Will Respect Picket Line, Curran Tells Rebels

CIO Offers Aid To Rebel N. Y. Dock Strikers   ‘Curran Says Union. te Respect Picket Lines of AFL Wildeatters

Extend Rail Embargo On Freight to Boston  New York Dock Strike Spreads a   New York Dock Strike Spreads as 1,500 Longshoremen Quit at Hub.

Prospect Seen Brighter Now For Measure   Big Difference   Unlikely i in Any

New Conference On Tax Hike Bill Gets Nowhere   House Delegation Is Unable To Agree

House Members Stil fill Blocking New Tax Raise  Group Which Peat Down Bill Remains   Group Which Peat Down Bil! Remains In Driver's Seat

House Delegation Unabl  To Decide On What It Wants   ANOTHER SESSION SCHEDULED TODAY

HOUSE, SENATE CONFER ON TAXES   GROUPS MEET BUT MAKE NO PROGRESS — WILL TRY AGAIN TODAY.

No Agreement Yet On Hikes In U. 5. Taxes   Senate-House Conference Gets Nowhere On New Legislation

Labor Boils Up As Curb Approaches   Ching Working For Formula Acceptable To Aii Concerned

Texas Steel Plant Receives Loan For $73,000,000 For Big Expansion

Hopes to Have List Checked By Thursday   Pentagon Works Around, Clock Speeding News

Pentagon Checks Prisoners’ Names   Next of Kin Notified as Fast as Veritied From List of Missing Men

7,800 Americans Still Missing. In Korean War   Heartbreak List Of 3,198 Names Announced By Reds; Compilation Will End Sometime On Thursday

List Of War Prisoners Is  Made Public   Total Of 3,198 U. 8. Servicemen Held By Communists In Korea Being Published By Defense Dent.   WORK PROGRESSING EXCEEDINGLY SLOV

But Many More Have  Christmas Spoiled By Absence Of Names   Processing of Prisoner List By Military Authorities To Be Finished Tomorrow Night.

In Fatal Crash Free on Bond   Geneva, R.D. 1, Man Pleads Guilty To Hit and Run Prior To 4-Car Mishap

Driver of Car In Fatal Crash Free on Bone   Geneva, R.D. 1, Man Pleads Guilty To Hit and Run Prior To 4-Car Mishap

More Families   Heavy. Damage From Overflows In ‘Mid-West Valley _

More Families Fiee Flood; Heavy Damage Threatened In lowa and Ilmois Areas

More Families Leave Homes In Flood Areas   - Heavy Damage From Overflows In Mid-Wect Valley

Force Familie: From Homes  weedy  Thu. tea C2 ew cd a wl   Damage by Flood Is Heavy Along The Mississippi

Auto Industry Chiefs to Be Called in Quiz   Congress Probes Contracts for Military Vehicles

'Tallulah’s Histronics Enliven Courtroom   Defense Lawyer Blasts Dr. Clare in Lenoir Case

OO LL ec ee erat,  lran Tightens Restrictions On All Foreign Travel

Gen. MacArthur Completing His Tour Of Texas   Again Denies Any Interest In Politics; At Ft. Worth Today

James J. Moran Sentenced To5 Years In Prison   Found Guilty. Of Perjury ~

MORAN GETS FIVE YEARS FOR PERJURY   Crime Group Witness Also Is Fined $2,000

5-Year Term Meted Moran. N.Y. Perjurer   O’Dwyer Associate Fined $2000 for  T igi ee em

MORAN GUILTY, JURY DECREES   Friend Of O'Dwyer Con. victed Of Perjury In New York *

O'DWYER'S PAL GIVEN LIMIT FOR PERJURY   Moran To Serve Five-Year Terms: Fined $2,000

Jury Finds O’Dwyer Pal Guilty Of Perjury  Moran Lied To Probers, Is‘ Charge; 27 NYC Policamen Are Alen Indicted

Five-Year Prison Term Is Given To Jas. J. Morar  ) Convicted On Charge  Of Perjury In  Trial In New York

Pal Of O’Dwyer Sentenced... . a CED, sw  Term In Prison Is Imposed On Moran

ls Sentenced For Pertury   Moran Is Given Maximum Prison Term and Fined $2,000 by Court

MORAN RECEIVES ~ FIVE-YEAR TERM   O’Dwyer Pal Is Found Guilty of Perjury

ODWYER'S PAL » FOUND GUILTY   Sentencing of Moran Set for Friday

Moran J ailed, Fined As Liar  By U. S. Jurist Former N. -Y. Official .

O'Dwyer Pal Gets 5 Yrs. For Peri jury   Federal Court Judge From Jowa Imposes Sentence On Former Commissioner

Perjury Brings Prison Sentence  O‘Dwyer Associate To Go Behind Bars

O'Dwyer's Pal Guilty of Lies During Probe   New York Politico Convicted by Jury. On Perjury Count

O’Dwyer’sPa Is Sentenced For Perjury   Moran Ie Given Maximum Prison Term and Fined $2000 by Court

Sentence Moran, O'Dwyer Associate   Give New York Commissione Five Years in Prison, $2,000 Fine for Perjury

MORAN SENTENCED 10.5 YEARS, FINED   Qlitvyer’s Friend Found Guilty Of Perjury

Voran Draws Five Years for Lying First Crime Probers’  Witness Convicted. Also Is Fined 82.000

Jury Convicts O'Dwyer ‘Pet   Moran Faces Sentenc nh. PDeriurvy Charge

Moran Is ‘Convicted Of Lying to ‘Committee   Old Pal of Ex-Mayor to Be Sentenced Friday ; Faces Maximum Penalty of Five Years and $2,000 Fine.

Court Sentences Moran To Five Years in Prison For Perjured Testimony

Moran Is Given 5 Years in Jail  O’Dwyer Appointee Guilty of Periury

James Moran Gels 5 Years For Perigry    William _O’Dwyer’s. Political  Protege Meted Maximum  Sentence and Fined $2,000

MORAN GETS 5-YEAR TERM FOR PERJURY   Close Associate of Former  New York Mayor Als  Fined $2,000.

Five Years For Moran As Perjurer   Friend of Ex-Mayor O'Dwyer of New York Is Also Fined $2,000

Ex-N. Y. Fire Official Given  5-Year Term   Moran Also Fined $2,000 For Lying To Crime Probers

Five-YearTerm Given Moran   O'Dwyer Associate Also Is Fined $2,000 For Perjury

QDwyer's Friend Guilty Of Perjury   Jury Decides Moran Lied About Racket Links

MORAN {5 GUILTY IN PERIURY CASE   Accused of Lying at Crime Probe; To Be Sentenced Friday

Mayor's Friend Goes To Prison  Moron Gets 5 Year: On Perjury Charge

O’DWYER’S PAL GETS 5 YEARS FOR PERIURY  FIRST CONVICTION FROM TESTIMONY A’

Moran Guilty On Perjury Charae  O’Dwyer Appointee Hears Fate Friday

Red Planes Destroyed On Ground   Sitting Jets Smashed In Lichtning Raid

U.S. Raiders Blast Planes South Of Yalu  swat aps sl  “OERCT ROT € 8G Ee KREIS   First Time MIGs Caught On Ground

11 COMMUNIST JETS SMASHED BY 2 YANKEES   Enemy Planes Caught On Air Field In N. Korea

U.N. Considers New Approach To Red China   Five-Point Peace Bid Now Proposed Insteac Of ‘Last Chance’ Move

NO ‘ULTIMATUM’ TO RED CHINA; NEW PEACE BID   ‘UN Is Scheduled To Drop Propesed "Get Tough” Policy 

UN Readies New Bid to Red China   Elastic Plan Replaces ‘Last Chance’ Proposal

Priest Returns to Find Altar Boys Carry Their Carpenter Work Too Far

Truman Says No New Bids On War Truce   Dodges Controversial Questions During Press Conference

Rutledge Loses In High Court   He'll Have to Serve 70 Years for Killing Seducer of Wife

Action Explainec as Refaliation for Red Move   Communists Repaid for Two Americans Ordered from Posts

Winter Delivers Two-Ply Punch Across Nation  Mercury Goes Down As Snow Piles Up

Winter Weather Snaps Spell of MidAutumn Mildness in Sections of Nation

Wide Regions Feeling Pine h Of Sia. Cold   Below Zero in Colorado. Wyoming; 2 Above  In Malad

WINTER HITS WIDE REGION   Texas, Oklahoma Areas Get Record November Snows

Snow, Cold Hits Wide Sectors Of Country Today   Record Snowfalls Strike Northern Area; 29 Below Zero In Glacier National Park

Midwest Is Hit By Mid-Winter  Montana Community Reports 29 Below;

Snow And Freezing Rain Widespread Over Nation   Snow Reported As Far South As Texas; Falls Heaviest On Record For So Early  In Season; Cold Weather Extensive.

id Cold Hit Wide Arce  Nation Shivers In Season's ist Winiry Blast

Nation Feels First Touch Of Winter Weather   Mid-Autumn Mild Weather Broken By Ice, Snow

WINTER HITS WIDE AREA OF THE NATION   bnew and Cold Snap MidAutumn Mild Spell From Reckies to New England.   HEAVY SNOWFALL IN THE PANHANDLE   Six-Inch Snow at Denver, Where Mercury Drops to 2 Below; 17 at Moline, iH. *

Snow, Cold Strike Wide Areas Of U.S   Falls Up To Six Inches Deep In West; 29 Below In Montana Night's Record

Lawyers Open West Point Probe   New York Group Acts When Congress Fails to Mave

Withdrawal Of Troops Turned Down By UN   Communisis Rejret Proposul To Preese On Armed Fo

Sees Truce  As Red Stall  U. N. Delegate Declares Reds Usin; Cease-Fire As Arms Buildup Blind

REDS DEMAND ALL FOREIGN TROOPS LEAVE  Allies Feel Enemy   Allies Feel Enemy Stand Indicates Desire to Strike at Later Date.

Reds Reject Freeze of  All Armies   Foe Demands Withdrawal of ‘Foreign Troops’

Reds Balk at Freeze On ‘Armed Forces   Agree To UN Plan of Joint Supervisory Organization

Foe Demands Immediate Withdrawal of Foreign  Troops From Peninsula

Beef Pool May Be Ordered  Gove nme nt To   Government To Assure Supply For Armed Forces

Lightning Sets Off 7 Fires   Trees, Power Lines Suffer In Distriet

TEEN-AGERS DIE ON RAIL BRIDGE   Ft. Dodge Youth, Girl Hit by Train -At End of Trestle

No Boom Authorized, Says Ike   Politics Not Discussed “a Bit” in Talk With Truman.

General Talks About Europe With Truman   Round of Talks Held At Pentagon, White House and Blair House

General Silent On 52 Plans   Says Parley Centered On _ NATO Problems

GEN. EISENHOWER ASSERTS HENEVER AUTHORIZED BOOM   “Declares He and Truman Did ry. Not Discuss Politics at Their Private Lunch % eon in Blair House.   -OMMANDER MEETS TOP DEFENSE MEN   ‘iroup Takes Up “Problems € . ,, of Allocation and Produe ia tion” for Atlantic Treaty wh Organization.  .T

Eisenhower And President Discuss NATO   Never Authorized lke-In-52 Boom

Ike For President Has No Backing From Eisenhower   General Denies Politics Was Discussed At White House Conferences Held After He Had Been Called Back To Washington

BS Meeh SPEEDS LN OW —_____  Eisenhower Sidetracks Talk  About His Political Plrne

Eisenhower Won't Talk Politics Now   Says He Never Authorized Boom In His Behalf

Truman Parley Is Devoted To European Arms   Never Authorized lke-For President Boom, He Avers

President, General And Top Defense Officials Hold Full Dress Conference

General Holds Secret Session With President   Eisenhower Denies Talking Politics At Luncheon Sessio

Ike Sidetracks Political Talk During Parleys   None Authorized to Place General’s Name Before Publtitv aes: ManciAces

Disavows Any Boom in Presidential Race   Pact Chief Confers with U. S. Leaders on Speeding West Europe's Defenses

Swears Remington Gave Her Secrets  One Rubber Formula, Says Miss Bentley

Censorship Cloaks All Of Progress   8th Army Will Say Troops Are Within 17 Miles Of Parallel

Play It Safe   UN Troops Register Substantial Advance Along Korean Front   Allied Censorship Makes Exact Location Of MacArthur's Columns Uncertain; Planes Hit Enemy As They Leave Manchuria

Reds Dig In New Defense Positions Near 38th Parallel On Both Sides Of The Peninsula

Censors Cloak ‘Substantial’ Allied Gains   Fronts Reported Quiet As Opposition Listed Light to None at All

Play It Safe   UN Troops Register Substantial Advance Along Korean Front   Allied Censorship Makes Exact Location Of MacArthur’s Columns Uncertain; Planes Hit Enemy As They Leave Manchuria   Rv RORERT FUNSON

Allies Continue Drive Against Retreating Foe   . Seize: Reservoir.

RUSSIA WARNED BY TWO OF TITO'S TOP OFFICIALS   Soviet “No Longer Invincible,” Gen. Popovic  Declares   SMASHED HEADS ARE PROMISED INVADERS

Moscow Warned Soviet Forces Not Invincible Tito’s Aides Tell Russians Not To Invade

Top Tito Lieutenants Give Soviets Warning   Yugoslavs Tell Moscow Invasion Will End Up With Smashed Heads

Dulles Allays Jap Fears Of U.S. Aim  Talks With General While Over Ocean

FBI Probes For Sabotage In- Crash.   « Six Agents Guard Remains Of Plane In Which 50 Died  Call Technicians

Army to Give Truce News   Coverage of Cease-Fire Talks Limited to Official Report

Here Is How U.S. Will Get Truce Talks  Newsmen Will Be .Kept From Talks; Sien Pact in Pnhii

[News Coverage of Kaesong Talks Will Be Limited to Official Daily Reports

Coverage Of Meeting To Be Limited   News of Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Limited to Daily Communique and Briefings at Seoul.

News Coverage Will Be Limited in Event Cease-Fire Is Called   Kaesong Conference Will Be Held Secret; Reporters Will Not Be Allowed Cover Event

Must Remain Strong, Admiral Sherman Insists   Warns Disarmament In Case Of Korean Victory Dangerous

Sherman Cautions Against Disarmament Or All-Out MobilizationForFieht _

One Of Joint Chiefs Cautions UN Victory In Korea Might Bring A  Move For Disarmament

Sherman Cautions Victory May Bring Disarmament  Disapproves All-Out Mobilization Plan

Sherman In Warning Over U.S. Letdown   End Of Korean War Means Move For Disarmament

Sherman Warns Against All-out Mobilizafion  Admiral Alen Eaoare   Admiral Also Fears Demand for Disarming After Korea Victory

Carols, Gunfire Greet Christmas On Korean Fron   Soldiers From Many Lands Devoutly Pray for Peace

(1.5 IN KOREA OBSERVE HOLIDAY   LAT TURKEY, PLAY SANTA TO ORPHANS — GUNFIRE CONTINUES AT FRONT.

Gunfire Fails To Quell Christmas Spirit As GI's Along Battlefronts Sing Carols

Start Action To Bring Early Redistricting   Five Democrats Request Secretary Of State To Put Program Into Effect Next Year

MaeArthur Arrives In Cleveland   Deposed Hero May Talk On Japanese Treaty In Speech Tonight

Meeting Tuesday To Explain New OPS Regulations   Bonham Merchants Have Chance  Learn New Orders

Four Forest Fires Are Reported In Moshannon District Since Tuesday

FOG AND COLD HALT KOREAN GROUND WAR   Rail Vards at Chongiu Bombed ir One of Heaviest B29 Raids on Single Target.

Fog and Cold Slow Up War  Red Tr roops Soom ingh Get Christmas Soi

Band Of Chinese Routed By U.S. Soldier: Viho Use Bayonets To Kill Hundreds

Contino Admits He Dodged Drat   Accordionist Changes Plea in Federal Court

Eight Music Students biden Here to Attend Band Clinic in Chillicothe

UN Forces Meet Light Resistance th Kumsong Aree   Infantrymen Surround 800 Chinese Reds

Troops Me et LightDefense At Kumsong   800 Reds Trapped By Infantry Drive   Battleship’s Guns Destroy 115 Enemy Troops In Heavy Shelling

Allies Within Three Miles Of Kumsong   Red Resistance _ “Fades on: Approaches ‘To Big Base:

Allies Drive To Outskirts Of Kumsong   Resistance Fades As Three Divisions March On City

Resistance in Area By Enemy Fades   Stranglehold Is Clamped On 800 Reds In Advance

RESISTANCE AT KUMSONG DECREASING   Allied Infantrymen Clamp Strangleholds on 800 Chinese Red Troops.

Strangle Hold Placed Upon 800 Chinese Red In Drive To Within  3 Miles Of Bastian.

‘Allied General Says Men ‘Fit And Ready To Clobber’ Reds If Peace Talks Fall Through

Buffer Zone Dispute Still Delays Truce  Eighth Army Chief Says UN Air Power

Army ‘ Blt aes Draft in: May   Reserves Serving: vin  ‘crea to Be Re ted

Army Slas 1es Draft in May   Reserves Serving in Korea so Be Rel ased

50 Was Safest Year on Record  Casualties Still Are Ahead of War Losses

Homefront Toll Exceeds Losses In Korean War   ‘Safest Year on Record’ Shows 90,000 Die in U.S. Accidents; 6 897 Killed in Fighting   South Hardest Hit By Cold and Rain

Korean Casualties Small Compared  To Toll Of United States Accidents

90,000 Killed In Accidents   Home Front Losses Top War Casualties

Deaths at Home in Safest Year Far Ahead of Casualties in Korean Fiahtinc

Worse Than In Korea U.S. Enjoys Safest Year, With ‘Onlv’ 90,000 Killed

/90,000 Killed, 8,900,000 Injured Gives U.S.a Safety Record Year

Safety On Home Front improves  Tolt Still For Ahead OF Losses In Korea

Diplomats Say Russian Attempt to Win Support Aaainst Jap Treaty Will Fail

Cornell Head Insists That Governmen Remain Servant of Free Enterprise

. URGES FREE ENTERPRISE—  D. W. Malot# Installed As Cornell U. President

Pilots Ag ree To Go Baek To UAL Jobs   Will Fly Under Truce; West Coast Phone Strike Also Ends

Phone, UAL Strikes End, Helo Returns   Telegraphers Plan Walkout Monday, Railroaders Bitter

Attlee Asks Truman to Help in Iran   Cabinet Making Final Decision Today on Use of Force.

Attlee Appeals For U.S. Aid  Truman Asked To Hel; Kaan OF} Men in fran

BRITAIN SEEKS AMERICAN AID IN IRAN CRISIS   Expulsion Of Workers From Oil Refinery le Protested

15,000 Gayly-Costumed Mummers Ready To Participate in Philadelphia Parade

COUP IN-BOLIVIA™ ‘OUSTS PRESIDENT   U rriolagoitia Resigns; Junta Takes Control

Army Seizes Government of Bolivia   Junta Imposes State of Siege; President Quits, Leaves Countr

Army Junta Takes Power   Upset Follows Election Giving Exile Most Votes in Presidential Race

ARMY TAKES QVER BOLIVIA GOVERNMENT   President Resigns As Military Junta Seizes Power

Military Seizes Bolivian State  Political Color of Upheaval Not ClearPresident in Exile

Bolivian Revolt Ousts President   Executive Flees Following Upset

Bolivia Seized By Army; Junta Governs Nation   ‘Danger’ Claimed By Chief of Staff; Stage of Seige Set

Army Seizes Government  Of Bolivia   President Flees Country; General Succeeds to Office

ARMY TAKES. OVER BOLIVIA GOVERNMENT      President Resigns; Tin Miners’ Leader Charges Plot to Bar Him from Presidency of Country.

Arinyv Seizes Bolivian Rule   General Names President and Declares Strikes Hlegal

Army Seizes Control Of Government Of Bolivia, President Replaced By Soldier

MILITARY JUNTA  RULES IN BOLIVIA   Election Precipitates Coup; ‘Real Danger Cited: President Resigns, Quits Country

Government of Bolivia Seized, President Quits   Military Junta Named by Army Chief; Nation ‘In Immediate Danger

Government of Bolivia Taken Over by Army    Nation Under State of Siege as President Is   Across Border in Chile

Bolivia Regime Seized by Army  President Resigns And Leaves Country

President Flees To Chile After Plea for Unity   Coup Designed to Halt Communist Inroads, New Regime Declares

Bolivian Army Seizes Control of Government   President Resigns as Tension Grows Following Election

Military Seizes Control of Bolivia: President Resigns   Coup Follows Election: of May 5; Junta Issues Manifesto on Action

Military Junta  In Bolivia Seizes Government Rule - Will Control Mineral  Resources; General } °  Named President

A Revolt In Bolivia   Army Takes Over Government and President Leaves the Country

Army Seizes Government In Bolivia   President Leaves; Move Against Reds Hinted In Upheaval

Army Seizes Government Of Bolivia   President Flees Country; Military Junta Hints Com munists Back of Trouble

Mobilization fo Maintain Order ls Authorized   New Administration To Control Mineral Resources Of Nation

Army Seizes Government Of Bolivia as: President Leaves; Junta Appointed

—COUP— Army Seizes Government  Of Bolivia  Nation Is Under State Of Siege

Bolivian Army Seizes Control Of Government  Recent Unrest In _ Tin-Rich Country Reeulte In Coun

President of Bolivia  Is Ousted   Army Takes Over; Assert Move Stroke Against Red Plans

Chinese Acting As if They Plan Huge Offensive   Enemy Losses During Banzai-Type Attack Figured at 2.000

Daily News Index   Allies Fight Out of Traps Set By Bugle-Tooting Communists

Two Thousand Chinese Killed Wounded or Captured  __After_ Surrounding Allied Troups.   FIGHTING TAKES PLACE ON WESTERN FRONT’   Banzai-Type Action by’ 3,000 Communists Has Appearance of Pretuife to Big Offensive.

GromykoHurls a Final Blast, Leaves Parley   Envoy Asserts Russi: ‘Dissociating Itself From Jap Trealy 

Gromyko Leads In Soviet Break With Pact Group  Announces Russia Won't Be Party to New Peace Setup

SAY DEMBIN HAS RUN THE GAMUT OF CRIME   Believed To Have “Pulled” Bank R ies in Most Every Major U. S. City  . —_— eo © ae —_— ._ =F”  a ss. =

Cattle Raisers and Packers Holding Off While Truman Hints Compromise Studied

BOAT PARTY DUNKED   Perry to Lecompton River Trip Gives Wet Feet, Lost Cash

Bad Weather Thanksgiving   Occasional Rain, Snow Forecast For Thursday

COLD FOR TURKEY DAY   Forecast Also Calls for Occasional! Rain and Snow Flurries

Maharajah Of Baroda Deprived _ Of Royal Titles, Million In Revenue

Rich Maharajah Gets His ‘Pay’ Cat   Indian Government Strips Potentate Of Million A Year

Washington Chosen As Site So That Senators May Be In Close Touch With Legislative Proceedings   WANT INFORMATION ON NARCOTICS OPERATIONS

U. S. Decrees * Cut in Steel For Industry   Controls Battle Flares President Urges Need Tar United Front

Civilian Use of Steel Sharply Cut   Order Effective July  HST Urges Public Support.

‘Hard Goods Steel Cut  Announced  To Affect Autos And Other Items; Effective July 1

 Steel Cuts  July 1 Will Hit Autos   Supplies For Cars Will Be Reduced By About 65 Per Cent

Steel for Cars. Other Civilian (,oods Slashed   Congressmen Balking At Truman’s Call for More Control Powers

U.S. CUTS STEEL FOR CIVILIAN USE   Supaly Fixed at 65 Pot. of Pre-Korea Level  as of July 1

ERIC JOHNSTON QUITS AS HEAD OF U. S. GROUP   Economic Stabilize Resigns, Truman Accepts

Johnston Quits As ESA Chief   Prasident Accepts Stabi lizer's Resignation With Reluctance

Johnston Quits Post As ECA Stabilizer  ~ CIO Unions Vote  "Go Ahead’ Signal   Ear Pracidant

Johnston Resigns Government Post   ESA Chief Returns to Job in Hollywood

Johnston Resigns As Chief of ESA; No Successor Yet   Truman Accepts Resignation with ‘Real Rearet’

Johnston Resigns As ESA Director   Returns To Motion Picture Job; Hunt For Successor Opens

Johnston Quits as Head of ESA   Returns to Movie Post: Name of Successor Is Not Announced

Successor Sought  Truman Accepts Resignation Of ESA Chief Eric Johnston.

Johnston Quits as Controls Boss   Returns to Movies Post After Nov. 30

JOHNSTON QUITS STABILIZER JOB   Going Back Into Post He Left in Motion Pictures

J ohnson  Resigns as E. S.A. Chief  Will Return to Job as Head for Motion Picture Ass’n.

Johnston To Quit ESA, Go Back To Films  Search Is On For Guereecenr Ta I) Ss.

Johnston Will Quit Price Agency Job, Seek Screen Post   ESA Chieftain Acclaimec By Truman For Fight On Inflation

Departure Nov. 30 Speeds Efforts To Find Successor To Lead Fight Against Inflation

Hunt Begins For Johnston Replacement  E.S.A. Head Quits To Resume Work In Film Industry

ERIC JOHNSON OUT   OF GOVERNMENT POST   Steps Out Of Stabilization Agency To Keturn To Motion Picture Indox<ir-

MACY'S FACES SUIT IN COURT   Small Druggist Attempts To Force End To Price-Cutting

Small Drugaist Opens Legal Wa On Price Cutting  Injunction Is Sought   Injunction Is Sought Restraining Macy's Underselling Articles

Drugzist Seeks Injunction to End Macy's Price War  Alaska Variety Store Posts Reductions  Of 10 Per Cent

Injunction Asked Against Macy's  Legal Challenge  Filed in Price War

Drugaist Seeks Injunction To Halt Price War  ¢._. SS fe? eS es   Small Merchant Unable To Compete With Large Stores

Druggist Jumps Into “Price War’   Small NYC Establishment Issues Challenge To World’s Biggest Store

New York Druggist Asks Restraint  Injunction Sought In War of Prices

Neighborhood Druggist Jumps Into New York City Price War With Injunction

House Meets at 1 P. M. Today: Many Introductions Due As 35th Day Deadline Comes   The legislative calendar, showing action on bills Saturday, is carried on page 14 today.

House Meets af 1 P. M. Today; Many Introductions Due As 35th Day Deadline Comes

o A Man Must Have a Land He Can Call — His Chesen....  ‘The Thanksgiving Prayer of a Korear

PRAYER BY A KOREAN-  Humble Folk Ground Between War Machines Want Only Lend to Coll Their Own

EEG SPU PIR wre ye ae oe  Thanksgiving Prayer By A Korean Peasani

Allies Still Await Official Response To Ridgway’s Demand For Strict Neutrality

Reds Still Mum lo UN Demands On Neutral Zone   Chinese ‘Doubt’ . Basic Sincerity Of Americans   —Frect Reaction

Communist Tops Delay To Act While Accusing United Nations Of “Stalling” Tactics; No Reply To Ridgway

Sill Ne Official Response to: Ridgway Demand for Strict Neutrality of RKacsong Area,   RED PEIPING RADIO IN BLAST AT ALLIES   ‘Even With Acceptable An   swer From North Korea,   Renewal of Talks Unlikely Before Friday.

U.N. Accused Of “Stalling” Peace Parley   Communist Top Command Plays Waiting Game On Cease-Fire Talks

‘Red Radio Charges U N. With Stalling uar Minor Point   Minimize Ridgway’s Complaint At Armed Men In Kaesone

Reds Let Allies Wait for Reply ToNew Demand   Peiping. Radio Says Ridgway Is Stalling On Cease-Fire Talks

Enemy’s Top Leaders Play Waiting Game  Ridgway’s Demand  ~ Still Unanswered

Reds Maintain Waiting Game On Conference   Accuse Ridgway Of ‘Pretext’ Over ‘Noauteality. lesue -

Top Reds Play Waiting Game  No Response Yet Made Th Di cdensasau Darnwele

“Stall” Charge Hurled   Americans Ask Word _Of Neutrality From Communists

Red Command Plays Waiting  Came in Korea   Still No Response to Ridgway’s Message As Foe Lashes at U. N.

RED LEADERS PLAY WATTING GANE ON CEASE-FIRE TALKS   Olficials Continue to Belay Reply to Ridgway’s Massane a   RADIO BLASTS UN   Atlied Patrols Push Heep Behind Lines Without Contacting Foe

Peiping Radio Claims “Stalling” by U.S. and Says It Causes World to Doubt Sincerity of American Side.

FOR STATE HONORS   RUN JEAIL TVW  4-H Club Members Compete for Judging Teams to Go to Fairs

FOR STATE HONORS   4H Club Members Compete for Judging Teams to Go to Fairs

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U.N. Patrols Probe Red Line: As Communists Mass Troops   Planes Count Enemy Trucks by Thousands As Red Forces Move Up for Long-awaited Offensive: MacArthur Moves with Caution

Infantry Patrols Stab Across 38th Parallel at Communists   Expect Chinese Counterattack Soon

ELIMINATE RFC, ECCLES PLEADS   Federal Reserve Member Says Agency Is “Secial istic” In Nature

U. §. Jes Devine   Small-Scale Fights. Break Quiet ' ‘Of Korean War Front

Reds Building Up For New Assault   Fierce Skirmishes Break Combat Calm

Sharp Fighting  Breaks Quiet Of Korean Warfront   U.N. Patrols Probe Red Forces Building Up For New Offensives

Reds Mass Forces Beyond Allied Range Fierce Small Fights Break Lull in Korez

Ground Fire Knocks Out Pair Of Jets   U.S. Pilots Presumed : Dead; Fights Ou Land ‘ Are Smal] But Fierce

Sharp Fights Develop in 2  Korea Sectors   Allied Tanks Probing Build-ups Meet Resistance

Red Gunfire Knocks Down Yank Jets   Communists Move “Back to Hills as Allies Await Drive

UN Tank Units Probe Red Lines   Isolated Sharp Skirmishes Only Action On Ground Front in © Korea: 2 F-80’s Downer

U.N. Patrols Jolt Reds Busy On New Offensive; U.S. Jets Are Downed   Four Grand Clashes Involved Allied Tanks Result In Many Communist Casualties;  U.S. Planes Hammer At Lines.

Skirmishes Break Quiet On Red Front   Communists Massing Three Divisions for New Spring Assault On Beleaguered Seoul

Probe Enemy's Forces Building for New Drive   Sharp, But Small Scale Fighting Breaks Out on Korean Fronts

PATROLS CLASH WITH RED UNITS IN SEOUL AREA   Fierce, Small : Scale Skirmishes Involve Allied Tank Columns   2 JETS DOWNED   Yank Planes Knocked Out ' By Bnemy Fire Over Korea

TWO U.S. JETS SHOT DOWN BY ENEMY’S FIRE   Reds Building Up For New Offensive With Seoul As Goal

Fighting Is Fierce  But Brie!   U.N. Patrols Probing Communist Forces Building Up New Offensive

IUNLAIN WAN:  UN Patrols Probe Red Forces Building Up For New Offensives Along Front

Planes Blast Build-Up By Enemy  Allied Tanks Rout Chinese Regiment  North of Seoul

Sharp Patrol Fights Break Korean Quiet   Front Line Activity Slow, GIs Swim, Rest, Wait Battle

SHARP FIGHTS END KOREAN FRONT QUIET   Two American Shooting Star Jets Are Downed by Foe

Skirmishes Mar War On  Korea Front   Two U.S. Jets Are Shot Down; Tanks Involved In Number OL Clashes

ALLIED PATROLS STAB AT ENEMY   Reds Reported Building Up For New Offensive In Korea—Two U. S. Planes   Shot Down.

Front Quiet Except For  Skirmishes   Reds Getting Set For New Drives; Yanks Lose 2 Tets

PATROL CLASHES BREAK LULL ON KOREAN FRONT   * ALLIES PROBE FOR REDS GROUPING TO RENEW OFFENSIVE

Korean Front Quiet Broken By Skirmishes U.N, Patrols Probe  Red Forces Girding Kar New Offensives

Skirmishes Mark Lull On  Korean Front   Smaill Scale Clashes - Punet uate Quiet As. Reds Start Buildup

Two Yank Jets Shot Out Of Sky   Allied Forces Tn Korea Get Brief Respite

Small-Scale Fights Break Quiet as UN Patrols Work   Two U. S. Jets Dropped by Enemy Fire in Korea — Planes  Blast Reds

Fighting Picks Up Along Front In Battle Area   But Eneagements Small Scale As Enemy Regroups

U.N. Patrols Hunt Enemy Above Seou!   Fights Are Fierce But on Small Scale 2 Air Force Pilots Killed by Red Fire

War's Lull Is Ended   Skirmishes Break Out As UN Patrols Probe  Red Forces Preparing  For New Offensive

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Committee CounselBackground Of “Rights”’ Report

Evidence Piles Up In Kidnaping  No Trace Of Missing California Girl. 10

41 NAMED 10 STATE POSTS   Gov. Williams Follows Opinion By Roth On  Appointments

Williams Sends Appointees Back      Macomb Attorney Named to State Usilities Board

Red Demand Stalls Talks Sixth Day   UN Officials See Need For ‘Drastie Action’ In Parley

Neg otiations Over Truce Near Crisis Nise Mattes Plan   New Buffer Plan May Be Proposed   Despite Lack Of Progress There Are No Signs Of Talks Breaking Down

SO. KOREAN HOLDS SOLUTION POSSIBLE TO ARMISTICE SNAG   But Neither Side’s Negotiators Yield In Stand On Cease-Fire Line; Fear Grows Peace Talks May Collapse.

Kaesong Truce Talks’ Deadlock Nearing Crisis   Negotiations Stalled For Sixth Day by Communist Demand

New Buffer Zone Offer Is Hinted   U.N. Officials Contend Drastic Action Is Needed

"Drastic Action’ Needed To Break Deadlock: Wide Buffer Zone’Urged

Allied Officials Say Cease-Fire Deadlock Holds   Stalemate In Talks Reached By U.N. And Reds

Hint New Approach Possible On Buffer Zone; Predict Situation To Change Radically In Short Time; Allied War Planes Raid Red Positions In ‘Tron Triangle’

Both Sides Refuse to Budge On Question Of Site for Buffer Zone, But UN Officials See Possible Compromise to Keep Talks Going

Deadlock in Truce Talks Near Crisis   Predict Only Drastic Action Can Break Stalemate

President Says Evildoers Will Be Cleaned Out   Double-Barreled Attack On Problem Planned

Differs With McGrath On Caudle Case   President Says He Knew Of Caudle’s Moves Long Ago

ON SLIPPERY STREETS   Police Report Five Accidents in Last 30-Hour Period

Non-Military Cargoes Still Held by Strike   Rebel Longshoremen Agree to Work On  All Defense Shipping In New York Harbor

Boom ‘Ike’ for Place On GOP Ballot InN. H.   Warren’s Friends Maneuver to Win Top Nomination

N. H. Backers Give Boost To Ike Draft   Warren’s Friends Maneuver for Him

Ex-Gonvlet Kills Ke ateeky Cfficar  Escapes, Swearing He Want Re Talon Rea

WAIT AND SEE’ WAS- ATTITUDE UNTIL IN MARCH   Bradley Outlines Present Policies Before Senators

‘Sky-Limitv’ Investigation  Of Asia Policy Promised   Cain Proposal To Declare War Or Withdraw From Korea Gets No Support: Kerr Attacks MacArthur

Russell Promises ‘’Sky-Is-The-Limit’’ Inauirv Into Far Eastern Policy

Russell Plans Widest Possible Review Of Policy   Little Chance Seen For Cain’s War Declaration, Or Troop Recall Idea

‘Sky’s Limit,’ Russell Says h Policy Probe  Full Far Eastern Inquiry Promised By Senate Leader

Widest Probe OFU.S. Policy  Is Promised   Russell Opposes GOT Move to Form Special Committee

Pled se Widest L eeway For  Policy Probe   ‘Sky Is The Limit’ O1 MacArthur Query, Rep. Russell Asserts Tod 2.

Senator Also Forecasts .. Shelving of Cain Alternate   Washington Republican Suggests Withdrawal o: United States Forces From Korea; President Gets Chance to Reply

Demos Pledge Full Inquiry —   Sen. Cain’s War Declaration Bill To Be Allowed To Die

Sky-Limit For Probe Of Korea Policy   Russell Promises Far-Reaching Look Into Foreign Plans

Sky's the Limit Inquiry Pledged Into U.S. Policy   Democratic Leader Russell Promises Probe Wide Scope

‘Sky-the-Limit Probe Promised By Demo Leader  Far East Policy and Clash Are on List

Oliphant: Called                     tect Chie   Resigned Legal Chief OF Scandal-Hit Agency To Give Testimony

Me Grath Asks Grand Ju lury Probe  CallOliphantA fter Conflicts. In Tax © SceandalTestimony

Somebody Lied, King Says Of Scandal Probe   Former Legal Chief Of Bureau Demands Riaght to Be Heard

Perjury Angle Eyed By M’Grath   ‘Revenue Unit's Ex-Legal Chief Takes Stand

Oliphant Called Before Committee   Resigned Legal Chief Of Scandal-Hit Agency To Give Testimony

Mickey Coher Indicted for Tax Evasion  Pint-Size Gambler Says It’s All a Plot; Wife Charged Too

United States Overhauling Its Civil Defense Plans on Basis of Reports Russia Has Biqger A-Bombs

Stores, Shops Must Post Their Service Prices by June 15  Must File Ceiling List with OPS In Des Moines.

What if Reds Murdered Gl Captives?   Top Truce Negotiato Answers Questions Troops Often Ask

Chief Negotiator Reviews Entire Truce Situation   First Exclusive Statement Made By Yice Adm. Joy

‘ Know What We Would Like to Do,’ Joy Says, If Reds Have Murdered U. S. Prisoners

Joy Asked: Wha Happens If Our POWs Slain?  " Know What We'd Like To Do,’ Top WNoanatiafar Talle file

Joy Reviews Truce Situation In Interview  Says Reds Seeking To Cut UN Forces By Attrition

QUESTION IS RAISED ABOUT NEXT UN STE  Chief Allied Negotia-. tor Syneculates or   Chief Allied Negotiator Speculates on Move If Atrocities Are Confirmed.

SECURE TRUCE IS TOP AIM OF NEGOTIATORS  Admiral Joy Answers Vital Queries About Armistice

Reds’ Stalling Tactics Flayed  By Negotiator   Doing Best To Insure Safe Return Of All Prisoners, Asserts Admiral Joy In Special Interview

Joy Not Sure on Action If Reds Have Murdered Yank POW:  Chief UN Negotiator Answers Questions In  Exclusive Interview

12 Deaths on State Roads, 622 for Year   Reach New Record After One of Most Tragic Week-Ends

621 Persons Have Died On Roads   Past Weekend One Of Most Tragic Of Entire Year

Family Of 4 Killed Sun day Night  State’s 620 Auto Deaths New Record

Reds Boost Strength On Korean Front   60 Jets in Bloodless Dogfight Near Manchuria Border

Communists Build Up Strength Along Front Despite Air, Artillery Attacks   Break in Rainy Spell Brings On Border Jet Battle

Communists Continue To  Build Line   Jet Battle Waged, With No Casualties, As Weather Clears

REDS BUILDING UP STRENGTH ON KOREAN FRONT   Reinforcements Move Up De spite Heavy Allied Air Attacks.

Reds. Building Up Troop Strength; 60 Jet Planes Fight Bloodless Battle

Under Allied Air Raids Red Troops Continue fo Build Their Strength —

REDS REINFORCING  DESPITE AIR BLOWS   Sixty Planes in Jet Battle, No Losses; Enemy Makes Ground Gains Near Yanqaqu

Reds Bring Up Reinforcements Near Kaesong Neutral Sector   ‘SUDDEN BREAK IN RAIN BRINGS ON BATTLE BETWEEN JETS ALONG MANCHURIAN BORDER

Break In Rain Lets UN Planes Take To Air Again  Renewal Of Truce   Renewal Of Truce Talks At Kaesong Js Un To The Reds

Reds Moving Up Reinforcements On Two Fronts   Clearing Skies Fuil To Stop Building Up Of Ground Strength.

Reds Sending More Men to Korean Lines   Sudden Break in Rain Touches Off Big Jet Air Fight

Jets Swirl Along Border In Dogtight   Enemy Ground © Reinforcements  Spotted Moving To Iron Triangle

Reds Move Fresh Troops To Front; Jets In Action As Weather Clears

Communists Build Up Strength   Break In Rainy Weather Reported In Korea

Planes Battle As Sky Clears In North Zone   Reds Bolster Forces In Iron Triangle As_ ‘Ground Fights-Flare

Stalin Statement On UN May Be “Walkout” Sign  Seen as Propaganda Base for Unveiling *“*Peace Concoress’’

U.S. Detects No Change in Soviel Foreign Policies   Officials and Senators See Stalin. Statement As Mostly Propaganda

Capital Sees  Propaganda In  Stalin’s Move Some Think Russia   Some Think Russia Clears Way To Quit TLW. Tf She Desires

Stalin Speech Reveals No New Policy    Premier’s Personal Stand Interesting to U.S.

Nothing New From Stalin  After Careful Study Experts Agree Speech

State Department Sees No Change in  Soviet Foreign Policy Feu FeO EE NW AY OPEL OME

WASHINGTON EYES STALIN STATEMENT   Seeks Clues To Possible Foreign Policy Changes

Study Stalin’s Text For Clue  To Peace Aims   Propaganda Label Hang On Talk; See Little Change in Red Policy

See No Peace Hope In Stalin Statement   State Department fs Convinced Armed Might fs tha Only Solution

Administration ~ Making Little Progress.in: Bid For More Controls

Heroic French U.S. Forees Are Rescued   UN Forces Slaughter Chinese by Thousands; One-Day Toll 10,993

loe’s Losses Total 87.718 In 22 Days   60.000 Communists Miss ing North Of Wonju; Kimpo Abandoned

Communist Seige = French Troops Safe.   Red Assaults Expected Near Woniu

UN Forces Hold  Highway Junction   Enemy Casualties in Past 22 Days Are Said to Exceed 8,000

Yanks’ Blows Chase Enemy Siege Troops   Reds Reportedly Massing 120,000 Men For Assault

Allied Forces Continue to Take Staggering Toll of Enemy, Now Slowed to Slow Walk, But Reported Building Up for New Attacks

Relief Column Breaks Red Ring of Steel. Around Chipyong; New Assaults Loom on Central  Erant

Red Siege Forces Put  To Flight   Communists Mass 120,000 Men Above Wonju, Chipyong

Encirclement Of Chipyong by Reds Smashed   Communists Mass 120,000 Men for ‘New Blow at Line

Territic Losses Being Inflicted On Communists   Trapped UN Troops Relieved By Column

—SLAUGATER— Chinese  Perish by Thousands   BAYONETS STOP HUMAN WAVES

TOWN DISTURBED BY TELEPHONE JOKER   Practical Joker Has Residents 0! Clear Spring With Jangied  Nerce<

Federal Jobholders Make Up Strongest Political Machine In Nation’s History

China’s Growing Air Power Seen ‘Real Threat’ to Allied Control of Air in Korea

Reds’ Aerial Threat  Worries UN In Korea   Communists Have 1500 Planes, Including Many Jets, and Seek Southern Bases

inti  TOP ALLIED AIRMAN WARNS _  Red Air Arm, 1,200-Plus Planes  Becoming ‘Real Threat’ in Korea

UN Troops Beat Off Red Attacks   Commies Launch Strongest Probing Assault in Weeks

Allies Keep Pushing North To Kumsong   Reds Launch Strong Probing Attacks but Fall Back

UN Troops Beat Off Thousands Of Chinese, Advance  Van Fleet Declares Gls Will Not Let-Up  Despite Peace Proposa

Talk of Peace Fails fo Check Korea Fighting  UN Forces Push Mile Clocer ta

Drive Mile Closer To Kumsong Stronghold In Tank Counterattacks   UN Armies Sieze Initiative All Along 40-Mile Front Despite Reds’ Heavy Probing.

ALLIES WARD OFF ENEMYS NEW THRUSTS   U. N. Forces Drive Mile Closer to Kum. song—Air,Sea War. fare Stepped Up.

UM Beats Off Attack By Reds   Will Keep Pushing North Despite Cease-Fire Talks

GOP Beats Off Compensation Bill Chatlenae   House Democratic Minority Supported by Some Republicans Fail in Onvosition

Shah of Iran Will Have Last Word In Anglo-lranian Oil Show Down,

Some American in Korea Already Marked As Millionth Yank to Die in Republic’s Defense

All Harmony In Topeka —   Kansas Legislature Off to Smooth Start;. Arn Message Wednesday

Budget Woes Destined for Legislatur e   Kansas Lawmakers Began 1951 Session at Noon; Atmosphere Agreeable

Legisiature Faces Budget Headache  But Controversial Issues Are Missing As Session Beains

Carroll Bakken Admits Shooting Doelan Peterson   Argument Precedes Murder; Girl Had Gone In House At Time Of Shootina

Javanese Youths Batter Artist   Native Hoodlums Se' Upon Painter, Tear Up Pictures Of Wife

Workers In Meat Plants Agree fo Hold Off Strike   Two Unions Promise To Stay on Jobs For Six Weeks

Packer Strike Threat Eases   AFL Union Permits 6-Weeks ‘Breather’

Walkout Threats Appear Eased   Meat Packers Agree To Stay On Jobs For Six More Weeks

C10 MEAT PACKER STRIKE AVERTED   Extended Pay Agreemen Defers Action 6 Weeks

Packer Strike Off Uniil May  Prosnect of Meatless Maale Postnoned

AFL Meat Handlers Agree Nol-To Strike  But CIO Workers Could Walkout Legally Sunday Midnight

Meat Strike Threat Ends Until May 7 After Pacts   Packinghouse Union Seeks Government’s Approval Of Raises

MEAT HANDLERS POSTPONE STRIKE   AFL Walkout Put Off Until May; ClO Undecided On Action

MEAT STRIKE THREAT EASED   AFL And Independent To Stay On Job But CIO Workers May Quit

Serious Strike Threats In Meat Industry Eased   AFL Meat Pac ckgrs Agree To Stay Qn Job ‘But 12;000° CIO “Workers ‘May Walk Out

BRITAIN BALKS ON PENALTIES AGAINST CHINA   Present Policy Will Cppere Sanctions Sought By U.S,

‘Ohioan Says Congress’  OK Is Must   4-Point Argument Given By Senator

Can't Agree on Wage Policy fo Temper Freeze   Overall Policy Held up by Lack Of Board Aqreement

Board Divided On Thawing Wage Freeze   Labor Leaders Support “Tobin Try to Keep Centrol of Manpower

Ching’s Board Can’t Agree Or Waee ‘Thaw’   Four Labor Leaders Protest Flemming In Letter To Wilson

Overall Wage Policy Late Next Week   Labor Members of ©  Board May Not Vote tA mar ilnmeeniiie ot All

FEDERAL POLICY MAKERS DIVIDED ON NEW SYSTEM   Stabilization Group Delays Fixing Plan To Replace Tem _ porary Freeze — Labor Protests.

Labor Ra ps Appointment  By Wilson   Doesn't Want Flemming As Chairman Manpower Poliey Committee

Labor Chieftans Hit Appointment Of Dr. Flemming  United Labor Policy   United Labor Policy Committee Approved Old Control Plan

WSB Is Delayed In Try To Reach Overall Policy   Can’t Agree On How Far To Thaw Out Freeze On Wages

Over-All Wage Policy Meeting Many Obstacles   Labor Protests Appointment of Manpower Chairman

PAY STABILIZATION BOARD SEEKS NEW OVERALL POLICY   Group Can’t Agree On How Far To Thaw Out Current Freeze Program

WSB May Be Forced to Delay Wage Thaw’   Labor Leaders Protest Appointment Of Flemming

NEW POLICY ON WAGES DELAYED BY WSB SPLIT   Labor Protests New Manpower Set-Up; Wholesale Prices Are Up

Still Stalled On Wages   Stabilization Board Can’t Agree on Long Policy: Prices On Jp

WAGE BOARD SPLIT SNAGS NEW POLICY   Ching Anxious To Quit; Labor Raps Manpower Czar

ARE WORKING ON PERMANENT PLAN   ‘Wage Stabilization Board Hopes to Come Up with New Wage Policy   DISAGREE OVER THAV

Trying to Agree On Wage Policy  WSB Undecided on ‘Thawing’ Process

Move to Thaw Wage Freeze Hits a Snag   Labor Men Balk, Blast Appointment Of Dr. Flemming

Wage Policy Agreement Faces Delay   Stabilization Board Studies Next Curb Move

Wage Officials Fail To Reach Definite Policy   May Be Week Before Overall Plan Shanac Tl

WARMER   a  Pay Board Is Divided On ‘Thaw’   LABOR BLASTS AL WILSON AID

) Key Points Fall To Allied Forces Friday   Americans And Supporting Units Advancing Unopposed Against Retreating Chinese; 3,000-Foot “Heartbreak” Peak Taken

Commies Main Lines Broken By US Infantrymen   Allied Troops Move Without Opposition; Reds Retreat Fast

Break Through Main Defenses For Big Gain   Retreating Chinese Offer Only Meagre  Racictance ta Drive

Almost Approves Unification Move   First Presbytery Of ARP Comes Close Ta Voting Into Church

To Link With Southern Presbyterians .....  Two ARP Churches Leaving Presbytery

Solon Defends High Officials. In Tax Inquiry   Candle Scolded By King For Link With . Alleged ‘Shakedown’

No Top Officials Seen Involved In Tax Fix Case   Caudle Assailed By King For Association With Shakedown Principal

TO ANSWER ON TAX ‘COMBINE’   Nathan Has Chance Ti: Tell His Side Of ‘Shakedown’

King Sczs No Top Officials In Deals   Chief Tax Scandal Prober Sees No Evidence Involving High Rankers In Tax Shakedowns

“Group: Member Says Chairman Speaks Only for Himself in Clear“Ing High Government Officials.

‘Argentina Faces Long Climb To Democracy Even If Revolt Against Peron Is Real

Off-Year Polls Fail to Develop Definite Trend   Philadelphia Is Won by Democrats; N. Y. Council to G. O. P.

Election Results Fuil To Show Voting Trend; Both Parties Win, Lose

PARTY TRENDS DIM TO VOTERS   Repulilicans Democrat:  Claim Election  Victories

Green Again Hected AFL  President Named To His 28th  Term Ry lahoar Grou

Green Reelected President Of AFL  Invitation Issued To CIO To Help Achieve Labor Unity

Green Is Retained  As AFL President   78-Year-Old Union Head Regins 28th Term

Officers Question Brother In Ax-Slaying, Hacked Body Of Indian Found Near Gallup

3 Killed, 200 Hurt in Battle   Students Start Riot in March  on Parliament

Rioting fran Reds Routed, Three Killed   Bloody Outhurst Puts 200 On Injured List; Def¢e Demonstration Bai

1,000 Involved in Iran Battle   Three Killed in 5 Hour Police, Red Wrangle

lranian City Has Bloodiest Day Since June   Pro-Communist Mob Defies Government; Toll May Increase

\THREE KILLED, 200 INJURED IN BLOODY RIOTING AT TEHRAN ‘INSPIRED BY COMMUNISTS

3Die, Over 200 Hurt In Bloody Riots  Between Reds And Iranian Police

Troops, Police Battle Reds In Wild Rioting at Tehran   British White Paper  Rance Iran Gavernment

7,000 Clash In Bloodiest Ir anian Riots  ey   200 Are Injured And Three Killed   Angry Mobs Brought Un. der Control After Violent Five-Hour Battle

Communists Spur Tehran Uprising      5,000 Reds Battle Police And Angry Nationalists

Iran Rioting Kills Five, Injures 200   - Tehran Rocked By Red-Inspired Street Battles

Three Killed, 200 Injured In Clash Between Iranian Reds And Police

Three Killed — In Red Backed     Bloodiest Fighting Since Jena Breake Out in Tehran

Rioting Red: Battled By  Iran Police  3 Killed, 200 Hurt  As Nationalist Mobs

COMMUNISTS TOUCH OFF TEHRAN RIOT   Three Killed, More Than 200 Injured As Red Mob Starts  Namanctratian

Bloody Violence Sweeps Tehran; 3 Dead, 200 Hurl   Yelling Reds Battle Police, Nationalist Mobs in Iran Conflict

Reds And Police Battle In Tran; ive Are Killed   2,000 Police And 5,000 Communists War For Five Hours.

WOUNDED IN BLOODY RIOT   + Pro-Communist Students Stage. Defiance March

Tehran Rioting Bloody   Three Are Killed and More Than 200 Hurt In 'Five-Hour Battle  In Iran’s Capital

Violence Grows In tran: Three . Killed In Fight   Over 200 Injured In Fight Between Reds, Nationalists

Police, Backers Of Mossadegh, Smash Iran Reds   Communist Mob Beaten with Three Killed, 200 Hurt

Bloody Iran Riots Leave Many Injured  Reds Clash With  Nationalists g te Tehran Streets

2.000 Reds Riot In Iran; ) Are Killed  Shout “Death To Mossadegh!”

REDS, POLICE CLASH IN IRAN   Communist Rioters Demand “Death To Mossadegh.”

Three Dead In Battle Between Reds, Police   Tehran Scene Of Bloody Riots Today

Red Mobs Clash With Iran Police   Three Persons Killed, Over 200 Injured In Tehran Street Fights Today

IRAN MOB FIGHT FATAL TO THREE   Pro-Red Students March On Parliament In Defiance ‘OF Government Ban On Demonstrations:

Communist And Nationalist Mob Mix In Teheran   Three Killed And Over 200 Injured In Fighting

REDS RIOT IN TEHRAN Three Killed, 2,000 Hurt in Battle  with Iranian Palire

3 Killed, 200  Hurt in Iran   5000 Reds Battle 200 Police to Defy Ban on Demonstrations

IRAN POLICE BATTLE REDS FIVE HOURS   Three Killed, More Than 200 Wounded in Tehran Riots. Nationalists Aid Police and Troops.

Tehran Mobs Stage Riots; Many Injured   Three Killed, 200 Injured In Bloodiest Violence of Current Eastern Trouble

-At Least Three Die In Battle At Tehran   Communists Fight With Police And Nat onalist Groups

of RIME PROBERS SET HEARINGS ACROSS NATION   Kefauver Schedules Bay City Inquiry For March

Crime Probers Set Hearings On West Coast   Senate Group Announces Future Inquiry Sessions

IN TRAGIC   Husband of One of Two Dead Women Seriously Wounded by Robbers

Kansas Women Killedin Road Crash, One’s Husband Stabbed   Unusual Accident Fatal to Women; Man Seriously Knifed  By Robbers on Way to Burial of His Wife; Two Arrested 

Plan World Day of Prayer at SDA Church   Sunday Observance Planned in Village At Evenina Service

First Blow May Decide The Next War   Says Present U. S. Forces Could Defeat Chinese Communists   Stirring Plea To Abolish War in orld

‘Time Is Running Out On Us,’ General’s Warning To Senators   ‘Attack Begun’

World War Three Not in Sight, But Europe Fears U, S. Finger on Trigger

Western Europe More Optimistic Than Washington Concerning World War Il

Europe Doubts New War Is Around Corner But Trigger-Finger May Ignite Conflict

A. P. Executive Says Most Tragic Story Of Korea Is Plight Of Allied P.O. W.'s

 Real War Front 1,400 Miles Long  American Prisoners in Korea In Tragic Position, Editors At Frisco Meeting Are Told

light Of Red-Held War Prisoners Is lost Tragic Story. Editors Hear

Armed ‘Service Ceiling Fixed Ai Four Million   49-41 Rolleall. Vote in Senate Termed A Compromise

Vote 4 Million Limit fo Men in Armed Services   Gives Military Half-Million Over Number Suggested

Senate Sets Manpower  Ceiling of . 4,900,000   Move in Effect Is Compromise; _ Pentagon Fights Fixed Limit —

Senators Agree On Compromise; Draft Vote Today   Giving Military Half-Million Leeway Over Figures Talked in Public; Marshall Sees Security “Gamble”.

Senate Votes Limit Of Four Million On U.S. Armed Forces   Figure Is Regarded As Compromise Between Administration’s Desired “No Limit” And Republican Desire For 312 Million Limit

Maximum Strength Put At 4,000,000 Men After Brief And Sharp Debate   Agreement Knocks Out Plans For Quick Passage Of Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds For Military Duty

Agreement May Bring Vote Today On 18-Year Draft   Ceiling Provision Approved 49 To 41

4-MILLION TOP IS PLACED ON ARMED FORCES   Senate Given Warning By Marshall; Morse Amend ment Loses   VOTE IS GENERALLY ALONG PARTY LINES

Senate Limits Armed Forces  To 4 Million   Ignores Marshalli’s Protest, Puts Curb Into Draft Measure By Party-Line Vote

Final Action Slated Today On Draft Bill   Solons Refuse to Put ‘Civil Rights” Issue Into Act After Debate

SENATE PUTS CEILING ON DRAFT BILL   “Civil Rights” Not To Be Written  Into Measure

Britain Suffers Setback in Oil Fuss With Ian   Yugoslavia Backs Down as Dispute Comes Before UN

GLOBAL REASON FOR OPPOSING ALL-OUT RAIDS   Vandenberg Doesn't Fear Intervention, But Move Elsewhere

 Corpalent Bootlegger Denies Knowing Sd Alcohol Would Kill Drinkers

Progress Reported n Cease-Fire Talks  Negotiators Work on Agenda;  ‘Ty hArass Ra OA bel rime on BH mn e & sv uue y i et oe EO a a ed 227 Ss 3% £& OF ; = . a > > oe 4 > 2 Ae =  want! Wi ot dy

Friendly Atmosphere Prevails as Armed Guards Are Withdrawn  Proaress Is Reported in Cease Fire Talks

Talks Held in Friendly Atmosphere with No Armed Communists Within HalfMile of Conference Site.   CONTINUE TO WORK ON AGENDA

Parley Resumes In Atmosohere Of Friendliness   UN Delegates Say Actual Cease-Fire Negotiations Unlikely For Some Time; Newsmen Go To Kaesong

UN Negotiators Report Progress At Kaesong Talks  Each Delegation At Cease-Fire Parley Proposes Program

Hold Meetings In Atmosphere Of Friendliness   No Armed Guards Visible In Neutralized City Of Kaesong; Negotiators Still Working On An Agenda; It May Be 24 Hours Or 24 Days Before One Is Completed

Progress On Agenda Reported   Both Groups Work In Good Spirit; No Prediction on When farnamant Will Cary

No Armed Commies ‘In Sisht   New Meeting Set For This Evening, New Mexico Time

JME aM SEEN Aa TALKS GET FRIENDLY   Monday’s Meetings Closed With Seeming Spirit of Harmony.

UN Reports Some Progress In Peace Talks   Negotiators Still Work on Agenda

UN Negotiators Report Progress In Truce Talks  Group Still Working tw the Ananda leenas

Armed Commies Missing o Throughout Quiet City As Allied Chiefs Arrive

Iran's Premier Orders Roundup Of Communists   Martial Law. Proclaimed In Tehran After Riots Over Harriman Arrival

‘Some Progress’ Made in Korean Cease-Fire Talks   Reds Have Fulfilled  Agreement on Neutrality of Conference Site.

Atmosphere Is Called Friendly At New Parley  Neutrality Observed At Korea  Cease-Fire Necotiatione T]_N.   Neutrality Observed At Korea Cease-Fire Negotiations; U.N. Pressmen Accompany Delevatio

Negotiators Still At Work On Agendé For Peace Sessions   Report Friendly Atmosphere In Talks at Kaesong

Delegates Still Trying to Finish Agenda   No Armed Communists Observed Near Conference Location

Truce Session Progress Noted In U.N. Reports  Friendly Feeling Seen at Kaesong As Talks Go On

Armed Reds Disappear: In Kaesong Ares   Negotiators Work: ‘On Cease-Fite Agenda; Everyone Reported Friendly

Friendly Atmosphere; Red Soldiers Gone   Attack Feared lf Talks Fail

Atmosphere s More Friendly, Deleaates Say   Communists Fulfill Agreement To Keep Armed Guards Away

Red Delegates and Allies Work on the Agenda   Armed Guards Absent in Kaesong as Talks Point to Armistice

F riendly Air In Kaesong; Agenda Sifted  UN News Writers Find Armed Guard Has Been Recalled

Seek Agreement On Their Agenda For Peace Talks   Report Conditions , Peaceful In Fourth Kaesong Meeting

“Some Progress” Is Reported by U. N. Negotiators   Agreement With Respect to Neutrality of Conference Site Fulfilled by Communists

‘Some Progress’ Now  In‘ Cease-Fire Talks   “Reds Removed-Armed Guards at Kaesong; ‘Everyone More Friendly Than Ever Before .” Reports’ UN Staff. Officer After Secei.n

“Some Progress” Made In Cease-Fire Talks at Kaesong   Two Sessions Keep Negotiators Busy in Kaesong

Report ‘Some Progress’ in Peace Talks  Red Guards Cleared From Zone; Compl; With IIN Demands

Still Working On Agenda But Air Friendly   Reds Fulfill Agreement with Respect to Neutrality of Site’

REDS LIVE UP TO PLEDGE FOR NEUTRAL ZONE    Agenda Only Discussed  At Two 55-Minute  Sessions

PROGRESS MADE TOWARD AGENDA; TROOPS REMOVED   Communists Leave Brief Afternoon Parley Smiling; Observers Hopef ul Initial Details Will Be Completed In Few Days.

Reds Friendly; Harmony Seen In New Talks   Allied Newsmen Vind Ne Armed Red Troops in Neutral Zone

Negotiators ReportSome Progress   Reds Keep Agreement on Neutrality of Conference Site

“Some: Progress’ In Korean his © i Tonerae . ne A FRIENDLY FEELING Red: 1 Niitary Police Smile  Newsmen Enter Munsan

U.N. Negotiator Renort: Progress In Truce Talks  Hald Firct Secsions

Report Some Progress In Peace Talks   Armed Communists Withdrawn; Newsmen Note Harmony After Monday. Discussion

Atmosphere Turns Friendly—  Some Progress Is Report Of Meeting      U. N. Spokesmon Says May Be 24 Hours or 24 Days Before Agenda for Actual Cease-Fire Talks Can Ba Completed

Reds Abide By Agreement Of No Guards   Atmosphere For Talks Much Better, Admiral Toy Savs

End Fire Talks Are  Resumed   Discuss Agenda  With No Guards And Newsmen in City of Kaesong

ATMOSPHERE IS FRIENDLY: NO GUARDS   Two 55-Minute Sessions Held in Kaesong; Both. Sides Give Views on Cease-Fire Agenda. __   NEXT MEETING : TONIGHT AT 7   May Take 24 Hours or 24 Days to Complete Plans for Start of Talks on Armistice.

Talks Held In Friendly Atmosphere   Red Armed Guarda Removed; Newsmen Go Inte Kaesong

Reds Live Up to Agreement; No Guns Seen   Emissaries of Both Sides Introduce Issues for Agenda

Reds Observe Neutrality Of Meeting Site   Acenda Sill Werked On:  Ne Armed Communists in Sight st Haesong, Nenemen Sav

Agenda Is Still Being Formulated   Communists Fulfill Agreements, Set Up Neutral Zone

TIME TIME PASSES; SCENE UNCHANGED  Hope Unseats Despair on Korea‘Hill’

Defeat Turns Into Partial Win In Year   Year Ago Eighth Army Waited In Dread For Communist Thrus?

nn earn ecm n ann,  DESPAIR OF LAST YEAR GONE eh beled th hcl lord chk  Faces Different, Cold Same At Tiny Front-Line Outpost

Despair Of Year Ago Is Replaced By Hope In Kore:   Cold, Snow, Sporadic Firing Remain Same

Seven-Mile Gain In Central Korea ‘By UN Forces   Weak Communist Counterattacks Beaten Off; All Along the Front Allied Troops Now Are Holding Initiative.

Weak Red Thrusts Repulsed   United States Troops Hold initiative All Along”: Cran’

Churchill Sailing For New York On Queen Mary   Ship Is Delayed Twenty-Four Hours By Raging Storm

Storm-Battered Liner Sails with Churchill  Queen Mary Delayed 24 Hours by Storm ane Fouled Anchor Chain

ANCHOR CHAIN FOULED  Churchill Sails For U.S. After 24-Hour Delay

Churchill Is Enroute West   Queen Mary Sails For United States After Two Delays

Wentzel Wins Pardon, State Lacks Evidence   Governor Commutes 10-20 Year Second Degree Sentence

Traffic Toll Is Seventeen For Weekend   Vielent Deaths Take an Appalling Rise; Four Die sin Car-Truck Callision.

Byrd Dissents With Truman's View On 1952   President Thinks Dems Can Triumph On “Real Issues”

Demos Act Act  McKinney Gets Party Post As Truman Blasts  GOP Strateey

Byrd Challenges Truman in Sharp Dixie Address   Waste, Socialism and Dictation Charged by Virginian

Truman Says GOP ‘Smear Campaign’ Won't Cause Win   President. Sure Democrats Will Be Victorious

Byrd Dissents With Truman's View On 1952  Deacidant Thinke   President Thinks Dems Con Triumph On “Real Issues”

Byrd Disagrees With President Upon ‘5? Plans   McKinney Chosen As New Chairman For Democrats

Demos Act  McKinney Get: Party Post As Truman Blasts GOP Strategy

TRUMAN ATTACK ON REPUBLICANS BRINGS DISSENT   President Refers To . G..O.-P, Campaign As * "Smear" ~——New Democratic Chair. man ‘Installed.

Jets Attack Planes From U.S. Carrier   First Time During the War; Allies Flying on Mercy Mission.

MIGs Attack Carrier-Based U.S. Aircraft  Damaged Plane Returns To Ship

MIGs Make First Attack On Carrier-Based Planes   Riissian-Made Craft Strike at Skyraiders and Corsairs North of Wonsan and Damage One—tU. S. Sabre Jets Shoot Down Three Planes and Damage 4° Others in  lighting Over Northwestern Koreas

Texas Seventh in Payment of Federal Taxes During 1950   More Than Billion Dollars Paid to Government

US Taxes Up $11 Billion Over Last Year  Texans Pay Seventh Biaaest Share Of.Federal Levies -

TODAY’S BASEBALL   Traffic Violation Charges Placed Against Minister

SIX DIE, SEVEN HURT IN STATE   Auto, Water, Gun Accidents Blamed For Death, Iniury

Former Tax Official Admits Using Job to Get Printing Orders  Sen. Nixon Says Case ‘Has the Makings’ Of  Nationwide Scandal

Scandal Hinted in Tax Bureau   Senators Indicate Lithofold Case May Reflect on Revenue Bureau

Better Atomic Weapons Sure  For The Nation   And Mare Of Them Ace In The Making As Resull Of Tests

Scientists Increase Bomb Power   Develop New A-Bomb Delivery And Improved Method Of Exploding it When It Gets There.

U.S. Has New Aton Weapons   “Recently Preyed ‘Weapons Boost - Atomie Arsenal

Top Brass Talk with MacArthur   3-Hour Conference Clothed in Secrecy

Latest Blast Called ‘Awesome’ And Beautiful   Virtual Dual Action Noted by Mountain Top Observers; Points to Improvement in Bomb Used on Hiroshima.

‘Weapon Appears to Have Virtual Dual Action, With Red Fireball Rising After Initial White Flash and Bursting Open Again — Detonation Witnessed by Hundreds of Military Observers and Five Congressmen.

Double-Acting Fireball Hints Deadlier Bomb   Explosion Appeors More Concentrated, Has Booster Effect

Allied Troops Recapture Key Korean Peaks  Reds Driven From “little Gibraltar”

CHINESE LOSSES REPORTED HEAVY   As Many: As 24,000 Reds Repulsed In Attack On Korean Peak

UN Troops Fight Off 24,000 Reds To Retain Peak  First Estimates  1500 Reds Killed

3 Red Divisions Smashed As UN Troops Hold Peal   ‘Little Gibraltar’ Firmly Retained After - Bloody Attacks; Enemy Casualties Estimatec _ At 1,500 Killed and 3,000 More Wounded

Israelites Bomb Syrian Troops; Reprisal Feared  _UN Observers Doubt Ability to Keep 2 at Peace

Syrian Border Tension Grows  _ Bombing By Jews May ~ Bring On Clash

Israel Raid Stirs Fears  In Holy Land   Syrian ‘Retaliation’ Regarded Likely As  Tension Increases

Bombings Raise Israeli-Syrian Border Tension  ews Bomb Syrians In Reprisal; Retaliation  Expected At Any Fime

13 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Airliner En Route To Van. couver Plows Into Side Of Mountain

Canadian Plane Crashes Into Side of Mountain  All Those Aboard ied  Are Carrie  -. wif . mm. ._~st.

Flames Burst Out as Craft Hits on Peak   Charred Bodies Seen at Site Of Fiery Crash

Twenty-Three Die in Canada Crash  _Twin-Engine Plane Strikes Mountain Near Destination

Plane Crashes Into Mountain  And 73 Killed   Airliner Fails To Gain Altitude And Explodes On Crashing.

Canadian Plane Crashes Into Side of Mountain  All Those Abo ard  gm   All These Aboard Are Carried To Elaming Deaths.

Airlines Plane Hits Mountain.  23 Aboard Die.        back Bodies Burned Up

Airliner Crash On Vancouver sland Kills 23   Twin-Engined Plane Misses Power Line, Rams Into Mountain

23 ARE KILLED AS PLANE HITS INTO MOUNTAIN   Victims Of Crash Only 30 Miles From estination — Craft Fails To Gain Altitude, Falls.

PLANE HITS MOUNTAIN AT FULL SPEED   Canadian Airliner Crashes  _ and Burns, Carrying 23 on Board to Death Near Vancouver.

23 Killed In Canadian  Plane Crash   Amphibian Hits Side Of Mountain In Futile Trv To Gain Altitude

23 Killed In Canadian Plane Crash   None Survive As Airliner Hits Peak Near Vancouver, B.C

VICTIMS WILL RECEIVE BULK   /Death Claims Range From  $16,800 Up To $79,700

Ship Collision Claims Settled  Awards To Survivers Total $398.135

Allies Launch First Attack in 15 Days  B.. @...... Be..... mt _bBe   Reds Repulse Tanks In Seven Hour Fight Near Parley Site

COULD REAPPOINT CRIBBING CADETS   90 Qusted By West Point Alse Eligible For Army

3 Rail Unions  Oller to Talk   Conductors, Engineers. Firemen Propose Arbitration

Unions Make Proposal... .   e e Arbitration Urged In Railroad Fight

Belief. Death Toll Be Five   Compartments Of Valeour Will Be Searched

More Fevible Program Being rixed By Group   Taylor Says Violaters Will Be Prosecuted

‘Flexible’ Wage Hike Program Sel  WSB To Revise Its 10 Per Cent Ceiling

Broad Wage Boost Policy Is In Sight   WSB Working Out Flex ible ible Revise 10 Percent Catchup Ceiling: New Rules.

Caudle Admits Name Used In Tax Shakedown   Should Have Done Something About It, He Testifies

Caudle Accused Of Breaching Public Trust   Former Tax Office Official Given Stern Lecture at Hearing

Caudel Heard Of Extortion Case But Did Nothing   His Only Act Was To Tell Nathan He Didn’t Like TE

UUSTED OF FIGIAL CONCLUDES STORY AT SCANDAL PROBE   Testifies He Heard 4 Months Ago of Alleged Shakedown Plot But Did Nothing About It.   AIDE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL AT TIME   “Il Wish I Mad,” We Says, When Chairman Observes That He Should Have Called in FBL

Caudle Charged With Public Trust Breach   Chairman King of House Investigators Lectures Ousted Attorney General Aide

Fired Official Given Lecture  By Panel Head   Knew of Tax Shakedown  But Failed to Act, Wee kl!

Failed as Public Official, Asserts Chairman King: Knew Name Link  In Extortion Plot  But Kept Still    Another Chapter

Tells House Probers He Did Not De Anything About it   “CHARGES LEVELED BY ‘CHICAGO ATTORNEY

BOYLE PARK TO STAY AS RECREATION AREA  M.V. School Plan Is Sidetracked he Nahadu Givee Strang Sunnnrt

BOT LK oh TO STAY     MY. School  Plan Is Sidetracked ‘As Nobody Gives Strong Support

Suspension Of Trading Ban Flayed By Senator  Cain Sees Betrayal of Korea War Dea  "Te Wives Ane.

Truman Blasted For Lifting Ban   Cain Says Korean War Dead Betrayed

Congressional Experts Say 10 Billion Tax Bill to Be Necessary to Avoid Deficit

Experts Claim Ten Billion Tax Bill Necessary   Say Funds Needed To Keep Nation on Pay-As-You-Go Basis

Pay-As-Go Levies Declared Neeced   Gigantic Tax Bill Given Support; Senate Prepares Final Draft

State Legislators Cold Toward Special Session; Hot on Liquor Enforcement

lowa Leaislators Polled——  Oppose Special Session, Favor Drive fo Enforce Liquor Law:

Favor Liquor Law Drive—  lowa Legislators Cool Toward Special Session

Congressman Warns Dangers of Chemical:  Added to Many Common American Foods

TWO SISTERS INJURED WHEN STRUCK BY TRUCK   Children Hurt In Mishap On North Street, McSherrystown, While Returning From Church

Lewis Offers Steel Union Aid In Pay Dispute   Mine Leader Claims industry Can Afford Improved Wage Scale

Vital Steel Wage Talks Under Way   Lewis Says Miners Will Support Steelworkers in Strike.

FEDERAL MEDIATION PARLEY SET Lewis Offers Support Of Mine Union If Steel Workers Strike

Miner Chief Ready To Aid Steel Union Ii lt Strikes  Lewis Backs Mov   Lewis Backs Move As Government Acts To Guide  Necotiations

Steelworkers Given Backing Of UMW Chie!   Tatks Opan Today in Ef forts To Head Off Strike January 

School Boy Convicted of Manslaughter   ‘Love Triangle’ Slaying Trial Comes to End

TAX-FRAMERS PROMISE TO KASE BURDEN   Senate Would Bear Down Less Violently on Most Individual Incomes,

Senate Promises Softer Tax Hike  Than the House  Finance Committee Tentatively Okays

Senate Committee Has New Tax Plan; Promises Softer Blow to Some Earners

News and Pictures of Southland Communities .   Tragedies Mar Holidays

TRAFFIC DEATHS MOUNT  Disasters, Bad Weather Mar Beginning Of Yule Holidays

Christmas Holiday  Marred By Weather  Traffic Fatalities 113 Already Killed  In Accidents Since  Early Friday Night

High Court May Rule On 11 Reds   Party Calls For ‘ Démonstrations If Convicted

Supreme Court Debates Fate of Top Reds Today   Adverse Decision To Be Greeted by  Demonstrations

TOO YOUNG FOR FRONT Marine Home From Korea Sees Brother Buried With Honors

AP‘s Ed Creagh Rememhers “The Good Old Days” Pity the Poor Correspondents As President Goes A-Cruising

Following Truman Yacht on Four-Day Cruise Pleasant Task For News Writers

U.N. Pushes Eight Miles Across Line  ' Seeks to Keep Red Hordes ‘Olf Balance’

UN Deepens Drive Into North Korea  Attack Designed To Stop Rin Red Offensive Buildun

Record Plunge Over 40 - Mile Front Scored   Deepest Penetration Ever Made by U. S. Troops Goes Onward

Task Force Drives Info North Korea   Artillery Blazes Path for Threst Eight Miles Deep; Communists Well Entrenched

Americans Push Eight Miles in Red Korea Area  Path, Toward Enemy

Allies Thrust North ward, Trying To Throw Red Buildup Off Balance

Jab Intended fo Throw Foe Off Balance   Reds Reportedly Mass 3000 Planes, Half-million Men

Allies Drive To Keep Foe Off Balance   Slam Ahead North of 38 to Mess Up Planned Red Offensive

U. S. Stabs 8 Miles in Red Korea   Deepest Penetratio: of Drive Meets Light Resistance

Yanks Race Eight Miles Past 38th   Red Trenches Lace Hilts, Dugouts Built of 2-Foot Concrete:

Americans Go Deeper Into North Korea   U.S. Tank Column Thrusts Ten Miles Past Line

Keep Hitting At Massing Chinese   Allies’ Goal Is To Make It Hard For Reds to Complete Buildun for Offensive

UN Spearhead Gains 8 Miles North of 38  Gen. Ridawav Joins Americans   Gen. Ridgway Joins Americans In Drive to Enemy Territory

WRANGLE OVER MILITARY BILL   Douglas Still Hopeful of Cutting Millions From Huge Money Measure.

DOUGLAS BREAKS DOWN IN BITTER ~ SENATE DEBATE   Questions Billions in Militar Measure; Seeks Spending Slashes.

Offers Amendment To Trim Billion From Defense Bill   2 Other Senators Team Up to Offer More Restrictions

Defense Bill Cut Proposed  To Senators   Illonis’ Douglas’ Shout During Debate Startles Upper Chamber

Sen. Douglas Would Cut More Than $600 Million From Defense Spending

Douglas Leads Fight To Trim Defense Act   Illinois Senator Startles Senate By Shocked Outcry During Dehnate

Douglas Presses Fight fo Reduce Military Funds   Senator Returns To Fight After Monday Scene

Military bil Cut  Lawmaker Startles Senators Ivy Shocked Cry During Debating

Senator Douglas Offers Series Of Amendments to Cut Billion Dollars From Defense Measure

DOUGLAS DEMANDS DEFENSE BILL CUT, OF NEARLY BILLION   Aims Amendments At Savings Millions From Large Items

Senate Leaders Pushing For Final Vote Today'  On 61 Billion Bill

Attacks Outlays For ‘Desk’ Flight Pay, Other Grants  Byrd and Ferguson Also Seek Slashes In Huae New Fund

Doualas Seeks To Cut Defense Money Measure   Wants To Save Close To Billion In Appropriations

Douglas Leads Fight on Huge Money Bill   O'Mahoney, Others Back Measure As Best Way to Peace

Sen. Douglas — Continues In His Fight For Economy   Hlinois Senator Is Near Collapse In " Monday’s Hot Debate

Douglas Offers Cut Amendment:   Aims To Save Funds Earmarked For Use In US Defense Bill

Senator Urges Reprisal Against Czechs tate Denartment Blasts ‘Mock Trial’ Of US Reporter

Lewis Sees Little Choice In Election   No Use for Either Truman or Senator Taft as Candidates.

PRICE INCREASE GRANTEDHUDSON   Retail Price Of All Auto mobiles Expected To Rise Soon

CEILINGS RAISED ON HUDSON GARS   GENERAL MOTORS ASKS HIKE ON ITS FIVE MAKES OF AUTOMOBILES.

—CIVIL WAR’ THREATENS— Two Villages In Fight Over Body Of.General

‘Dispute Over Gen. Morgan . . . S. Carolina Seeks Body Of General

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK ACTIVITIES BEGIN IN MT. Y.   Banquet Tuesday, Demonstrations Fridey, Con--» tests on in ichools.

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK ACTIVITIES BEGIN IN MT. V   see a oe Me rc  Banquet Tuesday, Demon_. Strations.. Eridey,, “Cone 4 tests on in : Behool:

Rolling Artillery Barrage Sets Stage For Counterattacking Gls; Red Losses 106,000 Since Jan. 25

Featares for Everybasy dn the Telegram Today   Family Reveals Tobey Stricken With Brain Hemorrhage July 15

Tobey, 11, GOP Senator, Stricken   Became III July 15, His Office Reveals

British Navy Abandons Hope For Men in Sub   King George Sends Condolence Message To Ship's Families

Statehood Bill Changes OK'd By Committee   “Anchorage Group Tc Ask Unfreezing Of + $55,000 Funds

Steven Changes Made in New Alaska Statehood Measure   Peratrovich Says Natives Will Okay

Spies Speéded Russ A-bombs  Moved Program Ahead At Least 18 Months: Fuchs

ATOMIC SPIES GAVE 18-MONTH BOOST TO REDS      American Security Not Breach* ed Since 1946 But ‘ England's Is.

‘More Arrests Fromisea  14 Spies Advance Red Atom Plan At ‘Least 18 Months

Briton Named Worst Betrayer   US Attorney Plans Espionage Arrests fram Naw Bata

Russian Atomic Program Advanced 18 Months By Four Spies. Report Claims

 =. — we GOR — Betrayer Russia's Atomic Program Advanced 18 Month: By Trio of Spies and Reneqade, Probers Report

Atomic Spies Advanced Reds’ Work On Bomb 18 Months, Committee Says

Soviet Plan GivenAidby Atom Spies   Work Is Advanced 18 Months as Result ~ of Help \Given by Four, Says Committee   Arrests Are Due      Saypol Declares Office Will Take Others Inte Custody

Espionage Aided Russia's Weapon:   Evaluation of Damage Caused by Four Spies Is Given by AEC Grour

To Start Series of Spy Arrests   Trio Aided Soviet Plan by 18 Months, Report

Spies Up Soviets A-Plan ‘Months   Senate-House Group Gives Evaluation Of Espionage Work

Russ A-Program Gained 18 Months  AEC Group Evaluates Espionage Damage— New Arrests Planned

Three Gonfessed Spies Aided Russian Bomb  Megeis. Cemkinimcke   ‘Atomic Experiments Speeded By Reds . Because Of Help

Reds Afomic Weapons Plans Shoved Ahead  3 Confessed Spies Take Information To Soviet Russia

ISSR Atomic Program Given 18 -Month Advance By Spies Who Transmitted Vital Data

Sharp Reduction In Beef Now Felt   Many Retail Food Stores Beginning to Feel Pinch Of Supply This Week

Beef Situation Spotty In U.S.   Some Stores Squeezed Others Well Supplied

Senate Lags As Tax Bill  Speedup Tried   Present Exemptions On Mutua! Banks May Remain

New ‘Find Clouds Evolution Theory  Modern Man Is Believed Older Than Thought

Nationwide Searct Is On for Escaped lowa Prisoner  Suspend Jailer   Suspend Jailer At Cedar Rapids In Kitts’ Escape

Kitts Search Is Nationwide   Jailer Suspended In Connection With Omahan’'s Escape

Cease Fire ls  Asked By Lie   UN Secretary Supports Bid For Peace By. Soviet Malik

Curb Opponents  Said Sabotaging -Nation’s Future   Warning Note Sounded By Michigan’s Govern @r At Amvets’ Convention

Anmy Working On New Rocket Weapons   Experiments In U. S.  Over And Plan  ff  » 

Army Finishes High Altitude Tests; Concentrates On Rocket Weapons

‘Army Says Experiments With Multi-Staged [Rockets Complefed: To Test Single Thursday

V-2 Developments  Army Claims Emphasis Being Put On New Rocket Warfare

V tae APC V CIOVPIMCIILS  [Army Claims Emphasis Being Put On New Rocket Warfare

Rocket Weapons To Be Studied  Multi-Stage Rocket Experiments End

Army Completes Altitude Tests With Big Rockets; Weapons Development Next

Army Begins Concentrating On Development Of Rocket Weapons; Test Slated Thursday

Army Concentrates On Development  Of Rockets As Weapons Of War Now

Rocket Shoot Thursday At White Sands  Proving Ground Ta Measure Cosmic Pay

Worst Flood In History. Hits Kansas   6 Known Drewned; Damage Estimated At $85 Million: -

2,000 Workers Flee To Safety Sirens Seream Warning As Flood Breaks Levee

DESPERATE PLEA HEARD White House Plane Bears Infant to Naval Hospital

Lawyers Give Authority Bil Final Polish  Full Agreement Seen On Provisions of ve  VA? mbonw BAe oes

New Bill to Fix Slaughter Quotas   Capehart and Maybank Are. Sponsors of Measure— May Prevent Black Market

Would Allow Quota Fixing   Bill Introduced — Which Would Set Slaughter Quotas

2 Rifle Companies, Mortar Platoon And 4 Guns Met First Communists

Instructor at Columbia Arrested on Perjury Charges in Spy Inquiry

B-29 Fights Off 15 Red Jet Planes   (Lone U.S. Bomber Probably Destroyed One Enemy Fichter

15 Russian-Type Ships Attack B-29  Gippled U.S. Bomber Routs Red Jet Planes

Recalls Cancelled For 18,000 Reserve Men in Air Force ©  New Order Delays ~  . Federalizing 60,000Other Volunteers ~

lrapped, but Gives  Hotel Fire Alarm  Evacuate 158, Check Flames at §. Bend ~

CLA ARK HAS GENERAL SUPPORT BUT —  Congress Battle Looms Over Vatican Envoy

Wave Of Protests Follows Appointment Of Clark As Ambassador To Vatican   PROTEST NOMINATOIN OF GEN. MARK CLARK

Battle Seen Over Envoy To Vatican  TR. _ _ . 2. Poy sre. ral , re: oe — = ee a   Protestants Irked By Truman Action In Naming Gen. Clark

FIGHT LOOMS OVER VATICAN APPOINTMENT   Churches Protest Opening Religious-Diplomatic Relations

Moscow Protests, Vatican Pleased  Gen. Clark-Rome Link Puts Heat on Congress   Ry The Associated Press

Protestants Kick On Appointment  Feel Church, State Should Be Separate

Heated Battle Promised In Congress Over Naming Ambassador To V aticar

“Protest Grows Fgainst Naming Catholic Envoy   Heated Fight Seen When Congress Gets Back On Job

Wave of Protest Hits Appointment   Heated Battle Expected Over Vatican Decision When Congress Return:

Wave of Protest On Vatican Post   Appointment of Clark As Ambassador Hit By Protestants

Sees Shortage of Civilian Goods   Erie Johnston Says Cost Of Living Rises by the Month—S$2 Billion a Year

1.8 Billion OKd for Foreign Aid   House Group Snips Truman’s Request

HOUSE UNIT VOTES FOREIGN AD BIL   $7.8, Billion. Program Appréved" “After: Cuts Totaling $651 Million

Relaying Love Through GI ‘Amplifier’ Not Too Good,  Couple In Korea Finds Out

Maneuvers, Carolina Style   Scheme Lags  Husbands Cry, “You Gotta Eat’

35 MEMBERS OF CULT READY FOR END OF WORLD   Sell Possessions, Pray in Darkness; Expect Doomsday Today.

Climax To 15 Days Of Chanting And Prayer Reached . End Of The World Is Awaited 

End Of World Expected Today  Religious Sect Waits In Darkened Cottage

35 Religious Cult Members Await End Of World In Canadian Cottage

Members of Religious Group Expect End of World or to ‘Meet. Their God

Religious Sect in 15th and Final Day Of Waiting for God...or World's End

Cultists End Period Of Secluded Prayer, Await End Of World Todawv

Members Of Religious Cult In British Columbia Ready For End Of The World

World's End Due Today  Children of Light Await Fate in Semi-Darknes:

Rackets Linked To Politicians   Political Tieups Prominent in Police Inactivity

Looks To 1952 MacArthur Offered Million For Lecture Tour Of U. S.

Memphis Boy Wins Spelling Championship When He Spells ‘Insouciant’ Without Hitch

Cooler and Wetter  MADISON WEATHER   Cocky Memphis Lad Wins Bee   Carefree 13-Year-Old Spells ‘Insouciant’

Wins On Insouciant  13-Year-Old Tennesseean National Spelling Chame

GOP LEADER RAPS POLICY IN FAR EAST   All-Out Aid to Free China Endorsed By Senator

Fear of Russia Derided by Taft   Senator Again Asks Aaaressive Policy

MOREL AGG *RESSIVE WAR IS SOLONS THESIS  ‘Taft Urges Backing for Mae

Truman Resumes Letter Writing With Blast Against Capeheart and His Bill

Truman Blasts At Capehart's Amendment  Letter In Nature Of ‘Barb’ Replying   Letter In Nature Of ‘Barb’ Replying To Senator's Query

Mexican Farm Laborers Become Political Issue  Claim California Scrapegoat Over "Wetback’ Labor

Chinese  Need Soviet  Assistance   Secretary Says invasion of Europe Would Mean War

Cites Russ Buildup in Far East   Tells Senators It Was Reason for Moving Troops to Hokkaido.

[Russia Could Make Chinese Stop War, General Declares   Secretary Reminds Probers That Red Attack on Western Furone Would Endanaer US.

RUSSIA REAL ENEMY, SAYS SEC. MARSHALL   Defense Chief Declares Soviet Could Call-Off Korean War.

Russ ‘Real’ Foe, Marshall States   Says Kremlin Could Halt War in Korea

General Holds Kremlin Pulls: China Strings   Secretary Repeats Belief MacArthur’s Program Ievalves War JEL

Predicts More Help To Come On U. N. Side   Says Soviets Can Stop War Whenever They Feel Like It

U. 5. T0 BACK JAPS’ CLAIMS   Dulles Declares Russian Seizure Of Habomai Isles Improper

Explosive Oil Dispute Alarms All Britain   Anxious Crowds Watch As. Cabinet Ministers — Call New Meeting

American Helicopter Steals Crowds From Communist Events In Vienna

But Wouldn't Do It Again Pilot Says Non-Stop Polar Flight ‘Easy’

Blair Flies Alone Over North Pole  Polar Flight “Easy” But Once Is Enouat

TOP-OF-WORLD FLIGHT ENDED   Blair Says Trip ‘Awfully Easy But Doesn’t Want To Try Again

Tax Delinquents Owe 5632.000.000   Employers Keep Huge Sum—Cheating is on Increase. Says Bureau

MacArthur Not. Likely To Get Power He Want:  Little Chance Seen , For Bigger Forces,  eet Bee tace Tae Beeches

Officials Doubt MacArthur To Get Authority He Considers Necessary

MaeArthur Not To Get  More Power   Washington And U.N, Have Own Reasons For Not Giving General More Authority

MacArthur _Meqieat Seen Rebuffed  Cy Sa eee ook ke   Asks UN For Authority He Deems Necessary For Victory

Little Chance that MacArthur to Get Power He Seeks   General Describes Conditions Essential To Success in Korea

Diplomatic Obstacles Cloud War   RA ower se   May Not Seek Complete Victory

MacArthur May. Be Held in Check   -Little Chance Of Complete Victory In Korea is Seen

Top Experts Say Chances Of Complete Victory Few   Variety Of Factors Deny MacArthur Bid For More Authority

FURTHER POWER WILL BE DENIED GEN, MACARTHUR   Exnected Dispatch Of Troops To Europe And Desire To Confine Korean War  Are Obstacles 

Officials See Little Chance M‘Arthur Will Get Power and Authority Needed to Achieve Victory

U. N. Hopes Red: Will Find Korea War Too Costly   Curb on MacArthur Is Result of Hope for Negotiations

M’Arthur Won't Get Troops for Full Victory’  Korean War to Remair Isolated; U. S. Looks  To Stronaer Eurane

To Defeat Chinese  MacArthur Has Little Chanee Of Getting Necessary Power

MacArthur Not To Get Power For Korean Job   Washington Says Western Europe Gets First Call

Washington Sees Little Chance MacArthur Will Get Power He Says Needed For Victory

‘Mac’ Given Little Chance Of he sena  Recent ‘ Suc uccesses   Recent Successes Only ‘Tactical’; Wants Authority Tc Bomb Manchuria

MAC ARTHUR WILL NOT GET FULL POWER   Denied Troops and Right to Bomb China Which He Sees as Necessary to Win.   SEEK TO AVOID SPREAD OF WAR   High Officials Rule Out Attacks on Manchuria; To Send Gls to Europe, Not Kores.

MacArthur Wants Bomb Permission, Larger Forces  Deems Steps Needed For Complete Win Over Enemy

MacArthur’s Pleas Given  Little Chanee   Three Factors Work Against Authority To Aid Korean Battle

lowa State Groups Hit By Report   Sloppy Accounting Work in Executive Council Is Criticized

Blunt Language in Report by ‘Liftle Hoover’ Group   Executive Council Draws Sharp Rap For ‘Sloppiness’

Okay Mrs. Smith in Considering McCarthy Oustes   Foe of Wisconsin Senator Will Sit With Probe Group

Truman’s Plea Rejected By Dock Workers   National Emergency Declaration Wanted By 65,000 Strikers

Truman Plea To Halt Strike Falls ‘Flat’ -.   Presidential Appeal ’ Gets Loud ‘No!’ - From Dock Workers

Strikers Shun Truman Appeal   Will Return Only In National Emergency

Senate Votes Sales Tax Increase, House Favors Boost in Cigarette Taxes

Quads Born to Boston Con's Wife   Babies, All Under Five Pounds, in Good Conditian

ALL HAVE 'WONDERFUL CHANCE’  Boston Policeman's Wife Gives Birth to Quads

Anvestigate Fatal Plane Collision   43 Are Killed When Navy Plane Rams Airliner

Inquiry Board Probes Plane  Crash; 43 Die,   Navy Ship And Cuban Aifliner Collide Near Key West, Movida

Planes Collide, Land Safely  Propeller of One Rips Motor From Other

Woman Wins Nomination For Mayor in Newark  Ineumbente in Akran   Incumbents in Akron Canton, Youngstown Renominated Tuesday

Negroes Charge UNC Segrecatior   Claim UNC Refused Them Athletic Pass

To Be Examined   Officers Alertad   Fitth A-Bomb Explosion Set Off

HUNT BABY SITTER IN $24,000 THEFT   GIRL, 15, VANISHES WITH CASH FROM DOCTOR'S HOME IN BAY STATE.

 Steady Prices Set  [Fourth Day Of Full Floors  Boosts Lumberton Poundage   "Cure AUK RACE.

 Steady Prices Set  Fourth Day Of Full Floors  ‘Boosts Lumberton Poundage   BBi4 Meh OAL WRAY

Manila Ringed By Troops As Huks Run Wild   Americans Warned To Seek Safety After Wave Of Slavings

Vital Rail Lines Restored  Soviet Has 35 Divisions in Poland, E. Germany

Reds Have Big  Force in Germany   Mechanized Units Tota 35. Divisions; Rail Lines Restored

Soviet Has Force of 35 Divisions in East Germany, Poland; Supply Lines Restored

East German Supply Line Is Restored By Russians   Department Of State Says Purges Started To Strenethen Party

U.S. State Dept. Aims New Blast At Soviet Union   Accuses Russians Of East German Purge, Rearming

Russia Ready For Conflict Reports Show   Communists Have 35 Divisions On Border of Germany

Reds Active In Germany U. S. Notes   ‘State Department Reports Build-Up Of War Potential

Soviet Army Bolstered In Kast Europe   Huge Force OF 35°” Divisions Reported. In Poland, Germany

U.S. Says 35 Divisions Are Battle Ready  Rail Supply Lines Claimed Restored Ba Eanes Ciavrman

Soviet Good Faith Questioned 35 Russ Divisions in Poland, [East Germany Alone, U.S. Says

Soviet Has Huge  Armored Force In E. Germany  Report Red's Have 35 Divisions; Restored Railway Supply Lines

Russia Has Force ()f 35 Divisions Ready For Use   Troops Are Ready In Poland, East Germar Rail Lines Rectored

State Department Says 35 Russian Divisions In East Germany. Poland

—RED STRENGTH REVEALED— 35 Soviet Divisions In Germany, Poland Alone

Planning War ‘But Talking  ‘For Peace   35 Mechanized Divisions OF Soviets In East Germany And Poland, State Dept. Savs

Reports 35 Divisions In One Sector  Blast Follows New Notes Proposing

U.S. Says 35 Divisions Are Battle Ready .  Rail Sunnly Linas   Rail Supply Lines Claimed Restored In Fact Germany

35 Division Soviet Army in Poland Germany Is Told  Railway Restoration, Red Purge of Ranks  Are Renorted

RUSSIA’S ARMED FORGES TIGHTEN GRIP IN EUROPE   Reds Keep 35 Divisions In East Germany And Poland While Leaders Talk  Peace.

 State Department Findings  U. S. Charges Soviets Have 139 Divisions In East Europe

Thousands Of Men To Stay In College Despite Tishter Draft Bill. Provisions

Draft Law Won't Strip Colleges   Up to 75,000 Will Be Deferred for Further Study: and Research; Othera Won’t Be Callec

Many Wil Go On In College Work  As Many as 75,000 Youths May Be Deferred for Study AFTER BASIC TRAINING  The 75,000 to Be Picked by Board in Nationwide  Camnathiiinn

Thousands of Young Men Should Be Able To Remain in College Despite the Draft .

75.000 Mav Be Deferred Tighter Draft Bill Allows Youths To Stay in College

Here's the Plan For College Mer   Many Can Remain In School Despite Tighter Provisions

Bill Will Defer 75,000 Collegians   House Has Yet To Approve Draft Leaislation

75,000 College Men Eligible For Deferment   ROTC, Veterans, 4Fs Still Excluded From Draft Set-up

Dratt Measure to Allow ‘Thousands of Young Men to Continue in College

Go On In College Work   As Many as 75,000 Youth: May Be Deferred for Study

Draft Will Make No Severe Slash In College Rolls   Many Thousands of Young Men Would Be Available as Students

Draft Bill Will Defer 75,000 Men For College Study Yearly      Those Taking ROTC Work, ‘4-Fs’ And War Il Veterans Also Exempted

79,000 Young Men To Be Given Right To Skip Draft for Study in Science

Federal Reserve Board Orders New Rules On Trade-in Deals With ''No Money Down"

Reserve Board Calls Halt to No Cash’ Sales  Up To Year In Jail And $5,000 Fine Can   Up To Year In Jail And $5,000 Fine Can Be Assessed Violators

Move Made To Cheek *: ‘Fictitious’  Trade-Ins   Reserve Board Says They’re Used To Avoid Cash  Down Payments

New Rules Hif Trade-in’ issue  Trend Toward Phone; ‘No Money Down’ Plar

New Rules to Curb Phony “No Payment Down” Offers   Federal Reserve Board Issue Deals With Trade-Inc on Houcehold Annliances

3,198 U. S. Prisoners Are on List:  Only One Fourth Of the Americans   Only One Fourth Of the Americans Who Are Reported Missing in Action

Legislators Seeking Tax Compromise   Senate-House Groups Work on Compromise To Solve Finances

$150,000 Sewer Expansion: For West End Is Underway   New Lines Will Take Care of Much of the Western End Of the Town Not Heretofore Having : Sewerage Facilities pac

West End Sewer Extends For Serving 200 Houses   It Also Services New High School — East End Extension Will Run As Far As Water Works Lane On Fact State Street

NO TRADES, NO OFFERS BY RED NEGOTIATORS   They Want "A Couple of Hundred Heartbreak Ridaes'" As Price of Truce

Peace: Talks Stuck Over Demarids’ Being Made By Communist Delegates

STUBBORN RED NEGOTIATORS STALL PARLEY  Enemy Makes No Concessions, No Trades, No Offers In 6 Days  Talk.

Reds Stick To Demands   Armistice Talks Fail To Progress  Re ARNOUIT NmRri

ENEMY BRACES NEW STRENGTH ABOVE BORDER      Radio Peiping Hits M’ Arthur Offer As Insult

Britain Sends Big Cruiser To Oil Port   British Oil Workers Ordered to Stay On Jobs

British Warship Is Sent To Iran Port   Foreign Secretary Morrison Reports Oil Crisis Has Taken Turn For Worse

IN IRANIAN OIL CRISIS  British Ready to Take Action Very Quickly

Iranian: Oil! Crisis. Takes  Serious: Turn: to. Worse; British Dispatch Warship

Las Vegans  Warned Of New A-Blast  Precautions Issued  On Broken Glass

ife of Governor Fine Dies n Philadelphia Following An peration For Brain Tumor’

Wife of Gov. Fine Dies After Brain Surgery   Mrs. Helene Fine Dies Suddenly Early This Morning

Governor's Wife 1s Taken by Beat   Mrs, J. Fine Succumbs Following Second Brair Operation in Hospital

Returned to Hospital for Checkup April 7 and Remained; IIlness Blamed on Fall in Phila. During  ' Political Campaign.

Tumor Fatal to Governor’s Wife  Mrs. Fine Dies After Third Brain Operation

Mrs. Fine, Wife OfGovernor, Dies  Of Brain Tumor  Succumbs Early Today Following Operation In Philadelohia

Woman Musician  Reports Addiction   Successful, With Income of $245 Weekly. She  Was Prostitute

Texas Democrat in Angry Blast. at Expenditures   Connally Irate Over Billions Wasted on. * Wabhiw Asiatics

Weather At Yuma   Big 3 Okay Unifiec Army For Europe   Foreign Ministers Hope To Complete Work on Germany Peace Contract Today

To Include Germans in Unified Army   Big Three Foreign Ministers Give tke Go-Ahead Signal

Ike Is Given Green Light On Big Army   Group May Have Units Of Germans   Decision Clears Way For Action On West German Peace ‘Contract’

WAY CLEARED FOR ACTION ON GERMAN “PEACE CONTRACT”   Plan Would Eniist West Ger‘many In Free Europe’s  Palawnen Cee 1K.

Big Three To Give ‘Ike’ Go Ahead Signal   Unified European Army To Include Germans

Big 3 Okay. Unifiec Army For Europe   Foreign Ministers Hope To Complete Work on Germany Peace Contract Today

Allied Army To Include  Germans   Big Three Gives Eisenhower Green Light On Forces

Allies Approve Germans For Fisenhowers Army   Give Ike Go-Ahead To Form West Defense: Study Peace ‘Contract’

Green Light Given For Unified European Army Including German Forces

Only Choice Left After Being Dared   Will Name 29 “Pinkies’ In Senate Speech; De partment Refuses To ° Compromise On Threat

Dr. Sanders Fails In Readmission   Can‘t Regain Right To Treat Patients

MALOTT SUCCESSOR   Board of Regents Names Committee, Asks Aid of Alumni. Faculty   POST OPEN ON JULY 

START SEARCH FOR 'MALOTT SUCCESSOR   Board of Regents Names Committee, Asks Aid of Alumni, Faculty   POST OPEN ON JULY 1

GRAFT AT AIR BASE IN OHIO CHARGED   Money ant Gifts Reported Ac cepted for Swinging Contracts to Firms,

Probe Graft af Air Force Base.  ee a ae   Wright-Patterson Field ls Taraet of Checkers

Senate Probing Kir Base Graft   Wright-Patterson Is Scanned for Further Sian of Corruption

Air Force Gratt Charges Checkec  Senate Group Busy For Several Weeks

Champion Steer Brings $6.75 Lb.   Bid Little More Than Half of Price Paid ai 1950 Exhibit

Gen. Ridgway ’s Parley Policy Is Approved By UN   Gen. Ridgway Reports * Communists Have Extended Fortifications

Troop Recall Is Demanded To Avert War   Slavs Charge Post Taken In ‘Premeditated? Ailton Blac

chinese Massing Fresh Troops For New As sault In Korea   ENEMY CASUALTIES NOW TOTAL 97,294

Reds Beseiging Chipyong Flee In Disorder   Chinese Massing Fresh Troops in Spite of Losses

Tanks Smash Reds  To Rescue Besieged French-Yank Force   Commies Surrounding Chipyong Driven Into Headlong Flight By Armored Column Driving Up From South; Chinese Pause To Regroup

Mrs. Ollie Bledsoe ls Killed in Wreck   Auto Overturns Into Ditch Near Moulton

Spring Rally of Northwest Reformed Brotherhoods at Trinity Church, Orange City

Vinson Revises House Draft Bill With 18> Limit  Would Give Congress Control Of Changes Without Truman OK

Would Give Congress  Authority   House Measure Provides By-Passing Of President

Revised Draft Bill Ready for Vote by House   Congress to Get More Control By Vinson Plan

‘Mayor White Says MacArthur And Alamo Synonymous Of Liberty And Freedom: Lauds General's Views

THE Torvestal  Davies   Traman Reported Deciding in 48 to Retain Atom Bombs In Civilian Hands, Partly for ‘Political Considerations’   42 ENTER THE ATOMIC ROMR

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES: Truman Decides on Civilian Control of Atomic Weapons

—Details Remain To Be Ironed Out—  Break In Cease-Fire Deadlock Nearing   Gen. Ridgway Agrees To Panmunjom For Truce Talks, But Balks At Making Munsan Neutral

Against Larger Neutral Zone  In Note to Reds   UN Liaison Officers Will Be Sent Today  To Panmunjom Area

Disagrees on Plan To Extend Neutral Zone   Notifies Reds of Possible Change in Armistice Area

Allies Agree to Panmunjom As New Korean Talks Site; Balk at Bigger Neutral Zone

Ridgway 0k ays New Area As Site Of Peace Parley   Disagrees With Proposal To Extend Neutral   Zone In Korea

Ridgway In Accord  On New Truce Site  But General Objects Te g,sending Neutral

SITE FOR TRUCE TALKS APPROVED   RIDGWAY AGREES TO PAN. MUNIOM AREA. BUT BALKS AT NEUTRAL ZONE,

Ridgway OKs Panmunjom Area As Site  Opposes Neutral Zone Extension

Communist Proposal For Shifting Site Of Parley Accepted By UN Leader   Disagrees With Red Suggestion Of Extending Neutral Zone To Include Location Of Allied Peace Camp

Ridgway Agrees On New Truce Site   Communist Proposal To Extend Neutral Zone Opposed By Commander Of UN Forces

Ridgway Accepts New Truce Sife   Refuses to Extend Old Neutral Zone

General MacArthur's Half Century Of Military Service Apparently Has Been Ended by Truman’s Order

Major Decisions Before Assembh In Final Days   At Least 12 Major Bills Are Up In State Legislature

U.S. Bayonets Cut fo Pieces  One Baifalion  Allies Forced To Move Back In West-Center

Chinese Unit Cut To Pieces by U.S. Counter-Attack   Bayonet-Wielding Yanks Charge Down Hill Against Red<«

More Storms On the Way   Rain, Wind, and Hail To Hit West Kansas Today: Most Rivers:Drop

Favor Appeal of Yellow Oleo Ban  lowa Food Dealers Adopt Resolutions

Taft President Drive Started   Wisconsin Volunteers Seek 100,000 Names

U. §. to Go Ahead In Middle East   Egypt’s Refusal To Take Part Not To Hinder Allied Pian

. Man’Who Was Sponsored By Local Church ~ Was Struck By Auto °.. -

D. P., Formerly Of Marysville Killed by Car   _Desider Sibrik Dies When Struck in _ Columbus on Friday

Air Force to Use 67-Cent Coffee as Floor-Sweeping Compound; ‘It Got Old’

Foster-Son, 16, Hunted as Killer   Boy Missing Since Woman Found Slain

Snow, Rain Wash Out Korean War   Little Activity Occurs On  Land Or In Air

Snow, Rain End Record Series  Of Jet Battles   Friday One of Quietes! Days Since Invasion; Ground War Reduced

Changes Felt In Truce Talk  Part Of Difference   Part Of Difference Seen In American MP’s On Guard

Battle-Tested Enemy Troops Smash Hole In Center Of Allied Positions To Extend Third Invasion Of South Korea—Communists Bend Back Right Flank Of Defending Forces, Striking With Apparent Aim Of Splitting Eighth Army

ROK’'S Unable To Hold Communists On Central Front   Necrly 500,000 Veteran Enemy Troops Hit Center of UN Line: Lt. Gen. Ridgway Visits Front

Communists Pour Through Center Gap   Ridgway at Front Says Great Battle May Prove Decisive

New Offensive . May Be Decisive Battle in Korea.   Gen. Ridgway Visits Front; Situation’ Grim But Leaders Confident

Half Million Reds Smash Allied Lines   Big Hole Driven Into Center Of Defense Sector

Half Million Reds Pouring  Into Breaeh   Major Breakthrough Bends Back Right Flank as ROKs Fold

Commies Tear Hole Through Defense Line   Savage Onslaught Hits Along UN Lines in Effort Break Up Allies Into Piecemea] Seqments

Enemy Forces Wide Gap In Allied Lines   South Koreans Crumble  Before Advancing Doda

Furious Assaulf Forces Allied Right Flank Back   ‘May Prove Decisive Battle of War,’ Says Ridqway at Front

Stream Through Gap as South Koreans Retreat, Expose Other Allies   Half Million Reds  Present In Area   Communists. Seeking to Break International Eighth Army to Bits

A Half Million — Troops Used in Smashing Attack   UN Commanders Say Situation Is Serious; Battle May Well Be Decisive

Situation In Center Is Serious   Enemy Troops Pour Through Big Gap in U.N’s Forward Wall

ROK Collapse Leaves Allied  Hanks Exposed   Gen. Ridgway Predicts “Decisive” Battle. Warns That Enemy Is Loaded With Reserves

TEAR HOLE IN CENTER OF ALLIED LINE   Reds Pour Bock Across  Border, Advance 20 Miles in Three Days of Great Offensive. =   DECISIVE BATTLE = _ OF WAR IS SEEN:   Allied Positions on Flanks Endangered by Collapse of South Koreans Holding Center.

‘Decisive’ Battle Seen by Ridgway   Break-up of Eighth Army Aim of Communist Horde

Bend Allied Flank Back   S. Koreans Give Way tn Canter, Letting Mossive Assault Smash Hole in Line

Retreat Bares Allied Flanks; Situation Grim  Communists Aim Fo May Day Victory

Enemy Invasion  Of South Korea is In Full Force   Communist Troops Strike Savagely With Aim Of Breaking International Army Into Small Units; Retreat Exposes Other Allied Divisions

ENEMY SHOWS SURPRISING STRENGTH   Aim To Break Up 8th Army Into Piecemeal Units  GEN. RIDGWAY   Declares Battle May Prove Decisive: Commanders Remain Confident

Strike Savagely In Third Invasion Of South Korea   About Half Million Battle-Tested Reds In Big Offensive

ROK’S CRUMBLE BEFORE ATTACK, EXPOSE FLANKS   Frontline Officers Call Situation Serious As Foe Scores 20-Mile Gains

Savage Fight fo Break Up Ales Rages   Koreans Crumble, Leaving Exposed Other Divisions

Attacking Reds Tear Big Hole In Allied Line  Flanks Men ns Goth tan  Baheamene Cocsmble

HALF MILLION REDS SMASH UN FRONT   Situation Grows Serious In Korea; Generals  Are Worried

Nearly 500,000 Troops Smash Forward Inv Big Drive—Commanders Confident Foe Will Be Stopped—Ridgway, At Front, Says Battle May Prove ‘Decisive

Communists Pushing Into South Korea   Decisive Battle May Be Under Way, Commander Says as Enemy Strikes With Surprising Force

Ridgway Pulls Troops Back fo New Positions.   400,000 Chinese” On March: High’ : Command Hopeful

Nearly Half-Million Veteran‘ Troops Launch Third  Invasion  RENT ATIIEN FET ANK!   BEND ALLIED FLANK  Pincer Move Apparently Designed to Take Chunchon-Seoul Highway

Foe Pours Through Hole in Central Front, Threatening Flanks of Nearby UN Units; Well Past 38th Parallel

HAL MILLION STAKE FLANK BENOING BLOW   Frontline Officers Say It's Serious But Ridgway _ ls Confident...

Allies’ Right FlankBentBy Stiff Punch   Communist Hordes Stream Through Gap; Situation Serious

South Koreans Routed, Reds Pour Through Gap in Flanking Move      Reds’ Savage Attack Cracks Allied Line

Communists Trying to Cut Up {xposed Allied Units: Ridgway Expresses Confidence: Refugees Flee

South Korean Units Crumble Before Attack   Center of Allied Line Breaks; Reds Stream Southward

RO K Retreat Exposes Other Allied Units  To Communists   Situation Serious to Offi eers at Front: Headquarters Confident

Decisive Battle May Be Due, Ridgway Thinks   Communists Stream Through Gap, Turning Back Lines

"The Battle Is Joined,” Says Allied Supreme Commander; Communists Pour Through Gan

New Offensive Is Third One Since June 25   South Koreans Holding  Center, Crumble As Communists Try To Mount Pincers Move

Ridgway Warns Allies Have Not Met Full Strength of Offensive Spring Attack

Stream Through Gap; Push Back Allies on Right  Third Invasion of ~ S. Korean Territory

ROK Units Collapse, Expose Allied Flanks  Greatest Enemy Offensive Yet And May Grow. Savs Ridoway—

Greatest Offensive  Launched  ‘Officers at Fron  Hold Confidence;   Crisis Serious

Knemy Rushes Through Gap, Bending Flank   Central Front ROKs Fold, Exposing Other UN Troops

Decisive Fight for Country Is in the Making   Enemy Gains Total 20 Miles; Hole in Center of Line Gives Concern

Enemy Said to Have Thrown Nearly Half Million Men In Third South Korean Invasion

Foe Again Drives Into South Korea   Half Million Communists Join in Powerful Attack

Aim To Break Up Army Into Small Pieces      Foe Deepens Wedge in 3rd Invasion South; Decision Seen Soon:

Enemy's Forces Advance 10 Miles Into South Korea  Communists Pour Through Break in Center of Front

Hole !s Smashed Through Center Of Allied Line   Communist Horde Rolls Ahead Despite Teriffic Slaughter

Savage Fighting Ensues But the Central Front is in Serious Situation

Gen. Ridgeway Says Battle May Decide War  500,000 Enemy Troops Strike At Eighth Army

Savage Strike Crumbles South Korean Units   General Ridgway Says It’s Greatest Red Offensive Yet

Right Flank Of UN Line  ‘Turned Back   Situatien Is  Called Serious

Right Flank Of Allied Line Is Bent Back  Ridgway Says He ds Co nfiden it OF

Reds Smash Hole — In U.N. Center Line  In Third Invasion Savage Strike Aims At Breakirig 8th Army: 100 Mile Line Crumbles

south Korean Units Crumble Before Attack   Situation Serious, Ridgway Says Big Push Yet To Come

5rPartisan Committee Decides How to Raise Major Part of Money Required by State

Package Tax Bill Gets Okeh of Bi-Partisans;  Caucuses Now Discuss

\Russia's Mysterious Gen. Zhukov ‘Returns to Baffle Western. Allies

‘SUDDEN REAPPEARANCE OF GEN. ZHUKOV /HAS SET ALLIED CAPITALS SPECULATING

Allied Troops Capture Peak From Red Force:   Towering Mountain Guards Approaches To Kumsong Area

Peak Taken; Reds Suffer Heavy Losse:   Resistan<e Stiffens On East-Central Front Sector

Controls Fight Continues Buring Weekend Recess   Check Ordered On Gov't Cars   CRITICALLY HURT   Scotts ferm Ended—  lowa Liquor Commission Now Peaceful, Quiet

Liquor Control Unit Functions Smoothly Now   Things Quiet After a Year of Controversy, New Chairman Says

STATE LIQUOR BOARD NOW IS ‘QUIET GROUP   Newest Member, Harold E. Wolfe, Named Chairman

Once Turbulent Liquor Board Works Smoothly   New Chairman Says Controversy In Board Ended

Action On Sports Fixers Started   Truman Meets With “Amateur And. Pro Snort Fiqures

Jurors Indict ‘Pennsy’ For Manslaughter  Conviction In Crash  Fatal To 84 Could Bring $84,006 Fine

84 Manslaughter Indictments Returned Against Railroad  As Result Of Train Wreck

Penn R.R.  Indicted in Fatal Crash   Grand Jury Act Grows Out of Smashup in Which 84 Died.

PENNSYLVANIARR ISINDICTED FOR MANSLAUGHTER   84 INDICTMENTS RETURNED IN WRECK AT WOODBRIDGE. N. J.

Eighty-Four Separate Indictments Returned Against Huge Pennsylvania System, One for Each Fatality In Recent Crash of Its “Broker” in New Jersey— Date Set for Frutering Plone

PRR Indicted On 84 Counts   Indictments Were In Connection With Rail Mishap Fatal to 84 -.

Grand Jury Accuses R.R. In 84 Deaths   Pennsylvania Is Charged In Worst Wreck Since 1918

PRR Indicted For 84 Deaths In Train Crash   . Manélaughter Charge Lodged By Jurors In - New Jersey Disaster

Pennsy Indicted For 84 Deaths  Faces Manslaughter In Commuter Wreck

Indictments Follow Crash Of The Broker’  Charges Brought In Names Of Each Of Dead Commutors  aoe oe

Pennsylvaniz Railroad Named in 84.  Indictments   Manslaughter Charge Made For Each Person Killed in Wreck

Counts Returned Following Probe of N.J. Wreck   Grand Jury Deliberates 1 Hour and 40 Minutes And Lists Names of 84

PRR Indicted On 84 Counts   Railroad Accused of Manslaughter by Jury

Railroad Is Indicted by Jersey Jury   Separate Returns Made in Names of 84 Who Died in Wreck at Woodbridge  Only Fine Possible No Individuals Named  as Culpable, Hence Na Jail Terms —

Indict Pennsy R. R. For Wreck Deaths  <Trairi Crewmen Not Cited by Jurors

Pennsy Indicted On $4 Counts Of Manslauchter   Jury Blames Railroad For Woodbridge Wreck

Penn. R.R. Indicted for $4 Deaths   Manslaughter Cited For Each Life Lost In Woodbridge Wreck

Train Disaster Results In 84 Indictments  Grand Jury Returns Indictments —  8: a

Pennsylvania Railroad Cited  in Indictments   Grand Jury Accuses Road Of Manslaughter in 84 Charges Last Night

84 Manslaughter Counts Brought Against Pennsy   New Jersey Grand Jury Indicts Railroad As ‘Felonious Killer’ after Wreck Probe

Name Railroad On Charges Of Manslaughter   Grand Jury In New Jersey Brings Indictments As Result Of Train Wreck in Which 84 Died

PENNSYLVANIA IS INDICTED IN WRECK   84 Manslaughter Counts Returned By Grand Jury

Pennsy Accused Of Manslaughter         New Jersey Grand. Jury Reétarns. 84 Separate ‘Ij ments as Aftermath of Woodbridge Tragedy

RAILROAD IS INDICTED FOR 84 DEATHS   Pennsylvania : System Accused of Manslaughter in Each Death in Wreck.

+94 Manslaughter Indictments Facing Pennsylvania Railroad in Wreck

PRR lndicted in Fatal Rail Crash Grand Jury Returns  Of Separate Charges At Climax of Probe

U.S. Confident Japanese Peace Treaty Will Be Signed Despite Expected Red Opposition

Acheson’s Fears Discounted:  bey S. Sees Little Chance Russ Can Block Jap Peace Treaty

USSR Won’ Halt Treaty For Japan   Acheson Confident Pact to Be Signed At San Francisco

U.S. Confident Jap Pac Will Go Through In Sept   Acheson Predicts Strong Action By Soviet Russia Against Conclusion Of Peace Treaty

'7,400 HOMELESS THROUGH FLOODS   Forest Fires Plague Pacific Northwest; Snow  In Wyoming

Crest of Mississippi Flood Hits lowa Cities; Major Dikes Hold; Danger Eased

7,400 Homeless In Midwest Flooc   Orego n, Meanwhile,  Draught Sufferer

Tradition Is Given Kick In Pants By Students Of UCLA In Primary Elpetin.s

Both U.N., Reds Marking Time On Truce Talks   Messages and Replies Are Still Holding Up Kaesong Affair

UN, Red China Both Awaiting Truce Replies   Messages Chiefly Replies To Replies

EACH SIDE IS AWAITING ANSWERS TO MESSAGES ON RESUMING TRUCE TALKS

Chopping Wages Varying Widely   Labor Shortages Cause Fluctuations; Range Is $4 to $10

COTTON FARMERS VIE FOR LABOR   Some Southern Growers Pay Cotton Choppers $10 Per Day

Ships Search In Vain For Debris From Plane Missing With 53 Aboard

Jimmy’s Message Delivered; Amputee Meets Boy’s Mother  Coincidence Seems Dream

Reds Seek to Trap U.N. Forces Between Seoul, Escape Port of Pusan

Wonju Circled; Allies Quit Big  Suwon Air Base   Chinese, North Koreans Drive From Yalleys Toward Pusan

NORTH KOREAN FORCES DRIVE ON CHUNGJU   Gateway to South  Under Siege By Foe

6(),000 Red Koreans Join Surge South   Wonju, Gateway to South Korea, Circied by Second Force

Probers Say Spy Allowed To Stay 2 Years In U.S.   Czech Agent Trained In “Silent Killing”

Way Must Be Found To Have Italy In U.N. Despite Russian Obiections .Truman Saves

"Full and Equal’ Part Asked for Former Enemy   President Proposes Easing Terms of Italian Peace Treaty

Reallirms American Aim foward Italy   Truman Says Equalit; _With Free Nations _ Is Goal of U. S.

Truman Vows  To Battle For Italy’s Rights  Says Treaty Places   Says Treaty Places Shackles On Nation’s Part In Defense Plan

President Warns Russia On Italy   Ways Must Be Found To Remove Blocks To Partnership, He Says

Russian Veto On Italy Must Be Overruled   Truman Says If Reds Persist in Views That “Other Ways Must Be Found” to Do Job

@uiek Action Urged  Special Legislature May Deal With Congress District Chane

Thousands End Holy Week Mourning as World Prepares for Joyous Celebration of Facter

World Observes Easter Season’s  End Tomorrow   Christians Tum From Cnicifixion™ to”: The ** Resurrection

Christians Will Mark Easter Miracle In World Torn by Anxiety and Fear

Christians Of World Prepare To Celebrate Easter Miracle  Thousands Of Europeans, Americans Make Pilgrimage Along Via Doloros:

Holy Week Of Mourning Ends; Christians Ready  For Easter Celebration

World Observes Faster Season’s End Tomorrow   Christians Turn From Crucifixion to The Resurrection

Holy Week Services of Mourning End as Christian World Prepares for Easter

CHRISTIANS CELEBRATE EASTER MIRACLE ‘OF CHRIST'S RISING IN TROUBLED WORLD

Reds Flee Northward To Avoid Entrapment   United Nations Tank-Led Forces Push Further Into Triangle; Communists Reported Preparing Blow Near Seoul

Allies Force Reds Te Flee North in Eastern Korea   However, Action Indicates Enemy May Be Preparing For Drive in Seoul Area.

CUT DEEPER IN RED TRIANGLE   Reds Fleeing Northwarc In Effort To Escape Allied Trap

RED STATEMENT) CONFUSE GUTLOAK FOR ARMISTICE   Chinese and North Korean Foreign Ministers Demand Sterner Terms Than Their  Truce Delegates,   CALL FOR REMOVAL OF FOREIGN TROOPS   Want Cease-Fire at 38th Par attet—fextreme Proposals Could Lead to Breakdown of Talks.

Tough Red Talk Confuses Truce   No Wa r ‘Slowdown,’ Ridgway Tells Foe

Activities During Recess — Could Halt Truce Parley As Agreement Looks Near

Red Political Moves Confuse Truce Outlook   Both North Koreans And Chinese: Revert To Former Stands

Armistice Talks Backslide, Yule Truce Unlikely   Political Maneuvers _ — By Communist Chiefs :

Situation Could Result in Complete Breakdown of Talks at Time When an Agreement H a d Seemed Closest Ever.

Old Demands: Raised Anew In Statements   Talks in Recess But Situations Can Result In Early Breakdown

. Say Situation Could Result In Breakdown   Troop Withdrawa Is Again Posing Touchy Question

REDS CONFUSE PEACE ISSUE IN N KOREA   Reply Due Tomorrow; Hill Battles Rage All Along Front

—ArmMis  Outlook Confused By Reds   Chinese-Korean Stand Could Break Up Talks

Germans Get Postwar Try At Diplomacy   Richt To Appoint Envoys Permitted By Western Allies

Reichto Set Up Its First Postwar Foreign Ministry   Permission Granted In New Occupation Law Issued in Bonn

Allies Ease Controls on West Reich   German Republic Giver Right To Establish Diplomatic Ties.

ALLIES EASING AMY CONTROL (VER GE ANIAN   Can Set Up Foreign Ministry and Have Relations with Friendly Nations.

Western Allies Relax Grip on West Germany   Bonn Government May Now Establish Diplomatic Relation: With fee: Rriande

West Permits Germany to Have Foreign Ministry  Diplomatic Relations Can Be Established With Friends

Reich Reins Eased Again   Allies Permit Bonn Government to Set Up Own Foreign Ministry

Allies Erase More Curbs  On Germany   Bonn Rule Allowed To Set Up Its First Foreion Ministry

Allies Approve Relations with Friendly Nations   First Since War That Germans Have Had Foreign Offices

West Germany Gets Right fo Have Own Foreign Ministry   Allies Relax Many Controls Of Occupation

Information Asked About $1,300 Debt   House Committee In Final Session  Of Current Probe

Crime Probers Turn To North New J ersey  Charge Racketeers Played Role In Ousting Of Hague

Australians Turn Down Move To Ban Communisw   Living Standards, Social Welfare Important To Peace, Says Italian

Voters of Australia Apparently Reject Bid by Government For Right to Outlaw Red Party

Brooding Boy Held in Triple Slaying  Youth, Kept In Nights Kills Uncle, Aunt And  pe: are

Texan, 73, Dies of Heart Attack After Inheriting $600,000 Estate

Doctors Hopeful For Pvt. Reeves   Frostbitten Korean War Veteran Recovering from Amputation of Both Feet

Red Losses High During Break-Off N _— 30.000 Killed. Wounded Durine Lull In Truce Tales

Red Losses High Since Break-Off Of Peace Talks   Nearly 80,000 Killed, Wounded Or Captured  Since.

Delay Tactics Have Cost Reds Heavily   Enemy Suffers 80,000 Losses In Last 48 Days

Only Future Can Give Answer to Question —  Did Reds Gain by Breaking Off Talks?

Reds Pay High Price for Time— Only Time Can Tell If Reds Gained by Ending Peace Talk

City Water Is Safe   ‘Future Must Decide Whether Enemy ‘Gained By Breaking Off Truce Talks

Communists in Korea Have Paid a High Price  For Breaking Off Peace Talks on Auaqust 23

Armistice Delay Costs Reds Heavily   Casualties Run To Nearly 80,000 Men Since Talks Stopped

Chinese Reds  ilivewy  See ‘Spy Rings   Peiping Radio Tells Raids in Manchuria

Auto Companies Seek Increases   Four Firms Ask Approval Of Boost In Prices

4 MOTOR FIRMS SEEK INCREASES   ‘Ford, Studebaker, Hudson _ K-F"Ask OPS For " Weeher Ceilings

Four Automobile Makers Ask Higher Price Ceilings   Ford, Studebaker, Hudson and Kaiser-Frazer File Applications With OPS—Increases Sought Range From 4.37 Per Cent on Mercury Cars to 28.48 on Henry J. Models —Any Markups Must Await Approval.

Four Manufacturers Ask Permission  To Raise Automobile Prices 4-28%

INQUIR F— Top Secret Label Put On Hearing  Two Witnesses Are Union Men

Att Wave Red Probe Placed On Secret File   Senator Silent ‘On Testimony Of Witnesses

RED INFLUENCE IN RADIO, TV T0 BE GHECKE   Top Secret Matter Before + Senate Subcommittee at New York.

Senator Gets 3 Messages In Past Week   Others Receive Warnings; Not Taken Seriously

To Be “Injured Personally” Unless He Discontinues His Crime Committee Activities   Committee Will Meet Behind Clesed Doors Until Saturday When Investigation Is Scheduled To Conclude — Announcement Made After Protest Of Gamblers

Letters, Phone Calls Disclosed By Sen. Tobey   Was Closely Guarded in New York. He Tells

Threats Made To Sen. Tobey   Warned to Cease Activities on Crime Committee

Jet Ace Says Reds Make Mistakes In Air, Lack Leadership, Training

STH ARMY RETREAT  Main Body of Allied Fighting Forces Falls Back From Chinese Foe

South Korean Capital’s Port Also. Abandoned By Allies Under Cover Of Gunfire by Navy

Main Allied Force Pulls Back on Land   Evacuation Order Surprises Troops.

Approaching Foe Shelled By Warships   Pursuing Chinese Communists Try Pincers Movement

Port Evacuated After Facilities Are Destroyed; UN Forces Pull Out Of Capital as Red Hordes Move In

Chinese Swarm Across Frozen Han River   Tleavy Naval, Air Attack Covers Withdrawal of UN Forces

Most of 8th Army Pulling South by Land   180,000 Communists Threatening Escape Route to Pusan

Withdraw Under Curtain of Naval Gunfire; Seoul  a Ruin   HELP SOME CIVILIANS

Navy Aids Escape of UN Troops   Second Hungnam Reported a Success, Shrieking Hordes Take Over Seaul

Allies Quit Seoul, Inchon ‘As China Hordes Swarm Over Frozen Han River

Main Body on Move by Land   ' Service Troops Taken Awey By Navy; Move Aveids Dangerous Pincers Threat

RED HORDES TAKE SEOUL, PHISH SOUTH   Navy: Gunfire  Covers Escape

Big Naval Guns Hold Off Enemy   Docking Facilities And Railway Yards Wrecked: Seoul! Falls

Port Supply Men Evacuated by Ship; Shrieking. indless Red Manpower  Kadangers Road From Pusan

Allies Leave Via Sea From Inchon‘s Port   8th Army's Main Body Retreating South From Capital

NAM Warns On National Lack Of Morality   Declares Americans Must Look Behind Scenes For Extent Of Corruption

Graft, Corruption Scored By Ruffin   Nation Must Share Own Responsibility

NAM President Says Nation Must Share In Blame for Atmosphere of Corruption

NAM Executive Deplores Graft _ And Corruption   Places Responsibility on Entire Nation; Pleads For Revival of Private Morality

Says Nation Must Share Scandal Blame   Retiring N. A. M. Head Critical of Public Attitude

Hopes For Release By Christmas Dwindled By Doubts On Roster   Negotiators Take Up Study O1 Principles To Govern Supervision Of Armistice Plans.

RELEAAE FUR PAIOONERG Tl AWAIT CHEGK   Truce Negotiations Given to Staff Officers on Policing Issue.

DEADLOCKED © TRUCE ISSUE IS SECONDARY   U.N. Refuses to Discuss Exchange of Men Due to Meager Enemy Reports.

POW Airlift Plan Complete   Allied Hopes For Early Release Dimmed

Allies Ready to Care for Men Released But Truce ‘Talks Deadlocked Aqain

But Release By Christmas Is Doubtful .   Truce Talks Are Turned Over to Staff Officers

Release Date Delay Is Seen   Study Of Communist List Blocks Possibility Of Action By Christmas

UN To Move. POWs To Japan When Possible:  Exchange Agreement and Policing Issue Still Unsettled Now -

Allied Patrols. In Light Action   Heavy Rain Limits Activity On Front

Light Fire Only on Ground War Front 'UN Planes Blast Dug in Red Lines

Bodies Found in Mine at Joplin; Believed Missing Mosser Family   Two. Adults and Three Children Discovered in Abandoned Shaft; Badman Bill Cock, Suspected Slayer of Eight. Captured in Old Mexico

cle SCCTEOOL THIVISION   CHURCHMEN SURVE) RELIGIOUS NEEDS OF FRONTIER AREA

Forget Differences; 10 Protestant Groups Work for Spiritual Benefit of New Settler:

Survey.T eams Plan 10 Community Churches In Modern Frontier Area

Street Sale of Flowers Saturday To Aid:the Visually Handicapped :

ltalian Reds, Defeated in Assembly Vote on Defense Funds, Stalk Out

Flying Pacific After Farewell Party In Hawaii   Frisco, Washington And New York Will Greet Deposed Hero

‘Welcome To Commence Tonight As The General Reaches West Coast   THEN TO THE CAPITAL   Television to Provide Gallery Seat for Countless Americans

Arn Fights for More Study on Financial Bill   Appears in House Caucus to Request Delay for “Little  * wry! [note bape te

Arn Says:  Not Scuttled-Just Postponed  Fight  On Fiscal Reform  . BP...la      Fight On Fiscal Reform Stirs Senator To Revolt

4 School Aid Bills Passed  House Acts Quickly To Dispose of Them

House Passes Aid To School Bills With No Increase   Four Aid Bills Passed With Only 2 Dissenting Votes

lowa House _ Passes School Aid Measures  $17, 600, 000. Yearly. Would Be: Provided:

Gap In Lines Is Plugged Up By UN Forces   Chinese Attack In Waves Along East-Central Fron

South Koreans Give Ground As Reds Attack  Battles Flare Along 75-Mile Front; U. S. Troops Hold Firm

Americans Repulse Chinese [Attacks in Hottest Sector of 5 - Mile - Wide Battleground

Chinese Hurl 96,000 Troops At East Sector   Hole Smashed in South Korean Ranks Quickly Plugged by Americans  —Heavy Toll Taken

South Gap Is Restored By UN Units   Field Dispatches Report 96,000 Chinese Attack on East Central Front as Drive Ovens   Reserves Are Deep   Strategy Seems to Be to Hit Center, Losses Unimportant

Chinese Punch HoleinROK Position; Gap Plugged Soon   96,000 Communists At. tacking on 25-Mile East. Central Sector

96,000 Attack Allied Posts on Eastern Front   All-Out Offensive Coming; Reds Lose Heavily, Charge On

ROKs Forced To Pull Back But Hole Quickly Plugged  Estimate 3,582 Reds Killed Wednesday, - Americans Countera ttack Many Places

Enemy Scores Breakthrough Over South Koreans in East But Allied Forces Soon Plug Up Hole.

Allied Troops Plug Gap Made By Communists  Americans Slaughte Foe By Thousands

Allies Plug Gaps Driven Into Defense   Chinese Believed In First Stages Of New Offensive

96,000 in Attack At Chunchon-Inje  Other Thousands Gather In Pukhan Valley and

U.N. DEFENSES HOLD, FORCES RETREAT OF FOE IN ONE SECTOR   Battlefront Explodes From East To West As Enemy Steps Up Offensive; Reds Being Cut Down “By Thousands,” U.S. Officer S¢

Report 96,000 Chinese Attack Along 25 Mile Front; More Massed On Pukan Route

Attack Made Using Waves Of Chinese  Along Front  Tr 2, gr . ¥f   East Central Area Hottest In Spring Offensive Attempt

Main Line Of Defense Ts Holding   Waves Of Enemy Troops Fail To Break Through After Gap Is Plugved

Chinese Beaten Back After Some Successes  Waves of Soldiers Attack Along Front 75 Milee Wide

Wave After Wave Of Enemy Beaten Off By Defenders   Battle Rages Along Entire 75-Mile East-Central Front

RED WAVES IN SUICIDE DANE ~ MOWED DOWN   Thousands of Chinese Thrown “Into Attacks Despite  "> Heavy -Losses:

Heavy Losses Fail to Halt Enemy Assault   Censored Reports Indicate Drive Is Aimed at Center

Allies Plug Hole in UN Defense Line   Chinese Reds’ Breakthru Is Driven Back

U.N. TROOPS SMASH ATTACKS Planes, Artillery And Mines Kill Thousands  Of Chinese Communists

Report 96,000 Chinese Attack On 25-Mile Front   PRESSURE MOUNTS   As Enem y Continues Assaults Despite Heavy Losses; R.O.K. Troops Retreat

UN Forces Plug Huge Gap in ROK Positions   Heaviest Action In East-Central Area On 75-Mile Front

Great Losses Suffered By The Chinese   Heavy Reserves Back Of Line Expected To Join Assault

Reds Fail To Smash Allied Defense Line   Counterattacks Push Chinese Back Alang 75-Mile Front

Foe’s Attack Blasts Hole In Rok Front   American Troops Counter-Attack To Retake Hill Position:

Allies Plug Up Gap Smashed In §. Korean Ranks   Yanks Repulse Waves Of Reds In Opening Phase Of Huge Drive

Enemy Sends 96,000 Into Raging F ight   Hole In South Korea: Ranks Phigged; West Pressure On Increase

Hole in Korean Line Is Plugged by Allied Troops   96,000 Reds Launch Offensive on 25 Mile Front in East, Center

Line Helas Despite Big Red Assault   Enemy Throwing More Troops Into New Offensive

South Korean ‘Line Falters Tn Attack   Americans Pound Enemy and Kill Off Thousands

Reds In Waves Fail To Break Thru Allied Line   Chinese Hurled Back Every Time They Stormed U. S. Positions; 96,000 Reported In Attack Force.

Main U.N. Defense Checks Red Drive  Allied Troops Plug Hole Made In ROK Position by Chinese   Enemy Throws in 96,000 Troops as All-Out Drive Begins Against East-Central Sector

Allies Use Bayonets to  Check Reds  Communist Troops in Central Sector

Bayonets Foil Red Attempts To Flank Line   Massive Buildup By Enemy Underway In Central Korea

CHINESE FLEE IN BAYONET CHARGE   =enemy Pressure Continue: On Eastern Front  U.S. ARTILLERY   Takes Heavy Toll In Fight North Of Wonju: Report Reds Regrouping

CHARGE HALTS ENEMY DRIVE   Foe Shifts Pressure Te Chechon Area; Maia Push Checked

Enemy Troops Hurled Back on Central Front   Enemy Casualties Continue to Mount fn Chipyong Area

Red Efforts to Outflank 2 Ends Of Line Stopped   Allies Bare Their Bayonets and Charge

U. N. Infantrymen’ Repel Flanking Move on Left; Chinese May Have Shifted Strength Aghin.  ENEMY BUILDUP * REPORTED IN HILLS

Allies Repulse Red Flankers With Bayonet:  , ee eee fee ey ee ee   Action Is Relatively Light; Communists’ Caanalties 4.925

Enemy Sends  150,000 Men Into Valleys lor Onslaught   Tank-Led Gls Break Through Ring Forged Around Chipyong

Driven Back From Flanks   Action Along Sattlafront Slowed After Alties Win Chipyene Strucale

Cold Steel Used To Rout Chinese In Seoul Sector   Believe Enemy Shifts Strength, Continues. Buildup in Center

Bayonets Halt Reds On Flanks   Action All Along the Front Relatively Light ——Red Losses 100,000   SHIFT IN STRENGTH?   South Koreans Are Ready For Renewed Chinese Pressure Near Chechon

Doughboys, Short Of Ammo, Use Cold Steel To Rout Enemy — South Koreans Repulse Attack On Right Flank — Count Nearly 5,000 Red Casualties Thursday

Foe’s Attempt To Turn Flank Met With Steel  Spot Red Buildup Of 150,000 Troops See New Onslaught

Enemy Tries To Outflank U.N. Troops   Pressure Continues North Of Chechon3 Tempo Slows Down

Bayonets Used To Check Red Attack   South Koreans Throw Back _ Chinese Troops North of Chechon   ENEMY LOSSES MOUNT   Communist Strength Building Up Beyond Chipyong and Wonju

Action Quiefer All Along Korean Fronts   Large Concentration Of Reds Reported Above Central Sector

Chinese Switch Pressure From Central Sector   Build Up Reported in Chechon Area; Charge Forces Enemy to Flee

Allies Beat Off Attacks On Flanks   But Reds Build  Up 150,000-man Force for Renewed Drive in Center

Bayoneis Are Used fo Halt Chinese Blow   Vicious Counter-Attack By Allied Troops Is Disastrous for Reds Attempting Trick

Yanks Low On Ammunition On Western Front   Fighting Tapers Off After Checking Majo Chinese Offensive

Bayonets Stop Red Assaults   Attackers Attempt To Outflank Allies On Central Front

U.N. BEATS OFF RED FLANKING MOVEMENTS   Enemy’s Losses Estimated At Over 100,000 Since Jan. 25.

Allied Bayonets Stop Attack; Reds Slaughtered by-Big Guns   President Truman Gives Gen. MacArthur Full Authority To Cross 38th Parallel . In Pursuit of Fleeing Communist Troops

Allies Foil Red Try to Outflank 2 Ends of Front   Smash Reds Back With Bayonets; Enemy’s Losses Climbing

Allied Bayonets Slash Back Enemy Attemnts to Outflank Both Ends of Defense Lines

Yanks, Almost Out of Ammunition, Chase Chinese Half a Mile   Bared Bayonets Kill 56 of Enemy   Reds Struggle Over High Ridges to Drive at South Korean Units

Bayonet Charge Shatters Effort To Flank Troops   U.N. Battietnes Hold in Furious Central Drive

Fail tn Try. To Outflank Allied Line.   Red Losses Set At More Than  100,000 Since:  Jump-Off Jan. 25

Low On Ammo GIs Fight Hand To Hand   Thursday's Battle Kills 4,935 Reds On Central Front

Yankees Use Bayonels in Seoul Fight  Reds Shifting  -~   Reds Shifting Strength on Central Front

Bayonet Charge, Grenade Attack Scatter Enemy   Action on Front Relatively Quiet After Bia Battles

South Korean, Yank Steel Repels Enemy   Communist Losses Since Jan, 25 Put at Above 100,000

Enemy Attempt: To Outflank UN Front Smashed   Communists Continue Pressure Despite Reversals: Red Losses Hit 100.000 Since January 25

Allied Bayonets Rout Chinese In Seoul Area   South Koreans Beat Back Determined Attack on Chechon

REDS ATTEMPT T0 OUTFLANK UNITS IN CENTRAL ZONE   TOTAL RED LOSSES EXCEED 100,000 SAYS EIGHTH ARMY

Bayonets Used To Check Red Attack   South Koreans Throw Back _ Chinese Troops North  of Chechon   ENEMY LOSSES MOUNT

CHINESE TRY TO OUTFLANK ALLIED LINES   Doughboys Charge With Bayonets When Almost Out of Ammunition on Left Flank Near Seoul.   GI'S AND ROKS HOLD RIGHT FLANK   Bare Steel and Grenades Halt Reds; Enemy Massing 150,000 for New Drive in Center.

Squeeze Put On Allies By China Reds   Some Of Enemy Also Infiltrate Positions; Flanking Movement After Chipyong Batt]

Red Attempts fo Flank U. N. Lines Are Beaten Back   Bayonet Charges Rout Reds at Both Ends of Front

38th Parallel Crossing Policy Near Showdown   Fighting in Korea Fierce but Limited To Smaller Action

Red Attempt To Outflank UN Lines Fails  Allies Hold Ground _ Against. Series OF: .. MEM, TREO A SET te ha cr ak

Bayonets Halt Red Thrusts At Allied Flanks   Action Eases Along  Curving Battlefront

Yanks in Hand-To-Hand Battle Routing Chinese From ‘Quiet’ Frontline

UN Forces Use Bayonets To Halt Reds  “Turn Back Attempt To Outflank Ends Of Central Front

CHINESE FLEE WHEN ALLIES Uot BAYONET:   Chased Half Mile by Yanks Charging Reds with Cold Steel.

Allies Slash Back Enemy ‘End Runs  (Chinese Reds Shift  ee a ee ee

Infantrymen Charge With Cold Steel.   Enemy Flanking ‘Attempts Fail

Allied Units Repulse Red Flank Attack   Enemy Build-up On Curving Front Seen As Action Dwindles

Action Quieter All Along Korean Fronts  Large Concentratic   Large Concentratior Of Reds Reported ‘Above Central Sector

Action Reported Relatively Quie Along Battlefront; Indications Point fo Shift of Red Strength

Centra! Front Is Relatively Quiet   On Western Sector American Tank-Infantry Patrol Runs Into More Than 500 Chinese South Of Han And Kills 56

China Reds Fail In Attempt to  Flank UN Lines   Allied Troops'Use Bayonets and Hand Grenades in Fierce Battle on Chechon Front. But Enemy Pressure Continues

State Senate Votes Bill to Boost Salary   Measure Offered to Change Distribution Of Road. Bridge Teoxe:

Asks Attack On Red Railroads   General Backs MacArthur Strategy; Says Troops Should Get Out Of Korea

Gen. Wants Russian Line Hit  Savs Railroad   Says Railroad Should Be Bombed In Manchuria

Urges Blow Against Red Supply Line   General Supports MacActhur’s Stand On Korean Pslicy

General Asserts That Four Advisers In China Were Critical Of Nationalists

Gen. Wedemeyer Willing To Take Risk of New War   Railway Operated Jointly By Russia, Chinese Communists; Recalls Attack On Naval Plane

Wedemeyers For Bombing But Concedes 'Risk’   General Admits It Might Touch OF Another World War

Recommends Action Even at Calculated Risk  Disagrees With Sherman's Idea That Blockade Would Be “Act of War”:

GENERAL SAYS RISK SHOULD BE TAKEN   Recommend Bombing Of Red Railroad Centers  ATTA ave   Would Not Be Act Of War Against Soviet Union, Witness Declares

WEDEMEYER — WOULD TAKE RISK OF WAR   General Recommends Attack on Railroad Jointly Controlled by Russia and Red China.   “CALCULATED RISK” OF NEW WORLD WAR   Ex-Commander in China Tells Senators State Dept. Advisers Were Favorable to Reds.

Advises Bombing Manchuria Even At Risk of War   Wedemeyer Says Railroad There Major Supply Line For Reds in Korea.

WEDEMEYER LASHES ADMINISTRATION IN-KOREAN WAR: PAINTS RED TINT ON STATE DEPARTMENT

Wedemeyer Would Bomb Rail Line‘.   Thinks ‘Calculated Risk’ Of War With ‘Soviet Russia Should Be Taken

General Calls For Increased  oe Effort  Otherwise We Should Withdraw, He Tells  Senate Hearing

U.S. Bombing Of Manchuria  Railw ay L reed   Wedemeyer Proposes Move Even at Risk Of War With Russia

Wedemeyer For Chancing War With Russia   Would Bomb Moscow Controlled Rail Line in Manchuria to Hamper Reds

Wedemeyer Say: US Should Bomb Manchurian RR  _ Naval Blockade Also Advocated By Former Commander In China

Act Labeled Worth Risk By Witness   General Asserts State Dept. Aides Critical Of Notionalicitc.

He Concedes Action Might  New War      Calls It Risk We Should Take— Cites Pro-Red Advice

Wedemeyer Urges Bombing R Railroads In Manchuria And Risk All-Out War

‘Bomb China, Wedemeyer Tells Senators  Urges Blasting Soviet   Urges Blasting Sovie Railroad, Says War Risk is Necessary

Wedemeyer Asks For US Bombing Qf China Railway   Concedes That Act Could Set Off Worlc War; Favors Risk

RISK OF WORLD WAR ADMITTED BY WEDEMFYER   General Tells Senate Investigators America Should Destroy Railroad Controlled By Reds.

Bomb Railroad in Manchuria, General Urges   Witness Would Risk Russian Touch-off of World Centflict

Chinese-Russian Railroad Called War Supply Line   U. S. Should Take ‘Calculated Risk’ Of War With Russ

Rail Lines Caled Top Obiectives   Witness Admits Move Would Involve ‘Calculated Risk’

Calls State Dept. Advisers Critical Of Chiang’s Party   -U...5-Commander_-: During World War If Names Four Men

General Urges Soviet-China R.R. Bombing By U.S.   Gen. Wedemeyer Wants “Calenlated Risk’ Taken Even [f War Results

General Sees Risk Of War  As Necessary   Advocates Bombing Of Line Controlled By Russia, Red China

Wedemeyer Urges Bombing of Railroad In Manchuria Despite War III Risk

Wedemeyer Uraes Action   Would toke Calculated Risk of Touching Off World Wor by Blasting Reilread

Wedemeyer Declares —  Joint Chino-Russ Line Should Be Plane Target   GENERAL CONCEDES ACTION MIGHT TOUCH OFF WORLD WAR BUT BACKS “CALCULATED RISK”

Wedemeyer Would Risk Major War  Urges Bombing   Urges Bombing Of ‘Railroad  ‘In Manchuria

Wedemeyer Would Bomb Red Railway   General Concedes Act Would Risk War With Soviet Russia

Supports Mac Wedemeyer Says His  State Department Advisers Criticized

General Urges U.S. Bomb Manchu Rails  Wedemeyer Would Risk Launching

General Proposes War Risk  WoeJdomavar   Wedemeyer Backs M’ Arthur

Favors Bombing  Of Manchurian RR   Wedemeyer Says the US Already Is at War With Chinese Communist Gov't

Bomb Manchuria Line: Wedemeyer   Take a ‘Calculated Risk,’ General Says

Wedemeyer See: Calculated Risk as Right Step   Raps Reports of Four State Dept. Advisers  ga: Den. nn mii

Bombing Of China-Soviet RR Wanted   Terms Korea Wa: ‘Bottomless Pit’ For U. S. Youth

General Endorses MacArthur's ‘Go It Alorie’ Policy in Korea   Wants U. S. to Blast Manchurian Railway Feeding Supplies to War Front; ‘Condemns ‘Land War in.Far East As ‘Bottomless Pit’

Gen. Wedemeyer Urges Manchuria Railroad Bombing  Would Risk War; Reveals Advisers Assailed Chiang

Recommends Calculated Risk   General Says U.S. Should Bomb Red Manchuria Railroad

Tells Senators Personal Views  Of China Crisis  ‘Says Manchurian Railroad Would Re Prime Tareet

Risk World War Is Suggestion Of U.S. General   ‘Calculated Risk’ Necessary, He Says; Bases Not Named

General Wedemeyer Recommends That U. S. Tak Risk of War With Russia and Bomb ) Manchurian Railroad, Red Supply Line to Korea

Wedemeyer Say: America Should Take War Risk   General Continues Testimony, Favors MacArthur's Views

CALCULATED = AISK MIGHT ~LENDTOWAR   Shares. MacArthur's: . Views About. Blasting Manchurian’ Rail, Sugply Lines:

Bombing of Red Railroad Urged  Wedemeyer Admits War Might Follow

Wedemeyer Would Take ‘Calculated Risk’ Of War With Russia and Attack Railroad   Advisors Favored Red Chinese

Wedemeyer Would Risk Third War   General: Urges That U. $ Bomb. Russo-ChinesdRailroad

“Act Of War” Not Involved In Plan, General Maintains   State Department Advisers To Him In China In 1944-45 Favorable To Communists, WArthur Investigating Committee Also Told

Bomb RussoChina Rail Wedemeyer   General Says State Department Advisors Critical of Chiang. Condoned Red Action:

Says He Realizes Action Might Bring War But That Effort Is Urgently Needed

Admits Action, CaleulatedRisk Might Touch Off World War   His 4 StateDepartmentAd. visers Criticized Chiang Savs General

Picks Railroad In Manchuria as Good Target   Concedes War With Russia Might Result; Advocates Risk

Bomb Railroad In Manchuria,  Plea of General Likely to Cause Soviet War, View Of Wedemeyer

Tells Solons Risk of War Can Be Taken   General Also Says State Department Men Liked Reds

Would Risk War  To Stop Supplies Reaching Korea   Wedemeyer Says U. S. Should Hit Manchuria Rails Owned by Russia

BOMBING BYU. UF MANGRURIAN RAILROAD URGEL   Wedemever Would Attack Russo-Chinese Line Over Which Supplies Move to Reds in Korwa.   GENERAL AGAIN HIPS AT LIMITED FIGHTING   American Field Commander in War Zone, He Says, Should Not Have Hands  Tied by Washington.

Claims U.S. Should Take Risk of War   He Would Hit Communist Railroad In Manchuria

Temperatures   Thinks ‘Calculated Risk’ Of War With Russia Should Be Taken Now

Blockade Is Not Seen as Act of War   Wedemeyer Also Says He Would Take Caluculated Risk, Bomb Manchuria

RECOMMENDSUSS. BEGIN BOMBING MANCHURIAN RR.   ADMITS THE ACTION MIGHT PRECIPITATE A NEW WORLD WAR

General Believes Calculated Risk Should Re Taken   Wedemeyer Suggests That U. S Bomb the Manchurian Railroad

Wedemeyer Would Bomb Railroad   Concedes Attack “Might Touch Off Third World War

Wedemeyer Urges U. 5. Attack ' Lines in Manchuria. State Department Aides Favored Reds.

Wedemeyer Says Action Might Start a War  "Calculated Risk’ Should Be Taker

ENSALEM ROTAR GIVES $4200 TO FUND   Gift Will Establish Bed In a Two-Bed Room in Hospital

WEST WORRIED BY DEFECTION OF DIPLOMATS   Englishmen Feared To Have Fled  To Russia

Added Draft Data Sought, By Senators   Mrs. Rosenberg Called Baek To Testify, But Quorum Fails To Show

Senate Grou Seeks More Draft Data   Defense Secretary Aide is Called For Quiz on Plan To Draft 18-Year-Olds

Senators Want More Data On Teen-Age Draff  Call Mrs. Rosenberg Back For Geatbns:  mike ek _s.

ASK NEW DATA on DRAFT PLAN   Mrs. Anna Rosenberg : Called By Senators For Quizzing

Senators Seek More Data On Draft Request   Expect New Military Bill To Reach Congress Next Week

New Congress Wrestles Giant raft Program   Senate Committee Asks More Data On Proposal

Highway Patrol: and Sheriff to Help in Contest   All County Schools Ask. ed to Participate at Either Malvern or Glenwood

Soclal Security Measure in House  Fate There of Senate Measure Held Uncertain

HOUSE SCANS RELIEF ISSUE   Jenner Bill To OK Publicity of Rolls Passes Senate.

Open Welfare Roll Opposed   Senate’s Proposal ‘ Attacked In House

18-Inch Snowfall Blankets Kane District: Much Of Nation Has Sub-Freezing W eather

CITRUS G CITRUS GROW ERS’ NIGHTMARE  Icy Air, Spiced With Snow, Chills U. S.,

Mass of Icy Air Freezes Most of U.S.   Snow Falling in Parts of Pennsylvania More Than 24 Hours.

Marginal Farmers  Manpower Source Federal-State Air Program Considered

Three UN Divisions Hit Enemy Positions in Old Iron Triangle   ‘Operation Cleaver’ Tests Red Buildup as Communists Halt Gl Drive in East

U.N. Operation ‘Cleaver’ Set  To Slash Reds  Test Enemy Strength In Old Iron Triangle Area Added Goal

Asks Human  Element In  Industry .   Employers Get Operation Idea

\llies Bluntly Demand (hat Reds Account For ’risoners Not On List *  U. N. Negotiators Offer To Yield Islands Off Korean Coast In Effort.   U. N. Negotiators Offer To Yield Islands Off Korean Coast In Effort To Reach Agreement On Armistice

ALLIES DEMAND MORE FIGURES ON POW LISTS      1,000 Still “Missing” * Supervision Assent Nearer Solution

Allies Demand   Prisoner Data      Keds Ordered to Account For 1.000 Mare CT.

Allies Ask Reds lo Account for 1,000 Prisoners   U.N. Says Names Listed Earlier In Air Propaganda

Allies Demand Reds Account ForMorePOWs   Prisoners are Not Named on Official Cammunict List

Oregon Primary To Carry Truman’s Name for President   State Chairman Tells President Sentiment Favors Race in 1952

Harry lo Be Candidate In Oregon   State Chairman Says His Name Will Be Filed On State Primary in May

Truman's Name Info Primary. In Oregon   Douglas Petition Also Circulated For Ballot Place

Truman Told His Name Will Be Filed In Oregon Presidential Primary

Taft Warns Against . Bankrupting Nation in Efforts to Aid Europe

Basketball Fix Double-cross Now Revealed   Gamblers Picked Up For Own Protection As Scandal Spreads

 Tell Story of Double-Cross in Philadelphia Game —  ‘Two Fixers in Custody, Seek Third

Senate Probers Seize Boyle Bank Account   Reporter Claims It will Show Funds From Lithofold

New Clues Sought in Boyle Case   Reporter Balks  At Disclosing His Sources but Gives Probers New Tips

G.O.P. Fires Bitter Blast at Military — “Epic” Battle  - Building’ Up ---:

MacArthur Charge: Add Ammunition to COP Policy Attack  Republicans Blast Military Leaders, ' Seek Public Hearing

Senate Republicans Attack Military High Command  MacArthur's Supporters, Led by Sen. Taft,  Criticize Gen. Bradley and Joint Chiefs

GOP Strives for Public Hearings On Mac's Firing      Bitter Attack Is Aimed at Nation’: Military Leaders

General Denies That He Ever Advocated Coalition Government for Chinese

Declares He Didn't Favor China Plan   General Believed Chinese Coalition Was Impossible

American's Spy Trial in Czech Court Finished   AP Reporter Faces Sentencing Today; Conviction Hinted

“Confesses” He's Western  Power's Spy   Five-Man Communist Court Indicates it Thinks Oatis Guilty Before Trial Ends

Sentence Comine Today For Oatis In Czech Trial   AP Writer Says He Waos Gathering News

Night Club Owner Slain   Calumet City Is Gangland-Style ‘order Scene

Night Club Operator Is Gano Victim   Arthur Helfer Who Operated String of Calumet City Clubs. Ambushed and Slain.

Threat of Early Beef Shortage in U.S. Increasing   Slaughtering Sharply Reduced for 3rd Day in Row at Stockyards

Scarcity of Beef Seen Next Week   Packers Contend _They Cannot Pay  Brices Asked -

POSSIBILITY OF EARLY BEEF SHORTAGE SEEN   Slaughtering by Packers Falls Off as Shipments Slump.

Major Packers Slash Output; Receipts Down  Chicago OPS Chief Charges Attempt to Create Shortage

MEAT SHORTAGE LOOMS, CATTLE BEING HELD BACK   Slaughtering Sharply Reduced for Third Day at Major Packers.

See Greater Threat of Early Beef Shortage at Butchers   Controls Have Checked Price Boosts, Declares DiSalle

Beef Scarcity Predicted In Parts OFU. S.   Spotty Shortages Already Turn Up; Slaughter Curtsiled

Spotty Beef Shortages Bring Threat Of Scarcity  Cattle Marketed Far Below Normal 3 Days in Row;  - Called ‘Sitdown’

CATTLE RECEIPTS DWINDLE Beef May Be Scarce Next Week In Butcher Shops

Packers Report Beef Shorfage  OPS Accuses Them Of ‘Sitdown Strike’

Beef Shortage Appears Near, Packers Warn  O.P.S. Aid Charges Industry Tries To . Force Controls’ End

—BEEF SHORTAGE PREDICTED—  \Packers Pass Up Stock \Offered; OPS Complains

Beef Volume Cut Down in Key Markets   Spotty Shortages Noted, Widespread Meat Famine Looms

Beef Su pply Shortage Is Seen For U.S.   Drop in Slaughter May Bring Scarcity Soon Over Counters

OPS Controls Prohibitive. Trade Asserts   Price Officials Charge ‘Sitdown’ To Sway Congress

BEEF SHORTAGE THREAT INCREASES   Held Possible Next Weel If Slaughter Stays Down

Shortage of Beef Steaks  Is Forecast   Slaughtering Beef Cattle Sharply Reduced; Few Taken to Stockyards Rar Third Dav

Spotty Beef  Shortages  Developing OPS Sees Attempt te  Create an Artificial QShartage of Meat.

Beef Shor tage May Be Sots By Next Week   Packers Lay Off Men As Few Cattle Are Bought As Slaughtering Slows

Receipts at Major Markets Drop, Slaughtering Curtailed  Beef Shortages Expected in Shops Next Week

Shortage Of Beef Looms   Packers See ‘Famine’ In Most! Cities Next Week; OPS Official Say Crisis Is Artificial

Beef Shortages Turning Up  Cattle Market Volume Far Below Normal

Frospect of No Meat Next Week  Cattle Not Being Taken to Market; Packers Notify Grocers of Lack  “SQUEEZE” IS CHARGED  OPS Officials Say Situation  Is Attempt to Halt Price  Controls

Meatmen Foresee Scarcity Of Beet   0.P.S. Official Puts Blame On Big Packers

Beef May Be Short In Supply Soon   Chicago OPS Official Says Packers Try to End Controls

Meat May — Be Scarce by Neyt Week   Possibility of Beef Shortage

Flood Threat. Grows Rapidly In Two States   lowa and Illinois Communities Brace Themselves as Water Climbs Menacinaly .

Cage Game Fix Bared; 5 Held  Two Players Involved   Two Players Involved In New Yerk Scandal

Manhattan College Players Charged With “Dumping” Basketball Contests

STATE BUDGET (Continued on Page 3.)   Arrest Former N. Y. Collece Caae Stars

2. Ex-College Cagers Hele   Bribery Charges Face Last Year's Manhattan ‘Co. ‘Captains, 3 Others.

$64,000 Swindle ls Reported by lobacco Heiress   Asks Police to Arrest Man Involved in “Gay Lothario” Courtship.

DEATH OR SURGERY = Mother Opposing Removal ()f Child's Cancerous Fyes

MOTHER FORBIDS AN OPERATION TO REMOVE EYES OF DAUGHTER   Physicians Declare Operation Only Hope Of Preventing Death

COLOR T-V RULED OUT FOR PRESENT   Washington Orders Indefinite Postponement

Color TV Banned for Duration   Argument Over Merits Solved By Wilson Order

(Only Black and White—     Color Television ls Frozen For Duration of Emerqency

Defense Order Scutties Color TV For Duration of Present Emergency

AT LEAST 2 YEARS    Color TV Won't Start Again  Before That Due to De fense Needs

More Employes in $10,000 Class  Friley and Hancher Top Lis? at $16,000

U.S. ToGet Use Of Libya Base After Christmas  British, French ©   British, French Troops Included

Cibva Extends  U.S. Air B iights  Independent Land & Give E Sore 2 b Uren PR... FTL.

34 Persons Injured When Flambeau Plows Head-on Into Ore Train at Rhinelander

4 Injured as Trains Collide   North Western 400 and Freight Crash

ADAMS COUNTY SOLDIER WILL BE LAID TO REST   Funeral Of Pfc. ago H. Kauffmar Gardners R. D. 2, To Be Held Next Cems

Good Afternoon! In Teday's Journal   Odd Plane Does “Impossible” Feat Airline Pilot Amazed By Mysterious Craft

Strange Aircraft Flying at “Impossible Speed" Circles Mid-Continent Lines Plane

These Saucers Again  Strange Aircraft Seen - By Veteran Air Pilot

Pilot Reports Odd Aircraft in Sky   Plane Three Times Larger Than B-29; Cites Other Features

HIKES RUSHE BY CHRYSLER   Plymouth Sedan Up $108; Ford Also Acting Quickly

Italy Is Seeking A Softer Treaty   Revision Needed As Result Of Japanese Pact

All's Quiet Along Elbe Line This Christmastide— Allied Troops Celebrate Holidavs Under Less Tension

Georgia Discovers 31 Cases Of Rich Children’s Parents  Receiving Public Assistance

D. J. RICHARDSON DIES   Past Commander of Legion Post Was World War I Veteran

24th Division Troops Trap 800 Reds Or Peak Guarding Approaches to City

Allies Nearing Red Stronghold   24th Division Springs Trap On 800 Chinese

Allies Close In On Top Red Base   Five-Day Advance on Kumsong Carries to Rifle Range of Goal   ALONG 22-MILE FRONT   Flame Throwers, Grenades and Bayonets Used Near Yonchon

Allies 3 Miles From Kumsong  Central Korea   Yank Infantrymen Trap 800 Chinese Reds Alon Peak

Allies Ready To Take Kumsong As Reds Forced Out   Big Base Now Denied To Communists; Trap Is Sprung.

Allies Blast To Near Key Red Base   800 Chinese Snated In Peak Trap; Huge Naval Rockets Fired

Trap 800 Reds Guarding Base   Ridgway Reports Reds Stalling over Neaotiations

Infantrymen Spring Trap On Chinese   Cease-Fire Talks Are Still Stalled By Disagreements

UN Troops Drive Close to Kumsong   Deny Use ot Central Korean Race to Reds

Allied Infantrymen Spring Trap, Smash Within Three Miles Of Central Red Base

Allies Now Closing In  On Kumsong   Within Three Miles Of Red Base; Trap Sprung On 800 On Hich Peak

‘Meny Base 10 Meds U. N. Troops Near Kumsong ‘On Central Front Drive

U. S. Division Springs Trap On Chinese  Holding Peak   More Than Forty Hills Captured In Five Days

Allies Smash Within 3 Miles Of Kumsong Base   Infantrymen Spring Trap On Estimated 800 Chinese On Peal

Allied Troops Drive Closer To Kumsong  Americans Spring   Americans Spring Trap on Chinese Guarding Red Base

PADDING OF ELECTION ROLLS IS CHARGED   Clerk Says There Were Irregu larities in St. Louis Prior to 1930 Primary.

AFL Consultant  ells Congress Of “Tax ‘Loopholes   Labor Group Is Agains Government's Plan .  For Excise Hike

AFL Hits Proposed Excise Hike   Says 13 Billion Could Be Raised By Other Means

65,000 Garment Workers Strike  First Big Stoppage Of Work in 25 Years

65,000 Garment Workers Begin First Major Walkout in Industry in 25 Year:

2 WOMEN Ott IN AUS GnASH NEAR AUSTIN   Thirteen Others Injured Wher Jefferson Lines Driver Hits a Truck.

Two Killed as Bus Smashes a  Halted Truck   Semi-Trailer Was Out of Gas on a Highway— Bus Out of Kansas City

Vehicle Plunges Into Ditch, 15 Injured   Visibility Poor, Pavement Icy; During Collision

Greenfield: Wife Found Strangled  Husband Cuts Throat; Murder, Suicide Try

Russ Willing To Open Peace Talks  New British Note  Hints Desire to Rattar Relaizann

WEATHER   Just Talking to Horse!  CITYWIDE HUNT TURNS UP LOST GIRLS

The Bond Issues :  Gray Airport Facilities Will Require $168 700

A DAY OF PRAYER   To Observe Event in City February 9 at Presbyterian Church

Women Often Sent to Horror Camps In Poland, Refugee in Sweden Says

Polish Women Guilty Of Offending Commies Are Put To Work Breaking Up Rock Piles

Fe. londe Polish Refugee Says Women There Are Sent to Rock Pile by Reds

FIVE IRANIANS DIE, 200 HURT IN WILD RIOT!   Reds And Nationalists Clash In Tehran  For Five Hours

Tranian . ..ice Battle Youths Led By Reds  Three Killed,  200 Injured  In Street Riot

Police Quell Wild Battle in Tehran Streets   5 Persons Killed 200 Injured; Reds Lead Demonstration

Wild Battle Is Fought In Streeis  Of Tehran   5 Reported Dead As Reds Shout Death Threats To Mossadeoh

D REPORTED DEAD IN O-HOUR STREET BATTLE IN TEHRAN   Communist-Led Youths, 5.000 Strong, Clash With Tranian Police, Troops and Civilians,   BAYONETS AND CLUBS USED AGAINST REDS   Defiant March on Govern ment Buildings Touches Off Rioting—More Than  200 Injured.

Iranians F ight 2-Hour Battle Beoun by Reds   Five Thousand Communists Face Nationalist Crowd Deflendine Wnc        a

Five Are Killed In Huge Riot In Tehran Streets   Anti-Red Demonstrators Wreck Four Newspapers

Atomic Scientist Says Peace Hopes Steadily Fading in World of Today

Regulations: May Include Farm Products   Exact Wording: of Proposed Wage. Formula’ Believed. to Be Delaying Announcement

May Cover All Farm Products   Ching Holds Vital Conference But Refuse To Discuss Plans For Issuing Order

Delayed Freeze On Prices, Pay Expected Today   May Extend to Farm Products In Near Future

MUCH DELAYED WAGE - PRICE FREEZE NEAR   Indications Are That Regulations Will Be Kxtended to All Farm Produets,.

Truman fo Ask Curbs on Rising Food Prices  Wording of Wage Formula Delays fese mansitmnta Oaedace

Truman to Ask Curbs on Risin Food Prices   Wording of Wage Formula Delays immediate Order

Delayed Wage-Price Freeze Set For Today. Truman Will Tey Te Extend Cuck Ta All Eacm Praducte

Allied Troops Press Attacks  Red Toll During U.S. Drive Of Summer Above 180.000

UN Offensive , / Knocks Out 1 8 Red Divisions  . Van Fleet Refuses * To Put ‘Limited’ _ Tahal an Naw ELfare

Tanks Support Autumn Drive Of UN Units   Killer-Type Push Not Limited Yet, Van Fleet Says

Reds Bitterly Yield Ground  fo Attackers   Van Fleet Refuses to Place ‘Limited’ Label on Offensive Rr JOHN RANDOLPH

Commander Won't Term FightLimited   Tank-Supported Attackers Win Important Heights In Central Korea

180, 000 COMMUNIST — CASUALTIES SINCE MAY 25   - Tank-Supported Allied Troops Proce Autumn Offensive in Korea

Chicago's Deep Freeze Woman Upsets Medical Odds, Is Getting Well

ALBERT S. BARNES IS CRASH VICTIM   Argyrol’s Discoverer Had Amassed Huge Fortune

Filipinos Balk On Jap Treaty  Islands Still At War With Nipponese

Filipinos Balk At Jap Peace Treaty   Conference Hit By Bombshell From Speaker

Threaten Not To Sign Jap Treaty   Philippines Aroused Over Failure To Include Them In Reparations Payments

Philippines Threatens To Snub Treaty  U.S. Lashed Bitterly As Ire Mounts Over Japanese Position

Tito Advises Bi 2 4 Meet to Avert War   By EDWARD M. KORRY  2 ee ee

\Big F Four Meeting Urged To Try To Avoid World War .  a a ee erenpe meres,  Tito Asks UN To Quit Korea, Delay Arming Germany

Drinking And Eating Places To Be Thawec  et ee) Ee ee = ee   Flexible System In Effect April 1

FOOD-DRINK PRICE HIKES LOOM IN U.S   Compromise Studied In Union Dispute . On Wages

Tanks and Infantry Retake Suwon; Navy Shells Inchon Port   Northward Thrust Gains 12 Miles; Headquarters Silent On Sianificonce of Attacks

Ancient City Falls Without Any Gunfire   Inchon Shelling Continues; GIs _  ore Coa  ae 7

big Hurricane Seen Headed  TowardlU.sS.   Fifth Storm Of New Season May Strike Florida, Experts Declare

Nation Re-Lives Birth of American Liberty  Bell of Freedom Tolls Again

Bell Of Freedom Tolls On Fourth Of July As Nation Re-Lives Birth Of U. S. Liberty

Truman Talks Are Clothed  In Secrecy  May Have Agreed On New Aims For

“Little Hoover”  Bill Needs More  @a,.,§  Stuay, Says Arn Governor Requests  Measure Be Set Aside This Session;

ALFRED BARTZ NAMED HEAD OF COUNTY BOARD   Supervisor$ Convene For Three-Day April Session

Probers Rap Federal Tax  Concessions   House Committee Sees Big Bonanza For Large Firms

Ike To Speak To Congress NextThursday  May ‘Report To People Day After,

IKE TO APPEAR BEFORE CONGRESS   GENERAL WILL TELL PROS. PECTS FOR DEFENSE OF EUROPE AGAINST REDS,

NAVY PILOT PRISONER IN RED PRISON GAMP   Son Of Bridgewater Woman Missing In Action  MISSING SINCF MARCH

OPPOSES NEW PLAN   ~ GOP House Unit 0 Opens Drive to Abolish REC

Allies Ready for ‘Snap’ Decision on Bombing of Manchurian Air Bases

Shah of Iran Signs to Seize Oil Company   -Takes Final Step Despite Urgings By Britain, US

lranian Oil Co. Is Nafionalized  Shah Signs Measure Confirming Action

STEIN ACTIVE IN SPY WORK   Willoughby Says Writer ‘Thoroughly Implicated’ In Ring

Guenther Stein Branded Red Spy   . Novelist Accused By Gen. Willouahby

New Bills Aim at Special Privilege   Curb Entertainment by Lobbyists, FreeHunting

EXPECT WORD, OF DO OMSDAY :  God in ‘Rolling Ball of Fire - Awaited by Chanting Cult

Nine Americans Are Nominated For Nobel Prize   Norwegian Inalitute Also Namen 6 Organizations And 19 Other Persons

Nine Americans Named for Nobe Peace Award   28 Individuals, 6 Organizations Are Nominated

9 Americans —  Are Included   [Norwegian Nobel Institute Nominates 28 Persons for Peace Prize.

Nine Americans on Peace Prize List   28 Nominees, 6 Groups, Are Announced in Oslo by The Norwegian Institute

Little Chance Seen for Civil Defense Plan   “Cautious” Program To By-Pass System Costing Millions of Taxpayers’ Dollars

Legislators To Be Cautious In Voting Money For Bigger Defense System At High Cost To Taxpayers

Ex-Convict Kills Woman With Knife   County Attorney of Ada — Oklahoma Says Admission Is Make by Young Man

Newspaper Hints MacArthur Withheld Information About  China’s Intervention In Korea   Correspondent Says There Is “Strong Evidence” General Knew About Chinese In Korea Two Months Ahead Of Yalu River Drive.

Withholding Of Information Is Indicated   Monitor Writer Contends  General MacArthur Had   Information Of Reds' Build Up In Korea

TnformationOn Chinese Held Back, He Hints   Member Of Monitor Staff Thinks MacArthu Ignored White House

China Troop Entry News ‘Withheld’   Paper Says Facts Were Sent Tokvo

CHARGE MAC KNEW ABOUT CHINESE REDS   Newspaper Says General With held Information from the President.

Religious Paper Says Evidence Is General Held Out   Christian Science Monitor Declares MacArthur Withheld Tips  on Chinese

Writer Cites M’Arthur Hid  Chinese Entry   Truman Not Advised On Korean Situation Before Drive Start

Wants MacArthur's Advice Senator Bridges Says General’s Hands Tied

Senator Demands Recall Of MacArthur for View On Ending Korean War

Bridges Calls For Presence  Of MacArthur   Says Commander Is Only Person in Authority Having Positive Ideas

General's Ideas On Korea Sought  Bridges Would Bring Gen. MacArthur Hame

Senator Bridges Demands Mac Be Brought To U.S. To Tell Solons His Ideas For Ending Korean War

Firm Interested~ In Constructing « Plant at Geneva Would Employ 2,000,  Mostly Women, —  Bina. Aunn

Firm Interested In Constructing « Plant at Geneva  Would Employ 2,000, Mostly’ Women,

Dixie Revolt Indicated If Truman Run:   Byrnes Calls For Nomina: tion Of Byrd Or Russell By Democrats

BYRNES AGAINST ANOTHER TERM FOR PRESIDENT   Southern Leader Suggests Democrats Nominate Byrd Or Russell   DEWEY OUT WORKING FOR GEN. EISENHOWER

Dixiecrats Hold Up Approval Of Truman in 1952   Support Of  Eisenhowe: Hinted By Southern  Governors

BYRNES STRONGLY HINTS AT REVOLT AGAINST TRITMAN   Declares What South Does ir 1952 Will Depend on Who Democrats Nominate as Standard Bearer.   SAYS HE WILL NOT _ SUPPORT PRESIDENT   South Carolina Governor Calls on Party to Nominate Either Russell or Byrd.

S. Carolina _ Chief Hints Of Southern Vote Revolt  Governor Byrnes Says Any Action Will-Depend on © Whale Nominated

Red Troops Hit Positions Held by Allies   Furious Fighting Flares at Many Points Across Peninsula

Red Troops Last At Allied-Held — Peak In Korea  Brisk Fighting At Many Points Across   Brisk Fighting At Many Points Across Peninsula Reported

Court Orders End Of Hospital Strike In Minneapolis   Injunction Issued As Dispute Flares Into Violence

Legislators Favor New State Ferry Between Frankfort and Menominee

Six Ministers In British Cabinet Named   Meeting Called To Deal With Critical Problems

Churchill Appoints Six More Ministers in New Government; Holds First Cabinet Meeting)

U.S. Rejects Red Demands For Jap Pact   Kremlin Gets Invitatior To Peace Convention; Small Role Cited

North Korean Reds Flee After Battle With Allies  - UN Troops Fight to Crest of Hill

Acheson in Plea To Continue ECA  Testifies in Support of Proposed New Foreign Aid Progrem

$64 QUESTION UNANSWERED Eisenhower Will Fly To U.S. Friday Night      Ky Lyle GC. Witenn

Return to U.S. May Clarify 52 Intentions   General to Leave Pari: Headquarters Friday Night

Ike Will Fly Home From Headquarters   Trip May Clarify General’s 1952 Political Actions

Meeting With President Set  BRarancan Cammander Still Silent   European Commander Still Silent On 1952 Political Intentions

Wong Truman Letter Given Iran Premier Through Error   Note Meant for Attlee Delivered; Oil Firm Offers to Send Necotiators te Conference

laft Denounces Iruman’s Aims; May Run in.‘52  Urges Complete  Housecleaning In Wachingtan

Taft Calis For Complete Governmental Housecleaning   Ohio Senator Warns Against Undertaking Beyond Our Capacity

Jatt Calls For Housecleaning In Washington  Says It is Hopeless To Expect Honesty In Administration

TAFT MAY RUN ‘02; DENOUNCES TRUMAN AIMS   Urges a Complete Housecleaning of Government in Capitol

Robbery s Committed Within Snoring Distance OF F.B.L. Chief Hoover

Slots on Way Out, Officials Tell Schricker  Prosecutors Pledge Bogie: Pe Wie eae   Prosecutors Pledge Action; Lodge Men Also Behind Drive,   Gavernor Declarec

BRISTOL MOTORIST 15 ACQUITTED AFTER 2 BAYS   Charles E, Smith Faced With ‘Invohintary Manslaughter   arse estohont Lat  CHARGE IN MAN’S DEATE

BRISTOL MOTORIST -— ACQUITTED BY JURY  Jury Deliberates Less Than  Half-Hour Before   HAD FATAL ACCIDENT

Llouse Okuvs Bill Against 1 Cross Vote   Circle at Top of Ballot Banned: Would Redistrict State

Premier Says Action Taken For Defense  Soviet Overtures Of Atom Controls Brought Up Again

Soviet Leader Confirms Test Of Atom Bomb   Weapon Held in Readiness For U.S. Attack,  Premier Save

Stalin Reports On Explosion Of Atom Bomb  Red Premier  Promises More ! Are To Come

Claims, Though, Soviet Union Considering No Attack But Only Ways To Defend Itself

LUSSIA 10 TEST MORE A-BOMBS,  STALIN ASSERT!   led Leader Confirms Recent last — Says Other Weapous of Various Calibers Will Be Sct off.   CLARES HE FAVORS OUTLAWING ITS USE   t He Makes No Proposal: ‘or Parley Nor Does He Offer Suggestions for Ending Atomic Racc,

Stalin Admits Atom Bomb Tested by Russia; Declares Self-Defense Against U.S.

STALIN ADMITS RUSSIAN TEST OF ATOM BOMB   Promises There Will B More To Come; Blames Atom Race On West   HAS NO INTENTION OF ATTACKING U. $

(Stalin Quoted As Saying United States Will Use Atomic Bomb When United States Attacks Soviet  Linijancctdaeenw Badia Danarte

Retired Officer Brands White House News Lid   Spent Year Trying To Reach Truman’s Ears About Medal: Hits War Dead Burial Practice

Guild Spends $1800 to Familiarize President: With Viewpoint of Korean Fighters’ Parents

~SOUGHiT MEDAL FOR DEAD SONNavy Secretary Denies Any Politics Involved

Father Says $1,800 of Death Benefits  (Spent to Gain Data on Medal for Sor

Using Death Benefits To  Reach Truman   Distraught Father Sontinues Fight Over Medal Award

Guild Spent $1,800 To Get Word ToTruman  Joy Recommended Award To Be Raised

Senators Told M’Arthur Not ‘In Sympathy’   Public Statements’ Cited As Proof He. Did Not Cooperate

T ells Why Mac Ar thur ‘Was Dropped   Bradley Says Joint Chiefs Felt He Was ‘Not In Sympathy’ With Korean Plans

Probers Grill Bradley For  Second Time   MacArthur Dispute Kept Boiling By New Batch Of Differences

ells Committee Three Reasons .. . .  Bradley Defends MacArthur Firing

Bradley Lists Reasons For Dismissal of Mae: Senators Push ‘Debate’

Reasons for Firing MacArthur Listed   Gen. Bradley Returns To Witness Stand At Senate Hearing Today

Bradley Backed ~ Mac Firing   Says Joint Chiefs Thought Control of Army Jeopardized

MacArthur Not In Sympathy With Korean War Plans   Gives Reasons General Was Fired

GEN. BRADLEY AGAIN BEFORE SENATE. GROUP   Says Far Eastern Chief Was ‘Not In Sympathy’ With War Plans

Bradley Testifies MacArthur Plan Would Strip US   Says All Military Power Would Have To Be Moved To Asia

Claim UN Chief Not In Sympathy With War Plans   Bradley Outlines — Reasons Why Mac Opposed For Post

Bradley Approved Mac’s Dismissal Says Chiefs of Staff  Worried Over Policies Since Last Summer

Staff Chiefs Recommended Mac's Ouster   Bradley Tells Senate Group That Military Leaders Endorsed Truman’s Action

Lists Reasons For MacArthur Ouster   Bradley Says Joint Chiefs Backed Move Because Of Differences On Plans 

Dismissed MacArthur Due To  His Actions Jeopardizing  Traditional Civilian Control

BRADLEY TELLS WHY MARTHUR WAS DISMISSED   Says Actions Jeopardized Traditional Civilian Control of Military.

Bradley Says MacArthur Constituted Threat to Civilian Control of Army

Stiff Resistance ls Offered From Southern Pocket   Heavy Casualties Suffered by UN  Force Near Seoul

China Snubs MacArthur's Peace Offer   Communist Troops Counterattack In Small Salient

REDS SILENT ON M’ARTHUR PEACE OFFER   Enemy Counterattack Causes Trouble Near Seoul

SEAWAY WILL SAVE MID-WEST   Vital Ore Lifeline I Necessary To Area Economy

Says Seaway ‘Salvation’ For Midwest   General Sces Recession Loom

Kentucky Friends Send Boy Triplets To Nursery for Blind in Boston

Excited Uver--  +-Plane Ride  ‘Blind Triplets Receive Aid Through Television Appeal

Council Waits Court's Ruling On Its Powers   11-Nation Body Gives Mossadegh Partial Victory

Foresee Little Hope of Settlement In Korea Until Reds Stage Offense

U.S. Fears Coming  ‘Push’ May Spread   Reds Expected to Use Russ “Volunteers” in Bid for Air Control

Reclamation Item Beaten   Senate Refuses Twelve Million For Work In % States

Both Sides Stand Pat On Controls   Dispute on Pay Curbs Board Is Stalling Action

Wage Agreement Possible Result Of Quiet Meetings Ex-Governor Reports  12 Weeks Idleness  A, “£rarec’ We a

Neither Side Yields in Control Fight   Business Nor Labor Wants To Give Up Powers

Labor, Industry Wage Disputes Pact Rumored   Groups Split Over Formation Of Advisory Body

Names Flash To Relatives Krom Capital   Roster Being Checked As Rapidly As Possible By Pentagon Officers

Pentagon Force Checks Names Released Ry Reds Against U.S. List Of Missing

Army Speeds Name Check   Thousands Get Good News as Yule Gift, Others Only More Heartbreak

Services Expect To Finish Check By Early Tonight  Report 10 Per Cent Of Names Garbled; Messages Speeded

WILL COMPLETE CHECK OF NAMES EARLY TONIGHT   OFFICIALS ISSUE WARNING THAT LIST CANNOT BE VERIFIED

‘Best Christmas Present’ Flashed To Thousands of American Families

Huge Task of Bringing Order From Communists’ List of Prisoners Is Being Rushed Today; Work May Be Completed Late in Afternoon

Negotiators Snagged ListsGo Out to Kin   The P entagonCommunists Combs Names, Label UN List  Tells Families As Useless

At The Pentagon In Washington... . —————  List Of Prisoners Is Being Checked

More Despair For Those Who Get No Report   Pentagon Keleasing Names Of 3,198 U.S Servicemen On List As Fast As Possible

News Hashing From Tokyo  To Washington   Defense Department Checks 3.198 Yanks, Sends Telegrams As Fast As Names Come

Pentagon Checks Names Reporfed  By Communists Job Less Than Tenth  Completed Early  - This Morning

\To Parents  . \entagon Checks ‘Aommumnist Lists Against Missing

Reaction Is Mixed From POW News   Thousands -Aze Given Happiness; Thousands” Ave Now More Deapairex

Telegrams Are Sent to Next of Kin      Officials Say 7,853 Gap Noted in Communist List—Checking Takes Several Days  Accuracy I Doubted  Allies Repeat Feeling List Might Not Be  Accurate

Telegrams  Rushed to Next of Kin   But for Others, No News is Bad News At Holiday Season

Pushing Reports Of POWs   Defense Department Getting Word to Kin Speedily as Possible; May Take Days

Pentagon Check Prisoner Lists —   Families Notified. Fast As Possible

Tedious Task Expected To End Tonight   Staff Doubled, Work Gains Speed As Red Lists Are Processed

Prisoner List Is Best Yule’  Gift Ever for Many U.S. Families of Missing GI's

Cheek List From Tokye In “Takes”  ToD ee ee ft Shek   Telegrams Go Out As Fast as Names Can Be Verified

Names of U.S. Prisoners  Wiredto Kin   Despair Due for Many Since Only Fourth of Missing Listed

ARMY RUSHES CHECKING TASK ON POW LIST   Good News for Some, Despair for Many on Red Reports.

Army Pushes Heavy Task Of Checking  . Sa rt Ae Wee   New Christmas Cheer Provided For Thousands

Joy, Despair Mark POW List Release   Thousands Get ‘Best Yule Gift,’ Others Sad Over Absent Names On Pentagon’s Official Checkup

Notices Are Sent To Next Of Kin As Rapidly As Names Can Be Checked

POW List F ull Of Hope.  More Despair   Capital Checks Names Closely

Communist List Is Unofficial, Authorities Say  Messages Bring Hope  Some Tell of Despair

War Prisoner Kin Receiving Happy Tidings   U.S. Expedites Release of the Commie Document

New Draft Call By Local Board   51 Others Report For Physical Test

More Struck By Suspension   State Loyalty Check Action Continues

Series Again  Has Sunshine   Jansen and Lopat Clash in Hill Duel

What Happens If Truce Talks Break Down In Korea? Opinions Differ With Respect to Ultimate Outcome

THE JOB IN KOREA Generals See Little Chance For Negotiated Cease-Fire

TRUCE BY CHRISTMAS? What Are The Chances For Peace? Experts Still Think They Are Fair   Ry FRANK BARTHOLOMEW

E. HW. England Quits; Bradley Named Acting Chief of Highway Patrol

Truman Not Alarmed Over Labor’s Denunciation of Wilson and Aides

Taft to Seek Nomination For President   Announcement Made At Press Conference

Taft Announces Candidacy for GOP Nomination   Says He Can Conduct Campaign to Bring Republicans Victory in ‘52.

Formal Bid Set Forth By Senator   Bricker, Asserts Early Statement Aid To Candidate

Sen. Taft Announces  He Seeks Nomination  Republican Presidential Candi dacy Formally Launched Today.

GOP CAN wi   Ohio Senator Throws Hat Into Ring at Press ( ference; First Announ ed Candidate.           PLANS TO ENTER  ~ WISCONSIN PRIMARY   Will Avoid: ‘Mudslinging and Show Country Needs Republican. to Replace Present Regime. J fegeM

ENTER PRIMARY IN WISCONSIN   Issues Three Prepared Statements To Newsmen

Taft Reveals His Candidacy  For President   He Says He Will Enter Wisconsin And Ohio GOP Primaries

STATEMENT SAYS HE CAN CONDUCT BEST CAMPAIGN   TAFT WILL ENTER WISCONSIN PRIMARY ALSO OHIO RACE

Taft Throws Hat In Ring   Senator Announces Candidacy For GOP  Nomination

Formally Announces  Candidacy   Ohio Senator Is First To Enter Race For Party Nomination For President

Announces In Capital  Conference   Says His Campaign Only Kind That Will Elect a Republican

Taftin Race lor Nomination   Announces He Is Candidate in Wisconsin Primary

Ohio Senator First to Join Republican Race   Believes He Is Only Candidate With Chance to Gain Presidency

Taft Seeks GOP Bid For 1952   Announcement Made Ti Face of Boom For Eisenhower

Taft Announces  His Candidacy   Ohio Senator Tosses Hat ‘In Ring For GOP  Nomination.

Ohio Senator Out in Front Tn 1952 Race   Showdown Forced an ‘Ike's’ Entry in Presidential Campaign

Tatt Announces Candidacy For Republican Nomination   Says He Alone Can Conduct Successful  Campaign For GOP

Ohio Senator Says He Believes He  Can Win Election   Will Enter Wisconsin Primary; Accept GOP Favorite Son Bid

lal Tosses His Hat Into ‘Arena for 5?   Ohio Senator Formaliy Announces His Presidential Candidacy as Expected.

Ohioan Announces Bid for Nomination   Senator To Enter Wisconsin Primary, Accept Ohio Offer

TAFT A CANDIDATE   Ohio Senator Announce: ' Race for GOP Presiden tial Nomination

REPUBLICAN IS FIRST TO ENTER POLITICAL RACE   Ohio Senator Says He Can Conduct Kind Of Campaign That Will Elect A GOP President.

Sen. Tatt to Try for Nomination  Can Conduct Type of Campaign Needed, He Says

Taft May ‘Toss’ Hat in Ring Today   Mr. Republican Expected To Announce Candidacy At News Conference

‘Mr. Republican’ Announces Candidacy At News Conference Today — Declares ‘Be« lieve  Can Conduct Winnine Camnaian’

Taft Formally Announces His GOP Candidacy  ’Mr. Republican’ Says He Will Be

Says He Can “onduct Winning Campaign in in 52  Will Enter Wi isconsi in   Will Enter Wisconsin Primary, Accept Bid Of Ohio Deleaates

Senator Puts Self In *52 Contest   Plans To Place Nam On Wisconsin Ballot As Opening Gesture’

Taft To Seek Nomination.  For 3rd Time   Announces Candidaey For COP Primary; May Oppose ‘Ike?

Sen. Taft Tosses Hat Into Ring   Ohioan Announces His Candidacy For Republican Presidential Nom inaiton in 1952.

Taft Formally Applies For Truman's Job   Will Christen Candidacy By Entering Wisconsin Presidential Primary

TAFT ANNOUNCES: CANDIDACY FOR GOP NOMINATION   Senator Says He’s Only One Who Can Capture : Republican Victory In "52

Can Conduct Only Kind of Campaign To Win for GOP   Senator Announces Candidacy at News Conference Today

Seeks GOP’s Top Spot In "52 Campaign   To Enter Primary In Wisconsin and In His Home State

Ohioan Decides On Election Bid After U.S. Survey  Confident He Can Win for Party in Battle on Issues

‘Taft Throws Hat In Ring In GOP Race   Names Thomas Coleman As One of Three Top Advisers On Campaien

Ohio Senator Contident He Will Succeed  Puts His Name In Wisconsin Primary

Bob Taft Says He's Candidate  Senator Will Enter Republican Primaries.

Will Enter GOP Primaries in Wisconsin, Ohio   Will Represent Faction Opposing Gen. Eisenhower

Taft to Run. Press Is Told   Ohio Senator io Enter Wisconsin Primary For President

Senator Taft Declares Himself “in” 1952 Race for GOP Presidential Nomination

Senator Taft ‘Tosses Hat’ Into The Ring   Ohio Republican Is First Avowed Candidate For ‘52

Sen. laff Announces Candidacy   Gives Formal Notice He Will Seek G. O. P. Nomination

Says He’ll Seek G.O.P. Nomination Next Year   Thinks Only He Can Conduct Campaign That Will Elect Republican To Nation's Hiqhest Post

Plans On Entering  Wisconsin Primary   Also Will Accept Ohio’s Bid For Nomination To Run For Presideney

Taft Announces Candidacy For GOP Nominatior   ee   Believes He Can Run Only Successful Drive By Reoublican

THINKS HE CAN LEAD CAMPAIGN TO BEAT DEMOS   Will Enter Primary In Wisconsin, Accept Ohio Convention Bid

Name Will Go On Wisconsin Primary Ballot   Accepts Bid of Ohic Delegates to Conven: tion Next Year

Senator ‘Can Conduct Only Drive to Elect A Republican’   First to Announce; Supe porters Claim Advantage In Early Decision

Taft in Race For President On GOP Slate   Senator, Long Believed to Be Available, Officially Tosses His Hat in Ring

Taft Will Seek GOP Nomination For Presidency  Comeden VAS Bicdies   Senator Will Enter Primary Elections in Wisconsin, Ohio

Believes His Campaign Can Win In 1952   Ohioan Says He Is Entering Wisconsin Primary As First  Bid For Deleaates

3 STATEMENTS ARE ISSUED BY OHIOAN   Senator To Enter Wisconsin. Primary Race   THREE NAMED

BEING TREATED. WELL . : Local Woman Gets Note From POW Husband   Taft Puts Hat in Ring, Says His Type Campaign Can Win

TAFT SEEKS NOMINATION   Ohio Senator Announces Candidacy for G.O.P. Presidential Choice.

My Kind of Campaign Wins, Statement Says   Ohio Senator Will Enter Wisconsin Primary Election

Ohio Senator Seeks to Lead GOP to Victory  Says He Believes He Has Key for Querace Naxvt Vase

Tait Is Officially In Race for GOP Presidential Nod  ‘ Can Conduct Only Kind Of Successful Campaign’

WILL TRY HIS LUCK — Taft Makes Bid for GOP  - Presidential Nomination

TO CAMPAIGN ‘THE ONLY WAY GOP CAN WIN’   Ohio Senator Throws Hat Into Ring at Press Conference; First Announced Candidate.   PLANS TO ENTER WISCONSIN PRIMARY   Will Avoid Mudslinging and Show Country Needs Republican to Replace Present Regime.

SAYS IT'S GAGE ‘OF ELECTING {REPUBLICAN   Has Asked 3-Man Group to Recommend Setup to Aid Camnaion.

He'll Enter  2 Primaries  Next Spring   Says He Alone Can Wage Winning GOP Campaign

Ike Backers F ubt Taft EL. 3 chance   Kisenhower Backers Remain Silent as: Senator Announces

Ohio Senator Spells Plans For ’52 Race   Republican Leader Tells Newamen He Accepis Challenve

‘I Am Only Man Who Can Win’, Taft Says In Seeking Presidency For GOP

Sen. Taff Announces He Is Candidate For Republican Presidential Nomination

First Surge Aimed Toward Kev to Seoul   Fanatics Hurl Themselves Headlong Upon Mines kT. Repach Line

Senate Votes to Share ‘Some Atomic Secrets ‘With Friendly Nations

 Senate Votes to Share Atom Secrets  With Several Friendly Nations

Senate Votes For Sharing A tom Secrets   Bil Would Permit U. S. To Provide Friends Non-Military Data

State De partment Charges Reds Fillin 2 German Youth  With Hatred For Free W orld

State Dept. Says Commies Forcing E. German Youth Into Anti-Western Orders

U.S. Pictured as “Monstrosity to Germany’ : Young People, Study Indicates

U.N. Offers Islands In Trade lor Concessions But Reds Insist On Building Airfields

U.N. Offers Islands Swap To Reds In Truce Talks   Communists Make No Response; Foe Continues To Demand Right To Build New Airfields

UN Offers ‘Swap’ Of Korea Islands. Waits Red Answer   Right To Increase Army  ‘Flatly Demanded’ ., Ok eile

Islands Swap. Offered Reds  Negotiators Would   Negotiators Would Deal For Concessions

Reds Claim Islands  Held By UN   Truce Team Gets No Response To Swap Offer

Foe Makes No Immediate Reply lo Allied Plan  Opposition Demands   Opposition Demands Right To Increase Military Potential

UN Offers Reds Korean Islands For Concessions  But Communists Foil To Récnand

Islands Off  Korean Coast  Offered Reds   Enemy Demands Military Increase  During Truce Talks

No Rash Action On China Reds   Truman Bars Haste In Punttive Move

fruman’s Policy Statement On China Is ‘xpected To Reassure Other Nations

President Backs U.S. China Plan   But He Is Opposed To Hasty Action on Far East Problems

President Attempts To Reassure ‘Other Nations of U.S. Peace Aims

Hope Statement Was Reassurine   Diplomatic Officials Note That Truman Ruled Out Hasty Punitive Action

No Time for Rash Action, However :  HST Brands Chinese Reds as Aggressors

Policy May Help Nations In Plan  Truman States U. §. Aims fin Far East

No Time To Lose Heads —   Truman Firmly Favors Branding of China As Aggressor, But Urges Against Unwise Action

Officials Hope Truman Word: Will Reassure Other Nations   Rules Out Punitive Action Against Red Aggressors In East

Hope That Speech Reassures Nation   Diplomats Seek To Convince Others Of US Aims In Far East

President’s Latest Policy Statement On Red China Arouses Hopes Of Envoys

Hope For Firm MN Policy Seen   Truman Says Need For Caution Great

Truman Talk May Soothe U.S. Allies   He Says China Is ‘Avoressor’

Truman Opposed To Hasty Action AgainstReds   U. S. Officials Hope President's Stand Will Help

TRUMAN POLICY HELD RAISING HOPI   Red China Branded, But No Hasty Action Planned

U.N. ARMS HELP PROMISED TINE   AUSTIN SAYS AID WILL BE GIVEN YUGOSLAVIA TE RUSSIA ATTACKS HER.

Would Aid Yugoslavia  If Attacked   That’s U.N, Policy Delegate Austin Tells Newsmen

“frend of the Tim  Kane School Gym Resounda T'o Sharp Drill Commands

See Long Session of Assembly   Fine Program Is Given Axe in  Party Caucus as 11 Jump Traces

State Income Tax Bill Loses  Tn Senate Vote   Completely Revised Budget Financing Progeam Neve:     ry

NEW YORK STANDS STILL  Biggest Alert In US. History Held In Gotham

Rev. Hunsinger To Speak at Park Third of Series of  Lnion Services Will  = * 

I lorence to be Union Speaker  Members of Centra Christian Church to Aeciat Pastor Sunda

Guards Fire on American Plane  nibitery Cargo Craft  mcr tiiwor YF wammanmectirewice

U.S. Plane Fired Upon By ETO Reds  Now Missing Over Yugoslavia After Rordar Incidant

HAD SUPPLIES FOR EMBASSY, CARRIED FOUR   Border Guards of Hungary, Romania Both Fired Guns

Cargo Cratt Off Course, Pilot Reports   Hungarian, Romanian Border Patrols. ; Fire Near Belarade

Big Air Search Under Way in Adriatic. Italy   Ship With Four Men Target for Romanian and Hungarian Guns

U.S. Plane Is Fired on By Satellites  - Reported Lost Over Jugoslavia

Balkans Fire On U.S. Plane   Diplomatic Craft Vanishes Over Yugoslavia Following Attacks by Hungarian, Romanian Border Guards

Pilot Said Hungarians, Romanians Shot Twice; 4 Missing on Transport

Twin Atfack Occurs Near Yugoslavia   C-47 Missing After Border Guard Gunfire

U.S. Plane  Missing in East Europe   Believed Fired On By Satellite Border Guards

CARGO PLANE 1S FIRED UPON BY SATELLITES   Hungary, Romania Blamed For Loss Of American Craft

Hungarian And Romanian Border Units Fire On American C-47 Ship; Mammoth Air Search Is Launched

Plane Shot at From Hungary and Romania   4 Airmen Aboard Transport Hunted ‘in Yuqoslavia

Four U.S. Airmen Were Aboard Big Cargo Ship   Hungarian, Romanian Border Guards Fired on Transport

U. 5. Plane, Shot At In Balkans, Reported Lost   Hungarian And Romanian Guards Fired on U. S. C-47

PLANE FIRED UPON   U. S. C-47 Lost Over Yugoslavia; Hungary-Romania  Guards Blamed

Reported Lost Over ‘Yugoslavia   American Legation ‘Reports Hungarian, Romanian fneident

C-47 Transport Is Now Missing  Over Yugoslavia   Crew Of Four Aboard Plane Fired On Twice By Hungarian, Romanian Border Guards; Think Pilot Lost Way Over Communist Area: Fear Plane Crashed

Missing Plane Said Fired on Over Satellites   Hungary, Romania Guadls Shoot at American Craft

Military Ship Vanishes After Being Fired On By  Communist Guardsmen   British And Italians Join Americans In Searching Along Adriatic Coast For Plane Carrving Diplomatic Cargo

Craft Overdue In Yugoslavia; Searchers Out   Pilot Apparently In Error On Flight to Belgrade; -Kour Aboard C€-47

U.S. Plane Missing in Balkan Area   Becomes Lost; Is Shot _ At by Hungarian and Romanian Guards.

Air Force C-47 Lost Over Sea  PR S Mime Fa ee   Four Aboard Ship ‘Low on Fuel’

C-47 Lost After Hungary, Romania  Guns Shoot At It  Plane. Four Aboard. Is Down   Plane, Four Aboard, Is Down Somewhere Over Yugoslavia

LS. Cargo Plane Shot at, Missing   Balkan Border Guards Fire at C-47—Air Hunt on Over Adriatic

U.S. Plane Missinc After Being Fired On By Reds   Hungarian and Bulgarian Border Guards Shot at It

US Plane Fired On. Missing   Hungarian-Rumanian Border Troops Fire At Plane, Embassy Charges, Yesterday

U.S. MILITARY PLANE FIRED ON BY ROMANIANS   Craft, Carrying Diplomatic  Cargo And 4 Crew  men, Missing   WAS FLYING FAR OFF SCHEDULED COURSE

U.S. Plane Fired On By Guards   Embassy In Belgrade Makes The Report

US. Plane Fired Upon by Guards Reported Missing   Hungary, Romania Border Patrols Shoot at Aircraft

WIDESPREAD SEARCH ON Hungary, Romania Fire  On A. F. Cargo Plane

AIRCRAFT IS MISSING OVER      Cergo Ship Goes. Off Course and Is Twice Fired on. by Border - Guards Today.  ~   U. S. ORGANIZES at MAMMOTH SEARCH   Combs Adriatic Sea Area for Plane, Crew of Four, on Way to Belgrade.

U.S. AIR FORCE PLANE FIRED ON BY HUNGARIAN, ROMANIAN GUARDS EN ROUTE TO BELGRADE

Lost Over Yugoslavia   Embassy Reports Military Cargo Plane Vanished, Yugoslavia Cooperates  In Search

U. 5, PLANE FIRED ON IN BALKANS   CRAFT, NOW MISSING, TARGET OF HUNGARIAN AND ROMANIAN GUARDS.

Aircraft Disappears En Route To Belgrade  C-47 Now Missing  Over Yugoslavia

Army Plane Reported Fired On, Now Lost   Romanian, Hungarian Guards Open Fire

Cargo Ship Lost F ollowing Shots by Border Guard   Believed Off Course Trying to Deliver Goods to Belarade

Congress Starts Final Tax Draff  House and Senate Accord Pradicted

Churchill Savs U.S. Will Keep English Bases   Prime Minister Tells La borite Present Arrangement Stave

Probers Invite  Jessup Answer  -. Senetors Seek " Bed Claim Renly

Would Not Be Appeasement,  He Declares  Move Would Halt Sacrifice Of Life

Marshall Backs Truce Bid When Red Drive Halts   Wiley Not Satisfied with Reasons Given for Mac’s Dismissal:

Marshall Says Enemy Being Torn to Pieces   No Reason Seen Why U.S. Shouldn't Seek Negotiated Peace

SAUCIER MAY SUE BROWNS   Marshall Sees Possibility Of Korea Peace

DR. EUGENE ELGIN, EAST BERLIN, DIES   Adams County Physician And Leader In Political And Fraternal Life Succumbs At Age Of 64

General Rides, Then Reviews  Long Parade   1,000,000 New Yorkers See Fifth Avenue Marcel, %

Clear Way for Nazi Executions  ’ High Court Denies  “Last-minute Plea

Soviets Ridicule Disarmament as Proposed by UN   Red Press, Radio Join in Describing Plan as Peace ‘Smoke Screen

Disarmament Proposal Is Called By Russian Press ‘A 3-Act Comedy"

McKeldin To Speak - ALGOP Convention   Governor To Share Honor: With Senator Nixon Saturdeyv

What To Do Before Red Date?   Allies Must Decide Whether To Strike Chinese Build-ups

A MISSIONARY BISHOP   Brother of Local Rector Named : to Puerto Rican Field

Brehm Hearing Due in 2 Weeks  Government Disputes Claim Law Is Vague

U.S. to Demand Hungary Free 4 Yank Fliers   Alleged ‘Spy’ Equipment Standard on U. 8. Planes. Claim

Bodies Of 24 Are Recovered By Rescuers   ‘60 More Miners Thought To Be: Trapped Or Dead

28 Burned, Torn Bodies Found; Appeal for Help   Rescue Teams Work Way  Slowly Through  Deadly Fumes

Men Hunt In Deadly Gas; Find 20 Bodies   Little Optimism Held Over Pate Of Those Trapped

Violent Mine Explosion Kills 26 Men; 60 Others Feared Dead or Tranned

Explosion Kills 26 In Mine   Officials Fear Total Will Climb Near 100-Mark

‘All Dead in Mine, Belief Of Rescuers.   Blast Toll May Top 100; Bodies of 32 Recovered; Four Injured Men Saved

Rescue Worker: Find 26 Bodies  “ 60 More Feared © Trapped in Cavern

28 Bodies  Taken from lilinois Pil   One Official Believe: Death Toll May Go To 100 oer Hiaher

98 Bodies Brought To Top; Many Still In Wrecked Shaft   PICTURES ON PAGE 2

Twenty Bodies Counted, Some Are Badly Burned; Many Still Believed Trapped As Rescue Operations Still Continuing

Little Hope For Trapped Miners; 80 Believed Lost   Grimy Rescue Teams In Frantic Efforts To Rescue Men Trapped After Explosion In HM.

Call For More Volunteers To Aid In Rescue   Official Estimates Toll Of Dead May Reach 100; Hope : Fading For 60 Men

Continue Search For Mine Dead   Dead May Reach Over 100 As 26 Bodies Are Recovered From Shaft

Workers Toil Amid Deadly Gas Fumes   Little Hope Held for Men Trapped th 1O-NMile Tunneale

28 Bodies Are Removed  AfterTragedy   80 Believed Trapped In Pit Feared Dead; Many Fought For Air

Talks Open At Kaesong On July 10   Ridgway Proposes Earlier Contact By Ligison Officers

RIDGWAY OFFERS PLAN 10 SPEED CEASEFIRE MOVE   Urges Preliminary Nesting of Representatives on July 5

Meeting Before July 10 Urged By Gen. Ridgway   Conference to Be Held at Kaesong in Western Korea; Lull Continues on Most of the Korean Warfront.

Front Is Quiet As Both Sides Await Orders   Air Of Expectancy Heightens In Tokyo As Ridgway Arrives

Reply Made To Commies  By Ridgway   Furiher Delay Will Increase Losses, He Savs

Truce Talks : Open July 10— In Korean City   Gen. Ridgway Suggests That Representatives Hold Preliminary Meeting In Kaesong Five Days Prior To Conference

"GAG? BULLETIN REPLACED BY OPS   [AGENCY EMPLOYES TOLD NOT TO DISCUSS ACTIONS AWAITING APPROVAL.

OPS Employes Have New Gac   Workers Barred From Discussing Actions Not Finally Approved

OPS NEWS GAG PUT IN EFFECT   Employes Barred From Discussing Actions Without-Approval

‘Muzzle’ Put on Employes of OPS   Can’t Discuss Actions “of Agency, is Warning

PUT NEWS GAG ON OPS WORK   Bar Employes From Com ment On Unfinished Agency Action

General Bradley  Says To Garrison  Europe May Be A 20 Year Job —  nn  PLENTY OF TIME FOR THESE CHILDREN TO  .. CAAA OUOA. UNDA CT

General Bradley Says To Garrison Europe May Be A  20 Year Job —  ———

Mossadegh Due To Arrive Today   Premier Expected To Hold Bedside Conferences

Iran’s Premier Viewed Holding Bedside Parley   Mossadegh Prepared To Present Nation’s Stand In Gil Dispute To UN

lran’s Premier Arrives Today  Will Odtline His   Will Outline His Country’s Case To UN In Oil Dispute

lranian Premier Arrives in U. §.   To Present Case To Security Council

Premier Of Iran Ariives In U.S. For U.N. Hearing  Reachec New Yark   Reaches New York To Present lran’s Oil Dispute Case

fran's Premier Arrives.In U.S. to Appeai In Oil Dispute, Says Russia Offers Aid

lran's Premier Flying To U.N. To Present Side   Ailing Leader Due To Hold Parleys From His Bedside:

MOSSADEGH SLATED TO ARRIVE IN U.S. BY PLANE TODAY   Ailing Iranian Premier Expected To Have Bedside Parleys From Hospital

IRANIAN PREMIER HERE TO DEFEND HIS OIL PROGRAM   Mossadegh Likely To Ap pear Before Security ye a ee

Iran Premier Arriving For Oil Showdown  Mossadegh To Joust With Britain’s Jebb  In Senenrtey Cannell

Ailing Premier To Reside Af NYC Hospital   Expect Duel Between Mossadegh, Britain’s. Sir Gladwyn Jebb On Explosive Dispute

Iran Premier Reaches U. S. For UN Plea      Mossadegh Plans For Hospital Visit   Hetll Defend HisCountry’s Charges In Dispute Over Oil Rights

Iran's Premier Arrives In U. S. To Piead Nation’s Case Before U. N.

Senator Seeks Data On Red Tabbed As Spy  Former Navy Man’s Charge Brings Move

Oatis Case Stirs Action In Congress   Chelf Seeks Complete Break In Relations

Army Relieves Commanding Officer Of Ordnance Depot At Toledo, Ohio

Army Relieves Depot Head While  Overseas Orders For General Delavec

Thailand Loses 30 Pct. of Its Token For rce tang hoses v0 rect. of its toxen Force  16 Nations Allied With U. S. Have 50,000 Men and Score of Ships Now Fighting in Korea

eee RE. A RAES ——__ ore  U.S. Sabre Jets Bag Two Foes In Scramble Against 115 Mies

Names “‘Beef and Metals’ Industries Crackdown Near, Johnston Warns Controls Violators

Ex-Defense Head Linked To New Grab   Johnson Profit $589,985 from Alien Property

Renews Probe  Of Alien Firm   Says Officials Got $589,985 In Fees

Committee Clears State Tax Measure   Legislation Exempts _ Wage Levy For  ANan.RBecident Warker

A Foreign Policy For Americans Sea, Air Control Vital In Checking Russians

tait's Dook——Cnapter é Fight Where Enemy Is Weakest, Taft Argue:

Wew Medical Puzzle  Tiny Cancers M. ay Disappear With No Treatment At AN]

Cold Weather Hurts Attack By UN Troops   Unusually Large Number Of Enemy Vehicles Observed In North Korea

\U. N. ADVANCES ON   Allied Artillery ‘Stymie   Chinese Counterbiows

UN Troops Score Gains Of Two Miles   Allied Artillery Breaks Up Chinese Counter Attacks.

Tank-Led Spearhead Advances Toward Seoul; Temperature Drops Below Zero

Allied Artillery Blasts Counterattacking Reds   U.N. Troops Gain More Than 2 Miles, Continue Offensive In Frigid Weather

UN Artillery Breaks Up Red Chinese Move   Temperature 25 Belov Zero On Korean Bettle Front Friday

Allies Score Two Mile Gain In Some Areas  Cold And Fog Put   Cold And Fog Put Brakes On Allied Northward March

Allied Shells Halt Small Red Counterblows  Weather, Terrain Slow U. N. Advance

UN Moves Up Two Mare Miles But Foe Gets Active   Cold Weather Returns to Front As Action -Increasees

Artillery Fire Repels Reds  Temperature at Fron Drops io 25 Below

Sale Of Poll Taxes Down In State   Number Issued Under Figures Of Last Year, Records Show

SCANDALS PROBE PLANS UNGERTAN   TRUMAN REPORTED “COOL ING OFF” ON IDEA OF INQUIRY BY BOARD.

Truman Cooling Off On Cleanup Board  Reportedly Will Take Different Approach

New Control Order ls Expected on Used Automobiles   Will Allow For Difference in Quality of Same Models.

2 NEWPORT GI’ WOUNDED IN KOREA   L. F: Hwiley, J. Robinson Hurt-In War Action

2.NEWPORT GI's WOUNDED IN KOREA   L. F. Hurley, J. Robinson Hurt In War Action -

Protestant Ire Gains Headway   Clergy Across Nation Denounce Nomination

Prospects Fade For Big-4 Meet On War Jitters   16 Week Attempt Te Draw Up Agenda Is Declared Fruitless

Big Four Talk Prospects Dim  Western Powers Halt Preliminary Debates

Prospects Fade For Conference  Of Big 4 Heads   Attempts To Draw Up Agenda Finally Collapsed Last Night.

Prospects For Big Four Talks Appear Dim  . Deputy Ministers Fail To Aaree

BIG FOUR MEET PROSPECTS DIM   ‘Sixteen-Week Attempt Falls —West Tells Russia No Point In Continuing Fruitless Meetings.

‘Big 4’ Deputies Talks Collapse   Foreign Ministers’ Parley Held Unlikely

Prospects Fade For Top-Level Big Four Meet   16 Weeks of Efforts To Draw Up Agendc Collapses Thursday

Prospects For Big Four Conferences Fade Again   Western. Powers Inform Russia No Point In Continuing Fruitless Nevotiations

Prospects for Big 4: Peace Talks Fade   16 Weeks of Attempts by Officials to Draw Uj Avenda Collapse

Prospects Fade For Big-4 Talks On War Jitters  Deputies Unable To Agree; Talks Are Called Off

Prospects Fade For Top-Level Big 4 Talks   Western Powers End 16 Weeks Of Fruitless Meetings

BIG-4 DEPUTIES FAIL TO AGREE   Prospects Of Big Confer. ence Fade In War Jitters

Prospects Fade For A Big Four Meet On Jitters   After 16 Weeks Of Agenda Talk, Deputies Cease

Benton Opens Sharp Attack On McCarthy   Promises Evidence To Back Charges Of ‘Perjury And Deceit’

Benton Ready To Give Testimony   Hopes To Give Evidence That McCarthy Perjured Himself.

Voters End Labor Party 6-Year Rule   Conservatives Are Assured Of Seats To Govern Brilain

Socialist Rule Ends In Britain   Almost-Complete Returns Indicate 30-Vote Conservative Margin in House of Commons

Tory Leader May Go To The Palace Tonight To Receive A Request To Form Government

SIX-YEAR RULE OF LABOR PARTY COMES TO END   Churchill's Conservatives Assured Of ReGaining Control Of Majority Of Parlia ment Seats,

Gunmen Get 944.000 In Bank Holdup   South Carolina Bank Held Up, 2 Young Men Captured; Bank In Texas Robbed

SenateGrou p Okavs Lovett   Russell Sees No Opposition In Vote On Seeretary

Acheson May Be Next fo Retire  n't Want to   Doesn‘t Want to Quit under Fire; Seeks Dignified Exit

Committee Approves Robert Lovett 'To Succeed Marshall In Defense Post

Farmers Think Situation Doesn't Justify Sacrifice in Their Profit

Cattle Profits Disputed Even in Farm Areas   Majority Opinion Against Administration’s Controls Set-up

ARSUMIENE MIN BOTT SIDES Ranchers and Farmers in Midwest Oppose Demos Price Control Plan

 Syrvey in Middle West Finds [Most Farmers, Ranchers Set ‘Against Price Lid Program

Whitehead at the Grass Roots  Do Farmers Demand Excessive Profits? Recent Poll Says No

Debates Rage On Beef Cuts   Arguments Continue That Inflation Not  So Great as to Make Rollbacks Necessary

ARITER FINDS FARMERS NOT FOR CONTROL:   AP’s Whitehead Tells How One Iowan Lost $7,800 on 260 Steers.

LOTS OF ARGUMENT Farmers Resent Charge Cattle Profit Demands Aimed at Housewife

Long Expected Action Committee Refuses Plea For  Absentee Yote Elimmation

Yanks Driving On Seoul Stun Red d Defender  ie i a ee   5,000 Chinese Said Killed, Wounded Or Captured In 1 Day

25TH DIVISION IS FANNING OUT EAST OF SEOUL   More Than 5,000 Chinese Killed, Wounded Or =‘ Captured   ENEMY IN ADVANCE AGAINST ROK UNITS

U.S. Infantrymen Infiict  5,000 Chinese Casualties Power-Packed Push Gains 3 Miles as   Power-Packed Push Gains 3 Miles as Generel U. N. Attack Presses Forward

Troops Surge  Over Han in Flank Attack   U.S. 25th Fans Out, but Chinese May Plan Offensive

North Koreans PushROK Troops Back Three Miles On Eastern Fr ont; Area Is Watched 

More Than 5,000 Chinese Killed   Allies Attack On   "0-Mile Front

Allies Push Ahead on 70 Mile Front; Surprise Chinese:   Many Reds Give Up As UN Force Crosses Han  In Force

Power-Packed Assault Gains Up To 3 Miles  ROKs Driven Back  Nia Cactarn Ceant

U.S. Tanks, ‘Troops Fan Out From Han River Bridgeheads   Offensive Gains Three Miles in Drive East Of Seoul as Allies Press Attack All Along 70-Mile Front; Red Counterattack Repulsed

Tanks, Infantry Fan Out After Crossing Han River; Kill or Capture Many

Gain Up to 3 Miles West of Seoul as  Allies Press Attack Along 70-Mi. Front

ALLIES CROSS HAN RIVER AT THREE POINTS   More than 5,000 Slain In Single Day By Americans

Infantrymen and Tanks Fan  Out From 3. Bridgeheads — 5,000 Reds Killed, Wounded or Captured.  notnnies temnnceiaamc snes   STUNNED CHINESE SURRENDER IN GROUPS   Allies Press Attack Along 70-Mile Front—South Koreans Fall Back on East End of Line.   Ry RORERT EUNSON,.

Mere Than 5,000 Chinese Killed, Wounded Or Cap. tured Wednesday As Infantry Surges Across Han Near Seoul

Controls Harmful, Congressmen Told  Chamber Official Warns Of Economy ‘Mess’

STEINKRAUS HITS WAGE-PRICE CURBS   Nation’s Economy in Peril I Controls Continued, He Tells Congress

U).5. CONTROL PLAN HIT AT TWO HEARINGS   “Mess,” ‘‘Senseless,’ ‘“*Shocked”’ Applied To System

Chairman Steinkraus Of U.S. Chamber Of Commerce Executive Committee Tells Congress: America May Be Destroyed

C. OF C. Official Blasts Federal Pay-Price Curbs  Sa ays s They Will Lead To “Hell Of A Mess”

WAGE-PRICE CURB) ASSAILED DY TOP (OF C. OFFICIAL   Hl. W. Steinkranus Tells House Committee Controls Threaten Blow to Nation's Eeonomy,   CHARGES POLICTES $ACHERAGE INFLATION   President of American Retail Federation Lashes Out at Formula to Regulate Profits.

PLAN HIT AT TWOHEARING   “Mesa,” “Senseless,’ “Shocked” Applied To Svstem

Top Chamber Official Blasts Govt. Controls   Says Administration Policies Have Been Encouraging Inflation

DEMOS INSIST ENOUGH FUNDS ARE PROVIDED   State Senator Takes Sharp Issue With  Fine On Taxes

Dent Takes Sharp Issue With Fine   Argument Over Stat Income Tax Proposal Still Raging.

SEN. DENT TAKES ISSUE WITH FINE      Democrat Sees No Need To Curtail Services

Demos Blast Fine’s Tax Plan; GOP Unit Makes No Progress   Senate Minority Says Assembly Has Provided Sufficient Funds for Budget Expenditures; Republicans Still Face Opposing Viewpoints

Democrats Blast Fine s Tax Program   Senate Majority Insists Assembly Has Sufficient Funds

Optimism Flows From Qi Talks   Iran May Consider Speaking To British

Scant Progress  By Negotiators In Truce Parley  Wrangle Hard And Long On Problems Without Agreements

Long Session Fails to Untie Truce Tangle   Negotiators Remain Deadlocked Over  Cease-Fire Terms

Telephone Strike Is Called Off   Full Agreement : Said: Reached «

FOREIGN POLICY DEBATE BITTER   Democrats Look To Truman To Try To Halt Tide Of Criticism  CHANGE CALLED FOR

Foreign Policy Is Still Being Talked  Over in Congress   Debate Grows Bitte: With Reverses in Korea; Shows No Signs of End

Tait Sppases Europe Defense Arm)  * Lan ~   Solon Says He Wants Eisenhower, Congress Approval First

GOP Attacks U. = Policy  Ty. 8 _   Debate Continuing Over Foreign Stand

SENATOR TAFT BACKS PULLING OUT OF KOREA   Ohioan Would Send Aid To West If Congress And “Ike” Approve

N.O. Cotton   New York Cottor   U.S. Policy Debate Goes On Unabated

Gen. Ike Arrives In Luxembourg  Supreme Commander   Supreme Commander Leaves Italian Red Demonstrations Behind

New Waoe Pact Could End Army Railroad Control  150,000 Get Boost;   150,000 Get Boost; Expect WSB To OK Sweeping Contract

FOR WEEK JUST ENDING  Balance Sheet Between Good, Bad News In Hot, Cold Wars

war Batance Sheet For Week Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad

President May Sign Economic Controls Bill   House Completes Action on Measure, Sent to Truman 

‘New Economic Controls Bilt Sent to President Truman   House Passes Measure Permitting Some Rollbacks; Criticism Seen on Siqning

Armed Police Challenged by Reds in Iran   Showdown in Bloody Oil Field Rioting Is Imminent

rmed Police Massed In ehran’s Square Today   Guard Is Killed In $36,000 Robbery

Tehran Police Await Fight —   ‘Red Challenge Accepted After Bloody Oil Riot =

Doctors Give Baby Blood Transfusion Despite Objections of Parents

Baby Gets Blood Transfusion Which Parents Opposed as ‘Breaking the Lord's Command’

Transfusion Is Given to Baby   Court Orders It As Parents Remain Unmoved:

Thai Chief Captured by  Naval.Forces   Apparent Case Of Army-Navy Power Rivalry

Churches Fail To Join Against Russia-—Truman  Attempts to Unite  Faiths Blocked / oD, Wyigkw

Union Of Religions To Thwart Soviets Sought By Truman   Drop Petty Differences Battle Communism Churchmen Told

President Says Churchmen Have Failed To Present United Front Against Red:

CHURCHMEN ARE BADLY DIVIDED, TRUMAN CLAIMS   Will Not Lay Aside Differ_ences To Unite Against Communism   PRESIDENT SPEAKS TO RELIGIOUS GROUP

Truman Urges Church Unit  Dencidams Camcre Mhctentann   President Says Christian Must Act Together Against Russia

M Carthy Begins Naming 29 Under Loyalty Probe  Has ‘No Doubt’ All Will Be Cleared

Says Cases Under Review—.... .. M Carthy Lists Names.  Of Those He Says Have Had Loyalty Checked

MeCa rthy is  Givi ing Names To ane      ‘No Doubt.” He Savs, All be Cleared By Loyalty Board

McCARTHY STARTS STATE DEPT. BLAST   John Carter Vincent Tops List of 29 Said To Be Under Loyalty investigation

Solon Begins Naming Loyalty ‘Suspects’   State Department Officials, Workers Qn McCarthy List

McCarthy Tells  Names In Probe Leads Off With John Carter Vincent

McCarthy Gives Names of Those Under Scrutiny   Loyalty Questioned but Senator States They'll be Cleared

McCarthy Reveals Officials Checked On for Loyalty   Expresses ‘No Doubt’ All Will Be Cleared By Department of Stata’s Owner Ranrd

‘TeensAgers Reveal  Boys Sniffed Dope as Teacher  Lectured in School Classreom

Teen-Agers Dope Selves In School   Lurid Story of New York Conditions Give at Hearing.

Allied Reply Flatly Rejects Responsibility   Communists Now Must Back Down Or End The Talks

tefuses (Demands  For Probe   Repeats Is Ready To Resume Talks; Phalayv Elanistetifiahita

Ridgway Leaves lalk Resumption lo Enemy Chiefs  Refuses Request For New Inquiry On Bomb Story

RIDGWAY SAYS NO NEW PROBE WILL BE MADE   /, N. Commander iefuses fo Reinvestigate Enemy Charges Of Kaesong Bombing Incident.

Fate of Truce Talks Left in Hands of Reds   United Nations Commander Curtly Declines to Reinvestizate Alleged Bombing Incident

Ridgway Cails Commie Bluff, Awaits Reply   Refuses to Probe Alleged Bombing; Says Reds Did !t

Gen. Ridgway Turns Issue Over to Reds   U. N. Commander Curtly Refuses To Reinvestigate  Alleged Bombing

Truce Fate — Up to Reds   Ridgway Will Not Re-examine Bomb Ineident -

Allies Ready To Reopen Truce Talks   General Refuses To Re-Investigate Kaesong Incident

Decision on Truce Talks Up to Reds   U.N. Commander Refuse: To Open Alleged Bombing Case.

U.N. Head Gives Curt, Firm Answer   Reds Believed To Be Building Armed Strenath

Truce Talks To Hinge Upon Reds Reactions   Gen. Ridgway Puts Question Squarely Up To Communists

UN Commander Won't Reopen Bombing Incident   says Is Willing To Reoper Talks But Will Not Yielc To Communist Demands:  Next Move Up To Reds

Gen. Ridgway Spurns ‘New’  Bomb Evidence  Calls Comunist’s . Maneuver a Stall:

Reinvestigation Bid Refused  Ridgway Leaves Fate of Truce  Talks Squarely Up tothe Reds

Allies Staunchly Hold GroundOn FakeCharge   Ridgway Says Allies Ready To Resume Negotiations Whenever End ‘Unjustifiable Delay’ With Phony Charges

LITTLE CHOICE LEFT REDS BY GEN. RIDGWAY   UN Chief Curtly Refuses To Review Kaesong Episode

Refuses to Look Again at Bombing But Leaves: Way Open for Parley

United Nations Commander Carty Refuses to Restudy. [Alleged Bombing Accusation

RIDGWAY SAYS UN. READY 10 MEET   Refuses To Reinvestigate Kaesong Raid Incident  AAEBBEBIIALLATA   Must Back Down Or Break Off Disrupted Conferences Completely

Squarely Up to Reds to Decide Fate of Talks  Ri dgway Refu uses to  Ty x eeescekinmian fone

RIDGWAY PUTS TRUCE ISSUE UP TO REDS   Refuses to Reinvestigate Kaesong Incident; Ignores Demand.

Squarely Up To Communists lf Truce Talks Continue   116 Word Message Sent Red Leaders By Commander

Reply Gives Reds Choice of Talks  OrRenewingWar Says Allies Ready To Resume Talks If . Reds End Delays

Rejects Bid To Re-Cheek On ‘Bombing’   Promise Broken On Investigation, Peiping Radio Savs

WAR OR PEACE: REDS HOLD KEY   ‘Crisis At New Peak As Both Sides Poise To Strike

Ridgway Stands Pat on Refusal to Back Down   Won't Reinvestigate Alleged Kaesong Bombina Affair

Ridgway.Curtly Refuses New Probe of Alleged Bombing But Savs UN Would Resume Parley.

Ridgway Puts Korean War Truce Up To Reds   Curtly Refuses Any More Action on Kaesong ‘Bombing’

Ridgway Puts Truce Up To Communists   u. N. Commander Refuses To Investigate Alleged Bomb Attock At Kaesong

Allies Ready to Talk Terms When Reds End Stall. He Says   United Nations Commander Doesn't Even Mention Communist Demands On ‘Fraud’ Bombing; Red Troops Build Up Strangth

Reds Now Must Back Down Or Break Off Talks   UN Chief Refuses To Reinvestigate Bombing Incident

Truce Talks Fate Is Put Up To Reds   Ridgway Curtly  Refuses To Order Reinvestigation Of ‘Bombing’ Incident

Curfly Refuses New Inquiry Inte Truce ‘Violation’  Calls Whole Incident   Calls Whole Incident Of Alleged Kaesong Air Raid go ’Fraud’

Request For Second Look At Kaesong  Turned Down   Ridgway Can See No Purpose In Reinvestigation

Truce Talks Fate Up To  Communists   Ridgway Offers To Resume Parley, But Not to Back Down

Ridgway lerms Suspension As Uniustifiable   Refuses To Reinvestigate Bombing Already Declared A Fraud.

Puts It Squarely Up to Reds If Talks Are to Go On   Curtly Refuses to Investigate Again On Bombing Charae

Cease-Fire Future ‘Left Up to Enemy   Ridgway Refuses to Probe Alleged Bombing Again

CHOICE OF TRUCE OR WAR UP T0 REDS   Ridgway Refuses to ReInvestigate Fake Bombing; Would Only Delay Cease-Fire Talks.   BIGGEST CRISIS IN NEGOTIATIONS   Allies’ 116 - Word Note Leaves It Up to Enemy to Back Down or Break Off Parley.

U.N.Readyto Resume Talks   Flatly Refuses to Reinvestigate Alfeged Kaesong Bombing Incident

RedsHoldKey To Future of Truce Taks  idgway Declines fi onder New Probe

Refuses New Investioation Of Red Charaes   General Says U.N Ready To Resume Negotiations

Ridgway Refuses to Reinvestigate Alleged Bombing; Fate of Talks Now in Hands of North Koreans

Ridgway Puts Fate of Talks up to Reds   BY On ruin TOKYO, JAPAN (°)—Gen, Matthew B. Ridgway put it squarely up to the communists today to decide the fate

U. N. Commander Doesn't Mention Alleged Incident in Latest Reply to Communists.   READY TO RESUME TALKS, HE SAYS

Allied Leader Again Denies Red Request"   Fate Of Truce Talks _ Rests With Korean, . Chinese Officials _

Ridgway Deaf To New Bomb Probe   ‘Note Curtly Blames Commics  For All Delays

Ridgway Refuses To Reinvestigate  Kaesong ‘Incident’  Says UN Ready To Renew Talks When Reds End Baseless Delav

UN Commander Refuses New Bombing Probe   Only Two Alternatives Left to Reds by General’s Message

Next Move Up To Red Chieftains   Gen. Ridgway Refuses  To  Reinvestigate Alleged Incident In Kaesong Truce Zone

Ridaway Will Not Look Into Alleged Charge   Allies Willing to Resume Talks, He Says, in Refusal

Flat Rejection Hurled by UN At Shenanigans   Communist Forces In Korea Are Being Built Up, Is Report

Allies Ready, Any Time, to Resume Talks   Unjustifiable Delay Laid to Foe by General's Message

Ridgway Sends Blunt Note to Red Command   Renew Talks Now or Quit Truce, He Tells  Wnavarve

No Further Check Into Raid Charge   Commander Curtly Says No Reopening Of Investigation  - Into Incident

Checks Up Truce Talks To the Reds   Ridgway’s Message Leaves Enemy No_ Alternative But to Back Down or Quit

Up to Reds fo Decide Fate of Korean Truce   Ridgeway Curtly Refuses To Reinvestigate Alleged Kaesong Bombing Incident

Ridgway Refuses To Make New Investigation Of Bombing Incident   Commander Raps Enemy For Delay   UN Sends Message To North Korean Premier And Chinese General

Reds Must Back Down Or End Talks   U.N. Chief Declares Allies Will Return If Enemy Ends ‘Delay’

FATE OF KOREAN TRUCE TALKS UP TO RED LEADERS   Ridgway Refuses  To Renew Inquiry Ahant ‘Rambhing’

Decision on Truce  Goes Back to Reds  Gen. Ridgway Offers To Renew Tealbe Whhanavar  7 Raadu

Ridgway Leaves Fate of War Truce Talks Up To Reds   United Nations Commander ™ Refuses To Reinvestigate Alleaed Kaesona Raid Incident

UN Commander Curtly Declines To Investigate Bombing Story   Possibilities of Peace at Most Critical Stage Since Negotiations Started

FATE OF KOREA CEASE FIRE S UPTO THE REDS   RIDGWAY DECLARES NO INVESTIGATION: LETS RESUME TALKS

income   Schuylkill Vote Switch Permits Bill's Passage   Stormy Weather Still Confronts Measure in Senate

Measure Heads Into Stormy Weather In Senate; Change Of Sever GOP Votes Provides Fire With Victory

D’ALESANDRO 1S EASY WINNER   Other Democrats Win Handily In Baltimore  Election

D'Alesandro Winner In Baltimore City  Incumbent Mayor Easy Victor Over Two Rivals in Election

TAX RETURNS DUE (N FARM WORKERS   Social Security Reports Mus! Be Filed This Month By Rural Employers Of Regular Hired Help

About Town  And Country   Jaycees to Collect Waste Paper for Street Marker Funds

About Town   Jaycees to Collect Waste Paper for Street Marker Funds

Angry Debate Rings Out In Senate Over Truman-MacArthur Issue, Each Side Calling Othe: “War Party!’

-- MacArthur .- Tempers  Boil Over In Senate   ‘War Party’ Label Is Hurled At Each Other By Demos, Republicans

Senate In Heated Ww Arthur Debates  Cla a «=Eiatee” §  mdicediad iin   ‘War Party’ Accusations Hurled By Factions

Angry Policy Debate Rings Out In Senate  GOP, Demos Hurl ‘War Party’ Charge

Tempers Boiling As Angry Debate Rocks the Senate   “War Party” Label Hurled Back and Forth; Cain Introduces Resolution Calling for Declaration of War.

MacArthur Rut  Boils in Senate   Both Sides Throw Angry Way Party’? Charoes

Angry Debate Over M’ Arthur   “War Party”. Charge: Made; President Cancels Address

“War Party’ Label Hurled at Each Other in Run- . ~ ping Argunient

Senators Hurl “War Party’ Label; Truman Cancels Talk To Give General Day

Angry Debate Over M Arthur Engages Senate   Uproar Touched off As Both Parties Hurl Accusations

Tempers Near Boiling Point Over Policies   Cain Urges Congress Declare War on Reds Truman Cancels Talk

Huks Kill 10 Soldiers   Maple Syrup Price Hike   Pork Preduction May Fall Below Estimate

Mom’s Been Threatening  For 25 Years   ’ But the Old Family Home Remains Hers

More Opposition for Truman   Bridae Deiaus Cruise: Fans Beo Him ai Gaine

Gets Away-- ; --From It A! Harry Cruises to Get Rid of Booing Echo 

Paris House Painter Lives to Rearet Theft of Miracle Drug; Owes $7,000

Lloyd C. Douglas Taken By Death  Heart Disease Fatal To ‘The Robe’ Author

\Religious Novels Controversial  Author Lloyd Douglas Victim Of Heart Disease

Lloyd Douglas Dies; Famous  ‘Robe’ Author      Noted Writer, Ordained As Lutheran Minister, Dies Of Hearg Disease  In Loc Angeles

Novelist Lloyd C. Douglas Dies  Heart Disease Fatal To Religious Writer

Lloyd (. Douglas, Noted Writer, Dies   Author Of Best Seller: Succumbs To Heart Aaimoanté

STO  Lloyd C. Douglas, Minister - Author Of 'The Robe,’ Dies in Los Angeles

NOTED AUTHOR OF RELIGIOUS NOVELS DIES   Lloyd C. Douglas, Who Penned “The Robe’”’ Succumbs at 73.

L. C. Douglas, Novelist, Dies   Author O£ ‘The Robe’ Is Stricken At 73

Lloyd C. Douglas, Novelist, Is Dead   Author Of Several Widely Known Books

Mother’s Faith Rewarded Mayo Doctors Say Carolyn (Can Keep Eyes—and See

Capital Backs Halt in Talks   Senators Praise Firm  Stand of UN Leader

Defense Program For State Moves Ahead in Senat:   Fight Is Expected Toda Over Objection Voiced By Dem Floor Leader

State s Defense Program Up For Debate Today   Several New Cabinet Officers Assume Their New Duties

Fine’s Program Advanced for Vote in State Senate  Fight Over Civil Defense Seen

Fight Over Defense Plan Today   Senator Dent Promise: Full Dress Debate on Measure.

Assembly Votes Reapportionment in Weird Form   Senate Bill Is Badly. ‘ Emasculated: Goes to Conference

Academy Favor: Blaik Decision To Retain Post  Coach Emphas' Concern for Ousted

Missourians Can Expect More Foul Weather   Rain, Sleet and Snow To Continue: Southeast Area Hardest Hit.

Senate To Speed 18-Year Draft Bill Democrats To Seek Action Next Week

Bill for Drafting 18-Year- Olds To Come Up Soon in Senate, Ahead of European Troop Issue  Committee Compromise Proposes Lowering Induction Standards

Senate Will Get 18-Year Draft Bill  PDemorrats Dreid,   Democrats Decide To Bring Measure To Final Action

Senate Will Act On 18-Year-Old Draft Next Week   House May Ease Army Standards For Education

Senate fo Act On Draft Bill   Measure Proposing to Take (8-Year-Olds to Come Up Next Week,

Action Pushed on 18-Year-Old Draft  Senate Vote Due Next Week—House Bill to Include Hliterates

Senate Action On Draft Bil Due Next Week   Democrats Speed Training, Service - Measure to Vote

Draft Bill Nearly Set   Will Probably Go Up For Senate Action. First of Next Week

Senate To Get Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds  Democrats Decide  To Push Bill Ahead

Senate Will Vote On Draft Measure Early Next Week   Under a Switch in Plans, Action Will Precede the ‘Troops To Europe” fesue

Senate to Get Draft Bill Next Week   Takes Precedent Over Troops to Europe

Senators To Debate Draft Bill   Democrats Decide To Bring Up Action On 18- Year - Olds Next Week

— SENATE —  18s Draft ToComeUp Next Week   TROOPS ISSUE WILL FOLLOW

Senate Okays Nomination Of  L. M. Campbell   Secretary of Banking in Pennsylvania; Plans to Maintain Position Here -

Senate Okays Nomination Of  L. M. Campbell   Oil City National Bank Official ls Named Secretary of Banking in Pennsylvania; Plans to Maintain Position Here

25 SCHOOL CHILDREN HURT IN ACCIDENT   Bus Overturns After Colliding With Car Near Edgewood Chemical Center

6 Major Fund Bills Still Await Action:  f we ‘Congress Lucky to Adjourn By Nov. 1, Lawmakers Aaree

Congressmen Revise Adjournment  Plans After Look At Pending Bills

Chances Slim On Adjournment Before Nov. {   Congress Must Act Upon Many Measures

Recess By Nov. 1 Held Unlikely   Action Due On Important Money Measures

6 Money Bills Still Pending   Foreign Military, Economic Aid Fund Most Controversial

Leaders Hope Congress Can Rui Nov. lL  Money Bills Main Business Left To

Congress Has Long List of Chores fo Do   Will Be Lucky, Leaders Say to Get Out of Town  For Vacation Before Klavambar 7

ORGANIZING STARTED . Taft Hat in Ring Spurs Ike's Backers to Action

Boston Quads ‘Doing Well’ As Policeman- Dad Assured Hospital Costs Will Be Paid

Quadruplets Do Well In Boston  Archbishop Promises To Pay Expenses

Archbishop Offers to Pick Up Bill for Parents of Boston’s New Quads

Mahon Backs U.S. Role In Foreign Affairs  Congressman On Tour Of Area;

Mahon Backs U.S. Role In Foreign Affairs  Congressman On Tour Of ao Visits Air Bas

Call Off Strike at Dodge Plant   Union Workers Vote to Return; Other Layoffs Hit Industry

Soviet Union And Satellites Building Power   Many Indications Seen That Russians Making Ready For Battlefield Showdown With West

Reds Talk Peace B ut Prepare For War   Reports Indicate Russia May Soon Be Ready for Fight

Spain Reported Included in U: § Foreign Aid Bill  Frank Pace Warns Third World War

Pace Warns New Red Atfacks May Be Imminent   Says U.S. Could Be Fighting War III ‘At Any Moment’

Off Charleston Coast Eight From Grounded Yacht Dead: One Rescued At Sea

Blows A Kiss To God:  Benna Kay Had Polio, But Now Can Wiaale Her Toes

Child Is-Able To Move Toe   Stricken By Polio, Girl Was Helpless

Polio Girl, 6, Prays Her Improvemen Will Give Hope To Other Sufferers _

Heartwarming Story  +e + eee Girl, 6, Hopeless Polio Victim, Tells How She Can Wiggle Her Toes Again

Qiniv a Starter   Benna Kay Can Wiggle Toes, Sure God Heard Her Prayers   Polio Victim, 6, So Happy; Mother, Too

So Everybody Can Be Happy —  Benna Kay Wants Her Story in the Paper

Polio Victim's Prayers Answered Benna Kay Can Wiggle Her Toes Now, So She Throws God a Kiss

=e dF eo te  Child, Hopelessly Paralyzed By Polio Wisscles Toes---Throws A Kiss to God

Polio Victim Throws Kiss To God As Tonos Wisole After 4 Honeless Years

Paralyzed Pol io Victim Wiggles Toe Throws Kiss of Gratitude to God

GIRL, 9, CLAWEDTO DEATH BY LION   Child Fatally Injured Afler En tering Animal's Untocked Cage at Circus.

Chinese Hit Allies With Air Assault   Indications Are Reds Prepare Huge Buildup At Kumsong

Malik Proposal Is Sincere, UN Official Avers  lie le Haneful Of   Peace Proposal A Fake?  Say Reds Building Up Heavy Defense

Reds Appear Ready For New Offensive  Allied Drive Stalled For  Second Day

US. Military Mission Set For Formosa  Public Happy Over Move That Will Helj Safeguard Island

Programs Are Set   American Industry Plans Record Activity in Final Quarter

Allied Forces Slash at Reds  One Chinese Force Makes Counter-attac!

Wedemeyer Protest To UN Policies   Former Chinese Commander Says Allies Use U. S.

War Criticized By Wedemeyer  Says U. S$. “Naively’  Drawn Into Korea

Vote Of Norway, Denmark Vital To Allied Treaty   Both Nations Are Opposed To Taking Ie Greece, Turkey

Pact Extension Awaits Decision Of Two Nations   Denmark, Norway Asw Governments For Instructions

.—-VOTE NEAR ON U. S. PLAN—  Norway, Denmark Hold Key To NATO Status

Expanded Pact Still Hinges On Two Votes  Norway, Denmark  Stand Awaited On Ceasl.Tuek Bale

ATLANTIC PACT ACTION HINGES ON TWO VOTES   Delegates Await Norway And Denmark Approval Before Inviting Turkey And  Greece To Join.

Norway, Denmark Hold Up Plans to Invite Turks, Greeks Into N. Atlantic Defense Group

NORWAY, DENMARK HOLD OUT Greece, Turkey Admission  To NATO Hinges On 2 Votes

U.S. Needs Iwo Votes in NATO,   Turkey and Greece Admission Depends on Norway, Denmark

Proposal Hinges On 2-Nation Vote   Norway, Denmark Grou; Awaiting Instructions For Submitting Vote

NATIVE TEXAN ROBT. S. LOVETT APPOINTED DEFENSE SECRETAR\ BY PRESIDENT TRUMAN TODAY   By EDWARD H. HIGGS

LOVETT OLD HAND AY GETTING THINGS DONE AT CAPITAL   ‘New Defense Chief Made Fine Record In State  Tin mnvlennin’.

New Defense Secretary Hard Worker  Has a Reputation   Has a Reputation For Speed; New Pos A Birthday Gift

- Post. as Secretary of Defense a Birthday Gift to Robert Lovett

3rd Resignation Told in British Labor Revolt  Hostile Reception Given Bevan’s Aynnearance

Third Labor Aide Quits.  British Government   British Government Revols Is Continued

THANKSGIVING IS THEME  AT NOVEMBER MEETING OF QUEEN ESTHER CLASS ° %

U.S. Tanks Run Into Scattered RedOpposition   One Task Force Fights Way Out of Enemy Ambush

Return South of 38th After Meeting Scattered Oprosition by Enemy —

Two Tank Forces Rip Across 38th Into North Korea   Expect All UN Troops To Go Over in Few Days

Other United Nations Forces All Along 140 Mile Front Expected To Cross Frontier Within Next Pew Davy   CROSS PARALLEL IN  ULIONGBU DISTRICT

Return Later: To Positions On South Side   South Koreans Are Said To Be Eight Miles To North

2 Tank Units Cross Parallel   American Colunins Liunee Northward

J. 8, ARMORED UNITS ENTER NORTH KOREA   ‘Tank Columns Plunge Across 38th to Carry War Back to Enemy Homeland.

No Indication Given Where  UN Will Halt   Kelements Of Two U.S. Divisions Carry War Baek ‘To Enemy

Two Spearheads Are Back Safe From Stab Across 38th Parallel   Meet Scattered Opposition From Red Chinese; One Column Beats Off Ambush On Return

American Troops Report Scattered Red Opposition  Mvthe> LIKI Darnnac

US Appeal Court May Help Coplon Win A New Trial   Upholds Conviction But Sets Condition For Possible Trial

COURT UPHOLDS SPY CONVICTION   Justices Declare Arrest Of Judith: Coplon Was Lawful But Leaves” Chance For New Trial.

Court Of Appeal Upholds Judith Coplon Conviction   But Court Says Red Spy Can Win New Trial If She Can Prove FBI Tapped Her Telephone

Coplon May Win New Say Trial   Conviction Is Upheld By Court, But With Conditions Attached

Court of Appeals Upholds Decision In Coplon Case  Entitled to New Trial If Wiretapping Proof Given

Court Upholds Coplon Ruling  Attached Conditions May Win New Trial

Court Upholds Coplon Conviction, Conditions May Win Her New Trial

Congress May Increase Draft Service Period   Dr. Mather Will Give Talks Here

Plan Extending Service Period Of Draftees To 27 Months; May Draft 18-Year-Olds

To Extend Draft to 27 Months  May Also Lower   May Also Lower Age to 18, Raise Upper Limit to 28 in Revisions

27-Month Draft. Looms For U.S.   Drastic Revision of Selective Service Law to Be Proposed in Conaqress

Ask Committee Probe of IHSAA  Radio Station KRNT Seeks Investigation

SS  Dorothy Dix, Original ‘SobrSister’ af Inirnalism, To Be Buried Tomorrow

Abandoned Strip Mine Scene Of Fatal Accident   Leslie Miller Killed While Digging For Coal Under Ledae

Mac’s Reports Were Changed   Claims Some Given ‘Political Slant’

Political Slant’ Inserted~-Doug  State Dept. Changes MacArthur Répords

The MacArthur Story Cont.   POLITICAL SLANT PUT IN BY STATE DEPARMENT

Asserts That Some Reports Are Changed   MacArthur Says it is to Insert a ‘Political Slant’

General MacArthur Says Some Reports He Submittec As United Nations Commander Were Changed To Insert State Department’s "Political Slants’

Reports Given Political Slant   MacArthur Contends Some Were Changed

Letters About REC Studied By Comunittee   More Than 800 Of Them Came From Nations Congressmen

Red China Still Chilly to Peace   Wants UN Brand of Aggressor Lifted Rafnacs Talling

AFL, CIO Ask Bracero Veto  Labor Chiefs Attack  Pravicianc af Rill

AFL, ClO Rap Miexican Bill  Unions Want Migratory Labor Law Vetoed

Trio Refuses To Testity at Ohio Red Probe   Committee Will Consider Citing Group for Contempt

NA EE MeN fa  Refuses To Answer  Questions  Witness Balks At Giving Testimony

3 Defiant In Probe Of  Subversives   Contempt Citations Will Be Considered, Rep. Robinson Savs

Oil Talks Break Down   British Demand Iran Premier Be  Put Out Of Office

Brifain Pufs Issue Squarely Up fo Iran  Sande Thinks. Veiled A...

Complete Break in lran Oil Talks  British Stung by Mossadegh Threat

Britain Hints, Iran Should Oust Premier  Talks Break Down  Completely After  Meassadeoh’s Threat

British Demand Mossadegh Quit   Utter. Breakdown Hits Oil: Parley

IRAN OIL TALKS HALT COMPLETELY   British Demand Firing Of Premier Mossadegh

Another Big Day Planned For The Macs   General, Family To New York For Parade Tomorrow

Washington Crowds Hail MacArthurs   Busy Afternoon Planned Before Fiicht to New York

Deposed Chief Heads Info Two Other Speeches   Busy Day Is Outlined Before Departure to New York Reception

President Scraps Security Project   Commission Dies,  Congress Rapped

Meadville Schools fo Have Open House   New Band Will Give Its First Program.

Features for Everybody . In the Telegram Today   Divorcee Balks at Order to Live ‘Likea Sister’ in Fx-Mate’s Home

PRESIDENT LEAVING KEY WEST THURSDAY   ' Truman Decides To Cut Vacation Shert In Order Te Re Home For Easter

44 or 20 Items to Be Put ir Community-by-Community Pricing Program

Senate Internal Security Group Hears Chambers  Names Five Persons

Chambers Accuses Institute As Red   5 Named as Communists or Sources For Soviet Espionage Rings

State Senate Leader Calls for ‘Firing’ of Truman in 1952 Election

NO ‘SEA DRIVE? IS PROMISED . BY M°ARTHUR   Collins Says Troops Have “Plenty Of Fight”  BReewne Lite Petecae Llane

Red Attack Can Be Halted,Collins Says   UN Forces Have ‘Plenty of Fight’ Left in Them, Army Chief Says After Trip to Korea

See Debate on Sending American Troops to Europe   Many Congressmen Favor Policy of Waiting on Atlantic Pact Nations.

Committee Votes s to Make U. S. _ Paper Public SAW FALL OF ISLAND Acheson Fights Against Step; Terms It Grist for Red Mills  i Bulletin Washinetan. June 1. (>—

Thrust Kills Many of Foe And May Hasten Victory in Fight For Heartbreak Ridge

Mile-Long Tank Force Hits Reds   Sudden Thrust Creates Havoc Among Enemy

Surprise Move. Creates Havoc Among Chinese   Van Fleet's Army Sees Victory Near in -Bloody Hill Fighting ©

Fresh Red. Soldiers Surprised    Temporary Thrust Creates Havee Among Communist Forces -

Allied Battle Force Plow: Eight Miles Deep Into Enemy Line in Eastern  Korea.   HAVOC IS CREATED BEFORE WITHDRAWAL   General Van Fleet Voices Hope Attack Wilt Hasten End-of Long Fight for Heartbreak Ridge.

BATILE FORCE CAUSES HAVOC AND RETREATS   General Hopes Thrust Will End Fight For Heartbreak Ridge

Allies Thrust 8 Miles Into Red Defenses   Brilliant Assault Causes Havoc Among Chinese Soldiers

ALLIED TROOPS HIT REDS HARD ON EAST FRONT   50 U. S- Tanks And Thou. sands Of Men Penetrate Line Eight Miles   GREEN CHINESE UNITS ARE PUT TO ROUT

lke Is Expected To Keep Name Off Demo Primary   Republicans. Say General Will Repudiate Effort T. Put His Name On New Hampshire Ticket

STATE T0 HLE NEW APPEAL IN WELFARE HGH]   Case To Be Taken To Fourth District Court Of Appeals.

To File Case In Federal Appeal Court   $20 Million Fund From Governmen At Stake in Suit

Chinese Pull Back All Along  Korean Front °   Yanks Making Steady Advance on Foot Behind Tanks

Allied Troops Walk North BehindTanks   Communists Fail]  To Oppose March   Opposition Offered Only In Hwachon Dam Area; Planes Driven Off

Allies Meet Opposition   Cross Pukhan And Force Enemy To  Flee Fram Hills

Allies Continue Advance Deep Into-Red Lines   No Opposition Is Reported Except In Hwachon Area

No Resistance Met In Advance By UN Force   Allied Planes Again Rout Red Jet Pilots

U.N. tnfantrymen Advance at Steady Pace Behind Tanks   Armor Thrusts Deep Into Red Territory

RESISTANCE MET ONLY AT HWACHON DAM   Moving Forward As Fast As Can Walk Over Hills

Police Arrest 188 in Month   Fines for May Amount To $1947, Chief of  Police Reports

518 Arrests During April   39 Accidents; Fines and Forfeitures in Nampa  Total $1692

Notional ‘Group Say Recent Floods Point To Folly, Futility”? Of Army Corps Wea:

Critical of Army Engineers’ Efforts To Stem Floods   National Farmers Union Renews Appeal for Missouri Valley Authority

Peace Plans  Given   Defense Head Wanted Red China In UN, Mac Asserts

Heat Is Taken off Acheson; MacArthur Certain Ouster Decision Was President's

Also U.N, Seating  Of Red China   General Believes War With Russia Not Inevitable

MacArthur Reveals New Twist   General Bitterly Opposes Giving Up Formosa

ind Says Secretary Also Would Let Red China Into the United Nations as Basis for Korean Peace Treaty.

Marshall Pictured As Willing To Talk About Island Future   MacArthur Opposes Any Move That Might Result. In Reds Getting Formosa—-Blames Ouster On’ One ca Individual-—Resuimes ‘Testimony Today:

Explodes Bombshell On Formosa, U. N. Seat ‘” Hearing In Capitol   -posed Far Eastern Leader Says Ouster ‘Judgment Of One Individual’; Calls Truman Statement ‘Tommvrot’

MacArthur Says Secretary Also Willing To Discuss  Formosa’s Future   MAC SAYS PRESIDENT ENGINEERED OUSTER

Says Marshall Wi illing to Consider Gi sIving lp kormosa to Reds

Indicates Secretary W ould Use Formosa To Gain Korea Pact   General Expresses Belief War With Russia I~ Not Inevitable and Ouster Judgment of Quly Truman: Goes Before Group Again Today

Kiss Of Earth Doesn't Disturb Them—  Down Below They Left A Horror

One Man Found Alive In Navy Aircraft Wreckage; C-47 Vanishes During Routine -Hop In Central Alaska; No Trace Found

14 LIVES LOST IN TWO ALASKA AIR DISASTERS   C-47 Missing With 4 Aboard: 10 Killed in Crash . ; Yesterday.

CAT Missing Over Alaska   4 Air Force Men Aboard: 10 Believed Dead in Naval Plane

Alaska Air Crashes Take 13 More Lives   Si afety Council Predic ‘ts 390 Dei aths  Traffic Accidents Claim 100 In First 24 Hours Of Holiday

2 More Planes Lost In Alaska  8 Bodies Recovered In Privateer Wreck .

Air Crashes Toll Mounts in Alaska   Privateer Mishap i   s Wreckage Found

All-Out-W ar Believed Only Obstacle  To American Oil ladustry’s Prosress

Acheson Says UN Cannot Accent Red Truce Line Demand  Division Line Must Be Fixed On Present Battle Points, He Say:

COMMUNISTS PEACE LINE UNACCEPTABLE   Secretary of State Acheson Says U.N. Rejects Enemy Proposal.

Red Demand Ruled Out By Acheson   Parallel 38 Truce Line Not Accentable

Red General Warns U.N. of ‘Fatal Danger’   Neither Side Shifts Position In Kaesong Talks

Allies Draw. Bacl ‘Again On Centr al Front   500,000 Chinese And North Koreans Sicp Up Great Offensive

New Withdrawal Brings Total of 27 Miles Surrendered to Reds Since Start of Their Attack, Enemy Losses 35,000 In Five Days

—RIVER LINE—  Red Push At Seoul Is Stopped   TOTAL LOSS IS 27 MILES

Boyle Denies  Part in Loan   Paper Charges Party Bos Linked to RFC Deal

IAM M. BOYLE (ER FOR FIRM [ING RFC LOAN   atic Committee Head es Any Connection $565,000 Advance it. Louis Concern.   P. FINNEGAN INKED WITH DEAI   stor Under Grane Investigation Paid -a-Month by Borwing Company.

REC LOAN CHARGE DENIED BY BOY   Senate Is Told Democratic  Leader Helped Firm  Get $565,000

MAC IGNORANT OF REASONS FOR OUSTER   Aide Claims General Was Never Informed By President

Dismissal ‘Summary, Says Aide   Gen. Whitney Says _MacArthur Not Yet Told Of Reasons

MacArthur Never Told the “Why” of His Summary Dismissal, Whitney Tells Press

M Arthur Unaware Why He Was Fired   Whitney Says General First Learned Of His Dismissal From Radiocast

, Whitney Tells of General’s ‘Surprise’ at His Dismissal  : M’ Arthur Has No Idea Why He Was Fired

MacArthur Still In Dark On Reasons For His Dismissal  Adviser Says General Feels He Acted Fully Within His Directives

M Arthur Curious About His Quster   Aide Says Ex-Commande:  Given No Reason

Was Not Told Firing Cause  Was Not Mae    Aide Asserts General ‘Still Does Not Know’ Why He Was Fired

Mac Still Does NotKnowCause  Of His Ouster   Truman Never Gave Reason, Says Close Aide to General

IMac Arthur To Fly To Chicago: Thursday land To Milwaukee Early Friday ~ «

MacArthur Aide Says General Still Doesnt Know Why President Truman Relieved Him Of Command

Welcome, Swimmer   Ouster Mystery To MacArthur  Hasn‘t Been Informed Why He Was Dismissed

"No Reason Yet GivenMacArthur'  Advisor Says Mrs. Doug First Got News on Radio

MacArthur Still gnorant of Why He Was Ousted  Surprise Remains At Truman Order, His Aide Asserts

President Has Not Yet Given Exact Reasons   General Whitney, Aide Te MacArthur, Has Press Conference

Truman's Action Failed tc  Follow Military Prece/° * dent, Aide Says

Action Unprecedented Aide Says MacArthur Never Was Told Why He Was Fired

‘Doug Termed Still ‘In Dark’   M Arthur Said Not Advised Yet As To Why He Was Fired

ka  Firing Unexplained, Gen. Whitney Says   i ;  Aide 5  Says MacArthur Doesn't Know W hy He Was Dismissed

“Mac” Never Told Reason  For Ouster   No Precedent For Action, Aide Says

$6-8 Billion Kiyed for U. S. Defense   Marshall to Request Huge Fund for Building of Bases

Armed Forces To Ask Billions  Huge Building Plan To Be Sent Conaress

Huge Military Building Plan ToBe Outlinee   Secretary Marshall Plans To Ask Congress For Billiens

Marshall To Seek Giant War Outlay  Military Base Expansions Bs «ww fat OP Rilli noon

Huge Program Of Miltary Building Seen   Marshall Reported Ready To Ask Solons For 6 To 8 Billions

Marshall To Ask For More Mone.  Funds Needed For New Building Plan

Former Postal Official Sentenced For Big Stamp Fraud in Which — “Investors” Lost About $250,000

Post Office Official ° Sentenced fo Federal Prison in Stamp Case

BMWIIVARAIAL Your Newspapers Constantly Protect Your Precious Right to the Truth

COLLAZO TRIED TO KILL TRUMAN   Government Witness At tacks Defendant’s Statement

60,000 Reds Are Believed To Be Poised for Stand   Meanwhile, U. S. Tanks Roll to Within A Few Miles of 38th Parallel.

Report Reds Digging In For Big Stand   60,000 Communists Reported In Stand On Korean Waist

national Rou  US Tanks Fight Up to Parallel 38   60,000 Reds Ready to Fight to End in West Sector

Exchange Lemon Reports Largest Annual Income  wri... te cP eR RRA ARA   Payment of $2,200,000 Will Be Made in November.

Cy De Young Night Plans Are Rolling  om one en cemiter Deelliage   Community Rallies To Aid of Veteran, To Stage Benefit

'Cy De Young Night’ Plans Are Rolling   Community Rallies To Aid of Veteran, To Stage Benefit

BIGTIME COLLEGE FOOTBALL IN ‘SATURDAY'S ‘HERO’ STARRING JOHN DEREK, DONNA REED

Steel Worker Earning Boost  Gets Approval   Incentive Plan For Men Could Increase Pay By 35 Per Cent

 WSB O. K.s Move Affecting 35,000 Men: New Incentive Plan Would Hike Steelworkers’ Pay 35 Per Cent

Steel Workers Given Plan To Boost Pay   Incentive Proposal To Enable Men To Make More

New Plan Helps Steel Workers   Govt. Approves Pay Incentive Proerant”

Ohio Legislature Attacks Draft Deferment Plan   Harry D. Bellis Co-Sponsor of Resolution Claiming College Svstem Shows Discrimination

REPLY AWAITED TO OFFER MADE FOR PEACE TALK   Chinese And North Korean Leaders Silent On Invitation And Urge Continuation OF War.

New Appeal For Peace By Radios —   Japanese and South <Koreans Broadcast  To Communists to End Korean War

NO ANSWER 10 RIDGWAY’S PLAN FOR CONFERENCE   16 HOURS LATER ALLIES STILL WAIT FOR RED RESPONSE

Invitation Broadcast fo Commies To Talk About Ending Korea War But No Response after 14 Hours   Meeting on Danish Hospital Ship Proposed; Meanwhile, Relative Quiet Settles Down On Battlefront: Russia Ie Put an Snr

16 Hours Pass With No Word  From Chinese   Battlefront ‘Relatively Quiet’ As U.N. Awaits Reaction To Peace Parley Invite By Gen. Ridgway

Some Signs Aren’t Too Encouraging   Peiping, Pyongyang Radios Say Nothing About Ridgeway Bid

Ridgway Awaits Reds Reply To UN Bid  Proposing Peace Conference At Wonsan

Reds Remain Quiet On Peace Offer   No Word Of Reply Heard After Ridgway Agrees To Meeting

Truce Offer Still Not  Answered   Reds Silent After Ridgway Invitation  To Cease-Fire Talks

Reds Silent on Truce Offer of Gen. Ridaway   Official Chinese and North Korean Redios Make Final Broadcasts Saturday from Peiping and Pyongyang Without Even Mentioning  UN Commander’s Pronczal for Peace Talks-

Early Reaction Not Hopeful As Peiping Radio Advocates Renewed Korean War Efforts

Invitation Broadeast From Japan   Air Force In 200 Sorties Against Reds: Terms Mapped

Korea Generals Fail to Answer Radio Appeals  Communist Reaction Te Ship Talk Offer   Communist Reaction To Ship Talk Offer Said Unencouraaina

No Answer  To Proposal Of Ridgway   General Invited Enemy Commander to Talks On Danish Ship.

Soviet Reaction To Ridgway Bid Not Encouraging   Ceaae-Fire Conferénces Aboard Hospital Ship At Wonsan Suggested

Ridgway Awaiting Message  Qh arvoete Dou,   Suggests Peace Session Aboard Danish Vessel

Red Authorities Remain Silent On Ridgway's Offer UN Commander  Suggests Parley On Hospital Ship

Red Radios End Day Without Truce Reply   India Government Not Optimistic, But High UN Sources Believe Truce Will Come Soon; Ridqway Ready to Meet Reds On Danish Ship

Red Radio, Press Continue  Attacks On United States   Gen. Ridgway Asks Talks Aboard Danish Ship in Enemy-Held Port

TALKS ABOA DANISH SHIP _ PROPOSED   Allied Troops Are Hopeful But Still Skeptical  CINUTING   Ebbs Along Entire Front: 5 Truce Requirements Listed By Koreans

Communists Fail To Answer Radio Appeal by General   Ridgway Proposes Meeting With Red Commander on Ship in Wonsan Harbor

Chinese, Korean Broadcasts Are Silent on Plan   War Goes on with Big Guns Smashing Up Enemy Buildup

100 Stations Broadcasting Truce Offer   Ridgway Invites Korean Reds to Peace Parley

Red Reaction to Ridgway Bid Is Not Encouraging  Asks Communist   Asks Communist Commander to Meet On Ship

Broadcasts Not Yet Answered: Artillery Mars Relative Quiet on Front

Fighting Men Skeptical Over Truce Outlook  Danish Ship Picked  i a a ee

Reds Silent On Proposal  For Truce   Every Available Radio In Japan And South Korea Beams Cease Fire Inyitation

Ridgway Invites Enemy's Leaders lo Discuss Truce  Proposes Neutral Ship as Site for Cease-Fire Talks

Every Radiocast Is Used By UN To Issue Invitation  Communists Fail To Reply 14 Hours After Peace Bid Made

Jap, Korean Radios All Broadcast Peace Feeler   WAR GOES ON AS USUAL; 15 HOURS AFTER PROPOSAL MADE NO HINT OF AN ANSWER

No Replies From Command on UN Armistice Talk  No Mention of Plan Proposed by Ridgway

GEN. RIDGWAY ASKS FOE T0 MEET ON SHIP   Invitation for Conference in Wonsan Harbor Ignored; Red Radio Steps Up Attacks on U. S.

No Reply from Commander to Ridgway s Offer   Chinese and Koreans Avoid Any Mention of Cease Fire, Armistice

Ridgway Awaits Reply To Offer for Peace Talks in Korean War   Red Radio and Press Continue Attacks on America; Allied Artillery Slaughters Chinese

Hours Drag By Without Truce Reply   Moscow, Peiping Radios Renew  Blasis At U.S.

Ridgway Sends Invitation to Enemy Leaders  Proposed as S$ Cease-Fire Parley

Foe's Reactions Not Encouraging. 16 Hours Have Passed Since Gen. Ridaqway First Suggested Parley.

Radio, Press Continue Word WaronU.S. Ruling Groups   Government of India Fails To Share Optimism of Other Nations

Beam Peace Offers In  Broadcasts   Jutlandia Made Ready as Scene Of Peace Talks

- 16 HOURS PASS, NO RESPONSE Danish Hospital Ship Is’ Suggested By Ridgway As Site For Meeting

Truman’s New Proposal Won't Help the Housewife Cut Her Grocery Bills

[Truman Plan Aimed fo Block Future Food Price Rise, Not at Cutback Now

Council Denies Fair Trade Upset   Manufacturers’ Group Says Court Decision Doesn't Affect States

Czechoslovak Ex-Minister Under Arrest  , Clementis Held  On Spy Charges

CZECH RED LEADER IS REPORTED HELD   Former Foreign) Minister Clem__?ntis Reported Under Arrest _  on Spy (Charges.

Evidence’ Presented To Senate   Documents May Bring Showdown On ‘MeCarthvism’

Mississippi Flood Reaches Its Climax   Crest at Muscatine Expected To End River Rampage

FLOOD CREST BEARS DOWN ON IOWA CITY   Muscatine Residents Pray Dikes Will Hold; Other Cities Periled.

Ex-FBI Man — Called ‘Spy’   Unnamed Lawyer Accused Of Deals With Gactare

REPORT oT Uo. OFFICIAL HELPED AUG   Un-American Activities Body Investigating Former Dept. Lawyer.

Truman Pens Bitter Letter To Capehart   He Doubts Hf Senato Understands Own Price Measure

TRUMAN SENDS — BLUNT LETTER TO CAPEHART   President Says He Doubts Senator Understands. Control Law Amendment.

Truman's Letter to Sen. Capehart Adds New Punch fo Campaign Seeking Changes in Controls Law

Sen. Capehart Is Now In Ranks Of The Immortals’.  Indiana Law: Maker Rendc Collendauec A   Indiana Law: Maker Reads Colleagues A Letter From Truman

Sen. Capehart Upbraided  In Letter From Truman   Solon Is Rebuked For Backing Amendment To. Administration’s Economic Control Bill

Truman Rips Capehart In Latest Letter  Sharp Exchange Adds New Punch Ts  we ba, hb... fa.

Truman Adds New Punch To Controls Feud   Says He Doubts If ‘Capehart Understands His Own Amendment

Truman Letter Adds New Punch lo Price ne  (Ogre Sites) © Sanna aig came    Senate Hears Latest White House View On Controls Bill

TRUMAN TAKES ON CAPEHART   Says He Doubts That Hoosier Understands Control Law.

Phone O-Qoli  ftruman'Fumbling’ Hit as Dewey Puts New York on Emeroenc  TRANNY ww Tt.

Proposes Defense Council Creation; Loyalty Program   Income Tax Benefits Provision for GIs Is Recommended

Administration Accused By Governor Dewey Of Fumbling National Defense

OF VITAL EFFEC)   Happy, Useful Life or Reaching Old Age Theme  of Conference

Water Supply Is Off at Sedalia   Nearly Seven Inches of Rain Endanger City’s Clear Water Reservoir.

Season’s First _ Vesper Concert Sunday Afternoon  : ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’ Arranged

Season’s First _ Vesper Concert _ Sunday Afternoon  ' ‘Battle Hymn of the Republic’ Arranged To Climax Program

51 Teachers End Two-Day Strike   Districts Borrow to Pay Back Salaries  in Pennevilvania

REDS HURL BAGK ALLIED DRIVE TO RETAKE HILLS   Biggest Attack in Two Months Launched on_ 8-mile Front

Tank-Led Reds Take Two Hills   U.N. Troops Are Smashing Back At The Communists

Reds Hurl Back Allied Infantrymen Attacking 2 Hills On Western Front

Vicious Battle Is in Progress on Korean Hills   Gls, Thrown From Two Heights by Chinese, Fighting Way Back

Tanks Support Red Attack On Western Front   Heavy Fighting Reported West Of Yonchon

REDS HOLD HILLS WON IN “HUMAN WAVE" ATTACKS   Hurl Back Allies After Bigges' Red Attack in 2 Months.

lank-Led Reds Drive U.N. Troops Off Two Hills On Western Front   Heaviest Communist Attack In Two Months Launched West Of Yonchon

Foe Unleashes Division at UN   Biggest Enemy Drive in 2 Months Nets Hills in West

Biggest Attack in Two Months —  Reds Hurl Back Allies After Taking Two Hills

UN Attack  On Two Hills Lost to Reds Beaten Back   Allies Propose Bypassing Buffer Issue Until Armistice Ready

Heavy Red Attack Pushes UN Troops Back   Chinese Die By Hundreds In Heavy Assault

THE WAR AND THE TALK  ~ Red Troops Take 2 Hills: New Truce Feeler Studied

Red Tanks Drive UN Off Key Hills   Allies Heavily Engaged In Continuing Fight— Retire Near Yonchon

Tank-Led Attack Dents U.N. Lines   Reds Knoek Allies Off 2 Key Hills In West Korea

Reds Repulse UN Attack  Near Yonchon   two MIGs Downed in Air War; Truck Conyoys. Kit

Reds Stage Biggest Attack In Months   International Plan May Be Proposed To Prevent War

Reds Drive Back Attack on Peaks   Enemy Holds Firmly Two Hills Taken From Allies in Assault

Reds Tank Attack Wins Key Heights   Allied Troops Are Driven Back From Two Hills

Heaviest Tank-Led Enemy--Attack In Months Drives UN Troops: From 2 Key Hills in West Korea

Chinese Reds Hurl Back GI Raid on Hills   Tanks and Planes Give Doughboys Close Support _

REDS TAKE TWO KEY POSITIONS   Heaviest Tank . Led Red Attack In Two Months Sets Allies Back

REDS HOLD HILLS WON IN “HUMAN WAVE” ATTACKS   Red Attack in 2 Months.

Reds Drive U. N. Troops From 2 Hills   Allied Forces and Strafing Planes Strike Back

Foe Captures Two Key Hills   Allied Forces Lash Back at Communists On Western Front

U.N. Infantrymen Move on Hills Los To Reds Sunday   Communists Won Ground With Biggest Assault in Months

Reds Hurl Biggest Offensive In Two Months at Yanks, Win Two Hills in Bitter Battle

Reds Fleeing in Human Stream Before UN Drive   Allied. Forces Push Forward Along Wide Front—Some Meet No Onacciinn

Neutrality Pact in Writing Askec      Allies Suggest Move for Resuming Talks

Rivers Gush Over Levees In Northwest   Rain-Choked Washingtor Streams Drive 2,000 Fram Their Homes

“‘Two-Thirds Majority Lacking... . Security. Council’s Election Is Delayed

UN Deadlock Delays Vote For Council   Inconclusive Baitots Fail to Present Required Majority For Assembly Seat

eadlocked On New Security Group Member   White Russia and Greece Candidates for Eleventh United. Nations Seat

Chile, Pakistar Named To U.N. Council Roster   U. S., Russian-Backed Candidates Fail To Get Maioritvy For 11th Seat

Membership Vote In UN Is Postponed  wewteoem oF   Deadlock Arises Over llth Nation   White Russia And Greece Are Opposing Candidates For Vacancy

UN Postpones Council Vote   Hopeless Deadlock Stalls Election Of 11th Member

Decision or UN Seat Postponed   Reach Impasse on White Russia or Greece for Post

DEADLOCKED U. N. PUTS OFF COUNCIL MEMBER ELECTION   Russia, United States Fail To Get Needed Two-Thirds Majority

Soviet, U. S. In Struggle For Position  On Council   Election Delayed While Both Sides Line Up Ballots

Election Of UN Official Postponed   Deadlock Over 11th Member To Security Council

Chile, Pakistan Make It  Deadlock Postpones Election Of Security Council Member

Writer Won't Tell Whether He Is Red   Savs Committee Make: Out All for “Peace” Are Subversives.

LIMITED HARVEST UNDER WAY HERI   Sprouted and Weed; Wheat ‘ Coming In; Yields Are Low

LIMITED HARVEST  UNDER WAY HERE   Sprouted : ‘and =6Weedy Wheat §:Coming In; © Yields Are Low   NO MARKET OUTLETS

WETHERBY AHEAD IN KENTUCKY RACE   REPUBLICAN EUGENE SIL  VER TRAILS BY 40,000 IN  GOVERNOR CONTEST,

 Speeding Mary Jane Limousine for HST’s Sister  x Precipitates New Wrangle

GOP Claims Truman Violate Law in Assigning Secret _ Service Guards for Sister 

Miss Truman's Car Called 'Gyp'   ‘Limousine. Nabbed for Speeding In Hopewell

 Use Of Government Car oe President’s Sister  Stirs Republican Storm    Arrest of Secret Service Agent Who Was Servin:  he Chantfeur Reveals Incident. .

STATE DEMOCRATS FOR TRUMAN Flynn Release Made ‘52 Campaign Issue

GOP LEADER RIPS GOVERNOR   Calls Freeing Of Flynt  Example Of ‘Special  Interest’

Microwave Relay System Opened   Will Carry Network TV from Coast . to Coast

Spearheads Of Huge UN Army Smash At Reds   Seize East-Central Mountain Villagey Dent Center Of Communist ‘No Retreat’ Line In Centra] Area; U.S. Marines Fight Red Company In Bloody Hand-To-Hand

k  Smash Ahead 3 Miles  se en ira ; norea: wens Sapam ear emer ae Net Me ee corer Fe vonbtyaeya ROLE net rie eat aed  Dent Red Defense Line      Complete Picture of Ground Fighting

Marines Seize Vital Hills in Bayonet Charge      ‘Killer Drive’ Renewed on Central Front; Han Crossed

UN Army Renews Its ‘Offensive’   100,000 Troops Smash Ahead on 50-mile Front  In Central Korea

Seize East-Central Village Only 31 Miles From 38th Parallel, Dent Center of Reds; ‘No-Retreat’ Defense Line in Central Area

New Advances Of Over Three Miles Renorfed   Allied Spearheads Drive. To Within Thirty-One Miles of 28th Paralllel in Korea

Attack Renewed In Central Korea With Reds Badly Beaten   ~ Americans Gain 342 Miles Along Central Front; Mountain Village 91 Miles South Of Parallel Taken

Spearheads Plunge Forward Up To 3 Miles On Fifty-Mile Front   Allies Seize Mountain Villages Near Parallel And Dent The Center Of ‘No-Retreat’ Line.

Army Of 100,000 Thrown Against Center Of Line   Fighting Resumed On Western Front

Allied Army Seizes Town In Mountain   Village Located 31 Miles South Of 38th Parallel

Spearheads (jain Up To > 1-2 Miles   Seize Town 31 Miles South Of 38th Parallel

UN Army Opens New Offensive in Central Korea   Gains up to 314 Miles, Seizes Strategic Hills

Mighty UN Army Smashes Ahead On 50-Mile Front   Marines in Center Run Into Stiffest Red Opposition

8 UN Divisions Hit Reds; Marines In Bloody Battle   ‘Village 31 Miles South Of 38th Parallel Captured;  Communist ‘No-Retreat’ Defense Line Dented

Allies Renew ‘Killer Drive,’ Rip Red Line   U.N. Forces Gain Along Wide Front In Central Korea

Allies Smash Out 3% - Mile. Gain In Center of Red Line   U. S. Marines Hack Way to Strategic Mountain Ridges West of Hoengsong

PRICE ROLLBACK BATTLE BEGINS   ; FARM CONGRESSMEN BALK AT ADMINISTRATION OFFER TO COMPROMISE.

SHOWDOWN FIGHT QN PRICES ISSUE OPENS IN HOUSE   Farm Area ‘Group Balks al Administration’s Gom‘promise Offer   DEBATE HEATED   Republicans Flay ‘Attempt _ to Socialize the ipa

Battle Over Price  Roll Backs Begins   Form Area Congressmen Don’t Like Truman Compromise Plan

Long-Awaited Roll-Back Battle Opens in House   House Republicans Promise to Help Pass a Law That Will “Keep Prices Within Reason” But Attach an “If'’ to It

House Balks At Compromise On Rollbacks   GOP Promises To Keep Prices Within Reason

Acheson Asks Senate To Kill TradeCurbs   Says Some Countries Will Turn To Red Bloe If  Denied Access Here

Extension Of Trade Plan Urged   Acheson Is Witness Before Senate Group Considering Matter

Acheson Hits House Curbs  Upen Trade   Tells Senators That Soviet Bloc Would Gain From Checks

U.S. Restrictions Foree Friendly Nations To Trade With Soviet Bloc. Acheson Says

NO MEAT SHORTAGE   Supplies from Other Areas to Take Up Slack  in Kansas

Musician Union Threatens Strike   Major Networks May Be Affected

American Broadcasting Co., United Paramount Theatres Merger Deal Is Announced

Tolan Aboard U. §. Ship Sighting Mystery Missiles in Korea Waters

Lad, 4, Stricken With Canicer, Gets [Babe Ruth Baseball Among Many Gifts

House Okays Anti-Pollution Bill: Extends Bribery Law To Amateur Sport

Tax Evasion Trial Opens for Gambler  Attorney Promises Cohen ‘Great Shock’

Storms Dump Snow on U.S.  Low Temperatures Due For Four More Weeks

Spring Near-On the Calendar   In the Meantime, It’s Winter in Northwest

Spring Almost Here, But Only on Calendar Below Normal Temperatures fo Continue

Some Areas Caught By Snow, Sleet  Northern Midcontinent Suffers, Bfixcard Piles Up. Snow in Twa Previness

LINK SUICIDE TRIES OF DANCER AND MARY ASTOR      Woman Out: With Actress’ Husband Attempts. to : Kill Herself.

Mary Astor’s  Husband’s Pal  Tries Suicide Each Of Two Women Took Overdose Of

Dancer Pal of Astor Mate In Suicide Try   Reveal Actress’ Hushand Had Been On Tour of Bars Nicht Before

Another Case of Too Many Pills   Dancer With Husband of Mary Astor Takes Overdose —Miss Astor Out of Danger

Dancer Is Also Hospital Patient   Sleeping Pill Overdose Linked to Astor Case

Actresses Take Too Many Pills  Miss Astor Recovers Friend Also Victim

‘Mary's ‘Rival’ Gulps Sleeping Pills 24 Hours After Actress Tried Suicide

Seaway Is Called Visionary Scheme;  Citizens Group Voices Opposition

Area Editor Renews Fight  Files Suit Against Township Relief Director

Editor Files Suit to Force Franklin Supervisor Itemize Relief Expenses

Bosses Are Guests of. Credit Women’s. Club Be BKReaclifak® Backtiaw

Masses Of Red Troops Are Surging Across. The 38th Parallel   About. 300,000 Chinese Troops Are Press ing Toward The Battered South _.  Korean Canital

Jessup Strikes. Back At Stassen  Likens His Accuser To A ‘Grasshopper’

News From Everywhere   News From Everywnere Remind Owners That Car Thefts  Due To Increase

U. §. WARNED OF MOUNTING ~ RESTRICTIONS  Defense Mobilizer Says Nation Faces Controls, Taxes, Shortages.

Increasing Controls for 2 to 3 Years   Defense Mobilizer : Wilson Warns Nation of Taxes, Shortages

Defense Mobilizer Says Nation Faces Greater Controls, Taxes, Shortages

More Shortages, Taxes, Controls Coming— Wilson   Mobilizer Says U. S. Facing Two or Three Years of Sacrifice

Nation Faces More Curbs   Added Shortages, Taxes Forecast By Defense Chief

More Controls To Be Faced, Wilson Says   Migher Taxes, Added Shortages Neceséaty; Mobilizer Declares

Wilson Asserts America Faces Greater Controls  Mobilizer Warns Tax RP. .t. @b -¢@ +   Mobilizer Warns Tax Boosts, Shortages to Continue 2 or 3 Year

Wilson Warns Nation Must Prepare For More Controls, Higher Taxes

Wilson Warns Nation Faces Two or Three Years Of Controls, High Taxes

Wilson Sees 2 or 3 Years Of Controls   Says Nation Faces Increasing Curbs, ‘Taxes, Shortaves

Home Front Outlook for Next Few Years   Defense Mobilizer Tells What to Expect in Way of Controls. Taxes. Shortages. Ftc

Gambling Tax Faces Fight On Senate Floor  Two Billion Yield Seen Under Plan

Gambling Tax To Bring In Much Revenue   Senators Say Levy Would Mean  Two Billions

GeorgeSees Gigantic Sum InGaming Tax   Could Raise As Much As $2, Billion Annually,  Senator Claims

A Shakeup In PMA   Trigg and Wooley Demoted As Result Of Farm Criticism

Brannan Relieves Two as Top Aides In Charge of PMA   Trigg and Wooley Named to Lesser Posts In Ag Dept.

Brannan Revises PMA Leadership, Demotes Trigg  Complaints on Help By Farm Leaders iO on aia ie im CGlhakaun

Chinese Fire On Wounded Gls  Korean Civilians Also Raked By Snipers

Bitter U. S. Soldiers Charge Chinese Deliberately Fired On Medics and Refuaees

Reds Accused Of Firing On U. $. Wounded   Stretcher Bearers Shot At By Commies

State Leaders Agree on Big Defense Fund   To Ask Assembly For $650,000 For .  Civ] Prencrednescc

PLAN $650,000 DEFENSE FUND   Governor and Legislative Leaders Agree On That Amount Now.

Senate Agree: On $650,000  For Defense   Schricker and Legislative Leaders Make Plans for State Civil Defense Program.

FILM STAR'S HUSBAND HELD IN SHOOTING   Walter Wanger Shoots Agent. of Wife, Joan Bennett. Says “He Broke Up My Home.”

Staunton Council Acts to Reorganize Police Department   Joan Bennett's Husband Walter Wanaer Shoots Filmland Agent

 Charges ‘Home’ Threatened  Husband of Star Wounds Agent in Beverly Hills Lot

Walter Wanger — Arraigned   Famous Movie-Maker Claims Pistol Victim ‘Broke Up Home’.

Star’s Hubby Accuses Him of  Stealing Love   Actress Denies Any Romance; Victim in Critical Condition

Joan Bennett's Producer Husbend Shoots Agent in Hollywood Fracas

Husband Of Joan Bennett Held For Shooting His Wife’s Agent   Walter Wanger Fires Two Bullets Into Jenning: Lang “Because He Broke Up My Shonrey Mises Rennett Denies.

Joan Bennett’s Hushand Shoots Down Agent, Saying, “He Broke Up Home”

Wanger Is Held In Shooting of His Wife’s Agent   Joan Bennett Denies Romantic Interest in Lang—Feared Loss of Love

izeun Bennett’s H: band Shoots Agent Of Ai ess   Walter. Wanger Claims Victim  Broke Up Home

Film Star's Nelly Held For Shootitig Hollywood Agent   Walter Wanger, Joan Bennett's Spouse, Says Jennings Lang 'Broke Up My Home’

FILM DIRECTOR SHOOTS RIVAL   Wanger Charges Wife’s Agent Broke Up Home; Joan Denies Romance.

—AMBUSH — Romance Is Denied By Star   VICTIM IS IN BAD CONDITION

HOLLYWOOD  TRIANGLE: ae . ‘he Agent  ‘Movie Star's Husband Shoots ,  pose

JOAN BENNETT'S HUSBAND SHOOTS BOOKING AGENT   SYS YOUNGER MAN BROKE UP HIS HOME; ACTRESS DENIES IT

HUSBAND HELD IN SHOOTING   Walter Wanger, Producer, Held For Assault On Agent

Walter Wanger Shoots Agent of Joan Bennett   Blazing Pistol Cuts Down Video Executive while Talking to Star

\Aciress Joan Bennett's [Husband Held in Shooting   Admits Firing Bullets At Star’s Agent

WOMAN MAROONED 14 DAYS RESCUED   Man Walks for Two Weeks Across Icy Alaskan. Territory Seeking Assistance

Launch Fight to Recapture Taxes  $730 Million Snipped From Profits Revenue

O'Mahoney Sets Fight for Excess Profits Taxes   Senator Seeks Restoration of House Provisions

HIGHER EXCESS PROFITS TAX. T0 BE SOUGHT   Senate Apparently In No Hurry for — Fingal Vote on Bill

Senate Debates Reductions In Profits Taxes  O'Mahoney Leads Fight On Lowering Excess Profit Levy:

O'Mahoney In Drive To Get Extra Levies   Senator Seeks To Capture Excess Taxes

BARGE THREATENS TO RAM STEAMER ADMIRAL   Possible ‘‘Terrible Disaster” Is Averted When Tugboat Catches Runaway Barge Loaded With Cement Before I Hits Excursion Steamer in Mississippi Below St. Louis.

PFC. H. O. GILBERT IS WOUNDED IN ACTION   Soldier From Mt Airy, Route Three, Has Been Returned  Th. Searea

Actually Investigation Has Proved That U. S. Airmen Are Too Modest ‘in Claims

Watered Down Control Bill  Sent Truman   Labor Promptly Asks Veto, But Officials Expect President’s Okay

House Sends Curbs Bill  To Truman   Labor Calls for Veto, Pledges Fight For New Measure

Sergeant Admits He Stole Many Lefters  Registered Mail Involved Important Military

Robert J. Dunn, 74, Prominent Legislator For Many Years, Dies in Hospital Here

General States Sound Military Aid Program Needed to Boost North Atlantic Group

Congress Told Forces Need Okay of NATO   Action Necessary In Order . Troops Are Effective, Ready For Combat

Bradley in Plea for ECA   Saya N. Atlantic Group Must Concentrate on Making Present Forces Effective

Effective North Atlantic Forces First Priority   Gen. Bradley Makes Statement Endorsing Foreign Aid Program

Bradley Endorses Plan To Give Military Help To Atlantic Pact Lands

Governor Expects To Submit Budget To Legislature During February

Royal Pair End Washington Visit   President and Princess Exchange Gifts Before Takeoff for Montreal

Near Zero By Morning  Cold Wave Sends   Cold Wave Sends Mercury Tumbling In Western Kansas

Inside Specials      Judge Marries Couple Who Didn't Want To Be Wedded

IT'S A FAST, MAD WORLD, PEDRO Unacquainted Pair Wed Before Man Can Say ‘Nix!’

RIDGWAY TALKS OVER STRATEGY   Goes to Munsan for Meetings With Top Men in Field Jobs

Bill Is Drafted To Curb Actions Of Congressmen   Measure Aimed At Limiting Influence Use

W ould Bar Congressional  . ry ‘ Influence In Tax Cases  Mystery Man Grunewald Called  By Probers In Secret Session

Would Prohibit Interference by Congressmen  Senator Will Introduce Bill

Bill Planned To Protect Tax Bureau   Oklahoma Senator Would Put Agents Under Tieht Rules

GRUNEWALD 10 FACE TAX QUIZ   Senator To Ask Ban O!  Solons From Pending Tax Cases

Aims To Protect Every Tax Case Before Bureau   Monroney Will File Bill To Halt Interference By Members Of Congress

Monroney To Present Bill In Tax Cases  Oklahoma Senato To Urge Ban (On  f 5 on me row

Proposes Ban On Lawmakers In Tax Cases   Sen. Monroney’s Bill Would Prohibit Their Interference

Would Ban Tax Interference.  Monroneéy Favors Restricting Congress

Bill Proposed to Halt Interference   Monroney Aims It at Income Tax Fixer

Would Bar Congressmen In Tax Cases   Senator Monroney Plans Such a Bill For Next Session

Senate Will Get Bill to Prohibit Revenue ‘Fixing  House Group Calls Grunewald to Stand

Bill Will Hit Tax Inferferers  Monr roney Plan ns To  beaclerrm AAamoruwar

Anti- Influence Bill Is Planned  By Mon roney   Senator Would Ban Any Interference In Tax Cases By Solons

VECHTELER TO EUROPE  Atmiral Will Hold Conferences BWith Milltary Leaders

Mixed Views Expressed On Acheson Plan  Battlelines Boundary In   Battlelines Boundary hl Korean Truce Is Half Acceptable

‘Acheson Proposes Armistice Based   On Battle Lines; Opposes 38th Parallel

ACHESON PLAN [S UNDER FIRE      Secretary Proposes Korean Truce On Basis OF Present Lines—-Mixed Recepion.

sAQGGINSt £acneson——  Senators Refuse To Go Along With State Secretary's Idea On Battle Lines Basis For Korean Armistice

Acheson Peace Stand Drawing Mixed Comment   See. Of State Asks Present Battle Line Be Used As Basis

Lawmakers At Odds On  Truee Plan   ‘Present-Line’ Idea Of Acheson Receive: Mixed Reception

Young Korean F ights Losing Battle  ‘Amid Roar of War, Tiny Boy Tries To Save Home

Albia Youths Steal Guns, School Bus, Auto  Police Hunt 2 Well-Armed Teen-Agers Near Grinnell

ope Ne ghee Gere et ee ERE ge  Penny Singleton, Ish Kabibble, Othe Enterfainers Cheer Marion Hospifal Vets

Ready Troops For Atom Test   History Making War Games Start Friday

Rescue Revives Kathy Fiscus Story  Two-Year-Old Tot Saved After 4 Hours In Well

Texas House Passes Amendment President Would Be Limited To Two: Terms

8th Army Opens Counterattack On Central Front   Officer Hints Seoul

Commies Force Alied Troops To Give Ground  Officer Hints UN   Officer Hints UN Might Be Compelled To Abandon Seoul

Contact On West Front Is Broken   Gen. Van Fleet Predicts Victory Despite Reverses

Sentences Passed Out To A Dozen   Pleaders And Others Are Penalized In Busy Session Of Court  At Clearfield.

12 Defendants Given Jail, Workhouse Sentences, Fines In Plea Court Session Here

Murders His Fiancee And Her Boyfriend —   Sixty- zone Year Old Slayer Shows No Remorse After oo Do Ele Ch nedinn at Radford me

Truman to Open Controls’ Fight  Powers Needed to Combat Inflation

TRUMAN READIES NEW CONTROL, PRICE POWER FIGH'   Asks Advisory Board Guidance On Message Seeking More Authority

President Ready fo Open a New Fight With Congress Over Price Controls

TRUMAN TO RENEW CONTROLS BATTLE   Wants Stronger Powers to Check Inflation

Truman. Will Ask Stronger  Control Laws   -Aske-Advisory. Board . For. Advice On Demanc “Bas Canorpre’: Action.

Truman About to Renew Fight For Controls   Asks Advisory Group For Advice in Message to Congress

Truman Opens . Fight for More Control Powers   Mobilization Board Asked for Advice On Congress Speech

Truman Renews Fight on Prices   Planning Another Reauect tr Canarace

Trumen May Resiew Battle Over Inflation Controls  ‘Predident Asks Board On Mobilization For Aid in Prenarine Rid a Cancrace

Sign Contracts or Be Expelled, Iran Tells Oil Workers   No More Overtures To British Says Oil Board Member

British Technicians in Iranian Oil Fields To Be Expelled Unless They Sian Contracts

lran Again Tells British: Get Out   Will Be Expelled In Week or 10 Days

ANew Arouole  British Oil Workers In Tran ‘Must Sign Pacts Or Be Fired

Oil Ultimatum Given Britons  In New Move  Iran Tells Workers   Iran Tells Workers At Abadan To Sign With Firm Or Leave

lran to Expel Oil Men Who Won't Sign Ur   No More Dealing With Britain Over Technicians

RED GRIPE TO BE HEARD  Soviet Bloe Offers New  Disarmament Approach

 J. S. Opposes It  ‘Soviet Proposal Would Place Arms Problem In Group Hands

Disarmament  Plan Offered   Soviet Bloc Has Submitted New Reduction Idea

Soviet Bloe Submits New  Arms Plan   Proposal Would Supplant - Earlier Ideas Of Both Russians And West

Soviet Bloc Presents New  Curb on Arms   Polish Delegate Offer: Plan to Put Mattes Up to U. N. Body

Soviets Offer New Arms Resolution To UN Committee   Whole Problem Would Ge to Disarmament Unit; U.S. Demands Firm Instructions

Reds Offer New Arms Curb Plan   Latest Resolution Would Scrap Previous

Air Force Concerned Over Analysis On Russ Jet Engine Called Superio:

Air Force Will Set Up Training Base at Wichita      Municipal Airport Will Be Taken Over And Improved at Cost of $37 Million

B-47 Base  To Wichita   Arrangement With US Calls for New Municipal Airport for City

Lausche Set To Shake Up  State Bureaus   Jobless Pay Division Is Seen Target For Slash

U. S. Officials Anticipate Russians May Walk Out Of Treaty Conference

‘Acheson States He Can’t Discuss Result ‘of Current Negotiations

Blood Volunteers Swelled to 108   Red Cross Bloodmobile To Visit Oil City On Jan. 15; Donors Needed

Blood Volunteers Swelled to 108  Red Cross Bloodmobile   Red Cross Bloodmobile To Visit Oil City ‘On - Jan. 15- Donors Needex

Van Fleet Asserts ‘nemy Will Be Cut Down At Han River   Slashing Tank Patrols Slow Communist Drive While Main Allied Body Retreats In Orderly Fashion; Toll Ils Heavy

Chinese Attack Waves Push To Within 11 Miles Of Seoul: Others Stalled

Swarm Within 11 Miles of Ruined Capitol   Allied Commander Believes Line Will Hold, However

Allies Withdraw Southward In Orderly Fashion, Gen. Van Fleet Reports Following Surprise Visit To Front

Red Dead Mount As They Push to 11 Miles of Seaut   Thousands Killed But Chinese Continue to Roree Ahead

But Commander Of Alles Feels Enemy Advance Will Be Stopped North of Han

Gen. Van Fleet Says Foe Will Halt At River   Within 11 Miles Of Rubbled City In Latest Drive

Van Fleet Says They Will Halt   Apparently Means Seoul Will Not Fall To Commies

Allies Hoping To Hold Enemy North of Han   UN Forces Abandon Reservoir in Center: Withdrawals Orderly

General Says. Reds Will Be Halted Af Han   Communist Hordes Swarm To Within 11 Miles Of Battered Seoul

ENEMY HORDES WITKIN 11 MILES OF OLD CAPITA   400,000 Are Taking Part in Offensive on the Western Front   VAN FLEET CONFIDENT   Says Allies Can Check Foe on North Bank of ~ Han River ~

Foe Swarms Within  TI Miles of City, But General Asserts New Line Will Hold Firm

Military Value * Of Capital Nil; Red Losses High   Allies Putting Up — Strong Fight North  Of Uijonabu Defense

Enemy Forces Advance To Within 11 Miles Of Rubbled Seoul   COMMUNIST LOSSES MAY EXCEED 30,000

Foe Advances, At Terrific Cost. To Within Few Miles of Korea Capital

Chinese Won't Get Below Han, Van Feet Says   Confident Allies Will Save Capital

Ex-Star Marion Davies Marries Skipper Of Military Transport at Las Vegas

EX-ACTRESS WEDS   Marion Davies, a Hears Companion, Marries a Sea Captain

Ceremony Lasts Only Three Minutes  Marion Davies Weds Transport’s Skipper

Navy Captain And Marion Davies Wed  He’s Old Friend or Ww R Llaawet

Marion Davies Weds Skipper  Longtime Hearst EFeiende Take Plunge

Marion Davies Weds Skipper   Former Film Star Surprises Hollywood

Former Actress Marion Davies. Marries Sea Captain in Surprise Ceremony

Marion Davies, Brown Married   Surprise Ceremony Held at Las Vegas

Marion Davies Is Wed To Skipper In Surprise Ceremony Early Today

’ MARION DAVIES IS MARRIED T0 SHIP CAPTIAN   Former Actress, Friend of Hearst, Weds in Surprise Nevada Ceremony.

Marion Davies Weds Cousia of William Rando'pa Kears!   Friend of Tate Mewspaper Magnate in Surprise Ceremony at Las Vegas.

Marion Davies Married Today   Former Actress In’ Surprise Ceremony

Marion Davies, Navy Man Wed In Dawn Ceremony; Hearst Issue Is Settleo

Miss Davies  WedsSkipper   Ex-Hearst Sweetheart Has First Nuptial  Today

MARION DAVIES WEDS NAVY MAN   Former Actress, Holder In Hearst Papers In Surprise Marriage

Agree on the Extension of Controls   Conferees For it To Carry Through June of Next Year

Senate-House Conferees Vote Tentatively To OK Certain Price Rollbacks

Would Put Prices At 1950 Level   Senate-House Group Makes Decision After All Night Meeting

Most Democrats Certain Taft Will Seek Republican Party Nomination; Eisenhower Is Big Question Mark

Democrats Figure Taft Is ‘Waiting To Be Kissed As GOP’s Presidential Choice

Russia Finally Bares U.S. Expression of Good Will, Together With Soviet Reply

Russian Papers Print American Good-Will Story   Text of Truman's LeHer to Shvernik Carried in Full

Five Powerful Tank Units Rip 12 Miles Into Commie Territory Along Big Front

Troops Drive 12 Miles Deep In Red Territory   Attack Is Aimed At Inflicting Heavy Enemy Casualties

Five Allied Columns in Killer Drive   Attack Aimed at Chopping Up 75,000 To 100,000 Reds

Five Spearheads Rip — Into Communist Lines   New “‘Killer Offensive” Making Progress All Along Sixty-mile Front in Central Korea.

Powerful UN Columns Rip Chinese Lines   Second Day Of ‘Killer Offensive’ Designed To Smash Enemy; U.S. Marine Planes Join With Air Force, Artillery To Lay Blazing Curtain Of Fire Ahead Of Troops

UN Troops Rip 12 Miles Through Enemy Lines. in Blazing New Offensive

Powerful Allied Tank And In. fantry (Columnns Rip Up To Twelve Miles Along 60 Mile Front In Central Korea   IMPORTANT HILL IS TAKEN BY AMERICANS

Five Allied Columns in Killer’ Drive Attack Aimed at   Chopping-Up 75,000  =6§." FP. 100 000 Rede

RE ee nea sn IN en ID eee SS Le  ‘Bossism’ Charges Uttered in Ohio Legislature Over Appointments of Leaders, Committee Members

Charge “Bossism” In Ohio Assembly   Demos Get 30 Per Cent Of Committee Posts

U.N. ADVANCES ALONG FLAMING O0-MILE FRONT   Americans and French Burn Alive Fanatic Remnants of Red Suicide Battalion.

Seven Strategic Heights Seized By UN Troops  Troops Recapture leet Dw~uk cr

Capture 7 Strategic Heights; 3 Chinese Battalions Routed In Fierce Battle

Weather At Yuma   UN Units Crumble Red Line   Allies Recapture *™Heartbreak" Peak

Last Suicide Groups On Heartbreak Ridge Are Burned Alive   Six Divisions Are Grinding Out Mileage, Take Heavy Toll From Fanatical Defenders

70,000 U.N. Forces Fight   Captured Red Officer Describes Annihilation Of Chinese Troops

a Divisions Drive Forward Against Reds   Resumption of Peace Talks Expected By UN

Six Divisions Drive Along. 50-Mi. Front   North Korea Army Practically Wiped Out, Captured Officer Says

UN-Forces— Take Seven_ Key Hills =   Smash Ahead 2 Miles on 22 Mi, Front in East Central Korea

'7 Strategic Korean Hills Are Captured   Main Allied Drive Is Along Flaming 22-Mile Section

Six Divisions Blast and Burn Into Red Lines   Fifty-Mile Front in Eastern Korea Is Aflame

Allies Capture Strategic Heights In New Offensive   Tank Led Push Routs Reds on Winter Line

Allied Troops Seize Vital : Korean Hills   Six Divisions Blast Way Forward Afong Blazing 50-Mile Front

Fifty-Mile Front  Flares Into Action   : oe tee ee ee eS ee ee ee   6 U.N. Divisions Gain 2 Miles— Surrendered N. Korean Officer Reports Army About Wiped Out

Flame-Throwers Burn Out Red Suicide Battalion   Communists Lose Half of Division On Heartbreak Ridae

Allies Seize / Strategic Heights   N. Korean Officer Admits His Army Nearly Destroyed

'70,000-UN Troops Blast and Burn Way ‘North Alona Flaming 5(-Mile Front      Capture INormerning  "Heartbreak Ridge"  By Jack James nIy ALLY BODANNTIARTERRS

Reds Driven Off 7 Heights.  On Korea Line   New Try Being Made ts Resume Parleys on Cease Fire

THE SJorrestal Ds pies   World Crisis of 1948 Catches Nation Short of Troops; Wedemeyer Critical of Marshall's Work in China

ON FINDINGS OF TB EXPERTS   Recommendations May Be Made Public Next Week

Advisory — Selection  Still Secret   Decision May Be Annonneed  Within Week

Hear Communists Relied on Aid of Government Men   More Testimony  is Heard By House And Senate Groups On Red Activities

Kffort Made To ‘Smoke Out Anti-Foreces  Budenz Testifies As to Article in

Budenz Links Currie, Head Of Red Party   Willoughby Gives More Testimony on Sorge’s Spy Ring

Budenz Tells Of Attacks On Anti-Reds  Soviet Spy Ring In Japan Cited

White House AidelInvolved By Testimony   Helped Reds in) 1942, Ex-Communist Tells Senators

Budenz Ties Former White House Aide to Article Aimed at Ousting State Department Men

Budenz Links White House Aide With Communist Article  Ouotes Browder Saying

TESTIMONY HITS ACHESON AIDS ‘Budenz Bares Reds’ Power inStateDept.

Red Probers Hear Ex-Daily Worker Editor   Budenz Testifies At The Senate’s  Commie Hearing

'FOREIGN POLICY Continued on Page Four   Senator Taft Talks In lowa Next Month

One of Most Ancient Holiday Customs  Bunnies and Eggs as Symbols of Easter Traced To Manv Countries

Marne Force Moved By Heliocopters   Entire Battalion Ferried Behind Red Lines

McCarthy Says Red Campaign Will Continue   Senator Defies Group Te Check His Drive On U.S. Communists

Benton Ready In McCarthy Case  McCarthy Defies ' Carb To Activities

Caudle Admits Florida Junkets Were ‘On Cuff’   More Revenue Men Face Dismissals, Bureau Intimates

190 MiGs, U.S. Jets  Tangle i in Three Duels s.. PEARPCE A Me-ARTHLIR

AMERICAN JETS BATTLE MIGS IN KOREAN SKIES   TANK DUELS FEATURE GROUND ACTION AS NEGOTIATORS HAGGLE

[American Jets Clash 3 Time: (With MiGs; Ground War Slow   Air Battles Mark First Anniversary Of Initial ‘Kill’

ENEMY PLANES LAUNCH FIERCE ATTACK ON U.N,   Allies Blast One: Rec Jet From Sky Or Anniversary O: First Jet Kill In Ko  rean War.

Peak Number Of Red Jets  Fieht Sabres  One MIG Downed And 2 Damaged

Red Jets Back Over Front And One Shot Down   Two Others Damaged; No American Losses Reported.

American Sabre Jets Clash Three Times With Large Number Of MIGs   _One MIG Shot Down, Two Damaged; No American Losses Are Reported

190 AED JETs IN GREATEST. ONE-DAY RAIL   Three Battles Flare in Sky on Anniversary of First Fight.

Air War Enters Its Second Year  135 MIGs Shot Down By First Anniversary

REDS HOLD ON GROUND  Sabre Jets In Record Clash With MIGs; No Allied Losses

One Enemy Jet Downed; Two Damaged   No American Losses Reported by Airmen; Anniversary Date  Of First Kill Noted

U.S., Red Jets Tangle In Air Duels   One MIG Downer In Three Big Air Battles

Sabre Jets, MIGs Clash Three Times  Red Ground Troops Punch At UN Line, Fail To Gain

Sabre Jets Down One Red Plane   Ground Action Moves In See-Saw Fashion On Korean Fronts

MIGS APPEAR IN RECORD NUMBERS   Sabres Outnumbered in Three Dogfights Today

Record Number Of MIG's Take To Air Today  ae ne Plan On wage sary OF First Jet a

JETS, 190 MIGS CLASH 3 TIMES   Foe Sends Record Numbe In Jet Kill Anniversary

New Jef Batfles Flare in Korea   Allies Halt Drive By Red Ground Troops

Water s Short At South Haven  City Supply Used Up in $2300.000 Fire

Hughes Gavels Lower House Into Recess   GOP Rebels And Dems Claim Votes To Suspend Law

Assembly Postpones Decision   Legislature Recesses for Week-End Blocking Plans for Quick Vote on Suspension of Law.

LEGISLATURE DELAYS ACTION ON WELFARE   Week-End Recess Called; Charge G.O.P. Move Kills Chance of Federal Aid.

Business Leads A Deuhle Life   Defense Industries  Are Booming, Those Dealing With Public Are Having Troubles

Chinese Prisoners Deny Thev Are Volunteers    Employment, Profits High; Layotts, Cutbacks Reappear  Business Leading Double Life At Mid-Year; “Boom’ In Face Of Shortages, Rising Costs

lo Oppose “Blank heck” Authority ‘o Send American lroops jo Europe

Taft Wants Full Report   » Would -Limit-Use---Of Troops In Europe

Let Eisenhower Report Before We Decide on Aid To Europe, Taft Demands

Aerial Support Denied Marines   Official Declares Request Out Of Line

Marine Air Support Request Rejected  Unit Asked Too Many Planes, Officer Says

Arrest Climaxes Five-Year Search   Suspect Wanted  in 23946 Slaying

Taf? Hits New Orleans On Tour Of South Candidate Endorses Civil .Riahts. Ducke Tidelande fecue

Truman Asks RFC Put Under Single Director   New Plan Would Abolish Current Five-Member Board

TRUMAN URGES RFC CHANGES   Asks Congress To Place Organization Under Administrator

Congress Gets Plan for Single Administrator  Proposal Seen As Capitulation

Senators Asked To Check Loan  Post-Dispatch Names Third in RFC Deal

SENATORS CHECK ON BOYLE STOR)   NEW NAME IS INTRODUCED ENTO ENQUIRY OF $565,000 RFC LOAN.

BANKRUPT KEEPS HIS FALSE TEETH   Referee Rejects Dentist’s Request That Dentures Be Seized and Sold at Auction.

Off fo Canada For Britishers   Elizabeth and Philip Win Washington, Start on Return Trip Today

Pres. Tells Royal Couple Their Visit Strengthens Prospects For Peace

Ellender to Ask Price Hike Probe  Seeks Stiff Penal¥y for Those Who Gouge

Middleman Cut Of Food Prices Probe Requester   ‘Price Gouging’ Study Asked in Inflation Fiaht

MacArthur Claims Authority To Order Army Across 38th Parallel   Says He Will Use Power Only If Need Becomes Evident   Attack Fails   Nicholaus Hammes Dies At Keota Farm Home

France Has Sinews-C ourage To Fight Any Aggression, © French President Declares -

New York City’s Price War Moves  Into Fifth Day   No End In Sight As Stores Continue To Cut Prices.

Bar gain Hunters Stampede     2 Pushed Through Window As Price War Cantinges

New York City Retail Price War Enters Fifth Day With No Prospects of Ending

Two Shoppers Burst Window In Wild Meiee   Customers Line Up at 6A.M. as War in 2nd Week

Bargain Hunters Stampede New York Store In Second Week Of Price War

Price War Still Rages   Legislature Launches . Probe as Bargainhunt ers Jam N. Y. Stores

Bargain Hunters Stampede Storesin  New York’s ‘War’   Two Shoppers Are Forced Through Windows by Pressing Throng in Bronx

New York Bargain Delirium Continues As Price War Shows No Signs of Ending

Korean War Censership Is Revised   Field Units to Have Full ‘Control, (Cave Mae Arthur

Recruiting Site. Only Pact Snac  Bracero Agreement Expected Speedily

Where fo Hire Braceros Is Question Left   More about bracero question on page 7-B.

Day of Prayer Set For 28th Division   Nov. 4th Proclaimed ‘Go to Church’ Sunday For Men of Penna. Unit

Red Cross Blood Banks Threatened   Strike Aimed At Processing Of Plasma

IBLOOD PLASMA PROCESSING PLANT- MAY BE CLOSED DOWN BY STRIKE OF UNION WORKERS

PS Approves Beef PriceHike   ‘Increase Will Total 1.5 to 2c At Retail

Reedsburg Runs Out of Vaccine; 5,000 Treated   Smallpex Inoculation Halted to Await Fresh Supply

China Reds Crush Guerrilla Activity   Peasant Unrest Seethes In Swatow Area, Reports  From Red China Say

Tommygun Rules Port Of Swatow   Dissidents Challenge Rec Masters All Over China

Chinese Flee Tommyqun Rule in Red Swafow, Peasant Unrest Seethes in South China

Red Terror Spreads As Revolt Grow:   Paper’s Report Tells Of Growing Purge In Swatow, Other Spots

THOUSANDS SLAIN IN SWATOW CLEANUP ET A LEANY!  Dissident Populace Challenging Red Rule in All Parts of Restless China

» Resistance to Communist Yoke Brings Jail, Death, Reprisals to Chinese

__-UNREST IN RED CHINA— Dissidents Challenge  Rule Of Communists

Dissidents Challenging Communists All Over China, Peiping Confesses.

ALLIED STAND TAKEN NORTH OF CAPITAL   Red-Held Sector Blanketed With Artillery Fire

Retail Price Freeze Thawed   Percentage System Replaces Old Order

SET DATE FOR TAX.  SALES OF REAL ESTATE   — To Be Sold B; tee = Awa Monday,   SOME. ARE IN BRISTO!

COURT AUTHORIZES SIX QELINGUENT TAX SALES   Hearing Set for Monday, Feb. 5 in Court Hcuse, Here   NOT PAID SINCE 1936

Adjournment 0f UN Group Asked  General Assembly May Hinder Truce

T-H Law May Be Invoked In Copper Strike Truman To: Take Actan- lt nienennecedit.Talke Eall -

‘Missouri House Passes Resolution to Raise Pay To Include Expenses

90 West Point Cadets Fired  For Cheating on Their Exams   . Academy Scandal May Wreck Powerful Army Football Team: Names To Be Withheld

90 Cadets At Point Dismissed   Army Says They Cheated . Qn Examination

Many Football Players Among Men Dismissed   Senator Byrd Calls West Point Scandal A “Terrible Thing’”—Action For Cheating On Exams May Wreck Grid Team

rowerlul Gridiron Team Probab 1 y  ’ Wrecked by Drastic Moves; Mass Dismissals Larg e s t Since 1802.

90 West Point Cadets, Including Grid Stars, Expelled for Cheating

) Cadets red At" est Point   ‘ot Improper issistance In Xaminations

Names Not Given, But Dismissals Probably Wreck Army’s Powerful Gridiron Team

ADETS FIRED M WEST POINT "XAM SCANDAL   ismissals for Cheating ‘ests Largest Since jemy Was Founded  in 1802.   ALL PLAYERS ING THOSE-OUSTED   Collins Said ta Have af Emphasis on Grid e for Breakdown in Honor System.

Army Ousts 90 Cadets  Fre rom Point   Cheating on Exams Prompts Actién; Grid Team Involved

Ousted Cadets Include Many On Grid Squad   Dismissals May Wreck Army's Football Team

AGADENY’S HONOR SYSTEM BREACHED PEN PHI] ING SAYS   Mass Dismissals Largest Since Academy was Founded in 1802   GRID STARS INVOLVED   Men Who Took Tests Passed Questions Gn to Others, Official Says

Truman Dismisses . Charges Of Waste As ‘Pack Of Lies’   Chief Executive Says Most Of Money Going Te Security—Opposition Charges Truman Policy Leadina Te Ruin

Big Spending For Security, HST Asserts  Calls Charges of Waste   Calls Charges of Waste Extravagance “Pack of Lies’’.

Truman Denies All Charges of  Extravagance Bulk of Spending  Is on Program For Security

Truman Hits  Crities of  Fiscal Policy President Denounces  As ‘Pack of Lies’ Chargers af Wacin

Truman. Says U.S. Spending For Security  _ President Sees  Waste Charges A. Deck nfl tne

Truman Hits Charges Of Waste .   Speech Draws Quick Attacks  From Senators

—Federal Spending—  Waste ls  Denied By Truman   Wherry And Taft Are Quick To Answer His ‘Pack Of Lies’ Claim

Truman Denies Extravagance In Spending   Security Program Responsible; Says Surplus Exists

Truman Attacks Spending Critics   ‘Butterfly Statistics’ Hit In Reply To Charges

Truman Denies Charges Government Is Extravagant   Declares in Speech Dedicating Building He Is Proud of Way Financial Affairs Are Handled—Language Reminiscent of That He Uscs in Campaigning—Senators Wherry and  ‘Taft Quickly Reply to His Statement.

Critics Lambast Budget Figures Used by Truman   Senators Challenge President’s Defense Of Spending Policies

Gromyko Carries Defeat   Russian Diplomat Also Transports Ammunition for New Drive by Propagandists

Soviet Delegate Has Ammunition fo Scuttle Treaty   But. U.S. Scores Clean Sweep as 48 Nations Sign Peace Document

Stunning Diplomatic © Setback for. Moscow    New Wreckirig Campaign Agains! Japanese Peace Pact Likely.

Treaty Heralds New Propaganda Battle in Asia  Russians Expected To Wage Campaign To Undermine Pact

New Soviet Propaganda Attack Seen   Russians Head For Home After Diplomatic Jolt

Massive Verbal  Barrage Against. Ratification Seen   Reds Smarting After Worst Diplomatic Defeat Since War

PACT VICTORY MAY BACKFIRE   Jap Treaty Hands Russia Ammunition For Asia, Far East

Expect Russians To Start Drive Against Treaty  Worst Defeat for Red Diplomacy Since the War

RUSSIAN DEFEAT AT PEACE MEET MAY CAUSE ROW   Gromyko Leaves Conference With Am. munition For New Wrecking Cam. paign Against Jap Treaty. ;

GromvkoHas W orst Loss Over Treat v   Wrecking Drive Seen on Japanese Pact By Reds in Asia

Ammunition for Fropaganda Attack  Russians May Continue to Fight Japanese Treaty

Gromyko Fails To Alter Jap Peace Treaty   New Propaganda Blast Foreseen Aaqainst U. S.

New Assault:   Predict Reds Will Launch New Drive To Wreck Japanese Peace Treaty 

W recking o Cam paig on Planned Russia Suffered Its Worst Postwar Diplomatic Loss at Japanese Conlerence

Gromyko Defeat Big Blow For Reds  a i ee   Russian Seen Starting Campaign To Wreck J apanese Treaty

Gromyko, Defeated, Goes Home  Russian Diplomat Plots New Drive Against Jap Treat:

Jap Peace Is Blow To Reds   U.S. Diplomats Predict Russia Will Do Utmost To Undermine Pact

Gromyko Given Bad Diplomatic Defeat on Pact  Called Worct on   Called Worst on Record Since War

Campaign To Scuttle Jap Treaty Fails   Russian Delegate Suffers Worst Diplomatic Defeat

Gromyko Heads Home; Russian Drive Against Japanese Pact Expected

Signers Of Japanese Peace Treaty Predict Russia Will Do Its Utmost To Undermine Popular Support For Pact—Gromyko Leaves San Francisco With Soviet’s Worst Postwar Diplomatic Defeat On His Record— 48 Nations Sion

Andrei Gromyko Beaten Diplomatically, Departs With Propaganda Supply

Russia Receives Worst PasiWar Zipicmatic Defeat   48 Countries Sign Jap Peace Treaty In San Fracisco

Soviet Expected lo Try Wrecking  Japanese Treaty  Red Defeat Worst In Postwar Tussle For Asia Control

Badly Deteated Russ Goes Home  Carries Ammunition For New Wrecking  asta see ad

RUSSIA WARNS OF NEW WAR IN ORIENT   Gromyko Is Handed Worst Diplomatic Defeat   Pleased With. Conference: U. S. And Japanese Sign Defense Pact

Russians Leave For Home Affer Treaty Defeat  U.S. Diplomats Predic! Propaganda Attack On New Treaty

Gromyko Going Home With Worst Diplomatic Defeat ‘In ‘History of Communist Russia

Russian Attack On Jap Treaty Expected Soon   Intrique in China And Propaganda Barrage Foreseen

Russians Leave For Home After Diplomatic Loss  Expect Soviet Propaganda Campaign Against Treaty

JAPANESE PACT IS DEFEAT FOR RED DIPLOMACY   Gromyko Going Home; Ex pected: to Try to Wreck Treaty.

Gromyko Going Home With Russia's Worst Postwar Diplomatic Defeat   - Soviet Attempt To Undermine Support For Treaty In Asia And Far East Seen

Jap Treaty Faces Red Propaganda  Russia Expected To Try To Undermine

Russians Leave For Home After Worst Licking  American Diplomats Deadict LISCR Will   American Diplomats Predict USSR Will Do Its Utmost To

Gromyko Goes Home, Beaten— Expect Russia to Start Huge Propaganda Attack

Gromyko Carrying Defeat To Russia   Soviet: Expected To Undermine Pact Support

New Japanese Treaty-Wrecking Campaign Fredictea Soviets Leave for Home After Worst Diplomatic Shellackinc

Propaganda Drive By Reds Said Probable   Push For Separate Settlement May Be Soviet Plan

Reds Expected To Launch Massive Propaganda Drive   Gromyko’s Diplomatic Defeat Over Treaty To Prompt Attack.

Soviet Drive Against Jap  Treaty Seen   Gromyko To Take Defeat, Ammunition Home To Kremlin

Gromyko Is GoingHome After Deteat   Red Diplomat Seeks New Ammunition To Offset Conference Setbacks

Gromyko Heads Home fo Stir Up War on Jap Pact   Soviets Suffer Worst Postwar Diplomatic Defeat at Conference

Rodenbure Youth Apparently Stain by Youne Bullies   Crete, Ill, Authorities Admit No Clues to the Guilty Ones

Seemingly Motive less Kidnapping and Slaying Baffling Police; Case of Little Bobby Franks Is Recalled.

Police Probing Slaying of Boy   Seek to Learn If Bay, 14, Was a Victim Of A ‘Thrill? Killing —

Five Employes Quit Under Fire At Dayton Base   Accused Of Irregularities in Purchasing Branch

Air Force Aides Quit Under Fire  Accusations Made, investiaation Due

Employes Quit Air Force Jobs   Air Fotee Bey «Suffering Seandal ,

ACCUSE GROUF OF ACCEPTING GRATUITIES   All Civilian Workers At Air Materiel Command  IRREGULARITIES   Investigated By Federa' Agents: Withhold Names Of Those Involved

Accuse Five Of ‘Irregular’ Air Contracts   Civilian Employes Quit, Facts Given To Federal Court

Accepted Fees Kor Contracts, General Says   Purchasing Deals Involve Millions: Names Kept Secret

Shady Deals Probe Forces 5 from Jobs   Air Force Reports Resignations Enllaw ‘Irregular’ Purchases

—NEW SCANDAL—  Under Fire  In Cheek At Wright Field  Held Posts In   Purchasing Branch

Quick Return Of Allied Prisoners Doubted; Situation Different Than After Surrender

Youth Hikes 15 Miles On Broken Leg  ‘Hast Tiiviiis Weske ye i a ok Aid

China Silent On 8 Demands After ‘Alert   Peiping Radio Signs Off Without Red Reply TO Be wwe

Franco Charges Ministers With Strengthening Relations With West  BASIC AGREEMENT

Caudillo Acts for Closer Tie With the Wes!   Nine Monarchist Ministers Appointed to New Government

Franco Names Nev Government for Spain Today   Truman Says U. S. Views Changed for Military Reasons

Franco Moving fo Sel up Monarchy   Appoints New Ministers To Put King on Throne:  Tighten Relations wit): .* 7 oe

To Restore Monarchy In Spain —   ‘Franco Announces New Government :Pledged to Tighten - Record With Wecet

Franco Moving fo Sef up Monarchy   Appoints New Ministers To Put King on Throne, Tighten Relations wit! Wet

ACTION IN SPAIN   General Franco Moves tc Tighten Relations With  the West

NATION LINING UP WITH WEST   Seeks Closer Relations With United States

Franco Moves. To Improve U. §. Relations   HST Says American Policies Changed To Meet Military Need: In Western Europe

RESTORATION OF MONARCHY BEHIND MOVE   ALSO INTENDED TO TIGHTEN RELATIONS WITH DEMOCRACIES

Newsmen Tiff With Truman OverRemarks   President Claims Newspapers Ignored Quotes About Troop:

President Charges Failure of Press   Claims Newspapers Muffed Statement On Troops to Furone

President Complains AboutPress   Declares His Statement ‘About Troops Was Not Used; Reporters Contradict   Correspondents Assert  Truman’s Remarks Ran in Full

President Says He's Not Quoted   Contends Papers Did Not Print His Words

Truman Scolds Newsmen for Poor Reporting  mom: 48. wee. 6...   President Claims He Was Misquoted On Troops Policy

Truman Scolds Press Writers   Remarks on Consulting With Congress Not Printed, Charge

New A-Bomb Test Set For Tomorrow  Scientists Rest After Repairing Mechanism

ee eee  Bad Switch Delays : Testing Of A-Bomb  Push-Button Warfare?

MONDAY DEADLINE   Push-Button Warfare? . .. Faulty Electrical System Sets Back Newest Atom Tests   MUST REST

Atomic Test Is Set for Sunday   Faulty Electrical Circuit Halts Blast Planned for Friday

Button Fails To Work In First Test Of Lons-Heralded Atomic Warfare

NO BOOM WHEN THEY PUSHED THE A-BOMB BUTTON   Men Exhausted by All-Day Search to Find’ the : Trouble.

Pushbutton Failure Slows Up Tests -OfLatest Atomic Weapons In Nevada

Nuclear Mass Explosion Plans Are Delayed By Faulty Circuit; Blast May Startle Quiet Sunday

Guided Missiles Ready for Actior   Jet-Powered Pilotless Craft Placed In Operation by Air Force

New Weapon for Attacks on Field Forces   Special Squadron Being Organized at Cocoa, Florida

Stalin Wishes Kim Success  Red Leader Thanks Soviets for War Aid

Bums Lead Giants  2 to 0 Into Sixth  Brooklyn's Robinson Lines Homer With Mate Aboard  in First AT THE POLO GROUNDS  Loss by New York Would Tie Playoffs and Force a Third Game

Ridgway A Tough Soldier   MacAriaur Becpeener Does Commandin Front Line Posi in Turned Korea War Tid

Air, Artillery Barrages Wipe Out Red Base   Allied Drive Gains; South Korea Virtually Free of Enemy   Ridgway Hard-Bitten, Front Line General; Tactics Pay Off

Ridgway: the General With The Grenade   Colorful Paratrooper, MacArthur Successor, Has the Frontline Bug

Gen.Ridgway Inspir es “Men   Colorful Chief Whipped Army Into Winning Team in Korea

New United Nations Commander In Korea Is Lean, Hard-Bitten Soldier

Ridgway Wears Live Grenade As His Trademark  Of UN Forces Nat Rear-Echelon General

MaeArthur’s Successor  Able Leader   Lean, Hard-Bitten Ridgeway Displays Ability in Korea

Ridgway Proved Ability in Korea  Colorful General Quiet, Courteous

Ridgway Built Winning Team   Live Grenade Taped To Shoulder Now His ‘Trademark’

Congress Cheers Auriol’s Appeal To Avert ‘Ruin of a Civilization’

Freneh Chief Addresses  Congress   Western Europe  Must. Be Shielded  Auriol Declares

Wlealges Fighting France      Auriol Says Western Europe Must be Helped Against Attach

Congress Hears French President   ‘Civilization? in Danger Lawmakers Advised.

Men Classified 1-A May Still Enlist ‘In The National Guard Flaherty Says

March Draft Call Will Take 16 Men  For = _Induction   Men Classified 1-A May Still Enlist In The National Guard Flaherty Says

Millage Not Changed, To Again Be 27   Budget Amounts To $581,353 As Adopted; Several Contracts Awarded By School Board In Rernvlar Mesctine   AUTHORIZE BAND TO PLAY AT KENNY WOOD

Report On PTA Movement In Charleroi Was Heard. Police Protection Against School Hazards Diseussed   MANY IMPORTANT ITEMS CONSIDERED

‘Never Saw, Felt Anything Like It' Eleven GI's Aver  In First Atomic Maneuver

GI’s Under Atom Test Still Shaky   “I Was Scared Right Down to My Toes”, Says One Soldier.

r Convicts Say Camp In Yancey Cruel, Inhumane   Third Shot While Attempting Escape

Switchmen Returning  To Posts   Estimate 10 Davs Needed To Restore Normal Service

Railroad Strike Virtually Ends; Strikers Return  Job Of Moving Tied-Up Freight In Chicago Area Begun

Rhee Wants No DWided Peace   Korea Should Be United To Yala River

‘The Lord is With Thee, Blessed Art Thou . Christmas Spirit Real Where Savior Resided

Solemnity Shrouds The Tiny Town of Nazareth of Galilee Where Christ Was Reared As Christmastide Nears

Where Jesus Was Reared ~ Real Christmas Spirit In Tiny Nazareth Town

Decorations Are Put Up  In Nazareth   Christmas Spirit Prevails As City Plans Observance

Nazareth Shows Christmas Spirit As Holiday Comes   Churches In Jesus’ Home Town Are Busy  All Hours Of Day

Egypt Troops Fail to Stop British Army   Ordered to Use ‘Force, They Turn Back in Face of Guns

Egyptian Forces Are Halted by British Artillery   British Seize Village and Work to Build “Safe” Military Road

Ring of Big Guns Halts Police Group   R.A.F. Jets Roar Over Village to Protect Workers

WILSON GIVES CRITICS REPLY ON DEFENSE   . Mobilization Boss Defends ‘Strong In 1953’ Statements

Defense Mobilizer Wilson Finally Changes From ‘Fear Talk’ To Stern Warning That America Is Strong

Enemy Knows U.5. Strength, Fast Growth   Defense Director Wilson Says He Reclixes We've Power for Terrible Blows

Gromyko Opens lirade Against American Policy  Initial Meetings Of Big Four Deputies Make Little Progress

Flaming Bomber Brings Death To More Than. 10; Exact Toll Yet Unknown   Huge B-50 Crashes Shortly After ~ Takeoff From Boeing Field; Rescue Operations. Hampered. By hxioniows

Boeing Field Plane Burns After Crash   67 Tenants of Struck Building Driven Out by Intense Fire; Explosions Twice Drive Away Rescue Workers.

F laming Fuel Sprays Building And Fire Lavelle Part of Structure

Features for Everybody dn the Telegram Today   10 Killed:‘as Bomber Hits, Sets Fire to Apartment House

11 Meet Flaming Death As Bomber Crashes  B-50 Smashes Into 3-Story Seattle Housing Building: Goec Out af Control on Takeoff

Giant Plane Catches Fire After Crash   Bodies Recovered From Twisted Steel Of Seattle Apartment House—Explosiona Drive Rescue Warkerc Away Fram Seana

11 Meet Flaming Death As Bomber Crashes  B-50 Smashes Into 3-Story Seattle Housing  m..cbie. Pena Presd aft , oe ee =” 7 vT.Lpanatl

Ten Perish Amid Flames As Plane Crashes Thru 3-Story Apartment House   47 Tanantse

More Than Ter  Die as Bomber Strikes House   Explodes Like Bomb After Crashing Into Seattle Dwelling Unit

Occupants Of Plane And Residents In Building — Die In Seattle Accident

Burning Gas, Blast Hamper Rescue Work   B-50 om Routine Check Flight When It Falters, Crashes

Allies Continue To Hold Ridges Despite Attacks   ULN. Yield Some Ground on West And Central Fronts

Court Refuses to Dismiss 4 of 6 Armer Indictments   200 Ponel Drawn

Name Fight on Chicago Downs Salary List  Also Offered Stock In Association; Dividends Are Hich

Cicero Police Also Listed On Payroll,  Senators Find   Wife of Former Speaker At Springfield Was Sold Stock

LEGISLATORS IN PAY OF RACE TRACK   Report Eight [Illinois Law _ makers Names Found on Cicero Payrolls by Senate Committee.    POWELL’S WIFE A TRACK STOCKHOLDER   Bought Stock After Former Illinois Speaker Helped Pass Racing Law, Newspaper Says.

LEGISLATORS   Report Eight Illinois Lawmakers Names Found on Cicero Payrolls by Senate Committee.   POWELL’S WIFE A TRACK STOCKHOLDER   Bought Stock After Former \linois Speaker Helped Pass Racing Law, Newspaper Says.

CHILD SCALDED IN GREASE YAT   Melvin Kelly Fatally Burned After Pulling Boiler From -Stove In Kings Mountain Home.

A. Hiss Appeal   Rejected   * Court Orders Him Jailed For 5 Years

DEMOCRATS BLAST PSEA LEADERSHIP   “Despicable” P. Pressure Campaign Is Charged

Teachers Blamed For Pressing Tax   Top Democrat Charges Educators Conducting Income Levy Campaign

newsman Tells Of Red Block Ai Kaesong   Reporter Describes Action Taken by Red “Junior Officer” on Mission to Peace Talks

Life Under The Chinese—  Pistol Packing Reds Hold Press At Little Mud Hut

Armed Guards Halt Newsmen Nine Miles From Kaesong,: Refuse Passage

DR. R. B. JACK, A PHYSICIAN FOR 50 YEARS, DIES   Rites Friday for Opdyke, Ill Doctor. Was Veteran of War 1.

DR. R. B. JACK, A PHYSICIAN FOR 50 YEARS, DIES   Rites Friday for Opdyke, Ill Doctor. Was Veteran

Byrd rd Blasts Traman ‘Political’ Act Saget ae ca 4g Tite: Talk At AeA Mecting Tonisht

Contract Order.   Accuses President Of. Playing Politics For Next Election

BYRD ATTACKS FEPC ORDER AS POLITICAL MOVE   Virginia Senator Says’ Truman Is Making  - Plans For Election With Order Aimed: At Dixie.

Byrd Offers Fight Over HST Policy   Senator Charges Politics Motivate Order About Discrimination in U.S. Plants   Organization Seen

ils Remain Where Fields  Poisoned   Few Fleahoppers Are Found in Fntire Area

Will Not Close VA Office Here  Not Included In New Federal Order

Formal Opening. Planned by Bank   Franklin Branch Office Of Meadville Institutior Will Open on Thursday

House Panel Move To Junk Aid Bill  Defense Funds Eyed By Representatives

Legislators Of Tennessee To Defy Federal Statute Against Publicizing Names Of Persons On Relief Rolls

Pearson Says Army Files Lost  Columnist Testifie That Secret Paper:  ry Te. 1... Bnet lew

Columnist Charges Secret Files Gone Army Quickly Denies The  Statement Of MerryGo-Round Author

Columnist Claims Army Radar Files Have Disappeared   Army Spokesman Denies Secret Files Are Now Missing

Drew Pearson Charges Laxity In Safeguards  Columnist Cites Loss Of Files On  Radar Davelanman

Fulbright In Plea For U. S. Aluminum   Senator Demands Deal With Home Industry First

DRAFT SERVICE OF 27 MONTHS WILL BE ASKED   - Vinson Sees Change in Age Range; Noa Vaterans Dratt

Sellers To Get Freeze Relief  Way Opened By OPS To Adjust ‘Prices

Adjustments In Ceiling Prices  To Be “Allowed  ty Tec* 6A   OPS Approves Levels Equal With State Fair Trade Laws

Prepare for Ceiling Price Adjustments   Control Officials Clear Way For Applications Under Fair Trade Laws

British ‘Centurion’ Pretty Hard to Beat Right Now—  Ft. Knox Trying to Make American Tanks Best

Russia Repor ted World Tank Leader  * * * * xk 6k * k *   U.S. Experts Speed Up To. Overcome Head Start By Soviet

American Experts Working, Howe ver oe  Best Tanks In World Still Matter For Debate

What Country Has the best lank? British and Russians Have  Toushies:; U. 8. Not Pleased

 Strive to Put U. S. Armor Ahead  ‘Who Has World's Best Tank? ‘Experts Won't Hazard Guess

American Experts Working, Howe ver eee eperts Working, Mowe ver  Best- Tanks In World Still Matter For Debat

‘Average State Employee Earns $190 Per Month, ‘State Comptroller Says

CROWD ANNOYS RED DELEGATES   Russians Protest ‘Hooliganism’ Outside N. Y. Headquarters

lranian Premier Says Present Oil Customers Will Be Given Priority

Premier Says Brifish Help Will Be Used   Claims Move Necessary for Economic Reasor

ADVANGE UP 10 8 MILES  Entrenched Chinese   Entrenched Chinese Reds Put Up Stiffest Resistance In More Than Week.

ALLIES ABANDON STRATEGIC PEAK IN WEST KOREA   Withdrawal Forced by Heavy  Red Attack—Barrage Laid Down on Communists as They Reach “Summit.   WEATHER AT FRONT CLEARS AFTER RAINS   Planes Tangle in Tnree Dog fights in Skies, but No Damage Is Inflicted by Either Side.

Allies Fall Back In Battle for Strategic Hill   ‘Raiders Near las ul

ALLIED UNITS DRIVEN FROM HILL BY RED!      Infantry Withdraws In Face Of Fierce Enemy Attack

Allied Troops Dig In After Enemy Attack   Strategic Hill Changes Hands Seventh Time In Two Weeks

MARITIME STRIKE STILL DEADLOCKED   Unionist Says 40-Hour- Week Demand Is Chief » Snag

Shippers Shun 40-Hour Week   Operators Offer Seamer  Pay Hikes. Vacations

Atlantic, Gulf And West Coast Shipping Is Tied In Knots By Seamen And Companies

lowa’s Summer of 1950 Is “Coolest on Record”   Whole Year is Below Normal In Temperature

McCarthy Delivers  Challenge to Truman ' Answers Blast by Urging Politica  SChawdown on Communist lssue.

President's Criticism  OF ‘Hate~Mongers’ Get Reply From McCarthy  

McCarthy Answers Truman's Blast At ‘Hate Mongers   Asks 1952 Political Showdown on Charges Of Reds-in-Government

MCCARTHY REPLIES TO TRUMAN BLAST   Asks For 1952 Showdowz On Reds In Government

Truman Rips Into Smear  Type Attack   Sen. McCarthy Issues Challenge for 1952  Poll Showdown

Truman Blasts ‘Hate-Mongers’ In Legion Talk  Senator McCarthy 0 Wisconsin Answers President At Once

Truman's Speech  Stirs 1952 Fight   McCarthy Accepts Challenge To Make Charges Vote Issue

Truman Blasts: ‘Hate-Mongers’ In Legion Speech: Solon Welcomes Fight On Issue Of Communism

McCarthy Replies To Truman Blast At ‘Hate-Mongers   Flings Challenge Back at President After Fiery. Talk

Truman's Speech Brings Challenge From McCarthy   Senator Says He’s. Willing Communism Should Be Issue  In Next Carsngian

Truman's Blast Against ‘Hate-Mongers’ Brings Challenge From Sen. McCarthy

M’‘Carthy Nominated  As Subject   Senator Challenges President to Make Issue of Charges

QUICK TO REPLY   Senator McCarthy Answers  “Hate Monger” Charge by Truman

QUILA 10 REPLI  Senator McCarthy Answer: “Hate Monger” Charge by Truman

Truman’s Blast Brings Challenge   Sen. McCarthy Requests Political Showdown On  Charges of Communists

Truman Blasts ‘Irresponsible Hafemongers’   President's Scathing Attack Obviously Aimed at McCarthy

TRUMAN'S BLAST BRINGS RETORT TROM MOCARTHY   President's Attack At “Hate - Mongers" Followed by Challenge From G, OQ. P. Senator.

Truman Blast At ‘Hate-Mongers’ Brings Challenge For 1952 Political Showdown

For ‘52 Political Showdown—  Truman ‘Hate-Monger’ Blast Brings McCarthy Challenge

McCarthy Asks For Showdowr With Truman Over Charges   ' Senator Replies To Presidential *‘Hate-Monger’ Talk

Gus Hall Given New Sentence  Gets Three Years In Prison For Flight

‘Governor Calls Meeting Of! Safety Council To Reduce Highway Fatality Toll

Air Battles Renewed In  Severe Cold  Infantrymen In Knee-Deep Snow

3 MIGs Shot Down, Another Hit by U.S. Jets   Ground Action Slow But Air War Hot; Bombers Rip Targets

SABRE JETS BAG - 3 ENEMY PLANES   Ground War Has Quieted Down Considerably

Sabre Jets Shoot Dowr 3 MIG-15‘s   Dramatic Dogfights Feature of Day in Waning Korean Wai

American Jets Shoot Down 2 Of Mig Flight   Infantry Fights In Deep Snows To Retake Post

Three Enemy Jets Downed In Air Fight   Planes Tangle in 20-Minute Battle over Northwestern Korea; Mostly Patrol Ac tion on Ground.

Air Warfare In Korea Resumes, Reds Downed   On Ground, Enemy Cuts Off Advance Position Of Allies

Air Fights On: Ground Quiet   20 Allied Newsmen Will Go To Kaesong

U. S. Planes Shoot Down 3 Communist Jets: War on Ground Has Quieted Considerably

Sabres Down Two Red Jets In Air Battle   sine Nand Siri Hetil i iN avrecttiis NM  20 Fight-Minded MiGs Stay Behind To Fight 32 UNs

Air Battle. Rages Over North Korea   Cround Activity Quiet; Navy Hits Supply Centers

Sunny Skies in Korea Mark Jet Battles   Two MiGs Shot Down and Third Damaged in 82-Plane Doafiaht

U.S. JETS DOWN THREE RED MIGS   Peace Talks Stall Korean Ground War

Three MiG-15 Jets of Reds   U. S. Sabre Jets In Air Battle Near Sinuiju

Airwar Flares Anew As Foot Soldiers Fight In Deep Snow   Chilled Infantry Do Little Fighting As Truce Ends

Sabre Jets Shoot Down 2 Red MiGs   Air Battles Renewed Over N. W. Korea By Fifth Air Force; Temperatures Fall

US. Tryi, Where, t Will Turi   Sabre Jets Shoot Down Two Planes   Attack By Reds Cuts Off Hill

Sabre Jets Shoot Down 3 Red ‘Migs’   34 Allied Planes Tangle in Dramatic Dogfights With 30 Russian Jet Ships

ra A rm. ; ae . Three Red Mis  iw thw & if Shot Down by : 4 American Jets

Pourth Mig Damaged When Reds Engage UN Sabres in Spectacular Seran in North Wace

Jets Down 2 Mies Today   Another Damaged as Air War Renewed; 32 U.S. vs. 50 Red Craft

U.S. Planes Shoot Down Three MIG’s   34 Allied Craft Battle 30 Of Enemy For 20 Minutes Over North Korea

Sabre Jets Down Three Swift MIGs   Aerial Battle Ranges From 3,000 Up to 30,000 Feet

REDS LOSE 2 IN AIR FIGHTS   Battles In Skies Renewed; U.S. Sabres Win ‘Clashes With MIGc.

Three Red Jets Sent Crashing   Fourth Damaged In Spectacular 20-Minute Air Rattle.

YANKS DOWN THREE MIGS IN AIR BATTLE   Dramatic Dogfights Over North Korea; Patrol Activity on Ground.

Americans Down Two  Red Jets   Another Red Plane Is Damaged; No USS. Craft Hurt As New Battles Flare

Sabres Bag Two. MIGs in Battle  Air War Flares as Skies Clear; Light Frontline Action

YANK PLANES SHOOT DOWN 2 MIG FIGHTERS   Thirty-Two Sabres Take on 50 Reds; 100 Migs Run Away. .

30-Day Korean Cease-Fire Line Agreement Ends Today: Down Red Jets In Air War

Heavy Combat Is Expected To Spread In Koreg   ” Provisional Truce Line Expiration ssh Speed Aciion

American Fliers Shoot Down Two Enemy Jets In Renewal of Air Battles Over Korea Today

PATROLS FIND ENEMY FORCE NEAR MUNSAN   Air Fighter Gets His Fourth MIG in 20-Minute Tangle

US Sabre Jets Shoot Down 3 MIG's In Dramatic Dog Fights In Korea

AMERICAN JETS BLAST REDS AS AIR WAR RAGES   Two Planes Shot Down, One Damaged As Clearing Skies Renew Fight In Air Over Korea.

U.S. Airmen Blast Down  Two M1 Gs   Infantry Battles In Snow To Regain Position

Americans Down Two Enemy Jets In New Air Fight   Allied Infantrymen Battle in Knee-Deep Snow Near’ Heartbreak’

Air War in New Flare-Up Over Korea   Two MIGs Downed; Reds Take Advanced Outpost, : Allies Counter-Attack

COMMUNISTS WORSTED IN AIR BATTLE   On Ground Allied Infantrymen Fight In Knee-Deep Snow on Eastern Front.

US Jets Down 3 Red Planes Over Sinuiju   34 Allied Craft Sta  WMATiesnie Rattle   34 Allied Craft Stage 20-Miriute Battle With 30 MIGs.

Wedemeyer Hits Back At Acheson In Senate Hearing   Favors Bombing Manchurian Bases

He Also Favors U. S. Bombing of Manchuria   And Blockade ‘Alone’ If Necessary; Hits Acheson Testimony

Gen. Wedemeyer Takes Issue With Acheson's Statements   Former Deputy Chief of Staff Supports Qdoc Arthur's View on Bombing of China

SAYS ACHESON GARBLED PAAT -OFTESTIMON}   WFavored Bombing -Red China Bases Even If It. - Meant War: :

Wedemeyer Backs MacArthur At Senate Hearing, Favors Bombing Red Bases in Manchuria  Witness Denies 1945 Report Favored Coalition Government for China

REDS LOST 188,237   Gen. Van Fleet Reveals His Three Main Objectives  -m.. Ciae A. Wishes eco wo Oe oe

Rightists Win Greek Election   Anti-Russian Group Takes Decisive Lead

Captives Face Lengthy Delay   Several Steps Necessary To Reach Agreement

Raps Neglect Of Duty © { e ‘ Hackett Says Higher Court  Juries Include Lawbreakers

RapsNeglectOfDuty ==  Hackett Says Higher Court  Juries Include Lawbreakers

U.S. Taking Gve British Air Base  3,000 Yanks May Go To Sealand Airfield

Spellman Opens Catholic Schools To Fired Cadets   Some of ‘Involved Students to: Leave For Home Today

Spellman Offers W est Point Cadets Haven In Any Of Three Catholic Men’s Colleges

“Fo er Is Hamau’ i sae  Spellman Opens Catholic Colleges to West Pointers

Proposes 2-Point Program That Would End School Squabble   Stubbs Would Put School in Columbia,  Send Graduate Students to Hospitals

Suggests Two Places For Medies School   Dr. Stubbs Makes It For Ending Of Squabble

Twelve Thousand Workers Idle In Four Montana Cities ‘As Nation-wide Walkout Begins

Allies Turn % Down Chinese Proposition   Buffer Zone Proposal Of Reds Rejected By U. N. Delegates In Prompt Style

Allies Reject Communist Proposal for Buffer Zone U.N. Won’t Give Up Such Bitterly Won   U.N. Won't Give Up Such Bitterly Won Areas as Heartbreak Ridge and Punchbowl

KEEP HEARTBREAK RIDGE _ Allies Reject Communist - Proposal for Buffer Zone

ENEMY WANTS BITTERLY-WON KOREAN AREAS   UN Spokesman . Says No Large-Scale Bargaining Due

Allies Soon Reject Reds’ Proposal   Communists Wanted Them To Give Up Bitterly-Won Areas Like Hearthreak Rideoe

Allies Reject Red Buffer Zone South of Front  U. N. Won't Give Up Heartbreak, Other Arenc Wan at Coct

Won’t Quit Hard-Won Ground  Allies Say ‘No’ To Red Proposal For Buffer Zone

Communists Would Take Large Area   Talks' Head Into ‘Trading Session;  U. N. To Be Firm

U. N. Rejects Red Proposal to Give Ur Hard-Won Ground   Enemy Proposed U. N. Withdrawals Up to 15 Miles

—TRUCE LINE Reds Drop Parallel 38 Demands   ALLIES REJECT COUNTER OFFER

United Nations Made It Clear They Will Keep Hard-Won Areas In Rejecting New Red Proposals

Allies Reject Red Plan For  Buffer Zone  Would Force U. N. To Give Up Severa Hard Winn Paintc

Allies Quickly Reject A Red Counter Offer   Would Call For U.N. To Give Up Hard-Won Ground

UN Rejects Buffer Zone Plan of Reds  Propose Allies Give Up Bitterly Won Battle Areas

Allies Reject Withdrawal in Buffer Zone   Communists Ask They Yield Areas  Dearly Seized

ALLIES QUICKLY REJECT RED PROPOSAL THAT U. N. GIVE UP BITTERLY WON KOREAN AREA

U.N. Rejects Buffer Zone Plan Of Reds   Communists Ask  For Vital Areas

The Weather   Allies Reject Red Proposal On Buffer Zone  U.N. Refuses to Give Up ‘Heartbreak Ridge,’ Punchbowl, Iron Triangle

Allies Reject Reds’ Proposal For Buffer Lone  Ack TIN, tn Withdee

Allies Reject Red Proposal Of Buffer Zone   Communists Suggest U. N. Give Up Bitterly Won Areas Of Heartbreak Ridge, Punchbowl and Iron Triangle; Enemy’s Plan Counters Suggestion Made by Allies

ALLIES REJECT REDS’ BUFFER ZONE PROPOSAL   Heartbreak Ridge, Iran Triangle Among Areas U.N. Asked To Give Up

Allies Reject Reds Proposa On Butter Lone   ‘Horsetrading’ Seen As Cease-Fire Talks Continue in Korea

Alles Reject Buffer Proposal For Withdrawal   Reds Want UN Forces To Give Up Bitterly  Won Korean Sectors

Allies Reject Counter Offer Of Buffer Zone   Reds Propose U.N. Give Up Hard Won Areas

eds’ Proposal ‘On Buffer Zone Rejected By UN   Allies Declare Plan Offers No Truce Protections; Two Migs Shot Down

UN Rejects Communist Proposal To Yield Bitterly Won Korean Areas For Buffer Zone; Red Jets Bagged

Communists Suggest U.N. Give Up Bitterly Won Areas OF Heartbreak Ridge, Punchbowl and Iron Triangle; Enemy’s Plan Counters Suggestion Made by Allies

Allies Reject Reds’ Buffer Zone Bid   Want U.N. Forces To Withdraw As Much as 15 Miles

RED BUFFEK ZONE PLAN   Enemy Suggests U. N. Abandon Hard - Won Heartbreak Ridge, Iron Triangle and Punchbowl Areas.   WANT ALLIES TO BACK UP 15 MILES   Reds Give Up Holding 38th Parallel; Told New Plan Doesn't Follow Battle Line.

Allies Reject Red Pronosal   Communists Wont Buffer Zone Release Of Heartbreak Ridge

UN Rejects Red Buffer Zone Offer   Allies Would Lose Heartbreak Ridge, Iron Triangle

Allies Reject Red Plan for Buffer Zone   Chinese Demand Evacuation of Heartbreak Ridge

Allies Refuse New Red Offer  On Truce Line   Communist Proposal Calls For UN Ta Give Up Hard Won Areas

Allies Quickly Turn Down Red Armistice Line  Communists Would ~ Have U.N. Give Up Heartbreak Ridge

UN REJECTS COMMIES' BUFFER ZONE PROPOSAL   Reds Wanted Allies to Give Up bitterly Won Heartbreak Ridae ard Iron Triangle

Allies Reject Buffer Proposal   Reds Want UN Give Up Heartbreak Ridge, Iron Triangle

Reds Want Allies To Give Up Heartbreak Ridge And Other Bitterly Won Areas In Korea   United Nations Quick To Reject Communist Proposals For Troops To Withdraw As Much As 15 Miles For Buffer Zone.

Allies Reject Red View of  Buffer Zone UN Would Give Up to 15 Miles To Communists

‘NO TRUCE PROTECTIONS’  UN Rejects Red Proposal Fer Yielding Key Points

Red Plan Counters UN Suggestion For Buffer On Present Battle Lines

Communists Buffer  Zone Offer Rejected   Allies Turn Down Proposal to Give Up Bitterly Won Korean Positions.

Communists Propose  U. N. Give Up Areas Won in Bitter Fights  In Counter Offer Enemy Would Keep Kaesong, Iron Triangle And Punchbowl Korean Sectors

UN Rejects Red Proposal For Buffer  But Foe Doesn't Mention “38”

MLIES REJECT  RED PLAN FOR  BUFFER ZONE   Declaré There Won’t Be Any “Horse-Trading” to Gain More Territory.

U.N. Retuses to Yield Land   Proposal Not in Line With Militarist View

Enemy Suggests U. N. Abandon Hard - Won Heartbreak Ridge, Iron Triangle and Punchbowl Areas.   WANT ALLIES TO BACK UP 15 MILES   Reds Give Up Holding 38th Parallel; Told New Plan Doesn’t Follow Battle Line.

Allies Veto Red Plan of Buffer Beli   Enemy Asks U.N. Quit Hard-Won Areas; No Demand About 38.

Allies Reject Buffer 15 Miles to South   Reds Want UN to Give Up Heartbreak Ridge. lron Triangle, Other Hard-Won Korean Areas

ALLIES REJECT REDS’ PROPOSAL ON BUFFER ZONE   Enemy Makes Offer For U. N. To Give Up 15-Mile Territory Of Bitterly Won War Areas. .

ALLIES REJECT COUNTER OFFER FROM THE REDS   CEASE FIRE LINE WOULD SEND ALLIES BACK SOME 15 MILES

Reds’ Proposal On Buffer Zone Rejected by U.N.  Allies Will Refuse

Allies Reject Commie Buffer Zone Proposal   Reds Ask UN to Give Up Bitterly Won Area: Like Heartbreak—Iron Triangle—Punchbow!]

2 Ministers Killed, Four Hurt In Wreck   Adventists Returning From Boston In Car That Overturned

Aide Ignores Senate Offer   Federal. Grand Jury Is to Open Inquiry Into ‘Aspects’ of RFC Hearinas

Her Idol of a Lifetime Is Gone But Priscilla Osler Tries to Carry on for Him

VETS OF KOREAN WAR WIN POINT   Truman Expected To Approve Bill Providing Medical Benefits. Other Survivors Get,

—CONGRESS ACTS SWIFTLY Measure Gives Medical ‘Care To Korean Veterans

Bills Provide Medical Benefits For Korea Vets  Truman Urges Laws As Treatment Is Denied Ex-Gl

Solons Speedily Aid Korean Vets   Ex-Marine, Denied Hospitalization, Helps

Korea Vets Given Equal War Benefits  Congress Takes Speedy Action

Discrimination AgainstKorean Vets Outlawed   Congress Approves Lay Giving Them All Hospital Benefits

VOTE MEDICAL AID TO VETS OF KOREA   CONGRESS ACTS AFTER HOS. PITAL TREATMENT IS DENIED ONF MAN.

' Both Houses Speed Bill To Truman.  Congress Hustles To OK Benefits For Korea Vets

Congress Acts Fast to Classify Korea as a War   Vets to Get Same Treatment as Those Of Other Campaians

Congress Votes Medical Benefits For Korea Vets   Truman’‘s Request Speedily Granted

Vote Benefits for Korea Vets   Get Same Medical Aid as Survivors of Other Weare

Korean Veterans To Get Medical Aid   Congress ‘Acts Swiftly To Extend War Coverage

Pass Bill for Benefits for Korea Veterans  oe eg er   Will Grant Free Hospitalization for _.Non-Service Iliness

Congress Moves To Give ‘Police Action ’ Veterans _VA Hosnital Facilitio<

Korea Gls Get Same Benefits As Other Veterans   Bill Passes Just After One Is Refused VA Treatment .

Draft of Pact With Japan   Proposed Peace Treaty Requires Paying Partial Reparations

Final Draft  Of Jap Treaty Made Public   Japanese Obligated To Pay Reparations

West Hopes to Restore Nation as Major Power   Recognizes Financial Difficulties; Ignores Russ Protests

aps Will ay Partial enarations   U.S. and Britain Make Public Final Draft of Treaty

United States, Britain To Air Final Jap Pact   * Vatest Draft Differs: Only Slightly; Expect ‘40 To 50 Acceptances

Success Of Pact Assured Despite Soviet Objection   ‘Nearly 50 Nations Expected To Sign » Jananese Treaty

U.S. Makes Jap Peace Plan Public  Partial Reparation aioe Wi sno — Eo me

U. §. and Britain Show Final Draft Of Jap Treaty  Russ Objections sg On ig ek   Russ Objections Not Expected to Prevent Signing

Make Public Draft of Treaty With Japan   Russia Getting Set to Fight USBritish Pact

F RATIFIED MEANS END TO {O-YEAR WAR   Japanese Obligated to Pay Reparations; Russia Ready to Object.

Final Draft of Proposal, Denounced by Russia, Is.  To Be Offered Conference

Final Draft Of Jap Treaty Is Made Public      Leaves Way Open For Reparations; Islands Toot

Final Draft Ot Treaty With Japs   Forsee Formal Ending Of 10-year-Old State Of War With Japanese

Treaty Aims To Restore Japan To Major Power   Third And Final Draft Made Public Today; Many To Siegen.

Final Draft Of Peace Treaty Is Released   Makes It Clear That Japan Must Pay Reparations

RETIRED GAMBLER WALKS: AWAY FROM {OTH REPORT ATTEMPT ON HIS LIFE

Budenz Testifies: Wallace Toed Communist Line “Whether He Knew It Or Not’

PRICE HIKES: ASKED BY FORD, CHRYSLER   OPA Studying Requests for Boosts Ranging from 9.18 to 10 Per Cent

Ford and Chrysler Formal ly Apply to OPS  for Price Boosts Ranging Above 10 Percent

Ford, Chrysler Apply For Price Increases Ranging  UpTo1l0% Under New Law

Seek Automobile Price Increases  Ford, Chrysler Ask For 10 Percent Hike

Ford, Chrysler AskPrice Hike  Application to OPS. Taken ‘Under Study’

Ford, Chrysler Request Hikes In Car Prices   Increases Would Ba About 10 Percent If Granted By OPS

BOOST IN AUTO PRICES 15. ASKED   FORD AND CHRYSLER APPLY TO OPS FOR INCREASES CP TO 10.31 PCT.

Award Medal Posthumous!   Corp. Gorden Craig Honored for Saving Lives of Four Comrades in Korea

Sex Offenses Charged To Minor Girls Show Big Increase, FBI Report Says

Big Manhunt Ends In Arrest Of W.E. Cook Jr   Man Accused Of Many Slayings Finally Captured

House Vote Expected On Now Tay Bill   President Truman Quoted 4s Favoring Approval of $5,6§91.000,.000 Measure

Canadians Honor Royal Visitors At Series of Formal Parties;  Prince Makes Initial Address

Philip. Praises Canadian Govt.   Elizabeth Attends: Social Functions

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Pompous Pigeon, Wearing Glasses iHaunts New Yorkers (itSays Here)

Seek Easing Of Tension Over Troop Dispute   Committee Approves Sending Soldiers By Two Votes

Senators Seek Compromise on Troops Issue  Plans To Ease Tension Studied Follawinn Vata

Both Parties Seek To Ease Troop Tension   Democrats And Gops Worried Over New Friction

Senators Act To Ease Tension Over Troops-For-Europe Issue   Fear Harm To Job Of Building Up Western Europe’s Defenses

How Many Men Go To Europe!  Ci ocnteee Aa   Senators Ask Who's To Decide

Small Cut Made In Money Bill   $6 Billion Voted For Govt. Offices

Senate Passes Money Measures   Approves Funds For Independent Offices After 4-Day Debate

Lost With a Chord   Situation Still Serious Because Of Rail Tieup

C-47 With 27 Aboard Lost Near Phoenix   K-57 Fighter Plane Tz Missing Over Texas Wastelands

C-47 and Fighter Plane Are Lost   Arizona-Texas Wastes Scene of Mishaps

Clearing Weather Awaited To Search For C-47, F-51   Both Overdue On Arizona Flights

New Game Commission Proposed   Bill in Legislature Now Would Give More Conservation Control To Kansas Governor

‘Movement to Revamp Fish and Game Commission Is Before Lesicsigtura

SPAIN IS GRANTED $12,200,000 IN LOANS   Credits Are First_Fatended hy Us. Under a Congressional Authorization.

U.§. Loan To Spain Granted  ~~ $12;200,000 Split--In Several Credits

[Rich California Soil Yarn Wins Liar ‘Championship tor Community Preacher

Judges Were Flabbergasted Pastor Wins Liars’ Title On Melodrama Of Melons

Why, Reverend!  ohm Hoh hb Title Of World’s s Champion Liar Goes  To California Clergyman

Pastor Takes Tall Tale Title  Judges Pin Fast-Growing Melon As Biqaest “Lie”

He’s Pleased—Parishi oners May Raise Pay California Pastor’s Yarn  Wins 1951 “Liar” Title

And ‘Skeeters Ate Cow  Minister Wins Liar’s Badge With Galloping Watermelons

Why, Reverend!  Title Of W orld’s Ch: am pion Li iar Goes  To California Cle ‘reyman

Clergyman Named World’s Champion Liar in Annual Competition of Club

CHURCH MAY UP HIS PAY  Preacher's Tale. Wins Liars’ Club Contest

Pastor Wins Champion Liar Title  *  (hak ee ae: eae Ry sce” Ww: Wi. ty re Hl

 J udges Flabbergasted_  Minister Wins Title as Champion Liar of World

Flabbergasted Judges of Liars Club Competition Give Award to Clergymar

Tells Yarn of Fast G rowing Watermelon Vines  Preacher Is Champion i Ttes

Tale of Fast-Growing Melon Vines Wins Title as World Champion Liar

CLERGINAN SOUVAREY = Tale About Fast-Growing Watermelon Vines Captures Liars’ Club Crown

California Preacher Is Named World’s Champion Prevaricator by Liars’ Club

No Wonder Judges Were Flabbergasted, iLook Who They Picked as Champ Liar!

Astonishinent From U.S.     Vatican’s Ban on Rotary May Spread to Other Service Chibs

Vatican Source Says Rotary Decree Applies to Similar Luncheon Clubs

Lions Also Included in Pope’s Ban   Priests Must Not Belong to Any Similar Luncheon Groups.

MAY AFFECT C. OF C. GROUPS  Vatican Decree Extends To All Luncheon Club Groups

Edict to Priests. May Also tnelude Kiwanis and Lions   Vatican Order Hits Principally At Any Secret Ledges.

Vatican Stands By Edict Against Service Clubs  Hints Decree Might Be Extended To Cover Chambers Of Commerce

‘Fuller Explanation on Membership Given  Vatican Decree Does Include U.S.

4 RNAS Rete ROE © FRORERLOEEE Sor A CEA  Vatican Ban May Extend  To Chambers Of Commerce

Papal Decree Applies to Other Clubs  Great Confusion  Among Chureh Awa Cl.-kKT .....)

Iran Orders 350 British Oil Experts Out   ‘Observers Declare Premier Dealings Now Broken Down

“Invasion Season” at Hand, but War, lf Any, Would Start ‘Accidentally’

Confidence Man Was Arrested At Metropolis  Capture was Aided By Alertness of

9 Sailors Die As Destroyer Strikes Mine   Pineville Seaman Among Dead Aboard Vessel  Tay Thatiln Fane

‘Enemy Has Not Quit Yet’, Says Officer   “Today's Action One of Quietest Of Korean War

Allies and Red Forces Clash North of Seoul.   U. N. Patrol Enters Uijongbu. Finds Only Minor Resistance.

Sharp Battles As Troops Fan North of Seoul   One Patrol Pierces 1] Miles Past Capital, Meets Light Resistance

Allies Push Norihward From Seoul   Patrols Clash With Enemy and Then Pull Back

Allied Tank Units Figh Sharp Engagements; One Enters Uijongbu  Two U. S. Jets Downed;   Two U. S. Jets Downed; Red Line Established 10 Miles North of Seoul

REDS BUILDING UP FOR NEW (OFFENSIVE   Allied Ground Troops Get Needed Rest During Lull In Fighting.

U.N. ARMORED UNIT ATTACKS RED REGIMENT   Series Of Sharp Clashes Reported At Edge Of Seoul

U.N. Patrols Probe Enemy   Sharp Skirmishes Sreak Fut As Reds Build Up For New Offersives

Two U. S. Plane: Are Shot Down By Enemy Fire   Lightest Action Of War Reported As Reds Rebuild

Action Light On Korean War Fronts   Two Hour Fight, Patrol Forays Only Activities

Tanks, Infantry Fight In Series (f Sharp Battles   Patrols Encounter Reds 10 Miles From Old Korean Capital

Allies Engage Reds.10 Miles Above Seoul   Enemy Reportedly Establishing Line for New Assault  RvefhlEN CLEMENTS

cnemy Regroups North of Seoul  Sharp Engagements Fought sity wctrols

Allied Tank Patrols Fight Sharp Duels   1 Unit Enters Uijongh Against Only Minor Resistance

Allies Engage In Skirmishes With Red Units  Battlefront Lull Broken by Sharp

Enemy Sets Up Line 10 Miles North Of Seoul   Allies Engage In Sharp Skirmishes With Reds: Two American Jets Downed By Gunfire

Reds Put Up Stiff Fight In March Toward Seoul; Allies Enter Uijonebu

Reds Hold Line North Of Capital   Believe Enemy Is Regrouping Forces For Fresh Thrust

Small-Scale Fighting On Korean Front   Skirmishes Keep Allied Troops Busy Today

sliarp Battles Viewed as Sign ‘Red Screen   tnese Press uildup to SRenew Assoult

Patrols: Fight Chinese Near City of Seoul   Sharp Engagements. _ Occur When. Allied = Soldiers Come in: Contact With Enemy Alona Front

U.N. Patrols Push North of Seoul To Battle Reds   Reds Digging In But Not Shifting To the Defensive

Engage Reds In Fieree  Skirmishes  Two U.S. Jet Planes Shot Down

UN Forces Hit Dug-In Enemy North of Seoul  Officer Warns Reds Regrouping: May Geetha Anein Sann

Skirmishes Break Silence at Front   U.S. Tank Columns Engage Red Farces In Minor Battles;  Two Jets Are Loct

Allied Patrols Fanning Out North Of Seoul Fight Series of Fnaagements With Enemy Forces

Sharp Bales: Fought by U.N. North of Seoul   Believe Reds Line Established 10 Miles Above Old Capital

U. S. PATROLS FIGHT SHARP SKIRMISHES   Test Chinese Lines 10 Miles North of Secul; Gls Rest During Lull in Red  _ Offensive.

Allied Patrols Harass Foe In Sharp Fights   Reds Re-Grouping for New Offensive 10 Miles North of Korean Capital

U.N. Tank Patrols Strike Red Troops In Capital Sector  Enemy Prepares New Offense in Seoul Vicinity

Allied Patrols Stab Into Chinese Lines  Believe Reds “yes ouping Abou  10 Milee Ahoy aa ul

Allied Tank-Infantry Patrols Lash Out North of Seoul While Reds Regroup for New Offensive

3 Air Force Pilots Die, 2 Are Injured As 8 Fighter Jets Crack Up in Indiana   quickly dropped a curtain of s crecy over its investigation. ONLOOKERS “HORRIFIED”

3 Pilots Die As Planes Burn; 2 Others Injured  Air Force Drops. Curtain of Secrecy

8 F-84 Jets in Biggest Mass Crash  3 Pilots Die, 2 Hurt; Airforce Clamps Lid on Investigation

Mysterious Mass Crash Kills Three   Fight Thunderjets Fall Out Of Sky—No Explanation Given, Sabotage is Suspected

Mass Crash of 8 Jet Planes Kills Three of Pilols   Two Others Injured in Unprecedented Tragedy in Indiana.

Biggest Mass Crash In Jet Plane History   No One Explains Cause of Eight Fiahter<’ Eni

New Atomic Blast  ‘Las Vegans Brace Themselves For Further Nuclear Fission

‘Tenth And Eleventh Atomic Explosions Shake Las Vegas; More Tests Expected

Two Atom Blasts Roek Nevada Area   Las Vegas Braces for New Explosives; AEC Testing ‘Baby’ Bombs

Atomic Blasts Jolt Las Vegas   New Nuclear Fission Weapons Tested

FINAL EDITION   A-Blasts Have Las Vegas Joints Jumping, Citizens Sizzling ~

Las Vegas Braces For More Atomic Explosions As Secret Tests of New Weapons Continue

-—-ATOMIC BLASTS JAR CITY—  Las Vegas Shaken In Test Of New Weapons

Nevadans Brace For 12  Atomic Blasts 10, 11 Jar Las Vegas Casinos

Atomic Blasts Arouse Speculation  Poste dn Nowade Deseyt Saye Rumors Of New Trvpe Bombs.

White Flashes Seen for Miles  Atomic Test Explosions Rock Desert in Nevada

New Weapons? Nevada Asks in Atom Blasts  ‘Lith Explosion Jars Las Vegas Sunday; U.S. Denies H-Bomb

ATOMIC BLASTS JAR LAS VEGAS   Hundreds Witness Tremendous White Flash In Sky Southwest Nevada Exneels More.

Atomic Blasts Set Off Speculation As To Type Weapons Being Tested

New A-Blast In West Stirs Wide Interest   Speculation Claims New Weapons Being Tested At Nevada Station

Atomic Blasts Rock Las Vega Sector Again   Speculate on Type Of Atom Weapons U.S. May Be Testing

Nevada Shaken As New Atomic Tests Are Made  10th, 11th Nuclear Explosions Recorded

Bankrupt Lustron Asks New Funds   Seeks ‘Fresh Start’ in Defense Housing Field

Lustron Asks For New Loan  R.E.C. Gets Request For Defense Housing

Lobby Probe Is Ordered  By Truman   Group Backing National. ists May Be Prosecuted, Acheson Says

Truman Orders Probe into China Lobby   _ Acheson Reports only :“Hearday” Evidence of  Committee’s Charges

ASKS CRACKDOWN ON PROPAGANDISTS FOR CHIANG OUTFIT    Prosecution Threatened If Probe Shows Money Spent To Influence U.S. Opinion—Acheson Ends Testimony After New Clash With MacArthur.

Only ‘Hearsay’ Evidence in Files: Acheson  Offers Material To Any Committee From Conaqress

Acheson Ends Lengthy Stay Before Quiz   Gen. Wedemeyer Next To Be Called e ?-{n Probe '

Lobby Spent Federal Aid Fund To Slant U. §. Opinion, Is Charge In Senate

Truman Orders Inquiry Into China Lobby’  Sen. Bridges Asks Influences by All Nations Be Disclosed

Truman Orders Investigation Into Big ‘China Lobby’  Mysterious Group Suspected of Illegalh Influencing Opinion

President Trumar Orders Probe Of ‘China Lobby’  Sec. Acheson Makes Disclosure Before Senate Committee

Truman Orders ‘China Lobby’ Story Probe   M'Arthur Calls Lie Any  Hint That He Favored

HST Orders Probe Into China Lobby   Bridges Demands : Exposure Of All Foreign Influences

MacArthur, China And Policy Truman Orders Study; Mac Claims Blunder’

JOINT CHIEFS SAID OUTVOTED BY SECRETARY   Loss of Key Island Would Force U.S. To Coast

CHARGES MARSHALL URGED FORMOSA AND REDS’ ENTERING UN. AS PEACE CONFERENCE TOPICS

Denies Intention Of Resigning As Democrat Leader  ’ Truman Faith In Party Chairman Still Unshaken

CLEARED IN RFO PROBE BOYLE SAYS   Democratic Leader Grilied All Day; Admits Accepting 8 Cases

Post-Dispatch Reporter Who Wrote the Lithofold Stories to Be Questioned Tcday.     DEMOCRATIC LEADER  ee ee ee ee   Admits Accepting Profitable Cases Involving U. 8. Agencies While He Was Acting Party Chairman.

Boyle Says Inquiry Cleared His Name   Democrat Admits He Pushed Loans ~~ But Sought No ‘Favors’

Admits Taking Cases Before U.S. Agencies  Denies Wrongdoing And Won't Resign

Boyle Admits Fees But Denies Any Wrongdoinc  Sen. Mundt Advises   Sen. Mundt Advises Suit Against Paper Who Made Charaes

Boyle Says Quiz Vindicates Him, He Won't Resign   Truman Again Backs His Party, Chieftain Involyed in Probe

3 Announce End To State Of War With Germany   US And France Wil Follow New Zealand  Britain, Australia

Black Markets Hit As U. S. Revamps  Occupation Seript  he 2. ae See Se ee Ses   Swiftly Executed Change Affects $150 Million In All Zones

U.S. MOVE ROCKS _ BLACK MARKETS   Old Military Scria Dollars Called in for Redemption

iLelegranis Flood into Offices of  Lawmakers   MacArthur Ready) To Come Home And Give Views  To Con Orecs

People _ Take Sides Th Outburst   Nothing Like It Seen In Modern Times

Congress Hears Ousted General Willing to Talk   Republicans Raise Impeachment Cry In Blasting Truman

Disclose’ Marshall Warned Congress Threat of War With Russia Increases

War Dangers Up, Marshall Tells House   Korean Peace Talks May Last Weeks, He Says

Marshall Says Chance Of War Is Increasing As He Urges Arms Buildup

Fire Fighters of Four States Rushed to Aid   Lightning Blamed for Rash of Blazes; 170 Burn at Once

HICKENLOOPER ATTACKS RFC   lowa Senator Says Agency Has Acquired ‘Odor Of Unmorality’

UN Troops Ground Out  More Gains   Tth Division Unit Patrols Heart Of Enemy Buildup Are:

Richarda Divorced by H ubby  Woman Flyer Naughty With ‘Navigator  Torun eond tn Pay for Neomnine

Kumsong s Fall Believed Near as Yanks Close In   Americans Capture Hill Within Mile of Key Road Hub

Reuther Again Head of UAW   CIO Leader Voted In Without Opposition

Lattimore Denies IPR Communistic   Probers May Inquire Into State Department Officials’ Suspension

(wen Lattimore Says Institute Not Red Ruled      Declares It Has Never Been Front For Communists

Lattimore Denies Reds Control IPR  Senators Inquire Into Pacific Unit

Lattimore Says IPR Not Red-Dominated   But Sen, Eastland Says Hearing Just Getting Sterted On Questioning of Writer on Far Eastern Affairs

LATTIMORE DENIES INSTITUTE IS RED   “Never Communist Front He Says, After Inquiry

Lattimore Says Institute Never Red-Dominated   No Communist Front, McCarthy-Accused Professor Adds .

LATTIMORE DENIES RED FRONT CHARGE IN PACIFIC INSTITUTE      Those Dumb People Inasin This: Russian Insults Us With Query As To ‘What Is Texas?’

Vice Adm. Joy Tells Chief Red Delegate That Communists Present Demands, Not Peace Terms.  WILL RENEW TALKS AGAIN ON SUNDAY

Reds Told by Admiral Joy They Had Slammed“ Door On Every Attempt To Make Progress in Cease-Fire Talks at Kaesong—Sunday Session Slated in Spite of Hopeless Outlook

Adm. Joy Tells Reds They Have Slammed Door On Progress In Peace Talks

Joy Charges Reds Block’ Truce Talks   Admiral Claims ‘Door Slammed’ On Proaress

Admiral Uses Strong Terms In Peace Talk   Senior UN Envoy Aimed His. Words Directly at Nam; Red Chief Angty

Truce Deadlock Blame Placed On Communists  Meetina af Silan-e   Meeting of Silence Arouses American To Harsh Charges

Blames Gen. Nam For His Stand on A Cease-Fire Line   Wrangle for Over Two Hours; Plan Meeting Tonight

Political Price Set On Peace,  Admiral Says Enemy Slams Door On All   Enemy Slams Door On All Progress, Nam Il Is Told

SAYS DELEGATES SHOW NO DESIRE FOR NEGOTIATION   BLUNTLY TELLS RED GENERAL MEETINGS ARE WASTING TIME

Adm. Joy Accuses Reds of ‘Slamming Door’ on Peace   Head of U. N. Delegation In Angry Outburst.—No Progress Being Made.

Says Door To Peace Is  ‘Slammed’   Admiral Charges Foe Merely Setting ‘Price’ of Truce

Gen. Nam I Chiet Target OfUN Envoy  Charges Reds Seek   Charges Reds Seek Temporary Respite

Communist Leader “Apparently Angry” At End Of Day’s Session; Blast Follows Failure To Reach Any Compromise Agreement With Reds After Their Inflexible Stand

Gen. Nam Departs In Anger   Agree to Resume  Conference Sunday; Reds Standing Pat

UN Delegate Blasts Reds For Stalling   Parley to Continue Despite Failure to Reach Aqreement

JOY LASHES RED STAND ON BUFFER ZONE      “You Didn’t Come Here To Negotiate Armistice,’  He Accuses —

U.N.’s Adm. Joy Rebukes Reds For Stalling   Sharp Words Directed At Gen. Nam; American Charges Communists Had No Intention Of Necotiatine

Claims Enemy ls Unwilling To Negotiate   Seys Reds Just Came To Kaesong To State Price for Armistice

Admiral Turner Charges Reds Are ‘Setting Price on Peace   North Korean General Is Hopping Mad At End of Tongue Lashing; Agreement Made for Another Meet Slated Sunday

UN Delegate Says Enemy Slammed Door On Progress   Communists ‘Brusquely Rebuff" Suggestion on Buffer Zone

senior UN Envoy Tells Nam He "Slammed Door on Every Attempt' to Neaotiate.

—COLD LOGIC DROPPED—  Inflexible Stand On 38th Parallel As Line Blasted

U.N. Negotiafor Attacks General  For Peace ‘Price  Charges Reds Use Demands To Block Parley Solution

Admiral Turner Accuses Chinese of Stalling All Attempts Made at  Kaesong Points Out Nam  Supplies ‘Are ‘Blasted by 2,000 Bombs in Air Raids

Joy Scores Reds At Peace Talks   Chief U. N. Cease-Fire Del egate Says All Progress Is Barred   OVER A BUFFER ZONE   Admiral Charges Reds Seek  No Cease-Fire, Only Political Gains

Negofiafors Agree Only To Meet Again  U.N. Admiral’s Blas Follows His Failure   ST ee a

U.N. Envoy Aims Blast At Gen. Nam   Negotiators Agree To Meet Tonight; Reds Stand Firm

Don't Want To Stop Fighting, Joy Tells Nam   “Vehement” Attack On Communists Made By U. N. Delegate

Vice. Adm. Joy Aims Charges Directly at Nam  iecisstbl Rand on s Cite

Reds Slam Door On All Peace Talk   Admiral Joy Tells Nam Communists Not Interested In Ending Fighting In Korea

Charges Door Shut on Peace   UN Chief Uses Strong Terms over Deadlock

Vehentent Attack On Communists Angers Gen. Nam   Enemy; Delegate Willing  Adm. Joy Charzex Chief Te Sell] People Of Korea

Senior Envoy of U.N. Directs His Words to Nam II   Delegates Came Onl) to State Price, Says Admiral at Kaesong

Joy Blasts Attitude of Communists  "Retard Progress at Every Chance,   Retard Progress at Every Chance, Admiral Tells Nam

REDS ARE TOLD THEY SLAMMED DOOR ON TALKS   Admiral Joy Aims Volley Of Words At Communist Delegates — Charges They Want War.

UN Envoy in Bitter Blast At Nam II  ‘Did Not Come to Negotiate Peace,’ Vice Admiral Says

Accuses Them Of Insincerity; Nam is Target   Charges Foe Came To Present Demands, Not Halt Fighting

Delay Early Peace Move,  Joy Charges   Nam Appears Angry After U.N. Chief Rip: Into Enemy Stand

Speaks Tartly About Refusal To Negotiate   Commie Envoy Visibly Angered After Outbreak

U.N. GENERAL RAPS ENEMY METHODS   Charges Chinese Block Ail Attempts For Progress   Reach Only One Agreement —To Meet Again Tonight At 8 O'Clock

Gen. Nam  Departs   In Anger”   Agrees to Reaume.: Conference Sunday. Reda Standing Pat ©

UN Chief Tells Off Communists For Truce Delay   You Have Slammed Door. Every. Time, Joy Tells Reds

Joy Blasts Communists — For Blocking Truce Talks   SENIOR U.N. DELEGATE LOOSES BLISTERING DENUNCIATION AT REDS; DECLARES THEY CAME NOT FOR PEACE-BUT FOR POLITICAL DEMANDS

Reds Get Lashing . From Joy   Chinese Slam Door On Every Attempt For a Cease-Fire, © Admirel Charnex .

CHARGES REDS SLAM DOOR ON TALK EFFORTS   Allied Envoy Tells Communists They Didn’t Come to Kaesong to Establish Armistice.    GEN. NAM ANGERED BY STRONG WORDS   Joy Says Enemy’s Only Purpose to State Political Price — 38th Parallel. Meet Again Tomorrow.

JOY CHARGES: COMMUNISTS: BAR PROGRESS   Allied Leader Says Enemy Only Interested In Presenting Demands   SESSION TENSE   ‘Slammed Door’. on Every Proposal For ‘Peace American Declares :

Tells Red Envoy Group Balked Every Attempt   UN Envoy Aims His Blast Directly At General Nam I]

Admiral Joy speaks In Strong Terms   Accuses Reds O Not Trying To Negotiate Truce

Little Hope Is Seen For 18 Lost At Sea   Disaster Off Atlantic Coast Is One Of Worst

CONTINUE HUNT FOR 18 MISSING   19 Rescued After Fishing Boat Capsized Off Lona Island

ON WITH SEARCH   37 Dead, 18 Missing in New York Fishing Boat Tragedy

37 Known Dead, 18 Missing When Boat Upsets  Hope Fades for Lost Persons

31 Persons Die As Fishing Boat Sinks in Storm   Tragedy Overtakes Pleasure Craft In Sight of Land

County Men Rap State Limitation on Road Sanding   Should Be Left Up to Local Officials to Decide, Opinion

Dems May Resort To Court Action In Cabinet Issue   Threat Is Made By Party’: Whip In Upper-Chamber ; Margiotti Opposed

ae Service Part of  Survives Kill Attempt  EXPECT TO COMPLETE  Senate Also Keeps Intact a Plan-for Draft De ferments

Exciting Proposal For Peace   Big Three Will Unveil Acheson Disarmament Plan In Major Bid To Halt Cold Warfare.

Privilege Tax Repeal Signed Bill Increasing Old  Age Pensions Also Is Made Law ,

Signs Bill Repealing 3% Dividend Tax   Wisconsin 3% Privilege   Dividend Tax Ended When Governor Signs Bill Today

Governor Signs Bill for Repeat Of Dividend Levy  60 Other Measures Receive Approval; Truck Limits Cut

‘New Spanish Cabinet Chosen to Pave Way For Military Alliance With U.S.

Nov. 15 Set For Picking Apple Queer   - Contest To Be Held At Theater

SELECT APPLE QUEEN NOY. 15   Contest Will Be Held Or Stage Of Liberty  Theater

Red Resistance Shows Strength   South Korean Troops Spearhead Drive To Within 14 Miles of Parallel

Democrats Have Votes to Push Redistricting Bill   Ignore Threat of Republicans to Call for Referendum Vote.

Redistricting Bill Pushed To Final Voting in Senate  Republicans Threaten to Refer New Law To Citizens if It Passes in Both Houses

Says Girl Beater By 2 Policemen   Surprise Witness Is Heard in Murder Trial OFf Pro Football Star

Inhabitants Flee City As Fighting Draws Nearer   Pace Of Red Onslaught Dulled By Air Attack

Kighth Army Reels Back Under Heavy Communist Attacks   South Korean Officials Consider’. Abandoning Capital; Outnumbered Allies Withdraw On 140-Mile Line

Five Bridges Across Han River - Jammed With Fleeing Civi lians; Foe Lashed By 1,000 Sor tie Aerial Attack   PACE ‘OF OFFENSIVE SLACKENS TEMPORARILY

Allied Planes Score Heavily  Against Reds   Rhee Government May Flee City— Retreat Continues  7. wre sk TOS eT ekhUCUCU EE LL

Reds Force UN Withdrawal All Along The Front   Communists’ Powerful Three- Prong New Year Eve Offensive Forces 8th Army Withdrawal Along Entire Front; U. S. Aerial Attack Continues To Lash Reds

UN Forces Fall Back All Alona Battlefront   Chinese Reds Continue Their Massed Assaults Into South Korea Regardless of Terrific Losses.

Chinese Reds 15 Miles From Seoul   Eighth Army Forced to Move Back all Along Korean Front

Fall of City Looms As 300,000 Commie: Continue Big Drive  Allies Withraw All Along 140-Mile Line,  East Sector Serious

Air Attacks Fail To Stem Tide Of Reds   Pace Of Offensive Slackens But Allies Retreat Up To 12 Miles

 OF FENSIVE— Air Attack Fails to Halt Foe   EARLY FALL OF CAPITAL SEEN

Eighth Army Withdraws All Alona Front   Air Offensive By 1,000 Planes Slows Red Drive

Terrific Toll Taken By Allied Guns  i NA awed ice FN.000 Rode N51 Or Tin dod In Eipo-Dav Deve

Atlantic Pact Policy Rapped as Agaressive   Britain and France Break Friendship Treaties, Say Reds

3 Items Still Blocking Way Of Armistice   Mopes for Pre-Christmas Settlement Ran High; Fiehtine Continues

Supervising Of Truce Is Seen As Tough Issue   Staff Officers Crack Deadlock; Fighting Rages

CHINESE REDS, ALLIES RATIFY WAR-END LINE   Committees Now Set To Take Up Three Other Problems

Its Endurance Hinges on Last  Three Issues   30-Day Deadline Set By Both Sides With Many Hurdles Ahead

Final Adoption. ls Expected by Full Committee   3 Armistice Issues  Must Be Acted Upon By Allies and Reds

If Armistice Is Incomplete Line Will Be Redrawn  Red Rocket Barrage Interpreted As Glee Over Accord

No Immediate Peace Offer Now Expected   Faris Says Raids In Manchuria Would Be Knockout

No Immediate Peace Offer Now Expected   Faris Says Raids In Manchuria Would Be Krarlknain}

Truman ‘to Ask More  Controls  New Law Would Toughen Present Measure, Curb

1-Point Plan Offered for Tight Controls  Pres ident Asks  @.... fg ms  .. gm ~~

President Also Wants Stronger Price Controls   Recommendations for Extending the Defense Production Act Given

Truman Urges Changes In Economy Plan   Calls Again For Quick Increase In Taxation

Freeze of Parity Prices, Stronger Price Controls Are Asked by President

Stronger Price Control Asked By President —   Vreeze Varin Parity Also, Tremait Tells Congress In Alessage

U.S. Slaps Controls On  Slaughtering   Attempt Made To Forestall Black Market Racketeers

Cost Of Groceries Goes Up; Food Price Line Hela At Parity   Meat Racket Looms

No Changes Planned in Farm Parity   Retail Food Prices 8 Per Cent Higher for New Peak

Slap Controls On Slaughter Of Livestock   ‘Quotas’ Will Be Set to Assure Meat to Tables

DiSalle Will Hold Food Price Line At Parity Levet   Cut in Industrial Use Of Metal Protested By Auto Workers

OPS Restricts Slaughtering Of Livestock   Controls Designed To Forestall Black Markets in Meat

DiSalle to Let Parity Ride Along   Takes Position Despite Rising Prices for Food

All Slaughter Operations To Be On Quofas  _ Action Token To Forestall eae’ MAasvlat Arbtivebiog

CLAMP ON MEATS  Price Stabilizer Order: Livestock Slaughter by  Quota System

DiSalle Firm Upon Parity In Food Fight   Sticks To Position Despite Warnings Of New Price Boosts

Quota System Ordered: New Firms Banned’   DiSalle Says Action Taken to Forestall Meat Black Market

No Change Planned  DiSalle Content With Policy To Hold Price Line At Parity        f

Clamp Control On Slaughter Of Livestock   Quota System Is To Be Tried As Price Hequlcator

Put Controls On Livestock Slaughtering   All Slaughtering Concerns Except Farmers Register

SET UP QUOTA SYSTEM FOR ALL U.S. BUTCHERING   OPA Move to Forestall Blackmarket Put Into Operation.

Price-control Chief Guards Meat Supply   Retail Food Costs Hit All-time High; New Increases Due

Government Sets Strict Controls On Slaughtering  OPS Moves To Prevent Meat Black Markets,  Insyre Fair Supplies

U. S. Slaps Slaughtering Curb On Meat   Market Restricted To Killing Share Of Animals Processed Durina Year 1950

Controls on Slaughter of All Livestock   OPS Chief Says Move Is Effort to Forestall Blackmarket in Meat

Strict Control On Livestock: Slaughtering:   Determined: to. Keep: Meat Out of Black: Market.’ Says DiSalte

Controls Slapped On Slaughtering   Government Moves To Forestall Black Markets: in AAant

Slaughterers’ Quotas Fixed By Price Office   Food Costs Hit New Peak: No Change Expected In Parity System

U. S. Slaps Strict Controls on Livestock Slaughfering Today   Order Is an Effort to Forestall Black Markets in Meat.

U. S. Limits Livestock Slaughtering  _Quota System Control Hits Black Markeis

Effort Is Made ® To Avoid Black: Market in Meat  Livestock Ls Hi iis i On wetgere ,

Farm Parity Law To Stay Though Food Costs Mount   Figures Show Funds Received By Farmer Not Greatly Higher

Controller Reported Content To Hold Food Price Line With ‘No Change in Farmer's Parity

Slaughter Control Order Issued By © Price Chief Today.   Move Taken In Effort To Forestall Black Market: Quotas Established

All Slaughier Operations To Be On Quotas   Action Taken To Forestall Black pAarkot Activities

Strict Controls Are Slapped On Livestock Slaughtering in Effort to Avert Black Markets  On Other Food Front, Chiefs Say Parity Protection Won’t Change

Step to Keep Meat From Black Market   Order is Issued In Strict Control On Slaughtering

RAILROAD STRIKE  @2 ®© @& 2 @® @ 2 @ 2 @ © 2 © & ® & @ © ® @ © © @o «   DiSalle Content To Hold Food Price Line At Parity, Plans No Law Change

New Order Aimed At Black Market   Livestock Slaughtering Controls Set Strict Curbs on Industry

Slaughter Order Aimed at Black Markets in Meat   Determined to Keep Meat at A Fair Price

U.S. Slaps Controls On Stock Slaughter   Only Registered Slaughterers May Kill Livestock Until April 1; Quotas To Aim at Black Market

Slaughterers ‘Must Register, ‘Can’t Kill More Than Last Year   All Except Farmers RequiredtoSignBy March153 New Business Curbed

Parity Rule Retained By Price Chief   DiSalle Decides Against Recommendations To Remove Protection Out Of Defense Act

DiSalle Will Not Seek to Hit Parity  Protection in Law  lero UR OR   EPULCCUON In Law  Stand Taken Despite Estimates That Food Cost Will Rise

WONT CHANGE FARM PRICES   Price Controller Faces Senate Committee Inquiry

Slaughter Curb Order Issued By Price Czar   Strict Controls Aimed at Black Market Activity

NO LAW CHANGE — Price Controller Content  To Hold Food Price Line

Order Stifi Slaughter Controls   OPS Imposes Strict Quota System in Effort To Head Off Possible Black Market in Meat

Farm Parity Protection Will Stick   DiSalle Will Not. Ask Any Immediate Change; Food Prices Hit All-Time High

Truman Cuts Spending for Coming Year   Economy Order Issued to All U. $5. Aaencies

JURY CONVICTS REMINGTON IN PERJURY TRIAL   Jurors Say He Lied When Denial Made He Was Ever a Red

Jury Convicts Remington On Perjury Charge   Former Commerce Department Office: Awaits Sentencing

Eleven-year-old Harlem Youngster Sends Distress (‘all Home After Hike

Korean Peace Wouldn’t End  Global Danger   Truman Says Concrete Plan Developed in Case Russia Reckless Enough to Start War

Truman Discusses Plan For War Eventuality   DECLARES U. 5. HAS DEVELOPED CONCRETE SETUP FOR MOBILIZATION IF KREMLIN SHOULD START FIGHT

Plan Prepared If War Starts, Truman Says  Bigger Armed Force, Full Mobilization Aimed At Kremlin

Truman Tells Industrialists Of ‘Schedule’   Program Planned In Case Moscow Is Reckless Enough To Begin New War

Truman Says A War Plan  Is Prepared   Korean Peace Wouldn’ End Russian Threat, President Says

“Korean Victory Will N ot End Threat”  \lobilization Need Unabated,  Truman Tells industrialists

Truman Reveals Plan In Event Moscow  Is “Reckless Enough” To Start War III

Sees Power Of  U.S. Warning  To Kremlin Truman Says We Must Prepare To

U. S. MUST BE STRONG: HST   Must Be Prepared Should Kremlin Begin War, Savs President

Truman Says U.S. Readies For Conflict   ‘Concrete Plan’ Is Set ‘If Soviet Tries Third World War’

Prepare For All-Out War, Nation Told   Traman Outlines “Concrete Plan’’ For Full Mobilization

TRUMAN STRESSES NEED FOR POWER   President Discloses Plan Developed For Prompt Action If War Comes

Truman Cites ‘Definite, Concrete’ Proposals to Be Put Into Effect   Arms, Industrial  Build-Up Ready   Korea Peace Would Not End Global Danger From Soviets, Claim

Plan Drawn Up for Full War Effort   Truman Says Blueprin’ Developed; Calls for  Control Extension.

‘Concrete Plan’ Readied in Case Of World War   Truman Addresses Council on Program Of Greater Strength

Plan Of Action Ready If Russia Launches War   Truman. Says USS. Must Build Military, Industrial Strength

Develgp Civilian Military Steps  For Emergency   Truman Reveals Plans For Mohiligation If Russia Starts Third World War

Truman Says Definite Plan In Works for Bigger Army   Peace in Korea Would Not End Danger  Of Soviet Adaressioen, Presiden? Claims

Plan Developed in Case Moscow Starts New War   Truman Reveals U.S. Prepared to Begin a Build Up Program

Truman Says U. §. Has Concrete Plan If Moscow Happens To Get Reckless   Tells 400 Industrialists That Peace In Korea “Would Not Put An End To The Global  Danger Of Soviet Aocression.”’

Truman Says Plans Ready If Russians  Move To War   Nation Must Increase Strength, President Tells Industrialists

Truman Outlines Security Plans   Preparedness Key To Curbing Reds

TRUMAN URGES MILITARY MIGHT   President .Says U. S. Must  Build Up War Strengih  And’ Speed Industrial  = AJabilivatian.

U. S. Has Plan Of Action If Russia Attacks   © Truman Says Win In Korea Would Not End Threat

Mobilizing Plan Ready,  Says Trumar  Worse Inflation  Ts Predicted

Truman Declare: Plan Ready If Reds Start War  Industrialists Told LT) BAcich lle Acer   Industrialists Told U.S. Must Up Arms, Mobilize All Forces

‘Definite Plan Of Defense Is Established’   Truman Tells Group ‘Concrete’ Program Developed For U. S.

Korea Not End To Red  Aiggression   Build Strength To Discourage Kremlin, Is Truman’s Advice

Pres. Says Plans Are Drawn For All-Out Mobilization - If It Becomes Necessary

Multi-Million Dollar Budget To Build up Training Facilities in State Ile Authorized

Expansion Is Set  For Texas Bases  ' House Group Okays Millions For Saven Air Force Traimina Posts

Nine Flee Prison Farm, Two Caught   No Trace of Other Seven Found; Outside Help Suspected in Break

Georgia U. Denies Young Negro Place   Under Present Low Could Lead to Shutdown of 16College System

Negro Denied Right To Enter U. Of Georgia   University Regents Point Out Ban In State Law; Suit Will Be Filed

Negro May Test School's Threat  Georgia U, Resists Law School Applicant

Fight To Enter Georgia University Could Shutdown Education System

 Decision Must Be Made Today  Negro Student's Test Case May Close All of Georgia Colleges

Spread Of Food Price Too Big   Senate Report Indicates Middlemen May Be Tak ing Too Big A Cut.

Between Grocery Bill And Farmer’s Prices     Find Too Gro Spread

Defense Plans Will Continue   Wilson Warns Three Yea Program Necessary Despite Truce

Wilson Declares U.S: Must Push Defense Proaran   Mobilizer Supports Price Lids, Stiff Taxes and Rollbacks

Proposed Minimum Wage Law Affects Thousands of Workers in Pennsylvania

Proposed Wage Law Considered   New Legislation by State May Affect Thousands; Minimum Set at 75 Cents

PANAMA LIMITED WRECKS  Two Cars Derailed, 500 Feet Track Torn Up in DuQuoin

U.S. Rips Out Gains In Battle   Another Vicious Air Fight Rages; Casualties Mount

Claims She's Ready To Talk With Britain   Soviets Say They Have }/ As Many Troops As Big 3

Moscow Says Big Three Has Twice As Many Men Under Arms As Russia

Kremlin Denies Huge Army And Ready To Talk   Willing To Discuss World Tensions Completely.

Russia Claims USSR Has But Half Military Strength Of Western Big Three, Raps U. S

Soviets Claim *Half As Many Men As Allien   Tokyo Source Interprets Stalin’s Talk As Warning

USSR Sends New Note To London   Soviets Deny Extensive Buildup Of Armed Forces

Russia Ready To Negotiate, British Are Told 1 in Note  CO oe etka Mee Ret h ew ee Bmw wk BU OU cel el we   Soviets Say Britain Resorts to Slander; Claim Armed Forces Back at 1939 Level

Reds Contend West Musters Most Strength   Russia Says She Has Less Than Half Its Armed Strength

Reds Say Power Of West Doubles Theirs   Claim Big Three Have 5 Millions Under Arms

Outnumbered by West's Armies  Declares Russia  Will Negotiate Difference with  thie © eee Alan

‘Few Men Under Arms Russia Says She Has  Less Than Half. As Many ag Went’s Rie 2

Russia Says She Has Small Armed Force   Claims Less Than Kalf As Many Under Arms As Western Big Three, Charges Britain Breaking Angle-Soviet Pact

Note to British Says Moscow's Willing to Talk   ‘Russia Lets Loose Blast; Then Takes Conciliatory Tone

Mexico-0 Dwyer Iransfer Probed   $1 Million Letter of Credit Reported

Wile Joan Bennett s  Eyewitness   Assault Takes Place in Beverly Hills Parking Lot

Producer Posts Bail Of $5,000   Mate of Actress Fires at Her Agent In Jealous Rage

HOME BROKEN UP MOVIE NAN TELLS POLICE   Victim, Jennings Lang, Shot After Afternoon Ride With Actress.

RED DELEGATE RAPS PROPOSAL IN IST REPLY   Queuille Organizes Cabinet to End Paris Crisis

Reds Cool To Western Agenda Plan   Showdown Promisec This Week in Big 4 Preliminary Talks

West Challenges Russia to Prove  She Wants Talks   Offers Compromise On Agenda as First Week Ends in Total Deadlock

Rebuff.Given Big-3 Agenda   Wide-Range ‘Talks Rejected By Russia

Premier of Iran  - Barricades Sel   Mossedegh Fears For Life After Alleged Threats

Frightened Ruler Locks Himself fn  ren Premier Lays: Threats ‘Te: RBritch OF Firm”

Bloodmobile Coming Here On Two Days   Blood Donations Are Needed For Wounded and Hl

Bloodmobile Coming Here On Two Days  Dinnd Treanotinne   Blood Donations Are Needed For Wounded and Til

Laborer Held; Woman Dead  Huntington Victim Killed By Strancling

New Basketball Scandal Rocks New York Schools; Nab Five Players, Convict

Red Is Jailed In Pittsburgh  Asks For Sapy ee a toon eot¢iéciésc nm

FREED. BY SON, 12°  Bandits Tie Up Marlin  Family, Take Gems. Cash

Yugoslavia Ends State Of War With Aust tia  Titea’« Governmen   Tito’s Government Wants Reparations From World War i

Yugoslav-Austria State of War Is Ended by Decree   Step in Line With Effort To Improve Relations With Neighbors

Truman-Douglas Scrap Coming Up   Senator Intends To Battle President On Appointments.

Douglas Will Try to Block Truman Judge Nominees   Polls Supported Senator's Men

Sen. Douglas Forces Fight With Truman © Says He ‘Has: No Personal Grudae

Douglas Plans Fight on Judges   Splits with Truman Over Illinois Choices

Douglas Will Fight Truman About Judges   ‘No Other Way,’ He Explains, With Quote From Martin Luther

Douglas-Truman Fight Continues   ‘Senator Opposes Bederal Nominees

Names of Reds in Key Defense Work To be Made Public During Hearings

Senate Approves Seciirily DenetitS Adds Legislators To New Measure

Social Security Measure Voted   Legislators, Others to Share Under Plan

Syracuse Is Agog Over Geologist's Report City Over Diamond Deposit

Tun Beat Ear To Russia Plea   Acheson Says Red Propaganda Dangerous

Ww Inion Vole Needed  ALCO, Striking Steelicorkers IReach Accord tu Wage Disput

Textile Worker Commits Suicide   ‘Kidnaps Woman In Stolen Auto. -

Steady Drop Marks Farm Price Trend   Support Rather Than Controls Now Indicated

Farm Prices Edge Down Under Impact  Of Good Crop Outlook and Peace Hopes

Government Faces Job Of Keeping Farm Prices From Sinking ‘Too Low

CLOSE JO PARITY     Action Expected to Curb ‘Too Low of Farm Prices

Falling Market May Change Farm Problem  Government May Need   Government May Need Plan To Keep Prices From Goina Too Low

Weakening Market May Se’ Off Drive To Stop Plunge   Field Is Given New Six-Month Sentence

CCC Ready To Bolster  Farm Prices  Federal Help For Some Product: Seen Necessary

New Angle Enters Picture  Government Watches Weakening Farm Markets

Wheat Already Under Parity —  May Need Supports, Not Ceiling, on Farm Prices

Farm Price Drops May Soon Pose New Headaches   Government May .Have to Invoke Supports to Stop Excaceciva Sathacke

Kansas City Area Still Strangled By Flood   Nation’s Costliest Water Disaster;  Flames Add  To Destruction —

Costliest Flood Rages In Kansas   Vast Area on Emergency Basis; Congress to Rush Aid.

Receding Rivers Cheer Thousands Driven From  Homes By Record Flood   Truman Designates Inundated Sections As Disaster Areas And Asks Congress To Appropiate Emergency Relief Fund

Flood Chokes Entire Gateway To Southwest  _ Water Damage ~ Called Heaviest te TL OR Hieea pe

FLOODS MAINTAIN DEVASTATING GrlP ON KANSAS AREAS   75,000 Persons Evacuated; 400,000 Affected by Disaster   DAMAGE SOARS.   Loss Is Expected to Reach Half Billion; Congress to Act

Flood Waters Pushing Down Missouri Hit Other Cities   Costliest Deluge in Naticn’s History Still Has Two Kansas Citys in Grip: Fire Raging

Flood Holds Grip on Kansas City   Muddy Waters Gush Over 400 Miles As Disaster Spreads

Kansas River Slowly Receding in Some Areas  Big Missouri River Begins To Overflow In St Lannie Vicinity

Wire-Tapping Breaks Law, Costello Sa ys  Senate Crime Group Accused As Hearing Enters Seeond. Davy

COSTELLO Is MUM ON AMOUNT OF HIS WEALTH   Probers Discuss Openly Possibility Of Deportation

Gives Own Story of  Spy Work   ‘No Fair Trial Possible In Italy in Holohan Death Mystery.’

Highway Reorganization Bill Scored by House Democrats; More Funds for Roads Souaht.

WESTERN DIPLOMATS TO MEET WITH RUSSIA IN ATTEMPT TO ‘EASE EAST-WEST DIFFERENCES

Russian Note Denies Responsibility For World Tension; But Big 3 Reaffirm Their Charves

Big Four Will Start Talks in ‘Paris Monday   But U. S. Expresses Open Skepticism of Any Real Results Toward Easing Tension; Gromyko to Represent Soviet.

U.S. Skeptical As Diplomats Set To Meet   No Real Change Seen In Soviet Attitude Expressed in Notes

Agree to Preliminary Four-Power Talks at Paris, but Doubt Results

us. Skeptical Soviet, Western Diplomats To Begin Talks on Monday

U, §. SKEPTICAL IN OUTCOME OF CONFERENCE   State Department Says Kremlin’s Attitude . Has Not Changed

U.S. 1S GLOOMY OVER OUTCOME OF BIG 4 PARLEY   No Sign of Any Real Change in Attitude of Soviets

Russia, West To Confer in Paris Monday   U.S. Holds Little Hope for Easing Of World Tension

Foreign Aid bill Gets Senate Nod   Differences Still To Be Ironed Out

SENATE PASSES THE FOREIGN AID BILL   Additional Quarter Billion Is Chopped Off First   ‘BILLIONS FOR EUROPE

Foreign Aid Bill Approved   Senate Vote, 61-5, Goes To Conference

Quick Signing Of Japanese Treaty Sighted  U. S. Predicts Soviet   U. S. Predicts Soviet Delaying Efforts To Have Little Effect

U.S. Seores Russian Aim On Jap Pact  Predicts Quick Okay Of Treaty

Most Delegates In No Mood For Obstructionism   State Dept. Hits ‘Russian Opposition Tactics On Treaty

QUICK JAP TREATY ACTION PREDICTED   U. S. BELIEVES RUSSIAN EF. FORTS TO DELAY SiGNING WILL FALL.

United States Expects Quick Pact Approval   State Department : Assails Russia For . _Attempting Delays

Quick Signing Of Japanese Treaty Sighted  U. S. Predicts Soviet Delaying Efforts ee eee ee ee a

Tot, 2, Rescued 4 Hours after Tumbling into Well Shaft by Frantic Workmen

Rescuers Reach Two-Year-Old Girl Four Hours After She Fell In Well

Keeps Sinking as Rescuers Dig Parellel Shaft: Girl, 2, Saved After 4 Hours 12 Feet Down in Mudhole

Was Waist Deep In Mud Girl Recovers In Hospital After Rescue From Well:

Perry-Co. Added To 15th District  Governor Accepts New Measure Boosting Truck License Fees

it's Snowtime i in the Rockies   ~ v, i vv,  Cold Read Creeping a After Sinn

Denver Reports 3 Inches; Cold ls Headed East   Balmy Weather Holds On Eastern Seaboard  By UNITED PRESS

Bradley Denies Discussing Cease-Fire Proposal in Korea With British Chiefs

Bills May Produce Big Shakedown Clues   Investigators Recess for Holidays Without Questioning Mysterious Flaure

Probers May Find Clue to Solve Tax Shakedown  House Investigators Have Taken Recess For the Holidays

TAX HEARINGS RECESS UNTIL AFTER HOLIDAY   House Investigators Plan Further Probe In Teitelbaum Shakedown Case.

Leaders Mourn For Sen. Vandenberg  Acheson, Sawyer, Harriman To Attend

FUNERAL RITES FOR VANDENBERG   Will Be Held Saturday Leaders Of Nations Pay Tribute

Vandenberg Death - Mourned By Nation Loss Of Senator Termed  « Setback To Cause Of Warld Peace

Pay Homage to. Sen, Vandenbere   Truman Sends Top Aide to Funeral”

IOHNSTON WILL SIGN WAGE PLAN. RUT FAVORS COCT.OF.LIVING BOOSTS AND ERINGE BENEFITS

Eric Johnston Orders — Flexible Waqe Formula   Economic Stabilizer Will Meet Some of Organized Labor's Demands-on Pay Increases.

They Laugh At GBS Even In His Grave But Playwright  May Yet Have The Tac Vaff’

Alive or Dead, People All Over the World Laugh and Joke at George B. Shaw

Raging Storms Batter North _ Atlantic Ports   Death Toll Reaches 37; French Coast Hit Hard By- Mountainous Seas

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Search Plane Wreckage for Clues to Cause of Crash

Stephenson Will Bow to Extradition   Former. Hoosier Klan Dragon Ready to Surrender to Indiana Authorities.

Illinois House Passes Bill For 4 Cents Gas Tax  GWAGHERAE Seo Doras.   Governor's Five Cent Increase Is Rejected by Group

West Asks Russia te  Agree to Big Four  Ministers’ Meeting Would Let Reds Rais  Controversial Questions At Conference Itself

 ‘Too Early To Be Sure’ _ Brannon Says New Order May  ‘Cut Future Beef Production

Rollback Order To Bring Change   Brannan Predicts More Beef Over  Year; Less Later

Secretary of Agriculture Predicts Price Rollback On Cattle May Put More Beef on Dinner Tables In Next Year or Two. But Less Within Five Y ears

Increase Soon, ‘Less Later .... ‘ More Beef Seen  In Price Rollback

Cattle Drop Is Forecast  . Brannan Says Price   . Brannan Says Price Rollback Will Hurt

Brannan Admits Rollback Impact  Meat Supply Drop "Expected by U.S.

Different View On Beef Outlook   Rollback of Prices Causes Confusion

Brannan Predicts More Beef Now: Less Hence   Price Ceiling Rollback To Put More On Dinner Table Now But Claims Shortages To Come In Few Years.

2IVRM CLOUDS GATRER  Too Early to Be Sure of Beef Price Rollbacks’ Says Brannan

Control Will Bring More Meat to U. S.  Tables: Brannan  But Will Mean Less Meat In

BRANNAN HITS PRICE CUTBACK   Will Affect Beef Supply In 3-5 Years, House — Committee Told

Brannan Sees Less Beef In 3 To 5 Years   Signs Of Possible Butter Shortage Alsc Show Up In Report

Less Meat 5 Years Off  Is Forecast   Price Rollback Might Give More Beef for Next Year or Two, He Says   Qualifies Remarks   Says, However, Nation Will Have to Watch Developments

Brannan. Predicts Beef Rollback will Moan Lecx Meat -:   Gains in Next Year. May Be' Followed by Shorter. Supplies for U.S Save Secretary

Brannan Sees Good Two-Year Supply Of Beel   Bul Rollback To Mean Less In Three To Five Youre. Secretary Save

Brannan Worried About Long  Range Effect Of Beef Rollback   FORECAST EXPLAINED

Beef Rollback Affects Future  Present Supply Good Brannan Renorte

Brannan Sees a Chance Of Less Meat on Tables   QUALIFIES STALEMENT

Beef Rollback To Cut Supply Brannan Says   Agriculture Dept. Head Testifies Before House Agriculture Committee

Brannan Expects More Beef on Tables in 1952   Drop in 3 to 5 Years Hence, Says Agriculture Chief

Sec. Brannan Modifies His Prediction on Beef Supply  Says There May Be More in Next Year   Says There May Be More in Next Year Or Two But Less in Three ¢o Five Years

Brannan Sights Beef Shortage   Believes Rollback to Have Long-Range Effect on Production

BRANNAN GIVES VIEWS OF PRICE ROLLBACK  More Beet at Present. Less in Three Years

More Beef on Dinner Tables For Year or Two  Rollback to Bring “Less in 3 to 5 Years

Long-Range Beef Production Drop Seen by Brannon  Price Order May Put More Meat on Tables Now, But Less Later

Forecasts Less Beef In 5 Years   Defense Units Set New Curbs In 5 Orders

Beannan Gives Forecast Sees Future Problems  For Rollback In Cattle

More Beef for U.S. Predicted   First 2 Years, Then to Drop: Brannan

Rollback Means More Meat Now.  ‘But Less In Future, Says Brannan

Brannan Changes His Prediction On Beef Supplies   Ag. Secretary . Now Visions Fewer Cattle Years Hence

Sees Future Beef Pinch   Brannan Says Rollback Likely to Prompt Sale Of Too Many Cattle Now

Lads Take Most Of Pig Prizes - South Plains Youths Stock Show Winners

 Bulldozers, Heavy Diggers, ‘Shove is  Usee To Free Man Trapped In Well; Rescue Effected In Zero Weather

Man Saved After Well Collapses   Bulldozers Used To Free Victim, Trapped 18 Hours

MAN TRAPPED AT BOTTOM OF WELL RESCUED   Son Holds Wall Back 7 Hours; Bulldozer Dig Rescue  Hole.

‘SON BRACES COLLAPSING WALLS  ‘Rescuers Free Man Trapped in Well

Rescuers: Remove Man From Cavein   Son Is Called Hero Of Father's Rescue; Trapped For 18 Hours

WOH g8CTO OF IYORT* & Bhat chat Anal Men Working In Sub-Freezing Weather Rescue Man Trapped In 5-Foot Well

Rescuers Struggle 18 Hours to Save Man Trapped by Cave-In of Well Walls

Man Trapped by Well Cavein Rescued After Eighteen Hours   Son Keeps Walt From Tumbling Onto Fathe:

Son Supports Weak Wall Until Rescue  51-Year-Old Father “Carried From Hole While Wife Watche

Dig With Their Hands Rescuers Work 18 Hours To \Bring Up Man Trapped in Well

Rescuers Free Man Trapped 18 Hours In Well In Oregon   Fierce Winds Hit California

MAN SAVED FROM BOTTOM OF WELL   Son Is Hero of Rescue Effort at Pendleton

General, In Visit to Front, Asserts Allied Army to Fight In Korea As Long ‘As United Nations Orders It

‘Here to Stay, Mac Declares   Position Affirmed In Visit to Korea

Allies To Fight on In Korea   MacArthur Visits Front, Promises No One Will Drive U.N. Troons Into Seda

MacArthur Says Allies Will Fight On UN Orders  “No One Will Driv wT gg on ce ae . a   “No One Will Drive Us Into Sea’ Is  General’s Pledge Rv JOHN RANDOLPH

Allies Will Fight as Long as U. N. Orders: ‘Won’t Be Driven Into Sea,’ Says MacArthur

M Arthur Says Allied Army to Stick in Korea  Confident General   Confident General Licks Bilin Wil  To Korean Front

Will Fight ‘Til Told Toe Quit   Only UN Can Halt War, He Says, In Korea

"No One Is Going fo Drive Us Into Sea,” MacArthur Says On Allied Headquarters Visit  Commander Says Army Will. Fight In Korea as Long as UN Orders

On Surprise Visit to Front in Korea MacArthur Declares Allies Will Stay There As Long As They Are Told To

MEANING fi) FLALN  MacArthur Says Troops Will Stay as Long as U. N. Rules It

Allied Forces Fight As Long As UN Orders   Commander Flies T¢ Korean War Front

The Weather   Utahns Safe As Colorado Slide Kills 2   J. S. Cornwall Family Has Narrow Escape

Democrats Block  GOP Policy Bill   No Comment Issued On Republican Caucus Before Senate Session

Leopard Freed. In Circus Wreck Shot By Hunter   Seven Animals . Still Roam Woods

Kill Circus Leopard In React Hunt   Lone Arkansas Hunter Bulls Wild Animal; Posses Search for Others

No-Hit Ace of Junior Loopers Ineffective on the  Mound   Being a Tough Guy Has Paid Off for Broderick Crawford

Reds Throu Artillery At Allies   Two Red Assaults Are Thrown Back By UN Infantry

Twice Crushed By UN Troops  Haavy Artillery      Heavy Artillery Fire Fail to Dislodqe GI's

Red Artillery Opens Up On Korean Front   Communist Assault Southeast of Kumsong Is Beaten Off hy United Nations Troops.

Communists Throw Largest Artillery Barrage Since Spring Offensive .

Group Works On Tax Bill   Senators Seeking To Knock ‘Hump’ Qut of Program

‘Butcher’ Cook Cowers in Jail. Silent at Hearing   Faces Murder And Kidnaping Charges   Pictures on Pare 4

‘Cook Cowers in Jail Cell As Authorities Map Plans To  Prosecute Him for Killings

Cook Cowers in Silence in Jail, Denies Killings  Claims He Was Blacked Out At  Time of Murders

Cook Cowers in Calif. Jail Cell   Bodies of Mosser Family Recovered from Joplin Mine

Slayer of 8 Is Returned To San Dieao   William Cook :Maintains. Sul ~‘lence:“ Silence; Bodies of Mosser “Family. Found “in Joplin; Mo.; Mine Shaft

Mock Bombing Of Sault Area Set for April 16   People Learn What . They Must ‘Undergo’

Soo Prepares For April 16 Mock Bombing  Civil Defense Maps Emeraency Plans

Leiby Asks Reversal Of Sentence   Local Man’s Case Before Florida Supreme Court For Argument

Truman's System.   . . . at , dn + ? a Pat { De heeded. ae ; é  ee

‘World Situation ls Worse Than in Fall’-Marshall   Defense Head Worries About Future of Bill For Military Training

Marshall Sees Complacency as Danger to U. S.   Fears Relaxation By Congress Will Cripple Nation’s  Military Pragram

Says Danger Is Greater ‘Than Ever   Period of Tension  Just Beginning, With Red Threat Everywhere Declares Marshall

U.N. Believed to Be Pressing for Buffer Zone Along  Battle Line   SHOWERS DOT STATE

OLD YEAR LEAVES WITH BLUSTERING   A “Has-Been™ 1950 Take: Parting Shot With Strong Winds

OLD YEAR LEAVES WITH BLUSTERING   A “Has-Been” 1950 Takes Parting Shot With Strong Winds   TWO NEW °51 BABIES

News of the Creston Area  Servicemen   Donald L. Moore Awarded Badaoae

Egypt fo Reveal Today Decision On 4-Power Paci   Cairo Papers Say Answer Will Be Decisive ‘No’

lke Says Reds Would Be Fools To Start War   Made Statements On Feb. 1; Says He'd Use Bomb If Advantageous

He’d Use Atomic Bomb If It Wonld Help Russ Leaders Would Be ‘Fools’ To Start War Now, Ike Declares

General's Testimony  Released   Declares Soviets Would Be ‘Really Fools’ To Open Wai

General Atso Says He'd Use Atomie Bomb fustantly If Necessary; Views Presented Refore Senate Foreign Relations Cammitice

Six-Weeks-Old Testimony Shows Ike Wouldn’t Hesitate in Use of A-Bomb

Investigation Launched Into Mine Disaster In  Which 12 Miners Died

Of Missing Diplomats ‘Third Man‘ Introduced In Britain’s Mystery

Mysterious American Is Key Figure in Case Of Two British Dinlomats Who Disappeared

Yank Third Man In Diplomat Case   Missing Britisher Said To Have Broken Date With American Student

American Is Involved in Strange Case   Name of Medical Students Connected With Missing Diplomat

, EGYPT ECHOES SOVIET LINE ON ARMS PLAN   Russian Move Is Blow To Hopes Of  Lessening Tension

United States Replies, ‘Look Who's Talking   Soviet Union Claims Roosevelt-Litvinoff Accord Violated

US Troops Go Ahead Slowly Through Mud   Maj. Gen. Bryant Moore Killed in Helicopter Crash Into Han River  BULLETIN

Another U.S. General Lost   Heart Attack After Crash Fatal to Moore

Mine Workers Still Protesting  About 21,000 Idle In Northern Part Of West Virginia

Bracewell Ends Filibuster In Texas House  Redistricting Bill Withdrawn After All-Night Talks

FILIBUSTER IN SENATE ENDED BY BRACEWELL   Senator Calls Off Fight After Long Redistricting Talk

Filibuster Paralyzes Legislature   Houston Senator Debates Attempt At Redistricting

Bracewell Ends Filibuster In Texas House  Redistricting Bill Withdrawn After   Redistricting Bill Withdrawn After All-Night Talks

BIG 4 PLANS DISARMAMENT TALKS REPORT   East and West Basic Positions Still Are Said to Be Unchanged.

ANTI-TRUMAN NOTE COSTS OFFICER JOB   Navy Lieutenant Fired for Letter Critical of % Administration

Iranian Red Riot Hurts About 100   Melee Is Caused By World Court Decision On Oil

Hundred Injured In Anti-Red Riot   Army Forces Goose -Step In Abadan Parade

Pro-Red Faction, Labor Party Riot ch lran Capita  *¥ wee   Officers Restore Peace After One Hundred Are Iniured

IRAN RED YOUTHS, -LABORITES CLASH IN TEHRAN RIOTS   Street Fights Mark Heotic Day as Army Parades Troops   100 ARE INJURED   Edict Bars AlOG Manager from Country; Premier to Extend Control

100 Are Injured As Communists, Laborites Clash   Demonstrators Protes Court’s Oil Decision

Boom in Copper Is Forecast for Upper Peninsula  Potential Cited By Metallurgists

Asteroid Moving Rapidly In “Peculiar Flight” —  Baby Planet May Pass Near Earth

Czech Attacks Peace Treaty   Woman Delegate Foils To Touch Off Anticipated Fireworks

Reds Fire a “Damp” Second Round, With Czech Delegate Qpposing Signing in Speech Far From Gromyko's Form.

Russians Held Ready to Quit Treaty Parley   Czech Representative Flays Occupation Policies In Reich. Japan

Government Taking Hand In View Of Tennessee Kentucky Ban      ANTI-TRUST ACTION PENDS AGAINST PROS

Ominous Lull Settles Over Korean Fronts; Ground Troops: Rest   ~ News From Fronts~

Controls Defended By DiSalle   Inflation Would Ruin Us Without Them, Price Chief Tells Democrat Parley

DiSalle Believes If Direct Controls Are Not Imposed, Inflation Will Destroy U.S.

DiSalle Defends Price-Wage Contro To Halt Inflation  Tells Democrats — Indirect Controls

ITS CONTROLS OR INFLATION SAYS DI SALLE   ‘Addresses Demo Meeting Where Boyle Says GOP is Desperate.

SAYS INFLATION WILL DESTROY AMERICA   if Controls On Prices Are Not Imposed   Fears Worst Inflationary Situation In History Of United States

DI SALLE WARNS INFLATION MAY DESTROY NATION   DECLARES DIRECT CONTROLS NEEDED TO AVERT DISASTER

Inilafion Is Grave Danger To U.S. Future   DiSalle Says That The Nation Will Be Destroyed if Direct Controls Not Applied

DiSalle Says Inflation Will Destroy America. If Controls Are NotImposed

Inflation to Ruin Nation—DiSalle  OPS Head Addresses Middle West Democra' Meet at French Lick

Price Stabilizer Thinks Inflation Will Ruin U. S.   DiSalle Says Direct Controls Needed To Keep Balance In Nation’s Economy

Direct Controls Are Defended by Price Stabilizer  Lack Would Destroy

bee Direct Controls Or Inflation Will Ruin America, Says DiSalle

Direct Controls Needed to Save U.S Declares DiSalle  That Inflation Can  Rissteauw Amarien

UN PEACE TEA ALERTED: TALKS MAY BE RESUMED   UN Air Force Is Keeping Up Attack On Red Lines

Southwestern Bell Pushes Phone Expansion In First Year Operation in Southeast Mo.

Soviet Effort To Aid Her Ally Beaien by West   2 Other Important Issues Discussed In Plenary Session

Soviet Bloc Loses Agair   U. N. General Assembly  Slaps Down Try to Seat Red Chine

Italy Approved For Membership; Russia Objects  itsk ei aie ce, Seen S

Attempt to Seat Red China in UN Fails; Italy OK'd   General Assembly Turns Down Soviet Bloc by 39-7 Vote

U.N. DEFEATS BID TO SEAT RED CHINA   Big Four Prepare Final Positions On Disarmament.

UN Blocks Soviet ‘Seat Reds Move   Secret Disarmament Talks Probably Will End in Stalemate

RED CHINA AGAIN REFUSEL SEAT IN UN   ‘White Russia Tries To Bypass Decision To Belay Jeera

UN Slaps Down Soviet Move To Seat China   Little Optimism Over Disarmament Talks by Big 4

New Soviet Bloc Attempt to Seat Red China Beaten   U.N. Assembly Also Urges Approval of Italy's Membership Application

New Red China: UN Bid Rejectec   General Assembly Blacks Seating

Soviet Bloc Slapped Dowr By UN Grour   Russian Proposal To Seat Red China, Oust Nationalists 1s Given Whipping

 U.N. Assembly Defeats Reds On China Seat         Soviet Move Ts Slappec Down, 39-7; May Ask Place for Italv

‘New Effort by Soviet Bloc for Ouster of Nationalists Slapped  Down at Paris

Down Soviet Bloc Attempt fo Seal Red China in U.N.   Big Four Prepare Final Disarmament Positions for Secret Meeting.

General Assembly Slaps Down Try For Red Chinese   Soviet Bloc Attempt To Oust Nationalists Is Given Heave-Ho

Assembly Okays Italian Plea For Membership  wo Kerceirane   White Russians Denounce Report By Credentials Group Recoagnizina Chiang

Legislature Stews Over Anti-Strike Law Prov'ems   Constitutionality Tests Are Recommended in Tavlor Utility Rulings.

Still Dispute Anti-Strike Act   Repealer Tabled By Vote in House  Of 71 to 64

Government Can't Enforce Controls ~ Prices Of Consumer Goods Climb Hiaher

New High Marks Set on Prices of Some Commodities   Government Is In No Position to Enforce Price Cantrals as Items Sour to New Haighte

CHRISTIAN UNITY GCGED BY PONTIFF   Divided And Dispersed Christians  ] Cannot Continue Te Loe     ‘Kime He sava

Pope Calls For United DriveAgains'  Communism   No More Time ShouldBeWasted, Pontiff Pleads in Eneveclical Letter

Pope Appeals For Union of Christians   Points to Grave Danger From Assaults of Communism.

sinion Divided Ca Dralt Needs Incluction of Youths  Of 18 Is Meeting  Bistna Qranacitian

Congress and Marshall Split Qn Dratt Law   Committee Balks at Draft of 18-Year-Old—Compromise Plan Is Rejected by Marshall

Compromise Draft Plan  Draws Fire  Move To Limit Use Of 18-Year-Olds Hit By Marshall

Leaders Differ Over the Need To Call 18-Year-Olds   Marshall Against Restricting Combat Duty Until Age 19

VIEWS DIFFER ON PROPOSED AGE 18 DRAFI   Marshall Says Prohibiting Their Use In War Would Cause Confusion

Need of Taking . 18 Yr. Old Boys Is Much Debatec  _ Marshail Says Delay - Could Hinder Army

SHARP DIFFERENCES   Military, Congress Leaders at Odds . on Draft Questions

Marshall Fights ‘Strings’  Issue of 18-Year-Old Draft Stirs Bitter Hearing Clashes

Military, Solons Differ On Need For 18-Year-Olds   Marshall Is Against Plan Keeping Men From Combat Until They Reach 19th Yea

NEED OF-DRAFTING BOYS, 18, SPLITS SOLONS, MILITARY.   Marshal Sees Confusion ht Plan To Induct Them For Duty In U. S. Only

Draft of 18-Years Stirs Rift   Marshall Objects to Restrictions for Overseas Duty

Wide Split Over Drafting Men 18   Army Can Do Without Them Texas Sen. Johnson Says

Leaders Differ Sharply on Need for Youth Dratt   18-Year-Olds Are Not Needed to Reach June Quota, Says Senator

18-Year-Old Draft Opposed   Ceongrestional Opposition Cevelops; Restrictions in Their Usa Proposed

Firing Is Backed By Collins   General Says He Long Thought ‘Mac Might-Lose Post

Army Chief Says Mac Violated Military Orders  Collins Testifies Drive to Yalu River

Says He Agreed With Truman’s Final Decision   Joint Chiefs Certain Russians Are Flying Some Chinese Plane:

Collins Says MaeArthur ViolatedOrder:  Sending Troops To  wW.Il. D:..... f'.¥. 3   Sending Troops To Yalu River Called Breach Of Directive

Mac Violated. Military Orders Claims Collins  Staff Chief Witness At M’Arthur Hearini

Collins Thought Mac Should Have Been Removed Earlier   Harper Asks Missionaries to Reconsider Stand on Sale of Liquor to Indians

CITED BY COLLINS   Army General Says MacAr thur Went Against Directive

Sure Russians Flying Planes In Korean War   Soviet Equipment Used By Chinese Troops, Gen. Collins Says

Gen. Collins Says MacArthur Violated Orders   Makes Statement Before Senate Inquiry Group

‘Mac Violated Military ‘Orders When He Sent U.S. Troops to Yalu, Collins Says

M’‘Arthur Wrong In Sending Troops To Yalu, Collins Avers   Several Senators Not Satisfied With Chief Of Staff Statements

Calls Drive to Yalu Contrary To Staff Orders  Says He Thought Of Firing Mac Before Truman Did

Military Directive Violated   Troop Deployment On Yalu Was Against Orders, Gen. Collins  Bmtaemc Gannesre

Calls Drive fo Yalu River Border Order Violation   Tells Senators Pentagon Mapping New, Secret Plan

Collins Reveals He Termed Firing Necessary Event   Also Says That New And Secret Plan Of War Is Being Mappec

‘MacArthur Did Not Comply With Order’   Chief of Staff Says MacArthur Had “Clearcut’ Order, Violated It When He Sent US Troops to Yalu River

Collins Says M’Arthur Broke Orders Sending Troops to the Yalu River

Cites Move Of G.L.'s to Yalu River   General Voices Belief Russians Flying Red Chinese Planes.

Drive To Yalu Unauthorized,  General Says  Tells Senators He Thought   Tells Senators He Thought  Of Ouster Before Truman.

Army Chief Testifies In  M Arthur Probe   Senators Told Captu zed Chinese Equipment is “Mostly Russian”

Claims General Disobeyed Orde On Yalu Action   Chief Of Staff Member Approved yMW Arthur Firing

Raps MacArthur Action .. . Collins Cites Violation of Army Order

MacArthur Violated Top Orders   Collins tLestilys VDeposed UN Chief Had Clear-cut Directive About Border  CONCURS ON DISMISSAL   Joint Chiefs Forbad Use Of Other Than South  Koreans at Frontier

Red War Tools Mostly Russian   Chinese Planes Piloted by Russians, He Says

U.». Troops To Keep From Yalu River  Cammand Wae Ta   Command Was To Send ROKs There, Not Americans

Says MacArthur Violated Orders  Collins Testifies Drive to Yalu fe Snecific Example

MacArthur Disobeyed, Says Chief   Violated Orders in Driving to Yalu, Collins Testifies

Army Chief Testifies Collins Considered Removal  Of Gen. MacArthur’ Earlier

Says MacArthur _ Violated Orders — In Korea Offensive   “Collins Testifies Joint Chiefs Told General Not to Use U.S. Troops Near China

Staff Chief Raps Sending U. S. Troops fo Border   Military Necessity Said Reason for General’s Action

Collins Says MacArthur Violated Orders   Had Considered Dismissal Before  President Acted

Advance to Yalu Exceeded Command: General Contends   Army Chief of Staff Backs Both Removal and Current Strateay in Korean Wor

The Yalu Attack Is Sore Spot   Chief of Staff Says M’Arthur’s Uge of U.S Troops in November Violation of Orders

‘Sending of U. 5. Troops Across Yalu River Was Contrary to Wishes of Joint Chiefs of Staff

Army Chief Of Staff Says Pentagon Mapping New Plan For Korean Figeht

Collins Claims MacArthur Push Violated Orders  Testifies General Was Told To Halt Short of Yalu

CollinsThought FiringM Arthur Needed Earlier   Army Chief Convinced Red Chinese Planes Flown By Russians

Statt Chiets Sure Russians I'ly Red Planes   Army Chief Collins Says He Thought of MacArthur Ouster Before President Did

Mac. Violated Orders, Says Gen. Collins   Told Not To Send Troops To Yalu River, Chief Of Staff Declares

YO COUNTERMANDING-ACTION TAKEN  M’Arthur Violated Orders in Drive to Yalu, Says Collins

BACKS BRADLEY IN ANALYSIS OF KOREAN STRATEG)   CHIEF OF STAFF HAD DECIDED EARLIER, GENERAL MUST GO

May Be Up To Senate To Decide McCarthy  Case   Question Power Of Committee

Study Right to Hold Hearings On McCarthy   GOP Colleague Says He Doubts Group Is Able To Proceed Yet

Murray Leads Off ClO Meet   Group Weighs Peace Offer From AFL Head

€i0 Convention Opens; Get New Offer From AFL   ‘Murray Not Taking Senior Union Offer Seriously At Meet

CIO Convenes, Ponders Peace  Offer By AFL   Murray Turns Cold Shoulder To Latest Proposal By Green

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 Breaking Up of United Labor Po Policy Committee Assailed: AFL Olive Branch Treated Lightly by Murray As CIO Opens Its Convention in New York

'Trial for Airmen To Start Nov. 26  ‘In Supreme Court      CIO Read Bits  Rival’s Tactics

Ambush Blame Denied by U.N.   Neutrality Breach Laid To Korean Civilians

Army Hangs Seven Nazi War Criminals, All Charged With Atrocities Under Hitler Rule

One-Time Nazis Pay with Lives  For War Crimec   Group Convicted of Mass Murder of Millions Hanged in Germany by U. S, Army After Final Appeal Is Denied—Their Deaths. Terminate Four Years of Teoe? Ben...

WAR CRIMINALS DIEON GALLOWS   ab Of 275 Nazis Convicted In War Crimes Trials Are Hanged.

Nazis Finally Executed ForMass:Murder..   “Seven War Criminals Die On Gallows When Last Appeal Denied

Henchmen Carrying Out Hitler Policy. Of Racial  Extermination Executed   Officers Of Elite SS Guard Dropped To Deaths After U. S. Court Rejects Last Of Long Series Of Mercy Appeal:

Last 7 German War Criminals Finally Hanged   Nazi Henchmen Lose Series of Appeals for Mercy

U.S. Hangs Convicted Nazis   Last Seven War Crimi nals Die Today After Supreme Court Denies Appeal for Clemency

Five Leaders Of Infamous SS  Are Executed  U.S. Troops Guard Against Violence

Seven Nazis Are Hanged By US Army   Men Are Last to Die of 275 Condemned by War Crimes Tribunal  in 1946-47  Each Gives Speech     ‘Men Tell World to Be  Careful of ‘Friends’  .  of Germany

Execute Seven War Criniitials Hold Executions On fh. Bay Annivercary

Nazi Criminals Hanged by Army   Three SS Generals Among Seven Executed Today For Wanton Wartime Slaughter of Thousands

;Seven Convicted Nazi War Criminals Die On Gallows; Last Of 275 Condemned By U.S. War Crimes Tribunals

Last of 275 Condemned By U.S. War Crimes Tribunals 7 Nazis, Guilty of Mass-Murdering Millions, Finally Hanged After 4-Year Court Battle

‘Seven Nazi Wer Criminals Are Hanged ‘By Army For Mass Murder Of Millions

Seven Nazi War Criminals Are _ Hanged In German Prison Today As End Of Four-Year Legal Fight

Seven Nazis Hanged For  War Crimes   Hitler Aides, Convicted As Mass Murderers, Die As Appeals Fail

Nazi War Criminals Hanged For Murders   Three Generals, Two Cal. anels Die After Appeals Fail

7 War Criminals Die On Gallows For Mass Murder   Were Last Of 275 Persons Condemned  By US Tribunals

War Criminals Die on Gallows As Appeal Fails  Nazis Hang After So 2 go )

SEVEN NAZIS HANGED FOR WAR GUILT   SS Leaders Pay for Crimes  With Death

Last of Hitler Killers Hanged   Executed by U.S. Army for Mass Murders af Milliang

7 German Criminals “xeeuted   Last Of Hitler’s S:5 Officers Hang In Reich Prison

U. S. HANGS SEVEN NAZI WAR CRIMINALS   LAST OF 275 TO PAY WITH LIVES FOR WAR CRIMES

 They Wiped Out Millions  Seven Nazi War Criminals Hanged in German Prison

Seven Nazi Criminals  Hanged By U. S. Army   Last Of 275 Condemned By War-Crimes Tribunals Die In Prison Where Hitler Wrote ‘Mein Kampf’

Nazi Criminals Die On Gallows  Last Seven Hang At Landsberg, Germany

Supreme Court Refuses Review  Seven Nazi War Criminals Hanged At German Prison   U.S. Army Sends Mass Murderers to Gallows after Pleas for Mercy Fail; SS Leaders Condemned for Slaughter

Weather   Seven Nazi War Criminals Die On U.S. Gallows   Guilty of Mass Murders During World War Il

7 War Criminals Die in Germany  For Mass Killings  Court Denies Mercy Appeal; All Give

CRIMINALS DIE AT ROPE’S END   U.S. Army Hangs Last of 275 Persons Condemned for Atrocities.

7 Nazi War Criminals Hanged by U.S. Army   three Generals, Two Colonels and ‘Two Junior Officers fsecuted for Carrying Out Hiller's Policy of Racial Extermination: Prison Heavily Guarded

WAR CRIMINALS 60 TO GALLOWS   Seven Nazi Germans, Convicted of Mass Murder of Millions, Hiniged By U.S. Army. ow,

Seven Nazi € S Criminals  i  Finally Die   They Are Hanged By U.S. Army At Landsberg

Last of Nazi War Criminals, Seven Who Conducted Mass Murders OF Millions, Are Hanged Today

SEVEN GERMAN WAR CRIMINALS - HANGED BY U.S   Nazis Go to Gallows After Vair Appeal to Supreme Court.

7 German Criminals Executed  Lees OH beled. Oe   Last Of Hitler's 5: Officers Hang In Reich Prison

Seven Hanged As Murderers At Landsbere   Nazi War Criminals Are Put To Death After Their Convictions Ob Mass Murder Charges

Nazis Hanged For War Crimes  Seven Refused--- ~Last Minute Plena

World’s First Atomic Submarine Is On Way to Being Constructed By U.S.

NEW U. S. ATOMIC SUBMARINE IS EXPECTED TO REVOLUTIONIZE SEA WARFARE OF THE -FUTURE

Atom Sub To Revolutionize ‘Warfare   Congress Lets $40 Million Contract For Construction

New Underseas Craft Expected In Two Years   Ability To Remain Submerged Biq Item

Crisis In Israel Ends Temporaril\  Ben-Gurion Presents Cabinet To Solons

Atlantic Pact Nations Order Line Drawn On Red Agaressors In Europe

NATO Group Recommends  Admission of Greece. Turkey {ad f Gi Turkey.

Kuropean Detense  Is Set Up   Atlantic Pact ORs Turkey And Greece

12 Nations Draw Line In Europe   Russia Warned Against Moving Toward West

State Assembly May Adjourn Over Tax Snag   House GOP Leaders Give Reluctant OK To Plan for Recess

Transit Company Wiil Sell Buses  Marion Residents Cant Win! First Busmen Strike, Then Cabs Hike Fare:

Kremlin Sees Korea Blunder Says Diplomat   Harriman Asserts Russ Expected Quick Red Victory, U. N. Failure

Korea Truce  Won't Stop Defense Plan   Defense Mobilizer Tell Senate Tax Program Must Be Passed

Reds Realize Their Blunder.  Says Harriman   Expected To Attain Easy Victory And Discredit American Leadership,  Asserts U.S. Official

Harriman Says Reds See Korea As ‘Big Blunder’   Kremlin Now Aware Plan Has Backfired

Kremlin Regards War as Blunder, Harriman Thinks  Expected to Attain An Easy Victory

Harriman Calls  Korea Major  Red Blunder   Sparkman Rejects Any Settlement On 28th Parallel

Harriman Says Attack on Korea a Major Blunder   Kremlin Expected an Easy Victory But U.N. Upset Hopes, He Says

ailure in Korea AO Cet naps I rae tin Renee ma  Kremlin Regards Red Attack Major Blunder, Says Harriman

No Relaxing is Harriman Admonition   Believes Kremlin Regards Red Attack  In Korea Blunder

Kremlin Regards Korea As ‘Major Blunder,’ W. Averell Harriman Thinks

HARRIMAN IN PLEA AGAINST RELAXING NOW   Truman Assistant Says Kremlin Holds  Korea Major Error

Red Base Falls To U. 5. Forces; Buildup Seen   Believe Commies Are Massing For Counter-Attack

(Enemy Clinging To Stronghold ‘On West Front   Communist Force Retreats Beyoud 38th Parallel; ADing Fniter City

Glaze Disrupts Business And Ties Un Traffic   Many Schools Closed in Large Cities

Dwindling Funds Slow Legislature In Race To Close  Two Major Actions Hold Key To Date Of Adjournment

U.S. Skirted, Bermuda Due For Hurricane   Fifth ‘Big Blow’ Of Season Expected To Strike Tonight

Storm Heads For Bermuda   Expected Late Tonight; Ship Caught in Middle

Deaths Soar In British Flu Outbreak  250,000 Are III In North Ensland

Truman Flies Home To Talks OnNew Budget   President Closes Christmas Visit at Missouri Home

Doomed Girl, 18, Gives Up Sailor  Atlanta Lung Cancer Victim Won't Marry

COMMUNIST ALBANIA REPORTED IN REVOLT   Decree Issued Calling For Suppression Of All Terrorist  Peranieatiane

British Report Revolf in Albania   Press Says 1000 Jailed, 40 Executed

Moscow-Run Albanian Rule Battles Revolt   1,000 Arrested. 40 Executed In Purge, British Press Sava

ALBANIA REPORTED GRIPPED BY REVOL   London Says Martial Law Proclaimed, 1,000 Arrested

France Lied About Pact, Reds Charge  Vishinsky Raps Atlantic Alliance

NATION PAYS DEAD HOMAGE AS SONS DI   Soldiers Pause in: Korea to Hear Message from Army Chief.

WHILE MORE DIE IN NEW BATILES—  U. S. Pays Homage to Immortal Heroes

‘AMERICA'S WAR DEAD ARE GIVEN ANNUAL TRIBUTE   Nation Tlonors Those Who Died In Former Wars While Others Fall On New Battlefields.

Nation Pays Tribute to Hero Dead Of Past Wars as More Americans Are Dving on Korean Battlefield

Nation, U.S. Forces Mark This Holiday   Soldiers in Korea, Europe  Panse to Mark Memorial  Day: Thousands Gather  In U.S. for Ceremonies

Tribute Is Paid During Memorial Day Ceremonies   Nation Pays Homage Today To War Dead  In Many Services

HOMAGE TO DEAD Exghty-Third Memorial Day Observed in Many Places Today

Gen. Van Fleet Speaks At Service In New U. N. Cemetery; Rhee Makes Talk

U.S. Dead of Past Wars Honored In Observances Throughout Land   New UN Cemetery In Korea Dedicated; Van Fleet, Rhee Speak

RUSSIA TESTS MYSTERY PLANE   American Flyers Catch - Brief Glimpses Of New Type Jet

ls Red Air Force Testing New Jet? American Flyers Spot Fighter Plane Which Reportedly Outspeeds Sabre

Report Reds Test New Jet Fighters   Claim Plane Keeps Ahead Of American Sabre

Yank Airmen Concerned with New,  Fast Russian Jet Fighter Reported ‘to Have Pulled Away’ from US Sabre

) Kept Behind Manchurian Border  New Red Mystery Jet Plane Pulls Away From U.S. Saber, Fastest Known Fighter

Red Air Force Is Believed Battle-Testing New Model Ultra-Fast Jet Over Korea

Reds May Be Battle-Testing New Highspeed Jet In Korea Fleet Craft Has Been Glimpsed

‘American Airmen Wondering If Communist Battle Testing A Newer, Faster Jef Fighter

tReds Test New Jet:  ‘Mysterious New Plane Over Kores Outruns Swift American F-86 Jet

U. S. Airmen Indicate Reds May Be Testing Ultra-Fast Jet In Battle

U.S. Airmen Sight Unusually Speedy Jet Plane in Korea, Believe  Reds May Be Testing Out New Model

Reds May Be Testing New Jet Fighter   Ultra-Highspeed Plane Roars In Skies Over Korea

Faster Than U.S. Saber?  ‘Reds May be Battle-Testing New Highspeed Jet in Korea

Russians May Be Testing New Ultra-Highspeed Jet Fighter in Korean Area

RUSSIA EXECUTED 2 ALLEGED SPice   SAYS THEY PARACHUTED INTO SOVIET UNION TO GET DATA FOR UL. 5.

Russians Claim Two U.S. Spies Were Executed   Charge Parachutists Admitted Guilt, American Training

A.F.L. Head Hits Mobilization Plan   Green Says Program's Weaknesses Could Bring Spread of Communism

A.F.L. Leader Shows Flaws in Price Program   Points to Lack of Rent Controls, High Prices, Frozen Wages

Allies Seize Key Reservoir  Drive North   First Advance Beyond Hwachon Turned Back

Reds Pull Back Suddenly From Reservoir Site   Fleeing Communists Are Hard To Find

Allied Troops Capture Dam At Hwachon  U.S. Forces Move Forward Cautiously As Rede Withdraw

Reds Retire From Hwachon Power Site After Making Stubborn Three-Day Fight

ALLIES MAKE ADVANCES IN KOREAN WAR   Launch Limited . Attacks North of Captured Power - Dam; . Enter. sHwachon Without a Fight.

Allies Move Forward After Seizing Dam   Reds Withdraw From Huge Hydro-electric Network at Hwachon

Allies Launch Attack Above Hwachon Dam   Chinese Reds Pull Back Along Central Front; UN Forces Seized Big Power Reservoir After Reds Ended Defense

Reds Withdraw, Give Up Hold On Dam Area   UN Patrols Invade North Korean Hills Without Opposition

—ADV ANCE— Allies Take Power Dam, Reds Retreat  Chinese Leave  Flood Gates Open

Allies Seize Big Reservoir  As Reds Flee   U. N. Forces Move Up Last Hillerest Near Chorwon Stronepoint

Allies in Limited Push Near Hwachor   Thousands of Men Pour Into Reservoir Area

Allies Start Limited Push   Elusive Foe Pulls Back; Few Encounters Reported

Troops Later Launch Limited Attack on Foe; First Air Alerts Sounded

ALLIED TROOPS SEIZE HWACHON POWER PLANT   REDS CONTINUE A SLOW RETREAT AS  UN FORCES ADVANCE

Allies Pour Into Power Dam Area   Chinese Reds Pull Back Suddenly From Big Reservoir

ALLIES SEIZE BIG HWACHON POWER GRID   Chinese Troops Pull Back Suddenly From Area

Allies Capture Hwachon Power  Dam From Reds Chinese Reds Pull Buck All Along Central Front

UN Forces Seize Dam, Reservoir Without Battle  Sudden Red Pullbac! Along Central Front

Reds Abandon Power Plant To Advancing Allied Troops  ‘Floodgates Stil Open After Futile Enemy Attempt to Trap Americans Below Big Dam

Enemy Pulls Back, Cause Of Retreats Is Baffling  mn   Opposition Light As Patrols Of UN  Troops Scout Area

THOUSANDS OF ALLIES POUR INTO DAM AREA   Follow Retreating Reds Near Captured Reservoir

Allies Capture Power Dam on Central Front   Then Put on Limited Drive; Elusive Reds In Sudden Pullback

Allies Launch Attack North Of Power Dam   Communists Pull Back From Big Reservoir After Defending It Stubbornly for Days

More Troop: Enter Area Around Dam   Chinese Continue go Withdraw Men On Central Front

Allies Push On After Seizing Hwachon Dam  U.N. Patrols Have Diffieulty In Finding  Stouts. Dad Teanme

Allies Seize Hwachon Dam   Reds in New Sudden Withdrawal Give Up Power Grid; Allies Meve on North

UN Troops Launch  ‘Limited Attack North of Hwachon  Allied Riflemen Begin Strike At Newly-Seized Power Dam

Limited Offense Opened by Allies   Chinese Retreat After Big Stand At Dam, Reservoir

Allies Launch Limited Attack  Push Beyond Captured Hwachon Electric Grid

Reds Abandon Hwachor Dam and Reseryatt, Move  on Na   RAIN LIMITING FACTOR   Engineers, Road Crews Brace Routes Against DoUrs

ALLIED TROOPS ATTACK NORTH OF RESERVOIR   Thousands Pour Into Area of Big Dam, Trade Fire with Reds.

UN Units Launch Limited Attack Above Reservoir   Allies Seized Big Hydro-Electric Grid Following Stubborn Deferise of Reds; Chinese Troops Pull Back Along Front

Allies Grab Big Red Power Dam AS Reds Retreat      UN Pours Troops Into Hwachon Dam, Reservoir Area

Branch Out In Limited Attack   Reds Abandon Hwachor Dam and Reservoir, Mov  on North 7   RAIN LIMITING FACTOR

Attack To North Of Dam   Allies in Limited Action While Thousands Pour Into That Area

Allies In New Attack Near Dam   Thousands Of U.N. Troops Pour Into Hwachon Area As Reds Slip Away

Allies Launch Limited Push North Of Dam   Reds Surrender Reservoir; Air War At Standsitill

Allies Capture Huge Hwachon Dam-Reservoir  Resume Offensive As Chinese Reds ©. . 433. ff mews =

BATTLE NORTH OF HWACHON IS LAUNCHED   Allies Seize Big HydroElectric Dam After Reds Abandon Defense of it and Retire North   RAINS SLOW UP PUSH

Allies Capture Hwachon Power Dam, Reservoir      Limited Attack On Reds Launched North Of City; Communists Withdraw

ALLIES STRIKE OUT FROM DAM   Reds Slip Away From Bis Hydro-Electric Plant At Hwachon

Allied Troops Launch Attack North Of Dam   Limited Offensive In Red Korea Territory

TROOPS MASSED TO STRIKE REDS ON WITHDRAWAL   Huge Reservoir And Dam Fall To U.N. Forces—Other Advances Made In Al. lied Drive.

Allies Take Big Red Dam; Resume Push   Heavy Rains Slow United Nations Offensive in Western Sector

Allies Take Dam, Continue Advance  Hwachon Captured Without Struggle

New Attack Launched North Of Hwachen Dar   Enemy Yields After Stubbernly Defending Dam; UN Artillery Throws Back Red Connterattack

Thousands Of Allied Troops Pour Into Hwachon Dam On Heels Of Red Forces

Power Dam Is Seized   Allied Troops Launch Limited Attack North Of Captured Plant on East-Central Front

Allies Launch Attack North Of Power Dam   U.N. Troops Pour Into Captured Reservoir Area

Hwachon Dan Captured by Allied Troops   Limited Attacks North Of Power Plant Under Way Thursday After Reservoir Takan

Caffle Slaughter Far Dewn in July   Smaltest in Four Years, Hog and Sheep Butchering Also Down

Savanna Doctor Honored  Namod Nutctandina Canearal Dractinner of Thing:

[TALIAN CABINET TO BE SHUFFLED   Resigns in Move Aimed te Broaden Anti-Red Regime

PRECIPITATES CRISIS   MARUI IELATES CRISIS Italian Government Fall:  In Political Reshuffle

A greement Signed For Mex Pickers      100,000 To Be Brought To U. 5. In Next 60 Days; Five  Cistinne Plannod

Peace Efforts Pushed In U.N. By Group Head   -Idex Of Sanctions Against Red China Gets No Supporters

UN Pondering Way To. Peace  Peiping Snubs ‘Good Offices Committee’

UN Seeking Ways To Reach Peaceful settlement With Communist Chinese

SANCTIONS NOT LIKELY  UN Studies Peace Moves Despite Red China Blast

Gasoline Blast At Troy Destructive  Damage Reported Tc Be Over $125.000

Contributions to Auto Workers New Political Fund May Reach $12 Millions

UAW Increases Political Kitty  Ten Cents Of New Dues Put In Fund

Connally Asks Further Slash In‘Aid Funds    " Can’t Support Whole. World, . Senator” Sayss Wants ‘Military Grants

Connally Asks Deeper Cuts   Would Siash Foreign Aid Sharply, Soying U. $. Can't Keep Supporting World

Connally Calls For Big Slash  In Foreign Aic  ‘We Can't Go On Support the World Forever. He Savs

Connally Backs Deeper Aid Cut   ‘We Can’t Support World, Texas Senator Asserts

Connally Asks Deeper Aid Cut   Says Can’t Keep On “Supporting The Whole World”

Can't Help All Forever. Solon Says    Connally Doesn’t Bow To Truman’s Protests On Cuts

CONNALLY REBELS AGAINST HANDOUTS   DEMOCRATIC LEADER CALLS! FOR DEEPER CUTS IN.  FOREIGN AID.

Connally Calls For More Cuts In Foreign Aid  Can’t Continue World Support, Senator Asserts

Connally Calls For New Cuts In Foreign Aid   He Still Favors Even Slash Of Billion Despite Truman’s Appeal

Says Outlay Can‘t Go Or  ‘Forever’   His Committee Slashes Funds For Economic Helo

CONNALLY URGES DEEPER SLASH IN WORLD AID FUNDS   Democratic Leader . Lashes Out at Truman Program   Says Nation Cannot Affore Huge Outlay Even lf Justified

Denounces Foreign Aid Spendin o   Sen. Connally Calls For Deeper Cuts in Nation’s Economie Aid Program

$3,000 Spree Over For Baby Sitter And Her Two Teen-Aged Girl Friends   Girls Had $18,000 When They Landed In New York But Claim Boys Stole $15,000; All Three Facing Charges.

Spree Is Over For Baby-Sitter   3 Teen-Agers Who Took $18,000 Are Found By Police

saoeiedmacsapemiercmmm ieee leiden aieaaiiaiaaddeieeameei needed  ~ Spree is Ended for Baby Sitter, Two Girl Friends

Three Teen Agers on $18,000 Spree in New York City   Baby Sitter and Friends Found Money in Child’s Home.

Find Only $40 On 3 Bobby Soxers  Who Left Bay State For Fling In NLY. On Thousands Stolen By Baby Si ler

Farms Basis Of U. S. Power,  Brannan Says   Ag Secretary Lauds Farmers, in Coon Rapids Address

Brannan Praises Farmers In Talk At Coon Rapids   Score Critics of Administration In Address at Fair

Senate Puts Approval On Housing Plan   House To Decide What To Do About  Defense Proposal

Defense Housing Measure Passed   Senate Approves WateredDown Bill By Voice Vote

 Defense Housing Bill Zips Through Senate  And Its Fate Now Lies With House Members

Defense Housing Bill Given Solid Support   Senators Provide Overwhelming Approval For Measure —-Now It’s Up to House

UN Troops Go Ahead Unopposed   Allies Reach Han. River; Reds Believed Badly Crippled

Bitter Story of ‘Massacre Valley’ Told by Bodies of American Dead

Korean ‘Massacre Valley’ Found  Battle Cost 1,200  American livac

Marines Find Yanks’ Bodies At Saemal   Bloody Ambush Feb. 12 by Chinese Preceded Rout of Reds

Massacre Valley Disclose Bitter Story Of Yanks’ Slaughter, Retreat

March of Half of American Regiment Through “Massacre Valley’ Disclosed

U.N. Troops Retake “Massacre Valley’ Where Hundreds of Yanks Gaye Lives

Battling March of Half of American Unit Through ‘Massacre Valley’ Is Disclosed

Toa Many Hats’ Is The Way The French Put It   Too Many Hats’ Is The Way [he french Put it

Victory Reveals Massacre Story Of Valiant Yanks  Half of Regiment Battled tc Death In Waniu Sector

“WASSACRE VALLEY” Time And Retreating Reds Disclose One Of Bitterest Tales Of Korean War

Death Toll Set At 300  In Massaere Onlv Half OF 29400 Moa   Only Half Of 2400 Men  Got Back Unwounded  To Wonju

‘Time, Retreating Reds Unveil -Bitfer Story Of Unit's Stand       f

MARINES PUT UP SIGN - Recaptured “Massacre Valley” - Discloses A Bitter War Story

Decth And Destruction Left On Korean Battle Scene After ‘Red Massacre’

Massacre Valley Tribute to Dead   300 Yanks Out of an Army of 2.400 Slain

Details Finally Revealed Of Bloody  American Fight In ‘Massacre Vallev’

‘Massacre Valley’ Story Unfolds  Grielu Seane Talle   Grisly Scene Tells Bitter War Ordeal

Marines Sickened By Red Massacre 7 +. Be B® potas : a a ; *”  po * *   Slauchter Scene Shocks Hardened Leathernecks In Korea

Yanks Pay Tragic Toll In ‘Massacre Valley’   Scarcely Half of 2,400-Man Unit Gets Back As Unwounded Survivors in Battling March Through Red Tran: Bitter Story Unfurls

Grim Picture of Korea War Bared As Yanks Retake ‘Massacre Valley’

Fi irst Full Stor -y Of Terrible Retreat  Reveals Yanks Suffer Heavy Losses In March Through Massacre ¥ alley  i

1 Person Injured ‘t Accident Here   $620 Damage is Result Of Mishaps Reported To Local Police Department

New Year's Rocks Europe  Uncertain Future Prompts Many To Toss Caution To The Winds

New Year's Eve Chill, but Europe Celebrates ‘While There’s Time’

Gamblers Sighing Big Relief Today   _ Senate Crime Probers Formally End Hearings Final Report Prepared

Crime Probers End Hearings; Gamblers Relax   Final Reports Being Readied, Due Sept. 1

Turn to Final Report are  Senate Crime Probers Close Open Sessions

U.S. Underworld ‘Breathes Easy  - Senate Crime Group Ends Public Hearings

Senate Crime Probers End Open Hearings   Group Will Spend Final Two Weeks Preparing Report

Uses Snake To Make Recovery   Crime Group Brings Inquiry To A Close

Copper Workers Ordered Back To Work Today  Union Issues Order or Strikers In UW me; §.. f§...2...

Portugal's Prime Minister ‘Warns West Against Any Appeasement of Russia

Basic Agreement  Seen With Spain   Franco May Approve Use Of Military Sites

US Opens Talks With  Franco   Acheson Says Spanish May Announce Some ‘Changes in Policy’  ON DEFENSE TOPICS  Would Find Out What Franco Is ‘Willing anc Able to Do’ in Europe   BULLETIN

Spain, Turkey And Greece... . EES 8 ey EDO MOTCECE: « +s  Move To Get New  Allies Gains Favor

Agreement Reported on Use of Bases  In Spain by U. S. Air Force, Navy

SPAIN GRANTS USE OF BASES   Navy Chief Talks With Franco About Western Defense

By The Associated Press  WASHINGTON — President Truman said today that this country has changed its policy toward Franco Spain to some extent for military reasons.

No Outright Alliance : U.S.-Spain Reach Basic Accord On Use Of Bases

Bases In Spain Granted Io U.§  Britain And France Oppose Aareement

U. S. Reported Driving for Bases in Spain Despite French and British Opposition

US Is Seeking Air, Sea Bases in Spain, kranco Wants Aid for Roads, Industry

Open Talks on Role by Spain   Split Conceded as Policies Have Been Criticized

Britain Favors Admitting Greece. Turkey Into Pact   7. Spain Agree On [ =¢ (>t bases

NATO Spread Is Approved  Contacts Wi; th Snain_   Contacts With Spain, ‘Turks, Greece Backed

SPANISH BASES ‘SOUGHT BY U. S.   American Pushes Arrangemenis With Spain For Use Of Air And Naval Instat  lations.

Victims Of Her Jealous Husband   Top Solons Back Defense Proposal

‘Anglo-French’ Objections Stir Note of Caution, However: — Senators Generally Laud U. S. Move to Bring Spain, Turkey and Greece Into Atlantic Pact

U.S. Driving Toward Using Spanish Air,  Navy Service   Opposition Stated By Pact Countries Does Not Alter Act

U.S., Spain Agree On Bases Plan   France, Britain Buck U. 8. Program For Spanish Bases

Sherman, Franco in Agreement   Acheson. Says Spain to Change Some of Dictatorial Policie:

US And Franco Reach Accord On War Bases   Britain And France. Raise Objections To Proposed Program

Estimated Cost of Carrier Indictites Swiftly Spiraling Weapons Prices

Cost Of Carrier Takes Big Jump   60,000-Ton Ship To Have Flush Deck

 Materials ang Labor Both Rising  ‘$235 Million Cost of New Carrier Highlights Rapidly-Mounting Cost of New War Weenens

Higher Carrier Cost Estimate T ypical Of Inflation Spiral Plasuins Nation

2 Yank Tank Columns Cross  38th Parallel   Blast Massing Reds ROK Forces 8% Miles Across Line

Communists Mass "ln Force North Of 38th Parallel   Yanks Cross Border, Attack Concentration:

Second U.S. Thrust Crosses 20+h Parallel   New Drive on Right Flank of  Bachar Puch

Heavy Enemy Defense Fades As Unit Wades  Into Reds Homeland   Task Force Continues Northward Against Minor Enemy Resistance At Company Strength.

RESISTANCE IS STRONG, BUT BREAKS LATER   Red China Steps Up Purge of Opposition

Imporiant Oil Find Reported   Tiny Sheikdom On Persian Gulf Takes On Wealthy Glow

Action Taken After Bitter House Debate   Senate Is Given Measure Setting Up Defense Plan

Public Utilities Commission ts Proposed in Bill   Would Have Authority Over Rates, Regulate Services in State

Record Flood Rolling Down The Missouri   Peak of 31 Feet Predicted Friday At Jefferson City

Special Aptitude Test Set   Truman Issues   Truman Issues Sweeping Order

HOARDS 60 BY BLISS RATING, WARK IN TEST   Expect 800,000 Students: to Take Tests in Spring,  Qummar...

Sweeping Order by Prés. Truman   ‘Boards Will Skip Those Who Pass Aptitude Tests

Hundreds Of Thousands Affected; Special Tests, Grades To Be Basis _

Weather--  High Grades Or Aptitude Tests Fixed   Examinations Starting May 26 May Be Taken By Some 800,000.

Students Can Have 2 Ways Of Deferment   Top Students, Al] Who Pass Aptitude Test Are Included

“SIDENT ORDERS ‘EVP ON DRAFT “COLLEGE BOYS   udents With High Grades Or , Pass Special Aptitude Test Affected   ELIMINATE INDUCTION MANY AT YOUTH AGE

Antitude Tests, College Grades To Bethe Basis   Campus Deferment Policy Makes Many Thousands Eligible

Draft Boards Ordered to Pass Over Students With High Grades in Colleges

DRAFT BOARDS TO PASS OVER. C000 STUDENTS   Special Aptitude Tests to Be Given Thousands This Spring, Summer.

SCHOLARSHIP TESTS BASIS OF DEFERMENT   First Examinations To Be Offered May 26

Special Tests To Determine Draft Status   Huge Job of Examining 800,000 College Men Slated for Spring

U.S. Will Give Tests ‘To Defer Many Students   Those With Higher Grades Or Who Pass Exams May Stay In College

Pres. Truman Provides Draft Deferment for Many Students   Order Authorizes Passing Over Students With Good Grede: Or Who Pass Special Aptitude Test; Will Affect Meany

Collece Boys To Get Draft Defermenis  Order Would Appl To Hundreds Of Thousands In U. 8.

Plan Tests Of Aptitude For School   800,000 Are Expected To Be Examined for Possible Deferment

Students To Be Given Special Test   Aptitude Grade, Class Standing Decision Bases

Deferral Plan For Students Gets Okay   Aptitude Tests, Grades To Decide Status for Draft

Determents For College Boys Given   Truman Authorizes Draft Boards To Pass ‘Brainy’ Youth:

Students To Get Draft Deferments  Bright Collegiates Escape Military Cail

Tests, Marks To Determine  Eligible Men   800,000 Expected To Apply For Special A ptitude Exams

Truman Orders Boards to Give Aptitude Tests  800,000 College Boy

800,000 BOYS -WILLBE GIVEN APTITUDE TEST   President’s Order Means Thousands Will Escape Call.

Exemption To Depend On Ability   Executive Order Affects Thousands Eligible for Draft

Good Grades. High Apt itude  Score Needed   Gigantic Examining Job Starts May 26; BOO.000 Eligible

WAY E OF RUAL 16,513  Information Available at Draft Board April 12 —Standards Out Later

Hunt Brutal Slayers Of Ulinois: Schoolboy   Thirteen. Year Old Billy Rodenburg': Held. Prisoner ’. 36 Hours Before He Is Garroted to‘Death‘and Body Dumped in. Ditch Near His Home.

Stranded GIs Finally Get Planes   Many of Them Arrive Home Tee Late for Holiday.

Last Of Stranded W ar Vets Leave Oakland Airport Toe Late For Christmas At Home

Other UN Powers Slow to Act on China, U.S. Finds   Air Force General Says U.S. Bombers Should Cut Loose on Communist China

Food Poisons 448  Soldiers In Bases  Beef Hash Thought Cause Of Iliness

American Medics Paich Up Chinese   Also Report Red Chinese Treat American Wounded As Weil As Their Own

Rescuers Save One  Coal Miner   Seven Others May Still Be Alive; 106 Bodies Found

One Miner In Illinois Blast Rescued Alive  Brought Out Alive   Brought Out Alive After 59 Hours Siege; Death Toll May Be 120

Aerial Combat   Resumed After  One Day Lapse Grou - Fighting ™  te es ec ig

Dapper Jewel Thief Nabbed By Authorities Before Retirement With Million Dollars

Taste For Expensive Hats Leads : To Capture of Clever Jewel Thief

Jenner In Opposition To Tax Increase   Senator Geo rge Seek To Limit  Debate On Bill

Senate Votes to Tax Undistributed Earnings of Mutual Savings Banks, Building and Loan Groups

10th Session Ends; Another Set Today   Enemy Backs Down on Troop Issue; Proposal Reported Acceptable to U. S.

Senators To Probe Ship Deals   “Suspicious Of Huge Profits In Short Time

Promise Sweeping Ship Deal Probe  Senators Eye Tax, — Political Phases

senators Want te Know Whether Political Influence Helped; Also Study ing Tax Benefit Angles.

Senators Push Broad Probe Of Ship Deals   Public Hearings Are Due Soon

SENATORS DEMAND SHIP DEAL PROBE      Seek Data on Influence, Tax Evasion’ in Casey Transaction

War Surplus Profits Next For Inquiry.   Two Million Dollar Profit On Tankers To Receive Hearing

“Sweet Adeline” Anthar Nin.   Train Ride a “First” for Many Of L.H.S. Festival Musicians

British Vote Today Holds World's Eye   Churchill-Attlee Contest Decided At Polls

UN Optimism Over ‘Buffer’  Tone Grows   Red Radio Casts Some Shadow Over Promised Answer

Overall Reply’ On Buffer Zone Issue Promised  U.N. Negotiators Seem Optimistic On Settlement

OVERALL REPLY PROMISED ON ALLIED PLAN   U. N. NEGOTIATORS ARE OPTIMISTIC OVER SETTLEMENT

Reds Promise  To Give Reply  On Wednesday China Radio Again Demands Truce Belt Along 38th Parallel  ~*~ _ “e*eraea es we ee cease’ ete sacar

FULL SERVICE   Optimism Is Shown By Allies   Pei ping Radio Not Encouraging

Communists Promise Reply by Wednesday On Truce Zone Plan   Allied Negotiators Appear Optimistic on Possibility Of Battleline Aqreement

REDS DELAYING THEIR ANSWER ON ZONE PLAN   Radio at Peiping Hints of Demand For Parallel Line

Diane Cummisford wins trip to Washington and $100 in science contest

Old Fashioned Barber Shop Gives Way ta Shining ‘Tonsorial Parlor’

Northern Ill, lowa Fight Floods Today   Mississippi River at Highest Flood Stage in History

MISSISSIPPI PERILS. TOWNS IN 2 STATES   illinois, lowa Levees \Sendinaaed: Thousands Forced To Flee.

flsalaalPPl 3 TORRENT HiT AIVER TOWNE   ed Cross Works to Evacuate Families as Waters Enter Homes.

FLOOD CREST RUSHES SOUTH THROUGH I0WA   Mississippi Builds To Record High; Manv Flee

Red Bail Jumper In Hands of FBI  One of Four Top Reds Lt re es ot @   One of Four Top Reds Taken at- International _ Bridge Near Laredo, Tex

Secretary of U.S. Commies In FBI Hands  Gus Hall To Be Sent to Jailfor #*

Mexico Arrests Gus Hall, Red Who Fled Jail   National Secretary of Party Turned Over to FBI At Laredo

Red Bail Jumper In Hands of FBI   One of Four Top Reds Taken at International Bridge Near Laredo, Tex

TOP RED BAIL BOND JUMPER CAPTURED   Gus Hall, Communist Secretary Nabbed  In Mexico

Communist Party Secretary Jailed .  FBI Nabs U.S. Red Bail _ Jumper On Mexican Line

Clothing Prices Face a Rollback:   But. Relief May ' Come Mostly from “Current Oversupply

Action Due On N egroes Set To Die Next Month   Federal Judge Set To Make Decision About Seven Men

Group To Ask For Clemency In Rape Case   Judge To Decide On Habeas Corpus

Britain Completes Plans to Pull 2,500 Workers From Ira:  Army, Navy Units Alerted to Rush In  lf Violence Flares

NPA OFFICIAL ASSERTS STEEL SCANDAL NEAR   48 Necessity Rating: Unveiled, Leading To U. S. Loans

U.S. Resumes Mediation of Rail Dispute   Continued Walkout. Cutting  » Deeply Into.Defense. Production and Economic Struchure

Train Cars Leave Rail; Only One Hurt   Seven Derailed, Bul Remain Upright Near Albany, N. ¥Y.

Seven Cars _ Leave Rails  Only One Tnjared   Only One Injured In Train Accident

Cars of ‘Trobe Leave Rails, Just  Injury  r jee = ek es ) 7 eee   Call It a Miracle None Was Killed In Albany Accident

One Person Hurt As Central Train J umps From Rails   Seven Cars Leave Track: Near Stuyvesant and Remain Upright at 75 MPH

Guardsmen Patrol To Curb Fires   Downstream Cities Face Same Trouble

KANSAS CITY IS PATROLED BY GUARDSMEN   Downstream Cities Are Now Awziiting Crest of the Flood

Guards Protect Fire And Flood Raked Streets   Missouri Poses Threat Downstream From Kansas City

Penelec Plans to Spend $17,000,000 In Construction Projects During the Year

Britain Seeking UN Policy Delay  Awaiting Move From China Reds For Peac

Want Red Sciilement     Britain Trying to Delay ULN.  'Declaratton on Korean Potiey

Britain Wants Reds To Make First Move  UN Declaration Of Policy Is Delayed

ENETAY'S TROOPS FORCED 10 SHIFT TO DEFENSE PLAN   Will Take Foe Weeks to Map New Major Push, Army Spokesman Says   UN FORCES ADVANCE   Marines Seize Hills Around Highway Hub on Centrai Front

DR. RUMELY GETS SUSPENDED JAIL SENTENCE   Fined $1,000 on Contempt of Congress Charge; Denies Guilt.

10 Promotions at CB Savings Bank  Haas Is Advanced to General Loans

Bradley Had Been Asked A Talk He Had With Presi Truman On April 6—Had clined To Answer   OPPOSES INFORMATION GOING TO COMMIT’

Fear Probe May Degenerate Into Partisan Battle   GOP Senators Challenge Right of Bradley to Remain Mum on Talks With President

Chairman Is Irked Over GOP Parley   Wiley Tells Russell He Objects to Way He Brings in Partisan Issue  i ee   To Make Decision   Senators Will Discuss Bradley Giving More Details

STAFF CHIEF KEEPS SILENT ABOUT PARLEY  Political Bickering Develops During Probe of MacAr re  m rf pee Sees

‘ommittee ‘xeuses ‘eneral   Vole tomorrow On Revelation Of Truman Talk

GOP Assails Tron Curtain By President   Russel Hits Huddles . By Republicans, Sees “Political Motives”

Bradley Is Excused Until Monday; Truman Conversation Is Big Issue

PRESIDENT SAYS HIS CONFERENCE PRIVATE AFFAIR   Senators Debate Bradley's Refusal To Reveal Secret, Then Excuse Him Until Monday.

Backs Bradley’s Right Not To  Answer Senators’ Questions   Lieten« Ta Ouarret

President Does Not Wish’ General To Give Testimony On Ouster   HEAD OF JOINT CHIEFS EXCUSED UNTIL MONDAY AS SENATORS DEBATE DEMAND FOR REPORT ON CONFIDENTIAL PARLEY

VOTE THURSDAY ON TESTIMONY BY BRADLEY   Probers To Rule On Demanding Details Of Truman Talks

President Opposes Solon Efforts to Force Bradley To Give Details of Talks

Testimony By Bradley Postponed   Committees To Decide ' Whether To Insist On  Answer To Question Ta Which Truman Objects

Military Order Read to Troops Explains “Lull”   Avoid Casualties, Is Directive, During Armistice Talks

UN Troops Told To Take It Easy, Reporter Claims  ‘Armistice’ Account ee a Se Se

Details of Cease-Fire  Order Told  Two Directives Very Different

iGiven November 28 — First Corps Got Orders To Avoid Ail Casualties

Action Set fonigne  Enactment Of City Street Bill Expected Following Final Vote

Administration Léaders Hoping For Fast Action   _ House Expected To Pass Powell City Street Bill Tonight; Early Adjournment Foreseen

Final House Action On Street Bill Is Scheduled In Assembly Tonight

Blair Flies Solo Over North Pole   Takes Off For New York From Alaskan Field

Navy Lands 570 Saved in Japan Typhoon   UIN LOOPS, wit als Saved From Ship on Reefs

Men, Weapons Said Mainstay For Defense   Lovett Warns ‘Super’ Armaments Still Not Ready   Troops Trensferred + As Ship Aground

Repeal Is Sought For Anti-Closed Shop Ban In State   Moore Introduces Bill Aimed At Buying Busses Before July

Controversia] Measure  Anti-Closed Shop Repeal Bill Top Proposal In Legislation

South Frozen; Traffie Snarls In Big Cities   Only Resorts Are Happys Santa Claus Stymied; Steel Talks Wait

Season's Worst Storm Causes Deaths of 86  _ Much of Eastern Half Of Nation Saturday ©

69 Persons Die When Cold Wave Sweeps Nation   Chilly Blast Follows On Heels of Snow; No Relief Is Seen

Toll Of Dead In Cold Wave Climbs To 86  ; Sub-Zero Weather *. Batters East On

‘Sub-Zero Weather Hits Eastern Half Of Nation   Season’s Worst Snow Storm Causes 37 Deaths: Cold Wave Rolls Far Into South

Autos Wage Rates Set Up 34 Cents   Company, Union Acree On Boost

10 PER CENT RAISE IN PAY PROPOSED   t ; Defense Department Asks Congress  } To Increase Stipend of Armed  Forces

Van Fleet Says No Limit Placed On U.N. Troops   Commander Implies Forces Can Cross 38th Line

Emergency Case Handling Aired   Man’s Death Brings Move For Changes In Hospital Setup

Control Death Seen By Solon  In Cease Fire   Aiken Says Congress “May Let Curbs I Dies” Exterided For July

Predicts Truce May Knock Out All Controls   Senator Sees Death of Law Hf Shooting Stops

Truman Signe'Stongde Eevialation . i Armistice May End  Economic: Controls

Korean Armistice May Bring End 01 Economic Curbs  Senator Aiken Predicts Congress May Draa Temporary Conirols

Armistice May End Controls Last of July   Senator Aiken Makes Statement as Stop-Gap Measure Takes Effect

Controls Might Die With Armistice   Aiken Sees Little Need if Peace Comes

Armistice May. Wipe Out Controls   End of Korean War May Abolish Program; Extension is Signed

Armistice May Affect Controls  Would Let Congres  Be Lax on Measure

Armistice Might End Controls   Sen. Aiken Sees Possible Out on Wacae-Price Curbs

 Truman Signs Stop-Gap Senator Aiken Says Truce May Doom Control Program

AIKEN LOOKS : FOR END OF PRICE CURBS   Korean Armistice Might Lead Solons To Drop Controls

Curbs To Die?  Aiken Says 7 Truce se May ‘Eliminate Controls Need

Peace May Mean Death of Controls   Republican Senator Says Armistice  Would Wipe Out Need

Peace In Korea May Bring End Of ll. §. Controls   Senator Sees Armistice Ending Need of Control

PEACE T0 END PRICE CURBS:   Aiken So Predicts As New Freeze Orders Go Into Effect.

Amnistice Would Wipe Out Controls   Senator Says Cease-Fire Would Eliminate Furthe: Need for Wage and Price Controls in U. S.

Controls Hinge on Korean War   Armistice May Let Them Die tn Month

Johnston Calls For $10 Billion Tax Hike   SOLON PREDICTS LETDOWN  Armistice Seen As Death Blow To Economic Controls

Weather at Yuma   Voters To Decide Sales Tax Issue   Council To Pass Ordinance Calling Special Election At June 5 Meeting

Voters To Decide Sales Tax Issue   Council To Pass Ordinance Calling Special Election At June 5 Meeting

Shipping Tieup Nears End As Radiomen Accept Terms   Engineers and Owners Still Deadlocked In Talks Over Question of Hiring Halls

A Long, Long Time Expert Believes He Can Prove That Queen Of Sheba Ruled Rich Paradise

Explorer Claims Queen Of Sheba Really Lived And Ruled Years Ago   Fabled Queen Reigned In A Virtua! Paradise In Southern Arabia About 950 Years Refare Chrict.

ASKS ’PHONE HIKE   $360.0C0 Rate Increase - Sought by Southwest Bell   in Kansas

Civil Defense Law Proposed By Beardsley   Calls for Guard Force of 4,000; Pacts With Other States

Propose Merger  Of Central States la. Light-Power   Stockholders Receive Notice to Vote on Electric Co. Plan

Propose To Merge Central States Electric Company With lowa Elec. Light & Power Co.

Tank Collapse Kills Four in New Mexico  3- Million Gallon  tmtimam ana Llano a.   3-Million Gallon Container Floods 2-Block District

Four Persons Reported Killed In Huge Water Tank Explosion   Mavbe ‘Blown Un’

Old Soldier Comes Home Is ‘Touched By Frisco’s ‘Tremendous Reception

IAA NLOWUL Lawrence Will Receive 9 5,186.57 From State  Treasurer

Week-End Traftie Toll 18 in Ohio      Drowning of Four, Plane Crash Add To Fatality List

16 Traffic Deaths in Ohio Over Week End  Thousands Of   Thousands Of Motorists on Roads As Weather Clears

20 Ohioans Die In Accidents On State Roads   Four Accidents ‘One Local) Take More Than One Life

Far East Probe Back to Wallace   1944 China Mission Back to Fore in Hunt For Subversive Policy

Probers To Study Wallace Mission   Senate Group To Hear For. mer Vice President

Wallace To Be Recalled In China Probe   More Testimony On 1944. Mission Sought: Columnist To Testify

Probe Spotlight Back on Wallace  Paliey Snanactinne   Policy Suggestions On China Questioned

Former Vice President Due to Testify at Open Hearing Slated for W ednesday

Wallace's Testimony Scheduled   Ex-Vice-President, Writer to Appear ‘Before Committee

Wallace and Seribe Called   Kx-Vice President, Alsop Ask Hearing About China Mission

Egyptian Police Captain Ejected In Canal Trouble  Death Threats To Suez Workers As —   Death Threats To Suez Workers As  British Hold On

CRAVEN WAXEY BEGS COPS T0 KILL HIM   Dry Era Mobster Offers Bribe To Officer

Former Ten Hood Groveling Coward At Newest Arrest   Waxey Gordon, Caught With Dope, Asks Police To Shoot Him

Waxey Gordon Begs for Police Bullet to End Life On Arrest as Dope Czar

‘Kill Me... Shoot Me!’ Gordon Pleads When Hels Arrested With Dope Load

Legislators Stirred by Probe Bill   Fight Brewing Over * Proposal to Create . Special Committee

Legislature Calm On Surface As Few Bills Being Presented   Heated Fight Now Brewing In House

AS THEY REAP, SO SHALL THEY SOW Arizona Inventors to Put Cattle, Sheep to Work.

In 19 to 25 Group  Childless ITusbands, 4-F's Appear Closer to Dratt

Husbands and 4-Fs Closer to Draft  Short-Time Veterans Also May Be Taken

Childless Men 19 Through 25 Nearer Draft   Thousands Now Classi fied 4-F Also Believed Good Bet

Husbands and Veterans Face Call to Service   Congress Tries To Avoid Calling 18-Year-Olds Yet

OTHERS CLOSER TO DRAFT THAN 18-YEAR-OLDS   19-25 Childless Husbands And 4-F Men To Be Screened First   COMMITTEES STUDY   MANPOWER SOURCES

Childless Husbands. 4-F's Of Draft. Age May Be Called Ahead Of Most 18-Y ear-Olds

Draft Nearer For More in 19-25 Bracket  Childless Husbands,  Some 4Fs and Vl atBenemmse BAhmre fa

Non-Father S, 4-Fs May Get Draft Notices   Both Classes Appear Nearer To Army Thai 18-Year-Old Youths

Childless Husbands May Get Call   Congress Leaders Taking New Lool At 19- 5s Bracket

legislators Consider Draft Of Non-Fathers  Men Now Deferred As 4-F May Be Re-Examined In Order To Fill Quota

Draft Faces Childless Males, 4-Fs  Short Service Vets Seen Good Bet, Tor

Action Develops  To Recheck Pool For Draft Quotas   Some Husbands, Thousand: Of 4-F Classifications Appear Closer to Call

HEDGE ON 18-YEAR-OLDS  Childless Spouses, 4-F's Seem Closer to Draft

Army May Call Non- Fathers 19 Through 25   i is  ‘Short-Serviee Veteran:  May Be Inducted Befare Youths

Steel Wage Case Headed Toward WSB Decision   Observers See Early Action By President

Truman to Give Steel Deadlock To Wage Board  Rannrtad Dandy ta AAave tan   Reported Ready to Move to Avert Cut Into Production

Federal Solution Seen About Stee!   Observers Think Truman Will Send Matter to Wage Board .

Steel Deadlock May Be Settled By Wage Board.   Seek Settlement To Avoid Slowing Of Defense Effort

Settlement Of  Steel Dispute May Be WSB Job   Government May Direct Solution To Avoid Interruption Of Productinn .

Deadlocked Stee! Labor Case Studied   Observers Betting Truman Will Send Issue to Wage Board For Settlement

GOV'T MAY END STEEL DISPUTE   :  Truman Expected To Send Labor Case To Wage Stabilization Board.

STEEL DISPUTE MAY GO TO WSB   Deadlocked Talks Appear Headed Toward Gevernment-Directed Solution To Avoid Strike.

Steel Dispute May Be Ordered to Wage Board   Believe President Will Not Invoke Taft-Hartley Law

Wage Board May Get Steel Issue   Ominous Labor Dispute Apparently Heading Toward a Government-Directed Solution

U.S. LIKELY 10 HEADOFF STRIKE   Deadlock In Steel Labo Dispute Still Unbroken

Deadlocked Steel Labor Case Studied  Observers Betting Truman Will Send Issue to Wage Boar

Steel Fight Headed For U. S. Ruling  Tenman Mav Send   Truman May Send Case Before Wage Stabilization Board

Steel Case Heads For President Truman Could Do One  Of Three Things to Deovont (10) Steeiko

Steel Deadlock Heading For Wage Board  Truman Move Seen Tibele Wall Rofaes

May Try Wage Board First But May Be Forced To Turn To Taft-Hartley Law To Prevent Strike   STRIE DEADLINE SET FOR NEW YEAR'S

WSB Ma y Get Steel Dispute  BeforeJanua ry   Talks Deadlocked Over Demands Made By Murray For Pay Boosts

Steel Dispute Action Likely By U.S. Board   Truman Expected To. Seek Settlement As Stonnpage Threatens

Truman May Direct Steel Settlement   T-H 80 Day Ban Could Postpone Crisis to Next Spring

Steel Dispute Up To Truman  Government Action Likely For Salutian

WSB Expected To Get Dispute   President May Enter Steel Fight Before Its Strike Deadline

President May Have to Act in Steel Dispute   Vital War Production At Stake; Election Year Threat, Too

Truman May Send Pay Dispute to Wage Bourd  Observers Say U.S. Will Head ONf   CeethLo tr. Accrure Armes Onlound

May Ask WSB Seek Settlement In Steel Dispute   Teuman Wants Action Well Before New Year’s Day. Strike Deadline Of CIO

U. §.-Directed Solution Seen In Steel Crisis   Vital Production Must Be Kept Rolling

TRUMAN MAY AGT 10 oT OP STEEL STRIKE   Observers Bet President Wil Send Labor Case to Wage Board.

Tax Proposals Knocked Down By Lawmakers   Veterans Bonus -Bill Uncovered In House

Many Forced From Homes In South As Rivers Spill Over Banks There

South Hit By Floods.   Alabama Town Nearly Inundated as River Reaches Record Level

Many Driven From Homes by Floods in Deep South   Drenching Rains Continue: Widespread Damage May Run into Millions.

New York and Midwest New Flood Danger Spots   Southern Rivers Continue To Rise; 1200 Homeless in Mississinn:

Rain, Melting Snow Flood Two Eastern States   High Water Drives 1200 From Homes In Mississippi

Swollen Rivers In Deep South Are Over Banks   Parts of Several States Inundated

Rains Fill Rivers In Dixie, Midwest  Eastern States  Hundreds OF. People Are Driven Out OF Homies By. Floods —

Loss In South Into Millions From Floods   Drenching Rains Swell Streams In Many States

Flood Peril Increases in South  1200 Are Forced to Flee Homes in Mississippi:

High Water Is Menacing Many Areas   Damage Runs to Millions Over Nation: Crops. Livestock Toll Heavy in Worst Flood  Rescuers Busy

Heavy Rain Sends River: Over Banks   Thousands’ Flee Homes in South, Midwest. States

Rivers Over Banks In Many Parts Of U.S.   Deep South Hardest Hit By Spring Flood Conditions

ARE HARD HIT   Rains Send Rivers Over Banks In Many Parts Of The Nation

DEEP SOUTHLANC FEARS RISING FLOODWATERS   MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA HARD HIT BY SUDDEN FLOODS

Red Flag Carrying Warship Attacks U.N. Plane on Flight   Former U. S. Ship Used By Reds To Fight U. N. Plane

Steelworkers To: Ask Pay Increase, Guaranteed Wace   Long. Drawn-Ouit Battle Over. New: Demands Js Indicated:

Ridgway Asks For More Troops  Note To UN Urges Need For Soldiers

Susquehanna River Town Has Critical Water Famine   Rigorous Rationing System Allows Only One Quart Daily

(rippling Water Famiae Hits Pennsylvania City  Vast ice Jam Cuts Off Supply: Pation Set At One Quart A Day

Ice Jam Causes Water Shortage   Proclaim State Of ‘Dire’ Emergency In Columbia, Pa.

Ice Jam Creates Water Shortage  Susquehanna Freeze Hits Per. River Towers

Huge Ice Jam  Cuts Off Town  Water Supply Columbia, Pa. Gets Rationing System Of  Pe ae ee ee

lee Jam Causes Water Shortage  Proclaim Sinte Of ‘Dire’ Emergency  ly Columbia: Pa.

ICE JAM BRINGS WATER FAMINE   State Of ‘Dire’ Emergency Is Declared In Columbia, Pa.

Residents Get Quart A Day In Water Famine  Columbia, Pa., Fears Fire May Break Out As Jee Tam Remaing

ce Jam Cuts Off City Water  Columbia, Pa., Famine Affects 12.000

Vast Ice Jam Creates Water Famine In River Town of 12,000 on Susquehanna

Columbia Has Water Famine   Susquehanna Ice Jam Raises Threat OF Fire.

Committee Hears He Favored Use Of Chiang Army   General Praises Eighth Army for Korean Campaign

Ridgway For ac’s China Attack Plan   Favored Letting Chiang’s Troops Invade Mainland, Senators Informed

Ridgway in Accord on Use of Chinese Troops on Mainland   Supported MacArthur Demond That Nationalists Direct Blow at Reds.

New Commander Upheld MacArthur Diversion Appeal  Document Backed South China Push To Slow Up Reds

) HEARINGS — Knowland Bares Note To Collins   SENATORS HEAR GENERAL BARR

Ridgway Backed Demand to Use Chiang’s Troops   Sen. Knowland Shows Message Sent to Gen. Collins

Knowland Reveal: Ridgway Support Of Nationalist Use   Communication Backs Logic of Movement Mac Advocates

Ridgway Was In Aceord On Use Of Troops  General Went Along  With MacArthur On re ee ee A SR

Ridgway Backed Use of Chinese   Letter Supports View in December

Gen. Barr Opposes MacArthur Proposal   Former Division Commander in Korea Agoinst Bombing Chinese Supply Bases in Manchuric, Use of Nationalists

Ridgway Backed MacArthur Plan for Chiang Role  Message Sent   } Message Sent To Army Chief Put in Record

General Quoted As Supporting MacArthur Idea:  Commander Wanted To Use Chiang’s Army On China Mainiand

Backed Plan to Use Chiang’s Troops  Gen. Ridgway Favored Mac's Proposal. Senators Hear

Note Tells  Of Backing For Ousted Head’s Plan   Logie Of Proposal Seen By New Boss Of Far East Force

Senate Inquiry Given Paper by Sen. Knowland.  Maj. Gen. Barr Tells Of Chinese Assault

Letter To Collins Put Into Record   Gen. Barr Is Witness At Senate Inquiry; Opposes Bombing

MACARTHUR INQUIRY LEARNS GEN. RIDGWAY SUPPORTED DEPOSED COMMANDER'S VIEWS OF USING NATIONALIST CHINESE TROOPS IN CHINA

Message Urged Nationalist Push In South China   '  Inquiry Commitier Heaca Gen, Barr's Report Of Attack On U.S. Troops

Favored An Invasion Of Red China  Disclose Letter To Chief OF Staff

Ridgway Oh'd Plea tor Use Of Nationalists   MacArthur's Aide, Successor Backed Disputed Policy

Ridgway And MacArthur Agree On China   Present Commande: In Korea Backed General In Use OF Nationalists

Barr Blame: Chiang for Red Victory   Commander Favored _ Attack on: Mainland During U.N. Setback

Says Ridgway Wanted Use China Troops   Knowland Puis Into Record Request  From Commander Te Gencral Collins

Ridgway Backed MacArthur Plan  Successor Favored Nationalicts Use

Ridgway Favored  Using Nationalists General Agreed With MacArthur In Jeinag   General Agreed With MacArthur In Using Chiana’s Troons Aacainst China Mainland

Support Of MacArthur Disclosed   Senator Submits Ridgway’s Letter To Gen. Collins

Letter to Collins IsIntroducedby Sen. Knowland   Convinced of Logic of Move, He said; Probers Hear from Barr

Ridgway Was Supporter Of MacArthur   Wanted Chiang’s Men To Jain In Attack on China

General Last December Was For South China Offensive   Letter To Army Chief Of Staff Put Into Record Today By Senator Knowland; Supported MacArthur Contention.

Ridgway, Mac Agreed on Use  Of Nationalists  Senate Committee Told War Leader Called It Logical

Sen. Knowland Enters Letter InMac Inquiry  Present Far Eastern Chief Saw Logic Of  Dy ok ee

Mac Troop Plea Backed By Ridgway   December Message tc Collins Placed in Inquiry Record.

Senate Told_ Of Ridgway's View on War   General Favored Plan To Use Nationalists In Korea in Letter  Of Last December

General Ridgway Urged Use Of Nationalist Army   KNOWLAND PRODUCED

LEADER IN FAR EAST SUPPORTED BOLD WAR PLAN   Proposal To Use Chi nese Nationalist Troops Against Reds Favored By Field Commander.

Senate Probers Told Gen. Ridgway Supported MacArthur Demand To Use Chinese Troops Last Year

Ridgeway For Use of Chinese Troops In War   Commander In Far East Favored Idea Of MacArthur’s to  Belt aece Wessceecs Ass etme

Senators Told Message Sent Last December   Present Commander Said Plan ‘Logical’ To Relieve Pressure

Communication To Collins s Read At Hearina   Drive To Relieve Pressure On Allies In Korea Supported

General Ridgway Wanted To Use Chinese Nationalist Troops Ir  Assault On Mainland Of China

GEN. RIDGWAY FAVORED USE OF CHINESE ARMY      Supported Mac’s Plan to Attack Mainland, Senators Told.

Ridgway Wanted Chiang s Men Used  Message to Collins Said   arAxt Lies Pare ee

Probers Told He Hoped For Chiang Action   Hurley's Testimony Veers For Astray From Main Issue

Ridgway Gave Endorsement to MacArthur Plan   Vocument Introduced at Senate Hearing  Shaws Far Eastern Commander Supported Demand Of His Predecessor for Use of Chiang’s  Nationalist Troops Aveinst Meinland of China

SENATORS TOLD RIDGWAY LIKED M’ARTHUR PLAN   FAVORED RELEASING NATIONALIST TROOPS FOR CHINA CAMPAIGN

Ridgway Said Favors Use Of Chiang Troops   Gen. Barr Takes Stand: Knowland Offers Evidence

BACKED at OF CHIANG 3 ARMY “TON MAINLAND   Communication to Army Staff Chief Put in Record of Senate Hearinns.

MacArthur’s Views Held By Ridgway   Favored Blow At China Mainland

CLOUDS ON INCREASE   No Rain Is Expected in Kansas Thru. Tomorrow, However

Tells Russia U. S. Is Rearming ToAvert War   Also To Meet Conflict If Forced Upon Us, Says President Truman

Truman Serves Notice On. Russ   Kremlin Warned U, S. Rearming To Be Prepared In Case Of Red Attack

Primarily a Preventive lbicoebe . Rearmament Program  ‘Defined by. President

Aim Of U.S. Is For Peace, ‘Says Truman      Communists Challenged To Agree On Foolpreof Plan For Control Of Atomic Weapons

Urges Foolproof Disarmament Plan for World   American Mobilizing To Prevent War, President Hopes

Truman Defines  Rearming Intent  Russia Told U.S. To Meet Conflict

Truman Says  U . 8. Rearms Against War   President Again Bids For Foolproof Arms Control

Truman Gives Russia Notice   Says U. S. Rearms to Prevent War But Also to Meet Forced Conflict.

U. §. Rearming To Prevent War, Says President   Challenges Reds To Accept Control Of Atomic Weapons

U. S. Rearming To Prevent War But Will Meet Conflict. Truman Insists.

Truman Gives Russia Notice U.S. Is Rearming Primarily to Prevent War

U.S. Rearmament Aimed fo Prevent War Says Truman   But Nation Will Fight if Conflict ls Forced On Us

Truman States US Is Rearming To Prevent War  Reds Are Challenged To Agree on Control Of Weapons

Truman Warns Russia Of U. §. Readiness   President Says America Ready To Fiaht

U.S. Arming To Prevent War-Truman   Russia Has Notice y. S. Preparing  To Meet Conflict ‘lf Forced on Us’

Truman Says Army Build-up For Peace-Then Defense   Warns Russians Free World Will Oppose Agaressior

President Gives Russia Notice U.S. Rearming To Prevent War   Truman Again Challenges Communists To Agree Upon Foolproof Control Of Atomic And Other Weapons.

TRUMAN TELLS RUSSIA WHY WE ARE REARMINC      Ready to. Prevent War or Meet Conflict If It Is Forced on Us.

ASKS PROGRAM OF ATOMIC CONTROL   ~_ Nation To Be Ready If Others Force War  CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Writes U. S. Will Continue To Strive For Peace, International Order

Truman Declares US Is Rearming To Prevent War   But Tells Russians  Nation Can Carry On War If Necessar

U. S. Girds For Safety   Truman Tells Russia War Prevention Is Aim Of Rearmament Setup

Reorganization Of RFC Saved By Close Vote   Republicans Join Move To Kill Big Lending Agency in Senate

RFC APPEARS ON WAY QUT DESPITE WIN   Senate Opens Fight When Truman Plan Gets By House

House Passes Bill to Reform RFC   But, Republicans Plan Fight to Abolish Acency

Truman’‘s Pian to Reorganize RFC Squeaks Through House; GOP’ers Demand Abolition

Truman Forces Defeat Attempt To Kill RFC   But Former President, Whe Sponsored Creation In  1931 As. Emergency Bill, Joins In GOP Move’ Ene Ahknlietn

R.r.U. Squeaks Past House In Close Vote   Truman’s Plan for Loan Agency May Save Its Life Yet

Truman Plan Is Voted By House Margin Narrow   Rep. Hays Fails To Name ‘Influencing’ Members Of Senate

Wins House  Approval   But Republicans In Senate Aim  At Killine Acene\

Truman’s Plan For Saving RFC ‘Squeaks by House   But Senate GOP Leadership Joins Drive to Kill Agency: Hays Refuses to Name “Influence Peddlers”.

Senate Cites Costello for Contempt   Three Other Top Figures Named as Republicans Urge Inquiry Continue

Senate Cites Gamblers  for Contempt  _ Effort to Be Made _ to Extend  Probe to Tanucry 1!

The Veep Says He Has “Lots of Years Ahead” When Asked About 1952

 Barkley ‘Not Too Old To Run in 1952’   Indicates He Has Many Years of Service Ahead.

State Will Read Gross Secrets Into Evidence   Dynamite-Laden Testimony Will Go Into Record

SHOWERS FOR KANSAS   Forecast Calls for Rain Over Entire State by Tomorrow

Wanted Cozy Home-Life  Bob’s Love For Parties Splits Home With Lana

Marriage of Lana Turner, Millionaire Bob Topnping’Forever, Lasts 3 Years

PA. HIGHWAYS PLAN WILL NOT BE CURTAILED   ‘Material Shortage  Is Not Expected  To Halt Work

ERAN H. JULIEN WILL © ACCEPT INDIANAPOLIS : TOB AFTER GRADUATION

ARMY TO BURY GEN. WALKER   Raised To Four-Star Rank  By House; Impressive    . Funeral Planned

Prepare € Burial Of Walker, Hero Of Three Wars         ngton Grave  Place  Select ‘Site In Arl : Near. Pershing As Last Resting

Congress To Give 8th Army Chief 4-Star Rank:  Army He Served in 3 Wars Buries Walker Today in Arlington Grave Near Pershing

General’s Burial Is Scheduled for Walton H. Walker   Dead Officer Will Lic Near Pershing; High Dignitaries Plan to Attend

Walker's Burial Is Set For Today   Will Be Buried Near Gen. John Pershing

Final Honors For Native Texan— Army Provides General’s Burial  For Welton H. Walker. Korean Victin

Army in Which Gen. Walton Walker Fought and Died Buries Hero Today

Rites Ready For Walker .   Honors Are Planned For Army’s ‘General:

GEN. WALKER’S FUNERAL TODAY   Body Will Lie In Spot Close To That Of General Pershing

SYNHORST RUNS FOR THIRD TERM   Move Ends Rumors He Might Make Bid For Another Office

Kenneth Evans Enters Race for lowa Governor   Former Lieutenant Governor Will Seek GOP Nomination

EVANS RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR   Joins Nicholas in Primary Fight for G.O.P. Nomination

‘Grand Jury Inquiry Will Be Sought  ‘In Mt. Vernon. Knox County Gambling

Key To Chinese Winter Defense Line Is Taken  Allied Forces Make Gains On West

South Koreans Capture, Then Lose High Peak   British Brigade Puts Final Touch on Bloody Drive

Reds Retreat As Yanks Take New Offensive   ‘U.S. Will Stay And Fight In Korea,’ Says Gen. Collins

Army Chief Of Staff Says UN Forces Will Remain In Operation In Korea

Allies Yield Base As Red  Peril Grows   Military Conference Stirs Talk Chiang’s Troops Mav Be Used

UN FORCES QUICKLY TAKE KOREA OFFENSE   Collins Says Americans In Korea to Stay, Fight

Collins Promises Allies Will Stay And Fight; Rein. forcements To Come; 2nd Division  Pie veset Gintama“

Tank - Infantry Teams Capture Three Towns; Little Red Resistance

Trade Embargo Against China Urged by U. S.  Sub-Committee Ok<« E.  ¢ Eeanomic

Diplomats Asked To Hold Meetings To Discuss Embargo Against China

Gromyko Raps Pact as Draft ror New War   Soviet Contends US. Turning Nation Into  Base for Military Use

Calls Japan A Base for U. S$. Arms   Repeots Earlier Complaints Against Treaty

Says Treaty Is Draft For. ‘New War’   Gromyko, In Press Conference, Refers  To Dulles As a Seasoned Warmonrer’

Signing Of Pact: Scheduled Today For 48 Nations   Three Communist Countries Denounce Japanese Treaty

‘Son Is Held In ‘Mercy Slaying’ Of Aged Parents on Christmas Eve

Merriam Tells Planto Halt Blight Spread      Housing Chairman Suggests Tax-Fed Program to  “Nurture” Aging Areas.

Bookie Balks _ At TV Hearing  ‘Outraged’ Carroll May Be Cited Far Contemnt

Carroll Faces Senate Count   Bookie Walks Out Protest ing Television Cameras

Corporation Tax Hike Cut By Senators   Group Knocks a Fourth From Increases Voted By Lower House

Committee Votes To Drop Increase Voted By House   Agrees To Knock Out Fourth Of Boost In  Corporation Taxes

HOUSE INCREASE ON CORPORATION TAX I$ SLASHED   Senate Finance Committee Tentatively Knocks Out One Fourth Of Boosts Voted Earlier.

Senate Cuts Corporation Tax Increase  Knock One-Fourth Of Levy; Small Firms To Benefit

TAX CUT FOR CORPORATIONS   Senators Vote To Slash House-Approved Increase

Senate To Cut Off Part’ Of Corporation Tax Hike   Excess Profits Tax Boost Eliminated From House Bill: Smaller Companies Will Benefit

Senate Group Cuts Tax Boost  Would Drop Fourth  OF Carnoration Rise

Corporation Tax Hike Is Lowered   Senate Committee In Tentative Vote

Excess Profif Tax Boost Is Eliminated      Senate Finance Group Votes to Knock Out Jump in Corporation Taxes One-fourth

Group Eases Tax Boost For Corporations   Senate Committee  Would Knock Fourtl

Airliner Burns After Cragh  14 Feared Dead As Piane Falls In Towa Snow Squall

Mid-Continent Airliner Falls During Snowstorm   Believe Ship Crashed As It Started To Make Landing; Say Fire Breaks Out in Wreckage

Airliner Falls in Corn Field; Eight Survive Crash   Plane Burns After Crash in Snow Storm Early Today

14 Killed When Airliner Crashes and Burns During Snow Storm at Sioux City

DC-3 Airliner Crash Kills  15 in lowa   Mid-Continent Plane Burn: In Snowstorm Landing

Mid-Continent Plane Burns After Crackup   10 Persons Survive; Accident Occurs During Snowstorm

Mid-Continent DC-3 Plunges And Burns During Snowstorm In Attempting To Make Landing: Willow Lake Couple And Rapid Citvan Among Passengers Boarding Craft At Kansas tits

Sioux C ity Plane Crash In Snow Squall Fatal To 14; Eight Survive

Plane Crashes And  Burns In Snowstorm   14 Reported Killed at Sioux City, Ia., In Crash of Mid-Continent Airliner; Pilot Was Husband of Chillicothe Girl

DC-3 Plummets To Cornfield While Landing At Sioux City   Snow Squall Blots Out Visibility: First Fatal Accident for Line

DC3 Cracks Up During Landing  In Snowstorm      {0 Survive as Flames Destroy Plane Near Midwest Airfield

Mid-Continent Line Has First Fatality In Its 17 Years  Nine Passengers eae Aboard Plane Are. AGL Raaatg aces oe

Eight Survive DC-3 Disaster: Snow Blamed   Mid-Continent Airlines Plane Bound for Houston

16 Reported Dead 10 Hurt In Plane Crash   Airliner Falls And Burns Near Airport of Sioux City, lowa

Crash in lowa Ruins  A Record   iS Reported Dead at Sioux City in Mid-Continent’s Second Wreck in Week   IN A SNOW STORM   Witnesses Say Squall Blotted Out the Crafy Just Before It Hit

Ten Survive as Plane Burn: at Sioux City   Sudden Snow Squall Strikes as Pilot Paseac Field. Turns

15 Believed Killed In Airliner Crash In Sioux City, Ia.  Mid-Continent DC-3 Cracks Up Landing  During Snowstorm

15 Aboard DC-3: Hits, Burns Wil Landing  ardess Surviv   r, Pilot  Copies re Killed

10 PERSONS SURVIVE CRASH DURING LANDING IN IOWA; PLANE BURNS AFTER HITTING

15 Killed In Sioux. City Plane Crash   Ten Survive As Craft Falls While Trying for Field In Snowstorm

Nine Others Live as DC-3 Dives in Field  Craft Piles Up In Landing At Sioux City

14 Persons Die In Plane Crash At Sioux City   Snow Squall Blots Out Plane During Landing Approach

14 Killed In Plane Crash   DC-3 Mid-Continent Airliner Falls And Burns.

Mid-Continent Plane Burned  at Sioux City   Eight Passengers and Stewardess Survive: Crewmen Perish

BIG AIRLINER BURNED NEAR IOWA. AIRPORT   Ten In Hospital After Accident At Slauy City

fowa Crash  Fatal to 15   Ten Survive Sioux City Plane Wreck During Snow Squall

Death Toll 14 As Plane Falls, Burns   Mid-Continent Liner Crashes In Attempt At Iowa Landing

15 Die In Crash Of Plane Inlowa   Liner Falls And Burns Attempting To Land In Snowstorm At Sioux City

Airliner   Nine Others Are  Reported to Have Survived Disaster At Sioux City, la.

FromK. C. To  9 Persns Believed To Have Survived; Craft Crashes While T wine Ta land

15 Persons Die In Flaming Crash Of Airline Plane   At Least Nine Others Escape as DC-3 Falls In fowa Snow Storm

Ten Persons Survive In Flaming Crack-up   Mid-Continent DC-3 Craft Plunges After Attempt~ _ing Landing at Sioux City, lowa: During Snowctarm-: Some Passengers Thrown Clear:

Mid-Continent Plane Plunges Into Cornfield   Craft Burns After Missing Airport Land; ing: 9 Survivors ~~

14 ARE KILLE IN SIOUX CITY PLANE CRASH   Eight Survive; 2nd Acci: ‘dent In Week For MidContinent Line

17 Killed In Crash,  8 Survive   Plane Crashed At Sioux City During Snow Storn

14 Die As" Plane Falls  In Snowstorm   Mid-Continent Airliner Falls and Burns in Cornfield near Airport at Sioux City.

Fifteen Persons Killed in Airliner Crash in lowa Cornfield, 10 Others Escape; Dead Includes =~ Woman Who Survived Another Smash-Up Last Week

14 Meet Death When Airliner Falls In lowa  Eight Aboard Craft   Eight Aboard Craft Reported Survivors Tn: Sioux City Crash

14 Dead In lowa Airline Crash Today   8 Persons Survive Sioux City Mishap; Plane Coming in For Landing Crashes

10 People Survive As DC-3 Plunges In A Snowstorm   Midcontinent Airliner With 25 Aboard Falls While Attempting Landing At Sioux City, Ia., Airport; Both Pilot And Co-Pilot Are Killed; Several Seriously Injured

15 Are Dead In Air Crash   Mid-Continent's First Fatal Crash In 17 Year History

10 Survive Sioux City DC-3 Wreck   Liner Piles Up In Snowstorm During Landing

Craft Burns After Smashing Down In Snowstorm   Nine Survivors Pulled From Wreck Before Flames Envelope It

14 Persons Killed in Plane Crash; 9 Survive Crackup   Airliner Goes Down Near Sioux City, la. During a Snowstorm

Airliner Falls Near Sioux City  Believe Plane   Believe Plane Was Landing

Ten Survive DC-3 Crackup  in Snowstorm   Mid-Continent Liner’ Meets Disaster While Landing At Stonx City

{7 REPORTED DEAD IN IOWA PLANE CRASH   DC-3 Carrying 25 Per sons, Burns After  . Being Wrecked Ir Storm Landings.

vive Liners Snowstorm Bursts in Flame:   First Fatal Accident On Mid-Continent Lines Occurrina in 17 Years

"Accident Occurs Near Sioux City, lowa During Heavy Snowstorm; 10 Persons Reported Survivors

Mid-Continent: Airliner Goes Down in a Field  - Snow Blotted Out? Plane Before Crash.

Ten Survive As Snow Squall Blots Landing   First Passenger Deaths in History Of Mid-Continent

Airliner Crash Kills 15 in lowa  Plane Falls, Burns Near Sioux City

PLANE WRECKS WHILE LANDING IN SNOWSTORM   ‘Mid-Continent Airliner Carried 25 Persons; Visibility Bad.

DISASTER TO AIRLINER IN SNOWSTORM   Plane Coming in for Land: ing at Sioux City Plows Into Cornfield end Burns.   NINE SURVIVORS __ ARE REPORTED   Sudden Snow Squall Hits Low-Flying Plane. Pilet and Co-Pilot Among the Dead.

Air Crash . Kills 15   Tragedy in Iowa First Fatal Accident in MidContinent Line Histor:

Steel Strike Threat Given To President   Firm Stands Taken by Labor, Management; Next Move Not Known

HST To Air Strike Case  Mediators Give Up Efforts To Block Steel Walkout

TRUMAN GIVEN STEEL PROBLEM   Mediation Fruitless, Ching States; Industry Wants  Price Raise

President Gets Stee! Strike Job   Ching’s Mediators Quit In Face Of  Negotiation Stall

Truman Will = Take Next te In Deadlock   eae  Run Into Trouble, ° ORS President Gets Problem

Hopes Dim For Quick Settlement   Chief Executive May ine ' yoke Taft-Hartley Act j Against Union

NATION'S HALT ON NEW YEAR'S STILL 1S SEEN   White House Can Call On Hated T-H Act ‘ To Hold Output

teel Strike © ‘breat Referred ‘o President Mediators Drop _ All Hope Of  * Agreement

Be nate’s 31-18 Okay Is Surpris  Truck Weight Battle Ils Shifted to House

House Body Cuts Amount  Requested   Greatest Peacetime Budget Does Not Include Korean War

House Measure Today Cuts $11 Billion from Truman’‘s Request but Still is Record

06 BILLION APPROVED FOR ARMED FORCES   Largest Peace Time Fund Ever Voted

Military Fund Gets Approval   Greatest Arms Total During U.S. Peace

The Weather   Eccles Quits  Reserve Board Ogdenite Says Nothing Of Conflict With Truman Administrationin Leaving

TIGHT EUROPEAN DEFENSE URGED   Eisenhower Says Unless De fense Line Is Strong There _ Will Never Be Peace  Without Fear.

Europe Defense Must Be East Of Rhine, Ike Warn  t Fear Until Then, He

Truce Delegates Remain  Deadlocked At Meeting   Behind-Lines Inspection Remains Biggest eltem Of Debate: Five-Hour Talk Is Futile

Negotiators  Deadlocked   ee POW et Oe ee WO  Issue Of Policing Korean Armistice Remains Puzzler

Allied And Red Negiotiators In Deadlock As Mutual Distrust And Suspicion Marks Latest Meeting

Truce Talks Deadlocked   Little Progress Seer During Debate On Saturday

‘Warm Debate Leaves Both Sides Where They Started   Suspicion Marks Latest Session On Policing Korea

Inspection Problem Unsolved   Truce Deadline Now Only 18 Days Away

Truce Teams Remain in Deadlock   Reds Continue Rejecting Key Allied Offers

Armistice Policing  Compromise Seen  Hard-Bargaining Stage Nears in Talks

Policing Issue Still Deadlock   Long Debate Held By Negotiators In Korea

Loopholes Left For Higher Food, Clothing Prices   Freeze Effective As Of Jan. 25; Consumer Rationing Unlikely; Will Adjust Wages Later; Control Enforcement Chief Resigns

“Stop-Gap” Order Traps Soaring Prices At Jan. 25th Level   WITH NO ‘ROLL-BACKS’   Wages Subject to Adjustment Under Policy Still To Be Worked Out

Wage And Price Controls Order Now In Effect   “Stop-Gap” Order Holds Wages-Prices At January 25 Level

India Ready To End Its State Of War With Japan   Japanese So Notified B Indian Mission; Proposals Submitted.

India to Sign Own Treaty With Japanese   Formal Notice to Tokyo Will Follow Patiern of S. F. Pact

Enemy's Spring “Offense Expected Any Day by Allies   Signs Indicate Reds Are Massing Soldiers For New Onslaught

Big Red Drive Likely Any Day   All Signs Point To Major Communist Offensive.

Commie Force Being Built Up, Reporis Reveal   Yanks Smash North Of 38th Parallel as Fight Gets Tougher

RAINY SEASON MAY SIGNAL ATTACK   48 Red Divisions Massec On Two Fronts

Customary Hed Huthlessness Could Produce Nasty Time— Allies Exnect Maior Communist Offensive AnvTime Nov

Reds’ Glamor Girl Deserts Youth ‘Rally   Star of Peace Festival -Given Asylum’ in West Berlin   Would Prefer Scrubbing Floors to Being Soviet Heroine

Commies Launch ‘Peace’ Festival  Vaunied $10 Million Propaganda ) Show Invades East Berlin

 Reds Open Peace Festival 1 in East Berlin :  But Their Star Glamor Cal Scrams Over Border

East German Communists’ Glamor Queen Deserts Rally For Freedom Of W est Berlin

OUTS American Apologizes for “Warmongers in the Unitec States”; Glamor Queer Picked for Occasion Deserts.

Reds Open Big ‘Peace Festival’  But Their Prize Glamor Girl:  Shuns E. Berlin

Reds Open Peace Rally Minus Queer  Shapely, Blue-Eyed      Shapely, Blue-Eyed Blonde Deserts On Eve Of Convention

Young ‘Americans’ Blast Own Country From fron Curtain   East Berlin Peace Meet Draws 80,000 Reds,  a ee ee

Editors Score News Barriers   Executives Say People Should Demand Access To Truth

Commissioner Says Minutes Were Altered   Magazine Assessment Figures Juggled; Trial Continues Today ©

LOS ANGELES COUPLE — WIND. UP.IN SAME JAIL. RIT NOT TO MAKE BAIL.

Each Suffers Loss Of Her Brother Girl, Woman Hit By Death's Grim Tricks

ZERO WEATHE LEADS T0 NEW CURBS ON GAS   Toledo, Dayton, Columbus, Cincinnati HardHit By Shortages

REDS ISSUE WARNING ON KOREAN TRUCE TALKS   Tells Allies to Accept Commie Terms Or “Bear the Full Responsibility"

Keonomy Forces Make Strong Showing Despite Scott’s Plea For More Revenue

ECONOMY RULES N. G. ASSEMBLY   Legislators Prepare To Keep Tight’ Grip On State's Finance—Free Spending Onnposed.

Observance of Poppy Day Set For Saturday, May 26th And Patriotic Citizens Asked To Wear Flowers

COURT TO PROBE RED BAIL SOURCES   Civil Rights Congress Chief Bonding Agent

Judge to Complete Hearings Monday On Reds’. Bail   Ryan Grants Recess On Defense Motion For ‘More Time

Marathon Court Sessions Planned To Complete Bail Hearings of Reds

Price of Natural Gas Hit in Brief   State Distributors Are ‘Gouged’ by Phillips

Charge Badgers Overpay for Gas   State Files Brief in Effert to Have FPC RAooly Reculation

Former SU Buyer Held In Drug Deal   Alleged to Have Used University Name to — Make Big Profit.

Egyptian Tanks Withdraw From Suez Approach   New Threat Made By Rebels to Kick Out British Troops

Egypt Pulls Armor Back From Suez  Approaches   British Troops Seal Off Canal  As Egypt Makes New Paper Threa

Egyptians Back Us From Canal  BRajtieh Sand Rie Fnree   British Send Big Force, Foe Retreats

Loyptian Troops Are Withdrawn From Suez Area   Britain's Bristling Defense Along Canc Brings New Protest

Egyptian Forces Pull Back From British ‘Suez Defenses  Moslem Extremists. Demand ‘Revenge;’ Canal

Egyptians Withdraw From ‘Suez; British  Seal Off Canal Area   Note Sent to Britain by Egypt’s Foreign Minister Makes New Threat to Oust English; Moslem Extremists Make Demand for Revenge

Threat To Kick Out British Is Made On Paper   Canal Area Sealed Off; Is Placed On Firm War Footing

New Threat Is Hurled At British   Egyptian Soldiers Withdrawn Along Suez Defense Line

EGYPTIANS PULL BACK ARTILLERY   SUEZ CANAL AREA SEALED OFF BY BRITISH AND PUT ON WAR FOOTING.

Egyptian Tanks Leave  Suez Area But Govt, Makes Nev Threat to Kick Out

Canal Area  Sealed Off By British   Arab Nations Yow Support As Egyptians Press Ouster Efforts

Democrats Map Court Action In Cabinet Fight  Haluske Condemns Governor's Action As ‘Un-American’

Dems Threaten Court Action If Fine Tries To By-Pass Senate Confirmation

Threaten Court  Action In Fine. Cabinet Fuss Democrat Whip Blasts Naming Of Officials As Acting Dent. Heads

Find Signs Of New Red Offensive   Allies Cross Parallel, Find 3,000 Enemy Vehicles Gathering Am munition and Supplies.

Air Spotters Report Communist Build-ups North, Northwest Of Inje; More Than 3,000 Enemy Vehicles Sighted   UN FORCES IN TWIN ICOUNTER-OFFENSES

UN Army In Drive To North   Communists Seen Getting Ready To Launch New hAniae Sbaonciva

UNITED NATIONS ROLLING NORTH AGAINST REDS  Allies Encounter Lit  Allies Encounter Lit: tle or No Resistance Along 100-Mile Korean Front.

Allies Rolling North Against No Opposition   Within 12 Miles Of 38th, Reclaim Much Lost Territory

Baptists Score Appointment o Vatican Envoy  General Convention Of Texas Approves Viaorous Resolution

Voting in Several Cities Holds Interest of Montanans; Some Special Measures on Ballots

Phone Official Witness Today  Says Utility Needs About $12 Million

Seek New Hike in Phone Rates  17? Millinne Needed   12 Millions Needed, Utility Head States

Gromyko Peevish At Paet   Free World Leaders Jubilant As Jap War Is Ended

Big 3 Diplomats Leave ’Frisco for  New Conference  Leave for Washington Highly Pleased With Outcome of Jap Treaty Session; Savial’c Lhramulra Stil] Sullan and Bitte

Unable T: o Balk Peace Pact, Russia May Try To Woo Japs Away from Western Nations

France, Britain. :       Handling Of J ;  German Settlement’   German Settlement : Main Problem Now: For Three Ministers:

Russia Beaten At Conference; Pact Is Siqned   Likely To Try To Woo Japan From U. S. And Allies

Diplomats Feel Treaty Session Was A Success   Russia Rebuffed As Peace With lanan is Sianed

Gromyko Peevish At Pact   Free World  Leaders  Jubilant As Jap — Warls Ended -

RADIO MAN IS SEIZED BY ATOM PLANT GUARD   Newscaster Paul Harvey — Caught After Climbing Argonne Lab Fence.

Commentator Held For Entry At Atom Lab   Paul Harvey Stopped  After Scaling Fence;  Is Questioned by FBI

Commentator Paul Harvey Seized by Federal Guard  Scaling Laboratory Fence

Would Use General Revenue Funds for Better County Roads   Farm Bureau Federation Suggests Spending Sales Tax from Cars, Trucks.

SETTLES   Pre-Easter Calm Follows Heavy Winds in the Wheat Country

THE DUST S   Pre-Easter Calm Follows Heavy Winds in the Wheat Country

Panama Head Establishes Dictatorshi p  Says He Is Guarding   Says He Is Guarding Country and Canal  From Red Threat

Arias Sets Up A Dictatorship AtPanamaCity   _Dissolves Parliament And Scraps Constitution To Combat Reds

Claim Canal Threatened By Commies   Parliament Kicked Out As Arias Rules By Decree Again

Reds Set For Fresh Offensive   Communists Cut Off Water Supply For Streams Blocking Invasion Path

Expect New Red Assault On Central Front  Close Hwachon Dam   Close Hwachon Dam Gates To Lower Rivers for Crossings

Communist Troops  Plan New Attacks   Allied Firepower at Seoul Forestalls All-out Attempt To Take City on May Day

Reds Cut Water Supplying Rivers Blocking Attack   Foe Shifts Forces East to Dodge Allies’ Withering Firepower

Foe Shifts:Forces To. Central Fiont;: Close Dam Sluice Gates In Effortto Dry Up River

‘Foe Cuts Off Water Supply For Han and Pukhan Rivers In Path of Southward Push

Chinese Stopped Short of Seoul; Shift Offensive   Ominous Buildup of Enemy Forces Observed Along Chunchon-Hongchon Invasion Route

Reds Cut Water Leve of Rivers  Would Eliminate Invasion Block   Would Eliminate Invasion Block for New Attack

Enemy Cuts Water Supply  To Invasion Route Rivers      Massing In Chunchon-Hongchon Area: Allies Open Aerial Attack

Reds Block Rivers To Open Route for  Invasion Armies  Shift Forces After May Day Try to Taba Gaaiil Caile

Chinese Buildine Forces Along Invasion Route  Sluice Gates at Dam Are Closed to Assist in Crossings

REDS DRAIN OFF RIVERS TO SHIFT TO NEW ATTACK   Massed Allied Might Blocks May Day Drive On Seoul   BUILDUP OMINOUS   Enemies Swing to Center, Close Sluice Gates of Hwachon Dam

Seek to Cross the Han River  pj eee go.  ae  Sn   Assault Forces Aimed at Central War Front

Cut Off Water Supply For Rivers Blocking Route   Shift Forces To Central Korean ~ Front: Assault On Seoul Disrupted

Foe Drying Uy Rivers in Path of New Drive   Communists Shift to Central Front: Seoul Push Blasted  Dp. ATEN OT EAIPN TS

Dams Closed To Aid Reds River Crosses   May Day Quiet, Bu Might Be The Lull Before The Storm

Reds Cut Of Water Flow To 2 Rivers   Han, Pukhan Drop As Invasion Route  Blocks Are Eyed

Enemy Shifts: Forces Toward Center; Air Sorties Set a Record   Cut River Water To Ease Assaul   Planes, Artillery Spoil Reds’ May Day Goal of Capturing Seoul]

New Thrust Is Concentrated Or Central Front   Reds Cut Off River Water Supply In Effort To Halt Allies; Record Air As sault Hammers Enemy

Reds Shift Attack To Central Front   Cut Off Water Supply of Rivers Blocking Route

ATTACK 1S. SH FROM SEOU   Allied Planes and M - Guns Balk. Red - Take Seoul on. M

Reds Cut Off River Waters   Shift Forees to Central Front After Plana for As. soult on Secul Smashed

Communists Cut Off Water Supplies  Cliian lf "mbaner K(X   Sluice Gates On Rivers Closed By Reds

Check Red Thrust: Try New Front   Dam Gates Closed To Dry Up Rivers On Invasion Route

Allies Block Red Push To Seize Seoul   Enemy. Shifts Forces For New Assault In Central Korea Arens

Water Supply Cut Off For Two Streams that Block Invasion Route OF Communist Forces

Prepare For Assault On  Center Line   Communists Close Sluice Gates To Drop Water Level

CLOSE DAM GATES 10 CUT WATER FLOW   Chinese Prepare for Drive in Central Korea Across Han and Pukhan Rivers.   ATTACK IS SHIFTED FROM SEOUL AREA   Allied Planes and Massed Guns Balk Red Effort to Take Seoul on May Day.

Red Drive Shifts To Central Area: Seoul Push Fails  Allies Prevented May Day Seizure Of ROK Capital

Sluice Gates Closed To Cut Water Supply    Enemy Hordes Shift After Seoul Defeat

Reds Preparing For New Attack  Water Supply for Rivers Is Cut Off

ENEMY TAKES STEPS TO HIT CENTRAL AREA   Communist Forces Begin Clearing Invasion Route

BLOCKED AT SEOUL, FOE SHIFTS WEIGHT TO CENTRAL FRONT   Allied Artillery Pours Heavy Barrage Of Shells Into Red Build-up Area; Air Force’s 1,277 Sorties Sets New Record.

Reds Block Rivers Flow In Invasion   U.N. Artillery Foils Plans for May Day Assault on Seoul

Reds Seek Easier River Crossing   Cut Water Supply By Closing Sluice Gates To Hwachon Dam

Reds Get Ready For New Attack   Ominous Silence Along Korea Front

Attack Shifts To Center After Seoul Is Held   Allied Planes Mount Greatest Air Effort Of Korean War

WAY IS CLEARED TO SPEED DRIVE OVER STREAMS   Chinese Lower Water Supply Of Rivers Blocking Invasion Routs—Allies Hold ing Line.

Reds Shift Their  Forces Preparing  For Launching of A New Attack

Reds Shift Troops To Central Front   May Have Given  Up Frontal Attack On Sesul; Buildup Reported Ominous

Reds Cut Dam Line  In Drive   Communists Girding For An All-Enveloping Campaign of Victory

Reds Try To Dry Rivers For Assault   Enemy Shifts Forces To Central Front;  Build-Up On

Enemy Lowers Levels of Rivers Blocking Route   Close Dam Gates; Allied Planés:and Guns Halt May Day Drive

Chinese Building Forces Along Invasion Route  Sluice Gates at Dam  gm   Sluice Gates at Dam Are Closed to Assist in Crossings

Reds Close Dam Gates To Lower Stage Of Rivers  Prepare For Attacks

Try to Dy up Rivers To Ease March South   Communists Cut Water Supply as ‘They Prepare to Open New Attack.

Close Gates To Dry.Up  Two Rivers  Chinese Massing For New Assault

Stopped Short Of Seoul And Shift  Forces To Center   Sluice Gates Closed Tc Hwachon Dam To Ease Wavy.

Reds Prepare For Attack On Central Front   Mrying Up Han River to Make Crossing of It Easier for Army

Reds in New Move For Another Drive   Communists Cut Off Water Supply to Rivers Block ing Invasion   No Reports of Ground Action on Central Front or Near Seoul

Aiit llery Scatters  Buildup   Reds Fail to Grab Seoul for May Day: Little Ground Action

Trattic Changes: To be Made Soor   ‘Chaingéé on Elm St. -Will be Experiment, . “Mayor Morck Says —

Roth Provides Anti-William Democrats with Rally Point in Row over Staebler

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FINAL CLOSE OUT ALL SUMMER TROPICAL SUITS, ON®THIRD OFF, — KANNER’S,

Nation's Worst Train Wreck in Last 32 Years Kills 82, Injures 500 After Plunge From Trestle

900 Others Hurt As Jersey Train Leaves Trestle   ‘Voice Fear More Bodies  Still May Be Found In Crumpled Cars, Debris

Cars Plunge Off Trestle .   Crowded Commuter Train Hurties From Tracks At Tamporery Overpess

500 Hurt, Worst Wreck ln 32 Years   H-Cat Commuter ‘ain Plunges Off New Trestle

News Day, Ni ghe   More Bodies Hunted In Worst Smashup In U.S. In 32 Years   900 Injured When Commuter Train Plunges Off New Jersey Trestle

WORKERS HUNT MORE BODIES IN WRECKAGE   Commuter-Crowded Train Plummets Down Steep  Embankment

500 Other Passengers Seriously. Injured When Speeding Suburban: Special Leaps Temporary Trestle   Third Major Railway Disaster In. New York Area in .Year and’ Worst Since 1918 CrackUp at Nashville: -

Train Wreck Toll Reaches $1:Many Hurt   11-Car PRR Train Plunges Off New Trestle in N. J.; Toll May Rise

TEMPERATURE   500 Riders Hurt   New Jersey Train Jumps  Wood Bridge

More Than 500 Others Are Hurt As Commuter’s Train Leaves Emergency Trestle

More Feared Killed in PRR  Trestle Crash   Rush-Hour Crackup Is Worst in 32 Years— New Jersey Officials, ICC Order Inquiries

FBI Probes Possibility Of Sabotage   500 Injured As Commuter Special Leaves Tracks

MORE BODIES MAY BE BURIED UNDER DEBRIS   Engineer Blames Overcrowded Coaches for N.Y Commuter Train Crash.

FBI Assigns Four G-Men Investigate Possibility Of botage; Approximately 50( jured In P. BR. RB. Wreck   WRECK OCCURRED ON TEMPORARY TRES

200 Injured  In New Jersey   FBI Ordered To Investigate Possibility Of Sabotage

Train Filled With People  Going Home   Cars Jump Track,  Then Plummet Down Embankment In Worst Wreck Since 1943

Inguirers Find Commuter Cars Going Twice Authorized Speed; Injures  500. Worst Since 1918

500 Injured As Cars Plunge Over 20-Foot Bank   Rescue Workers Hack Into Twisted Wreckage To Recover Bodies: Is Worst  Train Wreck In 32 Years

Engineer Says Train Traveled At Twice Rate Authorized   Rescue Workers Hach Through Wreckage, Hunt More Bodies

FBI Opens Inquiry Into Disaster   Jammed Commuter Train Plunges Through Trestle

Jersey Trestle Catastrophe Is Worst Since 718   PRR’s 11-Car “Broker” Plunges from Mid_ fown Overpass at Woodbridge Last Night. .

Eighty Persons Die In New Jersey Train Wreck, About 500 Injured: More Sought

Commuters’ Special Plunges Off Trestle Injuring er   EXCEEDS SPEED LIMIT

Goes Through Overpass af Woodbridge   Wreck Third Within Year in . New York Area

Commuters Special Plunges Off Trestle Injuring er  EXCEEDS SPEED LIMIT  Rescue Work Continues at Site Near Woodbridge; F.B.I. Called

COMMUTER CARS FALL: OFF TRESTLE   Crowded Passengs; Train Jumps, the Tracks on Overpass in Heart of Woodbridge, N. J, °   HIGHBALLING 50 . MILES PER HOUR   Travelling Twice Author. ized Speed When Disaster Strikes on Trestle Opened Few Hours Before.

List May Go Higher as Rescue Work Continues at Scene— Engineer Blames New Trestle

Injured In New Jersey Tragedy. Total About 500: -Commuter-Crowded = Train Plunges Off eaéke Dawn Bank:

Debris Searched For Bodies--Toll May Go Higher   Screams of Dying Rend Night After Trestle Collapses

Worst U.S. Rail Crash Since 1918   Engineer Admits Going  At Speed Twice the  Authorized Rate.

Train Plunges _. Off New Trestle Into City Street  New Jersey Crash Death Toll Highest Ciance ‘12 AAichan

Nearly 500 Hurt  In Rail Disaster   New Jersey Accident Is Nation's Worst in 32 Years: Probe Planned

ENGINE JUMPS TRESTLE   Commuter-Crowded Pennsylvania R. R. Train Topples 20 Fee To Street Below ; Some 500 More Are Injured and Many of Them Are Critical

Pennsy Train Injured Will Be Near 500  Rescue Workers ‘Seek More Bodies In Jersey Pileup

Commuter Cars Hurtle Down Bank   500 Injured in Worst Railroad Wreck Since 1918

Weather at Yuma   81 Killed, 500 Are Hurt in Train Wreck   Probe Possibilities Of Sabotage O: Criminal Negligence As Causes

Federal And State Inquiries Are Ordered In Accident To New Jersey Commuter Train

Train Traveling At Twice Speed Allowed, Claim   Commuter Special Plinges Off New Trestle At Woodbridge, N. J.; 82 People Killed, 500 Injured; Nation’s Worst Rail Wreck In 32 Years Under Probe

Doubled Speed Limit, Engineer Tells Prober  Eryy I..",.-.. Asin. P™. LE   500 Injured When Crack Commuter Train Plunges Off Trestle in New Jersey

Commuter Carrier Jumps Tracks, Plummets 20 Feet Down Steep Embankment   500 INJURED   Tragedy Worst For Railroad In Last  39 Years; Toll May Go Higher

200 Persons Injured in Worst Train Accident In 33 Years; Criminal Negligence Suspected: FBI to Investigate Possibility of Sabotage

0 Injured in Crash; Encineer Going Too Fast   Riders Home Bound Into New Jersey in Last Afternoon Train

500 INJURED WHEN TRAIN JUMPS TRACK   Investigations Are Launched Quickly Into Tragic Event

Seek Bodies In Debris Of Two Coaches   P. R. R. Commutters Train Buckles On Temporary Trestle; Estimate 500 Passengers Hurt.

Coaches Jump Track, Plummet Down Bank   Crowded PRR Commuter Bounces Off Trestle Near Woodbridge, N. J., Last Night — Third Big Wreck In N. Y. Area In Less Than Year— Workers Seek More Victims — Order _ Probes .

Engine, Cars Fall 20 Feet From Trestle  Warkers Searchin ™ =  gw, fF ef...   Warkers Searching Twisted Steel For New Death Victims

Engineer Hit Trestle Doing 50 MPH, Claim   Latest Death Toll 82 Five Hundred Hurt in Wrarck

500 Injured As Cars Jump Rail Trestle   Engineer Admits He Was Going “Twice Authorized Speed’

rain Plunges rom Trestle n New Jersey  Rescue Workers Zay ( — Bodie  tag

Train Wreck Death Toll Rises To 82   lew Jersey Tragedy Nation’s Worst In 32 Years: Estimated 500 Hurt

Engine, Cars Take Plunge Off Trestle   Reseners Fear Additional Bodies Will Be Found in Wreckage in New Jersey;  Worst in 32 Years

Train Wreck Death Toll Is Still Mounting   New Jersey Accident Is Worst in 32 Years As Workers Probe at Scene

Wreckage May Hide Bodies of 10 More Victims of Crash   List of Injured Nears 500 As Pennsylvania Commuter Coaches Plunae from Track

Travelling Twice Author. ized Speed When Disaster Strikes on Trestle Opened Few Hours Before.

Pennsylvania _ Engineer Admits His Train Was Traveling at Twice Its Authorized Speed

Commuter Train Traveling at 50 MPH, Twice Authorized Speed, When It Jumps Track Last Night.   FBI INVESTIGATES DEATH-DEALING WRECK

Hints Speed Cause of Disaster   Orders Ignored Prosecutor Claims; Tragedy Is Worst In Quarter Century

Speed Blamed © In Rail Crash   Possibility of Sabotage Draws FBI Into Probe of Train Disaster

500 Others Injured When Fast Passenger Train Is Plunged From New Trestle

About 900 Injured Listed In New Jersey Commuter Train Plunge Off Trestle

500 Others Hurt In Rail Crackup   Workers on Jersey Line Hunt for More Victims

CRACK COMMUTER TRAIN SPEEDING, OFFICIALS CHARGE   More Bodies May Be In Debris; FBI Checking On Sabotage Possibility

Admits Going Twice as Fast as Authorized Speed Over Trestle   Cars Plunge Off New Jersey Bank   Half-Dozen Probes Are Opened Into Worst  Wreck in 25 Years

_ PLUNGES OFF NEW TRESTLE New Jersey Disaster Is Nation’s Worst Train Mishap In 32 Years

82 Killed, 500 Hurt  In Railroad Disaster   Commuter Train Plunges From Temporary Trestle in New Jersey

Engineer Says Train Going Twice Too Fast   500 Injured as Crowded Commuter Train Plunges Off Rails of Newly Built Trestle Outside New York City

Jersey Rail Disaster Nation's Worst in 32 Years; 500 Hurt   SD  BY ART EVERETT AND ARTIN POST

Death Toll In Train Wreck 81   Commuters Die As Train Plunges From Trestle

TAAIN'S OPLED ABOUT 00 MPH ENGINEER SAYS   Five Groups Probe Cause cf Crash That Injured About 500.

Smashed Glass, Twisted Steel Injures 500   Railroad Tragedy Is Third Major Wreck In Less ‘Than Year

872 Persons Die,  500 Injured in Jersey Accident   Nation’s Worst Railroad Crash In 32 Years; Passengers Crowd Coaches Going Home From Work

Crowded Train Leaves Track ....  81 Die In Wreck; eee » $00 Are: Injured

Crowded Cars Hurtle From New Trestle   Rescue Workers Are Busy Thru Night Seeking Victims

500 New Jersey Commuters Are Hurt in Tragedy   Engine and Five Cars Pile Up in Tangled Mass of Steel

Nearly 500 Injured As Cars Plunge Off Tracks   Here Is a Picture of Death From First-Hand Information

G-Men Assigned To Probe Possibility Of Train Sabotage   50 Wurt In New York Suburban Tragedy; Train Was Jammed With Conus Derailed At Trestle

500 Injured in Worst RR Wreck In Last 32 Years   Pennsy Commuter Train Plunges Off Trestle in New Jersey; Two Investigations Ordered

Toll Rises to 82; 500 Are Injured   FBI Is Checking Possibility of Sabotage 6n Line

Engineer Admits Going at Twice Regulation Speec   About Five Hundred Injured in Worst Rail Accident in 33 Years

Crack Commuter Going at Twice =: Authorized Rate  Approximately 500:* “a Persons Are Injured-»Be ART FUrarr?T awn wat.

Death Toll in Rail Disaster Now Reaches 82   500 Also Injured in Nation’s Worst Train Wreck Since 1918.  rnmronrereFrem+Fwfwrseéesei rr rk

W reek Fatal ‘To Over 80   Nation’s Worst in 32 Years Occurs At Woodbridge.  N. J. Late Tuesday

8? Killed When Crowded Train Goes Off Trestle  500 Others Hurt  In Worst Train \A/ earl in 29 WVanrrc

Soviet Arms Grow espite New Plees For curope Peace  Western Observers Note Expansion Of Bases And Fauinment

ARMS RACETO G0 ON, CAPITAL BELIEVES NOW   Russia Slams Déor on All Prospects of Easing Tensions.

Washington Skeptical Of Truman Plea For World Disarmament   Red Neutrality Zone Offer Turned Down By Allied Command

~ Would Consider Whole Disarmament Question by Next June. Sec. Acheson Challenges Moscow to Work for Korean Peace.

Vishinsky’s Reply Shuts Door On Talk   Truman’s Proposal Seen As Reiected

President's Talk  Challenced Reds lo Act for Peace  Speedy Rejection Leaves Situation In Old Deadlock

Soviet’s Quick Reject Slams Door to Peace   At Least Prospect For Early Easing Of Tension Is Gone

Arms Race Due To Go ¢  View Of Red Stand Ai  7 6] “7 ow @a & 2 ao . 3 '

mre 3POINT PLAN   Doer Slammed On Prospects Of Early Easing Of World Tension

Door Shut On Hope Of Early Arms Race End   Russian: Attitude No Surprise To The White House

Truman Makes Urgent Plea for Disarming   Soviet Rejection Slams Door on Easing of Tension

Russian Rejection of Arms Plan Apparently Slams Door Shut On Early Easing of World Tensions  Little Prospect of Negotiation Between East and West Is Seen

"World Conference by Next June To Consider Whole Disarmament Question Is Newest Red Proposal

Door Slammed On Hope for Less Tension   Russian Reply Comes 12 Hours After Speech

French Railmen Get Wage Boost   Another Union. Has Not Accepted Terms

FRENCH STRIKE FADES   Many Workers Ordered Back Altho A Few Unions Hold Out

FRENCH LABOR CRISIS EASED      65,000 Railroad Workers Ordered Back To Jobs By Non-Red Union

AWAIT REACTION OF RED CHINA TO MALIK’S PLAN   TRUMAN DECLARES SETTLEMENT MUST END AGGRESSION

MALIK PLAN: WITHDRAWAL FROM BORDER    World-Wide Discussion of  Whether Cease-Fire Suggestion Is Propaganda or Genuine.

Truman Says U. 5. Ready to Join In Korean Settlement   Malik’s Proposal Seen as Starting Point for Talks

UN President Says He’ll Try To Talk to Malik Before Next Session

US. Ready To JoinIn — Settlement   -Russia’s Puzzling  Peace Offer Gets Cautious Reply to End Korean War

But Must Follow, Says Truman   President Also . Demands That All Aggression End

Truman Declares Nation Is Willing to Work Out Peace Plan Along Lines of Right

Truman Assure: U. S. Ready Fo  Korean Peace   Warns Settlement Must End Aggression Bring Korean Security

Most Nations Are Willing Tc ‘Grasp Straw’   Others Fear Offer Made by Malik Is Pure Propaqanda

Truman Assures U: S. Would Back Bona Fide Move   : Response to Russia’s Puzzling Feeler Is Given in Speech

Gives Answer To Russian Cease Fire   Red China Joins Soviets In Proposal; U.N. Committee To Take Action

End Aggression, Provide Security Truman's Reply   Puzzling Cease Fire Feeler of Soviet Has All World Interested

U.N. Studies Meaning Back Of Russia's Peace Proposal   Plan To Smoke Reds Out As To Exact Meaning

Tops Reply to Malik’s Surprise Peace Feeler With Warning That Settlement Must End Ageression

Calls For Real Effort To End Aggression   Says U.S. Willing to Cooperate if Enemy Peace Move Is Sincere

Malik Speech Stirs Hope of Sfopping War   Malik Proposal Racked ln Ching

UN Patrols Enter Seoul: . No Opposition   eighth Army Headquarters Makes  Offietsal Annauncemani

Posse Hunts Korean Vet’ In Murders   Wounded Sailor Fugitive after Slaving Three

Charges Horse  Meat Is Sold   Says Gangsters Sell it in Ohio for Beef

ENEMY TROOPS ROUTED OUT IN DRIVE BY U.N   Diehards Face Flamethrowers and Bayonets In Resisting Allies.

Five Divisions’ Plunge Ahead In New Atiack:   Gis Dig Out Reds With Flame-Throwers And Bayonets

_ —KOREA— UN Pushes ‘Operation Killer’ -    ‘BAYONETS USED AGAINST REDS

New Assault on Red Line in Fast Korea   Yanks and South  Koreans Renew.  "Operation Killer” By Peter Kalischer"

Dig Out Stubborn Foe Alona Eastern Front   Flame-throwers and Bayonets Used by Yanks ant South Korean Troops in New Assault.

UN Infantry, Tanks Blast Away At Reds   Flame Phrowers Ait Rayouets Are Used In ‘Operation Killer’

Killing Of Motorist Occurs At Monroeville Entrance Of Penn. sylvania Turnpike Last Night   KILLER ALSO FIRES AT PIKE ATTENDANT

PLAN STRONGER MILITARY MEASURES VS. RED CHINA; BRITAIN WILL OPPOSE   Bradley Sees Peril In Soft  Korea Peace

PLAN STRONGER MILITARY ~ MEASURES VS. RED CHINA; BRITAIN WILL OPPOSE

UN Considers MoreSupport Against Reds   Assembly May Appeal Fo: More Troops To Fight Communists

Harder Blows At Red China Studied In UN   UN Delegates Want Stronger War And Diplomatic Measure:

China May Feel New UN Curbs   American Group Considers Stronger: Military Measures

Farm War Board Js Named for Lyen Co.   Is Designed to Control Crop Production---Gain In Corn Acreage Snuahi

Farm War Board Is Named for Lyon Co.   !s Designed to Contrat Crop Produciion---Gain th Kine Aprwrne Rnarahkt

American Arms May Reach Guerrilla Forces Fighting Reds Inside China

U.S. May Arm Guerillas On Chinese Soil   Another Move May Be Planned To Halt Red Drive

China Guerrillas May Be Armed To Check Reds   Top Government Officials - Ponder Possibility: -Of Using Anti-Communists

Officials Will Not Clarify Report [hat U.S. Is Studying Idea of Arming Anti-Red China Guerrillas

Accuses Foes Of Hindering Peace Effort   Adm. Joy Tells Communists To Their Faces They Are Slamming Doors On Every U.N. Attempt At Progress; Crisis At Kaesong Admittedly Grave, Newsmen Say

Situation Admittedly Grave As UN Forces Lash At Communists To Break Possible Offensive Build-up   OLAIM REDS CAME TO MAKE DEMANDS

Joy Accuses Reds of Balking   Situation Is Grave As Teams Prepare for 22nd Meeting

Charges Foe ‘Slams Door’ on Armistice   ‘You Didn't Come te Stop Fighting,’ He  oe. nies

U.S. Tanks Lead Surprise Attack In East Section   VanFleet Visits Front and Expresses Hope That Raid Will be the End of Fighting For’ ‘Heartbreak Ridge’; Airrnen Kept Busy

Weekend Plane Crashes Kill .  26 In U. S.   19 Die As Aircraft Hits Crowd At Colorado Show

Week-End Air Crashes ‘Take Twenty-Six Lives   19 Killed in Airshow Accident; Pilot Saves 37 Passengers on Charter Ship

~ U.S. TOLL— 26 Killed In Air Mishaps In Two Days  “‘Pelorads Scene ‘Of Worst Crash

ANNUAL MEETING HELD HERE  Library Group Told Of Need For Community Backing For Success

SAYS CHINESE ARMIES WILT ON THE VINE   Gen, Almond, 10th Corps Commander, Reports Enemy Lacks Supplies and Takes Great Losses.   ROUT REDS TRYING TO FLANK SEOUL   Allies Kill or Chase Away 6,000 North Koreans; Patrols Enter Munsan Without Opposition.

Hunt for Reds In Munsan   Allies Wipe Out Communist Threat To Seoul Flank

Truman Outlines Kxpected Cost To  Stop Communists $20 Billion’ In New Taxes Asked In Record-Breaking Budget Talk

MAY REQUEST $20 BILLION IN NEW TAXES   President's Message . Carries Grim Wargit Of Danger Of War *

Arms Program To Stop Russia Needs New fax   86 Billions Asked To Finance National Security Projects

May Request 20 Billion Dollars In New Taxes   Truman Submits Record Breaking ‘Peacetime’ Budget To Congress

Seasons And Bag-Limits For 1951 Include Open Buck Season For Bow And Arrow Hunters.

In Today’s ‘ALTOONA MIRROR   State Commission Announces Limits for Small Game Season

Doubts U.N. Can Help   Miami Alerted For Hurricane:  Typhoon Kills 44

Texas To Get Relief from Heat   26 Deaths and Seared Crops Due To Heat

MILLS BROS.’ CIRCUS TO SHOW FOR CADETS   Big Three Ring Circus To Show Here Monday,  September 24th MIAMI BOUND FUND

WILL DEPART FRIDAY   Prof. D. M. Swarthout Making Trip to England to Inspect Bells

HOUSE SPEAKER HITS NEW MARK   Ravburn Establishes Record For Tenure As Presiding Officer Of Lower House Of Coneress.

 —SURPASSES HENRY CLAY—  Rayburn Holds Record  For Tenure AsS peaker

Texas’ Sam Rayburn Today Set Up NewT enure Record As House Speaker

Probers Plan To Hear Boyle On ani aay  rr +r...   Ex-Law Partner Called Today During R.F.C. Loan Quiz

All-Out Drive On A-Weapon: Seen for U.S.  Stalin Challenges (ongress to Act wt Datetsativw Swsta

House Group To Vote On  New Program   Additional Five Billion Dollars May Be Asked

Production Sure To Be Stepped Up   Quick Congress Action Expected in Answer To Stalin Boast.

Speed-Up Demanded In A-Bomb Output   Congress Scheduled to Vote Monday On Broadening of Atom Program

Fired Tax Chief Faces Committee   Solons Study Charge Of Excessive Spending

Caudle Faces Mass Of Questions From Mink to Pressure  Former Official Has Admitted Influence Used on Tax Cases

High Court Upholds Smith Act   Rules 11 Reds  Must Serve Terms; Justice Department Swings Into Action

U. S. Moves to Smash  Communist Conspiracy   Showdown Nears for 3 In N. M. Torture Case

FINAL BLOW— 12, 000 Are Tagged  For Action   UNDERGROUND SEARCH OPENS

Red Underground Blows Prepared   Communist Party Pledges Last-Ditch Fight Aqainst Outlawing Action

SLEET STORM COVERS WIDE AREA es,  Cold Wave Strikes Midwest As Gulf Breezes Warm East Coast

Atomic Artillery Soon May Change _ Entire Nature of War, Magazine Says

ARMY HAS TESTED ATOMIC ARTILLER}   MAGAZINE SAYS NEW WEAP ON EXPECTED TO REVO.  LUTIONIZE, WARFARE.

British Block Atom Experts’  Russian Visit Official Of- Foreign: :  mre. colt ag:

STOPS SCIENTIST GOING 10 RUSSIA   British Cancels” Passport, Suspends Foreign Office Official

British Bar Aton Scienfist From Trip to Moscow  Suspend n Ne ew Security ea a ean Own

Britain Scientist Stopped From Going to Moscow,  One Official Suspended

British Scientist Prevented From Going to Moscov   Unidentified Officia Is Suspended From Foreign Office Post

FOLLOWING TIGHT SCREENING Atomic Scientist's Moscow  Trip Cancelled By British

AFL Chief Demands Effective Controls Over Food Prices  If Wages Are'To Be Curbed

Green Urges Effective Plan Of Food Curb:   Says Nation Cannot Stop Inflation With Halfway Measures

Green Asks Real Control Of Prices   Tells House “Halfway Measures” Won’t Stem Inflation.

Mystery Man Keeps Silent At Tax Probe   Contempt Citation May Be Huriled At Grunewald

Mystery Man Refuses to Repl To Tax Questions   Grunewald Refuses To Reveal Anything Except His Age

Taft Charges Acheson With  e ee 1 — 99 oF @ Giant “Cover-Up Campaign

Achesonin_ “Cover-Up,” Says Taft   “‘Sec..of State Back-on Witness ~ Stand Today ;

Says Secretary Masks Plan Te Hand China Over To Cammunist Russia

ACHESON STARTING GIANT “COVER-UP,” SEN. TAFT ASSERTS      By RAYMOND LAHR AND JOHN L. STEELE

RESISTANCE FADES OUT ON -85-MILE FRONT   Unly In West on Ape proaches to Pyongyang Is Enemy, Making Stand.

Solons Blast Buying Methods of Services. Probe Ex-Con ‘Deal’  Pair Parlays $1,200 Into $3,214,000 With  Defense Contracts

Truckers, Marooned During Ohio’s Big Blizzard, To Show Appreciation For Aid Which Families Gave Them

Claim Capture of .2 UN-Held ‘Isles off Coast   Communist Radio Broadcasts News as  dotiators Talk Trade

ADO KILLED Oh WOUNDED, RED AADIO GLAINY   Commies Break Deadlock in Truce Talks With an Arms Freeze Bid.

—REPORTS PLOT UNEARTHED— C har ges Bolster Rumors  Of Arrest Of Clementis

Who's on First? No. Hoo’s In Kent and Hoo’s Rootin’ For Miss ‘You Know Who!’

Three Powers Get Answer to Invitation   Monday Conference in Paris Uncertain Pending Deliberation

Uncertain About Meet of Big Four   Mesecow Says Notes of Acceptance Given Major Powers

Three Columns Of Reds Flee To Escape Trap  Go Through East Korea’s Mountains

Allied Mop Up Of Chinese Reds Gets Underway   New Enemy Buildup North Of Seoul Reported To Allies

Reds on Rur to Escape Allied Trap   U.N. Troops Mop Up Enemy Remnants at Chorwon, Kumhwe

Allied Tanks in Pursuit Seek to Cut Off Escape   New Enemy Buildup Northwest of Seoul Continues Unverifiec

Allied Tanks Rumble Through ‘lron Trianele’ as Chinese Take To re Hills to Protect Retreat

Reds Flee Threat Of UN Tanks   Allies Mopping Up ~ Around Captured *Trianele’ Cities

Seek To-Escape Being Trapped By Advancing Allies  ip gee (eee Al awe .  <n   Today's News From Front Gives Little . Battle Information

U.N. Tanks on Prowl  Red Columns Flee Through Mountains to Escape Trap

Reds Flee To Mountains To Escape Being Trapped By Advancing Tanks   Three Long Columns Hurrying Through East Korea’s Mountains As Allied. Tanks Take  Over “Iron Triangle.”

NEW DEFENSES PROTECTING RETREAT   U.N. Troops Mop Up Hitls Around Chorwon, Kumhwa   ‘Abandoned By Chinese In Flight: Mustangs Blast Retreating Enemy

Reds Flee. To Escape U.N. Trap.   Advancing: Allies . Find Vast Stores Of Supplies Left In “Iron Trianale*”!

Reds Flee UN Traps in Triangle   New Buildup Area Reported 30 Miles fram Seou!

New Force Reported In  Seoul Area   Communisis Form Strong Defense To Cover Retreat

Stout Defenses Thrown Up fo Protect Flight   Strict Censorship Beclouds Reports From Korea War

Reds Seeking To Dodge Trar   Allied Tanks Move Throwgh ‘Iron Triangle’: Defenses Held Stoutly Ebewhere

Enemy Reported Rallying For New Stand In North   Another Red Buildup Declared in Making 30 Miles From Soul

Red Columns Escape From U.N. TankTray  Allies Mop Up On Reds In Hills In  Iron Triancle Area

Stout Defenses Protect Retreat Avenue i in Hills   eee Brent Placed   Eastern Front Placed In Danger as UN Moves into Triangle

RAMPAGING ALLIED TANK UNITS CHASE RETREATING COMMUNIST TROOPS WITHIN ‘IRON TRIANGLE’

Allied Troops Mop Up Enemy  Near Triangle   Red Defense Lines -Protect Retreat In East Korea Sector

New Defenses Shield Flight  Of Communists  Chinese Said Building U; Assault Force

Valley Hills Harbor Reds   Jagged Northern Front Shortened from 125 to 75 Miles

Reds Escape. Trap Laid By UN Forces   New Defense Lines Protect Enemy Troops From Front

Reds Flee From Allied Attacks In East Korea   ‘Iron Triangle’ Is Smashed By U.N. Forces

\After “Iron Triangle’ Falls—  [Reds Flee to Avoid Allied Trap Threat

Stout Defense Lines Protect Reds in East   Reports of New Buildup of Forces Near Seoul Persist

; SBUNLAIV WAIN  ‘Three Long Columns Of Reds Retreat Through Mountains To Escape Trap

Retreat Of Red Troops  Continues   Three Long Columns Are Attempting To Evade Trap Along Coast Of Korea

Reds Columns Flee From UN Tanks In “Iron Triangle”   U.N. Troops Mopu; Captured Towns

Red Columns Flee Allied Tank Traps  Stout New Defense Lines Protect Foe   Stout New Defense Lines Protect Foe From U.N. Forces

Stout Lines Defend Sino Pullback   Reports Tell That Foe Is Building Forces in Section 30 Miles From Seoul  March Is Long  Reds Have 50-Mile Line to Traverse on East Front

Buildup By Enemy Is Expected   Communist Forces Head for Hills To Escape Trap

Red Fleeing To Escape Allied Trap   Commie Buildup Reported 30 Miles North Seoul

3 Columns Ot Reds Flee Allied Trap   Communists Said Building 30 Miles Northeast Of Seoul

Reds Fleeing In Mountains   koe Defends Escape Route.  Renews Build-Up

Defeated Enemy Flees Clean Up By U.N. Troops   Sth Army Forees Chase C cor To Me Around “iron Friar

Enemy Flee: From Allied  Tank Force  New Defenses Protect Reds’  > er ae ae ee ee

REDS SPEED RETREAT 10 ESCAPE TRAP    a . Allied Forces Clearing “Iron Triangle” Area Of Chinese.

Communists’ Retreat Protected by New De. fense Lines; Buildup Seen North of Seoul

Reds Fleeing fo Escape Trap In Tron Triangle’   Stout New Lines Protect Retreat From Buildup Areca

Chinese Reds Klee Allies,  I aring Trap   Strong Defense Lines Protecting Reds’ Retreat

Weather   Reds Retreat To Escape UN Trap   Allied Tanks Chase Fleeing Enemy Through ‘lron Triangle

3 Red Columns Flee to Escape GI Entrapment   Allied Tanks Rumble Through Smashed “Iron Triangle”

U.N. Tanks Swing Toward East Coast   New Enemy Buildup Reported On Extreme West End of Line

Red Troops On Move to Escape Trap   3 Big Columns Seek to Avoid Flanking Threat

Reds Flee to Escape UN Trap   Stout Communist Defense Lines Protect Retreat

Troops Of UN Mopping Up In Iron Triangle   Enemy May Attempt West Flank Attack

Red Forces Flee Encirclement by Allied Tank Units  Dispatches Reveal Little Action on Fronts in Korea

Enemy Flees To Eseape Allied Trap   U.S. Tanks Threaten To Cut Off Reds Who Ouit ‘Triangle’ Area

“IRON TRIANGLE” FALLS  Reds Flee From Allied Tanks In  Korea Mountains

New Defense Line Shelter For Reds   Three Columns Flee Through Mountains To Escape Being Trapped By Tanks

Reds Flee To Avoid ‘Iron Triangle’ Trap   Chinese Retreat In Mountains; D. fenses Set Up On Central Front

Tanks Rumble Through Iron Triangle Area   Commies Falling Back in Disorder As Allies Attack

Reds Take to Mountains to Escape Yanks  Censorship Grows; Details of Front Action Are Cloudec

Enemy Columns Flee to Escape Threat of Trap  New Defense Line Set Up to Protect Route of Retreat

Reports of New Enemy Buildup Are Heard as Communists Pull Back From the Fighting Front

Reds Flee To Escape Allied Trap   UN Troops Mop Up Hills Around South Anchors Of ‘Iron Triangle’

Reds Fleeing Uh Tanks in Fallen fron Triangle   Try To Avoid Being Trapped; Allied  Tronans Mannina Up

Chase  Fleeing Chinese   Entire ‘Iron Triangle’ Abandoned by Reds; Few Clashes as Allies  . Prohe for New Ruildur

Chinese Reds Flee Allied Tank Attack  UN Forces Hold  ‘Iron Triangle’

Plan to Finance Teachers’ Pay Hike Is Approved ~ Total Appropriations  For 1951-52 Reach Rillsan JT oawal

Manhunt for Killer Turns To California   Fear That William Cook Jr..  Slayer of Eight, May Claim  Another Victim

PLANES JOIN IN MANHUNT   Search For Killer of 8 Focused Near CaliforniaMexico Border.

Slayer May Be Hunting Another Victim Weactic Blagqect Manhunt For Murderer Still Fruitless

BLUE RIBBON IS A PRISON “PASSPORT   John James O’Grady Taker Out of Circulation For 33 Years   CHECK “DISTRIBUTOR’

‘ARREST OF JOE RIVAS   Ex-Inmate of “Pen” Secured Bogus Money from Workshop of Riedel      ALSO “MADE” CHECKS

3 Man Rule for ‘Russia Seen if Stalin Passes.  sMalenkov Could be Choice Of Politburo, Says Writer

lran Awaits Outcome of Oi Negotiations   Refinery Shut Off; Talks May be Held in Tehran Over Weekenc

Iran’s Big Refinery   Officials’ Will Wait And See - Outcome Of Talks

Iran Het Spot  ‘Worlds Largest Oil Plant Shuts Down: Await New Talke

IRAN’S HUGE OIL PLANT SHUT DOWN   EFFORTS TO SETTLE NA TIONALIZATION ROW MAY BEGIN THIS WEEK-END.

Brith Close ~ Abadan Plant   World’s Largest Refiner;  Ci..s Teves tn TMienttte

Britain Shuts Down Iran’s Oil Refinery   New Talks To Begin In Lengthy Dispute

British Shut Off Abadan Oil Flow   Iran Reports New Parley Mav Regin Soon

ITALIAN RED HEADS TOWARD IRON CURTAIN   Leacer Believed Going to Prague or Moscow to Report on Party Crisis.

Ex-Mayor Fails  To Clear Regime   ‘Mvstery Letter’? on Tobey Turns Out to Be Dud

Flaming Crater Spreads Havoc . In Second Blast   Heat And Fumes Halt Hunt For Victims

Volcano Toll Estimated at 2,000 Dead   Hibok Hibok Still Spouts Flame, Smoke

Explosion of Volcano Kills  2000 People   Second Mighty Blast Hits Area Again as Mountain Continues Its Eruptions

Officials Fear Volcano Toll May Hit 2,000   Over 500 Bodies Recovered; Two Eruptions Tuesday

List 500 As Victims Of Volcano   Official Says Toll May Hit 2,000 As Peak Still Smolder:

500 Bodies Found In Volcano Ashes   2,000 Feared Dead Following Eruption OF Atomic-Like Volcanc

Officials Estimate 2,000 Dead In ‘Volcano Eruption In Philippines   Red Cross Headquarters Report 157 Known Dead But Many Believed Buried Under Lava; Second Mighty Blast Last Night.

“500 BODIES RECOVERED— Believe. 2,000 Dead. In Volcanic Eruption

Volcano Blast Toll to 2,000  More Thon 500   More Than 500 Bodies Recovered In Philippines

Heavy Loss Of Life In Philippines  Ten Villages May   Ten Villages May Be Destroyed By Lava And Ash

Second Eruption Reported in Philippine Isle; Flames and Smoke Still Come From Crater

Death Total Is 500   Rescue Workers Say Toll of Eruption on Island in Philippines  May Reach 2.000.

HIBOK HIBOK LETS GO WITH SECOND BLAST   Rescue Workers Recever Bodies Of More Thaz 500 Victims

Recover 500 Bodies of Volcano Victims   Estimate 2,000 May Be Dead in Philippines.

Sky Filled WithSmoke 7,000 Feet   Hibok Hibok Eruption Resembles Atomic Explosion Observers Declare   Search Hampered   Heat and Fumes Hinder Rescuers Searching in  Hot Ashes

10 Villages Believed Destroyed .... Volcano Eruption Death Toll Rises

SECOND MAJOR EXPLOSION REPORTED   Estimate 2,000 Wiped Out By Hibok Hibok Blast   COLONEL   Compares Isle To Burning Flattop: Ten Villages Destroyed By Lava

500 Bodies Recovered In Philippine Volcano Disaster; Estimates Hit 2,000

Volcano Makes Second Blast— Toll Hits 500   Flames, Dense Smoke Pour from Crater— Island Described as “A Smoking Flattop”

VOLCANO TOLL MOUNTS, FEAR 2,000 ARE DEAD   Hibok Hibok Has Second Eruption; Flames Still Pour From Crater.

Volcano  Deaths Now 500 Known   Believe Final Toll  May Reach 2,000;  Workers Digin Ashes

VOLCANO TOLL ESTIMATED AT 1,6" TODAY      Second Blast Last Night, Crater Still Flaming

MORE THAN 500 DEAD RECOVERED AROUND VOLCANC   ESTIMATE 2,000 LOST THEIR LIVES IN TWO ERUPTIONS

500 BODIES RECOVERED   Rescuers Begin to Penetrate Lava Seared Sections as Volcano Still Spouts Smoke, Flames.   10,000 EVACUATED TO SAFER AREAS   Hibok Hibok Erupts Twice, Destroying 10 Villages; Too Hot for Plane to Fly Near.

} oleano Deaths Now  000 Known   ‘Believe Final Toll May Reach 2,000 Workers Dig in Ashes

Bodies of 500 Already Taken  From Mountain   Two Eruptions Recorded; Ten Thousand Natives Evacuated

Second Eruption Shakes Camiguin; 2,000 Dead   Flames and Dense Smoke Hamper Search for First Blast Victims

Hescuers Slow: ii By Smoke, Blaze After Huge Blast   U. 8S. Air Foree Planes Rushing Supply Of Blood

Total Death List Seen Near 2.000   10.000 Filipinos Evacuated After Mountain Rumbles. Roar:

ath List in Atomic-Like uption of Volcano in the ilippines Mounts to 2,000

2000 More Listed Lost And 10,000 Endangered; Crater Still Spouts Fire

Fear 2,000 Dead In Philippine Volcano Eruption   Second Eruption Comes as Rescuers Look for Victims

SECO EXPLOSION REPORTED      Estimate 2,000 Wiped Out By Hibok Hibok Blast   Compares Isle To Burning Flattop; Ten Villages Destroyed By Lava

500 Bodies Recovered   Hibok Hibok on Isle in Philippines Active

Take 500 Bodies From Ash-Strewn Volcanic Island   ‘Official Estimates Death Toll From Blazing Eruption May Run Te 2000

At Least 500 Dead Removed   Workers ‘Still Comb Ruins of Mighty Philippines Volcano   ISECOND HEAVY BLAST   Governor of Misamis Says 2,000 Inhabitants Ma, Have Been Killed

In Promoting Korean Cease-Fire, Russia May Be Trying to Avoid Arming China

BARE RUSSIAS TRUCE MOTIVE   Trying To Avoid Arming Red China, Observers Assert

SUPER PRIORITY — FOR ATOMIC AND. MILITARY WORKS   New DX’ Rating Gets. Right of Way in Every Factory. ,

Dirges For Mine  Victims   West Frankfort, IIl., Quiet as Organs Peal Mournfully For The Funerals of 119 Dead

27 FUNERALS ON CHRISTMAS DAY IN COAL FIELD   Fifty More Buriels Today o! Orient Mine Disaster Victims.

Plane Purchase Takes ‘Spotlight  bhawemme, fr mmnuet Pride. Me... MEW...   Attorney General Orders Tax Charges Taken to Jurors Within 10 Days

‘NO ‘MADAME VICE - PRESIDENT”  Eva Peron Tearfully Quits As Candidate

ps Up Her Chance ‘I Do Not Choose To Run, Tearful Eva Peron Says

 Tears Accompany Speech as She Withdraws From Nomination—  ‘Eva Peron Wont Run for Election

List 16 Men Who  Leave Nov. 26  For Induction Additional 24 Men  Receive Orders For Physical Examinatio:

List 16 Men Who  Leave Nov. 26  For Induction Additional 24 Men  Rearaiva Ordare Far

ALLIED JETS BOMB. STRAFE ‘RED CAPITAL   Other Planes Blast Roads, Railways; Sight 2,400 Red Vehicles.

Superforts Strike Through Overcast   Fly by Radar to Continue Blasting of Rail Yards

Jets Hit The Red Capital   45 Thunderjets Bomb And Strafe Pyongyang Area

Air Action Grows In Korean War   “ Red Highway and. Rail Traffic is : -- Plastered By Jets

American Jets Attack: Capital Of Korea Reds   Fighters.And Bombers Blast Highways, Rail * Lines In North Zone:

COMMAND POST TARGET — _ American Thunderjets ~ Hit Red Korean Capita}

45 JETS ROAR OVER ENEMY'S SUPPLY LINES   2000 Motor Cargo Vehicles Spotted In Buildup Runs

45 Thunderjets Blast Pyongyang   Red Korean Capital Is Target: Busy Highway Traffic Strafed —

45 US. Jets Str ‘afe Enemy At Pyongyang   Red Planes Return To Korean Skies As Bombines Continue

U.S. Jets Blast. Korean Capital  Clouds and Rain Hold nr... mt A

45 AMERICAN JETS HIT PYONGYANG   Bomb, Strafe Enemy Anti-Aircraft Positions

American Jets BlastRed Bases In Korea  Pilots Make Many Runs Over Targets   Pilots Make Many Runs Over Targets In Pyonayana

TO HAVE A PAPER DRIVE  Scouts of Troop 53 Will Pick Ut Bundles Friday Afternoon

Western Democrats Applaud Truman's Team For Its Handling of U. S. Foreign Policy

Truman's Diplomatic and Military ~~ Teams Praised by Western Democrats

About Town  And id Country   Person Who Tears Down Stop Signs is Patential Killer

About Town   Person Who Tears Down Stop Signs is Potential Killer

GIRD AT FALLEN RAIL HEAD  10,000 Reds Concentrate Near Seoul To Press Pursuit of U. N. Retreat

highth  Wonju, Osan  Ho Wi BD ..£,.,  cehi boaGl *e  Onrusti ing lee

Politics Invade Flood Relief Dork Barral’ Battle le Pradi-tad........

ENEMY MAKING WITHDRAWAL ON TWOFRONTS   Reds Believed Forming Line  Nearer Border

Tank: Infantry Force Sparks  UN Advance      Opposition Slight,  Reds Be lieved Forming  New Defense Line 

Tank-Infantry Force Sparks UN Advance   Opposition Slight, Reds Believed Forming New Defense Line

UN Troops Advance All Along Front   Armored Column Blasts Big Red  Ammunition Dump

Yank Forces Spark Allied  General Push   Armored Columns Destroy Red Dump of Artillery Shells

\Two Killed This Morning —  Six Accidental Deaths In lowa Over Fourth

Scientists Send Weird-Looking Aircraft Models In Air At 3,000. Miles Per Hour

Plane Taking Veterans Home Splits In Two  Prune Pn cell e § Sone = Pee

Allentown GI Killed  In Crash  Of Airliner ©  96 Karean Vote   26 Korean Vets, One from Oil City Aboard Craft;  Nine Injured

M'ARTHUR SAYS FIELD OFFICERS HAVE AUTHORITY   General Declares He Stands Ready To Discuss Truce

Gen. MacArthur Stands Ready To Talk Peace  Also Reveals U.N. Forces To Cross 38th  Parallel If Advisable

Offers To Meet Chinese General In Peace Talks   Says Enemy Should Be Aware Allies Could Invade China Mainland; Claim Reds Can’t Make Real Effort After Trip To Front

14u Pints Blood Given At Local Red Cross Program   Local Patients Will Receive Benefits Of Blood Donations

MER BROADWAY MLEGGER HELD DRUG PEDDLER   g Weasler Arrested With » Others in New York dad 17'4 Ounces of feroin in Possession,   R AUTOMOBILES SEIZED BY OFFICERS   tous Mobster Faces secution in Southern alifornia on Other Narcoties Charges.

Racketeer Held On Dope Charge  Waxey Gordon Was First Dewey Victim

Manager of Boston Braves Says Family Was Threatened  Holmes Disturbed Over Messages Sent After His Team Beat Brooklyn Dodgers

Threats Sent Tommy Holmes  Deen! er Gay A em pee   Accused of Helping N. Y. Giants to Win

Georgia Police Spread Alarm  For Girl Of 16   Student Borrows Father's Auto, Fails To Return From Shopping Trip

Reds Are Warned By Gen. Bradley Of “All-Out” War   Time For Communist Stalling Running Short, Chief-Of-Staff Intimates; Fighting Flares Both On Korean Slopes And In Air

rail Offensive Underway; Réds Stall Off Truce   Jet Fights Favor Allied Sabrejets Over MIG Alley

Three-Point Pact Frees Prisoner  Nazi-Seized Booty To Be Returned

Far Eastern Policy Rapped By Wedemeyer   Says Authority To Bomb Chinese Bases in Manchuria Needed

Gives Views To Senate’s Probe Grout   Says Mac Should Have Been Given Bombing Approval

Lt. Gen. Wedemeyer Denies He Ever Favored Coalition Of Communists With Nationalist China   TESTIMONY GIVEN AT WASHINGTON TODAY

Weather At Yuma   Wedemeyer Backs MacArthur Plans   General Denounces Administration Far Eastern Policy, Past, Present

Gen. M’Arthur’s Views Backed By Widemeyer   Commander Attacks The Administration's Far Eastern Policy

Truce at 38th Called Defeat By Wedemeyer   Also Opposed Sending U.S. Ground Troops TIntn Korean War

Committee Warns U.S. Endangered   Serves Notice Military’s ‘Luxury’ Days Are In Past

Slot Machine Bills To Get Early Airing   The Two Measures Are Sent to House Floor Without Recammendation

STASSEN IN SOUTH AFRICA  Is Making a Flying Visit With Prime Ministers

KKK KY LEADER OF ARGENTINE ATOMIC DEVELOPMENT HAD U.S REJECT IDEAS

WATCH FOR FLANKER:   Surrounded French-Amertcan Unit Battles Out of  Yoju Trap

UN Troops Continue To Advance   Except Where Reds Counterattack in One Sector, Resistance Grows Steadily Less

ALLIES CONTINUE WARY ADVANCE TOWARD SEOUL   HEAR REPORTS OF TYPHUS OUTBREAK IN ENEMY CAMPS

To Within Seven Miles Of Seoul   Night Attack By Allies Nets New Gain; Run Into Bed Masiutawavensz

U. N. Forces Push Closer To Seoul   Reds Make Only a Small Effort to

Allied Assault Now 814 Miles From Seoul   Small Red Counter-Blow Seeks to Stem Drive On Old Korean Canital

Allied Advance Patrols Only Seven Miles From Seoul   United Nations Drive Has Gained 20 Miles Since January 25.

oe ‘Are’ ‘Eight   From  Attack Caries to Anyang as Only One Rei Offen- . sive Counters   WATCH FOR FLANKERS   Surrounded French-Amercan Unit Battles Out of Yoiu Trap

Red Opposition Slackens, Though 400 Chinese Counter Attack Fiercely At One Point

Tank-Led U.N Troops Go On Toward Seoul   Washington Says Allies May Stop At 38th Parallel

Assault Force  C antinuac Nriva WVIIIIIWwd Wt  In Seoul Sector  Attack by Chinese Fails To Hold Back Allied Advances

Allies Advance Closer to Red-Held Seoul   Heavier Forces Move Cautiously to Avoid Flank Attacks

Allies Press Still Closer To Han River   Chewing Up Two Red Chi pase Armigs. N. Koreans On Approacives te Seoul

TyphusTakes Toll Of Reds; Morale Drops   400 Reds Aim: Counter. z

Advance By Allies Continued   Big U.N. Force Ten Miles South Of the Han River

UN Patrols 7 Miles from Seoul; Typhus Levels Enemy   TroopsMayHalt at Parallel 38, Await Political Settlement

Tank Led Allies Advance; Reports Say Reds Hit by Disease, Cold; Morale Low

wk we we we we RK Kw KK kK wk Kk  Reds Counterattack as U. N. Troops Advance Near Seoul

Tank-Led Allies Smash Nearer. Red-Held Seoul  En nemy Opposi ition nls.   Enemy. Opposition Is. Slackening in. Korea; ~ Disedse Taking Toll

Allied Tanks Beyond Anyang Nearly to Seoul   Allied Force Advances ' Cautiously Against  Limited Red Attack<

Allied Forces  Nearing Seoul  UN Troops Advance in Fog Attacked by Chinese Reds

ALLIED TROOPS RACK UP GAINS BELOW SEOUL   Chinese Start Licht Counter-Attack Near Anvang To The South

Red Units Launch Counferattacks —   Allied Offense . Into Ninth Day.

Reds Affack in Small Effort’ to Halt Offensive   Heavier Allied Forces Move Up Cautiously; Resistance Slackens

Tank Thrust Puts Troops Near Seoul   Chinese Troops Counterattack in 2-Company Force

Advance Units Push on Seoul  Chinese Reds Launch New Counter Attack

Allies Smash Nearer Seoul As Foe Weakens   Typhus, Trench Feet And TB Taking Toll Of Decimated Enemy

Allied Assault Forces Now Within Eight Miles of Seoul; 400 Reds in Counterattack.   ALLIES ADVANCE SLOWLY, CAUTIOUSLY

U.N. Assault Forces Advance in Fog for Gain Toward Seoul   Enemy Opposition Grows Weaker but Troops are Wary

Opposition Drops Daily Near Seoul   Main Allied Force Cautious In Moving Up To Patrol Front

Allies Advance In Heavy Fog   Re d Counterattack «od on Claw Finve

Truman Asks (Kremlin to Part Curtain   Barriers Separate Russians From Peoples of World

13 Counties Enter Steers  In Show, Sale   Largest Southeastern Indiana District 4-H Fat Steer Event Will Be Held Here on Saturday.

Urges Stronger Export Control   Senator Kem Sees Too Much Materiel Going to Red Satellites

Anti-Ned love  Sparkman Bill Would Cut Of. Flow-O£ Arms To Satellites

Demands Check In Flow Of War Goods To Reds   Sparkman Urges Senate To Take Action Against Russian Satellites; Would Cover Many Item:

Desire Tighter Control vex Arms Flow  For Halting of  It to Any Soviet Satellites

Help Sought From GOP On Embargo   Sparkman Works To Halt Military Trade With Reds

New Bans On Trade With Reds Asked  — Proposes   Sparkman Proposes Measure To Dry Up Tron Curtain Flow

Sparkman Bill Tightens Ban On Red Trade   Alabamian Would Cut Off All Aid To Countries Dealing With Russia

AYA) FUR FAUDSE  Truman Says U. S. Should Wait for Conclusion of MacArthur Row

Asks ‘To Wait All  Evidence   Truman Declares Then Will be the Time to Draw  OQwn Conclusions

Commanders of Veterans Organizations Generally Uphold Ouster by Executive

Plan Termed Best Insurance Against Reds   Early Start Of Program Essential Report Indicates

Lawmakers See Hot Debate Over Call For UMT _   Would Train 800,000 American Youths Annually At Cost Of 4 Billion Dollars —

UMT’s Urgent Call For 800,000 Youths Likely To Cause Hot Arqument

Plan Is Designed to Protect U.S. Against the Reds   Hot Debate Expected in Congress as Youths Are Called to Training

Heated Debates Loom Next Year On Training Bill   Recommendations Of Committee Are Listed In Capital

UMT Proposal To Bring Fight In New Congress   U.S. Training Plan To Cost $4 Billion In First Year

AFTER COMMISSION REPORT - Hot Debate Seen Next Year Over Long-Range UMT Plan

Security Group Recommends UMT Program  Need Long Range Protection In The ‘Mortal Struggle

Congressmen Face Debate On UMT Issusc   First Year Costs  Of Training 800,000 American Men May Exceed $4 Billion

PREDICT HOT UMT DEBATES IN CONGRESS   Commission’s Blueprint Calls For Training 800,000 A Year

UMT Due Wrangle In Congress   Commission Report Sees 800,000 Under Training Annually

Program Calls For 800.000 Youths Yearly   Congressmen Split o1 Urgency of ProposalCommittee Heads in Favor of Training

UMT Blueprint Asks 800,000 Youths in Year  Expect Hot Debate  In Next Congress

arly Action by ‘ongress fo Start MT Is Urged   “Hot Debate’”’ Or Proposal Seen By Lawmakers

Hot Debate Ahead tor UMT Plan   Blueprint Would Train 800,000 Youths Annually As Soon as Possible

Congress Seen In Hot Wrangle Over UMT Call   Government Commission Visualizee Training Of 800,000 Youths Yearly

Hot Debate Shaping Up Over UMT   Congress Seen Split On Long Range Protection Propesal

Blueprint Fo U.S. Defense Laid Down   Security Cornmission Calls For Frontier Apainst Comma...

UMT Battle Shaping Up   Hot Debate in Congress Seen As Government Commission Calls for Plan

DEBATE 1S SEEN OVER MILITARY TRAINING ISSUE   National Security Training Commission Calls For 800,000 American Youths Each Year.

Lawmakers Predict Strong Debate Next Session Over Board's Call for Universal Training  Commission’s Plan Would Have 800,000 Trained Annually

QUICK ACTION SOUGIIT Lawmakers Predict  Hot Debate On UMT   Training Of 800,000 Youths Each Year Is Security Goal

Hot Debating Is Expected Over U.M.T.   Government Com mis ~~ sion Calls for 800.000  Trained Yearly

\Blueprint for UMT Sure to Touch Off Hot Debate When Congress Convenes

Legislature Predicts Senate Committee Will Approve Tax Bill During the Coming Week:

State Senate Battle . Is Expected On House-Passed Income Tax Bill   Beatty Dimit Nominated

Ceiling Nel A 45. 6  ‘Cents Pound   Disalle Prepares To Cut Prices Of  Processed Foods

Canned Food May Be Next OPS Target   Brannan, Dixie States Protest Latest Curb

in Joint Session  State Tesislature. Will Learn Governor’ s Tax Views Tonicht

Legislators To Receive Scott Message {onight   Governor To Give Views On Taxes, Spending At Joint.Session Of The General A«cemhly .:

Legislators Get Views Tonight... . Scott To Propose Tax, Spending Plan

Nab 4th Murder Suspect   Sheriff Returns With 3 Others Accused In Eau Claire Deaths

NAB NO. 4 IN TWIN SLAYING   Three Suspects Returned  From South; Michigan City Man Jailed

Truman Orders Full Efficiency Rail Operation  Directs Secretary Of Army To Take

Calls For Appropriate Army Action   Pace Ordered To Take ‘Necessary’ Steps In Strike

Only One East-West Streef Is Open in Jefferson City   Electric Service to Capitol and State Buildings Threatened.

NEARLY ZW 10 GU  Governor Arn to Talk at C. of C. Dinner Tomorrow  Night

NEARLY 200 TO GO   Governor Am to Talk at C. of C. Dinner Tomorrow  Night

‘Was He Duped? Peron Reportedly Arrests Atom Process ‘Discoverer’

‘Discoveries’ Called Colossal Bluff  Argentine Atomic Wizard Reported Jailed By Peron

ADAMS SCHOOLS WILL RECEIVE STATE FUNDS   Tuition Reimbursements To Fourth Class Districts Will Total $222,597 For Half Year

Tells British  He Will Not Gain Power   Tries To Offset Hints Made by Churchill's Conservatives.

Driver Appeals Losing License   90-Day Suspension Is Given Trucker

Six-Year Test Shows Fluoridation Of Water Can Cut Tooth Decay One Third

 Newhargh Experiment  Tooth Decay Cut One Third By Fluorine Treated W ater

George Currie Named To State Supreme Court   Economic Conditions Cause Justice Hughe: To Resign; Will Do Private Practice

ADENAUER CALLS RED BLUFE ABOU GERMAN ELEGTIO}   Proposes Nationwide Vote With Supervised Secret Ballot

West German Head Calls Red Bluff On  Election Proposal   Agrees to Nationwide Voting, But Demands Secret Balloting

Members Of Red Cross Fund Drive Are Announced  Volunteers Take Charge Of County Canvass Units

Baby-Sitter and $24,000 [Missing From Nahant Home   15-Year-Old Girl Takes Employer's Best  Cawn and lawelry Before Running Away   Burlington Woman, Haverhill Soldier Held in $1000   Charged With Lewd and Lascivious Cohabitation in Woburn Court Today .

MacArthur Calls for Alamo Spirit  Rousing Reception for Doug at San Antonio

M’ARTHUR CALLS FOR REVIVAL OF SPIRIT OF ALAMO   “FEELING OF FEAR” HIT AT HOUSTON TALK LAST NIGHT

‘Mae’ Urges Alamo Spirit   General Says Courage Must Shape Foreign Policy of U.S.

Communists May Seek  Extension  30-Day Cease-Fire  Line Agreement  Nearing Expiration

Railroad Hand Stabbed After Dice Quarrel   Itinerant Formally Charged at Unusual Hearing Last Night

Itinerant Worker Draws Murder  Charge in Olean   Texas Man Formally Charged at Unusual Hearing Sunday Nizht

Execution of / Nazis Delayed   U.S. Court to Hear Appeal of Sentence

Britain Leads Move For big Power Talks   Prime Ministers Wind up.9-Day  Tanrian Cnonferenere

British Nations Seek Face-to-Face Peace Conference   Want Mao, Stalin Truman To Meet

Britain Taking Lead In Seeking Truman, Stalin, Mao, Attlee Talks

Red China's Mac Would Be Askec To Meetings   Britons Hope To Forestall Atomic Warfare

Ministers Hit New Snag On Austrian Treaty   Russia Refuses To Put Is sue On Agenda Unless West Will Air Charge O}  Te > Italian Pact Violation

DOWN ONREDS NEW DEMANDS   Bickering Continues On Cease-Fire In Korea

Missing Civilians Sought By Allies  UN Delegates Demand Foe Account  42 *-e weee 2 ee Ae aes Oe eS

CONCESSIONS ON SUPERVISION OF TRUCE SOUGHT   ‘Allies Say Next Move Is Up Te Reds: Talks  Continue   SEEK ACCOUNTING  OF 55 CIVILIANS

Allies Firm  On Armistice  Police Plar   U.N. Demands Communists Account for Civilians Missine in Karas

Reds Bargain With UN to Relax Stand   Red POWs’ Letters — Handed Communictc

UN PUTS FOOT DOWN ON REDS: NEW DEMANDS   Bickering Continues On Cease-Fire In Korea

Reds Seek More Concessions; Hit Firm Resistance   UN Demands Account Of 55 Non-Combatants 13 Americans Included

Communists Pressing For More  Concessions  But They Meet Firm Resistance   But They Meet Firm Resistance In Truce Talks  At Panmnuniom

Reds Press UN For More Concessions   Accounting For 55 Missing Demanded By Allied Cammand

Reds Insisting OnConcessions For Armistice   Allies Demand Account ing OF 55 Missing Civilians In Korea

Republicans’ New ‘Coordinator’ Declares Mechem’s Political Strength Is Climbing

IS MR, ROBINS WHISTLING IN THE DARK?——  ~ Mechem Stronger, He Opines

JFEALC, HARMONY PREDICTED = — oO  Mechem Gaining Surength: Robins

Photographers Manhandled By AF Police   General Aloof To Melee As He Shakes Hands With Dignitaries

PHOTOGRAPHERS ARE ROUGHED UP   Air Force Police Manhandle News Cameramen Trying To Record Event   AVOIDED BY GENERAL

Photographers Manhandled by Air Force Police  mpemwert mu VAs, Be   General, on Way- Home After 14 Years, Stays Aloof From Melee

Air Force Police, Photographers Clash at Airport   Over 500,000 Japanese Jam Streets in Tokyo for Final Glimpse of Their Conqueror

Cameramen Manhandled By Air Police   Great Celebration Planned This Afternoon Includes Ride Through City

GREAT TRIBUTE FROM JAPANESE  Photogr aphers Roughed Up By Air Force Police In Disorder At Airport

(Ousted Leader Will Be Feted At Two Events   General Will Leave. Tomorrow For Frisco And Hero’s Welcome

Photographers Manhandled in Airport Melee   General Aloof to Disturbance; Upwards of Mil lion on Hand for Departure from Tdékyo

Near-riof Rages At Arrival of Ousted General   News Photographers Are Roughed Up by Military Police

General Aloof At Near-Riot Over Pictures   To Stay 24 Hours Before Resuming Flight to Frisco

Big Parade ls Arranged For General   Roughed Up by Military Police

Gen. MacArthur Party Arrive In Honolulu   News Photographers Given Manhandling By Air Force Police

M Arthur Remains Aloof From Melee Over His Arrival   Near-Riot Breaks Out As Plane Lands In Honolulu.   Every Courtesy

Near Riot Rages At Honolulu Base   General MacArthur Remains Aloof From  Melee As He Lands   By FRANK H. KING and WILLIAM J] WAT'GH

Big Welcome Is Accorded  By Hawaiian Crowd Today   Near-Riot Results As Air Force Men  Battle Cameramen

Air Force Police Rough Photographers  After 14 Years,   After 14 Years, MacArthur Back On American Soil

MacArthur Plane Lands At Honolulu   Near Riot Develops a: Police Rough News Photographers.

Temperatures   Melee Flares as Police Manhandle Lensmen Trying to Cover Event

MacArthur In Hawaii;  Near Riot   Photographers Are Manhandled By Police; Big Ovation Given General By Jananese 

Air Police Manhandle  Cameramen   Scuffle Rages as General Greets Admiral and Governor on Landing From Tokyo   MacArthur to Make Trip About Honolulu for Public Benefit

Pushing Crowd Disrupts Plans For Reception   General, Ignores Tussle; Family Goes To Home Of Admiral Radford

Reception Follows Profound Tribute Given General and His Family Before Leaving Tokyo

Near Riot Raged As Mac Arrived At Hickam Field   Air Force Police Manhandled Photographer: Attempting to Record Historic Event Of General MacArthur Returning to Mainland

HONOLULU STOP MADE BY PLANE ON FLIGHT HOME   Near-Riot Occurs As MacArthur Lands There — Scheduled To Address Con.  gress Thursday.

Near Riot Rages As Plane Lands   Air Force Police Hold Off Lensmen

Air Foree’s Police Rough Up News  Cameramen   By FRANK H. KING and WILLIAM J. WAUGH

M’ Arthur Completes First Lap of His Return to U.S.; Near Riot Clouds Landing’

Last Big Body Of Reds Driven Out of §. Korea   Signs Show, However Commies Girding to Fight Along Parallel

Yanks Rout Last Of Foe Below 38th      Red Troops Seen Ready For Stand   Clearing Weather Sends Air Units Aloft: 5th AF In 685 Sorties

FINAL LARGE ENEMY FORCE. FLEES NORTH   Two UN Columns Link Up to Ciear South Korea of Reds.

Gls Drive Last Big Red Unit Past 38th  Communists Expected To -Make Stand Near Parallel

Last Group of Reds Driven Across Parallel   Believe Communists Preparing to Make New Stand

Reds Massed For Stand ~ N ear Parallel  Fighting Slows To Clashes

Reds Prepare To Make Stand Aleng The 38th.   Yank Tanks Drive Last Large Force Of Commies Out Of South Korea; 30,000 Enemy Troops Flee

Last Large Red Force Quits South   But New Stand Hinted South Koreans Stab Over 38 in East.

All Reds Flee Over 38th Parallel   Indications Stand May B Made Along Lines Of Parallel

Yanks Shove Last Red Arniy Over Parallel   Expect Communists To Make a Stand Alone Boundary

State Loyalty Oaths Asked   Teachers, County And State Workers Included In Bill

 Hours of Wrangle on Buffer Issue Finds Ne. votiators No Closer to Agreement

VIOLATIONS BY WARPLANES ARE CHARGED   Gen. Hodes Minces No Words With Hia Opposite Numbers

Deliberate Stall Charged by UN In Peace Parley  Cease-Fi re Pr oposal le Dhkale

‘UN Negotiators Accuse Communist ‘Of Insisting on Phony Line Merely to Stall Armistice Talks

ALLIES ACCUSE REDS OF STALL ON CEASE-FIRE   Have Long Wrangle Over Neutral Zone, Hear New Charges

Insist On Phony Truce Says U. N. Negotiator   No Closer to Agreement In Armistice Talks

RUCE NEGOTIATORS ALLEGE ras INSISTING ON PHONEY INE ONLY TO STALL TALKS

Allies Say Reds Stall Truce Talks   Insistence on Phoney Cease-Fire Line I: Subterfuge, Strong Statement Says   General Hodes Declares There Is Method in -Red Madness

Red Stalling Charged by Truce Envoys   Cease-Fire Talk Called ‘Phony’ By UN Officers

Red Proposal Merely Stalls Truce Talks   Committees Wrangle Over Four Hours— But Thorny Issue  Remains Deadlocked

Reds Again Accused Of Stalling   Insist On Phony Cease-Fire Line Merely To Delay Armistice Talks

UN Hotly Charges Reds of Stalling  Communist Buffer Offer Called Phones —Bad Faith Sav Reds

Hodes Declares Reds Delaying Conference   Bluntly Accuses Communists Of Trying To Establish ‘Spurious Line’ To Provide Basis For Further Stalling

Allies Charge Reds Stalling Armistice Talk   After Four Hours Argument, Groups Reach No Agreement

Bad Faith of — Reds in Peace Talks Charged   Allied Leaders Say Chinese Pose Phoney Problems to Delay Discussions

Red Buffer Plan ‘Stall Allies Assert   Subcommittees No Closer to Accord on Cease-fire Line

Allies Claim Reds Stall  Conference   Say Communists Ask ‘Phony’ Zone In Bid To Slow Negotiations

Effort To Stall Armistice Talks Charged By UN   Buffer Zone Issue Again Holding Up Progress In Talks

Allies Accuse Reds Of Stalling  2 Hill Positions Taken  In Front Line Action

Allied Negotiators Accuse Heds Of Seeking Phoney Cease-Fire Line

Accuse Reds Ot Stalling   Strong Words Are Used By Allied Truce Negotiators

Allies Accuse Reds of Stall In Peace Talks   Long Wrangle Leaves Cease Fire Still Far Away

Red Demands Stall Talks, Allies Charge   UN Committee Leader Hits At Communist Plans In Statement

COMMIES CHARGED WITH STALLING TRUCE TALKS   Gen. Hodes Tells Reds They Are Seekina to Set Ln Snortane Fane

Red Attitude Said Phoney   Hodes Tells Communists Off In Straight Talk on Buffer

Allies Accuse Reds of Stall on Phony Line   20th Session Tonight, To Take Up Still Unsettled Buffer Zone; Allied Troops Puch Rade Back Fram Hille Nenr Kamennn

Reds Accused Of Delaying Tactics   Allies See Deliberate Move To Checkmate Truce Talks.

Reds Accused Of Stalling At Truce Talks   Allied Negotiators Use Strong Words

NO AGREEMENT IS IN SIGHT IN KOREA   Two Hill Positions Taken B: Allied Troops  ATTACK      Pushed Back Reds ThreeQuarters Of A Mile: No Aerial Action

Allies Charge Reds Stalling In Truce Talks  U.N, Negotiators Use Strong Words:  As Deadlock Continue

Allies Say Reds Stall Truce Talks   Insistence on Phoney Cease-Fire Line Is Subterfuge, Strong Statement Says   Quotes. Hamlet   General’ Hodes Declares There Is Method in -Red Madness

Insistence On Phoney Line Charged To Rea:   Effort To Stall Armistice Talks By Soviets Claimed

Assail Truce Dispute  U.N. Delegation  Claims Reds Stall On ‘Phony’ Issues

Allied Negotiators Accuse Reds Of Stalling Korean Truce Talks   Insisting On Phoney Cease-Fire Line, U. N. Spokesmen Declare

Peace in Korea Balked by Reds’ Cease-Fire Line   Truce Teams Wrangle Over Buffer Zone; Accusations Exchanged

Reds Insist On Phoney         Accuse Chinese Of Stalling Armistice Talks By Insisting On Battle Line:

Stand On Truce Talks Has.Congress Support   Propaganda War Disturbing Correspondents Cavering The Cease-Fire Talks At Kaesong

Rita Wants Three Million Dellars From  Her Prince as Part of Divorce Settlement

Laiest in Missiles  Atomic ‘Birds’ May Make Bombing Obsolete, Time Says

Stalin’s Daughter Married With  Regal Pomp in Elaborate Ceremony

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Stalin’s Daughter Reported Wed Amid Glittering Two-Week Fete

Harriman Plans Visit to Shah  Truman Emissary  Still Talking ‘Oil’

CHURCH SERVICES   ALL SERVICES CONDUCTED ON DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME.

Nearly: Half of Americans Missing. in Korea Believed in Communist Camps

Mexicoan Still Listed— :  Nearly Half of Missing Yanks In Korea Believed ‘Prisoners.

Estimate Is Reds Hold 4500 Yanks   Prisoners at Kanggye. Military Sources. Say: All Nations Figure Is Given as 10,000   Caution Is Policy   Allies Say Little About Treatment, for Fear of Hurting Men

4500 SERVICEMEN CONFINED BY REDS   ' Oe Among Those Officially “Missing in Action”

‘Believe 4500 U.N. Soldiers ‘Are Held Captive by Commie:   All Reports Say Reds Treating Prisoners Well

MISSING. TROOPS COULD BE ALIVE   Estimates Indicate That 4)500 Of 10,624 Americans May Be Pr isoners ot Enemy.

BELIEVE 4,500 AMERICANS ARE WAR PRISONERS   Yanks Said to Be Confined at Kanggye, Near Manchurian Line.

Almost 4,500 Missing U.S. Troops Thoucht Prisoners Of Red Koreans

One-Half Of Missing Men Are Captives   Unofficial Figures Indicate 4,500 of 10,000 Americans Missing in Korea Are Being Held Prisoners.

4 500 Believed  Reds’ Prisoners Many Missing Mer May Be in Camps

About 4 500 of 10,624 Missing Gl Are Prisoners   Figure Is Released by Unknown Allied Source But Believed Accurate

HOPE HELD FOR MISSING GIS   Believed Over -Half' O Them Prisoners Of  Communists

Believe Enemy Holding 4,500  U. S. Prisoners   Think Half of Missing Held Near Far North Korean Town

4,500 U. S.  Men Thought To Be Held   POW Camps In > North Korea Near Manchurian Borde:

Missing Men Believed In POW. Camps   Allied Sources  State Prisoners  Are. Confined Deep Inside North Korea

Many Missing U. S. Soldiers May Be In Red Prison Camps:   Communists Keep Americans Inside Korean Borders

Estimate Reds Hold 4500 as War Prisoners   Sources Reveal Americans Confined In Korea Camp

Entire Steel Regulation Is Tightened Up   Uses of Alloying Metal Restricted Effective March 

131 Smog Suits Settled for 5%   Lethal Pall Victims Will Receive $219,942

Dulles’ Flight toJapan IsDelayed   ‘Engine: Trouble: ‘Slows Envoy-on West ‘Coast -

WAS IT WORTH IT? - - - = PISTOL-~PACKING GALS KISSED AND ROBBED HIM

5 NEGRO BABIES BURN TO DEATH AT E. ST. LOUIS   Stove Explodes in Locked House While Mothers Are Away.

Troop Withdrawal Plan Snags Talks   {Reds -Return~To' Demands Of Last July

Louis Tells Of Move for U.S. Action   Claims Intervention Not Urged or Opposed by Military Chiefs.

‘Military Neither Recommended It Nor Opposed It’  Acheson Quarrel Over Formasca Miccion Tald

Acheson First Suggested Intervention In Korea, Johnson Tells Committee

Ask Dawson Jo Testify May 10  ‘Influence’ Probers Ask His Appearance

KkKee K+ SENATOR LODGE SAYS  ADEQUATELY ARMED U. S. CAN MAKE RECS END WAR

‘Million Bible Edition Of Revised Version Is Record Printing Job

State Assembly To Take Recess   New Governor Will Map Definite Plans

Opinion Is Sought On Anti-Strike Law  ‘House Seeks Taylor’ ‘Findings on Measure

On the Inside   NO SIZZLING HEADLINES NEEDED  John Wayne Tops at Box-Office

TOP MONEY-MAKERS  ~ Non-Sensational Film  ; ° ® Stars Ring Registers

Decision to End  Chiang Aid Cited   Vandenberg Diary Gives “Inside Storv?

DEATH COMES TO GEORGE THORBERG   Rites For Well-Known Akron Man Will Be Held Friday Afternoon

Need New Study Of Foreign Aid   Britain Falls Short On Arms Program

REACTION TO TALK   Senators Feel British Stand on Arms May Readjust Foreign Aid

Asks New Study Of Foreign Aid  Hi crenigopar a tes Plight of Britai

Change In Foreign Aid Program Urged   Churchill States Britain Cannot Keep Up Schedule

Hick enlooper Sees Reduction  Of Foreign Aid   Congressman Says Talk By Churchill May Force Reevaluation

Says Congress May Have To Re-evaluate Aid   Hickenlooper Cites Churchill Admission Britain Can‘t Keep Up

Hickenlooper Says British Crisis Means Foreign Aid Re-Evaluation

Foreign Aid Changes Seen  British Troubles   British Troubles Keeping Up On Arms Mey Start Revision

Hickenlooper Sees Need fo Reexamine U.S. Foreign Aid   Britain’s Money Problems Must Be Studied

» Petain Denied Military Rites  Will Be Buried In Obscure Cemetery

 Truman Conference With MacArthur On Far Eastern Situation Demanded

However, MacArthur Is Expected to Await Bid; Ceremony Is Changed

Spy Blame On Others   Greenglass Says Sister Talked Him Into Giving Atom ‘Data to Russians

Ex-Soldier Gave Atomic Secrets  Relatives Urged Him Into Tellina

Confessed Spy Says A-Secrets Went To Sister   Ex-Employe At Los Alamos Testifies Information Intended For Russians

Talked Into Joining A-Bomb Spy Ring   Greenglass Says His Persuaders Included Sister, Brother-in-law And His Wife. Puth

Conrifessed Spy Tells of Giving Wife Bomb Information to Send to Russia

Dawson's Refusal to Testify Scored by Sen. Fulbright   Says Probers to Decide This Week Whether to Subpena Aide to Truman

Peace Door Kept Open By Truman   Urges Free Nations Io Arm Quickly and Vigorously to Convince Ag: sressors of Intentions.

woes 454  Keeps Door Wide Open For Reds  To Join Disarmament Program

Door Left Open For  Russia   Truman Seeks Fool-Proof Plan For Lasting Peace

Are Named As Chairmen Of CROP Drive   Vice Chairmen And Township Sponsors Named At Meeting In Toulon Friday Night

State Revenue for Highways Running Ahead of Last Year   Funds for Roads Near $11 Million Higher So Far

Snow-Buried South Dakota Fares Perils...   Many Communities Completely Isolated by Drifts Fifteen : Feet: Deep; Storm ‘Til in Nation 252. i ;

Peiping Assails UN. Negotiators   Reds Renew Demands for Full Apology From Ridgway in Kaesong Stalemate

Peiping Charges "Bad Faith’   Broadcasts Say  U.S. Negotiators Are ‘Shameless’; Demand Aocleay

Want Ridgway to Apologize for All UN Shortcomings   Say Negotiators For Alfies Are "Shameless Men’

*GEASE-FIRE TALKS   General Ridgway Puts Fu. ture Of Negotiations Up  ig 5 gg ee

LEADER SAYS U. §. SHOULD VETO CHINESE   Marshall Supports View Reds Should Be Barred

Gen. Marshall Against China Entry Into UN   Says Veto Should Be Used If Necessary To Keep Reds Out

Sec. Won't Back Reds For UN    Suggests Use Of Veto Power To Block China

Marshall for Using Veto To Bar UN To Chinese Reds  View Differs From Administration Stand

Defense Secretary Defends Administration Program In Asia for Fourth Straight Day

U.S. to Use Veto to Bar  Red Chinese   Marshall States Americe Won't Leave Formosa paw. Canrnrins

iew Clashes ith “Ruling” y State Dept.  MacArthur Wanted   MacArthur Wanted Showdown In 1945

MARSHALL WOULD KEEP RED CHINA WUT OF THE UN,   Secretary Believes U.S. Should Use Veto Power, If Necessary, to Block Communists’ Entry.   DEFENDS FOR FOURTH DAY POLICY IN ASIA      senators Told General Mac Arthur Stood Ready in 1945 to Disarm Mao's Soldiers,

Marshall Would Block Red China   Says U. S. Should Use Veto Power in UN If Necessary.

Young Insurance Man Pleads  Not Guilty in Alter Murder   One-Armed Youth Accused After Blood-Stainea ‘empeare Ape Discovered in His Columbus Home

Young Hero Back In Army   Fuzzy-Faced Lad Already Has 17 Notches On Gun

Another Whipping Awaits Reds   Gen. Ridgway Expects Chinese To Strike Again In Korea And Take Another Bad Licking.

Ridgway Sees New Attack By Chinese   But Predicts UN Forces. Will Hurl. : Them Back. Again.

Ridgeway Says Fremy isn For Nore Surprises  om           Supreme Commander Predicts New Strike

Ridgway Sees New Push Soon   Communists to Try Again but Allies Can Hold, UN Chief Thinks

CHINESE REDS PREPARING T0 STRIKE AGAIN  Gen. Ridgway Predicts That Communists Will Meet With Defeat.

President Gives: Newsmen Lecture On Beino Accurate   Says. Pressure Will Be Kept on Foe Until Deal Is Made

‘Truman Says No Let- -Up Due i in War   President Delivers Lecture to Press On ‘Faking’ Stories

TRUMAN SAYS KOREAN FIGHT WILL CONTINUE   President ‘Rakes Press Associations For “Fake”’ Stories

Truman Pledges Continued War   We Won't Be Caught in Foe’s Trap, He Says

TRUMAN ASSERTS WAR WILL GO ON   DECLARES ANY LET-DOW. IN EFFORT WOULD MEAN ADDED CASUALTIES,

Truman Blasts News Services; Is Told Facts   Hits Cease Fire Stories; AP Gives Him New Data

Truman’s Wary Of Peace Trap If Action Quits   He Says Continued Pressure Necessary For Just Armistice

Truman Warns Of Peace Trap   President Says War Tx Continue Unti! Armistice Siqned

Truman Blasts “Fake Story . On Cease Fire   Says UN Will Fight Until Trap Danger © Grows Less Grave

Warns Knemy Needs Pushing For Armistice      Press Association Denies Battle Lull Story Fake  Neenite ‘Tecinre’

Find Danville Man After Three Days In Pain on Mountainside After Plane Crash

Lies in Pain for 3 Days on Isolated Pennsylvania Mountain after Crash

Excessive Speed Cited For Wreck   Find Engineer Didn't Cut Speed at Trestle; Wreck Took 85 Lives

Strange Lights In Skies Plagueing Nioht Observers In Lubhock Section

Aliens Reminded Time Is Nearing To Submit Current Address Reports

Attorney General Reminds All Aliens Must List Address Between Jan. 1-11

‘Two States Act Against  Crime Gang   Startling Tale Of Dope, Booze And Sex Bared

LINKED TO SEX AND DRUG RING IN SOUTH BEND   Police Drive To Crack ‘Hot Rod Heaven’  Gane

Allies Launch Counterattacl In Iron Triangle Sector; Regain Str ategic Heights

Mercury Skid Halts F lood Here   Governor Asks For Emergency Help From Pres. Truman

Kentucky and Cumberland Rivers on Rampage; 5,000 Driven From Homes

Democratic Senator Suggests Dewey Replace Acheson as Secretary of State

Solons Accuse Army Engineers of Misleading Congress on River Costs

Navy Launch Capsizes; Two ‘Known Dead      Unconfirmed Report Says Five Perished; Twenty-Four Others Hospitalized,

Navy Motor Launch Dump: 120 Sailors Into Sea; Five Reported Missing

Two Face Long Jail  Sentence   Red Chiefs May Figh Convictions; Judge Musmanno Weeps

SALVAGE DELAYED   Bad Weather Stalls Work On Fallen K.U. Radio Tower

Allies’ Demand That He Censure M’Arthur Puts Truman on Spot  ” Any Move to Replace General Certain

BEAR BY IRE FAIL: \  MacArthur Case Puts" Chief Executive On Spo

President MightAct on MacArthur   Storm Might Break Out in Congress, if Move Is Made to Take Away General’s Powers  Would Oust Aide  i rer  Knowland Would Keep  MacArthur, Release A Po Apes

Truman Action On MacArthur  Issue Expected   Caught In Squeeze Between Home Front Supporters And U. S. Allies

Adion Might Stir Trouble In Conaress.   Opposition To “Gen. MacArthur Grows in U.S.

President Mum About  Conference   Capitol Hill Believes Truman Will Give Views Concerning General Soon

Truman Caught In MacArthur Pincers  GOP Backs Officer, a7 c A @84°* . _ BAS $j. @   GOP Backs Officer, U. S. Allies Want General Disciplined

Home Front, Allies Difter In Reactions   Presidential Reprimand To 5-Star General Is Speculated

Truman Eyes MacArthur Reprimand   Confers With Congress Aides on ‘Squeeze’  Between GOP, Allies

Await Presidential Action On MacArthur Statements  {   Truman Caught in Squeeze by Foes, Supporters of Far East Commander

Republicans, Allied Nations Do Not Agree  Lawmakers Avoid Predicting A Course Of Action

TRUNAN HAS POLICY TALKS WITH LEADERS   Caught in Squeéze Between MacArthur Supporters and U. S. Allies.

Home Front Gives Aid, Allies Fear War Threats   President Is Caught In Squeeze As Some Back General’s View

Pacific Policy Of U.S. Genera Stirs Up Storm   Reprimand Foreseen From White House

Dispute Over MacArther Catches Truman In Squeeze Between Allies and Congress

Truman Faces Allied, Home Front Squeeze  fUCV\D Canrttarvce Ara   GOP Senators Are Mostly For Doug, British For Removal

Conference of Chiefs  Of Staff Reported   President Has Talks on Gen. MacArthur

PUTS PRESIDENT IN TIGHT PLACE   Supporters Of War Leader And His AL lied Critics Present * Difficult Decision To Make.

Predict Congressional Storm If Authority Of General Is Limited   FORESEE >RESIDENTIAL REPRIMAND ON POLICY STATEMENTS; OPPONENTS WANT GENERAL DISCIPLINED

Truman Caught In Home Front, Allied Squeeze   President Expected To Take Action Quickly: Knowland Says “Hatchet Men” Undermining Mac

Truman Finds Self Squeezed By MacArthur   France Joins Britain  In Opposing Use Of

Gen. MacArthur fs Conference Topic   Truman Considers “Hot Potato’ with Bemocratic Leaders

' President Caught In Tight Squeeze Over Gen. MacArthur Statements

Truman Is Urged To Clarify Policy   Allies Want Him To Discipline MacArthur

Big Storm Brews  On UN General   Allies Want Mac Disciplined; Many Support Outspoken Genera! In U. S., Especially GOP

MacArthur Reprimand  Considered  Group to Consul: General, Learn  Views Urged

Truman - Critics,  Back MacArthur   President Caught in Squeeze In Spreading Policy Debate

British Plan To Leave Oil Empire Today   Iran is Faced With Problem of Operating Important Industry

British Prepare to Leave Iran   Surrendering Big Oi Empire Built Over Half Century.

British Oil Experts Leave Iran   Oil Empire Surrendered Unwillingly

Blue British Abandon Abadar   Iranian Launches Furnish Transport

‘LEAVING A LOT OF BRITAIN’ British Technicians To Leave Iran Today

British To Leave Oil Fields Today  Dewncast Oilmen To Sur   Downcast Oilmen To Sur. render Vast Empire To lranians

Rowland Named Board President   Living Cost Protest Brings Serious Wounds to Five

Strikers Shot . s Police Act                  ° Arrested Ii-Stoppage Over Cost Of Living .

Spain Police Fire On Mol. Of Strikers  Demonstrations Against Cost Of  8 &. to» f' eee

 Block Strap Molasses Is Potent—  Though Government Says It's Not Cure-All as Book Avers

Gayelord Hauser Disclaims — Government Charge Saying Book Described Cure-Alls_

Round Trip, St. Louis-KC, 68 Minutes   And That Included Stop at Landing, For Navy Jet

Deadly Poison Used To Save Lives ko ok Ok * * * xk ok kt kk ok Pn a i; ee , SER On re

rome fin Indian Poison:  Deadly + Amazon cian Becomes Top Life-Saving Drug In Surgery

Arms Progress in Europe Slow, lowan Observes   Senator. Hickenlooper Calls for Results; Says Ike Not at Fault

Hickenlooper Says Europe Drags Feet In Rearmament  Not Eisenhower’s Fault Says lowa

Hill Warns Reds — Might Surprise U.S. With Attack   Onslaught Might Come as Result of Soviet Over-Optimism,  He Says

S. Korean Units Raise ROK Flag In Capital City  Reds Withdraw Faste Than U. N. Troops Can Keep Contact

ROK Flag Is Raised Over Cit)   South Korean Troops Agaim Enter Their Capital Without A Shot Being Fired

South Korean Troops Reenter Blackened Remains of Capital   ‘We'll Stay As Long As We Can,’ Exptains: Allied Authority; Communists Believed To Be Pulling Back to New River Defense Line

rLY FLAG OF REPUBLIC ON OLD CAPITOL   Five South Korean Patrols Meet No Opposition From Reds in Nation's Former Capital.   FOURTH TIME CITY HAS CHANGED HANDS   Communists Fight Only Rearguard Action and Continue Mysterious Withdrawal Before U.N. Troops.

South Koreans Enter Seoul Communist Resistance Fades   Seoul Changes Hands 4th Time

Reds Withdrawing Along 70-Mile War Front: Yankees Cross Hongchon

Republican Flag Raised Over Capital   No Opposition Is Met; Red Forces Said Retreating _Mysteriously

U.N. Forces Push Toward 38th Parallel   Chinese, North Koreans Pull Out Of Front Lines

NO OPPOSITION ENCOUNTERED; RAISE FLAG   Forces Will Stay There If They Can, Says Official  COMMUNISTS   Continue To Withdraw All Along 70-Mile Front; Security Blackout

FLAG IS. RAISED ON OLD CAPITOL BY PATROL UNIT   Communist Forces Reported Retreating Along 70-Mile Front —— Allied Patrols Hunting Reds.

South Korean Patrols Enter Seoul; Indicate  Reds Abandon Capital

Five Patrols Enter Empty Capitol City   ; Allied Tanks Spearhead Thrust Northwest Of Hongchon

ROKs Raise Flag On South Korean Capitol Building   U.N. Units Meet Little Opposition in Steady Drive to Parallel 38

Reds All Gone From Capital: Trick Possible  Ducmutnes danas et   Enemy Assembling In Hills--Strategy Is Question Mark

South Koreans Back In Seoul Hoping To Stay   Five Patrols Enter Capito! And Raise Flag.

lirst Cavalry Spearhead Wirhin 18 Miles Of Parallel: Allies Stand On  Outskirts of Hongchon

ROK Flag Flies Once More Over Korean Capital   Reds Absent as South Korear Patrols Enter Capital; Enemy Withdrawing All Along Front

Enemy Offers No Opposition  Republic's Flag Again Flies Cover Old Canital Buildina

Capital City Shifting Hands Fourth Time   Communists Fade Along Entire Front  For Third Day

Patrols Meef No Opposition   Elsewhere Across 70-Mile Front Allies Lose Contact With Reds in Pleces

ROK’s Flag Flying Above Old Capitol   Yanks Thrust Ahead Behind Tank Column North of Hongchon

South Koreans Unopposed as They Enter City   Reds Continue To Withdraw All Along Front

Republican Flag Raised In Seoul By ROK Patrols   8th Arny Spokesman Says South Koreans Plan To Stay There Lf They Can

§, Koreans Meet No Opposition; Raise ROK Flag  Reds Fight Rearguerd

Enemy Fights Rear-Guard Delaying Actions Only arid’ Continues Mysterious Withdrawls.   CAPITAL CHANGES HANDS FOR 4TH TIME

So. Koreans Enter Seoul  WithoutFight   Raise Republican Flag Over Old Capitol; Red Forces Missing

Red Retreat Continues All Along 70-Mile  Korean Front   If Allies Stay It will Be Fourth Time Capital Has Changed Hands

Rok Troops Raise Flag Over Seoul   No Opposition {s Reported as City Falls; Communists Continue Retreat

Republican Flag. Raised Over Old Capitol Building  No Opposition Met, . Eighth Army Says -

Troops To Remain There If Possible   Communist Forces For Last Three Days Reported Mysteriously Withdrawing All Along 70-Mile Front

Troops Cross Han Without Firing Shots   Other Units Are Within 15 Miles Of 38th Parallel

UN Troops Cross Han River In Fishing Boats Without Firing Shot, Raise South Korean Flag In Seoul   STRICT CENSORSHIP COVERS SEOUL FATE

Spokesman Says Five Groups Entered Without Opposition   Mysterious Withdrawals Are Reported Over The Entire Front Except East-Central Area

Patrols Enter TownToFind Enemy Gone   Mysterious Action Of Retreating Reds Puzzles U.N. Forces

Republic's Flag Flies Over Seoul   Five South Korean Patrols Entered the Capital  Ciw   MEET NO OPPOSITION   Allied Airmen Hit Ammunition Dumps Behind Chi nese Lines

Reds Abandon Capital in Their Flight North  Commies Elsewhere a Dadtl fennd

Reds Continue Withdrawal on 70-Mile Front   ROK Patrols Meet No Opposition in March Into Wrecked City

Reds Mysteriously Withdraw Along, Korean War Front   South Korean Troops Enter Seoul, Raise ROK Flag Over Battered City

Republic's Flag Raised Over Old Capitol Building   Troops to Stay If They Can, 8th Army Officer Says; Enemy Is Quiet

Five Native Patrols Go Into Seoul   Communists Fail To Put Up Fight Red Arms Seized

South Korean Patrols Meet No Opposition   Reds Mysteriously Withdrawing Afl Along 70 Miles Of Korean Froni

ROK Patrols Enter Capital; Reds Withdraw   Enemy Said Fleeing So Rapidly that UN Loses Contact

ROK Flag Up Again  In Seoul   South Korean Patrols Enter Battered City, Will ‘Stay if They Can’

Patrols Raise Flag Over Old Capitol Building   Communists Continue Mysterious Retreat On 70-Mile Front

Communists Reported Still Mysteriously Withdrawing All Along 70-Mile Korean Front

ROK Patrol: Raise Flag Over Seoul  South Korean Troops Meet No Opposition

Reds May Have Quit Vital City   Early Reports Say U.N. Troops Meet With no Resistance

SouthKoreans Re-EnterSeoul   Eighth Army Reports No Opposition As ROKs Raise Flag Over Capitol

ROKs Unopposed In Moving Info Former Capital   Will Be Fourth Time City Changes Hands lf Allies Can Stay

REDS WITHDRAW ALL ALONG THE KOREAN FRONT   ARMY SPOKESMAN SAYS PATROLS TO REMAIN IN SEOUL

Reds Disappear. Offer No Battle lo Patrol Force  Freed Prisoners Declare Chinese Building Attack

Marks Fourth Time Capitol Is Captured   Chinese Reds Fight Delaying Action; Observe Build-up

Retreating Reds Wage Rear Guard Action   U. S. Advance Is Held Up Two Hours By Fight

Five Patrols Go Into City, Raise Flag on Capitol   Will Stay If They Can; Reds Continue Mysterious Retreat

Reds Still Scarce; Naval Bombar d ment Enters 26th Day— Possible Record

Patrols Fait To Find Enemy In Ruined City   Reds Withdrawing Too Fast for Allies To Maintain Contac!

South Korean Flag Again Flies Over Seoul Capitol   36 Tanks Spearhead U. S. Advance in Central Sector.

Enemy Continues In Mysterious General Flight   Republican Flag Hoisted Over Old Capitol Build. ing; Reds Yield After  Temporary Resistance

5 South Korea Patrols Enter Seoul and Raise Flag Over Capitol  City Changes Hands 4th Time: Delaying Actior

Flag Raised Over Capitol Of Republic   Mysterious Flight Of Reds Continnes On Korean Sectors

No Oppostion by Reds fo Re-entry By 5 ROK Patrols   Cavalry Within 18 Miles of 38th Parallel

Troops Cross Han River In Fishing Boats; Reds Continue To Flee North

Allied Tank Patrols Pursue Reds To Within 15 Miles Of Parallel   “Big Mo” And 1,000 Planes Pounding Retreat Route And Key Targets Far Behind Enemy.

Reds Falling Back On  Entire Front   Planes, Battleships Smash at Commies’ Route of Retreat

Raise ROK Flag Over Seoul: Reds Continue Retreat   Mystery Withdrawal Still Puzzles U. N.: Look fer Otlensive

Flag Is Raised Over Capitol Building Again   Communists Still Withdrawing To North Korea

ROKs Raise Flag Over Seoul. Capitol   Reds Continue Mysterious Withdrawals But Are Expected.to Make Stand In Hills North of Honqchon; UN ‘Advances Go On

Take City Without A Fight   Fourth Time Seoul Has Changed  Hands During War; Alli ies Gain All Along 70-Mile Front

Patrols Enter Capital Again   City Changing Hands Fourth Time; Reds Continue Mysterious Withdrawal

Novato Air  Officer Dies In Korea War  Lt. Bruce Wilson, 22, Is Tenth Fatality From Marin

Novato Air Officer Dies  In Korea War Lt. Bruce Wilson, 22, Is   Lt. Bruce Wilson, 22, Is Tenth Fatality From Marin

Leader of Huks Reported Killed   21 Followers"Also Die In Surprise’ Raid; Jayce Director Is Kidnapped -

siltation. dihieatiadinmmmasiiniaiied EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO MEET

Social Security For State, County Employes Soon   Bill is Expected To Pass Kansas House Tuesday; Blan Rateanrtva

Benefits Bill Is Cleared   Would Pur Kansas Public Employees Under Social Security

 Parents Decide to Leave Them in Foster Homes —  Two Eddy Children to Stay on Farm:

BARUCH VIEWS END OF CONTROLS AS TRAGIC BLOW   US MUST DECIDE BETWEEN NATIONAL, SELFISH INTERESTS

BARUCH SAYS EXTENSION OF; CONTROLS VITAI   Removal Would Be Morta Blow; Auto Workers Get Pay Hike.

Controls Are Necessary, Is  Baruch View   National Interest Must   Be Put First, Senator  - Moody Is Advised By New York Financier

Baruch Opposes Removal Of U. 5. Controls   New York Man In Statement On Nation’s Crisis

Elder Statesman Bernard Baruch Says Removal of Controls  Would Be Blow to Defense Effort

Baruch Says Removal Of Economic Controls ‘Would Be ‘Tragic Blow’

Controls Vital For Defense, Says Baruch   Elder Statesman Gives Views in a Letter To Senator Moody

Baruch Against Ending Controls   Tragic, Mortal Blow to Nation, He Writes

Kills Trailer  Mate, Escapes  Scott County Officers Seek Missing Youth

Age-18 Draft Asked for ‘51 By Marshall   Calls for Immediate © Universal Military Service; Longer Time In Uniform Planned

Immediate Universal ServiceAsked By Marshall  Would Draft 18-Year-Olds And Also Extend

Marshall Asks for Sweeping Draft Program  450,000 Youths, 18,  Trr...13 BP   450,000 Youths, 18, Would Be Called This Year

MARSHALL WOULD DRAFT YOUTHS, 18, 40,009 THIS YEAR   Defense Chief Calls for Lowering of Minimum Age and Immediate Universal Military Service.   PLAN LAID BEFORE ___4 SENATE HEARING   Secretary Declares It Is Best Way for Nation to Meet Needs for Fighting Manpower.

Immediate Universal Service:  Draft of 18-Year-Olds Urged   Secretary Marshall and Mrs. Rosenberg Present Plan With White House Backing

Draft 450,000 18-Year-Olds Now-Marshall  Defense Secretary Calls For Universal Military Trainina at Once

‘Marshall Urges Draft Of Boys 18   Wants Congress to Give Immediate Universal Service.

Marshall Asks 18-Year-Olds Drafting Now   Secretary of Defense Would Put 450,000  In Unifrom This Year

Marshall Asks for Sweeping Draft Program   450,000 Youths, 18, Would Be Called This Year

British POWs Say Treatment ‘Good’  Word to Relatives * Cited tn Commons

Draft Rule Changed To Help Students   College Youths Can End Term, Pick Own Service

DRAFT-TAPPED STUDENTS MAY FINISH YEAR, SELECT BRANCH  AS NEW RULE PUT IN EFFECT

First Red Wave Falls On Mines, Next Walks Free  Barbed Wire Held Down By Reds With

Allied Forces Retreat From  38th Parallel   Big Offensive Threatens To Split Western Front, Dispatch Claims

MAJOR DRIVE 8 OPENED BY COMMUNISTS   First Surge Carries Within 20 Miles of South Korean Capital at the Closest Point.   CHINESE DEAD CARPET FRONT   Enemy Advances in Waves Through Minefields —U. S. Division Smashed Out of Line.

UN Forces Pull Back As Korean Unit Overrun  Indication Are Reds Are Third Of Way Te Crtes OE Caml

RECHECK 969 LOYALTY CASES   Review Federal Employe: Under New ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Ruling

New Yardstick Was Developed In Service Case  ‘Reasonable Doubt’  dp Oe sah

Loyalty Probers Reopen 565 Cases  Board Cites Policy In Doubtful Cases

Reopen 565 Loyalty Cases  Same Check Resultec In Firing Of Service

565 Federal Employes To Be Checked For Loyalty”   . RECHECK TO ‘BEGIN UNDER NEW RULE OF “REASONABLE DOUST” BARRING EMPLOYMELT.

Loyalty Board Will Recheck Federal Men   565 Government Employes Are To Be Re-Examined

Recheck 565 In. Rule of Loyalty   Firing of Service Produces Action

Stricter Rule Reopens U.S. Loyalty Cases   Reviews Ordered Of Many Cases Formerly Cleared

Review Board Reopens Cases After Survey  Takes ‘New Look’ At 8,889 Workers Under New Rules

Order Loyalty Recheck of 565 U. S. Employes   Under New Rule That ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Sufficient to Bar

965 Cases Re-Opened By Board   Loyalty Review Group To Make New Study Of  NAT cee bec ueee

Loyalty Board Reo pens Cases Will Recheck 565  Federal I vay ninwee

Lovalty Board Plans Recheck   Cases Of 565 Federal Employes To Be Reonened.

War Games Slated In East Carolina   100,000 Men Backed By 400 Planes Will  Join In Maneuvers

Baltimore Police Hit By Prober:   Senate Group Reports Gambling Is Known And Permitted

Report Charges Bookies Thrive In Maryland With Police Knowledge   Senate Crime Probers Say Off-Track Betting And Numbers Rackets Have Operated  With Police Permission.

State Crime Is Scored In Report   Senate Chmmittee Says Police Had Knowlede Of Conditions

Yugoslavia Says Soviets Flout U.N.   Foreign Minister Charges Armed Border Clashes

OPENINGS AT PLANT   Sunflower Has Jobs for Guards, Electricians, Carpenters

Millions Vote On Labor Rule Over Britain   ~ Churchill May Again Be Prime Minister: Record Vote Seen

Heavy Vote Is Being Cast In All Districts   Fate Of Socialist Government Being Decided In Election  > tt7 220 F* Pet srreare Meee ee 

Britain Expects Big Vote   Winston Churchill Fovored to Return As Prime Minister By Small Marain

Huge Turnout tn Britain For Vital Election   Record Vote Expected With Churehill In  Favorite Position

Millions of British Vote in General Election Thursday   Winston Churchill Favored to Return As Prime Minister

Churchill Odds Drop On Poll Eve   Total Vote Seen Near 30 Million

Churchill Is Expected To Be Winner   Party’s Margin Of Victory May Be Narrow

Newspaper Polls and Betting Odds Indicate That Britons Wilf Return Conservative Power to Cantral anf Gavernment

Polls Indicate Socialists Will Be Defeated  If Churchill Wins Majority May Be

85 Per Cent of British Voters Expected to Oust Labor Government, But May Be Small Margin; Results Expected Tomorrow Noon

Cowboy-Booted Two-Gun Desperado And Partner Escape With $4,969 Cash   Three Bank Employes Tied Up While Safe Looted; Highway Patrolmen Set Up Road Blocks In Neighborhood

Gen. W Arthur Pays Marines  Flying Visit   Jeeps to the Front for Visit With ‘Old Friends’

General Pay: Flying Visit To Marines   MacArthur Jeeps Within 2,000 =¥ardsaieFront

MACARTHUR IN VISIT, ASSERTS SITUATION 0. K.   BY FRANK TREMAINE UP Staff Correspondent

Tornado Lashes At WaKeenev   Fast-moving Storm Kills Three Persons, Threatens to Cavse Severe New Floods

Vicious Winds Turn 5 Block Area af Wakeeney fo Mass Of Splintered Wood, Brick

Trees Uprooted, Power Lines Broken; Houses Splintered in 5-Block Area; Nearby Towns Aid in Rescue Work

Five Killed In Kansas Tornado   Heavy Damage As Windstorm Sweeps Over Midwest

Tornado Hits Kansas Town   Three Persens Killed, Many Injured as ‘Winds Wreck Wekeeney Residentia! Area

Three Migs» Downed, One Sabre Lost Tn Air War   Infantrymen Let Chinese Troops  Play Vollevball

Warren Feers ‘Zero Hour’ May Be Near   Governor Outlines 16-point Defense  Dasara ta: SAlARe

Top-Ranking Tax Officials Under Congressional Eye  More Resignations   More Resignations Expected to Follow As Probe Continues

Tax Bureau Chiefs Enter Investigation  Increase Seen  In Resignations

ra’ as  *, ne Uuiis As Probe  Threatens   Poor Health Given As Reason

Top Revenue Chiefs Face Tax Inquiry  Daniel A. Bolich Quits For ‘Health’ Reasons; Records Are Scrutinized

Bolich Quits Revenue Jot  For ‘Health’   More Top-Ranking Men Expected To Leave Under Fire

Several More  Yop Officials Under Serutiny   Daniel Bolich Quits “_ Yor ‘Health’ Reasons *  Tn Snresdinge Srandats

Wrecked PRR. Train Doing 45  Miles an Hour      Engineer, Fireman Questioned in Bryn Mawr Disaster

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 13  Cleveland Mobsters Tried To Show Respectable Front

Budenz Slated  For Testimony   Former Red Editor On Stand Wednesday

OPS News: Ceiling Prices  On Anfi-Freeze  OPS Announces Prices, Effective As of Aug. 6

Johnson Says Truce Talks Can Be Successful Only When They Are Moved From Korea To Kremlin

Communists Staged Two-Day Batile To Halt Capture Of Downed Mig-15  Now Giving Red Jet Secrets To U.S.

Runaway Kids Go by Air Now  New York Pat Makes Fast Time to Hollairoeod

LEFTISTS HECHLE JAPAN'S EMPEROR   RED DEMONSTRATIONS ALSO STAGED IN ISRAEL, TRAN AND PHILIPPINES.

Communists On Rampage All Around   Stir Up Trouble in Japan, Israel, Iran and Philippines.

Leftist Ja panese Students Heckle Em peror: Other Countries Note Commie Demonstrations

Require Goods  Be Licensed  All U. S. Articles To Russia Must Be . Daecad Firct

Check All U.S. Goods to Reds  Licenses Needed on All Shipments Now

UNCLE SAM GETTING TOUGHER  Licenses to Be Required for All Red-bloc Cargoes

ED MILLER HELD IN THEFT OF S600   Aubrey Freeman States Mon: ey Taken While He Was Unconscious

ED MILLER HELD IN THEFT OF Sout   a ae"  Aubrey Freeman States Mon: ey Taken While He Was  lineanecinue

Soviets Had Only Minor Role in Jap War, Nimitz Says   Admiral Scoffs at Russian Boasts

DemosRegard President As 1952 Choice   Truman Denounces ‘McCarthyism’ In Washington Talk

Truman Is Candidate Demos Say  Friends Detect Look In President's Eye  That Indicates Fact

‘Truman Address Adds To Indications ‘He Will Be “52 Democratic Candidate

City Water Is: Safe      Northwest Seeking Power Sources To Save Giant Aluminum Industry

Drought Sections Hunt More Power   Pacific Northwest Launches Search For Electrical Source

PEIPING'S BID TO END FIRE STUDIED   Measure Severely Rapped By Warren Austin  DEFEAT      Worst Suffered By U. S. In 5-Year History Of U.N.: British Opposed

Truce Offer Sidetracks  U.S. Charge   Austin Rejects Plan; Britain Votes For Study

US Charges Sidetracked   Peiping Soys Cease Fire Could Be Arranged Later

U.N. To Take Up Peiping Answer On ‘Cease Fire’  Sidetrack US Charges;  Austin Hits at Latest Red China Proposal

United States Handed Major Setback in U. N.  Committee Votes Fe Cant, Dasimmanta   Committee Votes To Study Proposals Of Chinese Reds

UN Sidetracks Aggression ‘Charges to Study Red Offer   Chinese Cease-Fire Proposal Blasted By Austin as Plan to Split Free World

U.N. To Study Chinese Reply On Peace Plea   U. S. Proposal On Aggression Is Sidetracked Today

U. $. Charges Sidetracked In United Nations  Peiping Statement On Korean Cease-Fire Is Studied By Delegates

Setback For U.S. From U.N.   Committee Votes to Delay Action on Our Charges Against Chine

Weather   UN Studies Truce Offer By Chinese   Austin Says Reds Trying To Split Free World

UN SIDETRACKS U. S. CHARGES AGAINST REDS   60-Nation Committee Will Study New Chinese Cease-Fire Bid

U. S. Demand for Vote On ‘Aggressor’ Label Is Sidetracked, 27-23   Reds in Offer to  Reeall ‘Volunteers’   ‘Limited Gease - Fire’ Promised If Eastern Conference Is Held

U.N. Sidefracks Demand of U. S. To Censure Chine  AR Hane Belau Vast   48-Hour Defay Voted To Allow Study OF Peipina’s Reply

Indictment Of China Delayed   Peiping Lists New Cease-Fire Steps; U. S. Voted Down

Warren Brands Plan Attempt To Split Free World   De Aggression Charges ade ked As Member Study Statement; Rau Believes Offer Sincere

U. N. Sidetracks U. S. Charge of Red Aggression   Wants to Study Peiping Stand On Cease-Fire

American Resolution to Condemn Chinese Reds Delayed 48 Hours   U.S. Delegate Brands Communist Proposal ‘Transparent Effort to Divide. Free World’; Majority Votes to Consider Peiping Plan

YJ. S. Charges Sidetracked By UN Group   ‘Chinese Communist Statement Studied;  Austin Aasails It; Demand is Delayed

Peiping Move Sidetracks U.S. Action  Reds’ ‘Cease-Fire’ Feeler To Get Suudy

U.N. Sidetracks Charges by U.S.  tudy Cease-fire Statement by Peiping

U.S. Charge Sidetracked For Study Of China’s Offer   Cabinet Meeting

United Nations Delays Action OnU.S. Charges  Red China Expands Answer To Plea Far faacafiva

And Austin Blows His Top —  U.S. Is Stymied Again By Red Maneuver in UN

U.N. Puts Off U.S. Charges Of Aggression  Red Cease-Fire Answer Delays —  Action On Issue

UN Sidetracks American Charge Against Peiping   Studies Communist China’s Korean  Cease-Fire Offer

UN Studying Red Chinese Latest Note  About Korea  Aggression Charges   Aggression Charges By U. S. Sidelined By Newest Proposal

TRUCE PROPOSAL 4 RED CHINESE IS GIVEN STUDY   Conference To Make Terms Suggested But U. 8. Spokesman Denounces Offer As Unacceptable.

Chinese Reds Cease-Fire Terms Studied   U. S$. Delegate Label: Proposal as Effort To Divide Free World

New Note on Asia Problem  From Chinese   U.S. Demand for Action on Resolution Sidetracked as Council Turns to New Note

House Debates Gas Tax as Part Of Omnibus Bill   Rural Roads Advocates Win Two Showdowns

NARCOTICS SALES TO TEEN-AGERS REVEALED BY NEW YORK ARREST   Police Open Drive To Nab Sellers Of Heroin And Morphine

TEAM WILL VOTE   K. U. Cage Squad to Decide on Post Season Game  With K-State

TEAM WILL VOTE   LANL WiLL YUEL K. U. Cage Squad to Decide  on Post Season Game  With K-State

Commies Want 38th Parallel As Boundary   Allies Stick Up For Buffer Established North Of Old Line

Commies Confirm They Understand Korean Fighting Would Continue Durins Parlewsc

Buffer Zone — Still Unsettled  15th Session Liste  es oe ee ©. re

Joy Invites Red Comment On Problem   Foe Held Eager to Quit Firing Even Before   Armistice Signed

Bufter Zone Conference  Adjourns   No Announcement On Outeome Of Bargaining Meet

Bombers Smash Red HQ As Peace Parley Continues   Another Hour and a Half Meeting Held On Teenec

Allies Still Insist On Northern Buffer Zone In Korea As Fifteenth Session Opens; Hope For Final Solution

Trio of UN. Officials on (Overdue Craft   Korean Airlift Plane Last Heard West of Juneau, Alaska

Plane Missing With 38 Aboard   UN Officials, Soldiers Feared Down Off Alaska

PLANE IS MISSING  OFF CAPE SPENCER   Carrying Three U.N. Officlala and —s«¥8 8. Military Men

Ship Lost Somewhere  In Alaska   Korean Airlift Craft Carrying Three UN Officials, 28 Gls, Crew of 7

Korea Airliff Plane Lost Off Alaska: Military Opens Search   Japan-Bound DC-4 Reported at Midnight But Never Heard From Again; Fear Plane Down in Rugqaed Area Near Cape Spencer

28 Missing In Airliner   Korea Plane Overdue  On Flight To Alaska

Canadian Craft Bore UN Officials, Yanks; Coast Guard Seerching a

Most of 31 Passengers Are U. S. Military Men; Widespread Hunt Launched Through Area  Search Must Be Conducted in Some Of Continent’s Roughest Country

PLANE IS MISSING OFF CAPE SPENCER   Carrying Three U.N. Officials and . 28 U.S. Military Men

PLANE WITH 35 ABOARD IS MISSING   Korean Air Lift Plane on Way to Anchorage Unreported on Flight From Vancouver.   { MAY BE DOWN IN ALASKA PANHANDLE   Missing Canadian Pacific Airliner Had 28 Passengers, All Americans, and Seven in Crew.

‘Battle 38" “Shaping Up ‘Along Parallel In Korea: Reds to Make Big Offensive

New Attack   Sweep Forward-en 10-Mi. Frotit above: Seoul   “Battle 38" Shapes Up along Parallel:in- Korea To Keep Reds Off Balance...

Senate Votes Soil Payment For Farmers   Approved Fund Exceeds House Figure by $23 Million.

SENATE GIVES: CASH FOR FARM CONSERVATION   Moves To Cut Payment Meet Failure In  Upper House

Senate Vote Gives Aid To Agriculture   Surpasses House Amount For Farm “Soil Benefit

BILL TO GLEAN STREAMS VOTED   Senate Passes Anti-Pollution Measure—lHouse To Pass On Amendment Before lt Is Law.

Ilse Is Found Guilty by Jury  ‘Beast of Buchenwald’ Gets Life Sentence

ILSE KOCH GETS LIFE IN PRISON   ‘Red Witch Of Buchenwald’ Convicted Of Prison Crimes

German Court Convicts Ilse   Life Term Meted : Buchenwald ‘Witeh’

Ilse Koch Gets  Life Sentence   Court Finds ‘Beast’ Guilty Of Murder, Sadism

Ilse Koch Given  Life Imprisonment   ‘Red Witch of Buchenwald’ Was Not in Court To Hear Verdict—Frenzied in Cell

ALSE. KOCH SENTENCED TO-UIFE IMPRISONMENT BY. COURT-IN- GERMANY.

Germans Hand lise Koch Life Sentence, Hei Second. for Causing Buchenwald Murders

llse Koch Giver Life Sentence.  Buchenwald’s ‘Red Witch’ Convicted Of War Crimes

“WITCH” KOCH IS GIVEN LIFE TERM   Tyrant Is Absent When  Sentence Is Passed

Impose Life Imprisonment Qn Ilse Koch   ‘German Court at. Augsburg Finds “Beast of :Buchenwald” Guilty of ‘Murder and Sadism

Ilse Koch Giver Life Sentence  Ruchenwald’. ‘Rad   Buchenwald’s ‘Red Witch’ Convicted Of War Crimes

Life Sentence For Ilse Koch   2d Life Term Is Imposed For Crimes Aqgainst Prisoners

‘Tax Dispute Slo ws Pace Upon Budget   Teacher Pay, Medic School Formulae Are Issues For Legislators By Lee Garrett

REDS PUTTING PRESSURE ON MIDDLE EAST   Report Arabs Get Warning Against Joining in Pact

Report Russia Warns Arabs 01 Defense Pact  eR, i eee   Egyptian Guerrillas Reported Mobilized To Fight British

Reds Reported Warning Arabs on Defense Pact   Middle East Command Bid Reaction Being Watched by Cairo Diplomats

Soviet Warns Arabs Against Joining Pacts   Kremlin Watches  Response of Nations  To Defense Bid  Re ATARTLAR ET cl. pro nrey

Allies Force Chines Back South Of Seou   Enemy Withdraws Over Five Miles

Enemy Falls Back to New  Mountain Are   Capture of Hill) Unhinges Entire Red Defense Relaw Han River

Hot Rod ‘Hace’ Steamer Faster But Stops \Too Manu Times For Water

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SIGNS PACT WITH U. S   Will Permit Installations On Island To Track And Control Guided Missiles

To Report Move To Top Russians   German Communists To Make Known Nex' Unification Try

Saskatchewan Cold Greets Princess, Duke, Welcoming Crowds Turn Out

Nations Using U.S. Cash ‘Must Oust Red Unions   Taft And Connally Say Senate Meddling In Foreign Affairs; Monopolies Also Hit

Labor Union Clause Inserted In Foreign Aid   Where to Find It!   Congress Asked to Delay New Taxes

Sei AaNaiNneNaN aN... pinanpoaaaniamemuans CINCINNATIAN NAMED HEBREW COUNCITL, HEAD

Union Shop Bill Left In Sifting Unit by House  Defeat Move to Call Bill for Debate on Floor

Senate Rejects  Corporation Tax Bill Amendment   Attempt To Make Higher Levies Retroactive .  To Jan. 1 Loses

NO DANGER OF REDS HOLDING UP JAP TREAT!   President Truman Not Averse to Talk With Russians Before Ceremony.

SOVIET CANT LOCK TREATY TRUMAN SAY:   Would Talk With Gromyko. Report MacArthur Not Going to ’Frisco.

TraumanDoubts Russ Able to Block Jap Pac   Would Be Happy to Talk To Gromyko. at Frisco Conference

Says Willing For M Arthur to Address Meeting  Believe General is. @&W.  f&e ... £a_

Reds Kill British Official   High Commissioner Assassinated on Jungle Road Near Mealavean Resort

Commissioner Assassinated By Malayan Reds   Sir Henry Gurney Victim of Bandits

N ew Tax Hike Seen Unlikely  Betore Summer   House Tax Writers Refuse to Rush Through Ouickie Bill

‘Combat Engineers Have Their Share of Rough Going — They Stay Behind, Destroy Weapons

Combat Engineers Save Armes, But \Their War Tasks Go Lareely Unsuna

lran Goes Begging, Awaits Harriman   Premier Asks Approval Of U. S. Loan

Tropical Storm Leaves 110 Dead Many Homeless   ‘Enormous Damage’ Caused by Gales on  Yucatan Peninsula

Hurricane Moves North At 100 MPH   Some Lives Believed Lost In Yucatan Interior; Many Are Homeless

Killer Hurricane Runs Into Mexico   Island of Jamaica Counts Death Toll At 109: Damages Near $20 Million

Policy Issues  Are Debated  Harriman Launches New Attack by Administration

Lenten Guideposts  sages of Inspiration and Faith  A ‘Sicedbiilis ‘Sine me Back

German Soldier Freed After Being Buried Alive in Poland for 4 Years

Senate Okays RFC Reorganization; House Adopts Lower Draft Age Bill

House Votes Its Own Version of Draft Bill  Lowers Age to 18/2 Years and Extande Sarvica ta 26 Monthe.

First Measure Goes to C onference  House Approves Draft Bill: RFC Reorganization Wins

Brink’ S Robbery       FBI Agent Refuses in Detroit To Comment on Report There Suspect is Now BReing Held

Brink’s Robbery Suspect Is Named   FBI Agent Refuses in Detroit To Comment on Report There Suspect is Now Being Held

U.S., Canada OK Civilian Defense Pact   To Ignore Border In Building Up  Defense Svstem

REDS SENTENCE WILLIAM QATIS   Associated Press Corre s— pondent Is Convicted By  Communist Court Of Jes- pnionare.

FIVE IOWANS DEIN KOREA   15 Men Wounded, One Missing in Action at Front

Acheson Asks for $25 Billion in Aid   Tells Congress Amount Will Provide Capital Equipment For Allies of the US

Acheson Says 25 Billions Will Be Needed Over 3 Years to Equip Allies in Europe, Asia

Acheson Sees Need for $25 Billior To Build Defenses of US. Allies

Acheson Seeks $25 Billions For Our Allies   Says Sum Is Needed Over 3-Year Period to Assure Defense Aqainst Reds

Acheson Warns Talks May Fail  Secretary Opens Case for $81 Billion Foreign Aid Program

OVER THREE YEARS   Acheson Testifies It Will Take Huge Sums for , Defenses

Danger From Reds Holds   Acheton Warns Aggression Danger Continues Despite Armistice Totks

ACHESON SAYS FOREIGN HELP TO BE COSTLY   $25 Billion Fund Needed For Three  Year Allocations

$25 Billion for Arms Aid in Three  Years: Acheson  Needed to Equip U.S. Allies In  Furone and Asia

Acheson Sees Peace Threats Great As Ever   Urges Passage Foreign Aid Bill; Warns Reds May ‘Shift Tactics?’

Allies Need 25 Billions  Kor Capital   Acheson Urges Congress To Provide West Means to Arm

Acheson Says Allies Will Need 25 Billions for Defense Capital   Secretary Urges Congress to Approve $82 Billion Military, Economic Bill

Acheson Asks For 25 Billion   Seeks Congressional Approval of Foreign ‘ Aid Money to Be Spread Over 2 Years

Carroll Refuses To Testify af Crime Hearing   Kefauver Says He Will Urge Contempt Action

Refuses To Testify on Television   Betting Commissioner James J. Carroll Is Given Reprimand

Truman Opens Own Offense In RFC Probe   President Collects Letter Written By Congressmen To Aaency

Controversy Between President, Subcommittee Investigating RFC Loans Breaks Wide Open

Truman Stirs Wrath of Senate Group  Collects Letters Written by Legislators to RFC

Truman's Probe Into RFC Finds No Illegal Acts   President Offers To Show Letters To Subcommittee

Congress Members Involved   Copies of Letters They Wrote to RFC Sent to White House

Sonate Hunt For Influence Wielders In REC Probe Turns To Congress

Truman Mad Over Charges On RFC Loans   Orders Copies Of Correspondence Brought To Him

TRUMAN BACKS WATER AFTER SENATE FIGHT   Correspondence With RFC Indicates No  “Influence”’

President Stirs Wrath Of RFC Probe Group  Rist Wo Diaataac   But He Decides Not To Release Congressmen’s Letters ta Acenecy

President Gets Loan Agency Files On Congressmen   Board Chairman Says Aide Got Letters

New Hunt for ‘Influence’ on RFC ‘On Congress’ Doorstep Is Started

Move fo Hit Back at Loan Critics Seen   Fulbright Charges Effort to Discredit Committee’s Work

Truman Into RFC  Rumpus   we for Files Of es rrespondence About Loans mike Lending Agency and Solons.

Letters Given To President by Aide's Wife   Senators Digging Into Reports of ‘Influence’ In Lending Policies

Truman Gets Letter Files   Move To Embarrass Senate Probe Seen   PICTURES AT LEFT

Senate To Start Search For New Evidence on RFC   ‘Political Favortism’ Charged; President Makes Overtures

Truman Finds No Baa Data InR.F.C. Mail   Collecting Letters Fans Solons’ Anger On Capital Hill

Truman Requests Correspondence in RFC Controversy   His Purpose in Wanting 700 to 900 Letters Concerning Loans Not Known

TRUMAN GETS ALL LETTERS FROM SOLONS   Fulbright Claims Reports ‘Planted’ By Board Members

Truman Step May Widen R.E.C. Quiz   Tobey Thinks Group Should Study Letters President Sent For

Truman Obtains All RFC Letters. From Congress  Fulbright and Douglas Charges RFC Trying To Intimidate Them

White House Linked With RFC Probe   President Gets Copies of Letters Cont te Lawmakers

Truman Snoops Into RFC Files: All ls OK There   But He Stirs Wrath of Committee Investigating the Agency

Seek Influence Wielders On RFC Loans   Probe Starts Pointing Toward Congressional Doors

President Gets Into RFC Fuss   Stirs Wrath Of Congress When He Collects Letters

Truman Is Giver: Copies of Loan Correspondence  ‘Steams’ Over Charge Aide Wac Influence’

—INFLUENCE 700 to 900 Sent to President   AIM OF ACTION NOT REVEALED

Chief Hands Loan Pleas fo Accused Aid   ‘Influence’ Suspect Given Lawgivers' Missives to Agency

Truman Finds No Illegality in Letters to RFC   Senate Probers Aroused by His Collection of File

President Orders Copies Of RFC Correspondence   Obtains Over 700 Letters Concerning Activities Of Congressmen With REC

Truman Collects Legislators’ Letters To RFC But Finds No  Evidence Of Illegal Influence  President Says He Will Send Material To Probing Senators At Their Request

Truman Calls for Letters From Congressmen to RF(   Angry at Charge Influence Used

ATTACK PRESSED BY WHITE HOUSE IN RFG DISPUTE   Truman Gets Copies - OF Corporation’ s Correspondence With Members Of  Congress.

Truman Gets RFC Loan Record Data   Directors Yield To Pressure, Critics Claim

RF C Files Seized For White House   Correspondence Copies Sent To White House Aide On Instructions Of Chairman

Truman Obtains RFC Letter File   Agency's Correspondence About Loans With Congress Members to President

Sense Move to Tie. Senators  With Influence   Sen. Dexglas Admits Asking Aid for Waltham

President ‘Hef’ Up Over Charge Against Aides   Correspondence Tally Totals 700-900 Notes To Congressmen; Call  RBrinac In Renartc

Further Checkup Hinted  Truman’s Peace Overtures Ease Tension on RFC Case

‘Influence’ Hunt Turns to Congress  Subcommittee Roused to Wrath ramnan CVhenining REC Eilae

Trail of RFC Influence at Congress Door  Truman Ready to Declare Peace in Loan Controversy

700-900 Missives Are Involved in Red-Hot Issue Over ‘Influence’   Fulbright Hits at ‘Planted’ Rumor   President Discusses Letters With Head Of Lending. Agency

Files of Agency Given President   Angry Senators Learn Letters Backina Loans Are Delivered

Truman Reports No Pressure Used on RFC  President Says Letter  ee on ; oe   ee © ae   President Says Letters Reveal No Illegality Amona Staff. Canarec:

No Evidence In Collection, Says Truman   Will Turn Over File On Request

MAY BE NEW HUNT   Senate Committee Coul Start New Tack on R. F.  C. “Influence”

New RFC Hun On Congress’ Own Doorstep  Senate Subcommittee Aroused As Truman

White House Obtains from RFC Copies of Its Correspondence with Congressmen About Loans— Senate Committee Continues Hearing on Question Of Favoritism by Agency’s Directors

Temperatures   Asks to See 900 Letters Between Agency, Solons In Seething Capital Feud

Congr. -acn’s Lett..3 Viewed Tra Stirs Wrath of Probing Senatuis by Checking REC letters

Truman Gets RFC Letter  File on Loans   e  ‘President Steams Overt  Charges His Aide Sold Influence

Files Are Ordered fo White House   Angry Senators Charge ‘Smear’ Counter-Attack

Struggle For Survival   New RFC Hunt ls Shaping up   Influence Wielders Target of Committee

Truman Moves In  Hot R. F.C. Issue   H. S. T. Sends for Many Agency Letters on Loans With Congressmen ~   MATTER OF INFLUENCE   Group Investigates Allegec * Favoritism in Handing  Out Big Loans

Loan Influence Wielders Sought  Hunt Directed to  Congress Doorstep

Solons’ Use Of REC Is Next Hun   Truman’s Getting of Letter Files Called Intimidation of Congress

HAS COPIES OF LETTERS WRITTEN BY CONGRESSMEN   RFC OFFICIAL SAYS PRESIDENT ASKED FOR CORRESPONDENCE

Fulbright To Lead New Hunt InRFC Probe   Congress Plans To Consider More Evidence

R. F.C. Probers Ired As HST Begins His  Own Investigation   Senators Lash Out At White House After Solons’ Letters To RFC Are Called For By President: Intimidation Charge Is Hurled

RFC Pressure Quiz Leads To Congress Door  , Truman Makes Peace Overture After Ire

Plot To Discredit Probers Charged by Senator Fulbright   Douglas Admits Unknowingly Influencing Loan For Friend But Refuses to be ‘Intimidated’

Letters From  Congress to  Agency Studied   Sen, Douglas Hints at Intimidation, Admits Urging Approval of  Three Loans by RFC

YOU HAVE A DATE Amarillo Fat Stock  Show  TTR IF.MARCH 2   Solons Indignant At Chief Saving File of Letters

Letters From Congressmen To Truman  ” Fulbright Accuses  Fadaral Anan

Files on Loans To Stay Secret, Storm Subsides   ‘Probe Group irked “As President Raisés ‘Intimidation’. Cry: :

Gets Loan Letters of Legislator's   Investigators See Bid  To Intimidate Them On Past Action.

Truman Moves In  Hot R. F. C. Issue   H. S. T. Sends for Many Agency Letters on Loans ‘With Congressmen °

New Hunt for RFC Influence Wielders Turning Toward Congress’ Doorstep   Senate Investigators Demand Copies of Letter: Supplied White House

Learn President Receives Files on ‘Government Loans   Purpose Has Not Been Revealed, But Senate Hears RFC  Blanks Panesun Awocc-t

RFC-Congressiona Correspondence Copies Are Sent To White House   Hearing Recessed Until Monday After President’s Move

New Hunt For ‘Influence’  May Be Begun   Truman's Action In Securing Letters Angers Congressman

Truman's Order Climaxes Stormy  Session at Probe  --Fylbright, Doualas Denounce Reports

Gets Letters from Congressmen On Loans from Agency   ‘Counteroffensive’ To Senate Probe May be Planned

Senate Group May Open New Hunt For Persons  With Influence On RFC

SENATE RFC INQUIRY POINTS TO CONGRESS   Truman Finds No Harm it Letters, But Tobey Calls for Them.

Orders Agency To Turn Over Correspondence   Disturbed Over Charges One Of His Aides Influenced RFC Loans, President Orders 700 To 900 Letters From Lending Agency Turned Over To White House

Truman Stirs Wrath Of Probers   Collects File of Letter: From Congressmen to RFC,

Truman Obtains Letters on Loans  From RFC Files   88 O88 ES OS OEE Sh wa Oe  Senate Investigators May Seek Influence  At Canorececs Daar

RFC ‘Influence’ Probe May Turn fo Congress’ Doorstep   Wrath Aroused By Truman Call For Letter Files

Truman Gets RFC Letters  To Congress   President Steaming Over Charges of Politics In Loans

ANGRY SENATORS SAY THEY WONT BE INTIMINATEN)   President Collects File of Letters Written to RFC by Lawmakers   CAPS HECTIC DAY   Prohers Interpret Action as Counter-Attack Against Inguiry

Truman Scans Congressmen s Correspondence   Letters to Agency In Connection with Loans Under Study

Truman Calls Fo Letters fo RFC By Congressmen   President Makes New Move In Hot Controversy

Checks on ‘Influence’   Correspondence Record ls Turned Over to Him

influence Charges Put Under Study  TP ces Bie DS ome   Banking Group Has Sharp Exchange With Precident

RFC LETTERS IN TRUMAN'S CARE   Messages Written By Lawmakers To Agency Stir Angry Protests

HST Collects Solons’ Letters To RFC Truman Arouses Ire  Of Senate Probers

Peace Overture From Truman ‘To Save Face   ¢. Political Favoritism’ * In RFC Loans Traced to Chief's Aide

Truman Hits Back In Probe of RFC   Steaming Over Charges, President Obtains Lending Agency's Copies of Correspondence With Conaressmen: Climaxes Anary Session

O00 LETTERS BY MEMBERS OF CONGRESS   Were Delivered to Dawson, Aide Accused by Committee,

Investigation of Loan Agency Waxes Red-Hot   Angry President Gets Copies of Congress’ Letters From Files

Central Prexy Declined Call to  New Brunswick   Dr. G. T. Vander Lugt Going to Florida on Leave of Absence

Worker Shot on Shelton Farm.  Ambush at Fairfield Not Fatal to Youna Farmer

Treasury's Tax Report Reveals Huae Increases   Nation Ends Year With $3.5 Bililon Surplus

Na All Supersonic Records Navy Rocket Plane Zooms 70,000 Feet at 1000 MPH

General Tells Rome Gathering To Speed Union  Statement Comes As British Reject 11 ¢C Alaval Dian

lke to Pact Heads: Cut Out Feuding   “Pool Sovereignty,” He Asks; Line Set Far East of Rhine.

Ike Calls For End  ToDisunion   NATO Commanders Told To Stop Haggling Over Command Appointments

Stop Haggling, lkes Warning to NATO Chiefs   Forget Glory, Get Job Done, He Urges; Britain Balks on 2:Plans

SHAPE CHIEF GETS TOUGH WITH LEADERS   Britain Reported Again Balking At  American Command

Eisenhower Warns To Cease "Haggling’  Speaks Sternly to Atlantic Pact Chiefs of Staff at Rome Today.

Eisenhower Warns Against Haggling Over Appointments  Quolified Sources Say Gritish Again Reject American-Led Naval Common?

Wa IVowu RACORP ER NCEE BYEP BE LBL  End Conan’ Disputes, He  Asks Europe >

Eisenhower Warns: Atlantic Pac’ Commanders to Stop Their Haggling and Pool Sovereignty  General Pleads for Building Of True Western Security

General Blasts NATO Dispute ’Over Big Jobs   Eisenhower Asks Commanders Of Pact Nations To Do ‘Impossible’

Ike Tells NATO Chiefs To Eliminate Haggling   British Reported Rejecting U. S. Proposals on Navy. Garand Rifle

Warning Given By Eisenhower  General Takes NATO Brass to Task For

Ike Urges NATO To Stop Hageling  Asks Heads to Forget Their National Glories Try the “Impossible”

A Stern Warming From. Eisenhower  Pact Commanders Must Quit Haggling

POOL SOVEREIGNTY, HE URGES Ike Warns Pact Commanders To Quit Haggling Over Posts

Ike Warns N.A.T.O. To End Haggling   Says National And Individual Glory Must Be Forgotten

Eisenhower Tells NATO To ‘Put Up’   General Warns West To Stop Haggling; Britain Holds Back

TELLS ‘NATO'S CHIEFS T0 QUIT ALL HAGGLING   Britain Still Balks On Naval Commands, Corand Rifle Use

IKE STERN T0 DEFENSE HEADS   Warns Atlantic Pact Men  To Stop Bickering.. _   For Security

Ike Warns Defense Line Must Be Far East of Rhine, Haggling on Atlantic Appointments Must End

HITS DISCORD OVER COMMAND APPOINTMENTS   General Reports ‘Some Progress, Some Lagging’ In Drive For Security.

Stop Hagaling He Tells Pact Commanders   Strong Defense Line Essent al To Peace, General Asserts

Warns Of War Eisenhower Asks Pact Leader:  To Foret Petty Differences

Cut Hageling. “Ike” Warns NAT O Chief:   British Reject   British Reject U.S. Admiral

 i'Gen. Eisenhower Warns ‘Commanders End Haggling Over NATO Appointments

a a a  lke’s Warning: Stop Haggling, Forge Defense  NATO Commanders Urged To Pool Thei   NATO Commanders Urged To Pool Thei: Sovereignty During Defensive Buildup

Gen. Eisenhower \Wams Atlantic Unity Is Vital   Quit Haggling. Forget Nationalism. Chief THe Cammanders

“EAST OF RHINE”  Ike Tells NATO Chiefs Defenses Must Be There to Be Effective

Killing Termed ‘Meaningless   Quarrel With Ex-Wife Leads to the Murder

Mass Slaughter Data Compiled  Nationalists Say Reds Admit Executions

Germany Seeks Old  Territory   Adenauer’s Demand For Allied Help  Blow to France

Germany Gives  Price For Aid   Asks U.S. Support Return Of Territory

Diesel Wrecks Railroad Depot  One Killed, 5 Hurt In Unusual Accident

Speeding Train Leaves Tracks, Razes Station   Engineer Killed, Five Others Hurt In Indiana Crash

LABOR CARRIES WAGE DISPUTE TO PRESIDENT   U. S. Meat Prices To Be Retained * At Level

Family Food Bill Due for New Hike, Maybe This Month  Price Controllers To Let Retailers Pass On Price Increases

(kay Is Near For Troop Dispatch; Congress Action Sought For Future

Troops Bill Up For Vote By Senate   Republieans Press For Teeth In Act  Limiting Truman

Senate Seeks Future Cheek In Troop Use   Four Divisions Due For European'Force With Ballot. Slated

Senate May OK Sending Troops To W. Europe   Truman May Have To Asi Congress For Further GI Commitments

Republicans Want Legal Teeth In Bill   Face Showdown On Sending Measure Back to Comniiltee

Newsmen Barred From Kaesong   Allied Reporters To Remain Outside Peace Talk Area

U.N. Chiefs Adopt “Iron Curtain” Procedure In Keeping Peace Talk Information From Allied Citizens

—NEWS COMES THIRD-HAND— Cancel Plans To Send Reporters To Kaesong

Belgians CashInon Plane Ban   Call Larger Planes to Handle Flights  ty Crechaclovalkla

House Committee Recommends Passage  Of Foreign Aid Bill  Says Europe Not Yet Ready to Withstand Attack From Russia

Committee Says Kurope  ls Stronger   House Group Backs Passage Of Aid Bill

House Group Approves Cut In Foreign Aid  Recommend Spendinc $7,848,750,000;

West Allies Build Defense Strength   Committee Urges Approval of Funds For Atlantic Treaty Nations

West To Be Ready Soon,  House Committee Says   Foreign Affairs Group Recommends Approval Of $7.8 Billion Aid Bill For Fiscal Year 1952

21 Top Reds Indicted By Federal Jury   Party High Brass » Advocated Overthrow Of The Government

U.S. Grand Jury Indicts 21 Communists for Conspiracy Aqainst Gov't

Grand Jury Indicts Twenty-One lan-Flicht American Communists   Cheege Defendants With Conspiracy to leach and Aavocate Vyerinrow 0 Gavernment by Force and Violence: 17 Already Rounded Up.

24 COMMUNISTS ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY  High Brass of Party In U.S. Accused of  Advocating Govern~~ ment Overthrow.

U. S. Commie Chiefs Face New Charge:   21 of Party's Top Brass Indicted As Plotters

Federal Grand Jury Indicts 21 Commies   Marks Beginning of Drive To Lop Off Second Head of Party

Grand Jury Indicts 21 Communists   Members of Alternate National Committee ' of Party Accused .

Jury Indicts 21 U.S. Reds; 17 Arrested   A Other Leaders Of Party Sought   U. S. Moves To Break Uy New Command Of  Communists

FBI Roundup Takes in New Party Chieftains   Four More Red Conspirators Still at Large

FBI Arrests 17, Seeks Other Four in Move To Lop Off ‘Second’ Head of Red Machine

Raise In Auto” Cost Forecast  New Tax To Add $50 Says Auto Industry

Vargas Becomes Brazil President   Former “Strongman” Given  Ovation By Throng

Duff and Martin Seek Flood Bills   State Senators Contend  Funds Were Allocated

DuBois and Sandy Men Among Officers Elected At Lively Assembly Held In Houtzdale.

TRUMAN HITS CONTROLS BAN   President Is Writing  Dernand For Power .

‘REPAIR THE DAMAGE?   EEE EE EN NR PP oe BAER SRP Be tt  Truman Decides to Reopen Fight for Su ‘onger Curbs

Truman Firm On Stand for StrongControls   Plans to Send House, Senate Request to Revise Present Law

Nofe May End Big 4 Deadlock  Western Allies Agree on Message to Soviet

Duff Tells Of Defense Funds Need   Cites Need For Civilian Defense In the State For Years to Come

Fireman Save: Bus Boy From Death Plunge   Pulls Man to , Satety From LOth Flaop Wades 1 cite

Says Climate More Favorable Than Texas  Chavez Urges Reactivation Of New Mexico's Airfields

Korea-Bound Vessel Carries  U.N. Troops   Transport Stranded Off Sasebo Naval Base in Japan

‘Ship Carr ving Hundreds Of U.N. Troops [Runs Around Off Japan In Typhoon.

Damage Is Heavy; 20 Reported Dead   Seven Other Vessels Fight Heavy Seas

i304 WILL DE LOUGHES! ILA  Auto And Other Models Face Freeze Next Yea

eee et I IA eer ea  Auto And Other Models  Face Freeze Next Year

Ice Storm, Bitter Cold . Over Nation   Mounting Toll of Death and Damage in Much of U.S.

Nation Shivers; State on Skids  A a a ee) eS   Valley Citrus Crop Menaced by Freeze

Cabbie Gives Free Rides to Church  Just Can’t Help Aiding Others Every Day

 *B ‘Believe in God and Pray for Peace’ Cabbie Offers Free Ride to Church

N. Y. Building Strike Spreads  Thousands Stranded In Skvscraner Offjen-

Speculation Stirred By Enemy Note   Ridgway Holds Up Release Of Latest  Red Communicatiot

Cease-Fire Paper Battle Continues Between Chiefs  Air OF Mystery Swirls Around Last Red Note To Allies

Mystery Surrounds New Red Note On Cease-Fire   U. N. COMMAND FAILS TO MAKE NOTE PUBLIC AND WITHHOLDS COMMENT

UN Command Is Studying New Message   Envelope Handed To Allied Officers Following Apology Sent by Ridgway

Withhold Text of Reds Latest Note   UN Forces Decline to Comment on Contents

Mystery Swirls Around Kaesong Peace Exchange   No Official Response Yet to U.N, Apology For Plane Strafing

U.N. Refuses To Bare New Red Message   - Air Of Mystery Hangs Over Camp; Rejéction Of Apology Expécted

Ridgway Silent on Latest Nofe   Toyko Orders No Information Given on Contents

RIDGWAY GETS MYSTERY NOTE FROM THE REDS   ALLIES DELIVER NOTE OF APOLOGY FOR STRAFING RUN

Cease-Fire Note Still a Mystery  Contents of Answer is Officer’s Secret

ON THE INSIDE   Communist Radio Hints Reds’ Price  To Resume Talks

Contents Of Note Are Kept Secret   Allied Troops Capture Another Vital Peak  In Drive To Force Reds From Hich Ground

New Red Reply Remains Secret Pending Studies  Mystery Follows U.N. Apology for Kaesong Strafing

Mystery Note Sent Ridgway  Contents Of Latest Communist. Communication Not Revealed

U.N. KEEPS QUIET ON  MESSAGE’S CONTENTS   Peiping Declares Ridgway Forced To Admit Raid

U.N. REFUSES TO DISCUSS RED NOTE   Air Of Mystery Surrounds Latest Exchange

Red Note Not Made Public  UN May Be Awaiting Reaction To Apoloay

MORE GUNS, LESS BUTTER Production Of Many Civilian Items ‘To Be Cut Sharply

More Guns, Less Butter’ as U. S. Speeds Rearming   Sharp Cut In Metal Items for Civilians Seen

Wilson Warns Of Shortages In Many Items   Production Chief Says Americans Must Tighten Up

Autos, Refrigerators, Other Civilian  Goods Face Drastic Cut In 1952

Mar-for-Man — Exchange Weuld Shortchange Their Side, Reds Claim   MORE FOR MILITARY

BIG INCREASE IN MILITARY DEMANDS —   “More Guns And Much Less  Butter’? Savs Wilson   To Get Only. About 50 Per Cent Of Usual Amounts Of Critical Metals

Automobiles, Refrigerators  Sharp Cut Promised In Civilian Goods Output

Wilson Sees. Sharp Cut In Auto Output   Refrigerators Also On List In Cutback To Aid Arms Boost

Civilian Goods Cut Is Planned  Armament Output Will Be Increased

Red Cross Inspection of Prison Camps “Out of the Question”   MORE FOR MILITARY

Greater Arms Output Likely   More Guns Expected; Less Butter Seen

Retrigerators, Autos to be Cut   Other Civilian Hems Will suffer Because of Rising Military Output

MORE GUNS.,.LESS BUTTER  Civilian Items Will Be Curtailed Drastically

MacArthur Orders Troops Press Attack   U.N. Leader Won't ‘Arbitrarily’ Send Forces Across Parallel

Won't ‘Arbitrarily’ Order Recrossing  of 38th Parallel   Statement from Front Lines Seen as U.S. Effort to Restore Harmony

MacArthur Says Onh Bold Bluff, Heroic Yanks Saved Korea  Says Reds Could Have Won Quick Victory At Start of War

Heartbreak Ridge Entered on mmortal Rolls Of Battlefield Where American Couraqae Won

Ridge Named ‘Heartbreak’ By Tired GI   Reporter Used Phrase Eariy in Mountain Fight

Hearlbreak Ridge Named By Writer Who Hears Soldier's Mumb'ings During Battle

Weather Slows Allied Drive Against Enemy   Mud a Hindrance To U.N. Drive; Two More MIGs Downed

 AMEN ESR OV eae  Mud And Stubborn Reds Bor Down UN  Drive Toward Enemy Assembly Areas

U.N. Forces Are Held Close To 38th Parallel   Communist Troops Fight To Protect Assembly Centers

Allies Held Near Parallel 38: Mud Bogs Equipment   Reds Fight to Keep U. N. Forces Away from Chorwon, Kumhwa

Mud Helps Reds Stop UN Forces   Chinese Fight Furiously Before Chorwon, Kumhwa

Mud Bogs Down UN Forces Near 38th Parallel   Reds In Furious Fight to Defend Chorwen, Kumhwa

U.S.and Red Jets Battle To Draw   Dogfight Is Highlight of  Davie Activities

Towa Great Lakes Association Elects M.-H: Waimer, E. Tangeny to Key Posts

Communist Losses Heavy  U.N. Forces Capture Vital Hill; + J TT. “a Rambhoare @mach We. ander eaned

Seize Central Front Bastian; Planes Burn Heart Out Of Capital   Huge Air Fleet Pours Heaviest Load Of Bombs Upon Pyongyang Ammunition Dumps

53 Bombers In Air Raid On Pyongyang   Drop Demolition ~Bombs Through Clouds By Radar

UN Takes Important Red Hill   Capture Made In Face of Heavy Red Fire-power

Gen. MacArthur Still In Control Despite Rumors  Triman And Bradley   Truman And Bradley Clarify Issue About Operations In Korea

MacArthur Still Has Full Charge Of Korean Front   Rumors Dispelled By Truman And Bradley

‘MacArthur Holds Full Command in Korean War, Truman, Bradley Say

MacArthur's , Stand Given™   Truman And Bradley Say General Supreme

Reece May Get Committee Post  FDR, Jr., fs Another  St! Bc hee rend

Kansas Bracing For Worst Food In Half Century   Torrential Rains of Up to 8 Inches Inundate Vorritoryv

Flood Rips Kansas; 2 Known Dead   Raging Water Forces Thousands To Flee Homes, Businesses

Kansas Has Worst Flood In History  Tha wonky de TRloea   Thousands Flee From Homes In Eastern Area

Trains Stalled, Roads Blocked By High Water  Six Cities Hard Hit, Situation to

Worst Flood in Kansas History Brings Ruin — To Battered: Thousand:

2 DEAD, 10,000 HOMELESS  Worst Flood in History - Buffets East Kansas:

Rising Waters Push Damage Into Million:   Full Force of Overflow Still to Come; Two Dhaatha Ranaried

HERSHEY DEFENDS DEFERMENT PLAN   Expects Draft Boards to Gc Along with Student Program

Hershey Upholds New Draft Plan   Says He Is Confident Boards Will Go Along With Idea.

Texas Youths Plav tor Weeks  With Uranium   Mystery Remains On How Material (,ot in Dalhart

G.0.P. 18 DIVIDED IN JESSUP FIGHT   Senate Republicans Split Over Bucking Truman’s Nomination Of Jessup As U.N. Delegate.

Split Develops In Senate GOP   Some Do Not Wish Tc Fight Nomination Of Phillip Jessup

Council Wants Firemen to Hear Fire Siren, So -  They’ve Ordered New Switch to Send Noise Up, Down, Up, Down

Council Wants Firemen to Hear Fire Siren, So - _ They’ve Ordered Nev - Switch to Send Noise

400 TO ATTEND HORT MEETING   Mid-Winter Session Of _ Growers To Be Held Thursday

VaeArthurWhite House Feud Boils   May Ask General T  Clear Statements With  Washington

Dispute Over Winning War at Fever Heal   The Administration Again Clashes With MacArthur on Korea

On How to Win Korean War— Dispute Between Mac, Administration Renewed

U.S. Mav Tell MacArthur To  ‘Clear’ Views   General's Statement On Korea Rekindles Fire In Washington

Lines Solidified, Allies Near 38th   MacArthur-Administration Row on Korea Erupts Again

Statement By Gen. MacArthun Revives Feud   Administration May Ask Leader To Clear Remarks

'M Arthur: May Be Told To Clear War Releases           _ Dispute Between General And President: Over Conduct Of War Hits Fever Heat Once ‘Again

Dispute Over How To Win Korean War At Fever Heat Again   MacArthur May Soon Be Asked to Clear Ideas with Washington

Dispute Over How To Win dn Korea  Hits Fever Heat” MacArthur Steps  On Acheson's Toes: May Get Reptimand.

Dispute on War Policy Is Renewed  Statement by   Statement by MacArthur Was Given Unawares

Far East Dispute Between Gen. MacArthur And Administration at Fever Heat Acain

Dispute Over  Korea Policy  Is on Again “Mac’s’ Friday  Speech Causes Fevers to Rise

MacArthur, Truman Rift Is Widened   General’s Warning To Chinese Brings Washington Reply

M’ARTHUR AND WHITE HOUSE AGAIN AT ODDS   GENERAL’S THREAT OF WAR ON CHINA SHOCKS DIPLOMATS

Administration Displeased With Mac’s Directive   State Department Caught Unawares By Statement Ordering Crossing Of Parallel If Necessary

Dispute on How To Win the War At Fever Heat  M’Arthur, Truman At Odde on Issue

Dispute Between Gen. MacArthu And Administration on How To Win War Reaches Fever Heat  Washington May Ask Commander To Clear Statements There

: Dispute Waxes Hotter ‘State Department May € Order  General To Clear Statements

Heat on Again in Battle Over Foreign Policy   M’‘Arthur May Draw Rebuke by Truman Over ‘Statements’

MacArthur Rift With State Dent. srowing Wider  inst st He Clear All  titore Statamonte

Pentagon To Make Policy Clearer Soon   MacArthur Has Military Power Only—Washington

MacArthur, Administration at Odds Again on How War Should Be Fought to Win; General May Have fo Clear Through Wash.

WASHINGTON MAY ACT T0 MUZZLE MAC   His Bid for Korean Peace Talks Surprised State Department.

MacArthur, Truman Feud Hits Fever Heat Again  ‘Something Must Be Done’ To Stop _  f Pe  a a: . a an

MacArthur's Fight Rages With Chiefs On Policies  tle.424......,e kt. gy   Statements Issued By General Cause Furor In: Capitol

Bigwigs Say Something Is Needed   Presidential Order Was Drawn to General’s Attention, Informants Sav   Caught Unaware   State Department Had No Inkling of Stand. Is Report .

Argument Rages Over  Korean War   Truman Administration And MacArthur Differ ‘On Foreign Policies  TAKEN BY SURPRISE  Announcement of Peace Overture Is Surprise  To Washington Official

May Clamp A Gag on Mac Arthur   Talkative General Again Crosses Up Foreign Policy in Threat to Ching

MacArthur-Truman At Odds Over General's Statements   All Officials Told To Clear Remarks

MaeArthur, Washington In New Row   General’s Peace Bid Irks Officials; Clearance Is Issue

SOVIET HEMISPHERE THREATS CITED BY TRUMAN AT START OF INTER-AMERICAN-MEETING.      MacArthur-Truman Administration  Feud Over Korean War At Fever Pitch

Truman May Order “Mae” To Clear lt   Showdown in Row Over Far East Policy Coming Up

MArthur-Truman Regime Dispute At Fever Heat   SHARP EXCHANGES BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND TOKYO OVER GENERAL'S STATEMENT ON CHINA

Dispute At New Fever Heat Again   Washington Is Much Upset Over Recent Virtual Ultimatum By MacArthur

DISPUTE RAGES OVER KOREAN STRATEGY   MacArthur At Odds With Truman Administration

TEMPERATURE   Plan Use On Farm,  Road Jobs   Transportation Only Item Now Delaying County

WILL LABOR ON COUNTY AND TOWNSHIP JOBS   Move To Diceerde Va  -granty, Mino Crimes”

COSTELLO GOES BACK ON STAND   Appearance Of Erickson Hinges On Appeals Court Decision

WEATHER HITS SIGN UP FOR SOIL PAYMENTS  yt ra .Y   Conservation Subsidy Draws More Interest  Than Ever Before

WEATHER HITS SIGN UP FOR  SOIL PAYMENTS   Conservation Subsidy Draws More Interest  Than Ever Before

VOGELER IS FREE; REDS CLAIM DEAL   American Business Man Sentenced to 15 Years in Hungarian Prison es Spy Rejoins Family. —   BUDAPEST TELLS ALLEGED PRICE   Hungary Claims U. S. Reopen Consulates, Lift Travel Ban, Change Breedcasts as Ransom.

Eisenhower Pays Iceland a Visit On Return Flight   Tt Will Be Important’ In the Scheme of Defense

Utah State Prison Riot Halted After Five-Hour Reign Of Terror Sunday

Expert On Far Eastern Affairs Gives Senators  Advice On ‘‘WarPlan’”’

—ADMIRAL TESTIFIES —  China Revolt Against Reds ‘Still Possible’

Vice Adm. Badger Sees Chance Chinese People Will Revelt  Says He Has Reports That Chinese Are Sick  Of Commie Government

Admiral Sees Possibility of Chinese Revolt   By RAYMOND LAHR AND JOHN L. STEELE

New Income Tax Measure Being Sought   Full Alternative Program For State Likely To Be Recommended Despite Demo Hints   CAUCUS SESSION TO LAST DURING DAY

Election Books Will Be Opened   Local Citizens May Register To Vote From April 21-28

Recommend Governor Summon Legislature   Hoosier Board Informs Schricker That Welfare Aid Must Be Trimmed Or 20 Million Dollars Aparanriatad ta Offeet Loce of Federal Funds.

U.N. Records Support Jessup Against Stassen  Show He Was In   Show He Was In New York, Not At White House Talks

New Issue ‘Develops In ‘Jessup Case   U.N. Reeords Show Diplomat Missed White House Talks

New Records Stir Up Jessup Controversy  Put Ambassador Far  From Talks Stassen oe TE. Attanded

Jessup Fight Stirred aie In Congress   UN Records Show Stassen Was Wrong In Sworn Testimony

Jessup At U.N. Day Of Meeting At White House   Records Show Stassen Wrong And Fresh  Controversy Stirred.

Records Show Jessup Didn't Attend 1949 Meeting as Claimed by Stassen

Stassen Wrong On Jessup, Records Show   Not in Washington During Conference  On Aid to Chiang

U. N. Record Proves Error By Stassen   Show Jessup In New York at Hour of Washington Parley

Austin Claims Jessup Not At 1949 Meeting   Declares He Was In New, York And Not At White House Parley

UN Records Cause New Contorversy Tn Jessup Situation   Ambasscdor Was Noi  at White House on   1919 Date, Is   Austin Report

Johnston May Ask Congress For Help   New Controls Will Go Into Effect Next Month

“HOT” BILLS FAR DOWN HOUSE LST   Calendar Has High Schoo and Slots Measures Over 100 Behind   CHANCE OF MOVING UP

Calendar Has High Schoo and Slots Measures Over 100 Behind   CHANCE OF MOVING UP

Dog-Kat-Dog  Lav Enfore ©  So? so5..    Two Gangsters Killed In Hlollywood

2 British_  Officials Suspended   Rumor Says They Fled To Russia, Disappeared May 25

Russia May Be Goal of  Absent Pair   Head of Foreign Office American Department And Other Sought.

One Was Head.of American Section of the Foreign Office   The Other Was Assigned to Far Eastern Dept.- Wide Search on for Them

British Hun Two Missing Diplomats  Mav Have Fled   May Have Fled To Russia With  State Secrets

Two Missing British Foreian Office Officials May Have Fled To Russia

Two British Diplomats in Flight to Russ  Pair Missing After Tri   Pair Missing After Trip to Paris; Both Susnended “

Ousted Army Commandant Will Declare  Own Opinion   General To Defend Stand Which Ended  In Losing Position

MacArthur Calls For Greater Efforts To Defeat The Communists   Ousted General Says He Has No Political Ambitions In ‘Frisco Talk

“God Bless America” Only Politics  MacArthur Disclaims ~ Political Ambitions

Political Aspirations Are Disclaimed By MacArthur In San Francisco Talk

[aN dode WIL EAS Te  Washington Gives General ‘Top Welcome in History

MacArthur To      General Denies He Has Any Political Ambitions; Says His Aim Is Fighting Reds: ©

WHERE KOREA WAR MAY END   GRAND JURY, REPORT—V Jury, Board Split Over. TB Hospital

Confessed Slayer Says His Sweetheart's  act Words Wera 'I Love You, Love You’

Found Blood on Hands Ex-Marine, Held in Stabbing Of Girl, Doesn’t Remember

Indiana Loses Welfare Action   Case Probably Will Be Appealed By State

Board to Rule On Pay Hike Of Rail Worker:   Panel to Decide If Stabilization Permits Increase

Panel Study of Pay  Hike for Trainmen   To Determine Whether Increase Legal Under Stabilization Policies   BULLETIN

Special Board to Determine Fate Of Pay Hike For Railway Workers   Three-Man Panel Will Decide Whether the Full Six-Cent Cost-of-Living Increase Can Be Paid Non-Operating Unions Under Stabilization Rules

Special Panel Will Decide on Rail Wages   Six-cent Increase !s Subject of Controversy; Affects Million Woarkere

Panel Namec To Rule On Rail Wages   3-Man Board Must Determine Pay; Arm Sets 21/4-Cent Raise

Army Will Give 1,000,000 Railmen 2.9 Cent Pay Hike  Workers Not Linked  To Running Trains

GOV'T PANEL TOSTUDY RAIL PAY INCREASE   Wage Policy Permits Only 2'2 of 6-Cent Boost Due Workers.

—RAIL UNIONS— Say Roads Profiting Hrom Delay   Save $4,000,000  A Week In Wages

All Available Fire Equipment From Surrounding Communities Rushed To Plant At Kobuta Thie Morninre   ENTIRE PLANT UNIT WRECKED BY BLAZE

Lahor Government, Which Has Nationalized Industry In Britain, Is Trying to Prevent Same Thing in frar

TRAN’S SITUATION MORE CRITICAL Communists, As Usual, Ready for Grab

‘Communists Seen Poised to Take Over Hf Iran’s Troubles Continue; Money Needed

BOYLE DENIES PUSHING LOAN   Says Fees He Received Not Connected With R. F.C. Loan

CONTROLS—  ) Continued on Page Four   Roy Louden, Prominent Business Man of Fairfield Dies Suddenly

Senate To Prob Vice In Camps   Prostitution Main Tareet OF Inquiry

Churchill May Seek Closer Ties With U. S.  Greater A-Bomb Liaison Hinted

Austin Demands Assembly Condemn Red China As Aggressor   ECONOMIC SANCTIONS SUGGESTED BY U. S.

AUSTIN ASKS UD TQ FAGE FACTS, CONDEMN CHINA   UN Delegate Says China Has’ Put Her Neck in Soviet Collar

Austin Demands UN Face Facts  Says Red China Necks In Russian Collar

Delegate Insists U. N.  Face Facts Austin Asks   Austin Asks Positive Action Against Peiping

Austin Asks UN To Face Plain Facts   “Delegate Urges Condemnation Of Red China Now

Red Chinese Have Put Necks in Russ Collar,  American Declares  In Committee Speech

CHARGES PEIPING REGIME AGTED AT RUSOIA’S BEHEST   He Urges Assembly to Reaffirm Its Intention to Continue Efforts to Meet Aggression.   SIX POINTS LAID BEFORE ORGANIZATION   U. S. Delegate Says Mao Is Using Armed Forces in Attempt to Compel U. N, to Accept Demands.

Asks U.N. To Condemn Red China   Austin Urges Positive Action to Meet Peiping Challenge.

Austin Asks UN To Brand China As Aggressor   Says United Nations Must Face Facts On Soviet Threat

Allied Troops Drive to Within 83 Miles  of Korean Boundary   Patrois Believed Miles Ahead After Mac Lifts Strict Censorship Order

Held Now For Circuit Court  Negro Charged   Negro Charged With Rape Waives Preliminary Hearing

French Transif Strike Continues   Bus, Subway Tieup Goes Into 12th Day

SHARP SKIRMISHES MARK — KOREAN FIGHTING; BAD WEATHER SLOWS AIRMEN

Skirmishes On Central Korea Front   Three-Hour Fight at Northern Apex of Ole “Iron Triangle.”

Acheson Back On Stand To Defend Korea War Plan As Threat To Russian Resime

GOP To Launch Flank Attack On Cabinet Officer   Switch Strategy To Probe Into Acheson’s Ideas on How Much Aid To Give Nationalist Forces

J..EDWARD BROMBERG, ACTOR, FOUND DEAD   American Character Actor Heart Victim; Had Been Playing  In Tondan

Governor's New Program 1.1% Under Last Year's   He Asserts No Hike In General Purpose Taxes to Be Needed

No Increase in State's General Tax   Government's Budget . . for. _ for Next Two. Years. “Narrowly Balanced’’

Legislators are Warned of Very Narrow Balance   Schools Would Get $25,700,000  Increase in Aid

$545,000 Lost in Three Fires  Lightning Causes Springfield Blaze

Telephone Co. Requested To Boost Wage:   Phone Workers Receiving Less Than Those r Other Industries, : LeFevre'c Cantentian

Phone Co. Asked for Wage Boost   Union Says Increases Much Needed; Living Costs Cited

Sec. Acheson  Defends U.S. Korean Fight  CGanwuwe le Ract   Stand Is Best Victory Chance, He Tells C. of C.

Best Victory Chance Be ‘Holding Line   Acheson’s Views Are Expressed To U.S.C of

Acheson in Hopeful Talk   Says Stand in Korea Gives Best Victory Chonce in Holding to lts Policy

Korean Policy Is Success, Acheson Says  U.S. Chamber  Board Recommends Bid to Russians

Acheson Claims Success for U.S. Stand in Korea   Best Victory Chance in Holding That Line, Chamber is Advised

Acheson Claim: Success for Korean Stand  Tells US Chamber of  Commerce Fxpansion 0   Tells US Chamber of Commerce Expansion of War up to Kremlin

KOREA POLICY   Acheson Claims Success For Stand Taken By  Admimictration

CHINESE NATIONALISTS TAKING COURT ACTION   Want Air Force Officers Here To Account For Millions Entrusted To Them

Ground War Declines To Slow Pace   Confusion Lifts With Statements From Washington

Confusion Over Korea Explained   Fighting To Go On But Not As Intense; More Air Fighting

Confusion Lifts From  Korea Scene  Truman Says Truce   Truman Says Truce Talks May Be Trap; Reds Rush Troops

Fog of Confusion Over Status Of War and Peace Prospects For Korea Is Lifted Somewhat

Korean Peace Status Clearing   Fighting to Go on but without Same Intensity as Before

Korea Fighting Can Be Expected To Go On But Not With Same Impetus

Beef Goes Under Price Curbs Today   Little Effect of Move to Show At This Time = *

All Beef Now Under Fixed Price Ceilings  No Change in Prices Expected Immediately, Some By Next Oct. 1

Beef Put Under  Dollar-and-Cents  Price Ceilings By October  Meat  Is Expected to Be 10c Pound Cheaper

Retailers Giver Until June 4 To Post Prices   Little Change Seen In Cost As Result

All of Nation's Beef Goes Under Ceilings Today  Cattlemen Seek      Cattlemen Seek To Sabotage Plan In Early Stages

Retail Beet Ceilings Go Into Effect   Prices To Change Little On Average For Purchasers

Beef Sold in Retail Stores Goes Under Fixed DollarsAnd-Cents Price Geilinas

Retail Beet Prices Under Now Cailinas   Government Action to Coniro: Prices Will Have But Little Visibie Affects for Present.

Ceilings Goon Beet Today No Price Cuts   Consumer Wilt Get No Benefits Until Later

Vandalian Lauds British Hospitality, But Says American Competitive System Best

VETERANS LAND PLAN HIKE PASSES HOUSE   Senate Refuses To Pigeonhole Plan To Redistrict; Crime Bills Introduced

Envoy Austin Refutes Mac  On Korea Issue   Denies ‘Policy Vacuum, Says U. N. Aims Are Clear and Consistent

Sides With Truman      Austin Disputes General That Vacuum Holds in Far East

Warren Austin Comes Qut For Truman Policy   Top U.N. Delegate Takes Sides In Great Debate.

Austin Defends U.N. Objectives Against General   Former Senator Disagrees with Majority of GOP

AUSTIN BACKS. TRUMAN STAND   Disputes Gen. M’Arthur’s Policies On Korean. Situation ——

‘Mistake’ May Help In Iran Dispute   Wrong Note Handed Premier Mossadegh

McClellan Urges Purge Of Corrup Officials   Arkansas Senator Says Confidence Must Be Restored

Bungling Charge “Against, Attlee’s Cabinet Defea          By “Churchill is Voted Down 308 to 287:

Bunsling Charge Against Attlee’s Cabinet Defeated   Censure Motion Introducec By Churchill Is Voted Down 308 to 287

CONFIDENCE IN ATTLEE VOTED   Churchill’s Conservative Party Loses By Surprising 21 Votes

Laborites Upheld On Defense Policy  Get 21 ‘Vote Maigin ~InParliament “Test:

ATTEMPT TO QUST ATTLEE DEFEATED   COMMONS VOTES CONFI DENCE, IN REGIME’S RE. ARMAMENT EFFFORTS,

Firm’s Financial Position Is Issue  Telephone Rate. Hike Plea Studied by PUCO

Assembly Votes Building Program Asked by Kohler —  Allocates $12,000,00( For Next Two Years; Kill Rent Control Bll

Once Top Aide At White House Linked fo Reds   Budenz Testifies Lauchlin Currie Fostered Drive

Budenz Tells Of Red Aid in White House   Accuses Lauchlin Currie and Greenberg in Testimony.

Thousands Of Red Troops May Now Be Cut Off   ‘ron Triangle’ In North Korea Overrun By Allied Forces

Enlistment ‘Hoarding’ By Air Force Touches Off Probe by Senate Group

Clementis Flees To Yugoslavia  Czech Red Reported Asking for Asylum

Justice Jackson Can’t Figure If   Says Red Groups Try to Pressure Highest Court, May Be Just tenoranc?

Meat Cost Steady, Soap Price Down Pledged By DiSalle   Curbs Director Expects Some Wage Increases  To Un Ceilings

SOAP TO COST LESS DiSalle Expects to Keep Meat Prices From Soaring

DiSalle Hopes To Keep Meat Prices Down   Price Chief Also Plans To Lower Ceilings on Soap

OPS to Keep Meat Prices From Soaring, DiSalle Says   Congressional Committee Told Some Hikes Mav Be Forced by Increases in Wages

TO KEEP MEAT ~ PRICES LEVEL   DiSalle Says His Agency Plans To Cut Ceilings On Soap

DiSalle Says Meat Steadied  Soap May Come Dow Ae Came an. PD’...

DiSalle Thinks Price Of Meat Will Level Off   WSB Director Plans Tc Lower Price Ceilings On Soap .

Quick Passage For Extension Of Curbs Sought   Administration Forces In!  For Grief After Salvage Of Beef Price Rollback

Beef Rollback Round Lost   House Votes to Allow ‘Middleman’ a Profit On Controlled Meat

House Votes To Insure Profits To Meat Processors  Action Is Taken After. Rollback On Reef le Ratainad

House Upsets Administration   Votes to Forbid Price Con: trols on Meat Untess Mid. dlemen Get Protit

HOUSE VOTES ‘REASONABLE’ MEAT PROFIT   Forbids Curbs Which Would Not Allow Profit Margin to Packers and Processors.   » FINAL ACTION ON PRICE CONTROLS NEAR   Ten Per Cent Beef Rollback Stays But New Slashes in August, October Barred.

House Profit Vote Upsets Rollbacks   Reasonable Margin Guarantee Assailed as Anti-Consumer

House Forbids Price Control Without Profit   Amendment Woulc Guarantee Income Of All Processors

‘REASONABLE’ PROFIT REQUIRED , New Restrictions on Price Controls Voted by House

House Votes To Stop Some Meat Controls   Would Ban Ceilings On Meats Which De Not Allow Packers Reasonable Profit

Beef Price Survives Test; Fight Goes On  Ceilings on Meat Must Provide for ‘Reasonable’ Return

Rough Road Ahead For Controls Bill   Vote Today On Proposal To Curb W.S.B. Powers

HOUSE APPROVES REASONABLE GAIN FOR MEAT PACKERS   Upsets Administration; But Beef Rollback  Seen Consumer Victory

House Votes to Forbid Controls On Some Meats  ‘Reasonable’ Profit 1. ,. wm. ae...

Beef Rollback Victory Spurs Administration   House Leaders Push For Fast Passage Of Controls Extension

Administration Takes Whipping As House Puts Damper On Price Checks

Beef Rollback ' Due To Remaix By House Vote   GOP Support Helps Administration To Defeat Farm Bloc

House Retains Beef Rollback In Controls Bill   Decision On Curbing Pow. er Of Wage Board May Come Today

SEE CLOSE VOTE ON PROPOSAL TO CURB WAGE BOARD   HOPE TO CONCLUDE DEBATE TOMORROW ON CONTROLS BILL

Restrictions Put On Meat   A Jolt To Forces Battling To Save Beef Rollbacks

PRO-CONTROLS GROUP WINS PRICE BATTLE   House Vote On Rollbacks Held “Good News For Consumer.”

Seeking Quick Action On Controls Bill   Administration Forces Driving For Passage

House Grants Reasonable Profit Margin to Packers   Beef Rollback Keeps 10 Pct.

House Restricts Power fo Roll Back Beef Price   ‘Reasonable Profit’ Amendment Upsets  Tuesday ‘Action

Trumanites Defeated in House Test   Clause Voted Requiring Reasonable Profit Under Ceiling.

House Vote Forbids Price Controls on Meats Which Do Not Allow Some Profit

HOUSE DEFEATS CUTBACKS THAT DENY PROFITS   Truman Forces Are Upset Again In Controls Ficht

Profit Voted Into Controls On Beef Prices  House Action Upsets ; a a ee ee ee. ee ome  Nn

House Votes to Insure Profits Before Controls   Favor to Packers And Manufacturers Represents Setback To Administration

Administration Plan Is Upset by House Bill   Would Limit Controls Sharply: Action Is Subject to Change

House Votes To Ban‘Nonprofit Meat Rollback   Administration Ig Upset On Fight To Gave Beef Price Cut

Leaders In House Hope For Quick Passage Of The  Economic Controls Measure

Extension Of Controls Law ls Pushed   Powers On Labor Disputes Under Sharp Discussion

House OKs Meat Profit   ‘Guarantee’   Forbids Controls Upon Meat That Do Not Permit Reasonable Profit Margin

House Defeats Price Control on Meat Sales   ‘Reasonable Profit’ Is Desired; Action Upset Tuesday Gain

Drive for Quick Action In House On Control Bill  Rough Ground Is Still Ahead On Labor Disputes

Drive For Final Action on Controls Bill   Administration Salvages Beef Rollback in House

Price Control Victory Upset In House Vote   . “Anti-Consumer’ Amendment Passes - By 160-144 Vote

Quick Passage Of Controls Now Sought   Administration Forces Seeking Extension Of  Economic Plan

Win One Round In Salvaging Beef Rollback  Wage Disputes Powers Is Next

House Puts Curb On Meat Ceilings  ‘Reasonable’ Profit Would Be Required

Push Final Vote On Price Contro  Administration Wins mr... B..f( D.likaceble

House Votes ‘Reasonable’  Meat Profit   Administration Upset,Had Won Fight to Save  Rollbacks

Salvages 10 Per Cent Beef Price Rollback   Administration Forces in House Now Seeks Control Extension.

Twin Actions Pushed by Farm Staters   Products Where Profit Not Assured Would Have Ceilings Banned

Administration Pushes Passage Of Extension Lay   Seeks To Hurry Up Okay Of Economic  Controls Measure

House Voted Today fo Forbid Price Controls on Meat   Ceilings Must Allow Packers and Processors a “Reasonable” Profit.

Bans Curbs Nof Allowing Fair Return   Truman Defeat Indicated by Mornina Vote

Meat Controls Must Allow ‘Reasonable’ Profit, House Holds   Action Upsets Administration’s Victory Yesterday

Administration Seeking Extension For Controls   Bitter Fight Seen In Attempt To Curb Authority Of Wage Stabilization Board

Citywide Shutdown Ordered Polio Plague Threatens Texas Town Of 30,000

World Court Rule:  On Iranian Crisis   Iran Says British Must Obey Orders or Get Out

- orld Cour roa is ( i! Issue     ie  Fat     i B69 Fo §y 5 }  at be 2

World Courf Orders Joint Refinery Board   Would Supervise ~ Operations Of Analo-lranian Firm

WORLD COURT — OFFERS PLAN © ON IRANIAN Ol   Tells Britain, Iran’ to Set U; Board to Run e Industry.

Court Asks Jomt Board For Iran Oil   Would Let British Manage Operation   Tehran Government Re. fuses To Recognize Decision; London Backs It

Propose Board Supervise Tran  Oil Operations   World Court Asks That Iranians, Britons Be ox — Joint Unit

Joint Board Suggested in Oil Tiff   lran Says She Will Ignore Hague Recommendation

WORLD COURT ORDERS POOL FOR IRAN OIL   Justices Propose Joint Board With  Powers To Direct

Hague Body Asks Joint Oil Board   Group Would Supervise Anglo-Iranian Firm Un der Brittsh Control   NO IRAN RECOGNITION   Minister Says World Court / Decision Considered Null  and Void

Court Seeks Board to Run  Oil Business Doubt Iran Will Abide by Ruling Made at Hastie

fran to Ignore Edict of Hague   2SWerld Court Orders - Joint Oil Board in  a Eovet Thiarastm

Suggestions on Iran Issue Given  Court Tells Nations To Set Up Joint Board

CRIMINAL-CONTROLLED FIRM GETS A “DEAL’   Disclose That Gov’t Lending Agency Entered Into Such Contract  =. o-_ ee oo ce eee oe, «66lUOmOO ae oO Ore

Jenner Amendment Returns Welfare Funds To Indiana; GOP to Push Home Rule Plan

are Survivor  of Civil War   Lansing Wilcox, Last Badger Vet, Feted on 105th Birthday

Public Commission Puts Restriction on Service Of Seven Gas Utilities

No Natural Gas To New Buyers   New PSC Ruling Applies to Missouri P&L. Six Others

Defied Docter ———_—___—_ Judy Garland Collapses During Vaudeville Show

[Secrest Raps U.S. Trade Agreements Benefitting Red-Controlled Nations

Name of Air Ace _, Sought for Fiele   Heights Recreation Plo May Honor Gabreski

Oil City to Honor Col. F. Gabreski   May Name Fecreation Field on Hasson Hts. In Honor of Local Ace

In Black, U.S. Slips Back In Red   Budget Surplus Chalked Up For Fiseal Year 1951

Government Begins Sliding Back  Into.Red After Chalking Up Surplus

fed 5 Billion Deficit Looms  Treasury Begins Sliding Back Into Red After Big Surplus

Government Plunges Into Deficit  Spending After Marking Up Surplus

Snyder Reports $3,509, 782,624 Budget Surplus   Government Spending May Exceed Income  More Than $3 Billion

Govt. Is Backsliding After Showing ’51 Budget Surplus   Sen. George Says Cease-Fire May Affect New Tax Boost

WAGE BOARD TAKES OFFICE   Task Of Stabilizing The Wage Of Production Workers Begins

New Wage Board Members Take Offices Today   18-Man Group Fars Task of Stabilizing Wages Over Nation

New U. S. Wage Board On Job  Labor Disputes Go To 18-Member Body

Wage Board Sworn Today   18-Man Stabilization ' Group Faces Big Job

Mediation Panel Begins Textile Dispute Study      First Session This: Afternoon   New Wage Stabilization Board Ready To Assume Office Today

Members Of Wage Board Take Office   Three-Man Panel Te Be Set Up For Clearing Increases

INCREASE FOR FROZEN FOODS   Fruits And Vegetables May Be Raised Cent Per Package

Price Hike Given Some Frozen Food   Fults” And ‘Vegetable Affected. By Ruling

Kiwanis club to have Ladies’ night, tonight, Thursday. at Simson's

Group Blasts UN Agencies. For "Wastes"   Demands Made: That Pay Allowances and  Other Items Be Put on More Economical Basis

‘DiSalle Charges House Action Makes Controls Proaram Unenforceable

“OPEN HOUSE   Most Modern Equipment in Nation for Tuberculosis Care Shown in Beautiful, Shiny Hospital.

13,000 TOUR TB SAN AT OPEN HOUSE   Most Modern Equipment in Nation for Tuberculosis Care Shown in Beautiful, Shiny Hospital.

UN. Gives Up On Iran Case; ‘Britain Loses   Unable To Round Up Enough Votes To Ge! Neootiation Started

UN. To Back Out Tran Oil Dispute   British Face Defeat And Vote May Not Be Pressed.

Council Fails ToSolve Fight Over Iran’s Oil          Support I Tn. Effor' To Resime Parlevs

British Lose Needed Vote  On Council  RT Tri «ft mm re 6   U.N. Fails To Help Iranian Oil Dispute

— HOPEFUL— Foe Shows SISNS OL Cracking  BIG GUNS RIP AT MAIN LINE

AEDS oHOWING WEAKNESS IN CLOSE CLASHES   French and Americans Fight €ncircling Attack by 6,000 Reds.

Bloody Allied Advance Sweeps Forward Rad Racietance Waeakens tinder Hand-To-Hand Fiahting

Sth Army Driving Forward.   Believe Enemy Resistance May Be Wilting. Before Allied Attacks

Resistance Ebbs As Allied Attack Moves Forward Three Miles   France-American Combat Team “Controls” Desperate Encircling Attack By 6,000 Enemies.

Advance Three Miles in Bloody Hand-to-Hand Fighting Below Seoul, Pilots Report Large  Numbers of Enemy Retreating Across River:

Reds Trap Unit Kast Of Seoul   Signs Indicate Enemy Resistance Is Weakening

Gains Up To Three Miles Are Recorded   Chinese Troops Hit By Typhue, U. S. Discloses

ALLIED ARMY FORGES AHEAD BELOW SEOUL   Ked Troops Reported to Be Retreating In Large Numbers Across Han River.

UN Forces Push Ahead in Bloody Korean Fighting   Gains of Three Miles Reported In Seoul Vicinity

Close Fighting Rages On Roads Toward Seoul   Chinese Are Reported Retreating Across Han

Allies Gain In Korea   Bloody Hand to Hand Fighting Rage South of Seoul

Allies Continue Advance Toward Town of Seoul   United Nations Forces Report First Signs of Weakening Resistance

Yanks Advance 3 Miles; Heavy Forces Of Foe Begin Retreat   Enemy Resistance’ Less; Hand-To-Eand Fighting Takes Place North Of Seoul

Resistance of Chinese Reds  Is Weakening   UN Army Sweeping Forward Against Main Enemy Defense

Baseball Results      AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 3, Cleveland 2.  NATIONAL LEAGUE Brooklyn 6, Chicago 3.   Governor Almost Loses Night’s Sleep

Truce Teams Clash Over Buffer Line   Conference Due To Resume Tonight Despite Deadlock

Cease-Fire Teams Clash Head-On  Both Sides Standing Pat on Buffer Zone

No Indication of Early Agreement o1 Cease-Fire Line   Reds Hold Out for 38th Parallel; U. N At Battle Line

Negotiators At Kaesong Clash On  Buffer:Zone Issue. Report No Sian OF   Report No Sign Of Either. Side Giving Ground In Dispute

Buffer Zone Proves to Be Thorny Item   Chief Red Envoy Reveals Enemy’s Position With  Nerve and Force

Reds Heard: Both Sides Standing Pat   Wide Differences Face New Meeting Scheduled Tonight

TO FALL ALONG PAST ‘38’ LINE   Both Sides Hold to Their Arguments in Lone. Caol Session

Delegates Reach Stalemate Over. Cease-Fire Line       - Allies Refuse Red, : Demand To Impose’ Zone Along ‘Parallel

Envoys Clash on suller Zone Point  2; ae   Chief Red Negotiator Is Cockiest Since Start of Peace Talks

ief Red voy Called orceful   t End of 2 Hours oth Sides Hold 0 Earlier Demands

Communists Seek Military Line On 38th Parallel   Koreans Stage Parade in Seoul Demanding Armistice Which Will Completely Unify Country

Buiter Military Zone. Causes Hitch in Talks  UN and Communists Clash Head.  war lerartant Marnan leriin

Reds Have More Force and Nerve in Making Demand That 38th Be the Line  Won't Budge  Allies Insist Area Be Along Present Site of Battle

Both Sides Standing Firm  On Earlier Positions COMMUNIST HEAD   States Case With Force And Nerve; Talks To Be Resumed Tonight

Claim Both Sides Hold Stubbornly ‘To Earlier Stan   American General Reports There Is No Indication Of Area Of Agreement

Both Sides ‘Refuse To Give Ground   Soldly Formal Meet Adjourned Until Later Today; Other Barriers Also Lie Ahead

General Nam Said Forceful In Demands   Military Formality Observed In Talks On Cease-Fire

Cease-Fire Teams Clash Head-On Over Setting Up Of Military Buffer Zone

Both Sides Firm About Location   Fresh Talks Are Due Tonight; Few Signs Of Progress Seen

Reds, Allies Clash Over Korean Military Zone —   BOTH SIDES CLING: STUBBORNLY. TO. ORIGINAL POSITIONS; ATMOSPHERE IN TALKS - HEOOL. FORMALITY”

U. N., Reds Deadlock On Butter Zone Line   Both Sides Hold on Ideas About Location Across Korea

Envoys — Clash On  Buffer   Neutral Zone Issue Blocks Korea Talks

Reds Reported Stubborn Over  Armistice Line  Observers Describe Cease-Fire Debate As ‘Cool, Forceful’

Cease-Fire Negotiators  Clash Over Buffer Zone   Meeting Today«Ends In Deadlock; Nam Forceful In Stating Position Of Communists; Both Sides  Refuse To Budge.

Negotiators Spar on Truce Line  No Indication of Agreement, U. S.

Cease-Fire Talks Hit Zone Snag   Buffer Zone for Korean Armistice Presents a Thorny  ' Problam ta Warker:

Truce Talks Hit Snag on Butfer Zone   Allied and Red Delegates Clash Over Boundaries

Neither Side Will Give In: Talks “Cool”   Session Lasts Almos 2'% Hours; Next Set Tonight

Praft Boards Directed, fo Hold Up Inductions Planned. for Next. Month

“Old Ledy’’ Makes Plea For Free Gov't ‘“‘Achers”’ But Forgets to Say Where

State Fair Opened With  New Records   Board President Announces Plans For 2 Buildings

Bright Sun Cheers State Fair Officials   Attendance Records Are Expected to Fall at Opening Today; Board Reveals Building Plans.

Former Boxing Champion Is Jailed Army MP Hit, Killed  Bv Car At Roadblock

Former Boxing C is Jailed Army MP Hit, Killed By Car At Roadblock

Columbiana Co Officials Probe Death Mystery  emains  After Disappearance

French, British Officials, Meet With Acheson   Trio: To Discuss — Vital Problems

French, British Officials, Meet With Acheson   Trio To Discuss Vital Problems Concerning West

BRITISH TELL MONEY WOES   Big 3 Parley Moves Into High Gear With Full Agenda

What To Do If Korea Cease-Fire Talks Collapse—Issue Of Allied Ministers

Ministers Study. Korean Problem: And High Prices   British and French Meet With Acheson

British And French Heads Visit Acheson   Economic Issues Of Big 3 Subject Of Conferences

Big Three's Envoys Talk WithAcheson   VitalProblemsDue  For Close Perusal   World Prices, Korean Crisis High On Agenda For Capital Talks

French, British Ministers Meet With Acheson  Bring Variety of   Bring Variety of Problems To Discuss With Secretary

BiG 3 WRESTLE WITH TRUCE TALK FAILURE PROSPECT   Acheson Confers. With Morrison, Schuman At Separate Sessions

Confers WithAllied Leaders   * Morrison,. Schurian: : Bold. Sessions ' On

Korean Red Casualtie: Heavy in New Attempt to Break Out   Yugoslavs to Get CARE Food Sale Packages

Senate Gives OK To Bulk of Fine Defense Program   Local Civil Defense Revenue-Raising Powers Restricted to Emergency Periods Only; Dent Plan Rejected.

BULK OF CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN IS GIVEN OKAY   Senate Is Summoned For Extra Session Following Action

Move Co ses Animosity  State Senate Passes Rulk Of Civil Defense Program

Dent Favors Ceiling On Funds Municipalities May Raise For Civil Defense Preparations; Walker Tells Expecta bi ae

DEFENSE PLAN IS GIVEN OKAY      Senate Is Summoned For Extra Session Following Action

Hearing Delayed in Bank Robbery   Will Appear Tuesday in Federal Court at Madison

NIP BREAK AT MICHIGAN CHY   4 Prisoners Try to Dig Tunnel Under Wall.

India Agree: To Separate Jap Treaty   Nipponese ‘Happily Welcome’ Proposal  From Asian Power

INDIA AGREES 10 SIGN BILATERAL PAGT WITH IAPAt   Government Will Act When San Francisco Treaty Goes Inte Effect

Gamblers Pay Big Hush Sum, Judge Reveals  O'Dwyer Faces «  . New Summons 6  Crime Probers 

N.Y. Police Got Hush Money, Probers Hear  Brooklyn Judges   Brooklyn Judges Says Gamblers Pay $25,000,000 te Cops

Testifies Gamblers Pay New York Cops $25 Million A Year   Grand Jurors Indict Moran For Perjury And Call O’Dwyer For Questioning; FBI Chief Hoover Urges Local Crackdown On Crime

Judge Says Gamblers’ Bribes Go To Highest City Officials   Former Mayor O'Dwyer Before Grand Jury, Long-Time Associate Charged With Perjury

NOTED BROOKLYN JUDGE TESTIFIES NY Police Get $25 Million  Per Year as Protection Money

$25,000,000 Gambling Payoff Recounted By Well-Known Barrister   Brooklyn Judge Says New York Police Paid Handsomely Every Year; Moran, Stooge Face Charges; Hoover Likes Quiz

Hoover Says Crime Could Be Wiped Out Inside Of Two Days   Judge Samuel Leibowitz Gives Estimate Of Protegtion Money Paid New York Police—O'Dwyer Questioned By Grand Jury

Judge Tells Of Crooked Police Deals   Protection Money, He Says, Runs To °$25.000.000 Yearly

Vatican Envoy Decision Hit   Legality of Recess Appointment Sought

Census Figure Revision Gives Danville More   Count. Now Stands At 35.130

U.S. Pledged Help of Ital   Let Italians Rearm, Plead DNealecners in Concress

Italian Premier Pledges Nation ' Support in War  De Gasperi Calls For ‘Reasonable’ Arms for Defense

ITALIAN PREMIER IN ADDRESS TO CONGRESS   De Gasperi Solemnly Pledged Natjon’s Support In Event Of World War Lil

De Gasperi Swears Aid  In Defense   Italy Premier: Speaks ‘Before Congress On  Visit To UF S.

Civilian Board to Draw Up Program Is Proposed  UMT in Draft Bill Rewritten

Features for Everybody In the Telegram, Today   UMT Section of Draft Bill Is Rewritten by House Group

TO THAT JACKASS (HST) .  Student Held for Writing Obscene Letter to Truman

Threatened Life Of Truman  OSU Student Held Ear Mailing Ohecena Latter

$9,000 in Fist and 300 Pounds Behind If, He Outlasts Holdup Trio

Sen. Capehart (Offers Livestock Slaughtering Bill   Controls Measure Heads for Final

Radio Work Stoppage Ends   St. Louis Stations Up Engineers’ Pay, Are Back On Air

Contract Is Let forProduction  OfGarandRifle   Deliveries Under Order Will Be First Since World War Two

Senate Men In Boyle Probe   In St. Louis For inquiries. Into e Lithofold Case -

AUSTIN SAYS. SUCH MEETING GOULD HAPPEN   Chief UN Delegate Denounces Russia’s Plan to Outlaw Atomic Weanons.

U.S.-Russian Talks in Paris Seen Possible   Austin Still Has Hope Reds Will  Listen to Reason

Austin Raises U. S.-Russian Talk Hopes  Czechs Tell UN West's Disarmament Plan Vaque

—UN SESSION— ‘Could Be Any Time’ —Austin   RUSSIAN ARMS PLAN ATTACKED

Secret Talks Possible, UN Official Says Attempt To Ease Cold War Could Come Any Time

AFTER $40,000, ENSUETH THIS DIALOGUE: __ Quoth He: ‘I Thought She Was N ice Quoth She: ‘That Congenital Idiot?’

Malone Wins D. A. Race Over Judae O'Connor   Deluge Of Split Ballots Produces Upset For Demos

Britain Advises U. S. Against Any Military Arrangements With Franco Regime In Spain

Britain Objects To Use of Spain  Officials Advise U.S.   Officials Advise U.S. Against Arranging Military Alliance

Britain Advises Against Franco Military Pact   U.S. May Disregard Plea; Sherman Departs to Tour Europe

Opposition To Spanish Deal Heard   Both Britain and France Opposed te U.S. Bases There

Britain Advises U.S. Against Franco Tiewp      England, France Oppose Any Move Easing Spain Into Atlantic Pact

Britain Asks No Alliances With Franco   Admiral Sherman Headed to Madrid, Ty Talk on Rases

Ship Aground On Hawaiian Island  Passengers Rescued From Sinking Vessel

Dawson Denies Improper Influenc Of Loans by RFC   Says Appointments Were Cleared with Demo Committee

President's Patronage Adviser Denies Ever Abusing Office in RFC Dealinas

Dawson Denies Influence In RFC Dealings   Admits Members O! Board Cleared By Dem Committee

Dawson Denies He Ever Abused Office As Aide   Did Nothing To Influence Any RFC Loans. He Savs.

Dawson Vows N o RFC Loan Abuses Made In His Post   Presidential Aide Denies All Counts Of Fulbright Group

DAWSON TAKES WITNESS STAND  IN R. F.C. PROBE  DENIES ABUSE OF OFFICIAL POWERS

Dawson Denies He Influenced Loans By RFC   Controversial White House Aid Appears After Long Delay

White House Aide Testifies Today   Donald Dawson Swears He Never Abused Office  To Influence Big Loans

Also Denies White House Tried to Discredit Investigation of Charges

Never Abused Office, Dawson Tells Probers  RFC Appointments First Cleared With National Committee.

Dawson Denies ‘Influencing  RFC Directors   Presidential Aide Says Party Leaders ‘Clear’ Appointments

RFC Board Got Endorsement of Party Committee  Dawson Denies He od 7 AtE st merne   Dawson Denies He Ever Abused Office  To Influence Lanne

Another Truman Appointee Just No! Able To Remember Facts; Dawson Under Senate Fire In RFC Probe

DAWSON DENIES USE OF OFFICE FAR REC IT MANS   Trurman’s Advisor Answers Charges Before Senate  Committee   FACES QUIZ   Fulbright Predicts Extensive Questioning of Official’s Activities

DAWOION AFFEAKS:  White House Patronage Adviser Tc Tell Story On Dealing To Senate Group

Boyle Cleared RFC Job Choices   Dawson Testifies . On Influence Charge

Dawson Denies Using Influence  With REC Loans  _ Extensive Questionin;:   Extensive Questioning Mav Take 3 Days, Fulbright Says

Truman Aide Faces Days Of Quizzing   Claims Ignorance of Hotel Loan Prior to Charce«

Dawson Swears He Never Used ‘Pull  Admits Democratic National Commitiee Okaved REC Officers

Dawson Tells Side Against RFC Charges   Truman Aide Says Appointments Given OK By Dem Panel

Dawson Denies Anfluence Used For RFC Loans   Says All Appointments To  Board Cleared With  Demorratic Committee

HST AIDE DENIES ABUSE OF OFFICE   Dawson Makes Blanket Denial of Wrongdoing

DAWSON DENIES HE INFLUENCED FEDERAL LOANS   White House Aide Tells Investigators He Did Nothing Improper In RFC  Operations.

Denies Influencing Loans  Dawson Testifies Party Chiefs Oked RFC Appointments

Dawson Swore Under Oath He Never Used His Influence In  Handling Of R-F-C Loans

Dawson Swears Use OF Office Is Not Abused   Says He Never Tried To Influence Loans Made By Government

Ike Sidesteps Holland Issue   Dawson Says All Appointments To RFC Were Cleared by Demos

Dawson Swears Actions Proper  Truman Aide Denies Abusing His Office

Witness Says. Record of RFC HasBeenGood   Says All Appointments To Agency Were Clearet By the National Democratic asus 

R.F.C. Loan Mace Denied By Dawson   Faces Questioning After Hitting Talk He Influenced’? Agency

Dawson Denies Using Influence On RFC Loans   Truman Consents To Probe of Personnel Adviser

DAWSON DENIES WRONG DOING IN OFFICE   All Appointments Cleared Through  Democratic Committee

RFC Board Members Ist Got Demo OK   Dawson Denies He Influenced Loan Awards Any Way

Patronage Chief Denies Any Abuse of Office   Democratic Committee First Passed Upon Board Memberships

 Denies Abusing Office  Dawson Says RFC Appointments Cleared National Party Group

Admits Directors All ‘Cleared’ By Demo Committee   White House Aide Says Lending Agency Has Dene Good Job

Copters Feat Unparalleled In Arms Annals   Battalion of 1000 Men Complete Move In Six-Hour Period

Marines AreAirlifted to Aid U.S. Tank:   History-Making Feat Accomplished In Six Hours,

A Showdown In Detroit Strike Near   Transit Workers Threaten New York and Cripple Two Other Large Cities

Showdown Looms In 45-Day Detroit Transit Walkout  AFL Strikers State Readiness to Fight Tt Ont in Street

KIO MS kg YOY MIT. 6D  Politicos Beating Their Gums at a Rapid Rate   Oregonians Put Truman In Primary

Mail Restrictions Result Here From Trainmen Strike   Only First Class Stuff, Daily Newspapers Accepted for Delivery.

AS RESULT OF RAIL WALKOUTS   Local Post Office Gets Instructions On New Reaulations

Charges Justice Department Slowed Grand Jury Probe   Did Not Act in Finnegan Case Until “Ultimatum” Issued, Says Newspaper.

FERGUSON ASKS  NEW APPRAISAL    Says McMahon Proposa On Atomic Weapons Needs Study

Would Seve Billigns Senator Asks Appraisal  Of Atom Bomb Mass Use

Atomic Weapon Conversion Plan Appraisal Asked  Affects Defense Bill,

New Disarmament Formula Is Hinted   Closed Door Talks Held After Eden Arrives

Americans May Take Offensive  At Paris   Reported Ready WithNewFormula For Disarmament  At U.N. Meeting

Begin Paris Talks  Eden And Acheson Meet  Secretary On Possible Paace Move  - Ministers

US May Present Proposal Today  For Disarming  Big Three Open Informal Talks -

U.S. Shaping Up New World  Peace Formula   Big 3 Ministers Hold Closed Door Talks; UN To Convene Tomorrow

Will Charge Railroad 'Manslaughter Indictment a Be Asked in Wreck

U. S. Allies Hit by Heavy Losses   British Casualties in Korea Jump Sharply in Recent Fichting

Communists Retam Ban On Newsmen   Ridgway Seeks Curb On Armed Guards

RIDGWAY MAKES ‘DEMANDS FOR SETUP CHANGES   Communists Reject Demand Newsmen Accompany Delegates  ee gen arms [Et

New Demands Are Presented By Gen. Ridgwa   Gen. Ridgway Wants Red Troops Removed From Kaesong Area

No Answer Is Made to Later Terms   Ridgway Lists Conditions for Resuming Talks

RIDGWAY MAKES DEMANDS FOR SETUP CHANGES   Communists Reject Demand Newsmen Accompany Delegates

Reject Protest OnBanning Of Correspondents   Ridgway Demands Withdrawal Of Red Troops From Conference Area Or Transfer Of Peace Talks To Another Demilitarized District

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Reds Reiect Demand for Admission af Newemen

TROPHY TO A KANSAN   Truman Honors Flier for First Jet Non-Stop Hop Across Atlantic

UN ASSEMBLY TOLD OF MANY HOSTILE ACTS   Kardelj Files Long Indictment Of Russian Moves

Call Satellite Troops Threat  To World Peace   Yugoslav Foreign Minister Says Forces tiave Doubled

Yugoslavs Say They Face 25 Red Divisions   Tito’s Foreign Minister Makes Plea for Peace

Yugoslavia  Says s USSR Poses Threat  25 Divisions  At Her Borders

Yugoslavs Say Russian Troops On Border   Reds Claimed Ready To Start Full-Scale War

Yugoslavia Reports 25 Divisions  Around Her   Russian Troops Not Ineluded In. U.N. Protest

Yugoslavia Charges Russian Satellites Have 25 Divisions Poised Along Her Frontiers

Yugoslavia Says Red Divisions Poised On! Border   Claims Satellites Have Doubled Their Troops On Boundary

THREAT TO PEACE   Yugoslavia Charges Reds Have Troops Assembled  on Frontier

Yugoslav Foes Massing Along Border, UN Tol   25 Russ Satellite Divisions Reported Threatenina Tito

Yugoslavia Says Reds Threaten Her Borders   Slav Minister Tells UN That Russian Satellites Have 25 Divisions In Position To Attack

25 Divisions Ready To Hit At Yugoslavia  poe e oe   i ap sian  Foreign Minister  Accuses Russia And Gataliitad

Anti-Lottery Bill Is Riddled With Amendments in Senate   Measure Likely Will Die if Sent Back to Committee

Anti-Lottery Bill Up Today, Fate Doubtful   Passage of Anti-Lottery Bill Held Doubtful Because of Amendments Tacked on in Senate.

Anti-Gambling Bill, Riddled By Changes, HasDoubtfulFuturelnLegislature —

POPE ORDERS PRIESTS NOT TO JOIN ROTARY   “Unnecessary Organization” for Clergy; Warn Laymen to Be Careful.

Pope Pius Forbids  Catholic Clergy to  Join Rotary Clubs Decree of Holy Offic  Advises Laymen Not To Become Members

Vatican Bars Clergy From Rotary Club   vecree. Forbids Clergyman From Belonging or Attending. Club Meetings:

PopeFrowns On Rotary tor Catholics   Papal Order Forbids Clergy to Join or Attend, Urges Laymen to -Refrain; Loca! Rotarians Surprised At Decree

Priests Told Not To Join Rotary Club   ‘ Catholic Laymen Advised By Pope Not To Unite With Organization

Pope Pius XI Issues Deeree Against Rotary   ‘Says Organization Only :  Of Interest to Business And Professional Men

Bars Rotary to Catholic Clergy   Pope Forbids Them to Become Members

Start Move  To Complete Ship Basin   St. Joseph Acts To Get Funds For Local Port

ACT TO FINISH TURNING BASIN   City Commission Requests Government To Appropriate Funds

TEACHER IS QUITTING   Willi Join Danherst Corp., Hard To Replace

Violence Kills 18 Texans; Two Dead In Shootings, Fourteen Die. In Traffic

 UNTTED PREQS SURVET OMNUVW5  17 Die Violently In Texas During Week End, 13 In Traffic Fatalities. Four In Shootings

WEEKEND TAKE TWENTY LIVES   Eight Perish In Traffic; 2 Plane Crashes Reported

TRAGEDIES OF WEEKEND TAKE TWENTY LIVES   Eight Perish In Traffic; 2-Plane Crashes Reported

Violence Takes Thirteen Lives Over Week End   Eight Persons Die In Texas Auto Crashes

Censorship ls Ordered   Newsmen Warned Full Censorship In Effect

Two Army Leaders Said To Have Led : Surprise Uprising   In Superior Court James Kerns Gets Five Yearg  Will Willis Draws Lesser Term

In Superior Court.  James Kerns Gets Five Years  Will Willis Draws Lesser Term

AT LEAST 16 FLIERS DIE IN AIR CRASHE!      North Mishaps Claim Lives; Others May Be Dead In: Texas

Alaskan Crashes Fatal To 11 Men  Eiaht Bail Out In B-29 Texas Crash

@ Westmar College Makes A Good Start @ Rooming Facilities Adequate   @ Enrollment Expected to Approximate 300 @ Social Events Aid Orientation

More Than 100 Freshmen Will Lift College’s Enrollment to 300   WESTMAR  College Notes

PLAY TO FULLHOUSE   Ninth Graders Give “Tom Sawyer;” Two More Performances Today

Teen-Age Dope Habit Spreads; New Jury Probe   Narcotic Addiction Eyed In Pittsburgh

ALLIES CITE RED THREAT IN MIDDLE EAST   Russian Charges Against New Defense Command Are Tossed Back.

West Charges Red: Threaten Nations In Middle East   See Scare Attempt in Protest Notes

Fellow Reporter Tells Boyle’s Wife. ‘Best Way to Welcome Him Home 

Conditions Usually Blamed on Someone, Right: Now the Scapegoat Is Our ‘Teenagers’

The Goat of Our Times-The Teenager  Boyle Thinks We're Lucky To Have ’em

Seek to Unsnarl RFC Testimony   Conflicting Versions.of Bohannon, Young Slated for A Sirotiny by Sonatorial Sabcosnittees

Favoritism ls Charged In RFC Loan   Public Hearing Set Today By Banking Subcommittee On Testimony of Witness Regarding Huge Loans

R.F.C. Probers  Act To Unsnar'!  ‘The Big Lie’ Cali New Witnesses  In Attempt To Clear Conflicting Stories

Parade of Movie Witnesses Appeal   Un-American Group Continues to Investigate  Stars; Subpoena Planne:

[Parade Of Movie Witnesses Continues Before ‘House Committee Probing Filmland Commies

Creagh Baby Sports Gold” Diaper Pins  Silver Spoon’s Missing But He Does OK in End

House Has New Plan fo Assis! Sfate’s Taxpayers   Would Allow Credit on Taxes Paid with Purchase of Milk, Bread, Meat.

corer in EL naan EAN RR a Phe Sta  Babson’s Authentic Statement _ Recommends Sustenance ; Family as Insurance in an Emergency ~

Irked Pentagon Releases Figures To Show Arms Aid Deliveries On Time

Pentagon, Irked By Stories Of Lag In Arms Aid, Lists Accomplishments

Pentagon Posts Figures On Funds   Gives Item-By-Item Account Of What Aid Has Been Sent Europe

Heres How W. Europe Is Arming  Pentagon Hits Back at Talk Of ‘Laaqaind’

Arms Build-Up Figures Given  Charge of Lagging *“Annove’ Pentanon

U.S. Keeping Up With Aid Commitments  For Europe   French Reported Worried By Delay Of Needed Arms

Pentagon Lists Figures on Arms Aid to Europe   France Assigned 401 Thunderjet Planes; Delivery Delayed

Death Toll In Illinois Blast Mounts To {2  At Least Ten More On Critical List In Oil Plant Blast

26 Are Sent To Hospital  Near Roxana   About 50 Listed As Injured

Refinery Blast Fatal To Twelve  10 Others Critically Hurt In Illinois

iilimois Refining Plant Hit   Doctors Fear   Doctors Fear Toll To Rise

Gen. Eisenhower Confers With  British Leaders  Western Defense Talks Are In Progress In Great Britain

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Fisenhower Begins Talks With British Officials

Britain To Tell Eisenhower of New Arms Plan   General Starts Series of Parleys With Top Officials

30 BUSES BURNED IN-$500.000 FIRE   Gas-Fed Blaze’ Destroys “Terminal of Dick Liries

Warren Tosses His Hat Into "52 Campaign   The California Governor Stresses Unity As Necessary For Victory

Warren Decides 10 Be Candidate  Governor To Avoid ‘Divisive’ Tactics

Warren Enters Race for GOP President Nod   Californian Stresses Party Unity in Joining Sen. Taft as Candidate

Name To Be Entered In State’s Primary; Statement Stresses ‘Republican Unity

California Governor's  Hat In Ring   Warren Enters Race To Secure GOP Nomination

Calif. Governor Joins Sen. Taft In GOP Contest   Name To Be Entered In State’s Primary

GOV. WARREN TO ENTER PRIMARY FOR PRESIDENCY   California Executive Say: Nation Needs Change Of Administration   TAFT EXPECTED TO KEEP OUT OF FIGHT

Warren Enters GOP Contes For Presidency   California Governor Seen as Dark Horse - Prospect. in Deadlock

Warren To Seek GOP Nomination   California’s Governor Throws Hat Into ’52 Presidential Ring Along With Taft’s

WARREN ENTERD REPUBLICAN RAGE   CALIFORNIA GOVERNOR TO SEEK G. 0. P. PRESIDEN.  TIAL NOMINATION.

EARL WARREN OF CALIFORNIA ENTERS RACE   Governor Joins Taft As Candidate For GOP Nomination

California's Top Vote Getter Pins Hopes ¢ on GOP  Party Foes -Gird   Party Foes Gird To Defeat Him  Qe fF  Mm 7 oO   IJraed to Run)

Decides to Make Test Run in the Calif. Primaries   Stresses Party Unity and Says He Won‘ Make “Divisive’ Campaign; State's Greatest Vote Getter.

OF CALIFORNIA ENTERS RACE   Governor Joins Taf  As Candidate For  GOP Nomination

DRIVE REACHES 16%   Campaign Hits $116,458, Workers Told At Meeting

SwitchmenReport "Sick"in Work Stoppage Over Waaes   wvorkers at Four Terminals May Be Joined By Enginemen and-Firemen‘in-Wafkout . -

Welfare Held Defense Need   DeGasperi Pleads for High Standard of Living

Moran Trial Opens On Perjury Charge   O’Dwyer Friend Accused of Lying to Senate Committee

Le oI islature Sidety acks  Deeks Bill   Committee Reports MeCary Amendment To Change Seating

Senate Returns State Docks Bill  De-Politicking Plan ck In Committee

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Offers “Brink Information” as Freedom Exchange

Rites Wednesday For Ernest Bevin   Former Foreign Secretary Of Britain Dies At 70

Laborite Party To Miss Bevin  British Leader To Be Buried Wednesday

BEVIN’S DEATH STIRS TROUBLE   Tug-of-War For Power Underway In Britain’s Labor Party.

ENGLAND’ WILL HOLD POLICY OF STRENGTH   Attlee Declares Britain Does Not Intend Relaxation

Britain Will Build Might. Says Attlee  Ultimate Aim Is World Peace

Revealed by Tax Case  Milwaukee Doctor Practices For 30 Years Minus Degree

Moaseres Mase He Measure Now Up  To House For  Action Monday. .  Beef Roliback Is Kept, Home Rents — Increased A Fifth <

Permitted; Final Action by House Expected Before Expiration of Present Law.

SENATE APPROVES ~ BILL EXTENDING + ECONOMIC GURBS   House Expected to Act Monday — Measure Permits Rolthack on Non-Farm Commodities.   COMPROMISE SHORT f   OF TRUMAN'S WISHES   Legislation Continues Controls Over Wages, Prices, Rents, Credit Through Next. June.

SENATE PASSES NEW ECONOMIC CONTROLS BILL   Will Extend Controls, Some Limited, Over Wages, Prices, Rents

Senate Stamps Approval On Compromise Version  Of Price Controls Biil   House Expected To Act Monday Before Expiration Of Present Law; Measure Planned To Run Through Next Jane

Bill Permits Price Boosts If Costs Rise  House Probably Will Act Mondav

Calls For Some  Rollbacks   But Allows Retailers Their Custémary Margins

House Expectec To Act Monday On Measure.   Compromise Extends Curbs But Eases Some Credit Restrictions

Cold Air Mass  Moves on Ohic   High Front Brings Taste of Winter

GOP Demands For Outline Of Policies Given Reply.   Post-War Revolution In China Is Blamed For Lack Of Support

U. S. Couldn’t Guarantee Survival Of National China, Says Acheson   Secretary Outlines American Policy In Far East Since 1945 And Described Revolt In China As Sacial Revolution.

Acheson Holding Up Well Before U. S. Senate Probers: Still Demand Firing

AMERICA COULD NOT GUARANTEE CHIANG REGIME   Secretary Of State Outlines Nation's Stand In Far East Since 1945 — Cites  Revolution

Backs Stand Taken With Chiang Rule   Says U.S. Couldn't ’ Guarantee Survival Of Nationalist Hold

‘Accused Of Conspiring  Mi ississippi Dems Plead Liat’ To Job Selling

8 Plead Innocent In Job-Sale Case   Top Mississippi Pro-Truman Leaders Submit to Arrest

Dixie Leaders Deny Guilt In U.S. Job Sales   Pro-Truman Officials _ Face Federal Charge In Mississippi Court

Meteoric Rise From Virtual Unknown To World Figure Is Story Of Lt. Gen. Matthew Ridgway

New Asia Boss A Tough Soldier, Won't Be Licked   He'll Take Orders But His Opinion Agrees ~ With Mac's

i Fighting Mans General- lakes Over  Ridgway Achieves World- Wide Fame in 100 Days

Ridgway Tackles Challenging Job   Assumes Command Of Far East Area

Stalin Speech Called Attempt To Check Pact   Red Leader Charges U.N. Is No Longer World Organization

Defenders Settle Down To Fight Off Expected Attack By Communists   Heavy Artillery Barrage And Strong Probing Thrusts By Infantrymen Believed Prelude To All-Out Push

House Against Selting Up UMT Now   Legislators Strip Bill of Any Real Commitment

UMT Is Chopped From House Bill On Initial Ballot   Entire Project May Die When Final Vote I: Called Next Week; Marshall Fights For  Reconsideration of Solons’ Ideas   Ry WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST

UMT Provision Slashed From New Draft Law  Plan Commission    To Draw Piang  For Training

Assent To Plan For Law To Be Acted On Later  hd... 2! Ene wher l

UMT Is Chopped From House Bill On Initial Ballot   Entire Project May Die When Final Vote Is Called Next Week; Marshall Fights For  Reconsideration of Solons’ Ideas

House Votes To Postpone UMT Decision  Wants Commission   Wants Commission To Draft Program

House Chops UMT From Draft Bill   Will Agree Only to Drawing Up of Plan for Possible Use.

Assails McCarthy as JCC Speaker   Attorney Will Not Be Part of His Audience

U.S. Hopeful On. Resumption Of Truce Talks   Reds Believed Seeking Device To “Save Face”

Russia Warns Middle East Against Pact   Any Who Join Will ‘ ‘Damage Relations,’ Gromyko Declares

RE ee eee  Reds Warn Mid-East Nations To Keep Out Of Defense Setun

Mid-East Nations Get Soviet Warninc   Russia Frowns On , Joining NATO

Atlanta Combed For ‘White Moonshiner’ Who Sold Whiskey Causing 28 Deaths

Allied Forces Ram Deeper Into Red Korea, but Battle Fierce on 22-Mile Front

U.N. Forces Ram Two Miles Deeper Into Red Korea tn Fierce Fightinc

U.N. Forees In Center Move Ahead   Fiercest’ Fighting Since Last Spring

IGHTING STILL BITTER  Allied Troops Punch Out New Gains on AIl Fronts

Fierce Fighting Along 22 Mile Stretch Rips Reds; New Talks May Start Soon

Allies Hammer Two-Mile Gain  Against Enemy   Savage Fighting Reported As U.N. Troops Mop Up ‘Suicides’ on Ridee

Allied Forces Push Deeper   Fiercest Fighting Since Last April Reported On Front

ALLIES DRIVE IN AED KOREA FOR? MILES   Take 17 Hills in Former fron Triangle Area, Biggest 2 Feet Hinh.

Allies:-Make New 2-Mile N orthward. Advance; Truce. Liaison Officers Gall Meeting, Scan Red Violation Charges

Howse Tells Plan Of Flood Cleanup  Vast Rehabilitation Program Outlined by Federal  Director THREE MAJOR POINTS  Says Setup Has Been Recmina ba Pracidenk   THREE MAJOR POINTS   Says Setup Has Been Rec: ommended to President Truman, Wilson

Half Billion Aid Fund Proposed   Direct Government Grants to Wipe Out Flood Losses Are  In New Proaram

Vast Plan To Cover Flood Loss   Relief Program Calls For $500,000,000  Congressional Grant

Royalty Down the Drain Flushed Beauty Defends Her Title As Sewer Queen

Big Three Asks Arms  Committee   UN Urged To Select 12-Nation Group To Start Gradual Disarmament

CHESON GIVES PROPOSALS — 70 U.N.   ed China And Other Non: Members Invited   ays Acceptance Of Plan Could Be Turning Point In World History

Big Three Asks United Nations to Take Action   12-Nation Commission Requested to Start Ball Rolling

Disarmament Commission Sought by West   LUN Asked to Direct Arms Plan—Red China Would be Invited— A-Weapons Included

Big 3 Asks Disarmament  Commission 12 Nations Would  Lay Groundwork

Big Three Ask For U. N. Action On Disarmament   Want Commission Formed To Plan Arms Reduction

West Presses For Arms Curb  Big 3 Lounches Move To Stort Ball Rolling

WEST PROPOSES GROUP TO START WEAPON CENSUS   Disarmament Commis. sion Would Super. vise Step - By.- Ster Plan To Reduce World-Wide Arms.

Arms Reduction Asked by West   Britain, U.S., France Press for UN Action

Arms Reduction Action s Asked In UN Sessions   Big Three Proposes World Arms Meeting

Land Suit Back In Judge's Lap  Attorneys Are Unable To Agree on Judgment

Footless and Fingerless Veteran  Will Lead Armed Forces Day Parade

HUSBAND KILLS LONELY HEARTS KENTON BRIDE   Divorce Quarrel Is Blamed For Fatal Shooting

RUSBAND KILLS ONELY HEARTS ENTON BRIDE   ! Divorce Quarrel } j Is Blamed For * Fatal Shooting

ONLY $50.000 AT HOME  Probers Needle Costello's Very, Very Bad Memory

Guided Missiles New Bomber Defense Weapor  Designed to Offset High Speeds of Attacking Aircraft

Guided Missiles New Bomber Defense Weapon  Designed to Offset   Designed to Offset High Speeds of Attacking Aircraft

‘Airmen Hint New Power  For Planes   Pomber Sting Increased By Guided Missiles, Renort Indiratoc

Guided Bomber Missile for U.S.  Defense Hinted Could. Fight Way  Tho lotaveantin rnry mer ception  Cc rer $s af 

REDS CHARGE NEW ALLIED VIBLATION ~ OF KAESONG ARE!   Cammunists Sav Flare Was Propped Over Neutral City and Call for Punishment of Airmen.   IGNORE PROPOSAL TO RESUME TALKS        Hostile Altitude Has Nat Caused U.N. Chiefs ta Ahandon Hope That Parley Will Be Resumed,

VIOLATION OF TRUCE AREA IS CHARGED AGAIN   Reds New Claim American : Plane Dropped Flare ) On Kaesong   ENEMY BUILDING UP FORCES AT YANGGU

President Behind  Rideway in Talks   ‘Nam II Notifies Adm. Joy  Of Kaesang ‘Violation’

Allies  Keep ; Silent   Chinese Writer Gives ‘Testimony’ In New Enemy Charge

Communists Charge New Neutrality Violations — In Area Around Kaesong   North Korean Commander Demands ‘Punishment For Airmen Accused Of Dropping Flare Over City ©

Dirty-Faced Bandits Rob Ohio Bank  Young Hoodiums Flee With $7,000

—BANK ROBBERS ESCAPE— Two Bandits Get $7,000 In Mt. Pleasant Holdup

Luciano Linked To Dope Traffic  Directing Heroin Sale,Agent Says

Narcotics Agent Says  Luciano Head OF Ring   Vice King Apparently Directs Shipments Of Heroin To United States, Senate Committee Told

Lucky Luciano Named As Czai In Drug Sales   Exiled Vice Overlord Ditects Traffic, U. S. Agent Tells Probers

(Narcotics Agent Tells Investigators ‘He Thinks Luciano Directing Ring

‘Lucky’ Luciano Definitely Named As Overlord of Dope Traffic in U.S.

Narcotics Agent Declares Luciano Drug Traffic King  Operation from Italy By Deported Lord Is Charged

Agent Declares He Has Evidence   Ex-Gang Leader Conducts Operations From Italy

Tie Luciano With Heroin Shipments   Federal Narcotic Agent   sg Witness at Crime

Narecoties Agent Tells Senate Crime Committee  He Has Proof Of Charges

Narcotie Agent Names Luciano  As Dope King   Probers Hear Evidence Deported Vice Lord Has Gunmen in States Who Collect Profits

Federal Agent Says Deported Vice King Head of Dope Ring  Testifies ‘Lucky’ Luciano Is Brains  Behind Distributors

Luciano Called The King Pin of Drug Traffic   Probers Hear His Gunmen Enforce Orders In This Country

Luciano Runs Dope Racket   Narcotics Agent Says Vice King Handles The U. S.

Luciano Kingpin of Drug Traffic  Narcotics Agent Reports Evidence

Says Luciano Runs U. 5. Drug Traffic from Italy   Federal Agent Testifies In Second Day of Probe of Dope Peddling.

Luciano, Deported Crime Czar, Said ‘Kine pin’ of American Drug Traffic

—NARCOTICS— Agent Puts Finger On Vice Lord  U.S. Gunmen Obe   U.S. Gunmen Obey Deported Gangster

Luciano ‘King Pin Of Drug Traffic   Federal Agent Describes Mobster’s Grip on U.S.

Senate Probe Goes Deeper Into Drug Ring   Name Of Luciano * Creeps Into Hearing Before TV Cameras

Luciano Is Named Head Of Narcotic  Ring In America    Gunmen Enforce Orders Here For Deported Gangster Now Living In Italy, Crime Probers Are Told Bv Federal Narcotics Agent

Tie Luciano With Heroin Shipments   Federal Narcotic Agent Is Witness at Crime Committee's Hearing

CALLS LUCIANO DOPE KING-PIN   U.S. Agent Says “Lucky” Runs His Gunmen Here From Italy Hideout.

Drug Traffic Ross Named   Luciano, Deported U. S. ‘Vice Overlord, Called **King Pin”

Agent Says Luciano Is Dope Boss   Labels Lucky King Pin Of Drug Traffic in U.S. and Italy.

Name Luciano As ‘Kingpin’ Of Drug Racket   Says Deported Vice Overlord Still Runs Show

— BLARING — Agent Says Luciano Is Dope Boss   GUNMEN HERE ENFORCE RULE

 AGENT TELLS INVESTIGATORS  Luciano Believed Operating ‘Narcotics Ring in America

Lucky Luciano Dope's King Pin   Addicts Bare Lives At Crime Hearing

Federal Agent Says Luciano Leads Drug Traffic in U.S.   Former Gong Leader, Banished to Italy, Heads Dope Network, Prabers Are Told

Narcotics Agent Points To Luciano As “King Pin” Of US Drug Traffic

Agent Says Luciano Stills Drug King Pin   Swears Deported Vice Ovariord Hes Gunmen in U.S. to Enforce Orders, Urges Tougher Laws and Tougher Sentence

Luciano Linked lo Dope In U. S.  Maifa Makes Profits On Human Misery

SAN PEDRO NICKNAME FEUD ENDED  Court Rules Old Friends Never Aqain May Speak

Cold Wave Lingers in South as Upper Midwest Starts Slowly Thawing Out

New Cold Wave To Cover Nation Again   Light Snew Falling fn Tantpa, Florida: Mere Climds in Plains State ind Unper Vidieest

Truman Picks Men To Serve As Mobilizers   Laber Well Represented On New Board Te Work Under Wilson

President Names 12 More Advisory Board Members   Farm, Business, Publi Quartets Join Labor Mobilizers

TRUMAN APPOINTS ADVISORY BOARD   Selects Team to Advise Hiv on Mobilization Problems Facing Nation ~

Truman Names His Mobilization Advisory Board   Organized Labor Leaders Agree To Work With Group

Mobilization Advisory Board Named   Green, Murray, Reuth er, and Meany All Are Included.

President Names 12 More Advisory  Board Memher:      ;Farm, Business, Publi Quartets Join Labor  Meahilivevs

Is Designed To Heal Breac Between Labor And Defense Chieftains   FARM BUREAU HEAD POINTEDLY IGNORED

Mobilization Advisory Board Picked   Management, Labor Agriculture, Public Represented

Scott Thinks lowa Should Legalize Liquor by Drink   Retiring Head of Liquor Board Calls Conditions: Pitiful

Scott Favors Legal Drinks  Commissioner, Dry Himself Backes Sale

350 Japs Killed By Typhoon   250 Missing And 1,000 Are Hurt; Property Damage Heavy

Japan’s Gale Loses Punch, Leaves 350 Civilians Dead; 500 Allied Troops Rescued

Kansan Named As Aide To ‘lke   Senator Carlson Is Executive Director Of Central Headquarters

Extends As Far South As Florida   Mid-Tennessee Ts Covered With 2 Inches of Snow

UTILITY HEAD IS FINED BY P.U.C.   Penalizes Carpenter, Crawford Co. Firms

1} Communist Leaders Taken 37 FBI Agents   Grand Jury Indiets ?1 teaders of Party

FBI Arrests 17 Reds; 21 Are Indicted   Report 12,000 Subversives To ‘Be Apprehended

Jomonrows Meadlines Today  By UNITED. PRESS  84 CnUOTHp TiN NCE WOTh GhUbEN

Construction Placed Under Strict Rules   Work Already Begun May Be Completed Under Order

"Slots" Said To Be Scarce Af Frederic  Reports Of Hagerstowr Raids And Possible Pelice Probe Blamed

Report Slot Machines Are Disappearing   Removal Said To Precede Convening Of Grand Jury For February Court

Delay On Jessup  Nomination Voted  Possibility Of No Senate Action Seen

Jessup to Have Chance To Reply   Then Sub-Committee Will Vote Today on His Nomination.

Price Control Policing Stirs Agency Feud   DiSalie Battles Move To Hand M’Grath  Enforcement Duties

Senate Crime Probers Trod Cautious Path In Dispute With Florida Governor

Largest Atomic Explosion Today  Test Blast Seen By Los Angeles Residents

West Powers To Ask Meeting With Russians  ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’ Notes Due To Reach Moscow At Same Time

Austin Upholds Jessup as Loyal   Former GOP Senator Says U.S. Needs Men Like  Him in Paris

Delegate To U. N. Defends Jessup Before Senate Investigating Group

Austin Says Jessup’s Type Needed On U.S. Delegation ‘At Forthcoming UN Tatks

Need Jessup In U.N., Says War ren Austin   Top U. S. Delegate Testifies in Roving Ambassador’s Favor

Austin Backs Selection Of Jessup As Delegate To U. N. Assembly Post

Austin Backs Jessup In Post  At UN Meeting   America Needs More Men Like Ambassador-AtLarge. Senators Told

Approves If U. S. Forces Not Involved  Tells Committee Mac’s Plan Would <Qtrin’ TT. S. Power

MacArthur Plan Might Strip U. S. Bradley Asserts   Threat to Europe Considered, Senate Committee Is Told

Chiang Might involve Us   Danger in Using Naticnel lste Pointed Owt By Genera! Srediey

No Objection by Military to Use Of Chiang’s Troops   Bradley on Stand Before Senators On Mac's Policy  WACTTINICoTC A AWae 8F =A

No Objection To Chinese Troops Bradley Says From Military View All Right, If U. S. Not Involved FOR KEEPING FORMOSA  States MacArthur Gulltv of

Bradley Says Joint Chiefs Asked Ouster   Staff Chief Claims MacArthur Policies Would Strip Nation’: Strength Elsewhere

Bradley Says Chiang Troops Can Be Used   Harassment Tactics Ae ceptable As Long As Yanks Not Involved

Bradley Sees No Objection: to Nationalists Harrassing Reds   Would Not Want Yank Troops [nvolved

MacArthur Would Strip U.S. Power  Senators Told Of Danger By Gen Rradlev

No Objectior To Limited Chiang Aid   But Bradley Fears Nationalists Would Involve U. S. Deeply In an: Asian Wer

Have to Cut Military Force Elsewhere to Satisfy Mac's Far East Plan, Bradley Says

Couldn't Agree To Strategy for Containing War   Bradley Says General's Plans Would Strip Other Critical Areas.

Bradley Denies Ease of Using MacArthur Plan   Says Policies Would Require Stripping Other Defense Needs

—WAR POLICYBradley Disagrees On Needs   SEES PERIL OF OVERREACHING

GEN. BRADLEY BACK ON THE STAND TODAY   Tells Senators Army Has No Objection to Using Chiang if Yanks Aren't Involved.   * SAYS HIGH COMMAND OKD REPLACING MAC   Declares U.S. Would Have to Strip Forces Elsewhere to Carry Out Mac's Plan.

Solons Resume Interrogation Of Gen. Bradley   Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Tells Senators There Are No Objections to Using Nationalists For Harrassment of Red China if American Troops Don’t Become Involved

BRADLEY ADDS WORE FUEL T ~FICHT OW MAC   Testifiés Plan’ Would Require Stripping U. S. Power  Elsewhere.

Nationalists May Harass Red China   Bradley Tells Senators No Military Objection To ‘Taking Wraps Off   IF US NOT INVOLVED   Takes Issue With Gen. MacArthur Over Plan To Strike in Orient

MacArthur's Plan Would ‘Strip’ U.S.   Bradley Says Joint Chiefs OKd Dismissal

Chiang Could Enter Fight, Says Bradley   General Cautions Against Involving American Forces

Bradley Tell More About Dismissal   Stripping Defense Elsewhere Held Cost of MacArthur Plans

Bradley Sees  NoObjectionTc  Using Troops Chiangmen As Red  Harrassers ‘O.K. If Not Involved’ G.I.’s

Bradley Sees No. Objection To Use Of Shek’s Forces  - Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff To Return Tuesday

Direct Issue Is Taken With Gen. MacArthur  Bradley Says Asiatic Plan Would Mean Stripping Power Elsewhere.

No No Military Objections to ‘Letting Chiang Fight Reds   But Yanks Cannot Be Involved, Bradley Says

Comunittee Told More Men Needed   War Enlarged Beyond   Capacity Feared Ui   Not Kept in Korea Staff Chief Says

Bradley On Stand Again   Sees No Objection To Letting Chiang Fight If U.S. Troops Not Involved, Says: General

Bradley Admits Pentagon Ready For Chiang's Aid  MacArthur Claim On U.S. Capacity Hit in Testimony

Bradley Tells Why Mac Fired   Says There’s No Military Objection To Using Nationalists

it American Troops Aren't Necessary’   Gen. Bradley Goes Along With Doug Some, But Not All

No Objection If U. S. Forces Aren't Involved  Probers Told Mac’s Policy Would Strip

Bradley Wary Of What Chiang Army Could Do   Says MacA Strategy Would Strip US Power Everywhere Else

Bradley Takes Direct Issue  With Mac Plan   "MacArthur's Plan Would Strip Military Power Elsewhere’

Generals Asiatic Plan Would Strip  Forces Elsewhere   Bradley Says Public Reports Made It Difficult for Mac To Carry Out War Directives

3radley Says U. S. Would Need Strip Power Elsewhere to Carry Out Program of MacArthur

Bradley Says ‘Mac’ Would ‘Strip’ Army  Enlargement Of   Enlargement Of War Would Be Too Big a Drain

Fear Chiang Would Involve Yank Troops   Otherwise Bradley “Says Nationalists Could it Sed Ching

General Bradley Says MacArthur : Asiatic Program Would Have Stripped U. 5. Forces Elsewhere  Dismissal Recommended Because Of His Opposition to Plans

Can’t Strip U. 8S. Power Tc Carry Out Strategy, He Declares   No ‘Differences’ On Formosa Seen   No Objections To Chiang’s Troops Attack, Lf U.S. Not Involved

Bradley Hits MacArthur's Asiatic Plan   Proposal Would Strip U.S. Power Elsewhere, He Says

Conditional Bradley 0.K. On Using Chiang   MISSI RT UPA TMER   7 ¥.rwrISe 6S P A LTS eS

Gigantic Chinese Korea Firecracker Mav Become Explosive In 3 Weeks

UN Army In Korea In Danger Of Do-or-Die Red Offensive In Next Three-Weeks Period

Writer Says U. N. In Korea Holding A Givantic Chinese Firecracker   Great Offensive Possible In Few Weeks, SpcarHeaded By 3,000-Plane Attack; Enemy Believed Well Prevared.

Mystery Malady Hits UN Troops.   Numbers Infected Is Not Disclosed

DISEASE Al FNUNI New Malady Brought by  Red Troops Has Infected Allied Soldiers

INFECTED RED CARRIERS?   ™. aA ARR Ne BARBER ERG.  Hemorrhagic Fever Strikes Troops

Strange Illness, With No Sure Cure Appears Among UN Troops in Korea

MYSTERIOUS DISEASE. HITS UN SOLDIERS   New to Western Medicine; Sulfa, Antibiotics Ineffective.

Mysterious Disease Hits Allied Troops   New Malady Brought To Korean Front By Chinese

Fever Brings Hemorrhage Beneath Skin   Disease Previously  Unknown to West,  Says Army Doctor By STAN CARTER

 Disease Caught From Chinese Red Soldiers  Infects Some UN Troops in Korea War Zone

DEADLY DISEASE TRANSMITTED TO ARMY IN KOREA    25 Americin Treeps Have . Succumbed Toe Malady {Carried By Reds   ATTEMPTS BEING MADE .,TO DEVELOP REMEDY

Mysterious New Disease Causing Concern For Soldiers In Korean War Zone, War Dept. Discloses

Reds Seize Key Height From Allies   Outnumbered Men Overwhelmed in Attack

Mont. Creek  Goes on Tear   Smashes 2 Dams, Floods Valley and Town,  Blocks Roads

Huge Ice Floes Block. Roads After Washout   Two Dams Smashed Many Basements Flooded Early Teday

FLOES BLOCK HIGHWAYS Creek Breaks Two Dams, - Floods Town in Montana

PRODUCTION UP 49, BILLIONS SINCE KOREA   America In Boom Period With Inflation In the Saddle

Americanism Week, Feb. 12 Through 18   ‘U’ Medicat School Study Pronosed

Medic School Enrollment Hike Sought  State Solon Asks Group to Formed To Make Study

County Aid Uncertain, City Goes Ahead Alone   BELVEDERE COUNCIL  Reed School To Get City Sewer Service

No William Tell Act, Burroughs Says Adding Machine Heir  Denies Shooting Wife

U.N. General Assembly To. Open Tuesday   ‘Big Three’ Mapping Plans To Block New Russian ‘Peace’ Move

HOUSE FIGHT ON ISSUE SEEN Senate Okays Redistricting Plan ~ For State In First Showdown _

YOU HAVE A DATI Amarillo Fat Stock  Show  FER 2?6-MARGH 2   Daily News Index   Senate Okavys Redistricting

Senate Okays Redistricting  Plan Passes After  Opposition Beaten

Governor of South Vietnam Assassinated   Official Killed = By Grenade Thrown by  Camminict Terrarict

La Prensa Head Safe In Uruguay  Editor To Remain On Mother’s Ranch

Authority Restored To Rules Group; Taft Chides HST For Delay   Communist Women Sneak By UN Lines

LOWER INCOME IS HIT AGAIN IN TAX BATTLE      Senate Group Ask: Increase In Taxes  Of Little Fellow

Lower Incomes Would Be Hit   New Proposal To Hike Rates Three Percent Being Studied

Move fo Change Income Tax Hike Setup Reported   Senate Finance Boch Would Shift Blow To Lower Brackets

SENATE PROGRAM WOULD SHIFT TAX - INCREASE BURDEN   Plan Being Talked for Porcentage Point Hike Hitting Lower Income Groups by Larger Share.   PROPOSED AS A MEANS OF FIGHTING INFLATION   Plan Would Boost Actual Payments, Not Rates, by 1214 Per Cont Ail Along  the Line,

Low Income Groups May Get Tax Blow   Strong Move in Senate to Ease Up on Higher Brackets.

Soak the Poor Income Tax Is  Now in Wind   Senate Finance Group Considers Low Bracket Tax

Lower Incomes To Feel Boost In Tax Rates  Higher Incomes To -. Gar Eacier Break   Higher Incomes To Get Easier Break By House Program

UNPRECEDENTED CALL BY EMPEROR HIRGHITE   Public Farewell in Japan On a Large Scale   iN ’FRISCO TUESDAY

Departure Plans Changed Some By MacArthur    Now Expects To Reacl United States On Tuesday Morning

Hirohito Call To Bid Goodbye Slated Sunday   San Francisco Also Prepares Stirring Welcome As Hero

HIROHITO TO PAY UNPRECEDENTED CALL ON GENERAI   MacArthur Completing His Preparations for Return  To The U. S.   VISIT IS TOMORROW   Predict Emperor Will Ignore Protocol and Bid Personal Farewell

Philadelphia’Goes Democratic for First Time in 68 Years. Halley Is _ Victor in New York.

Republicans Elected To 4  House Seats   Democrats Win City Administration In Philadelphia

Reds Probing For Weak Spot In U.N. Lines  May Be About Ready To Launch Spring Offensive Drive

ENEMY FORCES NOW MAKING: HEAVY ATTACKS   Counterblows Seen As Prelude To Spring Offensive

Chinese Probe UN Defenses For Soft Spot   Vanguards Feared Prelude to Red Massive Assault

VANGUARDS OF RED TROOPS PROBE UN LINES   Prelude To Spring Drive Is Seen

Governor Suggested He 'Make Amends’ for Conduct at Rail Hearing —  Richardson Goes to Jefferson After Protest

Soviets Deny Warlike Aim, Sav Army Cut  EAN ND Armed Men.   2,500,00 Armed Men Same asin 1939, Claimed by Moscow

Russia Says She’s Ready To Negotiate   Note to Britain Indicates . Military Totals 2.5 Million

Franchot Beats Barbara— Into Court; Sues Bride of 53 Days for Divorce

Sunflower Wears Deceptive Guises   First Impression a Poor Indication of Readiness. of Ordnance Works    TOP MAINTENANCE 'JOB

Sunflower Wears Deceptive Guises   First Impression a Poor Indication of Readiness of  Ordnance Works

AFL Leader Sees No Hope Of Compromise   Unions Opposing Formula’ for .Pay Set by Jobnsion

“enresentatives of Labor Refuse To Attend Wage Board s  Session on New Raise Formula  Johnston Has Signed Order Giving Maximum Boosts of 10 Per Cent

Unions Spurn Board, Wage Parley Killed   Labor Continues Boycott After Czar Sians 10-pct. Order

Pay Formula Dispute Is Action Cause   Johnston Lifts Wage Freeze With ‘Catch-Up’ Order

Labor Refuses To Join New Wage Session  Board Is Asked To Ease Restrictions On Pav Increases

Stabilization Board Postpones Study of Proposed Modification of Current Pay Formula—AFL Official Says “We're Not Going Back—Not Ever”

Union Bloc Shuns Wage Board Meet   ‘Never Going Back,’ Says Georqe Meany

Wage Freeze tifted with Catch-Up Order   Retailers Limited To Same Percentage Markup as Feb. 24

Labor Refuses To Join New Wace Session  Board is Asked To Ease Restrictions  Pia Darr leer vancac

 Refuse to Attend Meeting Called to Modify 10% Formula Signed Tuesday By Johnston; New Price Rein System

Wage Hikes Of 10 Pet. Permitted   Price Increases For Retail Stores Allowed Under Markup Formula

10 Per Cent Wage Raise Plan Signed   Relaxations In Formula Are Recommended By Johnston; Board Meets

Union Trio Refuses To Back Curbs   10 Pet. Raise In Pay Ceiling Unsatisfactory

Labor Plans to Pass Up Wage Meet   No Decision Made On Whether to Rejoin Group. Later

ited with  Wage Freeze Catch-Up Order   Retailers Limited To Same Percentage Markup as Feb. 24

i a Mh as.! ives  21m Fae Labor DOyCOrtS  Wage Board Talk  Johnston’s Order Irks Union Group

: i ‘Turns Down  Wage Meeting Call   Union Leaders Hold Key On Reaction to Move By Stabilizer Johnston

Labor Boycotts + Meeting On Pay Formula   Policy Spokesman Silent on Future Stand cf Unions

No Decision Reached On Pay Formula   Johnston Proposal For Softer Formula Still Hangs Fire

Unionists Say They Wont Rejoin WSB   CLOTHING RETAILERS SAY NEW PRICE ORDER ‘FAIR’

LABOR DEBATES NEW PROPOSAL ON PAY CONTROL   Union Members Refuse To Attend Meeting Of Wage Board Today

LABOR DECLINES TO ATTEND WAGE FORMULA TALKS   Stabilization Board Cancels ‘Meeting; Johnson Signs 10 Pct. Raise Limit.

Johnston Fails To Lure Labor Buck to Board   Planned Revamping Of Wage Formula Delayed; Invoke a New Price Policy

LABOR IGNORES WAGE FORMULA MODIFICATION   Refuse to Attend Afternoon Meeting of Stabilization Board.

Pianist Schnabel Dies  “amnoscer-Artist Plaved First Concert at Ace £

Some Troops Hour’s Mareh From Border   MacArthur Says Units May Cross If Military Needs Dictate

Allied Troops Move Less Than Hour’s March From Famous Parallel Boundary

Allied Troops Move Closer To Parallel 38   Communists’ Losses Are Heavy in Hard Saturday Fight

Counterattacking Enemy Rammed Back as GIs . Two Miles From Line 

Allied Troops Move Closer To Parallel 38  Communists’ Losses   Communists’ Losses Are Heavy in. Hard Saturday Ficht

Order Troops To Cross 38th If Necessary   UN Commander Returns To Tokyo After Visit To Front Line Sector

Allies Less Than a Mile From 38th   Troops are Free To Cross Line At Any Time

MacArthur Offers Reds Peace Talks   Warns China Lacks Industrial Might: Bitter Fiehts Held

Allied Troops Near Parallel, Free to Cross    MacArthur Clears Way Whenever Military Needs Dictate It

SEN. AIKEN ASKS PRICE CURBS ENT   Says Advance Talk About Controls Boosted Costs

Senator Wants Controls Ditchec  Aiken Feels Prices Would Be Lower

GUARD OFFICER FACES OUSTER   Quartermaster Genera  Charged With Gross Hl Neglect Of Duty

Tax Commission Is Criticized in Report by Akers   Little Effort to Collect Delinquent Taxes is Reported

Tax Commission Draws Criticism Urged to Collect Delinquent Accounts

L-A COUNTRIES PLAN TO CURB SUBVERSIVES   Hemispheric Official: Name Acheson Head Of Organization

Inter- American  Curbs on Spies Are Propel   Acheson Rallies 20 Latin Nations to Hemisphere Defense

Expected To Raise Age To. 182 Years   Lower House Action Nex Week Likely To Give Congress Power To Call Off Traming Any Time.

18%-Year Age Limit and Other Changes Likely   Senate Passes Measure by Vote of 79-5

Military Leaders Predict Measure To Pass But dmendments To Change Original Version

Bill Passed Senate Fri. By 79 To 5   Draft of 18 Year Olds Sure But Many Amendments Due

House to Give Senate's Draft Measure Trouble   Members Appear Set To Raise Minimum  Service Age to !8!/5

Measure Is Expected To Be Altered   Number of Changes Considered Certain In Lower Chamber

Rough Going. Seen for Draft Bill in House   Bottom Age Likely To Be Raiséd To 1814

18Year Old Draft Facing House Changes   Measure Overwhelmingly Voted by Senate Will Encounter Trouble in House,

Senate Passes Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds   Battle Is Foreseen On Moves 'To Amend Measure Tn House

House toRevise  Draft Bill   Drastic Changes To Be Made in Version Passed By Senate 79-5

HigherAge,Ban On Troops for Europe Seen   Senate Approves U.M.T,, Rut Representatives Ty Tack an Limit

Truman Stand Re-opens Tilt   Showdown Is Seen On Dawson Influence

CASE TO BE ‘REOPENED’ Influence Prober Irked By Truman’s Dawson OK

Courage Against Odds  Reunion In Korea  Wilderness Tabernacle  one  And Other Local Tales

CAUDLE ADMITS BEING GUEST OF TAX DEFENDANT   Move To Hit Employes Not  Linked To Current  Tax Firings 1

Caudle Tells of Fishing Jaunt With Tax Man   Ex-Assistant Attorney General Tells House He Knew Nothing of Fraud Case on Friend

Caudle Testifies On Free Florida Trip Ex-Tax Division Chief Quizzed By House Subcommittee   Galveston Grand Jury Report Slated

Caudle Testifies He Was Guest of Tax Probe Figure  Internal Revenue Director Pledges Sweeping Drive

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   More Tax Officials Facing Ax

CAUDLE DENIES WRONG-DOING AS U.S. PROSECUTOF   RESUMES TESTIMONY AS WITNESS BEFORE HOUSE. COMMITTEE

CAUDLE TELLS OF FISHING TRIP   Unaware Host Was Being Probed; New Ousters Due

Caudle Testifies He and Revenue Bureau’ Chief Counsel Were Florida Fishing  Guests of Manufacturer Under Tax Probe

Temperatures   ‘Manufacturer Investigated for ‘Tax Fraud Took Caudle Fishing

Several More Officials to: Be Ousted: Dunlap   Decisions on Most'.of 14 Under Fire Now. to Be Announced

CAUDLE GUES) OF MAN IN TAY TROUBLE.   House Group Told Prosecutor Didn't Know of Difficulties

Fired Official Denies He Was Aware of Fraud Case During Lush Pishine Trip

Caudle Florida Guest of Man Under Tax Inquiry   Testifies That He And Charles Oliphant Went On Fishing Excursion

FORECAST NEW SET OF FIRINGS INTAX SERVICE   Bureau’s Attorhey Also Guest of Man With Tax Tronbles

Caudle Admits Being Guest of Man in Tax Case  He and Chief Counsel Of Revenue Bureau  Went to Florida

His Host Faced Tax Fraud Case   Ousted Official Claims He Didn't Know About Charge

Tax Attorneys Enterfained by Fraud Suspect  netad farrmeral   Ousted Counsel Says He Unaware Of Tax Troubles

Tax Defendant Feted Caudle And Tax Aide  Free Fishin g Tri ps Described: New Revenue Shakeu p Expected

TAX OFFICIALS GUESTS OF MAN. IN FRAUD CASE   Caudle, Oliphant Went Fish. ing With Manufacturer Under Investigation.

Bruce Brown Warns U. S. Faces Gas Ration Unless More Steel Available

General Ridgway Speaks With Praise:  GI ‘Arrives’ as Fighting Mar

ONE-MAN MOB—NO. 11:  McCarthy's Lost List ‘elm Pi-late(-inelt im iatsia)

ONE-MAN MOB—NO. 9: . : Sen. McCarthy's Crusade for the Malmedy Nazis

70,000 Out in Nation-wide ¥ Textile Strike   Pickeling Begins in 150 Mills; 15-Cent Pay Roost Sought

70,000 Textile Workers Strike For More Pay   150 Mills Affected  As Men Seek  15-Cent Boost

MacArthur Denies He Will Seek Any Political Office   General Tells Crowd at San Francisco Reception He Hopes His Name Will Never Be Used in Any Political Way

Verdigris and Neosho Help to Make Arkansas Big Trouble Maker in South

Arkansas River Poses Huge Flood Control Problem .   Reservoir System  For Basin Is Army Engineers’ Answer; Five Near Emnaria .

‘Influence’ Denied in  RFC Deals   Director Denies President's Aide Or Expediter Got Loans .Through

Testifies af Hearing by Senate Group   Admits Assigning Loan Application To Examiner

RFC Director Denies Yielding to Influence In Loan Applications   Says Two Charged With Using Pull Did Not Approach Him

Willett Testifies Before Senate RFC Investigation  Director Asserts He "Never Consciously'

Arn Into Office As 4,000 Watch  New Kansas} Governor Takes Oath at 12:25; - 11 Others Before  32ND CHIEF! OFFICIAL  Wichita Attorney Pledges to Hold’ State’s “Re  Wichita Attorney Pledges to Hold State's “Re markable Gains”

Promises Kansas Will Perform Its Emergency Role   State Must Retain  Hs Gains While Shunning New Taxes New Evecutive Save

Ike Planning To Keep lob  Until Summer   ‘Reliable Authority’ Source of Story About kisenhower

Ike Rumored Set To Shan  Nominations   High Source Says General  SVili Shelve Ambitions  *FGl Own Tob’: Dene

General Places Military Duties First Ike May Remain At Post Until Summer

Trur ruman Mum On Call To Quiz Aide  oe *   ‘Sonate Probers Invite Dawson-To Testify In RF€ Deats -

Truman Mum On Dawson Appearance   Deadline for Reply To Committee Passe: Without Comment

Truman Silent On Calling Of Dawson To Stanc   Testimony Of RFC Official Awaits Decision

RED ATTACKS BEATEN OFF BY U.N. FORCES  Ground Activity on Korean Battlefront Continues ona Minor Scale,

U. N. Forces Beat Off Two Red Attacks   ‘Chinese Patrol Is Ambushed By Allies

UN Forces Beat Off Two Red Attacks   ‘Ground Activity Continues on a  ee en

Enemy Force Ambushed in Patrol Clash   Only Limited Fighting Is Reported on Korean Fronts; UN Air Power Unleashed.

Two Red Attacks Repulsed   .UN War Planes Keep Up Attacks To Hamper Enemy

Big 3, Turkey Spur Defense Of Middle East   Lay Plans for Command Despite Protests of Arab League

BLUEPRINT FOR MIDDLE EAST DEFENSE LAIL   Turkey Joins Biz Three While Arab States Hold Aloof.

West Warns Arad Section Te Unite Against The Recs  Only Turkey of the Middl cd: EE cee: 8 Ree D   Only Turkey of the Middle East Shows Real  Interect.

Defense Plan Drawn for  Middle East   Join or Stand Alone Big 3, Turkey Tell Area Nations

Arab Countries Told They Must Join to Get Aid   Egypt Leads Revolt Against Cooperating With Western Powers

TURKEY JOINS. DEFENGE PLAN FOR MID-EAST   Arab League Objects, Egypt Holding Out But Others  Ave Rreaastio -

Dig 3, Turks  Form Leacue   Egypt, Other Nations. Shy About Foinine Parr

Egyptians Cold Toward Scheme To Halt Soviets   Western Nations, — Turkey Setting Up Defense Command

Only Turkey Is Joining New Group   Western Powers Lay Down Blueprint For Defense System

Blueprint Set For Defenses  In Middle East   Russians Snubbed in New Try to Seat Red China in U.N.

Middle Eastern Countries Told They Must Join In Alliance To Secure Aid

ALLIED POWERS — TO HELP DEFEND THE MIDDLE EAST   U. S., Britain, France and Turkey Announce Plans to Meet Threat of Red Aggression in Area.   COMMAND TO BE SET UP BUT NO DATE IS SET   States Territorially Involved — Invited to Anin — Action Declared Vital to Free World.

Turkey Joins ‘Big Three’ Defense Plan   Arab Nations Appear Cold Toward Linking Problems With West

11 Countries Told To Join By Big Three   Command Is Seen As Best Defense Move For Area

TAIL-DOWN LANDING MADE BY AIRLINER   Crafi Skids 2,000 Feel to Safe Stop—None of 46 Persons Aboard Injured.

24,700 Red Casualties on Sunday Alone   UN Columns Push Retreating Enemy Hard  MES: Wars ose Caan t oe  Pee

ENEMY FORCES RETREAT 10 AGAIN GROUP .   Allied Patrols Meoting Little Red Opposition

Biggest Enemy Offensive In Korea Blasted  Red<« Falling Rack   Reds Falling Back Along Virtually Entire Korean Front

Foe Gives Up Its Positions  North of Seoul   Allies Counter Drive Carries 22 Miles Beyond Capital City

UN Forces Gain 22 Miles near Seoul In Counterattack   Reds Abandon Bridgehead Menacing Northeast Lines; AR 000 Killed in Five Davs

Decimated Foe Is Plunged Into Headlona Retreat   Erase Bridgehead Menacing Seoul; Allied Counter Punch To Catch Reds After Worst Enemy Debacle Of War; 2nd Division Safe

Williams Fired As Secretary Of Territory   Official Who Has Differed With Governor Through

Allies InStiff Battle   Take Series of Hills; Dogfights Swirl ~  Qwerhead

Allies Report Minor Gains In New Drive   Mark-up Advances In Limited Attacks For Hill Positions

Allies Battle  Ahead in Sharp Korea Attacks   New Jet Fight Staged Near Manchuria Nets U. S. Two Red MIGs

ALLIES TAKE HILLS IN STIFF FIGHTING   Action Steps Up on Karean Fronts; Jets Again Claeh

in 15-Minute Air Battle 29 American F-86 Sabre Jets Contended With 46 Communist Jets Destroying Two

UN Forces Advance In Limited Attacks   All American Planes Re turn From Spectacular Air Battle

Allies InStit Battle   Take Series of Hills; Dogfights Swirl Overhead

Telegraph Union Called Security Danger  Senate Investigators Urae Swift Actian Te Plac) sk:

Senate Probers See Red Access fo U.S. Secrets   Left-Wing Members of Wire Union Held to Be Security Risk

Cullman Lake Will Officially Open On Thursday, June 21   32-Acre Lake To Attract Hundreds Of Fishermen

UP Writer Calls Seoul ‘Dead City’   Wail of Children Mingles With Roar Of Army Vehicles

Enemy Pushes Through Gap In U. N. Line   Chinese Troops Locate Soft Spot Between British, American Forces; RCA Station Transmits Final Message From City

Agencies Aid _ Labor Peace   Workers, Industry Favor Federal Participation

TREND IS TOWARD GOV. SETTLEMENT   Labor, Employers Reported Willing To Let Government Fix Peace Terms

Defendant Links U. s. fo Plot   Hungary Continues Trial of Archbishop

Says Groesz ‘Planned To Run Hungary   Legation Employe Is Fifth Of Nine Defendants Heard

Prelate Agreed To Take Over In Hungary, Trial Court Told   Rw FNDRE MARTON

Six Co-Defendants Are Sentenced; Monk Must Die, Others Go To Jail

Archbishop ‘Confesses’ Anti-RedPlot In Hungary  Trial of Groesz Follows Pattern Of Predecessor

DEFENDANTS CONFESSING AS USUAL TO REDS   Link Americans, Use of Typewriter, to Customary Hungarian Plot.

Man Tells All  To Hungary   U. S. Legation Emplove Confesses to ‘Plot Involving Clergy

Catholic Leader ‘Contes’ Plots   Hungary Claims ‘Plot? Uncovered

GROESZ FOUND GUILTY, GIVEN 1D YEAR TERM   Trial Of Archbishop, Others In Hungary Is Concluded

Tells Of Pledge Archbishop Made   Employe of Ame*tioin Legation Testifies In Hungarian Trial

Hungary Cleric Sentenced To 15-Year Term.   Bishop Groesz Geis Prison; Co-Defendan' To Be Executed

Death Penalty Demanded In Hungary Trial   Prosecutor Asks Severest Verdict For Bishop. 8 Others

Archbishop Tried By Hungary Reds Pleads Guilty  Catholic Church Head, Others Accused of Plotting With U.'S.

Advence Third Of GOP Bills On Home Rule   Measure Setting Up Formula to Divide Welfare Cost is Pushed Out of Committee

Senate Okays Measure On First Reading   Would Establish Formula On Cost OF Welfare Aid

FARSON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. W. Gerber, Pastor  Rtas Mennrmrk Gane

FARSON BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. L. W. Gerber, Pastor  man... gre... .._¢ gd... gg

FARSON BAPTIST CHURCH  Rev. L. W. Gerber, Pastor Mav Cranarh Gane.

Gross’ Refusal. To ‘Sing’ Wrecks N. Y. Graft Trial   Believe $75,000 Payoff Sealed Gambler's Lips; Faces 133-Year Term

Ex-Bookie King, Harry Gross, Is Given Five Year:  Wrecks Graft Trial   Wrecks Graft Trial Of 18 New York Cops By Silence

‘ilted Soldier Shoots Girl Friend. 3-2 ‘at Church Service. Commits Suicide” 2+!

Jilted Soldier Invades Candle-Lighted Church fo Kill Girl: Then Commits Suicide

[Teenager Girl Spurns ‘Love of Soldier, 1G! Shoots Her During Church Service

Debs Mop Floors In Hospitals   Minneapolis Strike Continues; Society Matrons Aid in Work

\Doctor Robbed By Baby Sitters Found Dead In ‘Auto, Withhold Causes

FREE NATIONS END MEETING AT OTTAWA   Big Question Now Is Reaction of Krem. lin to Defense Buildup.

Allied: Troops Smash ‘Into Yachon, Nine Miles In Red Area”   -News From-Fronts:

Release of  Mother on Bond Asked   Woman Faces 6-Month Term for Refusing Jury Service.

Enemy Suffers Big Losses   UN Air Power Takes Heavy Toll On Commies

Hooky Due to Rabbit Hunting Date Brings Wildlife and Schoolman Tilt

: Debate Changing Opening Date Of Hunting «So Boys Won't Play Hookey From Schools

Ban on Sports  Wires Urged   Interstate News Lines Boor Ty. Rettorc,. FCC Save

Area Coal Men Oppose Waterway   Pennsvivania, Marylanc And W. Virginia Ask Congress To Reject St. Lawrence Project.

Senate Adopt: Huge Bill on Construction  Carries Sum of $5.887.669.178  For Military

RACIAL APPEAL BEING DRAFTED   Lawyers Prepare Objections To Ruling That UNC Must Admit Negroes To Law School.

Italy Faces New Threat Of Flood   Water Is Rising After Heavy Rain

Threats Of New Moods In Italy ‘Str Populace   Mor. Than 100 Deaths Alrea:ly Recorded;  Dama, Heavy,

New Floods Rise In Ifaly As Death Toll Passes 100  Aerial Fleet Drane   Aerial Fleet Drops Aid To Thousands Of Merooned Villagers

Government May Roll Back Prices In Order This Week  Would Force Cuts On Price Rises Not Based On Cost Hikes

Great Britain Warns Iran It Must Face ‘Conseauences’ of Any Harm to Subject:

Warns Iran To Protect British Subjects Or Face Consequences be nn»

GOP Caucus To Be Given Levy Package   Inchides Taxing .  Beverages, Smokes, Natural, Gas, Gifts. Firms. Inheritances

Compromise Tay Program Ready For Legislature  Senate GOP Caucus To Consider Income Tax Substitute

Yanks Stab_ Miles Past Border   Directed toward Heart of Enemy _Buildup of Troops

 —KOREA— GPs Push Into Red Buildup   DRIVE 8 MILES OVER PARALLE!I

U.S. Forces Stab North Of Parallel   Armor, Infantry: Penetrate 8 Mi.; Reach Edge of Huge Red Buildup

RedBuildup For Offensive Believed Near   Allies Stab Fight _ Miles North of "38th: Parallel.

U.S. Forces Push Toward Heart Of Reds’ Offensive Build-Up   ‘Tanks and Infantry Stab Eight Miles Baevandithe 28th Parallel

U.N. Across Parallel 38  On All Front:   Crossing Made Jn Force in Central Sector

Counterattack Of Reds Beaten To The Punch   Enemy Resistance Reported Heavy; Ridaeway Confident

Strong Forces Push Over 38th In Mid-Korea   Kighth Army Heading Into Area of Major Communist Buildup

Trouble Beewing US Kighth Army Heads Toware Bio Communist Buildup Area

Strong Allied Forces Head For Center of Communists’ Biaqgest Buildup in Korea

Allies Cross 38th ~~ On All War Fronts   United Nations Head Inte Area Of Reds’ Biggest Buildup—Enemy Resistance increasing— Ridaeway Ontimistic

Central Korea Line Extended By MacArthur   Red Resistance in All Sectors Stiffens As UN Gets Jump on Communist Build-Up; Artillery and Planes Bolster Attack

STRONG ALLIED FORCES CROSS 38TH PARALLEL   8th Army Heads Into Area  Of Communists’ Big ) gest Buildup   ‘RED RESISTANCE GETTING STIFFER

Strong Allied Forces Cross  38th Parallel   Head Directly into Area of Chinese Red's Big Buildup

Gen. Ridgway Accompanies  Strong Force  Push Aimed At Red Defense Triangle

Premier of LT ranceHere  For Meeting   Promises to Keep Up Fight Against Communsim; Want Help from Truman

French Premier Pleven Here For Crucial Talks   Promises To Continue Fight Against Reds: To Plead For Feanons To Conthbat drorpestan

PLEVEN GIVEN BIG WELCOME   Visit Here Expected To End Some Friction Between U.S., France.

French Chiel And Truman  Start Talks   President Greets Towering Premier At Washington

Pleven Arrives in U.S. With Pledge to Battle Communism  Top Level Meetings Scheduled to Map Defense Strategy

Not Much Prospect Yet For Cheaper Prices on Meat at the Butcher Shop

FAMILY OF 4 TRAPPED 5 DAYS ON MOUNTAIN   Car Stalled in Snow; Kept Baby Alive With  Syrup.

Heavy Snow  Traps Four  Rescuers Save Family After Terrifying W eek

Family of Four Trapped Five Days by Heavy Snow Rescued   Can of Syrup Only Food; Fed to Baby -

2.Way Investigation Of Lewistown Blast Opens;  Four Killed, Ten Injured

Reds Retreat Ahove Seoul. Gain In East   Abandon Supplies In Rout In West      Gap Reported Torn «In ROK Lines Between Pugnam And Coast

South Koreans Cave In Before New Red Attack   Chinese Abandon Supplies in Fleeing Before Allied Tanks

NEW ATTACKS AP YE BIP WN AOK FRONT   In West Korea Enemy Flight Turns Into Rout North’ of Seoul Area,

Enemy Hits Hard In East Sector   Chinese Troops On Move Around Soksa; Beaten Back Elsewhere

COMMIES CRACK SOUTH KOREAN LINES IN EAST   Reds Are Fleeing Fastest North Of Seou!

Reds Abandoning Ammo and Supplies North Of Seoul in Haste to Escape Allied Fire: Pour by Thousands Through ROK Positions

Allies Pursue Routed Foe   Enemy Troops in ‘East Exploit Gap in Attack on South Korean Lines

Allies Rush to Seal Gap as ROKs Collanse   Communist Retreat ir West Becomes Kout North of Seoul

In Headlong Flight on Other Fronts   Rip Wide Gap in So. Korean Lines near East Coast

Western Drive Collapses; Fight Pushed in East   South Koreans Give Way On East Coast

However, Reds Rerew Attacks On East Front   Reinforcements Put In Battle to Stop Red Breakthrough

TEXAS SOLONS CAST EYES ON QUITTING DATE   Tax Stalemate Is Only Block; Hope For Decision Seen:

Legislators Plan to Quit In 10 Days   Despite Tax Problem, Both Groups Indicate Adjournment Shortly

Immediate. Trade Of Sick Men Possible   Tax Probe Charge Readied Mystery Man Grunewald To Be Cited

Groundwork Laid for Contempt Action Against Uncooperative Grunewald

Murphy Not Eager to Head ‘Clean Up’ Drive, Contempt Action Seen for Grunewald.

Ex-Millionaire Broke; Says There Is No Use In Saing Him Any More

Push Within 33 Miles Of Old Border   Tanks Withdraw To Main Lines After Thrust

Armored Force Slogs Within 33 Miles of 38th   Deepest Penetration Since Fall of Seoul

Reach Within 33 Miles of 38th Marker   No Major Enemy Force Located By Allied Patrol

U.N. Strikes Deep: Into Red Lines   Probes 33 Miles From 38th Parallel

Troops Push Within 33 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Allied Advance is Deepest Penetration Since Fall of Seoul

Patrols Stab Farther Into No-Man’s Land   More Russian Made Jets Are Shet Down

UN Forces Driving Near 38th   Task Force Slugs Within 33 Miles -Of Boundary Line

Penetration — Deepest Since Falll of Seoul   No ‘Reds Found 10 Miles North Of Wonju

UN Task Force Pushes Close to 38th Parallel, Then Withdraws: American Jets Win Another Round

UN Task Force Within 33 Miles of Seoul; Yank Jets Damage Red Planes

Tanks, Infantry Fight Two Road Blocks To Enter Hoengsong, Withdraw To Friendly Lines; Other Patrols Unopposed   U. 8, JET FIGHTERS TANGLE WITH RUSSIANS

U.N. Forees Slug to Near 38th Paralle  American Jets Report Air Win

—KOREA—  Main Red Foree Still Not Found   PARTHEST GAIN SINCE SEOUL

One Penetrates Within 33 Miles of Parallel, Reports No Major Enemy Units in Area, Reds  ; '  Continue to Infiltrate Lines Near Yongwol

Deepest Allied Gain Since Fall Of Seoul Is Made   Patrols Are Unable To Find Main Body Of Communist Troops

ENTER, THEN WITHDRAW TD ALLIED. LINE   Report No Major Red Forces Encountered in Area; Jets Battle.

Gls Battle ‘Way Nearly to  3$th Parallel   U.S. Jets Again Batter Russ Mts; 'Capters Rescue Yanks

No Major Red Force Found  Near Wonju   American Jet Planes Push Red Fighters Baek Into Manchuria

Planemakers Say Ill Take Year To Boost Outnut   Survey Shows It Will Take Time To Assemble Tools And Material.

Aircratt Industry To Need Time   At Least Six Months Needed To Get Going

Plane Production Will be Limited By Material, Manpower Shortages

Time Required To Start Making Planes For War   At Least Year Needed To , Torn Quy Ae ‘May. As Built During Last War

Plane Makers To Take Year To Hit 50 Per Cent Of Wartime Production

California Aircraft Plants State It Will Take One Year to Equal Half of Last War’s Output

Acute Skilled Technician Shortage Is Reported By Aircraft Industry

\Leading Plane Manufacturers Assert \Jumping Production No Overnight Job

Uphill Battle Faces Airplane Plants  *  _ ry ro W yeu vo re a inf §) an Pa yay wha a

Survey Shows Shows  Time, Crabisiien Needed To Boost AircraftOutpu;

ALLIED TROOPS MEET LITTLE ENEMY ACTION   Red‘s Main Army Still- Withdrawing On Two Sectors

Ground Units Strike Deep Hunting Foe   Communists’ Jets Again Challenge UN Supremacy of Air

Arab Legion Commander Is Named Chief Plotter In Kings Assassination   Eight Defendants Herded Into Court; Two Others Being Tried-In Absentia

TAX OFFICIALS. ‘SHAKEDOWNS’ PROBE SPREADS   -Lithofold In Only Pilot Case,’ Senator Declarea«

TAX OFFICIALS ‘SHAKEDOWNS' PROBE SPREADS   Lithofold Inquiry Only ‘Pilot Case,’ Senator Declares

State Director Worried... . CEC ws sn  Plans Are Urged  or Civil Defense

N.C. Civil Defense Chief Worries - Because People Take Threat Lightl

Justice Dept. Defends Rule Of Seized Firm   Ex-Secy. Johnson Was Paid $243.969  For 5-Year Services

Alien Film Firm Showing Profit, Wiley Is Told   German Corporation

Aniline Firm’s Net Worth Doubled Since U: 8. Took Over Its Control

Justice Division  SaysValueDoubles   Film Corporation Better Off Under U. S., Is Declaration

Fatal Flood Waters Swirl In Colorado   Houses Wash Away. Cars Swept From Road As Cloudburst  Overflows Streams

General Explains Steps Taken to Safeguard Nation  What Saves Us From Attack?

“Wrecking Crew” Led By Colmer Trimmed Spending Wielded Behind-The-Scenes Economy

North Atlantic Conference s Ending Sessions  Admittance Of   Admittance Of Turkey And Greece To NATO Is Urged

TO DEDICATE HOSPITAL   Gov. Stevenson to Be Chief Speaker at Mt. Vernon TB Hospital Ceremony on May 13. .

GOVERNOR TO DEDICATE HOSPITAL   Gov. Stevenson to Be Chief Speaker at Mt. Vernon TB Hospital Ceremony on May 13.

United's Pilot Strike Referred To President   Mediation Board Asks Emergency Action in Dispute

Appointment of Investigating Board Sought   President Urged To Take Immediate Emergency Action

Truman Gets UAL Strike For Action      ‘National Mediation Board Acts With Authority of Railway Labor Act; No  Planes in Air

Truman Asked To Take Hand  In Plane Strike Pilots Ignore Mediatior   Pilots Ignore Mediatior Board Order to Go Back to Jobs

American Boys Are  Still Red Targets   By FRANK HH. BARTIOLOMEEW UU. PP Statt Coprasnondant

"Are the Reds Still Shooting at My Brother?’”: an eyewitness answer      Story Of A Soldier’s \  Life In Korea Today As Peace Talks Lag

WAR CORRESPONDENT REPLIES i neeeeneneereeeteeeeneliemeemermeene onan  Girl Asks If Reds Still Shoot At Brother   By FRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW

County Fair Grounds a Busy Scene   Preparations Are Under Way for Big Opening Tuesday--~ Cornival Set Un

County  Fair Groundsa— Busy Scene   Preparations Are»  “Under Way for Big  Opening Tuesday--Carnival Set Up

Local Businessmen To Hear OPS Representatives June 7   Price Clinic Set At Fire Station From 9 a.m.-12 Noon Next Thursday

Heavy Snowfall Blocks Roads in North Missouri   Blanket of 12 to 15 Inches Reported in A Small Section

Heavy Snow Blocks Roads In Missouri   8 to 10 Inches Near Chillicothe Jams Highway

Ends of Battleline Pushed Northward By South Koreans   Tank-Infantry Column Pierces Chunchon Without Opposition

Hope Hurricane May Veer Westward To Miss Jamaica   ANOTHER STORM SPRINGS UP: 1,000 MILES - EAST OF BRITISH WEST INDIES

Jamaica Safe As Hurricane Veers West   Storm-Ravaged Island Spared New Blow  Starm Weakene

New Tropical Twister Heads For Jamaica   Will Hit This ; Afternoon: Now.220 Miles Off Kingston

Tropic Hazard  Fourth Hurricane Of Season  Threatens Battered Jamaica

Jamaica Spared A Second Blow From Hurricane   Wind Veers West And Loses Power As Isle Readies

Hurricane May Miss Jamaica  Report Storm Veerinc Away From Island

Hurricane Veers, Will Spare Jamaica   Storm Also Drops in Force As Jomoice Wes Preparing For Bia Blow

MISSES PASS AT JAMAICA   Hurricane Dog Veers West, Loses Force; Caution Still Uraed

Jamaicans Brace For New Storm   Fourth Hurricane 0: Season Roars Upon Capital Of Kingston

Jamaica Safe As Hurricane Veers West   Fourth Storm OF Season Will Go Past Island

HURRICANE MAY CHANGE COURSE TO MISS ISLAND   Storm Forecaster Says  Winds Following Westward Course Over Water South OF Jamaica.

Jamaica Agair Faces Menace Of Hurricane  Tr. at 6h, hh   Fourth Twister. Due To Hit Capital Of Big British Island

Jamaica Gets Respite from Hurricane ‘D’  Storm Veers West, Loses Strength Ae Winde Decrenc

Jamaica Making Preparations Toda To Battle Second Hurricane in  Three Weeks But It May Miss Isle

Jamaica Braces As New Storm Nears Island   Weather Watchers Chart Hurricane In Atlantic

Jamaica Braces for Second Strong Storm; Fourth Hurricane Sighted

Jamaica Spared As Hurricane Loses Strenath   Veers West as Winds Drop to 60 mph; Second Storm Over Atlantic

Inaugural Talk To Be Given on Radio Tonight   Youngdahl Resigns Officially, Leaves Today for Washington

Takes Office Relinquished By Youngdahl  Simple Ceremony   Simple Ceremony Held in Rotunda Of State Capitol

Features index   Frat ‘Torture’ Probed .  * * * * * Deayvamdse Deremsse FT. OP et Ce

Frat ‘Torture’ Probed  - * * e & Porents Racciua Tarrad Nazed San

Officials Close ‘Filthy’ School For Children   Hungry and Dirty Youngsters Found In Surprise Raid

Colleges Shocked at Judge's Denunciation of Corruption In Sentencing Caae Players

CAPT. BRADFORD TO HAVE ACTIVE DUTY; HONORED   Staff Dinner Speeds Cap. tain on New Assignment in Houston, Texas

Local Guard ‘Officer Honored   Captain W. S. C. Bradford, Leaving for Tour of Active Duty, Entertained by Stat.

Grand Champ Steer Sells for $10,965  American Royal Prize Animal Brings $10.75 Pound

Reds Follow ‘Joan Of Arc‘ Mf Avs ‘sa in Rila-k  pads Chine Troops

Testity Murderer Was Incapable of Malice  In Killing Of Salesman

Truman Warns Inflation May Wreck Country   President Aascults Special Interests For Opposing Controle

Inflation Still Great Danger, Nation Is Told  President Assails   President Assails ‘Special Interests’

PRESIDENT URGES CONGRESS ACT 10 HALT DOWN PRICES   Assails ‘Sflecial Interests’ for Opposing Controls Program   LAW ENDS IN 2 WEEKS   Clothing Manufacturers Or‘dered to Figure New Price Ceilings

Truman Assails Foes Of Economic Controls  President Declares if U. S$. Economy Is   President Declares if U. S. Economy Is Wrecked, Russia Would Win Whole World

HST Hits. Enemies Of  Controls   President Says Inflation Would Wreck U. §. Econom

President 7 Asks Strong Controls  ; Wants Congress To Open War On Inflation

RIGID CONTROL PLEA TS MADE BY PRESIDENT   Truman Attacks NAM And “Special  Interests’’

ngress Should Pass Anti-Inflation param To Hold Down Prices—Trumar

Truman Blasts Cliques Urging Controls Lift   Express Need For Anti-Inflation Plan To Guard Economy

Reds Might Win World, Truman Says  Attacks ‘Special   Attacks ‘Special Interests’ In. Speech

UN Commander Expected To Delay Giving Reply  To Communist Proposal    Enemy Suggests Village East Of Kaesong As Site Of New Parley On Terms Of Armistice In Korea

Rep. Brooks Says Atomic Shell Ready   Asks Use in Korea. to Save Thousands of American Lives

Army Men in Korea Are Yule Shopping   Jot Down Christmas Lists Send to Central PX and Gifts Bought, Mailed

CONSPIRING TO BRIBE ARMY OFFICERS ‘Religious Order’s: Loss Is $200,000

He Claimed to Have “Influence” Gave ‘Con’ Man Thousands,  Witnesses Tell Senators

Church Bilked by "Con Man”   Priest Says $150,000 or More Paid Out io. Obtain Buildings

Priests Tell Of ‘Con’ Man  Paid Him $150,000 For ‘Barqain Leases’

Priests Paid $200,000 For ‘Influence ’Aid   ‘Professional Confidence Man’ Got The Cash, Senate Prohe Told

$150,000 Paid to Confidence Man Priest Testifies   Others Tell of Being Bilked by Sam Mason “of Money for ‘Leases’

Payments To Cori Man Told During Probe   At Least $150,000 Turned Over To Confidence Man, Is Testimony Of Greek Catholic Priest

Two Million Men Subject To New Draft   However Not All To Be Called Unless War Starts

Two Million American Men 26-35 Are Subject To Draft Under Universal Military Training

New Law Makes Two Million More Men Elisible For Military Service

New Law Changed Limits Two Million 26-35 Subject To Draft in New UMT Plan

Haman Life Will Be Miahty Chean When Atomic Shells Start Whizzing Across Battlefield

Summer Band Work To Begin Monday  Friday Final Day For _ Enrollment, Kidwell Reminds

Summer Band Work To Begin Monday  Friday Fine! Day For ‘Enrollment, Kidwell

Tax Framers In House Seek Expert Advice   Move Launched To Rush Revenue Leaislation

Invasion Of China Predicted   Madame Chiang Says Nationalists To Make Move Before Year’s End.

Allied Planes And Guns Blas! Massing Foe   Communists Expected To Renew Spring Offensive Soon

SMOKE SCREENS USED BY REDS AS THEY MASS   Enemy Stepping Up Frontline Activity: Jets In New Fight

Hit Through Smoke Screen  Near Yulgil   Ground Troops Brace, Dispatch Patrols Northward

Allied Planes Plaster Enemy Buildup Areas  Reds Attempt To Screen Operations By Use Of Smoke

Compromise Offered On Truce Talks   State Department Appeals To Russia To Aid In Peoce

Russ Lose In UN on 2 Big Issues   Reds Lose Out on Nationalist China, German Vote Debate

Assembly Overrules Red Vote   Nationalist Charge Unifying Election Will Be Debated

UN Assembly Votes to Discuss Nationalists’ Charges Russia Threatening Independence;  Also Will Consider Elections in Germany

Russia Handed Setbacks in UN Vote To Study German and Chinese Plans

PROPOSALS ON GERMANY CHINA PUT ON AGENDA   Kremlin Opposes Moves In West’s Peace Plan at General Assembly.

Reds Lose Diplomatic Battles Over Germany  And Chinese Affairs   Votes To Probe Possibility O1 All-German Elections And Kremlin's Threat On China.

Russ Seeks Atlantic Pact Showdown   Red Requests Come As New Bombshell At Deputies Meet

Reds Demand  Showdown Or  Atlantic Pact New Bombshell  T Teunwntea Din A TNL.

cc 01 v6 )D_ LUCK SIGN?  Ca - irry UN ' Delegates Back To Home Camp

So This Is Peace?  Armed Services Send Up Storm Warnings With Their Requests   (by the Associated Fress ) Armament for Carao Ships Pllanned Soon

All Egypt To Rejoice And Celebrate When King Takes 17-Year-Old Bride

EGYPT AWAITING ROYAL MARRIAGE   King Farouk Will Wed 17-Year-Old Sunday

gypt Prepared For, Celebration To Mark Wedding Gf King Fara And 17-Year-Old Baauty On Sunday

GOP Plans To Wipe Out 14th, 33rd   Third Congressional  Area Will Be Removed From Central Pennsylvania, But Is Indefinite.

Two. Affected Districts Are 14th And 33rd   Latter In Allegheny County Would Be Attached To 24th District Comprising Washington, Greene Counties   NO DECISION YET ON THIRD DISTRICT

U. N. Planes Rip Into Threatening Chinese Lines, Staging Areas   Allied Air Force Hurls 900 Devastating Attacks As Artillery Roars Along Front And Rok Troops Battle On Fast Coast

ATTEMPT 10 OUST ATTLEE DEFEATED   LABOR GOVERNMENT'S PLAN TO TAKE OVER STEEL INDUSTRY UPHELD.

'NO IMMEDIATE CHANGE   Forecast Calls for Continued Chilly And Gloomy Weather

Ridgway Says 6,000 POW’'s May Have Been Killed   Crime Investigator Has Figures For Only 365 Deaths

Ridgway Says Red Atrocities May Be 6,000   Only 365 Bodies . Recovered; Most Kin Notified

RIDGWAY FEARS 6000 KILLED   Reports ‘Considerable Evidence’ To Red,  Atrocities

Supports Atrocity Charges   Allied Headquarters Says Evidence Considerable  Of Reds’ Mass Murders

Atrocity Deaths May Reach 6,000   Each Side Now Accusing Other In War Of Words  In Knrea

Reports On  Investigation Of Atrocities  Says Evidence Points   Says Evidence Points To Fate of GIs Captured in Koren

Hanley Figure Upped by General, But Fact of Killings Speculative

GHO Confirms 6,000 U.S. POW's Slain   Bodies Of 365 Victims Of Red Savagery Recovered By Allied Forces

6000 Deaths Indicated but Not Verified   Gen. Ridgway's Office Issues Mild Rebuke to Colonel Hanley

Atrocity Dead Number 6,00(   Evidence of Massacres Raid Cansiderahle

Allied HQ Sees Evidence of About 6,000 Atrocity Deaths   Although Bodies of Only 365 Recovered; Reds Make Countercharges of Allied Atrocities in Broadcast

LS RILEINGS —  365° Bodies Found, Q5A ldentiffed:   ALL VICTIMS “AMERICANS...

ATED TONIGHT ON TRUCE PLAN   Mild Reprimand Given Official For Data Release

Ridgway Releases Estimate   Figure Placed High Although Only 365 Bodies Recovered

Ridgway Concedes Yanks Murdered: Can’t Prove Total  UN Has Proof Of Only 365 Killed, Reds Deny Charge

Concedes 6,000 GI  Atrocities   But Ridgway Says - Only 365 Bodies Have Been Found

Cite Evidence fo Back Up Reports of Red Atrocities   But Ridgway’s Office Lacks Full Proof of American Death Toll

Ridgway Confirm: Statement Of. Atrocities  Communist Radio Claims Prisoners Slain By Allies

Allied Leader Claims Proof In Atrocities   Truce Talks Slated To Resume Tonight; Reds Renew Charges

Huge Atrocity Figures Faked By Communists  Answer To UN Peace Proposal Awaited

GEN, RIDGWAY CHECKING ON ATROCITIES   Supreme Commander Qualifies Figures Recently Made Pub ~ fie In Pusan.

(Reds, Allies Air Reports While Truce Talks Recess   Chinese Claiming 17,000 Prisoners Slauchtered By &. NV

Ridgway Confirms ‘Atrocity Charges   Deaths Estimate Higher In Tokvo Report

Evidence Is About 6,000 G.1.'s Slain   Only 365 Bodies Were ‘Recovered, Reports Headquarters.

Bodies of 365 Are Recovered   Mild Reprimand Given Hanley for Listing Fiqures

Gen. Ridgway Reports 365 Bodies Found   Commander Confirm Earlier Report of Mass Murders

Confirmation Of Atrocity Deaths Made  eadquarters Cites ‘Evidence’ Of Rad Glanahtar

Atrocity Death List Believed To Be 6,000   U.N, Headquarters Emphasizes Number Of Victims in Doubt

Ridgway Reports Only 365 Victims Located   U. N. Commander Claims ‘Considerable Evidence’ That Communists Have Slain 6,000 Captured Americans

Only 365 Bodies  Have Been Found  But Allies Think Red Atrocity Killings Total About - 6,000  TWO REPORTS DIFFER Communists Studying Lat est U. N. Cease-Fire Proposal   TWO REPORTS DIFFER

Allies Find Evidence of Red Murders   Ridgway’s Headquarter: Relates Some Proof Developed That Many Americans Slain

Allied Headquarters Lists Probable Total Higher Than Hanley's Re- port, Only 365 Bodies Recovered.

Allied Headquarters Claims ‘Considerable Evidence ’Reds Killed 6,000 U.S. Prisoners

UN Has Proof of Only 365 Atrocity Victims; Total May Run to 6,000

Headquarters Says Atrocity Figures Okay   Only 365 Bodies Have Been Found By Allied Forces

Estimate Reds Killed 6,000 U. S. Soldiers   Headquarters Figure 500 Above That Reported by Hanley

BUT ONLY 365 BODIES FOUND, ALLIES REPORT   GHQ Figure Above One Given Earlier By Army Colonel

Evidence Backs Story of 6,000 Atrocity Dead   Truce Talks Are In Recess Today Sought by Reds

Evidence Shows Reds Have Killed 6,000 American Prisoners   Enemy Charge of Allied Atrocities Is Ignored by Ridgway Headquarters

365 Bodies Recovered; Deny Story   Communists Accuse UN Units of Slaying Sino, Korean Prisoners in Korea   Recess Is Taken   Truce Talks Set Aside One Day to Give Reds Study Time

Evidence Indicates  Atrocity Total High      Only 365 Bodies Re ‘ported Recovered After Murders By Communists

Ridgway’s Office Say s There Is Ey idence of Red Atr ocities   Some 6,000 Americans May Have Been Killed, Headquarters Reports; Bodies Of 365 Atrocity Victims Recovered

Enemy Killed  6,000 Yanks, GHQ Reports   Each Side Says ‘Atrocity;’ UN Awaits Red Answer on Truce

GHQ Of Allies Believes 6000 Killed By Reds   Find Only 365 GI Bodies; Truce Points Rejected; Hill Recaptured By UN

No Proof But Much Evidence That Toll May be About 6,000  Radiec OF Only   Bodies Of Only 365 Atrocity Victims Recovered

Ridgway Places Deaths ai 6,000  Acts To Allay Fear Of Increased Toll

Truce Talks in Korea Recessed While Allies And Reds Accuse Each Other of Killings

6,000 Soldiers Of U. §. Said To Be Victims   But Chinese Source: Deny Claim, Call It “Absurd Lie”

Allies Report ‘Considerable Evidence’ 6000 Americans Died in Red Killings

‘Ridgway Asserts Evidence sy Atrocity Report On Reds; CeaseFire Talks See Rocky Road Ahead

Bodies of 365 American Gls Are Located   Allied Headquarters State 6,000 Killed; Red Countercharges Of Slayings Made

AMERICAN DEAD FROM ATROCITIES BOOSTED 10 6,000   Ridgway'’s Headquarters Ups Figures Given Out By Colonel Hanley Last  Week By 500,   ARMY CARRIES 10,836 AS MISSING IN ACTION   Evidence Justifies Presumption, Statement Says, That Large Number of Those Were Killed.

Deaths By Atrocity May Number 6,00  Ridgway’s Headquarters Finds Evidence Against

Allied Command Sees Evidence That 6,000 American Troops  Were Victims of Red Atrocities  Ridgway’s Headquarters Says Only 365. Bodies Have Been Recovered

Countercharges Lodged By Foe In Atrocity Case   Abrupt Switch By Commies Puts Damper On Hope Of GIs To Be Home Rv Christmas

Red Feather Fund   HAS PROOF OF 365 Ridgway Admits Atrocity Total Might Reach 6,000

Big 4 Deputies Still Deadlocked   Begin Second Week OF So Far Vain Talks

Big 4 Deputies Starting Final Dicker In Paris  Confusion Clouds Up Peace Agenda Talks

CREMATION MYSTERY SOLVED Woman Burned in Own Fat, FB! Probe Shows

——— Mysterious——  Body Destroyed By Combustion Of Its Own Fat  ——-Death Solyed—

Official League  :  Bowling Sucve  Smitty's Alleys Wannakee, Wis.   Merchants League

Official League Bowling Scores  oe “ttealse Bilan Te) ek. Pe.   Merchant’s League

Official League Bowling Scores  Costta’s Alleve sata Wis.   WOMEN’S LEAGUE

  Official League  Bowling Scores  CRonccdttare Alleue Waannaboo Wie   WOMEN’S LEAGUE

Czech Rulers Banish Beran From Prague   Archbishop Is Held ‘Under Confinement.’ Official Radio Announces

South Korean Capital May Again Be Abandoned to Chinese Commies Before Offensive Can Be Stopped

Counter-Attack Opened. Against Reds’ Offensive   Allies Hack at Flonks of Bulge Driven Into Lines

Yank, Enemy Troops Clash Near Yangau   Americans Fight to Seize Slopes of Kim ill Sung Ridge

Vanguard Of 30,000 Red Army   Fanatic Reds Battle Yanks Fighting To Take Over Control Of Steep Ridge

Missing Jets In Czechoslovakia  Red Regime Reports Neither Pilot Hurt

Missing LU. S. Fighters Behind sath ‘Curtain’. 2 Pilots Reported Safe

i 24 Miles Out “Lethargia” Crew Prepares Foi Triumphal Entry Into Memphis:

HST Tops July 4th Celebration  Defense Department Provides Programs AL Oeexw Cauntes

TRUMAN TO SPEAK TO NATION TONIGHT   HOLIDAY ADDRESS TO) BE  MADE ON WASHINGTON  MONUMENT GROUNDS.

To Seize Cars ina Tax Battle   Massachusetts After Revenue from Buyers

'Revenuer on W ar path--    Bay Staking Rolteed f or Bringing In Untaxed Liquor, Ci ‘ttt

Administrative Assistant Sought For Chief Justice   Judicial Council Attaches. Unusual Importance In Setting Un Office Foy Sunreme Court-Aijde

Crowd Keeps Principal from School Where He Refuses To Salute Flag

Nomination is In Bag for Truman, Democrats Agree   National Committee To Choose Convention City This Afternoon

President’s Name Favored by Dems   Party’s National Group Meets in Denver to Pick 1952 Convention Site

President Truman Is Only Candidate In Sight As Dem National Committee Meets

Democrats’ See Truman  ,As Top Man   Committee Meets Today To Select Convention Site

Chie ‘ago to Be Fombaes C ‘ity   Democrats Expected te Convene in Week  of July 21

Brannan Hits ‘Off-Key Qua  Tai Could Get Presidential Bid By Lifting Finger

Chicago Favored As Democrats’ Convention Site   Truman Only Party Presidential Candidate in Sight

Chicago Picked by Democrats for Convention   President Truman in Driver's Seat for 1952 Nomination

Truman Hailed By Democrats  No Other Candidate - Seen by Party Leaders

Truman Appears  Only Candidate   Democratic Bigwigs Gather To Pick Con vention Site.

Dems to Choose Convention Site   Truman Is Lone Candidate in Sight as National Com mittee Confers: Chicago Has Inside Track

Truman Appears Lone Candidate of Democrats   Leaders Say He Can Name Own Nominees if He Does Not Run

Truman Only Demo Choice  As Of Today   ee Seen Favored To Get Convention   Ya Jade, 1988

Three Cities Vie To Win Democrat National Session   President Is Only Candidate In Sight As Committee Meets

‘Cheering Democrats Indicate Truman ‘Can Have Nomination, Or Pick His M an

Former Logan Residents Go On Stand Today   Ray Soliday Says Brehm Told Him of FBI Investigation

175th Anniversary Of U. S. Charter Observed Around The World July 4th

be nk em malion ne  Rights of Freedom * Ae ) & re ”  Spread Over \

 America s Growth Commemorated _  Celebration Of Independence Day Covers sWorld

Nation Observes 175th Birthday   Celebration and Defense of Independent Freedom Rights Carried Throughout the World Yesterday

American Freedom Widely Celebrated   Eisenhower Takes Part In London Ceremonies

World Hails America On Anniversary  Qeawil OM Nisatnete   Growth Of Nation's People Stands Out Tn Holiday Events

Good News For Comrades Stalin Provides Near-Million  Dollar Wedding For Daughter

According To London, Italian Press  Papa Joe Spends $900,00€ On Dauchter’s Wedding

SPENDS $900,000 Sa ee ealinaladc didi  J oe’s Daughter Gets Married

Experiment In Nevada  Suecessful   Las Vegas Blasts Provided Data For Hvdrogen Test

War Lulls To Patrol Action   Allied Planes Are  Grounded By Clouds

Plane Blows Up In Air, Crash Kills 56in N. J.   Witnesses Praise Pilot’s Efforts to Avoid Residences

56 Are Dead In Flames of Newark Crash   Pilot May Have Guided Miami Plane Toward Deserted River Bank

Second Worst Air Disaster Befalls Florida Bound Plane; Last Body Removed From Shi;

Temperatures   Just Misses N. J. City, Endangering Hundreds; Official Blames Heater

laming Airliner Carries 96 to Death Only Minutes  Aiter Leaving for Florida

36 Perish When Flaming Plane Misses Midtown Crash   Pilot Apparently Kept Plane Up As Lona As Possible

Airliner in Plunge Takes 56 to Deaths   Florida-Bound Plang Pilot Manages to Get Flane.Past Elizabeth Midtown to Crash On Riverbank

Pilot Is Hero To Town as  56 AreKilled  Disaster Said Nation’s 2nd   Disaster Said Nation’s 2nd Worst Crash

Big Ship Falls Info River Bank In New Jorsey   All Bodies Taken. From Wreckage Afte Sunday Wreck

Plane Plunges fo Ground With Engine Smoking, After Takeoff   Pilot Fought to End to Save Big C-46; Narrowly Missed Homes near Airfield In Wild Dive: Residents are Indignant

Florida-Bound Airliner Falls In New Jersey  Plane Just Misse Hou oo itce with

Non-ScheduledC-46 Florida-Bound; Misses City   By ARTHUR EVERETT and ALBERT FULLING

New Jersey Plane Crash Kills 56; Probe Is Begun   Plane Smashes Into Riverbank At Elizabeth . And Narrowly Misses Hundreds Of Residents

56 Persons Killed In Airliner Crash   Pilot Dramatically Masses Crashing In Mid-Town By Yards   By ARTHUR EVERETT and ALBERT FULLING

Pilot Battles Heroically To Avoid Midtown  Florida-Bound Craft Narrowly Misses  i Mee

56 Killed in Plane Crash  Airliner Hits Near Center of N. J. City

Big Transport Falls Shortly After Takeoff   Second Worst Aerial Accident In U. S. History

News Day, Night   Reseue Team Finds Bodies  In California   Transport Barely Misses Clearing Ridge, Hits Timber, Burns

RESCUE TEAMS REACH WRECK, 22 FOUND DEAD   2-Engined Transport Strikes Ridge, Bursts Afire <

Man's Glasses Newest Clue ir Cop's Murder   State Police Halt Cars on Route 122 Seeking Informatian

Five-Ton Boulder Smashes House In West Virginia After Tumbling Down Hillside; Woman Is Saved

rorces Of 10 Nations Fight Reds In Korea   Luxembourg Latest To Join UN Army

Texas Worst Drought Sees Three Rivers Running Dry; Guadalupe Only Nine Percent Of Normal Flow

Fires Destroy Farms In East  Thousands Of Acres Burn In 6 States

FOREST FIRES ON INCREASE   At Least Dozen Homes, Thousands Of Acres Are Destroyed .

100 Fires Rage In East Forests   12 Farm Homes Burn As Flames Race Wild

100 Fires Rage in New England   Forest Flames Destroy Many Farm Homes and Buildings

100 Forest Fires in New England, New York and Jersey Burn Over Wide Area

100 Separate Forest Fires Ravage 12 Homes, Many Thousands of Acres

FIRES RAGING IN: SEVERAL STATES   Homes, Much  Woodland Reported Destroyed

Senate Probers In RFC Loans To Quiz Boyle   Company Refuses By Gabrielson’s Firm

OVERTHROW AIM CHARGED TOU. S.   Soviet Union Files Com: plaint To U.N. Gn U.S Financing Armed Group: On Her Territory.

REDS CLAIM NEW U. §. WAR ACT   Charge America Financing Armed Groups In Soviet Territories

USSR Charges U.S. Fostering Stalin Revol!   Russia Asks Assembly te Investigate Claims of Subversion

Russia Says U. S. ArmsUndergroun¢  Against U.S.S.R.   General Assembly Is Asked to Serutinize Reports Act Fosters Such Activities

CHARGE U. S. AIDS GROUPS SEEKING TO OUST STALIN   RUSSIANS FILE FORMAL COMPLAINT WITH UN ASSEMBLY

Russians Complain  About US   Backin g Subver. sion Behind Iron ‘Curtain, Claim

Claims Mutual Security Pact Aimed at Stalin  West Awaits Soviet   West Awaits Soviet Reply on Arms Plan; Vishinsky to Speak

Soviets Char ge U. S. Finances Plot on Nation  Asks UN Assembly Tn I anak Intn Plen

‘U.S. Fosters Armed Groups’   Subversive Acts Aimed at Stalin, UN Advised

Russians File Complain Over Charge of Arms   U.S. Law Is Quoted On Acaression Chara

Soviet Files Complaint In U.S. Actions   Vishinsky Declares Agression Against Russia In Finaneed

Soviet Union Says U.S. 1s Aggressive   Claim America Is Giving Guns to Soviets Neighbors

OAV U8, PAYG GROUP BERIND IRON GUATAI   Files Complaint With UN ant Asks Probe of Mutual Security Pact.

Russia Files New Charges  Against U. S.  Vishinskv TLodoes   Vishinsky Lodges Formal Complaint   Reds Blast American Aid To Underground Groups Behind Iron Curtain

A NEW RED BLAST   Vishinsky Charges U. S With Subversion Behind  Iron Curtain

Russia Files Formal  Complaint at Paris .  Charges U. S, Finances Armed Groups to Overthrow Stalin.

Soviet Union Files Formal Complaint   Russia Charges United States Is Financing Groups To Harm Commies

Charges Nation Financing Armed Forces To Oppose  Prime Minister’s Regime

Says Mutual Aid Aims at Overthrow Of Soviet Regime   Earlier Protest Called Groundless Propaganda by U. S.

Mutual Security Act Serves As Basis Of Formal Complaint Filed With U.N.

Charges Filed by Moscow   Complaint to UN Says American Government Is Financing Groupe To Overthrow Stalin

Soviet Union Charges U.S. Aids Rebels   U.N. Asked To Investigate Security Act

Russia Blasts At ‘Plots’ in Soviet Areas   Claim America is Sending Money for Subversive Groups

USSR Files Complaint Against U.S.  Subversive Acts - Are Charged

Formal Complaint Says U.S. Aims At Overthrow Of Stalin’s Government   Vishinsky Claims U. S. Financing Through The Mutual Security Pact Of Certain Groups Constitutes Act Of Aggression.

Russia Files Formal Complaint With UN Today, Charging U.S.  Is Financing Subversive Groups . Mutual Security Act Is Said ~ Responsible for Situation

Vishinsky Says U.S. Guilty of  Subversive Act:   Charges America with Paying Armed Group: To Overthrow StalinSecond Blast in Week

Soviets Say US. Aims To Destroy Stalin’s Systen   Claims American Money Finances Armed Units On Russian Territory

REDS CHARGE U. S. FINANCING ARMED GROUPS   Complains to U. N., U. S. F nancing Plots Against Stalin.

Charges U. S. Is Financing Groups   Soviet Union Files Formal-Complaint In U.N.; No Account Of Own Actions

Russia Charges U. S. Financing Anti-Red Groups   “Look Who's Talking.” Answers State Dept. in Effect

Commies Accuse U.S. Of Plotting Against Stalin   American Accused . With Financing Revolts

Vet in Cast Classified 1-A  Indiana Man Offere ta Renart in Ambhulanrc.«

Final Fate of Oleo Hinges on Action   Agriculture Committee To Decide on Endorsing Proposal to Lift Ban

Tax Plan Given Clearance By Senate Group   Democrats, Some GOI Senators To Oppose Income Tax Bill

SEAWILLOW PHILOSOPHER ALMOST FORGETS HIMSELF, GETS SERIOUS AROUT INTERNATION AL SITUATION

Skull Creek Philosopher Almost Forgets Himself, Gets Serious About International Situation

President Asks $11 Billion For Foreign Aid   Mare Heavy Expenses For Military Help Foreseen by Truman

Eleven Billion Pr ‘oposal in Foreign Aad   President Makes it Emphatic Nations To Help Selves

11 Billions Proposed In  Foreign Aid   Truman, However, Warns Europe Must Carry Share Of Load

New Foreign Aid Proposed   Truman Would Use $11 Billion Program to Bolster Economy of ANies

AWARD PRIZES TO CORN DAY WINNERS HERE   432 Entries Made as Kine Corn Reigns in Mt. Vernon Saturday.

AWARD PRIZES TO CORN DAY ~ WINNERS HERE   AZ2  fintries . Made _as King Corn Reigns in Mt. Ver"non Saturday.

Vague Truce ~ Proposal Put Forth by Reds   Truman Says U.S. Interested in ‘Real Settlement’

Preside ntOlre, s. Assembly Flies To New York City To Confer With Malik On Truce

Soviet Forces _ Open Drive In  Central Area   New Attack Near “Iron Triangle’ Is Started  By Communists After Midnight; Diplomats Studying Malik’s Cease-Fire Proposal .

More Details Of Russia’s Proposal Sought By France, Britain, Canada And Other Countries; British Not Too Optimistic

‘All Or Nothing’ Vote  Watts Introduces Simplified Referendum Bill In Assembly

SOMERSET WEATHER (Reported Daily by David Grove, U. & Weather Oheerver)

Claims Youn 2 Just Volunteer  In Dem Office   Boyle Asserts Figure In Influence Probe Had No Official Status

Boyle Says Merl Young Ran Errands   Demo Party Head On Stand Before Elections Group

BOYLE CALLS FOR BANS ON MUD SLINGING   Urges Congress Outlaw Attacks in Campaigns; Says Mink Coat Young a Volunteer Worker. -

Says Young Was Volunteer Worker In 1948 Campaign   Asks Committee to Outlaw ‘Baseless, Defamatory Attacks

Expects House  To Junk Plan   Lausche Auto Tag Proposal Up Tonight

ASK CANADA TO SUSPEND HIKE IN NEWSPRINT PRICE   Newspapers Caught it Squeeze; Price is Near All-Time High.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—Announced U, 8S. battle casualties in Korea reached 100,883 today, an increase of 707 since last week.   Honor Carbuilders Here Tomorrow

‘New Secretary Of Defense Has Reputation Of Getting Things Done   Born In Texas

Acheson Discloses More Suspension: Secretary Of State Re  fuses To Give Names Or Reveal Numbers

State Officials Are Suspended Pending Hearing   Lattimore Denies His Institute Was Red-Dominated

More State Dept. Men Suspended   Acheson Refuses to Tell Number or Give the Names.

Acheson: Admits. : Some Suspensions  Lattimore Quizzed Aaain At Capital

‘Additional: Employes Of State: Department Under Suspicion Of Disloyalty   ~ Acheson Admits Several Suspended But Refuses To Give Names; Charges" Brought Under Provisions Of New Law

Find Negligence in Fatal Sea Collision   Skipper of Navy Hospital Ship Benevolence Guilty Of Speeding Through Fog

‘CONSUMPTION’ TAX ADVOCATED   N. A. M. Proposes Levy Other Than Corporation Tax Boost

* — BUDGET —  NAM Has Broad New Tax Plan   CONSUMPTION LEVY PROPOSED

Manufacturers Urge ‘Consumption’  Rather Than Federal Sales Tax   National Association Feels lt Would Be Easier To Administer; Also Urge No Increase In Corporation Taxes,

NAM Urges New Sales Tax For Americans   ‘Consumption Levy’ Is Title Given Proposal

U. §. Uroes Plan To Move lranian Oil lo The West  Diet mewk Can. ff”.   Project Stop-Gap Till Direct Talks On Issue Resume

British-lranian Stop-Gap Plan Fostered By US  ‘Blueprint’ Would Move Oil To West

U.S. Urges Iran, Britain To Accep Plan To Move Oil   Part Of “Blueprint” For Resuming Talks

Even Judge Was Not !mmune to This Tale by a Red Head   Matich Was Wooer and Also a Loser

Slums In 15° Ohio Cities  Will Get “Face-Lifting” Almost 20,000 Lex iv-Rent Units To Be Built For 3200.000.000

Chinese Lose 11,600 Troops In 24 Hours   Allies Gain 214 Miles on 70-Mile Front, Rip Communist Lines

UN Forces Surge Ahead All Along 70-Mile Front As Dispatches Report More Signs of  General Enemy Withdrawal in Rear Areas

Sth Army Flanking Seoul   Red Resistance Dwindling Before Killer Offensive

Begin Flanking Seout In 70-Mile Wide Killer’ Offensive      18,680 Enemy Casualties Reported

Reds Reeling From Record Loss of Men   Eight UN Forces Rip Into Defense Of 9 Enemy Groups

UN Ground Forces Kill, Wound Or Capture Another 6,522 Enemy Troops, Resistance Nastndlee   ONE FEEBLE COUNTER ATTACK IS ATTEMPTED

Yank Advance One Director Cost the Reds Of RFC Asked  11,400Troops To Take Rap

OVER 18,000 REDS CUT DOWN BY U.N. FORCES IN 2 DAYS   U.N. Forces Widen Bridgehead On North Bank of Han River, Hurl Back Communist Counterattacks In New Drive.

Nofe Additional Signs Commies Are Pulling Out   Enemy Casualties Total 18,680 in Past Two Days .

General Withdrawal Of Commies All Along  Front Line Indicated   Flanking Of Seoul Starts As More Than 6,500 Enemy Troops Are Knocked Off in Day.

More Signs Of General . Red Withdrawal Are Revealed In Dispatches

Communist Withdrawal  lorecast   Reds Delay UN Gains With Hard Fighting In Korea

Foe Loses {1,600 Men in 24 Hours   Eighth Army Drives Ahead Up to 2!2 Miles on Wide Front

—SECON DAY — Big Enemy Retreat Indicated   HAN CROSSING IS EXTENDED

Report Signs of General Withdrawal by Communists   Eight Allied Divisions Rip Into Defenses of Five Chinese Armies, Three No. Korean Corps

Reds Stagger Under Loss of 11,600 in Day   Eight U. N. Divisions Rip Deeper Into 150,000 Communists

News Day, Night   8 Divisions Push Ahead Against Reds   Signs Of Withdrawal Noted; Resistance Ranges From None To Heavy

Allies Advance On Broad Front   Signs Of Red Retreat Reported; Eneniy Loses 11.600 Men In Dav

Reds Withdraw All Along Korean Front; Battle Fiercely to Slow Pursuit

Reds Reeling Under Terrific Losses In First Hours Of Drive   Front Dispatches Show Signs Of General Communist Withdrawal Behind Rear Guard Units.

Troops Of 5 Nations Kill 11,400 Enemies; Capture 260 More      Report General Communist Retreat

Eight UN Divisions Ripping Into Defenses Of Five Chinese And Three North Korean Corps, About 150,000 Men   DRIVE FOUR MILES BEYOND HAN RIVER

Advance Up to 23 Miles on 70-Mile Front, Front Dispatch Reports Signs of General Red Withdrawal Behind Screen of Rear Guards

N. Forces Drive Ahead On 70-Mile Korean Front; China Red Losses Heavv

Additional Signs Of Communist Retreat Reported   Allied Troops Inflict 18,680 Red Casualties In 'Killer’ Offensive

Knemy Withdrawing All Along Front Line  Red Rear ‘Guards Fight  Back Fierecelv in East

Yanks Advance On Seventy-Mile Front in Korea   Reds Reeling From Loss of 11,600 Men In Mammoth Assaul

Enemy s Losses Placed At More Than 18.00 Men   Signs of General Withdrawal Seen

Toll Of 11,600 Enemy Dead Ciaimed In First 24 Hours Or Renewed UN Offensive

Chirese Fight Fiercely to Cover Retreat   Enemy Losses Mount a: UN Offensive Grinds Onward

SS eeeEe>EOeeeEeEeEeEeeee  Red Committee Moves to Smaller Quarters

Hint of Mass  Production of Atomie Bombs   Truman Discloses Plan For Industrial-Type Production of Weapons

U.S. May Begin Mass Output O! Atomic Bombs  Truman Hints Plans To Step Up Work

Mass Production  Of A-Bombs Hinted   Budget Increase Asked; No Mention of H-Bombs

66 AREA MEN ARE INDUCTED   Ranks Of Berrien County 21-Year-Olds Thinned By Draft Today

India Intends ToRemainA Friend Of U.S.   Nehru Hopes For Peace In Korea

Nehru Says U.S, Friend   ' India’s ‘Parliament Addressed By Head

NEHRU PLEDGES U. S. FRIENDSHIP   But Says Criticism Of Korea Policy To Continue

India To Remain Friend Of U. S. Despite Any Differences In Policy   Nehru Tells Parliament India Also Will Stick To Her Foreign Policy Despite Criticism; Wones For Peace.

MacArthur Blast at Administration Brings Speculation Over Purposes

Mac Deplores Totalitarian  Trend In U. 5.  Fn ET 2, Ye nn   Gets Big Ovation On Arrival In Cleveland Today

“Mae’ ” Flay S H.S.T. Setup   Not to Be Trusted, He Tells Cleveland  Audience

MacArthur Speech Attacks Administration; \Stirs Speculation of His Political Intentions.

MacArthur Scores Administration  Raises Speculation As To Political Intentions

MacArthur Blasts at ‘Our Leaders   Says America Drifting Toward Totalitarian Rule

Cites Blunders Of Diplomats, Weakness Of US   Sharp Criticism Made By General In Major Speech

MacArthur Says Nation Drifts to Totalitarianism   General Attacks Truman Administration, Cite: Suppression of Liberties in U. S.— Calm Action Lacking, He Says

Mac Hits U. 5. Totalifarian Drift   Says Path Leads to Dictatorship

MacArthur Warns of Steady Dritt Toward Totalitarian Rule in U.S.

MacArthur Speeks Out A gainst ‘Steady Dri it Toward Totalitarian Rule’ In U.S., Warns Of Dictatorship

Fading Soldier Lambasts Administration  ‘Can't Trust Leaders’ MacArthur Warns in  Speech at Cleveland

Mac Says U.S. May be Victim Of Dictatorship   Former Commander Claims Nation Nearing ‘Totalitarian Rule’

Political Intentions Stir Speculation: Can’t Trust Truman Leaders, Says MacArthur in‘New Blast

MacArthur Hits  Failing Leaders  Ohio Speech Cites Ebbing Confidence

New Speculation Arises After MArthur Speech   Observers Debate Political Aims Of General After Speech Attacks Truman And Followers

M’ Arthur Sees Drift Toward Dictatorshir   General Says U. S. Lead ars Hove Failed, Can't Be Trusted

New Speculation Begua-About May  Ousted General " Attack Truman Administration. In Cleveland: Address

—MacARTHUR IS CRITICAL— Attacks Suppression Of Individual Liberty

General Says Trend Could Lead To Dictatorship   VICTORY IN WAR   Offset By Soviet Political Gains. Cleveland Audience Told

Administration Hofly Attacked By MacArthur  ET HET EY GeREY Wine    General Applauded By Cleveland Crowd, Gives Toft Sendoft

‘U.S. Steadily Nearing ‘Totalitarian’ Rule, Gen. MW Arthur Says; Fears Dictatorship

Nation Nearing Totalitarian  Rule, Says Mae   Warns Tendency Could Lead to Dictatorship In Talk at Cleveland

DICTATORSHIP INEARS—"MAC’   Fighting Speech Blisters Truman For Drift To  ‘Totalitarianism’

MacArthur Fears Curbs  On Opinion   Japs Gain Rights Endangered Here, General Says

MacArthur Raps Drift Toward  Totalitarianism  Speech Devoted . To Domestic And Foreign Issues -

MacArthur Talk Causes New Speculation   Cleveland Speech Devoted To Blast At Administration

M Arthur Sees Drift To Dictator   Cleveland Speech © * Critical Of State Department Trend

TALKS AGAINST TOTALITARIANS   Far East Hero Says Drift Is Toward  “‘Dictator”’

MacArthur Says Truman, Leaders Can't Be Trusted   Speculate Over His Political Ambitions After Ohio Speech

Mac Warns U.S. Is Drifting Toward Totalitarian Rule   Pedestrian And Motorist Puf In Hospital After Accidents

Administration Leaders Cannot Be Trusted~-Mac   Cheers Greet General in Cleveland Attack on Democratic Rule

MacArthur Says U. 5. Is Drifting To Dictatorship   Military Victory Of Last War Lost, General Declares

Mac Attacks Administration In Ohio Talk   New Guessing Game On His Political Goal Develops After Cleveland Speech

MaeArthur Hits ‘Trend To Dictator’   General Says U.S. Drifts Toward A Totalitarian State

GEN. M’ARTHUR SES THREAT U.S. DICTATORSHIF   Declares Nation Is Drifting Toward Totalitarian Rule and People Are Losing Liberties,   UNNAMED “LEADERS” SHARPLY CRITICIZED   He Says They Have. Lost, Victory Won in World War I and Can No Longer Be Trusted.

‘OurLeaders’'Can NoLonger  Be Trusted, M’Arthur Says   Steady Drift Toward Totalitarian Rule, If Continued Could Lead to Dictatorship, Generat Says in Cleveland Address; UN Weak, He Asserts

MacArthur Expresses Alarm Over Pessibility Of Dictatorship Here   GENERAL ADDRESSES CLEVELAND AUDIENCE

New Speculation Begun About Mac  enera   Ousted General Attack: Truman Administration In Cleveland Address

IM‘ARTHUR NOTES DRIFT TO TOTALITARIAN RULE   General Hits Hard at Administration, Stirs Political Speculation in Talk

MacArthur Sees Totalitarian Drift in U.S.   Says That Tendency Could Bring About Dictatorship Setup

MacArthur Sees Loss Of Liberties   Tells Cleveland Audlience Dictatorship in U, S. Looms.

Foe Masses Near Goal O03 Yank Drive   Ridgway Says Allies ‘At The Moment’ Can Stop Counter-Blow

Chinese Third Field Army Reported Moving To Front   MacArthur Predicts New Offensive But Ridgway Confident U. N. Forces Can Hold; Marines Still In Front.

Marines Push ‘Ahead Through Heavy Storms   Hundreds Of Enemy Dead Litter Route

Marines Driving Slowly Toward Enemy Road-Hub  Believe Chinese Have : Bereceet At Honaochon:   Believe Chinese Have Messed At Hongchan; Reds Resist Bitterly

Yanks Gain AsRedsMass At Hongchon   Heavy Snow Fails To Check UN Drive On Central Front

hew Snow Slows UN Advance   Marines Rip Off Gains Near Supply Hub of Hongchon; Red Attack Coming

Snowfall Slows Marine Advance  Estimated 300,000 Red Troops Massed

Central Korean Area Littered With Foe Dead   Chinese Third Field Army Maving Toward Front, Is Report

Chinese Red Resistance Slows Leatherneck Drive   Red 3rd Army Near Front Line

Marines Drive Slowly Ahead in Central Korea  Chinace Cammuiunicte

‘ . Leathe: ; tacks ‘Push Toward Key. Hub. AE Mann eke.  ARA&kh ware

General Says 3rd China Army Is Moving Toward Front From Northeast Korea  ‘Plenty of Men’  Ridgway Says Forces Adequate to Launch Big Push

Marines Advance Against Stiff Chinese Resistance —   REPORT 90,000 TROOPS SHIFTING\TO FRONT FROM NORTHEAST KOREAS,,

U.S. Marines Gain Slowly In Snow; Reds Resist Bitterly   Chinese Reported Concen trating Huge Force at Hongchon

ADVANCE ON : ENEMY HUB. AT HONGCHON   Some Marine Elements Re« ported Only 11 Miles From Red Stronghold North of Hoengsong.   FIND HUNDREDS -——s_OF ENEMY DEAD   Chinese Shifting Third Army From Northeast Korea to Meet Allied Threat on Central Front.

fale Batt At Hongchot Shaping Up      Chinese Concentrating red  There for Defense of Key Point

Marines Gain  On Hongchon   Snow Aids Reds In Slowing Push Bevond Hoengsong

Marines Move. Forward Over Snowy Ground  Allied Forces Keep Patrols Out Ahead of   Class, kdnutenn Aduemes

U. S. MARINES GRIND FORWARD AGAINST BITTER RESISTANCE   Near Communications Hub Of Hengchong In Attack Over Newly Fallen Snow

Chinese Reds Concentrated Near Honchow   Ridgeway Claims Allies Are Able To Halt A Drive

MARINES: PUSH-ON SLOWLY ..   Big Red Force Is Moving Toward Front from the Northeast; Ridgway Says His Forces Can Stop Offensive -

Bitter Defense Staged by Reds Before Hongchon   Massed Enemy Believed Ready At Key Road City

Fighter Planes Grounded In  Some Sectors   Chinese Third Army Is Moving Up to Support Other Red Field Units

Marines Pushing Toward Key Hub City Of .Hongchon   Another Big Red Force, Chinese 3rd Field ‘Army, Moving Toward Front; Chinese, North Koreans Number 300,000 Fighting Men Below 38th Parallel

DRIVE SLOWLY TOWARD MAJOR RED POSITION   Six-Inch Snowfall Slows Down Advance; Reds Resist Bitterly

Chinese Red Troons Fight Back Bitterly   Leathernecks Push Toward Hongchon, Key Communications  Hub; Reds Shift

CHINESE REDS SHIFT FORCES ON BATTLEFRON]   MARINES ADVANCE DESPITE INCREASED ENEMY RESISTANCE

Marines In Korea Fight  In Snow      Push Toward Hongchon Slowed By Weather And Reds Resist Bitterly; , Moving Up More Troops

Marines Press . Relentlessly Ahead in Korea   Chinese 3rd Army Moving Toward Line, MacArthur Reveals

General ‘Mac’ Says Chinese Mass Troops   Third Army On Way To Assist Beaten Fourth

Marines Hampered By Snow   But New Advances Recorded Against Reds in the Center

Marines Press Forward Despite Red Resistance   MacArthur Says New Chinese Army Shifted to Front

U.S. Marines Draw Closer To Hongchon   Only §1 Miles From En. emy's Base in Korea   Chinese Third Field Army Reported .Moving Toward the Battle. Fronf.

Leathernecks Goal Hongchon, Key Korean City   Chinese Concentrate Large Force at This Point to Slow Allies

Yank Drive Runs Into Bitter Red Resistance   Marines Push Ahead Slowly in New Snow Toward Key Town of Hongchon; MacArthur Reports Reds Are Shifting Large Forces to Central Front

Marines Score Gains as Enemy Resists Bitterly  Chinaca Ranarted jew TUS 2D w& sil ll a  Moving 3rd Army Into Battle Area

Marines Drive Through Snow. Reds Stiffen  MacArthur Says  Chinese Shifting  To Meet Threat

U.S. Marines Meet Bitter  Resistance Snow Slows UN Drive: Reds Shift Army Units for Attack

ENEMY BELIEVED MASSING FOR NEW MAJOR OFFENSIVE   Despite Heavy Losses, Red Forces Number 300,000 Below 38th Parallel; Ridgway Confident U.N. Troops Can Turn Back Assault.

Chinese Forces Resist Bitterly   Leathernecks Pushing Toward Key Communications Hub Of Hongchon, 15 Miles North Of Recaptured Hoengsong

Snow Slows Marines In Korea   Red Resistance Also Stiffens As Allies Push Closer to Key Red Huh of Hongchor

Bitter Chinese  Red Resistance Slows Advance OF U.S. Marines   Leathernecks Push Toward Hongchow Over New Fallen Snow

Resistance Of Reds Is More Rigid   Marines Move Slowly Toward Hongchon,  Key Chinése City  In North Korea

Reds Resist: Bitterly On Snowy Front   MacArthur Reports Large Red Force Moving Southward

ALLIED GOAL 1S ENEMY'S CENTER FOR HUGE FORCE   Chinese Resist Bitterly In Effort To. Save Longchon — New Red Offensive Is Expected. Se

ENEMY SHIFTS FORCES   MacArthur Claims Chinese Third Army Coming From North Korea

Red Resistance Fails To Hinder Marines’ Push   Americans Only 11 Miles From Hongehon, Vital Communications Hub

Yanks Drive Aheac Through Snow; Hit Bitter Resistance  Largest Frontline CRamv Enreec nre   Largest Frontline Enemy Forces are Believed Nearby

Marines Grind Slowly Ahead in Central Korea  ' Leathernecks Meet Stiff Resistance; Reds Lose Heavilv

Counter Blow Buildup Seen By M’Arthur   Enemy Shifts Cited As Indication More Red Support Slated

Marines Push TowardKorean  Hongchon Hub   Bitter Resistance Encountered By Parka-Clad Troops

Parka-Clad American Marines Advance Slowly Over New Snow on Central Korean Front  ~ Some of Leatherneck Elements Are Only 11 Miles From Goal

LARGEST FORCE CONCENTRATED AT HONGCHON   Enemy Troops Below 38th Number 300,000  U.S. MARINES   Advance Against Stubborn Resistance: 6-Inch Snow Falls Over Front

U. S. Marines Pushing Toward Key Highway Center of Hongchon   Advance Units Are 11 Miles From City   90,000 More Reds On Way, Says MacArthur; Hint New Offensive

Marines in New Attack Drive Ahead   Force Way Slowly Ahesd Over New Snow in Ceistrs! Kores, Reds Resisting

Slow Push Over Snow In Korea   Bitter Red Resistance To American Marines’ Advance on Center Line   KILL MANY OF ENEMY   MacArthur Report Tells Of Major Shift by Red Field Army of 90,000

Enemy Resists. Bitterly as Six-Inch Snowfall Slows Determined Allied Push.   RED COUNTERATTACK NOT BELIEVED COMING

Marines Close In On Hongchon Base;  Resistance Fierce   Push Is Aimed At Chinese Concentration; Another Red Army Reported Moving To  Cantral Rrant

Drunken Driving Only Minor Factor in Nation's 304 Traffic Deaths

Careless Driver Causes. Most Deaths  * * * * * La = * *  a een Held Minor F actor In New: Your’ $ Road Slaughter

Korea At A Glance   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS  QCmeirrra cc OPO Marmot,

Seoul Periled By Advancing Red Columns   China Red Vanguard Within 14 Miles OF Capital City Seoul   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Allied Forces Quit Airfield  To Escape Foe   300,000 Communists Batter New Position Of U.S. Eighth Army

MEDICS TO ACT ON ‘SAN’ SITE   Med Society Will Consid er Recommendations On Feb. 15

SEVEN RESCUED — AFTER BLIZZARD IN MOUNTAINS   Five Adults and Two Children on Picnic Trapped By Snow.

Urge Bigger Loans To Vets  ‘Bill Would Aid GI's Building Or Buying

“My Baby’s Missing!”’ ‘What Baby?” - ‘‘Donna’”’ “© You Mean That Baby’’

MAY BE ‘LONG TIME’  Acheson to Stay While Harry's in White House

Dean Acheson To Stay, Says  Crisp Truman   Secretary of State’s Job Safe ‘For Good While,’ Asserts President

ACHESON WILL STAY, TRUMAN TELLS NEWSMEN   Will Net Yield Te GOP Demands Te Oust Secretary   ALASKAN SECRETARY CALLED INCOMPETENT

Acheson Stays As Secretary, Says Truman   Japanese Treaty To Ee Submitted Tc Senate When Ready

Enemy Reported 14 And 17 Miles From Seoul Ares  Two Columns Strike

Allied Pullback Swilt; Contact Lost With Main  Enemy Uniis   Dead Form Bridges Over Mines: Air Action Kills 6000

Gigantic Communist Offensive Making Progress as Enemy Runs Over Mine Fields and Barbwire

U.N. FORCES BACK UP 11 MILES, FORM NEW DEFENSE LINES   Allies Believe New Onslaught By Reds Will Come Soon; Withdrawal Carried Out Orderly, With Heavy Casualties To Foe.

Chinese Communists Move to Within 17 Miles of Deserted Seoul; Allies in New Defense Line.   COMMUNIST DEAD LITTER BATTLEFIELD

New Assault Expected As Yanks Dig In   Red Hordes Advance On Capital, Pounded By Allied Air Force

Allied Troops Draw Up New Defense Lines   New Enemy Stab Poses Threat to Korean Capital

UN Troops Await New Red Attack   Allied Planes Take Heavy Toll North of Capital

A Retreat Is Forced In Korea   Ignoring Extremely Heavy Losses, Chines: Create a Dangerous Salientin U.N. Line

Carve Out Salient In W. Korea   UN Defenders Continue Orderly Retreat; Await New Assault; Reds Hurl Suicidal Waves on Land Mines

Enemy Reds Force UN Back, Move On Seoul   First of Huge Force In 14 Miles Of Korea Capital

Allies Dig In for Next Red Attack   Foe Carves Menacing Salient in Defenses  In West Korea.

UN Soldiers Retreat 11 Miles In Zero Weather   Communists Hurl Themselves Or Land Mines in Suicide Attack: Expects New Red Assault Soon

Drive Back U.S. Forces.  Huge Salient Is   Huge Salient Is Carved Into Allied Defenses

Associated Press   Allied Defense Sagging under Massive Attack   Commie’ Slaughter Fails To Halt Surge of Enemy

NEXT ONSLAUGHT Is AWAITED Red Losses H eavy But  Communists Force U.N. Forces To Give Ground

Enemy 5 Shows No Cancel At Heavy Losses   Airmen Taking Big Toll In Life, But Troops Continue to Attack

Outnumbered Defenders In Retreat  Form New Lines To Await Next Red Onslaught

U.N. Line Pulls Back Before Foe   Expect New Attack Within a Few Days; Enemy Losses Great

NEW DEFENSE LINES TAKEN BY ALLIES   Thousands Of Communists In Suicidal Assaults   wre “Ser Tee eww se were  UN, PLANES.   Account For 6,000 Enemy Casualties: 300,000 Reds On Front

Chinese 17 Air Miles From Seoul  Outnumbered U.N. Forcés Retreat 11 Miles Before Foe

United Nations Forces Retreat Up To 11 Miles   Man New Defense Lines To Await Next Onslaught, Expected In Few Day

U. N.-Forces Are Pulled Back*11 Miles; Wait New Attack of Enemy   42, Red. Divisions Pressing Advance   North Korean Premier Says Russ, Satellites -Are Supporting War

Chinese Drive Near Uijongbu, Key to Capital   Red Korean Chief Boasts of Red Satellite Support

Punch Through ROK Division In Holiday Drive   All-Out Attack Pressed Without Regard to Losses

Six-Column Push Threat To Capital   Outnumbered Allies Man New Defense Line After Pulling Back Up to 11 Miles in Bitter Cold

U.N. Forces Retreat  Betore New Offensive  Swift Pullback By Allies Made To New Defensive Posts: Red Losses High

Communists Now Within  17 Air Miles Of Seoul   Allied Planes Exact Tremendous Toll And Dead Of Advancing Armies Litter Battlefield.

Enemy Is 17 Miles From City; Allies Await Onslaught   UN Forces Retreat Up To 11 Miles To New De. fense Lines; New Attack Is Expected  Within A Few Dawe

China Hordes 17 Air Miles From Capital   U.N. Forces Lose Contact With Reds After 11-Mi. Pullbael

Red Vanguards Nearing Seoul, 17 Miles Away.  ~“Corimunists. Driving  Ton Wadaawerinl ima.   “Communists: Driving . Two. Wedges’in‘ Line Of ‘Allied Defenders

Defenders Man New Positions In South Korea   Await Next Assault Expected Within A Few Davs

Communists Carve Menacing Salient   Outnumbered United Nations Forces, After Retreating Up To Eleven Miles In Zero Weather Waiting For New Onslaught

Claim Capital Deserted; New Defense Lines  Reds Now Within ' 17 Miles of City

Two Units Only: 14 and {7 Miles From the City  Reds Carved Salient In Allied Linec

U.N. Troops Pull Back Rapidly for Stronger Defense  Chinese, Koreans Launch Offensive On All-out Scale

Six Chinese Armies Cai Out Dangerous Salient i South Korean Defense Line

U.N. Forces Man New Defenses To Await Next Fanatic Onslaught   Suicidal Waves of Communists Penetrate to Within 14 to 17 Miles of South Korean Capital; Enemy Dead Pile Up As Defenders Fall Back

_Advaneing Reds Reported 17 Air Miles From Seoul; New Defense Line Formed Allied Headquarters Hears Boast   Allied Headquarters Hears Boast By Conimunists Of Soviet Support

UN DEFENDERS FALLING BACK BEFORE DRIVE   Allied Retreat Orderly; Planes Continue To Blast Invaders

BOAST OF POWER  North Korean Dictator Broadcasts of Support And Sympathy in Fight

Allies Retreat 11 Miles in lero Weather  Communists Attach In Suicide Waves

‘nemy Is Only 17 Miles From Ca pita  Seoul   New Assaults From 12 Chinese Divisions Expected This Week (round Contact Lost

Allies Retreat 11 Miles; New Blows Awaited  Chinese Attacking In Suicidal Waves Over Dead Bodies

ALLIED PULLBAGK INS. KOREA IS SO SWIFT CONTACT IS LOST WITH MAIN FORCE OF RED ENEMY   Communique from General MacArthw Says Attack Is Pressed by Enemy Without Regard for Own Losses

Communists Lose Heavily, But Push On   U.N. Forces Retreat Up To 11 Miles As  Bae Aime Far Sean!)

Enemy Uses Bodies To  Fire Mines   Suleldal Waves Hurl Selves On Explosives; Other Troops Climb Over Corpses

Outnumbered U.N. Forces In New Defenses  Communists Suffer Heavy Casualties In 11-Mile Gain

U. Nz Lroops ruli back Io New Defenses and Await Attack  LITTLE ACTION TODAY   Suicidal Communist Waves On Korean Front Number 300,000

Allies Retreat 11 Miies, Await New Red Blow   Second Phase Of Giant Red Offensive Expected In Few Days; UN Plane: Infliet Heavy Damage

'UN FORCES MANNING NEW DEFENSE LINE   Korean Broadcast Boasts Of Support From Soviet Bloc

Red Group 17 Miles From Seoul  Advance Guard   Advance Guard Cuts Salient in Western Korea

CHINESE CARVE OUT BIG SALIENT CLOSE TO SEOUL   Near Key To Capital: Another Drive By Reds Expected In Few Days

Temperatures   Smash Ahead to Within 17 Miles of Seoul; Yanks Await Next Blows

Chinese Carve Big Salient in Allied Lines   Communist Hordes Ignore Heavy Losses In Drive for Seoul

FORCE RETREAT OF 11 MILES IN ZERO COLD   CLAIM 42 ENEMY DIVISIONS KNOWN IN KOREA FIGHTING

Outnumbered UN Forces Man New Defense Lines For Next  Onslaught By Chinese Reds

‘Four Chinese Red Armies ‘Are 17 Miles From Seoul   J.N. Defenders Continue Orderly Retreat, Await New Enemy Attack

‘Six Chinese Red Armies Follow As North Korea's Dictator Boasts of Support from Russia

Reds Vanquard Is Within 17 Air Miles of Capital   United Nations Forces Man New Defense Line and Await Onslaughts

Move On ‘Human  Bridges’   Allies Retreat, Break Contact; Wait New Attack

MacArthur Headquarters Quotes North Korea’s Boss as Saying War Efforts Are Supported by Seven Nations

Carve Menacing Salient Despite Ghastly Losses      Soviet General Zhukov Believed in Command of Red Hordes

Outnumbered U. WN. Troops Man New Defense Positions   Await Another Big Push by Chinese Soon

Vanguard of 6 Armies Edge Nearer Seoul   Outnumbered UN Fores Mans New Defense Line in West Korea

U.N. Forces InPullback   Man New Defense. Lines Against Outnumbering Chinese, Await Next Onslaught

Reds Within 17 Miles of Seoul   U. N. Forces Man New Defense Positions Across Peninsula

North Korean Chief Boasts His War Efforts Backed By Communist Nations — Allies Lose Contact With Foe After Swift tae  Withdrawal

. Complete Plans For Recistration In Kerrville Public Schools Given By E. L. Wildman

Marshall Chides With Group For Attitude Change   Sec. of Defense Presses For UMT Program And Draft of Boys, 18

Senators Learn Bookie Business   Come-Back Money Technique Explained

Court Will Hear Deer Case Monday   Wrangle Continues on Whether to Have Season

Court Will Hear Deer Case Monday  Wrangle Continues on , a ee eee = MEN eer Seems

McMahon Says:  Uranium Chunks. Boys Found Were Los Alamos Souvenirs

8th Army Open To Air Attack   U.S. MARINES TAKE RUBBLED HOENGSONG

Yanks in Korea Are Juicy Air Targets —   Coreless of Known Enemy Air Potential They're Guilty Of Poor Dispersal of Troops, Planes Behine Lines

United Nations Forces in Korea Are Contemptuous of Air Attack Dangers

Kerr Says no Promise on How Long 45th to Remain in Japan   Sec. of Army Pace Assures Senator Division Going to Japon Frimarily for Further Training, Defense Purposes

Texas to File Suit Against New Mexico To Prevent Violation of Rio Grande Pact

U. S. Refuses To Hand Over Ships To Red:   Plan To Split Nazi Fleet And Give Russians [3 - Small Vessels Won't Be Carried Out

Split of Nazi Fleet Plan  Revoked by U.S. Decision To Keep 13 Small Vessels

Baby-Sitter FailstoShow Up, Father Kills Son, Wounds 2 Other Children

T On The Globe-News KGNC: sosce TODAY _ int   King and Queen’s Ovation Toppbed

Germans Stand In Line To Forfeit Homes In East For Western Righis

30 FORWARD: Seott Outlines Broad Program In His Biennial Message

Governor ‘Addresses [Assembly      Urges Liquor Vote, Minimum Wage Law, Lower Voting Age

Truman Confers With Congressional Leaders by Phone  Also Sends ee C691 2c).   Also Sends Congress $973 Million Request For Voice of America

Sen. Johnson Congratulates Army For Cleaning House At West Point   Says Over $2 Million Wasted On 90 Cadets But ‘It Is Worth It’

Cadets Say Coercion Used on Witnesses   Solon Praises Army for Firing Cadets

Senator Says Huge Sum Lost In Expulsion  Over $2,000,000 Wasted On West

Senator Claims “Point” Scandal Cost $2,000,000   Lewmaker Col’s Ouster . Werth Loss, However

Worth Cost To Fire Cadets.  Johnson Says   Sees No Need for Probe Praises Army Action In Case

Mass Dismissal Of Cadets Cost Govt 2 Million   Senator Says No Probe Needed; Seen Saving Billions In Future.

“Worth It,” Senator Says, To Clean-Up   Colorado Law maker Congratulates Army— Says No Congressional Investigation Needed

Senator Believes Cadet Issue Is Ok   Solon Says $2 Million Lost Through Dismissal Of Men Is ‘Worth It’

Two-Million Loss Cited By Johnson   Congratulates Action, Sees No Need for  - Action by Congress— Others Disagree   Loehlein Speaks   Captain-Elect Declare: Those Dismissed Are Not Culprits

Senator Lauds Army’s Firing Of ‘Cheaters’         : Jobnso: Sets. Cost... vat $2, 000,000! But:

Funds Allocated For Road Upkeer   $37 Million Voted For Coming Year

GAUDLE DENIES ANY DISHONESTY ON REVENIIE JOB   Present Hearings May End By Thursday— King Lashes Caudle For * “Outside natal  ties.’

Tax Probers Open Quiz Ot Justice Dept. Chief;  Denounce Former Aide

Caudle Hears Denunciation   Sits Through Lashing By Rep. King, Admits Indiscretions, Denies* Dishonecty

Report i Slaps Navy. Marine Corps For Recall Of Vets. Money Waste

British Tanks, Egyptians Exchange Fire In Street   Armored Force Fires On Terrorists Blamed In Killing Of British Policeman In Ambush

Tanks, Snipers Exchange Fire   British Soldier Slain In Ismailia

British Tanks Info Ismailia   Exchange Fire With Egyp tian Terrorists, Retrieve Abandoned Jeep

Brifish Tanks Exchange Fire With Egyptian   Tanks Go to Rescue Of Jeep Abandoned As Snipers Fire on Military Police

Recaptured ‘After Sing Sing. Escape   Trusty” Nabbed Seven Hours After, Excape From Sing Sing Prison

Gen. Ridgway Accepts Plan In Principle   UN Liaison Officers Are Instructed To Meet Enemy Group In Panmunjom Area

ONE PROPOSAL MADE BY REDS 1$ ACCEPTED   American Troops Still Fight On “Heartbreak Ridge’

Reds Agree on New Site for Peace Talks   Sessions to Be Renewed at Small Town South of Kacsone

Mile Separates UN, Communists In Negotiations  Allied Troop Units

Agrees to-Site Near Panmuniom for Renewal of Cease-Fire Parleys Broken Off on Aua. 23.   Tokyo [AP]—Gen. Matthew B. Ridgway tonight accepted in principle the Communist proposal that Kor2an cease-fire talks begin anew near Panmunjom.

Liaison Officers Plan Meeting To Set Details   Panmunjom Is Being Considered for Additional Sessions

OKs Red Proposal In Principle, Sets Laision Meeting  Foe Selects Panmunjom Site, 6 Miles Southeast Of Kaesong

WILL REOPEN TRUCE TALKS AT NEW SITE   Ridgway Accepts Three-Point Offer With Exception on Neutral Zone.

Preliminary Talks Resume Tuesday   Hard Fighting Continues In Mountains of Korea

Ridgway OKs Reds’ Oifer Of New Site   Enemy Backs Down; Willing to Meet in Neutral Spot Southeast of Kaesong

Reds Accept Shift  FromKaesongArea   Enemy Proposes New City; Ridgway Aarees to “Immediate Vicinity”

SCAP Approves Site in Vicinity Of Panmunjom   Liaison Officers To Meet Tuesday, Map Out Details

Gen. Ridgway Accepts Parley Site Proposal   Truce Talks May Be Revived Soon At Pan Mun Jom

Reds Propose Pan Mun Jom For Conference  ommunis   Communist Offer Represents Victory For Gen. Ridgway

Allied Leader GivesO.K. Te Red Proposal   Officers Will Confer On Working Out New Truce Parley Plans

But, Two Sides Are Still Mile From Talks Site   U.N. Head Insists Meeting Must Be In Neutral Zone

 —PANMUNION —  Officers. To Confer Tomorrow   iran Prey. TO war AULES  ON NEUTRALITY.

Ridgeway OKs Korean Site   Liaison Officers Told to Meet Reds About Using Panmunjon

Reds Suggest Panmunjom  As New Site   Envoys Will Meet Tomorrow To Talk Preliminary Plans

'UN Commander Accepts Proposal In Principle   Liaison Officers Meet Tomorrow Near Panmunjom To Hammer Out Details For Re-Opening Talks

Truce Talks To Be Moved To New Site   Panmunjom Likely New Meeting Place; Ridgway Demands Biager Neutral Zone

Communist Leaders Pick Pan Mun Jom   UN Commander Agrees to New Location For a Receumption of Cease-Fire Talks

Agrees to Shift Meeting Place To Panmunjom   Liaison Officers Will Meet Tomorrow tc Work Out Details

Gen. Ridgway Notifies Communists That Liaison Officers Will Meet Red Representatives Wednesday Morninr   MOVE REPRESENTS VICTORY FOR U. N.

Panmunjom  Is Choice   Gen. Ridgway Accepts in Principle the Offer

Red Proposal To Move Talks Gets Approval   Enlarging Zone Suggestion Is Rejected by UN

UN, Reds Near an Agreement   Ridgway Accepts Parts of Communist Proposals to Change Site of Talks

Reds Offer New Site Six Miles From Kaesong   Communist Proposal Accepted in Principle by Gen. Ridgway

Scene Is Shifted South of Kaesong   New Agreement Considered Diplomatic Victory for United Nations

Ridgway Agrees With Red View To Renew Talks   Approves Site Six Miles From Kaesong Ruins

Resuming Parley Near Panmunjom At Reds’ Behest   Tired Doughbovs Near Top OF *Hearthreak Ridge;’ Enems Rail Lines Gat

U. N. READY TO MEET NEAR PANMUNJOM   Ridgway Accepts in Principle Proposal to Move Talks to Red Outpost Near Kaesong.

Ridgway Accepts A Site Proposal   Weary U. S. Troops Brave Direct Red Fire On ‘Heartbreak Ridge”

Ridgway Agrees ‘In Principle’ On Panmunjom  Liaison Officers Meet Tonight to  Arranaoe for Talke

i Acceptable  To Both Sides.   _Gen. Ridgway“Accepts St tae bab  Make Arrangements _

LIAISON GROUP TO CONFER TUESDAY   Talks May Be Resumed In Area Of Panmunjom  BOTH SIDES   To Assume Responsibility For Maintaining Neutrality Of Area

Gen. Ridgway Accepts Reds’ Proposal of New Site for Truce Parley 

Officials To Meet Tuesday   New Peace Talk City Is 5 Miles From Kaesong; UN Seeks Smaller Zone

Agrees To Red. Offer In Principle   Liaison Teams Will Discuss Location In Panmunjom Ares

Site Located 5 Miles South Of Kaesong   Smaller Neutral Zone Sought; Officers To Meet On Wednesday

Area Would Meet Need for Equal Control Says Ridgway   Exchange of Messages Leaves 2 Sides Mile Apart On Location

\Ridgway Accepts Principle Of Red Proposal ToRenew Cease-Fire Talks   Site In Immediate Vicinity Of Panmunjom Meets Allied Conditions

U.N. READY. TO MEET NEAR -PANMUNJOM        Ridgway ‘Accepts: in Prin  - ciple Proposal to Move Talks to Red Outpost Near Kaesong.

Truce Talks  To Be Held At New Site   Ridgway, Reds Agree on Village Southeast Of Kaesona.

To Discuss New Site For Talks  Reds is Propose Shift   Reds Propose Shift” Talks to South of Koesena

Hopes Brighten for Renewal of Truce Negotiations   Ridgway Accepts in Principle Red Proposal for Talks at Panmunjom.

Set Tomorrow For Meet Of  Liaison Men   Site Halfway Between Red And Allied Lines Favored

Accepts Proposal ‘In Principle’ for Shift in Location  Allies Continue Fight for Ridges In East Sector

—IAUCE Cii r— Panmunjom Acceptable To General  Plans Meeting Tuesday Evening

Cease-Fire Parley Site Selected   Allied Commander Okays ‘Principle’ Of Latest Red Proposal

Ridgway Will Give Proposal his Atfention   Tentative Acceptance Of Plan to Set Up. New Headquarters Seems To Be UN Reaction

LIAISON TEAMS 10 MAP DETAILS FOR RESUMING PARLEY   General Says Proposal Meets Fundamental Condition OF Enquchiv

The Weather   Conditionally Agrees On Panmunjom Meet   Liaison Officers To Meet Tuesday To Discuss Details Of Opening New Cease-Fire Sessions

Ridgway, Reds Agree to New Peace Talks   New Location for Conferences Okay With Allied Chief

Rideway Agrees To Change Site Of Truce Talks   Is Willing To Meet At Spot Near Kaesong

RIDGWAY SAYS SITE MUST BE BETWEEN LINES   Panmunjom Suggested By ; Reds To Resume  Discussions

Pleas of Reds For Stay Denied   Convicted Communists May Begin Their Terms Early Next Month

Prison Awaits U.S. Communists  Terms Of 11 Reds May Start Next Month

11 U.S. Reds May Head For  Prison In July   Jackson Turss Down Their Pleas For Stay Of Sentence In Case

CONVICTED REDS WILL BE JAILED   Prison Terms May Begin Farly Next Month—Judge Denies Pleas For Stay, OF Sentence.

May Begin Terms Early Next Month   11 Red Leaders Are Denied Pleas Until High Court Assemble:

U.S. Communist Leaders Face Prison As Justice Jackson Turns Down Plea

Senators Rap. ‘Greedy Grab’ By Air Force   Enlisting of More Top Men Than Can Be Trained Deaws Broadside

KKK  CHINESE NATIONALISTS REJOICE AT BRITISH PCONCERVATIVE VICTORY

Highway Deaths Compared With War Casualties   Korean Figure Is Less Than 80,000, President Claims

Casualties Sef At 80,000  Truman Says Highway Toll More Than Korea

 Allied Truce N egotiators Fh Back to Korea   Reds Still Silent But Favorable Reply Expeeted

Fat Women Agree Their Trouble Is Caused by Frustration or Eating

19-YEAR-OLDS EXAMINED FOR DRAFT CALLS   Illinois Calling Up ‘Teen-Agers First Time Since  War 2.

YOUTHS, 19, TAKE TESTS lilinois Draft Director Says They Won't Be Called Soon

Isaacs Introduces and House Adopts Resolution Calling for !mpeachment Of Supreme Court Justice Douglas

Isaacks Calls Fo Impeachment Of Justice Douglas  Es.   Texas House Okays Tideland Resolution

SENATORS CALL OWEN LATTIMORE FOR QUESTIONING   STATE DEPARTMENT SUSPENDS TWO HIGH CAREER DIPLOMATS

Guards Must Be Removed  Allies Say   Either Open Up Kaesong Or Move to Neutral Territory, Ridgway Says   NO TO REPORTERS   North Korean Conditions Directly Opposed to Those of UN Command

Offer To Renew Kaesong Parley, On Their Terms   Gen. Ridgway Tells Reds Kaesong Must Be Declared Neutral Zone; Allied Command Awaits Red Reply To Ridgway; Prospects Dim For Early Resumption Of Talks

SUBSCRIBERS alate  Christmas Spirit Prevailing in Nation, Spreading Che

Yule Spirit Marks Nation In Many Ways   Scales of Justice Are Tipped; Children Made Happy

Sharp Fighting Despite Moves For Armistice  No Battles Rage, But Complete Lull   No Battles Rage, But Complete Lull Has Not Developed

Two Bodies In Fire Debris and Bloody Car Near   Fortune Magazine Official Home Burns In Odd Case

Burned Bodies Found In Ruins  Evidence Leads To Foul Play Theory

U.S. Troops Ram North Of 38th Line   Meet Scant Opposition From Vanguard of  500,000 Red Troops

IST BOUNDARY CROSSING THIS YEAR IS MADE   MacArthur Pays Visit To Advance Posts In North Korea

Meet Little Opposition From Reds   Nearly One-Half Million Chinese  Mass Across Line

TroopsRaminto North Korea in Force Ist Time   Encounter Slight Resistance from Massing Chinese

Massed Reds Not Yet Ready For — Counterattack  ' Commander Means To Keep Initiative In War Of Maneuver

Yanks Take Look Above Parallel =   Huge Force Moves Up, Foe Still Hidden

MacArthur. Visits Near Front Lines   1,200,000 Reds Massed for Biggest ' Communist Offensive of Korean War

MacArthur Makes New inspection   Thousands Of Reds Massing, But U. §. Strategy Remaing Unchanaed

Yankees Drive North OF 38th With Big Force   Mac Visits Frontline Again, Says UN Will Keep The Initiative

Oat Price Is Low   Communists Draw Small Vote As Israel Incumbents Lead

‘siBritish Tc s SendMissior ‘liTo Tehrar   Sen Gurion s'B Party LeadsS in IsraeliT

Labor Leading In Israel Vote; Zionists Next   Ben-Gurion’s Party Has 38 Per Cent; Communists Get Little Support

Governor Barrett, Captain Bradley Map Plans To Cut Wyoming Death Toll

STRICT ENFORCEMENT OF HIGHWAY TRAYIC LAWs TO BE MADE BY PATROLMEN

Action Against Kelly And Derham Studied  Chief Justice Qua Also Considers Criticism of Cenedella.

Senate Revises Formula For Taxing Farm And Consumer Cooperatives

Floods on Way Back In Kansas  Torrential Rains’ ! Crvveu Wlavntnne

Jap Treaty Meet Opens  Tomorrow   Stringent Rules Will Limit Talks Of All Delegates

Plan Is Seen Walkout Key  For Soviets   Proposed Procedure ‘Sure’ To Invoke Ire Of Gromyko, Others

Extended Talks Not Permitted   Red Ire Seems Certain As Allies Move to Put Over Jap Pact

DESIGNED FOh BLOGKING RAY TREATY STALL   Plan of Procedure May Stir Russians to walk Out  ne 8 we

Soviets May Walk Out o Peace Meet   Tough Procedures Plan Distributed by.U.S., Britain 

Treaty Rule Hamstrings Russia Stall  Pact Nations  Dien Wal<nrmn   Pact Nations Plan Welcome For Truman

Killeas, Alesch  Head Catholic  Fund Volunteers   They’ll Have Help of 10 Vice Chairmen in _ Drive for. $300.000. :.:.

Truman Calls Joe ‘Dictator’   Likened to Tyranis Throughout History

Truman Says Dictators Are ‘All Alike,’ l). §. Will Defeat Soviet ‘Materialism’

British Elections  Thursday   Two Large Newspapers Swing to Tory Side As Country Awaits Outcome

CHURCHILL GETS ADDED SUPPORT   Two Prominent British Newspapers, Swing To The Side Of Conservative Party &

An Election Eve Swing to Tories   Two Independent Londor Papers Come Out Against Laborites   TO POLLS THURSDAY   Churchill, in Major Speech, Denounces “Warmonger’ Claim

re Raawst     Met Aanos op pat cenit ening yraaruanieaseony  Supp

2 London Papers Offer Backing To Conservatives   Their Editorials Show Last-Minute Swing Of Support

Powerful British Newspapers Swing To Support of Churchill's Conservatives

Ghureniit Favored By. alee ies   Conservative Party Britain's Two Moai _ Respected Papers -

Two Leading British Newspapers Swing [heir Support to Conservatives in Thursday Vote

Britain's Leading Newspapers Swing Briskly Into Campaign As Thursday's Election Looms

Lime For a Change’ ime for a Change”  British Tories Favored By Neutral Journals

Churchill Favored By British Press   Conservative Party Gains Support Of Britain’s Two Most Respected Papers

Russia Asks West To Pledge In Advance To Halt Rearmament   Jessup Suggests Three Alternatives   U. S. Won’t Leave Moscow Free To Build Up Army While It Disarms

Senate Okehs  lowa Tax Rate  75 Percent Collection Favored by Governor

Russia Sets off Third Atomic Test Explosion   U.S. ‘Baby’ A-Bomb  Destroys Steel Tower

Baby-Sized A-Bomb Has Mighty Kick   Flares Less Than TNT Blast But Demolishes 100. foot Steel Tower

BABY A-BOMB LEVELS TOWER   Nothing Left of Structure; Larger Blast Expected Tomorrow.

Americans Pondering Latest Amazing. Atomie Detonation   Weapon Flares Less Than Blast Of TNT But Demolishes 100-Foot Firing Tower

Hoskins Calls Session To Try To End Radiomen’s Strike   Both Sides Blame Other For Failure Of Negotiations

Seattle Chamber Trip Blocked By 5.5. Aleutian Picket Line   Negotiations Break Down After Night Session; Union Leaders Say Strike Is Back Where [t Started: Ships Tie Up

Campaign Issue’ Probed Further  More Data Sought. or - Maryland Election

B-29 Crashes In Swank Residential Section  Of Denver, Killing Light, Injuring Five

BOMBER SMADHED INTO FIVE HUMES; 8 AIRMEN KILLED   B-29 Crashes in Residential Area in Denver, But no Civilians Perish and Only One is Hurt.   SIX ABOARD CRAFT SUFFER INJURIES   tig Ship Plunges While Fly. ing at Tree-Top Height— Debris Is Swept by Fire.

Eight Killed as 5-29 Crashes Into Swank Homes   %ix Airmen Escape Alive But Injured in Denver Accident; Five Houses Wrecked and Set Afire But No Civilian Is Hurt.

B-29 Crashes Into Houses   Eight Airmen Killed As Plane Lands On $50,000 Recidence

Eight Are Killed, Six Hurt When Big Bombe: Hits Residential Area

Civilian Hurt   8 Airmen: Die as Plane Hits Swank Residential Arena

B-29 Crushes  Swank Homes   S Die. 8 Hurt in Denver Aiv Forte Disactes

B-29 Plows Inte Denver Residential. District   Bight Fliers Die And Six Survive; FiveHousesRazed,  Debris Sei Afire

Fight Killed In Crash Of Bombe   Plane Mows Down Five Residences

EIGHT AIRMEN DIE IN CRASH OF SUPERFORT   Six Other Crewmen Escape When Bomber Smashes Into Denver Recidential trea

8 Airmen Die As Plane Plows Into 3 Homes   6 Other Fliers in Ship Escape Injury, 1 Civilian Hurt

Plane Strews Detroit  With “Hate” Leaflets Police And FBI Seeking Pilot Who Dropped Anti-Semite Bills

Committee Okays President’s Plan To Ship Troops Abroad   Groups, Meeting Jointly, Claim For Congress Right To Authorize All Future Troop  Assignments In Foreign Countries

hd ongress Exteads. Claim Ay ene mate  \Plan to Send Four More _ U.S. Divisions Wins Okay

Britain Still Favors  Giving Formosa to  Communist China But Not Until Peace  Is Restored in Korea,  Foreign Secretary Say

U. S., Britain Remain Split  On Formosa   London Upholds  Cairo Declaration   But Peace Settlement Must Come First, Morrison Tells Commons

Britain Still Would Give Reds Formosa  Morrison Wants Peace in Korea Before Action Taken

U. $. Forces Strike” Solid Line Of Reds   Ridgway Flies Away To  Take Up Duties OF Denosed MacArthur

Reds Entrenched South of Chorwon; It May Be Main Red Defense Tine

‘ADVANCING U, S. TROOPS CONTACT RED DEFENSE   Eighth Army May Possibly Have Struck Main Enemy Line   MID-APRIL RAINS ARE HANDICAP TO ALLIES

U.S. Forces Strike Solid  fenses     :   Allies Smash Against Main Korean Line

UN Plan Would End Korea War By Christmas   Enemy Indicates Proposal May Be Accepted

ProposalCould Halt War Soon   Knemy ~ De legates Indicate he ceptance

Spies Lack Humor   Thay Fall in Five Classes From Fanatics, Traitors, Paid Agents to Professional Joiners and ‘Dupes’

McKean’s Best Move to Front In Dixie Drive   Kane Vets Impressed With 28th Division  At ‘Southern Pines’

New Bill May Cut Mo. Tax On Seed, Feed  Would Be Assessed At Only 10 Percent Of Actual Value

Farmers May Gef Relief on Seed, Feed Grain Taxes   Would Be Assessed at 10% of Value if Governor Okays Senate Bill.

Treasury Head Sees Several High Tax Years   Deficit Financing Period Is Also Forecast by Snyder

Sirike May Peri Imperial Valley's $30,000,000 Crop   Oppose Jobs Held by Mexican Nationals and Wet-Backs

Defense Officials Assuring Congress Military Spending To Be Done Wisely

Carrier Independence, Hottest of A-Bombec Ships, Will Be Sunk With Secret Weapon

Carrier Mighty I, Hottest Bikini Ship. Will Be Sunk With Secret Navy Weapon

It's ‘Taps’ for “Mighty I’ Secret U. S. Weapon to Blast ‘Independence’ Into Oblivion

Navy Will Test New Secret Weapon On Survivor Of 2 Atom-Bomb Blasts

Days of Independence Numbered ..' Secebieaebaeoaraeaananamaen ee  Atom-Bombed Carrier To Be Sunk by Navy

Atom-Bombed Carrier Hulk Ordered Sunk   Independence Marked For Davy Jones

Secret Weapon Test to End Career Of Gallant Old Carrier Independence

Grain Elevator, Four Silos Burn af Fond du Lac   Loss $100,000 in Early Morning Fire in Wisconsin City

Proposed Truce Would Preclude War's Renewal   State Department Reveals Commanders In Field Would Settle Fighting; Truman And Acheson Hold Important Conference Today

Would Exclude Political and Land Proposal   Wants Assurance Against Resumption of Korean Hostility

‘NO POLITICAL RED DEMANDS ARE INCLUDED   Moscow Suggests Field Commanders Reach Agreement

Iranians Accuse British Manager of Shipment Sabotage   Briton Refuses Receipt OK For Oil-Laden Tankers Now Awaiting Port Clearance

Hint of Deadly New Atomic. Weapons ~  Gore Urges Use ot ‘Korean Belt

U.S. Urged to Employ New  Atomic Weapons in Korea Lawmaker Says Latest Development

Congressman Urges Use Of Newest Atomic Weapons In Korea, Says Devices Prepared

Meyers Gets Year In Tay Suit   Rep. Gore Urges A-Poison—.  To “Dehumanize Korea Strip

RADIOACTIVITY WEAPONS NOW READY FOR USt   Gore Reveals Way to Stop Loss of Troops in “Meat Grinder.”

New Atomic Weapons Said Developed   Senator Asks Truman To Use “Catacysmic,” Deadly Radioactivity

DEHUMANIZE BELT ACROSS KOREA,. REP. GORE URGES  Canarnecman fave TT ©      Congressman Says U.S. Has ‘Weapons To Spread Deadly Radioactivity —

Urges Truman to Order "Dehumanized” Belt Across Korea   Rep. Gore Would Use “Cataclysmic” New Weapons to Spread Radioactivity

Rep. Gore Urge: Use of Secret Atomic Weapon  Allies Use Deadly Radioactive Device

 Rep. Gore Indicates U.S. Has New Radioactive Weapons, Urges Truman to Use Them In Korea

Gore Pleads For Barrier  To Halt Reds   Congressman Wants Atomic Weapons To Create Korean Belt

Gore Indicates New Atomic Weapons Are Ready; Asks For Use In Korea

Truman Urged to Employ New Atomic Weapon   Spreads Radioactivity Rep. Gore Desires Its Use in Korean Theate

Rep. Gore Hints New Atomic Weapons Ready  raes tirumoan   Urges Truman To Use Them In Korea

Gore Urges Truman To Use New Atomic Radioactivity Weapons In Korean War

‘Dehumanize’ Korea Belt,  ‘Gore Urges   U.S. Said To Have New Atom Weapon   Congressman Would Remove Inhabitants And Spread Radioactivity

THE ROCKY ROAD   Urges Use of Atomic Weapons To Dehumanize Belt Across Koree   TWO PROPOSATAS   iLETTER MADE PUBLIC

‘Immense’ Atomic Weanon Is Found   AEC Associate. Urges Use of Radioactivity To ‘Dehumanize’ Korea

Rep. Gore Urges Use of Atomic Weapons To ‘Dehumanize Barrier Across Korea

ehumanize Corean Belt,  ore Urges   Intimates Weapons Perfected To Spread Radioactivity; Asks ™rrman To Use Ther

New U.S. Weapon Revealed   Gore Would Utilize Deadly Radioactivity In Belt Over Korea

URGES USE OF — A-WEAPONS IN KOREAN WAR   ‘Congressman Proposes ‘'Dehumanize” Belt of Land Across Korea.

Rep. Gore Urges Atomic Warfare  “Immense Weapons” Of Radioactivity Are Cited by AEC Insider

Congressman Would ‘Dehumanize’ Belt Across Korea es  Use New Atomic Weapons President Urged By Gore

Rep. Gore Intimates U.S. Possesses New Atomic Guns; Would Use Them

U.5. Urged fo Use “Cataclysmic’ New Atomic Weapons in Korea   Rep. Gore Calls for Spreading a Deadly Radioactive Belt Across Peninsula, Making A Barrier to All Military Operations

Gore Urges Blast Bell’ Death Zone  Savs A-Weapnons   Says A-Weapons Could Provide Korean Barrier

Deadly Radioactive Belt Across Korec Suosested As Means Of Ending War

Death Belt Advocated For Korea   Congressman Advise: New Weapons’ Use For Barrier.

Greek Marshal Who Quit Post Due To Return   U.S. Envoy Seeking To Have Army Head Again Take Charge:

Much Of State Gets A Peek At Winter Weather   Slow-Falling Rain Lends Hope To Few Drouth-Hit Areas

List Lengthens on The Financing of Improvement Bond:   Beardsley Asks for Test Case Before Decision Reached

eds Warned bout Lend ease Debt _   U. Ss. Wants Money On Usable ‘hoods

oe Cte MUUGCE Promised JOOn  Lausche’s 21 ‘Must’ Bills Go into Legislative Hopper

Sollazzo, Five Former Cagers Sentenced   Master Briber Gets Eight to 16 Years

Cage Briber Gets 8 to 10 Year Term   Gambler, Five Basketball Stars Sentenced; Schools’ Policy Hit

Basketball Briber Gets 16-Year Terr   Five Ex-Stars Also Sentenced as Judge Flays College Sports

New York Judge Sentences Five Basketball Players, Master Briber to Prison Terms Today

Judge Flays Sport Setup Of Colleges   Says Reform Essential; Briber Sollazzo Gets Eight to 16 Years.

HOOP FIXMASTER GIVEN 16-YEAR JAIL SENTENCE   Commercialism Rules College Sports, Judge Says; Urges N.C.A.A. Reorganize

JUDGE BLASTS EVIL SYSTEM IN ATHLETICS   Five Former Stars Of Eastern Schools  Got Prigan Terme

Bad: Weather Slows Travel: Tall Mounts   Millions. in Nation Begin Christmas Journeys by Rail, Eus: and Airplane.

Casualties Expected to Run High as Christmas Traffic Breaks All Reeords

WEATHER CUTS HOLIDAY TREK TO SNAIL PACE  Millions of Americans Are on the Move In   Millions of Americans Are on the Move In Annual Migration for Christmas.

Millions On Move On ‘M Day For Traffic Deaths   Roil, Bus ind Air Terminals Janmed With Hatiday Travellers: 600 Expected To Dia

— GAMBLING — Testimony Submitted To Jurist   RECESS TAKEN TO TOMORROW

590 Men To Honor  Capper   Prominent Kansans To Be Honorary Pallbearers; Body Will Lie in State

DiSalle Not To Scrap Controls   Would Put Lid On Price Paid By Slaughterer

Grand Jury Names Roberts and Marit In Report Today  No Date Set for Arraignment in

Gets Under “Terrific. Enemy Fire   Red Guns Open Up After U.S. Tanks, Infantry Capture Heights.

CPL. GEORGE J. DOSTER IS KILLED IN FRANCE   Langhorne Manor Soldier Figured In Motor Accident Abroad

Pass Emergency Funds for Use by Slate Departments   Action Taken Quickly To Provide Funds Before March 1.

Emergency Fund Bill Is Sent to Governor Smith   Big Part of Senate's Slash Is Restored in Compromise Version

Legislature Passes  Emergency Fund tc  Keep State Going Total of $7,794,403  Is Compromise After Senate Pares Funds

Phone Testimony Will Be Allowed   Commission Overrules Motion to Block Cost Hearing 

Commission fo Allow New Data  Override Move to Limi! Phone Utility Plea

Hanna Company Head Testifies   Early Completion  OF Seaway Necessary

War Bride. Called Spy. Loses Fight   NBC Signs Margaret For Radio. TV Shows

Road of Despair, Fatility  Operation Misery: Starts Third Time for Koreans

Korea Refugees On Move Again  Tired, Dispirited People Plad South

Koreans Plodding Southward Again   Tired, Dispirited People Of War-Ripped Land Begin Road of Retreat

Refugees Begin Third Weary Trek to South In Dusty Roads—Will They Ever Come Back?

Tired People of Korea Once Again Start Refugee Journey Southward ©

Ref ugees in Korea Again  Plod Siesth   Held to High Hopes of Having A Better Life

 Trudging Toward Nothing ‘Tired and Dispirited Koreans ‘Begin Plodding South Aqain

Business Men Shine Up Merchandise In Anticipation Of Increased Sales

Eased Credit Stirs Hopes: Of Business   Many Believe It May Be Needed Remedy For Ailing Sales

Seven Prep School Students Hurled Thousand Feet Down Mountainside When Caught In Katahdin Snowslide

WIDOW AND 7 CHILDREN KILLED IN MISSOURI FIRE   New Year’s Eve Shooting Is Fatal To Dorothy Girl

BABY ATTACKED BY WASPS RECOVERS      tung 477 Times and With Bods Twice Hs Normal Size, Hope Had Secmed Dim.

Thai Nay y All But Liquidated   Commander-in-Chief Jailed—Personnel Dropped From Service

Dead in Coup Attempted in  Thailand 12   Premier Makes Escape by Dive  Off Blazing Ship

Ease Proposed Tax Measure on Farm Co-ops   Senate Committee Takes Action After Criticism from Rural Areas.

‘Stirs Rural Protests  Senate Committee Retreats On Proposed Co-op Tax Step

Senate Finance Group Tones Down Program to lax Farm Co-Operatives

HEEDS FARM VOICE   Senate Fmance Committee Tones Down a Co-Op  Tax Plan

Tone Down Fam Co-op Tax Plan   Sharp Criticism From Rural Areas Brings Chance of Front

TONE DOWN TAX ON FARM C0-0P   -Entire Earnings .. Can Be.Heid for Patron:Payment

War Clouds in Korea Shadow Many Homes As Carol Season Draws Near

US Yule Joy Is Dampened by Knowledge Of Loved Ones Risking Death in Korea

Many Homes in America Will Lack the Traditional Joy That Christmas Brinas

SCENE IS ABOUT SAME, COAST TO COAST  Christmas Will Be Solemn In Many Homes This Year

Loved Ones Overseas Still on List of Missing —  Christmas Joy Will Be Dimmed in Many Homes

Korean Conflict Saddens Many Homes In America At This Holiday Season

Family Ties Emphasized ; Christmas Joy in Many Homes To Be Dulled by Korean War

Nation Prepares For Yule Holiday   Korean War Blights. Christraas in Many’  Homes Across U

- Fate of Loved Ones Missing in Korean Conflict -Dim Christmas Joy in Thousands of U. S. Homes

Tinsel Will Glisten on Christmas Next Tuesday But Thousands Of Homes Will Feel War's Effect  Family Home Ties Are Emphasized Even More Than Ever This Year

Dark Shadows Of Korea Put Overcast  On Nation’s Christmas Celebrations

ManyHomesT Be Lacking In  Season’s Joy   Families Thinking Of Leved Ones Now Serving In Korea

Food Prices Hit Highest In History  ESA Working To Complete Staff; Order In 6 Days

ROLLBACK TO. JAN 1. LEVELS CONSIDERED   High Officials Says Lid Will Be Clamped on Within Next Five to Six Days.   FOOD PRICES AT : HISTORICAL HIGH   Mobilization Chief Wilson Decides Voluntary Con trols Will Not Work;  _ Assemble Enforcement Staffs.

Price, Wage Freeze Due  In5 or 6 Days   Rollback to Jan. 1 Level: Under Consideration, Official Says

Roll Back To Jan. 1  Level Is Considered ESA Ready To Go Des pite Lack Of Staff To

Wage And Price Freeze Imminent. Officials Believe  Pressure Mounts For Action On Inflation

Federal Officials Study Roll-Back To Jan. 1 Levels   Decision to Clamp Or Curbs Attributed te Mobilization Chief

Predict RollBack to Level Of January   Attribute Comment To Chief of ODM

Believe Ur Unit Ready i in Month   Food Prices Are Rising, Spurring Action on Controle

Highest Food Prices Ever  Spur Action  ‘ESA Now Has Staff Of 450

Roll-Back Seen to Jan. 1 Level to Check Rises   Wilson Is Convinced Voluntary Action Will Not Work

Decision Reached, Is Report   Roll Back to Jan. 1 Levels Reported to Have Been Decided Or

High Food Prices Spurs ESA in New Wage-Price Set-Up   Highest Prices In History Recorded

Roll-back On Prices To January 1, Maybe         High Source Predicts Order Coming “Within “Five or Six Days Freezing Dricescand Wades: ESA Staff Ready

High Government Official Expects Move Within Five Days . TO JANUARY  LEVELS Mobilization Chief Feels  Voluntary System Cannot Work

Government Takes Big Step Toward Wase Price Curbs   Food Prices Today Are Highest In American History.

Wage-Price Freeze Due  This Week   General Order To Be Issued By U.S. At Direction Of  C_ EB. Wilson

ESA Rushes Wage, Price Freeze Order   New Peak in Food Prices Spurs Agency in Gathering Staff

Wage-Price ‘Freeze’ Seen Soon  Price Rollback   Price Rollback May Accompany Blanket Orders

PAY AND PRICE CONTROL NEAR   Government Spurred By Highest Food Costs In History   WAITING FOR STAFF

Price RollBack Is Planned   Wilson To Discuss Controls in His Speech Tonight

Move Closer: To Curbs On Prices, Wages   ESA Employes Rise To 450; Work Of Opening Field Offices Rushed

WAGE AND PRICE FREEZE STUDIED   Government Officials Enlarge Staffs And Open Field Offices In Preparation For Controls.

Claim Rollback To Jan. 1 Figures Is Considered   Wilson Believes Neither Voluntary, Spotty Curbs Can Prevent Inflation

[Move Nearer to Wage-Price Controls as Food Prices Reach New Peak

Price Roil-Back To Jan. 1 ls Considered   Defense Mobilization Head Convinced Strong Control Needed

Early Wage-Price Freeze Indicated  Wilson Orders Step To Curb Inflation

Rollback To Jan. 1 Cost Level Seen  ESA Termed ‘Ready’ Despite Lack Of  a Cs.ff

Spurred By Highest Prices In History Officials Move Nearer General Controls

Nearer Full Price Order   Action Due to Come  as Soon as E.S.A. - Gets Enough Workers _ for Job  Progreés R ss Reported  Fear of Inequities Has Slowed Imposition of Controls '

JAN. 1 LEVEL NOW PLANNED   Food Price Jumps Force Officials To Faster Action

Price-Pay Freeze Due Soon,  Official Says   Congressional  Pressure Mounts For Early Action To Halt Inflation

Wilson Expected To Order Freeze In Several Days   : Jan. 1 Rollback .. In Prices, Wages : RBeine Considered

Food Prices Reach All-Time High in U. 5.   Government Moves Nearer General Price-Wage Controls

Price and Wage Freeze Due Soon  Rollback of Prices To Jan. 1 Considered

Official Hints At Rollback to January 1 Levels   Wilson Is Reported Convinced Now That Neither Piece-Meal Nor Voluntary Controls Wil! Do Any Good.

BIGGER ST AFT IS ORGANIZED BY E.5.A.   Industry Leaders Chosen For Key Positions  RETAIL PRIGES   Hit Peak In Large Cities: Work Of Opening Field Offices Is Rushed

Price Roll-Back To Jan. 1 Is Considered  Defense Mobilization Head Convinced

Price, Wage Freeze to Come Soon   Order Within Next Five   Qr Six Bays Forecast By Government Source; Roll-Back Considered

CONTROL NEAR   Gevernment Moves Swiitly As Food Prices Soar To: Record High

Cost Roll-Back To Jan. 1 Level ls Considered   Government Source Attributes Decision To Charles Wilson

Costs Soar To Highest Peak In U.S. History; Roll-Back To Jan. 1 Levels Possible

Prices, Wages To Be Frozen. Within Week   Action Taken As Food Prices Reach Highest Peak Yet

Wage, Price Curbs Are Imminent   A Roll-back to January 1 Within Six Days Is Plan Under Consideratior

Rollback of Prices To January 1 Levels  Under Consideration ESA Reported Ready to Carry   ESA Reported Ready to Carry Out Ceiling Orders Despite Lack of Enforcement Machinery

Wage and Price Freeze Coming Officials Say   Government Order Will Be Issued Within Next Week, Source Reports

Price-Wage Freeze Coming in Few Days   Government Will Order General Freee Within Next Five Cif Six Days, Considers Rollback to January  Levels

neral Price, faye Controls Believed Near      ESA. Rushing —Work’On Staff

Action To Be Taken Within Next Week   Rollback of Prices to January 1 Level Is Being . - Considered

Controls Near as Food Prices Hit Levels Above 1948 Peak: Staff Is Only Deterrent

All Out Controls, Rollback to Jan. 1 Being Considered   Decision for Across-Board Ceilings Is Attributed to Record-Breakina Food Costs

TO JANUARY  LEVELS  Mobilization Chief Feels Voluntary System Cannot Work

Reports Indicate Prices Would Be Froze at Jan. 1 Levels; Wages. Also Stabilized at That Date

ae Roll-Back f Prices to n. 1 Level   Mounting Cast Of Food Prompts Sovernment Action

With Food Prices At New Peak, US Is Near Controls   General Freeze Is Widely Expected When ESA Organize:

Price and Wage Freeze Expected Within Few Days   Government Official Says Prices May Be Rolled Back to an.  Level.

Wage-Price Controls Imminent   Freeze Order Within Week Predicted As Food Prices Climb To All-Time High

PAIGE, VIA FREEE act IN a5 DAY!   High Source Says Roll-Back to Jan. 1 Prices Is Considered.

ESA INCREASES STAFF; OPENING FIELD OFFICES   PRICE-WAGE FREEZE EXPECTED AS SOON AS AGENCY IS READY

Move Closer: To Curbs On Prices, Wages  To 450; Work Of Opening Field

OF WAGES AND PRICES SEEN   General Order to Come Within Week, Says Official

Wage-Price Freeze Due in Few Days   Roll-Back to Jan. 1 Level Considered After Food Cost Rise

Source High in Government Sees Action in Week   Rollback to Jan.  Levels ls Predicted

Foundation Being Laid For Wage And Price Curbs   Government Speeds Prep arations For Applying Controls As Prices Continue Skvrocket Trend

Price- Wage Freeze  Seen Within Week   High U.S. Official Hints At Roll-Back to Jan. 1

Wage-Price Freeze Due As Expense Skyrockets   Nation’s Food Costs Highest In History, Controls Are Likely

Roll-Back To Jan. 1 Talked  ESA Gathers Staff Toa Enfarce Orderc

Blanket Order May Roll ‘Prices Back To January  Levels   ACTION ANTICIPATED WITHIN 5 OR 6 DAYS

Are Near On Price Control   Also Apply to Wages in Step To Bring About  Stabilization

Price-Wage Freeze Due in 6 Days   High Official Reports Rollback to First of Year

Say Controls May Come in Week or Two   Across-the-Border Order Reported ‘Impending; Would Include Price Rollback

TO BE ORDERED WITHIN WEEK, SAYS OFFICIAL   Prices May Be Rolled Back To January  Levels.

Wage Control, Price Rollback  Expected Soon   Wilson May Announce Plan In Speech Tonight In Philadelphia

Price, Wage ‘Freeze’ Coming Soon   Blanket Order May Be Accompanied by Price Rollback

Plans Pushed On Pay-Price Freeze Setup   Work Of Setting Up _ Field Offices Gets “Full Speed” Order

Will Be Ordered Within Six Days, Top Official Says   Must Be Imposed, Wilson Declares

U.S. Moves Nearer Price, Wage Controls   Rising Cost Of Living To Bring About Curbs

Roll-back of Prices to Jan /..  To Order General  Price-wage Freeze

High Federal Source Bares Clampdown   Wilsen Reported Convinced Voluntary Curbs Won't Work

General Freeze Of Prices, Wages Bue By Monday   Drastic Action On fnflation Decision Taken

Price Rollback To Be Ordered   Food Costs Soar To High: est Peak In American History

COUNCIL TO BUY MOTOR GRADER; OTHER REPORTS   Parking Meter Receipts. 195) to Date $10,227; Vi: olations Take $769; Secretary: Tavlor Resigns °-

SEOUL SHELLED FROM TANKS OF U.S, FORCE   Troops Four “Miles From Capital Ci ~ Of Korean Republic

Treasury Offers New Securities   Secretary Snyder Tells of New Anti-Inflation Effort In A Surprise Speed-up

Plane Hits  California Hill, Burns   United Craft Is First DC-6B Lost; Placed In Use Aug. 1.

Ridgway May Ask To Move Talk Site   To End Dispute Over Neutrality Violations   50 Killed In Crash Of Mainliner Today

HUGE PLANE ONL 10 MINUTES FROM OAKLAND AIRPOR’   Wreckage Scattered Over Large Area Of Mountainside

DC-68 Careens Into Canyon North Of Decoto, Calif.   Force of Impact Strews Wreckage All Over Landscape

United Air Lines DC-GB Bound For Say Prancisco From Boston Crashes About 5:30 This MornInge.   WRECKAGE STREWN OVER WIDE AREA

Big DC-6B Hits Hill, Burns Up.  In California. .   Crafl, Whieh Left Boston, First Of Its Kind ‘To Craek Up -

United Airlines DC-6B Crashes Into Ridge In California, Only 10 Minutes From Stop At Oakland; Plane Only Used Since Aug. 1

News Day, Night   big Liner Hits California Hill   All Passengers And Crew Perish; Ship  And  Bodies Torn To Bits

Big DC-6B First Of Type to Crash   ls Third Serious Passenger Plane Accident in Three Months

WHITE HOUSE GUARD A JAILBREAKER   Leavenworth Escapee Tells of Washington Assigamem: in 1944 After Entering Army.

Asks Indirect Cost Controls   Truman Says He Can’‘t Guarantee Price Cuts

Reds Stiffen As Killer Drive  Rolls Forward   First Marines Kill 88 Chinese Troops In Bayonet Charge

REDS FIGHTING TA-BOG DOWN UN OFFENSIVE   Heavy Resistance Is Encountered By U.S. Forces

Enemy Forces Fight Hard To Delay Advance  Red Troops Making - Greater Attempt To Hold Present Lines

Killer Offensive Of UN Continues At Slower Pace   Marines Liquidate 88 Chinese In Bayonet Charge To Capture Hill; Yank Take Then Evacuate Island In Han River Near Seoul

COST OF LIVING INDEX DECLINES   Crop of 0.1 Per Cent in Month Is First Since February. 7950

Cost of Living Index. Drops  Decline Is First Stace Fohruary 1950

Index Shows Slim Living Cost Decline   Fractional Drop Is First Since February, 1950,  Px awn Bhan y

Cost Of Living In First Drop Since Feb. '50   ‘Slight Decline Noted In  Government Index From  May To June

USSIA REJECTS WEST'S PROGRAM TO REDUCE ARM   ishinsky Calls Plan Luditrous and Spurious After ~ Acheson Urges Support  . For Itin U.N,   WO CLASH HEAD-ON OVER THE PROPOSAI   ot Debate Leaves Fev Delegates to the Paris Meeting Hopeful of Conciliation,

Russians Reject Allied Peace Plan As ‘Ludicrous’   Few UN Delegates Hopeful of Conciliation Now; Vishinsky Proposes World Disarmament Conference Next June.

Disarming Plan Is  Ridiculed   Vishinsky Dismisses ‘Ludierous, Trifling’ Big 3 Proposal

Russian Offers Four-Point Plan As Substitute  Only ‘Agreement Is   Only Agreement Is That World Wants To Live In Peace

Proposed Fool-Proof Regula. tion Is Dismissed By Vishin sky As Ludicrous; Trifling And ious

Own Proposals Are Submitted At Paris Meet   Vishinsky, Acheson Clash Head-On; Results Expected

Vishinsky Cools Arms Reduction Hopes in Hurry   Red Foreign Minister “And Acheson Tongle, Concifiation Fades

Acheson, Red Envoy Clash In Assembly   Conciliation Hopes Dim As Soviet Refuses West Pronosal

Vishinsky Rejects Three-Nation Plan OnArms Reduction   Diplomatic Battle In United Nations Meeting Shows No Lessening Of Tension Between Western Allies And Russians

SOVIET TURNS DOWN WEST'S ARMS CUT PLAN   Four-Point  Proposals Are Suggested By Vishinsky

Dean Acheson And Vishinsky Clash in Debate  Few UN Deleaates   Few UN Delegates Expect Conciliation After Paris Wrangle

Acheson Duels With Vishinsky In U.N. Debate   Diplomatic Battle Indicates Tension Between East-West

Debate in U.N. Lessens Hope  Of Conciliation   Vishinsky Proposes World Conference in Clash With Acheson

RUSSIA SPURNS DISARMAMENT PLAN OF WEST   Few UN Delegates Hepe. ful Of East-West Conciliation   QUICK REJECTION BY  REDS WAS EXPECTED

Vishinsky, Acheson In Sharp Tilt   Soviet Delegate Proposes World Disarmament Conference

Called Ludicrous By Vishinsky, Who Proposes World Parley  On Disarmament

Prianess Elizabeth, Husband Given Big Ovation On Arrival In Canada

Clouds Thin As Their Big Plane Lands   Royal Couple Will _ Visit Washington At End of Month

Crowds Welcome Royal Couple   Princess Elizabeth, Philip Arrive In Montreal By Plane

Elizabeth, Duke Arrive In Canada   Royal Couple Welcomed By Cheering Throng In Montreal.

Canadians Give Royal_.  Couple Hearty Welcome   Thousands Cheer as Plane Lands; Sun Breaks Thru for Reception

Plane Carrying Flizabeth, Duke ~ Reaches Canada   Greeted By Thousands At Airport Near Montreal; . Will Visit Washington

Princess Elizabeth  Arrives In Canada  Will Come to U. S.  At End of Month

__CANADA GREETS ROYAL COUPLE Princess Elizabeth And i usband Fly Atlantic

Elizabeth And, Husbane  Land At Dorval Airport Riaenw AA medenet

MOVE TO AID HOME BUYERS  House Committee Kills Capital Gains Tax Hike

Aircrait Employe Strangled To Deatt   wher we Fw a wees  Woman Apparently Er  Route Home When Reatan Aad Milladt

Carmona, Leader Of Portugal, Dies   President Since Army Coup in ‘26

President of Portugal Dead at81 —   Carmona Dies With "Strong Man" eb Paden

TRUMAN REPORTED SAVING PUNCHED   AUTHOR SAYS PRESIDENT IS ANGRY OVER REMARKS ABOUT HIS FAMILY.

‘Truman Plans Some Nose Punching When His Presidential Term Ends; Says Author

STUDY STATE TAX PROBLEMS   Legislative Group Seek Method To Get Out Of Red

Two Slain In  U.S. Embassy   Marine Kills Cuban And Then Himself

Under Fire, He Quits Navy Job   Defends Loyalty To United States

waty Hisk?  Newsy Accepts Resignation Of Suspended Atom Scientist

Resigns Affer McCarthy Blast   Brunauer, Suspended Navy Chemist, Quits

McCarthy Target Quits Navy Post  Brunauer Resigns As Research Chief

(Please Turn to Pag? Col. 3} cs  ‘Risky’ y Scientist Quits Navy A-Jok

Airmen Blast Red Supplies   Use Radar to Drop 2,000 100-Lb. Bombs on Red-Held Hungnam

B-29’s Blast Red Supplies At Hungnam  - Mud Bogs Fighting In West; Bitter Action in East

U.S. Aircraft Blast af Red Supply Dumps   Much Damage Is Reported After Rombers Return

Spot 2,000 Communist Vehicles. —  “Enemy Pilots ~ Refuse Combat:

2,000 Bombs Are Dropped   2,700 Sorties Fly Over Korea Within ‘Pre Week; Radar ‘Used by Bombers

B-29’s Blast Communist  Bases Again   Supply Centers Hit; Fighting On Ground Slowed Up By Mud

15 US B-24s Blast Red Supplies Stored Near Hungnam On East Coast

2,000 Bombs Are Dropped On Hungnam   2,700 Sorties Fly Over Korea Within Dne Week; Radar Used by Bombers

B-295 FROM OKINAWA HIT NORTH KOREA   ‘Sight by Radar to Bomb Supplies; Mud Halts Ground  Fighting.

Deacon of College Of Cardinals Dies Of Heart Ailment  Was Vicar General Of Rome; Given Hat Tn 1020

10 Bills Confront State Leaislature   Sturgeon Bay Man in Race for Speaker Post

Chanute Field Housing Facilities Termed ‘Dismal’ In Senate Report

RECORD NUMBER CLASHES IN SKY CHARTED IN WAR   One Enemy Jet I; Shot Down; Four Damaged —Ground “Action Hits Quiet Lull:

Nine Separate Air Fights In Korea Today   Mig-15 Jet Plane Is Shot Down 3yv Allied Airmen

Allied Planes Bag 100th Communist Jet Plane of War  Brings Total Toll To 22 Probables, And 243 Damaged

Air War Again Has Record Day  One Red Jet Downed, Four Others Damaaed

9 Dogfights Mark Busy Day For Jets  5 Enemy Planes Hit; .un FT eT «ee Sk   5 Enemy Planes Hit; AILU.N. Craft Get Rack To Their Bases

Allied Airmen Shoot Down One Red Jet   UN Planes Return Safely to Bases; ‘Kill’ Is Listed As 100th Mig Downed

Record Air Fights Punctuate Silence On Korean Fronts   One Red Jet Is Downed, Four Damaged—UN Craft Return Safely

00th Red Jet Destroyed; Three U N Concessions To Get Kaesong Rejected

UN Airmen Dowr Red Jet Plane, Damage 4 Others   Pilots From Three UN Nations Joins In Korean Air Battle

Air War Hot; Ground Front Snowy, Quiet   Allies Shoot Down Hundredth Russian Jet

ONE RED MIG SHOT DOWN, 4 DAMAGED   Cold And Snow Cut Ground Action As Patrols Test Lines

100thRedJet Is Shot Down In Air Battle   All UN Planes Safe After Nine Vicious Dogfights In Korean Skies

Aerial War Sets Record With 9 Fights in Day: . Ground Activity Decline:

Over 330 U.N., Enemy Planes Clash  :  100th Russian - MIG Shot Down

Allied Pilots Bag One Red In MIG Alley   Communists Press For Acceptance Of Buffer Zone Demand

War Blazes In Air, Quief On Ground   Nine Separate Dogfights Reported; Little Action or Snow-Covered Front

Sth Scores KO in Many Dog Fights   Airmen From Three United Nations in New-Mark Battles

Aerial Combat Is Stepped Up  Red Jet Is Downed, Four Are Damaged

UN PilotsDown One MIG, Damage4In9 Dogfights, Record Day Of Sky Battle

Blazing Air War On Korean Front  Allied Arrmen Down One Red Jet; Four Others Are Damaged  ALL U. N. SHIPS RETURN  Sixteen Royal Australian Air Force Meteors In Action

Air War Blazes As Cold Hamper: Ground Action  Allied Airmen Down Re ed Je et, Da jamage e4

Red Jet Downed, Four Damaged In Dog Fights   Action is Quiet On Snow-Covered Ground Fronts

More Than 300 Planes Share In Battles Of Day  Warfare In Korea Is Largely In Air As

Record In Air Battles   More Aerial Conflicts Today Than Before; Allies Down 1 Red  Jet in Nine Fights

Total Sets  Record for Single Day   Red Jet Downed, Four Damaged; All Allied Craft Called Safe.

AIR ACTIVITY IS MARKED BY 9 DOGFIGHTS   Sorties Are Largest Number Ever Fought In Single Day Over Korea.

Allied Planes Bag Lone Russian Jet In Series of Dogfights for No. 100

BILL INCREASING TAXES NOVEMBER f SIGNED BY TRUMAN   President Declares $5,691,- 000,000 Boost Is Not Enough in Statement Criticizing Law.   EXECUTIVE HAD ASKED FOR $10,000,000,000   Says Act Provides Additional Means by Which Wealthy Can Escape Their Share of Load.

President Signs Tax Bill: Calls Measure Inadequate  Truman Declares $5.7 Billion Plan  Is Insufficient: Will Seek Revision  Chief Executive Had Asked $10 Billion; New Levies Go Into Effect Nov. 1

Not Enough, Truman Says Of Revenues  Changes In Law  Will Be Sought

Truman Signs New Incomie Tax Increase   He Rushes Signature  In Order That Bill Will Go Into Effect Noy. 1; Blasts Some Provisions

“Man In Street’ Gives His View Of MacArthur   Newspaper Polls Show Sharp Differences Of Opinion In Nation

Opinion Split Over Discharge  Of MacArthur   Some Areus Back President, Others The General.

Opinion Divided On General’s Ouster  * * ‘ * . 4 x * * * * *k I   ‘Man On Street’ Split, Intensely Decided On Truman Move

R.F.C. Probers May Call Boyle And Dawson   Senator Capehart Declares Both Should Be Asked To Testify

ACT 10 AVOID CROP SURPLUS, PRICE DECLINE   June 17-27 Is Proclaimed ‘Strawberry Time’ In Fruit Belt

Tito Fears New Strike By Reds Yucoslavia May Be Next If Korea War Ends

Reds Fulfill Acreement.   Tito Looks for New Front In Red Ageression

Communists Close Offices In Many Cities   Activity Curtailed With Membership And Funds Losses

Reds Close Doors; FBI  Sees Move   Féderal Bureau Think: Party Might Have Gone Underground. in Nation   Money Is Lacking

Reds Reducing Party Activity .   FBI Sees Commies Going Underground

Reds Close Doors in Many States  Party Underground, FBI Director Says

Communist Party Closing Its Doors In Many States, Blames Low Funds

Pour Old Ledy Asks Guvernmint Achers   oe ae ee  US. Communist Party Closing Some Region Offices

Reds Leaders Deny Charge, Offer Various Excuses— _ FBI Chief Hoover Says Communist Parity Undercround

U.S. Reds Undergrapnd? Survey Shows Reds  Have Reduced Activities

Commies Slow Down Activities FBI Believes This  Indicates Party Has  OO I 8 eee oe

Communists Close Up in Many Areas; Curtailed Activities Indicate Party Has Gone Underground

Survey Shows Communists Slowing Down   FBI Says Reds Go Underground In Many States

Reds Close Doors In Several States   Survey Shows Activities Sharply Reduced; FBI Warns of ‘Underground’

Chinese Communists Plunge To 45 Miles Below Border; UN May Make Stand at Taegu

Han River Line South Of Seoul Abandoned; Allied Forces Pull Out Of Inchon, Port Of Seoul   PLANES HITTING REDS WITH CONTINUED FURY

8th Army May Be Forced Back Into Pusan Perimeter   Enemy Attack Force Rolling Toward Old Pohang Battleground

Red Smash May Corner Gls at Pusan   Hordes of Chinese Reinforcements Rush From Manchuria

May Force 8th Army Back Into Pusan Perimeter   40.176 CAST ALTIFS

Reds Driving Toward Wonju In Fast Move To Outflank Retreating 8th Army Units

Communists Aim To Push UN Into Pusan Perimeter   Red Vanguards Swirl Toward Wonju In Huge Flanking Movemert—tTry To Force Allies Back Into Old Pusan Perimeter; American 8th Army Abandons Han River Line

May Force 8th Army. Into Pusan Perimeter; Han River Line Falls      Red Reinforcements Pour South

Chinese Troops In Massive Flanking Push Against Yanks   Military And Naval Personnel At Inchon Evacuated; Enemy Rolls 53 Miles Southeast Of Capital City

Red Vanguards Plunge South of 38th Parallel   Drive May Force U. S. Army Back Into Old Pusan Perimeter

Chinese Swarm Toward Wonju On Taegu Road   Allies May Be Forced Back Into Pusan Beachhead

8th Army Abandons Han River Defense Line, Appears To Be Moving for Taegu and Attempt To Throw Up Ring Around Pusan Perimeter

Reds 48 Miles South of 38th Parallel, 8th Army Abandons Han River Line

May Force 8th Army Back fo Pusan Perimeter   Pilots Report Hordes of Chinese From Manchuria

JMSSED REDS PSH THM FHT ARM   Flanking Attack Near Wonju May Force Allies Back to Pusan Are.

Red Troops Pour South, Threaten Eighth Army in Massive Flanking Moves

Red Flanking Drive  Stabs Toward Woniu   Massive Communist Thrust May Force UN Forces Back Into the Old Pusan Perimeter; Abandon ‘Inchon and Han River Line. . ;

Chinese Advance Far Below 38th   Flanking Drive May Force 8th Army Into Old Pusan Perimeter

Venetian Blinds, Auto Inner Tubes Affected; Ban 200 Aluminum Items

Civilian Uses of Lightweight Metal Curbed   Most Inner Tubes Soon to be Made of Synthetics Only

Edict Cuts  Aluminum, Rubber Use   Items Barred from Role In Making of Many Civilian Goods.

NEW KU STUDENTS   ‘Ceremony Held in Stadium and on Slope of North College Hill

AN INDUCTION FOR ~ NEW KU STUDENTS   Ceremony Held in Stadium and on Slope of North College Hill

Senator Says Mae Dispute Will Not  Hurt Truman, Predicts Re-Election

Senator Taft Claims MacArthur Issue Will Hurt Truman’s Political Chances   Gonfera With MacArthur

Truman's Vote Chances Argued  Taft and Anderson  Dierruee Ra.claectian

fornaco Leveis Town In Texas; ) Dead. 30 Huri   Flood Danger Grows Worse In Oklahoma

Oatis Confession’ Broadcast in U.S.   Recording of Voice Of Newsman Made During Czech ‘Trial’

Says Oatis Is in Prison For Being Good Reporter   Associated Press Bureau Chief Regards Voic in ‘Confession’ as That of Man Hanging Himself: Aim Was to Write Facts

Nation Hears Broadeast Of Oatis Trial   American Sent To Prison For Insisting On Truth, Accuracy

William Oatis’ ‘Confession’ ls Broadcast   Newsman’s Voice Clear And Steady

U.S. Hears William Oatis’ Voice by Radio He “Confesses”  to Espionage -

Oatis Voice Heard on Radio  AP Man Sentenced As Good U. S. Reporte

OATIS’ ESPIONAGE ‘CONFESSION’ IS AIRED  Recording Of Trial Flown To U.S.

OQatis Confession Heard Over Country; Voice Too Natural, Friends Report

The Journal’s ‘Confession’   Beamed Abroad  See today’s editorial page.  Dawe A   Voice of Oatis ‘Too Natural,’ Friend Savs

Oatis Confession’ Is Broadcast to American People   Voice Is Identified As Correspondent’s, But Spy Charges Are Reaarded Phony

‘Confession By AP Newsman ts  Heard In U. S.   Chief of Czech Bureau Serving 10 Years For Alleged Spying  daauwifiLp

Oatis’ Voice At Spy Trial Heard in U.S.   Commentators Attack Validity Of Writer's Arrest

Hibok Continues Eruption As Refugees Seek Safety   Fourth Body Discovered In WreckaqeOfSC Plane

Evacuation Of Island  Considered   Disease, Water Lack Threaten 45,000;  Storm Nears

Mangers Fnerease ee eens  Typhoon Brewing As Voleane Spurts Lava For Fifth Day

Truck Fee Bill Up In House, Attacks Likely   Part of State — Road Program Is Already Compromise

Administration Scores Victory   Conferees Vote to  Let Rent Rollbacks To June 1950 Level

Rent Rollback Provision Put  In Control Bill   Areas Near Militar, Posts Can Be Included

Solons Okay Reni limits   Conferees for Rollbacks In New Critical Defense Areas

Vote to Permit Rent Rollbacks   Administration Wins Round as Conferees lunk Heuse Ben

Rent Rollbacks In Some Areas Win Approval   Committee Action Would Affect Critical Defense Sectors

Conferees Vote Rent Rollbacks in Defense Sites  Trumanites Gain Point in Control Bill Discussion

Senate-House Conferees Support Rent Rollbacks In Vital Defense Areas

Committee Okehs Rent Rollbacks   Senate-House Group Would Use 1950 Level In Defense Areas

Truman Forces Win Victory on Rent Rollbacks   Critical Areas Only Involved In New Rulina

Beef Quotas Under Study In Conference  - Senators Disagree On Final Outcome Of Control Bill

CONTROLS BILL GROUP PERMITS RENT ROLLBACK   Senate Plan Adopted; Will Affect Critical Defense Areas.

Committee Agrees To Rent Rollbacks  In Defense Areas   Pre-Korea Level Is Set Administration Gains A Victory

Administration Wins Round On Controls Bil   Conferees Approve Rollbacks on Rent In Critical Areas

Rent Rollbacks Approved For New Defense Areas   Conference Committee.Junks House Bill That Would Bar Rollback On Certain Rents

Trumanifes Win Round on Controls  Joint Group Votes  "For Rent Rollbacks

Rollback in Critical Areas Is Advanced   (onterees Vote To Permit it as To Rent Control

Administration Wins Round As Solons Vote To OK Rent Rollbacks In Defense Areas    Stokes Sees HST Standing In Way Of Sen. Douglas In \Next Presidential Race

Rent Rollbacks Approved for Defense Areas  Directive Refers to   Directive Refers to Levels in Effect __.. Before Korean War

.  RentCutbacks Voted  For ‘Critical’ Areas   Conferees Approve May-June, 1990. Level Set In Senate Bill

Score for Administration Defense Area Rent Rule Added to Controls Bill

Rent Rollbacks ir Critical Defense Areas Approved   Favorable Action on Livestock Slaughter Quotas Is Predicted

Rent Rollback In New Areas Wins Approval   Controls Conferees Accept Senate's Bill Provisions

Congress OKs Rent Rollback:  In Some Areas   Senate-House Committee Says Critical Defense Regions Need Controls

Allow Rent Rollbacks In Defense Areas   Administration Wins A Round In Control Conference

IMPEACH PRESIDENT   Pravda Claims U. S. Prisoners Killed By Allied Air Raids

Support Snowballs For Proposals to Do Away With RFC  GOP Policy Group Gives Endorsement, Truman Threatened

N.Y. POLICE — No Check On Adonis Or Costello   SQUAD WORKED ONLY 2 HONTHS

Admits Ignoring Big Rackefeers In Crime Probe   Ex-New York Police Official Is Questioned

F ormer New York Police Racket Buster Testifies He Left Big Shots Alone

Former Police Official ‘Laid Off? Gamblers   Costello. Adonis and Otbers Were Not Investigated

DIATEGRATS HINT AT (902 REVOLT   GROUP ADOPTS STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES AFTER BYRD RAPS TRUMAN,

Byrd Flays Truman But Action Absent   ‘Strategy’ Caucus  Develops Nothing  At All Concrete

Rebel Southern Demos Hint at Another Revolt  Selma Gathering Hears Byrd Blister Truman But Plans No Strategy

Dixie Democratic Group Hints At New Revolt Against Party  Approves Statement Of Principles After Anti-Truman Speech By Byrd

Revolt Hinted By Dixiecrats   Byrd’s Blast at Truman Incites Rebel Parley

They’re Named In Weird Killing   Season’s Average Reaching For $50

Ban on Gambling  Remains in Force  in Lyon County Champ Graham, Nev   Champ Graham, New County Attorney, to Enforce the Laws--~ State Are Smashed

Ban on Gambling Remuins in Force In Lyon County   Champ Graham, New County Attorney, to Enforce the Laws--Slots Are Smashed

Beef Prices To Rise Soon, Pork Follows   OPS Cracks Down On Black Market

Higher Beef Prices Predicted This Fall  More Crackdowns Comina: Aaents Find-98 Violations   2 Areas Vigiatiars

North Carolina Spends $154,146,630 On Road Construction, Maintenance

SHOWDOWN DUE SOON ON HIGH COST OF MEAT   ‘Housewife, Army, The  Butcher And Packer Are Disturbed   COURT ACTION SOUGHT BY FOOD STORE CHAIN

Brannan Reveals Farm Division's Plans for Defense   All Departmental Field Office to Coordinate Activities

Agriculture Department Reorganized to Reduce Costs, Increase Efficiency

Enemy Forced Back. in Wild Night Battle   UN General Charges Incident Plotted By Kremlin

Hearing On Subversives  Near Windup  Last Session Today: Rep. Robinson May Ask: for Extension

Ohio Solons Hear a ‘Visiting Senator’: They‘re Blushing   Maine Lawmaker a Mental Patient

The Weather   Faces Red Now!  Ohio’s Legislators Hear Address By Mental Hospital Fugitive

‘Maine State Senator’ Who Addressed Ohio Solons Mental Hospital Fugitive

Ohio Legislature’s Guest “Senator From Maine’ ‘Mental Hospital Escapee

Ohio Lawmakers Have Red Faces  ‘Senator’ Assembly Heard Proves Asylum Fugitive

(AP WIREPHOTO)   Visitor Snows Lawmakers  Mental Hospital Escapee Addresses Ohio Solon:

Visiting Dignitary That Spoke to Ohio Lawmakers Is Mental Patient

“Visiting Senator’ a Mental Case, Embarrassed Ohio Lawmakers Learr

‘Senator From Maine Vig Uniliicorme  Ohio Solons Learn Mental Escapee Addresses Them

Ohio Lawmakers Are Embarrassed   Visiting Maine ‘Senator’ Who Addressed Group : Missing Mental Patient

Red-Faced Ohio Lawmakers Learn ‘Senator’ Is Escaped Mental Patient

The Craziest Things Happen Sometimes:  Ohioans Learn Guest ‘Senator ls a Mental Hospital Patient

Ohio Lawmakers Scarlet on Learning They Honored Escapee from Loony Bin

ESCAPE ADDRESSES OHIO LEGISLATURE   Solons Learn ‘Senator’ Is Mental Patient

Ohio Lawmakers Are Embarrassed Legislature Hoaxed By Hospital Escapee

THEIR FACES ARE RED—  Visiting Senator Turns Out To Be Escapee Of Mental Hospital

‘Embarrassed Lawmakers Learn Man Who Addressed Lepislature Actually Mental Hospithl Escapee

REDS USING PLANES BUILT IN AMERICA   Bomb Positions in Korea With Planes Carrying U. S. Markings.

Disquised A-20' Raid Americans U. S-Marked Planes Bomb UN Positions

CHINESE USING U.S. AIRCRAFT   Attack With Planes Turned Over To Nationalists After War Il

ROB'T CONNELL DIES SUDDENLY   Prominent Twin City Man Succumbs While Reading Paper

Death Takes R. A. Connell Tn Chicago   Dies At Home OF His Sister

No Commitment Fo Aid lo ran  ee ee ees  eee ae   Iran Premier Will Leave For Homeland Sunday Afternoon

New York City Baseball Crazy  Giants And Dodgers am .o,5* . . wee ._, we. __

Mechem Says New Evidence Bared In Coogler Case   Hints Waitress’ Death Is Short of Murder’

POLL INDICATES SENATE UNLIKELY TO FAVOR JESSUF   [Reports Hint Nomination  May Be Shelved.To Avert  Datactinn

Styles Bridges Says President's Budget Invilation fo Ruin, Wants Spending Cut

DEMOCRATS DEMAND A HEARING   Amended Version Of Dewey Defense Bill Due Next Week

OPS Postpones Rollback Plan   U.S., Spares Manufacturers - Double Computation’

Rollback Plans Are     Pactnoned   OPS Needs More Time To Work Out Changes Demanded

PRICE.ROLLBACKS DELAYED BY OPS   IN ew Regulations Would Have Applied to Shoes, Machinery, Fabrics

Lack of Power Hits Aluminum   Auto Production Cut Seen As Output Drops

‘Oemereamt mf TE SSecda: Presicent ef GP Sigies  oi Gfisis in Persia Fereseen [mn Jeremher

Trygve Lie Reports There Is No Sign Reds Will Negotiate  ‘No Alternative but To Fight With All the Force UN Can Commit

Police. Capture Husky ‘Slayer   Guard's Killer Taken From Chicago Street Car Finally Admits Identity

Jail Killer Captur ‘ed In Chicago   Bible Reader Was Quizzed In Kehn Case

s Kuller of Jail Guard Surrenders Meekty: ‘Chicago Slayer Captured Without a Struggle ‘After Being Spotted Reading Bible On Trolley

Killer Spotted While Reading Bible On Street Car In Chicago; Is Recaptured Without Strugele

Chicago Killer Is Recaptured  On Streetcar  Death. Row Fugitive  “Surrenders Meekly.  “To Four Policamen

MRS. EUGENE PFISTERER NAMED CHAIRMAN FOR CRUSADE FOR FREEDOM DRIVE FOR 1931

Appeal to President Unexpected   Note Expresses Hop That a Solution Can Be Found

Protest Sent to Neighboring Iraq Concerning British Troops There

De Valera In Attempt To Stage Comeback   Irish Voters Go To Polls Today To Select Leader

i   Coalition or Single Party Rule? De Valera Tries for Comeback Today As Irish Go To Polls

Believe Press Dispute Can Bo Settled   Third Session Skipped; Compromise Aqreement Seen

UN Pulls Out After Ban  On Newsmen   Allies Await Red Change Of Mind

Expect Way To Be Found Io Resume Talks  Red Guards Halt U No Carracnanden?   Red Guards Halt U. N. Correspondents Enroute To Kaesong

Packers Blame Meat Shortages On Price Curbs   “Part-Way” Controls Claimed Cause Of  Scarcity.

Survey by A. P. Shows Meat Shortages In Many Areas Throughout the Country

Meat Crisis In Making  - Increasing Shortages   Increasing Shortages And Black Markets Blamed on OPS Rulins

Packers Blame Controls For Meat Shortage   — ‘Part-Way’ Measure Causes Low Supply Says Group

feat Shortages Hitting Country   Most Packers Placing Blame on the ‘Past-Way' Controls of Government

Beef Supply Tight  ‘Part-Way’ Controls Blamed  For Looming Meat Shortages

Meat Shortage Reported Developing In Many Larger American Cities

Packers Blame “Part-Way” Controls For Meat Shortages In Some Areas

Packers Report Meat Shortages   Place Blame On “Part Way” Price Controls

Low-Priced Cuts Tend to Disappear  Controls Blamed for New Meat Shortages

Meat Shortages N oted Throughout N ation, ‘Part-Way’ Price Controls Held At Fault

Meat Shortages Shown in AP Survey; ‘Packers Blame Part-Way’ Controls

J. N. Bayonet Patrols 19 Miles From Seoul  Allies Pound Reds From Sea And Air As Land Troops Score Two Victories

‘Tron Man’ Work Week-110¥% ‘Hours—Puzzles Committee, but  It’s on Level, Worker Claims 

Busy Izzo Intrigues House Group  Human Dunamo Worked 110-Hour Week at Sampson

House Leader Charges $543-Week Of Sampson Worker ‘Outrage, Fraud

Red Cross Heads Are Appointed In Dolton Area  Montgomery Is Named Disaster Chairman;

Blind Since 1940, Woman Sees Again; Lost Sight In Childbirth Incident

Council Bluffs Woman to Deliver $1,000 Aid in Flood Area—  Spends Her Lifetime Helping Others

To Give Food, Clothing and Toys—  Tiny Woman of 71 Who Devoted Her Life ITo Help Others Goes To Aid of Texans

Camera Fans, Symphony Orchestras, Operas, Given Break by Senate Group

MacArthur Gets Committee Bid To Air Views  General Invited  © Appear Before  Aemed Servicac Greaun

Senate Group Asks General To Appear   Investigation of Entire Far East Policy Scheduled

Truman Aids May Yield To Demands   Would Want Genera To Be Questioned By Committees Too

Invite Ousted General Before Committee   But GOP Push For Joint Session Gets No Action

Senate Group Asks for Facts  MacArthur Invited To Talk on Policy

General Given Bid to Testify in Committee   Broad Scale Probe of Policies Leading to Ouster Planned

Views on War Will be Given Congressmen   Statement Issued By Gen. Whitney Carries Implied  ‘Fighting Mood’

[ADMINISTRATION REPORTED READY TO APPROVE PLAN  On Limited Basis Though

NO DECISION REACHED ON JOINT MEET   GOP Floor Chief Hints New York Address Possible

General in Dark Mood, Friends Say   Expected to Hit Back at Truman. . Next Wednesday

Armed Services Group Invites Mac to Discuss U.S. Far East Policies   ‘Aggressive War Against Red China Urged by Taft

General Is To Address  Committee   Public Entitled To Hear Stand On Far East Problem

Senate Group Invites Him To Inquiry   GOP Pressing For Address At Joint Meeting

is Invited To Appear Before Joint Committee   Armed Services Group Will Give General Chance To Discuss Policies: Presidential Boom Grows

Due From Tokyo On Monday —   In Fighting Mood As GOP  Arrunves Renari

Limits Put On Subject To Be Taken Up By Chief   Questions Planned On Korean Battle Action By Congress

Committee Will Hear MacArthur   But Proposal for General to Address Joint Session Has Not Been Decided

Mae Assured Ot Chance to Tell His Story   Republicans Continue lo Press for Address Before Joint Session Of House and Senate

Thursday Talk Gets House Nod   Senate Republicans Ask Sweeping Probe of U.S. Policies.

SENATE GROUP ASKS MACARTHUR 40 TELL STORY   REPUBLICANS SEEK A JOINT SESSION OF BOTH HOUSES

GOP Still Presses For General To Address Congress   Renewed Demand to Run MacArthur for President Is Reported Growing

Gen. MacArthur Invited Before Senate Group   Pressure Increases To Let Him Address Joint Conaress Sessior

Will Hurry Back fo U.S.   Flies to States Monday, Wants to Expound His War Views

M’Arthur Due ‘To Give Views On Korea War   Democrats Willing To Hear  Him In Limited Discussion

INVITES IM TOA VIEWS AN FAR EAST   Martin Promises Address in New York.lf Congress Fails to Act.

Armed Service Group Invites MacArthur   ‘American People Entitled To Know All Facts Possible’

Limited Invitation To Gen. Discussed   Administration Leaders Reported Willing to Give MacArthur Consideration

Policy Leading To His Firing To Be Part Of Inquiry   Republicans Continue te Press for Joint Session To Hear General

Closed Hearing Offers Refused By MacArthur  President Pushes Approval of Joint Session Request

M’Arthur Expected To Defend Position  Ousted Commander Leaves Mondav on Trip Back Home

Armed Services Group Requests His Testimony   ‘People Entitled To All Facts,’ Russell States

RUSSELL EXTENDS INVI TE  Gen. MacArthur Asked to Appear Before Committee

Armed Services Group Will Hear Fired Commander  - Committee Extends. Its Invitation By ~:~

touse Members nvite MacArthur 3efore Congress   GOP Senators Want "Real Honest’ Probe Of Policy in Asia

Congress Ready To Hear Report From MacArthur   Democrats Expect General to Submit To Questioning

GEN, MACARTHUR INVITED TO TALK   Senale Armed Services Commiltee Asks Him To Appear Before It And Give His Views.

GOP's Insist Joint Session  Be Available   Russell Extends Invite To Deposed Far East Commande:

People Entitled to Know All Facts. Chairman Savs: Ex-Commander To Leave Tokyo Monday

Senate Republicans Line Up Behind Resolution On Hearing At Joint Session   REPORT MocARTHUR-FOR-PRESIDENT  MOVEMENT GROWING; POSSIBLE TICKET MOT NAAAER

M’Arthur Flying Back Monday to Defend Policies   in Fighting Mood to Challenge Mat Who Fired Him, Army Aide Implies

MacArthur Is Invited to Appear Before Senate Committee  To Express His Views on War  Resolution Still Pending for Talk At Joint Session of Congress

General's Testimony Before Armed Services Committee Next Week Would Be Part of  Broad Scale Inquiry Into Far Eastern Policies That Led to His Discharge by President Trumnar

Makes Bid  For Policy Discussion   Chairman Russell Say: People Entitled To Know All Facts.

Deposed General, Slated toFly Home Monday, Flays Appeasement; Plan Hoover Parley

Armed Service Group Wants Mac’s Version, Hear Stirrings Of Precidential Raam

Deposed Commander Invited To Appear Before the Senate ‘Armed Services Committee

General Gets Invitation To Give Views   Armed Services Group Indicates Public Hearings

Invitation Is Given  M’ Arthur   Armed Services Committee Asks He Appear Before That Body

Invite MacArthur To Appear Beiore Senafe Committee   To Discuss Policies In Far East With Armed Services Group.

ULTIMATUM ON M’ARTHUR IS GIVEN LEADERS   General To Speak On Broadcast If Not To Congress

Committee To Hear M’Arthw  Give Views   Armed Service Group Of Senate Invites Ceneral To Annear

GENERAL DUE BACK IN U. 5. NEXT WEEK   iwitation Given By Armed Services Committee  OUSTED LEADER   Accepts Execttive fice: Split Over Far Eastern Policies Spreads

Senate Armed Services Panel Invites Mac   Invitation Assures MacArthur of Limited Forum

Senate Group Votes Bid To Fired General   Presidential Boom Swells—Typewriter Firm Says He’s Hired

Armed:Service Group Extends Invitation to Him to Discuss American Policies in Far Fast.

GOP Leaders Pressing for Joint Session   Unless Congress Bids Reds’ Foe Speak, He Will Address Public

G.0.P. Asks Data Before Hearing Gen. MacArthur   Deposed Commander Assured Hearing by Both Houses

Russell Says Senate Group Offers Forum   Joint Session Plans Still Not Ruled Out By Decision

Mac Gets Bid From Senate Unit  Public Assured   Public Assured All Facts Except Security Secrets

‘Senate Grou Calls On ‘Mac ‘For Lowdowr   Invites Him to Testify on Conflict Over Far East Policy

Ousted General To Give Views To Committee   Presidential Boom Started as He Gets Ready to Come to U. §

General To Fly Home Next Monday   Armed Services Group Extends Invitation To Deposed Officer

Appearance In C ongress  Considered   Former Commander May Talk In New York Next Week, Martin Says

Extends Invitation To Ousted General To Air His Views   GOP Presses for Bid to Speak to Joint Session

Denies He's War Monger; Arrives inU. 5. Monday  Favored Expanding War Only Enough To Gain Quick Peace

General Will Leave Tokyo Monday for U. 5.   Senate Armed Services Committee Asks MacArthur To Appear

Invite Extended © For Next Week By Senate Group   GOP Leader Martin Says General May Talk In New York; Armed Service Hearing To Call Ton Men.

Democratic Leader Says People Should Hear Facts in Case   Armed Services Committee Chairman Asks Discussion On Far East Policy Clash

MacArthur May Have To Submit To Committee Quizzing Before Addressing CongressNext Week

Armed Services Group Launches Broad - Scale Inquiry Into Policies   Call Gen. Marshall As First Witness   Republicans Say General To Talk In N. Y. If the Dems Block Address

COMMITTEE INVITES MAC TO APPEAR   Russell Invites. General to Testify Before Senate  Armed Forces Group on Far East Policy..   SAYS PEOPLE -ARE ENTITLED TO KNOW   Republicans Are Still Pressing for Deposed General ‘to Appear Before Joint Congress Session.

Invitation Is Extended B:  Committee , Offer Is Made  Ry Senate. Ceara

MacArthur to Appear Before Senate Armed Forces Com't.   Presidential Boom For MacArthur

Joint Session Hearing Still Being Pressed   Furore Over Removal Revives Proposal To Run General For Presidency

M Arthur Faces Congress Quiz On Korea Recore   Presidential Boom For Ousted General Started by Letters

Seek To Put Check Rein On M’Arthu   Administration To Tusist He Submit To Committee Quizzing   BULLETIN

AnInvitation ToM’ Arthur   Asked to Address Senate Group; May Make Sneech in New York

Senate Committee lavites MacArthur To Be Star Witness  Pressure Also Mounts On Demos to Let Him Address Joint Session

Committee Wants to Hear Doug   Senate Armed Services Group Extends Bid— Check Far East Policy  A PUBLIC SPEECH? Martin Says Congress  Must Act Fast if lt Wants General First

Allies Object To Post-Truce  Reinforcement   Teains Tackle New Snag As Shooting Slows On Battlefront

Allies ‘Concerned’ Over Red Air Power Buildup While Truce Talks Stall

Cease-Fire Meeting Appears May Be Nearing Breakdown Point As Truce Teams Add To Differences

Inspection Plan Also Troublesome For New Meeting  Allies Also Refuse Demand To Withdraw From Islands

Foe Want: To Repair Air Fields   Allies Object to Any Buildups During Armistice

Talks Grow Hot As Actual War Slows To Lull  Allies. Object "TOA. Bop

U.N. Objection to Red Air Buildup Increases Trine Meet Differences

Shooting War Blows Cold, Air War Hot   U.N. Insists That Air Fields Not Be Repaired Now

Commies Strive To Rebuild Old Torn Airfields  - Allies Stand Pat in Remaining on  Islands Off Korec

New Wrangle brock Efforts Al Armistice   Reds Want to Build Up Air Power; Allies Object to Any Activity During Truce Period

Red Air Buildup Clouds Truce Meet   Ground War Quiet Except for Patrol Clashes but MIGs Down Aussie Planes

Negotiators Split Sharply Over Issues   U.N. Insists Neither Side Should Repair or Build Air Fields, Reds Claim Would Deprive of Right to Defend Selves

Sixth Attempt To Be Made by Truce Squads  UN Insists Neither   UN Insists Neither Side Build Strips Or Repair Old Ones

Truce Teams Wrangle on  Several Points   Allies Object to Red Air Buildup.  Dourfne Armietins

High Court Info Reverse On an Appeal  Attorneys for Reds To Get Hearing on Contempt Sentence

‘HARDENED' BARNARD GIVES UP Stunting in Jet Fighter Worse Than Facing Guns

30.000-Foot Dive, Nine Loop-The-Loops In Jet Leave Reporter Almost Speechless

Roller-Coasting Did Not Prepare Newsman For Doing Nine Loops in Jet Over Korea

In Today's ALTOONA MIRROR   Polio Strikes Two Altoonans; Area Total 54

Legion Chief Hurt In Jeep Accident Erle Cocke. Jr.. and  Truman Aide Escape With Light Injuries

American Legion National Commander and General Iniured as Jeep Overturns

Legion Chief, Truman Aide  Hurt in Korea   A, L, Commander Injures When Jeep Overturns On Narrow Road

Page Erskine Caldwell!  Death of the "Hog Man” Recited by Young Son

GOP Leadership Plans To Nullity Maize Rejection Secretary Of Mines  Denied Confirmation At Pa. Senate Session

enate Leaders Map Strateay o Reconsider Rejection Of laize as Secretary of Mines

 Faith, Charity and Hope  Santa Shows Up to Aid Girl Feared Stricken With Cancer

Drys Advance  Tavern Curbs   Vote Set on Sale of Bee Near Churches, Schools

Smoky Wall Hides Enemy From Allies   Chinese Red Bases Ringed By U.N. Troops; Major Red Buildup Feared

Economic And Arms Freedom  Afforded Japs   U.S. Publishers Proposed Treaty of ‘Reconciliation’

Peace Treaty For Japan Made Public   U. S. Offering To Guarantee Security No Reparations

Proposed Japan Peace Treaty’s Terms Revealed   No ‘Vengeance’ Ecenomic Burden Imposed by Pact

 Military Freedom: U. S. Protection Treaty Would Give Japs Economic,

Blames Official Snefus...  ‘Armless Vet Says Red Tape Has Caused His Destitution

Paiiily Mestitute  Red Tape Binding Says Armless War Veteran   'L’Affaire Gromyko Remains Mystery -

Loses Another 50 Pounds; Weight Now Is Less Than Half Of Once 600 Pounds

U.S. Doing All It Can To Prevent War, AFL Told   Johnston Hits Fear Buying, Speculation

Fate of Bill Cook Depends On 12 Jurors   Death Sentence May Be His Lot If Verdict Of Jury Rules That He Is Not Insane

COOK TRIAL NEAR END Final Arguments Today in Mosser Slayer’s Sanity Case

KLEBERG SAYS MEAT CURBS UNWORKABLE   King Ranch President-Gharges:Producers=~ Being Asked To Sell at Below Cost

AMERICA’S ATOMIC EMPIRE GROWING FAST   Announcements of New Projects Cropping Up in Wholesale Lots.

America’s Atomic Empire Growing at Fast Pace as Operations Widen

10-Year-Old Girl Raped Here, Police Report   Youngster Found on Route 73 by Passing. Motorists

Red China renath Seems Unchanged’   ‘Best Elements’ Not Withdrawn, Army Says

100 Billions Will Provide War Weapons  Military to Get Many   Military to Get Many New Sinews Including a ‘Fantastic’ Device

Senators Say $100: Billion Set For Arms   Secret Weapons Included In Bil]

U.S. Military Will Have 100 Billions For Arms   Biggest Chunk Of $61,103,856,030 Is Approved By  Senate Committee: Breakdown Of Needs Given

$100 BILLIONS FOR SECURIT   Senate Committee Approves Huge Military Spending Bill.

Pentagon Behind In Cash Outlay   $61 Billions Voted by Senators, Plus Big Sum Unspent by Military

U. S. Labels $100 Billion For Weapons   Truman Calls Some Projects ‘Fantastic’

MILITARY CHIEES SOON TO HAVE 109 BILLION T0 SPENT   Money to Go for Guns, Ships, Tanks, Planes and New Secret Weapons Under Construction.   95 WINGS FOR AIR FORCE BY JULY IS GOAJ   Army Hopes to Have 21 Di.  - visions and 18 Regimental Combat Teams, Navy 1,161 Fighting Ships.

One Hundred Billions Soon Will Be Available For Munitions Of War

'U. 5. Milifary Soon Will Have More Thar 100 Billions for New Fighting Equipment

Defense Brass Gets Billions For Weapons  Senate Appropriatior  Committee Approve: e1tAn Die... wei

Urge Motorists Check New Tags  Mixups Are Causing Headaches In Ohio

RETAIL FOOD PRICES DROPPED: ‘SLIGHTLY LAST TWO WEEKS OF iFEB., GOVERNMENT CLAIMS

Retail Food Prices Down Slightly From Peak Levels In February. BLS biden Discloses

Second-String Reds Open Fight To Gain Release   Start Action to Reduce Bail of ¢€75.000 Each

Big Record Air-Ground Marine Attack Blasts Enemy Stronghold In East Kore:

House Leaders Seek Senate’s  ‘Tax Bill Okay   Democratic Floor Leader Suggests Stop-Gay Legislation Until 1952 After GOP , Develops Wideopen Split

House GOP Demands Income Tax   Leadership Calls on Republican Senators t Keep Agreement.

NO COAL SHORTAGE HERE gn  A(u)tom (at)ic Hot Water Fo Warm Britons Today

Mosser Family Sought Again In Tulsa Area   Clues of Monday Prove Futile and Check Goes Back Into Original Area in Northeast

Mosser Hunt Swings Back   Is in Send-Springs-Sapubpa Vicinity; Letter, Dried Bloc) Clues Cleared Up

Nazis Lose In Supreme Courf   Court Refuses Hearing; Clears Way for Executione

Court Denies Nazis’ Plea  Seven Convicted Of Death Camp Atrocities

Top Court Won't Hear  Nazis’ Case   6-2 Decision Clears Way For Execution—Were Sentenced for Atrocities   JACKSON STAYS OUT   Former Prosecutor Isn’t Involved in Court's  Walks—Rule on a Toy

Tanks Fight Way Out Of Red Snare   Armored Force  Trapped By Heavy Guns

U.S. Has Good Bomb Defense   ‘Caldwell Urges Crusade  To Make The Public  Aware OF It

Good Atomic Bomb Defense Held Possible   Civil Defense Chief Hits U. S. Apathy In World Crisis

Committee Agrees In Budget Cut   Special Committee Believes Cut From Civil Defense Plan Will Aid Program .

Hells Canyon S afeguards  Given Idaho   3 of 5 Requests Granted Jordan By Interior Secretary

Kennecott Copper Strike In Utah Is Postponed As Discussions Continue

Incomes Slated For Big Share Of $10 Billion   Payas-We-Go Rearming  Also Will Impose Nov EFxecises

Increase Would Go All Across The Economy —  Income And Excise  me Fame aoe eaweewes *   Income And Excise increases Heavy; Only First Step’

BIG TAX PLAN IS SUBMITTED 10 CONGRESS   Proposal Involves Big List Of Items— Pay-As-Go Object

Heavy Increases In Individual And Corporate Income Tax. es Accompanied By Increased Excise Levies; Congress  Unhurried

Administration Seeking Over $10 Billion In Taxes On Income, Other Items

Huge Defense Tax Increase Outlined   Snyder Recommends Big Increase In Income And Luxury Taxes To Meet Defense Spending

Two Children Included Among ihe New Occupants of State Executive Mansion

Iran Situation Reported Easing  arriman Ca Iming Dispute Over Oj]

ENEMY MAKING STAND ON NEW DEFENSE LINE   Communists Digging In Roughly 30 Miles South of 38th Parallel,

130,000 North Koreans And Chinese Reported Digging In Below 38th   U.S. 7th Army Springs Trap Cn Retreaters In East-Cente: Area; &th At Line In West.

Hundreds  of Communists Are Trapped   130,000 Reds Reported Digging in For Big Battle

Hundreds of North Koreans Are Trapped   Rear Guards Running for Safety Surrounded

Hundreds Of Reds Trapped By UN Units Tn East Korea   130,000 Communists On Line 30 Miles South Of Parallel a Awatling Bie Batlle

TAILOR-MADE DEVICES New Treatment Of Cancer With Atomic Energy Seen

Two Places in Harrisburg Under Study  Eldorado Offers ions  Awd Dalatalk fier

Two Places in Harrisburg Under Study  Eldorado Offers Two Locations

Groups Agreed In Rail Dispute  Agreement First in Two Year Old Issue

Rail Wage. Agreements Dent 2-Year Deadlock   Three Railroads, Two Unions Are First To End Protracted Dispute

NAACP Holding Annual Session   State President Hits Serregation 

Apartment Fire Kills 8, Hurts 23  $ others, a issin ing In n Fra o Blaz

EIGHT PERISH IN APARTMENT FIRE   23 Injured, Six Missing In $40,000 Frisco Blaze

Building Fire Takes 8 Lives  Flames Block Escape In San Francisco

Apartment Fire ‘Fatal to Eight   23 Hurt as Newly-Painted Building Burns

Fire Kills Eight In San Francisco  23 Hurt, 70 Jump To Escape Flames

Apartment Fire Takes 8 Lives  18 Others Missing $n San Francisco -

8 Burn fo Death, 18 Missing in Apartment Fire  10 Firemen Among 28 Injured During Blaze in Frisco

Fire Kills Fight, Hurts 23 Persons  Big Blaze Underway For 20 Minutes When   Big Blaze Underway For 20 Minutes When Alarm Turned In

Building Burns; 8 Dead, 23 Hurt  San Francisco Fire Forces 70 To Flee

U.S. IS READY TO START NEW A-BOMB TESTS   Commission Is Not Ready to Reveal Sites or Dates

On the Inside   MOSTLY ‘GOOD JOB’ . OP tht “GOOD JOB’  ~ Comments Flood. Office Of Acheson on Letter

Opens 13th Convention InNew York   Murray Spurns ‘Lest Offer’ From AFL for Merger Of Two Groups

CIO Planning Fight For New  Wage licrease   Opens 13th Annual Convention; Murray Tc Give Keynote Speeel

ARMED FORCES PROVIDED FOR IN NEW BUDGET  Total of S41 Billi Plus Is AMfotted fo Kxpans of S Military

‘Kennel Kapers’ Has Cast of 100  -Presént High’ School . Musical on Tuesday

Giant New Offensive by Chinese Reds   8th Army H. Q. Says Pullbacks Are Not General Retreat

Enemy Paying Fearful Price For Advances   No Indication That Invaders Have Broken Defense Line Ry PQORERT CCUAWAIE

They Came Up Valley, Yelling, Blowing Bugles  Frontline GI Says, ‘t — ee es ee ee.   Frontline GI Says, ‘t Don’t Think They Will Get Past This Tyre’

News Woman Accuses Police  Chief of Assault   Says She Was Kicked, Beaten After Asking About Accident

May Be Freed On A Technicatity   Bates County Man, A 3-Time Escapee, May Gain Freedom Legally.

Interest In  The Primary  Is Growing. ~. Canditates Are  ‘ Starting Early In County Races

FILE PETITIONS NEXT WEEK FOR APRIL PRIMARY  County, District Candidates Make Announcements;  wend .4.SF. # *... gg

GOP Senators Seek New Out on Tax Tangle After Fine Delivers Ultimatum

Special Republican Senate Group Launches New Effort To Solve State's Tax Tangle

Legislature...  Special Senate Group Studies Tax Tangle  - Governor Fine Warns It’s Matter of Taxes Or Cut Appropriation

Community Concert Membership Drive To Open Monday  Meeting at Pilot Lodge Opens 7-Day Campaign To Maintain Series

“0 OPEN DRIVE FOR MEMBERS   Final Plans for Campaign Completed. Drive Starts Next Monday.

CONCERT GROUP. TO OPEN DRIVE FOR MEMBERS   Final Plans for Campaigr Completed. Drive Starts Next Monday.

Senate Group Says All Of Alaska Cannot Be Held If Russia Attacks

[Cannot Hold All of Alaska And Aleutians In Case of War, Is Repor

SLNVNALTREOGORUUP REPORTS  Portions Of Alaska Found Undetendable

Bankhead Case Judge Denies Mistrial Move  In Trial Of Former Employee

HOSPITAL LOSES DAMAGE ACTION   Institution ‘Trys To Prevent Patient From Being Released Until Bill Is Paid.

Hospital Must Pay $1,500 To Patient   Tried To Prevent Her Release

Patient Wins Suit Against Hospital   H Bankhead Case . Judge Denies Mistrial Move In Trial Of Former Employee

Hospital Must Pay $1,500 Suit   Tried To Prevent Patient’s Release

Prosecutor May Ask ‘Homicide’ Charges In Woman’s Death   Husband Admits Drinking Party

Priests Bare   Lease Swindle   Influence Probers Hear: ‘Of $20.000 ‘“Conning’

PRIESTS REPORTED FLEECED OUT OF ABOUT $200,000   Two Declare They Turned Money Over to Influence Peddler Described as a “Con Man.”   SENATOR SAYS THERE WERE OTHER VICTIMS   Hoey Asseris More Than Third of a Million Dollars Was Paid for Promises Never Filled.

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Command to Retreat Unheard, Soldier Captures Hill in One-Man Offensive

DIDN'T HEAR RETREAT ORDER  Angeleno ‘Goes It Alone, Secures Enemy-held Hill

es Retreat Order, Plays Lone Hand  CI Kills 14 Reds, Captures 5, Takes Hill by Himself

GI Didn't Hear Order to Fall Back. So This ls What He Did   Kills 14 Reds, Captures Five and Secared Hill

Missed Order to Retreat, Captures Five Prisoners and Kills 14 Reds

‘Missed Retreat Order So One-Man Army Cleans Up Surprised Chinese

F ails to Hear Retreat Order, So GI Kills 14 Reds, Takes Objective

Things Began To Happen Fast When This Gl Didn't Hear The Order To Retreat—Became One-Man Offense

Legislature Has Big Task Ahead  Williams Asks More Funds for Colleaes

Job Only Half Done In Lansing  Legislature Speeds Up Last.3 Weeks

First Phase of Program Is Completed In Development of Atom-Powered Plane

Drawing Plans For Airplanes Driven By Atom  _ Make Strides In Development QYE Naw (paft

Fairchild Leads Way In Atomic Plane Power   Croft Might Fly Around World 80 Times On Pound Of Fuel—NEPA Project Completed After Four Years Of Research

Aom-Powered Plane Project Reaches Designing Stace Alter ¢-Year Reseach

ATOMIC FLIGHT CLOSER THAN PEOPLE REALIZE  A-Planes Design Stage Set

British Turn Europe Army Over to Ike   ‘Three Divisions Pledged  by France; Adenauer, M’Cloy Meet

Korean Cease-Fire Talks in Fourth Week But Shooting, Killing to Continue for Many More

Says Ex-Alde Has ‘No Authority’ To Speak for Him  Story That He Favors a a he

‘No Authority’ To Speak for The President   White House Says ‘Distortion’ is in Daniels’ Article

Ohio Churchmen Hit at Gambling   Biggest Step Taken By Beliaire Group

Ex-Air Officer   Ts Resentenced   Maj. -Gen. Myers  Gets Year  On Tax Count

MEYERS GETS YEAR FOR TAX EVASION   Second Prison Term Handac to Former Air  Force General —

Raffers Ring For Sen. Taft  Illinois Republicans Cheer At Expensive Dinner For Candidate

Taft Cheered For Blast at ‘Truman War’  Blames Democratic Stupidity for U.S. Predicament Today

War Result of Demo Errors, Taft Charges   Addresses $100-aPlate Republican Rally Attended by 4,300

Taft Cheerec At Illinois GOP Dinner   Says Republicans Alone Can Promise Return to Honesty

ILLINOIS GOP AT $100 DINNER CHEERS TAFI   Taft Hits Korean War as “Truman War.” No “"Me-Too” Campaign.

Allied Warplanes Hammer Red Rail Lines and Shops   Migs Still Are Gun-Shy  Ground Front Is Quiet Again

Two Crashes  At Same Corne!   Gravel: Trucks Collide With’ Car And Truck

Hal Boyle, the Pavement Plato, Gives Forth With Some Street Corner Sayings

Investigation ls Demanded Of Shipped Cadets  ee Fe, ey U]D   9 GOP Lawmakers Ask For Inquiry In Petition Today

Senator Young Urges Including Football Activities In Probe At U.S. Aeademy

Soa ING a we  West Point Incident Brings Nine Congressmen To Defend Cadets Point Inquiry At Top Leadership

Hear Demands For General Investigation  9 GOP Lawmakers Suggest Probe Of ‘Seat Of Matter’ In Wachinaton

GOP Group Suggests Any West Point Probe Start at ‘Seat of the Malady’ in Washington

‘Burma Surgeon’ Seeks Full Clearance From Conviction for Aiding Rebels

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Winter Surges Into State With Glaze and Snow   Roads a Glare of Ice In Northern Missouri; Temperatures: Sliding

Icing From a Freezing Rain  In North Missouri   In North Missouri About Princeton  Roads Glazed

Severe tce In North Missouri As Rain Freezes   Weekend Spring Over, Cold Wave  Is Forecast

Trygve Lie Dashes Home From Europe   Acheson Willing to Accept  Settlement on  Parallel 22

Serious Developments.   26th Division Morale  Is “Generally Hioh”

Former New York Mayor Says Bookies Active In Brooklyn: Larvest Operator Is Identified

Wedemeyer’ s Advice F ollowed, Acheson Says   All Recommendations Carried Out Except Creation Of  Korean Scout Force; Military Aid Given Republic

KOREA HELPED, ACHESON SAYS   : Wedemeyer Prop osals Said Followed

Acheson Says U. §. Has Carried Out Wedemeyer Report  Only Recommendation Not Heeded Was Use o Yank-Led Scout Force

Acheson Says U.S. Has Carried Out All But One Of Wedemeyer Requests

Defense Housing Faces GOP Fire   Tobey and Capehart To Sean Bill Closely

Temperatures   Governor, Mayor Ride With Smiling General; Congress Talk Tomorrow

Jam Streets, Force Parade Down to Craw,   Talks to Congress, DAR Planned For Capital Tomorrow

Tumultuous Ovation Is Given MacArthur In San Francisco: General Is Visibly Moved By  Riotous Public Demonstration

PARADE HELD TO CRAWL BY CROWDS   Entire High Command to Greet MacArthur at Washington Airport Early Tomorrow Morning.

Frisco Goes All Out In Night, Day Greetings  Heroic General Is Misibly Moved. By  Aerantinn

Cheering Mob Greets General  In Huge Parade   Leaves Today for Congress Speech On Asia Policies   Bulletin

Emotional Jag In Welcome  To MacArthur   General Leaves Today on Trip to Washington; San Francisco Welcome Warm

Biggest Jag Since V-J in Coast City   Tens of Thousands Throng Airport, Watch Parade

Giant Parade  ‘Tops Welcome To War Hero   Hundreds Of Thousands Join Wildest Binge Since V-J Day

Hero's Tribute Greets Doug  Top Brass To Welcome Mac In san tie  abu nEe 0, (AP) - see Gel ral Mae CARE ie does

Huge Crowd On Hand For Celebration  Resumes Flight To Capital Today

MacArthur On Way To Talk To Congressmen Tomorrow   U.N. Troops In Continued Advance

Big Receptior In Bay Area For General  San Francisco in Wild Welcome

Great Ovation Breaks Out for Ousted General   City Is Jammed To Roar Welcome at Triumphal Parade

Citizens Drunk With Emotion as M‘Arthur Leads Street Parade   Outpouring Greatest City Has Ever Experienced; Ceremonies Delayed At City Hall by Crowds on Way to Site

Frisco Citizens Going Wild Over Ousted General   Hundreds of Thousands on Hand to Greet MacArthur and Family at Airport; Party May, Arrive in Capital After Midnight

Emotional Jag Holds Residents In Wild Display   Admiration of Hero Clear as General Reaches Home

First Return to U.S. Shores In Fourteen Years   Ready to Defend His Asia Policies In Address Tomorrow

Weather   Wildest Day Since V-J Celebrated   Thousands Pour Out To Welcome General  On Return To U.S.   To Air Speech

MacArthur Due At Washington After Midnight  Dramatic Arrival In U.S. Launches Wild Greetings

General's Second-Day Welcome Expected To Equal V-) Day Tumult   PARADE THRGUGH CITY WILL CLIMAX ‘ STOP IN WEST COAST METROPOLIS

He Answers No” To Question of Political Intent:  “God Bless America’ His Only Politics

Thousands Jam Before Hotel as Parade Begins   General Will Fly to Washington for His Address on Thursday

THRONGS CHEER OUSTED LEADER ON HIS ARRIVAL   Rousing Welcome Given MacArthur As Plane Lands— Mammoth Parade Draws Many Mare

Tremendous Crowd Biggest In City History   Smiling Hero of Pacific Happily Salutes Admirers

‘CONGRESS:              Tribute by Thousands } San Francisco is Greai est That City Has. Eve ‘Seen.        PARADE HELD TO. CRAWL BY CROWD   Entire High Command to. Greet MacArthur af Washington Airport Early Tomorrow Morning.‘

Niac to Shun Ainy Polities   Does Not Intend to Run For Any Office, General Declares

Celebration Is Expected To Continue  Through Day  Te oy a. a   Thousands Of Coast Residents Acclaim  Returning General

Riotous Welcome On Return to U. S. After 14 Years   Next Stop is Washington for Talk to Congress

Bay Area Is Noisy Scene  On Arrival   Parade Through City Is Climax to Biggest  Demonstration Since V-J Day   Airport Jammed   MacArthurs Are Almost Mobbed as They Leave Plane

Thousands Hail General And Family   Coast Visit Climaxed By Parade Through Cheering Thrones

War Hero Greeted by Excited Mob af San Francisco Airfield   Screaming Fans Jostle General During _ San Francisco Celebration; MacArthur Won't Say Anything: Except to Congress

Streets Jammed For Procession Honoring Hero   General At Civic Center Responds To Welcome From City And State

Great Throng Lines Route To Greet General   Fabulous For Easterr Commander Center Of Wildest Fete  In Frisco’s History

Tens Of Thousands B ay Area Citizens Crowd Streets To Greet MacArthurs

MacArthur Met By Big Ovation   San Francisco Streets Jammed With Thousands of People

GREAT PARADE IS FEATURE IN FRISCO   10,000 Spectators On Hand As Plane Lands   “Can't Tell You How Good It Is To Be Home After Long Dreary Years”

Thousands Turn Out to Cheer Returned Hero  Official Car Barely  Able to Cr awl  wh... Lk omg. Rete.

‘Don't Intend fo Run for Any Office’   San Francisco Roars Greatest Ovation in Its Hlistory

Tremendous Ovation Today~Tumultuous Welcome Tuesday Night      Cheering Thousands  Line Parade Route

San Franciscans Jam All Streets for Big Parade   Sequel to Welcome on Arrival Tuesday Night by Cheering Throngs

San Francisco Crowds Breach Police Lines   Greet General With Wildest ‘Binge’ Since V-J  PRrrrurra

{Mac Says His Only Politics Is Contained in 5 Simple Phrase--"God Bless America’; Crowds — Out to Welcome Him Home Tremendous in Size

Frisco in Wild Emotional Jag Over General MacArthur   Climax of Welcome Will Come in Parade Starting at [2 4K P AA ECT

Flies Tonight fo Washington   General Glad To Be Home, . He Says After Landing At West Coast Airport

M’ Arthur Is Greeted by Great Ovation as Parade Climaxes S. F. Welcome

Ousted Leader Given Ovation  After Landing   MaeArthur Slated To Leave Frisco, Defend Policies In Capital

GENERAL AND FAMILY GIVEN BIG OVATION   Joint Meeting Of Congress Next For Deposed Leader

Greatest Gathering in City Since V-J Day Celebration   Receives Great Ovation

Hopes Name Will Never Be in Politics   Thousands Cheer As He Removes Self As Possibility

MacArthur Gets Great Welcome On West Coast .   - Due In. Washington After Midnight; — “Te. Speak Thursday.

Wild Reception Given General On Homecoming   Bay Area Citizens Join In Biggest Celebration Since V-J Day; Plans Hurried Trip To Washington

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Sacked’ General  Captures Frisco   City On Emotional Jag; General Will Fly To Capital After Parade Today

MacArthur Given Rousing Welcome In San Francisco   Crowd Manifests Great Admiration For Deposed General.

MacArthur's Homecoming Is Wild Affair; New York Is Next Stop Before Washington

General Asserts He Will Not Run for ‘Office, Wants Name Dropped   Washington Next’ MacArthur Stop   Crowds Leave No Doubt of Admiration for Pacific War Figure

Ovation Acecorded  General   Procession For MacArthur as Thousands Cheer In San Francisco

Murray Sets Demands For Pay Increase   22-Point Program Is Approved By Union’s Committee  Talks Start Nov. 27

Guaranteed Pay Among 22 Demands   Fairless Warns Of Living Cost Boost If Union Wins Request

Murray Gets Approval To Seek Pay Hike   Motion Picture Head To Return To Old Job

Pay Increase  Demanded By  Steelworkers “Substantial” Boost Is Target

Endorse Ceich of J) Demancs   Murray Receives Free Ticket to Negotiate

Murray Armed With Union Endorsement  ‘Substantial Wage Increase’ Included In Wide Range Of Union Requests

Wage Increase. Demand Is Made By Steelworkers  Other Considerations Are Asked by Union

Murray Granted Wide Latitude In Stee! Talks   Substantial Pay Hike Only One Of Many Demands

BIG PAY BOOST IS DEMANDED IN STEEL INDUSTRY      Murrey Given Free Ticket in Negotiations Set for Nov. 27.

‘Substantial’ Wage Boost Among Goals  Broad Program Is Readied By Union

Steel Union Asks Substantial Raise   Other Demands Announced In Talk By Murray

Package Bid By Steel To Include Raise  Murray Wraps Up All Demands Including

MurrayPuts New Calls Upon Steel   Gets Endorsement From Steelworkers’ Union  for 22-Point Set of : 9 poles. Pee   Guarantee Sought   Guaranteed Wage Asked as Well as Increase ir Pay

Murray Opens Drive To Gain Hike In Wages   Steelworker Union Chief Given Power On 22-Point Agenda

Murray Puts Steel Demands In Big Bundle   Wage Increase, Union Shop Industry-wide Among New Items

Gl Training Abuses High   Training Program In State Disclosed As Most Corrupt in Nation

Census Figures Dont Lie Beckley at Center of Nearly Half State Population. Wealth

Anti-Slot Machine ~ Bill Becomes Law Measure Aimed A? Deal ing Blow To Orgenized Crime

Anti-Slot Machine  Measure Signed  Forbids Shipment Over State Lines

 Horse Race Probe FCC Starts Check On Radio, TV Information On Results

Farm Bloc Drives On Beef Controls  Halt Or Cut Down All Food Curhe Ie Object

PRELIMINARY STEP ON TAX BILL ENDS   House Unit Retains 10% Levy On TV’s, Radios

New Tax Bill May Yield $7.1 Billion   House Measure Will Be Ready for Action  Te Jere. fe Boliat

House Group Ends Early Work On Big Tax Bill   Move To Hike Rate On Entertainment Device Levy Killed

Rail Strike Near End as ‘More Return   St. Louis Yards Open Mail Embargo is Partially Lifted

Chicago Road Men Still Out   St. Louis Crews On Job; Post Office Modifies Mail Embargo.

Only Yards in Chicago Tied up By Rail Strike   Weeks Needed tea Resume Normal Transportation

Embargo On  Mail EKased   “trikers Sti™ Out In Chicago  a. tarnrTrn Perea

Tough Rules Set To Curb  Soviet Action   Veto Ruled Out, Speeches Limited For Jap Parley.

A$, Nations Expected To  Sign Treaty   Truman Launches Conference With  9:30 P.M. Talk

Initial Session At 10:30 P. M EDT Will Be Addressed By President. 48 Nations Expected To Slon Pact   PLANS OF KREMLIN ARE STILL SECRET

Soviets, Poles, Czechs Lined up In Opposition  Communists May Walk Out at  ] © men's amie nf Da.

48 Nations Ready To Sign Japanese Treaty Reds Mav Walk Out And Staae Own 'Peace' Conference

Soviets Threatening Bigger War In East To Block Treaty Action   President Truman Will Open 52-Nation Conference In San Francisco This Evening.

48 Nations Ready to Sign Jap Peace Treaty      Curtain Goes Up Tonight at Parley. ’ With Delegates-of 52 Countries Present   Some « High: ights. Or > Next Supdav’ Ss. Sun”

TRUMAN 10 OPEN SAN FRANCISCO SESSION TONIGH   Soviet - Satellite: Maneuvers To Block Action On Pact  Danmar

STAGE IS SET FOR OPENING OF CONFERENCE   President Truman Will Address Initial Session of Historic Meeting.

Diplomats Count 48 Nations Read To Sign Treaty   Only Soviets, Czechs, Poles Oppose Jap Pact

Truman Opeus Historic Conference Tonight With Qutline of ‘World Situation’: Russian Group te Have Little Luck Delaying Signing

Kremlin Will Try To Snag: Treaty Plans   Prospect OF Russia Walking Out Seén By Many Delegations

Truman Will : Open Initial Session Tonioht   First Coast-to-Coast. TV Planned for -. Japanese Conference

Russians Answer West Peace Note  Text Of Soviet Reply. Withheld By British

USSR ANSWERS WESTERN OFFER TO TALK PEACE   Contents Of Reply” To - Proposal. For Con~ ference On World’s  ~ Problems ‘Are Kept  ret.” Poke a

Moscow Answers West's Appeal For Peace Talks   London Confirms Reply But Does Not Divulge Contents

Russia Replies  To Allied Note  But Contents Not Announced as Yet

Citation. Worn Amiss Brings Arrest Of Counterfeiting Naval. ‘Hero’

Allies Blast Aerial Buildup   U.N. Forces Move Ahead Three Miles

TEN-MILE AREA OF AIR CENTER LEFT IN FLAMES   UN Ground Troops Continue Gains As Reds Group

War's Heaviest Sinale Air Strike Made At Sinuiju   Veiled Red Aerial Buildup In North Korea Is Wiped Out

Numerous New Lines—     'Deceitful Bathing Beauties Will Be Feature of Next Year

Americans,  Reds Clash Over Korea   One Soviet-Type Craft Probably Destroyed, Anather Damaned.

LARGE-SCALE AIR WARFARE REVIVED      U. S., Red Jets in Two Thundering Battles

AMERICAN AND RED JETS CLASH IN TWO BATTLES   First Major Air Action i Month; Two Enemy Planes Hit.

U.S. Jets In Dogtight:   29 Vs. 30 Red Planes in One, 28 vs. 24 in 2nd Battle

U. S., Enemy Ships Roar Over Korea   All-American F-86 Sabres Return To  Bases Safely After’ Large Seale Action

Jet Planes Fight Huge Air Battles   Alt American Craft. Return Safely After Engagements, Says Headquarters

U.S’Sabres And Red Migs Tangle ‘High Over Korea   Two Battles Staged Anc All Americans Return Safely.

UN JETS AND MiGs IN 2 AIR BATTLES   Allies ‘Open Attack on’ 25-Milé “Front, - Backed by Heavy Air and Artillery Blows

U.S. Sabres And Soviet-Type MIGs Tangle Saturday.  —Battles-Go-On-As— Hopes For Truce __ ~ Mount Aft Kaesona ~

Gains Reported On Buffer Issue; Air War Resumed   Subcommittee Takes First Step in Finding Solution to Problem, Peiping Radio Reports: Two Big Jet Battles Fought

U.S., Red Jets In Big Battles   Large-Scale Air Action Is Resumed Over North Korea

MacArthur Wins Over  Eisenhower in Poll On Presidential Candidates

Re PRINS L UA EPEL SFU IE SS ewer perenne tg  Truman Broadens Powers  Of Loyalty Review Board

Reds Concede Buffer Stand   Agreement Near On Issue: Fichktine Boos Down -

UN, Communist Teams Closer To Agreement   Kaesong Blocks  Issue On Buffer

‘ Reds Make Concession  ‘Negotiators Near Pact On Buffer Zone Debate

Kaesong Status Only Block to Settlement Now   Reds Make Major Concession, Abandoning Demands for Line From Five to 15 Miles South of Battle Front.

Groups Study Kaesong Issue At Panmunjom   Propose Line Similar To U. N. Suggestion; Major Items Lie Ahead

NEGOTIATORS DRAW CLOSER TO AGREEMENT   Reds Make Concession In Establishment Of Buffer Zone

Hope Brightens For Settlement As Sides Aqree   Negotiators Still Have 3 Key Agenda. items to Consider -

Dispute Over Status Of  Site Of First Armistice Talks Blocks Agreement   Communists Make Major Concession Concerning Proposed Buffer Zone But Refuse To Cede City Of Kaesong

BiG CONCESSION IS MADE BY REDD AT TRUGE PARLEY   Communists Propose Buffer Zone Approaching That Asked By United Nations  Delegates.   BUT BOTH SIDES WANT TO RETAIN KAESONG   Allies Consider City Essential to Defend Sceoul—Effort to Problem.

Yalta Treaty Termed Error During Probe   Hurley Gives Quiz Inside Details Of Mission

FDR Started To Get Change In Yalta Pact   Intelligence Report Warns Against Soviet Entering Jap War

Reds Turn Down New Allied Offer   Rejection Described as ‘Not Final Answer’

Argentine Atom Tests Reported   Trials Completed At tsolated Lake

British Propose Huge Arms Plan   A 30 Percent Boost In Spending, With Possible Draft of Labor, Is Planned

Big Defense Program by The British   Prime Minisier Attlee Announces Today Plan For Military Build-up  TO CALL UP RESERVES Says as Much of Program  As Possible Will Be On *Pay-as-You-Go’ Basis

Big Rearmament Program Announced By Great Britain   Will Boost Defense Spending, Call Up Reserves and Possibly Draft Labor.

Announces British Rearmament Plan:   Prime Minister Attlee Tells Commons Policy Envisions Labor Draft if Necessary and Boost of 30 Per Cent i in Defense Spending.   CALLS 250,000 RESERVES

Urges British Labor Draft Defense Spending Boost,  Reserve Forces   CHURCHILL FOR STUDY   Conservative Leader Ask: for “Two or Three-Day” Debate on Issues

Big Arms Program For Britain   Big Boost in Spending, Callup of Reserves, And Higher Taxes Called for By Attlee

Attlee Steps Up British Rearmament  Enalish Boost   English Boost Defense Spending And Mobilization

Caled by Alte   CHURCHILL FOR STUDY   Conservative Leader Ask: for “Two or Three-Day”  te on Issues

PIT CLOSING — ON SEPT. 30. IS ORDERED   Men Are Notified Mine to Be Abandoned But Chicago Office Says Closing Is Temporary.   NO MARKET FOR UNTREATED COAL   Undecided on Installing Washing Plant or Selling Mine; Model Town Down to 200 Population.

Army Studies New Secret Antidote For Nerve Gas, Safer Than Atropine

South Korean Capital Given Up By Allies  Big Guns Of U. S. Halt Enemy In Eas

HOLD ON FRONT NORTH OF RED LINE ABANKONEN   U.N. Troops Fight Delaying Action Against 300,000 Chinese On West And East Fronts,

War-Battered Capital Only 20 Mis. Away   Indefensible City Likely To Be Given Up To Communists For Third Time

Last Toehold Above 38th Lost In West   Allied Troops Give More Ground As Foe Hits Nearer Sean]

UN Fighters Forced Back Across Line   Last Foothold North Of 38th Parallel Is Abandoned; Allies Fight 300,000 Reds

Yield Last Strip Of North Korea At Terrific Price   Red Losses Staggering As Allied Artillery And Planes Cut Looce

GIVE UP LAT FOOTHOLD IN WEST FRONT   Fight Delaying Action with Reds ‘Within 20 Miles of Seoul,

Red Losses Since Sunday  Are 30,000   Lines Holding In All Other Sectors Of North Korea

ALLIES QUIT LAST FOOTHOLD NORTH OF 88TH   Fight Delaying Action Against 300,000 Chinese

ALLIES QUIT LAST POST IN NORTH KOREA   300,000 Chinese Reds Pushing Toward Seoul *

Red Masses Rush Down Seoul Road   Communists 20 Miles From Capital of South Delaying Act Is Called ‘Magnificent’   Unit Is Caught   Chine se Trap Allied Force Northwest of VUiiongbu

Allies Retreat In 3 Sectors, Lose Munsan   Delaying Action Fought as Reds  Surge Southward

Jan. 3 Fixed  As Churchill Parley Date   Washington Talks’ Day Scheduled Following Round of Cables.

‘BIG 2” TALKS SCHEDULED TO START JAN. 3   Churchill Plans To Confer Nearly Week With U.S. Officials.

Truman-Churchill Parley Arranged   ‘Grand Strategy’ of U. S., Britain In World Crisis Main Topic

Stalin Really Pouring Modern Weapons Into ‘ Korea to Aid Chinese

Dratting Of College Men To Be Delayec This Spring Until Standings Are Given

SCHOLAR CONSERVATION?  College Men Draft Awaits . Test Data, Hershey Savs

College Draft To Be Delayed Pending Tests   No Men To Be Taken Until Scores Have Been Calculated

Student Drafting Will Be Delayed  College Men To Be Given Tests First

Dralting Of College Men To Be Delayed Until Standings. Test Scores Are Calculated

Draft Awaits College Tests   Selective Service To Hold Back for Re sults, Grades

Collegian Draft Will Be Delayed, Hershey Says   Test Scores, Class Standing Come First

Delay Induction for College Men, Hershey Orders   Draft to Be Held Up Until Test-Results, School Grades Out

Committee Report Tomorrow  Legislature Glues Attention  To Coliseum, Car Racing Bill

Lawmakers Turn Time To Comic Books, Coliseums   Teachers Pay And Compensation Also Gain Their Interest

Take Plane, Wreck House in Landing  Joy-Ridera Eseape Unhurt   Joy-Ridera Escape Unhurt Climb Out of Wreckage And Get Awoy

Tax Boost Bill Facing Long Delay   Reed Firm In His Demand That Administration Disclose Tax Plan.

General Poys Final Tribute  Mestne ‘Buddies’ for 34 Years Separated by Fatal Accident

Declaring The U. N. Has Delayed Too Long Now, United States Rejects New Korean Peace Plan

Frustrated ‘Man from Mars’Shot Down After $13,675 Grocerv Store Robbery

Abdullah Slain By  Assassin   King of Jordan  Shot Down And it May Bring Added Strife to Near East

Arab’s Death Complicates Middle East  Independent Ruler Often Side Thorn  ee , Il eaqcue

Assassination of King Abdullah of Jordan Brings Middle East to Brink of New Crisis

Arab Ruler Shot Down At Mosque   Middle East Gripped By New Crisis, U.N. Officials Alarmed

Jordan's King Abdullah Shot at Mosque   Second Son, Naif, Declared Regent; Assassin Killed

Assassination of King Abdullah Of Jordan Puts Middle East On Brink of Dangerous Crisis

Arab King Of Jordon Assassinated   Abdullah’s Death Brings New Crisis to Middle East

OHOT DOWN AT MOSQUE DOOR BY TERRORIST   Slaying Brings Apprehension of New Turmoil in Middje East.

Assassin Kills Jordan King, Threatens Peace of Oil Lands   ‘Bearded Monarch Slain at Mosque Door -On Way to Prayer; New and Dangerous Crisis’ Now In Middle East Countries

Abdullah, Jordan King Is Murdered   ¢ Shooting Brings New Dangerous Crisis Tc Middle East  Assassin Killec

Ruler Shot As Enters Moseue: Assassin Killed   New Difficulties Seen For Britain In Middle “ast; Slayer Identified As Terrorist Mustafa Shakir

Abdullah Slain Entering Mosque   Prince Naif Named As Regent:In Middle East

DEATH STIRS NEW CRISIS IN MIDDLE EAST   Name Prince Naif Regent  To Succeed  Father

King of Jordan Killed by Assassin  Shooting Deepens Middle East Crisis

SLAYING CREATES NEW DANGEROUS NEAR EAST CRISIS   Terrorist Gunman Killed; Second Soi Of Jordan’s Ruler Becomes Regent

West Defies Russians On Italian Issue   Will Revise Treaty No Matter What Protests Soviets Make

West To Go Ahead With Italy Pact   U.S. Says Allies To Ignore Russian Treaty Objections

ALLIES PREDICT ITALIAN TREATY WILL BE REVICEN   Britain, France And  Ready To Re write Pact On Own  Terms Without Soviet Agreement,

Russia Says Italy Must Quit Alliance   Revision Of Peace Treat) Clocked By Soviets

PLAN CHANGE IN ITALIAN TREATY   West Going Ahead In Spite of Soviet Note of Objections

U.S. Revising Italian Pact Despite Soviet Protests   State Dept. Makes Public Soviet Note Hitting Revision Plan: No Delaving Action Permitted

15, To Alter alian Pact espite Reds  West Says Nation Deserves 10 Join  tree World Bloe

Soviets Balk At Revision of aly 's Treaty   Must First Quit Atlantic Alliance, Bor Foreign Troops

Foreign Troops Must Leave, New Note Says   Italy Must Also Quit North Atlantic Pact Before Treaty Change

The Wecther   US. to Alter Italy Treaty Despite Russ  Red Objections Spurned in

Russ Demand Italians Quit Atlantic Pact   Condition for Revision Of Peace Treaty Set By Moscow

ON THE INSIDE   NOTE TO BIG THREE No Treaty Unless Italy Quits Pact, Says Russia

Prediction Is Made Thaf VU. S., Brifain, France Will Revise ltalian Treaty on Own Terms

Russians Hit Italian Treaty Plan   Demand It Quit Pact Want Red Satellites Admitted Into U.N.

Blunt U. S$. Statement On Protest   Moscow Calls for Italians to Quit Atlantic Alliance

Washington Announces West Will.Go Ahead With Plans To Revise Treaty with Rome

Soviet Union's Answer To Big 3 Note Seta Forth Many Stumbling Blocks

Reds Set Terms For Italian Peace Treaty   Russia Makes Severe Demands Against Italy

West to Ignore Red Objections On Italian Pact   Plan to Go Ahead With Revision of Nation’s Peace Treaty

USSR Urges Italy To Cut Western Ties  Sets Conditions For New Treaty

Reds Have Idea: About Italian Peace Treaty  Say Italy Must Get Out OF

West Will Ignore Soviet Objections To Revision Of lialian Peace Treaty

West Going Aheac With Revision of Italian Treaty  Objections by Russia Will Not  Kyalac, Dianne

Russia Throws Monkey Wrench In Italian Pact   No Peace Treaty Unless Rome Quits NATO. Moscow Savs

ALLIES T0 EASE ITALIAN TREATY DESPITE PROTES]   U. S. Brushes Aside Russia's Objections, Saying It Will Not Be-Deterred By Such Propaganda.   REVISION A FACTOR IN WEST'S BUILDUP   Prapesed_C yes. In Fac Will Give Defeated Nation Right to Increase Armed Forces.

Russ Objects  Russian Stand Won't Hinder Italy Treaty, West Predicts

Big Three To Revise Pact  On Own   Will Take Action On Italian Treaty Without Agreement Ry Ruesin

U. S. lanores Note on Italy  West to Ease Pact Go Despite Objections

WEST TO REVISE ITALIAN TREATY DESPITE RUSSI   State Department Declares Moscow Objections Will Be fanored

DESPITE DROUTH  SRNR rn cman new Re mcmama Nm ER An RU A een neat  Texans Denied Rail Rate Cut

Sharp Quakes Rock Hawaii; Two Injured   Fear Mauna Loa Volcano Getting Ready To Erupt 

Series of Sharp Quakes Rock Hawaiian Islands  Fears Aroused That Mauna Loa Volcano ti Based de Eid

China Gets No Bid To Japan Treaty Signing   50 Nations Invited, Including Russia, But Italy Left Out

50 Nations Invited to Sign Treaty   Conference on Jap Pact Opens Septembe1 1 in Frisco.

U.S. INVITES 50 NATIONS T0 “SHON JAP PACT   Russia Is Expectec . To Refuse; China,  Italy Exclude. d

0 Nations Invited To Okeh Jap Pact   Two China Governments Ignored Ry U. 8S.

Fifty Nations  Invited To Jap Peace Meeting  Russia Expected To Attend, But Refuse Jo Sian The Treaty

RAIDERS SEIZE EVIDENCE  San Francisco Area Seen as Bia Bookie-ring Hub

Senate Nears OK onRecord Defense Bill   Last-Minute Whittling May Be Attempted

Foes Of Belt Get Their Turn At Bat In Fight  Renewed Hearings   Renewed Hearings In Ohio Legislature To Bun Three Days

Represent 10 Different Churches  Ohio Christian Youth Rally Held in Columbus

Senators Approve Trade Agreement Extension To 53   Bill Holds Threat Lever Over Heads Of Reds In Time Of Need

New Reciprocal Trade Measure Aimed At Reds   Directs President To Withdraw Or Suspend Dealings

Jap Treaty May Thwart Stalin’  Ambassador Urges Four Peace Terms

De Gasper! Will Not Go Amid Crisis   jap Treaty De Nill Upset Wi stalin Plan/Am

NEW HOPE - SOLEBURY SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 11   Members of Teaching Faculty Will Assemble In Meeting Sept. 10th   THREE NEW TEACHERS

NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY SUHOOLS GIVE PLANS   Opening Date September 11 Bus Schedules Made   THREE NEW TEACHERS

Mist-Shrouded River Releases Body Victim’s Brother Vows To Conquer Niagara Falls

Barrel Man’s Body Found At Niacara   Younger Brother Vows To Ride Falls oe Where ‘Red’ Failed

Trend To Increased. Savings Is Noted Average American Spends: Cautiously

Public Saves More And Purchases Off   Sawyer Says Savings Helped Turn Tide fn 1951 Aaainst inflatian

Governor Asks Ove: 12% Hike In Budget  Total Amount Less; However Gas Tax Lost; - Two-Year Reauest Over $158 Million

 Measure Would Bring In $7 More Revenue GOP Bloc in House Battles to Send Tax Bill ‘Back to Ways and Means Group for Redraftina

Tax Boost Bill Becomes Target Of Controversy   Opposing Political Currents Busy; Bill Due Final Action

House to Vote On Tax Hike Measure   Chairman Doughton Would Limit Debate On Bill to Two Days

Democrats Want Early Passage....  '  Party Fight Slows  New Tax Measure

TAX HIKE BILL NEARS A TEST   Total Increase Looks Now To Come To About Seven Billion Dollars.

Opposing Political Forces Wrangle Over Huge Tax Increase Measure

Navajo Indian Stock Faces Starvation;   Owners May Ship Animals fo Wheat Rel

Smith, Bolling Back in Capital      Washington Sheds Previous Grim Attitude te Korea

A New Optimism in Pentagon Over Korean Outlook   Latest Intelligence Reports Give Big Boost to Confidence Of Milltary landcare

NEW OUTLOOK DISPLAYED ON WAR  Pentagon Heartened by Intelligence

—PENTAGON TUNE CHANGES — intelligence Reports May Explain Optimism

Korean Outlook Held Brighter   Intelligence Reports Please Pentaaqon

Intelligence Officials Report .  U.S. War Chiefs Show Confidence

Korea War Report Stirs Confidence  aie a seal   Top Intelligence Officers Make Survey In Far East Area

Pentagon's Korean War Confidence Stems From Report By G-2 Officers

Head Intelligence Officers Report On Korea; Attitude Of Confidence Being Shown

I ntelligence Reports From F ar East Linked With New Pentagon Outlook

father Visit Lo War rronts Eniahatieeeecent race edition at atalln I  Confidence Displayed In Army Brass Revorts

Increased Confidence  May Be Result of News Gleaned by Two Top  Intelligence Chiefs

U. 5. Will Push ‘Meat Grinder’ Policy in Korea  Parallel Crossing

MacArthur Says UN Forces Will Continu Meat Grinder’ War  Main Object Still To Kill Enemy, Not  To Seize Territory

MacArthur Says UN Army Will Continue “Meat Grinder” Tactics In Korean War

Bitter Fighting Inflicts 3,235 Red Casualties   UN Forces Beat Bach Two Counterattacks Made in West Korea

ROK Patrols Stab Across 38th Parallel   Crossing Follows Okay by MacArthur on Border Issue

Fatherhood a Very Serious Responsibility, Says Sen. Kefauver. Named ‘Father of Year’

College Presidents Decide Against Post-Season Football Bowl Games

Urge End To Post-Season Bowl Games   College Heads Studying What's Wrong With Sports

Labor Federation Planning Another Campaign In Effort To Unseat Members of The Senate

Taft Believes lke Is Out Of 1952 Race   Two Aides For Ohio Senator Out on Fact-Finding Tour

TALLULAH CASE WEIGHED BY JURY   Guilty Verdict Could Lead To 85-Year Sentence

Bankhead Larceny Case _ Goes to the Jury Today  Quotes From Shakespeare and Original Voren hAark Ilaen of Cn... Tre

CRONIN CASE IS HANDED TO JURY   Number of Counts Reduced to 10 by Judge

Gen. Ridgway Directs Talks   Commander Warns Against Too High Hopes; Says Red Deeds to Show Intent

Admiral Joy Hopes for Quick End to Firing   Kaesong Meeting  Expected to Start  ee  1 oe ot

Fine’s Cabinet Still Up In Air   New Obstacles To Senate Approval Are Developing

Fine’s Cabinet Still Up In Air  New Obstacles Th   New Obstacles To ‘Senate Approval Are Develoving

President Asks Help to Revise Production Act   Home Front Leaders Urged to Team Up Against Inflation

Truman Asks  Cooperation Te Curb Inflation   Urges 17-Man Advisory Board To Give Support

Truman Wants End PutToU.S.  EconomyGame   Business, Labor And Farm Leaders Get Direct Appeal

Truman Pleads For Cooperation  Business, Labor, Farm keaders’ Aid Sought

Unity Asked By President  For Defense   Business, Labor, Farm Leaders Get Plea To  Speed Mobilization

Truman Pleads With Business, Labor And Farm Leaders To Fight Inflation

Truman Voices Teamwork Plea  Cooperation Urged In Economic Battle

Truman Asks Cooperation Of ANU. S,. Oni Defenses   Business and Labor Urged To Join Farm Interests In Effort

Truman Plez For Unity  ‘Yells Mobilization _   ‘Tells Mobilization Board Cooperation Of  Evervane Imnerativa

President Asks Team-Work fo Check Inflation   Calls on Labor, Farm And Business Leaders For Full Cooperation

Team Up Agains' Inflation, Plea  Toman Rele Rusiness.   Truman Asks Business. Laber, Farmers for. Co-operation

Appeal Issued for Harmony   Truman Asks Business, Labor, Farm Leaders to Team Acainst Inflation

Railroad Wage Raise Limited  Army Won't Approve 6-Cent Increase   Teamwork Essential To Whip Inflation,  President Declares

Business And Labor Get New Truman Plea  President Urges Cooperation In Inflatian Eiakt

"Team Up" fo Figh Inflation Appeal Made By Truman   Full Cooperation Of All Segments Of People Uraed

Calls for An End to Economic ‘Lean Frog’   Truman Declares Alt Segments of Population Must Combat Inflation

Leapfrog Tactics Hit by President   Truman Pleas to Board To Team Up Against Inflation and Back Plans

Team Up Against Inflation--Truman   Appeals To Business, Labor And Farm Leaders

Economic Leaders Urged To Help Fight Inflation   Truman Asks Complete Cooperation From Bis 17-Man Mobilization Advisory Board

Expelled Priest To Marry Gil   Races Against Time To Wed American Held For Deportation.

Expel Priest Who Vows He Will Wed Girl   In Meantime, Her Mother Files Her  Ohiections

REP. CARL VINSON: ‘Only “Laine, Halt, or Blind” to Miss Induction Under UMT Program

Findlay Blast Kills Worker   Another Injury At Cooper Tire Plant

Thompson Turns Down Price Job   Rejects Appointment as State Director

ONE-MAN MOB, CONCLUDED _ ee  Sen. McCarthy: Past Cloudy, Present Windy. Future Foaay

‘McCarthy Becomes Pal of Totalitarian-Minded ‘Rabblerousers In U. S.

 AS JOE WOULD PUT.IT: .   Bare McCarthy Tale ‘To U.S. Communists

Two Bandits Rob Newton Company 0f$6500 Pavrol   Masked Men Make Escape  Jn Car Carrying Two Other Gang Members

Korean Line Ot Cease-Fire  Is Top Issue   Truce Teams Meet First Time in 64 Davs on Armistice

Truce Teams Go Back To Work  Admiral Jov Reports Everybody Amicable

Jet Fighters  ry  Get Best Of Red MIG Squadrons  Tanks And Infantry Also Make Advances Aaainst Enemy Line

UN, Commie Truce .Teams  Resume Talks   Delegates Confer For First Time In 64 Days In A New Effort To End The 16-Months Korean War, But Adjourn Quickly f

Truce Team: Meet for First Time  In 64 Days   Will Try Again; To Bring End To 16-Month-Old  Korean Conflict

Allied, Commie Talks Resumed In Tiny Village   Delegates Confer For The First Time In 64 Days

First Meeting In 64 Days Is Held Inside Tent  _ Ten Delegates Talk for Half an Hour   Ten Delegates Talk for Half an Hour Then Recess; Sub-Committees Scheduled to Take Up Cease-Fire Line.

Indications Point To Possible Agreement On  Cease-Fire Line   SUB-COMMITTEES TO CONVENE TODAY

Teams Convene Under Tighter Security Rules   Sub-Committees Set To Reopen Discussion On Cease-Fire Line

Cease-Fire Talks Again Underway  Sawncntinc Glrncnle   Delegates Seek Agreement For Silencing Guns

Parley Given Good Chance  For Succes:   Allied, Red Negotiators  Reconvene in Tent Aga TD...

TAKES NEW POSITION   Earle C. Carroll Is Athletic Equipment Man at Kansas U.

Leftists: Replaced By Voters   Government. To Be Cans siderably More To Right, Thon Old One. ~

Middle-Road Parties Stay In Power  In France  Likely To Lean Farther to Richt:   Likely To Lean Farther to Right; Commies Slip,  DeGaulle Gains

Rightists Grab French Reins;  Reds Lose Out   Middle -Road Combination Is Given Majority; deGanutle Sirange

Election Seen Forcing French Government Farther To Right  Center Parties Claim Victory; DeGaulle’s  DE Racamac Firct Party In Accamhly

French Assembl y May Lean To Right Althou gh Center  ‘Coalition Claims Victory

New French Assembly to Lean Right   Middle-of-the Road Parties Claim Definite Victory.

FRENCH SWING TO RIGHT SEE      'Middle-of-the-Road Parties 3 Claim Victory in Election

FRANCE SWINGS TO RIGHT WITH GEN. DE GAULLE   Communists Lose 75 Seats, Winner Is  Not Candidate

De Gaulle’s RPF Lifts From Communists Title Of First Party In Parliament Though Communists Are First In France

DiSalle Claims Curbs ‘Must To Check Rise   Taft Asserfs Truman Responsible For Inflation of Prices

Legislature Plunges Into  FourthWeek   Hearing Slated For Tomorrow On Coliseum At Fair

lo Study Coliseum —2 dluay Voliseum  Assembly Enters F ourth Week With Stormy Debates In Store

Stormy Debate Seen In Raleigh Upon Hot Issues   Legislators Launch © Their Fourth Week In Session Tonicht

Assembly Begins lts Fourth Week: Debates To Come   Coliseum Project Is Expected To Bring First Big Argument

Violence Flares As Result Of labor Squabble   Large-Scale Clash ls Prevented By Police Action

Violence Stops Ship From Sailing   Waterfront Labor Squabble Between N.M. U. and Cook:

Water Front Krupts Into Club Fest   Police Clash With CIO Pickets at Frisco; Lurline Stopped

Ship Strikers Get Violent, Stop Sailing   Lurline Stays In Port After Pickets Fiqht

West Coast Maritime Strike Flares Up at San Francisco   C1iO Union Men Battle Independents on Dock

Storm Moving Eastward to Cool Nation   Pacific Coast Battered by 115 Mile-an-Hour Winds; Twister Strikes New Orleans.

Weather Forecast   Pacific Coast Storm Moves East Bringing Cooler Weather With It

No Birected Verdicts  4. Defendants in Milk Case  Lose Motions for Acquittal

Today’s Wire News In Brief   Sritain Cuts Dollars, Goods From iran

Iran Given Ultimatum By Britain In Oil Talks   Must Ease Stand By Noon Today Or See Collapse Of Nesotiations

Britain Gives Iran Ultimatum On Oil Dispute   Advises Compromise By Noon Today or Accept Breakdown

British Give lran Ultimatum In Oil Dispute   Ask Mossadegh to Yield on Compromise By Noon Today

BRITAIN HANDS IRAN DECISION IN OIL BATTLE   Hint Troops May Land At Abadan As Talks - Boe Down

Senators Hear Peace ‘Trade’ Marshall Idea   Ousted Commander Claims Secretary Would Place  Formosa in Jeopardy

MacARTHUR SAYS HIS DISMISSAL AS PACIFIC COMMANDER WAS “THE JUDGMENT OF ONE INDIVIDUAL”   General Puts No Blame Upon Acheson; Says Secretary of the Army Frank Pace Was as Much Surprised at the Move as He

$248 Million Extra fo Send Four U.S. Divisions to Europe   Would Reduce Cost Second Year To $111,.000.000.

Cost $248 Million To Send Four U.S. Divisions to Eurpoe   Senators Told This Would Be in Addition To Maintenance Costs

Get Cost Estimates On Troops Overseas   Maintonance Abroad Greater Than in U. §. Senators Are Told

$248 Million For Troops   Would Cost That Much Extra to Send Proposed 4 Divisions to Europe

Early Release Of Fliers Seen Likely   Dean Letters Broadcast; Wife Says They’re Authentic

President Says Army Must Watch   Fighting Will Continue. He Says, Until Pact Is Signed, Fears Early Slackening   Lambastes Press   Truman Launches His  Criticism of Stories on Lull

Decree for Continuing War Citec   Document Is Quoted by White House Telling Of Monday Edict.

WHITE HOUSE RAPS AP ON KOREA STORY   Short Reads Secret Document Directing Men to Fight on. Says AP Con fuses Peonle.

‘Truman Says Firing Halt Can Be Trap   President) Warns Against) Laxity

U.N. Ends Debate on Arms Plan   Secret Orders Prove Army Stopped Firing

SHORT DENIES GROUND FIGHT WAS STOPPED   Says Press Service Erred, Now Trying To Confuse Nation

Red Negotiations For Cease-Fire May Be A Trap, Pres. Truman Warn:

Truman Says Truce Talks May Be Tr: ap  Warns Against  Letdown By UN

Truman Warns Of Red Trap. In Cease-Fire  Cannot Allow Army Ta Ba OFF Guard

Denies ‘Lull’ Storv << eensesetemeen born  White House Spokesman  Accuses AP

President Warns Cease-Fire Talk May Be Red Trap   He Tells Newsmen In Blunt Terms War Will Not Be Slackened Yet

President Truman Wara: That Troops Cannot Be Allowed To Be Caugh Off Balance

TRUMAN WARNS OF ENEMY TRAP ON CEASE-FIRE   President Says Fighting In Korea Will Continue As Long As U. N. May Be Caught Off-Bal ance.

Truman Assistant Says 8tt Army Ordered Fighting  to Continue .   ICHALLENGES THE AP   Short Denies Again Tha Ground War in Korea Had Been Halted

Truman Sees Korean Trap   ee ‘my May Be Trying to Catch Us Off Balance For New Attack

Truman Warns Of Korean Trap  Says We Can't Be Cauaht Off Balance

Truman Warns Commie Talks May Be Trap   Raps Press For Fake Cease-Fire, Armistice Stories

TRUMAN AID DENIES FIGHTING HALTED  White House Quotes Ban on Cease-Fire

Secret White House Document Say: Eighth Army's Monday Order Directed Hostilities to Continue

TRUMAN WARNS OF RED TRAP   Says Fighting To Continue  Until UN Forces  Are Secure

White House Shows 8th Army Order   Secretary Hits At AP Dispatch On Cease Fire Order

— CEASE-FIRE ARGUMENT — White House Quotes "Keep Fighting’ Orders

Truman Calls Negotiations  Possible Trap   He Repeats Statement That Fighting Will Continue Until Armistice

Country Has Warning From Truman That Negotiations In! Korea May Be Only. Red Trap:

President Warns Red Negotiations May Conceal Snare   Continued Fighting Called Strong Incentive to Just Terms for Korea Armistice

Truman Warns Negotiations May Be ACommunist Trap  Warns There Is No Korea Cease-Fire

Secret Letter Ouoted   White House Shows No Cease Fire Order Was Given To Korean Troops

Fighting To Go On, President States   Chief Executive Lectures To Newsmen In Florida

Red Negotiations May Be a Trap, President Warns  Will Not Allow Men   Will Not Allow Men to Be Caught Off Balance, He States

Secret Orders Direct ‘Fight Until Truce’   White House Reveal: Secret Document in Denial of Cease-Fire

Press Secretary Quotes Document   Truman Assistant Says 8th Army Ordered Fighting  to Continue   Short Denies Again That Ground War in Korea Had Been Halted

Truman Hints Possible Trap  In Korea Talks   President Declares Fighting Not Halted Until An Armistice

Text of Edict Says Hostilities  To Be Continued  President Chides AP for Story on Halt in Shooting

Give Warning Of Possible Trap in Korea   Fight to Continue, President States; Slackening May Cost More U. S. Casualties

Short Takes AP to Task Over Report   President Says Korean Talks May Be Red Trar

White House Challenges AP   Quotes Secret 8th Army Order For Continuing Fiaht

Conimunist Negotiations for. Korean’ Cease-Fi ‘Mav Be Trap, Truman Cautions New

Truman Warns Red Proposals Might be Tra p   Seolds AP for Story About White House— Recalls Fake Incident  In Own War Experience

May Be Trap in Negotiations, Truman Warns   Pressure to Stay On In Korea, He Says; Lectures Newsmen

Border Area Police Hot On Trail of Killer   Mav Have Killed Again.

Killer of Eight Eludes Patrols  On Mexico Line   Southwest Search on for Another Car Stolen Below Border

Manhunt on for Mass Murderer   Tells Kidnaped Cop Of Killing Seven

KILLED FAMILY OF FIVE, THREE OTHER PERSONS   ‘Hunt Is Biggest Since Dillinger, Pretty Boy Floyd

Big Search  Pressed for Mass Killer   Cook, Admitted Slayer Of Seven, Including Family, Hunted.

Streets, Sidewalks Slick: Badly-Needed Moisture Could Break Lines

HAZARDS FROM ICE   Streets, Sidewalks Slick; Badly. Needed Moisture Could Break Lines

Ground Action Lull Settles on 100-Mile Line   Allied Planes Busy Blasting Red Troop  Concentrations

Reds on Move Into Korean  --Buildup Areas   Second Round of Offensive Is Expected Soon; ANites Die In

Large-Scale War Games  Scheduled   28th Division , To Participate In Carolinas

Troops Ceiling F aces Vote   3,900,000 Limit   3,500,000 Limit Backed In Senate

18: Year Old Draft Faces Test   Amendment Calls For Limit on Men tiFor Armed Forces

Senate Rejects Frank Kerrigan  Dubuque Democrat Loses Highway Post

Assassination Plot Thwarted  Third lran Victim Saved By Late Work

Fanatical Moslem Death Plot Foiled By Nine Arrests   Iranian Districts Placed Under Martial Law As Oil Strike Spreads

Moslems Foiled In Murder Plot  Plan To Assassinate Iran Leader Nipped

Plot to Kill lran Governor Nipnec  9 Moslem Fanatics Arrested in Tehran

Martial Law Im posed on Iran’s Rich Southern Oil Fields died oeetttcentteddtnd ‘tudictssnedtiedadeAl cbs hei olan stdin tei asallbeahellalbeintseniel    Plot to Kill Tehran Governor Thwarted

Reds Ask Renewal  Of Talks  Korean Peace   Korean Peace Hopes Brichten

Peace Hopes Rise as Reds Revive Talks  Ridgway Weighs Denn nnnle Lew

Communists Insist on Future Settlement of Ten Alleged Neutrality Site Violations

Big Three Seek Free Reich Vote   Opening UN Move Puts Russ on Spot

Cold Weather To Continue  For Five Days   Ten to 20 Degrees Below Normal Is Forecast  From Topeka Office

Crippled Childrens ‘Drive to Open Tn County May 13   Sponsored by Rotary Clubs in County; A. R. Ellenberger Chairman

Time of National Danger And Congress Should Get Busy, He Says in Broadcast   Midwest Cattie Feeders Boo DiSalle: Some Cheer Him

DiSale In Noisy Session With Men Who Raise Cattle   Feeders. Get Little Satisfaction and Few Answers '

Automobile Production  Slash Seen   Order May Come Today For 20-30 Percent Cuthback

Further Cuts In Steel Under Consideration   Octane Ceiling For Gasoline Is Talked

Government -Will Cut Steel for Automobiles    Officials Warn That Car Production May Be Cut. back Between 20 and 40 Per Cent;. Octane Ratina in Gasoline May Be Reduced.

Cut in Steel For Autos is  Believed Near   New Orders Also May Take Some of Zip Out of Gasoline

Steel For Cars To Be Curtailed   Gasoline Also Facing Cutback; Orders Will Cost Jobs Of Thousands.

Steel Cutback In Automobile Industry Seen   Oclane Zip May Be Taken From Gasoline Ta Latest Rulings

Myth Exploded, Mac Tells UN   Calls Red Losses ‘Among Bloodiest’

117 More Slots  Seized on Farm   186 Taken In Three Days Near N. Kensington

One Half Of One Per Cent  Recommended   like Corporate Tax, Drop Soft Drink Levy To Balance Budzet

Flat Income Tax Favored by Fine To Meet Budget  Rate Would Be One Penny On Every $2.00 of Income

Also Asks Corporate Net Income Tax Hike From Four To Five Percent; Drop Soft Drink Tax   URGES RETENTION OF OTHER EXISTING TAXES

Urges Levy Of One Half Percent   Governor Estimates [mpost Would Raise $163 Million To Help Pay Over Billion Costs.

Jet Fighters In New Encounters Over N. Korea   Ground Fighting In Some Sectors Ends Lull During Week

No More Liquor For ‘Frozen Woman   Learns She'll Have no Major Amputetions

Frozen Woman's Limbs Safe  Says She'll Never Touch Another Drop of Liauo!

PLANE FORCED TOFLY AROUND STORM AT SER   Thousands Cheer as Visitors Arrive to Start Tour of Canada.

Royal Couple Arrives For Tour Of Canada   Plane Dodies Alantic Hurricane; Makes Landing dt ander: Sets Doin ta Montrent

—ROYAL TOURElizabeth Lands at Montreal   PLANE STOPPED AT GANDER

Princess Elizabeth, Prince Philip Arrive in Canada To Begin Their Royal Tour

y Mes! Vampaign — October 15-23 Royal Plane Makes Unscheduled Landing

Hands Tied by UN,  Secretary Reports   Risk of War With Russia Seen if MacArthur Plan Carried Out

SECRETARY SAYS HE RECOMMENDED “HOT PURSUIT”   Tells Senators MacArthur Korea Proposals. Risked War With Soviet Russia

Marshall Opens Defense of Far East Policy  Vetoed Plan Approved By Washington

Marshall Carries Administration's Case To Senate   Says UN Vetoed US Proposal To Pursue Planes In Manchuria

Says ‘Lruman Won't Yield  Formosa Base  Would Bar UN To rapa Pod IE a i eee Ea pemene te p eae

Administration Trying to Avoid That, He Asserts   Defense Chief Replies to Attacks on Policy By Deposed General 

U.S. Wanted To Pursue   Truman, Morshalt Wonted Hot Pursuit Inte Monchutia, U. N. Nations Vetced It

Truman Says 3rd War Can Be Prevented   President Tells Mason: Everyone Will Have To Sacrifice

President Calls For Sacrifices  By All Peoples   Chief States Nation’s Plans, “To Keep Peace’ In Address to Masons

Truman Sees Peace in  Mobilization President Urges Sacrifices From All Citizens

MACARTHUR IS RESTING AFTER TRIUMPH TOUR   Five-Star General Takes It Easy Foltowing Reception In New York,

M’ Arthur May See Giants, Dodgers Play Today: Rests Following Tour ot Gotham

M Arthur May See Ball Game With Wife, Son  _ Truman Went to One Yesterday and Got Pan o

Arthur May See Ball Game With Wife, Son  + Truman Went te One es 2... #... ~~. 4 He. a   Truman Went to One Yesterday and Got Poor Reception

Railway Union Agrees fo New Proposal   Trainmen Accept Plan to Let Truman Name Arbitrator

Trainmen Okay Arbitrator Plan   Other Brotherhoods Hole Outin Rail Dispule

Three Unions Won't Accept Pres. Arbiter   Railroad Trainmen Only Group That Accepts Proposal

Three Other Rail Unions Turn Dowr Carrier Proposal   Even Trainmen Attach Strings To Acceptance

Rail Unions Balk On Rules Arbitration   BRT Accepts, 3 Other Unions Won‘t Go Along

Trainmen Agree To Let Truman Name Arbitrator   Accept Management Proposal to Settle Two-Year Dispute

Trainmen O.K. Arbiter Plan  Three Other Unions Refuse To Go Along

U.S. Arbitrator Offer Accepted   Trainmen Agree to New Try to End Lengthy Dispute on Work Rules

Strings Attached to Rail Agreement  President to Name Dispute Arbitrator

Proposal Given Railmen's Nod   Management Suggests Arbitrator Be Named

Trainmen Accept Arbitrator Plan   Three Other Operating Unions Decline to Go Along With Railroads’ Proposal; Even BRT Attaches Some Strings to Acceptance

Rail Unions Fail fo Aaree ‘Among Themselves   One Accepts, Others Balk at Proposals for Arbitration.

Rail Fight Settlement Seems Neat   BRT Accepts Limited  Arbitration; Others - Reserve Judgment

Trainmen Make New Peace Move   Agree to Truman Naming Arbitrator for Rules Change Dispute

Rail Union Consents to Arbitrator   Trainmen Trim 2-Year Dispute to Single Rules Issue

Strings On Trainmen’s Acceptance   Agree With Reservations To Proposal of Truman Appointing Arbitrator

TRAINMEN ACCEPT RAILROADS’ PLAN   Agree'to Appointment of Arbitrator by HST

Trainmen Accept Arbitration Plan”  Attach Reservations; Other Unions Balk -

RAIL TRAINMEN AGREE TO PLAN FOR ARBITRATOR   Three Other Operating Railroad Unions Refuse To Go Along   AIR HOSE COUPLING MAJOR CONTENTION

Trainmen Accept a Proposal   Now Willing to Have Arbitrator In Long Standing  Rail Dispute

Three Negro Children Die  In House Fire   Parents Critically Burned in Blaze Near Charleston

Red Night Fighter Planes in Action First Time in War; Communists  Regrouping Out of Range of Artillery.

UN Wins Great Victory in Ist Phase of Battle   Allied Planes Step Up Raids on Red Posts: Enemy's Losses Huge

Reds Reported Gelling Ready For New Drive   Allied Commander Pro claims Big First Round Victory Over Enemy

Reds Regrouping For New Blows As Lull Continues On All Fronts  In Korean War ©"

Await Next Blow By Reds; Hear of New Seoul Attack   Entire Front Quiet As Communists Reorganize Forces

FIRST ROUND GRE. AT ALLIED VIC TORY  Reds Set to Renew Offensive

Mystery Woman Notifies GI’s Wife ‘Of His Scheduled Plea on Red Radic

Shots Which Killed Abdullah May Shatter Peace Throughout Turbulent Middle East

Middle East Is Gripped By New: Tensions   Assassination Of King Abdullah May Stir Trouble

Observers Fear Palestine War May Be Renewed   Killing of King Abdullah Seen as Heralding Serious Trouble in Middle East

King's Murder Adds to Middle East Tensions  Fight for Throne   Fight for Throne Foreseen as Son, Naif, Succeeds

King’s Death Seen Portent  Of Trouble   Abdullah Wanted Reconciliation With Israeli

Slaying of Jordan's King May Touch Off Trouble In Turbulent Middle East

Trouble Seen  In Mid-East   King’s Assassination Expected to Bring Repercussions

Serious Trouble Seen As Result   Renewal Of War: In Palestine'Now Seen As Possibility

New Middle East Tension  Fatal Abdullah Shots Echo Throughout W orld

See King’s Death Threat To Peace In Middle Bas!   Fear New Palestine War; View Dynastic Struggie For Abdullah's Throne

Observers Fear Assassination In Jerusalem May Bring More Trouble

—NEW TROUBLES ARE FEARED-— King’s Assassination  Arouses Middle East

eve Exgion n Has Situ Under Control for Pre  Shots Which Killed King Echo Throughout Tense Middle East

Food Prices Too Low, Govt. Says   Ag Dept. Urging Far: mers to Hold Crops Off the Markets.

Hold Crops, Government AsksFarmers   Strengthening Of Prices Aim Of Maneuver

¥igoraus Campaign Is Planned To Get Farmers To Hold Craps Off Markets .

FARMERS URGED NOT TO MARKET CORN, SOYBEANS   Government Takes That   Means Of Strengthening Farm Prices   FIELD WORKERS HIRED TO PUT PLAN OVER

Farmers Advised To Avoid Markets To Build Up Prices For Commodities

Farmers Asked To Hold Crops Off Markets   Government Seeks To Bolster Prices For U.5. Growers

Wholesale Prices Continue To Decline    sR (Government Urges Farmers To Hold ‘Crops In Drive To Maintain Prices.

Farmers Told To Hold Back, Boost Price:   Prices Reported Below Parity On Mojority Of Farm Crops

Ten Positions  OnKoreaLine  Are Unsettled   Sharp Bargaining At Conference ls Combined With Bitter Fighting In West As Allies And Reds Jockey For Battle Posts

Truce Talks Finally Succeeding   Few Positions on Line in Dispute; Fiercer Fighting.

10 Positions Separate Red Allied Terms   U. Nations Troops Win ‘Little Gibraltar In Fiaht Near Seoul .

Final Agreement Near   On Korea Truce Line   Allied, Red Mapmakers Meet For Fourth Time Seeking To Iron Out 10 Differences

NEARLY AGREED ON BATTLE LINE IN TRUCE TALKS   Ten Pesitions Are Stil Debated As Allied Troops Hold   MAP MAKERS REPORT OPTIMISTIC ADVANCE

Atom-Power Test Plane Engine Next   Theory and Planning Stage Past Now, AEC and Air Farce Indicates

9 Dead, 54 Hurt In Explosion  ‘AtSt. Paul Mill   Butane Gas Blast Rends Building, Rips  Bodies Apart

Last-Minute Details Are  Being Ironed   Rollback Said To Be Probable

60,000 Reds Hit Center of Line   Seven-Mile “Wedge Cuts United Nation Troops Anart

ROK Units Give Way  In Center   New Drive Threatens  Allied Push

Line Buckles After Advance North of 38th   South ‘Koreans Collapse Again— Some Units Cut Of

Chinese Build Up fora New Ground Thrust   Replacements Filter Down From North in Effort to Halt U.N.

American Jets OQutnumbered,  Destroy MIGs   Sudden Revival of Air Warfare Over Korea—  All US Planes Are Safe

118 Airplanes In Revival Of Jet Warfare   JUL WW AlsGgivL  Six MIGs Destroyed, Fight Damaged—AIl  Alliéd Planes Safe— Rod Reeletaneca Stiff

118 Planes Are Involved in Newest Fights   Six Enemy Ships Are Destroyed, Eight Others Are Damaaed

6Russ-Type Jets Are Shot Down By U.S.   Total Of 108 Planes Involved In Sudden Revival Of Air War In Far East

American Sabres Down  Six, Damage Eight Reds   Ail U. S. Planes Return Safely After Two Days Of Fighting; Red Troops Back In  Previously Deserted Areak.

ANOTHER OFFENSIVE? Outnumbered U. S. Jets Destroy Russ- Type Craft

U. S. Jets in Sky Victory Over Korea  gshoot Down Six MIGs in Two Big  Le EE Pai 3, See Terre Tee

Sabres Damage Eight Others InSky Fights  118 Planes Involved In Sudden Revival —Of Jet Warfare

U. §. Sabre, Red MIG Jets Meet In. Two Wild Battles  Outnumbered Yanks Down Six, Damaae 8

US. Jets Win Sky Battle With Enemy   Destroy Six, Damage Eight In Big Aerial Fight Near Yalu River

Big Air Battle May Precede a New Red Attack   Outnumbered Sabres Destroy Six Russian Jets in Two Clashes:  All Americans Returr

Americans Down 6 Jets In 2 Fights   118 Planes Battle In Korean Skies   Chinese Give Indications New Ground Offensive Being Prepared

Red Aircraft Shoot And Run To Manchuria   Another Offensive By North Koreans Is Indicated

Two Big Air Battles Executed Over Korea   No American Planes Reported Lost In Reviva Of Air Warfare; Chinese May Plan Renewed Ground Offensive

Russian-Made Planes Venture Over U.N.Line   Americans Think Chinese Planning Third Offensive

Outnumbered US Jets Whip Reds In Big Air Battle   Destroy 6 and Damage 8 Others In Revival of Air Warfare Marking Renewed Red Activity on Ground

U.S. Flyers Destroy Six Enemy Jets   Damage Eight More ir Two Big Airfights; All Yanks Safe.

American F-86s Damage Eight Other Planes   Total Of 118 Planes Involved In Two Big Air Battles Over Korea; 16 Red Planes Make Third Stab At U. S. Sabre Jets, But Keep At A Safe Distance

Six Red Jets Shot Down by U. S. Sabre Jets with Total of 118 Planes Involved in Aerial Battle

American_Jet Planes Score In Air Duel   Outnumbered Sabres ‘Destroy Six Russian Type Fighters in  Revival of Air War

US Jets Destroy 6 Russian Type Planes, Damage 8  118 Aircraft hivolved In 2 Big Battles  Over Korea

Sabre Jets In 2 Fights With Russian Type  Expect Chinese In New Offensive

118 Planes Take Part in Two Big Air Battles to Suddenly Re-Open MIG Alley Warfare

6 Red Jets Fall In Air Battles Near Yalu River   Enemy Reinforces His Ground Troops All Alona Frent

Enemy Fighters Appear In Force In Korean Scrap   Eight Enemy Jets Also Damaged In Weekend Fighting

Big Air Battles Fought by Jets Over Korean Front   118 Planes In Sudden Revival Of Air Warfare

Air War Flares Over ‘MIG’ Alley   Allied Ground Forces Meet Stiffened Defenses in North

Reappearance of Red Planes Believed to Indicate Enemy Preparing Ground Offensive

Two Battles Occur Over KoreaFront   118 Airplanes Fight in Sudden Revival of Air Warfare; All Yank Craft Safe   Troops Reappear   Replacements Are Seen in Previously Deserted Territory

Jet Wartare Revives On Korean Front   118 Planes Are Involved In Two Big Air Battles

) Red Planes Downed, 8 Are Damaged  118 Craft Take Part in Revival Of Air Warfare

MIG JETS, ~ DAMAGE §   Outnumbered Yanks Win Battles Involving 118. Planes as MIGs Return ‘to Korea.      INDICATIONS OF =. NEW RED DRIVE   Reappearance of Red Jets Coincides With Appearance of More Chinese Troops. on Front.

Air Battles Revive Hint Of New Push Slated Soon   Enemy Craft Flee Toward Manchuria  After Sharp Fight

‘Chinese Seen Planning For New Assault   Allied Push Halted By Fierce Defenses Along Center Sector

Outnumbered U.S. Fighters Down 6 Jets In Two Battles   Total of 118 Planes In. volved in Sudden Revival Of Air Warfare

Yank Pilots Down 6 Jets In 2 Battles   Allied Patrols Gain Though Reds Return To Deserted Areas

Eight Other Soviet-Type Jets Damaged   108 Planes Involved In Revival of Jet Warfare in Korea;  No U. S. Planes Lost

6 Russian-Type Planes Downed; § Are Damaged   New Red Offensive I Gathering. Ground Forces Report

U. 5. Planes Down Russia Jets In Fight   Outnumbered Yank: Pilots Put On Great Show. .

Yanks Destroy 6 Red-Type Jets in 2 Big Battles   Total Of 118 Planes Take Pert In Sadden Revival  Of Korean Air Fighting

U. S. JETS DESTROY 6 ENEMY PLANES   8 Other Red Craft Hit In 2-Day, 118-Ship Fight

OIL MEN WIN FIRST ROUND . /~ INTAX FIGHT   House Committee Votes te - Retain 2712 Pct. Depletion Allowance. ,

Oil Operators Win Tax Fight In Committee   Depletion Allowance Is Retained, Also Extended to Other Niotural Resources

OIL MEN WIN FIRST ROUND IN TAX FIGHT    House Committee Votes tc Retain 272 Pct. Depletion Allowance.

Oil Operators Win Decisive ‘Round’   Action Taken by Group Preparing °51 Bill, OKs  Retention of Allowance

Nation's Oil Operators Win First Round In Fight to Retain Depletion Allowance

Sub Service Termed Life Of Riley kok Ok * -* kok * ok ok Cyd A TDD LIT. Dice Bonen tte Imten Naa Dlapreon Reranch   Oomplv’ Added To Draw Recruits Into Navy Undersea Branch

SENTENCE COOK  TO 300 YEARS  FOR 5 MURDERS MISSOURI MAN IS  GUILTY IN DEATH OF MOSSER FAMILY

Slayer of 6 Unemotional At Verdict Judge Cuts Short   Judge Cuts Short Sanity Tests, Puts Blame on Society

Cook Sentenced Total of 300 Years in Prison  Penalty Is Received   Penalty Is Received For Slaying Mosser Family at Joplin

Federal Judge Orders Him Confined in Alcatraz Cell For Murder of Mosser Family

Terms to Bill Cook to Total Of 300 Years  > 2a   ae  ——— ee Begin carat ith ae ere  Killer of Mossers To Aleatraz or Other Safe Prison

300 Year Sentence  For Cook   Federal Judge Passes Sentence, Recommends _ No Parole for Badman   END SANITY HEARING   23-Year-Old Killer Sits Silent—May Be Turned Over for State Trial

300 YEARS AT ALCATRAZ FOR BADMAN   William E. Cook, Jr., Slayer of Illinois Family, Given Five Consecutive 60Year Terms.   * SOCIETY BLAMED BY THE JUDGE   Says Cook Lacked Civiliz ‘ed Care, But Orders Prison With no Chance of Escape.

Cook Gets Total Of 300 Years In Alcatraz   Judge Indicts Society for Inhuman Conditions for Boy

Slaver of Five [scapes Chair   (ook Sentenced to Total of 300 Years In “Safe Prison”

Joplin Slayer Is Calm as He Is Sentenced to 60 Years on Each of Five Murder Counts

Admitted Slayer William Cook Sentenced fo Prison Terms Which Would Total 300 Years —

Admitted Slayer Given 300 Years   Cook Who Killed Five Will Go to Alcatraz

Cook’s Sentence Totals 300 Years   Slayer Will Spend Remainder of Life In’ Alcatraz or Same Other Prisarn

SLAYER COOK GOES 10 PRISON AS JUDGE CONDEMNS SOCIETY FOR BACKGROUND TO CRIMES

Five Terms For Bill Cook   Fodere! Judge Sentences Him to All of 300 Years for Messer Kidnen-Sleyings

Sherold- Specialty Products Firm to Kansas City by March    MENTIONS FACILITIES

QUIPMENT COMPANY LEAVING   Sherold- Specialty Products Firm to Kansas City by  arch    MENTIONS — FACILITIES

Slight Rise Seen On Eastern belt   Prices On Border Markets Show Few Changes Yesterady

AGAINST REDS HELD SUCCESS   Joint Chiefs Leader Denies Military Overruled

Air Force Says Rumors Are Fifth Column Work   Stories of Bad Housing, Epidemic Called Plot To Undermine Morale

Fifth Column Blamed for Rumors   Air Force Denies 6 Die at OQvercrowded Lackland

Form Agencies Seek New Quarters Here   Consolidation Move May Include County Extension Service

Roy H. Glover Is Named Member Of Board, Vice President And General Counsel for ACM

“Work of a Maniac” — Two Taxicab Drivers Slain In Tidewater Virginia Area

Two Taxicab Drivers Are Slain Brutually In Tidewater Virginia Area

Army Reserve Release Plans Are Explained   Men Not to Be Released Sooner Than 24-Month Duty Term

Det-iled Plan Outlined  Army Spells Out Plans For Release of All Reservists

Policy Setup Clarified  Army’s Organized Reserves  Will Serve Full 24 Months

Skepticism of Weary Gis Gives Way Now to Feeling of Hopeftulness

Arkansas Solons Explain Views or Special Session  Manv Would Okav   Many Would Okay Legislature Meet On Schools Problem

Senate Expected To Okay $5 Billion For Airpower   Approyal Certain After Mention Of New -Fantastic Weanons Now Being Developed

Almost Certain Approval Seen   Senators Spurred By New Weapons ‘Beyond Imagination’

Okay On Fantastic Weapon Fund Said Almost. Certain   Says Russia Racing West On Military Station In Space

We've Power To Hit Back. Acheson Says   Our Great Need Now  Is To Produce More,

Acheson Says U.S. Has Power To Strike Back   Nation Must Produce More, Secretary Of State Declares

Power to Hit Back Is Ours: Acheson  Sees Nation’s Need As More Production

Produce More, Acheson Urges   Power Will Create Respect. He Says

GOP Leaders See Determined Bid From Earl Warren   Expect California’s Governor Will Be In  Race For Nominatior

Warren to Seek Presidential Nod   Party Leaders Report Californian Wants It

Korean Plan Is Wisest Under Circumstances, Defense Secretary Says   Determined Warren Bid  Forecast by GOP Leaders

Expect Strong Bid by Warren onNomination   California Governor Frequently Mentioned in Lobby Talk at Tulsa

Warren Seen Seekins Nomination   California Governor Likely To Make Determined Campaigr

GOP Leaders See Determined Sarre Drive   Party Hopefuls Make Early Bid For Nomination

Determined Bid by Governor Warren For Presidential Nomination Looms

Nomination Bid By Warren Seen  National Committee   National Committee Ends Tulsa Meeting

Warren May Make Determined GOP Presidential Bid   But Most Republican Committeemen See Taft-Eisenhower Race

Warren to Seek G.0.P. No. 1 Spot in 1952, Belief   California Governor Is Seen as Candidate Raainst Sen. Tait

Leaders Predict 1952 Nominatior   California Governor's Presidential GOP Bid Favored by Committee

Earl Warren Expected To Make Big Bid   Forecast Governor Will Give Strong Nomination Fight

Republicans Say Earl Warren Will Seek 1952 Presidential Nomination

WARREN PUSHED FOR NOMINATION   \Politicians Forecast Hard Fight Will Be Made To Pick Him As Presidential Candidate.

GOP Crystal Ball  Warren May Make Strong Bid  For Presidential’ Nomination

Warren Seen Bidding For Nomination   California Governor  Strong Contender, COPD Tandeec Real

Republican Heads See Strong bid By Warren in °52  California Governor Receives Notice  In Lobby Talk

SEE A WARREN BID  G. O. P. Leaders Feel California Governor Will - Seek Nomination

wwe WwW hence MtncstnMnnatinadace  Warren May Make Strong Bid  For Presidential Nomination

Seamen Wail Rescue When Ship Burned   27 in Lifeboats as  Raging Fire Sweeps Vessel Taking Lives Of Three Men

Seven Taken Aboard Jap Merchant Vessel   Three Killed In Engine Room Blast; Coast Guard Rescue Efforts Underway As U. S. Ship Burns Off Seattle

Blast af Sea Kills 3; Drives 27 Into Boats   Japanese Ship Rushing to Aid American Freiahter

3 Dead, 27 Adrift as U.S. Ship Burns  Freighter Stricken In Pacifie; Jap Ship Picks Up 7

Father Abandons Cute Tot, Age 2  Grand Rapids Police Get Little Girl

Big Storm Is Over   Fair and Warmer Is Forecast After Heavjest Snow of Season

Reds Punch UN Back At Buildups   Frontline Officers, Expect Red Assault In West In July

Red Attacks Hurled Back   Communists Make Strong Probing Thrusts; Allies Fight Back

Strong Enemy . Attacks Hurled Back by Allies   Ridgway Refuses Any Comment on Report Of Soviet Proposal

PATROLS STAB AT SUSPECTED BUILDUP AREAS   Mortar and Automat Weapon Fire Blast Allied Groups

AT SUSPECTED BUILDUP AREAS   Mortar and Automatic Weapon Fire Blast Allied Groups .

Reds Repulsed During Strong Probing Attacks   Allied Patrols Bombarded at Buildup Areas

ALLIED FORCES HELD TO PROBING ADVANCES OF 1 “TO 3 MILES IN KOREA

Reds Repulsed By Allies In. Bitter Fight *  Enemy Buildup Areas Attacked

Reds in Probe Attacks: Red Truce Bid Made   Eighth Army Camp Surprised by New Red Peace Bid

HOLIDAY TOLL STANDS AT 90   Traffic Accidents Kill 61 Persons; Several  Children Die

Lamb, Mutton aP TICE Cui   DiSalle Sees New Cost Rises Even if Controls Change

 National Income In 1952 Wi Il Be Very High Babson Says In Business and Financial Outlook

Sees Election As Dominant Factor For Coming Year  Believes Total  Business Volume May Drop Some

1952 Business, Financial Outlook   Commodity Prices Will Remain Firm

GOVERNMENT CONTROTS   LABOR OUTLOOK   COMMODITY PRICES WILT REMAIN FIRM   FARM OUTLOOK GOOD   TACAL TAXES WILL BE HIGHER

SULT) TDAK—VUL, JV, INU, Ga0.—— 10 £ ANTE  Roger Babson Analyzes Prospects For Next Yeat

Unless Stalin Starts War Early i in 1952. He May Forget It For Some Years Hence

War Orders Will Produce “Very High’ National Income Next Year, Financial Fxnert Save

What to Look For in 1952: Roger Babson  RITCIATE COR FIANT ANIC TAT QOOTI TIT OW)!

Babson Forecasts Continued High National !ncome for ©? as Defense Spending Gains, Littie Change Expected

Babson Says Business Will Be Down in 1952, Farm Vote to Decide Election Outcome

REDS STRENGTHEN NORTH KOREA LINES   New Offensive Try Seen; 6 MiGs Destroyed in Air Battles

Chinese Brace 2 Fronts With Fresh Soldiers   5 Russian-Made Planes Felled In Air Battles

Six Red Jets Knocked Out By U.S. Airmen  Enemy Reported   Enemy Reported Massing New Troops On Central Front

Reds Reporied Poised For A New Offensive  Cammaniat Chiannbhiok   Communist Strengthen Lines In North Korea; Lose Air Battle {

F-86s Beat Off 56 MIGS WithN Loss Reported  Ground Offensive - Believed Forming . Ape Dada Acvramhla

U.S. Fliers Bag Five Red Jets In Air Battles   Communists Bolster Lines for Likely New Offensive in N. Korea

Five Chinese Jets Blasted From Sky By Yank Fighters   Reds Strengthen Lines For Possible New Offensive

Oil City Ace. UNGrou p bag  » Red Planes      Local Colonel Named Interceptor Commander Few Hours Before Baptism by Korean Fire; Communists Building Again

Sabres Get Six MIGs In 2 Days   Reds Put 56 Planes Into Fight But No U. S. Planes Lost

Fresh Chinese Troops Appear For New Drive   Strengthen Lines In War Area But Lose Aerial Test

Reds Stiffening Battle Lines For New Drive  Chinese Dig In Against Pounding By Allied Guns

Chinese Seen Preparing For New Offensive   Enemy Loses Six MiGs In Air Battles

Communists Strengthen  Their Lines In N. Korea  But Lose Tests Of Strength In Air Against

[  Yanks Down > Red Jets   Air Test Won by Allies: Foe Builds aon Craund

Stassen Tosses Hat Into Ring For Nomination   Announces His Candidacy for Republican Bateson) Nomination

TODAY'S CHUCKLE  COMMA: Period with a drip-——-Phoenix Flame            PRESIDENT TO ASK CONGRESS FOR FREEZE ON FARM PRICES

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Mother and Three Children Burned to Death

Father of Nine Clips 7 Hours Off 1938 Mark   Flies From L. A. To New York in 23 Hours 4 Min.

Coast-to-Coast Flight Nearing Successful End  Rome Flier Uses Cen floak  tl.   Rome Flier Uses Same Cub for Hop Los Anaelec to NY.

Makes Hop in 23 Hours and Four Minutes   Winonan Shatters Light Plane Mark Estahbliched in '38

CONRAD NEAR RECORD FOR LIGHT PLANE   Flier On Last Leg of Non-Stop Flight Across Nation.

Freak Traffic Mishap Takes Life of Child   N. 0. Cotton   Soybeons   New York Cotton   ‘Flier Claims ‘Fighting Chance’ to Span U.S. Non-Stoo in Cub

Cross-Country Piper Pilot  Over Cleveland   Low on Gas, Conrad Says Still Has Chance To Complete Non-Stoy Flight Across Nation

Tiny Plane Sets Non-Stop Record   Coast-to-Coast Trip Is Completed in 23 Hours, Four Minutes

Pilot Flying Coast-to-Coast in Piper Cub Reported Nearing LaGuardia Field

Cub Plane Pilot Breaks Record  Cross-Country Hop Made in 23 Hours

Piper Pacer . Pilot Sets New Record   Max Conrad, Father of 9 Flies Non-Stop Across Country in 23 Hours

Max Conrad Sets Record In Piper Cub   Flies From West To New York In 23 Hours Plus

Pilot Making  Record Flight  Short on “Gas”? RUTLLETIN   PHILIPSBURG, Pa., May 14.—(UP) —Max Conrad winged over here at 12,42 p.m. EDT today, The CAA said he estimated he would reach La Guardia field in an hour and 10 minutes.

Flood Laps at St. Louis’ Doorster As Mississippi Nears Peak Level

Jurors Are Listed For October Tern Of District Court   Session Starts Oct. 1 Judge Nichol on Bench; Jurors Report Oct. 8

Jurors Named for March Session of District Court  Eighty-Four Drawn To Report for Duty In Eldora March 19

Japanese Who Talked Peace Insist They Knew Nothing of Pearl Harbor

Envoys Insist They Knew Nothing About Impending Raid as They Talkel, Peace

Kurusu and Nomure Still Insist They Hadn't Been Told   Were Trying for Peace Ir Critical Moment When Japs Struck Pearl Harbor

 + > . 1.9 ‘ye Jap Emissaries Still Claim Ignorance of Plan of Attack

Pearl Harbor In Retrospect Nomura, Kurusu Still Insist  They Didn't Know Attack Plans

Japanese Who Talked Peace 10 Years Ago Still Profess Innocence of Sneak Raid

Seeks Boost In Iron Ore, Beer Taxes  Proposes Income Tax Cut to Aid  Low Income Groups

Probers Charge Scandal Grew From Reprisals   States-Right Fight Caused Shifting Of Patronage Power

Red Troops Show More Fight Amid Rumors of Peace   Varies Differ on Prospects of Settlement: Seek Russia's Terms.

Fear Strings On Malik Bid For Cease Fire   US View Cautious; Chinese Radio Joins In Russian Move

Fronts Blaze as Reds Attack   UN Observers Look for Catch in Red Peace Cvertures

Returning Scientists Bringing New ‘Rosetta’ Stone from Asia   May Help Decipher Ancient Writings

Tait Diselaims Illegal Tacties  In Senate Race   Charges White House Directed Push to Defeat Him in 1950

TAFT DENOUNUED TACTICS IN 1930 OHIO CAMPAIGN   Declares Labor Unions Fought Him With “Lies” and White House Helped Direct Battle.   ASSERTS DEMOCRATS POURED OUT MONEY   Estimates 82,000,000) Was Spent on Behalf of Joseph T. Ferguson, the Man He Defeated.

Senator Claims Millions Spent By Democrats  Big Unions and Reds Waged Bitter Battle, m...4%.. 8. w.negs

Taft Raps Tacties  In Campaign   Says White House Helped Direct Onvnponent’s Ficht:

Taft Atfacks Tactics Used In’50 Figh   Senator Says White House Halped in Campaign Agcinst Him

Taft Claims Plot to Get  Him Defeated   Tells Senate Committe White House Directed Opposition.

Allied Soldiers Slowed by Rair   Patrols Strike Near Kumsong, Run Into Heavy Machineaun Fire

Only Patrol Active Along Korean Front   United Nations Forces Halt Their Limited Offensive on Central Sector.

Allies Halt Offensive in Built-up Zone   Heavy Rains Limit Air Offensive and Night Bombing

Official Who Quit RFC ~ Urges Elimination of 5 Directors of Lending Agency

RFC Official Urges Board Be Replaced   Surprise Witness Tells OF Hasty Actions Of Agency Directors

Ex-RFC Worker Tells of Poor Morale in Agency  Quits in Protest Of Methods of

Predicts Mass Walkout’ By RFC Officials   Pleads Tearfully For Dismissal Of 5 Directors Now

DESCEND ON ATCHISON   Lawrence High Musicians Arrive for Joint Concert

Abandon Korea Demands Swell Policy Debate  House Members . Air Views on Asian Crisis

‘Leave Korea’ Demands Mount  : Criticism Voiced - By Congressmen

‘Pull Troops From Korea’ Cries Mount   House Members Hit Campaign; Senators To Intensify Attack

Svlons Insist US Withdraw  from Korea   Both Parties Join Criticism. Would Rein force or Leave

NEW DEMANDS FOR YANKS 10 LEAVE KOREA   North Dakota Senate Passes  Resolution for Withdrawe!l. 34-5.  -

Demands For Withdrawal Of Troops Grow   Congressmen Face New Controversy Over Korea

Demands That U-STroops Get— Out Of Korea G Grov       Add. To Votume= _Of Antagonism To  Beearan-Poligiee

New Demands Fo U.S, Withdrawal ‘Add To Disnute   Congressmen Giving Views; U.N. Sharply Criticized.

K oreanWithdrawal Demands GrowAs Foreign Policy Debate Gets Hotter

‘Leave Korea’ Chorus Rises   Evacuation Demands Heat Up Policy Row

New Demands For Withdrawal From Korea   House Members From Both Parties Urge Evacuation

Dock Strikes Halt Freight   Exports Embargoed At N.Y.. Boston As Walkout Spreads

“ROVE FRON TStrikers : Bottle Up N. Y. Port   WAR SUPPLIES SIT ON DOCKS

Grip Tightened On Port OfN. Y. By Wildcatters   Vital Army Goods Piling Up At Dock As Strike Continues

Four Die In Kansas City Apartment Fire 3-Story. Half Block Lona Tenement Swept By Flames

Baby Girl Is Fourth To Die in Apt. Fire   250 Made Homeless in Flash Fire in Kansas City Tenement

Archbishop. Admits Plot For Revolt   Cothalie Cardinal Was Te Have U. S. Help In  Manoary

Hungarian Archbishop, Three Others “Confess” To Revolution With U.S. Aid   vardinal Mindszenty’s Successor Details ‘Plot’ Against Government; Defendants Appear Cool In Court; Five Others To Appear Today

Convict Kills Prison Guard   He Said He Would Kill Again Unless Given The Chair

Congressmen Welcome Truman Request To End State Of War With Germany

Industry To Get Repair Material  Plan Further Cuts In Use Of Rubber

IFURLOUGHS FOR ALL 28TH DIVISION MEN BEFORE THEY LEAVE FOR FUROPEAN TASK

Negro’s Fiancee Defends Suspect; Promised a Ring  List of Charges Worst in 20 Years; UnderNeil RBlaad Tact

Stassen Contends State Department's Records Prove Truth of His Charges

Transcript Is Said By Stassen lo Back Him Up   Says It Proves 1949 Conference Favored Commies

RECORD UPHOLDS HIS VIEW, HE SAYS  Stassen Accuses Siate Department of Deception

Stassen Claims ‘False’ Report  College Prexy Takes Swipe At Department

State Department Making ‘Deceptive’ Statements-Stassen   Contends Transcript Of Conference Upholds His Description of It

Stassen Accuses State Department  Declares Reports On Parley False

BLAST BY STASSEN   Charges State Departmen: With Making False  Statements

STASSEN AGAIN RAPS JESSUP’S TESTIMONY   State Dept. Accused of Making False, Deceptive Statements About Ex-Governor

Jessup Lied, » Stassen Says; Cites Recorc   GOP Ex-Governor Accuse: State Department Of Deception

Stassen Accuses State Departmen’ of Falsehoods   Reiterates That 1949 Conference Favored Red China Recognitio:

Stassen Raps Accusations  - & Pe  As “False Says Transcript Bears Him Out

Stassen Replies To State Dept. In Jessup Case   Says Records Show He Spoke. Truth On 1949 China Policy

St fassen Charges Deception   State Department Critic Quotes From Lenathy Transcript

‘tassen’s Reply On China Policy Waited By Solon:   Given Forum To Answer Charge His Description Of Parley “Incorrect’’

Probe To Start At County Level In Terre Haute   New Commission Commits Itself As Non-Poartison

State Welfare Topic Kept Hot  Commission to Probe County Departments— BPW to Hear Ewing

‘Convertibles’ Show Up In Government Printed Money at Kansas Bank

Ten Naval Airmen, Shot Down By Russians, Are  Declared Legally Dead

ILM WRITER SAYS SELF, 25 FORMER REDS   Party Fees Steep, Collins Reveals In Probe

RED FORCES ARE FLEEING IN DISORDER   Communist Lines In East-central Sector Split Wide Open by. Allies.

Thousands Of Shriners Open Annual Convention But It’s Without Camels

Senator Asks ‘China Lobby’  Investigation   MeMahon Charges American Relief Aid ‘Used Indiscreetly

DEMAND MADE FOR LOOK INTO “CHINA LOBBY   “Band of Crooks” Is Blamed for Using U.S. Funds to Line Own Pockets,

Public Must Be Protected, \Governor Says   Comununities Have Responsihilities, Duff Tells Sofons

CRIME IN AMERICA: No.   Ketauver Describes Start Of His Senate Crime Probe

\ SS ASC ARE AMMO PICA OEE  Birth of Crime Committee  is: Described

Nab Gambler At Race Track   marry Gross to Be Arraigned in Federal Court: Upset Over Threats

GROSS FOUND AT RACETRACK Recuptured Witness Says He Was Upset Over Threatening Letters

Open Door For Higher Wage Ceiling   WSB Favors Unions Willing To Accept Labor-Saving Devices And Long Term Pacts.

PFC. HAROLD L. ADAMS IS LISTED AS KILLED   Meets Death in Action or Feb. 8th, 1951, in Korea; Home, Hulmeville Park   IN KOREA A LONG TIME

SAYS AMERICA USING ISLANDS FOR AGGRESSION   Article Appears In Influential Soviet Magazine

4-Cent Raise Held Too Low  However, C.1.0. Heac Deoesn’t Bare Wants

Iran Job Goes To Hendersor   Bowles Named to Replace Aashascador to India

No Damage Done, Is  Allied Claim   Reds Told Flier To Be Punished

Hurricane May Be Dissinating Around Cuba   Marked Change Is Seen In Blow 350 Miles Off Miami

Winds, Rains And Cold Rake Midwest Area   Tornadoes Rip Over Farms of Missouri, Illinois. and Indiana

Fair Weather ts Promised   State’s Outlook For This Weekend Is Called Bright

Raijdo-Telephone Call From Com. munist Base Camp In Kaesong Three Hours After Lisison Of. ficers Had Met   MAY THROW BLOCK . AGAINST QUICK MEET

Allied Pilots Down 4 MIGs  UN Loses One F-80 In Korea Air Battle

Four Red Plane Are Shot Down tn Korea Battle   Three More Enemy Planes Damaged In Aerial Clashes

Suspect a Cock Link in Missing Michigan Counle   Camping Tourists Disappeared Last September 30 from Grand River Banks

Efforis Made Connect Cook. With New Case   Disappearance of Two Tourists Three Months Ago Is Being ——  Checked by Officials ©

Did Badman Cook Kill Vacationing Couple In Oklahoma? Authorities Reopen Mystery

Three-Month-O'd Mystery May Be Linked to Cook   Reopen Probe of Disappearance of Couple in Oklahoma Last Sept. 30.

Whirlwind Romance of Air Age   Must Have Been Love at First Sight

Cool Reception fo Red Plan far Prisoner Exchance   Allies Doubt Communists Would Give Up All They Hold: Seek Agreement.

Allies Offer Truce Plan Compromise  ‘All or Nothing” Reds are Told  On Supervision

Fear Reds Not Free All POWs   Truce Negotiators For Allies Insist On Man-for-Man Prisoner Exchange

New 5-Point Plan Turned Down by U.N.   Tells Chinese To Accept Whole Pact or Nothing

Allies Oppose Reds’ Prisoner  Exchange Plan  U.N. Fears Enemy Might Keep Many In Secret Camps

Blunt Talk Used On Reds   U. N. Fears Reds Under Their Plan Wouldn't Turn In All Prisoners They Hold

Allies ‘Cold’  To Red Offer:  Fear Holdout U.N. Negotiators  Insist Exchange Be Man-to-Man

New Proposats In Truce Talks Not Acceptable   Reds Reject Allied Plan, UN Refuses  To Consider Communist Offer

U.N. Rejects Communist Exchange Plan   Premature Agreement Not Wise, Allies Said To Believe

Fear Reds May Not Yield All.Prisoners   New Red Plan for Exchange, And Allied Compromise for Truce Supervision Fall On Cold Shoulders At Panmunjom Session

UN Command Expresses Fear Communists © Might Not Give Up All Prisoners They Hold

Allies Fear Bulk Trade of POW's   UN Compromise on Supervising Peace Rejected

Allies Say °No’ to Plan Put Forth   Command Is Concerned That Agreement Made Prematurely May Hit Many Soldiers   Reds Are Rapped.      Refused to Let Agency See How Prisoners Are Held ~

New Truce Ideas By Both Sides Received Coolly   Reds Offer New Prisoner Plan; U.N. Makes Concessions

Fear Enemy May Not Give Up All Prisoners   Allied Negotiators ‘Excoriate’ Reds  For Not Allowing Red Cross To Act

All Held by Reds Micht NotGo Free   Turn Down Their Revised Plan for Mass Exchanges

UN, Reds Shun Other's Offer   Prisoner Exchange, Observer Plans Given Cold Shoulders

U.N. Fears Reds May Not Return All POW's Held   Allies Reject New  Communist Plan For Exchanging Prisoners

Reds Conceal Prisoner Data From Allies  No Solution Seen   No Solution Seen At Moment on Plans For Prisoner Exchanasg

Allies Reject Red Proposal  On Prisoners   Communists Wari Blanket Exchange, Not Man-for-Man

Reject New Communist  3-Point Plan   Man-For-Man Exchange, Insist U.N. Negotiators

REDS WON'T TELL NUMBER OF CAPTIVES   Enemy Declines to Give Information on Prisoners Until Allies Agree to Blanket Exchange.   TWO CONCESSIONS OFFERED BY ALLIES   Will Surrender Islands, Permit Neutral Truce Supervision If Aerial Inspection Is Allowed.

Prisoners Worry U.N. Truce Team   Allies Fear Reds Won't Give Up All Captives

TRUCE DELEGATES REJECT 2 PLANS FOR KOREA ACCORI   Reds Offer New Terms For POW Swap; Allies Doubt Enemy’s Sincerity

UN Fears Communists May Not Give ‘Up All Prisoners of War They Hold

Allies Cool Fo New Red  Prisoner Plan   tN Command fears En emy Won't Free All  They Hold

Fear Expressed In Turning Down New Red Scheme   Allied Compromise Also Treated To Cold Shoulder Today.   Casualties Up

COMMUNISTS UNWILLING TO YIELD GROUND   Tough Language Used By Allies In Talking To Enemy

Reds Offer New Plan on PW Exchange   Proposal Gets Cool Reception From UN Envoys

Stall Comes to Two Provisions   Prisoner Exchange, Supervision Snags

UN EXPRESSES FEANG ON FATE OF PRISONER   Turn Down 5-Point Exchange Plan Submitted by Cammunists.

United Nations Expresses Fear Communists Might Not Give Up Prisoners Now Held

Allied Exchange Plans Spurned By Communists  "Red Cross Can’t See - Captive Americans

ear Reds lan fo Hold risoners   Concern Expressed By U. N. Over New Communist Proposal

New Plan Given By Communists Is Not Accepted  Truce Supervision   Truce Supervision Proviso Is included

UN Doubts Reds Will  Return All Prisoners  ‘New Communist Proposal for Exchem wn Dats waa Pald ChajlAakce

Supervision  Compromise  Hits A Snag Concessions Not  Enough, Say Reds

Proposal Calls. For Release Of All Prisoners   Allies Express Fear Reds Might Not Give Up All Prisoners They Hold

5-Point Red Trade Plan Ts Rejected   U.N. Is Insisting On Man-For-Man Swap Of POWs

ed Balk pared on W. Return   Counter Plans for Exchange Falls on Cold Shoulders

Cold Reception Given Red Plan  For Prisoner:   Fear Communisis May Not Release AN) Captives: Aire Ac v Restricted

Truce Plans Again Strike Difficulties   Exchange Of Prisoners And Supervision Of Cease-Fire Fall On Cold Shoulders

U.N. Rejects Commie Pian For Prisoners   Both Sides Are Clinging to Own Peace Proposals

U.N. COMMAND FEARS ENEMY POW STAND   Communists Might Not Give Un All Prisoners   By United Nations Callec ‘Insufficient: Chinese Agree To Study Offer

Allies Fear’. Reds May Not Trade Fair   Allied Negotiators  Excoriate Commies For Not Permitting ARC to Visit POW

UN Fears All Will Not Be Released   Enemy Is Insisting Upon Blanket Exchange of Men

West Wants To Exchange *Man-for-Man   98,000 Allies In Chinese -Hands

{U. N. Fears Reds ‘May Not Return ‘All Prisoners   Exchange Plan Turned Down by Allies at Truce Parley

‘Bulk Trade’ Fears Cited By UN Chief   No MIGs Sighted In Northwest As Allied Jet Crashes, Burns

Senate, House Convene af 1 P. M. Monday; More Than 40 Acts Introduced in First Two Weeks

Britain Formally Charges Reds With Threatening Peace  Says Armed Coalitior Of Communist States Is Menace to Europe

Says Stalin Is Spreading  Dissension   Poland Rallies To Soviet Leader's ‘Peace Campaign’

Britain Replies to Soviet Note   Says Russ Building an Armed Coalition

West urope's Independence Is Threatened   Charge Is Contained In Note Handed Keds by Britons

28th Division Training Own Ranger Outfit   Troops Coached In Shock Tactics Under Capt. Kays

Secrecy Marks Double Blasts In A-Bomb Race   Third Explosion In Soviet Union, White House Says

S.F. Urged to Fly Flags for Treaty Parley   Russians Slight Capital; Begin Trip Across li tn C'nact

$50,000 GIFT FOR HOSPITAL ~ 1S REPORTED   Pennzoil Authorize: Contribution To Building Fund

Pennzoil Votes Hospital Gift   $50,000 for Building Program Announced  By C. L. Suhr

Pennzoil Wotes Hospital Gift  $50,000 for Building   $50,000 for Building Program Announced Ry C_ LL. Sohr

Taft Defends MacArthur On War Aim  Urges. Bombing Of Chinese, Chiana Invasior

Taft Says Nation Should Take Advice Of Gen. MacArthur  Says Truman Policy One of Ignoring Reds, Hoping They’ll Go Awa

rYNIVSO WUE TE FOU  Temple Citizens Face Prospect 0 Being Without Water In 10 Days

McCarthy Raps AAcheson Again      _Knowland Defends - Jananese Treaty

If You Want Friends Get An Allergy  Then You Can Be Influenced By Best People

‘Insists an Allergy Wins Allergic to Your.Friends  Friends Unless You Become

Draft Proposals Will Be Tougher  “Conchies” To Face Tichter Rulinas

Bill Would End School Position   House Bill Aims At Abolishing Post Of County Supervisor

Korean Floods Cause Delay In Truce Parleys  8th Session Called Off When UN Party   8th Session Called Off When UN Party Halted By High Wate

Weather Prevents Peace Delegation Parley At Kaesong   Acheson Declares United Nations Force Must Remain In Korea Until Genuine Peace Firmly Established

pn.  Bad Weather  Also Grounded UN Helicopters  Eighth Parley Was  Considered Most Imnortant OF All

Heavy Rains Cancel Crucial Truce Parley   Road to Kaesong Washed Out, Officials Return to Camp

Rains Delay Eighth Meet Of Parley   UN Delegates Have No Authority To Discuss Withdrawal

UN Delegation Turns Back On -Kaesong Road   Agenda Conference Near Showdown On Problem Of Withdrawal Of Allied Troops Pending Settlement Of War In Korea

UN Delegation ‘Turns Back On Kaesong Road   Agenda Conference Near Showdown On  Problem Of Withdrawal Of Allied Troops Pending Settlement Of War In Korea   By NATE POLOWET7KY

Rain-Swollen Streams Block Road to Kaesong  Peace or More War Apparently Depend: ing on One Issue -- Withdrawal of All   PLANES POUND RED LINES

Rain-Swollen Streams Prevents Meeting of Red, Allied Envoys on Troop Impasse

Rains Delay Crucial Talks On Armistice    Helicopters Grounded, Jeeps Boaged; Single Point Still Undecided

High Water Stops Jeeps Of U. N. Team   Delegates Can’t Reach Kaesong for Crucial Pasre Merting

Success Or Failure Seen Near  Reds Still Insist On Withdrawal  Of Foreion Troops

REDS AND ALLIES PUT OFF CRUCIAL TRUCE MEETING   Swollen Streams Prevent U. N. Delegates From Reaching Kaesong—Session Today Likely.   PEACE OR WAR MAY DEPEND ON ONE ISSUE   Communists Insist Troops  Quit Korea—Acheson Says They Must Stay Until Peace Is Established.

Martial Law Proclaimed  In Tehran      Unrest, Assassination Lead To Order By Iran’s Shah

PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW INTEHRAN   Shah Acts to Control Ter: rorism; Persian Parfiament Votes to Seize Brit    ish Oil Company.

Shah Proclaims Martial Law as Profective Move   Tension Mounts As Nation Becomes Arena fer Growing East-West Feud

New Terrorism Worries Iran  Shah Places Tehran Under Martial Law

Martial Law For Tehrar   Action is Taken Amid Wave of Rumors of New Terrorism Throughout lran.

Premier Hussein Moves Against Lawless Element   Tonks Rumble fr: City;  Wave Of Rumors Tell  Of New Assassinations

Martial Law For Tehran   Sheh Acts in Terror-Ridder Oil-Rich Country to End New Turbulence

Martial Law Is Imposed in !ran   ‘Gangster Elements’ Seek to Upset Nation

Martial Law Rule Ordered By Iran Shah   Guarding Against Uprising, He Says   Curfew Set As Rumors Of New Assassination Are Heard In Tense Nation

Martial Law Proclaimed  In Tehran   Shah Acts To Curb Wave of Terrorism Throuchout Iran

‘Martial Law Proclaimed in Iran; ‘Tanks Rumble Down Main Streets

Shah Proclaims Martial Rule In tran Capital   Strategic Nation Threatened By General Uprising

Shah Issues Order Amid New Rumors Of Slayings   Rich Oil Country Borders For Hundreds O Miles On Soviet Russia; Radio Appeal Made To People To Maintain Peace.

Tehran Under Martial Law   Iranian Ruler Moves To Suppress Terror

Martial Law Proclaimed In Iran’s Capital   Shah Takes: Action To Avert Uprisings  In O71-Rich Nation

More Slayings Rumored in New Wave of Terror   Shah’s Proclamation Broadcast As Senate O. K.’s Oif Seizure

Martial Law Proclaimed By Iran's Premier   Reports Of New Terrorism Heard; Cabinet Posts Vacant

Curfew Order Given Tehran As Shah Acts   Tanks’ Patrol Capital Tales Of Terrorism Sweep Vital Oil Area

Martial Law  In Tehran Is  Proclaimed Rumors Heard Of  New Terrorism In  :

Tight Clamp On Teheran  Shaw Orders Martial   Shaw Orders Martial Law in City for Two Months as Unrest Rises

lran Acts To Slow Ug Terrorists   Martial Law Ordered For Tehran by Shah After New Shooting

Shah Proclaims Martial Law In Little Nation As Trouble Is Spreading

Martial Law in [ran  Capital   Proclamation by Shah Orders a Curfew for Turbulent Tehran   ‘GANGSTER ELEMENTS’   New Assassinations Are Rumored, While Tanks Rumble Into the City

Martial Law Proclaimed Tn. Iran  Oil Nationalizing Approval Action Is Completed

TEHRAN UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Iranian Senate Approves Bill To Nationalize Oil Industry.

P.T.A. OBSERVES FOUNDERS DAY   Parents and Students Enjoy) Dance at’ High Schoo! Auditorium.

See Draft Boost As Warning No Letup Planned  Increase Call To  35,000 In August, QA-NNN In-“antarmhoer:

Boost In Draft Gives Warning  Of No Letup   Call Is for 35,000 Men In August and 34,000 Next Month

FULL STRENGTH DEMANDED. Sharp Increase In Draft Set For Army, Marines

Increase Made In Draft Call For Two Months  Calls For 35,000 In August And 34,000

Army Draft Call Boosted   Move Warns of no Letup in Defense Plan

Sharp Increase In Draft Calls Called Warning  More Than Double Number Of Men In Next Two Months

Get- Acheson Drive Begun By GC )P Body  In Showdown   Party Seeks Draft Of Bill To Force Secretary Ouster

(IN CONGRESS: ; ‘House  GOPh embers Plan ‘Acheson Strateay Session.

FIGHT TO OUST ACHESON MADE BY REPIIBLICANS   GOP House Leaders Call Conference Tc Seek Party Unity And Decide On Strategy.

Men Insist On New Talks, Leader Says   Walkout Crippling Vital Shipping From East Coast Ports

TRUMAN APPEALS TO DOCK WORKERS TO END WALKOUT   But Leader of Rebel Group Says Men Will Not Return to Jobs Until Con tract Row Is Settled.   PORTS OF NEW YORK, BOSTON PARALYZED   President Says Material Vi tally Needed for Defense Is Not Moving Because of Strike.

President Asks Dock Strike End   Rebels Warned Of Peril To Defense Effort By Strike

Rebel Group’s Leader Turns Down Request  Sampson Declares Demands lustified

Truman Charges  Wildcat Strike Hurting Defense   Millions Of Dollors in Carge, Some OF lt Rettthy Piled Up In New York Alone—Neational Emeraency Mav Be Declared

DOCK STRIKERS TURN DOWN TRUMAN PLEA   President Urges Return to Jobs To Aid Defense

ON AND OFF THE BATTLE-FIELD  Belief Grows That Chances For Cease-Fire 50-50

Belief Growing on Battlefield in Korea That There's 50-50 Chance for Armistice

iran, Britain Appeal to U.S. To Avert Break   350 Technicians Ordered Out Next Week

It’s Time for Baseball...  Giants’ Miracle Victory Turns Red Atomic Blast Into Soviet ‘Firecracker

A-BOMBS TO BASEBALL  Maybe People Can Figure What They'd Rather Read

Brighter Prospects: Negro Recreation Proposals Giver  Okay By Kingsport Commission

Taft Says Mac Rea Challenge Dema War Potiey  ct. M.....a. C....!}

Taft Says Mac Ready toChallengs Demo War Policy   Solon Demands Secre  Dispatches on Firing

TIGHTER LID ON COSTS AIM OF PRESIDENT   Inflation Expected To Reach Peak This Year

Truman Asks Tight Price Lid on Food   Gan Le Federal Rent  Rt he heen AQU BE  Control Power "Where Necessary’

Says U.S. Goals Enough To Win Over Red China   ‘Deposed Leader Testifies Campaign Would Take - Small Fraction Of Tatal

No Increase in Forces Needed General Says   Testifies for 3rd Day for Senators

East Germany Cuts Service to Berlin  Tighten Up Controls --On* Metal-Smuaaling

Train Schedules In East Germany  Sharply Reduced   Service Between Russian Zone, West Berlin Is  Under Curtailment

Three-Fourths Vote Needed To Pass Tax Hikes   Ruling Returned By Attorney General On McMsth Proposals

Nab Another Pal Of Kitts   FBI Gets Biase Who Was In On Deadwood Holdup

BUT PROGRAM WENT ON   = Poepchsctiesinice thats YEN? WN  ~ Lad Gives March of Dimes Premature Kickoff

BUT PROGRAM WENT ON  ‘Lad Gives March of Dimes Premature Kickoff

Economy Block Suffers Setbacks on Money Bills  Senate Refuses to Cut Leaves

Chiefs At Odds  Over Freeze’   Valentine Reluctant As To Moratorium

Top Planners In Disagreement Or ‘Stop Gap Orde   Temporary “Freeze” On Cost Of Living Under Discussion

7 Perish In Wisconsin As Tornado Hits   Splintered Barns and Homes Line Twister’s Path in Central Wisconsin; Loss Is Heavy.

Waupaca County Bears Brunt of Storm in State   Six Dead and Property Ruin is Heavy While Storm Whirls to North

Spiraling Storm Sweeps Wisconsin, Michigan Towns; 7 Persons Killed

Twisters Kill 7 In 2 Rural Areas Of Wisconsin   4 in Family Hurled Quarter of Mile To Death in Swamp

SEVEN PERSONS DIE IN TORNADO   Twister Hils In Two Areas In Central: Wiseonsin— Towns In Region Missed By Storm.

Twister Hits Wisconsin; Seven Dead  Two Rural Areas ? Hit by Tornado; Michigan Struck

Tornado’s Spiraling Dark Finger Writes Death, Ruinin Wisconsin   Titanic Winds Hit In Lower Michigan

Tornado Kills 7  In Wisconsia Are:  Spiraling Black Pinger Ruins Rural Districts ;

Waupaca County  Rrea Is Ripped by Lethal Storm   Four Persons in One Family Dead: Damage Not Yet Estimated

Twister Slashes Across Wisconsin Rural Areas; 7 Dead, Several Hurt

Seven Killed By Tornado In Wisconsin  Two Rurai Areas Struck; Heavy Property Damage

Tornado Kills 7 (n Wisconsin Area   Spiraling Black Finger Ruins Rural Districts; Several Are Injured

SEVEN ARE DEAD AS TORNADO RIPS WISCONSIN AREAS   ANOTHER KILLED IN MICHIGAN; RURAL DAMAGE IS HEAVY

TORNADOES IN WISCONSIN TAKE SEVEN LIVES      Twister Strike Two Rura Areas; 4 in Family Blown  Quarfer of a Mile,

Waupaca Area  Hit Hard Again  By Roaring Wind Columbia County  Also Ravaged by Surprise Storm

Wilson Admit: He Can’t Halt  Food Prices   May Ask Congress to Enact New Legislation

Woman Shot In Suez Rioting   Egypt Passes Total Conscription Law

British Troops In Egypt Open Fire On Auto   Woman Killed; Driver Injured In Attempt To Crash Road Block

Broad Egyptian Conscription Program Passed To Mobilize Nation’s Manpower

Japan Thinks  Russ Will  Sign Treaty Turnabout Foreseen  To Retain Tokyo  A. Wh.

Jap Treaty May Get Russ Signing Lnofficial Sources  Say Russia Will Do  Unexpected and Sign

Japanese Expect Russia To: Sign  Need Of Propaganda Office The Reason

Japanese Feel Russians Will Endorse Treaty   Definite Demand For US Military Departure Seen

Belief Grows Reds fo Sign Japan Treaty  Russia Expected Put   Russia Expected Put Up Fight for Ore Provision But Will Ultimately Accept Plan

Believe Reds To Sign Pact   Tokyo Suspects Agreement After Plenty of Obstructions

Growing Belief Soviet Will Sign Japanese Treaty   Strong Fight on One Provision Expected

Belief Grows That Russia Will Sign   Japanese Circles Expect Them to Bargain, Then Approve Peace Treaty

Reds Loaded With Monkey Wrenches... Russia Expected To Sign  Japanese Peace Compact

Tokyo Sources Say Russia Will Sign Treaty After Wrangle Over Departure Of U.S. Troops

Growing Belief In Japan Russia Will Sign Treaty   Believe Reds Will Sign to Prevent Treatv With U_ S.

Belief Growing That USSR Will Pull Surprise Move, Sign Japanese Peace Treaty

Russia May Sign Japanese Treaty   Belief Is Growing That Red Delegates May Do Unexpected

Russia Will Sign Treaty is Belief   Say Troops Departure Date Main Red Issue

Russians May Sign Jap Pact   Growing Belief That Moscow Will Spring Surprise Next Month In San Francisco

Nineteen Die In Plane Crash In W. Virginia  Two Of Group Of Airmen In Crash May Survive

TO OPEN BASEBALL   All Boys From 11 to 17 - Urged to Notify Proper Officials Now

NMIarines Advance   Bidault Tries To Form Cabinet To Rule France

Georges Bidaull Agrees To Form New Coalition ‘Government in France

Harry L. Wolter Dies Yesterday  Hones finia OFfiesr Warr   Coca-Cola Officer Here Dies At Home

Press Corps Still Puzzled   Truman Blames Press for Using ‘Secrets’ Government Agencies Gave Out

Press Corps Is Puzzled On Security   President Leaves Newsmen With Plea for Secrecy

Press Puzzled By President's Security Talk  Military Secrets wing @£.. 83 HI. 2...

TRUMAN VIEWS "ON GAG ORDERS PUZZLE PRESS   Presidential Secretary Short’s Clarification Adds to Conflicting Explanations...

Press Puzzled By Truman Security Ban Statement   President Says All Govt. Secrets Disclosed Bv Newspapers And Magazines: Feud Continues

‘Papers Should Censor Data Cleared By Top Brass'—  Press Corns Puzzled At Charae Of Revealing U.S. Secrets

Social Notes   BMART FIELD NEWS  oe m—ananew wentes we ce svt BER CD

TIPA Names New Officers, Votes — On ‘52 Convention City Saturday

Violence Claims 19 Lives Over State On Weekend   Automobile Accidents Again Take Larges. + Toll Of Lives In State—Star Athlete Drowns

NEW EYEGLASSES “AR-BLIND        Unique Spectacles. Fea- tureSideview Mirror

Solons Defied. By M’Carthy lr Drive ‘On Reds   : Benton. Set To Give.’ Reasons-For Attempt Have: Him Ousted:

wkKkkkk* SEN. MCCARTHY DEFIES SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE TO CURB HIS CHARGES,

Hunters Hit Two Young Brothers   Thought Boys At-Play Were Runnine Deer

HUNTERS SHOOT TWO CHILDREN   Mistake Young Brothers Playing In Field For Deer

ROCKET PILOT WOULD BE HIGHLY TRAINED   Probably Will Be A — Physical Specimen A Highly Intel ao

STATE ADJUTANT GENERAL DIES   JOHN A. HARRIS SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY IN OFFICE AT JEFFERSON CITY.

General John A. Harris Dies Suddenly at His Office Here   Missouri's Military Official Succumbs to Heart Attack; Had Planned Trip

Dress Rehearsal Of A-Bomb Drop Believed Held   Funnel-Shaped Cloud Follows  Planes’ Annearance

Numerous Countians Express Opinions At Hearings Before Army) Board of Engineers.

Experts Speed NATO Arms Plan   Secrecy Surrounds Military Meeting

Stevenson Puts Important New Statutes On Books   _ Mlinois Governor  Still Must Act On Half Hundred Bills

West Proposes Check Of Soviet Satellite Arms  Attack On Yuaaclavirc   Attack On Yugoslavia Reported Set April 15

Satellite Arms Concern Allies   Germany Not Only Big 4 R.ohlem. Moscow Told

Big Three Raps Rearming of  Red Satellites  Western Powers Are Concerned Over Size Of East Europe Forces

Ask Russia Discuss Satellite Armies  -!Put- Alongside Germar _ ‘Issue by.Big Three

ALLIES HAND NOTES TO. MOSCOW  West Seeks Discussion Of Red Rearmament Of Eastern Europe

Fake Charity Ring Exposed   5 Collecting For Israel Jailed in N.Y.

Directive To Use Only ROK Troops At Yalu Disobeyed   Army Chief Of Staff Testifies MacArthur Violated Order Near Manchurian Border Last Year; Charge Is First Of Its Kind Lodged Against Deposed Commander

First Charge Of Its Type Made As Yet   Instructions On Use of Troops ignored, He Says

General Told To Use Roks Only At Yalu   Witness Relates Truman’s Peace Plan Seuttled Ry Commander

MacArthur Disobeyed Chiefs Order Gen. Lawton Collins Tells Senator

Collins Testifies M Arthur Failed To Obey Orders  Army Chief of Staff   Army Chief of Staff Makes Charge at Probe of Ouster

More Than 300 Families Homeless in Flood Areas; Some Rivers Fall

Restoration Of Character Is His Plea  }   Retiring Moderator Of Presbyterian Church Scores Deceit ‘In High Places’

‘Presbyterians Urged To Restore \Character In Public Life Of U. S.   Titular Leader Of Church Group Makes Appeal To Denomination To Help Raise Ethical I avel OF Nation.

Violations Of Neutrality Are Being Charged   Meantime, Comunics a  Introduce Ney Angle Jinto Negotiations

Hopes For Early Settlement on Peace Line Fade As Talks Continue; Both Sides Charge Other With Violating Neutrality Agreement

Neutrality Rules Violated, Both UN And Reds Charge   Reds Propose Frontline Troops ‘Arrange For Armistice Themselves—Pyongyang Radio Claims UN Soldiers Ambushed Red Party Within Kaesong Area Limits

Ambusk Is Charged To UN Forces   Allied Soldiers Receive Letters — Urging Own Truce

Kaesong Truce Talks Become Less Hopeful   U. 5. Accused of Making Bargaining Game Out of Parley

AMBUSH MAY  MME BEEN TD HISRUPT TALKS   UN Investigators Believe Red Commander Killed by Civilians.

Chinese Communists Introdu New Angle Into Situation 2   Sending Letters To Front Li Units Asking Armistice   CHARGE UN FORCES AMBUSH RED TROO!

Taft. Douglas Clash On U. S. Polic;   Solons Agree On Combatting Reds, But Differ On Method.

Douglas, Taft Disagree On How To Combat Reds   Senators Agree Basically On Broad Policies Of Fighting Communism: Air Views In Debate

Air Views  On Policy   Taft and Douglas Far Apart on Ideas of How To Fight Communism

TidSil OF FT OLCY Possible Presidential Rivals Differ on LU. 8,  Foreion Poliev Stand

Taft, Douglas Differ on Way To Fight Reds  Ohioan Wants B   Ohioan Wants Big Push in Asia, But Firmness in Europe

Taft, Douglas Debate Means of Fighting 'Communism, Differ over Methods to Do It

Taft And Douglas Agree Basically On Policy But Argue Over Methods

Taft, Douglas Differ on U.S. Foreign Policy   Disagreement Comes At First Meet of American Assembly

Tait, Dougias Glash on U. $. Foreign Plan   Senators Signify Basic Agreements On Broad Plan To  Fight Communism

Senators Taft and Douglas Are In Basic Agreement on Govt.'s Broad Policy of Fighting Reds   riowever, they Disagree on Means To Achieve That End

Taft, Douglas Agree Basically On U. S. Broad Policy Of Combatting Communism

At American Assembly Taft, Douglas Clash on U. S. Foreign Policy

Taft, Douglas Disagree Over  Drive On Reds  Ohioan Lays Stress On Far East. Illinois

Taft, ouglas Disagree On Detai  Of Halting Spread Of Communism   In Opening Session Of Assembl

Taft and Douglas Agree on Policy, Split on Program   Senators Participate in American Assembly on Communism Battle

Taft, Douglas Battle on East, West Importance   Taft Urges Battle Reds in Far East; Douglas Sees Europe

DOUGLAS, TAFT IN DEBATE ON FOREIGN POLICY   Agree on Fighting Communism But Dispute Over Means to End.

Senators Taft, Douglas Clash OnU.S. Policy   Differences Aired In American Assembly  Meeting At Columbia

Witness Says Remington  Active Red   Attended Party Meetings 14 Years Ago, Tufts Professor Swears

Reserves Build Korea Strength   Reinforcements Being Rushed Oversea: To Join MacArthur's Divisions

14-Weeks Draftees Sent To MacArthur  About 30,000 Men Th Ra Chi.)

WPCARTHY OFFERS LIST UNDER PROBE   Will Bare Names of 29 Fac: ing Loyalty Tests If Carried by Press

Secret Air Force To Patrol Europe Gains Supporters   $1 Billion Program Wins House Committee's Full Annroval

Secret Air Force Project Given Committee Okeh   Saudi Arabians Approve Lease Of Strategic Base

Panel Votes Russian Ring   House Committee Approve Vast Air Force Plans

Secret Billion For Air Bases  Ring Around Russia Given Approval!

Billion Approved for Secret Air Bases In Europe and Areas Rimming Russia!

Air Bases In Europe Approved   Huge Project Rimming Russi: Moves Ahead

Lodge Favors Big Expansion Of Air Force   Secret Billion’ Dollar Ex pansion Approved By Committee

SMITH’S INCOME TAX CUT SCHEME COOLLY REGEIVEL   Republican Legislators Call Proposal Opening Gun in Governor’s Campaign for Senate.   SOME DEMOCRATS CRITICIZE METHOD   Size of Reduction Would Be Determined by Amount of General Revenue Surplus Over $20,000,000.

Red Troops Cling Stubbornly to Hill Post Lost by UN   Allied Troops, Tanks, Planes Fail to Move Enemy from Position

FOURTH DAY OF ALLIED ATTACK ON KOREAN HILI   Hand-to-Hand Struggle Fought in 20-Below Zero — Weather.

Reds Clinging To Hill in Spite Of Counterattack  Battle Being Fought s As   Battle Being Fought In Temperatures As Low as.20 Below Zero

Allies Accuse Reds Of Planning War While Negotiating Peace; Balk Accounting For 50,000

Red Units Cling Stubbornly to Hill   Battle For Snow-Covered Position Was Reported Hand-to-Hand at Times

Allied Pilots Hit One Red In MIG Alley   UN Charges Enemy Planning War And Evading POW Issue

Stubborn Communists Cling To Hill On Western Front   Battle In 20 Below Weather For Snow Covered Position

Red Troops Hold Korean Hilltop  UN Counterattack Is in Fourth Day

Counter Attack OF UN Forces In Fourth Day   Temperature Hits 20 Degrees Below. “On Korean Front

Reveal Enemy Abandons Fight To Death Stand   North Koreans Hold In East; Bombers Return To Action

Stand And Die Tactics Of Reds Are Abandoned   Little Resistance Being Provided On Central Front

02 LOSE LIVES IN TTAUIAN FLOOD   RAINS THREATEN TO IN. CREASE TOLL—VILLADOSE ORDERED EVACUATED,

Italian Flood Getting Worse  Heavy Rains Push Po Crests Even Hiaher

Eight Million People Driven From Homes by Reds; Majority in Slave Camps

Russ Subversion Blamed for Asia Alliance Plans   U.S. Letter Cites Aggressive Actions in the Middle East

Charge Russia With Aggression in Middle East   U.S. Rejects Red Note Protesting Creation of Mid-East Command

U.S. Rejects Red Protest On Mid East   Russia Told Her  ‘Aggression’ Drove Allies To Defense

U.S. Tells Russia Aggressive Actions To Blame for Plans   Middle-East Command I: Result of This, Sharp Note Saye—Points Are Cited

Russia Is Told Her Move Made Pact Necessary  Sharp Note Deals With Middle East

Red Actions In Mid-East   Hit By. U. 5.   Soviet Told Own Behavior Forced Defense Command

Russ Told Own Actions  To Blame   Aécused By U.S. Of Subversion Against  Middle East, Creating Red Influence Sphere

U.S. Reminds Reds Mid-East Pact Own Fault   ‘Aggression’ And ‘Subversion’ Blamed For Allied Move

BANK BANDIT CAUGHT AFTER $4,000 TAKE    Man Cornered on Edge of Collinsville In North Texas: Surrenders to Posse

Big Three Aaree On United Army   Acheson, Morrison Pledge Support To French Proposal

INCLUDES FREE GERMANY Single West Europe Army Gets Bio 3 Minister Okeh

Mh 6c ORE  Less Than a Fourth of Red Cross $13,935 Goal In So Far

CLERK SLUGGED IN HOLDUP -Murder Charge Faces GI As Beating Victim Dies

Eight Men Die As Troop Train In Collision  Roe ce oe wend Mheadns Cn wale   Ignored Order Sends Streamliner Crashing Into Marines’ Train

Train Crash Claims 8, Injures 50   Troop Carrier Hits  Streainliner in Louisiana Bogland

RAILROAD ASSERTS CREWMEN IGNORED SIDETRACK ORDER   0 Warkmen Toil fo Cool Flaming Wreckage so That. Search for Possible Dead  May Progress.   MARINES IN EFFICIENT ROLE IN RESCUE TASK           earchlights Outline Mass of Telescaped Diesel Engines  and Crumpled Passenger Cars.

Truman Denies Envoy Action In Violation   Vatican - Appointment To Be Pressed, He Says

Don't Cheer Yet, Kids, Only Industry to Feel Curbs on Castor Oi!

National Debt Nears $259 Billions; New Legal Limit May Be Asked by Secretary

‘National Debt Is Fx pected ito Push—If Not Pass— ‘Leeal Limit During 1952

National Debt 1s Lxpected to  ‘ush—If Not Pass— Legal Limit During 1952

U.S. Debt May Reach 275 Billion Next Year   Would Make Total $1,773 for Each Man, Woman,Child In United States

Mexico Flood Drowns Fifty   Rains Come As Hurricane Spends Self Against Mountains

50 Die as Dam Breaks Because  Of Heavy Rains   Hurricane Is Blamed For Catastrophe; City Of Tampico Digs Out

FIFTY KILLED BY DAM BREAK IN MEXICO   Aftermath of Hurricane Causes Cardenas Tragedy

HURRICANE RIPS DAM IN MEXICO: 27 ARE DROWNEL   Flood Waters Loosed a: “Rains Crumble Wall in Mountains   VILLAGE LEVELLED   27 Bodies Are Recovered, 23 Persons Reporied Whissing

Possibly-50 Drown as Dam Breaks In Mexico   Waters Smash Workers’ Town; Hurricane  Rains Blamed

Mexican Dam Breaks Under Severe Hurricane Rains: 50 Believed Drowned

Losses Blamed On Last Gasps Of Gulf Storn   Tampico Surveys Wreckage Of 1,000 Houses Razed By Savare Gales

Senate Committee Rejects Rollbacks, Brings On Protest   Veto On Price Reduction Is Called ‘Bad News’  Caw We asses serlosin

Curbs Placed On Rollbacks  Mobilizers Say Commit. tee Vote Bad News For

Senate Gives Controls Tough Blow   Committee Votes on Rollbacks Below Jan.Feb. Level.

Committee  Votes Curb Of DiSalle’s Rollbacks  Would Prevent Price Ceilings  NT... A i Sige i Saat aarti ogi sae

Ban on Price Rollbacks Past January-February Level And Easier Credit Curbs Get Nod

UOVERNMENT PLAN FOR ROLLING BACK PRICES 15 JOLTED   Senate Committee Bans Cuts teclow January-February Level—Action Knocks  Out Beef Slashes.   OTHER BLOWS DEALT CONTROLS PROGRAM   House Group Votes te Relay (reddit Restrictions on Cars, Washing Machines  and Other Items.

Committee Votes to Forbid Rollbacks Below Jan-‘paryPehruarc Level   ACTION 1S PROTESTED   House Group Moves to Relax Credit Restrictions on Autos, TV Sets

DiSalle Joins In Criticizing Senate Panel   Banking Cominittee Votes To Curh Price Contrals Beef Cuts Cancelled

Senate Unit Bans Price  Rollbacks   Most Future Cuts OF Beef Affected By Unit's Action

Expect Taft fo "Throw His Hal in Ring’ Tomorrow   May Announce Candidacy for President at News Conference He Has Called.

Sentiment Gains Against Report In Far East Row  Committee Chief — Issues Stotement

Senators Balk At Any Policy Probe Report   Little Chance Seen For Unaninmity On Issues; Group Says U. S. Unite:

fn MacArthur Issue   Committee Sentiment — Against Formal Report

MacArthur Probers May Not Report   Russia Warned America United On Defense Issue

The MaeArthur Probers Decide Against Report   Committee Chairman Says Sentiment ‘Surprising’ Against a Statement

Sentiment Against ‘Mac Report   Democrats Put Over Money Bill Policies

Congressional Approach To Oi Tidelands Hit   - Harold Ickes Pleads For Money To ‘Help Schools

House Passes $113 Million Flocd Bill   But Refuses Direct Payments To Home Losers

SHRINERS OPEN N. ¥. REUNION   100,000 Fezz-Trimmed Members Attend Annual Convention

iuienincaatiniteatietein, nd SHRINERS TAKE OVER TIMES SQUARE AREA

Shriners Rally In Manhattan  Convention Expected  To Draw 100.000

House, Senate OK Compromise State Tax Bill  “Let's Go Home” Cries Follow In

Assembly Argues Over Adjournment   G.0.P. Leadership Favors Recess Until September:

TO BE NAMED   Demos Pick Boyle’s Successor At Meet On Wednesday’ -

NEW CHAIRMAN TO BE NAMED   Demos Pick Boyle's Successor At Meet  On Wednesday

Frank McKinney Now Reported No. 1 Choice for Demo Spot.   Reports Indicate President To Ask His Appointment

McKINNEY IN LINE FOR DEMOCRATK JOB   indianapolis Banker And Baseball Club Owner May Be successor Toa Bavie

Banker May Become Chiel Of Democrats   Indiana Sportsman Reportedly Will Be Choice Of President

ALLIES DRIVE REDS FROM 2 KEY HILLS   Stubborn Resistance Fades as Attack Mounts in Central Area

ALLIES DRIVE REDS OFF TWO HILLS   STURBORN CHINES ANCE FADES AS U. ATTACK MOUN

lruman Promises Not To Call Congress Back After Completing Four-Point ‘Must’ Program

Margaret Eases T Xe . UL p on Sightseeing   England Tour Halted While She Takes on Plays of Shaw and Shakespeare

IMPALED ON SHAFT OF DRIVER Golfer Kills Self in Freak Mishap When Club Breaks

QUIRINO LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON   Hints Philippines Want Changes In Japan Treaty

Syrian Army Takes Over  Governmeni   Oust Anti-American Officials of New Premier’s Regime

Government Of Syria Ousted By Army Uprising   Announcement Says Rebellion Instituted To Prevent Monarchy

Substitutes For Disputed Levy Possible   Alternate Program  Includes Beverages, Smokes, Corporate: And Inheritances

Assembly Looks to Series  Of "Patchwork" Taxes as a Substitute for Fine Program

“Patchwork” Tax Plan Now In Legislature  Would Substitute For Fine’s Income Tax Proposal

Asks Half Billion To Be Prepared In Event Russia Drops A-Bombs On U.S. Cities

Truman Warns That U. S. Cities Open fo Attack   $535 Millions Asked By President to Build Up Defense Program

Viid-Air Crash Of Two Plane: Is Fatal to 43  Risnd Kiving VMiaw Re   Blind Flying May Be Reason for Navy, Airliner Ramming

LINER, NAVY PLANE COLLIDE; A3LOSELIVES   Wreckage of Craft Falls.Into Ocean Near Key West

Air Liner-Navy Plane Wreck Fatal to 43   Collide Off Key West Both Plunge Into Sea Without Survivors; 39 On Board Cuban Craft

Airline, Navy Plane Crash Fatal fo 43   No Survivors Seen After Two Craft Plummet into Water

Makes Plea For Farmer   Entitled to Protection Against Gamble of Big Output. Says Brannan

UN Cease-Fire Try Thought To Be Responsible  s, 38 M Ny ve “OF Chis ungiu,   Patrols, 38 Miles North Of Chungju, Find But Few Reds

RED TROOPS ULL BACK I WEST KORE!   Few Found South of Han River—American Officers Report Large-Scale Withdrawal.   ALLIED PATROLS IN DEEP THRUSTS   One Pushes 38 Miles North of Chuneju— U. N. Forces Capture Road Hub of Yongwol.

Allied Patrol Thrusts In Central Korea Fail To Contact Enemy Except In Minor Clash Near Yoju

Key Defense Positions Held in Central Zone   Lack of Reds May Mean They  Await UN Order

China Reds Believed — In Large Withdrawal  Quiet In West Seen By One Officer As  Enemy Cease-Fire: Alliee Plarce Canter

No Enemy Troops Seen  By Patrols   Officers Think China Delays War For UN Purposes

Large-Scale Withdrawal Speculated  Bold U.N. Patrol Thrusts 22 Milac

Large Scale Withdrawal By Reds Seen  UN Patrols Thrust Far To North Without Contactina Enemy

YANKS UNABLE TO FIND REDS SOUTH OF HAN   Units Range Close To Parallel; Jets Win  Aerial Dogfight -.

Allies Push 38 Miles Into Enemy Ground  Chinese May Check Battle Pending the Outcome of Parlevs

Cadets Honor Bound to Report Cheating —  Six Main Points in Honor System

Rips ECA Plan  lowa Senator Oppose SERSR Oe” ope ae oes i ii i i is

Plan to Continue ECA. Draws Fire  Hickenlooper Takes  Issue With Truman

Huge Losses Are Being Ignored By Red Troops   Allied Forces Have Moved Back From Above 38th Parallel

Increasing Evidence Indicates Big Plane Went Down In Flames In Sea

Tangible Results Elusive —   C ‘ertainly Cleared — The Air,’ However, UN. Spokesman Say:

PROGRESS MADE DURING PAST MONTH   Neither Side Mentions Report of Prisoners of War Atrocities.

Air Cleared InTruce Talk   Although Lost Six Days Show No Tangible Results Toward Cease-Fire

Envoys Seem To Agree On Buffer Zone   Met Today For Over 5 Hours

Truce Talks Held ‘Near Agreement’   UN. Spokesman Confident Air ‘Clearer Now

Truce Sessions Progress Made, Spokesman Says   Talks Have Cleared Air Though Buffer Zone Issue Remains

Negotiators “A.Lot Closer To Agreeing   No Tangible Results Reported From Long Panmunjom Meet;  ‘Air Seems Clear’

‘Lot Closer fo Agreement’ on a Buffer Zone   UN Command Officia Reports Progress at Munsan Conference

Negotiators A Lot Closer To Agreement  On Buffer Zone   Timing of Cease-Fire Stull Cause for Haggling

Negot iators “Lot Closer”  To Agreement   Both Sides Change Demands. However. Only New Angle tn Talks Is Meeting Ten

Truce Negotiators  Closer fo Agreement on Buffer Zone   Report New Cease-Fire Proposals Have “Certainly Cleared the Air’.

United Nations Spokesmen Says Truce Negotiators Lot Closer To Agreement On Buffer Zone

U.N. And Reds Nearer Accord On Truce Terms   Buffer Zone Deal Eased Somewhat In Talks

No Decision Reached In Long Talks   Negotiators See Good Chance For Full Setthement

“LOT CLOSER” TO TERMS ON CEASE FIRE   U. N. Spokesman Says Progress Made, Although Long Session Is Held Without Results Today.   HAGGLE ON TIME  TO SET UP LINE   Reds Provide New Tent for Panmunjom Meetings and Allies Furnish Electric Heaters.

Truee Mueh Nearer Now  UN Believes   Negotiators Say Air Cleared Some; No Progress Teday  Is

Closer Approach OnTruceReported   UN Spokesman Declare: Situation Heartens Negotiators

Getting Closer To Agreement On Cease-Fire   United Nations Spokesman Expresses Confidence Buffer Zone Dispute Will Be Settled, but  Won't Guess When—Allied Ground Force Driven from Position in Western Sector

Cease-Fire  Proposals “Clear Air”   However, Subgroups Latest Meeting Without Progress

Delegate Says Teams Closer To Agreement      Official Communique, llowever. Says No Tangible Results Attained

‘Lot Closer’ To Accord, Allies Feel   Progress Reported Despite Failure Of Latest Long Parley

Truce Chances More Hopeful  Born Sides Reported A  or re areement

‘Lot Closer’ In Truce Talk  To Agreement   But Subcommittees Meet For 5 Hours Without Results

UN Reports Progress On Truce Talks   ‘Lot Closer’ On Buffer Zone Dispute Than Week Ago

No Tangible Results Made At Meeting   But A Spokesman Feels That ‘Air Has Been Cleared’

Buffer Zone Talks Near Agreement   Closer Than Ever Before, Says U.N. Spokesman

‘No Results’ In Long Talk About Truce   Both Sides Want Cease-Fire Line In Same Rerions

Kelly Scheduled As Last Witness In Graft Probe   Will Be Heard On Monday Afternoon Followed By Closing Arguments

Eisenhower  Confers With French   Finds Once Mighty Army a Mere  Chadaur af Thealf

France Offers Just 3 Divisions   Eisenhower Gets Cold Facts on Rearmament

Eisenhower Confers .  With French  Finds Once Mighty Army a Mere 

FLOOD RAVAGED KANSAS IRD FOR 2ND BLOM   9,000 Evacuated from North Topeka as River Prepares for Repeat Performance.

‘Let Us Hope We Don’t Freeze Our Men Two Years in a Row and Blame It on Iqnorance

Army Plans Warm Togs Early This Year If So, It'll Be First Time, Says Writer

Russ: Refuse’ Refurn Of 670 U.S. Ships   Claim: Pledge Soviets Could Purchase Craft

Reds Refuse To Return 670 Lend-Lease Ships  Charge In Formal Note U. S. Welshed On Agreement To Sal] Thom TT. Dicetn

Maritime Union Parley Called  Ching Would Prevent Gulf Shipping Strike

Gambler Who Refuses to Answer Solons’ Questions Placed Under $10,000 Bond

KENTUCKY GAMER REFUSES TO TALK TO CRIME PROBERS   ‘Croft Released In $10,00 For Possible Contempt Chargec After Hearing

Possible Contempt Charge for Croft   Kentuckian Linked With Gamblers, Has Refused to Inform On His Asstacictac

Kentuckian Faces Contempt Charge In Crime Probe  John Croft Refuses To Tell Affairs,  Aasarmiater

HELD IN BOND FOR CONTEMPT   Kentuckian Refuses To Tell Crime Probers Of Activities

Croft Is Queried By Crime Group About Gambling   Facing Contempt Charge For Not *Furnishine Answers

Croft Mum On Crime   Faces Contempt Charge For Defying Senators; Put Under $10,000 Bond

ANOTHER REFUSAI   John Croft Joins List o Witnesses Who Won't  Talk to Group

Another Refuses To Give Replies  Linked to Gambling In North Kentucky

Croft Must Face Contempt Charge   Put Under $10,000 Bond For Refusal  To Answer Queries

Protestants Ask Chureh To Act In Crime Drive   Council Says Patronage Of Bookies, Gamblers Help  Corrupt Government

Protestant Group Urges Church Act In Crime Crusade   Campaign Against Gombling Gains National Momentum

Witness Found,  Defies Senators FBI Grabs Croft, Kentucky Figure

Gambler Croft Refuses Reply To Any Question:  Dewey Orders Probe Of All Gambling At Saratoga Sprinas

1100 PERSONS GETTING ASSISTANCE IN BUCK   Costs $38,764 in Payments To Those Being Helped   8 ARE HANDICAPPED

9 EMPLOYABLES ARE ON ASSISTANCE ROLLS   Only One Wholly Employ: able, Remaining Eight

Missing Sailors Being Hunted In Ships Crash  Fear 25 M May Be Kgasd Yo

Egyptians Stage Mass Demoustrations Against British  Seek U. S. Help But Demand British Troops Be Withdrawn First

Cairo Students Stage Anti-British Demonstrations   Back Demand for Pulling Troops From Canal Zone

Cairo Riofs Mark Crisis Over British   Students Wreck Shops in Demanding Ouster of Forces

Little Change Seen At Polls On November 6   Local Issues Dominate City, State Elections

Little Chance To Pick Up Voting Trends Expected From Elections On November 6

Another Big TV Crime Audience   Up To 30-Million  Estimate Given

'Snoveless and Wifeless ‘HubbyMinusSnores,Relurns ToClaim Wife. ButDeal’sCoss

18-Age Draft Test Up in Senate Today  Predict Defeat for 18\4-Aqe Amendment

KKK KK 00D FRIDAY OBSERVED THHROUGHOUT MOST OF THE FINANCIAL WORLD

Craft Lost Over Red  Territory   Prompt Action Seen H Satellite Guns Downed Unarmed Shit

Air Crash Kills 3; 11 Leap to Safety   Another Missing in B-29 Plunce

FOS SEARS JSC ES CEs Ta  First Visit to America for General’s Son

Flood Expected to Break All Dikes at Mississippi- Missouri River Juncture

Flood Waters Top Levees Near St. Louis   Highest Crest Since 1844 is Expected Monday

Hopes Brighter For War Truce As Talks Start   Delegations Meet; Optimism Expressed in Some Quarters

FLYNN PARDON URGED BY UE   Rival Union Takes Leac In Campaign To Free  UAW-CIO Leader

Economic Chief Oustec   2 in Hospital Shot, Johnston Given Top Post Gunman Ends Life In Waae and Price Row   Tn Sneed Controls

State Hospital Head Shot by Ex-Employe   Another Is Wounded; Gunman Kills Self One Mile from Seene

Fired Employe Starts Shooting At Staff Meeting   Dr. Hugh Gregory and Lewis Gale, Chief Mechanic at State Institution, Badly Wounded; Assailant Commits Suicide.

Security Order ls Denounced As ‘Subversive’  leenl@e Denee Danrclan   Insults Press, People Congress, Bricker Say:

Bricker Denounces Security Order As Being Subversive And Insulting

Senate Bill Would Kill President's Power To Withhold Information

Trio of Senators Lead Fight To Cancel Security Order Issued by Truman fo All Federal Bureaus

Terms Edict An Insult To ‘Free People’  Ohio Lawmaker Preparing Bill To Wipe Truman

Pres. Truman’s Order Threatening Free Press Labeled By Sen. Bricker As Subversive Insult To Free People

Security Ban  On News Hit  By Bricker Lashes Order  As “Subversive”

TRUMAN GAG ORDER HIT AS INSULT TO U. S.   Free People Demand Repeal of President's Iron Curtain, Says Bricker.

TRUMAN EDICT CALLED INSULT   Bricker Demands Curtain Lifting On Public  Information

Calls Order “Disgusting, Asks Repeal   Rips Truman Action In Senate Speech; Committee Has Bill

SECURITY ORDER SEEN AN INSULT   Truman ' Directive De. nounced by Bricker

Truman Order Denounced As ‘Insull To Free Peovle, World's Best Press’

BRICKER CALLS TRUMAN ORDER “SUBVERSIVE”   Dubs Withholding Information “An Insult”

Says Truman Edict Insult  To Congress  Demands Repeal O! News Suppression

Ohio Senator Says Truman Order Insult   Bricker Calls Security Regulation Disgusting Iron Curtain Tactic— Asks Speedy Repeal

 Legislation ‘to Clean The Slate’  Sen. Bricker Calls Truman News Curb ‘An Insult’

Reds Sweep Past Wonju in Flanking Attack   Doubt 8th Army      Doubt 8th Army Can Make Stand Short of Pusan

COMMUNISTS RACE THROUGH CENTRAL KOREA  DD, ee Ad) ohne   Red Forces In Flank. ing Movement to Cut Off Escape Route for 8th Army,

Commisioners Appropriate $491,218 To Operate Union County During 1951

Replies to “Political Activity” Charge Cook Denies Campaigning For Loveland Last Fall

Ag Dept. Employe Denies Charge of Political Activity  ' Crop Insurance

Ohio Fuel Gas May File For Hike In Rates   Spokesman Points To Boost Granted Supplier Company

LOPAT HURLS ’ 5-HITTER TO — COOL GIANTS   Jansen Is Loser; Joe Collins Homers for Bomb ers; Irvin’s Seven. Hits Threaten Series Record.

TURNS BACK YANKS IN 1ST SERIES GAME   Astonishing Giants Triumph on Tight Pitching as Koslo Givess Up : Only Seven Hits...   ALVIN DARK POLES * THREE-RUN. HOMER   Irvin Steals Home and Lockman Doubles. ta Run as N. L. Team. Routs Allie Reynolds. ‘   eaceresees

YANKS POUND GIANTS’ ACE MAGLIE 6-2   Allie Reynolds Triumphs On 8-Hitter; DiMaggio - Whacks Homer, Single; ~ Bombers Pull 4 Doubleplavs.

TURNS BACK YANKS IN 1ST SERIES GAME   Astonishing Giants Triumph on Tight Pitching as Koslo Gives» Up Only Seven Hits.   ALVIN DARK POLES THREE-RUN HOMER   Irvin Steals Home and Lockman Doubles in Run as N. L. Team Routs Allie Reynolds.

Reds See ‘Draft For a New War   48 Nations Begin Signing Pact As Soviets ‘Disassociate’

Russia Walks Out; Gromyko Is Indignant   Red Delegation Chief Says Dulles Is ‘Warmoncer’

Delegate Is Bitter In Assault   Signers Of Japanese Treaty Warned That War Could Result

Allies Forced To Yield After Moving Into City   Communist Pursuit Of UN Armies Temporarily Halted; Enemy Forces Massed For Southward Drive

GI's Driven Back Out In  Merce Fight   Battle Rages In Blinding Blizzard Outside OF City

Fighting Rages On in Blinding Blizzard That Grounded Allied Planes As Rear Guard Troops Continue to Delay Drive Against UN Retreat

California Makes New Man Out of Prisoner by Giving Him Back the Use of His Hands

Wisconsin Hero Enjoys Detroit Police Escort  City Puts On Tour V/;  Ana Fr

MOTOR CITY HONORS DECORATED VETERAN    Medal of Honor Winner, on Way  to Army Hospital, Taken on Whirlwind Tour.

BAD NEWS FOR WATER USERS — CURB WILL PEMAIN DESPITE INSTALLATION OF PUMP

‘BAD NEWS TOR WATER ‘USERS — CURB WILL ~ 'REMATY DESPITE INSTALTATION OF PUMP

SOME RUSSIANS MAY RESENT CRITICISM Coming from British Official Morrison

FACTORS ARE OUTLINED  UN Panel Moves Quietly  On Korean Peace Mission

TAA Calls For End Of Subsidies   Claim That No Farm Aid Is Necessary When Farm Prices Are At Parity Levels

HOMES ROOF-HIGH IN FLOODWATERS    MISSOURI AND KANKAS CITIES TRANSFORMED INTO NETWORKS OF CANALS.

NE eeee————E——eeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEwee  Frolic Adds Bazaar, Popularity Contest

DEES LAST SUNSET Operation to Save His Life Leaves Little Boy Blinded

Bail Question Ends Author's Freedom Chance   Hammett Remains in Jail after Secretary Reneqs

Won't Talk, Eh? Writer Stays In Jail After Source Of Bail Cash Sought

Delay Seen on Postal Measure  Agitation Raised  Far Twa Deliveaciac

Agitation for Return of Two Deliveries Per Day of Mail Delays Action on Postal Bill

DEBATE DELAYS POSTAL BOOST   Want 2 Daily Deliveries Again; Rates Due To Go Higher

Agitation for Restoration of Two Mail Deliveries May Delay Action'-on Bill

Action Delayed On Postal Rates  Feud Over Deliverie In Reside ntiel Are

Possible Delay On Postal Rates   Bill To Increase Up For Senate Action Today.

Aceidenis in Sate Sunday Kill 8 People   Four Die in Cars on Road; Four Others Are Drowned in Ponds on Swimmina Parties

Four Sooners Die in Week End Traffic   Two Other Oklahomans Killed in Texes Crash in Deadly Weekand

Price Ceilings On Used Cars Still Not Clear   ‘Reasonable Value’ on Trade-Ins Has Not Been Defined

“HOPE RECEDING” FOR 62 MINERS STILL ENTOMBED   17 ARE KNOWN DEAD; RESCUERS CONTINUE WORK THROUGH NIGHT

Chicago Dope Ring Smashed In Arrest Of.6   High School Girls Supply Information That Brings Roundu

Chicago Police Nip Dope Ring  Narcotics Supplied To School Pupils

Views Issued Lilt Secrecy On Stalemate   Negotiators Meet 19th Time, Adjourn Without Agreement

Zone Belongs ‘South of Yalu,  General Says   U.N. Air, Sea Superiority Cited as Truce Teams Moot 19th Time

Leading U.S. Aces in World War I Renew Old Rivalry In Korean Skies

STEEL QUOTA FOR DEFENSE AGAIN UPPED   Car Dealers to Ask Easing of Curbs On Credit

Defense Program to Take 40 Per Cent of Steel By July 1952  Auto Industry Charges Car Dealers Taking Brunt of Controls

Rearmament To Take 40% Of U. S. Steel      Gibson Outlines Needs By July, °52

Rejected Lover Kills Two Women, Attempts To Take His Own Life After Pair Of Slayings

Collazo Trial ~ Jury Chosen   10 Women, 2 Men to Judge Alleooed Murderer 

Co-Op Directors Says Moses Owes Them Apology  Hikes On Liquor Auto, Ciaarettes   Planning Commission Kept Busy

Stranglehold Continues In  Much Of U.S.   Wilson Plea Brings Fast Action In East; Chicago Still Idle

BACK-T0 - WORK MOVEMENT IN EAST REPORTED   Railroad Switchmen Are Returning In Many Maior Cities es

Replacing Wherry Complicated Task For Republicans   Blocs May Develop Partisan Contest

GOP Scrap Over New Leader Seen   Senators Not Sure of Successor to Wherry

Turkey, Greece Backed for Pact   Big Three Proposal Expected to Be OKd

Where To Find It   Nation Encourages Little Girl Born Without Arms

Demands Stalling Rail Peace Pact  Unions Protest Operatars Action

White River is Neceding-Snoy May Hit Area   Three County Roads Still Closed—252 Kast of Edinburg is Reopened to Traffic

Enemy, Allies Veet to Work  Out Procedure   Basic Issue Solved When Pan Mun Jom Chosen as Site

ras MINK COAT TESTIMONY DISPUTED BY NEW YORK DEALER   Claims An Attorney Paid For Coat Of White House Employe

{REC Influence Probe 'Furrier Says Lawyer Paid For Coat for Mrs. Younn

Youth Killed, Eleven Hurt In L. B. Holiday Car Crash   LIST OF INJURED

‘Austin Defends Korean Policy of UN in Answer ITo MacArthur Charges

Austin Defend: Policy Of UN In Korea War   Objective Is Peace Without Appeasentent, Ambassador Deelares

GT  LN TE ae Te ES  U. S. Delegate Says: Rare Of UN Is To Stop War   Austin Denies Appeasement But Emphasizes Pacific Purposes Of Body

Austin in Defense of UN Policy  Cerzank Dawa wdad   Speech Regarded As Administration Reply to General McArthur’s Criticism

Two Unmarried Couples Dock At New Orleans At Conclusion Of 1,800-Mile Trip By Raft

Lethargia’ Arrives At New Orleans, Ending 3-Month Trip On 3 Rivers

Martin Letter Brought Ouste1 icait  to Head   So Declares Sec’y Marshall as to Gen. MacArthur

Martin Letter Forced Issue Of Dismissal, Senators Told   No Japs Serving With UN Because of Russian, Chinese Treaty

Marshall Declares  General Raised Policy Voice Issue Says Note to Martin  Involves Reactions yf Aa AWTS 

Japs Not Used in Korea To Avert Entry By Russia   Fulbright Predicts Questioning Of General Marshall To Last From Two To Five More Days

Says Letter To Martin Was Cause  General Violated Directive, Claim

MacArthur Raised Issue Of Policy Voice in U.S.; Martin Letter Final Act

23 On Board Missing Plane   List Three Colonels On Airways Liner

BIG AIRLINER IS MISSING ON WEST COASI   Believe Plane In Mountains; 99 Wera Bhoard

Cicero's Riot Area Patrolled By Armed Guar   Uneasy Peace Reigns behind Wire Barricade

Guards Ruling Scene of Riots Against Negro   Uneasy Peace Kept By Helmeted Troops At Chicago Suburb

, Uneasy Peace At Riol Scene  ee ee   National Guardsmen Patrolling Cicero

Uneasy Peace ls Maintained  Guardsmen Still Patrol Rioting Areas In Cicero

Would Then Have Been Free to Talk   General Claims Advisors Didn’‘t ‘Push’ Truman

Wiley, General Clash Again on MacArthur Talks  JCS Chairman Says Iran Now Viewed as Dangerous Point

SAYS MAC SHOULD HAVE RESIGNED   Proper Action to Quit ir Disagreement, Bradley Asserts. Sees Red Peril in tran. - wt  oe eee a

Mac Should've Resigned Before Blast—Bradley  Chairman Of JCS  Again Refuses To — Relate Discussions  Of HST Advisers

SAYS MAC SHOULD HAVE RESIGNED   Proper Action to Quit in Disagreement, Bradley Asserts. Sees Red Peril in tran. :  2

Relates Unfair Statement Mac Made fo Editor   Names Danger Spots

Truman Declares ‘Special Interests ‘Bought Taft Victory Over Ferguson

PARTY SLUSH FUNDS ARE DENOUNCED ieiaieeeaaneenaeeaiiaciaiaiesiaaiaiamiaateniaeiteeee ee  ‘Truman, Taft, Trade Barbs As U.S. Political Pot Boils

Taft Lashes Truman ‘Prize Effrontery’   Chief Executive Says GOP Campaign to Bring Out Huge ‘Slush Fund’

Stevens Point Blast and Fire Under Scrutiny  .. Smeeteac Wradar Wae

U.S. Convineed Soviet Wants Big Four Talks  As Propaganda Motive

SEES NO REAL ‘PEACE TALKS   U. S. Officials Think Russia Seeking Propaaqanda Offensive

State Department Doubts Chances Of Peace Talks   Cautions Soviet Note Does Not Suggest Attitude Change

Chances Slim For Real Peace Talks with Reds   Jessup, Staff To Leave for Paris Toniaht

Little Hopes For ‘Peace Talks’ Seen   State Department Discounts Chances For Real ‘Peace  Talks’ With Russia

Discount Chances  Of ‘Real Peace’  Talks with Reds Negotiations for   ti te i it i

State Heads Warn Parley With Russia No Cure-All   U. S. Officials Say Soviet Is Seeking Propaganda Matter

State Departmen Discounts Pace (f “Real” Talks   Diplomats Convinced Russia Only Wants Propaganda Source

‘Peace Talks’ Rre Unlikely  U. S. Warns Worlc   U. S. Warns World Not To Expect Big Soviet Change

U. S. Officials Believe Russia Trying To Set Stage For Propaganda Offensive

U. S. Skeptical Over Outcome  Of Paris Talks   Doubts If Real Steps Toward Peace Will Result At Meetings

CLAIM SOVIET BUILDING UP PROPAGANDA   Foreign Ministers To Open Paris Meeting Monday  IECSIIP   Heads American Delegation: Dulles Says Kremlin Eyes Japan’s Industries

in Big Four Talks  State Department Discounts §  Chances Of Real Peace Talks

Real Peace Talks Not Expected From Paris Conference   Soviets Seen Setting Stage For Propaganda Offensive Against Wes!

Jessup Flying To Paris Talks Amid Doubts   State Dept. Sees. Russian Acceptance As Propaganda

State Dept. Sees No Real Prospec For Peace Talks   Suspects Russian Motive In Seeking Big Four Parley

Senators Reply To AFL Rating  Martin Challenges Anti-Labor Stotus

Challenge Union Political Power   Republicans Named On AFL Enemy List Doubt Its Influence

AFL Sets 19 Senators for Ax at Polls   Republican Solons Named Challenge Head Men of Union to Make Good on Threat

AFL Asks Defeat (Of 19 Senators   All Called Short-Sighted And Anti-Labor

Republicans Indicted as Enemies Of Labor Challenge Union Leadership

Welfare Aid Squabble Is Court Issue   Suit for a Declaratory Judgment Prepared for Filing in Washington by Indiana Attorney.

Japan's Red Spy Ring Probed in Senate Inquiry   McCarran Leads Fight to Cut ‘Voice’ Funds

Union Shop Gainec In Goodyear Pact  Rubber Workers Walkout Averted

RE Pet aren Hee seRT ne PORE eo DFE  'NO-CONFIDENCE’ 1S ASKED BY CHURCHILL

Would Delay Hearing of Rairad Case  Atfortad  andawnraerc   Affected Landowners Are Trying to Prevent Condemnation Permit

Would Delay Hearing of Railroad Case  Affected Landowners   Affected Landowners Are Trying to Preven’ Condemnation Permié

China Charges Ban on Shipping Is Attempt to Widen the War; UN Gains Four Miles at Points

Glsin War Top 250,000 Solons Learn   Gen. Bradley Implies Quarter-million Is Far Short of Total

KOREA TOTAL IS REPORTED AT 250,000   Staff Chief Says Emergency Forces Long-Term Policy

Over 250,000 Menin Korea   Bradley Hints U.S. Forces There May Number Nearly 300,000

Bradley Reveals Number During House Hearina   Includes Ground Force But Not Navy and Bulk of Air Force in Fight

Bradley Tips U.S. Hand Or  Korea Force   House Committee Told Troops More Than 2.5 Million

Yank Forces in Korean War Top Quarter Million   Bradley Details Manpower Needs at Draft Bill Hearin-

Quarter-Million Yanks in Korea   Size of Forces Implied by General Bradley at Washington   House Members Study Com"promise Military Man: power Bill

Service Chief Vague About Actual Total   — Says Force Of 3.500.000 May Be Nee pat by Military “For 15 or 20 Years’

Korean War Drains US  Manpower   Gen. Bradley Asserts More Than Quarter of Million Now Engaged   MAY NEED MORE   If Situation Becomes Worse, the Figure May Have To Be Increased

Quarter Million  Americans Are  Fighting in Koree   Gen. Bradley Reveals Figures in Appealing For New Draft Law

Quarter Million or More Yanks in Korean War   Bradley Reveals Round Figures in Plea for , Adeauate Draft .

Chinese Delegates Stall About Signing Rules Of Conference   Commie Premier Calls For Chinese To Put Screws On Americans To Force Peace Terms.

Red Premier Hints China Will Demand  Her Terms for Peac   Calls For Increased Efforts In Korea Till U. S. Agrees to Peace

Armistice On 38th Parallel Still Sought    Premier Calls For Increased Chinese Efforts In fhe War

Mao Asserts Peace Keyed ‘To His Terms   Increased Chinese Efforts Urged By Premier As Talk Word Awaited

Gen. M‘Arthur  Now In Hawaii After Farewell   General Paces Back And Forth Aboard U.S.-Bound Plane

Pledges Aid To Dulles In Plan For Jap Peace   Dramatic Parley On Radio While Ships In Air Over Pacific

First Stop On Flight To U.S. Is At Honolulu   Gen. MacArthur Lands At Hickam Field After 12-Hour Flight  = m~=m AmRtir COM PRA Oe

Register of Deeds Ban on Publication Killed by Assembly  Secrecy Measure Rejected; Senate Okays Truck Law

Assembly Kills  Document Bill Register Of Deeds Plan Meets Defeat

Farouk Will Wed Sunday   Rare and Expensive Gifts are Pouring In; A 3-Day Celebration

Wedding Giits from All Over World Pour in for Eqynt’s King Farouk’

_ —GIFTS FOR ROYAL COUPLE— Farouk, Bride-Elect Await Wedding Sunday

Rare, Precious Gifts Arrive As All Egypt Prepares For King’s Marriage

lowa Judge Rules In Stovers Favor   Gilts Pouring In On Farouk. Bride

TOBEY REVEALS ANOTHER CALL BY PRESIDENT   Truman Sarcastic Regarding Probe Of RFC Influence

Son Dangerous, Mother Claims  Palm Beach Boy Held In Triple Shootina

52 MORE AREA MEN DRAFTED   Berrien County Has Sent 265 Men Into Service Since War Began

Hungary Gets” Order to Close Two Consulates   State Department “announces That Hungarian Consulates in New York and Cleveland Miict Go.

Consuls Must Close Offices Before Jan. 1   ‘Cease Operations Immediately,’ Envoys of Budapest Told

U.N. Committee Holds Sessions OnKorean War   Two Meetings Held Today Seeking To Solve Crisis

 Faint Hopes For Peace  Two Meetings Scheduled For ‘Review Of Far East Problems

U.N. STRUGGLES TO TAKE STAND IN KOREAN WAR   Faint Hope Held To Reach Vote On Conflicting Proposals— i2 Nations Urge New Conference.

Political Bady Calls 2 Sessions   UN Committee Sets Meetings In Hope Of Reaching Vote

UN. To Meet Today, Try For Answer About Korea   United States Move On Red China, Arab Asia Proposal Faced

BENSALEM CLUB TO BE HOST TO SCHEIRER   District Governor to Visit The Rotary Club  Tomorrow   ALLENTOWN LAWYER

CT GOVERNOR TO VISIT ROTARY   Henry V. Scheirer Will Address Bristol Group Tomorrow

Fulbright Tells Tobey He Can Reveal Name Of Mystery Man In RFC Inquiry

Allied Troops Grind Slowly Into N. Korea   Close Air Support And Deadly Artillery Fire Clear Way As Gls Gain Up To Three Miles Along Entire Front North Of 38

Allies Advance In North Korea Despite Rains   Get Air Support, Artillery To Gain On Two Fronts

UN Forces Grind Ahead Behind Close Support From Planes And Cannon   Move Slowly But Steadily Against Assembly Ground Of Unsuccessful Pair Of Communist Spring Offensives

Allies Advance Deeper Into North Korea   ‘Pursuit Pnase’ Over But UN Commander Will Keep Initiative

Says Illegal Traffic in Narcotics Worst Part Of Organized Crime in U.S.; Proposes Group  To Supervise Enforcement at Local Levels

Probers Call for NationWide Organizalion to Keep ‘Spotlight on Corruption’

India Grain Fight Moves Into House   Senators Approve Two Million Tons On Long-Term Loar

Senate Passes  Bill To Send Grain To India  House To Get Hot Measure; Setup Is On Long Loan Basis

Senate Favors Sending Grain To India   Shipment On Loon Basis Proposal! Up To House

Indian Grain Bil Passes Senaie   House Gets Measure Designed tv Fill Gap For Famished Nation

Trout Season Draws 100,000  Big Turnout Reportec For Opening Day

‘MORE THAN 2,000 DELINQUENT IN FILING OPS REPORT IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS

O. P. S. Office Issues Special Instruction  For Small Town Merchant and Restaurant   GROCERS TO FIX CEILINGS RY MAY 14

Four Tank-Led Columns Probe Western Front  Airstrip At Wonju Is Recaptured By  Berra h.. Mow

UN Troops Take Wonju Air Field   Four Columns Probe along 50-Mile Line

Allies Push Deep Into Red Lines On 50-Mi. Fron   Withdraw After Failing To Flush Out Conimmunists; Chinese Forees Wary

Motorized Forces Fail To Get Fight   Eighth Army’s Censorship Clamped on West Front; No Explanation but May Indicate Biz Move

Commies Are Pushed Off Nearby Height; Find Chinese Wary And Unwilling to Fight in Force; .8th Army Clamps Dewa With Security Blackout At Noon on All Stories

Front News Blacked Out After Thrust   Columns Penetrate Red ‘Build-up’ Area: Wonju Field Retake:

Yanks Prowl Far Behind  Enemy Lines   Reds Continue To Mass Troops For Offensive —

News Blackout Clamped Down By Eighth Army  Air Activity Over War Front increases During Week-End

Prowl Units Range Deep in Red Areas   4 Motorized. Columns Find Foe Unwilling for Battle in Force

Mac’s Statement Brings Pressure For Clarification   Joint Chiefs Of Staff Called Upon For Immediate Answer; Speech Re action Heavily For Mae

Draft Board Call: Nine Young Wen   Local Office Orders Group,to Report On Aug. 24 in Erie

Rai and Fog low-Action  in Korea   Vandenberg Says Reds Have Thrown Entire Jet Strength in Action

U. S. BOMBER LOSS ‘EXAGGERATED Entire Manchu Jet Force in Battle, Says Air Chief ©

TEN GAMBLING JOINTS RAIDED BY CHICAGO COPS   Forty-Six Persons Arrested as States Attorney, Sheriff Cooperate.

ISSUE IS RAISED ON MACARTHUR DRIVE TO YALU   Collins Says General Acted Contrary to Established Policy   MOVE DEFENDED   Whitney Declares Korean Chief Never Restrained By Superiors on Matter

New Issue Brought Up In MacArthur's Case’  Chief Aide Contradicts Charge Made by Gen. Collins at Probe.

Raise New Issue In Senate Query   Collins’ Criticism Of Use of Non-Asiatie feoops Hub of Debat

Criticism Of Decision Raises Issue   MacArthur's Aide Contradicts Testimony Of Chief of Staff

New MacArthur Issue Develops   Claim General Disregarded Policy In Korean Action

MacArthur Is Target of New  Probe Criticism Gen. Collins Says He Disregarded Policy In Drive to Yalu

Criticism of Use of Non-Asiatic Troops in Yalu Drive  Raises New Issue in Senate Investigation {

A Tip to Housewives — Most Europeans Convinced You Are  World‘s Most Spoiled Women

Proposal For Cease-l'ire In Korea Refused   20-Mile Buffer Zone North Of Parallel Rejeeted By Reds

Red China Refuses To Discuss U. N.’s Cease-Fire Plan  Committee Reports Efforts for Peace Proven Fruitless

PLAN OF CIVIL DEFENE LAW UNDER STUD   ‘State Senate Thursday Wil  Discuss Proposals to Tax Property.

Allies Refuse To Tall About Communist Plan To Remove Troanc From Korea

COMMUNISTS CHANGE ATTITUDE  UN Officer Is Optimistic  As Negotiators Reach A Better Understanding

Demands of Reds Ignored in , UN Statements   Admiral Says Group Won't Discuss Troop Withdrawals

Allies Refuse To Talk About Troop Pull-Out   One of Three Demands Reported By Reds.As Their Conditions

Spokesman Says Peace Is Nearer   Relaxing of Red Formality Given Credit for Gains

Better Understanding Now On Cease-Fire In Korean War   Allied Troops Will Not Get Out of Korea, Reds Told

U.N. Spokesman Says Talks Progressing With Every Reason To Be Optimistic   COMMUNIQUE   Says Better Understanding Exists Between Negotiating Parties

Cease-Fire Talks Continue In “Cold Military Way” in Attempt to Stop Korea War

Every Reason fo Be Optimistic Says Briefing Officer   U. N. and Reds Meeting in ‘Cold Military Formality’

Allied Spokesman Says Armistice ls Much Nearer Now Than 24 Hours Aqo. Better Understanding Seen.

Truce Nearer Is Word From Kaeson Parley   Briefing Officer Optimistic After Second Session

Officer at Parley Sees Every Reason  To Be Optimistic —   U. N. Communique Says Better Understanding: Developed at Latest Meeting on Armistice

Allies to Snub Demand They Quit Korea   Communist Radios Air Three 'Musts' for Ending Conflict

EVERY REASON FOR OPTIMISM, UN MAN SAYS   Communists Lift Ban On Allied Newsmen At  Kaesong

Armistice Is Reported Closer by Spokesmen for UN; Agenda Still  _ Being Discussed  Tension Lessens   20 Newsmen to Attend Thursday’s Session at Kaesong

Topic Is Political Question, Admiral Burke Tells Communists; Priority Of Items For Agenda Not Yet Agreed Upon, Navy Man Says

Red Negofiafors Change Attitude During Meeting.   Allies Displaying ~ Optimism After Talk With Communists _

Cease- fire Talks Progressing — Amid Cold Military Formalily   -Newsmen Permitted to Attend Thursday Negotiations; Ragged Chinese Troops ‘Guard’ Highway As U.N. Envoys Travel

LKS NOW ARE “ON THE TRACKS.” SAYS U. N. OFFICER   Red Generals’ Attitude Change Helps Improve Parley Understanding

~ OPTIMISTIC   Talks ‘On the Tracks,” “Armistice Much NearBriefing Officer. for.  U. N. Delegation: ks ; ports. ee       SAYS ATTITUDE OF REDS HAS CHANGED   Enemy Generals Thaw Out; Allies Refuse to Discuss Red Demand to Withdraw All Troops. .

Delegates Have No Comment On Red Demands   Some Progress Seen By Spokesmen For The U.N.

Red Demand To. Evacuate  Seen Ignored   Better Understanding’ Cited At Session To Air Truce Proposals ©

Truce Talks “On Tracks’ In Korea   Report Negotiators Make Progress; UN Newsmen to Kaesong For Thursday Talks

BETTER UNDERSTANDING AMONG NEGOTIATING PARTIES SEEN AS BEST SIGN FOR KOREA CEASE-FIRE   Second Six Weeks Registration Now Underway At S.I.

Progress Made In Negotiations UN Officer Says   Commie News Gag On Allied Reporters Is Finally Broken

Less Red Formality Cited As Help To Progress Of Korea War Peace Parley

9 Communist Generals Credited with Change of Attitude; Discussions Still Center on Agenda

Regotiators Believed On ‘Right Traek’   Spokesman States Armistice Is Much Nearer Following ~ Wednesday Meeting

Red Negotiators Show Less Stiffness and Less Formality; Armistice Nearer, Says Briefing Officer.  LANGUAGE BARRIER SLOWS NEGOTIATIONS

Red Delegates More Congenial  Tell Improved Outlook For  Armistice

Allies Spurn Red Demand   Won't Discuss Troop Withdrawal One of Three Points in Proposal

Armistice Much Nearer Than It Was24HoursAgo   Talks ‘On the Tracks’, Colonel Says; Agenda Not Fully Drawn Yet

Less Formal Plan First Day Meeting   Red Radio Reports 3 Demands For Immediate Peace

U. N. Delegates Feel Progress ls Being Made   Communist Generals Less Formal as Talks Enter Second Dav

HED GENERALS LESS FORMAL —N SESSIONS   UN Feels Progress Being Made; Allow Newsmen to Parleys.

U.N. Peace Team Is Optimistic   Change in Red Attitude Credited for ‘Better Understanding’ in Talks

BRIEFING OFFICER OPTIMISTIC AFTER WEDNESDAY TALK   AUTHORIZE NEWSMEN TO ATTEND SESSION TOMORROW, KAESONG

SPOKESMAN FOR ALLIES OPTIMISTIC   Talks ‘On the Tracks,”  ae Much Near Briefing Officer for  U. N. Delegation Reports.   SAYS ATTITUDE OF REDS HAS CHANGED   Enemy Generals Thaw Out; Allies Refuse to Discuss Red Demand to Withdraw All Troops.

U. N. Spokesman Says Talks Now ‘On The Tracks’   Better Understanding Between Negotiating Parties Develops

[Better Understanding Is Said To Have Developed Second Day of Kaesong Discussions

Allies Snub Plan To Pull Qut Troops   Communist Generals Show Better Attitude At Truce Meetings

Discussions Still Center On Avenda   LN. Negotiators Firm on Refusal  To Talk Withdrawal

Truce Talks Believed To Be Nearer Solution   Allied Delegates At Kaesong “zy Communists Display ‘Less Stiffness And Less Formality’ In Their Manner

Cold Formality Marks Sessions With Commies  Cease-Fire Talks ‘On the Tracks’

Armistice Dra ving. Nearer      Military Formality Marks Conference, What f ciate tentacia:

Less Tension’ At Cease-Fire Session Now   Allies Ban Talk. On Clearing Troops Out of Korea

Double-Talk By U. S. Envoys Tells Nothing   Red Radio » ~ Specific; Lays Down Terms That Would Mean Surrender by U.N.

‘Talks Are Now On Tracks,’ Envoy Says; Reds Change Stand   Spokesman Reports Much Lows Tension At Second Session; Sees ‘Every Reasow for Optimism On Parley

TRUCE PARTIES SAY RELATIONS AREIMPROVING   Attitude Change Of Red Generals Credited By Allies As Reason For Better Understanding.

Better Understanding Has Been Reached By Negotiators, Is Colonel’s View -

Red Peace  Conferees Less Rigid   Allies Won't Discus: Enemy Demand for Troop Removal.

U. N.-Reds Continue Peace Talks   Progress Reported In ‘Cold Military Formality’

Reds Show Less Stiffness And Were Less Formal; No Mention Made In U. N. Announcement Of Communist Demands Reported In Red Broadcasts.

Credit Optimism To New Attitude Of Red Generals   Parley Tension Lessened: Won't Disenss Demand That Allies Onjt Kore

Allied Officer Says  Armistice Is Nearer   Better Understanding Credited To Change Of Attitude By Five Communist Generals

Armistice Drawing Nearer  Po La ee   _ Military. Formality Marks Conference In Red-Held Town

UN Delegation Says Will Not Discuss Issue   Officials Voice Optimism Over Early Progress Of Truce Talks; Refuse To  Air Political Issues

U. N. Makes No Announcement: of Red Terms —   Allies Will Not Even \ Consider Withdrawal. From Korea

Optimistic View Taken by Allied Briefing Officer   Official Communique Is Less Enthusiastic, But Hopeful: U.N. Delegates Aren’t Talking

Sees Every Reason toBe Optimistic   UN Briefing Officer Says Armistice Now Is Much Nearer Than Yesterday  STILL DISCUSS AGENDA  US Sabre Jets Meanwhile Shoot Down 3 MiGs in Spectacular Air Battle

Better Spirit Rules at Second Cease-Fire Talk   Communist Radio Announces Points Not Being Coverec

Swift Progress In Cease-Fire  Talk Reported   Optimism Among Envoys Replaces Gloom As Conferences Get Down To ‘Brass Tacks:’? Terms Takine Shane

UN Briefing Officer Says Truce Is Much  Nearer in Korea Thani 24 Hours Previously

‘Armistice Said Nearer With Red Negotiators Less Stiff And Formal

UN Officers “Optimistic” About Peace   American Spokesman Savs Armistice Much Nearer Than Tuesday —Reds Present Terms

Attitude Of Red General:  Is lmproved   Priority Of Items For Agenda Not Yet Agreed On; Red Radio  Rroudeasts Terme

Armistice Hopes Increased During  ‘Relaxed’ Session  U.N.’s. Delegation Ignores Conditions Outlined by Reds

Red Generals Chang e Mind, Clearing Air  Allied Team Mum On Radio Demands Of Communists

Two Republican Legislators Back Draft-UMT Bill   House Ends General Debate On Measure

Draft - UMT Bill Gets GOP Aid   Leading Republican From New York Sees Need For Protection

Cole And Gavin Say Coun try Needs Program  For Protection   ADMINISTRATION TO MAKE CONCESSIONS

Draft Bill Gets Light COP Help   House Ends General Debate On Het Issue

‘Republicans Give Support to Disputed ‘Draft-Universal Military Drill Bill

: Debate is Ended  ip at Draft-UMT Bull Gains Some GOP Support in House

Hungary Jails 4 More ‘Spies   Eight, Including 4 Fliers Held as U.S. Acents

HUNGARY MAKES. PLANS _ TO TRY- AMERICANS.  Tce TaTRiDP em BRYrTAWMmar. %

Miami-Buffalo Craft Is Lost More Than Day   Reports Of Crash In Brookfield And Clarion Areas Prove Unfounded; Transport Left Pittsburgh With Holiday Passengers

Mist And Rain Hinder Search  In Western Pa  Ship On Pittsburgh To Ruffalo Flicht

Veteran Airmen Frankly Puzzled by Ship's Disappearance Without Making Radio Contact With Any Airport.

Craft May  Be Down in Northwest Pennsylvania   Rumors Are Rife; Scores of Planes . Today To Resume  Search for Shin

(-46 Disappears In Mist; Makes No Radio Contact   Plane Was Heading For Buffalo; Had Ample Gas Supply

SEARCHING FOR MISSING PLANE WITH 39 ABOARD   Transport Unreported Since Leaving Pittsburgh Airport   FLYING CONDITIONS ALONG ROUTE POOR

Non-Scheduled Craft Disappears In Fog On Flight From Pittsburgh To Buffalo

Non-Scheduled Flight Missing In Mist and Fog   No Word From Craft Since Takeoff From Pittsburgh Saturday

Craft Carrying 40 Object of Search  In Mountain Area   No Radio Contact Made After Plane Takes Off From Pittsburgh Enroute to Buffalo; Rumors Flond Dacre

Miami To Buffalo Plane Disappears Without Having Made Contact With Any Airport; Flood Of Rumors Arise _

Miami-Buffalo Craft Is Lost More Than Day   Reports Of Crash In Brookfield And Clarion Areas Prove Unfounded; Transport Left Pittsburgh With Holiday Passengers      State Police Seize 237  “Slots” in Raid Series

Federal Jury Starts Action Against Mason   New Yorker Denounced By Senate Committee As “Complete Fraud’

West Virginia  News Brief *  we Tie Aceahiated Press   Winners Named in Land Contest

Britain Will Pare Spending Abroad By Billion Dollars   Churchill’s Governmen: Seeks To Get Nation “Out Of The Red”’

Britain to Cut F oreign Buying   Churehill Moves to Pr op Value of Shaky Pannd

Austerity To Increase In Britain    New Government To Cut Buying By Nearly Billion

Hit Missouri: Dam Opposition   Nebraska Raises Question of Stand On Pick-Sloan “

Asks Governor for Sate’s Views on Grand River Dams   Seven Reservoirs Are Proposed As Study of Flood Control Continues.

Reds Will Talk Only Of Truce ‘Violations’  Investiaation Fails lo Contirm- Latest Kaesong Charces

Allied Officers Indicate New Red Charge Another Fak   Investigate Report UN Plane Strafed  Cease-Fire Zone

Reds Claim UN Plane Fires on Kaesong Zone   Allied Probers Unable to Find Good Evidence

UN Probers Refuse Reds Quick Reply   Communists Still Making No Moves To Resume Talks

AT K. C. KICKOFF BANQUET   Several from University Attend - Last Night’s Meeting

AT K. C. KICKOFF BANQUET  Several from University Attend Lart Nichit'’s Meetine

Next 48 Hours Will Show If Communists Want Peace or Have Been Stalling for Time

NEW ATOM BOMB   Latest to Be Tested at AEC Nevada Site Appears Medium Sized

Atomic Family Has Addition, Medium-Sized   Detonation Was Heard 225 Miles Away As AEC Unveils 3rd Bomb

Medium Weapon Joins A-Bomb’s Select Company   Moderate Bomb Dropped by B-29 in Daylight Demonstration Staged Sunday by the AEC

 —FLASH SEEN 200 MILES— New Atomic Weapon Is  Tested After Daylight

RUMBLE HEARD 225 MILES DISTANT   Aviator Flying Over Utah Sights Brilliant Flash  MUSHROOM CLOUD   Rises 10,000 Feet, Attains Width Of About’50 Miles; ‘ No Damage Reported

 Rumble Heard More Than 200 Miles Away:  U. S. Adds Medium-Sized A-Bomb to Arsenal ‘In Third Explosion at Nevada Proving Ground

U.S. Has Medium And Baby A-Bombs   Two Weapons In Arsenal Revealed In Nevada Desert T ests

New-lype Atom Bont Detonated   Medium-Sized Weapon Leaves Unusual Cloud

A-Bomb Dropped From B-29   Medium-Sized Detonation Causes Tremors Many Miles From Test Site

U. S. Holds At Least Three ‘Kinds Of Atomic Weapons   Latest Explosion Yields Freakish Effect In Cloud

Medium-Sized A-Bomb Exploded Over Nevada Desert; Heard 200 Miles

New Bomb Addec To Atomic List   Medium-Size Weapon Joins Large, Small  ‘Ones Tested By US

U.S. Has Three Atomic Arrows  B-29 Drops Medium Size Bomb; V-Shape Cloud Rises in Air

Medium Sized Atomic Bomb Tested Sunday   Freakish Cloud Climbs 10,000 Feet After Explosion

Priest Calls For Moslem Resistance   Holy War Threat Made Against Americans And English

Anti-U.S. Tide  Rises in Iran   2 Violence Looras as Temper: Rico on Dil Issue

Jranian tre  Increases.  Violence  Is Feared Anti-British And American Feeling Over Oil  Issue Increases

Tehran Retorts Sharply to U. S. Note About Oil   Moslem Religious Leaders Summon Mammoth Mass Meeting for Today to Show Rising Temper Against the West.

Anti-American Violence Feared In Iran Oil Issue   Moslems Plan Big Demonstration Today

Fear Violence Over Issue Of Tranian Oil   Mosiem Leader  Threatens War  To Oust Britain

Anti-British, U.S. Violence Predicted In Iran Oil Dispute   Request For Moderation From Yank Officials Is Rejected

Moslem Religious Leaders Call For Mammoth Mass Meeting To Demonstrate Rising Temper vs U. S. And Britain

INQUIRE ABOUT GERMAN WAR  Four Jap War Veterans Finally Give Up on Guam

Forced to Surrender: War II Finally Ends for 4 Japs Trapped on Guam

“VOICE” FIGHT DELAYS VOTE ON FUNDS BILL   Broadcast Expenditure Pared 90%; Ballot Is Due Today

Council Overrides Veto of Budget; Mayor Sees  7 “tn to Pay -as-Go System

Council Overrides Veto of Budget; Mayor Sces Threat to Pay-as-Go System

Gen. Ridgway Offers Again To Hold Mee!   Artillery Bombards Enemy Positions Along Front

Solons Work On Civil Defense   Also Ready Measure Changing Primary Election Date

King Farouk Of Egypt Celebrates 31st Birthday And Announces Engagement

Dares Reds To Permit Arms Count   Acheson Calls On Soviet to Prove Peaceful Intent

Acheson Asks Russians for Open Borders   Verified Check On Armaments Is Reauested

Statesman Says West Ready To Unveil Arsenals But Reds Must Join Program

VERIFIED ARMS COUNT ASKED  Acheson Again Challenges  Commies To Open Borders

Son Also Attacked By Animal   Mike Majerus, Wife, Gored and Trampled In Durango Pasture

ENRAGED BULL KILLS FARMER AND WIFE   Animal Attempted ‘To Attack Gouple’s Sen Before Being

Senate Welcomes Hearsay Evidence  In Policy Probe   Chambers Links IPR Associates to Red Underoround

Door Opened a Hearsay In  Quiz Of Reds   Senators Will Take Secondhand Reports  On Far East Policy

Senate Probers Move to Accept Hearsay Tales   Contend Red Conspiracy Already Proved; Want Seeond-Hand Stories

PROBERS ACCEPT HEARSAY: EVIDENCE   Senators "= Decide to’ ‘Allow 3 Seeqntt: Hand Testimony . :on Red Activities

—CLAIM PLOT IS PROVED—   Take Hearsay Evidence In Probe Of Conspiracy

Big Red Assault Driving Toward  Seoul Once More  Report Residents Of   Report Residents Of Seoul Are Evacuating City For Fifth Time

Seoul Residents © Fleeing Again As Reds Approach   Enemy Checked On Central And East Front: As Allies Mass Artillery And Air Power; Chinese Losses High; Retake Highway Hub

Glossary For Jet Age Folks   Jockey in Panic Rack, Sparking Up The Boil

Trim The Wicks, B oys, The Flame T hrower Is Ready To HitThe Air

Note To Teacher:  Patsy Wasn't Home With A Cold She Was Busy Robbing A Bank

Girl, 14, Played Hooky From School to Assist Mother Rob Laona Bank

5 Years: $90,000 Fine for Officer   Maj. Harold Banning Found Guilty by General Court Martial at Heidelberg

DEFENSE F RECOMMENDED BY GOVERNOR   Lausche Stresses Harmony In His — Bienhial Message

Lausche Gives Civil Defense  Right-Of-Way   Parties Requested To Forego Politics In War-Clouded Days

$5 MILLION CIVILIAN DEFENSE FUND URGED  Lausche Pledges No Politics - As - Usual And Asks GOP Assembly Do Likewise

Ferguson Asks Hearing for Mac      Proposes Committee Be Sent to Tokyo

‘Fire Acheson’ Cry s Renewed By Californian   ‘Hatchet Man’ Charge Apparently Is Aimed At Oklohoma’s Kerr

‘THIS IS MY CHILD’  Mother Kidnaps Her Baby From Its Foster Parents

Fast House Action Is Expected   Many Powers Requested by Truman Denied

Quick Action In The House Expected On Control Bill   Economic Measure Will Be Forwarded To President For Final Signature

BRISTOL MAN DRIVER OF CAR WHICH PLOWS INTO STALLED AUTOMOBILE, - KILLING TWO AND INJURING ONE SAILOR

2 SAILORS WERE KILLED PUSHING STALLED CAR IN MORRISVILLE TODA)   Bristol Man’s Car Plows Into Other Car’s Rear   THIRD MAN IS INJURED

Cabinet Crisis In Britain Is Now Delayed   Attlee Temporarily Gains Stopgap Stay; Another Resignation  B., AAI TAAL WABI Ahi

United Nations Sent Complaint From Belgrade   Lists 291 Cases Of Provocation By Satellites

Yugoslays Mlay Red Violations Ot Peace Pacts   White Paper Lists 291 Provocation.  For World Reeord

Yugoslavs Say Russia Applies Armed Pressure  White Paper Accuses Soviet of Supplying * Help to Satellites

Tito Note Charges Red ‘Pressure’   UN to Get White Paner on Satellite Military Buildup

Tito Accuses Reds of Armed Pressure; To Send Complaint to United Nations

TITO CHARGES RUSSIANS POSE MILITARY THREAT   White Paper Handed to West Charts Alleaed Buildup of Satellite Arms

—YUGOSLAVIADenounces Russia For ‘Pressure’  See Plot Among Red Satellites

Yugoslavia Says Russia Applies  Armed Pressure  White Paper Levels Strong Charges Against Soviets

Western Powers Get White Paper  Copy Sent to UN Secretary;   Copy Sent to UN Secretary; Russia, Satellites Accused

Soviet Bloc Scored In Assembly   Iron Curtain Countries Hit For Hostility

‘Tito Envoys Claim Russians Murdered Yugoslav Soldiers   United States Rejects Red Disarmament Counterplan; Soviets Called Betrayers

Charge Military Pressure Plans Against Country  Airfields Guilt On Border, Official Says

REPORTS SENT TO WESTERN POWERS   Charge Reds Try To Overe throw Tito Regime  ACCUSATIONS   May Be Taken To U.N. If Policy Grows Worse, Official States

Yugoslavia In Warning To Red Bloe   Tough Note Accuses Satellites Of Using ‘Border Pressure’

Tito Claims Russians Arm Rivals  Pressure Cited ‘ In White Pape Report for U.N

Slavs Rap USS  For Applying Arms Pressure   White Paper Talks Toughest Since Comintorm Split

Protest to UN Says Military Pressure Used   Minister Declares Charges Published To Preserve Peace

WHITE PAPER CHARGES oth UN SECRETARY   Claims Russia Giving Arms to Satellites for Attack a Yugoslavia.

Russia is Applying Military Pressure, Yugoslavia Charges   Kremlin Accused Of Supplying Arms, Troops To Satallites

UN May Gel Yugoslavs’ Arms Claim   Premier Says Soviets Send Foes Troops

Accused Of “Military Pressure’   Charges Levelled In White Paper to Be Sent to Secretary Of United Nations

Tito’s Delegate Demands UN Halt Russia’s Hostile Acts; U. S. Rejects Red Plan

Tito Asks UN Demand End of ‘Hostile Acts’   Plea At Assembly ‘Urgent’; Russia Arms Plan Rejected

Slavs Hurl Charges at Soviet Union   Accuse Reds Of Supplying Satellites To Overthrow Tito

Charges Agains Russia Made By Yugoslavia   Formal Protest Is Sent To U.N. On ‘Military Pressure’  ye 4 FAaABte Fas O2BEE Cae Be.

TITO DENOUNCES SOVIET'S STAND AGAINST NATION   Ruler Of Yugoslavia Says Enemy Nations Are Given Russian War Material And Troops.

Military Pressure  Is Outlined   Borders Bristling, White Paper Says

Tito Blasts ,, Russians In  White Paper   USSR Accused In Plan To Overthrow Government

Slavs Charge Russian Plot To Oust Tito   Arms, Troops Said Sent To Satellites To Overthrow Resim

Military Pressure  Charged   Yugoslavia Formalls Accuses Russia Of Aiding Satellites; Will Nofifv UT. N.

Soviet Accused Of Plotting To Drive Out Tito  " Ko wow lis 6Dioncoreun? fyL Pees    Kremlin ‘Pressure’ Charged In Tough-Talking Document

Formal Charges Also Include Supplying Soviet Satellites With Armaments And Troops   White Paper To Be Sent To United Nations; Possibility Of Invasion This Year Is Of Some Concern, Deputy Minister Reports.

West Gets Copies Of Long Paper   Soviets Charged With Backing Move To Overthrow Tito

Paper Rips ‘Pressure’  By: Satellites  « er eee    Yugoslavia To Send Trygve Lie Copy Of Foe Killed. Woundec

Yugoslavia Accuses Soviet Russia Of Applying Military Pressure Against He

YUGOSLAVIA WHITE PAPER ACCUSES SOVIETS OF ‘MILITARY PRESSURE’: AIDING ENEMIES

News Day, Night   Cominform Is Accused  Of War Aims   Airfields, Trenches, Gun Emplacements Prepared, Yugoslavia Says

White Paper Condemns Kremlin Sennen merrier  Tito Charges Moscow Is Applying “Pressure”

Area Co-Op, Bell Clash For Customers Fight Underway For Rural Phone Control

‘Something Went Wrong,’ Argentine Rebel Leader Says of Unsuccessful Revoli

Argentine Rebel Asserts Plan Seemed Perfect  mela   Navy Captain Held In Uruguay Relates Scheme for Coup

Revelt Fails; Leaders Flee Daron's Wrath   Military: Uprising m = Argentina Goes, Wrong for. Sev. enty Plotters.

Hero Of Pacitic Wildly Hailed By Huge Crowd   Triumphal Parade Further Honor To Gen. MacArthur Today

Des Moines Duck Hunter Found Slain   Police Press Hunt For Killer Who Fired .22 Bullet

Find Body of Hunter With Back Wound   Rifle Slug Killed Des Moines Man; His Monev Gone

FOR HER ACTIONS   Mrs. Emily Brauchle Accused Of Taking Articles Fram Hame   LAW IN “OWN HANDS”   Took Clothing, 1, Papers and Books While Husband Was in Doylestown

Response Cool to 60,000 Word Speech  McCarthy Attacks Marshall, Raps ‘Great Conspiracy

Calls Marshall ‘Mysterious  And Powerful’   McCarthy Says General And Acheson Plot to Give US to Communisn

Courier Phone  3470   New McCarthy Attack Aimed At Sec. Marshall

McCarthy Assails General Marshall  Claims Defense Head Seeks to Sell U.S.  Government to Reds

Thin Audience Hears Senator  Lash General   Defense Chief, Acheson ‘Monumental Liars,’ Renublican Savs

Solon Calls Acheson, Marshall ‘Big Liars’   McCarthy Accuses Secretary Of State Of Conspiting To Give US To Reds

MCCARTHY RAPS CABINET CHIEFS   charges Marshall And Acheson With Conspiracy To Deliver Country To Communism.

McCarthy Denounces Marshall as Conspirer   Sparse Texas Crowd Hears MacArthur Talk at Houston

McCarthy's Blast Hits at Marshall   ‘A Mysterious Figure in a Great Conspiracy’

McCarthy Makes Bitter Attack On Marshall   Calls Secretary A Mysterious Figure In Scheme To Turn U. S. Over To Reds

‘McCarthy Calls Marshall Mystery Figure In Plot To Betray U. S. To Red:

Members Of Cabinet Accused  Claims Acheson   Claims Acheson Seeks To Deliver US To Communism

Powerful Figure In Great Conspiracy:  McCarthy Assails   Defense Secretarv 

Marshall, Acheson Denounced As Liars McCarthy Says They Tried   To Turn U. §, Over To Communism

In Wake Of Richmond Tornado   McCarthy Denounces Marshall, Acheson As Monumental Liars

McCarthy Flays Marshall Bitter!)   Includes Acheson In His Acid Attack On  “Great Conspiracy”

M'Carthy Says Marshall Is Head Of Conspiracy   Accuses Sec. Of Defense Of Heading Plot To Deliver U. S. To Communism: Hits Acheson

Calls Marshall Mystery Man of ‘Conspiracy’   McCarthy Rambles On. Crowds Ramble Out; Dems Ignore Attack

McCarthy Blasts Marshall; Sees Big Conspiracy   Would Deliver Nation to Communism, Claim on Senate Floor

Also Denounces Acheson  McCarthy Assails Marshall As ‘Figure’ in ‘Conspiracy’

McCarthy Calls Marshall ‘Mystery Fiqure in Conspiracy of Infamy’

Giants Capture Flag on Homer In Ninth Inning  Allie Reynolds Goes cc. vee Theda   Allie Reynolds Goes For Yankees Today “In First Series Tilt

EXPERTS SAY SHE REFUSES TO BUY  ‘Mrs. Housewife Is Found Foreing Down Meat Prices

UN HEAVY GUNS POUND CHINESE BLOCKING PUSH   Three Enemy Battalions Trapped By Allies North Of Seoul

Red Troops Blasted By Allied Guns   Chinese Mass Force To Block Further Gains

NATO Env oys Decide Against Troop Sw itch   Foreign Ministers Study Hot Points Of World  In Rome Sessions

Probe of Lackland ‘Mistakes’ Slated  Sen ate, Air For ce ls  Pa  Se Se ROREE ay “Geet

Allied Air, Sea Might Weapons In Truce Talks  ~ Gineriority Iced   Superiority Used As Lever In Friday Sessions At Kaesona

Joy Cites Allied Might In Trying To End Deadlock   Major Bargaining Weapons in Battle Over Cease-Fire Line

INJECT AIR, NAVAL MIGHT INTO TALKS          mistice Should’ ‘Maintain’ Balance of Power Existing at That Time.   RED DELEGATE Beg DOES NOT WEAKEN   Buffer Zone Still.Debated; Negotiators Scheduled to Hold -Tenth. Conference Tomorrow. =

Red Negotiators Get U.N. Warning On Superior Force  Enemy Continues To Demand Zone Along Parallel

May be Bargaining Lever U.N. Air, Naval Superiority Brought Into Kaesong Talks

Enemy Told Of Greater Air, Naval Advantages   North Korean Admits Allied Top Military Strencth Has Effect

Allied Delegates Seek to Obtain Defensible Line   North Korean General Admits Facts but no Weakening Apparent

INJECT AIR, NAVAL MIGHT INTO TALKS   Reds Told Military Armistice Should Maintain Balance of Power Existing at That Time.   RED DELEGATE DOES NOT WEAKEN   Buffer Zone Still Debated; Negotiators Scheduled to Hold Tenth Conference Tomorrow.

L.S. Envoys Use Air, Navy Threat   (BSR @Q i. VOR Y 2 BER OEE  Superiority of Air And Sea Expected to Break Longe Deadlock

NO PROGRESS IN DEADLOCKED KOREAN TALKS   COMMUNISTS ADMIT ALLIED SUPERIORITY ON LAND AND IN AIR

As Deadlock Continues On Buffer Zone  Allied Air, Sea Might  Helps Pressure Reds

Deadlocked Cease-Fire Talks Get Heavy Backing From UN Naval And Air Bombardment; To Meet Again

Lite Stronger U.N. Sea-Air Attack Power   Commies, However Stand by Demand For ‘Parallel Line’

Superior Arms Used As Lever ‘At Peace Talks   But Reds Remain Adamant On Issue Of Buffer Zones

Reds Admit Allied Air Power Greater   However, Nam Il Does Not Weaken Communist Demand:

Reds Are Still Hesitant to Give In on Case-Fire  At 38th Parallel

U. N. Delegates Stress Superiority of Allied Air and Naval Strength Over Communists.   CEASE-FIRE TALKS APPEAR IN CIRCLES

Murder Inc. s Driver Feared  ‘Knocked Off   Maffetore, Cited By O’Dwyer at Inquiry Jumps $5,000 Bail

Fear Informer On Murder Inc. Has Been Slain  Gangland Chauffeu   Gangland Chauffeur Missing; Probers To Question Polcyn

Gangland Driver For 1-Way Rides Feared Silenced   Cheuffeur Cited In Testimony of Ex-Mayor O'Dwyer

TWO Years Work, 13 Days Freedom   Escaped Maryland Prisoner Captured

Nab 9 For Stealing Relief Checks And Buying “Dope”   Treasury Agents Making Roundup

‘Allies Hit-}-Back at:  Communists.   by Red Attacks Southeast of Wonju  Not Unduly Concerned

Allied Troops Slam Enemy Around Yoiu   Reds’ 5-Day Attack Stailed by Sth Army Stonewall Defense

Yanks, British Smash at Foe Near Yoju   ,;Communists Begin New Assault Southeast of Woniu Hub

U.N. Team Hits Commie Positions On Central Front   Heavy Casualties Slow Enemy Offensive

Five Day Offensive Bogs Dow Against U. 8. 8th Army Stonewall Defense; Reds Fa Back   REDS LOSE 10,000 MEN NEAR CHIPYON?

Foe Attacks Pusan Road, Rail Gateway   Three Enemy Columns Within Five Miles Of Chechon

UN Team Hits Enemy Positions North of Yoju   Red Torchlight Attack Repulsed At Chipyong

Allied Troops Begin Slashing Baek At Enemy   Foe Launches Attack Sautheast Of Wonju; Banzai Drive Halted

8th Army Halts Red Advance   All Day Fighting Reported With No Conclusive Results

Allied Forces Begin Slamming Back at Reds   Enemy Offensive Bogs Down Against Strong Yank Defense

' —ENEMY’S TOLL CLIMBS — Reds Bog Down; Allies Go Back On Offensive

UN Teams Hit Communis?s As Reds Shift Direction Of Centra! Front Attack

Chicago Girds For M Arthur   15-Minute Speech Set for Soldier Field

Senator McCarthy Sued by Pearson For §3% Million   New Decision Awaited On His Loyalty Status By State Department

Sen. McCarthy Glad Pearson Is Suing Him  Drew Asks Damages Totaling $3,600,000

Pearson Sues Sen. McCarthy For Millions   Columnist Charges Senator With Libel, Assault and Plot to Discredit Him

Five Raid Wisconsin Night Club  Customer Shot By Robber; Lost ~ Placed at $1247

Heights West of Chorwon Won in 15-Hour Battle— 552 Red Dead Found at  "Top of One.     ADVANCES RESISTED BITTERLY RY ENEMS      Withering Communist Artit Jery Fire Makes Going Tough in Attacks Near . “Heartbreak Ridge.”

UN, Troops Win Peaks In Assault   Attackers Sweep Up Rain-Drenched Hills After Reds

Allied: ‘Troops, Tanks ‘Assault Reds On Peaks   Artillery Backs Up  Y Doughboys'In East, Central Hill Areas

Allied Tanks Assault Peaks Against Reds   Bitter Attack Rages .  Up Rain Drenched Hills West of Chorwon in 15 Hour Battle With Reds

Tank Patrols in Tehran As Commies Demonstrate   Iran Seeks to Prevent Violence As Feeling Over Oil Runs High

Senate Approves School Aid Boos!  C9K AAtliliian OL   $26 Million Okayed; Committee Gets Bill

School Subsidy Bill Heads For Joint Session  roves   Senate Approves $26,000,000 Boost Early This Morning

School Subsidy At Showdown in Ohio Legislature   Adjournment Drive Gets Tangled Up in Major Controversies

Ohio Senate Passes School Subsidy Bill  $26 Million Boost Voted As Issues Goes To Conferees

Masked Bandits Secure $50,000  Wild Shooting In  Connection With

Wild Shooting Marks Holdup   Patrolman Wounded in $50,000 Robbery

Democrats Curb Inquiry on Mac   General's Speech Set for Thursday

 Truman Says Buildup Of US Military Might Must Go On; Economv Must Be Under Rein

Says Plans For Defense To Continue  Ban Against New Rollbacks Seen  In Price Measure

Trumanifes Hit At Pending Law On Controls   Say It Would Mean $1-a-Day Increase in U.S. Living Costs

Johnston In Attack On Controls Bill   Says Pending Act Would Boost Living Costs $1 Per Day

Johnston Sees $1 per Day Inflation Cost   Administration Open: Drive for Stiffer Controls Measure

Johnson Says Adminisiration To Push Educational Program Pointing Perils of Inflation

Truman Prods On Controls   Jeined by Eric Johnston in Presenting Claims for Kind Of Laws He Wents

Pressure Applied For Tight Control   Broad and Intensive Campaign Mapped Out by Administration

OFFICIALS WILL TELL DANGERS OF INFLATION   JOHNSTON WARNS OF DOLLAR-A-DAY BOOST IN LIVING COSTS

Control Battle Seen at Capital  Truman, Johnston Seek Strong Act

Raps Controls Law Pending in: Congress  Bpie Johnston: Says It Means” ‘Dol ~ Yar aDavy. Hike in Livina Costs:.

Insist on Strong Controls   Warning Given Of Possible $1 A Day Increase in Cost of Living

Control Law May Increase Living Costs   Family Expenses Will Rise Sharply Believes Johnson

Sees $1 Day Increase In Cost Of Living   Administration Blasts Pending Control Measure

Appeals for More Teeth In Controls   _ Claims Average Man Faces $1 .. Per Day Increase

COA DIRECTOR aN DANGER AQT REALIZE   House Begins Debate on New Law Amid Warnings of HCL Boost.

Administration Warns Inflation Still Dangerous  Truman and Johnston Both Speak Strongly

Administration Raps Economic Control Law Pendins In Congress as Likely to Mean $1-a-Day Increase in Living Cost for Every Family in U. S.

Passage Would Up Living Costs $1 A Day Per Family   President Urges Congress To Pass Workable ' Bill; Stabilizer Johnston Says Bill Now Before Congress Could Boost Living Cost  Of Average Family A Dollar Per Day

Administration Flays Pending Controls Law   Says It Will Mean $1 -A-Day Hike In Living Costs For Every Family

Johnston Hits At Pending Control Law   Says It Will Hike Living Costs For All U. S. Families

Pending Control Bill Rapped by  Truman Forces  Could Add $1 a — Day to Living Crete af Family

First Allied Reaction Listed As Favorable   Liaison Officers Meet Communists and Send Message to Ridgway

First UN Reaction Favorable As Foe Reverses His Tactics, Asks Quick Kaesong Return

Willing To Talk Before Charges Are Cleared Up; Insist on Keeping Kaesono Site

MESSAGE COUCHED IN POLITE TERMS SENT TO RIDGWAY   First Unofficial Allied Reaetion Is Favorable and Writer Believes Parley May Be Opened.        ONE OF CHARGES DROPPED BY ENEMY.   Communists Suggest Machinery Be Set Up to Deal With Unsettled Incidents  In Neutral Zone.

UN Reaction To Proposal Favorable As Enemy Does About-face; Foe Asks Kaesong Site

Message Sent To Ridgway   Heavy Obstacles Ahead Even If Parleys Are Ratusead

Communist Leaders Proposs Parley Start Quickly, Even Before Charges Cleared

County Officer Leads Allied  Liaison Team   Enemy Insiste on Keeping Old Site, But Sends . *‘*Pohtte’? Note

Pay-As-Go Plan Appears Doomed  1952 Fiscal Year Outlook Is Bleak

Phone Operators To Aid The Air Weather Service   Lightning Task Force lustalled Ta Assist Tn Finding Alecnracy OF Radia Directiva

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Lana Turner to Ask Property Settlement, L.egal Separation

LANA TURNER QUITS  HENRY J. TOPPING   Actress to Seek Legal Separatior From Millionaire Tinplate Heir.

Senators Call On  Three Lithofold  Officers For Data  _ Want To Find Out How Much, And Why,  Ejem Paid:-Wm “Rovile

CALL OFFICERS OF LITHOFOLD   Senators Want to Ask Amount, Why Boyle Drew Pay

Lithofold Officials Called To Tell Why, How Much Firm Paid Democrats’ Boyle

How Much-—And Why—Is Theme Leas Senators Probing Boyle’s Loan lee

LTHOFOLD CORP. OFFICIALS GALLED IN BOYLE INQUIR\   Nixon Charges  President Tried To “Use White uasesels Ta rehstt

Query Lithofold On Boyle Help  Senators Ask About Democrat's Assistance

Decision on  Anti-Strike Ac  Being Sought Bill Would Put   Bill Would Put Limit on Attorney General’s Power

Urges Decision on Missouri's Utility Anti-Strike Law   Taylor Asks Supreme Court To Decide on Its Constitutionality.

Convention Of Firemen Tn August   Two-Day Meeting Of County Companies In This City; $500 Prize Money In Parade

Montgomery Firemen Meet September 22   Prize Money, Parade And Banquet Arranges For Damascus

U. 8. Officials Worried Over Indochina   Communists May Shift Tactics To New Area

U.S. State Department Fears That Indochina ‘May Be Next Red Move

State Department Concerned: Fear Indochina Is Next Goal For Reds

FEAR ATTACK ON INDO-CHINA   Korean Armistice Would Free Chinese For New Aqgression

Bar Owner Pays Fine In  Nowlen Case   St. Joe Police File Charge

OF BAR $100   Pleads Guilty To Selling To Minors As Result Of Nowlen Case

WOULD KEEP. SONG: CRIMSON AND BLUE   K. U. Students Vote on Pro-

WOULD KEEP SONG: CRIMSON AND BLUE   K. U. Students Vote on Pro ;_ James Logan Heads Student Council   LOCAL GIRL A WINNER

Crime Investigatina Committee To Begin Work Nex! Week   So Much Business for Courts Judges Can't Keep Up With Work.

State Crime Probe fo Begin Wednesday  Senate Committee   Senate Committee To Hold First ’ OF Several Hearings

New York State Farm Production Up 24 Million to $381 Million for Year

League To Study Street Aid Bill   Will Not Reply Ty Scott’s Blast

HIS SECRET WORTH MORE?  Mother Wants Son’s, Bank Account Won On Horses.

French Police Smash Protest   3,000 Would-Be Demonstrators Jailed As Eisenhower Prepares to Depart

French Smash Red Riot Plan   Eisenhower Given Com plete Protection While in Paris.

Senator Smith Puzzles G.0.P.   Party Confused About Her Speaking Schedule

Two Trains: Will Change Time Sunday  ‘City of St. Louis’ te Leave Here at 9:17;

Execution. Stay Denied 7 Negroes  Prison Officials Prepare Four. Men  For Electrocution

SHARP STEEL FOR THE REDS   Reds Prepare To Attack Despite Heavy Pounding

Reds Continue Buildup For New Drive Southward   Even Maa:ge Some Artillery in Position for Next Push

Allies Fail To Break Up Flank Move   Reds Screen Moves With Smoke; Planes Slash At Build-Ups

Chinese Reds Mass for New Offense   Smoke Screen Used To Cover Move In Central Korea

Reds Pour Down From North Into Expanded Bridgehead As Allied Attack Repulsed

Reds Step Up Preparations  For Offensive  Brave Hail Of Avtillows Ries

Reds Massing ForNew Blow   Pour Toward Brifgchead On South Bank of Choyen River Despite Meavy Fire

Communists Move Toward Bridgehead Northeast of Seoul Despite Heavy Allied Fire,   POSTTIONS RAKED a BY PLANES, ARTILLERY   American Infantry Repulse in Six-Hour Battle—R. O. K.’s Repel Attacks  Near Inje.

Allies Await Push, Blast Massing Foe   Enemy Repulses Attacks and Expands Chunchon Bridgehead  Ry DON HIUTH

U.N. Attacks Fail to Halt Communists   Enemy Troops In Center Pour Down From North

Reds Massed For Drive In Central Area   Second Troop Concen tration Also Is Reported Along Western Front

GHINCOE INTENSITY BUILDUP FOR ORE IN CENTRAL KOREA  Establish, Expand Bridge= luna Ber of Choy  BEAT OFF &I’S 6 HOURS  South Koreans Resist $rx Counterattacks            Establish, Expand Bridgehead on South Bank of Choyang River   BEAT OFF &I’S 6 HOURS   South Koreans Resist Srx Counterattacks Near [nie

Chinese Reds Thrust Across Choyang River   UN Forces Unable To Stop Bridgehead As Enemy Masses for Drive

Enemy Deploys For New Blow  In Central Korea  _ Hurls Back U. 8. Troops To Expand Bridgehead

Chinese Reds Mass for New Offense  Gicatin Cueommin ttaaee   Smoke Screen Usec To Cover Move In Central Korea

Blistering Allied Artillery, Plane Fire Harassing Ominous Buildup at Seoul

COURT THREAT TO JAIL MEMBER OF U.S. CABINET   Secretary of Commerce Sawyer, Nine Others Warned in Dollar Case. .*

Court Threatens Secretary Sawyer With Jail in Dollar Line Dispute

SEC, SAWYER "NOTIFIED HE FACES JAIL   Court Gives Him, 9 Other: 5 Days to Comply With Ship Decree. -

CONTEMPT CASE NOTICE SERVED ON TEN PERSONS   U. S. Court Informs Group Of Penalty Unless ‘Order In Shipping Line Case Is Obeyed.

Sawyer, Others Served Notice  ‘To-Be Jailed Unless Thev Meet Orders

Sawyer Warned He Faces Jail  Secretary and Aides Must Turn Over Stock

Sawyer, 9 Others Face Jail Threat In Ship Case  Appeals Court Gives 3 Days to Comply . With Decree

Czechs Ex pel British Envy Oy   Diplomat Reaches West Germany After Being Shot

FIRST FROST WARNING   Cold Front Due to Follow Heavy  Rains in Kansas

COLD WAVE COMING   Mercury Due to Dip on Hee's of a Near Record High for Feb. 11

Death Takes No Holiday As More Than 500  Persons Die In Nation, 23 In Pennsylvania

Lausche Refuses To Postpone Tudor Execution   Will Die in Chair Tonight for Killing Clark County Girl

\People Still Taking Greeley’s [Advice To Go West; Population Center Of U.S. Is In Hlinois:

GO WEST YOUNG MAN — Nation’s Population Center Takes Biggest Jump

Trend To West Noted In Study   Illinois Corn Field Is Population Center

Full Power To Go To Air Chief   Armed Services Group Recommends ‘Major Change In Plat

Congress Expects Air Force Fight  Action Foreshadowed After House Reversal

Senator Kefauvei Claims Congress Cannot Root Out Local Criminals

Fine Searching -for Tax Program _  General Sales Lew. , Rates Top Priority

Sales Tax Considered  By Gov. Fine   Given Top Priority In Administration As ‘Most Painless’ Wav to Raise Money

Day Passes Without Death in Korea; UN Seeks Showdown on Prisoners

Check Senior's Story He Saw Body Of Honor Student Dumped FromCa:

Television Showed Real Tragedy in Coverage of a Fire at Watertront

Four Firemen Killed in Blaze  “Spectacular Fire Seer Be Waban Bo Bs

Death Toll to Four ‘in Chicago Fire   Damage to Warehouse Estimated at $1,500,000.

Great Blaze  300 Fire Fighters On Ground And In Boats Battle Flames Alona Riverfront

3 Firemen Killed In Chicago Blaze Seen By Millions   $500,000 Fire Is Seen Throughout Nation Over TV

Fire at Chicago  Kills Four; Loss  Tofals $1,500,000 Downtown Building  On River Leveled Ry Flames Blact

$500,000 Blaze Guts Downtown Chicago Building   Three Firemen Killed; Television Networks Carry Live Telecasts

Four Firemen Perish In Big Chicago Blaze   Stubborn Fire in Riverfront Building Causes Damage of $1,500,000; Many See Fire on Television.

3 Die, 6 Injured In Chicago Blaze   $500,000 Fire Telecast Tc Millions

TV Carries Chicago Fire To Millions  $500,000 Blaze  Claims 3 Lives

$900,000 Chicago Rivertront Fire  Kills 4, — .  m= se Fras Leases   5,000,000 Persons See Blaze, Explosion  On TV Sets

Three Firemen Lose Lives In Chicago Blaze Watched By Millions On Television

Fatal Blaze Seen on TV  By Millions   Four Firemen Killed a Building on Chicago Riverfront Burns.

Blaze And Blast Kill 4 Chicago Firefighters  “Four Others Hurt Battling Stubborn Waterfront Fire

Tragic Fire Seen By TV Audiences   Four Firemen Die In Chicago Blaze

Four Fire-Fighters Killed As Millions Watch Over TV Sets   SINTY-RIGHUT PIECES

TV Audience Sees Big Chicago Fire That Kills Four   Blast and Blaze Cause Heavy Loss On Riverfront

THREE FIREMEN DIE IN CHICAGO BLAZE   Estimated 5.000.000 Witness Fire Via Television: To Search Ruins Todar

FOUR KILLED IN FIRE SEEN BY MILLIONS   Spectacular River Front Blaze in Chicago Rages Out of Control for Five Hours.   SCENE IS TELECAST ON TV NETWORKS   Blast Fatal to 3 Firemen, Another Dies of Burns. Smoke, Water Disable Loop Tunnel System.

Millions Watch Stubborn Blaze Via Television   No. LaSalle Street Site Housed 15 Companies; Blast Topples a Wall

Four Die In $1,500,000  Chicago Firc   Blaze Viewed By Millions Friday On Television

Millions  See Fire InChicagec   Television Cameras Trained on Blaze . In Which Three Fire men Loat Their Lives

4 Firemen Die in Loop Blaze   Thousands Watch Big Spectacle; Damage Is $1,500,000

4 Firemen Die In Spectacular Chicago  Blaze Which Is Televised To Millions

New York Cotton   N.O. Cotton   Millions See Direct Telecast  Of $500,000 Blaze in Chicage

Tass: Russia’s Evil Eye in America  Stalin's Newsmen an Effective Nest of Spies

MINE’S CONTROL OF GAS CRITICIZED   U. S. INSPECTORS MADE REC. OMMENDATIONS THAT WERE NOT CARRIED OUT.

Reds Retreat To Gain Time  Communists Pull Back On Most of Front

Reds Retreat To Form New . Mountain Line  Big New Battle Due Jast South ‘Of 38th: Parallel

REDS RETREAT IN PREPARATION FOR NEW ATTACK   Chinese Seem Intent On Defending East-West — Lateral Highway   ENEMY DECIDES NOT TO DEFEND HONGCHON

Heavy Communist SupplyMovements Noted in North;  Hongchon Periled

Chinese Reds Parry for Time   Enemy Building New Line Tew Ceanteal Sector   Red Withdrawal Puzzles Alliod Cammand Leaders

Chinese Break Of Contact, Retreat To New Defenses   Withdraw Along 70-Mue Front Unde Allied Air and Artillery Attack, but Strong Red Reinforcements Rush T. ront Down North Korea Roads

Allied Air And Artillery Hamper Retreating Communists; Allied Troops 22 Miles South Of 38th Parallel

AIR, ARTILLERY HANMER REDS WITHDRAWING   Allied Ground Troops Have Moved Within 22 Miles Of 38th ,

Allies Move Neat Former Red HQ, Find No Enemy   Movement of Foe Indi cates New Entrenching to North

PLANES, BIG GUNS HAMMER HARD AT RETREATING REDS   Foo Pulls Back Toward New Mountain Lihe in — Central Korea   ‘MORE TOWNS SEIZED   Communists Continue t Lose Key Bastions All Along Front

Chinese Trade Space for Time In Pull Back   Still Chance That They May Launch Major Counterdrive

Chinese Build New Mountain Defense Line   Allied Artillery And Air Forces Hamper Retreating Enemy

Chinese Swap Space For Time To Build Mountain Defenses  Allied Planes And Artillery Hammers Steadily At Retreating Communists

Air, Artillery Pounding Reds Fleeing North  Dispatches Report Possi ble Stand On

What Time Is It? Area fo Extend South of Terre Haute After Sunday

DeMille Talks Before Ohio Senate Group   Supports Proposed Bill To Outlaw Closed Shops

Congressional Roundup...  Senators fo Ask DonDawsonMore Questions on RFC

Press Outlines Progress Plan  Beckley Man Is Chairman   Beckley Man Is Chairmar Of New State Croun

ANNUAL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD BY TEXAS ASSN. AT SUL ROSS AUG. 12-17

Emporia Skies Today   Large Lyon County Delegation ta Attend Vancas Dav Program

Air Maneuvers Ended In France   Note ‘Of Optimism From Pact. Nations

NEW CD CHIEF IS APPOINTED   Col. Lester J. Maitland Named To Succeed  nard

Cpl. Richard Williams Wins Bronze ‘Star During Battle of Kum River   A. Family Affair iWith Four Serving

FEPC Bill Reported Out Of Committee   Bans Discrimiration On Jobs Because Of Race or Creed

State House Committee Goaded By line, Okays  Fair Employment Bill

FEPC Bill Gets OK of Committee   Most Progress for Pro posal in Four Years in Legislature.

 Columnist Spins Tale for Godchildren —_ Santa Brings Special Gift Lo The World This Christmas         By HAL BOYLE  Ahr TAs rm

Porch-Light Canvass Sunday Night To Boost Cancer Society Fund Drive

Admiral Tells His Views On War In Korea   ‘Badger Backs Plan For Strenghtening Economic Blockade

Sees Rebellior Still Possible In Red China   Badger Says Allied Leaders Opposed Reds Entering Pacific War

Three Are Held by Authorities in Diamond Smuggling Plot in U. S.   New York and Miami Are Scenes of Arrests; Industrial Diamonds Valued At $1,500,000 Uncovered by Arrests

No Basis of Truth in Court Confession, Vogeler Says;  Leaves Vienna for America

‘Confession: s Repudiated By Robt. Vogeler   Says World Will Be Surprised When He’s Free To Talk

OUSTED CAUDLE IS ILL AS TAX PROBE TIGHTENS   More Fraud Data Hinges. On His - Health-—San Francisco Office In Line For Investigation.

Tax Hearings Now Hinge On Ailing Caudle   *Excused’ Tuesday; New Findings Aired At San Francisco

Ridgway Flies  To Munsan to Confer With Joy  Believed to Have Talked Over Problem aft Kaacana ac Nanatiatarc Wald Call   Believed to Have Talked Over Problem of Kaesong as Negotiators Hold Still Another Meeting With Reds. .

RIDGWAY CONFERS “WITH TRUGE TEAM   GENERAL GOES TO KOREA FOR TALKS, REPORTEDLY  ON KAESONG PROBLEM.

Magsone Holding Up Cease-Fire   That’s Stumbling Block To. Armistice

Site Is Major Block in Way Of Armistice   Allies and Reds Hold Long Night Session To Reach Decision

Daily News Index  at APB ID BE SB AR PS ER Sa Ln A AE I RL Pe a, A alae ew   Civil Rights Congress Lashed In Canceling of Bailfor 15 Reds

BLOCKING WONJU JUNCTION  Second Division Is Not - Periled, Says Pentagon

State Plans For Atomie  Bomb Attack   Will Purchase $4 Million in First Aid Equipment Soon

State Plans To Stockpile Ist Aid Supplies   $4 Million Outlay. Scheduled to Meet Atom Bomb Threat

11 P. M. Set Here For  Celebration   Legion To Lead Big Turnout At ‘Four Corners’

Authorities Fear Two More Slain  Painstaking Search Pressed For Fiend

Fear Cook Murdered Two More Men Spurs Manhunt in Mexico  Missing Prospectors Last Seen Near Site Where He Left Auto

8 Missing, 11 Saved in 2 AF Plane Accidents   Start House To House Search Today for Mass Slayer Bill Cook at Mexicali, B.C.

WHAT RIGHT HAS AMERICA TO TELL Russia What To Do With Our Ships?

Decision Based on Failure of Board fo Supply Complete Materials fo Youna Hutterife

Gov. Dewey Propose: New Monroe Doctrine  All-Out War Would Be Penalty If Russia Oversteps Line

Dewey Urges Global Monroe Doctrine Plan   Would Form WorldWide Union of Free Nations to Curb Reds

Dewey Calls lor Firmer  World Poliey   ‘Draw Line for Reds, GOP Leader Urges In Fighting Speech

DEWEY SAYS “DRAW LINE” ON RUSSIA   Calls for Worldwide Monroe Doctrine With All-Out War, Penalty

Dewey Urges World-Wide ‘Monroe Doctrine’   Would Use Threat Of All-Out War To Stop Russia,  Governor Savs

53 Dead So Far In Holiday Auto Accidents   National Safety Counci Estimates 390 Deaths Over Labor Day

53 Die as US. Starts Holiday  ——s Safety Groun Sav   Safety Group Says 390 to Be Killed On Roads Labor Day

Allies Abandon Wonju Again To Red Attackers   Foe Suffers Heavy Losses In Attempt To Flank 8th Army

New Flanking Move Threatens US. Eighth Army   Indications Of All-Out Enemy Offensive Mount: MacArthur Says ““Won’t Be Driven Into Sea”

All-Out Communist Thrust Expected; Threaten U.S. Eastern Flank   TRANS - KOREAN HIGHWAY JUNCTION HELD BY REDS

LOSSES HEAVY   All-Out Communist Thrust Expected; Threaten U.S. Eastern Flank   TRANS - KOREAN HIGHWAY JUNCTION HELD BY REDS

Reds Retake Wonju; Try UN Flank  Long Awaited Push Expected to Happer  Sewn

Reds Building Up For Big Offense   Kighth Army Flank Threatened On East

Chinese Troops, Tanks Converge In Kaesong Ares   Enemy Is About Ready To Launch Autumn Offensive

rncmy Tauks Roll Into Kaeseng, UN Awaits Offensive  “jens All Indicate Tha New Red All-Out Push  to Be Launched Soon

inemy ‘Lanks, Troops Said In Truce City   Dispatches Indicate Reds Set to Launch Autumn Offensive

AED TANKS IN KAEGONG INT  (F MORE WAR   Eighth Army Briefirig Office Reports “Too Quiet” on Front Lines.

Something New:  No Beefs On Beef Front  Cattle Raisers Promise To Help

Truman Meets © With Di Salle : And Cattle Men  Talk Presumably _ About Beef Situctior

BUT BEEF SHORTAGE STILL FEARED : Cattlemen Voice Satisfaction  After Talking With DiSalle

Cattle Raisers Express Approval Of Meat Control   But Meat Packers See Shortage Due To Rollback Order

Capital Talks Take Bite Out Of Beef Beefs  ‘Everyhody Happy,’ Cattleman Declares,  pT ae aaa

in Washington, Everyone's Happy; in Chicago, Meat Shortage Seen .  Something New on the Beef Front--No Beefs

UNUSUAL QUIET RULES IN MEAT PRICE DISPUTE   Stockman Spokesman Reports “All Happy” After Conference with Truman. DiSalle

There Are No Beefs: in Washington Today Over Beef Situation After Long Meeting

Beef Controls Are Discussed At White House Talk   Packers Predict Meat Shortage; Blame Controls

8th Army Reports Series Of Mystery Withdrawals By Enemy South of Seoul   ‘Communists Break Contact With U.N, Forces All Along Korean Front~Move May Indicate Impending Offensive.

Major Fight  Is Expected  As Red Army Moves Ahead   Chinese Are Routed In Sharp Skirmish South Of Road City

Large Enemy Forcé Routed Near Yongwel  Communists Ceontinu To Concentrate  wh Af BRanweane

Foe Pulls Back After Big Losses   Fight Looks Like Preliminary to New And Expected Attach

Lodge Leads Brief Move To  Reverse Vote   Says Troops to Europe Action Will Hamper a Realistic Deployment

Lodge Pleads On Yank Force  Senator Asks Less Restriction In Plan

Senate Continues to Wrangle Over Troops-fo-Europe  Issue: Size of Force Talked Lodge Seeks Reversal of Vote, Then Abandons That Procedure

Bows To Reality On Moving Troops   Lodge Abandons Attemp' at Swaying Senate from Anti-Truman Stand   PEAWVUAYVLY DI VODAILE  Had Argued Conaradotal Vote oars Destroy Secxécy for Army

LODGE DROPS EFFORTS FOR AMENDMENT   Congress Approval Now Required For Troops To Europe

Lodge SaysGroupShould Not Pass On Every Europe Deployment   Sees Loss of GI * “Sunday Punch’   Declares Vote Might Be Required to Provide Eisenhower a Few Men

Effort To Attach Rider On Troops  Resolution Fails   Sen. Kem’s Proposal To Hold Back American Troops Until European Skies Are Under Allied Control Is Defeated Today, 64 Tc 24, In Senate Vote

Lodge Pleads With Senators To Back Down On Stand   Deprives Troops Of ‘Sunday Punch’ Says Republican

Lodge Drops Move Aimed At McClellen  Wanted Congress To Chanae Troops

Lodge Pleads With Senate Not To Tie Down US Army   Massachusetts Republican Tangles With Taft In Debate On Troops-to-Europe Issue; Amendment Was Voted In Monday by 49 to 43

LODGE BLAST VOTE GUnBING PRES, TRUMAN   Senate Action Would Demand Congress’ Consent On Sending Gls. -

PERSUADED BY DEBATE   Had Argued Congressional Vote Would Destroy Secrécy for Army

Lodge to Ask Reversal of Troop Limit   Approved Amendment W ould Require Senate Okay on Assignment Of Yanks to Lurope

Expresses View Congress Should Be Given Voice  President's. Chiefs -In Upper Chamber Obviously Upset

ASKS SENATE RECONSIDER TROOP BAI   Lodge Says McClellan Amendment for Approval of Troops to Eur ‘ope Could Be Disastrous.    ACTION IS SHARP SLAP AT TRUMAN   McClellan Plan OKs Four Divisions, Calls for Vote on Additional Transfer of Soldiers.

Safety Rule For Troops Voted Down      Senate Rejects Proposal To Bar Sending of More Men Until Allies Can Assure Air Control

Tells Reporter It Would Be "Disastrous’ to Pass on Every Deployment to Europe. Truman Loses.

Senators Tangle On Troops Issue   COMMITEE APPROVES WARSHIPS FOR ALLIES

Lodge to Ask Senate Revision  Of TroopsStand   Adopting McClellan Reso. lution Would Be *Disastrous’ Republican Feels

Senate Requested To Change Theory On Deploying Men   $10 Billion Tax Increase Now May Save Raise Next Year

Lodge Seeks Reversal, but Loses Battle   Restriction of Aid Until Air Mastery Gained Also Beaten

Lodge Asks Senate To Back Down On  Stand That Solons Pass on Troops   Would Strike Out McClellan Amendment Adopted Yesterday

Republican Says Approval Demand Cripples U.S. Aid  McClellan’s Change Sharp Setback for » President’s Plans

Amendment Would Set  Force Limit,   Administration Gets Setback In Fight For Europe Defense Rul

TANGLES WITH TAFT OVER SLAP AT PRESIDENT   Massachusetts Republican Pleads With Senate to Back Down.

Lodge Launches Vote Drive, Then Goes in Reverse   Senator Realizes He Can’t Win Fight To Stop Strings on Troons ta Ruroans

"ACTION IS SHARP SLAP AT TRUMAN   McClellan Plan OKs Four Divisions, Calls for Vote on Additional Transfer of Soldiers.

Wants Senate To Ease Up  ‘On Restriction   Some Republican Leaders Asking Full Force of Law

Lodge Blasts Troop Curb  Kam Raa   Kem Beaten in Effort to Require West to Guarantee Control of Air

LODGE AND TAFT ARGUE TROOPS T0 EUROPE ISSUE   GOP SENATORS ARE DIVIDED ON NEED TO LIMIT NUMBERS

SENATE NEARS TROOPS BILL SHOWDOWN   Sen. Lodge Pleads For. Group Backing Of “Administration

Troops Limit Stamp Stays   Lodge Drops Move to Reverse Vote Requiring Okay

Lodge Seeks Reversal Of  Senate Vote  Views Curb On Aid ‘Disastrous’

Resolution Deprives Yank Of ‘His Sunday Punch,’ Republican Save   McClelland Wins Curb Vote 49-43   Officials Fear Leadership Of U. S. In Europe Will Re Weakened

Opposes Move  Cutting Power  Of President   GOP Trvino To Pass Law   GOP Trying To Pass Law For Cone eress To OK Troops

Senators Continue Big Debate   Massachusetts Man Asks Action, Then Withdraws Request

Sen. Lodge Fights Troop Resolution   ' McClellan Amendment Would Deprive - Americans of ‘Sunday Punch,’ Says

Egypt Fanatics Threaten War in Underground   Resistance Grows, But General Says, ‘Here We'll Stay’

Tt Was Quite an Eventful Day For the Old Soldier in Capital   They Just Fade Away

‘Mac’ Is Given Loud Welcome   Deposed Leader Cheered By Half Million

MORE CHARGES, DENIALS Harsh Words Renew Feud In Odessa’s Polio Situation

Reds Protest Neutral Zone  “Violation” U. N. Command Hint  argo Treumnad Itn

Red Korean Guerrillas Seen Violating Zone to End Talks   Joint Investigation of Incident Fails To Identify Bands Responsible for Shooting

Lack of Faith Described by Officials   Guerrillas Accused of Seeking to Prolong Conflict

Red Guerrillas Violate Kaesong Allies Suggest   UN Says Inquiry , Fails to Back Up Enemy’s Complaint

Deliberate — Hostile Acts Are Hinfec   Statement Issued By UN Command In Munsan On Monday Morning

Inquiry Fails To Completely Identify Group   Jov Sees Ridgway in Tokyo; Sub-Committee Is Nearing Deadlock

UN Fails. To Identify ‘Armed Band   ; North. Koreans*May Have. Violated’ Zone To Break Off Talks

Emporia Area Shares $275,000 Relief Fund   Money Allotments Are For Restoring Essential Municipe!)] Facilities

Three Killed As Plane Crashes Maryland Home  Plane Strikes Home After Crew Of Three Took To Parachutes

Proposes State Tax Of $1 For Fishing With Cane Pole  Request Advanced By Game Director

WALTER W. WHITH, PUBLISHER JAMES EB. LAWRENCE, EDITOR   FRANK D, THROOP, PUBLISHER, 1930-1943

WALTER W WHITE, PUBLISHER JAMES E LAWRENCE, EDITOR   FRANK D THROOP. PUBLISHER, 1930-1912   MEMBER OF THE ASSOCTATEN prerea

Naval Units To Help In  Evacuation   Blockade Of Port By British Ships Slated To Continu

De Gasperi To Head New Government  Italian -Leader  Reshuffles His

Pian To Remove  rechnicians From ivan Is Shelved   This Change In Plans Announced By Atilee

Mao Believed With Stalin in Moseow Parley   Battlefield Mecting Is Thought. Assured Now; Chinese in Retreat

5 Die In Chatr; 3 Awaiting Doom  Four Of Seven Negro Rapists Executed

Truman Starts Drafting Three  January Talks   Important Messages Will Be Delivered To Congress’ New Session

Truman Prepares Major Messages   Begins Preliminary Work On Talks For Next Congress Meet

Truman Prepares Major Messages   Particular Interest Will Center Around Message to Congress

President Is Busy On Three Major Messages He Will Otfer Congress

TRUMAN STARTS CONGRESSIONAL SPEECH DRAFTS   President Begins To Draft State OF ‘Union Address He Will Deliver To Jan uary Session.

U. S. Stabilization Office Criticized   Board Is Reported Split Over Wage Freeze

Labor's Dislike Of Wage-Price Program Grows  pag sept From Agreement ooh ay. Thaw Plan

Labor Board Split 3 Ways Over Pay Freeze   Disagreements Break Out Into Open Over Week End

—CON 1 ROLS— Labor May ‘Influence’ Wage Codes  Displeased With  Actions Of Board

WS58 Discouraged Over Prospects of Agreement  Labor Protests Over Stabilization Program Piles Up Headaches For Price-Waae Bosses

BRITISH SHIP EXPLODES, SIX MEN KILLED   Many Injured, Damage Meavy When Munition Vessel Blows Up.

Ship Blast Rocks Port Of Gibraltar   Ammunition Is Set Off while Craft Unloads

Ship Blast Kills 6 Men   Craft Explodes As Ammunition Being Unloaded

Income Tax Loses, Senate Votes Lacking  “Senate and House bitter. Sharply_on  “Dla ne Envi Radaceing

Pa. Senate Delays Income Tax Vote   Angry Statements _ Develop as Solons Propose Long Recess

Barbarism Is ‘Unique, Says Fighth Army   250,000 Civilians Slain in Korea, Legal Section Asserts

200 CAPTIVE MARINES DIE IN SINGLE DAY   Civilian Slaughter Also Mentioned In Officer’s Report

Accuse Reds Of Slauchter   Killed 5790 War Prisoners, Says Army Report

Charge Chinese Reds Killed 5,790 Prisoners of War   U. N. Calls Action ‘Barbarism Unique Even in the Communist World.”

NO LOST TIME _ BARR IN 2      Wagner Electric Corporation Sets Sgféty Mark in Mt¥ernon.

Freezing Of Parity Next On. Program   Truman Exeected To Ask Tor it Today  To Curb Feed Costs

New Move to Hold Food Costs Down Is Readied   Truman Will Ask Congress Today to Put Yearly Freeze on Farm Parity Prices

New Plan Proposed On Prices   Would Put Yearly Freeze On Farm Prices

Truman to Ask Limited Farm Price Parity Freeze, Tighter Rent Curbs

Truman To Ask Power To  Freeze Farm Parity Prices  To Seek Tighter Rent Curbs, Import Subsidies. Probably Credit Controls

Truman To Ask Congress For. Authority ToF revs Parity Pric esFor Y ear

«= New Move To Hold Food Prices Down. -«  President Will Ask Farm Parity Freeze   Administration Wants Subsidies On Some _ Imports, Including Coffee: Tighter Credit

CURB ON FARM PARITY PRICES IS SUGGESTED   Truman To Act In Attempt To Hold Down Cost Of Food   TIGHTER RENT CURB  PROGRAM PROPOSED

TRUMAN PROPUSED TIGHTER CEUING PRILES ON P00   Will Ask Authority to Place Year-at-a-Time Freeze on Farm Parit, Figure.   SPECIAL MESSAGE TO GO TO CONGRESS   President to Ask Subsidies on Some Imports and Probably New Restrictions on Credit,

Freeze on Farm Prices In Offing   Year-at-a-Time Action To Be Asked by Truman Today.

FREEZE’ ON FARM PARITY PRICES If ASKED BY TRUMAN   Message Seeking Wider Powers Wil! Be Sent to Congress Today   NEW RENT CURBS SEEN   Truman Also to Request Subsidies on Imports; Wider Credit Controls

One-Time Underworld Boss Anastasia Is Warned To Get Out Of Town Or E!se

Deadlock on Truce Line Holds  No Indication of Compromise, UN Officer Reports

Delegates Argue 94 Minutes, Adjourn  Buffer Zone Agreement  No Nearer

Parley Delegates. Argue For Hour On Buffer Zone   UN Officer Says Area Of Dissgreement Neither Broadened, . N arrowed

Parley Remains Stalled on Issue Of ‘Buffer’ Zone  Both Sides Firm On Demands for Neutral Areas

Still No Progress In Deadlock Over Cease-Fire Line   Expect Announcement by Gen. Ridgway Backing Up United Nations Stand.

REPORT FROM KAESONG AGAIN NO PROGRESS’   Ridgway May Make Statement Soon on Allied Korean View

No indications Of Compromise Are Visible Yet   Peace Talks Envoys To Gather Again On Wednesday

‘No Progress Reported Again at Kaesong Cease-Fire Talks; Buffer Zone Is Cause.   SOUTH KOREANS IN DEMONSTRATIONS

Both Sides Stand Firm On Proposed Buffer Zone   Reds Want Pullback To Parallel 38; UN Would Keep Position

Buffer Zone Thorny Issue  Both Sides Remain Adamant On   Both Sides Remain Adamant Or Issue Of Where Troops Halt

No Progress in Agreeing Upon Buffer Zone  Discussion Deadlocke For Fifth Day Over

Long Session Fails To End  Controversy  Another Meeting Scheduled Today

Conferees Cling to  Positions   Spokesman Says No Compromise Naw in Staht

ALLIES, REDS HOLD FIRM ON ‘BUFFER ZONE   Negotiators Argue Stubbornly on Cease - Fire Line and Get No Closer Together.   NO INDICATION OF COMPROMISE   Fighting to Continue Until Agreement Is Reached on All Terms of an Armistice.

Allies and Reds Argue Again on Cease-Fire Line   Disagreement Area Remains the Same

Communist Negofiafors Cling To Demand for Border on 38tt   Armistice Discussions: Reach Crisis As; Both Sides Get Stubborn; Observers See ‘Hope That Compromise Can Be’ Reached.

“BUFFER ZONE’ IS BLOCKING PROGRESS   Sixteenth Session Slated Tonight At Kaesong   Demonstrate Against Any Cease-Fire Line At 38th Paraltel

No Progress In New Talks At Kaesong   Fifth Successive Day Devoted to Buffer Zone Issue—Meet Tonight

Cease-Fire Talkers No Closer On Buffer Zone   Both Sides Remain Firm On Ideas on Final Line Issue

'15th Session ProducesNo Proaress   South Koreans Shout ‘On To The Yalu River’

KOREA TALKS IN DEADLOCK   Both Sides Adamant On Buffer Zone  leew

NO oIGN oct DF ANY BREAK IN LINE FIGH]   Stubborn Kaesong Arguments by Negotiators Getting No Place.

Fifth Straight Day of Parley On Buffer Zone   No Indication of A Compromise as Session Ends

No Progress Reported In Truce Talks   Deadlock Over Armistice Line  Is Unbroken

Truce Teams Deadlocked 5th Consecutive Day   Both Sides Repeat Buffer Zone Stands; S. Koreans Chant: ‘On To The Yalu’

Buffer Zone Stalls Kaesong Progress   Further Meeting Scheduled By Deleaations For Wednesday

No Compromise Indicated Today   But Position Could Change Quickly;Gls Improve Positions

No Progress Reported In Brief Parley   South Koreans Stage Protest Parades OnCease Fire At 38th

Decision On Cease-Fire Line Base Of Argument; Meeting Slated Tonight

Stubborn — Arguments  At Kaesong   Both Sides Remain Adamant On Buffer Zone Issue; Ridgway May Make Statement

Neifher Side Budges In Talk On Truce Line   Ridgway May Make Statement Backing UN Position

 —DEADLOCK —  UN View Amplified By Joy   QUICK CHANGE SEEN POSSIBLE

News of Truce TalksRepeated: No Progress   No Indication of Compro: mise on Buffer Zone [ssue, UN Delegate Savs

Negotiators Fail To Get Anywhere   South Koreans Hit Parallel Cease-Fire In Big Demonstratio:

Fifth Straight Day Of Talk On Bulfer Zone Issue Finds Delegates Still Deadlocked

Joy Refuses To Alter His  First Position   No. Korean Also Insists 38th Is Prover Boundary

UN Reports No Views  Changed   South Koreans Decry Cease-Fire at 38th Parallel ~ Ridgway  _ May Give Angles   Admiral Joy Refuses to Alter Position of UN

Truce Teams In Deadlock For Fifth Day   No Progress Made In 94-Minute Talk About Buffer Zone

Negotiators Clash Over Buffer Zone   Five-Day Session . Over Issue Ends  With No Progress; Plan 16th Meeting

Still Deadlocked On Buffer Zone   Negotiations. for  Cease-Fire Make Bek ‘ieee: sp

Teams Argue On Where To Draw Cease-Fire Line   Negotiators Spend Fifth Fruitless Day On Buffer Zone Issue

Korea Truce Talks Are Still Stalled   Neither Side Budging on Argument Over Buffer  nmr

NO SUCCESS REPORTED IN BUFFER ZONE ISSUE   Armistice Negotiators Argue Stubbornly for One Hour and 34 Minutes; Delegates to Meet Wednesday for Another Try at Breaking Deadlock

No Progress Has Been Made at Fifth Meeting   Rivals Schedule New Conference For Tomorrow Morning

Argue Stubbornly for 94 Minutes Armistice Negotiators No Closer on Cease-Fire Line

LACK ACCORD ON CEASE-FIRE LINE   Buffer Zone Argument Goes Into Sixth Dav

Cease-Fire Teams Continue to Argue, Report No Progress  Negotiators Discuss Buffer 7 one for 5th Straiaht Day

United Nations And Communists Envoys Stand Unyielding Upon Armistice Buffer Zone Dispute

Kaesong Parley Getting Nowhere   Both Sides Cling to Rival Demands for Buffer Line

Conferees Cling to  Position.  Snakeaman Gave   Spokesman Says “Now in Sight

Fifth Successive Day Devoted to the Buffer Zone Issue   Delegates to Meet Tonight in 16th Session at Kaesong

MALAYAN JUNGLE WAK RENEWED WITH FURY   British Move Swiftly Following Assassination Of High  Camemiccinnarc

AmbushSlaying Of Sir Henry Intensifies War  British Press Battle To Destroy Commuist Terrorism in Malaya

Malayan Jungle War Intensified  British Pursue Reds By Land and by Air

Jungle War Flares Anew  After Killing   Promises to Gain in Fury as Drive Against Red Terrorism Set

Debate Warms Up On Controls  Truman Worried By  Relaxed Provisions By JOHN CHADWICK

Senate Begins Showdown Fight On Controls Law   Long, Wordy Sessions Are Expected Before Extension Is Granted

Senate Is Moving For A Showdown Vote On Controls   Whole Program Due To Expire Saturday Midnight,

Senate Opens Showdown On Controls   President Pleads For Effective Economic Program

EXPIRATION DATE NEAR Senate Debate On Costeols Legislation Gets Under Way

Senate Ballot For Extension  Of Curbs Near   Showdown Slated ; With Control Act To Expire Saturday

Senate Pointing For Showdown In Control Issue   ‘Extension Sought Before Expiration Due On Saturday

Senate Moves To Showdown On Controls   Extension Debated After Truman Siap A  Present Measures

Two-Truck Collision at Taylor Leaves Austinite Dead, 10 Hurt   Fredericksburg Wreck Kills One

Iranian Premier Threatens To Toss British Gut Unless Talks Resumed

lran Premier : Tough Policy. Gets Approval   Senate Endorses His Proposal to Oust All British Technicians From Oil Fields

IRANIAN PREMIER DEMANDS BRITISH RENEW CIL TALKS   Mossadegh Threatens To Oust Technicians Ai Aba plows: Bie Stes:

lran Threatens To Take Action   Nationalist Premier Say: He’ll Throw Technician: Out if Delay Continues

Sheriff Tells  of Convict’s Death Scheme   Plan to Kill Former Judge Pacht, Buron Fitts, Too, Tipped Of

All-Out Fight On Price Rise Is Promised   Wilson Asks Nation To Unite Behind Defense Program

WILSON PLANS NEW CONTROLS OVER PRICES   Soys Living Standard  Will Be Normal After Few Years

‘NOBODY’? IS GOING TO PROFITEER!! Mobilizer Urges Everyone To Back Defense Program

Delense Boss Wilson Urges U. 5. To Unite On $150 Billion Program

State Legislature Enacts Increase On Gasoline Tax   Illinois Lawmakers Climax Session by Okaying Compromise

Measure Will Be Effective On August 1  Another Penny Will Be Added to Tew ten 1 1002

STATE HEALTH OFFICER SAYS COLLEGE NOT CO-OPERATING IN POLIG EPIDEMIC THREAT 

DR. COX SAYS A&l HEALTH CLEANUP LAGS   Non-Cooperation Charged in Drive Th Cur Polina

Chinese Leave ‘Death Roads’ Behind Them   No Resistance But - Allies Move With Caution and Care

YANKS PUSH DEEPER INTO RED KORE:   Advance Through Mine Fields and Tank Traps in Area Strangely Deserted by Enemy.   , LACK OF CONTACT SURPRISES ALLIES   Biggest Jet Air Battle of War is Fought Near Menchurian Border; Two ‘MIGs Damaged.

Light Opposition Found By Troopers   U. S. Jets Battle 40 Russian Aircraft In Swirling Fight

aN EN ee  Booby Traps Mines, Slow  UN Advance  Lack Of Contact  Surprises Allies

Forces Battle Through Mine Fields, Traps   U.N. Ground Troops North of Parallel Except at One Point -

Leave Roadways Of Death Behind In Withdrawal  Allies Stab Deeper Into North Korea

Routes Sown  With Traps   Little Opposition Met Except For Mines

Allies Push Through Enemy Mine-Fields   Stab Deeper Into Red Korea Against Littie _ Resistance as Enemy Forces Continue Stranga Withdrawal: U.N. Positions Consolidated

Air War Steps Up Over Korea   Russian-Made Planes Appear in Larger Numbers, Repert

ALL . DEEPER NORTH  OF PARALLEL   Deadly Roadways Are Left Behind In Strange Move

Allies Score Gains   United Nations Forces Stab Deeper Into Red Korea Against Little Enemy Oppasition

United Nations Forces Stabbing Deeper Info Red Korea as Opposition Still ls Dwindling  Roadways of Death Are Left Behind With All Approach Avenues Mined

Mines, Bombs Slow Allies  In Advance   Gains Censored— Foe’s Strategy Causes Surprise

U.N. Troops Stab Deeper into Korea As Enemy ‘Fades’  Reds Mine Roads, Retreat Silently Inta Narth Aran

Booby-Traps Slow Yank Advance   But No Contact Is Made With Reds Whose  UnexpectedW: ithdrawal Still Puzzles Allies

Allies Stab Ahead Over Death Traps; Pace is Slow   Communists Have With. drawn Suddenly in Central, West Fronts

Land Mines Booby Tr aps Lie In Path   Censorship Cloaks Distance Of Drive . Past Parallel 38

Foe Leaves Death Traps In Pullback   90 Jets Tangle In Wild Dogfight Near Manchurian Border

U.N. Forces Stab Deeper  Into Red Korea   Communists Withdraw Suddenly Anc Strangely On West. Central Fronte

Enemy Pulls Back, Leaves Death Traps   Communists Out of Sight Along Fronts in West and Center

U.N. Stabs Deeper Into Red Korea  But the Roads North Are Sowed With Mines

UNITED NATIONS ADVANCE DEEPER INTO RED KOREA   RESISTANCE LIGHT, BUT ROUTES SOWN WITH MINES, TRAPS

Allies Stab Deeper Into Red Korea   Progress Slowed By Mine Fields And Baoby-traps

Allied Advance Grinds Ahead  In Korea   Strange Red Withdrawal Puzzles Allies

Coming Issue: What Should Anti-Reds Do After Rebuilding Their Military Strength?

Eisenhower Aiming At 700,000 Troops To Defend Europe   Kisenhower’s Address Foreshadows Debate

Insists Nation Should Settle Down To Military Production And Defense Program For 20 Or 30 Years

DEATH ROW PRISONERS END HUNGER STRIKE   Had Protested Discipline After Escape of Condemned Slayer.

ACHESON WARNS RUSSIA HASN'T CHANGED POLICY   Secretary Uneasy Over Situation In Iran Dispute

Sec. Acheson Airs Views At Aid Hearing   Declares Military Aims Would Be Accomplished By Truce At-Parallel:

Marshall Resigns; Robert A. Lovett Gets Defense Job   Both Democrats and Republicans Applaud Appointment of Civilian, Former Texan, To Head American Military Establishment

Civilian Takes Over As. Head Man In America’s Gigantic Military Setup   President Expresses Deep Regret At Resignation Of Five-Star General After Exacthy One Year’s Service

Lovett Made Defense Chief; Marshall Out  ‘Personal Reasons’ Cause Given By General For His Resignation

Labor Day Traffic Toll May Hit 390   Nearly 40,000,000 Vehicles Will Re an tha hdenven

- Editorial Comment Indicates Truman "Had No Choice but Firing MacArthur

Bulk of U.S. Press Approves Removal of MacArthur  Denunciation of President Truman’s Action Mostly Confined to McCormick and Hearet Newenanoe [hating

Cease Fire Possible If Commies Get Out Of Korea And Stay Out   Special Session Of UN General Assembly Tomorrow To Consider Russian Proposal.

Auto Dealer Charged With  Price Crime   First in Country Up for Ceiline Violation

CAR SALE BRIM CRIMINAL CHARGE   TWO ACCUSED OF VIOLAT ING CEILING — ACTION FIRST IN NATION,

lke To Report In Broadcast  West Europe Defense Check To Be Told

Ike To Report To U.S., World Next Friday  To Brief Truman And Congress First

Britain Says Cupboard Is Almost Bare   Country's Food Situation Worse Than Days Of German U-Boats

SHELTON KINSMAN IS CHARGED WITH MURDER   Ogie Pennington( 35, Indicted by Grand Jury at Fairfield on Charge of Slaying Louis Sons a Few Hours After Ogie’s Brother, Sister-in-Law Were Machinegunned.

lay tas rans mn uvTe British Press Sees Lory Win Despite Closing Yote Gap 

Labor And Tory Margin Narrows  British Papers Predic' Conservative Victory

McCarthy May Give ‘Progress Report’ on 16   Cases Are Re-opened On Security Grounds

McCarthy Eyes Naming of 26      ‘State Department ‘Bashful,’ He Says

McCarthy Plansa Progress Report   Will Name 26 State Department ‘Risks

NORTH KOREANS COUNTERATTACK   Assault ‘On ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Launches AllDay Battle

All-Day Fight Takes Place For Ridge   Air Strikes Curbed By Weather; Guns Pound Red Bunkers

Reds Stab Wildly At Ridge   All-Day Fight  W aged in Counter Tires on EastCentral Front

Mixed Attack Touches Off All-Day Fight   ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ . Is Scene of Battle  Against UN Units; . Rain Halts Airmen

North Koreans Launch Series Of Attacks   All-Day Battle Ends Without Either Side Gaining Any Ground

Wild Attacks Launched By Communists   Touch Off All-Day Battle In East Central Korea

North Korean Battalion Launches Series Of Raids   Counterattacks Touch Off Long Battle In East

Heavy Battle Lasts All Day on New-WonRidge   Communists Seize, Then Lose Hill Near Chorwon

Series Of Wild Attacks Made  By Communists   Touch Off All-Day Battle On East And Central Front

Illinois Democrat Says They’re So Numerous Many Have Little To Do But Chat With Neighbors

Douglas Charges State Department Overloaded with Idle, Useless Men

Senate Is Poised To Kill’ Proposal   Extension of Deadline For Construction Of Waste Plants Is Issue

Measure Designed to Extend Deadline for Completion. Of Sewaqe Plants Faces Defeat

(Ohio Legion Elects: Opposes Draft Deferments For College Students

Clarence Whitemyer of Louisville Is New Commander of Ohio Legion

EI Centro Pair Found Safe With Badman   5 Boclies, Believed Those of Victims, Diccavared at Janiin

Butcher Gives Up; Caught in  Mexican Mine   Two Fishermen Safe; Mosser Bodies in Missour: Well

Price Supports To Be Retained   Temporary Extension of Controls Due As Saturday Deadline Nears

Father, Son to Face f Torch Slaying Charges In Auto Worker's Death

Father To Face Mich.  Accusatior   Torch Slaying Of Former Bent leyville Man Develops Sur. prising Angle As Father Of Accused Man Is Implicated   ADMITS HE HACKED VICTIM WITH CLEAVER

Many Bigger Battles Have Been Fought Than One af Seoul. Bul Few as Fatetul

Future of World May Be Decided By . Big Battle Raging at Gates of Seou

Toledo U. Cagers in  Seandal   Three Reported  Involved tn) Fixes

College Basketball Scandal Spreads Ic Toledo University   New York District Attorney Says Three Players Were Involved

Toledo Cagers Are Involved in Fix   College Becomes Sixth Brought Into Big Sport Scandal

Handful Of Birds Apparently Are Only Casualties Of Five Atomic Explosions

One Firm Cuts Cost of Table Sets $30-$40   Inventories of Many Items Climb As Sales Decline

rV Price Cuts To Move Stock . Seen Started   Banks Cut Back On Credit  To Textile Firms With   Piled-Up Inventories

Murray Gives Wage Strateg)  Board Hears Report, But Public Does Not

Fear Possibility Of Steel Strike, National Tie-up   Murray Discusses _ Terms With Union

Outlook Dim  For Immediate Settlement   Armistice Negotiations Reviewed Since Beginning Of Talks Last July

Only 17 Days Remain For Allied And Red Negotiators To Agree   Outlook Gloomy For Armistice In Thirty-Day Time Limit They Set

Only 17 Days Left  For Truce   Armistice Deadline Approaches With Gloomy Outlook For An Agreement

Outlook Is Still Black   Allies Demanding immediate Talks on POW Eychanae

IN “ILLEGAL” FLIGHT   Hungary, Romania Complain To U.S. About Missing Cargo Plane

Plane Flew  ra Bor   Hungery, Romania State Fired-At America C-47 Crossed Their Borders In ifleaal Manner

Satellite Border Guards Fire On Missing C-47   Plane Believed Down In Border Area Of Romania, Hungary And Yuaoslavia

Complaint Made Of U.S.A. Plane   Hungary and Romania Present Notes; Search Is Made For Huge Shir

SOVIET ALLIES ~ PROTEST FLIGHT BY U. S. PLANE   Charge Border Violated; American C-47 Fired on, is Still Missing,

U.S. AIRCRAFI CONTINUING ~ SEARCH   American Inquiries Made About Missing C-47  PILOT      Reports Ship Fired Upon; Tito Gives Permission To Press Search,

Claim Plane Crossed Borders  Illegally  Believe Pilot Followed Wrona Rive:   Believe Pilot Followed Wrong River Out of Belarade

Balkans Say U.S. Airmen Out Of Bounds   French Bid For Fast Aid May Spur Action In U.S.

U.S. Receives Red Complaint      aged Territories     sa Reeiiihie Charge

BORDER VIOLATED, SATELLITES CHARGE   Hungary and Romania Make Formal Protests Over Missing Plane Incident: Hunt Spurred

C-47 Transport Still Missing After Shooting  Hungary;. Romania   Hungary; Romania Present Notes. as Search Is-Pressed

Reds Confend Missing Plane Was Offender   U.S. Cargo Ship, Still Unreported, Crossed Boundary Illegally, Protest Asserts

Two Nauons Complain Officially   Tito Gives U.S. Permission to Search for C-17

Plane Under Attack   Hungary and Romania Declare Missing C-47 Crossed Over Their Domains Illegally

PROTEST FLIGHT ACROSS BORDER   Hurgary, Romania Complain; Search For Missing Ship

Hungary, Romania Complain About \Missing Plane Crossing Borders   Notes Presented Even While Search Goes On For C-47 Cargo Plane; Ship Fired On By Red Satellites. .

Cargo Plane Still Missing   Hungary Protests Alleged Violation _of Rules by U. S. Plane Over Europe

rungary and Romania Protes! U. S. Plane Violated Borders   \-47 lransport, Fired Upon by Reds, Stl Missing With Faure Ahaard

2 Satellites Complain to  US on Planes   Say Fired op Craft Violated Hungary, Roman» ia Territories

GROVER URBANSKY DIES   URUVUYENR URDANONA SL Vind  Former Mayor of St. Marys Grew Up Here; a K. U. Graduate

Dorothy Dix, Lovelorn Specialist, Famous Columnist, Dies at 8] —

Dorothy Dix Dies at 81; Original Columnist for Advice to the Lovelorn

Attacking UN Force Hits Stubborn Red Resistance In Artillery Duel

Allies Meeting Red Resistance  Action Is West of Yonchon, 8th Says

MICKEY C CONVICTED BY FEDERAL JURY   Little Gambler Is Found Guilty Of °  ‘Evasion Of Taxes

Mickey Cohen Convicted on Four Count: Of Tax Evasion; Could Get 20 Years

Cleanup Demanded In Revenue Bureau  Serious Irregularities Uncovered in Detroit

Tax Seandal Probe Urged By Senator   Internal Revenue Offices Involved.  Ferouson Savs

Ferguson Calls for Wide Investigation Of Scandals in Internal Revenue Dept.

ROBE DEMANDED OF GOVERNMENT  REVENUE OFFICES            rguson Calls for Inquiry After Senate Js Told of   “Serious Irregularities”  : in Detroit.   WOULD INCLUDE ALL MAJOR BUREAUS   Wichigan Republican Says Collectors Have _Oppor-__tunity for “Shakedowns and Favors.”

INVESTIGATION IS DEMANDED   Irregularities Found = Ik - Bureau Of Internal Re  venue Offices

Tax Collecting Probe Asked  Serious Irregularities Renartead in Detroit

New British Ambassador to US. HeldLikely   Replacement Seen of Si Oliver Franks in Washington

Britain May Replace Envoy  To Washington   Seek Representative Who Has Ful Confidence  Of Churchill

Changes In Diplomatic Corps Seen   Churchill Government Expected To Send New Ambassador  p To U. S. Soon

Report Claims Britain Might Replace Franks   Change of Envoy In Washington Seen Amona Reshuffles

Envoy Shift Due in U.S.   Replacement of British Ambassador By Churchill Friend Predicted

MR. CHURCHILL TO COMPLETE NEW CABINET   All Ministers Are tc Be Selected From Ranks of Conservative Party.

Britain to Replace Ambassador in U.S. Authorities Report  Complete Reshuffle Of Entire Diplomatic Service Is Expected

Vishinsky Skirts Question By U.S. On Disarmament  Jessup Asks If Red Would Let Inspecto:

Big Four Gets Busy On Talks   Hopeless Task Faces Delegates to World Conference On Disarmament

NEGOTIATIONS ON ARMS LIMIT OPEN IN PARIS   Big Four Attempts to Break Deadlock But Task Looks Hopeless.

W.H. GRAHAM CAPTURED IN TENNESSEE   Mt. Vernon Man Who Escaped From Menard Prison Scared Off From Kentucky Bank.   NABBED WITH TWO. ARMED COMPANIONS   Cars of Bandits and Pursuing Sheriff Both. Wrecked; Officer ‘Suffers Brokeh Back,

Allies Smash  Enemy Column   U.N. Line Holds in Face Of Death Charges

Big Guns Mow Down Enemy in Fierce Fighting   Communists Fail To Delay Advance By U. N. Forces

Epic Fighting Breaks Qut In Castern Sector   Heaviest Attacks Since Last Big Red Offensive

Despairing Reds Fail to Halt Allies   New Hill Positions in East Korea Wrung From Enemy.

U.N. Gains New Hills — In Eastern Strugele  Several Red   Several Red Death Charges Fail To Stop Allied Gains

New Positions Won in Furious  Ridge F ighting   More Allied Assaults Made in Central and West-Central Sectors

Fighting Rages Fiercest Along Eastern Front   Mountain Positions Change Hands Quickly In Heavy Assaults

Russia Warned A-Guns Ready To Hit Troops   Wrecking Of Cities May Not Be Necessary, AEC Chairman Says

Dean Describes Anti-Personnel Atom Firepower   Reds Warned Against Any New Aggressions

AEC Chairman Warns Russia U.S. Has Atomic Weapons to Destroy Armies

Russia Warned  By AEC’s Dean   New Atom Weapons Suggested for Use In Korean Conflict

Atomic Energy Hea: Warns Russia U. S. Can Destroy Army  Proclaims ‘New Era’   Proclaims ‘New Era’ In Atomic Weapons to Revolutionize Warfare

Chinese Reds Call for More Mass Killings to Stamp Out Revolutions

More Aircraft Funds Sought   Outlay Needed Now To Hit 140 Group Goal

SPEAKERS ARE CHOSEN   K. U. Student Groups Plan for Religious Emphasis Week

Truman Call: In Cabinet For Talks   No Comment On Whether Mac To Be Rebuked

Truman Cag’ On MacArthur May Be Neat   President Discusses ~ Controversy With ©.  Conereccianal T aatave

SHOWDOWN IS NEAR AT HAND . ON MARTHU   White House Keeps  ' Stlent Regarding Situation Involving U.N. Commander.

3-Point Plan Drawn Up Te Nip Inflation   Johnston Works Ou Steps As President Tries To Woo Labor

Tentative New Plan to Smother Inflation Ready  Interlocking Controls Are Being Considerec

New Master Plan Will Be Offered To Hit Inflation by Controls Over Business, Farms and Labor

Master Plan On Inflation Is Prepared   Truman Ready To Woo Labor, Curb Profits

New Plan For Anti-Inflation  Appears Near  Interlocking Price Controls May Be Key

Administration Proposes New Control Plan   Truman Officials Work on AntiInflation Deal

MASTER PRICE CONTROL PLAN IS DRAWN UP   Johnston Hopes To Kill Inflation Threat; Truman To Meet Labor Group.

New Master Plan Of Controls Set  Truman Fries Toa Woo Labor Back Inte Fotd

U.S. Prepares New Program  Of Price Curbs   Truman Appears Set To Step in, Try to Woo Labor Back to Mobilization Effort

(nterlocked System Due On Controls For Country   President Summons Labor Committees To Seek Mediation

MASTER PLAN TO CURB INFLATION IS PROPOSED   yoninson Readies tor Overall Controls On Industry Profits. Farms and Labor

Combination Is Sought to Plug Leaks in Dike   Interlocking Controls _ With Labor, Business and Farm Proposed

New Inflation Plan Reported Ready For Use      : Controls ae rel To Slow Inflation

Master Plan For Control Sefup Ready   Inflation Curb Program Covers Meaior Problems

Plan to Smother Inflation Dratted   Interlocking Price Controls Scheduled

3-Way Control Plan Devised      Would Unite Farm, Business, Labor to Curb Inflation

Map New Plan Ta Bring Halt To Inflation   Interlocking Controls on Business, Wage and Farm Prices Plotted

Temperatures   Truman Reported Moving To Woo Labor Back; Interlocking Setup Eyed

Administration. Ready To Offer New Master Plan  To Smother Inflation   To Smother Inflation With Curb On Wages  Profits, Farm Prices

New Controls Closing Leaks Are Prepared   Tentative Plan Expected to End Spiraling Costs; Truman Calls Meet

Master Plan of Controls Aimed To Halt Inflation  Truman Will Try   Truman Will Tr To Woo Labor To Part In Job

Master Plan Is Ready for Application   Johnston Is Reported to Have Worked Out Program to Forestall Further Inflation   Has Three Phases   Tentative Proposal Is Aimed at Profits, Wage Boosts, Parities

Administration Prepares Master Plan For Interlocking Wage-Price Controls

Inside Story’ of Big Jewel Theft  Testimony Is Given by Burglar Kitts

TELLS OF ROBBERY   Convicted Burglar Informs on $100,000 Jewel Theft ain 1949

Communist Trains Blasted By Allie:  U. N. Warships Bombare Red Korean Coasts,

ALLIED PLANES HIT RED AIRFIELDS   WARSHIPS BOMBARD KOKLAN COASTs—DOUGHBOYS CAPTURE TWO HILLS.

Former Government Official Calls Truman “Fakir, First Class’’; Protests High Taxes

xKKKwKy 300 HENS WHO HATE EACH OTHER'S LOOKS  GET ROSY-HUED GLASSES

Services for Mrs. Dean  To Be Here Tomorrow At Park Baptist Church

Kill 350, Wound 250 i Six Hour Battle Close To 38th Parallel Line   Spokesmen For Units In East Central Front Report Signs Of Continuance Of Withdrawals.

Britain Favors Turkey, Greece In Atlantic Pact   Labor Government, However, Insists  Spain Be Excluded

Pro posal § een  As Aid To Reds   London Would Let Turkey, Greece  Jon NATO

Ridgway Listens In Vain For Word Plan Is Accepted   High Allied Authority Urges Patience, Saying “It's My Guess That Not A Thing Will Happen For wn 6CLklelCUh Vet”: Rattlateante Quiet   (EDITOR'S NOTE: Additional details of the UN cease-fire proposal will be found on Page 11.)

Radio Broadcasts From Peiping and Pyongyang Carry Usual Propaganda

Fear 3 Persons Trapped in Fire af Stevens Point   Flames Consume 3 Buildings Following Morning Explosion

Stevens Point Store Explodes; Fear 3 Trapped   Building Razed: Others Set Afire: Legion Home Damaged

Manpower Limit Knocked Out By House Committee   Senate Clears Decks For Debate on Sending 4 Divisions to Europe

House Won't Vote On Troop Ceiling  Limitations Are Cut in Committee

Clause Limiting Armed Forces Taken From Bill   Closed Session Actior Strikes 4-Million-Mar Ceiling From Measure

No Ceiling On Army   Proposed 4-Million Man Limit Knocked Out by House Group

House Group Takes Ceiling Off Military   4,000,000-Man Limi Erased As Voting On Amendments Begins

REJECT PLAN 10 LIMIT SIZE OF ARMED FORCES   HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS LIMITATION BY 18 TO 15 VOTE

House Committee Bars Ceiling for U.S. Armed Forces   Chairman Vinson Wins Fight Against A Move to Limit The Defense Effort

Committee's Vote Hits Roo! on Manpower   Upper Chamber Limit of 4,000,000 Deleted From Companicn Bill

House Spurns Senate Limit Qn Manpower   Resolution W ouldRequire Joint Approval to Send Troops to Europe

Reds To Suffer If Talks Fail   Allied Strength In Kore Now Truly Great, Of ficers Disclose”

Chinese Communist Seen World’s Unhealthiest Being (‘Should Truce Talks Fail

If New Talks Flop, Reds to Get Hit Hard   Might Drive Them Back 80 Miles Into ‘Neck’ of Korea

U.N. Ready Te Hit Reds Hard If Truce Fails  Allies Wrest 250   Allies Wrest 250 Miles Of Territory In Three Months

GOP Charges Governor Had To Quif Posts   Claim Gruening Made to Resign By ‘Higher-ups’

M’ Arthur Probe Leaking Secrets, Russell Warns   Urges All Senators To Use Discretion tn Future Remarks

Senate Hearing Secrets ‘Leak’ Worries Russell   Possible Vital Information May Reach Russians

Leakage Of Vital Data Is Charged   Sen. Russell Says Hearing Reports May Help Russia

GOP Solons Join Russell in Silence Ple   Republicans Claim Trumanites Bared Wake Isle Secrets

Bridges and Hick Assail Wake Data   Marshall Says Policy Of Mac Would Be Harmful to Ike.

Senator Sa ys Knem v Gets Vital Secrets   Asks All At Hearing To Keep Lips Sealed; Republicans Agree

Yanks Lose, 5-1  Durocher Can Do No Wrong As Giants Continue Amazing Way

New Support Thrown Behind Wage Tax Bill   Schuylkill County Legislator Agree To Have New Vote

Reapportionment Ballot ts Called   Pa. House Members Vote on Congressional Changes For State

House Passes Reapportioning By 193 to 12  Only Minor Matters Pending Before Final Adiournment

House to Vote on the Last Major Issue Up for Action In Drive to Adjourn Tomorrow

State Legislature Will Meet Monday To Tackie Many Teach Problems

Railroad, Air Line Union Shops Voted  Dues Checkoff Also Approved by House

Seek a Hearing on Phone Rates   Assembly Favors Questioning Setup

Hearing on Bookie Wire s Resumed   Western Union Fears Suits if It Refused Service

Hood, No. 1 Stafe Trumanife, Denies Knowledge of Money Contributions fo Obtain Jobs

Grandmother Uses Up Spare Time As Steeplejack   Murder Clues Labelled Fake

TRUMAN WILL NOT BE ASKED T0 TESTIFY   Marshall Expected io Presen President's Views at Mac Arthur tees —___

Uniform Truck Fees Is Goal of New Senate Bill   Reciprocal Pacts With Other States Would Be Result  lf Meacurea Preene

Make New Headwa On H-Bomb   Eniwetok Experiments With Atom Bomb Give Valuable Information. Sav Weanons Experts

Delay Caused When Reds Bar U.N. Newsmen   Discussion ‘On Right Track,’ Says Allied Deleaate

Reds Halt 20 Seribes In Convoy   Won’tRenewTalks Until They Pass, Joy Tells Commies

Snag Is Thought © To Be Temporary As Convoy Stalls   American Admiral Tells Enemy He Is Ready To Return At Any Time; American Jet Fighters Shoot Down Three Migs —

U.N. Envoys Await Decision Of Commies   Parley Described As ‘On The Track’ Despite New Hitch

Allied Newsmen Barred By Reds From Attending   Admiral Joy Says Third Day Of Talks Will Not Open Until Newspaper Convay Allowed Through

Top Truce Decisions  Impending   President To Confe With Joint Chiefs Of Staff, McGrath

11-Year-Old Boy Whose Race Track Winnings Amounted To $2,805 Buys Defense Bonds On Judge's Order

All College Men Urgently Requested To Take Test for Draft Deferment

Draft Chiefs Urge Students To Take Test  Fear Bad Grades May Deter Many

Draft-Eligible College Men All But Ordered To Take Test  Students Asked to Report for Examination

Rain Delays  Scotch Whiskey  Pigeon Party Birds Must Wait  For Sunnv Dav

Fact, Foible,  “Cheated’ Gambler “Deals Death Card To Player, Self: Stranger Cashes In

Commission Votes To Keep Authority With Limited Powers: Called Socialistic

Disaster Crews Sandbag Levees   Thousands Homeless as Mississippi Continues Rampage in 2 States

MISS CALDWELL,  PVT. TUTTLE,Y NEDS AT ST. PETERS, CHURCH, LOVILIA, MONDAY

TAFT, STASSEN AND WARREN IN RACE But Eisenhower Big Question Mark

Labor to  Back New Program  End of Defense Boycott Seen as   End of Defense Boycott Seen as Union Leaders Meet Truman

Labor Joins Defense  Board Again «Step Indicates Better Relations

B8 Are Claimed Over Long Yule Holiday Texas Leads Nation  In Violent Deaths

Texas Lists 90 Violent Deaths In Four Days  State Paces National Record; 57° Killed. . In Christmas Traffic

Senators Hunt  New Revenues   1.5 Billion Needed To Offset Other Cuts

dis a Long Climb,  Aching Feet Hit New Yorkers 'A4s Elevator Strikes Continue

Fire Traps 40, Kills Four  In Montreal   Nuns Lead 200 Children Away From Big Blaze— Many on Upper Floors

Montreal Blaze Traps 40 Aged Persons in Home  Two Dead; Some 200 Cet et   Two Dead; Some 20€ Children Safe; One Nun Listed Missing

200 Children Are Led Out Of Buildin 9   Many Aged Persons, Mostly Women, Believed Still On Upper Floor

Home for Aged And Orphans Scene of Fire  About 200 Children 04 to Safety  >» Pwetbthalia Alecsee

200 Children Led to Safety; 2 Known Deac   Montreal Hospice Roof Sections Fall Into Upper Floor

MOST OF THEM ARE LISTED AS AGED PERSONS   Roof Collapses On Part Of Building Housing Blind Inmates

200 Children Led By Nuns Reported Safe   Number of Aged, Mastly Women, on Upper Floors

Home for Aged And Orphans Scene of Fire   About 200 Children Led to Safety By Catholic Nuns

EXCURSION BOAT RAMMED OFF N.Y   § Women Hurt as Craft : Hit by Railread Car Ficat

Protection Refused For Illegal Gambling Court Says Law Making  Gamblers Register Congtitutional

Gamblers Not Allowed To Use Court   Protection Denied by Special Three-Judge Tribunal.

Gamblers Can‘ Escape Paving That New Tax   Ruling Is Given In Test Action At Washington

Vaccine Seems Certain To Be Effective Against Poliomyelitis Attack

KKKKKS POLIO VACCINE SEEMS CERTAIN, O'CONNOR TELLS CIVIC LEADERS

lower ° « Vaccine for Polio, Believed Effective,  Now ‘Seems Certain’

Red Troops Drive 18 Mile Dent In Allied Lines and Capture Key Town of Hoengsong: Menace Wonju

100,000 Reds Take Hoengsong, Push to W onju  and Narth Maraan UWardac Cava   Chinese and North Korean Hordes Surge Down Snow-Caked Mountain Passes Into Central Korea.

Wiachine Guns Dark...Americans Vrag iheir Vead back  Up Front: Yanks Fight And Die To Stem Red Push

EMPHASIZE NECESSITY FOR U. S. TO RE-ARM   Should Continue the Tor Leaders of United States Claim

Big Three Peace Plan Fot ‘West Germany Is Ready   Former Foe Will Be Invited To Join Ranks In Free World Defense Lineup

Chinese Reds  Flee Before  Allied Drive UN Makes Gains In West. East

ALLIED TROOPS PUSH INTO RED BUILDUP AREA   Eastern Front Flares A UN Troops Advance 1,000 Yards

United Nations Offensive Registers New Gains Aqainst Communists In Western Sector; East Front Flares

No Negotiated Peace ls Seen   Allies Advance 1,000 Yards on Eastern Front

Men Of Nine U.N. Powers Head Allied  Offensive   Quiet On Eastern Front Disrupted By Quick Advance

Allies Move Into Area Of Red Buildup  Fighting Flares On Eastern Front

Allied Forces Enter Big Red Buildup Sector   Negotiated Peace Not In Sight Now

LIMITED GAINS ARE REPORTED BY ALLIES   Action Breaks Out On Long Quiet Eastern Front  126 IET DIANE   Involved In Two Battles: No Negotiated Peace Seen In Near Future

AMERICA BACKS BRITAIN ON EGYPT CRISIS   Will Submit Plan For Defense Of Middle East

SUEZ DEFENSE PLAN OUTLINED BY SECRETAR'   ‘International Army Would Replace British, Ache  son Says   ANTI-WESTERN RIOTS DEVELOP IN CAIRO

Cook Calmly Tells How He. Slew Family   Twenty Year Old Murderer Relates Grisly Killing of Car] Mosser Family

Butcher Billy Cook Confesses Murdering Mosser Family After Children Whimpered

Cook Admits He Murdered Family Of &   He Killed Mosser Family Because 3 Youngsters Cried; Also Confesses  He Slow Saloeman

Cook Admits Killing Mossers, Salesman   Slayer Tells Details of Family ‘Death Drive’

Makes Reply to Malik's CeaseFire,Proposal in Behalf of Russia in Speéch at Tullahoma, Tenn., Today.

President Obviously Replies To J. Malik   Foreign Policy Speech Carries Blistering At. tack On G. O. P. For Criticism Of Acheson; Claims Victory In Korea

Hero’s Burial Planned Fov Adm. Sherman   Naval Chief Dies In lialy; Suffers Two Severe Heart Attacks

Plane To Britig Body Back To U. ¢ for Burial   U. S. Naval Chief To Be Buried in Arlington Cemetery

Navy Skymaster To Bring Back . Sherman's Body   Navy Chief To Get Top Military Burial

Sherman’s Body ToBe  Flown Home   U. S. Navy Chief Dies In Italy Of Heart Attack

Strange Illness Proving Fatal   Army Reports 25 Death: Out Of 196 Cases Among Troops.

MALADY KILLS 25 G.1.S 196 American Troops StrickeW ij Korean Battle Zone

US May ‘End’ War on Reich  Action Designed To Build Up Western Germany's Defenses

U. 5. and Allies Soon to Terminate State of War With West Germany

Allies Set To Formally End  German War  All But Rou ‘ Séeu In, Acaicd

Action Due In Congress In 2 Weeks   det Would Welcome Benn Regime Into Europe Nofeanse Forees

Allies Preparing Action To End  German War  Nations Ready To Sign Formal Treaty Of Peace

Showdown On China Is Near In UN. Sessions   Arab-Asian Bloc Seeks To Delay Naming Aggressor

Cold, Warm Air Race For State   Sleet Reported In Widely Scattered Area This Morning

Oatis Conviction Hif by Truman   State Depariment, Studying Ways of Freeing Newsman

U.S. Protests Sentencing  Or Qatis   State Dep’t Seeking Means to Seek Release of Newsman Sentenced as Spy by Czech Court.

TRUMAN RAPS CONVICTION OF OATIS AS SPY   Calls it Communist Attempt tc Intimidate Free World, Press.

Oatis Begins 10-Year Term In Czech Jai   U, S. Newsman Sentenced For ‘Spying Out State Secrets’ By Red Court  la Caockncltavakin

 AP’s Oatis Gets Ten Yea rs  \President Joins in Blast At Reporter's Conviction

President, Stafe Department Hit Oafis’ Sentence  Means of Obtaining Ralanen Are Stidied

Oatis Begins a  10-Yr. Term in Czech Prison Trial of Reporter  For AP ‘Travesty On Justice’

Oatis Freedom Sought by U.S.  President Labels   President Labels Conviction Attempt To Cow World Press

In Every American Community _ Something Usually Happens to Put Flame in Christmas Spirit

Assembly Drive: Toward June 1 Adjournment  Most of Major Issues Still Require Action By Legislators

Assembly Drives For June Adjournment With Showdown Pending on Major Issues

Assembly Driving For Adjournment   Sizzling Showdowns On Hot Issues Is Aim of Legislators

Billion Cut ‘Going to Stick’   Russell Believes Foreign Aid Slash Will Go -Throuah

(UL WILL NEMLALN Georgia Senator Thinks   Slash in Foreign Aid Bill  to Stick

Envoy Delivers Personal Letter From Truman  President Urges   President Urges Peaceful Settlement Of Oil Firm Dispute

Truman Said to Hay Sent Personal Note To Iranian Premier  Called For Peaceful Settlement of Oil Dispute With Britain

GOVERNMENT THAWS PRICES FORRETAILER   OPS Director Expect Greater Roll-Backs _ Due To New Order

PRICES UNFROZEN ON CLOTHING, RUGS AND FURNITURE   200,000 Items Affected by New Orders; Many Price Hikes Expected   CALLED ‘FAIRER’ SYSTEM   NPA to Release Limited Supply of Materials _ for Repairs

Retail Prices Of Many Goods  Untrozen Again   New Freeze Clamped On Margin of Retailer's Profit

OPS Lifts Freeze On Many Prices, Fixes Margins OF Protit kor Retail Stores

Hike in Prices Due as Result Of New Orders   Firms Must Go on New Basis by March 29th; Some Cuts Are Likely

Rules Relaxed For Retailers of 200,000 lems   New Freeze Put On Profit Margin, Act Held Fairer

Wholesale Price i Feb, 24 1s Now Basis for Markup   Wage Increases Up to Ten Percent Granted to Labor

Retail Markup Margin Frozen   New Order Includes Clothing, Furniture

THAWS PRICES FOR RETAILERS   OPS Director Expects Greater Roll-Backs Due To New Order

Surplus Deal Involves  Truman Aide   Vaughan Under Fire In Senate Probe

Claim Vaughn and Maragon Linked With Sell-back of Army Surplus ©

Truman Lashes at Russia, Political Maneuvers In Talks   Likens Russian Government to ‘Beast of Prey’

Truman Hits Out In Campaign-Style Attack Against Critics At Home, Rulers Of Russia

Truman Lashes Out at Russian Dictatorship   Red Society Called Jungle in Speech

Truman Blasts  Soviet ‘Jungle  Hits Magazine Tells Postmasters  He'll Ride Scooter ‘If Ever Retired’ .

U. 5. Spending Critics Scored By President   Truman Strikes Out At Subsidies OF Slick Magerzines

President Makes Two Speeches In Washington  — Soviet Society Said ll   Soviet Society Said To Be Jungle Run by Government

Iwo Lively Speeches by. Mr. Truman   Lashes Out at Red Dictatorship; Also Patitical Maneuvers

Truman Hits Af Critics And Reds In Two Addresse:   President Claims Credit For Economy; Claims Reds Lie

President Lashes Out At Russia   In Two Speeches Truman Also Assails Political ‘Maneuvering’ at Home

Truman Blasts Red ‘Tyrants’, Beasts of Prey   President Also Lashes Out at Publishers of Stick Magazines

Truman Strikes  At Crities  Of High Taxes Claims Credit For Economy . In Government “i

Truman Lashes  New Deal Foes  Critics Of High Taxes And Spending Hit In Campaign-Like Talks

CAMPAIGN-STYLE SPEECH  President Blasts Critics - At Home, Enemies Abroed

TRUMAN LASHES OUT AT RUSSIA   President Also Blasts Political Maneuvering At Home

Truman Lashes at Bolshevik Promises; ‘Slick’ Magazines   Calls Red Promises A Scrap of Paper Before Constitution

SAYS TREATIES ONLY SCRAP OF PAPER TO REDS   Claims Magazines Don’t Want to Pay Own Way in Mails

Postmasters  Cheer Speech   Truman Takes a Rap at ‘Slick’ Magazine Boys’

Truman Hits Power-Mad  Soviet Rulers   Blasts Spending, Tax Critics in Barbed, °52 Campaign Style

ATTACKS ON LOYALTY OF WORKERS HIT   Bolshevik Pacts Not Worth Paper,  Truman Contends

Two Lively Speeches by Mr. Truman   Lachec Gui at Red   Lashes Out at Red Dictatorship; Also Political Maneuvers

Truman Blasts Soviet Rulers  As ‘Power Mad’   Makes Campaign-Style Attack on Critics of High Taxes, Spending

Truman Blasts  U. S. caiiks at         President Refers To Soviet Rulers As ‘Power Mad’

lito Makes Jibe At Premier Stalin  Yugoslavia Warns Soviets Once More

Modern Cars Are Built Ruggedly; 70-Year-Old Drivers Can Take It, Too

U. S., Tito to Sign Arms Aid Pact   American Weapons to Go to Yugoslavia

America to Arm . Yugoslav Force:   Tito Will Get Military Ai  Against Stalin

U.S. Will Help Arm Yuaoslavia   Pact Will Govern Flow Of Weapons

Marshall Sets Tight on Mac ‘Firing’ Issue   Defense Secretary Says Russia-Red China Pact Reason for U. S. Concern

Cites Pact With China  As Reason   Claims Statements By MacArhur Made Our Allies Jittery

Shows Concern Over Possible Russian Move   Senate Probers May  Take Several Days  More For Questionin

Could Result In Soviet's Entry Into Korean War  Congress To Seek Swift Decision In   Congress To Seek Swift Decision In MacArthur Dispute

'OPS Gets Big-Hearted— ‘Small Stores Have Choice Of Arsenic or Hemlock

Another U.S. Tax Official Is Suspended   Serious Charges Are Filed . Against Newark Alcohol Inspection Chief

Internal Revenue Scandal Continues  Newark Inspector Will Face Charaes

Probers Are Fold Cf Padded Bills   Claim Head of School Requested That Bills To School be Padded

Logging Controls Open In Washington, Oregon As Woods Fires Spread

Demand Shunted by Republicans  Oust McCarthy From   Oust McCarthy From Committee, Is Reques

Shake-Down Tale Told of Officers   Missouri Police Tried for ‘Pay-Off,’ Liquor Dealer Claims

Liquor Runner Claims Attempt At Shake- Down  bike: Betenl TRL   Missouri Patrol Chief Doubts Truth of Story Given to Senators

Senate Faces Five Battles On Draft Bil   ‘Debate Expected to Begin * Tuesday on Cantroversial Measure

18-Yr.-Old Draft Fuss Continues  Argument Expected Over Five Issues

REARMAME NT BATTLES LOOM FOR SENATORS   18-Year Draft May Get Into Picture This Week

OUwii Legisiation  [2 eated Battles Face Senators ln Debate on New Draft Buls

BATTLES LOOM FOR SENATORS   18-Year Draft May Get Into Picture This Week

House Returns  To Curbs Battle;  Vote Imminent   CIO Says Corporations Should Pay Additional Five Billion Annually

Balloon Explodes, Scorches 13 Gl’s  Were Filling with Hydro gen One of Four Markin; iota. CA.

Balloon Burst Burns 13 Gls  Blast Takes “Place   Blast Takes ‘Place At Truce Site

Wolf Whistles Shrill as Order Mixup Sends Lone Woman to Air Force Base

Girl Airforce Private Finds Herself Only Woman At Grenier Army ; Has No Dates Despite Stagline Of 600

THURSDAY'S MARKETS   1250 Register for Finance Forum: Ist Meeting Monday WithD.M. Speaker   Golf ‘and Country Club Site For. Session #4

ACHESON CITES RED CHINA'S AIM TO TAKE ISLAND   U. S. Accused Of Using Armed Force to Prevent ‘Liberation’ -Explains Talk With Foe.

Red China’s Aecusation Makes Issue   Secretary Acheson Testifys Country’s Name Was Used Du  To Statements

Secretary Defends UN Bid To Reds   Acheson Says Peiping Invited To Sessions  After Charges

Red Telegram Accusing US. In Testimony  Aahacan Talle Vséha   Acheson Tells Why Chinese Communists Invited To UN Talk

Acheson Tells Of Formosa Controversy  Red China Accused  U. S. of “Aggression TA. Dek bank tala

Tells Probe Of Formosa Accusations  Brewster Charges   Brewster Charges Secretary Distorts Report On Policies

Says China Filed Count Against U.S  President Accused Of Aceression In

Red China’s Accusation Makes Issue   Secretary Acheson LS a. ee ee   Secretary Acheson Testifys Country's Name Was Used Du  To Statements

5-8 Killed in lran Rioting Staged by Reds   Large Crowd Protests Arrival of Harriman,  Police Restore Order

Riots Sweep City As Truman Envoy Arrives In Teheran   Big Red Throng Parades In Protest To Visit  Re Harriman

» Pro-Reds Stage Big Protest In Iran   Eyewitnesses Claim Five to Eight Person: Killed; Crowd Shouts “Harriman Warmonger’; First Talks Today.

Pro-Communist Riots Protest Harriman Trip   Arrival of Truman’s Troubleshooter for  Iran Talk Sparks Mob

164,000 Idled In Car Industry   Inventory, Materials And Quotas Slow Work

Ousted Mayor Wins Parsons  Primary Race   Vernon C, Axton Leads Field of Six for Top Municipal Nomination

Prayers Led For Monarch By ‘Red Dean’  All British Churches  Join In Services For At Etag King Cenrve

Vinton Pullen To Sell His Well  Improved Farm  Family To Move To California

West German Reds Would Defy Soviet   Form Party Dedicated Tx  Reunification

Nationalists Ready fo Sign Japan Treaty  Ce Sea ee  Re oe aT. oon   Must Recognize Nationalist China Before Signing

Lack Supplies; Chinese Forces Slowly Wilting   Allied Patrols Pust Into Munsan; Reds Continue Retreat

Two Ganasters Shot To Death In Los Angeles  Victims Of Ganglanc Warfare Outbreak   Victims Of Gangland Warfare Outbreak In California City

Believe Killer Was Friend Who Talked To Them   Slayer Escapes In Second Auto After Shooting

COHEN TIED TO KILLINGS  2 Kansas City Gamblers Shot Down In Hollywood

Victims, Both Kansas Cit Thugs, Were Suspects In Attempt To Kill Cohen

Gangsters Slain In New Outbreak In Los Angeles   One of Victims On ‘Most Wanted’ List; Shot in Back In Car

Tydings Called ‘Clever Little Faker’ By McCarthy After Ex-Senator Boosts Gift Offer to $10,000

No Friendship  a  comms — To ae.   Tydings Letter Gets _ WCarthy Reply

Plane Flies From North Korea Area Pew Hours After Allies  Denounced As “Fraud” Latest  Bombing Allegation   MAY ASK MEETING SITE BE CHANGED

Unidentified Craft Visits Truce Outpost   ULN. Investigators Reject Red Story of New 'Bombina’

Elite Guards Outlawed in Germany  Nazi-Like Political - Party Bids for Power

New Reich Party Bids for Power In British Zone   Allied Authorities Seek to Dissolve Nazi-Like Group

West Germany Nazis Reappear  Outlaw Guards Act  Ad. Aa i es oe a

COTTO:      Southwestern Ranchers Join Rain-Making Procession At Carlshad Meeting; Success Of Northern Experiments Encourages Scientists Here  . f

Fine’s Income Tax Plan Runs Into Trouble   Likely Cracks in GOP Line Threaten Act as House Sets Vote Today

HOUSE READY TOBALLOT ON INCOME LEVY   Fine’s Plan Runs Into Legislative Snags, But Advances   Higher Taxes May Not Come This Year---“If’

HOUSE READY TOBALLOT ON INCOME LEVY   Fine’s Plan Runs Into Legislative Snags, But Advances

Fine’s Income Tax Measure Meets Stronger Opposition In Both House and Senate

Five Senators Say They’ll Vote Against Measure   Test Vote in House Rejects Demand for Public Hearing With Only Seven Votes to Spare; Sorg Confident.

Trouble Looms In Assembly For Income Tay  5 GOP Senators Oppose it—Party Splits in House

Defense Bills Hurried Thru To Clear Decks   House Begins Cleanup Work on New Year’s Day

31ST CONGRESS WILL ACT ON “MUST” BILLS   iWO bHIlL Issues Are Preparedness Spending and Civil Defense Program.

Defense Spending, Civil Defense Program, Restoring World War I Powers Awaiting Final Action —   NEW CONGRESS WILL CONVENE TOMORROW

National Defense Is Big Problem   Dying Session Scramble: To Complete 20 Billion Dollar Program For Tomorrow Morning

Congress In Sprint To Adjourn   Lawmakers Scramble To Pass ‘Must’ Bills In Defense Program.

QUADRUPLETS SAVE FAMILY HOMESTEAD   Testimonials for Milk Com. pany to Pay Off Past Due Mortgage.

Alkied Forces Withdraw Temporarily In Face Of  Chinese Counterattacks   Communist Resistance Building Up All Along Korean Front; Ridgway Warns End Of War Not Yet In Sight

Ridgway Warns No End Of War Yel In Sight   Commies Hurling Two New Drives North Of Parallel

Enemy Attacks Force Allied Withdrawal; No Contact Is Made With Main Red Army

Acquit Hiskey for Contempt  Wisconsin Scientist A 4. § @QAs tat *.. $*, tt:

Railroad Strike Paralyzes France  Reds Touch Off Netional Walkout

Radio Dispute Figure Dies  George A. Richards Fightina License Case

Coup in Siam Is Surrounded  By Red Areas   Picture of Turmoil, Possible Revolution Shown in Reports

Rebels Seize  Reins in Siam   Prime Minister Kidnaped In ‘Military Coup

COLD WAVE HITS CAROLINAS HARD   Most-: Widespread: Freeze Of Winter Strikes—Stift  * Wind Helps Bring In:Bitfer Weather.

Briton Makes Conciliatory Speech Before UN Assembly; Satellites And Soviets Lose No Time Attacking Views   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

FULL SERVICE   Eden Asks Soviet Take Fresh Start   Vishinsky Urged To Study, Not Laugh

Eden's Appeal To Reds in U.N. Mef With Scorn   Polish Delegate Attacks; Vishinsky Will Also Reply

Eden Pleads  ‘AtParis _ For End to Name-Calling   Urges Russians To Make Serious Study of Allied  Arms Procram

Elen Asks Truce To Name Calling And Angry Worts’   Takes. Vishinsky To Task “For His Scorn of: PeaceIdea

Briton Makes Conciliatory Speech Before Uh Assembly; Satellites And Soviets Lose _’ No Time Attacking Views

First Address At Assembly Rebukes Reds   Foreign Secretary Asks Vishinsky To Stop ‘Laughing’

EDEN ASKS END TO NAME CALLING   URGES RUSSIANS IN U.N. TO STUDY WEST'S ARMS LIMITATION PLAN,

Name Calling Truce in U.N. Urged by Eden   Urges Russians Study Big 3 Arms Census as Start on Road to Peace

British Foreign Secretary Rebukes Vishinsky; Pearson Also Calls for Reconsideration

Russians Asked To Cut Laughs, Hit Peace Road  Fden Attacks   Eden Attacks Vishinsky ‘Abuse’

Atomic ‘Wonder Weapons’ Steadil Growing Nearer   But Senators Say © Soldiers, Bullets     Will Not Fade Away

ATOM WEAPONS NEARLY READY   Foot Soldiers Won't Fade Away, However

New Atomic. Weapons Near; GI's To Stay   McMahon, Lovett, Pace Cite Swift Progress Toward Achieving New Arms

U. S. Perfecting Wonder Weapons   Atomic Weapons Nearer, Top Officials Say, But Soldiers and Bullets Still Will Be Needed.

Swift Atom Progress Won’t Outmode Bullets  Lovett Says U.S. Must Rely  «6 On Tested Methods Of Battle

Officials Say Atomic Wonder WeaponsNearer   But Soldiers, Bullets Still Are Needed

Foot Soldier, Bullets Here To Stay Despite Nearness Of Wonder Weapon:

Foot Soldiers Still Needed Despite   Prooress On Atomic Wonder Weapons

OFFICIALS SAY NEW ARMS NEAR HANDS OF MEN   Defense Secretary  Lovett Says Swift  . Progress Has Been  Made On Special Warfare Modele

! . a eo . Top Congressmen, Military Officials Promise  Atom Weapons Near Hands Of U.S. Fighting Men

SOLDIERS, BULLETS NEEDED -Atomic Wonder Weapons Near, Say Top Officials

Atomic Wonder Weapons Nearer Hands of U.S Fiahting Men. Conaress and Military Reveal

Atomic Weapon: Won't Replace Present Arms  Lovett Insists Main  Reliance for Present far Pi wmwun wh aK a en ee

Atomic Wonder Weapons Seen Near   Foot Soldiers And Bullets Still Needed. Officials-Assert -

Trio Confesses Mythical Murder   Brutality Used to Gain Admissions; FBI Probes

FBI Investigating Sheriff's Tale  Three Negroes Beaten To Confess To Slaying That Never Happened

Republicans Call Vote  Good Omen   But Democrats See No Analogy To U. S. Situation

ATTLEE FALL GOOD OMEN, SAYS G.0.P   MARTIN AVERS ELECTION SHOWS SOCIALISM IS DOOMED—-DEMOS REPLY,

Republicans Call British Labor's Fall Good Omen   But Demos Don’t See It That Way

U.S. Proposes Big 4 Parley In Washington   Notes Sent to Other Three Powers to Find Real Cause of Tension

Blu 4 MEETING PROPOSED BY U. 5.   NOTE TO RUSSIA SUGGESTS _ FOREIGN MINISTERS MEET IN WASHINGTON.

U-S., France, Britain Ask Big 4 Talks   Tension Throughout Warle Is Blamed on Russian ee eee en Eee

Crisis-Ending Parley Asked   U. S. Proposes Big Four Meeting Be Held In Washineton

‘General Attitude’ o! UL S.S.R: to Blame, Says U.'S.; Denies  Germany Sole [ssue

U.S. PROPOSES BIG FOUR MEET IN WASHINGTON   Preliminary : Meeting Of Representatives Is Suggested

U. §. Proposes ‘Tension Talk  Note To Russia Is Bid To Conference

American Note Delivered to Andrei Vishinsky  Parallel Notes Also Sent by Great Britain  win Daan TET et Ee a © am es Bee   Parallel Notes Also Sent by Great Britain and France; Would Have Session in Washinaton to Ease Tension.

PROPOSES BIG FOUR PARLEY. IN CAPITAL   U.S, Suggests Discussion of ‘Real Causes” of World Tansions

U.S. PROPOSES BIG 4 MEETING IN WASHINGTON   Note. Accuses Russia Of Causing Present World  Tension   BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN FULL AGREEMENT

BG FOUR MEET IN WASHINCTON      Preliminary Meeting Of Representatives Is Sugvested

U: S. Proposes Big Four Meeting In Washingtor  Asks Russia-To Discuss Real Threats To Peace At Paris Session March’S _

Marcus Fights Contempt Case   High Court to Decide If Court Order Stands

Court to Rule on Marcus Case   Will Determine Issue .of Chippewa County Contempt Penalty

3 Prisoners Are ~ Held in $420,000 Weekly Dope Ring   Believed Link to Mob Reported Ruled Le ‘Lardiano:

$420,000 Weekly Dope Sale Charged to Trio   Prisoners Accused of Heading Notion Wide Druq Peddling Ring

2nd Division Holds Gain on Wonju Front   But 500 Red Planes and 200 Tanks Stand Poised for Assault

Yanks, French and Dutch Kill or Wound 2,100 North Koreans and Seize Ke; Roads Near Wonju.   ENEMY BODIES LITTER SNOW-COVERED FLELD   seven Chinese Red Army Corps Building Up South of Seoul for Probable Major Attack.

Buildup Seen Near Wonju,  Transport Hub   Join Northerners for Possible Attempt to Breach U.N. Defense

Rockne’s Son Shot Entering Wichita Home   Is Hospitalized In Critical Condition

Rockne’s Son Shot After Drinking Fray  Hospital Reports Condition Critical

Rockne's Son Shot Critically   Forced Way Into Wichita Home Saturday

Knate Rockne’s Son, 35, Is. Shot   _Reported-in Critical Condition; Shot After Forcing Way Into Hom

Felled in Flight  Rockne’s Son Seriously Shot, Had Forced Way Into House

ROCKNE'S SON IS SHOT TWICE   Wounded While Trying To Force Entry Into Wichita House

forced Entry Into Wichita House Son Of Knute Rockne Wounded In Sheotinea

Young Rockne Is Near Death  Son of Noted Notre   Son of Noted Notre Dame Coach Is Shot

Rockne’s Son Shot; Forced Way Into Home   Occupant Fired Twice When Intruder Fled: Condition Is Serious

Knute Rockne’s Son Wounded in Wichita  Shot After Forcing Entry to Home

Committee Told Way Js Through  Free Elections   Russia’s Malik Fails In Effort To Block Talk.

United Germany Vitally Needed. UN Group Told   Red Tries To Stymie Talk: Czech Communist Said Purging Entire Party

United German Nation Is Vitally Necessary, Says Dr. Von Brentano

Allies Plunge Ahead in Korea   Communisis Offer Little Resistance

Allied Troops Plug Forward in Korea Despite Mud, Rain; Enter Pyongyang

Some Activity Despite Rain On Korea Front  U.N. Units Probe Into Deserted City

Sabotage Probed in Air Crash  FBi Agents Guard Wreckage After 50 Are Kilied  Wear Oakland. Cal

Thirty-two Bodies Removed Fron {Crash Scene In California Can. yon; 50 Were Killed In Crash   NINE BODIES STILL IN PLANE WRECKAGE

FBI Guards Wreckage of Plane Which Carried 50 To Death Neor Oakland

Probe Plane Crash— FBI Looks. For. Sabotage Clues In: Air Tragedy: Fatal To 50

G-Men Guard Plane Wreck, Open Inquiry   Technicians To Determine If Sabotage Played A Part In Accident That Killed 50 Persons

WHitFITSY ~WteWERER PRARIO) AO IN TT Tae fintnreuteet  Government Spends Itself $1 Billion Into Rea

Rerwany's Trade  Row: Is Settlec   East And West Sectors Agree To Compromise

May Have Given Gen. Ridgway New Orders For Military Actior   Defense Secretary Spends Mysterious Six Hours- With Allied Leaders In Front Lines.

Russ in Action, General Believes   Red Challenge to U. S. Air Supremacy Investigated by Vandenbera.-

Electric Manager Cites Desperate Power Shortage  EFxpnlans 73 Per Cent   Explans 73 Per Cent Of Farms Provided With Enerov

Huge Cloud Mushrooms Over Test Ground; Flash Seen in Four West States

“ Anti-Reds Turn Loose 2,000 Balloons With Messages of Hope to Czechs

‘Winds Of Freedom’ Blow Over Czechoslovakians   2,000 Balloons Carrying 2,000,000 Messages Set Laose By Free Peoples OFT he ee.

JessupOutlines Aims Of West To UN Group   He Says Big Three Will Talk With Fixed De sire For Accord

WEST TO TALK — ARMS WITH RUSSIA   Jessup Explains New Disarmament Proposals

Jessup Explains Revised Proposa   Tells UN Political Committee West Hopes To Agree

“DEAD” WOMAN EATS FIRST HOSPITAL MEAL   Woman Was Taken To Morgue Seven Days Ago Apparently Dead: Now In Good Shape

‘Dead’ Widow Sits Up, Takes Food Seven Days After Entering Morque

Query Officials Who Took Over From Cenedells   Court Attorneys’ Parley With D. A, Assistants Delays Hearing At Hub

First of Arms  Talks Are Hele   Big Four Group Plans Dec. 10 Report

Father Removes Son from Army Camp tc Hospital: Says illness Was lanored

Record Budget for State Voted  Senate Concurs on $211,844,769 Bill

Senate Passes Budget, Sends It To Kohler   _ Unanimous Action Concurs In Assembly Vote; Budget Highes' In State History

State Senators Pass Budget Bill For $211,844, 000  Measure Now Goe:   Measure Now Goes To Kohler; Debate Held to One Hour

Record Badger Budget Passed by Legislature   Senators Unanimously Agree With Assembly: Little Debate

Allied Forces Roll Back With Punch In Korea  U.S. Chief Confident Of Stopping Enemy

Van Fleet Declares UN Troops Can Stem Chinese Offensive   Entire Front Rolling Back Under Long-Expected Spring Drive of Communist Armies

U.S. Chief of Mobilization Is Optimistic   Inflation “Moderated” But Further Controls Over Prices Sought — No “Pinch” Foreseen

Nation Grows Strong   Mobilization Director Says United States Has Power in Sight To Deter Agecressor

On Progress, +t. ; News Conference  Inflationary Spiral. ;? Madarnatad. Ha Cun

Mobilization Head Pleased By Progress   Director Charles Wilson Says Nation Has ‘In Sight’ Military Power To Deter Any  Aggressor.

Wilson Points to Growing Strength   Asserts U.S, Soon Can Deter Any Aaaressor Notion

Wilson Asserts Progress Made on Mobilization   Inflationary Spiral Has Moderated But a New Effort Is Needed

Inflation Rise Leveling Off   Wilson Says ODM To Seek More Curbs

Wilson Due For Report On Progress  Of Defenses  Director To Assure   Director To Assure Americans Austere Economy Not Slated

U.S. Strength Nearing Goal   Inflation Spiral. -. Eased; Says’ Wilson

Says Arms Production  Will Expand   Views Economy  At High Level

Not Too Dark Picture Due From Wilson   Expected To Report Arms Output Won't Hit Nation Severely

Sufficient Power To Defer Any Aagressor Near   Optimistic View Given by Wilson.—May Be More Brakes on Inflation.

Wilson Asks Heavier Curb On Inflation   ODM Chief Seeks Revision Of Farm Product Ceilinas

New Program Will Not Mean Hard Cuthack   Wilson is Prepared To Assure Country Plan Will Not Mean  Austerity Economy

Wilson Says U.S. In Sight Of Arms Goal   Inflation Checked, He Adds, But Brakes Stull Will Be Needed

Power To Beat Russia ‘In Sight,” Wilson Says   Promises Detailed Report Monday; Complete Allocations Over Critical Materials Studied By Agencies

Bright View Of Defense Progress   ‘Mobilization Chief Says Inflation Spiral  Checked and Power ‘In Sight’? to Beat Enemy

Top Mobilizer Says Inflation Threat Slowed   WSB to Be Reestablished ‘Very Soon, I Hope,’ Renarters Told

Inflation Spiral Must Be Licked, Mobilizer Says   Wilson Also Indicates He Will Seek More * -Price-Curb Powers

NEAR POWER > TO BEAT ANY. -AGGRESSOR   Progress of America Should Be Frightening. to Any Principal Enemy, Mobili zation Chief.Says,   STILL MUST LICK INFLATION THREAT   Price Rise Spiral Has Mods erated; Nation Can Rearm Without. Austerity, He Now Believes. 

Wilson Says Reds Should Be Frightened by U. S. Speed in Arms Race

 Not Serious, However  ‘Wilson Expected To Announce New Searee Material Cuthacks

Chief Mobilizer Points To Surge In Plant Capacity  Warns of ‘Internal’ Enemy as Threat To U.S. Economy

Wilson Lauds Defense . Progress, Seeks More Price Curbing Powers   Strides Made By Rearmament Program Should Be Frightening To Enemy, He says.

S. F. Loses in Plan to Change Redistricting   Assembly Change Stands Congress Debate on This Afternoon

Wilson Sees Progress. In Arms Race   Successful Effort Should ‘Frighten’ Alien Aqqressor

INFLATIONARY MOVEMENT $1 OWED   Wilson To Ask Additional Powers To Check Prices   Will Be Functioning Again Soon, Director Says In Optimistic Report

NO AUSTERITY FOR AMERICA, SAYS WILSON   Arms Production Program Will Not Effect U. S.  Economic Setup

Strength ‘in Sight’ to Balk Any Enemy   Mobilizing Boss Sees Inflationary Spiral Moderating

U. S. Can Defer Any Aggressor, Declares Wilson   Inflation Spiral Has been Slowed, Savs Mobilizer

Harder Brake Qn Inflation Needed Though Rise Moderated   Further Power to Curb Prices Essential, Mobilizer Says

‘Wilson Ready To Report On ‘Arms: Program   U.S. Mobilizer Says Nation  ‘Makes Proaress

Wilson Says U.S. Might  Grows Fast   Holds Inflation Stijl} Peril, Hopes for New Wages Board

Wilson Reports Arming Well Launched. Hardship  lor Americans Limited

WILSON SEES U.S. DEFENSE POWER NEARLY ADEQUATE   Says Inflation Spiral “Moderated”; Hints ODM To Seek More Curb Power

Mobilizer Wilson Is  Optimistic   Says the US Has ‘in Sight The Military Power To Deter Possible Enemy  BiG JOB: INFLATION  “We Still Have Internal Enemy of Inflation To  Lick,”’? Says Mobilizer

Buildup For The Military  Is Pressed   Wilson Declares Inflation is Being  Modified

No Austerity For Americans, Wilson Pledges   Nation Will Rearm Without Too Great Cut in Civilian Goods

May Need fo Brake Harder fo Fight Inflation: Wilson  Military Power ‘In Sight’ to Halt Agaression

Power In Sight To Deter Enemy Says Wilson   Stl Must Lick Inflation, Says Mobilization Boss

Military Power ToDeter Aggressor In Sight'-Wilson   Inflationary Spiral Has Been ‘Moderated’ Says Mobilization Chief

ODM Head Sees Check Of Inflation   Battle To Keep Home Economy Intact Is Won

»Russ Deterred, Mobilizer Says   Control of Farm Prices Is Hinted in Try To Win Battle Against Inflation

WILSON oAYS INFLATION (a CHIEF ENEMY   Indicates His Office Wil Seek More Curbs on Prirac.

Wilson Says U. S Might To Deter Attack In Sight   Progress Should ‘Frighten’ Enemies

U.S. Military Might Should  yt righten’ oe   Rapid Progress to Gird For Attack Would Stoy Any Aggressor—W ilson

America Will Be Able to Deter Any Foe   Wilson Says Spira Of Inflation Has Been Halted

Wilson Declares Power To Deter Aggression Near  Mabifization Chief + Says Inflation Spiral

Mobilization Head Picture of Power   Warns inflation Net Yet Licked Sut Wer Production Doesa’t Meaw Austerity Economy

U.S. DEFENSE SPEED SHOULD DETER ENEMIES   Optimistic Report Given B Mobilization Director Wilson

Mobilization Director Wilson Makes Statement Today—Brakes May Be Put on Harder Against Inflation.

America Will Be Able fo Deter Any Foe  Wilson Says Spiral   Wilson Says Spiral Of Inflation Hes Been Halted

Deadlocked   Strike Threatens To Shut Down En. tire Car Industry

Rail Strike Negotiations Deadlocked   Walkout Threatens to Shut Down Entire Automobile Industry

Rail Spokesman Says Negotialions  Still Deadlocked; No Break Sichted

Patrols Seek      Ridgway ‘Hints Allies Have New War Tricks. Up Sleeves to Surprise Reds

UN TroopsPush Line Ahead ‘Several Miles’   Ridgway Says Reds 1 Pay ‘Bloody Price’ for New Drive

UN Drive Made With No Trouble   Ridgway Expects Another Red Attack: Predicts Victory

Allies Press Ahead Without Red Interference   UN Holding Forces Move After Visit To Front by Ridaway

New UN Commander Pays 21-Hour Visit to Front, Hints Allies Have New Tricks Up Sleeves That Reds Aren’t Reckoning On

CommunistsPaying’ Bloody Price’ For Offensive, Commander Asserts   UN Advances Line On Western Front   Wounded Chinese Soldier Only Enemy Found By Allied Patrols

U.N. Advances Lines as Patrols Seek Out Commie  Ridgway Says Foe Wil

UN Forces Advance  In Western Korea   Gen. Ridgway Predicts Recs Will Launch New Offensive And Be Defeated

Reds Offer Gwn Proposals For Armistice In 30 Days: Differs From Allied Plan

Kuropean Army Is Liable To Bring War Not Peace---Taft   Ponders Why Russia Would Wait Three Years Before Attacks Reds Fear A-Bomb

Taft Asserts Demand For Debate OK’d   Denies That He fs Running Out On West Europe

Oklahoman Speaks For Rest—  Airmen Happy After Release From Hungary

FBI Hunts Chronic Criminal, Robber   Editor’s Note: The Federal Bureau of Investigation has added the name of Ernest Tait, a chronic criminal and bank robber to its list of the “ten most wanted criminals.”

Price Policies and Advertising Claims Of Gotham’s Stores Under Investigation

FTC Probes Price Cutting Claims   Macy's, Gimbel's Unde: U. 5S. Investigation

Today’s Young People Lead ‘Lives Of Quiet Desperation’ With Courage Of Pioneers

Opening Average Is Set At $51.71   Eastern Belt Figure Is $6.30 Below That Of 1950 First Sales

Tobacco Sales Reported Light   Average $6.30 Off From Last Season

Soviet Press Raps Peace Conference   U. S. Is Charged With ‘Rubber Stamp Action; Newsmen Hit Tass Agency

Rubber Stamp Charge Hurled By Red Press   U.S. Handling Of Jap Peace Meeting Acaatled In Tasa

Soviet Press Raps Peace Conference  U. S. Is Charged   U. S. Is Charged With ‘Rubber Stam} Action; Newsmen Hit Tase Agency

Moscow Yells ‘RubberStamp’  On Conference   Pravda Claims Pact  Violates Yalta, Cairo, Potsdam Agreements

Schulberg Was Briefly  A Communist   Author Broke With Party In Late 1930s

Budd Schulbera Admits He Was In Red Party  Author Says He Left After They Dictated To Him

Schulberg Says He Broke With Rec Party When They Tried To Dictate

Broke From Farty In 1930... . a el ciaatalat  tariache a ed  Schulberg Admits Former Red Link

Author Budd Schulberg Admits Red Party Affiliation. But Claims Break

Author Admits Being Red But  ‘Disenchanted’   -Schulberg Declares - He Quit When Party ‘Attemnoted To Dictate

Schulberg Denies Being Red Now   Broke With Party During Late 30’s

UN Team Gives Promise ‘To Speed Negotiations; No Cut in Power Now

Troop Talks Pledge Made By UN Envoys   Red Withdrawal Demands Topic For Discussion

ALLIES MAKING OFFER TO END TRUCE DISPUTE   Probing Assaults Are Beaten Off By UN Soldiers

SNOW, WINDS NOT $0 BAD AS FIRST REPORT   North and Northeast Areas of Nation Suffer in Deeper Cold.

i Won't Be Cold as s Forecast Fartter —  ind Moving Across State

franians Refuse to Arhitrate   Britain Asks World Court Brand Oil Action as Violation

Federal Move In Dock Strike   Ninety Docks In New York Reported Paralyzed By Strike

New York Dock Tieup Spreads   U.S. Mediators Step In To Halt Walkouts

Quick Mercury Drop Slated Here Tonight   Bu The Acepriated Prace

Bradley Says Wrong War In M’ Arthur Plan   Tells It Might Mean Wrong Foe, Wrong Time, Wrong Place

MacArthur Idea Much Too Risky, Bradley Advises  Warns Senate That Global War Might ka Final Raewlt

CHAIRMAN SAYS ‘WRONG’ WAR MIGHT DEVELOP   Korean Strategy _Not Appeasemerft, “General Declare

Attorneys Aid Crime Probers To Draft Laws   Senate Group Must Decide On Keeping Vice Inquiry Alive

Senate Crime Committeemen Meet With Bar Association Today On Strengthening Law

Crime Probers, Bar Members, Ponder Laws  CGraunc Study   Groups Study Gangster Curbs, Committee Future

HECK ON COMMITTEE   Local Realdent to Help Pick Top Soil Conservationists

Soviet Envoy  Escapes Plot  ERT Ranartc Planned Acrident   FBI Reports Planned Accident Was To Have Taken Life Of Soviet

House Probers To Huni Reds In Key Industries   Committee Ends Hollywood Hearings On Infiltration Of Reds Into Film Industry

Fox Services Set Saturday   Oakes Employe Dies; 10 Children Survive

Hearing on Income Tax Called Farce   Revenue Dept. Alread: Going Ahead With Plans, Dent Says.

Hearing Opens Monday ‘Democrat Scores [Hearing On Income Biull as ‘Farce’

Tax Hearing Called Farce By Democrats   Re Apportionment of Districts Unlikely, Says Legislator

Democrats Call Senate's Tax Hearing Faree   Revenue Bureau Going Ahead on Plans Even  Before Bill Is Passed

EET. Pe MOR OL MINA MR OND  HTHS Musicians Entered in District Vocal. Instrumental Contests Saturday

HTHS Musicians Entered in District Vocal. Instrumental Contests Saturday

Legislators Faced With . Alternatives  State Lawmakers Are Determined. To End Deadlock Deanite COP Syl

Legislators Faced With Alternatives  State Lawmakers   State Lawmakers Are Determined To End Deadlock Despite GOP Split

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Says U.S. Air Defenses Could Knock Down Only 30% of Attacking Fleet

U.S. Could Not Prevent Enemy Bomber Attack  70 Percent Of Any Force Could Reach American Targets

Dr. Francis A. T homson, Former Montana School of Mines Head, Dies in Spokane Today

Tomahawk Man Receives Medal  Rites Held Today At the White House

Medal of Honor Given State Gl   Highest Honor Also Awarded 3 Others

Ingman Given Highest Honor  . Third Wisconsin Gl To Receive Award

Gen. M’Arthur’s Speech Saluted As Masterpiece   But Legislators Are Divided Over Views

Reaction to Talk Sharply Divided   But All Agree It Was a Real Masterpiece of Eloquence.

Speech Hailed as Masterpiece   Eaitors’ Convention Stood Up WhenExhaustedGeneralNaps

Mac Arthur Saluted For One of Finest Speeches In All American History

CONGRESS PRAISES M’ARTHUR SPEECH   Lauds Eloquence, But Di vides on Wisdom of Strategy

Comment s Divided On Macs Speech   Ali Agree It Was Eloquent Statement Of General's View

“iVilean 1Frick  Government's Cotten Move Draws Angry  Farmers’ fre

MENTAL PATIENT SUBDUED BY GAS   Man In Orleans Hotel Hurls Iron Pipe, Slate And Invective

Mental Patient Subdued With Gas   Stays on Hospital Roof For 9 Hours

TEAR GAS ENDS ‘REBELLION’ SEE EE ELLION  Mental Patient Subdued After 9-Hour S trugele

Tear Gas Ends 1-Man Revolt In Hospital  Marine on Roof Hurls Pipes, Slate And Invective at Police. Firemen

Mysterious Outbreak in South France   Three Dead, Many Going Crazy From Poison in Bread.

MAIORETTE tevorite        Strange IIness Threatens Freneh Town Of 4.280 Teanle

Beasts and Copper Heads rr es . ' ‘Dp. ann a.) . fas ve Bread Madness’ Kills Three; Hospitalizes 30 in. France -

Mysterious Disease, Caused by Bread Fells More Than Two Hundred French

Three Persons Dead, 30 in Hospitals; Bread Tentatively Suspected as Cause of Ailment

{MYSTERIOUS MALADY TRACED ‘TO BREAD CAUSES DEATH TO ‘THREE IN SOUTH OF FRANCE

Bread Given Blame For Strange Doing:   Three Dead, Several Try Suicide And Thirty In_  Macnitale

Strange lIness Causes 4 Deaths In Franch Town   Disease Simuar to Hysteria Sickness of Middle Ages Causes Violent Hallucinations.

Gov't. Mediator Proposes 21-Cent Wage Hike;  Kennecott Rejects   MYSTERY MALADY HITS IN FRANCE

Three Die, 30 Become Sick— French Blame Poison in Bread for Mental Upsets

Lewis In Appeal For Labor Unity   Also Lashes Out At Walter Reuther

Rakes Reuther For Boycott Of His Speech   Says C. E. Wilson Invented Escalator Clause While In Bec

Old John L. Seeks Solid  Labor Front   Huge Detroit Crawd Tears Lewis Blast Reuther As Ww

DRIVERS TO RETURN TO JOBS ‘Non-Violators’ Of Union Contract To Receive Permit To Operate

Limited Trucking Service To Resume   Walkout Not Recognized By Cincinnati Union

Union Gives Up Strike Against Most Firms   Spokesman Declares Walkout to Continue At Some Ohio Cirms

Union Eases Truck Strike In Ohio   Firms Not Violating Contract Can Renew State Runs

Truck Strike To End For Most Firms   Walkout To Be Lifted  ‘or *“*Non-Violators”’ ea) i

Pilfering Prof Gets (90-Day Jail Sentence, 'Can’t See Girl Friend

Investigation At Sunflower Plant   Spokesman at  Powde Works Confirms 13 Per sons Injured   HAPPENED THIS A. M   Officer Says Not Allowec to Call Incident an Explosion

Hope Faltering For Agreement On Buffer Zone   Truce Parley Sessions Are Still Continued; Reds Stand Firm

DEADLOCK CONTINUING Another Session Booked As UN, Reds Hold Firm

Typhoon Adds Landslides to Volcano Damage   Central Philippines Are Struck by Heavy Rains, Wind:

Philippines Relief Work Hampered By Typhoon   Heavy Rains Send Landslides Of Lava Down Hihok Hthak

Typhoon , Rains, Boiling Lava Plaguing Philippine Islands  Evacuation of 45,000 Being Considered he Unlemme Crouse Cit Ach Ear Civth Dau

Fitzhugh Graduation Programs Listed  Senior Sermon Sunday,   Senior Setmon ‘Sunday, Commencemest Thursday Hight of Next Week

Fitzhugh Graduation Programs Listed   Senior Sermon Sunday, Commencement Thursday Might of Next Week

Declines In Student Enrollments At Most Colleges, Universities Reported

Colleges Facing Financial Crisis Due to Enrollment Drop and Costs

Ohioans Debate Clarity of Bill  House Vote Backs Lake Land Claims

Representatives Argue If Great Lakes States Need Specific Title to Lands Beneath Seas Alone Coasts

HT Weighs Words Of Peace Bid   President Will Make Major Foreigr Policy Speech Today

PRESIDENT TO GIVE MAJOR TALK TODAY   May Answer Malik’s Peace Bid in Tennessee  Address

Heat Continues Through Texas  108 Dearees At   108 Degrees At Two Points

Texans Grumble And Crops Shrivel   Heat Wave Stays on wit Highs of 108 From Gulf to Penhandle

Annual Winter Concert to Be Given Tuesday  * Program to be Ope To Music Lovers  —! we nm ae *¢

Annual Winter Concert to Be Given Tuesday   Program to be Open To Music Lovers  Free Of Charge

U. $. Soldier Shot by German Red Policeman ‘as Car Crashes Fence

STRIKE GOUT MIF AST RE   Communist Policeman Shoots American G. .

BYRD-TO OPPOSE PRES, TRUMAN   States -Righters From” All Over South To Meet November 1 And Plan Strategy For Election. .

Only Few Names Remaining  To Be Checked on POW List   Possibly 200 ‘Special Cases’ Unprocessed . Where Identity Confusion Raises Questions

Pentagon Near End on Giving  POW Faets   kew Names Remain To Be Processed Due to Descrepancies   ‘Snecial Cases’

Joy-Heartbreak List Drama Ends   Only 200 ‘Problem’ POW Names Remain

Aged Granted New Liberties In Measure   Insurance Limit Would Be Increased by Bill Passed in Senate; . Now in House

RETAIL FOOD PRICES PLACED UNDER CONTROL   Cattle Slaughterer Quotas Delayed 30 Days

Big Red Offensive Expected   Pilots Report Big Build-Up On Central Front

Reds Build Up For New Offensive   Move Supplies South, , Probe Allied Line For Weaknesses

Funds For VAs New Dams Near Kingsport Asked  Boone, Henry Projects   Boone, Henry Projects Listed In Expansion Program Proposals

275 Employes Leave Abadan For England   Action Gives Iran Full Possession Of World’s Greatest Crude Oil Refinery

British Evacuate Big Abadan Plant   Cruiser Takes Oil Workers Out Of Iranian Plant: Act Regarded As Most Humiliatine

Humiliated British Quit Rich Oil Land   Leave Abadan Today Without incident ; Tran Now In Full Possession Of Refinery

Lost: $400 Million Enterprise  Solemn British Pull Out of Iran in Sad Humiliation

British Pull Ouf Of Huge Abadar Oil Refinery  Iran Takes Over Full Control of World’s Greatest Plant

Ship Sails With 275 Fvacuees   Country Now Ha: Full Possession of Oil Holding 

British Leave Iran, Give Up Huge Refinery   Evacuees Call It One Of Britain’s Greatest Humiliations

Humiliating Moment For Britain, Say Evacuees As They Leave Huge Plant

British Pull Completely Out ‘Of Iran Field   Possession Of World's Greatest Refinery Wow In Hands Of One   Small Nation — Iran

Departure Is Sad And Solemn Affair And Regarded As One Of Britain’s Most HumiJating Moments; No Noticeable Changeover.

British Abandon Abadan Refinery   Humiliating Departure Comes After Month of Irdnian Pressure: Refinery Remains Shut Down

British Pull Out of Abadan Today ‘Giving Iran Full Possesston  Of World’s Greatest Refinery

_ One of Britains Most Humiliating Moments’  Cruiser Evacuates Oil Workers

British Oil Technicians Leave Iran   Mass Evacuation Carried Out by Cruiser and Airplanes.

British Give Up Refinery To Iranians   Sad Day For Once Powerful British As Workers Leave

Tehran Officials Take Over Huge Abadan Refiner   275 Technicians Will Be Flown Back Home From Basra Airport

Departure From Iran Reported As Orderly   Vast Industry Closed Down As Britons Pull Out

275 Britons Leavelran On Cruiser  40 Other Oil Men Fly From Abadan   Evacuees Will Go By Plane From Basra, Iraq, To United Kingdom

Departure Comes Following Month Qf Firm Pressure   Exodus Is Orderly; Affair Is Sad And Solemn For Evacuees

British Pull Out of Iran On Warship  Suffer Loss of Prestige; Give

Technicians af Abadan Leave Giant Refinery   Cruiser Stands by to Take Men Aboard for Return to Isle

Evacuation Of Outpost ls Orderly   Aged Premier Due In U.S. to Make Plea Before U.N.

Under Humiliating Conditions British Pull Out. Of Abadan Leavina Bia Refinery fo Iranians

IRANIANS TAKE FULL CONTROL OF REFINERY   Action Most Humiliating To Great Britain   Of Oil Company Employees Comes After Month Of Iranian Pressure

Iran Takes Full Charge —  bri tons Leave Abadan, Bieaest Oi Refinery

British Leave Oil Refinery  To lranians   World’s Largest Left te Inadequately Trained Nationalists

BRITISH LEAVE ABADAN GIVING IP OIL RICHES   fran Takes Over Full Possession O} ' World’s Greatest Refinery — Evacu. ees Going Home.

British Oil Employes Quit Iran   NIOC in Power As Last 275 Workers Leave

British Cruiser Mauritius Sails From “Abadan Today, Carrying 275  Workers to Basra, Iraq. -.   ,Abadan, fran {AP)—The British’ pulled out of Abadan today to give Iran. full possession of the world's

British Pull Out of Iran   World’s Greatest Refinery Left in Control of Iran

Persia Has Full Control Of Abadan  Say Evacuation Is ‘Humiliating’

315 Evacuated By Plane, Ship ‘To Port In Iraq   Evacuees View Move As One Of Britain’s Most ¢ *PHumiliating Moments’*

Biggest Retinery  Yielded to lran   Technicians Sail on Cruiser, Ending Britain's 50 Years Of Iranian Oil Development

British Quit Huge Abadar Oil Refinery   English Workers To Be Flown Hotve After Leaving On Cruiser

BRITISH MOVE OUI   Tran Is in Full Possession o! World's Greatest Oil Refinery

lran Given Possession  Of Refinery   — Cruiser Sails With 75 Employes from Abadan

TEHERAN REGIME NOW IN CONTROL OF HUGE REFINERY   Evacuees Picture Withdrawal One Of Britain’s Most

British Leave Tran and Huge Oil Refinery   Native Company Believed Headed For Much Trouble

—SAD DAY— Warship Takes Last Employes   EVACUEES WILL FLY TO BRITAIN

Claim Truman Averted Force   Iran Officials Insist Refinery Can Be Operated

‘Other People’ Can Unleash Full War Any Time, Ridgway Tells New Troops

RIDCWAY WARNS OF WAR THREAT   U. oN. Cammander Tells Newly Arrived Regiment Of Imminent Danger Of New Confliel.

We're Under Threat Of War Ridgway Says   Greets New Troops In Unprecedented 200-Mile Journey

Threat Of War Is Imminent,  Ridgway Says   New Commander In Unprecedented Trip To Inspect Unit

Ridgway Warns of  War Threat   Supreme Commander im Far East Makes First Inspection Trip Today  ASK FOR AUTOGRAPH:  After Talk to California Outfit in Japan Army Youths Surround Him

War Threat Is Imminent, Says Ridgway   California Regimen, Fresh in Japan, Hears U.N. Leader

War Menaces U.S., Ridgway Warns Troops   ‘New U.N. Commander Inspects Regiment.Of£ Californin Division

Threat Of War Is ‘Imminent,’  Ridgeway Says   ‘Other People’ Can Choose Time And Place, He Tells 40th Division

‘“Immine.ic Threat’ A AT  Be Ready, Gen ‘Ridgway Tells  New Division

Lt. Gen. Ridgway on First Inspection Trip Warns of Imminent Threat of War

War Threat Fear Stated    Ridgway Tells Army Unit Danger Looming

Ridgway Warns Of ‘War Threat’   New U, N. Commander States That U. S. Is  Under Imminent Threat

U.S. Stands Under Imminent Threat of War, General Says   Ridgway Addresses American Soldiers

Ridgway Warns Of War Threats   Calls Situation Matte of Imminence With  Others to Choose

BALTIMORE BENEFITS BY NEW YORK STRIKE   Maryland Port Stands To Make $1,806,008 Due To Dock Waikout

Ch Emde I a Wee      Gov. Fine .Counting: on _ High ‘Defense Incomes

BUDGET OF 60 BILLION ASKED IN WAR PERIL   Truman. to Speed Build-Up of Military Defense Against Russ.

Weather at Yuma   560 Billion Military Budget Submitted   Truman Cites Need For Rapid Buildup Of U.S. Strength Due To Red Threat

Truman Submits Over $60 Billion Military Budget  Asks ‘Rapid Buildup’ In Armed Strength t Maat BRucean Theosast

Sen. Vandenberg Lases Long Fight   Michigan Solon Dies In Ann Arbor Hospital.

Sen. Vandenberg Dies From Tumor   GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Apr. 18—(UP). Sen, Arthur H, Vanenberag, Republican foreign policy leader, died peacefully in

Democrat To Be Appointed As Successor   Funeral Rites To Be Held Saturday In Grand Rapids

ILLNESS FATAL TO VANDENBERG   Senator, One Of Most Respected Statesmen, Dies In Sleep   ‘DEMOCRATS TO GAIN

Death Comes. To Vandenberg   Michigan Senator's: Lona Illness Fatal

Successor To Be Appointed  Sen. Vanden  Worked for  berg, 6/7, Dies;

Arthur i.  Vandenberg Dead at 67   Noted Michigan Senator A UN Founder, Expert On US Foreign Policy

Vandenberg Dies After Long IIness   Senator Loses Tenacious Battle After Survery

Sen. Vandenberg Dead at Age 61  Respected Stautesman From Michigan Fails  To Rally After Ines:

Sen. Vandenbers Dies Following Lengthy Illness  Recentivy Marla :

Rites Saturday At 2 P. M. Story Of Sacrifice Is Revealed By Family

Vandenberg, ° ‘Noted Michigar Senator, Dies   Leader of GOP Helped to Found United Nations   Motor Surgery

U.S. Senator Vandenberg Dies At 67   Death Comes In Sleep To GOP Champion Of Bi—.-. _Partisan-Policy

Family Reveals Sen. Vandenberg Put Off Needed Surgery To Serve Country

Senator Arthur M. Vandenberg Dies in Sleep  Placed Affairs   Placed Affairs Of Government  Above His Health

Vandenberg Dead: Old Ailment Fatal   Michigan Senator Leader On Foreign Policy

STATESMAN VANDENBERG DEAD AT 67   U. S. Senator from Michigan Dies in Sleep Last Night After Years of Iilness.   @ ONE OF FOUNDERS. OF UNITED NATIONS   Was Republican Member of Congress 23 Years. Democrat Governor te Name Successor.

‘Death Summons Sen. Vandenberg, Foreign Policy Expert in Congress, After Long Illness

Vandenberg Dies in Sleep Last Night   Democrats to Gain Senate Seat By Appointment

IN ation Loses One of Ablest Statesmen tale cat ieccacc  Sen. Vandenberg, 67, Dies Tn Sleep After Lone Ines:

Illness Is Fatal To Vandenberg   Michigan Solon, 67, Loses Tane Rattle for Life

Sen. Vandenberg Dies In His Sleep At Grand Rapids: ‘Death Ends Life Of  Distinguished And _   s Se ee SL wees

TODAY’S RASFRAIT   Famed Senafor and Statesmar Arthur H. Vandenberg Is Deac   Was One of UN Founders and a Top Republican

Vandenberg Dies Of Illness   Author Of U. S. Bi-Partisan Policy Loss To Nation

Vandenberg. Statesman.  Dies At 67   Long Illness Ended Sacrificed Health For His Nation

Vandenberg Dies; Veteran of 23  Years in Congress  Urged Bi-Partisan, Unified Policy

Sen. Vandenberg Succumbs in Home  Bipartisan Leader Ill Several Years

Senator Vandenberc Dies at 67   Death Comes After Lengthy Illness at Grand Rapids Home

BEATE GF VANDENBURG -  Both Parties To Feel Loss Of Foreign Policy Expert

Sen. Vandenberg Dies Wednesday Night in Sleep  One of U. S. Most Respected Statesmen

Sen. Arthur Vandenberg, One Of Nation’s Leading Statesmen, Dies At 67

Sen. Vandenberg Loses Prolonged Battle for Life   Respected Republican Advocate of Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy Dies in Sleep at 67

Senator Vandenberg, Leader of Bi-Partisan Foreign Policy, Dies at His Michigan Home

Senator Vandenberg Dies in Sleep at 67   Michigan Republican One of Coun try's Most Respected Statesmen.

Vandenberg Dies Of Tumor; Rites Saturday   Democrat Expected To Be Appointed To Senate By Governor

Vandenberg Is Dead At Age 67   Republican Statesman Succumbs In Sleep: Sacrificed Health For Nation

Vandenberg Succumbs to Long Illness   Senator Dies at His Grand Rapids Home; Praised as Leader in U. 5. Foreian Policy

Two Soldiers Die, Sivleen Hurt in Crach   Men in Wreck Near Camp Atterbury All Members of 28th Infantry Division

Farewell Party. Proves Fatal for Soldiers  Two Die in Bus Crash, Others Critically Hurt

NANT BRITISH UNITY POLIGY WADE KNOW   U.S. Congressmen Seek View of People and Gov't at Conference.

Quiz Britons on European Unity  U. S. Congressman Asks Churchill Policy

American Congressmen Urge Showdown on Churchill Policy  ritain's Position on European Unity Asked at Conference Openina in France

Cook, Suspected Slayer of Eight, Seized in Mexico   Fugitive ls Located 600 Miles South of Border in California

COOK CAPTURED; IS SUSPECTED OF MURDERING &   CAUGHT IN MEXICO 600 MILES SOUTH OF U. S. BORDER

Cook Is Captured in Mexico   American Badman Is Seized in Barren Lower California, Tituanae Reports

Mass Killer ls Captured In Mexico   Missing Miners Reported Found With Fugitive

Capture Cook Below Border  Missing Prospectors With Wanted Fugitive

Find Five Bedfes in Jonlin Mine Shaft   May Be Thase of Missing Mosser Family, Alleged Victims of Bodman Bill Cank

Badman  Cook Is Caught   Believe Bodies O Missing Family Ir Joplin Shaft

Tijuana Police Chief Says His Men Captured Hunted Fugitive 600 Miles South of Border

Badman Cook Captured; Two  Hostages Safe   Suspected Slayer of & Nabbed in Desolate Mexican Area, Report

Cook Captured Believe Mosser  Family Sighted   Badman Located 600 Miles South of Border; See Bodies in Joplin Mine

Two Hostages Reported Safe With Fugitive  Badman Seized In Desolate Area Of Lower California

Bodies Found In Shaft May Be Mossers   Four Se2n Floating in Abandoxed Mine Shaft Near Joplin Today

Bodies of Cook Victims Believed Found in Joplis At Bottom of Mine

DESPERADO ARRESTED IN MEXICO   Missing Prospectors Found With Him Unharmed; Find Bodies, Believed His Victims, in Joplin Mine.

Badman Bill Cook   “Bodies In Mine Shaft Near Joplin May Be .of Missing Mossers, Thought Slain: Cook on Way to Tijuana

Institute Files May Yield Sensation. Savy Senators. .   Files Guarded

‘Institute’ Files Believed a Find   Investigators Expect ‘Sensational’ Results

Seize Files of Susnected Group   May Reopen Case Involying Lattimore

Seized Files Link  Lattimore to Reds?   Institute of Pacific Relations Files Taken by Subversive Activities Investigator

Father, Mother, Three Children Trapped When Door Jammed By Blast   Kerosene Thrown On Live Coals Said To Be Cause Of Fire; Second Family In Double House Flees To Safety

Five Persons Perish In Fire East Of Urbana  Jammed Door Traps Family In Flames Started By Kerosene

'5 in Family Perish As Jammed Door Traps ‘Them During House Fire

Advice Given On A-Bombine   Mcintosh Says State Adults Must Remain And Fight

CIVIL DEFENSE IS PROGRESSING IN THIS STATE   infants, Aged And Infirm To Be Removed In Event Of Attack   FIRST AID COURSE IS RECOMMENDED

Mauled Reds Break Along Entire Front   Allied Forces Push into No-Man-Land With Caution

HEALTH NEWS   Div. of Public Health Education  Jowa State Department of Health

Kumba, Eichman Graff Top Farms In Conservation   Selected From Eight Finalists Friday for. Area Contest Entry

Graff, Kumba, Eichman Farms Win Top Honors in Conservation Dist.

Liberalized Spanish Government Is Bid By Franco For U. S. Dollars

Franco Shakeup Brings Creation Of New Cabinet         ew ‘Setup Leans * howard Western Allies, U.S. Cash

FRANCO APPOINTS ROYALIST CABINET IN US. AID BID   Greater Freedoms Seen Making Spanish Regime Acceptable To America

Franco Changes Setup to Bring in U. S. Dollars   =Spain Invites Closer “Ties With the West: -> Mav Return King

Franco Bids To Strengthen Ties With U.S.   Cabinet Shakeup May Restore King To Spanish Throne

Franco Bids For Closer  Tie To West Seeking Aid   New Cabinet Named, Strong Monarchist Sentiment Noticed

‘ranco Appoints New Cabinet in Bid for US: Dollars, Western Friendship

Franco Shakes Up Cabinet To Gain U.S. Aid   King To Be Placed On Throne, Spanish Bases Are Promised

Spain's New Setup Is Bid or U.S. Aid   King Pxpected to Return To Throne In Madrid

Franco Bids For Dollars In Shake-Up  WI... Sabie nt Aaa   New Cabinet May Again Place King On Spanish Throne

Franco Changes Cabinet in Bid For U. $. Cash   Seeks Closer Ties With Non-Communist Western Nations

UP CABINET IN BID FOR DOLLARS   May Put Boy on Throne; Economic Situation is Desperate.

cae Bid for American Dollar  Monarchist Cabinet Appointed by Franco

Spain Gets New Cabinet: King Next?   Franco Moves To Tie. More Closely With West Powers

Franco Shifts Cabinet, Bids For U.S. Aid   New Grouping Aimed At Restoring Monarchy. Relaxine Curbs

New Cabinet In Spain Is Bid for Closer U. S. Ties   Franco Keeps Top Spot, But May Put King on Throne

Franco Names Cabinet In Bid For U. S. Cash   Spain Expected To Allow People More  Freedoms: Monarchy Planned

FRANCO SHAKES UP CABINET IN BID FOR DOLLARS   May Put Boy on Throne; Economic Situation is Desperate.

Franco Bids For Closer Ties With West   Generalissimo Will Remain As Chief Of State; Juan Carlos May Take Throne

Franco Alters Govt. To Get West Support   WHILE ENTERING MOSQUE  King Abdullah Of Jordan Is Killed

Spain Gets New Cabinet In Shakeup  Franco Bidding For U.S. Dollar,  ee ae. Ne

Arab and Asian Bloc Prepared to Accept — 7-Nation Conference.  i

AGAINST RAISING LEVEL Farm Bureau Favors Present  System Of Price Supports  

Farm Bureau Favors Present Price Supports   Urges Government Expenditures Brought Under Control

Exisiting Federal Legislation Given Avvroval Chicago Farm Bureau Meet

Farm Bureau Favors Present  Gov't Aid   Policies Expressed In Resolutions Approved At National Meeting

Allies Spar. For Opening In Red Line   Tight Censorship Imposed At Front

U.N. Columns Take Up Slack In Front Area   Communists Seem To Be Readying For New Attacks

Allies Spar For Opening Against Red Defense Line  Tank-Infantry Teams   Tank-Infantry Teams Stob Ahead at Both Ends of Warfront

Chinese Using Huge Mine Fields To Block Allied Advances; May Attack Seoul Area Again

Allies Probe’ For Opening — In Red Lines   Tank-Infantry Teams Push Cautiously Forward In West. Center

Senate Ready To Battle out UMT Question   Morse Accuses Air Force, Navy, Marines Of High Pressure

FINAL DECISION ON 18-YEAR-OLD DRAFT IS NEAR   Senate May Hold Session Tonight To Vote On Con troversial Issue   ARMY REDUCES CALL FOR MAY TO 60,000

Little Chance for Truck Tax Bill in Present Session   House Starts Talks Today as Lobbyists Are Barred from Session.

U: §. FUNDS LESS   Federal Grants in Aid to Kansas Are $33 Million This Year

Economy Is The Rule In State Office  Cafeteria   China, Silverware Will Be Plain ’n Simple

Truman Is Making Full Study Of Red Atrocity Acts; To Report Later

Red Atrocity Report Being Closely Eyed   President Quietly Is Digging Into Story; Other Issues Keep Hir Deeply Enarossed

Truman Makes Atrocity Study, Confidants Say   Official Silence Envelopes President’s Inquiry Of Several Subjects

Truman Inquires Into Way  Atrocity Issue Was Handled   Official Silence Covers This Item, Three Others — ‘Rogers’ Statement Follows Disclosure Ridgway Gave Report November 12

Atrocity Report Probe by Trumar   Silence Shrouds President’s Inquiry

‘Truman Is Studying Atrocities   Official Silence Covers Inquiry Into Handling Of Killing Charges

Chief Executive Studies Korean Atrocity Stories   “Handling Of Charges Given Attention; Truman Remains Silent On Three Other Big Matters .

Remains Silent on Disarmament and Downing of Navy Bomber: — President Reported Making Thorough Inquiry Into Handling of Atrocity Charges in Korea

HST Makine Inquiry Into  POW Killings   President Saving Comment Until All Facts Are At His Command

Truman Is Studying War Atrocities   President Making Thorough Probe Of Murders

SCAN ATROCITY NEWS HANDLING   'Truman’s Inquiry Hidden By Official Silence

State Joins in Quarantine  Watertown Battles Rabies, Panic by Immunizing Plan

Legislators Uphold Farm Deferments   Demand Farm Workers Be Exempt Is Moderated

NAVAL OFFICER OKAYS TRUMAN'S KOREA STRATEGY   CONFINE BOMBING OF SUPPLY LINES TO NORTHERN KOREA

Adm. Badger Sees Chance  In The South   Navy Far Eastern Expert Testifies  At Senate Hearine

Badger Sees Chance for China Revoit   Claims Southern China Ripe For Anti-Red Uprising

Senators Told Chinese Are ‘Not Happy Under Iron Heel Of Communist Domination

Adm. Badger, Former Naval Commander in Western Pacific, Would Bomb Chinese Communist Naval Bases Soon Unless Peace Is Negotiated

Agrees Full Coastal Block Should Be Held   Adm. Badger 10th Witness in Probe Of ‘Mac’s’ Firing

Admiral Foresees Chance of Revolt In South China  Says US Should Aim To Make War III  Unwise for Reds

Badger Opposes Attacks On Reds Outside Korea   He Would Strike New Blows, However, Unless Enemy Is Willing To Negotiate For Peace ‘Pretty Soon’

Admiral Backs ‘Limited War’  Favors Bombing Soor If Barle Ul aft Derclece

Admiral Opposes Bombing Of Red China’s Supply  Lines “For Time Being”

Vice Admiral Opposes Aerial Blow at China   Grind Down Enemy and Hope for Peace, He Tells Investiqators

Should Not Bomb China, Says Badger  Pa,  De on ee Ba thee, ate Bo Re ent:    Naval Commander Testifies At The MacArthur Probe

Chance Seen South China May Revolt   Admiral Says Area In North Securely Under Red Control

‘+-FAR-EAST. VETERAN TESTIFIES Admiral Believes Reds Face Revolt In China

Adm. Badger: Contine Bomb Runs to Korea   Administration's ‘Limited War’ Plan Endorsed

Thinks Present War of Attrition Wisest Course   Tells Probers It May Force Reds to Nego tiate for Peace

Truman Policy InKorea Backed   Adm. Badger’s Views Given at Inquiry

Chance For Revolt In China Seen   Naval Officer Tells  Senate Probers That Revolt Against Reds In China May Come

Navy Officer Sides With Joint Chiefs   Would Press For Peace Talks With Peipine Leaders

South Chinese Might Revolt, Prober s Told  Admiral Badger 101   Admiral Badger 10th Witness At Inquiry Into MacArthur Case

Admiral Against Expansion Of Bombing Range   Hopes Losses May Force Chinese To Negotiate

Admiral Backs ‘Limited’ War Plan in Korea  Oriental Expert Sees Red Setbacks a a ee, a

Admiral Against Dropping Bombs On Red China   Badger Believes South May Revolt Against Communists

Badger Supports Limited War For Time Being  “Advocates Strike At Supply Source

South China Revolt Seen As Possible   Admiral ‘Asserts UN Bombing Should Be Confined To Korea

Badger Says Anti-Red Overthrow Could Come    Washington, June 19.— (AP) — Vice-Adm. Oscar C.  Badger told senators today he believes there is a chance South ' China may revolt against the Communists.

MacArthur Inquiry Hears Admiral Tell Of Rising Chinese Opposition To Red Masters; Rebellion Possible

Badger Opposes Bombing Reds In Manchuria  Question of Revolt Of South Chinese

South China May Revolt Against Red  Government   Admiral Says Rebel Faction Is Growing  Increasingly Strong

Admiral Against Bombing Chinese Non-Korea Lines   Badger Says Strikes ‘ Should..Be Made If “No Peace Neqotiatec

Says South China Ready To Revolt Against Red Leaders   Made Report To War College On March 14th

Badger Says South China May Revolt Against Reds   Vice-Admiral Expresses Belief To Senate Committee; Favors U. S. Seizing Initiative In Korean War.

DON'T HIT RED SUPPLY LINES NOW: BADGER   But Wouid Bomb Them Unless They Negotiate Peace “Pretty Soon,”

Badger Opposes ‘Lone’ Blockade Of Enemy's Ports  Senate Committee Hears Support of Administration

Badger Opposes Bombing Lines (Outside Of Kore   Says Blows Should Be Struck If Reds De Not Negotiate Soon

Admiral Sees Chinese Revolt  China Expert States Southern China May Rise Against Reds

Bombing Red China Lines Is Opposed   Admiral Badger Also Opposed To Lone Naval Blockade By American Forces

Veteran Navy Man Sees Hope Of China Revolt   Admiral Badger Says There Is Chance” Of a Revolution

MacARTHUR PROBE WITNESS HINTS AT ORIENTAL SPLIT-UP   Adm. Badger Cites Possibility and Outlines War Aims—Bipartisan Policy Agreement Basis Cited.

Admiral for ‘Limited War   Fedger Weeld Bomb Chinese Supply Lines Atte Fair Peace Chance

Admiral Would Confine Bombing to Korean Area   Says Reverses of Reds Increase Chances of Southern Revolt

Favors Blockade Of China Coast By Forces of UN.  Admiral Sees Hope of South China Revolting

Admiral Badger Against Bombing Of Manchuria  Reap Woy Hae Sav: mr in Ki

Opposed To Bombing of Red Bases   Vice Adm. Badger Favors Use of Planes Outside Korea To End Conflic   WAGE LIMITED WAR   Supports Administration Strategy of Inflicting Heavy Losses on Foe

Confine Bombing Badger Advises   Not Wise Now to Expand, He Believes

Supply Route Bombing Ought To Be Confined   Admiral Believes South China May Turn On Masters

Naval Expert Against Spreac  Of Korea War Against Bombing Of Red Supply Routes, Blockade

Opposed to Bombine Red Supply Lines Outside Korea   Vice Adm. Badger Says “Limited War” Best Strategy at Moment.

Wheat Harvest May Be Started By Next Week   161 Million Bushels Is Estimate for Kansas— Severe Flood Damage

Pet Alligator Exiled Back Into Swamp After Trying To Carry Off Small Girl

" Es Shodest Girl, 9, Saved from H ungry  Allioator by Schoolmate. 10

Alligator That Chewed Little Girl Is Taken Into Exile in Florida's Swampy Everglades

State Prison Break Thwartec In Colorado   Two Canon City Guards Wounded

Two Guards Wounded in  Prison Riot   fttempted Break Quick. ly Put Down at Canon City, Colo.

Prison Staif Stops Break, Two iniured   Submachine Guns, Gas Quell Latest Colorado Pen Riot

Convicts Renew Colorado Rioting  Canon City Prison Guard Chief Shot

Tear Gas Ends  Riot at Prison  - Two Guards Wounded In Attenipted Break

Convicts Rioting At Colorado Prison   Seriously Wound Captain OF Guards, Borricade Seives in Cellhause

Two Guards Are Shot In  Prison Riot      Outbreak Quickly Put Down at Colorado: 5 Men Tried Break

News Briefs Around the Tri-State   REV. PIPPER WILL SPEAK ON WMIK

News Briefs Around the Tri-State   REV. MILLER WILL BE WMIK SPEAKER

Shooting Begins Again at Tense Israel Border   Syrian Army Says Troops Bombed in ‘New Aagression’

UN Cease Fire Ignored; Battle  In Israel Renews  Syria Army Charge: Bombing of Troops 7 Tee i

Israeli-Syrian Battle Renewed   Cease-Fire Order Of U.N. lanored

Third Atomic Blast Reported fo Have Taker Place in Russia, More Expected There

NEW EXPLOSION BARED; MORE EXPECTED   Third Soviet Blast Callec Part Of Test Series  U.S, SCIENTISTS   Trying Out Smaller A-Bomb For Use Against Enemy On Battlefield

AEC Says Reds Set Off 3rd Blast   Officials in Charge of U. § Explosion Say It Was. No Fizzle or Dud

RUSSIA'S THIRD TEST OF ATOM BOMBIS MADE   Announcement Comes On Same Day That U.S. Sets Off Small A-Blast Near Las Vegas, Nev.

Russians Set Off a Third Atomic Blast   Is Believed Part of Test Series by The Soviet, White House Says

Third Atomic Blast Comes Out Of Russia   White House Says More May Take Place “From Time To Time’

SRD ATOMIC BLAST OCCURS IN RUSSIA   EXPLOSION APPARENT LY PART OF TEST SERIES, WHITE HOUSE SAYS.

Third Atom Blast Set Off In Russia   White House Presumes ‘Many More Will Follow Lastest Explosion

Soviet Action Believed Part Of Test Series   White House Refuses To Say When Latest Russ Blast Happened

Third Atomic  Blast Fired  By Russians White House Again  Reveals Test; Says More Will Follow

SOVIET BLAST IS DISCLOSED BY WHITE HOUSE   Is Apparently Part Of Test Series, Short  Declares   SITE OF EXPLOSIUN   IS NOT REVEALED

C.a. fests Baoy 4-Bomo  Third Atomic Explosion Staged By Russians

U.S., Russia Both Continue Atomic Tests  White House Tells Of New Red Blast As Nevada Trials Go On

White House Announces Third Atom Test Made in Russia: May Be More

Tiay Sne Set Off In Nevada: One By Russ Their Third   Date. of Soviet. Explosion  Not Revealed By White House

Third Atom Explosion Takes Place In USSR   Word “Bomb” Not Used By White House

Announcement Coincides With News Of New U.S. ‘Tiny’ Burst In Nevada   Russians Expected To Revive Demand For Outlawing Of All Nuclear Weapons At Meetine Of T. N. General Assembly

White House Says Russia Fired Third Atomic Blast   More Will Come In Test Series. Secretary Reports

Third Atomic Blast Is Announced; Seems To Be Part Of Test Series

Russia, U.S. Set Off New Atomic Blasts  en ren ee a OO “wry#oe¢. ty ed i, oars ae   White House Sees Red Test Series   Explosion May Make Better Tactical Weapons Available To UN Forces

RUSSIANS SET OFF ‘A’-BLAST   American Test Is Not ‘Fizzle’ May Be Small Weapon

POSTMASTER EXPECTS GREAT FLOOD OF MAIL   Acting Postmaster Mulligar Makes Appeal for Early Mailing

Postmaster Ellis Officially Opens Season by Appeal For Yule Mailing

Karly Mailing For Christmas  Is Urged Here   Greatest Flood of Yuletide Mail in History Is Expected, Exceeding Record °50

University of Alaska Has Expelled Student Who Tried to Raise Red  Flag at Commencement Exercises

U.N. Chieftain  Now Awaiting  Red Guarantee   Enemy Radios Give No Reply to Latest Note From Gen. Ridgway

Peiping Radio — Blares Attack OnUNTroops   Communist Broadcast Accuses Americans Of Violating Neutrality’ Zone In Series’ — Of Ground And Airplane Assaults

EYE TOWARD PRESIDENCY Warren To Reveal In Week lf He'll Seek Nomination

Warren Plans to Tell Intent Within Week   Knowland Predicts Governor Will Run for GOP Nomination

BRITISH AND FRENCH LEADERS CONFER   Meeting Held in Paris Preparatory to Churchill’s Visit to Washington.

TOP BRITISH. FRENCH CHIEFS HOLD MEETING   Discuss World Affairs Before Churchill!’s Visit To U. S.

 May Prove Soft Spot in Russia's Armor...   Red Pilots Can’t Match American Airmen

Gen. Ike Visits D-Day District   Avers Free World Would Rally Again

Progress in Korean Talks  Is Promising:   ~ UN Spokesman Sees Biggest Step Taken. Toward Armistice. .

Quick Switch By Foe Brings Biggest Stride   UN Pilots Report Night Raids Pound 230 Red Vehicles

 ; ; ° California Fashion Designers Say ‘No’ to Paris Hem Decree

\US Fashion Experts Say “No Soap,” Turn Thumbs Down On Hems Down

Churchill to. Visit America ‘in January _   Dollar Aid to Be Discussed; Big Three Meeting Shelved

Military ‘Bear-Baiting’ Gives Allies Brilliant Local Victory in Korea   Delicate and Risky Maneuver—Setting Off Enemy Trap Without Getting Caught in (t— Led to Mauling of Chinese on Central Front

Senate Votes Pipeline Tax In Final Rush  Gasoline Levy Killed; Omnibus Bill Action Mav Be Taken Tadayv

Living Cost Index Hits Highest Yet   Boost Means 1,200,000 Railroad Workers Due for Raise.

Cost of Livina to New Record: High  - Mec ns Wage He © dor Rall War ers

Cost Of Living Hits New Peak On BLS Index   Rise Will Result In One-Cent Pay Boost For Rail Workers

—PAY HIKES DUE: RAIL MEN — Cost of Living Index Kits New Record High

Cost of Living Index  Hits New High Peak  {,200,000 Rail Workers Entitled + CPekd Day Lbs. se Deewld

Living Costs To New High On May I5   U.S. Index 9.5 Pet. Over Pre-Korea; Rail Hike Seen

Pay Boosis Buc  Government’ s Cost-Of-Living Fidex Hits AIL-Tiume Peak

Cost of Living Index Reaches New Record Higt  Sas*08 gms   Figure Will Give 1.2 Million Rail Workers Pay Hike

Living Cost des Rises  To New Peak   Now at 185.4 Per Cent Of 1935-39 Figure— Rail Workers Get Raise

LIVING COSTS INCREASE SETS NEW HIGH SPOT   Rail Workers Will Get Pay Boost As May 15 Mark Soar:

AUTO WORKERS - GET WAGE BOOST   PAY INCREASED PENNY AN HOUR AS LIVING COSTS HIT NEW HIGH.

Living Costs At New Peak; Raises Giver   Food Prices Turn Upware After Decline Previous Month

Lost of Living  Index Reaches  All-Time High Nearly Million  Auto Workers To Get Raises

Living Index Edges To A Record High  Rise Means A Wage   Rise Means A Wage Increase For The —  Railroad Workers

Cost of Living Index Reaches  All-Time High  Over Million Railroaders : wm -.*,h ff =. =f ..... 4   Over Million Railroaders Entitled To Increase Under New Index Ratina

Cost. of Living: Edges to:New. Record Hick.   Government index: To 185.4 Percent °  ‘Of 1935-39 Average, Daijlenndave Mat UL

Cost-Of-Living Index Nearing All-Time High   Rise Means 1,200,000 Rail Workers Due Pay Boost July 1

LACKLAND BASE PROBE STARTED   Investigation Made Into Living Conditions Of Recruits —Commander Denies Illness Tlenorts.

Air Force Base Probe is Started   Lakeland Living Conditions Studied

Probes Started Into Conditions At Air Force Base   Investigations Are Begun After Reports Recruits Had Died

3 Probes Begun At Texas Air Base   Crowded Living Conditions Charaed

Lackland Air Force Base Living Conditions Now Object Of Three Official Investigations

IK. U. Mentor Receives New Three-Year Pact for $0 500 a Year   FAMBROUGH GETS HIKE

GRID COACH SIKES HAS NEW CONTRACT   K. U. Mentor Receives New Three-Year Pact for $9,500 a Year   FAMBROUGH GETS HIKE

Post Office Dept. Lifts Restrictions     On Use Of Mails  ‘Virtually All. OF © Strikers Return a Thats Biting

‘ee We See ae ae Ee ot TE  Bird May Be Culprit As Fire Destroys Barn

-« Washington Merry-Go-Round Eisenhower Boosters Disagree On Strategy

Bins  (From Here On, Exemse My Dust’ Stanley Steamer Trails by 45 Minutes As Two Ancient Cars Race for New York

Ancient Autos Hailed hy Thousands In Triumphant Entry of Cleveland

‘Czechs Shoot Their Way To Free West When Home so made Truck Fails

CZECH PARTY SHOOTS WAY TO FREEDOM   Ten Escape fron Curtain After Firing on Guards

-ONGRESSMEN SEND GIFT TO COLLEGE Pen Used To Sign Canadian River Dam Bill Goes To Tech’

Memento Sent Here. By Solonis ‘Tech To Get Pen HST - Used On Canadian Bill

Tells Big S. F. Audience He Seeks No Office   Tremendous Crowd Jams City Streets for Wel enma Parana

Probers Watch Dock Strike  For Crime Tie   Officals Fear Extortion Methods

Truman Raps ‘Jungle’ Rule Of Kremlin   Speaks at Ceremony On Our Constitution And Declaration

Truman Blasts Soviet; Called ‘Beast of Prey’  Citizens in Bondage, Prosiddnt As serts in Speech at Capital.

Freedoms Grow Every Place Else, Says President  Speaks As Founding Fathers’  Pin neste fe S ek cool  Pe err

Kremlin is Likened to a ‘Beast of Prey   Truman Speaks as Precious Parchments Go in New Cases

PRESIDENT SAYS SOVIET SOCIETY WELD IN TERROR   Blast At Communism Fired During Ceremony Where Constitution Is Protectively Sealed.

i     Truman Rips Russia For  ‘Terror’ Rule   Likens Kremlin To ‘Beast Of Prey’ At  TDarcnments’ Sealinc

Truman Calls Kremlin “Beast of Prey” in Address onConstitution Day Ceremony

Veciares Kussians Live in rear SRA Sioa aA CARR AN AA RRRRRR  HST Likens Kremlin Toa “Beast of Prey’

Truman Compares Russian Leaders to ‘Beasts of Prey’  President Lashes Out at Soviet Tyranny; Says Citizens There Living in Bondage

President In Blast At Kremlin   Truman Likens Reds To “Beasts Of Prey’ In Talk

SOVIET RULERS “DENOUNCED IN ~ TRUMAN TALK   President Says Russian Citizens Live In Fear ‘Of Government.

SOMET CITIZENS FEAR FOR LIVES, PRESIDENT SAYS   Calls U. S. Constitution And Independence Declaration “Living Forces”

Likens Kremlin Crowd To A Beast Of Prey   Red Rulers Hold Russian Citizens in Terror and Bondage, He Declares

Harsh Words Are Used At  A Ceremony   Historical Papers Sealed In New Protective Cases

Kremlin Beast Of Prey, Truman Declares In Talk   President Speaks At Washington Ceremony In Which Historic Documents Get New Cases

Pictures Kremlin as ““Beast of Prey’’  Truman Raps Soviet System

Yanks Boot Russ Group From Austria   Red Repatriation Mission Expelled Bodily From Zone

Russians Are Escorted Out With Armlock   Soviet Mission in Austria Forcibly Ejected From US Zone by Americans

U.S. Troops  Force Reds From Refuge  In Austria   Mission Had Stayed Longer Than Needed  Upon American Soil.

Yanks Throw Red Mission Staff Out Of Austrian City   ‘They Refused To Gi Peacefully But They Go Anyway

U.S. Throws  Russians Out   Asked Soviets To Leave Area, Then Kicked Them Out

TIME SCHEDULE   Russians Forcibly Ejected From U.S. Zone In Austria

Hundreds Flee Floods In Wash.; Governor Acts   Langlie Proclaims State Of Emergency

Emergency Declared In Flood Areas   Hundreds Flee In Washington  Ahead Of ‘River

Emergency State Proclaimed For Northwest Area  Entire Populace Of One Town Evacuated After-Lavac Breaks

Find 18 Dead After Head-on  Train Collision   51 Hurt, Rescue Crews Still Hunt Dead In Alabama

Boy Ruler Of Tibet Escapes   Flight of Dalai Lama From Lhasa to Avoid Capture by Invading Chinese Reda Revealer

Tibet’s Boy Ruler Reaches Safety in One of History’s Strangest Fliahts

Scientist Says Overripe Cantaloupe ‘Responsible for Penicillin Industry

Unlimited Quantities An Overripe Cantaloupe  Opened Way To Penicillin

Peoria Cantaloupe and a Woman’s Curiosity Resulted in Penicillin

What Voes if mean:  Reds May Be Planning to Dig In North of the 38th Parallel

Reds May Dig In North Of oth Parallel  Stalemate Foreseer a  Zp nh eaah Y ) seer

Chinese Indicafe Plans to ‘Dig In’ Above Parallel   Could Be Attempt to Create Stalemate—or Effort to Win Time

Reds May DigIn North OfParalle  Strategy May Be Try For Korea Stolemate

Uncle Sam Hires Many During June  in Weshington Area Employed Five Times os

‘Atomic Powered Submarine Ordered By Navy Forecasts Tremendous Step In Sea Tactics

‘Pounding’ In Korea  Credited   Ridgway’s Office Issues Statement  To Japanese Editor

Iruman Points lo Main Needs in Mobilizing  Military Build-Up, Draft Changes Are Seo Se ee ae

President Lists Ten-Point Legislative Program keyed  To ‘Our Mobilization dob’

FIND MISSING MINISTER SAFE   Amnesia Victim Wanders 3 Months Before  Recovering

Technical Errors Noted in Tax Bill   Legislature Seeking To Correct Flaws Before Governor Signs Levy

OF TECHNICAL ERRORS  is SEEKS TO CORRECT $113 MILLION TAX MEASURE

Corrections In Tax Bill Delay House Passage  Measure Outlawing Communist Party Goes to Governor

ACHESON HITS SOVIET REPLY ASPROPAGANDA   Satellites Building Armed Strength, _ He Charges

Acheson Blasts Soviet Reply to Talks Proposal  Says Reds Trying To Cover Up Huge  Armament Program

Searchers Continue Dynamiting Ice On N. H. River In Hunt For Trainman  Who Disappeared From B&M Freight

Allied Delegates Go to Kae song After Communists Agree to Remove Armed Guards.   NEWSMEN ACCOMPANY RIDGWAY’S ENVOYS   Acceptance of Commander’s Terms for Further Talks Leads to Belief Enemy May Desire Peace.

Reds Accede to Allied Demands; Talks On Korea Cease-Fire Resumed Today 

Grotewohl Warns ot War In big 3 Plan   East German Head Asks West To Join  In Free Election

Truman Blasts Sen. McCarthy  Denunciation Seen Ae Fg reer ech seen, Sore a, ne

‘McCarthyism Is Denounced By President   Truman's Rejoinder Indicates He Won't Object to Running

Labor Policy Leaders Meet With Johnston   Mobilization Peace Parley Gets Under Way

Labor Policy Committee, Johnston Meet To Patch Mobilization Rift

Senators Split Over Effects Of Labor Walkout  “Subcommittee. Starts Study of Defense Mobilization Mess -

Senate Sharply Split On Labor — Revolt, Remedy  Huraphrey Says Whole Anti-fnflotion Setup ‘Hangs Irn Balance”

LABOR'S STAND CAUSES WIDE CONGRESS RIFT   Democrat, GOP Solon: Split; Taft Raps Labor Leaders

--MOBILIZATION-Truman And Wilson In  Conference Revolt Of Labor  Being Discussed

Solons Ponder Walkout’s Effect On Mobilization   Wilson Visits President In Effort Ta Work Out Satisfactory Formula

Labor Bolt On Controls Irks Senate   ‘Reaction Split On Question of Union Walkout

Labor Talks To Johnston   Together for First Time Since Walkout From WSB

—— hE, OE ESE ——eee——yyEee 7 ee eA  Parties Divided On Mobilization Need

PEACH TALK — Johnston Confers With Labor   WHITE HOUSE COUNSEL SITS IN

TAFT RAPS AT LABOR LEADERS    Asserts Democrats Are Making Mountain Out Of Molehill

Labor Group Breaks Chill, Meets Johnston   F irst Conference Since _ Split With Defense _ Mobilizers a Week Age

Labor Leaders, Johnston Meet On Wage Policy   Peace Effort . Made as Senate Seeks Solution

Labor Group, Johnston Meet   Truman’s Lawyer Trying for Peace On Mobilization

Labor, Johnston Meeton Policy Toward Wages  Truman Aide Sits In On Conference oar  Gramiian Diane

Flemming, Ching Heard In Labor Rutt   Program In Balance. Humphrey Claims; Taft Minimizes Sulit

Democratic And Republican Leaders  Differ On Labor Walkout Of Defense

JOHNSTON AND LABOR MEET AFTER WEEK   Demos, Republicans Divided on Effect Of Uniens’ Walkout

Taft Says Labor Is Trying to Split  Nation i in Classes    Unions Begin Plans “sen Eas fad D,,.hLiie

Peace Talks Are Held  Labor Commit: ze Chieftains ‘Confer With Eric Johnston

Convict 2 ROKs For Atrocities  UN Sentences Pair In Deaths of 187

Ik e Makes Inspection  Of Defense   Will Tour American French, British Pact Units

Pecatonica Valley Hit By Floods   Crops, Power Lines, Farm Buildings Take Beating From Wild  Week End Weather

Flood a Threat in Southwest   Damage Estimated to Exceed Million Dollars   Mink Farm Wrecked

Pecatonica River Hits Flood Stage   Southwestern Wisconsin Wallows.<ln Floods As Aftermath Of Week End Of Wild Weather

Army Increases Communist Hunt  Action To Ferret Gut Reds Is Intensified

Army Steps Up Its Efforts To Ferret Out Communists  Trying To Infiltrate Ranks  ye

Any Accelerates  lo Sa it. LaroTts 10 ROMOYS  Reds from Hts Ranks

Army Efforts To Ferret Out Reds — Redoubled Since Korean War Start

SUSPEND THREE TAX AGENTS   Investigate Testimony  In Internal Revenue  Probe

Bureau Takes Action Against Four Aiter  They Testified Before House Investigators

'MORE AGENTS ARE OUT   Internal Revenue Bureau Acts Against Three Of Its Men

SUSPEND THREE MORE NEW YORK U.S. TAX MEN   Refuse to Answer Subcommittee Questions About Finances.

Revenue Chief Suspends Three In Scandal Probe  Fourth Agent Out For Refusing Data During Hearing

— TESTMMONY —  New York Office Is. Under Fire   ONE FAILED TO REPORT INCOME

ore Tax Men  Testimony Before House CGroun RBaing lmavactineatad

Revenue Chie Suspends 3 More Agents   House Probe of Tax ‘Agents' Own Income Leads to Action

N. Y. Official Failed to Give Track Profits In His Return   Bureau Is Investigating Testimony at House Subcommittee

Three More N. Y. Agents Suspended   Bet On Races, Failed ‘To List  Their Winnines

Three More Tax Agents Suspended   Racetrack Bets And Evasion Are Admitted by Two

Colorful Story Unfolds Before Revenue Prober:   One Agent Given Quick Suspension

Four Tax Men Tell Ot Riches   New York Agents Relate Stories of Vacations, Big Race Track Returns

FIRE THREE INCOME TAX OFFICIALS   Two Who Claimed Gambling Winnings and One Who Wouldn't Answer Questions Suspended.   » RULE ALL MUST HELP OUT INQUIRY   Internal Revenue Bureau Probe Turns Up Information on Vacations, Multiple Bank Accounts.

Three More Tax Collectors  Are Suspended   Chief Acts After Storie: of Winning Big Sums On Horse Races

Suspend Trio In New York Tax Bureau   Won't Give Details On Their Income to House Questioners

U.S. ‘To Continue Fighting in Korea  British Told Defense To Be Made in South

CARE Packages Being Gathered   TWO STUDY CLUBS JOIN IN PROJECT FOR HUNGRY OF KOREA

‘CADE for Korea’ Drive Launched Here by Cosmos Club To Aid Refugees of Fighting

FRENGH TO CUT LIVING EXPENSE   Premier Calls For Austerity Program As Crisis Looms —Rearmament Will Cost Nore.

France Faces Government Budoet Crisis   Premier Rene Pleven Tries to Hold Post . Despite Austerity

Will Entertain Any Request From Enemy For Armistice; Ambassador Sebald Makes Trip To Pusan, Korea   COMMUNISTS SEEM TO BE “SITTING TIGHT’

War Subsides into Patrol Action Only   Ridgway Waits for Red Leaders To Make First Peace Overture

War Subsiding As Cease-Fire  Mood Spreads   Atmbussador Sebald Confers With Ridgway ‘Talks     About Peace

; ighting Sudsides In Korea   Littl Fighting Reported As Peace Rumors Fill Air

6 x Kx National Commander Speaks In City  VFW Head Warns O Threat To Nation

Another Cold Wave Heads Down South   Due to Strike Northern Florida Tonight, But lt Won't Be as Severe as Last Week

lran Takes Over British - Owned Oil Industry   Nationalization Ratified By Senate; Plans indefinite.

Iran Ratifies  Oil Seizure   But Premier Doesn't Say How He Will Operate  British Company

British-Owned Oil Property Taken By Iran   Nationalization Of Industry Completed By Parliament

TAKES OVER OM   Tran Completes Nationalization of British-Owned dustry

Iran Seizes Oil Industry Under Law   Future Operating Plans Uncertain; Britain Protests

British Oil Firm Seized By Iran  Future Operation Of Big Kiem. Undariedes!

TARE) UVER UI  Iran Completes Nationaliza tion of British-Owned Industry

SOLON FEARS TINDER BOXES Iran, West Germany Said World’s Big Danger Spots

Senator Calls West Germany And Iran More Dangerous Than Korea   WIRE BREVITIES

‘TINDER BOXES’ POINTED OUT IN WARNING   German Rearmament Might Start War Vinson Declares

Soap Box Derby Inspections Held  Racers Prepare For Sunday Event

77 PER GENT FATALITY Ih LIST OF Ant   At Panmunjom Allies Accuse Reds of Building Up Air) Strenath.

450 Listed By Commies ° As POW's; Are Now Dead   \intred Nations Reveals Details and Raps Foe for Building Up Air Farce

Tragic News Divulged by UN Command   ‘Announce That: Most. of 96a Prisoners Who Reached Communist Rear Lines’ Are Head. .

—UN REPORT— 450 PW’s Given. Up For Dead         TRUCE TALKS STILL STALLED

450 Prisoners Dead—U.N.   Allies Charge Communist P.O.W. List in Error; Other Blasts Hurled

Prisoners Not Listed by Reds Believed Dead   At Least 450 Succumbed in North Korean Prison Camps

UN Says 450 POWs Are Dead   Accuses Reds of Seeking to Build Up Air Strength During Armistice

UN Claims 450 Allied POW’s Are Now Dead   Reds Again: Accused Of Building Up Air Strength During True

UN Reports 450 Allied POWs Dead   Men Perished After Reaching Red Rear Lines

PAGEANT TONIGHT TO OPEN SCHOOL MUSICAL FESTIVAL   Fvent Will Be Staged in Memorial Hall With 450 Joplin Students Taking Part.   150 IN ORCHESTRA AND 120 IN CHORUS   Children Hold) Their First Mass Rehearsal — Miss Marguerite Teeter the Director.

474 Chinese Are Killed In Bayonet Fight   60 Reds Captured; Little Action Found Elsewhere In Korea

YANKS KILL 474 IN WAR'S BIGUEST BAYONET CHARUE   Chinese Cut Down as Americans Capture Hill in Their Drive Northward in West Korea.   ADVANCE TO WITHIN 15 MILES OF SEOUL   Elements of Two Corps, Supported by Tanks, Planes and Artillery, Take Part in Push.

Savage Yanks Dig ‘Out Reds With Bavonets   Big Enemy Foress Sighted Worth of U.N. Thrust, On Allied Flank

474 Chinese Killed in Savage Bayonet Fighting (Charge Up Single Hill

U.S. Corps Slays AV4 of Foe Within 15 Miles of Seoul   Yanks Find Little Opposition Elsewhere in , South Korean Area; Biggest Bayonet Action Of War; 60 Chinese Reds Also Are Captured

Allies Hind Few Commies In Other Areas   30,000 Chinese In Line But Make No Move To Attack

Allies Stab Near Seoul; Sight Enemy  In Savage Bayonet Clash Near Suwon

Son Of Slain King Denies His Brother Was Exiled   BY SAM SOUKI  TP Staff Coarrescnandent

STRIKE TIES UP RAIL AND POSTAL SERVICE IN ITAL!   Government Workers Walk Out To Enforce Pay  Raact Damanede

~_-_—_———<——  meena dtl (TALY’S COMMUNICATIONS CRIPPLED BY STRIKE

Gamblers Caught in Middle Between Federal Tax Aaents and Local Police

China Could Lose Vote   Nationalists Owe U.N. $5.7 Million Which Is Due Jan

Delinquent Dues May Cost Chiang U.N. Vote   China Nationalists Owe Membership Assessment For Past Two And One-Half Years.

China Faces Loss of Vote Over UN Due:   Chiang Kai-Shek’s Government Has Not Paid ’50-51 Fees, UN Records Show

NATIONALIST CHINA MAY LOSE . HER UN VOTE   _Hasn’t Paid Membership Assessment for Either 1950 or 1951.

Chiang May Lose  UN Assembly Vote  Formosa Regime Owes Two Years Dues—L. 5. re a rete  , es ee ee

Chiang's China Must Pay Dues or Forfeit Vote   ~ Nationalists Are Two Years Behind in U. N. Payments

Europe Provides Men, U.S. Dollar:   Marshall Testifies on Foreign Aid Program

ASKS REMARKS AT AID HEARING BE OFF RECORD   Senator Asks That Newsmen Not Send Ont Their Stories

THREE PLANES COLLIDE IN AIR TWO FLIERS DIE   Two Two-Plane Formations Smash Up; Korean Vet Escapes.

Planes Collide Near Dayfon, 0.   Two Killed As Jet, F-51 Fighters Smash

Two Fighter Pilots Killed   Airplanes Collide in Formation Flight

3 Airplanes Crash, 2 Die  Near Dayton   Formations Collide 1.800 Feet In Air,  Two Survive

‘Cut All Ties, Throttle Trade —State Dept.   Nations Requested Brand Communist Regime Aqaressor

PLAN BRANDS PEKING REGIME AS AGGRESSOR   Consultations Open At United Nations By Delegates

U.S. Asks U.N. To Blockade, Censure China   Proposal Is Now Being Circulated Among 30 Nations; Severance Of Relations Urged

Moran Is Found Guilty of Perjury In Crime Probe  Is Convicted of Lying About Relationship With Racketeer

21 Police Heads Indicted inN. Y.  Plot to Protect , nn i ee + oe rt

O'Dwyer’s Frien Faces Jail Term   49-Year-Old Politician   49-Year-Old Politician Is Faced With Five-Yea  Sentence For Perjury

Moran Convicted on Lying Charge   Former New York Official Faces Term

MORAN FACING PRISON TERM   O'Dwyer Buddy Can Ge Five Years For Perjury

Moran Guilty Of Perjury  O'Dwyer’s Buddy Lied To Senate’s  F ay Oh 2 ae l 4, Penne a SY QuemneRe

Moran May Gel Five Year Term   Former New York City Official Convicted As Perjurer to Committee

Mayor's Buddy Convicted By New York Jury  Moran Faces 5-Year Term For Periurv

\Convicted For Perjury  "Dwye r’s Friend Moran Faces Term In Prison

PAL OF EX-MAYOR ~ IS FOUND GUILTY   ‘J. J. Moran Faces Prison Term for Perjury

O’Dwyer’s Friend Faces Jail Term   49-Year-Old Politician Is Faced With Five-Year  Sentence For Perjury

Korean Armistice Talks Deadlocked On Question Of Buffer Zone Location   Chief Red Delegate Deckres Progress _Unkkely Unless United Nations Makes Concessions On Hotly-Debated Issue

Tear Gas Bombs Force Slayer To Leave House   Kills Sister in Restaurant Last Night; Released Recently From State Hospital

Stands Off Posse After Killing Sister   Former Asylum Inmate Gives Up After Tear Gas Siege

B Killed In Bus Accident In England   Worst Highway Accident In British History

Deaths Met by 23 Boys   auneieen Uther Are Hurt, Some Severely, When Bur Plows. Into Parade in England

Vehicle Plows into Marching Line Of Cadets   ‘Driver Was To “Receive Safety - Award Today

—19 INJURED—  Vehicle Hits Rear End Of  Formation  Driver Was To Get Safety Award Toda

With a Song on. Their ‘Lips-—— Bus -Mows Down.  Marching: ‘Children

English Bus Hits Marching Bovs—23 Die   Driver About to Get Safety Medal—Y ouths All Between 10 and 13 —19 Are in Hospital

Police Identify 23 Crash Victim:   Some of 19 Injured Are Near Death — Worst in Anglo Records

BRITISH BUS TOLL NOW 23, 19 BOYS  ARE HOSPITALIZED   ‘Shocked Driver With Coot Record Unable To Explain Britain’s Worst Accident

Britains Worst Highway Accident Takes 23 Lives   Big Bus Hits Formation Of 50 Marching Boys; Driver Had Been Due Citation For Safe Drivin

Bus Kalls 23 Knelish Boys. 19 Are Hurt  Children Range From 10 To 13

Police Seek To Identify Boys Killed By Bus   23 British Cadets “Run-Down As They March tTn.Formation

Worst Road Tragedy in English History Shocks Na tion  23 Boys Killed and 19 Are Injured As British Bus Plows Into Marchers

19 Other Cadets Hospifalized By Heavy Vehicle   Worst Road Tragedy In British History; Bus Plows Through Marchina Column

English Town Grief-Stricken Over Death Of 23 Boys In. Bus Accident   Nineteen Others In Hospitals, Some Critical; Driver Was Due For Citation For 25 Years Of Safe Driving.

Motoring Mishap Britain's Worst,  Bus Plows Into Cadet Column; 23 Are Killed

23 Marching Boys Killed; Hit by Bus   Honor Driver Can Give No Reason For Freak Acciden

BOYS IN 10-13 AGE BRACKET VICTIMS   Worst Accident In British Motoring History   Hits Formation From Behind In Darkness: Driver Unable To Explain

BOYS IN 10-13 AGE BRACKET VICTIMS   Worst Accident In British Motoring History  DIN VCUINIC      Hits Formation From Behind In. Darkness: Driver Unable To Explain

VEHICLE PLOWS INTO MARCHING RANKS, 19 HURT   Called Britain’s Worst Motoring Tragedy; Drive: Was Safety Winner.

B Boys Killed When Bus Plows Into Marchers   Accident Happens . on Dimly Lit Road at Chatham. Enaland

Driver Mas 2)-Yfear sajely Record —  Bus Plows Into Column of Marchind Boys, 23 Die

British Bus Kills 23 Boys   19 Others in Hospitals. Some Near Death; Runs Into Marchers

People Should Worry Because Governments Themselves Don’t Know What They Are Up to

No Time Set For Resuming Necotiations   Press Preparations; Service Troops Move Kaesong Equipment

Another Meeting Of Reds, Allies Is Set Tomorrow   No Announcement Is Made Of When Talks Will Be Reopened

Liaison Men Scheduled To Meet Again  No Announcement Of Time Decision

New Site for Talks Chosen   Spot Six Miles Southeast of Kaesong; Liaison Officers To Meet Soon

Select Site  For Resuming  Peace Talks  Expect to Reopen. Parley at Earliest Possible Moment

SELECT SITE FOR RESUMING TRUCE TALKS   Both Sides Speed Plans To Get Full Peace Delegations Together.

Parley May Poe Near  Panmunjom   Allied Infantry Crash Through In Sufft Offensive

Site Selected For Truce Talks   Both Sides Agree On Spot Near Panmunjom

INo Word  When Talks To Begin   Agree on Panmunjom: Await Approval From ‘Commands on Choice

UN, Reds Choose Site To Renew Truce Talks  Panmun jon Area OK d: Liaison  Teams To Meet Again Tonight

Site Picked For Resuming  Truce Talks   Spot Is Six Miles Away From Kaesong

Choose New site for Talk About Truce   second Meeting Of Liaison Group Set for Thursday

Site Agreed On For Renewal Of Truce Talks  Allied, Red Lia Officers To Mee Aaain Taniah

Tank-Led Yanks Smash Eight Miles Through Reds In Korea; Select Cease-Fire Talks Site

Liaison Oiticers., Schedule Session For Tomorrow   New Location For Resuming Sessions. South Of Kaesong

Liaison Group Picks Location Near Panmunjom   U.N. Command Expect: Early Resumption of Truce Parley

LIAISON GROUPS TO MEET AGAIN TO MAP DETAILS   Parley Place Is Near Panmujom—No Announcement Of Re-Opening Armistice Talks Made

Liaison Officers Pick New Site Of Cease-Fire Talk   : Spot Is 6 Air Miles Southeast of Kaesong Where Previous Negotiations Failed; No Announcement Made as to Future Plans

Envoys Pick A Place To Reopen Talks   Liaison Officers Will Meet Tonight To Plan Further

Truce Parley Site Selected . NearKaesong   Officers Will Meet — Tonight To Expedite Cease Fire Efforts

U.N. Group Prepares To  State Terms   Time For Next Full Conference Still Uncertain

No Word When Talks To Begin _   Agree on Pan:  Await Appreval trom Cammoandc an Chaicea

Officers Select Place to Resume Peace Efforts   Open Air Location Near Panmunjon Replaces Kaesong

Resumption Of Meefings Due Shortly      New Location Is Six Miles From Kaesong; Fullscale Effort to End Shooting War

New Pruce Talk Site Agreed On   UN Team Assembles In Korea—No Time Set for Resumption

EARLY OPENING OF CONFAB EXPECTED   Panmunjom, 6 Miles From Kaesong, Selected   To Be Top Problem When Cease-Fire Teams Resume Negotiations

Liaison Men Select Open Area   Spot By Panmunjom Needs Approval Of Both Top Commands

Liaison Officers Pick ‘Talk’ Site   Allies to Meet Reds Again Tonight Near Panmunjom Area

U.N. and Reds Select New Parley Site  Dp... gt Of   Preparations for Resuming Truce Conclave Speeded

 Liaison Officers Pick Site Near Panmunjom ‘For Resuming Korean Armistice Negotiations

New Selection Six Air Miles From Kaesona   United Nations Armistice Team Returns To Korea

SITE CHOSEN, RESUMP TION IS EXPECTED   NO TIME SET FOR OPENING OF TALKS

Cease-Fire Talks To Be Resumed, New Site Is Eyed  Full-Scale Effort le Pynoected hu LIN

New Spot Set Near Kaesong  Tx Tr "TT      UN Negotiators Ready To Re sume Talks

Actual Peace Parley May Start Soon   Chinese Routed As Yanks Attack On Eastern Front

SELECT SITE FOR RESUMING TRUCE’ TALKS   U. N. Command Expects FullScale Negotiations to Start Soon.

New Site. Is Chosen For Talks   No Indication Given if Teams Will Meet Soon But Aetivity Picks up

Spot Is Six Air Miles Southeast Of Kaesong Where CeaseFire Negotiations Began Three Months Ago Today —Were Broken Off By Reds August 23—Meeting Of Allied And Red Liaison Officers At Panmunjom Scheduled For 8 O’clock Tonight

CEASE-FIRE TALKS WILL BE RESUMED NEAR PANMUNION   Preparations For Meeting Of Full: Delegations Being Rushed

Site Is Picked For Truce Talks   Spot Is Six Air Miles From Kaesong; Open Air Meetings Planned.

Punch Boards a ‘Big Business’ in U. S.   Some Are “Fixed”, Too, An Official Advises.

New Field Open By Ban on Slots   Punchboards, Similar Devices Now Flourish

Boyle Awaits Nod to Testify At RFC Probe   Assured of Chance To tell His Story At Senate Inquiry:

Boyle Gets Chance To Tell His Side   Dem National : Chairman  Called In RFC Probe

Boyle Gets Chance To Tell ‘His “Side  Dem National .  Celled In DEC Pk.

Eleven Dead In Blast In Mine  Explosion Occurs In West Virginia Mine

ATOMIC BOMB NOT SO BAD’ SAYS Gl JOE   OBSERVERS REPORT ON TEST EXPLOSION CLOSE TO TROOPS

GI's Scared As A-Bomb Is Defonated   Kanses Soldier Among Men On Meneuvers In Nevade Tests

TELL OF A-BOMb  First Atomic Gls Have Various Reactions to Desert Tests

Cites Proof . U.S. IsSound   President Declares Economy Can Easily Stand Crisis Spending

PMA Leaders Learn About "51 Program   Township Meetings are Next Step in Sign-Up Of County’s Farmers

PITCHED INTO WATER WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES   Prominent Twin City Men Meet Mishap While Fishing ©

Investigation Into Treatment Of Orphans At Corsicana Is Launched

Grunewald Won't Talk To Probers   Tex Investigators Threaten Mystery Man’‘s Attorney in Surprise Session

Statement Of Lawyer Rips Probe   Witness Defies Threa  Of Contempt Action Rn Ades Cossian

‘Mystery Man’ Acts on Advice Of His Lawver   Head of Committea Threatens To Throw Attorney Out .

Grunewald Fails To Give Replies To House Group   ‘Dutchman’ Does Not Talk Regarding Tax Fix Shakedown Attemon'

Attorney is Threatened With Ejection   Charges Public Trial Without Regard to Rights

AIN’T GOT NUTHIN’ TO SAY  ~ Dutchman Wouldn't Say ‘Ah, But Lawyer Talks A-Plenty

Grunewald Refuses To Give Testimony On Tax Scandals   Refuses to Talk Even Though Hearing Is Open

Gunewald Won't Clear Up Mystery InRevenue Case  Refuses to Testify On Shakedown Story

WASHINGTON'S MYSTERY MAN STANDS SILENT   GRUNEWALD APPEARS BEFORE COMMITTEE; REFUSES TO TALK

“DUTCHMAN IS SILENT BEFORE HOUSE INQUIRY   Open Hearing, But Tax Witness Won’t Answer Ouestions

Grunewald Stays Mum at Tax Probe  Committee Angry As Witness Balks

Henry Silent On Taxes   Grunewald Asked For Public Hearing, Won't Talk Today When Doors Opened

Dutchman Keep: Silence Before Tax Inquiry   Attorney Blasts Hearings; Advises Client Not to Talk

Mystery Man Keeps Mum At Tax Quiz   Grunewald Wen’t Even Say Hello, Lawyer Tells  Newsmer

Grunewald Mum Before Probers   Figure in Shakedown Inquiry Refuses to Give Testimony

‘Dutchman’ Won't Talk About ‘Fix’   Grunewald Refuses To Answer Probers

REFUSES CALL IN TAX PROBE   Henry Grunewald Declines “ To Testify On Scandals

Grunewald in Balky Mood   Refuses to Testify At Tax Scandal Probe On Alleged Shakedown Try Hearing

GRUNEWALD © WONT TALK ON" TAX FIX"   The Dutchman Declines te Testify After Attorney Wins Demand for Open Hearing.

Tax Witness  Balks on Stand   Grunewald Refuses In Face of Threat

Grunewald Won't Talk at Hearing   Upproarious Session Follows Attorney’s Charges

Mystery Man In Tax Probe Will Not Talk   Refusal Comes in Face of Threatened Contempt Action

eeu Sle hese oe  City’s “Opportunity Day” Shoppers Accommodated 9: 30 to 10:30

40a BUY WEL BVGE!  City’s “Opportunity Day” Shoppers Accommodated 9: 30 to 10:30

Air’ Ror Hits Enemy Convoys  Ground Forces Report Little Action Alone Frant

Allies Push Through Mud Against Reds Hit-and-Run Defense   Continue Red-Killing Drive. Two Columns Ford Swollen Pyongrang

Allied Forces ~ Plunge On tn Red-Killing! Dine   ‘Princess Pats: ..~ . Of Canada Join” In Northward: Push

In Loving Memory Of Our Daughter and Sister  eriuminata: FT meen Mariah

JURY (S TOLD OF CONFESSION   Defendants’ Statements Read At Kazoo Co-ed Murder Trial

Young IV Fans Escape Death  New York Avalanche Crushes Apartment

Bus Drivers Vote Strike At Columbus   Yeuent Fera Seas   Ton-Cent Fare Scer As Key Issue In Strike Necotiatlona

Bus Drivers Vote Strike At Columbus   Ten-Cent Fare Seen As Key Issue In Strike Necaotiations

Crews Beain Tying Up Maior Ports   Pilots in Token Picket, Ground Onerations Stop

C1O Seamen Strike: 650 Ships Tied Up   Air-Line Pilots Set Up Picket Lines: Publicker Industries Closed

U.S. Ports Face Strike And Tieups   Air Travel Also May Be Affected By Labor Disputes

‘No Pushover,’ Alaska Says   Ready For Any Blow,  General Declares

USE Oeanaaded Nafand Alacke  Bde WOVE Be Se i Nae na sans  From Russ, Says General

Alaska Defense is No Pushover  U. S. Forces Prepared For Any Invasion

Declares Alaska Can and Will Be Defended By U.S. Army   No Push Over For Any Invaders

Dowa Payinenis Reduced con TY, Appliances; Cred-’ it Periods Lengthened.

Consumer Credit Orders Revised   More Time To Be Allowed For Installment Buying

)  FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD  REVISES REGULATIONS TO CONFORM WITH NEW LAW

Reguiations Revised ‘On Consumer Credit  Amendment Lengthen Pesind Ta Pao Bae Acta

FRB Revises Reeulations On Credit  Wy   Brought Into Line With The  Production Act

Anson Thomas To Address Farm Bureau Members   Election And Instajlation Of Officers Included On

Al MENTAL VOLVED INREBELLION   Confused Picture Of Situation From News Dispatches

Argentine State Radio Says Rebels Surrender After Briet Gun Battle

AIR AND ARMY MEN INVOLVED IN REBELLION   Confused Picture Of Situation From News Dispatches

DID YOU KNOW? ... . Spotted Observance Over State Over  Texas Independence

General Van Fleet Says Eighth Army Has Quit Chasing Reds;  New Censorship Plan Invoked Allied Forces Run Up Against Bristling Communist Defenses

U.N. Forces Quit Chasing . Reds in North   Van Fleet Says Allies To Stand Against Further Aaaression

—KORE A— Censorship Lowered On War Front  — Allies To Quit  Chasing Reds

Eighth Army To Block Any Agoression   Whether Allies to Stand Where They Are Now or Strike Out for Targets Not Answered

Van Fleet Says’ UN Will Quit. Chasing Reds, But Will Halt Anv Aggressive Move

Allies Have Quit Chasing Reds — In North Korea      Eighth Army Will Continue To Block Aggression, Gen. Van Fleet Save

VAN FLEET SAYS CHASING OF REDS HAS COME TO END   GIVES NO CLUE TO POSSIBLE FUTURE ALLIED OPERATIONS

United Nations Run Against Stiff Defense   Rigid Restrictions Placed on Reports Of Korean Activitie:

Commander Says Chase’ Phase Over      Change in Tactics Initiates Guessing on UN Objectives

New Censorship Clamped Down On Korea News   Two Theories Held For Situation--and Truce Is Not One

But UN Still Will Bloek Red Attacks   Van Fleet Doesn't Say Just Where Allies Will Form Line

UN to Halt Red Chase: Van Fleet  ommunis ist Buildu ul   Communist Buildup Cited as One Cause for Tactics Change

GEN, VAN FLEET GIVES NO CLUES TO NEXT MOVE   Question Remains Will Allies Stand Still Or Strike At Specific Targets In The North.

U. S. Will Continue to Block Aggression, Commander Declares   Tight Censorship  Rule Is Imposed   U.N. Forces Now Facing Tough Communist Defenses In N. Korea

But to Block Aggression   Forward U.N. Elements Meet Stronger Defense

‘Quit Chasing Reds,’ General Van Fleet Says   Speculate on Reasons for News Blackout

Van Fleet Says Eighth Army Ends ‘Pursuit Phase’ of Action--Clamps Censorship Lid on News Stories

Van Fleet:  Pursuit of Reds Ends   General Says Phase o War Over; Gives No Clue to Future.

‘Pursuit’ Ended,  Van Fleet Reveals  Eighth Army Chief Says Drive Over

WILL STILL BLOCK RED AGGRESSION   Eighth Army Commander Gen. Van Fleet Gives No Clue to Future Course of War.   ALLIES HIT NEW RED DEFENSE LINE   General Says Pursuit at End; Doesn‘t Reveal Whether Allies Will Stand Where They Are.

Kighth Army Has Quit Red Pursuit   Press Gagged—Genera Van Fleet Gives No Clue to Future Plans

Secrecy Veils Future Allied War Strategy   Communists Cripplec But Not Exhausted

Future U.N. Operations Are Secret   Chinese Army Done, General Says In Yow Te Block Averession

Yanks Quit Chasine Reds In N. Korea Says Gen. Van Flee!   Gives No Clue to Future Operation Of U.N. Forces

Censorship Imposed By Eighth Army   Move Is Disclosed By Gen. Van Fleet; Reds Reinforeed

Pursuit of Reds Ends Van Fleet Announces   Eighth Army to Continue to Block Aaaression, However, He Adds.

Sth Army Quit: Chasing ‘Reds; Blackout On  Questions On Future yr 7 wre   Questions On Future Unanswered; U.S.. Britain Plan Review

Censorship Clamped on War News   Yen Fleer Fails Te Explain Future Course in Korea

Shroud UN Operation In Secrecy   ‘Allies Will Continue To Block Chirese Aggression, Says Van Fleet

—UN STILL WILL BLOCK ATTACK—  Allied Pursuit of Reds Ended, Van Fleet Says   Reds Bolstered

Sth Army Chief Signals End of All-Out Drive  Rigid Censorship _ Clamped on Action

Van Fleet Says Sth Has Quit Chasing Reds   But Will Continue To Block Communist Ageression,

Van Fleet Says Army Has Quit Pursuing Reds   But Will Continue tc Block Aggression; News Black-Out On

UN Commander Says Outfit Will Block Aggression   Future of Allied Operations Clouded By Van Fleet Words

8th Army Stops Chasing Reds in   But Will Continue To Block Aggression By Communists

Statement Leaves War Future Cloud\   Strict Censorship Clamped Down After General’s Announcement

CHASING REDS IS HALTED BY U. S. SOLDIERS   Van Fleet Stops Drive; Plan For  Future Unrevealed

No Clue Given To Possible Future Move   Most Restrictive News Regulations Are Ordered Since  Last December

U.N. fo End lis Advance, Says General   Heavy Censorship ls Clamped Down On Fighting Front

NO CLUE GIVEN FOR FUTURE STRATEGY   Rigid Censorship Imposed On News Reports  VAN FLEET   Declares U.N. Forces Will Continue To Fight Foe’s Unwarranted Aggression

Pursuit of Red Forces Has Ended   General Van Fleet Prepares for What May Be Another  Chinese Offensive

Gen. Van Fleet Says Allies Will Block Agaression   Reasons For New Tactics In Korea Are Not Announced

Gen. Van Fleet Halts Advance In Korea War   Troops Get Order To Enc Pursuit Of Enemy Forces

Gives No Clue To New Policy   General Orders Restrictive News Censorship After Report

Van Fleet Says. U.N. To Continue To Block Reds  U. N. Commander Says Troops Will Cross 2961 If Naracenry

Eighth Army Ends Task of Chasing Reds   wilted Nations Troops Will Continue To Block Communist Aggression in Korea, However— Statement by Allied Commander Followed by War's Most Restrictive News Reeuletion:

USED CAR TAX BILL DEBATED   Prospects For Immediate Vote In State Senate Are Believed Dim

Used Car Sales lax Snarled Up  Higgins Senate Bill Hanas In Balance

Invasion of Moths Takes Over Colorado City; Expected to Stay Rest of Summer

Moths Bali Up Colorado Town  Invaders May Turn Canon City Into Nudist Colony

Big Increase In Spending ls Proposed   A-Committee Members Claim Paducah Project on Schedule

Gromyko Insists On Pact Confab  Wants US Bases And  Se: , ean ee

11 BUILDINGS OF TOWN BURN ‘IN HIGH WIND   Most of Business Section of Palmyra, Town Without Water System, Destroyed Sunday.   @ LOSS ESTIMATED NEAR $1,000,000   Fire Starts in Trash Pile, Is Carried By Wind to Shed Housing Gas Tank.

Fire Destroys 11 Stores   Estimates Illinois  Loss at $1,000,000

HAN ON BOYLE’S PAY ROLL WHILE WORKING FOR RFE   Turney Gratz Admits Draw. ing Money From Both During Four Years He Was With Lending Agency.   PARTY CHIEF PAID * HIM $11,000, HE SAYS   Witness Teils Senate Probers  He “Looked After” Boyle's Financial Affairs In   Spare Time.

Candidate For G.O.P. Nomination   Military Has Information Of General's In tention To Respond Favorably To Public Call

Mild Weather Continues Here   Thick Ice Covers Hill’s Streets And Sidewalks

ives Opposed  Lawmakers Shan Plan to Close Businesses for Price Violations

Cold Shoulder Given Plan To Punish Firms   Businesses That Flout Price Control Would Be Glosed -

Congress Against Proposal To Close Evaders Of Curbs  Bee «ee Ie ee ee, oie   Plan Would Shut Down All Business Firms Violating Law

OPS License Proposal Gets Cold Shoulder   Senators Shun Truman Plan To Suspend Businesses For Price Violations

Bill Proposes Federal Curbs On Businesses   Lawmakers “Cold” To Administration Control Setup

Police Hold Two In Loan Robbery  Milwaukee Holdup Reported Solved

Police Bayonet Student Trio   Anti-British Mob Broken Up In Iran

SEI) UNUE  GUIUED  Agriculture Secretary Lines  - Out Pattern for Defense Needs

Captive Mines In District Sull Claced hy Strike  WMawgowvuu y Ie

INVESTIGAT  ON OF POSSIBLE FRAUD ASKED   False Information To, Get Truck Licenses Is Alleged

US fo Insist On Jap Treaty This Summer  Compromise Worked   Compromise Worked Out With Britain On Issue Of Red China

U.S. Determined To Get Jap Pact This Summer   Wants Treaty Signec Regardless of Truce Parleys in Korea

Dispute Forces Shutdown Of Oi Refinery In tran   World’s Largest Gasoline ‘Producer Ceases Operations

ABADAN OIL REFINERY   Shutdown Climaxes Bitter Jranian-British Dispute

Last Gasoline Machine Is Closed Down   Anglo-lranian Giant Plant Halts Production Due to Storage

Refinery Is Closed; No  More Room   Dispute Closes Biggest Plant — Harriman Is Confident Talks Can Be Held    To Meet Iranians

lran Refinery Closes Today   No room remains nov In Storage Tanks For Gasoline

Last Gasoline Producing Machine Is Closed in Bitter Oil Row  Between Great Britain and Iran

Worlds Largest Oil Plant Closed  Harriman Confident Britain. Iran Will  A evmmss «480 gettlement

State Trade Soars Above Like Period in ’50   Britain Closes Giant Refinery As Iranian Oil Situation Eases

BUTTON PUSH STOPS FINAL IRANIAN FUEL   Largest Refinery In World Forced To Twirl Valves   ARMISTICE NEGOTIATORS GET NOWHERE WITH BUFFER ZONE TALKS: GENERAL NAM IL BALKS

Track Nearly Clear For Renewed lran-British Talks; Refinery Closed

Production Of Gasoline Ends in Iran  Lack of Storage Space Reason; End Of Crisis Sought

Storage Tanks ruil, Pipeline Flow ts Stopped   Harriman Hopeful Of New Talks To Settle Difficulties

Abadan Oil Refinery Is Closed Down   Cut Off Last Trickle of Iranian  Oil to the West

Production Stops At Iran Refinery   Harriman Expects No Fur. ther Talk Delays

Giant Refinery In Iran Closed  Harriman Confident, BRowever., In Oil Rift

Last Abadan Oil Refinery Unit Closes Down; Talks By Britain and Iran Waited

Oil Production Finally Halted At Big tran Plan   Harriman Returns. To Tehran as British Prepare For Parleys

Huge Abadan Refinery Put On Idle List   Tran Plant Center Of Oil Row With British Group

World's Largest Refinery Is Idle and Last Machine At Plant Brought to Halt

Storage Tanks Filled at Big ‘Abadan Plant   Harriman Reaches London, Hopeful Of New Parley

STOP ADABAN OIL, REFINERY   No Room Left in Storage Tanks of Huge Iran Plant

Blow-Off-The-Lid Reception—  America’s First GI Vets From Korea Return Home Under Rotation Plan

First Yank Soldiers Brought Home Under Rotation Plan Arrive In Seattle for Gala Welcome   Fifteen Liberated American Soldiers Tell Of Being Interviewed By Chinese General

First Yank Soldiers Brought Home Under Rotation Plan Arrive In Seattle for Gala Welcome

rirst righting Men Are tome From Korea  Seattle Welcoming   Seattle Welcoming Includes Fanfare, All the Trimmings

Yanks Come HomefromKorea; Grateful Folks Welcome Them   First Under Rotation System Reach States

GI’s Get A Royal Welcome   Seattle Goes All-Out To Show Appreciation To First ‘Rotation’  ’ Soldiers From Korea

Durocher Bribe Offer Revealed  Letter Also Threatens Harm to Wife and Son

Durocher’s Wife Reveals $15,000 Bribe To Drop Three Straight W orld Series Games

Bribe Offered Leo Durocher   Letter Also Contains A  Threat To Laraine Day f And Young Son

Bolis Kill Trio; Crop: Need Rain   Worst Dronght In 10 Years Reported In Western N.C.

Congress Say or Troops Given  House Setback   Armed Services Grouy Rejects Motion to Bar Sending GIs

GOP To Spend More Than Lausche s Budge   Spending Program Totals $14,000,000 Over Estimates

GENERAL ASKS UNITY WITH WEST  ‘Ike’ Extends Olive Branch To Germans For Pact Defense Aid

Lose Clue In Kidnap Case   Baby Bottle Ss Found On Roed, And Then Crushed

Baby Bolfle Meanre Clue ty Kidnaning   Widespread Search for Five Day-Old Michigan City In fant Proves Futile.

Seeking to Throw Reds off Balance      Communists Reedy to Strike Heavy Blows in West

U. S. Reveals Plans To Beat Reds In East   Truman Proj ects ‘Action Pro cram   Defense ‘Arrangement With Australia, New Zealand Being Negotiated

Truman Sets 3-Point Plan To Stop Reds  Modelled On Yk net ..t.9%res6h.2. Uhre   Modelled On N*M Marshall Plan, 8: Atlantic Pact  aan mn eee een CUCU ee - ee pie cae

Three-Point Pacific Pact Action Bared   Acheson Urges U. 5. To Hold § “Course In Koren  eactast

Anti-Red Program  Outlined   3-Point Action  . Plan Contemplates No Change In U. S. Course In Korea

 "Hold Steadfast Course in Korea,’ Acheson Urges  J . o C7 Administration Lays Down 3-Point Program \To Protect Pacific Islands From Communists

3 - Point Pacific  Plan Set   Truman and Acheson Get Together W ith ‘New War on Reds

Allies Seize Big Dam; Reds Pull Out Again After Bitter Fighting   Policies for Far East Are Outlined

3-Point Plan Outlined For  Pacifie Area   Acheson Opposes Any U.S. Extension OL Korean Conflict

Three-Point Program Laid Down By Nation To Combat Red Influence Over Orient

Acheson Pleads Against Spread 0 War in Asia   Pacific Defense Plans Launched By Ocean Nations

Truman Sets 3-Point Plan To Stop Reds   Modelled On Fi: Marshall Plan, ¥ Atlantic Pact

Plan Set Out For Far Eas! .   Administration Urges Steadfast Course im Koree No Extension of Conflict

Acheson Calls On Nation To Avoid Ideas Of Extending Far East Fight

Pacifie Pact Would Fight Reds In Asia   U. S. Mustn’t Extend Conflict In Korea,  Acheson Savs

Truman Asks Lecal Advice or Vatican Envoy   Ignores Protests From Protestants Over Appointment

Truman Seems Set to Order Clark to Rome   Protestants Protest Sending General as Envoy to the Vaticar

Truman ignores Row Gver Vatican Envoy Clark Appointment Starts Political-Reliaious Fiqht

Protests Pour in On Nomination of Clark to Vatican   Truman Remains Firm; Catholics Applaud Action

Truman Ignores Protests Over. Clark Appointment   Nomination Of General As Envoy To Vatican Touches Off Hot Politicnt!-Retigious Fight

Battle Tempo Eases: Reds Slow Contact   Battle Line Demand Of UN Accepted By Enemy

Reds Suddenly Accept Battle Front Proposal  UN Spokesman Calls Offer Biqqest Step Forward tn Taike

DULLES IN TOKYO FOR TREATY TALKS   Japs Consider His Arrival Most  Important Event Since They Surrendered,

One More Craft "Probable, Four Damaged   All U. S. Jets Return Safely; Not One Bullet Hole Is Found

No U. S. Planes _ Touched   Biggest Jet Fight Yet Is Near Yalu; UN Force Holds All Wonju Area As Red Pressure Fades

Jets Fight Biggest Air Battle In History Over Korean Lines   All American Jets Return Safely

U. S. Thunderjets Shoot Down Four Russian MIG- bs  1Taneae   Biggest Jet Air Battle in the War

4: Russian Made Jets Shot Down   War’s Biggest Air Battle Yank Victory

Down Four Red MIG-15sin Yalu River Dogfight  Oo?) AT. Pie me ne   33 Allied Planes In Action; Report Clear-Cut Victory

MIG FIGHTERS   Allies Now Reported la Full Control Of The City Of Weoniu

Yank Planes Down 4 MIGs In Battle Near  Manchuria   Allies Control Wonju, Engage North Koreans In Yongwol

Biggest Jet ‘Air Battle Waged Today   One Other Foe Jet Probably Downed, Four Others Are . Damaged in Fight

Thunderjets Smear Four Enemy Planes   Five Other Russ-Made Jets Damaged—Yanks Fly Home From Fight Without a Seratch

Jets In Furious Battles   4 MIG-15’s Shot Down In History's Biggest Jet Fight

U. ». Jet Planes Win Air Battle — ns 33 to 28; Shoot Down Four TROOPS RETAKE WONJU Allied Forces Fight _  Koreans at Yongwol in  Other Actions

AMERICANS ° UNDAMAGED IN CLASH   Thirty-Three Thunderjets Tangle With 18 to 28 Migs Near Border; Destroy 4, Hit 5 Others,   AMERICANS AGAIN TAKE OVER WONJU   Drive Reds from Wonju Hills; Fight Raging Inside Yongwol. Raid Siniju Airfield and Pyongyang.

30-Minute Fight Follow: American Air Raid on Sinuiju Field; All U. S. Planes Undamaged.   U. N. FORCES IN CONTROL OF WONJU

Four Red Jets Downed: F-84s Return Safely   Allies Fighting Inside Yongwol And Near Tanyang

UN Retakes Vital Town As Enemy’s Fight Lags   Few Chinese Found In Ground Battles As Air War Wages

Yanks Win biggest Jet hir Battle   At Least Four Russian MIG-15s Are Knocked Down Near Menchoria

Down 4 Russians In Biggest Jet Plane Batfle.   Not A Bullethole In US Thunderjets After Air Battle

FOUR RUSSIA SPEEDSTERS SHOT DOWN   American Fighters Returr Without Damage   In Control Of Wonju Area: Report Enemy Moving Tanks Across Han

United States Fighters Score Four Wins With Five ‘Probables’ In Big Air Battle Over Northern Korea

U. S. Jet: Planes Win Air Battle  Thunderjets Outnumber ‘Red Migs, 33 to 28; Shoot Down Four  TROOPS RETAKE WONJU Allied Forces. Fight Red  Koreans at Yongwol i in  Other Actions   TROOPS RETAKE WONJL

& mericans In Biggest A ir Jet Conflict   Not Even One Bullet Hole Found In Ut. &.  Planes Upon Return

U.S. Jet Fighters Claim Four MIGs   Allied Combat Teams Reoccupy Wonju_; And Gain Control Of Adiacent Airstrin

Troops Again Take Wonju, Nearby Hills   Thunderjets Escape Damage, Knock Down Soviet-Made MIGs

Yank Thunderjets Down 4 Enemy Planes In Biggest Jet Air Battle In History

Ground Fighters Retake Wonju, Airstrip, Hills  Allies. Battle Kored infiltrators In Area

Allied And Red Planes Clash In Bisgest Air Battle Since Start of Korean Hostilities

Allied Units Oust Enemy From Wonju   Thanderjets Tangle With Soviet-Made Migs Over Sinnija

A Russian-Made Planes Downed   Allied Combat Troops Score New Gains in Woniu Area

Armored Patrol Pushes Deep In Red Territory  Russian-Built MIG Planec Shat Dawn

Thunderjets Claim Nine MIG's Tagged   U. N. Patrol Pushes Beyond Wonju, Allies Battle Communists in Yonqwol

4 Enemy Fighters Shot Down   On Ground, Allied Forces Push Beyond Burned-Out Wonju

Biggest Jet Air Conflict Is Won By Thunderijets   Four Migs Shot Down, Five Damaged; Allied Combat Teams Re-occupy Woniu. Air Stein

US JETS WIN BATTLE WITH SOVIET CRAFT   Airstrip: Alsa Taken -From Reds

Yanks Win First Big Jet Battle   4. Russian-made MIG-15’s Shot Down in Tilt With  American Thunderjets   MEVULLULFE WULNU  Artillery Barrage Blasts Communists Off Hills Overlooking Airfield

Allied Column Reianes Wonju, Seizes Two Hills  Enemy Resistance Reported Fading At Road Center

U. 5. Pilots Down Four Red Jet Planes   Biggest Air Battle Of Korean War Is Reported

Four MIG-13s Are Downed   ts Biggest Jat Flight in Hie~ tery; Ground Troops Seize Wonju, Strategic Hits

Biggest Air Scrap So Far   Wonju and Airstrip Reoccupied by U.N.

U.S. Firmly Inside Wonju   Sporadic Activity In Air, On Land  Features Korean War Front

'HARD BATTLE NOW RAGING AT TANGYANG   Other Air Strikes Continually Blast All Enemy Forces

ALLIED AIRMEN BAG 4 MIG-15$ IN NORTHWEST   33 American Thunderjets Vanquish 18 to 28 Soviet-Made Planes

Reds Lose At Least 4 Fast MIG’s   Combat Teams Win Wonju Again; B-29"s Hammer Pyongyang

Yankee Jets Down  4 of Knemy’s Best   All US Planes Return Safely: UN Takes Wonju

U.S. WARPLANES DOWN 4 MiGs IN JET BATTLE   TANK LED PATROL REOCCUPIES WONJU; LITTLE RESISTANCE

One Likely ‘Kill’ Also Is Reported   No Bullets Strike Any Parts of Americans’ Planes; Combat Teams Take Woniu   Reds Called Brave   American Airman Says MIG Pilots Are Good, Unafraid

Down Four MIGs in Northwest Korea; Wonju Control to  Forces of UN

4 Red Migs Shot Down, 5 Others Hit   United Nations Forces Again Seize Control of Wonju, Airstrip

Associated Press   Yank Jet Planes Victorious in Air Dog Fight   Recaptured Road Hub Defense Bolstered; Infiltrators Trapped

Thunderjets Shoot Dewn  4. MIG-15s   History’s Biggest Jet Air Battle Is Fought Over Korea: Woniju Reoccupied

U.S. Fliers Down 4 Planes in Big Jet Air Battle   F-84s Score One Probable Kill and Damage Four More.

BIGGEST JET AIR BATTLE American F-84s Tangle With Russian-Made MIG Fighters Over N. Korea

Yank Thunderjets  Shot Down 4 MIG  Jets, Rout Others U. N. Reoccupies Wonju an and Hills  mis mmm

Allies Recapfure Town of Wonju, Fight in Yongwol   Russian-Made Planes Fly Out of Manchuria To Attack: 9 Blasted

Down 4 Enemy Planes; Ground Fighting. Rages   Score 1 Probable Kill; Damage 4 More; Allies Re-enter Wonju

'Lausche Gets Sheriff Ouster Bill: Vote On Prison Terms For Slot Owners

CONGRESS TO ), K. DRAFT OF 18-YEAR-OLD   Sweeping Progran Would Enlist Every Young American In Defense.

18-YEAR-OLD DRAFT LIKELY TO BECOME LAW   War Fearful Law Makers Still Doubt UMT Program

Legislators Say Other Provisions Of Universal Military Training And Service Program May “Take Some Selling’   OTHER ALTERNATIVES MAY BE OUTLINED

State Senate Group Denies  15-15 Split OK   North Counties’ Move in Redistricting Fight Loses Test

New Heating Units Banned ANN RON RANA Re rnsenitngeteessiiineatenerosuane  State Orders Gas “Freeze”

Pursuit Follows  Watervliet Theft   2 Suspects Trapped In Swamp, Third At Lake’s Edge; 750 Cartons Of Hose In Loot

AREA OFFICERS COOPERATE. IN BIG MANHUNT   Pair Captured, Near. New Buffalo, Third South.. ;  - OF St. Joseph

FBI Director Calls Crime US. Disgrace   Hoover Asks Public To Unschackle Law From Corrupt Politic:

FBI Chieftain Says Organized Crime “National Disgrace”  Dm. VYMORATw DW Br? Cay

First: Kye Cops, Then The Courts   Hoover Deplores Gambling Growth

Senate Passes Higher Gas Tax   Two-Cent Hike Loses But Cent and Half, — Hieains Bill Approved

Senate Sends Bill To House   Gas Levy, Used Car And Weight Taxes All Upped

Bitter Fighting Resumes along Korean Fronts   Ground Clashes Increase East Of Truce City

Bitter Fighting Still Going on   War Enters 14th Month; Planes Bomb Supply Line:

12 Convicts Still At Large After Mass  Alabama Prison Break; Seven Recaptured

12 Still at Large in Mass Prison Break   21 Prisoners Escape From Alahama flail

Convicts Escape Alabama Prison  Bloodhounds Enter State-Wide Search

Alabama Police  Press Manhunt  Bloodhounds Used In Search far 11

Armed Convicts  Flee in Alabama  Two Guards Fired In Prison Break

Bloodhounds In Hunt For 12 Kseapees  21 Bolt Alabama Jail; 9 Caught

21 Slug Guard. Flee Alabama State Prison Fugitives Armed:   Fugitives Armed: Bloodhounds Used To Trail Missing

14 CONVICTS AT LARGE IN MASS BREAK   Seven Are Recaptured Last Night After 21 Men Crash Out of Georgia Penitentiary.   USE BLOODHOUNDS IN STATEWIDE HUNT   Guard Overpowered in Es. cape Plot Led by Lifer Arsenal Ransacked. Twe Guards Fired.

1) Escape Prison in Speigner, Ala   21 Convicts in Break; Slayer is Ringleader

12 Still Hunted After Alabama Prison Break  Bloodhounds Trace Convicts Reported To Be Heavily Armed

cheson ars Against ed Tactics  Says Korean Truce \a/ it Te Bie eal Gaeta meer          Says Korean Truce Will Not Lessen ommunist Danger

Acheson In Warning Not To Let Down   Aggression Danger Still Apparent, Secretary Avers

Acheson Pleads For Foreign Aid  Warns Against be ut {f Armistice Com

Acheson Says Peril Remains Despite Talks  Warns Of Letdown In New Appeal For Foreign Aid Fund

Acheson Backs Foreign Aid Bill   Billions Demanded For: Other Nations

NEHRU BACK IN INDIA © SCORES U. S. FOR POLICIES IN KOREA AND IN CHINA

Nehru Attacks U. 5. Policies In Asia, Korea   Says Proposal For Blaming Red China Increases Conflict

“Agoressor’ MoveAgainst China Hit   Can Only Increase Conflict, Indian  Leader Contends

Nehru Flays U.S. Policies In Far East   Prime Minister of India Believe China Ready

Nehru Lashes At Ameriea’s  Asia Policies   Says Branding China Aggressor Could Only Intensify Conflicts

Nehru Blasts U.S. Policy In Orient   Says Declaring Red China Aggressor Woulc Enlarge Conflict.

Nehru Rebukes U. S. Stern Attitude ‘Toward China, Calls for Parleys

Nehru Blasts U.S. Policies In Asia   Says Branding China As Aggressor Would Intensify Conflict

Oil Barge Explodes After It Is Rammed By Large Freighter   Flames Leap 200 Feet in Air After Setting Freighter and Tug Towing Barge on Fire: Glow From Blaze Draws Thousands to Waterfront

Twenty or More Injured as Flames Spread; Thousands of Spectators Jam Whole Waterfront Area.

1G. O.P. Senators Reach the Half-Way Mark in Quest for $47,000,000 in Budget Cuts

M’Cormick Hits Back At M’Kinney   Looks Like Trib Is Not Planning To Run Retraction

Local Temperature   Alcohol Responsible Factor In Many Deaths By Violence

GOP Tabs Demo Foreign Policy As 1952 ‘Issue   Accuse Truman Rule Of Pushing Notion To The Brink Of Wor

Hurl Book At Demos   GOP Charges Bungling Policies Have Pushed U.S. to Brink of War

Foreign Policy Top G.0.P. Issue   Claim Democrats Bungled Campaign In Korea

Republicans Pick Foreign Policy as Main 1952 Issue   Charge Bungling By Democrats in Lincoln Day Event

Political Field Day GOP Chooses Foreign Policy As ’52 Campaign At Lincoln Celebration

Korea Bungling Charged by GOP   Administration Accused at Lincoln Rally of Pushing U. S. to Brink of All-Out War -

ke ke ODUCT OR Om OL ANT ICH 4,000 CHEERING FANS SWARM TEAM AT FIELDHOUSE  ‘Champs’ Come Home

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Robert Ingalls Dies Of Rincles  Inbir ‘mingham   MultimillionaireSuecumbs Without Reconciliation With His Son

Battle for Steel Empire— Multimillionaire Dies  ‘Without Seeing Only Son

Soldiers in Korea Feel They Aren‘t Fighting a War So ‘Much as Playing Stubborn

Average GI Has That ‘Here We Go. Again’ Feeling As Allies Near The 38th Parallel

Yank Corporal’s Cartoon Cited Fighting In Korea Nearing Stalemate, Boy le Writes

a  Soldiers In Korea Wonder If They're In a War or a Bloody Game of Yo-Yo   Stalemate Near Again at 38th

Stalemate in Korea Looms At the 38th  To Average GI It’s a Bloody Game of Yo-Yo

Death Penalty Assessed Spies   Rosenbergs Sentenced to Die; Judge Denounces Pair in Dramatic Speech

Services Will Be Held Here Thursday Morning For William J. Breen

Wheat Ripens Rapidly, Crop ‘Doing Well’   Harvest Already Underway Along Seuthern Border —Many Fields too Wet

400 PERSONS VOLUNTEER  Young and Old Take Rabies Shots to Test Polio Theory

River Breaks Through Levees At St. Charles   Flood Waters Fall Slowly Today At Hermann, Boonville

River Levee Breaks Near St. Charles  Families Evacuated mn am st gl   Families Evacuated From Stricken Area

Missouri River Breaks Big Levee Near St. Charles   15,000 More Acres of Land Flooded.—Believe Crest Has Been Reached.

UN. ARMY RIPS RED DEFENSES   Keep Up Pressure Along Korea Front As Enemy Build-Up Continues.

UN Keeps Pressure  On Reds   Communist Lines Are Hit Hard All Alone Front

Allies Keep Pressure On Red Troops   8th Army Counts 200,000 Commies Along One Front

Plant Lighted By Cut Down  Reactor Unit   New Era Opened By AEC’s Story Of Successful Idaho Experiments; Industrial Groups Study Tests

ATOM TANED TO GENERATE ELECT RIGHTY   Constructed to Produce Power for Everyday Uses at Arco Plant.

UNION EASES STRIKE TENSION AT INLAND!   ‘Ransomed’ Airmen Tell Story ot Ceaseless Grilling by Russians!      - Scientists Tame Atom. Produce Power!

Pending Law Partly Clouds Business Sky   Wage Demands, Paper Work Loom With Eased Buying

Business Gets  Ready on the  New Controls Relibacks For  Consumer Not be 7 ip i¢  _

EUROPE'S GIS HAVE TURKEY AND “FIXIN'S   Gen. Ike Tours Camp Of Americans In  NATO Army

Enemy Accepts Truce Parley  Corridor Plan   Armistice Talks Brought Nearer By New Accord

Truce Talks  Said Nearing  7rh?. CU WO lCU Me   UN, Reds Agree On Another Point

Observers Say Churchill Could Accomplish Little At Meeting with Stalin

= Me  {5-YEAR- OLD SOLDIER. SENT HOME FROM KOREA COMPLAINING BITTERLY

Extras Employed To Aid Mailmen  Heavy Business Rust Starts Saturday

Extras Employed To Aid Mailmen  * Heavy Business Rus   ‘Heavy Business Rush Starts Saturday

Six Brothers Doomed To Die Less Concerned with Death Than Eating

Three Meals Daily Main Problem F or Six Baird Boys. All Doomed To Death

 Victims Of Muscular Dystrophy ‘Six Doomed Brothers Worry More About Katine

Six Brothers Doomed To Die of Rare Malady   Less Concerned with Thought of Dying than Thought of kating

SIX BROTHERS ARE DOOMED BY RARE MALADY   Philadelphians, Age 5 to 21, Suffer From Incurable Muscular Dystrophy.

Six Sons, Doomed to Die of a Rare Disease, Are Less Concerned With Death Than Eating

 octors Say Nothing Can Save Brothers From Muscular Dystrophy CPP PLLLPA LPP LEP L LL LLL LLL LLP PLL PELL EPL EEL EL  (Doomed Philadelphia. Family of Six Sons  Less Concerned About Death Than Eatinc

Six Boys In Philadelphia Family Doomed: Victims Of Fatal Muscular Disease

Rare Disease’  Dooms Six in One Family   Baird Brothers and — ‘Four Godfrey Boys  Suffer From Incurabl -Muscular Dystrophy

Doctors Say Rare Malady Always Fatal   Don't Know How Disease Spreads

'6 Biard Boys, Doomed to Die, Don't Think of Dying; They'd Settle for 3 Square Meals Daily, Cooked by Mom

Deming Tcenaget Killed In Joyride   Strange Disease That Invariably Results In Death Strikes Six Male Members Of Family

CONCERNED OVER FOOD — Six Brothers Face Death  ‘From Rare Muscle Disease

Six Boys In Philadelphia Family lace Death Calmly; More Worried Over Food

Urges Richardson Make ‘Amends At Jefferson   Governor Acts After Protests Or Commissioner’s Conduct —

Complain of State Official’s Conduct at Jefferson Meeting —  Urges Richardson to Make Amends

New Screening Policy Outlined By Air Force   First Call-Ups To Hit Pilots And Navigators

LEGION STARTS STATE MEETING   Four-Way Battle For State Commander Shaping — Auxihary Also Holding Convention

Woman, 91, Dies In Belleville Fire  eee A _ «al sis aes ee motner OF LoCUT  Man Suffocated

DECISION ON STATE TAXES IS SEEN NEAR   ‘Reconciliation’ Parley With Gov. Williams On Wednesday

OPPOSITION SEEN TO U.S, BRITISH SETUP  Iron Curtain Countries May Refuse to   Iron Curtain Countries May Refuse to Sign Document at San Francisco.

lranian Chief Arrives Today For U.N.-Fight   Mossadegh Tremble: With Nervousness During Rome Stop

Senators Hold Secret Inquiry For Lattimore   Two Top Diplomats Suspended, Loyalty . To Be Investigated

Probers Again C Grill Lattimore G   2 Diplomats Dropped During Lovalty Quiz

WASHINGTON, July 12 (PF) —Owen Lattimore said today the Institute of Pacifie Reletions (IPR) “never haz been C-mmunisi-dominated and nev~ ec bus been a Communistfront.”

TO SMU CONFERENCE   ‘Edwin F. Price and Helener Kane Currier on the Procram

Rejection Has  World Worried   European Statesmen In Huddles; Moscow Without Comment.

STATESMEN GO INTO HUDDLES   Britain's Cabinet In Session To Consider CeaseFire Rejection

Attlee Asks Sacrifice Of Britons   Defense Spending Grows, Meat Cut Ta About Bite A Day

Greater British Sacrifices For Defense Urged By Attlee  Plan Comes Only Hours After Meat ° Ration Js Cut To Next To Nothing

Britain Announces New Ration Cut As Attlee Calls for Harder Work

Expect Okay To Be Given Later Today   Raise In Price Is Probable, Senate Group Informed

Lewis, Owners Reported To Agree On Pact   Tucrease Expected To Be Effective Feb. 1 Until March 2], 1952

BT] Overloading Tickets in Month  55 Violations by Watson Ce. Trucks

Fear Airplane Crashed In Hot Liberia Jungles   Pan-American Constellation Bound For New  fork From Africa Not Heard From Since  Last Night; Plane Ran Into Storm Over Steaming Jungles Of Liberia

Search African Junales for Missing Airliner   Pan American Plan2 Believed Crashed: 39 Aboard

Giant Airliner With 39 Aboard Believed Lost  Liberian Jungles Co mbed For Trace OF Mi: PI,

Plane Missing In Africa Carrying 39   Constellation Vanishes During Regular Flight

Pan American Plane With 39 Aboard Missing   Is Believed to Have Crashed in Liberia Jungles

Craft Runs Into Storm Vanishes   Searchers Fly Low Over ivory Coast but Find-No Clue

WAY BE DOWN IN JUNGLES OF AFRICAN COAST   PA Constellation Vanishes or Trip from South Africa to New York.

Pan American Airways Plane Missing  Airliner With 39 Aboard Object   Airliner With 39 Aboard Object Of Search

“News Day, Night   Pan American Constellation Believed Crashed In Wilds Of Liberia   Craft Unreported Since Last Night   Meets Violent Rainstorm After Passing Monrovia; Wide Search Started

Think Ship Crashed ‘In So. Africa   Steaming Jungles of Liberia Searched for Lost Constellation

Pan Am Plane Missing with 39 Aboard —   Believed To Have Crashed in Jungles of Liberia

39 on Pan Arr Liner Missing Over Jungles   N. Y.-bound Plane Believed Crashed  tn Violent Storm

Triple Tragedy Starts with Fatal Fall from Bed by Year-old-Child

A ‘BOOK SHOWER’ 50: Y:EARS AGO. SUNDAY. INITIATED. TIPTON’S LIBRARY .

Central Christian Revival To Close Here at Sunday Evening Services

FORMOSA GETS AIR RAID ALERT   Radar Records Six Uniden. tified Planes Flying Toward Taipei

Air-Raid Alarm Excites Formosa   Officials Say it Was Genuine Alert But There Was No Raid

TAX BILL NO. 1 HAS APPEARED   Senator Ferguson Produces Municipal Income Tax Bill.

Shaky Japan — Goal of Reds   Dulles Says Communists Want to Grab Islands

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Frankie And Ava Whooped Uff By London Express

Student Willing to Die for Country Pt Wants President to Tell Him Why

SENVS LEPIEN IY I RhUVMAIN SE TC SED  Youth Asks If He, Too, Has To Die In Vain

Doesn’t Want-- --to Die in Vain  Student Facing Draft Wants Answers Why He Has To Die In Korea

Municipal Loan Clearances Are  Sought by Wilsor   Mobilization Head Seeks: Postponement Of Many Improvements

Wilson Appeals To States, Cities ToCut Borrowing  West Va. Vets’ Bonus Hit Squarely By Plea

States, Towns Urged to Halt Credit Rejects   Mobilizer Urges Clearance for all Major Borrowing

WILSON CALLS ON STATES, GITIES 10 REDUCE SPENDING   : Mobilizer Urges Postponing Many Projects to Aid Inflation Fight   RAPS BORROWING   Soldier Bonuses Included in List of ‘Postpon-able’ Plans

Wilson Would Place Curbs on High Borrowing  " Clearance Asked On All in Excess Of $1,000,000

Bids All States Clear Loans  Over $1 Million  Urges Postponable L.6e Dp. D..t fAer   Urges Postponable Jobs Be Put Off For The Duration

Unusual New Step Taken  In Inflation Would Even Delav   Would Even Delay School Building to Com bat Price Boosts.

33 Republican Senators Back’ Congress Probe   MacArthur Says He’s Ready to Face Questioners

Republicans to Demand Prebe of Truman Policies   Both Foreian and Military Programs To Be Questioned H Resalution Carries

Republicans Oka Proposal Asking Investigation   House Agrees To Meet With Senate To Hear MacArthur

House Approves M Arthur Talk   Representatives Put Stamp of Approval On Joint Hearing

GOP Solons Favor Probe Ask Ful Miley Of  Truman’s Milita And Political Policies

GOP Calls for Giant Probe of  Truman Poliey   MacArthur Due to Ad dress Joint Session on Thursday

MacArthur Will Speak at Joint Session   Hearings Are Promised General Before Congressional Groups

Closed Meet Unanimous on Inquiry Plan   Republicans Voice Delight at Prospect of General's Talk

Pacific Hero To Be Heard  By Con OTess   House Agrees Unanimously To Joint Session With Senate Thursday

MaeArthur To Provide Big Start   House Agrees Upon Joint Meeting Of Coneress Thursday

Senate GOP Seeks Probe On US Policy   Want Sweeping Congressional Investiqation

Foreign, Military Aims of Adminstration Are Targets of Senators   Ask Investigation By Both Houses   Reply to Pres. Truman’s Charge That They Are ‘Confusing the Nation’

REPUBLICANS ASK INVESTIGATION OF ASIATIC POLICY  PEARL HARBOR TYPE  -~e £BELMmLtiAw FRA eS

REPUBLICANS SEEK FOREIGN POLICY PROBE   GOP Senators Propose Two‘House Investigation of Truman Foreign and Military Policies.   ® GEN. Mac ARTHUR IS __ READY TO TESTIFY   Truman at Party Speech Charges “Political Hokum” by GOP. Cain Proposes Declaration of War.

GOP To Count OnMac’s Help   Sen. Ferguson Asks A Sweeping Probe  ee... FAME Www

Republicans Urge Prohe of Policies Of Administration  To Back Resolution Proposing Inquiry Rv Canorece

Two-House Inquiry Proposed  Senate Republicans Endorse Plan To Probe Truman Administration

Truman Foreign, Military Policies Under Scrutiny   33 GOP Senators Vote for Investigation in a Closed Conference

Noisy Tributes Seen Awaiting Mac's Arrival   WANT MAC ARRIVAL AS STARTING POINT Republicans Urge A Sweeping Probe Of Far Eastern Policy

Vi died WS re Ae RS eee  Deposed Five-Star Genera  Arrives in Honolulu This Morning

General to ResumeTripTuesdays JapsJamRoute to Tokyo Airports House Votes Session Thursday

50 Cotton Price Support Set af 30.46¢ Average   Base Rates Compare To 27.90 Cents for Last Year's Crop

Fear Degrading From Persians. In Evacuation °   Iranians Réfuse To Allow Warship Along Abadan. Jetties

Democrats Lose  Tax Boost Drive   Interest. Dividend Levies Defeated In Senate

Senate Vote Blocks Tax Boost Move   Dividend Levy And Retroactive Plan Fail fo Win Out

Proposal for 20 Per Cent Withholding Levy on Dividends and Interest Turned Down, as Is Amendment to Make Higher Corporation Taxes Retroactive to Jan. 1. Instead of April 1—Votes Arc Defeats for Bloc of 15.

New Tax Bill Snagged Again   20 Percent Withhold Levy On Dividends And Interest Beaten

TAX INCREASES ARE REJECTED   Administration Leader: Rebuffed Again By Senate Action

Maragon Back For Quizzing   He's to Tell About George Dowson, British Treder in VU. §. Surplus Goods

Peace Delegates In Korea Start Talks. On Armistice Terms      Allies Are 30 Miles Inside North Korea And Probably Will Resist Any Retirement To Parallel

Barkley Says He Is Good As Ever   Asserts That Truman Growing in Political Strenath

Is Barkley Ready To Run Again?   Vice-President Says that President Truman Gains In Political Popularity

13 Red Jets Destroyed In Korea Action   Texan Adds Four MIG’s To Become US Ace of Aces

UN Sabrejets Destroy 13 Red MiGs in Battle  Texan Pilot Is TopAce of Korean Jet Warfare. Downs 9

UN Fighter Planes Down 13 Russian Made MIG Jets   Allies Damage Three Others in Series of Blazing Aerial Battles

_ ~KOREA—~ Reds Told To Stop — Bluffing    REAL TRUCE OR ALL-OUT WAR

Official Allied Broadcast Says UN Army Is Poised to Strike and Strike Hard Unless Reds Give In to Demand for New Talk Site

U.N. Calls Red Bluff on Stalled Armistice Talks.   Gives Commies Choice OF Peace or War

Allies Call On Reds To End Bluffing   Say They Are Prepared To Strike Hard If Talks Collapse.

Reds Told to Stop Bluffing  On Korea Peaec   Bradiey Arrives on Scene: UN Forces Ready For Big Action

UN Blasts Red Bluffing Over Talks   Demands Choice Between Armistice  And All-Out War

Reds Tole To      UN Command Seeks To End Enemy Delay: Troops Active

Stop Bluffing And Accept All-Out War Or Armistice U.N. Command Warns Reds

ALLIED COMMAND CALLS ONREDS 10 QUIT “BLUFFING”   Communists: Advised Jo Chose Between Armistice And All-Out Was

Warning Issued In Tokyo  U.N. Waiting   U.N. Waiting Truce Reply

WITHDRAWAL ~ATRIVER LINE   Hongchon Falls to UN Units; Opposition Is Increasing

Allied Troops Run Into Stitfer Red Opposition  Artillery Fire Heavy, Retreat

Daily Nows Index      Allies Run Into Stiffening Enemy Resistance

U.N. Forees Run Into Stiffening Resistance Both Kast and West of Captured Stronghold.   FLIGHT OF ENEMY SEEMS TO BE ENDING   South Korean Patrols, Ad  vancing Northwest of  Seoul, Clash With Communists and Withdraw.

ENEMY ENDS WITHDRAWAL ~ ATRIVER LINE   Hongchon Falis ta UN  Units; Opposition Is Increasing

Key Road Hub Of Hongchon Falls to Yanks   Enemy's Retreat North Appears to Be Ending; Clashes Outside Seoul

Communist Fire Hits UN Forces   Horigchon Falls To Alisa _By Default; Red Opposition Mounts

RED RESISTANCE IS STIFFENING AGAINST ALLIES   U.N. Forces Occupy Hongchon; Airmen Fly Over 1,000 Sorties   ENEMY SUPPLY BASES POUNDED BY WARSHIPS

Allies Meet Stiffening  Resistance   Red Retreat Appears Ending Near Hongchon

UN Arms Another Pivot ' Point On 100 Mile Front Eastward From Seoul

Red: Artillery Fire Is Strongest East And West of Town After Hongchon Falls to U. N. Tide

Artillery Fire Of Chinese Is Hardest of War   Communist Retreat Northward Appears Ending at Line Along Hongchin River; Honachon Taken bv Default.

Red Artillery Heaviest Of Wat Near Honachon.  Captured Hongchon Kev Pivot For UN ©   Captured Hongchon Key Pivot For UN  Line In Offensive

Advancing Allies Hit Stiffening Red Resistance   Steadiest Chinese Artillery Fire of War Met on Both Sides of Hongchon; Communist Retreat Anpears To Be Comina To Halt

Americans Keep Smoking That Cigarette; Record High Expected by June 30

New Buffalo Calls School  Election   Third Member Of Board Quits Following Row

French Foreign Minister Says Recruiting for European Army Can Be Started in April

West European ‘Army Imminent   Can Start Recruiting in April, Schuman Tells Allies

RECRUITING NATO’S 43 DIVISION ARMY TO BEGIN IN APRIL   France’s Foreign Minister Schuman Sets Date After 10 Months’ Negotiating

TREATY FORK EUROPE ARMY DUE IN 1952   Russian Satellites Reported Getting Mig Jet Airplanes

Allies To Start Recruiting Army  43-Division Force Goal for Defense

West Europe Is Agreed On Terms For Unified Army  raga _ 2_Divician Earra   Recruiting for 43-Division Force Begins In Spring

ATO ARMY BUILDUP CAN BEGIN APRIi   Council Hears Two Plans To Push Military Program.

Conservation Group Okays Shoot Hours   State Congress Today Adopts Universal Set Of Hours For Upland Game, Bird<. Fowl

Underworld Character Given Jail Term for Carrying Nitroglycerine

In Last 20 Years:  Town Equal to Charles City Wiped Out on lowa Highways

20 Year Accident Toll In Towa Would Wipe Out Town   10,799 Killed In Traffic Accidents From 1930 to 1950

Tranian Premier Would  brea Averell Harriman As Ultimatum Messenger  

lran Feeling Pinch OF Oil Boycott   British Refuse To Purchase Supplies From Country

Iranian Premier Would Use Averell Harriman As Ultimatum Messenger

[ran Feeling Money Pinch   Can't Sell Oil: Britain Restricts Use of Iran Sterling

Flood Relief Bill Signed By President   Government Appropriates $25,000,000 for Missouri and Kansas Flood Sufferers.

The Weather   Truman Inks $25 Million Disaster Bill  Signs Measure After Flight  rm. NI...) RK...

$25,000,000 Relief Work   Measure Meets Immedi ate Situation Found By President In Inspec- * tion: More Needed.

YANKS GAINED FOUR MILES TOWARD SEOUL   Big Tank Force Powers Attack; Worshins Active

Thousands Of Red Soldiers Mowed Down   Large Tank Force Heads U.S. Drive To Five Miles From Seou!

Americans On Trial For Giving Secret Three Accused Of Betray  ing Atom Bomb Information To USSR

THREE GO ON TRIAL IN ATONM-SPY CASE   Picking of Jury, \Progresses Slowly; U. S. May Ask Death Penalty

Atomic Spy Trial Begins In New York   Selection Of Jury Progresses Slowly

Atomic Spy Case History's First  Choosing Jury Is Drawn Out Process

A-Bomb Spy Tria Starts InN. Y.   Jury Still Unpicked After All-Day Efforts

Would Use Tabs On 1951 Licenses to Reduce Expenses   Half - Million Could Be Saved In Two Years, ‘Assembly Told

May Keep Same Car  Plates Three Years   Would Attach Strips  Showing New Year

U.S. Gets’ Impatient  With India   Strong Note Calls Peace Meet Rebuff  Petty, Inconsistent

Costs Of Atomic Proving Grounds In Mid-Pacific Go Over $65 Million

Bomb Tests Are Costly To Country.   Solon Pictures Life  On: Eniwetok Atoll

Regular Staff of 8,000 Employed Eniwetok Atomic Tests Cost $65 Million, Hebert Reveals

 Millions of Dollars Spent to Build and Operate Eniwetok Proving Grounds

Absolve UN of Bombing   Allied Probers Say No UN Plane  Vinlatead Kaacana

Air Expert Team Views Evidence   Allied Officers Claim No Proof Linked te UN

ALLIES INFER REDS STAGED BOMBING   Commies Use Kaesong ssue For Propaganda   NO EVIDENCE   To Show Aircraft Involved Was Under U.N. Control, U. S. Officer Says

U.N. PROBERS HINT ANOTHER STAGED RAID! ON KAESONG   Tokyo Headquarters States ment Raps Communists

U. N. Team Discounts New Raid’  Allied Officers Find No Evidence Of an Air Raid

Kaesong Bombed For Red Propaganda. Allies Infer In Reply To New Charge

Allies Say Any Plane Attacking Kaesong Was Rec   Reds Claim Raid Made Early Today On Neutral Zones

Deny Red. Charge Of New UN Attack On Truce Site   KINNEY. IMPLIES. ‘THAT COMMUNISTS STAGED BOMBING. THEMSELVES FOR PROPAGANDA

U. S. Investigator Of Bombing Is Accused By Red Officer-Of Lying   Air Force Colonel Infers Communists Are Bombing Themselves In Kaesong; Fvidence Found OF Fynlosinn.

\Red-Staged Raid? ‘IPKaeso f KaesongBombed U.N. 'DeniesItW asOwnCratt

Probe Cause of Man's Injuries   In Critical Condition, He Is Found in Gutter Along Highway 40.

Heat Wave Brings Series of Storms   Southwest Has Return Of Dustbow! Conditions

Hit-and-Skip Windstorms Strike Uf   Strong Gales and Thunder storms Lash: More Than < Half Dozen States.

Nab Gambling Equipment At Guthrie Center   Sheriff, State Agents Seize 7 Slot Machines and 25 Punchboards

Marshall Visits Korean Fronts: Purpose Secret   Says Trip Has Nothing to Do With Cease Fire

LAY GROUNDWORK FOR PENNA. WEEK   1951 Celebration to Be Geared to Local Level

Annual Pennsylvania Week Celebration ‘Will be Held October 15 Through 21st

investigation of Lobbying Activities Reveals Little   Identity of Mysterious “Mr. X” Still Secret: Hearings Are Ended.

$33,000 Taken; Use Accomplice In Getaway Cat   Bandit With Machinegun Warns Customers And Employes Not To Move

Rising Waters Break Levees   Dikes Above St. Louis Reported Weakening

Levees Fail to Hold Mississippi, Missouri Rivers Above Sf. Louis

Union Refuses To End Strike   Contract Or U. 5. Seizure Only Alternatives Lobor Chiefs Say

Copper Unions Continue Strike Despite Request  Leaders Propose Theaa f“andibiane

REFUSE TO HALT COPPER STRIKE   UNION CHIEFS REJECT RACK TOAVORK REQUEST MADE BY GOVERNMENT.

Union Chiefs Refuse To End Copper Strike  Negotiators Think President May Seize   Negotiators Think President May Seize Mines For Governmen

RAISE EPC TRUS  Union Chiefs Refuse To Halt  Nationwide Copper Strike

Union Will Not Call Off Strike   Copper Walkout Still Threatens Defense Program

Weather at Yuma   Hope Rises For Korea Cease-Fire   UN Offers To Give Up Kaesong if Reds Aaree To Truce On Final Baitie Line

Allies Drop Demand for~ Kaesong   Ask Reds To Atcept Final Battleline As Ceasesfire Line

‘UN Drops Demand for Kaesong; Hopes Raised That Truce May Be Near

Modified Plan Gives Reds Veto Right On Battleline Adjustment   Proposal Drops Demand That UN Held On Disputed Kaesong; Latest Red Offer Is Studied

Agreement On Korean Truce.  May Be Near :   Allies In Effect Drop Demand To Have Kaesong Handed Over

ALLIES DROP THEIR DEMAND OVER KAESONG   Negotiators for Both Sides Feel That Agreement May Be Near at Hand.

Allied Offer Increases Hope For Korean Truce  TURE TT vce bee ETL xcd.   UN Team in Effect Drops Demand For Disputed Kaesonc

GENERAL PLANS 40-DIVISION ARMY  ‘Tke Tells Congress West Must Devise 30-Year Defense Program

General Asks 30-Year Plan  For Defense   Failure to Prepare Mean: ‘Snicide,’ Declares Pact Army Chiel

Reds Evade Bid for Sick POW Trade   U. N. Spokesman Declares Evasion Eaual to Rejection

Red Truce Delevates Silent on POW Plan   Reiterate Their Stand on All-for-All  Exchange Ouly After Armistice

Field Cleared Of Contempt   Judge Rules He Was Right In Refusing Questions

Clear Field In Contempt Case  Second Accused By Sov Probers Freed

9 Killed in Crash of Big Air Transport   Stratofreighter Explodes After Takeoff in Texas

9 AIRMEN DIE IN CRASH OF BIG TRANSPORT   Giant Freighter Dive: And Burns Near  San Antonio

 Death Rides the Airwaves Navy Airmen Plunge Into Sound: ‘Les § Found in North: Hunt Besins

NINE AIRMEN DIE IN NEW AIR TRAGEDY   Giant Cargo Ship Burns Near San Antonio

Crash Kills 9 In Naval Plane  Patrol Craft Falls Into Puaet Sound

9 Airmen Die In Fiery Crash Of Stratoplane   Big Freighter Hits Filling Station Gas Pump, Explodes, Burns

AF Plane Crashes Killing 9 Airmen   Motor Trouble on Takeoff Causes San Antonio Wreck

NINE AIRMEN DIE IN CRASH   Big Army Plane Explode And Burns Near San Antonio

Nine.on C-97 Die in Fiery Texas Crash   Plane Hits Pole Soon After Take-off, Hops Road, Strikes Tavern

Nine Airmen Killed in Crash of Air Force Freichter Near City Limits of San Antonio

9 FLIERS DIE IN-CRASH OF HUGE PLANE   Sixty-Passenger C-97 Fall  Outside San Antonio  City. Limits.

9 US. Airmen sKilled When Plane Crashes   Huge Cargo Craft Plows Into Ground Outside San Antonio

Nine Airmen Die In Crash Of Giant Plane  Stratofreighter Explodes After mining Pole

C-97 Stratofreighter From Kelly Plunges Into Buildings Near S. A.

9 More Airmen Die As Huge Ship Hits Texas Gas Station   60 - Passenger Plane Crashes At Edge Of San Antonio

Princess Margaret Has German Measles  sexctem secon renee“ meu peqcnwe te

Chiefs Hint at Retaliation if Foe Strikes   Aerial Assault May Be Signal to Hit Manchuria

UN to Bomb China If Red Planes Attack   Marines Gain in Kores Despite Screaming Commie Hordes

Warnings Are SoundedFrom Two Quarters   Assault By Enemy Would Probably Alter UN Tactics

Plane Strikes At Manchuria Hinted By U.S.   General Everest Says All-Out Attacks By Reds May Bring Bombings

Gen. Vandenberc Says Reds Have Superior Jet  Air Force Chief Of @. 2 we _-2fe . §.   Air Force Chief Of Staff Testifies In MacArthur Ousting

Egan Is Counsel For Racing Probe   Wicks Says Inguiry I Aimed at Tightening State’s Control

DRAFT TESTS GIVEN YOUTHS ACROSS NATION   Collegians of U. S. Seek to Qualify For Delays

Troops of U.N, Strike Deeper Into \. Korea   Greatest All-Jet Battle Flares as Commandos Raid

Reds Inerease Resistance  To U.N. Push  British Force Raids Soneiin

KAESONG OFFER MADE BY REDS WAS REJECTED   Five UN Divisions In Bitter Battles On 40-Mile Front

Sentence On ‘Fixers’ Suspended   Judge Blames Collegs President for “Moral Debasement”’,

Judge Blames College Head For Scandals   Threa University Basket. ball Fixers Get Suspended Sentences

Additional Cadet Dismissals Seen   Cribbing Investigations Continue at West Point

ice, 5.5, nOrRNUNRnaR aaa ited SCREENING OF OUSTED CADETS COMPLETED

Political Foes Join Premier  Tn Solid Front   U. N. Prepares to Take Up Britain’s Complaint Acainst Tran

Luck Runs Gut For Herbert Noble   Twelfth Attempt on Dallas Gambler’s Eife le SueraceSuf

J-L Plant Idle; Affects 12,000   Wage Controversy With Railroaders

Truman: Pas To “Danger” i MacArthur Plan   Carries a Threat Of Atomic War, He Says, in Defending  Precant Paliciaec

Marshall Says U. N. Aim Is Red Mass Casualties;  Truman Warns of A-War

TRUMAN FEARS DEATH BLOW ON BIG U.S, CITIES   That’s Reason He Opposes Extension of War in Korea, '

Atomic War Peril Cited  By Truman   MacArthur ProposalsMight Lead To ‘Death-Blow’ Attacks, He Says

Truman Says Mac’s Proposals Might Bring Atom Attack   Could be ‘‘Death Blow’ for Great Cities In U. S.

Truman Warns Of Danger of  Atomic Warfare   Observes 67th Birthday ° As Policy Argument in Korean War Continues  ’

Claims He's Preventing Atomic War   President Sees Great Danger to American Cities

President Raps MacArthur Plan In Radio Speech  _ HST Says Proposals Mioht Prnvoke Warld   _ HST Says Proposals Might Provoke World War, Use Of A-Bomb

Truman Defends Foreign Policy In Monday Talk  Mac's Plans Might Provoke War, He Say:

WARNS M’ARTHUR PROPOSALS MIGHT START ATOM WAR   PRESIDENT DEFENDS HIS FOREIGN POLICY AT DEFENSE MEETING   Two Of Nation’s Old Warrior-Heroes Battle To Sway Minds Of Americans

HST Defends Foreign Policy In Radio Talk   Hints Mac’s Plans Might Bring Atom Attacks on U. S,

Proposals of General Ceuld Provoke World Conflict, He Asserts   Fears ‘Death Blow’ Atomic Attacks   President Says. Free Nations Dealt Heavy Blow to Red Prospects

Truman Seeks To Defend  Korean Policy   Says Mac’s Plans Could Mean ‘Deatt Blows’ Against Us

Warns That Next World War Would Be Atomic War Truman Takes Hand in Drive to Rally Support for His Policies

President Says MacArthur Plan Could Start War   Says General’s View Could Lead To Atom Bombing of US Cities

TRUMAN SEEKS PUBLIC BACKING OF FOREIGN POLICY   Says Mac Plan Might Cause Third World War, Atomic “Death Blow”

Truman Defends Administration Policy in East  Says MacArthur Plan Might Lead To Atomic

Truman Backs Far East Plan Of His Regime   Declares Mac’s Program Would Produce War Itt

Truman Warns Next War To Lead To Atomic Attacks On Homeland   President Tells Nation MacArthur’s Proposals Might Provoke New War Which He Is Trvine Th Avoid.

Says U. S. Could Expect Shower Of Russian A-Bombs  By ERNEST B. VACCARO

Says: MacArthur Proposal Might: Touch Off WW-3, ‘Cause Ruin Of Our Cities

Truman Vows to Shun Peril of Atomic Wai   M'Arthur Proposals Might Provoke World War, He Says  snipes: ceqmmm mnie Be RS Bes se eae

Truman Warns Of Atomic War Against Nation  Declares MacArthur Proposals Might Lead To World War

Possibility of Atomic War  Oe 7s «4 ,   Truman States If Comes Would Be ‘Death Blow’

Truman Says MacArthur’s Korean Plan Provokes War   President Addresses Civil Defense Group On Foreign Policies

TRUMAN SAYS MAC INVITED ATOMIC WAR   President Doesn't Want to Be Responsible for A-Bomb Attacks on American Cities.

Truman Defends Korea War Plan   MacArthur's Policy Called Peace Threat

WOULD BRING WAR   Truman Tries to Convince of Danger of MacArthur Plan in Talk

Truman Claim Limited War in Korea Doing Most For Peace Disputed by GOP

Truman Seeks Support For U.S. Policy  Reneats His Fear   Repeats His Fear MacArthur Proposals Might Provoke War

Truman Takes Personal Hand In Asian Debate   Radio Talk Warns MacArthur's Plans Might Provoke War

Allies Aim To Smash Morale Of Communists, Defense Chief Asserts   President Says MacArthur's Proposals Might Provoke War

ENEMY WOULD ATTACK U.S., ‘TRUMAN SAYS.   Chief Executive Defends Stand Of  Administration

Late Race Results    U.S. Cities Stand in Peril of Atomic War: Truman

MacArthur Plan Called "War Threat  Truman Warns Of Provoking 'Ryaath Rlaw’

PRESIDENT HITS AT MACARTHUR   Truman Says Policies Advocated By General Would Bring Atomic. Blows On U. S. Cities.

President Says MacArthur's Wat Proposals Might Mean Atomic Attacks on Great American Cities

Gives Warning Of ‘Death Blow Atomic Attacks   Truman in Appeal To People Against MacArthur Proposal:

Truman Defends Administration s Foreign Policy   Says M’Arthur’s War Proposals in Korea Lead to A-Bombing

Truman Warns MacArthur's Proposals Might Bring on — ‘Death Blow’ Atomic Attack.

Truman Says MacArthur Plan Meant Atom War   President Seeking To Defend Ouster Of General

Air Force Claims Airmen ‘Have Killed or Wounded 92.000 Red Troops in Korec

Military Bill Up  In House   Carries Defense  Fund Largely For Air Force to Total Of $5.768,000,000

Must Meet The Soviet Air Threat.   Six-Billion Dollar  Outlay for Military Works Imperative, Vinson Tells House

Need fo Bolster Defenses Against Red A-Bomb Attack   Vinsons Asks Nearly Military Construction.

Vinson Says Huge Military Funds Bill Needed Because Russia Has A-Bomb, Could Drop It Here

Plans Made  For Annual Steer Show   Show and Sale To Be Sept. 15; 165 4-H Steers Entered, Including 38 From Rush County.

U.S. Won't Sell Freedom for Comfort — China, Russia May Find That Out the Hard Way

Entrance of China Into War Gives Yank Better Idea of Real Red Menace

ATTLEE’S LABOR REGIME TOTTERING Leftist Bevan May Provide Final Push

Bevan’ s Resignation From British Fabbuvt F oreshadows Debate over Foreian Policy

Predicts Truman Will Run Again  Senator Anderson Makes Prediction

Senator Anderson Predicts Truman Will Run Again  Sen. Johnson Differs, Thinks Chief Justice

Senator Predicts Truman To Run In 1952, Both Parties Hint Ike Is Good Candidate

Anderson Says Truman To Run Again In 1952   Senator Heads Party’s Senatorial Campaign Group.

In terprets Presidents Decision   “the” Likely Choice lf fIST Declines.  Senator Asserts

Some Say He Will and Some Say He Won't   But President Himself Is Only Man, Apparently, Who Knows the Answer

Three Knotty — Problems Yet To Be Solved   Ratification Meeting First Full-Dress Setsion Since October 26--Supervision Of Trucs Next leeue On Ananda

District Attorney Ejected From Newspaper's Trail   Judge Orders Prosecutor to Leave After  - Defendant Threatened on Witness Stand

Where to Find It   Watican, Asia War ‘Teddy Had Same Woes As Truman

Corruption, War, baxes, strikes   Ho Hum! U.S. Problems Haven’t Changed in 50 Years

Congress To Face Same Old Problems When It Opens Session In January

COSTLY YEAR   82nd Congress Goes Home After Appropriating illion

fore Work Due  Congress Ends First Session  With Greatest Spending Marl

Congress Sets Spending Hig!  Takes Recess .   Returns Jan. 8 To Take Up Huge Task Of Defense

Solons Face 2 Problems January 8  Tyatanca fact   Defense Cost Is Big Issue For Congress

Defense and Taxes To P lacue Congress   Crowded Docket Faces 2nd Session Jan. 8: Ist Session Adjourns After Spending 91 Billions

Congress, Due Back In January, Will Face Heavy Docket  ‘Defense and How To Pay for It   ‘Defense and How To Pay for It Will Top List

2 Problems Top Busy Schedule   Lawmakers Set Spending Record At Last Session

Congress Faces Further Money: Problems in ‘52   Heavy Docket Topped by Defense; Session Will Convene Jan. 8

Next Congress Slated To Face 1 Big Problems   Solons To Return To Capital Jan. 8 To Crowded Docket

Crowded Work Docket Faces Congress In Second Session Convening On January 8

Defense, Money Problems Still Face Congress   Session in January To Meet with Docket Already Crowded

Congress Faces Big Defense Bill   Second Session To Beain Jan. 8

Congress Docket Crowded   Session Just Completed Set New Record For Spending

CONGRESS SEES CROWDED SLATE NEXT JANUARY   .awmakers Have Problem Of National Defense And How To Pay Cost— Come Back Jan 8

TWO BIG PROBLEMS  Congress Due Big Docket Before Convening Jan. 8

Crowded Work Docket Topped by Two Major Problems Awaits New Congress

New Congress To Face Arms Program And Finance Plans  When It Convenes On Jan. 8

Cost of Defense Big Problem for Coming Congres   Tox Increase Bill Signed by Truman

Wind, Hail Storms Damage Wide Area of Western Texas   Twister Hits Abilene; Rotan and Roby Hard Hit; Crops Feared Ruined in Section

Texas Flayed  By Wind, Hail   Wide Slice of State in West Is Heavily Damaged Sunday

INCHING TOWARD ACCORD Chinese Communist Troops  Sneak Attack Is Driven Off

By CHARLES B. SEIB International News Service Staff Correspondent

 It Was Just Like the Movies  ‘Louisville Church Council Wars on Gambling

Walter Wanger Joan Bennett's Hubby, Is Held  Movie Maker Says 7  Agent Jennings: lang 'D aba de ide Hama”

Jealousy Over Joan Bennett Causes Shooting  Huchand le Charanad   Husband Is Charged With Wounding Of Agent Of Actress

PP LOR LL LOLOL LE LD LDL LE LOL LOLOL a  Sight of US Planes  Painful to Russian

China Radic Says Allies ‘Yellow’   Claims Volunteers Caused Americans To ‘Run And Run

‘STASSEN PUSHING ATTACK  Senate OKs Bowles, Turn: Spotlight On Jessup Again

27 FREIGHT CARS IN FRISCO PILEUE   NONE HURT IN DESTRUC. TWVE DERAILMENT AT CAPE GIRARDEAU,

Twenty-Seven Freight Cars Jump Tracks Plunge into Ravine at Cape Girardeau

FBI Seeks Missing Witness in Attempt To Jail Costello  Underworld’s Mr. Big Faced With Perury Or Contempt Action

‘Claim That Millionth Man of U.S. War Dead Killed During the Korean Conflict, Disputed

Ratio Of Reds Killed Is 30-1   MacArthur Makes ‘Estimate to - U.P, President

Amendments To Extend Terms Of Office Ready   Representatives From State Excluded In Senate Version

'U. S. Expected To Favor ‘Limit On Armament Talk   Conference Now Left Squarely Up To Russians

U.N. Assembly To Air Soviet Charge Of U. S. Aggression Against Russia

Assembly Airing Is Voted on Security Act   This Nation Welcomes Open Debate on Question, Gross Says

Soviet Bloc Is Silent About Secret Talks  May Be. Awaiting Moscow's De. cision. Bia Three Approves Plan.

Red Bloc Silent On Proposals For Disarmament Discussion   U. S. Denies Red Charges Engaged In Aggression

U.S. Seeks Limit  On Discussions   Initiative Taken Fron Reds on Closed Door Arms Talks

Soviet Bloc Remains Silent On Secret Arms Talk for UN   By STANLEY JOHNSON

U.N. Assembly To Air Charges Against U. S.   General Assembly To Hear Debate on Red Accusations

ANTI- U. S. CHARGES TO GET FULL STUDY   Red Satellites Silent.on Move To Start Secret Disarmament Talks Outside of UN

U. §. fo Press Time Limit On Arms Talk   Arab-Asian Proposal to Take Disarmament Plan Behind Closed Doors  Eyed by U. S. Deleaates

VOTE TO HEAR SOVIET CHARGE   Russia Claims That Mutual Security Act Ts Accressive Move

Big 3 Awaits Red Decision On UN  Talks   Soviet Bloe Silent About Discussions   U. S. Expected To Press For Time Limit On Any Secret Meetings

Soviet Bloc Delays Word Qu U.N. Bid   Western Delegates Say Secret Talks May Ease Tension

Soviets’  UN Bloe Is Silent   Await Decision Over Proposed Discussion Of Armaments With Other Large Nations

Russians Silent On Proposed Arms Session   U.S. Expected to Seek Time Limit on Secret Discussions

Russia Silent © On Disarming   U.S. May Seek Time Limit On Secret Discussion Plan

Soviet Bloc Silent On Proposed Secret Disarmament Talks   United States Expected To Press for Time Limit On Any Such Discussion:

TITLE CONTEST WEDNESDAY Miss Freier To Vie For Michigan Apple Queen

Far East Truce Path Left Open   Lebanon Joins U.S. in Demanding UN Declare Red China Agqressor

Allies Repulse Four Red  Probing Stahs ‘Planes, Ships Pound  Enemy Supply Lines, Blast Bases

Red Fire Slows Push Of Marines   Pass Ambush Of UN Convoy; Foe Reinforcing

Heavy Chinese  Fire Slows Drive North Of Hoengsong   Heavy Reinforcements Lsed in Gamble to  Guard Key Roads

Allied, Enemy Dead Scattered All Along Route   of ealtTerneeks Grind 4 Miles Over Hills In Bloody Fighting

Chinese Fire Slows Drive   Red Reinforcements Poured Into Conflict

Heavy Chinese Fire Slows U.N. Central Advance   Marines Push Ahead North of Heengsong:; Reds Reinforcing

Red Fire Slows Marme Progress   BAYONETS IN ACTION   In Three Days Leathernecks Have Gained 4 Miles Thru Hills

Chinese Fire Slows Marine Progress On Central Front; A Miles Gained In 3 Days   BELIEVE CHINESE REINFORCING TO SAVE HEIGHTS NORTH OF HOENGSONG

Heavy Fire Slows Progress but Yank Marines Push On   Reinforcement of Chinese Reds Seen To Hold Two Roads

Red Chinese Fire Slows  U.S. Marines   But American Forces Continue Their Push North Of Hoengsong: Wave Gained Four Mile

Heavy Chinese Fire Slows U. S. Marine Advance  Leathernecks Move 4 Miles in Three Days

U.S. Marines Fighting in Jagged Hills   Signs Indicate Chinese Sending Reinforcements In Gamble to Save Last Heichts Guarding Roads

Reds Brace Lines as Marines Continue Relentless Pressure   Bayonet Charge Scares Wits Out of Red "Soldiers; South Koreans Repulse Three Savage Daylight Blows on Central Front

Leathernecks Are Slowed Down By Heavy Red Fire   Some Signs Chinese Are Pouring In Reinforcements In Gamble,

Chinese Fighting To Retain Heights Protecting Roads  Seventh Infantry  ---Bayonets: Repurse-~ Ceamu Attarlarc

Heavy Chinese Fire Slows Marines’ Progress  On Central Front Near Captured Hoengsong

Heavy Chinese Red Fire Slows Yank Drive North   Reinforcements Bulwark Reds

Marines Push North Against Heavy Fire   Red Counter-Attacks Hurled Back as Chinese Pour In Reinforcements In Gamble to Save Heights Around Hoenasong: Convoy Ambushed

REDS STRONGLY ENTRENCHED  Leatherneck Drive North Of Hoengsong Is Slowed By Heavy Chinese Fire

Heavy Fire Slows Drive Northward   Small Arms, Automatics Rain Bullets From Foxholes in Hills on Devildogs  Chinese Reinforce  nd  Remains of Old Convoy Grim Reminder of Fierce Fighting

Red Fire Slows Marine _ Progress  Signs of Chinese Pouring « in ‘Reinforcements to Save Hoengsong  BAYONETS IN ACTION  In Three Days Leathemecks Have Gained 4 Miles  "TT. trh.   BAYONETS IN ACTION

Heavy Chinese Fire Slows Marine Push   Drive Encounters Hail of Shots From Mountain Foxholes  ee eet: aie eae cnr

Marines Slowed In Latest Drive Against Chinese   Reports Indicate Enemy Is Pouring In Reinforcements

Heavy Red Fire Slows Drive  Of Marines —  U.S. Leathernecks Push Past Key City  Of Hoengsong

Marines Edge Forward from  Captured Hub   Chinese Mortar Fire Bars Way; Foe Reinforced

Red Resistance Slows Down Marine Push   Believe Chinese Throwing in Reinforcements to Halt Northward Advance

Americans Push Past Hoengsong   Marines Gain Four Miles in Three Days — Of Fighting: Heavy Chinese Fire Slows Progress on Gentral Korean War Front

Stiff Red Resistance Slows UN   Chinese Pour in Reinforcements to Guard Vital Roads North of Hocnacanc

Marines Gain Four Miles Through Jagged Hills In Three-Day Fight   Foe Is Pouring In Reinforcement:   Yanks Pass Ambushed Convoy, With Bodies of Slain U. N. Troops

Foe Rushes Reserves In  Bid To Hold   Doughboys Repulse Counter-Attack East Of Captured Base

Fierce Battle Rages Across Central Front   Big Superforts Plaster Commie supply Points

Heavy Enemy Fire Delays Progress  Of Allied Drive   Marines Advance as Reds Fight from Mountain Holes

Heavy Chinese Fire Has Slowed Marine Push Above Hoengsong  Reds Believed

Heavy Chinese Fire Slows Ad. vance; Red Counter-Attack Repulsed in Pangnim Sector.   ALLIED GUNS BLAST ~ BATTERED SEOUL

O. C. Baggett Killed When He Touches Power Line; McAllen Man Crash Victim

Report Progress On Buffer Zone  At Halfway Mark   Partia  Agreement Is Reached On About 70 Miles Of Boundary

Negotiators Are Likely To Reach Accord Sunday  Allied Delegates Are Still Optimistic On Truce By Christmas  Ru MAWUABIY AZLABIFAD was as

Settle on Half Of Proposed ‘Buffer’ Front   Negotiators Express High Hopes That Accord Will Come

i Hope Truce Line Can Be   Drawn Soon   Agreement Reached On Half of Buffer Zone Across Korea

Mink Coats Lead  To 4 Indictments   4 Charged With Perjury As RFC Aftermath

Merl Young And 3 Others Are Indicted   Charge Missourian Lied Under Oath In RFC Inquiry

Four Indicted For Perjury. In RFC Probe  One Is Husband Of ‘Mink Coat’ Figure Now Off Payroll

Faces Three Charges of Telling Lies   Brother and Lawyer Who Paid for Mink Coat Also Accused

E. MERL YOUNG I) INDIGIED ON PERJURY GHARG   Husband of Former White House Steno With $9,450 Mink Coat Accused of Lying 3 Times.   TRUE BILLS RETURNED AGAINST THREE OTHERS   Washington Lawyer Witt! Record of Obtaining RFC Loans Alleged to Have Testified Falsely.

E. Merl Young, Others Indicted on Perjury Charges   Alleged False Testimony Came During Hearing on “Mink Coat” Episode.

E. Merl Young and 3 Others Indicted on Perjury Charges As Result of RFC Probe

Young Chargec With Lying Under Oath   Three Others Face Similar Counts

U.S, Charges Hit Four In RFC Case   ‘Mink Coat Husband,’ ‘Three Others Face  Perjury Accusation

Mink Coat Girl Mate  Accused   Indictments Are First Returned Since Grand Jury Probe Started 

YOUNG INDICTED ‘BY GOVERNMENT FOR PERJURY   Wife Of Former White House Stenographer Involved In RFC Probe   ‘THREE OTHERS ALSO  UNDER INDICTMENT

Young Indicted For Telling Lies In Mink Scandal   Jury Action Names Three Others: For “Alleged” Perjury

Original ‘Mink Coat’ Figure Facing Trial   E. Merl Young, Three Others Indicted on Perjury Charges

Merl Young Indicted For Perjury Along With Three Other Figures In RFC Influence Probe

Communists Reject UN Proposal   Peiping Charges ‘Crafty Scheme’ To Seize Kaesong

Korean Truce To Be Delayed By Proposals   UN Negotiaters Try To Speed Armistice

U. S. Shapes Camps for Subversives  Quietly Prepare Detention Areas

MeGrath Aets For Detention Camps in U.S.   To House Dangerous Subversives  If Needed

Red Detentior Camps Being Built In State   Would Be Ready H War'Comece

McGrath Tackles Big Task Detention Camps Being Set Up For Dangerous Subversives

.Detention Camps for Dangerous Subversives ‘Are Quietly Being Made Ready by Government

Report Federal Prison Labor At Work On Three Detention Camp: For Possible Roundup Of Spies

Mav Ask Army Aid   Steps Taken to Set Up Camps For Foreign Spies, Saboteurs

Detention Camps Begun for Spies  To Provide for Many   To Provide for Many Thousands—Federal Labor Doing Work

US. Starts Detention  Camp Plans   Centers For Holding Subversives In Case Of Need To Be Set U}

THE FAT BOY’S DIET  The Battle’s Won —And Here’s How To Hold That Look  Now That the Siege Is Over, Keep Tabs on Your Vitamins

The Fat Boy’s Diet Battle’s Won; Here’s How to  Pd  Hold That Look

Iliness Is Checked   Authorities Search Cause of Sickness Among  400 Soldiers

Will Reinforce Troops Making Fight In Korea  Army Chief Of Staff   Army Chief Of Staff Says More Troops To Go Within 60-90 Days  >» ig 8@m047 42 PaO 0# 6 BEEP E F® ES A BE

MORE UN REPLACEMENTS REACHING FRONT Army’s Top Man Says Allies ‘To Stay ‘In Korea: Guerrillas Hit By Airmen

Reds Menace 2nd Division s Rear Lifeline   Army Chief of Staff Says Fresh Troops Are Now Arriving

‘Little Black Sambo’ Is Accused of Doing Harm to Human Relations

Stay of Sentence  Is Refused Reds   11 Leaders Must Go To Jail In Few Days

Heat Spreads More Misery  Temperatures Go Pasi 100 For Most of State

SEEK PAROLE VIOLATOR IN TROOPER GASE   Planes Assist In Grim Search Around Oneonta Wooded Area

So. Koreans  Go Ashore   Naval Force Proteets Amphibious Assault  North of 38th

Secretary Gone fo Audit Books   Luedke Disappears and so Does $5,000

in Mystery Case   Abandoned Car, Quee Notes Puzzle Police at Milerculea

Well-Mannered, Rebel Yell Marshall Residents Backing Wives Who Won't Pay Taxe:

UPHOLDS DIVORCE ORDER   Wichita Jurist Says “Brother-Sister” Edict Workable

New Testimony Readied On Red Inroad On Films   House Committee Goes To Hollywood Sept. 17; 33 Asked To Present Details

Plan Further Study of Reds in the Movies   New Testimony on Tar as House Group Slate: Visit te Hollywood

IRAN BIDS FOR AMERICAN AID   Wants Technicians, Ships  To Keep Oil Fields  Flowing

Mossadegh Bids For Aid from U.S   lranian Premier Asks For American Help If Britons Pull Out

" Iran Makes Bid for Uz Ss. ‘Money  : Handling of Iran's Oil ‘By Americans Proposed

Air Force Slapped For ‘Grab’   Accused of Hoarding Manpower by Taking More of ‘Best’ Volunteers Than It Can Tlee

Air Force Cancels Recall Of 18,000 Men   Action Comes in Wake of Charges of Manpower “Grab”

Enlistee Volume Cited As Reason Behind Order  Involuntary Call-Up Would Have Applied To Airmen Class:

Senate Probers Assail Manpower Hoarding Of ‘Best’? Volunteers   Led to Breakdown Of Training, View   Lackland Base Crowded With 40,000 Extra  Men. Senators Claim

U.S. Air Force Kills Call of 18,000 Fliers   ’ Action Comes After Senators Blister "Grab' of Best Men

Used Auto Dealer Rescues Fie Small Boys Trapped In Abandoned Bank Vault

Defendant Switches Role and Praises Tallulah for Beauty and Voice

Eisenhower Ends Study Of Europe   Will Be Back to Give Congress His Report Next Week.

lke Completes European Tour   Socialist Leader Greatly Impressed

Germans Optimistic After ‘Ike’ Talks  Top Socialist Sees War Threat Fading

Eisenhower Finishes His Power Check   Talks With Two Generals, Adenaue

‘Tell Russia We Won't Tolerate Another Korea, VFEW Resolution Says

Taft Assails U.S. Policies   Farm Program, Korea Intervention Hit

Taft Invades Farm Region   Truman’s Policy Is Attacked In North Dakota Talk

Taft. Calls Farm Plan Socialistic   We're Fighting “Useless War’

Will Have New Group To Check On Actions   President Holding No Plan To Fire McGrath, McKinney

Will Form Special Agency To Deal With Corruption  No Plans to Fire McGrath or New

President Rejects Responsibility Of Any Part Wide-Spread Corruption In Administration, He Tells Press

Has No Plan ToGetRidof 2 Bigwigs   McGrath and McKinney Do Not Figure in His Housecleaning Plans, He Says      Admits His ‘Sale’   Faithlessness of Some Disturbed Him, He Declares

Clean Sweep Of Corruption  Is Promised   Truman to Set Up Ageney To Oust ‘Wrongdoers’;  MeGrath to Stav

Plans Agency To W; age War  On Boa ruption   Doesn't Plan To Dismiss  McGrath Or Frank Mckinney

Truman Says He ll Sweep Out Corruption and Wrongdoers  frmavraryrmmnmd Press ot ocle VAll mn b)bese Mutbetcla

TR RUMAN PROMISES MORE DRASTIC ACTION TO “CLEAN HOUSE” IN THE GOVERNMENT

NO POLITICAL ISSUE IN 1952? Plans Special Agency To Battle Corruption

Truman Pledges Drastic Action on Corruption   Won't Fire McGrath or McKinney, Press Conference Told

Truman Says He'll Clean. U.S. House’   Tells Press He’s Looking Into - Tax Fraud Cases

Says Special. Agency Will Be Appointed   Muy Be Friday; Has No Plans To Fire MeGrath. MeKinnev

Hints of Agency To Clean House   Truman Says Move to In vestigate Scandals May Come This Week

Truman Sets ‘Clean House’ Broom Going   President Bluntly Warns All Who Violate Laws Due for Axe Regardless Of Who They Are

Truman Hints He Will Set Up Special Agency   New Group Would Fight Corruption

Truman Hints Special Probe   He Says He Won’ Fire McKinney Or McGrath

NEW AGENCY TO SEEK THOSE WHO DO ANY WRONGS   Doesn’t Plan to Fire M’Grath or Demo Chairman

‘Wise to Caudle’ Before Scandals, Reporters Told   Says Revenue Heads’ Resiqnations Asked

Lrastic Action To Clean Up Administration To Be Taken   Will Set Up New Agency To Keep Gov't. Clean

Plans to Set up Special Agency to Fight Graft   Says He Doesn't Intend to Fire McGrath Or McKinney

NEW AGENCY WILL BATTLE CORRUPTION   Doesn't Plan To Fire. McGrath Or McKinney

‘Drastic Action’ To Be Based upon ‘Cleanup’ Agency   Wrongdoers Will Be Punished “No Matter How Big They Are, President Telle Newsmen

Truman Promise: Housecleaning Of Wrongdoers  President Announces

.Wrongdoers Challenged by: President, No Matter How Big; ‘MGrath Ouster Not Slated .

Seek Cleanup In Washington   President To Set Up Special Agency To Study Case

Truman Promises Scandal Cleanup   _ Won't Ask Cabinet Resignations, President Tells News Conferencs;... Naster Claims Teitelbaum Lied

AGENCY 10 HIT CORRUPTION   \President Denies McGrath And McKinney Te  Be Fired

Voices Resolve To Clean House In Government   President Has No Intention Of Dismissing Either McGrath Or MecKinnev

Resignation of Any Cabinet Member Out    Tells Newsmen  Wrong-Doers Have No House with Me

Truman Promises He Will Continue Governmental Housecleaning; Will Name Special Agency Soon

Truman Says He Will Set Up Special Group   No Plans To Fire McGrath, McKinney President Asserts

Special Agency To Be Set Up To Fight Corruption   Has No Plans to Fire Either McGrath Or Frank McKinney

MAPS AGENCY TO HUNT OUT CORRUPTION   Special Agency Will Be Set Up Tomorrow or Sat urday, President Tells Press Conference. .   HAS NO PLACE "FOR “WRONGDOERS”   Doesn’t Plan to Fire MeGrath or McKinney; Says Investigation Started Before Congress Probes. -

Plans Special Agency To Track Down Corruption  ’Wrongdoers Have No   ’Wrongdoers Have Na House With Me No Matter Who They  Are’ Tuman Savs

Wrongdoers To Be Ousted. Truman Says   But He Says He Won’ Fire Either McKinney or McGrath.

But McGrath and McKinney to Stay on, He Indicates   Special Agency to Fight Corruption Will be Announced

Indications Given of Action Later This Week Has No Plan To Relieve Atty. Gen. McGrath

Chief Executive To, Pick Special Cleanup Agency   President Will Name Housecleaning Group Friday Or Saturday; Delivers Blast At Wrongdoers — “They Have No House With Me” — He Declares To Reporters

Truman Says He’ll Clean Up Tax Mess   President Declares He Has Always Been For Honest Rule; McGrath To Stay

New Agency To Battle Corruption   President Says He  Will Act Swiftly To

Truman To Seek Cleanup In Washington  Du~-'d,-ua WM. Caa   President To Set Up Special Agency To Study Case

Will Create Agency To Conduct Purge W on’t Fire McGrath, McKinney

Truman Tells News Conference This Morn: ing Wrongdoers Must Get Out ‘“‘No Matter Who They Are Or How Big They Are.”

HST Pledges To Continue Tax ‘Cleanup’   President May Set Up Special Agency to Fight Corruption

Backs McGrath Despite Attack By Republicans   Special Agency May Be Formed To Fight Government Corruption

TRUMAN SAYS HE WILL TAKE STEPS TO END SCANDALS   President Indicates He Will Set Up  Housecleaning Agency and That Action Will Come Soon.   NEITHER M'GRATH NOR M’KINNEY 70 BE FIRED   Predicts Corruption Will Not Be 1952 Issue and Appears to Minimize Probers’ Disclosures.

Drastic Action This Week, Says Truman   ‘Wrongdoers Have No House With Me,’ President Tells Press Conference; Says Caudle Would Have Been Fired Anvway

Truman to Continue to Clean House   President May Set Up Special Agency to Fight Government Corruption

President To Continue  Taking Drastic Action Until Hie Haines Claan  \BURRELRE REL SEVMVY wae een

Truman Promises Drastic Cleanup in Government   To Set Up Special Agency To Oust Corrupt Officials

Plans To Set Up Special AgencyTo Fight Corruption   President Says He Is Not Planning To Fire Either McGrath Or McKinney

President Not Certain. Wrongdoing As Prevalent ‘As Indicated By Reports   Appears To Be Seeking To Minimize  Keports of Corruption And Scandals Im Ineticn And Pavaeoane Fiensarimenta

Won't Stand Wrongdoers He Declares   May Set Up Special Anti-corruption Unit by This Week End

Truman Has No Plans To Dismiss Attorney General   Declares Administration Has Always Acted Swiftly To Eliminate Wrongdoers

Silent On FBI Chief As Boss   Proutises Drastic Action Against “Wronedoers’

Indicates He Will Set Up Special Unit   Says He Always Acted To Oust Corrupt and Will Continue So.

Truman Promises Drastic Govt. Housecleaning  - Indicates He'll Soon  Sef Up Agency To ~ Fight Corruption’

Plans Agency To Eliminate ‘Corruption’  Says Administration   Says Administration Was Wise To Candle; Hits At ‘Wrong-Doere®

Plans to Put Special Unit In Charge  Has No Plans To Fire McGrath Or Frank McKinne

Truman Tells Newsmen He Will Halt Graft   President Indicates Setting Up of Special Agency Before End of Week to Fight Corruption—° -Executive Reveals He Has No Plana To Oust Attorney General or Democratic Chairman

President Will Ac This Week   Firing of McGrath, McKinney Not in Drastic Action

Wrongdoers Have No "House" With Him, He States. Does Not Intend toFireMcGrathorMcKinnev.

Hints Agency Will Fight. Corruption   President Devotes Most of Conference To ‘Tax Scandal’; McGrath Will Stay

Says He Has No Plans For Firing McGrath   Will Not Dismiss Vichkinney—President Claims Administration Was Wise to Caudle

Wrong-Doers Slated to Fall Despite Size   President To Reveal Course Of Action Later This Week

Indicates He Will Ignore Con. stitutional Processes Tc Meet Crisis Incident To Corruption Revelations

Truman Pledges  House-Cleaning  May Set Up Agency Te Combat Carrumtios

President Says He Does Not Plan To Dismiss McGrath Or McKinney ©   SAYS HIS ADMINISTRATION HAS ALWAYS ACTED SWIFTLY ON WRONGDOERS ANP  -. WILL CONTINUE TO BO SO

TRITMAN WILL SUBMIT CLARK’S NOMINATION   Truman Will  Clean House

iruman to Set up Special Group on House-Cleaning (governmental Corruntian

Truman Upholds McGrath; Avers Cleanup Needed   Says Corruption In Government Will Be Tackled

Plans To Set Up Agency To Fight Corruption  CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Says He Has No Plans To Dismiss Attorney General Or Demo Head

House Cleaning Planned Soon By Administra tration  McGrath, MeKinney _ Not To Go, Says President To Press.

Special Agency : To Be Formed fo ih cones  ire McKin ney. or mueGerathe P resident

SPECIAL UNIT INDICATED TO TAKE ACTION   President Asserts ‘Wrongdoers’ Will Find No Sympathy

TRUMAN PLANS "HOUSECLEAN” IN WASHINGTON   Defends Cabinet ‘And Minimizes Scandals Of Recent Weeks

Truman Plans fo Ston Corruntion in Government   Indicates He Will “Clean House”: to Organize a Special Agency.

Will Organize: Own Agency to End Corruption   Definitely Against: Dismissing McGrath  Or Frank McKinney 

New Agency Will Ferret  Wrongdoers - No Plans To   No Plans To Fire McGrath Under Wav

DRASTIC ACTION PLEDGED—  Wrongdoers Go’ No Matter How Big They Are. -

President To Set Up New Agency   Harry Doesn’t Care Who Or How Big Wrongdoers Are

Truman Promises That He Will ‘Continue’ Drastic. Action In Cleaning House

To Do Something About Officials With Interests That Interfere With Duties

Continued Drastic Action To Clean House Is Promised   VeKinney. MeGrath Won't Be Fired; Claims He was W ise Early to Caudle

Won't Fire McGrath Or McKinney   President Declares  ‘Wrongdoers’ Have No Place In System

Indicates Formation Of Special Agency To End Corruption   Truman Says He Has No Plans To Fire Attorney General McGrath or Frank McKinney

President to —                             Soon: Cabinet Heads Sale

Tells Reporters Scandal Figures Had Been Probed  ‘Continued’ Drive To Be Carried On With New Aaency

Agency Will Be Set Up To Fight Scandal   President Says He Doesn't Plan To Fire McGrath

Fine to Sign (Oleo Sale Bill  ~ Dealers Ready for   Dealers Ready for Sole of Lb. Packaaes

Bill Permitting Sale of Oleo for Home Use May be Signed Into Law Friday

GOV. FINE MAY SIGN OLEO BILL TOMORROW   Executive Office Source Indicate: Time Has Been Chosen To Enact Colored Product Measure

Fine Is Expected To Sign Oleo Bill   Measure Okaying Sale May be Signed Friday;  Solon Issues Warning

Some Progress ls Being Made On Parley Plans   New Charge Of Neutrality Violation Is Made By Reds

‘SOME ACCORD REACHED Armistice Talk Awaited As Reds Air New Gripe

Communists Claim UN Plane Attacks Kaesong Truce Zone; Liaison Officers to Check

O'Dwyer Appears As Witness Today Before Jury Probing Rackets Tieups

Enemy Given Terrific Air, Ground Beating   UN Drive Carries Within 10 Miles Of Seoul; 8.000 Gallons Of Jellied Gasoline Poured Ou Reds

MOVE FORWARD WARILY: SLASH RED DEFENDERS   Mustangs Drop Huge Loadg Of Napalm; Set Fires Over Wide Area

Few Surrenders Follow Air Strikes ~  * And Infantry Attacks As Eighth Army Gains

Enemy Dying In Foxholes With Advance Being Kept Up   Chinese: Resistance Becoming Stronger  As Allies Continue

Resist UN Advance To Bitter End   Many Die In Foxholes As Allied Troops Push Relentlessly Toward Seoul

Jellied Gasoline Bombs, Rained Relentlessly On Foe, Help Advance

Allied Drive Nears Seoul In Hard Fight  U.N. Forces 10 Miles  Fram Citv: Chinese

Chinese Reds Die Fighting In Foxholes   U.N. Troops Push To Within 10 Miles of Seoul

Chinese Resist As U.N. Troops Continue Advance   Infantry Blasts Out Reds with Rifles, Grenades

Allies Continue Steady Advance In Seoul Sector ~ Enemy Defenders Fail To Stop U.N. De;avea Narthward

‘Allies Batter North Koreans As Drive on Seoul Continues   Chinese Red Troops Believed Regrouping For. New Drive To South; Hundreds - Killed As U.N. Troops Push Ahead.

ALLIED PUSH IS WARY BUT RELENTLESS   Fiery Napalm Bath Plastered On Enemy In Mustang Attack

ATTACK SLOWED AS REDS DEFEND EVERY HILLSIDE   PRESS FORWARD TO MAKE CONTACT WITH MAIN RED FORCES

IS WARY BUT RELENTLESS   Fiery Napalm Bath Plastered On Enemy In Mustang Attack

South Korean Capital City 10 Miles Awav   Infantrymen Blast Enemy After Air Strikes, Guns Fail

Chinese Die F ighting In Foxholes As Allies  Drive Nearer To Seoul

Reds Defenses Are Slowing Allied Advance  SPltienaca Nia ECiakéinean   Chinese Die Fighting In Foxholes; Planes Start Big Fires

Forward Elements Near Fallen Seoul   Reds Mount Stubborn Fight As U.N, Probes Defenses

Red Soldiers.      Allied Advance Pushes Within 10 Miles: “of Seoul; Chinese Are ~ Stubborn Defenders .

U. N. Forces Only 10 Miles From Ravaged South Korean Capital   Grenades, Rifles Blast Out Reds   Chinese Die Fighting In Foxholes; Ignore Plane, Artillery Blows

AEDS MAKING DEATH oTAND IN FOAROLE!   Allied Troops Scour Hills to Rout Out Chinese on Seoul Drive.

Hundreds of Reds Slain in Foxholes  Relentless Allies Drive Within

8000GallonsofJellyBombs Dropped in Heaviest Mustang Attack of War

FIERY NAPALM BOMBS USED IN ATTACK   =ighth Army Reports Gains Along 40-Mile Front  COMMUNISTS   Offer Bitter Resistance: Claim Bia Enemy Force Near Combat Area

Allies Drive On as Reds Kieht Back   UN Forees Near Seoul In Probing Attacks As Resistance Increases

60.000 Knemy Troops Await Advancing UN   Chinese Losses Set at 160.000 This Month— Kighth Army Now Onk 10 Miles From Seoul

United Nations Troops Moving Ahead In Korea  Chinese Reds Fight To Death In Hills

Allied Forces Push Ahead   Wary Advonce Continues, Mopping Up Sitter-End Resistance in Hills

COMMUNISTS FIGHT TO’ DEATH Red Chinese Battle To Bitter End As Allies Drive On Toward Seoul

Reds Die in Foxholes to Slow Gains   Infantrymen Must Blast Way With Grenades and Rifles

Allies Storm Enemy Lines   130 Chinese Slain in Bitter Hillside Battle

UN Force Only 10 Miles From City Of Seout   Allied Infantrymen Hit Foe in Hills; Dede Eire-<Ramhed

U. S. Eighth Army Reports Advances of Up to Three Miles Along 40-Mile Western Front.  U.N. TROOPS WITHIN TEN MILES OF SEOUL

‘stimate That One € ompany  On Each Hill   Entire Enemy Force is Reported To Be Near Where Fighting Is Now

Allies Punch Within 10 Miles Of Seoul in Wary Advance   Dump Jellied Gas North of Suwan

CHINESE BEATEN IN VAIN EFFORT TO CHECK DRIVE   U_N. Forces Move To Within 10 Miles Of Seoul, Gaining Along 40-Mile West ern Front.

Chinese Reds Die Resisting Allied Advance Toward Seoul   Enemy Fights From Foxholes Until Bitter End

Chinese Blasted Out of Foxholes   Reds Dig i in Hills to Die:  Drive Nearer to Seoul   Eighth Army Dispatch Says Troops Are in Good Positions

Allied Troops Continue lo Drive Forward   Many Reds Killed In Foxholes In Seoul Area

Chinese Blasted Out of Foxholes   Reds Dig in Hills to Die; Allies Drive Nearer to Seoul

Chinese Reds Die Fighting In Fox Holes.   Planes And Artillery Rake Chinese Dug In Below Korea Capital

Reds Fight To End in Foxholes   Resistance Bitter As UN Seizes More Hills in Advance Toward Seoul!

Within 10 Miles Of City;Overcome Bitter Resistance   Hundreds Of Chinese Communists Di Fighting In Their Mountain. Foxholes

Battle to Bitter End Under Air, Ground Assaults   U.N. Forces Scramble Up Hillsides to Blast Enemy Qut of Holes

Chinese Reds Die In Their Foxholes As UN Pushes On   180 Communists Killed On One Hill Alone, Only Kight Captured; Gains Up To 2 Afilne Raanwlad

Air Strikes Set Blazes For 30 Miles   Drop 8,000 Gallons of Napalm in Big Attack by Mustangs in Suwon Area   Disease Plays Role   Typhus Reported Active Among Chinese and Cold Takes Many

Allies Continue Relentless Drive Back Toward Seoul   Chinese Reds Die by Hundreds in Their Foxholes Acs UN. Infantrymen Dia Them Out With Grenades

Allies Inflict Heavy Toll On Stubborn Foe   Chinese Stand And Die Hill By Hill, Slow U.N. Drive

UN Troops 10 Miles Of Seoul   130 Chinese Reds Killed and Only Captured On One Hill Alone

Chinese Reds Resisting Advance To Bitter End   U.N. Infantrymen Forced To Use Nand Grenades To Blast Communists From Mountain Foxholes.

Kighth Army Advances On 4.0-Mile Line   Chinese Communists Die In Foxholes; Fire-Bomb Attack Made By U.S.

Reds’ Defenses Are Slowing Allied Advance  Chinese Die Fighting In Foxholes;

Chinese Reds Fight To Death In Korean Hills  UN Forces Within   UN Forces Within 10 Miles of Seoul; P-51’s Hit Suwon Arec

Eighth Army Advances Up To 3 Miles   Enemy Troops Seek ta Delay Drive on Seoul

GAIN UP TO 3 MILES ON WEST FRONT   Infantrymen Crash Through Chinese Foxhole Positions in Hills North of Suwon Today.   EIGHTH ARMY NOW HOLDS STRONG LINE   Allies’ 100-Mile West and Central Front is Strongest Since Chinese Entered the War. ©

Allied Infantrymen Who Knew They Were Sacrificing Lives Take ‘Foo! Mountain’ in Hot Fight  Action on East Korean Front Was Heaviest Fighting in Weeks

‘Fool’ Ridge Wonin Long. Bitter Fight   Allied Infantry Took Heights in Strategic Area

Only Bit of “Real War” Since July 10   Vien Knew They Might Die in Last Days of Korean Police Action As Peace Talks Go on

LAST DAYS OF WAR  Allied Infantrymen Killed In ‘Fool Mountain’ Battle

Fool Mountain ls Captured By Allied Troops  Infantrymen Take Strategic Ridge

CEASEFIRE TALKS MEAN LITTLE ON ‘FOOL MOUNTAIN AS BATTLE FOR RIDGE COSTS LIVES OF ALLIES. FOES

Bloody Sidebar to Peace Talks at Kaesong Battle Had Its Futile Aspect But ‘Fool Mountain’ Is UN’s

Allies Capture Korean Hill In Bloody Battle   Soldiers Die in Five-Day Fight During Truce Talks

Foot Soldiers Took ‘Fool Mountain’ Under ‘Withering Fire, While Peace Talks Went on

Towering Hill Taken After Fierce Battle   Five-Day Fight Is Largest Since Truce Talks Began

UN Infantrymen Storm High Mountain, Some Sacrificing Lives Near War's Enc

Possible Compromise Line   FIVE-DAY ASSAULT Infantry Storms “Fool Mountain”

‘ool Mountain’ Taken by Allied Troops Wha Knew Sacrifices Might Be Last of War

Furious Action  U.N. Infantrymen Complete Capture Of Strategic Ridge

rive Vays or savage rignting  Allies Sacrifice Lives as Truce Talks Drone to Take Korean Ridge

Diller Five-Vay Assault Ui Po  Allies Risk Lives For Hill While Truce Talks Continue

Allies Take Big Hill in East Korea  *Fool Mountain’ Drive   ‘Fool Mountain’ Drive Takes Some Lives: Called ‘Most Savage’  Action   Used as Lookout

Five-Day Fight Ends in Seizure Of Towering Hill  Reds Have Been Able TT. VUlantek [ibd ‘cn means:

Bitter Assault Cost Allied Lives But ‘Fool Mountain’ Had to Be Taken

"REAL WAR” AS GI'S TAKE BIG RIDGE   “Fool Mountain” Stormed by Allied Infantrymen This Week in Savage Five Day Fight.   ? FIRST REAL ACTION SINCE TRUCE TALKS   High Ridge Where North Koreans Could Watch  » Every Allied Move Now in U. N. Hands.

‘Fool Mountain’ Capture Can Be Reported As One of Most Savage Actions of the War

Allied Infantry Knew They Were  Sacrificing Lives On Mountain   Storming Of “Fool Mountain” In Last Days Of Korean War During Armistice Conference Fi irst Bit OF “Real War” Since July 10.

7,000 Miners Out in Protest Of ‘Boss’ Bill   21 Northern Pits Affected; Backers of Measure Canes tm Hause

Protest Against ‘Fire Boss’ Measure Idles 7,000 Miners {n Northern West Virginia   Area Fields Working, Report N&W Railway And Pocahontas Operators; 21 Operations In North Made Idle By Demonctratjanc

Fiery Senator From New Hamp shire. Who Sparked Kefanver  Committee Probe Makes Alle. gheny Co, Talk   ‘WHOLE THING NEEDS ' GOOD AIRING’ HE SAYS

Tobey To Ask For Probe Of  Dis trict Vice   Senator Denounces Racket Conditions tn Pittsburgh Talk

Sen. Tobey For Probe In District   Soys Rackets in Western Penne. ‘Need Airing’ by Crime Committee

Bearing Brunt Of Flu Outtveak  * 126 Towns Report 890 Deaths in' Week

England Reports 890 Flu Deaths In Single Week   Epidemic Appears Fading On The Continent.

Second Contingen! 62 Rir Force Cierk-ygisi Trainees 1c Study Here

BABY SITTER No.2 Pi Baby Sifter, 2 Children Perish as Home Burns

“Hits You Where You Live’  . py} f Three American Soldiers Play Santa to Korean Orphanage

State Residents Breathe Easier as Wafer Drops   Main Force of Ole Man River Moving to lowa and Illinois

Flood Pressure Eases for State  River Crest Nears Prairie du Chien

TRUMAN TO MEET WITHLABOR CHIEFS   UNION BOYCOTT OFr CORN TROL POLICIES TO BE DIsCUSSED THURSDAY.

Truman Moves To Break Up Labor Boycott   President To Meet Policy Committee of Unions Thursday

President To Confer With Labor   May Make Effort To Heal Breach On Mobilization

Truman Moves To Win Support Of Labor Chiefs  Seeks To End Union Boycott Of Mobilization

TRUMAN MOVES IN LABOR ROW   Meet Called With Unions To Air War Program

Truman To Meet Labor’s Policy Panel  Spurs Rumor He May Create Board

PRESIDENT AND UNION LEADERS PLAN MEETING   Truman May Fill New Stabilization Board With Public Members   SESSION SCHEDULED THURSDAY AFTERNOON

President Acts in Mobilization Feud, Calls Labor Group to White House

Truman to Try to Gain Labor’s Help   Will Meet With Unitec Labor Policy Committee Thursday.

n Royal Canadian Plant Crashes; Six Killed   Voman Cops to Go On Royal uty in New Orleans Grashe

Governor Mechem Proclaims State Of Emergency As Nev Forest Fires Break Out, Gila Blaze Continues Unchecked

Red Korean Capital Under Air Attack   Planes and Ships Hammer Supply Lines of Enemy

U.S. Aircraft In Heavy Raid OnPyongyang   Power Directed  Against Growing Communist Buildup

Allied Planes Blast Red Capital Again   Heaviest Air Raid In Weeks Staged By UN Forces

Van Fleet Says He Can “Clobber’ Foe   Ridgway Stresses Communist Build-up  Talks Still Snagged

Allied Air Force Hits Pyongyang   Red Korea Capital Blasted in ‘Heaviest Raid in Weeks’

Allied Planes Hit Red City In Heavy Raid   Combined Strike Directed Against Increasing Red Strength; Supply Routes Are Hammered

Alhed Bombers, Fighters Strike Pyongyang Area  One Of Heaviest Air   One Of Heaviest Air Raids In Weeks Is Staged In Sector

Pyongyang Hard Hit from Air   Bombers and Fighters Plaster Red Korean Canite!l City

TRUCE TALKS STILL SNAGGED   Allied Troops Ready Tc ‘Clobber’ Reds, Says Van Fleet

Planes Bomb Reds’ Capital, Supply Areas   One of Heaviest Strikes in Weeks Aimed at Enemy ©

Naval Gunfire Pounds at Reds During Retreat   Seoul Wrecked, Docks Blown up As Troops Retreat

Chinese Red Troops Continue. Southward   Demolition Squads Blast Everything: OF Value Te ‘Communists In Fleming Port — Many U. N: - Troops Escape By Sea

RETREAT MADE SOUTHWARD BY SEA, OVERLAND   Tide Aides In Moving Heavy Ships; Seoul Is Wrecked City

ENEMY TROOPS POUR THROUGH WRECKED SEOUL   Eighth Army Reports General Withdrawal All Along Front   WARPLANES CONTINUE INCESSANT POUNDING

Main Allied Force Goes  Overland  Wet...) Om   UN Planes Take Heavy Enemy Toll During Fichtine

Keds Driving To Cut Allied Escape Route   Naval Guns Pour Fire Into Communist Hordes,  Seoul A Blazing Wreck

Most Of UN Forces Retreat From Seoul Overland Pursued By Sino Reds Over  Frozen River Han

SOUTHWARD BY SEA, OVERLAND   Tide Aides In Moving Heavy Ships; Seoul is Wrecked City 

Chinese Pass Through Seoul And Pursue UN Forces Over Han River in Push South

Reds Pour Through Capital City   Others Still Seel To Sever Route To Southeast 

U.N. Forces Escape By Sea And Overland   Last Of Allies Quit Port Of Inchon Just Ahead Of Red Chinese

Ships Pull Out Just as Reds  Reach the Docks   Communist Tide Rolls Through Seoul to the South and West; Allied Planes Take Heavy Toll of the Enemy.

Allied Forces Flee South From Capital   Port Personnel, Refugees Saved; Reds Massina Power In Huae Cutoff Attempt

Chinese Pursi.e Allies Across Iced Han River   2 Tank Landing Ships Last to Leave Inchon; Docks Left in Flames

Navy Takes Off Last Of UN Troops As ‘Communist Forces Swarm Into Streets Of Battered West Korean Port City   Main Body Of Allies Retreats Southward Overland With Enemy In Hot Pursuit; North Korean Flag Hoisted By Invaders Over City Hall At Seoul

Senators Find Europe Lags In Detense Effort   ‘Watchdog’ Subcommittee Disagrees With Eisenhower's Statement; Van Zandt Wants MacArthur To Report

Italy To Seek Trial For Two  In War Killing   Minister of Justice To Start Extradition Against Ex-OSS Pair

BOOST PLANNED IN AIR STRENGH   LOVETT SAYS NEW GOAL, ITS 143 WINGS WITH 4,200 TO 10,700 PLANES.

Air Force Goal To Be Increased  Budget Seeks 4,200 Tx 10,700 New Planes

MN CUIVGALY)  MacArthur Still No. 1 Issue As GOP Leader Calls For Bombino’ Manchuria

News of the  Creston Area  Servicemen   Earns Combat lAfantrv Badae

GOP Senators Vow Ousted General Must Have Opportunity To Speak To Congress   ‘Man In Street’ States Divided Opinions, But Definite Attitudes, On Ouster Action

Republicans Want General to Tell Far East Views  Kerr Hits GOP Plan, Feels MacArthur Address Unwise

Angry Republicans Vow MacArthur Will Be Provided With Congressional Forum

G.O.P. Battles For ‘Report’ By MacArthur  Democrat Kerr, nn ies wee

ENEMY TROOPS WITHDRAWING ON ONE FRONT   Chinese May Have Abandoned Their Lates? Offensive

U.N. Forces In Central Korea Take Offensive  Extent Of Enemy Withdrawal Move Not Yet Determined

Radio Programs For Recruiting Draw Attacks   Senators Blast Plans to. Hire Laine. Stern

Rap “Big Name Recruit Plans   Senators Call Idea Unwarranted and Too Cosily

Suspect Held on Murder and Kidnap Counts   Air Force Sergeant Faces Accusations in Earlier Assault

David Warfield Of Theatre Fame Dies af Age 84  ateran Fntertainer   Veteran Entertainer Dies in New York; Retired 27 Years Ago

David Warfield Dies In New York   One Of Great Name: In American Theater  Retired 27 Years Agc

COLD WAVE HITS — MOST OF NATION   Growers in Florida and California Take Steps to Protect Their Crops,

UMT Blueprint Revealed by Commission  800,000 a Year Cost $4 Billions at Start

800,000 Manpower Sought Each Year Under UMT Setup   New Commission Advises Steady Flow Of Boys

Youth Training ls Given Boost By Commission  Security Group Says   Security Group Says Present Generation Will Liye in Danger

800,000-Man UMT Plan Eyed by Commission   First Year Costs Put at $4 Billion, Group's Report Says

New Training Plan Proposed By Commission   U. S. Told To Be Ready For Deadly Attack Any Moment

BLUEPRINT FOR UMT SYSTEM IS BEING STUDIED   Program Would Involve 800,000 Youths Annually; Cost Heavy   COMMITTEE WARNS OF ENEMY ATTACK

SENATORS MAY BLOCK HARDER APPOINTMENT   Retaliation For__ Truman Action: Reaerded Likely

Truman ‘Bawls Out’ Czech Ambassador ‘2nd Blast on Oatis Due from Acheson   KIRK TO LEAVE MOSCOW; SILENT ON RETIIRN

Truman Asserts Nation Had Better Free Newsman   New Ambassador Is  Genetad by President

Czech Envoy Is Scolded By Truman   President Insists  Oatis Be Released   Acheson, With Backing Of Congress, Will Lec  ture Prochazka

Truman Gives New Czech Ambassador Frigid Reception  Says Way to Improve Relations Would Be  To Release Newsman

Truman Bawls Out New Czech Envoy   Warns U. S. Policy Will Not Change Until Czechs Free William N. Oatis

Truman Brushes Off Czech Ambassador Free Oatis If You Want Our Friendship. Save Prasidant

Battle For Hwachon Dam Is Increasing An Its Intensity”   News From Fronts

BIG GUNS BREAK BACK OF LATEST ENEMY ASSAULT   Chinese Reds Suffer Over 10,000 Casualties Throughout Korea In One Day; U.N. Forces Hold Ground Between Wonju And Chipyong.

SHATTER FOUR DIVISIONS OF ENEMY FORCE   Foe Suffers Heavy Losses In Manpower; Planes  Take Big Toll

4 Knemy Divisions  Destroyed  Aepgeaacl f'n2t   Attack Cost Foe 10.593 Men

Four Red Divisions Out of Actior After 4-Days of Reckless Attacks

ICOMMUNISTS SUFFER . IMAJOR CASUALTIES IN iILOSING FOUR DIVISIONS   U. S. Eighth Army Places Count At 10,593 in Killed, Wounded or Captured: Claim Victory at Moment

House Asks Justice Department To Prosecute For Perjury Witnesses

CONFLICTING TESTIMONY Threats of Perjury Hang Over Revenue Case Probe

Perjury Action Is Threatened In Tax Scandal   Bureau Chief Counsel Quits But Calls Charaes Baseless

FBI Given Transcripts  On Shakedown   Chief Counsel Quits Under Fire; Taittolhaum Rehnutted

Perjury:Action Threat Hangs Over Tax Scandal Witnesses   Rep, King Says Someone Has Lied to His Committee: Asks Justice Dept. to Act

Conflicting Testimony Presented   Caudle Requested To Tell Committee Of Friendships

Someboby Lies, Rep. King Says   Justice Department to Check Alleged Shakedowns: Oliphant Blasts Panel

Perjury Is Charged In Tax Probe   Investigators Urge Prosecution Of Witnesses  Who Lied About Charge of Shakedown Attempt.

Threat Of Perjury Trials Now Faces Tax Witnesses   Two Conflictihg Versions Given House Committee

Perjury Threat Is Development Over Tax Shakedown   King Orders Record Sent to Justice Division for Action—Accept Resignation

Conflicting Testimony Draws Fire   Chairman Orders Transcript Sent” To Justice Dept.

Evidence © Involves  Big Names   Revenue Dept. Chief Counsel Resiens Post

JUSTICE ACTION ON SHAKEDOWN CHARGE CALLED   Conflicting Testimony Stirs Revenue Probe —Charles Oliphant  esigns Government Post.

Oliphant Quits as Chief Counsel Revenue Testimony Is Directly Conflicting

Solons Demand Prosecution of Tax Witnesses   Conflicting Talk Of Big Shakedowr Results in Move

Oliphant Resigns As Chief Counsel; Criticizes Probe   Perjury Charged By King In Tax Shakedown Story

Dole {ftored   f LaPHals BACH VRACAPLNEP UNECE  New Bid for Korea (Cease-Fire Hinted

New Peace Move Seen   English Cheer the News Ot MacArthur’s Removal

Britain Glad General Is Out; Morrison Hints at New Bid To Red China for Cease-Fire

MAC'S OUSTER; SEE PEACE   French Feelings Mixed But Feeling Is That  Peace Is Nearer

Britain Hints New Truce Bid to Red China Will Follow General MacArthur's Ouster

NEW CEASE-FIRE BID PLANNED BY BRITISH   Foreign Secretary Pleased With Remova! Of General  MacArthur

Hint From the British on Bid To Red China   Seem to be in a Mood to Try for Cease-fire Order

British Glad MacArthur Ousted From UN Post  New Truce Bid to Reds Hinted

BRITISH LEADER HINTS AT NEW BID FOR KOREAN TRUCT   Foreign Secretary Morrison Says 14 Nations Are Anxious to Reach Settlement With Red China.   STATEMENT OF AIMS MAY BE ISSUED   He Lets House of Common: Knew Labor Government Is Glad MacArthur Was  Relieved of Command,

British Hint Cease-Fire Bid To Follow MacArthur Recall; Europe For Move

SEEK TO OUTLAW SABBATH SPORTS   Campaign Launched by Church, Reform Groups

Spree Kills Film Star  ‘Bad Boy’ Robt. Walker Dies After Injection

Death Comes  After Actor Was  Given Sedative  By Virginia MacPherson

Star Treated For Emotional  Ailment, Dies   Two Doctors Vresent After Injcetian, Unable to Save Life

Robert Walker Death Blamed On Choking  Aleokolic Actor Dies After Sodium Amvtal tniection

Governor Shivers Fires Political Furnace: Two Advisors Resign To Become His Public Relations Firm

Millionth Person Killed On Roads Of Nation Today   Safety Council Estimates Millionth Auto Victim Died About 11 a. m.; Identity Of Fatality Will Never Be Known; Council Head Blasts Driver Carelessness

Time Ran Out This Morning For Millionth Traffic Victim   Teo Many In A Hurry

Automobile Toll Passes 1,000,000   Name of Millionth Goes Unrecorded; Holiday Death Rate Speeds Up

WARM WEATHER HEADS FOR LA.   Comfortable Tem peratures Expected Through Wednesday

Tax Boost Nears House Approval  GOP Concedes Foe Sunnort Adeauate

PARTIES CLASH OVER INCREASES IN TAX MEASURE   Democrats Want Bil Pushed Through House This Week—GOP Calls Proposa “Lopsided.”’

Martin Concedes Democrats Have Fnouah Votes to Pass Big Tax Hike

Income Levy Would Rise 122 Pet. Martin Concedes Democrats Can Pass Tax Hike in House

Gop Boss Admits Defeat In Fighting Tax Increase   Taft Favors Delaying Tax Boost Until December Due To Present Tax Surplus

GOP States : Tax To Rise   Democrats Can Pass  Bill, Says Martin

Martin Looks For Approval Of Tax Boosts   GOP Leader Admits  Democrats To Have Sufficient Strength

SENTENCE YOUTH; IN HOLD-UP, ROBBERY   R Ingram-.Accused o “Robbery in Bensalem   OTHER COURT CASES

YOUTH WHO GOT 38 A DAY JOINED HOLD-UP GANE   Got $13 For His Share Of Two Bucks Robberies in '48   17 WHEN CAREER BEGAN

Elderly lowa Woman Killed  Husband Shoots Her, Then Wounds Himself

Mill Talks Fail; 40,000 Workers Set For Strike   Carolinas Face Serious Textile Labor Stoppage

Negotiations Collapse in Mill Centers   TWUA Announces 40,000 Workers In Walkout

U. S.-Taxes To Increase In Sullivan  . Taxpayers Group    Taxpayers Group . Sees $10,584,000 Hike Next Year.

Expect Sullivan Taxes Will Jump  $18 Million Increase Seen In Federal Levy

Mayer, One Of MGM Studio's Founders, Quits To Join Competing Movie Makers

Quick Implementation of UMT Hinted  By Vinson At Next Consress Soccinan

GENERAL GIVES EXCLUSIVE PRE-BIRTHDAY INTERVIEW  MacArthur Says He Is Prepared To Spend Rest Of His. Life Fighting Communism

Cen. Douglas MacArthur, 71 Years Old Friday, Declares He Will Dedicate Rest of His Life, If Necessary, to Fighting Communism

lowa Girl Near Death in Assault  “Was: Counsellor at:.Clear.Lake

Germ Attack Could Ruin Mobilization   Its Consequences For U.S. Discussed AMA Journal

Germ Warfare Seen Threat To U.S.  a ee wee pa ie ee aie ike an a   Experts Say Saboteurs Can Cripple Mobilization Effort

Expert Sees Easy Germ War on US.  Sly Foe Could Work With Little Risk of Exposure

Experts Warn Germ Attack Is Easy To Launch   Saboteurs Would Find It Easy to Spread Disease, They Say

BRITISH OK IS LACKING  NATO's Progress Report Said To Be Disappointing

UN Diplomats Taking a Back Seat   Delay Asked by Commies Causes Same Alarm

U.N. Members Await Results   Puzzled Over Communist Actions;  Hope For Cease-Fire Truce At Once

UN Diplomats, Puzzled, Alarmed, Take Back Seat To Military Authorities

Diplomats Alarmed At Red Action In Delaying Talks  Some Think Ridgway Should Insist On  Immediate Meeting

East-West May Keep Tradition   Governors Usually Picked By Section

IN RANGER BAPTIST CHURCH Ex-Convict to Preach Today After Baptism

Rampaging Reds Strike Hard Blow At Flank of Central Korean Allies

Chinese And North Koreans Are Within Four Miles Of Chenchon   UN To Hold Town, Staff Officer Says   Planes Fly 711 Sorties; Rok Troops Landing At Inchon

High American Officer Says ‘We Are Not Going To Giveun Chechon’   ENEMY WITHIN 4 MILES OF THREATENED VILLAGE

Communists Strike Within Four Miles of City Through Blizzard Against UN Troops

Chinese And North Koreans Within Four Miles Of Hub After Being Repulsed Once

Reds Go Thru Blizzard For 2 Mile Gain   Within 4 Miles Of Chechon, Gateway To North Korea

Enemy Advances Through Blizzard Against UN Line   Reds Won’t Take Chechon, Declares U. S. Staff Officer

Reds Thrust At Chechon   ‘We Won't Let Them Toke It’, High Officer Says

Jordan Maps Austerity Program  In Next Two Years by Slashing — Budget, Asks SICE Abolishment

Favors Trimming State Police Force, Holding Teacher Retirement Fund, Slicing School Participation

Gov. Stevenson to Continue fo Use State Police to Enforce Gambling Laws

U.S. Fails To Mediate Iran Row   But International Monetary Fund Give: Tehran Loan.

US Effort Fails To End Iranian, British Dispute  ge Pree ere, SY emeeeteeer er    Mossadegh Appeals For Financial Help

Iran Seeks Financial Help from United States  Personal Plea   Personal Plea Made to Truman; U. S. Mediation Efforts Fail

IRAN OIL TALKS IN CAPITAL FAIL   'MOSSADEGH APPEALS TO TRUMAN FOR FINANCIAL AID FOR HIS COUNTRY.

Mediation Fails In Iran Crisis  Mossadegh Now Ask   Mossadegh Now Ask: U. S. Financial “Aid

Mediation Efforts In Washington Fail To Ease Oil Crisis   Mossadegh Asks Truman Push Financial Aid  Bae Tran

Spearheads Of UN Hurled Back in West   Heavy Rain, Mortar Fir Stop Yanks Except in Center

UN Attempt To Approach Seoul Halted   Enemy Retreats Ou Central Front Leaving Dead And Supplies

Allied Armored Patrol Withdraws to South Bank of River, Red Mortar Fire Described  As Heaviest and Most Accurate Ever Seen

Tanks Back  across Han   Reds Flee Central Sector, Abandoning Dead and-Supplies

Stop American Tank Column Near Seoul   UN Spearheads Seeking Out Foe on Central Korean Front; Wet Weather Slows UN Drive.

Enemy Digs in For Defense of Han River Line   U.S. Tank Unit Driven Back by Mortar Barrage

Heavy Fire Hurls Back UN Patrols   Allies Advance On Central Front As Enemy Flees

—HEAVY MORTAR BARRAGE —  U. S. Tank Spearhead Pushed Back at Han

Chinese Abandon Dead, Supplies in Flight From East-Central Hills

Patrol Withdraws Under ‘Withering’ Red Mortar Attack   Communists Stage Bristling Reply To Gen. MacArthur’s Call For New Offensive In Korea; On Central Front UN Spearheads Probe North Without Opposition

-nemy Answers MacArthur's Cal For New Drive   Armored U, S. Patrol Withdraws to Seven Miles East of Seoul

On Central Front UN Spearhea Probe North Virtually Uno posed On Heels Of Retreatir Communists   SOUTH KOREAN PATROL ALSO DRIVEN OF

Field Jailed — For Contemp! In Bail Case   Left-Wing “Angel” Loter Ordered Released On Bond

Bond Ordered for Jailed Millionaire Red ‘Angel’            ‘McGee’s Family Fighting To Save His Life

MILLIONAIRE SENT TQ JAIL FOR CONTEMPT   Left-Wing Angel Field Later Ordered Free On $10,000 Bail

Field Jailed But Let Loose   Red ‘Angel’ Plans to Appea’ Sentence for Contempt

Field Set Free Pending Appeal From Sentence  Millionaire Sent To Jail, Silent on Red Bondsmen

Millionaire To Go Free Under Bond   Bail Allowed Pending Appeal Of Sentence

FIELD I$ ORDERED RELEASED ON BAIL   Ruling Issued Too Late / fo Save Millionaire from Night in Jail-

Field Has te Do  Kt Least a Night In the Jailhouse   Makes Bond Today; He’s Unhappy About Being Tossed In

Judge Orders Release Of Held On Bail   Move Pending Appeal; Spends Night In Jail

FIELD JAILED FOR CONTEMPT FREE ON BAIL   Millionarie Spends Night in Jail; Silent On Red Bondsmen

Vanderbilt Field Freed On Bond.  Miffionaire Red Backer Still Mum

"ANGEL? OF RED CAUSES JAILED   F. Vv. FIELD LOCKED UP FOR CONTEMPT — RELEASE ON BOND ORDERED.

Field Jailed In Red Case; Free Today Under Bond  ' Millionaire Still Refuses To Tell Who Put Up Bail  For Commies

Name Receiver for Closed Bank   Cashier's Suicide Revealed Shortage

Crime Probers Eye Galveston  Five Men Summoned tn ‘Macean’ Inauiry

British Secret Agents Hunt Missing Diplomats   Western Europe Combed in Search © For Pair: Codes May Be Scrapped

Britain Asks U.S. Aid Hunt  For Diplomats   Loss of Topmost Secrets Is Feared; Comb West Europe

‘Mistreated Woman’ Tips Police:  “Best-Dressed Prof’ on Campus Arrested on Buralary Charae

EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITY ... College Prof Held As Part Time Burglar

~-TAUGHT CRIME DETECTION— College Professor Is Charged With Burglary

Practical Burglary Charged   Crime Detection Professor Held In Thefts From Homes

Crime Prof Is Arrested   Handsome Bachelor Jailed, Accused of Burglarizing California Homes

City Of Rensselaer, Three Towns Transferred To 30th Albany District

Realignment Plan  Gets Approval   Dewey Expected to Call Legislature Into -s Session

Alliance Formed by Taft, Dirksen f Woo Illinois   Swing Would Give Ohioan ‘Decisive Grip’ on Midwest Electorate

Federal Tax Figure Exceeds Old Record By 15 Per Cent   Collections for Fiscal 1951 Total More Than 50 Billion Dollars.

lax Collections Reach New Hick   15 Per Cent Gain Over Last Peak

U.S. Tax Yield Hits New High  More Than 50 Billior Taken In Fiseal 751

19 TIMES AS MUCH AS IN 1934  U. S. Tax Bite Tops Record by 6 Billion

Tax Collections Sef New Mark   $50. Billion Taken During Fiscal °51.

$50,386,682,228 Taken !n Taxes   Internal Revenue Bureau Makes Its Fiscal Year Report

Two Believed Dead In Blast   Baltimore Factory Burns After Explosion

Reds ‘Invade’ West Beriin   ‘Commie Youths Clash With Authorities

Thousands of East  German Red Youth:  Invade West Berlin Police Use Clubs and  Fire Hoses to Force Rioters Across Line

Two Convicted Of Killings Executed   Clement Shupp, Alex Agoston Die in Chair At Rockview Pen

NEW STATE TAX IS HEADED FOR FINAL READING   House Majority Leader Presses for Adjournment of Legislature.

Tax Bill to Get Final Reading   House GOP Hopes To Turn Program Over to Senate Before Ouittina

Deadlier — J. S. Weapons Are Hinted   Gov't. Is Believed  To be Holding Back Volume Production Due to New Models -

Arms Production May Be Held Up fo  Deadlier Weapons  U.S. Weighs Volume Building Against Chanaina Model<

U.S. Ready For Volume Arms Production   Hold Up Making Some Weapons Until New Models Designec

U. S. Wants Deadlier Weapons . . . Arms Production  Waits For Models

Arms Output Slowed To Try New Models   Wilson Hints Volume Production Held Up For Other Types

U. S. Curbs Production  Of Weapons  7. eS ” Oe haecLed   Volume Checked To Let Science Make Better Ones

U. S. Government Is Holding Back Volume Production of Some Weapons to Speed Deadlier Models

Wilson Hints U. 5. Holding Back On Volume To Make Better Weapons

‘Freezing’ Of Designs Is Delayed   Wilson Satisfied With Progress Of Mobilization

Output Of Some Arms Seen Delayeed  Scientists Pres =< Improvements

Some Weapons Production Believed Being Held Up Waiting For Deadlier Arms

U.S.May Cut Big Output OfWeapons   Wilson Says Volume May Be Held Back So Scientists Can Get  _ Deadlier Models   ‘Tooling Up’ Ends   Nation to Start Soon Its Mass Production, He Savs

Wilson Hints Weapon Production Is Slowed To Wait On Improved Models

UN Launches Small Attack   Airforce Carries Heaviest Punch To Enemy Troops

[Suez Canal Situation Is Getting Worse; \Neither Britain Nor Egypt Has Solution

Disalle Urges Price Freeze   Roll-Back Expected Tomorrow Followed by Possible Wage Action

DiSalle Gives Johnston Plan For Controls   New Legislation To Strengthen Price Machinery Prepared

Price Celling at Levels of Jan. 2  \ Johnson Predicts Rollback Thursday

ESA Heads See Freeze Of Wages -Effected Friday   Speeding O€ Curb Program redicted As Johnston Is Sworn Into Office

Johnston To Take To Air; May Tell Plan   Quick Action Hinted To Curtail Rising Economic Spiral

ROLLBACK TO JANUARY 2 EXPECTED   Wage Freeze Order on Fri. day is Expected to Follow Order for Overall Price Ceilings.   JOHNSTON SWORN IN AS STABILIZER   Former Movie Chief Plans Broadcast to Tell Plans, DiSalle Gives Recommendations for Controls.

Truman Said to Be Preparing Legislation to Bolster Control Machinery and Provide Food Price Curbs — Rollback to January 2 Seen

Eric Johnston Sworn inas Economic Czar   Insiders Say New ESA Chief Will Announce Over-All Freeze in Radio-TV Broadeast

DiSalle Submits Pian fo Johnston For Overall Edict  President Studies Proposed Measure On Control Setup

Price Rollback For Americans Due Thursday   Wage Freeze Will Be Imposed For U.S. On Friday

Bill to Bolster Existing Laws For Price and Rent Control Will Be Sent fo Congress Soon  Arinouncement Follows Word That Price Freeze May Come Tomorrow

WAY 1S CLEARED FOR QUICK PRICE FREEZING ORDER   Recommendation Made With Rollback Directive Ex. pected Tomorrow—  Wage Order Next.

Price Freeze Plans Presented Johnston   Recommendations Already in His  Hands, Joint Senate-House Commit . tee is Told Today But No Details Are  Given—May be Announced Tomorrow.      PAY FREEZE LIKELY FRIDAY

rrice Rollback ‘And Pay Freeze Due This Week   Flanders Flays Government Delay In Imposing Controls

President May Ask Congress for New Control Law   Hes Program for A More Effective °  Curb on Prices: A: Beane “Theiwnsdncx

Plan for Price Freeze Is Laid Before Johnston   Announcement Coming Within Two Days, Is DiSalle Statement

ROLLBACK ON PRICE - WAGES COMING SOON   Overall Cost Ceiling At Levels of January 2 Predicted 'n Informed Capital Sources   JOHNSTON TAKES OATH

Proposals for Price Freeze In Hands of Economic Czar   Ceilings at Levels of Jan. 2 Forecast; Johnston Plans Radio Address Tomorrow

Effective Date Is Not Yet Set: Wages Are Nex!   18-year-old Draft, Troops-to-Europe Still Major Issues

Hear Truman to Call for Laws fo Strengthen Control   Prices May be Frozen Thursday, Wages on Friday

Wage, Price Orders Are Expected This Week, Washington Reports   President Plans — Control on Foods   ‘Effective Curbs’ to Be Sought, But Parity Will Stay on Books

Price, Wage Freeze Due © In Few Days   Prices Might Return To Level of Jan. 2; Arinouncement Due   BULLETIN,

Report Rollback To Jan. 2 Level   Wage Lid May Be Placed Ir Effect Friday

— ECONOMY — DiSalle Has Plan For Ceiling  JOHNSON GOING ON AIR SOON

Wage Freeze May Follow Late in Week   Ceiling Expected To Limit Pricing To Jan. 2 Level

Price Rollback Sef Thursday, Offidals Say  Oath; Takes Post Ae Naw Ctahiiiear

Stronger Control of Food Prices Is Government Goal   Legislator Says Truman Plans to Bolster Present Laws.

Iruman Prepares Plan To Provide Food Cost Curbs   Johnston Is Given Recommendations for General Controls

Return To Levels Of January 2 May Be Ordered, Followed By Wage Freeze

Johnston, Sworn In— Price Rollback Tomorrow, Wage Freeze Friday Forecast

Johnston Gets Green Light For Controls  Officials Expect General Rollback Within 24 Hours.

MAY FINISH UP ON FRIDAY WITH FREEZE OF WAGES   FORECAST ACTION AS ERIC JOHNSTON TAKES ESA REINS

Roll-Back On Prices Ahead   Possible it’ be  Followed up by Wage Freeze to Come on Friday

Legislation Being Readied on Food Price Controls  Wage Ceilings Might Be Made Public Friday

“Government Taking Positive Steps To Reduce High Fever Of Inflation,’ He Says

Wage Freeze Set fo Follow On Friday   Jan. 2 Level Reported Planned For Price Edict

Truman Plans Bill to Bolster  Price Controls   Freeze to Be Followed By Wage Ceilings Friday

Prices To Be Frozen   Rollback to January 2 Expected Thursday,.To Be Followed Friday by Curb on Wages

Price-Wage Actions Near   Price Roll-Back Expected Thursday ond Wage Frees: Muy Come Friday

Price Rollback Set Thursday, Officials Say  Johnston Is Given Oath; Takes Post

WAGE FREEZE BY FRIDAY IS SEEN LIKELY   Eric Johnston Sworn In As ESA Administrator After Senate O. K.

Plans Proposed To Strengthen Price Machinery  Rep. Spence Reports HST en ropa ring IPE, nti. Can

Nationwide ‘Freeze’ Seen For Tomorrow   ‘Eric Johnston Takes Office: as Government Economic Stabilizer

Signs Point To Speedy Price Edict   Johnston Gets.Freez« Recommendations From DiSalle.

Capital Expects: Roll-Back Price Order Thursday  . Deeree Freezing ‘Wages May Follow Sometime Friday”

Iminediate Action Seen  By Official:   Wage Freeze Slated To Follow Orders Controlling Prices

Action Forecast In Few Days On Control Order   Across-Board Price Control Foreseen

Truman Works On New Price. Rent Controls   Lawmaker Says President Is Preparing To Bolster All Price Machinery

Price Rollback Order  Expected Tomorrow   Eric Johnston Takes Oath; Due to Set Ceilings at Jan: 2 Level: Wage Freeze Predicted for Friday

Rollback Of Prices Is '  Due Friday   Lid On Wages As Of Day Announced; Talk To Nation To Be “Made Rv Tohnston

Rumor Price Rollback To January 2nd   May Release Order Thursday; Johnson Takes Oath of Office

Price Rollback Tomorrow Seen  By ESA Officials  Wage Freeze May Follow Friday,

Rollback of Prices  PossibleTomorrow  lonhncten Plans Speech:   Johnston Plans Speech; Lawmakers Hear DiSalle.

DiSalle Issues His Order To Eric Johnston; Prices To Be Fixed as of Jan. 2

Recommendation Made For General Freeze On Prices   Disalle Reveals He Made Suggestion Tc Johnston For Move

Johnston Given Suggestions for APrice Freeze   Details of DiSalle - Plan Not!Made Public

New Price Legislation In Making   Truman Reported Work ing on Measure To Bolster Control Set-._ Up, Curb Food Prices

‘Johnston Opens Crusade To Halt Inflation Spiral   New Economic Stabilizer Sworn-In Amid Rumors Nationwide Price, Wage Freeze To Be Ordered Tomorrow; Plan Radio Talk

Recommends Price Freeze To Johnson   Recommendations Are Made by Price Stabilizer Disalle;  Curbs Seen Soon

New Measure Prepared To Bolster Curbs   Control of Wages Likely To Follow By Week's End

Truman Prepares Bill To Control Prices On Food   Legislation Would Bolster Price, Rent Curbs; Price Freeze Expected Tomorrow, Wage  oy PEE eae (om SE Zn PRI

Ship Fires On American Plane  Shooting Reported Gver Formesa Siralt

Vessel Shoots At Navy Plane   Machine Gun Fire Misses at 2,000 Yard Range Near China Por

Harold Stassen To Tell Plans  For °52 Today   Former Governor Will Say What He Intends To Do In Network Talk

Stassen To Clear Mystery Tonight   Television Talk To Reveal Plans

Allied Troops Fight Fiercely To Slow Reas   Red Tide Perils 8th Army Retreat To Pusan Beachhead   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Commies Caught Tn oO Nile Pocket ‘Below Han River   Task Force Nears  Suburb of Seoul

20,000 Communists. Caught in Pinchers   One UN Spearhead Penetrates to Within Thre And One-half Miles of Seoul. .

Seek To Trap Reds Caught In Pocket   Foe Abandons Equipment In Whole Carload Lots

Pincers Around  Fores Closing 20,000 Commies   Yanks Sweep Within  Mile of Yongdongpo Suburb of Seoul

Steei-Tipped Columns Tighten Death Trap Meat-grinder Move   Tank Task Forces Plunging Down Hill Into Vital Nerve Centers Of Seou!'s Perimeter.

Foe Squeezed In River Pocket By UN Pincers   8th Army Seizes Supply Train, 2 Ammunition TDumns in rive

NOT SO COLD   Han; Trap 20,000 Reds   Tanks Are Within Mile Of Big Seoul Suburb

20,000 Reds Caught In 30-Square-Mile Area; Allied Drive Continues

Allies Close Death Trap On Red Troops   Remnants Of Enemy Army Attempting To Halt American Drive

Internal Revenue Probe To Shitt To Top Echelon   Failure to Press Tax Fraud Cases Inquiry Target

Revenue Probers Broaden Inquiry   Bring Department Of Justice And Top Tax Officials Into View

Dept. Of Justice To Be Included In Wide Inquiry   - More Than Score ‘Of Tax Employes Resign Under Fire

TAX PROBE HITS JUSTICE DEPT   Investigation Emphasis Shifts From Local Collectors

FAILURE TO PROSECUTE IS NEW TANGENT   Lawyers’ Conduct Brings Comment In Long Inquiry

House Probers Aim: AL Higher U. S. Officials”   Internal, Revenue And Justice Departments, Facing Investigation ©

Justice Bureau Will Be Checkec By Tax Probers  Top Revenue Men Al... Ace J...

Investi gators To Broaden Tax Inquiry   Top Officials Will Be Checked  On Irregularities

Broader Inquiry Of Tax Service Gets Underway   Justice Dept., Top Officers Under Sights

House Investigators Bring Top internal Revenue Officials, Justice Department Into Probe  Inquiry Into Federal Tax Service Irregularities Is Broadened

Probers Will Broaden [ax Investigation  Committee to Stud Settlement of Civil Tax Liabilities

W eather--  House Tax  Probers To Branch Oui   Justice Department and Top Revenue Officials To Be Scrutinized.

Top Men in Tax Bureau Are Checked   Investigation of Income Tax Men Is Pushed Higher Up Political Ladder

Drug Kills Two In Med School Experiment  Cent’ Dactar Admite   Staff Doctor Admits He Made Fatal Error

: Doctor ‘Gave Wrong Drag’ (Two Lab Workers Die After ‘Experiment In Drug Injection

Two People Die In Drug Test Error   ‘Human Guinea Pigs’ In South Dakota Die After Doctor Gives Injection From Wrong Bottle

Doctor ‘Picked Up Wrong Bottle’   Tice Die in Drug Test at South Dakota U.

Gave Wrong Drug, Says Dakota Medic   Mistake Causes Death of 2 Persons

Experiment ¢ nds In vagedy   ‘Doctor Administers The ‘Wrong Bottle’ At Medical School.-

Save Wrong Drug fo Two ‘Human Guinea Pigs’   Mistake of Young Doctor Patal to Staff Members at South Dakota U.

Picked “Wrong Bottle”’ Making Injection Lab Experimenter’s Error  Is Blamed For 2 Deaths

Professor: Drug Tests For Pain Killer Effect lc Common in Schools

"Wrong Bottle’ Killed Couple In Lab Test   Guinea Pigs Died from Staff Doctor's Mistake

WRONG DRUG USED, TWO DIE IN TESTS   Dean At South Dakota Univer. sity Reports Error ByStaff Doctor  ,

WRONG DRUG GEN HUM BUINEA Pues   Doctor Picks Another Bottle During Pain-Killer Experiment.

Staff Doctor Admits Error  in Laboratory “Had: Planned  a ee © Pee Pa

Human Guines Pigs Given Wrong Drug Staff Physician At Medical School  grees as me meres

DOCTOR SIGNS STATEMENT AT SOUTH DAKOTA   Was Making Tests Of Effects on Pain; Two Are Poisoned

Drug Kills Two Human  Guinea Pigs   ‘Doctor Admits He Gave Wrong Dose in South Dakota Experiment.

Wrong Boitle In Experiment Fafal fo Two   Laboratory Test of Drugs Bungled and “Human Guinea Pigs” Die as Result

Guinea Pig Test Is Fatal to Two   Admitted Staff Doctor ‘Picked Wrong Bottle’

Medical School Rides Die After Doctor's Error   “Picked Wrong Bottle, Says South Dakota Staff Assistant

psn Bottle  2 S. D. University Staffers Die In Research Experiment

‘Picked Up Wrong Bottle’ Two ‘Human Guinea Pigs’ Die in Drug Experiment

Laboratory Mistake  2 Technicians Die W her ‘Wrone Drue’ Is Given

Two Human Guinea Pigs Are Killed In South Dakota as Doctor at Medical School Gets Wrong Bottle

Doctor Admits He ‘Gave Wrong Drug   Error Results in Death of Two Men At §. D. University

ANTIDOTES FAIL TO AID ‘HUMAN GUINEA PIGS   University Staff Members Die 24 Hours After  & Iniection

Physician Gives Two Wrong Drug   Doctor, 28, Signs Statement He Made Injection

Human Guinea Pigs Give Lives In Experiments on New Drug When Wrong Bottle Picked Up

Wrong Bottle Used In Giving Test Injections   28-Year-Old Doctor,  - One Month Out Of In- ternship, Tells Officials  He Gave Wreng Drug

2 Lab Deaths Blamed on Use Of Wrong Bottle   Human Guinea Pigs Die After University Medical Experiment

2 Persons Die AS Wrong Bottle Used In Tes   Scllool Doctor Who Gave atal Injection Planned ‘© Participate Himeelf

German War Bride Barred From U. S Citizenship Surrenders To Officials

U.S. To Deport Accused Red Spy  German War Bride To Appeal Verdict

Officials Probe Poison Powder  Found at Des Moines Hotel Durina Strike

DiSalle Hints At Rationing   Scarce Goods Might Be Restricted in Fall

High Award Given  Tomahawk Soldier  Heroic Corporal Gets Promotion

Valor of Badger Corporal Wins Him Highest Honors   Tomahawk Soldier to Get Medal of Honor

Slash In Production To Begin On Jan. 1; ~Cars To Be Cut More   Nation To Feel Further Pinches In Other Civilian Output, DPA Chief Declares In Committee Statement; Wilson Warns Of Acute Searce Metai Shortages

Steel, Copper Shortages Are Called Acute   Autos, Building Face New Slashes After January 1

PLAN SLASH OF ONE TENTH  FIRGT OF YEAR   Rearmament Hits Consumer Durable Goods and Auto Output.

Goods’ Output Due For Cut, Official Says   Consumers To Be Hit By Slash In Auto Production, Also, Fleischmann Says

Another 10% Production Cut Is Ordered   Consumer Goods To Be Slashed Jan. 1 Along © With Auto Output

Government Plans Another Big Cut In Civilian Production  Durable Goods to Be Dropped 10 Per Cen  Automobiles More

Truce Parley Is Set To Resume On Wednesday  Deadlock Continues Over Demand For Troops Removal  Ry WOIAAOM WAAIPI CAAA

Leader Of UN Truce Team Is Back In Tokyo   Confers With Ridgway; Allied Negotiators Adament On Refusal To Discuss Chinese Demand For Withdrawal Of Foreian Troop:

Parley On Truce Goes In Recess For Three Days   Communist Negotiators Seeking Further Instructions on Demand Rejected by Allied Delegates

$5 Million Tuttle Creek Fund Is Killed   But $400,000 To Start On Planning Is Still Alive

\Congress Ready To Act On River Funds; Plan Early Start On Projects

Blind Bombing Works In Korea  Airmen Hit Targets By Day Or Night

Cohen Faces Tax Evasion Trial Today   California Gambler, Wife Charged With Evading $156,000 Income Taxes For Three Years

Allies Slash Rear Elements  At Parallel   Gen. MacArthur Says Everything Is Well After Visiting Korea

Nudity Prevails At State Fair, More Charges   Demo Chief Alleges Moral Laxity; Investigation Promised

Demos Tell of Nudity on Midway  State Fair Out of Line, More Asserts

Wayne County Fails To Help Qut Democrats  Two Amendments Wir D.,. Dd: . ee eee ee

Victory Cracks:** Demos’ Bastian In Wayne County   Total State Vote «..  Estimated at 198,000

NEW HOSPITAL FACILITIES ARE ALSO SURVEYED   Experts Comment Favor ably On Cooperation Of Twin Cities

Experts Gel Data On Facilities   Civic Leaders, Others Heard At Hearing

President Draws Up Talk Plans   Churchill, Truman To Meet on World Problems in January

President, Churchill To Confer   Briton May Meet Later With Stalin On World Peace

 NEW AUTO FOR $820... -HAMBURGER AT Isc __  ‘Remember The Prices Before Pearl Harbor?

Veeck Picks Hornsby To Lead Browns  Back to Majors Aftor Managing

(Past Four Months Wettest Such Period in  SES Wewsewe: tas Biswas rs

U.S. Presses For Action Against China   Allied Accord Sought To Impose Punitive Sanctions

U.S. Pushes Plans For U.N. Peiping Action   Retaliation Against Red Regime Still America’s Goal

United: States. Pushes Plans For. Action By UN Against Chinese Communist Rule

U.S. To. Press U.N. Action Against China  Confers With British And French In Move For Joint Program

UN Pushed by US fo Act in China Crisis   America Demanding Action Against Red  Regime as: Result of Korean Developments

Plans Pushed For UN Actior Against Reds   U. S. Diplomats Confer With Western Allies For Joint Policy

More Stringent Action Sought .. . U.S. Wants United Blow Against Red:

U.S. Pushes Plans For U. N. Action Avainst Chinese  Wants Reds Bra nded As  A omrrunmmanwa tee M nerne   Wants Reds Branded As Aggressors In Korea Fighting.

KOREAN WAR— Continued on Dees Four   Unsuccessful Elopment Ends With Two Youths Held in Jail

SEAWALL REPORT ON COUNCIL DOCKET  Cine cTaking Qver Another      City’sTaking Over Another Cemetery Also To Be Aired

SEAWALL REPORT ON COUNCIL DOCKET    City’sTaking Over Another Cemetery Also To Be Aired

1? Divisions Can Hold Europe -Ike Kisenhower Says Men  In Kremlin Would Be Fools to Declare War

12 Yank Divisions Can Hold Brittany Against Reds: Ike   Says 150 Million Americans Can Whir ‘Backward’ Russians

ike Gives Lewdowr in Secret Session   Says Russians Would Be Foals to Launch A Warin BPienna

Give Me 12 Divisions  Says Ike   Told Senate in Confidence Small Army Could Hold The Breton Peninsula   ‘RUSSIA CANNOT WIN?   General Says He Would Use A-Bomb ‘Instantly’ If Situation Warranted

12 U.S. Divisions Could Hold Breton Peninsula, Says lke   States Soviet Leaders Would Be “Fools” To Declare War Now

Ike Would Use Atomic Bomb To Halt Reds   ‘150 Million People In Atlantic Pact Can Stop Soviets’

Two More Air Groups To Go To Europe   U.S. To Send More Fighter-Bomber Sauadrons

Church Group Awaits End Of World They Say Will Come Next Tuesday   Thirty “Children Of Light” Have Sold All Worldly  Belongings And Have Been In SelfDanflienamant Far 11 Davs.

Great Britain to Seek Clarification of U. S. View on Crossing 38

Truman Stand On ‘38’ Opposed By Britain   London to Seek Clarification of His View That M‘Arthur Has Right to Croce Parallel

British View Is Different   Seeks Clarification of Truman's Statement About  38th Parallel.

Agriculture Unit Revision Sought  New Assembly Bill Requests Changes

Speakers for ve Switched  Farm Bureau Officia Avoiding Politics?

Cohen. And Preacher Are Just Chimmy, Not Trying To Convert Him, He Says

Man Is Injured In Local Accident!   Boy Narrowly Escapes In Bike-Car Mishap In City Tuesday

Man Is Injured In Local Acciden  ~ Boy Narrowly Escapes   Boy Narrowly Escapes {In Bike-Car Mishap ln City Tuesday

New Pilotless Bomber Unit First Of Kind   Speculate Planes Might Carry Small Atomic Weapons

 Uses Pilotless Bomber First Guided Missile Unit To Be Formed by Air Force

Air Force Discloses New Missile   Pilotless Bombers To Be Used by Squadron Being Formed.

Air Force Forms First Squadron for Guided Missiles   First Unit of Kind Will Handle Pilotless Bomber

Pilotless Bomber Unit  First Guided Missile Squadron Planned by American Air Force

Pilotless Air Combat Craft AreDeveloped   Project Is One of Secret Weapons Truman Reports

 AIR FORCE  New Unit  To Train  In Florida   ‘JET MISSILE HAS NO PILOT

New Guided Missile Unit Is Readied   ‘Air Squadron To Have Pilotless Bomber Type Of Weapon. Is Claim

Unit ls Being Formed af Florida Base   Fantastic Weapons Being Created By Military Setup

'  —~AN FUR £-— ‘Pilotless Bomber’ Is  New Weapon  Cocoa, Fla., Is Training Site

FIRST SET-UP OF ITS KIND IN USAF   Pilotless Bomber To Serve Tactical Use In Warfare   ANNOUNCEMENT   Follows Recent. Statement Regarding Creation Of ‘“Fantastic’’ Weapons

Air Force Forms First.  Guided Missile Unit   SQUADRON IS EQUIPPED WITH NEW ‘PILOTLECS BOMBER” TYPE OF WEAPON

BOMBER WITH NO PILOT ns PASSED TESTS   Unit to Be Trained at Base in Florida Later for Combat Duty.

USAF Forming First Guided Missile Squad   Pilotless Plane To Be A Part Of Operational Unit

Air Force Forms Guided Missile Unit   Squadron Set Up To Handle New Weapons

Air Force Unit Being Formed At Cocoa, Fila.   Will Use New ‘Pilotless’ B-61 Bomber — At First

U. $. Forming Guided Missile Squadron   Pilotless ‘Bomber’ Type Weapon Could Dump ABombs on Enemy

Guided Missile Group Formed  New Type Aircraft A ‘Fantastic’ Job

Air ‘Arm. Plans: Guided Missile Bomber Group   ~ To Be:Formed Oct..1

First Guided Missile Squadron Has a New “Pilotless Bomber Type Weapon”

Pushbutton Plane Squadron Formed   Guided Missile Unit Equipped With New Pilotlecs Bomber

NEW TYPE WEAPON REVEALED  U.S. ‘Pilotless Bomber’ Group Is Being Set Up

Machinery Is Set Up to Discourage Gasoline Price Wars in Pennsylvania

House Votes to Investigate Alleged Bribery Attempts   Representative Shockley Opposes Move, Calls Resolution ‘Useless Whitewash’

James Lesh, 95, Gf Camden, Dies   ‘Born Near Burrows, Life Resident of ‘Carroll

STORMS AGAIN STRIKE STATE   Cold Front Clashes With Warm Air Out Of Southern Revion

‘INTERNATIONAL BLACK MAIL’ Senator Tom Would Slap Trade Clamps on Hungary

I lungary Be yvcoll Favored   Connally Gives His Stand Against Paving Ransom

Reds Take Hills in Iron Triangle   But Allies Regain Ground in West

Charging Reds Grab 2 Hill:      Most of Front ‘Too Quiet’; Bie Push Expected

heds Seize Two Heights In Korea’s lron Triangle  Furious Battles  End Suddenly:   Furious Battles End Suddenly; Allies Concerned  By New Lull

Heavy Fire Drives Out Defenders   Chinese Gain Positions In Iron Triangle

MAY TAKE SEVERAL DAYS TO LEARN # REDS TRYING ALL-OUT PUNCH IN KOREA

Reynolds Hurling Ties Series, 2-2, As Giants Wither   Aging Joe DiMaggio Breaks Slump, Socks Mighty 2-Run Homer; Yankees Win. 6-2

DiMaggio Homers To Help Hasten Demise of Maglie;  Allie Is Master

Yanks Batter Giants, 6 to 2, To Tie Series   DiMaggio Slams Out 2-Run Homer to Speed Demise of Sal Maglie

Yankees Even World Series With 6-2 Wir   Allie Reynolds, In Good Form; DiMaggio Hits Home Run

Reynolds Chokes. Off Giants, 6-2   DiMag Hits Homer, May _ Is “Goat” In Clutches

Allie Reynolds Pitches Bombers To 6-2 Victory  Over National Leaguers   Joe DiMaggio Snaps Out Of Hitting Slump With Single And Two-Run Homer: Fifth Game Sechaduiad Tadav

Texas Solons Arrive Slowly For Huge Leoislative Task Confronting Them

Allies Cautioned on Truce Hopes      U. S. Warns Envoys on Over-Optimism

CZECHS USING YANK PRISONER FOR BLACKMAIL   Willing to Release AP News. man If U. S. Stops Broadcasts.

Would Trade For Oatis   Czechs Offer Freedom For U.S. Newsman If Radio:-Programs Stop

Correspondent’s Arrest A ‘Blackmail’ Operation   Hear Czechs Demand  An End of “Free Europe” Broadcasts in Return  For AP. inn’« Reloence

Oatis Release Ransom Is Set   Freedom Depends O: Ending Radio Free Europe’s Broadcast

Young Sees Greater Air Force Needed   Sees Little Willingness in Europe to Aid in Defense.

Omaha Man Admit Killing   John White Goes To Police After Killing Deaf Wife

Omaha Deaf Mute Slayer  Confesses  John White Gives Up to Chicago Police

OMARA KILLER TELLS WOW HE - GHOKED MUTE   White Surrenders to Polices Relates Quarrel Over Taxicab Fare.

Chokes His Wife Following a Spat   Argued About Taking a Cab or Streetcar

Husband Gives Up In Slaying of Young Omaha Wife   Surrenders at Police Station In Chicago Today

Church Elder Admits Killing  Choked His Wife to Death, Omahan Says

RIDGWAY TALK SLANDEROUS, SAYS ENEMY   Door Is Left Open For Resumption Of Talks  ALLIES   Accused Of Manufacturing Incidents To Break Up Armistice Talks

Red Radio Accuses U.N. Of Slander   Reply Is Signed By Both Chinese And ®orean Heads

Door Is Left Open By Red Leaders For Resumption Of Kaesong Talks

Communists Answer UN Message   Leader Demands UN Re-Investigate Kaesong Charaes

Reds Reject U. N. Reply on Neutral Lone Violations   Possibility Remains, However, That Peace Talks May Be Resumed.

Door Left Open For Further Truce Meetings  aa st in tement Is Ter Be meted

REDS REJECT RIDGWAY NOTE ON CEASE-FIRE   General’s Message or Breakdown Branded ‘Unsatisfactory’   SLANDER CHARGED    Enemy Declares Allies Trying ta Evade Responsibilities For ‘Incidents’

Reds Leave Door Open for Resuming Talk   New Charges of UN Neutrality Violation Made—Ridgway Reply Is “Unsatisfactory”

Ask U.N. Officers: Investigate. Kaeson cident; Charge  Planes Fly Over Chi

Reds In Bitter Complaint, Still Keep Door Oper   Communists Reject Allied Reply On Violation Charae

Gen. Ridgway’s Message Called ‘Entirely Unsatisfuctory’ by Chinese

Red China Hurls Hateful Charges at Korea Allies   Voices Claims of New Violations in Reply to Gen. Ridqway

Harshness of Reply Still Leaves Narrow Possibility Open Talks May Be Resumed

Allies Accused Of Shooting At Truce Delegates  -_ eit Of Talks  Ammiunicte

Message Of Rejection Broadcast   Tells U. S. Leader He Is Unreasonable And Accuses Him Of Mialicious Slander’

Truce Hopes Fading; Red:  Mass Troops   Foe Lists New Charges; Air  Blows Increase

More Insults Hurled at U. §.: Door Left Open   Battlefront Clashes Continue in Korea During Shenanigans

Pass Buck Back Again To oRidgway   Communists Still Ready To Talk If UN Will Apologize

Want Inquiry by Both Sides   Enemy Apparently Not Willing to End Armistice Conference

idgway Reply Truce Talks Rejected By Foe  oy Eee ial of Charges t The ey Violate ted ay)

REDS CLAIM U. S. PLANES FLEW OVER MAINLAND   ‘Plainclothesmen’ From U. N. Reported In Neutral Zone

Peiping Airs New: Charges Against U.S,   Reply To Message From U.N. Leader Promised By: Reds

DOOR LEFT OPEN FOR RESUMPTION OF PEACE TALKS   JF PEACE TALKS  REDS DEMAND NEW INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED INCIDENTS

DEMAND NEW INQUIRY INTO FAKE ATTACK   \sk U. N. Officers to ReInvestigate Kaesong Incident; Charge U. §, Planes Fly Over China.

Reds Continue To Charge Allie: Violated Zone  Accuse Ridgway of - Making Up Incidents To Break Off Talks

Enemy Rejection Broadcast Over Peiping Radio   UN Commander Denied Allied Violations of Neutrality in Message To Reds on Saturday

Answer Broadcast by Peiping Radio Bitterly Refutes Claim On Alleged Kaesong Violation

U.S. Planes Over China, Reds Assert   Ridgway Confers With Truce Team,  Returns to Tokyo

fermed Entirely Yea By Red Leaders   Mhied Cop mander Flies  To Korga For 4-Hour Talk With UN Delegates

‘Entirely Unsatisfactory’ Is Peiping Reply Today   Broadcast Made In Chinese And Heard Ir Tokyo; Ridgway Had Denied Communist Charges Of Neutrality Violations.

Fall Short Ot Ending All Talks —   Cc ‘Communists Demand Re-Investigation of  Alleged Bombines

Reds Pass Buck Back To Ridgway   Reject His Reply, Demand Charges’ Of Violations Be Investiaated Aaain

Door Is Leff Open For New Kaesong Talks   U. >. Government ‘Most Despicable,’ According To Tirade Over Peiping Radio

General’s Statement Entirely Unsatisfactory, Say Reds; Leave Door Open for Talk Resumption.   ASK NEW CHECK OF SITE INCIDENT

Fall Short Of Ending All Talks   Convimunists Demond: Re-Investigation Alleged Bombinas

Denounce His Charge Red Story False   Foe Leaves Way Open for Renewal Of Peace Talks

Charge U.N. Chief with "Slander   But Leave Door Open to Possible Resumption Of Truce Talks.

Foe Demands New Probe of Kaesong Raid   Truce Door Left Ajar as Enemy Assails Note From U.N. Chief

Reds Assail UN; Leave Opening For More Talks   Bitterly Reject Allied Reply On Kaesong “Incidents”

Door Left Open To Resume Talks  Communists Ask New Probe Of 'Violations' at Kaesong

New Probe Of Bombing Is Demanded   Door Left Open For Truce Talks To Be Resumed At Kaesong

New Note Leaves Way Open For Resuming Talks   Communists Bitterly Attack UN For “Evading Responsibility” In Alleged Violations

Door Left Open For Resumption Of Truce Parley  Enemy's Message Claims U.N. Chief ‘Slanders’ Foes

Brand Ridgway Answer As "Entirely Unsatisfactory”   BROADCAST MESSAGE OF REJECTION SIGNED BY NORTH KOREAN PREMIER AND CHINESE COMMANDER

Reds Bitterly Reject Allies Reply On Kaesong Bombing   Want “Murder” Reinvestigated by Liaison Officer

Red Chieftains Call His Reply  Unsatisfactory  But They Leave Door Open For Possible Future Talks

Loimmander Holds Short Discussion   Communists Fail — To Issue Reply; Instead, Propaganda Flies Thick and Fast

UN Generals’ ‘Lie’ Charge Is Disregarded  Voice N New ’ Proposals

Leaders Assert U.N. Statement Unsatisfactory   Stand Firm on Accusation U.N. Violated Kaesong Neutrality.

Leave Way Clear fo Resume Talks  Accuse U. N. Chie!   Accuse U. N. Chief Of “Slandering” Communist Armies

Peiping Radio Broadcasts Officia Note, Answering Allied Denial o1 Neutrality Violations.

Peiping In Bitter Reply To Ridgway   Communist Premier Kim Says Allied Note Unsatisfactory

CHARGE RIDGWAY CREATED INCIDENTS TO WRECK TALKS   Demand -Allied Officers Probe Koesong “Bomb” Before Reopening Parley

knemy Leaves Door Open For Resuming Talks   Ridgway Accused of Manufacturing  hevciitesls to Break Up Negotiations;  All Old Communist Charges Repeated

Leave Door Open For Renewal of Talks at Kaesong   New Charges of Truce Violations Hurled at U. N.

Still Leave — Door Open  For Parley  Bitterly Assail Alleged Kaesong Bombing by Allies

Resumption of Armistice Talk May Be Possible  _ Allege Allied Plane  Attempted ‘Murder’

Still Leave Door Open To Starting Talks at. Kaesona in Broadcast

PEIPING SAYS UN REPLY NOT SATISFACTORY   But Leave Possibility Of New Talks Up To Allies

Radio Gives No Answer  To Ridgway   Communists Claim New Violations Of Neutrality Accord

Utility Merger Is Completed As of Aug. 16   Change to Towa Light & Power Company Last Thursday

Stockholders Of Two Companies In Approval Of Plan To Merge; Meeting Held At Cedar Rapids

Gov. Smith’s ‘Mr. X’ Still Big Mystery   Truck Witnesses Deny His Existence

PASTOR SAYS HE IS 102; PUBLIC RECORDS DIFFER   Son’s Mt. Vernon Birth Cer. tificate Would Make Him 88 Today.

‘At 102 He’s Oldest Dad, Pastor Says  Has Affidavit Although It’s A Bit Unclear

Leaders Urge Quick Decision On Troops Issue   Senate Demos Fear Bitter Wrangle Will Hurt Allies’ Morale

High Wire Queen of The Great Arturos’ Plunaes to Death Before 7,500 People

Stunned Crowd Sees Young Wire Queen Fall To Death In Shrine Circus

CIRCUS ACTRESS KILLED © Girl, 17, Falls 60 Feet in ‘Grea Arturo’ Stunt

Clowns Sad But Smile, Show Goes on After Girl Is Killed   High, Wire Queen Tumbles 60 Feet

Circus Goes On Despife Accident Which lakes Life Gf Pretly High Wire Queen

Slays Wife With Pistol, Ther Ends Own Life After Night-Long Fight

Push Search For Cook   FBI Men Set Out For Look Into Desolate South Califarnia Area

Officers Take fo the Mountains in Search for Cook   Two Missing El Centro, Calif.. Men May Be Victims of Desperado.

Hunt Bacman Cook in Desert   FBI Squad Aliso Hunts, Missing Prospector Pair

HUNT DESPERADO IN MOUNTAIN AND DESERT COUNTRY   Cook Sought in Mexican Bor der Area; Seck Bodies in Arkansas.

Haye Been andied Better   Implies Criticion Of Summary Manner Of Firing MacArthu:

Could Not Stop Russ Attack Now Bradley States   Action Elsewhere May Come Before Red Blow in Iran

Atlantic Pact’s Members Lack  Security Force      Present: Comm Exceed U.S. “Ability To ‘Give Help With Militar:

Bradley Says MacArthur ‘Mishandled’   Backs Firing, But Admits Method Coul  ‘Have Been Better’

Bradley Believes Firing Mishandled   Non-Battle Casualties Double American Losses in Korean War

Bradley Says West Could Not Stop Red Aggression   Believes Atlantic Treaty Nations Incapable Of Stopping Any Ageressive Act By Russia

Criticism  Implied by Gen. Bradley   Chief of Staff Says Firing Of MacArthur ‘Might Have Been Handled Better’

Weakness Bared  In Europe Defense   Gen. Bradley Implies Criticism Of Method of MacArthur Ouster

Bradley: Atlantic  Nations Cannot  Stop Soviet Now Debates Building Up  To Commitments  Made in Pact

Casualty List Now 141,955   Bradley Reveals Secret Figures  On Korea War

CHANCE THEY. WAY NOT HIT IN ARAN NOU   Tells Senate Hearing Treaty ; Nations Not Capable F of- Stopping Reds.

NATO Not Able Now To Stop Russia   But Bradley Says It Is Propér For  U.S. To Build Up \,) Tis Commitment

Bradley Upholds Firing MacArthur; Critictzes Method President Used

Iran Situation Dangerous One, Bradley Admits  Atlantic Pact Can't Stop Russia Yet

Way MacArthur Dismissed Hit By Bracley   General Doubts VU. Could Stop Russia At Present Time

BRADLEY DEFENDS _ GENERAL'S FIRING   Implies Criticism of Manner of Dismissal

New-Facts.onCasualties in War Revealed   Bradley Says Total Losses 141,955; Men Injured in Non-Bottle Cases Are Added

BRADLEY. RAPS QUICK FIRING OF MacARTHUR   General Declares Ouster Needed, But Handled Wrong '

Truman Justified On Ouster, However, He Telis Senate Probers   Total Casualties Now At 141,955   Says Removal of Mac ‘Probably Could Have Been Handled Better’

Truman Right But Could Have Been Handled ‘Better   U. S. Casualties in Korea 141,955 With 10,680 Action Victims

General Not Satisfied With Method Used  Total Casualties In War Given

Atlantic Pact Nations Nof Ready for War  Bradley Says Group Not Prepared To

U.S. Losses . Total 141,955, 10,680 Killed   Bradley Agreed With Truman But Didn't Like Method

Dead, Injured By Non-Combat Causes 72,679   Bradley implies Method of Firing Mac Was Bungle

Bradley Says "Mac Fired Wrong Way   Thinks President Could Have Used ‘A Better Method’

Firing of MacArthur Not Handled jin Best Way, Bradley Agrees   Puts Total U. S. Battle and NonBattle Losses in Korea at 141,955.

Reds Too Strong InNorth Atlantic Bradley Declare:  Qanarn 1 Cave Alans   General Says North Atlantic Pact Nations Couldn't Stop Attack

But Upholds President As Correct   General Says Firing Could Have Been Handled Better

 Bradley Implies Criticism of Summary Firing .  ‘Dismissal Could Have Been Handled Rewer

Mae’s Firing Not Handled Right, He Says   War Casualties Double Announced Totals, He Reveals

Firing Right, Method Wrong, Bradley Says   Testifies Pact  Nations Don’t Have Power Now To Stop Russian Aaaression

Bradley Critical  Of Mac’s Removal   Discloses That Ul. 8. Korean Casualties Double That Released

Gen. Bradley Questions Way ‘Mac’ Dismissed  Says Action Right But Could Have Been ‘Softened’

MacArthur Firing  «Method Doubted By Gen. Bradley —   Truman Called Right, But His Handling of Issue Not Best

Completes His Testimony  Ouster Poorly Handled, Says  Gen. Bradley

FiringW Arthur Right, Method Wrong:Bradley   Atlantic Treaty Nations Can't Stop Russia Now, General Says

Bradley Agrees On Firing Mac, But Not On Method   Could Have Been Handled Better He Says Today

Bradley Says He Believes Truman Right   General Indicates Method Of Firing M’Arthur Not Approved, However

Not Too Sure Iran Next Red Target He Tells Senate   He Admits Diplomatic Commitments May Be Oustripping Military

Bradley Favored Firing General, But Disliked Manner of Dismissal

Bradley Agrees With Dismissal; Not With Method   Senate Probe Brings Implied Criticism  Of MacArthur Firing

Nation Has More Promises Abroad Than Capability   British Fear Tranians

Truman Right in Firing General © Bradley Thinks  "Method’ Could Have   "Method’ Could Have. Been Handled Better

Pact Nations At Present Could Not Stop Aggression By Russia-Bradley

Bradley Didn’t Like  Truman’‘s Method Of Firing MacArthur  Testimony Discloses 142,000 U.S. Casualties In Korea War Ton Date

Missing Plane May Have Had Atomic Cargo  Sabotage Is Hinted In Case Of Overdue ate @l-.bLamnetar

BIG PLANE MAY HAVE CARRIED A-BOMBS  ce ttnienanenrea cennenanentne geen ne ney enpe h m aeeer ea neeeeen matric seen-autentnematneee iment LAemeetmant  Sabotage Hinted in Mystery

Smugglers Take Over Burma Road To Send Black Market Goods Into China for Red Army Use

Reds, Driving At bai tidn Missions. i Concentrate eater ty krepll Fathers; ¢ Their Bishop Held For Trigl in Canton

Question of War or Peace Left Squarely (n Communists’ Shoulders: Red Answer to  Indicate If Talks Will Proceed or Collapse

Peace or War Question Put. Squarely Up to Communists   UN Negotiators Offer Final Compromise - And Awaits Answer: Reds Hint at Rejection

UN Awaits Answer to  ‘Last’ Otter   War or Peace in Korea? It’s Up To Communists

Governor’s Road Bill Introduced in House   Four-Ply Plan to Collect $78 Millions a Year Includes Doubling Gas Tax, Lowering Auto Registration. Fee, Raising Truck Costs.

Plan For ~$ Million On Roads   Gov. Smith's “Gas Hike Proposal  Is Presented in House Today

Governor's Plan For More Money for Roads Is Submitted   House to Consider Proposal; Would Double Tax on Gasoline.

IN A FLAMING DEATH   Nine Men Killed in Flaming Crash of C-47 in Alaska

(-47 Carries Crew fo Blazing Death on Emergency Air Field   Pilot Radios Range Station, Makes Routine Report, Then Plane Suddenly Crashes: All On Board Die Instantly

Un-American Group Seeks Death For Spies In Peacetime  Proposes Committee To Study Measures Against Espionage

Death Penalty For Peacetime Spies Is Asked   House Un-Americar Activities Group Urges Strong Laws

Chinese Bled To A Halt In Six Days   Allied Forces Drive 26 Miles North Of Korean Capital

Red Offensive Bled to to Halt With 60,000 or More Casualties; UN Casualties in  ~ Same Period Only 1,618.

Inflict Losses Over 60,000 On China Reds   Brilliant Stand of 2nd Division Was Maior Victory

Allies Launch Counter Blow — Despite Rain   Enemy Loses 58,561 Ment : Latest Drive Fails ; On fith Tav

UN Forces Advance — Miles Beyond Seoul   Red Offensive Palted As Enemy Loses 60,000 Or More Men—-U, S. Losses Estimated At Less Than Thousand .

South Korean Troops Advance Four Miles Beyond Munsan To South Bank Of Imjin River For Deepest Thrust

Conserve Water oo Gallons USED. WEDNESDAY... -1,939,000 CITY'S GOAL .......... 1,500,000  Do Your Part. ,

Conserve Water  Gallons USED WEDNESDAY... .1,939,000 CITY'S GOAL ..........  Do Your Part

FRENCHIRIAN BEATIFIEN   WESTERN STATESMEN MUST BE WARY Of Possible Soviet ‘Peace’ Qvertures

Three Area GIs Due In U.S. Saturday   Combat Veterans On Transport Back From War Zone

Man, Wite Ask $1,000,000 Damages Synthetic Hormones Made Hin Impotent, Suing Chemist Says

Parachute Troops  Strengthen British Garrisons In Egypt   Brigade Of 3,500 Paratroopers Transferred From Cyprus Into Suez Canal Area In The Wake Of Nationalistic Rioting

British Bolster Forces fo Hold Area at Suez   Troops Ordered To Stand Firm in Eayptian Crisis

British Planes Fly Troops To Suez District   Canal Garrisons Are Reinforced; Eye Civil War

Britian Reinforees Suez Area Garrisons  With "Chute Troops   U. S. Supports British in Their Refusal to Let Egypt Drive Them Out of Canal Zone; Possibility Sudan Might Become Hot Spot

Parachutists  Dropped Into - Area Of Suez   British Commander Declares “We Are Not Going  Te Be Turned Out, Foreed Out Or Knocked Out’-— More Hat Snate Faenrad

Men Ordered To Stand Firm Against Rioters   15 Transport Planes Used in Movement Of Parachute Troops

Sudan Threatens To Revolt Against Colonial Regime In Egyptian Crisis

Paratroops Bolster  British Suez Forces  3,500 Men Shifted From Cyprus; Egypt Sends Police To Hot Spot

Paratroops To Guard  Canal Zone   Sudanese Plan Campaign Of Disobedience

At Least 25.Die Violent Deaths During Weekend   Auto Accidents ° Again Take Most Lives In Carolina

Easter Sales Rur At Merry Clip  Dollar Value Up. Due Ta Price Hikes

No Indication Of Red Attitude On Latest Proposal  Gen. Ridgway Seeks To Move Truce Talks Away From —"  6... LJFRLAS ATP CRA Am ee e

Allies Beat Off Red Counter Push   Agreement on Renewal of Peace Talks Nears: Corridor Under Discussion

Allied Troops Repulse Reds Near Key ( aty  Two Issues Hold Up Resuming of Full

Acheson Seeks Reciprocal Trade Law Extension  Goes Before House   Goes Before House Committee Today Asking 3 More Years

Administration Seeks New Trade Pact Extension   Reciprocal Deal With Nations To Boa Debated

Draft Dodger Linked fo Plan  Serge Rubinstein  In Philippines Deal

 Safety Film Is Shot From Speeding Train   Engineer Says Motorists Pop Out On Tracks

Committee OK’s Limitec Draft of 18’s   Also Approves Idea of Modified  ‘Foreion Legion?

Senate Group Approves Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Subcommittee Votes To Extend Service To Twenty-Four Months

18-Year-Old Draft Gets — Limited Nod   Senate Group Okehs ‘Foreign Legion,’ Longer Army Duty

18-Year-Old Draft Plan Under Study   Senate Group Votes Approval Within Limits

DRAFT POLICIES GIVEN APPROVAL BY 710 1 VOTE   Call For 18-Year-Olds Te Come After Others Are Taken   TO ACCEPT FOREIGN CITIZENS IN ARMY

Committee For Draft of 18-Year-Olds   Senate Group Also Would Extend Service to 24 Months.

Senate Group Approves Draft Changes  Limited Authority   Limited Authority to Take 18 Year Olds Is Included

Foreign Legion: In Modified Forn Is Also Favored :  Boards To Take Alf " In 19- 25 Age Group .  fa aE

Reapportion Measure Is Introduced   Would Cut Out Three Districts And Swing Two Democrats  To Republican

Plan Would Cut Out One Democratic. Two Eepnblican Congressional Districts In State   TWo DEMOCRATIC TN GOP COLUMNS

BIG GAME HUNT   arse WE ees eo  Young Nimrod Bags ‘Barrel 0" Bears,’ 200-Pound Deer

Greenglass Testifies at Spy Trial   Denounces Own Broth er-in-Law as Traitor tc Country.

Features for, Everybody in the. Telegram Today   Spy Denounces His Brother-in-Law as Traitor

Spy Charges In-Law Got Atomic' Data   dino Accuses Oun Wife As Go-Between in Deal TT, Aasist Soviet

Burden Of Selecting Site Is Placed On Governor Patteson   Greenglass Tells How Wife And Brother-In-Law Got Atom Secrets From Him

Greenglass Relatives’ Tool In Atomic Thefts, He Says   Awaiting Sentence

Marketing Charges Added To Meats Over Double World War Two Levels

Market Charges On Meat Higher  i i  ee   Farm Price 63 Per Cent. Higher

Harding Aide:Dies .      Marketing Charges: Hike! leat Prices, Federal Agency Shows:

Big Meat Cost Is in Marketing   Producer - Consumer Now 22.6¢ a Pound

STATE POLICE VOTED INCREASE   Senate Passes $300 Annual Pay Boost For  Personnel

US Ambassador Meets Gromyko At The Kremlin   Situation Is Seen As Getting Worse Before Being Better

Talks With Red Leader   Diplomats Sey Simation In World to Get Worse Before Benner; Malik

Home  ‘Edition  “PRICE 7: CENTS   Truce ‘Price’ Is. Detailed By Gromyko

Kremlin Explains  Malik Peace Plan   Hints From Russia Indicate World Situation to Worsen

Moscow Diplomats Not Hopeful of Chances for Peace   U. S. Ambassador Sought Details Of Russ Proposal

West Gloomy On Terms Of Cease-Fire   Diplomats Are Doubtful  Tf Reports on Moscow Session Will Meet Favor

First Reaction to Soviet Ideas Is Not Hopeful   Diplomats Pessimistic, See Situation Worse Before It’s Better

Kirk And Gromyko In Kremlin Talk   Moves To Seek Truce Clarification  Rrine Pessimism

Censored Reports Indicate Worsening Of Peace Prospects   Russia May Want To Leave China Out Of Negotiations, UN Informant Says

Reactions To Peace Talks Are Not Hopeful   U.S. Ambassador Talks to Gromyko, Reports to Capitol Not Ontimictic

West Envoys Not Hopeful On Peace; U. S. Calls for Chinese Red Withdrawal

Feel Things’ Be Worse Before They're Betfer   Not So Hopeful Today Over Chance For Korea Truce

Diplomats Take Dim View   U.S. Ambassador Talks To Gromyko; First Washington Reports Clouded

First Report from’Kremlin on 20-Minute “> ~ Conversation Between U.S. Ambassador and Deputy Soviet Foreign Minister To Clarify Malik’s Cease-Fire Suggestions Is Not Encouraging ~~”

Western Diplomats In USSR Fear Red Conditions Will  Make Proposal Unacceptable

U.S. Ambassador Confers With Gromyko Today   Some Diplomats Are Pessimistic on What Soviets Want

Kirk; Gromyko Meet, Talk in Soviet Capital   Other Diplomats See Possibility U. S. May Reject Reds' Terms

U.S. Envoy Meets With Gromyko   Many Diplomats Feel Situation To Get Worse

Outlook Is Not Bright for CeaseFire in Korea   Believe Demands of Russia Would Not Be Acceptable to U. S.

Flames Threaten NW Timberlands  Washington, Oregor Battle Larae Fires

FOREST FIRES HIT WEST COAST AREA   }2,000 Men Battle to Contain  Half Dozen Major : Blazes

2,000 Volunteers  Search for Infant Michigan City Baby Case Clues Meager

Scores Search For Clues To Missing Babe   Trained Dog Used To Plot Route Of Child’‘s Abductor

‘Woman in White’ Hunted 2,000 Volunteers Aid Search for Missing Baby

Hunt Goes on For Missing  Indiana Babe ‘Woman in White’  Now Figures in Hoacnital Mvctaerv

STILL SEEK BAB   Volunteers Scour City a: Police Hunt for “Woman in White”

Defense Plant Probe Started  In Baltimore   ‘Two Facing Contempt Charge As Six More Called In-Red Quiz

‘Automobile Death Toll Nears Million; First Traffic Victim Was Killed in 1899

‘One Millionth Auto Accident Death To Occur In Christmas Holiday Period

ENDS 18-YEAR MARRIAGE TO WOMAN WHO BORE  SIX CHILDREN BECAUSE SHE WAS 15 AS BRIDE

Missouri River in Spread Over a Vast Acreage; Help To Rehabilitate

Flood Batters St: Louis’ Waterfront   Damage Set at $750,000 and Worst ls Yet to Come

Sandbageing Begun to Save Parts of City   Rehabilitation Rushed a! Kansas City; Relief Bill Siened

Mississippi Floodwaters Rising Steadily   Swollen River Laps Into St. Louis Waterfront Places

St. Louis Gets Flood Waters Leaving Kansas   President Makes 800-Mile Aerial Survey of Area

Flood Damage Mounts In St. Louts Area; Truman Flies over Disaster Belt

Truman Pledges Prompt Flood Aid; Rising Mississippi Menaces St. Louis

rood-Stricken States Get romise of Prompt Federal id After Survey by Truman

Mississippis Waters Mount Steadily At St. Louis And On Eastern Edge Of Missour!

Mississippi Turns Into Wild Torrent   my Truman Surveys Damage: Pushes Rebuildine Plan

Mississippi at St. Louis Rises Steadily as Flood Waters Pour in From Missouri, Kansas

Flood May Result In Huge Loss   Rehabilitation Work Started in Kansas City, Other Areas

Additional Widespread Damage T hreatened ; Federal Aid Promised After Truman Visits Area

BRYANT MOORE DIED AFTER ‘COPTER CRASH   _Death Ascribed . To Heart Attack; Pads Stifenina

Pioneer May Operate After Ab Comes In  amnahitottwomwme Caw   Negotiations For Lease Expected To Begin Soon

Pioneer May Operate After AB Comes In   Negotiations For Lease Expected To Begin Soon

New Testimony In Plubell Case is Heard  Pvt. Stewart Telis of Victim's Dying Statement

69- Year-Old Benton Man Suffocated   Ailing Victim Alone, Unable To Reach Door

Attlee And Churchill Unable To Gast Votes For Prime Minister Job

Truman Quit? Pals Say No   President Not Thinking Of Old Senate Seat

Pastor Talks; Gromyko Sits, And Listens!   Discuss Peace and Things on Train: Andrei Good Host

Truce Talks Near Accord On Buffer   UN Offers to Let Reds Keep Kaesong Hf Thev Can Hold It

Gap Narrows In Cease-Fire Negotiations   Each Side Offers Changes In Stands Despite Vishinsky

Believe Some Progress Made In Truce Parley  Delegates Appear Nearer Agreement On Buffer Zone  Ry HOWARBM HANIF! CMA

Truce Delegates Narrow Gap in Zone Demands  Spokesmen Ignore   Spokesmen Ignore Vishinsky Remark On 38th Parallel

Small Business Faces Problems   Future in Balance With War Contracts

Must Readjust To New Trend   Little Businesses Are ‘Bluntly Told Future Grim If They Fail to  Mask Citeantian

Small Business Told To Find Niche In Mobilization Or Close Its Shop

Big Loan To India Approved By House   Millions Voted So Netion Can Buy American Bandstuffle

House Votes To Lend $190,000,000  To India To Buy American Foods; Gavin Among Opposition Minority

IndiaFood Loan Voted by House  Committee to Work On Bill's Differences

HOUSE VOTES GRAIN LOAN TO INDIA   $190,000,000 Granted for — Purchases Here

HOUSE VOTES T0 LEND INDIA $190,000,000   Money Will Be Used to Purchase American Grain and Other

DECLARES Uh TO BE FORUM FOR PROBLEMS   President States Korean War Not Issue In Campaign

Truman Raps Stalin Parley, Stands on UN   President Assails Slaughter of Yank Prisoners In Korea

Schricker’s Message Due This Friday   87th Indiana Assembly Will Open Thuraday

Legislature To Assemble On Thursday   Hoosier Lawmakers, Will Hear Governor Schricker’s Address Friday Morning

Caudle Example Of How Scandal Ruins Prestige   Ousted Official: Falls From Lofty Perch He Enjoyed

UNDERWAY AT 10   Engineering Show Wil Open Doors Tomorrow  Morning at K. U.

Quick U. N. Action Sought   Greater Collective Security Is Plea of Smaller Nations In U.N. Assembly

Jessup Throws New Challenge  At Russians   Soviet Tough Talk  Spurs Smaller Nations To Plead for Security Against Another Korea

U. S. Calls for Arms Talks Now   Jessup Asks Why Russia ~ Would Wait Until Next   Year on Matter   TOUGH SPARRING TALK   TOUGH OFARRING LALA  Small Powers at U. N. Meeting Seek More Collective Security

Ambassador Jessup Urges Discussions Now, Not Scemetime Before June. Says Russia Bypasses UN.

YUGOSLAVIA’S AGGRESSION CHARGE FILED   Russians Trying To By-Pass UN,  Jessup Declares

Disarmament Talk at Once in U.N. Uraed   Delay, By-passing  of World Council, as Reds Propose, Rapped Rv HARVEY HUDSON

U.S. Calls On Reds fo Talk Disarming Now  ; UN Russ Tells ussi ia Tryi ing

Jessup Offers Dare to Russia For Early Action  Vishinsky’s Plan Called for Parley By June of 1952

CALL ON RUSSIA FOR IMMEDIATE PARLEY ON ARMS   Jessup Lashes Soviet Tactics, Small Nations Seek Security.

Jessup Declares Reds Trying To By-Pass UN   Complaint Is Filed With Assembly From Yugoslavia

‘Ask Russia to Start Disarmament Talks Now in U.N.   Ambassador Jessup Calls on Reds for Immediate Action on Question.

Start Talks On Disarmament Now  Jessup Urges U. S. Delegate Says  Reade ara Trvinna   U. S. Delegate Says Reds are Trying To By-pass U.N.

U. S. Calls on  Russia to Talk  Disarmament Would Begin Now   Would Begin Now Instead of Waiting

Russia Gets Request for Arms Parley  Jessup Makes Challenge for Early Meeting

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Yugoslavia Fears War With Reds

Disarming Parley Asked by Jessup   Challenge Flung at USSR for Quick Action

Jessup Says Russia Trying To Bypass U.N. in Asking For Arms Reduction Meet

U.§. Ambassador Jessup Issues Challenge; Yugoslavia Makes Complaint Against Red Actions

Traffic Deaths In Nation Swell To 283 Persons   Auto Accident Deaths In Texas Soar Past Figure Predicted For Week End; Family Of Seven Killed In Minnesota

Brazilian Doctor Is Dead  Naamad (Csanrar Snarialie? Dirac Manny

Cancer Fighter Dies of Disease   Dr. Laureano, Brazilian Specialist, Devotes Last Days to Fund

Loses Battle To Cancer He Once Fought  ’ Young Medic Gets Krebiozen But Fails to Rally

Cancer Research Specialist Dies  Physician Organized Saundation Drive

Allies Smash At Red Build-Up   Roto Section Is Favored By . Chamber Of Commeree Head

T ruce Teams (OK Half Of Buffer Zone  ’ Eastern Part ds Agreed Upon

‘Sides See Alike On Eastern Part Of Neutral Area   Briefing Officer Cautions Fighting May Last Long Time

UN, Communists Report Progress  Peace Parley Reaches A General Agreement

Nearer Agreement On Buffer Zone In  Cease Fire Talks That Is Only One   That Is Only One Of Problems That Must be Solved

Allies, Enemy Agreed on East Buffer Zone Line  Sector at Kaesong Now Stalls Parley Seekina Armistice

Near Agreemen! on Buffer Zone in Eastern Korea   That Point Does Not Mean End of War. However, U. N. Officer Points Out.

U.N. Official Reports “General Agreement’ Reached On Eastern Half Of Neutral  Fane Envy Armistice.

Seek To Clear Last Blocks To Buffer Zone  Negotiators Agree Ta Eactern Half   Negotiators Agree To Eastern Half Of Neutral Sector

Chinese Are Offering New Cooperation   New Hope Is Seen, For End to Bloody Wer Through Truce

PARTIAL TRUCE ACCORD REACHED   East Zone Settlement Near; West In Dispute

Allies and Reds  ‘In Agreement  On Butter Zone   KaesongRemainsKey Issue in Negotiation

Both Sides Agree On Eastern Half Of Neutral Zone   Western Half Of Line In Dispute; Key Issue Is Red-Held Kaesong

Allies, Reds Nearer to  buffer Zone A greement  Each Side Wants Pussession of   Each Side Wants Possession of  City Where First Talks Beean

But Buffer Pact Won't Wind, Firing   ‘Possibility War to oon jora Tie Aftarssaied *

Kaesong Remains Big Issue   Zone Settlement Will Not End Shooting, Warns UN Briefing Office:

West Half of Buffer in Debate   Dispute Centers on Who Will Get Red-Held Kaesong

Progress in Truce Talks   General Agreement on East Half of Buffer Zone Wear May Still Go on

Kaesong Key Issue Western Half of Neutral Zone Remains in Dispute

Truce Teams Get Close On Butfer Zone   Agree In General On Line In East, Kaesong Disputed

Allies, Reds Near Accord In Zone Talk   Who Gets Kaeson Remains Major Stumbling Block

Generally Okay Eastern Half f Buffer Zone  U, N. Officer Cautions Shoeting War Likely To Continue

Allies, Reds Settle East Half of Line   West Part of Neutra Zone Disputed; Key  lecuie le Kaesaona.

Buffer Zone Approved Tn East Korea.   U.N. Warns Against Thoughts Of Early End To Fighting

EAST SECTOR OF BUFFER IS ABOUT AGREEI   Briefing Officer — Says Shooting End Is Not Yet Sighted

KAESONG SEER ONLY KEY BLOCK   Truce Teams Nearer Than Ever To Agreement -

Argument Now ls Over Who Gets Kaesong  Shooting Won't End For Some Time Yet

ENEMY’S TERMS IN EAST MEET ALLIED DEMANNS   Neutral Area Settle ment Nearer Than . Ever. Before—Solytion Will Not Stop Fighting. - ;

Allies And Reds Near Agreement   Agree On East Line; West Area Unsolved

Allies, Reds Reported in General Agreement on Half Of Proposed Neutral Zone

AGREE ON ZONE INEAST KOREA, BUT NOT WEST   Truce Arguments Now Centered on Keeping Kaesone

General Agreement Is Reached Or Eastern Half of Neutral Zone Only Kaesong Problem Unsolved

Dispute Holds Over West Line, Kaesong Status   Spokesman Warns Shooting May Go On Long Time

Agree On East Half Of Korea Neutral Line   But Even Agreement On Whole Buffer Zone Won't Stop Shooting Immediately, Officer Emphasizes: Only First. Point of Truce

Kaesong Contro Key Issue in Peace Efforis   ‘General Agreement’ ‘Reported on East Half Of Proposed Zone

UN Negotiator Points Out, However, Fighting In Korea Won't Stop With Acreement

United Nations Officer Declares Allies and Reds Are in General Aareement on Part of Neutral Zone

Allies, Reds Agree Upon  Eastern Line   Officer Emphasizes War May Rage Long After Any Agreement!

U.N., Reds Progress in Peace Talks  Key Issue Now Is Possession Of Kaesonga Area

Agreement On Neutral  Hone Near   Only Western Half Of Line Remains In Dispute Between Allies And Reds

Possession — Of ‘Kaesong Key Issue  Marines In First Helicopter Attac]

Eastern Half of  Neutral Zone OK  Negotiators Remain Stalled on Agreement  Of West Buffer Line

Negotiators Nearer To Basic Buffer Zone For North Korea   As Line Changes In Battle More Talk Would Result

Agree on Eastern Half Of Line for Armistice,  Western Half Still in Dispute Be. tween UN and Red Envoys.

eens 8 ene 3      Negotiators in “General Agreement” on Eastern Half Of a Neutral-Zone for-a Korean Armistice

‘West Sector In Dispute; Kaesong Now Main Issue   Both Sides Base Buffer Proposals On Combat Front

Kaesong Key Truce Issue; Who Gets It?   Allies and Reds in "General Agreement" on Eastern Warfront

Agreement Nearer  On Neutral Zone Western Half of Proposed Line Remains in Dispute

UN Officer Says Allies And Reds Generally Agree   Only Western Half Of Neutral Zone Is Involved In Dispute

'Contradicts Testimony of Teitelbzum   Staterments Are Made At House Tax Investigation

—SCANDALS — Fearful  OF Diahha  WWE £ VAPLIUY  Session _   TESTIMONY OF FRIEND DENIED

Naster Denies Taking Part In Shakedowr   Capone’s Ex-Attorney Informs Probers Of Fear

Naster Denies $500, 00 Shakedown Plo’  Tells Committee He Fears Accuser, Attorney Teitelbaum

US. Wants Kremlin To Get Release   Soviet Involvemenf in Case of Four Held By Huneary Shown.

MOSCOW ALD 5 SOUGHT IN THEIR BEHALE   Soviet Told U. S. Disturbed by Jailing of Airmen by Hungary.

Ease Off On Money  Controls England Will Allow Trade By Individuals

Britain Relaxes Monetary Control To Bolster Pound  Currency Trading Market Had Been Closed Since ‘39

Great Britain Eases Iron-Handed Control Over Money in Bid To Restore Currency Confidence

British Aet To Let Pound Reach Value   Controis Over Foreign Monies Are Relaxed; Drops in New York

British Ease Restrictions Over Monies   London Aims To Restore World's Confidence In Weakened Currency By Relaxing Controls

ClO Urges Changes in Benefit Laws  Convention Adopts Host ct Resolutions

Oliphant iil, Delays Tax Scandal Probe   Resigned Counsel Had Asked Hearing Onen to Public

Oliphant Cancels Presence Before House Probers   His Attorney Says He Isn't in Any Condition to Testify

Resigned Tax Counsel Is Too Il to Testify   Charles Oliphant Cancels His Appearance Before Tax Probers

Oliphant Too  Ill to Appear at Graft Quiz   Resigned Revenue Counsel Cancels Appearance

Oliphant Cancels  Appearance Before  Tax Investigators Attorney Prepares  Testimony for Grand  i. 2% soir 7

Oliphant Il, Tax Hearing  Is Cancelled   Former Chief Counsel Of Revenue Bureau ‘Fo Get Another Chanee

Oliphant I11; Caneels Talk  In Tax Probe   Investigators Had. Agreed To Hear His Story At Todav’s Meeting

New Effort On Peace In Korea May Develop  Secrecy Surrounds Reported Maneuvers Of United Nations

Secrecy Shrouds UN Peace Plans  Reds Say M’Arthur Proposal Arrogant

LONG DELAY IS SEEN  New Peace Offer Moves  Behind Secrecy Screen

Secrecy Screening Maneuvers for New UN Offer to China For Peace in Korea

AIR SHOW EVENTS   Acrobatics, ‘Chute Jumps Scheduled for Nat'l. Guard Exposition

FLOOD WATERS LOSING FORCE IN MID-WEST   Crest Dropping On Old Man River

Reds Building Up Satellite Armies   fron Curtain Countries Show New Strenath

RED SATELLITES’ ARMED FORCES GROWING RAPIDLY, INTELLIGENCE SOURCES SAY

RED SATELLITE NATIONS BUILD POWERFUL ARMY   Western Intelligence Sources Say Iron Curtain Countries Surpass Treaty Quota On Arms.

Soviet Satellite: Armies Booming   Bulgaria, Albania Are Building Big War Machines, Report

Russian Satellites’ Armies Growing Rapidly, Western Sources Report

Sovief Satellites Have Increased Their ‘Armies in Recent Months, Survey Shows

Satellite ‘Armies Built (Up By Russia   Bulgaria, Albania Reported To Have Strong And Tough Armies

Red Satellites Boost Armies.          ans: Huse "Armed Force:  “Billgarians: Boast

Allies To Helicopter In Tonight For Talks To Open Next Tuesday   U.S. Airmen Prepare To Bomb Road Travelled By Red Party In Ten White-Flagged Jeeps.

UN Delegation: Arrive at 5 p. m. Today.   Communist Group  Believed T. in Area Already -

County's Market, Assessed Valuation Increase For  1950 Reported By State

Latin America  Supports U.S   Neighbors Want Chinese Beanded Ageressors

hemisphere United On China Issue   All Latin American Countries in UN Stand With U.S. A.

NATIONS BACK UNITED STATES   Pledge Solid Support Of U. S. In Move to Tag Reds Aggressors

Alaska Budget Shows Deficit Of $2, 000,000   Lawmakers Ponder Deficit Problem; _ Seek New Revenue

Rome Reds Protest  Arrival of ‘Ike’   Demonstration by 8,000 Lasts Hour and a Half.

Rome Reds in Big Anti-Ike  Demonstration   Thousands of Them Halt Traffic, Chant Anthems Kill One and Injure 100

Italian Reds Mass in-Rome   Big Demonstration ‘Agains! Gen. Eisenhower Stagec in City Today.

‘ke’ Is Reds’ Target   General Eisenhower's Visit to Rome Markéd By Demonstration of Italian Communists

First Issue Of Vets Bonds Is Sold Out   $37,500,000 Worth Gone; Coverne or Thanks Banks  And Publie

Fresl Owens Gets Verdict of Guilty   On Money By Fale Pretense Cherge; Cunning hem Cote Goer to  Trice] Today

Fred Owens Gels Verdict of Guilty   On Monay fy Fate Pretense Charge; Cwaning ‘sam Cease Goes te  Tetei Today

Arkansas Plans Quiet Holiday   Few Celebrations Scheduled; Ft. Smith Has Big Parade

Opposition To 18-Year-Old Draft Mounts   ‘Killers’ Needed For War OF Survival, Says Director Hershey

Congressional Opposition  To UMT Bill Mounting”   Nation's ‘lop Milttary Leaders Will Testify Before Senate Preparedness Committe:

Killer Hurricane Sweeps Through Jamaica Island ©  Causes ‘Widespread Damage’, Mikle 1NO- Hande Taward Mexico

Moves North In Direction of Texas Ports   Leaves 109 Dead in Ja maica and $56,000,000 Damare

Storm Hits Yucatan As People Flee   Mexican City Of 100.000 Prepares For Fierce Blow

‘Enormous Damage’ Delt To Yucatan, Storm Expected to Churn Into Gulf of Mexico This Afternoon; May Strike Later South Of Texas

Killer Hurricane Leaves 109 Persons Dead In Jamaica: Churns Onward Through Mexico

U.N. Forees Gain on West Front   Resistance Lacking As Patrols Probe 11 Miles From Seoul

UN Rolls North; No Red Fight   Patrols Probe Within Il Miles of Seoul:Go Slow. Seeking Commie Lines   RESIST IN CENTER   Toward East End of the Line, Though, the Reds Appear Pulling Back

United Nations Forces Roll Northward    Report Reds Show Little Inclination To Fight

Allies Roll On Without Finding Reds      U.N. Patrols Stab Nea Seoul; Foe Shows No Desire To Fight.

Chinese Red  Force Stil!  Is ‘Missing’ UN Patrols Within  11 Miles Of Seoul; Inchon Port Raided

Patrols Push Near Seoul, Find no Reds   Chinese Found Near Cen ter of Fromt Seturdey Show Little Inclination Te Fiekt

Patrols Stab tc Within Les: Than 11 Miles of Seoul Without Finding Any Communists.   RED RESISTANCE IN CENTER STIFFENS   Enemy Forces in East Are Pulling Back—South Koreans Stage 4-Hour Raid on Inchon.

Strong U.N. Forces Roll On in Korec   Allies Now Less Than 11 Miles From Seoul

UN Inches Nearer Seoul and Meets With No Chinese   Foe Withdrawing On East Front Where It Had Threatened

Chinese Reds Showing Little  Will for Fight   South Korea Sailors Stage Commando Raid on Inchon

Red China Forces Seem Unwilling To Fight With UN   Main Defenses of Communist Troops Are Being Sought

Red Pressure Increasing Near Center   Ghin sent Avoiding ont  alona

Patrols Jab Ahead on Wide Front  Mounting Enem: Pressure Met ,  Te, Ganul Ranian

UN Advances On West Front; Nearing Seoul   Powerful Forces Sweep Forward As Foe Fades; Inchon Raid Made

Reds Suffer High Losses In Big. Push   Task Force Withm 11 Miles. Of Seoul; Tanks’ Blast Enemy Resistance

Powerful Allied Forces Plunge Northward on West Korea Front   Patrols Probe Less Than li Miles From Seoul Without Sighting Any Communist Troops

Allied Push Meets Growing Opposition   Patrols Pierce 11 Miles From Capital In Third Day Of Continuing Offensive

SONIA ‘ct tn __comeemmmeeininemnetiaed NEAR CAPACITY CROWD FAILS TO SEE HIT SHOW

14-FOOT. SNAKE © RECAPTURED AT McLEANSBORC   Python Found, 100 Yards: Fon my  Where.:it Escaped. at Fair Grounds.

14-FOOT SNAKE RECAPTURED AT McLEANSBORO   Python Found 100 Yards From Where it Escaped at — Fair Grounds.

Yank Thrust Rolls Deep in Red Territory   & Reenforced Patrols  Without Opposition  From. Enemy   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Candidates Told To File by Jan. 29  Nominating Papers Deadline Revised

February 7 Is Last Day ‘To Drop Out   Sheridan of 16th Ward Is Unoppozed; Six in Cone test for Vezeal’s 13th Ward Seat.

Russia Proposes Cease-Fire Talks By Army Leaders   Soviet Union Appears to Be Sincere in Seeking to Halt War But U.S. Moves Cautiously

Hopes for Peace Taiks a Bit Brighter   Washington Officials Still Very Cautious 

WORK TO FINISH NEXT WEEK  nscusstsnssttensiesnisenasannitnnmsinenscrtanammeetane nee,  Senate Tax Bill To Drop  Far Below House Measure

Expect Senate Tax Bill Short Billion Dollars   Cuts In Capital Gain, Tobacco Levies Trim Measure To 7.2 Billion

GRAND-SLAM HUNT NETS 23 COYOTES   Over 3,000 Men Converged For Williamsburg Drive Yesterday 2

NETS 23 COYOTES   Over 3,000 Men Converged For Williamsburg Drive Yesterday   REPORT NO ACCIDENTS

Dayton Housing Controls Eased  To Build 1,500 Units At Wright Field

PLANE HITS WIRE, "FALLS INTO GREEK   TWO MEN RESCUED, THIRD MISSING IN ACCIDENT NEAR WARSAW, MO.

$33,000 Loot Is Recovered In Civilian’s Auto; ‘Hostage’  Corporal In Group Charged

Three Men Are Jailed Following Recovery Of $33,000 Loot From Holdup at Air Base

USAF Payroll Recovered: 3 Held in Jails   Ex-Serviceman, Corporal and. Civilian Charged

Recover Money in  Payroll Robbery   Theft of Military Funds of _ Sheppard Air Base Leads to Arrest of Three Men Today

FBI ANNOUNCES ARRESTS Loot Recovered, Three Held In Sheppard AFB Robbery

Three Men Jailed and Sheppard Air Field Payroll of $33,000 Recovered After Wichita Robbery

Winter Season In lis Final Week   And Still Kicking Up Its Heels Over Eastern Halt of Country

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Governor Fine to Announce Blueprint to Raise  Over One Rillhion Dollars

Prevents Blast At Own Expense   Backs Explosives Of! Track; Cab Hit .

‘Tito, In Letter To Drew Pearson, Promises ‘Immediate Release Of Archbishop Stepinac

Armed. Forces To Get Relief  From Gougers   OPS To Make Sure Gov: ernment Is Not Overcharged For Materials

Hope It Works Better ..  OPS Will Undertake Protect Armed  Forces From Price-Gouging On Need:

OPS To Extend Service To Armed Forces   Protection From Price Gouging Is Planned

3,700-Year-Old Farm Bulletin Advises Planters: ‘Put Seed Two Fingers Deep’

Note In Bottle Provides Mustery   ‘4 Held Prisoners Near Midway’ It Says

Navy Intelligence Studies Help Plee  Bottled Message. Believed from War

American And Red Jet Craft In Air Battle   Yankees Smashing At Threshold of Korean Borderline

Force Fights Back Through  Red Ambush   American, Enemy Jets Tangle in Spectacular Fight

ALLIED TROOPS THREE MILES FROM PARALLEL   Reinforcements Pouring Into Korea From Manchuria

U.N. Forces Are On Threshold Of North Korea   Advance Guard Fights Way Back Through Ambush

Lull Is Reported In War Game Ares   Scattered Patrols Are Only Action In Maneuver Zone

‘Bank Draft fo O'Dwyer From Mexico-in Payment For Lend-Lease Goods

‘Controversial O’Dwyer Draft ‘Ruled Routine   $1,000,000 Draft Mad: Out To O'Dwyer Was A Mexican Debt Payment Official Explains

GAS TAX VETO IS OVERRIDDEN   House Also Considering Stiff Corporations Franchise Tax

House Overrides Gas Tax Veto   Four Dems Switch to Republican Ranks to OK 1.5 Cent Hike

31st To Supply Men To Serve  In Korea Units   Division Won't Be Broken Up, However, Rep. Roberts Says

‘Members Of 47th From ‘Minnesota, N. Dakota Also Scheduled To Serve As Replacements

All Unions In One Outfit   AFL President In ‘Plea For Merger Of Labor Groups

Policy on Enlistments Explained By Col. Chariton, New Mexico Director

Senators. Hit Butler Campaign  Denounce It As Deapicable, .   Denounce It As Despicable,. Back Street Type

Despicable ‘Back Street’ Type of Drive Dencunced   Was Conducted in Behalf of Butler

SENATORS ASSAIL CAMPAIGN WAGE AGAINST TYDING   Group) Reports Opponents Tried to Spread Doubt About Defeated Law maker's Loyalty.   VOTE DRIVE MADE —XBEHALF @F-RETLER   But Evidence, Probers Say, Doesn't Justify Depriving Latter of Seat in Upper Chamber.

Senators Slam  Butler Tacties   Election Campaign Draws Vigorous Criticism

Senate Committee, However, Fails Te Recommend Action. Against Republican Who Defeated Tydings In Maryland  Election Last November.

"BACK STREET’ CAMPAIGN HIT   Senate Group Criticizes Methods Butler Used For Election

Vote Drive Is Assailed  eo ne oe   Senate Group States Butler Js Nevligent

Md. Election Is Attacked   Senate Committee Calls Tactics Of ‘Despicable Type’

Committee Reports On Campaign   ‘Back Street’ Methods Used By ‘Non Maryland Outsiders,’ Says Finding Of Probers

Butler's Campaign Termed Despicable   But Committea Finds No Evidence To Justify Unseating Him

Tydings’ Defeat Tactics Assailed By Senate Group  Declares Butler Did Not Dtsavow Faked Picture

Butler Not To Lose His Senate Seat   ‘Probers However Condemn Campaign Conducted For Him

TWISTER HITS KANSAS TOWN   Kills 3, Injures 40, And  Demolished Five-Block  Residential Area

Kansas Tornado Kills 3 Persons   40 Are Injured When. Wakeeney Is Ripped Apart by Twister

FIVE KILLED ~ FORTY INJURED. ~ BY TORNADO   Kansas Storm Batters Five Blocks in Town of Wokeenvy.

Kansas Tornado Kills 5 Persons, Hurts 40 Others  Wakeeney Reports 45   Wakeeney Reports 45 Homes Destroyed, 28 Damaged In Big Blow

Tornado Kills 3 And Injures 50   Residential Area Of Kansas: Town Hard Hii By Winds, 5-Inch Rain

Three Die, 40 Hurt in Wind Storm's Wake   Tornado Swoops Down on Kansas Town; Five Blocks _ Are Ravaged by Twister.

Tornado Slashes Town In Kansas; 3 Persons Killes   Winds Injure 40 People. Cause Great Damage To Residental Section

West Kansas Storm  Kills 3, Injures 40   Vicious Winds Turn a Five-Block Wakeeney Residential District Into ‘Mass of Splintered Wood’

3 Dic, 40 Hurt In Tornado-Hit Kansas Town   5-Block Residential Area In Wakeeney Battered By Storm

Tornado Leaves Three Dead in Kansas Town   Devastating Winds Flatten Wakeeney

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Mayor Greets VFW After Going to Wrong Hotel

Reds Hold Out For Strip Along 38th Parallel   Call It “Basic Condition for Ending Hostilities”; Bitter Fight Develops for Strateqic Hill.   RITTER FIGHT FOR HITT.

Fourth Conterenece On Touchy Subject Conducted Monday   Reds Insist That Dividing Line Be Placed At Parallel 38, While Allies Refuse To Budge From Present Battleline

UN Demands Front Lines  Mark Zone   Neither Side Shows Any Indication Of , Yielding In Dispute

Touchy Butter Zone Problem Tackled Again  Neither Side Gives Ground On Issue

Both Sides Hold Firm On Zoning   Fourth: Round Of. Tatks On Military Dividing Line Opens

Little Progress Reported On Stormy Issue   Communist Delegation Wants Buffer Strip Alona 38th Parallel

Little Progress Reported At Previous Meet  UN Deems Pullbac! Relaw Parallel le =

Communists Try Te Inject Fresh Issues As Talks On: Cease-Fire Are Continued.   Little Tangible Progress Is Made By Negotiators In Sessions Held Sundar And Mondav-: Both Sides Firm

UN Insists On: Battle Lines Now Existing   Reds Charge Yankees Attempting Invasion — Of Parts Of Korea

Truce Talks Still Deadlocked Over Buffer Zone Problem   Allies Intend To Stand Firm on Present Battle Line: Reds Tell Views on Radio

World Press Condemns the  Oatis Trial   Pravda Dissents——Says Correspondent Exposes Espionage Practice

Germans Attack Oatis Sentence   Western Nations Are Urged to Apply Red Rule in Retaliahon 

U.S. REJECTS SPEEDILY RED CHINA’S PROPOSAL TO SETTLE KOREA CRISIS

Soviets’ New Model Bomb Will Give U.S. ‘Bad Time,’ A-Experts Say

Scientists Say Russians Have  New A-Bomb  ww 2 SS eer   Reds Working Fast to Overtake  U.S. Superiority

CHANGE OF VENUE ASKED BY LOWRE}   Attorney for Croydon Man Says Client Can’t Get _ Fair Trial Here   TO HEAR ARGUMENT

Hopes Brighten For Peace For Steel Makers   ladustry, Union And Pub. lic Look For U. $. To Make Settlement

Steel Stall Runs Close To: Deadline   Climax Expected Thursday After Murray Meeting

Lull Falls Over Fight In Steel.   Time Runs Out For Agreement On Wage Pact

Difficult Problems Face Steel Dispute As Time Runs Out   January 1 Strike Threat Confronts Industry Ac Talla lao

Philip Murray Calls Meeting For Thursday   Slated Conference Considered As Step In Right Direction

TO.CELEBRATE. RENTON FIELD WATER FLOOD   Dinnen, in hat. Verne Hails Recoveryof Milliopth. * a Barrel of Oil,

10 CELEBRATE RENTON FIELD WATER FLOOD   Dinner in At. Vern Hails Recovery of Millionth Barrel of Oil,

Fireworks Pop  at Maid’s Trial   Attorneys Turn Loose Verbal Salvos After Court Session

Maid Admits Check Change:   Court Told Miss Bankhead Authorized Hikes

PASTOR LOST MEMORY FOR THREE MONTHS   Destroyed Identification Papers, Wandered Around   After Hitting Head.

Missing Pastor Comes to Light   Recovers Memory Afte: Being Lost Since Lest April 8

Missing Minister Regains Memory   Rev. Black Explains Everything to Wife

Giants Lead National Race   AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 4, Boston 6 (first game). NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 3, Boston 0. St. Louis 4, Chicago 3.

Magee, Ranger Chief Conter Betore Action   13 Persons Named: Hearing Is Set for July 25 by Justice

aT lla aaSSaSaKQaGYEY  CONTESTS TO WINDUP SUMMER RECREATION HERE

Senators Call Field to Talk   Red ‘Angel’ Is Directec To Brine Accounts

Senators Order ‘Red Angel’ To Explain Bail   Field Out an Bond After Arrest on Contempt Charge

Frederick Field To Face Inquiry   Senate To Ask ‘Leftist’ For Red Bail Source

Senators to Question Field ‘Red's Angel’  ' To Be Quizzed on Bail Raised for

SENATE PROBERS ‘10 QUIZ FIRLD   Told to Bring Bank Accounts; Data Sought on Red Bail Funds

Drivers’ Responsibility Law Is Urged New Bill Would Require Insurance Or Adecuate Mean:

Top GOP Leaders to Air Views   Senate Committee To Hear Stassen, Dewey, Taft and Possibly Hoover

Truck Driver In Accident Given Term   Drunken Operator Sentenced To Pay $200 Fine And Spend 30 Days In Jail

Eastern Kansas Is Still Reeling From High Waters  Oil- Fed Fire In: - Kansas: To Flood Damaae

Man Shoots Womar Cashier; Captured  Half Shod Customer Makes Flyina Tackle

DiSalle Will Stick To Beef Ceiling Prices  Price Controller Says Fair Trial To Be Given Orde

Beef Ceilings Must Get Fair Trial-DiSalle   Price Controller Rejects Demands He Void Controls

‘Gestapo’ Treatment In Texas Charged By Egyptian Reporter 2 yYEeyi I

Believe U.S. Near Workable New H-Bomb   AEC Gives Out Its Announcement In 11 Terse Words

RULE OUT STRIKE AT WESTINGHOUSE   Nine-Cent Hourly Pay Raise Is Sanctioned

Huge Red Drive In East-Central Korea Reported   American Troops Cross Han River To Outflank Seoul  > == ee a a

Yanks Crossed River Barrier  On West Front   Enemy Launches Heavy Attacks In Central Sector

May Be Prelude To 300 000 Man Enemy Offense   Yanks Cross Han To Outflank Seoul But UN Yield Six Miles In East; McArthur Visits Front, Says Forces ‘Doing Well”

Yankees Cross Han River In Flanking Move   MacArthur Confident As He Makes 12th Visit To Korean Front

‘Packers-and Feeders Blame-OPS-for ‘No Beef on Armed Forces Mess Tables

Packers Blame Government Regulations for Armed Forces Beef Shortaae

Shortage of Beef -. Blamed to Curbs      Packers and Feeders Charge Livestock Being Held on Western Ranges

Meat Packers Blame OPS For Shortage   rp Industry Says It Can‘t Bid For Army, Navy Business

ICE JAM CREATES EMERGENCY STATE   Susquehanna 17 Feet -- Above Normal Level

Pa. Town Faced With Emergency   Columbia, Pa., Is Without Water As Freak Flood Brings  Massive Ice Jam

Fear Spread Of Walkouts Over Country   Transportation and Communication Facilities Affected by Growing Labor Disputes,

Nation’s Transportation, Communicatior Hit By Strikes: More Walkouts Loom

Labor Rows Develop In Country —   Strikes And More Walkouts Cloud Labor Picture

2-Starred ‘Liner’ ls Found in Koreg   Bullet Ridden Gear Found in Area Where Gen. Dean Disappeared

Gen, Dean’s Tin Hat Is Located   ‘Search for Body of Hero - Near There

Kalamazoo Pair Asks New Trial  Coed Slayers Fizht life Sentences

RAPE SLAYERS PLAN APPEALS   (Convicted Kalamazoo Pau Seeks To Forestall Sentencing

Iran Proposes Truman Action In Oil Crisis   Abadan Headquarters Seized; British Workers Leave

HEADQUARTERS OF COMPANY BEEN SEIZED   Truman Asked To Aid Iran In Negotiations

TRUMAN GETS IRAN APPEAL   Acheson Statement May Help Keep Peace In Crisis Over Oil.   RULLETIN.

Iranians Seize Oil Co. Headquarters   lran Premier Appeals To Truman To Intervene and Settle Oil Dispute

Iran Appeals TTrmanTo Mediate Dispute   Britain Begins To Pull 130 Key Men from Oil Fields

Sends Truman Personal Note Asking Help in Settling Vital Dispute; Threatens to Call For Russian Aid to Keep Fields Operating

Weather At Yuma   Jranians Seize Oil Co. Headquarters   Iran Premier Appeals To Truman To Intervene and Settle Oil Dispute

GLV'T SEIZES BUILDINGS OF OIL COMPANY   Premier in Personal Appeal Details Attempts at ~ Settlement.

— DISPUTE — Personal  Plea Sent To Truman   BRITAIN ORDERS WORKERS OUT

North Korean General Says UN Plan to Put Line Along Battlefront is ‘Mad’; Says Allies Must Accept Responsibility For Stalemate

Call UN’s Cease-Fire  Plan ‘Mad   Communists Insist On A Cease - Fire Line Based Upon 38th Parallel

Insist Flatly  On Truce Line  Based On38th   Conse-Vire Conference Again Deadlocked Ag Kesult OF Firm Siand

COMMUNISTS SAY UN MUST ALTER STAND   Reds Cling to Their Insistence That 38th Parallel Be Dividing Line.

‘Unproductive’ Meeting-COMMUNISTS BLAST HINT  OF COMPROMISE ON TRUCE

Enemy Insists Truce Line Be On 3th Parallel   Chief Communist Negotiation Terms UN Proposal ‘Mad’

Communists Cling To Insistence For Buifer  Line At 38th Parallel

Reds Continue Stalemate In Korean Peace Talks   Continue To Insist On 38th Parallel As Dividing Line

Red Radio Hits UN  Delevates   Communists Demand Allies Change Attitude

Gen. Nam I] Calls United Nations Proposal For Line Based On Present Battle Front “Mad”,  Radios Say   24TH MEETING OF GROUP SET TONIGHT

Twe Are Killed In U.S. Embassy   Marine Guard and a Janitor Found Shot In Havana; No Clues Given as to Cause

Guards Shot In US Office  In Havana  No Explanation Is Given; Officials Are Silent

Two Found Deac In Embassy At Havana   Janitor And Marine Guard Discovered Shot To Death

MARINE GUARD MURDERED IN EMBASSY   Janitor Is Also Killed in Havana Embassy

No Details in Double Death   A Marine and a Janitor Shot in Havana Embassy —No Signs of Robbery

Marine Guard At Embassy Is Shot To Death   Janitor Also Slain In Havana, Robbery Trv Seen Thwarted

Mystery Shadows Death Of Marine, Janitor In Cuba   Bodies Are Found In Office; Officials Silent On  Clues To Cause Of Killings, Except To Say  Robbery Appears Not To Be Motive

Embassy Guard In Cuba Killed  Janitor Also Found. Shot to Death Today

Marine’s Body, That of Janitor Found in Office  Mvyatery Surranndc   Mystery Surrounds Shootings; Robbery Ruled Out as Motive

Two Fatally Shot in U.S. Embassy  Mari puew de Janitor Die es "tee a Inciden;}

NO FACILITIES FOR WOMEN  Emma Oliver Waits Chair In Plush-Lined Death Cell

UN Nominees. Against Reds  All Oppose Admitting Peipina to Membership

Arms Tester . Has Been Red  Scientist for 12 Yeare at   Scientist for 12 Years at Secret Testing Ground Ac. ‘cused of Hiding Record

Army Scientist Indicted as Red  Accused of Hiding  Party Affiliatian

Background Of U. 5. Scientist Is Found Red   innermost Secrets Of New Weapons Known By Ex-Communist

DENIED BEING PARTY MEMBER   Former Aberdeen Scientist Indicted For Hiding Red Affiliation

ONE-TIME RED FACES PENALTY   Scientist Charged With Concealing Party Membership While Working For US.  A teary

Scientist Is Accused Of HidingRed Card   Federal Grand Jury Indicts Man Who Held Army Job

Secret Testing Ground Scientist Faces Charge He Once Was in Communist Party

Scientist Charged As Ex-Red Member   Worked 12 Years At Army’s Test Area In Maryland

Weapons Worker Said Former Red   Failure to Tell Party Role Charged

Army Scientist ru race Charges   Accused Of Hiding His Membership In  Communist Party

J ury Names Scientist  In Fraud   Former Testing Ground Employe Indicted for  Hiding Red Membership

INDICT SECRET ¢ WEAPONS MAN °   Charge Scientist With Hiding Red Party Affiliations

Grand Jury Indicts Victor Reno  Accuse Scientist  Of Concealing Dad oF Peer Se Fe an

Shepherd Will Head Marines  Named To Take Oven Cates Post On Jan. 1

SHEPHERD IS NAMED BOSS OF MARINES   Appointment Effective January  Will Steceed Gen. Clif. ton Cates,

SHEPHERD HEADS MARINES  Noted Veteran Named to Succeed Cates on Jan. 1

Shepherd Due To Boss Corps   Truman Names Him Top Man For Marines

ho Potato Growers Told ist Upward Spiral Would ring Spud Price Ceilings

Pricing Policy Will Be Given   Plan For Merchants And Manufacturers

Pricing Policy Change ls Near  Living Cost Index Shows Sliaht Jump

PRICING POLICY IS PREPARED BY MOBILIZERS   -Labor Department Announces ‘New . Living Cost Rise

Charges Filed In Philo Strike  All Picketing At Power Plant B  ower rianr sanne

Writer Takes Ride In Marine Tank In March Into Hoenasong   Tells Of Leathernecks Meeting Chinese Opposition; Scout Shot Through Head

Iran Cabinet Shake-Up Under Way   Mossadegh Faces Growing Protest  On British Policy

Troubles Boil in Iran Oil   Mossadegh Reported to Be Shifting Cobinet; Voresti Assails Policy

Mossadegh Plans Cabinet Shakeup To Bolster Govt.   Finance Minister Resigns From Post ‘In Iranian Crisis

lran's Premier Shakes Cabinet To Aid Oil Stand   Internal Opposition And British Pressure Mount for Mossadegh

Mossadegh Shakes Ue Cabinet   Premier Seeks To Ease Oil Crisis  In tran

Tran Cabinet Is Shaken Up By Mossadegh  Premier In Move ‘To Strengthen Hand

4th Minister Quits Cabinet In Iranian Row   Mossadegh Stands Firm Looks for Showdown With Critics

GOP Solons BRatile Administration  Wherry Says Troops to Europe Delay Buildup of Air Force

Wherry Raps Defense Policy  Air Force Buildup Held Slowed By Troop Debate

Wherry Raps Troop Moves   , Air Force Weakened * By Action, Is Plea

Wherry Slaps Plans To Hike Yanks Abroad   McFarland Forecasts Defeat For Foes Of Europe Force Boost

Wherry Charges Troops To Europe Delays Vital Buildup of Air Forces

HV LULVOREDDO  Crime Probe Extended 30 Days: Wherry Says Troops Fight Hurting Air Force

Senator Wherry Says Plan fo Send Troops To Europe Is Delaying Air Force Buildup

McFarland PredictsDefeat For Move To Send Bills Back To Committee

Admiral Gets Post... , ES OSE sw  William & Mary President Named

Three Planes Crash In Air: 2 Men Killed   F-86 Hits Pair Flying In Formation Near Dayton; One Pilot Jumps

County Historical Society Plans Te Start Musona At Rendezveus Grounds

Plans Formulated At Historical Society Meeting Assure Rendezvous. 1952

Harriman Seems 'n Line For fob   New York Post Says He Is Likely To Get  Acheson’s Position

Legion Is Asked To Support PMT   ‘Positive’ Action in Korea to Be Asked

U. N. Demands Prisoner Trade Answer by Reds   Communists Silent On Proposal For Subcommittee Talk:

Allies Demand Reply From Red: On POW Issue   Inspection Plan Still Under Study

Decision Is Awaited On  Prisoners   Answer Is Demanded From Communists On Negotiations On Prisoner Exchange

DEMAND REDS MAKE ANSWER ON PRISONERS   Say They’re Using Men as ‘Hostages’ To Win Their Way

Truce Session Near Deadlock On POW Trade   Allies Demand Quick Reply On Exchanging Of Prisoners

UN Demands Reply by Red: On Prisoners  ga t @   Seek Immediate Negotiations for Exchange in Korea

Exchange Is Pointatlssue   Broadcast Says Form of Blackmail More Repulsive Than Ordinary Kidnaping

U.N. Seeking Refurn of War Prisoner:   Accuse Reds of Using Them as Hostages of War

UN Proposal Of POW Issue Sidetracked   UN Radio Lambastes Commies in Bitter’  Attack; Red Demand Je Being Considered

Allies Demand Reds Reply On POW Exchange  Tsing Eee HG Pee ee Ee Eee gone   Communists Insist On U.N. Answer To Behind-The-Lines Inspection First

Allies Demand Prisoner Issue  Decision af Once  Charge Reds Use Captured Troops As ‘Blackmail’

ett cain ea aa te)  UN Command Presses Reds On War Prisoner Exchange

UN Demand: Reds Diseuss PW Trade   Truce Observers Feel Truman May Actin Deadlock

U.N. Demands To Consider War Prisoners   Immediate Answet Is Wanted From Red Negotiators

Held For Blackmail Purposes, UN Radio Charges      Allies Demand Enemy  Reply on Prisoners

Charge Reds Hold Prisoners of War As Hostages  ee eee Sey  ere een gaye meats   Demand Answer By Tuesday On Immediate Talks

No Indication What Enemy Reply Will Be   Communists Have Askec Reply to Tmspeetion Proposal

Communists Charged With Ransom Tactics   Answer Sought By Tomorrow; Conferees Have 17 Days Left

Communists Give No Indication Of What Their Reply Will Be   Allies, in Effect, Telli Panmunjom Negotiators to Quit Their Stalling; Tokyo UN Radio Lambasts Red Blackmail

UN Demand Is for Reply From Reds   Immediate Negotiations on Prisoner Exchange Desired by Allies at Truce Parley _   Are Told to Quit   No More Stalling, Red: Are Informed — May Bring Deadlock

PRESS PROPOSAL FOR EXCHANGING WAR PRISONERS   Reds Are Asked Fo Immediate Reply— Communists Want To Get Action Or  Inspection Essie,

Reds Told to Answer Query On Prisoners   Answer to Question May Have Much to Do With Outcome of Armistice Talks

U.N. Demand: Red Answer on Prisoners   ‘Quit Stalling!’ Foe Ordered; Captives  Seen Truce Pawn

ALLIES CALL FOR ANSWER TOMORROW   Communists Are Told to Quit Stalling on Issue of Korean War Prisoners.  U. N. IS READY TO  MIiceriice CVPLU ARIAS   Truce Delegation Has Only 17 Days to Meet Terms on Present Cease Fire Line.

Quit Stalling, Is Demand of U. N.   Answer on Prisoner Exchange Issue in Korea Sought

U.N. Insists On Answer By Tomorrow   Communists Told To Qut Stalling; Radio Opens Attack

Would Start Immediate Discussion Of Exchange;  U.N. Radio Attacks Reds

FOR POW EXCHANGE   U. N. Command Wants Answer Now From Reds on Proposal

UNDemands Red Answer On POWs   Allied Radio Accuses Enemy Of ‘Blackmail’

Allies Demand Reply Tonight  On Prisoners   U.N. Radio Says Reds Hold Soldiers For ‘Blackmail’

UN Demands Reds Answer About POWs   Enemy Stands Pat on Be hind-the-Line Inspection by Neutrals

FOE TOLD TO QUIT STALLING UN Demands Reds Reply On Exchange Of POWs

U. N. Demands Red Answer On  War Prisoners Reds Accused Of Holding POW’s For Blackmail, Ransom

Want Answer Krom Reds At 6:30 Tonight  BP asian Dusncat  \ BP awal as iy   Reds Insist UN Reply To Truce Check-up Plan First

ALLIES CALL FOR ANSWER TOMORROW   Communists Are Told to Quit Stalling on Issue of Korean War Prisoners. .   U.N. IS READY TO DISCUSS EXCHANGES   Truce Delegation Has Only 17 Days to Meet Terms on Present Cease Fire Line. ;

U. N. DEMANDS REDS REPLY TO PRISONER EXCHANGE PLAN   Communists Insist On Allied Response To Neutral Inspection Idea

TUESDAY IS ‘DEADLINE SET FOR ANSWER    No Progress From Monday Session;  Radio Blasts Reds

Answer By ‘Tomorrow  Demanded   Allies Losing Patience With Procrastination Of Rede

United Nations High Command Gives Communists’ Until Tuesday To Decide Whether They Will Begin Negotiations for Exchange of Prisoners; Blackmail Charged By Radio in Tokvo

UN Chiefs Demand Truce Reply   Accuse Reds of Using Allied POW in Blackmail Plan

Hurl Charge Of Blackmail  In Broadcast  Prisoner Exchange  Issue Stalls Talks

Says Communists Tryine To Blackmail Allies To Win Point on Truce

CLAIM YANKS BEING HELD. FOR RANSOM   Chinese Insist On Settlement Of Inspection Issue

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Troops Reporte Leaving Cyprus For Canal Zone   Damages Demanded For Egypt's Riots

More Warships Sent to Bolster Canal Force   London Demands Damages for Anti-British ‘Rioting

British Send Ships To Suez  Two Warships Sent To Canal Zone; Fowntian Staff Barred From Sudan

England To Demand  Damages   Top Egyptian Officials Are Banned From Sudan

Britain Sends More Ships To Canal Zone °   English ‘Troops ‘Puke Another Suez Towns ‘To Demand Dainages

Bars Two Top Egyptian Officials From the Sudan; Egypt Calls for Reserves

Reserves Are (Called Up By Egypt To Meet Growing British Army   Great Britain Warns That She Will Demand Riot Damages As Situation Grows Worse.

Britain Sends Two More Warships to Suez Canal Zone  Egypt Begins Calling Up Army Reserves As Situation Worsens

Britain Tells Egypt She Will Demand Damages for Rioting   . Two More English Warships Sent to Suez Cana! Zone—Eaypt Calls Up Reserves

Congress May Fight Broader Control Power   Opposition Grows: Present Defense Act Expires on lune 30

Storm Clouds Gather Over New Controls  Production Cuts, Car Price Cuts, Ceiling In View

Storms Gather Over Capitol Hill  Administration Plows   Administration Plows On With Controls as Congressmen Balking

Defense Act End Is Near Unless Fast Moves Taken  Controls Continue   Controls Continue As Congress Balks At Stricter Rules

Storm Gathers Over Controls  Administration Plaws In On Feranamir Erol

Don’t Misjudge ‘Teenagers,’ Perhaps They Are Simply Patterning After the Adults

Momand Pop Take Rap in Teen-Age Row  Who Promotes All  Things Tempting Youth of America?

Strong Force Seen In Year   Clay Tells Congress It Can Stop Russia

The Bride Did Not Wear Stockings—  Elliott Roosevelt Is Married Fourth Time

The Ross-Roosevelt Wedding Held Today   Miami Beach Woman Becomes Wife of Elliott Roosevelt; Ceremony Is Te Beane at Bricka:

Rich Divorcee Eliiott’s Bride At Miami Beack   Simple Ceremony Takes Place At Bride’s Home; 4th Marriage For Each

Corette Closes Direct Testimony in FPC Hearing on Importation of Canadian Gas

Red Resistance Slackens Along Coasfal Fronts   Enemy Stiffens In Central Sector; Gen M’Arthur Grounded

Reds Offer Only Slight  vesistance   Fierce Fighting Slows Advance In (.ntral Portion  — . an ee eae et ee) a

Churchill May Go To Sialin Without Truman If U.S. Rejects Idea Of Big Three Session

Winnie May Talk to Joe On His Own   Churchill Willing  To Make Trip to Russia Even If Truman Turns Down Big Three Plan

A Conciliatory Talk by British Foreign Chiet   Would Put Aside Major Problems for the Present Time

London Says Churchill Is Ready To Visit Stalin Alone If Truman Rejects Big Three Meet  British Prime Minister Will Come to U. S. Next January

CHURCHILL Hd MIND TO SEE STALIN ALON   May Go to Moscow If Trumar Turns Down Idea of Big 3 Meeting.

Winnie Ready Soon to Meet With Stalin   Eden Rebuffed by. Russ in Paris After Plea for Calm

British Prime Minister Eager. To End East-West: Cold Conflict   ‘Winnie’ To Test Truman’s Reaction, But He'll Go to Russia Alone if U.S. Chief Is Against Idea: Seeks World Agreement

Truman and Churchill fo Mee In fanuary; Prime Minister !s Willing fo See Sialia Alone

The Weather   ChurchillEyes Stalin Visit Without U. S.   Plans Trip To America In January

Circus Has Hectic Week  Fatal Fall, Fire,   Fatal Fall, Fire, Stabbing, Court Fine

Fatal Fall, Stabbing, Fire And Fines Dlaque Shrine Circus In Week's Stand

Shrine Circus Is Out of Baltimore, Leaves Tragedies  Hed Fatal Fall, Stabbing, Fire Thet Burned Two  Darkarmeare Von  ae

CIRCUS FINISHES STAND OF DEATH   Week Of Disaster Comes To Close As Three Persons Die —FireSweeps Through Bie Trailer,

Negro Is Sought In Slaying Case   Expectant Mother Slain In Charlotte

Expectant Mother Dead Posse Making Extensive Hunt  For Vicious Mecklenburg Killer

Build-Up Of Red Forces Is Charged   Ridgway Reports Much Activity And Says It Does Not Violate Acrecment

Ridgway Reveals Great Buildup In Red Forces   U. S. General Tells Of New Strength Of Enemy

Reds Fiave Built Front Line Forces During Armistice   Could Be Strengthening Forces for Either Defense Or New Assaults

Ridgway ReBorts Reds Extra Busy Massing Forces   * Building Up Going On For Weeks; No Violation Of Truce.

UN Commander's Forces Ready If Truce Talks Fail   General Meets Press As Negotiations At  Kaesong Bog Down

TRUMAN SIGNS HOUSING BILL   President Puts ‘Signalure To Fowr Appropriation Measures Totaling Ten Billion.

‘AGGRESSION’ CHARGE MADE BY EGYPTIANS   British Crulser, Additional Troops In Suez Canal Zone

Egypt Charge: That Britain  Is Aggressor   Empire Displays Its Power With Troops And Navy At Suez

MORE ARMS RUSHED TO SCENE l.gyptians Aceuse British Of Ageression In Suez

Premier Says No Appeal fo UN Planned   Cairo Regime Sends Note fo English Envoy

Keypt Hurls ‘Ageression’ Charge as Extremists Form ‘Strugsle Squads’

Aceuse Britain Of Aggression  In Canal Zone   Ships, Troops Are Massed in Suez in Display of Strength

More British Reinforcements Reach Suez Zone  Display Of British   Display Of British Strength Heightens Tension In Egypt

Truce Talk Brings Partial Agreement   Negotiators Still Deadlocked on

More Progress Made Toward Korean Truce   Holding of Kaesong, Heartbreak Ridge Still Arqued Over

Progress Is Being Made To End Wat   Delegates Still Disagree On Part Of Ceasefire Line

Kaesong and ‘Heartbreak’ Balk Accord   Briefing Officer Warn: That End of Fighting Is Not Yet in Sight  Th. APANNTIN NRPRE

Truce Talks Lag Again  R.entietaws Aanae   Negotiators Agree  On Half Of Line

COMMUNISTS HOLDING OUT ~ POR KABSONG   Knemy Argues Over Possession of Heartbreak Ridge, Now In Allied Hands.

Western Ared  Still In Dispute   End Of War Not In Sight, Briefing Offic ‘er Says

‘Talks Snagged by North Prairie Youth Fined “Tussle Over Land After Fast Ride in County

Kaesong,Heartbreak Ridge Are Problems  Remaining Unsettled   Fighting Will Continue After Truce Line Is Settled Until 5-Point Agenda Is Adopted.

Agreement On ‘Truce Line In, Korea Reachec   Allies, Conunies Suid  Argue On Possession Of Vital Kaesone

Half of Cease Fire Lineis —  Decided Upon   Negotiators: Still, °*: Argue Over Kaesong. Heartbreak Ridge i.

Neqotiators Still Argue Trace Pains   Possession of -Kaesong And Heartbreak Ridge Are Chief Stumbling Blocks

Full Report On Hearings Promised   Will Complete Plans Today for Airing Mac Arthur Dispute.

Gen. MacArthur, First Witness In New Inquiry   Hearings To Open Thursday; Vital Data To Be Secret

Pinned: Down   Solon Promises Complete Reports on M’Arthur Probe   Decision to Defend Seoul Seen As Daring Strategy

Slates Mac's Quiz for Full Public ‘Airing  nm hAnktac Pledae:   Long Makes Pledge; May Bare Some ‘Tap Secret’ Documents ir Investigation of Feud

Inquiry into Mac Dispute To Tell All   Senator Promises To Give Pyblic Full Report On Everything

M’Arthur Hearing Testimony Will Be Given to Public   Only Vital Secrets Will Be Culled, Chairman Of Probe Asserts .

Head of Probe Promises Full Public Report   Russell To Close Doors, However, in MacArthur Inquiry

Russell WantsU.S Hear All   Defense Dept. Asked Erase ‘Top Secret’ As Much As Possible

Public Promised Full Report On MacArthur Investigation  Only Really Vital Defense Secrets To Be

CLOSE DECATUR» FIRE HOUSES: SLASH PAYROLL   Tax Increase Beaten, Police men and Firemen to Be Laid Off.

Cliurchill Still Out to Get Attlee Regime  Censure Motion Filed   Censure Motion Filed After Government Survives Arming Test

Peanuts or Arms, Churchill Still After Laborites   Conservatives Begin New Ouster Move as Defense Issue Fails

Churchill Attacks Labor Group Again   Tries Without Ceasing To Oust Attlee Clique

Churchill Isn‘t Letting Up Attack  Ree bn Ca‘.   Vows to Strive Without Cessation to Topple Attlee Government

Churchill Fires New Broadside At Labor Regime   Attlee Government Winner in Dispute Over Arms Program

‘Herbert Hoover Sees Weakening Of Morality and Ethical Standards

House For Lowering Draft Age   19-Year Minimum Substitute Bill Is Lost 232 To 140

House Okays Lower Draft Age Measure   Defeats Substitute Bill 232 to 40; Plans UMT Survey

House Supports Lower Draft Age And UMT Survey   Few Changes” Expected  After Smashing Win   On Tentative Vote

HOUSE TO BACK LOW DRAFT AGE   UMT Preparatory Plans Also Approved

House Supports Lowering Of Age For Draft   Delays Voting  On Bill Backed By White House

brian eee  Law May Cut Election Fund:  Solons Aim At  Campaign Costs

Princess Margaret Celebrates 21th Birthday With Champagne Picnic

Mrs. Marvin Wins Easily In City Race   McFate, Best Get GOP Nomination For City School  Directors’ Post

\Chlorine Disinfectant Fumes Throw ‘600 Women Inte Panic At Factory —

Captive Says U.N. Will Win   Declares Sheer Fire Power Holds Balance

Captured Korean Communist Sergeant Tells of Conditions In Enemy Army Attempting tofDrive UN Troops Into Sea

TEP ES SUPERIOR FIRE POWER  North Korean Prisoner Says Allies Will Win

Dallas Oil Man's Widow IsIndicted —   Wife of Thomas Doswell Charged _With Having Shot Husband to Death

Widow of Wealthy Oil Man Accused  ” vid —— Indicted = bite Preanth

French Threaten To Trap 1,000 Reds in Battle To Save Indo-China 

Gen. Eisenhower Sails For Europe To Head Defense  Declares U.S. Has No  Aggressive Purpose In Sending Troops

OTHER NATIONS GETTING PLANES NEEDED BY U. S,   Being Shipped Overseas Before Meeting Air Force Requirements   MORE TIME REQUIRED TO BUILD AIRCRAFT  ;

Reds Stiffen  For Assault   6000 North Koreans Routed’ Near Seoul

Appellate Demand Studied by Vinson  intervention Plea Submitted to Court

Vinson Studies Steamship Stock Ownership Fight  Commerce Secretary  9 Others Face

Chinese Unit: Out of Action   Third Field Army  Taken From Korea

Peking Is Said to Have Pulled Out 100,000 Men Of Badly Crippled Army   Nationalist Sources Say That Crack Communist 3rd Field Unit Taken Back Into  Manchuria for Reorganization,

Congress OK's 31-Day Extension of Controls   Stop-Gap Bill Bans Any Price Rollbacks During Ex tension period; Truman Believed Certain te  Sian Bill Today

Damage Is Heavy At Duncan   Same Storm Hits Every Building At Crystal Lake

Hard Rains Accompany Wind: Damage in Hancock County Set al Over Two Millions

Over $2 Million Damage at Duncan And Crystal Lake   Vicious Winds Cut Swath Through Hancock County

SEE 140,000,000 POUNDS A YEAR RFC Weighing $75 Millior Loan for Arizona Copper.

Russia Agrees To Join Study of Disarmament   Vishinsky Says U.S. is Stalling for Time; Demands A-Bomb Bar

Vishinsky Says Russia To Join U.N. Arms Grou   Demands Immediate Atom Weapons Ban

Vishinsky Mixes Blame With Accord   Will Work With Disarmament Group But Wants A-Ban

REDS TO JOIN GROUP SEEKING DISARMAMENT   Assurances Are Given By Vishinsky; Ban On Bomb Urged

Russians Will Join In Arms Sessions, Vishinsky Assures   Soviet Minister Demands Immediate Atom Ban, Bitte *Ctnnbnilac

Reds To Take Part In Work Of Arms Group  Vishinsky Demands UN Ban A-Weapons

Lausche May Give Message Next Monday   Ohio Legislature Nears Completion of Organization Work

EDS, ALLIES BOTH REJECT PROPOSALS Truce Must Free Captives, Says U.N.

Allies Reject Red Demand  On Armistice  meetin tee remain Sar its ome      New UN Proposal Also Turned Down   Teams Are Deadlocked On Question Of Setting Cease-Fire Line

United Nations Reject Latest Red Demand   Enemy Seeks End To Korean War on Present Battlefront

Another Taken In Cage Scandal   Fruit Dealer Is Hel For Attempting To Fix Game

kkkkkx SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST  CHURCH HELPING. TRAIN  MEN FOR. MEDICAL. CORPS

Powell Bill Goes Before House Committee For Fourth Airing; Stumbling Block Looms

City Street Bill Is Aired Again By Legislators   Measure To Reduce Truck Weight Limits Also Given Hearing

Before Senate Group —  Public Hearings Slated For Controversial Highway Bills

Another Hearing Set Next Tuesday On Street Aid   Moore Reveals That League Asked For Second Meeting

Hoengsong, Central Front Anchor, Falls   Allies Fall Back Almost to Wonju; Fate of Two UN Divisions in Doubt

Battle Roars On 40-Mile Center Front   United States rushing 20,000 more men to Korea. See story on Paorn 4.

NPA Cuts Civilian Copper, Brass Use   75 Pct. Allocated Ordered For Defense Production

On the Inside   NPA REDUCES COPPER, BRASS  -BOR CEVILIAN PRODUCTS

Area Coal Mine Projects Okayed By Federal Agency   Locations, Cost Estimates Given

Kefauver Says He Will Not Become Candidate for Presidential Post

Kefauver Demands Name Be Stricken  Off Primary Ballot   Senator Isn't Candidate In Presidential Race, Oregon Is Told

REDS GIVING UP IN DROVES   UN Forces Drive Deeper Into North Korea All Along Front

Cornered Reds Surrendering By Thousands  Peace Rumors Continue As UN

Chinese Continue fo Surrender in Wholesale Lois   U. N. Troops Deeper Into North Korea.—Peace Rumors Appear Again.

UN Forces Drive Deep in N. Korea   Front Line Reports Say Many of Foe Are Giving Up The Fiaht

State Legislature . Primary Date July 24, Defense Bills Postponed

Legislation Fixing July 25th As Date for Primary Election Passes the House Unanimously

State Civil Defense Acts Move Toward Adoption; Inaugural Site Shifted

Allies Wrest High Land From Reds   Vital Heights Contro! Staging, Buildup — Area North of 38th

Pittsburgh Liner Lost; 40 Aboard   Military Transport Vanishes At Arizona; Fighter Craft Down

CARRYING 8 IS ALSO SOUGHT   Wreckage Reported Sighted In Sierra Foothills Sector

Piane Piled Ur in Wilderness in New York   Three Other Craft Still Missing; Calif. Wreckage Spotted

Bad Weather Hampers Land, Water Search   Craft With 33 Pasesngers, 7 Crew Members Disappears Enroute to Buffalo

Twin-Engine Ship Carried 40 On Flight   Search Planes Scour Western Pennsylvania And Lake Erie Arens

List 40 Persons Aboard Airliner Missing In Area   Twin-Engine C-46 Bound For Buffalo, N. Y. Has Been Missing Since Saturday Evening Following Take-Off From Pittsburgh ’Port

Plane Vanishes Without Trace On 1-Hour Trip   Murky Weather Curbs Search in Sector a Around Pitteburah

Murky Weather Hinders Hunt For Non-Scheduled Air Liner Missing On Flight From Pittsburgh To Buffalo —Many Aircraft Covering 100-Mile-Wide Path In Effort To Locate Transport Carrying Seven Crew Members And 83 Passengers

C-46 Missing without Trace   40 Aboard Plane as It left Saturday Erom Pittsburah

Airliner Out of Pittsburgh  Vanishes .   40 Aboard Enroute To Buffalo; Fog, Rain Hamper Wide Hunt

40 Are Missing  On Big Airliner   More Than 100 Craft Join In Search

Four Missing Planes Are Being Sought   76 Persons Were Listed Abpvard Lost Air Craft

Weather Slows  Pennsylvania  Hunt For 40 Craft Unreported  After Pittsburgh Take-off Saturday

Airliner and Two Military Planes Are Being Sought   40 Aboard Lost  Non-Scheduled  Air Line Plane Bulletin

\ 1  Murky Weather Hampers Hun For Plane Lost on Saturday   40 Passengers Aboard Craft Missing in East

Four Planes Missing ln United States   Many Join In Search For Aircraft

C-47 Down in Arizona; C-46 In the East  Believe 19 West   Believe 19 West Point Cadets On Missing Plane

AIRLINER  Had Left Pittsburgh For Buffalo  Carried Three-Hour   Carried Three-Hour Supply Of Gasoline

Bad Weather Hinders Hunt For Airliner  Korty On Airnlane Flyvine

Bad Weather Hinders Search For Lost Plane   West Point Cadets On Flight; Nation Has Grim Weekend

Find 14 Alive On Crashed Plane In East   (Passenger list, page 10) .

Airliner in Southwest N.Y. State   Carried 40; Transport Is Missing with 28,  including Cadets.

Atr Searches Are Underway For Airliners.    Military, Craft Carrying Eight Also Vanishes. on Flight -to  Bairfte'd, Calif ..

Widespread Hunts For Downed Ships   Bizarre Sequence of Aerial Disappearances Launches  Searchers   Saran OO SEE.  In Addition, C-47 Still Missing From Flight Last ee

PITTSBURGH PLANE DOWN; 14 SURVIVORS   Airliner With 40 Aboard Lost on Way to Buffalo Is Found in Rugged New York Hills.

Transport Lost On Pittsburgh, Buffalo Route   27 On Air Force C-47 Last Reported West of Phoenix

ONE oURVNOR WALKS AMY FROM WRECK   Two Other Planes Down, One on Arizona Fiight, With °3 Aboard.

Missing Craft With 09 Aboard. Subject of Hunt   3 Aircraft Vanish in Week-End Flights In East and West

14 Believed Alive On Airliner Found In Dense Woodlanc   Unscheduled Plane Disappeared in Fog Near Pittsburgh  Terr Fy wy’

PITTSBUR GH 14 SURVIVORS   Airliner With 40: Aboard Lost on Way to Buffalo Is Found in Rugged New York Hills.

Craft Carrying Forty Vanishes In Pennsylvania   Foul. Weather Hampers Great Land-AirWater Hunt For C-46 Transport Missing Today In Rugged Mountain Country; Plane Was On Non-Scheduled Flight —

Plane Left Pittsburgh Saturday For Buffalo; Many Join Area Search

ELEVEN PERISH AS EXPLOSION. ROCKS SHELL OIL PLANT   E Twenty-eight Others Injured In Blaze Af Illinois Refinery

20 Injured At Plant  In [lines   ‘Unbearable Heat’ From Fire Causes Most Of Deaths

Explosion, Fire Hits Cracking Unit of Refinery   Four Men Killed Outright, Eight Others in Hospitals

12 Are Dead, 20 Injured In Oil Blast   ‘Unbearable Heat’ Follows Explosion   Giant Cracking Unit Goes Up At Shell Plant In Wood River, Ill.

Blast Rocks- Shell: Plant. at Wood River   20 in Hospital P Today.-of Burns. — from Extreme Heat

Jail Guard Overpowered; Four Escape   One Described As ‘Dangerous’

13 States Hunting For Jailbreakers   4 Men, 1 Dangerous; ‘Overpower Lone Guard In Annapolis Prison

Forecast Snow  In Ohio Areas   Mercury To Dip Into Low 20's Over State

Hard Freeze -Is Forecast~  For Tonight  " Ohio Is: On Edge  Of Cold Front Covering Wide Area

—PUCUMN ANE Political Factors Stressed   ALLIES MUST NOT BE LOST

MARSHALL 18 QUIZZED ANEW BY SENATORS   Reads Truman Message; Continues To Back Korea Policy

Cain Pushes Questions On Jan. 13 Wire  awe pr he   Defense Chief Can’t Say If Ousted U.N. Head Asked Advice

Not Kept In Dark .   Marshall Says Truman Wire of Jan. 13 Gave ‘Reasons Behind Policy

Truman Message To Arthur Is  Discussed Again   Marshall Says it Aimed At Complete Understanding.

Man Perches: Atop Cliffs.   Daughter Will Try  To Bring Him Down

Will Prospector Shoot His Daughter?  Moody Oregonian Warns Hermit Life to be Backed Up With Gun

ee  Daughter Will Try To Talk Father Oui Of Shooting From Cliff Abode

Queen Mother Visits Palace After Surgery   Won't Know For Days Whether Monarch To Be Semi-lnvalid

Wind, Rain Hit West Texas:  Some Temperatures Dropped   Storm Causes Damage at Midland; Many Parts of State Still Hot; Heat Deaths 17

Senate Kills Teacher Bill By 27 To 15   Would Have Lowered Requirements For Grade Teachers

Five Forlorn Japanese Find Wives Married Again While They ‘'Held’’ Isle After War

._Hold-Out Jap Finds Wife Married To Brother: Will Take Her Back

Rip Van Winkle Jap Returns to Find That Wife Had Married His Brother

Where's My Wite Five Jap Soldiers Return To Find Wives Remarriec

Five Of Jap Holdouts Get Unhappy  Homecoming—Wives Had Remarried

 Mother’ s Day Tale: How Mom Found Romance With ‘Nickel Miser’ and the Grocery Boy

A Love Story: How Mom Met Hal’s Father  ‘He Was a Gawky Boy ...? Mama ‘Always Began

Five Planes Downed, Five  Are Damaged   GI's Take Mountain Peak West Of Heartbreak Hill In Hot Fight

Yanks Down  D Red Jets,  Damage 5 More   Commies Again Breal Off Negotiations for Cease-Fire

Outnumbered 2-To-1, Down 5 Russian Migs And Escape Unharmed   UN Infantrymen Knock 2,000 Enemies Off Peak West Of “Heart break Hill’ And Win Position.

Five Red-Made Jets Destroyed, Five Damaged   Thirty-Seven U, S. F-86's Fight 80 MIG’: For 35-Minutes

In Longest Air Battle _ of the War  « Outnumbered F-86 Jets Get Second Biggest Bag of Red Planes. __

WIN BATTLE, AGANST THO “TO ONE O00S   Destroy Five and Damage Five More in Longest Air " .. Clash of War.

3] F-86 Jets Battle Fleet of 8) Mig Jets  Fight Ranges from Treetop Level

AMERICANS WIN BIGGEST AIR BATTLE OF WAR  Jet Pilots, Outnumbered Two to One, Destroy Russianas. § “A @estct

5 Russian-Made Migs Destroyed In Battle; Allied ‘Aircraft Unhurt

Five More Soviet Planes Are Damaged   UN Troops lake Mountain Peak West of "Heartbreak Hill’

Five More Damaged In Longest, Biggest Battle of Korean War  No Yank Planes Hit Though Outnumbered At Over Two to One

: :   Pennsylvania Governor Slaps — U.S. Policy, Defends McCarthy

Gambler Out of * of “Dough”  Cohen Willing to eee if State Pays Plane Fare

AFTER BOOSTING EUROPE  Marshall Plan Formally Passes Into History Today

Marshall Plan FormallyEnds; Aid Continues   Managers Claim Economie Help Made Europe A Bastion For West

Family of Four Killed in Crash on Highway [0   Oil Tanker Rams Car Into Truex, Grinds Up Victims

Senate Votes U.S. Pay Cuts   Lagistation Would Knock Out Exemptions Enjoyed By Coneress

VOTES 10 END TAX EXEMPTIONS   SENATE WOULD HAVE PRESL DENT, CONGRESSMEN PAY ON ALLOWANCES,

President's Exemptions Voted Out   Action Amounts To Pay Cut For Veep And Congressmen

Senators Would Tax President’s Expense Account  Exemption Would Be Denied Top Officials

First Soldiers On Rotation Started   Four Hundred From Koren Front Roord Tronrport for U, $,

400 Soldiers Leaving Korea  For U.S. Homes   First To Depart Under New Policy; To Speed Rotation

RESTRICTIONS ON BUYING IS MAJOR FACTOR   House Speaker's Comment Follows Governor’s  Address

U. S. Officials Arrest West's Top Communist   Russian Called Kingpin Of Smugglers And Red Activity In Americas

Margiotti Leaves State - Office For Own Legal Work   Departure from State Pos Is Quiet One; Woodside Takes Oath Next Week

U.S. Naval (Chief Visits Nationalists   Martin Declines To Comment On MacArthur Ouster

Says U.S. Naval Flyers Would Aid Formosa   Fleet Commander Says Red Air Attack Would Be Battled

AMERICAN ARMS OUTPUT LAGGING   Too Much Industrial En ergy Going Into Civilian Goods

Egypt Invited To Join Allied Defense Pact   But Spokesman Says Action Won't Affect Move Against British

Egypt Invited. . To Be Partner _ ‘Tn-New Setup   Four-Power .» Ambassadors Visit Foreign - Minister And - Deliver Proposals

Strikes Increase   October, September See More Stoppages in U. S. Industry

17-GunSalute To Greet Him On Tuesday   Is Scheduled To Address Joint Meet of Congress

Greatest Hero Celebration In U.S. History For MacArthu   Friseo, Washington And New York Making Plans; Television To Film Trinmplial Tours

Strikes Impact Felt In State      “To Teke neem Fae . - ‘old’ On Industries

DESPITE RECENT COLD BLAST  Weather Records Show Plains Land Of Sun During Past Month:

British to Oppose Twelve-Nation Plan for Peace  Reports Claim Red China Has Accepted

Alaska R. R. To Construct Buildings  Seven Structures  Scheduled Soon

Season’s First Frost Hits Area  Little’ Damage Reporte To Area Crops; Heavy

Season’s First Frost Hits Area   Little Damage Reportec To Area Crops; Heavy Fog ‘Saves’ District

MacArthur Had Korean Invasion Plan in Advance   General Didn't Believe Report, Savs Acheson   Enlen Alarms

US Alerted To South Korea Attack In March 1950. Acheson Testifies

TOO MUCH POLITICS, NOT ENOUGH LOVE-—  Green-Eyed Wife Kills Mayor- Husband

Session Of House Set Today   Excess Profits Tax Included on Docket For Holiday Action

War Docket Forces House Session Today   Legislators To Study Emergency Measures: Senate Meets Tuesday

Jam Of War Legislation Forces House To Hold  Unprecedented Session   Senate Meets Tuesday To Wind Up Business Of ‘Lame Duck’ Congress, With New Body Convening Wednesday

JAMMED DOCKET ON WAR ACTION BEFORE SOLONS   House Will Meet Today  In First Session ry 3 pe. ce

House Meets Today To Act On War Bills   Excess Profits Tax Tops Pressing List; Senate Sits Tuesday

Full Docket Brings Extra House Session  New Year’s Day Meeting Marks New

War fmergency Jam in Congress House Busy Today  In Unprecedented New Year’s Session

House to Hold Session Today   Meeting of Senate Slated For Tomorrow

House Meets On New Year’s For First Time  Defense Legislation   Defense Legislation Keeps ‘Lame Ducks Busv As End Nears

Plan to Revamp Program Stalls   ODM to Get Results by Another Method

New Plan in Revamping Stabilization   Method to Give Johnston More Supervision

New Powers Are iven Jolnsten  Broader Supervision Over Anti-Inflation Drive Is Designed Tr Simoblify Sateun

Anti-Inflation Controls Near  Expect To Overcome Minor Obstacles

BROADER POWERS NEAR FOR WAGE, PRICE CZARS   Johnston to Wield Strong Hand Over Nation’s Economy During Emergency

President Extends Government Curb ‘System on Military Data, Denies Intent to Restrict Legitimate News

Truman Gives All Executive Agencies Right of Gag”   Can Withhold Information for ‘Security’ Reasons

White House Order Curbs  Information   Truman Denies Censorship As Press Protests

Disclaiming Intent To Keep News From Public, Truman Extends Curbs

Truman Cites Security Curb Not Censoring   Denies Information Curbs: Will Curtail “] egitimate News”

Says System Designed Te Protect U. S.   Newspaper Heads Protest Authority Given To Ageneies

HST Blackout On Security News Flayed By Press  President Moves To P — U. owe nst Patential emie

ANrAINA$rUT ArAHeA  WNT rR LEGITIMATE NEWS   Warns Agenicies Must No! _ Usé Security Order To  Caver Un Erenre

CURB IS IMPOSED ON DEFENSE NEWS   Truman Order to Cover  All Federal Agencies

SECURITY CURBS PLACED ON NEWS IN GOVERNMENT   Truman Extends System Of Clamps Designed To Deny Information Of Military Value.

TRUMAN RULES SECURITY CURB IS NECESSARY   May Use System to Hide Facts, Protest Newspaper Editors

NEWS BLACK OUT DRAWS FIRE FROM THE PRESS   Charges Of Censorship Of Nation’s Press   GOVT.’S IRON CURTAIN

Clamp Curb  on Classified  information News Executives Protest Ruling

Truman Sets Strong Curbs F or Security  a  ‘-—_mrene. rm ge .   Military Data Due To Be Denied Press   Editors Enter Strong Protests; President Denies It Will Hamper News

NEWS CURBS ARE EXTENDED   Truman, However, Dis claims Attempt At Censorship

President Denies Curb On Press   Move Denounced By Newsmen As ‘Potent Weapon’

—WECURTL Y—  Information  Of Military Value Curbed   Editors Protest  News Suppression

of Chinese Red Tactics   May Call Off Plan To Have Them at Japan Treaty Meeting

British Convey ‘Misgivings’ to Dean Acheson   Rusk Speech Seen As New Development In Far East Policy

GOP Seeking To Tie Troops  Rider To Bill   They Plan To Tack Congress Approval Clause Onto Draft Measure

(. 0. P. Seeks Four Draft Amendments   Would Bar Yanks To Europe Without Congress’ Okay

—SAYS BISHOPS WERE TORTURED—  Catholic Press Charges  Loyaliy Pledges Forced

Atomic Spying Trial Opens In New York   Government May Ask For Death Of Defendants

Edward Wellman and Con. federates Manufactured 50c Pieces   FOLLOWED THE RACES

UN Troops Dig In Confidently Await New Red Offensiye   Communists May Strike With Greater Fire Power and Air Strength.

UN Units Dig in Expecting Bigger Communist Drive      World Roundup

Mississippi's Flood Waters Roll Southward   Near Record Crests Peril Lowland Homes

Regional Director to Talk at Kickoff Session Tomorrow Night   CAPTAINS ARE NAMED

CROSS DRIVE WORKERS T0 MEET   Regional Director to Tall at Kickoff Session Tomorrow Night   CAPTAINS ARE NAMED

Fall Before Gas Price Set   It May Be Later Before FPC Makes A Final Decision

Wilson And Bevan Quit ‘Government   Churchill May Return To Power if Cabinet Falls

 BEVAN, WILSON RESIGN Attlee’s Labor Government Faces Gravest Crisis As Revolt Grows

British Government Rocked As Second Official Resigns  Trade Board Head Quits, May Force  New Election Soon

Churchill Looms Large as Atlee Regime Wavers   Two Additional Socialists May Drop Portfolios

New Crisis Hits Attlee Regime .  Leftists Quitting Cobinet; Election Might Restore  ee

Two Resign From British Cabinet May Force Attlee To Call Election

Sky Bolt Hits Huge Alcohol Storage Tank   Flames Seen For Miles; Call Five Fire Departments

Opposes Korea ‘Frittering’  Finletter Says Most U.S. Air Units To Go To West

Finletter Says Most Air Units Held for Europe   Air Secretary Opposes ‘Frittering Away’ Force in Korea

Most U. §. Air Tactical Units For Europe   Finletter Opposes "Frittering Away”   Any of Bomber Force

Atlantic Pact Nafions Will Get Air Help   Finletter Says Most  _ Of Nations 50 Groups Available to North Atlantic Defense

Air Force Ready For NATO Duty, Says Secretary   Rep. Brown Terms Proposal Foolish; New Tax Plan Asked

Air Force to Aid Treaty Nations   50 Groups Available, Secy. Finletter Says

Labor Leaders Ready To Back Democrats  Move Started To   Move Started To Give Truman 1952 Support

LABOR LEADERS MAY SHUN TAFT TO Al TRUMAN   New Blasts At Ohio Senator Indicate Unions May Throw Strength Behind Democratic Candidate.

SS SWS wS UWS  Labor Blasts Top Republican  In Presenting Views On Race

Blast at Taft: Hints Labor Set For Drive   Action Indicates . Leaders May Throw Strength Behind ~ Democrat's Choice

May Be Hint That Unions Will Back Democrats In 1952   Green and Tobin Link Senator and Law They Oppose

Wert BEIUEICLe  Labor Blasts Top Republican  In Presenting Views On Race

Politics Shapes Up  Labor Leaders Indicate Dem Backing In’52 Race

Sec. Marshall Raps Critics Of Korea War   Defense Official Claims Remarkable Record by Avoiding General Conflict

Marshall Raps Korean War Critics x k a a! 5 a a ae!  sys. oe ay wre. wr @ +s go wep yg Wr ge FRM tt   Cites Similar Views Voieed On Air Lift And ‘Aid To Greece

Grads Briefed   Marshall Hits Out At Korea Critics, Lauds  U.S. Foreign Record

Lashes Out At Korea Critics   Defense Secretary Talks to Washington Class at St. Louis

Marshall Hits Policy Critics; Cites Record   Secretary Points To Greece And Berlin Airlift.

Marshall Lash On Critics Of Korean War   Vetense oecretary  “Points to Avoidance Of a General War

Marshall Lashes OutAtCritics — Of Korea Policy   Defense Chief Cites Greece, Airlift In Berlin, ERC Program

Marshall Attacks Critics Of Korea War Procedure, Cites Greece, Berlin Lift

Marshall Defends Position of U. 5. In Korean War   Secretary of Defense Is Commencement Speaker at Washington University.

Korea Policy Crities Hit By Marshall  Po Lhitef Daintc   Defense Chief Points To ‘Remarkable’ ll. &. Achievements

DRAFT QUOTA FOR MARCH © IS THIRTEEN   Two Less Inductions From Union County Thon For This Month

RED TIMETABLE IS UPSET  Mid-Korean Lateral Road Is Taken By Allied Foree

Allies Seize Vital Stretch On Highways   Armored Columns Defense Points in Central Korea Zone

Vital Stretch Of Highways Is Taken By U.N.   Tenth Corps Troops Make Advance In Central Korea Mire

Kansas Floods Hit 2M Major Cities; 15,000 Evacuated  _ Rage Rampant  As Waters Hamper Blescan Tiwhenwe

Midwest Flood Toll Rises  As Thousands Flee Homes  Two Bridges Washed Out in Konsas Capital; Planes in Service to Ald With Evacuation

Order Industrial Area Of Kansas City Evacuated As Flood Danger Increases

FLOOD-GRIPPLES  FAST KANSAS   Swirling Waters Hand Vicious Blow Ta Two Major Cities—At Least 11 Persons Dead.

Planes Used  To Evacuate Worst Areas   Tire Breaks Out; Water Pours Into Industrial Section

Kansas Floods Spread; Death Toll Now tf   a Major Cities Hit As. River Pours Over Levees

Kansas City Area Ravaged by Flood  Residents Warned; Industries Suffer

Kansas City, Topeka Hit By Raging Floods   Damage Grows, With At Least 11 Dead In Two-State Area

Floods Hit New Areas  In Kansas   Kansas City, Kans., “And Topeka Newest Cities To Feel Full Force Of Wild Kansas River

Raging Waters Expected fo Hif Wichita Tonight   Fire Rages Unchecked In Industrial Area Near Kansas City

Two Kansas Cities Are Dealt Blows by Flood   Kansas City, Topeka Suffer Heay) Damacae From Swollen River.

FRESH MISERY DEALT EASTERN HALF OF STATE   Fire Adds To Fury Of Devastating Floods In Kansas City

Spreading Flood Waters Paralyze Kansas Cities;  11 Persons Known Dead

rortions of Kansas LY, HAaS., AOPCHKA ANUNGALE neoearer ene prerereenr greener owns Ct ot AC A A IAAL  Wildly Spreading Flood Deals  New Misery to Eastern Kansas

Eastern Kansas Paralyzed By Spr eading F ‘loodwaters Threatening Major  Cities

Record Floods Ravage Major Kansas Cities  11 Known Dead And TDamave Moannting Ac

2 Kansas Towns Hit Deadly Blows By Raging Floods   Kansas City, Topeka Latest Areas To Feel Full Force Of Kansas River; At Least 11 Persons Reported Dead

Flood Damage Mounts In Kansas Areas   Blazing Gas Floating On Floodwaters Set Two Maior Fires

Kansas City, Kan., Is Hard Hit by the Kaw; At Least 11 Perish  Fire Adds to Fury of Swirling Kansas River in Armourdale; Small Communities lsolated

FLOODS GRIP EAST KANSAS   At Least Eleven Have A! ready Died In Surgent Waters

Flood Waters Inflict Paralyzing Blows On Two Major Cities In Eastern Kansas

Floods Inflict More Misery In  2 Kansas Cities 20,000 Homeless In. Topeka; Heavy Loss In Kansas City

AIRCRAFT AIDS EVACUATION IN KANSAS FLOOD   Eastern Half Of State Crippled By Overflows; 11 Deaths Reported.

DEALT HEAVY WATER LOSS   Eastern Section Of State Virtually Paralyzed

Thousands Flee Homes as Rivers Keep on Rising  Planes Carry Food To isolated Towns

SEARCH PUSHED FOR SURVIVORS   Hope Fading.’ For’ Rescue Of 11. Men Still Missing In Shipwreck Off N.C, Coast. %

Non-commercial Fishing Barred In Territory for First Time’   New Regulations to Protect Commercial Fisheries; Secretary of Interior Chapman Says Only Four Streams Have Been Closed

Non Commercial Fishing To Be Restricted This Summer   Salmon Trolling To Start June 18th

Action on Two Companion Bills at Har ‘isburg Held Up, However; Cabinet Confirmation Showdown Put Off.

HOUSE OK AYS PART OF STATE DEFENSE PLAN   Other Developments  Included Soldier Vote Action

Royal Couple Will Visit North America   Heiress, Duke Cheered As Thev Enter Plane For Atlantic Flight

Princess Is Off On Flying Trip ToSee America   Elizabeth ond Philip Will Tour All Conoda Then Cail on Trumon

It’s Getting Harder To Make A Crooked Dollar All The Time As Texas Prepares To Banish Gambling

ON THE INSIDE   FUNERAL RITES IN TEXAS  Marble Table, Slot Machine Must Disappear by Friday

U..5. Informs: British Red China Won't Help Write Jap Peace Paci

U. §. Rejects British Proposal to Let Reds In On Jap Peace Pact  Also Says Policy On Formosa’s Future Remains Unchanged

GOP Chairman Backs Eisenhower For Presidency  General’s Talents Are ’. Available in 1952, Pfeiffer Savs

Republican Leader Calls For Gen. lke Eisenhower To Become G. 0. P. Nominee For President Next Year

New York GOPs in  Eisenhower Boom   Republican Chairman Calls For Presidential Race By the General in 1952

Pentagon Sifts Last POW List  Several ‘Confused’ Identifications   Several ‘Confused’ Identifications  Remain To Be Clarified

Pentagon Ends Double - Check Of POW List   200 “Special Problems’ S.i'! Not-Clarified; No Fake Names Given

CHECKING OF POW LIST NEAR END   TWENTY NAMES THOSE OF SOLDIERS U, S. REPORTED KILLED IN ACTION,

Pentagon Silts Last of Names On POW List   Officials Say About 200 Special Problem: Await Clarification

Task of Listing War Prisoners Nearly Finished   Officials Say 200 Cases of Confused Identities Remain

Red German Youth Festival Pushes For Peace, ‘Unity’ in East Berlin

PLANE INTO RIVER, FINANCIER KILLED   CLEVELAND MAN, HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER-IN-LAW DIE IN CRASH.

PLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO THREE   Wealthy Cleveland Financier And Two Passengers  Die Near Washington

Clevelanders Die As Their Plane Crashes   Thomas White, Wife Daughter-In-Law Dive Into Potomac

} Power Authority Attacks Seaway Legislation as Insult to States

Red Reporter Sees Fast POW Delivery Possible   Says UN Prisoners Could Be Exchdnged Week After Armistice

Prisoner Exchange Still Argued   Red Newsman Says It Could Be Speeded; New Allied Demand.

TOKYO: CONTINUES T0 BEAM OFFER 10 RED ARMY CHIEFS   UN Officials Still Optimistic _ Despite Silence ~ Bae of Foe.   LULL ON BATTLEFRONT   Hospital Ship Is Poised to ’ Leave for Armistice Rendezvous

Reds Still Snub UN Truce Bid  Communists Continue Propacanda Broadeasts

Lull in Korean War  Continues as Reds  Maintain Silence  Ridgway’s Armistice Terms   a ate ee , ee ee , ee   Ridgway‘s Armistice Terms Cover Eight-Point Program Laid Down by UN Committee

Battle Lull Lengthens In Korea _   Ridgway’s Message Repeated; Reds Air Propaganda ”

Enemy Radio Carries Only Propaganda  Danish Ship Is To Be Site OF A   Danish Ship Is To Be Site Of Any Cease-Fire Chats

Ridgway Appei Gets Wide Play   Armies Continue To Hurl Shells ..

General Ridgway’s Message To Red Field Commanders Proposing Peace Repeated

Reds Still Fail To Answer Offer Of Armistice  Battlefront Quiet As Ridgway Awaits

Enemy is Silent On Allied Proposal  Ship Stands Ready to Become Scene of Parley; Fighting Lags

Lull At Front Holds; Planes Spot Vehicles   Red-Radio Inaudible - After Usual Schedule; ‘Peace’ Ship Readied

No Reply to UN Armistice Talk Offers   Communist Radios Carry Usual Propaganda as Fighting Lull Persists

Danish Hospital Ship Ready To Sail For Wonsan On Short Notice   Patients Removed From Jutlandia   Peiping Radio Continues Anti-American Line But Not Violently

Reds Silent On Offer To Confer   100 Mile Korean Battlefront Remains Relatively Quiet

Reds Ignore UN Proposal To Talk Truce   Enemy Broadcast Usual Propaganda; Allied Officer Says it ‘Mav Take Hours’

Lull Gains on Battlefields   Red Redio Keeps up Propeganda Line, Silent On U. N. Offer of Peace Telks

Remodeled White House Won't Have $35 OOO Teddy Roosevelt Gold Piano

Detroit Fires Striking Bus, Trolley Men  Law Bans Public Employe Walkout

CITY OF HITCHHIKERS   Striking Transit Workers Fired by Detroit Board

Tar Heel Prisoners  Identified   Defense Dept. Continues Check Of Red Roster

Goodyear Strikers Return fo Work   Negotiations Go on By Union, Company

Christmas Be! is Toll Texas Tragedies State Leads Whole Nation In Holiday Cacudliy List

Holiday Mishaps Cause 822 Deaths in Nation; Majority on Highways

841 Accidental Deaths Occur During Week-End   Traffic Accidents Cost 543 Lives, Fires Take 108

Fatalities in Nation Climb To 877. Mark   Five Hundred and Sixty-Three Persons Perish in Highway Accidents; Number Is Below Estimate.

841 Americans Die In Holiday Accidents 943 In Car Wrecks  Hazardous Driving Conditions Credited With Saving Lives

$22 Killed In Holiday Aceidents  Auto Crashes   Auto Crashes Take 536 Lives, Texas Leading

Nation's ‘Bigges!  Bookie Scorns Kefauver Probe   James J. Carroll Doesn’t Care for Television Lights

 == Christmas  \Weodue Toys for Children;  ‘Higher Prices for: Parents

Se ee  Not Only More W ‘ooden. Toys This Christmas, But They'll Cost More

"SHE LOOKED LIKE A FINE PERSON!  Bartender Admired Her —Before She Opened Bag

Army Engineers  Will Leave Soon   Depends on Local Gov't. Levels Being Able to Handle Flood Work   DECISION OUT TODAY

Depends on Local Gov't. Levels Being Able to Handle Flood Work   DECISION OUT TODAY   All Temporary Work Under Engineers Will Be Fed erallv Fmanced

STATEMENT AT TOKYO TELLS U, $, DOUBTS   State Department Disclaims Getting Memo Made Public

STATEMENT AT TOKYO TELLS U.S, DOUBTS   State Department Disclaims Getting Memo Made Public  ‘ee: ‘Ween a RR: wen GaS een

Both Giants, Dodgers Win; Race Is Tied   Final Games Toda y To Name Contender In World Series

 S SWsseass wa ys  Eisenhower Told President He Wouldn't Run For Office

Spain Gets Monarchist Gov’t Setup   Says tke Told Him in 1949 He Wouldn't Run

Truman Doesn't Know If He's Changed Mind Since ~  In 49, Ike Said He Wouldnt Run

SENATORS OK NOV. 1 START OF TAX BOOST   Propose Increase of 11 Pet on Presnt Income Taxes.

Senate.Group Chops Tax Increase Bill  — $438,000,000 Cut Off House-Passed - Individual Levies

Corporation Tax Next on Senate Committee List  Panel Reaches Agreement On

Senate Whittles a House Tax Bill   $800 Million Lopped From $7.2 Billion Tax In cré€ase Measu re   CORPORATE TAX NEXT   Committee Agrees to Boost Personal Income Tax  $2.4 Billion

Group Cuts 800 Million Off Tax Bill   Senate Comittee Gives Tentative OK to 2'/2 Billion Hike

Senate Cuts 800 Million From House Tax Bill  : Individuals May i Branre Incame Tay   Individuals May Figure Income Tax In Either of 2 Ways

Senate Slashes House Tax Tofal  $800,000,000 Cut.  Fram Pranocale

House Tax-boost Bill Is Whittled by Senate:  Price Controls in Jam

Senate Reduces Income Tax Hike  Voted By House   House-Passed Bill Already Cut By @ann Million.

Plan Gives Taxpayers Two Options   Senate Finance Unit Knocks 800 Million Off House Measure

Tax Boost Bill Cut By  ‘Senators   Committee Lops $800-Million From House-Passed Hike

Additional Cuts In Tax   Senate Committee Lops Off More Items In Act

Senators Lop 80.0 Million From Tax Bill   Committee Holds. Saturday Session to Speed Action on Measure

“Senate Group Trims Tax Bill 800 Million  Tentatively Okays  Hike Formula; Sets * Date for Increase

Senate Tax Experts Cut Slice Off House Tax Bill   Saturday Session Is Held As Washington Tries To Figure Way To Get More Taxes

0 MILLION : TAKEN FROM HOUSE FORMULA   Personal Tax Boost Is 400 Million. Dollars Less Than Hike Voted Earlier. Ip House.

SENATE VERSION OF NEW TAX BILL BELOW HOUSE'S   Committee Eases Income Hike, Now Takes Up Corporation Levy Rates

SENATORS CLIP BIG TAX BOOST   Higher Rates May Not Go Into Effect Until November 1

Senate Whitties House Tux Bill   Nearly $800 Million “Has Been Lopped Off; Boasts Will Rei ba Nace Eall

SENATE HIKES INCOME TAX   Say Selfishness Among Economic Groups Is Disaster Road

Senate Unit Votes Lighter  Tax Inerease   Taxpayer Given Choice Of Two Procedures For Payment

‘Observe All Traffic Laws To Reduce Holiday Deaths, Warns Dept. of Safety

Famous U. S. Troopship Destroyed   George Washington, 25,000 Tons, Considered Total Loss; No Hints At Sabotage Yet.

= e Formos a Story  Chiang Forces Seen Strongest Since They Fled China Mainland

ITALIAN POLICE KILL ONE AND WOUND OTHERS EIRING-ON MOB OF 2.000 PROTESTING “IKE” __

Ike’s Visit Again Marred   Second Fatality To Demonstrator Recorded In Italy

Rep. Rogers Leads Mighty Fig nt for Gl Grave Crosses  Sethey Are Symbols of Christianity and pn am ete PL em Oop, bd.

UAW Okays Dues Hike For Strike, Political Funds   $1 Increase Approved After Raucous Debate

UAW BOOSTS DUES, VOTES STRIKE FUND   Political Action Kitty -Also Approved at Hectic Session

Warning Given Over Building Up Airfields   Allied Troops Fight To Regain, Then Lose Ridge Position

Reds Threaten Talks Break-Off   Demand UN Drop Airfield Complaint

CIVIL DEFENSE BILL, PASSED BY STATE SENATE   Dems Are Dissatisfied With Measure, But Vote For It

Key Billin Defense Plan Given O. K.  Only One Democrat, Neff, Votes Against the Measure.

Key Bill for Civil Defense Passes Senate   Assembly Approves Measure After Bitter Debate

Some Evidence Of Enem: Withdrawals In Cen tral Korea   RIDGWAY CONFIDENT ’ OF HOLDING KOREA

Allies Push Front Line Back North  Retake No-Man’s Land Above Seow

Allies Edge Line North Once More   First Advance in Korea Since Halting Reds’ Offensive.

nopposed Part o-Man’s-Land Reoccupied  Next Big Red Blow Expected In Center

Allies Push Line North As Reds Fail   No-Man’s Land Is Being Swept Clean Of Red Remnants

Allies’ Front Line dging Forward   Next Heavy Blow Of Communists Expected In Central Korea Area

Allies Edge North In Central Korea   Enemy Withdrawals Indicate New Offensive Blow Plenned

UNTLINES ADVANCE AS REDS RETREAT   Edge Ahead in West Central Area; Uijonghu ts Reenterec

Allies Edge West-Central Front Line Back North  WwW... .... dO ek   Reoccupy Part Of No-Man’s Land And Tank Patrols  Enter Ulioncbu

Allied Troops Advance Front Line in Center   Deep No-Man’s Land Northeast of Seoul Is Occupied  nopposed

Bill Calls for Income Tax On Dividends   Would Re-enactPrivilege Dividend Levy, Add Individual Payments

Laborit tes To Soa Rich, Aid Workers   Party Charges That Conservatives Would Soak The Workers

Veil Of Mystery Surrounding Armistice Talks Uncovered By AnnouncementOfCold-Blooded Massacre Of Prisoners By Reds

Allied Officer Says Communists On Spot   They ‘Don’t Want To Have To Answer Questions About What Happened To Their Prisoners,’ Spokesman Says

No Mystery About Delays ~  Reds Havent Wanted to Talk. on Prisoners’ Fate

MAIN POINTS   Fate of American Prisoners May Be Holdup to Korean Armistice   TRAPPED ONCE

Atrocity Figures Unveil Truce Talk Mystery—  Alles Want an Armistice, But Reds Seex Cease-Fire

— CEASE-FIRE — Atrocity Story Tips Reds’ Hand   THEY ALMOST TRAPPED UN

Mystery Vell Now Stripped From Red Talk   Commies Don’t Wan To Answer Queries About UN Prisoners

Truce Delays And Murders Are Related   Reds Stall Cease Fire in Order to Avoid Having to Explain POW Deaths

Mystery Veil Is Lifted By The Atrocities   Viewed As Reason For Stalling By  Communist Envoys BY ROBERT EUNSON

Armistice Talks May Get Setback Over Slaughter   Announcement Of Massacre Rips Aside Veil Of Mvysterv.

REDS OUT IN OPEN NOW Atrocity Story Shows ’ Cause of Talk Deadlock

British Sending Troops  Leader Declares Iran ‘Will Fight To the End’ For Oil Nationalization

fran Will Fight To Achieve Aim, Premier States   Only Nationalization Can  Save Country's People, Mossadegh Declares

Paratroops To Cypruslran Firm   Mossedegh Stands on "Fight to End” Policy; British Brigade to Cyprus

Leader Declares Iran ‘Will Fight To the End’ For Oil Nationalization

Will Fight To Achieve Oil  Nationalization   Britain Sending Tough Parachute Brigade to Nearby Cyprus Island

Iran Will Fight To End To Achieve Oil Nationalization, Declares Prime Minister   Britain Sending Tough Sixteenth ’Chute Brigade To Island Of Cyprus; Red Ambassador Warns Of Resistance.

IRANIANS PROMISE FIGHT TO FINISH   Premier Says Nation’s Only Hope Is Oil Seizure

Prime Minister Says lran To Fight For Oil  Leader In Tears Ae Un Tealle AL

lran To Fight To End, Prime Minister Says  Britain Sending Parachute Brigade

Fovernment Head Makes Statement   Britain Reveals 4,000 Parachuters Will be Assigned To Nearby Island

Iran Premier Says Oil Wells To Be Taken Ove  British Send Brigade Of Paratroops to Cyprus in Crisis

Iran to Fight To Keep Oil.  Leader Vows   ‘Only Nationalization’ of Resources Could Save Iran's People

Iran Premier Vows F ight On Oil Issue   West Is Warned; Britain Orders Troops to Cvprus

[Will “Fight To The End”... yy Premier Of Iran Plans Oil Seizure

ran To Fight For Oil Fields  British Send Troops, Get liltinatbun

A Fight to End, Pledged by Iran   Oil Nationalization Goal, Official Says

Premier Warns West To Back Nationalization   Write Off Middle East if Move Fails, Is Word of Leader

Prime Minister ()f Iran Promises Hight To The End   Tearfully Asserts Country Will Battle  For Nationalization

Iran Will Fight, . Premier Declares  Weeping Official Threatens Britain

Bill Giving County Commissions Power fo Build Feeder Roads ls Killed After House Attacks

Gordon Caught While Riding ‘In Dope Convoy   Notorious Gangster Reportedly Linked With Big Syndicate

KOREAN FIGHTING CONTINUES DESPITE ~MacARTH! JR.: REMOV: Ls. CONTROVERSY

MacArthur Fiasco Has Little Effect On United Nations War in Korea

ACHESON STOPS DEBATE IN UN ON KOREAN WAR   Holds That Truce Is Not Possible Without POW Return

No Truce Unless War Prisoners Are Returned  So Declares Acheson In U.N. Debate On Korea Situation (BULLETIN) PARIS, Nev. 17.—(INS) U.S. Secretary of State Acheson today won priority for the western disarmament

Acheson Says Free Captives Basis of Truce   Secretary Leads Fight To Bar Early Debate On Korea

UN ASSEMBLY AGENDA OK’D  Acheson Wins In Move To Delay Korea Debates

School Board to Sell Some  for Building Improvements This Summer

TO ISSUE BONDS   School Board to Sell Some for Building Improve' ments This Summer

ASK FIRE POLICE TO BE ON THE ALERT   Must Try and Stop Unauthorized Persons from Doing Damage at Fires    RORERTS SPEAKS

Fire Cop Head Deplores Damage Done By Fire-Happy ‘Nuts’ To House Contents

Quick Approval Of Controls Bill Seen In House   President Is Expected To, Sign Measure Despite Criticism Of Provisions

States May Be Extended Credit in Dratt Calls ‘For National Guards and Reserves in Servic:

Faint Signals Spur Hunt For British Sub: Fear For 75 On Board Mounts

Faint Underwater Signals Spur Blind Search For Missing British Submarine

Faint Signals Spur Lost Sub. Rescue Efforts   Time Runs Out For 75 Men . Trapped Undersea

British U-Boat Located, Faint  Signals Heard   Hope Of Saving 75 Aboard Submarine , Spurs Blind Search

Signals Weaken From Royal Sub Sunk In Channel   Time Is Reported Running Out For Safety Of 75 Men Trapped in Craft; Atmosphere Of Mystery Prevails Regarding Disaster

Hope Dims for 75 Men on Submarine  Sunk in Channel   Craft Sends Out Faint Signals; Time Is Reported to Be  Running Out

FAINT SOUNDS SPUR SEARCH FOR 75 MEN   Oxygen Supply Is Exhausted as Time Runs Out

LOSE CONTACT WITH MISSING BRITISH SUB   FAINT SIGNALS ARE HEARD FROM 75 MEN TRAPPED IN SHIP

Time Ranning Out For 75  Blind Hunt for Sub Spurred By Weak Undersea Signals

\Faint Underwater Signals Spur Blind Search Today \For Missing British Submarine; Time Running Out

Little Hope Held For 75 Tn Lost Sub   Faint Signals Heard  But Time Running  Out; Exact Location Not Yet Determined

Battle Time In Rescue of Sub Crewmen   Faint Underwater Signals _ $pur Search for Craft  Imbedded in Channel

SIGNALS SPUR HUNT FOR SUB   Time Running Out Foi 75 Men Trapped In Underseas Craft

Faint Signals Spur Search for Lost Submarine   Time Is Running Out for Men and Officers Aboard the British Noval Creét

Faint Signals Spur Rescue Of Submarine  Time Running Out For Trapped Men

Faint Signal Raises Hopes For Lost Sub   Royal Navy Yet Unable To Make Actual Contact

Faint Underwater Signals Bring Hope Submarine Crew May Still Be Alive

Faint Signals Spur Search for British Sub   Air Supply May Be Exhausted; Boat Still Not Spotted

Time Running Out for Unfortunate Britishers  Faint Taps Tell of Life on n Sub

HOPE EBBS FOR MENON SUBMARINE   Faint Underwater Signals Spur Blind Search for British Sub on Bottom of English Channel.   TRAPPED IN MUD . AT 198 FT. DEPTH   No Contact Established, Fear Oxygen Supply fo: 75 Men May Run Out by 2 P. M.

British Underseacraft Stuck on Bottom of English Channel; Atmosphere of Mystery Prevails

Craft Is Caught On Bottom Of British Channel   Rescuers Fail To Make Contact With Submarine, Trapped For 40 Hours Under 198 Feet Of Water

Hear Faint Signals from  Sunken Sub  Time Runs Out For 75 Trapped In Channel Dive

Time Running Out For 75   ime Running Out for ¢o  Blind Hunt for Sub Spurred By Weak Undersea Signals

Time Running Out Swiftly for Men in Missing British Sub   Rescuers Puzzled Fy Failure to Use Escape Hatches or Marker Busy; Oxygen Supply To Be Exhausted Soon

Hope Wanes For 75 Men Trapped In British Sub   Time Running Out On Crew Of Affray, Stuck In Channel.

Faint Signals Spur Search For Stuck Submarine  Time Running Out For Any Of 75 Who May Yet Be Alive

Big Money Bills Win House Okeh   Truman’s Civil Defense Program Cut $625 Million

CALL FOR GUTS ON PAYROLLS OF AGENCIES   Also Slashes Civil Defense 65 Millions; Say Plan ls Inadequate.

House In Okay Of Big Bills   Three Approved For $4,086,000,000 Cuts Being Made in Some Agencies

House Okays Three Money Bills Today   Sets 10 Per Cent Cut in Most Affected Agencies, Hits CDA Funds Hard

House Okays Funds Bill Which Cuts Bureau Payrolls   Three Money Bills. However, Total More Than Four Billions.

Included In $4 Billion Money Bills   Affected Agencies Must Reduce Number of Workers : By 10 Per Cent

3 Money Bills Are Given Final Okeh of House  Over $4 Billion le Sum Invalved

Money Bills. Call for 10% Payroll Cuts   Federal Agencies Must Trim Budgets, Under Compromice

LONG DELAYED BILLS ON CASH   Payroll Cuts Are Included In Most Of Appropriation:

House Okays Bills Totaling  Four Billions   Call for 10 Pet. Cut in Most Agencies; 4th Ready for Action

Three Government Money Bills Get Final House Okay   Committee Strips Funds President Asked For Civil Defense

Another Try at Break Through In Center Seen   General MacArthur Warns that Chinese Buildup is Ominous

Enemy Drive May Be Near; Front Quiet   Pilots Attack 1,000 Vehicles Moving Up Toward Center of Line

Mac Warns Of Mighty Red Builduy   Another Attempt To Burst Through UN Lines Expected

Red Buildups Confirmed By M’ Arthur   Planes Underscore Warning, Blast At 1000 Vehicles

Allied Bombers Attack Massing  Enemy Vehicles   GI Tanks Blast Foe’s Positions Atop Ridge Across Old Boundary

TANK COLUMN POURS SHELLS ACROSS 38TH   Armor Doesn't Cross ‘Line; UN Forces Await Chinese

UN Planes Blast Enemy Vehicles On Move South   Allies Expect More Human Wave Attacks From Communist Foe

ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO PIERCE ALLIED LINE 1S EXPECTED   Flow of Red Vehicles in North Korea Reaches Peak, Fliers Report   LULL HITS FRONTS   Navy Guns Blast at Enemy’s Positions Along East Coast

REDS PREPARING FOR NEW DRIVE AGAINST ALLIES   MacArthur Warns Of Ominous Buildup North Of Parallel   HWACHON IS LIKELY STARTING POINT

Red Buildup Behind Line Poses Threat  MacArthur Sees Attack Coming

Foe Masses Troops Just North of 38th Under Cannon Fire OF Roving US. Tanks

MORRISVILLE MAY TAX FOOD HAWKERS   Traffic and Sanitation Problems Are Cited by Boro’ Officials   PROPOSE NEW LAW

U.N. VOTES EMBARGO ON COMMUNISTS   General Assembly Takes Formal Ac. tion Against Red Agvressors.

Assembly Ratifies Proposal   47-0 Vote Clamps Vise On Reds Opposing Allies

General Assembly Orders Embargo on China; India Leads Abstaining Bloc

Orders Ban On Red Aid   UN Assembly OK’s Strategic Embargo 47 To 0

UN VOTE 47-0 TOR EMBARGE ON REO CHINE   Russia and Four: Cominforn Nations Refuse .to Take Part in Action.

UN Assembly OK's Embargo On China   Strategic Embargo Also Affects North Korea; Russia Fails To Vote

UN Orders Embargo on Red China   World-Wide _ Embargo Passes BvAv7-0 Voto —

UN ASSEMBLY SETS EMBARGO ON RED CHINA   Russ, Puppet Bloc Withhold Votes On Issue

DiSalle May Run For U. §. Senate  Would Oppose John Bricker Next Year

Rea!, Genuine Candy-Striped North Pole Scheduled To Be Planted Tonight

LOVER'S LANE KILLING SCENE   Four Teen-Agers Held After Man’s Body Is Found.

Santa Claus Banned Behind ‘Curtain’   Merry Christmas From Uncle Joe

Allied Troops Beat Off Red  Counter-Drive   They ‘Take Three Griportant ELilfs fa Newest Offensive

UN Charges Ambush Plot to Disrupt Talks   Red Chief Accuses U. $ Troops af Violating Neutral] Zone

Record Tax Tike To Be emanded   Vost Of Money Will Go To Build iol. S. Defenses

‘WAR’ BUDGET TO BE GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Biggest Tax Boost in U. S. History to Be Asked

If Congress Approves New Budget Heaviest Peacetime Spending Program To Start

Truman Budget Monday Will Ask Over 70 Billions   Biggest Tax Hike In History Seen In Fiscal Setup

INFLUENCE WEB LINK CHARGED      ‘Aide Admits Knowing RFC Principals

Dawson Told Influence Is Detrimental   More Taxes On Liquor, Wine Being Planned

Case Of Chicago Woman May Aid Research Into ‘Frozen Sleep’ As Possible Weapon Against Cancer

Experience of Chicago Woman May Stimulate Research Into “Frozen Sleep” as Cancer Weapon

President Due To Sign Tax Measure Today   Military Construction Conferees Break Up in Disagreement

President Due To Sign Tax Measure Today  Military Construction Conferees Break

House Coalition Ready to Battle RFC Proposal   Prepare to Beat Down Truman Plan to Abolish 5-Man Board

Witnesses Quizzed In College Building Hearing On Princes:  Anne mnie Is Due  Tadayv

Ridgway Sees Final Victory  Over Chinese   Convinced Troops Are Fighting for More Than Stalemate; UN Advances

Ridgway Hits At Any Talk Of Stalemate   Says He Knows Of Ne Plan To Halt Fighting Al 38th Parallel

niageway Deleves: Ending War on 38th Parallel  Would Be Victory for U. N.

ENROLLMENT FOR BENSALEM SCHOOLS SHOWS INCREASE   from 1607 to 1698   BOARD HAS SESSION   Andalusia Add’n Delayed; Re-Piping at High School About Complete

BENSALEM ENROLLMENT SHOWS $1 INCREASE   Jumps From 1,607 To 1,698 In Period Of One Year   FINISH PARKING LOT

Allies’ Big Guns Pound Kumsong, Red Road Hub   Resistance Increases: as Infantrymen Move Within 2 Miles of City

Red Bastion Is Pounded By Allied Guns   Kumsong Area On Central Front Is Under Heavy Attack As Last Ridge Below Town Is Reached

U.N. Heavy Guns Pound Kumsona   Reds Stubbornly Resisting Allies In Most Sectors

TROOPS EDGING NEARER TARGET OF ENEMY BASE   Tank Fire Supports Infantrymen’s Drive —Communists Resisting Onslaught. OF UL N,

Allied Artillery Pounds Kumsong Today as Foot Soldiers Drive Within Two Miles of That Town

Heavy Artillery Rains Fire on Key Red Supply Base   Day-Long UN Assaults On 2 Yonchon Hills Hurled Back By Enemy

Allied Big Guns  Pound at Kumsong   Infantryimen Push to Within Two Miles of Former Red Bastion

AED ROAD HUB UNDER ATTACK BY UN ARM   Fresh Chinese Replacements Dig in for Battle at Kumsonda.

Planes Pounc Reds On Last Major Ridge   Officers Agree On Neutral Zone Size, Parley Hopes Mount

Allies’ Big Guns Pounding iKumsong   Infantrymen Within Two Miles of Red Bastion

Infantrymen, Tanks Near Red Bastion   Enemy Stubbornly Resists Attacking  UN Troops in Every Fighting Sector

ALLIES P KUMSONG BASE   Tank-Led Infantry Moves Within Two Miles Of City

Allies Shell Kumsong;:  Truce Barrier Solved   Biggest Hurdle In Talks Cleared

Tank-Supporied UN Infantry Only Two Miles From Kumsons   Chinese Replacements Deeply Entrenched on Last Major Ridge South of City.

Allied Artillery Pounds Kumsong  Enemy Resistance Slowing Advance

Allied Big Guns Pound Kumsong As Reds Resist   Supported By Tanks UN Infantrymen Push In 2 Miles Of Site

Meet Stubborn Communist Resistance   U. N. Forces Fail To Take Two Hills In Day-Long Fight

Kumsong Is Pounded By Allied Guns   Infantry Fights To Within Two Miles Of Bastion

Big Guns Pound Kumsong; Reds Tighten Defense   Allies Fail to Take Two Hills on Western Front Fighting

Kumsong, Former Red Bastion, Is Being Pounded   U.N. Infantrymen Draw ing Closer To City But Reds Resisting.

Allies Within Two Miles Of Red Bastion   U.N. Forces Drive Nearer To Key Base Of Kumsong

Allied Cannon Pound Kumsong, Infantry Poised  Stubborn Resistance Butlin hu Cammiunicte

Allies Fight Within 2 Miles Of Red Bastion   Kumsong Pounded By UN Artillery

REDS BATTLE STUBBORNLY IN ALL AREAS   Fresh Chinese Are Encountered Near  South Ridge Line

ALLIES SHELL KUMSONG; GI'S 2 MILES AWAY   Chinese Throw Fresh Troops Into Bottle for Road Hub.

Allies Reach Red Center; Talks Are Set   Officials Claim They Have Hopes For Final Peace

Reds Offer Battle   Stubborn Resistance Posed by Enemy on Almost Every Sector Gf Korean Front

Reds Resist Stubbornly All Along Korean Front, Deny Western Hille

Airliners Crash; Children Injured   Flaming Debris Scattered Over Cars, Truck in Accident Near Oakland

PonderBars For 14,000 If War Hits   FBI Has Line on That Many Subversives—  Would Prepare 4 Camp   RECOMMENDATIONS IN   House Committee Hears Prison Chief Bennett, FBI Director Hoover

Congress Warned of Camps if WarComes   Four Installations Where 14,000 -Known Subversives Could Be Kept Urged as Needed in This Nation

FBI Knows 14,000 Commies— _  Detention Camps For Red Political ' Prisoners Proposed In Case Of War

Detention Camp Proposal Given Congress Study   Urge Preparation For Political Prisoners in Wor

Camps Asked If War Hits   Political Prisoners  Would Be Detained

Four Political Prisoner Camps Sought In U. S.  Aaents List 14,000

—FOUR CHOSEN— Detention  Camp Sites Lined Up   U.S, PREPARING IN CASE OF WAR

Cone Strikers Resume Work In Greensboro   Back-To-Work Movement Starts As Textile Union Calls Off Strike

Textile Plants In Dixie Given Go Ahead Light   Wage Hike Demand Will Be Presented For Mediation

Says Former Actress, Gable  Were Intimate   Sugar Heir Spreckels Charge Is Denied bv Kay Williams

Czechs Arrest Vice Premier  Accused of Activities ‘Aaainst the State’

Czech Vice Premier Is Under Arrest   Hatchet Man Fired From Post By Pres. Gottwald

Czechs Hold Vice-Premier As Subversive   Ex-Haichet Man Of Red Regime Fired From Office

Leading Czech Red Arrested  Vice Premier Slansky Loses Post for ‘Anti-State’ Wark

Fire Slansky, Former Czech ‘Hatchet Man’   Reds Accuse VicePremier of ‘Activities Against the State’

Czech Officer Fired By Reds   Vice Premier, Ex-Hatchetman Under Arrest

Rudolf Slansky Charged With ‘Anti-Statism’   Shakeup Linked to Growing Unrest at Demands of Russia

Czech Red Leader Fired   One-Time Communist Hatchet Man Out As Vice Premier and Under Arrest

High Official of Czech Reds Fired, Arrest Ordered   Slansky, Trained In Moscow, Ousted By Gottwald

Red Czech Ace Ousted, Jailed   Backfiring of Oatis Case Held Cause of Latest Shakeup

R. Slansky, One-Time Hatchet Man For Czechoslovak Communism, rec

Czech Arrest Red Hatchet Man   Slansky Dismissed As Vice Premier

Onetime Hatchet Man of Czech Communism Is Arrested for ‘Activities Against the State’

Czech Vice Premier Fired, Arrested For Subversive Actions, Says Prague

Led Coup in 1948 —  Arrest Vice Premier  Of Czechoslovakia for Activity Against State

 — FIRST DIVISION COMMANDER — "Copter Falls 800 Feet; Marine General Unhurt

lowa Senate Told Higher Taxes Loom   Deficit of $9,000,000 In Next Two Years Is Indicated.

Last Appeal To China Wins Favor In U.N.   Non-Reds Offer   Non-Reds Offer Talks On Far East

FINAL APPEAL WILL BE MADE TORED CHINA   Non-Communists Vote Move After Debate By UN Powers

change Samicd  Non-Communist U. N, Members Favor Cease Fire Ultimatum —

Stand Of Reds On New Plan Yet Unknown   4-Power Parley On All Far East Issues Offered To Commie:

Cease-Fire Appeal Wins UN Majority   Russia, Red China Have Not Yet Made Their Stand Known

U.N. Truce Plan Assured Political Committee Okay   Red Bloc Expected _To Reject Proposal

FINAL APPEAL QN CEASE-FIRE GAINS FAVOR   Vote on Resolution May Be Recorded at Session Today

CHILL WEATHER BACK   Temperatures to Drop in Wake of : Good Rains Over State

Extend Deadline For New Pricing System on Food   Percentage Markup Pian Will Go Into Effect on May 14

May 14 Date On Food Prices   Markup System Deudline Extended For Two Weeks

Extension for Food Dealers   Twe-Week Extension Granted to Put Food Prices Under New Markup System

Food Dealers  Get Extension Have Until May 14  To Put in New Sveter

Extension on  ‘Markup’ Plan   OPS Order on Classifications is Stull Unchanged

Extend Food Ceiling Time   Dealers Still Must File Classifications Before Next Sunday

DELVES INTO CASE   Justice Department Prom ises Full Report on Confidence Racket

Mundt Says U. S. Conditions Conducive to Establishment Of a ''Swindler's Paradise" -

U.S. Starts Probe Of Agent's Scheme  Senators Charge Confidence Plot

Quick Study of Case Promised  Justice Dept. to Act in Mason Cace

Justice Dent. To Study Case Of Sam Mason   ‘Con Man’ Accused Of Defrauding Many People

Bizarre Con-Mar Case s Studied For Prosecution   Pudgy Sam Mason Tells of Operating Influence Racket

Prompt Action in Confidence Man's \Case Promised by Justice Department

Case Of Peg.Leg Slicker Proves U.S. Swindler’s Paradise, He Says

Korean Losses Worry Chinese Reds He a ae 2 ne ne : a a   eM tet ae S i ee geste: ae = a py at: ioe ees ies — _ —_   Hospital. Staffs Denuded, Gasoline Supply Also Drained

Warns on Expenses And Preparedness   State Chief Executive Says Expenses Must Be Con. trolled and Program Enacted to Meet Threat Of Bombina Attack.

Law-Enforcement Meefing Tonight  ' Citizens to Give Views Talk Plans of Action

Nourse Says Freeze Won’  Stop Spiral ©   Economy Expert Sees ‘Loopholes’ In U.S. Proscram

—CONTROLS — ‘Thawing” Orders  Drafted   ROLLBACKS IN PRICES SEEN

Price Freeze Won'tHaltRise.  Nourse Says   Officials on Delicate, Ted. ious Job of Releasing Some Pressure

Economist Expects More Price Hike: Because Of Many Statute Loovholes

Administration Is Confident of Favorable Vote   Wherry’s Resolution to Block Truman Is Fought by Connally

Administration Feels Confident In Troop Issue   Sure Senate To Approve Sending Force To Europe

Troops-to-Kurope Issue Faces First Round in Senate  Bar on Commitments Until Congress Acts Is Proposed

U. S. Troops’ For ‘Europe  To Be Voted. Later Today   Senate Is Expected To Approve Sending Americans Overseas

Feel Senate Will Approve Troops Move   Troops-to-Europe Issue Comes Up Today; Unusual  Resolution Given

Senate Vote Might Win First Round   Connally Hopes to Halt Wherry Resolution on Issue of Troops for Europe  Confidence Felt  Texan Feels Certai n Senate Will Approve Allocations

Senate Faces Test Vote On Sending Gis   Connally Says GOP Move To Block U. §. Troops ‘Ridiculous’

Strikes. Shortage Idle Auto Workers   Chrysler and Packard Send 22,000 Men Home After Strike at Supply Firm

22000 AUTO WORKERS IDLE   Strikes And Resultant  Material Shortages Are Responsible

$300 TO GUARD UNIT   Community Shows Appreciation for Duty During July Flood

- ADMIRAL TESTIFIES —  Soviet Mines — Keeping Pace With Sweepers

Testimony Of Sherman Is Censored   Admiral is Witness At Senate Hearing On Gen. M’Arthur

SHERMAN TELLS PROBERS Few Thousand Soviet Mines Swept Up In Korean Waters

Leon Henderson Proposes Sales Taxes Broadened   Urges Levy on Everything Except Food. Medicine, Rent

Reds Nof Ready To Defail Their Inspection Plan   UN Wary. of Trap, Clarification on’ 21. Points ls) Wanted:-

Reds Fail To Answer  Inspection Questions   Delegates Give Armistice Supervision, Teaag Freeze Problems To Subcommittee

Legislators Must Plan to Go Before Voters of State Within a Few Weeks

About Town   Singleton to Leave HTHS for Army Service on March 14

About Town  And Country   Singleton to Leave HTHS for Army Service on March 14

Chilled Air Mass Is Moving Down Out Of Canada   Only Brief Respite Is Seen For South  D.. tI eR ne eee

Settlement. Looms in Liquor Trials   Jury Is Excused By Judge; Both Parties ‘Agreed’

Penn Flyer Hits Rear of Another’ § Passengers Die   Unexplained Rearend Wreck Occurs At Edge Of Philadelphia

8 Dead, 60 Hurt, Toll in Collision Of Crack Trains  Red Arrow Rams’ Stalled Express At Brvn Mawr   Rammed in Rear

Train Wreel Kills 8, Injures 60  Fast Moving Train Rips Into Rear fit Giallad Weanenes

PES Se ee Ree Be ee ee  Eight Killed, 60 Hurt as Two ‘Pennsylvania RR Trains Cras.

Ten Perish. When Penns Trains Hit   Red Arrow Crashes into Rear Section Of Stalled Express

Kight Die. 60 Others Sutter Injuries. 4s PRR Flyer Rips Into Rear Of Stalled Express

Pennsy Wreck Kills 8 And Injures Sixty  Red Arrow Crashes   Red Arrow Crashes Into Rear End Of Stalled Night Expres

Fight Killed. 60 Injured In Wreck  Flyer Smashes Into Rear of  a"e WW tw

D UIE AS TRAINS CRASH IN SUBURR OF PHILADELPHIA   Sixty Others Hurt When Fast Pennsylvania Railroad Flyer Plows Into Rear of Stalled Express.   ONE CAR TELESCOPED, OTHERS DERAILED   Windows Smashed, Furniture and Passengers Bounced About—ICC Investigators  Launch Inquiry.

HGHT KILLED AS FLYER HITS EXPRESS TRAIN   60 Others Injured h Pennsy Crash At Bryn Mawr

Train Wreck Dead Hits ;  Cr.V4., Mtn [2 fees   Sixty Others Hurt As  Pennsy Flyer Hits Stall ed Express

Eight Killed In Wreck at Bryn Mawr   Pennsy Railroad Flyex Hits Rear of Stalled Express.

Flyer Smashes Standing Train At Bryn Mawr   Fast Pennsylvania Railroad Flyer Rips Into Rear Of Stalled Express In Fashionable Suburb Of Philadelphia; Estimate Damage To Burned Ship At $1,000,000

$ Die. 60 Hurt As PRR Flyer  Hits Express   Probers Study Cause Of Rear-End Collision Of Two Crack Trains

8 Die, 60 Injured In Railroad Wreck   Pennsylvania Flyer Hits Stalled Night Express

Railway Crash Leaves 8 Dead   60 Hurt When Flyer Rips Into Stalled Express

8 Die, 60 Hurt In Rail Crash  Fast Train Collides With Stalled Exnress

Humid Spell Is Forecast   Five-Day Outlook In Indiana Calls For Frequent Rain

Business Is.  GoodInU. S.  pe NO cs Tha an   Higher Than  Soul ahs ae  aii a Despite: Tax

UN Troops Move With Caution to Avoid Red Trap   Enemy Pulls Back; Yalu River Bridges Blasted

Reds Flee After Biggest All-Jet Fight In History   Ten UN Divisions Forging Solid Front Across Parallel In Wake — Of Surprise Communist Withdrawal

Remains of Long Missing Explorer Apparently Found   Bones of. Col. Fawcett Believed Dug Up In Brazi: Juncle

Helps Posse Hunt for Himself...  Escapes Twice in 72 Hours, Frank Karpa Gets 72 Years

VIOLENCE TAKES WEEKEND TOLL   Automobile, Acci dey n ts, “Drownings, “Account For Nine. Deaths In State During Weekend.

Ten Meet Violent Deaths In State   Brothers Killed In Auto Accident

Senators Adopt $400,000 Outlay For Cattle Study  Dairy Barn,Center For UW Research Given Approval

Britain and U. 5. Split on War Aims  Sharp Dissension Delavs Statement

Sharp Split On Korea   Britain and U.S. Unable to Agree On Policy Statement .

U.S. And Britain Split Sharply On Statement Of KoreanW ar Aims. Hopes

Britain, United States Reported In Sharp Dispute Over Korea War Aims, Peace Hopes

U.S., Britain Reported Split On Korea   Differ On How Far To Go To tnduce Peace Talks

Packers and Union In Move to Avoid Big Meat Strike  c Evtancinn   Discuss Extension Of Agreement for Raise in Pay

Fight fo Avert Nationwide Meat Packing Strike  hdavsn Tabac Shana ac   Move Takes Shape as ClO Union Leaders Meet to Set Date d

Move To Avert Meat Strike Takes Place  ~ If Agreement Not Reached CIO Will

Aimed in Part at Schools— Strong StateLoyalty [Measure Introduced

Heavy Fighting Erupts Across Most Of Front  “Uoorthraak” Doak   “Heartbreak” Peak Recaptured By Reds

Allies Gain» In Center, Reds Regain Eastern Peak  Chinese Overrun U. S. Battalion With Heavy  GI Casualties

Red Platoon Retakes Peak On Heartbreak   Vital Ridge Not Yet Taken After Month Of Bitter Struacle

UN EXPLODES ‘NEW ATTACKS ~ AGAINST REDS   Enemy Retakes Ridge  Peak; Casualties Are Heavy

Enemy Regains Key Ridge in Counter -Attack   175 Planes Engage . In 2 Air Battles - In Korean Skies -

Reds Take Peak In East Affer Allied Capture  Enemy Overruns UN Elements in West; Casualties Heavy

Eighth Army Communique Announces Red Platoon Recaptured A Dominating Peak In Heartbreak Ridge; Attack In Centre 14 Miles Wide

COUNTER DRIVE BY REDS PUSHES YANKS OFF PEAK   Battle For Possession Of “Heartbreak Ridge”  Continues   ALLIED CASUALTIES ADMITTEDLY HEAVY

Violent Fighting Along Most Of Battle Front  Three Allied  ..    Three Allied Divisions Open New Offensive

Reds Hit Back In TheEast   Allies Surge Forward In Center As Communists Gain Eleawkera.

Hush-Hush Jury Opens Red Probe  Secret Panel Is Swarn in New York

Heavy Fire Clears Way For Advance   Rain Is Barrier To Air Activity 3 ROKs Forge Ahead

Barrage Also Seeks To Clear a Path For Advancing Foot Units   Control Road On Way to Border   South Koreans Drive Six Miles North of 383 Seize Coastal Town

Massed Enemy Heavily Hit By U.N. Guns   ROK Troops Advance Six Miles North Of Parallel 38

Shells Pour Info Massed Red Troops   Central Front Blazing under Artillery Duel

hinese Jam 1. Central Front, Set For Attacks   UN Efforts Stalling Enemy Counter-Push With Heavy Barrages

Red Korean Line   Spring Rains Hold’ Up Advancing UN. Vehicles, Troops

Yank Artillery Pounds Commies On Central Front   South Koreans Advance  Under Naval Barrage

ALLIES ATTEMPT TO CLEAR PATH TO PARALLEL 38   U. N. Leaders Also Plan To Stall Any Attack By Enemy —Reds Reported Massing Troops.

ROK’s North Of Parallel U.S. Artillery Pours Into Massed Red Units

Massed Units Hammered  Along The Central Front   Spring Rains Stop Airmen But Ground Troops Able To Move Ahead; Communist Ceunter Offensive Always Expected.

Allied Big Guns Rip Massed Reds   ROKs Take Village Six Miles Above ‘38’

TROOPS TAKE COASTAL TOWN   Spring Rains Prove Big Obstacle To Allied  Advance

Big Guns Pound  Red Front Line Spring Rains Hamper   Spring Rains Hamper Activities of Allies

Shells Pound Reds Massed For Assault   Barrage Seen Paving Way For UN Advance And Checking Enemy

Rain Slows Down Allied Army Drive   American Artillery Pours Heavy Fire  Inte Massed Red Tinitce Tm BWaxeao

MASSED FOE UNDER U. S. BIG GUN FIRE   Artillery Clears Way For Infantry, Block Offensive

Heavier Red Air Assaults Preparing   Stratemeyer Says Only Recourse Is Fo Btunt Attack

BOTH HOUSES ARE FAVORABLE TO COMPROMISE  ACT IS VICTORY FOR  STEVENSON’S PLAN

Increased Fees Go Into Effect Next January 1  Officials Expect ‘Early Beginning O  H ce tine. Denanream

License Hike Main Feature Of Stevenson’s Road Program   Backers Predict Speedy Approval of Nickel Gas Tax

LEGISLATURE PASSES TRUCK LICENSE HIKE   Measure for $20,000,000 Increase Next Year and $8,000,000 More in 1954 Is Adopted.

7 Families In Area Ge Fresh Hope   211 Soldiers in State Officially Were Missing

ATTEMPT MADE TO AVOID STRIKE   Mediators Meet With Union And Management, Trying To Head Off Walkout In South.

Civic Clubbers Get Cash for Needy Use   Kiwanians in One Day Gather $231 for Salvatior Army Christmas Plans

Civic Clubbers Gel Cash for Needy Use  Kiwanians in One Day Gather $231 for Salvatio

Sung Pike Qui Quits Position tn AEC  étific  _Gives-No-Spi Reason For Action

Sumner T. Pike Quits Post with Atomic Group After Lengthy Service

Sen. Haluska Wants Counsel Before He  Tells About Bribery   State Senate Takes No Action as Legislator Refuses to Back Up His Charges; GOP Caucus Planned Today to Discuss Financial lecues

Byrnes Fans Flames For Southern Revolt Against Truman  Says Loyalty to U. S. More Important Than  Lavalty ta Deamacrate

Byrnes Fans * South Revolt At Conclave   South Carolina Head Joins in Debate With Rayburn

Byrnes Sp urs Revolt Against Party Loyalty   South Carolina Governor Flays Address By Sam Rayburn

Truman Foe Says Nation Comes First   Disagrees That Party Adherence More Important

NPA Plans Step To Aid Small Firm:   Attempt To Make Shift May Set Spark to Hot Controversy.

THESE DAYS   /Tells Dangers In MacArthur Plan  ‘thur:   Bradley \Cites Need ‘For Delays

Three-Year-Old Mountain Triplets Lead Nursery Chums In Song Fest

Kentucky Triplets, Blind Since Birth, ‘Bring Hillbilly Songs To Boston Tots

Fine Assails Blasts Issued Over Budget   Governor Claims State Must Raise $163,000,000 In  New Tax Levies

Fine Assails Critics of His Financial Plan  Governor Says State Can’t Escupe New Tax Program

Artillery Unit ‘Defends’ Area Against ‘Attack’   Heavy Howitzer Unit Simulates Defense Against Invaders

Delay On Senate Decision Likely   Eisenhower Report Will Be Studied

Decision on Troop Issue Awaits Ike   Senate Commtitee Anxious te Hear Gen. Eisenhower

Vote On Troops  To Europe Issue  To Wait for ‘Tke’   North Atlantic Survey Reports to Precede Senate Decision

Ike’s Troop Plan Awaited By Senators  Delay Decision On Sending More  Forces to Europe

Solons Await Eisenhower's  Troop Report   Decision On Sending’ More Forces Aboard Depends On Ouilock

Troop Issue Will Await Tke’s Report   Senators To Holl Up Decision On Use Of More Men In Europe

Congress To Await Report Of Eisenhower Use Of Americans  LL. PP... .

Await Return Of ‘Tke’ For — Vote on Troops   Think He May Give Pertinent Data On Europe’s Need:

T roops Is sue To Be Delay ed, Connally Sa ys   Senate Decision To Await Report To Congress By Eisenhower

TROOP SHIPMENT DECISION WAITS   Senators Likely To Postpone Action Until General Bisenhower Returns

Solons Wait F or Reports Before Vote On Pact Aid   Sending Of Troops Decision Delayed For Ike’s Opinion

Truce Parley Outcome Key  To Air Action   Atomic Tests Give U.S. Air Force New Tactical Weapon

Deny Overcharge Of GI Students   K.U. Officials Say No Money Made on Veterans Ad ministration   BDUYVBRD, SUPP LInd lous  Accountants Charge Tha Rebates Should Be Passed  te Covernment

Deny Overcharge Of GI Students   K.U. Officials Say No Money Made on Veterans Ad ministration   ‘Accountants Charge That Rebates Should Be Passed  to Government

Lewis Returns To Public Stage  To Give Ideas On U.S. Wage Control

Reds Attempt  Injection of © Political Issue   No Progress Made“ In Latest Talk Spokesmen Report-:

‘Communists Believed Insisti That Armistice Agreement ] clude Decision On When Troo Leave Korea   AIR OF CONFIDENCE AT CEASE-FIRE BAf

nEMOVAL Ut TROOPS NOW BLOGKS PACT   No Progress Made Thursday; UN Standing Pat on Its Refusal.

Red Demand That U.N. Troops Withdraw Said  Cause of Disagreement

NEXT SESSION TO DETERMINE VITAL ISSUES   Red Insistance on Troop Withdrawal Believed to Be Stumbling Rianek

“We'll Come to Agreement-Or a Final Disagreement”   No Progress Made in Snag Over Red Insistence That UN Withdraw From Korea

Reds Insist UN Troops Leave: No Progress Is  Made At Seventh Meet

Agreement Or Final © ~Bust-Up Ultimatum Of Parley Spokesman   Seventh Session Fails To Make Progress: Believe Reds Want Foreign Troops To Depart.

Peace Negotiations. Reach Crisis Parley Today Will''Make: Or Break’ Truce

Success Or Failure Seen As Hanging On Decision  Of Withdrawing Troops

 3,000 Miles Away ‘Coast-To-Coast TV Hook-Up Set For First Show Tonight

Range of Man's Vision Around Earth's Surface to More Than Double Tonight

! Range of Man's Vision Around World More Than Doubled: New Microwave System to Bring Peace Parley To Boston, 2750 Airline Miles Away. By TV

REDS AGREE 10 MAKE KABSONG NEUTRAL ZONE   Enemy Also Bows to Ridgway Demands for Entry of 20 Western Newsmen,  PTITTRTIN

Ask Ridgway To Make Suggestions On Ways To Neutralize Kaesong   United Nations Truck Convoy Readied To Take Off For Kaesong Early Sunday Morning.

lke Warns NATO Armies Cost Mone’  Secret Report Calls For More Spending

lke Fighting To Get More Cash For NATO Army   Presents Secret Report Calling For Higher Spending

‘Cafe King’ Slair By Ambushers   Arthur Helfer Dies. In Calumet Citv .

TORNADOES RIP THROUGH STATE   Much Damage Reported In South Michigan Areas

Probing Actions Continued Along 70-Mile Front   Enemy Troops Withdraw; Speed-Up Aerial Assault; Report Pilots Kill Or Wound Nearly 100,000 Troops Since War Started

No Reds Seenin Junction Cities South of Seoul   Air Force Reports 91,300 of Enemy Killed or Wounded

Troops Drive Ahead, Planes  Shower Bombs   Kumyangang, Osan And Ichon Captured As Reds Disappear

AIR UNITS NOTE RECORD > Junction Towns Taken  As Allies Drive Forward

Patrol Punches Made All Along Korean Fronts .  Alias Teaame leek    Allied Troops Lash Northward As Planes Make New Air Blows

President Attacks ‘Use of Slander, Unproved Accusations. Plain Lies”

Truman Renews ‘Slander’ Charge  McCarthy Invites Showdown in ‘52

Truman Rap Gets 1952 Challenge   President Blasts at MeCarthy in “Ripper Of Speech to Legion

Raps People Who Lie To  Create Fear   McCarthy Accepts Inference; Issues BShawdewn Challenc:

Truman Says ‘MW’Carthyism  Creates Fear   Hatemongers Eat Away At Basic Liberties, President Adds

Sources See Blast Aimed At McCarthy   Accepting Designation, Senator Challenges For Showdown In Campaiz:

Truman Foes, Unfrightened By New Verbal Blast, Challenge President To Face Showdown In 1952 Election

TRUMAN SAYS OPPONENTS SEEK CREATE HYSTERIA   M’CARTHY ISSUES CHALLENGE TO LET THE VOTERS DECIDE

Truman Blasts Hate-Mongers in Dedication Talk  Says They Seek to Make Folks Hysterical

TRUMAN: BLASTS ‘HATE-MONGERS   President Charges Group Try: ing to Make Americans ‘Hysterical’

TRUMAN RIPS HATE-MONGERS   Claims Government Ha: Most Loyal Servants In World

‘McCarthy Says Hell Accept Challenge   President Charges ‘Certain People’ Stirring Hysteria

Dares President To Make Issue Of ‘McCarthyism’  Wisconsin Senator Replies To Charge

Truman Lashes Out At Hate-Mongers   Lombasts Those He Says Trying to Create Suspicior By Slander

HST Says Hate-Mongers Attack Freedoms More Effectively Than Reds

Hate Mongers and Character Assassins Threat to Freedom, Truman Says

Iran Cabinet To Send Its Ultimatum   Refusal of Harriman to Relay It Fails to Halt Move.

lran Backs Ultimatum Of Premier   Mossadegh Now Ha; To Carry Out His Threat To Britain

Cabinet Shuns Harriman Plea  To Soften Note   British to Have 2 Weeks To Remove Workers Beam Refinery

Israel, Syria Angered By Border Fighi   U.N. Observers Fear Broad-Scale Clashes Mav Frint

I Israeli Police Killed in Syrian Frontier Clash   Tel Aviv Government Considers Protests To U.N. Security Council

Talk of Draft Un to Age 28   Young Husbands, Too But Legislators Balk at 18s, Vets

Childless Husbands, 4-F’s Eyed   Proposal For Legion Of Foreign Troops ‘Made By Johnson

Dratt Officials Eve 28-¥ ear-Olds  College Graduates Get Extra Deferment for

Consider Hike In Age Limit For Bachelors   Pressure On For Childless Husbands Before 18 Draft

Discard Idea of Veterans’ Draft: tye Older Men   Pressure Also Builds Up for Induction of Chiidless Husbands

A Draft Hike to 28 Proposed   House Committee Will Block Taking of Vets Before Married Men In. 19-25 Age Bracket

Hunt for Way to Avoid Draft of Vets, Youngsters   House Committee Considers Induction Of Single Men Up To the Aae of 28

Consider Draft of Single Men Up to 28 Years of Age   Calling of Childless Husbands in Present Age Group Sought. Too.

Reach Out to Get Single Mer Up to Age 28   Virtually Kills Idea of Drafting Veterans Now

Reach For More Single Men Idea of Drafting Any Veterans At This Time Appears Quashed

18-YEAR-OLD PROBLEM   Pressure Buildirig Up tc Take Childless Husbands Before the Youths

Solons Eye Hiking Age Limit fo 28   Pressure Mounts for Calling Young Childless Husbands

Political Ringside: State Crackdown On Liquor By the Drink In lowa Seen   Tough Policy Is Expected to End Itlegal Sale Soon

Patrol Fighting Flares Along Korean Front  Allied Troops Pushed Back From Two

WEIRD HOLDUP FAILS, HEARING SET Church Bandit Foiled by Hymn, Suspect Jailed

LAMBAST AMERICANS WHO SUPPORT “REDS”   V. F. W. Tells Its Members To Bawl Them All   PITTSBURGH IN 1952

New Chance And New Management Plan For RFC To Be Voted On By Senate Group

Pleven Arrives In Washington   Truman Meets Premier At Union Station

Premier of France Arrive:  For Talks   Rene Pleven to Confer on the World Problems

French Premier Arrives in U. S., Reportedly Seeking Pledge of A-Bomb Retaliation If Reds Move

Pleven Arrives For Parleys With Truman   He Reportedly Will Ask Promise A-Bomb To Be Used If France Invaded

Pleven Arrives For Talks With U.S. Officials   French Premier Confer With Truman And Others

French-U.S. Talks Start   Pleven In U. S. To Seek A-Retaliation In Case Of Attack

Pleven Arrives To See Truman  Cold War Strategy Talke Reann Tadav

Pleven Arrives For Strategy Talk Met by President   Truman Assures Premier U. S. Is Real Friend of France; Officials Are Called

TRUMAN GIVES PLEVEN PLEDGE OF FRIENDSHIF   Premier Reportedly To Ask A-Bomb Use If Reds Invade France

French Premier Arrives To Talk With President   Assurance Sought On Immediate Aid If Russia Invades

Pleven Here For Parley On Cold War   France Secking Assurances on Defense Plans

Pleven Here For Atomic Assurance   French Premier in Cold War Talk With Truman To Coordinate Planning   HST’s LUNCH GUEST   Said He Will Ask US To Use A-Bomb on Russia If France Is Attacked

Rene Plevin  Visits Capital   French Premier Has  Talks With Truman

FRANCE SEEKS U. S. PLEDGE TO A-BOMB REDS   Plevin in U, S., Asks Retaliation if France Js Invaded.

Rene Pleven Arrives for Defense Talk   French Premier and Truman to Discuss Plans for Defense Of Euronean Aran

Truman And Pleven Begin  Talks Today   French Premier Seeks Assurance  On Use Of A-Bomb If Russia Attacks

Pleven Arrives In Capital for Strateay Talks   Truman Welcomes French Premier, Vows Friendship

Warm Welcome Given Pleven By President   French Premier Here To Talk Cold War Strategy.

France Asks Atom Cover   Premier Rene Visits U.S., Proposing Bomb Against Aggressors

Atomic Retaliation Sought LL TT SSAC  French Premier Told U. S. Is Real Friend

President, French Chiei Begin Talks   Pleven Said To Seek Pledge On A-Bomb Ik Case Russia Invades

Truman Anc Pleven Hold First Talks   Premier Of France Expected To Seek Atem Bomb Backing

French Premier Arrives in U. $.   Truman Tells Him He Hopes to Prove U. S. Is Friend of France

French Premier, Truman In Talks On War Strateay  Report Pleven Wants Assurance U.S. wilt Help Defend France

Plevin Opens Defense Talks With Truman   French Premier Wants Assurance Ol American Aid

French Premier Here for Talks  Greeted in Capital By President Truman

UN To Retain Korea Embargo  Western Diplomats   Western Diplomats Want ‘Guarantees’

CAMPAIGN MONDAY   Infantile Paralvsis Goal Thi Year Scheduled for $6,500

Executive Asks Legislature To Enact Law Providing For One Half Per Cent Wage Levy

lowa Drys Ask  Tighter Laws  New Bill Calls for Stricter Enforcement

Chemistry Magic Goes On Display   Dupont Firm Shows Array Of New Things At Research Center

KkKKK*KY CHINESE SQUATTER. SURRENDERS, TO FRONT LIME TRAINING CLASS

May Advance Wage Ceiling   VWWQUS VUssslly  Johnston About To Sign ‘Catch-Up’ Pav Raisina Plan

Johnston Ready To Announce Wage Decision   ‘Cost of Living’ Clauses Reported Approved by Czar

May Boost Ceiling. On Pay Raises   Johnston Expected . To Announce 10 Per Cent ‘Catch-Up Today or Tuesday

Johnston May Relax Wage Plan   Escalator Clauses Up to June 30 Would Be Honored, Report

Pay Raise Ceiling May Be Lifted   Johnson Reportedly Ready to Sign Order Allowing Wage Hikes

MAY HONOR ESCALATOR PAY HIKES   Johnston Expected to Approve Increase Clauses in Labor Contracts Signed Before Freeze.   10 PCT. “CATCH-UP” LIMIT IS LIKELY   No Extensive Alterations of Wage Formula is Likely; Board Crippled by Labor Resignations.

Ceiling May Be Pried Up On All Wages   Johnston Ready to Sign  10 Per Cent “Catch-Up” Formula; Boosts Would  _ Be Honored by June 1

Word Nears On Relaxing Of Pay Order   Extensive Changes In Formula Unlikely Jobnsion Aids State

Ceiling On Pay Raises May Be Lifted Today  ESA Head Johnston Reported Ready To >

‘Catch-Up’ Measure Is Considered  Johnston May Pry Lid Off Wage Controls Tomorrow

10 Per Cent Hikes Would Be Approved   ‘Escalator’ Clause Boosts Predicted

‘Catch-Up’ Formula  Wage Ceiling May Be Raised In New Stabilization Action

Nation’s Workers Await ESA Action To Hike Pay Curb   Johnston Announcement May Come Soon; Majority of Waae Earners Affected

Hike Looms For N ation’s Pay Ceiling Johnston Ready  To OK  Proposed  ‘Catch-Up’ Plan

Johnston Is Drawing Order On Wage Issue   Expect Revised Pay Increase. Formula Tonicht

Pay Ceilings To Be Hiked By Formula  Johnston. Maps "Catch Up’ Of 10 Per Cent

Ceiling on Pay Raises May Be Pried Upward  Majority of Wage Earners to Benefit

lohnston Due ‘0 Approve ay Formula   Ten Percent Hike Would Be Aliowed Until Mid-Year

Ceiling on Wages Goes Higher for  2s  ’ “aby 3 orce a ow. anal iViww

Ten Per Cent Catch-up Formula on Wages May ‘Be Siqned Within Hours

Wage Ceiling tikely To Be  PriedUpward   Esealator Clauses to Be Honored Up to June 30

Wage Ceiling May Be Raised   Month-Old Clamp Or Salary Hikes May Be Loosened This Week

Pay Hike Ceiling May Be Raised To Affect Many   Catch-Up Formula Reported Okayed © By Eric Johnston

Johnston Aides Warn Alteration May Be Sheht   Relaxation Of 10 Per Cen Formula May Come Today Or Tomorrow ; Propose To Replace Board

Wage Ceilings May Be Raised Little By ESA   Claim Johnston Abou Ready fo Approve Freeze Easing Plan

Pay Ceiling Might Rise If Johnston  Favors Move   Relaxation Of Order Predicted As Labor Objects To Freezes

10 Per Cent Hike in Wage Ceiling Near   Stabilizer Expected To Okay New Formulc Today or Tomorrow

10 Per Cent. Wage Ceiling Boost Expected   Johnston of ESA Said Ready To Sign ‘Catch-up’ Formula

Wage Ceiling Due For Lift   Johnston Expected To Sign 10 Per Cent “Catch-Up.”

Head-On Collision Kills Six Persons   Virginia’s Road Toll Hits 556

lran May Oust AlOC Workers   ‘Full Obedience’ To New Firm Said Requisite to Stay

World Court Asks Truce In Oil Case   Devices Plan To Guard Rights Of British And Of Iran

Senators O.K. 4 Division Plan  Vote Unanimously to Send Them Over Now

d-Division Troop Limit Approved   House Committee Rejects G.O.P. Draft Bill Rider

Troop Curb Is Rejected In Committee  Move To Amend ,_ ees ypu TE awd ae   Congressional Appr o v a’ For Sending Soldiers To Europe Loses 21-14

Four Divisions For Europe Get Senate Backing   2 Committees Vote To Back Move By  President Truman

Desperate Red Rear Guards .  Hit At Allies.   Counter-Allack Made In Effort To Halt Yanks At Parallel

Enemy Battalion Hits  UN Line Shortly After M’Arthur’s Departure

Desperate Reds Counter-Attack to Delay New Allied Crossina of 38th

Reds Seek To Delay UN Crossing   1,000 Chinese Hit Allied Line above Uliongbu

Says Reds Stop China  Assignment  Wedemeyer Says He Was Slated To Take Over China Post

Reds Interfered With Appointment  Wedemeyer Says Communists Opposed His Ambassadorshis

Pan-American Diplomats Ponder. Argentine Action   Officias Say Atomic Power Story” Stire: “1. Roost Réson’s Prestize At Coifarence

Veep in Korea  Rear! Llow ® ele Roi, ys:   Barkley Makes Quick Visit Overseas

Concern Felt  On China Split   Anglo-American Rift Leads to Discussions   AR. ARAB. {Sid BLOC PUSHES ) CONFE REN RE NCE PLAN  U.S. Rejects Truce Offe:

Peiping Bid Clouds Issue, Austin State:   Stresses Desire for Peace But Warns Delegates Not to Be Fooled

Allies Beat Off Stiff Red Stabs   Enemy Battling To Protect Assembly Triangle Anchors

President Maintains Silence   General Asks Pace For Free Hand In Korea

Army Secretary Meets General For Conference  Commander Wants More UN. Reinforcements

UN Commander Also Believed to Have Asked For Removal of Present Limitations and Use Of Chinese Nationalists In Extension of War

UN General, Pace Confer  For 2/2 Hours   — 7-Point Korean _ Program Believed _ Given Secretary

FREE HAND IN WAR IS ASKED BY W ARTHUR  an nwa TIN Mae.   Supreme UN Com. mander Tells Army Secretary Mors Troops Needed.

Holds Long Meeting with Army Secretary  Wants Limitations Lifted from Command in Korea

Removal Of Many LimitationsAsked By UN Chieftain   Wants Extension Of War To China Proper; Army Secretary Pace Has Conferenee With Far East Leader

Mac Wants ore Troops,  Free Hand   Outlines Needs at Conference with Secretary of Army

Kansas Banks Are Nicked for $2.000   Bad Check Writer Makes Big Haul In Week's Activity

Check Artist Bilks Banks Has Got Away With  $2,000 in Past Week; ~ Both Iola Banks Hit

Churchill Faces Trouble in Egypt   Formal Note Charges British Aggression

Formal Demands Posted By Egypt In Control Fight   Sudanese Refuse To Be United  With Kine Farouk Government L

Egypt Demands British Leave Suez Canal Zone   Occupation Breaks UN Charter Rules, Formal Note Says

Egypt Demands British Troops Get Ouf of Suez   Note Tells England Old Canal Treaties Hove Been Scranned

Egypt Confronts Churchill With New Demands  Charges British Troops Committed ) NPHORR OURO eel nats (oe, Jere ONnR, pees

Egypt Presents Formal Demand  Note Tells British Treaty Is Scrapped

New Cabinet Confronted by First Crisis   Military Moves Called Flagrant Aggression, Against UN Charter

Egypt Formally Demands British  To Leave Canal Charge. British’  (IR Soh

Churchill Gets Hot Potato In Suez Canal Issue   Farouk Scraps Old Treaties Giving Rights To Enaland

EgyptDemands British Leave Occupied Area   ChurchillConfronted With Formal Charges Of UN Charter Violations

Egypt Hands Ouster Note To British   Formal Demand Claims Vivlation  Of UN Charter

“HST” Senate [Race Doubted   Remarks In Visit ‘Revive Speculation

Say Truman Is Undecidea   Friends Believe President Hes Not Made up Mind About Running Again.

THINK TRUMAN MAY RUN AGAIN   Friends Think Discussion Of Returning To Senate ‘Just Talk’

State Deportment Clainis Issue ‘Over Troops Withdrawal Was Scheme

Ask Law Governing Troops To Europe   Bricker Calls Pending Res: olutions “Fraud And Hoax’”’

Bricker Calls tor ‘Definite’ Law To Set Troops-for-Europe Ceiling

Bricker Urges ‘Definite Law’  To Send Yanks   Pending Resolutions On Issue In Senate Termed ‘Fraud. Hoax’

Nudist Group to Hold Fashion Show; Easiest Clothes to Get Out Of

Cornerstone Laying Marks UN Day  Truman Says Red Opposition 'Foolish': Voices Peace Hope

President Lashes Out  At Russians   “Utterly Foolish” To Oppose U.N., He Say: In Washinvton Talk

Aim Foolish. President Tells Russia   Save Free Nations      Says Free Nations Must Continue To Build Ulp Strength

Russian Resistance to UN Called ‘Foolish’ by President in Speech

President — Speaks On UN Birthday   Terms Russians ‘Utterly Foolish’  _ In Opposing Nations Banded Together

PRESIDENT SAYS PEACE, JUSTICE WILL BE WINNER   Speech Delivered On Birthday Of U. N. —Continued Check  ggression Is  Urged.

Russia Told Program Can Nol Succeed    President Warns Reds That Opposition to Peaceful Nations  Ie “Foolich” .

Soviet Opposition Foolish-Truman  RARER seeag Me ner ige eae   Expresses Hope for Peace at Washington Cornerstone Laying

Truman Says Reds Foolish To Oppose U.N   Declares Free World Must Not Slack Defense of Liberty

Truman Tells Soviets They Are Foolish   President Speaks on Anniversary of United Nations

LIVING INDEX UP FRACTION   Means Penny Hourly Hike For One Million  Auto Workers

Cost of Living Index Keeps On Climbing   Million Auto Worker: To Get Another Penny an Hour Pay

LIVING COSTS INDEX UP AGAIN   Auto Workers To Get Cent An Hour Hike

Million Men Get Increase In Paychecks   Living Cost Index Shows .2 Percent Gain; Wages Hiked One Cent An Hour

Army Has New ‘Word Weapons fo Use in Korea   Psychological War — Succeeds in Getting Reds to Surrender

Army Considers Propaganda War On Red Hordes   Gu ided Missiles, ”

THE CAT’ SLAIN IN 12TH ATTEMPT = Killer Tracked Who Blew Noble to Bits

Louisiana Blast Kills 2, Hurts 13  Naptha Tanks Explode At Baton Rouae Plant

2 Persons Die In Explosion; 13 Are Hurt   Giant Blast Rips Esso Refinery In  Baton Rouge; Cause Of Blast Unknown

Heavy Blast Kills Two at Oil Refinery   Baton Rouge Is Shaken; . Windows . Shatter-Nearby ~~

Two Killed In Baton Rouge Explosion   Standard Oil Company Plant Reports Blast

Bafon Rouge Is Shaken by Explosions   At Least Dozen Hurt as Naphtha + Plant Explodes

Area Is Rocked By Blast   Giant Explosion Rips  Through Naphtha Plant Of Standard Company  At Baton Rouge, La.

2 Persons Die In Explosion; 13 Are Hurt  Giant Blast Ri ips   Giant Blast Rips Esso Refinery In. Baton Rouge;. Cause Of Blast Unknown’

Explosion Kills 2, Injures 7   Naptha Blast Rocks Giant Esso Refinery

Rates on Second Class Mail Are — Boosted 30 Pet. .   Special Delivery Cost Advanced Five Cents, Postcards Up One Cent

Up For Congressional Approval ....     Federal Workers’ Pay Boost Is Set

Civil Service, Postal Workers To Get Raises   House Leaders Delay Action in Effort to Pick Up Badly: Needed Votes

House Okay S Pay Raises For Civil Employes   Mail Workers To Get S400 More A Year— Second-Class Rate Going Lp 30 Per Cent

PLEVEN, ‘IKE’ DUE TO TALK WITH TRUMAN   French Premier To Dis cuss Europe, Southeastern Asia

Premier Pleven’s Talk With President Heads -Program Of Allied Stratery Talk Next Week -

WEEK-END EVENT   Annual C. P. A. Picnic a Eudora This Friday and  Saturday

WEEK-END. - EVENT   Annual C. P. A. Picnic a « Eudora This Friday and Saturday . *

INO LONGER ANY REASON. FOR MISSIONARIES REMAINING IN RED CHINA, PRIESTS DECLARE

U.S. BARS BIOCHEMIST Dr. Ernest Chain, Nobel Winner Deplores State Department Action

Student Found Slain in Car ~  Murder Follows Drinking, Poker Party

: Practically No Action ASUN. and Red Armies ‘Glower at Each Other

Reds Abandoned Last Big Base Below Parallel  Lo ed oe  a ae   British Announce Parallel Decision Up To MacArthur

British State They Il Cross 38th Parallel   Need Only MacArthur; Recaptured Hub City 7 Miles From Border

Reds Abandoned Last Big Base Below Parallel   British Announce Parallel Decision Up To MacArthur

17 Bucktail Balloons Found  Miss Poorman’s Entry Still Leading Contest

Britain Seeks Way to Peace   Fruitful Opportunity Just Ahead, is View

BRITAIN AWAITS PEACE BID CHANCE   Leaders Held Thinking Psychological Time Nears

Britain Seeks Chance to End War In Korea   Says It’s Time to Show U. N. Has No Desire to Overrun North Korea

Britain Sees Time Near tor Peace Move   Reds’ Defeat. Van Fleet's Report Hailed as Factors

British Seek Way To End Korean War   Leaders Believe Moment For Solid Peace Move is Nearer Today Than in A Long Time

Britain Believes Chances for Peace In Korea are Good   Wait Opportunity For Moves to End Fighting

CAPPER TO HOSPITAL   Suffering ‘From a Cold, Rests Comfortably at ‘Stormont

Kaiser's Eldest Son Dies In Seclusion ‘Sixty-Nine Year Old Mar Had Hoped To Be Em perar OF Germany

German Crown Prinee. 69. Dies In ‘Tiny Villa  Far From Reich Throne

Sinatra To File For Reno Divorce   Entertainer Says He Hopes To Marry  Actress Ava Gardner

wrooners vite Mas NO Objections  Frank To Get Divorce To Marry Ava

Johnson Says Truman  Refused Formosa Aid   “FULL AGREEMENT”  U.S., British Okay Jap Treaty Draft

Japanese Treaty Agreement Made  U.S. and Britain   U.S. and Britain Announce Decision On Draft for Peace

British, Americans Said Agreed Unity Reported on Treaty for Japan

Agreement Seen  On Japanese Treat  U.S. Britain Are Reported in Accord

 Plan Trip to Florida Later:  Whirlwind Wedding Leaves (British Bride Breathless

BRITAIN, FRANCE IN OPPOSITION U. S., Spain Open Talks on Defense

U. S. OPENS TALKS WITH SPAIN ON WESTERN DEFENSE   Acheson Concedes Split On Issue With Britain, France

British, French Oppose US Move   Acheson Reveals Talks on Spain's Role in Case of War

Says U. S. Will Seek Bases Despite Allies   U. S. Foreign Secretary Says Military Authorities Generally Agree That Franco's Nation Is Strategically Important

Spain's Defense Role Is Discussed  _ Acheson Reveals SS ee  oe rr i...

U.S. Opens Talks With Spain About Role In Defense  Britain And France Oppose Dlesno Franco. Acheson Savs

U.S.-Spain Begin Defense Talks   Acheson Concedes America Is Split With Britain, France

Plan Role For Spain Tn Europe   Acheson Announces Opening Of Talks Though Britain And France THsavree

Importance Of Country Pointed Out   Acheson Expecis Change In Policy Of Franco Regime

POSSIBLE ROLE IN DEFENSE OF EUROPE SIFTED   Open Parleys Over Protests Of Britain And France

Anglo-U.S. Split—  ‘Acheson Says Spain Is Important Ally For Europe Defense

Franco Is Asked How He Will Aid In Defense   Britain And France At Odds With U. S. On Spanish Help

Acheson Officially Says Spain Is Vital Strategic Point in Defense of West

U. 5. Confers With Franco On Europe Defense  We're Split With England, France On The Issue

Strike Cripples: Nation's Capital  Thousands Forced To Walk to Werk

  (Government W orkers Walk In Washington   Street Car And Bus Strike Paralyzes Transportation

No Rides for Capital Workers  eed Pan De Pin cwohans Ghats Sa Walt. ote

Transit Strike Brings Tie-Ups  In Washington   Thousands Forced To Walk Or Hitch-Hike © To Work In Capital

CAPITAL FEELS STRIKE IMPACT   ‘Street Car And Bus Operators Force Thousands To Walk — Seeking Hourly Pav Boost.

Foley Suspender For 20 Days  Outgrowth Of Ring Gift From Auditors

BAYT =e) =FAUSLALY  Foot Over Bankful Predicted Here; Wakarusa  Coming Up, Too

Seek To Work Out Tax Bill   New Attempt To Be Made After Surprise Defeat

Believe Tax Bill Defeat  Temporary   Democratic Leaders Rush New Measure

Democrats Still Expect Congress To Approve Hike   Yesterday House Members Rejected Compromise Plan

Peron Takes Tighter Grip On Argentine   President Clamps Down As Result of Military Uprising; Fires Navy Minister in Shakeup

Peron Tightens Reins; His Navy Minister Out In Only Cabinet Move

Navy Minister Quits Cabinet; Calm Restored   Subdued Revolt Results In Death of One, 3 Aven Woanunded

Navy Minister Forced Out In Revolt’s Wake  ‘Peron Tightens Grip On Argentina After

Peron Tightens His Grip   Rebellion Causes Strict Clamp-Down By Argentine Chief

Peron To Take Drastic Action Against Plotters   No Explanation For Resignation Of Navy Chief, Adm. Garcia

Navy Minister Replaced After Revolt Failure  Several Under _ Arrest as Peron Tightens Grip

Peron’s Grip On Argentina  Is Tightened   Navy Minister Resigns; One Reported Killed, Several Arrested

Appeal a Wheeling School Tax Ruling   Plaintiffs Ask State Supreme Court Decision on District Levy.

Reds May Be Awaiting New Instructions  On Armistice   Vishinsky Speech Eyed for Change of Communist Policy

Enemy Stall: At Munsan, UN Believes  Today’s Meet Canceled After Futile Talks

CANCEL TALK TODAY; REDS ARE STALLING   Communist Negotiators In Korea Believed Waiting For New Instructions From Russia On Truce.   3 MIGS DOWNED BY ALLIED JETS   Temperature Dips To 17 On Battlefront; Chinese Move New Division Into The Line.

Allies Think Reds Stalling .. . . Truce Delegates Stay Deadlocked

Truce Meet Inconclusive   U. N. Spokesman Has Im pression Reds Might Be Stalling

U.N. Delegation Believes Enemy Stalling for time  Hints That Reds Want New Data On Soviet Plan

Red Negotiators Viewed Stalling On Truce Talks   Cancel Afternoon Parley; Allied Warplanes Down Three Communist Jets

Korea Truce Negotiators Cancel Afternoon Meet  After “Inconclusive” Session This Morning

Afternoon Session of Negofiators Called Off: But Night Meeting Is On Schedule After Progress Fails

Reds Appear To Be Stalling In Korea Talk:  Negotiators Get Nowhere At Latest Moctinge On Truce

Truce Talks Not Slated  In Afternoon   Meeting Cancelled As Progress Lags

Truce Talkers Cancel Meet   Unproductive Morning Session May Have Been Stall

Commies Stalling On Truce   That Is Impression Allies Get After Inclusive Morning Session of Talks

Cancel Afternoon Session Korean Armistice Talks   Sub-Zero Weather Hits Front: Chinese Bolster Sector With Army Corps.

Truce Talks Are Fruitless  On Fiachtinc Tine   On Fighting Line Chinese Bolster Central Defenses

Truce Negotiators Cancel Session  Release Deseribes Talks as **Fruitless”’ —Resume Saturday

Peace Negotiators Cancel Afternoon Talks Again Today   Morning Discussions Said ‘Inconclusive And Unproductive’

Truce Delegates Cancel Meeting After Deadlock   Allied Spokesman Says He Now Has Suspicion That Communist Negotiators Might Be Stalling

Truce Talks At Low Ebb   Negotiators Still At Odds Over Bufter Zone

NEGOTIATORS FIND SESSION IS FRUITLESS   Communists Seem To Be Stalling In  Panmunjom Talks

Truce Session       Red Stall Suspected. After Morning Meet Proves ‘Fruitless’

Peace Meeting ls Cancelled   Truce Negotiators To Meet Tomorrow After ‘Unproductive’ Sessior

Truce Parley In Unproductive Single Session  Reds Give Impression Of Stalling For Naw Inctructions

Negotiators Cancel Truce Talk Session   Speculate Reds Wait Instructions In Line With Vishinsky Speech

Reds Believed Stalling Talks  For Instructions   Vishinsky’s Suggestion for Cease Fire in 10 Days Seen as Fcctor

Cease Fire Session Cancelled   Red Stall Believed Due to Vishinsky’s ‘Quick Truce’ Talk

REDS MAY BE AWAITING NEW MOSCOW ORDEF   Korean Truce ‘ Negotiators Believed to Be Stalling.

Truce Talks Stall After U:N. Débate   Allied Delegates  Think Vishinsky Talk Changed Red:

Draina ve is Pr ‘ogr essing In j ae alk   Cleanup a Big Task in Industry District of K. C.

Blast Reds From Their Foxheles   U.S. Mustangs Rain Fire Bombs On Foe Yn Heaviest Attack

‘Assured McHale Innocent  Democratic Chief To Probe ‘Influence Peddling’ Claim

Wilson Says Pinch On Civilian Goods Production ‘Is Here’  Job Of Converting Industry to Military Status Near Completior

Sartorial Sentiment  Vests Lose Ground, But Extra Pants Are Strong

British Leaders To Disclose Next Move in Dispute   Dispatches Report Iran's Troops Are  Heading for Abadan

roreign Oifice May Take Case To UN Council   Iranian Troops Rush To Seized Refinery  By UNITED PRESS

Britain May Carry Iranian Oil Crisis to United Nations   - Jran Rushing Troops to. Abadan—FPossible Ittarvanton by Riuecia Warnes U.S.

Iranian Troops Bacing Toward Oi} Port .Of Abadan; British May Rush To Security Council At Once   THINK ATTLEE NOT TO EMPLOY ARMED FORCE

Will Make Important Announcement Today On Intended Action  Iranian Troops Race  Toward Abadan to Back  SS ne

Britain May Ask UN Help On Oil   Announcement Of U. Kos Plans Promed Today; Iranian Troops On Move

>UN Council May Decide Oil Dispute   Atlee Summons Ministers To Closed Meetings

Rationing Endorsed By Grange Head   Newsom Asks Congres: r ‘ ’ lo Scrap Controls Otherwise

Grange Head Asks Rationing With Controls  Elimination Of Reins Advocated In Most  Clacac Rw Nawcamea

Head of Grange Urges Stop to Price Controls   Says Savings and Taxes Best Method To Bring End to Inflation Trend

ways Nationing More successiul  _U.S. Grange Master Urges Elimination of Controls

Hounded’ Virginia Hill Finds Trouble [And Reporters at Airport in Denver

Takes Poke At D. A.’s Investigator Virginia Hill’s Home Seized For $161,000 Income Taxes

Gangster Girl Gets Bad News  Virginia Hill Tosses Punches And Weeps

Skirmish Lost. By Virginia Hill   Redhead Runs Into Trouble On Journey

Virginia Hill Due for More Bad News After Day of Battling and Crying on Shoulders

Virginia. Hill Battles Reporters; All She Wants Is ‘Ordinary Life

Top Democrat - Hits GOP Lag   McKinney Lauds Truman Yu First Major Talk

McKinney Takes Rap at Republicans   Democrat Chief Claim: They Haven’t “Caught Up With People’.

McKinney Belittles G.O.P. Leadership in First Talk As Democratic Chairman

Cattle Feeding Profits Likely To Shrink Some   Outlook Is Based On Price of Feeders And Market Cattle

3 Phone Firms Sued For Fees  La Crosse Telephone Amona Defendants

Phone Firms Are Sued For 1% Millions   State Begins Court Ac: tion Against 3 Companies for Unpaid Fees

Thomson Seeks $1,500,000 ‘Three Phone Firms Named In State License Fee Action

Law Suit Cites 3 Telephone Firms  Wisconsin. LaCrosse,   Wisconsin, LaCrosse ALT.&T. Firms Named

Armistice Prospects Brighten  TIN Plan ORs   UN. Plan OK'd ‘In Principle

Allied Experts Rewrite Red Proposal to Clear U p ‘Ambiguities;’ Hopes Higher

Talk of Limiting Armed Forces Has Truman's Concern   President Talks by Telephone to Leaders in Both Houses.

Troop Ban Draws Fire Truman Works to Re uyprremes Linnie: BB wehbe

$40,000,000 Microwave Radio Beams To Span Continent for Phone, TV Use

 Relayed From Horizon To Horizon—  Microwave Radio System That Spans ‘The Continent Goes Into Operation

icrowave Radio Beam Syste Manning Continent Operating Today For Long-Distance Phone Serdice

SPAGIETTI AND RAVIOLI French Ciub, Lock Four, every Saturday, 1:00 till 7 Thre

Shenker Is Big Issue In Friday St. Louis Vote   GOP Says Schendel Picked for Congress By Shenker and Sheriff

Union Official, 38 Others Put Under Arrest   All Charged With Taking Part In Gunfight At Wake Forest Mill

 Rats REPpIGce rortriage mn /apan Weyland Will Succeed Ailing Stratemeyer ‘As Commander of Far Eastern Air Force

Change Leaders Of Far East AF   Some Significance To MacArthur Case

Top Air Commanders Replaced   Both Stratemeyer and Everest Have Sided With MacArthur.

2 Top Air Force Commanders Are  Replaced in Japan Generals Stratemeyer, Partridge to Leave Far East Posts

AF Replaces Top Far East Commanders  Weyland, Everest To Take Over

Replace Two Top Men In Far Easts Both Favored Mac   Gen, Stratemeyer Relieyed Because Of Heart Trouble

A COMMAND SHIFT   Far East Commander anc Fifth Air Force Leader Replaced

Far East Command Changes Announced Weyland Replaces Strata meyer; Everest Succeeds Bartridae

Far East Air Force Chiefs Are Replaced  Weyland Succeeds Gen. Stratemeyer

Ailing Far East Air Commander Gets Replaced   Stratemeyer Is Out; Fifth Airforce Chief Also Coming Home

Stratemeyer Out, Weyland Far East Air General  Fn   General Everest To Succeed Partridge As Aassistant

Two U.S: Leaders  Replaced  Both Appeared   Both Appeared To Have Sided With MacArthur

Top Air Force Men Replaced In Far East  Ailing Stratemeyer, Partridge To Leave Pastis In Shake-up

Air Force Moves Commanders in Far East Area   Stratemeyer, Who Is lil, and Partridge To Be Succeeded

REPLACES TWO TOP GENERALS   Stratemeyer and Partridge Relieved Of Commands

Quarterly Court's Trial Session Gets Under Wa This Morning; Two From DuBois.

Six Civil Cases Scheduled For Court Next Weel  — Additional Civil Suits Listed For Week  Of September 10

British Joint Staff Plan Opposed or er Po a ee ee ee ee 2 reas.nm me eet Fe HW. ea Ose... he As B..2H....   U. S. Set To Reject Idea If Churchill Offers It. At Parley

Page 8, Sec. Il: Lebbock,” (Tox.), Evening Journel, Wednesday, Dee. 26, Te te Led ail SN,  ANY BRITISH PROPOSAL TO REVIVE WORLD WAR II SETUP LIKELY TO BE REJECTED —— Joint Command Plan Disapproved

BRITISH PROPOSAL U.S. Due To Reject Plan To Revive Combined Chiefs

U.S. MAY OPPOSE COMBINED STAFF   Revival of Agency May Be Asked by Churchill

U. §. To Reject Combined Chiefs Of Staff Plan   Churchil! Expected To Plug For Proposal At Meeting With Truman

U. S. Is Expected To Decline Plan   Revision of Staff May be Proposed By Churchill During Visit

US. To Turn Down Joint Staff Plan  Churchill Expected To Make Proposal

U.S. Likels To Reject Proposal   New British Plan On Joint Chiefs fs Not Attractive

ANTI-RED VICTOR IN AUSTRIA VOTINE   Koerner, Veteran Socialist, Defeats Conservative ‘for Presidency

Socialist Wins Presidency In Austrian Vote   Bitter Anti-Communist Elected By Narrow Margin In Run-Off

Austria Elects Anti-Red Head   Socialist, 78, Wins Close Election Runoff

ANTI-COMMIE NAMED HEAD QF AUSTRIA   Veteran Socialist Elected President In Upset

Dr. Koerner Wins Favor Of Austrians   Bitter Foe Of Reds Becomes President After Close Election

Man Rescued 59 Hours after Pit Explosion   119 Others Die In Mine Tragedy At West Frankfort

Mine Explosion Death Toll Now Placed at 119   104th Body Taken From Illinois Pit; Cave-in Described

New Baltimore Freeway To Be: Opened Thursday   Highway Will Provide. Easier Access To City

Spring Arrives In District Today   Frigid Winds Greet Advent Of Awakening Season

New Bonds Answer To Money Row   Long Quarrel About Debt, Inflation Ends With Compromise

Long Treasury Debt Financing Row Is Solved .   New Type Bond Has High Interest Rate; Is Non-Matketable.

NEW BOND {ISSUE MAY CURB LOANS   Compromise Plan Climaxes Long Standing Feud Over Finance

SET $45,873 AS POLIO QUOTA   Half Of All Funds Raised In Dimes March Is Kept Locally

Polio Drive Quota Set At $45,873   March Of Dimes Underway Today

URBANA AREA HARD HIT BY HIGH WINDS   Homes ard- Church Were Damaged By “Small Tornado”

Lithofold Corp. Handed Out Gifts To U.S. Tax Officials, Witnesses Say At Hearing

‘Sordid Christmas on Capitol Hill  Story Continues in Washington —

Tax Collectors Tell of Gifts At RFC Probe   Lithofold Handed Ow Lavish Fees. Senators Learn; To Hear Boyle

Tax Agents Got Big Fees, Gifts From Lithofold   J. §. Workers Deny Any Shokedown At Senate lnvestiaation -

Allied Forces Victorious in First Round   General Van Fleet Hails “Great Victory” for UN. Armies: Reds Suffer 70,000 Clacinalties

Allies Win First Round Of Spring  Campaign   Next Red Attack Is Expected Along Central Korean Vallev Corridors

REDS PULL BACK TO REGROUP FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   Allied Planes In Air As Ground Fighting Lulls

First Phase Ends As — Aggressors Check Up Losses Of Over 70,000   Bloody Losses Cause Communists To Pull Back As Much As 20 Miles In Some Sections.

Van Fleet Says UN Has Scored ‘Great Victory’   Reds, Hard Hit, Regrouping for Second Round

Communists Lose 70,000 Men, Pull Back To Regroup for Second Round

First Phase Of Reds’ Spring Drive Stopped   Gen. Van Fleet Praises United Nations Army For Stopping Initial Phase Of Communist Offensive; Reds Have Lost 70,000 Men In First Round, Pull Back 20 Miles

New 8th Army Commander Says Reds Have Paid Heavy Price With 70,000 Casualties Since Drive’s Start; Next Round Believed Near

Chinese Forces Beaten Back By Allied Troops   Communists Retive To Regroup After Losing 70,000 Men

Van Fleet Claims UN ‘Victory’   Says First Phase Of Red Offensive Has Failed; Enemy Pulls Lines Back

Communists Failed In First Phase Of Spring  Drive, General Claims

Communists Withdrawing To Regroup   U. §. Navy Torpedo Planes Destroy Floodgate Of Hwachon Dam

Van Fleet Says Drive Has Ended In UN Victory   Allied Forces Probe Forward to Seek Contact With Enemy

Reds Pull Back As Far As 20 Miles   Chinese Communisté Fail in First Assault; To Strike Again Later

Reds Regroup For Second Round Drive   Van Fleet Says UN Victorious In First Phase

UN Winner in First Phase Of Chinese Red Offensive, Van Fleet Tells Newsmen

Reds Fail In First Phase Of Offensive   Communists Pull Back to Regroup Afte: 70.000 Casualties

Bankhead Case Ready for Jury  Mrs. Cronin Accused of $4,000 Check Thef

church Leaders ray For Passage )f Legislation   Eastern Carolina Ministers Support Anti-Gambling Bill

Steelman Announces Acreement   Contract Calle For 12 1-2 Cents  Hour Pay Boost

Non-Operating Railroad Union Okays Pay Hike   39 6Cante Incraance   12.5-Cent Increase Ends Long Dispute; Million Affected

Non-Operating Rail Unions Sign Wage Contract  Agreement Prov ides iva pane Pey Boost m Warbere

Non-Operating Rail Unions End Dispute   Announcement Is Made Of Agreement During Morning

Gen. Ridgway : Given Free Hanc On Armistice   United Nations Tell: American General To Negotiate Truce

Favorable Answer Is Predicted   Allies Thought Studying Reply To Communicts

Iranian Danger From Red Attack Cited By Bradley   frores War Limits Abrlaty To Meet Acgression Elsewhere, He Declares

SENATORS TOLD FEAR OF SOVIET MOVE INTO RAN   General Says Russians May Decide To Start Trouble — Chiefs Of Staff Consider Problem’

Bradley Warns Of Possible Red Move Info Iran   Tells Of Danger Of Aggression In Tran Bv Russians

Bradley Warns Of Possible New Red Move  - Says Russians Might Start New Fight in fran

Points to Danger of Reds in fran   Bradley ‘Asked About Ending War in Korea

Bradley Sees New Danger lran Situation            General Says ‘Reds May Be Launchitig New — ‘Aggression ‘Action ©  ‘In Troubled ‘Land

''Gen. Bradley Says There Is  Danger of Russia Starting IA New Aggression In Iran

USSR May Start Aggression In lran, Says Brad  Says Continuing, Korea   Says Continuing, Korea War Makes Us Less Ready To Meet Any New Move:

Russians Might Move Into Iran, Bradley Declare:  General Says Iran Is One Of Danger Spots Ear New Aacnression

Soviet-lran Danger Cited By Bradley   Russians May Move in during Current Crisis

Bradley Sees ‘Danger Russia May Move Into Iran’ Soon   Danger Seen In Other Sectors

‘Russians May Move  Into Iran   Bradley Tells ‘Two Committees Reds May Start New Aggression In Middle East

Warns Iran Could Be A Trouble Spot  Cites Danger Of Soviet Aggression

BRADLEY SEES WAR THREAT IN IRAN   Overall Danger Increases While Korea War Continues

lran Danger Is Warned By fen, Bradley   Possible Move By Soviet Into’ Troubled Land Told at Hearing

43 Per Cent Slashed From HST’s Budget   For Non-Military Defense Spending By Appropriations Group

HOUSE GROUP CUTS TRUMAN FIGURE 43 P.C   Nearly Billion Dollars Pared From Civilian Spending Program

House Committee Chops Non-Military Spending; Budget Cut 43 Per Cent

Emergency Fund Asked By Trumar Cut 43 Per Cent   House Committee’s Move Sets Record

Record Slash Made In Truman  Budget Request  Committee Cuts Nearly Half From Total Sum

‘Voice’ Sharply Criticized And Cut 90 Per Cent  CSA Request Lopped   CSA Request Lopped 54 Per Cent As Not Needed For Defense

Truman Budget Cut Deeply  Appropriations Group Makes Record Slash

TRUMAN'S BUDGET SLASHED 43 PCT.   House Group Sets Record ir Cutting Non - Military Defense Request

Non-Milifary Expenses Cut By Committee   Record-Making Slash Q! 43 Percent Voted; Aaencies Rebuked

Panel Slashes Budget 43 Pet   Civil Defense, ‘Voice’ Funds Cut to Bone

Orecon outs va at Break   20 Convicts Overpower 7 Guards at Salem. Then Give Up

Rich Mexican Port Cut Off  By Hurricane   Claim 194 Persons Already Dead  - and Officers Fear Toll May Be Increased; Water Supply Cut Off.   STORM DIGS DEEPER INTO MEXICO INTERIOR

Tampico Cut Off By Storm; Much Damage   Mexico’s Richest Port Hard Hit . By Hurricane Leaving New Path Of Death And Destruetiin

Long Legislative Fight Is Foreseen On Necessary Re-Districting Of State

Typhoon Appaling An Its Damage Philippine Storm Leaves  838 Dead, 403,000  Hamelece

Ist Break Made In Dock Strike      Staten Island Gangs Pass Picket Line To Resume Loading Army Carqoes

Part of Striking Longshoremen LoadArmy Goods   Back-to-Work Pleas Ignored by Most Dock Crews

Truman Offers To Talk Peace With Russia   President Suggests Conference With Red Leaders

‘Truman Renews Proposal For United Nations Control Of Atomic Power

U. N.. DEFIED BY MOSSADEGH IN OIL DISPUTE   Truman Calls Upon Moscow To Agree on Disarmament

Traman Offers to ‘Sit Down With Soviet Russia’ in Hope Of Freeing World From Fear

URGES PARLEY TO SEEK ARMS CONTROL PLAN   Says Soviets First Must Abandon “Phoney Pewee Propaganda.”

Truman Reiterates Willingness to Talk Peace with Russia   President. in Address, Renews Proposal for U- N. Atomic Power Control.

Truman Offers To Talk Peace With Russians  Sees Little Chance Of Settlement Unti  Arms Proaram End<«

HST Offers to Talk With Soviet Russia on Atomie Warfare, Disarmament

World Free of Atom Warfare Threat Is Goal   President Asks Reds to Lay Aside Phoney Peace Propaganda

Truman Offers To Talk Peace With Russia   Calls Upon Red Nation To Agree on Terms to Remove Atomic Fear

For U. N. Control  Atomic Proposal Renewed In Truman’s Tar Heel Address

Would “Sit Down With: Russia’ To Seek Pact   RENEWS PROPOSAL FOR U.N. CONTROL OF ATOMIC POWER, ASKS REDS TO LAY ASIDE PHONEY PEACE

Always Ready To Sit Down With USSR  Renews Plea For  UN Atom Control

OffertoSif Down With Russ In U.N. Renewed   President Asks Russ To Quit ‘Phoney Peace Propaganda’

Truman Offers to Talk Disarmament, Control of A-Bomb With Russia

Truman Offers To Talk: Peace With Russia   Truman Wants UMT Statute Passed

Truman Would Hold Meet With Soviets  Russians Are Asked To Lay Aside Peace Propaganda

President Urges Kremlin to Seek UN Agreement  , Free the World From Atomie Scourae

Truman Proposes Atomic Avreement   Offers to “Sit Down With Russia’ —W arns Against Fear Peddlers

President Calls For Disarming Plan With Reds   Speaks At Ceremonies For New Wake Forest

ASKS RUSSIANS TO DISCUSS DISARMING   Declares Reds Should Lay Aside Phoney Propaganda   Going All-Out To Prevent Another War, Strives For Durable Peace

President Ready to Talk Peace   _U.N. Parleys on Lifting Arms Burden Proposed

Truman Ready To Talk Peace   The President Calls Upon Russia To Agree On Disarmament

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Would Free World of Atom Bomb

OFFERS RUSSIA PEACE TALKS   Truman Seeks To Free World Of Atomic  War Scare

TRUMAN OFFERS TO TALK PEACE WITH RUSSIANS   U. S. EVER WILLING TO DISCUSS CONTROL OF ATOMIC WARFARE

U.S. Renews Bid to Russia On Atom Pact   President Asks Kremlin To Quit  ‘Phony Propaganda

Truman Wants ‘To Sit Down With Russia,’ Seek Treaty   President Determined to Leave No Stone Unturned In Search for Peace

Cites Need Of Strong  Moafas gag RP CETHSES   SPEAKS AT NEW CAMPUS

Truman Would Talk Peace   Offers to Sit Down with Soviet Russia to Seek Agreement on Disarma-

Truman Asks Russ Join In Disarming   President Suggests Agreements to Bar Another War

Willing fo Call United Nations Meef   President Says Atomic’ War is Threatening Now

TRUMAN OFFERS TO “SIT DOWN" WITH RUSSIA   Is Ready to Seek Agreement On Disarmament and Atomic Controls.

Truman Says He Would Like ‘Peace Talk’   Offers To ‘Sit Down with Soviets To Discuss Accord

Truman Renews Offer to Talk Atomic Control  President Holds   President Holds ‘Slight Peace Hope Until West ‘Armed

Renews Bid For Atomic Agreement   Ready To Sit Down In U.N. And Take Up Disarmament  Viena ace

Speech Repeats Willingness for Genuine Meetine  Extends Proposal Ear Dicarmament

Visits State For College  Ceremonies   Ground 1s Broken At W-Salem For New Wake Forest

‘We Are Willinc lo Talk Peace, President Says  Questions Of Civil   Questions Of Civil Rights, Southern Democrats Cleared

Would Sit Down With Russia to Seek Agreement and Bar World From Scourge of Atomic War. .

Truman Renews Plea To Russia For Atomic Ban   President Urges UN Supervision Of Disarmament

Truman Offers Disarmament Talks With Soviet Russia   Would Seek To Stop War and Make Durable Peace

Ready fo Take Problemto UN   President Seeking to Free World of Atomic War Scournaae

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Start Running Joe  [Florida Senator Drafts Uliimatum For Kremlin That Drips Bluniness

Bad Weather Is on Way Oui of Missouri Today   Tomorrow Is to Be Fair and Warmer, With Readings in the 40's.

Sec. Asks Iran To  Make Deal   Acheson Urges Iran To Try To keep British Oil Experts

Acheson Appeals  For Agreement In  Iranian Ol Fuss Warns Shutdown  Means Hardship For People

Soviet Would Leave China Out Of Truce Talks   Gromyko and Ambassador Kirk Get Together in Moscow; Matter of Guarantees Still Up in the Air.   Acheson Desperately Appeals to Iran

Western Kansas Again Battered by Storms   Many Areas Report Heavy Rains, Hail, And Hich Winds

West Takes A Battering   Swept by High Winds, Rain, and Hail While Rest of State Is Fair

Weather Stull On Rampage in West Kansas   Heavy Rains, High Winds, And Hail Are Reported; Showers Forecast

Missing Boy’s Body Is Found  Bloodhounds Aid in Locating Tot in Lake

Willing For Views xchange   British Desire Is to Retain the Mastery of Their  Own Affairs

Wage Boosts  4H) ee ee eee    Skilled Workers Also Get Deferments

‘Dogs Put Bite On The Law British Justice Muzzled By Six Look-alike Collies

Democrats Reply to Scorching Minority Report by Republicans on Probe of REC

Senator Attacks Minority Report Against Truman   McFartand Says GOP Is ‘Smirking Piety’

Senator Backs President On RFC Issue   Says Republican Charges Against Truman ‘Poppycock’

Says Blast. At Harry Poppy: cock.  Protests: Aga: inst !   Protests: Against 7 * Charges. MadeBy’  GOP.In RFC Prob:

M’FARLAND RAPS MINORITY REPORT ON RFC INQUIR)   Senator Calls Republican Charges Against Truman and Boyle “Undiluted Poiitical Hokum.”   BRICKER AND CAPEHART : HURL ACCUSATIONS   Say President. Democratic Chairman Have Transferred “Pendergast Poli ties” to National Leyrl,

MFARLAND FLAYS GOP FOR BLASTING PRESIDENT ON RFC   Minority Report Charges Are ‘Political Poppycock,’ He Says   PRAISES TRUMAN   2 Republican Senators See Pendergast Ru'e in Cantal

MeFarland’s Answer  GOP Blast At Truman, Boyle Called ‘Political Poppveock?

Ike's Aide Sees In Three Years   Will Not Need  U.S. Troops Then. Is Belief

Foreign Aid Bill Goes To Senate   JAPANESE PROBLEMS  Emperor Happy In New Role

U. 8. Troops In Europe Temporarily  e General Makes Statement On Basis Of Ne      e General Makes Statement On Basis Of No European War  Defenses Read vy

Eisenhower Aide Optimistic Over Europe’s Future  Says Defenses Will Be In ‘Good Shape’ Within Three Year:

Senate Debate On Foreign Aid Starts Today   Soviet Trade Curb Voted 55 to 16. Returned to House

Foreign Ai¢ Bill Up in Senate   Ike’s Aide Sees ‘Hope That Yanks Can Leave Europe

FOREIGN AID BILL COMES BEFORE SENATE   West Europe Defenses Expected to Be “In Good Shape” Within 3 Years.

Government to Prosecute Black Marketers In Beef; Cowmen’s Chief Says ‘No Strike’

Price Violators Face Crackdown   Government Is Taking Steps to Prevent Black Market Activity in Beef

SUL ROSS TO BE HOST AT TIPA MEETING   150 Journalism Students Expected Here For Event Next Week 

Red Bosses Get Ax In Germany  Communists Grapple With Party Crisis

Mrs. Adah Coates Died in Meadville Yesterday, Funeral to Be Tuesday

DROWN MURDE TRIAL RESUMES   Michigan Plans No Action Against Indiana Man For ‘Confession’

House Now Ready To Okay Recess To December 10   Reluctant Submission Tc Senate Plan Is Reported

Probe Is Started Into Crash Cause  Under New York   Two New Trains Involved in Wreck Injuring 27 Persons, Two Critically

Blames Failure To Stop af Signal   Railroad Manager Explain Crash of Trains

Train Wreck _ At New York  Investigated   Express Belief Violation Of Stop Signal Caused Wreck In Which 27  . Passengers Were Hurt

Backers of Mill Creek Dam Project Now Giving Testimony in Columbus

GROUP TO HOLD FIRST MEETING. FRIDAY MORNING   Two Delegates From Each Side on Body; Reporters Barred

KOREA GROUP SETS UP NEW SUBCOMMITTEE   Two Delegates Chosen From  Each Side

Streamlined Group  Attempts to Draft Truce Line Terms   Eight-Man Subcommittee To Seek End of Stalemate As Reds © Seem To Be Cracking

Hope To Salvace Peace Deadlock In Secret Meet  Formal Conference Suspended While

Buffer Zone Deadlock Key Issue   Atmosphere ‘Almost Cozy,’ Official Save

Formal Korean Truce Parleys Are Suspended  res = ee Eee Pee   Harmony Marks Nev Move; Blackout Of Reports Is Ordered

Screaming Reds Take Third Hill   Waves of Chinese Smash Through Allied Lines on Western Front

Chinese Reds Launch Attack   Hundreds Of Enemy Soldiers Die In Savave Attack On U. N. Lines

Chinese Reds Cut Through — d —  .  a  wee      Reds Capture Hill  In Costly Fighting   Battle Described As Most Savage In More Than Month In Korea

Israel, Syrian Fight Renewed  Cease Fire Broken By Night Attacks

Border Fight Erupts Again  In Near East Syria, Israel End Short Cease-Fire Aareement On Rorde

Rep. Stefan — Dies Today In Washinaton   - Entered. Hospital © - Monday Following ‘B Sudden Attack :

McMahon Head of Boys School   Superintendent Takes Position at Waukesha

Reds Say ‘No’  To All Allied  Peace Proposals Status of U. N.-Held  ‘Islands, Armistice — Commission Discussed

U. N. AGAIN FAILS TO END DEADLOCK ON TRUCE POLICING   3-Hour Debate Proves Fruitless; Some Observers See Compromise’ Hope

Reds Refuse To Yield On  Truce Point   End 5-Hr. Debnte Deadlocked Over Policing Armistice

Reds Rebuff All U.N. Overtures For Compromise  Communists Say ‘No To Every Proposal   Communists Say ‘Ni To Every Proposal By Allies On How To Control Truce

Negofiators Stymied Over Policing Truce   Observers See Hope Of Agreement Despite 12-Day Deadlock

No Progress,  Truee Talks   Red) Negotiators Reject All U.N. Proposals; to Meet Again Sunday

Po'icing of Truce Still Unsolved in Armistice Talis   Believe Negotiators Nearing Bargaining S'agoe: Air War Resumed.

REDS REBUFF NEW ALLIED OVERTURE   Reject Pleas to Offer Compromise Proposals

ENEMY REBUFFS EFFORT 10 END STALLED TRUCE   Communists Say No To Every U.N. Pro. posal — Supervising Armistice Issue  - Seems Doomed.

UN Team Striving To Snap Deadlock Reds Rebuff Overture:  On Armistice—Solution Thought Possible

Deadlocks Still Hold; No Big News   Subcommittees Spend Day in Talk on Islands’ Status Off N. Korea Coast

REDS REJECT EVERY U.N. PROPOSAL   Tempers Flare After Five Hours Of Debate   See Some Hope Of Compromise Soon: 5 Demands Made By Communists

—KOREA~ Truce Plan Is Blocked — By Red ‘No’  _Tempers Frayed . In Long Debate

Red Delegates Turn Down UN Efforts To Break Deadlock at Truce Parley

Negotiators Are Still Deadlocked  ‘Over Supervision   Possibility Of Compromise Seen On Part  Of ULN

No Agreements Reached After Lenathy Debate   Optimists Continue To Hope For Some Kind Of Compromise

“ACCEPT OUR PLAN”, REDS TELL ALLIES   Only Way to Make Headway on Truce Is Give Chinese Their Way, Negotiators Told.   *TEMPERS FRAYED IN 5-HOUR DEBATE   Discuss U. N. Held Islands and Armistice Commis: sion With No Results; Reds Reinforcing Troops.

Reds Continue To Say No, Talks Continue   Compromise Solutior Held Possible But No Progress Visible

New Attempt to Break Truce  Deadlock Fails   Reds Rebuff All of U.N. Overtures, Refuse Su. pervision Proposal.

UN Again Fails To Find Truce Police Formula   Communists Rebuff Ever Overture in 5 Hours Of Debate

Both Sides See Tempers Grow Frayed   Five Communist . Demands Studied

Truce Talks Remain in  Deadlock   Reds Invited to Offer Points for Truce Compromise

U. N. Negotiators Unsuccessful Again In Attempt To Break Policing Fisht

U.N. Effort to Break Deadlock ls Unsuccessful   Jets Fight Five Furious Battles Over North Korec

COMMUNISTS  ANSWER NO T0  U. N. PROPOSALS CLEARING WEATHER  BRINGS AIR BATTLES TO FIGHTING FRONT

United Nations Negotiators Make Another Unsuccessful Effort To Break Deadlock Over Korea

Negotiators Fail To Overcome Big Truce Deadlocks  Communist Build-Up  In Korea Is Charged

Reds Reject Police Plan; Tempers Rise  See Some Hope o f Compromise to End

U.N. Overtures on  Rebutfedby Reds   Hope of Compromise Solution Soon Seen by Some Observers.

Both Sides See Tempers Grow Frayed   Five Communist Demands Studied By Truce Necaotiato:

YMINGTON’S ATTITUDE IS INTERESTING In Firing of Minneapolis Sub-Executive

Symington’s Sense Of Ethics Greater Than Most Officials, Writer Reports

GOP Plans Are Rejected By Marshall   Tesues Warning On Danger of _ Russian Invasion

Sec. Marshall Sees Danger Of Invasion   General Tells. Solons U. S. To Hike Forces Abroad To 197.000

Rejects GOP Plan fo Limif Overseas Force   Warns of Invasion Danger if Russia Overruns Europe

O'OWYER CLAIMS CRIME REPORT FY PCGERATEP   Ambassador Hits Back At Critics From Mexico City

Controversy Still Boiling; Declaration of War Urged   Lady Astor Thinks MacArthur Genius, But Tokyo Job Made Him Feel Like a God

Believed Sticking Point W Communist Demand Tt (Cease-Fire Take Effect At On Talks In Sixth Day   ATMOSPHERE SUDDENLY ALTERED FOR WOR!

Miners Are Assessed $2,850,000   Emergency Levy Is Ordered To Provide Backlog For Coming Contract Battle.

‘Spy’ Letter Blamed On  Hung varians   Slavs See Attempt To Bolster Charge  Apatiar 1. & Pitess

Slavs Accuse Russians Of Faking Letter   Tito Regime Takes Part in Controversy  Over U. S. Plane

Kingston Has Nine U.S. Agencies Using 32,000 Square Feet   Congressional Committee aes ». 5. Spends

List Bureaucracy  Need for Offices   Committee Finds US Uses Equivalent of 2 Empire States for Each State

DRAFT BOARD POWERS EXPANDED  Armed Forces To Fall Short Of Truman's New Manpower Goal

Non-Battle Casualties  Are 72,679   But 85 Percent Return to Duty, Gen. Bradley Sav

(2,679 MORE U.S. CASUALTIES BARED   NON-BATTLE FIGURE REVEALED FOR FIRST TIME —UPS TOTAL TO 141,955.

12,679 Casualties Behind Battle Line Double U. S. Tolls   Bradley Discloses 85 Pct Returned To Stations After Treatment

U. 5. Casualties In Korea Now Total 141,955   Overall Figure Is Given By Bradley At Senate Probe

Celebration Ends Tonight... .  State 4-H Council  Picks Its Leaders

Tax Charge In On Capone   Al’s Brother Is Described As Racketeer

Marshal Is Sent To Get Costello   Gambler To Be Arrested If He Refuses  To Testify Before Senate Committee

Brother of Al Capone Named In Tax Charge  Order Arrest: Of Ralph on Three Counts

U. S. CRACKS DOWN ON RACKETEER  Arrest of Ralph Capone on Tax Charge Ordered

File Tax Charges Against Capone   Brother of Al Capone Is Accused of Evasion by Commissiqner of Revenue

Brother of Al Capone Accused of Income Tax Evasion   Order for Arrest Is Issued Against Ralph Capone of Chicago.

Ralph Capone to Face Tax Charge   Ll. S. Cracks Down on Als Brother for 3 Separate Offenses

Ralph Capone Faces New Arrest   Gangster Charged With Tax Evasion

Chicago Gangster, Who Operates in Wisconsin, Is Named In Warrant   Is ‘Bar Manager” At Mercer, Wis.   Defendant’s State Tax Data Bared by Capital Times Last Month

Ralph Capone's Arrest Ordered   Gang Czar’s Brother Called Tax Evader

Atmosphere Is Cordial At Start   Little Expected To Be Ironed Out At 10-Day Meet

NEW SQUABBLE ON DRAFT BILL GETS UNDERWAY IN CONGRESS   Some Senators State 18-Year-Old Ban Could Be Set Aside

TRAINING ANGLE STRESSED ins eee  18-Year-Old Draft Curb Believed Only Temporary

Britain, Egypt Rush Troops to Troubled Zone  We Will Stand Fast, Reteick Mamavel Cocco

Suez Town Is Bristling with  Rival Military   Both British and Egyptians Rush Reinforcements To Ismalia ‘as Former Face New Trouble in Sudan, Where One Leader of Powerful Ashigga Party Calls for Cumpaion of Dizahadience

British Rush Aid To Suez Garrison  Canal Area City Is Armed Camp As Troone Curh Moh Dicarderc

Suez Canal Zone Bristles With Armor   British, Egyptians  Rush Reinforcements To Troubled Area— New Trouble in Sudan

More Troubles Loom As Sudan Supports Egypt   British In Control On Situation; Area Is Now Armed Camp

British Send  Para troopers   Ishmailia Is Called An ‘Armed Camp’; Tanks Patrol

Revolt Against British Urged By Sudan Chief   3,500 English -Paratroopers Land in Egypt as Tension Continues to Mount

Suez Armed Camp; Egypt Disobedient  British Troops Sent to Danaer   British Troops Sent to Danger Area Today

Suez Area Turned Into  ‘Armed Camp   British, Egyptians Rush Reinforcements After Riotine Kills Seven

3,900 Being Sent From Cyprus To Bolster Force In The Riot-Torn Area   Seven Killed And Scores Injured Yesterday When British Fire On Rioting And Looting Eevptians: Peonle Urged To Be Calm.

Rioting Quelled, Ismailia Turned Info Armed Camp   Pro-Egyptian Leader Urges Disobedience Campaian in Sudan

Sudan Leader Joins Egypt  In Uprising   British Transport Paratroops for Use In Keeping Order

Disobedience Campaign In Sudan Urged   Parachute Forces Flown To Trouble Area From Cyprus

British Fly Air Troops To Sudan   Egypt Studies Possibility Of Mobilization

CANAL ZONE AREA ARMED CAMP; NEW TROUBLE IN SUDAN   Sudanese People Urged To Revolt Against British Authorities; Tanks Ready For Action Outside Ismailia.

Suez Canal City Bristles With Weapons. Tanks   Ismailia Divided,  Taken Over By Men From Britain, Egypt; Sudan Unrest Brews

Sudan Chief Calls For Strike Against British  aye ee ea  i a 24 ] eure s.s sc” Basil a At ee Zh < oe 2a ca. ee

British And Egyptians On Verge Of War   Suez Canal Area Becomes Armed Arsenal

Disobedience Campaign Indicates New Trouble For British Authorities

Suez Bristling With Tanks, Guns   Both Britain and Egypt ~ Send More Armed Strength Into Area   \MORE VIOLENCE AHEAD   One Moslem Leader Urges Disobedience to Britain In Sudan

Ismailia Now Becoming Armed Camp   Britain Facing New Trouble in Sudan As Tensions Grow

ALL QUIET TODAY AFTER TUESDAY'S BLOODY RIOTING   SUDAN NATIONALS CALL FOR CAMPAIGN OF DISOBEDIENCE

Suez Area Is Armed Camp  More Trouble   More Trouble  Brewing for British

British Forces Face New Trouble In Sudan Sector   Pro-Egyptian Party Leader Calls on People For Campaigr To Drive Britons From Land

Ismailia Now Becoming Armed Camp  Britain Facing New  Pa a ae ee:   Britain Facing New Trouble in Sudan As Tensions Grow

Canal City Is Armed Camp   Critical Situation Holds In Dispute Over Possession Of Important Suez District

Canal City Turned Into Armed Camp   Egyptian Sudanese Head Urges Drive Against British

British Face New Trouble In Sudan Are   F'eople of Sudan Called Upon To Disobey Britain; Zone Is Controlled

CA BROTLES WITH BRITISH GUNS, TANKS   Paratroops Flown In to Quel Riots in City of Ismailia.

British Send More Troops to Suez Area   Paratroopers Flown From Cyprus: Expect Trouble in Sudan

Brilish Face New Trouale in Angloteyplian Sudan   In Ismailia Businesses Close, City Gives Appearance of Armed Camp.

British Rush Troops Into Suez Sector.   Egypt Also Bolsters Force In Vital Area After Riots Checked

Egypt, Britain  Near Showdown  Troops Guard Suez; Sudan Drive Opens

Suez Area Bristles With Guns   British, Egyptians Rush Tanks, Troops to Canal, New Trouble in Sudan

Canal Zone A Bristling Armed Camp  British Flying New Troops to Suez

Britain, Egypt Make Armed Camp of Cit   Campaign of Disobedience In Sudan Urged By  Nationalists

Ring Also Got ‘Sky Platform’  Information  Greenglass Holds Spotlight At Trial

Gave Reds  Description Of A-Bomb, Spy Admits   Greenglass Says Russians Also Go Information  On ‘Space Shin’

Russia Got Secrets on Atom Bomb   Former U.S. Employe Tells of Giving Information to Reds

Veapon Superseded Hiroshima Model, Confessed Spy Says   UNIQUE SPACE SHIP PLANS GIVEN ENEMY

Testines King Told Of Fabulous Space Ship Plans   Greenglass Reveals Rosenberg Tipped Him He Got Details Of Project From ‘One Of The Boys

Say Tells How Russia Was Kept Posted on Bom   (He Turned Over Latest Atom Facts‘to His  Contact

Former Atom Employe Says ‘One of the Boys’ Handed Over Data on Sky Platform

Says Russ Ring Received Facts on Newer Type   Space Ship Notes Also Obtained, U.S. Trial Hears

Surprise Testimony at Spy Trial; Information on Fabulous  ' Space Ship Also Reported Obtained by Reds.

Russ Got Plans For Atom Bomb, Spy Trial Told   Description Handed Over Month Afte Hiroshima Blast, Greenglass Tells  N. Y, Jury; Also Gave Espionage  Ring Data on Mystery Space Ship

Spy Gave Russians Secrets of ~~ TT ateeModel A-Bomb, Space Ship.

Confessed Spy Involves Others In Red Ring  Says Gave Reds Details of Bomb,

President Hits Petty Polities Of Opponents   Chief Executive Puts Up Policy Defense At Demo Dinner

Tran Turns Down Joint Operation  Plan of British   Is Willing to Continue With Negotiations On OU Dispute

British Plan For Oil Field Rejected   Iranian Cabinet Turns Down Joint Operation

i Medics, Dentists and I Vets Not Registered IMust Do So On Monday

Flying Boxear Half-Buried at Mountain Top   Charred Bodies ° Of 34 Found In Ruvned Ova ft

Plane Wreck, Bodies of 36  FoundinFranee   Alr Force Boxcar Hit: Mountain Side on Way - to Bordeaux

Crashed Plane Found With All Aboard Killed   U. S. Flying Boxear Half Buried In  Snow On French Mountainside

Wreckage Half Buried in Snow   Flying Boxcar Located on Slopes of Mount Dore

Burned Out “Box Car’ Is Located   American Tragedy In French Mountains Revealed By Finding Of  Plane Near High Lake

36 Dead in Wrecked U. S. Plane   Servicemen Found In Burned Flying ‘Boxcar’ on SnowCapped Mountain

Missing AF Plane Found In France,  All 36 Men Dead  Ili-Fated Craft Apparently Lost In Bad Weather

Wreckage ol Plane Found; Aq Sarvivars   Searchers Report All U. 8.  Servicemen Died When C-82  Craft Crashed Into French  Mountain. .

All 36 of U.S. Servicemen on Board Are Dead   French Airman Spots Debris Near Peak Top

All 36 Dead on U. S. Plane Found in France  Rescue Teams Find Wreckage Buried in Snow on Mount d'Or

Twin-Engine C.82 Crashes Into Mountainside On Routine Flight From Frankfurt, Germany, To Bordeanx   NO SIGN OF LIFE AT CRASH SCENE

Rescue Teams Find Plane On  Snowy Slope   One Victim Crawled From Flying Boxcar Before His Death

o-- reacen Geena Th man Sens Law Earning Shigniar  Ae Coad Mew & cM Stal wachines

Slot- Machine Ban Signed By Pr seldlons   Shipments Halted Into Every State   Government May Seize Any Devices Not Labeled Or Sent IHlegally

Investigators Report Knox Called ‘Deplorable’, Other Camps Given O.K.

All Basic T raining Camps Except Ft. Knox, Rated OK   Conditions at: Kentucky  Processing Center ‘Deplorable’: Marines Best

Find Conditions “Deplorable”’ at Fort Knox, Ky.   Other U. S. Training Centers Are Rated From Passable to Excellent By Senate

House Unit Cuts Funds for New Atomic Plant  Disturbed by Report of Waste In Go Proiect

War Could ‘Peter’ Out, Bradley Says   Senators Warned Russia Could Be Incited to Fiqht

GEN. BRADLEY SEES PEACE HOPE fF RED DRIVE I$ SMASHED   Foe Might Agree to Terms or Fighting .Could Just : Peter Out, He Says   SAYS PROBE ‘HARMFUL’   Warns Senators MacArthur Inquiry May Incite Russia to War

DRADLEY WARNS PROBE MAY LEAD RUSSIA TO FIGHT   General Deplores Giving Moscow Information About U.S. Intentions and Capabilities,   HOLDS WAR IN KOREA MAY JUST PETER OUT   Testifies It Is Not Objective of U.N. Forces to Drive Chinese Out of Country,

War May ‘Peter Out, Says Bradley   But Warns Senators Also That Inquiry Ma: Incite Russia,

Bradley Hints Of Peace By Halting Enemy   Claims Objective is Not to Drive Reds Out of North Korea

Mac Inquiry Peril Is Cited   Bradley Warns Senators Hearings On Ouster May Incite Russia To War

General Regrets Necessity Of Public Hearing  Trusts Chinese In _ Negotiations More Than Russians

Bradley Warns Inquiry May Incite to War  Also Hints Peace In Karan If Rad Piuch   Also Hints Peace in Korea If Red Push Smashed by Allies

Omar Says Mae Probe  Dangerous   Russia May Strike But Peace Can Con Uf Chinese Halted

Bradley Says Senate Probe May Incite Russia to War; Hints Possible Korea Peace

Bradley Hints Peace If Allies Halt Red Drive  MacArthur Ouste   MacArthur Ouste May Incite Soviet To War. He Savs   Views Mixed

oncedes War n Korea Might lust Peter Out  Sen. Tobey Pleads For End To Inquiry

Fighting Could Fizzle Without Truce, He Says   General Declares Goal Is No Longer To Clear Out Reds

Hearing Bares AULU.S. Plans, General Holds   Joint Chiefs Think Costs To Enemy May Compel ; Wlawes for Peace

$8,000 BLAZE H, W, BLUEBAUGH, IN YORK SPRINGS COUNTY NATIVE, ON SATURDAY DIES ON SUNDAY

Greenglass Gets Sentence Today  Ex-Army Sergeant Is Confessed Spy

‘Mer cy’ Seen As Greenglass  Awaits Fate Fourth Atomic Spy  wenn

ATH ATOM SPY TO HEAR FATE   Former Sergeant To B Sentenced This ’ Afternoon

Greenglass To Hear Own Fate This Afternoon  prar Vincth Dewclies   Faces Death Penalty But Looks For Mercy.

Fourth Atom Spy Awaits Sentence  Greenglass to Hear Fote This Afternoon

‘Accuser Of Rosenbergs Hears Own Fate Today   Confessed:Traitor Greenglass: Expects. Mercy Because Of His Testimony Against Sister

Ex-GI Awaits Fate In Cowt As Soviet Spy   Greenglass Expects Mercy For Revealing Atam Secrets Theft

Greenglass Hears Sentence Today   Rosenberg And Wife Sing In Cells After Getting Death Terms

Senate Votes Speed Limits On Highways   Propose County Tax on Motor Fuels in State

State Speed Limit Adopted by Senate   _ Measure Sent to House Would Wold Passenger Cars:to 65 Milesan Hourin Daytime, 50 at Night:Small Loans Interest Rate Bill Passed

Officers of Both Sides Appointed To Get Details  Talks Recessed So

UN Seeking Demilitarized Line Running Along Present Battle Front, Reds Expected To Demand 38th Parallel As Division Point

(Moves Made to 'Speed Cease-Fire   UN Gives Commies Maps Showing Area Lar Damilitarized Zone in Korea

Reach Agreement On Procedural Matters For Negotiations   Recess Taken While Nam IL Studies Admiral Joy’s Maps Of Proposed Demilitarized Zone.

Weather At Yuma   Progress Is Made dn Ceasefire Talks   Location of Demilitarized Zone Is Tough -t Item On Armistice Agenda

Agreement Reached In Principh On Administrative, Procedura Matters Lesigned To Expedite The Ceaso.Fire   JOY PRESENTS MAPS GIVING HIS IDEAS

Teams Study Maps of Neutral Zone   Location of Zone Said To Be Tough Issue At Truce

UN Wants Buffer Zone North of 38th Parallel, Along Present Front Line

Hour Close When War Will Halt   Biggest Block Is Agreement on Buffer Zone

Cargo Craft Foreed Down In Hungary   Kremlin Charges Unarmed Ship On Spy-Dropping Flight

Flood Control Money Asked  VAs anel Ate Rate   Work At Beatrice Is Included In New Senate Bill

Order Troops To Step Up Ground War   Two More Enemy Planes Downed In Air Battles

UN Planes  Down Two More. Jets   Generals Issue Orders to “Carry Fight Ruthlessly’ To the Enemy

‘Carry Fight Ruthlessly, Allies Told   Air War flares'Aguin With UN Boosting Total Victims To 20

2 MIGs Downec And Ground _ Fighting Flares   —UN-Forces Ordered To Hit Reds on the Ground Ruthleccly

UN Forces Shoot Five Revenue Mer ‘Down 2 Red Jets To Be Questioned

Grenade-Throwing Commies. Drive Allies From Advance Post   UN Forces Down’ Two More Communist Jet-Fighters; Damage Three Others

Carry Fight To the Enemy, Generals Order   Two More Red Jets Shot Down In Air Battles

U.N. Forces Down Two Red Planes   Allies Receive Orders To Hit Communist Troops On Ground ‘Ruthlessly’

TWO 10-POINT DEER  BATTLE TO DEATH   Both Succumb When Antiers Are Locked In Extraordinary : Struzrle

School Board, Fairgrounds Property Sale Other  Election Issues   ASKS AN EARLY VOTE

LAWRENCE TO PICK _ FIRST COMMISSIO   School Board, Fairgrounds,  iP rly. Sale Other  lection Issues   ASKS AN EARLY VOTE

Hunt For Plane Goes On; Hope For 53 Fading   Ships. Planes Sweep Athantie 4th Day; Suitease Only Clue

Search for Plane Enters 4th Day  Sabotage Speculation Annenre in Rritain

Five-Day Week for Banks Narrowly Squeaks Thru on 2? Votes   Sabotage Feared in Loss Of Huge Air Force Plane

Ships And Plane: Sweep Atlantic Hunting Airmen   US Globemaster And 53 Americans Vanish Without Single Trace

SPECULATE ON SABOTAGE 10 GIANT PLANE   Suitcase Is Only Clue in Dis: appearance With 53 Aboard.

GIVE UP HOPE FOR 53 AIRMEN ON LOST PLANE   Sabotage Hinted, But U. S. Officials Are ‘Mum’

Ships, Planes Continue Search  Speculation About Sabotaace Heard

Ships And Planes Sweeping Atlantic For Trace Of Big Carrier Lost Since F riday

Continue Search — _ For Lost Plane   Big Transport Sabotaged British Report

Plane Search Is Stepped Up   Ships and Planes Sweep N. Atlantic, British Press Speculates on Sabotace

Ships, Planes Sweep North Atlantic For Fourth Day, Seeking Trace Of Vanished Plane and 53 Airmen   Truman Calls Unon Nations of New World To Strengthen Their Defenses to  Meet Perils Posed. by Soviet Agaressors

Sea Scoured  For 53 Men   ‘Speculation Arises on Possible Sabotage Of Big Plane

Plane Still Missing; 53 Aboard  Rrifices Danare   British Papers Speculate Sabotaae

Li... £.  Hope for Missing C-14is Waning   Sabotage Hinted In British Press

Ships, Planes Sweep North Atlantic For Fourth Day, Seeking Trace Of Vanished Plane and 53 Airmen

Sabotage Seen  In Air Tragedy Hunt Goes On For 53 Missing U.S. Airmen

Girl Seeking To Wed Priest Held   Ttalian Police Arrest American Blonde In Security Move

American Girl Seeking to Wed a Catholic Priest in Italy ls Put Under Arrest

 —PATTERN IS WRITING END TO OLD DAYS OF FEUDING AND RIVALRY— American Churches Move Neorer to Unified Effort

B-36 Bombers Roar Back Home From England   Planes Fight Headwind On Non-Stop Flight To Fort Worth Base

Atom Bomb Planes Make Return Trip   Fog and Freezing Wea ther Fail to Make Any Difference.

BRITISH WERE ‘EDUCATED Huge A-Bombers Back Home After Flight from England

Atom Bombers Span Atlantic Without Stop   Trip To England And Back Made Easily; Crews Praise Planes

Six B-36s Arrive In Texas After Non-Stop Atlantic Flight  Giant Bombers Make 5,000-Mile Hop From England In Less Than 32 Hours

BRITISH WERE IMPRESSED B-36s Buck Strong Wind Returning From England

Yankees. . EN nao 2] 0]0) i) aa a Gients... FOO OOO DON aa ma,  Ratteries: Reynalds and Betra: Maalie, Jones (46) and Westraum.      Mossadegh Arrives at N. Y. _ for United Nations Hearinc

Reds Slam Allies Im Sudden Attack  U.N. Combat Force Threatened As Resistance Slows Advance

Eneirclement o Combat Team Is Threatened  Battleship Missouri   Battleship Missouri Supporting Fleet Shell Kosong Area

‘All or Nothing’ Stand Taken on Peace Talks   Big 3 Tells Russians Parley Must Deal with Entire World Situation

‘WHOLE’ CRISIS IS EYED Western Big Three Hands Reds Parley Suggestions

Contend Sf. Louis Focal Point for Bookie Operations   Opening Session of Kefauver Committee  On Television.

Hollywood  Corner ”~   Thrice Wed lamar Marries Wealthy Night Club Owner

HEDY LAMARR MARRIES NIGHT CLUB OPERATOR   May Retire from Films tc Devote Life to 4th Husband.

House Group Cuts Truman Requests   Biggest Slash Shown In Funds For Civil Defense

Civil-Detense Budget Cut $469 Million   Money Bill Voted By House Group   $790,.216.500AllowedFor Stockpiling Strategic, Critical Materials

sania ae eeemeneriaeenines  RECORD SNOWFALL REPORTED IN AUSTRALIA

Would Ban Closed Shop   Kansas Solon Says Rail Strike Prompted Him.to Offer Bill

State Senate Bill Bans Closed Shop   Proposed Law Is Outgrowth of the  Swritehmaon‘c Cartbeae

‘Was Only Joking Houston Play Playboy Denies Sister to Marry Egyptian

Winama Dector Takes Ill, Dies   Dr. George McCaskey Is Dead At Age 64

PROBLEM FOR SCIENCE --Origin of Life Discussed in Professor’s Book

Were First Molecules Formed in Gas, Water? —  What Was Starting Point of Life?

Garfield Says He Is Not Red   Four Others Admit Having Been In Fold

John Garfield Says He Was Never Red —  “Awtar Opffere Full Cacaneration With House Committees

CLOUDS FOR WEEKEND   Forecast Also Calls for Showers With Mild Temperatures

‘CAN'T SCORE TOUCHDOWN'  MacArthur's Hands Tied in War, Says Legion Chief

DisalleSees Doom OF All Price Curbs   OPS Chief Flays House Guaranteed Profit Amendment

Says House Has Killed  Controls   New Bill Said To Have Riddled Controls Bill

DiSalle Angry. As House Okays Cost-Plus Plan   Controls Bill Is Riddled

Tight Controls Clamped on Key Materials   Curbs Will Not Apply to Production Of Civilian Goods

light Control Of Production Put in Effect   New Curbs Won't Affect » Civilian Goods Industries Now

Production Curb Revives CMP’ Of World War Il   Civilian Goods Industries Not Yet Affected By Rules

TIGHTER CURBS ARE IN EFFECT   New Government Contrcls Revived World War 2 Production Plan

oa WN EFFECT   New Government Controls Revived World War 2 Production Plan

New Curbs Tighten _  Controls   Consumer Goods Ma} Be Put Under New Regulation In Oct.

Boy Drowns As Speeding Boat Tips   Father Rescued In Lake Chapin

FATHER SAVE BUT LAD SINKS WITHOUT TRACE   Dragging Continued Today In Effort To Find Rady

Port Workers Vote To Close N. Y. Facilities   Dockworkers Spurn Offer Of Ryan On Contract, Approve Strike

“Second Round’ Boost May Be Postponed, Says   secretary Stresses Need  For Prompt Action On  “10 Billion Proposal” ; Savs Finances Improvec

FAST ACTION REQUIRED ON FIRST BOOST   Treasury Chief Predicts Surplus For Fiscal Year

An Improved Budget Outlook Brinas Switch   But Snyder Urges Quick Action on “First Round” Hike

Snyder Declares Second Round Tax Boost Not Urgent  Points to Surplus, Gains in Revenues In Houce Renort

However, He Wants Round One Only Now   Budget Situation Looks Better; 2nd Round Next Year

Says Second Round Can Be Held Until ‘52   Declares First Round Tax Boost Action Is Needed At Once

Secretary Cites Vastly-Improved Budget Outlook   Predicted Deficit Cut $3 Billion By Unexpected Receipts

Treasury Chief Asks Quick Action On $10 Billion First-Round Boost   Vastly Improved Budget Situation Permits Delay in Last Phase of This Year's Revenue Program, Secretary Snyder. Tells Congress

Snyder Calls for Prompt Action on Raising Taxes   Says ‘’2nd Round” Boost Will Not be Needed This Year

rostpones Seconda lax Néquest  Sevder Outlines Improved Budget Situation

Snyder Asks Action On New Tax Bill   Treasury Secretary Urges Prompt Work On $10 Billions Increase Measure

Snyder Urges Quick Tax Hike   Says Second Round May Be Postponed

SNYDER ASKS FAST ACTION ON BIG TAX INCREASE PLAN   But Says Better Budget Situation Means Second Boost Can Be Postponed

Second Tax Hike Seen Postpened Until Next Yea   Quick —_ ox 10 Billion ‘Fire * Proposal j Demanded my Snyder

‘Truman Drops ‘Second Round’ Tax Request   But Snyder Asks Prompt OK On $10 Billion “First Round”

INDE AY NO nnn FO DND TAX HIKE   But Asks Prompt Action or Ist Round Tax Boost Pronosal.

Lesser Tax Boost May Do: Snyder   Secretary Says Setur Brighter, 10 Billion Might Be Enough.

Snyder Calls for Prompt Action on Fax Proposal   10 Billion Sought in First Round; Another Boost Can Be Delayed

TREASURY CHIEF URGES TAX BILL   Snyder Calls For Quick Action On Proposal To Add Another Ten Billion Dellars For Expenses.

Says Second Round Boost After The Ten Billions Not Be Needed Now

Snyder Cer tain Sound Budget To Nip Boost.   But Treasury Secretary: Demands Quick Action, On Current Increases

Can Postpone 2nd Tax Boost, Says Snyder   Reveals Budget Estimates Now Show Surnluc

Act Now on $10 Billion Tax: Snyder  Believes ‘Second   Believes ‘Second Round’ Increase Can Be Postponed

Department Socks Quick ‘Action On Bill   Secretary Snyder Calls For Approval; Second Round Hike Can be Postponed

Snyder Asks Prompt Action On $10 Billion Tax Increase   “Second Round” Boost Can Wait Until Next Year Because Of A Vastly Improved Budget Situation: Predicts $3 Billion Surplus.

On!y One Major Tax Hike May Be Needed [his Year   Encouraging Report by Snyder Asks Quick Action in “First Round” Boost.

May Put Off Second Round Hike. in Taxes  Sec. Snyder Urges Prompt Action   Sec. Snyder Urges Prompt Actior “on First Round Increase, However.

Prompt Tax Action Asked   Snyder Calls for First Round Increase of  10 Billions

US Deficit Lessened,  Says Snyder   Can Postpone Second of Two Tax Boosts Sought By Truman, He Says  URGES QUICK ACTION  ‘First Round’ Jump of Ten Billion Needed Now,  Treasury Chief Adds

Secretary Asks Prompt Action On One Increase  Present Fiscal Year  ee   Present Fiscal Year To Produce Surplus, Revenues Are Higher

Snyder Predicts S3 Billion Surplus   Treasury Chief Says Truman Foreeast of  Deficit Is Wav Off

SNYDER SAYS U.§. BUDGET IMPROVED   Quick Action On Opening Hike Requested   To Be Needed During Next Fiscal Year; Treasury Head Lists Figures

Can Postpone ‘Second Round’ Until Next Year Snyder Asks Quick Action On Administration’ s $10 Billion ‘First Round’ Tax Increase Plan

Second Boost Unnecessary Before Next Year, Snyder Tells Ways And Means Panel

Snyder Asks Quick Action On Tax Boost   "Second Round’ Hike May Be Postponed  Until Next Year

Fiscal ImprovementBrings Liklihood Of Postponing Increase Until 1952   S10 Billion Raise Is Asked At Once   Surplus Of $3,000.000,000 Expected This Year; Revenues Increase

Snyder Calls For Quick Tax Request Action  $10 Billion Proposal Pushed; Second Bid May Be Delayed

SECOND ROUND TAX BOOST MAY BE POSTPONED   But Treasury Wants Quick Action on First Round $10 Billion.

TELLS OF SURPLUS   Secretary Snyder Say. “Second Round” Tax Boost Can Be Delayed

Fiscal Outlook Cancels Need, Snyder Says   Surplus, Income Estimates Upped, Easing Demands

Snyder Urges Quick Action On Tax Boost   Secretary Says ‘Second Round’ Increase Can Be Postponed in View of Improved Situation

Government Tax Boost Figure Cut   Budget Situation Improved, Higher Revenues Forecast

Snyder Urges  Quick Action On Tax Hike   ‘2nd Round’ Boost Can Wait Till “52 Due to Surplus Budget

8th Army Announces General Withdrawal Along Long Line   Massive Red Attack Made Behind Shield Of Civilians; British Counterattack

Iran’s Premier Weeps Over Fact Oil Issue Brought Before UN; Refinery Loss Angers Commons

Iran's Chief Weenps in Talk   Premier Addresses Parliament Before Leaving for U. N.

RESIGNS AT K. STATE   Tex Winter Accepts Positian a Bead Coach al Marquette

RFC Probers End Checkup   Investigation Of Both Political Sides Ended

Hearings In RFC Influence Deals Are Completed   Report Is Expected; Possibility Probe May Be Resumed

Senators End Probes Into RFC Influence   Await Report On Testimony Involving Boyle, Gabrielson

NEW DEFENSE ~ BILL OFFERED   Would Permit Indiana To Join Neighboring States In Aid Pacts.

New Defense Bill. OKs Inter-State Mutual Aid Pacts    Companion Measure Ap propriating Funds Was In Early

Colder Weather Moves Eastward: isouth Dakota Battered by Blizzard

Money Experts Split On Views  Of Snyder Offer   Each Owner Must Decide For Himself Whether To Hold His E Bonds

$64 Question: Should You Keep. E Bonds or Sell Them? . etal aren ‘igh Financial Experts Disagre ree. ‘on Snyder Offer’s Atirectivencis

Bondholders Debate On Cashing Of = Bonds—Experts Can’t Agree On How Attractive Snyder’s Offer Is

Japan Planning for National Police  Will be Strong Force for been Oak Cassia ti‘

Japan Planning for National Polke   ‘Will be Strong Force for Netion When Occupation Ends

May Call Auto Executives to Explain Sales   Accuse Industry Of Making Excess Profits in Defense

Government Says Excess Profits  Made In Sale Of Automotive Parts

Probing  Profits On Tanks   Auto Executives May Be Called to Explain Costs to Government Now Called Excessive

Auto Industry May Be Queried  Cite Excess Costs For War Equipment

Leading Auto Industry Executives May Be Queried On Sales Practices

Auto Industry Is Flayed On Excess Profit System   Govt. Agents Claim Practices Have Cost Defense Effort More Than $300 Million

Probers Tole Automakers Gouge U.S.  Industry Heads  Mav Be Called

Probe Is Planned On Excess Profits By Auto Industry   Sales Practices Are Under  Fire as. Group Begins Check on Buying at Army Center

North Koreans Causing Crises, Is Indication  Hint Impatient at Political Issues Dart intan Prrlave

Nuckols Says Korean Reds Block Truce   Chinese May Insist Qn Peace Action   Peiping Accuses Ridgway Of ‘Distorting Facts’ About ‘Bombing’

Says North Koreans Hold Up Program   Statements Are Made By High UN Official

Grocer in Albuquerque Says Man Answering Description Of Fugitive Was in His Store

Cook Hunt to New Mexico  ot... we ¢ ~~   Block Roads Out Of Albuquerque in Search of Fugitive

New Mexico Hub Of Cook Manhunt   Officers Concede Efforts Unsuccessful to Trail Elusive Murder Suspect

Police, G-Men Killer Search  Proves Futile   . Hunt For: Desperado Centers In Southern New Mexico Section.

New. Mexico Hunt Scene  - Qin Claes Round   Slim Clues Found To Cook’s Trail

ENEMY PLANES STAGE RAIDS AGAINST GI’:   Resistance Stiffens As Battle Opens For Triangle

Red Units Stand at Iron Triangle   Front Reports Fear Counter-Drive Soon

Tax Conferees Hit Obstacles In Levy Boost   House-Senate Group Must Face Most Disputed Provisions

Prices of Bread Due fo Increase  OPS Authorizes Hike far Paclard

Packard to Hike Its Auto Prices  Special OPS Order Effective Saturday

2 HELD IN HOLDUP OF SAFEWAY STORE   Brothers Arrested in Louisiana in Connection With 87,800 Springfield Robbery.

Jerry Nuzum Absolved in Murder Case   Judge Says Prosecutior Failed to Connect Him With It.

Allied Truce Delegates  Ask Quick PW Decision.   Tersely Worded Statement Handed To Reds; Mondav’s Session Lasts Only 35 Minutes

Quick Decision Asked On War Prisoner Trade  tmmediate Talks  Demanded By UN

Allies Request Reds to Make Quick Decision   Seek Immediate Discussions on Prisoner Exchange

Allies Warn Communists To Make Quick Decision  On Prisoner Exchange

Allies Demand Quick Answer On Prisoner:   Communists Have Yet Te Give Firm Reply On Extchenoe OF Men

Allies Demand Quick Decision As to Prisoners   Reds Are Told Allied Sub-Committee Will Be Ready for Discussion Today and Answer Will Be Expected.

U.N. Requests Quick Decision On Prisoners   Staff Officers Sign Paci Fixing Provisional Buffer Borders

Allies Fail to Get.Data on War Prisoners   Little Hope Seen For Possibility of Truce by Christmas

Warren's Reply On 1952 Action Expected Today   Leaders Of GOP ay Governor To. Put Hat In Ring

COUPLE ADVISED SON IS CAPTIVE OF REDS   News Arkansan May Be Alive Comes More Than Year After He Was Reported hilled,

Best Yule Gift, Only Son POW   Soldier Was Listed As Killed In Action

ROK Units Advance Five Miles Beyond Former Dividing Line   ARTILLERY POUNDS AT OLD CAPITAL

UN ARTILLERY POUNDS RED-HELD SEOUL  Allies Cross Parallel 38      DRIVE INTO NORTH KOREA SEEN U.S. May Change Strateay To Seek Quick End To Korean War

ROK Division Forced Back At Boundary   Commies Reported Dug In As Yankees Drive Upon Capita’

UN Forees Take Town  Above 38th   First Time Over Line Since Retreat  During January

South Korea Division Advances   Three Columns Foreed Bach On Central Front

South Koreans Reoccupy Yangyang Just North of Old Border on East Coast; Foe’s Attack in Mid-Korea Mav Mean New Counteroffensive

South Koreans 5 Miles Inside Red Territory   U.N. Forces Fall Back Before Communist Blows In Central Seoul Sector

Central Front Forces Pushed Back By Reds   Patrols Are Driven From Seoul; Major Counterblow Possible

U. N. Forces Pushed Back By Attacking Reds On: Central Front::° "

Allies Grab City 9 Miles Past Old Line   Gls Stopped Before Seoul, Pushed Back in Red Aauntain Drive

BACK TO CLEANUP   Construction Crews Star Block-to-Block Work on North Side

East And West Germany Sign Trade Treaty   Reported to Carry Pledge Reds Will Pull No More Berlin Blockades

East-West Zones Sign Trade Pact   Guarantees Traffic tc West Berlin Without Harassment.

Germans Sign  Trade Pact   Reds Guarantee Tratfic To West Berlin Is Safe

Last Week’s “Mystery Farm”’ Owned By The Stangelands   Chris Toppenberg, Hog Raiser, Featured In Sunday’s Registe:

ELECT OFFICERS NEXT MONTH   Two Hendrickson Brothers Own “Mystery Farm’ No. 1€

TRUGE DELEGATES WEIGH POLIGING (FAN ARMISTICE   Differences Exist on Two Points, But Some Progress Is Made on a Compromise.   REDS BLOCK ACTION ON CAPTIVE PROBLEM   Communist Correspondent Hints That Not More Than Half of 10,0000 Missing Gls Are Prisoners,

Cease-Fire Talks Now Ineh Toward  Ok Of Compromise   Break Seen Within Few Days On Policing Of Armistice As Minor Agreements Are  Reached By Reds And UN

Some Progress On Policing a Truce; Deal Soon Likely   ‘Compromise Proposals Being Considered By’. Delegvates

Korean Truce Negotiators Make Very Little Progress   Subdelegates Meet Again on Differences On Armistice Commision, Limiting Troops

Little Progress In Truce Talks   Negotiators Debate On Pian For Policing An Armistice

Little Progress Reported In Armistice Talks Delegations Disagreed On Two Points

Korean Truce Meeting Show: Little Progress   Delegates Disagree On Armistice Plans, Little Action in Air

EMBARGO ON MAILS HAS BEEN LIFTED   Strikers Resent Army Orders To Start Work

Prisoner Lists Bring New Strife - To Truce Teams   Want Communists Agree To Rotation, Inspection: Red Attacks Repulsed

Communists Say UN Tally  Is ‘Useless’   Allies Use English Language, Fouling Translation, Claim

Commies Say U.N. Listings Are Worthless   Allies Charge Reds Have Not Given Complete Record

Rush Task of Checking U. S. ‘Missing in Action’ List      Exchange of Prisoner Lists Creates New Strife For Truce Negotiator:

POW Lists Cause Strife At Parley   Reds Complain U. N. Names Are Written in English

List Exchange Stirs Strife As Reds Complaix   UN Told Names In English Useless To ‘Chinese And Koreans

Goa tae hi      hares. On Rotation,   Agiee . On Rotation, Field - ‘Inspection, UN. Delegates Ask

Reds Complain 132,472 Names Are ‘Useless’   Allies Say Communist Total of 11,599 POWs Too Small

Exchange of Prisoner Lists Brings New Strife fo Negotiators; Reds Say UN Listing Is Useless

Exchange Of Prisoner Lists Brings New Strife To Truce Negotiators   Communists-Claim Allied List Of Red Prisoners In English Useless

U.N. COMPLAINS REDS’ CAPTIVE LIST TOO SMALL   communists Claim I[t Is Impassible To identify Their Prisoners From Allied Rosters.

Declare Information Supplied Is Useless   Allies Complain That List Of G. .’s Heid Is Far Below Number Missing; No Formal Protest Made Yet

Reds Claim UN List Is  Pointless   Allies Complain Tota! of 11,559 POWs Too Small—No Formal Protest     Promises Second  UN Group Will Present List in Chinese by  Christmas

Commies Say UN Has Names  In [nglish   Allies Complain Red List is Too Small— No Formal Protest by Truce Negotiators

Truce Teams Wrangle Over POW Lists   Communists Object About Translation Of Oriental Names

More than 130,000  Names Submitted by UN Are Declared by Reds-To Be Useless

War List May Mean Delay in Arist lie  e On Rotation   Agree On Rotation, Field Inspection, U.N. Delegates Ask

Allies Charge Enemy Total Is Too Small   U.N. Negotiators Also Call Foe’s Hand on Supervision of Proposed Armistice

Communists Label’ UN Data as Useless While Allies Complain Red Total of 1.559 Ils Too Small.

Allies Claim Enemy Listing Jf o  Is Too Small   Foe Says UN List Useless Because It 1s In English

‘Prisoner List Makes New Trouble   Communists Label Allied Names Useless. U.N. List Held To  Be Of No Heln

POW Lists  Create New  Truce Strife Reds Say Allied  Names of Prisoner  In English Useless

REDS DECLARE U.N. REPORT USELESS   Allies Complain Red Total Of 11,599 Too Small   PENTAGON FORCES   Whip Through Long Lists, Notify Next-Of-Kin; Task Is Slow One

Communists Label United Nations List of. Chi  nese and-Korean Prisoners “Useless’’_

Prisoner Lists Add To Strife At Truce Talks  ‘All English To Us,’ Reds Cry In Claim Names Can’t Be Read

Reds Label Allied Lists As ‘Useless’   United Nations Says Their Total Runs Too Small

Maj. George Hansen, Pvt. Gerald Siehert of City Are Named by Foe; Reds Complain U.N. List Is ‘Useless?

POW LISTS DISPLEASE BOTH SIDES   Communists Demand Names of Reds Be Submitted in Chinese and Korean, Not English.   ALLIES COMPLAIN LIST TOO SMALL   Enemy Says Only OneTwelfth of Missing South Koreans Are Held in Prison Camps.

Negofiafors Find Strife Material In Captive Lists   Reds Say Allied List Useless: U. N. Attacks Red Roll

Ato REPORT NAMES GIVER BY UN USELESS   Allies Complain Communist Total of 11,599 Too Small.

Communists Say Tally By UN Is ‘Useless  Allies Use English Language, Fouling TP elabinn: Claim

Reds List Is Far Short of What Allies Claim; Allied List Useless, Reds Assert

Reds Claim List Given Them To Be Useless While Allies Say Their Total Is Too Small   No Formal Protests Filed And Subcommittee  Qn Prisoners In Recess; Still Deadlocked fin QOVihwe liasicne

Reds Label UN Report As Useless   Commies Unable To Read English List; Allies Agree To Submit Sheet

Total Number Disappointing  Talk on Exchanging Men to be Delaved

New Strife Starts in Talks As Both Sides Complain of Lists   Communists Say U. N. List Useless To Them

Swap Of POW Lists Adds New Strife To Talks   Communists Can't “Identify Captives: In English Text

Enemy Labels UN Listing Of POWs ‘Useless’   UN Charges Red Prisoner Total Far Too Small

NEW TRUCE DELAYS DEVELOP  Deadlocked On Troop  Rotation, Inspection

Reds Call UN Names Useless; Not Complete, Allies Charge   Won't Budge on Supervi sion Issue, Communists Told

Allies Assert 11,559 Total Is Too Small   Communists Complain List Given Them Is of Little Use

Prisoner Lists Increase Strife  Communists Call UN Account Useless: Allies Complain. Toc

COMMUNISTS INSIST ROSTER SUBMITTED BY UN USELESS; OTHER POINTS ALSO STYMIED

William Edgmon Killed In Accident Yesterday, Funeral to Be Sunday

CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Forecast Calle for Light Rain in Parts of Kansas Tonight

Week’s Sub-Zero Wave Claims 170   Midwest, Northeast Face New Frigid Blasts

Wintery Blast . Blankets East   181 Die As Storm, Snow Take Toll, Cold Extends Into Dixie

Deaths Mount As More Cold Chills Nation   Storm Dead Total 170;  Snow Buries Midwest , ns + en.

9 Inches Of Snow Blanket Area; Pupils Sent Home Early; Most Of Nation Is Hard Hitz.

Storm Deaths ‘Soar To 181   ‘Much Colder Weather Is  Bearing Down On Northeast And Midwest   Uch

CONTINUED COLD FORECAST   Wide Sections Of U.S. Battered By Storms As Death Toll Soars

Cold Wave, Snow Hit Wide Area; Death Toll 170   Temperature Drop And Another Storm Forecast for Here

STORMS BEATH TOLL REACHES 181   MIDWEST UNDER HEAVY SNOW BLANKET — COLDER WEATHER FORECAST.

Allied Line Is. Forced Back Under  Severe Pressure  U.S. Eighth Army Commander Says He _ Will Stem:Red:-Tide   ~News. From Fronts

Russell Haag lakes Rich Harvest Of Potatoes Despite Record Lack Of Rain In August.

Await Evidence Of New Witness In Graft Prob   ‘Counsel Says Worcester Area Man Voluntcers Pertinent  Information

Communist Police Fire — At Allied Tourist Buses Filled With Americans   American Men, Women and Children Menaced By 15 Pistol Shots In Heart of Berlin British Sector; Protests Planned

German Reds Fire Shots al U. S. Buses  No One of 73 Men, Women, Children Aboard Is Injured

Red Police Fire On U.S. Army Sightseeing Bus  British And _ Americans Plan  Strong Protest

German Reds Fire Shois at U. S. Buses  No One of 73 Men. Women, Children Rina] To Ieisawa ed

Sightseeing Convoy Of 4 Buses Attacked With 15 Pistol Shots From Communists As They Toured Boundary

Americans Fired On by Berlin Reds   E. German Police ‘Aim at Busses Full of Civifians

Reds In Berlin Hire 15 Shots At U.S. Buses  Oino Vahiclo Cheacl   One Vehicle Struck But No One Injured

15 SHOTS FIRED AT U.S. TOURIST BUSSES IN BERLIN   East German Communist Po lice Blaze Away at Convoy in Heart of the City.   WINDSHIELD BROKEN BUT NO ONE IS HURT   American Authorities De nounce Attack and Pian Protest to Russian Officials.

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours   Father's Dav Verse

U. N. Proposal May End War By Christmas  Enemy May Ask ~ Some Re-Phrasing

Act May Halt War In Korea By Christmas   Communists Are Expected To Give Provisional “Yes” To Allies’ Four-Point Proposal, Although Clarification May Be Made

Foe Reviewing U.N. Proposal ToEnd Fighting   Affirmative Reply _ - Expected by Allies On Latest Peace Bid

HOUSING PLAN UNDER STUDY   Emphasis on Defense Says Maybank; Final Details Still Lacking

U.S. Proposes Fund to Meet Housing Need   Twin Bills Ask $3 Billion’ To Care for Workers In Defense Effort

Defense Area Housing Plan To Be Offerec   New Three Billion Dollar Program Prepared ‘in Conaress

$3-Billion U.S. Housing Setup Is: Announced   Project Goes To Solons Next Week

Present Goal of 3,500,000 Is Not Enough, He Says   Increase Military Power, Resist Any Cutbacks, He Pleads

Speed Sought By President’ In Expansion.   Economie Report To Congress Slaps Foes .O£ Control Program

Husband Hunter  Geis Her ‘Prey’ Divorcee Marries Lone-Time Friend

Accepts Old Boy Friend Husband Hunter Passes Up 200 to Marry Truck Driver

Britain Cool To Demand for All Oil Profits   ‘Like Holding Pistol] To Our Heads,’ Says Foreign Office

Senate Committee Awaits “Go-Ahead" To Take Over Inquiry on Casey Sale. _   fankers Later Turned Up Carrying Oil to Red China and Biecia

Ask 5% Boost InCorn Ground ” ~ Here This Year   P.MLAL Chairman. Points Out Urgent  ‘Need For Larger _ Grain Plantings -

Corn Acreage In County Still Needs a Boost   Leots Urges Farmers to Increase Planting in Line With National Drive

‘Secret’ Message Told By UP 17 Months Ago, Said Fall ‘Anticipated’

‘Accused. Basketball ‘Fixer’ ‘Sollazzo Indicted: for $210:000 Tax Evasion .

President Hopes For World Peace   Says Strong West Restraining Reds

Rules Committee Will Meet Tues. fo Consider Resolution Of Invitation by Republicans

Margarel Truman Sails For Home After Exciting J-Week Tour of Eurone

Rescuers Find 20 Dead After Mine Explosion   No Hope For Missing

Mine Explosion Toll Expected To be 80 Dead   Rescuers Find 20 Bodies in Depths Of Huge Coal Pit

Sympathetic Paper M8 Town Gives Royat Couple Party, {ime for Sleep

Reds Attempt To Break Up U.S. Raid Fails   Report Biggest Air Clash Of Korean War Near Manchurie

HOLD HUNTERS IN TOT MISHAP   Await Outcome Of Injured Boys Before Making Charges

Mark Time As Panel Considers Changes in Law  : Engineers Claim   Engineers Claim New Proposals Would Delay Road

—LLGISILA URE-—  Waits For Report Of  (ommittee  Changes Requested i In Proposed Road

One of Fights Involves 110 Jets, Americans Beating Off MIGs That Try ts Reach Bombers.   ROCKETS USED BY FOE FOR THE FIRST TIME   U.N. Ground Troops Capture Ridgeline South of Pyonggang — Count 367 Ked  Dead on Two Hills.

Fighting Flames In Four Actions  Allied Inte Trannln   Allied Jets Tangle With Russian MiGs

ALLIES CAPTURE HILL POSITIONS IN 9 SHARD BATT FS   Reds Resist Bitterly Elsewhere; Western End of Front Quiet   AIR ACTION STEPS UP   110 Jets Involved. in One Fight; 5 Enemy Planes Namaced

Allied, Russian Jets Engaged In 3 Air Battles   Reds Fire Russ-Type Rockets for Ist Time; Ridgeline Recaptured

Fighting Increases  In Intensity In Korea  And in Air War More Jets Clash  One Encounter

Radio Reporter Says Aides" Advised He Will Seek GOP Nomination For President

Reporter Says Ike Will Seek  Nomination .   Claims General Plans To Quit Military - Bast in Europe .

Ike Has Hinted He Campaign, Reporter Says   Correspondent States That The General Gave Word To Military Aides

May Go Back to 1915  GOP Asks ‘All-Out’ Probe Of Foreiqn, Arms Policies

-« MacArthur - ‘All-Out’ Probe Is Requested   Republicans Want To Reopen Yalta Confab

GOP Senate Panel Demands All-Out Probe Of U. S. Policy  Would Go Back To Yalta Conference With Emphasis On China Red Approval

GOP Senators Ask for All-Out Probe of Foreign and Military Policies

All-Out Probe Of U. 5. Policy Asked By GOP   Gen. MacArthur To Be First Witness At Hearing May 3

Taft Wants Inquiry T Include Yalta Parley Details   RUSSELL OPPOSED TO PUBLIC TESTIMONY

SAYS RIDGWAY PROPOSED USE —— CHIANG’S ARMY   MacArthur. Remains in Se. clusion at Waldorf; Arthur At Cireus.

MacArthur Aide Claims Ridgway Uraed Use of Nationalist Troops.   Gen. Whitney Also. Says All Senior Officers In Far East Favored Sending Chiang’s Army Into Battle: Believes Opinion “Unchanged’

Says Ridgway Proposed Use of Chiang’s Troops   Gen. Whitney, MacArthur Adviser Makes Statement To Reporters Today.

Proposal to Use Chinese Was Favored  Declared Records   Declared Records At Pentagon to Show Attitudes

Use of Chiang Forces Urged By Ridgeway  Mace’s Aide Reveals That Present Asia Chief Okayed Plan

Says Ridgway Favored Use Of Chiang Men   MacArthur's Man Whitney Quotes Korean Commander

Says Ridgway Favored Use of Chinese Troops   MacArthur Aide Says All Senior Officers in Far East Wanted Chiang in

Ridgway Sought Chiang Army Aid  MacArthur Adviser Tells of Demand

‘Ridgway Asked Chiang’s Help”   MacArthur Spokesman Claims New Commander  Wanted to Use Troops   Gen. Courtney Whitney Says Same View Shared by Joy, Stratemeyer

Gen. Ridgway Wants Chinese  Allies Used   MacArthur Successor Urged Sending Troops Of Chiang Kai-shek to Battle Months Ago

Big Four Discord Down to 2 Notes  Double-Place Plan Ends German Iccue

U.N. Patrols Seize Three Key Towns   Sudden Allied Offensive  In One Sector Lifts eT Lene 3, eee Co

U.S. INFANTRY, TANK FORCES ROUTING REDS   Sudden Switch By U. N. Forces Upsets Commies’ Schedule

BLASTS ARE FIRED ATU. §. CONTROLS BY TAFT AND BYRD   Virginian Says Fiscal Weakness Leads to Demand for High Taxes, Power to Regulate Business.   OHIOAN HITS PLAN FOR “SOCIALIZED MEDICINE’   Declares Scheme Would Cost From 6 to 10 Billion Annually With Workers Footing Most of Bill,

Eldred Sailor Fatally Injured In Motor Crash   Edward Knickerbocke: Was Smethport Woman’s Nephew

Eldred Man, 20, Fatally Injured  Tn Car Crash   Military Rites Set For E. Knickerbocker. U.S. Naval Radarman

Gen. Wedemeyer Reaffirms Belief In His Strategy  Thinks Manchurian Trusteeship Would Have Averted Wor

Mac’ Spurned Request for China Troops   Wedemeyer Claims MacArthur Kept Troops In Japan

‘Declares ‘Mac’ 'Vetoed Plans To Block Reds   General Quizzed Closely on Chinese Monies in U. S.

ACTION HAVE CURBED KOREAN WAR   Proposed U.N. Trusteeship Asked 7 U. S. Divisions  GENERAL   Tells Of Effort To Secure Jap Arms For Chinese Nationalist Forces

Mac Spurned Wedemeyer’s Troops Plea   Wanted To Safeguard Manchuria From Russian Penetration After Jap War Ended

—WEDEMEYER— Wanted U.S. To Protect  Manehuria  Says MacArthur Turned Him Down

DENIED TROOPS FOR MANCHURIA --WEDEMEYER   Testifies MacArthur Turned Down Reauest

Wedemeyer Says MacArthur Rejected Request for Troops To Help Safeguard Manchuria

‘Wanted To Bar Sovicts:  Wedemeyer   Probers Plan Night Session For First Time

Efforts To Foil Reds Described   Wedemeyer Relates Attempt to Protect Manchuria in 1945

General Says Was Denied Troop Request!   Wedemeyer Asked for Men to Safequard Manchuria; Was Turned Down

Had Rumors But No Facts. He Testifies   McMahon Digs Into Matter To See How Nation Might Help

Sought Seven Divisions To Check Soviet   Senators Told Yanks Needed In Manchuria After Japs Defeated

Wedemeyer Plar Was Blocked By MacArthur   Sought 7 Divisions To Guard Manchuria, He Tells Senators

Korea Has No Strategic Use, General Says   Claims Troop Tieup There Could Wreck Efforts to Defend Europe

Wedemeyer Would Pull Out OfWarinKorea   Far East Campaign Endangers Need in Europe, He Says

Probers Told How Manchuria Fell fo Reds  Wedemeyer Says Mas   Wedemeyer Says Mas Turned Down Plan To Protect Province

Wedemeyer Tells Of Mac Rejecting Division Request  Units Asked to Guard Against Red Action  In Manchuria

Wedemeyer Says MacArthu Rslpated Manchurian Plan  Witness Says Korean Wor Could Have Been   Witness Says Korean Wor Could Have Been Avoided if His Proposals Were Followed

Unsure About Jap Reaction To Occupation   Wedemeyer Says War Could Have Been Averted by U.N.

MacArthur Denied Manchuria Troop Plea—Wedemeyer   Supreme Commander Refusec Request for 7 Divisions To Holt Russia. Senators Told —

General Sought 7U.S. Divisions For Manchuria   MacArthur Rejected His Request. Wedemeyer Tells Inquiry

Wedemeyer’s Troop Request  Turned Down   MacArthur Rejected Plea For Seven Divisions In’ Manchuria, Asserts General Wedemever

Wedemeyer Not Given Troops For Manchuria   General Criticizes Administration—Urges Break With Russia And Satellites

Gen. Wedemeyer Says United States May Not Be Able To Meet Commitments in Europe and Elsewhere If We Continue to Pour Men Into Korean Conflict

Sought U. §. Troops for Manchuria   Wedemeyer Declares MacArthur Declined To Honor Request

Wedemeyer Wanted Seven Divisions In Korea In 1945   MacArthur Refused To Send Troops

General Refused Safeguard Force, Says Wedemeyer  MacArthur Charged   MacArthur Charged With Preventing Manchuria Protection

Wedemeyer Again Heard By Probers   General Testifies Of Asking For 7 Divisions To  Guard Manchuria

Seven Divisions Needed in 1945 To Keep Russ Out   Mac Turned Down. Request to Safeguard Manchuria

Wedemeyer Fears Korea Saps Power   U.S. May Be Unable to Meet a Commitments, General Warns

Gives Plan For Defense  Of Far East   General Charges MacArthur: Halted Post-War Prosram

Wedemeyer Again Heard By Probers  General Testifies Of Asking For 7 Divisions To Poa Y en eee

Troops Request Of Wedemeyer Refused In 1946   Ex-U, 8, Leader In China Save Gen. Mae Arthur Denied Him 7 Disisions

Af edemey er Says Request Kor Troops i in Far East  Was Refused Him in *46

Allies Attack As Reds Blast  Eastern Line   Han River Crossed by Yanks; Enemy Starts Counterattack

October Drive Reported Set  By Communists   North Koreans Say Truce Is Unlikely  In Near Future

_ Sheriff's Men, Police In Action Des Moines Raiders Push  Drives On Liquor, Vice   Patrol Lake Teverns

ASK SUSPENSION OF 2 OFFICIALS   Citizens Ask Governor Te Fire Calcasieu Sheriff, District Attorney

‘COPTER CRASH KILLS LA. MAN   Oil-Hunting Craft Falls In South La. Marsh Near Pilottown

Helicopter Falls in Marshy Region   Gil-Hunting Group Suffer One Death, Injuries to Two Others

Pilot Is Killed — In ‘Copter Crash   Passengers Stranded. -In Swamp After Fall

wustal Seis Pace in Hamer-infested Rattle At Detroit   Card Star Gets 3 Hits Lopat of Yanks Victim of NLL. WWitters

National Nine Gains 8-3 All-Star Win   Four-Hoiner Attack Paces Triumph In Detroit Classic

U.S. Warns Russia on Jap Treaty   Soviets Told to  Sign or Face  as al oe ee 

U.S. Insists Russia Sign Japan Treaty   Failure To Sign Will Invalidate Soviet Claim To Kurile Islands and Sakhalin

Iraq. Moves To End Pact With Britain   Another Middle East Country Follows Egypt And Tran

TEST FLIGHT TO GAUGE COUNTY'S DEFENSE EFFORT.   TRIAL RUN SCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 11; ALL UNITS TO COOPERATE

PLAN AIRLIFT TRIAL BY LOCAL DEFENSE GROUP   To Make Test Sunday; If Weather Permits

Nurses Want Peru Hospital Head Removed   Threaten Mass Khesignation Uniess Dr. Paul Askue is Fired as Superintendent

Parking Meter Case Unsettled   State Supreme Court Skirts Issue With Ruling On Procedure

Parking Meter Case Continues   Parking Test Case. Won By Physician

Ace Believes Germans lly  MIG Planes   Capt. Jim Jabara Saves Soviet Jets Are ‘Damn Good

\Firct let Ace Reveals Many Veteran German Pilots Flying Migs In Koree

America’s First Jet Ace Declares German Vets Fly for Reds in Korea

Further Investigation Unjustified, Ridgway Says, But Suggests Resumption Of Talks

Will: Not Probe Boning   ~Meanwhile-War: Tn: Korea Flares. Into. New Tempo

‘Chips Down’ In Cease-Fire Talks in Korea  Full Moon Bathes Chilly Battlefront   Full Moon Bathes Chilly Battlefront 'n Eerie Half-Light

Truce Talk Halt Nears  Showdown  UN Headquarters   UN Headquarters Expects Reds To Sav Yes Or No

Next Truce Note Hoped Decisive   Ridgway Believes Fate of Talks in Making

MERLE COON’S HERD IS TOP IN DAIRY GROUP Terwilliger, Madsen & Ring Two Herds Have Top

Even the Kiddies Won't Escape Big Tax Boosts to Help Pay for Defense Program

Small Fry. May Catch New. Taxes   New Planned Taxes May Hit Candy And Soda Pop

MacArthur Says UN Must Decide  Ouinumbered Allies Await  TL. deere tnawne hns, Nawt Mava

MacArthur Requests Decision From West   After Front Visit, Declares Powers Mus Make Up Minds On Communist China

M‘Arthur Slams UN's Indecision  {Let's Fight Or Get . Out.’  nmaral infers

What They'll Do on China   Ahw Says Confidently "Ne One Is Going to Drive Us Into the Sea”

West Asked To Make Up Mind on War   M’‘Arthur Voices Plea; Says Allies Won't Be Driven into Ocean

General Says Western Powers Must Make Up Minds What to Do About War With Red China,   FORCES HOLDING ON WHILE WAITING ORDERS   Commander Confidently De - clares Enemy Cannot  Drive His Outnum- bered Troops Into Sea.

But He Would Like Definite Orders From UN on Plans   Gen Collins Also Confident We Can Hold  Chinaca

W Arthur Says No One to Pust Army Into Sea  Decision on China Up to West Powers, c* egarmar «yl A fo

GEN. MACARTHUR GALLS ONUN TO ‘MAKEUP MIND   Out - Numbered Forces Holding on, Awaiting In_ structions, He Says.’

Troops Hold, Await Orders, Leader Avers   General Pays Quick Visit To Korea Headquarters Ot Eighth Army

MW Arthur Raps U.N.  Indecision   Must Make Up Mind In Korea. He Says

Asks UN Action. On Korean War   Repeats Intention Of Holding Firm

UN Decision Is Awaited  ManArthuirer Gave NMMa,   MacArthur Says Men Will Stay In Korea

Allies In West Europe Pleased But Are Shocked   Republicans Say Doug 5 Ouster Vindication Of Acheson Policies   China Nationals Shocked: 6.0.P Solon In Formosa Fighting Mad

Allies In West Europe Pleased But Are Shocked   Truman Action Surprise To U. N.: Claim Chances For Peace Better

Noted Landscape Architect Dies  Jens Jensen, 91, lll fae Twa Waare

Jens Jensen Dead; Garden, Park Architect   World - Famed Landscape Architect Dies At His Door County Residence Today At 91

Famed Landscape Architect,91, Dies  Jens Jensen Built Parks at Chicago

Jens Jensen, 91, Noted Landscape Architect, Dead   Designed Estates for Nation's Richest Men Lived in Door County

I. K.P. C. Hearings Due To Start Soon   Fess Anxious To Pry Bil From Reference Group

House Hoping To Air FEPC  Path To Be Cleared   Path To Be Cleared For Public Hearing

Ohio House May Hold Hearings On FEPC Bills   Senate Okays Bill To Deiay Deadline on Rehiring Teachers

Atom Spy "6 Testimony  Is Denied   UN Crime Check Voted   Clear Path Predicted For Hearing on FEPC

Witness Says Referees in On Cage Fix   Million Dollar Bettor Testifies That “Three Or Four” Active Refs Take Part in Game Fiy

$1 Million-a-Year Bettor Says Referees Involved in Cage Fix   Milwaukee Gambler Doesn't Reveal Names To Senate Crime Investigators

$1 Million Bettor Tells Of ‘Fixing’  Senators Hear How Wen ew elena) ne   Senators Hear How Doctor Helped Get Gangsters Freed

Bettor Claims Cage Referees Figure In Fix   Gambler Says Garden Games  Have Long Been “Abnormal”

Probers Learn Referees Aided Basketball Fix   Big Time Gambler Reports ‘Four or Five’ Remain Binntaved in Sport

‘Nothing To Do With Bond’ Savs Dr. Nigro   Willing To Appear Before Crime Probing Body

Bettor Claims  Referee ‘Fix’  Says 4 Or 5 Ivy League, Big 10. Offiiials Involved

Gambler Says Sport Figures ‘Fix’ Games      Still Refereeing, Milwaukee Man Says: Kansas City Doctor Accused

Referees Involved In Charge   lowan Shares Spotligh' As He Tells How He Aided Kansas City Pair

‘Fix’ Charged To Referees   Cage Arbiters Cited Before Crime Probe

One Connected With Ivy Basketball League, Crime Probers Told by Gambler   One in Bia 10°

FROZEN WOMAN'S LEGS AMPUTATED   Damage to Muscle Tissues Threatened Her Condition, Doctors Say

China Nationals ire 2 Delegates, Order Them Out   Both Are ¢ Charged With Dereliction Of Their Duties

LENTEN LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS ~ Laughter Healing, Holy,  Comedian Maintains

Democrats Pick Chicago For 1952 Convention   West Gets Bigger Voice Under Reapportionment

Delegate Voting Power Shifting  West Given Stronger Voice by Democrats

Demos Re-Apportion Num ber of Nominating Dele gates to Convention

Stronger Delegate  Voie Given West By Democrats   Appear Willing To Go ‘All-Out’ Far Dracidant

Democrats Give West Strength   Reapportionment O Democrat Delegates  Affects Other Areas

Demo Convention Booked In Chicagc   Republicans Challenged Or Foreign Poilcy

West Is Given Bigger Voice At. Dem: Convo   Wisconsin, California Gain Votes; Challenge GOP On Foreign Issue

Dems Give West stronger Voice   Selection of Chicago For 1952 Convention Approved by Committe

Democrats Give West  More Power   South Carolina Is Oue Of States That Has Votes Reduced

West Rewarded  by Democrats Given Greater Voice in Convention: State

Demos Boost West V oling   California Gets 14 More Convention Delegates: Idaho’s Same

West Is Given. Stronger Voice In Demo Party .  Delegates to Chicag

WEATHER REPORT.   Congressmen in Tokyo Demand Bombing, Blockading of Red China

S. Korea Charges ‘Campaign of Murder’ Reds Use Prisoners to Deny Atrocities

South Koreans Also Accusing   Charge Reds With Terrific Slaughter Of  Civihans.

x * * * *  (S. Korea Charges ‘Campaign of Marder’ ; ee re ages Lampaign of Murder” ‘Reds Use Prisoners toa Deny Redcat

More Tests Expected To Follow   Seviet Union Now Capable Of Al-Out War

Congressmen Call for More A-Production  Russia Expected   Russia Expected To Follow Blast With Weapons Tests

Russia Now Capable of All-Out War   Expected to Follow Up 2d A-Bomb Blast With New Arms Tests

Billions More Asked To Rush Atom Weapons   Second Russian Blast Also Brings Cry  For More Civil-Defense Funds

Speedup of Civil Defense Is Urged   Spending of More Billions for Atomic Production Advocated

Frequent Test Of Weapons To Follow ‘Blast —   Reds Explode Seeond A-Bomb; Attempling ‘Yo Match U.S. Now 

Plea of Wiley in Favor of Seaway   Wisconsin Senator Assails Opponents

10,000 Homeless As Flood Sweeps North Topeka, Kans.  Virtually All Of Kansas Stricken By History’s Worst Flood:

Kansas River Flood inundates Much of Topeka   Residents Get Warning in Time To Move Out

BILL MEETS ALL DEMANDS ‘Committee Near Approval Of New Draft-UMT Law

Atom Blast Test Felt in 4 States  Major Explosion Ends Operation

ATOMIC BLAST FELT 300 MILES   TWO SHOW WINDOWS IN LAS VEGAS SHATTERED — NO ONE INJURED,

NO. 5 IN SERIES WAS ‘BIGGER TH AN BIKINE  Biggest A-Test Is Final One

Windows Shattered By Atom Explosior AEC Announces Experi  ments For Present Have Concluded

United States, Great Britain, France To Give Economic Aid To Yugoslavia’s Tito

West Powers Planning Aid To Yugoslavia   UL §., France And Britain Start Program To Help Marshal Tito

West’s Big Three To Give Economic Aid ToYugoslavia   $150,000,000 May Go To Tito This Year

Tito Moves Forward .  at @ -Beteatn   U. S.,-Britain, ‘France. “Make : “Start On. Loan.

“Big 3” Plans Aid Program To Help ‘Tito   $50,000,000 Economic Fund Will Be Granted At Once, With Twice That Amount To Be Contributed To Yugoslavia Later   Ry WILLARD H. MOBLEY

“Big 3” Plans_ Aid Program To Help Tito   $50,000,000 Economic Fund Will Be Granted At Once, With Twice That Amount To Be Contributed To Yugoslavia Later

West In ‘Courtship’ With Marshal Tito: Cost --- $50 Million   Economic Help For Slavs May Go Much Higher,  ‘Rig 2’ Figure

Big Three Seek To Aid Tito Regime      Immediate Start On Economic Help Made To Strengthen West

Court Refuses Executions Stay  nn a Oe   Three Slayers Doomec To Go To Electric Chair Wednesday

Atrocity Toll Of 8,000 Is Reported   Earlier Report By Gen, Ridgway Lists 2.000 More Slain

Ridgway Estimate To UN Disclosed   Defense Department Reveals Fiaqure Reported in September

Atrocity Dead Set at 8,000   New Ridgway Figures In Report To U.N.

Reds Resisting UN Patrols In Chorwon Areas   Allied Pressure Is Continued On 75-Mile Front

Enemy Holding Fast To Points On Imjin River  Van Fleet Says 8th Army In Positions To Hold Back Reds

Reds Retreat UnderAttack  Communist Defense Strong  In West. Breaks Elsewhere

REDS CONTINUE TO PULL BACK NORTH OF "38"   Rear Guards Battle  Furiously To Halt UN Advance

Helicopters Wind Up Job  In Six Hours   Historic Flight Signals Drive On Port Of Wonsan

Battalion of Marines Flown ‘into Battle      Helicopter Airlift Is Biggest in Military History

Entire Battalion Sent — Into Front Lines In. Korea During Flights

Battalion Flown In to Batfle In 160 Flights   B-29s Blast Communist Airfield Near Pyongyang

Copters Fly 1,000 Men Into Battle   Largest Airlift of Its Kind Is Accomplished In Korea.

POWERFUL TANK FORCE HTS REDS IN SECOND ATTACK   Entire Battalion Of Marizes Transported In: Biggest SOantar Alelte:

Marine Battalion Landed On Peak in 6 Hours; Peace Parley Hits Snag

Marines Taken By Helicopter To Korea Front   Largest Airlift In History Lands Whole Battalion

Helicopters Move ‘Troops   American Tanks Push Reds Back Along East-Central Front In Korea

EXECUTIVE KILLS SELF, 2 OTHERS   Wife And Former Naighbor Victims Of Apparent Love Triangle

‘Love Triangle Victims  Executive Suicides After Slaying Wife and Frienc

Jealousy Causes Murders, Suicide  Executive Slays Wife and Friend

Three Dead in Love Triangle   Ends Life After Killing Wife, Friend

Chief Warns of Ath Traffic Hazards   Urges Motorists to Obey Tre:ffic Signs.

America’s Fattest Man Dies in Home  In Specially Reinforced Chair

Compromise On Race-in-Schools?   Proposal Would End Segregation In Five Cities

Segregation Bill Again Comes Up in State Leqistature   Compromise Measure Would Allow Whites. Negroes in Same Schools in Cities.

Stassen Will Appear Again Before Probers  Call Henry Wallace To Give Story on His China Mission

Stassen Slated For Fift« Appearance At Canitol Monday OnChina Policy

Allies and Reds Still Deadlocked On Truce Issue   Negotiators Plan To Resume Sessions Despite Impasse

Heated Words Spark Friday's Truce Meeting   Troop Withdrawl Problem Creating Major Arguments Re WITTTAM TORDE.

Rear Area Inspection Is Obstacle   Neither Side Ready To Budge From Position

Peace Goal EK mphasized By Acheson   Military Pomp Marks Brief Ceremony At Presideo In San Francisco

U.5., Australia And N. Zealand  In Peace Move  3-Power Chain Bold Warning To Communists   Short Ceremony

New Zealand, Australia, U.S. Sign Defense Pact; Big Meeting Wednesday

No Shortages, but Business fs Unset   Mysteries of OPS Regulations, Plus Buying Lag, Worry  Enminarin Mare-rhante

No Shortages, but Business fs Upset   Mysteries of OPS Regulations, Plus Buying Lag, Worry Emporia. Merchants

Blames Short Steel To Poor Control   Bethlehem President Says Distribution Faulty; Metal Plentiful

Standards Lowered To Get 4-F’s   Husbands With No Children Now Draft Eligible

To Sign New Draft Law Quickly   Compromise Measure  Passed By Congress Ex pected To Get Quick  Signature of President.

Only One Contes on Slate for GOP   Peaceful State Convention Opens Today in Detroit

MICHIGAN GOP WILL CONVENE   Harmony Marks Detroit Gathering; Only One Fight Seen

Wage, Price — Freeze Urged   Mobilizer Agrees With Byrnes On “Holding The Line”

‘Holding Line’ On Prices Is Stressed By Wilson At Governors’ Conference

Congress Eyes Draf Of Married Non-Vets Save 18-Year-Olds  Would Also Plug Up Loopholes and Crack Down on Present 4-Fs

Air, Ground Activity Hit By Weather   Bombers Hit Targets By Rader But Unable To Observe Results

HOMECOMING SET FOR SUL ROSS OCT. 27   Day's Activities Will Be Climaxed With Football Game With A. & I.

Foreign Aid Bill Slashed for Senate   Expect Reauest to Fall Short One Billion

Much-Trimmed Foreign Aid Bill Facing Additional Economy Slashes in Senate

/ROKS PUSH NORTHWARD lAvVER “ARTH KoaRrat Mrar   Cut-Down Aid Bill Goes To Senate Floor

Says Extension Of Draft Service Period Will Save 709 Millions   Foley Says U. S. May Have To Help Communities Build Facilities

Draft Service . Increase Woulc Save Millions   ‘tke’ Uraas Free World Unity; Nehru Befieves Chine Will OK Peace .

U.S. Will Demand U N Brand Red China As Aggressor; Vote Expected Thursday

Britain Refuses To Go Along As Co-Sponsor   UN Asked to Name Committee to Decide Further Steps

Three Killed as Train Hits Automobile At Enact Ereedom, Blair Co

Conduct Search For Tuberculosis   County Nurse Launches Case-Finding Program

Reds Accuse Uncle Sam Of Aggression   Charge U. S. Financing Subversive Armed Groups Behind Iron Cur. tain And In Satellites.

Senators Capehart. Lehman. Humph rey End Policy Debate With BiOtSheving Match

Capehart, Humphrey, Lehman Brawl As MacArthur Dispute Boils Over

SARA LERATR MA WIR KR SPOS IRL Bal rr ne a  Senators Stage Serap Gver Arthur

«! 3 Capehar(s Caper  ‘Members of World’s Greatest ’Gentlemen’s Club Stage Brawl

Senatorial Word Battle Over General s Asian Policies Ends In Shoving Match

Senate Approves Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Now, UMT Program Later   Tito Warns of Possibility Of Invasion by Satellites   DOES BALKAN MILITARY ACTIVITY Mean War Coming to Europe This Year:

TITO ANGLING FOR UN AID IN EVENT OF WAR   Cominform Military Activity In Balkans May Indicate Attack   YUGOSLAV RICTATOR DEPENDS UPON WEST

Senator Cain Cails UMT ‘Training for Life— ‘Not Death’ in Floor Plea

income Frauds Said To Involve About 2 Million   Doren N. E. Office Holders Being Investigated By Federal Racket Squads

Bay State Men Lead List in U.S. Inquiry   Regional Agent Of Treasury Tells Of Check on 2000

STASSEN TELLS PLANS-TONICHT   Eisenhower - For - President  Supporters Keeping Fing. ers Crossed Until Decision  Is Told. f 

STASSEN MAY ANNOUNCE HIS PLANS TONIGHT          mes. Candidate i '“Meantike Won! t

STASSEN MAY ANNOUNCE HIS PLANS TONIGHI   If He B@comes Candidate i Could Mean'ike Won't Run.

Big Decision Tonight = se Announcement Stassen Will Run Interpreted As Meaning lke Won't

IKE BACKERS CROSS FINGERS Stassen To Disclose Role In 1952 Campaign Tonight

KES BACKER WAIT ON WORD FROM STASSER   What Minnesotan Reveals it Speech Thursday Night Crux of Plans.

Ike Backers Keep Eyes  On Stassen   Minnesotan To Disclose 1952 Plans in Speech At Philadelphia Tonight

EKisenhower’s  Backers Keep  Eye On Stassen Minnesotan May  Tell Part In °52 Race In Talk Tanicht

STASSEN WILL DISCLOSE PLANS   He May Tip Off Eisenhower Backers.

VV reat fi rie say Eisenhower's Backers Await Stassen Declaration Tonight

Tax Bureau Check Begun   House Group Cuts . Flood Relief Reauest

Britain's Royal Family Together For Christmas   Gather Around Ailing King

Senate Passes 4-Cent Letters, Other Mail Hike:   Air Postage, Penny Postcards, Magazines Newspapers Raised

State House Adopts 2-Term  Resolution   Resolution Approves Amendment to Constitution Holding Presidential Time to Twe Terms.

House Approy es Two-Term Limit  Resolution for Chang   Resolution for Change In UL. S. Constitution Now Goes to Senate

VFW's National Auxiliary Head To Visit Here   Other Dignitaries To Attend Banquet On Monday Evening

Eisenhower Flies  To leeland Today   Purpose Is To Help Keep the Island Out of Russian Hands im Case of Trouble

Eisenhower On to Iceland  :......... fe 1   Homeward Bound From Tour of Western Europe

Ike Seeking To Guard Iceland From Soviets  Russia Could Use Island As Air, Sub Race Aaainct Ij S.

Plan Rent Controls Tough Ones Are to Be   Submitted by Defense : AAahilizor Wilenan

*HOPPERS A THREAT   Crops in Western Kansas May Be Damaged by Insects

Seizure Of Oil Voted By lran  Despite Protest   Income From Fields Since   March 21 Declared To  Belong To Nation

lran Parliament Votes Oil Grab  Bill Sets Machinery For Nationalization

—Commission Would Include Red China—  12. Nation Disarmament Step Urged By. Big Three   surprise Resolution At U.N. Proposes Ground Work Be Laid For World Arms Slash Conference

Disarmament Council Asked By Big Three   Acheson-Sponsored Set-Uj Given to U. N. Group; Rad (hina Included

Chinese Military Tactics Are Taken Directly From Manuals Of Russians

Lack of Scrap Called Perilous   Fleischmann Urges  Faster Collections

Security Cost Set at $140 Billions Spending and Lending in Two Years   President Tells Congress Plans Are Made For ‘Broader Controls’ Over Wages, Prices; Uraes “Across Board’ Increase in Levies

Truman Urges: Pay-as-You-Go, Plant Buildup   Hicher Fyvyeice Tavee

Congress Hears Message Calling For Increases  Hikes Necessary To Place Re-Arming

Congress Told  Fund Requirec  ‘For Security’ Balanced Budget On. Pay-As-We-Go Basis

Asks Rigorous Budget Balancing Program And  Broad Price-Wage Curbs

Truman Message Seeks - Much Higher U.S. Tax ~ To Pay Cost of Defense

TRUMAN ASKS MUCH HIGHER TAX INCREASE   Huge Sum Will Be Needed for De. fense, Economie Report Points Out,

Broader Curbs On Prices and Wages Coming   Emergency to Demand Heavier Sacrificgs;: President Warns =:

Higher Taxes on Corporations And Individuals Are Sought by Truman

Service Goal Up; 3,462,205 Sought By June, Truman Says   Workers, Business Must Accept Restraints, Congress Told

‘People Must Accept Restraint’  Truman Asks ‘Much Mere’ Taxes      Taft Hurls New Charee At President

Wants Money For Next Two Fiseal Years  Asks Eight Billion Increase in Taxes

Urges Restraint On Workers,  President Favors Higher Corporation, Individual Levies

Wage Restraints Seen; Les: Profits; Bigger Tax Loud   Much More Needed For Defense

Touch of Austerity American Prospect   Higher Taxes, Less Money, Goods, Broad Controls in Nation’s Future

Huge Fund Needed for  Fiseal Year   Economic Message Recites Need of Increase That Will Provide Total of $140.000-000.000

Estimates Cost of Defense Effort For Two Years Will Be Over $140 Billion; Lays Down Three-Point Program to Meet Nation’s Needs

WOGET OF $140 PLLION IS SEEN ene FISCAL YEAR      Price And Wage Controls Will  Came. He Says

‘Pay-As-Go’ Policy Set For Defense  Boost to Cover All to Retain Balanced Budget

fates & Security Will Take $140 Billion This ‘And Coming Fiscal Year   President Calls On Congress To Up Taxes This Session By “Very Much More” Than Combined Total Of Last Two Boosts.

‘Truman Tells Solons Boost In Tax Needed   Emphasizes Much Yet To Be Done To Stoo Commies

$140 Billion Needed This Year, Next  Poe too Geb   Calls for Higher - Corporation and.  - -Eyeica Leaving .

The Weather   Security Requires $140 Billions For Lending, Spending

Would Pass Total of Last 2, Increases  140 Billion Dollar: Will Be Needed  For Defense

Says Nation Must Spend S140 Billior   Suggested Step-Up More Than Doubles hast Two Roosts

$140 Billion To Be Needed For U.S. Security  Sharp Hike In All Levies Requested; Unity “Imperative”

Truman Says Higher Taxes Needed By U.S   President In Plea To Congress For New Levies

TRUMAN SETS Chon NEED Al AQ BILLIONS   Must Tap Every Source of Revenue, Economic Report Says.

Truman Asks For Big Hike In U.S. Taxes   Would Take Care Of Defense Costs On Pay-As-You-Go Basis. Message Says

Cost of National Security Plans Set at $140 Billior   Taxes Must Be Upped Over $8,000,000,000 . Voted Last Year

Congress Urged To Give Okay fo 8 Billion Plus   Must Maintain Balanced Budget, President Says

Million More May Be In Service Soon   Huge Sum Asked Would Go fer Military, Foreian Aid Spending

President Calls For Greater Tax Boosts   Pay-As-We-Go _For Defense Urged By Truman Today

Combined Total Of Last 2 Hikes To Be Exceeded   Cost of Security For Next 2 Years Set at $140 Billion

Much Higher Taxes -for Everyone Must Be Paid To Meet U. S. Emergency

Truman Wants ‘Pay As We Go’ Defense Policy   Indicates Federal Spending Will Hit $80 000.000.000-A-Year Clin

Pay-As-You Go Taxation Is Asked   Truman’s Economie Message Urges a Balanced Budget, Including Defance

CONGRESS TOLD BROADER PRICE, PAY CURBS NEAR   President’s Economic Message Also Urges Nation To Hold Price Line With ‘Utmost Vigor’; Warns Again Of Soviet Menace.

140 Billion Sum Needed for Two Years’ Defense   Million More Men and Women for Military Service, Warning

$140 Billion Will Be Needed  During Next Eighteen Months   Calls For Closing Of Loop Holes In Present Laws And Increases From All Federal Taxes

Sets 140 Billion As Two-Year Goal of Outlay For Defense   Civil Expenditures Would Be Extra   President’s Message On Economics Calls For Pay-As-You-Go Taxes

May Spend 140 Billion In 2 Years   Controls of Prices And Wages Will Be Coming Alona Soon

Truman Asks For Big Tax Increases   Estimates Security Programs Will Cost $140 Billions In Next 2 Years

Need Bigger Production For Crisis   President Calls For Most Expensive Program In History; $140 Billion For 1951-52.

Must Balance War Budget, Says Truman   President Also Calls For Extension Of Price And Wage-Controls In 1951 Budeet Messaze To The New Congress

President Hopes To Stay Within Balanced Budge!   Spending Expected Near 140 Billions In Next 2 Years

Big Tax Boost Held Essential By President   Increase To Exceed $8 Billion Tota! Of Last 2 Levy Hikes

 President Calls for Wage. Wage Restraints and Lower Profits; Budget Size Is Not Hinted oo,

To Need $140 Billion During Next 18 Months. for Defense and Foreian Aid Spending

Sum Would Be Available for Arms Until July 1, 1952; Rate to Be 45-55 Billions by End of 1951

Fresigent iruman fells Congress That Much is Security Need  BESIDES OTHER COSTS Lawmakers Hear a Miilion  More Men May Be Called Up Shortly

President Asks Balanced Budget; Broad Price. Wage Curbs; Both Individual, Cor noarata Tay Tneresncanc

Pay-As-We-Go Polic “y U reed By Pr valde   Threat of Communist Aggression Stressed In Annual Economie  Message to Congress

‘Pay-As-We-Go Defense Costs Basis Advocated   Truman ‘Hints’ Price And Wage Control  Also In Offina 

Truman Asks Congress for Tax Increases  ‘Wants Hike Abov. “$8 Billion of Last  Ton: Laws Rixetec:

Seeurity To Cost 140 _ Billions “#7   Says Corporations and Individuals Must Be Taxed ‘Much More’

TRUMAN WARNS ALL GROUPS MUST PAY PROPORTIONATE PART OF SECURITY COSTS

Truman Asks Huge Increase in U.S. Taxes   Lower Profits and Clamps on Wages Seen by Executive

President Calls For Higher Taxes, Bigger Production   Wants Taxes From Every Possible Source to Greatly Exceed 8 Billion Boost Recently Passed by Congress

Nation’s Citizens Stunned By Truman’s Tax Request; Current Budaet Exceeds $140 Billions

says Must Go Well Beyond Recent Boosts   S140 Billion Lending Authority To Be Needed Next Two Fiseal Years; Military Goal Hiked

$140 Billion for Lending, Spendine In Next Two Years   Says No One Must Try to Hike Income During Emergency

S140 Billion Needed  For 2-Year Security   962.000 Added to Draft Goal For Period Through June— Haold-Line Price Curb Vowed

Lending And Spending Total Of $140,000,000,000 For The Fiscal Year Truman Program

President Asks Congress For Big Boost In Taxes   Annual Economic Message Calls For More Revenue From Corporation. Individual. Excise

Much Higher Taxes Asked To Meet Cost   ‘ Defense Needs Will Double, Congress Told In Messade

NEW PROGRAM TO BE SENT CONGRESS   Corporations, Individuals To Share Heavy Burden   Must Be “Very Much More” Than Eight Billions, President Says

New Tax Increases Must Press Harder Upon Every Source Of Income, President Tells Congress In Economic Message; U. S. Needs $140 Billions For Security, He Says

Balanced Budget Is His Goal   Urges Congress to Boost Taxes This Session by ‘Very Much More’ Than Combined Total of Last 2 Increases

‘Truman: Workers Must Accept Wage Cuts, and Business. Less Profit

Truman Says Vast Tax Hike Needed  Asbe CTA Billinn   Asks $140 Billion In Spending and Lending Authority

Boost Taxes by. Very Much More: President Asks  ‘Mostly for Military,   Cnandina

Truman Gives Congress Arms Cost Figures   Specific Tax Proposals to Come Later

Nations Security Needs 140 Billion By July 1, 1952   Funds May Be Committed Over Several Years Ahead: Intends To Clamp On Price Controls Soon

Moreand More  nats Needed,  Says Executive   Price, Wage Controls Sure, Congress Told in Annual Message

Truman Appeals to Congress For Big Increase in Taxes   President Sets No Specific Figure For Raising 140 Billion in 2 Years

National Security To Cost $140 Billion This Year And Next   President's Economic Report Calls On Congress For Balanced Budget

President Urges Slash In Profits, Wage Restraints   Tells Congress Hike Taxes  Sees Million More In  Armed Forces Shortly

Truman Says Balanced Budget Should Be The First Principle Ot Policy

TRUMAN STRESSES WAGE RESTRAINTS, LOWER PROFITS   Tells Congress 140 Billion Is Needed, Armed Forces Raised To 3,462,205

© $140 BILLION FOR DEFENSE IN 2 YEARS   @ Other Gov't Expenses to Be in Addition, President Says. Asks Pay-As-YouGo Budget.

‘Much More’ Taxes Asked in Truman’s Economic Messaae   Levies ‘Must Press Harder On Every Source of Revenue Available’ Conaress Hears

Clear Weather Fight Involves 193 Aireraft   6 Kills Ties Record, Say: Sth Air Foree; No U.N, Planes Shot Down

BIG ARTILLERY BARRAGE LAID DOWN BY ALLIES   Bombardment One Of Heaviest Of War: Dis patches Censored   SIX RUSSIAN-TYPE MIGS ARE SHOT DOWN

Bombardment One of Biggest Of Korean War   What It Presages Is Veiled in Censorship; Guns Roar Hour After Hour in Vital Section Not Far From Kaesona.

Big Bombardment Launched By Allies  Several Hundred Guns Open Terrifie Borrage In North Korea

Allies Open Biggest  Bombardment of War  United Nations Guns Begin Huge Shelling Aaainst Entrenched Reds Near Truce Site

HILL DEFENSES OF CHINA REDS BEING BLASTED   South Koreans Driven From Recently-Won Ridge Peak

barrage Hits”. Enemy Holdin, Vital Hill Area.   U.N. Headquarters. Censor Details of  Important Attack

OF CHINA REDS BEING BLASTED   South Koreans Driver From Recently-Won Ridge Peak

Attack Oceurs About 15 Miles  From Kaesong   Import of Barrage Is Veiled in Censorship: Six Red Jets Downed

UN Artillery Starts Blasting Entrenched Foe   Import of Barrage By Hundreds of Guns Veiled by Censorship

HUNDREDS OF BIG GUNS POUND HILL POSITIONS OF FOE   Terrific Barrage Laid Down Northeast of Seoul, but Censorship Veils What it May Presage.   ALLIES SUFFER SHARP. SETBACK IN THE EAST   South Koreans Driven From Key Height Day After Capturing it—6 MIGs Shot Down in Air Battle.

Purpose Veiled In Censorship; Six MIGS Down   South Koreans Lose Height Won After Three-Weeks Fight

Rescuers Dig Desperately To Save Two   Minnesota Miners Trapped 400  Feet Underground by CaveIn May Still Be Alive.

Dig To Free Two Miners   Rescue Crew Works Frantically In Minnesota Mine

Essential Job List Shorter In New Version   New Deferment Guide Is Issued by the Commerce Department; 25 Classes

Food. Price iilbac      Southern Democrats -doin Republicans. To Defeat Program

Fight Pressed On Rollbacks   GOP-South Coalition Gains Strength.

Soviet Spurns Small Nations  On Arms Plan   Vishinsky Won't Reconsider Western Disarmament Idea

Teachers Seek Aid For Demaitd:   Striking Instructors Tum to Association For Support in Obtaining Pay

CORTISONE MAKES MAN'S HAIR GROW   74-year-old Amazed at Growth of Dark Hair

McCarthy Hits Back   Medical Mystery! Hormone Cortisone ‘Turns Hair Dark

New Auto Plates  On Annual Basis NLauad hu (anata  uyvu Wy Juiluiy One Letter, Five  Number License Given Approval

License Plate Bill Rassed By - State Senate   {ssuance Of New Plates Each Year And Change In Numbering System Are Provided {n Bill

Question: Da yor think that public school imasic lis important enough to lemploy a full-time imutsic  gay drosampnuryeyeke:   199 Clams Won By New Champion

Truman Goes To Key West  President To Spen   President To Spend Three Weeks At Submarine Base

Truman Leaves For Key West   Will Work And Play In Florida Sunshine

Senator Wants Eisenhower's Views on Draft  On Calling Up 18-Year-Olds

Mile JVINEa) ICM  Lawrence Physician Appointed to State Health Board by Arn

Malik Denies Any Peace Move   Russian UN Chief Says Talk of Red Feelers ‘Groundlfess’

Senate. Committee Voted For Ban Against Rollback   Administration is Defeated In Effort to Block Action; Only One Vote in Opposition ©

Rollback Ban Included in Controls Act   Senate Battle Begins Monday On Curbs Bill

U.N. Delegates Fail to Agree. On Big Points   Assembly Reaffirms.:: Opposition to China; Favors Italian Seat .-

Red China Seating Is Rejected Again In UN Paris Vote   Russia Veto Is Predicted After Assembly Okehs  Italy Admission

Ban Red China, Italy Is Approved   Soviet Veto Of Result Again Is Expected

Italy Is Voted Assembly Sea   Delegates Deny Red China Place in World Unit

Red China Bid For Seat in UN Rejected Again   Assembly Okays Full Partnership for Italy For the Fourth Time

IMERICAN SEA POWER IS DETERRENT L9687i‘Russian Invasion Of U.S. Impossible, Navy Chief Says

TOP US ADMIRAL SAYS REDS CAN'T INVADE AMERICA   BELITTLES RUSSIAN NAVAL FORCES; NOT AFRAID OF SUBS

Invasion  Of U. S. Seen  ‘Impossible’ Navy Chief Says Sea  Power’s Antidote;  Mitac Vinwa

Fechteler Sees No Chance Of Red Invasion   American Navy Can Keep Shores Safe, Says Chief

Power Of Na'vy Prevents Any Invasion Of US   Fechtcler States Allies Could Win Vital Soviet Areas

Allies Could Attack Soviet, He Says Russ Can‘t Invade U.S. If We Rule Seas, Fechteler Declares

RED INVASION-OF US, AMPOSSIBLE NAWY CHEE SAY'   Fechteler Believes Allies ‘Could Occupy: Strategic

U.S.CouldInvadeRussia, Fechteler Says In Article   ‘Reds Cannot Enter U. S. If We Rule Seas, Admiral Says; Allies Would Win War. He Adds

submarines Greatest menace  Admiral Fechteler Predicts Success in U.S. War on Russis

Navy Can Prevent Invasion As Long As U.S. Controls  Surromnding Seas

LITTLE DANGER OF INVASION   Fechteler Says U.S. Safe As Long As Navy Controls Seas.

Fechteler Sees Soviet  Soft Spots  Allies Could Win ower: — . ‘a . tech

U.S. Navy Chief Rules Out Russian Invasion As Lona As We Control Seas

STRENGTH AT SEA   Adm. Fechteler Says Naval Power Will Hold Back  Red Invasion —

‘No Danger Of Invasion’   We bao FPA wee  Naval Chief Says Control Of Seas Will Stoo Russia

Landings In Russia Possible Says Admiral—  Naval Chief Sees No Chance Fo Red Invasion While Seas Ruled

Sea Control Would Block Red Invasion   Naval Chiefs Warn Of Need to Build Up ‘Naval Strength to Achieve That End

Russia Caw’t Invade U.S. As Long As Navy Controls Seas  Soviet’s 300 Submarines Greatest Menace, Says Admiral Fechteler, Chief Of Operations

Russia Can Never Invade U.S. While We Control The Seas, Navy Chief Says

Soviets Can’t Invade U.S., Admiral Says   Continued Control Of   Continued Control Of Seas Vital to U. S., Navy Chief Writes

CHIEF OF NAVY SEES NO ENEMY ATTACK ON US   Admiral Fechteley ~Says If America Keeps Control Of Seas, Reds Will Not  Invade.

Sea Control Seen as Kev   Naval Chief Says Soviet Can't Invade U. 5.; Subs a Menace

Consumers Get Double-Barrelled Shot Of Good News On Prices   ‘Wholesale Mill Prices In Several Items Being Cut Back; Big Food Companies Say Mount- saw Carte Cut Rack Profits.

‘Consumers Get Good News As Several Commodities Develop Price Weakness

Break For Consumers  Is In Sight   Gel: Double-Barreled Shot Of Good News On Prices Now And In Future

Consumers Get Good News On Prices Today With Drops Expected In Nearly All Lines

Kansas House Recommends Education Bill Including Fieldhouse Sum   IMAY PASS TOMORROW   Stough of Lawrence Helps   Introduce Measure of Hospital Entries

Nine Cars Of Fast Passenger Train Derailed; 4 Hurt   SON BORN TO MOTHER IN COMA WHO WON'T LIVE TO SEE HIM

Four injured When Train Jumos Track   AM ors Central Passenger Train “Lowisiana” Derailed Near. Gilman,.Tlinois.

4 Passengers Injured in Gilman Wreck  Rest of 150 on Train Are Shaken Up As 9 Cars Are Derailed

TWO AMERICAN OFFICERS TALK OF TERROR ON NEW YEAR'S DAY AS REDS CELEBRATE

ew ee See SS werwrerurwrwrwrerwrer eee  Two Continents Mourn Passing  Of La Prensa

Free Press Of Werld Mourns La Prensa Araantine. Panere Gaa Brinas Expressions Of Sorrow.

N. O. Cotton   ‘Old Glory’ Is Flown At Half Staff as U.S. Mourns for La Prensa

GOP Senators Fail fo Force Open Hearing  Truman's Talk With General On Island Issue

General’s Report On War Public   M’Arthur Quoted As Having Said Reds Would Not Intervene

MacArthur Didn’t Think Chinese Would Enter  Korean War   GENERAL TESTIFIES IN CAPITAL TODAY

Senate Democrats, Using Filibuster Tactics, Block Last-Minute Republican Move to Force Open Hearing.

Report On Wake Island Meeting ls Made Public .  Republican Fight 7 To Have Hearings -« Open To Continue

Due To Testify This Morning In Washington   Filibuster Tactics Used Against GOP; New Secret Report

Dem crats Block Move for Open Hearing Today   Filibuster Prevents Vote on Move To Make Inquiry Public

GENERAL STARTS TESTIMONY TODAY ON KOREA ISSUE   Republican Maneuver Catch es Administration Off Guard   RECESS VOTED 42-40   MacArthur Will Face Armed Services Committee This Morning

Democrats Block Move For Open Hearings —  MacArthur Due To Testify Today Without Press  Lr... We

Democrats Block Open MacArthur Hearings  Senators Use Filibuster Tactics; Session Opens At 9 A. M. Today

Chiefs-Of-Staff Claim Agreement On War Strategy   GOP Continues Battle for Open Hearing On Ex-Commander’s Testimony Today; Tale OF Conference Reports at Variance

Mac-HT  Tiff Busts.  Wide Open   Administration Releases Version Of Wake Meeting

Talkfest Stalls Move to Force Vote on Motion   General’s Testimony Starts This Morning Behind Closed Doors

(eneral Goes Before Senate & roups Today   Wake Meeting Report Released in Midst of Foreign Poliey Row

GOP Demands" Open Hearing  For General   Wild Guessing on Chinese War Entry Revealed In Parley Papers

Open Hearings Sought; Wake Report Bared   Republican Surprise Move Made As Dems Tell Island Story  BULLETIN!

Soo Locks Now Open For 1951  ~ Canadian Ship Comes To Escanaba Next

19 Bodies Taken From ‘Burned Wreckage of . ‘Canadian Air Liner -

Republican Senate Caucus Agrees To Give State Employes Pay Raise

GOP Agrees on Pay Hike tor State Workers  10 Percent Increase   10 Percent Increase Would Add Another S5 Million to Record $5410 Million Budget

Acheson Backs Korea ‘Pursuit’   Says Allies Oppose Planes-to-Manchuria

Military Training Program May Start By Next Summer  Official Says 60,000 18-Year-Olds Will Be Ekothle Re Than

Early Start of Training Advocated   Commission Gives Detailed Plan for Program

Gov't Planners To Ask Congress For Quick Action  Sma Il-Scale Program  *gn m....8.. ¢g¢.   Small-Scale Program Will Develop to 800,000 Youths Yearly

CONGRESS TD SUAN IT OOK AFTER JAN. f   Commission Told Army Can Spare 60,000 Young Men from Draft,

Push UMT Program For Youths of 18  eee % ieee nmewets Peck O80 =

UMT Project Next Summer  Aim Of Unit   Six-Months PI; Plan For Those Of 18 Drafted By  L. S. Commission

Respite For Sot. Watkins  DT ae Pete Ba Da ok Thee BiB’ oe De ene

Brother To Receive Medal Posthumously Texas Soldier Flown From Korea To Attend Ceremony

Pledge Review Of Draft Law   Decision Is Sought Concerning Veterans

Vets Draft Deferment Rule May Be Modified   Revision of Law To Permit Calling Men with Short-Term Service Eyed

Loyalty Cases Data Refused McCarthy   State Department Says It’s Oheving Orders

Lovally Sugnests’ Sta ils Is Sacret  MT abe PRAT Miia ne   McCarthy Told Truman Won't Let Reports Out

Japan Occupation  Draws Red Anger  Czech Delegate To Treaty Sessions Also Scores Army In Germany

Tirade By Czechoslovakia Delegate Against Allied Occupation Policy Raises No Disturbance At Parley   Representatives Of 13 Nations Indicate Intention Of Signing U. S. And Britain-Sponsored Japanese ‘Peace Pact: MacArthur Under Fire From. Communists

Gzech Delevate Says Jap Treaty incites New War   Lady Speaker Hues To Red Line In Her HourPlus Talk

Cut of Voting To 18 Studied By Assembly   GOP Leadership Promises To Give Full Consideration

More Highways Are Opened   Full Traffic East of Boonville; 19 Open to Cars

Half Million Of Red Troops Are Poised On Front  U.N. Forces On Alert For Possible Start Of All-Out Drive

Well-Armed Reds Like Night Light   Cease-Fire Talks Hanging In Balance

ELEVEN ILLINOIS TRAFFIC DEATHS OVER WEEKEND   Three Members of Family Killed in Collision Near  Kansac.

ECA Reports Record Gain In W. Europe  Production Up,   Production Up, But Agency Say: ‘More’ Needed

ECA Reports New European Defense Output   Industry Production In Marshall Plan Countries to Peak

NewProduction Records Set In West Europe   But ECA Warns Further Boost Need for Defense Programs

$46,000 RAISED TO DATE IN FINAL HOSPITAL DRIVE   ! Resignation Of J. W. Joy : Administrator, Accepted,

Giants, Dodgers in Battle Down to Wire as Yankees Win Third Straight Flag

WITH COMPROMISE PLAN ST A RSA Pa SESE SLSR PEERS  Democrats Attempt Civil Rights Truce

Wealthy Odessa Sportsman Gives Evidence of Widespread Activity Of Big Time Organized Gambling

Jef Engine Test Blast Kills Seven  Eighth Worker Critically Hurt

Explosion Kills Seven At Jet Engine Plant. ‘One Man Hurt By - Blast In. GM’s Huge  ~ Allican Divician

Seven Killed In Blast At Engine Plant   BAKERY TRUCK DRIER HAILED AS HERO

Seven Dead In Explosion At Allison Jet Factory   SEE PHOTO PAGE 5

State Youth — Shows Champ Steer at Royal   Famous American Royal Opens in Kansas City;. Texas Youth Shows Reserve Champ Steer

EisenhowerAnd Truman Confer In Washington   Will Discuss Atlantic Pact and ‘Ike's’ Presidential Ambitions, Perhaps

MOMENTOUS DECISIONS ARE. EXPECTED. FROM CONFERENCES OF EISENHOWER AND TRUMAN

Military Situation  ‘On Agenda   General Lunches Witt President At Noon Today But Has Ne Comments

Big Decisions Believed fo be In Making Today   Top Officials Meet With Pair This Afternoon

Eisenhower Arrives at White House 10 Minutes Early for Historic Conference With President

Truman, Ike May Discuss ‘Peace Plan’  Would Call for World Census of Atomie Weapons

Ike Meets Truman tor Conterence   Everything Points to Top Decisions Being  Made in Washington

PRESIDENT, EISENHOWER: MEET TODAY   Truman Has Two Hours Alone With General; Politics, Foreign Policy May Come Up.

IKE, PRESIDENT HAVE CONFERENCE   West’s Military Position Among Items To Be Aired

Pentagon Aides Also Join Talks On Military Goal  Political Aspects Of Capital Parley Continue To Boil

General Goes To Pentagon For Parley   Bradley Session Precedes Lunch With President

Military Status Of West Among Topics Talked   Report U. 9. Ready To Place Peace Plan Before U. N.; Would Inventory Weapons

Ike, President Talk for Two Hours Alone   U. S. Reported as Ready with Peace Plar

General Has Little to Say Before Meet   Parley Believed Concerned With Western Military

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   White House Silent on ‘Peace Plan’

Capital Buzzes As Eisenhower, Truman Conter   Washington Sees Political Pow Wow At Lunch Meeting

U.S. Reported Ready to Offer  ‘Peace Plan’   W orldwideCensus of Arm: Would Be Involved  In Proposal

General Has Litfle fo Tell Reporters   Little Dope On Whatever Momentous Decisions In Making

GENERAL WILL RETURN TO HIS DUTY TUESDAY   Truman Speech of Wednesday One of Topics at Meeting

Ike Sees Truman On Peace   Discuss Military Situation In Europe During Talk Today;  No Other Reports

Military Situation in Western World Seen as Primary lopic  MAYBE SOME POLITICS  If Fisenhower Is to Run, New European Chief  Will Be Needed

GEN. IKE DINES WITH TRUMAN   Momentous Decisions Be lieved in Making

cisenhower Me! Presiden! Today for Conference   General May Talk to News Men Before Leaving for Europe Tomorrow.

lke, Truman In Secret Arms Parley   General Meets With President After Pentagon Confab

EISENHOWER AND PRESIDENT IN HUDDLE TODAY   MAY TALK POLITICS IN ADDITION TO EUROPEAN DEFENSE

Lunchepn Guest at Blair House After Round of Morning Calls. Momentous Decisions in Making.

Truman-lIke Confer Today In Private   Talks Thought To Concern Military Situation In West

Prospect of Big Decisions Seen in Washington   General Indicates His Military Job Comes Before Politics

Patrolmen Nab 2 Youths After a Wild Chase   Shots Traded at 100 mph; Sought For Menlo Holdup Try

HEADLONG RETREAT  Allied Tank Patrols Stak 7 - North, Probe-for Foe -.

FEUD BETWEEN GENERAL AND DEFENSE CHIEF  Mar: ppnrtanorgh er Planned Giving   Marshall Said to Have Planned Giving Formosa to Chinese Reds.

Superior Court Convenes Today   W.H. S. Burgwyn Presides Over Criminal Term

Absent Jurors Fined By Judge   Summons Issued For 11 Who Fail ‘To Appear For Duty

Royster And Taylor Show Confidence   General Assembly To Open Formally At Noon Tomorraw

House Speaker Race Attracts Much Attention   Democrat Leaders To Decide Question In Caucus Tonight

Te AE ad  House Democrats Will Decide Speaker In Tonight’s Caucus

RAGE FOR HOUSE CHIEF NEAR END   Democratic Caucus Sehedited For Tonight To Select Speaker — Assembly Opens Wednesday.

N.C. General Assembly To Open Tomorrow   Speakership Race Red-Hot

Levee-Break On Mexican Side Of Swollen Rio Grande Eases Danger Of Further South Texas Floods

Viracle Men Lead Yankees In Ist Game   Dark Belts Three-Run Homer in Big Sixth —Irvin Ties Record With 4 Straight Hits

AL DARK BELTS THREE-RUN HOMER IN SIXTH INNING      Crowd Of: ‘Nearly. 70,000 : Turns Out in: ‘Sr te: ae         Ry TACK WANT

Giants Lead Yankees 5-1 After Six Innings in World Series   ary ONT INNING   PIFTH INNING

ALVIN DARK’S HOMER DRIVES IN THREE RUNS   Monte Irvin Gets Four Hits to Earn Share of Record

HOUSE INVITES GENERAL TO GIVE ADDRESS   Truman to Send General Vaughn To the Alrnort

Expect Senate To Follow Lead Made by House   Truman Not To Greet Deposed General On Arrival At Airport

1. J. K. Wells  Blasts Trent   Fired Education Official Rans ‘Harsh’ Action

An Unknown Capone Tells Old Secret   He’s Nebraska  Law Enforcer

James Capone  Been a ‘Law  Enforcer’ prother of Al  I. We:   Brother of Al Is Witness in an Income Tax Case

Reds Insist  Pullout Basic  For Armistice Truce Team Rejects  UN Free Inspection,  Arms Limit Demand: By HOWARD HANDLEMAN

49 Delegates Ready To Sign   Canadian Minister Blasts Red China Tactics During Morning Session

48 Signatures Assured for Japanese Pact   Indonesia Joins; Red China, Japan Scored in Today’s Addresses

CLIMAX TO LONG ROMANCE Girl and Ex-Priest Plan Civil Marriage Dec. 27

Cold Weather Freezes State,  Highways Icy   No Relief In Sight Fer Record Cold; Nation's Coldest Spot Is Lone Rock — Minus !2

M'Carran Asks Quick Rejection Of Jessup   Senator Afraid Truman Might Make Appointment After Congress Adjourns

Block Jessup,  Senator Urges   Rejection Would Rule Out  Recess Annaintment

‘Transport Is Destroyed As Big Pier Burns   Coast Guard Suspects Hoax ‘In Mysterious SOS Messaae

$25 Million Pier Fire‘at Baltimore   Large Troop Transport and Four Smaller Veasels Destroyed

$25 Million Fire Destroys Five Ships   Troop Transport Lost in Port  Riazva tn Raltimnre

TROOP SHIP DESTROYED BY FIRE AT PIER   $25,000,000 10- Alarm Blaze at Baltimore Burns Transport Geo. Washinotan.

Peddler Arrested  Youthful Thrill Seekers Using Dope Rounded Up in New Yorl

Suburb Also Abandoned by Chinese Reds   U.N. Patrol Enters Old Capital; Big Guns Set It Aflame

TREMENDOUS BARRAGE TOSSED INTO SEOUL AFTER REDS FIRE ON UN UNITS SOUTH OF RIVER

CONTROLS PLEA IS MADE BY PARTY LEADER   Boyle Enters Fight After “Watering” Of Truman’s Plan

Airmen Feared Forced Into Spy Admissions   Hungary Rejects U. S$ Claim Fliers Were on Routine Trip to Belarade

Ask President To Restore Cadets To Duty   Appecl: Made tn Télegram. Calls ’ Dismissel. Travesty

Parents Of Cadets Ask  Clemency   Appeal Is Sent To President Truman As Probe Is Begun

Parents Appeal For Ousted Sons  Dismissal too Harsh   Dismissal too Harsh They Tell President

Irate Parents Beg President Restore Accused Cadet Sons To Academy Duty

‘Cadets’ Parents Look To Truman ‘To Restore Sons   Parents Flock To Point As Students Tell OF ‘Raw Deal

PARENTS PLEAD FOR 90 CADETS   Want Sons To Reply With Service To Nation For Mistake In Youth

Senate Subcommittee Begins Checking Complaint That Dismissed Cadets Received a “Raw Deal”

Irate Parents Plead With President To Restore Accused Cadetsto Duty

Parents Plead For President  To Aid Cadets   Trnman Gets Wire To ‘Avert Ousters “In *Cribbing’ Case

lrate Parents Plead For Cadets   President Is Requested To Restore to Duty All Accused West Point Sons

Parents Plead With Truman For 90 Cadets   Senator Hoey Starts Inquiry By Subcommittee

lrate Parents Ask Truman to Restore 0 Cadets to Duty   Parents Ask for Intervention Into Cadet Expulsion

Parents Ask HST Restore Cadet Duty   ‘Telegram Sent to President Cites ‘Travesty’ of Idea of Justice

Parents Plead That Dismissed Cadets Be Restored to Duty by Pres. Truman

Parents Fight To Have Cadet Sons Reinstated  Ask Truman To Restore Accused Men To Duty .As Probe Is Started

Parents Plead With President for Cadet Sons   Ask. Those Dismissed For Misconduct Restored to Duty

Blames M Arthur For Korea Defeat   Correspondent Says UN Drive Ill Timed

WRITER BLAMES iGEN, MACARTHUR   War ~Correspondent Says MacArthur's Order For Offensive Resulted In Swift Disaster.

Taft Asks U.S. Air-Sea Control   But 3 Democrats Dispute ‘Isolation’

Senator Vetoes Ground Army In Europe Taft Favors Control Of Air. Sea By ULS.

Taft Debates Foreign Policy With Solons   Says U. S. Sea And Air Control Is Vital To Nation’s Safety

Taft Calls For Sea, Air Control  3 Democrats Urge Troops For Europe

James D. Graham, 78, President Of State Federation-of ... Labor Since 1929, Dies in City

Lewis Puts Blame on Management for Mine Disaster   Owners Knew Shaft Was Not Safe, Union Leader Says After Investigation.

John Lewis Puts Blame for Blast  on Mine Owners   Hazards Warned But Not Corrected, Says Union President

Pit Blast Blamed On Company   Lewis Declares Firm Knew Gas In Workings

Lewis Blames Management For Deaths Of IT9 Miners: Blast Laid To Electricity

Mine Management Blamed for Blas!   Lewis Reports Gas Found 3 to 5-Days Prior. to Explosion

Mine Owners Blamec By Lewis for Blast In Illinois Fatal to 115   Dangers Were Known 3 Days Before Accident, Union Chief Charaes

Lewis Puts Blast Blame On Owners   Declares Management Knew Mine Was Getting Dangerous.

Lewis Blames Management  for 119 Deaths   U. S. Report on Mine Disaster Tells of Serious Hazards Found

CLAIMS GAS FOUND DAYS BEFORE BLAST   Union Chief Says Squeezes Released Methane, Orient Mine Should Have Been Closed.

FIRMINBLAST   John L. Lewis Claims Officials Knew Of Accumulated Gas

linois Blast Cause Is Given 3y UMW Chief   Claims Company Knew Mine Was Unsafe To Work

LEWIS BLAMED MINE OWNERS FOR DEATHS IN BLAST   Declares They Knew Three to Five Days Before West Frankfort Explosion Pit Was Not Safe.   REPORTS GAS RELEASED BY SHIFTING OF EARTH   Federal Bureau Says Investigation Indicates Electric ity Set Off Disaster Costing 119 Lives.

Lewis Blames Management In Mine Blast  U.S. Bureau Recalls ‘Serious Hazards’ At Til.Fated TIlinaic Pit

Lewis Blames Co. For Deaths In Mine Blast   Says Management Knew of Danger Before Explosion

Lewis Says Firm Knew Of Danger   Makes Statement’ After Official Report on Cause of Blast That Killed 119 Men  Avoids Clash   President of Company Mum Until He Makes Full Study

Lewis Blames Mine Owners For Explosion   Accuses Them Of Knowledge Shaft Dangerous

Coal Firm Held Responsible for Mine Explosion  ‘Unsafe Conditions Known, Lewis Says

John L. Lewis Blames Blast On Company   ~ Management Knew Of Danger Before 119 Miners Died

JOHN L. LEWIS BLAMES MINE’S MANAGEMENT]   Examiner Charges Some Complaints of Unsafe Conditions Unheeded.

Lewis Puts Blast Blame On Officials   Says Failure To Seal Methane Gas Areas Led To Deaths Of 119

Lewis Blames: Company For Mine Disaster  «Says It Knew In : Advance Tunnéls °

MANAGEMENT IS RESPONSIBLE IN MINE EXPLOSION   Lewis Says Firm Had Advance Warning Of Methane Gas In Shaft   FEDERAL INSPECTION LAW NEEDED, HE SAYS

Lewis Blames — Pit Operator:   Says Management Kun ew Danger Before Blact

Lewis Blames Management in Mine Explosion   Probe of Disaster Which Cost 119 Lives Continues

Lewis Puts Blast Blame On Operator   UMW Chief Claims Management Knew Mine Was Unsafe

Lewis Raps Mine Bosses  For Blast  UMW Chief Says Managers ‘Knew  Pit Was Unsafe’

Lewis Blames Mine Management for Blast Fatal to 119   Bureau of Mines Also Cites Hazards In Hlinois Mine

Lewis Puts Mine Disaster Blame On Mapacenent   Gas Known To Be Secping, He Says; Spark Set It OFF

Lewis Blames Mine Owners In Big Tragedy   Report Indicates Electrical Spark Tenited Methane

Sally Rand Weeps  es. ae Pe ee a a ae   Students Toss Pennies During Speech

[OWA CAPITAL HIT BY FLOOD OF TWO RIVERS   Other Sections of Country Hit By Rising Waters.

Clear Weather Forecast Raises Hopes of South   Flood Waters Cause Damage At Des Moines

Vote Is One Of Lightest: Land Fund Is Ahead   Margin Increases Against Lifting Welfare Ceiline

Three Local Bond Issues Win Approval of Voters.   Veterans Land Fund Hike Only Amendment Approved

People Using Up Money So Fast Mints Stymied In Satisfying Need; Pennies Reported Greatest Culprit

So You Think You’ve Got Money Worries  eee . Money-Short Mint Can’t Satisty Demand Even on 60-Hoanr Week

So You Think You’ve Got Money Worries  Money-Short Mint Can‘t Satisfy Demand Even on 60- Hour Week

Temperature Ranaes            You're Not The Only One _ - Who Has Money Warrice

2000 Flee as Flood Surges in Mexico   Waters on Rampage in Wake of Heavy  ldirrrcane Rains

2,000 PERSONS FLEE FLOOD IN MEXICO   Kefpgees Krom Soto La Marina Reported Cut OFf in Hills Without Food,

2,000 Evacuate Mexican Town In Hood Path   Tampico Threatened With Inundation From Swollen Panuco River

2, 000 Flee From  Flood in Mexicc  Soto La Marina Reported Cut Off by High Waters 

JUDGE DISMISSES CASE AGAINST A CROYDON DRIVER   Judge Keller Disposes of The Charge “Driving Too Fast for Conditions”   WHO IS TO DECIDE?   Horace L. Beck Was The Defendant in The Case © Heard

Decision Holds Price-Cutting In Good Faith Is Not Illegal   Supreme Court Vote Is 5 to 3 In Case Involving Standard Oil Company of Indiana Action Test

COURT OKAYS PRICE CUTTING IN GOOD FAITH   Lowering Cost Equal To Competitor ls Not Violation Of Law

TAX ON NON-VOTING KANSANS PROPOSED   Bill Offered in Legislature De. signed to Increase Turnout at General Elections.

Army Job Placed Ahead Of Polities By Eisenhower   Says No One Authorjzed To Act For Him On Any Presidential Campaign

lke To Speak Politically al Proper Time   Job in Europe Too Important for Stand Now Savs General—No Politics With Truman

Eisenhower Cagey With Reporters  QDhicee Qh BP Bice:   Continues To Put Duties In Service  Ahead Of Politie:

Will Speak Out On Politics If Time Comes-lke   Says Job Now Too Important to Make Any Political Stand

Can't Take Any Political Stand   Truman Declares Economic Problems Brought Ike Home

Ike Gives Job Abroad Priority Over Politics   General Says ‘If Time Ever Comes’ He’ll Speak Out on Politics Immediately; Reveals Discussion  With Senator Duff Prior to Departure for Europe

Eisenhower Says "Ne Politics’ Leaves Today With Plans SHil A Mvustary

Ike’s Refusal to Say Either Yes or No Still Leaves Him Top Presidential Aspirant

Calls Present Job in Europe Too Important for Political Statement > Now. Starts Return Trip.

Ike Fails To Say  Yes or No   General Declares He Will Speak Out on Politics If Proper Time Comes

Ike Leaves For Eu rop e Still Silent About Plans   General Leaves His Backers Free To Continue Their Widespread Presidential Boom In His Behalf

Ike Will Speak If Duty Call:   if Such Time Does Come, He Will Say So Both Positively And Definitely

ce Declares Present Job Too Important to Take a Potizical Stand 

He'll Speak Plainly ‘I  Time Comes’:   NATO Command " Precludes Statement, General Declares

Says European Job Is Too Important  As Of The Moment   Will Speak Out If Times Comes;  Has Not Authorised °52 “Boom”

Ike Winging Back To NATO Comman¢  Political Puzzle Remains Unsolved

Washington (AP}—Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower said today that "if the time ever comes" for him to speak out on politics he'll do so immediately.

Has Talk With . Duff, Flies. Back   Eisenhower Returns To Military Command

Refuses To Diseuss His Intentions  “Reveals He Talkec - With Senator Duff

Eisenhower Returns To European Post With Statement That If Time Comes To Make Statement, He Will

Europe’s Defense First Concern Now Will Speak On Politics Immediately ‘When and If  Time Comes, Ike Declares

Will Speak ‘If Time Comes’ Say: ‘Ike’ As He Leaves   Job In Europe Too Important For Politics Now

Ike Declares He Will Speak Out lf Time Comes   Says NATO Job Too Important To Study Polites At Present

IKE TO SPEAK FOR HIMSELF   Europe Job Too Important For General To Make Pelitical Stand

New U.S. ‘Bombing’ Protested   Challenging Message Sent to Ridgway By Red Leaders

Joy Denies Three Other  ‘Violations   Communists Insist On Punishment Of Allied Aviators

Report Truman And Vinson Understanding On Democratic Nomination For President

O'Dwyer’s Friend Faces Perjury Jun  ‘Coverup’ Hinted As Trial Opens

Jury in Moran's Perjury Trial Must Decide Whether He Lied fo Kefauver Committee

Perjury Trial of Pal of O'Dwyer ls Being Heard  Jury to Decide If

WYER’ BROUGHT TO TRIAL   Ex-Water Commissioner o New York Charged With Perjury

Jury Asked To Decide Guilt Of J. J. Moran   Associate of O’Dwyer Is Charged With Perjury By Kefauver Committee

Ex-Water Commissioner of New York Charged With Perjury  A CDIME DDNMADC FIic

SaysO’Dwyer Pal Shielded  Crime Link   Moran Goes On Trial ‘In N. Y. for Perjury Before Kefauver Group

Moran, Former O'Dwyer Aide, Tried for Lying  Question is Whether He Protected Someon Or Lied in Caneniracy

Did Moran Lie Is Question Given Jurors   (Dwvers Pal First Senate Crime Probe Committee Witness to Be Brought to Trial

Princess Thanks Canadians For Warm W elcome At Star: Of Reyal Couple’s Tour

Dinner Opens Canada Tour For Princess   In Midst of Friends  And Countrymen,’  Thacternuveen Wreueen:

Tells Senators Of Underworld Killers Group   Names Six Persons As Leaders Of Crime ‘Combination’

Former Mayor Bases [ale On Victim of Fail   Costello, Seigel and Adonis Among Those Named At Inquiry

Gen. M’Arthur Warned Of Gap InU.N. Forces   Bradley Says Commande Tatd Twice About Misjudament

Warnings Given Gen. MacArthur Told by Bradley   Order To Close Gap That Split Forces In Korea Revealed

Says Mae Told To Close Gap   Lays Blame For Breakthrough Of Chinese Reds

MacArthur Warned Of Fatal Gap   Gen. Collins Next To Be Heard From; Acheson Later On

Bradley Says Mac Warned Of Red Drive   Claims General Made Costly Error In Disposing Men

Pentagon Warned MacArthur Twice, Bradley Declares  Move To Cail Acheson Fails Of Passare

M Arthur Ignored Threat To Armies, Gen. Bradley Says  Me Wasa Warned Twice   He Was Warned Twice Of Gap Between Units,  gg eo ren = Barats

Bradley Claims MacArthur Warned Last Fall on His Conduct of Korean War

Probers Hear Of Order To MW Arthur   General Twice Told To Clase Perilous Gap, Bradley Avers

WARTHUR TROOP MOPUOSTTION LED TO TWO WARNING!       aradiey Reveals Pentagon Twice Told General to Close Gap Separating Forces in North Korea.   REDS POURED THROUGH IN LAST FALL'S DRIVE   Offensive Brought Heavies! U.S. Casualties of War— 'nvestigators to Hear Collins Today,

Bradley Says Warnings Sent To MacArthur  General Twice Told to Close Gay Between Forces

Split Exposed Eighth Army  Flank in Winter Drive,  General Testifies

Pentagon Warned Medrthur to Close Gap, Bradley Says: Hits Handling of Oustel

‘MacArthur Twice Warned To Close Korea Gap: Bradley  Senate Investigators Kill Move To Hear Acheson Now: Collings To Testify Today

Pentagon Alarm At MacArthur's Tactics Related   He’s Warned Twice On Gap Separating Forces, Bradley Says

BEFORE CHINESE ONSLAUGHT Mac Was Warned About Split Forces, Bradley Says

Bradley Says Pentagon Warned Mac  Told Him Last Fall ta   Told Him Last Fall te Close Gap Separating His Forces.

UN Command Says At Least 450 American Soldiers Have Died In North Korean Prisons

American Jets Down Red MiGs   Allied Infantrymen Recapture Christmas Hill on Battlefront

Allies Wrest “Christmas  Hill” From Red:   Outnumbered U. S. Jets Knock MIG Out of Skies

American Jets Down One Red In ‘MIG Alley’   Infantry Retakes Christmas Hill On Snow-Covered Front

US Sabres Shoot Down Red Jet During Dogfight   Allied Infantrymen Recapture Christmas  Hill On Battlefront

Sabres Down Another MIG; Hill Retaken   Outnumbered More Than 2 to I, Yank Airmen Unscathed Ry RAM IMEI T

Allies Recapture ‘Christmas Hill’  Outnumbered Sabres Shoot Down One MIG

Red Jet Shot Out of Skies   Battle Between 70 Migs. 24 Sabres; Infantry  Retakes Hill

Hill Recaptured By Allies On Korean Front   Sabre Jets Down Communist Plane In 20-M nute Fight

Jet Battle, Hill Fight Stir Front  Red Plane Downed, Gis Retake Outpost

ALLIES REGAIN CHRISTMAS HILL   Sabres Down Red Jet; No U. S. Plane Losses

Yankee Jets Shoot Down Commie MIG   Infantry Pushes Forward by Taking ‘Christmas Hill’

Outnumbered UN Airmen Bag MIG   Allied Infantrymen Recapture ‘Christmas Hill’ in Ground Fight

Taft Urges Firm Stand > On Formosa   Wants Congress To Make Sure: Acheson Effects No ‘Appeasement’ Peace in Korea

Firm Stand Urged by Taf Mg Formosa  Touches Off a Sharp Debate in

Lausche Signs Bill Changing Ohio Districts Will. Not Use Veto"  On Controversial Powel Tiaanesn Rill

Lausche Signs Bill Changing Ohio Districts   Will Not Use Veto On Controversial Truck License Bill

Tulane Dean New UNC Vice Prexy   Dr. Wilson Named To New Position

House Ballots Over 4 Billion  For Air Bases   A-Bomb Sites Ring Russia; 712 Billion Foreign Aid Is Near

Labor Leaders See Controls Relaxed on Pay   Expect Wages To Conform With Cost of Livina

Bloodmobile Donors Now  Total 103  Red Cross Plans   Red Cross Plans For Baby Sitters

Top Decorations Being Presented To - Families Of Five Korean War Heroes   President Truman Making Presentations At Ceremonies Today; Five Include General  And A Private.

Fighting Texan Is Included— Nation’s Highest Honors Awarded Tc Korean Heroes—But None Present

Some Will Come Back; Some Won't  Truman Gives Medal of Honor 'To Kin of 5 Korean War Heroes

Mahaffey Youth Is Among Missing vee ;  Five Soldiers Receive Medal of Honor But None Is at Ceremony

Medal Of Honor To Be Presented Five War Heroes  Relatives To Receive Highest Honor For Deed, Missing Men

Medal of Honor To Be Presented To GI Survivors   Five Families To Receive Awards Of War Heroes

‘Some Dead, Some Missing’ .  > Fighting Men To Get Top Honor of Nation for Valor

Losses ‘Heavy’      Tank Units Continue Prowls Into North  Korean Areas

AlliesVictorious In Hot Air Duel With Red Jets   Report 5 RussianBuilt Migs Destroyed, 10 Others Damaged

Allied Losses  ‘Heavy’   Tank Units Continue Prowls Into North Korean Areas

Allied Pilots Win Costly Battle In Air  _ Russian-Speaking  Fliers Manning  ! Fnemyv Planes

Allied Pilots Win in Costly Korean Air Fichi   Heavy Toll Taken Of Foe; U.N. Loses Bomber and Fighte:

FIX CASE TO JURY   New York Panel to Hear Testimony L. I. U. Drops Athletics

"Cut Rafe’ Pact For Foreigners   Other Nations Get - U.S. Wheat Cheaper

MT.V. FULL OF SOLDIERS AS ARMY CONVOY STOPS OVERNIGHT  ——————————

FBI INVESTIGATION ‘OF ARSENAL-ASKED      GIFTS REPORTEDLY MADE BY DEFENSE CONTRAC TORS TO U.S. EMPLOYVES.  ,

Solon Asks Army Probe  CL.le.. (eo   Shelley Wants Look Into Defense Plant

MacArthur Ouster Astounds Tokyo; Officers Bitter, See Truman. Error

Tokyo Stunned By Truman Move  Officers Incredulous As Radio Breaks News

Truman Removal Or ‘der Strikes  Tokyo Like Clap of Thunder. —   MacArthur, 71, Oneof Army’: Most Distineuished Officers

Communists Determined To Destroy America Completely, Eighth Army Commander Warns

RIDGWAY CAN SEE NO ENDING 10 WAR      Reds ‘Aim to Destroy UN Forces in Korea, General Says

GEN. GEN. RIDGWAY WARNS 7 WAY WARNS:  Reds Waging Waging War of Annihilation

REDS ‘DETERMINED TO DESTROY US’  sesenddieiactneniemeniamenieniomentnemmememeteemeneeenatenenenenennentcaeesan= treet reece  Ridgway Sees No War Ene

Ridgway Declares Reds Won't Call Off This Campaign   Eighth Army Commande: Says This Becomes Life and Death Struggle

‘WON'T CALL IT OFF’  Ridgway Asserts Reds Wan To ‘Destroy Us Completely’

Labor Warns, Congress On Price Controls   Failure To Curb Prices Will Cause New Wage Hikes

Leon Jouhaux of France, Anti-RedLaborCampaigner, Awarded Nobel Peace Prize

Will Spend $33,000 On City Market   Paving And New Stalls Are Planned

IMPROVEMENTS   Will Pave West End Of Trading Lane, Build 13 New Stalls

WAC Prisoner Problem Solved  Gan Send Convicted  Girls to Reformatory

Lack Of Prison Complicates Penalty Assessed Six Court-Martialed WAC’s

6 WACs; Guilty of Assault, May Be Sent to Reformatory  Pentagon Sources Solve Jailing Problem Bet Fiscal Action Awaits Ruling on Annedl

_ Ft. Madison Woman One of Group Convicted WAC Sergeants May Go To Federal Prison

Pentagon Solves Problem for Camp Breckenridge— Six Convicted WACs Can Go fo Reformatory

: ¥« x x .S hf er bf «x ~~ + + LUBBOCK NATIONAL PLANS TO ADD FOUR STORIES  Building Addition Set

i ee. Cn, CR , SE SE. SD  SS GE SE SO LUBBOCK NATIONAL PLANS TO ADD FOUR STORIES  “Building Addition Set

UN Patrols Plunge North, Enter Communication Hub   Reds Reported Feverishly Regrouping For Continuation Of Mass Attacks On Allies

Commies Quit Principal Base; Eye Next Push   May Be Regrouping For Another Drive; ROK Troops Active

Blast Destroys a Merrill Shop   Explosion Results From Gas Main Leak

Dock Strike May Tie Up W ide Sector   Atlantic Seaboard Areas Are Menaced   Oak Ridge Workers Stay Off Jobs; Electrical Workers Walk Out

U. S. Develops A-Artillery, Collins Says   New Weapons Slated For War Use  In ‘Near Future’

Army Chief Talks About A-Weapon   Atomic Artillery Ready in ‘Not Toc  Distant Future’

A-WEAPONS TO BE READY FOR COMBAT SOON      Gen. Collins Says U. S. Has Developed Atomic  Artillery   WILL GIVE MILITARY TERRIFIC FIREPOWER

General Collins Reveals  U.S. Has Atomic Artillery   Weapons, He Says, May Be Ready For Use in “Not Too Distant” Future and Will Be of Greater Value in Defense Than in Attack—Predicts Greater Sea and Air Pressure Against Red China Uf Truce Talks Fail.

Collins Sees Use Of Atomic Artillery Soon  Will Enhance Power Of Defense He Adds

General Says Atom Artillery Already Fact   Collins Indicates It Will Be Ready For Combat Soon

Pilot Killed in Crash of Jet Plane Near Elsberry   Victim, World War Il Vet. Test Pilot for Aircraft Manufacturer.

Beauty Tells About Reds In Hollywood   Took Over Political Organizations to Promote Russian Policy.

e story-Making Luncheon Hirohito Plays Host To Ridgeway And His Wif

Ridgway Guest Of Hirohito, Sets Precedent   For First Time Altied Commander Visits the Emperor

DE GASPERI WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE   Reds, Christian Democrat: Battle After His Speech

Premier Gasperi Wins Confidence  Italian Government Ras. gg r of -

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS PLAN MINSTREL SHOW   ‘Dark Cloud’ Will Be Presented Ip St. Joseph's School Two Evenings Next Week

Adonis Given 2 To 3 Years, Fined $15,000  Racketeer Handed Toarm Fae Vinlattna

Tran’s Stand: ‘Nationalize Oil Or Be Destroved With All Of The World’

Iran Leader Talk Called Inflamatory   Maki Says Country Will Get Nationalization of Oil or Be Destroyed With Rest of World

lran Will Not Budge, Aide of Premier Says   Nationalization to be Achieved or ‘We Will be Destroyed,’ is Defy

Iran Ignores TrumanNote;  Gets Tough   Premier’s Aide Declares Oil Plan Goes Through Or There’ll Be War

Iranian Official Issues Bitter Oil Statement   Truman Message to Pre. mier Urging Settlement Termed Strong

IRAN’S SENATE HEARS PREMIER IN OIL DISPUTE   Action Follows Receipt Of Letter From President Truman.

Iran Flings Challenge To World   Will Nationalize Oil ‘Or Be Destroyed, ‘and All World: With Us,’ © Savs Premier’s Aide

lran to Achieve Nationalization Or Be Destroyec  Premier's Aide Gives ‘Inflammatory Word

Tran Leader Issues Fiery Plan Retort   Says His Country Will Get Oil Or Perish with World

Truman-tetter Receives Indifferent Reception At Iran Senate Meeting

Nationalization or Destruction for All, His Defi Iran Leader  Warns World

IRAN TO TAKE OIL FIELD OR PERISH—MAKI  All Of World To: Be Destroyed In

Maki Says Iran To Achieve Goal Or Be Destroyed   Statement Is Regarded As Most Inflammatory By Moseaadegh’sa Group

lranian Firm For Nationalization,  “Or All World Will Be Destroyed”

Iranian Sees War If Oil Not Seized   Trumoan’s Note to Premier Read to Senate in Secret

lran Chief Gives  Ultimatum on Oil  ‘Chaos’ for World Only Alternative

lran Accepts Danger of War Over Oil Issue   Nation Willing To Destroy World To Goin Ends

Bridges Burned On Road to Oil Nationalization   No. Turning Back, lran Spokesman  Says; Interference May Ignite World

REVEAL RESULTS OF POLL— Ohio Mothers Strongly Opposed To Draft At 18

Kansas City Begins Job Of Cleaning Up Flood’s  Mud, Costly Devastation

Sound System Of Universal  Training Askec   Truman Tells Legion Convention He Counts On It For Help

Truman Tells Legion Convention U. 5. Needs Sound System of Universal Training

HST Against Delay Of Sound Universal Training System   President's Message To Legion Discusses Korean War Veterans

U.M.T. Urged By President   Truman Tells LegionNation Needs “‘Sound Systent’ of Training

Legion Hears UMT Appeal By Truman  Letter Asks Backing In Preparation For " Long Defense Task

Materials Problem ToBeStudiec   Policy Group Named To Find  Long-Range Fact:

U. 5. Supplies To Be Studiec   Truman Appoints Commission To Make LongRanae Probe

President Names Materials Policy Commission To Study Nation’s Suppl v Problems

Measure Goesto White House;   Truman to Sign   Vote in House Today 184 sto 106; Effective November 1

*45-a-Week Cashier , Who Inherited $452,000, Will Continue Working

Tax-Fighters Take Money Out of Bank Accounts — Texas Women Beat Uncle Sam to Punch

TO FIND GALS FAST ON DRAW   Some Of Marshall WomenTake Money Out Of. Accounts:

Welfare Fight Widens Rift In GOP Ranks   Millis and Conrad Agree With Smith on Way to Solve Indiana’s Welfare Troubles

Expansion Will Call 500,000 More Men   Buildup to 4,000,000 Under Arms to ‘Scrape Bottom of Draft Barrel’

(May Need a Secretary—  , Steel Pole For North Pole ‘Could Be "Rough" On Santa

Santa to Receive Candy-Sirined Pole, Flood of Letters from Plane Dec. 10

‘Hey, Kids!’ You Can Really Write Santa Claus At North Pole This Year—He’s Getting a Pole

Tax Increase Must Continue Despite Truce—Johnston   ‘Billion-a-Week’ Rearming Program Will Not Be Ended By Settling Korean Fight

' KANSAS PROMOTER DIES  Daniel Cogswell, 63, Developed Wnientan Canc Field Pipeline

MPA AsVY ORD FEF B/E 2 ESE AEE  Daniel Cogswell, 63, Developec Hugoton Gas Field Pipeline

Max . Armstrong, Attorney,35, Dies  Former DOC Head Native of Albany

Weather Rough on State Today   More Cold, Snow Predicted; Mercury Hits 16 Below Zero

9 Cage Stars, Convict Seized  In New York   3 CCNY Players Admit Taking Up To $1400 in Bribes

Doctor At Centerville Injured {Ir Attempt To Rescue Trapped Miner

Confessed A-Bomb Spy Bares Plan To. Escape Behind Soviet Curtain

Soviet Embassy In Mexico, Spy Haven, Is Claim   Greenglass Testifie: Rosenberg Urged He Seek Safety South of Roarder

Reveal Agents Told to Flee Before Arrest  Greenglass Says He Got Word to  Qaa Buee Ninlamat

A Haven tor Red Spies in Mexico City   Russian Embassy There’ Ready To Help Those Fleeing Arrest in US   STATUE TO STATUE   An Elaborate System of Recognition Described In Trial of Greenglass

Soviet Embassy: In Mexico City Set To ‘Assist’   Greenglass, Confessed U. S. Spy For Reds, Tells Court Russian Embassy In Mexico City Offerea Him Assistance To Escape Arrest By. American Authorities

Greenglass Tells Of Giving Secrets On Bomb to Sovie   —_———_— ee  Mexican Embassy Was First Refuge Site for Fliqht

Greenglass Testifies Russian Embassy In Mexico City On Spies’ Escape Route

Soviet Embassy In Mexico City -. Aided Red Spies:  Atom Trial Witness ssunae Dataile af Blan

Ambassador to Mexico City Gave Aid, Spy Reports   Gave Rosenberg Plans for New Atomic Bomb, Greenglass Testifies

Trial Discloses Accused Had Been Told to Con-: tact Mexico City   Los Alamos Worker Released Plan to Reds After  Hiroshima

Greenglass Tells Of Plan To Flee U. S.   Confessed Atomic Spy Testifies as To Arrangements; Tells of Giving A-Bomb  Planc

Russian Embassy In Mexico City Spy Nest, Claim   Espionage Trial Brings to Light Amazing Story

— RUSSIANS —Spy Escape Route Led To Mexico   ADDED LIGHT ON BOMB LEAK

aloo EMBAGOY IN MEXICO AN AID 10 SPIES   Routed Suspects Out of U. S$ Via Vera Cruz to Czechoslovakia.

Greenglass Tells Plans For A-Bomb   Brother-In-Law Urged Him To Flee After Fuchs’ Arrest. He Savs

SOVIET EMBASSY IN MEXICO CITY A CONTACT POINT   CONFESSED RED SPY REVEALS SECRETS AT NEW YORK TRIAL

Temperatures   Atomic Espionage Trial Told Russ Envoys HelpEscaping Agents

Witness Tells Of Elaborate Escape Plans   Greenglass Returns To Stand Today After Confessing He Gave Atomic Data to Russ

Russian Embassy In Mexico Linked In Atom Trial  Spies Fleeing U.S. le Tald to Court

South Seas Writer Hall Dies at 64   lowan Authored “Mutiny on Bounty”

Units Drive Into Osan, Kumyangjang, Ichon; Situation Good-Ridgway

Chinese Reds Pull Line Back   Ridgway Declares Situation ‘PerfectGetting Better‘ After Inspection

_—NO ACTION— Americans  Return to Main Line   3 TOWNS ARE ABANDONED

Gen. Ridgway Says Situation “Perfect”   Enemy Declines To Fight Below  Kaannl Tiangw *

Wonju Airport Also Retaken : By 8th Army    U.S. Tank Columns Strike Deep But Meet. No Reds

Temperatures   Fail to Find 5 Chinese. Armies Near Seoul; Wonju Airstrip Retaken

Enemy Shuns Bid to Fight   Troops Unchallenged in Thrusts; Wonju Airstrip Captured Again

UN Task Forces Fail to Contact Enemy Troops  Main Body of Red Army Pulls Back Ma Vacscannm Eoamt

One Skirmish Reporied By Allied Force   Wonju Airstrip Is Recaptured By UN Column

ALLIED FOR FALLS TO FIND HED 4TH ARM   Wonju Airstrip Recaptured While Chinese Dodge Tank Mission.

WONJU AIRSTRIP IS RECAPTURED BY UN FORCES   Patrols Hunting Enemy Go Within 99 Miles of Seoul

Task Forces Retake Wonju Airstrip But Fail to Find Enemy  Gen. Ridgway Makes Tour of Front, Says Situation ‘Perfect’

Fail To Make Contact With Fnemy Forces   One Tank-Led Column: Recaptures Wonju Airstrip; General Ridgway_at.Front ”

Reeapture Wonju:for 2nd Time.      Situation “Pp, sete: on Visit To "Wank:

UN Task Forces Fail to Contact Enemy Troops  Main Body of Red Army Pulls Back

UN Troops Fail To Meet Main Body of Reds   No Opposition Is Reported in Inchon, Osan er Kumyangjane

Parents Who Have Lost Son: in Korea Gravely Consider Use of the Atomic Weapons

French Offensive Moves Forward  Indochinese Frontier Positions Recaptured

French Reoccupy  Outpost Formerly Held By Commies   Counterattacking Troops Rapidly Retaking All  Western Positions

Channel Islanders Revolt Against Compulsory Social Security Plan

Decision Pending pcr  When We Get Out of Korea Depends on Coming Battles

 Apparently Depends on Enemy’s Power in Future Battles  No Decision On Korean Withdrawal Yet

KC Industry. ‘About Ready   Packers, Stopped 18 Days by - Flood, Resume Operations

Senate Moves To Nip Profit  In Influence   Party Chairmen’s Probe Sets Stave

Move To Ban Fees Follows  REC Hearing   Bill To Take Profit Out Of ‘Influence’ Peddling Under Study

Act To Take Profit Out Of Influence   Senate Bill Sponsorec By Byrd Revised To ~ Impose Penalties.

MEASURE 70 STOP SALE OF POLITICAL INFTNIENCE DRAWN   Bill Would Prohibit Party Of ficials From Taking Fees for Aiding Clients Before U. 5. Agencies.   M’CARRAN TO ASK PASSAGE BY SENATE   Move Comes on Heels of In Auiry Into Contacts ofBoyle and Gabrielson With the RFC.

McCarran Moves To Cut Political ‘Influence’ Pay   Drive Opened as Result of GOP, Democratic Chairmen Probe

[Senate Moves To Take Profit Out Of Influence   McCarran Backs Proposal To Pass Bill: With Power To Curb Political Influence Bartering

WOULD PROHIBIT ALL FEES  — Solons Study Bills To Take ‘Profit Out Of Influence’

‘or Living fieroes.  What Can You Do For Boys?Give Pint Of Blood

Increased Revenue May Give U. S. Treasury Surplus by End of Year

U.S. TO HANDLE MEXICAN LABOR   Government To Be Employment Agent For Farmers

Will Hand Dispute to WSB; Walkout ts Set for Monday      DEFENSE NEEDS CITED   State Workers Among 30,000 Affected by Threatened Walkout

Truman Moves  To Halt Strike   Brass Fabricators Se To Walk Out Monday

Says Message In Response  To Mae’s Quiz  General Marshall   General Marshall Cross-Examined On Truman’s Wire

Policy Guide After China Enters War   Secretary Quizzed At Length Today Relative To Messace

STRIKE OPINIONS DIFFER   Railroad Leaders Lack Optimism of Government Spokesmer

White House Aide Cheered By Prospects   Walkout Ending In East, Many Return In West

Rumors Of Settlement Unfounded   Unions Reduce Basic Demands To Writing

DECLARE STATE OF EMERGENCY IN OHIO BLIZZARD   Deep Snow Follows Sleet; Cold Hits Much of Nation.

Few Sections Of Nation Escape From Heaviest Winter Punches Of Season

Winter Throwing Coldest and Sformiest Blows af Country   No Signs of Abating Over U, S., With Fresh Cold Pushing Across Canadian Border; South Texas Feels Blow Heavily

Bitter Cold, Rain, Sleet, Snow, Wind     : pre Only A Few Areas ; _OF Nation Escape:

Numbing Cold Strikes Nation Crippling Blow   Snow ond Ice Toke Toll of Lives, Crops And Communications Nienctor in Tevne

Winter's Blows Stagger U. S.  Blizzard Roars Into Three-State Area

Police Say No Soap to Lili St. Cyr’s Uptown Bubble Bath—Stripper Was ‘Elevating Art’

Personal Contact Campaign Planned By Taft In 1952   « Would Try Duplicating ‘Door Ringing’ Program That Won Senate Seat

Taft Pledges  Door-To-Docr  02 Campaign Personal Contact To  Be Keynote If Ohio Senator Nominated

Deor-To-Deoor Campaign By Taft Planned  Ft See ee oe   Organization At Precinet Level If Be Is Nominated

EUROPE ARMY PLEDGE MADE BY PRESIDENT   Congress Leaders To Be Consulted  In Future

ll Send Troops, Truman Asserts   But Congress to Get Europe Aid Briefing

Truman Stands Firm on Troop Question   Says He Has Power to Send Forces Anywhere in World

South Hit Hare By Cold; 150 Die Over U.S. Worst May Be Over However; East Has  are

ColdDamages Nation More. Let - p Seen   Southern States Feel Frigid Blasts: Flood Threatens Some

Wide Areas Still Held In Winter Grip   Temperature Near Zero In Louisiana; Other Sections Of South Hard Hit

SOME RELIEI IS FORECAST IN MIDWEST   Floods Threaten Areas It Tennessee, Kentucky  CITRUS GROWERS      Act To Save Florida Crop; Wisconsin Town Reports Low Of 35 Below

Badman Cook Charged Under Lindbergh Law   Desperado, Meek and Ill, Declares He Lost Memory

HOLD COOK ON CHARGE OF KIDNAPING   Desperado, Meek and Ill, is Surrendered to U. S. Authorities by Mexican Police Chief.   TELLS NEWSMEN HE CAN'T REMEMBER   Suspected Slayer of Eight Claims Blackout Since Christmas Night Drunk in Blythe, Calif.

Desperado Faces Kidnap Charqes   Bodies of 5 Mossers Found in Mine Shaft

‘Desperado, Ill And Meek, To Face Charges Of Kidnaping As Well As Others After Capture In Mexico

Suspected Killer Of Eight Blames Christmas Spree For His Plight   William E. Cook, Sullen And Sick, Will Face Murder And Federal Kidnaping Charges; Radies OF Five Found.

‘Desperado Cook to Face Kidnaping Charges Bodies of Missing Family of Five Found

BLAMES CHRISTMAS DRUNK — Badman Bill Cook Captured; Faces Lindbergh Kidnap Law Prosecution

Desperado Cook Islll and Meek   Lindbergh Law Kidnag Charges Are Planned

Cook Meek, Sick in San Diego Jail   Prospectors Live Because Desperado Poor Driver

Desperado, Meek and III, Is_ Blaming Wild Rampage on Drunk He Started Christmas

Killer Cook, Hil And Meek In California Jail Cell, ‘To Face Kidnap Charges

Authorities Prepare Kidnap Charges Against Suspected Killer Of Eight

OPS Urged To Defer Cotton Price Ceiling   Effective Date Is Next Monday

Peiping Radio Insists Allied Leader ‘Lying’  Says Daylight Bomb Probe Not Refused -

Reds Vent Wrath On Gen. Ridgway, Silent On Truce   Peiping Radio Claims U. N. Commander Told ‘Plain Lies’ About Investigation Of Alleged Bombing Of Kaesong Sector

Peiping Silent On Allied Offer For New Talks   China Puts Its Case On Ait, Conversation At. Inquiry :“Ouoted’

"hinese Reds Accuse Ridgway of Plain Lies  Enemy Acknowledges Receipt of General’s Reply; Remains Silent on Talks’ Resumption

Declare UN Commander’s Message To Communists —  Full Of Contradictions   Reds Deny Refusing To Agree To New Investigation Of Bombing After Presenting Flimsy Nighttime Evidence

Red China Accuses Ridgway of Telling  Lies Over Bombing   Peiping Radio Broadcasts Keep Silent on UN Commander's Offer to Resume Kaesong Talks: Attempt to Try Red Case Over Air

‘Plain Lies’ Charged To Ridgway  By Commies   That Is Reply To U.N. Chief’s Latest Message.  In Word Battle

Believe General Steel Walkout Will Be Delayed   Union Gives No Hint as to Plans, However; Decide Late Today

MEET IN STEEL CRISIS TODAY   Union Policy Makers Te Decide On Work Or Strike

Steel Crisis Appears Near In Pittsburgh   CIO Policy Makers Expected to Report Decision of Strike After Today’s Meet

Union Policy Makers Meet  For Decision  Executive Group.   Executive Group, Wage Board To Make Decisions

Steel Union To Decide On Strike Action  Possibility Of Strike Delay Seen In Today’s Meeting

Meeting . On Steel Walkout   Executive Committee Meets First. Then Policy Board Holds  Afternoon Session

—STEEL CRISIS COMES TO HEAD—  Union Policy Makers +0-Decidegjn Action

Steel Crisis Comes fo Head In Pittsburgh   Union's Executive Committee Goes Into Conference

Policy Makers Have Last Word.... Steel Crisis Heads  For Final Decision

Delay Looms In Steel Strike As CIO Meets  T ii  Ee alae   Union’s Executive, Wage-Policy Groups Vote On Next Step

Weigh Demand Made by Truman   Executive, Policy Committees to Meet, Decide Today

Union Heads  Decide Steel  Crisis Today Seen Voting To Delay Proposed

ClO Leaders Hold Secret Meet Monday   Asking For 182 Cent Pay Boost

Steel Crisis Appears Near In Pittsburgh  CIO Policy Makers Expected to Report Decision of Strike  A feav Tadeauw'se Adaot

[Steel Union Policy Makers Meet ’ Today To Decide Whether To Strike Or Work

Steel Union  Chiefs Slate Strike Vote   Action to Delay New Year's Day Walkout Seen

Yank Says Old Slow Train Through Arkansas  Wace Real Sneadstar Camnared in Those in Korea

Yank Says Old Slow Train Through Arkansas Was Real Speedster Compared to Those in Korea

Korean Trains Operate on Schedule Like ‘Slow Train Through Arkansas’

 ° °  Labor Party Is Trying to Convince Britons That Support for Conservatives Means Voting for War

Tories Branded ‘War Party’ by British Labor  at, § PR. et   Heated Campaign In National Election Thursday

Labor Pins War Label on Tories In Britain   Attlee Party Claims Conservatives Unfit To Deal With Asia

Drop Noted In Overall Payments   One Institution Sets New Record For Both Savings, Members;  To be Mailed Soon

National Guard Alerted   Cattlemen Urge Stiffer Penalty To Curb Rustline

Ned L. Hoyf Says He’s Through With Police Work; Plans fo Leave Confluence District

Pact Nations Bicker on — Army Costs   North Atlantic Council Differs on Share Europe Should Pay

Peril Ignored; Units Advance; Commies Flee   Tluge Hwachon Reservoir Loosed On U.S. Troops By Enemy Which Then Takes Tio ts Heels And Retreats 

REDS ABANDON CENTRAL AREA KEY DEFENSES   United Nations Forces Tgnore Threat of Floods In Thrust  Above Parallel

Throw Open Reservoir’s  Floodgates   Americans Ignore Threat, Push North As Enemy Flees

Grand Jurors Dig Into RFC For Violations   Federal Court Group To Determine Inside Of Scandals About . Huae U. S. Aqency

Federal Jury Begins Probe Of RFC Data   Tangled Dealings Of Agency Studied For Any Law Violations

Another ‘Loan Tabbed - For Check: ” Grand Jury Begins Digging. In REC’s Jumbled Dealinas      House Begins Work On Draft, Training   Easfer Vacation Fever Hits Capitol Hill And Administration Hones if Will Help Some Bills

Federal Jury Hunts Violations  In RFCDealings  Public Hearing Slated On 6 Million Loan  To Iron Companv

Grand Jury Begins Probe  Into R.F.C.   Fulbright’s Group Looks Inte 6 Million  Loaned Steel Firm

RFC Probe Started By Grand Jury   Dig Into Dealings With RFC in Move To Uncover Any Law Violations

FEDERAL JURORS START SCANNING RFC ACTIVITIES   Senate Group Probes New Case— Denial Made That Woman - Given Mink Coat Has Been Fired.

GRAND JURY BEGINS PROBE OF RFC CASI   Senate Subcommittee ‘Holds Public Hearing On ‘Another Big Loan.

Grand Jury Is Set To Enter Probe Of RFC   Fulbright Group Eying Another Loan To Steel Firm

Grand Jury’ Opens Case Of Dealing By RFC Unit  eee:   Justice Department Attorneys To State  Testimony Received

New Defense Production Agency Created   Plan Links All Emergency Offices Under Harrison

Harrison Given Command Over All War Production pes hu nlc bad linet MR MI as Pada cad  New Defense Agency Is Set Up

Truman Sets Up Agency To Speed Nation’s Defense   William H. Harrison Named To Head DPA

Harrison Will Head New Powerful Defence Production Adminictratian

W. H. Harrison Is Selected for Administrator   Ties Together Government’s Scattered Emergency Agencies

Harrison Heads Federal Agency   Defense Production Chief Has Vast Power

New Agency To  Speed Output   Harrison To Govern Al Stages Of American Production

D.P.A. to be Headed by WwW . H. Harrisor   Be Agency For Certifying Direct Defense Loans

New Agency Tie: Defense Efforts Closer Together   Order Creates “DPA” Headed By Harrison

New Ageney To Head Up  Production   Profits Levy Signed—More Taxes Coming

TRUMAN FORMS NEW, STRONGER DEFENSE BOARS   William H. Harrison, NPA Chief, To Head Powerful Ageney

War Production Agencies Merged  Emergency Boards Under New Headina

New Agency} To Manage Production   Powers of Several Scattered Agencies Combined in Setup Headed by Harrison

New Defense Production Group Set Up   Scattered Emergency Production Agencies Tied Together By  New Administration

Emer gency Production A gencies Put T ogether Under Single Director

Heads New Agency  , Created by President; Can Pull Trigger on Rationing of Consumer Goods If Necessary.

Truman Creates Powerful New Defense Agency  MAS LT Elwetlenn [EL xb;   W. H. Harrison Choice To Head Coordinated "Production Program

New Production Agency Nel up Harrison Named Chie  Of DPA. Controlling  ae

New Defense Production. Agency Set Up To Coordinate Mobilization

A DEFENSE AGENCY   Production Board Will Be Headed by Former I. T. and T. Chief

Harrison Made Head Of D. P. A   “Defense Production His Job, If Senate Ccvee its Blassina:

Set-up Efected William H. Harrisen  Named as Chief of Tha Davaavinl POA

Harrison Head  Of Production   President Combines Job: In One New Avency

— HARRISON NAMED CHIEF — Truman Creates New  Defense Output Unit

Powerful New  DPA Set Up   Ali Defense Production Activities Put Under Control of Harrison

Truman Names Harrison To Direct ‘DPA’   New Organization Tx Have Authority Over Industries, Fuel, Power. Minerals

Harrison Made Nation's Production Czar as Head of New DPA Branch

New Defense Agency Set  Up By H.S.T   Scattered Groups Are Wrapped Into One By Presidential Order  At Wilson’s Request

New Defense Grou To Tie Together Production Units  ' New Aaency is

New Production Agency Formed   D.P.A. Will Be Headed By William H.-Harrison

Military Buying Sefup Tightens  Emergency Offices To Have Shakeup

War Output Office Goes  To Harrison   New Agency To Govern U.S. Production In All Stages

Defense Production Administration created By Truman With Harrison In Jharge Of Agencies In War Program

President Establishes Defense Production Administration Headed by William H. Harrison

Production Groups Unified by Truman  New Administration Headed by NPA Chief

Truman Sets Up Agency To Unite Defense Set-Up   William H. Harrison Named Chief Of Administration.

New Board Guides Vital  Production   Harrison Granted Broader Power ta Merging Of Work

Agencies Brought Under One Office   Defense Production Administration Is  Headed By Harrison

Four Women Caught in Net In Three Cities      Six in S. FL Arraigned; Secondary Leaders of Reds Held

L@QiSlatwure .caa  Major Measure: Waiting; Long Session Looms  New Vote on Fine’s   New Vote on Fine’s Income Tox Bill Exnected Wednecday

World Has Four Main Danger Spots i  Cold War Will Continue Despite Peace In Korea

Austin Outlines Four-Point Plan  ' U.S. Delegate Confi' dent United Nations

Austin Reveals Plans For UN  Korean Action   U. S. Will Call For All Te Support Decision Decided Upon

Austin Outlines U.S. Korea Aim   Four-Point Plan Told by Delegate

U.S. Presses 4-Point Action Against Reds  Peiping Regime Hit As Aggyessor In Austin Proposals

4-Point Plan For U.N. Is Outlined   Proposal, Revealed By Austin, Calls For U.N. To Brand Chinese Reds

U. §. Bares Four-Point UN Proposal   Reply to China Would Condemn Intervention

4-Point Korea Plan Outlined   Austin Bares U. S. Proposal for U. N.

4-Point Plan For UN. Is Qutlined  _ ‘Proposal, Revealed By ‘Austin, Calls For U.N.  i, a : es i > a 2

US 4 Point Plan, Answer to China, Comes into Open  Action in Proportior To Nation’s Ability Ie Pranased

U.S. Attitude On China Bared   Will Ask U.N. To Back New Program

United States Airs Plans To Condemn Reds   Anatin Reveals Four_ Point Proposal, ‘Tags Chinese *“Aggressors”’

U. S. Reveals 4-Point Plan As Answer  To Red Chinese Intervention In Korea

U. 5. PLAN ON CHINA OFFERED   Calls For Condemnation Of Peiping Regime As Aggressor

Russians Stress German Rearming Must Be Major Topic At Big-4 Meet

Nussia Sends Notes . en STONES ow oe  Reds Leave Door Open For Parley

Russians Want No Part Of German Plan  Rearming Of Old Foe Subject Of  antravarcyv

Reds Reiferate  Germany Stand Claim Rearmament Is Chief Threat Te Peace,

New Russian Note on Big 4   Leave Door Open to Include China in Talks On World Crisis

Soviet Proposes  World Problems  ‘Council’ Meeting Far East Questions  Will Be Excluded  Krom Conference

BLOODY RIDGE  HILL FALLS IN ALLIED ATTACK   Repulse Red Counter Blows UN Spokesman Predicts Talks to. Reopen.

TONE WON THE GAL AT LEAST   That Is If She Doesn’ Change Her Mind Without Malice

Film Hero Wins Girl, Loses Fight   Actress Reports Tone’s Proposal

Tone Gets Beating, Will Also Get Girl   Actress Announces Answer Of ‘Yes’  As Actor Proposes

Actor on Road to Rapid Recovery; Proposes From Hospital Bed: Muscular Opponent Is Apologetic

Franchot Tone Wins Barbara’s Hand, Leaving Fighting Suitor Outin Cold

Allies Penetrate Red ‘Iron Triangle’  Enemy Stitfens Resistance   Enemy Stiffens Resistance Despite Mounting Casualties

'CHIANG’S GUERRILLAS STEP ‘UP ACTIVITIES AGAINST REDS; PASSES, LEAFLETS DROPPED

Mar. Draft Quota 86; 29. Called   29 More Will Get Call March 19, _ Others Go on 26th

rull House  Price-Cutting Lets Entire Family in Movie for Dollar

‘Death-by-Fire’ Slayer Convicted  Painesville Youth Gete Life Sentence

Detailed Plan For Armistice  Is Submitted   UN Attack Is Met With Moderate To Heavy Resistance

Suit Filed Over Radio TV Curbs   Anti-Trust Action Taken Against Pro Football Loop

FAT BOY MENUS  Menu Proves  You Can Still Eat And Lose Weight  Here’s Simple Way to Figure Calarie Neede Going iin ar Down

FAT BOY MENUS 1,470-Calorie Day Can Start With Bacon and Eggs  Daily News Home Economist Lines Up Reducing Meals

USDA Has “No Interest” in Potato Control Plan; . Growers Ask Fair’ Vote

Indiana Potato Men Ballot Next Week On Contra! Plan   If Most Don’t Want It, ‘Government to Abandon Idea

END TALKS ON RED PROPOSAL   UN Refuses To. Consider  = Communist Buffer  Bid Further

Reds Handed Final ‘No’ on  Buffer Offer   U.N. Team Rejects 15-Mile Pullback : Meet Again Tonight

Buffer Zone Talks Still Deadlocked   U.N. Offers To Make Minor Changes In Tts Proposal To Foe

Cease-Fire Negotiators Strike Snag   Proposals by Reds Can’t be Considered “Any Further,’ UN  Tells Communists

Allies Refuse To Give Up Any Hard-Won Hills  Communist Trickery Gets Nowhere

U.N. Won't Give Up Hard-Won Ground As Reds Propose   Willing to Make Minor Adjustments In Battle Lines

Tarn Down Red Buffer  Zone Plan   U. N. Negotiators Are Willing, However, To Make Changes In Own Proposal

‘RED BUFFER PLAN NOT SATISFACTORY ALLIES REITERATE:   U: N. Set For Change, But Won't Give Up Ground . Gained In Bitter Fights

U.N. Refuses To Abandon Its Positions   Ridgway Isn‘t Going to Quit Hard-Won Areas

ALLIES REFUSE TO GEVE GROUND WON IN KOREA   Waht Buffer Zone Mostly on Present Areas of Contact

Red Proposal Definitely Out   U.N. Firm About Re- jection Of Buffer Zone Offer.

Allies Reject Red Offer of Butter Zone   U. N. Ready to Make Minor Adjustments in Present Front

Will Consider Slight Changes   8 Russian-Type MIGs Damaged in Jet Dogfight

Proposal For Korean Buffer Zone Rejected   But U.N. Ready To Make Minor Concessions

Reds Offer Of Buffer Line Is Out   U.N. Delegation Makes It Clear  It Cannot Be Sehos Teenweenn

Truce — Pragrem Halted   U.N. Won't Give Up Hard Won Ground; Offer Minor Changes

Won't Give Up Gains, UN Informs Reds   Allies Stand Pat On Line North Of 38

THEIR BUFFER PLAN IS OUT   United Nations Refuses to Consider Proposal; Might Make Minor  .Changes in Own Offer.

Allies Wani Buffer Lone Atong Present Line of Fighting   Subcommittees Made “No Tangible Progress” in 32 Hour Meeting Today.

Allies Will Not Give Up Ground Gained Recently   Proposal By Allies Is Still Available For Reds To Studv

Reds Told Their Proposed Zone  Is Unaccepfable Allies Willing To Make  _ Minor Changes In   Own Proposal

Air Cleared on Allied Buffer Bid   Can't Consider Red Offer Any Further, Gen. Nuckols Says

Reds’ Buffer Zone Proposal Out, Says UN   Issue Made Perfectly Clear to Communists

UN Willing to Make. Only Minor Changes  ~ Original Proposal for Buffer Zon Alona Present Front Stande.

U.N. DELEGATES REFUSE 10 GIVE UP THEIR GAINS   Truce Spokesmen Decline To Yield Area Won In War—Red Airmen Beaten In  Dogfight.

Kaiser Builds Cargo Planes  Output Of 900 Car: Daily To Continue

Dazed Old Lady W anders Two Days After Run-in With NYC Policeman

SENATOR RAPS SPENDING IN AID PROGRAM   Ellender Claims Money Is Spent Murh Tran Ereaaler

SENATOR RAPS SPENDING IN AlD PROGRAM   Ellender Claims Money Is Spent Much Too Freely

Prince Igor Polished Off With Paltry $10C As Barbara Sheds Fourth in Mexico 

Mayor Lawrence indictment Askec   Grand Jury Also Asks Indictment of Nine Others in Pittsburgh

Special Grand Jury Probing Charges Of Graft, Corruption Makes Charges Against Mayor, Other Officials   MAYOR, FAMILY ON VACATION IN EUROPE

Pittsburgh Light Contract Blasted  Grand Jury Urges Indicting Mayor

Grand Jury Asks The Indictment Of Pittsburgh Mayor   Group Probing Corruption Also Recommends Eight Others Be Indicted -

‘Washington to Pay $120,000 Fine Peli ee ices ctennst- essai lalilaelbaelsll  Budapest Secretive On Airmen’s Release

Communist Government Remains Secretive Today Even After U. S. Agrees To Pay $120,000 Ransom

en Communists ver Prisoners  len Find Out   5 \ration Officials able To Obtain Any Information  ‘ 4 y

Won’t Say When And How Four Men Will Get Freedom   U. S. Government Has Agreed To Pay The Fines Totalling $120,000 To Save The  Men From Further Confinement.

Mystery Witness, Sobbing Woman, Figure In D. C. Gambling Hearing   ‘Senate Crime Investigators To Recommend FullTime Continuing Inquiry In D. Cc... Maryland

MacArthur Once Offered To Hold Korea to the End If Politics Required It

Delve Into Peace  Terms for Reds   ‘Straight Answers’ on Strategy of State Department Demanded By GOP Senators

Testifies On Policy Directives   Sec. Marshall Thinks Gen. MacArthur Once Offered To Hold Korea - Until Armies Totally Destroyed If Required   GOP ASKS PROOF No APPEASEMEN'

Allied Thrusts at the Hwa  chon Dam Turned Back bv Reds   MERCURY DUE TO DROP   Forecast Calsl for Rain and Return of Winter to Kansas

'MERCURY DUE TO DROP   Forecast Cals] for Rain and Return of Winter to Kansas

Three Valley Papers Sold   Freedom Newspapers, Inc., Becomes Owner Of Star, Monitor and Herald in Transaction

Discloses Chiefs Have Drawn Up Cease-Fire Plan   Indicates Nation Willing to Halt War at Parallel

CAPITAL GAINS ALSO TO FACE STIFFER RATE   Lower Pay Groups May Be Helped Under Plan

House Group Okays Income Tax Program   Approves Plan to Put Limit of 941/2% On Highest Salaries

Opium - Filled Chinese Soldiers In Korea War ‘Smile Foolishly As UN Unit Pushes Attack

Greek Unit Encounters  Doped Reds   Hundreds Wander To Their Deaths Grinning Stupidls

More Combat Troops Being Sent to Front-Line Outfits .  Firepower, Strenath of Army Field Forces Boosted

Just $600 Wins §7 Million Loan   NPA Trio Grants What RFC Refuses

Car Fuel Octane Rating Reduced  rs   Change Will Not Affec Inland State Autos

Big Four Complete Report on 10-Day Secret Conference  UN President Says Document Will Have Great Significance

Features for Everybody ++ In the Telegram Today   Baby’s Life Ebbs Away as Parents Refuse to Allow Blood Transfusion

“KEEP. PATIENCE WITH DEMOCRACY'  West Point Graduates Cautioned by Marshall

Battle InKorea Called ‘Classic’   West Point GraduatesHear Defense Secretary

Russia Ready To Back tran   U.N. Council Faces Threat Of Soviet Veto In O}F} Dispute.

U.N. Faiture In Iran Oil Row Looms  Council Is Facing Threats of Russia Veto and Walkou

Walk - Out And Veto Threats. ... Oil Issue Hanging On Tran And Reds

Russia Opposes Iran Oil Debate   May Use Veto Power: Mossadegh Threatens to Quit U. N. Meeting

Russians Threaten ~ Iran Veto   Tran Walk Out Alsc Hangs Over Unitec Nations Parley Or Oil Dispute

UN Struggles Vainly Solve lran Problem   ‘Russian Veto and. Threat of Walkout Hamper Efforts to Work Out Answer

Frankfort Man Slays Mother, Sister, Then Perishes in Fire   Holds Rescuers At Bay with Gun While Home Burns

Frankfort Family Dies in Violence  Man Murders Mother. * o vs = ye  s

Columbia Rushing Color TV Plans; ‘Major Manufacturers Going Slow

Parentless Paradise Ends For Young Detroit Pair On “Camping” Excursion

Red Jet Shot Down, Recovered By Allies   Daring Salvage Task Inside Enemy Lines Revealed After MIG-15 Is Brought To U. S.

British Navy Helps To Get Soviet Plane   Allied Team Pulls © ‘MIG-15 Out of Sea Behind Red Lines

Get MIG for U. S. Study   Team Snotches Russ Plane From Water 100 Ailes Inside Commie Lines

Americans, Britons, South Koreans Snatch Russian Jet from Watery Grave

Soviet Jet Plane Snatched From Its Watery Grave   Carolina War Games End in Complete Victory For U.S. Forces; ‘Aggressor’ Is Repelled

FAT ED JET UNDER STUDY AT U.S, BASE   MIG-15 Salvaged from Sea by Allied Team 100 Miles Inside Red Lines.

Chemical Stops Polio In Test Tube  ote xk o* Be * * ke ‘ x ok *   “One Type Of Virus Checked In Culture Of Human Tissue

City Arranges Crash Victims’ Memorial Rite   Service in Auditorium Wil Be Conducted Te Pee a,

Assembly Votes Agents Authority In Gambling Cases  Laird’s Proposal Advanced; Bonus Action Sought

Gambling Bill Gains Approval Assembly Votes Tax Aaent Jurisdiction

Munition Blast Blamed on Laxify  Committee Returns - Mass Guilt Report

Relatives on Payroll Employes Have Same Last Name As Congressmen in 70 Offices

Payroll Records — (f House Probed   Seventy Congressmen Have _ Relatives In Employ

Known As Nepotism—   CongressmenApparentlyHire Relatives, Payroll Reveals

Relatives Hired By Congressmen  Senate Employe List   Senate Employe List Not Open Document

THREATEN $ WITH SUIT IN TAX DISPUTE   Ordered By State To Keep School Levy At $8 As Pledged

Allies Awaiting Reds Reply To Latest Message  eviva   Revival Of Long Stalled Armistice Talks Is Up To Reds

Ridgway Waits Reply To Offer   Any ‘Neutral’ Truce Site OK With Allies

UN Informed Red Chinese Still Strong   Ridgway’s Report Scouts Suggestion Enemy Is Weak

TRUMAN WARNS NATICN AGAINST ALL PRETENDERS   Sends Letter To American Bar Asociation

Pres. Truman Warns of Fear Makers   Says ''Superpatriots’ Take Advantage Fe Ee 2, Re

Trumanka ps Those Posing As ‘Patriots’   Use ‘Confusion And Fear For Partisan Purposes,’ He Declares

Probers Hit Stockpiling  Program   Committee Urges Cut In Rubber For Passenger Cars

Less Natural Rubber in Tires Uraed   “ Senate Group Sees Commie Threat _ To. Supply  TR. Mheanles BW Cel

SENATORS URGE NEW CUTBAGK IN RUBBER FOR TIRES   Warn Korean Truce  Sisne! Dad Dein HOG: ASG wrive  Qniwhsnck Kein  May  Tent a5

Big Four’ Disarming Talks Open   ‘Full Accord’ Reported on Procedure Points

‘Big Four’ Confer On  Disarming   Agree ‘Completely’ On Procedure In Initial Meeting

Big Four’ Open Secret Talks On Disarmament  Delegates Organize; First Formal Session is Set For Monday

‘Big 4° Agree On Procedure   Disarmament Parley Has 10-Day Deadline

Brive To Stem Cotton Marts Glut Gains   40 Cent Level Seen if Half of Crop Is Put Into Federal Loan

B-29s Bombard Norfhernmost Korean Port  9 Rl es eee ee es   Railroad Yards At Rashin, Near Russian Border Heavily Hit

B-29’s Bomb Korean Port Near Russia   Town Out Of Bounds To MacArthur Hit: Foe Opens New Ground Attacks

Korean Port 20) Miles  From Russia   State Department Reverses Position  In Approving Attack

Ridgway Says UN Forces Ready if Truce Plans Fail  Fighting Slows In Face of Agreement  To End Fighting

Allies Ready F or Anything I Armistice Proposal Fails   Gen. Ridgway Makes Defiant Statement Following Visit To Front Line Untts

Allied T roops Called Re: aly If Try Fails   Ridgway Makes Statement In West Korea During Visit To Front

Ridgway Says Forces  ‘Are Ready   Air War Flares As Ground Action Slows In Korea

GI’s Ready If Truce Is Failure   Superforts Bomb Red Jet Base Near Manehuria

UN Ready for Anything, Says Gen. Ridgway   Visits Front Where Commie Attacks  ALL. AR... OT

ALLIES READY IF ARMISTICE EFFORTS FAIL   Gen. Ridgway Issues Defiant Statement On Visit to Fighting Lines.

House Slashes Millions From Aid to Europe   _Administration Loses Point Just Before Measure is Passed

Taft Calls For Aggressive War Against Red Chin:   Senator Says Only In That Way Can 3rd World War Be Avoided

Senator Taft Favors Attack On Red China  Says World War III Can Be Halted With Assanlt Naw

Taft Favors. Aggressive. Wor Against Red Chinc   Draft Measure Rider Defeated

‘Must Punish’ Reds, Taft Says   Aggressive War in China Is ‘Necessary’

Justified In Invasion Of China--Taft   Must Have Aggressive Wor Against Chinese To Avert Conflict

 Says World War Prevention “Can Not Be Accomplished” Without Aggressive War Against China

Taft Favors Active War On China   Only Way to Prevent Third World War, He Says; Can’t See Why  Russia Would rie

Taft Assails Far East Policy   Says Aggressive War  On China Necessary

TAFT DEMANDS CHINA ACTION   Says Only Aggressive War Now Can Prevent New  World Conilict

Bradley May Be Asked To Stay in Post   Only Move Against China Can Prevent 3rd War: Toft

Taft Talks For Policy Reversal   Only Aggressive War on China Can Prevent World War, Senctor Declares

Aggressive War Needed To Halt  Reds, Taft Says   Prevention of Third World Conflict ‘Cannot Now be Accomplished Without War Against Red China,’ Ohioan Claims

Taft Declares Third World Conflict Can't Be Prevented Without War Against China

‘Mac’ Had Fears (f Appeasement   Taft Gives Views On U.S. Policies

Taft Backs Macs View On Strategy   Ohio Senator Says Truman Inconsisten In His Explanation

Backs Mae In Views  On East   Says Peace Won't Come With  Any Annenasement

Taft Favors Ageressiveness  Asserts That a i ee A \ es cee oo q ion . . 7

Taft Recommends Aggressive War   Commends MacArthur, Hits Acheson “Appeasement”

Need Aggressive War Against Red China, Says Taff   - Cannot Prevent Third World War At Pragent Rata

“Only Way To Prevent World War II’ 'Taft Urges Aggressive War Against China

Taft Advocates Aggressive War On Red China   Only Way to Avert World Conflict Now, GOP Leaders Asserts

Rosenbergs Sentenced To Death For Spying. On Atom Bomb Secret:   Judge Scores Pair and Sets Execution Date But Decision Will be Appealed; Partner Is Given 30-Year Prison Term

3rd Defendant Gets 30-Year  Term in Prison   Execution of Husband And Wife Set May 21: Appeal Will Be Made

Kaufman Delivers Lecture   Third Defendant Convicted, Escapes Penalty Of Death

American Spies  Handed Death Penalty  Rosenbergs Doomed: Sobell Gets

TWO ATOMIC SPIES SENTENCED TA WE IN ELECTRIG GHAI   Judge Sets Week of May 21 for Execution of Julius   Rosenberg and His   Wife Ethel.   THIRD DEFENDANT _ IS GIVEN 30 YEARS   Condemned Woman's Brother, David Greengiass, Will Learn His Fate Today.

Husband and Wife Convicted Spies, Sentenced to Die    Rosenbergs Due No Sympathy, Federal Judge  Tells Them

American Spies Handed Death Penalty   Rosenbergs Doomed: Sobell Gets 89) Years in Prison

Man, Wife Sentenced To Death As Spies   First Time Civil Courts Have Handed Down Penalty ~—Radar Expert Given Thirty Years  In Prican

‘irst Americans in History So Doomed for Treachery; Judge Blames Them for Bringing On the Korean War.

Rosenbergs to Die,  Sobel Sentenced to 30 Years—Judge in Grim Condemnation

Death Sentences Given Couple in Atom Spying Case   Judge Tells Julius Rosenberg and His Wife Ethel They Are to Blame for Deaths of 50,000 Men Lost in Battles in Karan

Atom Spies Get DeathSentence In Red Plot   Rosenbergs Firs: In U. S. History to Be So Doomed

First Such Sentence by  Civil Court   Treachery Led To War in Korea. Tudoe Beheves

CRIME WORSE.THAN MURDER  oe Spy Pair Draws Death Penalty  SYCCOLEL 2 Ui

Marshall Back For Fourth Day Of Testimony  Airing Of Military Views Disputed

CIO Reelects. Murray & Co.   Organizing Crusade Tops 1952 Labor Program

State Guard ls Expected In Few Months   Warborn State Militia Likely To Be Reformed

Old State Guard May Be Reborn in Next Few Months  Militia Reactivation

City Greets 4 Destroyers Returning From Korea War After 7 Months

CONFEREES TODAY SELECT NOMINEE OF REPUBLICAN PARTY FOR CONGRESSIONAL POST FROM THE BUCKS-LEHIGH DISTRIC!

Tax Drafters In Deadlock  On Measure   George ‘Doubtful’  Solution In Offing   Snyder Called To Testify On Alleged Scandals In Revenue Offices

Communists Told Political sa Not Acceptable To U.S. Militar ‘vy Leaders

Red Radio Claims U. S. Averting Peace in Korea   Says Joy Proposed Line Running From Kosong on East Coast To Ongiin Peninsula in West

Truce Meeting Gets Nowhere But Continues   ‘Fool Mountain’ Captured by Allies In Bitter Battle

Acheson Raps th Parallel As Buffer Zone  Secretary Of State Rejects Red Plan

Acheson Sides With Marshall; Line Must Be Defensible   Accuses Communists of Irving to Twist Military Talks to Political

Acheson Rejects  Reds’ Buffer Zone   Defense Seeretary Says 356th Parallel Is Not Defensible

Acheson Bluntly Declares That Proposal Advanced by Chinese Is Not Acceptable

Communist Plan ls Declared Not Acceptable  Secretary Says That Would Be Return Ta Mrininal Dacitian

Buffer Zone On Parallel Is Rejected   Acheson Says Line Must Be Defensible; Truee Talks Stalled

Acheson Scorns Truce at Parallel   RED LEADER PREDICTS COLLAPSE OF PARIERY   Allies Take ‘Fool Mountain’ In Savage, Five-Day Fight

U.S. Rejects Duller Zone   Acheson ‘Turns Red Pro. posal Down Phath Today

Press Told Line Is Not Defensible   Secretary Says Marshall Has Made Clear Idea of Line Different From Parallel   Declines Comment   Exact Things Desired Not Discussed Before  Newsmen

Won t Settle On The 38th   Acheson Flatly Rejects The Red Buffer Proposal

WANT TO HOLD ALL THEY HAD AS WAR BEGAN   Enemy Radio Says Americans to Blame For Delaying Peace

Reds’ Demand Klatly Refused; Talks Stalled    U.S. Would Never Return To A Non-Defensible Line

Acheson Rejects Communist Offer   Says Thirty-Eighth Paral. lel Is Not Acceptable

Truce feams Refuse To Give Ground   Chief UN Delegate Gives Longest Talk of Session Describing Demand

Acheson Says Parallel Not Acceptable  Admiral Joy Tels Reds What's Wrong

38TH 1S OUT. SAYS ACHESON   Truce Talks Bog Down For 6th Straight Session

38th Butfer Rejected by Acheson   Secretary Blasts Red OSe of Peace Talks for Politics

 —PROPOSAL—  Parallel is Not Defensible  wr   REDS SEEKING ALL OF NORTA

[Buffer Zone Along 38th Parallel Flatly Reiected by Secretary of State Acheson

Dean Acheson Rejects Reds’ Zone Proposal   Demarcation Line Must Be Defensible

Admiral Joy Remains Firm  At Peace Talks   Expect Commies To Ask Recess At Next Meeting

Acheson Rejects 38 As Buffer   Red Proposal Unacceptable, Says Secretary

Defensible Line Is Necessary, Secretary Says   Charges Commies  Evade Military Angle At Kaesong

Exchange Shots  Viclence Continues   Vielence Continues In Suez Zone

Yanks Hurl Killer Raids Against Reds  ~ 42,367 Enemy Casualties in 9D Phew Mikfeametua

Two New Killer Raids Hit Reds; Slaughter 16,643   New Offensive Gains 10 Miles

American Troops Within 28 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Blazing United Nations Offensive Promises  To Outflank Seoul

Chinese Dying Wholesale in U.S. Tank Trap  fle Thrantan      GI’s Threaten To Outflank Foe at Seoul

U.S. Troops Push North Eight Miles   Tank Columns Encircle Reds South of Seoul

Red Losses Put At 100 For 1UN   Chinese Appear To Have Pulled Back Defense Line

UN Forces Slaughter Enemy by Thousands   Blazing Allied Offensive Still Rolling and Threat ens to Outflank City of Seoul; 16,643 ‘Red Mowed Down in Two Days.

Yanks Hurl Killer Raids Against Reds  42,367 Enemy Casualties in 12. Dav Offenciva

Allies Trap Reds South (Of Seoul   Rlazing Offensive (,ains Kight Miles. Vay Outflank City

 Partly Insured With Lloyd’s  Jersey Train Wreck May Cost Pennsylvania R. R. $75 Million

Claims From Train Wreck Tuesday May Reach $75 Million   Lloyds Have Policy But Railroad Must Make Most Payments

Several Probes Of Rail Disaster Now Underway   Wreck Of Crowded Trair In Which 83 Perished Studied By ICC, County

Brewster Wants’ Taft If Truman Runs in 1952  > President’s Name 1   > President’s Name Is To Be Filed In  Orevon

GOP Wants Taf Against Truman   Demo Defeat Seen If President Rung

Demos Warned Select Truman,  Taft Will Win   Brewster States Stand; President’s:Name To Be Entered In Oregon Vote

New Crisis Put Before U.N. Group   Acheson Direets U. S. Delegation To Condenm Reds

U. S. Moves to Presen Indictment of Red: As Korea Ageressor:   Truman Backing  Stand of Achesox   Few Asian Countries are Anxious to Support Diplomatic Sanctions

U.S To Ask Condemning Of Chinese  Korean Acts   Emergency Meeting Planned For Today By United Nations

ACTION SOUGHT iT REFUSAL OF TRUCE OFFER   United Nations Asked To Brand Reds As Aggressors -—— Chi. nese Propose Unaeceptable Terms.

U. $. Pushing for Agaressor Label On Chinese Reds  U. N. Group Meets Today to Consider  ry . . j.

U.S. Will Seek UN Indiciment Of Chinese Reds  Acheson Orders U- 5. Resolution Ye Condem   Acheson Orders U. §. Resolution Te Condernr Aggression [n Keres

U.S. to Ask U.N. Action Against Reds  UN Political Group  Meets Today; Will  Consider Chinese  Reatection of Bid

U. S. Plans To Seek Indictment Of Red Chinese Aaaression In UN Today

U.S. Plans Move to Brand Red China as Aggressor  France Agrees to Proposal But Asks ;

Political Group to Act Early   At Least American Delegates Hope for Quick Action on Case

Wonju Totters On Brink   Allies Lose City Then Send Patrol Back Into Ruins: Danger In South

Reds Drive For Opening To Southeastern Korea  -Six Divisions Hammer Sobaek Passes, J - Allied P. atyn) Stahe Rark Inte Wanin

Reds Continue Maneuvering For Position  Lona-Awaited Red   Long-Awaited Red Offensive Expected To Get Going Again Southeast Of Wonju

Six Divisions  Try Breakout   UN Forces, Reds Maneuvering In, Out Of City: Bie Red Push Loame

Wonju Falls Into Chinese Hands Acain   Allied Patrol Forces Its Way Back Into City; New Threat  -Loomina Southeact

MAJOR MENACE IS SOUTHEAST FROM GATEWAY   Enemy Troops Found Working On Airstrip; Drive Awaited

Yank Patrol Returns To Wonju Gateway   North Korean Prong Seeks Break-Out to South Plains

Red Losses Heavy In Flanking Attempt   MacArthur Hints West Decisions On UN Future in Korea Overdue

ALLIES DRIVEN OUT OF WONJU SECOND TIME   Long-Awaited Red Offensive Expected to Break Out Any Moment.

Allied Patrol Stabs Back Into Red-Captured Wonju   Pentagon Sounds Confident Note at Collins Briefing —

Six Divisions Poised For Major Assault   UN Patrol Stabs Back Into Abandoned Woniu: 30.000 Reds Face Entrapment

Red Assault Is kixpected Mom entarily   Foe Suffers Heavy Losses On Eighth Army’s Eastern Side

UN Pre-dawn Patrol Stabs Back To Moni  Allie ss Fi nd Reds   Allies Find Reds Working Feverishly On City’s Airstrip

ALNEN TRONPS RE-ENTER WONJIU   PATROL STABS WAY BACK A FEW HOURS AFTER TOWN FALLS TO REDS.

Allies Lose Wonjy, Ther Stab Back   Patrol Reenters City; Big Menace Southeast of City

Battle Back And Forth For W onju   Allies Reeapture Town After Being Driven out Second Time Saturday   ‘IN KOREA TO STAY’   MacArthur and Allied Generals Say Army Will Remain on Peninsula

Allied Patrols Stab IntoWonju Rubble   Korean Red Casualtie: Heavy in New Attemopt to Break Out

Patrol Stabs Into Wonju, Taken By Foe   Major Menace Seen Southeast Of Vital Rail And Road Hub

It Goes On And On And On—  Tragic Story Of Koreans Is Told; Lost. Sick Babies: Dying Parents

STREET FINANCE PLANS PROGRESS   Measure Calling For. State To Take Over Highway Links Passes On Second Reading In House.

Battle-Scarred Powell Measure ls Near Approval   Bill Will Come Up For Consideration  Next Monday Night

Settlement Of Debate Is Seen By Nightfall   GOP Endeayoring To Take Control OF Program From Truman

Senate Defeats Bill to Limit Age Of Troops to Europe  Senate Reaches Its Showdown Stage On

Senate to Vote Today On Troops   Republicans Lose First Round in Troops-for-Europe Expected Showdown

Apple Queer Event Set For Tonight   26 Berrien Lovelics To Vie For Title Tlere

SELECT APPLE QUEEN TONIGHT   28 Girls Will Vie Fo Title On Liberty Theater Stage

Neutral Zone Size Last Truce Stickler   Allies, Reds Agree on Six Major Points of Contention

[Armistice Parley Deadlocks on Size 'Of Neutral Zone, Jet Battle Rages

REDS LOSE NINE JETS IN FIGHTS   ‘Truce Talks Stalled On Size of Area Around Negotiators

A ONE-DAY SHOOT   Prairie Chicken in 16~ County Area Not as Easy to Get This Year

CRASH FATAL   Michigan City Woman Dies OF Injuries Received Jn Accident

SENATE DEBATES BOOST IN TAXES   (PRUMAN MESSAGE TO BARKLEY SAYS BILL IS $4,000, ‘900,000 TOO LOW.

Prasident Asks FOV Pull $10, Bil, in Tax lncreases   Not Satisfied That $6 Bil. Likely to Be Put on Ts Enough

President . Seeks Hike  In Tax Bill   Senators Begin Work On Levy Truman Calls Too Low

British Tanks Force Arabs To Suez Jobs   Kgyptian Workers Face Dire Threats   Underground Forces Warn They Will Punish All  ‘Collaborators’

News Briefs Around the ‘Tri-State   VET REPRESENTIVE TO VISIT HERE:

Cairo Radio Carries Plea For Holy War   Terrorists ‘Continue Ambush Attacks On British

Moslem Calls For Holy War Against Britain   Sheikh Shedida Appeals To Egyptian People To Start Holy War Against The British In Suez

Egyptian Priest Calls  On Moslems to Wage  Holy War on British Tells People Not  To Fear Enemy’s 2 EEG My Pee eevee. 

Moslem Priest  Wary vs. Batch.  Terrorists Make 2nd Armed Attack in 3 Dave on British Trucks

UN Officials Not Convinced Dean Is Alive   Mystery Continues Over Fate Of U.S. General

REDS LET DOWN ALONG FRONT   U.N. Patrols Find Little Resistance As They Push On North.

Red Airfield Plan Turned Down By UN   Allies, However, Yield To Other Demands of Foe

Willing To Let Other Rehabilitation Go On During Korean Truce   Joy Opposes Reinforcements Of Men Or Equipment And Wants Inspection To Make Sure

REDS DEMAND AIR BASES IN NORTH KOREA   U.N. Rejects Scheme In Truce Talks; Sees Plan Threat to Stable Armistice.

Reds Demand Right to Build Airfields During Any Armistice in Korea   UN Rejects Commie Plan; Says It Considers Communist Planes Threat to Stable Truce

Planes Are Major Threat -REBUILDING OF AIRFIELDS — BY COMMUNISTS. REJECTED

UN Rejects Red Demand for Air Bases in Korea   Will Permit Other Types of Reconstruction

U.N. Rules Out Construction In Armistice  — Joy Gives In on  Other Rebuilding  During Periad

Armistice Talks  Hinging On Issue Of Reinforcement   Secret Arms Sessions Opened By Big Four

UN Rejects Demand While Agreeing To Other Works   Red Air Force ‘Peace Threat’

Auto Workers Yield To Plea By President   Three:Week Strike At Ten Borg-Warner Plants Is Recessed

Truman Authorizes Cleanup In Tax Agency Commictioner BlancetOntedea Activia’ EdreSesndal.

HOUSE PLANS THREE WEEK VACATION   Senators However to Keep Working Until October

To Close Down Oi Operations in 10Days   Anglo-Iranian Oil Director Orders British Employes Out

Premier Makes Promise to U.S. Ambassador. In Effort to Keep Britain From Withdrawing Workers, Oil Tankers Already Leaving Fields

—IRAN— Sabotage Bill May — Be Dropped   PREMIER TO ASK WITHDRAWAL

Odds 6 To 1 For Tory Win   London Bookie Trade Booms As Vote Nears

America Presses For Strong Stand Against Peiping  Resolution to Brand C hinese Faces 3  ee

Fear of U. N. To Tag China Dismays U.S.   Strong Stand Urged To Check Spreading Red-Bloc Ageression

Fear Slows Aggressor Move in UN   U. S. Envoys’ Action Slowed By Indecision

UN Lack of Decision Appals U. S   Entire Collective Security at Stake, Capital Believes

U. S. Presses for Strong UN Stanc  Collective Security  At Stake UU S Feele

Appalled by Way China Reds Have Reduced United Nations;  Security Shaky

NATIONS DIVIDED ON FAR EASTERN POLICY POSITION   United States Lines Up Non - Communist Diplomats, Asking Bold Front Against _ Chinese,

U.S. Still Presses For Strong Stand   Weakening UN Indecision Is Appalls America

U.N. Indecision Over Red China Has U.S, Worried   Strong Stand Against Peiping Regime To Be Pressed.

U.S. Pressing UN For Strong Stand Against Chinese   Appalled At Weak Attitude Displayed “By United Nations

UNITED STATES PRESSING FIRM STAND ON REDS   American Diplomats Line Up Support For Charge Of Aggression

U.N. Indecision Irks Uncle Sam   America Presses for Firm Stand Against Red China Regime

PUSH FOR VOTE AGAINST REDS   U. S. Presses UN Nations For Strong Stand Against Peiping

U.S. Keeps Up Fight In U.N. Against Reds  Resolution Blasting China As Aggressor Faces 3 Big Hurdles

US Is Pressing Urgently For UN To Take Stand   American Diplomats Line Up Support For Condemning Reds

U. S. Presses For Support Against Reds   Major Obstacles Threaten To Bar Proposed Action

U.S. Presses Strong Stand Avainst Reds   American Diplomats Appalled by U. N.’s Indecision; Will  Present Resolution

U.S. Urges Action Against Red China   Resolution To Be Offered In U.N. This Afternoon

U. N. Indecision Found Appalling   American Diplomats. at Lake - Success Continue te Press for.Stronge Stand: Against Peiping Regime 

Impotence Shown By UN Alarms U. S.   American Government Presses Urgently For Strong Stand Against Communist China

U. S. Presses For Stiff Stand Against Peipinc   American Diplomats Say It’s Time for UN To Act

9,060 GIs Slaughtered By Enemy   Charge Prisoners Executed By Reds In Cold Blood

Figures Include 200 American Marines Who Were Slaughtered In Cold Blood by Chinese:  In Addition to Thousands of Korean Civilians

Officer Says Chinese Kills  All Prisoners   299 Marines Die In Mass Execution, Records Indicate

Norther Avea Of Mid-West To Get More Snow  Brief Respite Fro Storm Will End

City Threatens To Fire Workers Under State Ban   Tieup Will Continue At Least Till Monday, Authorities Feor

fogether Uniy an Hour, Then UN Delegates Fly Back to Munsan: Reds Are Told Why Kaesong Is Unsuitable.

UN PRODS REDS INTO NEW TRUCE PARIFY SESCIAN   Liaison Teams Again Confer Despite Communists’ Walkout   JETS IN RECORD DUEL’   37 U.S. Sabres Outfight 100 MiGs; Down Five, Damage Five Others

No Meeting Of Too Men ts Yet Arraneed For   ;Reds Demand Fall Scale Armistice Session At  Drnpo

UN. RED GROUPS ‘SILENT AT CLOSE "OF BRIEF SESSION   Meeting ignores Foe’s Peo posal for Conierence of Top Delegates   FIGHTING STEPS UP   Enemy’s Casualties Total 58,000 Men in Five © Weeks

Work On Basis For Resumption Of Peace Talks   Liaison Officers In Kaesong For Another Parley

Third Session Agreed Upon ByCommunists  No Details Given Out After Brief Meeting

NoDateSet For Resuming Truce Parley  Allies Still Oppose Kae sone As Mace Far Com 

Peace Talks Continue In Battle Area   Liaison Teams Discuss Preliminaries To Set New Basis

Reds Return For More Talks  On Resuming Truce Parley   Communists Angrily Walk Out of Conferences One Day But Come Back Next Day For More

2 SIDES CONFER ‘AGAIN AT KAESONG   TALKS LOOKING TO RESUMPTION OF PEACE PARLEY LAST OVER HOUR.

Enemy Prodded Into Holding Third Session   No Indication of Any Bridging of Gap Over Differences on Truce

‘Price Cuts and Price Wars ‘Only Summertime Flurry, \Experts Say; Stocks Crowded

Jones and Labine Are Pitchers in  Polo Grounds Duel   Durocher Gambles Against Using Maglie as ~- Second Playoff Begins

SECURITY PACT— Continued on Page Eight   Brazilian Plane Crashes Into House: 275 Killed

Suicide Waves. Piling Up Dead   Allies Dig New Defenee Lines after Communist New Year's Offensive _

UN Forces Take Over Positions Across Korean Peninsula Today Following New. Year's Attack Which Dents Old Line, in Both Western and Eastern Sectors—Communists Within 17 Air Miles of Seoul at ( One Point.   REDS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES:

Vital Positions InBast And West Dented By Reds   New Blow Seen This Week; Communists Hit Within -17 Air Mites Of Seoul

Morse Urges 25-Year U.S. Mobilization   Senator Approves ‘Pentagon Plan For 18-Year-Olds’ Draft

Morse Supports New: Draft Plan  Favers Calling Up the 13-year-olds

Morse Supports Draft Changes  GOP Senator Urges 95.Year Mobilization

Morse Backs Draft OF Boys   Oregon Republican For 25-Year Program of Molitiiuatiaus

Eisenhower Names 7-Man Brain Trust For Pact Army   Three English, Two French, One Italiar And One American Officer are Chosen

McCarthy Would ‘Expose’ Marshalt   Expects ‘Great Conspiracy’ To Be Revealed, Senator From Wisconsin Declares

McCarthy Promises Expose of General Marshall Buildup   Propaganda Used to Make Him a Hero

GENERAL GIVES HIS VIEWS ON WAR POLICIES  Press and Public Barred But He earing

General Plays Down Russia's Power In East   Testimony Is Given Before Senate Group

Turn InU.S. Weather Boosts Harvest Yields  Crop Prospects In Nation Brighter

 Agriculture Dept. Report Favorable Weather Boosts ‘Hopes For 1951 Record Crop

Says Steel City ls Unprepared   A-Bomb Education Point Emphasized

Communists Have  11,559 UN Captives   Maj. Gen. Dean among 3,198 Yanks Held by Enemy Forces

Names Of 11,599 Allied Soldiers On POW Records—Fate Of Heroic General Had Been Mystery For 17 Morithé —Move Raises Hopes Of Christmas Liberation Caution Against OverObtimism a

Second Allen Quad Dies In Boston   ‘imothy Succumbs to Loss of Weight and "Gross Preamaturity

ALLIED FORCES PUSHING ENEMY   U.N. Troops Press’ Deeper Into North Korea—Strategic Peak Captured From Reds_

DOUGHBOYS PUSH AHEAD ON 2 FRONTS   Capture Peak and Four Hilltops in East Front Against Light Communist Defense.   TAKE 24 HILLS ON CENTRAL FRONT   U. N. Troops Meet Mostly Boys and Middle-Aged Men in Ranks of Chinese Army.

Resistance of Commies Is Fading   UN Forces Still  Gaining on Two

Allies Drive Deeper Into North Korea   Red Resistance Fades On Two Blazing Fronts

Resistance  Of Foe Fade: On 2 Fronts  Allies Capture Five Hilltops

Red Resistance Fades As Allies Push Northward   UN Troops Capture Strategic Peak And Take Four Hilltops

Red Resistance Fades; U. N. Gains  On Two Fronts  ~ More Wrangling Blocks Efforts

Allies Take Peak:  Threaten Kumsong   Light Defense by Communists Contribute to U. N. Advances

Enemy Resistance Fading on Twa Korean Fronts as Infantrymen Drive Deeper Info Red Territory  Three Allied Divisions Stab Two Miles Nearer Kumsong

Red Resistance Decreases On 2 Korea Fronts   Liaison Officers Wrangle For Hours Without Site Aqreement

Allies Drive Deeper Into North Korea   Resistance Fades As UN Troops Hit With Tanks, Planes

West Front Quiet Today   Red Resistance Fades in East and Along Central Front; High Peak Taken

Red Resistance in Korea Fades   Allied Infantry Drives Ahead on Two Fronts

sistance Fading.on Two ronfs as Infantrymen per Into Red Territory  llied Divisions Stab »s Nearer Kumsong

Capture More Hills In Advanc  Allies Gain hain  Fading Resistance

Resistance ByRedsF ade: On 2 Fronts   Allied Infantrymen Drive Deeper Into North Korea; Hold Heartbreak Ridre

UN Troops Seize Peak, 4 Hilltops  On Eastern Front   Allied Divisions Advance Nearly Two Miles Toward Vital Enemy Supply Center at Kumsonc

Five More Hills Taken  From Enemy   U.N. Troops Move  Nearer To Kumsong

Red Resistance Reported Fading As Allies Attack   Cease-Fire Talks Remain Deadlockec On Neutral Zone

Defenses of Reds Falter  On Two Blazing Fronts  UN Troops Capture Strategic Peak, Allies Stab Two Miles Nearer Kumcana

Communist Force  Ebbs on 2 Fronts   U.N. Troops Take Strategic Peak and 4 Others  Hills on Eastern Front   Allied Divisions on Centra Front Near Red Supply Center

Gains Made On 2 Fronts  In N. Korea   No Truce Progres: Although U.N. Admits Strafing

Temperatures   ‘Allies Seize Strategic Peak, Drive Deeper Into North Korea

Allied Forces Drive Deeper In North Area   UN Troops Capture. Strategic Peak ‘On  Eastern Front Line} Units Near Kumsong

U. N. Troops Stab Nearer Supply Hub   Communists Retreat From a Strategic Peak in East Sector

FADES ON TWO BLAZING LINES   Allies Capture Peak Two Miles Nearer Kumsone

Possible Chinese Collapse.on Central Front Argued as Allies Drive Deeper into North Korea   Dey IG4N RANDOLPH

Chinese Chased From Hilltops By U.N. Forces   Marine Helicopters Used To Remove Allied Wounded

UN FORCES  SCORE SOME LARGE GAINS   Kumsong Defense Must Come Quickly If Undertaken

Allies Drive Deeper On North Front   Action Is Heavy In The East, But Quieter On West

Reds Retreat As Offensive  GainsGround   Resistance Fading In Central Sector. Yanks Capture Peak

ALLIED TROOPS GO DEEPER INTO ENEMY SECTOR   Capture Peak on Eastern Front in Three-dav Rattle

Red Resistance Fades On {we Blazing Fronts In N. Korea   U. N. Stabs 30 Miles North of 38th Near Supply Center

RED RESISTANCE BELIEVED FADING   Allies Advance Deeper Into Enemy Territory

UN OFFENSIVE SWELLS  - Commie Resistance Fades Along Two Fronts in Korea

Resistance Fading On Red Front   Red Strength On Two   Fronts Slackening In Face Of Furious U.N. Assaults

UN Units Push Defending Reds From Four Hills   Peak Is Captured By US Regiment After Hard Battle

Reds Falling Baek On Two War Fronts   Allied Troops Report Linle Resistance a: Tank Units. Advance

Compensation For Air-Ocean Edge Is Sought   Reds Are Believed Wavering On Stand For 38th Parallel

UN SPEARHEAD RAMMED AHEAD IN NEW DRIVE   First Disclosure Made Of One Snag In Truce Meetinas

New Economic Blockade Hurts East ¢ sermany   Reds Increase Work Week In Key Industries;  Look For Aid

JUST DOESN'T HAVE THE MONEY $e ee ee eee  Cohen Shuns Texas Quiz, Solons Ask Jury Action

State Officials Cite Efforts To "Muscle In‘ Texas   Police Director, Attorney General First Witnesses

TEXAS CRIME PROBE OPENS Mickey May Face Grand Jury  Action; He's Not At Hearing

Administration Forces Win Partial Victory in Sudden And Unexpected Reverses

House Okehs New Controls Bill; Freeze On Prices, Wages for 120 Days Killed

House Passes New Controls Bill After  Gruelling Session   Partial Victory Snatched By Administration Forces After Earlier Defeats On Proposed Curbs; 21 Months On New Automobiles Voted

3 Crippling Amendments Are Beaten   Administration Snatehes Partial Victory In Voting

Proposed Freeze on WagePrice Ceilings and Amendment Assuring Fair   Profits Beaten.    PARTIAL VICTORY   FOR ADAVAISTRATION  ‘Chamber Votes to Permit  Auto Payments Over 21  Month Period Instead   of 15 as at Present.

New Economic Controls Bill Gets House OK   Measure Gets Final House Action During Session  Eorly This Motning—Administration Forces Win Partial Victary

Truman Forces Earn Victories In Controls Vote  House-Passed Bill Now Goes  a eae      Vets nf 272 ta 07

New Economic Controls  Bill Is Passed by House  Administration Forces Drameticatty —  ~~, © gant. 0. mo. Be i

Administration loreces Score Partial Victory   Legislators Battle for 14 Hours: Attempt to Return Measure Fails

New Control: Bill Passed By House  Partial Victory Is Snatched by.

Cut Military Spending, Says Solon Disgruntled at ‘Small’ Tax Increase

British Foreign Office Brands As False Report iClaims That Two Missing Diplomats Are Located

WEATHER FORECAST: EASTERN PENNA. — Fair ant   Qnain Faninn a Ctrika

South Is Praised By Businessman   Explains Decision To Stay In North

Winter Winds Up for More Bad Weather   Deep South Also Gets Taste, Two Frozen in Atlanta

Indiana Counts Fifteen Fatalities Including Three Persons Drowned

General MacArthur Predicts Stalemate In Korean War Unless More Help Given

STALEMATE If INEVITABLE SAYS IARTHUR   Commander of U.N Forees Wants Free Hand to Strike Rapk at Redc.

Gen. MacArthur Discusses War Outlook in Korea   Stalemate Predicted Unless Given More Freedom to Hit Reds

Mae Asks Freedom. To Strike At Ching   Commander Predicts Military Stalemate Unless He Reeciin       ive dtaitn Peemnenré

MacArthur Again Seeks Permission  To Bomb Red China  Predicts Military Stalemate Unless UN Takes Further Action

Asks Freedom To Strike Back At Chinese Reds   Appeals to UN For Permit to Act Against Red China

More Fighting Men Needed   MacArthur Asks Aid In Stopping  Advance Of Chinese Reds

FBI Joins Search For Cattle Rustler   Quakers HaveCarSold Because OfRefusalToPayTaxes for War

A Midwest Conservative Is Fearful for the Future of the Great American Female

Stassen Offered Another Chance   Invited To Show Additional Facts

Drawing For Positions On Ballots   Lewis, Bloom, Crytser, Smith And Luther Draw First Places In  Election Lottery, ™

Lewis, Bloom Get Tor Places On Co. Ballots  Crytser, Smith, Luther Draw Other First Places in Primary

Pour Men and Material into lron Triangle:   Allies Estimate Kick-Off Day 2ndWeekin July  ~-

Communist Resistance [nereases   Allied Officers Predict Red Push Within 2 Weeks

REDS BELIEVED PREPARING FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   Communists Pouring Men and Materials Into Area North of “Triangle.”

 In. Hagheaes New Red Offensive Expected  Pee oe ee eo ge OO   Red Reinforcements Arrive in Area For Sixth Day

REDS STIFFEN AS BUILDUP IS CONTINUED   Estimate Enemy ' Will Open Drive Within Two Weeks.

Chinese Pouring Men ‘And Materials Into Area For Large Drive   Front Line Allied Officers Expect Kickoff To Come About July 15 All Along Battle Line.

Red Buildup In Korea Continues  Believe Enemy To Strike In Mid-July

Resistance Of Reds Stiffens On Korea Front  - 2? i“ © so etien   Believe Enemy Is Making Buildup For New Offensive

Commie Resistance Grows Stiffer   Reds Mass Troops for New Move in Korean War

Declares Truce at the Parallel Would be Psychological Defeat; Disputes Acheson “Interpretation”

Wedemeyer Says Acheson Stand Wrong   Denies Commanders Urge Red National Chinese Coalition

More Fireworks Expected From Aid To City Streets During Coming Week

DISPUTED. BILLS STIR ASSEMBLY   State Aid For Streets, Proposed Wet-Dry Election And ‘Truck Weights This Week's Issues.

- AGENTS START PICKETING  Prudential Non-Union Employes at Work in Home Office

Contest Added {o Scrap Metal Drive  Business Man to Give $25 To 4-H Club Bringing in Lergest Tonnage

Contest: Added fo Scrap Metal Drive  Business Man to Give $25   Business Man to Give $25 To 4-H Club Bringing in Largest Tonnage

Wabash Sued For $79,000 By Clifton Hill   Town Claims Damage From Lowering of Grade Crossing - ’

Red Forces In Heavy Attacks On U.N. Troops   Allied Forces Are Driven Back Two Miles At One Point

U.S. Invokes Nation-wide Restrictions   Switchman Walkout Spreads Despite White House Plea

Reds Willing To Join West In Arms Talk   Secret Big Four Disarmament Talks Acceptable, Russia Tells UN Committee

Russia Agrees To Join Secret Arms Cut Talks  Same Old Proposals Come From Kremlin

Russians Agree To Join Debate On Disarmament   Soviets Are Pushing Own Amendments To Pronosals By U.S

Will Join Big. [Four in Attempt At Disarmament   Private Diplomacy. Will Be Substitute For Larae Committee

Vishinsky Tells UN Committee “We'll Go Along   Soviet Then Launches Tirade Against U.S., Western Powers

Big Four To Try ~ Secret Diplomacy   Vishinsky Gives Decision Te ‘U.N. Political Group

Senator Fights To Profect His Tax Informers   ‘No Reprisal’ Stand Taken by Delaware Solon

Color TV Plans Will Be Shelved  Government Request   Government Request Action For Defense

Defense Needs To Delay Color TV Indefinitely  Mass Production Halted by CBS On U.S. Appeal

Allies Abandon Eastern and Western Anchors to Enemy   Reds Plunge Into Outskirts of Uijongbu As Our Troops Also Give Up Yanggu

Two Communist Columns Drive Toward Seoul   Gen. Van Fleet Says Assault Will be Stopped at Han River

UN Forces Take Big Toll As Artillery, Air Groups Blast at Fanatic Chinese

UN Continuing Retreat; Fall of Seoul Seen Near   Aliies Abandon Both Flanks Before Big Red Offensive

United Nations Are Falling Back Before Human-Sea Attacks   Two Communist Armies Roaring Down Upon Capital; Hordes Flood Other Sections Of Line.

Communist Herdes Advancina on Secu!   Allies Abandon Both Eastern and Western Anchors Of Korean Defense Line

Allies Plan Defense At Han River   Will Make No Fight. to Save War-Torn Caprttal

Troops Abandon Yanggu, 8 Miles North of Parallel   Reports Claim Fall Of Seoul Appears To Be Imminent

New W ays to Tax Studied   Senate Tax Writers in Job of Raising 72 Billions a Year

Study How to Raise Taxes   Senate Finance Committeemen Figuring How to Roise Bite on Income

Senate Tax Group Confers On Upping Levy   Studies New Methods Of a Raising Individual. lncome Tax Payments _

Taxers Study Bigger Bite Of Low Incomes  8 Or 9 Methods Of Increases Weighed By Senate Group

Senate Committee Eyes Eight Methods Of Hiking Individual Income Taxes

Senate Studying Several Ways To Increase Taxes   Finance Committee Seeks New Means To Get More Tax From Lower Income Group

Senate Considering New Ways To Jar Loose Income Tax Coin   SEVERAL SFEFNATORS

Senate Body Studies New Tax Methods   Bigger Bite May Be Taken From Low Income Group

YOU GET MORE FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR AT SHAFFER VOTORS.—Ad.      — LCT Oo’ row & tt”

 —TANKS SPEARHEAD ADVANCE  Gain 8M iles Through Red Lines On East Front

Scatters Green Chinese Troops In East Korea   Repel Enemy Counter-Attack On Western Front

Green Troop:  Flee Before  Quick Dash Gain Racked Up On East Front

Chinese Flee Before U.S. Task Force   Green Troops Routed Site for New Truce Talks Is Prenared

ALCOA TO BUILD ARKANSAS PLAN]   Will Immediately Erect Facilities To Help Meet Nation’s Aluminum Needs

ALCOA 10 BUILD   Will Immediately Erect Facilities To Heip Meet Nation’s Aluminum Needs

ALCOA Plans New Arkansas Plant   Alumina Plant Is Planned at Bauxite To Make Aluminum More Plentiful in US

CLOUDS TO HANG ON   Rain Over Most of Kansas Ex pected to End by Nightfall

6,000 Massacre Deaths Possible, Ridgway Admits   Only 365 Proved Cases, He Adds, Rebuking Hanley

British Troops Combat Mobs ir Canal Section   Britain and Egypt Send More Soldiers Scene of Disorders

CHAIR GIVEN EX-CABINET OFFICER Truman Can't Guarantee Gen. Marshall Retirement

Rumor Denied By GOP That Plan Is Set   Outburst Follows Reports That GOP Group Is Out To ‘Get’ Secretary

Wisconsin Senator Also Tangles With Russell Over His ‘Whitewash’ Letter

Wiley Refutes. GOP Plans-To ‘Ger’ Acheson:      ; Senator: Siiys Report. Is “Damned ie : Denies Se Moves

Wiley Denies He Is Out to ‘Cet’ Secretary Acheson   Denounces Report As ‘Damned Lie’ In Outburst at Hearing

SEES an po   Depends On ‘Bumping Off Current Red Drive, Bradley Says

Wiley Gets Wid— ‘Damned Lie’ Charge Hurled Hard As Senator Talks Ahout Acheson

TAKE THAT, MY NUTTY FRIEND! Texas Pecan Tree Blasted With ‘Ton of Dynamite’

Allied Pilots — Anxious To Cross Yalu River Border  Mass Air Attack- ~~ : By Red Planes May * Unlance LIN Power

Reds Warned Of UN Mass Affack Plan   5th Air Force Would Erase Yalu Boundary

Reds Massing 1,200 Planes  In Manchuria  Attack to Bring . Retaliation Over Voln. Snureeg Sa

Attack May Lead Allies To Unleash Their Air Power   Ban On Manchuria May Be Lifted If Reds Loose Punch

Allies To Cross Yalu If! Reds Launch Air Assault   Any Mass Attack By Red Air Force Might Signal Start Of Allied Bombing Of Manchurian Bases.

Sleet Coats Highways Over Large Part of Nation: Driving Hazardous

Huge Fine Is Paid To Red Captors   U. S. Authorities Make Exchange At Austrian Border

To Tear Down All But Five County Wh Wharves   The Five Exceptions Are To Be Improved

Costello “Dominant, “Sinister Influence In Tammany, O'Dwyer Telis Senate Prober:

Gambler Admits Political Pull In Manhattan  Ex banca Sweats At  QTE STD OPM ret aerenename < G aN

Millions Urged For Investigation  Ambaccadar ff)’ Paswan   Ambassador O’Dwyer Bares Conditions

Costello Called Sinister Intluence In Tammany Hall   William O'Dwyer Again Appears Before Senate Cominittee

! O'Dwyer Warns Of Growing Empire Of Crime And Need Of Stopping It   Ambassador Tells Senate Probers Government Should Appropriate To Continue Investi eatinn: Pratean Probers.

Holds Rackets Too Big For Local Police   “Protection” Said Vital To Life OF Bookie Business

O'Dwyer Tells Of  Criminal Empire   Ex-Mayor of New York Claims Costello One of Many Influences   Vice King Admits He Ha¢ Tammany Friends He  Used for Power

Large Seale Pr robe Urged By Ex-Mayor  Government Help  _ Needed, he says

GrowingNational Empire, He Says: Getting Stronger   Will Be Widespread Unless Federal Help ls Given, Group Told

Costello, Tammany Tieup Told   $25 Million National Fund to Fight Crime Asked by O’Dwyer

Underworld Gang Leader Dominates  Politics, He Says   Fermer New York Mayor, Who Often Fought Tammany, Tells Kefauver Committee That Racketeer Costello Is Dominant, Sinister Influence In Tammany Hail Polities

O'Dwyer Tells Senate Probers National Crime Empire Must. Be Curbed by Federal Program  Former New York Mayor Declares Problem Is National, Not Local

O’Dwyer On Stand, Tells Of Influence   Former NY Mayor Appears Again In Crime Quiz

TESTIFIES FOR SECOND DAY IN CRIME INQUIRY      Urges Federal Controls Be Set Up To Curb Underworld

Grill O'Dwyer on His Visit With Costello   Ex-Mayor Relates ‘Shock’ at Finding Demo Chiefs There

O’DWYER DECLARES... National Empire Of Crime Is Growing In U.S., Solons Told

Stand Taken For Second Quiz Round About Crime   New York Ex-Mayor, Gambling Chieftain Due For More Query

O Dwyer Tells Of  Criminal Empire  eee tg   Ex-Mayor of New Yorl Claims Costello One of   Vice King Admits He Had Tammany Friends He Used for Power

O'Dwyer Warns Crime Empire Is Growing  Urges Federal Fund:      Urges Federal Funds ~-Used to Continue Investication

Urges Federal Funds To Stop Gambling   Ex-New York Mayor Praises Committee For ‘Marvelous Job’

O'Dwyer Asks Federal. Funds to Stop Crime   ‘Former New York Mayor Has Praise . for Kefauver Group

Crime Empire Grows In U. S.., O'Dwyer States   He Urges Big-Scale  Federal Funds For All-Out War On Gangs

Big Operation in Jersey, Brooklyn, Witness Says   Erickson Is Top Man

National Crime Empire Growing, Asserts O'Dwyer   Must Be Fought on Big Scale, Former N. Y. Mayer Warns

 a TESTIMONY Ex-Mayor Praises Probers   INVESTIGATION MUST CONTINUE

URGES BIG U. S. APPROPRIATION TO HALT SPREAD   BELIEVES ERICKSON OPERATED LARGEST BOOKIE OPERATION

Federal Grants Needed to Curb Wave, He Says  Former Mayor Urges Continuous Inquiry On National Scale

O Dwyer Cites ‘Bookies’ Must Get Protection   Claims Federal Aid Needed To Combat Spread Of Crime

Former N.Y.C. Mayor Asks For Federal Help   Says It Will Take $50 Million To Fight Syndicates

O'DWYER SAYS PROBLEM TOO BIG LOCALLY -.   Federal Millions. Needed To Provide Continued Inquiry

Ex. Mayor Cites Role In Tammany   Favors Federal Board As Watchdog Over Cis Chis

O'Dwyer Claims National Crime Empire Exists   Urges a Continuing Probe for Facts; Calls Costello a Jammarny Power

Ambassador Sees Crime Growing   Ex-Mayor Calls For Measures To Stifle ‘Empire’

O'Dwyer Cites Growing Empire Of Underworld  Only Government   Only Government Action Can Curb Spread of Rackets

Ambassador Grilled For Second Day   Ailing Dewey Invites Group To Albany To Receive His Views

Costello ‘One of Many’ Influences on Tammany Hall   Crime Is Spreading in Nation, According to Testimony of O’Dwyer.

Terms Influence On Tammany Hall Leaders ‘Sinister  Ambassador Says St eee OC”. peep reels

says Lhere Is Growing U.S. Crime Empire  Suggests Federal Support Of Fight

O'Dwyer Asserts Empire of Crime Threatens U. 5.   Problem Too Big For Local Forces, Ex-Mayor Claims

O'Dwyer Says Gamblers Need Cops’ Protection Costello Says His Aid  Helped Name Boss Of Tammany Hall

Big Government  Appropriation Urged by O'Dwyer To Halt Crime   Senate Crime Probers Told Millions Needed To Curb Rackets in U.S

Vv Uwyer 1esriries  Tells Committee Costello Influence in Tammany

Uraes Big U. S. Fund to Fight Organized Crime   Former Mayor of New York Continues Testimony Today

Big Sum For Fight  Qn Crime   O’Dwyer Says Millions Needed To Check the Crime Empire

O’Dwyer Says National Crime Empire Growing   RFC Director Put On Spot By Secretary

Former Mayor Admits N. Y. Politics Corrupt  mm. 2 88. A Sf . By   Costello Admits Controlled Votes in Tammany Committee

Former Mayor Admits N. Y. Politics Corrupt   Costello Admits Controlled Votes in Tammany Committee

ODwyer Urges U.S. To Finance Battle On Crime Empire  SE Efi khAtliian Diallere AlLaadaa   25-50 Million Dollars Needed To Beat Growing ‘Syndicate’

Says Crime Boss Dominant Figure In Demo Machine  O’Dwyer Himself Elected Mayor With  Support of Tammany

O'Dwyer Calls Costello Only One of ‘Sinister Influences’ on Tammany   Former New York Mayor Declares ‘National Empire’ of Crime Spreading in Nation; Urges Government: Take Action to Combat It

Says Crime kmpire Prospering Under  Local Enforcement   Ex-Mayor Clashes Repeatedly With Committee, But Praises It For Doing **Miarwelous Iqh”’

Funds Asked To Beat Down Crime Empire  Costello Slated To Testify Again

Thinks Millions Must Be Spent To Root Out Evil   Witness Avers He Sat On Powder Keg During 4 Years As N. ¥. Mavor

Former Mayor Links Gangster With Tammany   Testimony is Heard By Senate Commitiee

‘Marvelous Job’ O'Dwyer Says Of Probe   Former Mayor Of New York Favors Huge Federal Fund To Continue Work

O'Dwyer Uraes Federal Battle Against Crime .  Costello ‘Sinister

O'Dwyer Says it's Growing, Too Much For Local Control   But Admits Wes Sitting On  Powder Keg Au Mayor, Called Off Rackets Probe

Costello Only One of “Many” Tammany Pals   New York’s Ex-Mavor Describes S20 Billion Gaming-Vice “Take” As National Problem

Ambassador Testifies In Crime Probe   Dewey Too Ill To Go Ti New York To Testify, Kefauver Committee  Will Pass Him Up.

Many Others Bore a Part, Former Mayor Tells Crime Probers   ‘Urges 50 Million For Drive On Vice   Envoy Admits Aide of Gambler Helped Him In 1945 Vote Drive

O’DWYER CALLS FOR CONTINUING GOV’T PROBE OF RACKETS   Ex-New York Mayor Testifies Costello Wields Strong Influence Over Tammany Hall Group; Praises Senate Committee.

EX-MAYOR SAYS POLICE HELPFUL TO BOOKMAKERS   He Testifies During Probe Of Crime ‘That Racket Could “Not Exist Without  Protection.

URGES GOV'T SPENDING T0 FIGHT CRIME   Former New York Mayor Favors U. S$. Set Aside $25 to $50 Million to Battle Racketeers.   SAYS COSTELLO IS ONLY ONE OF MANY   Gambler Wields Influence Over Tammany Hall Politics. Dewey Invites Kefauver to Albany.

Former New York Mayor Tells Investigators of a Growing “National Empire’ of Crime

Crime Rule Widens, O'Dwyer Testifies   Costello Only One of Many ‘Sinister Influences’ On Tammany Hall, Ex-Mayor Of New York Tells Kefauvre Committee

Nation Has Crime Empire O'Dwyer Says   Urges Big-Scala Government Funds To Stop it

O'Dwyer Tells Of Need For ‘Protection’      Ambassador Takes Stand For Second Time Following Heated Session

Local Curbs On Rackets Not Enough   Permanent Action by Government Urged by New York Ex-Mayor

DWYER ALSO OAS TAMMANY 5 “CORRUPT   Blames “Venal People” Within Demo Group Sesides Costello.

O”Dwyer Calls For Big-Scale  Crime Pr ‘obe   Says National Scene Is Too Big For Cities To Cope With Big Gangs

O’Dwyer Asks Gov't To Fight  ‘Crime Empire’   Former New York! Mayor Says Crime Is Increasing; Asks Gov’t Put Up Money for Battle.

0'Dwyer Urges Federal Funds To Fight Crime  Ex-Mayor Testifies National Syndicate OF Crimea Grawinn

National Crime Empire Growing, Says O Dwyer   Tells Crime Committee Apprepriations Needed To Combat Growing U. S. Crime

Ex-NYC Mayor Uraes Big-Scale Fighting Funds   Growing National Crime Must Be Stopped Early

Diplomat Has Praise For  Probe Aims   New York’s Ex-Mayor Pauses During Hot Clashes On Stand

Fund Needed For Continuing Study, Ex-N.Y.  Mayor Asserts   Big-Time Rackets Can’t Be Curbed Locally, Official Says

Crime Empire Grows nU.5., O'Dwyer Says Ex-N.Y. Mayor Urges  Huge Fund To Check 0; Widespread Rackets

O’Dwyer Puts F inger On Costello   Says Underworld Chief Is ‘Sinister’ Influence Around Tammany Hall

Former Mayor Says Tie-up With Law Essential for Big. Time Gamblers to Carry on

DWYER ADMITS HELP FROM SHERMAN   Former Mayor Clashes With Senator Tobey

SAYS FEDERAL FUNDS NEEDED 10 STOP IT   =x-Mayor Claims Rackets Work On Wide Scale  COSTELLO   Admits Using Influence To Pick Tammany Leader: Other Testimony

Truman Studies Need fo Chane Many Controls   President Talks With Wilson and Other Advisers

Sparkler Set  Off Blast Killing Four   Children Trapped In Playhouse At North Chicaado

Sparkler Set Off Blast Killing Four   BseeeeAy 2  Children Trapped In Playhouse At Raeth Chirann 

Clown Prince Of Crime Giver Royal Funeral   Curious Attend Moretti Rites

Sees Peace Move If Red Drive Fails  Defeat Of Spring Offensive Is Key

UN Expects To Ask End Of War Soon   Senators Told Aim Is Not To Drive Communists Out Of All Korea

Bradley Hopes For Negotiated Peace In Korea   Strategy Keyed To Breaking Reds, To Get Settlement

‘Bradley Says High Command Hopes for Truce  ® On Stopping Reds’ Spring Offensive

Peace Move Seen if Red Drive Fails   Mac Put Hex On March Truce Bid—Bradlev

Hope for Korean Peace If Reds Can Be Halted Now   Bradley Testifies U. S. Aim is for Heavy Enemy Casualties, Not Territory.

March Truce Effort Failed As Mac Spoke   Korean Strategy Keyed To Hope UN Can Contain Reds

Bradley Says Korean Policy  Peace-Keyed   Truman Says W Arthur Ultimatum to Chinese Commander is Reason For Planned Removal

U. S. Command Hopes For Negotiated Peace With Reds   Want Victory In Spring Drive First

Peace Hopes Linked To Red Setback   Korea Strategy Based On Allies Crushing Spring Offensive

GEN. BRADLEY TELLS OF PLAN TO ASK TALKS      Staff Chief. Tells Senetors Negotiatiins Might Follow if Red Drive A “Bumped Off.”      SAYS MAC SPOILED MARCH TRUCE PLAN   MacArthur “Ultimatum” Threatened Spread of Wer to China, Caused Truman to Recall Him.

BRADLEY PUTS KOREAN PEACE ON ‘BUMP OFF’   Military Hopes That Victory Would Furnish Settlement

Chiets Hope Peace ‘Move Can Be Made  UN Defeat of Red Offensive Would Be Opening for Talks

BRADLEY SAYS NEGOTIATIONS STRATEGY Alvi   Tells Senator MacArthur Nipped Same Plan Last March.

Hopes for Peace InKorea Hinged To UN Success   Negotiation by UN Would Follow End To Red Offensive

Bradley Cites Hope Of Peace in Korea   Nip Reds’ Attacks, He Says: Then They ll Listen— MacArthur Was Premature

Peace Maybe If ‘Bump Off’ Present Drive  EY es “Tinned   Bradley Says That Had Hoped Move Deal Last March

If U.N. Troops Can Bump Off  Current Drive   Asserts ‘Mac’ Muffec Plans by ‘Ultimatum Last March

Chances Based On Failure of Red Offensive   Mac’s ‘Ultimatum’ Blocked Earlier Effort, He Says

Bradley Hopes Peace Can Be Negotiated   High Command Sees Pos. sibility If Enough Reds Killed

Korea Peace Move Still Hoped for, Gen. Bradley Says   Strategy Depends on Outcome Of Present Drive, Probers Told; Political Clashes Spice Hearing

Bradley Cites Peace Hope In Checking Reds   Tells Solons Of Strategy To End Conflict In Korea

Ending of War Depends Upor Halting Foe   Mac's Ultimatum Spiked Truce Plan, Genera! Asserts

Key to Peace In Red Drive   If Korean Reds Can Be Halted Once More End May Follow—Bradley

Curtailing Red Drive Might Provide Opening   MacArthur Ultimatum To Chinese Chief Caused Abandonment

Bradley Testifies Before 2 Senate Groups Again Today   Blames MacArthur ‘Ultimatum’ for Failure in March

War Strategy Keyed to Hope for Peace Try   "Ht Communists Fail in Spring Campaign, Negotiation Possible’

New Offensive Is Described by Bradley as Key   March Truce Spoiled by MacArthur, Says General at Hearing

Curtailing Red Drive Might Provide Opening  Ma ahead Ultimatum Ta Chinece Chief   MacArthur Ultimatum To Chinese Chief Caused Abandonment

U.S. Hopes to Negotiate lf Reds’ Offensive Fails  Rradley Tells Senators of Plan< ta Talk   Bradley Tells Senators of Plans to Talk Of Peace; Gives UN's Objective in Korea

Strategy Is Prawn to Aid Peace   Bradley Testifies U.S. Hopes Defeat Of Red Offensive May End Fiahtina

Br adley Is Hopeful For  Korea Peace   Says Negotiations May Come If Spring Offensive Is ‘Bumped OR By U.N.

U.S. Hoping lor Korean Negoti lation   Bradley Says tf Reds Offensive Fails Talks Will Be Possible

Bradley Reveals Hopes Are Pinnec On Present Drive   Says US Commander: Hope For Truce If Offensive Is Halted

M' Arthur Is Blamed For Failure   Bradley Says Defeat Of Red Spring Drive May Still Bring Truce

Bradley Tells Basic Hopes   That Bumping Off Expected Spring Offensive Might Bring Megotictions

CITES FAILURE OF PREVIOUS TRUCE TRY   MacArthur Is Blamed For Abandonment Of Plan   Says Truman And Military Heads Agree Formosa Must Be Retained

- Gen. Bradley Says Korean Strategy Calls for This Step in, Case Allies 'Bumo Off' Spring Offensive.

HE REVEALS AIM OF JOINT STAFF FOR ENDING WAR   General Tells Senators It Was Hoped That Stopping Red Of. fensive Would Stop  _. Shooting. ~

Bradley Reveals Pentagon Hopes For China Truce  Defeat for Reds In Present Push Key of Strategy

Sees Peace Talks After UN Troops "Bump Off Reds  Gen. Bradley Tells Senators Of Strategy Of Uo So Cammand

Peace Talks Pending: Bradley Says U.S. Waiting Until Red . Drive ‘Bumped Off’

Peace Hopes Rest On End Of Red Drive   Bradley Says U.S. Must ‘Bump Off’ New Offensive First

‘Says Chance Depends On U.N. Sueeess   Charges MacAsthue With Killing Hopes "Kor Earkier Truce

If Drive is Stopped  Bradley Says Military Hopes     For Spring Peace Settlement

Strategy Keyed To Peace Hopes Bradley Says   ' Administration Hopes Negotiations To Fallow If UN Stops Offensive

Bradley Holds Hope of Peace With Chinese   Stopping Present Red Attack May Bring Necotiation

Korea Strategy Keyed To Peace Hope if Red Drive Fails -- Bradley

Sees Truce Hope When Spring Attack Is Licked   Says Previous Effort Ruined by MacArthur Cease-Fire Proposal

Pentagon Aims For Bump-Off Of Communists  March Truce Spoiled By Gen. MacArthur

UN May Be Able To Renew Efforts For Peace If Current Drive Is Stopped

aes  Bradley Says Mac’s ‘Ultimatum’ To Red Commander In Marcl 1 SIRI Teecen Dlg

Blunting of Red Spring Offensive ° May Open Way to End of Hostilitie:

BRADLEY STILL SEES CHANCE TO NEGOTIATE PEACE   TELLS SENATORS M’ARTHUR KILLED THE FIRST CHANCE

Truman Removes ‘Mac’   Republicans In Congress Demanding Truman’s Im neachment

Bandits Flee With $10,000   Service Station Robbers Wore Hallowe’en Masks

lran Reds Ask U.S. Expulsion  Seven Demands Made  les l cidan ta Denncxtaw

lran Reds Make List Of Demands   Expulsion Of U. S. Military Mission Is One Of Six

Reds Demand fran  Oust U.S. Troops   25-Man Military Mission Irks Tudeh Party

Swift Says Reds Are Preparing New Offensive   Series of Stiff Battles Waged On Two Fronts

UN Soldiers ~ Held on Alert For Assault  Build-Up Continues In Central Zone Of Front

Threat of Rain in the Air As [Yankee Stadium Stands Start To Fill for the Opening Game

Defends His Entire Far Kast Strategy In Congress Speech   Truman Replies Indirectly to His Talk in  Pentagon Statement; Reactions to General's  Remarks Follow Party Lines; Goes to Gotham

Fighting Speech Interrupted 30 Times By Applause: Many Listeners In Tears

CABLE FROM PARIS   Missing Diplomats Senc essages to Their Families

Two Officials Hunted in Paris  Britons Cabled Home Within Last 24 Hours

Two British Diplomats Are Missing   Fear They ‘Are Fleeing to Russia With Top AngloAmerican Secrets

Two High Diplomats Who Left Britain (Cable Home from Paris   At Leest, British Officials Hope Messages Are Genuine And From Men Who Know Vital Anglo-American Secrets

News Day, Night   Pair Missing Since May 25   Foreign Experts Reported Going To Russia

POSSIBLE SPY PLOT IS BARED   Fear Missing British Officials May Have Fled To Russia

Exchange Plan On Communist’ All-for-AllBasis Is Considered   Exposure, Sickness May Be Cause of Deaths

TEMPERATURE   nvoys Still Talk Truce As Pact Ends   ‘Ominous Note? Sounded During POW Discussion

Baffle Line Agreement "Runs Out   Panel Talks On Prisoners Are ‘Ominous’

Buffer Zone Agreement Comes to End   No Parley Held As Agreement Deadline Passes

Communists Hint 50,00C Prisoners Died of Ill ness, Exposure   NO MOVE TO RENEW 30-Day Korean Cease-Fire  Line Agreement Runs  Out Today

No Indication Either Side Plans a Renewal   Communists Hint Many Allied Prisoners Unaccounted for Died of Exposure and Disease

30 Day Korean Cease-Fire Ends Without Agreement   50,000 Allied POWs May Have Died of Disease

Reds Drop Veiled Hint That 50,00( Unlisted Allied Prisoners  Are Dead of Disease or Exposure Full Enemy Accounting May Bring All-fdr-All Exchange of Men

NO TRUCE EXTENSION ASKED BY EITHER SIDE BUT FUTURE FIGHTING YET UNPREDICTABLE

Deadline For Cease-Fire Line Expires  A . 3 ae . aS a 2, as   Allies Indicate They May Consider Swap Of All Prisoners

No Extension Indicated By. Truce Teams   Ends, On Ominous Note As Reds Hint Disease Killed Many Prisoners

Cease-Fire Agreement  Reaches End   Communists Hint Many Allied POW’s May Have Died Of Exposure. Disease

‘Cease-Fire Line Agreement /Runs Out On Ominous Note   MAY EXTEND AGREEMENT; REPORT, MANY POW UNACCCUNTED FOR DIED OF DISEASE

Thirty Days kind Qn Ominous Note In Prisoner Talks   No Indication Of Extension: koe May Report Missine Died

Communists Indicate Unlisted Allied Prisoners Are Dead Of Disease Or Exposure—U. N. Armistice Negotiators Leave Impression That, If Enemy Would Give Full And Honest Accounting, Demand For All-For-All Exchange Might Be Met

ENEMY DROPS HINT DISEASE, EXPOSURE CUT DOWN MANY   Extension of 30-Day Armistice Line Agreement Doubtful; Allies Offer Compromise In Return For Accounting of Prisoners.

Ominous Note On Captives Seen At Korea Truce Talk   Communists Hint POW’s May. Have Died ‘Of Disease

Pact Involving Cease-Fire Line Runs Out Today   Delegates Take No Steps Ta Extend Agreement; POW Action Stymied

Reds Hint Of Death To Many oUN Prisoners   Over 50,000 Allied Soldiers May Be Dead

Extension Of Date Not Indicated   Ominous Note Raised By Reds Regarding:  50,000 Unaccounted Allied War Prisoners

Allies Fear Report Will Bare Tragedy   UN Negotiators Press for Full Prisoner Data

Result Of Cease-Fire Line Agreement’s Expiration Uncertain <oorntianemnostndet aiasmaneoniniseniaecinmevagin: litiemneeeaees ee ee  Thousands of POWs Died, Reds Intimate

Future of Truce Talks  Uncertain  UN, Reds Both   UN, Reds Both Mum on Extension of 30-Day Period

War Still In Twilight Stage As Talks Go Or   Negotiators Meet Again Even Though Deadline Is Past

Cease-Fire Extension Speculated   30-Day Agreement Runs Out In Korea On ‘Ominous Note’

Reds Indicate 90,000 POWs May Have Died  Disease or Exposure   Disease or Exposure Could Have Killed Most Unlisted Missing

CEASE-FIRE PACT ENDS Reds Drop Hint 50,000 UN  Prisoners Dead Of Disease

Reds Suggest They'll Blame lines, Cold   30-day Truce-line Period Ends With Reasned Usunwnealkewsl

Allies Disturbed By Enemy's Hint That 50,000 Died  Demand Reds Give Full Accounting of Prisoner Deaths

Discuss Deaths of Allied POWs   US Jets Scatter Reds as Air War  Racumes in Korea

Truce Line Agreement Runs Out   No Signs of Extending 30-Day Plan as Reds  Hint Prisoners Died

Temperatures Below Zero in Some Sections   Both Sides Accuse Each Other of Delaying Parley

‘Reds Hint 50,000 Unlisted Allied Prisoners [Dead of Disease or Exposure; Talks Continue

Deaths Of Many U.N. Prisoners May Be Claimed   Agreement Limit Said Ended On “Ominous Note”

Delegates Deadlocked As Agreement Expires   Reds May Report That Unaccounted For Prisoners Have Died; Possible Revival Of All-Out Conflict Looms

Agreement On Cease-Fire  Line Expires Neither Side Aske   Neither Side Asks For Extension; Talks . Center on POWs

50,000 Prisoners Dead, Reds Hint   Allies Indicate Willingness to Exchange Captives If Foe Gives “Full and Honest’ Accounting

CEASE-FIRE PACT EXPIRES: TALKS GO ON   Allies Press to Learn Fate  Y of Prisoners; Indications  Battlefield Lull -May Continue.

Reds Drop Hint 50,000 Allied Prisoners Died   UN Wants Full and Honest Accounting

Reds Hinting All Unlisted POW’s Dead   Would Involve 50,000 Hinted Dead of Disease or Exposure; Allies Demand Full Account

No Attempt to Extend 30-Day Truce Is Made  Korean Agreement Comes to End Today on ‘Rather Ominous Note.'

Disease Killed Reds’ Prisoners Allies Are Told  Ridgway Has Right  ‘_ Cvtinnad Waendine

NOREQUESTTO LENGTHEN TIME BY EITHER SIDE   Allies Might Trade All Prisoners After Lists Are Complete

REDS’ CAPTIVES MAY HAVE DIED FROM EXPOSURE   Enemy Hints Of Unaccounted For Men On Eve Of Expiration Of Cease-Fire Agreement. ;

TRUCE TALKS HIT OMINOUS NOTE ON POW'S   Reds May Report 50,000 Prisoners Died Of  Exposure

NO EXTENSION OF PERIOD INDICATED   Agreement Ends On Rather Ominous Note   Fears Enemy May Report Missing Captives Dead Of Exposure, Disease

Reds Hint 50,000 POWS Died   More Information Asked; Cease-Fire Deadline Expires

NO REQUEST FOR EXTENSION  Reds May Say Illness Killed Many Prisoners

Allies Push for Full Accounting of All Prisoners   Disease and Exposure Take a Heavy Tolt of Captives Held by Reds

NO MOVES TO EXTEND DATE OF DEADLINE   Envoys Agree To Meet Again Later Today

AAPU Organized At College Feb. 20   SMALL GROUP OF SUL ROSS FACULTY IS NUCLEUS OF ORGANIZATION

POSSIBLE LOWER READINGS INDICATED, MANY SCHOOLS CLOSED. CITRUS CROP HURT

GAUNT CATTLE, NO GRASS CITED  Ranchers Ask Feed Freight Rate Slash

\DEATH BY DISEASE MAY SOON ‘BE RARITY AMONG PEOPLE 'UNDER 45, SCIENTISTS TOLD

To Try Again — For Agreement On Redistricting   Kansas City Area Is Sticking Point For Conferees

Redistricting Plan Studied Further   If No Decision Reached Candidates Will Run at Large in 1952.

Allies Spoil Red May Day In Korea Today   Barrages and Arr Sweeps Keep Chinese -‘Cammies Out of Seou

PAVIA OV  Allied Artillery, Warship Guns And Swarms Of Planes Spoil Reds May. Day

OULON'T TAKE  DEATH HURLED BY ARTILLERY   Shift of Enemy Eastward Hints New Drive on Central Front.

Massed Artillery Fire and Swarms of Planes Harrass Enemy  Allies Ruin May Day for Reds

ALLIED FIRE SPOILS REDS MAY DAY   Seoul Is Held By Artillery Fire and Plane Attacks

19 INJURED IN BUS ACCIDENT NEAR VANDALIA   TWO IN HOSPITAL AFTER COLLISION WITH BIG TRUCK

Yacht Club Members To Discuss New Clabhouse Plans At Feb. 12 Meet

Action Delayed — On Anti-Dam Bill   House Adds Amendments Which Gray Says Kill Move

VATICAN CITY. Jan. &— sAPo—John Thomas Perowne, 3. Greal Britain's minister to the Vatican. died today.

Famous Old Dunkard Church Bible, Taken As A ‘Prize Of War,’ Found

Indict Young, Ex-Official Of RFC, For Perjury  Ware Wamad Ac Dard   Was Named As Part Of ‘Influence’ Web; Other Indictments Seen

AIR CHIEF RAPS ‘SANCTUARY’ OF RED AIR FORCE   UN Withdrawals Termed “Orderly” By Correspondent

Allies State Kaesong Not Vital Issue   First Heavy Snow Of Winter Slows Up Ground Fichtina

Remington Jury Hears  Miss Bentley   -.. . . . * Former Spy Courier Says She Thought He Had Renounced Communism

Temperatures   Philippines’ Hibok Hibok Rains Fiery Ashes to Virtually Halt Rescuers

Reds Insist Prisoner List Now Complete   Communists Say That - All Men in Its Hands Are Included in Report Submitted

Reds Intimate They Hold No More POW’s  Hint 50,000-Not - Listed Died From

ENEMY ASSERTS OTHER MISSING IMEN ARE DEAD   North Korean Ceneral Hints Unaccounted For Americans Died Of Disease Or Ex posure.

Stopgap Appropriation Bills sfopger ‘Through Assembly To Prevent Payless Paydays

State Fund treasure Ls Given Action   $19,000,000  Is Necessary To      Keep Pennsylvania In Full Operation

Kansas Senate Committee men Against Buildup of / Big Recerve Funds

SEE-SAW FIGHTING IN KOREA HEAVIEST SINCE LAST JULY   Ninth Corps Commander As serts Morale Of Chinese  BY) Seneca

Flown intoFront tines”   See-saw Fighting Is Heaviest since Truce Talks-Started

‘Copters Fly Marines to Front Lines   Form Aerial Supply Line To Isoiated Major  Peak Pasition.

Hard Battle “Rages Along Kast Sector   ‘Whirlibirds’ Take 228 Men And Gear Right Into Combat

Weather At Yuma   Helicopters Fly Marines To Battle   94 'Whirlibirds' Keep Marines Supplied In Isolated Mountain Area of Korea

Allies Fighting Murderous, Merciless Uphill Battle Against Fanatic Reds   U. 5. Marines Call Helicopters Into Action to Fly Combat Troops te Front

Marines Use Helicopters To Carry Combat Troops To Blazing Eastern Front

Waves of Jets Attack Chinese   Red Headquarters Completely Devastated

Planes, Patrols Jab at Strong Red Positions  Waves of Planes Bomb m- ._..... gg... fg   Waves of Planes Bomb Enemy Headquarters MIG Jets Shoot, Run

Mighty Air Armada Hits Enemy Lines   Battles Still Rage, Troops Still Die In Korea

Graduation Plans For Nurses Listed   Dr. W. E. Pratt Named Commencement Speaker For Friday Ceremonies

Senate Passes Hre Boss Bill By 19-11 Vote   Bill Passed Against UMW Wishes Goes Tx House For Action

Fire Boss Bill Given Senate  Okay. 19-11   Miners Opposing Measure Jam Gallerics Foes Expected to Strive for Shelving Of Proposal in House Committee

Conference Prog. To Be Broadcast Sunday, July 29   These Well Child Conferences are Sponsor ed by Oraanizations

Ted Hawley Gives Pig Hatchery’s View at Minnacata Lthel Actian..:..

Cherry #lossoms Dot Banks of Potomac While Northern Plains Freeze

HOME TALENT PLAY STAGED NOY. 22-23   “Edward, My Song a Three: Ac Comedy, Given at School ‘ Next Week.

HOME TALENT PLAY GIVEN THIS WEEK   # “8 dward, My Son,” a Three-Act Comedy, Given at School Nov,.22-23.:

Rival Paper Purchased By Doct-Disnatch   Formal Announcemient of Sale of St, Louis Star-Times is Made in Final Edition

Negotiations May Be Blocked Until After Christmas   If Reds Keep Stalling UN May Renew Full-Scale War

Coal Industry Confident Pact Will Hold Up   Price Hike of 5 Percent To Go Into Effect Wish Pav Roost

Coal Industry Signs up With ‘pire Contract   All Are Confident There Will Be No Interference By Stabilization Group

TOLL FROM POISON LIQUOR REACHES 3%   White Bootlegger Sought it Deaths at Atlanta—To Face Murder Charce if Caurht.

World Furor Caused By Sentences Four Negroes, White Convict Electrocuted

Sen. Cain Joins Republican Attack  Asserts State Dept. Managing Korean War

Says Acheson ls Managing Korean War   Senator Asserts State Department Replaces Military

Fur Kast Survey Shows Smuggling Of Goods Into Red China From American-Held Bases

U.S.Goods  Smugegled Into China   Senate Group Asserts Strategic Materials In Pacific Taken

WAR MATERIALS REACHING REDS FROM FAR EAST   Goods Being Smuggled From U. S.-Controlied Pacific Areas   SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS ON PROBE

Contraband Goods Sold To Red China From U. . stands  Senators Say Smu   Senators Say Smugglers Use Okinawa, Ryukus Ac Trade Rases

RedsSmuggling Strategi ood      Senate Subcommittee Turn-up Evidence in On-the-Spot Inauiry

U.5. Goods Help Foe, Probiers Say   Smuggling in Pacific Reported by Senators

Smugglers Sneaking War Goods to China rom U.S Islands, Senators Say

Smuggling of U. $. Goods Into Red China Continues from U. § .Bases

West Continues To Push Program   Washington Refuses Comment on Russ Proposal for Arms Conference

UNITED FUND STUNT Jersey ‘Offenders’ Held - As Campaign Hostages

36 Prominent Citizens Are in Jail But for Sake of Charity   Part of a Plan to Get Campaign Funds

Kate Smith to Rescue Civic Leaders Go to Jail But Just For Sweet Charity

SEEK WATCH ON DEFENSE COSTS   Big Money Bill in Third Day of Debate On Senate Floor

World Awaiting Reaction of Communists   Government of India Not Optimistic On Cease-Fire Chance

Pennsylvania’s 28th Division Sets Up Headquarters East of  Stuttgart In Southern Germany

Seek to Salvage Ship's War Carge  $15 Million Materiel On Grounded Freighter

ENEMY TROOPS NOW MOVING INTO NEW LINE.   War Anniversary Drive Possible “Within. 48 Hours —-

Allies Batter Strong Enemy Defense Lines   Air Activity Hints ‘First Anniversary’ Offensive Shapes

1st Anniversary Offense By Reds Forseen Monday  Bomb Airports To Crinnia Air Rilaw

Urge Candidacy In ‘Interests of Nation, World’   Action High Spot of Mackinac Island Meet

STATE DEMOS BACK TRUMAN   Pledge ‘Wholehearted’ Aid To Reelection Of  President

Oregon Democrats Put tke on Ticket  Michigan Committee To Back Mr. Trumar

Oliphant Admits He’s Close Friend of Probe ‘Mystery Man’   HELPED AFTER GIFT

Henry Grunewald Said To Have Been Told Of Fraud Case Particular:

Oliphant Calls Himself Friend Of Grunewald   Tells Probers He Gave ‘Mystery Man’ Data On Tax Fraud Charges

ULIPHANT A FRIEND UF “MYOTEY MAN” IN TAX INQUIRY   Declares He Gave Henry Grunewald information About Fraud Charges Against Teitelbaum.   SECRECY ABOUT TALK WAS URGED UPON HIM   Until That Time, He Says, He Regarded Grunewald as a “Repuiable Member of Community.”

FRIENDLY WITH MYSTERY MAN, OLIPHANT SAYS   Admits Talking Witl Grunewald About Teitelbaum Case   (“THE DUTCHMAN” NOW (IN DISTRICT HOSPITAL

Oliphant Tells Of Ties With  Grunewald   Says He Had Given ‘wiystery Man‘ Data on Tax Fraud Charges ,

‘Mystery Man’ A Close Friend, Oliphant Says   Former Revenue Bureau Counsel Admits He Discussed Teitelbaum

Internal Revenue  Official Admits *  Information Leak Told Aboat Tax Difficuities Of Chicago Lawyer .

Oliphant Says, ‘Mystery Man’ Is His Friend   Naster Claims Teitelbaum Manufactured Testimony Of Tex ‘Shakedawn?

General Won  Have to Bare Ouster Parley   Committee Votes 18-8 Not to Force JCS Chief to Talk

ATTLEE ASSERTS ARMING FORCED   Says Britain Compelled To Do Contrary To Laborites’ Will, Instincts

Attlee Blames Reds for Costs  Lf. F & ten PX Pear fr Fa   Rearmament Policies Defended in Speech

Attlee Defends His Policy On Rearmament  Communistic Threats   Communistic Threats Forced Decision On - Government, He Says

Russia and West Close To War, Says Churchill in Hailing U.S. Peace Aims      Miohtv Forces

Both Sides’ Said Afraid Of Conflict   dmerican Effort Seen ‘Main Foundation Of Peace’

American Efforts Praised  Churchill Fears Russia,  Weet To ‘Fall’ Into Wa:

Winnie Avers Both Sides Wary of War   But Might ‘Tumble Or Drag’ World Into Third Conftict

CHURCHILL FEARS WEST, RUSSIA MAY TUMBLE? INTOWAR   Declares American k-fforts to Deter Red Aggression Are “Main Foundation For Peace.”   CALLS ENGLAND CHIEF tl. Ss. ATOMIC BASE   Prime Minister Drops Broad  iHtint Britain Will Ask Wash  ington For Further  Aid,

Old Age Just Habit’ Says MacFadden Making ‘Chute Jump on 83rd Birthday

Plans Same Thing Again Next Year—  Physical Culturist MacFadden Marks 83rd Birthday With Parachute Jump

Age Is No Bar To ‘chute Jump  Bernarr MacFadden Does It at 83 Years

83-Year-Old Makes 2000-Foot Leap re rrr rere EAE TRAST DRA RI  MacFadden Marks Birthday By Parachuting Into Hudson

“Qld Age Just A Habit” Bernarr Macfadden, 83, Parachutes Into Hudson

Army To Release National Guards At End Of Terms   Navy May Reduce Call Of Reserves By 30 Percent; Turn Of Tide In Korea, Congress Criticism Of Manpower Hoarding Blamed

Slowdown In Mobilization ls Spreading  Follows Criticism In Congress For Over-Expanding

ARMED FORCES SLOWING DOWN ON MANPOWER   National Guardsmen And Many Reserves Affected By Move

Hunt For Bodies Buried In Blast Set By Lightning   Eight Known Dead And Nine Injured In Explosion Near Boulder Dam.

Two Offices Are burglarized Here  S12 Taken at Local Credit Bureau. 52 From Insurance Firm

Predicts Demand Will Be Strong For 1952 Tobacco   Economics Bureau Forecasts Prices  To Be About Same

Outlook Report  Economic Bureau Sees Strong  Demand For Tobacco In 1952

Leaf Production Costs. To Grow   Estimates. For 1952 Crop Are Released

Violent Storms Rake Southern Areas Of State  High Winds, Torrent   High Winds, Torrent Of Rain And Hail  Cause Damage; Snov Reported In West

STOCK COST $1,000, SOLD FOR $75,000   Démo Chairman , Says Deal Was  Loet Aneinace

GOP Rebels to Urge Welfare Law Changes   State Auditor Joins Ranks Of Insurgents

President Says It Is Up to Reds To Choose Between Spreading War or Coming to Peace Terms  Truman Has No Comment on Move To Bomb Manchurian Bases

Spread of War Is Up to Reds, Truman Asserts   President Intimates U.S. Would Strike Outside Korea If _Chinese Force lf

Peace Or War Choice of Reds, Truman Asserts   President Says MacArthur Free To Say Anything

Spread of War Depends On Russia, Truman Says   President Repeats Acheson Support; Says U. S. Foreian Policy Unchanged

Decision on Spreading War Up to Russia— Truman Also Says MacArthur's Free to Talk, Go as He Wants

Says War Up  To Commies  Truman Has No Comment On Bombina Manchuria

Up to Reds To Decide World Fate   May Choose Peace Or To Extend War, Says Truman;Won’t Pull Any Strings on MacArthur

General Free to Say and Do As He Please:   Same Thing Goes For Whitney; Tells Confidence in Acheson

War Spread Up To Reds,  Truman Says   Allies To Bomb Chin: If Attacked By Air, It Is Believed

Communists Have Choice Of War, Peace   Truman Says Reds Can Choose Whick They Really Want

Truman Says War Spread Up To Commies   Refuses to Say if Ridgway Has OK to Bomb Red Chinese Bases

Choice to Reds, Says  President   Communists Can Select Spreading the War or Peaceful Settlement   MUM ON BOMB TALK   Truman Has No Comment About Rumored OK on Manchurian Bombing

General May Go Anyplace. Do Anything   Refuses To ‘Muzzle’ ' MacArthur; Ducks Out Of Wake Island Issue

Up to Reds as To Spread of  Korean War   President Not Comment as to Anv Bombing

Move To Peg Farm Prices Shoufed Down   Javits Amendment Soundly Defeated On Voice Vote

Central Figure in New York Political Scandal Quits After Ultimatum from Mayor; Testimony Indicated Perjury

BOWS 10} ORDER FROM ALY. MAYOR   Hits Back at “Politicians” in Letter Quitting Water Job.

Central Figure In New York Political Scandal Resigns Jot  James Moran Bows te Mayor’s Demand, Quits $15,000-a-Year Post

New York Official Obeys Ultimatum   Water Board Chief James Moran Bows To Impellitteri’s Demand

Moran Resigns Following Threat By N.Y. Mayor   Kefauver Committee Moves To Washington

Moran Gives Up Lifetime Position That Pays $15,000   Ex-Gotham Mayor Is Threatened With Charge Of Perjury By Crime Probers

Moran Resigns As N. Y. Water Commissioner   Bows to Ultimatum From Impellitteri To Oult or Be Fired

Titusville Soldier Is Killed in Action   Capt. Donald F. Winter: Killed on October 1 According to Telegram

U.S. Boosts  Paeifie Paet   Eight Nations Proposec Por Security Treaty

U. S. Boosts Proposal For Pacific Pact  Eight Nations May Participate

Suit Results in $115,000 Verdict   Oklahoman Wins in  Case Against Police

$115,000 AWARD FOR MISHANDLING BY CHICAGO COPS   Tulsa Man Gets More Thar He Sued for After Shootina.

Melvin Price Says U. 5. Will Build H-Bomb   Congressman From Illinois Saw Recent Tests at Eniwetok

Moscow Radio Reports Soviet Fighter Planes Downed U.S. Transport

Moscow Broadcast Charges Transport Being Used to Contact Spies in Hungary

U.N. Waits 3d Red Campaign   New Push Seen After Foe Regroups in North

Gen. Van Fleet Warns New Red Drive Expected   Meanwhile Enemy Retreats Deeper Into North Along Front

Reds Retreat Deeper Into North Korea   Van Fleet Expecting Foe to Launch Third Spring Offensive Soot

Third-Round Enemy Drive ls Predicted   U.N. Troops Within 9 Miles Of Kumsong

CHINESE MAKE DEEP RETREAT IN WEST SECTOR   VanFleet Warns That He Expects Commies  To Start New Drive

CONFERENCE ON STEEL DEADLOCK   Federal Mediation Chie! Reports No Progress In Talks:

No Progress In Steel Conference  Hanac fnr Acroamen   Hopes for Agreement Averting Strike Growing Dim.

Hopes Grow Dim sae  Federal Mediators Report No Progréss In Steel Tatles

Deadline Now Only 10 Days Away   Price Officials Hold Key to Steel: Strike

Mediators Futilely Attempt Settlement Of Steel Dispute  Hopes Vanish That Strike January  Can Be Prevented

Prospects Dim For New Pact On Steel Issue   Industry Has No Answers To Demands by Union, Coneciltator Savs

Ching Reports No Steel Accord  Price Angle Seen Major Difficulty

U.S. Holds Key To Steel Strike  U.S. Mediator Seeks  ‘Te Iveak Deadlock

No Progress Is Reported In Steel Contract Talks   Chief Mediator, Cyrus Ching, Says Threatened Strike Is Regarded As Major Domestic Crisis

Ching Reports Stalemate In  Steel Debate   Companies Make No Offer And Union Is Firm In Decision To Strike January 1; U. S. Role In Future Is Undetermined

Steel Walkout Would Produce National Crisis   No Progress Made As U.S. Attempts To Avert Strike

Price Officials May Hold Key To Steel Strike   Defense Officials To Study List Of Deferred

No Progress : Made During Steel Parley   Ching Tells Newsmen Situation May Become Maior Domestic Crisis

Claim Union Radio Talk Red- Tinged   Legion Protests Speech ByWaldo Stacer Over WHER

 LABELED SUBVERSIVE . . . IB. H. Legion Protests  Broadcast By Stager

RENEW TALKS ON LEND LEASE WITH RUSSIA   American Negotiator: Seeking Settlement Of Old Account

Soviet Wailoped By 48-3 Vote on  Procedure Rule Gromyko's Bitter   Gromyko’s Bitter Demand to Invite Red China Beater

lrish Protest Against Visit Of Royalty   British Royal Family Creates Tension

New Eniwetok Tests Started  Major Project Carried Out on Pacific Island

Architectural Data Sought to Meet Shock   Explosions May Already / Be Under Way at  Eniwetok

New Atomic Tests Held At Eniwetok  AEC Says Major   AEC Says Major Project ‘Is Being Carried Out”

Color Bugs Bunny On Pave 19 Today      Super-Secret Atom Bomb Tests Under Way At Eniwetok Atoll

Atomic Tests At Eniwelok   Major Project Is Now Underway, Commission Officially Stated

‘Commission’s Statement Indicates New  ‘Blast Tests Now Under Way at Eniwetok

Hint New Atom Tests Underway      ‘Major Project’ at Eniwetok Test —

Resistance To Atomic Blasts Being Tested   Experimenting With Buildings, Materials on Pacific Isle

Atomic Tests At Eniwetok Are Under Way   Major Project Being Carried Out, Says AEC Statement

Measuring Effects on Structures  AEC Conducts New Atomic Blasts at Eniwetok Atoll

New A-bomb Trials Slated at Eniwetok   Experiments Will Measure Resistance of Various Structures

New Atomic Experiments At Eniwetok   AEC. Indicates Project at SuperSecret Test Grounc:

Report New Atomic Tests At Eniwetok   Outside Vessels Prohibited From  Danger Zone

New Atom Bomb Tests Under Way   Eniwetok Is Scene of Blasts, AEC Reveals

AEC Hints New Atomic  Tests Begin    Outside Ships Ordered To Steer Clear Of  Eniwetok

New Atomic Blasts Start At Eniwetok   AEC Reveals Tests Now Under Way, But Details Not Listed

 Pacific Proving Ground  ‘New Atom Tests Under \Way At Eniwetok Atoll

Data On Effects Of Blasts to Aid h Civil Defense   Military and AEC Officials Taking Part in Experiment.

New Atom Tests At Eniwetok Hinted by AEC   Blasts to Test Effects On Many Types of Structure:

AEC Reports New  Eniwetok Blasts   Tests to Gauge Atom Explosion Effects on Structures. Materials

NEW ATOMIC TESTS ON AT ENIWETOK   Disclose Major Project Being Carried Out at SuperSecret Island; Bar Ships and Planes.

CONDUCT NEW ATOMIC TESTS AT ENIWETOK   WARN VESSELS TO STAY AWAY FROM TESTING GROUND

Conduct Atomic Tests in Pacific AEC Announces   Hope to Measure Effects of Blasts  On Structures and Various Materials

New Atomic Tests Started At Eniwetok   A.E.C. Discloses Major Project At Secret Pacific Isle

Atomic Tests Are Renewed At Eniwetok   Announcement by Atomic Energy Commission Indicates New Blasts

Ships Warned to Stay Away   New Tests Measure Effects of Atomic Explosions on Building Materials

Most Rigid Restriction   Atom Experiments Being Conducted Again at Eniwetok

Hint A-Tests Underway On Pacific Atoll   AEC Does Not Give Exact Type Test, But Admits Action

Atom Tests At Eniwetok  Manacurinc Dero ne   Measuring Effect Of Blasts on Buildings Included in: Program

Thousands: ‘Lite Streets for      To Arrive Tomorrow:  in Frisco, To J ‘Coneares::  Thursdew—_

Makes Twenty-Four Hour Stopover in Mawan Enroute Back to U. S.; General Maintains Tight. linned Silence

Deane Intends To Fight Air  Force Action   Only Raleigh Base Being Considered, Washington Reveals

East in Path Of New Cold  Offensive   Due To Follow Snowstorm That  Fouls Up Midwes'

QUEUILLE CONFIRMED AS FRENCH PREMIER   Parliament Votes Approval of Appointment, 359 to 250, Pending ODay Crisis.

France Gets New Cabinet  Confirm Queuille As New Premier, Cabinet Forming

Mrs. (. F. Green Seriously Hurt  Condition Critical Sine wowacwulUfeme

Mrs. (. F, Green Seriously Hurt  Condition Critica! Since Fall At Home May 19

Truman ‘Slaps’ At Family Attacks  * *” ks * * * * * * * te *   . Congress Election Rule Change Denial Erases ‘Boner’

\Quick Denial from White House Squelches Boner, \But Truman Breathes Fire at Stories on Family

Daniels Still Welcome Presidential Visitor Despite Controversial Article

Daniels Welcome, But Truman ‘Gunning’ for Some Reporters   Punches on Noses Payment for ‘Lies’

Story Stirs Much Talk   Report He Plans To Punch Noses. of Several Critics of His Family

Truman Averts Row on Terms  Of Legislators   Denies Wanting Limit on Tenure— ‘Punch’ Story Cited

— PRESIDENT IS AROUSED OVER ‘LIES’ ABOUT FAMILY— Truman Saving Up Punches for Critics

Troops-To-Europe Vote Gets Presidential Nod   Truman Says He Is Saving Punches On Nose For ‘Lie’ Writers

NO PUNCH ON THE NOSE FOR EDITOR?  Daniels Still W elcome At White House

Daniels Still Welcome Visitor While —  TrumanAdmits He’s Saving ‘Punches’

BIG RED DRIVE IN KOREA LOOMS   President Saving Up Punch on Nose for Critics

Truman To Hand Out  Nose Punches   Writer Says He Resenis Attacks On His Family

 git RW OUEST GEN Teer Thea ye = ee Daniels W elcome,  President Says

Truman ‘Boner’ Gets Squelched  Harry Saves Punch On Nose For ‘kiers’

Truman Tough!  ++ + + Saves Up Punches In Nose For Persons Who Wrote Lies About Family

Believe Russia Will Agree tc Parley; West to Demand Satellites Cut Back Armies

Ii i aa ad  Believe Russia Will Agree t Parley; West to Demand Satellites Cut Back Armies

Russia’s OK Seen On Big 4 Talk   Rearmament To Be Keynote Of April Meetinc

Tiff On Arms Race Forecast   Russie Seen Willing To Okeh Bive-4: Meet

Tighter Gaming Laws Proposed For Wisconsin   Dramatic Crime Prob  Spurring Legislators

15 Die When Tanker Hits  Trawler  Two Survivare Tell   Two Survivors Tell Of Screams From Trapped Comrades

20 Killed In Crash Of Two Trains   One Union Pacific Pass enger Train Telescopes Another In Deep Snows Of Wyoming.

 —STREAMLINERS CRASH —  6 of 20 Victims Still Pinned in Train Wreck

20 Killed 49 Injured In Crash Of Two  Union Pacific Streamliners; Wreckage So  Mangled Workmen Unable to Find Two Cars

Streamliners’ Crash  Toll: 20 Dead, 49 Hurt Railroad Crews Work Desperately t Reach Six Trapped Bodies

20 Killed, 49 Hurt In Crash   ®2 Union Pacific, . Streamlinérs' Hit‘ During Snow Storm

6 Bodies Lie In Wreckage  Of 2 Trains   20 Dead In Crash 49 Others Injured   Railroad Crews Working To Reach Remains Under 6 Layers Of Steel

20 DEAD, 49 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Two Union Pacific Streamliners In Fatal Crash Near Evanston. Wvo

Remove Wreckage To Reach’6. Bodies Trapped in Streamliner Crash That Killed 20 Persons

Crews Work To Clear Train Wreckage Six Bodies Still In "Five Laver Deen’ Mound

United Nations Officers Fly to Kaesong to Start Cease-Fire Conferences

2 Helicopters Take Envoys to Meeting   UN Mission Gets “Orderly’ Reception; No Report on Progress of Talks Made

New York Stocks   Korean Medal of Honor Winners to Become VIP’s in Treatment by Army and Washington

BRADLEY QUIET ON MACARTHUR   Says He Won't Discuss Is. sue Because It’s Political Question

Staff Chief Keeps Quiet   Bradley Says Ouster Of General Political

Bradley Declare: Mac's Dismissal Political Issue    Pentagon Chief Shuns   Fight; Says Korean

 Advice of Military Chiefs Is Confidential:   Bradley Refuses to Be Drawn Into Discussion on MacArthur

Bradley Declares MacArthur Ouster Is Political. Not Military Matter   MacArthur's Talk Reveals Issues

Bradley Says Dismissal of MacArthur Political Matter   Explains Why Joint Chiefs of Staff Have to Keep Their Discussions As Military Advisers From General Public

General Bradley Says MacArthur Dismissal ls Political Question, Not Military One

U. S. Studies Stiff Curbs On Red China   United Nations Members Get Plan For Strong Economic Sanctions

Isolate China, 'U.S. Demands   Trade, Diplomatic Lids By U, N. Asked

TWO EXTREME ACTIONS ARE ALSO SOUGHT   Economic and Diplomatic Blockades Are Proposed.

United Nations Asked fo Set up Stern Penalties   Proposals Are Circulated at Lake Success

U.S. Proposes UN Economic Blockade Of Communist Chine  Also Seeking Formal Branding of Reds as Agegressors in Korea

Lame Duck Session in Waning Moments Votes Twenty Billion Appropriation for Rearmament And Civil Defense Measure.

Government Granted Power To Take Over Property If Attack Comes Senate Completes  Its Major ‘Tasks      House Approves Part Of War Emergency Powers Asked By Truman

New Taxes To Hit Little Man   Only. Big Chunk of Untaxed Income Is Common Man’s

Increased Load Must Be Taken From Those With Lower Incomes   From Lower Brackets

MCCARTHY CASE NEARING CRISIS   Senalor Benton To Tell Senate Group Friday -Why Wisconsin Senator Should Be Fired.

Benton Will Tell Senators Why McCarthy Should Go   Wisconsin Republican Plans To [znore Talk By Man He Terms ‘Mental Midvet’

To Explain Why He Wants Quster   Benton To Give His Reasons For Asking McCarthy Expelled

Benton To Press Charges On McCarthy  Senator To Tell Committee Facts Druretar

 Benton To Present C harges: Senate Hearing on McCarthy ‘Ouster Move Set for Friday

Sen. -M’Carthy Quster ‘Action: Wall Be Aired   Benton To Deliver Data Friday Before Senate-Ou-Charees 

Senators To Weigh Plea  McCarthy To Snub Hearing On Ouster Appeal by Benton

Millions Cut In Farm Fund Sprout Anew   House Appears To Have Voted In the Dark

Farm Fund Cut Erased dn New Bill  Money for Soil Payments Wins Okay in House

Farm Program Funds Reduced, Then Restored   $25 Million Back On Appropriations. ‘Budget For 1952

Probers Charge  Witness   Dallas Man Held In Contempt: Serio Goes Back Monday

Crime Probers For Contempt Cite Witness   Maceo and Company’s Books Submitted After Pressure Put

Senate To Pass $113 Million Tax Program Today   Committee Appointed To Investigate Sen.  Haluska‘s Charaes

Senate Expected To Pass State Tax Program  Bills Ready for   Bills Ready for Action; Haluska Inauiry Ordered

Final Vote. Is Due During Night Meet   $113 Million Levy Is Main Obstacle For Adjournment; OK’d by Committee

Senate Rushes to Pass $113 Million Tax Package Proving Big Obstacle to Adjournment

Governor Fine Warns State Must Gear Self For Wartime Economy On Pay-As-You-Go Plan

PAY AS YOU G0 IS ADVICE OF NEW GOVERNOR   Pennsylvanians Are Warned They Must Gear to War-time Kconomies.

Steel Strike Off At Least Until Jan. 3   Final Decision Left Up To Union Meeting At Atlantic City

Steel Strike Is Put Off 3 Days to Allow Study   Stabilization Board Will Be Given Issue in Hope of Accord

STEEL STRIKE THREAT PUT OFF TO JANUARY   Special USW Convention to Have Final Say Then on Walkout.

Convention to Have Final Say. Nation Wilt Escape Jan. 1 Steel Strike

Wage-Policy Group Ducks Strike Call   Puts Issue Up To Special Convention Of Steelworkers

STEEL WALKOUT » THREAT DELAYED UNTIL JANUARY 3   Wage-Policy Committee Action Gives Final Say To UMW Convention

Steel Union Policy Unit Delays Strike   “Leaves Decision To USW Parley

Steel Industry Still Facing , Strike Threat   First Danger Is Eased But New One Looms

Decision Is Leff To Delegates at USW Conventior   January 3 ts Date For Final Answer

Scheduled Steel Strike Delayed   CIO Union Votes to Hold Off Until Jan. 3

Strike Threat is Still on in Steel  PCW Cammittee Vote   LUSW Committee Votes To Defer Work Halt From Jan. 1 to Jan. 3

Steel Strike Threat Will Recur Jan. 3   Nation Must Await CIO Parley’s Answer To Truman’s Appeal

Steel Strike Deferred for Broader Vote   Lnion Convention To Decide I--ue Next. Thursday

Jan. 3 Convention To Give Verdict On Steel Walkout   Nation's Escape from Strike Only Temporary; ClO Leaders Leave Decision to Members

Nation to Escape Strike For While   Steel Strike Deferred For 3 Days; Walkout  Hinges on Convention

U.S. Averts Steel Strike Until Jan. 3  “ USW Meeting To Decide on lecisia Thon

No Steel Strike  For Time   New Threat Jan. 3 Will Face Nation; Truman Hopes for No Walkout Even Later

U.S. Still Faces Steel Workers’ Strike Menace   Wage-Policy Committee Of CIO Decides To Defer Walkout Until Thursday

Steelworkers Vote To Delay Strike 3 Days.  Wer... Wei me   Wage Policy Group Leaves Final Action Up To Rank and File

STEEL STRIKE THREAT TO RISE AGAIN JAN. 3   Union Committee Defers Stoppage To Let Convention Act.

Threat Of Steel Strike Faces U. S. January 3   Policy Committee Votes To Defer Work Stoppage

Steel Tieup . Delayed, But Only 3 Days   Wage-Policy Group Refers Walkout To Jan. 3 Convention

Defer Steel Strike Until Union Votes   Won't Come Until After January 3, Mavbe Net at All

Work Stoppage Deferred For Two Days ween Th reat Of Steel Strike Is Delayed

Steel Strike On New Year's Off; May Strike Later   Final Ruling On Walkout Left to Union Convention

Deadline Now Set At Jan. 3   Wage Group Gives Convention Final Say On Work Stoppage

Steel Strike Postponed At Least to Jan. 3   United Steelworkers Convention Delegate Take Final Action

Union Group Votes To Delay Strike Action   Steel Walkout Is Averted For Present; Convention To Decids

Steel Walkout Postponed At Least 3 Days  ClO Policy Group  Defers Baxision Hintil Can

Steel Strike Is Put Ott For 3 Days   UMW Convention Has Final Say On Calling Strike

Union Agrees To. Delay Steel Strike Three Days; USW Convention To Act

Strike Threat To Steel Firms Put Off 2 Days   Union Chiefs Leave Decision Up to Convention

Nation Escapes Steel Walkout New Year's Day   Must Face Threat Of Strike On January 3, CIO Committee Says

Defers Steel Strike For 3 Days at Least  Union Convention to Make Final Decleion When [+ Meets Jan. 2.

OTEEL OTRIKE THREAT ta OPE UNTIL JAN. i   Policy Group Delays Action Until Meeting of Convention.

Steel Stoppage Threat Erased By Union Vote   Defer Strike Three Days As Convention Decision Is Slated.

‘Threatened Steel Strike Post poned Three Days   Action Will Permit Special Convention To Make The Final Decision On Crippling Walkouts

Steel Strike Postponed By Union For Three Days   Move Is Made To Give Union Convention Time To Decide Final Moves In Big Steel Dispute —

STEEL STRIKE POSTPONED TO JAN. 3   Truman To Use Every Law To Prevent Walkout

$120,000 Ransom Paid as American Fliers Are Brought to Austria  TREATED “ALL RIGHT”  Officials Hustle Men to Their German Base After Quick Snack   DEFER WORK STOPPAGE

PRELATE GIVEN RELEASE FROM PRISON BY TITO   Conditional Freedom Granted Stepanic In Yugoslavia

Tito's Government Frees Archbishop.  Curbs His Powers   Church Declares Stepinac  Retains His Authority m..6 Glewe Saw ‘Na’

Roman Catholic Primate Freed By Marshal Tito  Pardon Granted  Under Unnamed  ' Conditions  1

Prelate Freed By Yuveslavia   Archbishop Stepinac Wins Conditional? Release

WH Strings Attached Tito Frees Catholic Prelate, ‘Strips Him Of Power In Nation

Tito Releases Stepinac After 5 Year Term.   Political Move Seen As Major Factor in Freeing Church Leade

Yugoslavia Frees Stepinac; No Longer Recognizes Him As Head of Catholic Church

Tito’s Regime Frees Stepinae   Conditionally   Rules Catholic Prelate Can’t Be Recognized As Leader in Church

Tito Frees Stepinac Conditionally   Announcement Refers to Him as “The Former Archbishop”.

StepinacFreed Conditionally By Tito Gov't   But Cotholic Prelate Garn't Be Recognized As Church Leader

Farm Strike On Controls Denied. Lag Is Observed   Feeding, Marketing Slowdown Produces  Results Like Tieup

TURKEY FACES REFUGEE MESS   Bulgarian Communists  Oust Over 100,000

Allies Crash Red Defense, Gain 6 Miles   UN Forces Win Back Ground Lost  During Foe’s Spring Offensive; Communist Rear Guards Battered

Eighth Army Strikes Northward On Entire 120-Mile Battleline   Recovers Nearly All Land Los? In Abortive Attack Despite Frantic Efforts Of Chinese.

Rounting Enemy Resist istance Being Crushed tn Drive   Coramunists Attempt To Re-Establish Line

 \ Scores Gains Up To Six Miles   Enemy Rushes In Reinforcements As Many Surrender

Make Gains Up to Nearly Six Miles   8th Army Spearheads Struck North All Along 120-Mile Front  — Pe a

Solon Brands Security Plan ‘Unfortunate’   Ferguson Hits Forming Of New Nimitz Group; SACB Head May Ouit

FERGUSON HITS TRUMAN MOVE   Assails Internal Security Commission; Terms It ‘Partisan Action’

Ferguson Hits Security Board  -  TT. ne   Senator Says Data Can’t Be Accepted

Security Board Draws Attack   Ferguson Hits Truman ‘Politics’ — Richardson Uneasy

New Action In Oatis Case Is Now Indicated  U. S. May Impose Sanctions Against Czechoslovakia

President Indicates Path To Peace; Otherwise West Must Build Strenath

‘ Texas Floods Subside, Skies Clear;  od Cross Foresees Little Danser

State Idle Pay Hiked In New Bill   UC Check And Time Limit Boosts Are ’ Approved

Taft Rides High But Ike Boomed   United Press Poll of G.O.P. Officials Reveals Little MacArthur Backing

Battle With Ike Seen In This State   United Press Polls Nation’s Top Men In Republican Ranks

Washingten Streets Flooded By Storm   Two Persons Injured Ir Freak Accidents In Capital Citv

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Sweetzer Removed From His Air Force Command

Women’s Draft May Be Used To Fill Ranks   But Several Doubt Public Would Approv  Sa7h Banimantahian

DUBUQUE DIRTY BOOK PROBE  Police Grab Classics as Yaredsticks fer Obscenity

THREE SENATORS ASK FOR BOOST IN MONEY BITE   Five Billion Dollar Increase Would Give U.S. World's Most  Powerful Air Force.

Student Use Of Knglish Kxaminations  ‘To Be Given On Thursday. March 

Student Use Of English Examinations  To Be Given On Thursday. June 28

‘Will Thow 700 Out of Jobs, He Moans Numbers Game Boss  In Cleveland Quits

Three Concerts Booked by CMA   National Male Quartet, Soprano and Pianist Will Appear Here

Shippers File Charge Against Rebel “eae   Strikers Work at Army Piers But Keep Tight Hold on Rest of Port

Dock Strikers Charged With  Breach of Pact  - Shippers Appeal  To Labor Board     For Court Actior

Dock Strikers Charged With Breach of Pact  a Spooner A nner!   Shippers Appeal To Labor Board For Court Action

Military Piers Open; Dispute On Elsewhere   Deep Water Shippers Charge Rebel Group With Contract Breach

Dock Strikers Face Charge  (Ore) nee NY. Seattle.   Ship Officers May Strike; Arie Orders Moved

Rebel Dock Strikers Face Charges   May Be Assessed Mil lions Damages for Breach of Contract.

Strikers Accused Of Breach of Pact   U. S. Shippers Retaliate: Army Piers Reopen

Military Buildup in Europe Reported Slow, Dangerously Behind Schedule

Military Buildup in Europe Reported Slow, Dangerously Behind Schedule   By RUSSELL BRINES

Galy 4 Convicts Yet Uncantured   Toughest One Gives Dp,  Glad It’s Over

Atom Exercises Await Arrival Of Experts   Weather Perfect For Tests In Nevada Desert

Atomic Tests Await Seers;  Weather OK   Buildings, Equipment to Be Tested; Men to Carry X-Ray Film

Erie Will Display Centennial Train  Here ‘on July 12   (Star Extupition oseter For Local Appearance From 12 to 4 P. M.

Erie Will Display Centennial Train  Here on July 12   18-Car Exhibition Slate: For Local Appearance From 12 to 4 P. M.

Concur on Vet Loan Increase   Senate Approves New Housing Limit: Two Amendments Added

Weather At Fields Unfavorable  MacArthur Is Forced To Halt Korea Trip

Stenog Who Happened To Have Her Note Book At Wake Isle Tells Story   Sen. Bridges Tells MacArthur The Girl Was “Eavesdropping In The Next Room” But she Says She just Took Down Notes On Her Own

Secrefary Took Nofes At Wake   Brunette Secretly Recorded Discussion

WAKE ToLAN REPORT MADE AY SECRETARY   State Department Employe Says She Eavesdropped “Automatically.”

Woman Tells Of Wake Notes   Former Omahan Stenographer Who Recorded Meeting

Wake Notes Made by Girl In Secret   Eavesdropped on Gen. MacArthur From a Back Room.

Betty Jo Brown Is County Fair Queen   fyndon Valley 4-H Club Member Crowned by Paul B. MicCleave in Ceremony

NEUTRAL ZONE ‘SHOOTING IS ‘BELIEVED SIGN   Truce Hopes Dimmed By Negotiations Of Only 17 Minutes

Allies Believe Reds Created New Incident   UN Spokesman Says - Shooting Engineered To Sabotage Talks

New Crisis Called North Korean Plot   Kaesong Patrol Shooting Seen Sabotaae Try

Political Heads Want Chinese To Continue Wai  Subcommittee Session   Subcommittee Session Seems Bogged Down Fighting Continues

All Conference Eleven Selected - With Lobo In Quarterback Slot   LAFFOON, HOLDING OFFENSE RECORD, CHOSEN BY LS COACHES FOR TEAM

New Model  Cars Frozen’   Effective Feb. 1 Retooling Barred On Civilian Goods

FREEZE ON NEW AUTO MODELS TO G0 ON FEB, 1   Machine Tools Reserved Almost Completely: for Military Use. !

‘Freeze’ on New Model Automobiles   Would Bar Retooling by Manufacturers of Major Durable Good

‘Freeze’ Put On Industry’s New Models   Action Does Not Affect ‘52 Autos

NPA Freeze On New Car Models Told   Machine Tools Are Badly Needed For Defense Weapons

 Freeze On New Cars  Is Imposed   Order Effective Feb. 1; Will Not Affect 1952 Models, NPA Says

New-Model Cars Frozen by U.S.   Machine Tools To Be Reserved For Defense Use

ency  “eo  , * 76 G0 dorn! — re Ac¢ .   .  Pres  toc Ary  y Modol  Noy

DURABLE GOODS LSO INCLUDED IN DIRECTIVE   Machine Tools Reserved For Military Production

New Car Model Freeze Imposed   Machine Tools Wil Be Reserved For Defense Needs

ALSO BARS CHANGES IN APPLIANCES   Washing Machines, Refrigerators Also in February 1 Ban; Machine Tools Go for Defense.

Impose Freeze On New Model Autos Feb. 1  Other Goods Hit By Order, But ’52 Cars Will Be Built

Virtual Freeze On New Model Cars Ordered   Does Not Ban 1952 Cars; Other Durable Goods To Be Affected

U.S, Imposes Banon New  Car Models   Order to Auto Industry Made Effective Keb. 1

CHANGES IN APPLIANCES   Washing Machines, Re frigerators Also in Feb<  ruary 1 Ban; Machine - Tools Go for Defense.

Retool Ban Put On Major Appliances  Will Not Affect 52 Model Cars

Government Bans Any New Model Cars   Order, Effective Feb. 1, Includes Refrigerators

Reds Reported  Set To Attack  If Talks Fail Allies Estimate Foe  Has 72 Divisions Alerted In Korea

Reds Ready To Launch Huge   Korea Drive   Allies Watch Big Buildup As Truce Talks Slow Fichtine

Reds Preparing Massive Attack  Buildup Reported In Pooled D tch From

Reds Ready  lor sig Push   Knemy Can Mount Mas sive Attack if Talks Break Down

Reds Preparing Massive Attack if Parley Fails   72 Divisions Set for Offensive, Officers at Frant Renort

ATTACK AWAITED IF TRUCE TALKS END IN FAILURE   Allied Officers Report Enemy Could Throw 72 Divisions At U.N. Forces— Buildup Noted,

Reds Capable Of New Drive   70,000 Men Reported Ready for Offensive

REDS READY 10 LAUNCH ATTACK IF TALKS FAIL   Report Enemy Has 72 Divi sions Poised to Start Offensive.

Officers Say Reds Prepare Huge Attack   Ready To Launch It If Armistice Talks Break Down

Reds Ready To Launch Big Attack   Have 72 Divisions Set if Truce Talks Fail

No Armed Soldiers Seen A Route to Kaesong. "Some P  ress Made in Talks.   Communists Ready to Launch Massive Drive if Talks Fail

OFF BIC DRIVE   ' Appear Ready to Send 72 Divisions Into Front Lines

Allied Officers Say Reds Ready To Launch Massive Attack Should Cease-Fire Talks Fail

UN Officers See Enemy Offensive  If Parley Fails   Neclare 72 Divisions Of Reds Prepared For Battle

Bad Check Case Is Heard Here   Man Is Bound Over On Charge Of  False Pretense

Sharpsburg Man Will Go On Trial   Charlie Lee Charged With Death Of J. L. Faison In Fight

Oil Refinery Closes, British Move Up Ships   Harriman Arrives Back In Iran As Operations Cease

lran Refinery Is Closed Down   Harriman Arrives In Tehran At Time Refinery Is Closing

UN Forces Struck By Human Waves; Wonju Menaced   Banzai Attacks Poured on Allied Force Surrounded in Chipyong; Swarms of Allied Planes Out Despite Snow.

Banzai Attacks Hit Encireled Allied Fighters   Determined Foe Pours Over Hills, Threatens Key Center of Wonju

Alhed Force Surrounded In Chipyong   Swarms of Planes Endeavor To Help Halt Red Drive 

n Spite Of Clouds And Snow Flurries, Allied Air Forces Make Greatest Air Effort {% The War

‘Alliac! En  Ail iTOy ces Hit Hard On Three Sides   Enemy Swarms Over Hills Along Front Of Twenty Miles

Cooks and Clerks On UN Side Grab Guns For Defense   One Allied Force Nearly Surrounded But Pounds At Foe

ATTACKS HIT ALLIED UNITS EAST OF SEOUL   Drums Roll, Bugles Blow As Enemy’s ' Drive Begins

Banzai Atfacks Pour on Allies Near Chipyong  Guns Threaten Wonju, Key to All Highways

Banzai Attacks Poured At UN Force Surrounded In Town East Of Seoul   Waves Of Communists Beat Against Defenses On Central Korean Front In Effort To Effect Breakthrough

State Democrats Voting Today On Party Nominees   Only 51 of the 140 Virginia Legislature Seats Are at Stake

EISENHOWER SET TO OUTLINE HIS NEEDS IN EUROPE   General Arrives In Rome Te Define Defense Speed-Up Plans   EXPECTED TO REQUEST '40 READY DIVISIONS

Ike Greets Newcomers   Eisenhower Flies To Rome To Lay European Defense Plans Before Pact Council

Ike To Demand Deferise Action:  French Disclose Plas For Army Of Million

Ike Arrives To Air Needs Of Nato Arm   French Plan Is Revealed For European Force Of Million Men

Army Of 1 Million  Defense Speed-Up To Be Urged At Meeting of NATO Officials

Ike in Rome To Speed Up Defenses  French Disclose   French Disclose Plans for Army of Nearly Million.

‘Ike’ in Rome To Speed Plans For Huge Army   1,000,000-Man Force Proposed by France  As NATO Unit Meets

Ike in Rome To Push Pact  Defense Plans   informants Disclose French Proposal for Million-Man Army.

lke Speeds Up Defense Plans For Europeans   Flies To Rome To Place Proposals Before Leaders

Ike Will Spell Out His Needs  Atlantic Pact Group Studving Defenses

Executive Released By Hungarian Reds   17-Month Prison Term Ends At Occupation Zone Border

Robt. Vogeler Is Given Liberty By Hungarian Reds  Released From Prison After 17 Months; Greets Wife In Vienna

House Passes Water Pact Bill, 37-21   Commission Would Ne votiate With Five Other States

Solon Suggests Inquiry Group Hear Harriman   McMahon Says Prebe Should Get Testimony In Rebuttal Te Hurley

McMahon Would Call Harriman Home From Europe Move to Summon New Witnesses May Prolong MacArthur Inquiry

Harriman May Be Called To M Arthur Probe   Move Would Prolong Senate's Investigation

Senator McMahon Say: Group Ought to Hear Rebuttal to Report of P. J. Hurley

Harriman May. Be Summoned  His Testimony on ' Yalta May Be Asked

Could Prolong Investigation . . = Harriman May Get Summons To Talk

Probers May CallHarriman For Rebuttal   Kx-Ambassador to Soviet Was at Yalta, May Answer Hurley

Harriman May  Be Called In  From Kurope   Senators in M’Arthur Hearing May Prolong Meet to Hear White  House Rebut Hurley

May Recall Harriman In MacArthur Hearing.   Move Made to Summen Foreign Affairs Advisor  From Europe Could Denlewer Slew LPsccmuet. ata ic

Mac Inquiry May Continue   Senator Plans To Call Harriman Before Committee

Move Underway To Call Harriman For Questioning   McMahon To Ask For Committee Decision On Summons Monday

Move fo Summon Harriman May Prolong Senate's Probe Of Gen. MacArthur's Dismissal

Probe May Seek Views Of Harriman   Move Could Prolong Investigation Into MacArthur’s Ouster

Senate May Hear Harriman Testify  Move to Call Adviser — F a ve we wr ee: ys eel   Move to Call Adviser Threatens to Prolong M’‘Arthur Hearings

Harriman May Get Call From Policy Probers   McMahon Would Offer Rebuttal  To Hurley Story

Cold Weather Moves 4% into This Area   Near Freezing and Chance for Snow in Chicago.

Top-Secret Meeting Of Senators Being Held On Red Infiltration Into ‘Voice’ Program

Further Aid For Asia Urged By Gov. Dewey  8 i   New York Governor Discusses Politics With ‘Ike’ Backers

UN Patrols Push North To Suwon -On West Front   Tank-Led Troops Feel Out Communists’ Strength In Approach Te Seoul

Sh owpiece Of The Tour Is Rebuilt 611 Section   But Many Other Expensive Highway Improvements Are Included — Highway Department Official — Explains What Has Been Done And Other Proiects For The Near Future

HIGHWAY TOUR REVEALS UPWARDS  OF $3,000,000 PROGRAM OF ROADS IN BUCKS COUNTY NEARING COMPLETION

STATE SENATE PASSES REMAP MEASURE, 46-4   Throws Carlinville Democrat and Carrollton GOP in Same District.

UN Chief Charges Reds Delay Talks  * Refuse to Re-open Bombing Probe

UN Rejects Red Demand For Inquiry   Ridgway Dispatches Straight-Forward Message To Enemy

Ridgway Tells Reds Decision Is Up To Them  All-Out War Or Peace, Commande   All-Out War Or Peace, Commande: Tells Opponents

PEACE OR WAR  SUE PLACED BEFORE REDS   Ridgway Turns Down ‘Communist Demand : For Another Inquiry

Gen. Ridgway Refuses To Back Down To Reds   Refuses To Agree Te Reds Demand For ' New “Bombing” Probe

Ridgway Puts Reds on Spot To Make Decision of All-Out War Or Peace

Woman ‘Dead’ for 10 Hours Begin: ‘Breathing as Body Enters Morque

Woman ‘Dead’ for 10 Hours Revives At City Morgue, Has Chance fo Live

Woman Pronounced Dead 10 Hours Gasps for Breath As ‘Body’ Goes to Moraue

 As New Source Of Funds Truman Side-Steps Questions \Concerning Sales Tax Boosts

President Evades Sales Tax Issue; Says U.S. Will Press To Brand Reds As Aggressors In Korean Fighting

Pusan Bulging To Its Seams With Human Tragedy Of War   Government Trying To Provide Shelter For 500,000 Half-Starved Refugees

Air Secretary Says U.S. Backs Troops In Europe With Atomic Bomb Planes

Planes To Carry Atomic Bombs  Ace  ¢ thmawnab mwas   Air Force Secretary Says Such Planes Going To Europe

Retreat Along Entire WestCentral Front   Add More ‘Casualties 7 17.000 Killed In First 2 Davs Of Pu

UN Slashes Ahead Up to Four Miles   Big New Allied Offensive Keeps Rolling, Causes Heavy Red Casualties   ENEMY FALLING BACK   Prisoners Say Chinese Are Eager To Surrender— Food and Ammo Short

Enemy Reported Retreating Along Entire Front   Big New UN Offensive Rips Off Four-Mile Gain; New Assault Crossings  Made On Han River

GAIN FOUR MILES AGAINST LIGHT RED RESISTANCE   U. S. 25TH DIVISION EXPANDS POSITIONS NORTH OF HAN RIVER

Slaughter Of Thousands Of RedsGoesOn   Allied Troops Tear Gaping Holes in Communist Lines;  17,000 Killed in Two Days.

Reds Withdraw After Failing in Counfer-Atfacks   U.N. Forces Gain Up To 4 Miles; Deepen Han River Bridgehead

Rip Big Holes: In  Communist Lines  U. N. Troops Drive Ahead As Much As Four Miles  in New Offensive RED LOSSES MOUNTING  Prisoners Report They Are Short of Food and Am munition

Artillery, Air and Infantry Attacks Taking Heavy Toll of Reds, Prisoners  Reveal.   MANY CHINESE ARE EAGER TO SURRENDER

Thousands Of tRéds Killed, Wounded In Third Day Of Big Northern Push

Gaping Holes Ripned Onen In’ Red Lines   Allies Drive Aheac 4 Miles in Their Big New Offensive  In Korean War

Offensive Gains’ Up to Four Miles; Foe Fights Rearguard Action   Prisoners Tell of Heavy Casualties   Han Bridgehead Now Five Miles Deep; Red ‘Lesses Pass 17,000

Spokesman n for U.S. Ninth   Corps Says Foe Seems To Be ‘High Tailing’ on Wealentral Front

U.N. Drive Scores Deep, New Gains   Enemy Casualties Mount Higher As Big Offensive Keeps Moving

‘Enemy Seems To Hightailing It' In Retreat   Hans Bridgehead Deepened:; Seoul 15 Miles Away

Rip Big Holes: In Communist Lines U. N. Troops Drive Ahead  As Much As Four Miles  in New Offensive RED LOSSES MOUNTING  Prisoners Report They Are Short of Food and Am  RED LOSSES MOUNTING

Allies Gain Four Miles In Big Offensive   Thousands Of Communist Casualties Added To Enemy Toll

Gaping Holes Torn In Communist Lines As Allied Troops  Advance Four Miles   Red Casualties Grow by ThousandIn Big U.N. Push

U.N. Troops Gain Up to 4 Miles in New Offensive   More Than 17,006 Red Casualties In 2-Day Drive

Allied Troops Rip Gaping Holes In Communist Lines   Take Heavy Toll of Reds in Four-Mile  Advance: Enemy Retreats on Central Front

UN Rips Red Lines, Sends Enemy Force Along Front  General Withdrawal   General Withdrawal Started By Chinese On Length Of Scene

Allies Gain Four Miles In Fresh  Korea Offensive   Thousands Of Red Casualties Added Today To More Than 17,000 Killed Or Wounded In First Two Days Of Drive; Report Red Chinese Retreating All Along Front

Allies Rip Big Holes in Lines, Gain Four Miles  Enemy Casualties   Enemy Casualties Continue To Mount: See General Pullback

Ninth Corps Goes Ahead Four Miles   Communists Suffer Heavy Casualties, Supplies Run Out

i \ Rips Holes ln Red Lines.  Gains 4 Miles   Enemy “High Tailing™ Along Entire Front As Allies Continue New horean Offensive

tnemy Reported Tailing It Away from Front   Sth Corps Meets Little Resistance In Push Northward

Allied Advance Meeting But Little Resistance   Ninth Corps Spokesman Says Enemy Falling Back Rapidly And Gains Up To Four Miles Made In Day.

2, 000 Chinese Killed During ‘Northward Push   Planes, Artillery Give Close Support To Foot Soldiers

U.N, FORCES 60 SWIFTLY AHEAD IN NEW ATTACK   Thousands Of Communists Killed Or Wounded In Allied Northward Push—   Other Gains Made.

Red Casualties Mount Rapidly as General Withdrawal on in One Area

Allied Attacks Rip Big Holes in Commie Lines   Enemy Is on Run As Offense Rolls Over Long Sectors

Temperatures   U. S. Casualties Light: Prisoners Say Reds Short of Shells, Food

Tear Holes In Chinese Defenses   Allies Gain Four More Miles, Claim Red Casualties Run Inte Thauyegnde

Red Casualties Piie-up as Allies Continue Advance   U. N. Troops Gain Up to Four Miles in Big Offensive.

Big Holes Ripped In Enemy Lines By United Nations   Communist Lo«ses Total 17,000 In Firet 2 Daye; Yanks Gain Four Miles

Gains Of Up To 4 Miles Registered  Red Casualties High  As Americans Lead

Foe Driven Back With Big Losses Over Wide Front   Allied Units Advance Up to Four Miles In Several Sectors

REPORT ENEMY CASUALTIES AT 17,000   Prisoners Say Reds Short Of Food And Ammunition  U.S, NINTH CORPS   Meets Little Resistance In 4-Mile Gain: Han River Bridgehead Expands

Allies Gaim Four Miles In Offensive   Thousands More Of Foe Killed, Wounded In General Retreat

REPORT REDS HIGH TAILING IN RETREAT   Enemy in General Withdrawal Before Strong Northward Offensive by American Eighth Army,.   THOUSANDS OF ; RED CASUALTIES   Prisoners Report Heavy  ~ Losses from Artillery, Air Attacks; South Koreans Repel Counterattack.

GI's Rip Hole In Red Lines   Allied Troops Gain Four Miles in Biq Offensive

Gain Up to Four Miles   17,000 Enemy Killed or Wounded in 2 Days

Enemy Reported in Flight After Heavy Casualties As U.N. Forces Push North

Rip Gaping Holes In Enemy Lines Red Losses High  Commies High Tailiny

Allies Rip And Chase  Korea Foe   Four-Mile Gain Adds Casualties In Thousands

Gaping Holes: RippedInRed  Line In Korea   Allied Troops Drive Ahead As Much As Four Miles; Enemy’s Casualties Growing

Reds in Full Flight; Short Of Food, Ammc   Offensive Adds Thousands to Red Casualty Lists

Allied Troops Tore Big Holes In Red Lines   New Gains Reported In Korean Fighting Sectors

Allied Troops Rip Big Holes In Enemy Lines  Reds Retreat Before U.S. Eighth Army’s Major Offensive

UN Forces Rip Holes In Red Line:  Rochester Officer Awaits Chinese   : : — Breaking Point

Enemy's Losses Still Soaring as  Resistance Fades 9th Corps Troops ~ Gain Four Miles;   

Red Withdrawal Hinted By Ninth  Corps Spokesman   Prisoners Report Shortage Of Food, Ammunition; Chinese Officers Flee To Escape Attack

Reds Losing Thousands  In UN Drive   Allies Rip Holes In Lines Of Enemy On WeatCentral Front

Thousands Of Red Casualties Added To Toll   Heavy Air, Land Attacks Demoralizing Communist Forces

Foes’ Casualties 17,000 In 2 Days   U. S. Ninth Corps Spokesman Says ‘Enemy Seems To Be High-Tailing It’ Along Entire West-Central Front

Allies Rip Holes in  Red Line   Report Communists Are Hightailing It in UN Offensive

Gaping Holes Ripped in Communist Lines as Eighth Army Pushes Ahead on 70-Mile Front — Enemy in Retreat, Indicating General Withdrawal is Planned — Thousands of Casualties Added to [7,000 Inflicted in First Two Days.   HAN BRIDGEHEAD EXTENDED

Prisoners Say Chinese Want to Quit   Two Days of New Drive Add Thousands Of Casualtiec

Allied Troops Smash Huge Holes In Communist Lines as New Offensive Pushes Ahead  More Enemy Casualties Are Added To 17,000 Listed in Two Days

Allies Rip Holes In Red Lines As They Advance Four Miles   Enemy High Tailine Along Entire Front

Thousands of Casualties Added Friday to More Than 17,000 in First 2 Days of Northern Push

Reds I'leeing Along Entire Battlefront   Enemy Losses Mount: Han Bridgehead  Is Deepened

Foes Fleeing As Losses In Sector. Mount   Resistance Dwindles In Northward Drive - Through Rugged Ares

Yanks Drive Ahead   Reds Pull Back Four Miles in Some Places As Allies Fight Way Through Wild Terrain

Basketball ‘Fix’ Probes Pressed   Indictments Likely To Rock the Sport

EMPLOYES OF FAIRCHILD 10 » STRIKE TODAY   Union Turns Down Final Wage Offer Of Hagers town Management   @MERIT SYSTEM MAIN STUMBLING BLOCK

To Publish Babson Ouilook for 1952   Forecast on Prices, Labor, Taxes, Agriculture, Politics, to Appear Monday.

Roger W. Babson’s Business Outlook Will Appear In Next Issue Of Bee   Noted Forecaster Has Remarkable Prediction Record

“BUSINESS AMD FIMANGIAL OUTLOOK FOR 52” BY ROGER BABSON IN RERORD KEXT WEEK

Bradley Says We Must Have More Air Power   Says Planes Are Best for Projecting Atom to Battlefield

Need More Air Power, Bradley Says   General Points  To Disadvantage America Faces

Louisiona State Police Say They Expect Damage To Be ‘Heavy’ in Blow Which Strikes 3 Towns

Retailers Deadline For Ceiling Price Lists Extended From Ist To March 22, Says OPS Director

Area Plans Battle For PRR Train:   Od City, Rouseville ‘Titusville Hold Protest Meet

Area Plans Battle For PRR Trains   eee  Oil City, Rouseville, Titusville Hold Protest Meet

‘Stop, Look, Listen,’ Says  Tax Group   Civic Federation Warns Taxpayers Will Be Burdened at Time Federal  Taxes Are Increased.

‘Stop, Look, Listen,’ Says Tax Group   Civie Federation Warns Taxpayers Will Be Burdened at Time Federal 'R,,  Tnereased.

INQUIRIES IN RECESS   Checking Continues in Death of Two at South Dakota UU.

KARR KR KR BP BRITAIN WILL. HAVE  NEW GENERAL ELECTION OCT, 25 PAPER REPORTS

Supreme Court To Rule On Contempt Finding Or Secretary Of Commerce

Court to Study  Steamship Row  ~ High Tribunal to Rule ~ On Dollar Dispute

Says NATO Forces Now Too Small   Eisenhower Sends Request For More Troops

BRITON oAtS 7 DIVISIONS READY 10 HIT   Defense Ministers Discuss Secret Master Plan at Ottawa.

Russia Poises 70 Divisions,  Shinwell Says   Have 215 Division In All, He Claims; Italians Seek Treaty Change

Russ Menace Termed Great By Shinwell   Secret Defense Plar Drawn; Eisenhower Asks Troops

Russians Have 300 Subs, 19,000 Aircraft, Says Atlantic Pact Official —

Malik Genuinely Ill, U. W. Circles Report   Trial Of Oatis To Get Under Way Monday   Specialinisn Va Africa

50 on Board United Air Lines Craft   Colorado and Wyoming Combed After Tales Of Plane Trouble.

Ariliner With 49 Aboard Missing   Search on in Colorado Mountains.—Pilots Had Ended Strike Friday.

Search Planes and Ground Crews Search for Los Air Liner Missing in Flight Over Colorado

SEARCH ON IN NORTHERN COLORADO   ban Francisco to Chicago UAL Mainliner Last Reported Over Cheyenne On Way to Denver.

Charles City Girl Listed  on Plane  United Airliner Seen in Peaks

DC-6 Crashes  in Rockies .   One of First United Planes Put Back in Service After Strike Overdue

Debris of DCO Bound From °’Frisco To Chicago Sighted West of Ft. Collins. Colo. in Foothills

Last Report Is Radioed  At ( iheyenne   San Francisco -Chicago Run Carrying 44 Passengers

DC6 With 49 Aboard Is Missing   Search Northern Colorado for Trace of UAL Mainliner

Plane Last Contacted In Wyoming   United Air Line Unable To Confirm Renorts Of Farmers

SEEK MISSING AIRLINER WITH 44 PASSENGERS   CHICAGO-BOUND PLANE IS FEARED DOWN IN COLORADO

Search Planes Comb Colorado Area for Plane   Farmers Report Crashes at Widely Separated Points

Northern Colorado Is Combed in Search for DC-6 That Vanished On Flight from Coast

49 Aboard Liner Lost in Far West  United DC-6 Fails To Reach Cheyenne

Plane May Be Down In Colorado   Widespread Search Organized for DC-6  Overdue at Denver

Shattered Wreckage Sighted; No Signs of Crash Survivors   Search Plane Sights Remains On Mount; Transport Apparently Off Course When 1+ Plunaed Into Forest Killing Passengers

‘Cheyenne, Wye— ) — The Civil Aeronautics adminletration reperted teday that the wreckage ef a missing United Airliner had _ been sighted near Fe. Cellins, Cole.

Search Near Denver For Lost Plane   Chicago - Bound DC6 Thought Te  Have Crashed

49 Persons on UAL Mainliner Going to Chicage  Two Report Hearing Plane in Distress

Air and Ground Search In Colorado For Big UAL Plane   DC-6 Last Heard From At 12:46 P M. Near Chevenne

Airliner Missing Over Colorado With 49 Aboard   One for First Strike End UAL Flights Lost

Hunt Missing Airliner With 49 Aboard   Farmer Reports Hearing Sound Of Plane Crash

Embars go Vote Against China Slated In UN      Approy: it Foreeast, .” Soviet Bloc’ Likely-. -Yo Ignore Arms Bax:

Embargo Act Slated ‘oday  UN Plane Ta Temnocea   UN Plans To Impose Ban On Red Chinese

Assembly Meets On Embargo Issue  Overwhelming Approval   Overwhelming Approval Assured on Halting All Shipments to Red China

Cost Likely to Drop. Also ICortisone Shortage May End Through Use of Poisonous Yam

RAIN EXPECTED IN SOUTHEAST   Winds On Gulf Are Pick: ing Up Moisture For Inland Spots

ee ee ee ee ee ‘Realistic Roulette  Pa es * Ok  Bartender Forgets Gun Cylinder Turns

Joy Goes To Kaesong For Talks   Delegates Say UN. Seeks Honorable Armistice In Korea

‘Copters Carry Negotiators To Korea Capital   Hope, Uncertainty, Caution Reflected By Tearn Leaders

General Sees Group Off At Munsan   Terms Must Be ‘Honorable,’  Adm. Joy Says

Allies, Enemy  Ready To Oper Peace Talks —  General Ridgway Warns Conference  Mav Nat End War

Rental Hike Made Feature Of Extension   House Bill Proposes New-Used Auto Relaxation

House Group OKs 1-Year Extension of Economic Curbs   Committee Tentatively Approves Bill, Including Boosts in Rent

Bess Penley Is Convicted In Hammonds Case  Hawkins Git Also Found Guilty in

Shivers rslexas islature Stale Against  ofage, Possible my Alfack

Last Reported Near Lake Waccamaw, N.C....  Coast Is Combed For Two  Missing Fighter Planes

OTHER IMPORTANY'   Ttalian Commie Glamor Girl Tried For Abusing Pope

British Cabinet  To Name Iran  Oil Mission Semi-Official Group To Fly To Teheran

British Pick Mission for  Peace Talks   Iran To Receive Group Representing Company, Not British Government

British Forming ‘Oil’ Mission   Cobia: f% -oses Group to Ledve For Tehran Talk

British Mission To Visif Iran In Oil Dispute   Cabinet To Select Group For Talks With Iranians

British to Choose Mission to Iran  For Oil Parley   2 Cabinet Members Tc Be Selected, Say Officials

British To Name lran Delegates  Mission Prepares cee AVE Decleue

British Cabinet Meets to Select Mission fo Iran   Expected to Insist Government Official Sit In On Conference

Says Method of Dismissing Him Put U.S. in Jeopardy; Bitterly Critical Of Ban on Bombing Chinese Bases

Declares Truman's Way of Firing Him Jeopardized Nation  Lashing Out at President Follows Bitter Statements Aaainst Washinaton Orders

Lashes Out at President Truman Who He Says Made It Impossible For Him to Carry Out Directives

General Declares Nation’s Interest Jeopardized in ‘Action Taken by President

SAYS JOINT STAFF IN “TO ATTACK CHINESE                Could Have Thrown Chinese Out of Korea With Full Use of Air. Power, Macé Senators. Believes Russia Not i in a it Launch Attack in Far East. =

General Says Soviets Can't Make Affack   MacArthur Lashes At Truman For Sudden Dismissal -

MacArthur lells Senate Free Use Could Have Thrown Chinese Back  “WORKED IN VACUUM” Commander Con siders Reasons for Dismissal “Invalid”

i Tells Senators Korea War Could Be Over If It Were Backed To ‘Full Capacity’

Could Have Thrown Chinese Out of Korea Last Fall With Full Use of Air Power, MacArthur Tells Senators. Believes Russia Not in Position to Launch Attack in Far East.

Deposed Commander Criticizes ‘Summary’ Manner in Which _ He Was Relieved of Duties *.  NO QUESTION, THOUGH, OF RIGHT  MacArthur Bitterly Protests Orders From Washington Which Kept Him —  From Using Air Power on Chinese

Declares Full Use of Air Power Would Have Beaten China Reds   ‘Assumes’ Truman  Vetoed JCS Project   General Says Reports He Made to U. N. Were Given Political Slant

MacArthur Tells Senate Free Use Could Have Thrown Chinese Back  “WORKED IN VACUUM” Deposed Commander Con siders Reasons for Dismissal “Invalid”  —_— se s27 

Manner Of Firing Assailed   Says Interests of Nation Jeopardized By Summary Action

U.S. Distributes Jap Peace Draft  All Nations But Russi - Ready to Accept {t

Proposed Text Of Peace Agreement With Japanese Is Almost Prepared

PEACE TREATY FOR JAPANESE ON LAST MILE   Revised Draft Is Sent To Fifteen Nations For Check

Japanese Peace Nears Completior   U. S. is Determined To Have Terms Signed,  According to Sources

Japanese Peace Treaty Reaches T-Crossing Stage; U.S. Pushes for Signing This Summer

Japan Peace Treaty Goes To 15 Lands  For Approval   Revised Draft Sent Nations Who Fought In Pacifie’s Conflict

Peace Treaty Reaches Final T-Crossing Stage   ‘Dewey: Cautions Nations Against ‘Peace by Surrender.or Appeasement

Jap Treaty Draft Ready For Action.   Russia Only Nation Expected To Balk At Terms Of Pact

U.S. Pushes Signing Of Jap Treaty   Begins Distributing Revised Draft To 15 Others Which Fought

Jap Treaty Nears Final Stage Today   State Department Begins Distribution Of Revised Draft

APAN’S PEACE TREATY NEAR COMPLETION   U. S. Determined To Close Issue This Summer

U.S. Pushing For Early Signing Of Japanese Treaty:   Proposed Text At The T Crossing Stage; Copies Distributed.

U. 5. Defermined to Get Peace’ Move Completed This Summer;  USSR Will Be Only Recalcifrant

U.S. Claims Over 90,000  Casualties   Armored Patrols Seek Out Strength Of Chinese Army

Planes Carry War To Reds; Ground Patrols Test Lines   Communist Jet Aircraft Becoming Active; MIG Shet Down With No Allied Craft Lost

Armored Patrols Testing Strenath Of Red Positions   Enemy Casualties Reportedly Now Exceeding 90,000

JN Forces Drive Into Wonju For Three Hours, Then Withdraw; Temperature 10 Relow Zero.

Yanks Regain Wonju Again, Then Pull Out   Enemy Forces U.N. to Withdraw From Ichon; Red Jet Plane Downed

Allied Planes Strike Against Enemy Troops   Mere Than 90,000 Chi. nese And North Korean - Casualties Claimed

Foe Sends Over 40 Jets Into Fray and Loses One; American General Confident

PATROLS CROSS DEFENSE LINE TESTING ENEMY   Nearly 60,000 Chiness« Reds Are Casualties Since November 24

Prophet Without Honor In Homeland FORECASTER ASLEEP, SOCIETY SAYS

fropnet is Lioomed  Exalted Groundhog Only One Of The Worst Pests

Are Asked To ‘Suggest Some Other Site   Exchange Of Notes Leaves Re. sumption Of Suspended Armistice ‘Conference Still Possible   SONGHYON LOCATED IN NO MAN'S LAND

RIDGWAY CALLS ON REDS 10 PROPOSE ACCEPTABLE SITE   Resgninet of Suspended » Negotiations Appears < Only: Barely Poscible

Reds Refuse to Change Site of  Peace Parley   Hope Fades That Talks Wil Ever Be Resumed

Reds Invite Allies Back  To Kaesong  Ridgway Promptly Suggests That Reds

RedsRefuse To Shift Site Of Conferenec   Ridgway Suggests , That Conimunists Seleet New Town

Ridgway Counters By _ Asking Communists To. Suggest New Location

Foe Demands Kaeson g Talks   New Note Sent By Ridgway To  Chi inese

Communists Reject Ridgway Proposal [o Resume Truce Talks at New Site

Reds Refuse ite for Talks   Gen. Ridgway Asks Reds To Name Site on Neutral Ground

Ridgway Urges Them To Suggest Another No-Man‘s-Land Village   Resumption of Suspended Armistice Conference Left Only Barely Possible By Exchange.

Report Comes From Red Newsman At Panmunjom As Armistice Talks Proceed With Little Or No Results

CAPTIVES: IN RED CAMPS AT CHINA BORDER   Chinese Correspondents Hint Only Half of 10,000 Missing Americans Are War Prisoners.   NONE ARE BEING HELD INSIDE CHINA   Allies Make New Concessions in Truce Talks; Offer to Discuss Troop Withdrawals.

Red Writer Estimates Total Held   Says Many Though In Enemy Prison Killed in Action

NEWSMAN TELLS ALLIED LEADERS OF DEATH TOLL   Communist Says No More Than Half Of Missing U, S, Captives Held As Pri soners.

REDS HOLD HALE MISSING GIS   Truce Teams Await ‘Pro per Time’ For Withdrawal Discussions

Red Newsman Hints Only 5,900 POWs   Allied Compromise Opens Effort To Reach Agreement

Allies Change Their Position   Will Talk Troop Withdrawal After Enforcement of Terms, Prisoner Exchange Settled

Newsman Says Data Compiled On Prisoners   Accounts fer, Only Half of Missing Mea

HINTS ONLY HALF OF MISSING . IN KOREA ARE WAR PRISONERS   Statement Not Taken To Confirm Hanley , Report OF 5,500 Killed

Allies Suggést Compromise On Truce In Korea  Early Withdrawal Of Army Refused  nmanmPmrnpmT we Tito ue wa A Ar

Hints Only Half Of Missing Gls Held Prisoner   Red Writer Says Captive Yanks Held In Korea; Push For Truce Pact

Hint Half Of Missing  In Prisons   Communist Correspondent Causes Speculation at Korean Cease-Fire Talks

HINT NOT OVER HALF U.S. MISSING RED PRISONERS   UN SAYS DISCUSSION TROOP WITHDRAWAL IS POSSIBLE LATER

Report Not Indicative  Of Slayings   Allies Drop Demand for Joint Inspection Teams — Withdrawal of Troops Out  — ee   ‘Held in Manchuria   Red Reporters Declare Soldiers Are in Border Camp

ALLIES: OPEN MAJOR EFFORT ON AGREEMENT; IMMEDIATE TROOP WITHDRAWAL REFUSED

Hints No More Than 5,000 Held By Reds   Chinese Newsman Reminds That Many Missing Never Found

Half May Be  Prisoners   Major Effort Made on Armistice Agreement

Red Hints Half Of Gls Missing Are Prisoners   Allies Held Near Manchurian Border

Allies Reject Proposal For Troop Ouster   Withdrawal Problem Raised By Reds, Seen As Conciliatory Moye

Half of Missing Men Said Captives   Enemy Newsman’s Story Leaves Fate  Of Many U.N. Soldiers: Unknown

Missing Troops Not All POW’s Communist Hints  Inspection Demand Dropped by Allies

Red ‘Reporter So Infers At Truce Parley.   Comments That Jo All Wars Many Missing Usually Dead.

Infers Half Of Missing . Yanks Dead  ‘ At Truce Session Talks to Newsmen

Figure Is Half Of Missing In Korean Battle   Chinese Reporter Reveals POW List; Allied Negotiators Agree to Discussion

U.N. Moves ToSpeed Up Truce Talks   Communists Say No U.N. Captives Taken To China

Communists Hint No More Than Half Of 10,000 Yanks Listed Missing In Korean War Held As War Prisoners

Red News Correspondent Says Not Over Half of Men Listed ‘As Missing Held as Prisoners

Reds Indicate Number UN POWs Small   Hint That Not More Than Half 10,000 Missing Men in  Commie Korean Compounds

Hint Many ‘Missing’  Not POW’s   Reds Indicate Not More Than Half Of 14,000 Held by Then

Allies To Talk On Withdrawal  Plan for Troops Reds Hint Only Half Of U. S. Missing Are Prisoners of War

REDS CLAIM U.N. PRISONERS ARE IN NORTH KOREA  iReport They Hold Only 5,000 Men

Hint Prisoner Total Not More Than 5,000 Gls   Half of Missing Men Probably Killed in Battle, Say Reds

Reds Hint Only Half of Missing Are Prisoners  Chinese Reporter Says Reds Have Data

Hints Only About 5,000 Are Held   Communist Newsman Discusses Casualties; Says Allied Men Held In Big Camps

Hint Reds Now Have Only 5,000 Prisoners   Communist Correspondent Indicates Only Half 10,000 Americans Missing Are Prisoners of War In North Korea

UN Agrees To Discuss Withdrawal  All POW’s In North Korea,  Dede Claim

Red Aircraft Stay at Home While Infantrymen Launch Probing Attacks on Allies

Hint Only Half of Missing Yanks are Prisoners of Reds   U.N. Drops Demand For Joint Teams Of Inspectors

Only Half 10,000 Missing U.S. Troops Are Prisoners   Allies Change Peace Demands

Red Writer Says Missing Yanks Are Prisoners   Many Held By Reds In Korea

Says Half of 10,000 Americans Reported Missing Are POW's   Report Comes from a Chinese Newsman at Panmunjom.

Commies Hint They've Only 5 000 Prisoners   Newsman: Gives Statement; Allies Reverse Stand

No Apparent Progress In Cease-Fire Talks   Communist Newsman Says No More Than Half Of 10,000 Missing Americans Can Be Held By Enemy

Red Newsman Gives Hint On Prisoners   Statement Indicates Only Half of Missing Americans Captured

Holding Only Half Of Gls Listed Missing, Reds Say   Allies Agree To Discuss Troop Withdrawal Before Signing Truce: No Cease-Fire Near

Red Newsman s Hint On U.S. POWs Studied   Communist. Writer Says No More Than Half Of Missing Men Are Prisoners

Major Effort Being Made For Armistice   Policing Problems Must Be Solved By Negotiators Next

5000 Missinc Yanks Dead, Reds Hint   Allies Ease Stand On Inspection, Troops Withdrawal

Half of Missing Gls Prisoners.  Savs RedWriter   Allies Drop Demand for Joint Inspection Teams

U.N. Withdraws Joint Armistice  Policing Demanc  Half of ‘Missing’ List Casualties, Reporter Hints

Report Comes from.Chinese Newsman at Panmunjom, Where Allied Truce Negotiators Open Major Effort to Reach Agreement on Compromise Program for Policing Armistice

Income Levy Still Key Item For Assembly  Governor Fine’s Tax Rill Tied unm Since   Governor Fine’s Tax Bill Tied up Since Winnina House

Death Penalty Meted Out for William Cook   Diminutive Mass Killer Is Unmoved as Court Decrees  He Must Die in Gas Chamber

‘Bad Boy’ Given Death Senfence   Already Faced’ With Five 60-Year Terms

Pint-Sized Desperado Sentenced . . os Kidnaper, Murderer Gets Death Penalty

BADMAN COOK IS SENTENCED TO GAS CHAMBER   Draws Death Penalty for Sixth Murder; Kidnaped Nine.

Truman s Heatiia Pian Could Go’   President Would Yield To ‘Almost As Good’ Proposal, He Says

President Challenges Health Plan Foes To Produce Better Proposal For Nation

Offer Better Health Plan. koe Is Told   Truman Says HighPrices Making Millions Miss Care

Health Plan Gets Truman Challenge   President Says He'll “Go Along With Better Proposal.”’

Invites ‘Better Proposal’ Truman Offers Compromise In National Health Project

Tanks Stab Five Miles  From Seoul   Planes, Artillery Unleash Inferno

DRIVE WITHIN FIVE MILES OF SEOUL   Action Greatest Exploitation Of Armor During War   Hurl Back Counterattacks By Reds: Fighter Planes, Artillery Hit Hard

Three-Pronged Assault Nears Korean Capital  Task Forces Meet Fierce Resistance Ra Clinaca Tenane

« Biggest Allied Tank Attack of War Smashes to Within 5 Miles of Seoul

—KOREA—  Push Halts  Five Miles  From Seoul U.N. Troops Meet  Fierce Resistance

Peak Allied Tank Force Mauls Reds   Drives to Within Five Miles of Seoul and Then Withdraws.

Three-Prongec Assault Nears Korean Capital  Task Forces Meet   Task Forces Meet Fierce Resistance By Chinese Troops

VMiove to Within Five Miles of Burned-Out Capital and Then Withdraw to South; Commies Are Mauled All Along the Route; General Ridgway on Hand ta Watch Action

Record UN Tank Force Blasts Red China Lines   Three-Pronged Drive Gets Aerial. Artillery Support

ALLIED DANE MEETS HEAVY AED ATTACKS   Advance Patrols Reported te  Less Than Seven Miles from Seoul.

Counterattacks Increasing as Allies Advance  Patrols Push Within Seven Miles of Seoul; Many Reds Killed

Press Attack Nearer Seoul  —hkill Many   Allies Within 7 Miles of Capital; 5,000 Enemy  Casualties in a Week

ALLIED DRIVE NEARS SEOUL; REDS RESIST   It's Up To MacArthur If Parallel Crossed, UN Delegate Savs

Huge Losses Inflicted On Chinese Reds   Counter Attacks Enemy Stepped Up As Allied Troops Advance

Allies Slowly Crunch Forward Toward Seoul   Counter-Attacks Increase But U. N. Pushes Doqgedly On

Air Attacks Increasing  As Chinese Fight Back   Assistant Secretary Of Army. Pays Visit To Front-Line Area

Foe Active But Yanks Press On   Planes Sear Chinese Ahead of Advance

Allied Forces in Less Than Seven Miles ef Seoul in Slowed Advance

5,790 Enemy Troops Fall in single Vay s Actor heme Official Earl Johnson Views Battle

Allied Troops Within Seven Miles Of Seoul  Almost 15, 000 Reds  a en   Almost 15,000 Reds Killed Since Jan., 9,790 Since Friday

Allies Press Offensive   Strong Counterblow Holts Column Driving Toward Pert of Inchon

Nearly 15,000 Reds Killed in 10 Days   Chinese Fight Back In Three Places, Thrown Back in Two Attempts

~SHIPMENTS ARE REVEALED— Says Red China Trade Makes ‘Shocking Story’

12 Mississippi Dems Indicted For Job-Selling.   Supported Truman Ourine ‘48 Revolt

General Does Not Want fo Point Finger at Him, However   May Come Under Great GOP Pressure at Hearinas to Do So. Insiders Believe

Beer Truck Was To Have Rammed Car   Planned Traffic “Accident’ Revealed As Law Authorities Rush To  Prevent Consummation.

Bill To Redistrict State About Ready  Carroll County Would Be. come Part OF Maryland’s Sixth

CARROLL COUNTY MAY BE SHIFTED   Might Join Sixth District To Take Care Of New  Congressman

Check Story Of Youthful Rail Worker   Agents Want To See If He Meant  To Harm Truman

Secret Service Questions lllinois Man  Son Was Always Wild, Mother Says at Marion

Excess Profits Bill Is Ready For Signature  House Sends Latest Tax Increase Bill TT. Tha Deac tant

Excess Profits Measure Senf To President   .House Approves Three Billion Dollar Bill In Minute

Bowl Game Details On Sports Pages .  Profits Tax Bill Sent to Truman  Estimated to Raise $3,300,000,000

$3 Billion Excess Profits Tax Bill Ready   Congress Sends Money Measure For HST’s Siqnature

Excess Profits Tax Bill Clears Rist Conaress   $3 Billion Measure Set For Truman's Signature

Army Reserves Involuntarily Called Up Will Be Released In Six Months In New Plan

Army Reservists fo Be Released   100,000 to Get Discharge, Pace Says

RES aE RMR oe CE UAE ORE ST, Se eRe ee ee a  100,000 Army Reservists fo Be Released

Reserves To Be Released In SixM onths Army. To Keep Only ‘Irranlaceablec’ On Active Dict

Allies Demand Present Front   Enemy Wants 38th Parallel Dividing Line

TRUCE ENVOYS IN STALEMATE      Reds Stand Firm On 38th Parallel As Cease  Eiva Lina

‘Governor Declares That  Mississippi Will Not  Be Dumping Grounds Fo  Undesirable- Elements

French High Commissioner for Cambodia Stabbed to Death by Unknown Assassin   Jean De Raymond Killed in His Sleep; Stabbed Repeatedly With a Lono Knife

Commissioners Anticipate Increase In Cost Operation Will Raise  County Taxes.

Republicans Rally With Cry to Untie MacArthur's Hands  General Says Europe’: War Now Being Fough' On Korean Battlefield:

GOP Forces Call for More Authority, Resources for Him   »howdown on General Expected Between White House and State Dept.

Congress Demands That Gen. MacArthur Be Given Free Hand to Fight Reds

Soviet Bid For Global Empire Starts In Asia   Demands Fired Up In Congress ‘To Give MoaeArthoe Authority

WINDS, HAIL STRIKE   Storm Cools Air But Causes Widespread Damage in State

Truman Warns Lists Accuracy Not Veritied   Defense Department Rushing to Complete Data on Prisoners

Mother And Son Sent ToPrison:.   “Pair Sentenced In’ “-Robbery-Slaying .

TRUMAN DENIES SUPPORTING IKE   Brands Times Story 0/1 Eisenhower Support Fictional

Truman Denies Eisenhower Offered Demo Nomination   Truman Surprised At Krock For Story InN. Y. Times

Truman Denies Published Report That He Offered to Back Eisenhower for President   Truman Vacations In Florida

Ike Support Story Denied By President   New York Times Writer Says Offer Made To Back General Political]:

Truman Denies He  Made Offer to Ike   Says He Didn't Offer To Support Ike For Democratic Nomination

lruman Denies Support Offer To Ike in '5?  New York Times   New York Times Reports Proposal Made This Week

Harry Denies He Offered to Support Ike   No Truth in Story By New York Times, President Asserts

Truman Denies Bidding To Support Eisenhower As Candidate In 1952

OFFERING HELP TO EISENHOWER   Ike Also Denies Tale: Columnist Sticks To His Guns

Truman, Genera Deny Reported Politics Offer   Newsman Claims Eisenhower Gets Truman Backing

Truman Denies Ever Offering To Support Ike   Eisenhower Aide Also Discounts Story, Calls It ‘Purely Fictional’

H.S.T. Denies Offer To Ike   New York Times Story a Phony, President Declares

President Says His Support Nof Extended To Ike   Rejection Is Implied Times Reporter Says Of Meeting

Truman Denies Claim He May Support ‘Ike’  President Says There  Is ‘No Truth’ In New

Truman Denies Backing Offered To Eisenhower   Alleged Proposal Neither Accepted, Rejected By General, Saya Writer

Truman Denies Offering to Back lke for President   Report by Arthur Krock Is Printed By New York Times

BUT TIMES WRITER SAYS IT'S TRUE ~ \  Truman Denies Offering Ike His Support

Truman: ‘No Offer by Me To Back lke   News Story in Questior Said General Implied Refusal To Accept.

Truman Denie: Making Offer To Eisenhower  But Times Writer Warned Story Would  PRrinke Roaneorenceeanane

(President Denies He ‘Offered to. Step Down ‘Jf Ike Runs as Demo.

Truman Denies Truth Of Report He Made Eisenhower Political Offer -

Truman Denies  Offer to Back  Eisenhower Tke’s Office Also  Says N. Y. Times ss. .... ££. 6nrye «at... 9

Truman Denies Offer  To Back Eisenhower  No Truth to Article in New York Times, President Asserts. . 

Truman Denies He Offered to Support Ike  Says Surprised At Report by bs gah A ee a ica go

N. Y. Times Writer's Article Discounted Also by General’s  Quarters in Paris

Truman Denies Offering ‘Ike’ Help ito Secure Democratic Nomination

Called ‘Fictional’ OO  Truman. Denies Story That He Offered To Back Eisenhower

Truman Denies Backing ‘Ike’ For President   Generals Aides Also Deny Story By Arthur Krock

HST Denies Story He Will Step Down lf ‘lke’ Wants Joh   New York Times Report Is Also Discounted At SHAFRFF

Truman Denies Offer Of Stepping Aside In  Favor Of Eisenhower As Democratic Choice

President Denies  An Offer to Ike   N. Y. Times Writer Say: Truman Offered Support for Nomination   IN GENERAL’S — VISIT   Account States Ike Impliec Rejection of Truman’s Policies

~  —— SUPPORT? — Truman — Denies ’52 Bid to Ike   TIMES STORY TELLS PROPOSAI

Didn’t Offer To Support Ike, He Says   Denies Truth — OF Article In New York Times

Not a Word of Truth in It, Says President   But Reporter Still Thinks He Offered te Step Aside and Support General for Democratic Nomination in 1952.   Waiter Claims Poison Given to Him to Place in Sugar at Large Hotel

Headquarters General Terms Report False   Bid Concerned Only Demo Nomination, Reporter States

Truman Says Krock Story Not Truthful   President Denies Eisenhower Offer

Truman Denies He Made Eisenhower Offer of Support for Presidency

BUT TIMES WRITER SAYS IT’S TRUE  Truman Denies Offering Ike’ His Supper

President Denies Report Hes Read\ Back Eisenhower   Duff Confident Ike Republican Party Member

DIDN'T OFFER TO BACK ‘IKE’, SAYS TRUMAN   No Truth’ in Story By New York Times, He Tells Reporters

Denies He Offered Presidency   Columnist States President Assured General of Suppor

Offer to Back ‘ke’ Denied by President   Eisenhower's Paris Office Also Raps N.Y. Times Story

Truman Says No Truth to Story He Offered to Back Gen. lke for Presidency

PRESIDENT DENIES REPORT HE OFFEREI IKE52 BACKING  WV OT... Waite Gaera      N.Y, Times Writer Says Truman Made Propositior During Recent Meeting

Truman Flatly Denies Story In  New York Times  Declares Kro ck Article

Believes Ike Would Be Popular As Democrat Shivers Says President Must Change To Win Texas Support

O'Dwyer Tells Probers Crime Alliance Aim   If Such Organization Existed It Was to Avert Bloodshed Between Ganas. He Say:

0'Dwyer Takes Stand at Crime Probe Hearing   Says Any Alliance With Gamblers Was T« Avert Gang Wars

French Ratif v Schuman Plan  To Pool Coal   Assembly Supports Pleven’s Young Government In 2 Separate Votes

Says Submarines Get Much Credit   Captured Book Tells Of Part Midget Craft Had At Pearl Harbor

Role of Jap  Subs Related Pearl Harbor Afttacl  ad te Raa  we rrit

Pearl Harbor Destruction  Credited To M idget Subs   Captured Japanese Book Says Tiny Underwater Vessels Were Cause Of ‘Successful’ Attack

—10 YEARS AGO TODAY—  SAY 5 MIDGET SUBS ATTACKED PEARL HARBOR   Captured Book Credits Suicide Raid With U. S. Fleet Destruction.

o Tiny Jap. Subs Given Big Credit   Book Capturea in Tokyo Tells of Attack on Pearl Harbor

me ee aldhlClC OUT  "Midget Jap Subs Played Big Role at Pearl Harbor

Captured Japanese Book Credits 5 Midget Subs for Inflicting Heavy Pearl Harbor Destruction

) Japanese Subs Get Zig “Credit” In Attack Vlade On Pear! Harbor

Jap Subs Had Big Role at Pearl Harbor , Captured Book  Tells Story of I}ndercaa Strika

Five Midget Subs in Raid on Harbor  Japanese Volume Tells of Flotilla

Captured Jap Book Tells of Sub Attacks   Did More. Damage Than Planes at Pearl Harbor, Author Asserts

Captured Jap Book Credits Midget Subs As Raid Me TOCSs   Kemembei Peari  Harbor?

Japanese Book Credits Midgets in Pearl Harbor Blow   Small Submarines Did Joh of Big Proportions, Is Story—2 Queries Timameworndl

Atom Weapons To Have Tests   ‘Hell Bomb’ Also Scheduled Far Eniwetok Tryout .

General Plans To Return toU.§ In Three Weeks   Republican Leaders Discuss Chances of Impeaching Truman

Republicans Demand Complete Investigation And General's Appear:  ance Before Congress.

Churchill Uses Peace Theme in Campaign Talk   Tells Britishers to Prevent War Will be, ‘Last Prize  Seek’

CIRD FOR BIG BRITISH VOTE   Churchill _ Asks Last Chance To Oppose World War Ill

ast Prize I Seck’ —_—_$_—waa ee FEC:  Churchill Asks Chance To Aid In Preventing World Wer 2

Prevent War, Is Churchill Aim  ' Asserts Election “Last Prize  Seek”

WILLIAMS PUTS NAME TO BILL MAKING IT LAW   Strong Public Demand For New Measure, Governor Declares

Governor Lists Three Reasons For Signing Bill  - Measure Effective  Afene OF Dave

Governor Signs Grand Jury Bil  Revived Law To Take Effect In 90 Days

Cites Interest by Citizens   Governor Says Legislature Has Studied Bill

\28 Inductees Say Tney Were Hungry, Cola —  Draft Board Complains About Food, Rooms for Mer

Board in Des Moines County Charaes Inadequate Shelfer, Food Provided During [rip

Reports After Surprise 'nspections Army Investigator Clears Draftees’ Des Moines Hotel

Says Most Secret Information of U. S. Has Been Published   Truman Defends Action Banning Publication of Secret Data.

TRUMAN EXPLAINS: — SECURITY ORDER   President Says U. 8S. Press Re leased Secret Information

Original Cisco Kid Succumbs  Bronchal Pneumonia Fatal After Operatior

Matinee Idol, Warner Baxter, Succumbs At 62  Death Ends Years Of Horrible Pain For Oniainal Ctecs Kid

DEATH ENDS SUFFERING OF © MOVIE STAR   Warner: Boxter, Famed as Cis co Kid, As. ‘Victim - of Arthritis.

Ae ‘tor Warner Baxter, 62, Dies: W on Osear As First ‘Cisco Kid’

Starvation Kills Warner Baxter  Movie Cisco Kid, fw & -_-™* a oe .

Warner Baxter, Film Star, Dies  Actor Succumbs at Home: Ill Lona Time

U.S. On Same Path That Led To Two World Wars, Korean Fight, Declares Ex-Supreme Commander — Address Prompts Cries OF ‘Politics’

Mac Accuses President Of ‘Blundering’ We Are Following Path To i General Says; Opponents Rep   oMae’s Talk Highlights

Wonders Just Why Somebody Doesn‘t Give Advice to the ©  College Graduates. of 1932.

Red Attacks Repulsed By Allies   Fanatic Bands Slash Into UN Positions

FANATICAL BANDS OF KOREAN REDS HURLED BACK IN SHARP ACTION; VAN FLEET CONFIDENT

Enemy Hordes Hurled Back: © Action Mounts   U.N. Forces Begin Initial Phase of _ Autumn Offensive

ENEMY FAILS T0 DISLODGE UN INFANTRY   Allies Capture Two “Heartbreak Ridge”’ Heights

OFFICE BUILDING'S FREE FUEL CUT Firemen Drill Into Dallas Mystery Gasoline Pool

Tanks Forced Back By Heavy Mortar Fire   Enemy Launches Furious Attacks

Mare Zed Trooas Facing Tite Allies   Kumsong Defense Stiffened By The Enemy

Reds Launch Suff Attacks  Near Kumsong   Fresh Chinese Troops In Action; Allies Gain On East. West Fronts

Furious Fighting Rages, Some at Close Range, After Enemy Moves Up Fresh Division.   ALLIED PLANES HIT TROOPS AND TRANSPORT   Three Shot Down by Enemy Ground Fire — North Korea Rails Cut in 150 Places.

Reds Shift . Division To Defense  Of Kumsong   Furious Attacks Are Unleashed; Air War Slackens After Eicht Dawe

UN Forces Advance In East, West   Probing Allied Tanke Rew Into Heavy Communist Mortar Fira

Chinese: Begin: Fiery Attack. Near Kumsong      New Division of Enemy Fighters at : important Road whi

Bleak Kumsong Area Scene Of Fierce Struagle  Subcommittees Now Trying To Resolve Truce Line Issue

Reinforced Chinese Reds Launch Furious Attacks On Battered Kumsong   Fresh Defenders Stiff-Arm Allied Tanks And Infantry Probing Around Important Communist Supply Center

Field to Face Second Sentence   Millionaire Angel of Leftists Again Refuses to Answer Questions

Brown County Official Quits Young Republicans  After McCarthy Argument

GOP Attacks HST, Boyle, Asks/ Probe   Democrats Say -Republicans Playing Politics

ENLISTMENTS CUT IN NAVY, AIR ARM   Curtailment to Affect Local Air Force Applicants Directly   State Quota 13 a Day

IN NAVY, AIR ARM   Curtailment to Affect Local  Air Force Applicants Directly   NO WORD ABOUT NAVY

Separate Probes Into Rail Wreck Are Underway  Sabotage, High Speed Are Told in Query  To Find Cause

Railroad Wreck Probe Underway   Injured Fighting For Life; Engineer Admits ‘Double Speed’

Inquiries Of Rail Tragedy Opened   Separate Hearings Slated To Determine Cause

Probes of Rail: Wreck Underway   -'Hearings Scheduled “Today; Sabotage: And - Hich. Speed Mentioned

WRECK DEATH TOLL NOW 83   Twin Probes Aimed A Determining Cause Of Disaster

TRAIN WRECK LAID T0 SPEED   Two Separate Investigations Into Cause Of Disaster Under Way  HUGE SUITS LIKELY

engineer Aamits oV MFM in 23-Mile Zone : Excessive Speed Indicated as Probable Cause Of Jersey Train Derailment Which Killed 82

Investigations Into Tragic Train Wreck Indicate Speed Contributed To Accident

Probes Seek Cause of Rail Wreek   FBI Checking Possibility Of Sabotage: Attorney Says Speed One Factor; Reridce Said Sonnd

Wedemeyer Steps Out  - WWILE General Retires. at 34. = de;  umn: A wee

Wedem ever Retires Today   General Will Be Official of AVCO_ Corporation

Gen. Wedemeyer Retires From Army, To Become industrial Executive

Gen. Wedemeyer  Retires Today   Lieutenant General Had as Last Command Sixth Army —Joins Engine Corporation

Conflicting Testimony To Be Re-Checked   Alcohol Tax Unit Head Resigns But Without Detriment

INVESTIGATION INTO INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU   Irregularities Reperted In St- Louis, Besten, New Yerk  JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS GIVEN ONE CASE

House Group ProbesRevenue Dept. ‘Scandal’   Perjury Charged As Testimony Indicates Nation-Wide Scheme

MORE REVENUE IRREGULARITY FOUND IN U. S.   Corruption Indications Uncovered In Other Major Cities

Internal Revenue Inquiry Fans Out To Four Cities   Corruption and Irregularities Charged: Testimony Given to Justice Dept. for Possible Perjury Prosecution.

Stolen Car Is Believed to Be Used by Killer in Oneonta, Found in Danbury

Fisenhower Makes Solemn Appeal For Defense of Europe Against Reds

New Officers. For U.N. Now   Ecuadorian President of Security Council, Three New Notions Members

UN SECURITY . COUNCIL-CETS NEW PRESIDENT   Eeusdor ' Delegate - Suc; : ceeds China’s Tsiang;   3 me  i Three New Members

POWERFUL AIR ARM CAN FORCE RUSSIA'S HAND   Senators Would Put It Te Seviets Te Decide Between War And Peace   AMERICA LOSING IN PRESENT ARMS RACE

Senators Talk Of Expanding U.S. Air Power   Military Bill Would More Than Double Present Strenath

Senators Talk Of Expanding US Air Power   Maybank To Support Air ‘Showdown’ Ril!

Mr. Truman Asks Price Law Change  President Declares Public Te Suffer

Truman Urges Swift Action On Price Law   3 Provisos Scored As ‘Booby Traps’ By President

Truman Calls Fer Repeal of Three Price Curb Laws  Says Measures Spell Unnecessary Increase  In U. S. Living Cost

Dye on Ocean Possible Clue fo Lost Plane   Marking Substance Sighted in Search for Tf in Atlantic

Dye Sighted On Ocean by Search Plane   Stratofreighter and Crew Still Missina

FOR FLOOD RELIEF   Senate and House Vote $25 Million Emergency Funds

Senate Okavs Flood Fund   $25 Million Is Appropriated For Emergency Relief

Senate Votes $25 Million For Flood Fund   Appropriation Group Reduction Rejected

DIKES GIVE WAY   Senate Passes $75,000,000 Emergency Flood-Relief Fund

Senate Passes $25,000,000 Flood Relief Measure   For Aid to Flood Stricken Areas in Missouri and Kansas.

Vote 25 Million Dollars to Aid  Flood Areas   Relief Measure Is Now Ready  For President

Pit OBS 2 2  “I Only Ilave A Ttime in Change” sy A'S OP «°° aA Pa oe

Hanley Denies Pay-Off in Senate Run: Offers Financial Records for 1950

UTILITY STRIKE BANNED AGAIN   State Senate Kills Repealer As Party Lines Break.

Pursuing Hounds Gol Too Friendly   Esceper Finally Locked Dogs in Deserted Church, Headed fer Texas

DEATH COMES TO MRS. L: REDMOND   Rites Held Wednesday Morning For Former Akron Resident

Storm Develops In Area Which Spawned ‘Charlie’; No Land Threatened Yet

3 Baby-Sitters Plead Innocent  In Larceny Case   Girts Arraigned On Counts Stemming From Theft From Nahant Physician

Republicans to Caucus Friday to Hear Details of Fine’s $1,220,000,000 Budget

GOP to Study Possible Cut In Pa. Budget   Special Caucus  To be Held Friday To Hear Fiscal Officers’ Details

Caucus May End Deadlock Over Taxes, Budget  GOP Senators To Meet With State Fiscal Officers Friday

ALLIES LOWER GERMAN CURBS   Eased Controls To Permit War Output For West

West Reich Industries  Are Freed   Controls Are Eased Tx Permit Production Step-Up

Fire Claims Lives Of 5 Tn Family   Home Blaze Tops Ohio Accidental Death Toll of 16

GOP Loses In Welfare Measure Vote   One Republican Senator Missing To Upset Plans

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS Nimitz Declares Patience Great Spiritual Virtue

Britain To To Chinese Stop Leaks   -Shawcross Says Complete Embargo Will Be Imposed

Britain Halts Red Shipments   Transport Via Hong Kong Is Held Illegal

Britain to Plug Trade Leakage   U. 8. Welcomes Crackdown On Shinments to Reds

Brilain Cutfing Off Shipments To Reds Complete Embargo Of  Strategic Goods Anrounced In Londan

U.N. Planes Deal Heavy  Blows on Foe   Korean Skies Swept Today Without Challenge By Reds.

ALLIED PLANES — BLAST ENEMY'S RAILWAY LINES   Enemy Short of Clothing Strips Bodies of Dead.

UN Planes Hit Red Rail System   Eight Locomotives Destroyed in Raids

Allied Pilots Find No Reds In MIG Alley   Enemy Uses Tanke In Night Assault, Yanks Win In Brief Battle

Skies in Korea Are Cleared of Communist Jets  Red Troops in Field Are Low on Clothina

UN Planes Deal Red Rail System Crippling Blow:   Eight Locomotives Destroyed In Raids By Light Bombers ©

Allied Planes Sweep Skies Hunting Reds   New Blows Dealt To Crippled Red Rail System In Pre-Dawn Raids

Allied Planes, Unchallenged, Deal New Blows to Rail ee   Eight Locomotives Destroyed by B-26 Bombers Before Dawn; LO Others Said To Have Been Damaged Earlier In Day

PLANES BLAST REDS’ ENGINES   Enemy Fighters Make No Attempt To Ston Attacks

No Red Challenge Warplanes Rain Destruction  On Vital Communist Centers

Allied Planes Blast Away At Red Rail Lines   Bombers Sweep Skies Without Challenge  From Enemy.

Reds Challenge Allies To Fix Cease-Fire Line In Korea Now Or Sever Truce Negotiations

Allied Warplanes Deal New Blows  Slash Heavily at Cripplec Red Railway System 

ALLIED PLANES CONTROL SKIES   “RAID UNHAMPERED — BY ENEMY JETS FOR 4TH STRAIGHT DAY

U.S. Agents Arrest 17  Top Reds   Four Others Sought In Rounding Up Of Communist Leaders

Aged Cars at Middle Point In Long Race   Gas Buggy Keeps Better Time Than Stanlev Steamer

Allied-German Defense Talks Open Tuesday  Lengthy Discussion  Seen Over Role That  =Forces Will Play

Vets Bonus Issue Loses Latest Plea At Credit Hearings   Board Informs Patteson Approval Must Wait  ee. Pe } Spee i Wile nia

Vet Bond Sale Denied Again   'Patteson Heads Delegation  oAt New Fork Parley

Still Ko Action On West Virginia Bonus Stote Can't Get Investors   To Approve Bond Issue To Pay For Bonus

Johnston Sees Dire Peril In Controls Law   Says Prices, Wages tc Go Up Unless Three Restrictions Go

Anary Words At Hearing On Controls   Sen. Bricker Tells OPS Director to “Quit Bellyaching”

Jonnston Says Present Law ls Dangerous:   Claims Prices, Wages And Costs To Go Up If No Action Taken

JOHNSON URGES PRICE CONTROL REPEAL ISSUES   cconomic Stabilizer Says Nation Faces Costly Consequences Unless Restrictions Removed.

Johnston Raps 3 Price Curbs   Costly Consequences to Nation are Cited

Johnston Paints Dire Picture Of Economic Chaos   But Sees Hope By Taking Restriction Off Controls Bill

% roposes Try  To Make Price Control Work   Bricker Insists That Johnston ‘Quit Bellvaching’

Johnston Clashes With Bricker In  Controls Hearing  “Don’t Want Job” Says Head of Stabilization Unit

Johnston Sees Dire Things If 3 Laws Remain   Urges Congress Repeal Trio Of Control Rulings

Johnston Kor Law Changes   Stabilizer Fears Disaster if Cost Increases Are  Allowed

Tempers. Flare: In Hearings on Price Controls   “Eric Johnston Is - Told to Quit His . “Bellyaching”’ ‘and ” Plake Law Work :

Sen. Bricker  Takes Crack At Johnston   Ohio Senator Tells U.S. Economic Stabilizer To Stop Gripina.

BRICKER AND  JOHNSTON IN SHARP CLASH   Quit “Bellyaching,” Ohioan Tells Stabilizer Boss, and Go to Work.

Johnston Warns  Curbs on Control  Inviting ‘Disaster Urges Committee  To Speed Repeal OF Reactrictian

 Eric Johnston Argues for Repeal of Amendments  Fears Bad Consequences Unles: Conaress Revises Controls Law:

Economic Chief Says Inflation Threatens U. S.  Armament Program To Bring Pressure

Appeals For Tightening Of Controls   Johnston Warns ~ OF Disaster 1f Lave Te Nat Changed

Tempers Rise Over Changes In Price Laws   Try to Make Them Work, Says Bricker To Economic Boss

Of Dangers Nation Faces   Eric Johnston Warns Of Possible Costly Consequences Unless Controls are Issued

Johnston Sees Price Disaster Economic Stabilize  Wants Restrictions tte 4 am C‘nntontia

Congress Told Of Dangers Nation Faces  Eric Johnston Warn   Eric Johnston Warn: . Of Possible Costly  Consequences Unles:  Controls are Issued

Economic Stabilizer Asserts U. S. Faces Costly Consequences Unless Controls Law Is Amended

Bricker Advises Eric Johnston To “Quit Bellyachine” and Try To Make Price Control Law Work

Federal Aid Expanded for Flood Areas   Foley Tells of Plans for Joint Program to Allow Housing for Distressed   BULLETIN

Raleigh-Durham Site Suggested   House Subcommittee Recommends It For Troop-Carrier Base

Reds Suffer Big Defeat in Italy   Final Returns Indicate Communist Reutin — Cauncil Elections

Democrats Win falian Election   Atlantic Pact Bloc Sweeps Communists Out of Control

Cool Summer Puts Chill on lowa Resorts  ‘But Clear Lake Packing Them In

MacArthur Asks Pace For More Troops  Tékyo Parley Lasts 2 Hours As Pair’   ff. fr... gary la C. fig tgs

GENERAL MAY BE REBUKED FOR HIS SPLIT ON POLICY    White House Silent as Pres ident, Leaders Confer on Row   RAYBURN IN WARNING   Says U. S, in ‘Terrible Danger’; McMahon Agrees with Grave View

Truman Cites Honor of His Adminisiraiion  6 masmaetmm fee Bieta   Lounging in Florida, Says Problems Like Washington’s, Lincoln’

Declares ‘My People  Honorable’   Claims His Presidency Will, Be Remembered

TRUMAN TEFEN HONOR OF THANE IN GOVERNMENT   Declares Criticism Reflecting on Ethical Standards of Some White House ides  Is Unwarranted,   BELIEVES ALL WORK FOR NATIONS WELFARE   Remarks Inspired by Slaps at Officials and Others Involved in RFC Investigation.

All, My People Honorable, President Says, Replying To Mounting Criticism

Chief Executive Sharply Defends Administration   Will Be Remembered if World War Averted

TRUMAN DEFENDS HONOR OF’: HIS ADMINISTRATION; CLAIMS. HE PLANS NO HOUSE CLEANING

President Says HouseCleaning Not Necessary   All Honorable Men In Administration, He Telis Newsmen

STREET OILING PROJECT STARTS   City Is Receiving Additional  Applications Now

Dispute Affects Jobs of 25,000  Strike, Union Fight Hits Auto Workers

25,000 IDLED IN CAR PLANTS   Hudson, Chrysler Wage Disputes, Private Union Fight, Snarl Production.

(35th Vets Won't Get Free Beer; Offer Taken Back When Drys Protes

News Chain Chief Long Prominent   Controversial Figure as Editor, Politician; Among Richest.

Wm. R. Hearst, 88, Dies at His Home InBeverly Hills   Noted Journalist for 50 Year Worth 220 Millions in ‘35

William Randolph Hearst, 88, Newspaper Publisher, Dies  Long Ines Fatal to Famous Businessman Who Built Forrune Estimated at 200 Mition

Death Comes at 88 to Creator Of News Chain   Empire Valued At $200 Million; Sons at Deathbed

Series of St. slices Fat ! to Publisher  William Randolph Hearst Dies at 88

‘Sons Present As Editor Dies ‘In L. A. Home   Leaves Bulk of Big Estate For Charitable, Publie Purpeses

Famed Publisher- = a obs h, Death Ends. Career’ Of William R. Hearst

Publisher William Randolph Hearst Succumbs at 88   Was One of Nation’s Most Controversial Newspaper Figures

Publisher Succumbs in Beverly Hills   Most of Estate Reportedly Will Go to Charity

Se€tsS HES Wish  Witlican R. Hearst, Founder OF Publishing Enwire. Ts Dead

William R. Hearst, U.S. Journalism’s ‘Stormy Petrel,’ Dies   Noted Publisher, 88, Succumbs At Beverly Hills Home; Career Chanaed American Newspapers

William R. Hearst, 88, Noted Publisher, Dies After 65 - Year Career

DIRECTED 43 GAN EMPIRE UNTIL ILLNESS   Sensational Methods Buil a Fortune Estimated ” at $220,000,000.

End Comes at 88 to Famed Head of Newspaper Empire caleiltestn secothmada lta tall eto de tse Medak steko x Sea  Hearst Dies in Beverly Hills

Builder of Empire Of Newspapers Is Dead at Age of 88   Ill for Years, He Sank Into Coma on Wednesday

W.R. Hearst Dies At Home In California   Head Of Publishing Empire Succumbs Peace fully At Age Of 88

Publisher W. R.. Hearst Dies’ at 88  iy Sons Present at Bedside:

Wm. R. Hearst, Publisher, Dead   Head of Newspaper Empire Dies in West

Hearst Estate Left Mostly To Charities   Publisher’s Fortune - Valued.at Upward Of $200 Million

Newspaper Chain Heac Succumbs   Multimillionaire Owner Of Huge News Empire Ill for Several Years

William Hearst, Publisher, Dies  Succumbs in Coma At Beverly Hills

William Randolph: Hearst, Publisher,  Dies in California’  Death Comes at 88: 2 ‘To Once Owner of» “Newspaper Empire’ Worth $200 Million”

“THE CHIEF” DIES   Controversial William Ran: dolph Hearst Succumbs at His Home

Newspapermar WY. R. Hearst Is Dead at 88  Publishing Patriarch Headed Vast Empire Aeross Nation

W. R. Hearst Dies Today   Noted Publisher And Chain Owner Was 88 Years Old

Sons At Side As Publisher, 88, Succumbs  Hiuoce Ectate Valued   Huge Estate Valued At $200,000,000

Publisher Wm. Randolph Hears! Dies at Age 88   Was Founder of Newspaper, Radio Stations, Maqazines

Publisher W. R. Hears Dies At 88°   anon som Me,  Active T to The Last In Control Of Vast Newenaoer Empire

Strokes Fatal at 88; Active in Directing Editorial Policies Until Monday Coma

Hearst, King Of American Journalism. Dies At 88, Leaves Newspaper Empire

William Randolph Hearst, Modern Journalism’s Most Colorful Publisher. Dies

News Magnate Dies at 88.   Controversial Chief Of Publishing Chain Succumbs to Stroke

Hearst Dies At Age of 88 In Californic   Church, Educational Groups to Eenefit Under Will

Hearst Leaves Most Of $200,000,000 Estate To Various Philanthropist Work

Hearst Dies At Beverly Hills Home   Sons At Side As Newspaper Tycoon Passes During Coma

Publisher Hearst Dies on Tuesday  Man Who Built Great Chain of Newspapers  pwmnseebncg ae 12d 2

‘Chief’ Directed Group of Dailies, Film Corporation  Five Sons Present As Leading Figure Of Industry Dies

W.R. Hearst, Head of News Empire, Dies   Publisher Passes Away at 88;  Damainoead Artiva

MARION DAVIES LEFT OUT— _ Most Of Hearst Fortune Goes To Charity

W.R. Hearst Dies; Great Publisher   Most Spectacular Newspaperman of the Modern Era.

Publisher W. R. Hearst Dies At 88   Fabulous Newspaper Figure Succumbs In Coma On West Coast

W.R. Hearst Dies At 88 At Beverly Hills   Head Of Extensive Chain Of Newspapers And One Of Nation's Richest Men Summoned Today

DEATH TAKES W.R HEARST   Headed National  Newspaper Chain, Owned Vast Ranch

HEARST DIES ON COAST AT AGE OR 88   Millionaire Newspaper And Magazine Publisher Succumbs

Noted Publisher Dies in Coma   Hearst Newspapers Founder Succumbs

Sen. Vandenberg Of Michigan Is  Danithlican lander   Republican, Leader Dies In Sleep At Grand Rapids Home

Senator Vandenberg Died In Sleep; For Years Prominent Party Leader

Big Three Reply May Be Given to Russia Today   soviets Yualitied Acceptance for Big Four Meeting to Draw Earmal Aneusnn

Expect 20 Tractor Jockeys to Enter Second Rodeo Wednesday Afternoon

Property Damage In Jamaica Set At $16,800, 000; Rainfall In Violent Storm Measures 17 Inches In Five Hours

ENTIRE ATOMIC ARMED FORCES PLAN PROPOSED   Senators Ask Military Leaders To Pass On Its Feasibility—Aim  - To Cut Defense Costs.

Substitute For Conventional Weapons—       SESE FS We VERY eee eee eee  Militar y Leaders Asked To Tell Congress Whether All-Out Atomic Arming Feasible

Solons Want More Information On Atomic Wartare Possibility   Some Grasp At ‘Cheaper Cost’ Angle of Proposal

Legislators Ask Facts On  Atomic Arms  'WT.. .T. L’...... If   Want To Know If 30 Billion Could Be Saved As Claimed

Senators Ask Military View On All-Out  Atomic Arms   - Republicans See Tremendous Saving In Defense Costs

Lawmakers Want  Complete Data On  Atom Bomb Output Sen. MceMahon Urges _Scrapping Present  __ nadine nwa Aeme

Senators Demand Pentagon Views on Atomic Arms.   Feasibility of Stress — on McMahon Program Is Sought

2 Republican Senators Question Feasibility of All-Out Atomic Program

ASK IF ALL-OUT ATOMIC ARMING OF U.S. FEASIBLE   Senators Call on Military to Say if $30 Billion Cut Possible.

Atom Armament Plan Questioned By Two Senators  Ask for More Data On $30 Billion Cut

Complete Atomic Arming Debated   Senators Seek Expert’s Views In Wake of McMahon Assertions   WATERIEAT., VISTEDND

Huge Cut In Detense Bill Is Possible   Republican Senators Ask Military To Explain Savings In Atomic Arms

Senators Ask Atom Briefing   Bridges, Ferguson Want Military View on Arming

Request Report On Atomic Arms   Bridges, Ferguson Asks If All-Out Use Would Be Feasible

Military Heads Asked To Tell Of Defense Plans   Rocket Plant Is Approved And Sent To Truman

Atomic Arming of U.S. Feasible?  Might Cut Defense Costs by $30 Billion

Senators Seek Data On Using  Atomic. Arms.   Defense Cost Slash Seen If Proposal On Armine Is Feasible

Senators Call on Military To Say If All-Out Atomic Arming Feasible

Could Carry Rifle, Toss Grenades Lawmakers Criticize Pro Athletes In 4-F

General Declares Russia Holding  Initiative Now   Wedemeyer Says Armies of Reds Could Now Sweep Over Europe Admits Making “Grievous Error”

Malik Proposes Cease-Fire Talks   Calls for-Armistice Along 38th Parallel

Draftee Reported Seriously [ll in Naval Hospital   Young Man Is Smuggled From Missouri Camp by His Parents; ‘Very Sick’

Navy ‘Doctor Says ‘Smuggled’ GI Seriously Ill: Second Case Reported

Father Smuggles Seriously [lL Son From Army Camp To Give Him‘Proper Attentiow’

‘Sick Draftee, Smuggled From Army y Camp By Worried Parents, Reported Seriously Ill

Condition of em d Wood GI Is Improved   Treat Soldier Smuggled From Training Camp For Virus Pneumonia

KEFAUVER REPORT— Continued on Page Eight   GI, Taken From Training Camp, Reported In Serious Condition

Army Rules Smuggled GI AWOL But Navy Doctors Say Draftee Very Sick Young Man

Sick Gl Treated In Navy Hospifal   Parents Say Son Was Ill In Camp

ANOTHER CASE REVEALED! Gl Smuggled From Camp In Serious Condition

Soldier Spirited from Army Hospital “Seriously Ill with Virus Pneumonia

A-Shelters ‘Foolish,’ . Duff Quoted As Saying  No Defense Against A-Bomb, State Senators  ~ Reported Told

‘Interim Embassy’ Possible Periding Clark ‘Approval ~      Vatican Mission ‘Congress Must OK

Considers ‘Interim Embassy’   President May Set Up Vatican Embassy Until Lawmakers Act On Clark

U.S. RAILROADS AND BRT BOTH CLAIM VICTORY  Arbitration Finally Settles Two-Year Dis spute Betw veen

Truman’s Statement  Is Debated   President Has Decided On Whether He'll Run In 7°52, But Won't Tell Now

Oil Firm Sold   President's Announcement Leaves Lawmakers Arguing About His Plans

Truman Statement Leaves Politicos Disagreeing Over His Future Plans

HST IS SET ON COURSE IN 52   Refrains From Announcing Decision On Whether He’ll Run Again

Truman Keeps Congressmen Guessing At Decision On Ambitions For Future

Truman ‘Plans Baffle Politicos  Republicans Doubt _ Me! Daw iy 10852.

Truman Has Decided On 1952 Plans   Refuses, However, To Give Decision; Sneenlatian Aransec

Truman Presidential Plans Cloudec  * * * 2 vk * x, * * a * * *  '* Murray Save ‘Atiacke On Him Mav Roameranse Like 1948

Truman Is Silent On Election Plan   Declines To Reveal Decision; Parties Areue His Chances

Truman Announcement On °52 Leaves Congress Wondering  Whether Chief Will Run Again

Truman Makes Up Mind On What Te Do in 7°52.  Won't Reveal Intentions

Truman Won f Disclose His Plans For 1952  President's Goose Cooked Save GOP

Truman Keeping Plans Secret   Knows What He'll Do in 1952 But Won't Tell Till Ready

Solons Disagree On What Trumar Will Do in ‘32  President Savs He   President Says He Has Made Decision

Truman Decides But Does Not Say What He Will Dc   His Word About 195; Finds Lawmakers Not Agreeing on Course

Leaders Up in Air  On Truman   What He'll Do in 1952 Still a Moot Question in Capital

Harry Coy On Plans   Says He Has Decided What He Is Going to Do In 1952, But Won’t Tell

Truman Make: Decision on Third Term   But President Not Telling A Soul What He Decided

Lawmakers Differ On Whether HST Will Run Again   President States Decision is Made, But He Won't Tell

Yankees Lead Giants, 4 to 1 In Sixth Frame   DiMaggio Regains Batting Eye; Hits Single, 2-Run Homer

Five lowans Held After Wild Chase   One of Group Had Just Been Released from State Prison.

POLICE Gift FROM PAGO GATES NETO    Trap Laid for Wanted Friend of Released Convict by Officers.

F.B.1 SETS UP TRAP T0 CATCH CONVICT’S PAL   Thomas E. Young. Sought for Thefts Pram Pact Office

Woman Prevents Shooting   One of Group Seized Near Burlington Just Freed From Prison

ISPOSTPONED.   ‘Ohipkant Didn't ‘Appear on Stand: Report New Lead

Air Foree Has Secret Means  Of Finding Foe   200 Enemy Vehicles Damaged By Use Of New Tacties

Has Answer To Red Camouflage   Fifth Air Force Claims Record Smash At  Fnemy.

‘Honor’ Students   James R. Echenoz And Dolores E. Zuilkoski  As Cea duation Sopalias

St. Joseph’s Lists   ‘Honor’ Students   James R. Echenoz And Dolores E. Zuilkoeki Are Graduation Speaker:

McCarthy Would Risk Senate Seat In Acheson-Jessup Trial  State Dept. Critic Flings Challenge But Admits It’s Hopeless Gesture

Offers to Resign if He Can t Prove His Red Charges   Demands Acheson, Jessup Quit if Court Upholds Him

{cCarthy ‘alls For ury Trial   Offers To Risk Seat In Senate On Outceme

TRIAL OF ACHESON; JESSUP PROPOSED BY SEN. W’CARTHY   Fiery Republican Offers to Resign If Jury Finds Two Innocent of His Charges of Red Coddling.   ADDRESSES VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS   Organization Demands Ouster of Secretary of State, Blaming Him for “Intolerable” Conditions.

McCarthy Again Blasts At Acheson   Offers to Risk Senate Seat on Jury Trial of Secretary.

British Prepare To Leave Abadar As UN Gets Case   U. S. Hopes to Find Basis For Ending Feud In Security Council

Britain To Heed Expulsion Order And To Evacuate   U.N. Security Council Taking Up Complaint Teday.

70 FORESTALL EPULSIN BY RAN'S SVT   Acts as Security Council of UN Meeting to Take Up British Complaint,

Britain Bows Tolran   London Announcement Says All Oil Men Will Leave Abadan Before Thursday’s Deadline

BRITISH WILL BOW TO ORDER OUSTING CREW   ‘Premier Bitterly Attacks Council . Taking Up Issue

BITTERO1L-ROW IS BEFORE UN,   Litlle ope That Council Can‘ Act Fast Enough To Prevent Expulsion Of British,

LONDON BOWS T0 IRAN ULTIMATUM IN BITTER DISPUTE   Security Council Convene: -To Consider Protest Over  Eyniulelan

United Nations Will Try To Settie Iranian Oil Dispute   British Leaving lran For Iraq As Deadline Nears

Council Studies  lran’s Oil Issue  England Decides To Remove Aides

BRITAIN PLANS TO EVACUATE FIELD MEN   lranians Hold Firm Order To Expel Britons  , §, POLICY   Based On Hope Agreement Justifying Both Sides Can Be Attained

Brifain Appears Willing to Take Oil Crews Home   lran Is Insistent On Expulsion Order

IRAN STANDS ON PLANS 10 OUST BRITISE   Mossadegh Makes New Attack On Western “World Rulers.”

Britain To Bow  Iran Contends UN Body Has No Power To Intervene On Expulsion Order

UN Begins Consideration of Dangerous Dispute Between Two Powers Over Oilfields —

[U.N. Takes. Over  British Bow To Iran Order; To Evacuate Abadan Technicians

UN to Enter  Iran Dispute   Britain to Evacuate All Oil Men by Deadline; Warshps Wait

BRITISH TO EVACUATE REFINERY   England Yields to Iran Order to Get Out of Abadan Before Case Opens in U.N.   ) OIL MEN LEAVE BY WARSHIP WEDNESDAY   Mossadegh Delays Start for New York Council Session. Persian Parties Unite to Back Him.

Oil Dispute ToBe Aired By Council   United Nations Told Security Group Has No Right to Demand Order Be Lifted   U. S. Policy Given    Ba/e@ We & en oe AJAY WYSE     Gross Says This Nation Hopes Agreement Is Possible

Oil Technicians Will Be Out By Thursday   UN Plunges Into Hot Dis. pute: Premier's Plans Not Mentioned

ritain Bows ‘O lranian uster Move  ecurity Council akes Up Crisis

UN Security Council Gets Oil Dispute   Britain Apparently Is Accepting Iran's Order Expelling All Britons from Abadan

—IRAN—  Dil Men To Leave; U.N. In Dispute  ' Oppositign Is Backing ‘Premier

U.N. Security Council Enters Oil Fight Today   British Will Bow To Iranian Order Expelling Britons

All British  Oil Men To Leave Iran   Meanwhile, U.N. Security Council Plunges into Abadan Dispute.

First Council Hearing Today On Solution   ‘British Workers Slated To Leave Fields Thursday

Bow To Order As U.N. Starts Hearing Case   Mossadegh May Not Fly To New York After All

U. N. Plunges Into Iran Britain Oil Controversy   BRITAIN BOWS TO ORDER EXPELLING BRITISH FROM ABADAN OIL REFINERY AREA

British Will Pull Oil Men Out Of Iran   Issue That Could Touch Off World War Goes Before JUN. Security Council

UN Moves Into Bitter Oil Battle   Britain Apparently Will Bow To Iran’s Order To Remove Oil Technicians

Security Council Of U.N. Plunges Into Oil Dispute   Little Hope Is Held That Group Can Act Fast Enough to Prevent the Expulsion Of British Technicians Set For October 4th

U.N. Enters Dispute Over Tranian Oil   Eastern Leaders Say Council Has No Authority

UN Plunges Into Bitter Oil Dispute   Great Britain Bows To Tran’s Expulsion Of Oil Employes From Abadan

Britons Ousted From Refinery   Oil Blockade May Be Thrown Up  By England

Security Council Tickles Dispute Over Iranian Oil   Iran Wolds Firm Upon Its Decision To Out Workmen

U.N. Plunges Info Bitter British and lran Oil Dispute   Britain Plans to Evacuate Oil Men From Abadan Soon

Iran Order Accepted By Britain   Experts to Leave Abadan Refinery Area by Thursday

BRITAIN WILL YIELD TO IRAN   To Evacuate Oil Men By _ Thursday, London  Announces

Britain Plans  To Evacuate ‘Oil Men From Iran   U.N. Security Council To Take Up Pending British Complaint Today

Action Seen Too Late To Stop Ouster   Technicians Likely To Be Escorted Out Of Fields Thursday

Security Council Plunges Into Bitter Fight Today   American Delegate To UN Still Hopes for Agreement That Will Give Justice To Both Parties

U.N. Council To Consider ran Oil Case  British to Withdraw » Abadan Technicians

Britain Bows To Iran, Will Quit Abadan   Evacuating Oilmen Before Deadline; U.N, Hears Protest

Britain Bows To Ouster of Oil Employes   UN Now Gets Bitter Middle East Dispute

Security Counci Studies Iranian Oil Dispute   British Experts Face Expulsion Feam Rafinars

CHINA RED LEADER IN KOREA ‘OUSTED   Gen. Lin, the ‘Manchuriar Hammer,’ Reported Replaced

SHIFT CHINA GENERAL   Report Leader Has Been Moved From Korea to Southern Areas

Iranian Firm  ~ On Oil Stand   Harriman Wins Audience: Beitane Leave ‘Jobs

Premier Agrees To Accept Truman Emissary   Oit Dispute Still Critical as [ran Maintains Attitude

lran to Hear Harriman on OilCompromise   Premier Mossadegh Agrees to Receive President’s Advisor

Harriman Being Sent To Tehran   Flight Arranged Afte) Mossadegh Agrees to See Him.

Allocation Will Be  Increased   2,664-Ton Addition For Quarter OK°’d

300 WORKERS TO BE CALLED BACK TO JOBS   2,664 Extra Tons For 3 Month Period Okayed By NPA

$6 Billion Tax Increase Bill  Given Senate - Fight Promised To Restore Cuts Committee Mad

SIX BILLION TAX “BOOST APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Upper Branch May Begin De: bate on Measure Today, With Passage Expected by Saturday.   FIGHT TO RESTORE CUTS IS PROMISED   More to Be Taken Out of Pay Checks, Starting Nov. 1, if Legislation Becomes . Law.

Bill Calls for — Heavier Cut in: Take Home Pay   Solons Expect to Complete Action on Measure Saturday 

NEW TAX TAKE DUE NOVEMBER 1   Senate Committee Ap proves $6-Billion Levy; 41 Per Cent Boost

Senate Debate On Tax Measure Slated Today  Committee Approves ge cs fn Saha On Fafa fan 2eetk 

U. 5. Doubling Europe Force   Marshall Outlines Plans For 400,000 Men By Next Year

Marshall Reveals — U. S. Has Doubled Europe Army Plans   Surprised Lawmakers Hear That 400,000 Troops Will Man European Lines In ‘52; Marshall’s Previous Promise Recalled

Quota is Doubled  400,000 U. S. Troops Slated For European Duty in 1952

400,000 Troops Are Slated For ~ Europe in 1952   Marshall Reveals Force For Defense Is To . Be Doubled

Marshall Says 401,000 Yanks To Go fo Europe   Defense Secretary Outlines Goals Of U.S. by 1952

U.S. Will Have 400,000 Troops  In Kurope Soon   Marshall, Urging Aid, Shocked at Letdown Of American People

Advances Up to Several Miles Made Against Moderate to Light Red Rear Guard Resistance, Patrols Move Deep Into ‘Iron Triangle’ Area

SENATOR TO REPLY TO GEN. WARTHUR     KEFAUVER TO ANSWER  TUESDAY SHARP ATTACK  ON TRUMAN POLICIES.

Baby Kidnaped by Escapee from Mental Hospital   Police Capture Man. Rescue Child in Bitter Cold at Fairbanks, Alaska

Frequent And Sharp Actions Between Allied Patrols And Enemy Units Mark Day Along Korean Front

UN And Red Forces Ready For New Test      Sharp Skirmishes End Korean War Front Lull As Battle Lines Close Gap Southeast Of Seoul; Raiders Almost Trapped

Patrols Clash Along Entire  Korean Front  Buildup Reported In Central Sector

Frequent And Sharp Ace tions Between Allied And Red Patrols   AMERICAN SOLDIERS ESCAPE ENTRAPMENT

Massing Reds Moving Up For All-Out Drive   Sharp Actions Hint Long-Awaited Attack May Get Rolling Soon

Communist Offensive Seen Near   Patrols Run into Sharp Resistance; Entrapment Tried

RED TROOPS PUSH CLOSER 10 ALLIED LINED TN KOREA   Correspondent at Eighth Army Headquarters Says Communist Drive May  Start Rolling Soon.   U. N. PATROLS CLASH WITH ENEMY UNITS   Fiercest Fight Oceurs it Streets of Kumyangjang and Continues for Hour and a Half.

Gap Narrowed Between Reds And UN Force   Chinese, North Korean Units Massing After Lull of Over 2 Weeks

Today's Skies   Allied Patrols Report Sharp Action On Line  Chinese, North Koreans Build Up   Chinese, North Koreans Build Up Forces Ou. Central Part Of Front

Farouk Tells Kgyptians Britain Threatens War   King Reveals Plan to lucrease Strength of Armed Forces

Features for Everybody in the Telepram Today   Mothers of Gls Killed in Korea Denied Gold Star Lapel Buttons

WANTS HOLLYWOOD   Director Tells How Communist Party Seeks to Control Film World

Edw Dmytryk Finally Talks About Reds   Tells How Communism Tried to Capture Con.trol of Hollywood.

MOVIE DIRECTOR GIVES DETAILS   Says Communists Tried Te Capture Hollywood Through Labor

EX-RED TELLS ABOUT MOVIE INFILTRATION   Director Describes Red Cells in Hollywood

Screen Director Tells Red Plans   Dmytryk Suddenly Decides ta Totk, Opens Story of Effort to Control Industry

"THREE ISSUES,’ DECLARES TAFT ON IOWA TRIP   Price Boosts May Be Added to List, Savs Republican

Taft Lists Four  Main Issues for  Campaign In ‘52 Senator in D. M.  For Address At Bankers’ Meetina

SEEK TO HALT ALL-OUT WAR AN PALESTINE   Three Nations to Present te UN Council Request  fan Panes Elna

U.S. Red Turned Over To FBI Today By Mexican Police   One of Four Who Jumped Bail After Court Decision

FBI IS HANDED TOP COMMUNIST WHO FLED BAIL   MEXICAN OFFICERS TURN OVER GUS HALL AT BRIDGE ON BORDER

Mexican Officials Cooperate With American FBI to Speedily Shunt Commie Across Rio Grande

Mexicans Nab Missing Red   U.S. Party Aide Is Turned Over To FBI in Texas

Sus Hall in Custody  Fugitive Red Boss Caught ‘By Mexico, Brought to FBI

Fugitive Red Handed fo FBI From Mexico   Gus Hall Arrested In Mexico City, Turned Over to U. §

Hall, Found In Mexico, Had Jumped Bail   Three Other Top U. $ Communists Still At Large

FBI Catches Up With Gus Fall, U.S. Red      Mexican Police Get Assist As G-Men Wait With Open Arm:

COMMUNIST SURRENDERED BY MEXICO   Gus Hall, One of Four U.S. Reds Who Jumped Bail, Turned Over to FBI. ,

Gus Hall, Communist Bail Jumper,  Handed’ Across Border To The FBI   Mexican Police Whisk National Secretary Of U. §. Communist Party Into Waiting Arms Of Americans.

Gus Hall Whisked Across Line Into U. $.—  Mexican Secret Police Hand Over Red Secretary to Federal Agent:

Gus Hall, Escaped Red. Is Captured   One Of Four Who Filed After Being Convicted Seized In Mexico City

Bail-Jumpina Red Caught  Mexican Police Turn Gus Hall Over to FBI

GUS HALL SENT BACK BY MEXIC( AFTER ARREST   One of Group Whe Jumped Bail After Summer Conviction

Gus Hall, Missing Red, Returned to U.S. by Mexico   Secretary of Communist Party Has Jumped Boil

Gus Hall: Captured In Mexico, Turned Over To G-Men In Texas City

Red Secretary Is Arrested In Mexico   Gus Hall One of Four Who Fled After Conviction on © Federal Charae

Mexico Returns Top U. S. Red Across Border   Gus Hall Whisked Into Arms of FBI

Police Hand Him Across Border To FBI as Communists Protest   Reporter Watches While Mexican Caps Whisk Fugitive Into Hands of United States Authorities On Border Bridge

FBI Takes Red Party Leader InCustody   Secretary Of U. S. Communists Caught On Border

Bail Jumping Red Arrested   Gus Hall. Convicted Communist Secretary, Seized in Mexico «

Bail-Jumping Red Delivered To FBI   Mexico Police Take  Hall Across Border

Gus Hall Back InU.S. Hands   Mexicans Turn Bond-Flee. ing Secretary of U. S. Commies to FBI

Red Leader, Nabbed in Mexico, Now in Hands of the FBI   Gus Hall One of 11 Convicted Commies Who Jumped Bail in July.

Gus Hall Is Picked Up In Mexico   Former Ohio Leader Turned Over to FBI At Laredo. Tex.

Fugitive Red Leader Turned Over to FBI   Gus Hall Whisked Across Mexican Border By Secret, Police

ARREST RED BAIL JUMPER   Gus Hall Turned Over To FBI By Mexican  Police

Top U.S. Red ls Captured In Mexico   Gus Hall, Party Secretary, Turned Over to FBI At Border.

Hall Is Turned OvertoFBI   One of 4 Who Jumped Bail Early Last July

BACK IN CUSTODY   Gus Hall Top U. S. Red Turned Over to FBI by  Mexican Police

3 Communist  Refugees Are Still At Large   Communist Bai! Jumper Arrested  In Mexico City By Immiaration Aaqents

Weather Forecast   Gus Hall, 41, Whisked Back Across Border   National Secretary Of Party in America To Texarkana Jail

Mexican Police Seize Red Boss   Whisk Secretary Of US Communist Part: Over Border To FBI

Mexico Returns Bail-Jumping Ref Tol. S.   Gus Hall, Communist Leader, Is Flown To Texarkana bv FBI

FBI Receives Hall at Border  Mexican Officers  el: ” See = Se Cees $Me”

Mexican Police Deliver Gus Hall To FBI Agents   U. S. Communist Party’s National Secretary One Of 4 Who Jumped Bail

FBI Holds Fugitive Red Party Leader   -- Mexico Turns Gus Hall.  usr to LES at Laradno.

KANSAS DAY HEAD   Republican Elect Kirke W Dale, Arkansas City, for 51

Tax Probers Call Head Of Department   Rep. King Accuses Caudle Of ‘Breach Of Public Trust’

M'Grath Gets Call by House lax Probers   Attorney General’: Ouster by HST Seen Inevitable

Weather At Yuma   Record Flood Hits Kansas City Area   Large Part of Industrial Area Is inundated; 60.000 Homeless In State

House Delays Final Vote On Controls Bill   Awaits Results Of Truce Talks

House Awaits  Peace Talks In  Controls Fight Many Look To Kore:  Se a) Se & ee @ es

Peace In. Korea May Determine Controls Action   End Of Fighting May Bring Move To Junk Controls

Control Vote Hinging on Truce Scene   House To Begin Balloting Monday On Leaislation

House Members Await Armistice Talks As Clue To Controls Law Action

—CONTROLS— Korea Peace May Alter House Vote  Price Rollback   Test Foreseen

Opponents of Controls “Claim Cut in Defense Spending Will Curb Inflation

‘Armistice Mav Affect  House Vote   Truce Talks Seen Clue to Action On Coutrols Renewal

Truce Talks May Influence Controls Vote  House Looks for Clue On How To Vote On Economic Curbs

TRUCE MAY NIP CONTROLS   ‘House Members Eye Ko rean Talks For Clue To Voting

Truce Talks ‘May Affeet Control Act   Voting Scheduled To Start Monday’ On Heated Issue

Legislators Look To Truce Talks For Vote Guide   House May Junk Controls Law If Peace Arranged

Congress Watching Korea For Cue To Vote On Controls   Spending May Let Up

Congress Eyes Talks in Korea   Solons Seeking Clue On Controls Issue

ECONOMIC CURBS STRUGELE LAGS   House Members Lock To Outcome Of — Talks Before Taking Vote On Price Rollback Issuc.

Truce Talks Take Role in House Vote on Controls  Opposition to Curbs Claims Peace Will Halt Inflatinn

House Delays Controls Action   Many Members Look To Truce Talks For Clue On How To Vote

Truce Parley Will Affect  Control Plan   Voting To Start Monda’ On Move To Prohibit Price Rollbacks

HOUSE STARTS VOTING MONDAY ON CURBS BILL   Crucial Test Is Expected to Come About Middle © of Week   KOREA. IS FACTOR   Outcome of Truce Talks May Influence Con- — gress Balloting

Controls Bill Comes Up For Vote Monday   Many House Members Expect Truce Outcome To Decide Stand on Issue

(AP WIREPHOTO)   15-Year-Old Son Of Richard Dix Named In Paternity Suit

Nation's Rail Tie-Up Eases In Some Areas   More Striking Switchmen Join Back-to-Work Move

Back: to- Work Movement Spreading Outlook. Brighter o: on: Troubled Rail Front

East Seaboard Lines Opened, Embargo Lifted   Cleveland And St. Louis Workers Also Decline Work

Slow Return Reported In Major Break   Movement Spreads, Eastern Lines Are Now “Near Normal’

RAIL TIEUP EASES   No Full-Scale Return of Switchmen as Yet, But Picture Brightens

Rail Strike Shows Signs Of Letting Up   More Resume Jobs, But Many Dark Spots Remain Over Nation

Many Switchmen Still Out In Key Cities   Back - to - Work Move Is Expected to Spread City-to-City

Nation's Rail Tie-Up Appears To Be Easing   More Striking Switchmen Join in Backto-Work Movements—Full-Scale Re. turn Across the Country is Still Lacking, However.   EAST CLOSE TO NORMAL

No Full Scale Return Of Men Is In Sight Yet   Several Bright Spots Are Seen Today Over Country

Train Service Rolling Again In Key Areas.   Situotion Remains Tight At Chicago; Far Weet Tied Un

HOPE FOR BREAK GROWS IN TIEUP ‘OF RAIL SYSTEM   Four Brotherhoods Attend Mediation Session  In Capital   RETURN OF WORKERS COLLAPSES SUNDAY

Railroad. Tie-Up peas Exsing  “More Stiiking Rail .   ‘More Sthiking ‘Rail ‘Switchinen Join ln : Back-to-Work Move

More Striking Switchmen Return  :  To Their Jobs   Service Nearly Normal at Some Eastern Cities After “Sick Call” Walkout.

SWITCHMEN’S BACK-10-WORK MOVE SPREADS   Crippling Rail Strike Near End In Most Parts of U.S.

CRITICAL A COSTLY RAIL TIEUP EASING   Local Train Service Still Curtailed; More Men Go Back To Work

Costly Tieup Still Stalls — U.S.Economy   General Return Of Switchmen To Jobs Fails To Materialize

Rail Paralysis Eases as More Return fo Work   But ‘Sick’ Strike Not Yet Ended, One Official Says

No Full-Scale ‘Back to Work’ Move Evident  But First Major Break in “Sick Call’ Strike Seen

Rail Paralysis — Relaxes Slowly; More Men Refurn  Chicago Situation Remains ‘Critical’; East Given Relief

More Rail Men Back On Jobs    Service Near. Normal ‘In Many Areas, But Still Crippled In Chicago. St. Louis

Costly Tie-Up Of Railroads Greatly Eased  Back To Work Move At Crucial Points

More Switqhmen Said Returning To Work }Today   Service Normal [On Majo N. E. And N.FY. Lines Dark Spots $n Picture

Railroad Tieup Breaks As More Return To Work   Service Is Restored To Nor. mal In New York And New England Areas; Rail Spokesman Pessimistie

Back- To-Work Trend Spreads But Rail Tie-Up Continues In Many Cities

Not Full-Scale, However  Back-To-Work Movement Gains  Momentum In Eastern Cities

More Switchmen Return to Work  Rail Stoppage Near End in Most Cities

More Men Returning  To Work   Switchmen's Strike Appears Easing But Some Fresh Walkouts Oceur

More Railroa Switchmen G Back To Wor (      Ease Transport Tieup; But Full Scale Returre: Not Yet Evident ~~."

RAIL W EASES; MORE MEN GO BACK   But There Is No General Return; Key Rail Centers Still Idle

Back-to-Work Move Spreads ea@eina Nation « Rail Tieaeup   OPS Preparing to Issue Slauchter Control Orcler

Train Service Rolling Again InKey Areas  Situation Remains   Situation Remains Tight At Chicago; Lae Wact Tied Un

Back-to-Work Move Spreads In Rail Tieup   Strike Appears to Be Ending in Most Parts of Country

Railway Tieup Easing Slightly   Chicago Switchmen Still Out: Talks at Standstill

Critical Rail Walkout Ends In Most Cities  Back-to-Work Move Spreads; Chicago Remains Crippled

Switchmen Are Taking Time On  Resuming Jobs   Back-To-Work Movement Not FullScale One.

Switchmen’s Strike Cracking in East; Midwest Still Tight   Smaller Walkouts Hamper Overall Return; Cleveland, Chicago Traffic at Minimum

Back -to- Work Move Spreads Among Strikers  Mediation Board Gets Written Demands From 4 Unions

COSTLY RAIL-TIEUP ENDS IN FEW AREAS   Service Nearly Normal In Some Parts Of U.S.

Total Deadlock In Rail Strike Talks Reported  tegislator Would   tegislator Would Draft Switchmen Now On Beferments

Many Switchmen Still Out In Key Cities  Back to- We rk Move is Ex oexPe me

UNITED B Rev. William Lemke, Pastor  Thean Pblawtcann @itnarintandans  COTTONWOOD EVANGELICAL RETHREN OHURCE   (OLD) MENNONITE CHURCH

COTTONWOOD EVANGSI.ICAI, UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH  we... WWR/sttaeer F areetixa Daatnan   (OLD) MENNONITE CHUROH

COTTONWOOD EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH  ow Fan OG So! PE ee   (OLD) MENNONITE CHURCH

State Stands To Lose Money  Tax On Car Sales Beaten By New ‘Giveaway’ Plan

Lab Test Heré Supports New  Paper Process   Sugar Cane Byproduct To Be Used in News. print Mannfacturing

Capitol Hill Newsmen Bar Red Reporters   Tass Agency Loses Right To Sit In Press Galleries

 Correspo indents Curb Red Propaganda: No New Tass Men to Get Seats in Press Galleries

RED PRESS HIT BY NEW ACTION   Russian News Ageney De. nied To Send New Members To Conzressiona! Press Galleries.

Soviet Newsmen Are Restricted  Congressional Press Galleries Are Closed

Washington Newsmen A pprove B an On Reporters From Soviet Agency

Ban Placed On Any New Tass Workers InDC   F ar Red. Press. Ageney

Congressional Press Galleries Are Barred To Additional Tass Reporter:

Move Made to Deny Russian News Agency Admission to Galleries   Standing Committee Of Correspondents Acts Against Tass

U.S. Isn't Ready, Marshall States   Mac’s Plan to Curb Reds in 1945 Told

MARTHUR PLAN TERMED DANGER OF THIRD WAR   Far East Hearings May Be Carried  Into Summer

British Election Campaign Nears Close Decision   iBy LYLE ©, WILSON Tr. PF Staff Correspondent

Couple Visits Tennessee Home On Their 14th  Anniversary   Crowd Of 1.000 Meets The Bataan   Thousands Line Route To Town; General Stops At Smvrna Monument

COMMITTEE OKAYS MILITARY BUILDUP   Construction Program Is Biggest Since Last War; Most Of It Is Secret

$24 Millions. To Salina New Military. Construction —  At $534 Billion

Great Military Expansion Bill Given Approval   Tar Heel Bases — Receive Generous Share Of Funds

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Dream Of Riches--One Salesman  Of Bonds Resigns

RFC Director Takes Stand In Probe   Senate Committee Hears Rows Tell About Case

Find Law fo Curb Teen-Age ‘Jets’   Old Statute Takes Care o ‘Hot Rods’ Turned Into Flame Throwers

YOUTHS FOUND > DEAD IN AUC   Dale Miller, 21, And Charles Aaron, 18, Asphyziated

2 CLARION CO. YOUTHS FOUND DEAD IN AUTC   Dale Miller, 21, And Charles Aaron, 18, Asphyxiated

Senator Says: U.S. Shipment Of Arms Lags   Confusing, Misleading, Johnson Calls Report Of Olmsted On Europe

: “Shipments nts Lag Far Behind’  Senator Says Gen. Olmsted Confuses ETO Arms Reports

Johnson Scores Defense Officer   Misleading Reports Charged To Olmsted

TRUMAN CALLS RED MURDERS UNCIVILIZEL   Slaughter of Ameri. cans by Communists Worst Thing to Happen In 100 Years.

Allied and Red Units to Meet At Panmunjom   First Sessions Since Aug. 22; Follows Plea By Communist Leader

Reds Accept: Renewal Terms On Truce Talks  Ag reeme fit Rece ived

Communists Accept Plan For Immediate Resuming Of Armistice Conference   Full Peace Delegations Scheduled To Meet Today For Discussion Of Terms For Cease-Fire In Korean War

Truce Taiks Scheduled To Resume Today  Reds Approve Security Rules Governing Talk:

Reds Accept Pact Formed At Panmunjom   Mao Calls for Settlement By ‘Peaceful Means? In Radio Talk

Truce Session. Slated to Get Started Again   Delegations Rerdy To Hold Meeting at New Conference Site

‘KOREAN ARMISTICE  TALKS TO RESUME   Red And Allied Delerations Will Mect At Pantunjom At 9 OWclack Tonicht

NEW TRUCE TALKS T0 BEGIN TODAY   REDS ACCEPT PANMUNJOM AGREEMENT FOR RESUMP. “TION OF CONFERENCE.

Chinese Acceat US Proposal For ‘New Parley Site   ‘Agents To Gather Tonight (U.S. Time). For First Session

Meeting Scheduled as Reds  Accept Panmunjom Accord  Session Will Mark First Talks Between United Nations, Enemy Envoys Since Aug 22

Communists Agree To Open New Truce Talks Thursday; Peaceful Settlement Asked

Panmunjom New Meeting Place; Big Jet Battle  Fight Swirls Around Force of B-29's   Fight Swirls Around Force of B-29's Pressing Home Second Attack in Two Davs on New Air Base.   THREE SUPERFORTS LOST

Record Crowd. Visit Schools   Band Practice Had Most Parent Visitors

Choice Between Income Or Sales Levy Only Alternative That Voters Would Have

State Referendum  On Tax Is Sought   Legislative Deadlock Would Be Carried To Voters

Red Attacks Believed Signal For New Drive  ommunists Th row Probing Blows. At Allied Lines

Allied Commanders Expect Drive Will Be Launched by Light of Full Moon Tomorrow, Reportedly Have 300,000 Poised to Move

Expected Offensive Is Believed Starting   Enemy Striking in Ever Increasing Fury Around the Couann River Bridaehead tn Korea.

Allies Believe Signal Sounded For Big Assault   Boldest Drive Comes On Sayang River Aree East of Chunchon

Allied Leaders Say May Signal New Offensive   Soyang River Sector Under Heavy Pressure

More Atomic Tests Planned  AEC Reports Important Data Learned Recentl;

A-Bomb Tests Successful In Every Respect   Complete Details Of The Eniwetok Tests Given Out By Atomic Energy  Pcie nein

ATOMIC TESTS AT ENIWETOK BIG SUCCESS   Weapons Improved so Rapidly More Frequent Tests Planned.

Atomic Weapon Progress Rapid   To Increase Number, Frequency of Tests

Atomic Progress To Require Boost In Field Testing   LU. S. Scientista Secured New Data On H-Bomb And Atomic Weapons

US Is Improving Its Atomic Weapons So Fast That Tests Must Be Rushed

More Tests Seen To Kee; Atom-Wise  gn   Good Progress Is Indicated In Report On Nuclear Fission

Speed of Progress in Nuclear Weapons To Bring Need of More Frequent Tests

Number, Scale Of Afomic Tests To Be Boosted As Scientists Rapidly Improve Nuclear Arms

American Scientists Imorove Atomic Arms Rapidly; New, Frequent Tests Scheduled

Rapid A-Bomb Progress Reported; Lilienthal S  Shocked By Revelations   THE GOOD PROGRESS ind

Plan Miore Freltd I ests—  Report Rapid Progress on Atomic Weapons

wv Fast Progress  Spurs Tests Of Atom Weapons  Trials At Eniwetok ,) eee ee eg ee a

Truman Against Slowing Plan For Armament °  Program To Go Aheac Despite Employment

YANKS TO PRESS MEASURE Crucial Vote Is Awaited In UN On Red China Issue

Expect UN Fight  On MoveToLabe China Aggressor U. S. Resolution  Faces Opposition In Dalitiral Bade

New Four-Lane Road Will Not Be Added To Turnpike   Federal Funds Used To Build Highway Thnt Ruas Through Belle Vernon To Washineton

Gloomy Crop Report Issued   Agriculture Depts. Say Much Acreage Is Abandoned as Result Of Lona Wet Spelj

Kefauver Is Sorry He Used Wrong Words   Senate Committee Head Admits He 'sed Wrong Terms to Publisher

Col. Adams, 87, of Walnut, Dies  Funeral Tuesday for Solider of Reli-sed

Col. Adams, 87, of Walnut, Dies  Funeral Tuesday for Builder of Railroad

Committee Okays Compromise on Draft Legislation   Both Congress and President Would Have To Approve UMT.

Florida Storm Develops Into Full Hurricane   Atlantic Coast Warned Of Damaging Winds "Tonight.

House Slashes Treasury, P.O. Appropriations   Committee Whacks $36 Million Off Dept. Requests

Originator Of Tax Fraud Cases Savs Investigations ‘Only Seratched Surface’

Deeper Digging Urgea  in Tax Bureau Inquiry  Republican. Senator Also Asks More Cooperation From President Truman

‘Only Scratched Surface So Far’, Senator Claims   Declares Committee So Far Has Had No Co-operation From Top Officials . in Troman Administration.

Surface Hit In Tax Probe, Williams Says   Solon to Insist That Lias ‘Gets Chance to Tell ‘Pull Story’

Voter Unrest Cuts Into Party Ties In Elections Across Nation, Installing New Faces in Office

‘Ins’ Bumped In Many Large City Elections   Republicans Lose Philadelphia; Dems Drov Indianapolis

AIR‘CRASH KILLS KOREAN WAR VET   Plane Falls Short of New Mexico Airport .

Spring Attack On Tito Seen   Red Satellite ‘Plot? Alerts West Nations

Red Satellites Seen Plotting Attack on Tito   Western Powers Look for Spring Yugoslav Drive

Reports Indicate Russian Satellites Planning Attack On Tito in Spring   Buildup of Propaganda And Armed Forces Has  Western Powers Jittery

‘Set March 5th in Paris As  Date, Place      Conference To Lay The Groundwork For Big  Feur Meeting Late

Soviet Accepts Bid to Plan Big 4 Talks   Initial Parley Is Scheduled in Paris March 5

Paris Session Of Big-4 Set For March 5   Deputies? Conference Will Lay Groundwork For Ministers? Talks

GROUNDWORK. Deputies To Gather March 5   PARIS WILL BE SITE OF PARLEY

Russia Will Meet In Paris March 5 For Big 4 Parley .   Aeceptance Is Handed to Ambasadors of 3 Nations; to'Form , Program

Big 4 Meet Groundwork To Be Laid   Deputy Foreign Ministers Will Shape Plans At Meeting March 5

Reds To Send Big 4 Deputy   To Lay Groundwork for Foreign Ministers March 5 at Paris

Preliminary Session _ Soviet Agrees To Attend Big  4. Conference

Russia Accepts West Proposal For Big 4 Meet   Ministers Will Map Conference Agenda In Paris Monday

Soviets Agree to Meet With Big Three   U. $., Britain, France and Russia to Hold

Russia Agrees To Conference Of 4 Deputies   Groundwork Will Be Laid March 5 For Foreign Ministers’ Meeting

Reds Agree To Talk Over Plan For Big 4 Meet  Deputies To Try To Map Out Agenda For Doacethle Parlay

Russia Agrees To Big 4 Talks About Parley   First Step Taken T Bring Ministers Into Huddle .

Russia Accepts Bid To Meeting   Big 4 Deputies Scheduled To Convene In Paris

USSR Agrees  To Sessions   Big Four Ministers Plan Paris Meeting

Soviet Agrees To ‘Big Four’ Talk Mareh 5  . To Tay Groundwork  ce ee ee a oe a ee   To Lay Groundwork » For. Confers nee Of : Foreign Ministers:

Russia Agrees To Deputies’ Talks Monday  Would Clear Way For Discussions By ‘Bie 4 Ministers

Russia Agrees To Meeting ii Paris Monday         To Lay Groundwork for 4-Power Foreign Ministers’ Conference

Russia Agrees To Big Four Deputy Foreign Ministers’ Parley   Meeting Would Map Talks Later On World Problems

Soviets Agree To Big Four Paris Meeting  March 5 Meeting To Lay Groundwork

Russia to Meet With Big Three  ‘Agrees to Western   ‘Agrees to Western Proposol for Paris Meeting to Get Underway Monday

 RUSSIA ACCEPTS PROPOSAL Paris Meeting Of Big 4 Deputies Starts Monday

Moscow Agrees to Meeting Of Big 4 Deputies in Paris  Purpose is To Arrange Full-Scale Session

Reds Agree To Conference Of Big 4 Solons   Representatives Meet Ju Paris To Plan For Parley OF Ministers

Soviet Union Agrees to Plan for a Meeting of Big Four   Foreign Ministers to Chart Agenda

Kremlin Qkays Paris Meeting   Deputy Foreign Ministers To Meet March 5 To Plan.

i 95 Per Cent Stand Near Complete Transplanting  Reported By Tobacco Expert

Aw, Naw! What Faw?   95 Per Cent Stand Near Complete Transplanting  Reported By Tobacco Expert

MERCHANT GETS TO APRIL 30TH ON PRICE CHART   Price Controls Bar Increase of Feb. 24 Profit Margin.

Light Turnout Due In Ohio’s Big Cities   Philadelphia Race Stirs Interest Governors, Mayors, Congressmen Selected

Hint Income Tax Drive On Gangsters   Congress May Vote Treasury Funds for Work

May Add Funds to Fight Tax Evasion Among Gangsters   Committee Says They “Get Away With Murder” in Their Tax Returns.

Rep. Ford Cuts 150th Birthday Fete for West Point from $95,000 to $5,000

Petition Story Is Assailed By Sen. McCarthy   Times Article Preparec ‘By Communist Edi tor,” He - Asserts

National Unity May Hinge on Troop Issue   Three Senators Say Truman Should Get Approval of Congress

Solons Offer President Recipe For National Unity; Sav Congress Must Approve Sending Troops Overseas

Senators Say Unity Possible   But Insist Only Way Is to Get Congress’ O.K. on Troop Moves

Strong National Unify Is Sought By Congressmen   Truman Must Get Approval To Send Troops To Europe

Troop Policy For Europe Drawing Fire  Senate Leaders Ask Truman Submit

Vote on Troops For Europe Being Urged Three Senators Say Congress Approval  Mt . , £8... gf, __ gE _e& 

HOLD CONGRESS SHOULD PASS ON TROOP MOVEMEN   Truman Backers in Senate Say He Should Seek Approval Before Sending Soldiers to Europe.   SEEN AS BEST WAY TO OBTAIN UNITY   Taft, Wherry Renew  Demands for Voice on Question—Former Hits U. N. Action as “Appeasement.”

-Taft-dnd Wherry. Renew Demand for Voice. Over . Movement of Troops. Into. Europe by Congress Vot.

Troop Policy For Europe Drawing Fire   Senate Leaders Ask Truman Submit Plans to Congress

Economy Bloc Fights To Save Big Fund 5 Slush      mala un) BR EERATE LSE. Neely Attempts To  Erase 10% Cut In heannipa? Pav Rolls

Move Underway To Kill Payroil Cut In 2 Agencies   Senate Economy Blox Faces Move To Smas! Its Biggest Victory

je TY BOC Loses ts Mead of steam  Move to Cut Federal Employes Leave Fails; ‘Rivers and Harbors Bill Approved By House

WINTER EASES UP IN STATE   Will Be Definitely Les: Severe By Sunday, Says Gov’t Report

Says Missing C-47 Violated Frontier on Way to Belgrade      Reds Claim Crew Set to Parachute ‘Spies, Saboteurs’ Behind Curtain

Reds Admit Forcing U.S. C-47 Down   Hungary Holds Crew: Plan To Drop Spies, Saboteurs Charved

STASSEN MOVES TO GET DIARY OF SEN. VANDENBERG   University Professor Says Book Will Prove China Policy Charaes —

Senators Want  Look at Diary   Forrestal’s Notes Held ‘Damaging to Acheson

SENATORS MAY STUDY 'VANDENBERG DIARY   Stassen Tells Investigators Quotations Will Bock His Stand on China Conference

olassen Challenged To Accuracy  Aspirant Promises. Evech Fvidence To.

Stassen Cites Forrestal And Vandenberg Diaries  In China Aid Charge

Stassen Offers New Proof of U.S. Red Aid      Straws in the Wind - Young DemosCall GOP"War Party’

Stassen Avers Diaries Prove China Intent   Records Of Forrestal, Vandenberg Show Plar To Cut Aid, He Says

‘Acheson Tried Cut China Aid, Says Stassen   Senators? Attention Is Directed To Diaries Of Yorrestal. Late  Senator ee Way

Senator Vandenberg’s Diary Asked By Stassen to Corroborate His Early Testimony on Aid fe China

CR RNID ggtnninn thncamen: —Fnenm et MINN ORUBYEN EAS aval Brn ESA  No New Moves for Opening the Cease-Fire Truce  Talks   STORY OF A MEETING

Stassen Asks Use of Diary   Vandenberg’s Notes May Be Subpoenaed in Senate Probe

STASSEN ASKS CALL FOR DIARY   Says Vandenherg’s Notes Will Back His Statement on China

Stassen Asks Diary Record Be Subpoenaed   Says Vandenberg’s Notes Wil! Corroborate China Testimony’

Stassen Asks Diary To Back Testimony  Says Vandenberg’s Book Would Suppor   ee are a, ee. a ee

Forrestal Views Citec To Group   He Also Claims Vandenberg Wanted To Help Nationalists

Vandenberg And Forrestal Diaries Corroborate Testimony---Stassen

Senate Group to Hear Testimony by Stassen   To. Repeat Charge U. S. Far Eas! Policy Once Helped Reds.

Stassen Asks Fo For Vandenburg Diary To Prove ve Charges       Far East Policy Probed

Stassen’s Facts  Are Challenged   Lattimore Denies Views Attributed to Him;: New Evi. dence Promised Senate Investigators Today -

Diaries to Prove Pro-Red Charge Stassen Claims   Says Vandenberg, Forrestal Papers Will Back Him Up

Stassen Asks Vandenberg Diary Entry Would Corroborate Essential Facts Of  BRarhar Teetimanv

New Challenge Faces Stassen   Accuracy on Far East Issue Questioned

Stassen Challenged To Accuracy   1948 Presidential Aspirant Promises Fresh Evidence To Back Up His Charge

Vandenberg Diary Cited by Stassen In Jessup Probe  Corroborates His Testimony, He Telle Senators

Subpoena Diary of Vandenberg?   Stassen Urges Record on China Conference Be Produced

VANDENBERG DIARY SUBPOENA SOUGHT   Stassen Asks Step To Back China Testimony

Stassen Claims Evidence In Disputed China Deals   Asks Senate Group To Study Late Senator’s Diary, For Confirmation Of Previous Testimony

Stassen Says Diaries Will . Back Him Up   Charges Against State Department Are Reiterated:

URGES PROBERS SUBPOENA DIARY OF VANDENBERG   STASSEN DECLARES WILL BACK ACCOUNT OF CHINA AID PARLEY

Stassen Calls For Diary Of Vandenberg   Says Papers Will Corroborate His China Aid Story

Says State Department  Cut Off Aid   Stasson Claims Evidence Of White House Meeting kn 1949 From Diaries

Vandenberg Papers Show Sellout, Claim  Give Needed Facts Of White House Meet: Ex-Governor

Urges Senators To Obtain Diary, Forrestal’s Data  Returns To Stand For Testimony on Jessup’s Advice

Vandenberg s Diary May Be Examined  Stassen Testifies   Stassen Testifies Senctor’s Documents Support His Story

UMT Wins A Second Test Vote   Senate Defeats Effort To Cut Out Long-Rang« Program ‘From Bill; Near a: Final Vote

Senate Refuses To Knoek out Deferring Plan   Universal Military Bill Wins Test Vote 68-20 In the Senate Today

Clears Path for Quick Approval Of Draft Law   Fight to Eliminate UMTS Program From Bill Fails, 68-20

Senafe Approve: UMST Proposal In Test Ballot   Final. Voting On Measure Due Tonight?

Deferment Plan Stays in Draft  College Students Backed by Senate

Long-Term Plan Kept   Senate Retains Pen te Defer 75,000 Each Yoor for Medic, Scientific Trelning

Senate Refuses to Change Plan   College Men Would Be Exempt From Service

UMT Passes Senate Roll Call Count   Youths, 18, Must Serve At Least 6 Months Duty

Universal Training Wins Senate Test   Effort to Kill Deferments of  “Students Loses

Senate Seeks  Vote Today On  Training Bill Takes Up Deferment Of College Siudents  ceo Bines OinwexHnw

Top Student Deferment Plan Wins   75,000 Will Be Exempted from Military Call

Senate Passes UMT Program On Test Vote   Act Requires Six Months Military Training for 18-Year-Olds

UMT Wins Senate Test by Big Vote  System Aims for F bdo ic kk 7.’

UMT Wins Test  Vote in Senate   Attempt to Separate Long-Term Program, Manpower Bill Defeated

SENATE VOTES TO KEEP DRAFI DEFERMENTS   75,000 Outstanding Students To Be Exempt Each Year

Proposal to Knock Out Educational Deferments Reaten in Senate Tadav

UMT PLAN UNDER FIRE College Deferment Clause Retained In Senate Bill

Several Pending Amendmenis Are Doomed, Belief   Result Shows Trend as Showdown Nears on 18-Year Draft

Senate Nearing Draft Showdown   Question Of Deferment  Up For Discussion Todav.

Effort to Change Draft Act Loses 68-20  Passage of Service Measure Seen

Final Vote On Full Bill Due Tonight   Count of 68 to 21 Blocks Move To  Cancel Exemptions

Decide Vitat Draft Problem  Final Decision Due To Be Made In  lLinner Houceo

Effort to Change Draft Act Loses 68-20   Passage of Service Measure Seen On Basis of Vote

DEFERMENTS ARE DEBATED   Senator Cordon Against Choosing Who Shall Be Cannon Fodder

EXTRA   Vote 68-20 In Favor of UMTS Bill   WASHINGTON, March 9 (A P) — The senate today refused te knock out of its manpower bill a pian for deferring 75,000 outetanding college men annualty from military service.

Push For Vote Today On Hotly Contested Issue   Hope To Finish Action On Bill Permitting Draft Of 18-Year-Olds; Troops  Controversy Races

Retain Plan To Defer Students  Expect Approval Of Draft Bill Tonight

Debate Begins On Deferments  Senate Pushes Vote On 18-Year Draft

UMT Bill Wins Senate TestVote —   Members Reject Effort to Divorce Proposal from Monnower Mereur:

UMTS Plan Wins In Senate's Test  Retained in Draft ~ Extension Setup

Deferment of Students Is Being Viewed   Senate Nears Crisis in Manpower Legislation; Final Vote on Bill Possible Toniaht

Senate Refuses To Kill College  Deferment Plan   Senators Point For Final Vote On UMTS   WASHINGTON, March 9? —» ~Universal Military Training today won 68 to 20, a test vote, in the Senate.

Wf 4l¥ ULUAVUNE ODO?  Senate Girds For Showdown Fight On Universal Military Training             

Plan to Defer Students of Medicine Ken!   ‘Training for Life— Not Death’ Appeal haecha: be Be Conta

Manpower Bill Retains Clause  On College Men   Senate Fails To Kil! Plan For Deferring 75,000 Brilliant Youths Yearly.

Universal Military Training Wins Test Vote in Senate   Effort To Strip LongTerm Program From Draft Bill Defeated.

U.M.T. Wins, 68-20, In Senate Test Vote  Plan to Defer Outstanding Collewve Men [s Retained

Long Term Service Part of Bill Survives Kill _ Attempt   EXPECT TO COMPLETE   Senate Also Keeps Intact a Plan-for Draft De ferments

Senate Test  Vote Favors  UMP 68-20   Proposal to Take It Out Of Manpower Bill Is Defeated

DEFERMENTS  ARE RETAINED BY SENATORS    Backers Are Now: : Confident They Can Push Bill Through.

Senate Keeps Deferments For Students   Showdown Nears Or Manpower Issues, Military Training

Long-Term Training Program Remains In Proposed Draft Bil]   Favor Deferment of ‘Bright Students   Passage Is Due Later Today After Action On More Amendments

Top $300 Penal ly Some Truck W eight Cases Must Go Into County Court

HcCarran Calls Truman Lobbyist   Raps Drive to Restore Funds Cut from ‘Voice’

Only Three State Air Units in First Call  Guard Ojijicers Say  Ri UWee.’s Ba fn~llaA

wouns wP ! Like Noisy” Clock  a ~~ # _ gn... fo = ope fle   Lorain Girl, 10, Getting Used To Ticking In Head

Suit Ties Up School Funds  Injunction Prevents Payment to Districts

Senate Panel Urges Passage Of Bill Boosting Tax On Gasoline In Texas

More Bargains In Price War  Palm Beach Suits Return, Watches Caliine Malt Deina

J ap Treaty  Aides Vote A gainst Mao   Russia’s Gromyko Defeated, 49.3

Ban‘on Red hina First Pact Target   Filibuster Tzy Defeated 49-3 By Allied Bloc

MacArthur Visited By Hirohito   Dulles and General To Discuss Japanese Peace Treaty Today

Hirohito Pays Farewell Call On M’ Arthur  General, Family Take Off Monday

Hirohito Paysa Farewell Call   ‘Unprecedented Visit as - General MacArthur Prepares to Leave for Home

U.N. ADVANGE IS SLOWED BY COMMUNISTS   Enemy Also Hits Back In Air But Fails to Prevent Bombing by Super-Forts.

Foe Throws Up Stand Or Die.  Defense Line   Allies Drive Ahcad In Eastern Sector For Only Adyanee

12 Red Jets Attack Bombers  Enemy Throwing Up New Defense   Enemy Throwing Up New Defense Line for Stand  North of Parallel

Red Resistance Grows; Allies. Gain Slightly   Soviet-Built Jets, Attack B-29’s In North Korea

CHINESE HALT UN RIES A OTHER POINT:   Sabrejets Down Russ MIGS While Flying Cover for Eight 8-295.

Communists Hit Back In Air; Allies Get Small Gains On Single Front

Gains Registered On East-Central Front in Korea   MIGs Attempt to Intercept B-29’s-  Two Shot Down

Only Gains Are Scored On East Center Front; Reds Strike From Air   Twelve Jets Venture 50 Miles Into Korea To Attack Super Forts And Bomb Key Bridge.

Soviet Agent Files Appeal   *Digrible-Céossed By” FBI, Slack Contends

Mother Of 12 Praised For Heroic Action In Saving Children Fire Leaves Family Homeless

ee RS NC Allee  Earl y Christmas Fire _ ZOS Home of Mom, Pop, 12 ‘Kids’

Of “Big Springs’ Fame Michigan Issues Arrest Warrant  For Freed Convict-Composer

BITTER AT MICHIGAN  _ Grandstaff Under Threat  Of Warrant Sings Blues

STATE OBSERVES HOLIDAY FOURTH      Business Virtually At Standstil] — Thousands Away From) Work  Flock = ‘fo Beaches. Mountains,

CHRISTMAS SEALS AID NATION IN ITS FIGHT AGAINST T.B.   Steady Decline Noted In T. B. Death Rate Over Period Of Years

Rush For Food Ends W. Virginia Prison Mutiny   Warden Blames ‘Few Chronic Malcontents’

Warden's Offer of Food Closes Bloodless Rebellion  Hunery Conviets End Mutiny

Gov. Patteson To Investigate ~ Pen Uprising   Chilled Prisoners Trudge Back to Cells After TO TT ee: SP eke eal}

General Ike Tells Truman Of Europe Trip   “1 Can Still Hope” Says Eisenhower After Conference

lran Forbids All Patriotic Rallies  ears Demonstrations   Fears Demonstrations May Snaq Oil Talks

IRAN ANXIOUS FOR OIL TRUCE   Ban Patriotic Hoopla, Fear Talks Might Be Disrupted

TEN NAVY AIRMEN FEARED KILLED IN ALASKA CRESE   Eight Bodies Found After  Bomber Accident On BeBe Gn Cm pocorn 

TESTIMONY MAY BE COMPLETE BY NIGHTFALL   Declared Yesterday Marshall Opposed Chiefs Peace View  - eesee @o@ eo @ as mane ease ae

TESTIMONY MAY BE COMPLETE BY NIGHTFALL   Declared Yesterday Marshall Opposed Chiefs Peace View

8 DEAD, DAMAGE IS HIGH Kansas Floodwaters Roll Toward All-Time Record

Record Flood Sweeping Over Parts Of Kansas   Thousands Driven From Homes In Flood Disaster

{2 Are Charged In Job Selling   High-Ranking Demo: Chiefs -Are Included

Indict 12 In Federal Job Sales Inquiry   Forrest B. Jackson, Frank E. Mize, Clarence E. ‘Hood, Jr., Amana Those Named

Twelve Indicted For Selling U.S. Jobs in Mississippi   Pro-Truman Leaders, Ar Included in Group; Defendants _ Named

Sale ef Federal Offices Charger   12 Mississippi Party Leaders Face Conspiracy Indictments by Jury

Jury Indicts 12 In Mississippi On Job Selling  Pro-Truman Faction Leaders In Group Waiting Arraisnmen

12 Indicted In Mississippi For U.S. Job Sales   Leaders of Pro-Trumar Faction -Are Char ged With Conspiracy

Dozen Indicted For Job Selling In Mississippi  Pro-Truman Faction landore Aceciced

JOB SALES PROBE LEADS TO CHARGE’   TWELVE MEMBERS OF FRO TRUMAN FACTION IX MESSISSIPPI INDICTED.

-Weather   12 Indicted by Federal Grand Jury for Mississippi Job-Selling

U.S. Jobs Sold, 12 Indicted   Pro- Truman Mississippians Faeing Trial

Twelve Indicted in Federal Job Sales In Mississippi, Some Truman Backers

12 Are Indicted For Job Selling   Federal Grand Jury Charges Mississippians With Conspiracy

Cigaret Tax Passes; Roden Defends Governor’s Stand   House Overrides Gruenina’s Veto

MacArthur’s “Intelligence” Chief Fights With Reporters Over 1950 Korean Retreat

Was Head of  's Intelligence   it ‘Biased’ s to Papers,  Villoughby   ‘Some Army Officers Retire Gracefully' —  Hiding Own Blunders,’ Says Bove

BACKS MACARTHUR — Gen. Willoughby Charges Newsmen Inaccurate In  Stories About Korean War

Writers Aided Reds In Korea, General Says   Newsmen Blamed For MacArthur Split

Answer Wilioughby  Newsmen Deny Charge by General They Were Biased in Covering War

Contributed  To MacArthur’s Firing, He Says; Correspondents Make Denials

Willoughby Charges ‘Bias, Prejudice, Inaccuracy”  Newsmen Blamed For F iringOf General MacArthur

Gen. Willoughby, MacArthur Intelligence Chief, Charges Newsmen Biased, Inaccurate  Magazine Article Gets Replies From Some of Nation’s Top War Writers

“Ragpick’ Writers Aroused  Six Correspondents ree tions STapchbesternesace?: "Tengo

Gen. Willoughby Takes Bite At Press—  Mac Aide Says. War Reports “Inaccurate”

OVER WAR REPORTING   Former Intelligence Chie’ Blames Men for Ouster of MacArthur ~

War Correspondents Say Article As Inaccurate As Intelligence Reports—  \Ride Blames Newsmen For Truman Firing MacArthur

Six Newspapermen Accused Of Bias And Inaccuracy In War Reporting

MacArthur Aide Asserts 6 Correspondents Wrote Biased Reports On Korea

‘Willoughby Blasts Hal Boyle, 5 Other Newsmen      Blames Writers For Firing of, Gen. MacArthur   Boyle Reply on Strange Case of Gen. Willoughby

WILLOUGHBY RAPS PRESS Accused Newsmen Deny Charges Of MacArthur’s Chief Of Intelligence

MacArthur Aide Blasts Press for Korean Fiasco Reports; Reporter Answers Back   Willoughby Blasts Criticism of Army   Hal Soyle Declares Senera! Blundered

General Critical Of War Writers: Newsmen Reply   Willoughby Charges Reporters Biased, Prejudiced And Inaccurate—Correspondent Says U. S._ Intelliaence Faulty 

Willoughby Blasts Press for Poor Reporting   Contributes Firing Of MacArthur To  Inaccurate Reports

Gen. Willoughby Charges Newsmen With Biased Reporting From Korea

Six Newsmen Accused Of Giving  Aid And Comfort To The Communists   Retired General Charges Them With “Inaccurate Biased And Prejudiced” Reporting; Factor In MacArthur Firing.

a. Denbting B ad. General Says; Not So, Writers mep*y  gg queeny tte deerrihed this a

M’Arthur Aide In Attack On Press   Says Newsmen Gave Biased Report On War

Newsmen Deny Bias Charge On War Reporting   MacArthur Man Accuses News, Mags Top Correspondents

M’Arthur Aide Bitterly Raps  Six Reporters   Says They Were Inaccurate, Biased, Gave Aid To Reds

MacArthur's Chief Of Intelligence in Attack on Newsmen   Willoughby Charges Inaccurate, Biased Reporting of Koreon War; Newsmen Reply With Vigorous Denials and Again Picture American Intelligence As Very Poor

‘Ragpick’ Writers — Aroused   ASix Correspondents, Three Publications Indictment’ Targets

Newspapermen Accused of Biased Reporting By MacArthur's Former Intelligence Chief

7 GEN. WILLOUGHBY RAPS CRITICS  Charges Biased Reports Aided Red:

‘Inaccurate and Prejudiced’ Gen. Willoughby Scores Newsmer For Their Korean War Reporting

Six Newsmen Accused  Of Biased War Report:   flat Boyle Declares:  Willoughby’s Faulty Intelligence Gave Aid and Comfort to Commies

General Says Newsmen Contributed To Truman's Ouster of MacArthur

.Newsmen Quickly Deny Charges They Were ‘Inaccurate and Biased in Korean Reports

Retired Major General B itterly Accuses Newsmen  Of Inaccurate, Biased Reporting Of Korean War

Former Intelligence Chief for General MacArthur Blasts Korean War Reporters

Biased Korean War Reporting By Six Charged   Willoughby, M’Arthur Aide, Is Accuser; All Named Deny Attacks

MacArthur's Ex-Intelligence Chief Blasts Newsmen, Gets Sharp Retort

Says Prejudiced And Inaccurate News Coverage In Korea Contributed To Firing Of Gen. MacArthu:

A “Bias” Charge At Six Newsmen  Attack Leveled in Magazine Article by Gen. Charles Willoughby  OVER WAR REPORTING Former Intelligence Chief  Blames Men for Ouster of MacArthur

Six Reporters, Magazines Hit   Ex-Spy Chief Claims Reports ‘Aided? Enemy; Split His Boss And Truman

‘Accuses Six Newspapermen, Three News Magazines of “Biased, Prejudic » ed’ Reporting; They All Deny It.

Willoughby Attacks Six Newsmen, Calls  Them ‘Ragpickers’   Former Chief of Intelligence Assails Press as Fickle, Says Writings Aided Communists, Inspired Defeatism — — Sharp Denials Are Made

W ARTHUR QUOTER IS LAND IN PART TO “BIASED? NEN)   General Willoughby Says Six Writers Created Distrust Between Tokyo and Washington.   STATEMENT DEALS WITH U.N. SE EBACK   Newsmen Deny Charges, Re  iterate Beliefs Faulty In telligence Reports Led to Reverse in’ North.

Budenz States Vincent as Red Gets Hurley Out   Former Communist Party’s Official Reports Convincing

J udge Blamed For Improper’  Jury Pressure   Former Collector’s Counsel Files Plea To Dismiss Charges

Charge Judge Influenced Jury On Finnegan   Ex-Collector’s Attorneys Seek Bribery Dismissal

CHARGE JUDGE PUT PRESSURE ON GRAND JURY   SEEK TO DISMISS INDICTMENT AGAINST EX-TAX COLLECTOR

Ohio Airmen Die In Mid-Air Crash  Fighter Collides With B-25 Bomber

THREE KILLED IN COLLISION OF PLANES IN AIR   Bomber and Fighter Crash; B-25 Pilot Is Sole  Survivor.

Truman “Fired” Hero To Avert 3rd World War   HST Says World Peace More Important Than One Individual; Pays Tribute To M’Arthur; Controversy Rages Unchecked Throughout US

Dispute Over M’Arthur's Ouste Roars Louder   Truman Explains Reasons for Firing General in Speech

Major Controversy Rages In Congress And Nation Over MacArthur Removal

President Hastens To Micri phones To Explain Far Ea: Policies; Congressmen, Senator Get Many Communications   GENERAL MAY FLY HOME NEXT WEE

Gov. Shivers Sets March 4-10 Week For Public Schools, Visitors Asked

ALLIES ACCUSE REDS STAGED FAKE BOMBING   UN Forces Win More Ground

Allies Rap Deliberate Red Fraud   Ridgway’s Office Claims Red Plane Raided Kaesong

Allied Planes Not In Sector, Report States   _ Change Of Confereiice Site Considered By United Nations Heads

U. N. Chief May Reject Demand for Inquiry, Change Site of Parley

Statement Is Released By U. N. Office   Foe Perpetrated Deliberate Fraud, Allies Contend

OITES DELAYS, BICKERING AT PEACE TALKS   Charges Red Plane Was Used to Stage “Bombing” at Kaesong.

Ridgway Will Reject Demand For New Probe On Communists Terms   Believe Delay Is Used To Build Up Stronger Evidence To Support Red Claims.

RIDGWAY PUTS ENTIRE BLAME ON COMMUNISTS   Enemy Accused of Using One of Own Planes to Carry Out “Fake Bombing.”

Ridgway To . Reject Demand. of Communists.   Site of Conference - Talks. May-Be Switched from Kaesond

Says Allied Air Alert System Picked Up Plane Over City at Time of Alleged Bombing, And It Wasn’t UN’s; Talk Site May Be Changed

Soviet Admits Firing On Weather Reconnaissance  Ship Found Over Siberia   Communist Naval Fliers Given Medals “For Distinguished Service” Believed Responsible For Destruction Of Plahe

Report Comes After Soviet Charge That Fliers Crossed Siberian Border on Nov. 6

Soviet Admits Chasing Patrol  “Over Siberia’   Note Protests ‘Violation’s Red Pilots Decorated; U.S. Presses Probe

Craft Believed To Have Been Shot Down By Russian Fighters   BORDER VIOLATION ‘CHARGED BY MOSCOW

VIEW LOST PLANE AD A RED VICTIM   NAVY ANNOUNCES Loss AMID SIGNS THAT RUSSIANS SHOT IT DOWN,

Moscow Protest First News That It Was: Shot Down   Missing-“Ship Was Pre. sumed Lost On Weather: Mission

Navy Reports Twin-Engined Craft Missing  Reds Say Siberian Border Violated

REDS BLAMED FOR DOWNING YANKEE PLANE   Weather Craft **Lost”’ With Crew Of 10  In Japan Sea

U.S. Fears Rass Shot Down N avy Plane   Reconnaissance Craft Reported Lost Off Japan Since Nov. 6

Soviet Protest Acknowledges Plane Target   Decoration Of Red Fliers Connected With Incident

U. S. Navy Plane Missing; Believed Downed by Soviets   RESEMBLES OLD AFFAIR

Navy Plane Possibly Shot Down. By Russians  Ten Men Missing   Ten Men Missing: Russia Protests Plane Violated  Saviet Territory

Russia Says U.5. Airplane Over Siberia   Navy Reveals Croft Miss ing With 10 Aboard, May Have Been Shot

Retrial Of Plubell Murder Case Most Important On List To Be Take: Up On September 17.

Grand Jury Returns 8 True Bills   DuBois Defendants Among Those Listed For Criminal Trials At Postponed Court Session.

Ousted Army General Hits © ‘Fear’ Polic)   _M’ Arthur Continues Attack Against Truman

Reds Attempt Some Resistance ToU.N.Advances   Allied Forces Reach South Rim Of Giant Hwachon Reservoir

Allied Armor Pushes Ahead North of Seoul   Foe Suffers 18,000 Casualties in 3 Days; Imjin River Crossed

TESTS REVEAL WAYS TO STOP SKID-WRECKS   National Safety Council’: Research Provides Reliable Tips   MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE

Observers Say Truman To Run   McKinney Selection Indicates Decision

Red Demand Sinks Yule Peace Hopes   Allies Charge Proposals Are ‘Double-Talk’

‘REDS YAK DOUBLETALK Hope For Yuletide Peace  In Korea War Grows Din

Planes Crash At Key West   All Aboard Two Crafts Are Sent To Their Deaths

SET SMOKER DATE   17th Annual Rural Ac: quaintance Event Will Be March 27

U.S, DEFENSE COMPLETE CASE AT SPY TRIAL   Government to Seek Death Penalty For Trio

Atomic Spy Case Nears N. Y. Jury  Three Defendants Risk. Death Penalty

MISSISSIPPIANS TO POLLS TUESDAY   BITTER GUBERNATORIAL RACE WILL BE DECIDED BY STATE'S VOTERS.

Congress Faces Long Arguments OnUMT Program   Opposition Grows Against Training For 18-year-olds

CENSORSHIP BANS ALL NEWS STORY REFERENCES TO 38TH ‘PARALLEL; REASON NOT CLEAR

Price Rollback On Beef Becomes Effective Monday   Reductions Vary ‘ From 5-12 Cents a Pound; Retailers to Post Values June 4

Slash In Beef Prices Should Show Monday  Some Chuck Steaks May Drop 12 Cents Under O-PS: Order

Government Today Cuts Retail Ceilng Prices Of Some Meats in Amending Earlier Orders

Gov't Slashes Price Of Beef. Steaks, Roasts  OPS Orders Chuck Cut 12c A Pound

Meat _PRICE REDUCTIO ON  Here's A Rundown Of What ‘OPS Price Cut Order Does

U.S. Cuts Price On Pot Roasts   Butchers to Post Ceilinas Monday

Order Beef Price Slashes For Some:Cits   OPS Acts to Do Away With ‘Inequities’ ‘In Certain Meat Gradés

OPS CUTS CEILING PRICES ON STEAKS, SOME POT ROASTS   Reductions Up to 12 Cents A Pound Are Effective Next Monday   ADJUST ‘INEQUITIES’   Dollars-and-Cents Tops On Beef Must Be Fosted On Counters

Government Cuits Retail Beef Prices   OPS Order Reduces Some Steaks, Roast: 12 Cents Pound

New Curb Order Chops Few Cents Off Meat Prices   Labor Bureau Says Livestock Prices  Show 3 Per Cent Dip

Five to 12 Cents, Effective Monday; Barber Shops Must Post Prices

Meat Reductions Effective Monday  Controls Lopp 12 Cents Off Some Beef Cuts

OPS Orders Cut In Price Tag On Some Meats  Chuck Steaks, Pot Roasts Costs Pared 126 Pound

Prices of Steak, Pot Roasts Will Drop 12 Cents  Reductions Odered Will Hit Counters

New Ceiling Prices on Some Beef   Surprise Order Slashe: as Much as 12 Cents a Pound.

Cuts Ordered In Beef Costs    ‘Government Slashes 12   Cents Off Ceilings Of   Some Roasts

arder Will Cut Costs On Chuck Steaks, Pot Roasts  Reductions Range From 6 to 12 Cents A Pound; New Ruling Is Effective Monday

Livestock Prices Drop. 3%—  OPS Cleaver Lops 12 Cents Off Price of Steaks,. Roasts

Controls Order Cuts Prices of Steaks, Roasts  Reductions Ordered By OPS Last Niaht

Retail Prices — Of Meat Slated To Fall Monday   Government Order To Reduce Costs 5 to 12 Cents Per Lb

Meat Price Lids Get 12-Cent Cut   Chuck Steaks, Pot Roasts Take Pound Reduction

the Weather   Ceiling Lowered On Some Beef   New Beef Scale Effective Monday

Ceilings Will Drop Up To 12 Cents Pound  Reductions Take Effect On Monday

Ceiling Prices on Some Meats Slashed   OPS Says Reductions Will Become Effective on Monday

New OPS Meat Rules Go Into Eifect Monday   (Chuck Steaks and Pot Roasts Cut L2e Pound: Few Prices Unchanged

Ceiling Prices On Beef Cuts Slashed Again  New Redactious  To Take Effect Next Monday

Beef Cut Clarified   5- to 12-Cent Reduction On Some Cuts Adjusts Inequities in Ceilings

SALCCUvVeE RORY  Government Slashes Prices  On Some Beef Cuts 5-12 Cent.

Government Cuts Meat Ceilings   Chuck Steaks And Pot Roasts Slashed About 12 Cents

OPS Cuts Beef Prices, Amends Ceiling Orders  Chuck Steaks, Pot And Rump Roasts Given ‘Trimming’

Control Cleaver  Lops Cents Off  Meat Prices OPS Order Calls  For Red:ctions On Snecific Cuts

Ceilings Must Be Posted Monday Price Cleaver Chops Anew at Beef Prices

Price Control” Cleaver Chops Some Beef Costs   OPS Order On Some Cuts Becomes Effective Monday:

Price Control Cleaver Lops  Roasts Prices   Reductions Ordered Friday Night Must Be on Meat Counter June 4, OPS States

Cleaver Dropped On Steak, Roasts   OPS Orders Reduction; Cuts Cost of Some Meat 5 to 12 Cents in Country

OPS Orders Rollback on  Meat Prices   Rutchers Must Post Prices: Crackdown Set for Violators

Ceilings on Some Beef Cuts Lowered  Price Orders Affect Meats.  Service Establishments

0.P.S Slashes Top Ceiling On Meat Cuts   Prices on Chuck Steaks, Rump and Pot Roasts Cut

Some Beef Cuts Must Be Lowered   Starting Monday, Prices Must Be Posted

POT ROASTS, SOME STEAK CUT 12 CENTS   Office of Price Stabilizetion Orders Reductions to Take Effect Next Monday on Beef. ‘   RETAIL CEILING a PRICES AFFECTED   Rump Roast Reduced 5-66  Per Pound and Ceiling of 50-57¢ Put on Beet Tonques.

OPS Chops 12. Cents Off Price Of Some Beef :  Reductions To Becom Effective in Stores Monday Mornina

OPS Order Cuts  Prices on Roasts Ceiling Schedules Effective Monday

Chuck Steaks and Pot Roasts Cut 12 Cents In New Beef Prices To Be Effective Monday

Retail Meat Cuts Slashed 12¢c a Pound  ris. 4 fF...   Federal Order Effective Monday

Retail Meats Due to Drop [5 to 12 Cents   Monday Price Cuts Affect Pot, Rump And Chuck Roasts

().P.S. Orders Cut In Price Of Beef   Ceilings Must Be Posted At Meat Shops Monday

Ceilings Take Ffect Monday With Changes   Pot Roast, Chuck Steak, Rump Roast Schedules Lowered

PRICES OF SOME BERF CUTS LOWER   Control Cleaver Slashes About Twelve Cents From Some Steaks And Roasts Effective Monday

U.S. Reduces Steak Price   Retail Ceilings Down 12 Cents on Some: Cuts Lower

Some Steaks, Roast Will Drop in Cost   Price Rollback Scheduled Monday At All Markets

Uraes No Deal In Oatis Case  Sen. O’Conor Would Abandon All Trade With Czechoslovakia

Articles Left on Subway Trains in New York Will Be Put on Auction Block

Ex-Rubber Czar Blasts Truman. Regime’s Waste   Jeffers Claims Cash Is ‘Poured Down Rat Holes’

JEFFERS TELLS BARKLEY U.S. PEOPLE HAVE LOST CONFIDENCE IN TRUMAN

Jeffers Assails Rat Hole Spending   World War 2 Rubber Boss Says Truman Throws Money Away

‘Money Down Hundred Rat Holes’ Now   W. M. Jeffers in Letter to Barclay So Declares

EX-RUBBER BOSS JEFFERS SAYS—  Truman Pours Tax Revenues ‘Down a Hundred Rat Holes’

Grady Wins More Time In Iranian Oil Wrangle   British Have Until Tuesday To Answer Demands For Profits From Iranian Oil

Grady Gains Brief Delay For Britain  In Of Deal   British Have Until Tuesday To Obtain Payment Settlement

Taft Hunting Votes in Forme: Stassen State   Ohio Senator Seeks Minnesota Delegates In Test of Strenath

Congress Will Be Given Time To Study Case   Secrest's Action, Appeal by Lausche Deter Engineers

Atomic Powered Sub Is Possible   Navy Reports That Progress Is Made

Election Calendar May Be Revised To Make Provisions for Soldier Ballots

Child Is Rescued From Drain Hole   Tall, Thin Lad Aids the Firemen

Western Arms Reduction Plan ls Denounced  Vishinsky Bitterly Attacks Plan Before Committee Of U.N.

Vishinsky Says Arms Cut Plan Just Cover Up   Russian Minister Says UN Rearms for War, Not Peace

School Docrs to Swing Open Across (State Next Week for 1,654,000 Pupils

School Doors to Open Next Week   Record Throng of 1,654,000 Students Enrolled ir State: Some Teacher Shortages in Evidence

Shoratge of Teachers School Doors To Swing Open For 1,654,000 Students Soon

Crucial Truce Tak Postponec Until July 25  Conference Recessed _ At Request of Reds; —

Truce Conference Recess Is Called: Until Wednesday   Settlement Of War In Ko. rea Hinging On Troop Withdrawals

Truce Talks Recessed To Wednesday After Red Delegation Asks Time Out

Reds Request Adjournment Until July 25   Proposed Delay Agreed To by Joy In Kaesong

TRUCE TALKS RECESSED UNTIL JULY 25   Army Orders News Ban, Then Changes Mind; No Reason Giver

Reds Asking For A Delay   Official Announcement Of Delay At First Stopped By Army In Tokyo, Then Approved At Insistence Of Newspeper Reporters

Annual County Fair Nearly Ready — To Stage Best Show in Its History   FREE ACTS TO BE EVENING FEATURE

PLYMOUTH COUNTY FAIR SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK   Fine Program Has Been Arranged At LeMars On August 21, 22 and 23

Legion Concerts Will Open Monday   First of 6 Programs Planned For Band Shell: H. C. Mitchell Is Directo:

Legion Concerts Will Oper Monday  First of § Programs  TH... 3 c.. B..)2 CL

Union Official’s Home s Bombec  Was Active in Dairy Strike Settlement

Throws Cloud Upon Listing Of 159 Organizations As Subversive Without Giving Them AHearing & ProvingCharges

Govt Loyalty Program Hit By High Court   Cannot Brand Group Subversive Without Hearing

U.S.High Court — ~ Raps Red Brand   Government is VUraere To Prove Charges".

Justices Rule Pro-Red Label Illeval   Hold U.S. Must Prove Subversive Action; Uphold Right to Fire

High Court Raps Gov't Use Of ‘Red’ Brand   - Throws Legal Cloud Over Listin; Of 159 Groups As Subversive 

Tribunal. Hits ‘Front’ Listing   Groups Entitled to Hearing,  TOL Court: Declares

Branding Without Hearing Rebuked  High Court Rules Aaainst Government

Groups Branded Subversive Have Right To Hearing  Government Lashed

Court Upholds Right To Fire   But Raps Government Fo Branding Groups As Reds Without Trial

Colorful Winston Churchill 1s 78 Years Old Today And Going Strone

Three Major Points Make Up Formula  Russian Attitude Expected Later From Vishinsky

Giant Hunt Scheduled For 2 Planes Lost In Southern Arizona  27 On One Transport; 50 Civil Air Patrol Craft Join In Search

Imaginative 14-Year-Old Boy Dies in Hangman’s Noose Sprung by a Candle

B-29 CRASHES IN SCOTLAND; 11 YANKS DIE   U. S. Air Force Aerial Tanker Falls in Flames in Wooded Valley Near Prestwick.   » NO SURVIVORS, 9 BODIES RECOVERED   Plane and Crew, in England for 90-Day Training, Were on Navigational Flight.

Fear Bomber Crash Kills uy  r Nine Bodie   Recover Nine Bodies In Scotland Crash

ALL ABOARD BIG WARPLANE DIE IN WRECK   Destination of Ship ‘And Names of Fliers ‘Withheld.

Superfort Crashes in scofland   1] Americans Die When Bomber Falls Ina Misty Valley

Plane Crashes In Scotland  Bodies of 9 U.S. Airmen Found: 2 More Feared  oct

‘1 Killed as B-29 Aerial: Tanker Crashes   U. S. Plane Burns In Mist-Shrouded Seotish Valley

Toll Feared 11 As B-29 Falls In British Glen  U.S. Tanker Plane On Training Flight From Lakenheath

B-29 Crashes In Scotland; Il Are Dead   Plane Nosedives in MistShrouded Valley; Was in Britain on 90-Day Tr@ining Mission.

Army Plane Crashes, 9 Known Dead   2 Other Crewmen Believed Killed In Scotland; Big  Plane is Burned

Bodies Of Nine Crewmen Taken From Wreckaae   Air Force Tanker Falls Into Valley Near Prestwick

Crash Of Aerial Tanker Carties  11-Men To Death  U. S. Air Force Reports Disaster _ Over Scotland

B-29 Crash In Seotland Kills Eleven   Tanker Craft Spins to Earth on Training Flight

Aerial Tanker Crashes, Burns   Believe 11 in Crew Killed in Accident in Scotch Valley

BOMBER CRASHES; 11 ABOARD KILLED   American Plane Plunges in Scotland — Nine Bodies Renen te geck.      wowed #

Ll Yanks Die In Plane Crash  B-29 Refueler Falle In Scottish Woods

AERIAL TANKER’S PLUNGE KILLS 11   Air Force B-29 Crashes Today in Scotland

Huge B-29 Aerial Tanker Crashes  All Hands Apparently Killed As Big Plane  Bursts Into Flames

11 Crewmen Die In Plane Crash; 9 Bodies Found   Flaming American Tanker Downed In Forest Ares At Carsphairn, Scotland

Street Bill Needs Only Formality ()f Ratification   Measure Ends Long Journey As Senate Okays Amendments

EBIOLATURE TLD TUE —{P SOFIE   Governor Also Asks Assembly to Lift Ban on Union Shon Contracts.

Sound Financing Without Higher Taxes Proposed   Governor Unfolds Program for lowa Before Legislature

Governor Also Urges Ban Off On Union Pacts:   Offers Legislative Proposals in Inaugural Address to Assembly.

No Boosts’ Either In Old Rates   Also Asks Lifting Of Ban on State’s Union Shop Pacts

Governor Wants No New Taxes   Beardsley Also Ask: Lifting of Union Shop Ban.

Governor Asks Sound Budget, No New Taxes   And Na Increases “in Existing Levies, Beardsley Stresses

RISES AT ACCELERATED PACE  Accident Death Toll Ai 114 By Late Saturday

Death Toll Rising Fast As Americans Begin Long Holiday  155 Killed So Far In All Types of Accidents At Least 100 In Traffi

CHAIN BANKING ISSUE. REVIVES   Sees Bill As Ghost 0 Measure That Rocked Legislature

2386 PUPILS ARE ON HALF-SESSIONS Report Issued at Office of  Charles H. Boehm In  Doylestown  ALL. GRADES CROWDED

Half Sessions.     2386 Pupils in Lower Bucks Co., Because  MH Taachor Craprity

Prochelo Providec ‘Score’ on, Bank  Tipped Kitts Off on Setup. He Testifies

Another Flood Crest For The Missouri River  ee bee nr ft J   Prediction of More Rains as Threat To Rising Streams

Senate Passes Trade Bill Based On Halting Aid   Measure Would Giv ‘Discretionary’ Powers to Truman

Reds Shy Away From Cameras. Photog Claims   AP Lensman at Kaeson Snaps Them Anvway

Claims. He Was Kidnapped In 1929 Search Ended For Mother Who Says — She Lost Son Here

U, S.- JAPANESE TREATY OFFERED   Aperica Proposes Agreement For Joint Defense Against Aggression By Communist Nation.

U.S. Invites Japan To Join Defense Pact  Ivs Us Or Attack By Reds, Dulles Says In Promise Of Power

HOW COLD WAS iT?   U.S. Invites Japan To Join Collective Defense Program

Japan Gets Bid On Defense Pact  Offered Tie-Up With U.S. After ‘Peace*

U.S. Requests Japan to Join Defense Pact   Dulles Makes Offer To Follow Signing Of Peace Treaty

Japan Invited To Join Alliance  Dulles Offers Part In Defense Sefup

OFFER TO JAPAN   Dulles Urges Japanese tc Join Collective Defense Agreement

Dulles Offers Pacific Defense   Mutual Aid Pact Pronosed to Jepan

OFFERS JAPA DEFENSE PACT   Dulles Extends Invitation Peace Treaty Signing Must Come First

Japanese Invited To Join Collective Defense Plan Based On American Power

Dulles Invites Japan To Join In Defense Pact   Offers Military Aid After Peace Treaty Is Signed

Milifary Plane Crashes Kill 19   C-47 Carries Nine to Deaths in Alaska

UN And Communist Sub-Committees Appear To Be Making Progress In Friendly Atmosphere Report States   GROUPS WILL MEET FOR THIRD SESSION

Joy Warns It Would Be Disastrous” To Draw Cease-Fire Line Along 38th   Makes Statement as Four-Man Committee Prepares to-Meet at Kaacona

No Cease-Fire Line On 38th,  He Announces   He Makes Tt Clear ‘To Reis The Exact UN Position On Deadlock

Ground Action. Flares   Warning Sounded Against Buffer Tone Alone 38th

Truce Group *: Readies to Mee! For Third Time  Joy Warns Would Be Foolhardy to Stop at Parallel

But Warning Is Issued By Admiral   Says 38th Border Would Perhaps Be ‘Disastraus"

Allies Continue Probing Actions Jn Korean Front   Port of Inchon Shelled, Raided By South Koreans

Commando-Type Attack Made by South Koreans As Other Allied - Units Push Toward Seoul:

Allies Hit Inchon In Commando Raid   South Korean Sailors Attack for Four Hours, American and Allied Soldiers Press Ground Drive Within 13 Air Miles of Seoul

Ground Units 13 Air Miles From Seoul, Fight in Snow   TankColumn NearsSuwon, Site of Nation's Best Field

Kill 40 Reds in 4-Hour Assault: U.N. Troops 13 Miles From Capital

suuwwe Wwe swiss  &~  Push near Seoul, In Major Advance  South Korean Unit Spends Four Hours In Coastal City

Ground Troops Within 13 Miles Of Capital City  Allies Push Ahead Or ‘Limited Offensive’;   Allies Push Ahead Or ‘Limited Offensive’; Key Hill Taken Wit Bavonet Charae

§, Koreans Raid Port of Seoul   Allied Tank Column Within 13 Miles of Old Capital

Reapportioning of Assembly Districts Seems Headed for Legislative Discard

Congressional Districts Only May Be Shifted  Lack of Census Data ~ May Hold Up Shifts   In Accambly Dictrictc

Reapportioning Move In State Appears Dim  Lack of Census Figures May Limit General Assembly

Pa. District Changeover Is Now Unlikely   Lack of Detailed Figures Is Blamed For Action Taken By Senate Group

Apc GUESTS OF HIROHITO AT PALACE LUNHEDK   Y Japanese Emperor Host To  U.N. Commander In  { thandchin Gesture

Massed Enemy Continues Push Despite Losses   Heaviest Fighting Rages South Of Wonju And In Osan; 1,000 Reds Push Back 3,000 Allies

But Enemy Masses  More Men, Pushes Steadily Southward   Wonju, Osan Fall in New Advance; UN Assaults Cost Foe Thousands

Allied Tank Columns Erase Once Vaunted Iron Triangle   Chinese Reds Begin Mass Withdrawal Along Central Front to Undertermined New Line

CHINESE TROOPS FLEE AS UN FORGES TAKE PYONPRANE   Foroes Virtually Unepposed in Twin Drives from Chorwon, Kumhwa   MAJOR PULLBACK SEEN   Retreat’ te Wonsan Line, 100 Miles Above 38, "  Bossible

SITY ABANDONED BY REDS BEFORE ~ COLUMNS ARRIVE   Communists Withdrawing En Masse From Central Front and Are Believed Headed Toward Kumsong.   ENEMY SUPPLY ROUTES PUSHED FAR TO NORTH   Battlefront Narrowed to 75 Miles — How Far North Fighth Army Will Pur sue Foe Is in Doubt,

Tank Columns Find Last Biv Bastion imply   Reds Appear Falling Back on Kumsong Due To Loss of Pyonggang

Allies Wipe Out Enemy Triangle: Reds Fall Back   Tank Columns Find Pyonggang Deserted And Foe in Retreat

Higher Taxes On Gasoline, Autos Urged   House Group Also Asks That Levies Be Increased on Cigarets, Liquor

Tax Group  Nears Final  Decisions Proposed Hike In Excise Taxes   Must be Ratified  Others Included

Autos, Gasoline Listed Among ltems Affected  Bill 's Expected To Be Introduc

Bill Prepared — For Increasing Excise Taxes  Revenue Goal Set At $7,500,000,000

Group Votes fo Hike Excise Tax   Covers Gas, Autos and Other Items

Tax Proposals Include Levies On Gambling  . Excise Increases Voted os House Group Ends Work

House Croup Favors Higher Excise Taxes  *. Motes to Boost Levies. on Gaso len Astane an Adany Othar i¢tame

House Committee Will Introduce New Tax Increase Measure Tomorrow; Many Levies Boosted

Committee Ups Excess Profits Levy   Gambling Tapped for New Federal Income by House Group

EXGIOE HATED ON AUTOS AND BAS BOOSTEL   Bill Includes. Stiff Increases in Individual, Corporate Income ‘Taxes.

Increase on Excise Taxes Is Approved   Committee Proposes Boost Levies on Cars, Gasoline and Many  Other Items

Ways and Means Committee Vote: Excise Tax Hike   Measure to Up Gas, Auto Levies Is Given Approval

Drive Toward Final Tax Bill Vote  Gambling Tax Under  House Consideration

Swift Action On Tax Boosts Seen In House   Forecast Increased Gas, Auto Levies To Be Ratified Today

Group OKs Excise Tax Increase  Gasoline, Autos, Many Other Items

Vote Excise Tax Boost on Cars, Gas and Other Items   House Ways and Means Committee Also Broadens Excess Profits Levy.

AUTO, GAS EXCISE TAX INCREASE GET! HOUSE GROUP NOD   Higher Excess Profit, Income, Bet Levies Also Sought; Vote Due In Weel

Vete to Boost Excise Tax on Cors, Gasoline   ‘House Is Writing Final Draft of New Revenue Bill; fClarnaratian« Hie

Tax Hike Nears Committee Vote   Excise Taxes Set To Rise Markedly

Solons Favor Exeme Boost   House Committee Vote: Hike in Gas. Auto Sports Taxes

Approve Increase In Excise Taxes   Gasoline And Automobiles Among Items Involved

New Tax Hike Recommended By Committee   Gasoline, Automobiles, Liquor, Beer, and Incomes Are Included

Boost In U. S. Tax On Gasoline and Autos Proposed   House Committee Has Tax Boost Bill Nearly Ready

‘Committee Votes Hike In Auto Tax   Levies on Gasoline, Sporting Goods, Other Items Ineluded

House Group Votes Hike In Gas, Auto Excise Tax   Proposal Made To Broaden Base On Excess Profits Tax: New Gambling Tax Included

xKKKKwK er HOUSE COMMITTEE OKAYS BOOST IN EXCISE TAXES ON GASOLINE, AUTOS

Vote to Hike Exeise Taxes  On Gas, Cars   7.5 Billion«Levy to Broaden Profits Tax Base, Group Decides

Excise Increase On Autos, Gas Voted In House  Ways, Means Group Broadens Tex Bill,

Vote Hike In Excise Tax Rate   Gasoline, Automobiles, Liquor and Cigarettes On List; Bill Is About Readv for House Actio1

Vote Increase in Excise and Income Taxes   House Committee Makes Decisions on $7.5 Billion Levies

EXCISE TAXES GIVEN BOOST IN HOUSE BILL   Bookies Face Levy. Cars, Gas, Liquor To Get New Load

Excise Tax Boost Voted By Committee   House Group Would Raise Tax on Gas, Autos, Many Items

Group Rushes F inal O.K. On  Tax Increases   10% Gambling Levy Among Actions Set By House Committee

House Group Nears Tax  Increase Deal  Would Up Tax On Gas, Liquor, Cars, Cigarettes, Etc.

U. S. Reveals Atomic Sub On The Way  Pike Says Power Unit Partly Built

Family Offers to Adopt 11 Children, Parentless Since Tragic Car Crash

Collide With Beer-Drinking Teen-Agers Crash Leaves Boy, 15, Head Of Household of .11 Orphans

 Tragedy Compels Boy, 15, To Take Over Duties As Head Of Household Of Eleven Orphan Children

I] Left Orphans by Wreck Want to Keep Own Home   Offers Pour In to Assist Youths Whose Parents Were Killed by Car Of Beer-Drinking “Teen Agers

WANT TO STAY TOGETHER —  11 Children Are Orphans; Car Crash Kills Parents

hocking Tragedy Takes Liv  At 15, Lad Heads Household of 11 Orohan:

Boy, 15, Takes Over as Head of 11 Orphans   Parents Are Killed in Crash; Offers of Aid Pour in for Children

Offers of More Aid Deluge Michigan Home  Auto Victims’ 11 Orphaned Children Get Much Help

Lifteen- Year-Old Lad Heads Family Of 11, Orphaned by Auto Crash. .

President Says Border Issue Up to Military  Adds Allied Troops Still Under U. N.

Truman Says Decision T Advance North Of 38th Up To MacArthur   PRESIDENT WANTS QUICK TAX BOOST

Truman Says Crossing 38th Up To Doug’   Refuses To Discuss Political Aspects Of Attacks Over Lim

UN Troops Can Cross 38th Parallel   Ike To Get 100,000 More Troops

UN Troops Stil Hold Authority To Cross Line  Final Decision   Final Decision Declared Up to Military Chiefs

Decision Lett ‘To MacArthur By President   Chief Says Political Aspects Also Carry Weights Rofiners Camment

BUT ‘ANGLES’ INVOLVED Sth Army Still Has UN Okeh  — To Cross 38th, Truman Says

Allied Troops ‘Still Can Go Beyond 38th   President Seys Matter In  Hands Of Gen. Douglas  MacArthur

Truman Says Allies Can Cross Parallel: to Let Mac Decide   Cites UN’s Authority on Issue; Raps Congress Delay on Taxes

Troops Still Hold Right ta Cross 38th  President Says UN Assthinetiéecr Thac Ni nd

REGRETS DELAYS ON TAX ACTION  HST Asserts Allied Troops Have Authority To Re-Cross Parallel

ALLIES HAVE OKAY T0 CROSS 38TH—TRUMAN   Truman’s Quick-Triggered Letter Writing to Continue

REDS HAVE BOMBS   Illinois Demo Says Russians Better Fortified Than Expected

Menard Escapee Wins Parole  Raturnec to Ranch Where He Had Snent 14 Veare

8 Killed, 60 Hurt As Marine Train And Flyer Crash   One Missing; Flames Follow Headon Wreck

Garbled Orders Given As Reason For Collision Between Streamliner And Troop Train; 60 Injured In Louisiana

8 Die as Troop Train, Southern Belle Crash  One Missing, Many Hurt as Crack Streamliner, Marine Carrier Collide Head-On in Louisiana

Marines’ Train And Streamliner Collide Head-On   60 Injured In Wreck Near Simmespoort, Le

Air War Goes On While Reds Stall Armistice Talks   Foe Refuses to Ban Military Buildups During Negotiations

New Bills Expire At Topeka   Legislature Follows Arn’s ‘Hold the Line’ Policy and Radical Lawal Shifte Avoided

Truman Says U. S.  Must Gird For Swift Mobilization  Korean Peace Won't End Global Danger,  Beelfhdeeed: Beebe

Truman Sees Two Years of High Taxes, Controls  Warns Cannot Relax In Rebuilding Military Strenath

Tank-Supported Caucasian Troops Use White Flag To Move Toward F veri

U.N. Forces Are Ready To Fight   President Truman Says U. N. Forces In Korea Strong

Opposing GOP Senators Still Split on Taxes  Caucus on Income Tax Budget Goes Into lke Sacand Dav

Stalemate Over Budget Unbroken   Opposing GOP Senate Forces Still Far Apart on Pennsylvania’s Twin Tax and Budget Problems   MacArthur riearing vay Nun Anomer  Bridges Denies ' ‘China Lobby” Influenced Support of Chianc

Nationalists Predict End of Truce Talks, New Red Offensive  Claim Russia Has ‘Flooded’ Supplies To Aid Chinese Reds

Jai Wall Blocks Priest, Follower  Cleric Bids To Take Prisoner's Place

Priest Wants to Aid Lover Offers to Go to Jail for Girl Who Followed Hin

ITALY ROUGH ON CuPiD  Priest Offers To Take  Lover’s Place in Milan Jail

BAN PRICE CURBS ‘OW STEEL 60008   Government, Bulk of Industry Agree to Plan to Promote Competition

Steel Price  “Fix’ Banned   Industry Agrees to Order Outlawine Agreements

Blow Is Struck At Price Fixing Pacts on Steel   Bulk of Industry Agrees to Order Banning Practice

Steel Agrees To Curbs On Price Fixing   Accord Ends 4 Year: Of Litigation And Hits Many Products

Steel Firms Agree To End Price Fixe: Government Order To Bar  Agreements On Thousands OF items

Agree To Ban On Price Fix  FTC, 90 Steel Firms Affect Aacreement

Big Steel Companies Agree To Accept Government Order Banning Price-Fixing Pacts

Steel Companies Agree To Outlaw Price-Fix Pacts   Agreement Settles Four-Year Dispute

Steel Firms Agree To Ban Price ‘Fix’ On Most Products   Industry Will Not Fight Government Mandate  On ‘tC anaenivacey’

70 OR BETTER SCORES  63% Pass Deferment Tests, Draft Director Declares

CUT IN FUNDS MAY CLOSE VA OFFICES   Employes In 300 Ont-Man Contact  Offices To Be Discharged Or Transferred

Man Who Indicted Finnegan Is Dead   Drake Watson Was U.S Attorney Four Years.

Former U.S. Attorney For Eastern Missouri Dies of Heart Condition

Red Korean Soldier Leads American Back To Lines   Communist G.I. Says He Wanted To Be Prisoner

North Korean Gives Up, Carries His Exhausted Captor Out of the ‘Lines

N. Korean Who Wanted fo Give Up ‘Awfully Bad’ Surrenders To Lost GI, Brings Him Back

Firemen Killed As Blaze Destroys Armory Housing Binghamton Arts School

Hope for Saving 15 Aboard Fades as Dawn Passes   Stuck’ 198 Feet Below Surface, Men Tap Out Signals

Hope Fades For Trapped Men in Sub   Faint Tapping Signal from British Vessel Has Ceased

AL TO FIND PRECISE SPOT VESSEL AESTS   No Survivors Sighted by 44 Ships Searching Area in Channel.

Hope Fades For 75 On  Submarine   Faint Tapping Signals From *Affrav’ Cease

Faint Hope Held For Sub Victims   Tappings Heard ‘Early Today in Area Have Stopped

British Sub Sinks  Signals Cease,  Hint Death of 75   Seamen Fail to Surface  From Mired Vessel

Faint Tapping Signals From Sub Cease   Hope Fades for 75 Men Trapped in the Affray

Taps From Sub Cease, Hopes Fade   British U-Boat, Stuck fr Mud, Fails To Answer Signal To Use  Escape Tools,

Hope Virtually Abandoned for 75 Men On Sunken Sub  Faint Tapping Signals Cease Before Rescue Ships Locate Craft

Hope Fades for Saving 75 Men In Submarine   44 Warships Aid In Search; Faint Messages Heard

None Fades For 75  Sailors Entombed g i. Jo i aaise in Sunk Submarine

No Survivors Seen After Rescue Vessels Send Signals To Start Emergency Hatch Escapes; Sub Stuck on Bo ttom of Channel.

Submarine Signals Stop; ) Hope Fades      Navy Pessimistic  Over Fate Of 75   Tapping Sounds Heard By Searching Ships In Channel Cease

Renewal Of Full-Scale Korean War Feared As Truce Talk Fate Nears

No Progress In Effort To Revive Stalled Parley  Neither Side Makes   Neither Side Makes Reply As Yet To Latest Note Demands

‘Little Steel’ Pay Formula Eyed  Current Policies Studied by WSB

Bieger Quota Set Aside ror Derense Needs   Gavernmenit Now Taking Almost Half Supply

— CONTROLS — Civilian Steel Use Cut Again   TUNGSTEN TO RE ALLOCATED

Slash Will Reduce Output of Autos And Refrigerators   Earlier Directive, Giving Non-Defense Production Greater Share. Ils Amended

More Steel Is Set Aside for Defense   Allocations System Is Devised for Tungsten

More Steel Consigned To Defense   Less for Civilian Use; Tungsten Allotment Plan Announced.

More Steel Taken Off Public List   Defense Orders Take Priority; Restrict Tungsten

More Steel  Set Aside for Defense   Move to Mean Fewer Autos, Refrigerators; Tungsten Allocated

Gov't Allocates More Steel For Defense Nee        Cuts Civilian Use To 65 Per Cent

Steel, Tangsten Curbs Tightened   Economic Advisers Call for Quick Action  On Wage-Price Controls

Civil Use Of Steel Is Curbed   Less Steel to Be Used in Cars and Refrigerators; Mills Under Tiaht Reins

The Weather   U.S. Orders More Sieel For Defense   Cuts Supplies For Cars and Refrigeraiors

TO NAME COMMITTEE   Regents Will Start Search for New Chancellor at K. U.

Iran Pushes Plans To Take Over AIOC; People Protest World Court's Suggestions

Tran Goes Ahead With Oil Plans   Violent’ Demonstrations Break Out Against Compromise Suggested By World Court

Rioting in Iran Follows Decision  Premier Denounces Court’s Decision

10,000 Pro-Reds Protest Court Ruling; 100 Hurt   Suggested Suspension Of Nationalization Refected ja Iran

10,000 Stage Teheran Riot In Oil Protest  100 Injured During Wild Demonstration Aoainest Canrt Stand

lran Goes Ahead With Plans fo Acquire Industry  Demonstrates Against  auwiit. Mois amuk BE Be   Demonstrates Against Court’s Suaqgestion

lran Continues Plans To Seize (il Properties   Bicycle Brigades Stage Demonstratior Against Compromise

NEW OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE IN IRANIAN CRISIS   Pro-Communist Parade in Pro. test to World Court Peace Plan.

Pro-Reds Stage Demonstrations in Iran's Crisis   ABC Correspondent, Ray Brock, Predicts Invasion by Russia

REDS PROTEST WORLD COURT PROPOSAL   Pall FUOSTIVS Fidaltio TU Tank Over All Oi! Properties  HAGUE TRIBUNAL   Recommends 5-Man Board To Study Compromise Of Oil Dispute

Iran Readies Plan To Take Oil Industry   Pro-Communists Protes Hague Court Orders For Compromise

Tension In.  Iran Holds.  ' BB ~ % Se fos ln s e pe aoe ae ie : -. E i 8 Oi fa

Iran Reds Blast Hague Decision  Tehran Speeds Plans To Take Oil Fields

Violence Marks Taking By Iran Of Oil Property   10,000 Young Reds Yell ‘Death’ To Hague, Britain and U. S. A.

Iran Pushes Plans To Run Oil Industry  Crowds Demonstrate - Against Ruling By

lran Continues Plans For Oil Nationalization   100 Persons Hurt In Street Fights; Court Denounced

lran Pushes Ahead With Plans to Take Over Oil Companies’ Properties

lran Pushes Ahead with Oil ‘Program  M2 §.  ) @ ee,   Violent Street Fights Follow Court Decision

IRAN ENDANGERS DIL PROPERTIES   Plans Pushed Ahead To Take Over Billion-Dollay Company — Street VioJence Figres.

IRA 3 AHEAD ON OIL GRABBING IDEA   100 Injured During Riot Of Protest On Court’s Ruling

—REDS ON LOSING END—  Allies Count on 48 Of 52 Nations to Sign Jap Treaty

“School Suit” May Return Tc  Supreme Court  Appeal Likely To Be   Appeal Likely To Be Taken From Decision In Robeson Court

“School Suit” May Return Te  Supreme Court  Appeal Likely To Be Taken From Decision In Robeson Court

New Cold Blast To Hit Midwest   Heavy Snowfall In Prospect For North Central Area

a Sapalaiaaimcaiiiaiaae::. <n: tin. sieiabadabaiaabbiiailail O'NEILL RULES ON PAY OF TOWNSHIP TRUSTEBE

NEWTOWN COUNCIL HEARS FIRE REPORT   Chief Harrison Ettenger Re ports 48 Calls Answered During Year 1950   OTHER ROUTINE ITEMS

U.S. PLANE LOST WITH 36 ABOARD   THICK FOG HAMPERS SEARCH FOR PLANE IN MOUNTAIN AREA

Hunt Missing Plane With 36 Aboard  Bad Weather Hampe:   Bad Weather Hamper Europe Search For Air Force Transnort

F lying Boxcar Hunt Pressed; Had 36 Aboaré   Dense Fog Hampers Search For Missing Transport In France

Ice, Clouds Hinder Hunt For 36 Flier:  Fear U.S. Plane  Down In France

AERIAL SEARCH IS HAMPERED BY WEATHER   C-82 Feared Lost In Hills Of Southeast France   TRANSPORT   On Way From Frankfurt To Bordeaux: 60 Planes Join In Lookout

Ice, Fog Hinder Hunt For Plane With 36 Aboard   Fear U. 8. Army Transport Downed In Mountains Of Southeast France

(-87 Feared  Down With 36 Aboard   Weather Hampers 60-Plane Search for Flying Boxcar

Bad Weather Hamper: Search For Missing Ship   Flying Boxcar, With 36 Aboard, Missing: -. From England: Feared Down In Mountains:

Russian Guns Heard in Iran  British Negotiators To Arrive Monday

Driver's Test Seen As Likely in New Siate License Law   Senate Committee Okays Modified Bill Passed Previously By House.

Mob Stones Homes In Strike Fricdion   Massachusetts Crowd Dispersed by Rifle Fire

Mae Leaves Hawaii After Rest. Parade   Battan Due in San Fran _cisco Tonight: Given Welcome of Hero

Editors Resort to  ‘Otf-Record   Reporters Can’t Attend Briefing by Military Chiefs at Convention   DEPART FROM STAND   Abandon ‘Antipathy’ for Hushed Statements to Hear Marshall, Bradley

Story Behind Collapse of Huge Lustron Prefabricated Housing Plant Revealed

RFC PLOT 10 RUIN CHARGED   Strandlund Says ‘Influ. ence Ring’ Ran Him Out Of Business

Says REC Director Aided ‘Financial Wolves’ In Deals. * Head Of Bankrupt.  ~Lustron Corp. Makes - Hard Aeeueatian :

‘Rooked by RFC Wolves  Of Finanee’   Strandlund of Lustron Claims Clique Forced Him Into Bankruptcy   ‘TO GRAB CONTROL’   In ‘Influence’ Probe, Douglas Can Find No Wrongs by Bill Boyle

RFC Director Accused Of Ruining Big Busines: For Housing Company

Says ‘Financial Wolves Caused Lustron to Fait   Strandlund Accuses RFC Director, Aides for Seeking Control

RFC Chief Helpec Wreck Lustron, Strandlund Says  Charges Plot To Gain Control Of Company

Lustron Promoter Charges He! Was Ruined by Resisting Financial Wolves in’ RFC

$1,000 Investment  Lustron Head Says RFC  Ruined Him Financially

Charges Three Men Caused Failure of Lustron Corp   Official Says RFC Foreclosed Mortgage on Firm Making Prefab Houses.

Lustron Killed By REC Plot  —Strandlund   Prefabricated House Maker Savs Company's Bankruptey Caused by “Financial Wolves”

Lustron Official Tells Story in RFC Loan Probe   Says Director Worked With Financial Group

Raps RFC Director  AtHearine   Dunham Worked With Finance “Wolves,’ Lusiron Executive ‘ Charges

Lustron Head Blasts RFC   Seys Director Worked with ‘Financial Welves’ te Ruin His Mousing Plant

" "Financial Wolves’  - Accused Of Bringinc _ Big Housing Plant  ' To Foreclosure

Strandlund Charges RFC Director Abetted Ring of ‘Financial Wolves’

R. F.C. DIRECTOR IS ACCUSED IN LUSTRON DEAL   HOUSING PROMOTER CHARGES ATTEMPT TO WREST CONTROL

Strandlund Accuses RFC   Former Lustron  Head In Charges . Against ‘Clique’

Strandlund’s Charges Aired In R.F.C. Quiz   Lustron Head Faces Some Of Men He Ha: Accused Of ‘Seizure’

Claims RFC Ruined Plant   Accuses Director Obtained Control For Own Benefits

SAYS RFC MAN IN “FINANCIAL WOLVES” RING   $Strandlund Charges They _ Sought Control of Lustron, ) Ruined Him.

Lusiron Head Blasts RFC   Sey: Director Worked with ‘Fisencial Woteas’ to Ruin His Housing Plent

Bankrupt Firm Boss Accuses RFC Director   Charges Dunham, Two Others Caused Financial Ruin of Lustron Plant

Strandlund Says Lustron Ruined  By RFC ‘Wolves   Clique Sought Control Of Prefabricaied , Housing Plant At Columbit, Ghio

RFC BLAMED FOR LUSTRON FAILURE   Strandlund- ‘Claims ‘Deliberate. Destruction. :

AP LUSH weal  In RFC Hearing  Former Head Says He Was Eased Out On Eve of Success; Bllecac Mawkleeeecs

Lustron Official Airs ‘Influence Charges On RFC  Strendlund Claims He Was Ruined Resisting  *Bine” in Governmrent

Charges RFC Heads ‘Ruined Lustron Corp.   Former Owner Says ‘Wolves’ Wanted Contra]

Stranlund Says  RFC Director  Ruined Lustron Housing Manufacture:  Testifies to Details — In RFC Inauirv

LUSTRON OFICIAL CHARGES ATTEMPT TA ARAB PAMPANY   RFC Director Accused 0 Threatening Ouster from Firm   NAMES 2? LEADERS   Testifies Young and Jacobs Heated ‘Brazen Conspiracy’

RFC CHARGES TO BE AIRED   Witness Testifies He Wa: Ruined For Opposing ‘Influence Ring’

Strandlund N ames Dunham Member Of Finance Clique   Says R.F.C. Director Was Working With Young, Jacobs to Get Corporation

Princess Bids U.S. Farewell   Future British Queen Presents President With A Gift From King George

REPUBLICANS SPLIT ON QUESTION OF SENDING AMERICAN TROOPS TO EUROPE

ongressional Roun  Hoover, Conall Split in Debate on Troops Issue

Argentine Army Officers Seized   Peron Regime Climaxes “Scare’’ Week by Series Of Arrests and Quizzes

Five Officers Seized in Plot  Against Peron   Agentine Newspaper Says Planned Revolt Financed by Wall St.

Tampico Again  Faces Threat Of  ‘Dangerous’ Wind Fire Potentials In  Pacific Northwest .. Warct In 320 Yeare

Cooler Weather Blankets Nation  Thundershowers Bring Porched Tayanc Raliaf

MERCHANT TAX ADVANCED AS PA. SUBSTITUTE   Republicans “Fishing” For Plan To Replace  Income Measure

Toothless Controls Extension Bill Awaits Truman’s Decision on Signine   Congress Acts Tardily on Approprictions

President Has Until Midnight To Act on Bill  Con tr ol Act Giv ves  anth‘s bwbhanmeinan

Congress Cuts U.S. Price Control Power   Measure Bans Any Big Price Slash; DiSalle Unhappy

Gravest Consequences In  lran Feared By British   Price Control Extension—For A Month—Us To President

Extension of Controls OKd By Congress   Expect Truman to Sign Measure to. Prevent Procram Collapse

Solons Pass Weak Price Control Bill   Truman Given Setback, Gets Watered Down Extension Act

Congress Passes July Extension For Price Lids   Truman To Decide Whether He'll Okay Watered-Down Bill

Curbs Bill On Besk Of President   Truman Has Until Midnight to Sign Stop-Gap Control  Extension Measure

Truman Left Little Choice On Controls   Must Sign Battered Legislation Teday Or Have Nothing At All

Bill Extending Controls A Month Is Before Truman   Must be Signed By Midnight Or  Cantrale Fnd

Congress Vote Leaves Control Future In Doubt   President Has Until Midnight On Stopaan Bilt

President To Decide Control Fate Today   Decision Must Be Made by Midnight On Economic Act

TRUMAN GETS 30-DAY BILL ON CONTROLS   Temporary Measure Pre vents Any New Price Roll-Backs.

Truman to Decide On Stopgap Bill  On Controls Issue   To Extend Production Act for Month. Ban Rollbacks

Truman Expected lo Sign Price Extension Bil   Month’s Extension Will  Permit Congress to Act

Renewal Of Controls Up  To Truman   Congress Passes Month's Extension, Banniny Rollbacks

Decision Near on Control Act   President Has Until Midnight to Accept, Reject

Watered Contro Extension Bill Sent to Truman   Congress Takes Extra Months To Work on Law

CongressPuts Control Wrap  On Truman   President Can Accept Watered Measure Or Nothing At All

Stop-Gap Bill Is Setback for Administration   HST Has Until Midnight to Sign Watered. Down Bill or Abandon Powers for a Month

Truman Gets Pricing Bill   President Has Until Midnight To Sian Measure

Truman Expected to Sign Temporary Controls Measure   Though a Set-Back for Administration, It Will Probably Save Program.

PUTS BAN ON ROLLBACKS Midnight Deadline for Signing Controls Bill

Price Control Act ‘Watered Down   President to Decide Action on Extension

Congress Passes Sfop-Gap Control, Bans All Rollbacks  31-Day Extension Measure Seen as Truman Setback

President Has Until Midnight To Decide On  Economic Control Bill

Truman Faces Sharp Set-Back On Controls   Has Until Midnight To Accept or Reject Temporary Measure

Diluted Price Curb Extension Goes to Truman   President Must Sign or Abandon Powers Durine Tuly

Chief Expected to Sign Diluted Economic Bill   To Prevent Controls Collapse; Sharp Setback for Truman

Truman Expected To Sign Stopgap  Control Program   Little Choice Is Left After Solons Extend Bill for Month; Rollbacks Out

Truman Must Make Controls Choice Tonight   President Has Until Midnight to Accept Watered Extension o1 Abandon All Powers

Truman Has Until Midnight To Decide Whether To Accent Control Extension

President Has Until Midnight To Decide Whether He Will Accept Temporary Control Bill

Truman Forced To Decision on Price Controls   Midnight Deadline On Stop-Gap Bill

Controls Left With President For Final Action   Chief Executive Must Decide On Bill By Midnight

Watered-Down Controls Bill Given Truman   Congress Passes Current Curbs, Rane Rollbacks

ILD TESTAMENT STORY-CHAPTER II-.Se Eater Sa  Cain:Slays Brother, Abel; Branded First. Murderer.

Thunderbirds Say Goodbye  Once More   One of the Fightingest Divisions Prepares To Leave for Overseas

Oklahoma's Famous  45th Heads Overseas   An Airmans Piea  Base Housing Everybody's Problem

Steve Nelson Is Arrested in 4th Roundup of Reds   Pennsylvania’s No. 1 Communist in Jail at Philadelphia: Fails to Raise $100,000 Bail

Nelson Arrested tn. FBI Roundup   State’s ‘Top: ‘Commie’ ” Whisked to Prison; ‘Unable io Set Bail.

Steve Nelson, Sfate’s Top Red Arrested By FBI  Latest Roundup Of Communist Leaders Nets Five Others

Nelson Arrested in FBI Roundup   State’s Top Commie Whisked to Prison; Unable to Set Bail

OFFICIALS FEAR LETDOWN IN U.S. DEFENSE PLANS   Warn of More Dangers From Communism

Bill Drafting 18-Year-Olds Faces Big Test  Cannta Raclarc      Senate Backers Confident of Victory in End

ee  18-Year Old Dralt Comes ‘Un in Sonate   Backers of Bill Anticipate Passage: Chances: for Measure Not Sq Bright in House.

18-Year Old Draft Faces Senate Test   Backers Confident 1814 Amendment Can Be Beaten ©

Draft Bill  Faces First  Major Test   Senate Voting On 1814-Year Limit

Vote Test Set On ‘18’ Draft   Bill’s Backers See Victory In Senate

Administration's Bill Would Provide Nation With Its First Universal Military Service And Training Law   TEST IS SET FOR EARLY AFTERNOON

Plan Industry Controls Soon   Defense Production Details Prepared

See Congress End by Oct. 1, For Vacation   Floor Leader Thinks Must Bills Will Be Through

RIDGWAY, JOY FINISH CONFAB   Admiral Back In Korea Preparing For Talks Wednesday

Negotiafors Get Ready For Showdown   Ground Fighting Skirmishes In Lull

GI's Near Two Large Red Bases   Fall Of Kumhwa, Chorwon Expected In UN Advance

‘One Time Magnate Ruled‘ Incompefent   And Judge Says His New Wife Is an ‘Unscrupulous’ Divorcee’

Former Minor League Ball Magnate Held  Incompetent   Judge Describes Mike Kelley’s Wife  As ‘Unserupulous’

28th Division In ‘No Man’s Land’   Lightning Counterattacks In Ft. Bragg War Games Halt Swift Aggression

Missouri Girl, 12, Is Bride; — Another Who Married at I 3 Gives Birth to. Fifth Child -

Gth Grade Girl Weds Boy of 19   ‘She’s 12 and Says She Loves Her Husband

Lengthy House Session Seen   Oct. 1 Adjournment Probably Not Likely

Ath Division On Way fo Europe  Ady vance Elements — I Eones Ries vo.

House Group Approves Bill Providing Three Steam and Five Gas Turbine Set-ups

Taft Charges UN Setup Is Failure   Opponent Claims GOP Leader Isolationist

Says Peace Proposal Alarms U.S.   Soviet Press Ridicules Rejection “By State Dept.

Dewey Ads In Advance 0 Crisis   State Defense Bill Submitted For Full Public Hearings

RED: PLANES RUN TO AVOID FIGHT!   Allied Sabre Jets Find More “Than 200 Communist  Planes, But Enemy Seems ‘ Gun Shy.

Large Red Jet Force Gun Shy   Turkish Troops Kick. Back Chinese Attack.

Sabrejets Find Communist MiGs Gun Shy Today   Find More Than 200 Red Planes But None Seem Ready To Fight

Enemy Reports 11,559 Prisoners Against 132,474 Held By Allies; General Dean Is Reported Safe

Sabres Evaded By Mias   American Jets Find  More Than 200 Reds In North Korea, but Latter Are Gun Shy

200 Enemy Jets Prove Gun Shy   Reds Break Off Air Engagements ‘Soon as Possible’

Red Jets Avoid Aerial Battles   200 Enemy Planes Fly: Won’‘t Fight

Troubled World Prepares to Celebrate Birthday of Prince of Peace

Mankind Longs For Peace At — Christmas Time   Christians Have Spirit Of Giving In EHfort To Forget Weariness Of Wars

Weary Christians, Seeking ToForget War Times. Turn ToS pirit Of Giving

Christian World Prepares for Yule Observance   Christmas Service Is Conducted at Town of Nazareth

World Longs For Respite in Clash of Arms   Bitter Weariness Overshadowed for Holiday Moment

GOES DOWNTO 17 BELOW NEAR NORTH BORDER   Cold Weather Will Continue; Foot of Snow in Iowa City

Dems Press Conservation  Post Fight   Seek To Force Curry Into Job

Drive Toward Escape Routes   Threat Grows Hourly, With Tremendous Buildup fer Next Blow Developing

Terrific Buildup By Communists For Next Attack   Seoul, Kimpo Airfield And iastoe Given Up In Skillful Allied Retreat

Chinese Seek To Cut Allied Retreat Lines   British Break © Out of Trap With Bayonet Charge

Chinese. Reds spear Out ‘from Captored Seoul: Toward New Allied Defense Line; Tremendous Buildup By Enemy Forces for Next Blow Reported

First Slash Due Consumer  In Mid-August   Orders Provide for Progressive Rollback Of Live Cattle Price —Slaughterer Ceiling

Ceilings To Go On Pri ices Of Beef Tonight  5-Cent-A-Pound Reduction Seen In

Beef Price Cut To Consumers Is Dwe By August   Expect Slash of Four or Five Cents A Pound; Another Reduction in Fall

Beef Prices To Be Cut by $ to 10 Cents:   Summer and Fall Ceiling Orders Due Tonight

Government Will Announce Price Ceilings for Meat Tonight; Reductions Are Due by August  Progressive’ Rollbacks on Live Cattle Costs Are Expected

Meat Price Cut Will Be Ordered  Rollback in Beef To Be Set First

4 to 5-Cent Beef Price Slash Due   Affects Live Cattle for First Time;  Due in 3 Stages —  i

Gov't Clamp: Ceilings On Meat Prices  Order Due Tonight; 4-5 Cents a Pound

Progressive Plan Will Be Followec   4 To 5 Cents A Pound Cut Expected By August

Price Rollback On Beef Due In New Orders   Dollars, Cents Meat Ceilings Set Tonight

U.S. Poises Price Cleaver  On Meat Costs   First Sizeable Reduction To Be Ordered  Immediately

Government fo Make Attack On Meat Prices  4 to 5 Cents Per   4 to 5 Cents Per Pound Cut. Promised

4 to 5 Cent Drop On Beef Expected To Follow Controt   Another Cut to Consumers Seems Likely In Fall

U.S. Acts Tonight to Roll Back Beef Prices With Ceilings on Live Cattle   Officials Expect Dollars-and-Cents Roof to Bring 5-Cent Cut at Retail Level in August With Another Similar Reduction Next Fall

Government In New Effort To Control Prices  Ceilinas Of Beef   Ceilings Of Beef To Be Announced Soon By Di Salle

wdssue Meat Price Ceiling Order Tonight   Expect Cut of Four to Five Cents a Pound in Beef by Auaust

Slash in Meat Prices Is Aim of Government   Progressive Rollbacks in Figures on Live Cattle Promised

Government Acts To Slash Price Of Beef   Consumer. Slated.Le Benefit Under New Method By August

Government Poises Cleaver for Swing Aimed at Cutting Beef Prices by Fall

CLEAVER ON BEEF PRICES   Officials See Four to FiveCent Price Cut in August, Another Next Fall...

U. S. RAISES CLEAVER ON BEEF PRICES   Officials See Four to FiveCent Price Cut in August, Another Next Fall.

FOUR FIVE CENT BEEF PRICE CUT DUE BY AUGUST   DOLLARS AND CENTS CEILINGS WILL BE ANNOUNCED TONIGHT

PRICE CLEAVER RAISED—  Officials Expect Cut in High Cost ~ Of Meat by August

U.S. to Announce Slash In Meat Prices Tonight   Beet Prices to Drop by August

Beef Price Lids To Be Released By OPS Tonight   Four-to-Five Cent Drop Expected in Prices by August

U.S. Poises Knife To Slice Meaf Prices.   Consumers To Fee Effect By August; Announce Definite Ceilings Tonight

4 to 5 Cent Cut In Beef Prices  Due by August   Orders Will Provide Rollbacks on Cost Of Live Cattle

GOVERNMENT ACTS TO SLASH HIGH COST OF MEAT  Officials Say 4-5 Cent      Officials Say 4-5 Cent Cut In Beef Price To Consumers Due By August

Government Prepares Cut In Beef Price  Reduction Expected By August With More To Follow

BEEF PRICE CUT PROMISED TODAY   “Sizeable Reduction” Is  Pledged by O. P. S-

BEEF PRICE CEILINGS ON TONIGHT   Gradual Rollbacks To Conie in Summer ‘And Again in Fail

Government To Reduce Meat Cost   Dollars-And-Cents Ceilings On Beef Expected Tonight

Cut in Meat Prices Seen By August   Dollars and Cents Ceilings Will Be Set by Government

Swing Axe On Meat Prices.   Rollbacks on Live Animals Expected to Bring ut 5c Cut At Reta Lby August

Search Party Rescues 16-Year-Old Girl, Captures Kidnaper, After Spotting Fire

Oklahoma Girl and Kidnaper Are Found  Posse Finds Pair In Sanbois Mountains

Four Candidates File Names for City Offices   Falgout Enters Race for Mayor

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   MERCHANTS SLATE MEETING TUESDAY

Fulbright Urges Army And Navy Drop Football   Senator Says West Point Scandal Is Reason

Sen, Fulbright Proposes Army, Navy Ban Football ‘As Result Cheating Scandal

Staff Chief Opposes MacArthur   Makes Statement Minus Mention  Of Any Names

Bradley Offers. View Of Policies   Says MacArthur’s Stand Would Put  Peace In Danger

Truman Move  Gets Support   Bradley Says Policy Of MacArthur Wrong

Bradley Backs View of Truman  MacArthur's Asia Policy Would Peril  C—O LJ. Aeaeanbe

Staff Chief Takes Opposing Stand to MacArthur Beliefs   Asiatic Military Viewpoint Advocated by Ex-UN Leeder Termed ‘Jeopardy to Peace’

Administration Uses Bradley In Desperate Attempt To Discredit General MacArthur Before Return   General MacArthur's Party Given Hero's Welcome Enroute To States

Would Jeopardize World Peace Says Staff Chairman  Defends Policy of   Defends Policy of Limiting War In Asia In Talk

Chiefs Of Staff Chairman: Backs Truman's Stand   First Top Ranking General To Speak . ‘Publicly On Issue

MacArthur Plan ‘ls: Dangerous’   Infantry Leader Of World War II ‘Endorses Truman

Bradley Hits MaeArthur’s Asia Policy  General Savs To   General Says To Follow Course Woulc Endanger Peace

» SEES PERIL © TO PEACE OF WORLD   @ Bradley Opposes War on  China; Backs Truman Plan to Limit Fighting to Korea.

General Hits MacArthur’s Asian Policy   Staff Chief Asserts World Peace Would Be-Put In Jeopardy

Joint Chiefs Leader Says No Appeasing   U.N. Pelice Action May Have Stayed Russ Save Ganaral

Bradley Backs Truman’s Stand   Five Star General Sees MacAr thur's Policies Menace to Peace.

Gen. Bradley Backs Stand Of Truman   Opposes Theory Of Carrying War Into Red China

M‘Arthur Strategy Attacked   Expansion of Fight In Far East Would Invite War, He Says

Bradley In Support Of  ‘Truman Plan   Policies Advocated By MacArthur Would Jeopardize World Peace. He Indicates

Bradley Backs Truman Stand Against Vae   Joint Chiefs of Staff Leader Defends Asia “Limited War” Polies  He Helped Formulate

Supports President In Dispute   Policies Of Deposed Commander Would Jeopardize World Peace, He Says

Speaks Publicly  Gen. Bradley Terms Policies Of MacArthur ‘Jeopardizing’

MacArthur  Idea Rapped By Bradley   Omar Asserts Policy o' Mac Would Menace Peace of World.

Backs Truman in MacArthur Removal Fight   Asserts Commander's Proposals Would Jeopardize Peace

Bradley Raps Asian Poliey  Of MacArthur   Staff Boss Agrees Stalemate Looms, Bars War Expansio:

Bradley Hits Maec’s Policy   Would Jeopardize World Peace: Defends Limited War in Korea

Joint Chiefs’ Head Backs President   Admits Korean Was May Be Heading Toward Stalemate

Chief of Staff Backs Truman On Limiting War to Korean Area   Oppose Bombing Manchuria Bases   General Asserts Korea U. N. Action May Have Blocked Russ War Aim

Bradley Oppose: MacArthur Asia Policy in Talk  Top U. S. Military Man Warns Aaainst   Top U. S. Military Man Warns Against Extending Conflict

Bradley for Limits in Korea  Stalemate There May End in Neaatintian

Bradley Champions Truman War Policy   24-Man Far East. Prdbe Proposed by Senate GOP

Bradley Differs With MacArthur  Backs President's Stand On Policies in Asia

Gen. Bradley In Support Of Truman   MacArthur's Policies Would Seopardize Peace, He Believes; No U. 5. Appeasement}

MacArthur Asia Policies a Threat fo Peace, View   Gen. Bradley Goes to Bat for Truman; Opposes China War

Backs Truman's Plan of Limiting War in Korea   Believes’ Quick Action May Have Forestalled World Wer Three

BRADLEY STATES M’ARTHUR VIEWS ENDANGER PEACE  BELIEVES UN ACTION  IN KOREA MAY HAVE STAYED WORLD WAR

'M' Arthur Attitude on Asia Policy Would Endanger Peace’--Bradley

ASSERTS AGIA ATTACK MGT nINe ON WAR   Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Takes issue with MacArthur.

JCS Chairman First Of Top Men To Speak   Strongly Defends Presidential Stand In Chicago Speech

Bradley Contradicts  MaeArthur   Says Policies of Deposed Commander in Far East Would Jeopardize Peace   BACKS TRUMAN STAND   Chairman of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Agree War May Be headed for Stalemate

Staff Chief Would Limi War’s Scope   Says MacArthur's Ideas Would Place Peace In Jeopardy

BACKS TRUMAN PLAN 10 LIMIT WARIN KOREA   General Says Conflict Can Be Brought To Honorable Conclusion.

ASIA POLICY DEFENDED BY GEN. BRADLEY   tive-Star Peer of Deposed Commander Defends Program Pursued by Defense Department   DISAGREES WITH "MAC"

Sees Proposals By MacArthur Threat To Peace   Administration's Polis Of Tinutiag War le Korea Has Gentrals Backing

Quick Korean  UN Action May Have Stymied Reds: General   -Roundly Backs Truman  Stand of Limiting War

Backs Truman On Confining  War lo Korea  Theme Tieep DPlan I be enne id oats   Thinks USSR Plan Disrupted:  Admits Possible Stalemate

Staff Chairman Sees Possible  Korean Stalemate State Department  Clears Speech : For Public

Limited Korea War Backed By General   u. S. Opposed To Both Appeasement  And Preventive Fight, He Says

Kremlin's Hand Stayed By Fast Move In Korea  Stalemate Admitted By 5-Star General

Bradley Raps MacArthur Proposals For Policy Toward Reds in Far East

May Give Medal to MacArthur  Meanwhile Move for  Onetar af Sarratarv

W ashington Has *MacArthurFever’ While Awaiting His Appearance  Before Coneress

General to Address Congress Thursday; Probe of U.S. Policies Urged

NATION WAITS MAC'S SPEECH THURSDAY   Washington and Land Ready for  General’s Arrival

President Not Expected To See Doug Unless He Asks For Appointment: Gen. \ aughan Is Assigned To Meet Him At National Airport

Congress Gets Set For Mac   Story Will Be Told To Nation On Radio, TV

GOP Senators Ask Sweeping Policy Inquiry   MacArthur Speaks Before Congress On Thursday Afternoon

Radio-TV Read To Broadcast — General's View:  GOP Plans Policy Probe; Acheson.  Piieneccat Il eawan

I$ SWEEPING U. 5, CAPITAL   Demand For All-Out Policies Probe Gains Power

BOTH PARTIES AGREE General's Talk to Congress Set for 10:30 a. m. Thursday

GOP Asking Probe Of Foreign Policy   M‘ Arthur Set To Tell Joint Sessian Nation ‘His Story’ Thursday Afternoon

Capital Readies Big Showdown for MacArthur   House OKs Thursday Joint Meeting Plan; Policy Probe Backed

Congress lest Of President's Policies Urged                      1% 5 bbe cm   General to Speak At Joint Meeting Of House, Senate   Marunts to Roar

Ike Declines Comment on Home Issues   A.F.L. Invitation Turned Down for Military Reasons

Emergency rund *Asked by Truman Cut 83 Per Cent   Money for Agencies Cut to $478 Million; Civil Defense Hard Hit

Kmergency Requests Cut 43 Per Cent   House Body Votes Only $478 Million   Voice Of America, Civil Defense Funds Slashed By Committee

Truman's Fund Request Is Cut:   Senate Group Votes 43 Per Cent Slash in Appropriation Asked.

TRUMAN FUND REQUEST CUT   ‘House Committee Trims Emergency Appropriations By 43 Pct.

House Committee Slashes Request Nearly In Half   ‘Voice’, Defense Agencies Are Cut Deeply by Action

Slash Made by Committee on Appropriation   Cut 445 Per Cent On Emergency Fund Sought

Committee Urges Big Money Cut   Would Hack 43 Per Cent Off Emergency Fund Asked by the President   MILLIONS FROM VOICE   Civil Defense Slash Is Biggest Single Cut Voted by House Group

House Lommittee Votes Money Cut  H. S. T. Emergency Fund Slashed 43 Per Sent; . “Voice” Fund, Also  SUMS MAY BE OKAYED Civil Defense Administra tion Another Agency That Loses Out

House Appropriation Committee Votes 43 Per Cent Cut in Emergency Program

Truman Fund Plea Cut 43% By House Unit  Voice Of America   Broadcasts Hit Hard nh > Sean 1 eee Ye

House Group Makes Fund Cut Of 437   Committee Passes Only $478 Million Out Of $843 Millior

“The Voice” Knifed In Committee   Program Is Victim Of 43 Percent Cut In Emergency Fund Asked by Truman

Use Axe On Budget   House Group Votes Cut Of 43% in Emergency Fund Asked by Truman

VOICE’ AND CIVIL DEFENSE SLASHED MOST   Debate On Bill Is Expected To Start Next Week

House Committee Swings Ax Over Truman Request   ‘Non-Military Defense Agencies Money Is Cut in Half

House Group Votes 43 Pet. Economy Cut   Truman’s Request For Emergency Fund: Feels Heavy Blows

Would C Cut Total 43 Per Cent  House Group Votes to Slash President's Emergency Fund

House Group Slashes Funds Asked By Truman   Appropriation For Voice Of America Reduced; Some Defense Costs Dropped

Committee In House OKs Slash   Cut In The Voice Of America Program One Of Heaviest Reductions

East Berlin Police Block Routes West   Commie Youth Parade Marred as Many Seek Escape

River Stages   Fast Berlin's Red Youths Gasn At West As They Pour Through Curtain’

Seven Indicted In Smoky City’s  Corruption Probe   Four City, Thrée Power Executives Are Named; Mayor Cleared

Democrats Seek To Postpone Vote on Taxes  House Minority Faces GOP Opposition On Income Levy

Democrats Try To Delay Action On Tax Program  Republicans Hold Up Passage of Gasoline  mv buvbanecirnm

ENVOY HASTENS BAGK TO GREECE   Trouble Feared As Chief Of Greek Armed Forces Resigns—Tension Is Mounting.

Key Sea Post  Now Reported  Due For Briton London Says U.S.   London Says U.S. Agrees To Change In Mediterranean Plan

Say Mediterranean Post to a Briton   Injured Feelings Abroad to Be Soothed by Naming Of English Sea Officer

Valiant American Soldier, Missing in Action, Has Been Awarded Nation's Medal of Honor

Country To Honor Hero Who Bashed In Enemy Skulls   Medal Award To Be Given To Father Of Soldier Listed As Missing

Mahatfey Medal Of Honor Winner Used Shovel As He ‘Beat Off Communist Attack

Clear Adans Of Bank Job   FBI Had Checked Crow, Lyda and Worchester on -Leddonia Robbery

News Ouster Considered Yeai ‘Astonishes’ MacArthur   Difficult To Reconcile With Truman’s Appointment of Him as UN Commander

Government Isn't Doing Much about This  Retail Food Prices Zooming Upward

Food Price Record Is Predicted   Congress Not Expected To Grant President ‘Freezing’ Powers.

Retail Food Prices Zooming {co New Peak But Government Won't Do Much Abou! Sviral

FLOOD OVER ROOFS IN KANSAS CITY   UN KANSAS UTE  Man Sleeps As Water Comes In 2rd Floor Room

Glaze Breaks On Majority Of Highways   Slippery Coating  Covering Roads in Areas Near Here

Eddie Collins, Noted Diamond Star, Dead Member Of Baseball Hall  Of Fame Was 63; Great Second Baseman

1950 Cotton Problem  Back Again   Brannan Faced With Export, Price Question

\Curb Exports and Risk Price?  Cotton Problem Lands Back in Brannan’s Lap

COTTON EXPORT QUOTAS FACING PRICE PROBLEM   Secretary Of Agri. culture Brannar Weighs Situation O! Curbing Export: And Risking De  cline.  rt

Wage Controls Are Relaxed, Permitting Raises for Many Unorganized Workers

Pive Chilaren vie Coroner's Jury  To Meet Thursday To Probe Fire Cause

Long Legislature—  Votes Record Budget Of $750 Million: Teacher Raises Out

Largest Appropriation Bill in Ohio, History Passed; Governor Lausche Expected to Veto Several Measures,   Skeleton Session Scheduled for June 6: Final Adjournment to Come June 19 After Action on Disputed Legislation

New Measures May Prolong Assembly Meet   FEPC, Liquor, Taxes May Result in Summer Legislative Session

New Issues in Assembly Call For Action   Summer Session Seems Inevitable To Settle Problems

Taft Sticks To Guns In Policy Battle   New Group Urges Swift Creation Of Vast Military Power

Listen to @ This, Baldy, Then Revolt!  py Barber’s Analysis Of Bare-Pates Will Cut You to Quick

Officers Nah 7th Idaho  Jail Kscapee   "Three ©. S. Inmates Sull at Large In Western Arca

MacArthur Investigation Is Debated   General May Be Given Chance To Be Heard Again By Senate Group

Plan Requires Korean Peace   New Proposal To Be Submitted At U..N. Meetings In Paris

Plan Hinges on Inspection, Korea Peace   U, S., Britain, France Chart Proposal in Joint Declaration

WESTERN POWERS OFFER PEACE PLAN   : CALL FOR BALANCED REDUCTION OF ALL ARMED FORCES AND WEAPONS.

AREA AIRMAN IS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Titusville Man Piloted Craft in Plunge That Claimed 3 Lives

1S KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Titusville Man Piloted Craft in Plunge That Claimed 3 Lives

‘oe Gets Vandenberg Post as Result of Demo Maneuver ‘McCarthy to Lose Appropriations Committee Seat from Which He Sniped at State Department

. Governor Has Unexpected Guests Governor's. Mansion Mistaken For Hotel by Exuberant Trio

$7 Billion Aid Program Given Senate Approval  - To Bolster Defenses

Bill Going to Conference — Senate Makes Deeper Slash in Foreign Atd

SENATE PASSES SEVEN BILLION DOLLAR Alp BILL   Total Amount Is One Billion Less Than Truman Asked — Part Can Be Restor. ed Later.

BVEU 3&2 VEUEsEUE SRS  Senate Approves Total Be~ low Amount Authorized by House

SENATORS OK $7,286,250,000. — INFOREIGN AID   Amount is $1,213,750,000 ~ Less Than President Truman Requested.

Senate Approves Foreion Aid but Lops Some Funds   More Than a Billion Is Cut from Total to Bolster a Free World

Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill After Much Talk   Total More Than $1 Million Less Than Truman Asked

Reduces Amount For Foreign Aid   Senate Approves Program Ove: Billion Less Than Truman Asked.

Senafe Approves Multi-Billion Dollar Aid Plan.  Foreign Assistance Authorization Less oh  a 1 a

Senators Adopt Foreign Aid Bilt For $7.3 Billions   Reduced Final Fund Figure from Amount Voted by House

Senate Okays Seven Billion  Foreign Aid   Total Is One Billion Less Than Asked By Truman

Senate Puts OK On S? Billions For Foreign Aid   Portion of Slash May Be Restored At Conference

Senate Passes Pared-Down Aid Measure   _ Bill Less Than_ Truman’s Request; Conferees Next

Senate Clears Aid Bill After Substantial Cut   Approves $7,286,250.000 for Defenses Against Communism

Senate Approves $7.2 Billion In Foreign Aid  Sum Is $1.2 Billion Less Than Truman Requested To Bolster

FOREIGN AID BILL PASSED BY SENATORS   Measure Must Be Ironed Out of Conference Committee.

Senate OKs  Foreign Aid   But Total 1.2. Billions Less Than Asked: to Go to Conferees

Foreign Aid Bill Okayed hy Senat   .$1,213,750,000 Sliced From - Truman ‘Request; To fron Out Differences

Senate Votes Big Slash in Foreign Aid   Bill Goes to House, Senate Conference Committee for Final Study Before Passage

Senate Okays Bill For Foreign Aid But Trims Amount   Expect Fight Later When Congress Votes the Money

Senate Trims House Version  $212,500,000   Three-Way Split In Control Voted, Differs With House

Soybeans   Kefauver Committee Gets Wire Recording of Plot to Murder

Dallas Murder Is Involved in Probe of Vice   Explosion Death of Gambler’s Wife Has Ramifications in Kefauver Probe  Ya

Crime Investigators Hear Recording Of Plot to Avenge Death of Woman

WIRE TELLS OF DEATH PLOT   >. ‘ i  e Kefauver Committee Given Recording.

Committee Uncovers Sinister Plot  ‘To Avenge Death of Gambler’s Wife

Background Of Binion-Noble Feud In Dailas Is Revealed To Crime Probers

Crime Probers Hear Sinister  Gangland Plot   Wire Recording of Plan To Avenge Dynamite Death of Dallas Womat

Three More Cite Rights,  Remain Silent   Sereen Actress Ann Revere and Two Writers Mum on Commie Query

ATTEMPT MADE 10 CRACK NEW DEFENSE LINE   GI’s Storm Mountain Peaks for Second Straight Day In Korean Campaign.

U.S. Troops We Bayonets In Mountains   Seek For Second Day To Crack New Red Defense Line

Yanks Fight to Crack New  Defense Line  Battle Astride Mountain Peaks

Enemy Forces Fighting Savagely To Stave Off Threat To Supply Base

Chinese Reds Fight Savagely, Stave Off Threat To Kumsong   G. I.'s Face Fiery Curtain O' Death In Supreme Effort ‘o Capture New Strongic'ds

Say Czechs Won't Join Reds in War   Report Abortive Revolt Beltind The ron Curtain

Cotton Men Fear British Rejection lo Affect Market  Pitre = Me   Texas Shipment Refused Due to ‘Poor Quality; Act Said ‘High Handed’

MEAT CONTROLS ATTACKED BY CONGRESSMEN   Housewives Will Fight Inflation With Empties

British Workers Must Leave lran Fields  Obedience Order Must Be Obeyed

'ran Demands Obedience To Oil Company   No Compromise Hint As British Workers Prepare To Leave

British Oilmen Must Be Obedient  Or Leave Iran °      Refinery at Abadan May Close in 25 Days Told

Truman Orders House-Cleaning Heads to Roll  Justice Department's Entire Tax Division Under Invactiantian

Truman's Actior Launches Probe of Tax Division   Investigation Planned of Justice Department; House-Cleaning Asked

PAUDLE FIRING TARTS HOUSE CLEANUP MOVE   Whole Federal Service May Be Target for Wide Investiaation.

Detailed Tax Probe  Looming   Attorney’ s Firing Turns Spotlight On Justice Dept.

More Heads May Roll   Tax Corruption Scandal Reaches New High Peak

Tax Scandal Hearing Set November 26   Former Assistant To Be Witness At Quiz

Further Cleanup In Tax Setup Said Planned   House Group to Open Public Hearings On November 26

WALCOTT KO'S CHARLES, WINS HEAVY CROWN   Jersey Joe Stuns Crowd And Champ By 7th Round Sleeper

‘Baby Airlift’ Forces Russia  To Back Dowr   Brings New Talks On Resumption Of  Trade In Germany

Red Koreans Release. Six US Prisoners. Gls Were Well Treated. Fed With Food and Propaganda

State Department Answers Dictator   Labels Charges Try ‘to Regain Ground,’ Warns He’s Walking a ‘Dangerous Road’

Benedicts Since Korean War Going To Have Their Draft Status Gone Over Again

Draft of Young “Married Men Studied by House   Nehru Taking ‘Tremendous Gamble’ In Onposina U. S.. Sen. Georae Says

Enemy Leaves Walled City Above Seoul   Little Action As Reds Concentrate On New Buildup

UN Troops  Enter Korea's Old Capital «    Western Front. ; «Advance: Unopposed; + Other Red Resist -

UN Troops Enter Korea’s  Old Capital   _ Western Front _ Advance Unopposed; ' Other Red Resist

\Britain’s Foreign Office Denies \Having Located Lost Diplomats   "Agents Reported — To Have Learned _ Where Men Are

Deny 2 Missing Diplomats Found   English Press Reports Agents Located Them

Denies Missing Diplomats Found   British Foreign Office Flatly Refutes Press Reporis

Britain Denies Finding ‘Lost’ Diplomat Pair   London ‘Papers ~ Spread Story Men Have Been Located

Foreign Office Denies Finding Lost Diplomats   Two London Papers Report Britishers Are ‘Discovered’

Missing Brifish Diplomatic Pair Reported Found   Newspaper Says Two Have Been Located, Does Not Say Where

Britain Denies It Has Located Two Missing Diplomats  Statement Reported In Party Paper Has No Truth, Official Say

BRITAIN LOCATES 2 MISSING ENVOYS   FAPER REPORTS THER WHEREABOUTS LEARNED AFTER 3-MONTH SEARCH.

British Daily Reports Tip on 2. Diplomats   Foreign Office Knows Location of Men, Newspaper Reveals

Foreign Office Says Reports Are Untrue  ™” - eran   Search Still on For Pair Knowing Topo West Secrets

Two Diplomats Located, London Paper Reports   Pair Disappeared Three Months Ago

‘Hunted Since May 25 British Deny Lost Diplomats Have Been Found by Agents

Agents Know W ial  Paper Claims   Wife of One Received Message From Spouse; Ends 3-Month Search

Enemy Digs In On New Line North Of Han   No. Koreans Quit  Advance Positions

State’s Road Toll Mounts   Trafic Deaths For Week Are Increased To 24

Streamlined New Postal Money Orde:   Like Government  Check, New Card Must Stay Flat

House Panel Tentatively National Bee! Kills Beef Price Rollback Fast Fnd Sean

House Groups Action Jars Future Rollbacks   Banking Committee Tentatively Opposes Two Future Reductions on Live Cattle

Group Also Puts Limit on Farm Price Cutbacks   Banking Committee Gives Amendment Bare 12-11 Edge

Committee Votes io Stop 2Future Cattle Rollbacks   Tentative Plan, Important In Economic Control, OKd 12 te lt

Rollback On Cattle To Be Halted  Adsense Tig   Amendment Limits Price Cutbacks On All Farm Products

Would Limit Price Rollbacks on All Agricultural P r oducts of May 19 Prices.

House Group Votes To Bar Beef Rollbacks   Senators Balk At Stronger Controls

House Group's Tally, 12 to 1] On Live Cattle   Banking Unit Takes Defense Production Bill Item By Item

No Teeth Likely To Be Put Into Price Controls At This Session; Beef Prices To  Remain [Jn

TENTATIVE ACTION TAKEN BY GROUP BE AZ 1011 VOTE      'OPS Proposals Provided for Drop in Beef Prices so Next October   OTHER POINTS. ARGUED   Senators Cool to Truman’s Bid for More Control Powers

New Rollback On Livestock ls Ruled Out  House Committee Puts Limitations On Powers Of OPS

Camp Ritchie Sale Bill Passes Senate  Legislature Cleans uf Odds end Ends In Brief

SALE OF CAMP SITE APPROVED   Ritchie To Be Dispose: Of To Federal  Government

Strike Ends in Detroit:  Others Out   Transit Workers Back to Work Afte: 59-Day Walkout

Long Detroit Tie-Up Ended   Transportation Men Get Back on Jobs After 2-month :Strike; Atrline Pilots:Strike ;

lransit Walkout in Detroit Ends.   3,500 Drivers Return; Airline Pilots Strike

Walkouts in Many Fields   Detroit Bus Trouble Is Settled But New Labor Troubles Flare On Other. Fronts

Detroit Traffic Strike Is Ended   Union Leaves Demand: to Mediation: United Air Lines Struck

Labor Unrest Is Mounting   Detroit Transit, Tieup Ends; Elsewhere New Strikes Cloud Picture

900 A.F.L.  Pilots Go.  on Strike Detroit Transit Back in Service

Hope For Settlement of Sea Strike On West Coast Seen   Seamen Brace For Prolonged Tieup On Coasts

All Major Ports Remain Idle In Ship Walkout   800 Construction Men At Oak Ridge Stop Work on Atomic Plant

Color TV to Be Slow in Spite of Court Ruling; Need $100 Converter

Don’t Throw Away Your TV Set [Because Of Technicolor Ruling   Converters And Adapters Will Be Sold For $100

‘Converters Soon fo Be on Market ‘Will Bring Color to Present TV Sets

Miners Get 5th. Round Pay Hike  “Catch-Up” Formula For Others Is Near

HAS HIS REASONS —  Beer-Drinking Crow Returns Home Weak, Disillusioned 

Sadder, Budweiser Bird Blackie, Beer-Drinking Crow, Goes ‘on Wagon’

Hungry and Disillusioned—  Beer-Drinking Crow Returns HomeA ''Very Subdued Bird''

Cavorting Crow Comes Crawling Home ee eee  Beer Alone Won't Help Blackie Now: He Needs Good Fresh Eggs

Allies Object To Limitations Proposed 3y Reds In Supervision Of Korea Truce

Reds’ Four Points Rejected by Allies   Subcommittee Narrows Differences Over Policina of Korea Armistice

Allies Object to Them; Seek: fo Beat Deadline   Reds Want to Build ‘Airports During the Armistice in Korea

Negotiators Disagree On Four Truce Limitation:   Allies Object To Restrictions Of Armistice Plan As Offered By Reds; Talks To Continue

Enemy Team Insists on 4 Limitations to Supervised Truce. Rotation Plan Ban

U.N. Dislikes  Restrictions   Four Communist Points Objected To By The Allies

NEW GROUP IS CREATED T0 SPEED TALKS   Rotation System Would Be Ended By  Communist Plan

Allies Oppose Red Proposal OnInspection   Four Limitations On Supervision Of Truce Are Offered

Would Build ‘Air Fields In North Korea   Also Want To Put Ban on U.N. Plan Of Troon Rotation

Allies Object To Four Red Truce Points  baspection Curbs Delay Progress

Four Points Objected To By Allies   Communists Would Build Air Fields, Ran Ratation Plan

Limitation. Of Inspection; Freedom Of Air Base Construction And End Jo Troop Rotation In Red Demands

Allies Object To New Points In Foe’s Reply   Airfields. Inspection, Rotation Clauses Are Prote«ted

Objection To Truce Limitations   Allies Object To  All Four Proposed By Communists; Try To Speed Talks

REDS INSIST ON SUPERVISION LIMITATIONS   Allies Object To Restrictions Suqgested

REDS DEMAND ALUED TROOP ROTATION END   U.N. Objects To Proposed Restrictions On Policing Truce.

WOULD BAN U. S. TROOP ROTATION   Enemy Also Demands Right to Build Airfields, Defenses; Seeks Troop Police Limitations.

REDS INSIST ON LIMITATIONS TO TRUCE POLICING   NEW SUBCOMMITTEE CREATED IN EFFORT TO SPEED AGREEMEN

Allies Reject icorean Truce      Four Limitations by Reds to Supervision of Korea Truce Is Objectionable to Allies

go OD ® vv? Vu 97 ° NON ON ~N  llies Object To Limitations Proposed _ ey Reds In Supervision Of Korea Truce

ENEMY REPLIES TO U.N, QUERY ON INSPECTION   Communists Want Ban ‘On Troop Rotation During Armistice— New Group Formed  To Speed Talks.

Red Proposal To Supervise Truce Rejected   Give Armistice Supervision Problems To Subcommittee

UN, Reds Disagree on 4 Points  Communists Would Limit Inspection

Reds Propose 4 Conditions On Truce, Rejected By U.N.   No Rotation For U.S. Troops New Red Demand

U.N Objects To All Four Restrictions.  Now Sought   Communists Seek Halt To Rotation By Both Parties

TRUCE CHECKUP MEASURES BOG KOREAN. TALKS   Reds Want.OK On Airfields: Would Ban Rotation Qf Aliied. Serviceman

Allies Object To Armistice Safeguard Plan   Enemy's Proposal Would Ban Rotation of U.S. Troops, Behind Lines Inspection

Reds Would Put Limit on Korean Truce Supervision   Allies Object to Four Restrictions Proposed by Enemy

Allies Hold Out Against Proposals   Would Allow Building of Air Fields for Both Sides—Object to Free Inspection ‘   Speed Is Sought   Joy Proposes New Unit ~ to Work on Prisoner  Exchange Clause

New Proposals By Communists Are Rejected  Reds Are Insistent On Four Limitations

ALSO ASK BAN ONROTATION Ot ALLIED FORCES   Delegates Object To Four Demands, Maybe to Others

Reds Insisting On Limitations   Allied Team Objects To Four Proposals Of Supervising Cease-Fire

Allies Object to All of Them  at New Session   New Subcommittee Is Named to Beat Dec. 2/7 Deadline

Reds Insisting On Limitations To Supervision   Four Restrictions Sought And Alfies Are Oblecting.

Two Scottdale Men Are Killed Tn Auto Crash   Father Ad Sor Perish As Vehicle Hits Embankment

Trapped Coeds Escape Flood  Hays, Kas., Mayor Feeare Saven Daend

‘College Badly Hit  Kansas Town Half Destroyed, Four Killed By Swift Flood

FLOOD SWEEPS ~_ KAYS, KANSAS   Relief Operations Begin After Almost Half Of Town Is Hit

Volunteers Aid Nictims of Flood   Swirlmg Waters Spread Over 75 Blocks of Town Killing at Least 4 Person

Four Reported Dead In Flood;  Damag oe Heavy   Two Others Missing In Kansas Town As_ Moppiug Up Starts

Volunteers and Relief Organizations At Hays, Kas., Repairing Flood Damage

U. 5. Bans Use of Tin in Many Products   Most Kinds of Coffee and Paint Cans Are tnctuded

7,500 See Girl Circus Star, 17, Plunge to Death   Crowd Moans, Screams as Young Veteran Acrobat Falls

Girl ‘Acrobat, 17, Plunges 60 Feet To Death During Circus High Wire Act

New Destruction Threatened by Rampaging Rivet   Total Damage Is Nov   Total Damage Is Nov Set at $500 Million

Polio Lays Low Six of Eight Children In Family of Los Angeles Brick Worker

Truman In Frisco For Peace Meet   Acheson Busy With Safeguards Against Soviet Obstruction

UMAN ARRIVES SAN FRANCISCO 0 OPEN PARLE}   sson Seeks Way to Block  ay Russian Attempt to  Stall Proceedings on Japanese Treaty.   ‘ATIONS AGREE ON RULES OF ORDER   e Bar Amendments to ct and Are Relieved to Limit Speeches to  One Hour.

11 Key Nations Agree on Rules For Conference   Russia Not Present and Not Invited to Meeting; Acheson Working to Block Possible Move by Soviet.

STOCK MARKET INDEX   Father Arrives in Tokyo To See Soldier Son from Korea

Williams Asks License Probe   Governor Wants Alger Investigate Berrien Trucker

GOVERNOR SAYS ALGER SHOWING * INDIFFERENCE’   Seeks To Force Secretary Of State To Probe Charges

Reds Quitting Positions On /0-Mile Front   Chinese Abandon Vital Defenses— Lull In Fighting

Control Luxury Home Building  Further Steel Cuts For Autos Predicted

Tax Probers Recall Silent Grunewald  Lawyer. Does All The ‘Talking At> “Tet Ouiz Session

Grunewald Back To Face Probers   ‘Silent’ Dutchman Asks Public Hearieg

WATER SHORTAGE IS BECOMING CRITICAL   Officials Of Columbia, Pa. Searching For New Source Of Suppiv

Steel Plates Buckle “Like Butter” As Canadian Ships Collide In Fog

Railroads Shift Back Into High   Need Two Weeks of Warm Weather to Clear Up Effects of ‘Sick Call’

RAIL TRAFFIC IN HIGH GEAR   Busy Cleaning Up Backlog Of Freight Cars Caused By Strike

Huge Backlog Being Tackled As Rails Roll  Last Of Switchmen Resume Work Before  Bown Secs Tian Tee

RAILROADS MOVE INTO HIGH GEAR   Switchmen, ‘Through With of Sick" ~ Strikes Aneel Work Cleaning Up Jam   Caused:-By Walkout: ©

Railway Traffic Nearly Normal  But it Will Take 9 WUlnanLe «. F.-!I

Rail Traffic Hums Again   Men Back on Jobs By Saturday Deadline; Big Backlog of Freight

130-Mile-an-Hour Winds at Center Of Great Storm   At Least 60 Left Dead With $17 Million Property Toll in Jamaica; Extreme Cantion Advised. :

Storm, Growing In Ferocity, Has 130-Mile Winds   Rising Winds Whistle Over Old Mayan Ruin:

Yucatan Peninsula Is Struck Hard By Hurricane That Killed 60 In Jamaice

HURRICANE SLAMS AT YUCATAN WITH 130: MPH WINDS   Scheduled:to Swirl into  Gulf of Mexico This  Afternoon {   NEW STORM FEARED   Warning Forecasters Keep Wary Eye on Area North of Puerto Rico

FEDERAL MARKETING ORDER  Milk Producers To Vote Friday In Referendum

President Faces Most Severe Test  Speech Will Be   Speech Will Be Made In Midst  Of Foreign Crisis

Report Grows In Importance   ! iRearmament, Allied Unit; i Mast Pressing

Truman Faces Big Crisis On Foreign Policy  To Report To — Congress Today

WARMER OVER KANSAS   “Temperature is Edging Toward Normal Levels in State

NUNRPFIVELVR REND RB NUR ERR RR —  U. S. Warns Russ on Berlin Road Tax

U.S. Condemns Road Tax as New Red Move   Steps Under Study to Supply Food for West Berlin

Pay Formula Under Study By Johnston   Expect Approval Despite Proteat By Labor Groups

Labor Members Quit, Protest Wage Formula  Plan Permits Pay Boost 10 Per Cent Over Jan. 15, 1950

9 Die in Mishaps Over Week End   State’s Toll Includes Tot, Kicked by Horse

Nine Lose Lives In State Mishaps  Traffic Again Tops Toll for Weekend

Senate Vote Gives Voice Year's Fund   Amount fs Half Of What Truman Asked; Personne items Cut

Senate Group Trims ‘Voice’ Appropriation  Sum Little More Thar   Sum Little More Than Half The Amount Asked By President

St. Louis Braces To Meet Worst Hood Of Years  Swollen Mississippi In Mighty Onslaught

St. Louis Is Braced For Worst Flood In History; City On Emergency Basis

63,000 Students Go Back to Classes as School Strike in Minneapolis Is Ended

Europe-Bound Units Maneuver   28th, 43rd Divisions In Battle Trainins

Veterans’ Medical Program in Danger Again, Hawley Says   Policies of Gray Are Under Attack

Ohio House To Vote On Bill To Oust Sheriffs   Senate To Ballot On Relief Chiseling; Court Act Approved

Ohio Senate, House Start Voting on Bills   Upper Chamber Okays Standard Municipal Court Act for State

Police Arrest  Top Gambler  Gross Fadeout Threatened  To Ruin NY Bribery Trial

Boys In the 28th Division Expressing ‘Broad Reaction on European Movement

Colonel Floro Is Ordered To Far East Post   Served Here As Senior Instructor Of Various Units

Part of Keystone Unit Sails For Third Tour of Overseas Duty in Past 35 Years

Irish-American Won't Yield To  Russians — Keeps Train Reservation

200 Divisions Ready in Russian Army   British Revise Figures on Red Combat Strength

Treasury Squad Busy on Refurns Of Gang Figures  Special Section Set Up; Ohioans Defy Senators _

TREASURY HEAD CREATES SPECIAL FRAUD SECTION   ‘T-MEN NOW ENGAGED IN INVESTIGATING 2,500 TAX CASES

Check on Gamblers’ Tax Returns Slated;  Increase in Young Narcotic Users Cited

Check On Gamblers’  Tax Returns   Treasury Dept. Sets Lp Special Section, Crime Probers Told

U.S. Treasury Pledges Drive On ‘Chiselers’   Crime Investigators Get Threats; to Decide on 3 Witnesses

Fraud Section to Check on Tax Returns   Treasury Sets Up Special Department te Combat Chiselers

Treasury To ‘Check Tax Returns Of Racketeers   - Snyder Says No Letup SeenIn War Against ‘Maior Leavue Criminals’: Cites Capone Case

Fraud Section to Be Set Up   Push Drive to Bring Chiselers to Justice

U.S. Treasury Is Setting Up Fraud Section   Department Advises Crime Investigators Of Plans to Check On Tax ‘Chiselers’

Treasury Checks Tax Returns of Gamblers.   Setting Up Special Fraud Section to Bring "Chiselers to Justice’, Secretary Snyder Tells Senate Crime Investiqators

2,500 CASES - IN CRIMINAL AREA PROBED   Sec. Snyder Assures 'Kefauver Tax Bureau Fighting Crime.

Revenue Men Hunt Fraud by 2500 Hoodlum   Snyder Vows War— Committee Holds Final TV Session

Treasury Department Is Setting Up Special Tax Fraud Unit fo Check on Racketeers

No Letup Is Planned, He Tells Group   Three’ ‘Charged. ” With Contempt

Treasury Sets Up Section To Check Tax Returns Of Gamblers, Racketeers   SNYDER SAYS TO bE NO LETUP IN WARFARE “AGAINST MAJOR LEAGUE CRIMINALS”; NOW INVESTIGATING 2,500 CASES

NO. KENTUCKY NIGHT SPOTS IN PROBE   Three Kefauver Committee Members Receive Threats   PROBERS   To Decide Plan Of Action Against Three Defiant Witnesses Friday

Special Section  to Check Incom«  Tax Statements Snvder Pledaes Drive   Snyder Pledges Drive to Bring Chiselers to Tustice

Treasury Tells About Special Fraud Section  . To Check Returns of Gamblere Rackatee:

Treasury Sets Up Unit to Check On Racketeer Returns   Promises No Letup In Drive to End Tax Chiseling

Several In Crime Inquiry Threatened  ~ Probe Scheduled   Probe Scheduled To End This Week: Contempt Aaainst 3

Treasury Proniises Action  Sets Un Special   Sets Up Special  Frand Section

Agents Now Working On Many Cases   Snyder Promises Ne Letup in His Drive Against Criminals

Treasury Setting  Up Special Section To Check Gambler’ Income Tax Forms   Crime Investigators Pledged Continuing Drive On ‘Chiselers’

Sen. Snyder Tells Crime Probers' ‘Chiselers to Be Brought to Justice’   Study Returns In 2,000 Tax Cases   3 Communist Members Report They Received Phone, Letter Threats

Treasury Department Moves Ahead With Investigation; Probers Get Death Threats

Treasury To Set Up New Fraud Group   Senate’s Crime Investigators Say Lives Threatened

Treasury Advises Crime Committee Of Special Check   Snyder Says Fraud Section Will Probe  Racketeers’ Returns

Fraud Section Set Up To Check Rackets Income   Kefauver Panel Seeking Source Of Hoods’ Revenus

10 CHECK ON RACKETEERS' INCOME TAX   Treasury Tells Kefauver Committee Drive is Continuing to Nab Chiselers; Probe Nearing Windup.

To Check. Gamblers’  Income Tax Returns   Treasury Advises Crime -Prober Crecial Fraud Section Planned.

TREASURY HAD OPEGIAL UNIT PROBERS TOLD   To Look Into Returns from Top Racketeers and Gamblers.

Treasury Setting Up Extra Unit   Will Scour Returns of Racketeers; Threats Made to Probers.

Treasury Dept. Now Setting Up Fraud Section   Kefauver, Hunt And Tobey Say Lives Threatened In “Warning” Letters

Will Take Out After  Gamblers   Treasury Sets up Fraud Section For Close Check  Qn Income Return:

Defiant Trio Faces Action  By Probers   (Dwser Before Jury Again: Police ‘Take’ Pot At 23 Million

Snyder Puts Tax Agents On Gambler:   Crime Committee Members Receive Threats On Lives

Treasury Sets Up Special Division To Ferret Out Gamblers’ Tax Frauds

Senate Group Told Treasury Probe Started   Fraud Section Scans Income Reports From “Criminal Elements”

Stalin Talks May Be Asked By Churchill   Conferences in U. S. With Truman Set For January

Foreign Policy Change Starts   Prime Minister, Eden Will Talk With Truman On Western Problems

Churchill Hints At Stalin Parley   British Leader Forecasts Session When ‘Circumstances’ Are Right; Will Meet President in January

Churchill Coming To  See Truman   Any Big 4 Talk Must Wait; Dollar Plea Tops List

Bus Company Reports Losses   Line Seeks Permit To Abandon Routes

Proposed Power Line Linking Bonneville, Central Valley ‘Rejected by House Committee

Westinghouse to Sponsor TV, Radio Coverage Of Presidential Campaign

American Couple Killed By Huks   Dairyman, Wife Slain Near Manila

Eleven Dead, Damage High From Storms   Autunin Cold Wave Settles Over Big Part of Midwest

Severe Storms Are Reported Over Midwest   Tornado Winds, Heavy Rain, Snow; Eleven Are Dead

Truman, 2 Cabinet M embers iWarn It May Be Necessary ITo Increase Armed Forres

Legislators Face Logjam Of Business   Matters Of Top Impor tance Must Be Transacted Today

FINAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE 1S SET TODAY   Much Important Legisla tion Remains To Be Disposed Of   DIVERSION OF ROADS FUNDS BIG QUESTION

Air Force Guy With Infantry Decides He Likes a Fox Hole   But High Level Brains Are Bothered by It All

High Level Brass Ponders Problem Of Flying Irishman, Now Doughboy

Longclitt Wins National Award Mt ADA Meeting   One of Six Mental Hospitals in United States Honored With Achievement Avwards.

Cite Cliff For Achievements   Local Mental Hospital Placed Second In US

Fine’s Tax Plan Faces Opposition   Some Republicans Join Democrats in Questioning Flat Levy on Incomes

GOP PREPARES 70 FIGHT ATTACKS ON NEW TAX PROGRAM   BY LLOYD R. ROCHELLE United Press Corresoondent

Senate Group Promises Light On Mystery Involving Currie   INTERNAL SECURITY COMMITTEE WILL ALSO /HEAR GEN. WILLOUGHBY, FORMER M‘ARTHUR AIDE   McCarthy Accuses Truman Of Forbidding Federal. Employes To Tell Of Communists In Government

PROBERS TO END MYSTERY OVER CURRIE EPISODE   Senators Promise to Clear Situation At *Today’s Subversives Hearing   BUDENZ TO TESTIFY   Gen. Willoughby to Tell House Group of Far East Spying

Claims Hershey Broke Promise On Deferments  Rep. Cole Says Tests Should be Given belo onhe Carhart am... nt.

New Draft Law Debate To Start   Deferments Sought For Graduates Not Yet in Collere

Hopes Mount For Cures Germ Theory Spurs War  ‘On Rheumatic Diseases

Ballot Begins For Extending Pay, Price Act   Johnston Points To Peril Of Inflation Unless Curbs Voted

Johnston Warns Of Cheaper Dollat   Scrapping of Controls At Present Time Woulc  Lower Value of Funds

Johnston Says Scrapping Of Controls Would Reduce Value Of American Dolla

Johnston Predicts Dollar Worth Only 30-40 Cents If Controls Are Scrapped

JOHNSTON SEES CHEAP DOLLAR IF CURBS END   Value to Drop to 30 or 40 Cents Is Pre. dicted   HOUSE TO VOTE   Congress Works Toward Final Fate of Controls Program

SEES CHEAPER U.S. DOLLAR   Can Be Prevented Only By Tighter Controls, Johnston Says

Johnston Urges Controls But Kline Says Tax Hike Is Better Inflation Check

Johnson Sees Cheaper Dolla:  Inflation Can Lower Value to 30 Cents

JOHNSTON FEARS CHEAPER DOLLAR   Expects Vast Depreciation If Controls Are Scrapped

Johnston Warns Of ‘Cheaper’ Dollar In U. S.   Economic Controls Needed To Save Consumers

Predicts Deficit for Fiscal 1951  Much. Cheaper Dollar  Foreseen by Johnston

Discarding Controls Means Cheaper Dollar—Johnston  Value May Sink To 9M CPante in 1929   Value May Sink To 30 Cents in 1939 Purchasing Power

Eric Johnston For Controls   Believes Stronger Legislation Must Be Passed Soon

Remove Controls, Cut Dollar Value. Johnston Warning  Sees 20-25 Billion Deficit; Payable If Reins Tightened

Johnston Sees Cheaper Dollar If Controls Killed   May Be Worth Only 30c In Ten Years If Rising Inflation isn’t Halted

Estimates Cash Deficit in Budget Up to 20 or 25 Billions in Next Year

PREDICT ‘A MUCH CHEAPER DOLLAR’ IF CONTROLS DIE   JOHNSTON BELIEVES IT MIGHT BE WORTH ABOUT 30-40 CENTS

GOP ‘Get Acheson’ Proposat Turned Down By House, 171-81  -$1,045,940,115 Appropriation To Run Three Departments, Judiciary Voted

Get Acheson Move fails . In House   Three-Department Appropriations _ Measure Passes

“Get Acheson” Is  Defeated in House      Appropriation Bill’ Slightly Cut In Angry Session

House Defeats Proposal to Cut Acheson's Pay   Numerous Moves for Slashes in Trio of Departments Rejected

Get Acheson Move Beaten In the House  Numerous Moves to (‘nt Stata Tant An.   Numerous Moves to Cut State Dept. Appropriations Lost.

House Balks MoveToOust  Sec. Acheson  Passes Measure   Passes Measure Providing Money  For Denar tments

House Rejects GOP Plan to Get Acheson”  fr... ge... ... lf    State-Commerce And Justice Departments Appropriations Passed

‘Get Acheson’ Plan Rejected   House Turns Down GOP Amendment After Angry Argument

GET ACHESON DRIVE FAILS IN HOUSE   Administration Beats Down Republican Economy Cuts

Bill Fails To Oust  Acheson   Angry Debate Flares Over Attempt To Cut “Voice Of America’

FOES LOSE FIGHT TO OUST ACHESON   ANGRY DEBATE MARKS EF FORT TO CUT SECRETARY OFF PAY ROLL.

Row Over 4-Fs Marks Windup Of Draft Study   House Begins To Write New UMST Measure

Armed Forces. Rejection Rafe Said Too High.   Mest Solons Still Against Drafting OF 18-Year-Olde.

‘All Should Be Trained’  ay ry i hi in eee Oe   "Many ‘4-Fs’ Capable Of Limited Service, Savs Draft Director

No Business ‘Today  ; . House Returns, Eyes” ' Adiournment Deadline

ORDER 13 REDS BACK INTO JAIL   Fail to Post New Bond Under Order Of Federal Judve

13 Reds Again Ordered to Jail   Judge Disqualifies CRC Bail Fund

Reds Jailed 3rd Time  He il to Submit Ba 8  Pe Pennine me kate See me = Lele

13 Red Leaders Are Ordered To Jail Again   Move Made When The; Fail to Produce Court-Approved Bail

‘Commies’ Are Ordered Jailed  Lacking Bail   One, Miss Flynn, Posts The Amount To Stay Free

13 Communist Leaders Are Ordered To Jail When They Fail With Bait

ARE ORDERED TO JAI!   ‘Thirteen Communist Leaders Fail to Make Baill in New York

ASK KEFAUVER TO INVESTIGATE CAIRO SYNDICATI   CHARGE SHIPMENT, TAX-FREE LIQUOR INTO DRY STATES

IN HOT AND COLD WARS  Balance Sheet For Week ‘Between Good, Bad News

Abundant Living Seen For Midwest Residents Through River Program

Ousted Brooklyn Tax Collecto: Haled Before Probe Group   Congress To Have Deciding Vole On Clark Apnoiniinent

Brooklyn's Tax Collector Is Hauled Before Probers   Ousted Revenue Official Is Sixth Federal Tay Collector To Be Suspended Recently

Tax Collector Who oe Gets      ~ Congressmen’ Order - Brooklyn. Official ; To Give His Reason

Talks Left Up to Reds By Ridgway   U.N. Chief Willing Te Resume Parleys but Blasts Charaes.

Next Move Up To Communists In Truce Crisis  Allied Chief Willing To Resume Talks

Bomb Charges  Termed ‘Lies’  By UN General Ridgway Pulls No  Punches in Answer To Communist Note

Resumption of Truce Talks Now Up To Communisis As Ridgway Gives His Answer to Charges.  GENERAL DENOUNCES : SCHEME AS FRAUD

U. N. COMMANDER BRANDS CHARGES AS FALSEHOODS  Calls Statements So     Preposterous As To Mer’ No Reply Frem Allies

Ridgway Note Calls Charges ‘Utterly False’   Allied Delegation Ready to Resume Parley in Kaesong

Rejects Accusations Uf Neutrality Violations As. “Malicious Falsehoods”’   “So Utterly False, So Preposterous And So Obviously Manufactured” That Charge Does Not Merit Reply, He Tells  Cammunists. ‘

Leaves Future Of Truce Talks Up To Reds   Tart Message Calls Enemy Allegations ‘Falsehoods’ For Propaganda Purpose

Leaves It Up to Foe Whether Negotiations Will Continue After Rejecting Charaes as Falsehoods.

DOOR LEFT OPEN BY GEN. RIDGWAY IN SCATHING NOTE   REJECTS COMMUNIST VIOLATION CHARGES AS “MALICIOUS LIES”

U.N. Commander Puts Next Move Up To Enemy  Rejects Red Claims of Kaesong Bombing  ry Sar

‘Preposterous Charges rit byU.N. Chief   Resumption of Talks With Frace as Aim Left Up to Enemy

Labels Charges of Communists ‘Utterly False   Resumption of Truce Talks is Up to Réds, U.N. Commander Says

U.N. Chief Again Hits ‘Falsehoods’   Leaves Door Open For Further Talks Tf Foe Asks Them

Scathing Reply  To Enemy Note  Rejects Charges U.N. Chief Terms  Attack Claims as Deliberate Plot

UN Willing. To Resume Truce Talks   Allied Commander Rejects Accusation Of Communists In Breaking Discussion.

Ridgway’s Reply Rips Bomb Charge   Answer Leaves Parley’s Fate Te Communists

Allied General Takes Ball Away from Korea Foe   Rejects Attack Claim as Utterly False ana Memufectnread

Brands Bombing Charge ‘Uiterly False, Obviously Manufactured,’ But Leaves Door Ajar for Talks

No Apology Offered In Hot Message  Brands Charge Of  Attack As False

But He Leaves Door Open For Renewed Talks   Denounces Enemy Protests As “Malicious Falsehoods”

STOUT MESSAGE FROM RIDGWAY DENYS GHARGE   Supreme Allied Commander’s Reply Gives Enemy A Chance To Resume Truce Negotiations.

Enemy Charges On UN ‘False’   Supreme Commander Refuses ‘Satisfactory’ Answer to Communists

Weather   Ridgway Offers To Reopen Truce Talks  Refuses To Answer

Ridgway Gives  Reds Chance  To Talk Again   Supreme Commander Pulls No Punches in Telling Reds Where UN Stands on Talks

Blistering Reply Sent By Rideway   Communist Accusations Rejected As ‘Malicious Falsehood’; Puts Peace Up To Reds

Blistering Note Is Sent by Ridgway   U. N. Commander Tells En emy It’s Up to Them If Talks Resume   REJECTS RED CHARGES   Bombing by Allied Plane a ‘Malicious Falsehood, ” He Says

Commie Charge Is Called False, Not Worth Reply   Air Battles Flare Over Korea During Truce Shenanigans

blistering  Message Sent  Charges Found Preposterous   Allies Willing to Resume Negotiations Enemy Broke Off

Ridgway Sends Blistering Note to Reds   Up to Them Whether Talks Will Continue

GEN. RIDGWAY SENDS ENEMY ULTIMATUM   Leaves Way Open For Resuming Negotiations   our ny nvuY* IALIUTTS  BLISTERING NOTE   Tells Communists Charges Against Allies Do Not Merit A Reply

Ridgway Sends Blistering Note To Reds; Says Next. Step Is Up To Communists

Calls Charges ‘‘Malicious Falsehoods” But Leaves Door Open for Further Discussions

Ridgway Gives Reds Hard Choice In Korea   Blistering Message in Effect Says Put Up or Shut Up

Ridgway Message Blisters Reds But Leaves Door Open To Resume Talks

HOT MESSAGE LEAVES TALKS UP TO REDS   General Ridgway Rejects “Malicious Falsehoods”’ But Says He’s Willing to Resume Meetings.    NEXT STEP UP  TO COMMUNISTS   Admiral Joy Waits at Munsan Ready for Return to Kaesong If Reds Give Word.

Israel Charges New Arab Raids   Smoldering Border Dispute Erupts Aaagin

Reds Refuse To Change Stand On Buffer Zone   Reds Refuse To Alter Demand For 38th Parallel Zone

ALLIED ADVANCE ON ENEMY AREA ‘OF BIG BUILDUP   Outlook Is Gloomy But New Meeting Is On Schedule

Time Ripe for tnd Of War: Morrison  - Sees ‘Psychological -Moment’ in Korea.

Knock at Front Door —  Holdup Men Get $62, 000 At Bank Near Kansas City

Kansas City Bank Robbed   $62,000 Taken By Two Gunmen  In A Quiet Holdup

TWO BANDITS GET 62 000  IN BANK JOE   Force Entrance at Front Door and Clean Vault, Flee to Kansas City.

EMPLOYES. HERDED WITH RIFLE i Armed Pair Get $62,000 in Kansas Bank Robbery

In K. C. Metropoliten Area.  Bank Bandits Grab $62.000 in Kansas

WEST GERMAN ACCORD REACHEL   BIG 3 AGREE ON TERMS TO BRING COUNTRY INTO DEFENSE LINEUP.

Big 3 Reaches Accord  On German Peace Pact  Virtual Independence of Bonn Government Will Be Offered by Western Officials

7th Meeting Today  Big Three A gree on Terms  For West German ‘Contraer’

‘Peace Contract’ Proposal Given Liberal Terms   Giving Virtual Independence to West German Regime; Changing Occupation Troops to Defense Forces.

Liberal Pact Leaves Allies  Some Powers   All of Actions Taken By Foreign Ministers  To Be Revealed Today

Big 3 Agree On Plans for West Germany   List Key Provisions To Bring Regime Into Defense Bloc

German Peace Terms Agreed   Big Three Ministers Announce Proposal

German Peace Plans Agreed  Big Three Propose Terms for ‘Contract’

Big Three Agree On Germany   Western Regime T Join Allied Lineup

Big 3 Ministers Okeh West German Pact  Contract Gives Policy Freedom,  Abolishes Allied Commission

Foreign Ministers Agree Upon “Liberal” Terms To Be Announced Today; Then They Will Fly To Ottawa.

PEACE CONTRACT FOR GERMANY TO BE NEGOTIATED   Big Three Foreign Min. isters Are In Full Agreement   ALLIES TO RETAIN  SOME OF POWERS

ACHESON ARRIVED IN SAN FRANCISCO   SAYS JAP TREATY PARTEY WILL SHOW WHICH NATIONS DESIRE PEACE.

Dewey Urges Goal Line on Aggressior  - Governor Returns From World Tour

British Tighten Belts in Suez  More Troops Alerted For Quick Movement

British Ready To Face Siege In Canal Zone   3d Infantry Division Gets Orders of Assignment Teh Middle Fact

Gromyko Will Battle Allied fort To Jam Treaty Thro To Signing As Scheduled Saturday   U.S., BRITAIN TO SPEED UP SIGNI

Reds Overrun Advance Allied Western Post  Enemy Lashes At UN Central = ne In Pouring Rai

ENEMY SLASHES CENTER SECTOR OF WEST FRONT   One U.N, Group Sur. rounded During Night — Some Ad. vance Places Are Retaken By Troops.

Reds Overrun © Allied Outpost  One Unit Surrounded, Beots Back Attackers

Red Battalions Overrun Advance Allied Positions   American GIs Observe Thanksgiving While Communists Busy Hitting Central Sector

Red Batfalions Take Advance Allied Position  Americans Observe   Americans Observe Day With Turkey - And Trimminas

Senate. Leaders Certain Of Money Bill Approval   Limit On Debate‘In Senate May Help Drive Big Military Money Bill Through Quickly

Senators Hope Limited Debate Will Speed Bill   Restriction Added To $61,103,856,030  Measure For Defense

Withdrawal Puts Attlee On the Spot   ‘Cowardly’ Cry is Raised by Party’s Foes

FULL SERVICE   London Says It Wants To Avoid War   Churchill Labels Move As Cowardly

British Stari Evacuation Of lran As Ordered   Three Hundred Technicians Board Cruiser To Depart

‘BRITISH BOARD AHARSHIP OFF “REFINERY CITY   Tension In Eased But Iran Faces Employe Problem

Urges UN Support of U. S. Move to Call Red China Aggressor   Says Nation Behind Firm Stand; Calls on All for Clear Thinking

Testimony May Add To Probe   Collector To Explain Insurance Proposal

Probers To Hear Tax Bribe Story   Collector Reveals  Deapocition Offer

Contract Will Run For Year   Long Dispute Put At End By Settlement

SIGN CONTRACT AT RAND PLANT   New Wage  Pact Pact Ends Long - Controversy At Twin © City Factory

United Nations Army Also Would Like To Know What Communists Are Planninc

Measure, Facing Veto, Would Up Corporation Tax   McKeldin’s Finance Plan Is Approved

PAY RAISE FOR TEACHERS DUE T0 BE VETOED   Senate Passes Measure 21-5; Governor Sways  Democrats   LEGISLATURE WORKS INTC EARLY MORNING

Capture 2 of 6 Who Escaped Criminal Ward   Press Search for Other Criminally Insane Men From Larned Hospital

Richaré Cox Recaptured Colony Man Ont of Six  _ Fleeing La pital: g Lained Hos.

Four Criminally Insane at Large   Two Other Escapees From Larned Are Seized at Wichita

Legislature Gets Bill To Reopen, Coogler Death In Request For More Funds

} . « ‘Norwich Firemen  Elect Officers   Carl Anderson Heads Newly Formed Unit

ReportOnWake Conference Of  No Sienificance   MacArthur Says ls As Important As Account OF Bunker Hill

DETAILS ABOUT ISLAND PARLEY MADE PUBLIC   Deposed Far East Commander Refer: to “Bunker Hill Report.

Reveal Opinion Chinese Would Not Enter War  General Decries Documents’ Value

Wake Island Quotes Raise New Disputes   Documents Reveal General Saw Little Chance of Intervention

Wake Island Parley Documents Released, MacArthur Then Saw No Chinese Attack   Has No More Bearing On Korea Today Than ‘Bunker Hill’

Truman Report On Wake Island Talk Brings Sharp Reply From MacArthur

Secret Report On Wake Island  Talks Released   WArthur Vold Chief Litth Chance of Red China’s Intervention

‘NO BEARING ON PROBLEM’ Wake Conference Report Pointless, Aide Asserts

Release Text OfConference On Wake Isle   Quote MacArthur.as Saying There Was ‘Little Chance’ of China Reds Fighting    QUESTIONS RAISED   Accounts of Session Pre: pared from Noles Afler Parley

Wake Island ‘Report Hit ‘By MacArthur   As Insignificant  As Bunker Hill,  Oanayal Cavwe

House Nears Showdown On  Price Rollback  Vote Likely Today Or Tuesday In Key

Showdown Is Due On Rollbacks   House Members Returning With Hammer and Tongs  To Fight Measure

House Returns Tc Bitter Struggle Over Price Curbs   Administration Is Fighting To Hold Off Final Defeat

House Votes On Rollbacks Today   GOP-Dixie Coalition Stili Battlina Controls

Price Rollback Ban Vote Due In House Today   10 Per Cent Beef Price Cut May Be Revoked

Administration Forces Still Trying To Rally, Rollback Showdown Nears

Controls Battle Resumed Today: See Showdown   Rally From Earlier Setback Is Sought By Administration

Price Rollbacks  - Near Showdowr   House Returns Today to Continue Battle Over Controls

House Returns To Its Battle (ver Controls   Administration Is Still Attempting To Rally From Setbacks

FIGHT RENEWED OVER ECONOMIC CONTROLS BILL   Truman Forces, Trying To Impose Curbs, Make Ef fort To Rally From Setbacks Suffered.

Continue Controls Debate In House   Showdown Due On Question Of Price Rollbacks

HAMMER & TONGS BATTLE — Administration Still Fighting to Get Controls for Control of U. S. Inflation

Industry Still Is Crippled   Nation’s Business Trying To Overcome Effects Of * Railroad Tie-Up

Switchmen Fined $25,000 For December Strike; Found Guilty of Contempt

Trainmen Are Fined $25,000   Penalty Set for December Strike; Industry Fights To Resume Output

Snarled Rails ‘Dig Out’; Strikers Fined $25,000.   BRT Peialized for ‘December Walkout, © Awaits Court Hearing on Latest Tie-Up

U.S, INDUSTRY MOVES AS RAIL WALKOUT ENDS  ane rho a ti 08 oad T r ined sz ie witchman Strike.

Federal Court: Fines Switchmen $25,000 for Strike   Judge Michael Igoe Finds Railroad Union Guilty of Contemct

Principal Structure In Indiana   Hearing Shows 2Smalk Units In Michiean

Air Force Plane With 34 Aboard Being Hunted  Fifty American   Fifty American Planes In Search In Central France  et a > s  a... Pegeaes 62h m

Fog Hampers Rescue Planes In Germany   Hope Fails Fast For 34 Missing tl S$ .Atemean

50 American Planes Hunt Missing Craft   34 Yanks Reported Aboard Transport Lost Over France

OLD TESTAMENT STORY-—CHAPTER X  Moses Leads Israelites From Egypt.

Hoover Urges More Inquiry   Ask Tightening Of Perjury Laws; Immunity Rights

Barge Threatens Dan: Hangs Over Brink After Breaking From Moorinas

After Talks With Leaders  4 e Lausche Indicates Move  For More Ohio Taxes

Tito Will Work With Pact Nation:   But Won't Join  Atlantic Alliance

Administration Policy Will Lead to Another Korea, Senator Thinks

Seek Phone Hike To Offset Loss  In Changeover   8 Months Said Needed ‘To Install New Coin Boxes Ef Calla Jump 5 Cents

90_FUTURE GENERALS T0_GET_REVIEWS  Mass Resignation Hinted If Cadets Reinstated After Cheating Hearing

Senate Slashes Federal Employes’ Annual Leave from 26 to 20 Days

Stop Slaughter Ot U.S. Sons  Is k ighting Aim   Chicago Turns Out For Giant Welcome: Lnrealism Flaved

Scores Awarded To Food Handling Establishments By Health Department

Holiday Death Toll Forecast Accurate   Prediction of Texas Road Fatalities 3 off

Severe Blow Expected To U.N. Prestige  Asiatic Leaders Are Shocked By Failure To Defend Seoul

ABANDONMENT OF SEOUL BLOW TO UN PRESTIGE   . Asiatic People Believed All-Out Defense to Be Made

Abandonment OfSeoulls Prestive Blow   United Nations Will Suffer In Far East For Not Making Fight

U.S. Spares -Malmedy Massacre’ Nazis From Death on Gallows   Alfried Krupp and Eight Major Industrialists Receive Pardons

U.S. Spares 21 Former Nazis From Gallows   Property Rights Restored to Steel “* Empire Head Krupp

Two War Criminals Freed From Death   Steel Magnate Alfried Krupp Restored Property Rights Among Other Case Reviews

Lives of 21 Former SS Men Spared   German Steel Czar Alfred Krupp Freed By U.S. Authorities

U.S. Saves 21 Germans  ‘From Death   uxecutions Cancelled; Krupp Freed; All In Malmedy Massacre Are Saved From Gallows

‘Massacre’ S.S. Troops Cheat Death   U.S. Authorities Ease Cther Rulings Te Cleaning Uo Case

Industrial Empire Restored fo Krupp by U. S. Authorities   Action Also Spares Lives of Several Nazis Condemned to Die.

U.S. Spares 21 Doomed In Germany   Krupp Free: 6 Malmedy Killers Get Life Instead of Gallows

Steel Magnate Krupp Freed  21 German WarCriminals Are ‘Spared From Gallows by U.S.

War Criminals Escape Gallows  U.S. Spares Germans, Frees Alfred Krupp

2) Criminals Of War Saved  U.S. Officials Free Krupp In Review Of German Cases

Krupp Freed; Lives Saved For 21 Nazis   Six Convicted In ‘Malmedy Massacre’ Among Those Spared From Gallows

Tycoon Krupp, 8 Aides Freed On U.S. Order   Property Restored: 21 War Criminals Are Spared Death

War Criminals Spared, Krupp Gets Release  Storm Troopers  Saved From Death

German Steel Magnate Freed  Nazi War Criminal: Saved From Gallows

 Krupp Freed, Property Restored German War Criminals \Spared From Gallows

No German To Be Executed for War II Atrocity   Clemency for 21 War Criminals, Including Alfried Krupp

Malmedy Massacre War Criminals  Spared from Gallows by U.S. Order

21 Former Nazis Escape Gallows   Alfried Krupp Free, Property Rights Restored

Alfried Krupp, German Steel Maonate, Freed   U. S. Authorities Grant Clemency to Slayers of G. I.s

U.S. Saves 21 Germans From Death   German Stee! Maguate Alfreid Krapp Freed: Sentences of Other German - War Criminals Are Modified: by. S. -

21 German War Criminals Spared From Gallows By U. S Authorities   Steel Magnate Krupp Freed And Property Rights Restored; Seven Death Sentences, Hawever Confirmed.

Not Sure Of Russ  Influence   Acheson Tells Senate Probers He Doesn’t Know If Soviet Could Stop War If It Wished

Claims Chiang Wanted Russia To Enter War  Not Sure Whether Stalin Could Stop Fiahting in Korea

Acheson Not Sure Russia Could Stop  Korean War; Defends Earlier Policies

U. 5. Forces Not Strong Enough  Can‘t Assure Allies Acheson Testifies

‘Questions Whether Russia Now Could Stop Korean War   Acheson Also Doubts U. § Ability to Stop Aggression in Europe.

Kremlin’s Influence ‘Would Be Helpful,’ Secretary Concedes   Defends Aid to Soviets At Yalta   Says U. S. Does Not Yet Have Strength For Safeguarding Europe

Doubts Russia Could Halt War Says Acheson   ‘Hard Question’, Says State Head On Stand 6th Davy

Whether Russia Could Stop  Korean War Hard Question To Answer, Acheson Claims

Defense Dept. Ruled Out ‘Hot Pursuit’ of Red Planes Across Korean Border, Secretary Says

U.S. Not Yet. Strong Enough   Lacks Strength to Prevent ’ Russia From Overrunning Europe if Chose to Now

Acheson Not Sure Soviet  Could End Wat   Says U.S. Isn’t Strong Enough To Stop Europe Moves

USSR Power Over China Puzzling   Acheson Doesn‘t Know if Russia Could End War

T'S HARD ONE: ACHESON TELL  MAC PROBERS   Purely Speculation But- Red Influence Might Help, Senators Told. ”

Acheson Unsure Of Soviet Power &. Call Off War   - Secretary Declines To View Yalta Poct as Mistake .

US. Unable To Guarantee Allied Safety   Acheson Declares Armed Force Not Now Big Enough

Could Russians Halt the War? Tough Query   Acheson’s Response Is a Bit Different From the Military on That Point

Acheson Says US Isnt Strong Enough To Guarantee Allies Against Occupation, Destruction

U.S. Cannot Hold Europe, Says Acheson  Can’t Guarantee Protection to Allies. He Claims

REDS’ ABILITY TO STOP WAR IS QUESTIONED   Acheson Declares Answer To Query Is Difficult Task

U.S. Lacks Armed Might, Says Acheson   Believes Russia Could Overrun Europe at Present

CAN'T SAY IF SOVIET COULD END THE WAR   Acheson Tells Senators It’s ‘Hard Question’ Whether Moscow Could Make Peace in Korea.   SAYS U. S. COULDN'T DEFEND EUROPE   Believes Good Use Being ' Made of Time Bought ir Korea by Allies.

Acheson Not Sure         But the Secretary: Believes Russians  Might. Be Helpful. Toward That End::

Washington, June 7— (AP) —Secretary of State Acheson today called it ‘a hard question’ whether Russia could stop the Korean war even if so minded.

Yalta Agreement Background Given     U.S. Forces Inadequate Acheson Tells Probers

‘Not Enough Military Strength, Says Acheson...  U.S. Can’t Guarantee Protection

Hard Question Acheson Says   U.S. Still Not Strong Enough to Halt Soviet

~— HEARING — ° Still Too Weak, Says Secretary   ‘HOT PURSUIT’ VETO REHASHED

Acheson Doubts Russia Could Call Off Korean War   Secretary Says U.S. Does Not Have Armed "Might to Keep Soviets From Taking Europe

STATE DEPT. SECRETARY THINKS YALTA AGREEMENTS ALL RIGHT; AFRAID OF PRESENT STRENGTH

ACHESON SAYS U.S, NOT STRONG “ENOUGH YET   Can’t Guarantee Europe Protection Against Destruction.

Can Russia Stop Korean War? Hard Question-Acheson   Lack Strength to Protect Europe From Red Thrust

Russia May Not Be Able To Stop War   Acheson Believes We Do Not Have Strength In Europe

Acheson Called Back To Testify For Sixth Day   Says He Cannot Say Whether Russia Can Stop War In Korea

U.S. Lacks Strength to Back Allies   Acheson Testifies That U.S. Can Not Insure Europe From “Occupation, Ruin”

U.S. Unable To Defend Europe Now   Acheson Doubts Reds’ Ability  a fa  To Stop War

Acheson Not Sure Russia Could Stop Korean War   Says U.S. Not Strong Enough To Stop Russia From Overrunning Europe Now

Kremlin Influence Might Stop Conflict in Korea   Acheson Also Says U.S. Hasn’t Strength As Yet to Stop Russia in European War

U. S. Not Strong. Enough to Save Europe--Acheson  ~~. I Wien Deianw Mada   Good Use Being Made of Time Bought in Kerea, However

MAKE NO HEADWAY   Negotiators Working On Cease-Fire Armistice in Korea

5MIGs Downed by US Planes   10 Others Hit as Air Warfare  Raaes in Korea

USSR’s Satellites Called “Neutrals” By Ke dl Truce t Unit  he: IN eRe Gf Tuare SaeMee eG SEMEN eee   Foe Answers Only One Query In 242 Hours Of Negotiation

Decline To Say What They Mean In Truce Terms   Another Session By Committee Slated At Panmunjom

Double Talk Of Reds Hit By UN Radic   Allies Get Nowhere In Truce Talks With Roundabout Replies

Red Truce Negotiators ‘Evasive’   Only One Question Answered in Long Peace Conference

What They Mean by Neutral Country Is  Defined by Reds at Lengthy Truce Talk.

3 Red Migs Downed, 5 Others Damaged In Korea; Cease-Fire Negotiators Make No Progress

U.N. QUERIES REDS 2s HRS: FOR REPL TO ONE QUESTION   Foe Finally Defines “Neutral,” Balks At Clarifying “Entry Ports”

But One UN Question ToReds Given Answer  ‘ATS. PN spe on fi... 4 ile tas. _ sx Ff   Allies: ‘Query Foe for 2 Hours ane Hal# Without: Much Success.

Reds Define Neutral Nation   Refuse to Answer Questions Fired At Them for Two Hours and Half

Reds DefineNeutral Nation: Give Allies Evasive Answers  Enemy Lists Czechoslovakia, Poland Sweden and Denmark

The Weather   Reds Define Neutrals to Study Truce  U.N. Asks Many   U.N. Asks Many Queries, Gets Only 1 Answer

Red Nations Are ‘Neutral’ —  Allies Ask Questions, Get Only One Answe In Long Truce Talks

Reds List Neutrals They Will Accept As Inspectors  Other Questions Unanswered In 2-Hour Session

Truce Efforts Still Bogged Down By Reds   Allied Broadcast Accuses Foe of Trying to Give U.N. the Runaround

Reds Evade Allied Questions On Truce   Won‘t Say What ‘Ports Of Entry’ Means For Korean Inspections; List 5 Nations Acs ‘Neutrals’ for Truce Supervision

ONLY ANG GIVEN ALLIES  TO QUESTION!   Communists Want Outsiders to Supervise Any Korean Truce Reached.

Reds List 5 As ‘Neutral’ To Inspect   2 Red. Non-Communist Nations Suggested For Korean Job

Dramatic Meeting Today May Determine Date for  Fall Talks on Armistice

39 Missco Men Head for Army   Fifteen Volunteers To Go Today Rather Than Wait for Call

35 More Missco Draftees Leave   Group to Receive Exams; 26 Slated for  Induction May 28

Another Missco Group Inducted   29-Man Contingent Leaves Here To Enter Army

Missco s April Draft Calls Set   48 to Be Inducted, 160 to get Exams; 44 Leave Today

M Carthy Has More Names On His Black List   List Those From State Dept.

McCarthy May List 29 New Names  Cree, Wiser   State Department Rejection Causes Uproar in Latest Loyalty Oath List

M'Carthy Has More Names On His Black List  Asserts He Will List Those From State Dept.

McCarthy May List 29 New Names   State Department Rejection Causes  Uproar in Latest Loyalty Oath List

McCarthy Threatens to Divulge Names Of Persons He Says Are Under Inquiry

McCarthy Holds To His Threat   Unless He Receives Assurance He Will Name 29 Under Prob

Bridal Party Dies In Crash   Auto Plunges Off Partly Dismantled Drawbridge  In Boston

Bridge Plunge Kills Si Bridal hat  Car Driven Off: Disused Hub Draw

6 of Gay Bridal Party Drowned   Auto Plunges Off Bridge Into River In Boston Sunday

Acheson Discloses Secret Agreement Giving Military ‘Aid To Formosa For Defense

U.S.15 GIVING FORMOSA AID FOR DEFENSE   Chinese Nationalists Get Assistance In Building Barrier

MILITARY AID GIVEN FORMOSA   Strings Have Been Placed On Its Use By U.S, Acheson Says

Mill Creek Polio Patient Dismissed   Jerry Lee Cook, 3, Reported in Good Condition

Train Hits Bus, Nine Men Killed  Accident Occurs During Dense Foaq

Russians Are Quick to Apologize For Slaying of American in Vienna

Reds ‘Sorry’ For Slaying    Soviets Apologize for Shooting Corporal 

Russians Kill American MP  F Open Fire When Challenged In Vienna

Purge in View  For Red China   Yew Order Decrees Deal For Anti-Communists

FOISLATURE MAL CONVENE "IESDAY NOON   Session Will Get  Off To Fast Csart Then

AEC’sRe port Hints Spring Blasts Slated   How Buildings Will Stand Against Explosion Seen Aim Of Experiments

TWO ADMIT PART IN THE SLAYING OF K. C. WITNESS   Prisoners Name Third Man as Plotter in Death of Mott Jones Whose Body Was  Found in River.   3 ACCUSED OF CRIVE AND VICTIM NEGROES   One of Those Held Says Hi Acted as Decoy toa Lure Jones to Spot Where He  Was Seized,

2 HOMERS © TURN BACK ~ BROOKLYN   Thomson’s and Irvin's Homers for. Giants ‘and Pafko’s for Dodgers Produce Game’ s Only Runs::   HEARN PITCHES a «GIANT VICTORY:   Double Plays Halt Dodger * Rallies in First of ThreeGame Playoff for N.. L. Flag. CS

THOMSON'S 3-RUN HOMER ENDS RACE   Never - Say - Die Giants Score 4 in Last of Ninth for 5-4 Victory. World Series Tomorrow.

ILLINOIS TO SUPPLY 11.1  ‘  PER CENT OF NATIONAL CALL FOR AUGUST INDUCTIONS

Blair Otf For New York After Flying Over Pole   ‘Tell My Son I Had A Chat With Santa Claus,’ He Asks Upon Arrival At Fairbanks, Alaska

rolar Pilot Heads Fer New Yerk Arctic Solo Flight Sets World's Record

Truman May Not Get Bid ii Campaign  Opposition In Own Party To New Term

Opposition To Trumar Developing in Ranks   Aid To Latin America Proposed

New Term Bid By President May Meet Strong Opposition In Own Party As Prestige Drops

Opposition Seen Within Party If HST Runs Again   Hits New Low In Popularity

Indications Are That President May Meet With Opposition From Within Own Party

Truman’ Ss Prestige Seen At Low Ebb  ee a Remit Seg Se Site -_ abil a a Pan 2 @ . a . st   Anvy New Term Bid Likely To Meet Opposition In Party

Opposition To New Term For Truman Seen.  Politicians Believe President Has Hit Naw Pannilaritv Low

Opposition Seen In Party Ranks   New Truman Term Is Given Scrutiny

New Term Bid May Meet Opposition   Intra-Party Differences and Strong Opposition To Hurt Truman Candidacy Plans

President May Get Opposition in Bid  For 52 Nomination   Truman Hits New Low in Unpopularity, Is Feeling by Some at Capital

Demos Reported Against Truman   Party Is Likely To Oppose Any Bid For New Term

HST Popularity Hits a New Low  Meets Opposition Within His Party

 New Low in Popularity \Signs Show Demoerats Coo!  'To Truman 3rd Term Bid

Democrats May Oppose New Tern Bid by Truman  But General Feeling Is That President

Truman Seen At New Low In Popula rity   Opposition Said Arising In Own Party Against New Term Bid

Proposes OL Pheasan! Hunt Dates   » 30-Day Season, ThreeCock Bag Urged For 14  Qanntias

A Small Allied Unit. Shoots Its Way Out Of A Communist Ambush   Most Of Chinese Troops Appear To Have Pulled Back Across 38th Parallel ~~ - On The Central Front

sharge Dismissed 6 nm Woman's Death iI:   {65 Are Arrested hiin Galveston Raid

61/5 P.C. Raise Approved in Cotton, Rayon   CIO Textile Union Gets First Hike Of Revised Policy

Wage Increases To Match Rising Costs of Living   Economic Stabilizer Pries Open Freeze Imposed on Jan. 26

Reds Fall Back; ‘Hear Rumors They Are Ired At Russ   Promised. Tank and Air Support Has Not Been Given

ROKs Smash Reds Back Three Miles   Losses Indicate Foe Angry at Russ For Supply Lack

Allies Advance In Korea After Light Resistance   indications Chinese and North Koreans Are Angry Because Promised Armament Hoe Not Arrived From Soviet Russia

Dissatisfaction Reported Amonn  Enemy Forces  Report Says Reds . Feel Russia Has ‘Let Them Down’

S. Korean Troops Push Reds Back   Allies Think Stalin Ha Sold Chinese Down River Again.

South Koreans Roll Back Reds North of Seoul   UN Armored Patrols Drive North Through Abandoned Chunchon

Allies Smash Hard at Foe North of Seoul   Reports Indicate Dissension in Communist Ranks

REDS PUSHED BACK QN KOREA FLANKS   Sethacks Coincide with Reports of Dissatisfaction in Communist Ranks

South Koreans Smash At Reds   Setbacks Coincide Witt Reports Of Communist Unrest

S. Koreans Lash Into Red Force    Rolls Enemy Back Three Miles Near Capital

Reds Pushec Back North Of Seoul   Dissatisfaction In Enemy Army Reports Heard

FLOOD STRIKES ALICE, TEX.   South Texas Town Literally ‘Sits In A Lake’ After Downpour

Official Says Spending May. Hit $90 Billion   $40 Billion Yearly ‘Anticipated for Upkeep of Military

390 Billion Jf Spending  's Forecast   Budget Bureau Official Reporis to Senate— Meets Sharp Questions

TAFT BRISTLES, GROWS SUSPICIOUS AFTER BUDGET OFFICIAL SETS HUGE EXPENSE MARK

Bishops To Study All Civic Groups   Pope’s Decree Still. Emphatic In Terms

DuBois Juvenile Detainec At Clearfield After preying Upon Davis  Shine-News Stand

WHAT PRICE GLORY?  ae a RRR ani  ~ GI Who Lost Leg In Korea ~ Can’t Get Job; Enlists Again

Mexico Will Look Good to Them   Corporal With Only One Leg Decides To Stav W ith Ar mv

Prizes for Outdoor Decora: tion Contest Will Reach A Total of $105  pr ARI rasasasee oe rm ARIS °R   PLAN DINNER DANCE

FOR FLOOD LOSSES   Emergency Committee Approves Funds for Hays State College

RFC Probers Fear President's Wrath   U.S. Menaced by Crime Empire, Solons Say

Senate Evidence Is Luciano Heads Vast Underwerld   At Least Two Major Syndicates Thrive  On Gambling; Receive Government Sunnart

Crime Probers Say Luciano, in Sicily, Is Czar:   2 Big Syndicates Financed by Gambling; Aided by Officials. ....

Crime Probers See Luciano  As Czar of Vice Underworld   Vast Secret Government Could Become Basis Eor Subversive Movement, Report Charges

Committee Reveals Vast Government ‘of Underworld”   “Lucky” Lucian Headed Ring Which Could Become Subversive Movement.

Underworld Government  Czar Named   “Lucky” Luciano Pictured as Head of Organization Which Could Become Subversive

Underworld Government Is Uncovered   Crime Committee Says  ‘Lucky’ Luciano Is Its  Overlord Who Settles " Canes’ Dispulas

Luciano Described as Boss of Vast And Secret Underworld Government

Picture Luciano Czar Of Underworld Government That Could Wreck Nation

Underworld Still Bossed By Luciano   Senators Claim Kalian Settles Syndicate Disputes

Senate Committee Sees Luciano As Criminal Czar  Investigators Claim Missouri Governor Got Gamblers Help in Being Elected

Deported Vice King of New York Said to Be Overlord Of Far Flung Organization

Say Luciano Czar Of Big  Secret Ring   Crime Committee Asserts Movement Threat To Nation

CRIME PROBE ISSUES REPORT Lucky Luciano Reported Czar Of Secret Underworld Regime

Crime Investigators Describe ‘Lucky’ Luciano Has Czar OF Vast And Secret Underworld Govt

Senate Prohers Think Vast Underworld Gov ernment Rock Nation. + Could Rock

Crime Probers Claim Luciano  Is World Czar   “Secret Goverriment” Ruled By Deported Vice Overlord-

LUCIANO RULES U, 5, CANGDOM, PROBERS SA)   Senators Warn Racket World Could Undermine Our Government

Probers Tag Luciano  As U.S. Crime Czar   He Settles Syndicate Fights From Italy, Senators Say— Gamblers Scored as Menace

‘Lucky’ Luciano Is Czar Of Secret Government, Crime Investigators Say

Report on Senate Crime Investigation Reveals Vast Underworld ‘Government’

Crime Probers Reveal Luciano Syndicate Czar   Claim 20 Billion Dollars Changes Hand« Yearly: “Top Criminals Listed

Luciano Runs Vast Regime, Say Probers   Secret Rule Grows With Connivance 0” Lew, Solons Charge

Lucky Luciano Tagged Czar Of Underworld   Kefauver Group Says Deported Gangster Heads Crime Empire

‘Lucky’ Luciano Rules Criminal Gang Government   Senate Crime Committee Reports Government “Of Gangsters Could Be Basis Of Secret Movement That Could Rock U. S; Luciano Rules Gangs From Italy

Deported Vice Overlord In ‘Italy Is Described as Czar of Vast Underworld Government

Senators Say. Luciano Czar Of Crime Ring   Underworld Threat As Subversive Unit Seen Menacine U: S.

Unofficial Election Returns   Luciano Termed Czar Of U. S. Underworld

Could Rock the Nation, Senate  Group Believes   Report Discloses Payoffs, Corrupt Public Officials

Luciano Czar... Of Underworld Government   Senate ‘Group Fells How Crime Syndicates Menace Alf JUS.

Probers Declare Luciano Czar Of Underworld  Criminal Combine Held as Menace To United States

He’s Head Of Secret Underworld   Investigators Offer Preliminary Report On Their Discoveries

Vast, Secret Crime Government Told    Senate Crime Probers Sey Luciano Czar of Underworld Satup That Is Serious Menace to Very Foundation of U. $.

Luciano Rules Vast Underworld Regime Senate Quiz Reveals   Gang Machine Could Operate Huge Subversive Movement in U. §., Crime Probers Declare

Organization Seen Possible Basis  For Subversive wnt Here  Senate Committee   Senate Committee Reports on Crime Probe in Nation

Crime Probers See Underworld as Base For Subversion   Deported Vice Overlord Seen as Czar of Underworld

Charges Exiled Vice Lord Holds Power in Nation  Secret Racketeer Regime Threatens American Future

Senate Probers Assert  Underworld Regime Ruled By Vice King   Gambling Total Put At 20 Billion   Link te Local Law Officers Is Fo und Ai All Government Levels

Protection Of Officials In High Places   Could Become Basis Of Subversive Movement To Rock The Country

Luciano Termed “Czar  Of U. S. Underworld ©   DEPORTED GANGSTER HEADS LARGE AND SECRET UNDERWORLD GOVERNMENT, PROBERS REVEAL IN REPORT ON GAMBLING SETUP

Senate Inquirers Find Luciano Czar of Crime   Deported Vice Overlord Said to Settle Disputes Between 2 U.S. Syndicates Which Could Become Subversive Viovements

See Nation Menaced By Crime Ring  Piusterctan’ Cf Law   ‘Protection’ Of Law Reported Behind  Garret Government

Could Foster Foreign Rule   ee eee  Senate Crime Report Blames Wide Gambline

Senate Crime Probe Group  Gives View   Fear Activities Might Produce  Subversive Move

Settles Disputes Between Two Major Crime Syndicates, Says Senate Investigators; legal Gambling Source Of Revenue.

Crime Empires Could Be Core  of Subversion   Senate Investigators Charge Connivance of Law Officers

IKefouver Report: Crime Syndicates Could Wreck -U. 5. Foundations

SENATE CHIME “PROBES GIVE ~ FIRST REPORT   See Underworld Government as Subversive Threat tq Nation.

Could Easily Become Basis For Subversive Movements  Name ‘Lucky’ Luciano As Underworld Czar; Crime Does $20 Billion Business

U.S. Crime Found Ruled  By Luciano   Vice Overlord, In Italy, Heads ‘Government,’ Senators Report

CAMPBELL HILL IN JACKSON CO. HAS 7 INJURED   WINDS HIT 100 MPH AT SEVERAL POINTS IN DAY OF STORMS

CHINESE SAID TAKING SOME TROOPS HOME   Soviet Divisions Reported to Have Arrived in China

Reds Withdraw Unit To Recover From Casualties   Report Chinese Reds Withdraw Field Army Of 100,000 Men To Recover From 10 To I Casualties Inflicted By U. S. 10th Corps In Battle Of Hungnam Beachhead

Blasted Wonju Reoceupied By Allied Forces   Third Field Army OF Chinese Withdraw To Reform After Losses

News Day, Night   Communist  Withdrawal Is Reported      Chinese Third Army Back In Manchuria, Nationalist Sources Say

Burned-Out Woniu Is Reoccupied By Allies; Deep Salient In Reds   Chinese Retire More Than 100,000C Men Into Manchuria To Recover From Heavy Losses.

United States Troops Back In Woniju   Find Bombed City Almost Flattened By Air Attacks   Billy Cook To Sign Extradition Papers

UN Patrols Epent Thursdr Night In Wonju For The Fir Time In Twelve Days; Moi Communists Tanks Seen   LULL IN FIGHTING ON KOREAN FRON

GADLY NAULED, LICKS WOUNDS IN MANCHU   Yank Tank Column and Foot Troops Move Back Into Wonju.

Chinese Third Army Returns To Manchuria   Believe Communist Army is Pulled Back Because of Heavy Casualties it Has Ab eorhead

Report Chinese 3rd Army Back In Manchuria  Withdraws to Recover from Ceaware hAAnalina ~

'UN Troops Reoccupy Wonju; Chinese Withdraw Army to Manchuria, Report

REPORT MADE ONE RED ARMY OUT OF KOREA   China Nationalists Say Withdrawal Made To Reorganize.

Yank Forces Reoccupy Wonju In Central Korea  Town Taken in Wake Of Reported Chinese Ciara Tet Dadewud

One. Chinesé Field Army Is Reported. Withdrawn Back Into Manchuria - -

Big Pullback By Chinese  Unconfirmed   Foe Has Sufferec Huge Casualties; Lull Continues

Irked Over Russia's Failure To Give Full Air Support   UN Troops Reoccupy Wonju-—Large Forces Of Chinece SHI] Near Battered Citv

Report Says Chinese Red 3rd Field Army of 100,000 Men Has Returned to Manchuria to Recover From Losses Suffered at Hungnam

BIG 4 AGREES ON 12:NATION ARMS GROUE   Russia, West Remair Apart On Atomic  Controls

Group Set Up By Big Four To Cut Arm:   West And Russia Remain Far Apart on Basic AcsCanteal Tavs

BRITISH OPPOSE CROSSING 38TH   Want Interested Nations Consulted Before This Is Done

BRITAIN WANTS TO GO SLOW  Urges Meeting of Allies Before Crossing of 38th

Allies and Reds Battle in Mud, Snow of Korea   Three Communist Jets Damaged, Two U.N. Craft Are Lost

Neutral City Plan Offered To Red Enemy   Jet Planes Engage In 4 Clashes Over Korea

Groud Fighting Slows As Snow And Mud Blanket Korea  Four Air Battles   Four Air Battles See Three Red Jets Hit, Two UN Downed

A RENT STOPGAP   Senate Votes a 90-Day Extension to Present Control Program

TAs aetna   A RENT STOPGAF   Senate Votes a 90- Day Ex tension to Present Control Program

Top’ Defense Officials Inspect Positions Abroad Global Military Picture to Be Brought Up-to-Date

Brailey Returas For Europe Tour   UW Bulvew Swe  Joint Chiefs of Staff Head Will Report On  an Pe Munlorencea,

Bradley Back: Will Report To President  Completes 10-Day   Completes 10-Day Conferences With Leaders In Europe

Bradley Returns from Europe Parley Gther Military Men Due To Report

Bradley Leads Trek Back tor  Pol icy Review   New Statement Of Peace Terms  Is Held Likelv

BRADLEY DUE HOME TODAY   Returning With First-Hand Data On Europe’s Defenses

Bradley Returns For Europe Tour   Joint Chiefs of Staff Head Will Report On 10-Day Conferences

Gen. Bradley Returns From European Tour;  To Report fo Truman  Other Military Officials Now on Missions Abroad Will Integrate Findings

A Check-Up On Policy   Bradley Back From Europe; Other Top Brass Due Home Soon

GENERAL BRADLEY HOME AFTER TOUR   Will Report to HST on  European Conferences

SHE WOULD LIKE TO BE A VALENTINE Little “Miss Beautiful” Holds The Hearts Of A Nation Today

\Little “Miss Beautiful” Wants To Answer Valentines With Valentines

LITTLE ‘MISS BEAUTIFUL’ — Hearts of Nation Go to Little Georgia Girl With Cancer Who Wanted to be A Valentine

She Has That" Warm Feeling She’s in Love  , ‘Miss Beautiful’  Gets Valentines From All America

\dacquelyn Is Happy:  Valine Greetings Deluge Littl Girl Fighting An Incurable Cancer

‘Young Atlanta Girl Hl With Cancer, Who Would Like To Be A Valentine,. Holds Hearts Of People Of Country

Frail “Miss Beautiful.” Kid With  Cancer. Holding Hearts of a Nation

Holds Hearts of Nation Stricken Atlanta Girl Deluged With Valentines

She’s Everyone’s Valentine  Little “Miss Beautiful” Holds Hearts of Nation

A Frail Little Girl In Georgia Nation Pours Out Tis Hear’ To ‘Little Miss Valentine’

Firemen, Circus Trainer, Sailors Send Jacquelyn Valentine Wishes

Air Mail Will Still Do It— : Atlanta’s “Miss Beautiful’ Wonders Why She Is Valentine Of All Nation

Six-Alarm Fire In Philadelphia  Half Million Dollars Worth Of Lumber Goes Up In Flames

AREA PLANNING GROUP MEETS   To Study Feasibility 0! Setting Up Permanent Commission

"The Mikado,’ Most Popular of Gilbert And Sullivan Musical Works, Slated at Tech

Block Truman Appointees To Judge Posts   Committee Refuses to Act on Two Men Whom Douslas Opposed

Higgins Bucking New Gas Tax Bill   Refuses to Sign Report, Said to Be Anarv over Peltz Bill

Gas Tax Raise Runs Into Snag  Ferndale Solon Balks At Compromise Bill

Scientists Announce Discovery of Safe, Hangoverless, Sleeping Pills

SAFE SLEEPING PILL ANNOUNCED   Dees Not Cause Drug-Ad diction Or Other Il Effects

Claims Reds Are Ready to Negotiate   Indian Leader Calls World Conference on Ending Korean War

Vast Increase In Air Power Is P roposed  Rep. Vinson For An Expansion to

163 WINGS NEEDED, U. S.. TOLD:  ‘Vast Air Strength Buildup Demanded

Wants Air Force  Of 163 Wings   Rep. Vinson Says We Can’t Lick Red Power Without Superior Air Strength

Armed Services Committee Chairman Proposes Vast Increase in Air Power

Vinson Asks For Emphasis On Air Force   Chairman Armed Service: Committee Proposes Vast Increase in  Number of Winas

Vinson Asks 163- Group. Air Force —   Says Expansion Is: ~ Necessary to Keep  Abreast of Changing Warfare Strateaqy ~

VAST AIR BUILDUP   Rep. Vinson Proposer Doubling Wing Units, Build ing Three Carriers

neds Will Have To Yield On One Point For Talks To Go On      Allies Apparently Will Not Even Consider _The Withdrawal Of All Troops Before Peace Meeting

Democrats Hear Kerr Blast GOP   He Accuses Them Of ‘MacArthuritis’

Chester Bowles Is Appointed As Ambassador   Democrats Praise Former Governor Of Connecticut

Bowles Wins Approval for Ambassador   Sharp Protests by Taft and Others; Final Vote 42-22.

BOWLES GIVEN CONFIRMATION   Senate Approves Dem. ocrat As Ambassador To Indie

BOWLES CONFIRMED AS ENVOY TO INDIE   Senate Approves Appointment, 43 to 33, Over Protests by Taft and Other Renublicans.

Claims Solons Intervened  In Tax Cases Oliphant Admits   Oliphant Admits Disobeying Boss In One Fraud Case

Quiz Oliphant On Activities In Tax Probe   Senator Linked ; With Tax Case: “Tipped” Candle

Last Minute Court Order Saves Killer From Electric Chair  Convicted Murderer Snatched From Executioner Just One Hour Before

Paris Observes 200th Birthday  City Of Light Holds All-Night Party

Egypt Effort To Block Suez Canal ts Halted By British Royal Navy

Royal Navy Guards Ship: Using Suez  _Egypt’s Efforts _ To Block Canal -

British Break Suez Blockade   Warships Lead Tankers Th: ainoeh Vital Conal

Eoyptians Fail To Bar Suez fo British Ships  Canal Open While Minor Violence Flares

Egypt! Effort To Block . Suez” Canal -Js*HaltedBy British Royal Navy

Strife Continues : . British Road Convoy F ired On As Royal Navy Keeps SuezOner

EGYPT ATTEMPTS. TOCLOSE CANAL TO BRITISH SHIPS   But Long Convoy Moves Through the Waterway Under Protection of Royal Navy,   SUEZ AREA BECOMES A BRISTLING CAMP   Barricades Thrown Up and Barbed Wire Strung Around English Officers’ Homes.

Royal Navy Foils Egypt's Attempt To Block Canal   Convoy Fired Upon; Incidents Mounting

BRITISH NAVY KEEPS SUEZ CANAL OPEN   Ships Pass Through Guarded by Fighting Ships

Egypt's Attempt To Block Suez Canal Thwarted   Royal Navy Keeps Waterway Open; Convoy Fired Upor

Egypt Attempts To Keep British Out of Canal  Royal Navy Keeps oo, en. to Intarnational Traftic

Egyptian Bus Tries To Run Through British Road Block In Suez Zone But Is Disabl. ed By Shot

DiSalle To Improve Price Ceilings On Grocers Before End of Month

DiSalle Studies Corner Grocery Control Sefup  Orders Pesigned To Curb Cost of

DiSalle Drafts Curbs On Retail Prices Of Food   Size Of Community, Stores To Determine Federal Ceilings

Osage Overflow: Four Feet Deep Into Tuscumbia  Fifteen Blocks of  Missouri Town es a pee VAs adnan

Step Taken As British  Ouster Nears   Washington, London, Paris Join With Turkey In Extending Invitation

EGYPT GETS BID TO JOIN ALLIES   Proposal Made: To Admit Nalion As Full Partner In New Middle East Defense Command.

Four Powers Present Plan Four Days After Move for Canceling British Treaties

IMIDDLE EAST SITUATION CRITICAL ‘Powers Invite Egypt Into New Alliance

—MIDDLE EAST — A Nations  Moveto  e Baca Crtete BUGSU Wai £525  w   CABINET CALLED TO STUDY PLAN

INVITE EGYP: TO ENTER ALLIANCE   Plan Is Offered By Envoys Of Four Powers

U. S., Britam, France And Turkey Invite Eovpt To Join In Defense   Ambassadors Of The Four Powers Present Plar To Egyptian Prime Minister For Middle East Defense Command Partnership.

Baltimore Blaze Loss In Millions  Old Troopship Pier, Tugboat  A no RP aproc Pf? yeas.

George Washington, Which Carried Woodrow Wilson To France In 1918, Is Left In Ruins

MUST BURN OUT Multi-Million-Dollar Blaze Guts Baltimore Pier, Ship

Big Fire Hits Harbor At Baltimore   Hundreds Of Firemen Battle 8-Alarm Blaze

Wartime Ammunition ” Pier, Tugboat and Barges of Equipment Lost; Seven Firemen Are Injur. ed.

FBI Probing Multi-Million Dollar Blaze  Tighnat Rarcec   Tugboat, Barges Of Equipment Los'

Fire Guts Troopship George Washingtor  Sweeps Baltimore rm ™ .,.  .  _   Sweeps Baltimore Pier, Destroys Tug

Topflight Air Arm Important To New Navy Boss   Adm. Fechteler Is Nominated Chief Of Naval Operations

Flood, Fire Rage Inside Kansas City   Mighty Deluge Displaces Half Million People

Entire Flood Area Placed In State Of Emergency;  Relief Funds Asked   Oil Tanks In Path Of Blaze On Water   500,000 Persons Displaced; Water Stations Set Up; Looters Arrested

Explains JCS Approved Ouster Order  nem ce Answers Statem Made 1 im MocArthu:

Chiefs of Staff Backed Ouster of MacArthur   Pentagon Says Advisers Were In Agreement   Militory’s Reply

Pentagon Fails to Refute Mac  Ouster on Approval of Advisers, I  , ee See YF

Pentagon  Says Chiefs Urged Ouster   Military Reply To MacA Statement About Joint Chiefs

Pentagon Says All Advisers Backed Ouster  Administration Reply Does Not Specifically   Administration Reply Does Not Specifically Deny General’s Story

Firing Was Kecommended By Truman’s Advisers, Including Joint Chiefs

Pentagon Says Joint Chiefs Backed HST   Statement Does Not Deny That Generals Shared Strategy Viev

Explains JCS Approved Ouster Order   Pentagon Answers Statement Made by MacArthur

M’Arthur Ouster Backed by Staff   Unanimous:in Move to Fire Him: Pentagon

STAFF CHIEFS BACK TRUMAN WAR PLANS   Say They Recommended Firing of Genera!  MacArthur

Bank Vaults Are Blasted By Burglars   Gould State Bank Has Nocturnal Visitors; Apparently Yeggs Failed to Profit

War Has Been Stalemate More Than Five Month:  Repo rt Little ‘Action

‘Declares Military Situation Unchanged Since December i RO  Korea War Has Been Stalemated For Past 5 Months, Correspondent Says

Matter of Fact...  Korean War Has Been Stalemate for Nearly 6 Months

RIVERS WARNED ON HAND SIGNALS   otorists Who Fail To Show intention To Stop Or Turn May Face License Suspension, Official Says

SMS sen. Se ee harap  May Suspend Licenses For Failure To Signal

Making Public Crime Tellings   Committee Hears Testimony From Numbers Operator

‘Senate Crime Investigators To Make Publie Secret File On Racket Boss, Police Head

CHURCH OF BRETHREN LISTS EASTER EVENT   Beginner, Primary And Junior Groups Will Participate In  Program Sunday Morning

TRINITY CHILDREN TO PRESENT PROGRAM   Four Departments Will Join) In Faster Observance Sunday  Evening In Chapel

Tank Outfit Rescues 19 Yanks Held By Red Captors Since Last November

Peiping Radio Admits Thousands of Militia Slain by Underground   Death Penalty Is Widel y Extended   Astonishing Broadcast May Be Prelude to Widespread Red Purge

Death Penalty IsExtended Drastically   Counter Revolution Is Said To Be Getting More Out Of Control

PEIPING ADMITS REVOLT SPREADS INSIDE CHINA   DEATH PENALTY IS EXTENDED TO CURB RESISTANCE GROUPS

Chinese Reds Plan Purge, Admit Growing Rebellion   Thousands of Troops Killed by Underground Peiping Says in-Extendina Death Penalties

Chinese Reds Cracking Down On Undergrounc   To Use Death Penalty Extensively; Defiance Reported Spreading

Chinese Peasant Revolt Against Reds Spreading.   Communist Militia Slain by Thousands, Peiping Concedes

Chinese Reds Intensify Purge Of Resistance   Communists Say Underground Has Killed Thousands

Admit Thousands Of Militia Slain —   Death Penalty Ordered Te Curb Defiant Rebels

Open Defiance Rife In China,  > 8 ¢@ Bs I eiping Says   Death Penalty Extended To All Acts In ‘Opposition’ To Communists

Admits Spead Of Underground   Hint Widespread Purge in Red China

Red Chinese  Decree Death  In Uprisings Some See Admission  As Propaganda To  , ek ee  co et Ee . eee nmreenenne

Possibly to Justify Purge  Chinese Resistance Rises Reds Extend Death Penalty

Red China Tells Of Damage Done By Underground   Militiamen Killed In Open Defiance Of Communists

Peiping Says Land Reform Strife Grows   Underground Kills Many Thousands. Of Communists

China Admits  More Unrest   Reds Say Underground Kill Police: De: ath  Penalty Extended

-Government Imposes Death Penalty On  - Guerrillas ;Admits Open Defiance Is Svreading

Red China Admits Underground Is Growing And Defiance Spreading   Thousands Of Red Militiamen Killed In Homeland And Now Government Decrees Death Penalty To Revolutionists.

Communists Order Death  For Traitors   Peiping Broadcast Indicates Purge Will Be Increased

Red China Admits Underground Kills Many, Defiance Spreading   Extends Death Penalty Drastically, Coneeding Thot Resistance Kos Spurted Since Fighting Broke in Koreo

Impose Death Penalty for Underground  Action May Ee Cover-Up for New Red Purge

Commies Admit Defiance From  Chinese People   Reds Extend Death Verdict To All Resisting Government

Communist China, Extending Deatl Penalty Drastically, Admits ‘Underground Spreading Defiance

Red China Government Admits To Growing Unrest, Extends Penalty Of Death In Nation

Death Threat Hangs Over Defiant Reds   Red ‘China Admits Underground Foe Is On Rampage

Defiance To Red Chinese Spreads  Underground Active; Peiping Orders Purge

Defiance of Red Regime Spreads Through China   vtonet  Extension of Death Penalty Is Taken As Sign Revolt 1s Warruineg 84 elle

Resistance To Red China  Increasing   Peiping Astonishes World By Telling  Of Growth Of Enmity Of Communist Regime

Peiping Attacks Its Foes   Communist Regime in China Takes Drastic Steps To Halt Spread OF Defiance in Land

Underground in China Is Active; Death Is Penalty   Defiance Spreads But Purge Order Believed Hint of New Campaigr

ChinaExtends Purge, Admits Detiance Rife   Reds Order Death For Foes Of Regime As Revolt Spreads

Red China Extends Purge To Halt Spreading Revolt   Communists Admit Thousands Of Troops Have Been Killed By Underground Force

Red Chinese Admit Rebels  On Increase.   Open Defiance To Communist Rule Is Reported By Peiping

Reds Impose Death Penalty On Guerrillas   Communists Tell Thousands Killed, Defiance Spreads

Revolt Looms In Red China, Peiping Says   Thousands Are Killed As Communists “Purge’ Discontented Peasants To Halt Troubles

Peiping Radio Admits-Open Armed Revolt   Guerrilla Warriors Kill Commie Police Cut Railway Track:

Xevolt Against Red Rulers Of  china Growing  Death Penalty Is Extended” And Open Defiance Spreads.

 Death Penalty is Extended  Communist China Admits T hat Open Defiance is Spreading

in verusaiem  Arabs, Jews Drop Animosity For Visits To Christ Shrine

Russia Formally Charges Norway with War Acts, Hints of Retaliation

IF NORWAY PERMITS BASES Soviet Union Formally Threatens Reprisals

Reds Warn Norwal Avainst Granting Bases to Allies   Ihrearen Keprisals If Wishes Are Iqnored

USSR Warns Norway Of Reprisals   Opposes Western Bases On Pair Of Arctic Islands

Russia Threatens Norwa y  If She Allows NATO Bases    Soviet Charges Violations Of 1920 Treaty If West Is Allowed To Place Air Fields On Two Islands

Russia WarnsAir Bases   - Threatens Reprisals ‘lf NATO Is Permitted Bases or tslands

Russia Claims Nation Violated Nine-Power Pact  Accuses Country of   Accuses Country of Permitting Use of Land Against Reds

Bradley Calls Mac’s Policy Risk of War   General Terms Korean Conflict Less Expensive  Than World Wa

Bradley Calls Mac’s Policy Risk of War  Genera 1 Terms   General Terms Korean Conflict Less Expensive Than World War

NAVAL FORCE SHELLS TOWN ON E. COAST   Air Bombardment Helps To Harass China Red Forces

Naval Guns Batter East Korean Port   U.N. Grinds Out Advances Against Stiffening Resistance by Chinese

PLAN TO INCREASE TAXES FOR LOWER INCOME FAMILIES DRAWING SUPPORT

Flanders Favors Low Income Tax   Committee Newcomer States First Glance Of Bill Appears Good

 Voices Liking for C. E. D. Scheme  Flanders Speaks Out  For Income Tax Hike

Flanders Favors Low laconie Tax  Committee Newcomer States First Glance

Income Tax Boost With Harder Impact On Low-Income Families Gets Attention

Tax For Lower Income Bracket Is Under Study   Business Group Wants More Taxes From Lower Cass

NEWS Is Informed By Congressman Mumma Of Army’s Decision To Return Famous Military Encampment To Active Use By Government Troops —Will Spend $3.000.000 On Camp

Indiantown Gap Military Reservation Is Back In Service As An Army Base

Alien Property Probe Is Asked  Sen. Wiley Charges ‘Super Gravy Train’

Congressman Walter Wins Permission For W ar Bride To Enter United States

Three-Year Struggle Ends as War Bride Is Finally Admitted by U. S.

Two Soldiers Believed Killed im Car Acciden   Four Killed for Plotting Assassination of Abdullal

4 Who Took Part In Assassination Executed Today   Men Who Plotted Abdullah’s Murder Sent To Deaths

Holiday Toll Climbs Higher   Deaths Over 600 Mark For Christmas Season

Quiz Shows Calhoun High On Number of Federal Employes   Averages Tops State's Nation's

Wallace To Testify On China   Will Appear at Public Hearing To Tell Story Of 1944 Mission

Wallace Gets Chanee to Tell Of China Tour   Open Hearing Slated For Next Wednesday By McCarran

Commies See Red as Pants Come out With Mis-mated Legs, Too Little Space

Is Joe. e Planning a Sidehill War?  w™ pay   ‘Russian Army Pants Have One Short Leq

CALIF. BUDGET BILL PASSED; FLOOD OF OVER 100 OTHER APPROPRIATIONS UP FOR ACTION

American Arms Go To Slavs   Small Shipment Is Sent To Aid Tito in Fight  Aoainst Kremlin

Reds Call Off All Guards As Agreed   Negotiators To Hold Another Session At Kaesong Tonight

Two 55-Minute Sessions Held To Map Agenda  Communists Clear City Of Armed Troops Ac Thay Acreed

REDS FULFILL EVERY TRUCE AGREEMENT   No Armed Guards Observed At Conference Site  ARENNA   May Be Completed In Few Days: U.N., Red Press Delegates Arrive

—NO GUARDS—  Talks Deal With Items For Agenda  Reports Find Both

Both Sides Appear Cheerful   Harmony Prevails at End of Session, as Guards Withdrawn

Monday Truce Session Seems All Harmonious  Red Generals Smile For Photoaraphers

Reds Remove Guards From “Peace City”    Admiral Joy Offers ‘Arguments On Agenda Proposed By Allies *

Meeting Scheduled  Tomorrow   Reds Fufill on Neutrality of Conference Site, UN Says   Red Generals Pose   Newsmen on the Spot Say Both Sides Are in Harmony

Report Progress In Two Short Sessions Sunday   Communists Fulfill Agreement To Respect Neutrality of Conference Site at Kaesona

HARMONY HOLDS IN DISCUSSIONS FOR ARMISTICE   Session Is Conducted To List Disputed Subjects For Agenda—-Another Meeting Scheduled.

Agenda For Truce Talks Discussed   Progress Reported In Monday Parley By UN Negotiators

Reds Are Massed For New Offense  Cam ammzo Reaee Race   Commie Brass Bows To Allied Demands

Senate Votes To Okay $280 Million For Payments For Soil Conservation

Senate Approves Larger Grants For Farmers’ Soil Conservation Checks

BOYLE IS CHALLENGED AFTER STATEMENT ON RFC PRESSURE   Senaie Approves Larger Grants For Farmers’ Soil Conservation Checks

Hartford Students Admit [Series Of Barglaries, Inclading Area Schools

Reds Stalling For Soft Pact, U. N. Believes   3d Liaison Team Meeting Is Held at Kaesong On Parley Issue

D.P.A. Formed By President  Defense Agencies Plac se In Group; Harrison Is Head

Ridgway Says Reds Planned Action Ahead   Had Intended to End Truce Talks Even Before Bombing Charge Was Made

Gen. Ridgway Insists Enemy Previously Had Decided To Break Off Parley at Kaesona

-Ridgway Bluntly Denies That City Was Bombed; Terms Deal Complete Frameup by Reds

Claim Allies ‘Tried to Slay Communist Envoys by Bombing of Kaesong; U.N. Calls Incident a Frameup

Stage Dramatic’ Night Maneuver as Trick Excuse   Decided Before Bomb Attack on Kaesong, . Ridgway Announces

Reds Cancel  Peace Talks  ‘From Nowon Evidence Shows   Evidence Shows Commies Trumped Up Bomb Charge

Gen. Ridgway Rejects Reds’ Accusations   Allied Commander Coldly Dismisses Enemy’: Charges As ‘“‘Faked”’ Following Minute Probe; Peiping Radio Rants

Suggest They Might Resume Peace Parley:   Ridgway Rejects : Complaint of Bombing As ‘Sheer Frame-up’ '...

Tinie Cited By General AsHis Proof   Earlier Announcement Is to Effect Incident Is Frame-up and All Staged   Denial Is Made   Ridgway Says His Check Shows No UN Planes  Over Kaesong ,

U. N. Leaders. See Fr rameup  Of Air Attack   Confused Red Radio Says. Only. Thursday Session: Is Cancelled

Enemy Radio Blares “Attempted Murder’   Broadcast Message Charges Allied Airman Tried Te Kill Communist Dalegates—Time For Resumption Of Talks Uncertain

Bomb Charge Is Considered Pre-Planned   Short Time Cited Between ‘Incident’  And Break-Off

Prearranged Break Seen By Ridgway  General Feels Move  Was Decided Before

Bombing Charge Ridiculous, UN Spokesman Says   Reds Break Off Truce Talk But Indicate May Resume Parley Soon; Accusation Is Pinned Down As Lie

Ridgway Rejects Neutrality Violation Charges of Reds a: Frameup Planned Earlier

SAYS ‘INCIDENT STAGED TO END TRUCE TALKS   But Observers Say Halt Is Only Considered Temporary

Red Radio Continues  To BlastU. N.   No Indication When or If Talks May Be Restarted

Reds Complain Of Air Attack Over Kaesong”  D*La Dra 1., - tran oo ae oe   Rift Only Temporary, Peiping Radio Says

NEGOTIATIONS HELD UP BY COMMUNISTS   United Nations Plane Accused of Bombing Neutral Area of Kaesong.

Ridgway Says Enemy Had Earlier Decided To Break Off Talks At Kaesony

Reds Decided Move In Advance, Asserts General Ridgeway’   Communists Claim. Plane Bombed. Truce City —Allies Reply Probe Shows Incident Is Frame-up

General Ridgway Says Reds Framed Incident for  Wrecking Talks   AN ALLEGED BOMBING

Alleged . “Bombing?  Blamed  Ridgway Says Break  Ptlarmed by ‘Enemy  weoee*. 680k.

U. N. Chief Believes Decision Made Before Alleged Bombing Raid   WHOLE INCIDENT WAS STAGED AS “FRAME-UP* SAYS INVESTIGATION CLEARLY SUGGESTS

Athied Prvcqairy Showed No U.N. Planes In Area to Bomb Kaesong; No  Hint of How Permanent

Red Radio Confuses Issue As To Whether Break Is Permanent   Outpouring of Communist Charges Against UN In Truce Area !s ‘Frame-up Staged From First to Last,’ Says Gen, Ridqway

Ridgway Dismisses  Charges   Not Clear Yet ff Talks Are: Off For ‘All Time ,

Plane Attack Claim Framed,  Says Ridgway   Kaesong Bombed, Reds Say, Talks Off “From Now On”

China Radio Says Break  Considered  ‘Temporary’   Attack Reported Made At Kaesong By U. N. Planes

Bombing Charge Called Frameup By UN Command   Sharp Statement Issued by Ridaway

Sudden Break Is Announced After ‘Framed’ Bombinc  Peiping Declares _   Peiping Declares  Break-Off In Only Talk ‘Suspension’

Peiping Radio Hints Parleys Will Continue   Commies Break Off Talks After Charging Allies With Bombing: Kaesone: UN Is Quick To Reniy

Suggest KF rame-up In Break   Gen. Ridgeway Thinks It Framed Before Report Of Bombing

Alleged ‘Bombing’ Blamed   Ridgway Says Break Planned by Enemy WolLin_tdssnce-—

Reds Quit Talks, Hint They Mig at         Neutral Zone: Aiflies Say ’

U. .N. Command Denounces Action as Frame Up; Allied Plane Accused of Bombing Kaesong.   BREAKDOWN NOT BELIEVED PERMANENT

Ridgway Denies Alleged Bombing Of Neutral Zone   Peiping Broadcasts Negotiations Broken For Thursday Only

Question of More Talks Is Open To Speculation   Each Side Issues Strong Charges in Propaganda Blasts

Communists Call Off Korean Truce Talks on Bombing Charge Said By UN fo Be Complete Frameup  Allies Are Accused of Dropping Bombs on Kaesong in Night

Gen. Ridgway Says Break-Off Decided Before Charges, Time Of Report Transmission Shows

Korean Truce Talks Broken Off Abrupitly   Planned In Advance, Says Ridgway; Neutrdlity Violation Charqes Filed

Evidence Indicates That Com munists Intended Only To Sus pend, Rather Than Terminate Truce Conferences.   INCIDENT EXTREMELY SERIOUS CLAIM REDE

No Evidence Of Bombing   Allied Leaders Describe Whole Affair As “IilProduced, Amateurishly Steged’

U. N. Negotiator Rejects Communist Complaints About Attack on Kaesong

Probe- Finds. No Evidence Site Bombed   Ridgway Says Decision To Break Off Talk Was Planned In Advance .

Breakoff Set In Advance, Ridgway Says  bing Charce   Bombing Charge Called Phony Bur Hope Net Abandoned

Red Radio Hints Halt  Temporary   Excuse for Breakdown Given as Alleged Air  Attack on Kaesong by UN Craft   Break Is Fourth   UN Officials in Tokyo Do Not Regard Move as Final

Air Attack ls Blamed   Believe Rupture Only Temporary at Kaesonq

President Truman Says Reds’ Story Of Attack Is Lie   Admits UN Doesn't Know Meaning Of New Charge By Far East Foe

Ridgway Turns Down Charges As Frameup   Doubt Whether Talks Would Resume Again

When Or Whether Conferences Would Be Resumed Is Uncertain; Gen. Ridgway Discusses Red Charges As  Frameun

Reds Charge Allies Bombed Kaesong; Americans Assert Entire Affair Is “Frame-Up’

RIDGWAY REJECTS REDS CHARGE U. 8. BOMBED KAESGNG   lGeneral Says No Allied   Planes Were in Area and  Brands Accusation as Frame-Up and Fake.      CRATER BELIEVED CAUSED BY GRENADE      ‘Commmnoisis Indicate They  Are Ready 1o Resume Armistice Talks if Their  , Demands Are Met.

U.N.Plane Tried To Kill Delegates, Red Blast Claims  Ridgway Ridicules Story, ‘Evidence’

hed Charges Are Called Planned Frameup; Truce Conferences Suspended

ACCUSE ALLIES OF BOMBING KAESONG   Deny U.N. Air Force At Site Of Conference  BREAKDOWN   Of Negotiations Believed Only Temporary: Hint Moscow Gave Order

Message Timing Is Give Away, General Says   Believes Communist Action Was Planned Well in Advance

Torrid Statement From Tokyo Says Complaint Is Lie; Reds Break Off Cease-Fire Talks "From Now On’

Bombing Story Termed A Lie By President   Truman Puzzled By Purpose Of New “Communist Adosquerede”

Enemy Faked Kaesong Raid Allies Assert   Future of Armistice Parley Clouded by Confused Broadcasts

Allies Reject Bombing Claim As Fraudulent   Whether Peace Talks Resume Is Uncertain: Enemy Cries ‘Murder

Ridgway Gives Lie To Charge That UN Plane Bombed Neutral Zone   Chinese Radio Indicates Possibility That Commies Might Request Meeting On Friday.

Ridgway Regards Red Charges As Pure Frame-Up  Red Radio Violent  nC

RIDGWAY DENIES ANY ATTACK ON TRUCE TALK SITE   Says Communists Already Had Decided To End Kaesong Armistice Parley

MAY BE RESUMED SOON Alleged Air Attack Is Used By Communists As Excuse, U.N. Declares

No Bombs As Reds Claim, Says Ridaway   “Evidence” Offered Is Ridiculous, Asserts Officer

Charge That U. N. Plane Bombed Kaesong Is Denied   Ridgway Calls Red Excuse ‘’Frame-Up’ To Cover Break

Alleged Bombing by Allied Plate: Newest Excuse   “Gen. Ridgway Denies Bombing, Adding Reds Trumped Up Charge

GENERAL SAYS PROOF LACKING OF AIR ATTACK   UN Commander Asserts Break Off Planned Prior  to Complaint   NO PLANES PRESENT   Washington Reported Feeling Action Dictated Direct From Moscow

‘FRAMEUP’ IS CHARGED BY UN LEADER   ’ Ridgway Contends Negotiations End Planned In Advance

Peiping Radio Claims Truce Sessions Called  Off For One Day Only

Red Radio Indicates Neaotiations Possible   Communists Break Off Talks at Least Temporar ily With Claim That UN Plane Bombed Kae  enna Neutral Zone.

Reds Abruptly Break Off Korean Cease-Fire Talks  Resumption of Talks Still Remains Open Question to United Nations   Communists Make Break Over Charges That Gen. Ridgway Denies, Ciaims Trumped Up

ANGRY BROADCAST FAILS 10 INDICATE NATURE OF TERMS   ‘Say Allies Plan ‘Murder’ of Communist Truce Delecates    UN CHARGES ‘FRAMEMUP’    Declares Flimsy Evidence Casts Doubt on Story of Bombina

PLANNED BREAK IN ADVANCE OF ALLEGED ALLIED NIGHT RAID   U. N. Calls Claim of Air Bombing of Kaesong a Complete Frameup. Red Officer Had Notes Already Prepared When Allies Were Shown “Evidence” at Night in Rain.

Red Charge Of Attack  Is Frameup   Allied Officers Still Confident Kaesong Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Resumed

‘Call Halt to Cease-Fire Talks But There Is Still Hint They May Ask for Resumption Soon

Reds Plan To Resume. Truce Talks   Discussions Had  Been Broken Off With Charge U.N. Had Bombed Kaesonc Intent.on Murder

Bombing Charge A Fake, Gen. Ridgway Declares   Red Version Of ‘Kaesong Bombing

Cease-Fire Talks Halted By Red Order   Bombing Charges Untrue Says U. S. Gen. Ridqway

Evidence Break - off Planned In Advance, Says Gen. Ridgway   Bulletin

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   ‘Frame Up’ Ridgway Says of Accusations

Further Truce Talks Possible But Chance Slim   Ridgway Shows Bombing Story Is Fabrication

Decision fo Break Truce Made Early  Ridgway Says Reds Charge a Frome-Up

PLANNED BREAK IN ADVANCE OF ALLEGED ALLIED NIGHT RAID   U. N. Calls Claim of Air Bombing of Kaesong a Complete Frameup. Red Officer Had Notes Already Prepared When Allies Were Shown “Evidence” at Night in Rain.   ‘By Associated Press HINT POSSIBLE RESUMPTION

Call Off All Conferences Indefinitely   Commie Commanders-in-Chief Tell Ridgway U.N. Plane Attacks Negotiators at Kaesong

Foe Charges Air Attack On Kaesong  Allies Deny Charge; Peiping Radio Hints

Say American Plane Bomied Neutral Kaesong Yesterday   Allies Maintain No Planes or Artillery Used In Vicinity

Reds Allege Air Raid On Kaesone Cause Of Action   Red Delegates Say Cease-Fire Talks Are Off For Good

Truce Meetings Suddenly Called Off by Commies   Future Is Clouded By Uncertainty, but Fighting Goes on

UN Command Says Charge ‘Frame-Up’  Chinese Claim Allied Planes Bombed Kaesong

Gen. Ridgway Calis Bombing Charge Frameur  Red Radio Charges Allies With ‘Murder’   Red Radio Charges Allies With ‘Murder’ Gen. Il Sees Accord

UN Command Calls Bombing Story Complete Fabrication   EvidenceShown American Officer in Early Morning Ridiculous

Enemy Claims Allied Plane Bombed Kaesong, Site Of Deadlocked Truce Negotiations—Gen. Ridgway Declares Timing Of Alleged Incident Shows Reds Had Decided To Break Off Discussions Even Before Filing Trumped-Up Complaint

Reds Confused in Announcing Action; UN Officials Expect Truce Talks To Be Renewed

Truman Accuses Communists of Conductine ‘Masquerade’ Over Kaesong ‘Bombing’

Reds Claim UN Planes Hit Kaesong   Communists Say Negotiations Are ‘Off From Now On

Truman Blasts Communist "Masquerade’   Says He Doesn't Know If Talks Are Over Permanently

Reds Charge UN Bombing of Kaesong But Refuse Daylight Check on Proof;  Allies Say Accusation Pure Frameup

UN Says. Charges Are Fake   Peiping Radio Indicates Talks Misht Be Resumed

Reds F rameup Bomb Charge To Halt Talks   Ridgway Terms Charge Ridiculous—Timing Shows Break Planned  Prior to Complaint

Quick Action Shows Order Was Planned   General’s Office Says Investigation Clearly Suggests Issue Was Frame-Up

Reds Say Talks Ended “From Now On,” But Allies to Try to Arrange More Meetings

Warren Signs Last of Bills By Legislature   Wil! Leave 89 in Pocket Veto; Liquor Price Bill Rejected

Attlee Calls for Election Oct. 25  Six-yeor Reign of Laberites at Stake

ISSUE BRITISH ELECTION CALL   Condition Of King George Meanwhile, Alarms Britons

OCT. 25 DATE OF TEST FOR LABOR PARTY   Churchill to Lead Tories in Bid for Nation’s Control

General me In Britain Set Oct. 25.   Attlee Risks Rule As Conservatives Gain With Public

General Vote Set For Britain On October 2   Labor Stands Risk Of Losing Power To Conservatives

Will Risk Labor Reign In General Voting Oct. 25   Churchill's Party To Make Bid to Win Control 2

British Will Get Ballots   General Election For England, Called By Prime Minister For Late October

Expect Official Announcement Within Hours   Government's Bonds Down As Stocks Spurred

Britain To Hold  General Election   Attlee to Risk Labor Re gime in Face of Conservatives Gains   SET FOR OCTOBER 25  Many Political Observers Predict Return to Power  for Churchill

low June Draft Quota Predicted  Hershey Says Needs Are Becoming Light

Low Draft Cal This June Is Predicted   Hershey Says Need Will Be Light: More Treining Seen

Lower Draft Call  Foreseen In June   Service Needs Slowing Up Gen. Hersey Reports

Hershey Expects Only Few To Be Drafted In June   Nation In Soft Period Of Manpower Needs

Hershey Sees Small Draft Call in June:   College Students Warned to Apply Early for Tests

JUNE DRAFT CALL LOWERED BY HERSHEY   Peak Manpower Needs Seen in Two Years

Low Draft Call Seen For June By Mr. Hershey   Selective Service Needs May Be Light For Severe] Months

DRAFT IN’ JUNE MAY BE LOW, HERSHEY SAYS   Present Service Needs - Are Light, Head Of  Bureau Asserts

Truman Action Delays Strike  Railroad Union Calls Wealbacdsée Ear Thoirrcelen,

B.&O. Strike. To Take Place (On Thursday.   Firemen. Enginemen: Call Walkouts On Four Major Railroads

Rail Strike Is Ordered For Thursday   Locomotive Firemen And Enginemen Call For Walkout In Wage And Work Dispute

Railroad Strike Delayed   Swift Federal Acts Bring Postponement Of Threatened Move At Least 60 Days

FORCE DELAY IN RAIL STRIKE   Mediation Board, Truman Act Fast To Biock Walkout

Four. Railroads Facing Strikes:   “Thursday Strike ~’ .Okayed:By. Union .

Railway Union Calls Strike on 4 Lines Nov. 8   U.S. May Seek Injunction to Halt Action; C.&N.W. Included

Work Stoppage To Emphasize Wage Demands  C. & N. W. Included In Walkout Order

Robertson Says Halt Is Only Way   Government Injunction Is Expected Prior to Start of Walkout Thursday 3   Could Hit Others   ‘Progressive’ Plan May Force Other Lines to Be Idle

Walkout is to Take Place at 3p... Fhursday  Mediation Board Chief Declares em Expect 60 Day Delay

Thursday Tieup Would Include ‘North Western  Government Starts =—_—_ fe 4g Parser wash 84 _._s.J   Government Starts To Head Off Walkou By BLFE; Emergency Trains Not Curbed

U.S. Moves To Head Off Rail Walkout  Firemen Call Strike Thursday

Action Delays Rail Strike   ‘Truman Creates Emergeney Board lo Check Facts

Engineers, Firemen To  Quit Work   Four Lines To Feel First Train Stoppage

Strike Called By Rail Union For Thursday  Government Acts   Government Acts To Head It Off

Railroad Strike Delaved 2 Month:   Swift Federal Action Saves Work Stoppage Qn Four Main Lines

Rail Strike Scheduled  on 4 Lines Walkout Needed to Gain Boosts, Rimwtaea bland Cawe

Railroad Strike To Cool 60 Days   --Truman “Acts “Fast. “To Prevent Walkout

GO-DAY DELAY OF WALKOUT EXPECTED   Firemen, Enginemen Plan Work Stoppage   Asks Wage Increases, Better Working Conditions; B And QO Involved

Thursday 3p-m. Set for Strike — on 4 Major RRs   - Government May Set Up Emergency Board, Delay Walkout

President Stalls Strike Attempt By Four Railroads   Emergency Board Creates To Study New Crisis _ ---° For 60 Days

Walkout On Your Major  Vines Called  975.000 Workers   75,000 Workers Involved In Dispute Over Pay Increase

Brotherhood Demanding Wage Increases it Claims Long Overdue; Improved Working Conditions Also Sought.

U.S. Seeking To Ward Off Rail Strike   Tieup Is Called For Thursday On Four Major Lines

TO HALT 4 MAJOR LINES FOR PAY BOOST   Progressive Walkeut May Spread To Other Rail  Systems

Could Spread To All Rail  Lines Later   Enginemen And Firemen Seeking A Hike In Wages

Truman Seeks To Halt Strike   President Creates Board To Head Off Railroad Walkout

Railway Union Calls For Strike On Four Road:   Government Acts Te Head Off Waikout Thursday; Note Sent White House

B. OF L. FE. CALLS STRIKE FOR THURSDAY   Rall Union to Walk Out on Key Roads of East, West and Southeast Districts.

Railway Strike Is Checked By Federal Action   Truman Quick To Act And Gets 60-Day  Postponement.

Rail Strike Call Issued   Government Moves Fast To Head Off Walkout On Four Big Lines

Rail Strike Delayed By  President   Names Board To Attempt Mediation

Four Major Lines Will Be Affected   Government Takes Immediate Action To Stop Walkout

STRIKE ON KEY PAILAOADS aE] FOR THURSO   B of LF and E to Walk Out on Four Roads Uniess Gov’t Interferes.

Brotherhood Of Locomotive Fire  men And Engineers Set Tim For Thursday Afternoon A 3:00 O'clock   THINK GOVERNMENT TO SEEK INJUNCTIO!

B & 0 Target Of Thursday Work Stoppage   Mediation Board Asks President To Halt Walkout

WrarTnrer   PROMPT ACTION TAKEN BY U.S, TO HEAD IT OFF   Emergency Declared, Enabling Truman to Create Mediation Board.

Government To Head It Oft 60 Day:   May Then Seek Court Injunction To Halt Ut

Tieup Called For Four Lines On Thursday  NorthWestern Is Threatened by Wage-Hour Dispute

NORTH WESTERN ONE OF 3 MAJOR LINES AFFECTED   Government Acts to Head Off Walkout by Enginemen’s Union

Government Acts To Stop Trouble Under Labor Law  ‘Overdue’ Wage Raise ts Claimed by Unions

TRUMAN MOVES TO FORESTALL RAIL WALKOUT   Crestion Of Emergency Board Will Delay Strike 60 Days   B. & 0. AMONG 4 LINES THREATENED BY UNION

PROPOSED RAIL STRIKE DELAYED   Walkout Scheduled For  ' Thursday Is Postponed At Least Two Months— Wave Raise Sought.

Action Taken To Avert Tieup Of 4 Major Lines Affected   Only Course Left to Get Better W ages, Says Chief Of Firemen

Rail Union Calls Strike On Thursday   Four Major Roads Would Be Tied Up In Pay. Hour Demands

Union Leade: Cites Delays On Pay Hike   Government Likely To Get Injunction And Halt Stoppage

Expect U. $. Will Try To Halt Move By In junction  akianwen CLE Vlei’   Defiance Of Writ Would Bring Threat Of Contempt Action

Railroad Strike Called   Four Major Rail Facilities Would Be Affected, But It May Be Delayed

Rail Brotherhood Threatens Strike   Truman Appoints Emergency Board To Head Off U. S.-Wide Walkout

Government May Seek Injunction lo Halt Walkout  arkhand Ache Ea   Brotherhood Asks Fo: Long Overdue Wage Increase

Rail Unions Call Strike On Thursday   Firemen and Enginemer Order Walkout on Four of Nation’s Maior Railroads

Action Postpones Railway Walkout  Mediation Board Certifies Dispute

Government May Seek Injunction   Strike Is Termed ‘Progressive’ One; Pay Hike, Improved Conditions Sought

Rail Union Calls Strike Against 4 Roads On Thursday  Government Acts To Head Off A  Troin ltie-lIn

Call Strike on. Four Railroads Thursday  Brotherhoods of Firemen, Engine man Decide on Wark Stonnaade.

Rail Union Calls Strike On Four Lines   Locomotive Firemen, Enginemen to Begin Stoppage Thursday— Others May Follow

RAILROAD STRIKE I) CALLED OFF BY FIREMEN’) UNIOA   Labor Organization Acts After Truman Names Board to Investigate Dispute.   WALKOUT HAD BEEN SET FOR THURSDAY   Stoppage of Work at Fou Facilities Would Have Affected Large Part of  Nation's Traffic.

Walkout Set For Thursday Rail Union Calls Strike Ox 4: Lines. More To Follow

FIREMEN CALL WALKOUT FOR 3 P.M. THURSDAY   Called to Enforce Demands for Waae Boost

Strike Called By Union On Four Railroads   Truman Expected To Name Board And Thus Delay Walkout

Railroad Union Calls Stoppage For Thursday   Four Major Lines Across Nation to Be  Affected by Strike

Walkout Called by Brotherhood Against 4 Lines   Mediators Tell White House of Emergency; Truman to Act

U.S. Acts To Head Off Rail Strike Threat   Firemen, Enginemen Vote to Launch Grievance Walk- : out Thursday

Act to Head Off Rail Strike  a  Union’s Call For Thursday Gets 60-Day Delay Praradiura

TO WALK OFF JOBS 3 P.M. ON THURSDAY   Government Expected To Ask Intunction

President Is Asked To Halt Rail Walkout  Strike Call Issued For Four Railroads; To Start Thursday

4. Major Rails To Be Struck   Firemen and Enginemen To Walk Out Thursday in the East

Rail Stoppage Postponed By  Truman Move   Two-Month Delay In Walkout Assured As Board Is Appointed

President Blocks Railmen’s Strike  Firemen And Enginemen «a * + a : a *% si Z   Firemen And Enginemen Walkout Is Cancelled For 60 Daves

Strike Is Called For 3 P. M. Thursday By Union Of Firemen And Enginemen

H-Bomb Cost   First Walkout Will Hit L&N   President Notified By Mediation Board Head

Railway Union Plans Strike To Start Thursday 3 A.M.   Four Railroads Called Ou* More Will Follow Soon

STRIKE CALLED AGAINST FOUR BIG RAILROADS   Walkout To Begin Thursday, May Spread To Other Systems.

Rail Strike Is Ordered For Thursday   Sut Government Action May Heit Maier Walkout

FOUR RAILROADS ARE NAMED FOR INITIAL STRIKE   THINK PRESIDENT WILL ASK COURTS PREVENT WALKOUT

Railroad Union Calls for Strike   U.S. Acts to Halt Scheduled Walkout Affecting 4 Companie:

B. & O. One Of 4 Roads involved   Government Considers Taking Emergency Means To Prevent Paralyzing lieup Of Shipping

Firemen, Enginemen Vote Strike; Government Acts To Head Off U.S. Tieup

Pipe OF 4 LINES: AFFECTED   Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen Order *Pro~ gressive’ Strikesto Force. Action on Wages;   ST. LOUIS TERMINAL ORDERED STRUCK   Government Trying to. Head Off Walkout:. May: Delay Tieup 30 to ® Days.

INSIDE : WASHINGTON   A Weekly Size-Up by the Washington Staff  Of The Serinnc.Haward Nawenaners

Many Communities Fear Floodwater — Along Mississippi _.   President Signs Emergency Bill Providing $25 Million Relief; Water Receding at Kansas City

Mississippi Is Now Swollen Tc Flood Levels  Muddy Tide Of Disaster Pouring Toward St. Louis

Muddy Tide Sweeps Down On St. Louis   Illinois Towns Brace Against Raaing Floods

Defense Lag Reports Said  ‘Groundless’   ‘Watchdog’ Committee Takes Issue With Data Of Preparedness Grout

New Pro gress Report U pholds Defense Effort  ‘Watchdogs’ Say Wilson Steering Middle Course

Ridgway Says UN  Retreat Is Asia’s  Greatest Tragedy Asks Correspondents  To Tell Americans Ho. —  ) ee. Ue ee

Consumers Face New Price Rise, More Shortages   Cost Boost of 3 to  Per Cent Indicated Despite Curbs

We're to Pay  More for Less   Hikes Due Despite Curbs ; And Tax Boosts

Price Rise And Tax Blow Is Stull Faced   Pinch Just Getting Under Way On  Critical Materials

Tax Increase to Hit Double Lick Conrisumer to Face Price Rises  And Shortages of Goods Ahead

Fear Draft Cut Endangers UMT  Vinson Cuts Short Easter. Vacation

Solon. Moves To Save UMT Program   Rep. Vinson ‘Cuts Vacation. Short; Upset By Draft Slash

Britches Don’t Fit GI; Mama Asks HST To Do   C. mathinnw Ahaesd 16

Dear Harry: Take Action! Some Day You Misht Grow Too Bio For Yours

Mama Asks President’s Assistance  F or Soldier ‘Too Big for Britches’

Squabble on Proposed Law  For Drivers   St. Louis Wants to Continue Issuance of Drivers’ Licenses

Ninety Cadets Ousted from West Point   Most of Grid Squad Reported Involved

Violated Honor Code on Exams, Says Pentagon   Varsity Football Men Among Cashiered Academy Students

Army Cashiers 90 West Point Cadets, Including Some Varsity Football Players, on Grounds They Accepted Outside Help in Passing Exams

Most of Grid Teamlnvolved Army Reveals   Accepted. Outside, Help With Exams; No Names Listed

CADETS FOUND GETTING HELP TO PASS EXAMS   UNNAMED YOUTHS CHARGED VIOLATING CODE OF HONOR

Army Ousts 90 Cadets For Violating Honor Code In Classroom Tests

Oust 90 West Point Cadets: Some Athletes   Academy Football Team for This Season May Be Wrecked

90 Cadets Fired From West Point  Obtained Assistance  Eeam Outcide Sources

Army Ousts 90 Cadets At West Point      Majority of Football Team Affected; Got Outside Exam Help

Cadets st : West Point   Group. Including... Majority. of Football Team, Viclated ede ‘Of Honor. le Claim -

90 West Pointers Ousted  Cadets Violated ‘Code of Honor’ in Tests

CONDUCT CODE VIOLATIONS CHARGE   Include Receiving Outside Help In Academic Work: Action Unanimous

Special Board Recommends Drastic Act   Superintendent Says Men Violated Army’s Code of Ethies—No Names to be Released

A rmyv Ousts Ninet v West  Point Cadets   Charge Outside Help Accepted in Tests Taken

Men Expelled For Breaking Ethics Codes   Football Players Are Included In Among The Group

West Port  Lixpels O()   Cadets Charged With Receiving Outside Help on Pests

Army Ousts 90 West Point Cadets Including Majority Of Academy Football Team

Some Varsity Football Players Said Involved In Honor Code Charae

Army Cashiers 90:Cadets From West Point   ‘Violated Code On. Test Help, Spokesman Save

Group Violates Code of Honor In Classroom   Largest Group in Academy History To Be Dropped

%) West Point Cadets Dropped For Misconduct   Improper Outside Help in Tests Given as Reason

Violation of Army Code of Honor Cited   Students Received Outside Help to Pass Examinations

Army Says They Violated the Code Of Conduct—Accepted Outside Assistance in Classroom Work

Army Ousts 90 Cadets From West Point; Most Of Grid Team Involved   Biggest Shakeup in 150-Year-Old History of Academy; Charge  Cheating on Classroom Tests

Many Varsity Gridders Among Those Ousted   Academy Cadets Are Fired For Accepting ‘Improper’ Outside Help For Tests

VIOLATED CODE BY ACCEPTING HELP IN TEST   Varsity Football Players in List Board Charged with Cheating.

Grid Players Included  90 Cadets at West Point Ousted in Code Violations

yurapeving System Offered Free Ice Cream, Juniors  Can Spread the Word But Fast

Storekeeper Offers Kids Free Ice Cream, Serves More Youngsters Than He Expected

Car Doing 80 Overturns; Five Youths Injured   Charge Driver With Recklessness; Gir With Intoxication

Ired Truman Expected To Appoint FBI Chief  To Corruption Inquiry

Juror No. 12 is Clarence L. Tomlinson, Church ville  i Oe a —— oe 2 Soe Oe ee   DRAWN-OUT PROCESS   Over Seventy Examined Before The Panel Is Completed

$10,000 SHORTAGE ~ HINTED BY CRUCI   PROBE OF HANDLING OF  MOTOR VEHICLE REGISTRATION FUNDS URGED.

President, General MacArthur Both Plan fo Carry Fight To Nation for Final Decision

Choice Due: Truman Or MacArthur  oe * x  nek, Pin To Carey. Historic F ‘ht On F ar - East To Nation

Mac Gives U. S. Clear-Cut Choice   Issue Emerges as His Policy, or Truman's

People Get Opportunity To Choose   Either They Follow The Administration Or Former Commander

Truman, General Both Will Carry Fight to People   Ousted Commander Lays Clear-Cut Choice Between Plans

Mac Dispute Verdict Left Up to People   General and Presideni To Rest Their Case Before Nation

MacArthur fo Carry Fight © To the Nation      General Gives Facts in Final Testimony; Trumar Asks People to Hold to Decision Based on Facts

Clear Issue  Pat In View Of American Public, Now    General, Government Will Carry Argument To People To Decide

Clear-Cut Choice Laid Before U. S.   People Can Now Decide Whether to Follow Truman Administration or Gen. MacArthur   Showdown on Asia Policies May Come First on Battlefield

NAG PLANS TO) CARRY IoaUlEs TO THE PEOPLE   Has Laid Down Clear Choice of His War Program or Truman's.

Will Truman Or MacArthur Win? General Puts Question Squarely U p To Public

Issue Drawn Tn Far East 'Poliey Clash   Opposite Courses Sharply Outlined In 3-Day Hearing

Choice Handed U. $. Citizens By MacArthur  Administration, Is Clear-Cut Decision

Mac Has Administration On Defensive In Initial Rounds Of Great Dispute

Party Leaders Are Optimistic Over 1957 Race   Profess To Believe Truman’s Chances Getting Better

Demo Leaders Rally Truman Renomination   ‘Party ‘Big-Wigs’ Open Midwest Conference _ At French Lick

New Charges, Denials Traded In Truce Zone  Adm. Joy Denie$   Caommunict Claim   Adm. Joy Denie® . Communist Claim That Allied Plane Attacked Kaesona

No Hint Offered When Truce Talk Will Be Resumed   Accusations Flying Back And Forth  By Hich Commands

No Hint Of When Stalled Truce Talks W Resumed; Messages Exchanged Betw U. N., Reds Concern Bombings

Noted Genoese Navigator Discovers New World—And Runs Anreunt:        A  Columbus Exhibit in Congress Reveals He Vics Knowing Lad Who Didn’i Teil Ail! Fie Kne=:

wea eevee eater ee —eEYN ———  Greatest Sailor In History I< Title Given To Columbus

Christopher Columbus Puts Wreath On Distinguished Ancestor’s Statue At Ceremony In Washington Today

Columbus’ Sad Look May Have Been Due Either to Seamanship or Gout

Old Chris Was Quite a Guy— = Special Congress Exhibit for Observance of Columbus Day

Facts. About. Christopher: Columbus Ran Ship Aground, Kept 2 Sets of Records

Kept Two Sets of Records on His Journey —  Columbus Ran His Flagship Aground

Tall Handsome Man With Sad Eyes Discovered America 459 Years Ago

Here’s a Few Facts About Christopher  He Thought He Had Discovered East in the West

Many Inte ‘resting Facts Disclosed On Discoverer i American Continent

Sidelights On Columbus Featured In ‘Exhibit At Library Of Congress

 Oh-Is-That-So’s Sailor Columbus Ran Ship Aground Like A Novice Gob

Columbus Was.a Good Looking ‘Mar kek xe , kkk But Even Thot Sterling Navigator Ran His Ship Aground

British To Face More Ration Cuts   Meat Portions In Britain To Be reduced

Pro-Russian Bos: Of Syria Resigns   Cabinet Also Out After One-Day Rule

UAL Pilots Ignore” Order To Terminate One-Day-Old Strike   ‘Board Requests Mediation Talks

Strike Halts All Flights Of Air Line   Government Order To End Pilots' Strike Is Termed “Ridiculous” By Head Of Pilet Group

13 Dead in State Weekend Mishaps  Farmer Entangled In Cable Killed

Mishaps Kill 12 In State   Racine Woman Is Fatally Injured, Two Are Hurt in Highway Accident

Committee Cuts Appropriations For U. S. Agencies  VA Appropriations

SHOOTING AND “ROBBERY BRING POSSE TO. JOPPA   Three. ‘Men Arrested After Looting Atomic Boom Town Stores.

CITY HEARTS OPEN   Ronnie Ewert’s Medical Bills Arranged; Excess  for Education   TOTAL AT $635 MARK

Ronnie Ewert’s  Medica Bills Arranged; Excess  for Education   TOTAL AT $635 MARK

Wet-Dry Issues In This County Are Left On Wet Side; Jefferson County's Votes Are Dry

TIGHTNESS QF FREEZE IS RASED   Miners and Many Others Come Under New Ruling of Board

Government Eases Miners Wage Freeze  Coal Price Lid Is Lifted Likewise 1 To Ly Pe  ‘aneam Mca» baers

US Price Freeze Thawed In Case Of Coal Miners   Further Adjustments Being Made In Controls

New Order Also  Lifts Lid on Prices of Coal   Board Approves All Wage Boosts Agreed Upon by January 25 Freeze Date Though Not in Effect Until Later.

Coal Price Lid Will Be Lifted To Match Raise   Ruling Takes Pressure Off Possible Walkout; Taft Sees Car Rations

Soft And Hard Coal Diggers Will Get Boost  Order Lifting Coal Price Lid Drafted

Miners Retain Wage Boost, Board Rules  Stabilization Board Clarifies Freeze on Prices and Waaes

Wage ‘Freeze’ Eased by Federal Order   Stabilization Board Plans to Lift Lid on Coal Prices

Pay Increases Granted Before Jan. 25 Okayed By Stabilization Group   ‘Scores Of Contracts Are Affected By Easing O Restriction; Clarifying Statement Issued On Application Of “Freeze”

All Hikes Agreed On By Jan. 25 Will Be Allowed   Raises Must Begin Feb. 9 Or Earlier; 475,000 Miners Are In; Coal Price Lid Will Be Lifted

Affects 475,000 Coal Diggers And Perhaps Many Thousands Other Workers

Price Lid On CoalTo Be Lifted   Ail Pay Increases Starting February 9 Or Earlier ‘Approved

Dratt Edict Allows Youths to Miss Call-up   Men Given 30-day Induction Delay to Join Service

0-Day Draft Postponement For Students   Youths Given Chance To Join Service Of Their Choice

Students Are Granfed 30 Days fo Enlist Affer End of School Term   Draft Officials Lay Down Formal Rules Unde: Which Thousands in Colleges and High School: May Gain Cancellation of Induction Orders

Students Get Draft ‘Break’  Those Who Intend te  Eniset Ava Boas Naw

Bus-Truck Crash Hurts 23 Persons   17 School Children Among Highway Victims

Chicago Digs Out As December Snou Exceeds Average F or Entire Seasons

CHICAGO IS PARALYZED BY -DEEP-SNOW   Cars Bog Down in Drifts After Record Snowfall; Sub-Zero Cold Blast on the Way.

Chicago, Buried By Snow, Shivers In New Cold Blast  Traffic Paralyzed As City Struggles With Icy Drifts

GrunewaldHad Federal P ost.  Wiley Reveals   Senator Says ‘Dutchman’  Pleld “Tremendous Pow ers’ In His Job

Cash Bonus Plan for War 2 Vets Killed by Senate   Measure Introduced at Vets’ Request But Loses by 16-13 Vote

State Project For Veterans Defeated By 16 To 13 Vote   Wisconsin Plan Would Have Provided Cash Bonus Payable In 20 Years; Senators Later Refuse To Reconsider Their Action On Measure By 17 To 12 Vote

Compensation Setup  Backed By Vet Unit;  Would Have Paid Of In 20 Yeare’ Time

Wisconsin Bonus Program Killed  Termed An Adjusted Compensation Plan

Vet Bonus Bill Killed by Senate On 16 to 13 Vote  No Reconsideratio   No Reconsideration Planned; Measure Is Called ‘Hoax’

Where to Now-  ve . OU avieryee Bigger & Longer War  In Korea Only Answer

Red China to Prolong War Due to Action   Rejecting Cease Fire Bid Widens World Breach

Franchot Tone, New Wife Questioned About Two Different California Cases

Final Control Fight Made   Congress Warned of New Living Cost Hike

Flainjplela,   Two Girls, Boy Killed When Car Plunges Into 18 Feet of Icy Water

Speeding Auto Carries Three Teens to Death   Bought 18 Cans Beer, Car Going 85, Says Lone Survivor

IN SUMMER PROGRAM   Recreation Commission Has Most Activities Outlinec

Damper Put on Forest Fires  Flood Water Recede Ba DbAfecacraent —famena

Forest Fires Under Control  Kansas and Missouri Floods are Receding

Western States. Put Damper On Woodland Fires  Flood Situations. ~ In Missouri And — “Kaneas Briahtean ~

Bradley Leaves For Check on War in Korea   General to Survey Complete Situation

Trying to Force U.N. to Quit?— Allies Suggest New Talks At No-Man’s Land Village

Stalin Rejects Mao’s Appeal   China Believed Told  To Continue Warfare

Chinese Believed Forced To Fight   Plea To Withdraw Thought Reiected

Wh. Radical Change   Chinese Reds Are Believed Ordered To Continue Fight

Mao Told to Stay in There  Raeli a Tall Rattewed ba   Stalin Talk Believed te dAgon He's Rejected Red China Bid te Quit

Stalin Talk ls Rejection Of Chinese Plea  Tokyo Diplomats View Interview Ac Rade’ Ancwar

Stalin Won’t Permit China  To Quit War   Recent Interview Is Interpreted As Rejection Of Plea

'Stalin’s Pravda Interview Said Rejection  Of Chinese Reds’ Bid To End Korea Fight

The Weather   Stalin Interview Interpreted As Rejection China Bid to End War

Stalin Won't Let Chinese Quit Fighting   Pravda Interview Viewed as Warning To Mao Tze-tung

Stalin Interview Believed Answer To  Peining Plea To Get Out Of Korea War

New Slant on Stalin Words: ‘No’ to China   Tokyo Interpreters Now Think He Was Turning  Down Plea From Mao

China Seeks a Way Out   Moa’s Request Turned Down; Fight, Is Order

Say Stalin Won't Stop Short Of World Conquest   Report interview Was Notice To China To Continue War

Justice Adams To Visit Here  Candidate Will Be 7  Ase Caurtknsuesa Der.

Newsman Believed  Arrested By Reds  Prague AP Bureau Chief,   Prague AP Bureau Chief 4 Cities Silesinn

Czech AP Bureau Chief Disappears   [Four Other Employes Are Missing In Week

AP Men In Prague Disappearing   5th Man In Bureau There Now Missing

AP'S BUREAU CHIEF MISSING IN PRAGUE   Embassy Leads Search for W. N. Oatis, Believed Held by Reds

Padre Homers Rout Beaumont  San Antonio, 3 Roughnecks, 2  (For Complete Details en PE EES EE. eae Oy ema   Searcn Begun For Vanished. Newspaperman

U.S. Denies Wish To Halt Oil Seizure   Acheson Says Washington Position Is For Iran, Britain To Negotiate

Acheson Says U.S. Does Not Oppose lran   Oil Control Plan Not Attacked By America

Acheson Says Not Against Oil Nationalization   Desire Is Expressed For British Operators

TAGGED BY TORN WALLET _ Nurse Finds Husband's Body in Bloody Morque

[Heart-Rending Scenes Witnessed _ IAs Relatives Identify Wreck Victims

Battered Pocketbook—  Injured Man Holds  Memento: Of Wife As Search Goes On

MacArthur's Finest Hour  Takes Dismissal ‘Without Turning a Hair

—NO COMMENT FOR TIME —  MacArthur Gets News ‘Without Turning Hair’

Gen. MacArthur Receives Dismissal Notice Without Comment   Cites Failure To Support U. S. Policies 

General Receives Message Calmly   Firing For 5-Star UN Chief Comes With Drama Typical Of His Career

Chief’s Discharge Is “His Finest Hour,’ Gen. Whitney Says   MacArthur Has No Comment ‘Now;’ : News Given Him At His Home

t Old Soldier “Never Turns a Hair” ee ie  MacArthur. Takes News of Dismissal “Magnificently”’

M ‘Arthur Hears News Without Showing Emotion  Has No Comment   Has No Comment ‘For the Time’

General Receives Bad News Without Turning A Hair’ MacArthur's Aide’  Says'He Had His _ ‘Finest Hour’ Today

Withhold Comment For Time Being  General Takes Dismissal Notice “Magnificently”

Military Hero Receives News ‘In Finest Hour   ‘Never Turns a Hair’ On Learning of Action, Aide Save

M’Arthur Takes Ouster Calmly  ‘His Finest Hour,’ Qisnoenl’e Aida Crave

Aide Says M’Arthur Received Notice Of His Firing “Without Turning Hair”

MacArthur Receives Dismissal News  Calmly, Will Make No Comment Now

r Turned a Hair,’ Aide Says  MacArthur Calm as Ouster Ends Brilliant Army Career

MAC DOESN'T TURN A HAIR OVER FIRING   © Receives Word ‘’Magnificently”; His ‘’Finest Hour,” Says U.N. Secretary; Got Word at Lunch.

M Arthur Shows No Emotion Over Dismissal   Secretary Says ‘He Takes Ouster Like a Soldier’

MacArthur Accepts End of Spectacular Military Career Without Turning Hair

News of Dismissal Received by General Magnificently, Without Turning a Hair

Labor Man Offered Post Within ODM   p Wilson Seeks To Regain Unions’ Cooperation In Mobilization

Wilson Offers Labor Post on Defense Panel   Action Made to Halt Rebellion of Group Against ODM

‘One Year of War in Korea Has Made Profound Changes for the General. Soldier and Public

Oklahoman & Times   A Year of War in Korea: It Changes Lives of Five-Star General, Gl Joe and You

ALASKAN HIKES 35 MILES FOR AID  Woman Saved After Two Weeks in Wrecked Plane

KILLIAN RAPS PROCEDURE ON  NTERCEPTORS   Proceeding On Orderly Plan, City Manager

Allies Drive Into Enemy’s Defense Line   Outer Bastions In Center Area Are Ahandoned

Enemy Pulls Back Before UN Advance   Allies Push Deep Into Defense Belt Guardina Red Base

Allies Sweep Through Empty Bunkers Trenches  Lintted Nations Troops   United Nations Troops Dive Deep Into Belt Around fron Triangle

RETREAT TOWARD HEART OF STRONG “IRON TRIANGLE”    U.N. Armies Follow Up West-Central Withdrawal With 3,000- Yard Advance;  Stiff Resistance Continues In East.

SWEEPING NEW OFFERS MADE BY U.N. TRUGE TEAM   Allied Negotiators Propose Compromise in’ Effort to Reach Speedy Armistice in Korea,   SEVEN-POINT PLAN LAID BEFORE REDS   Communists Told to Take It All or Nothing—Discussion of Program Begins at Once.

U.N. Offers ‘Give-And-Take’ Proposal Covering Neutral Observers, Troop Rotation

Britain Faces Money Crisis; Reserves Sink   New Troubles Added To Loss Of Abadan Refinery, Gaitskell Says

— and Dollar Gap Add Sour Note:  Commons Gather To Wind Up Business Before Elections

Proclamation From King Ends ° British Parliament   Louse Js “Angry Over Loss Of Oil Refinery In Iran; Way. Cleared For Election Oct-25

House Of Commons Winds Up Affairs   British Gold And Dollar Re. serves In Nose Dive

Traditional Decorum.Marks End Of  Parliament Despite National Anrer

Parliament Quits Peacefully Despite Bad Financial Reports   Country Loses Iranian Oil and Its Gold Reserves Shrink 598 Million in 3 Months

Britain In New Plight Over Money   Huge Shrinkage Of Reserves Follows Loss Of Great Oil Field In Iran

Fear of Draft Causes Fire In Michigan   State Highway Employee Says He Hoped To Get Probationary Sentence

Draft-Sear ed YouthAdmit: Lansing Fire   Young Father Tells Of Setting Blaze In Capital Building

 Couldn't Leave Wife, Baby 'Teen-Age Dad Admits Setting $4 Million Fire to Dedae Draft

YOUTH SAYS HE SET HUGE FIRE   Teen-Aged Father Set State Building Ablaze To Avoid Draft

Teen-Aged Michigan Father Sets Big Office Fire To Avoid Military Sornice

Lansing Blaze Is Laid to Arsonist   Guilt Admitted by Teen-Age Father Who Couldn’t  Face Thought of Leaving Family to Enter Army

Youth Admits Setting ‘Lonsing’s Big Fire   Thought "Little Blaze” Would Help Keep Him From Being Drafted

Fear of Induction  Blamed for Blaze Father,19, Admits  ~~Fire at Lansing ~

Young Arsonist Awaits Charge   Fear of Induction Costs $4,000,000

19-Year-Old Starts Fire To Avoid Dratt   Lad Set $4 Million Blaze So He Could Stay With Family

Set Fire. To Avoid The Draft   Young Father Admits Guilt and Expresses: Remorse for Act Which Cost Michigan $4 Million

Rebel Dock Strikers Reject Truman Plea to Return to Work   President's Appeal Cites ‘Direct Effect on Our Defense Effort’

Truman In Plea  eee meter netenneactinemtlmecatntt ee mammaire  Dock Walkout Hurts National Defense Effort   Rebel Strikers Are Asked By President To Return To Work

rresident — Calls for End Of Wildeat Dock Strike  Gawe Matanial   Says Material Vitally Needed For Defense Is Not Movine

Truman Orders Stevedores Back To Work As Walkouts Paralyze New York, Boston

Truman Asks End Of Deck Sine   Longshoremen Inclined To Tenere Him

President Requests Stevedores Cancel Crippling Walkouts   Defense Effort Is Hur By Shipping Tieup, Truman Saves

Truman Urges Dock Strikers Back to Work   Says Walkout Hurts Ou. Defense Effort; CiO Pledges Support

President Says Walkout Stalls Defense Needs   Strikers Plan to Extenc Picket Lines on Piers Idled by Walkout

DOCKERS STRIKE IS TURNED OVER TO WHITE HOUSE   Truman Asks Men To Re turn To Work In National Interest   USE OF TROOPS TO MOVE CARGOES URGED

Truman Pleads For Quick Halt Ot Dock Strike   But Leaders Quickly Reject President's Appeal te End Strife

Snyder De  Excise, Inc                   Would Jump Personal Returns. $4. 100: 25 Percent On TV, Radio. Sets "6: Get $10 Billion More.

Would Hike Income Tax 4°, Triple Levy on Autos, Double lt on Gas, TY Sefs Radios

Catches Gasoline, Cigarettes, Automobiles Aad. Appliances   Seeks To Tighten Provisions Of Depletion Privilege Allowed Oilmen On Their Taxes

Congress Gets First Half of Dual Request   Program Would Triple Excise Tax on Autos, Double Levies on TY. Raise Cigarettes 3e

Four Point Increase in  Personal Levy Rate Is Proposed by Snyder   Liquor, Cigaret Hikes Demanded   Sharp Excise Boosts Are Part of Truman Tax Increase Plan

SNYDER SAYS STIFF BOOST IN EXCISE TAXES   WOULD DOUBLE TAX ON GASOLINE AND MANY APPLIANCES

TRIPLE AUTO LEVY; DOUBLE ON GASOLINE   Proposes 4 Pct. More. on Income Taxes, Boosts on Cigarettes, Radios, Beer and Liquor,   AUTOMOBILE EXCISE PUT UP TO 20 PCT.   Cigarette Tax to 10c a Pack, Beer Up 1.3¢ a Bottle, U. S. Gas Tax 3e¢ Gallon.

Calls for 4 Per Cent Addition to Federal Income  Taxes   Cigarets, Autos, Appliances Also in for Boosted  Levies

Spells Out Truman’s Request—Would Raise Tax On Cars to 20 Per Cent, Refrigerators, Television Sets and Radios to 25 Per Cent

Sharp Excise Boosts Part Of Program   Cigarets, Autos, Gas Would Feel Impact  On New Request

‘REQUEST GOES TO CONGRESS   ‘Snyder Outlines Program as Part of  Administration’s First Portion Tax i   Increase of Ten Billion Dollars

Truman Wants Incomes, Cars, Cigarets Hiked   Aska Congress Increase Personal Levy 4° Der + Cent, Double Gas Figure

Drastic Tax Hike Asked of Congress   Sharp Increases In Income, Excise Levies, Requested   Program Designed To Raise $10 Billion, Falls Heavily on: Corporations. Taso

25 Percent Radio Levy Also Asked   Snyder Outlines Truman Program;  TV Sets Included

New Tax Increases Explained To House Ways & Means   Income, Whiskey, Gas, Cars, Sales Up

Snyder Gives Solons Plan To Raise Lev}   Many Excise And ‘Hidden’ Fees To Be Doubled

Snyder Asks 4°. Income Tax Increase; 2) Per Cent Levy On Autos: 2% Per Cent On Video;  @ Mois tte Tae

Snyder Proposes 20% New Car Tax, 25% On Appliances   Secretary Of Treasury Also Asks For Hike Of Four Percentage Points In Individual Income Taxes, Doubled Tax On Gasoline, Sharp Boost In Levies On Cigarets

Appliances, TV Sets, Cigarettes Also Are Target   Program Would Hit Millions of Taxpayers; Snyder Gives Outline

4 Pct. Increase in Income Levies Also Requested   TV, Radio, Electric Appliances, Beer, Cicurets Face Boost

Four Percentage Point Hike Asked On Income Rates   Proposal Would Triple Or Double Car, Radio, Gas, Cigarette Levies

Double Gasoline Tax Is Also in Truman Request  Cigarets, Auto and Appliances Are Hit -

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR SHARP RISE IN INCOME LEVY   Propancs 20 Per Cent Tax On Auto Sales,  25 On Radio. And TV Sets-—More On  lycomes,

Secretary Snyder Outlines Proposal te Increase Sharply Federal Levies on Cigarettes, Automobiles, Liquor, Appliances and Other Items

TOAND 19 PER CENT JUMP ON AUTOS, RADIOS   Snyder Asks 4 Percentage Point Hikes on Income of Individuals.

Raise Asked On Tobaceo And Radios   Administration Prog ram Would Double Levy On Gasoline

Sharp Slashing Of $71,600,000,000 Program be Sought By Lawmakers

Administration Calls For 20 Per Cent Levy OnCars   Administration Would Boost Cigarette, Gasoline And Income Taxes Along With Those On TV And Radio Sets.

Excise-Income Levy Hoisted   Proposed Rates Boost U.S. Income Near Pay-As-Go Mark

‘S Rates On Income: Up Sharply   Excise Leviés Also Affected by Truman Administration Plan

Hikes Income Levy Rates, Doubles Gas Figure, Ups Many Consumer Excises

Boost Cigaret Liquor, Auto, Profit Levies  Secretary Snyder Wants Loopholes  In Laws Plugged

TV, RADIO. SETS, HOME APPLIANCES IN NEW PROGRAM   Cigarettes, Liquor Also Listed In Request For Sharply Boosted Levies

Administration Would Triple Auto Tax, Add 4 Per Cent To Income Tax

Administration Asks for Big Boost in Taxes  Congress Asked to   Congress Asked to Add Four Per Cent To Income Tax Rates

PAY CHECKS WILL SHRINK  Administration Seeks Higher Levy On Sales  And Personal Incomes

Part of First ‘Installment’   Sweeping Proposals Msde By Administration Would Tap Many Sources

The Weother   New Taxes Hit Consumer Right Where He Lives   Autas, Liquor, Beer, Cigarettes, Income  Face Higher Levies

Snyder Proposes 10 Per Cent Tax On New Autos  Other Hikes Urged To Help Pay For  Rearmamen? Praca ~~

Huge Boosts Are Advised In National Levy Amount   Individuals, Firms To Pay More Svon Tf Request Granted

Asks Big Levies On Automobiles, Radio, TV Sets   Administration Requests Four Percent Boost on Individual Income Rates; Double Gas Tax

Plan Would Jump Salary Levies 4 Pct.   Nearly Triple Auto Tax, Doubled Levy On Gasoline Soueht

Sharp Income, Excise Tax Boosts in Cards   Treasury Secretary Snyder Gives ‘Congress Details of Proposed Quick $10 Billion Hike; Asks No Rollback

Would Boost Auto Tax By 13 Per Cent   Truman Seeks 15 Per Cent Levy Increase on TV  And Radio Sets

pels Out Proposals By President   Part of Ist Installment $10 Billion Increase Asked by Truman:

New Auto Tax Is Advocated By Sec. Snyder   Twenty-Five: Per Cent Tax on Radios,.: Television ‘Sets ‘and Electrical Appliances . Also   Ureed

25 Per Cent ‘(On Radio And TV Sets   20 Per Cent On Autos: Gasoline Levy Doubled; Liquors, Durable Goods And Tobnecos Included

Truman Tax Program Would Double Tax On Gasoline, Sharply Boost Levies On Cigarettes, Autos, and Other Appliances

Snyder Gives Details For Tax Boost   Asks Four Percent Income Tax Hike In $10 Billion Program

New Taxes Spelled Out By Treasury   -sCigarets Up 3c From 7c to 10c; Income .Yax-Boost for Corporations, Individuals; Sher: Radio, Auto and TV Taxes Sought

Would Double Gas Levy  wudar Geopkc 350   Snyder Seeks 25% On Radios, TY

Would Raise Income ‘Auto, Gasoline, Cigarette Taxes   Would Jumo Individuals Four Paints

Excise Levy, U.S. Pay Tax Boost Slated   Congress Gets Plan To Impose Greater Government “Take”

INDIVIDUAL RATES WOULD JUMP 4 PCT.   Program Proposes 20 Pct Tax On New Cars; 25 Pct. On Radios.

Would Add 25% to Radio Levy, 20% for Autos:  Seeks 4% More on Wages

PROPOSES 207  TAX ON AUTOS, 254 ON RADIOS      New Levies Would Affect Practically All  Americans

Temperatures Around the Nation   Snyder Urges 20 Pct. Tax on New Autos

Income Tax Up 4 Per Cent; Gas Tax to Be Doubled and Excise Levies to Be Hiked

Truman Asks Stiff Excise Tax Measure   Seeks Boost In Federal Income Tax Rates

BIGGER EXCISE TAXES ON CARS, RADIO, VIDEO SETS  Corporation Income Taxes Also Raised

Congress Calls Snyder To Give Request Details   To Explain Further Truman’s Proposal  For $10 Billion Levy

Income, Excise tax Hikes  we ts Asked by !ruman to Raise  $10 Billion More tn ‘5:

TEMPERATURE   Automobiles, TY, Radio Hardest Hit   20% For Cars, 25% For Sects, Are Ontlined

Four Per Cent Income Tax Hike Is Recomended   Administration Asks For Higher Levies On Gasoline, Cigarettes, Autos, Liquor

Tobacco, Gas, Radios, Liquor Cars Hard Hit  4 Per Cent Boost Alse Is Asked On.  oo a oe on. ae

Excise Tax Boost Intended To Help Take $10 Billion  President Will Seek $6 Billion Plus Before Long

Gas Tax Is Doubled; Cigarets Up   Would Jump Auto Tax From 7 to 20 Per Cent at Plant

Increased Income Levy Also Urgec   Seek 20 Per Cent Tax On Autos, 25 Per Cent On Radio, Television Sets

Solons Disagree over Total, Date   Tax on Autos, TV, Radio Sets Would be Vastly Hicher

Excise, Income Levies Tabbed For Heavy Boos   Automobiles, Radio Sets, Gasoline, Cigarets, Liquor And Paychecks Would Get Biggest Jolt

Calls for 4 Per Cent Addition to Federal Income  axes  DOUBLE GASOLINE TAX  Cigarets, Autos, Appliances Also in for Boosted Levies

Boosts Would Dig Deep Into Wallets .   Sharp Climb in Income Gas, Cigaret, Car, Liquor Levies Asked

4 Per Cent Jump on Income Tax.  13 Per Cent Auto Levy Hike Asked   25 Per Cent Rate Is Proposed for TV, ‘Radio Sets

BIGGER EXCISE LEVIES PART OF PROGRAM   Higher Individual Income Tax Also Snvder Reauest

Higher Tax Plan Shown To Congress   Auto, Radio Levies Would Soar Upward

snyder Bares Plan To Get More Money   Asks 20% Levy on Auto Sales and 4% Hike on Personal income Taxes

Topacco, Gas, Radios, Liquor Cars Hard Hit  4 Per Cent Boost Also Is Asked On. Individual Levies

Want Income Tax Increase Of 4 Per Cent   Also Excise, Gas, Cigarette, Liquor, And Auto Taxes Up

Snyder Details Treasury Plan to Raise $10 Billion   4% More for !ncome Taxes; Much Higher Excise Taxes

Big Tax Increases Proposed  20 Pct. on Cars,  32 pest nem Daten   20 Pet. on Cars,  25 Pct. on Radio TV Sets Among Boosts Asked

Most Federal LeviesWouldBe Hiked to Raise $10 Billion   Doubled TV, Radio, Gaso. line Tax, Tripled Auto Bite Among Items

Individual Tax On Income also May Get Boost   Basic Proposals Put to Congress By Administration

Administration Seeks Heavier Excise Taxes   New Levies On Autos Radios, etc. Proposed

Treasurer Asks 20. Percent Tax On New Autos   25 Percent Levy On Radio, TV Sets Sought

Congress Told Further HikesTo Come Later   Citizens Face Boost Of $4,000,000,000.:. On Personal Income

U.S. Seeks Tax Increase On Many Items  Tax On Gasoline Would Be Doubled;  a - f =~» safe. ~

Administration Asks Increased Tax Burden; Congress Gets Proposals   Tax Program of Administra tion Would Add Four Percentage Points to Income Tax Rates.   HIGHER EXCISE TAXES ARE ASKED

Plan Worked Out To End Aluminum Workers’ Strike  Union Members Vote On Aareement Today

SCHOOL BOARD ASKED TO SWAP SCHOOL ACREAGE WITH THE PENNA. RAILROAD TC AID DEVELOPMENT OF KAISER PLANT 2   Offer is Made of Equivalent Acreage in the Tract Facing Route 13 Instead of Beaver St. as Present Site— Bid of $10,000 Received for Triangular Tract Owned By the Board

LLL ALE OOOO LLL LLL LL AL LOL OLD LLL LE ALL LLL ALL LLL LAL LAM  ‘Luxury’ \- T ype Constr uction  Placed Under NPA Controls

CONTROLS PLACED ON LUXURY HOMES   Dwellia as Costing Over $35,000 Affected; Public Projects Also Hit

Ban Put on Construction of *“Luxury’ Homes  New Building Controls Issued

NPA Clamps. ‘Luxury’ Home Building Bar   Dwellings Costing Over $35,000 Must Have Specific Approval

NPA Imposes Controls on Buildings   Construction Bans Are Ordered Effective at Once

Government imposes Controls  fr. eT aS a TT... =e ses ae UH LUAUPFY LOTT Building

CONTROLS OVER NEW BUILDING BY GOVERNMENT   “Luxury” Dwellings, Big Apartments, Factories Affected   PUBLIC BUILDINGS INCLUDED IN ORDER

‘Luxury’ Homes, Other Building Under Controis  Schools and Churches Now Require Permits Before Work Starts *

U. 5. Puts Curbs on ‘Big’ Building   Orders Sharper Cut in Steel for Cars

Restriction Of Building Broadenec   NPA Imposes Controls On Costly Houses, Factories, Etc.

‘Luxury Homes Under  NPA Control   Big Apartments, Factories Also Come Under Order

“Luxury” Home Building Curbed By Government  Controls Clamped On  Industrial Structures

Truce Decisions Put Up to Reds   Major Concessions In Line Required

Allies Put Truce Line Problem On Reds’ Shoulders  Insist Boundary Be At Least Close to Present Front Line

NPA to Tighten Auto Production   Johnston Proposes New Wage Formula

AUTO OUTPUT CUT EXPECTED BY NPA ORDER   Scarce Metal Curbs ToBe Tightened By U.S.

WESTBROOK PEGLER   He Gets Piece On Page One Of. C. I. O. Publication

U.S. Voices Need For More UN Help  Austin Sounds Call For Unified Task

Knife-Wielding Marines Seize Two Key Hills  Action Occurs Near Hoengsong; F-80

Marines Take Key Heights From Chinese   Communists Fighting  Stronger Delaying Actions at Heengsong

Leathernecks Use Bayonets To Oust Reds   Marines Fight for Hills Where Counter Attack May Be Expected Soon

Chinese Counter Attack Fiereely A Qne Point Allied Air Forces  Shoot t p koe

ALLIED ATTACKS PUSHED ON MAIN FRONT IN KOREA   U. S. ‘Airmen Damage Russian-Type Jet Planes-—Other Flyers Support Ad‘vance Of OF Troops.

Allies Push Into Heart Of Red Line   Three Sovict-Made Fighters Damaged In Acrial Clash

4 Shooting Stars Damage 3 MIGs   F-80 Jets Tangle In 10 Minute Dogfight With 12 Russian-Built Planes Over Northwest Korea; Planes Hit Enemy Troops

Bayonets Are Used by Leathernecks in Taking Heights Near Hoensong

Marines lake Key Heights From Chinese  Communists Fightin:   Communists Fighting Stronger Delaying Actions at Hoengsong

MARINES WIN HOENGSONG KEY HEIGHTS   F-80s Damage Three MIGs in Jet Battle

Marines Seize Two Hills In Korean Drive   Leathernecks Take Key Sectors From Communists

Chinese Reds Driven Off Hills Near Hoengsong   Other Leathernecks Renew Drive On 40,000 Man Red Force In Central Korea

Marines Drive Reds From Hills With Bayonets   Air War Renewed as Ground Action Moves Forward Slowly

 Korea Drive Renewed ‘American Marines Take  Hills In Bayonet F iohts-

U.S. Forces Fight Slowly Up Hills in Renewed Drive On Central Korean Section

Leathernecks Use Bayonets To Seize Vital Hill Positions Around Hoengseng.  U.S. JETS IN

3 Russian Type Planes Hitin Fight   Leathernecks Win 2 Key Heights Near Hoengsong From Chinese Reds ix Morning Battle

MARINES WIELD BAYONETS, WIN KEY HILLTOPS   Chinese Counter - Attack Strongly on Center Front.

Hoengsong’s: Key Heights Fall To U. S:   Three Russian-Made Jets Damaged: Planes * Shoat Up Red Troops

Marines Take Two Heights With Bayonets   Fighting Fierce On Central Front: Allied Planes Score

Marines Win 2 Key Positions   Air Force Batters at Reds as U. N. Forces Straiahten Line

Hard-Hitting United Nations Forces Maintain Pressure Against Reds Despite Chinese Build-Up

Renew Drive Along Center   Leathernecks Dig Rede Out With Bayonete; Fight, Way Up Other Hills

Bayonet Wielding Marines Take Two Hills from Chinese  Offensive Against Heart of Enemy Force Renewed —s_

Counterattacks Pushed By Reds Near Hoengsong  MiGs In Alr Clash; Sand Istand Inveded

Marines Seize Key Heights In Bayonet Attack   Yanks Continue To Slug Ahead In Smash Into Heart Of Enemy Force Russian-Made Jets Hit

) Key Heights Are Seized By ‘Leathernecks’   Three Russian Jets Are Damaged By American Planes

U. S. Marines Take Two Key Heights In Korea   Truman Says Wilson Will Retain Post   Defense Mobilization Director Will Stay On Job Despite Labor’s Walkout

Marines Win Two Kev Hills   Battle For Heights Commanding Hoensong Is:Major Ground . Action: Planes Are Busy

Key Heights Won At Point Of Bayonets   U.S. Marines Take Hoengsong Heights From Dug-In Chinese Communists -

U. S. Marines Take 2 Hills at Hoengsong      Wield Bayonets Against Dug-In Foe; 3 Red jets Suffer Damagve

Bayonets Used By Marines: Enemy Mounts Counter Drive   t Shooting Stars Damage 3 MIGs in 10-Minute Dogfight

Red Attacks Are Sharper As UN Force Moves Ahead   Four American Jets Damage Enemy Craft In Aerial Dozfizht

Seize Two Key Hills From Reds   Allied Positions Near Hoengsong Improved; Chinese Lose Air Battle

Marines Seize TwoKey Heights Near Hoengsont   Other U. S. Leathernecks Renew . Drive Against  40,000-Man Red Force

Baypnet Charge By U. S. Marines   Leathernecks Win Two Key Heights From Reds Near . Hoengsong   ALN DALILED REOQUNIEY  Chinese - Stiffening Lines Along Central Korean  Frant

Marines Win Heights  FromChineseTroops   Other Marines Push Up Nearby Hills in Drive on 40,000 Man Force in Central _ Korea; Allied Planes Give Big Assist

Three Red Jets . Damaged In Air   Enemy Opposition Becoming Stronger

Marines Capture Two Key Heights   Communists Waging Stronger Delaying Actions; F-80s and Migs Tangle in Dogfight

U. 5. Marines Win 2 Heights Near Hoengsong  Others Fight Slowly Ll Hille in Now Drive

Bayonet Charge Routs Chinese Red Defenders   U. S. Shooting Stars Damage 3 Enemy Jets In Aerial Docfight

NEGROES TAKE CHUCHON; 10 MAILE ADVANGE   Won’t Cross Parallel if UN Offers “Political Objections,”

MacArthur Orders UN Offensive   Red Armies Reel From One of Bloodies Defenses of Cantury -

UN Must. Decide On Crossing 38   Red Army Reels From Bloodiest Defeat of War

Attacks on. — Reeling Reds   American Negroes == Take Chuchon in Chechon Aree

M’Arthur Sets Drive in Motion   Stalin’s Victory Prediction Fails to Impress MacArthur

Gen. MacArthur Orders His Allied Forces to Step Up Attack on Reds   Communist Troops Reeling Under One of Bloodiest Defeats of Modern Times —8th Army Striking North Again.

Negro Unit Takes Town Of Chuchon   Reds Retreat In Bloodiest Defeat Of Modern Times

Resistance Fading as UN Advance:   Rangers Drive 10 Miles To Take Chuchon

Dismissal Surprising To Far East   News of MacArthur's  _ Firing Sweeps Through Tokyo Like Bom! fast And Reaches Wa. on

Truman Action Seen As Blow To Nationalists   President Of Philippines Invites MacArthur There For A Rest

Hight Is Shaping Over Teacher Pay   Want To Continue Pay Scale Received On Contingent Basis

TEACHERS CALL FOR PAY RAISE   North Carolina Legislative Fight Shaping Over Request — No Provision Ir Riucdoet.

Assembly Will Consider Pay For Volunteers   Objection Raised To Putting Price on State Defense Work

President of East Fork Ass'n Proposes Organization of 20 Landowners’Groups Over Area

Dispute Over Suez Brings Mid-East  Defense Program  Hinsen. Dhaene Peiaineeel Cts. *   Four-Power Proposal Slated For Study By Alexandria Chiefs

Powers Offer Kgypt Plans  For Alliance   Foreign Minister To Take Proposal Up With Officials

‘In Michigan U. Fund Scandal  ‘Noted Scientist Kills Self  By Taking Snake Venom

‘It Won t Do Any Good to Call a Physician. There Is No Known Antidote...  Scientist Rills Self Rather Than Face Scandal   Uses Dose of  Snake Poison

Scientist Kills Self with Snake Venom When Facing Prosecution for Fraud

Famous Scientist Takes Life with Snake Venom   Threatened with Prosecution In Michigan U Fund Mishandling

Fired For Mishandling Michigan U. Funds, Famous Scientist Kills Himself

World Famous Scientist, Threatened "ith Prosecution, Commits Suicide

HYPODERMIC DOSE KILLS SCIENTIST   Noted Bacteriologist Dies By His Own Hand

Fired Scientist Takes Own Life In Michigan Case  Dr. Soule,Ousted Over Fund Frauds, Uses Snake Poison

Fired Professor Takes His Life   U. of Michigan Man Dies of Snake Venom

Famed Scientist Takes Own Life   Fund Mishandling Cause of Suicide

Dr. M. H. Soule Had Been Fired from Michigan U for Mishandiing Funds

Scientist Takes Own Life With Snake Venon Rather Than Face Prosecution Over Funds

Fired Scientist Uses Snake Venom To End Own Life—Faced Prosecution

Venom Shot Claims Life Of Scientist  hf...   Professor Accused In Money Shortage Viciim Of Suicide

FACED CHARGE FOR MISUSING U. OF M. FUNDS   Noted Bacteriologist Acts After Dismissal By University

Bacteriologist Takes Dose Of  Snake Venom   Michigan Scientist Ends Own Life When Told Of His Discharge As Member Of Faculty

Fired Scientist Commits Suicide   Board Threatened Legal Action For Misplacing Funds

Snake Venom Kills Ousted Michigan Man   Scientist Fired for Mis: handling Funds Inject Poison Into Veins

Former Mayor Coming Out Of Grand Jury Room Denies That He Got The Money; Firemen’s Furd Is Short

SAYS HE GAVE O’DWYER MONEY   Head Of Firemen’s Union Contributed $10,000 To Campaign ”

O'Dwyer Got Firemen Funds Probers Learn   Ex-Mayor Handed $10,000 Cash For Campaign Expenses

Firemen’s Union Head Says He Passed Money Ex-Mayor Denies Was Given Campaign

Fireman Says $10,000 Was Given O'Dwyer In  Reelection Campaign   Former New York Mayor Denies Charge Made Before Crime Probers; Other Gifts Are Detailed; Costello “‘Clams’’ Again

Crane Testifies He Gave $10,000  To Former Mavor   O'Dwyer Repeats Earlier Denial Impellitteri Demands Moran Quit As Water Supply Commissioner

Crane Makes Out Ex-Mayor Lied On Witness Stand  Also Tells of Other Huge Contributions to Politicians; Impellitteri Demands

Employés’ Union President Crane Asserts He Handed Over Money in 1949 to Help in Mayoralty Race; Jury Hears Ex-Mayor’s Denial

O’Dwyer Got $10,000, Probe Told    Firemen’s Union Aid Says Fund Gift Aided °4.9 Campaion

DWYER GOT $10,000 CASH PROBE HEARS   Mayor Denies Political Gift  From Firemen

Former. Mayor Denies Firemen  Gave Him Cash   Other Contributions Also Listed by Union:  Costello Talks Little

Halley Claims Either O Dwyer, Witness Lied  Head of New York Firemen’s Group Swears   Head of New York Firemen’s Group Swears Ex-Mayor Accepted $10,000 for Campaign

Union Fireman Says He Handed O’Dwver $10.000   Sensetion Hearings Move Today To Washington — Racketeer Still Refuses To Tell Probers Hic Financial Statae

Fireman’s Union Head SaysO’Dwyer Got $10,000   Contribution To Campaign, Senate Crime Probers Tald

Tallulah's  Ex-Maid Will Testify Today   Put in Its Case in Larceny Tra]

U.N. Troops Lose Two Heights To Attacking Reds  Air Combat Again Reported Over

House Is First to Adjourn, Then Senate Follows Suit; Next Session fs January 8

Top Spending. Taxing, Probe  Record Made   Truman Reluctantl Signs Measure Boosting Taxes

Legislators Set Record For Spending   Second Term Scheduled To Start January 8

Goes Home With Record of Peacetime Taxing, Spending, Investigating and Politicking In  Longest Congressional Session Since 1914

$13 Billions OKd fo Help Insure Nation's Securify   Lawmakers Establish © New Spending Record; Will Reconvene Jan. 8

Congress Quits with Final Rush   Votes $13 Billion More For National Security, Then Hurries Home.

 BIG TIME SPENDERS ‘Congress Goes Home After Lonaest Peacetime Session

Congress Votes Security Funds   Lawmakers Adjourn; Many Legislative Problems Left for Next January

Inside The Times   US. Protection Assumed Guard Internal Security, F ilipinos Are Cautioned

TESTIFIES IN HOUSE PROBE      Niles Man First Witness On Sale Of Surplus Plane Parts

Danish Vessel Stricken Off Oregon Coast   Check Being Made At Various Ports As Survivors Land

Vessel Afire Off Astoria   Fire Breaks Out on Danish Ship at Anchor in Mouth of Columbia

8-0 Decision Declare s Federal Commission Acted Within Rules   Say Broadcasts Not Likely Soon   Court Fight Had Been Started by RCA to Plug a Rival System

Government Rests Collazo’s+ Case   Directed Verdict Denied by Judge; Defense — ‘Angle Cited

Judge Denies Motion to Acquit Oscar Collazo  Lack of Evidence Is Named by Rover, Defense Lawyer

Government, Defense Rest Cases in Trial of Collazo for Guard Murder

2 SIDES REST IN ~ COLLAZO TRIAL   Accused Man Is Only Wit ness Called In His Defense

Oscar Collazo Fafe fo Jury Tomorrow   If Nine Women And Three Men Convict, He’ll Go to Chair

Rest Collazo Murder Trial In US Court   Puerto Rican. Assassin Denies He Intended: to. Kill. ‘Presi dent Truman:

Trial of Collazo Nears Conclusion  Nationalist Sole Defense Witness

Both Sides in Collazo Case Rest   Accused Man Insists He.Didn’t Intend to Kill Truman

Collazo Defense Begins Testimony  Would-Be Assassin To Take Stand

Collazo Stakes His Life on Own Testimony; Jury Will Get Case for Study Tomorrow

Federal Trade Commission Charges  Book Clubs With Unfair Competition

HAVRE, MONTANA, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1951   HAVRE, «asian Rchcmntactenced Vv BVENING, MAY 4, Rita  —— $$  Montana Si Supreme Court Faced with Determining Status of Punchboards

U.M.T. Plan Ready for  Floor Action   Bill Backed, 13-0; Morse to Continue to Seek Amendment

BELIEVE SOUTH HOLDS CONTROL   Miss. Solons Think Dixie Can Prevent Truman's Election

Puts Forth 4 Blossoms Thorn Tree Follows Tradition Blooms During Royalty's Vist

KKK KR KK GLASTONBURY THORN AT WASHINGTON BLOOMS AS ELIZABETH IS IN TOWN

ALLIES START DAM BATTLE IN KOREA   Planes Use Jellied Gasoline Rockets In Offense

Allies Rip Into Reds In Battle For Huge Dam   UN Planes Knife Through Lifting Smoke Screen; Pressure Maintained On Western Front

BATTLE SWELLS WITH HUGE DAM UL N. OBJECTIVE   Allied Infantry, Warplanes And Artillery Strike Reds On Fast-Central Front  n Korea.

Allied Troops Rip Into Communist Forces in Swelling Battle; Red Smoke Screen Begins to Lift

HWACHON DAM BATTLE RISES   United ‘Nations Planes Roar Into Action With Jellied Gasoline   CENSORSHIP IMPOSED

Battle For Huge Hwachon Dam Is Growing More Intense By The Hour   Allies Hitting Hard From Air And On The Ground; Thousands Of Reds Massed In Hills North Of Dam.

Allied Force Rips Reds In Major Battle.   Warplanes Roar Into Action After Enemy Smoke Screen Lifts

YANK AIRMEN BATTER REDS   Ground Troops Push Ahead In Swelling Battle In Hwackon Area

PACE STEPPED UF   Allies Rip Into Red Force as Battle for Hwachon  Dam Swells

U.N. Pushing Against Reds By Bie Dam   Trying to Keep Enemy Off Balance; Foes Mass in Hills

Fierce Fight Rages For Hwachon Dam   Horde of Red Troops Massed For Possible Attack in Center

§ Allied Troops Rip Into Communists In Swelling Battle For Hwachon Dam

UN Troops Rip Into Red Units  Near Great Dam   Allied Planes Active With Jethed Gasoline Bomba, Rockets, “Machimeguns

Batter Reds From Air And Ground   UN Forces Maintain Pressure on Central Front in Effort To Keep Foe Off Balance

Allies Tear Into Enemy  At Key Dam   ; Planes Roar Back Into Action As Red Smoke Screen Lifts

On East-Central Front  U. N. Troops Hit Communists In Growing Battle Of Hwachon

UN Planes Blast At Red Soldiers And Rail Bases   Thousands Of Red Troops Are Massed =For Biz Offensive

UN Forces Rip Into Red Lines AtHwachon Dam  Allied Planes Bomb Through Smoke Screen

U.S. Warplanes Roar Into Action As Reds’ Man-Made  Smoke Screen Blows Away

Allies Jab Massing Reds on Battle Front   Gen. Ridgway Tightens Security Regulation, Bans Movement News

Allies Dig Deeper Into North Korea   Reds’ Smoke Screen Lifts And New Attacks Launched

Red Lines Are Torn As Allies Keep Going   Fight For Hwachon Dam Swells; Reds Continue Massing

Allies Launch Assault On  Hwachon Dam   Defending Reds Mass In Hills North OF Huge Reservoir

Batfle Tempo Steps Up For Hwachon Dam  Smoke Lifts And U.  Planes Get Action

Fighting Mounts For Korean Dam   Allied Planes Hit Red Concentrations

UN Troops R ip Enemy Lines On East Front   Hwachon Dam May Have Been Abandoned; Censorship Tightened

 Reds’ Smoke Wall Lifts Late In Day      Ground Troops Use Heavy Artillery In Hwachon Dam Batth

UN Units Rip Into Enemy’s Front Troops   Smoke Screen Lifts And Allied Planes Roar Into Action Spilling Ammunitior

Fighting Center: On Dam Area  Reds Smoke Screen Their: Dispositions

Men, Planes Blast Reds At Huge Dam   Punch Away To Keep Enemy Off-Balance

Hwachon Dam Prize Sought In Korea War   Swelling Battle Is Shaping ‘up-for Control Of Vital Reservoir On East Central Front

Further Cut Made in Steel Allowance  ~   Consumer Goods Hit Hard by New Ruling

Heavy Slash In Steel Use Is Ordered   Copper Strike May Bring On New Cuts   Consumer Goods’ Use Reduced To 58% Of PreKorea Level

Consumer Stee Allowance Cut  58 Per Cent   Further Cuts Coming If Crippling Copper Strike Continues, NPA Head Predicts

Consumer To  Be Allowed Less Steel   58 Per Cent Of Pre-Korea Level, Effective Oct. 1

More About This Fur-Bearing -Cow-—So Far They Haven’‘t  Proved to Be Very Profitable

LEON H. BEST IS RE-ELECTED AS CALHOUN HEAD   Directors Discuss Plans To Finance Lake Calhoun

FLOODS RECEDE IN NORTHWESI   FIVE THOUSAND REMAIN HOMELESS—-DEATH TOLL RISES TO EIGHT.

Field Surrenders Records On Fund   Trustees Given Immunity Status

Field Turns Over CRC Fund Records   Jailed Trustees Granted Immunity

Maior Battle Of 50th Legislature Set In Motion By Controversial Fire Boss Bill

Dryman Will Not Be Hanged Fri.  Case Is Being Appealed to Supreme Court

Late News Bulletins   Oliphant Savs Bridges Intervened   Pike Resigns From AEC

Sumner Pike Quits AEC Job After 5 Years   Commission Mem ber’s Resignation Accepted By President Truman

PARDON BOARD HEARS PLEAS _ TO SAVE COLLEGE YOUTH ‘FROM STATE CHAIR 

Russia Claims Pair Parachuted Into Soviet Territory  Reds Execute "U.S. Spies’

leds Report U. 5. NPA Approves Barn ‘nies Are Executed At Townsley Park

Between the Lines  By Tex Reynolds     ry 86 6 6Fl COSC le CL    Husband’s Fine Man, i Lets Her Do Things  All By Her Ownself

Between the Lines  By Tex Reynolds   Husband’s Fine Man, Lets Her Do Things All By Her Otcnself

Find Bodies Of Navy Men in Wreckage   All Aboard Plane Are Dead; Expect  To Remove Bodies

CRESSON POLIO VICTIM DIES AT HOSPITAL   10- Year-Old Boy Is Third to Die This Year From Bulbar Polio Affliction.

CUSTOMS BUREAU EMPLOYE FIRED   APPRAISER AT DETROIT 15 LET OUT ON CHARGES OF “MISCONDUCT.”

A-Bomb Havoc Described By Defense Chief   Atom Bomb Exploding over Monument Circle Would Cause 100,000 Casualties, Savs Thurston.

Political ‘Revolt’ in South Grows   Fresh Support From Senator Russell, Potential Candidate.

RUSSELL WILL FIGHT TRUMAN   May Lead Southern Re volt Against President  In Convention

Nurse Sweetheart Is Seriously Til et Suicide Pact Is Blamed in Death Of Medical Student

Housewives Fight For Oleo Measure   Delegation Schedules Meeting With Governor Legislators For Issue

Dallas Youth Admits Killing Oil-Man Father   Walace E. Hawkins Shot in His Sleep At Palatial Home

Dallas Youth Confesses He Killed Father   Son of Wealthy Oil Official Fires Shot Into Man’s Head as He Sleeps

Because “He Kept After Me”  ane  Oil Executive Slain by Young Sonin Dallas Home

aie ei ett, .amiamdaimaniamaae! OIL EXECUTIVE SLAIN BY TEEN-AGE SON

Greensboro Has Big School Fire   Seven Trucks Sent To Scene Of Blaze

WOULD CONTINUE PROBE OF CRIME   Bar Association Proposes   Twice-A-Year Public  Hearings

Mao-Kremlin Rift Grows, U.S. Asserts      “Reds Losing Cambie; - Says: Headquarters: Of Genera}. Ridgway.

‘Statement Charges Scheme To Weaken Red China Went Badly Awry, Boomeranged ©

SOVIET STRATEGY BLAMED BY ALLIES FOR WAR IN KORFA   Statement From (ieneral Headquarters in Tokyo Accuses Kremlin of Scheme to Weaken China.   HINTS PEIPING MAY   Declares “Hideous Pounding” Mao's Troops Have Taken Will Not Improve SinoRussian Relations.

STEEL PIPE MYSTERY UNDER INVESTIGATION   300 Lengths Of Scarce Materia’ Shipped To Georgia Air Base Without Explanation

Death Penalty Is Given Rapist   Campbell Convicted; Noe Goes On Trial Today

Red Ghiaa Radio Warns Japan Against Signing  Foxes Treaty With U.S.

Army Ends Segregation In Far East   Integration Of Negro, White Troop: Slated In All Units

"Bob Hopefuls" and Cooper's "Cutthroats”’ Play Hollywood Baseball Series—Score Still Mystery

Curves. Comics. Oh Yes, Baseballs Feature “Out of This World” Series

Wintry Covering  Chilling   Travelers Find Going Difficult; Fresh Snow In Some Spots, Rain Over Southern Areas

Flying Low Over Enemy Lines in a Small, Unarmed Liasion Plane Is Not a Picnic

Emporia Pilot’s Job in Korea Is To Spot Artillery Targets from Air

COOPERATIVE PLAN TO AIR FOOTBALL   Radio Stations Can Share Cost of Broadcasting Ten K. U. Games   A COMPLETE SERVICE

TO AIR FOOTBALL   Radio Stations Can Share  Cost of Broadcasting Ten K. U. Games  A COMPLETE SERVICE

Weather — Brings Korean War to Halt   No Major Action on the Ground REare ie tho Ale

Churchill Starts Paring Expenses by Cutting Own, Cabinet Ministers’ Pay

Honor Medals Go to,T hree   Korean Vets Live to Tell Valiant Exploits:

$1,500,000 Smuggling Plot Blasted In N. Y.:: Two Suspects Are Held

CONTINUE FOR PROGRESS’ No Policy Or Statf Changes At Quentin, Teets States

ae  ‘CONTINUE FOR PROGRESS’  No Policy Or Staff oui At Quentin, Teets States

M’Grath Ready To Open Files In Tax Inquiry   ‘Agreement Reached With Probers After Protest To Truman *

Justice Department Agrees to Open Up Its Files to Tax Investigators

House Probers Call Caudle for Public Questioning About Fraud Prosecutions

McGrath Open: Tax Files to  House Probers   Plea to Truman Brings Results; Caudle Hearines Oner

Tax Fraud File To be Opened  To Committee   Details to be Released On Revenue Scandal— Caudle Will Explain  “Pressures” on Him

M'GRATH OPENS DISPUTED FILES TO TAX PROBERS   MAKES DECISION AS CONGRESSMEN OPEN CAUDLE HEARINGS

Limited Access Is Granted by Attorney General  Ousted Tax Official Will Tell His Story

Tax Probers To Get Files   McGrath, Solons Agree To Opening Justice Dept. Records

Onen Tax Fraud Files To House Investigators   McGrath Agrees to Permit Scandal Sleuths to Check Records

Reach Agreement On Opening Files   Investigators to Check Justice Dept. Documents Dealing With Tax Frauds

TRAIN RAMS IDLE FREIGHT   Most Passengers Treated, Then  Resume Journey

Passenger Train Hits Freight; 36  Persons Are Hurt   Most Injuries Slight Bu Derailed Cars Halt Traffic

Legislators To Deal With Public Welfare   Assembly to Convene Monday—Schricker Says He Won't Ask Anti-Secreevy Repeal

Session Starts Monday; Seek Added Monies   Republicans Vow Not To Repeal Anti-Secrecy Law

Schricker Calls Indiana Legislature to Meet in Special Session Opening Monday Morning.   GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE ON SCHEDULE MONDAY

ASKS SOLUTION OF WELFARE FUND CRISIS   Governor Says He Will Not Ask Repeal of Anti-Secrecy Act.

SENATE MOVES TO CHANGE PRICE CONTROLS LAW   May Remove “Three Worst’ Provisions Rapped by Truman.

Truman Blast Spurs Action On Controls   3 Republicans Take Up Challenge, Move to Repeal Amendments

Truman's Blast at Price Controls ‘Provisions Touches Off Explosions

President's Control Rap is Exploding  Tartly-Worded   Tartly-Worded Economic Message Is Accepted As Political Challenze

POLITICAL CHALLENGE? Truman Blast At Controls Bill Draws Fire From GOP

—CON TROLS— Truman May Get Changes He Requests  Revisions Backed By GOP Senators

Truman's Delayed Controls Blast Touches Off Series of Explosive Moves in Congress

Hit at Controls Has Touched Off Explosive Moves  Truman Messace a   Truman Message a Political Challenae

Truman Blast Causes New.  Controls Fight  Republicans Accept Challenge On Three ‘Worst Provisions’

Offer To Repeal 3 Amendments To Controls Law  Three Republicans Take Up Challenge Of HST Attack On 3

‘Truman’s Blast At Bill On Controls Touches Off Senate Explosion

Republicans Strip for Political Batile With Truman Over Controls   Ry FIWIN BR. HAAKINSON

TRUMAN STIRS CONTROL ROW   Senate Blast Leads GOP Solons To Accept Challenge

Truman Curbs Blast Draws Hot Answers   Congressmen Take Challenge On Three ‘Worst Provisions’

GOP Blast H.S.T. on Controls   Senators Question If Pres. Really  Wants ’em

‘Truman Blast at “Worst Provisions” Of Control Laws Touches Off Action

President's Contro! Rap Is Exploding   Tartly-Worded Economic Message Is Accepted As Political Challenge

GOP Accepts Truman Fight On Price Controls   3 Senators Introduce Bill Repealing Clauses Blasted by President

Truman’s Blast At Control Law Arouses Senate  Plea For Increased Power May Set Of! EFynlosive Moves

Delayed Blast Against Provisions Sets Off Series Of Congress Acts

Truman Asks Control - A et Amendment   Three Republicans Accept President’s Message As Poiltical Challenge

Truman Blast On Controls Gets Action   3 GOP Senators Move To Test Sincerity Of President

Truman Insists On New Control:  - Senators Unhappy at   Senators Unhappy at White House Move

Angry Congress  Studies Controls  Ready To Repeal Truman Targets

Republicans Cal Truman Control Move Politics   GOP Trio Propose Bill to Grant Powers Asked

Truman Blast At Controls Gets. Action 7   Banking Committee Sets-Hearings For . Reveals Next Week

Truman Message Sets Ofi Much Activity In Congress   Presidential Blast At Economic Law Brings Varied Reactions From Members Of Congress

(Heart Takes Time Off—        ‘Retired Army Medico ‘Survives Operation

BEAT STOPS IN SURGERY 83-Year-Old Man's Heart Quits, Massaeaed to Life

TO OBTAIN MATERIAL   Flood yon an Should Write NPA in Kansas Citv. Mo.

 TO OBTAIN MATERIAL   Flood Victims Should Write NPA + i: » fm Mansas City, Mo.

Kansas Day Finds The G.O.P. United   Party Stalwarts Gather to Hear Senator McCarthy Blast Damacrntc

With Politics in Background Kansas Day Is Regular Love Feast for GOP

SOLONS ‘IN DARK’ ABOUT AMENDMENT Rumors Persist In Legislature That Statewide Prohibition Measure Will.Be Offered This Year

Rail Express Agency Granted Rate Boos!  ICC Permits !1 Percent Increase Due To Higher

Express Rate Hike Granted  11 Per Cent Increase Permitted Under Order

SHIPMENTS OF WAR SUPPLIES   Russia Expected To Ignore Free  World’s Action

U.N. ASSEMBLY PASSES CHINA ARMS EMBARGO   Action May Plug Loopholes In Shipments; Russ To Spurn Plan.

United Nations Assembly Votes Arms Embargo Against Red China      Vote 47 To 0; Soviet Bloc Asks To Be Recorded As Not Participating

Assembly Votes War Materiai Bar   UN Calls For Arms Embargo Against Communist Chinese

U. N. ASSEMBLY VOTES EMBARGO AGAINST CHINA   MARKS FIRST TIME NATIONS HAVE USED ECONOMIC SANCTIONS

U.N. VOTES 10 BAN ARMS T0 CHINA REDS   Assembly Adopts Embargo by Vote of 47-0 With Russian Bloc Not Par _ ticipating.

U.N. Passts Arms Embargc Ot Red China   Russia, Of Course, Refuses To Comply With Action Taken

U.N. Votes Arms Embargo Against The Chinese Reds   Marks First Move To Apply Economic Sanctions in War Acainst Acarescore

U.N. Votes Arms Embargo On Red China Shipments   Strategic Materials Included in Action By General Assembly

Final] Favorable Vote  U. N. Completes Action On Arms Embargo To Red China

UN ASSEMBLY VOTES 47-0 FOR RED EMBARGO   Soviet Bloc Recorded as Not Participating in Historic Action.

WN Votes Arm: Embargo   Aimed At Plugging Loopholes in Shipments af Wa PAaterials to Red Chine

Arms Embargo Against Red China Voted In UN Assembly; Reds Contest Legality

U.N. Applies Arms Embarg« Against China  Marks First Time Assembly Acts in Economic Sphere

Soviets Contest Legality Of UN Assembly Action   Move Marks First Occasion Economic Sanctions Imposed

U.N. Assembly Votes Chinese Arms Embargo   Soviet Bloc Does Not Participate In the Balloting

Arms to Chinese  Banned by U.N.   Soviet Bloc Loses Fight To Stop Embargo Action

Vote Ban On Red China   Soviet Bloc Only UN Members Not Okaying War Goods Embargo; Decision Significant

UN Assembly Kmbargoes  Red Chinese   Soviet Bloc Challenges Legality of Arms Shipment Ban

UN Assembly  Vofes Red China  Arms Embargo : Soviet Block Recordec As Not Participating

Embarao of Chine To Be Approved   UN Will Take Action Despite Soviet Bloc’s Refusal to Cooperate

Ballo 47-0 for Embargo ‘of War Goods   Soviets, India, Sweden, Indonesia, Pakistan, Egypt Take No Part  Ry WA HARRFEFIT SOW

Oil City Woman Critically Burned   Mrs. Veronica Winters Is Hospitalized

REMC. TO HOLD ANNUAL MEETING — THURSDAY, MARCH 8   John TePoorten To Be Speaker

NOTED SPEAKER ENGAGED FOR © REMC MEETING   WISCONSIN EDUCATOR TO GIVE ADDRESS AT ARMORY ON MARCH &

Truce Talk Resumption  Is Awaited   Allies Welcome Communist Offer

Gen. Ridgway Still Silent On Truce Bid   But UN-Sponsored Broadcasts Welcome Communist Proposal

UN Welcomes Red Bid for Talk Renewal  Allied Broadcast Says Communist Letter ‘Hopeful’

Vague Story Indicates Nurse Hid Out 13 Days In Wild Mountain Area

Rangers Doubt Nurse Was Lost   Girl is Vaque-on.13-Day: Stay in Great Smokies:

Charges Cleared.      Man Sends Check for $758 to Cover Worthless One; Case Is Closed

Strange Illness Hitting UN Units   Mysterious Malady Hits Suddenly; Characterized By Fever and Headache

Strange [lness   Malady Striking UN Troops in Korea Similar to 1939 Jap Epidemic

Fete M ‘Arthurs In Tennessee  Fourteenth Wedding Anniversary Today .

Control Leaders Seeking Formule To Pacify Labor   Johnson Ponders WSB Decision on Wage Limitation

Big Changes In Wage Control Program Likely  Seek To Heal Breach   Seek To Heal Breach With Organized Labor On Policy

BOARD IRRITATES LABOR  » Wage Aides Seek Solution To ‘Crisis By Walkout’

Consider Change To Heal Breach With Laborites   Threaten Structure Of Rearmament Drive As Union Representatives Walk Out On WSB In Dispute Over Wage Increase Limit

WAGE CONTROL CHANGES ARE NOW LOOMING   Administration To Make Strong Bid For Union Support

BLAST HEARD POA OD MILES BUT FAINTLY   AEC Tersely Announces “One Nuclear Detonation Set Off This Morning.”

Weather at Yuma   Small Atomic Blast ls Fired In Nevada:   Is Barely Audible 50 Miles Away; Unheard, Unfelt In Las Vegas

Small Blast Set Off In Nevada Test   Explosion Barely Heard At Distance Qf 50 Miles

Nuclear Detonation Held This Morning At Nine O'clock At Frenchman's Flat Proving Ground In Nevada   BABY A-BOMBS MAY BE INVOLVED IN TESTS

Small Blast In~ Nevada Signals  Maneuver Start   New Experiments May Involve Baby A-Bomhs And Other Combat Weapons With Atomic Warheads

Supports Belief Of Baby Bomb, A-Weapons Tests   No Troops are Involved in First Of Series of Blasts

Light A-Blast Indicates Lse  Of Baby Bomb   AEC Confirms Exploded Unit Was Smaller

Noise Reported Barely Audible 5 Miles Away   Early Dispatches Said Test Would Involve Baby Bombs

‘Baby’ Atomic Bomb Set Off  In New Tests Barely Audible Blast 50 Miles Away Signals Start Ot U.S. Combat Maneuvers

LAST BARELY AUDIBLE AT 30 MILES ; ‘Small Explosion’ Launches Atomie Tests In Wasteland

Nevada Test Barely Heard 50 Mi. Away   Las Vegas Observers Unaware Explosion  Had Been Set O#

Tests Get Underway In Nevada   Small Blast Is Signal for Start  Of First Atomic Combet Maneuver:

Explosion Is Barely Visible 50 Miles Away   Witnesses Speculate or Nature of New Weanon

AEC LAUNCHES ATOMIC TESTS WITH TROOPS   First Blast Is Smail, ‘Neither Seen Or Heard In Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Fails To See Flash  Blast Launches   Blast Launches Ground War Test

Signals Start Of First Atomic Combat Exercise   Speculate Small Explosion Indicates Tests Involve Baby A-Bombs, Other Artillery With Atomic Warheads; Blast Is Barely Audible Fifty Miles Away

MacArthurs Weary After A Hectic Day   General and Mrs. MacArthur Rest After Tulmultuous New York Reception.

General MacArthur Resting to Recover : From New York City’: Great Celebration

Day of Rest Planned By MacArthurs   Arthur Looking Forward To His Firat Ball Game .

MacArthur Plan: Rest to Recover From Reception  General's Son Will   General's Son Will Watch First Major Leaque Ball Game

General “Surrenders After Record Breaking Ticker-Tape Reception   More Than 7,500,000 Joined In Tremendous Welcome Home; Will Not Attend Ball Game.

Reception Ends In Capitulation Of MacArthur   General Will Rest For One Full Day

M acArthur Rests After Celebration   General Weary After New York’s Great Reception; Arthur Goes To Game

Tells Admirers That “You Have * Forced Us To Capitulate. At Long Last We Do Surrender”   GUESTS TIRED AFTER ATR TRIP, RECEPTIONS

Congress Leader: Appear on Stand  Bricker and Taft Testify for Brehm

Buck Asks Rettial ‘Of Brewery Case; Hearing This P.M,   Wants Original Sale Upheld, Charging Error Ry Court

FINE 10 MAKE RADIO SPEECH MONDAY NIGHT   Governor Will Carry State Tax Battle To People

Bradley Says Russia Wants Mac's Plan  Soviets Would Be ‘Deliachted’ If We

Gen. Says We should Not Risk War By Adopting MacArthur’s Proposals

BRADLEY SAYS U.S. 15 NOT PREPARED   Not Ready For “Showdown”’ With Russia, ‘He Adds   Considers Soviet Union As Real Enemy Of Country; Raps MacArthur

MacArthur Proposals  Mean War   Bradley Tells Senate Committees U.S. Is Not Ready For Showdown With Russiz

UNREADY FOR SHOWDOWN NOW SAYS BRADLEY   General Says MacArthur Ideas Would Lead to War

MacArthur Strategy Would “Delight” Kremlin. Chairman of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Declares

Bradley Against Striking Directly At Red China   Claims It Would Involve Us In Wrong War With The Wrong Enemy

BRADLEY SAYS TIME NOT APE FOR SHOWDOWN   But He Declares Reds. Know Our Strength and That They Car’t- Win. ©

Bradley Thinks Strike at China Would Risk War   Denies Disagreement Between Joint Chiefs And Other Planners 

Gen. Bradley Says U. S. Is Not Ready For a “Showdown” With Russia at the Present Time

‘Russia. The Real Enemy’   Bradley Says M’Arthut Plan Would Put U.S. In Wrong War, at Wrong Place, With Wrong Foe

BRADLEY - HITS MAC'S KOREAN WAR PROPOSAL   Would Increase Risk Of Global War, General Tells Senators

Russia ls — Named As No.1 Enemy   Bradley Cautions Against Getting Involved Deeply With Red China

TO HIT CHINA WOULD START WRONG WAR   Mac’s Policies Would Delight Russia, Bradley Tells Senators; Says China is Wrong Enemy.

Declares Kremlin Would Be “Delighted” If U. S. Adopted Mac’s Proposals

Can't Risk Global War Now, He Adds   Says Mac’s Plan Would Involye Waging Wrong War With Wrona Foe

Bradley Testifies MacArthur Plan Would ’InvolveUsin Wrong War’’: Offers No Pledges About Results

Would Risk Global Showdown When Unready, Says General   Missourian, Chairman of Joint Chiefs OF Staff, Says MacArthur Strategy Wouldn’t Win War for US In Korea

Warns Against Risk of Starting W orld Conflict   Calls MacArthur's Proposals Dangerous to Security of Nation ..

Blow At Red China Would Be ‘Wrong War, Wrong Enemy”   General Assails MacArthur Plan   Denies Joint Chiefs’ Policy Vetoed by Sec. . Marshall Or Truman

“War With China Would Delight Russia,’ He Says   Would Involve Us With Wrong Enemy, He Tells Senators

Bradley Says U.S. Not Ready For Showdown” In Crisis   Russia Real Menace To United States

U.S. Not Capable Of Big-Time War   MacArthur Strategy Woulc Put Country at Disadvantage-—Rradiev   PRESENT PLAN BEST

GENERAL SAYS WRONG ENEMY WOULD BE HIT   MacArthur’s War Policy Declared Soviet “Delight”

Says MacArthur Plan Threatens To Open Conflict  JCS Leader Hits General's Policy For China Clash

Claims Plan Would Involve Wrong Foe   Says U.S. Not Yet Ready Eor'Showdown'’ With Reds

Red China Is Wrong Enemy He Testifies  Raps MacArthur’s Strategy; Would Risk Glahal War

Would Increase Risk of Global War’, He Asserts  Warns Broadening War Might Lead Te

Hit at Red China Is ‘Wrong War,’ Bradley Reports  Says Attack Would Delight the Kremlin

JCS Chief Says MacArthur Plan Risks Full War   Reds Know Might Of U.S., Military Chairman Reports

U. S. Not Prepared For ‘Show Down’ With Russ, He Says   Tells Senators Mac’s Strategy Carries Danger

Should Avoid “Showdown”  With Bissix  eee oe ae . Oe   Declares Adoption Of MacArthur Proposals Risk World Conflict

Senators Told Striking. Directly . at Red China. as MacArthur Urges Would ‘Involve Us in’Wrong War.’

Staff Leader Says All-Out War Is Risk:   Declares U. 8. Not Rendy For Showdowns With Soviet Runsia

Attacking China Would Involve Us in Wrong War With Wrong En. emy, General Tells Sen ators

MAC'S STRATEGY ~ WRONG--BRADLEY   Insists U; S. Not Ready For War With Soviets

General Bradley Supports Policy Administration  Believes MacArthur's Korean Strategy A Risk Of Global War

Bradley Tells Senators Nation Cannot Risk World War by Adopting MacArthur's Plan

Bradley Afraid Of War   Head of Joint Chiefs  Of Staff Tells Solons Nation le Unprepared For Global Showdown

U.S. Not Ready for Showdown With Russia, He Claims; Says ‘Asia Wrong Place for Battle   Bradley Says Present Tactics Are Best In Long Run; Contradicts Stand of Gen. MacArthur, Sees Need For Global Plans

U.S. Unready For Conflict,  General Says   JCS Chief Speaks Against M’ Arthur’s War Proposals

Names Russia Chief Enemy   Oppeses More Involvement In China As Chine Wrong Enemy for Major Struggle

U.S. Not Ready for Global War, Bradley Claims   Strike at Red China to Involve Us With ‘Wrong Enemy,’ View

Bradley Claims U.S. Not Prepared For Showdown   Says U. S. Should Not Risk World Conflict By Adopting MacArthur’s Korean Policy

Limited Fight Least Risk, General Says   ‘Cannot Promise Decisive Results,’  JCS Chief Admits

MacArthur Plan Said “Delight” Of Soviet Chiefs   Chairman of Joint Chiefs of Staff Testifies Today

SEES SOVIET AS REAL FOE Top Military Man Raps ‘Impatience,’ Claims  Policy Paying Off

U. §. Not Ready For Showdown, Probers Told   Conditions Known To Russia Aready, General Declares

Ho fo) MEoe “Edition :  : ae “7: CENTS:      Singles Out Wrong Foe, He Testifies

General Says ‘Mac's’ Plans Are Too Risky   Tells Solons U.S. Not Now Ready For All-Out War

Claims We Must Avoid ‘Showdown’   He Tells Group MacArthur's Plan ‘Risks Conflict’

Military Leader Takes Stand Against Program Offered By MacArthur

Rita Reads Letters from Aly Khan Asking To Hold Off Her Divorce for Six Months

Investigate Mystery Bleeding Disease Now Attacking Allied Fighters In Korea

New Disease Hits Allied  Korean Troop:   “Bleeding” Ailment  Touches Off Medical lnvestigation

PLANES COMB FRANCE FOR LOST C-8?   Ice, Fog Hamper Search for Craft Corrvine 36 Yanks

PRESS SEARCH ~ FORU.S. PLANE WITH 36 ABOARL   Flying Boxcar Missing i Mountains ’of Southern -Betnee, * ay

FogHamper: U.S. Search  For Plane 36 Are Aboard   36 Are Aboard Flying Boxcar Believed Down

PRESS SEARCH FOR U.S. PLANE WITH 36 ABOARE   Flying Boxcar Missing i Mountains of Southern France. *

U.S. Airship Believed Lost In Mountains   Large Air Fleet Searching France   AmericansSoldiersAboard Were Being Flown To Bordeaux

No Trace of Plane Missing with 36 Aboard In Europe   Searchers Brave Ice and Fog For Fivina Boxcar

lee, Fog In Wide Search   U. S. Flying Boxca With 36 Aboard, Is Believed Downed In  German Mountain

Searchers Brave Ice, Fog to Seek  Missing Airplane With 36 Aboard

Search On in Mountain Ares   No Trace Found of Flying Boxcar with 36 Aboard; Mey Hove Hit Peak

No Trace of Plane Lost Over France   U. S. Flying Boxear, 36 Aboard, Disappears On Flight

No Trace Found of Big Transport Thought Down With 36 Persons Aboard

Hunt for Plane With 36 Aboard   Flying Boxcar Lost in Southern France

Air Force Plane Lost in France  No Patients Aboard Miesing Trancnart

Search Planes Braving Ice, Fog In Hunt   Missing VU. S. Craft Down In Germany Witt 36 Americans Aboord

U.S. Plane Lost With 36 Aboard  Craft Feared Down Ie Gautharn Franca

HUNTFOR PLANK WITH 36 ABOARD’   Air Armada Combs Over Sirip Across French Mountains

NATIONAL LEAGUE   “Civil War Vev’ 69 Fakes Heart Attacks, VA Says

Weatherbeafen and Bearded Man Makes Suckers of Hospitals Across the Nation

Faked Heart Attacks Result in Excellent Hospital Care   Urwiler Has Genius for Staging His Act

Man With Genius for Faking Heart Attacks Makes Sucker of Hospitals

Veterans’ Administration E xposes Civil War Ver Whose Trick Hear Won Him Free Hospital Privileg

Old Man With Genius for Faking Heart Attacks Def rauds Hospitals

‘‘Fluttering Diaphragm’  ‘Man Fakes Heart Attacks, “Wins Free Hospital Care

Bearded Man, Claiming To Be 104 And Civil War Vet, Made Suckers Of Hospitals Across Breadth Of US

Chiseled Lite of Ease  Heart Attacks Faked To Get in Hospitals From Coast to Coast Until Fraud Bared

With His Trick Heart—  ‘Civil War Vef' P     jayed Hospitals for Suckers

Fools Hospitals with Fake Heart Attacks  Bearded Man, 69, Claimed He Was

Delay Curbs On Use Of Rubber  Increase Allocation To Private Industry

Bodies of Five Mossers Found In Old Mine  All Membere af tllinnic   All Members of Illinois Family Shot To Death, Autonsy Discloses

Angry Probers Ask DataFrom Adviser's Wife   Inquirers Into RFC Say ‘The White House’ To Get Loan Letters

Buckingham Palace Work Conditions Labeled “Too Medieval’; Anyhow, Pay Seale Is Skimpy

Poppy Days to be Conducted Friday, Saturday by Legion Auxiliary Here

Tense World Welcomes New Year With Hope That. Somehow. It May Point Wav to Peace

New Years Celebrations Are Tinged With Forebodings About The Future

Tense World Sees In The New Year   Churches Of Nation Pray For One Thing On New Year’s Eve: Peace In The World

Tense World Bids Farewell To Old Year   Fervently Hopes For Arrival. Of Pence Tn 1951

World Crisis Cools Traditional Revelry  New Year Greeted With Peace Prayers

Russia’s Reply Leaves Way Open for Big Four Talks but Is Termed Disappointins   World Greets New Year With Hopes That Peace Will Be Found in Next 12 Months

World Hopes 51 Can See War Averted   Peace Prayers, Gay Celebrations Observe New Year's Advent Wisk Old Prahlems

F eared Pressure From Demo National Committee,  Says Former RFC Official

Lumber Firm Loan Enters RFC Inquiry   Ex » Official Admits Receiving Gifts By Lithofold

Ex-REFC Man Cites Pressure For Litho Loan   Turned Down In Atlanta. Lumber Firm’s Request Went Through, He Says

waust Explam Lo Judge se = xplam to sudge ... Wife Pickets Jail That Holds Mate

Judge To Hear Education Case   Parents Called Up In School Hearing

MOISTURE ON THE WAY   Storm Is Moving Into This Area From Northern Rockies

3 Believed Dead In Lake Tragedy  Fishing Boct Upsets; One Body Recovered

Three Drown, Girl Saved in Dramatic Battle Against Lake Huron Storm

ss eaeemmmememiaiens _——————— KS  Boat Capsizes, 3 Drown in Lake

Royal Tour Will Begin October ]  Delayed One We ek By Kina’s IlIne

Carpenter, Sawed Almost in Half, Will ‘Have Only Permanent Limp as Result

Carpenter, Almost Sawed in Half, . aoe  td - PALI LAS AE Mn Moo ar — NO  apes caggnonnrappeninaveamswrom cheorare= untae  Tr Racever-butwill Have aclimo< ==

3 ALLIED UNITS FIGHT THEIR WAY OUT OF RED TRAPS   Probing Attacks of Chinese Forces Spread Across West, Central Korea   YANKS STRIKE BACK   Assaults Appear Bent on Providing Cover for Troon Movements

Chinese Seize Heights Inside  Tron Triangle’  Signs Of Possible Enemy Push Grow

Three U. N. Units Forced to Fight Way Out of Traps as Signs Multiply Foe May Start Big Push.   REDS TAKE TWO KEY HILLS IN CENTER   Fierce Charges Force Allies to Pull Back From Heights Forming Gateway to Pyonggang.

Chinese Red Atfacks Spread Across Front  Signs Increase That Something Brewing; All*.. ~..w ee We wees

No Wide Scale Red Battalior Movements Have Taken Place But Many Smaller Movements Are Reported

Somethine Brewing In Korea   Red« Throw Cold Water on Proposal To Change Site

Signs Increase That Chinese Plan Big Attack   Reds Continue Probing Assaults in NoMan's Land Between Main Forces; Indications Seen Enemy Will Use Planes.

Allies Fight Out Of Trap Set By Reds   Signs Point To Possibility OF Big Communist Offensive

President And Staff Are Forced To Rush Ashore  Swim Near Shore Suddenly Ended As

‘It’s a Damned Lie,’ Senator Shouts at MacAr~ thur Quster Hearing   Chairman Rebukes ‘Slur’ On Probers   Gen. Bradley Declares Peace Hopes Rest On Rebuff to Offensive

WILEY DENIES SUGGESTION OF PLOTTING   Not Trying to “Get” Administration Witnesses at MacArthur Hearing.

Tempers Flare As Senators Arque Over General Bradley's Testimony

Wiley Denies He’s Out to Get Demos  Russell Accuses ~ Senator’c Mativec

M’ Arthur Probers in New Rift   Sen. Wiley Denies He Is Out to ‘Get’ Some Witnesses  fn Investigation

On The Medical Frant ; Bones Of Humans Packec For Transplanting Late:

New Method Vacuum Packs Spare Human Benes and Blood Vessels for Later Use

Sioux County  Hopes to Halt  Sunday Hunters Supervisors Agree  To Invoke Old ‘Blue  (a +

Sioux County Hopes to Halt Sunday Hunters   Supervisors Agree To Invoke Old ‘Blue Law’ Against Shooter

70 - Ahead Signal From Reds All That Is Necessary: American Tanks Roam Through Burning City of Kumsong.

ALLIES AWAIT GREEN SIGNAL FROM CHINESE   UN’s Chief Armistice Delegate Ratifies New Agreement

Korean Parley Set To Resume, Possibly Today   Adm. Joy Invites Commies To OK Latest Agreement

Allies Await Red Signal  To Resume. Truce Talks  Several Thorny Items Remain Before Cease-Fire

Communists Replace Iwo Of Delegation   New Negotiations May Start Today

Go-Ahead Signal Due From Reds   fwo Of The - Five-Men Communist Armistice — Dalagation Replaced

‘Personnel Shift Of Negotiators On Both Sides   UN Tanks Push Into Smoking Kumsong; Meet No Opposition

Security Rules Receive Quick U.N. Approval   Two Members of Enemy Truce Delegation tus Bas lanad

Truce Talks Now Wait Enemy Nod   Resumption Today Seen Possible as Teams Sign Rules

Fisk Bank Robbed Of About $4,000   Man Posing As Sailor Pulls Off Job-11 a.m. Today

Auxvasse Man And Wife Sue For $30,000   Charge They Were Beaten, In Suit Aqainst Officers

Camping Education Classes Held At Fort Davis; Train For Conservation

Says Government Has Over-Boughf Bonner Points Out Milter  Hes 143,971,000 Pounds of Penser

BARIUM STEEL HEAD MAY BE A WITNESS   To Establish Whether Ex.Gangster Has Substantial Interest By Malco!m Johreon

Situation Serious—  Water Shortage Threatened In Many State Communities

Yank Airmen Free Thursday Paris Reports   State Department Sets Announcement For This Afternoon

Quiz Hungary On Payment Of $120,000   State Department Plans Statement This: Afternoon  DMITYy VY Unmet

Find Two Shot to Death In Embassy, ‘One AUS, Marine   Cuba Has.A First Class Mystery; Motive Is Lacking

Congress Starts Work! To Smooth Out Tax Bill   Members Hope Bill Can Be Signed By Oct. 1 To Include Whiskey And Gasoline Excise Tax

Conferees Start Work On Tax Bill   Little Hope of Full Aareement is Held

c% \ferees Two Work On New Tax Bill   Hope To Settle All Differences Inside Two Weeks

Congressional Conferees Discuss Taxes   House, Senate Versions Of New Bill Nearly Two Billion Apart; Rie Increases Due

Head Into Tax Bill Debate   Want New Sales Taxes In Effect Nov. i

JC. £1 DEADLINE ~  House, Senate Conferees Meet in First Tax Debate

Conferees Start Work On New Tax Measure   House And Senate Committees Begin Difficult Task

Conferees Begin Talks On Tax Bill   Two-Week Struggle Looms to Resolve Many Differences

Corferees Seek ‘Common Ground  on New Tax Bill   Hundreds of Points of Difference Will Delay Decision

Tax Compromise Comes Up Today  weanltel..g BRA. 2 2c ee   Senate-House Group Tackles Measure And Amendments.

New Tax Bill  To Contferees   llouse., Senate Boosts Are Different By 1.8 Billions

Conferees Far Apart on New Tax Bill   House, Senate Groups Stor 264 Amendments, $1,800,000,000 Apart

Rirways Strike Inquiry Ordered   Pan-American Worker May Return to Jobs Pending Hearing

Pan-Am Airw ays Battles Strike   Ex peets to Operate 100 Per Cent—horexs Air Lift May Suffer

FLIGHTS NEAR NORMAL Pan American Union May Cooper ate with Fact-Finding Board

Winter Lingers Over  -Muech of Midwest  Ry THE ASNCMCTATHY PREAS

Swedish Engineel Confesses Saying For Reds 5 Years      as Been Communist Since Joining Navy In TORT

TURKEY PRICES UP SLIGHTLY OVER 1950   [. S. Bureau Figures Thanksgiying Dinner for Four Will Cost 86.16 in Washington.

‘Some Figures About the Cost of That Turkey Dinner as Compiled in Capital

Seaway Missing Link Needed to Bring Iron Ore to Mills   Senator Thye Plugs for Giant Project

Crivitz School Strike Is Over   Both Sides Give in a Bit at a Meeting

Labor Renews Demand For 12 P. C. Pay Ceiling Formula  Jolinston Trying To Find Basis For Complete Labor Support Of Program

Ce ee ee) oe ae eS ee oe ie eee eee ee eee ee  ata ah BAR k eh et Rat A ANTE AAV Sed 2 2b 296 24 EDI Li AEG icocnsnpaeeepeseciochaibaaesmelgaeeeeiotleatenpenebiaczeslonansepeiaten sainetineerinahianeniactsepalansmmoenaneomnenednonnararemeetannaneniaerdeemesnipieapemmeminiicaimen amnmmrdoe nesta team Ee ee  ‘Say, Listen, Buddy, Do:The People Back in The States Know What's iin on Out Here?

ATTN E WM LIVE SLAGGENED UIE REANI SNEAK MOGL LIKE FUGITIVES FROM A NIGHTMARE : 7  ‘Say, Listen, Buddy, Do The People Back in The States Know Whot'e Going on Out Here?’

Phone Firm Offers $3 - $6 Wage Increase   Will Mean Higher Rates fo Subscribers if Union  Accepts

Seven Killed In Accidents  Over Weekend   Tragedies Relatively Few as Thousands Take to Highways

Seven Killed — n Accidents . ver Weekend              re igedies Relatively: éw as Thousands ‘ake:to Highways:

Truce Wouldn’t Stop That... . rr ED NOE oe oy  Call Made To Build U.S. Military Might

RESIDENCE AWARDS   58 More Women Chosen to Live in Scholarship Halls at K. U.

RESIDENCE AWARDS   ae ee ee  58 More Women Chosen te Live in Scholarship Halls at K. U.

Wolisville Soldier Missing in Action  Pfe. Martin L. Johnsor Worked At Hagerstown Shoe Comrany

Pfe. Johnson Is Missing In Korean War  Soldier From Near Wolfsville Unheard  ram Sines Tan 2?

LORFUL PARADE. DAY 10 LAUNCH ULE SEASON HERE   its From 10 Schools to  ake Part in Welcoming  Santa Claus at 2:30 This Afternoon,   CORATED FLOATS WILL PLAY A PART   siness District Bedecked ith Lights-and Greenery Time for Annual Holiday Procession.

Tighter Rules  Asked for Mobilization  But Senator Says   But Senator Says Extension May Not Be Given

. Top Mobilization Directors Team Up - In Urgent Pleas for Wider Power

Emergency Powers May Be Cut By Congress   Senator Warns Top Men of Economic Mobilization May Have to Give Up Some Authority to Save Anything at All.

Mobilizers Want Powers  Made Wider   Senstors Set To Resist Extension; Preter To Limit

‘MAKING FOOL: STATEMENTS’ Connally Flays Douglas on Red China Recognition

Connally Opposes Douglas Proposal  Justice Would Give Red China Recognition

NEW CONGRESS CONVENES, WAITS TRUMAN REPORT   AMERICAN POLICY IN WORLD AFFAIRS IS MAJOR ISSUE

GI Rent Gouging Now Nationwide   Senate Subcommittee Orders Communities T: Provide Final Solution

Rent Gouging, Low Grade Housing Near Military Camps Is Lashed by Investigator s

RENT PROBLEM LEFT 10 CITIES   Communities Hit By Gouying Must Provide Final Solution For Housing Shoriayes.

GI Rent Gouging Now Nationwide  Senate Subcommittee   Senate Subcommittee ‘Orders Communities T: Provide Final Solution

Rent Gouging, Substandard Housing Found In Senaie Investigation At Camp Atterbury

Probers Report Rent “Gouging” Of Servicemen  Local Corrective i st ae ON ag a Sea ces paar ee a

Rent Gouging Is Held Widespread   Servicemen Are Main Victims: Remedy Up  ta Cammeuniieg

Rent Gouging Near Camps Under Inquiry   Action By Towns Urged To Correct ‘Shocking Conditions

Rent Gouge To Local Bodies   Profiteering Is Revealed at Big Posts of Defense

FULL PROBE IS HINTED Governor Says Ohio Law Gives Race Track Subsidy

CHURCHILL T VISIT: TRUMAN, ASK FOR LOAN   Estimate Request Up to Billion Will Come Shortly

Plans For Visit To Truman Given British Cabinet   Churchill Plans To Come To Washington To Make New Appea!

Sailor Suffers Breakdown On  Return to Base   Nervous After Recall! From Home, Visit tc Doomed Fiancee

Marshall Warns Global Picture Not Improving  Crossing Parallel 38 Not Up To MacArthyu

Situation More Serious Now,  Says Marshall   Defense Secretary Warns U.S. Faces Big Global Problem

Marshall Warns World Tension Growing Worse   Two Guard Outfits Leaving Thursday For Jap Service

Gas Truck Blast Kills Four Boys  Believed Playing   Believed Playing With Firecrackers

Wife, 46, Drinks As Husband Dies  Stab Wound Fatal To Grand Rapids Man

TRACTS NOT AVAILABLE TO EXPAND LANGHORNE   Extension of Boundaries May he of S82me Help   SPACE OUTSIZE BORG

‘SAY NO SINGLE TRACT OF LAND AVAILABLE IN THE BOROUGH OF LANGHORNE TO PERMIT HOUSING DEVELOPMEMNT TO LARGE DEGREE

SEEK COURSE OF ACTION   Revolt Talk Runs In South,  But The Question Is: How?

NO POSITIVE ACTION, BUT  Dixie Political Rebellion Against Truman Speeds Uc

States Rights Leaders Still Grope For Positive Course  ‘Beat Truman’ Talk Runs Strona In Southland

KS $2 MILLION HOSPITAL BOOST   House Committee Request for Mental Institution at  Topeka   ARN FAVORS MEASURE

House Committee Reques for Mental Institution at Topeka   ARN FAVORS MEASURE

Maine Man’s Powers As Dowse: Prove Scientists Can Be Wrong Gross’ ‘Talking Rod’ Pinpoints 3  Bermuda Springs From Kennebunk

-Dowser Does It!   Maine Water-Finder Even Lacates Water Remotely Dissant bv ‘Tatkine’ to Forked Stick

ees Transit Strike Called Off   Union Employes Expected To Settle For EightCent Raise

Belctum Offers Units To “Ike”   French Communists Stage Protest Demonstration

‘Ike’ Makes Survey of Pact Army  Red Demonstration Flops os Leader   Red Demonstration Flops as Leader Goes to Brussels For Second Stop

Gen. Eisenhower Completes Study of French Powe   Commander Flying to Brussels to Survey Their Contribution

Treaty Army To Get Help Ot Belgians   Two Divisions Offered Soon And More Later; Reds Protest In Paris

Senate Defeats Bill to Change Election Laws   Measure Restoring Party Conventions  , Loses 20 ta -14 in Vote Thic Aftarnnanr

Dismiss M’Grath, Republican Urges   House Member Charges He Blocked Bureau Of Revenue Inquiry

More Agents Suspended As Probe Widens   Attorney General Accusec Of Impending Phate Of Investigation

Revenue Agents Suspended In Widening Probe  ‘Congressman Asks For Dismissal Of Attorney General

THREE MORE TAX MEN SUSPENDED   PISMISSAL OF ATTORNEY GENERAL MGRATH DEMANDED IN HOUSE.

Demand Is Made To Fire: McGrath  Three More Revenue ‘Aaents Dismissed

City.Slickers   Three Agents Suspended In Internal Revenue Probe

Three More Tax Men Suspended In House Probe   Bakewell Favoi Firing McGrath

Communities Must Expose Local Crime   Kefauver Says Citics Must Not Rely On Congress:‘To Do Job -

SEARCH PRESSED FOR AIR CARRIER ‘OVER WIDE AREA   Aerial Hunt is Launched For Missing Machine On High Plains Between Denver And Chey enneé.

Airliner Missing With 49 Aboard   Crash Is Reported By Colorado Farmer

Feelings Flare in Hospital Strikes   Intern Is Roughed Up at Minneapolis

Hospital Strike Flares Beyond Name-Calling Stage  800 Non-Professional

Rough Up Intern in  Hospital Tiff   Strikers Strew Nails in Driveways for Ambulances

Military Training For 18-Year-Old's Urged by Martin   Ex-General Proposes Plan as Draft Hearing Set

Wants an Army of 18-Year-Olds   Make Good Soldiers, Says Retired General

Million Young Men A Year Tc  Armed Forces   Basic Training To All 18-Year Old  Youths Proposed

Solon Wants Draft Age Pegged at 18  Urges Complete Overhaul of Induction Setup

QUICK DRAFT LAW HEARINGS PLANNED   PROPOSED REVISIONS WOULD LOWER AGE TO 18 AND LENGTHEN SERVICE.

D ratt Hearing Slated  18- Year-Olds ‘Make Best Combat Soldiers’

Quick Draft  Hearings Due  Boys, 18, Good Gls, Sen. Martin Asserts

Draft Urged By Senator — For Youths  Reaching 18   Martin Says Young Men Make Ranking Troops In Combat .

Asks Military Training for Youths of 18   Senator Martin Says Seldiers of This Age "Grand for Combat’

SEEK TO DRAFT 18-YEAR-OLDS Truman Plans For Manpower Controls Due Quick Lookover

BUFFER: ZONE NEGOTIATIONS REMAIN DEADLOCKED: NEW TRY IS SCHEDULED      UN Command Has: No Intent Military Command Joy: Says and It Will Not, Bice Ttealf-in an-Indatensible Position ~

Admitted Slayer Wants fo Sell ‘Story’ of Crime   Missouri Youth Kills Sailor, Dumps Body Alona Roadside.

Freckled-Faced Youth Finally Finds Rody Of Sailor He Admits He Killed

Anti-Reds Slap At — Red Fete   Slip In Handouts Attacking Soviet  Peace Propaganda

Handouts Distributed  Communists Strike 2 Blows At Red World Youth Event

State to Receive Bids For Windshield Stickers To Replace Auto Tags

Senate Committee Approves Ban On Czech Trade  Piehac Move ta Free

Probers Call Secretary Of Treasury  Seek Snvder’s Views   Seek Snyder’s Views On Reported Scandal: In Revenue Bureau

Boston Hinted As Next Target In Tax Inquiry   Treasury Chief .  May Offer Views . On Latest Scandal °

BROKEN WRIST FOUND   Wint Winter, K. U. Gridder, Uncor. ers Hurt from O. U. Game

Communist Strength Building Up Beyond Chipyong and Wonju   BROKEN WRIST FOUND   Wint Winter, K. U. Gridder, Uncovers Hurt from O. U. Game

Major Batfle Contact Broken Off By Enemy  Censorship Clouds Details Of Activity Of U.N. Front Line  By LEE FERRERO

United Nations Patrols Hunt Main Red.Force   Gen. Ridgway Warne Enemy Expected To Launch Attacks

10 FINED $22,000 IN BOOTLEG CASE   GROUP ACCUSED OF SUPPLY ING LIQUOR TO DRY SOUTHERN STATES.

A TAYLORSVILLE MAN FINED $300  IM TINIIND NEALC WY LIDUUAR BLALO

'TOO GOOD TO LET GO’  _ Sheriff Requests Freedom - fer Inmate Who Runs Jail 

Officials Question Daughter   Son Finds Hacked Body of Mother At Farm Home

Iran May Ask Soviet Hel   Russian Technicians Seer Possible Oil Workers

Iranian Hints Use of Soviets In Oil Industry   British Requested To Stay and Run Nationalized Firm

iran Hints Hiring Russ Technicians   Implied Threat Made ir Asking British Oil Experts To Stay.

LAWMAKER SAYS WAR CONTRACTORS AFFFREN HIM CASH   Florida Representative De elares They Were Willing to Pay Large Sums to Mect “Right Peoplc.”      Relates Experience Before Senate Committee in Urging Code of Ethics  for Officia’s.

Congressman Bennett Reports Offers Of Cash For HelpIn  Landing Government Contracts

Pictures The Free World ‘*“*‘Doomed  To Destruction” If Reds Not Crushed

Packing Unions Win Wage Hike   OK 9-Cent Increase by 3 Major Firms

MeatPacking Workers Get  Pay Inerease  Strike Authorized By One Big Union

3 Meat Packing Firms Face New Demand For Pay   Two Packinghouse Union: Approve Wage Increase Of 9-Cents An Hour

Truman Calls On Red Czech To Free Oatis   New Envoy Told Best Way to Improve U.S. Relations With Nation

New Czech Ambassador Lectured   Truman Tells Him Way to Gain Good Wil Is to Free Oatis.

Oatis Release Again Sought By Presiden   Truman Lectures Czech Envoy On Ways To Better Relations

Free Oatis, Truman Tells Czech Envoy   President Lectures New Ambassador

HST Calls ; For Oatis’ Release. :  _ Delivers Lecture To Czech Envoy:

Truman Raps Czech Envoy   Lectures Ambassador al Meeling; Demands Reds Free Oatis

Truman Asks Czechs to Free William Oatis   Tells Ambassador Reporter's Release Will Improve Relations

Ninth Corps Chief's Craft Falls in Korea   Former Commandant of Military Academy Collapses. Succumbs

Maj. Gen. Bryant Moore Dies After Helicopter Crash Lands in Korea

Gen. Moore Dies After Plane Crash   Was Inspecting Front Lines In Helicopter

Helicopter Crash Kills Ninth Corps Commander       Major General Bryant. E. Moore. Dies ‘After: Cli = ee Ont of Wreckage of Craft ‘Near Fron

Chinese Abandon Key City   Hoengsong, Former Anchor of Red Line is Found Empty by Yonks

CORPS LEADER DIES SUDDENL!      Gen. Bryant Moore Suffers Attack

*« : K . af a Ninth Corps Commander Dies After Korean Copter Crash

Commander of 9th Corps in Korea Killed   Maj. Gen. Moore Dies Following Crash of Helicopter

New Corps Chieftain in Korea Dies   Death of Moore Come: Few Minutes After "Copter Crash.

House Nixes Troop Limit Kor Europe   Ceiling of 6 Divisions of US Troops Loses By 131-84 Vote

ROW OVER TROOPS   More Congressional Debate on Men to Europe  Predicted

House Refuses to Limit Ground Troops In Western Europe to Six Divisions

House Refuses To Limit Military Force in Europe   Move to Establish Six Divistons as Maximum Meets With 131-84 Defeat

GOP Asks Check on Agencies Before Voting More Money   Republicans Seek Records of State Auditor to See if Money “Wisely Spent.”

Soviets Rent Estate, Plan On Long Stay   Don’t Let Hotel Know They Won't Use Their Rooms

Bolsheviks Plan To Live Like Kings While Attending Japanese Peace Parle,

RADIOACTIVE PARTICLES IN CHICAGO AREA   Believe Wind Carries Charged Dust From Nevada r Atomic Tests.

Wreck Kills 4 On Nickel Plate  Collision Injures 13 Near Ft. Wayne, Ind

FOUR PERSONS KILLED   Thirteen Others Hurt in FreightPassenger Train Crash

Nickel Plate Freight and Wabash Passenger Crash at Cross - Over Junction Near Fort Wayne.   COACH SPLINTERED; 13 PERSONS HURT   Crews of Both Trains Claim They Had Green Light at Crossing Before Accident.

3 Trainmen Die, 11 Persons Hurt InTrain Collisior   Freight and Passenger Train Collide _ With Thunderous Roar After Sideswipe; Coach Splintered in Indiana Accident

TRAIN CRASH KILLS 4: 13 HURT   Freight Rams Passenger Cars At Cross-Over  Junction

Nickel Plate at High Speed Crashes Passenger On Crossover At New Haven

Four Killed In Indiana Train Wreck  13 Others Hurt As Cors Pile Up

FOUR KILLED IN COLLISION OF 2 TRAINS   Nickel Plate Freight and Wabash Passenge! Crash at Cross -. Over Junction Near Fort Wayne.   COACH SPLINTERED; 13. PERSONS HURT   Crews of Both Trains Claim They Had Green Light at Crossing Before Accident.

TRAINS CRASH IN INDIANA; 4 KILLED   Freight, Passenger Pile Up Near Fort Wayne

? Trains Collide In Indiana:  4 Die, 13 Hurt   Niekel Plate Freight Side swipes Wabash Passenger L nit

Nickel Plate Freight, Wabash Passenger Hit  10 Railroad Cars Wrecked in Collision

Wabash Passengei Train Rammed By NKP Freight  Both Crews Claim ‘Green Signal’ at

IUN Sees It as Another ‘Raid’ Faked by Enemy  Ridawav's Offer —   Ridgway’s Offer. To Resume Talks Still Unanswered

Says Commie Aircraft May Have Atfacked  Second Suaaactian   Second Suggestion In 10 Days of Faked Raid by Aggressors

Phoney Crater Near Nam II's Home Checked By Liaison Officers   Improvement Is Seen In Commies’ Efforts To Trump Up Evidence Of Raids Blamed On UN.

SENATE MAY PASS BiG MILITARY BILL BEFORE NIGHTFALL   Economy Advocates Plan ‘ Last-Ditch Fight To Recucea Funde

68 Freighters Tie-Up in Harbor   Boats Loading or Awsaitina Their Turn

U.S. Wields Club with Jap Treaty   To Reject Yalta Pact If Russia Won’t Sian

TANKS ADVANCE ALONG HIGHWAY AS REDS FIGHT   Control of Islands Forms Argument In Text

U.S. In Threat To Repudiate Yalta Pact  Wants Soviet To OK Jap Treaty

Hyman‘. Baffle Named Advisor   One Of 16 On NPA Council From 'N., C.

COUNTY'S 4-H  Fare 2 IS GAIN INCREASED   TOTAL OF 814 MEMBERS IN THE 14 TOWNSHIP CLUBS} NAME HELPERS

Big 3 OKs Asian, Arab Arms Bid   Russia Remains Silent on Proposal for Private Talks

Wreckage bits Litter Ocean   53 Aboard Presumed Dead in Myster Blast Of Mammoth Plane

Red Cross Workers Told $1.44 Needed for Every $t Given Last Year

MUAY SUNY VIET ly  Red Cross Workers Told $1.44 Needed for Every $1 Given Last Year

( dharges ‘Rot. Savs Lattimore  Ex-Soviet Officer Calls Him Communist

EX-RED GENERAL SAYS LATTIMORE FOLLOWS ‘LINE’   Barmine Declares _ Lattimore Is - ‘Propagandist’

Infuence Agent Admits Soliciting Fees for ‘Bribes’  Claims His Victims Told Funds Needed To Sway Officials

$350,000 Take by Con Man Is Probe Estimate   Mason Tells Senators He filed No Income Returns Since 1929

He Collected ‘Sewer Money’  ‘Con’ Man Says He Filed No Income Tax Return Since ‘29

Bribe Scheme Is Admitted   Senate Committee Hears Testimony  On ‘Con Racket’ .

No Tax Since ’29 Con Man Tells Investigators  How He Fleeced Many Victims

Needed Cash to Bribe Officials; Sam Mason's Story to His Victims

Alleged Con Man Admits Collecting Big Sums With Story He Could Bribe Federal Officials

Hasn't Paid Since 1929 ....  Income Tax Missed By Confidence Man

‘Con Man’ Bilked Priest On ‘Government’ Leases   $200,000 Given For Buildings

CON MAN WORKED $200,000 RACKET   Teld Victims He Needed Cash To Bribe Officials

“Con” Man Tells Success Story   Used Money from Victims to Bribe OFFficials. He Savs

Mason Collected Funds, He Said, fo Bribe Officials   Total Take by ‘Con Man’ About $300,000  Committee Believes

‘Influence’ Men Called To Testify   Sam Mason Has Filed Neo Income Tax Papers Since 1929; Never Fulfilled Promise

ConMan Admits Not Filing Tax” Returns 22 Years  ‘5 Witnesses Testify  To Bargain Lease

Con Man Told Victims Cash Needed to Bribe Officials   Mason Tells Senate Investigators He Has Filed No Income Tax Returns Since 1929

No Tax Returns  Filed For Years   Sam Mason, Alleged Confidence Man, Testifying Today.

Con Man Says He Got Cash By Saying He Needed Sewer ‘Money To Bribe Officials

Collected Funds From Victims to Bribe Officials  Has Filed No Tax Raturne Since 1979

Con Man Says He Got Money For Bribery   Never Attempted To Fulfill Any Of His Promises

Haven’t Filed Tax In Years, Con Man Says   Mason Testifies At Senate Hearing Into  $200,000 Swindle

 Says “‘Washington Scandal’ Was Obstacle  Confidence Man Made No Effort To Fulfill Pledges

Victims Heeded Con Man’s Tale Of Need for  Bribe Money   Hasn't Filed Income Tax Return Since 1929,  Mason Savs

iran Ex-Minister ~7 Shot by Stident      Tehran’ Law School: Hes: Seriously Wounded.

iran Ex-Minister  Shot by Student   Tehran Law School Head Seriously Wounded

C1O-UAW Boosts Union Dues For  Big ‘War Chest’   Convention Now Turns To Other Phases Of  Program.

Dues Boost Nets C1OS12 Million   Political-Economic War Chest Enlaraed

UAW Approves Hike in Dues   Speeds Up Economic, Political Programs

AUTO WORKERS BOOST DUES $1   Will Bring Additional $12,000,000 To An nual Income .

Meyers Enters Innocent Plea      Crete Romeo Gets 2-Year Jail Term

Services Set By Federation  Thanksgiving Theme Keynotes 2 Events

Failure To Arrive At An Agreement Cuts East From Coal And Iron And West From Textiles And Sugar

Senate Starting Dehate On Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Indications Point To Lengthy Arguments Over Bill.

Senate Debates New Draft Bill  Call Of 18-Year-Olds Has Complications

Senate Opens Debate Today On Draft Bill  18-Year-Old Issue May Result In A

Senate Debate On Draft Bill Slated Today   Induction Controversy May Lengthen Talke

(-119 Plane Crashes On Tennessee Farm  Pifot Says He Hasn’t Faintest Idea What Hap cumwened So Ace

Missourv’s Flood W orst In History   U.S. Government Pushe: Huge Appropriation  To Aid Distressed

New kxplosion Fuels KC Fire  2 Warehouses Catch To Erase 30 Houre

FIRES aPREAD AFTER KANGAD CTY ALAST:   Threaten Huge Chemica Company as Water Hampers Relief.

Stassen to Seek GOP Nomination   4-Point Campaign Plan Announced At Banquet Meeting of Booster

IXTEEN COMMISSION POSTS   Field Will Be Narrowed to 10 Candidates at Pri maryMarch20 sj   HENRY BEATS DEADLINE

Field Will Be Narrowed te 10 Candidates at Primary March 20   HENRY BEATS DEADLINE

CZECHS ANNOUNCE REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT   Move Fellows Purge ©: Stalinist Leaders In

Czech Government Reorganized After Purge Of Stalinist Leadership and Party Bosses

CIVILIAN EMPLOYES RESIGN UNDER FIRE   :  Five Forced To Quit Ohio Air Force Base As Investigation     Continues

Truman Firm In Plans for Gen. Clark   Says Sending Ambassador To Vatican Not in Conflict With Traditional Policy

Truman Remains Firm on Clark   Will Send General's Name to Congress as Vatican Envoy

Bitter Battle On Clark as Envoy to Vatican Probable   Truman Evidently Determined to Resubmit Name

Truman Says He's Not Through .  Bitter F ight Sebi On. Vatican Issue

Truman Says He'll InsistOn  Vatiean Job   Wants Chance For Americans To Get Crithglany OFF Chace

Bitter Battle Is In Prospect Over  Naming Of Clark   Truman Evidently Is De termined To Resubmit Appointment.

Forecast Battle (n Clark Issue   Truman To Resubmit Name Of General As Envoy

Truman Expected Storm On Vatican Appointment   Easy Taft Victory Seen If ‘Ike’ Delays Action

TRUMAN BACKS VATICAN MOVE   Forecast Bitter Battle After Congress Returns

President Sticks To Nomination  Of Clark As Ambassador To Vatican

‘Time For a Change!  Men KilledIn Korea Denied  Recognition On Headstones

‘Police Actions’ Don’t Seem To Count  Korean War Dead Given No Credit On Military Cemetery Headstones

Prince David Mdivani Missing Since Friday; Foul Play Feared By Wife

Landings Planned On Both Korean Coasts, Peiping Radio Warns   Bradley And Ridgway Meeting In Great Secrecy May Bring Decisive Action By United Nations

REDS MAY GET UN ULTIMATUM QN TRUCE TALK   Communists Speculate That Allies Are Planning New Korean Landino<«.

WEDDING TAKES PLACE AT CHRIST REFORMED   Janet Louise Good, Littlestown, Becomes Bride Of Glenn N. Lippy There—Reception Follows

LITTLESTOWN CHURCH ott   SCENE OF WEDDING   Miss Mary K. Crouse Becomes Bride Of Harold 0. Sentz At Rites In  Redeemer’s Reformed Edifice

Democrats Seek To Uphold U. 5. Far East Policy   Republicans Contend MacArthur “Firing” Entirely Unjustified

GOP M’Arthur Findings Hit ©  Peace Delusion   Far Eastern Action Called ‘Catastrophe’ And ‘Desolate Failure

U.N. Units Near big Red Base   Ridgway Is Firm On No Advantage To Reds on Truce

Flowers Dropped And Prayers Said On Anniversary of Hiroshima Bomb

Top Racketeer Held in Dope Ring Roundup  Gangster Jailed In $250,000 Bail

Buenos Aires Daily Seized  Supporters Of Peror Take Over Newspaper

LA PRENSA IS TAKEN OVER BY PERON GOV'T   One of World’s Great Inde. pendent Newspapers Killed By Dictator.

Freedom Of Press Becomes Thing Of Past In-Argentina  overnment Seizes . ewspaper Critical .  CBcasidaat Baran’

No Free. Press In Buenos Aires  Peron Regime Seize: Independent Paper

La Prensa Passed to  Peron Rule  Argentine Paper. Loses Independenc

Peron Seizes News Crities   Argentina’s La Prensg Had Refused to Be Dominated

Peron Seizes Hostile Paper   La Prensa Wrested From Owner-Editor

Atomie City Fraeas Kills 1, Wounds 2   Carpenter Held forDeath of Plumber; Thought Wife Stepping Out

Dumaine Keeps Railroad Control As Stockholders Of New Haven Blast Lone Director At Session

Hero Of Bataan Gets Riotous Greeting; Over 300.000 Cheer   MacArthur, Back Home After 14 Years, Almost Overwhelmed By Noisy Celebration At Airport — Big Parade Scheduled For Today

Overwhelms 5-Sta: General And His Tactful Wife, Returning After 14 Years

Hero of Pacific To Take Off for Washington at  Noontime   ADDRESS TOMORROW   Will Set Forth His Views On  How to Stop Communism in Asia

M Arthur Charges Marshall's China  Mission Blunder   Says Policy Started Then Led to Far East Bloodshed

Asserts Unsuccessful Effort To Unify China Was One Of  Country's Greatest Blunders

"Marshall  Blunder in Asia: Mac   Ousted General Denie: He Backed Coalition Amona Chinese.

Angry King Takes Action In Hearings  Committee As He Resigns From Post

Negotiators Hold Long  Conference   Parley Deadlocks Over Red Demand On Buffer Zone

Adm. Joy Rejects Communist Demand That Buffer Zoue Be Set Up Along 33th Parailel But Both Reds and Allies May Compromise

Compromise On Truce Line Seems Likely   Reds Believed To Want End To Ceaseless Air Attacks By UN

White May Call Extra Session Of Legislature   Action Hinges on Possible Federal Ruling Banning Seqreqation in Schools

Pian Would Be To Call  Special Session Of Legislature. And Okay Public Funds For Venture

‘Something Big In The Wind’ In  Korean Situation, Says Flanders   Vermont Republican Thinks Secretary Marshall Knows Whereof He Speaks About  Succesaful Outcome.

‘Something Big In The Wind’  Scented As Pentagon Voices Optimism Over Korea Conflict

Hints Given Of Prospect. Korea Fight Can Be Over   Senators Say News Given By General Supports Opinion

Whose Getting the Bird? Texas and Louisiana Feuding Aqain About Whooping Crane:

Lost Tire, Rim From]911 Automobile Delays Chicago-to-New York Race

Appoint John Lowe Serrice Director   MacArthur Courtly, Stern, Indienant

RATE MACARTHUR TOPS AS WITNESS   Solons Cite Endurance i in Three-Day Grind —

MacArthur, Magnificent Witness,  Stood Firm in Senatorial Barrage

MacArthur Is Magnificent Witness--Courtly, Patient, Thorough Under Long Ouiz:

Todav’s Index   Senators Agree Gen. MacArthur Proved ‘Magnificient’ Witness

Senators On Armed Services Committee  ‘Agree MacArthur Magnificent Witness

Testimony Prophetic Russell Lauds MacArthur At Close of Long Grilling

KIWANIS GROUP PICKS OFFICER   Armand J. Rodehorst, ¢ New Orleans, Is Elected Commander

Texas Redistricting Bill Becomes ‘Law Today With Shivers Signature

Redistricting Bills Signed By Gov. Shivers   Legislative Lines Changed First Time In Thirty Years

Indian Wheat Approval Seen   Two Million Tons To Strike at Famine

FAIR PLAIN SCRAP SEEN   Benton Harbor Votes To _ Annex Three School   Areas

Liquor Bill Comes Before State Senate  Solons To Debate Arrest Power for Liquor Agents  BULLETIN

Youngdahl Advocated Passage  Wahlstrand Plans Minority Report To Revive Measure

U.S. Will Air Labor Dispute Crisis Policy   Industry. Union Spokesmen ‘To Talk Over Problems ékeeeee’ Mav Bring

INDUSTRY AND LABOR MEETS SET THIS WEEK   Policy Of Governmen' In Wage Disputes Seen Emerging

Even the Chief Pays Half of Township Puts Tongue in Cheek And Is ‘Punished’ in Stock and Pillory

Atom-Powered Bomber Appears Nearing Reality   Engineers Reach Design Phase of Vast Project

Detroiters’ Thumb As Busmen Strike   City Officials Deny Wage Hike for Union

Great Influx Of War Babies In Nation’s Schools Is Expected  To Continue For Next 12 Years

UNEMPLOYMENT ON THE DECLINE IN MT. V. AREA   Overall Employment Rises Slightly, Labor Analysis Shows.

“ON THE DECLINE. IN MT. V. AREA   Overall Employment Rises Slightly, Labor Analysis Shows.

ASK PAY RAISE FOR TROOPERS   Hear Recommendations For Boost Range Of $25 To $125 Month

Salary Boosts Requested For State Police  New Schedule Sought in Civil Service

New Blow by Chinese in Their Second Spring Offensive Repulsed by Searing UN Fire on; Seoul Perimeter—Enemy Casualties Estimated In Thousands Eleewhere Alone Mesuntelnecte Fo:

Home   Edition  pannnnnnnennnne donannnnnnnnh . PRICE: 7 CENTS.” paesayeserrers) PAPAL ROOD.   UN Lines Holding Red Tide

Chinese Smash Against Wall Of UN Fire   Eighth Army Plugs Gaps in South Korean Line, Retakes Wilke

Chinese Reds Smash Hard at U. 5. Defense Ring Around Seoul, Are Driven Off With Heavy Losses  Second Spring Offensive Has Exploded All Along Front

Second Big Drive Fails To Dent Line Chinese Casualties  In Korea Terrific; Alliac Dane Tt OOm

Chinese Try Strong Allied Defenses Around Seoul but Heavy Fire Forces Retreat

Allies Slaying Communists by Thousands   Main Line Fields as Allies Plug Gap Where ROKS Yielded

Chinese Reds Smash Against Strong Defense   Searing Fire of Allied Lines Causes Enemy Tc Flee After a Battle   Fighting Breaks out on A 25-Mile Front While Communist Losses Raise

CHINESE ARE TURNED BACK BY BIG GUNS   Retreat After 41'2-Hour Fight at Seoul; Allies Plug Hole in South Korean Lines.

Seoul Attack Thrown Back   _ Foe Attacks in Waves, but Fails to Break Through Main U.N. Lines

Seoul Defenses Hold; Yanks Plug Breach  Communists Die By Thousands in Spring Offensive

Searing Allied Gunfire  Drives Enemy Back  With 400 Casualties   Entire Front In — Flaming Battle   Reds Smash Hole Past ROKs; Gap Is Plugged Later By U.N. Forces

Communists Begin Attack In East Korea   Russia Attempts To Block Embargo, In UN Debote

25-Mile Sector Struck by Waves of 96,000 Reds   Break Through South Korean Front But U.S. Troops Plug Gaps

Throw Enemy Back and Plug Gaps in Lines   Foe Hurls Assaults Relentlessly; Losses Climb Rapidly

Repulsed in Seoul Area:  Allies Hold   Enemy Smashes Gap in South Korean Lines; Defenders Plug It.

Heavy Acion Along Center   Woves of Chinese Attack Relentlessly Trying to Breck Through

Reds Lose Thousands In Attacks   Enemy Makes Few Gains in Offensive That Has Involved Entire Battle Line

Flaming United Nation Barrage Blasts Chinese   Allied Defenders’ Fire So Searing Reds Are Forced To Flee After Exploding Second Spring Offensive All Along Korea Front; Count Thousands Of Red Casualties

Second Spring. Offensive Begins All Along Front   Chinese Flee After Failing To Dent Defenses Ringing Seoul

Allies Hold Firm As Reds Atfempt To Pierce Lines   Waves of Enemy Troops Lash at East-Central Front.—Losses Heavy.

Allies Hold Firm .   Chinese Break and Run After 44-Hour Battle Near Seoul; Gapin ROK Line Quickly Plugged

Chinese Stalled, Continue Attacks  Allied Big Guns, Planes Hit Reds

ENEMY FLEES AFTER PLUNGE AT UN LINES   Chinese Fail In Attempt To Cut Seoul Defense

Chinese Are Forced To Retreat   Main Allied Line Holds as Enemy Launches Drive

Latest Chinese Drive Falters Before Capital   Thousands of Fallen Foe Strew Bloody Battlefield In Renewal of Offensive

BREAK-THROUGH CONTAINED BY REINFORCEMENTS; U.N. GUNFIRE TAKES BLOODY TOLL OF CHINESE

Labor Government Fights for Life Britons Sick of ‘Socialist Experiments’

OFFERING NEW FORMULA FOR INSPECTIONS   Suggest “Neutrals” Be Supervisors During Armistice

Senator Wants Congres to Hear MacArthur Views on Korean War   New ‘Peace Appeal To be Circulated

Suspicion Reds Plan To Torpedc Treaty Meeting  Jap Peace Terms   Jap Peace Terms To Be Announced Within Few Days  Y= + eS Se

Doubt Russians Will Upset Jap Peace Parleys  Late Acceptance O1 Bid To Attend May

Floods Drive 10,000  Persons From Homes  Mankato. Minn... Is Almost BHesttirole Canored hw Water

Controversial Order Sets Off  Senate Storm  Agency Didn’t Want “Embarrassment”

Embarrassing Information Put Under Ban  President Feels Rule : Might Be Confused   President Feels Rule  Might Be Confused With Security Order

Order of OPS to Suppress Information Is Set Aside   Agency Withdraws, at Direction of Truman, Bulletin to Employes to Give Out No Data That Might Embarass Price Office—Edict Denounced In Senate as “Blow at Liberty” and “Dictatorship’—Probe Demanded. 

Truman Acts After A Storm In Senate   Instructions To DiSalle’s Workers Not To Make Public Any Information That Might ‘Embarrass’ OPS Are Promptly Withdrawn

OPS Secrecy Order Voided By Truman Employ Hed Been Told  Not To Give Certain Information

Army Reports Latest Draft Call Reduced  ‘Catching Up’ On MacArthur Needs, Te I). 8S. Fenlanatian

‘Catching Up, Army Answer  On Draft Cut   18-Year-Olds Sull Needed, Aide Indicates

Mo Etfect om ‘Teen Agers  Army Catching Up; Lop: $0,000 Off Draft Call

Big Packers Claim They Can’t Buy Beef Without Violating Rollback Law

Denies Thett of His Dad's Jacket  Davis Committed to Jail For Lack of Boad

Doctor Admits Lover Attacks   Girl May Lose Sight Due To Ammonia

Bowling Green Veterinarian Admits Hurlina Acid At Lovers Lane Youths

Prominent Veterinarian At Bowling Green Accused Of Being Lover’s Lane Assailant

HOSPITAL FUND GOES $5,933.73 OVER. THE GOAL   Official Closing Marked and Success is Announced  For the Project   Officials Are Assured That Other Subscriptions Will Be Received

Drinking Blamed in Bus Crash   Sailor's Test Shows Alcoholic Excess

7... Jennings To Administer Prison System   Governor-Elect Appoints New Banking Board For State

Old Vermont Railroader Doesn’‘t Like Tactics of Administation; He Quits

ORE BOATS STEAM TOWARD SUPERIOR   Great Lakes Navigation Season Is Under Way

Shin Survivearc Sinktead   Annual SR High Music Concert Tomorrow In: Auditorium

Writes Letter-- --belore Death  Soldier Calls Korea War A “Living Death”

Battle-Scarred Veterans Put in Reserve as Eighth Army Increases in Power

NOTHING HEARD OR SEEN IN LAS VEGAS   Results Are Letdown For Newsmen On Scene  BLAST   May Involve Baby A-Bomb: Fixed-Point Detonation Used In Experiment

AEC Announces New Bomb Blast   Nuclear Explosion Report ed at Nevada Site This  Morning   NO TROOPS INVOLVED  Smaller Range Proof of Development of Baby  Atom Bomb

Atomic Blast Today Causes No Thrills   Apparently Light Explosion Is Let-Down For Those Watching Skies For Explosion

Long-Awaited Atom Blast Set Off Today   Test Made At Yucca Flats Site At 9 A.M.

Hint Scientists Have Developed Baby Atom Bomb   Nuclear Explosion Was Not Visible Nor Felt at Las Vegas Only 75 Miles From Test Site

Bright Sun Makes Flash Not Visible To Observers   Detonation from Tower Leads to Speculation on Smaller Weapon

Yueea Bomb Blast Believed Confirmation That Science  Has Developed New A-Bomb

Explosion Is Not Visible In Bright Sun  Absence of Flash May Mean Development Of Smaller Weapon

Brief Flash In New Explosior At Test Site   Newsmen 75 Miles Away Fail To See Detonation Light

The Weather   Neither Felt Nor Seen 75 Miles From Scene   Tests Indicate Development Of Smaller Nuclear Weapons; Atomic Warheads, Guided Missiles Likely

Not Seen Or Felt; May Be ‘Baby’ Bomb   Touched Off Shortly After 6 A.M., Brief AEC Report Sava

Nuclear Blast Set Off by AEC af Yucca Flat.   Sixth Atomic Test in Nevada Not Seen, Heard in Las Vegas

AEC Sets Off Sixth Atomic Blast At Its Yucca Flat Test Site Today

Sunrise Blast Set Off by AEC In Nevada Area  New Test Points To ‘Baby Bomb,’ No Flash Seen

Sixth Atomic Blast Set Off   Explosion Not Seen Or Felt in Las Veaac

Nuclear Explosion at Yucca Flat Test Site Is Worlds 20th Known Atomic Detonation--Russians Set Off Two

Writers Think Shot Fired By New Weapon   Troops in Area, But Tight Secrecy Clamped on Project

lear Blast Set Off Early Today By mic Energy Commission at Yuca Flat

Latest Experiment Is Not Visible to Las Vegas Residents  Atomic Tests Fired in Nevada

‘BABY’ BLAST NOT VISIBLE AT LAS VEGAS   BELIEVE TEST WAS OF NEW MINIATURE NUCLEAR WEAPON

Nevada’s 6th Atomic Blast \Reported Not Heard Or Felt ‘At Las Vegas, 75 Mis. Away

Guesses Are Small Bomb Was Tested   Explosion Was Neither Seen Nor Felt In Las Vegas

U.S. Explodes ‘Baby’ A-Boml In Desert Test  Blast Lacks Punch Of Predecessors; Las Vegas Quiet

ATOMIC BLAST TODAY NOT FELT 75 MILES AWAY   Shot from Top of 100-Foot Tower Seen at 35-Mile Distance.

Atomic Test Disappointment  To The Unofficial Observers   Nuclear Explosion This Morning Neither Visible Nor Was It Felt In Las Vegas; Newspapermen Call It Decided Letdown,

Explosion Not Heard, Felt In Las Veaas   Lack Of Spectacula: Flash Indicates Artillery-Size  Bomb Developed

ATOM BOMB SEI OFF IN NEVADA   Believe Blast Was From  Newly Developed Baby A-Bomb

Atom Explosion Is Set Off at Las Vegas Site  Small Type A-Bomb   Small Type A-Bomb Hinted by Observers

AEC Announces New Bomb Blast   Nuclear Explosion Repo:t  ed at Nevada Site This i Moming   INQ TROOPS INVOLVED

Not Visible, Not Felt In Las Vegas; Believe Small: Type Developed

‘Lack Of Visible Flash Indicated AEC Testing Smaller Type A-Weapon

A-Blast Tested At Yucca Flat Proving Ground   Believed to Be New Baby A-Bomb

Atom Explosion Reported By AEC In Nevada Today   Sixth Nuclear Blast Set Off at Dawn Atop High Steel Tower; Was Not Visible Nor Felt i in Las Vegas, 75 Miles Away

Chinese Capture Third Peak In New Offensive Push On Western Front

RED OFFENSIVE CONTINUES FOR THIRD DAY   Take Third Hill, Supported by Heavy Guns

Korean Fighting Continues Heavy In Some Sectors   Reds Capture Areas But Lose Them Wher Allied Forces Hit

Chinese Take Another Hill   Three-Day-Old Red Offensive Is Backed By Armor

Chinese Red Infantrymen Capture Hill   Three-Day-Old Enemy Offensive Reported Spreading Over 20-Mile Area

Strong Red Attacks Knock Allies Off Three Heights On Western Front; Action Despite Heavy Rains

Red Drive Gains Speed; Chinese Seize Third Hill   Heoviest Display Of Armor In Months Supports Offensive

Chinese Drive Captures Third Hill From U. N.   Reds Hold Two Othe: Peaks Against GI Counterattacks

Chinese Get Another Hill  In Offensive   Allied Recapture Attempts Beaten

Red Troops Seize Third Hill in West   Offensive Spreads Over 20-Mile Area — Sino Units Take Advantage of Bad Weather  ~~@-w, ee oe ae oe 

‘Price Stabilization Investigators Will Launch Campaign Monday To Check Price Control Compliance

Today At The lowa Capital   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS HWO’.sk   SENATE

New Wage Policy May Be Given By Johnston Today   Labor Officials Hope Economic Stabilizer Will Open Door for More Liberal Anta.

New  No Hint Given To New Plan   Labor Hopes Policy Will Open Door For Wage Boost

NEW FORMULA ~ DUE ON WAGES   Labor Hopeful of Liberal Policy On Fringe Benefits.

‘New: Government Wage Policy. Due Today KE Dies nt Eke Exvnected-In 10 Par Cent Raise Limit “.*

Change in Fringe Benefits Is Thot Best Possibility   Auto, Electrical Men Threaten Drastic Action

Baseball Season Opening Postponed By Rain; Sox, Yanks Meet Tomorrow

COMMENTS ON VISIT   Traveling Missouri Mailman Points Out Flaws in Socialism

Allies Score Victory Over Enemy in Two Battles Without Loss of Single  Craft.   U.N. INFANTRYMEN BEAT OFF ATTACKS   Series of Small Thrusts Mad By Communists in West Where They Are Reported  Massing Tanks.   Ry GEORGE A. WARTHUR.

BODY IS STILL UNIDENTIFIED   Rule Out Possibility Lake Victim Was Three Oaks Woman

Allied Position OnBloody Ridge Hit by 5,000   Field Gun and Mortar Fire Used to Aid Enemy

Assembly Votes Record Budget   89 to 4 Ballot Comes After Strong Floor Fight by Minority

Army Orders Rail Strikers Back To Work   Seniority Rights, Jobs Threatened

TRUMAN ACTS TO END GLOGK OF TRANSPORT   Ran Out on Agreement “Like Bunch of Russians,’ He Says of Strikers.

Men Must Work or Lose Jobs   President Wants Railroads Running; Says Union Men ignored Agreement

Men Ordered Back at Pay Hike Or Loss of Jobs   Act After Truman Calls Situation ‘Intolerable’

Army Grants Pay Therease To Trainmen   Connellsville Yard Workers Stilt Sick s Freight ls Tied Up

Compares Strikers To Bunch Of Russians In Reply To Questions But Could Not Be Quoted Directly On Statement   PACE TO ANNOUNCE DETAILS LATER ON

Workers Given Until Saturday to Return to Posts   Army Takes Action After Truman Bids it To Act Immediately

Strikers Ordered  To Return to Work At Once With Wage Boost Or Lose Jobs

American Women Too Spoiled; Ohioan "Imports Blonde Bride trom Britain

‘Mour tain Climbers Try To Reach Plane Which ‘Crashed With 12 Aboard

ATTACKS FAIL TO STOP 8TH ARMY ADVANCE  Desperate Chinese Are Rushing Reserves Down From ~ Manchuria.

Red Reserves Rushed From Manchuria; Allied  Tank Columns Advance

Meat (eiling Prices Soon   DiSalle Says Are Necessary Though Livestock Men Take Oppasite View

Livestock Ceiling Schedule Certain  DiSalle Says Move Needed for Meats

Ike Is Home; Will Not Talk AboutPolities  Gen eral To Report   General To Report To Truman Today   Grandchildren Greet Him On Arrival At Fort Knox For Visit

Eisenhower Refuses  To Discuss Politics  During Visit in U.S. Says He Will Make No  Political Statements  While Doing A Job

MRS. AGNES HELD, R. E. HESS ELECTED TO COUNTY BOARD   Board Will Meet Next Monday To Reorganize ‘And Start: Year’s Work

Pa. Tax Deadlock Broken By Short Midnight Meet   Weary Senators Dispose of Long-Debated Isue By Passing $113 Million Compromise Program; Tax Package Returns to House For Amendments

Pro vides Twice the Revenue Needed, Dems Clai im  Senate Ends Tax Deadlock With © $113 Million Compromise Bill

Weary Senators Dispose of Long-Debated Issue By Passing $113 Million Compromise Program; Tax Package Returns to House For Amendments

NATE BREAKS DEADLOCK ON ES BY PASSING A $113 LLION COMPROMISE BILL

17 Leaders To Dratt New Welfare Law   seek Statute Reapportioning Relief Costs

GOP Leaders Study Details Of Welfare   Republicans Name Committee to Draft Program to Be Financed by State and County Funds.

Wokes Up Haiiging From 4 Window  SI leepwalker Dreamed He  Was Being Chased

Pittsburgh To Wheeling Greyhound Bus Skids On Icy Route 40, Crashes Into Two Tractor‘Trailers    BUS DRIVER MOST SERIOUSLY INJURED

Compromises Accepted Legislators Drop Surtax on Income,  Close 195] Sessior

$250 Millions Appropriated State Record   Governor Kohler Praises Work Accomplished

Legislature Ends 1951  Sessions   Governor Terms It One Of The Most Fruitful In State History

Appropriate 250 Million for State Needs Kill Surtay   Set Aside 42 Millions Over Expected Income But State Has Surplus

Appropriate Record $250,000,000 For State Operations In 5-Month Session

Governor Calls Session Fruitful; Democrats Claim ‘Indecision, Confusion’ Prevailed

Spurred By U.S. Pressure, Gen-* eral Assembly Will Take Up Proposal; Is Expected To Adopt It This Week 

U.N. to Study Arms Issue  During Week   Okay of Anti-Red Embarge Seen Over Opposition Of Saviet Bloc

UN TO DEBATE EMBARGO ON CHINESE ARMS   Proposal Is Expected  To Survive Fight  By Red Bloc

Manchurian Targets In Easy Reach   Airfields, Supply Centers Preferred dn Case OF Attack

Question Is Raised—What Bases Could Be Bombed If Ban Were Lifter

Says Korean War Is Not Stalemate   Secretary Of Defense Says He Went To Korea To ‘Congratulate Our Army Leaders On Their Achievements’

News Day, Night   Eighth Army Wins Praise  Of Secretary   Ridgway, Van Fleet Go To Front With Member Of Cabinet

Peace Moves Must Come From Reds:   Gives High Praise To Conduct Of War In Korea And Calls It Military Classic

Storttt Moves of Eastern States After Causina 11 Deaths In Midwest

Icy Storm Moves To Eastern Area   11 Killed on Slippery Highways in Midwest

With the State Legislature—  Senate Okays 4 Bills Oil Well Spacing Set

Dads Get Break On Mather’e Dav   Exonerate Chief Who Killed 2 Handcuffed AWOL Soldiers

Tran Pledges Suppor t of Oi Seizure   Cheering Parlianient Backs Premier; Rioters Jeer British

Governor’s Recent Appointment ‘Buoys’  Job Chances   New Comptroller Holding First Political Office

MIAMI SHERIFF TURNS IN STAR   Resigns - Under Fire 0 Public And Crime Probers

Crime Committee Target Resigns   Suspended, Re-Hired Florida Sheriff Quits With Blast at Critics

Miami Sheriff Resigns In Face Of Crime Probe   Senate’ Committec. Put Him On The Snot

“Smiling Jimmy” Forgets His Grir   Miami Sheriff Resigns Blames Newspapers

Recent Reinstatement T o Be Sifted Inquiry Slated, Sullivan Quits As Florida Sheriff

“6 bed  iad Jimmy” Forgets His Grir   Minmi Sheriff Resigns Blames Newspapers

Armstrong Says November Draft Quote Will Be Hiaher: Defends Deferments

State Police Use Air To Nab Offende:   Employ Plane and Wakkie-Talkie In Area Search

Asks Positive Role to Stop ‘Slaughter;’ Assails ‘Unrealism’   Chicago Throng Cheers General's Dig at “Token Forces’ from Allies

GENERAL GIVEN ROUSINGHELLO BY CHICAGOANS      Objective Victory, Hero of Bataan Tells Throng

FBI Search For Eight Reds Widens   U. S. Attorney Says He Will Seek Revocation Of Bail for 17 Other  Convicted Reds

Flight Of" pour. ‘Convicted Reds Jeopardizes. . . Freeden®®? Others: Govt. Plannine Crackdown

Escapees May Jeo pardize Freedom Of 17 Communists Held Under Bond

FLIGHT OF EIGHT COMMUNISTS JEOPARDIZES FREEDOM OF 17 OTHERS ACCUSED OF PLOTS

Ferrer-And Holliday Win Academy Oscars “Ail About Eve” Chosen  Movie Of Year, As Expected

FERRER AND HOLLIDAY WIN ACADEMY “OSCARS” FOR TOP 1950 MOVIE PERFORMANCES

Jose Ferrer Wins Oscar for Outstanding Performance; Judy Holliday Best Actress

Judy Holliday And Jose Ferrer Win Top ‘Oscars   Josephine Hull and George Sanders Given Awards for Best Supporting Roles; Picture Of Year Declared To Be ‘All About Eve’

‘Stop Russia’ Agreement Net By II Nations   President to Open Treaty Conference With Policy Speech

Allies Hurt Back Red Attackers   MIGs Refuse To Tangle with U. S. Jet Pilots

Allied Troops Repulse Three Strong Attacks   Action Occurs In Kumsong Locality; Air War Slows Up

Cloudy Weather Hampers Hunt For Missing Transport   Coast Guard-Air Force Make Plans For Search

Lessons Learned in Korea Aid Air Force Save Lives in Kansas Flood

GOP Hits Politics in Controls  Assails Move by   Assails Move by Democrats to Gair More Support

Demo Committee Intervenes In Controls Fight   Puts Issue of Price Control In Political Arena

 aed Definite Political Issue.   “Demo Committee. “Intervenes; GOP Will Slug It Out

Party Fight Is Assured On Controls   National Chairman Calls On Democrats To Back President

PRICE CONTROL FIGHT IS MADE ISSUE FOR °32   Democratic National Committee Seeks To Rally Support

Price Controls Becoming Hof Political Issue   Demo Chairman Spurs Fight With Call To Rally Behind Truman’s Proaqram

Controls Debate Is Party Fight   Boyles’ Telegram Puts Issue Firmly In Political Area

Price Controls Issue Is Tossed Into Campaign   Democratic National Committee Demands Sunport of Truman

Curb Battle Seen Factor  In Campaign   Boyle Issues Call For Democrats To Support President

Boyle Calls on Party to Rally Behind President House GOP Accepts Democratic Challenge To ‘Slug it Out’ On Issue of Controls in ‘52

Control Power Dispute Shifted To Politics Level  Democrat Chief Issues Calls for i aeal Deacenra

Party Fight Is Outlined On Controls ‘By Congress   Split Over Issue Clearly Defined On Political Line

DEMOCRATS, REPUBLICANS UNE UP ON PRICE CONTROL FIGHT   Action Of Democratic: National Committee Puts Controls Into Political: Arena:

Issue Staked in Political Arena Boyle Intervenes in Price Control Fight

Price Curbs Take Shape As 52 Issue   Boyle Asks Support o Democratic Officials Across Country.

Democratic National Committee's Intervention in Price Control Battle Pegs Issue Upon Politics  House Republicans Are Ready To Accept Terms for Fight

Price Controls Political Issue   Demo National Unit  Intervenes in Fight

Controls Bill Thrown Into  ‘Political Arena   Boyle Calls Upon All Democrats To Rally Behind Truman Plan

Controls Issue Is Tossed Into Political Arena  Boyle Asks Committe Members to Rally

PARTIES LINE UP ON ISSUE OF CONTROL   Boyle In Call To Democrats To Save Rollback Plan—G.O.P. Opposes.

PRICE CONTROLS FIGHT REACHES POLITICAL STAGE   Intervention By Democratic Committee Stirs GOP—Republicans To Slug It Out. 

Demos Enter Price Arena   National Committee it hight for Stronger Kein on Economy

~—CONTROLS— Price Curbs To Be Issue In Campaign  Parties Prepare To Fight It Out

Dem. National Committee Stakes Price ‘Controls Issue Into Political Arena

Democrat National Committee Enters Curbs Fight Arena   Intervention Puts Controls Battle Firmly in Realm of ‘52 Presidential Politics

Price Controls Political Issue   Democratic Committee Steps in; GOP Willing

Politics Is Brought Into Control Fight  May Be Campaiar   May Be Campaign Issue In The ‘52 General Election

Local Leaders Urged To Join Controls Fight  a   Democrats Appeal To Mayors, Others: House GOP To Fight

Price Control Fight Staked Firmly In Political Arena For 1952 Campaign

POLITICS ENTERS ~ CONTROLS BATTLE   Democratic National Commit: tee Intervenes on Behalf of Truman

Democrats Toss. Controls Issue Into Political Ring  Head Of National Committee Appeals To Party Loaders

10 Borg-Warner Plants Closed   Workers Ask National Agreement on Wage, Working Conditions

Offer Indiana Bonus, State Survey Bills   Office Building Site Commission Another Proposal Filed in State Legislature

Offer Bill to Pay Bonus to Disabled Veterans Ai Once   Move Made to Build State Office Building Near “Capitol

Court Rules ‘Freedom of Attention’ Basic Right of American Citizens

Copper, Steel For Dam Coming  Bentsen Says Prospect — For Materials Good

Parliament in Iran Breaks up In Confusion   Communist-Sparked Riots _ Bring Mounting Tension As Oil Crises Increases

Ministers Accused In lran Plot   “Parliament Breaks Up In Disorder  After Charaes

lran Riots Laid To Cabinet Aide   ‘Plot’ Charges Stir Furore in Parlicment

Tension Mounts In Iran; Zahedi Accused Of Plot   Parliament Breaks Up In Confused Shouting: Minister Blamed For Stirring Up Red Rioting

Cabinet Member Accused in lran Rioting   Parliament Breaks Up In Confusion

Iranian Minister Accused in Plot To Oust Premier   ' Parliament Session  Ends in Shouting After Charge

Iran Minister Charged With  Causing Riots   Parlixment Breaks Up In Disorder As Tension [nereases

Parliament In Iran Seene Of Contusior   Charges Fly As Oil Country Tension Mounts By Hour

Iran Is Torn By Internal Strife   Charges Are Hurled Ai Breaking Up Of Par lament Session.

Herbert B. Gregory, Supreme Court Justice ‘Dies of Heart Ailment

Gulf Area Combed For Ohio Woman  Divorcee Missing For Three Weeks

Estate Of Ford  Nears Settlemen   ‘ Fourth In Series Of Final Accounting OF Big Estate Is Filed

Floodwaters Are Racing Down Upon St. Louis  Crest Is Expected   Crest Is Expected  To Reach Metropolitar  Center During Night (RULLETIN)

St. Louis Feels Fury of Flood; Crest Awaited   Highest Floodwater In Past Century Is Expected Tonight

UPRISING LAID TO AN AMERICAN   P ERON SAYS EX-AMBASSA  DOR BRADEN WAS “ORIG INATOR” OF REVOLT.

U.N. Forces Fail In Attempt To Push Over River  : North Korean Forces

Two in Shelton Gang Wounded   Another is Slain in Machinegun Ambush

Shelton Gang Is Object of Attack   Machineguns Kill One and Injure Two Critically as Gang Warfare Is Renewed

Cold Gangland Guns Smoke Again—  Sister Lulu Of Shelton Clan Is Sho!

Another Bloody Chapter in Long Campaign to Wipe Out Shelton Gang Results in More Shootings

One Dead, Two Hurt in New Chapter Enemy of Sheltons Strikes Once More

House Group Beats Date Fixing Plan   Wider Rift In Indiana GOP Ranks Reported

Russia Speeds fo Supply Iran in British Row   Kremlin Attempts to Woo Nation Cut Off in Crisis

Russia Offers To Assist Iran With Blocked Supplies Today   British Will Leave Iran As Scheduled On Warship

Soviet Union Promises Aid To Iranians   Russian Move Regarded As  Woving Iran

Russia Bids To Win Iran By Supplies  Soviets Offer Stocks Lost  mua tl wots cee

Kansas Names Added lo List  am Cite   Three Soldiers From State Are Prisoners

4 DIE, 14 HURT AS TRUCK RAMS 11-CARS, BURNS   Big Vehicle Was Loaded With Bottled Gas;  Driver Uninjured

Pay Raise May hit Car Prices  DS es MN a a a   Two Companies Claim Increase Needed

Weather   Wage Board Weighs Raise For Car Union  Decision On Boost Of 4 Cents To Come  Afsor Aronments

TRUMAN GIVEN KOREA REPORT   Gets First-Hand Accoun Of Military Action On War Front

Serious Beef ‘Shortage Seen   Production Dwindles As Shipments Drop

Acheson Calls For Cool Heads   Secretary Of State ‘Says UN Would Never Cheese To Expand War 

Acheson Appeals for ‘Cool Heads’   Asks Debating Ameri cans to Remember Cominform Listens.

‘COMINFORM IS LISTENING’ Acheson Urges ‘Cool Heads’ In Far East Policy Debate

Acheson Urges Cool Thinking In Emergency  Secretary Avoids Comment On Action Against MacArthur

Keep ‘Cool Heads, Nation Is Advised  Dieean Arheenn Sawe ] S&S   Dean Acheson Says U.S Won't Expand War

Acheson Calls For Steadiness, Cool Heads; Reminds That Kremlin Listens To Debate

Acheson Calls For Cool Heads In Asia Debate   Says Extending War Beyond Korea Would Imperil All World

ROADBLOCKS SET UP.  TO CURB ACCIDENTS   Colorade Governor Acts After 2) Are Killed on Highways in Seven Days.

Whole Blood  Saving Lives   And Helicopters Are Delivering It to Front Where It’s Badly Needed

Lover's Triangle Fatal To Three  Michigan Man Kills Wife. Lover, Himself

Tidelands Legislation Appears Dead For Present Session Of U. S. Conorecc

Acheson Defends Nation's Policy In Far East   Secretary of State Denies Influence in Any Way by Communists.

‘Secretary of State Believes that Russians and Chinese Communists Have Some Kind of Working Accord   This Given as One Of Reasons for Firine MacArthur

ACHESON TELLS ABOUT YALTA CONFERENCE   U. S. Stand In Orient Explained By Secretary   Says Envoys Did Not Know lf We Had Atom Bomb At Time Of Big 3 Session

Red Influence inU. S. Policy Circles Denied   Direct Coloring _ of Decisions Since War I} End Doubted

‘Reds Not An Influence To U. S. Policy’   Acheson Gives Long Summary Of Our Orient Policy

Acheson Denies Reds Made Far Eastern Policy  Claime A.Rambh   Claims A-Bomb Not Ready When Yalta Parley Held

Says Chiang Defeat Not Fault Of U.S.   Secretary Replies To Criticism At Senate Hearing

None Figured In U. S. Policy Toward China   Says U.S. Didn’t Know We Had A-Bom! When Yalta Agreement Was Sianed

U.S. Policy for China Uninfluenced by Reds,  Acheson Tells Probers

Acheson States Views On Our China Policy   Says Red Influence Has Not Figured In Framing China Policy

Acheson Testifies on Policy Toward China   ‘Communist Influence’ Did Not Figure, Secretary Tells Senate Committee

ACHESON DOUBTS REDS INFLUENCED POLICY ON CHINA   Denies Chiang’s Regime Lost Because American Support Was Lacking

Localizing Conflict Is U.S. Goal   Acheson Says. Soviet Will Be Given No Legal Excuse to’ ” Intervene in Korea

BOMBING MIGHT GIVE RUSSIANS EXCUSE TO FIGHT   That’s Why Chinese Bases Aren't Attacked, Acheson Testifies.

Would Give Russia Excuse   Replies to Critics of Yetta Agreement, Cites Flop of Chiang’s Leadership

Acheson Before Senate Committees For Third Day   Replies to Some Criticism Of Far-East Policy

Secretary Defends Yalta Agreement With Russians  Claims Chiang Didn't Suffer Lack of Support

Doubis Chinese Policy Swayed by Communists      Answer Is Given in Reply to Question ‘by Senator Wiley

Denies Reds Influenced U.S. Policy Toward Chin   Acheson Defends His Department

Acheson Says No Communist Influence In Development of US Policy On Chino

Acheson Declares No Red Influence Heured In Policy   Reads Long Summary ‘Of US Stand In East During Last 5 Years

Didn’t Know We Had ABomb At Time Of Yalta, He Declares   Secretary Defends M’Arthur’s Ouster   Commander Challen ged Policies Of President, Witnegzs Asserts

Long Summation Is Read fo Senate Group   Secretary Alse, Denies Chiang’s Defeat Was Due to Lack of Help

Denies Reds Influenced  US Policy   Acheson Reads Summar: Of Policy in Orient For Past Five Years   SCORES MACARTHUR   Says Deposed Far East Commander Challenged President’s Program

Didn’t Know of A-Bomb  at Yalta  Says MacArthur Challenged Plans

AIM AT HIGH POLICE BRASS   May Feel Impact Of Cor Graft Scandal In Brooklyn

Brass Faces  Graft Probe   High Police Likely  To Become Involved

Top Police Watch NY Grand Jury   District Attorney Going To Continue Probe Into Gambling, Police Tieup

WORK: ISSBEGUN ON. W. FOURTH WEATHER HURTS   First Step Putting Up 55 Additional Lerapay Will Improve Town -.”

ON W. FOURTH WEATHER HURTS   First Step Putting Up 55 Additional Lamps: Will Improve Town ©

—CASUALTIES NOT INCLUDED— Year Of War In Korea Costs U.S. $5 Billion

Billions Spent On Fighiing In Koree   Cost Estimate Made As House Debates Military Budget

War In Korea Has Cost U.S. Five Billion.  Expect 412 Billion More By Next June

War Costs Set At $5 Billion   Mahon Says Korean Expenses May Total Another $5 Billion

Estimate War Costs $5 Billion   Texan Cites Figure in House Debate on $56 Billion Arms

Korea War Cost U. 8. 5 Billion; Budget Debated   War May Cost Another Five Billion By June In Addition To Lives.

Korean War Cost Is Estimated At 5 Billion Dollars  Maloné Statement I: Roan Ria ta Avert

Tobacco Warehousemen Of 5 States Hit Price Ceilings On Farm Products

Leaf Men Hit Price Lids On Farm Products   Guy Barnes, Jr. Named Sec.-Treas. At Annual Session  oe eum,  x<se nae

 Around the World on $500... American Girls Half-way on Tour of the Globe

SEWAGE PLANT STEEL ASSURED   NPA To Issue Necessary Permit, Hill Is Advised

Senate Finance Committee Begins Closed-Door Study of Tax Bill;  Personal Income Rates to Go Up

Closed-Door Meeting Held On New Taxes   George Says No Decision Reached On House OKd Bill

NEW TAX BILL STUDIED BY SENATE GROUP   House Approved $7.2 Billion Boost Due to Be Trimmed

Senate Finance Committee Begins  Study Of $7.2 Billion Tax Measure

Agency in. Study Of Big Tax Bill  Senate Group Reaches No ‘Decision on $7,200,000,000 Measure  ON DEMO MUST LIST  Seems to Be Little Sentiment for Boosting to $10,000,000,000

Senate Group Take: Up Tax Bill Study   Expected to Trim $7,200,000,000 Boost Approved by House; Little Sentiment for Increase in Tax Hike Asked by Truman

Closed Study Or Tax Bill   Indicated Total In the House Bill May be Reduced Some

Federal Agencies Receive Evidence In Senate Probes   Committee On Crims Asks Department Of Justice For Study

Crime Panel Calls Short Lull In Hearings   Guzik Gets Another Chance To Escape Contempt Charges

Perjury, Tax Frauds Studied as Result Of Crime Hearings  Guzik Refuses to Answer Questions; Crane Fired From AFL Union Post

Federal Officers Begin Work on Evidence of Perjury in Senate's Crime Committee Investigations

Government Officials Search For Evidence of Perjury In Senate Committee's Hearings

Tax Evasion And Perjury Under Probe At Hearings   Officials To Check On Possible Fraud Due To Testimony

CRIME PROBE. TAKES RECESS   Federal Officials Work On Perjury And Tax Evasion Angles

FEDEAALS LOOK AT RECORDS OF CRIME HEARING   Probe to Resume Saturday; Guzik Refuses to Tatk.

Officials Begin Check On Perjury  And Tax Evasion   Study Being Made Of Crime Probe  Totti eabimanu

Hot on Trail Of Gangsters   FBI to Work on Tips Gleaned in Hearings Rv Crime Probers

OFFICIALS SCAN RECORD IN HUNT FOR PERJURERS   Law Enforcement Agents Study Crime Probe Testimony—  ' Search Is Made For  Tax EF vuadere

Study Testimony For Evidence of Law Violations   Perjury and Tax Evasion Charges May Grow Out of New York Hearings

Federal Officials Work on Tax Evasion, Perjury Charges As Result of Crime Hearings

Officials Say Charges May Be Brought   Senate Committee Takes Day Off, but Officials Set to Work on Evidence Given by Witnesses.

Perjury and Tax Evasion Charges Rre Under Study   Crime Committee Has Good Friday Recess From Investigation

Capone Aide Stubborn  Federal Officials — Study Probe Data For New Charges

Dav's Lull im  Crime Inquiry \   Guzik, Reputed Payoff, Ordered To Reappear

Officials Going Over Crime Data   Perjury and Tax Evasion Cases Now Possible

U.S. Agents Take Ball From Crime Probers  Federals To Track Down Tax Evasion  Leads On Gamblers

Justice Department Steps In  Law Officials Set To Work  On Crime Hearmg Evidence

Seek Perjury, Tax Dodging Evidence ~  FederalAgents Sift Crime Testimony ForLaw Violations

Seek Perjury, Tax Evasion Evidence  Crime Probers Ask Federal Study of N.Y. Hearing Records

Guzik Clams Up: Crime Hearing Has Day Recess   Racketeers Parade Before Inquisitors But Not Talkative

Probers Hint At Char "oes Of Perjury y   One-Day Lull Called Tr Crime Hearings After  Guzik Bonded

Perjury, Tax Charges Loom As Quiz Result   U. S. Attorneys Asked To Study Probe Records

Perjury and Tax Evasion Occupy Time of Probers   ‘Greasy Thum’ Guzik Freed by Senate Under $10,000 Bond; Reputed Capone Aide Ordered To Reappear March 30

Probers Give Guzik Chanee To Talk, Avoid  Prosecution     Committee Hopes to Pros duce Witnesses Long Missing: One-Day Lull     } : :

U.S. Sifts Probe For Tax Evasion,  Perjury Charges   Jake Guzik Freed Under 310.000 Bond After  Refusing To Answer; 2 Missing Witnesses To Appear

Government Opens Probe Of Evidence  Study Asked By  Crime Committee

Crime Probers Turn Data Over To Prosecutors   Hearing Recessed But Chicago ‘Hood Wamed To Talk:

Crime Probe Figures Face  Lying Charge   Tax Evasion Hinted _ As Federal Officials Sean Hearing Record

Clocks Covered As Legislature Stays on Job   Actual Adjournment Put Off Because of Unfinished Work

Legislature Hides Clock; To Work On   Saturday Is Friday Until Assembly  Ends Session

Legislature Covers Clock to Maintain Fiction Today’s Still Friday, June 1

—LAWMAKERSTardy Ohio Legislature Stops Clock  Committees Try  To Finish Work

Time Stands Still For Ohi  Lawmakers  It’s Still ‘Friday’ As Legislators Try IT. Voces Ohare Tit ewestix

Circumstances 0! Shooting Probed   Suspect Foul Play in Deer Hunter's Death

US. Taxpayers Watch Meeting In Paris Today  North Atlantic Council Studying Br =p QO ae —s—est

Reds Withdraw, Latest Assault Bloody Failure   Terrific Losses Believed to Have Reduced Their Pre sent Ability to Mount An Attack

Reds Pull Back After Big Push Is Bled To Halt   Enemy Losses 30 Times Those Of U. N

Sodus Raid  Underscores  Gaming War   Four Arrested, Held In Tail

What's What Sunday ce nt  That Thorny Business Of Redistricting Explained

What's What Today That Thorny Business, Redistricting, Explained

Must Sell Mo. Power Water System   SEC Requires Union Electric Sell Mexico Unit

PENSION BILL FOR   Minimums Raised in Bil Passed by Senate Sent  to House   LIEN IN TIGHT SPOT

Minimums Raised in Bill Passed by Senate Sent to House   LIEN IN TIGHT SPOT

Says Truman ‘Warm’ To Red Gesture in Communist Paper   Sen. McCarthy Continues Bitter Attack in Speech at Lincoln, Nebr.

The “Scandal Monger” Reply .  McCarthy Answers Attack By Truman  L

McCarthy Links Worker:& HST   Says-Sen. Truman Thanked. Red Organ In 1944 Campaign

McCarthy Says HST Thanked Daily Worker  Complimented Red Organ for Story After °44 Election

HST Thanked ‘Daily Worker’ For Backing ‘Him In 1944 Election,McCarthy Reveals

IN A NEW ATTACK   McCarthy Says Trumar Sent Thank You Letter to Red Paper

McCarthy Lashes af Truman Again   Claims President and Red Paper, ‘Friendly’

Communists Are Losing Members  Qver 10,000 Drop From Holla Within

Predict Senate fo OK Gambling Tax   Calls for 10 Per Cent Excise on Certain Bets

Gambling Tax Probably Will Be Retained  May Decide Today   May Decide Today On Personal Income Tax Advances

407 Million Tax on Gambling Is Slated to Stay   Senate Committee Is Expected to Retain House Provision

SENATE MAY KEEP GAMBLING TAX   Will Give House Measure Strong Enforcement Law:

Senate Will Retain Tax On Gambling   House Version Would Impose 10 Pet. Levy on Horse Bets

SENATORS STUDY HOUSE APPROVED TAX MEASURE   DOUBT ABILITY TO ENFORCE PROPOSED LEVY ON GAMBLERS

Senators Like Tax On Wagers   Committee Will Probably Keep the 10 Per Cent Levy on Certain Bets

Gambling Tax Voted by House May Be Retained  os Abate: BA Be Been,   Prediction Made by Senate Group’s Head

Bert Naster Denies Trying Shakedown   Nervous as Cat on Stand; Reveals Relations With Caudle.

Nervous Witness Denies Assisting In Tax Shakedown   Adwite Knowing Victim Of Attempt But Refuses To Explain How For Bear OF Phvesical Retribution 7

NASTER DENIES HE TRIED 10 SHAKE DOWN CHIGAGOA   ‘Testifies He Met Abraham Teitelbaum in Florida and   Advised Him to Pay Taxes He Owed.   WITNESS TWISTS NERVOUSLY IN CHAIR  '   Tells Probers, in Reply to ~ Question, He Is Afraid to Disclose How He First Heard of Accuser.

Knew Abraham Teitlebaum, ‘He Told House Investigators, But Feared Tc [ell How He First Heard :~:§ Him

Naster Denies Shake Down Of Teitelbaum   Tells Investigators _ He Fears Answering Direct Questions

Naster Denies He Attempted Tax Shakedowr   Fears Telling When He First Heard About Attorney Teitelbaum

U. N. Planes Down Six Red Jets in Fierce Air War   On the Ground, Communist Troops Continue to Put Up Stitf Resistance.

Idd PLANES IK 2 AIR FIGHTS: NO YANK L055   In Fierce Ground Fights. Reds Retake Hill and Stall Allied Attacks.

six Red Jets Shot Down In Battles Today   Runs Communist Jet Losses To 106 Destroyed

Sabre Jets Down Six Russian MiGs   193 Planes Engaged In Two Deadly Korean Dogfights

Allies Report No Plane Losses   U. N. Announces 193 Fighters Enaaae in Fierce Air Battle

North Korea Reds Retake Bloody Hill   Sabrejets Damage Two Other MIG’s In Aerial Battle

Declares Allies Can Win In Field If Meeting Fails   Chief Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Visits The Warfront As 68 American Jets Beat Off 125 Attacking Red Planes; Six Russian Made Planes Shot Down In Battle

AT LEAST SIX ENEMY PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN   Latest Score Shows 289 Red Craft Damaged, Destroyed Since Nov. &. 1950.

At Least Six Red Fighters Downed By American Jets  Bombers Carry Out 662 Effective Raids Despite Air Resistanc

Six Red Jet Planes Shot DownByU.S   Total Of 193 Take Part In Two Fierce Air Battles Over Northwest Korea

Six Red Jets Shot Down By Sabres in Fierce Fights  Total of 193 Planes Involved in Deadly Battle, On the Ground Communists Recapture Hill

Aerial Battles Still Dominate War In Korea   Korean Commics Drive ROKs Off Vital Hill As Red Chinese Hold Off Allies On Ground

Total Of 193 Jets Involved In Two Fights   Equals Jet “Kill” Records  Hamilton Flier Shares Ome

Sabre Jets Down Six Red Craft   193 Planes Take Part in Two Deadly Fichts

193 Airplanes Involved In Aerial Battles   Reds Drive South Koreans Off Hill On Eastern Front

Sabre Jets Shoot Down Six Red Jels   Two Fierce Air Battles . Rage in One Day; Reds Retake Hill on East Front

6 Red-Built Jets Downed In 2 Battles   Bradley Reports UN Troops Can Halt Any Attack

U.N. Strength Ample, Says Gen. Bradley   Enemy Counterattack Drives Allies Off . Ridge Seized Monday

Total Equals Allied Record For One Day  193 Planes Tangle In Deadly Battle;

6 More Red Jets Bagged By Yanks   Reds Retake Hill On Eastern Front

Jets Get Six Red Planes In Sky War   Allied Ground Push Stalled Third Day B: Heavy Resistance

U.S. Planes Shoot Down Six Red Jets   Over 190 Pilots Involved In Big Air Fight

Total of 193 Aircraft Take Part in War; All Allies Are Back Safe

Six Red Jets Are Shot Down In Air Baitle  ao Red Attack   Fierce Red Attack Recaptures a Hill

Enemy Takes Back Ridge in Ground Fight   Chinese Halt Push By United Nations In Chorwon Area

—SIX RED JETS DOWNED— American Planes F ight Two Fierce Air Battles"

American Craft Stops 6 Red Jets   Total Of 193 Planes Are Involved In Two  Deadly Fights Toda,

U. S. SABRE JETS SHOOT DOWN SIX USSR: TYPE MIGS   . BRADLEY STATES UN IS STRONG ENOUGH TO END KOREAN WAR

YANKEE PILOTS SCORE NEW VICTORY   Six Enemy Jets Shot Down, Two Damaged In Battles  AABALAIIAIIATA   Recapture Hill On Eastern Front: Allied Attack On Bridge Halted

Allied Fliers Equal Reeorc In MIG Alley   Bradley. Says Forces Will Defeat Reds If. Truce. Talks Collgose

att U.S. PLANES RETURN Six Russian- ly ype Jets Downed In Korean War

SABRES DOWN SIX RED JETS   193 Planes Clash Over Northwest Korea

American Sabre Jets Shoot Down Six Red Planes   Grenade-Hurling Chinese Halt U.N. Ground Attacks

Down Six Red Jets In Air Battle   Equaled Record For U.N. Kills In Single Dav

U. 5. FLYERS DOWN SIK MORE ENEMY JETS OVER KOREA   Americans Beat Off Mass Attack By 125 Com--

American Jet Pilots Victors In Air Battles   Dogfights Over Korea Involve - Total Of 241] Plane:

68 Sabrejets Defeat Total Of 125 MIG’s   Reds Recapture Hill Near Heartbreak Ridge For Third Time

YANKS DOWN SIX MIGS IN AIR BATTLES   Total of 193 Planes Involved in Two Fierce Clashes Over Northwest Korea Today.   ALL YANK PLANES RETURN SAFELY   See-Saw Ground Fighting for Possession of Heights All Along Mountain Front.

Six Red Jets Downed By UN In Air Fights  193 Planes Take Part In Deadly Korean Battles

193 Planes Are Involved in Today's Action   Reds Recapture Hill On Eastern Front, Stall Allied Attack

Sabre Jets Down      Reds Stall Allied Drive On Eastern Korea Front

‘Grandpa Right When He Says Winters Are No! What They Used to Be: Recent Ones Worse

Recent Winters Worse Than When Grandpa Was Boy, Weather Man Says

You're Right Grandpa, Winters Aren’t What They Used To Be Back In ‘98: They’re Worse

Grandpa Was Right About Old Time  Winters; Modern Ones More Severe

Meteorologist Scotches Idea Winters Were Tougher When Grandpa Was a Bo)

BRITISH CANBERRA COMPLETES BELFAST TO GANDER FLIGHT ‘IN FAST 4 HOURS, 19 MINUTES

British Jet Sets Record Across Ocean   Almost Keeps Up With Sun Between Belfast and Gander.

JET CROSSES OCEAN IN RECORD TIME   Plane Streaks From North Tre Jand to Newfoundland in 4 Hours and 19 Minutes.

Fisenhower Leads in Presidential Doil by Pearson   In Missouri, Columnist Finds 60 Percent of Voters Favor “Ike.”

Farmers Day Big — Feature on Friday; Free Picnic Set   Games, Contests Being Planned By Committee: More than 2000 Expected For Program; Guyer to be Speaker *

Farmers Day Big © Feature on Friday; Free Picnic Set   Games, Contests Beirig Planned By*: Committee; More than 2000 Expected For Proaram: Guyver in ha Gnanbar °*.

Prudential Co. Slates Strike   Insurance Walkout Affects 35 States

INSURANCE AGENTS TO STRIKE TODAY   5.000 PRUDENTIAL EM PLOYES ASK PAY HIKE— TO PICKET PROPERTY,

PLEVEN ANNOUNCES RIGHTIST CABINET   Formation of Coalition Group Marks End of French Crisis

Andict Ex-Newcomers Firm On 9,000 Counts In East Coast Explosion

Newark Munitions Firm Indicted On ‘9.000 Charges In New Jersey Blast

‘Loyalty Oath Causes Stir  Rills Readied to Halt Relief Chiseling, Reds

Will Introduce New Measures n Legislature   Anti-Communist Proposals Would Have Wide Range

Ministers Open Parley at Paris On Unification of European Armies

Europe Cabinet Ministers Seek To Form Single Army   Remain Silent Over Chances For Proposals

West Ministers Meet To Seek ArmyPoolPlan   Six Nations Send Leaders To Paris On Europe Defense

Six Ministers Meet To Plan Europe’s Army   Leaders Seeking To Pool Men And Munitions To Form Unified Force

Europe Starts Pool  Meeting   Six Foreign Ministers Confer On Common Single Army

ix Nations to Decide On Plan  Pooling Forces   One-Unjform Continent al Army Aim Of Dinlomats.

West Europe  Holds Talks On  Single Army Gasperi Optimistic  On Hopes Of Pooling Men And Manitions

Wet Europe Nations Plan Unified Army   Six Ministers Meet In Parié But Decline Comment On Prospects

Six European Nations Meet In Effort To Pool Men, Munitions for One Army

Fog Over ‘Frisco  ‘Hundreds Of Gls Stranded By Weather, Plane Mixups

Taft Charges Bradley ‘Used’   Indications Point To Swift Showdown

Foreign Policy Showdown Seen Prabable Now   Angry Senators Push Each Other Around in Radio Recording Room; Taft Charges Administration “Using” Bradley.

Taft Charges Truman Using Gen. Bradley  Signs Of Showdown On Foretan Policy   Signs Of Showdown On Foreign Policy Seen On Every Side

President Is ‘Using’ Gen. Bradley In MacArthur Issue, Taft Charges

Brilliant Skies Cover Scene  Of Welcoming   Impellitteri Awards Special Gold Medal To Show Esteem   BLOW-LESS SCUFFLE OF . SOLONS FEATURED  Truman-Mace Issue Beils Up

Great Quarrel Brings Added Charge:   Sen. Taft Claims Administration Is ‘Using’ Bradley

FOREIGN POLICY SHOWDOWN DUE   Taft Accuses Administra tion Of “Using”’ General Bradley

Foreign Policy Dispute Close  To Showdown Toft Charaes   Taft Charges Truman Regime Using’ Bradfey

Senators Boil Over  Policies   Gen. Bradley Called Catspaw As Solons  Play Pushball

Taft Charges  Administration  ‘Using’ Bradley   Labels Staff Chairmar Mouthpiece of White House; Tempers Boil

Bradley Held Pawn of  White House   Tait Says Truman ‘Uses’ General In WArthur Issue

Showdown OnF oreign Policy Seen   Taft Says Bradley Is Used To Serve  Truman Purposes   UNITED STATES: ‘TIS A GRAND LAND MacArthur Affair Brilliant Example

ADMINISTRATION “USING” BRADLEY, SEN, TAFT SAYO   G. O. P. Leader Declares General Speaks Out or Keeps Silent as White House Wishes.   SHOWDOWN LIKELY ON FOREIGN POLICY   Russell Indicates Position of Joint Chiefs of Staff in Truman-M’Arthur Row  Will Be Probed.

General: Bradley ‘Used’ As Puppet, Says Taft   Joint Chiefs’ Chairman Speaks Out As White House Wishes. States Senator

Measure Calling For Referendum Introduced Today   Bill Would Provide Statewide Vote In November This’ Year

Open Republican Move To Bar All Price Increases   New Bitter Fight Is Looming In Senate Over Cost Control

SENATE CONTROLS FIGHT SHAPES UP   FOUR REPUBLICANS WOULD TIE PRICE TIKES TO WAGE INCREASES.

Demands Prob Of Chinese Nationalists   Sen. Morse Claims Regime On Formose Is Corrupt

WHO SAYS THE ARMY HAS NO HEART? Father Reaches Tokyo for Reunion With Soldier-Son

Buying Habits Prove Corona Richer Market   Local: Incomes Stand Far Above Average ~.* - for Nation’

Buying Power In Camden At Record High   Statistics Show Large Amount . Spent In City

$4,166,000 IS SPENT IN BRISTOL ~ POR FOOD IN 1950   27% of All Retail Business  Goes Towards Purchas ing Edibles   Sales of Automotive Equipment Amounted to  304,

Snow-Clogeed Midwest Hit By Cold Gale:   Crews Race to Aid Driver: Stranded on Tey Roads in Illinois

Sub-Zero Weather Hits Snow-Plagued Midwest ‘Transportation Knotted

Cars Abandoned By Motorists On Main Roads  New Cold Wave Hits Midwest; Gales Pile Up Huge Snow Drifts

New Cold Wave Hits Storm Buffeted Mid-West; Chicago Has Record Fall

Scores Of Autos Abandoned By Motorists  Midwest Battered By New Snow. Storms

Motorist Trapped  New Cold Wave Hits Midwest On Heels of Fresh Snowstorm

New Cold Wave Sweeps Snowy Midwest Areas   Scores of Motorists Stranded; Rains, Gales Lash at East

YEW YORK POLICE GUARD CATHEDRAL   THREAT TO BOMB EDIFICE, MADE IN NOTE SENT TO SPELLMAN HOME,

Cain Wants Staff Heads Recalled   Version Of Message To MacArthur Callec Very ‘Misleading’

Questions If ‘Mac First Suggested Korea Evacuatior  New “Dope” On JCS

Senator Asserts Joint Chief s-Of-Staff Misled ‘Mae’s Firing Probers

Cain Charges Joint Chiefs Misled Solons   Calls for Explanation Of Message to Mae; Acheson Still on Stand

Cain Says Joint Chiefs Misleading   Demands Further Test imony on Talk of Quitting Korea.

Cain Charges joint Chiefs MisledSolons   Denies M’Arthur First To Suggest U. N. Quit War in Korea

SENATOR CHARGES PROBERS “MISLED!   Cain Says Joint Chiefs Should Explain Message to M’Arthur

Cain Demands Panel Recall Joint Chiefs   ‘Quit Korea’ Proposa 1 Held Unfairly Laid To MacArthur

Paraphrase of Message By Joint Chiefs ‘Misleads’ _Investigators, Cain Charges

Accurate Report Of Situation Not Given, He Claims   Seeks Explanation Of Information On Message To “Mac”

Costello Walks Out On Senate Crime Inquiry   Racketeer Risks Arvest On Contempt And Perjury Charaes

Round One Of Tideland Fight Goes To States   House Vote Is Only The Start Of Long Pull

N.Y. Police Graft Trial Resumed   Completion of Jury Near; First Witness to Appear Monday

Bentsens Plan To Adopt Baby  Congress Rushes Bill To Admit Norway Tot

Proposed Draft Age for Youths Likely to be Increased by Six Months

Talk Drafting 18'4-Year Old   Sentiment Appears Growing In Congress

Bie Harvest in Many Parts   Americans as a Whole Eat More And Better Foods

U. S. Appetites Keep Up Sales .   Bumper Harvests, Rising Incomes Are Keeping Sales In  Grocery Starac Wink

Demand May Back Foods   Rising Incomes Likely to Keep Sales Up; Bumper Crops

Woman Is Indicted   First Degree Murder Count Is Placed Against Former Nurse

High Schoo! Girl Brutally Slain   Police Seek Killer At Champaien. [iL

Blast Kills One   Pretty High School Student Is Raped, Stabbed To Death   Hold Father's Friend: Neiahbor Finds Body

GIRL FOUND BRUTALLY SLAIN AT CHAMPAIGN   Strangled With Necktie, 40-50 Chest Wounds With Awl; - Suspect Questioned.

High School Girl Raped And Slain  Many Stab Wounds Found On Victim

UN Officer Says Allied Army Ready   Speaker Predicts Drive Will Begin  Before February 7

Tank Led Allied Patrols ~ Reorenpy Wonju on fentral front Without Opposition

Allied Forces Stab Deep Inside Enemy Lines on 3 Sectors, Take Ruined Wonju

PATROL FIGHTS STEPPED UP ON KOREAN FRONT   Reds Shift Ominously  Eastward Preparing  For Big Offensive

Wonju Recaptured By Allied Patrols      Big Enemy Push Expected  Serhan Thev’re Ready’

Expect New Communist  Offensive   Briet Skirmishes Flare Along Korean Front

Wonju Occupied On One Of Three Frozen Sectors  Troops Confidently Await Attack k By  oebsemrada ThH

Reds Are Expected To Strike Before Feb. 1; Bodies Of 10 Slain American Soldiers; War Atrocity

Patrols Jab Reds, Waiting Renewed Drive  Officer Says Troops Ready for Anything; Long Delay Puzzles

Mad. Edueators Take Up Draft Of 18-Yr. Olds   Believe They Should Return To College After Basie Training

College Officials Back Draft Of 18-Year-Olds  But Want Return To College After Basic Training

Gov. Fine Holds Off Showdown On Cabinet Fight  Report Governor Plans To Seek Taylor’s Views _ On Resolving Mixup

Dems-Fine Showdown Postponed   Governor Fails To Place Names Of Cabinet Appointees Before Senate

Shawom —   Governor Fails 7 Ti. Bt wre   Governor Fails To Place Names Of Cabinet Appointees Before Senate

n Confirmation of Cabinet ostponed By Governor Fine  Bs coi With Legislature

Status of Fine Cabinet Still ls Confused  House Passes Three Of Five Civilian

Truman Flirts With Fight Over FEPC Activity   Fulbright Says New Order May Interfere With Production

Controversy Seen Over FEPC Order Signed By Truman   Fulbright Thinks Defense Program  May Be Hindered

Fulbright Hits Federal Work Order  ee a ~_   Solon Says Fair Employment Decree Could Affect Defense

Freight Jams Clog Terminals In Many Cities  25,000 Carloads Tied Up on Pennsy Lines Araund Altaana

Officials More Hopeful Now Of Ending Strike  But Negotiations in Washington Haven't Brought Settlement Formula in Sight

UNION LEADERS PLEA WITH MEN TO G0 TO WORK   Switchmen’s Sickness Is Reported Along Various Centers

No Strike End In Sight; Talks  Are Continuing   50 Railroads in Some 100 Cities Affected; Men Urged to Return

Deadlock Holds Despite Talks Of Negotiators  tT. .... Lf rot LE L   Jams of Freight Cleared in Few Scattered Areas

Freight Jams Clearing in Scattered Spots  Some e Rail Officials   Some Rail Officials Hopeful Strike Will Be Ended Shortly

No Back-to-Work  Movement Noted   Strikers Ignore Union Pleas to Return

US Railroad Strike Tightens Stranglehold Despite Some Back-To- Work Movements

Critical Talks Held in Capital On Sunday    Tieup Hits More Than 50 Railroads And idles More Than 160,000 Industrial Workers—Cars Tied Us By Thoucande In Yarde

pag ven fh, Shay, xara tec CORREGIDOR PLAQUE PRESENTED TO LAUSCHE

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 Union County Journal and The Evening Tribune Are Now Consolidated into One Newspaper

Legal Liquor ls Big Question In Assembly   Legislation Calling For Referendum Is  Killed This Morning

OU Business Manager Dies   State Legislature Member for 14 Years

Clear Sky To Erase Snow   Forecaster Sees Pleasant Week-End For Kansans

Ching To Quit Pay Post Soon   Northwestern Prof Slated for Position

‘CATCHUP’ PAY HIKE TALKED Ching Planning Return To ‘Viediation Position

Legislators Back To Finish Job   McMath Says Schools Need Added Fund of $12 Million Annually

U. S. Charges Against 3 Held for Auto Thefts   Allegedly Sold New, Near New Stolen Cars to Midwest Dealers

F innegan Posts  Bond Today In Bribery Case   Truman’s Friend Alsc Charged With Miscon duct In Office

Finnegan Surrenders, Posts $5,000 Bond   Charges With Taking Bribe: and Misconduct in Office.

EX-TAX MAN FINNEGAN SURRENDERS   Posts $5,000 Bond; Faces Charges of © Rethars Micennduce

jokes About Accusations  [Finnegan Posts $5,000 \Bond On Bribe Charge

McCarthy's Feud Hits New Skirmish  em etary:   . Unaersecre Crary   Accuses Senaisi:: Of Riding Piggybacl On ‘Old Charges’.

Sen. McCarthy Called Liar By State Aide   Senator ‘Riding Piggy. back’ on Rehashed, Old Charees, Claim

New Sharp Skirmish Flares in Feud Between Sen. McCarthy and State Dep't

NewFlareUp in McCarthy Tiff   Senator Is Accused of Rehashing Old Charge:

Undersecretary Fires Hot Shot at Sen. McCarthy   Niding Disproved, Old and Rehashed Charges Savs Humelsine

McCarthy's Feud Hits New Skirmish   Undersecretary Accuses Senator  Of Riding Piggyback On ‘Old Charges’

Hungary Speeds Trial of Fliers  . “Airmen Cha rged - With Espion

Hungary Plans To Place U.S. Airmen On Trial  Four Fliers Forced Down In Hungary

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Olds, Iowa Rev EK. E. Shipley, Paator Mrs. [rene Molander, Supt.   FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BRIGHTON CHAPRI,

GREEN VY J)UND CHURCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Pasvor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408 Mise *.eola Roth. Sunt.   FIRST CHURCH QF GOD BRIGHTON CHAPEL

GREEN MOUND CHURCH OF GOI Rev. Arvell Htughes, Pastor Phone, Mt. Pleasant-—7408 Mice * anla Roth. Sunt.   FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BRIGHTON CHAPEL

Allied Planes, Artillery Wipe Out Chinese Base   Chorwon Destroyed; Americans Drive Along Southern Shores Of Hwachon Reservoir Toward Ric Dam

Air, Artillery Wipe Out Key Chinese Base   Many Fighting Men Along Front . Lmes Unaware  Of New Command

UN Destroys Key Red Point   Allies Keep Moving Ahead Along Front

U.N. Grinds Ahead Untold Of New Chief   Air and Artillery Wipe Out Key Chinese Base: ROK Gain in East

Drive into Korea Continued by U.N  Troops Keep Pace  Despite Change

U.N. Drive In North Korea Grinds Ahead  Red Base Destroyed; Censorship Covers Reservoir Fighting

Key Enemy Base Knocked Qut By Allies   Troops Continue Drive on Reservoir Held by Red Soldiers

Allies Continue  To Gain Ground   MacArthur Dismissal Slow To Get To Front Lines.

U.N. Advance Rolls Forward  awe §*, ES Pion S   Front Line Men Don’t Know About M’Arthur

Air, Artillery Blasts Erase Key Red Base   Allied Korean Drive Grinds Ahead During Change In Command

CHINA SENDS INTO KOREA   Enemy Now Has: 4  Troops; Ridgway “ “Allied Command,   Front With Pace. :

British, Turkish Important Gains       Censorship Bans Progress Of GIs - On Central Front

RED STRENGTH NOW IN KOREA NEAR 695.006   18 New Chinese Division: Identified; Allies Meet Greater Resistance.

Change in Command Takes Place In Korea Without Most of Troops Knowing About Switci

ALLIED ATTACKS PUSH BACK REDS IN NORTH KOREA   American Troops Drive Toward Big Dam On Centra! Front—Planes And Artillery Are Ac tive,

18 New Divisions Of Red Chinese  In Korean War   Report (Many Soldiers In Front) Lines Unaware Comma nder = =Replaced

Allied Advance Into Red Korea Grinds Forward  Fighting Men Learn Of Firing Of Their Leader Late Wed.

U.N. Drive In N. Korea Pushes Ahead   Chinese Bese of Chorwon Wiped Out; Forces Drive Ahend Around Reserveir

Commander Tours Front  With Pace   e Key Chinese Base Of Chorwon Wiped Out By Barrages

CHINA SENDS 18 DIVISIONS INTO KOREA   ae #      Enemy Now Has  9 Troops; Ridgway ~  Allied Command, Front With Pace.

Allied Barrages Destroy Chorwor  (ena eee   Ridgway Assumes U. N. Leadership

Allied Drive Grinds Ahead  South Virtually Free Of Communist Troops

Many Fighters Unaware  U. N. Drive Continues Ahead In Korea As Command Changes

Pilots Pound Chinese Base AboveBorder   Ground Forces Push Ahead Slowly, Aided By Planes, Artillery

Abrupt Shift In Command  Of UN Forces   Many Troops Unaware Ridgway in Command  After MacArthur Fired

U.N. Drive Info Korea Grinds Ahead as Command Changes, Reds Mass Over Half a Million

COMMIES TIGHTEN DEFENSE  Major Red Supply Base Leveled: UN Stull Gains

U.N. Forces In Thrust Ahead On Korean Front  Enemy Base Of OL aseasae Danaran   Enemy Base Of Chorwon Reported Wiped Out Tuesday

TROOPS MAKING SLOW ADVANCE ABOVE BORDER   MacArthur Ouster * Chief Topic Of Army Discussions

ALLIED FORCES GAIN GROUND IN NORTHERN KOREA   SKIRT SHORES OF RESERVOIR TO CLOSE ON POWER STATION

Destroy Important  Red Center   Chorwon Wiped ‘Off Map’ By Rain Of Artillery Fire

War In Korea Goes On Despite Shocking Shakeup By Truman In Hieh Command

UN Advances Grind Ahead To Northern Korea Posts   Change In Leaders Slow In Reaching Front Line Troops

Teen-Age Draft Meets Trouble   Army Cutback in April Call Is Termed Misleading as Debate Nears

‘Purely Personal Matter'— Governor Says He Has Given $13,000 Check to  Pay Income Tax Claim

Beardsley Offers U.S. $13,000 In Tax Settlement   Governor Says Check Covers Claim For Additional Tax

How Much More In Taxes Can People Pay?   New Money Sought To Finance Huge: Military Buildup

Committee Prepares To Boost Taxes   Senate Finance Group Ends Hearings on Various Plans and Starts on Program Next Week.

300 Farmers Told They Will Succeed Just So Far As They Take Themselves

FARM FOLKS ARE ~ REPUBLICS “BEDROCK   So Dr. Kenneth Hood, of  State College, Informs Agriculturists   INTEGRITY THE SAME

Marcus Wins Hi: Round in Court   (Case of Bell Ouster Sent Back to Board of Personnel

Court Orders New Hearings  In Bell Case   Ben Marcus Wins Roune In His Long Fight 1 Remove Homer Bell A Enforcement Officer

Big Red China Swindle In U.S. Money Orders Bared by Postal Chiefs

BRITONS GET NEW SLASH IN RATIONS   Labor Government Cuts Meager Allowance 207

Trio Is Killed in Headon Collision  State Accident Death Toll ls 8 on Week End

Ousted Trade School Chief Strikes Back   John Judge Charges Former 5uperior With HResponsibitit

ITALY’S MYSTERY MILLIONAIRE GIVES ~ $36,909 PART}   Titled and Wealthy of 3 Com tinents Invited to 19th Century Style Extrava ganza in Venice,   BIG POLICK, TURNOUT—. GUARDS AGAINST RIOT   Streets Outside Palace dammed With Crowds— Poor Invited to Enjoy Self in Small Square.

Hungary Says Yugoslavia _. Firing Shé.*   Border Violations Have Doubled  Do a. eo

Yu goslavia Is A ccused  Ol ‘Firing On Hungary   ‘Border Violations And Provocations’ Have Doubled Since Mav. Budapest Charges In Formal Note

BUCKS COUNTY GAINS IN MNFG. PRODUCTS   Industries Turned Out Prod yets Worth $1 3,442,700  ~~ More Than in 1949   TOTAL OF $194,104,500

Babson’s Authentic Statement  Census Figures Reveal Merchandising Opportunities Throughout Nation.

Plans Approval May Bring Half fo Ground War   Communists Refuse to Commit Selves; Agreement Closer

UN Officer Says Peace  Is ‘Nearer’   Communists Promise Reply Monday To ‘Trial Truce’ Plan

Eccentric Texas Millionaire Dies   Spent $1.5 Million on One Of Greatest Theatrical Flops in History

Husband Shot: Wife Arrested  Domestic Clash In Pittsburgh Home Has Tragic Turn

Hoover Warns Tolerance May Be Disastrous   Ex-President Thinks U. S. Must Be Able To Cope With Evils Here At Home.

Corruption Can Ruin Nation, Says Hoover Ex President Hits 'Tolerance Of Scandalous Bshavior

Asserts Greatest Danger to U. S. Lies at Flome   Former President Pes ag ati...   Former President Delivers Address At lowa State Fair

‘Moral Perils on U. S. Home Front Greatest  ‘Danger, Hoover Says

Hoover Warns Greatest Threat to U.S. Is Tolerance of Evil.in High Places

‘MORALS PERIL ON HOME FRONT GREATER THAN DANGERS THAT MENACE US: ABROAD. HE SAYS

— REVOLT — Scandals Shocking Nation   ‘GREATER PERIL THAN INVASION’

New Draft Law Affects Young Men Here From 18'/> to 26 Year's Old: Effective Now

America’s Helping Hand Will Make Another Japanese Attack Unlikely

America’s Helping Hand Believed To Make Future Jap Attack Unlikely

Can Japan Fight America? Occupation Program Discourages Scheme To Attack War Il Foe

Higher Mathematics Involved?   Roget Lowell Putnam, New Economic Stabilizer. Is Amateur Astronomer

PRICE, WAGE CHIEF   Roger L. Putnam Succeeds Eric Johnston as Economic Stabilizer

New ESA Chief Is Selected   Roger Putnam Former Mayor of Springfield Named To Post

Putnam Named New ESA Czar   Johnston Resigns ' Effective Nov..30

Says Gov t Putting Brake: On Inflation  Lodve Saake Cut   Lodge Seeks Cut To June '50 Level

Cost Slashes Under Study By Officials   Further Rollbacks May Be Coming, No . Base Date Indicated

Johnston Seek: Inflation Halt, Price Cutback   Replies to Request of Senator Lodge for Rollback to June 15

Inflation Coming to  ‘Full Halt   Johnston Asserts Every Effort Made On Price Rollbacks

GOVERNMENT AIMS TO HALT ALL INFLATION   Agency Will Attempt To Obtain Cuts In Practical Cases

Johnston Promises Price Rollbacks ‘Where Practicable and Justifiable’

Rollback Of Prices Seen By Johnston   Director Of Economic Stabilization Makes Promise To Senator

JOHNSTON 10 TRY PRICE ROLLBACK      Promises ‘Every Effort’ te _ Reduce Present Peak Level

ROLLBACKS. COMING ?. 235 25: sens  ~ All-Out Effort Promised To Cut Living Costs

Johnston Hints Price Rollbacks   Promises Attempt “Where Justifiable’

Johnston Hoping for Full Halt to Inflation   Promises Rollbacks in Prices “Where It’s Just ifiable’’; Statement Made in Answer to Re quest by Senator Lodge.

Price’ Rollback Is Pledged By Eric Johnston   Stabilizer Says U.S. Work ing To Bring inflation To Halt

Pa. Legislature Convenes. Today,  ‘Gala’ Atmosphere: - . Ts ned Downed ‘By ~

Pa. Legislature Convenes Today   Gala Atmosphere Toned Downed By Defense Talks

1S HONORED   Named ‘Employer Of Year For Helping Blind Gain Work

Congress Sets Up Super-Agency To Handle Aid to Non-Communist World

Suicide Try Fails—Marital Trouble Blamed  Mother Kills 2 Children

CRAWFORD OUT FOR ACCEPTING WORK FAVORS   Removal Follows On Heels Of Congressional Investigation

General Fired For Accepting Firms Favors  Detroit Arsenal Commander Converted Government Material To His Own Use

Officer Fired at Detroit Arsenal   Loses Command Post for Accepting Favors

Crawford Loses Post  At Arsenal  Pace Charges That General Accepted   Pace Charges That General Accepted Favors For Own Gait

Army General Is Fired for Taking Favors   Admits Accepting Gifts From Large U.S. Corporations

Army Relieves Crawford Of Arsenal Post  i i ia ee   General Reprimandec For Failure To Live Up To Army Standard

Crawford Is Relieved Of Arsenal Command   General Reprimonded Foi  Accepting Favors Of Controctore

ARSENAL CHIEF IS DISCHARGED   Commanding General Of Tank Arsenal Accused Of Irregularities

Tank Arsenal veneral Fired  enero Verte. Ieee  SiRNete naan   Accepted Favors From Contractors

General Relieved of Post For Accepting Favors   Dietrick tin Line

Army Relieves, Reprimands. Arsenal Chief  Regulations Violated it aliens aaa ie   Regulations Violated In Accepting Favors From Contractors

- Arsenal’s r for Taking . Contractors   Conduct of Gen. Crawford Was Not Up to ‘Standard,’ Army Says

lire General For Laxity   Accepted Hospitality,” Used Gov't. Materials On Private Boats

—CONGRESS— Republicans Would Bomb China Bases   Korean Argument  Hits New Peak

BombManchuria Republicans Ask  Use of Nationalist   Use of Nationalist Troops Also Urged

Republicans Want China Bases Bombed  Hot Argument Over ‘Cold War’ Hitting Peak in Capital

RAIDS ON RED BASES URGED BY 6.0P.   Report Ridgway Sought Use Of Chinese Troops

Wiley Asks Q.K. To Hit China Bases   Conflict On Foreign Views Rages, Dems Doubt Ridgway Plea

Republicans Demand Bombing of Red Bases   Debate’ Waxing Hotter over ‘Sanctuary And Use of Nationalist China Troops

Hot Argument Is Held Qver Views of War   Democrats Question Report of Ridgway Requesting Use Of Nationalist Troops

Would Bomb Enemy   Heated Argument Over Conflicting Views of Truman esd MacArthur Continues in Canital

Republicans Ask Bombing of Red China  Democrats. -Questior  > Bidawaule Cenny

G,0,P, SENATORS CALL FOR BLAST 10 CHECK REDS   Democrats Question Report That Ridgway Urged Use Of  : China Nationalists In Battle.

Republicans Call For Use Of Nationalists   Also Want U.N. To Bomb Commie Manchurian Bases

GOP Wants ToHlHitRed  (China Bases   Demos Doubt Report Ridgway Had Urged Nationalist Use

G.O.P. Pushes For Bombing  Of Manchuria  Far Eastern Debate At New Peak; May 3  Hearinos Awaited

Korean War Policy Row Is Violent In Capitol   _ Truman-MacArthur Dispute Causing. Heated Discussion

Republicans Call For Bombing Of Red China Bases   Democrats Question Report Gen. Ridgway Urged Use of Nationalist Troops in Battle

Republicans Demand Bomb For Red Bases   Proposal Aired in. Congress UN Be Asked To Approve Aerial Attacks on Manchuria

GOP Calls For The Bombing Of Red China Bases  Dems Doubt Report Ridgwo y Urges Use  i i

Republicans Call for Bombing Of Red China Bases as Argument Over War Continues

Republicans Want To Bomb  Bases In Communist China   Democrats Question Report That General Ridgway Has Urged Use Of Chiang’s  Nationalists Troons.

GOP Calls for U. N. Bombing of China Bases   Debate Grows; Hickenlooper Favors Use of Chiang’s Troops

FEW WERKE ASSES   G. O. P. Calls for Bombing Red China in Hot Washington Battle

G. 0. P. Calls for Bombing Bases; Demos tion - Report on Ridgway   FOR PUBLIC HEARING

GOP Calls For Bombing Of Red Bases   Demos Question Talk That Ridgway Urged To Use Chiang Troops

Demand All-Out Bombing   Republicans Call For Immediate Blasting Of Manchuria Bases

Republicans “Would Hit Red Bases   Democrats Question ~ Ridgway’s Stand On Nationalist Troops

G.0.P. Calls  For Bombing  Of Red Bases   Democrats Question Whitney Statement About Ridgeway

GOP Calls for Bombing Of Bases in Red China   Argument Over War Strategy in Korea Cell Races Amona Nation's Lawmakess

GOP. Solons Ask Bombing Of Red Base:   Wiley Propoxes UN Approval Sought In _ Hitting “Sanctuary” 

GO. F. Calls for Romig  Bases; Demos Report on , nag   FOR PUBLIC HEARING

Teachers Pay Raised Under Senate Action   Two Approved Bills Grant Fine More Than He Asked

FBI Declares War On Slot Machines   Hoover Requests Public Report Violations

Consider Vast Atom Buildup   Five-Fold Increase In Weapons Is Goal

No Reports Of Tanks Or Heavy Guns   S. Koreans Hardest Hit, Fall Back As . Americans Hold On

inemy’s New Spring Drive Forces General Withdrawal  Allied Artillery Mows Down Waves of Communists in Central, Eastern Korea

Biggest Red Offensive May Be Underway   U.N. Withdraws Slightly, Await Shock of Attack

75,000 of Enemy epearteae Renewed Spring Offensive; Central, East Fronts Are Hit

ENEMY ATTACKS SPEARHEADED BY FORCE OF 75,000   UN Troops Withdraw in Mountain Areas in East Korea   REDS ATTACK IN WAVES   Allied Artillery Takes Heavy Toll, Mowing Down Masses of Chinese

First Thrusts Force Retreat Of ROK Forces  Estimated 75.000 Men   Estimated 75,000 Men Of Nearly 500,000 Hit Near East Coast

HIRST THRUSTS TEAR HOLES IN ALLIED DEFENSE   Artillery Mows Down Waves Of Attackers  In Inje Sector

Massed Reds Rip Deep Holes In Allied Line   General Withdrawal Forced Southwes' of Inje; Eighth Army Reports Assaults General From Vicinity of Kapvyonc.

New Offensive Finally Opened By Chinese Reds   Deep Holes Ripped Into Allied Positions In Eastern Korea——Waves Of Attackers Mowed Down In Accauls

Strike in Central And East Korea; Allies Fall Back  Southwest of Inje

1.000 Red Troops  Spearheading  New Spring Drive General Withdrawal Snthivedl of Inje  Is Forced; 500,000-Man-Force Believed Facing United Nations Forres

Two Nuns Die n Rescue Tries   30 Aged Among Dead; 175 Orphans Escape

32 Perish in Catholic Home Holocaust   Fire Sweeps Montreal Institution for 300 Orphans and Aged

Dewey Will Fly To Korean Fron? Fx-GOP Candidate Piens Far East Study

China Facing Bloodbath   Scandals Are Just Bigger Today  i a 2  Swone- Doubts There’s - Move U. S. Law Flouting

Former Governor Gives Views On  'Mechem Program   ‘Crime: Influence, Scandal Raise Questions On Level Of American Public Morality

PUBLIC MORALS NO WORSE, WE'RE JUST MORE VIGILANT, SAYS NOTED BUSINESSMAN   By RELMAN MORIN

American Public Morality   What's Happened? Is It Deqenerating or No’

Senate Group Acts To Avert REC Revision   Trnman’s Proposal For One-Man Boss -¥s Given Setback

SENATE UNIT VOTES TO BALK TRUMAN'S: NEW RFC PLANS   One Democrat Joins GOF Opposition In 7-6 Count To Block Reorganization

Committee Approves Resolution to Stop Proposed ~ Reorganization   Democrat From Virginia Goes Along With Repub lican Bloc

Truman Plan For New REC Disapproved   Committee Votes  For Capeheart Bill   One Democrat—Robertson—Joins Republicans  In 7-To-6 Ballot

Truman's Plan For R.F.C. Killec In Committee  Senate Committee ar i per e« ff on   Senate Committee Against President's Reorganization Plan  — m@mramrire nm ceria

Okay Resolution Aimed {To Block REC Shakeuy      One Democfat Votes With! Solid Republican Wall In Oppogtion To Plans

Resolution Blocks Plan For RFC   Virginia Democrat Joins With GDP To Beat Down Proposal By Truman

Truman RFC Plan Beaten In Committee   Sen. Robertson Joins Republicans For 7 to 6 Ballot

Klansmen Defy North Carolina Antimask Law   Group Crosses Border From South Carolina For Cross Burning

Library in Growth Stage, Too; Asks I ive-Tenths Levy  Renewal of One Issue Plus a YF we y Zaeepsyy -  nL 7 , ai “

Water Bond Issue To Improve Storage, Distribution Systems   Low Presssure Hinders Fire Fighting, City Officials State

Allied Heavy Guns In Shooting Range Of Red Hub Town   UN Drive Is Five Miles From Starting Point On October 13

KUMSONG WITHIN: ARTILLERY RANGE OF ALLIED UNITS   Big Guns Now Could Easily Toss Shells Into Enemy’s Central Front Assembly Area.   ADVANCING TROOPS TAKE TWO MORE HILLS   Now 515 Miles From Jumping Off Point—Peak in East Successfwly Stormed by Americans.

Fourth Day Of Attacks  Moves UN Lines Forward Along The Central Front

Allies In Easy Cannon Range Of Assembly Area   Red Artillery And Mortars Pouring Heavy Fire Into UN Infantrymen

WITHIN RANGE Or UNS GUN   Chinese Continue Te ‘Give Ground In Central Area

Reds Offer Little Opposition In Hills  Thue, ADP PAY atte   Three Allied Divisions Take. Two. New Positions

Ridgway Says U.N. Offensive Will Continue   Genero! Insists On CeaseFire Line Near Battle Line

KUMSONG NOW WITHIN RANGE OF UN'S GUN   Chinese Continue Tx Give Ground In Central Area

U.N. Artillery Within Range (Of Kumsong  Foe Pushed From Veasnm Bhasin Llelic

Where To Find It   'Forrestal’s Diary Describes Truman’s  Decision On Keeping Control Of A-Bombs   Questioned HST Decision

Forrestal Diaries Reveal Truman: Overruled Military To Retain Control Of Atomic Bombs

Fespontet Diaries Show Military Chiefs Overruled by President  HST Made A-Bomb Custody Ruling in ’48

Forrestal Diary Tells of Truman-Military Tussle in 1948 for Atomic Bomb Control

3 Bridge Arches Collapse in Canada,  3 Persons Die in St. Maurice River

Meet with  Judge in  Greensburg Want Investigation Into Corruption in  County; Group to Present Petition

Martin Charges a Demo Smear Effort   Administration Looking for Something to Discredit MacArthur, He Hears

Calls For muge  Marshall Hailed By Baruch As Master ‘Of Global Defense

Baruch Favors Defense Plans   Hails Marshall as Global Strategist

Baruch Upholds Global Concept  Ha: ils Gen. Murskell as World Stroteaics.

New York Cotton   Soybeans   Barucn Defends Marshall's Stand in VMI Talk

In Praising Marshall—   HT) F TRAPS WAM oti —_  uaa Upholds Concept of Global Defense

Baruch Praises Marshall   Hails Him as First Global Strategist; Calls for Huge Boost In Military Strength

1 Baruch Aratis ...  Gen. Marshall as “History's First Global Strategist”   (ALIS POR UNITY

Marshall. Praised  By Baruch   History’s Firat Global Stratezist

Marshall Praised as First” Global Strategist of World By Elder Statesman Baruch

Baruch Upholds Gen. Marshall's Global Defense   Elder Statesman Calls for Buildup Of Armed Might

Baruch Hails Global Policy And Marshall   Elder Statesman Demands Quickened Military Build-Up

Baruch Hails Marshall as Strateaist   Upholds Concept of Global Defense  Against Communism

Baruch Urges Greater U.S. Military Strength To Meet Global Threat

Baruch Supports Global Strategy   Marshall Hailed As Great Leader

Huge Growtl  Of Militar y ‘Baruch Plea   Elder Statesman Upholds Concept  Of Global Defense  At Marshall Ceremony

Calls Marshall History's First Global Stratecis!   Says Huge Increase In Armed Strength Of Allies Necessary

MARSHALL HAILED AS GLOBAL PLANNER   Baruch Upholds Defense Concept Against Cammuniem: Asks Ouick Military Buildup

Call Marshall ‘First Global Strategist’ .   Bernard Baruch Behind Truman’s Firing MacArthur

BARUCH HAILS MARSHALL'S STRATEGY   Upholds Concept Of Global Defense Against Commies   Calls For Huge Increase In U. S. And Allied Military Strength

BARUCH ADVISES GLOBAL DEFENSE TO CHECK REDS   He Calls For Huge Increase In U. S. Mihtary Power And Praises Marshall As Strategist,

eEeEeEEEEe——EEE  Bernard Baruch Says Marshall First IGlahal Strateoict

Baruch Upholds World Fight Against Red Threat, Hails _ Marshall As Top Strategist —

‘Bernard Baruch Supports Global Defense ‘Against Communism: Lauds Gen. Marshall

Hails Marshall as Strategist—  Baruch for Concept of ‘Global Defense’    ‘ 

Baruch Calls for Strength for ‘Global Defense’  Hails Marshall A. Mme. 2zy Fs 2h   Hails Marshall As First Real Global! Strategist

Bernard Baruch Lauds Marshall As History's First Global Strategist in Speech at VMI  Elder Statesman Says-Concept . Of Global Defense Right One

HOOVER WANTS RFC LIQUIDATED   Says Purpose Is ‘Submerged In Support Of Risky Business’

Hoover Cites ‘Corruption’ In  War On R.E.C.   Tells Senate Group Why Loan Agency Should Be Liquidalec

Hoover Urges RFC Abolishment. Cites Corruption  Says Original Aim Is Buried in Supporting Business Risks

Hoover Asks  End Of RFC   Ex-President Gives. Views To. Committee

Hoover Says RFC Should Be Abolished   Ex-President Hits "Favoritism and Corruston"

Herbert Hoover Says RFC Should Be Liquidated   Senate Group Holds Hearings to Decide Future of Agency

Hoover Calls For  REC Liquidation;   Original Function Of Agency Forgotten, He Declares.

Hoover Backs RFC Liquidation; Says. Original Purpose Has Been Distorted

Hoover Urges Liquidation of  REC Agency   Former President Says ‘Favoritism, Corruption’ Demonstrated by Loans

Hoover Urges Congress End Lending Agency   RFC Operations Criticized by Former President

1 . e —— —-..! ral a* % REC ‘Fevoritism And Corruption’  Charged By Hoover At Hearing

Liquidate RFC, Hoover's Plea To Committee   Would Turn Business Over to Federal Reserve

Ex-President Hoover Wants  RFC Stopped   Says Favoritism, Corruption Have Been Demonstrated

HooverSays RFC Should Be Dropped   Ex-President Takes View Original Purpose Tangled With Risky  Reacitmoace   Shows Great Loss  Hearings Reveal Trend Into Doubtful Areas, Hoover Reports

Calls Lending Agency Burden To Taxpayers... ewe eee  Hoover Sounds Call To Close REC Because Of Corruption

Hoover Says RFC Should Be Abolished   Original Purpose Lost. He Testifies At Senate Hearing

Hoover Wants RFC Abolished   Former President Heard by Committee

Liquidation of RFC Favored By Hoover   Former President For Loans Through Other Agencies

RFC Too Risky; Hoover Urges It Be Liquidated   Suggests Some Other Agencies Give Loans To Small Businessmer

WOULD DROP RFC   Hoover Says Original Pur. - pose Lost in Supporting Risky Business

Original Purpose Is Submerged In Support Of Risky Business —   Former President Declares Favoritism And Corruption Have Appeared In Beaslings OF R-F-C

Herbert Hoover Urges Congress To Liquidate RFC   Claims Its Original Purpose Submerged in Aiding Rocky Business

HOOVER URGES CONGRESS ACT TO. ABOLISH RFC   Former President Says Agency. ‘Has Supported Risky Business   CITES CORRUPTION   Propdses Federal Reserve Banks Handle Small Business Loans

PENNANT PLAY-OFFS  Dodgers Grab 5-0 Advantage As Rain Stops Game in Sixth   WANRCERC Tro 7

APPROVE NEW PLAN 10 SET TAX CEILINGS   Local Governments Set Rates,  Make Raises Subject   To Vote.

Operate Twice Or Governor’s Wife   Mrs. Fine Undergoes Brain Operations In Philadelphia Hospital

Governor Fine’s Wife Undergoes  Brain Operation  Philadelphia Hospital Surgeon Suspects Hemorrhage

DAZZLING NEW ATOMIC WEAPON IS PUT TO TEST   Medium Sized Bomb Produces Lazy Z After-Cloud   APPARENTLY DROPPED FROM B.29 BOMBER

Blast Reveals New A-Bombh   New Atomic Weapon Leaves ‘Lazy 7? Smoke Trail

DAZZLINGNEN ‘ATOMIC BONE   U. S. Explodes Medium Sized Missile Over  Arizona Desert

Medium A-Bomb With Lazy Z After Cloud Explodes With High Flash Over Test Grounds

Newest Atom Bomb Dropped From Bomber   Dazzling New Weapon Puts Bright Morning Sun To Shame

AEC Explodes New Weapon in America’s Atomic Bag of (Tricks—Medium Sized Bomb With Lazy ‘2’ After-Cloud

Medium Sized Atom Bomb Leaves Odd ‘Lazy Z’ Cloud Following Explosion

Dazzling New Weapon Tried Out  Medium Sized Atom   Medium Sized Atom Bomb Is Dropped Over Nevada Desert.

PLANE DROPS DAZZLING NEW ATOMIC BOME   U.S. Explodes Medium Sized Missile Over Arizona Desert

Atomic Blast On Nevada Desert Witnessed  Fifty Miles Away, But No Tremors Felt

Plane Apparently Used In Test Of Dazzling Weapon   Bomb Bursts At 1,000 Foot Elevation With Flash Considerably Greater Than Created By Previous Nevada Test

‘Medium’ Atom Bomb As Tested   Flash Is Great, But Detonation  Nil 75 Miles Away

Walkout Artist Gromyko Gets Walker Out On By News Correspondents

Taft-Hartley Act In Motion.... Copper Wage Clash  Remains Unsettled

Copper Balk  Js Continued Despite T-H  Labor Act Set In Motion by  HL Sas AR are yen

President Appoints ’ Inquirers   Court Injunction To End Walkout May Be-Sought Next Tuesday

Truman Puts Copper Strike Under T-H Act   First Step Taken For Court Order; Wage Talks Go On

Tru uman Seeks Inj unction In  Copper Strike   Sets Board of Inquiry a: Union, Company Re sume Barvaining

T-H Confronts  Mine Strikers   Truman Uses Labor Law In Copper Walkout

Truman Invokes Maligned Taft-Hartley Act to End National Copper Strike

Invokes Labor Law in Copper Industry Strike   President Acts As Negotiators Go Ahead On Their Own

End of Copper Strike Delayed  President Invokes Taft-Hartley Act

TRUMAN INVOKES TAFT - HARTLEY ACT IN STRIKE   Beard Of Inquiry Named Te Look Into Walkout Of Copper Miners   COURT INJUNCTION LIKELY NEXT WEEK

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley \Act in Copper Industry Row   Special Probers Named; May Ask Injunction Soon

Settlement of Kennecott Wage Dispute Is Reached Today; Quick End of Strike Forecast

Taft-Hartley Law Invoked In Copper   Union And Kennecott Talks Watched For Possible Accord

Truman Making Effort To End Copper Walkout   President Terms Strike A Serious Threat To Defense Plans: Issues Executive Order

Truman Uses T-H Law Against Copper Strike  Company - Union Negotiators . Try To Settlé Wage Dispute

Continue Effort  For Copper Peace  An Agreement May Be Reached Outside Toft-Hartley Act

Truman Names Inquiry Board to Study Walkout  Can Call for Injunction Following Report Due Sept. 4th; Defense Pro-

Copper Strike Inquiry Starts Under T-H Lay   Settlement Is Seen Despite Action To , Obtain Court Order

T-Hl Act Invoked In Effort To End  Copper Walkout   Buty Employes And Labor ill Trying To Settle ispute Themselves

Truman Invokes Taft-Harfley Act In Copper Crisis   Injunction Possible Atter President Has  Report From Board

Taft-Hartley Law Brought Into Strike   Negotiations To End Copper Stoppage Continue

HINT COPPER : INJUNCTION   Truman Moves To Evoke Taft-Hartley Act In Walkout

datt-Hartley Act Invoked In Copper  Mine Strike  Truman Names   Truman Names Board of Inquiry; Court Injunction May Come Later

Strike Probe Board Named By President  Panel Will Report ~ Back Sentember 4

‘Executive Names Board to Probe Watkout of 58,000 Mine,   Mill and Smelter Workers and Report Back to Him Sep  tember 4 — Action Means Injunction to End Walkout Would Not Be Asked Before Next Tuesday.

Metal Men, Labor Go On Bargaining  Truman Uses Taft-Hartley, But Officials Try to  Help Selves  HAS THREE-MAN BODY  Board, Headed by Ralph Seward, Gets Ready  for Hearings

Truman Invokes Taff-Hartley Act In Copper Strike   But Efforts Continue To Settle Walkout Imperilling Defense

TAFT-HARTLEY IS INVOKED IN COPPER TIEUP   Truman Starts Machinery  — for Possible Injunction; Efforts to. Settle Wage Dispute Continue.

Taft-Hartley Law Invoked By President   Defense Officials Report Dispute Hurting Production

Truman Invokes T-H Law To End Copper Strike   But Companies and Union Continue To Negotiate

The Weather   Copper Mine Pay Hike of J5c Agreed  Salt Lake Plan, Mayu Reanb —   Salt Lake Plan May Break — Mine Strike

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Act in Copper Fight   3-Man Board Named by President: Court Injunction Next

President Invokes TH Ad   ‘Copper Strike Has Hurt Production Of Essential Material

First Step Toward Injunction   Board to Inquire Into Circumstances Of Copper Strike

Taft-Hartley Act Applied By President   Truman Employes Law In Effort to Break Copper Shutdown; Negotiations Resume

Powers Under Taft-Hartley Bill Invoked   Inquiry Board Named To Look Into Issues. Leading To Walkout

Truman Invokes Taft-Hartley Act   Employs Emergency Provision In Try To  End Copper Strike

Marshall Asks Quick Action ‘On Aid Funds  Cavs US Place    Says U. S.. Place In World Depends On Armed Power

Marshall Calls for Fast Action On Foreign Aid   Cites’ Ominous Buildup on Other Side,’ Sees 3 Years Spending

RED MILITARY ~ BUILDUP SER   Marshall Says America Mus! Continue To, Aid Wee’ ABpe

Up , Ooliesh Says General   Marshall Pleads ‘for. Congress to Pr ide Military Aid: f : Free: Nations

Secretary Warns of Red Buildup—'Korean War I: Incident in World Plan’

Backs Foreign Aid  (Communist World Is Staging ‘Buildup. Marshall Declares

Marshall Asks Speedy Arms  Aid to Allies   Head of Defense ! Savs Communist Buildup Is “Rather Ominous’

BUILDUP ON OTHER SIDE OMINOUS'  Marshall Seeking Rush on Arms Aid

Marshall Urges Conaress Move Quickly on Aid   Buildup on Other Side Rather Ominous, Word Given House Committee

Marshall Urges Quick Military Rid for Nations   Communist Buildup Is _ Omincus, Committee ef House Told

Marshall Asks Quick Approval Of European Aid  Warns of Crisis Running into ‘54 Enr Allied Rlac

Marshall Asks Swift Action To Help Allies   Defense Chicf Says Red Bloc Build-Up “Rather Ominous”

RED MILITARY BUILDUP SEEN   Marshall Says America Must Continue To Aid Its Allies

Marshall Asks Fast Military Aid For Allies   Says Communist World Is Staging Ominous Buildup

Marshall Asks  Congress for Juick Action   Military Aid for Free Nations Needed Soon to Combat the ‘Other Side’

ENEMY BUILDUP IS SEEN AS OMINOUS   Marshall Says No Aid Letup Is in Sight

Marshall Urges Early Congressional Action On Military Aid For Allies

Marshall Sounds Warning in Urging , Quick Action on Military Aid Abroad

Red Buildup ‘Ominous’ Says Marshall   Says Nation Must Spend More Billions for Defense.

Red Tide On Upsurge As 1951 Begins   MacArthur Warns Japanese They May Soon Have to Rearm

Nations Throughout World Greet New Year With War. Car Deatiis, Dim Hopes, Toasts

kKkkkKKkk  12 RUSSIAN MIG’S FAIL TO HIT LONE UJ. & SHOOTING STAR

Truman Remain: Talk of Party   Leaders at Variance Qn Choice for 1952

GIRL PLANS TO BE VETERINARIAN  ‘Tech Coed Is Named To Share In Multi-Million Dollar Estate —

Allied U nits Move Ahead Near Parallel  A oe OF iS ks oe Ok a ee   Air Strikes Back UN’s Steady Push   Entrenched Chinese, Only 3 Miles From Frontier, Fight Bitterly

American Tank Columns Rolling  Over Communists In Slow But  Steady Advance; Reds Abandon Hill Position   AMERICANS PATROLS NOW IN OHUNCHON

ALLIES MEET RESISTANCE FROM ENTRENCHED CHINESE NEAR LINE: PUSH IT ASIDE

Only Scattered Enemy Resistance Is Reported In 8th Army Dispatch

The Weather   U. N. Drives Reds North Of Chunchon   Tanks Backed By Airplane; Artillery Fire

Entrenched Reds Are Pushed Aside Within 4 Miles Of Parallel   Powerful Tank Units And Shattering Artillery Rolling Steadily Over Red Defenses.

Allied Forces Roll Closer To Parallel   Chinese Throwing Up Heaviest Resistance Beyond Chunchon

Artillery Pounds Enemy’s ‘Rearguards As GI’s Push On Toward Old Border Tine

nly Light Resistance Red China et As Tank Columns Leadership oll Over Communists Is Wobbly.

Allies Meet Resistance In Drive Toward  doth Parallel   Powerful American Tank Columns Roll Slowly To Border  Tn Chuncon District

Communist Rear Guards Slow Allied Drive Just Short of Controversial Border Line, Only Scattered Or No Resistance Elsewhere

RESISTANCE BY COMMUNISTS PUSHED ASIDE   United Nations Forces Still Rolling Closer to the Korean 38th Parallel.

UN Forces Closer to Parallel   Chinese Put up Fight North of Retaken Chunchon, Gains Continue

Allies Nearing 38th; Reds Step  Up Resistance  UN Forces Still Roll Behind

Scattered Red Fighting Reported All Along Front   Commies Abandon "Tombstone Hill’ After Heavy Yank Blast

5 Yanks Felled By ‘Huk’ Attack  Manila Press Lists Report Of Fatalities

Five Yanks Slain By Huks As They Drive Near Manila   US Opens Investigation of New Communist Assault

Finnegan Told Several Times  To Quit, Claim   Sec. Snyder Testifie: In House Probe of Ta Collectors

Asked Finnegan for Resignation Several Times   Secretary Snyder's Testimony Appears to Dispute Finnegan's.

TRIED SEVERAL TIMES TO KICK FINNEGAN OUT   Treasury Secretary Refute: Finnegan Claims, He Was Asked to Stay. -

Snyder Wanted  Finnegan To Quit  Testifies He Asked Collector To Resign

Collector Asked To Quit Tax Job Snyder Testifies  Probers May Shift To Detroit Office

Ask for Snyder's Views On Scandal In Revenue Bureat  House Investigators  (oat an fliats+ina   House Investigators Get Conflicting Stories In Probe

Auriol Refuses To Accept Resignation  Pleven To Remain After Close Vote

State Senate Votes Civilian Defense Fund   Approves $100,000 2-Year Fund: Bong Memoria] Bill OK'’D

G.0.P. Leaders Split on Troops To Europe Issue   Assail Truman Administration in Lincoln Day Speeches

Dewey Asks Clear Stand Aga inst Reds GOP Leaders Assail Demo Foreign Policy

Republicans Rap Demos; Split on Troops-to-Europe   Administration’s Foreign and Domestic Leadership Called ‘Bankrupt’ in Flurry Of Lincoln Day Speeches; Dewey Leads Off

Lincoln Day Speeches Assail U.S. Leadership   Dewey Calls for Sweeping Extension of Monroe Doctrine; Duff Demands GO Positive and Affirmative Policies.

Truman’s Policies Hit as ‘Bankrupt’  G. O. P. Chiefs Split On Troops te Europe

Lincoln Day Addresses Of Republicans Assail  -Administration’s Policy   Dewey Calls For Sweeping Extension Of Doctrin ' And All-Out War ff Reds Step Over The Line   Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Gls’ Use Splits GOP Speakers   Lincoln Day Talks Rip Administration

IN LINCOLN DAY SPEECHES Republicans Assail Truman  Policy. Show Split in Party

Lineoln Day Addresses Of Republicans Assail  Administration’s Policy   Dewey Calls For Sweeping Extension Of Doctrine And All-Out War If Reds Step Over The Line

Administration’s Leadership Called “Bankrupt” By Speakers   TROOPS-TO-EUROPE ISSUE SPLITS GOP

GOPs Lash HST Regime’s Leadership As Bankrupt   Lincoln Day Speakers Split Over Issue Of Sending Troops To Bolster West Europe

Brannan Charges Politics’ By GOP On Crowder Grain Deal  Unfair Attack On His ‘Loyal And

Four Fliers Sentenced To Prison  State Department   State Department Considers Harsh Countermoves

Detling Finds 2 Officers Guilty   Reformatory Terms for Fatally Beating Man

28th Division Slated for Europe; Will Leave in Six or Seven Months   9ah Nat Sarnriced

Collision At Intersection Near Verona   5 Badly Hurt; Ex - Local Residents, Mt. Horeb Couple Are Involved

W or ld Reac tion  Sailnet cetencemetanean mtd ascent nena ea tae  Pravda Fires a in di Words: Hirohito Concerned

lechteler to  Be Navy Head   Truman Fills Sherman Vacancy, Passing Over Top Admiral

Fleet Chief In Top Post   Fechteler Is Choice» To Replaced Shermah

Naval Leader   Veteran “Salt? Stayed  Clear OF Controversy Involving ‘Air Foree ”

Truman's Choice Of Successor fo Adm. Sherman  Steered Clear of —

President Names _ Adm. Fechteler To Top Navy Commanc      Jumps Over Senior Officer Of Fleet In Mokina Selection

Adm. Fechteler Chosen For fop Navy Command  Appointee Stayed Out OF ‘Revolt’

FECHTELER GETS TOP NAVY POST   Admiral Who Steered Clear Of Revali Against Administration Policy Picked Ry Truman.

Adm. William Fechteler Is Truman’s Choice For The Top Navy Command   Steered Clear Of The ‘Admirals’ Revolt’ Against Administration

Truman Names Adm. Fechteler fo Naval Post   Senate Receives Cheice for Chief To Replace Sherman

Adm. Fechteler New Top Boss of Navy   New Chief of Mavol Oper etions Has Hod Wide Experience in Services

WEATHER   Navy Airman Overlooked  For Top Job   Truman Nominates Adm. Fechiler To  Succeed Sherman

Fechteler Given INavy’s Command   Atlantic Fleet Commander Nominated to Succeed Forrest Sherman as Chief of Naval Onerations

Fechteler Is Selected For Top Navy Job   ‘Surface’ Admiral Gets Post With Radford By-Passed

Truman Picks Fechteler, 55. As Navy Chief   Name Of Man Untouched By Air-Power Controversy Sent To Senate

Atlantic Fleet  Chief Promoted To Navy s Helm  Fechteler Stayed Clear of Sea-Air Defense Dispute

FechtelerNamed Chief of Naval Operations   Stayed Clear of Feud With Air Force Three Years Ago

Adm. Fechteler Is  Truman’s Choice as  t  Qonermanele: Kccwmneccsces

FECHTELER NAMED TO COMMAND NAVY   Veteran of 35 Years’ Service Ts Truman’ s Choice to Sues. my ceed Admiral: Sherman

Non-Revolt Admiral is President’s Choice for Chief of Naval Operations

Fechteler Named To Top Navy Job   Atlantic Fleet Chief Nominated

Would Boost Marine Strength   Senate Committee Calls: for 400,000 Ceiling on Corps

Recommand Boost In Size of Corps   400,000 Marine Ceiling Suggested by Senate Armed Services Group

Permanent Increase in Fighting Strength Of Marine Corps Recommended Today

Oskaloosa Girl, Eight Recovers From Eating Parents’ Sleeping Pills

DON'T FORGET T0 FILE TAX RETURNS   WASHINGTON, March 15— (UP)—Oops! Don't forget today jx income tax ¢

Red Diplomat: Given Gate By United States   Hungarians Ordered Ont In Retaliation For Budanest Move

United States Retaliates Soviet Order   Hungary Ordered To Withdraw Two Envoys Including Chief of Legation

U.S. Ousts Two Hungary Aides In Retaliation   Action Follows Move by Soviet Satellite to Ban U. S. Envoys

Hungary Ordered To Reduce Staff   US Move Against ‘Diplomats Seen As Retaliation

Hungary Ordered To Withdraw Two Of Its Diplomats   U.S. Move Retaliatory Acting Chief Of Legation Must Go.

U.S. Kicks Out 2 Hungarians  Eye-For-Eye Move Ata dd Agsinct Rede

Document Is Critical Of RFC Policies   Justice Department Given Paper By Sénator Maybank

N EVENT OF ATOMIC W AR  inemy Bomber Bases ‘Top Priority’ Target:

Former Soldiers Discover Philippine Tropical Life Isn’t Moonlight and Roses

Two L and N Trains Crash in Tennessee  Number of Persons  Killed Is Unknown

MacArthur ~ Quiz to Open Secret Files   Expect Week's Delay Before Hearing; JCS To Make Report on "Basic Differences’

Senators Expected to Get Most Files in Study of MacArthur-Truman Fight

Pentagon  Is Expected  To Offer All Documents  But Partof Recore On MacArthur   But Partof Record On MacArthur Ouster May Be  Pyeivate Shaxwing

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS? Senators to Investigate Record of MacArthur Row

Pentagon to Give Senators Record on M’ Arthur Differences   Rhee Lauds General For His Address

Defense Files To Be Opened In Policy Row   Study to Be Delayed Week As Midwestern Cities Gore MacArthur

Security Records Will Be Opened Only In Secret  Group To Analyze Besic Differences Between Mac, Chiefs

OFFICIAL SAYS SENATORS CAN CET EVIDENCE   Joint Committee May Hear MacArthur In  Next Few Days

Pentagon Expected to Open Files to Probing Senators  In Far Eastern Poliev Study

_  INVESTIGATING SENATORS MAY SEE ALL IN PROBE OF TRUMAN VS MACARTHUR

Secret Session Over Security s In Prospect   General Accepts Bid To Chicago And Milwaukee

All Defense Records Open To Senate Policy Probers  cg Vinee: Baw: Pinesimeamte: Bsxccall,

GOP Leaders, Dewey Agree On Hike Scale  Legislators Plan Se PE Ce CS ener   Legislators Plar To Introduce Measure Soon

Cattle Dealer Is Held for Murder Ot State Trooper  fnantan Adianenman   Granted Adjournment To Get Attorney, Contact Mother

60 Persons Hurt In Utica Wreck   Eight Cars Of Crack Train Jackknife

Mott Dies in Electric Chair   Remorseful, Worried Over Other Children; Killed Doughter in Drunken Rege

Milburn Mott 72nd Man to Die in Electric Chair :  Child Slayer Is Electrocuted

Most Of Nation Freezes In Colder Than Arctic Temperatures On Monday

Meat Workers Plan Walkout   Unions Set Meeting To Set Strike Date

Meat Packers Vote Walkout   CiO, AFL Unions Delay Setting Date For Strike; Green Sends Appeal

Tax Agent Suspended For Silence   New York Collector Can't Remember Of Four Bank Accounts

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   General “Cagey’ on Politics

On Job Now for NATO, Newsmen in U.S. Advised   Denies Any Political Aspirations, Desires to Finish His Task

Insists Parley Will Be Limited To Data on NA!0   Atlantic Defense Chief Shuns Hint On ‘52 Campaign

‘Ike’ Repeats He Has No Political Aspirations   But Backers Hope Visit Will Bring Nod On Candidacy

NATO Job Too Important for Any Partisan Action: General   Called Home to Get Facts Together on Defense Picture

General Returns: Has No Political Leanings, Repor!   Eisenhower Talks With Newsmen In NYC; Cites Present Command Dutie<

ke Pours Cold Water On Move To “Draft” Him   Has No Political Aspirations, He Declares Upon Return to United States

‘Ike’ Is Home Again   General Declares to Reporters During Stop In. New York He Has No Political Aims

U.N. Truce Team in Surprise  Offer to Settle Buffer Line   “Quarterback Sneak” Ruled Out  By Ike on Arrival in America

Little Hope of Agreement. With Russia at UN Meetina   Yugoslavia Charges. Soviets and Their fron Curtain Stooaes With "Hoctile Acte'

REGS TE ee ee  Commissions For Gillespie County Elected Officials Issued By Secretary of State Ben Sheppar¢

Commissions For Gillespie County Elected Officials Issued By Secretary of State Ben Sheppar¢

Troops-to-Europe Move Finds Way To Pigeonhole   Group Chairman Says ‘It May Stay There Forever’

Representatives May Not Have to Vote on Division Limits  NEEDS  CONCURRENCE

House Attempt To Pigeonhole Troops Ban Seer   Foreign Affairs Comittee Head Buries Resolution

Troop Resolutior Is Pigeonholed   House Sidetracks Senate Pronosal

Resolutions on Troops Bottled   Scant Chance They Wilt Be Revived

House Leaders Oppose Curb on Use of Troops   Insist President Be Given Free Hand In Defense Plans

DISTANCE TAX QN BIG TRUCKS SEEN IN OFFING   Dewey Is Reported As Supporting Plan For Heavy Vehicles

Prentis Urges Action on State Reorganization   Says GOP Must Do Something to Promote Efficiency

Prentis Calls on G.0.P. to Back  Reorganization   Says Party Must Pro. mote Governmental Efficiency This Year

Truce Only First Step, Say Chinese,  Voice Hope It May Lead to Far Eastern Peace

CEASE FIRE IS” JUST FIRST STEP, “CHINESE SAY   Peiping Radio Sees Possible Settlement But Uraes Alert.

Gov. Beardsley Against Change  Reorganization Bill Would Weaken Setup

Business Prophels Take Look Into Cominc Year; See 1952 As Pretty Fair In Most Respects Despite Tightening Controls

Benton in Call For McCarthy To Resign   Offers Resolution For Inquiry on Part in Election

Recommends Income Tax Reduction   Gov. Smith's Novel Plan Produces Hot Blast From Assembl)

Pian fo Cut State Income Taxes Hits Legislative Snag   Proposal of Gov. Smith Brings Mixed Reception: Some Charge “Politics.”

Smith Offers Novel Plan  To Reduce Income Taxes   Governor Accused of Playing Politics After Making Speech to Legislature

Silence Greets Urgent Request To Unload Nickel  Governor Will Meet  With Lahar Leaders

Strikers Begged To Work   Government Wants Defense-Vital Nickel Unloaded At N. Y. Harbor

Government Plea Is Disregarded   N. Y. Strikers Refuse to Un. load Vital Nickel from Norwegian Ship   of eee €§ 282 3 2 fk vv @& & & & wi BS 1 OO  Another Strike Threaten: U. S. Inter-Coastal Shipping Tonight

Sausage Going Up  OPS Order Due Today Will  Allow Upward Price Revision

GOPs Seeking One More Crack At An Ex-Solon  Want To Ask Casey About Memory In RFC Lean Inquiry

Republicans In RFC Quiz Aim At Casey   Senators Want To Needle ESA Aide On  Faulty Memorv

GOP Senators Want Another Crack At Casey   Hope Quiz May Bare Facts About Firing Of Alan Valentine

GOP Wants To Continue RFC Inquiry By Further Query Of ‘Casey, Aide To Johnston

GOP Senators Demandinc Another Probe Of Casey   Republicans Seek To Keep RFC Hearings Going; Johnston’s Top Aide New Target

GOP Demands Another Crack At Casey, Top Johnston Aide   Don't Fret If You Fail To Get Affention At Stores: Owners Are Working For Governmen'

Senators Seek Casey’s Recall In RFC Probe   Republicans Want Ex-Congressman To Give More Evidence

Republicans Want Crack AtESA Aide   Casey May ‘Bat? Again In Inquiry  On REC Influence

Defense Items Behind Schedule  See Greater Bite Gut Of Civilian Productior

Lagging Defense Production Cited In Senate Report   Urges Government To Take Bigger Production Bite

Lag In Defense Production Hit By Sen. Johnson   Civilian Goods Face Another Cut, Warns Chairman Of Group

Production Of Defense Items Said Well Behind   Subcommittee Asks Reduction In Civilian Goods

Production Ot Defense Items Lags   Senate Group States Output Has Fallen Perilously Behind Schedule Today

: Would Bite into Civilian Production ‘Output of Detense Items Lags, ‘Senate Subcommittee Renorts

Production of Defense Items Falling Behind   Committee Urges Greater Bite out of Civilian Production— No Military Data Told

‘Greater Bite’ Of Civil Output Recommended   Senator Johnson  Says U.S. Falls

Say Defense Production Is Behind Schedule   Lag Is Termed : ‘Dangerous’ By Senate Committee

Urge Bigger Bite Out Of Civilian Goods   Senate Subcommittee Releases Critical Report On Pace Of Defensive Buildup

7 La ee ps ENG wuns Lagging.  Defense Output Dangerously Behind Schedule; Senate Probers Urge Slash in Civilian Quotas

Senate Group Gives Report   Production Behind Schedule, It Reveals

Report Says Defense Production Falls ‘Dangerously Behind Schedule’

Report Defense Production Dangerously Behind. Schedule   ‘APPOINTMENT OF NEW “PROCUREMENT CZAR‘  SUGGESTED BY SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE

Defense Output Report Hits Lag  Senators Suggest Civilian Cutback

MORE FOR DEFENSE   Senators Ask for.a ‘Great. er Bite Out of Civilian Goods”

i ‘Twas a Grand Occasion! ;_iWas @ brand Uccasion!  ‘Nationwide Parades Mark St. Patrick’s Day Fetes

MARTHUR DENIES POLITICAL AIMS IN TRISC TALK   First Direct Statement on Issue Electrities Listeners   CROWD ROARS APPROVAL   300,000 Jam Downtown Section of City for Huge Celebration

SAN FRANCISCO GIVES OFFICER HUGE WELCOME   300,000 Line Streets During Two-Hour Parade

“Mac” To Air Asian Policy Views Today  Frisco Gives Him Rousing Sendoff

MacArthur Will Shun Politics; Lauds America   Makes Brief Sprech After Receiving Frisco’s Welcome

300,000 Jam San Francisco To Hail General   Congress Gets Asian Policy Views Today

But Whether He Runs Or Nat, Doug Is Center  Of Great Political Dispute As He Wings East  To Defend Views On Korea Before Congress RPIILLETIN!

Says He Wants Name Kept Oui of All Politics   Abrupt, Definite Announcement Stuns California Crowd

Political Aims Brushed Aside By MacArthur   300,000 Turn Out in San Francisco's Welcoming Pragram

Smile Returns to Little Crippled Boy, March of Dimes Replaces Stolen Brace

Allies Win in Greatest All-Jet Fight in Korea  Five Migs Shot Down, Five Others Damaaded With No UN Lace: Heav   Five Migs Shot Down, Five Others Damaged With No UN Loss; Heavy Losses Admitted in Ground Battles.   TALKING WITH REDS AGAIN

137 PLANES TAKE PART IN BATTLE IN KOREAN SKIES   First Reports Say  Alllicd Pilots Shot Down One Rus“sian-Made MIG and  Damaged Four Others.   SECOND DAY IN ROW AIRMEN HAVE CLASHED   Five Enemy Jeis Destroyed in Tuesday’s Struggle With Hits Scored on Five Others.

abrejets Vin Over  ted Planes   Yank Fliers Down Five ‘Enemy Migs

Biggest Battle In Jet History Won by Allies   37 Sabrejets Pitted Against 100 Russian Planes

Allied Planes Battle 100 Russian Jets   Five MIG’s Shot Down In 35-Minute Fight

Allies Win Biggest Jet Sky Batile In History   Five MIGs Lost, Five Damaged; One Sabre Hit, But Gets Home

Auto Dealers Get Backing or Credit Change:  Banking Committee   Banking Committee Members Favor More Liberal Terms

Reserve Call Up Under Fire   Armed Forces Rapped For Injustices By House Subcommittee

Reservist Call Ups. Lambasted  House Group Cites Mane “IninucHerps?

Cong) ressmen Rake Services Over Coal: For Injustices in Calling Up Reserves

Urges Early Release For  Men On Duty   New Program Asked T Prevent Errors; Will Hold Public Hearings

ARMED SERVICES HIT FOR WAY THEY “CALLED RESERVES   House Group Declares Kush to Get Men in Uniform Led to Broken Homes  and Bitterness,   GRANDFATHERS TAKEN, YOUTHS LEFT AT HOME   Report Says Many on Inac   tive List, Employed in Es sential Industries, Also Were Summoned.

10-Point Program Given Congress  In Annual Talk   Ruthless Russian Scheme Hit With Unprecedented Vigor

Vast Military Expansion Is Ahead For U.S:   Higher Taxes, Draft Extension And Other Plans Are o—  eS a ~~ > > ¢

TOTAL THREAT FACES NATION, HE DECLARES   Taxes, Draft, Controls Are Included in Presidential Plan.

REQUEST HIKES BUDGET T0 NEARLY BILLION   Includes Pay Hikes For Employes, School Teachers; Defense

GOP is Keening Ike in 52 Picture   Michigan Committeeman Asks Republicans To Check Eisenhower, Taft

Republican National Commitieeman. a Eisenhower in Spotlicht Despite Denial .

Gen. Ike Kept In 1952 Picture  Michigan Folks Told To Study lke, Taft

Gen. Eisenhower Remains In Presidential Picture Despite Fresh Denials Of Political Aspirations

Ike Kept in Race For °52 Election   mmitteeman, From Michigan Hearts > ath-the-General-and Sen Tiaht ws:  N ational ‘GOP

Ike’s Name Still Gets Mentioned Despite Denial Of Political Ambition

CG. O.P. Possibility For Presidency Ike Still Timber Despite Denial Of Political Hopes

Republican National Committeeman Keeps Eisenhower in Spotlight Despite Denial

Ike Still In GOP Picture   Michigan Leader Wants Eisenhower, Taft Remembered

CostelloSeesCrime Investigators Once More in Probe   Gambler Tells Reporters He Expects Pleasant Session With  ~~ Qroaun .

Sen. Taft Throws Weight Behind Effort To Bind Two Troops-To-Europe Proposal.

Would Require Two-House Action  Taft Backs Proposal On  iTroops-to-Europe Issue

European Troop Issue Still Under Fire   Taft Supports Plan Requiring OK From Both House, Senate

France fo Elect New Assembly  Revised Voting Lows WAs'ti pb. Fk, lll

REGIONAL ADVISER FROM THE NATIONAL STAFF  OF CAMP FIRE GIRLS, ENC, TO BE IN PINEDALE AND BiG PINEY SOON

WILL RETURN TO SCREEN FOR ROLE   Mary Pickford to-Star After Lone Retirement

AMERICA’S SWEETHEART . :  Mary Pickford Plans ‘Just One More Film

U.S. Sets Up Credit Curbs   Office Construction 30-Day Freeze Ends

EGYPT ASAED 10 TET BLOCKADE AN ISRAELY SHIPS   Security Council Requests Easing Of Suez Canal  Reetriction«

Interstate Ban On Punchboards Is Threatened  Moving In Rapidly * As Slots Move Out

CRIME COMMITTEE HEARS REPORT  Punchboard Gambling Replaces Slot Machines In Parts Of U.S.

Threaten Interstate Ban On Punchboards to Curb Large Gambling Racket

Mrs. L. R. Shero. Educator, Dies   Smethport Native’s Wife Gained Fame

Government Will Fight Black Market   Also Will Seek To Eliminate  Hidden Inflation

WILSON WILL USE POWERS TO PROTECT = CONSUMERS AGAINST BLACK MARKETS

2-Cent Gas Tax Boost Urged By Stevenson   Road Proposal Tops Program Offered to Legislature

Claims Money Is Needed to Repair Roads  Tells Legislature Funds Are IJreent

Missing American  in Lubianka Prison Noel Field Called  No. 1 American Spy

State Department Worker Located   Noel Field Is Reported  Moscow Prisoner

SOVIET POLICE  HOLDING FIELD   Long Missing American Ir  Moscow’s Dread Lu bianka Prison

Yank Said Captive  In Moscow Prison Missing ‘Spy’ Is Reported ‘Worth Weicht In Gold’

Reds Start Attacks On Wide Front   Allied Worplones Step Uy Campaign On Communist Supplies

REDS ATTACK U.N. UNITS AT POINTS ALONG WINE FRONT   Pitched Battles Fought in Some Sectors — Action Stretches From Center to Punchbowl in East.   ALLIES RENEW ASSAULT ON ‘HEARTBREAK RIDGE’   American and French In       tions Near Top Despite Pounding by Big Guns.

Pitched Battles Still Raging In Central Korea   U. §. Second Division and French Battallion Cling to Position Just Short of Top of “Heartbreak Ridge”.

nemy Uncorks Moderate o Heavy Attacks Along )-Mile Front In Korea   French And American Doughboys Hold Desperately To Positions Threatening Red-Held Points On ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

Reds Attack Sharply on Wide Front  In Korea   Blows Heavy  To Moderate Along 50 Miles; U.N. Planes Seore

HEAVY FIGHTING IS UNDERWAY IN KORE   Rea Troops Uncork Attacks Along 34 Miles Of Front; Air  Force Is Active

30,000 Rally To Support Of Iran Premier   Crowd Roars “Death To The Enemies Of Mossadegh.”

MOSSADEGH SUPPORTERS MASS BUT NO VIOLENCE REPORTED   Rally Agoinst  “British Intrigue!’ But Really Against Premier's Opponents

RIDGWAY ASKS REDS TQ NAME NEW LOCATION   Suggests Joint Patrols By Contenders If Talks Continue

RED PRISONERS ‘WELL TREATED ~ BY AMERICANS   Average Captive Does Ne’ Know Why He Is Fighting la Korea   MOST DO NOT WANT TO RETURN TO CHINA

Enemy Prisoners In UN Camps Well Fed,  Prefer South Korea, Newsman Reports

Vost Red Prisoners Claim They Don’t Want To Return To China Or North Korea

AFL Slated To Re-Elect Green For New Term  Labor Group Also To Invite ClO To ‘Come Home’

A. F. L. All Set  For Unity Push   Prepares to Return William Green to Presidency  998th Time and to Bid C. 1. O. to “Come Home”

GREEN UP FOR RE-ELECTION   A. F. L. President Expect. ed To Be Elected For 28th Year

Stage Set for AFL To Reelect Green  Convention To Close On CIO Unity Bid

AFL Set To Retain Green In Presidency, Make Strong Bid For CIO To Return Home

AFL To Reelect Green President   Delegates Stek To Wind Up Convention With Push For Unity

Election, Unity AFL Meet Topics  Green Vote Due; mmamm ad... gt...

‘Will Name Green For 28th Year  ‘Strong A.F.L. Plea Due ‘For C.L0. To ‘Come Home

FUND IS GROWING   Gratifying Response to Appeal for Little Orphan; Total $435.80

FUND IS GROWING   SUNY AF UAV TT a  Gratifying Response to Appeal for Little Orphan; Total $435,80

Senate Approves $7 Billions Plus Foreign Aid Bill   Compromise Measure Adds $197 Millions To Outloy for Year

Senate Passes $7.4 Billion Bill For Foreign Aid  Measure Gives  Control of Fund To White House   Bleck Inctafiment

Vast Aid Outlay Wins Approval Of Senate, 56-21   Earlier Figure Given $197,150,000 Boost; Contral Is Divided

Senate Okays Foreign Aid Measure;  Conferees Agree On Defense Fund:

Bill Bolstering West's Defense Goes fo House   Act Abolishes ECA; GOP Wins Motion for Divided Rule

Huge Aid Bill Passes Senate   Military And Economic  Program To Cost U.S. $25 Billion

SENATE APPROVES  FOREIGN AID BILI   VOTES 56 TO 21 FOR 87,183,400, 000 OUTLAY—HOUSE YET TO ACT.

Senate OK’s $7 Billion. Bd. For Foreign Aic      House to Act Today On One-Year Outlay For Defense Proaram

Union Officers [hock Ailaanad  iwweis Pvt vyvu\  Poi iICe Vie ole ence

Reds Agree To Meeting   Ta Participate In Disarmament  Session of UN

Russia Says She Will Join Arms Group   ‘Soviet Opposed To Basis  Of Plan But Will Take Seat With Others

BV BAIVEL A MUS a  Driver’s License Offices Opened Today in Three .  - Towns in County

Fanatic Shoots Razmara While In Shah Mosque   Cabinet Member Is Acting Premier

SLAY ER CAPTURI CAPTURED  Premier of Iran Killed By Assassin’s Shots

Razmara Hit By 3 Shots, One In Brain   London Fears Slaying May Increase Turmoil On Western Flank

Religious Fanatic Kills iran Premier  ‘Strong Man’ Razmara Steered Middle Course

PREMIER OF IRAN KILLED BY ASSASSIN   Religious Fanatie ‘Among Group Demanding Nationalization of Oil Fields.

4-Fs Also fo Be Reclassified Under New kules   385,000 Will Lose Deferments Under Regulations

Married Men And Four-F’s Change Status   Estimated 385,000 Are Affected By Broad Regulation

Thousands Of Deferred Men Will Be Liable For  Military Service Under New Drait Regulations

4-F's, Husbands Without Kiddies Subject To Draft   Truman Signs New Law; Draft Boards Wil Reclassify Registrants, Lowering Draft Aae From 19 To 18! Years Immediately

Induction of Childless Husbands and 4-F’s Permitted by New Draft Rules

Non-Fathers and 4-Fs Facing Draft Under a New Bill   300,000 May Be Calle: Into Military Service When Measure Signe

Childless Husbands Lose Draft Deferment  Precdent Siene baw lowsrns Induchon Reauiremente

arried Men, )thers Soon 'o Face Draft       lew Regulations Affect Childless usbands, Physically Ineligible

Childless Husbands Due For Draft ‘Greetings’  New Regulations Also Provide 4-Fs   New Regulations Also Provide 4-Fs _May Be Among 385.000 Facing Call

300,000 Will: Lose Deferments  Rules Drawn   Rules Drawn Under New Law Await Approval

New Draft Law Will Cause Reclassifying   Conscientious Objector Group May Be Forced To Do Two Years Work tr! Physically Able

NEW DRAFT RULES TO STRIP 300,090 OF DEFERMENT!   Regulations Sent to Trnman for Approval—Carry Out  Provisions of Universal   Training Act.   ICHILDLESS MARRIED  MEN ARE AFFECTED   Estimated 150.000 4-P's Ex. pected to Be Taken When Mental Standards Are Lowered.

New Rules Make Thousands More Subject To Draft   Married Non-Fathers Will Become Eligible

Many Draft-Deferred Men Soon Liable for Service;  Include Childless Husbands

White Sox Split with Yankees, Remain 2% Games in Front; Dodgers. Win

Thundershowers Spray Carolinas   Long Dry Spell Is Ended On Most Of  Farming Sections

Long Drought Is Ended In  Carolinas —   Showers Spray Both States:

Discuss Water Problems  With Navajo Leaders   Warn Rio Farmers Water Will Vanish

KKKKKK  VERMONTERS COMPLAIN YOUTH KILLED IN WAR HAD EIGHT DAYS TRAINING

Shocked by Marijuana Sales To Students, Jury Indicts 10   S STUDENTS INVOLVED

Marijuana Ring Found in School   Wichita Falls, Tex., Jury Indicts Ten

10 Adults Indicted For Operating Dope Ring In High School: Parents Scolded

Narcotics Rings Shock To Jury.   ‘Marijuana Sold — In High Schools

Sale of Marijuana In Wichita Falls Schools Disclosed   Grand Jury Discloses Youngsters In Texas Town Have Been Buying And Smoking Habit Forming Drug

REMEDY? KEEP CHILDREN HOME! Texas Grand Jury Indicts  10 in School Dope Sales

Seend Jury Gives Advice Wichita Falls is Shocked By Dope Sales in Schools

10 Indicted in School Dope Ring  Pe re ee ee   Shocked Grand Jury Gtfers Advice to Parents

WARN PARENTS OF DRUG HARM   Wichita Falls Grand Jury Shocked By Marijuana Sales

Another Delay In Path Of Bracero Agreement Between U. S., Mexico

DELAY ACTION QN RED CHINA   Delegates Given Time To Check Details

Nervous UN Split Into Huddles   Delegates Given Time To Consult Their Governments

Resolution To Denounce Chinese As Aggressors  Meets With DelayInw.N.

Controversy May Prolong Session Of Legislature   Budget and Other Problems May Not Be Resolved Easily;  Can Chas Baewewew

Cash to Set Session Pace  State Solons Expect Rrief Logialature If

West Could Hole Russ at Rhine   Commanders Estimate Combat Effectiveness

Allies Building Up Tremendous. Force In Eure 2       By DANIEL DE LUCE and GEORGE BOULTWOCOD

Clock Watcher!   Communists Lose As Nation Swings To Rightist Groups

De Gaullists Take Lead In French Voting   Communists Secon: Middleof-Road Party Makes Up Coalition

—ELECTION—   DeGaullists Capture Most Seats   COALITION MAY KEEP CONTROL

Communists Lose As France Votes   De Gaulle’s Party Gains Strength, Emerges Largest Single Group

DeGaulle’s Party- Wins Most Seats   Réds Lose Ground Although They He High Popular Vote

Middle Group Probably Will Continue to Rule; Reds Lose Many Seats

(ALLEN NAMED TO COACH ALL STARS   K.U. Basketball Mentor to Direct West Team ‘in Classic   AT MADISON GARDENS

4. Hours Instead Of 2 Days : Helicopters Lift Marines To Peak  )

Helicopters Meve Marines to Mountain Peak in Four Hours, Trip of Four Days on Foot

‘Just Another Job,’ Says Pensacolian: Giant ‘Copters Carry Company Of Marines Into Battle Zone

Britain Begins Production of Atomic Bosebs         London Daily Plan to Explode Test Bomb Soon

British Enter Atomic Field  England Reveals Its Plants Producing A-Bomb Missiles

BRITAIN MAKING ATOMIC BOMBS   TEST WEAPON SOON TO BE EXPLODED EXFERIMENTALLY, PAPER SAYS,

BRITAIN BUILDING, ATOMIC WEAPONS    Official Hints Development in Broad Field; Pregress Secret

NATIONAL JERSEY SHOW ADOED TO THE NATIONAL DAIRY CATTLE CONGRESS

McCormick In Top Navy Pos!   Capital Stunned At The * Death Of Admiral Forrest Sherman

Country’s Loss Great, Says Truman   Four Men With Rank of Admiral in Line fot Post.

Sherman's Death Is Great Loss   President Pays Tribute To Chief Of Naval Operation:

Admiral Lauded By Officials  .Nation’s Loss Great, Président Declare:

Death Shocks Truman; Says  Loss Is Great  President Will Name Successor

Hurricane Is Gaining Force  Brownsville, Texas, In Path Of Storm

Mexico Target: 2d Time for  Growing Wind:   Leaves 114 Dead In Its W: ake—Cuts ‘Path Acrase Quit

Hurricane Increases In Size  114 Dead Left   114 Dead Left In Storm’s Wake

Will Get Chance To Express Public Stand on Acheson   Seek to Obtain No Confidence Vote

Anti-Achesor Drive Gains  In Congress   Democrats Joining QOuster Movement

Fighting Erupts On Korean Front   Allies and Reds Tangle On Ground, in Air

Fighting Is Heavier In Korea   Tempo Increases As POW Talk Solit Widens

Heavy Fighting Breaks Long  Lull In Korea  Allies Pull Back  ALtny Lined Rattl-

Chinese Lines Crumble on Han: U.N. Drive May Stop at River   General Ridgway Reports 61,000 Reds Killed in Two Week Offensive; Task Forces Pound Ahead In Snow and Cold

Allies Reach Han River in  39-Mile Push   Ridgway Says They May Not  Try for Seoul

Allies Sweep Thru shattered Chinese Defenses fo Han   Enemy Suffers 61,000 Casualties Since U.N. Offensive Began Jan. 25.

On Whole Fighting Front Snow And Overcast Skies Held Planes to Ground

CEM PE ANGE TE fOr ae  An Allied task force swept thvoush shattered Chi nese Communist defenses today to reach the Han river, Rive miles southeast of burned-out Seoul.

Allied Task Force Reaches Han River   Almost No Enemy Resistance During US Push North

Seoul May Be By-Passed As Americans Continue Attack   Inchon Again Under U. N. Guns

LE ROY KEIHN HELPED. D OVER MOUNTAIN RANGE BIGGER THAN ROCKIES IN THE MILLION-YEAR DARKNESS'-OF PACIFIC OCEAN’S COLD AND MYSTERIOUS DEPTHS   4.H News

LEROY KEIHN HELPED. DISCOVER MOUNTAIN RANGE BIGGER THAN ROCKIES IN THE  ~ MILLION-YEAR DARKNESS’ OF PACIFIC OCEAN’S COLD AND MYSTERIOUS DEPTHS

Union Favors Labor Pa rtv   Mine. Smelter Workers Place No Faith in Major Parties

Baby Strangles On Cord, Dies While In Crib   Weekend Violence Brings Death To Seven Arkansans

YOUTHS TAKING OVER AT FAIR’S STOCK EXHIBITS   Baby Beef Events Moved Near Close Of New Procram_

Agree Under Protest To Admit Press   Invite Ridgway To Suggest How To Police Zone

Resumption of Korean Peace Talks Indicated   Communists Agree to. Declare Kaesong Neutral Zone and to Permit Entry of UN Newspaper Correspondents Into Area.

Allied Newsmen Will Be Admittec To Parley City   General Has Not Yet Commented on Communist Reply

20 Correspondents Of The World Free Press To Be Admitted; Acceptance Comes Via Broadcast From Pyongyang Radio   RIDGWAY AWAITING OFFICIAL ANSWER

Communists Agree To Withdraw All Troops From City   UN Officials Hail Communist Agreement As Big Victory For Gen. Ridgway; Reds Also Agree To Permit UN Reporters To Cover Cease-Fire Parley At Kaesong

Correspondents To Be Admitted To Kaesong Ares   Fighting Centinues Along Central Front

Reds Accept U.N. Demands   Communists Agree To Neutral Area; Correspondents Will Go To Kaesong

Foe Accepts U.N. Terms    Radio Reports ‘Agreement on Kaesong as Open City, Admittance of Newsmen

RIDGWAY PROPOSAL OKd IN PRINCIPAL BY REDS’ LEADERS   Neutral Zone Plan Is Accepted; ‘20 Newsmen To Be Admitted; Hailed As Victory For U.N.

U.S Anticipates Peace Gesture By Soviet Union   Delegates Almost Certain Moscow Will Make First Move

PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF SUN EARLY SATURDAY   Old Sol Will Rise As A Cresent Along Eastern Seaboard otc. s.

Ex-OSS Agent Denies Part in  Murder Plot   Former Officer Against Returning To Italy for Trial

France, Brifain Ban Flights to Czechoslovakia   Retaliate for Mistreatment of Allied Citizens

Jobs In Auto Industry Cut By Shortages  Co uadss Cantoale Ales   Credit Controls Also Factor In Layoffs Of Many Thousands

33,000 Jobs Closed Down;  More Are Due  Auto Industry Begins   Auto Industry Begin: Curtailments Due To Shortage, Controls

Auto Industry Begins Layoffs  At Least 33,000 Will Re Tdle For Awhile

‘Squeezed’ Auto Industry Begins Big-Scale Layoff   Shortage of Materials And Stricter Credit Controls Are Blamed

NEUTRALITY ~ OF KABSONG 18 VIOLATED   U.N. Commander Wants Stronger Guarantees for Future Red Behavior.

Ridgway Wants Tight Guarantee Against Reds ‘Patrolling’ Kaesong Talks

jEven If Communists Give Requested .Guarantee Truce Conference Could Not Resume Before Thursday   COMMUNISTS CLAIM VIOLATIONS BY U. S.

Reds’ Reply Awaited on Demand for Stronger Guarantee of Neutrality

RIDGWAY NOT SATISFIED BY AED PROMS   Meanwhile Peiping Radio Has New ‘Complaints of Allied Acts.

Ridgway Asks New Guarantee of Protection   Further Violation _ of Neutrality Zone to End Talks.

Demands New Guarantees on Neutral Zone   Truce Talks Unlikely to Resume Before Thursday

Gen, Ridgway Refuses To Resume Talks   Further Violations Will Permanently Break Off Parleys

Ridgway Asks for Better Guarantee   Holds Team in Tokyo yntil Reds Reply te Demands

Reds Asked To Assure Armed Forces Will Not  Enter Conference Zone

Peace Talks Await Red Guarantee   Ridgway Warns Further Violatior Will End Talks

Wants Stronger Guarantee From Reds That Troops Will  Stay Away Krom Truce Area

UN General In Stiff Stand On Cease-Fire   Reds Have Not Replied to His Sharp Rebuy tt

13 Killed, Scores Injured as Storms Hit Northern States  Damage Into Millions As Cleudbursts, Wind Hits Without Warnin

Oilers. Turn. Back Mission, 8to2 Red Sox math Migérs, 63  US. Davis Cuppers Whip Japanese   - For peraits s see sports’ SC don,   Upper Midwest Storms Fatal, To Fourteen:

‘Thunderstorms Strike Hardest In Minnesota   13 Dead, Scores Injured as Area Hit by Cloudburst

Geraldine Miller; 16>-Sue cumbs After Wreck Near Home; Four Hurt

Reds Renew Slow-Down Of Truck Traffic Over Kast-West German Line

Agreement Halts TWUA Strike Plan   Knoxville Mill Workers Walk Out  Despite Settlement

BRITISH TRAIN WRECK KILLS 11   American Airman Among Dead After Five Cars Smash

England Train Wreck Kills 8   American Airman Included in List of Victims: 45 Passengers Injured

BRITISH EXPRESS ‘WRECKED: FIGHT PERSONS KILLE   Albany Soldier Among 45 Others Injured In Rail es ees

Kleven Die; 45 Others Injured   Express Train in England Tumbles Into a Ditch

Train Wreck Kills Eight   Speeding Express Jumps The Tracks On English Run

Eight Dead In British Wreck   U. S. Air Force Corporal Among The Dead; Many Hurt.

Is It Wedding Bells This Time?  Hunter-Tracker Sinatra Close On Hleels of Latin-Bound Beauty

Special Plane On Way to Washington With Adm. Sherman  Chief of Naval Operations to Be Buried in Arlington

Sherman's Body Flown ToU. S.  Military Rites At Arlington Planned

Skymaster Flies Adm. Body Home   Teo Be Buried In: Washington at ‘ Arlineton. Cemetery

Rites For Admiral Sherman Due In Arlington On Friday   POINT SPREAD DEAL NOTED  8 Bradley Players Tied To New Cage Game *Fix’

Fly Sherman's Body For Burial At Arlington   Mediterranean Fleet Men and Officers Pay Tribute Ta Admiral

Eri IN ARMC CHATR  Czeeh-Held Yank Pilot Tells. of. 34-Hour Quiz.

Belt Conveyor Facing Senate Floor Debates   Committee Votes 5 to 4 To Submit ‘Rubber Railroad’ Legislation

—LEGISLATURE Conveyor Bill Goes To Senate  Measure Voted Out Of Committee

Belt Conveyor Bill Sent To Senate Floor   Committee Pulls Surprise Move in 5 to 4 Vote

MOSTLY MISSIONARIES a  Yanks in China Prisons Cause Grave Concern —

30 Americans Held Prisoners By Red Chinese  wo aK   State Department Expresses Concern Over Their Safety

U. §. Cuts Back Prices On Used Autos  Phil Murray Gets VAs... 2... oe”   Phil Murray Gets Workers To Seek New Raise

Used Car Price Ceilings Set Up  Rolled Back Below January Levels

 1957 Cars Excepted Government Rolls Back Price ‘Ceilings on Used Automobiles

U.S. Rolls Back Ceiling Prices On Used Automobiles ane 6 Per Cent Below January Levels; 1951 Models Excepted

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Set Ceilings At Current Mart Levels

Ceiling Prices on Used Cars Rolied Back Six Per Cent Below January Levels

GOV'T KNOCKS DOWN PRICES ON USED CARS   New Ceilings Set At Prices At Market Level; "51 Model Exceptions.

CEILINGS ON USED CARS   Government Sets Maximum Prices at Six Per Cent Below Last January Levels.   DOLLARS AND CENTS ORDER IS RELEASED   Lists 1950 4-Door Chevrolet Price at $1,555 Now and $1,523 After Next January 1. -

7 DEC. 20— Schedule _ Lowest in  This Area   ‘51 MODELS ON SLIDING SCALE

OPS Reveals Cut In Used Car Ceilings   Six Per Cent Below January Level; Calls - For 2% Depreciation

Ceilings for Used Autos Rolled Back   U.S. Decrees Prices Six Percent Below Last January's Levels.

Ceiling Prices on Used Autos Are Rolled Back   6 Pct. Under Levels of Last January, Is OPS Order

Ceiling Is ix Per Cent Under Jan.   2% Depreciation Deduction Planned Every 3 Months

6% Rollback Set On Prices of Used Cars   2% Deduction For  Depreciation Fixed

OPS Rolls Back  Used Car Prices   Ceiling Six Per Cent Below Last January— Cut Every 3 Months

Doesn't Mean Much Change—  Set Used Car Ceilings Below January Levels

OPS Lowers Ceiling Prices  On Used Cars   New Rollback Puts Values Six Per Cent Below Last January’s

OPS ROLLS BACK USED CAR COSTS   New Dollars and Cents Formula Established

OPS Rolls Back Used  Car Prices   Ceiling Prices Are Set At Six Percent Below Last January's Levels

Ceiling Prices On Used Cars Rolled Back: Future Adiustmenits Provided

Cut Used Car  Price Ceiling   Rollback To Current Market Cost Levels

Price Rollback Of 6 Per Cent On Used Autos   Under January Levels; New Rules Set For 1951 Mode! Cars

All But.’51 Models—  Used Car Prices Rolled Back In Latest Government Order

Ceiling Price On Used Cars Rolled Back   Government Orders 6 Percent Reduction  From Last January

Ceiling Prices On Used Cars Rolled Back   OPS Order to Drop Prices Six Per Cent Below Last January Levels

OPS Rolls Back Used  Car Prices   New Ruling 6 Per Cent Below Last January Levels

Government Rolls Back Ceiling Prices On Used Cars Below Levels of January

SIX PER GENT oLAGH BELOW JANUARY TOP   Order Takes Effect Nov. 20 and Price Drops: °30 Davs Later.

Roll Back Used Car OPS Lid   New Ceilings Put At 6 Pet. Relens Levels of January; About Market Price

Senator Demands AllFacts Before Groves Is Blamed For Afoinic Leaks

Groves Is Defended By Case   Senator Asks Facts On Atomic Control Dispute

Chinese Open: Floodgate In Dam At Big Reservoir. But Man-Made Flood ‘Fails To Endanger United, Nations Army:   “News From Fronts

Indirectly Accuses Acheson of Using Misleading Data   Speaks Before Historic Alamo At San Antonio

MacArthur Indirectly Accuses Acheson of Using Propaganda To Mislead U.S. on Formosa Stand

Charges Acheson With Misleading American Public   MacArthur Brings Up Formosa Issue In Direct Attack  On State Secretary

Mae Accuses  Acheson Of Lie   Ex-Defense Chief Johnson Sees U. S. Recognizing China Reds

Acheson Used Propaganda  —MacArthur   ‘Likens the Secretary’s Formosa Sta*ement to ‘The Soviet System’

Deposed Far East Commander Tells Cheering  Texas Audience Secretary of State Misled Public in 1949 When He Issued Paper on Formosa—  Likens Action to System Used he Soviets

Mac Decries ‘False Fear’ In USS.   Blames Propaganda Of Weakness in New Attack on Truman Regime at Houston

General To Stay 4 Hours In San Antonio Then lo Dallas For Speech

Mac Arthur Strikes Out At Acheson   General Charges Public Is Mislead  Ry Pronannnda

eeeniiiine iil = Se ll  Limited Access Road Given Boost By Court

U. S. Would Aid Chinese in Any Revolt Against Russia, Secretary Rusk Hints

U.S. Help Hinted tf Chinese Rebel   Support of Chiang Also Is Promised By Acheson Aide

HINT U.S. AID  FOR CHINA TO  OVERTHROW REDS CALL ON NATION  TO REALIZE ROLE  Al BiinAnArT era.

State Department Aide Pledges Help  To Nationalists  Dulles Says Chinese Used as Puppets To Win Korea

ACHESON AIDE SPEAKS QUT  U.S. Hints Backing for Anti-Red Revolt in China

US. ENTERS OIL DISPUTE   Russia Is Strongly Denounced By U.S. Asst. State Secretary

TV Shy Costello Declines To Tell Group of Wealth   Big Time Gambler Is Told To ‘Think It Over’ Or Face Contempt Charge

Gambler Balks At Questions From Probers   Frank Costello Refuses T Say How Much He Is Worth

Costello Won’t Reveal Wealth ‘To Crime Probers  Jittery, Television-Shy Witness Is Given   Jittery, Television-Shy Witness Is Give: Time to Think It Over; Denies He's the “Bia Boss’ of Underworld.

Costello Balks At Questioning About Income   TV-Shy Gambler Fear: Trouble Over Tax,  Nanartation

Costello Won't Tell What His Wealth Totals   ' Crime Quiz: Witness Says He Got Start “At ‘Huey Long Bid

TV-Shy Frank Costello Refuses To Tell Solons Total Amount Of Wealth

GAMBLER FAGES CONTEMPT MOVE BY SENATE GROUP   Committee Talks Openly of the Possibility of Deportation   DENIES HE'S ‘BOSS’   ‘Wiretaps Offercd in Move to  Show He ds Crim inals’ Overtord

House Probers To Study Tax Fraud Cases   Committee Plans To Study Handling Of Charaes

Inflation Melts Defense Funds   Marshall Estimates It Costs Taxpayers. $7 Billion a Year  In Military Suontiec

Marshall Says Inflation Cuts Defense Fund   Urges Extension Of Controls Setup

Sec. Hits  Arms Loss To Inflation   Inflation Costs Taxpayers About $7,000,000,000

Kefauver Aims At Distilleries   Dry Southern Areas Face  Cairo Liquor Leak

5 Law Invalidates ols 2 Unit Petitions      Armour Blames  Loss on Controls 2

Armour Blames Price Controls for «-s, $5 000,000 Loss on Beef Slaughter ‘“

Wealthy Widow Shoots Poacher  Threatened With Gun Says Mrs. Ryan

Self-Defense Plea In Slaying of Man   District Attorney Agrees —  With Wealthy Woman, But   Wants to Check Further

TRESPASSER SHOT TO DEATH BY HEIRESS   Ignores ‘Keep Out” Signs anc Threatens Her With Rifle.

U.N. Ar ‘tillery Pounds Chinese In Narrowi ing Defense Area South of River

Yank Armor Blasts at Red Bastion   Allies Bare Bayonets In Backing Fee, Against Han River

Greatest Armored Drive Of The War Forces Reds To Withdraw More Than 5 Miles To New Line

ARMORED FORCES SLAM INTO REDS’ NEW DEFENSE LINE   Chinese Fight With Backs ta Han — Throw Bridges Across River to Provide  Escape Route.   U.S. TROOPS TWICE ATTACK WITH BAYONETS   Capture Vital Hill in One Charge—Defenders Flee in Confusion at Sight of Steel,

U.N. Tanks Within Four Miles of ROK Capital   Forward Elements of Task Force Crunch Northward on 15th Day of Limited Drive; Allied Troops Bare Steel as Reds Resist

UN Troops With Bared Bayonets Clear the Hills   Greatest Drive of the War Forces Enemy to Continue Falling Back; Resistance Stiifens in Center.

U.S. Forces Four Miles From City   Allied Troops With Bored Bayonets Go With Task Force

Chinese Communists Backed Against Thawing Han River In Greatest Armored Drive

Armored Drive Forces Enemy Back to River   Artillery Pounds Reds In Narrowing Defense Area South of Capital

[Independent Oil Producers Studying  Possible Plea For Crude Price Hike

Father, Drawing Gun In Game With Youna Son. Accidentally Shoots Wife

Proposed State Income Tax Opposed By Labor as “A Hardship” on Workers

Delicate Issue Is In Draft Bill   Segregation Clause Add ed To Measure Armed Forces Committee Submits To Congress.

Debate Follows Easter Recess Ending April 3   Committee Votes Out Controversial Measure. 32-3

Segregation Clause in House Draft Measure  Committee Sends Bill to Floor After 32.2 Vata

ONLY SIX STUDENTS ENTER ESSAY CONTES]   Contest Was by Americar ion for Four-Year  Scholarship   ‘VALUED AT $2400

The Colonel [s Embarrassed  Pretty Redhead Who Posed > As WAF Officer Now in Jail

B-29s Pound Communist Airfields   - Reds Rush To Prepare North Korean Bases for MIG Fighters

Precious Gifts Continue fo Pour Into Cairo Following Wedding of King and Commoner

 Nile Kingdom Rejoices at Farouk’s \Marriage; Public Holiday Proclaimed

Gifts Pour In For King Farouk  Truman Sends Four Matched Glass Vases

FAROUK TAKES BRIDE IN ALLMALE CEREMONY   Queen Drives to Palace Six Hours Later Past Milion Subjects.

Gifts Pour Into Cairo Palace After King Farouk Marries Commoner, 17

Bride Not Present for Ceremony ~  All Egypt Rejoices at Kina’ S Weddine

Governor Urges Germans, Japanese Be Armed to Resist Russian Attack

Brush Off Truman Plea For More Tax   Senate Spokesman Flag: Down Request For An other Ten Billion, Urges Reduced Spending.

Tax “Shakedown” Testimony: Denied   Chicago Attorney Electrifies House Subcommittee With Tale of Capital Cliaque’s Operations

REPLY AWAITED TO ACCUSATION OF RICH RACKET   Chicago Attorney Describes §500,000 Revenue Combine Operating With Washineton Names.

Accused Of —  Offering ro ix’ For a Price ; “Salf-Steled “Dealer”?   -Self-Styled “Dealer” Linked With Govt. ..  SS a ae ee

SHAKEDOWN CHARGED Multi-Enterprise ‘Dealer’ Testifies Before Tax Group

Nathan To Reply To Charge Of Tax Shakedown  Attorney Claims Big  Washington Names Linked To ‘Combine’

Negro Kills Guard, Escapes Death Cel   Police Seek Armed Fugitive; $1,000 Reward. Posted-

“HE WON'T BE TAKEN’ ALIVE"  Chicago Police Ready to Kill Convict Who Killed Guard i in Jail Escape:”   : Death-Row Prisoner Hunted by 16 : i Squads After Brutal Murder us

tPolice Comb Chicago In Search Of Convict Who Killed Guard To Escape

WILL CONTINUE MILD   Near Normal Temperatures in Kansas for Next Few Du 5

Pleasant Fall Weather Seen   Temperatures To Be Near Normal Over Kansas

Egypt Declares No Retreat, As Nation's Policy  Foreign Minister Says  Ss. &.,... , @&..... jE.   Foreign Minister Says No Retreat, Regardless Of “Consequences”

‘No Retreat’ Is Policy Of Keypt Chiel   Cairo Determined To Hold Course

New Mrs. America Begins Tour as Judges Howl They Were Used as ‘Stooges’

Ford. Chrysler Uo Prices   ‘Publicity Stunts,’ Snorts Pageant Director: ‘Mrs. Central Florida’ Robbed of Crown In ‘Mrs. America’ Contest, One Judae Says

Contest Judges Protest Selection Of New York Girl As “Mrs. America’

‘Mrs. America’ Did Not Win Title Fairly, Judges Claim   Pegey Creel of Florida Received 23’ of 24 Votes, Yet Penny Duncan of N. Y. Was Announced as Winner, Several Contest Officials Say

Mrs. America Won Untairly, Declare Judges   Claim Florida Entrant Received Most Votes; Charae Public Duned

Truman Letter Panning Music Critic Is Sold to Art Collector in Connecticut

Plymouth Oil Head  Sees Record Year   Supply, Demand May Set Alltime Highs

144 SHIPS TIED UP BY WILDCAT STRIKE ON DOCKS   12,000,000 In New England Are Without Milk

If This Be Treason   Confederate Battle Flag Flies Again; Fad Spreads To Korean War Front

Somebody.Took Grandpap's Advice To ‘Infiltr ate’ Seriously—  (Many Yankees Found Flying Confederate Emblem:

Yes, Suh, South's Got Yankees Flying the Confederate Flaq   They’re Gonna, Win That Old War Yet

Resurgence of Confederates Battle Flag Throughout U. S. Producing Various Reactions

Grand Old Battle Flag of Confederacy Flies Over Yankee Territorv

Confederate Flag Fad Takes Banner Farther North Than Grand pop Did

14 Bodies Taken Out of Tunnel   One Person Rescued; Fellow Workers Seek to Save Others

Explosion Traps 78 Underground   Tunnel of Mine Is Choked With Debris; Rescuers Recover 14 Bodies

POSSE HUNTING LOST CHILDREN   Group Joined By Low-Flying Planes And Men On Horses

200 Hunt 3 Tots Lost in Rugged Mountain Area  Children Disappear

Chicago Welcomes The MacArthurs  Military Hero fs Being Accorded a  ese 2 E ecco coe ©

MAC WELCOMED BY CHICAGOANS   SR VASA SEL?     “Cyclist With Truman Effigy Joins Cavalcade

‘Hi, Mac’ Ovation Starts As General’s Big Plane Lands At The Airpert

MacArthur Is Welcomed to ‘Windy City   Large Crowd Meets General At Airport As People Gather from All Points

Thousands of Chicagoans Turn Out for MacArthurs   General, Mrs., And Son Feted

Chicago Welcomes M’ Arthur.   Parade Today And Jamboree Tonight Expected to Draw Milliang tn Seana

Motorcade Starts On Trip To Loop Soon After Plane Lands At Midway Airport

Thousands in Welcome to MacArthur  Seventeen-gun Salute as He Reaches Chicago

General Feted in Chicago   Massed Thousands of  Midwesterners Greet  MacArthur on Arrival For Celebration

'Hi, Mac’ Ovation Begins As Plane Lands At Airport  ‘*MacArthur Day’  An Chicago To End —  In Bia lambnrao

Chicago Gives Gen. MacArthur a Real Greeting   Massed Thousands in City Shout ‘Hi, Mac, as Group Arrives

Massed Thousands Line 23-Mile Route from Airport as Millions Turn Out for “Hi, Mac” Ovation.

GENERAL PARADES IN LOOP   ‘Massed Thousands Line 23-Mile Route from Airport as Millions Turn Out for “Hi, Mac”’ Ovation.

“Hi. Mac” Ovation Begins in Chicago  Some Three Million People Gather for 10-Hour Civie Tribute

Your Dollars Shrink Some . More. As New Taxes Start   Fiigher Excise Levies Effective Today—  Cigarets, Liquor and Other Items Coct Mo,

Churches Will Share In Big  Frazier Estate   Distribution Approved By Court; Perryopolis Vlans Lnprovements

Compromise Excess Profits Bill Is Passed  New Levy to Boost Tax Total to $45 Billion

House Passes Revised Excess Profits Measure   New Year's Day Session Called First On’ Record

House Okays Big Profits Tax Bill   Less Than One Minute Is Required To Send Proposal To White House

Retiring House Makes History in New Year's Mee   8st Congress Still Has Bills To Vote on As 82nd Gets Ready

HOUSE MEETS ON NEW YEAR'S   Records Fail To Show Any Other Congress Meeting On This Day

House Meets For Holiday ‘Must? Work   Unique Session Held to Make Way  For New Conevress

He ©  Hel By Solons In Capital Today   ’ Precedent Broken ‘In Legislative Meet : SA# National Capital

No Precedent For New Year House Session   Excess Profits Tax And Defense Money Bills Await Action

Profits Tax Bill Is Sent  To Truman   House Complete Action On Measure in Historic New Year’s Day Session; Tuesday Is Final Dav

Excess. Profit Tax. Bill Goes Vo President   “House Clears $3. Billion Measure in Less Than

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   New “Recruits” Stream Into Berlin for Festival

Commy Moppet: Stage Parade In East Berlin   Typhus Spread, Many Hospitalized; Officials Worried  QR. DITWADM € waAsle]l[lie

Solons Ready W-P Probe a  p..1.1¢. Te i need bn   Public Hearings  To Start Dec. 19

BRITISH LEAVE AS IRAN TAKES OVER REFINERY   275, Anglo-lranian Co Employes Are Evacuated

Mossadegh Will Leave Sunday For U. N. Council  British Withdraw  Their Technicians  AkLaAwmm Daltancnce

Panel Throws Book AtAdonis And Erickson  Refusal To Answer  Basis Of Charges

Committee Asks Costello Citation   Contempt Action Sent to Senate

2 Others Also Face Citations   Joe Adonis, Frank Erickson Included; Call Back Costello

Probers Name Costello, Two Other ‘Bosses’   Senators Take Steps For Trio’s Refusal To Answer Queries

Costello Due Senate Count Of Contempt   Adonis, Erickson Face Charges, Also   *The Boss’ On Carpet For Refusing To Answer Group s Questions

Crime Probers Vote Contempt Citation Against Costello  Will Also Seek to Try Underworld Boss On Perjury Charges

Costello Cited For Contempt By Senators   Joe Adonis and Frank Erickson Also Accused

SENATE BODY NAMES RACKET BOSS IN WRIT   Contempt Citation Voted By Committee On Crime Quiz.

Allies Punish Retreating Reds  Slight Opposition Offered by Enemy

CHUNCHON CAPTURED BY THE UN   U. §, Fifth Air Force Planes Give Strong. Support te Ground Troops; Big “Mo” Unleashes ‘Terrific Bombardment; Allies Pee Neathaa aed

Navy Big Guns Pound Coasts  Alli ies Meet Only —   soaleae nane esam

Foe Withdraws Hurried!y From Central Front   Badly-Mauled Reds Leave Dead on Field In Precipitous Flight

Ridgway Credited For Victory  UN Supreme Commander Too Busy For Bows

Samuel R. Rosoff Dies In Baltimore   Subway Digger Had Fabulous Career As Construction Leader

‘Got What It Takes To Make Educated Guys Do Job  Want’ Fabulous Sam Rosoff, Illiterate Immigrant Who Made Millions Digging Subways, Dies

Fabulous Career of Subway Builder and Owner of Railroads Comes to an End

Sam Rosoff, Fabulous Subway and Tunnel Builder, Dies in Johns Hopkins Hospital

Samuel Rosoff  Dies in Baltimore   Builder Was Well-Known in Kingston; Operated in County

Sam Rosoff, Subway Builder, Dies   Made Fortunes Though Never Attend ing School in Life.

Famous Builder Of Subways Dies   Samuel: ‘Rosoff Dies In Hospital

Senate Schedules Debate On Big $6 Billion Tax Bill  Truman Forces Will Attempt to Tack On Another $1 Billian

 Could Win Wars and Pay Debt” ‘Farm-Industry Leaders See ‘New Frontier in Agriculture

THE PRICE FOR TRUCE  Our Ability To Drop A-Bomb On Target Haunts Russians

Russians Look over Their Shoulders’ Too in Fear of. an Atomic Bomb ~~

Funeral Directors at Onowa, Missouri Valley Use Teams and Wacons

Hard Coal Group Increases Waaes   Anthracite Miners Get Same $1.60-a-Day Hike That Soft Coalers Got

 Same as Soft Coal Industry ‘Hard Coal Operators Agree ‘To Give Miners $1.60 Pay Hike

Lewis and Coal Group Negotiate  a Ce i   Decision ‘in Hours’ Seen as Possible

Hard Coal Mines to Pay Increase   Follows Bituminous Industry in Miner Waae Agreement

MINERS 10 GET WAGE INCREASE; COAL GOING UF   Raise of $1.60 Per Day and 50c Per Ton Price Hike.

Demo Loyalists in Saddle At Southern Governors Meet   Signs Growing That States Rights Leaders Won’‘t Launch ‘Beat Truman’ Drive There

Former Farm Boy, Hero Of Korean War, Will Get Highest U.S. Decoration

CHINESE HURL TWO ATTACKS, BEATEN BACK   ALLIED "PLANES MAKF OVER 1,000 SORTIES .

American, French Infantrymen in Bayonet Charge   Jets in New Air Battles; Report 1,045 Sorties

Bayonets Clear Heartbreak Ridge  ~ Gl-French Push Climaxes Most Costly Korea Battle

USE BAYONETS TO DRIVE FOE OFF PEAKS   Two Other Strategic Posts Captured In Mountains   Beat Back Three Attacks On West Front: French Battalion Hit Hard

Use Bayonels To Clear Heartbreak Ridge of Reds   Climaxes Longest and Most Costly Hill Battle of Korean War.

Bayonets Climax Bloody Battles For Key Ridge  Red Jets Mauled In Air Engagement

—KOREAN W4ARAllies Win Most Costly Hill Battle   Fighting Continues Below North Crest

apture Ultmaxes Une oj Longest, rtiercest Rerean Dat  UN Troops Mopping Up on ‘Heartbreak’

Heartbreak’s. Last Mountain Taken by Allies   Bloody Bayonets of . American and French Infantrymen Climax Longest and Most Costly. Hill Battle of Korean War; U.S, Sabre Jets Down One Fnemy Plane and Men. Oo. ru,

U.N. Now Is In Command  Of Heartbreak   Climaxes 31 Days Of Costly Fighting For Rugged Ridge

Reds Cleared Off Last Peak Bloody Ridge   Represents Costliest Allied Reginiental Attack Of Entire Korean War

HEARTBREAK niger   Allied Infantrymen Triumph In, Bloodiest Battle Of  WMarann Wear

Cosfly Korean Battle Ends in U.N. Victory   U.S. Suffers Big Lasses In Effort To Clean Up Peak

U.N. Action Climaxes Long Battle   Fierce Fighting Continues On  Northern Slope Below the Crest

Mopping Up Follows Costly Hill Battle   U.S. First Division Forced To Pull Back in West After 3 Attacks

Fiercest Fight Found There   French and 23rd Infantry Regiment Make Charge

Reds Are Cleared From Last Peak On Heartbreak Ridge   31-Day-Long Battle Probably Costliest Of the Korean War

French And Yanks Take Heartbreak’   Bayonet Attack Ends Bitter Fight For Towering Peak

Yanks and French Storm Heartbreak   Summit of Bloody Ridge Cleared After a Month’s Bitter Action   A STEEP PRICE PAID   ‘“Mopping Up’’ Operations Continue on Northern Slope Below Crest

Yanks and French Clear Reds from Heartbreak Ridge   “Mopping-Up’ Ends Korean War's Longest, Deadliest Battle: UN Jets Win Fight

Bayonet Charge By U.S., French Force Ends Battle   Costly Hill Fight Finished in Final Surge by Troops

Bloody Allied Bayonets Clear Reds From Last Heartbreak Ridge Peak

HEARTBREAK RIDGE IS IN U. N. HANDS   American, French Infantrymen Use Bayonets to Clear Reds Off Last Peak of Ridge.   e} COSTLIEST ATTACK  -OF KOREAN WAR:   Some Battalions Cut Down to Almost Company Size in Battle Lasting 16 Hours. 

Costliest Attack Of War Finally Ends in Victory   Truce Negotiators Agree on Main Issues But Talks Continue

Month-Long Battle Probably Costliest Allied Regimental Attack of the Whole War

U.S.AND FRENCH CAPTURE PEAK IN BAYONET CHARGE   CLIMAXES 31-DAY COSTLY STRUGGLE FOR KOREAN RIDGES

Reds Routed From Stronghold With Bayonets as. Climax to 31 Days of Bitter Fighting in Area.

Bloody Bayonets Clear Reds from 'Heartbreak’   Heartbroken Yank on Ridge Gave Yanggu Slope Its Name

Continues on North Slopes   ‘Blazing Air Battle Nets Sabre Jets Plane in MIG Alley

Infantry Bayonets Clear Reds From “Heartbreak Ridge”   Costliest Attack Of Korean War Takes Many Men

Allies Clear Communists Off Last Peak Of Heartbreak   “Fierce Fighting Continues Below Crest’ In North

Gls;French Use Bayonets To Take Hill   ‘Bloodiest Battle Of Korean War Ends As Jets Stage Air Duel.

Bloody Charge Wins Ridge, Wines Out Foe   Heartbreak Victory May Be Costliest Hill Fight of War

Fierce Mopping Up Continues On North Slope   Longest Hill Battle Of Korean War Ends With Victory

Heartbreak Cleared Off By Bayonets  2 Nearby Peaks Captured By UN

Costliest Fight Of War . aoebhest Sent Ur Warsi.»  U.N. Forces Take Heartbreak Ridge

Clear Final Heartbreak Ridge Tip   Sabre Jets Down One Foe In Battle Against Toreific 3-to-1 Odds

Bloody Bayonefs Mute Bearers Of Evidence Of Communists’ Reluctant Loss Of Heartbreak Ridae fo U.N.

Reds Driven From Tops of Korean Ridge   Bayonets Complete Most Vicious and Difficult of Hill Warfare in East

Bloody Battle Of Heartbreak Ridge Is Won   Costly Attacks Finally Sieze Long Sought Goal

Allies Capture Last Of Peaks   Heartbreak Ridge Is Cleared Of Reds

nd Costliest Hill Battle Of  Korean War   Bayonet Charge Clears Lagt Peak After AIl-Nicht Battle

Heartbreak Ridge In Allied Hands   Long And Costly Battle Finally Ends; Jets Back In Arr.

Heartbreak Ridge Falls To Allies  Longest, Most Costly Battle In Karea Over

Bloody Fight For Fortress Comes to End  Yanks, French in Final Assault on Last Red Bunkers

‘We've Got It! We've Got /t!’  Last Peak Of Bloody ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Taken By Bayonet-Wielding Intantrymen   Sabres Win Battle

‘Longest, Most Costly Hill Ficht In Korean War Over and Mopping Up Takes Place on Northern Slope

OQutnumbered U.S. Pilots Beat Red Jets   Fierce Fight Continues On North Heartbreak Slope—8th Army Calls It Mopping Up Phase

Jalifornia Endorses Truman: Minnesota For Eisenhower   IRAN PESSIMISTIC ABOUT OIL TALKS

Democrat Group In California Backs Truman   Eisenhower Entry In Minnesota Primary Boosted

Eisenhower, Taft, Truman, All Pop Up as ‘Candidates’   Three Sources List Them as ‘52 Hopefuls

Truman, Taft Booms Come Out of West To Placue Ike’s Presidential Sunnort    What Does ’52 Election Year Heald?  Field Is Small From Which Dems, GOP Can Run a Presidential Race

California Endorses Truman ....  West Deals Blow To 1952 Polities

CALIFORNIA BACKS TRUMAN  Western Politics Heating Presidential Pot for 1952

HST Endorsed by California Dems   Sen. Thye Sees Minnesota Sweep for Eisenhower If His Name Is Entered in Primary Next Spring

Democrats in California Endorse Truman  Predicts Eisenhower To Sweep Minnesota Presidential Primary

Senator Predicts “Ike” Will Sweep the “Open” Presidential Primary in Spring

—POLITICS— Endorses Truman For Re-election  Senator Predicts Victory For Taft

TRUMAN GETS WESTERN HELP   California Dems Supper? - Président For 752 - Nomination

If General's Name Entered— Predicts ‘Ike’ Will Sweep Minnesota's ‘Open’ Primary

Kisenhower Could Sweep Minnesota ‘Open’ Primary Truman Endorsed By California  Democrat Executive Committee

Reports Show Organizatior Still Lacking on Local, National Levels

Reports Show Organization Still Lacking on Local, Nationa] Levels   AREA MEET AT K. U

Widespread Chiseling on Meat Found   OPS Inspectors Swoop Down on Slaughterers In Surprise Checkup

Agents Swoop {i On Slaughierers, Find Vielations   Controls Not Being Carefully Followed, They Revert

Bevin’s Death Gives Ailing Attlee Added  Socialist Headaches   Left Wingers May Push National Program Faster, With New General Election Now Possibility in Britain

Bevins Death Splits Ranks Of Laborites   Intra-Part: Struggle May Hasten Time Of General Election

Bevin Death May Hasten  Election   Sharpens Battle For Power Within Labor Partv

Bevin Death May Hasten Election   Attlee Not So Interested Now in Patching Differences.

HIGH WIND KNOCKS DOWN TREES, WIRES   Wind Reaches Peak of 65 Miles an Hour in St, Louis.

Navy Court Adjourns To Delikerate Findings, Make Recommendations

NAVY TO QUESTION COXSWAIN AGAIN   Recommendations To Be Made After Testimony

Think Wealthy Lumberman Murdered Estranged Wife, 2 Children, Took Own Life

Truman Asks For Stiffer  Price Curbs   Denounces One Section Of New Control Act As ““Boobytrap”

PRESENT LAW IS TERMED “BOOBYTRAP’   Three Amendments Draw Criticism From President

Hits Capehart Amendment  ‘Economic Boobytrap’ in Present Price Control Law, Says Truman

Boobytrap In Price Law Now, Truman Says   ‘Asks Congress To Strengthen. Price:-Controls -

Asks For Stronger Controls   Truman Message Sent Senate is Critical Over Present Law

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR STRONGER PRICE CONTROLS   ONE PROVISION IN THE PRESENT LAW CALLED BOOBY TRAP

Truman Requests New Controls Law  Three Amendments in Current Bill  NYenur Elva in Abenna ta SAB AEA

Provision of Present Law  Called ‘Trap’   ‘President Asks Repeal of   Amendments Requiring   Cost Raises, Markups And Onotac

Truman Again Makes Plea for Strong Controls   Law Denounced as ‘Economic Boobytrap’

Truman Renews Plea to Congress For Firm Controls  Charges Capehart Provision Involves Price Booby-Trap

Asks Congress for Stronger Price Conirols Bill   Truman Denounces One Provision of Law Passed 3 Weeks Ago.

SEEKS LAW CHANG   Truman Calls Present Price Control Bill “Economic  Boobytrap”

Truman Asks Restoration of Controls   Assails as Booby . Trap Price Law Passed 3 Weeks Aac

Truman Calls For Stronger Price Controls   Terms Amendment By Sen. Capehart Economic Boobytral

SAYS ONE PART OF NEWEST SET IS ‘BOOBYTRAP’   Wants Costs Since War Started Taken Out of Price Plane

President Seeks Repeal of Several Rules   New Law Is Denounce As "'Boobytrap” In Special Message

Truman Asks Again For Stronger Bill  To Control Prices Three-Week Old   Three-Week Old Bill Branded As ‘Economic Boobytrap

President Asks Strong Control From Congress   Calls One Measure In Present Rules Economy” Boobytrap

Strange? alana Blasts New Law   _Labels ‘'Boobytrap’ ‘Legislation as'a: : Promissory Note. : <OfHigher Prices

Truman Asks New Price Law   Denounces Present Legislation; Wants Stronger Law From Congress

TRUMAN AGAIN ASKS STRONGER PRICE CONTROLS  Denounces Capehart      Denounces Capehart Ceiling Amendment As Economic Boobytray

Truman Calls Controls Bill “Economic Boobytrap”; Asks Congress for Additional Powers

Flyer Breaks Atlantic Mark   F-51 Goes to London In 7 Hrs.. 48 Mins. ©

London Flight Record Is Set   Airline Captain Makes Hop From New York in 7 Hours and 48 Minutes.

Mustang Sets Trans-Atlantie Speed Record  Pilot Averages 450-MPH in New York-London Hop

“AIR-LINE PILOT STUDIES WINDS  “Flier Makes N. Y.-London : Trip in 7.Hrs., 48 Min.

Flier Smashes Atlantic Mark  New York-To-Londor Flight New Record

Single-Engined Plane Clocked At 450 MPH   Aided by Tail Wind, He Crosses Ocean In 7 Hrs., 48 Min.

SETS RECORD IN NEW YORK T0 ~~ LONDON FLIGHT   Capt. Charles Blair Makes Trip in 7 Hours, 48 Minutes.

Mustang Sets Speed Record  Crosses Atlantic In Less Than 8 Hours

 Frank Lill Will Head Lyon County Democrats   Times Publisher Elected at Rally Attended by Chairman Vesa cand Tkiscckcwes:

Truman Made Labor Target   Pressure To Obtain  Bigger Voice Shaped

Auto Dealers Ask More Liberal Terms for Credit   OPS Loosens Its Retail, Wholesale Price Controls

Car Dealers Ask For Relaxation Of Credit Terms   Want Congress to Make Purchase Of Motor Vehicles  Focter far Riwware

Eased Credit Curbs Urged   Car Dealer Spokesmer Criticizes Controls

Would Ease Credit Rein   Car Dealers Urge More Liberal Terms for Buyers: Relax Price Ryling

More Liberal Credit Sought by Car Dealers   Seek Relaxation of Defense Production Act for Auto Buyers

FASIER GREDIT TEAMS ASKED OF CONGRESS   Link Plea to Adjustments by OPS in Wholesale Price Curbs.

Car Dealers Ask Credit Increase   More Liberal Terms to Buyers Sought by  Beeametian

Car Dealers Ask More Liberal Credit Terms  * OPS Loosens Retail, Wholesale Curbs On Manufactured Goods

Brannan Fires  Top Assistant  Jack Cowart Ousted by Agriculture Departmen

New Charge Faces Bovd   Ex-Purchasing Agent is Nabbed by U.S. on Quitting Penite ntiary

lito Sides With West Press Told   Premier Emphasizes Points With Which He is In Accord

Yugoslavia Backs West, Tito Asserts  To Be on Side Of Atlantic Pact If War Comes

Indiana Bonus Pay Snagged in House   Legislators Change Minds About Okaving Non-Combatants Pay

Bonus Bill Hits Snag  In House   Bill for Immediate Payment of Bonus to Disabled Vets Is Sent Back to Committee.

Russian Bloc Raps Embargo   ‘Non-Participation’ Policy Announced

Entire Soviet Bloc Ignoring China Embargo  Malik Denounces Action; Dissenters

No Accomplices In Crete Killing  Tests Show Boy, 17, Alone In Shack

President Is Confident His Peace Program Will Prevent Outbreak of New World War

National League   Yincinnati at St. Louis, night.  Only game scheduled.

President Says Field Officers  Not Restricted   Harry Tells Newsmen He is Confident His World Peace Program  Will Avert War III

Truman Confident He'll Win Peace   “And He Doesn't Think His Attitude ts ‘Cocky’

Dark Age Would Follow 3rd War, Says President   He’s Not Cocky, But Confident Of Peace. Savs Truman

Denies He's ‘Cocky’ : Truman Sure His Policy  Will Avert World War

Commanders in Field Have Full Authority   Truman Says Van Fleet’s Non-limit of Objective Is No Policy Change

Truman Sure  Of His Policy   Nation Would Be Battle Front If Another War Came, He Says

Says His Plan Will Win His Plan Will Win  President Confident Of Averting New War

Newsmen Fail To Get Reply On Candidacy   . Has Made His Decision President Says; Cross Country Trip Possible

lunteers marks to ws Reporters  ays Another Global   ays Another Global onflict Will Return orld to Dark Ages

President Is Confident War Can Be -Averted  - Says He's Certain  People Back His Plan of Caution

President Sure Present  Program Will Avert War   Says Another Global War Will Return World To Dark Ages: That U. S. Will Be Battlefront

Program For Peace Will  Avert War  Dark Ages Would Follow New War

Truman Confident Of Averting War   Truman Knows, But Won't Tell If He Plans to Run

Biggest Bag Of Prisoners Taken In War   Foe’s Resistance Stiffens As Gl’s Seek To Trap Thousands More

Biggest Bag Of Prisoners  Is Taken  Van Fleet Declares   Van Fleet Declares Korean Communists Have ‘Lost Nerve’

Reds Put Up More Fight As Allies Advance   But Communists Still Surrender In Large Numbers In Korea

War's Greatest Bag  Of Prisoners Taken 5,000 Reds Surrender in Past Few Davs But Resistance Now Stiffane

Resistance To Allied Drive Stiffens Today  Red Chinese Put a pg me   Red Chinese Put Up More Fight In North Korea

Allies Drive On Although Reds Brace   War’s Biggest Bag of Prisoners Taken by Forces of U.N.

Red Troops Seek to Halt Allied Drive   Sriffer Resistance Offered Despite Mounting Losses

Allied Harmmering Broke F. oe’s Nerve, Van Fleet Says, But Warns War May Go On         Reds Brace But UN Forees Push Ahead

GHINESE FLEEING AFTER ATTEMPT TO CRACK LINE   United Nations Troops Make Biggest Capture Of Prisoners  Of War—--Cominu nists Losing Nerve.

Tint, HUNGRY AEDS QUITTING BY THOUSANDS   Only in Isolated Spots Are Chinese Putting Up Any Fight.

5,000 Communist Troops Surrender During Last Week   Majority of Record Bag of Red Prisoners Captured in Trap; Says Chinese Losing Nerve

5,000 Reds Captured In Eight Days   U.N, Forces Continue To Drive in North Korea; Gen. Van Fleet Claims Enemy Lost Nerve

Red Rout Apparently Has Ended   Resistance Heavier And Fewer Prisoners Taken; North Koreans Replace Many Chinese

Reds Sfiftening Resistance: loll In Prisoners Up   General Van Fleet Declares The Reds Losing Their Nerve  We Lrayvrmayr 24tF Wacrarrmc

Reds Lose Their Nerve Van Fleet  3000 Communists Give Up in Largest Prisoner Haul

AlliesTake5,000 Prisoners Before Resistance Starts  Communists Lose Nerve, Quit And   Communists Lose Nerve, Quit And Haul Out, General Van Eleet Save

VAN FLEET SAYS ROUTED ENEMY ‘LOST HIS NERVE?   ‘Allies Drive Deeper Into  North Korea, Find New   Resistance   MEETS ROAD BLOCK   Victory ‘Does Not Mean  End to War’, Com  mander Says

PRESS PURSUIT OF ENEMY, FIND MORE RESISTANCE   ADVANCING ALLIES NORTH OF PARALLEL ON ALL MAIN ROADS

Foe Stiffens After Biggest Catch Of War   Van Fleet Says Enemy Lost Nerve, But War Isn’t Over

Enemy Is Stiffening Resistance   Lt. Gen. Van Fleet Declares That Reds Have Lost Nerve

Many Captured When They Try To Put Un Fight   Clearing Weather Permits Warplanes To Get into Chase

‘ENEMY HAS LOST NERVE,’ VAN FLEET COMMUNIQUE SAYS   Chinese Captured In Droves In Hwachon Reservoir Trap; U.N. Troops Puncture 38th Parallel at Half-Dozen Points.

War's Greatest Bag Of Prisoners Taken ’. By UN Forces Sunday  In Current: Offensive

War's Greatest Prisoner Bag is  Taken By U.N.   New Parallel Crossings as Demoralized Foe Flees Northward

Allies Meeting Stiff Resistance Inside Red Korea   Gen. Van Fleet Says Chinese Reds Lost Nerve Aqainst 2nd Division

Allies Slash  Escape Routes   Biggest Bag of Chinese Prisoners of War Seized: Resistance Stiffens

5,000T aken Prisoner by  UN Soldiers   Retreat, However, Goes On With Exceptions; Enemy Reported Tired  and I[ll- Fed  are B ee ee — Ts a i i

U.N. Troops Move North; Capture 5,000   Some Resistance Met Monday As Rout Slows 1 Down

Terrified Communists Trapped  In Huge U.N. Pincer Maneuver   But Allied Commanders Warn That Plenty Of Manpower Still Available in China; Van Fleet Directing Full Scale Advance

Van Fleet Says Reds Lost Nerve   3,000 Communist Troops Surrender To U.N. on Sunday

Allies Advance Despite Stiffened Resistance  GEN. VAN FLEET   Says Enemy Loses Nerve, Retreats; Hwachon, Inje Occupied

Reds Stull Put up A Stiff Fight   ‘Rout’ Phase of Chinese Withdrawal Over as  3,000 Quit Fight   PUSH ON TO NORTH

Red Resistance Stiffening as Uh Troops Push Farther North; Greatest Baa of Prisoners Taken

Allied Leader Cites Enemy “Lost Nerve”   Resistance By Reds Stiffens As Drives By UN Push Deeper

Allies Take  War’s Biggest  Prisoner Bag Red Resistance Stiffens as'UN  Foarees Advancra

Reds Stiffen As Prisoner Bag Increases   ‘Enemy Has Lost Hi: Nerve,’ Gen. Van Flee Declares; 3,000 Qui

Red Resistance Stiffens; Allies Continue Drives  Van Fleet Claims 2nd Division Broke Nerve of Chinese

3000 Prisoners Taken But Reds Put Up a Stand   Chinese Lost Nerve, Retreated When Allie: Couldn't Be Cracked

Allied Forces Push Deener In Red Korea   War's Greatest Bag of Prisoners Taken by Allies During Campaign

News Day, Night   Biggest Haul Of Prisoners  Is Captured      Allied Task Force Beyond Inje Turned Back By Withering Fire

Pull Back Not Necessarily End Of War   5,000 Prisoners Taken In Largest Bag Of The War

Resistance Stiffens As Rout Ends.   Allied Push Into North Korea, ts Slowed; Prisoner Bag Is Growing

But Gen. Van Fleet Declares Caution Still Better Part Of Valor   Speed And Panic Among Retreating Reds Does Not Necessarily Mean The . End Of The War

Red Resistance Stiffens, but Pullback Steady   Box-Like UN Trap Takes 3,000 Red Captives Sunday

Van Fleet Says Enemy Lost Nerve   U.N. Pushes Deeper In North Korea After Biggest Haul Of War

Record Haul Of Captives — Is Reported After Drive   Enemy Lost Nerve, Van Fleet States Of Retreating Foe

But U. N. Drives Deeper Into North Korea Again   Take Greatest Bag of Prisoners In New Assault

Red Resistance Against Allied Sweep Stiffens   Enemy Slowing Headlong Flight In North Korea

United Nations Troops Deeper Into Red Korea  General Says Reds binwan fact Klarua

UN Trap Snares 3,000 as Foe Slows Retreat  Van Fleet Claims   Van Fleet Claims Communists Show Loss of Nerve

Communist Resistance Is ~ Some Stiffer but Van Fleet Says Chinese Nerve Gone

UN Forces Drive New Prongs Across 38th Parallel; Huge: Stores Of Ammunition Abandoned

YANKS PUSH DEEPER INTO NORTH KOREA   Americans and South Koreans Pierce Border ot New Points, Meet Stifter Resistance.   RECORD NUMBER OF CHINESE CAPTURED   Take 3,000 Sunday; Foe Loses Nerve, Abandons Ammunition in Flight Resembling Rout. -

Reds Surrender in Droves; U. N. Drive Continues   Resistance Stiffens, But Allies Thrust Ahead Steadily

Foe's Resistance Stiffens as U.N. Smashes Ahead   Gen. Van Fleet Says Chinese Lost Nerve Aaainst 2nd Division

Resistance Stiffens In North Korea   5,000 Communists Taken Prisoners; Most Of Them Were Caucht In Trap

Gov. Lausche Asked to Release Leper From Ohio Pen to Receive Treatment

“Abdullah’ King, Texas Playboy, Back Home Bubbling Over Love And Champagne: Houston To See Samia

Bubbling Over With Love (Romance With Egyptign \Dancer Leads to Divorce

ViGE ADMIRAL JOY TURNS DOWN NEW RED “PROTESTS   Communists Renew Charge: Of Neutrality Violation  Wow Leave ecco

Protests Are Coldly Rejected   Plans Top Level Note T. Enemy High Command To End Repetitious  Complaints.

St. Louis Police Board Head Before Kefauver Committee   Says No Effort By Underworld To Break Down Law Enforcement

Law Enforced At St. Louis, Senators-Told   Head of Police Board Denies Any Pressure Against Enforcement

No Underworld Push On City, Says Holzhauser   Says Smith Always Told Him To Enforce Laws

G.O.P. ‘Grab’ Is Charged  Claims Party Seeks Redistricting Gains

Redistricting Fight Looms  California Accused   California Accused  Of Grabbine Seats

Reapportionment ls Touchy Subject As Hearings Open  Celler Charges GOP In California Trying

SAME QBIECTIVE   SAME OBIECHIVE.  - Korea:Frace Won't Stop Unity Try, Dulles Says

US. ABSOLVED OF FINANCING RED SABOTAGE   UN Committee Has No Evidence To Back Soviet Charge -

Against U. 5 Loses In UN   Hungary To Try Downed U. S. Plane Crew As Sabeteurs ¥

U.N. Unit Kills Anti-US. Case   Reds Charge ‘Ageressian? Ta Mutual Ata Buen

eg ee eg Oe es fe Gs Be A  U. N. Balks:Russia’s $s ‘Traitor ‘Charges

Industrial Area In Kansas City Faces New Flooc   Contractors Working Feverishly to Shore Up Weakened Dikes

ne BRING NEW FLOOD THREAT TO KANSAS CITY   Crews Work Feverishly to Strengthen Soft Spots in Dikes Protecting Indus trial Areas.   NORTH TOPEKA IS ORDERED EVACUATED   Part of Ottawa, Kan., Busi ness District Inundated— —Kivers Leave Banks at Emporia,

THREAT OF NEW FLOOD LOOMS IN KANSAS CITY   Missouri River May Swell As Rain Forecast Again

Bill Sending Negro Girl Inmates Here Signed Into Law   But Transfer Likely Will Not Occur In the Near Future.

To: Permit Transfers ~ From Tipton School: To One at Chillicothe

House Leader Urges UMT Cut From Draft Bill   _ Wants Present Age Brackets Kept, Time Extended

Some Sentiment Noted For Divorcing UMT From Proposed Draft Measure

DRAFT-UMT BILL SEPARATION ASKED   House Democrat Leader Gets GOP Backing On Ste

Drive Planned To Cut U.M.T. From Action  Democrat In House Gets G.0.P. Backing

Barden Seeks UMT Removal In Draft Bill   ‘Democratic Leader Gets GOP Support For His Amendment

UMT Amputation Sought by Leader   Democratic Chairman Appears to Have GOP Backing in Cutting Bill

Barden To Try To Kall UMT Draft Clause  Representative To Push Amendment To

Demo Will Try To Change Bill   Would Cut UMT From Bill Before House

> > am ae am ae 4 “MOURNER” SHAKES HANDS WITH CORPSE; SWIPES RING

Solons May Sleer On Capitol Lawn   Harrisburg Hotels Will be Cramped For Space After ‘Recess’

Six Persons Killed  in Boulevard Crash  Widely Known Presbyter.  ian Minister Among  ee. eae

Peace or War  Lope New  Congress List Draft, Higher Taxes,  Economic Curbs Other Grave Issues

Ration Plan May Be Put On Metals   Allocation Chiet Hopeful Measure Won't Be Needed

Blasts Industry  In RFC Hearing   Ex-Trust Buster Says “Web of Influence” Trving to Kill REC

Ex-Trast Buster Charges  Big Basiness, Bankers Back Of Move to: Abolish RFC

ATTACKS BUSINESS   Trust Buster Says Big Mer After R. F.C. to Hurt Little Ones

Former Trust Buster Heard Berge Charges Big Business Behind Move to Abolish RFC

Former Trust Buster Testifies In RFC Inquiry  Big Business Behind Conaressional Move

Big Business Is Accused  Of Trying To Abolish RFC   Former Trust Buster Says Web Of Industrial Power Seeks To Crowd Out Small Business

Basketball ‘Fix Searchlight Now Un Referee Group  Milwaukeean Hints At Wider Scandal In Probe Story

Luciano Accused As Dope Kingpin   Federal Agent Identifies Deported Gangster as Leader of Mafia

Missouri Has Fewer Civil Aircraft This Year Than Last, CAA Reports

"Gees Beyond Next duu-’  Marshall ‘Ties 18-Y ear-Old: Draft. Unwersal Service _.

(Marshall Ties Change. in Draft to UMT   Advocates Reservoir of Trained Men at House Hearing

Marshall Ties Draft of 18’s With UMT Plan   Says No Draftee Will Face Combat Before 19 Except in Emergency

Marshall Ties Change in Dralt to UMT  geoenamssltaa Damaeuante   Advocates Reservoir of Trained Men at House Hearing

Marshall Asks Service Plans Aim at Future   Seeretary Again’ Endorses Peaft of 18-Year-Olds,  Pore ere we es

NATION MOURNS SLAIN PREMIER   Pakistan Shocked And  Quiet For Leader’s  Funeral

Funeral For Liaquat Today   Quick Ceremony Set By Officials To Avoid Strife

Liaquat Body Flown Home  For Burial  r/o 8 LL. Dlvesacliieack Ex   Quick Funeral Is Arranged For Slain Frime Minister

Pakinstan Quiet After Slaying Of  Prime Minister   Full Military Honors Planned For Funeral Of Liaquat.

Poo Doctor, Who Found He Had  Cancer, Goes Home te Die  wie to Help.

Mortgage Fund For Housing Drops Sharply  Some Federal Bonds   Some Federal Bond: Go Below Par to Cause Money Pinch

Mortgage Fund For Housing Drops Sharply   Some Federal Bonds Go Below Par to Cauca Maney Pinch

Mortgage Loan Funds Shrink  Shortage Threatens Home Bulding Pace

THREAT TO HOME @ BUILDING SEEN   SHRINKAGE OF MORTGAGE MONFY MAY RRING DROP IN CONSTRUCTION,

Assassin Is Torn Te Piece: By Mob After Murder   MOSLEM EXTREMIST WANTED HOLY WAR

Wanted Holy War With Hindu India; Sher Akhtar Is Killed By Mob; Torn To Pieces, Says Report

Pakistan Slaying Stirs War Fever  Peace With Hindu India Jeopardized  Ry Acecaceination Of Premier

Assassination Spurs Fears, Of Holy War.   Terrorism Hits Peak in Death of  Pakistan Premie1

Pakistanian Premier Slain By Extremist   Karachi Mob Catches Killer; Tears Him To Pieces ct Meeting

Pakistan’s Chieftain _ Murdered   Assassin Is “Torn Te Pieces” By Mob At- Meeting

Killer Wanted To Start Holy War With India   Extremist Slain at Scene by Mob; Cabinet To Consider Situation

Prime Minister Of Pakistan Assassinated   Killed by Moslem Extremist Who Wantec War With Hindu India

Prime Minister Of Pakistan Is Assassinated   Moslem Extremist Killer Is Torn To Pieces by Mob

Pakistan Leader Shot By Moslem Advocating War   Liaquat Ali Khan, Assassin Victim, Was Conciliator

Premier Of Pakistan Shot Down   Assassin Torn To Pieces By ‘Infuriated Mob

PRIME MINISTER OF PAKISTAN 15 SHOT TO DEATH   Bullets Strike Liaquat Ali Khan in Head and Chest as He Starts to Deliver an Address.   ASSASSIN WANTED HOLY WAR WITH INDIA   Murderer Is Seized and “Torn to Pieces” by Mob—Incident May Upset Uneasy Peace,

Peiping Radio Hints Refusal to Back Dowr   Allies Stand Pat ja Refusing to Pull ot roops From Korea - Re PHO, NEWSOM

Red Chinese List Agenda Of 3 Points   Broadcast Blames Allies For “Stubborn” Refusal To Talk Withdrawal.

Meetings to Be Resumed Wednesday After Reds Have Chance to Consult Russia; UN Officials Feel Scope of Talks May Change

ined Chinese Reveal Their Agenda Plans   Allies Given Blame For Refusing to Withdraw Troops

Chinese Disclose Red Proposals   Blame UN for Hitch  in Armistice Talks

Reds Blame UN For Truce Delay  Recess Forced by Allied Troops Stand. Foe Savs

Reds’ Agenda For Cease Fire Talk Broadcast  ‘Withdrawal of Troops Held Important to  fw ete. Bi -_ihh 

Red Cross Swim School to Close With Free Show   Youngsters Represent Seven Communities in Night Program

Over 200 Children In Evening Program To Select Queen   Memorial Rites  Honor War Dead  15 at UR UY Carvira   150 at V.F.W. Service For Korean Victims

Reds Use Full Jet Strength In Korean War   US. Air Force Chief Denies Challenge Of Foe ‘Alarmina’

Price-Wage Vote Urged By President   Slowdown in Defense Program Opposed For Nation

Yanks Smash Attacks, Gain Three Miles   Sth Army Forces Push Ahead Along 90-Mile Warfront

Patrols Reach Within 10 Miles Of Seoul: Main Units Stop Red Attacks

Sow and Deliberate Advance Made All Along 90-Mile Korean Front   Allied Fighters and Bombers Pace Movement of MacArthur's Troops With Devastating Napalm Raids on Enemy.

Push Within Nine Miles Of Seoul   UN Troops Gain Three Miles On 90-Mile Front

UN Troops Push Ahead Tn Korea  Advance Is Slow Alona 90-Mile   Advance Is Slow Along 90-Mile  Front; Allies Are Near Seoul Again

Auto Dealers Report Little Rush to Buy Cars Before Prices Are Increased

Dallas Cooled From 105 to 87 Within 2 Hours   Million Bales Cut From State’s Cotton Crop. White Estimate:

Dewey Going fo Korea Sunday, Reporis Say lie May Join Peace Talks

Dewey Plans Korea Visit For Sunday   Governor May Join Cease-Fire Talks With Reds

Dewey To Fly To Korea; May Enter Peace Talks   Spends Most Of A Day With Ridgway; Endorses Pacific Mutual-Defense Pact In Speech In Tokvo

Speculate Governor Might Participate In Discussion Of Terms   Red Troops Prepare Kaesong City Hall For Meeting That May Bring Peace Next Week.

Dewey to Fly © : To Korea {Urges Pacifie Pact ~   Speculate Governor May Participate In Truce Talks. -

DEWEY PLANS AIR TRIP TO KOREA SUNDAY   Speculation Raised That New York Governor May Take Part In Conference

Plumbers, Pipefitters Walk Off Paducah Job   GIRL STARTS WORLD TRIP 9- Year- Old Off Alone on Globe Cir.

GIRL, 9, BEGINS ROUND-WORLD TRIP   Llizabeth Bean of Kansas City Boards Plane for First Hop of Lnescorted Journey.

Search Spreads over Arizona Desert for Gunman, Young Couple He Kidnaned

W eather--  Gunman and Captive Duo Are Huntec   Young Couple Kidnaped; Search Pressed in Arizona Desert.

Economists Attack Price Ceiling Plan   Hold Steeper Taxes, Money Curbs Would Be More Effective

DIFFER OVER CONTROLS   Some Favor Price Curbs; Others Want Check Credits

PRICE CEILINGS HIT BY ECONOMISTS   7 iz = <a Tighter Money Would Do Better Anti-Inflation Joh.

Economists Hit Control System  Hold Steeper Taxes As More Effective

PRICE CONTROL FIGHT MAPPED   Economists Believe Higher Taxes, ‘Tight’ Money, Inflation Cure

UN Awaits Peiping Reply to Challenge  Silence Follows Lie’s Warning —_— = th: me ee ms! -  eF™&

Fear Held Two More Missing Men Killed By Fleeing Convict   El Centro, Cal., Prospectors Are Possible Additional Victims; Their Car Sought by West State Officers

FEAR BADMAN MAY HAVE SLAIN 2 MORE VICTIMS   Two Prospectors Missing ir Area Where Desperado Was Seen.

Credit Cook With 2 More   Missing Prospectors Believed Murdered: Search Goes On

FEAR TWO MORE SLAIN BY COOK   Two Missing EI Centre Prospectors May Be Victims Of Killer

Big Manhunt For Turnpike Killer; Planes In Search   Unknown Auto Companion Shoots Father Of Four At Monroeville Super Highway Tolleate. Then Flee

ROTARY CLUB HOLDS MEETING AT CONCORD   Several Makeups Received From Members; Plan (Maine Conclave

Air Force Plans Sharp Expansion  “Warplane Output to Be Increased

Air Force To Grow More Wings   Proposal Calls for More _ Than Present Program  of 84 Groups

AIR GROUPS 10 RISE ABOVE 84   McCone Says Increase Will Match That Of Other Forces

STREET BILL IS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Measure - Gets By Legislative  Committee But Faces Bat- tle On Floor Later In  Wraak_

fFossibly ihis Week  House Showdown Battle Slated For Poweli City Streets Bill

City Street Bill Showdown Battle Seen This Week   Turbulent Measure Slips By Committee With 22 To 24 Vote

Fair Deal Bills Shunted Aside   Defense Program Is First. Cox Tells Truman

Influence Charged ; Panel To Open Formal Probe Of RFC-Boyle Case Thursday

 Grilling Begins Thursday seas RFC Investigators Opening Boyle Case

Klan Robe in an Alabama Pulpit   Demonstration at Country Church Precedes Start Of Night Rider Trials

DEFENSE HEADS OUTLINE STEPS TO BUILD ARM   Call-Up of Doctors, Dentists Also Scheduled

Earlville Raiders Down Plano; Lose to Paw Paw   Meet Waterman Tomorrov Night in Conference Game; Mendota Here Saturday

ROTARIANS HEAR OF CLUBS’ OBJECTS   Promoting International Understanding in 83 Countries of World

NICKEL STATE GAS TAX BILL IS INTRODUCED   Calls for 2¢ Per Gallon In crease and Higher Truck — License.

No Report To Be Issued On MW Arthur   Senators Vote 20 To 3 Against Statement About Probe

Committees Ban MacArthur Report  Rule Out Findings In Far East Probe

Fear Revival of ‘Bitter Controversy’ At Time of Korea Peace Talks

Group Decides Not to Report On MacArthur   Fear Probe Might Revive Controversy

NO REPORT TO BE MADE ON M’ARTHUR   Senators Decide Move Would Only  Ssie Rittarnacc

No Report For M Arthur Probe   Inquiry Concluded Without A Report

Gen. M’Arthur Group Not to Issue Report    ‘Senate Probers “Vote 20 to 3; Fear  Controversy Renewal

Individuals Will File Comments   Majority Points to Critical Cease-Fire Talks as Reason

MacArthur Committee Won't Report   Vote 20 to 3 For No Report On Long Hearinas

In Interests of Peace Talks In Critical Period   But Individual Members Can File Statements of Views

MACARTHUR PROBE COMMITTEE VOTES. AGAINST REPORT :   Would Only Revive Bitter Controversy At Critical: Time, Says Sen. Russell

Afraid That Bitter Controversy Only Would Be Result   To Include Individual Views in Report Later, Inquiry Committee Sty:

Senators. Vote Against Repor' On MacArthur   ‘Voice: Opinion Statement iW Revive Bitternes “During Korea Peace Talk

Senate Unit Votes 20-3 Not To File   Russell: “Would Revive Feud”; Individuals Allowed Voice.

Probers Vote “No On Report   Says Chiang’s Fate Not Due to Yalta

No MacArthur Report Will Be Returned   Committee Declines tao Make Formal Finding on Grounds it Might Revive Controversy

Senate Committee Decides Not fo Make Any Report   Would Only Revive Bitter Argument Savs Chairman

MORE MORE HARM THAN GOOD’  M’Arthur Inquirers Vote Against Issuing Report

Committee in Gen. MacArthur Probe Won't Make Report   Senators, However, May Otfer Individual Views on Controversy.

MacArthur Probers Vote 20-3 (Against Making Formal Repor   Individuals May File Own Records Of Investigation

Committee Votes 20-3  For Silence   Fear of Bitter Controversy Given as Reason

Senate Vetoes M Arthur Report  Fears it Would Revive Bitter Controversy

No Report On Mac Inquiry To Be Made   Senate Committee Finds No Need  To Revive Dispute

Decision Opposes A Report   Vote 20 to 3  To Not Make it Now on Inquiry As to MaeArthur

Group Will Not Write Report On MacArthur   Paper on Dismissal Would Revive Bitter Talk at Bad Time

Inquiry Group Votes Against Issuing Report   Russell Terms Formal Findings ‘Huge Anti-Climax’

REPORT WOULD ONLY REVIVE CONTROVERSY   SENATORS DECIDE BY VOTE OF 20-3 AGAINST STATEMENT

MACARTHUR INVESTIGATION REPORT BANNED; FEAR IT WOULD RENEW BITTER CONTROVERSY 

Senate Inquiry Group Rejects Plan 10 to 3  hdAtmbst Dacetuscm lectin   Might Revive Issue At a Critical Time

Mae Probers  Will File No Formal Repor'   Committee Votes 20-3 Against It; GOP Readies Replv

To File No Report On’ MacArthur   Committee Votes Against Revival Of Controveray

PLAN NO REPORT ON HEARINGS IN - M’ARTHUR CASE   Senators Not to ‘Revive Bittes Controversy” During Truce Talks.

TOP POLICE LINKED 10 GROSS GRAFT   State Charges His Power Pervaded  High Ranks

A-Bomb Use In Korea Is Up to Tests   Nevada Maneuvers May Lead to Decision of Crucial Question.

Olin Warns That CHA Is ' City Threai   8th Ward Alderman Says Authority May Wield Power in Local Politics.

Big Military Money Bill Is Approved   Senate-House Committee Agrees on Big Amount After Senate’s OK

Troops Rout Red 5th Corps   MacArthur, Visiting Front, Orders U.N. Forces to Resume Initiative

Gen. M’ Arthur Flies To Wonju Battlefront To Give Initiative Order

UN Forces Score Three-Mile Gi: That Put North Korean § Corps To Plight, Advance ' Chuchon River   AMERICAN ‘LOSSES ARE LIGHT IN DRIV

North Korean   Will Not Cross 38th Parallel if UN Members Obiect

MacArthur Visits Front, Orders New Offensive; Yanks Gain Three Miles:

Cr ossing Of 38th Depends  On Situation   UN Forces Score Three Mile Gain To Rout Red doth Corps

MacArthur  Directs Drive   Eighth Army Girds Troops For Advance Toward 38th

News Day, Night   Yanks Make 3-Mile Gain,  Seize Town   Chuchon Captured With Few American Casualties; Clark Visite Front

North Korean Fifth Army Corps Is Routed   Score Three-Mile Gains in First Phase of New Drive Against Communists; Chuchon Stormed And Captured.

North Korean Fifth Corps is Put to Flight   Will Not Cross 38th Parallel if UN Members Object

AlliesOpenNex Korea Attack, Gain-3 Miles   MArthur Orders Drive, Says He'll Consult UN on Parallel

Gen. M Arthur Orders Resumption Of Attack After Visit To Front   American Tanks And Infantry Ford Chuchon River, Capture Town And Push Onward.

ROUT ENEMY, SEIZE TOWN OF CHUCHON   Red Forces Withdrawing After Suffering Stagger‘ing Troop Losses.

GOP Symbol To Kansas City Zoo?  Lightning Hits Man n Head; He Survives

Complete Breakdown of Moral Fibre Of Country Seen by G. Edgar Hoover.

BREAKDOWN SEEN IN MORAL FIBER   i FPRAR HOQYVER SAYS YOUTHS SHOW LESS RFESPECT FOR LAW.

BI Head Says Hoodlumism And Sports Scandals Indicate Lower Moral Fiber in Nation

COAST GUARD PROBING FISHING BOAT TRAGEDY IN: WHICH (27 PrEpicucn

Gas Explosion Crumples Wall Of Building   Northwest. Missouri State Building Is Gutted By Flames

CO-EDS ROUTED FROM BEDS BY BAS EXPLOSION   Flames Soar Hundreds Of Feet; Sheets Of Steel Thrown Four Blocks

Coeds Routed by a Gas Explosion  Natural Gas Tank in Missouri Blows Up

30 Injured In Blast   Exploding Gas Tank Topples Wall of Girls’ Dormitory in Missouri

Gas Tank Blast Wrecks Dormitory   College Girls Flee In Their Pajamas At Marvviille. MAo.

GAS TANK BLAST — ROUTS 180 COEDS   Dormitory Damaged in Missouri Explosion

Explosion OF Gas fniures 30 Girls   College Dormitory Wall Crumbles; 180 Girls Fle: Burning Campus Buildin:

Blast Injures 30 Coeds In Dormitory   180 Flee When Gas Tank Explodes Near Campus In Missouri

Blast Endangers 180 College Girls  Natural Gas Tank Fire Iniures 30

180 Coeds Flee In Nighties As° Gas Tank Blows   Thirty Injured Or Burned Despite Great “Violence Of Explosion

30 College Girls Injured as Gas  Tank Blows Up   Explosion Cuts Water Main; Telephones Are Silenced

College Girls Flee Gas Blast At Maryville   150 In Nightgowns And Pajamas Thought lt Was Bomb

Natural Gas Tank Blows Up  Blast, Fire Rout 150 Coed:  From Missouri Dormitory

150 Girls Flee Dormitory at Maryville, Mo.   17 Hospitalized; One Wall Near Tank Is Crumbled by Blast

m Girl Students Iniured tn Blast   Natural Gas Tank Blows Up Near  Dormitory.

Natural Gas Tank Explodes Near Missouri College; 180 Co-Eds Flee

Tank Explosions Blast Dormitory   30 Girls Injured. On School Campus.

Escape Death In Blast   Girls Flee in Nighties When Gas Tank Blows Up Near Dormitory of Missouri College

Gas Explosion Sends 180 Girls Fleeing in Night   Missouri College Dormitory Wrecked; Coeds Escape Harm

~ Atepatries AAys ee  Truman Will Carry New York In 1952 If He Decides to Rim

Ask Dawson To Testify At He: aring   Desired in Inquiry As to Affairs Of the RFC

Fulbright Tells Aide Testimony Will Be Needed   Dawson fs Directed To Renly By Monday

Call Dawson To Testify On RFC Loans   Fulbright Group Has Requested His Annenraneca

DAWSON ‘REQUESTED TO TELL RFC STORY   Fulbright Group Sets Deadline on Answer From Trumon Aide on:Hearing Attendance

NOTICE OF HEARING TO APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS

NOTICE OF HEARING TO APPROPRIATE PUBLIC WATERS OF THE STATE  iyi rTrwa ec

— KOREA —  Backdown By Reds  Predicted   TRUCE TALKS COULD. REOPEN

Truce Parleys Will Continue. On Wednesday   U.S. Fighters And Bombers Blast Three Communist Convoys

DiSalle States Controls Have Had Strong Effect Against Inflation

‘Controls Effective, Di Salle   AFL Told Fight Is Not Yet Over As  Interecste Recict

Big Three To Map Strategy  Plan Action Follewin Russia’s Reiection

Big Three Confer On Defenses   German Chancellor Invited To Sit In On Strateryv Talks

FAIR OVER KANSAS   No Rain in State for Past 24 Hours; Rivers  Reach Crest

Tranian Troops Heading for Seized Refinery   Tension Mounting As Bayonets Face . Oil Workers

Aiken Opposes Price Control  On Meat, Food:   Senator Saye Curh Imposed Now Would Be “A Bad Mistake’’

=A reeset  Senator Says Price Controls On Food Now Would Be Mistake

Aiken Opposes Food Controls   Claims Action Would Cause Shortages

Senator Says Meat Price Controls Now May Bring Shortages, Black Market

Senator Opposes Food Price Curbs  GOP Bigwig Contends Costs Still In Line

Says Curbs Would Create Shortages   Senator Aiken States Curbs on Meat, Foods Would be Bad Mistake

Sen. Aiken Hits Meat Price Lids   Vermont Legislator Warns of Shortages

AIKEN AGAINST FOOD CONTROLS   Believes They Would Create Shortages And Be ‘Bad Mistake’

G.O.P. Head’s Loan Request Said ‘Normal’   RFC Isn’t Subject To Influence, Says Stuart Symington

Consumers Unhurt By Shortages  Survey Shows Lots Of Autos, Tires   Survey Shows Lots Of Autos, Tires in Production Yet

Production Lines Pouring Out Enormous Quantities of Consumer Goods in Nation

K. U. Delegation Stages a “Stay Here” Rally at  Train Station;  . By

WELCOMING GROUE MEETS CHANCELLOR   K. U. Delegation Stages a “Stay Here” Rally at  Train Station) —

4 Surprise  Marine Raid   Staggering Death Tolls On Central Front Taken By UN

Chinese Caught in Artillery Ambush, Killed by Thousands   South Korean Marines Make Surprise Landings at Wonsan, Blast Commies In Hit Run Attack; Barracks Bombed

South Koreans In A Surprise Raid   Marines Land at Wonsan Under Cover of Allied Bombardment   ABOVE 38TH PARALLEL   U.N. Forces Inflict Staggering Loss to Reds on 20Mile Front

Chinese Handed Sharp Reversal In Central Area   American Troops Wipe Out Force [ryine To Infiltrate Allied Lines

Marines Make Surprise Raid Above Parallel   Landing Is Made Under Strong Naval Bombard ment 90 Miles Inside Communist Territory

Marines Land at Wonsan Under Cover of Allied Bombardment   U.N. Forces Inflict Staggering Loss to Reds on 20Mile Front

ROK Marines Stage Sudden Bloody Raid   Hit Is Made Above 38th Parallel; Thousands of Red Offenders Die Under ROK Fire

South Korean Troops Hit Port on Sea of Japan, Behind Reds   iIEnemy Loss Heavy In Wonju Battle   ‘Staggering Toll’ Is Inflicted on Chinese Seeking. to Crack Line

Chinese Red Losses Huge In Offensive   Thousands Killed On Central Front After Air, Artillery Blasté

ROK Marines Land at Wonsan In Surprise Raid  Under Cover of Heavy Naval Bombardment

Surprise Move Preceded By Heavy Naval Barrage  PORT OF WONSAN      On East Coast 90 Miles Inside North Korean Territory: Chinese Losses Terrific On Main Battlefront

Raid Takes Place North Of Parallel]  Many Reds Killed  L\¥e~ CUnenten] Bow

UN Defenders Shatter 2 Units In Murderous  Allied Trap   Raid at Wonsan Made With Heavy Naval  Cover

Chinese Dead Heaped Up _ By Thousands   Air and Artillery’ Ambush Catches Communist Force’  a. fr. TF Grar “ty: mare eerecreics

land At Wonsan Under Cover Of Bombardment  Chinese Attackers Suffer Extremely  Heavy Toll In Push Down Central Front

UN Ships Support. Landings   Believed to Be Hit And-Run Attack; Allies Inflict Heavy Losses  On Foe in Woniu Area’

Navy Hurls Shells In Surprise Raid of South Koreans   U.N. Forces Exact Staggering Toll of Koreans, Chinese

Report South Korean Marines Make Surprise Raid On Wonsan Under Allied Naval Barrage

SOUTH KOREAN MARINES RAID PORT OF WONSAN   ENEMY CONTINUES ATTACK STRIVING FOR BREAKTHROUGH

Chinese Take Heavy Beating On Main Front   Reds Sneaking Across Han Mowed Down

Chinese Suffer Heavy Losses On Central Front   Enemy Dead Lay By Thousands Around Surrounded Town

ROK Marines Raid Wonsan  Allies Stagger Chinese Counterattack Troops

SOUTH KOREAN MARINES RAID WONSON PORT   Guns Of ‘Big Mo’ Support Action 90 Miles Inside Red-Held Territory

Allied Troops Pile Up Enemy Dead in South   Shatter 2 Communist Divisions on Central Front, Score in West

Allied Naval Bombardment Covers Landing at Wonsan, Deep Inside Red Territory.   ALLIES INFLICT BIG TOLL ON CENTRAL FRONT

Staggering Toll of Reds Mounts in Blazing Battle   South Korean Marines Raid East Coast 90 Miles North of “38”

ROK MarinesLand 90 Miles Inside Enemy Territory   Strike Staged Under Naval Cover Above Parallel 38; On Central Front Allies Inflict Stagvering Toll

Warships Aid In Surprise  Wonsan Stab   U.N. Commanders Feel They’ve Broken First Waves Of Foe

Slau ohter Reds By Thoamsiails Along Front   Seven Red Jets Attack B-29’s As They Make Bomb Runs On Enemy

Chinese Dead By Thousands Counted Along Central Front   South Korean Marines Land At Big Port Of Wonsan Under Cover Of Heavy Naval Bombardment.

IROKs in Surprise Attack  With Protection of Strong Allied Naval Bombardment!

Republic Units Land by Surprise At Coastal Point  Allies Shattering Red Attackers on __Central Battleline

U.S. FLEET AIDS LANDING AT WONSAN   South Korean MarinesCar-: ry Out Surprise Amphibious Attack 90 Miles North of Parallel 38,   SLAUGHTER CHINESE  ON CENTRAL FRONT   Thousands of Enemy Dead on Battlefield Around Chipyong and at Ambush Near Wonju.

Powerful Allied Bombardment Covers Surprise Strike Deep In Red Country — Defenders Shred Enemy Forces Trying For Breakthrough On Central Front

S.K. Marines Land at Wonsar Shatter ‘Two Red Thrusts   Thousands Killed Rushing U. N. Lines

Red Slaughter Continues, but UN Loss Slight   Allied Unit Escapes Trap at Chipyong in Long Bloody Fight

ROK Marines Stage Surprise Thrust from See   Allies Shatter 2 Chinese Divisions On Central Front

Bitter Central Front Fight © Still Raging —   U. $. and Other Unit: Take Staggering  Toll of Communists

Surprise Raid on Port as Enemy  Drive Continues  Staggering Toll Inflicted on Reds On Central Front

Surprise in ROK Strike At Wonsan   Marine Landing There Under Naval Gun Cover May Be Hit-and-Run   THOUSANDS OF DEAD   Effects of Murderous Fire Against Chinese Deseribed in Dispatch

Troops Hit North Of Parallel 38   Other U.N. Forces Take Staggering Toll Of Red Attacker:

Marines Seize Port 90 Miles Behind Border  United Nations’ Troops Stop Reds On Central Front

United Nations Troops Inflicting Terrific Toll of Enemy; Ambush And Marine Invasion Successful

Allies Take Heavy Toll Of Chinese   Two Red Divisions Are Shattered at Chipyong; Allied Losses Reported  Small Patrols Wiped Out

‘BigMo Covers Korea Marines’ Hit-Run Foray   staggering Toll inflicted on Foe On Central Front

Allies Raid  Port Deep in Red Territory   South Korean Marines Land at Wonsan Under Cover of Naval Guns — Staggering Toll Is Inflicted on Enemy on Flaming Central Front

ROKS Land At North Korean Port Today   Surprise Raid Is Staged On Wonsan

Enemy Suffering Staggering Toll   ‘United Nations Defenders Shatter Two Com:  munist Divisions ‘In Welter Of Blood,  Bombs And Shellfire’ On Central Front

Enemy Suffering Staggering Toll On Other Fronts   Strong Naval Bombardment Covers Surprise Rok Raid 90 Miles Inside Red Territory

Communist Divisions Shattered   Enemy Stumbles Into Murderous Artillery And Air Ambush; New Landing At Wonsan

Daring Raid Is Staged On Wonsan Port   Allied Warships. Pave Way; Commie Losses. Tremendous

Beer Truck, Bus Collide, 3 Dead   Kenosha Police Hold Ven Driver

Housing Bill Jabbed for Final Approval  Wolcott Amendmen Turned Down by

Slate Defense Housing Bill  For Passage   1.7 Billion Measure Is Pushed Through With Only. Minor Changes

Lifting of Credit Curbs Approved By 3-Vote Margin   Two Other Wolcott Amendments Beaten By Administration

Defense Housing Bill Slated for — Passage Today   Most Amendments Submitted By Rep. Walcott in Oppesition Are Voted Down

$1 Billion Project  Defense Housing Bill Tabbed For Final Approval In House

2 Wolcott Proposals — Voted Down   House Expected to Pass Measure _for Defense Areas

House Votes One-Y ear Limitation On Some Defense Housing Areas Where Critical Shortages Exist

Floods Add To Wind Havoc In Britain, Atlantic   May Prove To Be Worst Storm Of Century

Enemy Ready For BigAttack, Acheson Says   ‘Secretary Opens Appeal (For $8.500,000,000 Foreign-Aid Program

ARMY READY IF COMMUNISTS STRIKE AGAIN  Secretary of State Acheson Says Free World Prepared If Talleo Bail

GHEGON OAT U0. MUST Bt ON DEFENGWE   Testifies in Congress on Need for Continued Aid to Europe.

Foreign Aid bill Plugged By Acheson   Warns Congress Korean Armistice  Talks May Fail

Support Of Foreign Aid Plan Urged   Failure To Approve Program Would Be Costly, Is Claim By James Bruce

ALLIED ACTION EXPECTED T0 DEFLATE REDS   Record Discloses White House Message Sent to Gen. MacArthur.

Directive Wired  Last January Is Aired in Hearing   Taft Calls Soviet Threat ‘Sandman Used fo Cover Mistake Made In Firing Commander

Reasons For Continuing to Resist In Korea Given January 13 In Telegram, Gen. Marshall’s Testimony Reveals

Refute Claim of Ignorance   Marshall Tells Senate Commander Was Notified of Official Thinking

Sheriff By-Passed   Message Told Of Political Factors Involved In War

STILL SHORT GOAL   a a ee ee Se ee ee a a a! ee  Red Cross Fund Drive Lacks $2,500 of $13,935  Total

Adamic Slain By Red Agents  Author's Brother Says His Death Was Murder

2 Demo Heads Admit Big Gain On Stock Deal   $68,000 Profit on $1G0C Perfectly Proper, Says McKinney

Profit Defended By Party Leader   Now Bankrupt Firm Yielded $68,000 In Returns on $1,000 Investment

McKinney Made $68,000 Profit On But $1,000   Denies Doing Wrong In Getting Money From Bankrupt Firm

Action on U. S. NATO Bid Delayed   Denmark Blocks Vote on Greek, Turkey Admissior

Norse, Danes Hold Up Vital Pact Decision   Admission Of Turks, Greeks Into Anti-Red Union Nearine Ballot

Iwo Countries Oppose Bids To lurkey-Greece  Showdown On Treat: Expansion Near

Denmark Blocks Immediate Action On Greece, Turkey   Mediterranean Pact Preferred to Expansion Of Atlantic Alfiance

Denmark Blocks Pact Extension fo Greece and Turkey   Hope For Change In Stand Before Vote Wednesday

Denmark Won't  Agree to Greece Turkey in NATO  Favors Separate Mediterranean Pact; ht...  Ah. fF... fa

Sweden Puts Crimp In Pact Plans   Delay Hampers U.S. Drive For Wider  Aslanutnia Tepatyu

Mortally Wounds Teen-Age Burglar  Cleveland Youth Is Caught Inside Store

ALLIED LEADERS CONFER WN TOKYO ON TRUCE GRISK   Ridgway, Joy Hold Secret Parley as Tension Mounts      NO BREAK SEEN   Reds Have 800,000 Men Ready for Offensive, Van Fleet Says

ALLIED TRUCE NEGOTIATORS FLY T0 TOKYO   May Be Drafting Reply Te Latest Communist Charges   RED PLANES ATTACK UN GROUND TROOPS

CZECH TRADE WILL BE RIT   U. S. Expected To Stop Trade Concessions To Red Satellite

Affect on Czechs Unknown: China Covered by Ban   Prague Regime to be Hit by Order After Oatis’ Farce Trial

Trade Concession Will Be Removed   State Department Says US To Cut Off  Discount To Czechs

U.S. To Halt Tariff Grants To Czechs  Oe Qed Shaw   ' Aims Second Slap At Red Regime Since Seizure Of Oatis

PolicyDirective By Congress Basis of Action  Effective Nov. 1   Move Already Taken for  Bulgaria, Romania. 13 Other Satellites

U.S. Aims — Trade Blow At Soviet.   Tariff Concessions “To Satellite Areas _ Are Cancelled on Orders of Prasident

Czech Trade Hit By Expected Move   Truman May Cut Off U. S. Tariff Program  To Communist Nation

TRUMAN TO END TARIFF PACT WITH CZECHS   END CONCESSIONS IN RETALIATION FOR OATIS CASE

U.S. CANCELS TRADE PACT WITH CZECHS   Truman Ends Concessions November 1. Russia, Poland, Hungary Benefits Also to Be Cancelled.

Czechs to Lose U.S. Trade Aids   Suspend Concessions Nov. 1. Truman Says

U.S. Raising Barrier to  Czech Trade  Action Is Second   Action Is Second Following Arrest Of Newsman Oatis

U.S. to Deprive: Czechs of All Tariff Rights .   Concessions Will Be ' Cut Off in Second Slap ai Prague

‘Communist Countries Affected; Czech People May Be Involved    Way Paved tor Oftici Notifications; More Explanations Coming

Czech Economic Sanction Plannec   Oatis Arrest Brings Retaliation

President Cuts U.S.-Red Trade   Proclamation Second Slap at Czech Nation Since Oatis Arrest

Truman Cancels Tariff Favors to Reds, Satellites  Russia and China Included in Halt In Concessions

Truman Bans Czech Trade Concessions   New Move in Line To Curb Benefits Derived by Reds

Truman Slaps Czechoslovakia   Tariff Concussions To Be Lopped Off

Concessions On Tariffs To Be Ended   Truman Strikes at Russia, Red China, Other Red Satellites; Czechs to Feel New Qrder Also

Cvyechs Given Tariff Slap   Troman Orders End te Concessions to Reds and Satellites

US to Cut Off Trade Concessions To Czech Nation   Competitive Advantag  In Markets Would i . Be Lost

Trade Benefits for Czechs Cancelled By U.S. On Nov. 1   Russia, Poland And Hungary Also To Lose Benefits

Czechoslovakia Tariff Grants To Be Cut Off   Concessions Due To Be Taken Away By Truman Soon

DIRECT BLOW AT CZECHOSLOVAKIA   President May Cut Off  Tariff Concessions

Proclamation Ending Tarif! Concessions  Applies to Russia,   Applies to Russia, Red China And to Some Satellite

CZECHS MAY LOSE _ U.S. CONCESSIONS      Washington ‘Considers “Cut Off - of Trade Advantages ~~ -* to Nation

Auriol May Select All Party Setup   French President Tries to Solve New Crisis, ‘Pave for Elections in June .   Move Is Hailed   Laurens Says Auriol Is in Agreement With Idea

MacArthur Says Administration Would Avoid Responsibility Of War In Korea

Issue Is How  r Tre TY lo Win War Mae Says Need Is Decisive Vietors

MacArthur Charges Truman Administration Tried to Avoid Responsibility for Korea

\M’ Arthur Says President Dodges Blame  Charges Attempt To Cloud Issue

BOOK DAY POSTPONED  Book day at St. Josept catant kane heen  nostnoned   Mrs. Al Rolfes

BOOK DAY POSTPONED  Book day at St. Joseph school has been _ postponed until next week. Further an. rannramante will) Ke made af   Mrs. Al Rolfes

B-29 Crashes,  4 Crewmen Die   Misses Runway In Fog, Strikes House

Four Are Killed In Plane Crash  B-29 Bomber Strikes Shrevevnort. La.. House

Eight of One Family Injured in Crash   One Dead in Accident Near Mt. Vernon, III.

State Utility Anti-Strike Act to Court   Supreme Court Hears Arguments

ARREST 5 TOP CZECH LEADERS IN RED PURGE   Charge Plot to Kill Gottwald, Join West; 170,000 Communists Ousted,

ClementisC harged With Plotting Against Soviet Reds In Czechoslovakia

They Got Him: , . Missing Czech Red Leader Turns Up in Hands of Police

Top Red Leaders Are Under Arrest   Held For Alleged Plot To Assassinate Czech President

Czech Reds Held in Alleged Plot  3 Top Commies Face Conspiracy Charges

 Would Change Government __  Five Czech Leaders Jailed Tn Plot Against President

Clementis Held for Czech ‘Plot’   Four Others Named in Communist Purge

Clementis Jailed For Czech Plot  Continuous Purges Lead Th Acencannatian Charaa

Clementis Held By Czech Reds On Plot Charge   Premier, Four Top Leaders Accused As Deviationists

2 Top Czech Red Leaders  Under Arrest   Ex- Foreign Chief Held For Plot to Murder President

VLADO CLEMENTIS IS HELD BY REDS   Assassination Plot: Is Charged by Prague 

Plot Charged To Clementis   Ex-Czech Minister, 4. Aides In Prison

Czech Regime Charges Death Plot Revealed.   Five Former Prague Party Leaders Held; Thousands “Pargzed”

Drastic Purge Under Way In Czechoslovakia   Formal Announcement Is Made Of Arrest Of} Clementis And Other  Alleged Cancoijratare

Former Czech Official Held For Plotting   Red Regime Arrests Ex-Foreign Minister And Four Other Top  Cammuniet  andare

Ex-Leaders Arrested by Czech Reds   Dr. Clementis, 4 Others Accused of Revolt Attempt

Reds Uncover Plot To Revolt Against Parly  Five Charged With  Planning To Oust Den_Paeecian Craun

Clementis And Aides Held In Alleged Plot   Former Czech Foreign Minister Accused Of Scheming To Turn Country To West “Like Yugoslavia”

Clementis Under Arrest For Role In Alleged Plot   Former Czech Foreign Minister, Four Other Ton Reds Face Trial In Assassination Charge

Clementis, Four Others Under Arrest   Czech Communists Continue Purge And Allege Plot To  Kail) President

Czechs Arrest Red Leaders As West Spies   Communist Committes Announces Purge Of 170,000 Members

Hold Clementis. Other Ex-Reds In Alleged Plo   100 Czechs Charged With Trving To Kill Gottwald And Seize Government

Reds Uncover Plot To Revolt Against Parly  Five Charged With Planning To Oust Pro-Russian Group

 Former Czech Foreign Minister,  4 Other Top Reds Under Arrest   Connally, Russell Reject Taft’s Quota Proposal

ee eeyeyyeeEeEeEeEeeaEESE=Eeeee  Leading Czech Reds Arrested  Plot To Assassinate President Choraed

Czech Official Is Arrested for Plot   Former Foreign Minister Is Taken Into Custody Along With Many Other Suspects

Czech Reds Purge 170,000 as Titoists   Clementis Accused of Leading Plot; Report Says People Must “in Most Holy Manner Love Soviet Union, Stalin”

Five Top Czech Reds Arrested   Accused of Plotting _ To Kill President And Turn Nation to West; 170.000 Purged by Part,

RED HOUSECLEANING — Clementis, Four Other Top Czech Commanist Leaders, Under Arrest

5 Top Czech Reds Held in Assassin Plot      To: Join West "Like Slave!

Five Leaders Jailed as Spies By Czech Reds   Feared Move to Titoism: 170,000 Purged, Says Announcement

Clementis, 4 Others Bolt Party  Five Top Reds Held in Czech Plot

Officials Won’ t Comment  Mystery Truck WreckCoincidence or Plot?

L’affaire Gromyko Remains’ Mystery As No Beer Truck Appears to Attack

WARRANT OU FOR ARREST OF COHEN   Gambler Proposes To Meet Meridith For Talk in Tucson

‘Really Just’ Peace For Japan Aim Of Soviet Groun. Berlin Press Says

Churchill Pledges Full British Help For Army Plan   Prime Minister Is Preparing to Visit President Truman

Britain Backs NATO Army, Churchill Says   Prime Minister Talks To Rene Pleven, Pledges Support For Plan

Citizens Warned by U.S. Consul   Move Prompted By Fear of Red Chinese Aims

U. S. Citizens In Hong Kong Advised To Go   Consulate General Cites ‘Deterioration’ Of Far East Situation

UMT Plan Gets Informal Okay From President  Lowering of Draft Age to 18 Included

Truman Gives His Approval to UMT Bil   President's Informal Nod to [8-year-old Draft Plan Reported

Mac Says He Weicomed CIA   Truman’s Statement Is Called Tommyrot

—FIVE UNDER INDICTMENT— Newsmen W ho Crusaded Against Crime Charged

Criticized Gamblers and Public Officials:  Five Newspapermen Indicted On Charae of Defamation

Admitted Gamblers Take Action....  Newsmen Facing Defaming Charge

 Louisiana Attack Balked Newsmen Indicted by Jurors For Drive Against Gamblers

Publishers, Newsmen Indicted for Crusade Against La. Gamblers   Does Youth Sex Club Exist, Asks Memphis

Five Crusaders race Indictment   Newsmen Defamed Admitted Gamblers

Five Newsmen Indicted  For Detaming Gamblers;   Public Officials Also Slandered By Lake Charles American Press, Louisiana Grand Jury Charges

Five Newsmen Indicted In Louisiana   Grand Jury Orders Writers Held At Lake Charles

rive Newsmen Indicted for Defamation   Newspaper Men Who  Hit Open Law Breaks By Admitted Gamblers, Public Officials Cited

Enlistments Are Extended Year   Draitees Exempt from New Armed Forces Order

Economy Roat Program Past Senale Vote   Trimmed Down Appropriation Goes Mext te House; In Line With Murrey Stand

Caudle Returns To Testify On Tax Fraud Cases  Laxities in Revenue Bureau‘s Frisco Office Reported

‘Pressured’ To Drop Tax Case: Caudle   ‘Congreséien And Other Influential People Put ‘Tremendous ressure  On Him, Claim

CAUDLE CLAIMS TAX PRESSURES   Says Congressmen Amon Those Influencing Justice

Ousted Tax Official Says Solons Applied Pressure for Friends  Truman Fires Agent  In San Francisco For  ‘Improper Management

Caudle Says Congressmen Pressured Him   No Names Mentioned As Ex-Collector Tells of Troubles

Caudle Blasts Congressmen   Tells Of ‘Pressure’ At Revenue Probe

Pressure Put  On Tax Chiet   Caudle Says Congress men Asked Favors for  Offenders

CAUDLE TELLS OF PRESSURE T0 DISMISS CASES   ‘YOU DON’T KNOW THE PRESSURE ON ATTORNEY GENERAL

Revenue Bureat Discharges 18 Other Employes  12 Asked to Resign From Posts After + Investigations

‘Pressure’ Blamed by Tax Official   Caudle Testifies The ‘Pressure’ Was ‘Tremendous’; Frise Coltector Fired

30 Internal Revenue Men Fired, Resign   Ousters Touch Tax Bureaus In  14 Cities Today

Tax Fraud Writs Found in Drawer In Bureau Office  Ne Data Given Yet On Unused Warrants

Tells Pressure To Quash Tax  Prosecutions  Caudle, Fired by Truinan, Testifies Before Committee

Caudle Tells Of Pressure   Congressmen, Other Influ ential Folks Brought It to Bear On Tax Men

Pressure Put on Him: Caudle   Says Congressmen Worked for Friends

Eureau Lops 18 More Off Its Payroll   12 Other Workers Across Nation  Asked To Resign

Caudle Claims Influence Used   Ousted Tax Man Says Pressure Exerted By Solons

President Fires San Francisco Tax Employe   Revenue Bureau Announces Firing Of 18 Other Employes

Caudle Says Congressmen Pressured Him   Testifies That Influential People Sought To Have Tax Cases Dropped

Testimony ol Caudle Reveal: “Pressures”   Savs Influential Ones Tried to Get Him to Drop Prosecution of “Innocent” Offender:

Truman Qusts James G. Smyth And 18 Others.   Twelve Cther: Employes im Frisco Internal Revenue Bureau Also Asked to Resign.

President Fires Tax Collector At San Francisce   Revenue Bureau Ousts 18 Employes; Asks 12 To Resign

—NO NAMES— ‘Pressure’ Revealed By Caudle   ASKED TO FREE TAX OFFENDERS

Caudle Details Heavy Pressure In Tax Cases   Congress Members, Other Officials  Exert Influence

Caudle Tells Of Pressure   Fired Prosecutor Reveals Influence Used By Officials

CAUDLE REPORTS HIGH PRESSURE   Says Congress Members, Others Asked Tax Help

Revenue Bureau Set for Housecleaning Caudle’s Headachac ara linet Raninninn

Caudle Cites ‘Influential  Pressures’ Congressmen Among Visitors

Caudle Tells of Heavy Pressures  Urged to Forget Tax Prosecutions

State’s Finances Worry Governor   Adopted Programs Need More Money IF Continued, Chief  Evecutive Warne

Southern Ohio Counties Declared Disaster Area For Getting Farm Loans

50 WEATHER MILD   Only Record Made During Year Was Lowest Snow fall Here

Philadelphia Goes To Dems For Cleaning; Halley Beats Tammany   Dr. Poling Badly Thumped in Philadelphia; GOP Gains Congressional Seat And Mayor.

Republicans Sweep Congressional Seats For Net Gain of One  Demos Elect Mayor Of Philadelphia For First Time Since 1884

GOP Gains In Off-Year Balloting  Halley Conquers   Halley Conquers Both Parties To Head N. Y. Council

Republicans Gain Another 'Coneress Seat   Several GOP Mayors Also Victorious on — Corruntion Charoes

Philadelphia Race Is Won By Democrat   GOP Gains One Congress Seat In Tuesday's Of Year Vote; Halley : New York Victor

GOP Gains One House Seat in Off-Year Voting   Elections Sparked By Charges of Crime, Corruption

REPUBLICANS MAKE GAINS IN OFF-YEAR VOTE  Opposition Turns al a sewnee ili ee sot si, , Sea See   Opposition Turns Corruption Issue to Advantage In Philadelphia.

licans Gain-Congressional ‘in Ohio, Democrats Elect rin Philadelphia Purging

GOP Gains One Congressional Seat in Voting   Corruption in Government Is Made Bid Issue

No Conservation Boss Picked Yet  Naming Of Director Put Off To June 6

Religious Question  High Court Takes No Action  On ‘Released Time’ Svstem

Md. Democrats Adopt “Hands Off” Policy Toward Devising New Taxes

Tax Increase Bill Up To Republican: State Democrets Decide  On Strategy In Closed hAecetina

1]-Year-Old Texas Boy on Way to Paris to Urge Gen. Eisenhower to Run for President

Cadets Say Confessions Were Forced  Charge Threats of Prison Terms; Denia Made hv Academy

RRR RK KR PB  PARENTS OF DISMISSED, CADETS WILL APPEAL TO CONGRESS FOR SUPPORT

Cadets’ Kin Will Appeal To Congress   Parents Of Ninety Wes! Point Cadets Plan To Ask Congress Backing Of Bays’ Position

Cadets’ Parents Planning Appea! in Ouster Cases   Boys Threatened with Dire Consequences by Officials, Claim ~

‘Some Cadets Now Declare Confessions Of Cribbing Obtained Under Duress

Ousted 90 Say Forced To Confess   Claim Report Of Cribbing  Exagverated

India Rejects Anglo-America Jap -. Tréaty and Plans: Te Sign Her: éOwni!

Sheboygan Press Editor Sells Out   C. E. Broughton Cites Differences With CIO

Differs with ClO Guild  'C.E. Broughton, Sheboygan Editor, Sells Out After Strike

Press Interest Disposed of By Broughton   ‘Differences With News Guild’ Are Blamed By Sheboygan Editor

A A ERS ARE NE  10-Million-Bale Cotton Crop For 750 Valued At $2.3 Billion

1950 Cotton Crop Shows Sharp Drop   Final Report Well Below Totals For ‘49’ Crop

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ae Chat, ciseieiiaubnmainea ds PLAN TO START WORK ON NEW DEFENSE PLANT

Yank Troops Break Through New Red Line  Keep Blasting The Enemy, Gen. Ridgway Orders

Temperatures   Ridgway Warns Leadets Not to Over-Extend Their Lines in Pursuit

Warns Commanders Not to Extend Lines In Pursuit of Fleeing Reds, Says They Have Only One Objective—‘Kill Reds, Save Selves’

Seven Units in Action Against Reds   Leaders Warned Nat To Extend Troops Too Far

Communists Forced To Flee To Escape Being Caught In Jaws Of Giant Nutcracker Toward Wonju, Hoengsone   NEW LINE 30 MILES SOUTH OF PARALLEI

Drive Commies Into Mountains On Central Front   North Koreans Flee Giant Allied Trap

American Troops §mash Through Communist Lines   Ridgeway Urges Continued Blasting By U. S. Artillery

ow A Ee  Red Troops Driven Into Mountains      ALLIES PIERCE MAIN DEFENSES

Reports From Field Say Enemy Put To Flicht   Ridgeway Advises Use Of Artillery

North Koreans Flee Allied  Nutcracker   Mh Division Rams Hole Through Communist Resistance

Heavier Sales Tax Or Income Levy To Be Needed In Ohio   MAIL SHIPMENTS CURBED Rail Union Faces Court: Strike Spreads Larger

Showdown Near As Wildcat RR Strike Spreads   War Effort Crippled Plants Idled, Mail Freight Embarqoed

Moseow Post For Kennan  Is Considered  Expert On Russia Is Praised Highly   President Reveals Talks With Acheson About Envoy To Soviet

MAY REPLACE KIRK   bir seme Mentions George Kennan as Ambassador to Russia

Consider Kennan for Russian Post  Ambassador Kirk Anxious to Leave

George Kennan May Be Envoy To Moscow   President Discloses Policy Expert Is Under Consideration

Pres, Says Kennan Is Being Considered As Our New Ambassador To Russia

Kennan Slated To Take Kirk’s Post As Envoy   Truman Comes Back To Washington For Political Address

George F, Kennan May Suceeed Kirk  As Envoy To Russia, Truman Reveals

Allied HQ Says Evidence Available ‘On Atrocities   Statement From Ridgway Does Not Mention Red Countercharges Of Atrocities Bv Allies

Markets Report Highest Prices   New Top For Weekly Average Of $61.35 Set On Eastern Belt

Auriol Blasts Isolationism As ‘Nonsense   French President Addresses Congress As Final Gesture

BOYLE INQUIRY GETS NEW LIFE   Demos’ Chairman Refuses to Show -_Past Tax Returns

HNTU BUYLE AFFAIR Neos Testimony Puts  New Life in Senate  : Probe

Mayor Defends Law Defiance At Galveston  Wants Local Option On Gambling, Saloons And Prostitution

England Putting Men In Gay-Colored Pants With Ruffles To Match Miladv

3,000 Soviet Planes Given Chinese Reds. British Experts Say  Concentration Of Russian Troops Seen As Defensive Move

Russia Gives Chinese Reds 3000 Planes   Massing of Soviet Troops Seon 4s Protective Stan

Reports Say: Russia Gives Red China 3,000 Airplanes For Big Offensive

Ground- Troop Action Is Held To Be Unlikely   Concentration On Border Called Move To Guard Eastern Flank

Russia Gives. Chinese Reds 3,000 Planes   British Intelligence Comes Out With Repor

ALLIES STILL DOMINATE AIR   Rumors To Contrary ‘Just Aren't So,’ Spokesman Says

Allied Planes Still Control Korean Skies   Rumor Of Huge Red Air Fleets is Discounted

HE CAN KEEP JOB Republic ‘an Town Votes Down  Impeachment Of President

New Hampshire Community Decides By Vote Truman Should Not Be impeached

Woketield Votes Against Impeachment New Hampshire GOP Town Votes to Let Truman Stay

Rural Town Voters, Republicans, Too, Vote Against Truman Impeachment

Citizens Of New Hampshire Town Vote ‘No’ To Impeaching Truman   Rock-Ribbed Republican Community In Town Meeting Vote 48 To 17 Against Taking President’s Job Away From Him.

It's Die-Hard Republican, Too! Town Votes Against ~Impeaching Trumar

Ban == Republicans ‘Town's Citizens Vote Against ‘Impeaching President Truman

Voice Of The People Townsmen In GOP Stronghold Vote Against lmpeaching HST

Impeachment Vote Fails  Republican Town Supports Truman. 48 to 17

Sleet, Snow  Lash Nation   South Atlantic Area _ Remains Fairly Warm

Second Sleet, Ice Storm Hits Midwest   Many Schools Closed in Indiana, Illinois

RAIN AND SNOW HIT WIDE AREA   Ice Storm Slows Travel And Disrupts Communications

WET, SLIPPERY AND SLUSHY IN MIDDLE STATES   Ice Storm Makes Travel Haz. ardous From Illinois to Texas.

MORE STATIONS IN SEPTEMBER? City-by-city TV Channel Allocation Plan Readied

Probe Ordered In Massacres   Reporters Told Atrocitie: Should Hove Been Aired Lona Aqo

FULL P RED SLAUGHTER BEING ORDERED   Pentagon And Ridgway _ Are Surprised By Han  Jey Announcement   5,500 U. S. CAPTIVES ’ REPORTED MURDERED

Col. Hanley Stands By His Story Of Communists Atrocities; Says It Should Have Beer. Told Long Ago

Bill to Ban Overloads on Roads Okehed   Measure to’ Strengthen Law Against Overloaded ‘Trucks Voted in House 45 ta 1

ITN. Y. Police Indicted By D.A.  Gambling Ring Paid Off $1 Million Yearly

Police Pay-Offs Run In Millions  Graft Ring Revealed With 21 Indicted

WEAPONS FOR WAR — Scientist Says H-Bomb Possible; Tells How  Missile May Be Made

Probers Balked At Now Mrleans  vw we  Crime Witnesses Refuse Answers

VICE CHIEFS CLAM UP AT NEW ORLEANS   Kefauver to Seek Contempt Citations for Refusals to Answer.

New Orleans Vice, Gambling Lords May Pay For Refusing To ‘Sing’ :

Hoodlums Balk In New Orleans  Vice Lords Clam Up For Crime Inquiry

New Orleans Characters Set Record For Refusing To Answer Questions

Has No Doubt "Things Will Be Cleaned Up” In Administration, Says Fulbright

19 Senators Blacklisted By AFL Unit   Tom Connally Included Among Unwanted Solons

AFL Seeks Scalps of 19 US. Solons   Senator Knowland of California Listed as Congressional Target

Elderly Woman, Whipped At Cult’s Meeting, Dies   Admits Beatings

Elderly Woman Beaten To Death By Religious Cultist Who Tried To "Drive The Devil” Out Of His Own Wife

PRESIDENT ORDERS HARRIMAN TO IRAN      White House Aide Will Attempt to Ease Dispute Over Oil

resentative Calls For tement Of Facts From : On Atrocity Charges

Solon Blasts US. Handling Of Atrocities   ‘Errors, Contradictions’  Hit by Congresswoman; . Clarification Asked

Solon Demands Truman Reveal. Atrocity Facts  Says Presidsnt Owe Situs Clarifying   Says Presidont Owe Parents Clarifying Statement

Facts on Korea Massacre Toll Are Demanded   Legislator Critical OF Mitddle, Urges  Truman to Explain

Handling Of Story On Atrocities Hit   ‘Rep. Rogers Charges Botched Handling Of Storv: Demands Statenient Of Facts

Congresswoman Asks War Atrocity Charges Be Clarified by  Complete Statement From Truman

TRUMAN CALLED ONTO CLEAR UP ATROCITY STORIES   erong ‘Figures on Number of U. S. Dead Bring Deman 4 for Complete Statement of Facts.   ONE REPORT PUTS VICTIMS AT 8,000   Rep. Edith Norse Rogers : Says There Has Been “Botched Handling” of the Accusations.

Truman Asked To Give Facts On Atrocities   *Solon Hits ‘Botched Handling’ of Story On Korean Massacre

Demands Atrocity Statement   Mr. Truman Owes Soldier’s Parents Clear Explanation Says Congresswoman

Explanation Is Demanded From Trumanon ‘Botched’ Atrocity Report Handling

Rail Strikes a ‘Direct Injury’ To Security   Statement from Truman Says Cannot Tolerate Their Continuance

U.S. Presses fo End Walkout as Mail Is Affected   Switchmen Ignore Any Order, Wide Sections of Country Feel Pinch

PARTIAL. EMBARGO 1S PUT ON MAIL   Layoffs Increase As Rail Walkouts  Continue to Spread

— LINKS BREAKING APART —  Railroad Strike Crisis Grows More Critical.

No Justification For Preventing Flowof Freight, Truman Says   Only Two Lines Operating Normally in Chicago; N. Y. Cut Off

Crisis Growing More Critical Across Country  Government Presses To Cease Walkout; 25 NYC-Connected Traine Ara Cancalla,

hi Embargo On 10 Cities As Yard Walkout Spreads   Rail Workers Face US Court for Contempt of Citation

Strike Cuts  East-West  Rail Links Nation's Economy  ‘Threatened; U. S. Takes Court Actio.

Partial Embargo On Mail as Rail Strike Spreads   Hardship Looms on Home, Fighting Fronts; More Trainmen Report Sick, Paralyzing Train Traffic: Freiqht, Express Piling Up

Rail Links With New York Breaking; Switchmen ‘Sick’   25 Trains toN.Y. Cancelled by Roads

Mail Added To List Of Rail Bans   All Efforts Bent To End ‘Sick-Call’ Tieup Bv U.S. Switchmen

“Sick Calls’ Increase In Rail Dispute  Strike Growing More Critical Over The U.S.

Rail Strikers Cause Crisis In Shipments   ‘Sick’ Switchmen Tie Uf More Yards, Post Office, Freight

Railroad Strike  Growing   National Security Is In Danger, U.S Economy At Stake

Says Strike Is Injuring War Effort   The White House Denounces Walkout, And Presses for  End af Dicnita

T&P iS AFFECTED ‘Sick’ Switchmen Idle in Texas Cities   Partial Mail Embargo Set as Strike Spreads

National Security Hurt By Walkout   President Authorizes Statement Condemning Transportation Tieup

Mail Embargo Is Imposed as Rail Walkout Spreads  Supplies for Korea,  Vital Industries Awon Affantas

National Economy Threatened by Fast - Spreading Railroad Walkout

National Security Injured by Strike   White House Statement Says Walkout ‘Can’t Be Tolerated’

Can't Tolerate Confinuance, Statement Says   Railroad Links Are Breaking Apart With Spread of Walkouts

Legal Actions Taken to End Rail Walkout   Strike of Switchmen Hits Other Industries; Many Hardships Loom

GOVERNMENT ATTEMPTS TO HALT WALKOUT   Switchmen’s ‘Sicleness Is Spreading Along Main Arteries

National Security Directly Injured, Truman Aide Says   Nation Can No Longer Tolerate Walkout Of Switchmen, Truman Declares; Rail Links Between New York, Rest Of Country Are Breaking Apart Today

U. S. Moves to End Walk Out By Switchmen   Mail Is Embargoed; Freight Piles Up, War Shipments Stopped

STRIKERS SLOW DOWN NATION'S WAR SHIPMENTS   Partial Mail Embargo Ordered. As” Railroad Switch men Stay Out — Court Action Scheduled.

Mail Embargo In Rail Strike  OF oe in ee ¢, ie ae Se Ara   Korea Supplies Are Tangled In Chicago

Train Service Folds Rapidly   Cincinnati, N. Y. Fear Full Cutoffs

10 Big Cities Hit by Slash ~— In Rail Strike   War Supplies Tied Up; Legal Steps Are Taken To Halt Walkouts

Acceptance Of Second, Third And Fourth Class Mail Sharply Restricted At Nine Large Cities

Many Trains Cancelled. by Strike; Mail Service for. fast Limited; . Industrial Shutdown Has Begun

‘White House Declares Continuance of Rail Strikes Cannot Be Tolerated: Partial Mail Embargo Ordered as Crisis Grows   Rail Links Breaking

Idle Mount As Strikes Grip Nation   Supplies For Korea Hit In Rail Tie-up; Auto Plants Down

Embargo On Mail Caused. By Rail Strike   Contempt Action Taken To Halt Rail Tieso Over Nation

Court Action Looms As Rail Crisis Heightens   25 Major Trains Connecting New York With Other Points Canceled; Every Section Of Nation Hit

Paralysis Spreads Along More of Nation’s Railroads   66,000 Workers in Other Industries Laid Off; Combat Rations for Forces in Korea Stalled at Chicago; Govt. Acts.

Railroad Strike, Other Disputes, Idle Thousands   Traffic Snarled As Train Tieup Effects Spread

Partial Embargo On Mail forced By Railway Strike; Fitchburg Post Office Hit

Scores Rail ~ Strike   White House Says Tieup A Threat to Security Of United States And Cannot Be Tolerated

Defense Production  Hit, Mail Embargoed   Rail Workers Ignore Union Officials’ Pleas To Resume Work; Truman Asked To Intercede.

Passenger Trains Hit By Walkout   New Embargoes Are Being Clamped on As Service Cut Off

Government In Legal Action Against Unions   Strike Gaining In Momentum as Workers Call Themselves ‘Sick’

Strike Idles Thousands: Piles Up Mail, Freight And Combat Rations For Gls

Legal Moves ToEndTieup Are Made by  Government   Rail Paralysis Spreads and More Idle in Other Industry

Crisis Due to ‘Rail Strike Grows More Critical   Government Presses To End Walkout. More Trains Are Cancelled.

PARTIAL EMBARGO PLACED ON MAIL   ACTION GROWS OUT Ol STRIKE THAT HAS AFFECTED 42 RAILROADS.

Tie-up Directly Injure: National Security. White House Warn:   President Declares Strike Un justified   Nation Can’t Tolerate Continuance, Is Word: Walk-out Is Spreading

Crisis Caused By Rail Strike More Critical  Rail Links of Entire

Postmaster Rae Arnould Gets Newest Orders   Railroad Strike Results in Clamps All Over Nation

Porti al Embargo Is Clamped On Mail _ Government Moves To End Rail Strike —

Rail Movements Are Hit Harder By Growing Strike   U. S. Presses for End of Walkout By Switchmen

Sick Cail Strike Grows More Acute  White House Says American Public Can’t Tolerate Rail Walkouts ECONOMY THREATENED  New York Rail Links Breaking Apart aoa Plant  Shutdowns (By the Associates Press) Netin  Th. «eavernmment tank stens

White House Calls Rail Strike Halt  U. S. Security Being Hurt, Truman Says

Strikes Injure Security, Says White House   Statement Cites Railway Walkauts As “Uniustitied”

Order Limit: Mail in Rail Strike Areas   Paralysis Spreads; Other Industries Lay Off Workers

Wave of Strikes Delays Flow Of Korea Supplies   Rail, Bus Walkouts Cripple Industry, Bring Mail Embearao

vick Call Strike Grows More Acute  White House Says American Public Can't Tolerate Rail Walkouts  ECONOMY THREATENED  New York Rail Links Break_ ing Apart; More Plant Shutdowns (By the Associated Prens} Bulletin The government took steps  today « > eet the name of every awit taking in strike thet has disrupted the na tien’s transport Hines within four

Nation Can't Allow Tieup, Says Truman   N. Y. Rail Links Breaking Apart; Thousands Idled

= OO enn  Associates Say MacArthur Will Dedicate Life to Fighting Reds

Bure ucrats Blas asted for Tru man Move   MacArthur Aides Call] f or Impeachment 0! ‘Incompetent’ President    ‘Associates Say MacArthur ral Dedicate Life to Fighting Re

Quinumbered  U. N. Forces Tighten Lines   Hordes of Commie Troops - Pressing On Seoul Area

109 109 Pinball Machines Confiscated by Crate Dolicein McLean County Rald

Truman Frets Over Proposed Military Curbs   President Fears Congress Will Hamper Defense

ONEEZES IN JAIL AND COLLAPSES TO FLOOR   Veteran-Defendant Removed To Maryland Hospital   AWAITING TRIAL HERE

Fail To Solve Disappearance At Cleveland   Police Admitting All Clues Failed In Hunt for Girl

Fail To Solve Disappearance At Cleveland  Police Admitting All Clues Failed

Al COLLEGE SLATED   Northeastern Will Begin Alphabetical System February 1

REGISTRATION AT COLLEGE SLATED   Northeastern Will Begin Al phabetical System February 

Blistering U.N. Blows Crumple Korean Attack   Foe Flees To Hills After Seizing Dominant Heichts

New Commie Force Blocks Supply Line   Planes, Artillery Smash Red Attacks  In Waniu Saction

Allies Throw Back Reds In Wonju Sector  Communist Regiments Take To Hille After   Communist Regiments Take To Hills After Air, Artillery Action

ENEMY ROUTED BY AIRCRAFT, ARTILLERY   Six-Thousand Man Force Chased Into Hills  AIF Us! TIIAF AT      Directed At Vital Supply Highway 31 Miles Southeast Of Wonju

Enemy Forces Take to Hills Under Bombing   Route of Retreat Further South Is Menaced by Drive

Dominant Hill Recaptured By Allied Troops   Drive 6,000-Man Red Korean Force Ott "Hill South of Wonju; 11 B-29 Bombers ‘Drop Heavy Explosives to Aid Yanks

'6,000-Man Red Force  I iDriven Baek   Allied Air Attacks And Artillery Fire Recapture Dominant Height For U. N.

North Line Yet Intact  As Danger Is Growing    Position At Wonju Reported In Peril From Enemy Attack

BY UN PLANES   6,000-Man Force Driven Off After It Had Seized Hill

Bombers Help Clear Hill of North Koreans  Fight Continues Th Keon Ratrast   Fight Continues To Keep Retreat Route Open

Rail Engineers And Firemen Postpone Strike   ‘Action Comes After ~“Bresident Names , Emergency Board

Bright Belt Governors Meet Today To Set 1951 Leaf Marketing Dates

Troopers Watch Mountain Law In County Area   State Moves Into Fayette’s Mine Closing “Dispute”

Mrs. Holley’s ‘Triple Threat’ Baby Buggy Holds Pretty Puzzle For Busmen, Police

Race Discrimination, Auto Inspection Bills Meet Death in Montana Senate

Ludlow Boy With 28th Division Elected To Play Santa for Needy German Kids

28th Soldiers Play Santa Claus   Ex-Pennsylvania Guards Brighten Lives Of Needy German Children

Farm Products Can Be Controllec  Whe r Prices Reach Ceiling Level

Farm Products Can Be Controle  Whenever Price Reach Ge ‘tin ng Lev vel

Sees Automatic Price Control of Farm Products   Action Expected When Producer Price Reaches Or Exceeds Parity.

Farm Product Ceilings Told  Prices Come Unde Control Whenever Level Is Reached

‘Bataan’ Costs $225 an Hour  MacArthur Can Use Plane as Long as He Wants

TEXAS TOWN WAGES A FIGHT ON POLIC   (Cleanup Campaign On-—-Bankers, Lawvers, Clergymen, Doetors Don Work Clothes.

STOCK PRICES DROP AROUND $4 A SHARE   Major Break Tops Heaviest Weekly Decline Since Start of Korean War,

President Has Banned U. S. Bombing Manchuria Bases, Despite Much Provocation

Claim Five Down, 15 Damaged   Bombing Red China Absolutely Ruled Out In Talk

BAN ON ATTACK ON MANCHURIA   President Says Bomb Line Must Remain At Yalu River

Truman's Speech Indicates Flat Ban Against Bombing Manchurian Air Bases

John Service, Long Controversial Figure in American Diplomacy,  Is Fired by U.S. State Department

Question Loyalty, Verifying Charge Mare By M’Carthy   Previous Inquiries Re “sulted In. Favorable Report

John Service, Diplomat, Fired As Security Risk   Dismissal Based On Famed 1945 Amerasia Case

Service Dismissed From Post   State Department Given No Choice By Loyalty Board

John Service Is Fired As Loyalt y Risk  Ruling Based On Amerasia Case

ee  SERVICE DISMISSED BY STATE DEPARTMENT  7s lU6ShlhUre Yo UC OS

Ouster Based On ‘Doubt 0f His Loyalty   Controversial Diplomat Had Been Under McCarthy’s Fire For Months

Far Eastern Expert Fired As Diplomat   John Stewart Service Loses In Loyalty Board Report

State Department Ordered To Discharge John Service   State Dept. Obeys Firing Order But Doesn't Like It

Service Fired, Loyalty Doubt  Was Long a Target Of Communist Charge

State Departinent Fires John Stewart Service  For ‘Doubt’ Of Loyalty.

Charles Oliphant Testifies ‘'Mystery Man' Told Him of Aiding Senator in Klein Tax Case.   Service Fired; ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Concerning Loyalty

Service Fired From State Job  Loyalty Board Sees ‘Reasonable Doubt’

SERVICE FIRED AFTER STATE DEPT. BOARD OVERRULED   Top U. S. Review Panel: Doubts Loyalty Of Controversial Diplomat

Review Board Finds ‘Doubt’ Of His Loyalty   Secretary Acheson Ousts Career Man— Target of Met arthy

John S. Service, Vet Diplomat, \s Dismissed   ‘Reasonable Doubt’ On Loyalty Reportec By Review Board

Service Fired As Board Finds Doubt As fo His Loyalty   Find Diplomat Gave Documents To ‘‘Amerasia”’

John Service Is Ousted by State Dept.   Board Finds‘Reasonable  Doubi’ of Envoy’s Loy - alty to U.S.   (Picture an Pare 3)

John S. Services Loyalty Doubted   Often Cleared by State Department, Diplomat Accused in Amerasia Case

John Service Fired Following Loyalty Check   Government Board Announces Findings. ~ Atte® Detailed Ct

Board Reports Doubt Exists as to His Lovalty—Action Reverses Findings of Another Group.   ONE OF M'CARTHY'S PRINCIPAL TARGETS   Testimony Given That Hi Grave to Magazine Editor Keports From China  Classified as “Secret.”

John Service Ousted After Board Ruling   Veteran U. S. Employe Denies He Is Risk;  Under Constant Probe

Recalls Information He Disclosed to Philip Jaffe, Editor of Amerasia and Man of Known Leftist Sympathies.

John 5. Service s Bounced Out By State Dept.   Reasonable. Doubt Of Loyalty Offered As Reason In Move

JOHN SERVICE IS DISMISSED BY GOVERNMENT   Reasonable Doubt As To His Loyalty, Review Board Says   STATE DEPARTMENT IEARLIER CLEARED HIM

Service Fired in Wake of Adverse Ruling on Loyalty   (Photo on Picture Page.)

U. S. Diplomat Long Accused Of Red Links   Review Board Says There’s Reasonable Doubt of Lovalty

State Ousts Service After Loyalty Doubt   Diplomat Fired As Department Acts On US Board's Ruling

Service Hints He Will Not Appeal Firing   State Department Official Ousted By Loyalty Board

Service Found Disloyal, Fired By State Dept.   Board Reverses Prior Findings On Diplomat

A DIPLOMAT FIRED   Loyalty Board Finds “Reasonable Doubt” Over Tohn S. Service

State Department Last Night Fires John S. Service   Review Board Finds “‘Reasonable Doubt’’ As To His Loyalty

State Department Fires John Service   Controversial Figure Ousted On A ‘Reasonable Doubt Of Lovalty’

Loyalty Board Finds ‘‘Rea: ~ gonable Doubt’ Over John S. Service

Communists Will Deliver New Message Tomorrow; - Hint Possible Change in U. N. Negotiating Team

NEUTRAL ZONE ENLARGEMENT TURNED DOWN   CHANGES IN TRUCE , TEAM ANTICIPATED *

Foe Expected fo Agree to Fresh Talks   Head of U.N. Truce Team Prepares to Return to Korea  Ra NON WIT

CHINESE REDS FIGHT YANKS IN FIERCE ACTION   Hope Cease-Fire Talks Will Reopen Soon at New Site

Reds’ Message Is Due Tonight  At Panmunjom Changes in U. N. Truce Team Personnel Are Rumored .

COMMUNISTS TO SEND RIDGWAY NEW NOTE TONIGHT IN ADVANCE OF LAISION OFFICERS MEETING

Reds Ready New Note To Ridgway   To Be Delivered - Tomorrow; Believed Reply on Truce Site

Allies More Hopeful; Wait Red. Message   Nature of Note Is Not - Disclosed; Liaison Officers to Meet

PICK UP NEW RED NOTE   Reds Ask U. N. Officers to Receive Latest Message, Presumably About  — Talks, at Panmunjom.

Red Truce Reply Due Wednesday   Changes Reported In UN Delegation

Reds Will Reply Today to Truce Talk Message   Liaison Officers Are Scheduled to Meet Late This Afternoon

Commies Send New Message To Ridgway   May Be Agreement tc Meeting; Hand-to-Hand Battles On

Americans Gain on West Front   New Message May Be Latest Work on Opening Talks

Communists Are Due to Send New Message to Allies Today on [Resumption of Cease-Fire Talks

“Reds Ready New Note on Peace Talks  Will Deliver Reply To Ridgeway Tonigt

Reds To Send Allies New Truee Word   aAsk Liaison Officers To Pick Up Message At Panmunjom, Site Of New Talks

U.N. Accepts New Talk Site   Reds Give No Indicatio: Of What Message in Reply Will Contain

Vinnesota Supreme Court  Has Final Say   Judge Says Burden of Proof That He Is Not \ Fugitive Is Up to Former Klan Leader   Reds to Deliver \ew Message to  Allies ¥ ednesday

n Vespite rierce he sisiance  US Trome Advance Mile on West Front   Await Enemy Talks Reply

Reds to Send New Message On Cease-Fire   Negotiations May Be Resumed Soon

New Message from Reds Raises Hopes for Renewed Talks   Allies Believe Liaison Officers Can Reach Satisfactory Agreement.

Ixpect Reds Peace R eply By Tomorrow   Answer to Ridoway Vlay Tell Story on Agrecementor More War

UN Awaits Latest Red Truce Bid   Rumors Hint Allied Peace Team Change

Liaison Qificers May Get Latest Word on Truce   Allied Personnel To Receive Note At 5 p.m. Today

Reds Sending New Message To Ridgway  Note Is Due At   Six O'Clock

Latest Word From Commies ls Due Tonight  No Indication If Enemy Will Agree

U. S. Cavalry Hacks Out Gain Of Over Mile On West Front   Liaison Meeting Could End Deadlock Since Aug. 23

Changes In Allied Staff Are Hinted   Time Draws Near For Meeting Of Liaison Officers

Enemy Silent On Contents Of Message   Yank Cavairymen Advance One Mile On Western Front

NOTE SLATED FOR ARRIVAL LATER TODAY   Changes Indicated In Negotiators For Allies In Future

DETAILED PLANS FOR NEW TALKS WILL BE TOPIC   cnemy Note Will Be elivered Two Hours Before Parley. — Reds Silent On Message.

New Location For Parle ys  Is Approved   Ridgway Sends Note Okaying Choice Of Panmunjom For Talks

Reds Will Deliver Allies New Message  U.N. Officers to Receive Note Fron  Communicte Today

Latest Word On Meeting Is Exnected   No Indication Given To Content of Note Allied Truce Team  May be Changed

FOE SENDING NOTE TO NEW PARLEY SITE   Joy Ready To Leave Tokyo To Resume Negotiations.

Allied Liaison Group Picks Up New Message  Demilitarized Zone No. 1 Obstacle

New Red Message Raises Hope of Renewing Talks   Hand-to-Hand Fighting On Front In Korea

Fierce Fighting Put Up by Reds On Two Fronts   Cavalry Troops Gain Mile in West Korea

Meeting Set F or Allies, Red Staff   Admiral Joy Reported Readying to Leave Tabkva Headamarters 

Allies Await Red Reply To Parley Offer   Message On Proposal To Resume Talks At New Site Due Today

Allies Await New Message On Truce Talk   Commies Expected to Agree to Meeting of Liaison Officers

USS. First Division Hacks Out More Than Mile Gain; Truce Talks Said Nearer

Limit On Jap Navy Is Asked   England Fears Japan Aggression “In Pacific

Ridgway Gets Job   ‘Failure to Give Support’ To Policies Charged

Gen. Ridgway Placed in  Command   Statement Declares General Unable to Give Complete Support

Cabinel-Congress. Video Suggested  Sen, Kefouver Says Piss grams Would Keep: The. Public Informed °<

ROBINSON'S HITS BRING 3 BROOK RUNS   Rookie Hurler Clem Labine Blanks Giants for Five Frames of Second Playoff Battle. _   ROBINSON, HODGES _ CLOUT HOME RUNS   Jackie Hits for Circuit in First, Gil Bangs RoundTripper Before Downpour in Sixth.

Game Halted In Sixth; Robinson’s Three Hits Pace Rrooklyn Drive   PAA ehe Skbaeteete

RAIN HALTS PLAY WITH BUMS AT BAT IN 6TH   ROBINSON’S HOMER DRIVES IN FIRST TWO DODGER RUNS

Robinson, Hodges Hit Home Runs   Brooklyn Chases Sheldon Jones In Third Inning

Dodgers Slap Giants, 10-0; Play-off Series Evened, 1-1   BULLETIN

End of Conflict Seen If Commies Go Behind 38th   Allies to Begin Studying Soviet Cease-Fire Plan

Acheson Not So Confident Soviet Really Means It   Says Withdrawal of Communist Force: Behind 38th Parallel Could Mean United Nations Have Won the War.

Acheson Says War Won If Its Halted On 38th  Tandancy le i] AJ lo   Tendency In U.N. Is To Proceed Slowly

Ridgway Told To Watch For Commie Ruse   Enemy Withdrawal Behind 38th Would Be Victory—Achesor

Lie Certain Peace Move Is Sincere   Cleared Parallel Would Be Victory Is Acheson View

Hurries to U.S. For Talks On Malik Plan   Tells Congress U. S$. Would Consider Parallel Settlement

Lie Says Russian Move Sincere;  U.S. Skeptical   State Department Commentary Distributed In Tokyo Questions Whether Malik Proposal Not Merely Plan To Aid Korea Communists

IN QFFICIAL SAYS HE BELIEVES RED MOVE IS SINCERE   General Tendency Among   Delegates, However,  ts to Go Slow   MORE DATA SOUGHT   Joint Approach to Russia, ~ China by Allies Seen in Making

U.N. Secretary Believes Soviet Move Sincere  Urygve Lis Flying Here From Norway

U. S. Skeptical Over Russian Pact Proposal   Acheson Says Withdrawal Of Foe Means Victory In Korean Conflict

Nofe fo Tokyo Questions Real Motives of Bid   Memo for Ridgway Sees Political Trick To Aid Red Troops   Pelaled News. Pace 14

Must Take It Seriously, — Lie Declares   Malik Unavailable To U.N. Because Of ‘Heart Trouble’

America Shows Its Skepticism  In Tokyo Note   Withdrawal of Reds Behind 38th Could Mean End of Conflict

Lie Praises Russian Bid  For Truce   UN Sceretary-General Says Russia Is Sincere In Offer

Official Of UN Calls Russian Move Sincere      Lie Says Latest Communist Peace Bid Must Be Taken Seriously; U. S. Continues To Show Skepticism Over Proposal   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Committee Approves lax Boost.   Total Amount: $5,000,000,000, !n Both Classes

HOUSE GROUP OKS TAX HIKE   $5,000,000, 000 Levies Due For Early Vote

House Committee Okays Tax Boos!   Individual And Corporate * Income Increases Are Annroved

CD Administrator Claims No US City Could Withstand Atom Bombing Attack

U. S. Warned On A-Defense   No City Could Withstand Attack. Caldwell Savs

Average Citizen, With More Money Than Ever Before, Put Cash in Bank

Bo b Smith C ontributions Soar Over S100, 000 Mark  Amputee’s Trust Fund May Help Others

Both: Parties Watch Political Effect  Delayed Action on Beardsley Taxes Studjed   Posters Due From Washington — New “Wanted” Face on Postoffice Wall: Kitts

PAGEANT IS STAGED ~ BY NEW HOPE JUNIORS   ‘] Hear America Singing’ Is Much Enjoyed By Members. Guests   \THREE NEW MEMBERS

a a a  Hill Discusses New Regulations of Social Security Act af Kiwanis Club

Hill Discusses New Regulations of Social Security Act af Kiwanis Club

English Housewife Sternly Repudiates Assumption Husband is Head of Home

HOME MAY BE HIS CASTLE, BUT—  Head Of Household In England Is Debated

Gross Refuses to Testify in New York Graft Hearing   Bookie Fears Statements Would “Endanger His Wife and Children.”

Panels Expect Surprise Blow From Russia   Solons See High Priority; Set on United States Acs Romb Tareet

Senate Debate On Troops for Europe Opens   Committees Warn Russia May Soon Have Knockout A-Bombs

See Russia About Ready To Strike   Senate Committees Sa} It’s Only a Matter of Time.

Third American Legation Official Now In Vienna Declared ‘Undesirable’, Barred From Reentering Hungary   CLAIM IMPLICATION IN ARCHBISHOP CASE

Hungary Ousts U. S. Diplomats  T: 9 Given 24 Hour: To Leave Country

Spy Activity Is Charged; Third Denied Re-entry   Aided Archbishop in Anti-Red Operations, Says Budapest

Attache Ordered Out OF Hungary; Of Winchendor   ‘Ruth Tryon, Said Plotter With U. S. Legation Sec., Given 24-Hour Notice

Hungary Ousts Two U.S. Diplomats   Are Considered “Unwelcome.”—Must Be Out of Country by Noon Friday.

Hungarians Order Two U. S. Diplomats To Leave, Claim  Plotting Against Government

U.S. Diplomat: Ordered Out By Hungary   Two Told to Leave by J P. M. Friday; Thirc Has Already Left

Diplomats Given Until Friday To ‘Move to Austria   Order is Handed to U, S. Legation Following Country's Rejection Of Hungary's Previous Demand of Group

Hungary Ousts 3 Americans  Legation Officials I aheled ac ‘Sniec’

Hungary Tells U. 5. Envoys: Get Out In 4 Hours   Order Received After U. S. Rejects Demand To Recall 3:Diplomats

U.S. Diplomats Ordered Out By Hungary   ¢ Latest Move in Diplomatic Clash Between Nations

Hungary Orders 2 Diplomats fo Leave Country  Two Are Labeled  lInweleame Percanc

Hungary Orders Two U. S. Diplomats To Leave Country Within 24 Hours   Note Handed After We Realectad   Note Handed After We Rejected Previous Demagd by Red Government

HUNGARY TELLS TWO TO LEAVE   United States Has Turned Down Early  BRundanest Demand 

American Legation Secretary and Attache, Labeled “Persona non Grata” by Budapest Government, Ordered To Leave Within 24 Hours In Latest Dispute Between Two Countries

Hungary Expels Two Diplomats   U.S. Officials Not Welcome, Note Says

Hungary Orders 2 U.S. Aides To Go Home   Acts After U. S. Refuses to Send Legations Workers Home as Alleged Spies

Hungary Orders 2 Americans To Leave Country  Bans U. 5S. Diploma ts A..1 To. Anno   Bans U. 5S. Diplomats And Tells Another To Stay Out.

Two American Envoys Ordered From Hungary  li ¢ Pinlamate   U. S. Diplomats Must Leave By 1 P. M. Friday

Diplomats Are Ordered Out Of Hungary   United States Officials . Labeled “Unwelcome” In Red Dominated Area Others Refused Entry

Two Diplomats From U.S. Must Leave Hungary   Note Follows American Rejection of Previous Demand

Hungary Ousts 2 U.'S. Diplomats  Red Regime Calls Envoys ‘Plotters’

Hungary Ousts t. & “Diplomats  In Groesz Case   2 Ordered To Cross Border By Tomorrow Afternoon; Third Already Out

HUNGARY ORDERS 2 U. S, DIPLOMATS OUT OF COUNTRY   MAN AND WOMAN GIVEN 24 HOURS TO PACK AND GO

Hungary Says U.S. Diplomats Not Welcome   2 Legation Members Charged With Spying —Ordered to Leave  Country in 24 Hours

Hungary Bans 3° Diplomats From Country U.S. Refuses Early   U.S. Refuses Early Demand Trio Be Recalled As Spies

Budapest Orders U. §. Diplomats Out of Country  Hungarian Note Says   Hungarian Note Says  Two Legetion Offrerat Considered Undesirabl:

HUNGARIANS OUST 2.U.S. DIPLOMATS   Order Two Embassy Staff Members to Get Out of Country Within 24  ~ Hours.   3 CHARGE THEY ACTED AS SPIES   Note Brands Americans Persona Non Grata; Were Named in Archbishop's Plot ‘’Confession.”

HUNGARY ORDERS-TWO U. S. DIPLOMATS TO LEAVE COUNTRY AS ‘UNWELCOME PERSONS’

Hungary Orders 1 U.S. Diplomats To Leave Country  Accuses 3 Legation Workers of Spying In Budapest .

Pair Given 24 Hours to Quit Country   Red Regime Terms Envoys Unwelcome, Cites Groesz Trial

Large-Scale Attacks Made Near Chorwon  Allied Warplanes Destroy 857 Red Vehicles In May

Allies Brace For Possible Red Attack   Communists Fight Fiercely Near  ‘Iren Triangle’

Troops Guard Vital Levees ° At St. Louis   President, Federal Experts to Tour Disaster Zone

But UN Quarters Remain Hopeful   Conference Stalemate Still Exists Over Location of Cease-Fire Zone

Tension Eases After Saturday's — Crucial ‘Door-Slamming’ Episode

Clerk Reports Seeing Cook it Albuquerque  Hunt for Fugitive Continues as Tips yy — a cy PRPs

Pigs Feet, Pigs Tails Lead to Dispute; Wife Shot Fatally by Mate

‘Misdemeanor Not to Make  Publications Law Provides Shall Be Published

Gambler, ls Accused Of State Vagrancy   Gilmer Had Ordered Tul. san Arrested on Sight, He’s Nabbed at Tulsa

ISPECULATION MOUNTS    Truman-Eisenhower Meetings May  Solve Big Political Questions

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The Fat Boy's Diet   Keep Weight Dowr Three Months Anc It Will Stay Down

The Fat Boy’s Diet Body Adjusts To New Weight  ave  In Three Months  Dieting Need Not be Too Permanent, Elmer Says

Truman Lets “Another Term Forecast Stand   Leaves Question Unanswered, But Has Made Decision.

AMERICAN RIFLES REACH INDO-CHINA   Enough Guns to Equip Four ***. visions Turned Over to Vict Nam's Army.

Eisenhower ‘ahd Marshall Should: Return Those’ Medals  To the Kremlin

Eisenhower and Marshall Should : Return Those ' ‘Medals To the Kremlin

Bowling Green Man Sued for $125,000   Veterinarian Accused Of Attacks on Lovers’ Lane Couples

Reds Suddenly Break Contact With UN Forces  Allies Withstand; ~ Then Throw Back Rad Canuntarnttacl.   “News From Fronts”

Frigid Air Lies Over Most States   At Least 75 Deaths Blamed On Weather

Winter’s Worst Cold Wave Grips Nation, 75 Dead  Temperature Drops To Four Above In Neosho Friday Night

Health Of King Of EnglandStirs A bdication Talk   Illness Is Recurrent, Paper Says; Elizabeth Would Rule Britain

Introduce Bill— Dems Wary As GOP Gives Aid To HST Controls Pleas

MOST VICTIMS BURIED ALIVE IN SLIDES  125 Persons Killed As Gigantic Snow Avalanches Sweep Down Alps In Switzerland, Austria, Italy

Talks Begin On Japanese Peace Pact   Gromyko Silent;, Battle Expected On Rules Slate

Truman Opens Parley Tuesday   Challenges Reds to Sign, Warns of War, Weapons

Jap Peace Conference Is Under Way   President Truman Opens Session By Issuing Challenge ° ‘To Russian ‘Talk’

J. S. And Britain Face Clash With Russia At Outset Over Control Of Japanese Peace Treaty Conference —Truman, Opening Sessions, Challenges Russians To Make Good Their Talk Of Peace By Signing Pact Submitted To 52 Delegations

U.S. And Britain Gird For Clash With Soviet Russia Over Japanese Peace Treaty: Success Predicted

House GOP's To Hear Senate Ideas on Taxes   Naming of Joint Group Climaxes Activities In Long Tax Deadlock

House-Senate GOP  Talk Compromise   Eight-Man Committees To Meet On Tax Bill

House to Hear Senate Ideas On Income Tax   - 8 Man Committee -To Hold Discussion On Disputed Issue

House GOP to ‘Listen’ to Tax Ideas of Senate   But Leader Emphasizes Lower Chambe at Harrisburg Is Not Backtracking on the Income Tax Levv.

No Temperature Change In Sight For 5-Day Period   BRIGHT AND SUNNY

Next Meeting Will Decide   Communist Item Causes Stalemate;  Ask Foreion Troops’To Leave Korea

More War 01 Peace Hang In Balance   Cease-Fire Talks Deadlocked; Reds Ask Withdrawal

Truce Meeting Is Deadlocked By Red Demand  UN fs Prepared To Check Issue Of War or Peace

Reds Insist On Withdrawal Of UN Forces   Allies Contend Issue is Political, Refuse Discussion

Refuse to ‘Trade’ On Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops   Dispute Could Wree

Wives Want Husbands in Guards Back   Campaign by Them at Moberly lan 2 ee ea

Peace Talk Situation Is Worsening   Chinese Commies Claim U. 5. Trying: to Stall Discussions

Judge May Act Today On Citations For Contempt Against Leaf Firms

Action Expected In Leaf Hearing   Contempt Citation — May Be Acted Upon

Wide-Spread Hunt Starts At Gold Coas?   Thirty Passengers Aboard Liner With N.Y. Destination

Foes of tranian Head are Talking   New Trouble Threatens After Second Collapse Of Oil-Talk Meetings

Mossadegh Is Target After Oil Talks End   Foes Begin To Speak Up Against Premier, Demanding Reforms

Political Troubles Mount In Iran Following Second “Split In Oil Negotiations

POLITICAL TALK THREATENS IRAN   Enemies Of Premicr Mos. sadegh Wilt Use Oil Dis. pute As Weapon In Elec. tion This Fall.

anian Dispute een As Issue In Fall Election   emier’s Enemies Voice Opinion; Parliamentary Control To Be Fought

Political Trouble In Iran Looming As Oil Talks Fail   Foes Of Mossadegh Grow Bolder As Iranian Economy Suffers From Halted Oil Revenues

Service Ouster Brings McCarthy's Demand for: Firing Acheson, Jessup

Dewey Defends Supt. Gaffney Of State Police  . Plan Announced For Commission To Study Crime

DEWEY ORDERS STATEN ISLAND JURY PROBE   Republican Boss Resigns $10,000 Political Job

GAMBLING PROBE IN SARATOGA 5 (IPENFR BY DFWEY   Governor to Name Special Investigator for Grand Jury [noquiry   PLANS CRIME BOARD   St. Louis Betting Commissioner Charged with Tax Irrequiarities

TEMPBRRATURE   Rescue F light Fails To Save Young Mother   Barron Lake Woman Is Area’ First Infantile Paralysis Death Victim Of Year

RST POLIO DEATH IN AREA   Barron Lake Woman Dies In Hospital At Nilec

Kentucky Mentioned In Cage ‘F ix’ As Investigators Delve Deeper   SHOCKED KENTUCKY Co

Delve Deeper  Into Cage Fix   Other Schools And Individuals Sought

CONVICTS GO ‘WILD’ — Stillwater Warden Drops 100-Year ‘Silence’ Rule

Tulip Festivals in Pella, Orange City This Weekend   Colorful Fetes Planned at Both Annual Events

TAX ON GAMBLING   Senate Finance Committee Hopes to Raise $400 Mil lion a Year

Senate Committee Votes for Gambline Levy fo Boost Federal Tax Income

Senators Vote Gambling Tax   House-Passed Bill Would Raise About $4 Million Per Year

Step For Tax On Gambling Sanctioned   Committee Is Expecting Take of  About $400,000, 006

Solon Committee Approves Tax on Gambling Estimated To Bring in $400,000,000

EGYPT MOBS HIT WESTERN BIISINESSES   Arabs Support Plan To Oust British  Cum Craw: Cidanw

Wild Cairo Mobs Stone  Businesses   Anti-Foreign Riot Breaks Out After»: Crowd Is Infuriated

Anti-West Mob Storms Offices In Cairo Riot   Explosive Sets Orderly Marchers Off in Frenzy

Anti-Foreign Rioters Surge Across Cairo   Mobs Converge on Western Business Areas Within City

—RIOTS FLARE IN CAIRO— — Egyptians Back Premier In Anti-British Action

Arab World Pledges Solid Front Against British in Egypt  Armed Mobs Stage Anti-Foreign Riots in Cairo

POLICE BATTLE WILD RIOTING BY EGYPTIANS   Western Embassies . Under Heavy Guard Of Police Officers

Western Business Houses Attacked By Egyptian Mobs   Crowds Surge Through Cario Streets in Frenzy Of Anti-Foreign Rioting

Egypt's Demand Backed by Arabs  Cairo Riot Flares In British Issue

Cairo Crowd Attacks West Firm Houses   Premier's Speech Calling For British to Leave Sets Off Frenzied Actions

Wild Crowd In Egypt Rioting Aaainst West   Mobs Support Government In Anti-British Move

Wild Riots Hit Cairo After Bid ToOust Britain  Western Business Houses Feel Frenzy of Stone-Hurling Mobs

Anti-British Sentiment Is Riof in Egypt   Attacks Made on Western Business Establishments  In Eqyptian City

Wild Crowd Hits West's  Businesses   Cairo Mob Demonstrates as Rest of Arabian World Joins Premier’s Denunciation —   Police Take Action   Reinforcements Split Rioters — Bills Are Approved

Anti-Western Rioting Spreads Through Cairo   British, U. S., French Firms Stoned By Mob In Dispute Over Suez

Egyptian Mobs Attack Western Business Houses; Arabs Join In Support of Egypt Freedom

RIOTING IN CAIRC   Outbreak Stems from Move to Drive British from Canal Zone

Wild Crowd Armed With Stones, Clubs  Outbreak Follows Denunciation Of Anglo-Egyptian   Treaty by Minister

Egyptians Riot Against British   Threaten Holy Wor; Premier Is Backed hvu Arab Nations

Crowd Attacks French and U. 5. Offices   Acheson Voices Warning Against Action in Egypt  Py EFNWARD POTT Ak

Mob Attacks  Several Firms  Arab World Joins In Move To Oust British At Suez

Cairo Riot May Signal ‘Holy War’   Offices Of U. S. Firms: Atlacked By Crazed Mob

Caro Crowd Riots Against West Firms   Anti-Foreign Crowd Follows Denouncineg Of Brtish Pact

ANTI-FOREIGN RIOTS OCCUR ON STREETS OF CAIRO   Business Houses Of West Raided By Wild Throna

ARAB LEAGUE OFFERS AID IN BRITISH DRIVE   Egypt Parliament Speeds Action On Treaty Cancelling

Egyptians Stage Riot Against  Westerners Outbreak Follows  Official Action Against British

Western Business Attacked   Crowds Want British Troops Chosed Out Of Egypt

Egyptians Stage Rots In Cairo   Business Houses Of Western Firms Damaaed

Cairo Is Scene Of Wild Rioting   Rest Of Arab World Supports Egypt In Ousting British

Mobs Stone Buildings In Capitol City   Diplomat Pledges To Chase British From Suez Sector

Rioting Explodes In Egypt   Unruly Crowd Attacks Western Busines: Houses In Rioting At Cairo

“U.S. Soft Drink ‘Trucks: Upset; Westerh Businesses ‘Affacked.: -

EGYPTIANS IN ANTI - FOREIGN FRENZY TODAY   BRITISH, AMERICAN FIRMS ARE STONED

West Business Firms Raided By Egyptians   Anti-Foreign Mob Surges In Cairo

Property Of U.S., Britain Is Attacked  All OF Arab World   All O£ Arab World Joins Egypt In Its Announced Plan To Run British Out

Angry Egyptians Run Wild . — ee  Cairo Mob Stages ‘Anti-Foreign Riot:

Egyptians.in Cairo Riot Against Americans, British; Mid-East Top Election Issue

Cairo Mobs  Riot Against  Westerners Attack Foreign  Business Houses

Western Business Houses Are Attacked By Frenzy Crowd Armed With Stones And Clubs   Denunciation Of Treaty Touches Off Demonstration; Arab World Joins Egypt In Plans To Drive Out British.

Arab Nations Back Premier   Tip Over Trucks, Storm Western Section in Anaer

Inspectors Probe Colorado Plane Crash Which Killed 20 During Air Show

First Real Cut At Retail Level Due in August   Second Slash is Slated Oct. 1; No Rationing Likely

Cut To Reach Meat Counters On August 1  Order Put in Effect   Order Put in Effect Over Opposition in Conaress and Cabinet?

4 CENT DROP TOIT RETAIL STORES AUG.    Figure Curbs. from Farms to Dinner Table to Save $700,000,000.

PRICE CHIEF TO RISK JOB WITH ORDERS   Cattle Producers May Try Strike On Di Salle

Government Rolls Back Price of Beef To Pre-Korea Level:  Series Of Orders to Be Felt At Retail Level By Aug. 1

Prices of Meat Swept Back to Pre-War Level   Slice Set to Hit Retailers Aug. 1; Cattlemen Bitter

Reductions Hit Retail Level Aug.    Pre-Korea Price Ceilings Fixed Despite Protests

Senate Roll Call Vote Defeats Proposal 77 to 14   Backers of 18-Year-Old Draft Bill Still Firmly In Legislative Saddle

Opposes Proposed Boy Draft   Rep. Barden Declares Drafting Of Boys, 18, Would ‘Wreck’ School System

Over 1,200 Bishops, Priests, Nuns and Lay Dignitaries at Rites For Cardinal

RITES FOR CHURCHMAN   Catholies in U.S. Pay Tribute t Dennis Cardinal Doughterty

NO WAR CRIMES TRIALS WITHOUT VICTORY  Senators Have ‘No Faith’ In Red Prisoner List

GOVERNMENT UNITS LIST BONDED DEBT   Lawrence Ends Year With $1.26 Million; Up $241,544  PAYS OFF $197.43]

GOVERNMENT UNITS LIST BONDED DEBT   Lawrence Ends: Year With $1.26 Million; Up - $241,544 -

Army Has No Answei To Charges Against ‘Chair-Duty’ Forces  Senate Committee Says Too Many Men In Non-Combat Jobs

CONGRESS DEBATE IRKS GENERAL Ike Takes SHAPE Command:  Auriol Raps Isolationism

Truman Forces Win Round In Senate Fight   General Impatient With Congress As.He Assumed Active Command of SHAPE; Picks French Admiral As Allied Naval Deputy

CONTEMPT RAPS PILE UP Bookie Boss Blows Top  Refuses Give Testimony

Montana Deputy Sheriff Kidnaped by ‘Service Station Holdup Susnecis

Up to 26 Inches Of Snow Fall Is  Blanketing lowa  One Man Missing After Leaving Car For 4-Mile Walk

Economic Officials: Beset By: New Control Worries   Wage Demands, Strike Threat, Steel Cuts Pose Serious Problems For Eric Johnston

WSB Splits Anew on Raise Policy: Westinghouse Strike Threat Eased

Johnston, W.S. B. Differ On Controls; Tighter Credit Regulations Proposed

TROUBLES LOOM ON HOME FRONT   Wage Disputes, Strike Threat, Steel Curtailment And Other Problems Face Officials.

Wage Dispute, Strike Threat, New Steel Cuts Highlight Mobilization

Wage Boost  Demand High   . Economic Mobilizing Picture Is Confused

Pay Boosts Demanded  Economic Stabilization Scene  Clouded By Major Differences

Quarrels Flare Over Controls  Wage Hikes Asked And Credit Assailed

Stabilizers Face Mounting Task in Inflation War   Wage Demands, Credit Curbs New Problems

Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston And 18-Man Wage Board Differ Sharply Over Relaxing Controls

OUSTER READY CHIEF STATES   29 Students Are Given — Clean Bills’

9() Cadets Get Chance to Quit Army Academy   Commandant Says Cheaters will Be Ousted Otherwise

Cheating Cadets Given Chance fo Quit West Point  “Ouster Awaiting Those Who Fail To Leave School ,

Policy of Army Toward Accused Cadets Soffened   Granted Permission To Resign; Further Inquiry Ocarnised

Artillery Fire Breaks Up Red Counterattacks   U.N. Troops Gain Over Two Miles; Merc Falls To 7

House Approves Two Labor Bills  One Would Boost Unemployment Pay

House Okays Bills To Boost Jobless Pay; Compensation   Both Sent to Senate After Moderate Debate

Everyone Likes to Be a Big Shot Once in a While Hence a-VIP: Agency Is Formed

The Murphys Cater to Big Shot Desires  They Satisfy That King for A Day Longing

Mexican Police, FBI Nab Gus Hall,   Fugitive Communist Party Secretary

Ohio Leader Arrested in Mexico City   FBI, Mexican Police Seize Bond Jumper

President Is. Hopeful About Peace Parley   Denies MacArthur Ever Was Under Threat of ‘Gag’

West Widens Agenda Plan For Big Four   Russia’s Gromyko Delays Decision On Acceptance

Western Powers Submit Proposal to Ease Tension   Improvement in World Relations, Aim; Soviet Reserves Reply

‘To Relieve Tension  Russians Ponder West’s New Offer For ‘Big 4’ Talks

West Submits New Proposal on Big-Four Agenda   Russia Reserves Any Decision on Revised, Broadened Program

All Points Russia Wants To Discuss Are Included   However, Gromyko, Red Delegate, Reserving Any Decision On Whether To Object; Feels Wording Is Vague.

Western Powers Submit Revised Proposal \To Russia on Agenda for Big Four Talks

Russia Reserves Decision On Plan To Ease Tension Between Powers In Europe

Soviet Reserves Any Decision On Proposals   All Points Which _ Russia Has Stressed Reported Included

West Asks Elimination of Tension  Gromyko Reserves Decision to Accept  ar Reiect Pranncal

West Offers Deadlock Ending Plan  Russia Will   Reserve Decisior

Russ Delay Decision on Proposal   Three Powers Still Trying to Settle Agenda: for Parley

SOVIET ENVOY WITHHOLDS DECISION   Gromyko Declares Wording Vague, Not Quite Clear  FRENCH DELEGATE   Says Little Progress Made In Week: Ministers Meet Again On Monday

West Revises Plan To Ease Reich Tensior   Gromyko Delays Decision On New Offer

West 3 Offer New Formula  For Big 4 Talks   Gromyke Withholds OK Of Broadened Agenda Proposal

Aimed at Relieving EastWest Tension; Russia Reserves Decision on Accepting Proposal

WEST'S POWERS PRESENT OFFER FOR DISCUSSION   Russian Spokesman Reserves Decision On Proposal Intended To Relieve World  ; Tensions.

Allied Powers Submit Proposal For Relieving East-West Tension   _., Russia Reserves Any Decision on.Whether It Can Accent Plan

Decision By Russia Reserved   Plan For Revealing East-West Tension Submitted Today  For Big Four Meet

Big 3 Gives Russia New Peace Plan   Reds Reserve Decisio1 On Proposal To  Probe Tensions

Broadened Proposal For Agenda   - Western Powers Submit  _ Revised Plan Which Gromyko Says He Will Study, Then Decide

West Submits Broader Plan For Big-4 Talk   Russia ‘to Reserve’ Acceptance Decision; Meet Set for Monday

West Presents Broader Plan For Big Four   Gromyko io Reserve Decision On Revised Propram -for Agenda

West Has New Proposal for Big 4 Talks   Hope to Break Deadlock Over Conference Program

West Offers Broad Plan to Ease Tension   Gromyko Reserves Decision Pending Study of Proposal

Proposals Made In Big Four To Relieve Tensions   Russia To Reserve . Any Decisions On Accepting Pronosal

Plan for Peace Covers Issues Raised by Reds   Russia Reserves Decision on Acceptance for Ministers Parley -

West Offers New Item for Big 4 Agenda   But Soviet Balks At Plan for Easing World Tension

A NEW BIG 4 ITEM   Offered By Western Pow ers Russia Reserves Decision

West Submits Broader Plan For Big Four   Russians Reserve Comment On New Peace Proposal

New Proposal Is Made by West to Russia at Paris   Gromyko Reserves Decision to Study Revised Agenda

West Submits Revised Proposal For Big 4 Agenda  To Determine Causes Of Present Tension Is Main Item

West Submits Plan To Ease ‘Nerves’ War   Gromyko Keeps Mum On Big d's Proposal To Relieve Tension

Allies Attacking ‘In Korea Widen Han Bridgehead   Commanist Defense Line Broken In Offensive East Of Korean Capital

Amazed, a Butler Worker Testifies   Too Much Importance Attached to a Tabloid

5th Atomic Blast Rocks as-Vevas™      Flash Lights Up Screens of TV Sets in Los Angeles

Thousands See Flash Of Fifth And Biggest Nevada Atomic Explosion This Morning

Atomic Test Blast Is Seen Tn 4. States   Nevada Explosion Observed On Television Sets In Los Angeles

Fifth Atomic Test Is Made   Residents Stand On Lawns To See Flash Light Sky

Filth Atomic Blast Rocks Nevada Area    Brilkant Flash... Iluminates * Skies in . Four © Western States Farlvy Today °°”

Most Powerful Atom  Explosion Yet Rocks  Las Vegas Residents Flash From Blast  Seen in Four States,  Over 400 Miles Away

Sabotage Blamed in  Train Wreek   Southern Pacific Freight Of 80 Cars and Engine Shonted Onto Spur and Destroyed in Oregon

Turkey Joining Western Big Three In Decision to Arm and Defend  Arab World Against Communism Middle East Defense Command To Be Set Up Despite Arabs

lake Step To Protect Middle East   Arab Opposition Won’t Deter Project, Four Countries Stress.

Middle East Defense Force To Be Set Up Despite Arab Objection, Powers Report

ARAB NATIONS ARE SPLIT OVER DEFENSE PLAN   Want to Keep Oil, Waterways Out of Communist Hands

Western Nations and Turkey Will Defend Middle East: Against Aggression by Reds

Big 3, Turkey Plan Defenses  For Mid-East   Won't Let Arab Opposition Deter Them, Nations Announce

Western Big 3 And Turkey To Defend Vital Area   Will Invite Arab Nations to Join; Won’‘t be Deterred

— EQUIPMENT All Arab Nations Invited   EGYPT SPURNS PARTNER ROLE

Turkey, U. 5. Join Forces   Two Nations Announce Determination To Defend Arab Countries

New Service Started—  FIRE IS DELIVERED 10 FIREMEN ‘BY HALLIBIIRTON TRLICK DRIVER

AN INCREASE OF 1,078 FARM PLANS OVER PRECEDING YEAR IS ANNOUNCED BY SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE   This Marked Gain Is Attributed To Increased Public Interest In Soil Conservation And To State Appropriation

139TH SESSION OPENS TODAY IN HARRISBURG   State Lawmakers Face ’51 Money Problems, Defense Needs

State's General Assembly Will Convene Today   Money Problems, Defense Needs, Will Be lIesues

Legislature Opening Its New Session  ~ Money Problems and Defense Needs Promis Livelv Time.

Would Risk All Out War With Reds-Marshall  Defense Secretary On Witness Stand

ADMINISTRATION IS DEFENDED Declares Plan Urged B y MacArthur Held Threat Of Clash With Russians

Defense Secretary Contends MacArthur Proposal Would Risk All-out War With Russia

Secretary For Denying Formosa To Communists   Also Opposes Seating Of Chinese Reds In United Nations

TEMPERATURE   Mac’s Formosa Claim False, Says   U.S. To Stick To Plan For Island. U. N. Seat

Defense Secretary Denies Plans Surrender Formosa Ya China; Backs President

Defense Head Admits Study Of Blockade   Firing of WArthur Only Course Open to President, Marshall Claims in Testimony

Marshall In Blast At Far Kast Figure   Defense Secretary  Backs Truman In Row Over Policy

Defense Secretary Says Ideas. Of General Lead fo World Wat   Says United States Aim Is to Prevent General War While Holding Communists Erom Acaression in South Korean Area

Marshall Contends Genera Would Risk All-Out War   Truman To Give Foreign Policy Talk

Secretary Admits Navy Blockade Being Discussed   Administration Policy Is to Deny Use of Formosa to Red Chinese

SAYS GENERAL WOULD RISK OPEN WAR   Declares Joint Chiefs Of Staff In Agreement  DEFENSE CHIEF   Deplores Giving Testimony In Contradiction To “Brother Officer’

Proposals Hold Danger of War With Russia   Defense Secretary Refutes Testimony Given by General

Warns Mac's Other Ideas Risk All-Out War   Favors Holding Formosa, Against Seating Reds in UN

Insists fo Solons General's Ideas Would Mean War   Says Ex-Far East Head Too Wrapped Up in Own Field

DECLARES GOAL IS TO BAR REDS FROM FORMOSA   Marshall Says Truman’s Plan Also Calls For Denying Red China United  ’ Nations Seat.

Defense Secretary Tells Senators Joint Chiefs’ Memo Was Drafted For Use If Yanks. Were Forced From Korea and Discarded When Tide Of Battle Turned

Marshall. Replies To MacArthur's War Proposals   Tells Senators They Would Risk ‘An All-Out War With The Soviet Union’

Defense Head Gives Sunport To President   Secretary Quoted Stoutly Defending Administration's  Far East Policy

Administration Will Not Let  Formosa Fall   Memorandum InSupport OfM’ArthurDisearded After Turn Of Battle

Defense Chief Reveals Discussion Of Blockade As Ureed By MacArthur

Secretary Outlines 95 Policyltems   Defense Boss Declares Move Would Place in Jeopardy Coalition of Free Peoples  ‘Exposure’ Cited     Western Europe Would Be in Peril, He Says at Hearing

Formosa Policy Unchanged, He Tells Senators   Memorandum General Quoted Applied Only lf ‘Driven From Karen’

Defense Chief Says U. S. Will Guard Formosa  No Appeasement For China Reds In UN

Replies In Defense Of U.S. Policy   Defense Chief Goes Before Senators To Answer MacArthur

Secretary Of Defense Contends MacArthur’s Proposals Would Risk ‘All-Out War’ But Admits U. S. Is Now Discussing With Other Nations One Of Deposed Leader's Proposals —- Declares Joint Chiefs’  Recommendation Was Discarded

Joint Chiefs Supported Direct Chinese Action in Event of US. Withdrawal, Secretary Replies

Marshall Defends Truman Policies For The Far East °  Defense Secretary Reiterates Fear Of  TICCIAMe

Marshall Cites War Danger in General's Far Eastern Plans   Defense Secretary Denies Any Disagreement Between Joint Chiefs and President

—WAR POLICY— Chiefs’ Plan Rejection Explained   FIDE TURNED, GENERAL SAYS

Opposed To Seating Reds In The U.N.   General Fired Because Of ‘Basie Differences Of Judgment’ With His Washington Superiors

MacArthur Plan Called Risk for All-out Conflict   Public Opposition To Government Was Cause of Ouster

WEATHER PERFECT, BUT Early Vote Too Light For Election Trend   GOVERNOR PARLEY IN TURMOIL Byrnes Rejects Rayburn Plea For Demo ‘Loyalty Regardless’

‘Will Oppose Truman — Byrnes Says Soutin Owes No Loyaity to Any Party

Byrnes Voices Opposition To  Renomination   Gritigixes Raybura “ie At Conference OF Southern Governors Tc Retain Party Loyalty

Byrnes Says South Owes Its Loyalty ‘To No Political Party in ‘52 Race

Nation Before Party--Bymes   Carolina Governor in Sharp Answer to Rayburn Attack

RAYBURN CREATES TURMOIL  South Owes Its Loyalty to No Party--Byrnes —

RAYBURN RIPS FIERY ISSUE OPEN AT MEET   House Speaker’s Remarks Cause One  Governor To Walk

South Carolina Chief Out To Beat Truman   House Speaker Asks Democrats To Back Their Nominee

South Carolina Governor Backs Russell, Byrd   Sam Ravburn Turns Meeting into Turmoil Accused of Political Move of Low Order

None Due To Truman, Or His Party, He Declares   Stennis Favors Russell For President

James Byrnes Opposes Truman Nomination   Governor Answers Sam Rayburn’s Plea For Democratic Unity

Governors of South Into Angry Turmoil  Hard-Hitting Sam  Dewhienm SKbice lla   Hard-Hitting Sam Rayburn Stirs Up A Powder Keg

Byrnes Says South Owes No Loyalty   South Carolina Executive Opposes Truman Nomination

Gov. Byrnes To Support Byrd Or Russell   Claims South Owes Its Loyalty To No Party or Candidate

rovernors’ Conference Told——  south Owes Its Loyalty to No One Party

FIREWORKS AMONG DIXIE GOVERNORS   Byrnes Says South Owes Loyalty to No Party; GOP Governor Walks Out on Rayburn. .

GOVERNOR HITS AT TRUMAN AS PARTY NOMINEE   Statement Strikes At Sam Rayburn’s:Ap‘peal For South's Continued Loyalty  - To Party.

Rayburn's Plea For Solidarity Irks Dixiecrafs   MecKeldin, Lone GOP Governor, Walks Out Of Conference in Huf

Byrnes Declares That South Owes No One Loyalty   Texan’s Attack On Revolt Touches Off Political Explosion

iruman Is Opposed By Gov. Byrnes   Governor Hits At Rayburn Plea For Loyalty To Party

Byrnes Declares Dixie Now Free  Says South Owes No Party Loyalty

South Owes No Party Loyalty, Byrnes Asserts   Opposes Truman In Answer to Rayburn Appeal for Unity

Byrnes Pleads For South's Independence  Talks Against Tr ruman At Parley

Byrnes Declares Stuth Owes No Party Loyalty   o*Makes Sharp Reply “To Sam. Rayburn. At .cGovernors Session

Byrnes Revolts Against ‘Truman as “52 Candidate  South Carolina Governor Declares Dixie Owes Lovalty to No Pelitical Party

WOULD BACK RUSSELL OR SEN: BYRD   Says South Not Bound To Back Anv Candidate

Byrnes Spurs Revolt By Dixiecrats Opposes Truman  As °52 Nomniee

Gov. Byrnes Says South Does Not Owe Its Loyalty  To Any Party, Candidate’

Opposes Truman Naming: Byrnes  ee i ae   Will Support Russell or Byrd, Governor Says

Infernal Strife Of Dixie Demos Causes Turmoil  Low Politics Charae:

Byrnes Won't Go For HST  i ' i j   Says South Owes No Political Allegiance To Any Party; Speaks At Governors’ Confab

South Is Called Politically Free  “We Owe Loyalty   ‘We Owe Loyalty To No Party,’ Byrnes States

Byrnes Says South Owes No Loyalty   No Party or Candidate Is Important, but True Feeling Should Be for Country     { ire T. Y 9, ee ae   Turmoil Is Caused   Rayburn Speech Upsets Conference, Augers GOP Governor

AWAIT MOVE BY WESTERN UNION   Expect Contest In Actior Cutting Off Bookie Tickers

HIT TRUMAN   (Reformation Rally Lashes President’s Vatican Apvoointment

PENNSYLVANIA'S. KEY CIVIL DEFENSE MEASURE APPROVED BY LEGISLATURE.

INDUSTRY 1S FEELING EFFECT OF WILDCAT RAILROAD STRIKE   More Rail Workers Staying Off Jobs» “tit Large Cities ——

Truman Calls In Economic Team for ‘Conference on Control Law Changes

Mobilizing Unit Called By Truman   Conference Booked on Changes Needed in Controls Law.

Price Cuts May Result From Order   Fourth Of Nation’s Economy Affected . By New Directive

23 Pet. U.S. Economy Put  Under Order   DiSalle Expects Lids to Wipe Out Part of Inflation

Nearly Fourth of U. S. Economy Goes Under Single Price Order Designed to Cut Costs

Factories Put Under Sweeping New Price Order   DiSalle Says Is Expected To Halt Runaway Price Boom; Large Array Of Products Covered

Truman Calls in Economic Mobilizers   Conference to Take Up Planned Changes tnDetense Controt—

Three More Major Ceilings Due This Week  Manufacturers Prices Put  Linder Wide Rollback Orde:

Government’s Price Ceiling Aids Economy   Runaway Prices Expected to Vanish Following Sweeping  Order For Roll Back

Nearly One Fourth of U. S. Economy Affected by New Order To Roll Back Prices

Price Order  Cuts Raises  Ohrrartor. Of T...... ....   Quarter Of Economy’ Under Newest Ruline

Fourth OFU. $. Economy Goes Under Controls  New Price Policy Put Into Effect

DiSalle Sees Rollbacks In Price Order   Many Businessmen, However, Warn Not To Expect Too Much

Sweeping Price Order Is Placed Into Effect   Nearly One-Fourth OF Economy Comes Under Restriction

Truman, Aides Study Revision Of Price Rules  Manufacturers’ Price   Manufacturers’ Prices Placed Under Control By Sweenina OPS Orde

75,000 Plants Involved In Stabilization Ruling   AWAIT NEW ORDERS   Covering Machinery, Coiton Goods,  Wearing Apparel And Shoes

Confers on Control Laws   Truman Calls In Top Advisers On Changes

Fourth Of U. S. Economy Goes Under Controls   New Price Policy Put Into Effect By Government

Issue. Price Rules   Nearly One-Fourth of American Economy Is Affected by Sweeping Ruling To Cut Coats

One-Fourth Of Economy Under’ New Price Ordéi   New Controls Designed To Roll Back Level % Of Manufacturers’ Prices In Inflation Ficht

Manufacturers Get Sweeping Order To Adjust Prices  Nearly One-Fourth Of U. S. Economy Under Sinale Order

Sweeping Rollback Ordered   One Fourth of U.S. Economy Affected By OPS Move; More Cuts Will Follow

CEILINGS AT FACTORIES   DiSalle Pegs Manufacturers to Pre-Korea Prices Plus Increases.on Wages and Materials.

Order On Prices Envelopes Fourth Of US Economy   Three More Ma jor Ceilings Expected Within Next Week

New Price Ceilings Become Law May 28   Order Designed To Roll Back Factory Prices

‘Not Playing Pat-A-Cake”  Single Sweeping Price Order Covers Fourth U. S. Economy

Ceiling Put on Prices at Factory  Cwasntna Osdlan   Sweeping Order Affects One-Fourtt of U. S$. Economy

Rollbacks Set By DiSalle In Price Control  ee a  ee»       ': Factory Ceiling Due’ , ipe Ont Boosts Since Korean War

' Manufacturers’ Price Rolled Back  ' New Lid Hits Fourth of U.S. Economy

Sweeping Price Order Issued  Manufacturing Level Rollback Is Decreed

Sweeping New Price Control OrderGiven   Three More Major Ceilings Due Within Weak; New Ordar Aimed At Melting Back General Monufacturer Price Levet

Rollback Hits Wide Range O: U.S. Products  Sweeping Order To Apply Brakes To

Truman Calls in Top Economic Team for Meet  To Discuss Changes Needed on Controlé

OPS Orders Rollbacks By  Industries   Consumer To Profit DiSalle Announces, Some Hikes Seen

‘Truman Calls In Mobilization Team For Conference On Changes In Contro!s Laws

Place 75,000 Plants Under  Price Ceilin gs   Plan: Designed to Cut The General Level of Manufacturer Prices

One-Fourth of the Nation's Economy Under New Order Designed to Roll Back Prices

Some Relief On Prices In Offing ©   New OPS Ceiling Order Expec to Bring — Roll-Back on Most Items Covered by Mav 28

Factory Ceiling Hits One-Fourth Of US Economy   3 Major Regulations Are Due to Follow Within Week

SET PRICE CEILINGS AT FACTORIES   DiSalle Pegs Manufacturers to Pre-Korea Prices Plus Increases on Wages and Materials.

President Calls: Aides for Parley On New Controls  Price Chief Places Ceiling Level on Factory Products

Manufacturers Price Roll Back Ordered by OPS   Sweeping Edict Hits 75,000 Plants; Will Be Tough, Warning

Special Force Audits Gangster Tax Returns  Racketeers Face, Special Inquiry, Treasury Says

Reds Issue A Challenge   Tell UN To Call Off Truce Talks Or Stop Violations

Reds Try to Incite US to Halt Peace Talks: New Chargt   Claim Bombings Are UN  Move To Continue Dissension

. Commninists: Demand: Guarantee; Kacsong. ‘Bombitig Is Alleged.” :

U.N. Told To Halt ‘Bombings’   Allies Again Accused Of Violating Terms

REDS CHALLENGE ALLIES TO END TRUCE ATTEMP?   Declare Taiks Can Be Re sumed Only if Ridgway Promises to Stop “At tacks” on Kaesong.   HESSAGE BROADCAST BY PEIPING RADIO   Charges Traded by 2 Sides— Joy Denies U. N. Plane Dropped Fiares Over Neutral Zone.

Reds Say: Call Off Talks Or Stop Provocative Acts; Charges Denied by Allies

W eather--.   Reds Throw New Hint of Ending Talks   Hurl Charges Seeming); Aimed at Provoking U.N. To Break Off.

QUIT BOMBING Ua, REDS WARN, OR STOP TALKS   Daily Exchanges of-Charges and Denials Stirs New Peining Demand.

Challenge UN fo End Talks Permanently   Red High Command Calls for End to "Provocations'

Commies Tell Ridgway of Talk’ Terms   Communists Charge UN Plane Bombed Kaesong; Asks Allies Stop Carrying Out “Provocations”

‘P rovocations’ Charged To UN  By "cea   Reds Demand Guarantee Of No ‘Recurrance Of Similar Acts’

Father Backs Remington In  Perjury Trial   Offers Evidence To Deny Son Member Of Communist Party

Enemy Uses Faster Jets; Results Same   Two Red Planes Damaged Over Northwest Korea

New and Faster Red Jets Challenge Yanks Third Straight Day  Two More Damaged, Brings Three-Day IIN Seare ta 76

Speedy New Enemy Jets Over Korea   Allies Await Reply To Plan To Shift ©: Cease-Fire Talks

26 Migs Hit in Three Days of Aerial Warfare   Enemy Pilots Improving, Are More Aggressive

Red Sabrejets Challenge UN For 3rd Day   American Fliers Drive -Hissian-Built Ships lnte Manchuria

Yanks Drive ‘Em Back Into Manchuria With At Least Two Damaged   Ground Forces Throw Reds Off Vital Hill Near Hangu But Fail At “Heartbreak Ridge.”

New, Faster Commie Plane: Go Into Action   Two Communist ~ Craft Damaged in - Third: Day of Battle  wy, Pehout Vermillion

Communists Jets In Battle Are Faster, Better   Americans Outpilot Red Aviators But Action Indicates Experiment Rasic To War Future

New, Faster Red Jets Go  Into Action.   American Planes Challenged for Third Straight Dar

Body Of ‘Cremation Mystery’ Victim Believed Destroyed From Burning Of Own Fatty Tissues

Hot Dog Price Boost Allowed By OPS Order   Sausage May Follow Rising Beef Costs

Raise Ceiling On Hot Dogs  All Beef Sausages Affected By New OPS Reaulation

Wiener Cost Te Be Upped  _ OPS Gives ‘Sausage -.Makers An ‘Advance

U.S. Okays ‘Hot Dogs’ Price Hike   Charge May Go Up A To 2 Cents Pound: All-Pork Sausage Is Not Affected

Hot Dog Hike Seen In OPS Order  * * * * * * * * * ot * *   Beef Boost Brings Regulation Affecting Bologna, Salami

Sausage Price Hike Approvec   Hot Dogs May Cost More After Order

Hot Dog Prices May Hike 2 Cents Under New Order  Sausage Makers Can Allow for Boosts  Since Januarv

Ten Firms Got Most War Jobs   Committee Wonts Trend Reversed To Help Smaller Business

But, JCS Chairman Rejects MacArthur's War Proposals  Claims Ousted Far East Commander's Plans Would Mean ‘Wrong War’ With ‘Wrong Enemy’

Senators May Cite General For Contempt   JCS Chairman Says M’‘Arthur Would Ge: US In Wrong War

Bradley Won't Talk Of White House Mee  MacArthur War Theory   Wrong, Soys Head Of Time (Thinde TL Conk

Whiskey-Drinking Pig Aci Is Banned   Talented Critter Hilariows But Inspector Says Act Isn't Senitery

LAST-MINUTE EFFORTS FAIL SETTLE CRISIS   Compromise By Britain Is Rejected

Soldiers Absentee Voting Bill May Be Approved by State Assembly Next Week

BEAT WIFE ON FATHER'S DAY. New-found Prosperity   Too Much for Grandad

U. S. Navy Speeds Buildun   Goal Is Hard-Hitting  Force Able to Cope  ; With Russ Sub Threat; ° Ships Out of Mothballs

Navy Build-up Has Submarine Menace in Mind   Startling Speed Is Marking Additions To Fleet; Leaders Already Frel Safe

 Superstition Borne Gut Two Ciréus Aerialists Die, Third is Injured Seriously

Attacking Allies Quickly Secure Two Objectives   UN Troops Paunded Heavily on Centra! Frent’s West Flank

Guns, Tanks Pound Reds  le   Tempo Of Korean Aerial And Sea Action Mounts

New Struggle Breaks Out: a: Vicious Fighting Rages on in Mcountaincus East Korea.      U. NV ADSUTS STRAFING KAESONG BY MISTAKE   ‘Communist Note Flatly Rejects Proposal to Move Truce Talks to Another Site.

fierce fF ighting . Also Repor ted R as ging go In j MEE: Bg Last

EAST BATTLES RAGE  ‘Tank-Led Allies Launch Mid-Front Hill Attacks

Medical Care Commission Can Boast Of 97 Projects During Its Six Years

Argue Spending  Phalilanmn an   Challenge on Deficit "Given President

Solon Challenges Truman to Slash Federal Spending  Urges $45 Billion ¢  To Prevent ‘Breakin

Army WW Il Study Discloses Some Officers Sent GI's to Certain Death With Overweight Packs

penhower Backers Pin.Lot of Hopes New Hampshire Primary in March

GOP May Tes: Ike in N.H. Primary Polls   Believe He Will Remain Silent If Put on Ticket

Eisenhower Backers See  Mareh Test  May Put General’s   May Put General’s Name In Primary Jn New Hampshire

New Hampshire to Be Showdowr on Eisenhower   Results of Primary May Tell Story of His Candidacy

St. Patrick, Mo. To Build Shrine  Postoffice Flooded With March 17 Mail

Only U.S. Town Named C St. Patrick Plans Shrine ¢ And Celebrates March17 0

A Missouri Shrine fo Si. Patrick Is Nearer Realization   Father O’Duignan Has $100,000 in Gifts for $250,000 Memorial.

American Shrine to St. Patrick Well On Way to Reality in Town of That Name

British Add To Forees In Canal Area   Underground Units Reported Forming; New Protest Filed

EGYPT CHARGES BRITISH WITH AGGRESSION   EGYPTIANS PLAN TO PUT COUNTRY ON WARTIME BASIS

Egyptian Forces Fast Mobilizing On A War Basis   British Accused Of Aggression Acts; Eqyptian Guerrilla Movement Forming

Egypt Hurls New Charge At England   Another British Battalion Arrives In Suez Canal Zone

Suez Troops Reinforcing As Egyptians Push Revolt   Underground Forces Organize To Battle British Domination

Egyptians F orming Unde rground Army   Britain Sending More Troops To Canal Zone

Egypt Levels Anew Charge Of Aggression   Crisis In Middle East Shows No Sign Of A Letup

Fresh English Troops Rushed Into Canal Area   Cairo Claims Sentry Mortally Wounded At Army Camp

Guerrillas Horm to Drive English Out   kgvptian Government Says British Actions Look As if They Plan  To Take Over Country

Egypt Again Calls British Ageressors: Guerrilla Movement Reported

Egypt Speeds Mobilization. Claims Attaek   More British Troops Arrive for Suez—  Guerrillas Rallied

BRITAIN SENDING IN NEW TROOPS TO MEET CRISIS   New Acts Of Aggression Charged To British — Guerrilla Forces Form To  Fight For Canal.

Guerrilla Movement Is Reported   Egyptian Forces “Reported Moving Rapidly Toward War Mobilization

Egypt Moves Fast Toward Mobilization  Britain Accused Anew Of “Aaaressive Acts”   Britain Accused Anew Of “Aggressive Acts’

toypt Accuses Britain of New Agaressive Acts  Mobilization Order Reported in Cairo

Egypt Mobilizes, Airs New Charges   Fresh British Troops Landed As Guerrillas Reported Formed

EGYPT ACCUSES BRITAIN OF NEW AGGRESSIVE ACT   Troops Going to ‘War Basis’ in Suez Canal Zone

Egypt Mobilizing Forces To Eiect British From Suez Cana:   Baitalion Arrives To Reinforce British At Port Said

Egypt Mobilizing On War Basis, Hurls New Charges Of Aggression At Britain

Egypt Moves Near Mobilization While British Bolster Troops, Control! Canal

NOTE TO BRITAIN   Egypt Charges New “Ag.  gression in the Suez Canal Zone

Eqyptians Mobilize For All-Out War   British Continue To Hold Fast To Suez Canal]

Accuses Britain Of New Acts Of Aggression  Report Egypt Moving Toward Mobilization

Guerrillas May Resist; Fresh Troops {n Zone   Canal Shipping In Control Of Navy; Cairo Mobilizing

Egyptians Say British Stir Trouble  Government Calls More Troops; New Violence Reported

Egypt Moves Toward Mobilization On War Basis: Charges Aggression

NEW BRITISH AGGRESSION IS CHARGED   Royal Navy Controls Ship Movements In Canal Zone Areca.

Egyptians Mobilize; Blast Britain For Acts Of Aggression  (unertill;a Maremont le Ronarted-:   Guerilla Movement Is Reported:  British Reinforcements Arrive

BOTH NATIONS MOVE TOWARD WAR FOOTING   Cairo Gov’ 't Prepares to Mobilize as England Sends Fresh Troops Into Suez Canal Zone.   BRITISH WARSHIPS GUARD CANAL ENDS   Egypt Declares British “Moving in to Conquer Country”; Report Underground movement. 

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Royal Navy Controls Suez Canal

Mobilization Of Kgyptians Gains Speed   Britain Sends Fresh Troops Into Disputed Suez Area

Sharp Accusatien ai Great Britain   Egypt Charges “Acts of Aggression” as New Troops Reach Suez Canal Area.

British Send Fresh Troops Into Disputed Area While Warships Guard Both Ends Of Waterway; More Men Alerted.

Egypt Accuses Britain of New Aggression as Nation Moves Rapidly to Full Mobilization

_Accuses Great Britain of Acts of Aggression; Underground Organizes

Egypt's Forces Said Mobilizing On a War Basis   Tension in Suez Canal Area Grows; British Move in More Troops

Britain Sends More Troops To Suez Canal Zone Egyptian Note Charges British Try To Stir

Egypt Accuses Britain of Acts Of Aggression   Both Sides Mobilize More Troops for Fight Over Suez Cand!

Egyptians Hit Acts of Aggression   Hint Organization of Guerrillas to Drive Out British

—EGYPTIANS— Say Britain Has Started ‘Agoression’  Begin Actual Mobilization.

Guerrilla Movement Forms In Trouble Area to Drive Britons Out of Suez Canal

Egypt Charges New ‘Acts of Aggression’  - Moves Armed Forces Rapidly To ward Mobilization on War Basis.

Britain Moves In More Foree:  To Guard Suez  Guerrillas Formed   Guerrillas Formed To Combat British, Newspaper Reports

Eéyptians Claim Britons Commit New Aggression   Cairo Reveals Guerrilla Units Formed Aa More   British Troops Arrive

Egypt Says Sentry Shot At Army Post   Newspaper Asserts Underground Forms To Drive Out Troops

London Orders Cyprus Soldiers To Suez Defense  Cairo Government Places Manpower On War Footing

‘GYPT BEGING PUTTING Anh CN WAR BASI   Guerrilla Movement Said te Be Forming to Drive Britons Out.

Egypt, Protesting Action Of British, Rushes Plans   Egyptians Hurry General Mobilization On Heels Of Protest Over British War Actions

MOSOADEGH VERY ILL MAN, HOSPITAL of   Denied Visitors as UN and U. S. Delegates Work ‘on Oil Dispute.

» DOCTORS ORDER BRITISH KING BACK TO LONDON, CONFIRMING REPORTS OF SERIOUS ILLNESS

‘EVERYTHING DONE? Cease-Fire Panel Reports on Failure   wreToORyY TO RECORD

U.N. Pacifiers Admit Failure   ain Says U. S. Will Continue © Fight Against Korean Aggression

UN's Ceasefire Committee Admits Failure  U.S. Delegates Mee’  With Others to   8 Bl eed Clb man

Austin Tells UN Yanks Will Keep Fighting   Cease Fire Committee Admits Failure Of Efforts To Stop War

Cease - Fire Proposal: I Doomed; Austin Calls For Cooperation: —.

Cease-Fire Group Fails. It Admits   C. S. To Continu Fight in Korea, Austin Asserts

UN Cease-Fire Group Gives Up   Austin Urges Free World Stand Together

UN CONFESSES “CEASE FIRE" WAR FAILURE   U.S. Delegate Assert: Americans Will Keep On Fighting

Cease-Fire Unit Admits Failure lo Win Peace  ‘Aggression Must Be Resisted’ Says Delegate Austin

United Nations Truce Group Admits Defeat  U.S. Will Fight On, Austin Declares °

U.N. Committee Acknowledges bailure Po Obtain Cease-lire: Six Powers Plot NextStep

Truce Groups Halt Attempt To Stop Reds   United Nations Is Urgea By U.S. Delegate To Take Steps

UN's Ceasefire Committee Admits Failure  U.S. Delegates Meet With Others to Discuss Next Steno

AUSTIN VOWS FIGHT  Peacemakers in U. N. Admit Defeat of Cease-Fire Bid

Ex-Defense  Secretary Testifies   Says GI's Were Not Equipped To Fight In Korea

General Vandenberg Wants Victory But Wants It Without Killing Off All Our Enemy, ls Confused Answer

General Vandenberg Is Under Sharp Fire  Hickenlooper Sees Him as Criti1 rm te kia yp oot   Hickenlooper Sees Him as C cal of Policy as MacArthur.

Mattoon Club’s Requirement, She Said  Minister Says High School Girl ‘Propositioned’ Him

Brief Mention About World With Its Slip Showing Torn Seams   Grand Faux Pas

PROBE ALLEGED IMMORALITY IN * MATTOON HIGH   Preacher Says He Was ‘Prop ositioned’”’ by Girl Club Member.

‘Treason! Says Ferguson of Grey Markets  ¢2 Million Profits by    $3 Million Profits by. Sale of Old Balts . Causes Senator’s Cry

OLYMPIANS 10 PLAY COLLEGE TEAM SUNDAY   TO PLAY IN DELPHI ARMORY AS BENEFIT

Tron Triangle’ Area Is Goal of Allied Soldiers  Troans Use Bayvanat:   Troops Use Bayonets And Hand Grenades

Allies Win Bayonet Fight In Trian ele   U.N. Patrols Find Red Troops Massed For New Attack

Allies Score Win In Savage Central Front Fight, Bump Into Mounting Red Buildup

Enemy Building Up Forces on Central Front   New Victory Scored In Mounting Air Enaacemenis

UN Planes in Air Triumph  Run Up Aaainst Bie   Run Up Against Big Red Forces in West

Other Forces Bump Into Red Buildup in West   See Signs of Impending New Drive; Score In Air Battles Again

ALLIES FIGHT HAND T0 HAND FOR KEY HILL   AMERICANS DRIVEN BACK TWO TIMES; FINALLY DIG IN

Two Regiments Spotted In West By VU. N. Patrols   Win Savage, Seesaw Battle With Reds In Central Korea’s ‘Iron Trianale’

Allies Bump Into Communist Power In Korea   Savage Fighting Is Reported In Central Part; Air Battle Rauwes on Unchecked

Hill in ‘Iron Triangle’Taken After 2 Tries; Buildup Found   UN Planes Notch Victory For Sixth Day in Mounting Air Battles

Bitter Local Battles Flare Or Korean Fronts   Officers Expect Reds To Launch Attack On War's Anniversary

Seek Command Of Old ‘Triangle’ In South Korea   Yanke Push Into Area In Atlempt To Unbalance New Communist Drive

Allies Alert for Push on Anniversary  UN Troops Win Seesaw Bayonet,

President Bitter Over Rail Strike   Says Unionists Ran Out on Agreement duct Like Ruecian<

Truman Blasts Rail Strikers---Army Serves Ultimatum   Experienced Soldiers To Be Sent to Korea

Strikers Act  Like Russians  That's What Truman Tells News Reporters

Korean Veterans - One Dead, 2 Wounded Give Mother “Happiest Thanksgiving” Ever

[pene Happiest Thanksgiving’ Sons Back From Korea ‘Dead Crippled, Woundec

Roar of War Loudest in Many Months   Red Air Power Bolstered by 1,000 Planes

AreVolunteers From European Slave States   U.N. Expects Red Air Force of 1,000 Planes to Spear head New Offensive

Strengthened Red Army Set For Big Drive   But Allied Troops Continue Advance: New Charges Hy

War Guns Roaring Their Loudest In Three Months in Korea. As Allied Forces Open Attack

New Red Drive Coming, Belief   Truce Negotiations Are Bogged by Talk

GUNS ROARING LOUDEST SINCE EARLY APRIL   Allies Battling Fiercely For Key Battle Positions

War Guns Roar Their Loudest In Months   3 U.S. Divisions Lead U. N. Troops In 5-Mile Gain

FIERCE BATTLE NOW RAGING ALONG FRON!   Van Fleet Says American Divisions Keep Foe Off Balance.

Allies Gain Five Miles In Drive   East German, Other Satellite Troops, Planes Now In Korea

War Guns Roar Their Loudest In Many Months  Reds Have 400,000 > Ready for New Hit?  ™. A DANRAT Dt

“Puppet Troops’ To Augment Air Power   U.N. Gives First Recognition of International Unit

Three American Divisions Lead Allied Attack  Enemy Has 1,000 Planes At Border

New Red Power Hinted in Korea   Three Divisions. Of U. S. In Attaek-

Allies Gain Five Miles.   U. N. Headquerters Says Red Strength Added in Puppet Troops, Air Force

Guns Roar Loud On Korean Front  Reds Have 400.000 Ven. 1.000 Planes Ready for Offensive

BigEnemy Force Of Europeans Reinforces Reds   Caucasian Satellite Troops Supported By 7000 Combat Planes

Reds Assemble 400 Thousand  Troops on Front   Chinese Strength Boosted  By Steady Infiow of Soviet  Puppet Troops From Europe

RED ‘PUPPETS’ SEND MEN FOR KOREAN DUTY   Guns Booming Again As Reds Put 400,000 ‘Troops Along Front

War Guns Roar on Korean Front  Reds Have 400,000 Men and 1,000 Planes.

U.N. Tells of Caucasian Units—  ‘Russia Sending Satellite Troops to Korea

UN Attacking Amid Reports Of Red Plan   3 U. S. Divisions Form Main Allied Assault Force;  Foe Drive Hinted

WriTE EUROPEANS MAY ASSIST REDS IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Secret Puppet Air Foree Massed - Across. Yalu tee RReeneliretns

War Guns Roar As Fighting Stepped Up   Korean Conflict Becomes Bitter Again Today

Local Forecast—   1000 Planes In Sanctuary Of Manchuria   Caucasian Units Said Prepared To Aid North Koreans

Thousand Aircraft In China.   U.N. Command Officially Reports Caucasian Army

Main United Nations Assault Force of Three U.S. Divisions Attacking Foe   Official Allied Reporis Say — Reds Ready for New Offensive   School Bells Will Clang (Not) So Merrily Here Wed. Mornine

Guns Roar Again Along  KoreaFkront   Allies Attack in Large Force Against Enlarged Red Builtup Forces

War Gun: Booming  Louder   Three Divisions Of UN Forees in Attack as Reds  Build Offensive

Allies Attack In Korea; Go  Forward 5 Mis.   Three Divisions Form Main U.N. Assault Force

Korean War Guns Roar Full Blast As Alles Attack   UN Says Communist:  Have 400,000 Men Ready Along Front

Soviet Puppet Air Force Of 1,000 Planes Back Of Yalu River As Part Of Huge Build-Up. Savs U. N. Headquarters. .

REDS MASSING 400,000 MEN   3 Allied Divisions Push Forward In Major Assault

Allies Report 400,000 Reds In Front Lines   Europeans Reported Joining Communists For Korea Support

War Roars Loudest In Four Months   Allies Move Ahead In Many Sectors While Reds Mass

REPORT 400,000 REDS ARE POISED FOR NEW ATTACK   ARMOR AND PLANES ALSO READY, CLAIM ALLIED OFFICIALS

REDS HAVE — 400,000 ON FRONT LINE   Communist Force Backed by Armor and 1,000 Planes for Possible New Offensive.   ALLIED ATTACK  IS UNDER WAY   Three American Divisions Spearhead Battle for Ridges; Truce Negoti-. ators Exchange Six Notes.

Rail Union Bill Given Approval   Brotherhoods Get Rights of T.-H Labor Act

UN Proposes Joint Teams to Police Armistice  Would Allow Inspection Group to Go Anywhere in Korea to Check Against

Provisional Cease-Fire Line OK’d by  Truce Teams   Joint Inspection .Teams Proposed By U.N. as Next  Item Is Taken Up

Asks End Of State Of War   Truman Says U. S. Should Officially Close German War

Proposes To Put Official End to War   President Asks Congress Declare Peace with German’

President Asks End War State With Germany   Russia Makes Final Peace Impossible Now

West Ending State Of War With Germany   Truman Asks Congress OK for Action; British Nations Also Act

Truman Asks Solons To End State Of War With Germany  Move Part of West Plan to By-Pass Red Peace Treaty Block

Truman Asks Close of  (German War   Aims Biast at Russia As Using Sector  For ‘Red Province?’

Truman Asks Official End Ot Nazi War   Proposal Won't Change Allied Occupation Of Germany

Where To Find It      End To State Of War Between U. S., Germany Asked By Truman !n Message To Congressmen

Peace Plan With Germany Is Proposed   Truman Asks Congress ‘To Formally End State of Hostility

Would End State OF War  With German )   Truman Says Action Would Not Affect Allied Occupation

Truman Asks US. to End German War   Proclamation Won't Change Occupation

Ending State Of War With Germany   President Asks Con gress for Authority to Declare It.

President Asks End Of War With Germany  Great Britain, New Zealand and Australia Take Action

Termination of War Would Not Affect American Occupation Troops In Europe

TRUMAN Ak PEAGE ACTION FDA GERMAN   Would Restore Former Rights but Retain Army of Oecunation.

Asks Congress To End State of War   Truman Requests Part o! Western Move to Win Germans Support   FOUR OTHER NATIONS  U.S. Has Been in State o! War With Germany Since Dec. I1, 1941

President Asks Congress To End War With Germany As Britain and France Also Act   Hits at Russian Refusal To Hold Treaty Talks

ACTION WOULD NOT AFFECT OCCUPATION   Measure Would Lift Enemy Alien Tag From Germans

President Urges Congress To Act On A Resolution   Truman Action Is Part Of Western Move To By-Pass Russian Roadblock To A Peace Treaty; War-Ending Resolution Would Be Temporary Substitute For Treaty

Pres. Truman Asks Congress to End. ‘State of War’ With German People

Truman Asks End of War With Germany   Says Russia Has Made Final Peace Settlement Impossible at Time

PRESIDENT ASKS NATION TO END STATE OF WAR   He Sends Request To Congress For Action—It Would Not Affect Occupation Of Germany.

Congress Asked To End State of US-German War   Action Proposed by White House Would Not Affect Occupation: Aim Is Psychological

Asks Congress to End Formally State Of War Erictines With Cerman-y

HT Urges Treaty For  Germany   President Blasts Russia For Failure To Work For Peace

West Nations Move to End. State of Wat   Treaty Substitute May Be Offered To Germany

Truman Asks Congress to End State of War With Germany   Move Coordinated with French, British; Peasident "Says Russio’s Mode Final Settlement Impossible Now

Truman Favors  Reich War End   Wants Germans to Take Place Beside. West

Occupation Plan Faces  . No Changes   Psychological Act Requested To Give Peonle Mare Richita

President Asks End of War With Germany   Truman Sharply Blames Russia For East Program

Give Reich Peace Status, Truman Asks  Western Powers Pinch Russians In Surprise Move

Asks Congress to End State of War With Germany   Truman Says Russ Make Final Peace Impossible

Truman Asks Congress To Formally End State Of War Aqainst Germany

Germany, U.S. ‘*‘Peace’ Proposed   Truman Requests That Congress Act   Would Declare State Of War Ended; Move Intended To Aid Republic

President Asks for End of War   Allied Occupation of Germany Not Affectec

Nearly 10) Years Old  HST Asks Congress to End State of War Aouinst Germany

Would End State of War With Germany   Status of. Occupation ‘Not to Be Affected -

Congress Asked To End State Of War With German)   Request by Truman Part of Coordinated Move by W. Allies

WORLD WAR I ENDING SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Other Allies Following Suit; Congress Note Scores Kremlin

Congress Asked To End War With Germany   President Would Have U. S. Follow Britain And France

End Of State Of War With Germany Asked   Resolutian Would Be Tem porary Substiurte For Peace dreaty. Trion. Tells Coneress

Wants State of War With Germany Ended   Fres. Truman Asks Congress t Act: Britain Takes Step Today.

End to State Of War With Germany Sought   President Truman Asks Congress to Adopt Resolution

To End State of War with Germany   Truman Asks Congress To Act; 5 Nations Have Already Acted

Russia Blamed On Split jIn Germany As Truman \Asks State Of War End

Peace with Germany Seen Near   President Asks Congress to Pass Resolution Ending The State of War

Asks Congress to End German War   President's Request Is Part of Move By The Wectarn Alliac

President Asks End of War With German Republic   Declaration Is Psychologically Strong Move

Congress Asked To End State Of War Between U. 5. And Germany      President Says Russia’s Final Peace . Settlement Impossible At This Time

h Formal Move To Aid Germans   3; Its Chief Purpose Is Psychological; >° To Restore Rights

State of War With Germany May End Soon   President Seeking To Bring Old War To Official End

Substitute For Treaty Requested   President’s Aim Said To By-Pass Soviet Roadblock

To End State Of War Witl  Germany    Move Requested By President; Other Allies Act

Real Estate Tax May Not Change   Levy by School Districts Will Remain if Assembly  Enacts Similar Taxation

eal Estate Transfer Levy Is ncluded in Compromise Pian iow Approved by GOP Caucus

Real Estate Tax May Not Change  _ Levy by School Districts Will Remain if Assembly

Lay Corner Stone For New Church In Calumet Park  Say $150,000 Building Will House 5 Room Parochial School

Dispute Flares — Into Open Again   Teachers at Oshkosh Seek $140 Increase

Fixer’s Assets Tied Up by US as Prote Continues   Bribe Money Being. Turned Over to the Prose entar

Tax Lien Slapped On In Scandal   Alleged Basketball Fixer Charged With Income Tax Evasion

U.S. Slaps  Tax Lien On .  Alleged Fixer Claims $1,128,493 In Sollazzo Funds

Features for Everybody ig the Telegram Today       U. S. Slaps $1,128,493 Tax Lien on Cage Game ‘Fixer’

Huge Tax Lien Slapped On Sollazzo   Will Freeze His Assets During Basketball Fix Inquiry.

Gen. Ike Rests At West Point  His Reports Awaited On European Survey

Eisenhower To Report On Defense Talks  Will Address Nation Fridav

Richardson Resigns  From Commission  Will Quit State Post On Dec. 31

Will Shivers Or Daniel Oppose Connally?  a ee ee  High State Official Pradicte Farly 1GE? Acwns:

Drop A-bomb On Kremlin: Solon Says —   - Delaware: Senator Advocates Beating Soviet ‘to Draw’

RISK BOMBING THE KREMLIN, FREAR URGES   Senators Believes ‘Drastic Action  Wouldn’t Start War By FRANE B. ALLEN

Vote To Continue Probe Of R. F. C.   Approve Extension Despite _ Fulbright’s Objection

Senate Continues REC Investigation. Seeks New Fields  Fulbright Overruled By Committee’s  Wish to Go On

PROBING RFC T0 GO AHEAD   Members Vote To Extend Investigation Into New Fields.

RFC Inquiry To Continue ‘Indefinitely’  Fulbright Agrees To Go On Without Forcina A Vote

Agr ee RFC Airi ing Will Keep ‘Going   Senators Override Fulbright’s Request To End Hearings

- —NEW LEASE ON LIFE— Probers May Turn From REC To Other Agencies

Committee To Continue RFC Investigation  Memters Overrule Fulbright, Decide On More Hearings

F ulbright Overruled Senate Committee V otes \ToContinue RFC Inaquirv

Senate Probers To New Fields?  Group Works Under Indefinite Extension

Fulbright Panel Eyes New Fields   Search Continues For Shady Practices

Probers Will Dig Deeper Into R.F.C..   Overrule Fulbright As They Decide To Go Ahead With Worl

Snoopers Hunt RFC Meddling  Political Issue Kept Cooking By Senator:

Fulbright's RFC Probe To Continue   Committeemen Over-rule Plan To End Hearinas

The Weather   Influence Probe To Be Continued   More ‘Sensations Bared at Hearing

RFC Investigation Drives Ahead Into New Influence Peddling Fields

ito New Fields  ie * Political Aspects  /-Of Probe Will Gat Attention

Group Votes To Continue  RFC Inquiry   Sen. Fulbright Overruled by Six Other Members   Nobody Cares to Say Just Where Investigation: May Lead in Future.

Committee Approves State Anti-Communist Bill; Full Senate Hearing is Uraed

Union Opposes Mine Walkout  Idleness Spreading  rT. AI \VAs/act Virnainig

Community Chest Agency....  Much Is Accomplished By Crippled Children’s Society: Hundreds Aided

Community Chest Agency....  Assistance For Corsicana’s Needy Is Given By Family Service Association

Community Chest Agency.... Negro Day Nursery Is Accomplishing Much F or Race: Faced With Problems

Community Chest Agency ....  Day Nursery Provides Better Way Of Living For Many Corsicana Children

Community Chest Agency....  \Nation-Wide Organization Provides For Men and Women In Armed F orces

Commie OK  Signal Is Awaited   U.S. Admiral Sends For Braid, Medals

Resumption Of Armistice Talks Still Delayed   Communists Shake Up Armistice Delegation; Replace Two Members

Allied Forces Drive Ahead For 7th Day   Main Chinese Line Reported Reached On Western Front

GROUND TROOPS BACKED   Planes and Artillery Give Strong Support; Battlefield Stretches 40 Miles East from Suwon and Nine Miles South from Seoul; Resistance Is Tougher

‘Mighty Mo Leads Naval Bombardment  U. N. Forces Meet - Resistance On  Wostern Front

Smash At Reds On Two Fronts ‘In General Pust   Warplanes, ArtiHery Back UN Ground Forces In Central, Western Korea

Enemy-Digs In Tightly As General Push Moves   Planes and Artillery Back Ground Troop Advances Of Allies

Allied Drive Leaves 3,700 Commie Dead   Planes And Artillery Give Strong Support To Attack On 40-Mile Front

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   15 More Carriers Gain Honor Roll by  Finishing Collections

UN Guns Slaughter Foe Trying to Take Wonju and Chipyong   Record Destruction Told as Enemy Uses Flame Throwers for Ist Time

Advancing Reds Slaughtered by Allied Power   Communists Using Flamethrowers Against American Troops

Vishinsky Silent On A-Bomb Control West Tries In Vain Te  Get Answer On Outlawing Weapons

West Tries Vainly To Get Red's Okeh For A-Bomb Curbs   Vishinsky Won't Disclose Russia's Decision On Inspection

Western Powers Fail To Elicit Soviet Response   Exchange Of Views Cordial But Comes To No Conclusion

Vishinsky Silent on International Control, Prohibition of Atom Weapons

GRUNDY MACHINE VERY MUCH ALIVE   Duff, Fine Have Split, Says Time Magazine

Time Magazine Declares Split Between Fine and Duff Puts Grundy in Saddle

Washington Tires of Kaesong Tactics   Ridgway Will. Offer  to Resume Parley

Officials Grow Tired Of Red Truce tactics   One Senator Demands Unitec States Deliver Surrender Ultimatum te Communists

TOP U: S. OFFICIALS TIRED OF RED TACTICS .   2urrender Ultimatum Demanded by SenatorRidgway Expected ta Move to Renew Tale

ATOM BOMB IN RUSSIAN HANDS   That Flat Statement I: Made By Commission Chairman Dean

Dean Says USSR Has Atom Bomb   Brewster's ‘Grave Doubts’ Waved Aside

Chairman Of AE( Says Russia Has No A-Bomb  Go rdon Deis Tells  aweman Saviat   Gordon Dean Tells Newsmen Soviet Without Weapon

Russia Has Atom Bomb Dean Says   Commission Chairman Declares Flatly Foe Possesses That Weapon

Atomic Review: Dean Dispels Doubt That Russia Has Produced A-bomb™

Dean Declares Russians Have Atomic Bomb   AEC Chairman Says Explosion In 1949 Was Dread Missile

RUSSIANS HAVE A-BOMB, SAYS GORDON DEAN   AEC Chairman Confirm: That Soviets Possess Nuclear Weapon

Dean Repeats Russians Have Atomic Bombs   AEC Chairman Flatly Asserts That Reds Possess Secret and Now Have Atomic Weapons

U.S. Atomic Chairman Says Russians Possess A-Bomb   Dean Makes Flat Reply in Answer To. Question at News Conference

Newsmen Get Answer To Disputed Question Russia Definitely Has Atom Bomb. Gordon Dean Asserts

AEC Head Says Russia Has ‘It  A-Bomb i ns Bias iet Verified bv De

AEC Chairman Says Russia Has A-Bomb   Removes Doubt Created By Statement Of Famed Scientist, Dr. Compton

U. S. Positive Soviets Have Atomie Bomb      Work Will Start Within Two Weeks On Savannah River Plant

Russ Have Bomb, AEC Head Says   Construction of Atomic Explosives Plant In South Is to Be Rushed

“DOES HAVE BOMB’   Atom Board Chairmah in Says -Russia Has Such ‘An  Instrument

ATOMIC CHIEF DEAN SAYS REDS HAVE A-BOMB   Answers Senator Brewster’ 8 Doubts on Truman’s Ex. plosion Report,

Says Russia Has the Atomic Bomb   Dean Makes Statement at a News Conference

AEC Chief Says RedsHaveA-Bomb   Dean Not Worried About Having Adequate Supply.

AEC Chairman Says Russia  Has A-Bombs   Makes Report Since Recent Doubt Has Been Raised On Truth of Statements

Dean, Atom Commission Chairman, Says Flatly Russians Have A-Bomb

CHAIRMAN OF AEM HINTED DOUBT   Refuses to Say If U.S. Knows How Many They Have Made.

AEC Chairman’s Big Worry Is Making More A-Rombs For Use By U.S. Forces

Taft Is Against Removing Troop:   Ohio Senator Favors Military Stalemate Rather Than 38 Peace

Korea Stalemate Better, Taft Says   Prefers Draw To  38th Parallel Peace

Movie Stars Come Here On Golden Jubilee Of American Motion Picture Theatre, All Are Well Known   WIL PRESENT VIEWS , OVER RADIO STATION

RFC Directors Ease Loan Repayment For Friend Of Rep. Frank Boykin

RFC Loan Payment kased for Friend Of Alabama Solon  Move Came After Luncheon Between Bovkin. Directors

Boykin’s Influence Eased REC Terms For Friend   Alabama Representative Entertained Officials Who  Relaxed Demands On Thomasville Lumber Firm

Aim s To Make Reds Fight Or: Abandon Center  Other Sectors Not Sa Good For Making   Other Sectors Not So Good For Making Counter Attacks

8th Army Official Reports Red Gamble Has Been Smashed as Enemy Continues Attack But Only in Small, Ineffective Numbers

Red Drive Collapses; Allies Kall Over 48,000   Communists Step Up Offensive On Other Fronts

Second Division Stalls Foe with Loss of 48,000   UN Armored Patrols Seize Initiative on East Central Front

2nd Division Wins Battle; Dead Pile Up   Allies Withdraw At Some Points Along West Central Front

EISENHOWER ARRIVES FOR LISBON MEETING   West German Chancellor Invited To Conference In Frankfurt Next Saturday

Gen. Ike Arrives In Portugal For Armaments Talks   Also Tells England No Nation Can Stand On Own Feet

Tie-Ups Of Local Telephone Lines Mostly Due To Long Conversations

‘Manager Lists Suggestions to Improve Le Telephone Service; Urges Brief Conversation:

Nationalists Control Third Of Province   Chinese Coy for Fear They Will Be Accused Of Violating U.S. Ban

Five Appeal From Liquor Rald Terms   Involved in Big Pott Coun. ty Raid, Claim Now They Did Have Stamps

US Suffers Big Propaganda Setback ‘An India As Russia Sends In Wheat

Soviet Wheat Move Cuts West Support  India Swinging To Russian Camp

U.S. Is Dealt Propaganda Setback By Reds In India   Russia’s Well-Timed Shipment Of Wheat To Hungry Nation Hailed By Indian Govt.

QCHOOLS, HEALTH, WATER SEWERS ARE CONSIDERED   By Planning Boards, Officials In Lower Bucks County   BY NEW DEVELOPMENT

Top Leaders in Urban and Rural Planning Meet At Penn Manor Club   ASK ADEQUATE PLANS

Mild Weather  Here For Time   Only Slightly Cooler Readings Wednesday

'‘GOOD-WILL FEELER   British Minister to Agree On Red China Bombing

State, National Dignitaries AndAdamsCountiansCommend WGET On Its First Anniversary

Allies Wrest Outpost From Chinese Reds   Advance Position Is Recaptured After Three-Day Battle in Bitter: Cold Weather.

Allies Get Hill After Hard Fight   Infantrymen Regain Advance Position, Fight ‘For Keeps’ In Cold Wave

Hot Fighting Resumes On Battle Front   UN Forces “Fighting Fo: Keeps’ Win Three Bay Battle; Airmen Shoot Down Another Mig.

Three-Day Fight Gains Hill for UN   Sabrejets Down Another Red MiG

Fatal Bullet Foliows Man’s Gift of One Red ‘Rose to Estranged Wife

Hold Cashier Ot Bank for Using Funds   Admits Taking of $30,356 From Cash Since Early 1930's '

14th Arrest Of Accused Embezzlers   Indiana Banker Say: He Used Money to Educate Daughter.

Another Bank Aid Confesses" $30,000 Theft  To De Aten   Indiana Pa. Man 14th Seized By F.B.1 For Embezzlements

FBI Arrests Banker No. 10 For Embezzling   Indiana, Pa., Cashier Is Charged With Taking $30,256

Banker Admits Embezzling $30,256 To Pay Education Costs For Daughter Now Dead

Pennsylvania Bank Cashier Admits Embezzling $30.256: Is 14th Arrest

Pennsylvania Banker Held For Thefts  FBI Arrest Head Of Bank In Huge  CE whawvviamant

PBI Arrests Cashier for Embezzlement  14th Person To Be Involved; Shortage Now Totals 3 Millior

Another Indiana  Banker Arrested   14th Arrest Made By FBI For Embezzlement

FBI Agents Nab Indiana Banker   Cashier Accused Of Embezzling $30,256

(14th Held for Embezzlement in Pittsburgh District  FBI Arrests Indiana Banker

14th Banker Is Seized by FBI   Pennsylvania Cashier Admits Taking $30,000 Through Sale of Bonds

Seize Bank Officer As  Embezzler   Fourteenth Person !s Held As Result Of Misuse Of Funds In Past 13 Months

14th Person Held for Bank Embezzlement   Latest Arrest In Pittsourgh Area Is of Civic Leader

Cashier Took $30,256  14th Figure Held In Pennsylvania's Embezzling Cases

Second Indiana Banker Arrested   Cashier Paul J. Straitiff Admits Taking $30,256; Arreat Is 14th in Area By FBI

Indiana, Pa., Cashier Held FBI Arrests 14th Person On Embezzlement Charge

Victim of Freezing Weather Takes It All With Smile  Whole Nation Wishes Best Possible New Year To First Quadruple Amputee of War In Korea

House Corrects Reappot tionment Bill For Final Asam, Set Saturday  Noon For Sine Die.

Loyalty Oath And Track Bill: ‘Are Approved In State House      First Reading Passes     Of Reapportionment Measure Mare; Payette "Ko Join 26th Distriet

Arkansas Cotton Quality Good for ‘Time of Year;’ Some Is Slow Opening

SEES NATIONAL. _ INCOME IN YEAR. OF $310 BILLION   ‘Mobilization n Official Expects  High Standards If Wei#.” Avoid War. _

Zero-Flirting Mercury Blamed for 22 Deaths; Industrial Gas Slashed

MOVE TO SPELL END OF 1,000 ACRES OF TREES   Plan To Carry Campaign To 21 Apple Producine Counties

UN Planes Down Five Red Jets   Five Other Red Planes Damaged In Big Battle;  MAneinac in Raia

Communist And Allied Planes  Continue War Ground Action Gives Way To Air Fighting

U. S. Pilots Shoot Down 5, Damage 5   Lateat Bag Raises Toll of Red Jets To 64; UN Losses Reported at Six

U.S. PILOTS BAG FIVE MORE MIGS   Commandos Stage Second Surprise Raid

U.S. Jets Down ) Red Airplanes  Korean Air Warfare Extends to 10th Day

Tenth Straight Day of Jet Air Warfare   Second Commando Raid Made Behind Communist Lines

UN Airmen Destroy 2 Migs, Damage 5   U. S. and British Commandos Stage 2nd Raid On Northeastern Korean Coast

Yank Jet Fliers Win Big Battle   Claim Five Migs Shot Down, Five More Damaged

10-Day Bag Is Topped By Record Battle   Commandos Hit Behind Commie Frontline Again

Five Red MIGs Shot to Earth   More Damaged in 10th Straight Day of Jet Warfare

U. $. Fighters Blast 10 Jets In Air Duels   Tenth Day of Aerial Struggle Over Korea Is Victorious One For Allied Planes

FIVE RED JETS DOWNED BY U.N,   Allied Airmen Score Again In 100th Day Of Jet Warfare — Enemy Toll. For Period Is 64. “

Allies Destroy 5 Red Jets in Torrid Air Wat       Only Slight Contact : With Enemy Reported By Ground Troops

Five Red Migs Downed Today By Yank Pilots   Report No American Jets’ Are Lost Or Damaged: Enemy Double Talk Hi

Yanks Bag Five Red Jet Planes, Damage 5 More   Ground Action Is Minor; Fighting Mostly Squad-Size

Marine Raiders Ave Halted By Red Defenders   Air War Rages But Lull Continues Along The 145-Mile Front

Yank Pilots Win Battle   Down Five MIGS, Damag: Five Others; Ground Action In Korea Minor

Five More Migs Sent Crashing   U. S. Pilots Also Repor! Five Damaged In 10th Day OF Battle.

UN Planes Destroy Five Commie Jets In Blazing Battles  Five More Damaged In Tenth Day Of Intensified Air War

32 Enemy Planes Shot Down In Last 10 Days   31 Others Damaged; Only Minor Ground Action Reported

Allied Pilots Damage Five.  Toll Now 64   Commandos Hit East - Coast Area And Cut Vital Red Railroad

SOVIET JETS FALL PREY 10 U.N. PLANE  Five Russian - Made   Five Russian - Made Craft Destroyed Five Damaged In Latest Encounter.

BLAST FIVE OF ENEMY’S JETS   Planes Clash for . 10th Straight Day, No Allied Losses

U.S. Bags 5 Red Migs, Hits 9 More   All Jets Safe In 10th Day Of Air Battle

AMERICANS SHOOT DUWN 3 PLANES IN ORTHWEST KOREA   amage Five More in Tenth Straight Day of Aerial Fighting—Allies Suffer No Losses,   1EW WAR PATTERN BRINGS PRECAUTIONS   G. 1.’s Told to “Dig In” and Navy ‘Tightens Guard Against Possible Attack   on Ships.

UN. Air Force Destroys Five More Red Jets   Another Five Said Damaged; Ground War ts Still Light

U.S. Pilots Run Bag of Red MiGs To63in 10 Days   Five Shot Down, Five Damaged in Korean Air Battles on Wednesday

Red Jets Swarm MIG Alley: 5 Destroyed and 5 Damaged   Ground Troops Warned of Danger From Air; Nicht Fighters Attack Communist Vehicles

Allied Jets Down Five More MIGs   Enemy Loses 64 in 10 Days—tU. S. Loss is Six—tInfantry Quiet

ALLIES DOWN FIVE RED MIGS   Victory Marks Tenth Straight Day of Jet Air Action.

FIVE COMMIE JETS BOWNED BY U.S. PLANES   5 More Are Damaged: All Allied Planes Return Safely

Blazing. Air Battle --  DEADLY JET-TO-JET FIGHT DESTROYS 10 MIG. PLANES

Allied Pilots Report Five Reds Downed   Others Damaged In 10th Straight Day Of Jet Warfare

Yank Pilots Down 5 Communist Jets; Lull In Korea Ground War Continues

Power Loss Blamed for Fiery Crash   Building Split By Explosion And Flames

Indicate Engine Failure Caused Bomber To Crast Into Apartment; 11 Dead

Think Power Loss Cause Of Crash; 20 Units Burned   Flaming Gasoline Sprays Apartment House: Pilot Makes Gallant Attempt to Swing Ship To Avoid Plunging Into Industrial Area

Blame Power Loss As Elever Die In Crash   Secret Test Plane Cartwheels And Hits Apartment House

Farmers Urged to Attend Agriculture Improvement Meetings Over the State

Allied Warplanes Swoop Down on Communists While UN Artillery Pours Out Full Fury; Reds Mount Attacks Against Wonju, Rail And Road Hub

Keypt Makes Harsh Threat In Suez Fight  Tuarr   Work For British  Is ‘High Treason’   Drastic Step Is Taken To Hamstring Foreign Control Of Canal Zone

Red Negotiators Won t Discuss Allied Proposal   Egyptians to Face Treason Charges If They Work for British, Government Declares

INDEX      wed tree f w;wrrt! OpIeprree comnnTe   Egypt Outlaws WV eorks far Eeektishs

Officers Seize Thailand Govt. InSuddenMove   Radio Says Shakeup Will Have No Affect On Foreign Policies

Sharp Clashes End Korean Lull   Reds Repel Allied Patrols at Hwachon

PATROLS €LASH ON WARFRONTS   Heavy Fire Drives Back Allied Troops In Eastern Korea

Patrol Fights Flare. weal ik  Korean Quiet   Reds’ Artillery, Mortars Repel UN Units From  Hwachon Reservoir

Patrol Clashes Break War Quie   Reds Repel Allied Roving Units in Northern Positions

Agriculture Department Report Shows Pre-War Food Prices Not So Idyllic

Sheriff - Prosecutor - Mayor Ousters Bill To Become Ohio Law at End of 90 Days

Lausche To Let Removal  Bill Be Law   Slots Blinders To Go Out Of Style For County Officials

Removal Bill Will Become Law in August  Lausche Nat Toa   Lausche Not To Sign Measure or Use Veto Powers

U.N. EXPERTS AGAIN CALLED T0 PROBE ‘BOMBING   REDS CLAIM PLANE STAGED ATTACK ON NAM’S RESIDENCE

NoU.N. Plane Hit Kae song   Red Charge Denied: to Resume Full War If Talks Fail

T WAS NOT U. N. PLANE, ~ ALLIES SAY            "Prook” of relat .           BELIEVE REDS. FAKE RAID FOR PROPAGAND      Enemy Also Cha tges Flares Droped. Over. New‘tral Area; Allies See: Flares Over ‘Murison Te day.’ 8 “

No UN Planes Bombed Kaesong Allies Declare   Indicates Bombing Staged For Propaganda Purposes

Find Two. Big Holes In Ground   Mysterious Plane Prope Flares Over U. N. Base Camp 

Allied Prober Indicates Reds Staged Bombing  Officer Checks Up On Story, Rejects Enemy's Charge

Bombing of Neutral Zone Denied by UN Spokesman  Liaisen Officer Indicates Enemy Staged

Officer Claims Action Taken As Propaganda; Flares Seen   Latest Incident May Be Accident or Mistake At Munsan

Temperatures   Act Done for Propaganda Purposes, Says Leader; Red Protest Is Rejected

Communists Are Told Plane May Have Bombed Kaesong. Buf It Was Nof Unifed Nations Ship

IT WAS NOT U. N. PLANE, ALLIES SAY   Communists Show Holes in Ground Near General Nam’s Residence as “Proof” of “Attack.”   BELIEVE REDS FAKED RAID FOR PROPAGANDA   Enemy Also Charges Flares Droped Over Neutral Area; Allies See Flares Over Munsan Today.

Communists Charge New Air Attacks   U.S. Chiefs Say ‘Charge is Fraud, Pudcée Hope Slim

Kaesong May Have Been Bombed, But Nof by U.N. Plane, Communists Told   Liaison Officer Checks New Red Violation Complaint

Officer Denies UN Plane Hit Neutral Zone   Mystery Plane Drops Flares on UN Base

No Supporting Evidence Found   Allied Officer Indicates ‘Attack’ Staged by Enemy

Aircraft Not of UN: Officer Tells Protesting Red   Report Two Holes in Ground Near Home of Korean General

—NEW ST ALL— Allies Deny UN Bombing Of Kaesong  Latest ‘Incident’ Called Propaganda

U.N. Team Indicates New Incident May Be Red Propaganda   Flares Dropped Early Today Over U.N. Munsan Came

Senate Crime Probers Eyeing Cage Scandals   Basketball Fix Charges Bring Kefauver Blast

Hungarian Calls Reporters, Then Slashes Official   Legation Staff Member Injured By Man Who Resents Red Tape

Reporters, Then Slashes O fficia   Legation, Staff Membe Injured By Man Who Resenis Red Tane

Hungarian Cuts Legation Womar  Disgruntled Man Uses 10-Inch Blade

HIGH MARK TOPPEL   Horse Show Entry List Far Bigger Than in RecordBreaking 1950

No New Taxes, Short Session Murray's Wish   New Governor Delivers Message to Legislature ~ Emphasizing. :His~-Plans:  For Saving Monev

Bitter Issue to Be In jected at Truce Sessions   Rep. Cole Says A-Bomb Should Be Dropped on Communists at Front

Visclosure Of Chinese Airccity Killings May Affect Truce Talks, Actions Qn Battlefield

Ren. Cole Calls For Dropping Of Atomic Bomb   Murder Of 2,515 U. S$ Troops Expected To Enrage Combat Men

UN Troops To Stay In Korea   “To Stay Indefinitely After An Armistice

Troops Will Remain Until Peace Sure   Thursday's Talks Are Postponed By Flooded Streams

U.N. Troops WillRemain InKorea   Notice Served That We Won't Yield in Red  Negotiation

Indefinite Stay After Armistice Acheson Reports   Cease Fire Talks  Take Back Seat Tr Rad \Wanthear

Bad Weather Delays  Korean Truce Talks   U. S. Intends to See That Allied Troops Stay in Korea Indefinitely

UN Troops To Stay In Korea, Acheson Says  Declares Truce  Will-Not.Bring.--Athad. Uftehden.

U.S. Intends fo See That United Nations ‘Troops Remain in Korea After Armistice

Flood Delays A Showdown On Cease-Fire   Acheson Says We Would Bar  Another Violation

Acheson Emphasizes Troops Stay   Secretary Explains Why America Won't Back Down On Issue

U.S. To See That U.N. Troops Stay In  Korea After Armistice, Says Acheson

No Evacuation, Says Acheson   U.N. Troops To Remain In Korea After  Armistice.

Acheson Reveals  U.S.’s Intention: FloodHalts Talks   Secretary of State Sets Forth Reasons UN Negotiators Oppose Red Proposal; to Meet Tonight

U.N. Army To Remain, U.S. Says   Will Not Abandon Korea as Demanded By Red Delegation

TONE, PAYTON ON THEROCKS   Seven-Week Marriage Of Hollywood Divorcees Is Breaking Up

Seven’ Weeks: Later : Tone-Payton Marriage On Rocks After Quarrel

CONTINUE HEARING   Farm Group Asks Special Election on Fairground Tax Levy

Debate on Good Roads Continues  Decisions Not Due Before Midweek

senate Studies Road Tax Boost  Higher Levy On Ga: Already Approved

Pope Pius XIi Celebrates His Anniversary   Attends Pontifical Mas: In His Honor in Sistine Chapel

CZECH ENGINEER IN FLIGHT TO FREEDOM   24 Of 111 Passengers Aboard’ Train Decide Te Remain In Western Zone Of Germany

Czech Engineer Pilots Train: To Freedom in W. Germany; 24. Passengers Want To Stay

Czech Engineer Races Train Across Border to Freedom in West Zone

Czech Engineer Brings Refugees Across Border .   Freedom Train’ Passengers to Get U.S. Assistance

Czech Train With 25 Refugees Flees To Germany: 87 Other Passengers W ant To Go Back

GROUP ESCAPES FROM BEHIND IROM CURTAIN ON TRAIN   Czech Engineer and 24 of 11 Passengers Seck Asylum ‘After, Express Crosses  German Lorder,   STRANGEST MASS FLIGHT TO DATE   Leader Says “We Did it Be. cause it Is No Longer Bearable to Live in an East European State.”

TIAN FAITH MUST BE STRONG   Rev. Tracey Jones Tells SVM at K. U. of New Feeling in Orient   IOLD PRIDE REGAINED

TIAN FAITH MUST BE STRONG   Rev. Tracey Jones Tells SVM at K. U. of New Feeling in Orient

South Koreans On East Coast Make Advance  os Ee ae ae   American Forces Reported Meeting ‘Heavy Resistance’

Yanks, Reds In Violeni Battle  Heavy Resistance On Western Front

Fierce Battle Rages In Front In West Korea   South Korean Units Drive Six Miles Over Parallel in East

‘NO FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS’   Britain Slams Door on Talks In Blast at Iran Premier

British Reject New Oil Parley   Foreign Office Bans Talk  Wath Harried Premier

Britain Ends Oil Talks With Iran   Reacts Sharply to Pro posal Made by Iranian Premier.

Britain Rejects New Oil Talks  lran Premier Runs   lran Premier Runs Into More Trouble

BRITISH REFUSE TO DEAL WITH PREMIER   O41 Natiemalisatien Negotiation Breken Off As Long An RMasazpdcrkh Bemaina

U-S., Britain Ask Iran To Negotiate   Jran Refuses To  Accept UN Security Council Resolution

U.S. Sides With Britain in Fight Over Iranian Oil  _* vino to dhasiaen TrAl D. Bs   Urges Iran to Accept UN Resolution Askin:  Further Negotiations

House To Get Next Of Kin Bonus Bill   Measure To Be Introduced in House Would Start Payment July 1; Other Bills Presented.

Bill To Pay Part of Bonus Given House   Next of Kin Of Deceased Would Get First Funds

First Sting Of Winter Blasts East, Midwest   High Winds, Cold Cut Grid Crowds: Record Lows Set

Storms Cause Damage in Eastern Area  Score Meet Death   Score Meet Death As High Winds Drive Snow, Rain

Wintry Blasts Hit Wide Area: Death Toll High   Snow, Rain, Winds Lash Midwest And East On Saturday

6 City Employes Get Wage Boost  Comstock’'s «Poy Pls Lowers Two Sclaries

6 City Employes Get Wage Boosts  Comstock's Fay Fics Li Two Sal  owers Iwo Salaries

W Letter Sparked Truman _ Thoughts on Firing MacArthiy   China Embargo N. Assembly OK’s

Truman First Considered Firing MacArthur Last Aug. Says White House: General Is “Astonished”

President  Modifies A Statement  Considered Firing MacArthur First

Truman Sa vs Mace’s Firin 2 Lone-Studied   Deposed Far East Chief Astonished;  GOP Critics Howl

First Thought 0 Firing Mac On VFW Letter   General! Says President’s News Astonished Him

Letter to V.F.W. Was MacArthur's Initial “Offense”   White House Says Events Leading to Dismissal Followed The UN Apvointmen:

Truman Declares M Arthur Firing Planned In Aug.   Decision Made  Before General Rarama Cammander

MAC'S LETTER TO VFW CITED IN DISMISSAL   Truman’s Critics May Seek Wider Probe Of Case

Ousting General Considered Last August, Is Word   President Wanted to Fire MacArthur After His Message to VF W

Truman Considered Firing MacArthur In August 1950   When General Wrote Controversial! Letter to Veterans Oracnization.

MacArthur’s Letter To VIEW Was First Step To Stop Ouster   Truman Corrects Yesterday’s Statement That He Considered Firing For A Year

Sout Rereans Capture Three imnartant Hills   Kill 3,000 Communist Troops in Smashing Red Resistance on Wast-Central Front.

South Koreans Kill 3,000 Reds in Five-Day Battle .   Commie Resistance on East-Central  Front Reported Smashed by ROK Forces

ROK Troops Smash. Communist Resistance 3000 Red Soldiers Slain: in Flaming Eive-Dav Battle _.

UN Troops Smash Red.  Resistance   South Koreans Capture 3 Vital Hill Strong holds

3,000 Reds Slain During 3-Day Battle   Communists Flee After Defeat On East-Central Fron,

ROKS SCATTER. REDS IN BLOODY BATTLE   Bitter Five-Day Fight Smashes Communist ‘Resistance, Inflicts- Heavy Enemy Casualtie

ROK Troops Smash Red Resistance On Fast-Central Front  3,000 Reds Killed, Theusands Wounded High Winds and Rain

SOUTH KOREANS CRUSH REDS IN O-DAY BATTLE  Victorv In Fact-Cen  Victory In East-Central Front Is Sealed by Capture of Vital Hills.

South Koreans Kall Over 3000 Enemy Troops   3 Hills Retaken After Concentrated Artillery Wire

3 Key Hills Captured on Central Front   3000 Reds Killed In Bloody Fight To Reduce Bulge

IRAN STRIVES TO KEEP OIL TALKS ALIVE   Reds Again Driven Back as Truce Hangs in Balance   By PETER KALISCHER

Alvin Rogers, 61 NYC Switchman, Fatally Injured  Funeral Services Will be Held ‘Monday at 25. m.

Alvin Rogers, 61 NYC Switchman, Fatally Injured  Will be Held   Funeral Services Will be Held Monday at 2 p. m.

LAKE CALHOUN ANNUAL MEET IS NEXT TUESDAY   Members Discuss New Plans; Will Hold Election Of  Reva Tyiirantoare

Supports Civilian Control... . Iloey Favors Stand Taken By President

Answers Constituents  Hoey Thinks President Right In Insisting On Civil Rule

Sen. Hoey Says President Right   Says MacArthur Policy. Dangerous

_ Beardsley Calls For Budget Soundness,  No Tax Htke   If It Works, Economy Plan Will Bolster GOP

Indian Prime Minister Favors Birth Control   Needed To Curb Indian Population

BRITISH SLAP CONTROL OVER RED CARGOES   Embargo Is Placed On Goods Destined To Use By Enemy

British Plan To Block Off China Goods  Strategic Material — Through Hong Kong To Be Stopped

All Shipments Out of HongKong To Be Licensed  Move To Plug ‘Leak’  Follows Plea of U. N.

Hongkong To Be Closed To Red Shipping   Britain Announces Plan To Block Movement Of Strategic Goods  To Communist China

Red China Hit By Trade Edict  Britain Acts to Halt Hong Kong Shipments

To Cut Off Shipments  To China   Britain To Halt Hong Kong Traffic In Strategic Goods

Britain To Screen Shipments Brit  rg. 1 * ry. - = To China Through Hong Kone

Britain To Stop HongKong Trade With Red China   Licensing Controls To Cut Flow of War Goods to Communist:

Tornados and Storms Sweep Midwest and East Killing Five and Doing Great Damage

Expose Of The Underworld  Finally Ended   Last Hearing Today; Report Will Be Filed September §

New Tax Booster Will Become Law In Couple Months   G. 1. Trade School Licensing Chief Is Fired By Dr. Haas

Compromise Tax Boost Approved   Finance Unit Of Senate Adjusts Former Ineauities

Cuts Mouse - Estimate     Income Tax Increase Plan Approved bv Senate Group

NEW TAX BOOST BILL 15 APPROVED BY SENATE GROUE   Measure Would Raise Payments by Most People 11 Per Cent and Yield $2,499,000,000 Revenue.   RATES ARE LOWER THAN HOUSE VOTEL   Increase Would Become Ef: fective Nov. 1—Plan to Withhbold Part of Divi dends Rejected.

Senate Group Approves Smaller  Tax Increase  Date Set For 7 Expiration Of  Defense Levy

SenateGroupVotes For Lower Increase In New Income Tax   Eleven Percent Raise Wanted By Solons. Effective Noy, 1

Senate Group Approves Tax  Increase Bill   Measure Would Keep Taxes Below Figure House Group Okayed

Compromise Tax Increase Plan Wins Approval   Senate Committee Votes November 1 As Effective Date

Compromise Hike In Income Taxes Is Given Approval   Senate Group Announce: Revenue Measure To  Satisfy House

Little Quieter Ouch  Less Painful Tax Bill Tentatively Approved; Effective November 

Group ~ Approves Tax Hike   But Not ‘As High As That Planned By Representatives

Senate for Lower Tax Than House   New Bill Tentatively Approved by Finance Committee.

Senate Unit Drafts New  Tax Formula   Tentative Plan Expected  To Bring $2 Billion  ’ In Ren Pawasnice

Ridgway Notes Timeliness of Malik’s Move .   Enemy Strength Was At Low Ebb on Eve Of Peace Proposal

Proposes Change In Law Regarding Campaign Money   Carruthers Offers Measure In Senate  Activity Today

House Expected To Ban Food Price Rollbacks   Farm Bloc Powerhouse May Cancel Existing 10 Per Cent Beef Slash

BEEF REDUCTION MAY BE KILLED House Expected To Put Ban On Future Price Rollbacks

Farm Bloc: Aids Curb On Future Price Rollbacks  AAminietrntian   Administration Is Handed Additional Controls Reversals

Winter Sends Ripple of Shivers Across Most of Nation; Rain, Heavy Snow Hit Northeast Area  Mercury Drops Below Freezing In Twenty-Five States Today

Nation Feels Wintry Chill   Northeast Has Rain and Snow; Rocky Mtn. Area Warmer

Winter Sends Ripple of Shivers Across Most of Nation; Rain, Heavy Snow Hit Northeast Area  Mercury Drops Below Freezing In Twenty-Five States Today   Cold Wave Due   Montana   National

Caudie Has Tioub!e Understanding How He Got Into “Airpiane Business

New York Businessman May Be Called To Explain Plane Deal with Caudle

Boy Beaten By ‘Frat’ Initiators  Mobile, Ala., Boy, 15, yee oe ee eS ae   Mobile, Ala., Boy, 15, Tarred And Beaten With Leather Straps

LIKE MEDIEVAL DAYS =~ — High School Fraternity Jars and Beats Initiate

Boy Tarred and Beaten with Strap in a School Initiation   Torture Compared to Medieval Days

Boy, 15, Tarred For Initiation  Mobile, Ala., Student Tells Of Torture

Labor Threat Brings Action By Mobilizer   Pay Board Panel’s Withdrawal Causes Concern In Capital

Wilson Acts To Avert Boveott   Offers To Make Union Official Top Advisor

Wilson Reported Concerned Over Labor Actions   Leader Acts to Avert Threatened Boycott of Mobilization Program

WILSON ACTS I) APPEASE LABOR GROUF   LADUN URVUL  Defense Mobilizer Offers to Make Union Official One of Top  Advicare

IN SPEECH FESTIVAL   Ten L.M.H.S. Students Taking Part At Topeka Today  7

Marion Residents Walk Or Hitch Rides as Bus Drivers Go on Strike

Unnecessary U.S. Spending Scored By NAM President   Asks Crusade to Save Soul of America From “‘Bungling Government’

Governmental Leaders Back Seaway Proj ject  Con n Held Vita ite Ke sah ng

Real Dinner At Front   Big Trouble, Soldiers Say, Will Be Heaping All the Food on One Mess Kit

Reds Prepare New Offensive   Allied Planes Bomb Dams Spilling Water into Dried Up Rivers

Hunt For Cook In Texas Again  Shoot To Kill Order Issued to Officers

HOUSTON IS ALERTED FOR SUSPECTED SLAYER . Southwestern Peace Officers Seek Bloody Trail Of Elusive Desperado Along U.S.-Mexican Borde

Desperado Still. Free; Report He’s In Houston, Texas   Hitch - Hiker Says He Made Long Run With Armed Man

ae ee ie hen  Southwestern Peace Officers Seek Bloody Trail, Of Elusive Desperado Along U.S.-Mexican Border

SENATE PUTS OK ON. REDISTRICTING MEASURE, 21 10.10   Bill Now Goes to House With Democratic Leaders’ Predictings Its Passage There  Next Week.   REPUBLICANS PLAN TO FORCE REFERENDUM   Action, if Taken, Will Lead te Congressional Candidates Running at Large in 1952.   Rv TARRY HALL.

Giants, Dodgers Winners   Pennant Races At a Glance   AMERICAN LEACUR

Battlefield Showdown With Chinese Reds Is Believed  Imminent In South Korea

Allies May Force Reds to Showdown In Next 48 Hours  Reach Stage Where Enemy Must Fight Be Blan Masthuwsacd

Showdown Battie Coming   Reds Being Forced To Show Hand as UN Forees Advance

Squalls Fan Out Toward North, East Gulf Coast   Highest Winds 40 mph; Tyndall Keeps Close Wateh aon Disturbance

Allies Plan to Airlift POWs Out of Korea   Seek Compromise Formula on Snag  In Truce Talks

Allies to Flv UN Prisoners Out of Korea   Sub-Committee Works to End Stalled Talks

UN Prisoners To Be Removed  By New Airlift   Armistice Planners Have Not Yet Agreed On Exchange Method

POW EXCHANGE DETAILS ARE NOT COMPLETE   Many Negotiations May Take Place Before Releases

Plans Made To Fly War Prisoners from Korea   Truce Negotiators Move To Break Lonq Deadiock over Armistice

Atomic Explosion Opens First War Games Using Bomb   Maneuvers Expected To Show Entirely New Methods for Carrvina On Atom Warfare.

First Blast In Nevada Tests This Morning  Indications That   Indications That ‘Baby Atom Bomb Was Being Tested

Lawyers Busy (On Examination Of State Reeords   Cenedella Will Return To Stand On Resumption Of Hub Hearing Monday

‘Illegal’ Recruiting Of Guardsmen Poses Problem For Military Leaders

Rofation Plan Blamed for Low Guard Morale   National Chief Hits Army, Air Force, For Korea Policy

Recruiting Is Termed  Indefensible   National Guard Head Criticises Methods Used By Government

Find No Evidence King Intervened In Tax Cases   No Foundation for Rumors Inquiry Chairman Involved

ing Cleared  { Any aX Meddling  No Foundation for  ate. 2 oe aw A,

Tax Prober Still Under Scrutiny  King Denounces   King Denounces Rumors of Influence As ‘Malicious’

King is Cleared Of Alleged Role In Tax Fixing  Probers Handed New Reports of

ing Denounces Rumors Jt Tax Influence Acts s'“Maliciously False”

King Is Cleared Of Tax Charges  New Scandal Reports Given by Newspapers

Possible Escape Nipped   Move 4 Boys From Detention Rooms To Jail

NIP JUVENILE ESCAPE PLOT   Four Boys Removed From Detention Quarters  At Hospital

100,000 Expected Tonight at  Shit okie Mormon Pageant at Palmyra

OCS FuinacK in hKerea Continues  Biggest Air Blow Of War Hurled At Reds   “ICs A Massacre” Of Enemy Planes. Returning American Flier Renorts

Report Flays Rent Gougers In Army Towns   Sordid Picture Drawn Of Rim-Down Shacks,  Creacnineg Owners

Senate Hears How Rent Gougers Take Sordid Advantage Of Servicemen

PRISONERS RIOT, VANDALIA FARM; GUARD IS BEATEN   TWO HAD ESCAPED EARLIER MONDAY; SEARCH CONTINUES

MASS BREAK" ~ FAILS AT STATE PENAL FARM   Monday Night Riot Kept Secret Until Today; Guard iniured.

STRATEGY IN KOREAN WAR NOT CHANGED   Pentagon Briefing Brings Prompt Statement from Defense Department.

Quarrel Breaks Out Between Army And Defense Department Over War Strategy In Korea During Talks

30 Persons Meet Violent Deaths During Holiday   At Least 18 Killed In Accidents Upon State’s Highways

Report Red Trucks Roll Southward by The Thousands   Communists Continue Buildup Operations.— Canadian Regiment In.

Reds Paying Bloody Price For Advances   Canadian Troops Arrive to Battle Alongside Yanks

Business Executive Tells of Leaving Wife lying Drunk in Drivewat

ADMITSLEAVING WIFE TO FREEZE   Jackson Business Mar Tells Police Of — Tragic Death

Republicans Lose On Open Hearing Senators Take No Yote  On Letting Public Hear MacArthur

Code Violation Claims Denied   McCarran Charges General's Critics ‘Parallel’ Communists’ Line

UN Tanks Enter Big Red Base   Patrols Meet no Opposition Near Parallel; Seoul Sector Flares

‘ANTI-COMMUNISTS ARRESTED: ‘AND EXECUTED NIGHTLY AT: SWATOW, HONG KONG LEARNS.

Great Red Purge Is Terrorizing Anti-Commies In Coastal Swataw   Thousands Already In Prison Disappearing Nightly While Curfew Keeps Streets Clear

Anti-Red Bill Argued In Senate   Proposal Would Ease Restrictions

4 PERSONS COMMITTED TO COUNTY PRISON   One for Driving After His License Was Revoked

Nations Eye Defense Cut For Europe   Treaty Chiefs To Map Plans Soon at Rome

Pact Group Due To Cut  Defense Plan   Financial Problems  ag Rettain. Others   Financial Problems Of Britain, Others Alter N.A.T.O. View

Call on NATO te Scale Down Plar  Group to Propese Downward Revision

Administration Officials Say NATO ToBe Asked To Revise Defense Plan

IKE’ OUTLINED POSSIBLE CUTS ON TRIP HOME   Arms Burden Heavy For Britain, Others Of Western Allies

a Defense Plan   “Economic Troubles Causing Downward yRevision Of Plans

Administration Officials Say Atlantic Pact  Nations Will Be Asked to Scale Down Western European Defense Plans Shortly

TO CALL NATO FOR ARMS CUT:   Fiancial Difficultie: Force Europe Defense Change

County Bond. Sales Lagging   $8,000 Total Below February, ‘50, by $10.000

oe  Two Decline Highway Audit Post. Veterans Bonus Bill in House

Bonus Bill For Vets Given To House Today   World War II Men Favored By Proposal

Truman Reported To Want Bradley To Continue With Joint Staff Chiefs

Truman May Ask Bradley To Keep Post   General Planned To Leave Post During August

Truman Wants Bradley To Stay  5-Star General May Delay ‘Retirement’

Bradley*May Stay As Joint Chiefs’ Head   Truman Is Expected to Ask General: Not to Move Into Retirement}

Constitution   Lacked Authority For Korea Action, Ohioan Declares

Says President's Policies Bring Danaer. Disaster   Asks Nation to Center Defenses On Sea, Air Power

Constitution Is Violated, Senator Says   Wants US Defense Based On Power In Air And Sea

Sen. Taft Attacks Trumans’ Actions In Current Crisis  He Claims President's Policies Have Brought Danaer and Dicactar

Girl, 10, Missing; Suspect Grilled  Search Parties Comb Groves and Ojlfielde

Searching Parties Seek 10-Year-Old   California Police Hold Man for Questioning About Pig-tailed Girl

IS SEX VICTIM   California Child Missing Since Saturday; Grill” Suspect =.

Allied Push Nets 3 Miles   ‘Limited Attack’ Pushes Reds Back On Central Front

TPA Te eee ee  Infantry, Tanks Move 2-3 ‘Miles Northward  wrwTncrnau[ 'ak nen Ca tae, te s Se

Alllies Dart Two Miles On North   Sharp Attack Catches Reds by Surprise as New Peace Offer Made

Foree Gets 11 Heights From Reds; Planes Aid   Sharp Fighting Flares Up Over Central Front

Allies Carve Out LMile Advance   Limited Offensive On Central Front

U.N. Infantry  oe ;  Surprises E'o«  Force Gains 3 to 3 Miles co

Bookie Balks, Judge Orders Him To Returr      Gross Leaves ‘Stazid,

Gambler Returns To Stand After  Court Threatens   Gross Told Come Back And Stay Or Be Chained.

THREATENS TD “CHAN GaDas TO Hid CHAIR   Irritated Judge Orders Gambling Kingpin to Take Stand.

GROSS STOMPS FROM CHAIR   Gambler Leaves Witness Stand, Judge Threatens To Chain Him

‘You Have No Rights’  ‘Get Back On The Stand! Angry Judge Tells Gross

Judge Gets Tough with Gambler   “RU Chain You  To CWitness) Chair’

Judge Threatens To Chain Witness Gambler Refuses to  Testify in Graft Trial—Angers Judge

Judge Gets Rough With Balking Witness At Trial   Crusading Judge Threatens ‘To Chain Gambler To Chair As Harry Gross Bolts Witness Chair .

“You Come Back Here,’ Judge Yells   Leibowilz Threatens To Put Gross In‘Jail Until He Rots After Witness Snarls

NEW ROCKET © PLANE REVEALED   Speed Causes Boiling Air Friction.

Page Brick Bradford! —— Fantastic Rocket Plane Can Rise Over 13 Miles

Air Friction Of Supersonic Planes  MakeT hem HotterThan Boiling W ater

Navy Skyrocket So Fast Air Friction Can Make It Hotter Than Boiling Water

Hit and Run Verdict Given In Kane Death   George C. Crane, 85, Is Instantly Killed On Street Near Home

Upland Corporal, 20, Killed In Korea; Lansdowne: Pfc. Also Reported Dead in: War

Truman Repeats Stand On Troop Use In Europe   Rebukes Reporters For ‘Garbling’ Of Atom Bomb Remark:

Truman URS Dem Vote 01 Troops’ Use   Says He Welcomes Democratic Vote On Plan to Send Troops to Europe

TRUMAN WANTS I SENATE'S OKA\   Will Appreciate It Highly If Approval Of Sending Troops Given

Truman Asserts He ll Do Whatever Ils Necessary to Meet World Crisis

Will Appreciate Senate Action’  But Truman Repeats He'll Act as Needed

ON OVERSEAS TROOPS   Truman Also Charges American Press With Ignoring His Remarks

Truman Firm On Troops For Europe Issue   Hopes Senate Will Approve But Won't Be Bound by Veto of Action

Tome Wi : Senate Support On Sending Army   Still Says He- Has: Power to Do-It; Controls « _ Are Ahead ©

Presidential Press Conference  Truman Wants Approval Of Troops to Europe

Newsmen Challenge White House Statements, _ Truman Says He’d Welcome Dem Senate Okay

President Says He Welcomes Plan For Senate O.K. on Use of Troops

SENATE OK ON GIS WELCOME, TRUMAN SAYS   But President Claims He Does Not Need It To Transfer Troops

U.S. fo Push U.N. Firmly On Branding Red China Aggresso:   Truman Endorses Acheson's Sharp Stotement Turning Dowr Chinese Red Reply: Aggressizn Mey Spottt Free World

Truman Outline: Action On Top Problems   Discusses Senate Views on Sending Troops to Europe

Would Like Sanction as  To Troops   President’) Wishes Approval on Their Use in Europe

NOT ASKING AN OK  Insists on Constitutional Authority Without Any Congressional Sanction

Truman Hopes  Senate Agrees  But He'll Dispatch U.S. Troops Anvwhere

President Says U. S. to Bring Every Pressure to Bear Against China Reds

U.S. Will Bring Every Pressure to Brand ‘Chinese Reds Aggressor:

Truman Wants Senate To OK Sending Troops To Europe   Jumps Newsmen On Reporting

Truman Says He'll Send Troops Abroad, If Necessary Criticizes Newspapers

Ageression Threatens  World Split   U, 8. Diplomats Use Caution In Preparing Plans

No Question  Of Authority   President, However, Welcomes Move For Senate Approval.

But He Insists Decision Is Up To Executive   Toft. Wents Limit  - Put On Numbers Of  Men Sent Abroad

Pleased Over Support For Europe Plan   Reporters Accused . Of Garbling Remarks _ On Use Of A-Bomb

BRANDING OF AGGRESSORS   French Agree To Label Red Chinese In UN Action

U.S. To Brand Chinese Reds ‘Aggressors   President Backs Acheson's Rejection Of Communist Reply To United Nation Cease Fire Order

Truman Says He Welcomes Senate Move   But He Stands Firm on Authority Te Assign Troops

U.S. To Seek Indictment Of Red China Aggression   Peiping’s Rejection Of Peace Bid Paves _ Way For U.N. To Act On Complete Rreak With Regime.

Ageressol Brand On  Chinese   Truman For Pressure to Put It on Chinese > Communists

Stands Firm On Troops   Senate OK on Their Use Abroad Welcome But Not Needed, Says HST

Showdown Threatens Split in Free World: Officials Move Caufiously   Truman Supports Acheson’s Rejection of Red Counter-Proposals to Cease-Fire Plan; Time For All Nations to Stand Up and Be Counted

President Backs Acheson onChine  U. S. Will Bring Pressure in UN

Senate Approval of Sending More Troops to Europe Would Be Welcomed, President Says

Hopes Senate Will Approve Sending Troops fo Europe   President Repeats, However, That He Has Power To Take Such Action.

Truman Backs Acheson Vefo Of Reds’ Nofe   Americans Working Cautiously In U.N, To Achieve Unity

Truman Says Every Pressure Will Be Used  President Welcomes Senate Move On Troons to Furone

Truman Says He Welcomes Senate Test   President Has A Verbal Brush With Newspapermen

Democrat Move to Approve Sending Troops To Europe Welcomed by President Truman

TRUMAN ENDORSES ACHESON’S PEIPING REGIME ATTACK   France Considers Reds Aggressors But Urges Study Before Condemuin

Truman Endorses Rejection of Reply From Red Chinese  Says Every Pressure Will Be Brought to Brand Nation

Backs Tough Allied Stand In the U. N.   President Says He Indorses Acheson Blast at Peiping

House Begins Voting On Controls Bill  Wilson Goes On Air; Johnston Warns Of

House Vote Begins on Bill To Extend Price Controls  ee ee ee a a a ee ore a”   Jehnston Wars Against ‘Cheaper’ Dolfar: Wilson Schedules Radia Address Toniaht

HOUSE STARTING CONTROLS. VOTE   Mass Of Amendments Proposed In Measure For Extension Of Economic Conlrols.

So Allied Artillery Opens Up   . There's Positively No Cease-Fire Order. Van Fleet Insists

Basketball ‘Fix’ Case Handed Grand Jury; Coast-fo-Coast Scandal Hinted

Compromise Attempted On Butter Zone Issue  But No Immediate Indication of Progress Reported as Truce Teams End 16th Parley

No Report Given On Truce Talks      No Indication Of Progress On Buffer Zone

Truce Teams End Session: Had Appeared Ready To Try  Compromise On Buffer Zone

UN, REDS DISCUSS BUFFER ZONE JAM FOR OVER HOURS   Two Delegations. ‘Believed Ready to Attempt. ‘to, Compromise issue   NO REPORT ON PARLEY:   Groups., Wik Meet. Again This Merniig: for . - 17th Session”

Compromise May Now Be Attempted   Sixteenth Meeting Com pleted In Cease-Fire Negotiations

16th Meeting Of Truce Teams Ends i in Korea.  UN Delegtition Silent ‘On Outcome of Effort To Find Comoroniise

47 Safe as “Non Sked” Plane Lands on Shore of Lake Ontaric, Engines Dead

FOUrS Veale ok a : arr aent “ * tym aod Board Avoids Crash  ‘“Miracte,’ Pilot's  Reply To Praise

Senator Discloses Marshall Discussed New Secret Weapon  Hints At Testimony  On How Korean War Could Now Be Won

DEFENSE HEAD SEES VIGIORY OVER CHINESE  Heavily Censored Text of Testimony Conceals Details of Military Plans,

ONE MAN’S OPINION   Ky Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

President’s Address Onens S. F. Conclave   Signing of Treaty Will Be Step Toward Peace, Chief Executive Says

Voleanic Ash Hardens On New Guinea Waste. Once Fertile Jungle, Following Big Explosion

Pumice Ash Feet Deep Now Cover Once-Fertile Homes Of Thousands   Eruptions Of Mt. Lamington Has Spread Death And Destruction Over Wide Area Of New Guinea: 34 Europeans Among The Dead.

Volcano Toll Put at 3,00C   ava Hardens Over OnceFertile Jungle Homes on New Guinea Today.

NEW GUINEA AREA. VOLCANIC DESERT   Ashes Harden Over Region: Where 3,000 Parsons Perished After Major Eraniion

Government's Effort To Solve Case  Of Moldy Money Like Dime Novel  As Bank Finds $250,000 Mutilated

Man With Moldy Money Is Quizzed   “Tries: To Exchange: - $250, 000 For New. Bills At-Baak

MYSTERY OF THE MOLDY MONEY  Where Did Pete Get That Old $250,000?

Scrap Metal Contract Of Briggs Co. Irks Senate Crime Prober   Senator O'Conor Attacks Situation of Industry Dealing ‘With Hoodlums’

Senafor Angry At Detroit Gang Control   Sen. O’Conor Irate Over ‘Hoodlum’ Conditions

Features for Everybody tan the Telegram Taday   Infant Is So Small His Daddy Uses Binoculars to Look at Hin

SEN. DOUGLAS TO FORCE ISSUE ON USE OF TROOPS   Democratic Leaders ‘Seek Approval of Sending Gis Abroad.

Democratic Leaders Talk Of Asking Senate Okay  On Troops for Europe

Dems May Ask Congress’ OK To Move Gls   Douglas Plans To Force Issue If Matter Is Not Brought Up

Troops For Europe Vote Considered   Dems Consider  ‘Asking Senate To Okay Dispatching American Troops

Ask Senate Vote On Troops Issue  Demos May Counter Approval Demand

Senate May Vote On Truman Plan   Taft Again Raps Sending Troops To Europe

Solons To Ask Approval For Sending Yank:   Democratie Leaders To Seek Vote, With. Resolution Slated

Democrats Study Vote on Sending Troops to Europe  McFarland States No Objection to Senate Action on Princinvle

Plan Seeking Approval For Troops Abroad   Democratic Leaders Talk Of Asking Senate Vote.

Demos May Ask Okay On Troops  Senate Would Settle Commitment Fuss

Democrats In Senate Favor Vote   Dispatch of American Troops to Be Decided By Senatorial Ballot

—CONGRESS— Senate May Be Asked To Q.K. Troops  Democratic Leader May Force Issue

Senate May Pass On Ar my F or Overseas   Democrats Consider Laying Matter Before Members For Approva

Senate Approval May Be Sought On Troop Shifts   Democrat Leaders Aim at Countering Republican Proposal

Demos May Seek Ok On  Sending Men   Cousider Asking Senate to Approve Resolution in Principal

Senate May Be Consulted On Troop Moves   Demo Leaders Seek To Counter Wherry Proposal

froop Issue Up foda  Showdown Asked On Transferring Troops Overseas      Douglas Threatens to Force Issue To Floor Unless Party Asks For Ballot

Democrats May Offer Troop Plan   Use Of U. S. Forces In Europe May Be Voted Upon

Democrats May Ask Senate for Troop Approval  McFarland, Douglas May Ask Cooperatior Decnite Truman Stan

Federal Spending Hit  Sending Yanks Abroad  Assailed in Congress

Sending GIs To Europe May Go to Senate   Douglas to Foree Issue Trumanites Don't  Bring It Up

‘Democrats May Ask Senate Approval ‘On Sending U. S. Troops to Europe:

Senate Firm In Stand On  Troop Issue   Democrats Join In Decision To Vote On Services In Europe

Leaders Consider Asking Approval Of Senate to Send U. S. Troops to Europe

F orces For Europe Crux Of U.S. Issue   Policy Committee May Approve Move To Bolster Defenses

Senate Aoproval Of Troops for Europe Sought  Democratic Leaders Pian to Put   Democratic Leaders Pian to Put Issue to Decision

No Changes Contemplated  McKeldin Seeks Probe  OF Football Recruitine

Immigrants Return to “Old Country,” Live i in Luxury on Old Age Pension

Return To Old Country To Live  On: U.S. Social Security Pensions

26 Sailors Die in Blast   U.S. Destroyer Hits Mine Off Coast Of Korea: Seven Injured

26 U.S. Sailors Killed in Blast   Believe Ship Off Korea Hit by Mine

Underwater Blast Kills 26 Seamen And Injures Seven  ~ Walke Is Able To Reach Jap. Port

7 Others Hurt In Blast Off Korean Coast   Damaged Yesse! Limps to Port Under Own Power

Destroyer Hits Mine, 16 Killed  Seven Injured   Seven Injured Off Korean Coast

Destroyer Damaged Off Korea   Twenty-six Lose lives When Craft Presumably Hits A Flocting Mine

U.S. WARSHIP STRIKES MINE   Twenty-Six Men Killed Destroyer Damaged By Explosion .

Ship Hits Mine 26 Men Killed  Seven Injured   Destroyer Walke Proceeds For Port After Korean Blast

26 MEN KILLED IN SHIP BLAST   ‘Underwater Explosion Damages U. S. Destrover Off Korean Coast — Seven Others Injured.

Explosion Said Presumably Due To Floating Mine  Shin Proceeds to

DESTROYER HITS MINE; 26 KILLED   Seven Other Sailors Injured in Underwater Explosion Off Korea Tuesday. Ship Mckes Port.

Destroyer — Presumed To Have Hit Mine   Walke Able To Make Port Under Own Power

Destroyer Blast Off Korea Kills 26, Injures 7   Floating Mine Called Cause of Explosion; Two Minnesotans Die

ON DESTROYER OFF KOREA   Underwater Mine Damages “Walker”; Seven Injured

Korean Mine Kills 26 On Destroyer   U.S.S. Walke Damaged By Underwater Blast; Seven Men Hurt

Explosion Off Korea Laid to. Floating Mine   Destroyer Walke Proceeds to Japan Under Own Power

INAVY REVEALS 26 PERISH IN KOREAN BLAST   Mine Is Blamed For Explosion; 2 Texans Are Killed

BlastOffftorea Kills 26 Sailors   U. S. Destroyer Damaged By Underwater Explosion

U.S. Destroyer Strikes Mine Off Korea, Two Colorado Men Among 26 Dead, Many Injured

26 on Warship Killed by Mine Off East Korea   Seven Injured— Damaged Destroyer Makes Jap Port

Believed to Have Struck Mine Off Coast of Korea   Hull is Damaged, But Destroyer Walke Heads For Port Unassisted

Underwater Mine Otf Korean Coast Is Believed Cause   Seven Navy Men Injured In Explosion But Vessel Is Able To Limp Under Own Power To Port In Japan. Washington Reports

Destroyer Hif Mine Tuesday, Navy Presumes   Seven Aboard Walke Hurt, but Ship Makes Japanese Port

26 SAILORS. LOST   4V0 UTMLUI  Floating Mine Blasts Navy  Destroyer in Korean Waters

Navy Reports 26 Are Killed On Destroyer   ‘Walke’ Believed to Have Hit Floating Mine Off Korea

Damaged Ship Limps I nto Jap Por  Think Craft Hit Mine Off  Korea Coast

Harriman Will not Testify   Russell Rejects Proposal; Group Makes Plans to End Investiaation

May Not Boost Cigaret Taxes   Feud Looms Over Tax Differential Idea

Dime-a-Pack Cigarette Tax Increase Asked   House Committee Seeks To Collect Half-Billion Dollars

Battle Brews  Over Boosting  Tobacco Tax  House Committee Searching for New Federal Revenne

Tobacco Taxes Are Next Issue Before Boosters   Doughton Makes It Plain He Will Look  Out For Farmers

Rep. Doughton Promises To Consider Farmers In Drafting Tobacco Taxes

Tobacco Next  For Tax Grouy  To Consider Skirmish Breaks Out  As House Committee  os, a Ae ae nCrae

ASK 10c TAX — ON PACKAGE OF CIGARETTES   Treasury Wants 3c. Increase and Higher Levy on Cigers. ;

New Cigaret Tax Proposal Is Now Under Discussion   Treasury Would Up Levy From 7 To 10 Cents A Pack.

Battle Looms Over Boost In Cigarette Tax  Bloc Would Exempt Some Brands; Beer, -Ejanor Levy Iumned

Consider Cigarette Tax Increase Of Three Cents   HOUSE COMMITTEE HAS ALREADY UPPED TAX INCREASES OVER $5,700,000,000

House Group to Debate Raising Tobacco Taxes  To 10 Cents Per Pack

Long Debate Is Looming On Tobacco Tax Proposa   pep: Doughton Declares He Will Look Out For Interests OF N: C“Tobaceo Farmers

Proper ty Lien Proposed in Some Aid Cases   House Gets an Edueational Bill To Voting Stage

Truman States Congres: Will Always Be Consulted  on Policy   WAR DANGER NO LESS   More Testimony In Sight For Natural Gas Inquiry

We GANT LET GUARD DOWN, TRUMAN SAYS   Declares in Detroit Speech Must Be Ready for Any Emergency.

Truman and Wilson Exhort Nation To Build Up Armed Force Against Agression

UN Troops Are 2 Miles Nearer Vital Chorwon   Allies Are Checked In Another Corner of Push for Kumhwa

Newest Bible Will Contain Modern Usage   Revised Version Will Go To Press With Complete Translation

More Troops Offered for UN Service   Permanent Army Proposal Gets Added Backina

A Study of OdorsIsaVery _ Unusual Occupation But It Pays Off for a Texas Girl

Senator Byrd Raps Miners Pay Increase  WSB Reported Ready To Exempt Such  Boosts in Freeze

LA.-MISS. HAS NINE FATALITIES   Louisiana Holiday Deaths Total Six, One Killed Near Columbia

Three Young Minneapolis Brothers Drop From Sight, Hundreds Take Part In Search

Hundreds Comb Minneapolis For Lost Trio: Two Caps Floating Down River Only Clue to 3 Missing Boys

First Clue in 3-Day Hunt ; Lost Minneapolis Boys’ Caps Found In River

Find Two Caps of Missing Trio   Located Near River. Boys Left Saturday

Minneapolis Citizens Hunt For Three Boys  C ell Ven ee DB   Small Youths Have Been Missing Since Saturday

Boys Missing Since Saturday In Minneapolis  Three Little Lads Drop Out Of Sight

Brother Trio Still Missing   Hundreds Join Search For Tots Missing Sinte Saturday.

Rotation of American Troops in Korea Several Months off General Clark Says

Says Rotation Is “Months OFF   Clark Denies That Mass Replacement Tc Begin Immediately

Troops Rotation Still Months Off   Gen. Clark Denies Mass Replacement of Gls In Korea is Underway

US TRIES AGAIN TO GET RUSSIA TO GO ALONG ON JAPANESE PEACE TREATY

Business Tax Funds Told at  Senate Hearing   Campaign Costs Stir Row: GOP-Demo ‘Political Thies!’ Chargoad

Ferguson fn Verbal Clash With Senator  Mrs. Smith Says Ohic  Auditor Can’t Back "£6 Daas Ctaetena

Fer guson Says Ta ft tCampaign Cost the Most   He Figures Big Sum By Using Same Approach Taft Used

1950 Foe Rips Taft Statements   Says Senator Could Have Been Backed By $100 Million

— HEARING — Taft Foe Fires Back At Charges   $100 MILLION SPENT, HE SAYS

BACK ATHIMON CAMPAIGN COST   His Campaign Worth $100 Million, Claims Fergeuson at Hearings

FERGUSON ON THE STAND IN TAFT INQUIRY   Says He Only Spent $107,004 for Votes; Could Figure Taft’s Outlay at $100,000,000. _ a

Ferguson Cites Taft ‘Spending’ Of $100 Million  Makes New Estimat:

! Ohio Businessmen Put $1,200,000 ‘Behind Taft, Says Beaten Opponent

Claims Taft's Expenses Could Be $100 Million   Ferguson Uses Same Approach As Did Senator

Ferguson Tells Version of Taft Campaign Funds   Says 100 Million Was Spent to Re-Elect Ohio Senator

Ferguson Hikes GOP Spending Tc 100,000,000   Reaches New Figure On Basis Of Taft’s Calculation

Ferguson Fires Back at Taft Statements   "A Deliberate Lie’ That Demo Campaign Blueprinted by a Red

Using the Taft Aproach Ferguson Figures $100 Million Spent to Reelect Ohio Senator

$100,000,000 Spent On Taft—Ferquson   Defeated Democrat Uses Foe’s ‘Yardstick’ On Estimating Total Cost of Campgian

Election Costs For Taft Put ‘At S100 Million   Ferguson Says Taft’s Formula Leads to Fiqure

Ferguson Testifies In Inquiry Into Ohio Election   Defeated Democrat Is Witness Today In Senate Probe

Taft Draws Fire From Ferguson   Democrat Says Senator Spent $100,000,000— By His Own Figures

Scores Subsidies In Ohio Election   Ferguson Claims Taft Back ers Put $1.2 Million in  "50 Campaign

Tatt’s Rival  Charges Lie   Ferguson DeniesCommy Aided His Campaign, Attacks Senator

Special Panel To Consider   President Creates Board to Rule on 6c Pay Hike Under Waae Freeze Order

PANEL TO CONSIDER RAILROAD WAGE CASE   Will Decide Whether 1,000,006 Can Get Raise Under Stabiligation Program.

EMERGENCY PANEL TO CONSIDER INCREASE    Will Determine If Kailroaders Cam  Get Six-Cent Raise Cnder Program

Oatis Prepared For Espionage, Declares Czech   Delegate Sarcastic In Spy Accusation

UN TROOPS ARE ADVANCING IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Red Casualties Are Heavy; Allied Losses Termed Light

Enemy Losses Mount, 17,000 In First 2 Days   U.N. Planes On 1,000 Flights For New Record

REDS: ENEMY LOSSES HEAVY   Communists Smash At Five Allied Divisions In Futile Action

Red Casualties Total 17,000 For Iwo Days  Allies Sweep Aheac On 70-Mile Front

U. §. Soldiers Kill Two East German Police  Gunfight Rages On Border; Reds Said On Wect Sida

German Pair  Shot By GIs   East Zone Policemen  Across U. S. Border

U. $. Soldiers Kill Two East German Police  Gunfight Rages   Gunfight Rages On Border; Reds Said On West Side

Gls Kill Two Ne eat Border  > Red. Ger mans. ‘Killed As Gunfight: Flares *

Cincinnati Girl Still Missing  Hunt for Nurse Lost In Smoky Mountains

Says “Hillbilly” Hoax Hoax Amnesia  hiesed AWOL By U.S. Army: British Vet Held In ‘canada

900 Ese: ape Wreck Death   No Loss of Life When Streamliner Cracks Miraculous”

Train Derailed; 500 Miss Death   Nine Cars Leave Rails; Blame Rain

Many Escape Death, Injury In Train Wreck   Streamliner Crashes In North Carolina

Hundreds in Train Wreck Escapes In  Qne at Four Oaks N. C., ‘Miraculous’

Hundreds Escape Death In Wreck   Train Is Derailed; 3 Cars Plunge Down 20-Foot Embankment

TRAIN DERAILS INJURING NINE   Hundreds Escape Death In  Wreck of Atlantic Coast Streamliner, East Coast Chanipion.

NO DEATHS IN TRAIN WRECK   Witness Calls Escape By 500 Passengers ‘Miraculous’

:/3 Cars Plunge Down Bank ‘Hundreds Escape Death By ‘Miracle’ In Rail Crash

Hundreds Escape Death! As Streamliner Wrecks   Injuries Are Few When Crack ACL Champion Wrecks Near Four Oaks: Six Cars Derailed _

‘ Remindful Of Rennert Disaster  Hundreds Miraculously Escape ‘Death In ACL Train Crack-Up

MEDICAL SCHOOL DEAN IS NARCOTICS ADDICT   fouth Dakota Institution was Scene Of “Human Guinea Pic” ill Deaths Recentivs

IRAN DELAYS SEIZURE TILL MONDAY   Will Hold Off Action Until Monday Deadline  Arrives

DISCUSSIONS ON IRANIAN OIL MAY BE RENEWED   Britain Is Still Ready to Talk Over Problem

Nebraska Grange Wins Ist Prize for Service — In National Contest

Doyle Continues Fight Against Act  Reapportionment Law ‘le Taraet of Attorney

Some Possibility Of Agreement On Date By Aug. 4   Progress Being Made In Negotiations For Armistice

Agreement xpected Next Week   Adm. Jovy Uses Maps In Talks b With Red Officers

DETAILED, PLAN OF THE ALLIES IS PRESENTED   Fighting Continues On One of Sectors Despite Conferences

Red Retreat Continues In Big Force   Rearguard Stands Hold Up U. S., Troops Two Hours on East-Central Front  Ammunition Hit

Squahhble Foared  IPresident M ay Be Cautious In Naming New Navy Chief

Truman Wary On Navy Head   President Seeks to Avoid Renewal of Squabble

Reach Record  In New Homes   Building This Year Is Far Ahead Of That in 1950

Home Construction Exceeds Last Year   PAGS B4Sh POE  Estimate 160,000 Units Started in . January. February

Trade Benefits Last to Gzeeks fay Batis Psal   U.S. Announces New Action To Reprimand Bad Satelite

Tariff Benefits Will Be Denied fo Red Satellite   Oatis Imprisonment, Other Complaints Motivate Retaliation

U. §. ENDS TRADE PAGT WITH CZECHS   Proclamation by Téuman Wil: Terminate Tariff © Concessions

US Would Protect The Price-Cutters   Government Tells Business World to Take It Easy —Price Reductions Good

‘Must Not Fight Reductions... . Must Not Fight Reductions Government Warns  ‘High Price Groups

Charged with Conspiracy to  Steal A-Bomb   Rosenbergs, Sobell Could Get Death Sentence April 5

Three Found Guilty in Atom Bomb Trial   Spies Await Sentence; Auriol Angrily Denies Charges Against France

Judge Slates Sentencing  For April 5   Rosenbergs And Sobell To Appeal To Highest Courts

Stole Atomic Secrets: Face Death Penalty   Judge Calls Offenses Loathesome; To Pass Sentence April 5; Defendants Take Verdic! Stoically: Plan Appeal To Highest Court

Three Guilty Of Passing Atomic Secrets To Reds   Rosenberg Couple, Sobell Could Get Death Sentence

DEATH DECREE NOT EXPECTED FROM JUDGE   First A-Bomb Trial Verdict Returned In New York Court

Three Are Found Guilty By Jury As Atomic Spies   There Defendants In Atomic Spy Trial In New York Convicted

Ike Sidesteps Polities on Flicht Home   General Deseribes Mission to U. S. As Purely Military

But President May Ask Him About ’52 Aims   General Parries  Questions as Plane Starts U.S. Flight

Fire Follows Explosion at_ West Frankfort; World’s Largest Shaft Goal Mine

Ullinois Pit Yields Bodies Of Four Men   Ambulances, Rescue Teams Rush to Scenes Blaze  _ wr og

Truman Says Two States Have Done Nothing in Flood Relief  Canctie Camman t le Made in Letter

Blames Two States For Lack of Flood Relief Effort   President Says Missouri, Kansas Have Done Nothing Toward Rehabilitation.

Truman Says States Fail to Act on Flood   President Says Missouri and Kansas State Governments Have Done Nothing; Gov. Smith Has No Comment at Jeff Cit

Truman Says Missouri, Kansas Have Done ‘Absolutely Nothing’ Toward Flood Rehabilitation

Only Scattered Parts of Anderson Have Power Following Plant Blast

POWER OFF IN ANDERSON, IND.., CITY OF 46,000   Cables Burn Out; Close The atres, Cafes, Filling Stations.

Chinese Reds to Broadcast Personal Messages of U.S. War Prisoners Home

Sawyer Charged In Dollar Case   Court of Appeals Orders Return of Steamship Line Voting Stock

Supreme Court Ruling Awaited In Ship Case  Sawyer Will Returr Stock Unless Stay

CONTEMPT CASE APPEAL SLATED   Secretary Of Commerce And Others Will Obey Court Order If Next Effort Fails.”

MILLARD JOINS KILLIAN IN RAP AT GOVERNOR   Ignorant Of Law Or Misstated Facts, They Assert

Czechs Designate industrial Boss  Karol Bacilek Named tn Production Drive

Czechs Get New Tough Red Boss   Unknown Leader Is Economic Dictator

Soviets Crack Whip Over Czech People   Failure in Industry Is Said Reason for Some Major Changes

Czech Reds  Clamp Down Tight Rule   Frantic Efforts Made Tc Bolster Production on Russian Demand.

Demand U.S. End Czech Relations   Congressmen Advocate Break Till Oatis Is Released

Break Unless Oatis Freed   i cen TS ee, ee —  House For Cut of Trade Relations With the Czechs

House, Advocates Quick. Severance. of Commercial Relations with Czechs.

House Urged To ‘Get Tough’  In Oatis Case   Vote Is Set Today On Protest Resolution Against Czechs

Bishop, Candidate for President, Ends Fast, Starts National Tour

Eisenhower Visit May Cause Rioting   ‘France Alerts Police And  Soldiers To Prevent Disturbances

Police Alerted For Paris Riots  Communists Schedule Anti-ike Uprising

Alert 6,500 Police To Protect ‘Ike’ Against Commies   French Government - Bans Demonstration; Tough . ~ Units Are Assigned

FRENCH FEARFUL OF COMMUNIST RIOTS   Eeds Threaten To Demonstrate Against General Eisenhower In Paris Today

\Poltee, Seldiers Alerted ‘France Moves to [Jalt ‘Rig Red Anti-Ike Show

Calls War Only Alternative to Truman Policies  Sh cee —_ ee i ] ¢}*   Jessup Says U. S Objective is Seeking Peace

U. S. Ambassador Jessup Asserts Immediate War With Russia Only Alternative to Foreign Policy

Girl, 15, Stabbed To Death By Smartly _ Dressed Woman in Philadelnhia S4+p01

‘MAY GOD FORGIVE? --Parents Send Medal, Scro!l  Back to President Truman

-- Tighter Controls Move Meets Opposition -  Inflation May Punch Holes In Pay Ceiling   Formula Holding Wage Hikes To 10% Will Be Reviewed By Labor ol ae ae

Threatened In August To Hit Formosa   GOP Senators Deny U. S. Had To ‘Pay’ At Yalta

WARN AGAINST MARKET ‘GLUTS   Cotton Farmers Urged To Sell Cotton In Sensible Manner

Cotton Farmers Asked to Feed Not Glut Market   U.S. Department Plans Appeal for Keeping Prices Up

UP TO THE COLLEGES   Schools Must Clean Up, Judge Says; CCNY, Maryland Moves

Judge Streit Tells Colleges To Clean House   Jurist Says Methods Must Be Changed

Mickey Indicted For Contempt Of Texas House  - Failure To Obey  Summons Brings

FOR WEEK JUST  Bolaace xo Between Good, And Bad News In Hot And Cold Wars

40.000 Textile Workers Strike   Five Southern States Affected; Union _ Asks More Pay

Cotton Mills In 5 States Hit By Strike   40,000 TWUA Member:  Walk Out In Demand For Higher Wages

Textile Strike in Southern States   40,000 CIO Workers in Week End Walk Outs

1.0 Cotton, Rev on Workers Stage Walkout   vuthern  extile itipre, Strike  or Higr Wages

Textile Workers Strike in South   40,000 Want Higher Pay and Other Benefits; Break Off Negotiations Today

40,000 Textile Workers Quit Jobs in South   Five Dixie States Hit By CIO Strike for Higher Pay

40,000 Out On Textile Strike  Over 380,000 Still Working But Many Plante Are Shit

40,000 Workers Ouf On Strike ~ In Five States   Textile Groups Standing Firm

FORCES LIMITATION EYED House Arms Panel Seen  Rebuffing Defense Plan

judden Appearance Another Indication Reds May Be Planning Big Offensive for This Week End.

Soviet Armor — Shows Up On  Western Front   Russian-Built Tanke Knocked Out By UN Near Parallel 38; Van Fleet Awaits Possible ‘Full Moon’ Offensive /

Estimated 400,000 Communists Mass Along Front, Most Of Them On Invasion Raute Taward Seaul: if

Allies Seize New Heights On East Front   UN Units Alerted for Assault by Light of Weekend’s Full Moon

Allied Forces Are Alert For Red Onslaught   Report 400,000 Russ Troops On Front On Route Towards Seoul

Enemy Armor Reappears On Western Fron   All Fronts Alerted For Rex Offensive By Light OF Moon

Red Armored Units Show Up In West Korea  ' Enemy Expected To Launch Drive  With Full Moon

Midwest Gets Some Reliei  Warmer Weather Due      Warmer Weather Due By Weekend

Black Market Operations Are Indicated   Blamed In Part For Scarcity of Items, High Cost

Indianapolis Proceedings Are Televised   Congressional Subcommittee Hears Gripes From Leaders of Small Industries.

Governor Urges Voters to Okay Three Questions   Issues i in Referendum Tuesday Are Termed Welfare Advances

Governor Asks Voters To Okay All Three Issues  Declares Revisions Needed; Light Vot  Seen Tamarraw

Three Top Rail Unions Seek Wage Pact Answer   Talks Continue after Rejection Of Latest Offer from Manaaement

RR Union Heads Reject Company Wage Proposals  WSB Approves Pay Hikes To Workers   WSB Approves Pay Hikes To Workers In Packinghouses

Boy Describes Girl Attacker  Pittsburah Police   Pittsburgh Police Seeking Assailant

California Judge Directs That Joplin Desperado Be Held in San Quentin Prison Until He Is Executed in Gas Chamber— Badman Answers “No” When Asked if He Has Any Statement.

Wedemeyer Tells His Time in China   Reports from State Depart. ment Contrery to His Idea Of U. S. Policy

Warring Senator: Go Into Huddle   Pennsylvania Solons Seek to Find Plan For  Adjournment on Sat.

Warring Senate Leaders In Huddle In Effort to Solve   Reapportionment Controversy

Long-Time Aide  Quits Cushy Job   FBI Given Hearing Record , Sean for Perjury

O'Dwyer Faces Inquiries, All N. Y. Testimony Goes To Justice Department 

Inquiry Accusation Brings Perjury, Tax Evasion Probes for O'Dwyer

Crime Quiz Testimony and Money Affairs Put Under Revenue Bureau Scrutiny

O Dwyer Faces Probe of His Tax Affairs   Firemen’s Union Head Swears He Gave Him: $10,000 in Cash

O’Dwyer Object Of Solons’ Tax And Perjury Inquiries  Testimony, Income Reports Scrutinized; Tax Probe Takes In Former Aide Maran

O'Dwyer’s Tax Affairs Placed  Under Serutiny   Inquiries Are Started Because of Reported Handout From Union

U.S. AGENTS CHECK INCOME TAXES OF (DWYER MORAN   Grounds for Possible Perjury Action Seen in Testimony About Gifts   DEMAND CRANE RESIGN   Ex-Mayor Denies Any Plans to Step Out as Ambassador to Mexico'

Editors, Public Officials Praise Report on Crime  Better Law Enforcing Challenge Accepted

Special Night Exercises Will Test the Ability of 600 Aircraft Spotter Posts

Possible Truce Seen Through Allied Pressure’  Continuance Of Force Ordered By Command Qld Dien Cell Untede

Diplomats Say 14-Nation Korean Truce Offered in March Still May Pave Way for Peace Talks  Military High Command Is Now Completing New Directive

NEVER-USED PEACE PLAN STILL GOOD FOR KOREA   Speculation on Truce Rife in Europe As Chiefs Draft New Ridaqway Orders

Old Korean Peace Plan  Still Good   All Depends Now On What Chinese Reds Want to Do

March Truce Offer Reportec Still Standing  Terms May Not Be Same As Those Submitted Before

Proposed March Truce Plan For Korea Good If Reds Interested   To Continue Pressure On Red Force: If No Settlement Is Agreed Upon

Korea Truce Plans Made Last March May Be Used  Dinlomats Relieve   Diplomats Believe Some Negotiations  Could Open Shortly

Truce Proposal ls Still Offered For Reds’ Study   First Peace Offer To Warring Reds Remains Uncertain

Korean Peace Plan Is Called Annlicable Now   14 Nation Statement in March to Serve as Approach, Claim

Officials Declare Truce Statement Can Stull Serve   High Command Sends New Directive to Ridowav

Diplomats Say Truce Statement Made In March Could Serve Purpose Now

Korea Turn Spurs Talk Of Cease Fire   Diplomats Say March Truce Proposal Still ‘Workable’

Korean War Truce Talk Is Revived   Statement Prepared In March Could Be Basis Of Approach, Dinlamats Believe

U.N. To Keep Pressure On  Communists  New Directive Will Go To Ridgway Amid

March Peace Feeler Could Still Apply   Could Open Negotiations At Least On Basis of . March Statement .

March Truce Plan Still Available If Reds Interested, Say Officials

Officials OK Proposed March Truce in Korea If Commies Interested

Board Is Told Of By-Passing   Chairman Luce Tells Of Lithofald Loan

MILITARY SURPRISED"  Hanley Sticks To Atrocity Figures;  Army Plans Probe

TROOPS TOLD OF MURDERS * BY REDS   Atrocity Report Is Probed By Gen. Ridgway

Army Probes Release on  POW Slayings   Ridgway Orders Full Inquiry — Truce Kev Seen

Atrocity Reports True, Officer Says  Colonel’s Figures on Slain   Colonel’s Figures on Slain POWs Backed by South Korean

Sticks To Story As Army Probes Atrocity Report   Tale Surprises Military; Strips Veil Of Mystery From Truce Enigma

FULL CHECK ON RELEASE BEING HELD AT PUSAN   Southern Korea Offieials "Ehink Report: Accurate

Col. Hanley Sticks To Figures On Atrocities   Troops At Front Told Of Slaughter for First Time; Ridgway Orders Investigation

Harriman Asks For New Talks   Oil Negotiations ‘Sought By Official

UN CASUALTIES TOTAL 107,611   Pentagon Estimates Enem; Has Lost 1,402,504  In Korea

U, 5. Has 80 Percent Of War Casualties  Pentagon Puts North Ko: rean And Chinese Reds patage.

Temperatures:   Accuses Critics of Making Political Hokum’ While. Nation in ‘Deadly Danger’

President Accuses Foes of Spreading ‘Political Hokum’   Fighting Speech Delivered At Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner by Chief Executive

Patriotism Over Politics Executive's  Battle Cry   President Says GOP Uses ‘Hokum’ In Effort To Win Next Election

Truman Flays Foreign Policy Critics’ Views .   Foes Spread ‘Hokum’ President Says in Speech

Lays Offensive Fire Ahead Of Mac's Talk   Likens Troops In Europe, Korea To Marine In Tripoli

Charges GOP Is Seeking To Sow Corifusion   President Denies His Policy Calls For Red Chinese Appeasement

Truman Lashes At  Critics  te Eiethy A week!   At $100-A-Plate Says Country Will Not Try For Appeasement

TRUMAN ACCUSES GOP OF MAKING POLITICAL HOKUM   Lashes Out At Critics In Speech

Sees Politics In Attacks On Policy   Korean War Holds Up Aggression Elsewhere, President Declares

Truman Denies Charges of Appeasing Commies; Hits Foes as Spreading Hokum

Appeasement Is Ruled Out,  Truman Says   ‘Our Country Is In Deadly Danger,’ Jackson Day Diners Are Told

Taft Disputes Demo Charge That Mac Favors All-Out War With Red China; Truman Denies Appeasement Plans

Nation Faces Deadly Peril, Chie Asserts   We Will Make No Deals That Will Reward Acaression™

Accuses Republican Party Of Sowing Political Hokum   Democrats Laud, GOP Blasts Truman Address

Truman Denies Attempt to Appease Reds   Says His Opponent: Trying to Add to Nation’s Confusion

Appeasement Plans Denied Bv President   Claims Foreign Policy Foes Trying To “Sow Confusion”

Accuses Foes Of ‘Polifical Hokum’ In Crisis  President Speaks At Jefferson-Jackson   President Speaks At Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner; Does Not Mention Mac

President Raps Petty Polities   Truman Accuses Crities of Spreading ‘Political Hokum’ at Demo Feast   ‘NO APPEASEMENT’   His Korean Decisions Hurt Communism, Blocked Other Designs, He Says

Offensive Barrage Precedes Speech by General MacArthur  Truman Says GOP Trading Hokum For Votes

SAYS ATTACKS MADE 10 HEL? WIN ELECTION   MacArthur Not Mentioned In Jefferson-Jackson Day Dinner Address.

Appeasement Charges Hit / By President   Truman Denies Move For Deal With Reds To End Korean War

President  Lashes Out At His Foes   Accuses His Critics of “Political Hokum” as   Nation Is in Peril.

Hokum Spread In Time of Peril Says President   Gen. MacArthur Unmentioned in Dinner Speech

President Says Foes Spreading Confusion  In Face Of U. S. Peril   Fails To Mention Gen. MacArthur; Hits Critics’ Policy Disagreement

Critics Lashed in Speech Broadcast to Demo Dinners; Won't Appease Communists

Policy Foes Are Rapped In Address At Banquet   President Accuses Critics Of Using  _Issue For Politics

Says Koes . Spreading  Confusion  President Sees Political Hokum

Again Defends Administration’s Foreign Policy, Says America in Grave Danger, No  Time For Business or Politics As Usual

Foes Spreading Political Hokum President Says   Republicans Are Periling World Peace, Claims

Accuses GOP Foes  of Political Hokum’   Charges Critics Sow Confusion Despite ‘Deadly Danger’ in Try to Win Election

Eye of the Law on ‘Em ‘Local Officials Watch Purchasers Of Federal Gambling Tax Stamps

THROAT SORE FROM SCREAMING  Firemen Save Pole-climber  Paralyzed With Fear

Profit-Fixmg Price Ceiling Plan Readied  Wo ae Id industry To 85 P. hea on ery ee s With

New Directive Will Fix Fair Profit Basis   Johnston Formula May Be Announced To Curb inflation

INDUSTRY PROFITS DIRECTIVE PLANNED   Johnston Drafts Formula ‘Aimed at ‘Fair, Equita. . . ble’ Standard -

More Feed Grain Needed. Farmers Told   Otherwise Production of Meat and Milk Will Be Curtailed.

RUDOLPH VALENTINO ADMIRER FOUND DEAD   Former Follies Beauty Said te Have Made Yearly Visits to Actor's Toh.

"This Is tt" Says Ridgway After Tour   "Battle Now Raging In North Korea May Be Decisive"

ENEMY ATTACK HAS NOT YET REACHED PEAR  lt Can Rida   Lt. Gen. Ridgway Says Battle Now Raging “May Well Prove Decisive.”

Ridgway Says Battle Now Raging In Kore: May Prove Decisive  Says Red Offensive Has Not Yet Reached Its Full Intensity

ACHESON HINTS RUSSIA MIGHT HELP RED CHINA IF UN TROOPS TRIED FOR A REAL VICTORY

Government Set To Order Food Price Controls   OPS Completes data For Rigid Ceilings

New System Of Controls On Food Due   Curbs To Cover 60 Per Cent of Grocery Itemc

Controls May Be Set Today On U.S. Food  To Affect 40 Items; Prices Expected To Both Rise And Fall

Some Rollbacks Are Expected In Few Weeks   Few Increases Are Expected Also Under New Plan

Gov't Ready To List New Food Controls   About 60 Per Cent of Grocery Items to Come Under New System of Price Stabilization.

New Food Price Order Due Today   Revised System To Hit 60 Percent Of Grocery items

 Some Mark-Ups ; New System Of Price Curbs  Ready For Issuance By OPS

Wholesale And Retail Orders To Be Issued   Price Rollbacks Expected To Outnumber Increases, DiSalle Says; Price Ceilings To Be Fixed Later

Price Controls Prepared ‘For Retail Food Stores   60 Per Cent Of Food In Groceries Face  New Plan Of Control. Including Rollbacks

60 Per Cent Of Grocery Items Listed   Bread, Milk, Meat, Fruits To Be Exempt

READY TO START   New Price Controls Will "Affect 60 Per Cent of   Grocery Items

DiSalle Says Rollbacks  - ToOutnumber Increases In Food Price Control

New Food Price Control System Expected Today   Rollbacks Will Exceed increases, DiSalle Declares

New Controls Cover Items In Market Basket   Changeover Includes Some Increases

Government Ready to Impose Control: On Many Grocery Store Food Items

FAESH MEAT NOT COVERED   New Orders Will Affect 60 Per Cent of Items in Grocery Stores.

Food Price Control Revision Due Today   Government to Issue Orders for New System Based on Profit Margin; Expected. to Bring Some Rollbacks — and Some Increases

Government Get: Set To Order New Controls   60 Per Cent Of Food Items Comes Under  Latest OPS System

About Ready To Announce Food Ceilings  New Controls On   New Controls On 50 Per Cent Of Goods Late Today

im Price Order Slated To Level Retail Food Cost   Measure Due Today, Many Rollbacks, Fen ' Price Hikes Leon

OPS Prepares New Controls On Groceries   Price Regulation on Foodstuff Will Both Lower and’ Raise — Prices, It Is Said

Price Orders \Waited Today By Groceries  Rolibacks Expected To Outnumber Any Mark-ups In Ttems

OPS Drafts New Order  New Price Order On Food To Give Rollbacks, Boosts

Price Controls On Most Foods Slated By OPS   New System Expected Today In DiSalle Agency Orders.

New System Of Price Controls For Food Items   Government Ready To Order Ceilings On Many Staples.

New Price Control System on Foods ls Expected From Government Today   40 Categories Of Foods Expected To Be Covered

Food Price Order Set For Today   Controls To Affect 60° Of Groceries: Rollbacks Seen

Government May Release System Today   Agency Completes Retail, Wholesale Order Calling For  Rollbacks, Increases

New Food Price Curb Plan Ready   Mark-up Percentage System Will Cover &O Pct. of Groceries

Hew Mefhod Price Controls  60 Per Cent Of Food Items To Be Covered By Edict; Increases, Rollbacks Forecast

Curbs To Cover 60% Of Items   Details On 2 Retail Food Orders Now Finished By OPS Officials

Government Ready to Order New System Of Price Control on Most Food Items

rocery Prices 0 Be Placed Under Control   Order Will Give  Buyers Some Rollbacks and Some Increases

OPS to Issue New Food Price Control Order   Rollbacks, Rises Provided For In Announcement

DiSalle Predicts Price Rollbacks Will Outnumber In creases Uniler Orders Promised Todav

Food Prices. mh ill Be Set {n Controls ‘System Soon   Government Planning Retail, Wholesalers Orders Later Jn Day

New Retail Food Orders Coming Today   Will Cover Markups 1 All Grocery Stores; Some Increnses

New Controls Plan On Food Slated Today   ‘Boosts, Rollbacks In Grocery Prices Scheduled By OPS

Grocery Price Controls to Be Revealed Today  Mark-Ups Established By OPS With Price Ceilinas Comina Later

Most Railroad Workers Back   Union Fined $25,000 For December Strike

Most Railroad Switchmen Are Back At Work  Switchmen’s Union   Switchmen’s Union Fined $25,000 For Order Violation

Atomic Know-How Increased By Blasts  Recent Explosions Pushed Research

HE LOVES WRITING — Socretary to Governor-to-Be Once Was a Teacher

Probe Continues In Raleigh Death   Bride Of Student Is Fatally Wounded

COUPLE OBSERVES 50 TH ANNIVERSARY   Mr. And Mrs. Luther Plank Mark Occasion At Table Rock—She Is Former Hanoverian

Associated Press Survey Breaks Toll Down By Nations  Today’ 5 News From Fronts Tells OF Tank Fire Fiahtina 

Allied Casualties Top 200,000 in Korean War   S. Korea, 168,652 U. S.. 57,120

57,120 Yankees  Victims of War  U.N. Deaths in Action —s«s Sat at 25 374 Soldiers

U.N. Figures Show Allied Casualties  In Korean War Now Stand at 229,061

South Koreans Lose 168,652; Yanks, 57,120  12 Other Nations Count Only 3,289; Torke Lace 1.170

Allied Casualties In Korea 229,061 While Red Losses Tota] Now 760.300

£ 1 16 alhea casualies Allied Casualties In Korean Conflict Reach 229.06]

Expect House Vote on Wheat Tax Bill Today   Measure Would Raise Fund for Research And Promotion Plan

Wheat Tax Vote Today   Kansas House Expected To Approve Levy For Research. Promotion

Senators Close Door to Public In Mac Probe   MacArthur Will Tell His Story at Secret Hearing

MacArthur Hearings To Be Closed  Committee Actio: —_ —— i <<   Committee Action Draws Hot Blasts FromRepublicans

SENATORS DEGHEE SECRET HEARING FOR MACARTHUR  Censored Transcript Will Be   Censored Transcript Will Be Released as Security Move   Declares ‘Star Chamber Proceedings a, Terri- . ble Injustice’

Open or Closed Hearing Up fo Gen. MacArthu  Democrats Insist On Secrecy, But He Will Decide

Closed-Door Hearing Set by Solons   MacArthur Inquiry Opens Thursday: GOP Scores Action

Democrats Vote Closed Hearing on Policy Issue   Possibility Seen for Open Session; Transcripts Set

Closed Hearing For MacArthur Is Decided Upen   Secrecy Ordered by Democrats as Re publicans Raise Cry of “Terrible Injustice’: Openina Thursday.   NIAC) IN TENNESSEE

Closed-Door Hearing Voted For M’Arthur  GOP Raises Cry Of  ‘Terrihle Ininctice’

CLOSED DOOR HEARINGS FOR MACARTHUR   Democrats Insist On Secret Sessions

Howard Hill Is Reelected Head of lowa Farm Bureau   Lower Subsidies For Farmers Are Okay Says F. B.

Favor Slash In Payments To Farmers   Jowa Bureau Names Howard Hill to New Term at Des Moines

Re-elect Hill to Farm Bureau Post  Willing to Accept Farm Subsidy Cuts

Russians Line Up With Iran On Oil Issue   Mossadegh Makes Walkout Threat Before U.N.

Russians Back Iran In Oil Controversy  Action Of Soviet Forecasts Veto Of Any Action By Security Group

Russia on lran’s Side, Hints Veto   Mossadegh Rejects Compromise Offer

Democrats Kee Control of County Board  Rector and Brushy fo a S eee

Democrats Keep Control of County Board  and Brushy Tove ships Vote Dry § ae

Fast Getaway   Easter Opening Week Ceremonies By Merchants Here Thursday Night

State Tax Office to Close Oct. 1  Economy Move Also Hits 8 Other Citie

Charge Some Deliberately Dishonest   More Indictments Returned in Probe Of County Home .

Crawford-co Jury Blasts Officials  Dishonesty, Laxity Charged in Report

Army, AF Share Big Fand Grant   Bulk of $1.5 Billion Goes To Improve’ Existing  dip Installations

0.N.6. Seeks Gas Rate Hike Of $6 Million   Increase Needed Due tc Hiked Taxes, Cost of  Gas in Field and Labor And Material Costs

Organized Hunt For Escaped Animals In Circus Van Wreck Near Mi. Ida Given Up

A Military Junta Rules Thailand   Seizure of Power Is Feared Likely to Permit Inroads By Communist Groups

Milifary Junta Takes Command In Siam; Yremier, Friend Of U. S., Made Figurehead

VOTE TUESDAY AT WHIRLPOOL   NLRB Election To Decide Bitter Fight For Bar gaining Rights

HELICOPTER “BLOWS” BOAT TO THREE MEN   Instructor of Windmill Type Plane Saves Trin From Possible Drowning.

B. of R.T. May Settle Separately   Order of Railway Conductors May Follow Too

Fechteler Nominated as Fleet Head   Woolen Mil! Pickets Reinforced

Governor's New Plea For Funds Spurs Senate  Upper Chamber Passe: - Measure Outlawing . - Cammunist Party

PARTIALLY PARALYZED DENVER WOMAN PRODUCES BABY SON FOR VALENTINE

Partly Paralyzed Polio Victim Bears Child in Denver Valentine Day

GOV. WARREN HOPES ATOMIC TESTS OF VARIOUS TYDEC OE ROAAR CHEITEDS VA/IL! RE TRIED Qiit

Sailors’ Union Holds Session With Shippers   . Federal Mediators Call Parley, Hopes For Acreement Rise

SHIPPERS MEET WITH UNIONISTS   Seamen, Companies Mee’ At Negotiation Table

: Easter Bake Sale March 24th at Patoka Library by Loyal Leaders Class of Christian Church.      PATOKA CHRISTIAN CHURCH

New Company Takes Control  Within Month   Former Employes Of Local Plant Are Urged To File Job Applications At Once; Work Expansion Here Is Seen

Atom Maneuvers Reported Nearly Ready fo Begin   Exact Time and Date Of First Explosion ° Is Kept Secret

5 Million To See Parades  For M’Arthur  Chicago, Milwauke All Out For Visit

res Wr F eee Sas.  [Long Refuses to Suspend Prosecutor, Sheriff in Louisiana Defamation Case

IST CAVALRY UNITS CLOSE ON KEY RIVER   Vital Road Junction Falls to Troops Of U. S. 7th

Chinese Reported Abandoning Seoul   Allies Gain at Will Up to 5 Miles, Push On Mile from Hongchon River

TWO PROMOTED FOR ANTI-RED ACHIEVEMENTS   Murphy, Medina Are Elevated by President Truman Today

138,641 on Final Day 1951's State Fair Shatters Gate Record with 819,210

Postal Authorities Smash Money Ring Giving Reds Cash   Federal Inspector Worked in Orient to Expose Operation Aiding Communists

tack Markel niag Amashed  $32 Million In U.S. Cash Diverted To Red China

Manila Black Market Money Ring Smashed, Aided Chinese Communists

SMASH BLACK MARKET RING—_ $32 Million Diverted To Red China, U.S. Charges

Postal Officials Break Up Black Market Outfit   Ring Organized To ‘Sneak U. S. Dollars To Communist China

Fantastic Black Market Money Ring Broken by U.S. Officials   Diverted 32 Million to Buy War Goods

BLACK MARKET IN MONEY FOR REDS SMASHED   Discover $32,000,000 Diverted to Buy War Materials for Chinese.

Black Market Money Ring ls Smashed   Millions of American Dollars Were Getting Into Hands of Reds

U. S. Postal Agent Cracks Money Ring  Racketeers Turned U.S. Dollars Over To Communist Chin:

$32 Million Diverted fo Chinese Red:   Money Order Juggling in Manile Halted

Postal Authorities Smash Black’Market Money Ring Engirieered by Red China

MONEY JUGGLING SCHEME CRACKED   \Fantastic Black Market Found in Crient

U. S. Smashes Black Market Money Racket   Ring Diverted $32 Million in U.S. Dollars To Chinese Reds

U.S. Breaks Black Mart  Money Ring   Gang Diverted Millions Of American Dollars To Red China.

Fantastic Black Market Money Ring Is Smashed By Postal Authorities

U. S. Authorities Smash Fund Ring  Aiding Reds Is Trapped By Veteran Pastal Probe

Red China Money Ring Is Smashed   ~ 32 Million In U.S. Dollars Diverted To Enemy By Complicated Financial Operation

Postal Authorities Smash Black Market Ring Dealing in U.S. Dollars

Postal Officers Nip Dollar Mart  Millions Diverted To Red China Use

 Clip Black Market Money R ing—  ‘Reds Get U.S. Dollers in Manila

THAI PREMIER TAKEN CAPTIVE U. 5. INFORMED   Thailand Marine Unit Reported To Have Seized Phibun

4-Man Group Meets Today   Observers See Red Compromise; New Meetings To Set Truce Line

Reds Agree to Adm. Joy's Proposal to Have Smaller Group .eet in Secret Sessions. No  News to Be Released During Informal Talks

Commies Accept U.N. Method Proposed For Settling 16-Day Knot   Maj. Gen. Henry I. Hodes, Heads UN Party, Assistant Will Be Selected On Friday.

Two From Each Delegation Meet Tonight To Try To Break Deadlock   Negotiators Set Informal Sessions   Committee To Remain In Recess While Four Work On Neutral Area

 Meet Under Almost Complete Blackout; Two UN And Two {Communists In Group Seeking To Work Out Problem   COMPROMISE MAY BE WORKED OUT IS SAID

Location of Truce Line In Korea Under Study   Communists Accept Admiral Jays Proposal With Slight Modification; Four Man Subcommittee Chasen to Fix Demarcation Boundary.

4 roid Secret Lite hance Kaesong Talk MacArthur  On Truce Zone ToBeat Parley

NEGOTIATORS AWAIT REPORT   New Group Meeting At Kaesong In Effort to Resolve Current Deadlock.

‘New Teams To Seek Korea Deadlock End :   Reds Hint! Compromise On Cease-Fire Line Minus Buffer Zone

N ew Committee Opens Study ‘On Armistice Buffer Zone; ‘Plan Blackout for Sessions

Korean Peace Parley Recesses Sub-Committee Takes Over Truce Line Talk

Butler Zone Turned Over to 4 Men   Committee Will Try to Break Kaesong Dispute

Subcommittee Studies Korea Truce Deadlock   Cease-Fire Negotiators Meet Briefly, Then Recess To Ateait Outeame Of New Conference

Gromyko Snaps Shut Map Showing Location Of All Russia’s Slave Labor Camps

LEGISLATURE ON LAST LAP   Bonus And Reciprocal Agreements With Other States Up Today.

Faulty Navigation Leads Allied Aircraft Over  Peace Conference Site

Dewey Asserts Ousfer Failure of Leadership in Nafional Government

ed irman Willing to Appea Boyle to Testify in Probe of RFC Loans

Mundt Says Boyle Will Be Called To Testify At R. F. C. Investigation

Boyle Will Be Called to Testify   But Sen. Mundt Says the Time Is "Not Yet"

Mundt Says Committee Not Ready For Boyle   Senator Declares Democratic Figure  Will Be Called

PROBERS AGREE TO QUIZ BOYLE   Democratic National Com miltee Chairman Will Be Called To Testify In RFC Scandal.

Crowd of Americans and Japanese Wait Patiently For Last Glimpse of General

COPPER WORKERS RETURNING TO JOBS   all Who Went on Sitike Ex pected to Be Rack to Work Sonw Time Todav.

WAGE BOARD T MEET ON STEEL   Call Jan. 7 Conference To Open Work For Settlement

WSB To Meet Jan. 7 On Steel  Both Sides Invited  ry ove. WW r* rh y

Steel Issue      Strike May Have + Started Before Diceucecian Beainge

STEEL PAY TALK SET JANUARY 7   But Union Policy Board May Call for Strike Jannarv 2

WSB To Meet Jan. 7 On Stee!   Action Awaits Jan. 3 Session Of USW

WSB Sets Jan. 7 For Steel Question  ClO, Inland Talk, Republic Parley Off

Tax Unit Chief Favors Raise In Liquor Levy   South Offers Chief Problem Of Enforeement, He Tells Committee

Promises Help In Enforcement (f Liquor Laws   ATU Chief Points To South As Center Of Bootleg Problems

NEW LIQUOR TAX TROUBLE LOOMS   ‘Revenue Agents Say They Can Handle Bootleggers

Crackdown on Moonshiners By Revenuer   Chief Enforcer Sees No Difficulties Arising From Inereased Taxes

IN FAMILY) UANE Judge Rules Against Adop tion of 11 Michigan Orphans Now

17 Murray Moore Orphans to Stay in Michigan, Judge Says   Relatives, Others to Care for Them

Orphans To Stay. In Mich.   11 Murray Moore Children Remain With Relatives  Named as Guardians

Court Rules Orphans Must Remain in Relatives’ Care;  Adoption Offer Turned Dowr

Pittsburghers Will Meet 11 Moore Orphans   Hope Agreement Can Be Made To Adopt ‘Brood’ .

Order Keeping 11 Michigan Orphans In State Stalls Adoption Offers

Claim Caudle Tried To Block Tax Case   Court Rules, Names Guardians —  11 Orphans Will Stay in Michigan

Court Appoints Guardians for Eleven Moore Orphans; Rejects Adoption Bid

Sen. Smith Says He Learned U. S. Gave ’ Okay For Britain To Recognize Red Chin

Did Truman OK British China Poliey?   Question Brought Uj At Far East Quiz By GOP Senator

Senator In Charge Great Britain Aided   Marshall Asked If Administration Was Far Paliew Vowe

Temperatures   Suggests Truman Bloc Backed Recognition; Marshall Doesn‘t Know

Solon Hears U.S. Approved Recognition   Defense Chief Doesn't Know if London's Act Had ‘Green Light’

QUERIES ON CHINA   Senator Asks Marshal About “Green Light” on Recognizing Reds

Senator Smith Digs into U.S. Policy On China   Asks If U. S. Gave Britain Green Light  To Recognize Reds

TOWARD CHINA INVESTIGATED   Senators Probe Marshall About Far East Stand

British Red Recognition Claim Made   Senator Says Truman Gave His Approval

Marshall Questioned About Ridgway Policy Statements  Situation Net Parallel, Secretary Says,  Brushing Aside Republican's Question

Recognition Of Chinese Reds Arises   HAS NO KNOWLEDGE   Defense Secretary Tells Sen. Smith To Ask Sec. Acheson About Incident

No “Parallel” In Statement By Ridgway   Involved No Policy Clash Like M’ Arthur’: Senators Informed

GAVE ‘GREEN LIGHT’ FOR RECOGNITION   Marshall Tells - Senator To. Ask Acheson. ~ .. About Matter

Administration Weighed All Phases of Action Before It Ordered Ouster of General

Hears U.S. Approved a Red 0K   Senator Asks Marshall About Ching Recognition By Great Britain

Ridgway’s Comment Ok’d By Marshall   ‘No Parallel’ To MacArthur's, Senators Are Told

Defense Chief Says Statement ‘Not Parallel’   MacArthur's Prestige In Japan Considered Before He Was Sacked

‘Ask Acheson,’ General Says; Denies Memory of Mae’s China Plan   Doubts Dulles Was Informed of Ouster   Marshall Asserts:\General Wedemeyer Got West Coast Post by Request

Contends Truman Okayed Recognizing Chinese Reds   But Gen. Marshall Says Acheson Should Answer Question; Testifies Fourth Day

Sec'y of Defense Is Before Armed Services Committee For Fourth Day of Quizzing

War Outlook Questioned By Senator   Defense Secretary Sees No Parallel’ With MacArthur

MacArthur and Ridgway Not Comparable, Says Marshall   General On Stand For Fouth Day

Senator Smith of New Jersey Tells Colleagues He Had Been Informed Truman Administration Gave “Green Light” to Great Britain for Latter’s Recognition of Chinese Cammuntete

Marshall Is Witness for  Fourth Day   Secretary Denies Ridgway Statement Influence im Dismissal; Formation of U.S. Policy Probed

Charges British Trade With China Approvedby U.S.   Better Ask Acheson, Marshall Replies To Sen. Smith’s Query

Spends Fourth Day Before Committee On Mac’s Ouster   Questioned About U. S. Policy with China By Smith

Smith Hears U. S. Gave Green Light To Great Brifain ©  Will Have to Ask Acheson—Marshall

“No ParalleP To M’Arthur He Declares.  COP Sanatar Claime   GOP Senator Claime New Chief Had Made Similar Statements

ATTACKS BRITISH FRIENDSHIP WITH CHINESE REDS   DEFENSE SECRETARY ON WITNESS STAND FOR FOURTH DAY

Recognition Of Red China By Britain OK   Sen. Smith Charges Administration With Going Along—Marshall Says to Ask Acheson

Smith Says Green Light Was Given   Marshall Tells Senator to Quiz Sec. Acheson

Senator Quizzes Marshall During Probe Session  cc i   Questions Cover Points at Issue In Asian Situation

Sen. Smith Questions Marshall on China   Wants to Know If England Got OK from Us to Recognize Reds

Defense Sec. Claims Knows Nothing On It   Marshall Quizzed About His Venture To.China In 45-46

Sen. Smith Wants to Know If It Was. Implied U. S. Would Follow Sut. Referred to Achecon.

Senator Charges Administration Gave Britain Green Light to Recognize Chinese Communists  General Marshall Is Before Solons For Questioning on Fourth Day

Opposition Firm ToUN Admission Of China's Reds   MacArthur Removal As Japan Commander To Avoid Confusion

TS Bad Ne NE RENE SOR add. VAIN OL AINDI-—  Declares Comments Of General Ridgway Served  To Encourage Troops

Senator Smith Reports British Had Green Ligh   Marshall Not Sure If Administration Woulc Go Along on Probdta

Hearings Into Fourth Day For Marshall   Senator Says Heard British Got U.S. Anproval On Reds

Wedemeyer Not Removed from Washington,  Marshall Says   U. S. Will Never Favor Admitting Communists To UN

Sen. Smith Asks Sec. Marshall Abou! AtAt Day's Probe  Defense Chief Says - Questioner Must.  nar phncan

Ask Acheson, Marshall Tells N. J. Senator   Says Japanese Were Considered Before MacArthur Was Fired

Smith Asks About British Bow fo Reds   General In Fourth Day On Witness Stand for Senatare

Senator Hears Administration Okayed Move   Defense Secretary Says He Doesn't Know. Maybe Acheson Does

Refers Prober's Query fo Acheson At Later Hearing  Smith Says Britain Given ‘Green Light’ For Move by U.S.

Marshall Refers Sen. Smith To Dean Acheson  American Aa yd Toward Chin   American Policy Toward China Is Given Going-Over

Marshall Brushes Off Query Ridaway Echoed MacArthur   ‘Dumas Woman Loses Custody ‘Of Child: Appeal js Planned

Full Thought Given to Effect Of Mac’s Firing   lis Relation To Writing Jap Peace Aired at Parley

GEN. MARSHALL KEEPS RIDGWAY OUT OF DISPUTE   Brushes Aside Suggestion That MacArthur’s Successor Helped To Cause  His Dismissal,

‘Says Britain Urged To Recognize Red China by U. S$.   Marshall, On Witness Stand, Referred Question To Secretary of State.

U. S. POLICIES TOWARD CHINA INVESTIGATED   Senators Probe Marshall About Far East Stand

Ridgway Views Held Not Like MacArthur s   “No Parallel,” Says Marshall Testifying Before Committees

New Jersey Solon Digs Into Policy   General Marshall Under Questioning For Fourth Day

Marshall Says Nobody But The High Level Clique In Washington Knew Of Plan To Fire, Discredit M Arthur

Marshall On Stand For Fourth Day   Brushes Aside Ridgway Statements Are Similar To Those Made By MacArthur

Senator Queries General — On Report of U.S. Okay For English Nod to Reds

Marshall Refers Sen. Smith To Dean Acheson  — American Policy ar na

Red China Deal News to Marshall   Recognition by British Discussed at Hearing

Gen. Marshall Says Question Up to Acheson   Senator Implies Truman Gave Green Licht to Britain

Ridgway Tells. Reds He Await: Their Decision.   Possibility of - ~~ Continuing Truce: Discussion Seen

Favorable Red Reply Unlikely, Ridgway Hints   Puts Continuation of Suspension Clear Up to Communists; Allies Capture Two Key Heights in East Korea.

General Admits Single Strafing  In Neutral Zone  Says UN Wants Only Just and Honorable Pact

Now Up To Reds General Informs Commie Leader   Sends Message To High Command; Suggests “Site”

Tells Communists Allied: Negotiators Again Ready  To Discuss Peace Terms.   Message Follows Uncompromising Exchange Of Unofficial Broadcasts Aver Violations Of Neutral Zone

GENERAL SAYS HE BELIEVES REDS WANT IT   JUN Troops Take More High Ground In North Korea

hudgway Again Offers To Resume  Truce Talks   Move Follows _ Uncompromising Exchange of Broadeasts

Ridgway Note Is Addressed To Kim, Peng      U. Nz Comunander Suggests Preliminary Meeting  At Paannmiom

Plan To Dratt 18-Year-Olds Gets Backine   Educators Say Propesal Best Choice Among Evils In Crisis

Compton Asks 18-Year Draft   Educator Reminds Pane Of Defeat for UMT

18-Age Draft Best Choice: Compton  Princeton’s Dodds Also Backs Plan

MIT President Challenges Senate To Find Better Method   PREPAREDNESS MAY LAST FOR LONG TIME

Liaison Groups Meet Briefly  New Session Monday Only Agreement Seen

Bradley Explanation Is Sought on Wake Island Report   Senators Want To Know How Top Secret Account Came About

Bradley Is Quizzed On Wake Repor   Senators Call On General For Data On Historic Meet

Congress Seeks Bradley Account Of Wake Talks   Wants To Know How Top Secret Was Leaked Out

Senators Call On Bradley in MacArthur Quiz   General Scheduled To Be Heard On Thursday

Bradley Asked To Explain Data  Wake Island Story Aired by Senators

[IN CONGRESS: Call on Bradley to Explain ‘How Report Became Public

Russell Asks How Secret Report Got info Print   In Congress Today

Ask Bradley To Explain Secret Story   Senators Seeking Source Of Wake Island Document

Bradley Is Asked To Explain Repor' On Wake Talks   Senator Sends Letter Asking How Account Was Prepared

Bradley Asked To Tell Hiaw Wake Isle Report Happened To Leak Out

Clarification ls Reauested From Bradley   Senators Are Seeking Evidence of How A  ‘Top Secret’? Account Came tobe Published

Senators  Summon Bradley   Is Called To Tell How   Top Secret Wake Island Document Was Publicized

mien oF How Forwies'Si cret Wake Leland Document Came Into Existence

Bradley Asked fo Explain How Secret Got Out   Wake Island Parley With President and MacArthur Revealed

New York Cotton N. O. Cotton   Explanation Sought of Wake Island ‘Leak’

Senators Query  Chief of Staff   Ask How Top Seeret” Wake Island Account Came Into Existence

Senators Want General Bradley To Explain. How Wake Island Report Came Info Existence

BRADLEY CALLED BY COMMITTEE   Senators Want Him To Ex plain How Truman-Mac_ Arthur Top Secret Was . Disclosed.

Ask Bradley ‘Explain’ Wake Island Report   Solons Eye ‘Transcript,’ Are Told Reporter Was Not at Conference

Bradley Asked To Tell. About Secret Report   Account Of Meeting On Wake Island Was Classed Top Secret

Senate Asks Gen. Bradley to Explain  Curious About Secret Report   Talk Alone

Bradley Grilled On Wake Report  Senators Ask How Aeconunt lantesd Oat

To Question Gen. Bradley About Report   Prepared On  * Wake Island Meet

ASK BRADLEY TO. EXPLAIN REPORT ON WAKE ISLAND   Senators Want to Know Origin of Mac-Truman: Talk  Dacument_

Report Is Sought By Senators About  Wake Conference   Some Republicans Blame President for ‘Leak’ in Document to  Hurt MacArghur

‘"SECRET” REPORT ON TRUMAN - MACARTHUR WARE ISLAND MEETING FICURES IN PROBE

Wake Conference Report Hisfory Asked of Bradley   Russell Requests Chiefs Chairman To Explain Record

QUIZ BRADLEY ON CONFERENCE AT WAKE ISLANC   LAWMAKERS TO ASK SOURCE OF REPORT ON MEETING THERE

LEADERS AGREE ON STATE CIVIL DEFENSE PLANS   To Offer Bill in Legislature Limiting Governor's Emergency Power.

Another Hungarian Catholic Primate Tried by Commies   Archbishop And Associates: Are Closely Guarded

Prelate ‘Admits’ Plot in Hungary  Archbishop Groesz Faces Red Court

Groesz, Successor To Mindszenty, Pleads Guilty To Hungarian Charge

Archbishop, 8 Others on Trial  Hungary Church Head Succeeds Mindszenty

Prelate Pleads Guilty of Plot in Red Court   . 8 Others Tried With - Archbishop Groesz in Budapest

Catholic Prelate Pleads Guilty fo Anti-Red Plottinc   Archbishop and Eight Others go on Trial in Budapest on Charges

Hungarian Churchman Pleads Guilty To Plotting Overthrow of Governmen:

Archbishop Pleads Guilty As Charged   Churchman Is Accused 0 Plotting Against Reds

Archbishop “Confesses” in Red Court  Was Successor to Mindszenty

Chur rch Leader Pleads Guilty To Red Charge   Archbishop, Eight Others Face Judge In Budapest Court

Hungarian Church Head Admits Plot  Mindszenty Trial Recalled as Eight Face Same Judge

Pleads Guilty To Plot Against The Communists   Archbishop Groesz;  Mindszenty Successor Confesses to Plan In Hunacarian Court .

Josue Groesz  Pleads Guilty. In Red Court   Catholic Archbishop In Hungary on Trial For U. S. ‘Spying’

—ARCHABISHOP—  Admits That He Plotted Against Reds   ‘Eight Others On Trial In Hungary

Archbishop Josef Groesz, Cardinal Mindszenty's Successor as Head of Catholic Church in Hungary, Pleads Guilty in Budapest Court Today

Red Court Hears U.S. Accusation   Archbishop's ‘Confession’ Claimed; 3 Others Also Plead Guilty

Groesz Admits Plot On Hungary  Communist Notion Tries Archbishop

Archbishop Pleads Guilty To Plotting Against Reds   Hungarian Church Leader Links American Diplomats To Statements; Letter From Pope Urging Resistance Also Introduced.

ARCHBISHOP PLEADS GUILTY IN HUNGARY   HEAD OF CATHOLIC CHURCH ON TRIAL FOR ANTI-RED PLOT

Head Of Roman Church In Hungary Confesses "Plotting Against Reds

House Foreign Aid Okay Sought  ee Se Oo ee . GUENeaee "ag   War With Russia Not Inevitable. Richards Tells Congressmen

Holds Red War Is Not Inevitable   Rep. Richards States U.S. Should Be So Strong Reds Won't Dare Attack’

‘War Is Not Inevitable,’ Says Richards   Foreign Affairs Panel Head Urges Foreign Aid Okay

War With Russia Not Inevitable, House Chairman Says in Pleading for Foreign Aid Bill  Solon Says Strong Defense Will Keep Russians From Attacking

Russian War  Not ‘Out, Say: Rep. Richards   Urges Passage Of Full Appropriation: For Foreian Aid

Richards Supports Foreign Aid Bill Savine War With Soviet Not Inevitabl

Richards Says War with Russia ‘Not Inevitable’  Plea Made for Halt Of Fund Reductions In U.S. Foreign Aid

RICHARDS $ AYS PEACE POSSIBLE   In Plea For Foreign Aid Bill, Senator Savs War  With Russia Is Not Inevilaghlo

Reds Won't Dare Attack if Defenses Are Strong, Rep. Richards Claims

Russian War ‘Not’ Certain   Solon Raps GOP Trial to Cut Billion Off  Foreign Aid

Pleads for Big Foreign Aid Sum   House Chairman Says Russ War Might Come

Solon Declares War With Red: Not Inevitable.   Chairman’ Richards Pleads For Support OfForeign Aid Move

War With Reds Nof Inevitable, Says Richards   Requests Support Of Foreign Aid Bill To Deter Russians

Support of Huge Foreign Aid Plan Strongly Urged  Chairman of House Group Makes Plea

Scene Shifts to Uncertain Senate House Passes Income Tax Measure, 109-97

Passage By House of Fine's Income Tax Proposal Shifts Next Battle Scene to Senate

Harry Troutman Dies 'n Far West   Former City Engineer Expires At Ave 78

H. W. Troutman Former City Fnaineer, Dies   Member of Pioneer Logansport Family Succumbs to - Tiiness at Seattle, Wash.

USE FEAR TO KEEP GRIP ON SATELLITES   Communists Use Merciless Discipline, Says Katalin Karady   re A  1S NO INDIVIDUALISM

UNION ATTEMPTS TO END STRIKE OPPOSED   Rank <And File Longshoremen Want To Kesume Work On New Fork Dorke

Strikers Avoid Work Election   Picket Threatened By Longeshoremen

Back To Work Plan Meets Opposifior  Billion Dollars Worth O Goods Tied Up In

Rebels Oppose  Back To Work  Vote By Union Dock Workers Ready To Picket Meetings

Dock Tie Holding Ath Week   Insurgents Trying To Avert a Back To Work Voting Over Port Strike

Segregation In Schools Is Attacked  Pine Bluff Negrc Attorney Leads 1AIL_QO.#’ Ei:iake

Shipping Held Up By Strike Of Workers   Maritime Unions And Companies Fail To Agree On Terms

Shipping lieup Heads Up U.S. Labor Scene   Most Vessels Stalled As Maritime Unions Ralk At No Contract

RadiomenOut, Other Unions’ Pacts Expire   Stoppages Hit All U, S. Seaports; War Goods Kept Moving

Shipping Strike Hits 3 Sectors  Walkout Gets Unde Way at Midnight

Violence Takes 11 Persons’ Lives During Weekend   Four Are Killed In One Auto Wreck; One Murder Is Reported

Allied Envoy Says UN Forces to Keep Positions   Subcommittee Work: on Plans for Buffer Zone During Truce

Adm. Joy Says U, N. Forces Must Keep Guard Up Until Final Settlement Seems Assured

Head of Truce Delegation Says Allies Will Not Let Down Their Military Guard.   WILL NOT ACCEPT AN IMAGINARY LINE   “Must Retain Defensive Positions’’ and Can't Risk Threat of Attack Across Buffer Zone.

Joy Says U.N. Must Retain Defensive Posts   Warns Armistice Would Be. Greater Advantage To Reds Than Allies

MAXIMUM © SECURITY ~AIM--JOY   Head of Truce Delegation Says Allies Will Not Let Down Their Milita ry. Guard.   WILL NOT ACCEPT AN IMAGINARY LINE   “Must Retain Defensive Positions’’ and Can‘t Risk Threat of Attack Across Buffer Zone.

Joy Says UN Must Keep Guard Up.  Warns Truce Will Benefit Enemy Greatest

We Must Keep Our Guard Up,  Jov Declares   Admiral Rejects Red Cry For Buffer Alone 38th Parallel

HOSPITAL SHOWS SHOCKING TREND ———_—_ eee eae  200 Teen Dope Addicts Against Three in 1949

Cothams Score Dramatie Win Over Dodgers   Yankees Favored 8-5 To Win Great Classic: Reynolds Faces Koslo

YANKS, GIANTS START WORLD SERIES TODAY   Thomson’s 9th Inning 3-Run Homer Tops Brooklyn, 5-4

South Korean Patrol Pushes Back Info Seoul   Big Gun of ‘Mighty Mo" Shields Advance

Report Inchon, Kimpo Airfield, Yongdungpo Fall   ‘South Koreans In Seoul; Task Force Protected  By Battleship Missouri

Quartet Bound, Held Overnight But Are Unhurt   Gunman and Two Escapees Continue Flight in Nebraska

Young Gunman Releases Pair: Of Prisoners  Daring Liberation Occurs At County Jail At Omaha Neb

British -lran Clash Seems Now Averted   London’s Appeal to U.N Council Is Welcomed In U.S. Capital.

New Floodwaters Deluge Missouri  Second Torrent Worse than First

Missouri On Rise  Again   Second Crest Pours Down ‘Big Muddy’: Damage Runs High

Bank Break-In At Deep River; $2,500 Taken   Loot In Silver; Drug Store Nearby Also Entered, Robbed

 Limits Governor's Seizure Power  Milder Version of Defense Bill Is Turned Over to Senate

Milder Civil Defense Plan Up In Senate   Bill. Replaces Proposal With Wider Authority

‘Emergency’ Powers Of Governor Cut   Bill Would Give Legislature More Authority in Any Attack on Missouri.

Presidential Action Hinted ~— InTax Cases   Truman Calling In Me: Grath For Conference On Scandals

Winter’s Back   Detroit Case Coming Up Next For an Airing   Reports Say President Plans to Intervene Directly; Past and Present Key Officials Have Explaining to Do.

White House Intervention Possible in  Tax Scandals  Truman Calls In Attorney General: Probers To Check Rietintt Toe (ace

Personal Entry In Probe Hinted   Two-Party Clean-Up Group Might Be Fstahliched

Committee — Studies Case. Of Contractor:   Detroit Man Sentenced $343,000 Revenue Bill For Only $71,000 ._:

Intervention In Tax Probe Seems Likely  Calls In McGrath For Consultations

Truman Sets Course in  Tax Seandal  Announces Intentions  To Call McGrath

Heavy Resistance Slows Altacking Allies  Rattle Cor Recervoir Cloaked By Security Blackout.

U.S. Woman Swims Channel To France Today  Called Greatest Swimming Feat In 76 Years

San Diego Girl Swims Back to  French Coast First Woman io Mak   First Woman io Make West, East Crossing Under Own Fower

American Girl Swims Channe Second Time   Florence Chadwick First Woman’ To Make Weat-East Crossing

Hard Swim to France Completed   American Girl Fails in Attempt to Set Record for Crossing

Swim Star Sets Record   Florence Chadwick Makes Engiand Ta France Crossing

Freezeup Kills Florida Cattle   Rising Temperatures Ease Crop Losses

Electric Companies May Have Hard Time Meeting Demand Next Winter

Report Iraq OK On Defense Pact  -  pAiddle East Alfiance   Middle East Alliance Accepted in Principle

Total Number Aboard Vessel Uncertain  Danish Craft Afire Near  Astoria, Ore.

I! Reported Missing From Burning Ship   Danish Vessel Ablaze at Mouth Of Columbia River

Glow Of Fire Is Seen Ten Miles Away   Coast Guard Rushes To Scene, Takes Off  Passengers, Crew

N of 4 Aboard Erria Feared Lost   103 Survivors Reported at Coast Guard Station

Passengers Flee Burning Danish Vessel   Ship Burns Fiercely In Columbia River

11 People Missing In Ship Fire   113 Others Are Accounted Fer After Danish Ship Burns

Eleven Missing, 103 Rescued As Vessel Burns  Coast Guard Rushes To Scene, Takes Off Passenaers, Crew

Eleven Listed As Missing {n Motorship Fire   Coast Guard Reports 103 Passengers, Crewmen Saved.

Danish Ship Afire: Eight Of Crew Missing   23 Passengers, 20 Of Crew Saved

11 Missing in Ship Fire Off Oregon   Eight Passengers on Danish Vessel Not Accounted Fo:

Danish Vesel Bursts Into Flames While tt Rides at Anchor Near Mouth of River

103 PERSONS. RESCUED BY COAST GUARD   Blaze Starts From Shorted ' Power Cable

Burning Ship, 11 Missing   Boat In Flames Near Astoria, Ore., With 234 Passengers and 80  (Crewmen Known Safe

REPORT RESCUE OF 103FROM — BURNING SHIP   COAST GUARDSMEN HUNT 11 MISSING OFF ASTORIA ORE.

Fear 11 Missing  in Burning Ship Fire Starts at Anchor Near Astoria. Oreaon

{t Possibly”  Missing In,  Burning =m  23 Passengers And  * 80 Members Of fead Dicruad

11 FEARED MISSING AFT? SHIP FIRE   114 People Were Aboard Danish Craft Off Oregon

81 Safein Disaster Off Astoria, Ore.   Danish. Mototship Ablazes:No Disorder as lt ls Abandaned

11 Unaccounted For On Danish Motor Vessel   Craft Anchored In Mouth Of Columbia River Awaiting Clearing Weather

Missing Roll In Ship Fire Placed at 11   Danish Vessel Catche Fire at Anchor in Columbia Mouth.

VESSEL BURNS OFF ASTORIA, OREGON   Shorted Cable Believed Responsible For Biaze   Located After Tragedy At Mouth Of Columbia; Coast Guard Helns

27 Missing As Danish Motor Ship Burns  81 Other Persons At Coact Crhard

Eleven Feared Lost In Dane Ship Fire  Coast Guard Rescues 103 From Flames Off Oreaon

11 OTHERS MAY BE MISSING IN OREGON BLAZE   Danish Ship Burns At Columbia River Mouth, 83 in Crew

103 Rescued From Blazing Danish Ship   Craft Catches Fire at Mouth of Columbia River Near Astoria; Short Circuit Blamed

FEAR 11 MISSING AS VESSEL BURNS   Danish Ship Ablaze in Columbia River Mouth

103 Rescued; ‘One Lifeboat ‘Not Yet Found   Danish Motorship Bound  Here Catches Fire in 7 Qoalumbhia

ff Persons Die As Fire Destroys Ship   Danish Vessel Is Blazing Inferno On West Coast

Red Cross Drive Starts On Monday $10,000 Quota Set   Stepped Up Blood Program Needs Major Contributions

Partnership  For Ttaly  Said Agreed Revised Treaty,  Like Japan's, Pacod in NATO)

Western Powers Consider Italian Ireaty Changes  Proposal to Be Handed UN at Paris Meeting

PROBERS HEAR EX-MARINE  Another Hollywood Actor ‘Admits He Once Was Red

Tito Partisans Made Him Rec Actor Admits   Hayden Contends Affiliation, Due to Ignorance, Ends

Fires Ravage Texas Cities  Losses During Storm Total Many Millions

8th Army Brass Reports Situation ‘Still Dangerous  94611 S Sahre Jets   26 U.S. Sabre Jets Best Russian Made MIGs In Dogfight

Strong Patrols Rammed Against Reds in West _   Situation Still Tense on Front Held by U. S. Second Division; Most Menacing Gap in Line Believed Plugged.

Reds Massing More Troops Against Yanks   UN Officer Pictures Situation As Still Danaerous In Center

sitter Battles Rage in Most Parts of Korea   Situation Dangerous In 2nd Division Area:  Jets Win New Battle

Allies Smash Attack on Central Line   Ram Strong Patrols Against Enemy In Western Sector

Strong Patrols Ram Into Red Area in West   Second Division Fights Way Out  at Chinece Tran

BITTER FIGHTING REPORTED RAGING IN MOST SECTOR      Reds Massing in Front of 2nd Division; Situation Called "Dangerous’   GAP IN LINE SEALED   Americans Plug Hale on the Right Flank, Near Hanaye

U. N. Sends Out Armored Patrols   Second Div. Now Facing  Massed Conumunistes 2 MITC. NRawned

2nd Division Seals Gap In  Front Lines:   Foe Masses More Men Before Gallant Division For Drive

Allies Repulse Savage Affacks In Cenfral Zone  Strong Patrols Rammed Against

96,000 Reds Thwarted By 2nd Div.   But Situation Sul Dangerous,  U. S. Officer Save

2nd Division Seals Gaping  Hole In Line Patrols Move Nortt   Patrols Move Northy U.S. Jets Win Duel

Allies Ram Patrols Into  Red Lines  70 Jets Clash Naar Valy Riva

SABRES KNOCK NINE MIGS OUT OF EAST SKIES   Americans Plug Gap In Lines, Enemy  Is Slowed

Reds Massing Men in Front Of 2nd Division   Enemy’s Casualties Continue Heavy But No Estimates Made

Reds Mass More Men For Attack   Allied Situation Still Den: gerous Despite Communist Reverses

Many Highways in lowa Closed by Big Snow Drifts  East-West Travel A: £6:  AAwntd

New Strategy on Acheson Ouster  Californian Offers Flan to Republicans

IN CONGRESS:  IN CONGRESS:  West Coast Solon Offers  ‘Plan to Remove Acheson

Offers New Plan To Oust Acheson   Phillips Drafts Amendment To Drop Him From Payroll

Phillips Seeks Acheson Ouster By Amendment  House GOP Attempt: To Cut Secretary Off Department Payroll

New Strategy Oust Acheson Is Cooked Up   GOP Draws up Plan Which Even Democrats Fear May Be Hard  To Overcome

‘New Move For Ousting Of Acheson   Administration Admits GOP Strategy May Work This Time.

Offer New Plan To Oust Acheson   Administration Not Sure It Can Stop Move

Republicans Come Up With New Plan to Oust Acheson From State Job   OL ESTIONS VALEDITS

GOP Sets New  Acheson Blow  Solon Hatches Scheme To Force Cutoff of Pay

Move Seen to Strike Achesor From Payroll.  Democrats Unsure of Stopping It

NEW PLAN FOR FORCING OUT ACHESON SEEN   Bill To Disqualify Secretary Proposed  By GOP Lawmaker

California Republican Offers New System for Getting Acheson Out of State Department Post

Rep. Phillips Has New Strategy To Force Acheson Out Of Office   Amendment Would Strike Secretary From State Department Payroll

GOP EYES ACHESON OUSTER STRATEGY   Would Drop Him Without Mentioning By Name

lowans Ban Dead Hero; Truman Takes Action   Indian Soldier Killed in Korea Gets Arlington Cemetery Burial

Legislature..  House Advances Bill Increasing Truck Weights  Vote to Come Within  Three Days; Labor Hits Camnadancatinn Chnanan

Jud geTo Decide Fate Of Killer Billy Cook :  Jury Rules Badman Sane When Commithinga tivdth MA nds

Reds Block Push North Of Cities   Maine Red Defense Line Encountered South Of Kumsong

Chinese Move Army Supplies To New Center  Allied Columns In Tea aft “Ane-hnare’”’   Allied Columns In Two of “Anchors” Used During Drive

Chinese Move Army Supplies To New Center   Allied Columns In Two of “Anchors” Used During Drive

Foe Stiffens Its Opposition To Northeast   Kumhwa and Chorwon Fall; Enemy Blocks Route to Kumsong

MISSIONARIES HELD BY CHINESE REDS   368 Catholics. Including 22 Bishops, Jaiied For Opposing  RR a

Changes Tale of Heiress’ Death   Overdieting Fatal to a Socialite of Detroit

Changes Story Of Socialite s ‘Dieting Death   Cause Not Reported; Son Says Mother Is Not an Heiress

Beauty Dieting Kills Heiress  Doctors Say Socialite Succumbs to Anemia

“Heiress'" Death Poses Mystery   Son Changes Story of Over-Dieting Being Cenea af Demise

Baflered Flood —  Clean Up, Repair - Swirling Waters  Shift Eastward To  Micciecinn: River

Indiana Welfare To Get Hearing 18 Billions Federal  Contributions Hang On Hearing Results

Indiana To Get Hearing Before Security Unit   Governor Asked For Parley On New Welfare Law

A Democratic Leader   Polk County Tenn., Political Feuding Blamed for Death

Top Tennessee Politician Shot  Ambk«sh Kills Leade Of Democrat Party

POY UEP OLALN Slow, Deliberate Ambush  Shots Kill Tennessee Politician

iS ANBUSHED   Tennessee Official Is Slain As Political Fead Rears Hot

—-TENNESSEE POLITICAL FEUD Ambushed Gunman Kills Democratic Party Head

DEMO CHIEF SLAIN   Slow, Deliberate Ambush Shots Kall Tennessee  Politician

Dixie Democrat Boss Murdered  Tennessee.-Factional-. Strife Turns Lethal

Tennessee County Boss Ambushed   Polk County Representative Killed in Fresh Outbreak of Violence

Demo Shot In Ambush   Head of Party Killed In Flare-up of Polk Co., Tenn. ‘Civil! War’

Republic Man Found Dead In Store Debris   Mystery Surrounds Discovery OF Body In Blasted Building

BRITISH PARLEY IS SPLIT OVER NAVAL DISPUTE   Churchill Questions Why Yank Must Command  na? Gaeamacuan

Storm Rages Over Picking American for Naval Post  Churchill Charge Stirs House

Protests Britain’s Superior Experience, Interests Should Have Indicated British Ad miral For Atlantic Pact Sea  Parceea

Churchill Stirs Storm In Commons   Selection Of U. S. Admiral For Pact Forces Questioned

Churchill Challenges Right Of This Nation To Name Sea Chieftait      Former British Warlord Says England Knows Mor About Undersea Attacks Than Does — U. S.; Throws House Into Uproar

Storm Stirred By Churchill   Conservative Leader Op poses U.S. Admiral As  Fleet Boss

CHURCHILL DISTURBED BY IMAGINED SLIGHT   ‘British Leader Thinks Britair   Should Have Been Nominated  ; For Ssa Command

Northern Areas Get More Snow  Freezing Rain, Sleet   Freezing Rain, Sleet Plaque Other Sections

MORE SNOW FALLS IN MIDDLE WES]   BUSSES AND STREETCARS TIED UP FOR SEVERAL _ HOURS IN CHICAGO.

Local Issues Are Involved In Elections   Voting In Several States Generally Discounted By Political Observers As Tip-Off On Next Year

Voters Will Select Two Governors, Four Congressmen   Elections Are Discounted as Having Bearing _on Presidential Outcome

VOTERS PICKING MANY OFFICIALS   Off-Year Elections B eing Held In Some. States-— Two Governors Will Be Chosen.

? Governors  seek Seats in dtf-Year Vote  : Elections Center on Local Issues;   Elections Center on Local Issues; Mayors, Congressmen Running

Scores Of Mayors ~ Also To Be Named   Elections Not Considered Tip-Off For Next Year

Elections Center Largely On State, Local Contests   Observers Fail To See Tip-Offs For Next Year

Today's Elections Vardstick For 52   Stench Of Corrupt Politics May Clear Up After Voting Today; Two Governors Chosen

Local Issues Brin Out Heavy Vote In Some State Areas      Voters to Name 2 Governors, 4Members of Congress Today

Local Elections In Many States   Not Considered Tip-Off On Next Year

No Political Trend Expectzd In Elections  Most Heat Generated In Mayoralty Races in Larae Citiee

2 Governors Selected At Polls Tuesday   State-Local Issues Face Nation‘s: Voters

Elections Are Being Held in Many States   Off-Year Ballots Aren’t Expected To Mean Anythine

Voters Today Are Choosing Two Governors, Four Congressmen and Many Mayors in Off-Year Poll

Gurley Making Final Comeback Bid in Boston: 2 Governors, 4 House Members and Scores \Of Mayors in Off-Year Election Race Today

Return Trip Excited MacArthur  Pilot of Bataan Telle Ahaont Fliaht tall ©

Mutiny In Moundsv ille  Prison Ends   Hungry Convicts In West Virginia State Penitentiary Accept Invitation To Fat

Cold And Hunger Help End Revolt At Moundsville Prison   1,300 Convicts Return To Cells On Promise They Would Be Fed; Men Spent The Night In Chill¥ Prison Yard.

Moundsville Quiet After Disturbance, No Injuries   Men Go Back To Cells When Told They Can Get Food

‘Flying Boxcar’ Being Readied For Rescue Work In North Italy Flood   Already 100 Reported Dead And Thousands Being Rescued By Fleet Of Small Boats; BHD. ONO Refiocees.

Hearing on Taft Campaign Begins   Solons Inquire About Fur Coat and Trips

More House Action Due On Controls   Record Of Voting On Issues Becomes Clear For Public

Panama Cabinet Ministers Jalled   Folica Rownd Up Member: Of Cubinet of Ousted PFeevident

Panama Jails 5 More Arias Aide:  Deposed President oe Teinl Ad: SE

Strike Pending On All Americar   Washington Meeting Is Aimed at Heading Off District Strike

Superfortress Down Near Azores And Flying Box Of f Japanese Island

Three Other U.S. Airmen Are Missing   Eight Charred Bodies Located By French Unit

He'll Put Issue. Up To Peoole, If It Is Necessary  President Intends —   President Intends To Back ‘Fair Deal’ Despite Wer Crisis

President Stands Pat On Policy   Will Send More Troops To Europe; Debate Rages In Senate

But President Will Consult Congress Leaders Before He Does So; Taft And Lodge Split On Issue

Debate Truman’ s Power to Send Army to Europe   President Promises to Consult With Congressmen in Future, but Asserts, His Authority Already Established; Taft And Lodve Split in Senate Speeches

U.S. Will Not Accept Peace At Any Price   President to Talk To Solons on Force: GOP Disputes Power

Taft Stand Rejected by  President   HasPowerToSend Troops to Europe Truman Insists

‘Truman to Consult Congress on Troops F or Kuropean Duty   President Says He Has Authority to Send Forces Abroad; Heated Debate on Question Rages on Senate Floor as Two GOP's Split

TRUMAN SAYS HE HAS POWER 10 PUI TROOPS IN EUROPE   President Rejects Taft Stand That Step Cannot Be Taken Withou Congress’ Consent.   TO SEND MEN WHEN THEY ARE NEEDED   Executive Threatens to Carry Question to American People If Lawmakers Try to Stop Him.

Truman Maintains Right To Send Gls Anywhere  ‘Threatens To Carry Question To Nation  og... -...

Ike’s Chief Asks Help For Europe   Gruenther Says Pact Needs Reinforcement! With German Units

charged With Negligence Esso Suez Skipper Faces Trial Today For Tanker Crash in Gulf

Fino? FEMALE GRADUATE  Dog Who Yawned Through 4 Years ~ Of College Classes Gets Her Reward

Food Increase  Need. Stressed   Brannan Calls on Midwest Ranchers To Meet Challenge to Nation

Senate Investigating Committee  Orders Full Probe of Boyle’s Connection With St. Louis Firm

BOYLE’ LINK TO REG LOANS TO BE PROBEL   Senate Investigators Will Open Their Inquiry Next Month.

Senate Orders Boyle Probe On RFC Loan   Hearings Planned Early Next Month In Lithofold Case

Probe Ordered Of RFC Loan And Bill Boyle   Senate Investigation To Begin Next Month

Bid To Boyle As A Witness  Seen Certain   Probe Of Connection With Loans To Printing Firm Ordered By Senate

Another RFC Inquiry Set  To Study Boyle Influence’ On St Louis Fiem Loan

Order Probe of RFC Loans to Firm That Paid Boyle   Democrat Chairmar Probably Will be Called as Witness

Quiz Ordered In R.F.C. Loan  Boyle Faces Call As Witmess In Inquiry

Order Probe of Boyle-RFC Loans   To Call Democratic Chief as a Witness

ORDER INQUIRY INTO LOAN FOR ST. LOUIS FIRM   Boyle May Getall As Witness, Thinks Committee Member

Senate Group Getting Ready For Hearings   May Be Held Early Ir September After All Facts Assembled

Senate Group Orders Investigation Of Rovie Connection With aan Ta Firm

Full Investigation Of RFC Lithofold Loans Ordered —  Senate Probers Will Look for Possible

Lithofold’s RFCLoean To Be Probed   Boyle Likely To Be Called As Witness; Inquiry Likely To Oven In September

Senate To Loch Into St. Louis RFC Loan   Boyle’s Connection With Transaction To Be Studied

BOYLE EXPECTED TO BE CALLED IN PROBE OF LOANS   Benators to Try to Learn Whether He Influenced RFC, Advances of $565, 000 to St. Louis Firm.   ENQUIRY WILL GET STARTED NEXT MONTH   Post-Dispatch Has Charged Concern Got Money After Hiring Chairman as Attorney.

pnate Will vestigate FC Loan   Full Inquiry Into St. Louis Printing Deg! Authorized

Demo Chief's Influence for Loans Hinted   Rejected Applicant OK'd After Boyle's Retention, Say Solons

ORDER INQUIRY INTO RFC LOAN TO LITHOFOLD   SUBCOMMITTEE ALSO TO STUDY POSSIBLE BOYLE CONNECTIONS

Order Probe Of Boyle And St. Louis Loans   ‘Full Investigation’ To Be Held In Lithofold Case

Demo Chief To Be Summoned As a Witness  Legal Fee to Boyle Viewed as Influence

Boyle Target Of Probe   Senate To Check His Connection  With RFC Loan

Family Of Five Feared Slain By Hitchhiker   Couple And Three~ Children Missing

Police Mystified By Missing Family  Clues in Car Point To Wholesale Murde:

Question Hiker In Death of 5  Man Wanted by FBI For Robbery Jailed

Hitchhiker Now Sought   In Connection With Disappearance of Illinois Family Feered Sloin

Oklahoma Hunts Mass Murderer  Family Of 5 Victims Of Fiendish Killer

WHOLE FAMILY BELIEVED DEAD   Search For Bodies Made After Blood-Soaked Automobile Found

Oklahoma Mystery Is Without Clues   Family Of Five Believed Slain By Hitchhiker

Seek Hiker In Disappearance of Family of 5   Bullet-Riddled, Bloody Car Found; No Trace of Illinois People

Search Widens for Family Feared to Have Been Slain By Gun-Crazy Hitchhiker

Mystery Of Missing Family Still Growing   Twin Brother Joins Search In Oklahoma

Armed forces Doubled Since tune 25. 1950   President Releases  2.900.000 Figure as Warning to Russia— Speed Is kinphasized

Truman Says Armed Force Has Doubled  Since Korea   Speed and Strength Of Military Scene Emphasized In Note.

Truman Reports:  U.S. Has Doubled Force:  ‘Since Korean Invasion

US Doubles Armed Force  Since Korea Nearly 3 Million  Are in Uniform,  Marshall Says

Armed Force Doubled Since  War: Truman   U.S. Military Strength Now At 2,900,000-Men President Declares tn Telearam Today

U.S. Armed Strength Doubled In Less Than Year, Truman Assert:   American Manpower Since Outbreak Of Wa In Far East Has Been Built To Nearly 3,000,000, President Reveals

US Armed Forces. Grow _   ‘Truman Says Number In Service Doubled . Since Korea; Aim, '  To Enforce Peace

Armed Forces  Doubled in Nine Months  Truman Says More Than 2,900,000

Nation's Forces Near 3 Millions   Ready to Fight New Red Attacks: Truman

ARMED FORGES. FOR U. 3. NOW AT 2,900,000   Truman-Marshall Telegrams Show Nation Doubled Strength.

Nation’s Forces: Doubled Since Start Of Conflict. In Korea, Truman Says

U. §, ARMED FORCES AT 2,900,000 MARK   Strength Doubled Since Start of Korean War, Marshall Reveals

Armed Forces Doubled Since Korean War   Those in Uniform Have Reached to Over 2.900.000

U.S. Has Doubles Military Forces Says President   New U. S. Warning Sounded To Reds By Chief Executive

American Armed Forces Doubled Since Start War  Uniformed Force Nov . More Thess 27,900,006

TRUMAN GIVES NEW WARNING TO RUSSIA   Feat Accomplished In Less Than Nine Months   Reported At 2,900,000 Men; President To Fly Back To Capital Thursday

Truman Reports On Military Might TU.   President Tells Of Increased Strength Of America

List 2,900,000 UniformedTroops   Truman Compliments Marshall for Netion’s Military Inereace

U.S. Doubles Armed Might  Since Korea   Triman Warns We'll Resist New Attacks On Anv Free Nations

U. S. Forces N ear Three Million Men   Doubled Since Korea. Truman Reports In Warning to Reds

 —ARMED FORCES DOUBLED—   U.S. Has More Than 2,900,000 In Uniform

U. 5. Has Doubled Armed Strength Since Korea Attack   New Warning to Russio ir Announcement Uncle Sor Hos Doubled His Armed Strength

President Prepares For Return to the Capital to Spend Easter With Family

Armed Might  Of Nation Set  For Emergency Truman Warns  Aggressors Of U.S. Power

U.S. Has Doubled Armed Forces in Past Nine Months   Rapid Build-up of American Might Is Revealed By  Ganaral MAnrehe It

 New Warning to Russia ‘U.S. HasDoubled Its Armed Forces Since War in Korea

US Manpower Doubled Since Korean Invasion   Total Strength Almost 3 Million, Truman Reports

Forces Doubled Since June 25 President Says   Nearly 3,000,000 Men Are Now  In Uniform

U.S. Strength Doubled Since Korean Attack   Truman Tells World Nation's Forces Now More Than 2,900,001

Total Is Now More Than 2,900,000   President Says Nation Ready to Resist Mare Attacks hy Rads

U.S. Strength Called Nearly Three Million   President Reports On Growing Power   Truman Scheduled To Return To Washington To morrow For Easter

US Armed Might Doubled Since Korean Invasion   President Sounds Warning That America Is Ready To Resist Further Attacks Against Free Nations

Armed Forces Doubled in Nine Month:   Truman Says More Then 2,900,000 Men Are in Service

Armed Forces Doubled Since War in Korea  _ Truman Reveals   Armed Strength Naar 9 Millinn

Truman Hails Fast Gain in  Armed Ranks   Services Have Nearly 3,000,000 Men, His Exchange of Notes With Marshall Shows

U.S. Str ength DoublesGias  Korean War   President Reveals In. crease in Telegram to Marshall

Truman Cites Doubled Force  Since Korea   Mobilization Geared To Repulse Invasion Elsewhere. He Savs

U. S. Armed Forces Doubled in Size Since Last June   Aim to Resist More Aggression By the Communists

President Gives Figures  Armed Forces Doubled  Since Korea Invasion

Truman Reports 2:900,000 Are Now Under Arms   President Serves Notice U. S. Ready To Resist.

Truman Tells Russia U. S. Arms Doubled   2,900,000 in Services President Reveals;  Will Fly to Washington

ATOM BLAST AGAIN   Windows Shattered in Las Vegas; U.C.L.A., Oakland Affected

Fifth Atomic Blast Shakes [Large Area   Windows Broken In Las Vegas By Test Explosion

"Bigger Than Bikini’ Blast Hits Las Vegas   Windows Shatter as Two Big Shocks From Fifth Atomic Bomb Test In Days Rocks Nevada City: Oakland Sees Liaht

Filth Atom Test Rocks Las Vegas   Flash At Dawn Seen In Oakland, 450 Miles Away.

Windows Shattered as New Atom Blasts Jolt Las Vegas   Two Distinct Shocks Felt After Blinding  White Flash Lights Up Pra-Dawn Sky ,

ATOMIC BLAST CRACKS GLASS IN LAS VEGAS   Two Concussions Follow Fifth Explosion In Past Eleven Dave

Las Vegas Rocked by Fifth Atomic Test In 11 Days; Shocks Felt Over Wide Area

Atomic Blasts Shatier Windows in Las Vegas   Light from Explosion During Test Seen As Far Away as 450 Miles.

Fifth Atomic Blast Rocks Las Vegas   Windows Shattered By Two Separate Shocks From Test

Double Atom-Blast Shatters Windows   Latest Test of Secret Weapons Lights Up San Francisco Bay. 450 Miles from Scene

Fifth A-Blast Shatters Panes In Las Vegas  Rattles Windows In Los Angeles 300 Miles Away

Panes Rattle 300 Miles Away Fifth Atom Test Blast Shatters Nevada Window:

Fifth Atomic Test Smashes Windows In Nevada City   Bigger Explosion Than Bikini Test

Fifth Atomic Blast Bigger Than Bikini   Explosion Shakes Las Vegas; Seen At San Francisco

Heavy Atomic Blasts Rock  LasVegas, Nev   Windows as Far as 300 Miles Away Were Rattled

 Sound Waves Splinter Show Windows Another Atomic Test Conducted in Nevada

Hundreds of Spectators See Flash  Windows Shattered In  Latest Atom Explosion

riunareas Of crators see Fiasn  Windows Shattered In Latest Atom Explosion

Two Atomic Test Shocks Shake City   Windows Shattered in Las Vegas; Light Seen 450 Miles Away in Ooklend

Fifth Atomic Explosion Rocks All Nevada Today As Terrific Flash Is Seen In Oakland, Calif., 450 Miles

Fifth Atom Blast Called Worst Yet   Big Windows Shattered By Concussion; May Be Testing ‘Trigger’ For Terrific H-Ramh

This Time the Atom Has a Big Audience   Forewarned, Nevadans Are Out in the Streets for Blast, Termed ‘Biggest’

Light From Fifth A-Bomb Blast {s Visible 450 Miles  Las Vegas Area. “Is Shaken By Pre-. Dawn Explosion:

‘New A-Blast Bigger Than Bikini Test’   L.A. Feels Shock, Over 300 Miles To Testing Grounds

‘Bigger than Bikini’ Las Vegas is Rocked, Windows Shattered by New Atomic Test

TRIGGER TEaT FOR A-oUME, WRITER SAYS   Blinding White Flash Seen in Qakland, on San Francisco Bay.

‘Worst Yet,” Los Vegans Say After Double Blasts      RY CARRER NAVINSON

Fifth Atom Test In 11 Days Hits City’s Windows   Sound Waves From Blast  Break Glass In Nevada;  Light Seen In Oakland

Terrifying Atem Test Explosion: Jolts Las Vegas   Sound Waves Shatter Windows And Are Fel: At Los Anaeles

Las Vegas Area Trembles From Two Atomie Shocks; Store Windows Shattered

Windows Shattered By Shocks   California Reporter Says Blasts Today Were Bigger Than Bikini Tests

Las Vegas Feels ‘Worst Blast Yet  Plate Glass Shattered; Flash Seen for 450 Milec

Fifth Atomic Tes? Is Biggest of All   Report Spectacle “Terrifying As Far As Oakland. Cali€.

Fifth A-Test Shatters Windows in Las Vegas   Hundreds Line Highways for Clearer View of Pre-Dawn Experimental Blast

Las Vegas Rocked By Fifth A-Blast In 11 Days; Shock Waves Felt Twice In City

Filasn J€en 40 wines WIstant .  Double Atoinie Shot Again Shakes Section In Nevada

Fifth, And Different, Atom Blast— 2 Tremors Break Las Vegas Window:

ATOMIC BLAST SHAKES WES!   Fifth Nevada Test Shatters Windows In Las Vegas.

Fifth Las Vegas Atomic Test Shatters Windows, Rocks City; Two Shocks Felt

S VEGAS FLASH SEEN 450 MILES   Glass Broken in Las Vegas and Windows Rattled in Los Angeles by Explosion.   SEE WHITE LIGHT AT OAKLAND, CAL.   Two Shocks Felt After Explosion “Bigger Than Bikini.” Satisfied, Says Atomic Official.

W indow-Shattering Atomic Shocks Shake Las Vegas As Pre-Warned Citizens Line Highways To View Blast

‘Bigger Than Bikini’  Fifth and ‘Worst’ Riact Dacle Wlact  TWwWIE ILWeIiagv vu wwe

ayn Tremendous Shoeks Rock Nevada City   Two Separate Shocks Felt In Las Vegas; Atomic Flash Called Terrifvine

Tuesday Blast   Windows in Las Vegas Shattered: Concussion Felt in Los Angeles

With Reds!’   She Was Granted Her Praver: She Came to Texas to Die

Where to Find It   [Two Justices Dissent, Say. Law Not Valid . High Court Upholds Inj junction Prohibiting ‘Loss Leader’ Sales

Car With Boy's Body Is Hunted   Mystery of Augusta Discovery Still Is Unexplained

Story of Slaying Puzzles Officials   Mechanic Says He Saw Boy in an Auto

Mechanic Tells Of ‘Slain’ Boy Seen In Cat   4 ‘Augusia Garage Man  Threatened, He says; - Police Hunt Auto

No Trace Of Car Carrying Slain Boy   Wis. Police Hunt 5 Men, Grisly Carvso

Story of Body In Strange Car Puzzles Police   Oil Station Man At Augusta Tells of Disappearing Car

Eastman To Pay $3 Million Plus Wage Dividend  8,000 Werkers Here Yo Share $3,300,000; Payment Set Friday

TEC To Pay $3 Million In 00 Dividend   8,000 Workers Here To Share $3,300,000 Payment Set Fridav

Teacher Bills Bring Debate On Floor of Senate   ‘Powerful Lobby Attacked  By Man Whose Measure Is Stalled

Attacks Teachers’  Assn. as ‘Vicious’ Farris Defends Bill To Lower Standards

Two Vessels Collide Ott U. S. Coast   Norwegian Ship Reports it Was Probably Sinking ‘After Collision

Fine fo Take  Stump to Push  His Tax Program Governor to Speak in  ae oe   Governor to Speak in Pittsburgh, Center Of Income Opnositior

Fine Carrying Tax Battle To Pittsburgh   Governor Will Invade Home Territory of Sen. Walker.

Russians Make Great Strides In Plane Output   Have A-Bomb Carrier, ‘ Big Jet Output; Work Busily on Atom

Says Russia Has Bomber fo Carry A-Bomb Long Ways   Can Deliver It In Surprise Attack Says Air Official

Wealthy Texan Who Wants to Wed Egyptian Dancer Faces Loss of His Inheritance

Young Texan to Lose Family Fortune  If He Weds Egyptian Cooch Dancer

LOVE TO COST MAN HIS INHERITANCE   f MOTHER AROUSED OVE Lig SON'S PLAN TO MARRY EGYPTIAN DANCER.

Crop Picture Bright As Rainfall Increases; South Texas Exception

PACIFIC PACT GETS APPROVAL   Uh Australia, New Zealand Agree To Meet ‘Common Danger’

wind SECURITY TREATY  U.S., Australia, New Zealand Okay Mutual Defense Pact

 To Meet the Common Danger’ America Enters Into Tripartite Agreement For Pacific Defense

U. §. Agrees  On Pacific  Defense Pact Puts Okay On  Plan With New  Zealand. Australia

U.S., Australia And New Zealand. To Stand Together   Have New Security Treaty on Pacific Stand in Case of Armed Attack

U. S., Australia, New Zealand Joi Against Attack   Security Treaty Calls For Uniting To “Meet Common Danger;” Must Be Approved By Senate

U. S., AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND JOIN — FOR COMMON DEFENSE IN PACIFIC AREA

Australia, New Zealand In U.S. Paet   3 Powers Agree  To Meet Common Danger In Pacific

Pacific Security Treaty Initialled   United States, Australia New Zealand Agree to Meet ‘Common Danger

Pacific Pact lL nites Three   lL. S..) Australia, New Zealand to Face Dangers Together

Tri-Country Pact Slated On Security. For Pacifie  U. S., New Zealan  Roectral®:. Tr. ce   U. S., New Zealand, Australia To Join To Meet Any Danger

U.S,, Australia, New Zealand... .  Three Allies Set Up Defense Pact

Pacific Pact Approved by Three Powers  U. S., Australia, New Zealand Join For Common Defens

Nations Sian Pacific Pact In Event War   United States, Australie New Zealand Agree to  Meet Common Enemy Together If Attacked

Death of State Utility Strike Ban Is Hailed   ‘Bargaining Balance Ig Restored, Say Unions; ’ New Bill Studied

Consider New Law To Outlaw Utility Strikes  Assistant Attorney General Of Opinior That Revised Law

Restricted State Law Suggested As Court Kills Utility Strike Ban

Hint More Resiricted Law Might Be Held Valid By Justices     samen an: ae   Court Tosses Out Wisconsin Statute   Mrs. Lampert, Bubolz See Possibility of Law For ‘Emergency’ Use

Wisconsin Anti-Strike Act Invalid   Law Banning Strikes By Workers For Public Utilities Is Upset By Court

House To Probe Surplus Deals  Committee Issues Batch Of Subpoenas

House to Probe U.S. Military Surplus Deals   ‘Big Operators’ to Be Questioned Under Oath About Reich Purchases

Solons Want To Talk With Big Operators   Poletti, Griffith To Be Questioned Along With Surplus Dealers

‘Dealers Face  — Surplus Quiz   ‘House Group Subpoenas ! Overseas Operators

Subpenas Issied  Profits for Army Surplus Stir House Investigators

Probe Ordered Info Resale Of Surplus Goods   Big Operators In “Get Rich-Quick” Profits To Be Queried

DAR  Given by Butte  SUNDAY MINERS UN!   Surplus Supplies Prohers Aroused

9] Are Killed in Traffic Crashes Over Holiday, Less Than Expected

93 Killed In Holiday Traffic -   Figure Far Less Than Predicted; Three Killed in Crash Near Pah.

TRAFFIC TOLL IS MUCH LOWER THAN EXPECTED   91 Persons Killed on Highways Over Independence Day Holiday Period.

Defense Depattmént Hopes to Finish 'Hearfache’ List of Prisoners, Today —

Heartache List  Of Korea PWs  Nears Finish  U.S. Hopes Work of Checking 3,198 Captives Will End Today   Local Weather Station To Have Shorter Schedule

Defense Dept. Hopes to Wind Up List Today   Truman Advises Relatives to Treat Tt With Skenticism

Hopes Prisoner List Will Soon Be Completed   President Urges Report Be Treated With Skepticism

May Complete Heartache  List Today   Defense Dept. Again Warns Reds' POW Data Ie Ouectranahla

Use Big Guns To Smash — Remnants Of Koreans _  Leaving Hill Stronghold   UN Troops Storm Ferward Along Hills And Ridgelines Against Desperate Communist Resistance In Fast Korea:

Three Little Kids Have Day Of Play After Being ‘Losted’ In Mountains

Three Kids Tell of Sleeping in Hollow. ‘Log While Searchers Comb Mountainside

Three Adventurous Children Spend Night In Hollow Loa While Sought hy 500

CARLYLE PILOT BLOWN OUT OF BOMBER, LIVES   Keeps Parachute Under His Hospital Bed; Three  Others Killed. 

See Tightening Of Food Price Controls In Plan   But Bans Against Ceilings Less Than Par. ity Would Stay

WARMER ON SATURDA}   Forecast Calls for Some Unsettled Weather in East

FBI CAPTURES TAIT IN MIAMI   Hoosier Badman Gives Up Without Fight; Recognized By Garageman.

Ernest Tait Sees Guns Go Up Grease Rack As Agents Make Garage Arrest

Off “Most Wanted List’ Desperado’s Picture « Leads to Miami Arrest

Quiet Desperado Caught by FBI   Picture in Paper Leads to Capture

Fugitive Gunman Seized In Florida  ee a ee ee ua aS —_werr wae   FBI Erases Tait’s Name From List Of “Ten Most Wanted”

$77 Million In Sales Tax   State Collections Reach- New: High For Year 1950

Dewey, Driscoll to Confer Today About Probe of New York Waterfront

Teams Argue Merits of Zonal Plans   Continue to Differ But Agree to Talk Again Today

No Quick Truce In Prospect As Talks Continue   Negotiators Debate Cease-Fire Line; Communists Hopeful

UN Attack Meets Stiff  Resistance   ‘Allies’ Advance Upon Seoul Encounters Tough Resistance Near Capital

—THREE-PRONGED DRIVE— Seoul-Bound UN Force Runs Into Heavy Attack

Turk Unit Beats Off Reds’ Counter Attack; Yankees Mass Power   Bitter Battle Raging Between Chinese And South Koreans As Commies Brace In Mountains.

Reports Indicate Yanks Holding Their Positions  Turkish Unit Drives Back One Chinese gf™ ie#8,f & I

Chinese Attack In Darkness;  Yanks Holding   Fierce Battle Rages As Ailies Ready Assault On Former Capital

Fierce Fight Still Raging In Mountains   Enemy Steps Up Its Punch Near Town of Anyang

Turks Beat Off One Chinese Attack: So. Koreans Hit Hard   American Sector Quiet: Gi's Hold

Three-Pronged UN Drive Runs Into Stiff Battle Ten Miles South of Seoul

Stiff Battle  Is Raging Below Seoul   Turks Beat Off -- .. One Counter  é& aa. J. og

Allies Wipe Out 6000 Enemy Troops; Push Spearhead Closer to Parallel

Reds Attack Massed Allied Forces   Allies Run Into Strong Counte: Attack South Of aon)

Quiz Recluse About Photos In His Shack   Expensive Camera. Defense Clippings Seized by FRI

TOUR CONTINUED BY EISENHOWER   Ho And Staff Go To Brussels —Taking 10-Day Trip ‘To Find Army That He Will Lead,

Eisenhower In. Tour Of Western Europe Cities   New Commander To Inspect Plans For Army

Gen. Eisenhowet Continues Tour Of Pact Nations   Reds Demonstrate In Streets Near His Headquarters

Eisenhower Goes To Hunt Army   Continues 10-Nation European Tour With Trip Into Brussels

Eisenhower Continues Tour Of Atlantic Pact Countries   Allies, West Germans Begin German Rearmament Talks

Remington Lawyer Hits At Testimony   Claims Miss Bentley Has an Interest in the Prosecution.

US. Cancelling Tariff Favors  Russia, Satellites Affected by Move

U. S. to Cancel Tariff Benefit To Red Nations   Communist Countries To Pay Higher Duty

Tariff Concessions To Soviet Bloc End   Action Dictated By Congress Affects Russia And Four Satellite Nations—Fur Importations To Be Banned

U. S. Cancels Low Tariffs  Given Russia   Satellites Included In Truman Order   Duties On Goods From Red Countries To Revert To Old Rates

BOOST TARIFF ON RED GOODS   Puts Back Rates Of 1930 on Items Beam Soviet Area

Soviet, Satellites Lose Tariff Right On Goods To U. §   Government Will Outlaw Red Fur Shipments In Near Future

Tariff Concessions To Russia Cancelled   State Department Action Covers Satellites

U.S. Pulls Tariff Cuts  To Soviets  . Russian Bloc Fails In Exchange Of   . Russian Bloe Fails In Exchange Of Strategic Materials

Ti ehten Up On Tariff   Concessions to Russia And Satellites Are Being Canceled

U.S. Hits Iron Curtain Nations In Pocketbook   Cancels Tariff Concessions To Russia and Red Stooge Countries

U.S. Cancels Low Tariffs to Red Nations      Truman Acts to Deprive Communist Countrie: of Trade Benefiits

U.S. Cancels All Red Tarifi  Concessions  Notice Is Given   Notice Is Given Russia And Her Major Satellites

Ameriea Caneels ‘Tariff Coneessions lor Russian Goods   Action, Dictated By Congress, Also Affects Red Satellites; Another Planned Move  Will Ban The Importation Of Furs

U. S. Cancelling Some Tariff Deals   Blow to Russia and Major Satellites far Goods They Ship Here

U.S. Cancels Trade Grants For Russia   No Great Change Seen By Officials

Notifies Reds US Will End Tariff Help   Concessions Stopped on All Goods Shipped by  Communists, Satellites

Halt Trade Pacts With Red States   U. S. Serves Notice Of Caneellation To Bulgaria, Romania And Russia

U. S. Cancels All Tariff Favors to Red Nations   _ Concessions on Goeds . Shipped to U. S. Are -:Wiped Out

U.S. Cuts Red Tariff Benefit   Russian, Chinese Fur Ban Ovdered by Congress

Michigan Bell Seeking Higher Phone Rates   Applies for Tuercase en Local Home Service

Nickel Phone Call May Soon Be Thine Of Past In State   Michigan Bell Asks Rate Hike

Values Nine Per Cent. Above Previous Kecord Farm Land Values at Highest Level in History ‘Of Nation; Ohio Shows Top Percentage Increase

Farm Land Values Vault to New Highs In Biqqest Boom in Nation’s History

Farm Land Prices Highest In History   Increased 14 Per Cent From March 1950 to March 195]

Farm Land Prices Highest In Nation's History; Further Increases Predicted

Farm Land Prices Reach Record High   At Highest Levels in U. § History; May Go Still Higher This Year

Farm Lands at Highest Levels  General Average Up 14 Per Cent in  A Year’s Time

Prices of Farm Lands Hit Peak  Higest Levels in Nation's History

HOUSE DEBATING CONTROLS Community Pricing Plan  Being Planned By OPS

Dron A-Bomb From B-29 in Flayenth fact   Explosion Made at Frenchman’s Flat Proving Grounds Distinctly Heard in Las  ny

Sth Atom Blast; No ‘Troops Used   Medium Size Bomb Dropped by B-29 At Nevada Site

B-29 Drops Biggest Bomb Of New Series   Nevada Towns Warned in Advance; No Shock in Las Veras

Police Seek Identity Of Dead Ontario Baby ‘For Michigan City Link

Gangster Torch Murder Sifted  Burned Body In Autc May Be Detroiter

13 Die as Plane Hits Soldiers in Fort Dix Mishap  21 Others Injured In Flaming Crash Of Jet on Takeoff

Thirteen Die  As Flaming Jet Strikes Group  20 Soldier’ Injured ‘  _ wye py ft

PROBE DEATH OF 12 GI'S IN JET CRASH   Air Force Trainer Plunges Like Fire Ball Into Group of Camp Dix Soldiers.   21 OTHER TROOPS BURNED, INJURED   Blazing Fuel Tank Falls on Men. Victims Include Two Crewmen and Twin Brothers.

13 Soldiers Killed When Jet Crashes   21 Others In Work Party Are Hurt at Fort Dix

Cause of Crash Of Plane Sought; 13 Dead, 21 Hurt   Training Plane Plows Into Soldiers at Dix; Unable to Gain Altitude

Jet Plows Into Gls, 13 Killed   Fort Dix Scene of Crash Near Airport

GI's On Truck Enveloped In Mass Of Flames   Jet Trainer Fails To Make Altitude After Takeoff From McGuire USAF Base

Major Airlines Slash Fares in Battle Of Air Coaches at Home, Across Se

Airlines to  Slash Prices   Battle on for Traffic at Home and Across Atlantic

Expect Charge Of Murder in  lowa Shooting   Family Quarrel at Alburnett Climaxed by Chas. Johnson Death

Chinese Open. Reservoir Flood Gates i in Futile Attempt to Halt Allied Invasion of North Korea

Allies Elude Raging Waters:  Pursue Foe   UN Troops Reach South Side of Reservoir for Large Grin

Abandon Hwachon Reservoir   Abandon Stronghold After Flooding Area In Face of UN Units

Give Up Their Stronghold To Pursuing Yanks   Chinese Open Flood Gates Of Huge Hwachon Reservoir In Vain Effort To Slow Up UN Invasion Of Red Korea; U.S. Troops Are Now 13 Miles North Of Parallel

Chinese Abandon Stronghold Flood Threat Fails To Stop Advancing Gls

CHINESE OPEN RESERVOIR TO  HALT UN PUGS   Flood Fails to Stop Allies; Reds Abandon Hwuchon Stronghold.

“Yankees Believed To Have Seized  Hills Overlooking Hwachon It self, Flood Gates Of Reservoir _ Had Been Opened   REDS GIVE UP BEST DEFENSIVE POSITION

Communists Turn Loose Fload Wafers   Chinese Reds Open Gates. of Reservoir in Attempt to Halt _. Advance of UN Forces.

Reds Flood Land In Futile Attemat ToStop U.N. Drive   Open Huge Reservoir Above 38th Parallel

Reds Leave Hwachon; Try to Delay Allies   45 Killed, Five Hurt in Crashes

Allies March On In Drive Toward North   Reach Deepest Point In Current Campaign Phase

Reds Abandon Hwachon After Opening Reservoir; Demos to Back Rebuke

Weather at Yuma   Reds Flood Valley, Fail To Stop Yanks   U.S. Forces Reach Hwachon Reservoir After Reds Had Opened Floodaates

Enemy Attempts To Block Yanks By High Water   Valuable Stronghold Is Lost In Maneuver

Chinese Quit Hwachon Stronghold   Loosened Reservoi Water in Vain Move to Halt Gite

Chinese F ail To Halt Allies With Floods   Hwachon Gates Opened but Officers Expect No  Serious Effects

Hoover Warns Against Strings To Federal Aid  For Education Grants

4, 000 Jeer Officers, Toss Flares, Bombs   17 Taken to Hospitals, 70 to Jail; Governor Orders Out Troops

Bayonets Keep Lid On Cicero Violence   Clash Between Stenc-Throwing Mek and Force of Polics And Guardsmen Lasts Three Hours, Sends 17 to Hespital:

17 Persons Hospitalized When Mob Clashes with Guardsmen and Policemen in Cicero, Illinois

Eleven Injured by Bayonets, Brick Bats  Mob Battles  Troops, Police

Racial Housing Riot Occurs As Negro Rents Home   450 National Guardsmer   Handle Jeering Mob Torches Thrown on Apartment House

Riots Break Out In Cicero  Racial Housing Fight.  Guardemen In Rattle

Bayonet-Swinging Guards Fight Rioters   450 Guardsmen and Police Fight © Jeering Men and Women Two Hours Before Stopping Mob-Action

NATIONAL GUARD BATTLES RIOTERS IN RACE DISPUTE   CICERO MOB HURLS BRICKS AND FLARES; ELEVEN ARE INJURED

Guardsmen Are Called Out In Cicero, Ill.   Soldiers And Police Jeered By Throng Of 4000 Persons

Soldiers On Guard After Race Riot In Cicero, Ill.   Mob Fights Police And Guardsmen Over Negro Moving In

Housing Dispute Erupts Into Riot   Bayonet-Guardsmen, Police, Battle Unruly Brick-Throwing Crowd

Troops and Cops Battle Cicero Mok   Racial Housing Flareup ~ Quelled; Guard Out; Many Casualties.

Bayonefs Force Uneasy Truce In Race Clash   Mob of Whites, Guardsmen Tangle In Housing Dispute

Guardsmen Use Bayonets On White Mot   Trouble Starts Over’ Negro’: Attempt to Move Into AllWhite Suburb

Bayonets Keeping Peace in Cicero, Ill, After Rioting Leaves 17 Hospitalized and 70 in Jail

17 Hurt, 70 In Jail After  Cicero Riot   400 National Guardsmen on Duty in Chicago Suburb; Mob Protests Negro Residence.

Police Battle  Race Rioters   Thousands Fight When Negroes Rent Apt. in Cicero, Hl.

TROOPS FIGHT MOB; 17 HURT, 10 ARRESTED   four Civilians Bayoneted as Thousands Riot Against Negro Tenant; Governor Calls National  Guard.

Bayonets Keep Uneasy Peace In Cicero Riot   Stone-Throwing Mob And Guardsmen Clash

Mob Fights Police And Guardsmen    Outbreak Thursday Is Climax to Three Nights of Disorders

[Illinois Race Riot Hospitalizes 1]  . National Guardsmen Battle Mob of 4,000

bayonets Keep Uneasy Peace In Suburb   600 Police. National Guardsmen in Battle With Thousands of Frenzied Citizens

Cicero Racial Housing Riot Hospitalizes 17   600 Guardsmen, Police Battle All-White Mob Until ] A. M,

GUARDS G0 IN AT CICERO T0 STOP RIOTING   Rental by Negro Touches Off Fight In Chicarco Area

Troops Called In Cicero Riot   17 Injured, 70 Jailed   Disorder Mounts When Negro Seeks Apartment

Truman Warns Against Gifts   President Lays Down New Rules On Long-Heralded Cleanup Drive

Truman Rules: No Gifts For Public Officers   Tax Committee Plans Special Meeting For Mystery Man

Era Of Deep Freezes, Mink Coats, Trips Over, Truman Says   HOME FINANCE AGENCY POLICY COMMENDED

Gifts Banned As President OpensCleanupy   Federal Employes Warned To Spurn Special Yule Favors

‘No Gifts ls Truman Rule No. 1   Federal Employes Must Watch Step From Here On In

No Gift Rule Laid Down By President   President at Last Swings Into His Long: Heralded Cleanup.

TRUMAN CLEANUP CAMPAIGN LEADS TO BAN ON GIFTS   Federal Workers Forbidden to Accept Presents From Those Doing Business With Government.   LOANS, ENTERTAINMENT AND FAVORS ALSO OUT   Action Follows Disclosures About Cut-Rate Fur Coats, Deep Freezes and Trips to Florida.

Four: Miners Die In Mountain Pit  Coal Pillar Bursts: In W. Virginia “Mine

Combat Veterans Picked To Escort U. N. Delegates   Walter Sukta’s Outfit Smashes Red Division

Churchill Appoints Anihony Eden His Foreign Minister   Will Keep Vital Defense Ministry for Himself: Top Cabinet Posts Filled.

den is Named as Churchill Deputy  Churchill Keeps for Himself the Vital Defense Ministry  TOP JOBS ARE FILLED  New Government to Tackle Serious Problems on Every Hand   TOP JOBS ARE FILLED

Churchill Begins Task of Forming British Cabinet  New Prime Minister To Announce Key  Ministers Today

Name Eden as Leader of Commons   New Ministers to Be Faced With Serious Problems

CHURCHILL PICKS CABINET  Serious Problems Face New Administration  Of Great Britain

Churchill Holds Bedside Meeting With Leaders   New British Prime Minister Expected To Announce First Of Key Ministers Later Today; Tory Majority Is Thin.

Acts Swiftly In Forming New Cabinet  Decides To Retain  Vital Defense Bioeslctew Pre? Himsce)

NEW CABINET IS ANNOUNCED BY CHURCHIL   Anthony Eden Named As Foreign Minister.

Takes Over Defense Himself; Fills Other Cabinet Posts—  Churchill Names Eden Foreign Minister. Commons Leader

Churchill Picks — Cabinet Leaders   Eden Returns fo Foreign Ministry In Tory Cabinet   Aging Leader Warns Britain of ‘Difficult Time’

Eden Named By Churchill As Key Aid   Premier To Retain Important Defense Post For Himself

Eden Is Named as Churchill Deputy   Churchill Keeps for Himself the Vital Defense Ministry   TOP JOBS ARE FILLED

Churchill Names Eden Foreign Head   Other Members Of Cabinet Announced By New Prime — Minister

CHURCHILL PICKS ANTHONY EDEN FOR TOP AIDE   C’RINET SELECTED fETER KING GEORGE CERTIFIES ELECTION

CHURCHILL TO KEEP DEFENSE POST HIMSELF   His Party Wins, But Labor Ticket Gets More Votes

Churchill Picks Anthony Eden as Foreign Minister  ‘Shadow Cabinet’ Always Was Ready

Eden Named As Churchill's Top Deputy   Renewal of Bitter Tory-Labor Struggle Expected in Common:

Eden Named House Leader By Churchill   Winnie to Retain Defense Ministry Post

Eden Is Chosen Chiet Deputy and Foreign Minister   Churchill to Keep Defense Ministry With His Own Job

CHURCHILL NAMES EDEN AS DEPUTY   Eden to Be Foreign Minister, Leader in House of Commons and Deputy Prime Minister.   CONSERVATIVES HAVE 18-SEAT MAJORITY   However, Socialists Polled More Popular Votes Than Did Churchill's Party in Winning Control.

Churchill Begins Building Cabinet For Tasks Ahead   Serious’ Problems Face: New Administration As Laborites Give Up Reins After 6 Years °

Churchill Will Assume Vital Defense Post:   New Government Faces Many Problems; Margin of Control Is Slim

World, Internal Problems Face Divided Nation   Conservatives Win By Thin Majority; Proaram Endanaered

Eden Given  op I oreign  Ottice Post Churchill Heads Defense Ministry

Anthony Eder Heads House Of Commons  Churchill Names Cabinet Officers; Holds Defense Post

London Cabinet Formed   Churchill Announces Anthony Eden Will Be His Foreign Minister And Leader of House

Churchill Preparing New Cabinet.   ‘Top Advisors Meet  “With New Minister; Ailing King George ‘ Summons Churchill

Churchill Will Hold Post as Defense Boss   New Prime Ministe Names Eight Men To Cabinet Spots

Churchill Lines Up New Cabinet: Keeps Defense Ministry Post Himself

Great Britain's New Regime Into Operation   Prime Minister Himself Will Serve Vital Defense Job

ANTHONY EDEN GETS FOREIGN MINISTER POST   Other Key Positions Are Announced For New British Cabinet

Cabinet Appointments Announced Today. Conservatives’ Majority in Parliament Stande at [2 -

New Government Faces Several Serious Problems   Political Observers Expect Prime Minister To Make Trip To U. S. To Review Policies

U. S. in Plea To Britain On Tran   Truman in Secret Message Believed Pleading Against Employing Force

Britain Is Sent U. S. Suggestion On Iran Crisis   Nations Chiefs Meet To Give Truman's Plans Consideration

Truman Sends Secret Appeal to Britai; U. S. Asks Iran to Revoke Plan to Expel British Workers; World War III Threatens

Truman Urges London Not To Use Force   Cabinet Discusses -Step Which Could Start Now War

Sides fo Avoid Armed Conflict  Churchill, Eden   Churchill, Eden Consulted After Cabinet Meetina

—CRISIS OVER EXPULSION ORDER— Trurnan Note on Iran  Weighed By Britain

TRUCK ASSOCIATION EXPENDED $3,000   Organization Lobbicd To Kilt Un favorable Legislation At  Annapolis

World War II Hero, Missing in Korea, Disrupts West Virginia Countryside

New York Stocks   AWOL Medal of Honor Winner Jailed for Horse Stealing

Medal Of Honor Winner Being Held In Jail On Horse-Stealing Charge   Jdunion J. Spurrier, 28, Believed By Army To Be In Korea But Bluefield, W. Va., Authorities Have Him In Jail.

Medal of Honor Winner May Be Horse Thief   Soldier, Army Says, Supposed to Be In Korea, Faces Charge

Pay Raise In Coal Pits Is Now Effective  CS Se ene ee   Money Eventually Will Show Up On Consumers’ Bills

Pay Hike To Coal Miners  Given O.K.   First Crack in Ceiling Appears; Others Predicted

Miners’ Pay Hike Goes Into Effect   New Ceiling Prices On ‘Coal Expected To Reflect Cost Boost

Mine Pay Hike Effective Today  New Ceiling Prices For Coal Due Soon

Mine Pay Raise Now in Effect  Order First Thaw In Wage Freeze Act

 Coal Prices to Go Up ‘Miners Pay Hike First Crack In Temporary Wage Freeze

Consumer Coal Bills Slated To Increase Following Approval Of Raise For Miners

Pay Raise In Coal Pits Is Now Effective  Money Eventually Will Show Up On   Money Eventually Will Show Up On Consumers’ Bills

Coal Pay Raise In Effect With No Inferference  Money Will Show Up on Coal Bills

Mine Pay Boost Approval Cracks Wage-Price Line  New Coal Price Will   New Coal Price Will Reflect Rise; Other Pay Increases Certain

Consumer Will Pay For Boost In Coal Pits   New Ceiling Price Set For Fuel

GET PAY HIKE   Termed First ‘Crack’ Ir Nation’s Wage, Price Freeze Plan

Pay Boost O.K. To Send Coal Price Up Again   Lewis’ Miners Tear First Hole In U.S. Wreeze’ Procram

PAY RAISE GIVEN TO COAL MINERS   Boost Will Be Refleeled fn  Price To Consumer-—Othei  Breaks In Freeze Are Ex nected.

Coal Raise Will Bring Upped Prices   Some Pay Exempted, Increases OK'd By Wage Board

Miners Granted a Pay Increase   Boost in Coal Price is Also Anticipated

Pay Raise In Coal Pits Is In Effect Without Interference From Government

Coal Pay Hike Okayed; Buyers To Bear Burden   WSB Also Frees Certain Persons From Wage Freeze

Miner Raise First Crack In Controls  Regulations   Other Changes Due As U.S. Situation Is Studied By WSB

Coal Increase Permit Slated   New Ceilings Show Raises for Miners

Freeze Order Cracked  Coal Wage Boost in Effect; Increase in Price Scheduled

Miners Get the Raise; Public  Gets the Bill   Lift in Price Ceiling To Follow the Boost, OK'd by Government

CONSUMERS TO PAY IT Wage Freeze EKased To Raise Miner Pay   Public School Measures Introduced  Legislature Gives Coliseum Go Ahead Signal

Boost In Coal rices Slated, iSalle Says       liners’. Wage Raise 6 ‘Inte’. Effect;: Other ‘€racks’? Seen

MINERS’ PAY RISE IN EFFECT: U. S. NOT TO INTERFERE   New Ceiling On Coal May Reflect Higher Price To Consumer

Government Okays Miners’ Pay Raise  Action Cracks New  Freeze Order; Coal DBeicae May Bica

Miners Get Wage Increase   DiSalle To tet New Coal Price Ceiling

Factions Clash Again in Tehran Over “Imperials”   Mossadegh Again Delay: Departure From U. S., Awaiting New Plan

Carroll County Grand Jury Thinks Too Much Money Spent On Welfare   - Little Excuse For Anyone Being Without A Job These Days, Jurors Claim; Hold Outlay Big, Unwise And Unnecessarv.

Jury Says Too Much Is Spent On Welfare   Little Excuse For Anybody To Be Without A Job

Three Bodies Brought Out By Firemen   Many Injured Taken To Hospitals In Montgomery County; All Ambularces Out

Fire Sweeps State Home For: Elderly   Three Listed Dead, "Others. Injured ‘In ’ Institution Blaze

3 Inmates Die In Home Fire   Maryland Tnstitution Scene OF Mishan

3 Die in Fire As It Destroys Home for Aged   Ten in Sanitarium In Bad Condition; 59 Patients in It

Mlk Prices Up 2 Counts a Quart  [Corer eee aes eee: _J   Increase Announced By Entporia Firms Inta Effect Monclay

Milk Prices Up \. 2 Cents a Quart   Increase Announced By Emporia Firms Into Effect Monday

Gain 4 Miles In Big Push On The West   , Canadian Troops Make A Dent In Communist Lines

100 UN PLANES BLAST DUG-IN RED TROOPS   First Cavalry Division Meets Resistance Near Yonchon

YANKEE - GREE! UNIT FORCED TO RETREAT   Censorship Delays Details,  Reports Of Progress   CANADIANS   Punch Out Four-Mile Gains: Troops Of Nine Nations Fight Side By Side

ALLIED ADVANCE HITS STUBBORN ENEMY FORCES   infantrymen Attack Along 40 Mile Front —U, N. Combat Teams Gain Four  Miles In Places .

Red Counterattack Slows Major Drive   UN Planes Attack Enemy Troops on Western Front

—REDS RESIST FIERCELY— UN Offensive Slowed By Hard Hitting Enemy  Counterattacks

Allied Troops Advance Slightly In New Drive   U. N. Troops Engage In Bloody Hand-To-Hand Fighting To Carve Gains Up To Four Miles; Dug-In Enemy Bombed

American, Greeks Troop: Withdraw   Enemy Wages Hard Battle Against Strong Allied ~~ Onslaught

The Little Man Got Away collage Men Are Stupid’ Crack Starts Brawl Taking 5 to Jail

College Brawl Loosens Teeth  Dartmouth-Harvard Men Battle Police

Sees Fewer Luxuries, Endless Restrictions, ‘Many Sacrifices For Individuals

Nearly 10,000 Shiver Through Ceremonies; Declares for Frugality in Everything Except Protection of People.

New Governor Inducted Into Office In Colorful Ceremony Attended By Capacity Crowd

Nearly 10,000 Shivering High Officials Witness Ceremony In Harrisburg; Rigid Economy, Except For Defense Promised

Fine Predicts Less Luxuries, Higher Taxes   Inaugural Speech Concerned With  National Crisis

Executive Asks Spartan Thrift  In Government   Shivering Crowd Sees Ex-Judge Inaugurated As Successor to Duff

GOVERNMENT HOLIDAYS Truman Approves Four Days for Christmas, Three for New Year's

Holidays Set Kor Employes  Of Government   Truman Approves Total Of Seven Days Off For Federal Workers

Threat Of A-Bomb Aids Allied Cause   Korean Reds Are Forced To Change Massed Tactics

TPT anePry   Joy Binrn warn   ”@ VIOLENT Npraerere   A-Bomb Aiding Yanks Without Being Used

‘A-Bomb Has Won a Victory in Reeriy 'Forcina-Reds-to-Chanae-Tactics —

East Germany Accepts Bid For Talks   Unity Proposal Of West Germany Gets Consideration

What Could City Planning 'Group Do for Le Mars ?   Service Club Heads Sponsor Big Public Meeting on Subject

HURRY 10 GET ‘NATO’ TROOPS READY TO USE   Plan Smaller Army, Equipped for Field, By Summer Months

lke’s Staff Told To Field Smaller  Army by Summer  Stress Quality Instead of Size  ar Pyefanca NilaAw

Most Business Building Halted for One Month   Each Structure Must Be Authorized by NPA Thereafter

CLAMP BAN ON CONSTRUCTION OF BUILDINGS   NPA MUST OKAY EACH STRUCTURE AFTER FEBRUARY 15

U.S, SLAPS BAN ON BUILDING OF STORES, CAFES   Curb Lasts Until Febru. ary 15; Then NPA To Allocate Go-Heads

New Business Building Bannet In NPA Order   One Month Freeze Placed On Construction

One Month Ban On Commercial Construction   After Feb. 15 Each New Structure Must Be Authorized by NPA

New Building For Businesses Is Restricted   Bon Ordered By NPA; Emergency Cases To Be Studied

Gov't Bans Construction  For A Month   ‘Order Applies To Starting of New Commercial Buildings; After Feb. 15 Each Must Be Approved,

Building Ban ls Ordered For 1 Month   NPA Issues Order To Save Materials Now Needed For Mobilization

Ban Is Placed On Construction  ' New Stores, Office Other Building Hit

STORE BUILDING BANNED FOR MONTH   Must Have Authorization From NP.A. After Feb, 15

30-Day Ban Put On U.S.  Construction Commercial Building  Frozen To Conserve Defense Materials

N.P.A. Bans Any Store Construction   Holiday Ordered Until February 15; Designed to Save Materials .

30 Day Construction Ban on Commercial Buildings Announced   After February 15 Private Commercial Structure Must be Authorized by NPA

NPA Clamps Building Ban As Of Saturday   Commercial - Type Construction Banned Until Feb. 15

Ban On Building Issued By NPA  Order Affects All Commercial Plans

New Buildings For Business . Hit By Freeze  Government Permit Will Be Required

New Business Construction Halied by U. §.   Federal Approval for Building Will Be Reauired After Feb. !

Ban Placed on Some Building   Stop Construction of Commercial Nature

U.S. Freezes Construction  Of Buildings   Ban Set Till Feb. 15 With N.P.A. Action Needed Thereafter

Construction Ban ls Clamped Down   Arguments on 18-year-old Draft And Russia’s War Debt Going on

Month Freeze. On Building s Put in Effect   Major Construction Is Ordered Halted; List. Covers Wide Field  Of Activity

 Government Clamps ThirtyDay Ban on Construction of New Commercial Structures  7

Private Building To Need Approval   Order Issued To Conserve Critical Materials

A Construction Freeze Ordered By Government   Thirty-day Ban  Includes Buildings To Be Erected for Business Purnacac

Nation Bans Building of New Stores  NPA Must OK Structures After Feb. 15

U.S. to Ban Building Of  New Stores   30-Day Freeze Applies To Ali Commercial Construction in U. S.

30-Day Ban is Clamped On New Building   Restriction On Commercial And Other Types Of Construction Appliec Until February 15

NPA Order In Effect Until Feb. 15   Authorization Of New Structures To Be Required

Edict Hits At Building By Industry   Business Constructior Barred for Month; Licenses Later.

Construction Ban Is Placed On Stores, Similar Buildings Until February 15 _

Authorization To Be Bas. ed on Defense Part, Public Health, Community Bardshios

U.S. Puts Freeze On New Buildings For Business Use   Construction Ban Until Feb.15 Hits  Only ‘Start’ Units

Building Ban Effective Now   All Commercial] Construction Barred Until February 15.

30-Day Freeze On Construction Of Business Firms   NPA To Control Commercial Building After Feb. 15; Save Materials for Mobilization

Ban Halts Business Building   After 30-Day Freeze New Construction Will Be Allowed Only Under Anthorization of NPA:

Rocket Research Paying Off In New Fantastic Guided Missles For U &.

Tax on Big Incomes Reaches Peak; Little Man Due for Additional Federal Levtes

Moreffi Death May Lead fo Scandal   New York News Says Could Explode Into Biggest Police Scandal In Years

Question Unions In Scott Field Building Costs   Report Government Threatens to Move Air Base

Building Costs Debate Plagues Scott Air Base   U. S. Engineer Corps Calls Union Officials  To Explain Position

Clay Predicts Many Civilian Shorfages By Last Of Year   More Cutbacks in Stee! Expected ln Late Quarters

Clay Leaves Post; Sees Shortages   Predicts Civilian Economy Will Be Hit “Hard, Heavy"

Clay Quitting. Sees Dearths   Shortages Coming, Civilians Warned

Clay Predicts Shortuge Of Civilian Goods To Hi Nation Hard This Year

Clay Forecasts Civilian Worries  Quits Defense Job; Labor Still Riled

Wilson's Top Aide Leaving ( apital Post   Cars. Refrigerators, Other Durables to Be Hit by Another 10%, Cut in Steel Supply

Gen. Clay Predicts Heavy Civilian Shortages Soon   General Leaves Mobilization Job To Return To Private Industry:-Sees More Steel: Cuts

Says Civilians to Feel Shortages   Clay Leaves Post as Wilson’s Mobilizer

General Clay Predicts Heavier Shortages to Hit Civilian — Economy in Latter Part of Year

Gen. Clay Sees Shortages Felt Late This Yea   Another Steel Cut May  Hit Many Manufacturers During Last Six Months

Clay To Return To Job With Continental Can   Leaves Mobilization Post, Predicts Shortages by Fall

Clay Predicts Shortages Lafe This Year   General Leaving Mobilization Job Under Wiison

Non-Defense Shortages Predicted   Gen. Clay Quits Defense Post, Mokes Forecast

Gen. Clay Quits ODM; Predicts Civilian Squeeze   Believes Shortages Will Hit ‘Hard ard Heavy’ Late in Year

Clay Predicts U. S. Will Be Hard Hit By Shortages Late This Year

Shortages to Hit Civilian Economy Hard, Clay States  Dinek U/sill Came  aban

Autos, Refrigerators, Other Durable Goods fo Be ‘HitHard   Retiring Official Says Steel and Other Metals Will Become Short at End of This Vanr: Car Markere Have Some Stockniles

Clay Predicts Shortages By Late This Year  General Leaves ODM ‘Post To- Return To “Private Business

GEN, CLAY SEES TIGHTER TIMES   Forecasts Shortages Wil] Hit Civilian. Economy Later In Year —~ Leaves Mobilization Joh.

CLAY RESIGNS; SAYS SHORTAGES WILL HURT U. S.    Leaves Mobilization Post With Prediction Civilians Will Feel Pinch.

Clay Warns Shortages to Hit Hard  Ekfact al Ciirste AU II   Effect of Cuts Will Be Felt Late This Year, He Asserts

Two Quit ODM Jobs   Clay and Weinberg Had Been Targets. ‘ Of Labor; Clay Sees Really Tough Shortage:

Shortage Is Seen For US   General Clay Predicts ‘Hard and Heavy’ Civil Cutbacks

Clay Foresees Heavy Cuts In Civilian Good:   Retiring Assistant Chiet Of Mobilization See: Need For Further Cuts In Certain Products

Clay Resigns From Mobilization Job   VAM RRR EE SUR  Official Predicts Heavy Shortages Selous Waow ta olc.

Civilian Goods To Get Scarce Late This Year   Country's Economy Undergoing Changes With Mobilization

Says Shortages Will Hit Civilians Hard Late in ‘51   Gen. Clay. Leaving Mobilization Job, Makes Prediction.

Freight Derailed at Stevens Point   No One Injured as Box Cars Pile Up

HUTTIG TO RESIGN DEMOCRATIC POS’   Chairman of State Committee Confirms Reports He Will Quit at Farly Date.

Sixteen Killed In Four Plane Crashes In Day  Huae Bomber Stribec   Huge Bomber Strikes Homes In Denver In One Of Wrecks

AIR MISHAP KILLS 16   , AIR MISHAP KILLS 16  Inquiry Launched in B-29 Crash

ClO Refuses To Discuss AFL Merger  Will Not Forfeit Any Rights, Murray  Gave at (‘'anmvanthan

CIO Rejects Merger Plan   Green’s Proposal Draws Quick Reply As Murray Opens Convention

MURRAY SPURNS BID OF AFL TO TALK OF MERGER   Says Craft Union Group *Wants to “Swallow”: CIO

CIO President Murray Flatly Rejects AFL Mercer Under Terms Offered

CIO Rejects Merger Bid   Murray Won't ‘Forfeit Union Rights to AFL Terms

ClO REJECTS MERGER BID   Murray Opens Convention With Blast At  Green

Baptists Recall Invitation to Florida Governor Who Renamed Sheriff

Graduate Cente Plan Turned Down By ASIC   Racial Issue Brought Up By Board Of Conway School

Four Workers Die In Blast   Seneca, Ill., Plant Scene Of Explosion

Dupont Unit Explodes In Illinois City   Three Miraculously Survive Blast Felt Over 20-Mile Area

Powder Plant Blast Kills 4   7 Have Miraculous Escape, Area Shaken

AWAITS ORDERS TO ATTACK  Kgyptian Field Marshal Warns British Of Impending Bloodshed

Egypt's Secret Armies ‘Ready’   Underground Set To Attack British

Jubilant Republicans Had Fine ‘Victory Meeting”’   Praise For Leadership From Coroner-Elect Ferris — Majority Causes Enthusiasm — Annual Children’s _ : Xmas Partv On December 8th

Se Ce ita eet ere Cee net See coe  LEADESHIP PRAISED AT VICTORY MEETING   Republicans of Co. Gather at Meeting of Loyal Republican Club   NEARLY 500 ATTEND

Remedy for Illinois Feud  i i WT nocd: Titi. Mimdenl als at & Geo:

Body Returned to Fayette County °°. ——  Brother of. Murderes Man Sees Execution

Parties Line Up For Variff Battle  Two Sides Fighting Over Oldest Issue

BUCKS COUNTY HAS CHAPTER OF - JR. HISTORIANS   Operating Group Small But Active at George School   OTHERS INTERESTED   Two Other Chapters Were Active But Then Discontinued

Educators Praise This Paper’s Efforts To Get Local History Text Books

CITY FIGHTS DAMAGE SUITS OVER SEWAGE    Counet! Appropriates Funds, Engages Counsel; Discusses New Plant.

CITY FIGHTS DAMAGE SUITS OVER SEWAGE   Council ‘Kppropriotes” Funds, - Engages’ Counsel; Dis- Oo cusses New Plant:

Churchill Expected To Win Election   Tories Thought Likely To Get 35-Seat Marain

BRITONS VOTE THURSDAY; SEE — TORY VICTOR’   Polls Show Churchill Likel) To Return To Power.

THE FATEFUL DAY   35 Million Britons Are Registered to Vote Tomorrow

Churchill Is Favored As Britain Vote:  Socialism, Nation’s   Socialism, Nation’s Place In World Are Two Main Issues

Churchill Is Picked To Win In England   Conservative Party Expected To Return ™\T™, Power There

35,000,000 Eligible to Vote in British Election   Experiment in Socialism and England's Place in the World Big Issues

Churchill’s Conservatives Favored To Win Election In Britain By More Than 35 Seats

Pre-Election Polls Predict Churehill Win   Socialism, War Big Issues in Voting Thursday

Tory Vietory F orecast In. British Vote.   Conservatives Slated. To Gain, Majority’ Tn “Parliamentary Seats”

Britain's Election Campaign Ends Tonight With Socialism and Place in World Principal Issues

POLLS FAVOR CHURCHILL AN BRITISH RACE   Liberal Party May Help Swing Power Away From Attlee

Conservatives Given 6 Te I ChanceTo Win Tory. Victory Would Return ‘Winnie’ As Prime Minister

Two Issues Put To Test In Britain   Election Campaign Ends; Churchill’s Party Is Favored

Socialism. Place in World Critical Issues in British Election Thursday

British Citizens fo Vote Thursday   Socialism, Place in World Affairs, Issues

Public Opinion Favors Churchill And Conservatives In British Election; 35 Million Go To Polls Thursday

Crucial Vote In England On Thursday   Bitter Campaign Ends Tonight In Great Britain

Britain Waits Thursday Vote  Churchill’s Party  Remains Favorite

British Ready For Election  Observers Forecast Victory for Churchill

Britains Will Go To Polls On Thursday   Conservatives Are Expected To Oust The Labor Party

British Campaigt Closes Tonight   Foreign Policy And Socialism Are Big Issues In Voting

Polls Show Churchill Victory   Liberals Expected To Cast Vote On Conservative Side

35-Million Britons Eligible For Thursday Election.   ESE ly SEE ee  Place In World And Socialism Experiment Main Icscnec

ELECTION CAMPAIGN ENDS  Odds 6 To 1 For Conservative Win Returning Winston Churchil

—35,000,000 WILL VOTE— _ Socialism At Crossroads  As Britons Go To Polls

Election Drive Ends Tonight In England   Final Campaign Focussed On Two Critical Issues

ee nal  Conservatives Favored  In British V ote Thursday   Odds Put At 6 To 1 As Churchill Declares Peace t. The ‘Last Prize I Have To Win’

Voters From Registered Electorate Of 35,000,000 to Cast Ballots In Britain

British Vote Hangs On Two Main Issues   Experiment in Socialism, Place in World Facing Threat Of War; Huge Vote Expected in Critical Election Thursday

British Vote Thursday; See Tory Victory      alion Faces Critical Issues of Socialism and Specter of War

Churchill Is Favored Over Attlee   Two Critical Issues Face Voters Going To Election Polls; 35 Million Voters

Election Campaign In Britain  a ‘Tre a i  ‘nding With Words For Peace

BETTING O0D3 FAVOR WINNIE WITH O-1 EDGE   Famous Briton Says He Wants to Help Prevent Worle War Ill.

TWO CRITICAL ISSUES  British Voters Go to Polls Thursday: Winnie Favored

Churchill Favored To Win In England   Coaservative Victory Almeast Certain With Winnie Ingtalled-As 6 Po 7 Favorite

World Relations, Socialism Are Prime Issues in Britain's Election

Voters Scan Socialism And Clouds Of War   All Polls Favor Conservatives Led By Churchill To Overthrow Attlee

Decision Reached According To Report to Stop Advance at That Point in Korea Conflict

ppeek New Basis For Efforts ‘Peace Settlement Talks Seen In Some Quarters

Report ULN, Will Halt At  Former Line   Washington Hears Of Plan To Stop At 38th Parallel For Possible Diplomatie Settlement

U. S. Indicated Ready to Keep Way Onen for Dinlomatic Settlement

Yield Point On Korea    UN Reported Ready Tc Stop at 38th Parallel To Aid Peace Efforis -

Japan Must Decide On Own Future, Dulles Say:   U.N. Forces May Stop Drive Upon Reaching 38th Parallel

UN Forces May Halt Short of 38th Parallel For Possible Settlement

Decision To Halt United Nations Forces Short of Parallel Reported In Capital

WAY KEPT OPEN FOR PEACE TALK   Revorted Decision To Malt ULS. Korees Short Of 88th Parallel Poits ‘fo Diplomatic Methods.

Wiat About Super Bombs?  Dont Be Misled By Wiid Talk Ot 'Suner-Super’ Bombs

What’ About Super  Bombs?  7 pow 'y BE MISLED BY WILD TALK - x  OF “SUPER-SUPER BOMBS”

What About Super Bombs?  DON'T BE MISLED BY WILD TALK OF “‘SUPER-SUPER BOMBS"

Sunken British Sub Located: Some Of 75 Crewmen Alive  ~ Found In Channel At Depth Of 198 Fas...   Messages Intercepted

SOME OF CREW BELIEVED ALIVE   (Telegraphic Messages  Are Picked Up

Supersonic Messages Heard From Craft 198 Feet Down; Rescuers Must Work Fast —

Some Sull Live in Trapped Submarine; Ships Speed to Rescue Survivors Today

«= Hopes Rising - Some Sub Men Still Are Alive   Ships Gather For Huge Rescue Effort

MISSING BRITISH SUB LOCATED AT 198-FOOT DEPTH   Some of :75 Men Aboard the ” Affray Alive, Admir- . alty Reports   {MESSAGES FAINT   Survivors May Use ‘Escape Suits’ to Reach Surface, Rescuers Say

Sunken British Sub  Found in Channel  Ships Connerge To Rescue 75 At Bottom of Sea, 198 Feet Down

‘Rescue Ships At Scene, Hope to Get 75 Men Out Alive   Sonic Telegraph Marks Location and That Crew Is Livine

Signals Indicate  _ Some of 7 Alive   ‘Affray? Is 198 Feet Down In Enelish Channel

75 Britons On Craft Crippled 198 Ft. Below   Vessels Rush  Rescue Operation

Other Subs Discover Sunken Affray After Supersonic Messages; Divers Con Reach Hull

SUNKEN BRITISH’ SUBMARINE HAS: “LIFE ON BOARD:   Craft Found At Bottom Of English Channel In 33 Fathoms   * HAD BEEN MISSING ON TRAINING TRIP

MURPHY READY TO INVESTIGATE U. $. SCANDALS   New York Jurist Will Be Responsible Only To President   GIVEN FREE HAND IN CURBING CORRUPTION

Murphy Selected To Head Cleanup   F. ederal Judge. Accepts. Assignment F rom T ruman. to - Sweep Wrongdoers From Federal Government

Free Hand IsPledged By Truman   ‘Jurist Responsible Only To President In Landucting Prahy

Free Hand Giver Veteran Jurist n His ‘Purge   Non-Partisan Group To Act Against All Betraying Trusts

Murphy Accepts Job To Direct Truman Cleanup   Gets Free Hand To Tackle Fight On Corruption

President’s Cleanup Job Accepted  By Murphy.   Federal Judge  To Get Free “Hand In Government Corruption Probe

Report Murphy To Head Cleanur For President  Expect Trumen Toe   Expect Truman To Make Announcement Of Appointment Today  Ry PBARERT @ asiwrens

Cleanup Job  Accepted By Tom Murphy He Will Direct  Nonpartisan L nit

Jurist May Direct Cleanup In Government   Truman Expected  To Name Murphy As Chief Prober

New York Federal Judge, An Old Hand at Investigations, Will Have Free Hand to Fight Corruption.

INVESTIGATOR TO BE GIVEN ~ FREE HAND   Non-Partisan Commission To Be Organized  Will Take Action Against All Public Officials Who Betray Trust

Murphy Takes Over ‘Clean-Up’ Spot in Anti-Scandal Drive   Crusading Federal Judge. Will Take Action Against Trust-Betraying Officials

Murphy Takes Job To Clean  ( D Government   Prosecutor of Hiss To Have Free Hand— Truman Boards Yacht  To Plan Housecleaning

Federal Judge Murphy Has Taker Assignment From President to Conduct Federal Housecleaning

Judge To Head Non-Partisan Commission  Jurist Old Hand At Investigations

Murphy Will Wield Clean-up Broom   Federal Judge Accepts Truman Assignment, Gets Free Hand

Murphy To Guide  Housecleaning  Famed Investigator Takes Job Of Sweeping Out Wronedoers

judge Murphy Heads Truman ‘Cleanup’ Drive  Chosen to Act Against All Who Betray Trust

Hiss Prosecutor Will Seek Out Corruption   Will Direct Non-Partisan Commission Designed To Take Action Against Officials * “ho Betray Their Trusts

Murphy Will Head Attack On Seandals   New Yorker to Clean Up Govt. With Non-Partisan Commission

JUDGE TO LEAD DRIVE TO WIPE GUT CORRUPTION   Prosecutor Of Alger Hiss To Get Free Hand In Directing Action Against  Wrongdoers. 

Ex-Prosecutor Expected To Get Free Hand   Drive on Officials Who Corrupt Trust Awaits Formal Word

Murphy Accepts Probe Job   Prosecuted Hiss, Now Assigned by HST To Sweep Wrongdoers Out of Government

Cleanup Jok Is Accepted By Murphy   Judge to Sweep Wrongdoers Out Of Government

Murphy Takes Assignment From Truman   Will Head Special Non-Partisan Group

NOTED JURIST GIVEN FREE HAND  Murphy Accepts Job Of Heaaing HST's Federal ‘House Cleaning

Judge Murphy To Head HST's Cleanup Job   Veteran Investigator Accepts Assignment To Oust Wrongdoers From U. S. Governmen

President Names Judge CleanupHead   Thomas Murphy To Head Commission To Purge Scandal

Murphy Takes Clean-Up Task   Accepts Assignment To Get Wrongdoers Out Of Government

Cleanup Job Goes To Murphy  Nonpartisan Commission to Take Action

Truman's Assignment  Accepted by Murphy  Federal Judge Heads Commission

Democrat Gets  A ‘Free Hand’   Formal Notice Ot Selection Not Yet Given

Murphy Accepts Assignment to Clean-Up Agency   Given Free Hand To Decide Action To End Scandals

Murphy Will Direct Check To Sweep Out Wrongdoers   New York Judge Gets Free Hand To Handle Job

Truman Hands Murphy Broom   Old Hand At Investigatior Given Job of Sweeping Wrongdeers From Government

Reports Say Hoover Also in Key Role ~  Murphy Takes Truman ‘Cleanup Job

Announcement Of Appointment Still Unofficial   FBI May Be Called On To Aid Group In Housecleaning

Man W Who Proseciited Hiss Accepts. Truman Appointment . fen  Murphy To Direct Cleanup

Judge Murphy Chosen to Clean Up Government   Jurist Gets Free Hand to Direct Job As He Sees Fit

Murphy Will Aid Troman In Fight On Wrongdoers   en -Partisan Commission _Te Take Action Against “ Eering Pablic Officials

Cleanup Job Accepted By Murphy  Federal Judge Will Head Group To Oust Guilty

JUDGE MURPHY HEADS JOB OF HOUSECLEANING   Hiss Prosecutor to Direct Commission on Gov't Scandals.

Judge Accepts Truman Offer   Will Direct Cleanup Job in Administration

Non-Partisan Commission Also to Give Protection To Upright Office Holders

Expect Murphy Naming Today   Jurist Will Direct Government Cleanup

Accepts Job of Sweeping Out At Trust Betrayers   President Assigns Hiss Prosecutor. —

Report Murphy Has Accepted Cleanup T ask   Will Direct Non-Partisar Commission for Tay Investigation

—CLEAN-UP_—Murphy To Investigate Corruption   Named To Post B President Tremumean

Murphy Accepts Job of Sweeping Out Corruption   Prosecutor of Hiss to Be Given Free Hand in Clean-Up Drive

Cleanup Job Goes To Mu rph y   Undisclosed Source Says Judge Has Accepted Big Assignment by Truman

Murphy Named For Cleanup   President Chooses Experienced Jurist To Halt Wrongdoing

Housecleaning Job Accepted By N. Y. Judge   Murphy To Direet NonPartisan Commission To  Probe Wronadoers

Murphy Given Clean-Up Task By Mr. Truman   Judge Accepts Job ~ Of Running Crooks Out Of Government

Federal Judge Will Get Free Hand on Task   Prosecutor of Hiss Plans Investigating Official Corruption

Fime Running Out  —— nes ae  Hiss’ Prosecutor To Take Truman Housecleanine Toh

Federal Judge Named to Head Scandals Probe   Commission to Take Action Against Office 'Wrongdoers’

Probe Of Beef Prices Starts   OPS To Investigate Black Market Charges

'o Probe Beef Black Market  DiSalle Seeks To   DiSalle Seeks To Halt Price Chiselers

Acheson Asks ‘Uncrippled’  Trade Renewal   Secretary Attacks GOP Proposals To Limit Old Treaty

ACHESON ASKS RENEWAL OF FOREIGN TRADE ACT   Urges Elimination of Crippling Changes As Means of Building Unity in Free World

Acheson Urges 3-Yr. Extension  ‘For Trade Aci   Congress Asked To Make 'No Crippling Changes; Seen World Unity Aid

Acheson Asks Extension Of  Trade Rules  Reciprocal Law Aimed At Lower World Barriers

Tariff Batile Touched Off Again In Hous   Acheson Launches Drive To Continue Truman’s Powers

Secy. Acheson Asks Congress Renew Reciprocal Trade Act Unchanged

Price Hikes Add To Defense Costs   10 Billions More Needed, Mahon Savs

Defense Progran May Add Huge © Sum For It  Ten Billio Be Abe cked On

Cape Girardeau Awaits Final Flood Area Swipe   Only Major City Without Levee Protection Set for River Crest

Voluntary Code For Newspaper Security Urged  Commerce Secretary   Commerce Secretary Says Vital News Should Be~Secret

ELKTON NEWSMEN ARE BARRED BY COUNCIL   Town Council Miffed Oyer Publi cation Of News Of ’ Weetings

Allies. Issue Ultimatum   “Reds Told: Negotiate Or Face New UN Assaul

Sound Front For Both Aim, Ridgway Says   Spirit Of Give And Take Pledged By UN But Reject Red Bid

PRINGESS ATTENDS HUGE RECEPTION   ELIZABETH SHAKES HANDS WITH HUNDREDS AT PARTY IN WASHINGTON,

Official Washington Turns Out to Greet Princess, . Duke on Whirlwind Tour

Princess, Duke Shake 1,500 Hands In 2 Hours As They Meet Official Washington

WASHINGTON BIG wigs WELCOME ROYAL COUPLE   Elizabeth And Philip Shake 1,500 Hands At Embassy Reception   VISIT ARLINGTON AND MOUNT VERNON

Princess Elizabeth and Philip Shake 1,500 Hands at Huae British Embassy Reception

Royal Couple Meets Many In Washington   Elizabeth and Philip Shake 1,500 Hands in  Two Hours at Embassy

Tax Bill Wins In Committee  Oleo Killed   Senate Finance Group Gives Okay, Final Vote Delayed

Income Tax Bill Wins Committee Approval   Vote in Harrisburg Is Put Off Until Next Week; House Gets Another Vote Due to  . Amendments bv Senate.

Bank Bandits Stage Holdup \Near Newark   Only Coins Obtained At Kirkersville; ’ Pluded Roadblock

Hotel Gives Bing The Bum’s Rush,  Bellhop ‘Saves’ Unkempt Crooner

WAIT ‘TIL HOPE HEARS   Swank Hotel Snubs Der Bingle, ‘cause ‘He Looked Like Bunt

SELECT NURSE SLAYER JURORS   Teen-Aged Defendants Watch Proceedings Unmoved

IKE CALLED BY TRUMAN FOR TALKS   General to Fly Home; No Emergency Is Involved, White House Says.

IKE FLYING HOME TO CONFER WITH TRUMAN   Talks To Deal With Supreme Allied Commard North Atlantic Defenses

Ike Flies To Visit  Truman   Will Discuss Matters Affecting His North Atlantic Command, Announcement States

‘Ike’ Flying Home To Talk fo Truman, Defense Officials   Not An Emergency) Despite Sudden Arranaqements

IKE TO RETURN BY PLANE 10 GIVE DEFENSE REPORT   General Will Confer With Truman and Others—White  House Says No “Emergency” Is Involved,   TRIP THIS WEEK-END ARRANGED SUDDENLY   Gillette Doubts Commander Will Ask to be Relieved of  ) Military Job to Run for President,

Ike Making Flying Trip To America   But the White House Declares “No Emergency” Is Involved.

No Mention Of Politics At Capital   General Expected Te Con fer With GOP Leuders While in U. &

Ike Will Fly To U. S. Soon For Meetings   Supreme Commander Leaves Friday For Talks With Nation’s Leaders

Ike Flying Home for Talk With President   Not An Emergency, White House Says

Ike to Fly Home For Policy Talks   White House Says General to Confer With Truman, Other Top Men

TRUMAN CALLS IKE HOME FOR CONFERENCE:   “Emergency,” Politics  Not Involved, Says White House

Ike Flying Home tor  Top Talks   President Truman Calls General Back, States No Emergency Involved

Fisenhower Flying Home For Conference   Ike Will Meet With President Truman and Others

Eisenhower Summoned Io Washington   “No Emergency’ Is * White House Word On General's Trip

IKE HOME FOR “CONFERENCE”   “Emergency,” Politics Not Involved, Says White House

Eisenhower to Return to U.S.   Conferences Planned With Truman, Official:

Eisenhower Home for Conferences This Week-End   No Emergency Believed Involved Though Trip Was Not Expected.

isenhower to Fly Home This Weekend to Confer With Truman, Others

No Emergency Involved Says President's  Press Chief   Meetings WithTopOfficials Set for Monday, Tuesday

Eisenhower Flying Home For Parley  To Confer About West’s Defenses;

Ike fo Come Home fo Talk To Officials   General Will Confer With Truman and Othe Top Men in Capital This Weekend

News of The Visit A Surprise  General Plans To Leave From Paris Friday

‘Ike’ ‘Coming For ea   General Flying Home to Confer With Truman, High Officials

Truman Plans  Talk With Ike   No Political Iniplications White House Declares

lke Returning At Truman's Bid For Conference   White House Silent © On Political Angles; Duff Plans Talks

"SUMMONED.  Atlantic   Defense  Is Topic :   NO EMERGENCY, ‘SHORT EXPLAINS

Decision Apparently Sudden But White House Declares No Emeraency Is Involved

Eisenhower To Aly Home This Weekend  Reports To Truman On Europe Defense

Tke To Fly Home For Weekend Visit At HST’s Request   No Emergency Involved. General Will Report On Furope

Fisenhower Flying Back To U. S.Bla Sor Conferences Over Week End Stor

lke Gaming Back For Te Weekend   He May Be Asked if He'll Be Candidate

EISENHOWER TO CONFER MONDAY WITH TRUMAN   General Suddenly Called  Home From Europe By President   NO EMERGENCY HAS © ARISEN, SHORT SAYS

Murphy to Reject Offer of US Job   New York Police Boss Not Interested

MURPHY TO DECLINE FEDERAL POSITION   Sew York Police Commissioner Sought As Price Control En forcement Officer

Murphy May Refuse Price Appoinimen   Trumon Wants New York Police Commissioner To Take Job

Price Control Job Doesn't Tempt Murphy  Says He Wants To Stick With Job as Police Commissioner

Murphy Turns Down  Price Control Job  Obligation To Fulfill In New York

Murphy Hints He'll Decline Price-Cop Job   Police Commissioner Favors N. Y. Post, Contrary to Truman

Mob Violence ls Flaring In Panama City   More Than 100 Are Injured; Demand President Resign

MANY HURT IN PANAMA RIOTS   People Protest Scrapping Of Constitution By  President

At Least 111 Hurt As Riots Spread In Panama City  retire y-aner ti  oe Pa i ao

RIOTERS SEEK QVERTHROW OF PANAMA CHIEF   Arias Cabinet Group Reported Fleeing; Streets Blocked

Panama Mob Riots Against President  Drastie Edict Of Arias. Protested

Panama City Mob Riots In Streets: Revolt Threatens  Constitutional! Thi nmete   Constitutional Dispute Results In Demands  For New Ruler

 DEAD, 112 HURT IN PANAMA RIOTS   Anti - Arias: Mobs Demand Ouster for Move to Abolish Constitution

Harriman Hits  tran Brick Wall   Officials In Dispute Refuse To Budge

Rep. Barden Sees Defeat For Power Appropriation   Proposed Construction Of Power Lines Would Include Rocky Mount: House Cuts Out Funds

Barden Predicts Defeat For Fund:   Sees No Hope For Appropriation For Transmission Lines

Still Wants Brannan Plan   Truman Urges Solons To Vote Subsidy Method for Farm Price Aid

Brannan Plan Is Revived   Direct Subsidy Payments Is Urged By Truman

Truman Revives  UU Wisswis suw  Brannan’s Plan  Subsidy Proposal Given Congress

remnan Subsidy Progr Revived By ike President  Cost to Government  Might Be Low in  View of Increased Defense Poemancle

Vehicle Inspection And Fairground Building To Get Close Scrutiny By General Assemblymen This Week

Dodgers, Giants in Playoff   Rivals Meet in Three Game Series To Decide National League Pennant

Prober Sent By Senators To Air Base   Morse Charges Attempt To Alibi by Air Force On Lackland Field.

Bradley Offers: Grim. Corina On Red Trend Without U.S. Leadershin

Newspaperman Named Senator   Democrat Blair Moody, 49,  Sueceeds Vandenberg

Capital Correspondent For Detroit Paper Has “No. Political” Party   iBlair Moody, However, Admits Adherence Tx Democratic Principles After Accepting; Was Dark Horse for Michigan Plum

Young Newsinali Becomes Senator   Has Ne Politics. Says Michigan Appointee

Vandenberg's. Successor Is Pro-Fair Deal   New Senator, A Newspoperman, Says He Has No Political Party

Vandenberg’s Post  To Newspaperman  Blair Moody Named; Denies Political Ties

Newsman to Succeed Vandenberg   Blair Moody, Appointee, Belongs to No Political Party.

Vegetable Plant Yields Blood Plasma Substitute   Powdered Okra Used Successfully in Dogs, Naw Reina Purified for Trial on Humans

Senator Sees ‘Break’ Soon In Stoppage   Humphrey Declares Settlement Near As More Men Come Back

Workers Back At Work In  Some Centers   Motor Carriers Handle Many Essential Jobs For The Goevrnment

Scheduled Conference Called Off   Sen. Humphrey Says ‘Situation May Be  Ironing Itself Out’; ... Some Workers Back

Order Trucks Tc Give Priority To Vital Goods   Switchmen Start To Return To Work In New York Area

Rail Strike Settlement Reported Near   Government, Meanwhile, Orders Truckers to Give Priority to Mails, Military

BACK-10-WORK MOVEMENT STARTS   — Walkout Is Over In N. Y., Other Cities  RETURN   Follows Appeal By Wilson: Cleveland And Chicago Still Tied Up

Week Long Tieup Ends In New York   Switchmen Back On Job in Big Eastern Cities

Back-fo-Work Movement Seen Gaining Speed   Senate Committee Talk with Truman Cancelled Suddenly

Railroad Strike Seen Imminent Senator Humphrey Make:  Statement As Some Switchmen Go To Work

NO CHANGE IN CLEVELAND Train Service Restored In New York Area As  Switchmen Return

Senator Humphrey Says. He Has Good Cause Think Situation Soon to End

7 PERSONS HURT IN TORNADO THAT HITS TWO STATES   Twister Bounces Into Southern Illinois After Roaring Through Cottonlands Near Parma, Mo.   HARDEST BLOW DEALT CAMPBELL HILL, ILL   Property in Business District Heavily Damaged — Communications Knocked Out  as Poles Topple.

Kohler Opposes Spending Plans   ‘Use Funds Available For Civil Defense’

Sen. Taft Says He Believes Truman Will Not Run Again   BLASTS ADMINISTRATION

Taft Says Truman Administration Is ‘Morally Bankrupt   Senator Answers President's Defense Of His Associates

Taft Claims Trumanites’  Morals Low   Ask Probe Of Promotion For President's Physician

Taft Accuses   ‘Morally Bankrupt, Has Lost People’s Confidence,’ Solon Says

Taft C harges Moral Bankruptcy; Presid ent Leaves Verdict To History, Defends Aides

Truman Forces Lashed By Taff   Says Administration Js ‘Morally Bankrupt’

Taft Says Truman Administration Is "Morally Bankrupt” and Has Lost Confidence of People -

Sen. Taft Blasts — Administration   Declares People Have Los! Confidence In Set-Up

Taft Says Truman Administration Is Morally Bankrupt: Asks Change

Taft Sees Moral ‘Bankruptcy’ In Administration  Aides Are Honorable Men. Truman Insists

Taft on Southern Speaking Tour ° Says Administration Is Morally Bankrupt

President Defends Aids ‘TattSays Truman Setu Pp Is ‘Morally Bankrupt’

Taft Charges National Faith In HST Gone   Administration, Seen ; As Morally Bankrupt By Republican Leader

Bitter Criticism Fired at Truman   ‘Moral Bankruptcy’ Charged by Toft

Taft Blasts   ‘Government   Administration Hit As Morally Bankrupt

Taft: Govt. Bankrupt in Moral Tone   Bob Replies to Trumar Claim of Honorable Men in Regime.

Taft Charges ‘Truman Regime  Morally Bankrupt   Keating Asks Inquiry Into Nomination  Of Physician

Taft Blasts Morality Of “Pai air Deal”   Calls Administration “Morally Bankrupt” : Starts Tour of South

Administration Has Lost Public Confidence--T att   “Morally Bankrupt.” Is His Charge Against _ Truman Regime

Administration Is ‘Bankrupt’ Morally: Taft   Ohio Republican Senator Says Public Has Lost Confidence In Human Policy In General

‘Morally Bankrupt’ Administration Has Lost Confidence Of People, Sen. Taft Says In Reply To Truman

Moral Bankrupt Tag Applied to Administration  Taft Makes Charge Following Truman’s Defense of Aides

2 Is Open Season on Bachelors Hunting Begins  With Naming of "10 Most Wanted’

BUILDING PERMITS IN 1951 A RECORD  aura le 1A ARA AAA iis   Marin Figure Is $10,000,000 Worth Of Homes—Representing 6.000 New Racidens

BUILDING PERMITS IN 1951 A RECORD   Marin Figure Is $10,000,000 Worth Of Homes—Representing 6.000 New Racidante

Capture Yangyang, 3 Coastal Villages   Gls Batter Chinese Division in West, Close in on 3 Trapped Red Battalions

Father, Daughter Die at Mondamin  » Perish as Fire = +  Ries Specs ad

OFFICE TOLURE: NEW INDUSTRIES.   Governor Favors Establish ment Of Bureau Under  State Auspices

Atom Flash Seen in Four States   Test Blast In Desert Jars Countryside

Blast Rocks  F our States   Explosion Emanates From Atomic Range

ATOM EXPLOSION FELT AND HEARD IN FOUR STATES   Hundreds See Flash as Ex_ periment Is Carried Out in Vast, Desolate Nevada Desert,   WITNESS DECLARES GROUND RUMBLED   Truck Driver Says Brillian White Glare Rose High in Air and Was Topped by Red Glow.

‘Tickling the Dragon's Tail’  Flash from A-Bomb Test Viewed Miles From AEC Station

Atomic Test Blast in Nevada Felt And Seen by Persons in 4 States

Blast Jar Felt For 175 Miles   Brilliant Flash Seen And Heard By The Populace In Four States

Sunburst-Like Blast Heralds A-Bomb Tests   4 Mystery Surrounds : : Desert Expériments; * Heard In’Four States

US. ‘Tickles’ A-Bomb In Nevada Tests   Blast Felt 175 Miles From Base Of Periodic Tests

‘QUITE A TICKLE Atomic Blast Felt Over Four States As ‘Test Run’ Held

BRILLIANT ‘SUNBURST’ EFFECT SEEN AFTER NEW TEST EARLY SATURDAY  Atomic Blast In Nevada Felt In Four States

‘Sunburst-Like’” Blast Lights Up Nevada Desert In Another Mystery Test of Atom Commission

 Sunburst-Like Blast Visible for Long Distance  As Scientists Make Tests on Nevada Range

BRITAIN NEARS CRISIS POINT   Labor Party Is Confident Of Bevan, Wilson

KKKKKS SOLDIER WHO BROUGHT BROTHER'S BODY HOME MISSING IN KOREA NOW

Italy's Treaty Limits Waived  Government Is Free  Fo Build Up Army

Italian Treaty Restrictions  Eased By Big 3   Limitations On Armed Forces One Of Clauses Waived

Big Three Says Italy Can Arm   Restrictive Clauses In Treaty Are Being Waived.

Lenten Guideposts   Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith  Non-Delinquents. We

Guardsmen Will Escort General From State Line      . Milwaukee Police Plan to Handle Crowd of Million Persons

Huge Escort Set for MacArthur  Police, Guard, Kohler to Be at State Line

One-Man Control Of RFC Approved   Influence Probers Push Investigation

MacArthur Report Leaves. Congress ‘With Barrel Of Controversy To Empty

Agenda Gets OK of Envoys   Delegates Set Procedure for Armistice Talks

MANY PROBLEMS TO BE SOLVED IN THE FUTURE   Neutral Buffer Zone First On the List In Cease-Fire Talks

Completion Of Truce Agenda ls Announced  Still Many Problems Involved Before Cease-Fire Agreama

Worker Confesses Setting Five Fires  Damage Estimate Runs over $175,000)

Confesses He Set Five Fires  Youth Held After Series Of Fires  In Michigan Town

Escape After Overpowering Jailer in Oklahoma Two Tough Texas Brothers Believed Eluding Capture By Touring West In Stolen Ambulance

meweresin Believed Used By Fugitives   Tough Texans, Escapees From Oklahoma Jail, Suspected of Theft of Funeral Home Car

Tough Brothers Flee From Jail  Texas Robbers Take Off In Ambulance

‘NO FOOD, LITTLE CLOTHING  Nurse Survives 13 Days  In Smoky Mountain Wilds

ene, Walked In Circles Missing Nurse Is Founc After Wandering 15 Day:

Nurse Tells Fabulous Tale of Wandering — 13 Davs Without Food in Mountain Wilds

Hurse Spends Two Weeks in Fasting Welks Out of Mountain  Wilderness in Good Candies

Young Nurse, Missing Two i} ‘oka Without Food.Found SatelIn Mountain W iderness

Young Nurse Found After Wandering For 13 Days in Wild Smoky Mountains

Cease-Fire Order Is Appeasement Of Reds: Taft   Prefers Withdrawal Of Yank Troops to Accepting Proposal

Taft Brands U.N. Plan As Appeasement   Would Rather See Yanks Out Than Te Accept Cease-Fire

Quit-Rorea Pleas Add To Foreign Policy Confusion   Tait Blasts UN Cease-Fire Plan

Taft Hits Offer As Appeasement  Korea Withdrawal Demands Pile Up

UN Cease Fire Order Disliked By Senator Taft  -QOhioan Calls Offer “‘Appeasement;’ Say: He’d Rather See Ou: Forces Leave Korea

Taft Labels U.N. Cease-Fire Plan ‘Complete Appeasement’   Several Sclons Want U.S. Troops Token Out of Korea

NSLI Dividend Size To Be Told   Payments Start Probably in March

TOSS C PLAYOFF GAMES   Arrange Games To Settle Possible American League Tieup

Atom Test Blast Shakes Nevada Like Earthquake   Heaviest of Four  Test Explosions ee age Py. ee Se

Atomic Blast, 4th in Week, Rocks Las Vegas With Earthquake Force

Atomic Blast Rocks Las Vegas With Earthquake Force: Buildings Shake

Fourth Atomic Test In Week Rocks Las Vegas; Explosion  Strongest In Sector So Far

Atomic Blast Feels Like An “Earthquake’’  Flash Is Visible 300 Miiles Away, At Los Angeles

Fourth Blast At Las Vegas Heaviest Yet   phlash Seen 425 Miles Away; First Damage Reported; Even Gamblers Pause

Las Vegas Feels Largest A-Blast   Heaviest of Four Rocks City, Blows in Swingina Doors

 —NEW ATOMIC EXPLOSION— _ ‘Just Like Earthquake, B last Observers Report

Fourth Atomic Blast Rocks Las Vegas Like Earthquake   Flash From Explosion Visible 300 Miles Away; Players In Gambling Clubs Stop For Minute Or Two, So Strong Was Jolt.

New Atomic lest Rocks Las Vegas   Fourth Blast in a Week Hits With Force of Earthquake

Fourth Atomic Test Blast Felt  Today’s Explosion ‘Said Heaviest Yet

Las Vegas Is. Really Shaken   New Actomic Test Rocks Buildings; Flash Visible is Les Angafes, 300 Miles  Away

New Atomic Test Rocks Las Vegas   Flash Was Visible 300 Miles Away.

Heaviest Atomic Test Rocks Las Vegas   Concussion Breaks Store Pane; Jars Town Like Earthquake

Killed Greenfield Mother Who Would Not Give Him Gas  Officers Report  Caonfeccinn by   Officers Report Confession by Max B. Martin, 28

Accuses Reds Of Mass Murder Of Prisoners   Staff Officer Says Number Reported Is Exaggerated

Number Killed May Be Smaller   Shows How Far Reds Will Go to End Democracy

Gen. Ridgway Confirms Red Mass Murder      UN Chief Accases Enemy Of Slaying Prisoners Of War

Several Formally Accuse Reds Of Mass Killings   Staff Officer Says Reported Figures Were Exaggerated

Gen. Ridgway Makes First Comments   Aide Says Hanley Figures Appear To Be Exaggerated

Ridgway Says Report on Mass Murders of UN  Prisoners Exaggerated

Gen. Ridgway Confirms Red War Murders   However, Aide Says’ Number Slain May Be Exacvcerated Same

Aide Says 8th Army Reports of 6270 Americans Slain Appears Exaggerated

CRANE HAD HIS OWN FORUM  Psychology Used To Get Data Regarding O'Dwyer

Death Toll After Blast May Hit 100   28 Mutilated Bodies Brought Up From Coal Pit

Sweating Crews Bring Up 32 Mutilated Bodies; . Sobbing Wives Wait Word

lial BURNED AND MANGLED BODIES FUNC   fake Out 28 Victims as Rescue. Crews Try to Reach Tragnéed Men.

NESGUERS BATTLE 10 REACH THOSE STILL ENTOMBED   Wives, Sisters and Children of Trapped Men Wait on Surface for Word From Deep Pit.   BODIES BROUGHT OUT ARE BURNED AND TORN   Deadly Gas and Rockfalls  Hamper Search for Victims —Gov, Steveson Hurries to Scene,

Say Dean Evaded Reds 33 Days   But Other Report Notes Missing Serial Number

Dean Evaced Red Capture ror 33 Days   Stranoe Story Told How General Outwitted Commies for Time Before His Seizure

Dean Evaded Reds 33 Days After the Fall of Taejon    One ‘Useless,’ Other Too Small-—  Exchange of Lists Brings Neu Strife to Truce ET de

Report Dean Evaded Reds For 33 Days   General Had Pushed 37 Miles to Below Taejor Before Capture

How General Hid by Day, Traveled by Night  33 Days Before Capture —

M’Carthy Linked To False Document Portraying Vincent As Pal Of Reds

American Negro Found Guilty of Political Espionage in Switzerland

Swiss Convict Man of Spying  American Ordered Exnelled from Country

Recent NevadaAtomic blast heported To Affect War Tactics. Air Bombings

Two Teenage Sisters In Little Rock Wounded When Atlacked By Deaf Mute

Navy to Release Reservist Group   80,000 Enlisted Men. to Get Discharaes

Judges Report Shocks College Authortities   Bribed Basketball Players Said Playine CCNY Under Fraud. Forgery

Colleges Shocked By Report   * Sentenced Players Entered School by ‘Fraud’, Judge says; Hits Commercialism

Five Basketball Players and “Master Fixer Get Prison Terms, Nine Suspended Sentences

CAA Launches Investigation Of Air Tragedy in Colorado   ALLINGHAM'S NIFCE KWIENn

Jury Will Probe Jersey Tragedy  Special Session Will Onen Monday

Grand Jury To Probe Pennsy Train Disaster   Total Disregard Of Human Life Chargec Against Railroad

NAMES OF SIX DEAD REVEALED   Crew Members Of B-29 Killed As Plane Crashes In Thicket

Sereaant Home Seeking His Son   Wife Slain and His Boy, 5. Missin

Pilot’s Skill Saves33 Passengers IAs Storm Forces Emergency Landing

Pilot Is Praised For Fine Landing   Airliner Is Safe After Belly Landing

Pilot Saves 53 In Belly Landing  Airliner Downed In Virginia Field

Pilot Praised In Averting Tragedy  a * ak *+ * +. sabe + ae wa mes es   Veteran Airman Lands Liner In Field With Nobodv Injured

Pilot Wins Acclaim For Safety Landing   Sets Large Airliner Down in Field With 53 Aboard During Severe Storm

SETS AIRLINER DOWN IN FIELD   Pilot’s Emergency Landing Leaves Passengers Calm, Unhurt

Airliner Carrying 53 Passengers  Landed Safely During Heavy Storm; ‘Veteran Flier Auclaimell: For . Stint'

Petrillo Holds Up Opera To Conduct a ial”  Magicians’ Union Czar Hears Case ONL Eta tl. Olesen. bgta f.. Oo

Chinks, With Soviet Arms, Smash Ahead   Attack Moves Down Broad Yonchon Valley And Cuts Behind UN Spearhead Above Seoul

OMINOUS SIGN OF THREATENED RED OFFENSIVE  One American Unit  Cut Off In Enemy Milwact Dlauen Inco.

'Rep. C. 0. Williams Had Prei viously Said “We In Washing. ' ton County Had Nothing To  Hide—Also Greene County”   LONG HOUSE DEBATE ON ORGANIZED CRIME

owe hm FEN PA LEP PEP.  pe Photographer All Set As Big Picture Chance Comes

VINCE iN A LIFETIME  ~ Amateur Photographer All Set _ As Big Picture Chance Comes

Allies Await Red Reply On New Demand:   Ridgwey Asks That Com munists Show Proof Of Good Faith

Other Proof OfGoodF aith Also Asked   Reds Accused . Of Bad Tactics  From Besoinnins

Communists at Kaesong Accused Of ‘Bad Faith’   Ridgway Explains Recess in Truce Talks Is Due Solely to Unreasonable and Unnecessary Restrictions Placed by Enemv.

Bre Dl Be Moved Fro rom: -Kaéoiee        “Reigway. ‘Déciares Troble Des Bolely” “fo, Unresstrinble And Unneceessary ’ Restrictions Placed On UN Deleration

Lay Down Rules For Any Talk   Ridgway Delivers Blast At Commies On Radio

(gun-Free Area Near Kaesong  Isl N Demand      Freedom Of Movement and the Right to Select Up to 150 Members Of Allied Group Also Sought by War Chieftain

RED REPLY WAITED ON UN ULTIMATUM   Ridgway Demands Foe Remove Guards or Pick New Truce Talk Site

Allies Awaiting Reds Answer to Aldoway Renues!   Demands Troop Withdrawal At Kaesong, Site of Peace Talks

BEFORE MEDICAL BOARD   Dr. Hugh Hope Makes Application For License Restoration

BEFORE MEDICAL BOARD   BEFORE MEDICAL DUAR  Dr. Hugh Hope Makes Application Kor License Kestoration

lowa Town Shocke d by Third Slaying   Greenfield Scene Of Double Killing; Is Third in Month

BRINGING DEAD BROTHER  Korean Vet Coming Home In Time for Thanksaivina

INCLUDES ALBERT LEA — Purdue Would Spend Million To Develop Mid-West Line

Purdue Would Spend Million   University Plans To Develop The Mid-West Airline

THIS 1S NEWSPAPER WEEK:  Men of Strength Have Held Torch of Free Press High

Reds Poise Giant Force,  General Says   Van Fleet Declares $50,000 Are Ready   Ground Fighting Is Limited But Long Air Duel Sees 4 Red Planes Lost

Woman In Morals Case Delonda Official  ‘Ma’ Bailey Says She Has Known Zimmerman ‘For Years’   The following article appeared in the Rhinelander News Salurday. — EDITOR'S NOTE.

Most of County's  Taxes Collected  $534,750 of Charges Are Paid In

State Grants Pay Back Salaries to Two Districts  Walkout of Teachers Spreads

GROSS FACING SENTENCE  Blue Ribbon Grand Jury May Eye Gamblers Again

Oscar Winners lamed Tc  Named Today  Many Nominees Are Out Of Town

Tor Oscar Nominees Absent  Beadamv Awards to Re Presented Tonich?

Lodge Sees Ike Winner on First Ballot   Thinks General Will Announce Candidacy Soon

A Woman, 20, Says Two Men Kidnaped Her   Divoreed Mother of Two From Wellington, Kas.. Was Assaulted 9 Times

Soviets To Tie Up Output OF Satellites   Trade Talks Among Red Dominated Countries Planned

Left Wingers Of Labor Party Win Victory   Conference Votes For Bevan Group In Board Vote

Bevanites Gain Prestige Over Attlee   Win 4. Of 7 Political Seats At Labor Part)  rho ge weg Vahne

Lef t-Wingers WinHi ohPosts  In Labor Party   Bevanites Elected To Four Of Seven Committee Political Seats

Hunt Bank  Robber in East lowa   Gunman Gets $10,00C At Epworth, Locks Casheir in Vault.

Communists Hur Probing Raids At Other Points   Around-the-Clock Air Attacks Still Continuing

Communists Hurl Probing Raids At Ofher Points  Around-the-Clock   Around-the-Clock Air Attacks Still Continuing

Savage Attacks Hurl Allies Back   American Infantrymen Lose Highest Peak Of ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

U.N. and Red Officers Meet In Kaesong to Discuss Plans For Resumption of Truce Talks

“a street Car’ Leading Film John Wayne Named Tops in Box Office for Second Year

“Streetcar” Voted Year's Top Movie   John Wayne Repeats As Top Boxoffice Star

JOHN WAYNE TOPS BOX OFFICE STARS  ‘Streetcar’ Named Best Film ot 195]

Steel Strike Is Postponed   Stoppage Deferred 3 Davs by Union; Decision Seen Jan. 3

Peron. Stalin. Franco Black Out News  Press Periled All Over Globe   THE CUSTOMARY

Help Red Cross! Pretty Redhead Nabbed In Austin For Impersonating WAF Officer

Attractive Redhead Poses as WAF Officer at Jet Fighter Training Base

Indications Point to End Of Trail for Allied Troops  Despite Denials Order Has Gone Out to Doughboys Advising Them to Take It Easy

Lull in Korean Fight {s Reality Despite Denials   Pressure of Folks At Home Believed Factor in Decision

27 Divisions Sent to Front By Communists   Estimated 720,000 Men Available; Allies Keep Rets OFf Balanee

Reds Have Rushed 27 Divisions Into Position in Korea  Reinforced Forces To 720,000 Since Truce Talks Began

COMMUNISTS RUSHING MEN TO WAR FRONT   8th Army In Korea Reports Reds Have Increased Force to 720,000 Men,

Reds Build Strengh In Korea  AB aie: CI Bg. oe   Force Estimated ‘At 720,000 Ready for Battle

COMMUNISTS RUSHING MEN 10 WAR FRONT  sth Army In Korea Reports Reds Have   8th Army In Korea Reports Reds Have Increased Force to (20,000 Men.

WANTED MAN IS A “HOT-HEAD HOODLUM’   Wantonly Killed Sout! Philadelphia, James  aro   SCALED “PEN” WALLS

President Of Portugal Dies  Influenza Fatal To - §81-Year-Old Leader

PROPOSE COAL USE PLANT FOR JOPPA AREA   Would Make Smokesless Fuel and Gasoline From Coal.

Flames Sweep Forests   Thousands of Acres OF Timber Blackened Qn Hundred Fronts in Northeast States

Forest Fires Fought In 8 Different States  Six Homes, Including Two Landmaebe Dactenven inv Rhoads iclane

Bonus Question Goes On Ballot  Michigan War Death Benefits Proposed

Oil-Rich Iran Is Coveted by Russia; Could Be Springboard to World War II]

Accidents Kall 3 Near Ripley   Two Area ‘Cyclists Die Soidtes Hurt Fatally

Chinese Dislike UN Label  ry" A ooresescar . Aggressor Tag   Aggressor Tag Said ‘Insult’

Aggression Charge ‘Insults’ Chinese  Peiping Government Assails LIN, Anti_-Interventinn Move

No ‘Coherent Story’ Available On Scalding of Two Small lowa Girls

PRECECEEO CFF lctaleeteca toad  Chiang Refuses Seiiadiaen Role in Fight Against Reds in Asia         Rv FRANK H. KING and SPENCER MOOSA

Formosa May Be Key to Defeat of Cormmunism   By FRANK H. KING AND SPENCER MOOSA

The Formgsa Story—! Chiang Troops Ready On Formosa to Open New WaronCommies

Formosa Is Big Question Mark In Policy Debate   Three Correspondents Tell Island Story

Is Formosa Catehbasin of U.S. Millions,  Or Does It Hold Key to Red Asia Defeat? _

Ford and Chrysler Prices Up   Washing Machines. lroners and Driers To Be Cut

Wite Acquitied In Cuban Court  Detroit Woman Free In Strange Trial

Cuban Court Free: Wife of Death Plot   Former Michigan Nurse Wa: Charged in Death of Her Husband, Sugar Planter

Price Rollback Qn Some Items  To Be Allowed   DiSalle’s Livestock Slaughtering Quota System Barred

Four Young People, All Strangers, To Make Raft Trip Down River In  Small Group Living Experiment

2 MEN, 2 WOMEN TO FLOAT DOWN RIVER ON RAFT   It’s Social Experiment, Not Romance, Says Young Unmarried People,

Ready for Voyage to New Orleans  Four on Raft to Try “Living Experiment’

Mixed Foursome, Strangers, Off on Long Raft Voyage as Socioloay Experiment

Test In “Living In Small Groups” Being Made By Four Young People Traveling To New Orleans On Raft

Experiment in ‘Living in Small Groups’ Started By Four College Students: They'll Live on Ratt

4 Young People Plan River Tour   Quartet to Set Sail From New Kensington  On 1,300 Mile Journey

‘Small Group Living’ To Be Tested on Raft  » College Students To Chart Reactions On Southern Trin

2 Girls, 2 Men, Take To Raft; Plan To Test Living In Small Groups

Psychological Experiment . . sm Group Plans Test Of Life On Raft

HUNT HOLDUP MEN AT NILES   Victims Lose $125 And $60 In Armed Robberies Sunday

Seek Holdup Men In Niles Area Stickups   Two Separate Raids Net Gunmen $190

Bill Containing Budget Items Will Be First Test for Economy Advocates   Senate Passes Big Appropriation Measure

Advocates Of Economy Run  Into First Test  First Installment Of Truman Bid Up For House Consideration

HST Budget  Faces Knife   First Installment to Test Economy Bloe’s Strength

Truman's Budget Gets First Test  Economy Advocates Moving for Cuts

Budget Facing First House Test   Treasury-Postcffice Fund Bill Presented

PATCH OF YELLOW DYE ‘MAY BE STRATO CLUE   Noted By Pilot On Atlantic About 4190 Miles East Of Cane Cod

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Democratic South Ready For Party Grudge Fight

‘Where Do We Go From Here?’ Big Question Now Facing United States

Cold Wave to Remain Until End of Year   New Storm Expected To Bring More Snow ~ For Weary Chicagodns

Missourians Labor ‘Feverishly to Beat Mississippi Flood  Workers Battle Against Time; Cape Girardeau Gets Ready

Highest Waters in Century Menace S.L.   Crest Moves ‘Tow. ard Missouri's Metropolis

Officials Fearful Loss May Exceed That Felt In “47  Crest Of Flood , Reaches State’s Capital This Morn.

Fear of Disaster Grows as Runoff Threatens Record  Missouri Capital Hit Hard; Other

Workers Try To Strengthen Soaked Dikes   Confident That Major Disaster Will Be Averted

St. Louis Braces For Record Flood  In Over Century Flood Workers   Flood Workers Strengthen Levees Along Mississippi

MIGHTY MISSOURI RUSHING FLOOD WATERS “TOWARD ST. LOUIS: JEFFERSON CITY HIT

Levees Bulwarked In St. Louis Area  Missouri Is Rising For a Crest Sunday

Ingenuity Pitted Against River in Greatest Flood  Waters Rush Down Toward St. Louis

Worst Flood In 100 Years  Nears St. Louis   30 Blocks in Jefferson City Submerged by Swollen Rive:

Flood Workers Labor Under Hot Sun to Strengthen the Dikes  MISSISSIPPI HIGH   Missouri River Threatens Jefferson City—Take Several Hundred Gut

$f. Louis Area Braces fo Batfle Record Flood   Fear Damage May Even Exceed That of 1947; Fight to Hold Levees.

St. Louis Area Braces  For Flood   Highest Flood Waters in More Than Century Move Down Mississippi; Record Crest Expected.

$f. Louis Is Prepared fo Baifle Flood   City Expected to Be Able to Avert Heavy Damage as Rolling Waters Sweep in

Flood Is Moving Toward St. Louis   Swirling Waters Submerge 30 Blocks in Jefferson City   WORKING ‘ON LEVEES   Workmen Are Busy Cleaning Up Flooded Areas in Kansas City

Workers Bolste St. Louis-Cape River Levees   _Fear Repetition “Of 1947 Disaster In St. Louis

Pxpe®Top 100  Reeord Flood Rolls On To St. Louis  -Year Stage Saturday

Levees Hold Flood Waters   River Over Flood Stage At St. Louis; Jefferson City Hit By Rising Waters

Battle of the Levees  Record - High Flood Waters Rushing Toward St. Louis 

Kear of Major Disaster Mounts As Crest of Mighty Missouri Nears St. Louis

Se. Louis Fights Rising Crest  Of Mississippi.   Thirty Blocks Under Wa ter in Jefferson City; Worcet in Yeare

Highest Stage In More Than Century: St. Louis Pitting © Ingenuity, Sweat Against Rising Rive:

The Weather   Missouri Flood Crest Moving Toward Levee-Lined St. Louis

Flood Waters Converge on $t. Louis Area   Big City Bracing For Biggest Crest fn River History

Workers Battle To Bulwark Levees As Flood Rushes Toward St. Louis

Fight Under Way To Save Levees In Missouri   Highest Waters In More Than Century Nearing St. Louis

Missouri Crest Heads On For. Mississippi  No Major Losses Are Expected

Crest of Raging Waters Rushes Toward St. Louis   Rescue Workers Continue Cleaning Up In Kansas City Area

Flood Waters Pushing Down On St. Louis   Confidence Turns to Fear as Crest Nears

St. Louis Prepares For Crest   Highest Flood Level In Over Century Seen; City Water Safe

Highest Flood Waters in More Than 100 Years Rush Down Missouri River Toward St. Louis

HIGHEST WATERS SINCE 1844 RUSH TOWARD ST. LOUIS   CITY BRACES FOR 40.5 FOOT STAGE EXPECTED SUNDAY

Huge Mississippi Flood Prospect Alarms St. Louis   _Léss Confidence Now “City Can Sjave Off Disaster; Jefferson City Receives Cract

Highest Flood Waters In More Than Century Rushing Toward St. Louis

Flood Workers Bake In Sun Building Bulwark Levees   St. Louis Confident Flood Waters Will Not Bother City

Fear Growing At Big City   Floed Workers Labor te Bulwark Levees for 190 Miles Along Mississippi

WORKERS TOIL LONG HOURS TC “BOLSTER DIKES   Crest of Swirling Missouri Nears Junction With Mississippi.

Truman Speaks At Ceremony At 930 Tonight  Officials Optimistic That Russia Can’t Wreck Treaty

Jap Treaty Conference Opens Tonight   American Leaders Claim Enough Support to Defeat Russ Drive to Disrupt Talks.

Frisco Talk By President Opens Parley   - Americans Confident ‘Soviet Moves Will: Be. Given. ‘Setback

Leaders Sure Russia Can't Wreck Treaty   Truman Opens Peace Conference Tonight— Treaty Scheduled for Signatures Saturday

U.S. Adds Up lts Support, Sees Victory   Soviet Delegates May Filibuster, Stall Adoption

U. S. Thinks Jap Treaty Plans Will Go Through   Meeting’s Length Undetermined As Reds Keep Silent

Soviets Mav Try To Delay Final Action   President Truman Opens Conference With Address

Treaty Sponsors Count Votes To Block Russians  Leaders Confident They Can Forestall     eae Poe oa

, Peace Conference Opens Tonight  U. S. Optimistic Reds Cannot Wreck Treaty

President Is To Formally Open Parley   Behind-Scenes Maneuvers Give Backing to U. Ss.

Truman Opens Treaty Talks At 9:30 P. M.   Warns U.S. To Be On Guard  Against Attacks Anywhere

Japanese Parley Opens Tonight:  US. Confident Russians Can’t Wreck Treaty

Votes to Defeat Move to Disrupt Meeting Assured  No One Is Certain

U.S. Has Votes fo Check Soviet Anti-Peace Bloc   Jap Treaty Conference Opens Tuesday Night With Truman Speech

Expect To Be Able To Stop Sabotage of Jap Peace Treaty   Truman Sounds Note of Warning Against Russia

Historie San Francisco Meeting Opens; Signing May Face Soviet Stalling

U.S. Leaders Convinced Of Okay For Pact   Believe Enough Votes On Hand To Control Soviets

U.S. Strategy Aimed to Curb Red Proposals   Experts Speculate On Russian Move; Gromyko Silent

Peace Treaty session Will Open Tonight  U. S. Confident It Has Votes to Cinch Jap Pact

U.S. Prepared To Block Red Parley Plots   Any Effort Soviet May Make Disrupt Peace Treaty Meet Will Be Foiled

U. 5. Leaders Believe They Have Enough Votes fo Balk Any  Soviet Move at Peace Conference President Will Open Meeting With Major Address Tonight

U.S. Confident Of Balking Reds  On Japanese Pact  President To Open  Frisco Conference Vsiek Teall Taniaht

Truman Opens Japanese Peace Contab Tonight  President Warns Of Possible New Bad Mbbanciwac

Soviets May Find Way To Delay Action  Truman Address  To Open Meeting

Diplomats Gather For Japan Treaty   Russian Opposition Is Expected; Truman Warns Against U. S$. Apathy

Have Votes to Beat Jap ‘Peace Block   Treaty Signing May. Be Delayed

Peace Treaty Plans Mapped By U.S. Leaders   Americans Believe They Can Defeat Any Red Moves

Can Defeat Russ Drive On Treaty   But Neither Truman Nor Others Will Say How Long It Will Take To Get Pact Signed

Aaministration Confident of Prompt Signing  Truman to Sneak to   Truman to Speak to Nation Tonight on Meanina of Jap Treat\

Believe U. 5. and Allies Have Votes To Keep Control   Truman Warns of Possible New Drive by Reds

Americans See Votes To Block Reds  President Warns ger We... hte _—_7

President Opens Conference With ‘ Address-Tonight   All-Nations Set . For Russian: Move © To Delay Signing

Truman To Speak Over Radio And TV   Expect Russia To Release Its Plan Tomorrow Mornince

VOTES TO BEAT RUSSIAN DRIVE SEEM CERTAIN   Truman Arrives At Conference With Warning OF Possible Communist Offensives In Korea.

U.S. Leaders Convinced They Have the Votes They'll Need   RY JOHN WM HIGHTOWERR

Truman Opens San Francisco Parley Tonight   Expect Red Tactics to Be Disclosed at Session Tomorrow

Lay Down Rigid Limit On Debate as Sessions Open at San Francisco

Negotiations Behind Scenes Convince Leaders That They Have Enough Support To Defeat Any Russian Drive To Disrupt Japanese Peace Conference At San Francisco — No One Will Speculate On How Long It Will Take To Get Pact Signed

West Has Enough Votes To Defeat Red Pact Stalling   Behind-the-Scenes Activity Convinces American Leaders Dicruntion Can Be Blocked

‘Apparently Sufficient Votes To Halt Any USSR Disruption:   Speaking Turns Limited to One Hour Each

U.S., Britain Take Action To Halt Reds   Truman to Open Peace Conference Tuesday Night

Have Votes to Nip’ Russia...  U.S. Leaders Confident of Pact Sucess

. Leaders Convinced of Success at San .Francisco.. Pres. Truman Speaks as Parley Opens Tonight.

U.S. Confident Russia Cannot Wreck Treaty   First Working Session Of Conference  Tomorrow.

Aim at Signing On Safurday   Unless Soviet Filibuster on Rules Stalls Their Adoption by Conference

U.S. LEADERS CONFIDENT OF REDS’ DEFEAT   Truman Scheduled To Open Conference  In Talk Tonight

US. CONVINCED RUSSIA CANNOT WRECK TREATY   President Truman To Open Jap Peace Conference Tonight.

U.S: Counts Votes To Support Treaty   Truman Talk Tonight Opens Historis Peace Meet in San Francisco

OPENS WITH ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT   Truman and Aides Believe U. S. Has Enough Votes to Prevent Any Russian Interference.   HOPE TO SIGN PACT SATURDAY   Propose tc Let Japanese Rearm; U. S. to. Keep Troops in Japan, a Point Russia Opposes.

U. S. Has the Votes to Defeat Russian Sabotage of Peace Meeting   OPENER BY PRESIDENT   VIibNLN DI FNDOIWETEINI  First Working Session of Jap Conference at ‘Frisco Tomorrow

Truman Opens Conference In Speech Tonight  Treaty Delegations Awaiting Hint Of   Treaty Delegations Awaiting Hint Of Russian Method Of  VAs. kn fa TS mackie

Savage Winds Rock Island Of Jamaica   Ten Persons Killed: Damage Runs High In 125-Mile Gale

“Most Vicious” Second Primary Battle In State’s History Comes To An ind; i ruman Evaded As I:3ue

WHITE 15 AHEAD IN MISSISSIPPI’S CAVERNAR RACE   Former Executive Leads Johnson by 1,396 Votes ‘ith Returns in From wo? Preeinets.   VICIOUS NAME-CALLING CAMPAIGN WAS WAGED   “States Richts, Negroes and Prohitition Main Issues —Winner to Succeed Fielding Wright.

Hearings Oper On Railroad Pay Increases  Special Panel To Study Raises For  Nannanaratina Man

Ridgway Demands New Site   Tells Reds to Halt ‘Constant Deceit’ Else Talks Wilt Break Off for Good

Gen. Ridgway Demands New Site for Truce Talks; Tells Reds to Halt Deceit

Demands RedsHalt Deceit   Ridgway. Seeks New Site to Hold Cease-Fire Talks

Ridgway Asks For Change In Meeting Site   Communists Told To Stop Deceit Or Break Off ‘Talks

UN Demands Truce Site  Be Changed   Gencral Ridgway Demands Reds Quit Their “Constant Deceit” or Call Off Negetiations.

Ridgway Asks New Site for . Conference   Tells Reds To Halt Their Deceit or Break Off Talks

REDS MUST END BICKERING ON TRUCE TALKS   Gen. Ridgway Demands New Conference Site In Ultimatum to Communists.

Commies Told To Halt Their ‘Constant Deceit  Allied Comman der   Allied Commander Blasts Charges of Neutrality Violations

UN Demands New Truce  Talks Site   Message Seen As ‘Put Up Or Shut Up’ f% atlinuamn Ta DJ.

Altoona's Industrial Eggs Are No Longer In Just One Basket  (NOTE! Their Problem Similar Ta One In Inclian a Coiek Vo! Robe

‘Altoona Plan’ Pays Dividends  Old Railroad Center  ls Becoming Industria

VALLEY WATER TO FLOW Project To Function This Week As Integrated Unit

MacArthur Arrival  May Bring Fresh Account of Talk   Only Details Thus Fa On Wake Island Parley Are From President

RFC Hearing Gets Spirited   Conflicting Stories Told Of McCarthy

Sen. McCarthy Backin RFC Confroversy   Solon's Race Track: Affairs Add Spice to Hearing

Check Cashing Enisodes Aired   McCarthy Linked to Deals in Maryland

McCarthy Linked In Race Track RFC Episode    Wisconsin Senator Brought Into Loan Probe

SAYS SENATOR'S CHECKS TORN UP BY LUSTRON MAN   Conflicting Testimony on Check-Cashing Given to RFC Investigators.

WEST AGAINST IMMEDIATE BAN ON ATOM BOMB   Reaffirm Stand For Prohibition Under Effective International Control

Big 4 Finds No Accord   A-Bomb Prohibitio   A-Bomb Prohibition Still Being Debated

No Accord Found On Atom Proviso  Immediate Outlawing Of Bomb Was Asked

West Reported As Not Agreed To A-Bomb Ban   Delegates Prepae Reply for Padilla

Big 4 Finds No Accord  ee ee ee ee   A-Bomb Prohibition Still Being Debated

Western Powers Not Agreed Upon Ban on Atom Bomh   Padilla Says Vishinsky Agrees to Memorandum and West Asks More Time

West Insists on Con‘rol if A-Bomb is Prohibited   Big Four Delegations Hold Another Two-Hour Session in Paris.

Big 4, Refuse Immediate  A-Bomb Ban   Russia Accepts Padilla’s Plan To. Rreak Deadlock

Aide to MacArthur Declares General Had Given His “Wholehearted Support” to President and Made  Desperate Efforts to Carry Out All His Directions

Senate Leader Seeks Arms Slash, Declares Danger of War Is Slight

War Chance Nil, Solon  Is Claiming   Army-Navy Funds May Be Slashed

Urges Cut In Defense Spending   Second Administration Figure Balks Over Huge Expenditures

Starts Conferences With European Leader On Armed Forces   Guided Missile Scientist Missing

ANTI-BRITISH TO RULE IRAN   Government Plans To ‘Take Over Anglo-Iran ian Oil Company   CHAOS MAY FOLLOW

Iran All Ready To Nationalize Oil Industry   Anti-British Leader Is Being Named Premier.

Iran May Shut Off British Oil   Anti-Foreign Regime Runs Government

Nationalization Of Iran Oil Near Completior   Anti-British Group Controls: Government

Symington Moves After Official Admits Firm Paid for Trip   Ex-Treasurer of Company Says Boyle Aided Approval of Loan

Symington Fires RFC Official   St. Louis Aide Testifies Of Getting Favors From Lithofold.

RFC. Official Is Fired Over ‘Favor Charge   Symington Takes Quick: Action After Hearing Testimony

Fighting Is Deadly At Close Quarters; Nine  Assaults Turned Back

NineAssaults: In Nine Hours By Communists      Fighting Deadly At Close Quarters; No. Halt lit UN Pressure

COMMUNISTS FAIL TO STOP U.N. ADVANCE   Repeated Enemy Counter -attacks Are Reported Along Korean Front.

Star’s Parts Cut Out  Walter Wanger Shooting Drama To Grand Jury

OHARA NAMED GRAND JUROR TO PROBE FAIR   Ex-Berrien County Prosecutor Will Conduct Secret Inquiry

 There Are Two Kinds of Sunday  Newspaper Hobbists—Skimmers  and the Real Perfectionist

INVISIBLE 38TH PARALLEL BIG STUMBLING ‘BLOCK IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN KOREA

Send Steel Problem to  Wage Board   President Truman Hopes To Avoid Strike Set To Start New Years Eve

President Seeks To Avoid Strike ‘Set For Dec. 31   Chief Executive Says Dispute Now Affects Defense

Steel Dispute Sent to WSB By President   ; Truman Asserts Argument  Threatens Progress OF Defence

Steel Dispute Sent To WSB  National Defense   National Defense Threatened—Truman

Truman Sends Steel Strike fo Wage Board   President Acts to Avoid Nationwide Steel Strike New Year’s Eve; Says It Threatens Progress

Border Warfare  In Galilee Ease:      Security Order: Cease-Fire by 10-0

Border Warfare In Galilee Eases   Security ‘Council Orders Cease-Fire by 10-0

Woman With Three. Children And I/l Mother Hopes For Husband Through Advertisement

UN Insists Arrangements Must Be Made to Insure Against All Possibility of New Interruption

Insist On Move To Keep Meetings From Interruption   Biggest Jet Air Battle Held Over Northwest Korea

UN Rejects Red Plan For Truee Talks  Foe Insists On  Immediate Start

Reds Favor Immediate Diseussion   Allies Insist On Efforts To Block New Interruptions

Don't Want Interruptions —  U.N. Says No Truce Talk Until Its Conditions Met

Allies To Insist On Guarantee of No Interruptions  Liaison Conferees Still Deadlocked On Parley Step

Reds Repeat Truce Talk  Proposals   But Allies Insist Arrangements Be Made To Insure Against Further Interruptions

ALLIES INSIST — ON TRUCE TALK SAFEGUARDS   Refuse Red Bid to Renew Meetings Under Old Conditions.

AGAIN TURN DOWN RED SUGGESTION FOR TRUCE TALKS   UN COMMAND INSISTS ON MEANS TO AVOID FURTHER INCIDENTS

U.N. Command Again Rejects Communist Demand For Resumption of Full-Dress Talks at Kaesong

Allies Reject Another Red Bid On Talk:   Things Are Back Where They Started In Latest Meetings

U.N. Command Insists Neutral lone Be Kept  Gabreski Reports MIC Pilots Use Luftwaffe

Red Request Is Rejecled   U.N. Commend Again Insists Arrangements Come Ahead of New Trace Talks

Second Red Bid Is Rejected by Allied Command  Would Resume Full Dress Truce Talks

Reds Propose Full-Dress Truce Talks   Allies Insist Plans  First be Made For Preventing Further Breaks in Sessions

UN Refuses To Renew Truce Talks   Demand Arrangement: To Prevent Further Interruptions First

UN Insists On New Safeguard For Truce Talks   Rejects Red Proposal That Negotiations Be Resumed Immediately

Allies Insist on Safeguards for Another Parley   Peiping Radio Raps UN ‘Stalling Tactics After Bid Is Denied

ALLIES AGAIN REJECT RED PROPOSAL   Demand Immediate Resumption Of Truce Parleys  U.N. COMMAND ©   Insist Officers Agree On Conditions To Prevent Interruptions

Liaison Teams Stalled Again At Kaesong   Ridgway Seeking Assurance Chats Aren't Interrupted

UN. Rejects  Red Proposal   Allies Insist on Plans to Prevent Interruptions At Site

Reds Ask To Reopen Talks Immediately   Allies Insist On Discussing Rules For Negotiotions

Ridgway Remains Steadfast In His Conditions Demanded of Reds For Continuing Any Further Sessions

Acheson Tells Of Hopes For Jap Treaty   Secretary of State Says He - Hopes Russia Will Renew Talks on Japanese Peace Treaty.

Hopes Russia Will Diseuss  Peace Treaty   Secretary of State in News Conference Today  Discusses World Affair:

Acheson Sees Ne Reason for Reds; To Reject Pact. ~  Ducks Question pi ‘ Croccina Parntiel -.

Soviet Keeps Mum On West Proposal For Talks In U.S.   Press Gives Big Display To Ministers’ Bid  Fae Canference

GOP Leaders, Price Chief Beam Over Defeat of Drive To Kill Rollback

Disalle Happy At Farm Blocs Defeat   By VINCENT J. BURKE UP Staff Corresnondent

Hints of Gambling Payoff Scandal Involving Ft. Worth Police Disclosed

House Passes Truck Bill  _ Rep. Moore Votes ‘No,  CAs otP Chan 8 °C oe COI] I

Firemen Fight Huge Oil Fire As Water Fails   Blaze Destroys 8 Business Blocks; 20 Gasoline Tanke’

FIREMEN RUN OUT OF WATER IN OIL BLAZE  Eight Business Blocks In Kansas City, Mo..

FIREMEN RUN “OUT OF WATER ~IN OIL BLAZE   Eight Business Blocks In Kansas City, Mo., Destroyed by Flood  Canflacration.

Water Supply Fails Firemen Battling Blazes   Over Million Gallons Of Fuel Oi! fs Lost

Muck Chokes Pumpers, Blaze Out of Control   Million Gallons Of Oil Burning On Top of Wate:

Flaming Oil Threatens Submeraed Kansas City   Conflagration Fed by 1,000.000 Gallons of Oil Raged Out of Controi; 1,000 City Blocks Undar Water in Kansas City.

Firemen Run Out of Water Fighting Kansas City llood Fire   AUTO FIRE

NEW RED ARMY DEPLOYS FOR SEOOL DRIVE   Report 300,000 Force Groups For tha Aacanlé

Probing Thrusts Made Against Allied Positions   Aerial And Warship Bombardments Pound Massing Reds

Reds Deploy For May Day Drive on Seoul   Three Battalions Force Allies Back Southeast of Inje

House Republicans Vote to Cut Off Acheson’s Salary  Unexpected Party Opposition Blocks Bill’s Final Passage

GOP Caucus Votes to Stop Acheson's Pay  lowever,   However, 71 to 33 Count Foreshadows Defeat in House

House Republicans Vote To Cut Off Salary of Secretary Dean Acheson

South Calitornia Winds Peril Lives and Crops: Lines Down, Roads Closed

COLD WEATHER, HIGH WINDS IN S. CALIFORNIA   Sand Scours Paint from Cars, Highway, Air, Water Travel Hit.

75-mph Wind Closes Roads and Airports   L. 8. Escapes Full Fury of Blow; Dust Scattered Over City

Lines Downed, Airports And Roads Closed   Cold Wave Sets W.Yeor Record

Strong Winds Cause Damage In California   Highways And Airports In Southern Sections Are Closed And Vessels Are Warned Off The Seas

Smock Will Open Road A‘ Grampian   State Highway Head To Cut Ribbon On Stretch To Curwensville At Ceremony Tuesday

Truman Fires Valentine  As Stabilization Chief  Names Eric Johnston As Successor; _ Anti-Inflation Fight Speedup Predicted

Valentine's Forced Resignation Rose From Back-Stage Clash On Date For Price-Wage Freeze

Truman Fires Valentine as ESA Chief  Picks Eric Tohnston   Picks Eric Johnston as Successor; May Speed Controls

Valentine Is Ousted As Stabilization Chief Over Price-W age Issue

Valentine Post Goes To Johnston  6 We cere ee   Act Interpreted As Move To Speed Controls For U.S.

VALENTINE IS OUSTED BY TRUMAN   Johnston Is Given Top Post in Wage And Price Row

Controls Boss Fired Already   Valentine Out, Eric Johnson Is Named

Valentine Is Dismissed In Shake-Up  HST Names Johnston New Economic Chief

Truman Makes Shift in Row  Over Controls   Action May Speed Up Decision on Timing of Pay and Price Freeze

But Exact Time for Such Action Still Is Uncertain; Valentine Says President Wants “Immediate” Action.

ERIC JOHNSTON WILL CENSOR PRICES NOW Truman Fires Alan Valentine As Director of Stabilization

Truman Fires Valentine  as ESA Chief   Picks Eric Johnston as Successor: May Speed Control:

TrumanFires Valentine  For Balking Quick Freeze   Eric Johnston ‘Named to Post After Economic Stabilization Row

Truman Fires Alan Valentine After Row Over Price Freeze   Eric Johnston Named To Head Economic Stabilization Agency and Get Things Going

President Ousts  Alan Valentine   Demand for Swift Action Uiate Early Controle

Valentine Resigns By Request   Differences On Control Timing Given As Reassn

Texas Weather Is Due to Remain Hot   Llano Has State's Top Tuesday

‘Anaconda Copper Will Produce Aluminum for Boest in Air Strength

Approval Given ACM. Aluminun Plant Project   Action Clears Way For Construction Job at Kalispell

Defense Production Administration Grants Federal Approval for ‘Construction of Kalispell Project

Attorney Names Ex-Boyle Clients   Reveals List After Probers Refuse Plea

Hike In Road Fund Essential, Says Stephens   $22 Million More Needed to Keep State Highways Up

Stephens Gives Plea for State Highway Funds   $22 Million More Termed ‘Essential’

Slate Roads Need 22 Millions More a Year, Says Stephens   Increase in Gasoline Tax Is Favored by  Parmar Cammiacianar

Philadelphia s Contest Tops Today's Election   Democrats May Oust GOP From 68-Year Rule of City

MRS. CARTER FULTZ FEATURED iN PRAIRIE FARMER WRITE-UF TOR SAVING “RUNT” PIGS

‘MRS. CARTER FULTZ FEATURED IN PRAIRIE FARMER WRITE-UP  TAD CAUIATS® <4ERE TRI’? FOr ec

Army Action Taken After Truman Talks   Union Officials Issue Orders To Local Chairmen

Triple A Rafing, State’s Highest, Is Received By Moberly Schools

Gas Blamed for Tragedy At Trotter Operation;  30-40 Others Unhurt.

Gas Explosion In West Va. Mine Claims 10 Lives   Bodies Recovered; Investigation Opens

Remove Bodies From Pit Near Point Marion   Theorize Normal Fall Opened Up Pocket Of Gas

Mine Gas Blast Kills 10 Miners  Retailers Informed Buyers Optimistic

Lapp Asserts He Welcomes State Probe   Head of Citizens Schools Committee Says He Is Being Made Target of *“MeCarthyism.”’

Lapp Asserts He Welcomes State Probe   fead of Citizens Schools Committee Says He Is  Being Made get of          “arthyviem

Plans to Improve Belleyue’s ‘Worst U. S. Main St.” Hit by New Legal Tangles

Cattle Raisers, Government At Odds on Outcome Posed By ‘Battle of The Beef’

Creation Of New Air Force Completed   Gen. Eisenhower Says Unit To Defend Europe

ACTION NEAR ON WATERWAY   House Group To Vote On St. Lawrence Project

Seaway Bills Are Taken Up ~ By Committee   Six Proposals Discarded And Two. Retained “As House. Group: Discussed _St.-Lawrence: Project -

Fisenhower. Counting on Daby A.Ramh   Tells North Atlantic. Treaty Council. Bomb Needed for Defense of Europe.

MARRIAGE BY PROXY   K. U. Junior Girl Figures in South of the Border Matrimony

 22NINS o) Cr FLOUL<+ Millionth Traffic Death Expected To Occur Dec. 21

Egyptian Volunteers Promise Lashing For British Sympathizers  Warns Anyone Aiding ‘Enemy’ Will Also Be Branded on the Face

Withhold Sentence in Brassiere Theft   Expectant Mother Fifth Person To Plead Guilty Of Smuggling Out Coins

Body of Gilberto Casas First Local Man Killed In Korea Coming Home

Veteran's Body Returned Home  Last Rites Pending For San Benito Man

Aleutians May Be A-Test Area   Climate Approximates That of Possible Russian Targets

United States May Be Preparing Spot in Aleutian Islands as Site for Fifth Atom Explosion

Atomic Bomb Testing To Be Conducted In Aleutian Is.   Under Ground Test Next On List

Military Expert Predids New Atomic Research in Territory   Military Wants to Test Effectiveness Of Atom Underground; Islands Appear To Be Likely Choice for Experiments

Aleutian Islands Offer Good Test For Atom Weanons Similar To Russiz

BLOCKADE IS SUGGESTED BY NAVAL CHIEF   Forrest Sherman Testifies For Senate Committee   425 Students in Fannin Schools Read 4.250 Books for Membership in Club

Warren Dares O'Conor to Frank Debate on Crime   Charges Maryland Senator Failed To Clean Up Own State

Warren Issues Probe Challenge  O'Conor Attacked As Subpena Filed

Governor Warren Ready To Debate With Senator O’Conor On Gambling   Florida Executive Hurls Few Charges At Marylander On Conditions In This State During His Two Terms As Governor.

‘Warren In Challenge: To 0'Conor   pf Florida Governor Counters Senate Probe Subpoena

Warren Issues A Challenge To 0 Conor   Florida Governor Threatens to ‘Expose Crime Group Head

BOAT WITH 54 ABOARD ROLLS OVER IN STORM   Craft If Caught with Engine ne and Capsizes fin Strong Tide.

Mad  In Rough Sea; 36 Missing   18 Known Survivors of Fishing Party of 54 as Rough Seas Upturn Craft Off Shore

Small Fishing Boat Rolls Over off Long Island   54 Aboard as Craft Is Hit Broadside in Stormy Atiantic

Fishing Party Comes To Grief Off Lone island Soune   Sudden Storm Founders Boat Carrying 54 And i Only 19 Are Known To Have Survived

3) Die as Fishing Boat Sinks Off New York Coast   19 Survive as Party Craft Keels Over in Stormy Sea

JUST ROLLED OVER’  _ 35 Believed Lost at Sea In N. Y. Boat Disaster

Death Toll in Capsizing of Fishing Boat May Be 35; Only 19 Survivors Are Found

Giant Wave Overturns Party Ship   Only 19 Survivors Picked Up Off New York Coast

Fishing Craft, Hit By Big Wave, Sinks Off N. Y.   Coust Guard Reports 18 Known Survivors In Montauk Tracedy

Squall Upsets Fishing Craft; Death Toll 36   Disabled Boat Carrying 54 Capsized Near Long Island 

FISHING BOAT CAPSIZES WITH 4 IN STORM   Only 19 Survivors Rescued; Search Continues.

19 ARE RESCUED; “BABIES OENINEVIGTIMS FOUND   Disaster Occurs After 54 Holiday Week-Enders Set Out on 45-Foot Vessel for Fishing Ground.   NUMBER BELIEVED TRAPPED BELOW DECK   Others Tossed Into Water— Rain Squalls and Haze Interfere With Search for Survivors.

Coast G Ui ard Res scues 18  36 Feared Drowned  In Marine Disaster

Fishing Craft Keels Over In Stormy Atlantic   45-Foot Vessel With 54 Aboard Capsizes Mile Off Shore From  lona Icland Point

Party. Craft Keels Over In Aflantic   19 Survivors Taken aboard Rescue Ships

36 Drown As Boat Overturns  Big Wave Capsizes Large Fishing Vessel

34. Aboard Craft Off Long Island   Disaster Strikes As Engine Stalls A Mile From Shore

19 Survivors and 9 Bodies Found by.CG   Fishing Boat Turns Over During Storm Off of Long Island

Boat Sinks; Fear 35 Lost      100 Traffic Deaths As Holiday Weekend Begins

Only 19 Survive Holiday Tragedy Off Long Island   Fishing Vessel Sunk by Wave as Engine Goes Dead

19Pulled Out Of Stormy Sea Off Long Island   Craft’s Engine Dies, Rip Tide Capsizes It Mile Offshore

Amarillo College  Opened to Negro Ewollment  Four Young Negroes Are Expected to Enroll Soon

Steamer Wins   NATO Urged To Approve  Two Nations   New Red Power  Spurs Action Pleas   Turkey And Greece Would Put Powerful Forces Into European Army

U.S. Wants Greece, Turkey Included In Aflantic Pact   “Would Mean 750,000 More Men For ike

Ticket Collector Weeps   New York Judge Gives Works to Florida Plate Use:

Nation's Police Alerted   Robbery Believed Motive For Brutal Stabbing

Adopted Son Huntec In Brutal Slaying  Police Call Four-State Alarm In Search For 16-Year-Old, Pal

SOCIALITE STABBED TO DEATH    - Adopted Son Sought In Brutal Slaying

Giant Pineers Attack Seen Tr  Central Front  Callant Ind Vieician   Gallant 2nd Division Attempting to Plug Dangerous Gap

Oalis Case Said To Be Back Of His Being Kicked Out   U.S. Punitive Acts Over That. Case Hurting The Country

Communists List 11,559 Prisoners  Reds Given Names Of Allies’ POWs

Allies Report 132,474 Reds ‘As Prisoners   Major General Dean, Photographer Noel Believed to be On Communist Report

Enemy Reports Total of 11,559  In Prison Camps  Missing Gen. Dean On Roster, Tokyo Officers Reveal

Deliver List Of 11,559 Men To U.N.   Allics Begin Move To Verify Names; Lists Exchanged

‘List of 11,559 Includes 3,198 American Troops   U. S. Figure Is Only 25 Pct. of 12,000 Listed as Missing

3,198 Americans On List Given In Truce Talks  Recess Talks to Permit Study By Both Sides

Peace Hopes Brighten Up   US High Command Emphasizes List of Communist Origin

UN AUTHORITIES QUICKLY START CHECKING ROLLS AGAINST RECORDED MISSING   Lists Will Make Some Glad But Others Face Continued Hours Of Ansuish

3,198 Americans Included on Roster Provided by Reds in Capitulating fo U. N. Demands

General Dean Reported to Still Be Alive   Many Men Listed As Missing Turn Up on Commie List

Reds Yield To Demand: Name Dean   Enemy Says Total Roll Of 11,559 Covers All - ULN. Troops Held.

 REDS AGREE TO UN DEMANDS 3 189 Americans Are Held By Communists   Gen. Dean, AP Photographer Noel Are Reported Among U. S. Prisoners

SHOW 11,559 TOTAL; THINK DEANONLIST   Sudden Move Most Hopeful ‘Break’ in Talks About Truce

Included in Total of 11,559 UN Troops Taken. Maj. Gen. Dean Is Believed to Be Among Them.

J.N. Given Red List Of  Prisoners   Gen. Dean Reported Among 11,559 Held  By Communists In  Change Of Mind

Allies Express Disappointment That List ls 100,000 Short of Estimated Troops Now Missing

Reds Turn Over To UN List of 11,559 POWs   Names of 3198 Americans Included

3,198 GI’S IN RED POW LIST   Total Report Includes 11,559 Prisoners - Taken In War

Roster Given to U. N. at Site of Armistice Talks in Korea  FAR BELOW ESTIMATE  Allies Claim 100,000 Total, 12,000 Yanks Missing  In Action

11,559 Names Are Included, Among Them 3,198 Yanks   Dean Reported Alive as Red Negotiators Capitulate to U.N.

Lost American General Dean Among Captives  Communists Give Out g a fue 37935 FF Ke

Maj. Gen. William Dean Named as Prisoner, Alive  And Many Others Held

Communists And U.N. Exchange Korea War Data   Gen. Dean, AP Photographer Classified As Prisoners In Latest Step In Truce Talks

3,198 Americans Believed  Prisoners, Including Gen. Dean, Missing Since 1950

ALLIES SUBMIT LIST OF 132,474 COMMIE POWS   EXCHANGE OF LISTS IS HOPEFUL SIGN IN TRUCE NEGOTIATIONS

Dean Said To Be With Those Held   Nuckols Says Red Lists Not Verified, Might Contain Omissions and Fictitious Additions  Is Not Solution  Has No Bearing Upon Agenda Item Four in . Negotiations

General Dean  Reported Alive   News Photographer Also Believed Te  Be Among Communist Hostages

UN Commanders Begin Huge Task Of Checking Names; Gen. Dean Believed to Be Included

ENEMY’S ROSTER INCLUDES 3,198 AMERICAN MEN   vommunist Negotiators Suddenly Capitulate To UN. Demands — General  Dean On Red List.

Reds List of 11,559 Prisoners Of Korean War Includes Name of Gen. William F. Dean In Latest Move

(Only 3,198 Americans Said Held In Camps   Communists Have Total Of 11.559 Allied Captives

Communist List Bears Name of General Dean   Number of Red-Held Captives Is Far Short of Estimates Previously Made by the U. N.

Warn of Errors And Fictitious Names On List   U. S. Families Will: Be Notified After Army Verification

9,198 Yanks Reported Held By Commies   General Nuckols Emphasizes Data Must Be Checked

Report Dean Among 3198 Yanks Listed   UN Leader Aaserta Errors Likely, But Careful Check Set

List 11,559 Prisoners, Including Ex-Utahn; U.N. Is Holding 132,474

Gen. Dean's Name Is On Tlie Red List   Less Than Third Of Missing U. S. Men Are Listed

Gen. Dean Believed Among 3,198 American Captives  ii-— TT Ta "+, fa Tm w ae wTeieteCllhelUCTClUcSe Oe!   To Make Every Effort To Cheek List kor Verifieation: Next OF Kin To Be Notified Immediately

11,559: NAMES. TURNED OVER BY CHINESE.   U.N. Gives Reds. Lists Including” . 132.474 Names:

3,198 Americans Named In. Exchange But About  12,000 Said “Missina’’

General Dean, Lost Leader Of ith, Is Captive   . AP Photographer Noel included; Communist Total Is 11,559

3,198 Yanks Held, Enemy Records Show   Army Sources Say Musing Gen. Bose Held Ja Prison Camp

3,198 Yanks Among 11,559 Held By Enemy   U.N. Spokesman Emphasizes That Communist List Has Not Been Verified

Not Verified Yet, Allies Emphasize; Errors Likely   3198 Americans Included; Sudden Capitulation By Enemy

3,198 Americans on POW List of 11559 Submitted by Reds; Next of Kin Will Be Notified

General Dean, Missing Since Fall Of Taejon, On The Communist List   Allies Furnish Reds List Of 132,474 Chinese And North Korean Prisoners; Associated Press Photographer Also Named.

General Dean Among 3,198 GI Captives  Names-Will Be Verified, Kin To Re Notified

Long-. lissing Coe al Dean Is Ineluded   11.559 UN Total On Red List Allies Hold 132.474 OFf Foe

Missing Gen. Dean Included   Communists Say They are Holding 3,198 Americans

General Dean Among Yanks Held by Foe   South Korea Flays Annoucement as Cloaking Atrocities  rp. mA WTP was

Reds Turn Over List To Allies   Report-11.559 POWs Total of 158,000  ROKs Are Missing

Reds Turn Over List of 3,198 U.S. Prisoners  Only One-Fourth of Missing Listed; Dean Reported Prisoner

Gen. Dean Believed Among 3,198 American Captives      To Make Every Effort To Check List For Verification; Next Of Kin To Be Notified Immediately

Chinese Reds Turn Over Te Allies Names of Prisoners   Lists Not Verified, For Omissions and Ficticious Additions

SURPRISE ACTION BY ENEMY BOOSTS ARMISTICE HOPES   Gen. Nuckols Warns List May Contain Many Errors, Says Exchan ge of Names Still Hasn’t Solved Agenda Issue.

Reds Told Allies Holding 132,474 As War Captives   Gen. Dean, Photographer Noel Said Among 3198 Yanks In Enemy Hands

Nuckols Warns Commie Rolls  Not Verified   Enemy Suddenly Yields To Allied Demands— UN Turns Over List of 132.474 Prisoners

Question Commie List of Allied War Prisoners   Reds Report Holding 3,198 Americans, Including Gen. Dean.

Gen. Dean Reported To Be In Group   Communists Give In To Allied Demand On Exchange Of Names

General Included On Red List Of , U.S. Prisoners   3,198 Americans Included On List . Handed To Allies

Several Thousand U. N. Troops Still Missing   3,198 Identified As Americans; General Dean, A. P. Photographer Noel Reported Among Group; List Questionable

General Dean, Missing Since July, 1950, Included; Next of Kin To  Receive Notices

Only 3, 198 Americans —~ Are Nam        Believe Gene>_— Is On List, U. N. Command Checking

One Man Dead and Couple Seriously Wounded In Latest Outbreak Of 25-Year-Old Feud

Dope Sales Easy InN. Y. Schools   Secret Agent Says Traffic Rampant

Narcotics Agent Says Probers Roam Schools Buying Dope from Pupils

SKILL WINS FOR YANKS IN AIR BATTLES   Better Airmanship, Not Better Planes, is Deciding  Factor.

UN Airmen Get Redbirds Galore By Finer Flying         ‘To That-Of Reds _

Better Airmanship Not Planes Given Credit For One-Sided Score With Reds

Argentine Paper Ordered Seized  By 9-Man Group   Peron-Dominated Congres: Takes Action, Asking Complete Probe

Peron's Congress Takes Over Paper  La Prensa To Be ‘Investiaated’

Congress Authorizes Commit. tee To Take Possession Of Independent Newspaper While Investigating Its Operations

Agree to Hike Postcard Rate to Two Cents   House Fasses Its Yersion of Measure; It Goes to Committee

POSTCARD 10 COST 2c; OTHER “RATES GO UP   Letter Postage Not Settled House Bill Won't Meet ~ Postal Pay Hike.

Compromise Seen in Rise of Postal Rate   Would Increase “Mailing ‘Costs

House Votes Penny Cards Up To 2 Cts.   Compromise Committee Is Due To Decide How High Other Rates Will Go

SE ee ce  Penny Postcard To Cost 2 Cents   Bill To Raise Postoffic Funds Passes In House

Postcard Will Cost  Two Cents   Other Postal Rate Boosts Will Be Decided By A Compromise Committee

Congress Doubles Penny Post Card ' Cost But Disagrees On Other Hikes

Increase Coming In Postal Rates   Penny Postcard To Disappear Soon

DOUBLE COST OF PENNY POSTCARD   Increase In Other Posta Rates To Be Determined

5-Mile Neutral Zone s Ordered Around Kaesone   Pledges Exchanged “To Complete Final Terms ‘for Parley =:

Reds Agree To Terms  For Meeting   Safe Conduct For Envoys Guaranteed

Both Parties Will Jeep To Meeting Place   Opposing Forces Spar Lightly As Cease Fire Plans Move Forward  BULLETIN!

Ridgway Agrees To  Final Terms   Neutral Zone To Be Honored Around Peace Conference

Safe Conduct Is Guaranteed Peace Envoys  Ridgway Accepts  — Communist Terms

Reds Guarantee Safe Conduct for Allied Envoys Proceeding to Conference Site at Kaesong.   CITY TO BE CENTER OF A NEUTRAL ZONE   Ridgway Assures Commu nists They Will Be Immune From Air Attack While on Way to Parley.

LAST BARRIER IN THE WAY OF MEET CLEARED   Preliminaries For End Of Korean War Will Be Discussed

Neutral Zone Is Designated   By Rideway   U. N. Negotiators to Use ; Jeep or Helicopter ; Te Co to Parley

Kaesong Area To Be Neutral Zone Sunday  Entire Front Is Quiet But Navy Continues To Pound Coast Ports

Way Now Clear For Early Talk  On Cease Fire   Also Permits Sending Two Interpreters With Emissaries of Allies

Last Obstacle Cleared F rom Parley’s Path   Preliminary Talks Sunday For Cease-Fire In Korea To Loy Gratindwork For Formal Meeting Tuesday—Alliss Asked To Use Jeeps

U.N. Officers Safe Conduct Guaranteed   Preliminary Meeting Set for Sunday, Peace Parley Tuesday

Final Terms For Parley Arranged   Five-Mile Radius Around Kaesong ToBeNeutralZone

REDS PROMISE SAFE CONDUCT FOR ENVOYS   Details lroned Out For First Talks Sunday

ACTION REMOVES LAST OBSTACLE TO KAESONE DABI EY   Ridgway Promises Communist Officers Immunity fram Air Attack   MAY USE "COPTERS   Five-Mile Radius Around the City Will Be a Neutrat Zone

Stassen Claim  J essup ‘Lying’ Poses Problem   Sparkman Expects No

New Jessup Problem Is  Considered     Stassen Swears Envoy Gave ‘False’ Reports Under Oath—Session Is Closed  Vote Is Doubted  Sparkman Doubts Any Ballot Today Upon Nomination            Vote Is Doubted

FALSE TESTIMONY — Stassen Claim Gives New  Problem In Jessup Study

Senators Face New Problems In Jessup Case   Stassen Testimony Raises Controversy In Senate Hearing

New Poser Faces Group In Probe   Stassen Gives Oath Some Testimony Of Jeasup Was ‘False’

CHARGE PLACES NEW PROBLEMS BEFORE GROUP   Senators Enter Closed Session To Consider Ambassador's Nomination As U, N. Delegate. .

Truman Balks Move To Fire Wearer of Coat   Report President Quashes Action After Broadcast

*“Covernment Plane Crashes  Withl2 Aboard   4-Engine Transport Down In Indiana; Passengers Believed Dead

‘Panther Claws Beatty But He Says It’s Only Sopratch. Not Serious

Students Settle With Officials   Are Promised They Can Rent Coliseum  For $300 Per Night

Beaches Are Thronged As Heat Goes Up  7p raffic “Heavy:   Traffie Heavy; Resorts Active

War Raging Despite Talk Of Armistice  UN Planes Whip Reds Third Day:   UN Planes Whip Reds Third Day; Enemy Supply Center Plastered

Allied Planes Continue Raids  On Red Fields   U.N. Jets Overcome Communists on Third Straight Day of Fights

3 Rail Unions Reject Contract  Ceti ee ont.   Firemen, Engineers And Conductors Balk

Korean Fighting Eases As Rumors Of Armistice  Reach Soldiers At Front   Localized Battles Reported And Red Resistance Stiffens, But Overall Situation Adds Up Fo Lull fn War

White Man Arrested for Distributing Whisky which Killed 31 at Atlanta

Massive White Man Admits Distributing Poisonous Whiskey  Promises to Name Maker Of Liquid That Killed 31

Find Dispenser of Killer Whiskey; Disclaims Knowledge of Potency

360-Pound Barrel : Of Man Admits Sale Of Lethal Liquor Which Killed 31

Man Admits Giving Out Death Fluid   Lethal Booze Claims 31st Victim In Georgia

FAT MAN SAYS. HE WAS PIS WHISKY AGENT   Promises Polite to Identify Moonshiner Who Made Deadly Drink.

States’ Rights To Tideland Oil Approved   House Group Says All of Gas and Oil Revenues Be- — longs to States

House Unit OKs Tidelands Title To The States   Judiciary Unit Approves AAecasure By An 183-6 Margin

GIVING STATES TIDELANDS OIL APPROVED 18-6   House Committee Votes For Clear Title, Sets Lines

SABETHA WOMAN KILLED  Victim of Crossing Accident; Home Destroyed by Fire 

House Crushes Fine s Income Tax Measure   GOP Split, Plus Democrats, Defeats Gov’s. Proposed Lev

22 Republicans Join State Dem Bloe And Defeat Fine Tax Plar   Paige Varner, Clarion, Among GOP ‘Rebels’ In Uprising as Minor Provisions of Pa. Levy Program Pass Lower Chamber

Measure Killed By 108-98 Vote As GOPs Split   Majority Leadership, However. Plans New  Levy by Next Week

Key Bill in State Program Loses By 98-108 Vote   Twenty-Two Republicans Split With Party Leadership to Join 86 Democrats; Sora Not Givina Up Yet.

GOP Maneuvers To Have Issue Come Up Again   Republicans Split With Leadership On New Measure

Seven Short Of Majority Required  For Passage   22 Republicans Vote Against It; Leaders Hope To Revive Bill

COPPER WORKERS UNION FORECASTS END OF WALKOUT   Agreement With Kennecott Company Paves Way  bake ee ty pee eenaeees Pe

Copper Raise By Kennecott Eases Strike   Union Predicts Three Other Firms Will Settle Ouickly

Tran ‘to Play  Waiting Game   Deputy Says Nation Read} Fo Withstand Pressure

US May Not Ratify Jap Treaty Soon   Signs Indicate Approval Not Due Until Next Year

Congress Seems Sure Not To Ratify Japanese Pact Before Next Session

Ratification Of Jap Pact May Be Postponed   Senate Fight On Over Ban Of War Useful Materials To Reds

Ratification Of Treaty May Wait For Year  Congress In No Hurry ew

U.S. May Not Ratify Pact Until 1952   Strong Signs Indicate Action May be Delayed;  Arrival Puzzling

Expect Delay in Pact Ratification   Jap Treaty Signing May Be Slow Affair

U. 5. Ratification Of Jap Treaty Will Be In 1952   Approval Not On Senate Calendar Before Adjournment

U.S. ToPush For Signing Of Jap Pact   Officials Fear Soviets May Pull Some Tricks At Conference.

Russians Arrive Early —  Senate May Not Vote (On Ratitying Japan's   Treaty Until Next Year

Senate Apparently In No Big Rush To Ratify Peace Treaty With Janan

Soviets Early For Jap Talks  Gromyko, Staff May Be Seeking Support

U. 5. May Wait Year To Ratify Japanese Pact   Russian Delegates Arrive Early For Signing Of Treaty

U.S. May Not Sign Jap Pact Until Next Year   Russian Trick Tied to Korean Truce Talks — ts Suspected

Dope  Price Skyrockets After Gotham Roundup   Raids Follow Teen-Age Narcotics  Probe. Send Peddlers Underaround

Gains Are Made without Fight   Far East of Seoul Hand to Hand Battle Raaes with Chinese

Beckwith Given Death Sentence  Second Decision He Must Face Gallows

He Must Die For Slaying Young Wife   Jury Convicts Him for Second Time at Waterloo

House Passes Bill Aqainst Closed Shop Viclators Would Be Prosecuted Under Anti-Trust Laws

Tax Boosts Start Today   Payers to Share in 5.6 Billions More Levy. $38 Per Person

Gasoline, Cigarettes, Fountain Pens—All Cost More— —  Today Uncle Sam Starts Taking Biager Paycheck Bite

New Tax Law Is Effective In U.S. Today   Citizens to Pay More For Many Items in Daily Use

New Taxes Effective Today; Everyone to Feel Burden  National Average is $38 Per Person Mere Each Year: a Few Levies Lifted

The Big Bite...  Today You Start Making You Increased ‘Gift’ to Uncle Sam

NEW TAX BOOST EFFECTIVE-NOW   Revenue Hikes To Be Felt  Qn Income, Cigarettes, Gasoline, Liquor And Somo Tuvinayiac

Measure Hiking Tax Payments Effective Today   Averages $36 A Person: Will Add 5.6 Billion In - Revenue To Uncle Sam

New Tax Rates In Order Today   Corporation Boost Retroactive To April-1

T-Day: Tax Payers Tapped For More   Each Person Expected To Pay On Average Of $38 More After $5 Billion Tax Increase

U.S. Reaches Deeper Into Pocketbooks   Tax Boosts Begin For $5,691,000,000 In Annual Revenue

F eeling Low Today? It’s Tax Gripes!   Higher Levies On Incomes Go Into Effect

Tax Law Changes For US Citizens Go Into Effect   Gas, Liquor, Film, And Pay Checks Will Show Signs Of Boost

This Is the Day You Start Contributing Share to New $5,691,000,000 Tax Fund

H.3 PER CENT BOOST  Individual Income Taxes Higher Effective Thursday

Public Starts Paying New Tax Increase  Boost Averages $38 Per Person; Some Excises End

NEW TAX BITE STARTS TODAY   New Boost To Cost Each American An Average Of $38 Annually

Revenue Tax Effective Today Costs 538 Annually To Average Person

Today You Start On Higher Tax   Uncle Sam Taps You fo: $5,691,000,000 More; Most Items up, Some Down

Debate Continues in State Senate on Truck Fee Bill   Reject Proposal to Set Up Separate Schedule for Common Carriers.

Rail Service Is Near Normal In Eastern Areas  Strike, However, Is Still Clogging

RR Service Is Near Normal In Eastern States  Pintiuietse Cbsile   Optimistic Strike Will Clear; Wilson Remaining Silent

CHATSWORTH GIRL WEDS AKRON MAN   Miss Betty Weyen And Lloyd Meyer Take Vows Oct. 29

Long Drouth Is Broken  Keneac Cate Snaw   Kansas Gets Snow dn in West, Rain in East; Tine ta Continue

NEW GROUP GOING IN   EASE STATE DROUGHT   Rain and Snow Fell in All Sectors of Kansas Overnight

Pass Major Bills In Last Session Congress Votes $20 Billions  and More Defense Powers  NEW GROUP GOING IN  Expect Acrid Controversy :Over Administration For eign Policy   EASE STATE DROUGHT   Rain and Snow Fell in All Sectors of Kansas Overnight

Snow and Freezing  Rain Hit Kansas  Needed Moisture Has Revived Hopes for

‘News Day, Night   UN Units Push  For New Gains   Six Enemy Counterthrusts Along 135-Mile Front Are Repulsed

United Nations Army Killing Nearly 1,000 Reds Daily in Korea; Truce Talks Stymied

FIGHTING RAGES WITHIN SIGHT OF CONFERENCE CITY   Communists Stick To Demand U.N. Surrender “Heartbreak” Ridges In Setting Up Armistice Line.

UN Kills 1,000 Reds Daily As Talks Continue   Communists Still Blocking Way to Truce in Korea

UN Troops Hurl Back Six Commie Counter-Attacks  Make Fresh Gains, Killing Reds At Rate Of Nearly 1,000 Dail

Red Soldiers Die At Rate Of 1,000 Per Day In Fight   Communist Demands Deadlock Truce Talk

1000 Commie Troops Killed Fvery Day   Allies Carve Out Fresh Gain 800 Yards North of Yonchon  naar a a are nal a

Congress May Be Asked To Serap Parity Formula   Price Stabilizer Says Request May Come lf Food Costs Get Out of Control

End Of Parity Prices Hinted  DiSalle To Watch  Pr 3. f+... met...

May Scrap Parity Prices   DiSalle Hints Action If Costs Out Of Hand

Congress Disturbed About Damage Caused by Sacred Critters  Grain-Destroving Monkeys Are Problem

Big Spending Congress Adjourns   Lawmakers Decide to Take Vacation Until January Sth.

eects Again Jan. B Big Spending, Heavy Taxing Congress Closes Shop For °51

90-Billion-Dollar Congress Adjourns Cnitl January 8: Accom pl ishments Reviewed

Congress Quits Until Jan. 8th   Over $90 Billions Appro  priated In Ten-Month Session

$90 Billion Appropriated By Congress   Lawmakers Adjourn — Until Jan. 8 After Full 10-Month Sessior

NO SIGN OF UFE SEEN IN SEOUL  Inchon Quiet, Last Yankee Evacuated

ON YOUR MARX, READY ... APPLAUD!  ‘How To Win Applause in Moscow

Moscow Applat use Rules  Cn onkarc Knew The Ranec I oo Comrade Stalin

Find Charred Bodies Of Man, Woman In Cabin  Jersey Police Believe Victims Are Noted Povchanalyst. Wife

Allies Expected To Reply To Reds   Chinese Want “Immediate” Resumption Of Talks

UN Forces Continue To Chop Enemy   120 Jets Battle In Biggest Air Enaaaement

Allied Reply tc Commie Offer Imminent    What Form. It Would. Take Is Anybody's Guess

Reds Believed Anxious To End Fighting Quickly  Allied Commander Takes His Time

—ALLIED REPLY TO REDS DUE_ Ridgway Working On  New Armistice Offer

Ridgway Prepares Reply to Communist Pro posal for Reopening of Armistice Talks

Stable Food  Cost. Likely. om   Increasé Expected Toward Year’s End

PRICE OF FOO! WILL STAY HIGH   Agriculttre Department Forecasts Little Change Until Early Summer — Later Rise Likely.

Food Prices Will Remain Stable To Early Summer   That Is Prediction Today of U. S. Agriculture Department in Washington

Forecast Of Fairly Stable Food ‘Prices Until Early Summer Made   Supplies Of Most Foods Adequate To Maintain Civilian Consumption ©

High Food Prices To Stay With Us Until Summer, Ag Department Says   Wholesale Price Ceilings on Beef Effective Today; Stock Shipments Reported Withheld

Report Predicts High Food Prices Will Remain Stable Until Summer

Food Prices Expected To Stay Stable   Government Agency Predicts Current Costs Will Remain Until Early Summer

High Food Prices Will Continue   To Extend Until at Least  Pasl Sa rmmae

U. S. Says High Costs fo Remain Until Summer   Military Demand May Force Rates Higher Later

LITTLE CHANGE IN OUTPUT ~ FORECAST      Prices 15 Per Cent Highe Than Last Year  SUPPLIES      Are Said To Be Adequate: Rate Of Consumption Slightly Higher

Food Prices Due To Remain Staple Now   Agriculture Dept. Predicts Little Change In Summer

FOOD PRICES HOLD LEVELS      Predict They Will Hold Firm Until Early  Summer

Expect Food Prices to Remain Fairly Stable   Advances May Come In Late Summer fs Government Prediction

PRICES STABILIZED, FOOD REPORT SAYS   Current Costs to Remain Un: changed Until Summer; Supplies Adequate

1 Foresee No Seare Buying ee  Food Prices Seen Stable - Through Early Summer

Expect Food Prices To Remain Stable  Sees No Changes Until Early Summer; Mav Go Up Lote:

More Striking Switchmen Return But Cross-Country Traffic Slow   Mail Embargo Relaxed As Workers Resume Jobs In Many Areas; Chicago And Other Cities Still Tied Up.

Tieup  Holds     Other bat Crews. Back  Wan UY. Wet...    Wage-Hour Dispute Far From Settled As Trains Resume

Rail Service Still Is Out in Chicago; No Pact Reached      Continues Over  Hours. Wages

Chicago Yards Sil Ted Up :   Throws Road-Block in Cross Country Rail Traffic

Strike Continues In Chicago, Major Railroad Center  Wage-Hour Dispute   Wage-Hour Dispute Shows No Signs Of Settlement

Rail Strike Ends In Most Of U: S. Centers With Exception Of Chicago

Railroad Tie-up Virtually Over: No Settlement   Back-to-work Trend Spreads, but Some Yards Still Jammed

Freight Freeze Returns Here; Relief Brief:   Danville Again Under Embargo   ‘Railroad Strike Ends In Most Parts Of Country But Not In Chicago

Joe J. Morris Named: ‘Head of School Board   Succeeds: Weldon Hanna As President; Maynard  Openine tn Be Melewvet

Joe J. Morris Named Head of School Board   Succeeds Weldon Hanna As President; Maynard Oneaning to Be Delavad

Give Up Those Ships, U.S. Tells Russia   Formally Demende Return of 672 Lend-Leose Vessels Runtia ‘Wants to Bey

Demand Return Of Ships   U.S. Asks Russia For Lend-Lease Vessels when kttorts to sceach Loan Sattlement Fail

Demand Russia Return 672 Ships   U.S. Says Lend-Lease Craft Long Overdue

Demand Reds Return Lend  Lease Ships   In Addition to Return Of 672 Vessels. Want Settlement of War Bill

U. S. Formally Demands T hat Soviets Return 67? Lend-Lease War ? Vessels

Demand Return Of Lend-Lease Ships By Reds   Russia Still Has 672 Merchant and ‘Naval Craft, Now Needed By U.S

Russia Asked To Give Back Leased Ships   U.S. Demands That Soviets Pay For Lend Lease Vessels

U. §. Demands Return Of 672 Naval Vessels   Russia Told To Give Back LendLease Supplies

U.S. CALLS UPON RUSSIA TO RETURN LEND-LEASE SHIPS   Washington Makes Formal Demand for 672 Vessels Sent to Soviets in World War HU.   TALKS OVER MOSCOW DEBT STALMATED   State Department Asks Reds to Pay $800,000,000 to Settle Account—Latter  Offer $240,000,000,

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells Of Effort To Halt Expose Of Civil Rights Group

Claim Public Officials Conceal News  Says Facts Being Suppressed On All Government Levels

THREE TIE FOR FIRST IN SONG TITLE CONTES!   Total of "179 Entries; Prize List Expanded to 68 Winners.

THREE TIE FOR AOSTA NG. ~ TITLE CONTESI      Total -of °179 Entries; Prize List Expanded to 68 Winners. °

‘Gateway to Air Force’ Is Still Jammed With Recruits . . .  30,000 New Airmen Living in Tents at Lackland

State Aide Tells of Visit with Reds   Says Hull, Wagner ‘Aided’ Spy Suspect

FIRST MET ‘IN 732   Oliver Edmund Clubb Tells of Seeing Whittaker Chambers

GOULON'T all. GHINA, Alsi AT SAME TIME   Vandenberg Tells MacArthur Probers, Also, Russia Has Best Jets.

Gen. Vandenberg Addresses Groups Probing Ouster  Gives Reason for Being Opposed to

‘hief Cites Shoestring’ \ir oree   Savs U. 8. Could Not Bomb Russia, China At Same Time

Says U. S. Operating a ‘Shoestring’ Force, Says That Is Reason He Supported Ouster Of MacArthur, Warns of Danger of Attack

Chief Calls Air Force ‘Shoestring  Gen. Vandenberg . Savs It Couldn't   Gen, Vandenberg Says It Couldn’t Lay Waste Both Russia and China

US Operates ‘Shoestring Air Force’   That's View of Vandenberg In Senate Hearing

Vandenberg Testifies-- 7 "AIR FORCE CAN'T BLAST BOTH RUSSIA AND CHINA’

Vandenberg Says. U.S. Air Force  Can't Wreck Both China and Russia

U. S. Operates Shoestring  Air Force   Could Lay Waste To Industry in Russia or China: Not Both

HEAR CHIEF OF U.S, AIR FORCE  Vandenberg Called s,efore Committee Looking Into MacArthur Ouster.

Action Would Not Be Conclusive Under Present “Shotstring Air Force” Strength, Says General In Testimony   U.S. SAFE TODAY BUT “TOMORROW WILL NOT BE’

Six Killed, 12 Lost as Ship Breaks, Sinks   Vessel Goes Down in Storm-toessed Sea Off Carolina

Atlantic Ship Breaks in Two;  6 of Crew Dead   Twelve Others Missing; Vessel Victim of Huge Seas

Senators Oppose Nod to Red China  No Recognition Petition Sianed

Assembly Halts For Fine Funeral  Legislators Attend Services for Mrs. Fine

Assembly Mourns Mrs. Fine’s Death   Republicans, Democrats Join in Expressing Their Condolences; Is Recessec

Senate Calls   Action is Taken On Debate-Stalled $5.5 Billion Hike; Changes Pending

SENATE WORKS OVERTIME ON TAX MEASURE   Holds Saturday Session or Stalled $512 Billion Tax Increase.

MUTUAL SAVING GROUPS FACING PROPOSED LEVY   Senators Debate One  .OF Last Big Balls  Blocking Adjourn ment — Sharp Fight Is Being Made.

Senate: Calls Saturday Tax Bill Session  ‘ Speedy: Action On  = wh

Senate Session Today Unusual  Action on Debate Stalled Bill Asked

Senate Session Is Called To Debate Huge Tax Bil   Unexpected Opposition Leads To: Opinion . That Gigantic: Tax Bill May Be Softened

SENATE WORKS -OVERTIME ON TAX MEASURE      Holds Saturday Session on Stalled $512 Billion  T Ww ber er eaen

Senate Studies Proposed Tax 0 Savings Groups  Unusual Saturday session Held In ip-ecnae ae —  amrtt 6TlL Aw FPAImaa Fe

Senate Meeting To Press Action  On Big Tax Bill   Opposition To SavingsLoan Levy May wWtl)sooe

Senate Calls Special Tax Boost Meet   Action is Taken On Debate-Stalled $5.5 Billion Hike; Changes Pending

No Saturday Off -. Senate Seeks Action  On Stalled Tax Bill  Measure among Lost Blocking “

TAX MEASURE IS STALLED BY TALK   Senate Calls Unusual Saturday Gathering

SENATE DEBATES , TAX BOOST BILL   Unusual Saturday Session Eyes Bank Amendment

SENATE WORKS ON SATURDAY TO SPEED TAX BILL   FIND OPPOSITION TO PROPOSED LEVY ON SAVINGS GROUPS

Senators Act To Speed Up Tax Hike Bill Loan Association Tax Is Debated

Bricker Urges End Of RFG's Lending   One More Big Loan I: Probed by Committee

UN Patrols Get Mysterious. Letters Proposing Front Line Armistice   Notes Found.at Front Suggest Soldiers By-Pass Action in Progress at Kaesong

Three, 18. Got $1 In Robbery   Blame Beer For Ann Arbor  Bludgecouing

Youths Admit Slaying Nurse In Michigan: Got Few Pennies  In Robbery; Blame Drinking of Beer

BEAT NURSE TO DEATH WITH A RUBBER HAMMER   Three Youths Admit Slaying in Terrorized Michigan Town.

THREE YOUTHS BEING HELD ON MURDER COUNT   Robbery Was Only Motive; Got Less Than One Dollar

BEER ‘DRINKING YOUTHS CONFESS KILLING NURSE   ROBBERY MOTIVE; THREE “TEEN AGERS HELD FOR MURDER

_ Jury Finds Four Guilty - 22 Counts Conspiracy And Extortion; Former - Mayor Was “Crony”

“My Friend! Put That Dagger Away!” Russians’ Bid For Peace In Korea  May Be In Fear Of A Strong China

DELAYING ARMS 10 RED CHINESE HELPS RUSSIANS   Cease - Fire Plan May Be Soviet Move To ‘Postpone Sending . Guns To Ally— Reds Need Fire.  power. ,

Russian Promotion of Cease-Fire First Indication She Is Tired of Giving Arms?

Russ May Be Trying to Avoid Arming Red China by Promoting Cease-Fire

USSR Delays Arming Red China, May Avoid Move   Cease-Fire Action  Could Be Cover-Up For. Russian Intent

Soviet Seen Delaying Aid To Ally  oc a x = fa   Cease Fire Could:-Cover Avoiding Re-Arming Of Red China

Russ May Try To Keep Arms From China  Kremlin Promotes Cease-Fire Order For Own Benefit

Ge etting Off th  Soviet Truce Proposal In Korea Said Dodge Of Arms for Chinese

Russia May Be Trying to Dodge Full China Aid   Unwieldy Catspaw Is Becoming Burden as Losses Mount

Russ May Be Trying To Delay Or Avoid Arming Of China By Asking Cease-Fire

Fear of China May Be Behind  Soviet Actions   Korean Peace Would Kase Frictions. Let Russia Refuse Arms  nD. yvarare*cc Fe 8° 8882”

Russia May Be Stalling  For Time  . May Have Found China Unwieldy, And Future Foe

May Be Trying To Avoid More Help To China   Russians May Be Seeking Way Out Of Tough Spot

SOLONS CLAIM A VICTORY IN TROOP ISSUE   Administration Chief. Agree To Debate In  Senate and House

Senate Okeh: Debate on Troop Issue  Anti-Trumaa Group  Claims Vi 'ictory TT. rl.

 Astral Competition Too Tough  Judge Rules 'Ghostly' Rival Divorce Grounds

MILTON BERLE’S EX-WIFE TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE   Slashes Wrists With Razor Blade in Billy Rose’ Apartment.

Suicide Attempt Only ‘Impulse’   Actress Joyce Mathews Uses Razor on Wrists

Actress Attempts Suicide  Berle’s Ex-Wife Denies Interect in Rillv Roc.

AFTER SUICIDE TRY IN HIS HOME Actress Denies Any Billy Rose Romance

DR. L. E. OTTE DIED THURSDAY IN HOSPITAL   Local Educator, ONU Dean of Men, Taken By Death

DIED THURSDAY IN HOSPITAL   Local Educator, ONU Dean of Men, Taken By Death

British Send New Brigade To Suez Zone   Troops $ Sent In By Air from Libya In Big Operation

Britain Pours Fresh Troops Into Suez Area   Brigade Is Moved By Air; Egypt Still, Seeks Arab Support

British Pour Fresh Troops Into Suez Zone   London Officials Say Eden Will Attempt To Lessen Tension -

{ LPUMERAL SERVICES FOR  ALBERT A. GALBREATH AT  CARRIGAN CHURCH TUESDAY

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ALBERT A. GALBREATH AT CARRIGAN CHURCH TUESDA’

Pinned Beneath Dash, Salesman Drowns in Ditch  Tm, YF BR-~WVvS &§ Mm FA a.   Dale Ahlfs’ Efforts To Free Victim in Time Proved Futile

Pinned Beneath Dash, Salesman Drowns in Ditch  Dale Ahlfs’ Efforts To Free Victim in Time Pravad Futile

FullRed China Blockade Asked  Solon Wants Congress Listed As Favorable

Malik Loses Test Of Strength Over A-Bomb Prohibitior   12-Nation Committee Smothers Proposal To ~ Seat Red China; Secretary Calls For Regulation Of All Armaments

Lie Hammers At UN to Ban Atomic Arms  "Believes Group _ Can Help Whip » Wearld Tencian   States Viewnoint

LIE URGES- BAN ON ATOM BOMB   Russia Loses Another Round In U. N. On  Chinese Case

Defense Secretary Says Plane Industry Can Sustain Huge Air Force

NAVY PLANE WITH 14 ABOARD IS MISSING   L. Ss. Craft Disappears in Storm Near Rome After Reporting Engine Trouble.

Communists Stubbornly Insist On 38th Parallel As Centre Of Proposed Buffer Zone; Allies Refuse ~o Discuss It

Reds Refuse To Shift From  Butfer Issue Allied Negotiators  Return Ta Kaecone

UN Proposes, Reds Agree on Reopening   Allied, Communist Delegations Tackle Deadlocked Cease-Fire Line Issue Again

Resume Talks But Agreement Seems Entirely Unlikely   Deadlock Over Buffer Zone Complete; Neitther Side Gives

KAESONG: PARLEY: CRISIS SEEN ON. ZONE DEADLOCK   Officials Fail to- Report Whether Any Progress °' Made at Session      RED GROUP STUBBORN   Refuses to Yield in “Stand to Hait.Fighting at .. 30h Parallel’ ~

Talks At Most Critical Point Since Conference:  Opened Over Month ‘Ago   Inability To Decide On Buffer Zone Ares May Lead To Crisis; No Report Made If. Anv Progress Made In Tact Seerinn

Silence Marks 20th Session  Of Conference   Enemy Delegates Refuse To Budge on Buffer At Parallel

Envoys Hold 20th Session  In Kaesong  Deadlocked Issue Of Armistice Line Subject of Meet

Both Sides Sit In Silence at Friday Session  UN Negotiators Back in Kaesong to Try Again on Agreement

Enemy,      Both Sides Sit Silent For Hours In Fight Over Buffer Zone

Knemy, UNFar Apart   Both Sides Sit Silent For Hours In Fight Over Buffer Zone

Crowd Jams Gym at HTHS Masic Revue  Ma ay Tern ed Away, Performance Will Re hebben area he

MOUNTAIN TAKEN IN 4 DAYS  Allies Open New Assault As Ko-Red Ruse Is Flop

RED SURRENDER RUSE SMASHED BY ARTILLERY   Mountain Is Taken Aiter Four Days Of Heavy Fighting

Red Surrender Ruse Smashed Near Yangeu   Marines Push  Enemy off Mount In 4-Day Battle

lranian Premier Indicates He Will Reject Truman Plea  President Urges Negotiation to End Heated Oil Dispute

18 Killed and 60 Injured as Trains Collide   New York-NewOrleans Streamliners Crash on Alabama Trestle

18 Known Dead In Head-On Collision   Streamliners Ram Each Other In Alabama

Streamliners Meet  Head-On In State   Sixty Injured In Collision Of The  Southerner And The Crescent

Hunt More Train Wreck Victims   18 Died In Crash Of Streamliners Yesterday

2 Dixie Trains Crash Headon:  18Dead:60Hurt   Passenger Streamliner: Meet on Trestle 29 Miles From Birmingham

Train Crash Kills 18   60 Others Injured As Streamliners Collide; One Car Becomes Big Coffin

21 or More Killed in Pair of Train Wrecks; Alabama Scene Searched for Other Victims

L&N FLYERS HIT HEAD-ON   Crescent Plows Into Southerner, Turning First Car Into Giant Coffin; 60  Injured.

Streamliners Meet Headon  Rail Wreck Kills 18, ‘Hurts 60 In South

MORE BODIES ARE HUNTED IN RAIL WRECKAGE   18 Dead, 60 Hurt When Streamliners Collide In Alabama.

Streamliners Hit On Trestle; 18 Killed, 60 Hurt   Rescue Workers Search Wreckage For More Victims

Streamliner Pulls Into Other's Path   60 Passengers Hurt in Crunch Of Front Car

60 Others Are Injured In Alabama   Streamliners Meet On High Trestle; Toll May Mount

Crews Search Wreckage For Crash Victims . 18 Known Dead And  Gf Talneond Te Wala

60 HURT WHEN STREAMLINERS CRASH HEADON   TRAINS MEET ON A HIGH TRESTLE NEAR BIRMINGHAM

Streamliners — Crash Headon; Sixty Injured    Southerner Pulls From Siding Into Path Of Crescent Near Birmingham

Railroad Crash High on Trestle Takes 18 Lives   Streamline Trains Smash Headon on Southern Railway

SOUTHERN, L&N FLYERS HIT HEAD-ON   Crescent Plows Into Southerner, Turning First Car Into Giant Coffin; 60 Injured.

More Victims Hunted In Wreckage... . rains Hit Headon Killing 18 Persons

DEATH TOLL OF 18   Additional Victims of TwoTrain Alabama Crash Being Hunted

TEMPFRATURES   Weather Hich Low   Assembly Faces Long Session Or Tax Accord

No End Near In Assembly's State Tax Row   Long Summer Session Expected on Hotly Contested Measure

Secret Egyptian Fighting Units Reported Formec  Born Of Crisis, Minister Says

Egyptian Govt. Denies Army Is Aiding Rebels   Interior Minister Blames Liberation Battalions for Riots

New Underground Egyptian Forces — Being Organized   Interior Minister Denies Government is Supplying Arms For ‘Liberation Battalion’ Under Gen. Aziz El Misri

‘Liberation’ Army In Egypt Rumored  Interior Minister Denies Arming It

Train Hits Tank Truck, Set Afire   Engineer And Fireman Burned In Crash

Memorial Day. Safest Holiday Since War I  Lrweler FI Dawah   Only 71 Perish In Accidents On Crowded Roads

Holiday Toll Is Record Low   Traffic Safety Keeps Memorial Day Deaths to 77

Holiday Deaths at New Low Record   Safe Driving Seems to Pay Off As Traffic Figures Are Far Below Estimates

Traffic Fatalities: Tofal Of 77 Is Far Below Predictions  Drownings* Account For 20°Deaths By

Americans Set Holiday Record for Few Deaths   mn Traffic Fatalities ” Over Memorial Day: : Tae in State

lran Shuts Door on Talks Except For Two Points   Won't Discuss Anything But Indemnities and Sale of Oil

Tran Shuts Off Chance For Further Talks With Britain In Oil Dispute; Country Plans To Begin Own Sales

Close Door to Future Talks On Settlement   kesman Says her Discussion ay Intensify Case

IRAN SLAMS  THE DOOR ON  OIL TALKS?   Refuses to Enter Discussions With England Except on Indemnity, Sale of Oil.   MESSADEGH DUE TO SPEAK BEFORE U.N.   Ambulance Alerted in Case Ailing Premier Faints as Usual at End of Speech.

Tran Closes Door To Any Further Talks   To Only Consider Indemnities And The Sale Of Oil

lran Closes Door fo Talks With Britain   Except on Matter of Indemnities, Sale of Oil, witt Firm Announcement

'—NO PURPOSE—  UN Ready To Hear Mossadegh   PREMIER WILL ASK HANDS OFF

Mossadegh Pleads Case In UN Today  Ailing Premier  Appears On TY

Iran Closes Door to Any Further Talks With Britain on Oil  Dispute, Except on Indemnities

Iran Shuts Door on Oil Dispute   Will Consider Only Indemnities and Sale of Products

DALTISHYTRAN FIGHT FOR lL NEAR GLINMA   Taiks Narrow. to Two Points as Premier Prepares for UN Hearing.

Iran Of ficial Closes Door On More Oil Talks   Fight U. N. Action on British Resolution for Resuming Parleys.

Iran Shuts Door On Any Further Oil Negotiations   Premier Mossadegh To Appear Before UN Council Today

IRAN CLOSES DOOR TO UN ACTION   Refused to Discuss Anything Except Indemnities

U.N. To Hear Ailing Premier Explain Stand   Iran Will Start ‘Exploiting’. Its  Ojl Immediately, Deputy Premier Say:

Premier Pleads Nation's Case Before UN Counci   Aging Leader In High Spirits After Week’s Rest And Physical Checkup In N. Y. Hospital

lranian Spokesman Closes Door To Further Oil Talks With Britain   Declares Only Questions Of Sale Of Oil, Indemnities Will Be Discussed

Iran Retuses  Any Oil Deal   Government Ready To Sell to All; U.N. Opens Hearing

Mossadegh Due Before  Council   To Tell Organization Why It Should Avoid Mixing In Oil Battle

Iran Rules Out New Oil Talks   Indemnity, Sales Only Topics Open

DOOR CLOSED TO MORE OIL NEGOTIATIONS   ‘Spokesman: Deciares ‘Iranians Resolved To Exploit Industry

MOSSADEGH BEFORE UN Spokesman Closes Door  On Iranian-British Talks

Doors Closed OnArgument  In Oil Dispute   Fatemi Says Tran  Will Handle Sales   Development Comes Hours Before UN Speech By  Mossadegh

NO LET UP IN SIGHT   Forecast Calls for Snow, Sleet and  Rain to Continue

More Sleet Predicted —   Fall General in This Area; May Turn Into Freezing Rain or Snow

Kansas Snow, Sleet To Continue Friday   Snow Up to 9 Inches Has Brought Needed Molsture to Siate

City Youth Badly  Hurt i in Accident   John Eismont, 21, In Fair Condition In Titusville Hospital

Reds Want To Survey  Proposals   Troop Withdrawal Is Basic Issue In Negotiations

Truce Talks Delayed to Wednesday  Reds Ask Time To Confer Over Points Agreed

Cease-Fire Negotiations  Are Recessed   Reds Request Delay To July 25 To Allow Study Of Proposals

Reds Ask For Time To Study Steps   Joy Flies To Tokyo To Go Over Situation With Ridgway Again

Cease-Fire Talk Is in Recess at Request of Reds  Want Both Sides to

Red Request  For Recess  Is Granted  Little Is Said _ By UN Delegates

Korean Peace Talks Delayed By Communist:  Want Time to Study   Want Time to Study Agenda Proposals; Watch Troops Mass

REDS ASK FOR DELAY OF TALK UNTIL JULY 25   Believe Question Of Foreign Troops Cause of Recess

Reds Say Will Study Proposals   Meetings to Resume  37 U.N.  Wh. Blond] af Mele«

ENEMY MAKING STUDY OF CEASE FIRE PROPOSALS   U.N. Delegates Agree ‘o Temporary Recess, Although Seeing No Need For Delay.

COMMUNISTS SAY WANT TIME TO STUDY PROPOSALS  COMMAND CONFIRMS   COMMAND CONFIRMS TROOP WITHDRAWAL IS “BASIC” ISSUE

Reds Request Delay t Study “Proposals Presented”   JOY TO SEE RIDGWAY   Stumbling Block Is Removal of Foreign Troops From Korea

Allies Grant Red Request Halting Talks   Commies Say Recess Will Enable Study Of Peace Proposals Thus Far Advanced

Halt Peace Talks Until Wednesday  Reds Want Recess So ‘Beth Sides’ Car Study Troop Issue

U.N. Peace Group Goes To Tokyo   Cease-Fire Talks Recess at Request Of the Communists

Korean Peace Talks Recessed Until July 25   Communists Ask Chance To Study U.N. Proposals

Recess Is Asked In Truce Talks After Bog-down   Communist Buildup At Front in Korea Feared as Possible

Foreign Troop Withdrawal Stymies Cease-Fire Parley  Conference Recessad Until July 25 A® Danuact nS Cammunted NRalanntdas

JOY CONSULTS GEN. RIDGWAY IN TOKYO   Communists Request Time To Study Proposals.   To ‘Return To Allied Peace Camp Monday; U.N. Troop Withdrawal Basic Issue

Kaesong Truce Talks Recess Af Reds’ Request.  Communists Ask ‘Vacation’ Until

Reds Ask For Recess Of Cease-Fire Talks   Armistice Meeting At Kaesong Off Unti July 25 — Communists Want Both Side To:Study Proposals

Truce Parleys Are Recessed For Three Days   Reds Request Time To Study UN Ultimatum

Korean Parley Next Wednesda:      =iReds Request Time to ZStudy Proposals Thus 33 ar Presented

Cease-Fire Talks Halted For ‘Study’   Meeting Resumes Next Wednesday; Vice Admiral Joy Meets Ridgway

Reds Say Will Study  ‘Proposals   Meetings to Resume July 25; U. N. Sees No Need of Delay

Communists Ask Recess “To Enable Both Sides To Study Proposals Thus Far Presénted.”   BASIC ISSUE IS TROOP WITHDRAWAL

Reds Request Korean Peace Talks Recess   Negotiators Agree tc Halt Kaesong Confer. ence Until July 25

Adm. Joy Flies To Tokyo To Confer With Ridgway  Communists Request Delay in   Communists Request Delay in Armistice Discussion For Both Sides To Study Proposals

Cease-Fire Talks Off Until 25th   Réds Request Delay te ‘Study * ‘Proposals Presented”   Stumbling Block Is Removal of Foreign Troops From Korea

Kaesong Talks Are Recessed  Reds Ask Delay Till July 25 To ‘Study’ Truce Proposals

RECESS PEACE DISCUSSION Al REDS REQUES]   Will Resume Monday ‘After Communists Have Studied Proposals.

Reds Stall  Sessions on Troo p Issue   Will Reconsider Withdrawal Demand. Adm. Joy Impatient

DELAY IS REQUESTED BY ENEMY   Ask for Time Out to Study Proposals Although Allies See No Need for Delay.   U. N. CHIEF FLIES TO TOKYO TO REPORT   Admiral Joy “Guesses” Things Are Going All Right. Gen Cragie in Happy Mood.

Peace Talks At Kaesong Recessed Until July 25 At Communists Request

Armistice Talks Are Recessed at Request of Reds   Communists Proposed Halt Until July 25th to Enable Both Sides to Study Proposals

Delay Asked By Reds To Study Points   UN Agrees But Doesn’ See Any Need For Such Break

Ask for Time Out to Stu  ' Proposals” Although lies See No Need fo lay.        U.N. CHIEF FLIES TO” TOKYO TO REPOR      Admiral Joy “Guesses” Things Are Going  Right. Gen - Cragie:   Happy Mood.

Reds Request Delay To Draw Final Decision   U.N. Stands Firm On ‘No Withdrawal Of Troops’ Issue

cenninimtat i, nine .cepuaeapnaiaminsaaal SPANISH AMERICAN WAR NURSE DIES

Wiley to Be Among Signers of Jap Treaty   Truman Names Ten-Man Delegation for U. S. At Pacific Confab

Red-Haired Minneapolis Gal Flies Transport: Uses ‘Only One Hand’

HOPE TO AID U. S   Oil Leaders Discuss Ways tc Better Meet Needs of  Country

pee IU AW U. 0.  Oil Leaders Discuss Ways to  Better Meet Needs of  : Country

Oil Industry Leaders Agree To Make Study On Ways To Supply U. S. Need

Revision of American Air Strategy Underway As Production Planned For New Jet Bombers

AF Readies New  viet Bortthers ‘Rush Lobel’ Placed On Proposed 8-52's

Two New Heavy Jet Bomber Types. Ave Part Of Revised U.S. Air Strategy

U.S. Rushes  Work on New Type Bombers   Swift New Bombing Craft Will Carry A-Bombs Long Way

U.S. Asks Both Countries to  Reach Accord   Advises, England Not to Intimidate Vittle Tran

Tito Releases Metropolitan as Yugoslavs Note Founding of “Republic”

Tornadoes Hit As Midwest . Gets Cold Snap   Seven Killed When Big Twister Ripa Path Through Wisconsin; High Winds. Elsewhere

STRIP TEASER SAYS HURBY EMBARRASSED HER   11 KILLED BY MIDWEST’S EIRST COLD WAVE

Storms Bring Cold Weather: Fleven Dead   Tornado Descends on Wisconsin Killing Seven: Persons; Other States Also Hard Hit:

Demand to Know if European Shipments Figured in Release of South Korean Reserves

MARTHUR NOTE STIRS DISPUTE   Two GOP Senators Ask Data On Arms Sent To Europe From Korea

—NO ARMS FOR SOUTH KOREANS— Ask Probe Of Military Shipments To Europe

Korean Arms Being Cut?  Probe Asked   GOP Wants To Know L Europe Is Getting ROK Supplies

SENATORS WANT EUROPEAN ARMS SENT TO KOREA   Republicans Bridges And Knowland Demand To Know Why U. S. Doesn't Arm South Koreans.

Two GOP Solons Want To Know About Shipment:   Senators Seek To Learn About Arms Being Diverted

Ask If Arms Are Diverted From Korea   GOP Senators Want To Kknow Why 100,000 South Koreans Quit

GOP Senators  Seek Answer  From Military   Arms Shortage Blamed; Cite Mac’s Letter

Data is Sought On Arms Sent   GOP Senators Ask if Shipments Are Diverted from Korea to Europe

Why No Aid For Roks?  Senators Ask  MacArthur’s Letter awe as eae   MacArthur’s Letter Stirs Battle Over Release Of 120,000

Senators Ask Data on Arms  Sent fo Korea 120,000 South Koree Soldiers Released For Lack of Arms

Two Republican Senators Want to Know Whether Arms Shipments Are Going to Europe or Korea

Draft Policy, Arms Program Attack Target   College Student Deferment Plan May Be Lost

2 GOP Senators Demanding Check   Arms Shipment Diverted From Korea to Europe Figures in Latest Uproar

Some Congressmen Want To Know If Rearming Europe Hurtins In Korea

Senators Probe Arms Diversion From WarArea   Reports Say Arms Going To Europe Instead Of Korea.

Diversian Of Arms Shipments From Korea To Europe Hinted By Washineton Critics

Senators Demand To Know If Arms Are Diverted From Korea To Europe

Bridges Bridges Secks To Find Out If Arms Shipments’ Being Diverted To Europe

Seek Information On U.S. Defenses   “OUT TO GET FACTS’   Follows Announcement o ~ Release of South Korean  Reserves

Demand Probe Of Foreign Arms Shipments   120,000 ROK Reserves Released for Lack Of Equipment

Solons Question Lack of War Gear   100,000 ROK Troops Being Sent Home, Need Eauioment

Ask Whether Korean Arms Go To Europe   GOP Critics Say Yanks Drafted While ROK Troops Sent Home

Republican Senators Raise Questions On Diverting Arms from Korean War

lke Arrives in Brussels Today  On 2nd Leg of Visit To Pact Nations

General Said To Be Pleased By Visit To France   No Final Decisions On Implementing Pact  Are Reached

EISENHOWER ON {0-NATION TOUR   Top Commander Hopes To Find More Of Army. He Is To Lead

In Brussels For Talks on Defense Plan  Wastes No Time in Organizing Nations

[Inspects Atlantic Pact Headquarters Gen. ike Begins  Rearming Tour      Supreme Commander Goes to Brussels To Set Up Defense Army He Will Lead

Eisenhower Hears Plans of Belgians  onan Sam ~ Ba-.ce Si Ops i Srusses  On Ries Swing

Eisenhower Stops At Fontainebleau   To Check Headquarters Of 5-Power Brussels Pact Defense Alliance

Ike Starts On Search For Army   Will Visit Military — Experts in All Pact  Nations; Red Anti-Ike Perada Mlons in Paris

General [ke on Second Leg of  Foreign Visit   Eisenhower Arrives in Brussels After Stormy Demonstration in Paris

Gen. Eisenhowel Visits Belgium   NMekes No Comment  On Tetks In France

Ike Arrives In Brussels After Red Demonstration Against Him Fizzles

Eisenhower on Tour of Europe, Visits Brussels   General Reported To Be Gratified Over Outlook; Reds  ,. rs Pvc an aa.

Defense Chief Pays Visit To Headquarters  Eisenhower Flies To Trane Clea Cacifoes   Eisenhower Flies To French City, Confers With Allied Leaders

Eisenhower Inspects Pact  Nations’ Defense Offices At Fontainebleau, France

None Hurt In Airliner Crash  Passengers Praise Pilot. Stewardess

Girl Escapes, Rain Forces Police ‘To Stop Hunt For Slayer-Kidnaper

Net Tightens On Kidnapper In N.J. Woods  One Of Nation's   One Ot Nation s Greatest Manhunts Is In Progress

Girl, 17, Tells Police Details Of Sex Terror   Raped Six Times During 41-Hour Flight; Fugitive Finally Abandoned Her

Irwin Believed Trapped In Woods Girl Is Released   Search Given Up For The Night After Heavy Rain Falls

Rain Hampers Widespread — Easf Manhunt   27-Year-Oid Fugitive — Wanted for Kidnaping, Murder and Rape Elude: Posse in Woodlands -

Rapist-Killer Escapes In Woods; 17-Year-Old Girl Tells of Horror

ENDS otAnth FOR AIONAPCA, KILLER, RAPIS   Narren Irwin, Who Figured ir lowa Escape, Sought for New Crime.

Rain, Darkness Halt Manhurit  Desperado Releases Girl He Kidnaped

Girl's Attacker Fludes Posse  Kidnaper Believed Trapped in Forest

Sees U.S. Ready For War In 753; Asks Big Loan   Price Controls Expected By Tonight Will Hit 60 P. C. OF AIl Foods

Wilson Tells ‘Solons Goods Can Be Made   Meanwhile, DiSalle Ready To Give Two Price Cut Orders

Se TS og St Tad Ua is! 9x Pog pada nln ele  ‘Senators Given Bright Defense Production Picture

Full Output Kor U.S, War  $y 7°53 Seen   Wilson Saves We Could Produce Also for Civilian Uses

Wilson Sees More Output  For Nation   Can Fight All-Out War And Supply More Goods For Civilian Use By 1953

Not Saying Too Much Bul....  Arventina Scientist Claims A-Discoveries

Argentine Scientist’s Atomic Report Puts Little Licht on New Claims

Senate Passes Annual Session Amendment   Yearly Assembly Meetings Action Also Up in House

Senate for Change in Constitution   Votes in Favor of Stat Legislature Meeting Annually.

John L. Lewis Wins Voluntary Boost for Miners   “Bloodless” Victory for Union Calls for $1.60 More a Day; No Strike and ’ Nota Single Name Called.

Increase Of $1.60 A Day Agreed Upon Without Strike And With No Name Calling Fffective Feb. 1

Without a dirike  Lewis and Mine Owners Agree  lOn Pay Raises for W orkers

Miners Granted Pay Increase  Hike in Cost of Coal Forecast by Operators

4,000 MINERS WET WAUE RAISE   $1.60 A DAY ADDED TO PAY— COAL PRICES TO GO UP 5 OR 6 PER CENT.

MINE WORKERS GET DAILY PAY HIKE OF $1.60   Lewis, Moses Secure Production Until Spring of 1952

Coal Issues Settled Without Any Bad Words   Lewis, Operators Agree On Increase Of Miners’ Pay

Lewis Gets Pay Increase For Miners  Move To Boost Price Of Coal,

Lewis and Coal Industry Agree on Wage Increase; No Strike or Name Called

oost Raises Basic Daily Stipend Of 400,000 Diggers To $16.35   REMOVES MENACE OF SOFT COAL WALKOUT

Miners Win Voluntary  Pay Hike of $1.60 a Day  Boost To Mean Price Increase; Government  Checking on It

Operators Declare Boost In Prices To Accompany Increased Pay To Miners   Economic Stabilization Director Says Government Must Approve Any Move Toward Increase In Prices

$1.60 a Day Wage Boost to Miners Without: Any Fuss   Owners Agree to Give It and Lewis Is Very - Happy

$1.60 Day Increase Agreed On   Pact Expected To Be Approved Under WagePrice Controls;

Lewis, Coal Producers Agree on Wage Boost   New Contract Giving Miners Increase of $1.60 Per Day Will Extend to March 1952

Wherry Charges President Not MacArthur, Is Putting US In Danger Of New War

Flays ‘Bayonet Generals In Defending MacArthu  Charges Zigzag Policy Is Putting U. S. - On Brink Of Land Conflict With Russia

Wherry Says Administration Puts U. S. In Danger of War   Senator Gives GOP Answer to President; Savs Inept Foreian Policy Brings Peril

Wherry Praises MacArthur And Scores Truman  Nebraskan Says Government Is Run ‘Dp, A; yo. I Cliavix

fygmies’ Can’t Bring Dow: Idol of American People, Wherry Says in Broadcast

Wherry Says Truman Puts U.S. In Danger  ~ Senate GOP Leader Praises MacArthur

Britain To Pay U.S., Canada  Postwar Loans  Control on Sterling Eased To Exhibit Its Real Value —

Britain Will Make First Payment On Postwar Loans; Private Trading in Pounds Is Authorized

Britain To Pay Off U.S. Loan   Installment Due Dec. 31 to Be Sent On Schedule

Britain To Begin Paying Back Part Of U.S. Loan   Churchill Also Seeking To Restore World Confidence In Weakened British Currency

Move Taken To Restore Confidence  In Country   Some. Restrictions Will Be Removed  On Pound Sterling

Britain Plans To Pay Part Of Loan To U.S.  Moves Intended To Restore Faith In Enaland’s Economy

British To Pay Off Portion Of Loan On Dec. 31   Churchill Eases Restrictions On Foreign Dealings

Britain to Pay Both — Interest and Capital Installments on Loans

British Plan Lean Payment   Churchill Acts to Brace Wobbly Feonomvy

17 SOVIET-MADE PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN, DAMAGED   Reds Reject UN Demand for Ban On Reinforcement:

Pressure To Be Kept On Against Reds   President Warns Against Letdown On Front, At Home

For Friday Passage At Latest  Administration Opens Drive For Tax Increase

Open Drive To Increase Tax Rates   Bill Would Increase Individual Income Taxes 1214%; Now Before House

Administration Opens Drive fo Push Through Record-Breaking Tax Measure

Drive Opens To Push Tax Bill ThroughHouse   Record-Breaking Measure Would Raise $7 Billion

Drive Opened For Boost In income Taxes   Administration Out To Push Measure Through House By  Tomorrow or Friday

RECORD-BREAKING INCREASE Administration Opens Drive  For $7.2 Billion Tax Hike

Drive for Tax Measure Opens In House Today  Bill Calls for 1214 Per Cent Increase

House Leaders Open Drive To Pass Tax Hike   Income, Corporation Levy Boosts Listed Revenue     To Inere:

HUGE TAX HIKE UP IN HOUSE   121% Pct. Increase In Individual Levies Faces Vote This Week.

Record Tax Increase Set For Passage   Adds 7 Billion To Individual, Business Levies

Quick Action Is Wanted on Big Tax Hike   Administration Will Try To Push $7 Billion Bill Past House by Friday

Demos Drive To Pass Tax Boosts  Record Increase Up  For Action In House

Administration Opens Drive for  Tax Hike Today   1242 Per Cent Increase Sought For Individuals

Drive Begins For House O.K Of Tax Boost   Administration Eyes Approval Of Action Thursday Or Friday

Aim For Passage. Of $7 Billion Hike In Next 2 Days. favave Us/ide Danna

DRIVE TO SPEED TAX BILL OPENS   Administration Hopes Tc Get Measure Through House By Tomorrow Nicht Or Fridav.

FOOTBALL Final Scores   Terps Victors, Spartans Rock Past Buckeves

Consumer Steel Allotments Are Drastically Cut   Less Than 10 Per Cent Earmarked For Marke’

“LEAN” SUPPLY OF STEEL LEFT ROR CIVILIANS   Defense Production To Get 16,100,000 Tons During July-Sept

Pettis County Democrat Clul Started Here   Constitution, By-laws Adopted and Purposes Outlined Wed. Eve

Pettis Demo Club to Start Wed. Nicht   All Dems. ...5 Asked To, Join; Hope to Have 2,000 Member:

 Tempelhof  Base J » Jammed  ——. Memorial Is Unveiled In ‘Berlin to Allied Airlift

Berlin Unveils Stone Memorial! To Big Airlift  as... Fi... .... ......   Vast Throng Pays Tribute to Airmen

Salary Increase Bill Is Signed   Boost for Post Office, ‘White Collar’ Workers Retroactive to July 1

Truman Signs Bilt For Higher Feraral Wages   Postal Workers Get 3100 To $800 Annual Intrease

New Law Is Windfall to Postal Staff   $4000 Back Pay Due Soon; Annual Salaries Upper $600 Under Nev Bill Just Siqned

Truman Signs Legislation Hiking U.S. Workers’ Pay   One Bill Provides $300 to $800 a Year Increases for 1,100,000 “White Collar” Employes and Another Gives Postal Workers at Least $400 Raise—Both Boosts Retroactive to duly 1~Add $672,000,000 to Pay Roll.

President Signs Bills Increasing Government Pay   Parcel Post Packages Cut In Size, Weight

Federal Pay Increase Signed  Civil Service, Postal Hikes Are Retroactive

Head Of TWUA Coming To Area For Meetings   Emil Rieve To Aid In Negotiations In Strikebound Plants

Rieve Will Lend Hand In Parley   TWUA President Is Coming To Carolinas For Negotiations

Floods Cause $3 Million Damage in Four States: Aid Rushed to Victims

Ten Wood County Men To Be Called Into Armed Service On Julv llth

21 KNOWN DEAD AND SIX MISSING IN TRAIN WRECK   Eastbound Streamliners Collide During Storm In Wyoming   MORE THAN HUNDRED  REPORTED INJURED

Eastbound Streamliners Piled Up In Junk Heap After Accident In Storm   10 Seriously Injured And Scores Require Hospitalization Following Wreck In Below-Freezing Temperature

Wreckage Piled In Giant Heap; 6 Are Missing   Streamliners Collide Near Wyoming Town; Eight Seriously Hurt

Mishap Occurs During Blinding Snow Storm   City Of San Francisco Smashes Into — Rear Of Halted Train In Wyoming

Driving Snowstorm Hampers Rescue Crews In Attempts  To Remove Dead, Wounded

Union Pacific Streamliners In Collision   Hundreds Injured As Speeding Express Hits Halted Train

Crack ‘Trains  Crash   Scores Injured, Eight Seriously* Storm Slows Rescues

Rescuers Work for Hours in BelowFreezing Temperatures; Jack-knifing Cars Push Freight Off Track. -

Streamliners In Smashup In Blinding Snow   Rescuers Hampered By Foot Of Snow——-Veteran Offi cial Describes Wreck As Worst He Had Ever  Cann Cinks BDaseance Initsead

Deep Drifts Hamper Rescue ‘Work in Wyoming Tragedy; Scores Are Hurt in Smashup

One Union Pacific Streamliner Plows Into Rear of Another, Halted for Block Signal, During Driving Snowstorm — Workers Cut Through Tangled Steel With Torches to Reach Victims.

Inquiry Is Set In Dismissal  Of Gen. Hanna   Gen. Paxton Refuses To Tell Reasons For Ouster Of Birmingham Man

‘Red Party Organ Hits 'U. S. State Departmen: On White's Statement

Moscow Press Ridicules Idea U.S, Plane Lost   Declares Downed Ship Too Well Equipped; Claims Maps Found.

AUTO TAG DEBATE STARTS Assembly Move Indicates Lausche Faces Bad Time   LLOVERNOR TArSCcHE

LAUSCHE FACES BATTLE OVER HIS PROPRAM   Auto Tag Proposal, First On List, Meets Opposition’

Lausche s Auto Tag Plan Given Cool Reception   Assembly Indicates Adoption But After Considerable Change

Challenges Fitness of Wisconsin Republican to Sit in Senate, Charging Latter Is Guilty of Perjury, Fraud and “Deception of American People’—Most of Accusations  -Based on McCarthy’s Communist Allegations.

Fraud, Deceptior Charges Made Against Senator   Connecticut Solon Challenges Fitness Ta Sit in Senate

McCarthy Accused Of Deception And Fraud by Benton   Inquiry Witness Raises “Mental Fitness’’ As Ouster Reason

BENTON’ ACCUSES SEN. M'CARTHY CF PERIURIES FRAUD   Decleres Foe ‘Apparently Lied Under Oath’ 10 Times in Hearings   FHNTS ‘UNSOUND MIND’   Raises Issue in Connection With Attack on Gen. Marsha'l

Sen. McCarthy Charged With Perjury, Fraud   Benton Makes Charges In Arguing for Ouster Of Wisconsin Senator

a es ae es ——_  Senator Tosses Wordy Blast Challenging McCarthy's Wort]

Benton Charges McCarthy With Perjury; Fraud  Ten Ci se Studies Presenied At Pre Committeo Ho

UN Units Gain Up to 12 Miles Before Halted   Heavy Concentration Of Chinese Found Neat Hub of Hoengsong

Fierce Fighting Breaks Out in Central Korea   Principal Defenses Found Around Road Hub of Hoengsong; Big Enemy Concentrations West of Wonju.

Fierce Fighting Rages As Chinese Resistance Forces Stiffen Lines   Fresh Communist Troops Thrown Into Battle With Orders To ‘Hold Or Die;’ Main Enemy Body Still Withdrawing

Fierce Fighting In Central Kor "ea As Chinese Offer Sulf Resistance

Fierce Fighting Rages as Allies Strike Red Line   Six Nation UN Force _ Rolls Ahead 12 Miles Before Foe Resists

Allies” Drive  Ahead   12-Mile Gains Marked _ Upln Hoengsong Battle Area

AMERICAN FORCE DRIVES 10 EDGE OF HOENGSONG   Six- Natior Army ( Gains Up to 12 Miles in Some Sactors   CROSS SEOUL ROAD   Heavy Concentration of En. emy Troops Reported Near Chipyeng

Fighting Fierce As Allies Meet Main Red Line  Foe Found After 12-Mile Gain by 100.006 Force

UN Forces. Go Ahead 12 Miles   Msin Defense “Line Of Chinese Reds Hit ta: Central Korea ......

ALLIED DRIVE HITS MAIN RED DEFENSE LINE   15,000 Chinese Ordered To Defend Hoengsong With Lives   ROAD HUB IS KEY OBJECTIVE OF U. N.

Enemy’s Main Defenses Found Around Road Hub Of Hoensong; Road Hub, 10 Miles North Of Wonju, Key Ob rective

Parts of Allied Offensive Roll Ahead 12 Miles But Others Meet Resistance

Commie Resistance  Stiffening  Chinese Ordered To Hold Or Die At Road Hub

SENATE VOTES ALL OUT OR GET OUT OF KORE!   Resolution, Adopted by Strict Party Vote Sent to Schricker. ©

State Senate Passes “All Out Or Get Out’ Korea Resolution   Strict Party Line Vote; Chcarmen Hovroye Action

iitticl  ACCORDING TO ATOMIC ENERGY CHIEF:   Atom Weapons Could Quickly End Korean War

 _ ACCORDING TO ATOMIC ENERGY CHIEF:  ‘Atom Weapons Could Quickly End Korean War

Money for Home MortgagesV anishes; Builders and Officials Are Startled

Home Mortgage Funds Vanishing   Building Breakdown Expressed By Many

Mortgage Money Short for Building Of Homes in U.S.   Complete Breakdown I Blow to Buyers and Construction  Workers

Loans Scarce, Home Builders Fear Collapse   Threat To Fanployment. Buyers. Expressed At Conferenee Of NAHB

Violence Erupts In Panama Red Outburst   Police And Secret Communist Group Exchange Shots

Experts Near Agreement Qn Expanded Atomic Energy Plans For Nation’s Defense

ATOMICS ROLE TO EXPAND IN U.S, DEFENSE  Scientific Age Dis.   Scientific Age Dis coveries Seen Key stone for Long Range Plans.

Agreement Neat On Big National Defense Issue   McMahon Meets With Secretary Of Defense

‘COOLER AND CLEARING   Forecast Calls for Clouds to IT °3appear by Tomorrow

Crime Probe Resumed in Washington   Long-Sought Witnesses Slated To Testify

Question Three in Crime Probe   Two Witnesses Key Men of Capone Mob

Crime Probe Is Reopened   Senators Have Three Long-Soucht- Persons

Senate Probers Call 3 Chicagoans Linked to Capone  Humphreys, Fischetti Pictured as Top Mob Figures

Defeated Palmer — In FondaFinals — Saturday, 50 to 42   Havelock Took Consolation Honors With Its Victory. Over Plover,-64 to 19

Belton Keeps Girls School   Dr. Singleton Stays as Mary Hardin-Baylor Head

Adm. Fechteler To Get Command Despite British   Limey Furor Blamed On Misunderstanding

Principal Ousted by School Board   Worachek Dismissed by Group at Crivitz

Costello  Sull Mum About His  Finances   Refuses To Say What He’s Worth; O’Dwyer Tells  Of Aeaquaintances

BALKS AT QUIZ ABOUT MONEY   Costello Faces Charge of Contempt Monday If Appeal Fails

Costello Still Refuses to Tell Income   Stubborn Racketeer Called ‘Sinister’ Force hy O’Dwyer

Costello Again Balks At Quiz On His Wealth   Racketeer Declares The Answer Might Incriminate Him

Costello Again Mum On Income   Attorney To Argue Point To Prevent Contempt Charge

New York Racketeer Again. Defies Kefauver Committee; Attorney to File Brief; Present Gotham Mayor Imvellitteri Linked to Gang Figure

Former Mayor O’Dwyer Add: Racketeer Joe Adonis To His List Of Acquaintances; Met Him Once

Racketeer Frank Costello Again Refuses To Divulge How Much Money He's Worth

Stubborn Racketeer Again Refuses To Tell Probers How Much He Is Worth

RACKETS KING BALKS AT QUIZ ABOUT MONEY   Costello Faces Charg: of Contempt Monday If Appeal Fails

Concedes He Knew 14 Tammany Hall Leader:   O'Dwyer Admits Adonis Among His Acquaintances: Hearines End Tadav

O'Dwyer. Avers He Met Adonis  Casually Once   Senate Crime Probers Call Costello Back for Grand Finale Today

Costello Admits Knowing Many Tiger Leaders   Balks at Revealing  Wealth

COSTELLO REFUSES To! REVEAL HIS WEALTH   Alleged New York Racketeer Kefases Te Answer On Con<titutienal Gravnidc

Costello Again Refuses To Tell Crime Probers How Much He Is Worth  O‘Dwyer Tells Committee Racketeer Sinister Influence On Tammany Hall

Racketeer to Face Charges If He Persists   O'Dwyer Adds Racketeer Joe Adonis to His List of Acquaintances; Grand Finale of Colorful Hearing Today.

Costello Still Mum On What He is Worth   Tobey Causes Flurry At Crime Hearings by Lashing at O’Dwyer

Racketeer Costello Balks Anew at Telling Crime Probers How Much Money He Has

City's 5th Polio Case Reported   State Total Rises to 226 Patients

Company Says ‘lt Needs Amount Sufficient ‘to Meet Higher Income Taxes

‘iagara Falls Berrel ‘Rider Mad Because Law ‘Won't Let Him Go Over

Ww & WrFatese es 68 eoee  ‘Flam laming Torch Symbolizes Return O  America To Intense Snirit Of 1776

‘No Failures Yet— — Flaming Torch Symbolizes Return 0 fate 0. Intense Spirit Of 1776

Nation Revives Spirit Of 1776  Thousands Pay Visit To Liberty Bell

Flaming Torch Of Freedom  Spirit Of °76 Rekindled  In Declaration Exercises

America Returns to Spirit of ‘76 With New Consecration to Cause of Freedom

Anniversary Of Great Declaration  America Returns To Spirit Of 175 Years Ago

Monkey Business: It Was a Mess, But All Will Aqree He Was ‘Scream’

Atomic Plant To Colorado   Is to be in Rocky Flats in  Area of Boulder

Atomic Plant Will Be Built In Colorado   $45,000,000 Project Planned for ‘Secret Type. of Operation’

U.S. To Build New A-Plant  ‘Secret Weapon’ To Be Made In Colorado

Coloradoans Get ‘Seerel’ Atomie Plant  Building Might Start in April

Colorado Chosen For Atomic Plant  ‘Secret Operation’ Project Revealed

State GOP Delegates Favor Taft In Poll   Kisentiower, Warren And Dirksen Mentioned dn United Press Survey Of County Chatrnreat

TAFT LAUNCHES BITTER FIGHT ON EUROPE AID   Supreme Court Test Of Presidential  Powers Looms

Taft Urges Solons To Limit Namber Of Gi’s in Europe  Step Might Lead to Supreme Court Test Of Truman’s Powers

Move Might Test Powers Of President   Connally Defends Truman's Right To Send Troops Abroad

Dewey Sets Off Speculation When He Claims Ike is Available to GOP

Baseball Results  AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 5, Detroit 2. Boston 9, St. Louis 6.  NATIONAL LEAGUE New York at Chicago (incom.)   Dewey Claims Ike Will Run  Says General Is Republican

TELEPHONE RATES TO BE INVESTIGATED   FCC Thinks It Might Be Possible To Reduce Long Distance Tolt Charges

FCC Orders Probe Of Long Distance Telephone Rates  A.T. & T. To File Statement On Toll Charges

Soviet Has-75,000 Well-Trained Treops 200 Miles From Korean Border

Every Man Dreams and the Dreams Usually Manage to Vanish as in This Case

Hickenlooper Lines Up With Wherry Force   Iowa Senator For Giving Congress Big Troops Voice

Says Congress Should Pass on Troops Policy   Sen. Hickenlooper Of lowa Joins Five Colleagues in New Move

CONNALLY BILI IS OPPOSED BY G.0.P.   Republicans Want Congress To Decide Troop Issue

G.O.P. Spurs Demand For Troop Voice  Hickenlooper Joins  = gat... FF... A.}.27...   Hickenlooper Joins 5 Others In Asking Power Bv Congress

lowan Wants Voice For Congress in Policy on Troops   Hickenlooper Asks ““‘Dominant Part’’ In Any Decision

Allies, Reds To Talk Over  New Parley Liaison Teams  To Meet Monday

Will Discuss Truce Talks   Americons Bluntly Blomes Reds for Suspending Talks on Aug, 23

Willing To Meet On September 24. With Red Leaders   General Again Lays Blame For Breakoff h Negotiations At Communists’ Doorstep; Reiecte Claim Kaesong Neutrality Violated

UN and Red Officials Talk Today   Commander Rejects  Communist Claim  Of Violations

U.N. Team To Resume Truce Talk   Will Not Re-open Enemy’s Charge Of Violations

Talks Set For Allied. Red Crews   Liaison Officers Will Try To Reach Agreement To Resume Kaesong Talks

Discussions To Be Held At Kaesong Again  Allied Commander   Allied Commander Denies That UN Has Consistently Violated Neutrality

Talks on Truce Halted Aug. 23 Seen Probable   General Again Blames Foe for End of Parlevs

Allies and Reds To Talk Terms For Truce Parley   Liaison Officers Will, Decide on Time and Place for Session

Will Discuss Reopening 01  Truce Talks Meeting Will Be ‘Near Kaesong At DP aninhs COR: .

Taft Continues To Demand President Consult Solons  Before Sending Men Abroad

Connally Proposal on Troop Transfers To Europe Fails to Satisfy Sen. Taft

Connally’s Plan Fails To Satisfy Taft's Demands   Taft And Truman Differ On Policy Of Troop Program

Connally Proposes  Congress Be Told  Troop Transfers Taft Still Dissatisfied  Intends to Demand Limit Be Set

Connally’s Plan Fails To Satisfy Taft's Demands   Texas Solon Would Have Congress Told Of Any GI Transfers

Connally’s Projected Resolution — That Truman Notify Congress of Troop Transfers Opposed by Taft

Taft Critical Of Connally’s Troops Plan   Ohioan Says Proposal lg nores Congress’ Powers

Taft To Press For Limits On Yank Transfer   Connally. Proposal Fails To Halt ‘His, Pemands For Curbs

Ohioan Says He Thinks Resolution Ignores Congress’ Power on Issue

Sen. Taft Demands Ceiling ....  Debate On Troop Shipments Swells

Taft To Fight Connaliy Plan On Troop Use  Truman Would Tell Congress Of Any

Taft Still Opposed To Troop Move   Connally Proposal That Congress Be Advised Unacceptable

HOUSING GROWTH SHOWN BY CENSUS   Bigger Improvement Here Than in Middle Atlantic States   LIST UNITS. AT 3,467

Quick- Freeze, Dry:  New Method Keeps Human Bones In ‘Bank,’ Ready For Surgical Use

Tactical Bomb Is Exploded In Nevada   Mos’ Powerful of Current Series, Blast Is Not Felt at Las Vegas

- Deny Guilt in spy Killing——  Accused Pair Will Fight Any Extradition Proceedings

Will Fight Extradition  To Italy   Deny Part in Death of Officer

Ex-Soldiers Deny Report of Murder On Secret Mission   Protest Innocence in Death Of Commander; Both To Figh Anv Extradition Attempts

Icardl, LoDelce To Fight Charge In Holohan Case   Former Serviceman Deny Killing OSS Officer

Accused Vets Deny Slaying Maj. Holohan   Former Servicemen To Fight Any Attemp' To Extradite Them To Italv For Trial

Say They Will Fight Any Attempt To Send Them Back to Italy For Trial in Death of Holohan

DENY GUILT IN OSS MURDER   2 Ex-Soldiers Accused By Army To Fight Extradition

2 Ex-Servicemen To Fight Attenipt   U. S. Defense Section Charges Men Played Ke; Role in Major's Death

Former OSS Aides Deny Murdering Their Officer; To Fight Extridition

Pair to Resist Return to Italy   Former Servicemen Deny Slaying Officer

Former Soldiers Plan to Battle Any Extradition   Italian Government Takes No Announced Move to Try Men in *14 Slaying

2 Vets Protest Their Innocence  Involved in Death Of OSS Officer

ees Fight Extradition to Italy  i i  Ex-Servicemen Deny   Slaying OSS Major

> 2 Ex-Servicemen Deny Charges in * OSS Slaying   Will Fight Attempt To Be Returned To Italy for Trial

2 EX-GI'S DENY KILLING OFFICER ON.0SS MISSION   Former. Soldiers Will Fight _ Any Army Move For ‘Extradition --~   WARTIME. MURDER    Defense Depa rtment ‘Charges Men With Shoot-'  - ing_ Commander In Italy ::

2 Men Deny OSS Murder   Ex-Soldiers Protest Inno. cence in 1944 Slaying In Italy

OSS Veterans To Fight Charge  Both Deny Findings In Death of Major

Ex-Servicemen Will Fight Attempt to Return Them fo Italy for OSS Slaying

Ex-Servicemen Deny Oss Officer ‘Murder. To Fight Trial In Italy.

Big Air Raid By U.N. Forces On Pronayang   Fighter-Bombers Blast Anti-Aircraft Positions In Capital

Russia's Next Move Awaited   State Department Offi cials Hopeful Fer Censce-Fire

U.S. Officials Try To Guess — Next Red Move  Russia Now Appears Forced on Defensive By Events in Korea

Govt. Officials fautious of Red Strategy       Certain Soviet Union Will Strike Again After Korean Setback

State Officials Concerned About Next Red Move   Communists Expected To Pursue Diplomatic Course In Future

U. S. Now Hopeful For Korea Truce,  Sees Crisis Shift   Communists On Defense. But New Outbreaks  (Pe ee i. eae

State Dept. Hopes for Korea Truce, Wonders Where Reds Will Strike Next   PERHAPS TIME NOW TO TELL MOSCOW We’re Sick and Tired of Its Nonsense

Found Guilty Of Contempt   Edward Rumely Is Convicted By Jury On Three Counts

Military Plane On Mercy Flight   Wife of Sergeant Flies Over Pacific

 Fites in fron Lung  Polio-Stricken Mother Cae Over Pacific in Special Plane

Worst Is Yet to Come in U.S. Spending Jag   Limits on National Debt Must Be Raised in 1952

Bill Veeck Buys St. Louis Brown:   American League Club To Stay in St. Louis; Offered $7 a Share

Veeck Will Buy §t. Louis Browns   Franchise to Remain In Missouri City

State Mental Hospitals  Found Poor  Overcrowding,  Bad Pay Blamed

ACTOR JOHN AGAR IS GIVEN PRISON TERM   Former Husband Of Shirley Temple Convicted Of Drunk gon Ori:

Argentina Paper May Be Seized   Lower House Okays Control Of La Prensa

Seizure Voted For La Prensa   Peron House Okays ‘Grab’ Re 285 io 14. Tally

Senate Adds to Agriculture Department's Bill, But Precise Fund Total Not Clear

Farm Funds Are Approved   Senate Tacks On $120 Million To Agriculture Bill

Senate Adds $120,000.000 To Farm Fund:   Measure Cleared After Attempt at Cuts Defeated

Bilhon Dollar Farm Measure  Passed Senate   ‘Small Cuts Are Made B;  Senate, But Large Sums Are Held

Senate Passes Agricultural Bill   More Than $120 Million Is Added to Funds Approved By the Lower House

After Four Days Senate Approves Farm Money Bill   Several Attempts To Make Big Cuts In  Measure Are Beaten

Senate Approves Farm Programs  Bill Carries Over Billion Dollars

Senate Passes Agriculture Money Bill   Boosts Sum By More Thar $120 Millions Approved by the House

Pulpwood Price Order Is Given   Ceilings Effective  Monday Next Week

GOP Hopes To Make Big Slash In Foreign Aid Bill   House Republicans Organize Drive To, Cut Billion’ Dollars From: P¥oposed Aid Program,   Senators May File Reports On MacArthur Investigation

NO DEATH PENALTY   Slayer William E. Cook Sen tenced to Terms Totaling 300 Years

She Was a Little Slow Getting to School But 91 Year Old Gets Diplomc

Puerto Rican Revolutionary Found Guilty  Accepts Verdict Calmly; Appeal Due

Collazo Given Death Penalty  Presidential Guard  Killed in Affray

Jury Decrees Death For Puerto Rican Terrorist Who Threatened Truman   Survivor Of Revolutionary Pair Awaits Sentencing On Two Counts; Counsel Plans To Appeal Conviction To Hich Court

PUERTO RICAN FOUND GUILTY INSHOOTINGS   Death Sentence Is Due As Result of White House Attempt

Jury Convicts Coffelt Killer   Puerto Rican Will Get Death Chair

Federald ury Decrees Death For Collazo Alter Convicting Himtn PlotTo hill Truman

Jury Convicts White House Guard s Slayer   Fiery Puerto Rican Adjudged Guilty by Washington Jury

Jury Decrees Death Penalty For Collazo   Puerto Rican Found Guilty; Smiles As Verdict Pronounced

End of the Trail  Collazo Condemned to Death For Blair House Shooting

DEATH PENALTY IS DECREED FOR ‘OSCAR COLLAZO   Jury Takes Short Time Te Convict Puerto Rican  Revolutionist   " DEFENDANT UNSHAKEN FOLLOWING VERDICT

‘OUGHT TO BE SPANKED" Injured Lad, Marooned on Peak in Texas, Saved

Noted Conductor Dies in Boston   Serge Koussevitzky Had Humble Beginning

Famed Symphony Conductor Dies   Serge Koussevitsky Succumbs At 77

Unofficial Election Returns   Serge Koussevitzky Dies; Famed Leader Of Boston Symphony

Koussevitzky Dies In Boston  Hospital At 77   World-Famous Conductor Led Boston Symphony Orchestra 25 Years: Retired In 1949

Koussey itsky Is Dead at 77   Famed Conductor Wa: Ohne of World’« Best

Serge Koussevitzky, Renowned ‘Boston Symphony Leader, Dies   Pioneered Much Modem American Musical Offerings

Boston Symphony Leader Rose from Humble Beginnings  Conductor Koussevitzky Dies at 77

NOTED SYMPHONY CONDUCTOR DIES   Serge Koussevitzky, 77, Had Humble Beginning

Noted Conductor Dies in Boston  Hemorrhage Fatal To Serge Koussevitsky

“Flying Saucer” Seen In India Tops “Em All  _* =" “ee —_— eee eee ares A

U.N. Must Change Demand On Buffer Zone Says Red   Nam Refuses to Budge from Red Demand On Zone

Sees No Progress Until Red Buffer  Zone Considered   North Korean Makes Threat   North Korean Makes Threat As Truce Talks Stall Again

Next Session of ry. o  Truce Conferrees Is Scheduled Tuesday Mornng

Commie Chief Says UN Plans Not Acceptable   Allies Warplanes, Meanwhile, Smash Enemy in Korea

Stalemate Continues At Kaesong   Pyongyang Radio Says No Progress Expected Tonight

REDS DEMAND UN BACK DOWN ON BUFFER ZONE   REFUSE TO DISCUSS ANYTHING ELSE AT KAESONG PARLEY

Buffer Zone Issue Snarls Truce Meeting   Communist Negotiator Insists On Buffer Zone Along 38th Parallel

FA PRIGE OF PEACE Ad UN CONCESSIONS   No Progress Made Monday Toward Opening Way to Stop Firing.

Asks U.N. Change  For Buffer Zone General Nam Tof Reds, in  a Broadcast, Refuses to Give In  NEXT MEET TOMORROW  Opposing Representatives in Late Talks Argue Over Army Locations

Chief Communist Negotiator Re mains Firm in Opposing Buffe Zone Along Current Battle Line.

Stalemate At Kaesong  Continues   Delegates Unable To Agree Even On Where Troops Are Stationed Along Battle Line

Red Commander Insists On Parallel 38 Buffer   Declares Talks ‘Will Not Make Any Progress’ Unless U. N. Gives In, Calls Allied Demands ‘Distorted’

Nam Attacks UN Stand on Buffer Zone   General Claims His Group Will Not Back Down

Kaesong Deadlock Continues   Chief Communist Delegate Insists U.N. Must Retreat

Reds Assert Allies ‘Must’: Ease Demand  _ Nam Says ‘No Progess*   _ Nam Says ‘No Progess’. _ Will Be Made Until U.N, Changes Stand. On Zone

Refuse Allied Buffer Zone in Stubborn Stand   Monday's Negotiation Is Vain as Both Si dee Stand Pat

Chief Communist Negotiator Declares Korean Talks Will Make No. Progress Until United Nations Changes Its Demands on Where To Create Buffer Zone in Case Armistice Ly Arranged

No Agreement At Kaesong Peace Meefing   Neither Side Will Budge An Inch on Border Line Issue

Nam Says No Progress Until Attitude Changed   Deadlock Draws Tighter As Communist Leader Declares Position; Statement Broadcast By Red Pyongevang Radio.

Insist That UN Change Demands On Buffer Zone   Chief Communist Negotiator Firmly Rejects Allied Statement As “Not Satisfactory’; Meet Today

‘No Progress Unless UN-Will Change Demands   Chiak Rad Armictic   Chief Red Armistice WNeaotiator Speaks

DEMAND ALLIES SURRENDER ON BUFFER ZONE   Say No Progress Will Be Made Until UN  Backs Down

General Nam Il of Reds, in  a Broadcast, Refuses to Give In   NEXT MEET TOMORROW

Red Delegate Says UN Must Revise Buffer Zone Demands   Allied Statement Rejected As Soon As It Was Delivered

Deadlock Unbroken By Talks   Red Negotiator =" Sees ‘No Progress’ Unless UN Gives fu.

No Progress In Korean Peace Talks   Chinese Red Says Terms Of UN Not Acceptable

Nam Refuses To Soften His Demands   Communists Won't  Budge On Buffer As Earlier Hopes Fade

Nam II Charges Stand by Allies Stalls Armistice  Enemy Delegates Decline To Yield On Neutral Line

Reds Pressuring UN Te Change Stand on Line   Nam Il Gives Joy’s Views Brushoff in Prepared Paper

No Progress Made at 23rd Korea Session   Foe Turns Down ALU. N. Attempts to Break Deadlock

Reds Charge U.N. Buffer Demand Delays Truce   lke’s Optimistic Arms Appraisal Gladdens Solons

REDS SAY UN  MUST CHANGE . BUFFER STAND   North Korean an General  Charges Allies Are Blocking Progress of Truce Talks, Com- - :  amumict Radin Rannrteg

Buffer Zone Issue Causes Peace Delay   Red Position  So Firmly Fixed That Nam Issues Statement at Once

Reds Stubborn  On Butter Zone   Talks in Stage of No Progress as Both Sides Refuse to Give

DEADLOCK ON BUFFER ZONE IS UNBROKEN   Communist General Nam Announces No Progress Possible Unless Allies Change Their Terms.   3} DEMANDS LINE AT 38th PARALLEL   Nam Has Rejection of Latest Allied Proposal Prepared and Translated in Advance.

Truce Talks Still Stuck On 38th Parallel   Communists Say They'll Stand By Demand for Line

Nam II Re jects Joy Statement   Negotiators Meet Tonight, Still Deadlocked

North Korean Commander Says Truce Talks Will Not Make Progress Untii U. N. Change.   ‘U.N. STILL STAND ON THEIR DEMANDS

Nam Rejects UN Statement   Brought Prepared Reply to Answer Allied Stand

Reds Refuse To Agree On Buffer Zone   Chief Negotiator Asserts Statement Is Unsatisfactory

Demand U.N. Acceptance  Peace Talks Blocked By Reds; te . Se See Se? eee oe: a ee ee eel  : :  

Red Negotiators Warm U. N. Must Change Demands Before Parley Will Make Any Progress

Red Negotiator Says U.N. Must Change Demands   No Progress Will Be Made Otherwise, Communist Warns

Chief Communist Negotiator’s Statement. Broadcast By Pyongyang Radio After ‘Talks

Thirteenth Session On Buffer Zone erds in Failure   Demands of Each Side Rejected by Other.— Red Spokesman Bitter.

Truce Talks "Will Not Make Progress’ Uniess U.N. Gives   Discussion (?) Goes Into 13th Day With Same Demands

Deadlock Is Still Threat  To Armistice  Pmt ‘pes   Communist General Is Firm For 38th

Reds Remain Steadfast on Buffer Demand   No Peace Progress Until UN Changes Stand, Nam II Says

NO PROGRESS IS REPORTED AT CONFAB   Buffer Zone Issue Remains MAnin Drahlam   U.S. SPOKESMAN   Says Allies Will Not Consider Demarcation Line On 38th Paralle!

Red General Demands U. WN. Change Position   Another Session Is Scheduled at Kaesong Tonight

Truce Meeting Is Still Snarled On Buffer Zone Issue  Can Be No Progress Until U.N. Demands

Truce Still in Hopeless Deadlock   Both Sides Refuse to Budge From Their Cease-Fire Line

Nam Sees No Progress Unless UN Gives In   Red Delegates Again Reject UN Attempt To Break Buffer Deadlock

Reds’ Chief Tells U. N. to ‘Back Down’   Nam il Says Talk On Truce Stalled By Allied Demand

Nan States No Progress Will Be Made Unless UN Changes Demands on Zone

Blames U.N. For Present Buffer Tieup   Red General Says Progress Hinges On U.N. Attitude

Stalemate Continues As Both Sides. Refuse To Give Way. On  Fixing Of Korea Buffer Zone

Truce Talks Are Deadlocked, Will Remain So   General Nam Standing Firm, Rejects Allied Statement

Won'lChange Own Demands   And Asserts U. N. Must Change ‘Distorted De. monds’ it Has Made

Truce Talks BoggedDown Over Dispute      Gen. Nam Il Urges Allies To Change Attitude And Consider Red Demands For 38th Line

Insist on 38th Parallel as Line for Cease Firing   “No Progress Made Monday, Communists Reject All Proposals

His Broadeast Comes After Fruitless Talk   Red Negotiators Refuse To By-pass Buffer Issue

Says Talks Stalled Unless Change in  Buffer Zone Stand   Lt. Gen. Nam Il Rejects Latest United Nations Statement As Soon As It Was Delivered

Reds Insist U.N. Must Back Down   But Allies Also Are Unyielding on Location of Buffer -Zone in Korea

SMALE BUILDUE SEEN  Reds tse Rockets In New Air Attack   Nace ATS MA AP

WESTBROOK PROGSLER   British Unionism— What Did Atlee Mean In Statement

ne SO ESE Will Try To Compare Labor Movement In Britain With Unionism In This Countrv-

LEGISLATURE'S TOKEN FORCE HOLDS SESSION   Eight Senators, Six Representatives to Decide on Proposed Recess.

FAIR TO ALD PLEDGE MADE BY PRESDEN?   Resignations Held Pending Outcome Of Parlevs

Labor Given Assurance  Of Fair Play   Union Chiefs Confer With President On Wage Complaint

Kaesong Parley Tackles Korean Buffer Strip   UN To Hold Firm on Defensible Line; Saturdavy’s Secsian Ends in Deadlock

13th Kaesong Session Held   Allied Team Told To Stand Fast: For Neutral Zone On Battle Line..

 -—KOREA— Hope Dim For Early Agreement   BOTH FIRM ON BUFFER ZONE

Cease-Fire Talks Start In 13th Meet   Hard Bargaining on a Buffer Zone Features Early Part of Meeting   UN STANDS GROUND   Reports Continue the Reds Want All Shooting to Stop Before Talks Ends

Meat Industry Wants Beef Order Killed   Denounces Federal Price Rollback as Unworkable

Cattlemen Threaten Meat Strike   Call On Disalle To Halt Rollback Of Beef Prices

Cattle Group Flays Order For Rollback   Strike Foreseen By Angry Leaders   DiSalle Gets Bitter Protests; Hearings Due To Oven Monday

eeengpeuensc aonb... .tinitis, simmmitummmmuimed “ARMED FORCES DAY” SET FOR MAY 139

STORE PATRONS SEE HUSBAND KILL WIFE   Mam Critically Weueds Mimacl  After 3poeting In Charlettesville. Va.

Fire Destroys Stock of Cape Appliance Firm   Loss Is Estimated At $300,000 By Lorberg Company

U.S. REFUTES WAR CHARGES BY KREMLIN   Crisis in Big Four Meet Expected On Thursday

CIVIL RIGHTS ISSUE AGAIN BEING RAISED   Truman Names Commitice To Outjaw Discrimination Against Werroes On Ul. &. Jabs

NEW CIVIL RIGHT) MOVE BY TRUMAN   PRESIDENT HOPES TO ELIME NATE DISCRIMINATION BY CONTRACTORS.

A-Bomb Pinpointing Goal Of Air Force   Drops From Jet Bombers May Be In Experiments im Pacific

AIR FORCE WILL PLAY VITAL: ROLE IN ATOMIC BOMB TESTS SCHEDULED FOR PACIFIC ATOLL

Taft Denies a Bipartisan Foreign Policy Exists Under Administration

No Bipa rlisan Foreign Policy  Taft DBaelanes  Truman's Stalement ‘Absolute Untruth,’ He States

a a se  Taf t Deckeres Truman Policy Claim Untrue  _ Ohioan Replies To Charge G.O.P. Plays

Bipartisan U. S. Foreign Policy Myth, Says Taft   Charges Truman Told Untruth in Address at Tullahoma

Calls Statement Absolute Untruth   Taft Says Truman Is Wrong In Charges O! Bi-Partisan Policy

Taft Scores Bipartisan Charge From President   Ohio Senate Brands “Untruth” President’s Charge Concerning Nation’s Foreign Policy

Taft Denies U.S. Policy Bi-Partisan      Evades Answer To Truman’s Charges Of ‘Smezr’ ‘Tactic

No Bipartisan’ Foreign Policy, Declares Taft   Disputes Assertions Made By Truman In Tullahoma Speech

3,500 Bullheads For Kids Big Fishing Contest   Sunday, June 17th Is Date Set For Annual Event by Glenwood Lionas

Getting Set for Boy and Girl Fishing Contest   Committees Obtaining Prizes for Event — Fish to be Sent From Spirit Lake.

Hot Debate On Controls Bill Begins   Bid for Tough Curbs Doomed, Solons Cleim

PREDAWN FIRE FATAL TO NINE   Two Mothers, Seven Chil. dren Burn To Death In S. C.

Nine Persons Die In Burning Home   Two Mothers and Seven Children Burned to Death

Summerville Tragedy  Two Mothers, Seven Children Burned To Death In One Home

Two Mothers And Seven Children Burn To Death In Fire At Their South Carolina Home

Two Mothers, Seven Kiddies Burn To Death   Fire Before Dawn Takes Heavy Toll In South Carolina

Two Mothers and Seven Children Burn Jo Death in Fire That Destroys Home

SET THIS WEEK FOR ~ FIRE PREVENTION   State Campaign to Remove Fire Hazards Scheduled for This Week.

FIRE PREVENTION WEEK OCT. 7 T0 13   State Campaign to Remeve Fire Hazards Scheduled for Next Week.

Emergency Fund Cut Deeply By prea Block  Truman‘s Requested   Truman’s Requested Funds Subjected To Thorough Trimming By House Group

Economy Forces ‘Slash’ Spending   Walloping 96 Per Cent. Cut in Truman’s Funds Is Evidence of Action

House Slaps 96% Cut On  Truman Fund   Emergency Reserve 1: -Whittled Near Zero: Slash Other Outlay:

Point fo Large Budget Cuts   President's Request For Emergency Funds Slashed 96 Per Cent

Economists Slash Emergency Funds  By 96 Per Cent  House Pushes Drive To — —?  Awnnntan

Economy Forces ..  Use Pruning Knife  On Appropriations Bloc Deals HST *  \'sedond Blow, Cuts Nhiemheor Harrecinga II nite

HOUSE BLOC CHOPS EMERGENCY FUNDS   Economy Ferces Cut Truman Plea 96 Pct., Push Ahead to Reduce U.S, Spending

President's Fund Chopped by House  96 Per Cent Slash Made in Request

HOUSE FORCES SLASH TRUMAN FUND REQUEST   Drive To Reduce Federal Expense. Cited By Group

Economy Forces Cut Truman's Emergency Fund   Agencies To Feel Appropriations Axe In 1952 Budget

Economy Ax Cuts Truman  Fund 96 Pet.   24 Million Slashed From President’s Emergency Money

House Economy Bloc Chops 96 Per Cent Off Truman's Emergency Funds.

HOUSE TRIMS TRUMAN FUND   Sharp Slash Made By Committee In Emer  gency Money.

TRUMAN FUND UNDER THE AXE   House Pushing Drive T Slash Government Spending

House Snubs President’s :  Money Bid   Request Slashed 96 Per Cent In Approved Measure

Economy Forces Slash Truman's Emergency Fund  ‘Driving for Reduced Government Spending

Economy Forces ‘Slash’ Spending  Walloping 96 Per Cent. Cut in Truman’s Funds

Emergency Funds Cut 96 Percent  Slash Number of New Housing Units

House Slashes Truman's Fund By 96 Per Cent   Economy Forces Point to Action As Proof of Intent

EMERGENCY FUNDS ASKED BY TRUMAN CUT 96 PER CENT   House Economy Forces Point To Slash As Sign Of Reduced U. S. Spendin:

Vandenberg’s  Sub in Senate  ls Blair Moody   Appointment of News Correspondent Gives  Democrats Four-\ ote Edge on Republicans

Vandenberg s Post Is Filled   Moody, Detroit News Writer, Appointed

Correspondent Named Senator From Michigan   Longtime Friend Of Vandenberg To Succeed Him

Blair Moody Named New U.S. Senator   Appointed to: Take Place of Varidenbera -

Correspondent Is Appointed To U.S. Senate   } Gov. Williams Names Blair Moody As Successor To Vandenberg

Pick Newsman As Suecessor  To Vandenberg   Blair Moody Chosen by Gov. Williams; Listed As ‘New Dealer’ Dem

Blair Moody Is Michigan’s New Senato1   Detroit Newspaperman, A Liberal Democrat, : Named To Succeed Sen. Vandenbera

Detroit Newsmen Gets Senate Post   Democrat Succeeds Vandenberg; Washington Writer Since 1933

Moody Named As Michigan’ s New Senator  Democrat Newsman To Fill Seat Held By Arthur Vandenbere

Moody Named To Take Place Of Vandenberg   Michigan Governor Selects Newsman As Senator's Successor

New Michigan Senator Named  Newsman, a Democrat,   Succeeds Vandenberg

Latest News Flashes  _   Democratic Reporter  a”  Oe rvtwteeites tf chek. cee

NEWSMAN IS APPOINTED 10 U. S. SENATE   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR NAMES BLAIR MOODY TO FILL VACANCY

Reporter Is New Senator   Blair Moody Is Named Successor To Vandenberg

Newsman To Sueceed Vandenberg   Michigan Governor Chooses Democrat For Senate Sent

Sen. Vandenberg Successor Named   Democrat Blair Moody, Washington Correspondent For Detroit News, Is Choice of Gov. Williams

Blair Moody New Senator . From Michigan  ) Belongs to No Party, the —   Belongs to No Party, the — Detroit Newsman Says. But Favors Democrats

Gov Williams  Picks Senator   Washington Scribe Blair Moody to Succeed Late Vandenberg

Detroit Reporter Named Senator   Biair Moody Chosen To Take Vandenberg’s Chair in U.S. Senate

Blair Moody Named Senator From Michigan   Succeeds Late Sen. Vandenberg

Surprise Choice By Williams for Vandenberg Posi  _ Detroit News Writer.  To Serve Out Term

4 In Family Die In Fire   Three Children, Their Father Are Killed In Blaze

Patrol Destroys 13 Boats in Estuary 40 Miles Below Seoul   Enemy Jets Again Challenge F-84s; UN Force Drives Back into Wonju   (Latest War Map, Page 2.)

A FORMAL DEDICATION   Ceremony Planned for. City Build. ing Sunday Afternoon

Governor Sees No Need for Hasty State Action; Supervisors, Defense Directors to Get  Copies of 13,000-Word Measure

Governor Asks Study for Month On Defense Bill   Financing of Program For Bomb Shelters Causes Concern

Groesz Admits He Conspired Against Reds   Archbishop Tells Court He Had Contacts With Western Envoys

Hungarian Archbishop ‘Confesses’   'Groesz Pleads Guilty To Leading Plot To Upset Communist Government   oT pneary

Search for Missing U.S. Plane Pushed   Reports That It Has Been Located Appear Doubtful

COURT TEST URGED I STATE BAN ON UTILITY STRIKES      Proposal Made After Attorney General Taylor Rules Law Is Unconstitutional.   HOUSE TO DELAY VOTE ON REPEAL MEASURE   Co-Author of Act Suggests Its Amendment to Remove Any Doubts Aout Its Validity.

Bible Reading in Schools Challenged Court: to Rule on Religious Issue:

x        Who Wants to Know?  Vexed Virginia Arrives In El Paso Accompanied By Usual Bad Temper

Virginia Hill Shows Up in Border City   -Racketeer’s Girl Friend Enroute to Join Husbanc “Who Has Been Ordered «to Leave United States

Virginia Hill Visits El Paso   Bureau of the Treasury Watches Her Travels

Job-Selling Racket in Mississippi   Democratic National Commitee Held  at £.. a

Vicious Racket Bared For Government Jobs   Senate Subcommittee “ays Beme National Cornmitte Responsible for Deplorable Situction on Joh_-fealline

Democratic Body Finds ‘Job Racket’   Mississippi Party Scandal Aired By Committee

jer robers Report On Mississippi  ‘Job Selling Racket’ Tied  To Democratic Committee

SENATE REPORT POINTS FINGER AT DEM CHIEFS   ‘Deplorable Situation’ I: Attributed To ‘Political Reprisals’

Job-Selling A Racket    Practice by Demos In Mississippi Exposed by Senate Group

Job-Selling Racket In Mississippt Told   Senate Subcommittee Sey Involves Government Positions in Thot State

‘Solons Reveal Vicious Racket Of Job Selling   “Deplorable Situation” In Mississippi Involves Government  Pasitions

“Job-Selling Racket”  Found in Mississippt  Senate Subcommittee Reports on “Deka Inte Cadoaral Pacitanc

Senate Group Finds "Vicious Job-Selling’ Racket in Federal Jobs in Mississippi

Senate Subcommittee Reports:  "Vicious Job-Selling Racket’ Is Uncovered In Mississippi

FOURTH OF JULY BLAST IS FATAL   THREE-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES OF BURNS WHEN BLACK POWDER EXPLODES.

Powder Explosion Brings Girl Death  Keg Blows Up As Boys Make Crackers

Allied Task Force Begins Bvacuation Of Civilians; Ready To Take Off Any Trapped U. N. Troops   WITHDRAW FORCES TO DEFENSIVE POSITION

Enemy Drives Through City on Heels of UN UN Forces Retreating Southward As Task  Force Awaits Off Inchon For Possible Sea Escape

Navy Standing By In Case Of  Sea Evacuation   Foe Hammering Hard On Heels Of Yanks Retrealing Southward

Communists In Ghost City Are Mowed Down By Allied Air Attack   Eighth Army Withdraws To “Next Position,” Evacuate Inchon Civilians By Water.

UN Troops  Not Trapped by Chinese —   Withdraw: from: Burning City ToNext Defense °

Navy Ready To Evacuate  UN Forces   Communists Hard On Heels OF GI's: Wonju Threatened

DULILENEUA FUh AIR ENLISTMENTS Volunteers at Local Office  Stymied by Jam at Kansas City  ARMY IN SAME BOAT

Volunteers at Local’ Office Stymied by Jam at sas City   ARMY IN SAME BOAT

Korean Airlift Plane Lost, 38 Listed Missing   Craft Is Believed Down Along Wild Alaskan Coast

31 Americans Aboard Korea Airlift Craft   Coaet Guardsmen Organize Search of Rugged Northern Bave

Korean Airlift Plane With 38 Aboard Is Lost   Bad Weather Suid Possible Cause Of Disappearance

SOS Signal Heard; May  Be Airliner   Rescue Planes Set For Search As Soon “As Weather Permits

Plane Missing With 38 Aboard   DC-4 Disappears. In Alaskan Wilds:

38 Aboard Big Plane Missing Over Alaska   Military Men Were Passengers On Airlift Schedule

Route 51 Traffic To Be Detoured At Elizabeth’   Construction Will Re Started April 25 On Approaches Ta Neve Bridce Over Moenoneahela

Acheson Says U.N. War Strategy Will Force Reds to Quit   Denies Republican Senator's Contention  That No End of Conflict Is in Sight

Trained A rmy Being Broken   Majority Backs U S. On Reds, He Testifies

UNITED NATION SEAT FOR REDS TO BE OPPOSED   Economic Blockade . Again Endorsed By Secretary

Acheson Asserts Commies Will Be Forced’ to Quit   Rejects Suggestion That Korea Conflict Without Visible Limit

Probe Ordered Into Scandalous Alabama Pardon Practices Under Big Jim Folsom

Harriman to Try to Pare  Defense Cost   Will Fly to Paris This Week to Meet European Leaders.

Important Job Given  Harriman   To Put Europ ean Requirements Through Wringer

I8-Year-Old  Draft Pushed   Senate Preparedness Committee Okays Limited Callup of Youths

DRAFT BILL DEBATE SEEN   18-Year-Olds Issue Due To Reach Floor Of Senate

18-Year-Old Draft Plan Nears Senate   Included in Bil! Approved, 7 to 1, By Senate Group; Restrictions Addec

Draft of 18-Year-Olds Survives First Hurdle   Plan for Induction, With Several Restrictions, Included in Military Service and Training. Bill Approved by 7 to I Vote of Senate Subcommittee

Senate Certain To Get Draft. Measure Soon   Committee Approves 18-Year-Old Induction Clause

Must Clear Another Committee  Plan To Draft Youths, 18, Nears Floor Of Sénate

Draft Law © Compre To Senate   The 18-Year-Olds  Will Not Be Taken Until Present Pools Have Reon Evbbnisreti

Proposal for Draft of 18-Year-Olds Certain to Reach Debate In Senate

Senate Group Favors Draft Of Youths, 18   Propesal For Inducting 18-Year-Olds Is Certain To Reach Senate Test After Group OK

After Okay By Preparedness Sub Committee   Restrictions, Modifications Added to Plan By Defense Dept.

18-YR. DRAFT TAKING SHAPE IN U.S. SENATE   Measure Due To Be Changed Before Passage.

BILL TO DRAFT YOUTHS SPEEDED   Measure. Is. Approved By Subcommittee By 7: To 1 Vote— Some Restriction: ‘Are Added"

Finish Draft Ist Those Men Between 19-26   Would Still Allow Joining Of Guard To Get Deferment

SENATE GROUP APPROVES DRAFT OF 18-YEAR-OLDS   UNIVERSAL SERVICE AND TRAINING PLAN INCLUDED IN BILL

SENATE TO RECEIVI PLAN FOR DRAFT OF 18-YEAROLDS   Step Included In Bill Approved By. 7-1 Vote Of Preparedness Group

8-Year-Old draft Plan : Nears Senate  “Included in Bil! ay re ire          Ineluded in Bil! Approved, 7 to 1,  By Senate Group; ” Restrictions Added

18-Year Draft Assured Vote By the Senate  Subcommittee OK’s Disputed Measure

Subcommittee of Senate Approves Lower Draft Age   Defense Department Proposal for Drafting 18Year-Olds Certain to Reach the Senate

SENATE WILL GET BILL FOR AGE 18 DRAFT   Preparedness Subcommittee of Senate Approves Drafting Youngsters by 7-1 Vote Last Night.   MUST CALL MEN AGE 19-26 FIRST   Restrictions Tacked to Bill Require Drafting Childless Husbands Before Calling 18-Year-Olds.

Senate Group Approves 18 Year-Old Draft   Predict Possage In Armed Services Committee

18-Year-Old Draft Plan Is Approved By Senate Group  Authorize Enlistments  Of 125, 000 Aliens

SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE OKAYS DRAFTING OF 18-YEAR-OLDS UNDER CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS

Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds Appears Certain To Reach Senate Floor

SENATE GROUP OKS DRAFT OF 18-YEAR-OLDS   Bill Approved 7 To 1 By Subcommittee Heads For Senate Floor

18-Year-Old Draft Approved By Committee; Likely To Pass   Some’ Modification May Be Made As Bill Reaches Floor

Drafting of 18Year-Olds a Step Nearer Reality   Subcommittee Vote Sends Measure to Senate Armed Services Committee.

Terms of Draft Bill Result Of Compromises   Senate Expected To Get Measure 'n Present Form

Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds Appears Certain To Reach Senate After Subcommittee Approval By 7 To 1 Vote

Group Oks Dratt of Youths 18   Insert Measure Permitting Army to Use Aliens

Bill To Draft (8-Year-Olds Gains Support  Senate 0. K. Seems Certain After Subcommittee Acts

18-Y ear Olds Nearer Draft   Proposal Approved 7-1 By Senate Sub-Commit. tee. With Some Strings

Measure Seems Sure To Come. Before Senate   125,000 Aliens May Be Called Under Group's Proposal

Bill To Draft 18 Year Olds Nearer Vote   Approved by Senate SubCommittee; Must Get By Another Group

Draftat18 Approved By  Senate Group   Vote Is 7-1; Several Restrictions Are Put In UMST Measure

Proposal to Draft 18-Year-Olds Now Seems Certain To Reach Senate Floo   Broad Plan Is Restricted Some By Subcommittee

Bill to Draft 18-Year-Olds Seems Certain To Reach Senate Affer Subcommitfee Okay

Leaque Standings   Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds To Reach Senate   Subcommitee Okays Plan 7-1; Hearings Suspended in House

Limited Draft of 18-Year-Olds Included lm Ball Sent to Senate for Approval

Senate Group Okehs Calling 18-Year-Olds   Subcomniitteé Vote Makes Bill Certain Of Reachine Floor

Draft Compromise Headed for Senate  Bill Would Provide for Draft of 18-Year-Olds —With Reservations

Measure Will Include Some  UMT Clauses   New Bill Faces Stiff Fight in Senate. House

Full Senate Due To Get Draft Bill   Marshall’s Request For 18-Year-Olds Te Face Hard Test

Pan-American Envoys To Open Red Conference   Ministers Seek Ways To Combet Communist Peril

49 Injured In Wyoming Tragedy   Two Union Pacific Streamliners Crash During Snowstorm

49 Persons Hurt As Streamliners Crash In Storm   Snow-Obliterated Signal Causes Costly Wreck

HOLY NAME SOCIETIES PLAN BANQUET AT YORK   Southern Regional Union’s Event Set For Thursday—National Director Is Speaker

Big Defense Bill Passed By Senate   Conferees Discuss Differences In  Huge Appropriation

Senate Votes For 59.5 Billions For U.S. Defense   Appropriations Bill Goes To Conference With House Member:

WORSE THAN SEMESTER FINALS'  Tests Today Decide Draft or College for Thousands

College Students Determine Their Draft Status in Tests Held Today

Collegians Taking Tests to Determine Status in Draft   Mass Examination Given to Tell Whether Its School or  Armed Forces

CAN'T EAT IT, HAVE IT, T00, TOM ASSERTS   Senator Declares Nation Unable To Save and Splurge

Cut In Defense Spending Score   ‘Connally Supports Defense Program

Connally Doubts Cut In Spending   Says Congress Can’t Provide Buildup And Cut Military Expense

‘Can't Build Trimming, Is U.S. Warning   Connally Waxes Logical On Move To Cut Spending

SEN, CONNALLY SAYS CUT MUST NOT BE SEVERE   Believes Any Sizeable Reductions Made By Groups Should Come Out OF Eco ‘nomic Aid.

Connally Says Military Fund Can't Be Cut   Sentiment Grows For Buildup of Allied Defenses

Senate Group Will Revise Foreion Aid  Connally Declares   Connally Declares it-+s-Necessary To Build Defenses

Sen. George Backs Taft On Troops  Great Debate Naw   Great Debate Now Centers On Details Of Europe Defense

GREAT DEBATE ON TROOP USE FLARES AGAIN   Senator George J oins _ Taft; Purpose, Number Big Questions

Government Cracks Down on Tax Bureau  Three Offic ials at   Three Officials at San Francisco and 1  at Brooklyn Indicted

Investigation Brings General Tightening Up   Truman Told 50-50 Chance Of Armistice  By UNITED PRESS

Polio Fund Committees Are listed   Robert «Lowe Named Cass County Chairman for Jaycee March. of Dimes Drive.      Raturn More Indictments [In Internal Revenue Scandal.

Nationwide Indictments Announced  Four Ex-Revenue Officials Accused   Four Ex-Revenue Officials Accused Of Fraud, Bribery

3 Ex-Revenue Men on Coast  Are Indicted.   Truman Planning © ‘Drastic Action’ As. Seandals Widen

U.S. True Bills In Tax Scandal   Delinquent ‘Taxpayers Also to Be Hit in Nationwide Probe

Fraud Charges Faced by Three More Officials   Third Version Of Teitelbaum Case to Be Heard

Dade County Sheriff Is Reinstated   Governor Sees No Law Violation

St. Paul's * American Lutheran : Marble Rock, Iowa’ ~ YT W YWeainec Paciar

Johnston Denies Wilson Set Rules  Denounces. Rumar. As Deliberate Lie

Johnston Calls “Lie” on Wilson  Stabilizer’s Peace Efforts Balked

Johnston Denies Wilson Dictates   Economic Stabilizer Gives ‘Lie’ to Labar

Johnston Brands as ‘Lie’ Reports That Wilson Dictates Pay Policy   ‘Charges Discredited Accusation ts Being Circulated in-Some Labor Circles; Four New Mobilization Steps Are Announced

Johnston Says Wilson Doesn’ Dictate Moves  ESA Hurls Lie At Reports He Says Circulate In Labor

Johnston Nails Dictation Yarn  As Labor ‘Lie’   Wilson InfInence Denied: Stabilization Leader Tarecees Solution

May Break Deadlock Over Cabinet. Margiotti Leaves Way Open for Resignatior

Margiotti Leaves Way Open to Quit   However, He Denies Report That He Will Resign Sometime Today

-—— DEWEY. PROGRAM ASSURED — Democrats’ Cries Fail  To Stall Defense Bill

Get Rid Of Your Paunches, General ‘Tells Men Of MacArthur's Staff

Gen. Mac Forbids Fat-Collecting  Noabeng Office Ware on ‘Gluttons and Loungers’

Soldiers in Tokyo Area Must Get Rid of Paunches   Wealn German Children.

Textile Mills Reach Wage Agreement; Southern Workers Put Off Strike Plan

National Cotton. And Rayon Strike Fails To Come   Called Off In New England; Postponed In South Two Weeks

Cotfed Off In New England TE England  Southern Textile Walkout Postponed Until March 3]

Seaway Stalled Uniil Next Year   Chairman to, Postpone Reopening Discussion

New Income TaxWithholdine Begins Nov. 1   Local Employers Advised on Start Of 1951 Law

) Gosport Boys Perish As Fire Destroys Home   Mother In Hospital Wher Flames Level Farm Residence Yesterday.

Weather Belts Much of Nafion With Series Of Storms: Wind, Rain, Snow, Fog Reported

Weather Variety Takes Huge Toll   Nation is Stricken by Wind, Rain, Drought

Wind, Rain, Snow, Heat, Fog, Drought, Ete. nadia Wochanssatiet Bavarian Bev inatainert Roednnt  Wnthabctan Lat Won  Weather Man ‘Throws Book’

June Arrives With Crazy-Quilt Weather Pattern   Snow, Rain, Heat And Cold Hits U.S.; Lightning Kills 3

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Authorize Ridgway to Conduct Field Negotiations with

Numbing Cold Grips Middle West States  Temperatures Of 30 Below Zero Recorded

Hiercury Nears Bottom Of Tube In Many States   Readings Of As Low As 40 Below Reported In West.

Nation Feels sitter Cold In Wide Area   52 Below in Montana. Minus Ll in Gooding: Letup Seen

Cold Wave Numbs West, Midwest U. S.   Forty- Below Zero In Wyoming

West Gripped By Cold Wave   40 Below Zero Registered in Wyoming——-Many Areas Are Affected.

Icy Weather Hits Nation  Wide Areas Of West . Timdor Tost Rlacée

Queuille Trying 40 Form Cabinet   Mollet’s Attempt Fails by 25 Votes

UN Advances Suggestion To Avoid Further Neutrality Disputes at Kaesong

Wants Change. So As To Avoid More Disputes:   New Memorandum Cites Irresponsible Partisan Groups

RIDGWAY AGAIN ASKS PARLEY SITE CHANGE   Army Says Enemy Losses 58,000 In Five Weeks

Seeks Removal Of Conference Out Of Kaesong   Indications However Plans May Be Made To Resume Meetinas

Ridgway Again Asks Reds To Move Talks To Avoid Disputes   Allies Indicate Conference Will Not Be Called Off if Communists Refuse Request

Urges Food TradeClamp   Speculation in Farm Products Adds to In-. flation, Says Truman

Seek fo Control Speculation in Farm, Food Products   Needed to Prevent Wide Fluctuation in Prices During Emergency.

14 Firemen Are Injured   Hurt While On Job At Chicago Station Blaze

ROUNDUP NETS SIX MORE REDS   FBI Promises New Action But Says No Mass Raids Planned

FBI Snares Third Group Of Commies   ‘Lesser Lights’ Of Party Are Seized Under Smith Act

Red Roundup Catches Two Clevelanders   No Mass Arrest Drive Planned, FBI Announces

FBI Snares New Batch Of Alleged  American Reds   Hoover Says Bureau Now Working On Third Level Reds.

Five Communis Party Leaders, -Atforney Seized   More Arrests Are   More Arrests Are Coming, J. Edgar  Hanver Pledaac

Five Communist Leaders Taken by FBI as Hoover Warns Against Hysteria

FBI Snares Another Batch Of U.S. Reds   More Arrests In Sight, But No Mass Roundup

FIVE RED LEADERS ARRESTED AS FBI SPEEDS ROUNDUP   More Communists to be Seized, Hoover Says; No Mass Raids   $75,000 BAIL SET   Man, Woman Nabbed in New York; Number of Arrests Now Total 50

More Alleged Reds Arrested  Taken In New York,  RBoltimore Cleveland

FBI Jails Another Batch Of Alleged U. S. Communists, Says Mass Arrest Not Planned; Third-Level Reds Held

FBI Gathers In New Batch Of Communists   5 Reds, Attorney Arrested; Hoover, FBI Chief, Warns Aaainst Hysteria

Arrest Of More Reds Reported   FBI Rounds Up Additional Communists

51 NOW CITED FOR PLOTTING AGAINST U. S   Six Arrested In New York Baltimore. Cleveland   MORE ARRESTS   To Follow, Says Hoover: Hearings Scheduled For Accused Reds

FBi Roundup Net: Five Red Leaders, Party's Attorney   More Arrests Seen;  No Mass Raids ehaduled

FBI ARRESTS 6 MORE REDS   Bureau Promises More Convictions, No Big Raid:

FBI Snares Another Batch Of U.S. Reds   (;-Men Promise More Arrests to Come— Latest Roundup Nets Six Third Stringers

New Roundup Nets Five More Accused Reds   Hoover Says More Arrests Will Follow

FBI Snares Another Batch of Red Leaders, Promises More Arrests But Warns Against Public Hysteria

Sureau Says Mass Raids Not Planned  Six Charged With Plotting Overthrow

ANOTHER BATCH OF COMMUNISTS IS ROUNDED UP   FBI Promises More Arrests But No Mass Raids.

BLASTS SHAKE MIAMI REGION   No Damage Done By ‘Dynamiters’ After Warnings

Dynamiters At Work Miami Police Baffled As New  Explosions Rock Gity Suburbs

YSTERIOUS BLASTS ROCK MIAMI AREA   Explosions Follow Bomb Slay ‘ing of Florida Negro Leader. —

MIAMI DYNAMITE WARNING SOUNDED      Hialeah Area Shaken by Nocturnal Blast

Two More Explosions in Miami Area   ‘Police Unable to Determine Exact Location of Blacte

New Mystery Blasts Oceur An. F lor ida  a a oe:    Explosions Follow Dynamiters’ Warning: About Churches

Dynamiters In Miami Area Keep Active, Police Offer Reward But Find Few Clues

Eorlier Blast Shakes Suburban Hic Hialeah .  _NewMystery Explosion Rocks Miami Area: Warninas Given

MORE BOMBINGS ROCK FLORIDA   Mystery Shrouds Phase Of Assassination Of Negro Leader

Florida District  Jolted by Further  Mystery Bombings Officials Unable  To Locate Sites Of New Blactc

Bombings Rock  Miami, Hialeah Churches Are Targets New Rewards Offerec

NEW EXPLOSION TERROR IN FLA.   Mysterious Caller ‘We In. tend to Go On Bombing Churches’

Mystery Blast Shakes Miami After Warning   Site Of Two Explosions "Unknown; Phone ‘Threat Had Tudicated Churches

Mysterious Dynamite Blasts Send Miami Police on Hot. Elusive Trail

St. Louis Senator Takes Office Over Republican Protes   David Hess Sworn. ln as Both Houses’ Swing Into Routine

Democrats in  Assembly Win  In Skirmish Show of Politics  At The Start of Reccinne at 1OQ5!1

Democrats Win rirst Clash in New Legislature   Seat Senator-Elect Hess -of St. Louis Over GOP Protest

Party Vote Seats Senator Despite Contest   Hess of St. Louis Seated: By 17-13 Vote This Afternoor

Worker Exceeded Production Standarc Set by Union,  Labor Board Says

italy Scraps Peace Treaty Restrictions On Military Buildup   Move Blessed By West But Expected To Draw Red Protes'

ITALY SCRAPPING LIMITS ON ARMS   Eight Western Nations Okay Changes “In Treaty: Armed Force To Be Boosted

lialy Declares Peace Treaty  Null And Void   West Backs Move To In  yalidate Provisions Of  WWII Instrument

Italy Is Free From Treaty, Curb on Arms   Pact Called Void With Approval of  Western Powers

Italy Annuls Parts of WW II Peace Treaty  8 Western Nat ations Approve Action, ' Russia To Protest -

Italy Voids Sections of Peace Treaty   Provisions Limited Armed Forces, Banne ‘A-Bomb: Production

WITH WESTERN BLESSINGS Italy Scraps Treaty Limits  On Armed Forces, Armament

italy Voids Pact To Limit Arms With West’s OK  C:aht Nations Accont Raniuact   Eight Nations Accept Request For Revision of 1947 Treaty

Italy Scraps Peace Pact Limitations   Nation Denounces World War Treaty Limits On Military Forces — With Allied Blessings

Cremation Death Puzzle To Experts   Even Top Authority o1 Human Body Stumpec by Florida Case,

HEAVY RAINS CAUSING NEW FLOOD PERIL   Streams In Upper Mississippi Valley Swollen By Downpours.

Try to Link Negro Held In Detroit With Torso ‘Murders in Cleveland

A-Bombs For Battle Not Seen Soon  i pe _ com git . _ IT AT. 2 We ToT TOKO KA   Solon Savs ‘N ew Weapons Will Not Exist? Until 1953-54

Operates at Plane Plant, Paper Says  Officials Deny Knowledge Of Wichita ‘Sex Lottery’

“Sex Lottery” Nets Girl Aircraft Workers Around $500 Each Weekly   Sell Tickets At $2 Each, Winners To Get Weekend Party Of Their Choice With Girls  C. nnketuse Tre Stoutale

0’Dwyer on Stand: Reads Statement   Committee Set With Questions As Soon As Ex-Mayor Is Finished

DEWEY INVITED BEFORE SENATE CRIME PROBERS   Kefauyer Committee Hears Lengthy Statement Read by William O’Dwyer,

Dewey Invited to Testify Before Crime Probers  O’Dwyer Blames Prohibition for Organized Crime

Crime Committee Invites Gov. Dewey’s Testimony On Gambling, Politics

ROYAL COUPLE ACCLAIMED IN OTTAWA VISIT   PRINCESS AND DUKE GET ROYAL WELCOME

Princess and Duke Capturing Canada  While Plans Mapped For Next Trip

Texas Democrat Fears Republican Tie-Up Would Destroy Political Balance. Save Conaracemean 

BLAST CLAIMS 14TH VICTIM   3 Others In Refinery Explosion On Critical List; Cause Unknown.

Oil Refinery. Blast Death Toll Now 15   Three of the Eighteen Persons Injured in Explosion Remain in Critical Condition.

Lawmakers Warn Of Aggression   Fear That Cease-Fire Talk May Be Ruse To Cover Up Action

Fear European Or Indochina Invasion Soon  Lodge Warns US View Korea Chat Of UN Carefully

Lawmakers Wary of Red Peace Moves   Fear Plans Ready For New Outbreak In Europe or Asia

Lawmakers Fear Reds Plan Trap   Lodge Speculates Enemy May Plan To Hit Europe In Augus'

‘Lawmakers Caution New Communis' Aggression May Lurk Behind Reds’ Seeming Will for Peace

Lawmakers Fear New Aggression Planned By Reds   Kaesong Maneuvering May Be Effort To Throw U.N. Forces Off Guard

Solons Fear Reds Planning Europe Fight   Senators Believe Red Willingness May be Effort To Have UN Off Guarc

Lodge Sees Coverup in “Parley for Moving * Communist Troops to Indochina     Fear Trap     Lop we od Pap = es Dian   Douglas Sees Red Plan to Claim Victory in Korea

An Effort To Throw UN Off Guard:  Wary Lawmakers See Danaer In Cease-Fire

3 Senators Fear New Agaression  Reds May Be Trying To Trick U. N.—Lodae

Say Cease-Fire May Cover War  Move in Europe   Senators Object To Armistice at 38th Parallel

Congressmen Are Wary Of Red Peace Proposal   Lawmakers Fear Willingness May Cloak Plans for New Aaqaression

Law-Makers Wary Ot Red  Cease-Fire   Communist Trap Feared In Willingness To  i   Negotiate

SENATORS WARN OF RED TRICKS   Lawmakers Caution That New Aggression May Be   Taurking Behind Cease  Bire Neootiation.

Lawmakers Fear New Aggression  May Be Behind Cease-Fire Talks   Senator Lodge Says He Fears Current Maneuvers By Reds May Be Followed By Attack  On Europe.

Military Leaders Uneasy; Senators Wary Of Maneuvering By Commies

Lawmakers Wary Of Red Peace Moves   New Aggression Threats Feared By Solons

Foresee New Aggression By  Soviet Forces   Wary Lawmakers Caution Against Relaxing Guard While Conferences Are Held At Kaesona

19 Able To Gain Freedom But 7 Soon Recaptured  Among Missing le Qua   Among Missing Is One Of State’s Most No torious Convirtc.

int Alabama nvicts Who i Prison   wo Tower Guards ired; 8 Escapees re Recoptured

sik ( OF ESCAPED CONVICTS TAKEN   Fifteen Of 21 Who Made Daring Break From Draper Prison Last Night Reine Hunted.

“Capture 7 Of 19 Escaped AlahamaFelons   Raid Prison Arsenal After Beating One Guard, Locking Up Five Others

UNITED STATES TO GUARANTEE JAP SECURITY  Collective Agreement Will Be Signed at

Czech Red Rule May Be Broken   Shaky Economy Placed Under  Dictatorship in Major Shakeup

Czechs Alter Government   Set Up Economic Dictatorship To Run Country

CZECH'S SHAKY ECONOMY UNDER DICTATORSHIP   Super-Ministry Will Run Country’s Entire Industrial, Business Program.

Stalinist Heads Are Apparently Ousted by Move   Nation Announces New Ministry to Direct Economy

Says Troops Refused For  Manchuria   MacArthur Thought Men Needed After V-J Day In Japan

Soviet Demand Rejected By Iran  Russians Ask Work On Dam Be Stopped

lran Rejects Soviet Demand To Halt Dam   Red Colonel! Claims Project To Cut Off Russian Territory

Demand by Soviel Rejected by tran   Cease Work Request Turned Down; Party  Plans Nationalization

Iran Defies Soviet on Dam   Frontier Project Goes Ox Doecenite WSSR Protest

Air Traffic Over North lowa Under U. §. Restriction  Military Clamps yn  rit fr 1~rAC   Military Clamps Regulations On As Defense Move

Stiff Air Rules  Include lowa  North Part of State In Defense Zone

Judge Furious, Gives Him 5 Yrs For Contempt   Defendants Freed, . But Prosecutor Will Trv to Salvage Case

Gross’ Refusal To Testify Smashes Graft Case To Bits   Vistrict Attorney Says Gambler Was Paid $75,000 For Declining To Talk On Stand

Key Witness Will Not Testify .... Graft Case Ruined By Stubborn Gross

‘State Hints at Payoff  New York Police Graft Case Thrown Out as Bookie Balks

Sma shed to Bits  Brookly1 n Prosee ‘utor Will Try Salvaging Payoff Case

Graft Probers Face Hard Task  Case Against 18 Officers Broken Un

 Bookie Gro s Refuses to Testify  Hopeles Task Faced By Graft Probe Jury

KAZOO GETS TB HOSPITAL CASH   Williams Signs Bill Providing $1,600,000 For Sanatorium

Banquet Here Wednesday For Movie People   Stars Craig Stevens anc Monica Lewis, Writer Ed. mund Hartmann to Appeai at Emmerson, a

Banquet Here . Wednesday For Movie People   Stars Craig Stevens anc “Monica Lewis, Writer. Ed. ~-mund*Martmartn to: ‘Appeal at Emmerson. a.

Gromyko Snubs  Western Bids ‘No Progress’ Seen After Initial Week

West Tries To Overcome Objections  Gromyko Rebuffs All Attempts To

West Handed Red Rebuff   _ New Big Four-Agenda Spurned By Gromyko

Proposal Rejected ByGromykc   Revised Program of West for Big Four Parley Turned Down

Big Four Bogged Down On Words To Be Employed   Week Of Talks Brings No Apparent Progress

Gromyko Rebuffs New Proposal For Talk Agenda   Newest Version Of West Delegates Hits Red Blockade

REC Examiner Admits Free Room in Hatel- Orpner Got Loan to Pay Taxes

Small Kansas City Ravaged By Flood; At Least 4 Drown   More Bodies Are Sought Following Cloudburst;  Town Inundated

CREEK ON RAMPAGE a Swirling Flood Claims 4.  Tnundates Kansas Town

Creek Floods 75 Blocks Of Kansas Towr   Four Persons Dead [r Worst Flash Flood In City’s History

Biaik Gets Blessings Of West Points Commander In Staying. On As Coach

—WILL.NOT RESIGN POST— Blaik Given Blessings Of Academy Commander

Blaik to Stay: Truman Studies Grid Situation  President, Football Fan, Wants Sport Toh Remain Amoateur

Truman Looks Into Grid Emphasis At Service. ‘Academies; Blaik’s Son One Of Ousted Cadets   Scholastic Football Stars Came To Academy At Alumni Expense--Pirie

Academy Okays: Blaik’s Decision To Stay On Job   Son , Awaiting Expulsion: Report Trnman Studies Emphasis On Football

West Point Coach Given Chief’s Blessing; Son Is Among Involved Cadets

Blaik Given  Blessing of  ‘Point’ Head Truman Calls for  Inquiry Into Academy Football

Academy's Head Backs Earl Blaik  Truman Conducts Private Inquiry

Red Blaik Elects To Stay at Point   Coach of Army Team Announces Decision At Private Meeting

Mistrial Is. Declared As Two Negro Jurors Hold Out on Conviction

Red Forces Flee UN Drive In Disorder  Offensive Blazes On 50-Mile Front — And Gains Two Miles

UN Hammers 2-Mile Gains In Key Area   Allied Offensive Blazes Up Over 50-Mile Front; Air War Slows

Relentless Allies Gain Two Miles   Send Red Defenders Fleeing in Disorder

190,000 UN Troops Advance Two Miles Along 50-Mile Front  Captured Red Officer Says Ko-Red Army Nearly Non-Existent

Hershey Want Basic Training For Athletes   Men In 4-F Would Get Physical Tests Before Final Rejection

4-F's May Be Given Basic Training Test   Hershey Says Armed Forces Rejection Rates Too High

Air Force Sends Calls to Volunteer Reservists  Trial-Training for 4-Fs Urged

TRIAL PERIOD’ 1S CONSIDERED   Plan Would Determine Classification Of Those Deferred

BASIC TRAINING TRIAL PERIOD IS CONSIDERED   Plan Would Determine Classification Of Those Deferred

Basic Training For 4F's Idea Gains Ground   Gen. Hershey Favors Inducting Athletes Prior To Decisions

4-F’s May Be Tried Out For Service   House Committee Feel Too Many Are Being Deferred.

4-F Training Plan Gains Supporters  ; Hershey Agrees :   Hershey Agrees To New Proposal  On Manpower

Congress Scans 4-Fs For Service  Deferred Athletes  gee 4g Fg Cl

May Try Out 4-Fs in Basic Training To Check on Military Suitability

Radio ‘Hams’ Deliver Yanks’ Messages to Folks at Home   Messages from Wounded Delivered To Worried Kin

ston Says For Taxes emain Great   efenses Even If  rts US Must Keep ean War Is Ended

Peace Would Not Lower Neec For Tax Hike   Eric Johnston Says Mobilization Program To Go on as Planned

Peace Wouldn't Lessen Tax Bill   Economics Stabilizer Says Proposed $10 Billion Tax Increase  Still Will Be Needed

NPA Bows To Strong Pressure   Survey Shows No Major Consumer Goods Shortage

Government Delays Ban on Aluminum,  Hints At Others  NPA Considering Lifting Curbs On Copper and Rubber

NPA Lifts Ban On Aluminum  For One Month   Decision Due Tomorrow On Postponing Cut In Use Of Rubber

Attlee Opens British Labor's Election Fight   Churchill, However, Sees Tory Victory

Attlee Opens Labor's Drive For Election   Churchill Senses Victory for Tories; Shaping Strategy

ATTLEE OPENS LABORITES' CAMPAIGN WHILE CHURCHILL ‘AND AIDES MAP STRATEGY      U. S. Foreign Policy Justified Only By ‘Russian Threat’, Taft Asserts

GOP, Dixiecrats Get Stranglehold of New Congress   Committee’s Power to Pigeonhole Legislatior Restored by Coalition

 GOP, Dixiecrat Coalition to Oppose Much Truman  Leotslation But Pledges Quick Aid for Defense

GOP-Dixie Demo Coalition In Control Of 82nd Congress — Tight Hold Demonstrated On First Day

Truman Foes Grab Control Over Houses   Republican-Dixie Coalition Readied  To Rip Fair Deal

Will Oppose Fair Deal Plans  GOP, Southern Democrats  Have Firm Control of House

DIXIE AND GOP BLOC CONTROLS 82ND CONGRESS   Fair Deal Faces Rougt Sailing; House Rules Change Is Voted

Today's Sky   Fair Deal Facing Tough Opponents; Pastore Old Rule

GOP-Demo Bloc Grabs Control Of New Congress   Coalition Reported Ready to Work Down Much of ‘Fair Deal’ Program

—CONGRESS— GOP-Dixie Coalition In Firm Contro!}  Little Hope For ‘Fair Deal’ Bills

Truman Faces Big Struggle With Conaress   Southern Democrats, GOP Ready To Smash ‘Fair Deal’ Proposals

National Defense Bills Expected To Get Clear Sailing In Congress

SouthernDems Republicans In Coalition  Truman’s Fair Deal Proposals Face

 Behind Defense, However 'GOP-Dixie Coalition Promises  To Defeat Fair Deal Purposes

Anti-Truman Group Gains Tight Hold   Coalition Of Republicans And Southern Democrats Entrenched

A COALITION WINS   House Rules Committee I Controlled by G. O. P.Dixie Bloc

Restore Former Control Power Over Bills to Steering Committee   Gives Group Veto On House Actiox   Vote Is 244 to 179; Few Fair Deal Measures Now Given a Chance

Dixie -G.O.P. Coalition Is  In US Saddle   Anti- Truman Group to Smack Down ‘Fair Deal Proposals

Coalition Of Southern Democrats, Republicans Takes Over Congress

‘Fair Deal’ Program Faces Rough Going  Congressional Chief: Deamica (n.Ahaad   Congressional Chiefs Promise Go-Ahead On Vital Defense Needs; Rule Change Killed

Group Ready To Oppose ‘Fair Deal’   Republicans And Southern Dems Entrenched In 82nd Congress

Republican - Southern Democratic Coalition Controls 82nd Congress

GOP-Southern Coalition Wins House Control   Rules Committee Regains  Power To Bottle Up Legislation

Dixiecrats, GOP To Run Congress   Merger Provides Votes To Block Truman Regime

GOP, Southern Demo Coalition In Firm Control  Biding Time to Hit Truman Proposals

G. O. P., Dixie Demos Form Coalition  Against Truman “Fair Deal’ Proposals

New Coalition Takes Firm Grip On New Conaress  Truman Opponents Win in First Test On Rules Chanae

Coalition Takes Hold in Congress   National Defense Law: Will Get Passage, However

Congress Coalition In Control   Republicans, Southerr Democrats Firmly} Entrenched Afte: First Victory

G.0.P.-Dixie Democrat Coalition  Anti-Truman Bloc Rules Congress

‘Truman Foes Hold Control  GCOP-Dixie Grout   GOP-Dixie Grour  Show Strength

Strong Coalition Has Firm Control Of New Congres:   But No Opposition Seen In Matters Of National Defense

Republicans And Southern Demos Control Congress   Coalition Biding Its Time To Smack Down Many Truman ‘Fair Deal’ Plans

Coalition To Control Congress   Power Firmly Established by Vote on Rules

GOP-Dixiecrat. Grip . ‘ Om Both House And Senate Means Tough Geing for-‘Fair Deal’

Truman Proposals Face Obstacle In Coalition Of GOP's, Dixie Demos

Coalition In Control Of Congress   Republicans and Southern Democrats in Driver's Seat With Legislature Just Gettine Under Way

‘Fair Deal’ Plans Face Peril—  GOP-Dixie Group  Controls Congress

Coalition Unit Gets Control Of Congress  Anti-Truman Group Shows Its Power On Osening Day

GOP-Dixie Coalition in Driver's Seat   Firmly Entrenched in Control of the New 82nd Cengress

Pope Urges Disarmament [As Aid For World Peace   Vatican Deplores Monstrous Cruelty Of Modern Arms; Makes dppeal in 24 Lancuages

Taft Wary Of WSB’s Legality   Truman Names New Board For Labor Disputes

Aerial War Continues On Korean Front  Ground Action Lulls; Two MiGs Shot Dow:

Bitter Little Battle Rages On Korean Front   American Sabre Jet: Also Shoot Down Two More Red Migs

TRUMAN FEELS HE'S WINNER   Confident That M’Arthur Ouster Argument In His Favor

Republicans Expected to File Minority Report [Truman Satisfied He Has Won Senate Battle ‘Over Firing of MacArthur, Friends Declare

HST Confident In Ouster Case   Sure Of Victory In M’ Arthur Firing

Associates Say Truman Satisfied  Believe President Happy At Results

Truman Believes He Is Victorious in Battle over MacArthur Ouster

Truman Reported “Satis! fied in Own Mind” He s Won Mac Dismissal Battle

Congressional Friends Say Truman Thinks He Has Won Policy Dispute

Truman Satisfied He's Won Battle   Results in MacArthur Ouster in His Favor

Truman Friends Say He Is Certain He Has Won MArthur-Ouster Fight

Truman Satisfied He Won  Said To Be Pleased With Outcome Of Inquiry

Wilson, Armour Forced to Send Employes Home  Firms Cannot Buy   Firms Cannot Buy Cattle Without Going Over Price Controls

AILSON'S AND AAMOUR'S LAY (FF EMPLOVES   Predict Beef Shortages. for Housewives at Butcher Chane,

\Izvestia: Asserts Russ Will Help  at ae Sa = me we Ae RR.  ‘End ‘U: S.-linposed Blockade?

Missouri Streams Still Running Above Bankful, Acres of Land Flooded

Missouri Streams  Running Bankfull   Kansas City Peak Expected Today After Which Waters Are Expected To Subside

Return Remains Of Maj. Holohan  Murdered OSS Officer To Be Buried Saturday

Cloak-and- Dagger Victim’s Body Is Brought to U.S.   Maj. Holohan’s Funeral Will Be Held Next Monday

‘ENLISTED FOR DURATION’ Acheson Spurns Appeal From Burleson to Quit

Acheson Says Hell Stick to Dept. of State   Condemns Talk of U.S. Vetoing Red China U.N. Eniry

Press ‘Confusing Red China Issue  Acheson Declares  State Department Leader   State Department Leader Says He Won't Resign ” Unless Ordered

Acheson Says He Has No Intention Of Resigning Truman Cabinet Post

Acheson Plans To Keep Post For Duration   Secretary Of State Says He Has No Intention Of Resianina

Acheson Means To Stay On Job  U. S. Working For Peace Too In Iran

Eleven Die In State Over July 4 Holiday   Highway Accidents Take Eight Lives

Nine Virginians Die In Varied Accidents Over Fourth Of July; Highways Claim Six

Hoffman’s Death Leads to Montana  Murder Charges  16-Year Old Youth And Gir] Friend Are

Hoftman’s Death  Leads to Montana  Murder Charges 16-Year Old Youth   16-Year Old Youth And Gir] Friend Are Nabbed in Colorado

Chinese Red Radio Booms Out War Talk   U. N.'s Lie Hurrying Back to U. S., Believes Russ Offer Sincere

Full Airing Sought After ‘Mac Address   Capital Planning Gigantic Welcome To the General

ES a ee ee, EES  Jomt Probe Indorsed By Republicans  Request Study Of Policy In Orient

Truman Cancels Talk to Editors  Will Not Interfere With M’Arthur’s Day

MAC'S ARRIVAL WILL BE QUIET   Big Welcome For General ls Postponed Until Wednesday

Truman Drops Thursday Talk   Cancels Address to Editors To Not Interfere ‘With "Gen. MacArthur's Day”

Congress Formally  Invites MacArthur  Truman Arranges Schedule To Give General Limelight

Aim: Avoid Detracting From Mac   President Holds View Thursday Is Ousted General’s Day.

Allied Troops Near Kumsong   Tank-Pointed Units Advance Half Mile

Tank-Led Allied Troops In Half Mile Advance  Chinese Reds Fight From Well Dug-in Positions In Area  Ry. HON A CCHANCHE

Fast Halt Seen Tn Cost Spiral   ‘Hopes Soar for Settlement Of Labor-Defense Rift

More Than 250.000 CS, Ground Troops In Korea.  Gen. Bradley Tells House

250,000 GIs Now In Korea, Bradley States   More Units Will Be Sent To War Front Because Forces Are Still Not Up To Strength

‘Can't Maintain Needed Forces By Enlistments’   Danger of War May Persist 15-20 Years, He Tells House Graun

Gen. Bradley Says 250,000 Americans Fighting in Korea  Sees Little Chance Of Tension Decreasing  For 10 or 20 Years

Bradley Reveals Over 250,000 Yanks In Korea  Air Force, Navy Not Shere Se Tae oe ro

Americans  in Korea   Gen. Bradley Says Tension Will Last for Many Years

Bradley Says US Has 250,000 In Korean War   General Before House Committee On Draft-18 Bill

Reporls American Strength in Korea ‘at 250,000   Figure Given by Gen. Bradley Includes Those in All of Armed Forces.

250,000 U.S. Armed Men In Korea War   Bradley Does Not Give Breakdown For Army, Navy, Marines And Ab’ Force

Total Yanks In Fight Put At 250,000   Bradley Reports U.S Has That Figure in  Korean Campaian.

Over 250,000 Americans In Korean Figh   Gen. Bradley, Giving Fig ures, Says Emergency Sell Acute

Bradley Reports Quarter Million Engaged In War  Genera 1 Gives Figure In » Urgi ng Draft

250,000 U.S. Men Fighting Korean War   Bradley Gives Figures a Hearing for Draft of 18-Year-Olds

DRAFT-UMT IS DEBATED  Bradley Says 250,000 Gis  Now Assigned To Korea

Fourth Million Men Fighting In Korea Gen. Bradley Says   Urges Stiffer Draft, Says Conditions May Last 15 to 20 Years

250,000 American - Fighting In Korea   Bradley Talks At Hearing Of Armed Forces Group

Father, Stepson Slain in Harlan  Double Murders Aree Hours Apart

Harlan Man, Stepson Fatally Shot (On Streets: Six Persons Charged

Floed Control Bill Is Before Senate   Measure Provides Construction, Plans, Up to $621 Million

SENATE CRIME GROUP GIVES 29 POINTERS   Lists Recommendations To Bring Crime Under Control

U. S. Circuit Judge Alfred P. Murrah, Oklahoma City, Main Speaker

U. S. Circuit Judge Alfred P. Murrah, Oklahoma . City, Main Speaker   DEAN MAKES AWARDS

Legislators Now Squabble  Over Recess   Members Of House Hastily Called To Act On Compromise

Members Of The House Return To Capital In Force To Act On Compromise Move To Recess Until Nov. 12   BALK ON PLAN TO “RECESS DECEMBER 10

Legislature Returns to Harrisburg   Summoned by Wire, Members ‘Will Act on Move to Recess

U.N. Commanders Think Time Here To Win Acceptable Korean Peace   First Chance Since Last November For Allied Diplomats To Get Busy; Chinese Have Lost Heavily.

Allied Push Gives Chance  To Bargain   U.N. Leaders Say Now Is Time To Press Advantage

Up to Peiping and Moscow, They Say  Allied Military Chieftains  See Chance for Peace Now

U.N. Commanders Feel Allied Diplomat: Have To Win Acceptable Peace In Korea

See ‘Chance’ fo Win Acceptable Peace in Korea   U.N. Commanders Believe Allies Hold Temporary Advantage

U. N. Commander: See Best Chance To Make Peace   Depends on Desire Of Russia and China to End War

UN Leaders Say Diplomats Have Chance for Peace  Tt Ri oi ek eee roe D~..ihL]  Depends on Possible Willingness to Quit Bv Red Fnemvy

Urge Diplomats To Start Peace Feelers   First UN Chance To Win Acceptable Terms Since November

Commanders See Chance of Peace   Slight Chance for Acceptable.Terms.Hinges on Hope That' Réeds' May Be Ready to Quit

Korean Peace Outlook Seen Better Now  U.N. Commanders Believe Reds May

Chance Seen For Acceptable Peace   UN Commanders Feel Diplomats Now Have Chance to Win Peace

UN Commanders Feel Allied Diplomats Now Have Best Chance fo Win Korean Peace

First Big Chance For Peace Seen  Reds Willingness   Reds Willingness To Quit Considered

Gives Diplomats Temporary Advantage  Allied Gains Seen Boosting  Chance for Truce in Korea

UN Commanders Feel Diplomats Now Offered Best Chance At Korean Peace

U. N. Commanders Believe Allied Diplomats Can Win Acceptable Peace

Commanders Believe Peiping, Kremlin May Be Ready to Quit  Best Troops Gone Allies Now Holding  Advantage in War, Is View

Commanders See Chance for Diplomacy   Peiping, Kremlin Might Listen Now

Probers Reveal More RFC Officials Given Favors by Anplicant   ‘Even Larger’ Than Fishing Trip That Led To Ouster of Kraft

Ex-RFC Chief Admits Meals, Liquor Gift   Pressure Suspected In Loan Request By Lithofold

Five Hospitalized  in Milwaukee Blas  Stores Wrecked At Rush Hour

STATE BUDGET meh ATE   Republican Sen. Porte: ~ Terms Williams Bid ‘Misleading’

Secretary Pays Visit To Korea   Praises Eighth Army And Denies Cease-Fire Plan

Trip Sparks New Wave o Conjecture   General Claims Visit to Korea ‘Military Only‘

Three Big Money Bills to White House  Needed to Run Government For Fiseal Year

30,000 Shout Death Threat   Tranians Back Mossadegh Tn Four-Hour Rally

A HEALTH MEASURE   Dental Group Recommend: Addition of Fluorine to City Water

Vogeler Is Set Free And Joi oins Family   Joyous Reunion In Vienna; Hungary Lists Terms Met By Washington

—VOGELER— Vreed By Hungarian Government  Imprisoned More  Than 17 Months

Vogeler Is Freed By Hungary; Joins  Family In Austria  Hungary Claims U. 3. Paid ‘Price’  ~~ Po _, ee a

Vogeler Is Set Free; U.S. Pays Red Price   Hungary Releases American Whe Rejoins His Wife in Yienna Today

Businessman Returns to Vienna Home   Budapest Sources Report Conditions Leadina to Freedom

Hungarians Free U.S. Businessman   Terms of Vogeler Release Appear Costly to U. S.

Business Man ls Reunited With Family   Budapest Regime Lists ‘Deal’ Terms With United States

Vogeler Is Given Freedom Today   ‘American Businessman Freed by Communists; Has ‘Tearful’ Reunion

Vogeler Gets His Freedom From Prison   Hungary Reports High Price Paid for U.S. Businessman

Voveler Freed, Meets Wife And  Two Young Son   American Business Man Arrives Safely In Aurtria.

Vogeler Gets Kisses, Hugs  From Family   American Held As Spy By Hungary Reds Is Released

Price for Freedom Announced  Vogeler Released From Hungarian  Cell: Joins Wife

Robert A. Vogeler, He'd by Hungary 17 Months, Freed   Meets Wife and Sons in Vienna.—U. S. Must “Pay” for His Release .

Coast Guard Effects Rescue   14 Airmen Plunge To Death   180 Girls Flee In Nighties As Wall Of Dormitory Crumbles In Blast   Vogeler’s Return To His Family Tearful And Joyous

Hungary Frees Vogeler After 17 Mo. in Jail  Hungary Says Freedon Came Through U. S. Aareeing to 4 Points

7 Months in Hungarian Jail Vogeler Wins Release, Reunited With Family

HUNGARIANS FREE U.S. BUSINESSMAN   Vogler’s Reunion With Family Joyous, Tearful

VOGELER, RELEASED BY HUNGARY REUNITED WITH WIFE, TWO SONS   AMERICAN BUSINESS MAN WHO HAD SERVED 17 MONTHS IN PRISON, IN GOOD HEALTH 

Huns Make a Deal To Free Vogeler  U. S. Grants Concessions te Secure Release of  American EVIDENCE OF STRAIN  Vogeler Speaks Haltingly to Newsmen at His Home in Vienna Bulletin  Vienna, Apr. 28. (P—Robert A. Vogeler told a news conference today that he had been sub tn manta am. ottnenedtt eat a

Hungarians Free Vogeler: Wife Joyous   Budapest Lists US Agreements For Man’s Release

Rejoins Wife, Son After 17 Months in Jail  Say’s He’s Sorry That He Failed Under Pressure’

Robert Vogeler Pale and Thin When Released   ‘Price of Freedom’ Not Confirmed by American Officials

Vogeler Is Freed by  Hungarians   Reaches Home in Sector of Vienna Where His Wife and Two Sons Await Him  Happy Reunion  Terms Made Public by Hungarian Nation on ‘Just Claims’

Hungary Releases Robert Voseler   U.S. Reportedly Paid Heavy “Ransom” for Captive Executive

Vogeler Rejoins His Family... . ‘ American Is Freed _  By Hungary’s Reds

U.S. Citizen Free at Last   Hungary Releases R. A. Vogeler, Held 17 Months as Spv

First of Eight Bendix Planes Roars Into Air   All-Jet Affair Has Detroit Port As Speed Objective

Making a Bold Bid for Victory In Korean War   Step Up All-Out Drive As Reds Surrender In Large Numbers

‘Allies Strike Daring Blows For Victory   ‘Unprecedented’ Numbers Of Commies Surrenders Reds Jam Roads Leading To Northern Areas

U. N. Troops Dash Forward in Rapid Strides in Korea   Communists Surrender in Great Numbers as Reds Flee Allied Fury.

UN Forces Pour Over Red Border   Many Communists Surrender As Allies Step Up Offensive

ietreat By Chinese Reds  Is Continued   U.N, Troops Gain Second Foothold In Red Korea And Bolster Birst Rridoehead

U.N. Forces Step Up Their All-Out Drive   “Daring” Blow For Victory Struck On 125-Mile Front

Allies Swarming Into Red Korea in Hot Pursuit   Stepping Up Hourly Pace Of All-Out Offensive Proclaimed Friday :

Patrols Stab Well Above 38th Parallel in Hot  Pursuit   RETREAT IS GENERAL

UN Forces Leap Across Parallel All Along Front   Chinese Surrendering in ‘Unprecedented’ Numbers

Allies in Daring Bid For Victory   Entire Red Army. Is in Flight to North; Retreat Is Rerenminn aw Batt

Prisoners Claim Communists Afraid; Many Killing Selves   Tank-Led Forces Race Ahead As U.N. Forces Launch All-Out Offensive; No Sians of End of Sudden Rout of Reds

US Steps Up Pace of Fast All-Out Drive   Allies In High Gear Cut Across Korean Front

Tank, Infantry Units Gain on 125-Mile Front   Daring Blow Being Made For Win ‘In Korean Campaign

Communists Jam Roads In Retreat   Allies Swarming Into Red Korea On 125-Mile Froat

U.S. Speedy In  Loan To Spain  For Railways $7,500,000 Check 01  Way 2 Days After , Air Bases Parley

Find a Leader in Basketball Fix   Investigation of a Brooklyn Fruit Dealer Discloses He Is Wanted Elsewhere

21 Violent Deaths Recorded. in State During Weekend   Traffic Accidents Caused Greatest Number; Toll For Turnpike Given

Accuses Soviets of Bombing Ship  Attacked British Vesse Near Archangel, Wore

British Sea Captain Charges Russians Attacked His Ship   Skipper of Freighter Says Unprovoked Bombing Took Place Near Archangel °

Soviefs Accused Of Bomb Attack On British Ship   Freighter Escapes Undamaged in Raid Near Archanael

British Sea Captain Tell of Attack   Incident Takes Place Near Russ Port of Archangel

Russians Bomb British Ship   Freighter Attacked by Planes on Regular Trip to Archangel

SAYS RUSSIAN  PLANES BOMBED  - BRITISH SHIF   Attack Sept. 14 Near Arch. angel Reported; Three Bombs Miss.

Soviet Planes Raided British Ship, Is Claim   Sea Captain Says USSR Planes Made Bombing Attack On Freightes Near Archangel

appy New Year.’ Savs ‘Little Man. Honing As He Never Honed Before

Befuddled Mr. Littl e Joe Little Guy Sits On Edge Of Bed Wonders About Getting Up In'5.

Fireman Dies: With Injuries   Spectacular Warehouse Blaze. Claims Four

Dr. Reineking Is Dead In Auto Mishap   Was Former Lake View Head; Granddaughtier’s Condition Is Critical

Johnston Prepares Further Concession To Labor Protests   Economic Stabilizer Attempts To Reconcile Management and Union Groups on Mohbilizatinn

49 Escape As Airliner Crash-Lands   Helen Keller Urges Operation; Parents Still Can’t Decide

Death Preferable To Sightless Life  Parents Decide Against Eye Removai For Young

Ex-Aide Comes To Support of Sen. McCarthy   Claims Subcommittee Seeks to ‘Discredit And Destroy’ Senatox

McCarthy Probe Said Effort To Discredit Solon   Former Counsel Say: Case Political Move

Reveals Plot to ‘Get’ McCarthy   Former Committee Aide Tells What Was Expected of Him.

Auriol Says West Must Be Defended   Claims France's Fall Woukl Endanger Civilization ltself

Shield Europe Against Reds, Auriol Warns   President Says Civilization May Fall with France

Auriol In Peace Program   Offers One of Five Points in Address Before Joint Meet Of U. S. Congress

‘France Is Key to Safety of World’   Fall of France to Forces of Aggression Would Endangee Civilization, Says Auriol

Auriol Says France ‘Key To World’   State Head Pleads For West ‘Shield’ Against Aggression

Auriol Says Fall Of France Would Endanger World  ’ Shielding Europe Must Be Basis Of Defense

Pres. Auriol, Addressing SenateHouse Session, Says West Must Base Strategy to Avert Disaster.

Auriol Warns Congress Of World's Dancer If France Ever Conquered

Auriol Says If France Falls Under World Would Face Mortal Danger

Says Defense of Europe Key io World Peace   President Auriol Pledges Support of France in Address Before Congress.

President of France Pleads  For Unity of Western World  Auriol Says Free Nations Must Base Pafanca Céorntanu an Shielding Europe

Congress Told World Periled If French Fall  we tter To De ete na W est Than  Be. 2a. 2. PF ae Gn is. G..   Better To Defend West Thar Free It, Chief Of State Says

Auriol Says World Depends Upon America  -French President   -French President Speaks To Congress Session

Europe Must Be Shielded, Warns France's Auriol’  Slavery Called Only ‘Alternative if West Allows Aggression

‘FLEXIBLE’ CONTROLS  Curbs Geared Directly To Cost Changes Urged

Businessmen Urge Change in Present Controls System  Offer Substitute Geared Directly to Changing Condition:

State Accidents Cause 8 Deaths  Watertown Woman Overcome by Smoke

Dewey Turns Down 2nd Invitation, Charges Kefauver ‘Discourteous’

Dewey Rejects New Bid fo Testify, Rebukes Kefauver for ‘Discourtesy’

DEWEY SNUBS ORINE PROBERS ONCE MORE  “Bale af We is * Con : Un mila .

DEWEY SNUBS CRIME PROBERS ONCE MORE   Battle of Words Continues  Unabated

Dewey Snubs Invitation  To Testity  Says Chairman Of Committee Is Discourteous

Lull Is Broken On Korea Front; New Push Seen   Reds Are Placed Under Constant Attack From Air

Tank Teams : Slash Reds Above Secu!   Enemy, Under Air Assault Regroups to Take Up Stalled Drive

Curley Nominated For Boston Mayor But Trails Hynes By 30,000 Votes

Hill Recaptured As Allies Drive  For Kumsong  Artillery Pounds Supply Depots in

Allies Slowly Gaining Grounc  Reds Resisting UN  Eanrone Daecnarntaly

Kumsong large Of Allied Push In Central Area  Defenders Lose Mor Ground; Desperate

UN Artillery Fire  Pounds Kumsong   Allied Infantrymen Within 2 Miles Of Former Enemy Bastion

Enemy Stronghold Totters as Allied Infantrv Inches Up   Despernte Chinese Night Attacks Fail Near Red Hub  Communist Counterattack Repulsed in East; Be ee es Pn oA 3

Allies Thro Throw Reds Off Ht ill;. Heavy Artillery Hits Kivtiaone

Fires Rage in Seoul Under Big Barrage   Tremendous Artillery Assault Hurled Into Korea’s Old Capital

LATEST SOVIET FIVE-YEAR PLAN UPS PRODUCTION   Incresse Of 73 Per cen - Over 1940 Announced By Moscow   PROGRAM COMPLETED AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

Russians Lose Final Dramatic Conference Try   Head-to-Head Fig hi Staged by Gromyko And Acheson

Red Walks Out Then Returns To Conference  (;roup Refuses 46-3  Soviet Amendments:

U. S. Might Help Chiang   May Aid To Keep Nationalists From Going To Pieces

U.S. May Boost Aid To Chiang   Anxious To Keep Nationalists From Going Broke.

U.S. May Boost Aid To Chiang  AT. -£°%..._ . ¥e_ Sage eae   Nationalist Regime Nearly In The Red

Aid Studied  For Formosa Nationalistie Government  Ti nwt  ¢*.....%,)...°...   U,os, Considering Keeping Chiang’s Economy In Black

Chiang Financial Collapse Feared   Increased Aid Studied By U. S.’

U.S. Considers Increased Aid  To Formosa   New American Help May Keep Chinese From Going Broke

Chiang’s Funds Running Short ...  U. S. Considers Increasing Financial Aid To Formosa

Rail Workers Spread Strike Across Nation   Switchmen's Walkout Throws Estimated 50,000 Out of Work

Half Million illegal Drivers   ‘Confusion’ Costing State Huge Revenue

Seores Of Kires Fought   22> New Ones in Wash.. 2 Big Ones in Ore. Uncontrolled

CRACK TRAIN JUMPS TRACK IN WEST   26 Injured in Wreck Near Muncie. Ind.

19 Fliers Die On Flight to Funeral Rites   Plane Strikes Hill in Misty Rain Near W. Virainia Airport

TWO MEN SURVIVE ASTRANSPORT HITS MOINTAIN. BIIRNS   Victims Were to Serve as Honor Guard at Rites for Fellow Flier   CRASHES IN FOG   3 Die as Crew-Less Bomber Ploughs into House in Marviand

(-47 Plunges Into W. Va. Hill And Explodes  2 Survive Crackup Near Charleston

NINETEEN DIE IN MOUNTAIN PLANE CRASH   Airman Killed En Route To Funeral of  Fellow Flier

2 Men Survive Aceident Atop Hill in W. Va.   Craft Taking Officers To Funeral Explodes As Misty Rain Falling

Two-Way Plar Limits Hikes In Tax Levies.   Saturday Session Called to Promote Work on Measure

Two-Way Plan For Tax Bite Proposal Made  Committee Orderce   Committee Orders Saturday Session To Rush Measure

FARLEY THINKS ISSUE WILL BE CORRUPTION   Tells Newsmen About Possible Trend   AT DINNER IN PHILA

UN May Turn Down Poland, Czechoslovakia   Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland Also On CommunistList

Reds Propose Five Nations As Observers  UN Doubtful of Accepting Two

Reds List “Neutral” Countries ~   Cite Five Acceptable for Sending Observers To Enforce Armistice

Reds Suggest 5 ‘Neutral’ Observers   There Is Some Question IF UN To Approve

Two Satellites And Two Non-Communist Nations Acceptable   Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Poland, Czechs Mentioned To Enforce Terms Of Truce.

Reds Name ‘Neutrals’ in  Arms Cheek   Suggest Denmark, Sweden. Poland, Swiss. Czechs

Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland And Communist Poland And Czechoslovakia Would Be Acceptable, They Report   ‘PORTS OF ENTRY’ ARE NOT CLARIFIED

Reds Approve Five Countries For ‘Observers   Czechoslovakia, Poland, Three Non-Communist Nations Named

RED REGIMES INCLUDED IN ENEMYS LIST   Denmark, Sweden, Switzerland, Poland And Czechoslovakia Proposed to U.N.

Levees Crumble as Big Muddy Crest Reaches Sf. Charles   With Water 3-Feet Deep in Homes West Alton Folks Refuse to Leave.

Crest of Flood Expected To Hit St. Louis Sunday  River Reaches Levee-Breaking Stage in St. Charles Vicinity   Electric Power Imperiled as Current Cuts Down Pole: Other Levees Give Wan

Power Threat In Flood Now At St. Charles   Billion-Dollar Damage Crest In Mississippi Soon

Flood Crumbling Dikes As It Rolls Toward Sf. Louis   Crest Expected At St. Louis by Late Saturday

Levees Crumble As Flood Waters Enter West Alton   Coast Guard Is Prepared to Aid Die-Hards; Crest  To $+. Lovis Monday

Missouri Heads For Crest Near Mississippi   Engineers Predict Dikes At Juncture Of Rivers Will Be Gone In 48 Hours

Missouri River, at Levee-Crumbling Stage, Churns Toward Mississippi

MISSOURI CREST CHURNS TOWARD MISSISSIPPI RIVER   40.5 ST. LOUIS PEAK iS EXPECTED ABOUT MIDNIGHT SATURDAY

EST ALTON'’S HOMES IN PATH, 300 STILL STAY   Think Crest May Reach St. Louis Saturday Night

Missouri Rips Dikes, Surges Into Village   St. Louis Waits for Mississippi Crest. Due Sunday

ST. LOUIS SET FOR 40.5 STAGE EARLY SUNDA\   River Fails to Reach Predicted Crest At St. Charles

JEFFERSON CO. POPULATION IS ~~ 35/892--FINAL   Hamilton Has 12,256, Wayne 20,993 on Official Census Report.

Royal Couple Now At Ottawa   Historic Capital City Greets Princess

Peace at Any Price Rejected by President   Executive Puts “Hono! and Justice’ Above “Fat and Ease”; Speaks at Rally Honor ing Democratic Dembers of Congress.

Allied Troops In Korea Probe Beyond Captured Communist Fortress Triangle

Two Big Columns. Unable To Encounter Any Real Opposition.   i mas aw S828 A. ee Le Pe en ANIEO Eisntit mfiy 15 UUHOUHUGLINS neway  Won Gains And Trying.To Keep The Reds On The Mave

Juniors, Seniors May Enroll and Train for Reserve Commissions   NOT JUST ENGINEERS

Juniors, Seniors May Enrol and Train for Reserve & 1.7   NOT JUST ENGINEER:

Sudden Shift Of Power Brings Threat To Flank Of Retreating Allies   Communists Swarming Down Korean Peninsula Without Calling Halt For Usual Regrouping Ot Forces

Chinese Defeats Bring Shakeup in Troop Commands  Allies Stab Twice Into Vital Center  - At heengsong ---—-

American Forces Take Two Moves Into Hoengsong   Make No Attempt Tx Hold Reds’ Major Central Korean Hub

Americans Push Into Hoengsong 2 Times Today  Make No Attempt T. Unld Dand L..

Yanks Go Into Key City Twice But Withdraw   Chinese Retreating to a New Defense Line North of Hoenaqsong

Tank-Infantry Teams Jab Foe At Hoengsong  Six-Nation Army Applies Pressure On All Sectors

Foes’ Stand Due North Of Hoengsong   Lin Piao Reported Shifted In Shake-up Of China Red Staff

U.S. Forces Push Into Hoengsong Twice; No Attempt ls Made to Stay  Shakeup Reported In the Chinese High Command

Yanks Go Forward To Red Road Hub   But Make No Attempt tc Hold Hoengsong, Entered by Pairols   9TH CORPS CHIEF DIES   ae = lll tliat SS eS! _—  Maj. Gen. Bryant C. Moore Had Been in Korea Only Few Weeks

Enter Hoengsong Twice But Don't Try to Hold Town   Chinese Slowly Withdrawing to. New Defense Line

Allies Push — Twice Into  RedRoadHut   Tank And Infantry Enter Hoengsong And Withdraw After Three-Hour Ficht

UN Troops Peril Red Road Hub   Chinese Withdraw Toward Northern Defense Perimeter

Advancing Yanks Capture Hoensong; Hear of Shake-Up  lt CHIRSER CAMARA

Units Pull Back After Enemy Begins Firing From Northern Hills   Rest of War Front Has Little Action   Chinese Retreating to New Line of Defense North of Battle Area

Allies In And Out Of Korea Central City   Koengsong Entered, But U.S. Troops Make No Try To Hold

U. N. Forces Enter Hoengsong Twice but Make No Attempt to Hold Major Road Hub.   SHAKEUP REPORTED IN ENEMY COMMAND

CHINESE REDS HIGH COMMAND IS SHAKEN UP   Communists Pull Back As 100,000 UN Troops Apply Pressure

American Forces Enter Hoengsong   Little: Definite Action Reported Along Front; Ree Chinese High Command. Shakeup Is Suspectell

U.S. Troops Push Info Hoengsong; Chinese Withdrawing to New Line   Americans Make No Attempt to Hold Major Road Hub in Central Korea; Reds Retreat Amid Reports of Shakeup in High Commend

CHINESE WITHDRAY TO NEW MOUNTAIN DEFENSE LINES :   G PsgEnter Hoengson Twice, But Make No. ‘Attempt To Occupy Hub

Chinese Making Withdrawal To New Lines  Reports Circulating Of Shakeupin =

No Effort ' Made To Hold City   Americans Push Into Communist Town Twice Today, But Then Pull Out

Yanks Go Forward To Red Road Hut   But Make No Attempt t Hold Hoengsong, Entered by Patrols   OTH CORPS CHIEF DIES   Maj. Gen. Bryant C. Moore Had Been in Korea Only Few Weeks

Allied 6-Nation Army Forces Pullback:C119s Land Supplies   Planes, Tanks, Warships, Artillery Continue Bombardment

American Patrol Enters Hub City, Then Withdraw:   UN Aftackers Fall Rack In Pash At Hoengsong. Vital Communist Center

YANK P LATER FORCED BACK BY FIRE   Rumors Circulate Shake Up In Chinese Red High  War Command

Commie Commander in Korea Reported Sent fo ‘New Duties’   Move Believed Prelude to New Offensive In Conflict; U. S. General Dies During Helicopter Crash; Suspect Heart Failure

Chinese Reds Drop Back In  Central Zone   Allied Forces Make No Attempt To Hold Town Of Hoengsong

U.N. PATROL‘ ENTER TOWN, WITHDRAW   Report Shakeup In Chinese High Command  DIC MN CIING   Destroy Warehouse Filled With Ammunition; Reds Flee Mountain Pass

Chinese Red Command Shift Rumored .As Allied Gains Continue in Korea

HOENGSONG IS ENTERED BY U. S. PATROLS   Americans Make no Effort to Occupy Road Hub Under Fire From Nearby Hill.   CHINESE FALLING BACK TO NEW LINE   Reds Pull Back From Disastrous Central Front Defeat to Mountains. Commander, Gen Lin, Recalled.

Americans Enter Hoengsong But Make No Attempt To Hold Highway Transportation Center—Maj. Gen. Bryant E. Moore, Commander Of U. S. Ninth Corps, Dies After Helicopter Crash—Had Been U. S. Military Academv Superintendent

Rumor Shakeup In Chinese Hiah Command   USS Missouri Scores Direct Hit On Enemy Warehouse

CHINESE SLOWLY RETREAT BEFORE ALLIED ATTACKS   Alkes Twice Break Into Hoengsong But Make No Attempt To Hold Central Ko - yean Hub.

UN Tank Troops Drive Into Heart Of Red Road Hub   Pull Back Again, But Indications Are Allies Will Soon Capture Ruined Hoensong: Little Action Elsewhere

Allied Prowlers Enter Hoengson Twice in Day  General Moore wm 6 CS re? _

Forces Do. Not Try To Hold City   Withdraw After  Three-Hour Fight With Chincse North of City

No Effort Made to Hold Bastion in North Korea   East of Chipyong Guns Duel but Rest of War Front Reported Quiet

Chinese Making Withdrawal To New Lines   Reports Circulating Of Shakeup in Communist Command

Americans Make no Effort to Occupy Road Hub Under Fire From Nearby Hill.   CHINESE FALLING BACK TO NEW LINE   Reds Pull Back From Dis astrous Central Front Defeat to Mountains. Commander, Gen Lin, Recalled.

ALLIED PATROLS STRIKE HARD, THEN WITHDRAW   RAID KEY TOWNS TO HARASS REDS, INFLICT CASUALTIES

Air-Supplied U. 5. Troops Drive Reds Out of Hoengsong   Reports of Shake-up in Chinese High Command Circulated.

Units Pull Oui Under Heavy Enemy Firing   Reds’ Main Force Withdrawing to  New Northern Line

FORM NEW LEAGUE   Wherry Says Lawrence Wil Probably Stay in N. E. K. L.

58,000 Workers Go Out: 42 000 To Be Idle Scon   Wage Dispute Basis For 12-State Strike

MT. CARMEL AIR HERO IS BACK HOME   Ace “‘Hoot’’ Gibson Downed Five Migs On 93-“’Lucky” Missions.

Appeals For More Blood For Troops   President Hopes Kremlin To Change ‘Foolish’ Course

Convicted Spies Await Penalties  Man Who Talked Gets Only 15 Years

A Atom Spies Await Penalties   Greenglass, Spy Who Talked, Gets Only 15 Years   For Mother's Side Of Atom Spy Story, See Page 5 Teday

Gotham Gives Bia Welcome    Hero Receives Tremendous  Greeting From Throngs In Crowded City

Water Trucked to Columbia, Pa.   Huge Ice Jams Empty City’s Reservoir

Gelder, Morrison Honored by PNPA  Two Publishers Cited  At Press Conference

Allies Keep Offensive Rolling   Another Hill Captured in 3rd  Thay af Driva

UN Takes Another Hill in Third Day Of New Offensive  Threatens to Flank  Kumsong, Former 3 iE Rerae ‘i Gite tin ek a i oe

UN Offensive Carves Fresh Korean Gains.   Eighth Army. Troops Capture Another Hill and Threaten to:-‘Flank Kumsone.

Split In GOP Over Taft-Ike Seen Widening  Leaders Divided On Issue, Rar — = % a rev as a   Leaders Divided On Issue, Most Refuse To Take Stand

Poll Shows Taft Leading Over Ike As GOP Choice   But Most Republican Officials Now Think General! Is Available For GOP Nomination

POLL SHOWS TAFT IS FIRST CHOICE OF PARTY CHIEFS   Senator Leads Eisenhower, 42 to 25, Among G. O. P. Officials Willing to Express Preference,   DOUBT EXISTS ABOUT PLANS OF GENERAI   \4 Believe He Is Available 24 Do Not—Majority of Leaders Uncommitted to Any Candidate,

Tatt-lke Fight Splits Several State GOP Units  Texas Republicans   Texas Republicans Among Those Mixed Up In Embroglio

Taft Leads Eisenhower Among GOP Officials Willing to Voice Choice

Poll Indicates GOP Leaders Favor laff  Bu 1t Mo st Pa rly Hea ads  gol pe. I. .*   But Most Party Heads Still Undecided On Gen. Ike’s Plans

Top Leaders In Party Are Behind Ohioan   54 Officials See General Running; 24 Don’t See It

Many Party Men Unsure If General  Would Run   Bulk Of Members Give No Choice In Poll By AP

Tatt-Ike GOP Battle Shaping Up   Prospect of Fight Appears To Have Split Several State Organizations

Taft-tke Battle Splits GOP In Several States   General Develops Strong Support tn National Committee

Taft-Eisenhower Battle Prospect Brings GOP Splif   General Is Silent, But Gains Support

Survey Shows Most In Favor Of Ohio Solon   Majority Of Party ~ Officials Will Not -Diaclose Preference

Leaders of GOP Favor Taft, 42-25   Kisenhower Plans Puzzle Bulk of Party Officials

Prospect Of Taft-Ike Race Splits G.O.P.  State Organizations Appear Upeet By . Overlapping Loyalty

Several State GOP Orc. .izations Appear Split Ovese “rospect of Battle Betwe+. sen. laft and lke

GOP Poll Lists Taft Top Choice   Given Big Lead  Over Eisenhower

GOP LEADERS BELIEVE TAFT LEADING FIELD   They Show 42-25 on Poll That Ohioan Will Get Nomination.

Taft-Eisenhower Question Threatens Split In GOP   Some Battlegrounds On Candidate Choice Seem Already Formed

Tatt Leads GOP. Poll As Choice   Ohio Senator First Among Committee Members and Governors—Chairmen

Lisenhower-laf Issue Splits Republicans  Ike Hasn’t Said ius. ‘fb   Ike Hasn't Said He'll Run, But  Has Strong Support if He Decides To

Taft Leads Ike As GOP Party Leaders Choice  Senator Backed 42-2! Among Those Willing

Ike-Taft Contest  Can Force Schism   Already Prospects of Battle  Have State Groups Sauabbling   AN EDGE TO SENATOR   In Preliminary Poll, Ohioan Leads General by a 42 Count

Prospect of Taft-Eisenhower Battle May Split Republican Organizations in Some States

Hathcox Dies In Chair for Slaying Guard   Diminutive Killer Exhausts All Avenues Offering Escape; Pays For Feb. 1, 1950, Murder

Dies With A Smile Slayer Pays with Life in Oklahoma Electric Chair

BUILDING FIRM WINS SUIT AGAINST UMW   Union Found Guilty of Causing Work Stoppage and Loss of Major Contract

Construction Firm Awarded $275,437 Judgment in Suit   Jury’s Decision Is Against UMW And 2 Affiliates

Reds Prepared For Offensive  Troops, Tanks Massed ‘North of Kaesong Area

lran Fires Explosive Ultimatum   Orders Britons Out Of Abadan In Fifteen Davs

Iran Threatens To Banish 13 In Oil Dispute   More Than 300 British Technicians May Be Expelled Within 15 Days

lran Declares 300 British Technicians  Will Be Expelled   Move Promised Unless Britain Agrees to Iran Terms For Negotiations

HOUSE CUTS MONEY FOR TRUMAN STAFF   But Votes Usual Funds for Legislative Establishment

China Charges Allies Planning Big Pincer Drive  Reds Continue To   Reds Continue To Delay Answer To Latest Truce Message

PINCER DRIVE BEING MAPPED, ENEMY CLAIMS   Top Generals Keep Subject of Talks Military Secret

“TRUCE-TALK STALEMATED  Bradley, Ridgway Study  Entire Korean Picture

Bradley Talks With Ridgway About Korea.   ‘Red Radio Charges Allies Planning ‘Amphibious Pincer

Plan Major Atomic Plant Near Denver Surprise Boosters.of ‘Bomb Haven’

$45-MILLION ATOMIC PLANT NEAR DENVER   Facility Will Be Engaged In Major But Secret Trpe Of Production

U.S. REFUSES TO LET RED _ CHINA HELP WRITE PEACE TREATY FOR JAPANESE

US. Refuses China Say In Japanese Pact   British Suggestion Rebuffed; Dulles Heads For Tokyo

U.S. Rules Red China Out Of Jap Pact ©  British Proposal Gets Firm ‘No’

U.S. Rules Reds Out In Writing Japanese Pact   Britain Also Rebuffed On Return Of Formesa To China

U.S. Won't Let China Enter Talk   Refuses To Go Along With British Plan On Jap Treaty

Peace Proposal  U.S. Turns Down British Plan For Red Chinato Join Talks

British Appeal Get Firm ‘No On Red China   Return Of Formosa To Reds Also Gets Neaative Treatment

Red China’s Part In Jan Treaty Is Refused by U.S.   British Proposal Turnec Down on Eve of New  Negotiations

In View of Tieup, Mint Officials Have ‘Pennies for Their Thoughts

'Decries Force of Arms  Pope Calls for True Peace Through Christian Message

Pope Says World In Two Camps  Urges Nations to Lool To Babe of Bethlehem

Pope Makes Plea For. World Feaec  ®t *:   Christmas Message Also Stresses Need Of Social Reform

ABOLISH ‘HATE, “CUPIDITY’— Pope Bids for Peace Through Christianity

Babe Of Bethlehem Better Than Arms  T, Achieve Peace. Pone Pius Asserts

Approval 01 Peace Plan Awaited   Chinese Reds Support Soviet Cease-Fire Line

Allied Points Aimed at War’s End in 30 Days   Communists Seek Clarifications on  U.N. Command Plan

‘Dud’ Grenade  Blast:Burns 8. ‘Explosion Wrecks  ‘ Omaha Avarkment

“Dud” Grenade Blast Burns 8   Missile Picked Up at Camp McCoy Explede: in Omaha Apartment

Lenten G uideposts   Chapter 17 THE SUCCESS MAGIC WITH  raY TPTY

Plan fo Resume Talks July 25   Allies Answer ‘No’ to Troop Withdrawal! Discussion Request

UN Agrees To Recess Talks Until July 25   Nebody Reveals Meaning of Halt in Negotiations

Brink's Guard. Kills 2 Bandits In Gun Battle  Baby-Faced Rookie Routs Third Thug,  a AL cua CCA AAR

WEDNESDAY 10 BE aBUISTRATION DAY   roveling Registrar Units will Be At Two Fire Company Halls From 3 To 9 pM. To Enroll Voters

EXODUS OF CADETS NEARS STANDSTILL   RUMORS FOLLOWING EXPUL SION LAG DENIED BY WEST POENT SOURCE.

Security Council Postpones Action Concerning Anglo-lranian Oil Dispute

UN Refuses To Act Now In Oil Dispute   Issue Is Postponed Until Court Rules   Yugoslavia Makes Switch At Last Minute To Side With Iran

UN PostponesAnglo-Iranian Oil Issue Today   Yugoslavia Formally Withdraws Support of British Resolution

UN Security Counc: Refuses to Act On lranian Oil Dispute   Postpones Issue Pending Ruling On Its Case Authority

Security Council Wen't Act On Iran Case Yugoslavia Withdraws Crucial Vote On Britich Renuact

Yugoslavia Fails To Back Britain On Resolution   International Court To Rule if Group Has Authority in Case

Settle Missouri Pacific Bus Strike   Resume Normal Operation After 7-Day-Old Halt Over Wage Disagreement

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Soldier Arrested in N. Y. Plot To Kidnap Boy Television Actor

Lausche May Shake Up Departments:   Governor Calls Meeting To Discuss Reclassification

Home Front Defense Program Still In Hodge-Podge Stage For Nation

15 PERSONS HURT IN WILD BUS RIDE   Vehicle Raecs Out of Control, Leaps Fence and Crashes Through Billboard.

‘IT WAS MAGNIFICENT’  Princess Pilots ‘Locamotive As Duke Plavs Fireman -

Outcry for Oatis Angers Kremlin   STATE DEPARTMENT MAKING NEW EFFORT

British Advance Up to Two Miles Near Parallel 38   Foe Well-Entrenched In Bunkers Lining Strateaic Hill Masses

Family of Six Flood Victims   -Suiters Drowned in Flash Flood Saturday

Kickapoo Valley Torrent Engulfs  Home of Family  Wind, Rain Sweep Twin Cities Area In ‘Worst’ Blast

Vernon County Family Of Six Dead In Flood   Flash Flood, Caused By High Winds; Rain Hits Home; Storms Lash At Other Parts Of State

Cold Snap Slow To Loosen Grip   Forecast Calls For Continued Cold In East And South.

14 DIUS introduced  Joint Committee Scheduled To ‘Begin Budget Hearings Today

 iZ4 Dills introduced Joint Committee Scheduled To Begin Budeet Hearings Today

‘Disgruntled’  Prospector Joins Family   Brother Finds Man “At Sheepherder’ s Camp in Colorado

Jack Frost Jumps Gun With Snow Flurries  ge. we  ~@..,.. utente 88...

BADMAN HOLDS TWO MEN HOSTAGESEVENDAYS   Cook Nabbed In Mexico   « «K K SEARCH ENDS NEAR COOK’S HOME  Five Bodies Of Missing Family Found In Missouri Mine Shaff

Fugitive Badman, Suspected Of Eight Murders, Brought Back to U.S. From Mexico

No Cease Fire Until Armistice  Truman in Contact With Korean Front

Truman Keeps Close Watch On Fighting   No Cease-Fire By White House

Van Fleet Says No Cease Fire Order Ever Issued   NEW ORDER APPARENTLY DOES NOT INCLUDE INFANTRY ACTION; AIR BATTLES CONTINUE

Truman Keeping Close Watch On  Truce Situation   Rules Out Cease-Fire Until Armistice Siened.

President Keeps Korean Contact   Nation Warned There Can Be No Cease-Fire Until Truce Is Signed

TRUMAN EYEING CHANGE IN WAP   President Cautions There Can-Be No Cease-Fire In Korea Until Armistice Is Signed.

Nation Cautionec By White House   Truman Keeping Close Contact With Korean Situation, Day-by-Day

Warns No Cease Fire Is Possible Until Truce Okay   President Keeping In Close Contact With Korean Situation; Gen. Ridgway States No Order Had Been Given To Halt U.N.’s Ground Fighting In Korea

\White House Cautions There Can Be No ‘Cease Fire Until Armistice Is Sianed

Caudle Says Transaction  Approved By McGrath   Truman Keeps In Close Contact  With War. Denies Ordering Truce

HST In Close © Contact With  Korean Situation   Fears Cease-Fire Reports Might Bring Premature Jubilation To Parents

Party Leaders Will Support Truman Against MacArthur   UN Commander Faces Disciplinary Action: New U. S.-British Korean Policy Reported

Truman Assured Support In Action Against MacArthur  Top Level Meetings Hint Administration  May Soon Crack Dow:

Democrat Leaders Would Back ‘Truman, Should He Crack Down on M’Arthur

Demos Back Action on M’arthur   No Hint Yet On Action, If Any Against General

SOUTH DAKOTA CIVEN RESPITE   Break in Series of Big Snows Coming, Savs Weather Man

Storms Let Up in S. Dakota   ‘Greatest Thing’ Snowbound State ‘Could Ask For’

Reds Back Down On Foreign Troop Withdrawal   Gradual Redugtion Compromise Seen

Reds Back Down In Their Demand For Withdrawal   Might Settle for Gradual Reduction In Foreign Contingent:

COMMUNISTS BACK DOWN ON TROOP DEMAND  North Karaan Chiaf   North Korean Chief Might Settle for Gradual Reduction In Outside Forces,

Commies Back Down Slightly on Troop Withdrawal Demand  UN Sees Chance For Settlement If Reds  Agree to Inspection

Reds Suggest Foreign Units Quit Graduall  Way Seen Open For Tacit Agreement Advancing Armistice

Six Children In Family — Stricken [llWith Polio: Two Others Not Affected

Wesfern Unior Strike Called   AFL Commercial Tels graphers Sct Strike for  Next Moncey; Demand Weee Beas

Nation-Wide Strike Hits Western Union   ‘Telegraphers Union Demands 25 Cent Hourly Wage Hike —Halt Starts July 2

Damage Said Around Million From 13 Shocks   Stored Water Lost As Tanks Shatter From Severe Jolts

Gen. Eisenhower Issues Initial Order To Army  Takes Command Of Underarmed Treaty Forces

Ike Takes Up Command of  Europe Army   Issues First Order; Asks U. S. Spur Defense Lecislation

IKE IS GIVEN FULL COMMAND OF NAT TROOPS   Pact Commander Admits Organizing Army Is ‘Headache’

Eisenhower Formally Takes Over  Smiling and Confide   Smiling and Confident He Declares All Is Going Well.

Ike Assumes Command Of Allied Forces   General Hopes There’ Be No Hitch In U. S. Leaislation

Plan Triple Peace Move For Pacific   Japan Treaty Is To Be Signed As Initial Action

Complete Treaties” In. Pacific   U. S. Unveils Terms Of Japanese Pact, Defense Alliance With Australia

Nations Ready To Sign Treaty With Japanese  Tentative Agreement Met on United State   . Tae ae nh

Lawrence Bridge Approach and Road Change at Williamstown Listed .

IDS ARE OPENED   Lawrence Bridge Approach and Road Change at Wil liamstown Listed

Two Red Jets Hit, Explode li Heavy Action   Seven MIG's Suffer Damage In Dogfight With Yank Airmen

“Shopping For Many: Little Items . Hardest Part Of Defense Program

Mobilization: Plain Shopping Is The Hardest Part Of Rearming America

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Germans to Take Part in UN Debate   Malik Opposes Political Group's Move on Elections

East Germany Invited To Join In UN Debates   Offer Is Passed Over Violent Objections Of Russian Delegate

(Germans Invited to Debate   Over Violent Soviet Objections, UN Votes To Have Germans In For Election Talks

East, West Germany Get U N Invitation Will Be Asked To Unity Debate

Russia Insists on Outlawing the Atomic Bomb   Method. However. Ditters Greatly from Proposal of Western Powers.

East-West Germans To Be Invited   UN Permits Factual Statements During Debate Of Issues

Germans © Asked To U.N. Talks   Western Powers Override Red  ‘Ohiectione

WANT VIEW ON ELECTIONS FOR ALL OF NATION   Russia Objects Strongly to Any Such Invitation

Vote To Invite Germany To Talk   Russia Violently Objects To UN Move  For Participation

—ELECTIONS— Germans Invited to UN: Debate  RUSSIA LOSES FIGHT ON MOVE

Invitation Voted Over Violent Soviet Objections   UNCONDITIONAL PROHIBITION

Ban A-Bomb, Says Vishinsky   Russian Talks Direct to Newsmen In Unusual Move

Germans Askec To Take Part In UN Debate   Resolution Passed Over Red Objections

Invite Germans  To UN Debates On Free Voting   Malik Voices Objection Ta  Pakistan’s Proposal;  East Seen Rejecting Bid

EAST GERMANS INVITED TO U. NV. ELECTION TALKS   “Russia Expected to Bar Thei Attendance at DisCusSsiONS.

Pay Increase Funds ; Sought By Senators  a an, Sa e heal OAT   Teachers, Police And Al Other State Employes Would Get Boosts

SENATE SEEKS FUNDS FOR SALARY RAISES   Demecrats Hunting Around For $14,060,068; $208 Beost For Teachers

Douglas Favors Less Limited — War on Reds  : “However, He'Rejects ___ Bombing Manchuria,

Douglas Favors Less Limited War on Reds   However, He Rejects Bombing Manchuria, Aiding in Invasion

nd DemandRed: ye'Account Fo ar 55 Missine   Prayer And D Frolic, Eve'A Of New Year 5

Agree ona New Type of US Bonds   Non-Marketable Issues Will Be Offered in Exchange; Interest Up   HARMONY IN POLICY   Announcement Marks Accord of Treasury, Federal Reserve Board

Treasury-RFC Fignt Settled  Billions in New Bonds To Bear More Interest

FRB, Treasury Okay New Bonds  Proposed Issue Expected To Curb Inflation Trend

 U.S. Treasury, Federal Reserve Board Decide Sale OF Billions in Bonds Will Stop Inflation

New Bond Offer Made in Effort  To Curb Loans  Non-Marketable Issue Will Bear EPs: Pisce:   Exchange Souaht

‘Insurance’ on Betting Described for Senators   Kefauver Committee Hears Testimony   Kefauver Committee Hears Testimony On How Track Odds Are Forced Down

Probers Get Betting Tips   Witnesses Tell Senators Haw to ‘Insure’ Wager

Dawson Admits Free Vacations At Hotel Saxony  But Presidential Aide Says He Wouldn’ Do It Again; Denies Any Connection

But Admits Vacation At Miami Beach Hotel After It Got Big Loan From Government

Dawson Admits Iree Vacations In Hotel  That Got RFC Money   White House Aide And His Family Spent  Three Periods In $30-a-Day Suite At Florida  Resort; Denies ‘Palace Guard’ Charges

Dawson Admits He, Others Took Free Hotel Vacations  Tells Senators He Understood They Themselves Enjoyed Similar Privileges

Dawson Admits Free Vacation As Truman Aide   Stayed At Swank Hotel Figuring In Big RFC Loan

Dawson Admits He Was Guest of Big RFG Beneficiary   Nothing Wrong, Others Doing It, But Wouldn't Do It Again

Free Vacations Hotel Kickback For RFC Loan  Dawson Admits He, Two Others   ’On-the-Cuff’

Five-Alarm Fire Sweeps Block Of Phila. Buildings  Delaware Waterfront Scene Of Costly Blaze:

Five-Alarm Fire In Philadelphia  Damage Estimated At Nearly $1,000,000

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   5.Alarm Fire in Phila. Reaches $1.000,000

Seven Die in Blast at Jet Engine Plant   One Other Blown Out of Concrete Building. Burned

Seven Known Dead In Blast At Jet Plant  General Motors   General Motors Factory Damaged  } By Explosion

Blest Kills 6 Men InHuge GMC Jet Plant in Indiana   Two Other Workmen Possibly Buried Beneath Tons of Concrete; Explosion Occurred in Engine Testing Cell Block

One Man Lives When Blown  From Building   Gas Leak in Testing Block Believed to be Cause—Army Officer Says “No Sabotage”

Seven Killed In Jet Motor Plant Blast   Bodies Buried Beneath Tons Of Concrete; Gas Vanor Believed Cause

8 May Be Dead In Plant Blast   G.M. Jet Engine Unit At Indianapolis Hit

Indianapolis Blast Claims Seven Lives   One Man Is Blown From Building, Suffers  Severe Rurne

7 Are Believed Dead in Blast At Plane Plant   FBI on Hand to Check Possible Sabotage in Indianapolis Factory

General Motors Factory Rocked By Explosion   Testing Cell in  Indianapolis Works Seene of Travedv

7 Believed Dead In Military Jet Plant Explosion  Survivor Is Blown Boas Pune Cobh

Indianapolis Jet Blast Believed Fatal to Seven   Workers Were in Testing Building of GM Plant

SEVEN KILLED IN JET TEST PLANT BLAST   Explosion Rips Into Indianapolis  Engine Check Unit

Blast In Jet Plant Kills 7; One Injured   Ex-Beaver Dam Mar Among Missing; ‘Tes Cell Is Wrecked

Indianapolis Explosion Is Fatal To Six   Engine ‘Testing Building Blown ‘Up Early Today

Victims Buried Beneath Tons Of Concrete   Explosion Attributed To Gas Vapor; Army Denies Sabotage

] DEATHS IN JET BLAST AT INDIANAPOLIS   Explosion in Engine Testing Cell is Heard for Miles.

Six Killed In Blast, Blaze  Fear Two Others Ma   Fear Two Others May Be Dead; One Ser Jouslvy Hurt.

Blast. Toll ls Seven   Lone Survivor Listed After Explosion Hits Jet Engine Plant in« Indiana's Capital

 Men Die in Jet Plant Explosion   Mangled Bodies Are Removed From Tangled Debris

6 Known Dead In Blast-Fire  let Enaine Plant   Jet Engine Plant In Indiana Wrecke<

Jet Engine Test Blast Kills Seven  Explosion Damages GMC Indiana Plant

Blast in Jet Testing Cell Kills Workers   Tons of Concrete Debris Buries Workers; Six Known Dead, Many Others Are Missing

Blast in GM Plant Kills 7   One Blown from Build. ing Survives; No Sabotage

7 Workers Killed In Allison Blast   Jet Plane Testing Cell at Indionapolis Is Ripped Apart

Toll Feared 7 In Blast At Jet Plant   Blast At Allison Indianapolis Works Wrecks Building

Explosion Kills 6 At GM Plant  Jet Test Cell Blows Up At Indianapolis

20 News Men Will Attend  Peace Talks   Reds Agree After Sev. eral Requests by U.S, Delegates

Allied News Coverage To Be Allowed   20 U.N. Newsmen Will Attend The 3rd Day Of Talks

UN Command To Allow Newsmen At Peace Talk   Newsmen Will Be Allowed Within Area Of Neootiations. Not In Conference Room

20 Allied Newsmen To Go To Kaesong   Reporters Not Permitted In Conference Room

Score Will Be Admitted To Kaesong   A rrangements Are Dictated By Communists

20 REPORTERS WILL GO ALONG ATNEXT TALK   Reds Objected to Their Coming for FRarlher Secsiong

Army Allows Allied Newsmen At Peace Talks  Writers Accompany UN Truce Party

Newsmen To Visit Truce City   20 Reporters Will Go ta Kaesong, But Not Attend Meeting

Reds Agree Newsmen Can  Attend Talks   Five Allied Cameramet At Conference City  With UN Party

Allied Newsmen To Accompany Truce Delegates  20 Reporters Going To Kaesong but Not To Conference Room

20. REPORTERS TO ACCOMPANY PEACE ENVOYS   Conference Room Still Off Limits For War Writers

Allied Newsmen To Accompany U. N. Negotiators   To Be Barred From Conference Room

CN et  Not Allowed To Witness Truce Talks  Delegation Of 20 To Leave Thuraday

20 Allied Newsmen To Attend Talks   Will Be Admitted To Kacsong For Peace Discussions

20 Newsmen To GoTo Kaesong AsBanls Ended   Allied Reporters Still Barred From Conference Room

Site South Of Parallel Chosen After July 10   _ Stipulation Seen As Face-Sover For Communist Leaders

Set Date 14 Days Ahead And Demand Meeting Be Held Inside South Korea   Peiping Radio Announces Acceptance Of United Nations Offer To Talk Over Terms For Cease-Fire Arrangement

Want to Meet Near Kaesong  Within 14 Days   Brief Message Paves Way for Likely Early End to Bitter Battle

Strike Reprieve, Say Miners About Raise   Diggers Are Happy Toe Forget No Contract, No ork Ching Pings Sav Maeve fe Pandarint

Tax Measure  Gets Approval Of GOP Caucus   Cigar, Tobacco and Real Estate Levies Included in Plan

New ‘Tobacco, Real Estate Tax Planned   GOP Caucus Deliberates Substitute Package Deal To Replace Fine’s Income Levy Programs, But Takes No Action

Republicans Offer New Tax Program  Would Put Levies OnPropertySales,  Cigars, Tobacco

Speller Hearing Begins In Tarboro   Federal Judge To ‘Review Rape Case

Girl, 6, Slain In Hobo Jungle  Head Smashed Against Big Rock by Murderer

Dunlap Orders Special Probe In Tax Agency   ‘Irregularities’ In Alcohol Unit To Be Scanned By Agents

Outside Agents To Investigate U. S. Tax Unit   Alcohol Section Comes Under Probe

ATU Probe Ordered By Tax Chief   Outside Agents Asked. To Check Revenue Branch

‘Rackets’. Targets of Inquiry   First Aim to Smash  Hoodlums. Rackets In Aleohol Industry

Racketeers In Liquor Industry Special Target   Inquiry to Be Conducted by Secret Service, Narcotics Agents

‘Alcohol Tax Scandals To ‘Be Probed   Revenue Commissioner Calls In Outside Agents To Make Investigation

Liquor Tax Unit Probe Set Rolling   Revenue Chief Assigns Outside Agents for Invectiaatar lakh.

Call Outside Help To Probe U.S. Tax Bureau   Agents to Check Reports of Irregularities and on Department’s Efficiency

Alcohol Tax Unit Will Be Fully Investigated; Irreqularities Target

Outside Agents to Probe Tax Bureau   Duniap Save Aim is To Oust “Hoodlums” From Liquor Industry

Alcohol Tax Unit To Be Investigated By Outside Agents   Revenue Commissioner Assigns Secret Service, Narcotics Men To Find Any ‘Irregularities’

FOR DEATH PENALTY   VFW Official for Tough Action ‘Against Narcotic Peddlers

0 Dwyer's Job Now tn Jeopardy  Ambassador May Face Periury Charae Too

Tobey Urges Senate Probe Of O’Dwyer As Ambassador  Says Panel Should Study Whether Envoy Ought To Remain In Mexico

Senator Urges Inquiry Into O’Dwyer’s Fitness For Post As Ambassador   Federal Prosecutors And Tax Experts Study Sharply-Conflicting Testimony For Evidence Of Perjury Or Evasion

Tobey Hints Ambassador Should Quit   Urges Senators To Inquire into O’Dwyer’s Status

O'DWYER JOB STATUS MAY BE. RECHECKED   Senator Proposes Quiz Of Fitness After Probe Testimony

Tobey Proposes Senators Probe O'Dwyer Case   Crime Probers Get Set For Another Inquiry Into Murder, Inc. Gang

Ambassador's Status Under U.S. Scrutiny   Tobey Proposes Probe Or Fitness To Continue . In Post

QDWYERS POST AS AMBASSADOR IS QUESTIONED   Former New York Mayor’s Dealings In Politics Hit By Sen. Tobey

O'DWYER STATUS IS DISCUSSED   Fitness As Ambassador To Mexico Is  Questioned

Tobey Would Fire O'Dwyer   Senator Proposes Inquiry On Ambassador’s Status

HUGE BOMBERS ~ BAGK IN TEXAS   Major Bowers Of Fred. erick Remains In Africa  : Due To Illness

GARAGE THIEF GETS LENGTHY PRISON TERM   Youth Fined $300. Sentenced to 5-1 Years for Automobile Larceny.

RAIL LINES LOSE RATE CASE PROTEST   Top Court Upholds Joint Train-Barge ‘Charae on Mississippi and Tributaries

Reds Recapture Korean Heights In Bitter Fight   war rming Foes /D e UN Uni its re DAeas:

Reds Recapture Tallest Of Peaks On Battle-Front   ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Peak Changes Hands Again In Long Battle

REDS DEMAND CEASE-FIRE IMMEDIATELY   Near Ultimatum Is Given to Allies By Enemy Delegates

Another No-Progress Parley Held   Chinese General Gives Challenge.

Reds Seek Immediate Cease-Fire   Challenge Allies To Halt Fighting Or Break Off Talks

Reds Demand  Immediate  Cease-F tre Communists Hurl  Near-L ltimatum Ai  \ Team

REDS DEMAND CEASE-FIRE IMMEDIATELY   Near Ultimatum Is Given to Allies  By Enemy Delegates By HOWARD HANDLFEMAN

Decides Next Step But Mum On Time-Place   State Department Continuing Talks With U.N. Powers

U.S. Plans Answer To Malik’s Proposal For Korean Peace   Acheson Claims Truce at 38th Parallel Would Be ‘Successful Finish’ to Military Operations

Wintry Blast Hits Kansas   Onslaught To Bring Below-Zero Readings By Tomorrow Mornina

Barking ( Up The Right Tree -- sibel - 5 et  Dogs Le: aa P eoples Rie 10 Years of Study Discloses

Peychologist Draws Parallel to People  "Dog Eat Dog Rules’ in Canine Worle

\Pity the Poor Dogs Who Lead People’s Lives; They Have Almost as Much Trouble as Mankind

Dogs Lead Peoples’ Lives Concludes Psychologist After 10-Year Experiment

Psychologist Discovers That Dogs Lead People’s Lives in Many Ways

Top Dogs, Middle Class Dogs, Underdogs—  In Many Ways Canines Lead Peoples’ Lives

Lumberton, Red Springs  Two City Votes Set Tuesday      Concert Campaign Termed Big Succes:

Nurses in the News   Lumberton, Red Springs  Two City Votes Set Tuesday   Concert Campaign Termed Big Success

Legislature Drops Several Youth Bills   Kill Measures Liberalizing Truck Size—The Lien Clause Falls Again

Lien Clause Bill Beaten   Kansas House Also Defeats Measure Modifyvine Truck Laws

JOWN S. FISHER DIES; —AOSTERY G0. HEAL   Quakertown Man, Active In Civic Work   FOR GREAT MANY YEARS

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Former President of Quakertown Bank Dies

Wholesale Prices Show Slight Drop   Retail Costs In Stores Continue To Stay High

New Restrictions On Credit To Combat Inflation Urged By Secretary Of Commerce

FOR TIGHTENING RESTRICTIONS   Sawyer Favors More Stringent Rules On Consumer Buying

Rain   Sawyer Calls For Additional Credit Curbs   Johnston Gives Up at Present His Efforts to Form New Wage Board

Sawyer Asks New Curbs    On Credit to Halt Inflation:   Foresees Peril

New Restrictions In Credit Urged By  Commerce Official   Plan Would Include Tighter Rules On Consumer Buying In Battling Inflation

More Curbs (On Consumer Credit Urged   Sawyer Says Steps Taken So Far Have Had Little Effect

Sawyer Seeks Tighter Reins On Purchasing   Johnston Fears Collapse Of Controls Progrant In W. atile

jpern Saka weer (inalicniadlasiaialnaade Munadl S-cn =  Sawyer Urges New Restrictions On Credit in Inflation Fight

Tighter Credit Rules Urger   New Restrictions Favored In Battle Against inflation

Sawyer Asks For New Credit Curb  Would Also Limt Consumer Buvina

Acheson's Position May Hinge On Senate Inquiry   Tough Senate Quizzing May Have Direct Bearing On Future Of U.S. Sec. Of State

Acheson Seen Deciding On Quitting _ ;  i   Appearance Before Probers May Result In Verdict Soon

Inquiry Appearance of Acheson May Decide Whether He Stays in Cabine:

Senate Investigation Testimony May Be Major Factor in How Long Acheson Stays in Cabinet

Shortage of Steel Cuts Oil Drilling   South Penn Reported To be Drilling 225 New Wells This Year

‘Shortage of Steel Retards Drilling Operations of South Penn Oil Company

Senate Okays Draft Bill   House Expected To Approve Measure. On Next Thursday

Cuts Ages, Adds Time To Service   Sen. McCarthy Lone Opponent; House Acts Next Week

Allies — Regain Hill 247   Communists ‘Troops F lank South Front; 8th Army Worried

Flanking Move Menaces Allied Hill Position   Height Is Retaken By Counterattack In Bitter Weather

Counter-Attack Hurls  Five Wild North Korean “Banzai” Type Assaults Backwards in Fichtina 

Hill 247 Position Puts 2nd Division In Peril Of Flanking Red Jab

Position Near W onju Retaken For Second Time   Wild North Korean “Bangai” Assaults Beaten Off; 2.000 Enemy In Move To Cut Off Rail Line

Allies Hold Fast  In Wonju Sector  Patrol! Action Marks West Front As Central Flankina Threat Porcict<

Allies Capture Vital Hill In  ~ Central Area   Warnings Issued That Reds Mass for Majer Attack in the West

Rep*Spence Urges Cities To Enact Rent Controls   Says Congress Can’t Act Until June

Peron-Controlled Argentina Solons Expected To Expropriate La Prensa

flames Destroy. East Woodlands After Dry Spel   Wind-Swept Blaze Burns Thousands Of Acres;  Now Under Control

Decries Indifference Of Cities To  Adding Fluorine To Drinking Water   Federal Dental Researcher Says Only 118 Com munities Out Of 16,750 Have Adopted The Worthwhile Sueveation.   City Preparing For Fluoridation

Researcher Hits Lag in Chemical’s Use  Dental Expert Tells of Benefits To Children’s Teeth

‘Here To Stay, Reds Declare  Dennis Says Party Won't Fold In U.S.

U.S. Reds Say Party ‘fo Stay   Communists Won't Disband Despite Convictions of 11

Tells Police Where To Find Her Body   Drunkard Serving Time Says ‘Missing’? Wife Buried Under Coop

Redistricting Filibuster Bogs State Senate  Tax Program Approve: And Adjournment Set

Oatis Case Is Closed, Says Prochaska   Czechoslovakia Won’ Yield to Propaganda

CZECHS REFUSE TO FREE OATIS, ENVOY STATES   Political Pressure Will Net Aker Position, Prechazka Says   COOL RECEPTION AT _ STATE DEPARTMENT

NEW DIPLOMAT SEES ACHESON, TALKS ON CASE   Says His Country Won’t Be Swayed By Any Pressure

Three Killed as Planes Collide and One Crashe:   Two Transports Come Together 2,000 Feet Above Oakland, Calif., Airport—One Makes Safe Landing, Other Ex. plodes on Striking Earth, Burning Nine in Autos Near. Scene—Both Ships Were Cruising at 180 M. P. H.

3Killed, 9 Injured As Planes Collide  ‘Transports Crash Above California Airport

] Air Transports Collide; 1 Falls On Row Of Autos   Crew of 3 Killed As 2nd Craft Lands Safely; 9 Sightseers Burned

Big lransports — In Air Collision At Oakland Base   Nine Are Burned In Autos As Plane Rockets To Earth

Three Men Killed When Planes Hit   Pilot Lands One Aircraft Safely; Other Explodes

Transports Crash 2,000 Feet Up And One Spins ToEarih   d° Killed: And. 9.In Cars Near Crash Suffer Burns

Mid-Air Crash Brings Death To Three Airmer   Nine Persons At Airport Burned By Flawiing Craft

FRANK COSTELLO MENTIONED AS CRIME PROBE STARTS IN ‘WIDE OPEN’ NEW ORLEANS

Scott Lambasts N.C. Legislature   Governor Attacks Powell Street Bill

Grenades, Powder Found in Trailer   FBI Investigates Finding Of Weapons in Abandoned Vehicle at Philadelphia

German Communist Youths In Huge Demonstration, Hail Stalin As Their “Fuehrer”; Soviet “Peace” Move Seen

Says U.N. Must Alter Stana   West Awaiting Moscow’s Next Move for Peace

Diplomats Predict New Move   Action Would (Counteract Japan Treaty

Sherman Testifies:  U.N. Now Favors A Blockade   Move To Squeeze Red China Out Of War Seen

Sherman Says He Proposed Talk With Mac   Admiral Wants Navy Squeeze on Enemy To Be U.N. Affair

Cage Referee Held in Fixing  Pro Contests   Sol Levy Is Charged With Taking Bribes; Bail Set at $15,000

Young Mothers Die In Michigan Traffic Mishaps  Boy, 11, Electrocuted, Two Men Drowned

Taft Blames Administration  For Red Threat   Senator McMahon Says Statement ‘Nonsense’ In Political Debate

Egyptian Move Provides Another Twist For Already-Hurting British Prestige

REPORT GROWTH IN ONE LUNG OF KING GEORGE   ¢ Physicians Gathering At Buckingham For. “Dangerous” Surgery  >... retrain? oe a ea eee «©

Five Doctors Anc Oxygen Tent Are At Palace Today  Emergency Operation Is Believed Near;

King Is Near Lung Surgery   Dangerous Operation Sunday Or Monday

REPORT GROWTH IN ONE LUNG OF KING GEORGE   o Physicians Gathering At Buckingham For. “Dangerous” Surgery

GIANTS HOPING TO TIE SERIES AT YANK FIELL   Durochermen Confident They Can Re. gain “Magic Touch’ In Sixth Game.

Senators Argue But Do Not Want Special Parking Rights   11 Amendments to Bill Considered

Scolds Solons For ‘Horseplay  Parking Privilege . Finally Rejected

‘Less Than One-Fifth Of Goal —ESS Aan Vne-ritth OF Goal... .  Rubber Stockpile In U.S. Is Short

U.S. Far Behind Reds In Rubber Stockpile Race   U. S. Reaches Less T One-Fifth Of Its*Current Goals

U.S. Stockpiles Less Than Fifth Of Goal Of Natural Rubber. Renort Sav:

Rubber Stockpile In U. S. Far Short Of Goal for Year   Stockpiled Only Fifth of Goal In 12 Months

U.S. Far Behind In Stockpiling Of Vital Rubber   Russia Reported To ave Two Years  Supply On Hand.

LOW RUBBER STOCKPILE HIT   Supply Only One-Fifth 0! Goal, Charges Senate Report

Joint Chiefs, Ridgway Agreed With MacArthur, Says Aide   Successor Personally Urged Collins To Use Nationalists, Gen. Whitney Insists

Audience Screams ‘Revenge’ Red Chinese Sentence  5 Nuns At Publie Trial

Speed Production Of New Type Jets  Navy Engine Doubles Power Of U.S. Sabre

Other pictures of preparations for the journey to summer training camp appear on page 4.

Sawyer Proposes Even Higher Curbs On Credit Buying  Government Reports First Slight Drop  In Food Prices

TOUGHER CREDIT CURBS PROPOSED   Sawyer Asks Installment Tightening; Food Prices Off First Time Since Octobe:

Wants US To Pay For Flood Loss   Bolling Calls for Paying For Damage Over $100 And Up to a Million

More Texans Killed in Korean War Than Died in 1836 Fight For Freedom Against Mexico

Truman Lashes at MacArthur  Taft on’All Out War’ Ideas   Metcalf Back from Korea, Has Interesting Remarks on People

Miracle,’ Says Frozen Woman  Recovering But Is Thranah With Nort

Frozen Woman Faces TV She’s Had Enough of Cold in the ‘Windy City’

News Briefs  Around the Tri-State   JUNCTION PTA MEETING TOMORROW

Fear Vandenberg Clase to Death  Family Says ‘Only Miracle’ Can Save Hin

State Legislature Gets Two Vet's Bonus Plans One for Korean Duty

Legislature to Consider A Bonus For Missouri Veis   Plan Would Cover Those Serving in Korea: Would Cost State $150,000,900.

THREE MIG SHOT DOWN IN KORE!   AIR BATTLE FOLLOWS BIG GEST U. N. GROUND OFFENSIVE IN TWO WEERS.

‘Acheson Backs Ridgway Demands On Communists   Says Buffer Zone Should Be Above Battle Line .

Zone Placed Mostly North Of Parallel 38   Acheson Gives Support To Ridgway’s Demand For Neutral Area Talk

ALLIES FAVOR BUFFER ZONE. ACHESON SAYS   Secretary of State Supports Ridgway Neutral Stand

Chinese Escapes Camp in* Manchuria; Says He Saw Yank —  Prisoners

Needy Utes To Get Cash   U.S. Pays Half Million Dollars to Tribe for Lands Taken

Draft of Women May Be Next Step But Violent Opposition Expressed

McCarthy, Acheson Set for New Fight on Security Cases   Query on 29 Persons Spurned, Senator to List Them, Charges

Element of Time Dooms Soidiers’ Tax Exemption Bill   Cannot Reach Governor in Time for Signature By Tomorrow Night.

GI Exemption  Bill Delayed   Doubt it Will Reach Governor Before Deadline

Arson Cited At Caldwell   James B. Hayden Tells Of Setting Fire to ExWife’s House

Iceland Bases Need Rebuilding  Airfields Useless To  Heavy Baombere. late

Coleman Quits Republican Job   Resigns as Committee  2GdielsC.0: Waritig  Nanas’ Gueraceny

GERMANS RESENTFUL OF OCCUPATION FORCE   McCloy Says Socialists Making Capital Of Present Situ atran

Retirement Of Marshall  Is Forecast   Capital Hears He Will Quit  In September

Retirement Talk Involves Marshall   Defense Secretary Rumored To Be Set To Quit This Fall

ROYAL COUPLE LEAVE ON EXTENSIVE TOUR   Princess Elizabeth And Duke Expected Io Arrive In Montreal Today

COLLAZO’S ATTORNEY APPEALS FOR CLIENT   Puerie Ricas Awaits Gallows Fer Attempted Assassination fw Peuesn

East German Police Open Fire On Yank Tourists in Berlin   12 Pistol Shots Fired At Buses On Army Tour

Red Cops Fire On Tourists   U. §. Awthorities Demand Immediote Bertin : Audience With Russians Fer Exolenction

Berlin Cops Fire Upon US. Busses   No G.I. Tourists Hurt At Breeding Ground For Trouble

Berlin Red Police Fire on Americans  U.S. Tourist Group Taraet of Attack

U. S. Authorities Seek Prompt Explanation After 12 Shots Are Aimed at Buses Carrying Tourists.

East German Commie Police Fire At U.S. Tourists’ Buses in Berlin

Authorities Demand Russ Explain Shots   Army Bus Hit but No One Hurt When  Communiets Blaze

Excited Red Shoots After Stopping Trip   U.S. Authorities Demand Explanation From The Russians

German Reds Fire on U.S. Tourists   Pistols Pop in Berlin During Regular Tour

Reds Fire At U..§. Tourists   None of Occupants of Fou Buses Touring Berlin Injured   DEMANDS EXPLANATION   Vehicles.on Regular Route Had Stopped at Rus sian Sector .-

East German Communist Police Open Fire on American Tourists in Downtown Berlin

U. S. TOURIST BUSSES FIRED ON IN BERLIN   East German Police Shoot at Americans on Sightseeing Trip in Border Incident.

Fire Dozen Pistol Shots At Four: » U.S. Tourist Buses Drivers Were Heeding Police Order When They Were Fired On

East German Red Police Fire On American Berlin Tourists   “U.S. Authorities Demand Audience With Russions for Explanation of Shooting

AMERICANS FIRED ON IN BERLIN   U. S. Officials Demand Russians Explain Action

Bus Occupants Escape Injury On Border Line   U.S. to Demand Explanation for Russian Attack

Red Police Fire On US. Tourists   Buses in Berlin Are Targets: Explanation Is Demanded

US Asks Berlin Incident Explanation  German Red Police Fire at  US Tourists

Fire On ‘Tourists  In Berlin   Audience With Russians 1s Demanded Over Shots at Buses

FIRE L2SHOTS AT U.S. TOURISTS RIDING 4 BUSES   NONE INJURED; ASK RUSSIAN OFFICIALS FOR EXPLANATION

Berlin Red Police Fire On Tourists   U.S. Authorities  Demand Russians Explain Attack on American Citizens

US. Officials Demand an Explanation   4 Army Tour Busses Targets of German Communist Police

Police Fire on Tourists   Incident Occurs on Potsdanier Plat: Route Durin= Regular Berlin Trip

Red Police Fire On U.S. Tourist Buses in Berlin   Americans Demand Explanation From Russian Authorities

East German Police Fire On US Bus   American Authorities Demand Explanation Of Incident; Tourists On Rerular Berlin Tow:

Skinny Boy Wriggles Down Foot-Wide Drainpipe fo Return Baby to Safety

Skinny Youth, 15, Acclaimed as Hero  Bar Savino Moppet From Drain Pip

Assembly Set For Final Action In Tax Crisis   Reconvenes Today fo Last Ditch Effort To End Deadlock

Assembly Staris Last-Ditch Effort At Tax Proaram  C.aanrint Saceian   Special Session Is Looming Now

STATE SENATE TO CAUCUS ON TAX PACKAGK   GOP Plans Last-Ditch Legislation Fight This Month

Freighter Cre Being Rescued   Twelve Already Picked Up And Others Sichted.

Explosion Drives Crew Off Ship   Several Rescued By Jananese Shin

Jap Freighter Picks Survivors From Wild Seas   3 Killed by Explosion On Merchant Ship In North Pacific

Japanese Ship Saves 12 From  U.S. Freighter   Seek To Resene 25 Others As Pacific Storm Hits Vessel

25 OTHERS ARE ADRIFT ON STORMY SEA   Explosion and Fire on American Freighter Sends Crew to Lifeboats in North Pacific.   BOILER BLOWS UP; _.. THREE MEN KILLED   Japanese Ship, 60 Miles. Away, First to Reach’ Disaster Scene; Other Vessels Moving in.

25 Await Rescue From Lifeboats   American Ship Fire Kills Three; 12 Have Been Saved

BATTLE SEAS TO RESCUE 25   Save 12 From Pacific After Abandoning Fiery Ship

FREIGHTER AFIRE FOLLOWING BLAST   Weather Hampers North Pacific Rescue Effort

Three Killed As Freighter Explodes   Japanese Merchantman Rescues 12. Moves to Save 25 Others in  Stormiswept Pacific

Freighter Blast Kills 3 Seamen   12 Rescued as U:S. Ship Burns in Pacific

Ship Sinking In Pacifie.  12 Are Saved  Search Goes On For 25 Crewmen

Jap Ship Saves Dozen Seamen  Adrift In Ocean   25 Others Still On Bobbing Lifeboats After Eacape From Fiery Freighter

Japanese Merchant Ship Rescues 12 Mer Driven To Sea By Fire On U.S. Freighter

Ship Survivor Rescue Pressed   12 Seamen Safe, 22 Afloat in Storm

RESCUE TWELVE FROM ILL-FATED U.S. FREIGHTER   TWENTY-FIVE MORE RIDING L'FEBOATS NEAR SINKING SHIP

412 Sailors Saved From Flaming Ship  25 Others Flee  In Tifehaante

12 Survivors of American Freighter Sinking Taken  By Japanese Merchantman

Ships Rush To Aid of Vessel Abandoned After Explosior   Coast Guard Plane Guides Jap Ship To Burning Vessel

Gehr Is Freed Ir Death Of Wife  ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict Returned By Jury

Army Reserves To Be Released  100,000 To Return To Civilian Life

UN Council Drops Iran Oil Debate   Dispute Action Stalls Pending Court Verdict

U.N. Delays Iran Dispute   Security Council Not to Debate Until Ruling on Legality

UN Council Drops Debate On Oil Dispute   Postponement Means Delay of Weeks

Waits for Ruling By Court On Its Competence to Ac   Delay of Weeks  Or Months Seen Ae fransmeil Srli¢e

WORLD COURT MUST RULE ON POWER TO ACT   Britain, America Both Favor Action Taken by Council

Jo Drop Debate on iranian Oil Dispute   U.N. Security Council Awaits International Court Ruling.

UN Defeated By tranian Dispute   Yugoslavia Drops’... Kesolution Support:

DROPS OIL DEBATE   U.N. to Await International Court Ruling on Iran Matter

Security Council Drops Its Debate On Oil Dispute: Action Means Lona Delay in British-lran Case

UN Group Drops Dil Dispute Talks   Security Council Asks International Court for Ruling

UN DEBATE ON  IRAN HALTED   To Wait for Ruling by International Court.

UN Drops Debate on Oil Dispute   Will Wait Ruling of Court on Right to Deal With Issue

U.N. Shelves British-lran  Oil Dispute   Action Put OFF Until World Court Settles Jurisdiction

British Are Huoibiated In UL_N. Defeat Security Council Fails Completely In OU Dispute

France Offers New Proposal In Oil Dispute   Wants World Court To Decide Competence Of Security Council

Czechs File Protest on  Airline Ban   ‘Get-Tough’Policy Of West Target OfReds’Complaint

(They Don’t Like lt   Czechs Protest ‘Get-Tough’. \Policy of Western Nations

Czechs Feel Pinch Of W est’s ‘Get- Tough’  'Polic y; Claim Potsdam A greement V alnted

CZECHS PROTEST AGAINST WEST’S GET-TOUGH POLICY   Violation of Potsdam Pact Charged in Oatis Reprisal Steps   ITALY BANS CONSULATE   Move Taken Shortiy After Airlines Curb Over West Germany

Allies Deny Prague Port, Reich Airways   Biz 3 Move in Violation Of Potsdam Agreement, Rod Satellite Savs

Czechs Protest Ban on Flights  Prague Says Potsdam Agreement Violated

CZECHS PROTEST NEW “GET TOUGH” POLICY   Western Allies Squrezing Prague Gerernment Because Of Oatia Jziligr

Claim Airline Blockade By Allies Is Violation ~ Of Agreement AtPotsd: a      Italian Government Closes Down ‘Important Czechoslovakian Consulate In City Of Milan -

CZECHS PROTEST « ALLIED POLICY   NOTES COMPLAIN AGAINST  WEST “GETTING TOUGH”  WITH PRAGUE.

Czechs Protest Tough’ Policy Of West Allies  Britain, France And U.S. to Get Formal Natac   Claim Violatian

Decline Is Seen. InMob Violence   ‘Only One Lynching Renorted In Year

Record Rain Brings Havoe Around State   3.000 Marooned In Birmingham; Talladega And Northport Hit

Congress Gives General Wild Ovation as He Defends Stand on Policy

GENERAL SAYS JOINT STARE BACKS VIEWS   Lawmakers Told This Hall “Represents Human Liberty In Purest Form.”

Memory of Killer of 71 Chinese to Be Honored With Congressional Medal

Judge Orders Bell Restored To State Post   Decision on Ousted Vehicle Dept. Official Mav Go to High Court

Ben Marcus : Is Ordered To Reinstate Bell   Commissioner Criticized By Circuit Judge For His Action Against Enforcement Chief

Judge Directs Ben Marcus to Reinstate Bell   Commissioner Fired Bell Last March From Enforcement Section

Reinstate Bell, Marcus Ordered   Disloyalty, Neglect Charges Unproved, Court Declares

Students, Nuns Save Vestments,  Vessels in Blaze   Pittsburgh Church Guttex By Fire; Expect Damage Will Exceed $250,000 -

Wild Inflation is Unlikely Says Expert   Cornell Dean Says Fears Exaggerated

Cut Figure On Steel for ‘Free’ Uses   Eight Per Cent Of Output Can Go In Civilian Goods

May Get Only 8 Percent of Total  Steel for Consumer Goods Manufacturers Shrinks   Shooting Dare Fatal

Allies Near Chinese Red Stronghold  UN Troops Chase Elusive Communists on Entire Front

Yudong Falls As Forces  Near Parallel   Allied Columns Close In On Hongchon; Aireraft Active

American Units Back In Yudong   Yanks Wrest Control Of Korean Village From Battalion Of Chinese Reds

United States Troops Storm Into Yudong   Chinese Communists Are In Unexplained Fast  Retreat Toward 38th

Yanks Regain  Red Village   Yudong Taken— Foe Elusive in Flight to North

Yanks Storm Nearer Red Main Point   Ridgway Estimates Losses At Sixty Reds To 1 U.N.

Allies Within 25 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Yanks Drive Back Into Yudong, Oust Chinese Battalion

Elusive Reds Shun Battle   Seventh Division In Vain Search For Communist Strong Points

Yanks Blast Enemy Out of Yudong   Communists: Quit - Mountain. Redoubts; U.N. Advance Easy

UN Officers, Wary Of Reds, Say Foe Could Be Building For New Attack -

American Troops Take Control of Town From Reds  Yudong Near Enemy - Concentration Area

‘American Troops Capture Village   U. N. Keeps Guard Up as Reds Move Men, Equipment Southward

Red Foe Busy Running For 38th Parallel   Refusal to Stand and Fight Is Mystery to Allies

Valiant Assault Puts Doughboys Back In Yudoné   Allies Within 25 Miles Of Old Boundary Between, North And South Korea

U.N. Troops Roll Toward Parallel 38 As Chinese Pull Back Unexpectedly

Entire Red Army ls in Retreat   But Reinforcements From North Herald A Future Offensive; Allies Are Wary

U. S. Forees Take Yudong; Hunt For Red:   Enemy Remains Strangely Elusive; Reinforcements Seen Moving South from North Korea.

U.N. Forces Are 25 Miles From 38th Paralle!  Reds Put Up Only Show of Resistonce On 70-Mile Fron

—KOREA—~ GI's Gain Yudong As Reds Flee  Allies 25 Miles From Parallel] 3

Enemy Chased Back Toward 38th Parallel   Allies Continue Advance Toward Red Stronghold Of Hongehon; U.S. Offi. cers Wary Of Retreat

No Resistance Is Found in Some Districts  Communist Soldier: Appear to Be   Communist Soldier: Appear to Be Fleeing Northward

SPOTTED FIGHTING EXPLODES ALONG UN'S 70-MILE FRONT; REDS ARE STRANGELY ELUSIVE

CHINESE AND KOREAN REDS RETREATING   Yanks Storm Yudong and Elsewhere Chase Enemy Back Toward the Old: Border Line.   ALLIES CLOSE IN_ ON HUNGCHON HUB   Traffic Behind Enemy Lines Indicates Communists Are Reinforcing Their Retreating Army.

Cusive Foe On Run Near 38th Parallel   Enemy Offers Littie Defense On Central Front

Americans Storm Back Into Yudong   U.N. Forces Chase Strangely Elusive Enemy Elsewhere Along 70-Mile Front; Reds Give Up Strong Points But Move Up Reinforcements

Enemy s Sudden hetuctance to Fignt Fussung  Wary Allies Pursue Fleeing Red Forces

YUDONG IS RETAKEN   Advance Patrols Are Now Within 25 Miles of * Parallel 38

Oriental Trick Feared as Foe Just Vanishes   Reinforcements Of Commies Are Seen Coming Up

Only Semblance Of Defense Being Put Up By Commies  But Buildup Believed Begun

‘U.S. Column Wins Yudong; Reds Retreaf   Enemy Falls Back Toward 3Bth Parallel in Korea   ON WIDE FRONT   Probing Spearheads of Three Allied Units Are Closing in on Hongchow

No Resistance ls Found in Some Districts  ee 8=—slr/   Communist Soldiers Appear to Be Fleeing Northward

AMERICANS PUSH ENEMY TOWARDS 38TH PARALLEL   WREST VILLAGE NEAR CONCENTRATION AREA FROM RED BATTALION

UN Spearheads Closing in on Vital Hongchon   Reds Flee Across 38th Parallel as Allies Push Drive

Yanks Push Reds Out Of Yudong  Other Forces Chase Elusive Chinese Units

Allies Within 15 Miles Of Old Parallel 38  Enemy Pulling Out OF Seoul Rui  oul Kuins

Yudong Wrested From Chinese   Allies Chase Elusive Reds Through Hills; Convoys Spotted

Americans Take Red Strongpoint  Yudong Captured; --- Enemy Falls Back

Second Division Patrol Storms Back Into Key Village Near Chinese Concentration Area

Only a Show of Red Resistance  Allied Commanders Continue to Be Wary

Americans Storm Back Into Yudong   Reds Continue Mystery Retreat Toward  Parallel

Allies Chasing Elusive Re te Toward 38th   Americans Capture Town 3 Miles From Chinese Massing Area

Troops Near Concentration Area, Close In on Hongehon   3 Chinese Counterattacks Trown Back: 1500 En emy Trucks Seen

Town Seized By Yanks In ‘Brief Battle   Patrols Can’t Locate Elusive Reds South Of Korea Boundary

Nine Killed In Accidents   Slippery Highways Cause Several Mishaps; Boat Tips, Man Drowns

13 Killed — In Accidents  Most Fatal Mishaps Involve Automobiles

Accidents Fatal to Ten in State   Sturgeon Bay Man Dies in Truck Crash

Soviets Knew ead About irst A-Bomb  Gold Told Them A Month Early

Federal Jury Will Be Given Delaney Case   Officials Silent On Nature Of Complaints Against Hub Revenne Collector

Holiday Deaths Pass 120 Mark   92 Persons Killed in Traffic Accidents

HOLIDAY TRAVEL (UdTS 120 LIVED   3L DIk IN FIRES OR OTHER ACCIDENTS AS YULE PERIOD BLGOINS.

Leftist Labor Leaders Freed By U.S. Judge  a en Charced With   ‘Two Charged With Congress Contempt Balked During Quiz

Leaf Belt Ends First Week Sale   Prices Are Steady, olume Increases

Prices Remain Steady As Increase Comes In Lower Grades Of Tobaccc

 GERMAN PEACE TREATY “IMPOSSIBLE” AT THIS TIAAE CORMILTRAARE TRIAS

Downpours Add to River Menace  Muscatine Continues as Top Trouble Spot

Veterans March: OnRaleigh Acain   Vets Seek Bonus; Bring Pup Tents

Supervision of Truce Remains Deadlocked    Prisoner Talks Are Still Recessed; Allies Recheck POW Report

Oklahoma’s Loyalty Oath Held Legal by Supreme Court Ruling   Unanimous Decision Ignores Attorney General's Opinion Some Ports Unconstitutional, Okays All Provisions

Supreme Court Says Loyalty Oath Valid And Constitutiona!   Ruling Puts End to Lengthy, Legal Struggle Opposing Law As Contrary to Constitution

Guns Hammer Kumsong Base   Allied Infantry Advances Mile Toward Kev Taum

TRUMAN OFFERS HERO BURIAL ~ IN ARLINGTON TO SOLDIER, BARRED BY IOWA CEMETERY

Truman Offers Hero’s Burial To Indian GI   Soldier Denied Grave In lowa Cemetery

Decries Action At Cemetery In Stoux City   Officials Forbid Interment in Exclusively — White’ Grounds

Burial Halted Because Not ‘Caucasian, Indian GI To Rest In Arlington

Truman Acts After Sioux City Cemetery Halts Burial ~ Indian Soldier to Have Heros Grave

DEAD INDIAN, KOREA VETERAN, REFUSED BURIAL IN IOWA.  President Offers. Funeral: at Arlingtor

Indian Veteran, Denied Burial In Sioux City, May Rest In Arlington

Arlington Rites for Indian Vet   Honor Grave for Korea GI, Barred From Iowa “Caucasian” Cemetery

President Orders Veteran’s Burial   To Bury Indian Blood Soldier Killed in Korea In Arlington Cemetery

TRUMAN OFFERS HERO’S BURIAL FOR INDIAN Gl   INTERMENT DENIED IN IOWA CEMETERY BECAUSE OF RACE

Arlington Burial for  Vet Offered  Truman Scores  Racial ‘Limit’

Arlington for Spurned Indian  Sioux City Cemetery Halted Korean Burial

Arlington Burial for Indian Refused Grave at Sioux City   President Orders Burial for Man Killed in Action in Korea, Refused Interment Because of His Indian Blood

President Offers Arlington Burial For Indian Veteran Barred From S. C. Cemetery

Truman Offers Hero's Burial for Indiar War Vet Refused by lowa Cemetery

Hero s Funeral Offered for Vet   Refusal to Bury Indian Irks Truman

Denied Grave in Sioux City  President Orders Arlington Burial for Winnebago Indian

SR ASUS Ae TaY ASOT SARE PN Sere nena etTnO NON DR LD OTE eT ee AO Tey  PUC To Stop Mass Road-Block Checks

TO RUSSIANS   ‘State Attitude Toward New Conference On  World Problems

US, Britain, France To Ask Soviet To State Attitude On Big-4 Talks

To Ask Reds About Talks  On Preblem:   U.S., Britain And France To Deliver Carefully Worded Note To Moscow

Wi 3 owers To k Reds For Upinion  On Conclave   America, Britain, France, Plan Note  On Bie Four Talk

WEST'S NATIONS ASK FOR SOVIET TO TELL VIEWS   - S., Britain And France Prepare Note Asking Attitude Of Reds Toward Big-Four Meeting..

Three Nations To Ask Russians For Conference   U.S., Britain And France To Suggest World Affairs Talk

West Powers To Ask Soviet Talk Decision  Britain, France Urge Big Four Session To Ae Cbnkal Denhlouwee

‘Necessary But Futile’ Sums Up Big Three Attitude On Talks With Russia

West To Seek Red Stand On Big 4 Talks   New Note Will Be Fourth On Idea Of Holding Vital Session

Allies Will Ask Soviet Attitude On Big 4 Parley  Western Powers To Send Note, But Have

Russia Asked To State Views On Big Four   U. 3., Britain, France Want Talks To Embrace World Problems At Larae

Western Powers To Ask Russia  For Conference   Note Likely Will Be Delivered To Moscow Tuesday.

President Returning to White House   Defense, State Chiefs Receive Sudden Summons

War Anxiety Seen Reason For Session   Truman Flies Home Today:  Sudden Developments Startla Was Woe

New est Atomic W eapons May Make Enemy Attack  In Europe Unsuecessful

Air Secretary Says New Dis. coveries Lessen Enemy’ Hope For Success

Allerton  Regrets Calm Church Row  Ousted Pastor. Prepares Move..

SURVIVORS TELL STORY OF MEN "BURNED ALIVE" IN SHIP FIRE   Baltimore Man Lives Though Severely Burned Believe 38 Seamen Are Dead

Death loll to 39 In Tanker Crash  Two Oil Vessels Set Ablaze in Pre-Dawn Gulf Col‘ liston  200 MILES OFF COAST Records Poirit to. Worst Marine Disaster in U.S.  ince

Death To 17: 22 Are Missing   Wrecked Tankers Are Headed For  Ports On Gulf

17 KNOWN DEAD, 22 MISSING IN SHIP DISASTER   TANKER COLLISION IN GULF IS WORST WRECK SINCE 1943

38 Sailors Are Missing: Two Crewmen Saved   Survivors Tell Of Raging Fire Following Crash

MISSING IN FIRE AT SEA   Tankers Collide in Fog dnd Both Burst Into Flames  in “Gulf of Mexico. Dis-acter.

Tankers Limping To Port   17 Dead Counted With 22 Missing, Believed Also to Have Perished

Horror In Sea  Crash   Men Burned Alive When Flames Engulf Tanker; 17 Are Known Dead. and 22 Missing

Death Toll Set At 38 In Crash Of Two Tankers   Collision Survivors Tell Of Horrible Deaths In Flames

17 DEAD, 22 MISSING IN FIRE AT SEA   Tankers Collide in Fog anc Both Burst Into Flames in Gulf of Mexico Disaster.

May Hit 39 In Flaming Gulf Disaster   Ships Explode After Crashing in Fog; Many Burned Alive

Thirty-Nine Seamen Presumed Deac In Worst U.S. Shipwreck Since 1943

Survivor-Tells. of Fiery Deaths on Tanker;  17 Die, 22 Missing -

17 Dead, 22 Missing In  Disaster   Harrowing Stories Told By Survivors Of Tanker Crash; Flames Put Out

Pre-Dawn Disaster in Gulf of Mexico Yesterday I Greatest in Eight Years Off the U. S. Coast

tankers Collide In Gulf... . re UE we  Ship Fire Toll Set At 38 Deac

Believe 39 Dead In Gulf   Tanker Collision Set Both Afire; Record Disaster

17 Known Dead, 22 Missing in Crash of Oil Tankers   Ships Collide Then Burn in Tragedy in Gulf of Mexico.

17 Killed, 22 Missing In Gulf Tanker Flames   Collision Fire Worst Since ‘43

17 Seamen Known Dead 22 Missing   Death, Agony Related By Survivor of Crash

Many Burned Alive in Gulf Coast Tragedy   Seaman Describes Horrible Moments After Collision

Explosion And  Flames Prevent  Victims’ Escape Search For Bodies  Of Missing Crewmen Ils Contiaved Today

17 Die,22 Missing In Ocean Collision  Heavy Fog Causes Crash of Tankers

Death Toll Reported At 38 In Crash Of Oil Tankers In Gulf Of Mexico

17 KILLED IN TANKER BLAST      22 Others Still Missing After Collision In Gulf Of Mexico

17 Dead, 22 Are Missing In Gulf Tanker Mishap  Pre-Dawn Collision Sete Two Shins

Ships Set Afire in Gulf Tragedy   Missing Seaman Presumed Dead as Hunt Continues

17 Seamen Killed in Tanker Grash   22 Others are Missing Following Tragic Misha In the Gulf of Mexico

Death Toll Soars fo 17 in Collision of Two Tankers  22 Others Presume d   22 Others Presumed Dead Following Twin Explosions in Gulf

39 MEN LOST IN COLLISION OF OIL BOATS   Only Three Survivors Found In Rescue Efforts.

17 Dead, 22  Lost on Ships   Coliision of 2 Tankers Greatest Disaster Since 1943

38 Men Dead In Oil Tanker Collision, Fire   Surviving Crewmen Tell of Tragedy In Gulf of Mexico

Toll In Gulf Tanker Crash  Is Placed At 39   17 Seamen Known Dead And 22 Missing: Vessels Collided In Fog

22 More Seamen Are Missing and Presumed Dead  : Two Vessels Collided  In Gulf of Mexico

38 Men Missing After Collision Of 2 Oil Tankers   3 Bodies Recovered: Fire, Explosion Sweep Ships

Flames Burn Crewmen Alive; Tankers Hit Off New Orleans   Inflammable Cargo Bursts Into Fire.As Two Ships Come Together; No Chance for Crawmen to Escane: 15 Bodies Recovered

Tankers Head Toward Ports After Crash   17 Dead Counted; 22 Missing After Mishap in Gulf

Seventeen Seamen Are Known Dead And 22 Others Are Missing In Collision of Two Gulf Tankers

39 Now Dead And Missing In Crash Of Ships   Survivors Describe Horror When Fire Sweeps 2 Tankers

17 Seamen Dead 22 Missing In Ocean Collision   Tankers Crash, Burn at Dawn In Mexican Gulf

38 Lost in Fiery Collision of Two Tankers in Gulf   36 Presumed: Dead on Fiaming Greensboro; 17 Bodies Recovered

Tanker Collision Toll Is Counfed   Shows 17 Deed and 22 Missing Men Preeumed Dead

RIDGWAY TAKES OVER IN JAPAN   Simply Steps Out Of Shiny Automobile, Walks Into Building

‘There Was No Fanfare Ridgway Assumes Duties; Few Changes, Aide Says

Mountain Trail Blasted And Chinese Unable To Push Through Curtain Of Fire; CloseRange Fighting Flares; Fresh  Tyoovs Moving Up Fast.

Allies Give Up Ground in Drive   Reds Unleash First Offensive in Six Weeke

Some American Troops Give Ground in Korea   80 Planes in Fight; Casualties Listed; IIIness Reported

Enemy Unable To Crack Heavy Curtain Of Fire   30.000 Fresh Red Troops Move Up For New Stand; Believe Communists Have 270.000 Men Ready

Commies Mass All Along 38th, Spotters Learn   American Big Guns Smash Counterattack On Mountain Trail

30,000 Fresh Red Troops Brought Up   70 U. S., Russian Built Jets Hold 2 High Dogfights

Americans Stall A Counterthrust Red Chinese in First Attack  on Western Front i im Six Weeks   TROOPS ARE MASDiNG  Allied Commanders Predict Enemy Will Hit Early ext Month:

West Korean Roads Swarm With Chinese   Furious Close-in Fighting Rages All Day Near Parallel

CHINESE RED ARMY HALTS ITS RETREAT   Communists Turn and  _ Fight Along Western Front in Korea First Time in Six Weeks.   MEET CURTAIN OF FIRE ON MOUNTAIN   Allies Give Ground in Some Places; Enemy Transport Movement Indicates Buildup for Drive.

30,000 FRESH RED TROOPS IN BATTLE   Enemy Fails To Push Thru Curtain Of Fire  ALLIED CHIEFS   Believe Communist Spring Offensive Will Start Some Time In April

Communists Set For Atfack with Fresh New Units  Allies Expecting Spring Offensive “Tn Rainy Season

30,000 Fresh Troops Hit U.N. Lines    240,000 More Rested Enemy Face &th Arne

Artillery Pounds Advancing Reds on West Front   Fury of Communist Attack Pushes Some Forces Back in South

Bitter Fighting Flares In West Korean Sectors   Communists Afface First Time tn Six Weeks Above Uijengbu

Big Guns Halt Chinese Red Counterdrive  Bitter oo M ommu — sad ta Of4fane

American Big Guns Stall Counterthrust by Chinese Detected Movina Along Mountain Trail in Korea.

G! Doughboys Spot Chinese In Mountains   Bitter, Close-Range Fighting Flares In Area; U. S. Grenade Attack Rocks Reds

Yanks’ Big Guns Stall New Drive By Chinese Reds  First Counterthrust - By Foe in Six Weeks

Close-Range Fight Flares All Day Long   2,000 Of Enemy’s Vehicles Spotted Jamming Highways

Give Ground At  Some Points  Along Fronts   Counterthrust Is First By Chinese In Over Six — Weeks Of Withdrawal

Commies Try To Mount New Spring Offense   Hot Jet Fighter Battle Ends In American Victory

Reds Mass Huge Reserve Force But Enidemics Hamper Soldiers   Reports Indicate That Typhus, Smallpox And Other Diseases Spreading Through Red Held Areas of North Korea, China

Allies Stall Red Chinese  Counterblow  Enemy Has 30.000  Fresh Troops At Front

Yanks Capture North Hill In Bloody Battle   Fury Of Red Attacks Forces Allies Back South Of Parallel 38

Enemy Moves Up With 30,000 Fresh Troops  Offensive Awaited In Korean Mud

Big Guns Halt Red Attack   Chinese Can’t Penetrate Curtain of Fire On West Front, But Force Allies Back in Center

Communist Push Halted By Artillery   U.S. Big Guns Blast Red Columns Making First Assault in Six Weeks;  Snerinoe Drive Farreeact

First Major Attack in Six Weeks Launched by Chinese, Artillery Fire Stops Surge

U.S. Guns Stop Attack By Chinese   Bitter, Close-Range Fighting Flares All Day; 30,000 Fresh Red Troops Arrive

Temperatures   Americans Use Grenades In Close Range Fight To Win Commanding Hill

Big Guns Stall Communists Counterthrust   Reds Unable to Push Through Curtain of US Artillery Fire

Patrols Clash Along Front; More Reds In   Evidence Mounts That Withdrawal Period Is Over

FIGHTING AT CLOSE RANGE IS REPORTED   Communists Launch First Counter-Thrust In Six Weeks

Communists Mass Troops   furious Attacks Force Allies to Give Some Grounds Close-Range Fighting Flerex

Close-Range Fighting In West Korea  60,000 Chinese In Latest Attack

Offensive Push Battered Down by Rain of Fire      Close-Range Fighting Flares Throughout Western Sector .

BELIEVE ENEMY MASSING TROOPS FOR BIG PUSH   EXPECT ATTACK AS SPRING RAINS BOG U. S. HEAVY TANKS

American Guns Slow Red Drive On Battlefront   Communists Mass Fresh Troops For Spring Offensive

BIG GUNS BLAST REDS ATTACKING ON WEST FRONT   Enemy Moves 30,000 resh Troops Into Lines—U. N. And Red Jet Plane Fighters Tangle:

Communists Open Attack On Western Front U. N. Forces   U.S. Artillery Stops New Red Drive Cold

Reds Launch First Counterthrust in Six Weeks Along Western Front; Fight Flares in Area.  FOE MOVES NEW  MTDAADNRC THR PRON TT

Thrust By Foe Labelled First Attempt in Six Weeks to Gain Ground   Early Drive Pushes Allied Units Back   Bitter, Close-Range Fighting Flares All  Day Throughout Area

Close Combat F lares in West Korea   Allies Forced To Give Ground At Some Points

Chinese Counter Offensive Halted ByU.$.Guns   Reds Launch New Attack Against Allied Forces

Enemy brings Up 30,000 Fresh Troops for Drive   Long Retreat Halted As Foe Jockeys With Allies for Position

U.S. Heavy Guns Stall Fi ist Thrust   Yanks Forced Back Tn Several Sectors After Bitter Fichtine

Foe Makes First Bid in Late Weeks   Fight Flares in West; Foe Pouring More Men to Front.

Enemy Massing On Western Front  oe  a   Reports Say Typhus Epidemic Takes Heavy Toll in N. Korea

YANKS STALL RED ATTACK IN KOREA   30,000 Chinese Are Moving Up to Front Line as Retreats End

Knem y Puts New Troops In Battle Line   70 American And Russian Jets Clash In 2 Fights Over North Korea

Communist Units Unable To Pass Curtain Of Fire   Furious Assaulta Force Allied Troops To Yield Some Ground In Weet

Artillery Stalls Red Onslaught   First Thrust By Enemy in Weeks ts Turned Back By Heavy Gune

Knemy Seems To Be Massing For Offensive _   Shells Check Chinese On Peak North Of Uijongbu

Enemy’s Big Spring Push Seems Close At Hand Now   Chinese Are Massing  Troop Concentration Toward Battlefronts

Artillery Halts First Thrusts By Red Troops  Ape 8 ft...   a Ae EE  Allied Command Expects Drive In Early April

Artillery Pounds Chinese Columns Moving Southward   Communists Expected To Mount Full Spring Offensive within First Three Weeks of Anrj!

American Big Guns Stall First Chinese Red Counterattack In Six Weeks on Korean Front

Chinese Attack  s First In 6 Weeks >   Many Of Fresh Troops May Be Replacements For Reds Felled By Epidemic Of Typhus,  Smallpox And Typhoid Fever 

United Nations Artillery Stop Red Drive, But Intelligence Reports Big Concentration On 60-Mile Front

Big Guns Stall Attacking Reds  Counterthrust- by Chinese on West

Assault Forces Allied Pullback in Some Areas   Enemy Halts Retreat, Hurls Fresh Troops Into Border Battle

Allied Troops Give Ground at Several Points   Communists Mass’ Men, Equipment for. Spring Offensive;

Royal Couple Thrilled—  500,000 Canadians Turn Out To Welcome Princess, Duke

500,000 TURN OUT TO CHEER ROYAL COUPLE   Toronto's Enthusiastic Welcome Almost Unbelievable to British Visitors.

red by 500,000 at Toronto—  Princess Thrilled by Enthusiastic Welcome

Give Cent and Half in Cost Of Living Hike   President of One Rail Union Sees Coming ‘Upheaval’

DONNELL TO RESUME LAW PRACTICE IN ST. LOUIS   To Reduce Teachings staffs.

Boat Disabled On Choppy Lake  Crutser Towed Into Harbor At Holland

U. 5. Ousts Two Hungary Envoys  State Department Move Retaliatory

Truman Assures Gen. Eisenhower Of U.S. Backing   Supreme Commander Leaves by Plane for Mission in Europe

like Fiying tor Europe With +, uman’s Blessinas   President Assures General of ‘Whole-Hearted Backing” in Job of Organizing Defenses o' Western Europe.

Sacrifices Asked Of U. S. Farmers  In Time of Peril   Income, Manpower And Materials Must Aid Defense Effort

President Foresees Farmers Making Sacrifices in Income Manpower and Materials

Sacrifices  Demanded of Farmers But They Must Produce More Food, Says

Major Chinese Threat Evident in Impending Drive Near Chongu   Two Charged Here With Burglarizme Eudora Store

Raiders Wreck West Berlin Red Quarters   Destroy Propaganda, Burn Flags and Portrait) of Stalin

Little Action Is Reported in Korea   First No-Fatality Day Since August Enjoyed

Light Action On the Korean War Front   Not a Single Gi Killed in Combat

Navy Hopes If Can Keep Going On Volunteers  Best Men Snatched, Army Complains

Navy Prefers Volunteers But All May Be Forced To Use Draftee Manpower

Navy Hoping To Be Able To Recruit Volunteers .  Air Force-Caused * Tréuble May End In All Draftees

Seek Plan For Recruiting In Armed Forces   Air Force’s Alleged "Greed" Touches Off Service Discussion

Navy Opposes Proposed Ban On Recruiting  - Compromise Sought After Solons Hit 

Predicts 90 Million Head by End of Year Nation’s Cattle Total Near Record, Meat Group Told

BEEF CATTLE POPULATION AT RECORD HIGH   Combination of Good Weather and Controls Brings 90 Million Peak.

House Probers Hunt Clues To  “Peace” Group   Red Activities In Baltimore Area Aired By Ex-FBI Agent

10th Air Tragedy In Alaske In Six Weeks Takes 5 Lives   Plane Plunges Into Rogers Park At Anchorage

Nineteen Die In Plane Crashes  Three Accidents Add   Three Accidents Add  To High Death Toll  Of Accidents.

Christianson Airline Cessna Explodes Affer Takeoff Run   Flaming Twin-Engine Aircraft Narrowly Misses Houses, Crashes In Back Yard; Pilot Found Alive, Dies In Ambulance

ds Silent On  dgway’ s Plan. r Peace. Talks eek To Force - 8 WWlies To End <egotiations :

COMMUNISTS. TRY TO FORCE UN BREAK-OFf   Cease-Fire Fiasco Hurting Enemy’ 8 “Peace Drive”

Suspect Reds Goading UN On Ending Iruce   Commies Silent On Ridgway Aim To Change Site

Allies Suspect Red Overtures   Foe Wants West to Quit Talks, U.N. Fears

Reds Keep Silent On U.N. Proposal   Enemy May Be Trying To Goad Allies Into Ending Truce Effort

Roving Strikers Gaining Recruits   Eastern Ports Tied Up By Wildcat Walkout

Dock Strikers Spread Walkou  - N. Y. Police Officials Prepare For Violence

New Jersey Ports Crippled In Strike Of Dock Workers   New York Police Are Set For Possible Violence At Harbor Today

AMA Approves Fluoridation; Cites Record  Cuts Dental Decay 35 to 50 Per Cent In Treated Areas

House Nears Vote on Slot Machine Bill   Meosure Designed To Sweep Slots From Ohio

Ohio House To Vote Thursday On Slots Ban  Pike Countian’s Bill To Be Acted On After Delay Of Month

Chiefs Order That M'Arthu: Hold Tongue   Fight Tactical War But Be Mute of Politica Issues Is Instruction

M’ARTHUR TOLD NOT T0 OFFER POLICY ADVICE   Truman Sensitive To Lack Of Arms For Korean Trops

Can Conduct War As He Sees Fit: Meets With Pace   British Critical; Senate Will Send Probers To Korea

Gathings Plans Radio, TY Curb  Commission Would Set Standards, Not Censor

Texas Nearing Crisis As Heat Wave Continues  Crops Wither, Water Supplies Grow Short, Workers Leave Jobs

Texas Torri Wave Unbroken Death Toil 3?   Crops Shrivel and Workers Walk Off Jobs as a Result of Unhearable Heat.

House Wants Another Look At Senate-Passed $113 Million Patchwork State Tax Program

State House Leaders Study New Tax Bill  Cut In State Appropriations a Cancidered

Budget Cuts Are Tabbed Interesting   $32 Million Slice  In Appropriations To be Studied Prior To Okaying Program

Attorney Denies M'Carran Charge   Political Interest Tieup Disputed

ns Troops Push Across '38’ Mt 2 More Points   ‘Parallel Means Nothing to Me,’ Van Fleet Acserts

y. Tanks, Troops Drive qwer Old Line at 2 More nots to Hit Fleeine Reds

‘Entire United Nations Line Is [Reported Moving Forward At ‘Start of 12th Month of Wag

Allies Jump 38th at 2  New Points  Airmen Score on   Airmen Score on 2000 Communists in Border Strikes

YANKS FOUR MILES INSIDE RED KOREA   Border “Means Nothing to Me,” Says Gen. Van Fleet as He Crosses Parallel 38.   ALLIES HUNT DOWN RETREATING REDS   Chinese in Open Flight; Entire U. N. Line Advances in 12th Month of Korean War.

Parallel ‘38’ Means Nothing Says Van Fleet   Chinese Armies Split in Two By American Attack

‘Parallel Means Nothing To Me,’ VanFleet Says °  Hunt Down Retreating,   Hunt Down Retreating, Battered Chinese In Two New Crossings

All-Out Drive To Hunt Down Battered Reds   Fast Action Pays Off Eighth Army In. Korean Advances

New Crossings : In All-Out Drive To Hunt Enemy   Reds.Are Battling  WN. Korea Snearheac

Allies Run Reds Into N. Korea   Enemy Forced Back Of 38th Parallel At Many Points

Allied Tanks Slashed Across 3th Parallel   New Pressure Put On Retreating Red Troops

2 More Points Along Parallel Are Crossed   Van Fleet Says Push Is Offensivey, Progress Is Made

UN Forces Jab Across 38th at Two More Points   ‘All-Out’ Drive In Running Down Retreating Chinese

Tanks, Troops Keep Pressure on Fleeing Foe      38th Parallel Means “Nothing” to Leader of U. S. 8th Army

Cross Parallel 38 at More Points as Allies Move North   Eighth Army Is in AllOut Offensive, Blocking Red Escape Routes.

All-Out Offensive a Gam. ble That Has Paid Off, Van Fleet Declares

Van Fleet Drives Entire U.N. Line Into New Attacks  Field Dispatches Indicate Chinese Flee Some Areas

U. N. Troops Slash Across Parallel In 2 More Places In All-Out Drive

Allies Drive On In All-Out Korea Attack  Reds Retreat, But Fight Rear-Guard

Two More Points of All Out Offensive Keep Up Pressure on Communists

More Units Push Across Paraliel 38   Eighth Army Chief Calls New Assault SAN-Out Offensive’

UN In All-Out Offensive Into North Korea  Allies Slash Above 38th At New Point:  Ta Kaan Praccure

38th Parallel Crossed Again As Reds Chased   Big Enemy Force Split by Drive and Scatters in Hills

Pressure Kept Up on Reds by U.N. Spearheads   VanFleet Spurns Line by Visiting Force in Red Korean Position

Cross Parallel To Track Dowr Fleeing Reds   UN Troops Maintaining Pressure in All-Out Offensive Drive North

RED K ORE!   Me,” Says Gen. wate Fleet as He Crosses Parallel 38. yg   ALLIES HUNT DOWN ~ RETREATING REDS   Chinese in Open Flight;  Entire U. N. Line Ad- vances in 12th Month of - Korean War.

EIGHTH ARMY IN ALL-OUT OFFENSIVE   ‘Boundary Means Nothing, ” Says Gen. Van Fleet  AnNBAAAOTA   Fight Rear Guard Action: Eastern Retreat Route Blocked By U.N. Unit

Eighth Army Strikes Into North Korea  Parallel No Barri   Parallel No Barrier In Swift Attack

Van Fleet Says 38th ‘Means Nothing to Me”  8th Army Troops Push Across

Van Fleet Savs His Troops Will Pursue  qnemy Across  Parallel 38 To Crush Them

Allied Tanks and Troops Slash Across 38th Parallel at New Points to Hunt Refreating Reds

Allies Close On Heels of Beaten Reds   Battered Chinese . Are Chased Beyond: The 38th Parallel; ~ “Gamble Pays Off".

Parallel Not Barrier In 4 The Fighting   Crossings Made West And Central By Tank-Infantry

UN Forces Gain 4 Miles In Red Korea   Chinese Troops Reported on Run in Some Sectors

General Van Fleef Says 38th Parallel ‘Means Nothing’ Now   Shattered Communist Armies in Full Retreat; Allied Patrols Probe Ahead Against Very Light Chinese Resistance

Pressure On Chinese  Maintained   Allied Tanks, Troops Continue All - Out Offensive To Hunt And Kill Reds

Allied Forces Smash Inside North Korea   ‘All-Out Offensive Under Way As Reds: ‘Flee Across Border

Allied Tanks Across Line Chasing Reds   _ All-Out Offensive to  ~ Hunt Down Enemy Breaks Over 38th  ~ At Two Places

Keep Pressure on Reds In Crossings Of 38th Parallel   Task Force Sits Astride Retreat Route Of Reds

All-out U.N. : Offensive ...  No Limit On Running Foe Into Ground

Allies Pursue Foe Across 38th Parallel   General Van Fleet Says U.N. Drive Is An All-Out Offensive

ORDERS ARMY T0 PURSUE ENEMY INTO N. KOREA   NEW UN OFFENSIVE TERMED ALL OUT TO HUNT DOWN REDS

Cross Line In Pursuit  Of Chinese   Van Fleet Says Eighth Army Took Gamble Which Paid Off ; Some Reds in Onen Flicht

‘All-Out Offensive’ Is Under Way to Hunt Down Battered Reds   ‘Gamble Is Paying Off, Says General   Van Fleet Crosses 38th Parallel, Visits Tank Block Across Roads

Official Pressure Grows for Truman Crackdown on MacArthur Today   Intluential GOP Senators Take View Administration Has Mishandled Pala

Complaint On Policy Weakens UN   Supreme Commander's Differences With Wash ington Endangers Allied Cooperation.

Pressure Mounts Against General M’Arthur’s Acts   Officials Say His Complaints Endanger Allied Cooperation

Officials Differ On MacArthur   Truman-General Differences Cause Chill Over Allies

Official Pressure  Said Building Up General's Cry About Wear Policy Sore Point

Fired “Looie’ Says Fighters Are With Mac   Sherman Does Not Believe Enlisted Men Share His Views

Ousted Officer Says Many Share His View Truman-Acheson Policy Is ‘Red-Inspired'

Ousted Naval Officer Says Fighting Men Support View Truman Policy Is “Pro-Red”’

Marylander Says Views Are Shared By Most Of Servicemen In Far Fact

23 Killed in Crash of Big Airline Plane   Victims Are Thought To Have Beén Men on Their Way to Work On Construction

Parker and Summerhill  Presented as Duchesses Rw NO!IPHIA PARWER

Grocers Seek OPS Approval To Hike Foods   500,000 Stores Ask Compensation for Higher Costs

Grocers Asking for Price Boost To Offset Their Higher Costs   By FREEMAN FULBRIGHT International News Service

CURLEY, HYNES WIN IN BOSTON PRIMARY   ‘Will Repeat Their Fight for Mayor in November Election

Loyalty Oath Bill Expected to. Meet Stiff Opposition — At Public Hearings

IRAN BLOCKS BRITISH SHIPS   London Warns It May Re sult In Shutdown Of Big Refinery

Laden Oil Tankers Jam Abadan Poyt      Tran Officials Warned Of Disaster That May Follow

12 Tankers Jam Big Iran Port  Signing of Receipts Needed for Sailing

IRAN DETAINS DIL TANKERS AT ABADAN   British Manager Says Action Might Force Shutdown

iran Gasoline And Oi! Cargo Being Held Up   British Oil Official Warns Situation May Become Dangerous;  Shutdown Possible

Tankers Jam Iranian Port As Nationalized Company  Demands Payment To Firm

Tankers Are Tied Up By Oil Dispute   Tranians Refuse To Clear Ships Carrying Oil from Refinery

 Arrives With Retinue and 37 Trunks Sultan Flies to London to Stop [Princess Marrying Printer

Sultan Flies to England to Try To Keep Malayan Princess From Marrying British Commoner

Five-Pound- A-Week Printer Wins Heart Of Wealthy Indian-Princess

Forget-Me-Not Sale Saturday   “GIVE A LITTLE FOR THOSE WHO GAVE A LOT”

Federal Wage Ceiling Limitation Cited in Negotiations by Officials of Copper Producers

rf 4 ‘ e ‘Two Companies Protest Over Settlement Of Copper Strike

Sfate Lions Name Ada Man fo Post   J. A. Richardson Chosen International Nominee

State Graft Investigation Has Broken Wide-Open Agair   Surprise Last-Minute Developments Hold Us Report to Public-~More Witnesses Likely

Floods Sweep Tent Dwellers In Mid East  2-Week Rain Leaves Death, Destruction

Deny Missing British Know Atom Secrets   Believe Diplomat — Knew Bomb Number

New Truce Talk Site Suggested By Gen. Ridgway   Immediate Meeting At Pan Mun Jom Ils Asked

Winter Wallops. lowa Again— . Schools Closed, Traffic Is Tied Up, N.E. Roads Blocked

Case Before Jewish Judge  5 Protestant Pastors Ask  Removal of Catholic Statue

FAMILY HAS TRIO OF MISFORTUNES   Auto Accident, Operation and Houee Fire Strikes One Group   FAMILY OF W. BILGER

8 Girls Aboard Missing Yacht  “Rebel” Entry Was Barred From Race

Yanks Rout  Foe in Top Jet Battle   Ninety Planes Engaged; At Least Two MIG Craft Damaged.

MAN-MADE DISASTER _IN PERU  Blast Starts Avalanche in Andes, 102 Lose Lives

Sliding Rocks And Mud Kill 102 Peruvians   . Avalanche’ Started * By Dynamite Blast:

BARKLEY IN SURPRISE ARRIVAL IN FAR EAST   Vice President and Wife to Tokyo —Plan to Visit Korea on “Non-Political” Visit.

DIVER, SAILOR DIE ~AS BOAT CAPSIZES      Two Others Missing in Navy Disaster.on Lake Michigan

State Loses $1,200,000 In Welfare   Federal Agency Cuts Off Accumulated Money; Local Welfare Directors Meet Tadav .

Indiana Loses Accumulated  Welfare Funds   County Welfare Heads To Study Problems— Van Ness Says Crisis Artificially Created

Court Orders Realignment Of Districts   Solons Indignant Over Attempt To Force Action Made By North  Philade!phia C. Of C.

Legislators Spend Day Ducking Process Servers   Attempt To Uand Thent Federal Court Orders On Reapportionment Creates Much Seran bling

Browning Homecoming Plans Two Stock Shows For 4-H, F.F.A. Members

Rebs Must Sail On Yankee Shin  And (Horrors) They  Elect Yank President

British Marines Patrolling Island  Coribbean Riots Take Five Lives

Fulbright In New Blast At College Heads   Senator Accuses Presidents Of Demanding Victorie:

Alumni And Colleges Are  Given Blame   Fulbright: Report Holds Them Responsible For Scandals

Sen. Fulbright Says Colleges Corrupt Sports  RFC Investigator   RFC Investigator Urges U.S. Review Of Public Morals

Attacks Alumni, Hired Players  Solon Hits College Sport Aititude

Fulbright Charges Colleges Corrupt Papils With ‘Win At Any Cost’ Idea

Blasts Colleges For “Cynical” Athletic Policies   Hold Schools Liable In Recent Sports Bribery Scandals

Charges Schools With Corrupting ‘Hired’ Athlete:   ‘Fulbright Places Blame For Recent Scandals On Colleges And Alumni

Vyangelical and Reformed Charce   Farmers Meeti ng At M. J. Sheffer Estab.

Negotiators Hopeful Oi Settlement   Massive Red Attack Ready If Armistice ~Tatks Should Fail ~

Agenda Parley Begins   Optimism Reported In OF ficial Quarters As Meeting Begins

Allies Report Progress Made At Conference   Atmosphere Described As More Relaxed: Reds Pose for Newsmen

Delegates Hopeful Of Settling Tories   Cease-Fire Agenda To Be Jroned Out Teday

San Juan ‘Discussion ‘Fruitless   No Unified Program Ready For Confah Set In Washineton

Nolse Was Shot, Not A Blow Out   Women Driver Surprised te Fing Thet Buitet Hed Struck Her in Bock

WEDEMEYER SAYS ADVISERS URGED SUPPORT OF REDS   * General Names Davies, ‘Service And Ludden In  Deabew Tecra en.

SEVERAL STATES VOTING TODAY   Two Governors, Four Congressmen To Be Elected; No Trend Seen

Scattered Elections In The Nation Today  Voters Naming Two Gov erners, Four Congressmen And Many Mayors

Two Governors To Be Elected At Polls Today  ‘Larnl Jecuac   ‘Local Issues Ton Campaians

Clyde E. Weed Receives Medal for His Work In Conserving Valuable Mineral Resources

Clyde E. Weed Awarded Medal for Achievement in the Mining Industry

INCREASES IN PRICE SUPPORTS ANNOUNCED   Secretary Of Agriculture Acts In Effort To Bolster Milk Production

mH EY weer osivied AL —  To Soviet To Rejoin Peace Discussions   Secretary Of State Extends New Request To Russia Following Malik’s Walkout During Talks With U. S. Ambassador   Britain Is Worried Over Action Planned By Tran

Invitation Is Given: To Soviet To Rejoin Peace Discussions   Secretary Of State Extends New Reques' To Russia Following Malik’s Walkout During Talks With U.S. Ambassador .   Britain Is Worried Over Action Planned By Irar

Instant GOR Criticism Greets Plan   Individual Income Taxes Would Be Boosted $4 Billion

Rep. Reed Urges Marking Time Until Fat Is Cut Out Of President’s Budget; May Cut $65 Billion

Truman Asks $10 Billions Tax Hike Now   Individual Incomes Would Bear Largest Burden Of Increase

Republicans Resist Move Immediately  Individual Income Group Takes Care Of $4000 000 000

Truman Urges Quick Tax Hike Of 10 Billions   Congress Alerted for Another Increase in Levies Later in Year

Still Another — Increase Due Lafer In Year   Individual Taxpayers Would Get Boost Of 4 Billion Dollars

Would Boost Personal Income Taxes 4 Billion; Congress Alerted  For Later Hike

Truman Asks Tax Increase, More Later   Program Arouses Quick Criticism by GOP; Would Cut Budaet

Truman’s Plans For Big Tax Hike Draw GOP Fire   President Asks Quick $10 Billion Increase

New Increase  Is Hinted For Late In Year   President Calls For Quick $10,000,000,000 Boost In Taxation; Individuals Would Pay Biggest Share Of Additional Tax

Truman Demand for Quick Tax Boost Stirs Sharp Republican Criticism   Senate Commiffee Recommends Bill Making County Welfare Lists Public

Truman Calls For Quick $10 Billion In New Taxes  Asks' $4 Billion Personal Levies Jump: Also Alerts Congress For Further Hike:

Only Miracle Will Save The 1951 Crop Of Corn   L,-D.-Brennan Paint Gloomy Picture

FOUR TO SIX WEEKS BEHIND IN PALO ALTO   Gne Of ‘Worst! Seasons In 50 Years

Editor F inds Collard Greens Just Another Way To Get In Hot Water

All Because of Collards  ‘East Texas Community in ‘Stew and Editor is Too

TRUMAN HOPEFUL FOR SUCCESS OF CEASE-FIRE PLA   Sees Outcome Still Uncertain; Warns Against Armes Slowdown   2-STAGE PLAN STUDIED   Gromyko Sees Truce First Objective; Future of Korea Second

Truman Wary, Hopes Talks Will End War   President Says Cease-Fire Should Not Slow Down Defense Effort

Hopes Talks Will Be Successful  State Department Makes Public  Official Summary ofr Savi at Preanneal

But Says Settlement Would Not. Justify Slowdown in Defense Program; Conferring With Other Governments.

President Not Certain Talks Will Work Out   2-Stage Proposal Is Made By Russia

President Hopetul Korean Cease-Fire  Talks Work Out   Truman Emphatically Declares Settlement Would Not Justify Any Slowdown In United States Defense Program

Truman Hopes This !s End, But He Is Nof Sure   He Says a Truce Would Not Justify Arms Slowdown

Russians Want Peace At Parallel, With Final Settlements In Future

Truman Hoping For Peace But It Is Far From Sure.   ‘Suggéstion On Procedure Invited From 15 Nations

Warns Against oO Any Detense  Plan Slowdown   U.S. Asks Others With Troops in hKorea for Suggestions on Truce

But Korean Settlement Would Not Justify Relaxation of Administration’s Defense Program; President Is Silent As to Next Step

Truman Expresses Hope Cease Fire Talks Successfu!   Outcome Not Yet Certain, He Says, Adding Settlement Will Not Justify Any Shutdown In Defense Program; Next Step Secret

President Hopeful Korean Cease-Fire  Talks Work Out   Truman Emphatically Declares Settlement Would Not Justify Any Slowdown In United States Defense Program   By JOUN M HICHTOWER

Giants Defeat Boston as  Dodgers Win  pe were,   Playoff Will Decide National League’s ‘World Series Hope

Giants, Dodgers Locked In Tie For National Pennant   See Sports Page

Giants Force Race For Loop Flag Into Playoff With Bums   New York Defeats Boston, 3-2, as Brooklyn Dodgers Squeeze Out 9-8 Win Over Phillies In 14 Innings to End Regular Season in Tie

Dive Ended As Brooklyn Wins in 14th   Polo Grounders Previously Assure Selves of Ties First Game Today

Giants, Dodgers Finish in Tie Playoff Starts Today For Championship

Playolt Necessary After New York And Brooklyn End Season Deadlocked   Staggering Dodgers Defeat Phils On Robinson’s 14th-Iming Homer While Giants Nose Out Boston Braves

Miraculous Giants Fight Into Playoff   Beat Boston 3-2 to Ac complish One of Great: est Comebacks.

Dodgers, Giants * Win Final Games; ' Robinson Homers   Three Game Series Starts Today To Getevmine Whe Plays Yankeea—-Dodgers Owe Everything Te... 7 Jackie Rebinena  i

GIANT -DODGER BEST-OF - THREE PLAYOFF OPENS   First Game For Crown Scheduled Today In Brooklyn

ear MISSING Reds May Sef Up Fifth Column  ,, Four Leaders are “ Absent When 17 m ... fa Bar af e OG wnccuh

—CRACKDOWN—  Plans Laid For Fifth Column   12,000 OTHER  CASES STUDIED

Searc 1 for. US Commies   Four Reds ‘Missing   Four Reds Missing G-Men Conduct iiet Dawn Raids

Justice Department Reports Cases Of 12,000 Other Communists Under Study, More Indictments Are Expected   RAIDS CONDUCTED IN PITTSBURGH, NEW YORE

Smash Enemy  Defenses Atop. Important Peak   Tank-Infantry Teams Win Battle After Furious Assault

Hold-Out Reds Are Dug Out With Bayonets   Tank-Infantry Assault Finally Overwhelms Dominating Height

‘Copters Move 1,000 Marines To Battlefront   Big Combined Attack Drives Red Units From Peak; Tanks in Rear

Allies Capture Vital Position In East Korea   Heartbreak Ridge Falls To U.S., French In Great Assault

Allies Chase Last Reds From Key Korea Ridge   Commies Bow To Powerful Tank-Infantry And Gun Drive

U8. AND FRENCH TROOPS TAKE LAST HEARTRREAK PEAK   Red Defenders, Who Fought Furiously to Hold Height, Swept From Summit in Night Attack,   HILL DOMINATES ENEMY SUPPLY ROUTE   leavy Fighting Takes Place in West With Chinese Resisting U. N. Advance in ~*  Yonchon Area,

Marines Advance By Helicopter Fast Of Ridge   Two Days Move Done in Six Hours By Giant Sikorskys

BIG UN TANKS: RANGE BEHIND ~ ENEMY’S LINES   Superforts Wreck New Chinese - Airfield Near Capital

ALLIED TROOPS WIN LAST PEAK OF HEARTBREAK   J. N. Units Control Ridge Dominating Red Supply Route   SEVERE FIGHTING ON WESTERN FRONT

Night Attack Finally Subdues Last Defenders   Fighting Some of Fiercest of Korean War; Enemy Gouged Out of Bunkers With Grenades and Cold Steel.

Yanks, French Capture Last ‘Ridge’ Peak   ‘Heartbreak? Height Falls After Deadly Allied  Apitilery Rareenn

Hold-Out Peak Captured By French And Americans After Month-Long Battle   Communist Positions Made Untenable By Allied Tank Columns Roaming In Rear Areas: Marines Use Helicopters

U. N. CAPTURES KEY RED PEAK   Allies Smash Last Hold-Out Hill on Heartbreak Ridge  United Nation Forces Blast Enemy Bastion In Greatest Combined Assault of Month

More Than 50 Allied Tanks Shooting Up Support Areas Make Communist Positions Untenable

Retail Clothing Prices To Be Higher This Fall But Increases May Not Hit High Levels Predicted Last Spring

Frail lranian Premier Goes Before UN   To Answer Britains Charges in Oil Dispute

lran’s Fainting Premier Makes  TV Appearance Mossadegh Gives  UN His Reply to British Charges

Uroes Action on Huge Tax Bill   Senator George Tells Committee to Hurry

Tax Deadline Of Sept. 1 Set  George Asks Senate Group Plan By Then

Deadline Is Set   Senate Finance Group: Summoned Into Closed  - Sessions For: ‘Action’

George Calls For Action On Tax Measure   Senator Urges Committee To Complete Bill

Hope To Lop Some Of $5 Billion House Boost   GEORGE FIXES SEPT. 1 DEADLINE TO PRESENT MODIFIED MEASURE TO SENATE -

Sen. George Seeks Action On Tax Bill   Wants Measwe Submitted By Early September

Deadline Is Set For Tax Proposa   Senate Finance Group Summoned Into Closed  Sessions For ‘Action’

 om oe eo. . L \Ordinance For Rezoning Gibsontown Area To Permit Housing Project Past First Reading

Warren Deplores  Weakened Morals   Curbs Not Needed This Year, Says Tobacco Industry

North Koreans Gain Ground In New Assaults  Allied Planec Hit   Allied Planes Hit Enemy Supply Lines Desnite Bad Weather

Frisco Will Delay Mac Celebration  Gov. Warren, Othe: Officials to Take Dart in Wleleamina

Big Welcome Delayed Until Wednesday   MacArthur Will End 14 Years Overseas; Cheered Iv Honolulu

MacARTHUR ON LAST LEG OF PACIFIC TRIP   General Due To Reach Mainland Tonight; Honolulu. Gives War Hero Large Welcome.   Big San. Francisco Welcome Coming ‘Tomorrow Morning:

Ousted Head Of UN Force Due Tonight   MacArthur Will End 14-Year Service In Far Pacifie Sector

GEN, MACARTHUR TO REACH WEST COAST TONIGHT   Plane Leaves Honolulu This Afternoon For San Francisco-— City Plans Rousing Welcome.

General Plans Quiet Entry . In San Francisco Tonight With Celebration Tomorrow

No Ceremony Tonight af San Francisco   Pomp, Flourishes Will Be Missing by MacArthur's Request

MacArthur Due In San Francisco Tonight And Washington Thursday   Little Pomp And Ceremony To Mark Arrival But Parade Planned For Tomorrow; Speaks To Congress Thursday.

Bay City Awaits General   San Francisco Ready For Big Celebration  Wednesday in Honor Of MacArthur Family

Welcome Will Be Next Dav   “Mac” Arrives Tonight But Parade Held Till Wednesday

APATHY DUE TO OVER-ELABORATION   Gives Sum  mary of Organization  Brig. General Wilson H Stephenson   TWO MAIN AGENCIES   Police and Firemen Are The Two Most Important Departments

Call To End State Of War   President Asks Congress Act as To Germany; Suil Hold Occupation

Promptly Rejected By Allies   Refuse To Yield Iron Triangle, Heartbreak Ridge And Other Hare  Won Spots In Deal

Allies Reject Red Proposal For New Cease-Fire Line  Plan Would Set Up Straight Line 10 Miles Above Parallel

Offer Rejected By Allies: New Plan Fynected   Proposal Regresents Weakening By Reds

Reds Give Up Demands for  Truce at 38th   Suggest Line 10 Miles North But . Allies Reject It

Reds Propose New Truce Line North of Paralle   Allies Reject Plan Because Would Lose Hard-Won Positions

Offer Zone 10 Miles To North   U.N. Refuses New Proposal; Holds Out For Battle Gains

Amaziah Johnson, Widely Known Montanat Who Operated Hotel Here, Is Taken by Death

ossea scm Fae ten eaten taal sieaiibanitiiaiiaiaiiiaid EE eee a PER ee teeter ro  High School Fraternity Faces Court Action for Medieval’ Initiations

Cabinet Offices Faces Citation For Contempt   Appeals Court Name: Sawyer, Peyton Ford In Ship Line Tangle

Sawyer, Aides To U.S. Cited For Contemp!   Ruling of Appeals Court Made in

SAWYER 1S CITED FOR CONTEMPT IN DOLLAR LINE CASE   Court Charges Cabinet Official Failed to Obey Order   NINE OTHERS NAMED.   Dispute Arises Over Stock Of Steamship Company Held By U.S.

Sawyer Is Cited For Contemp! In Controversy Over Ship Line  Appeals Court, In Extraordinary Move, Says Commerce Secretary Defied Order

Secretary Sawyer Cited For Contempi Nine Others To Appear  In Court In Ship Trensection

Secretary Of Commerce Cited By Appeals Court In Steamship Line Case   Sawyer And Nine Others Enjoined And Restrained From Disobeying And Disregarding Orders Of Judge

Sec. Sawyer Cited For Contempt   Secretary Has Not Obeyed Court In Dollar Line Case

APPEALS COURT CITES SAWYER FOR CONTEMPT   Unprecedented Actior Taken Against Com merce Secretary   OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS INVOLVED

COURT CITES CABINET HEAD FOR CONTEMPT   Sec. Sawyer Accused By Appeals Court in Steamship Action

Unprecedented Action Against Cabinet Officer   Nine Other Persons Cited For Contempt In Steamshin Cece

Sawyer Cited For Contempt In Ship Case   Nine Others Summonec In Failure to Obey Federal Court Order

Sec. Sawyer Hit By First Such Action  Dollar Line-U. S. In Hot Dispute

Sawyer, Nine Others Accused In Ship Action   Court Charges*Group Failed to Return Big Line to Former Owner

FAMOUS AUTHOR TAKEN BY DEATH   Heart Ailment Fatal To John Erskinec—Writer Of “Venus The Lovely Goddess.””

Author John Erskine Dies  Helen of Troy's Private Life Lent Fame to His

American Author Dies From Attack   John Erskine Wrote Many Novels During Active Lifetime

HAIL, RAIN HIT VERNON AREA Thunderstorms Race Over Parts Of State: Cool Front Moves In

Bloody Riot In lran as Harriman Arrives for Talks   Truman’s Trouble Shooter to Try For Oil Settlement

HARRIMAN SET FOR IRAN TALK   10 Die in Riots After He Arrives On Oil Mission

Bloody Riots Flare In Iran Over Adviser   Harriman Arrival Is Protested; 10 Killed, 100 Hurt

Harriman To Start Talks on Iran Oil Crisis   10 Killed, more Thar 100 Hurt in Riot. As Protest to Visit

Riot Claims 10 Vietims At Teheran   Harriman Slated To Begin Appeal For Oil Settlement

‘Joint Session May Consider Setting Up Finance Director   Outside Expert Advises Territory to Set Up Single Department to Keep Eye on Cash Expenditures and Handle Territorial Money

Move Made To Overhaul Terri. Financial Operations   Committee Agrees Overhaul Needed

State Meeting Of REA Co-ops Planned Friday   Week-end Convention Scheduled For   -Maanetic Sprinas Hotel

Two-Day Meeting At Magnetic Springs To Be Devoted To Electric Power Use

Plan Move  A eainst ane o hae  ‘Officials  Ministers Discuss Impeachment of Those Who Permit Organized Crime

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 12  Big-Town Mobsters Linked With Louisiana Racketeers

Cholera Enidemic Claims 142 Lives   Death Toll Less Than Corresponding Period A Year Aco.

Ex-Film Beauty's Gems, Furs Taken,  ; Hope Hampton’s Loss Estimated $330,000

Loot $330,000 ‘As Thieves Rob Former Actress   Valuables in:Bank Until, Hope Hampton Got Atom Jitters

Prices Show New Increase  Whoalecale Levele   Wholesale Levels Reported Up During Past Week

EVERY COUNTY WELFARE BOARD FACING PROBE     House Passes Measure — Calling for Two Year   Investigation.

HOUSE VOTES INVESTIGATION OF WELFARE   Bill Calls For Sweeping Probe, With Report To Be Made In ‘53.

New Cease-Fire Call Is Issued  U.N. Group Asks Early Negotiations

U. N. ISSUES CALL FOR A CEASE FIRE   ‘Special Committee Says Actior Would Precede Negotiations

Not Much Talk Heard About State Budyct   More Interest In How Unauthorized Work O1 Building Started

SHE'S TOO YOUNG, SENATOR TOLD Take My Baby Off Military Committee, Dad Demands

It’s The Smaller Things In This" Life That Give Lawmaker Trouble

Seize Literary Classics at Dubuque  Aftermath of Women’s Campaign

Ultimatum  To Railmen Army Says Strikers  Will Be.Fired If Not. On Jobs by 3 Saturday

Those Who Fail to Return Will Be Fired; Pay Hike Put Into Effect; Truman Blasts Unions

Government Dangles Pay Raises Before Workers After President Denounces Walkouts  Truman Says Union Leaders Ran Out Like “Bunch of Russians”

Switchmen Must Work or Forfeit Jobs, Is Warning   Pay Hike Promised As Army Receives Orders to Place Roads in Operation

Truman In Red Cross Appeal  President, Marshall Open Fund Campaign

Truman, Marshall Open Red Cross’  Drive for Funds   ‘5i Campaign Opens Ove ~ Radio and TV Programs; Goal Is $85 Million:

Russians Show Off New Jets  Planes Streak Along At 760-Mile Clip

Big Guns And Planes Assist Tank-Infantry   General Van Fleet Describes UN Goal As ‘Unlimited’

‘Unlimited Objective’ Is Given Troops in Drive Against Reds; — General Says Enemy Lost Nerve

Allies Sweep Back Across 38th Parallel   ‘Swarms of Airplanes, Artillery Supports _ New UN Offensives

Co. Firemen At Houtzdale Tomorrow   Annual Convention Centers Interests of SmokeEaters of Clearfield  And Neighbor Counties.

Western Big Three Accepts Plan For Disarmament Talks But Russia Js: Still Dodging -Issue-

Western Big Three OK Talks   But Russia Sull Has Not Agreed To Secret Meet On Disarmament

Big Three Agree To Disarmament Talks With Reds   But Vishinsky Is Silent On Program Proposed In Paris

West Accepts Disarmament Talks Plan   - But Russia’  Fails to State fax Bcc tit ot.

Big 3 Agrees To Asian-Arab Plan For Disarmament Talk, USSR Hedges

Big Three Accepts ” — Asian-Arab Plan   Vishinsky Dodges Appea For Disarmament Talks .

West Ready For Private Talks On Disarmament   Vishinsky, However, Dodging Appeals For Russian Answer.

Big Three Accepts Disarmament Talks Plan; Reds Stall   Private Parleys Proposal Gets Formal OK; Vishinsky Dodaes Direct Reply Plegq

West’s Big Three Accepts Proposal For Disarmament   Vishinsky Dodges Direct Appeals To Give Soviet Answer

-DIS ARM AMENT-.-Closed Door Discussions  Up To Russia  Secret Talks Given Big Three Approval

Big 3 Accepts Plan For Talk On Disarming   But Vishinsky Dodges Appeal For Soviet Answer To Proposal

Red Answer Awaited By ‘Big Three’   U.S., Britain And France Accept Plan Of Arab-Asia  Rar Diecarmament Pall

Red Delegate Dodges Talks On Arms Cut   Western Big Three Accepts Plans For Private Discussion

Soviet Note Confusing,  Allies Say   Big Three Powers To Ask Moscow For Clearer Siatement

To Ask Russia For Clarification Of Proposal For Bia Four Meeting

New Note To Moscow   Western Allies Want Parley Stand Clarified; Ahead on Arms Plans

West Plans Second Note To Moscow   Will Ask Clarification Of Russia’s Proposal For Big Four Meeting

WESTERN ALLIES WILL SEND NEW NOTE TO RUSSIA   Reauest Will Be Made  For Clarification Of Moscow's Latest Proposal For Con. ference.

Big 3To Ask Russians Clear   Parley Proposal  Allied Officials See   Soviers Deliberately  Cenfusing The Issues

West Will Ask Clarification  Of Moscow Bid  Leaves Door Open For ‘Big 4 Talks  wy . te. Oh Wwe atent ie

Seek a Clarification Of Russien Pronosal   Western Powers to Send New Note to Mascow On fia Encr Canfarenea

Kohler Answers Four Democrats About McCatrhy   His Activities Not Pleasing to Reds or Democratic Leaders

Governor Replies To  Democrats   Asserts Activities Of McCarthy Pleasing Neither To Reds Or Democratic Leaders

Navy Fighter Dives Into East River ~  Spectators Gaze In Horror At Crash

Plane Dives Into New York River; Misses Skyscrapers   Thousands Of Horrified Spectators See F-4-U ‘Death Plunge;’ No Trace Of Pilot

Plane Roars Past City Into River   Horrified Thousands See Pilot Hurtle to Death

Fighter Plane Dives - Ynto the East River   Lands Plane On Mt. Ranier And Gets It Of;

Faces Maybe 20 Years .  Bookie Gross Indicted On10ContemptCharges

Gross Indicted  On 10 Counts   Additional Charges May Be Made, Attorney Says

Press For OK On Turkey And Greece   Diplomats Move To Include 750,000-Man Military Forces In Anti Red Defense Treaty.

CHICAGO GIRL ~ IS MARRIED TO FORMER PRIEST   She Loses ‘Citizenship in Italy; He is Kicked Out by Chureh.

Blonde Chicago Girl Finally Weds Former Roman Catholic Priest in Milan

Seven Killed, 10 Rescued from Wreckage  Stewardess Dies Heroine of Crash

Stewardess  Dies Saving  Plane Victims   Perishes in Attempt tc Rescue Baby; Sever Are Killed by Flame:

Heroic Stewardess, Six Others Perish   Girl Rescues 10 but Loses Life in Crash

6 OTHER PERSONS PERISH Stewardess Saves Ten,  But Dies In Plane Fire

Jax Girl Saves 10 In Air Crash, Dies   7 Perish As Airliner Burns In Philadelphia

i hiladeiphia Airliner Crash Takes Seven Lives  Ten Rescued  By Stewardess, Who Goes Back In And Dies There

Stewardess, 24, Dies in Fire-Swept Plane, after Saving  10 Passengers; 4 Other Women, 2 Babies Perish in Wreck

HEROIC STEWARDESS [a FOUND WITH DEAD BABY   After Helping 10 Persons Escape Flaming Plane   SIX DIED IN THE PLANE

GIRL GIVES LIFE TO SAVE 10 IN CRASH   Stewardess Dies a Heroine as Seven Perish in Flaming Wreckage of Airliner at Philadelphia.

Stewardess On Plane Dies After Saving 10 From Fire   Four Other Women And Two Babies Lose Lives In Crash

Attractive Young Stewardess Lauded As Heroine In Philly Plane Accident

Hostess Heroine, Six Others Killed  Airliner Overruns Field. Explodes

, Airliner Stewardess Dies on Duty After Rescuing 110 Persons From Flaming Plane: Six Others Dead

7 Die, 19 Saved In Plane Crash   Hostess of National Airlines Gives Life to Save Passengers

Pretty Stewardess Is Heroine When Seven Die In Flaming Plane Crash

Stewardess Dies a Heroine After Rescuing 10 Passenger:   *Seven Persons Die When Airplane Crashes At Philadelnhia

So. Portland GI Escapes Death In Philadelphia   Heroic Stewardess Saves Ten, Sacrifices Life In Resene AMamnt

Seven Are Dead Ir Plane Crash Ai >hiladelphia  Heroic Stewardess   Heroic Stewardess Gives Her Life In Saving Passengers  —_ a —_eah ame £48

Gallant Young Stewardess Is Heroine Of Plane Disaster; Charred Body Found With Infant Clasped In Her Arms

Stewardess Die: As She Rescues (0 From Plane  Heroine Leads Plane Passengers To Safety After Landina Crash

Stewardess Dies In Rescuing Ten   19 Escape Philadelphia Crash of National Air Line:  DC-4 in Which Seven Perished Yesterday

STEWARDESS LOSES LIFE SAVING OTHERS   4 Other Women and Two Babies Die in Phila. Plane Crash

Stewardess, 24, Dies After Rescuing 10 Passengers From Flaming Plane

Stewardess Dies Saving-10 In Fiery Crash   6 Others Perish As DC-4 Wrecks During Philadelphia Landing

Stewardess Dies After Rescue of 10   7 Perish When Plane Skids Over Philadelphia Runwa'

: ° , e ¥ Stewardess Dies As Heroine  In Crash Of Plane On Runway

Heroic Airline Stewardess is Among Victim:   Goes Into Flaming Plane In Attempt To Save Small Baby

Stewardess Dies A Heroine in Plane Crash   Rescues Ten Passengers trom Flaming Wreckage

Heroic Stewardess Saves 10 Lives in Plane Crash, Dies With Victims

Stewardess Dies After Saving 10   Six Others Die When Airliner Crashes And Burns in Philadelphia

Heroic Airline Stewardess Dies Helping Save 19   ‘Pilot and Co-pilot Both Escape Injury as Four-Engined Craft Skids Past End of Runway at International Port.

Stewardess Loses Life Saving Crash Victims   Heroine Leads 10 to Safety, Dies In Burning Airliner

Giant Saga Sags: Yanks Win Series  Bomber Wand Changes Cinderellas Into Pumpkin Pie, 4 To 3

Late Rally By Giants Not Enough   Honk Bouer’s Triple With Bases Loaded Puts Game On Ice

YANKEES NOSE GIANTS TO WIN WORLD SERIES   Bauer’s Blow Decide: Game; Rally In 9th Falls Short

Giants Rally In 9th Ends With Great Catch By Bauer   Giants Outhit Champs 11 To 7 But Towering Triple Ry Raver With Rases Full Gave Marein

Bauer's, Blast Wins Yanks Their Third  Consecutive Series   ‘Finis’ Written to Saga Of Giants’ Great Surge

Bauer’s Big Triple And Cireus Catch Provide Stengel With New Title

Take World Series For 3rd Straight Season After Squelching 9th-Inning Rally By Die-Hard New York Giants   Hank Bauer With Three-Run Triple And Sensational Fielding Is Outstanding Star Of Game As Bombers Weite Binic Ta Incredible Sasa Of Durochermen

Yankees Cop Series on Bauer Blow   Sixth-Jnning Triple Sets Up 4-3 Win, Nins Game Giants

Premier Says Trealy Just   Avoids Mention of Russian .Attendence at Coming Peace Conference

Yoshida Favors Keeping U. S. Force In Japan   Premier Makes Talk About Peace Treaty

Unilateral  Treaty To  Save Japan Yoshida Says He  Will Sign Pact With United States

Navy fo Aid In Defense Of Formosa   U.S. Serves Warning. as:Chinese Communists Mass. Small -- Crafts Off Mainland

Arab Ruler Faints Telling Of Threat   Iran Ruler Says Oil Fuss May Cost His Life

lranian Premier Faints Following Dramatic Speech   Deputies Laugh As He Tells Of Threats

Official Faints When Telling About Threat   lran’s Chief Laughed At When Describing Shining Dream Figure

Three Cars’ Hit Man Walking on Highway   Valley's 25th Traffic Death Occurs Near Edinburg; One Of Vehicles Fails to Stop   lran Premier Faints After Telling Threats on His Life

Major Battle Takes Place. In Indo-China   French, However, Keep Lid On Story O Fighting With Reds

GIRL, 5, INJURED BY FALLING SLIDE   Lynn Curren Receives Skull Fracture; Name’ on Danger List

lremendous Fire fo Speed Foot Assaults   Communists’ Death Stand Recalls World War II Fighting

UN INFANTRY .BATTLED TO STANDSTILL ©   Ferocious Fighting Is Reported Along Mountain Sector

Massive Barrage As Die-Hard Reds Stop U. Nv Drive   New Claim of Truce Violations Made by Red Radio

GUNS FIRE FOR FULL 24 HOURS AT DUG-IN FOE   Fighting in Hills Like That During Island Campaign

U.N. Artillery Hits Reds With Heavy Barrage   Communists Fight. Allies To Standstill In Terrific Battle

Reds Stall Allies In Thrust to Take Mountain Front   MAY ATTACK JET SANCTUARIES

Fire-Power Used by Allies Before New Attacks Start; Reds Tell New Violations

Heaviest UN Artillery Fire Pounds Reds   Commies Fight Allies ti Standstill in ‘Battle of Hills’

Reds Get Taste of Allied Artillery in Furious Battle   U. N. Firepower Is By Far the Heaviest in Current Fighting.

Heavy Artillery Batters Dug-in Enemy on Peaks   Stubborn Defense Denies Infantry East Korean Hills

Heavy UN © Artillery Fire Smashes Reds   Allies Move To Soften Stubborn Hill Defenses

ENEMY HIT BY UN ARTILLERY IN HILLS BATTLE   RED RADIO CHARGES ALLIES WITH MORE KAESONG VIOLATIONS

F oe Repulses 3 Attacks By Yank Troops   Number of Shells Tossed at Enemy Near Korea Record

“Battle. of Hills’ Erupts in Terrific Artillery Barrage To Distodge Enemy

Allied Artillery Hammering Reds After Drive Fails  U.N. Units Halted In Effort To Win ‘Battle of Hills’

Artillery Hits Red Positions   Savage Fight Holds UN To Standstill

iixplosives Poured Into Entrenched Koes by UN. Division 24 Hours: Several Peaks Won

Enemy Fights Allies Almost To a Standstill   Battle of Hills In East Korea Erupts With Great Violence

Booming Guns  Blasting Reds   Heavy Artillery Barrage Knocks  Communists From Key Positions

Allies Pour He avy Fire On Red Units   Foe Fights Infantry Al most to Standstill ir  Battle of Hills’

Reds Fight UN to a Standstill   Allies Gain Hill on West Central Front

Allies Storm Hill + Times Before  Driving Foe Off   Battle Described As One Of  Toughest Since Crossing Han

FOE DIGS IN FOR STAND ON HILL FRONT   Allies Pour Thousands of Rounds . of Fire: Shells ‘and Explosives on ‘Ens emy’s Deep Bunkers.    U. N. TAKES HILL IN BAYONET CLASH   But Allied Doughboys Are Driven Back in Other Attacks on Wild Korean ‘Mountain Front. -

Allies Pour Heavy Barrage On Red Koreans   Thousands of Rounds Fired at Commies

Chances of Duff's Control Dwindles   Owlett States Senator Will Have Difficulty On Running Delegation

Owlett Says Duff Won't Control Penna. Convention Delegation; Lausche Urges Truman to Run

What Is Uncle Sam Going to Get in Return For Billions He Has Given European Powers?

Subversive Groups List Challenged  Supreme Court Grants Hearing Oa fixnaaine

May Put Wraps On Subversive  Group List   See Hushed Listing as Possible Result of Supreme Court Action

ROBERT BILL'S — BODY RECOVERED AT 9 A.M, TODAY   Funeral Arrangements Still Incomplete For 27-Year-Old Ex-GI

Body of Drowning Victim Recovered Monday Morning  Robert Bill 27, Marysville Drowned While  ©. 0? eee cee ‘in Raccara’

Waste at Army ‘Training Posts Inexcusable  Probers Demand Economy Become Virtually Obsession

Baltimore Would Get New Congress District Under Md. Democrats’ Plan

Atomic Weapons Experts to Test New Developments in Desert Experiments

Atomie Experts Set To Make Further Blast. Experiments _  On Nuclear Fission In West

Atomic Experts to Test ‘Bursts’ in Nevada   Don't Fear Any Harmful Eitect, ‘Consultant Says

New Atom Bomb Tests Planned   Experiments To Be Staged On Nevada Desert

Nevada Desert Chosen As Site. ...  Government Plans  _ New A-Bomb Test

ALG Will s1uiGy ~ Controlled Blast  New Weapon Seen In Nevada Tests

PICKPOC KRIS txteN PEED CUPID AL GNE.   “tr it €F tt MERITS   Smaller A-BombstoBe Tested NearLas Vegas

Nevada A-Blasts Won't Be Full-Scale Explosions ' {Say Physicists: They'll ‘Tickle Dragon's Tail’

“Tickling Dragon’s Tail” Expected ToAdvanceAtomicWarhead Schedule

“Marines Seize ‘Hill to South  Of Hoengsong; New Cains Made Despite Mud

U. S. Leathernecks Take Hills South Of Wrecked Hoensong   Veteran Division Spearheading Present Allied Drive in Central Korea; Seven American * - Divisions Identified

Leathernecks Capture Hills Near Road Hub  Reds Massing For   Reds Massing For Probable Offensive

Road Hub Becomes  Battlefield   Fight Over Big Assembly Point For Red Supplie:

FIRST MARINES HOLD POSITIONS NEAR HONGCHON   Enemy Making Determined Defense Of Vital Lateral Road   ADVANCES UP TO 4 MILES MADE MONDAY

Advances Up To 4 Miles Made Monday In Central Front Despite Rain, Mud And Considerable Enemy Resistance

Grab Hills To Threaten Red Center   Seven American Qutfits Listed On Front Lines

IdentityOf Division Held— Secret Till Now  Allies Advance [n _. Spite Of Gales Of Wind And Bain

In : Battles   Leathernecks Take Hills South Of War-Wreck- . ed Hoenatona ~

Marines Take Hills Near Hoengsong   Turn That Central Korean Road Hub Inte No Man’s Land.

[Texas Housewives Stand Firm:in Their Refusal to Withhold Security Taxes

Rain Falls Over Pari of County  Skips Ade, » Seoks Alle Allen  Chane

Rain Falls Over Part of County   Skips Ado, Sooks Allen, Stenewelt end Flitstern

Record Breaking Floadwaters Hit Gentral Kansas   112 Dead; Property Dam. _ age in Millions as Rains Centinue

Kansas Has Flood Loss In Millions   Weather Men Can Promise  Only More Rain

12 DEAD, MILLIONS LOST IN KANSAS PROPERTY; MISSOURI HAS WATER, TOO

LIMP MAY LEAD TO THOMPSON'S   Americans Asked To Be O: Lookout for Fugitive Red Leader

Five Houses Afire; B-29 Crew Killed   Bomber Returning to Lowry Field; Toll Of Civilians Unknowr

14 FEARED DEAD AS PLANE RAMS ROW OF HOUSES   Huge Bomber Plunges Into New Denver Residential District.

14 KILLED AS O70 GAAana INTO HOUSES   Plane Burns and Several 0! Crew Believed Trapped in Wreckage.

Air Force Plane Falls At Denver   At Least One Resident Reported Injured in Crash

River Stages   B-29 Crashes Info Houses In Denver; 14 Persons Killed

Truck Upsets Flyer, 30 Hurt. 1 Dead   Collision Derails Passenger Train at Kansas Crossing

AORALS OF YOUNG AMERICANS:  BROKEN HOME LARGEST FACTOR IN YOUTHFUL CRIME

‘NATIONAL DISASTER’  Tragedy Of B roken Homes Lies Behind  Juvenile Crimes

Good Afternoon! In Today's Journa   ~eravers: OF 3) Vems Answereu Woman Finds Sister In Oklahoma Town

Woman's 31-Year Search Rewarded: as She ls Reunited With Her Sister at Miami

Fair Easter Weather For Most Of U.S.   Midwest May Be White And Snow Flurries Here  Ava Pacoihla

Weatherman See Winter Weather   Easter Parade May Be Decked With Wraps Against Cold

Sunny Weather Seen For Easter   Expect Cool Wave By Sunday Morning

Fire Wrecks Pier; Many Are Injured   Ship’s Crew ‘Escapes Death ‘From Flaming Shir

Byrd Thinks Truman Weak Candidate  Virginia Senator Does Net Believe He

Byrd Calls HST Weakest In Bid For Presidency   Declares President Will Not Be Re-Elected

Byrd Declares Truman Can’t Be Re-Elected  Virginia Democrat Savs President Is

Regards HST Weakes est Man ih Democrat Field Today  Sen. Byrd Doubts If President Truman Could Win Re-Election

Byrd Sees Slim Chance  For Truman   President- Weakest Likely Candidate,  Virginian Asserts

“Weakest of Possible Nominees” Truman Facing Defeat, Sen. Bvrd Declares

Truman Can't Win, Says Byrd   President's Critic Says Truman Weaker Today Than Ary

Byrd Says T Truman “Weakest Choice  * * * * * *  oe _ gs sa eee eh te espa ares Sapa: a si   Virginia Senator Asserts President Cannot Be Re-elected

Truman ‘Weaker’ Now, Byrd Feels   Warns UF War  Eisenhower Asks Pact Leaders To Forget Petty Differences

Acheson Says World Court Should Rule   Secretary Raps Sherman’s Story On Naval Blockade

38 Crossing Awaits Poll of U.N. Members   MacArthur Will Not Get Permission Uniil Allies Tell Stand

Decision to Cross Parailel Held up Until Chinese Plans . On Battlefield Are Developed

UN Strategy to Await Red Move   No Decision Made on Drive North of 38th

Full Dress Probe Of FHA Threatens   Illegal Operations In Puerto Rico May Turn Senate Spotlight On All Housing Work.

Youth Convicted In Torch Slaying  Jurors Spare Life eat. 4Oe g  Bi ewe

CITY MANAGER BILL GOES 10 SENATE FLOOR   Objector Claims Law Would  Reduce Mayor to “Handshaker.”

CITY MANAGER © BILL GOES 10 2  aos   Objector Claims Lew Would Reduce Mayor to “Handshaker.”

DETROIT BUS PARLEY LAGS   Negotiations Deadlocked  When Discussions Are Broken Off

Detroit Strike Talks Stalled  Transit Workers Sit Tiaht For Raise

Call 41,000 Draffees for Octoher Quota   Thirty-Six Thousand Will be Inducted Into the Army and 5.000 in Marine Corns.

Government Orders 41,000 Men to Be Drafted in October  Total of 675,000 Called to Duty Since Start of Korean War

Rep. King Call's McGrath’s Attention to “Apparent Irregular Activity"; Several Have Poor Memortos

King Wants Tax Probe Of Justice Dept.   Caudle Admits Deal With Investigator Employed by Gypper

Caudle Admits I Aceepting Fee   Probers Hear Commissior On Plane Sale $5.000

HOUSE PROBERS TOLD A TAX CASE ‘WAS TO BE FIXED   M'Grath’s Attention Called t “Apparent Irregular Activity on Part of Justice Department.”   CAUDLE GOT 85,000 IN AIRPLANE DEAI   Tells of Receiving Commis. sion on Sale of Ship to Investigator f r Two New Yorkers.

U.N. Forces Not lo Stop Advance At 38th Parallel  Gen. Van Fleet Says Enemy Invasion

Chinese All Around  PPP PLP LAP AL AL AL AAA , in  Banzai Charge !s Staged by Yanks

CHEST DRIVE SET AT $6025: 50 SEEK FUNDS   Worthy ‘Activities Must Be Supported *by Community Chest; Give Generously, D. J. Carr, President of Community Chest .

Suspect Arson In Frisco Fire   Police Arrest All Known Firebugs; 8 Bodies Are Found

10 Dead In Apartment Fire; Firebugs Nabbed   San Francisco Official Expresses Concern Over “Delayed Alarm”; 10 Missing. 23 Iniured

PHONE WORKFRS STRIKE   Apartment Fire Touches Off Roundup of Firebugs

Knowland Urge: Europe Arm On 6-to-1 Ratio   U.S. Can Not Allow Continent To Fall, GOP Senctor Savs

Senator Urges 70 Divisions To Stop Reds   Knowland Appeals For Unity In U. 5. And Between Allies

Suagests 6 to 1 Ratio of Troops  Let U. S. Furnish 10 Divisions, Europe 60

Senator Offers Six-To-One Ratio In Defense Pact   Says Bulk Of Land Forces Must Come From Europe Itself

70 Divisions For European Defense Asked   Senator Proposes U.S. Offer Ten Full Divisions

Knowland Favors Six-To-One Ratio To Rearm Europe   Would Have US Send 10 Divisions And Others Provide 60

SEN. KNOWLAND OFFERS PLAN FOR ARMING EUROPE   ONE DIVISION OF AMERICAN TROOPS FOR 6 OF ALLIES

Ratio Asked For Europe To Provide  Own Troops   Senator Proposes Six-To-One Plan For U. S., Allies

6-to-1 Ratio Of Kuropean Troops Urged   Knowland Adds To Congress Debate On Atlantic Defense

Senator Proposes That U.S. Furnish One Division For Every Six Put In Field By Atlantic Pact Partners

Sen. Knowland Would Send lO Divisions to Aid Europe  “His Plan Calls for Other North —

‘Sen. Knowland Proposes Six-To-One Ratio For Arming Western Europe

Friday ioth  Hoosier K nows tl the Reason Why It’s Sucha Black Day

_Friday 13th Z [Hoosier Knows the Reason Why It’s Sucha Black Day

Brifain to Send U.S. Aluminum  Will Get Additionat Steel in Exchange

Aluminum To Be Tradec ‘To United States For More Steel To Brtiain

Twin Girls Arrive For Jimmy Stewart And Wife   Both Mother nd Daughters Getting Alang Fine: Movie Star is Very Happy

‘Tobin Criticises  WageC urbe With Index Up Called ‘Unrealistic’

Wage Curb Unrealistic   Labor Secretary Says Line Can’t Be Held If Living Costs Go On Up

Tobin Says Wage Law Unrealistic  Can‘t Hold Wages If  Prices, Profits Rise

AKRON, HAWARDEN MEN SUCCESSFUL IN OIL VENTURE   Producing Well Brought In Recently On Site Near Fureka. Kansag

U. §. LEAD SHORTAGE   Official Sees No Chance of Improvement Before First of Year

22 Injured As Vehicle  Overturns   Driver Losee Control After Hitting Obstacle

7 Dead, 25 Hurt As Bus Plunges Off Bay Bridge   Spectacular Crash At Oakland, Calif.; Dramatic Scenes

Vehicle’s Top Crushed Down  To Seat Level   Driver Loses Control Of Bus After It Hits Huge Concrete Block

Seven Killed As Bus Falls 40 Feet and Lands on Top   22 Persons Hurt As Big Vehicle Crashes Through  Retamine Fence

SEVEN PEOPLE KILLED AS BUS DIVES 40 FEE]   Plunge Off Californie Bridge Ramp Also Injures 22

Concrefe Block In Traffic Lane Cause of Crash   Cement Divider Hit By Motorist. Ahead: Of Wrecked Vehicle

Seven Killed In Bus Crash Near Oakland Bridge  Vehicle Hits Block Of Concrete Knocked Loose By Motorist

7 Die, 22 Injured As Bus Overturns  Big Vehicle Strikes Object In Road And Plunges Off 40-Foot Ramp

Occupants Pinned In Wreckage   Greyhound Bus Plunges Off Ramp And Lands Upside Down

SEVEN KILLED AND 22 INJURED IN BUS WRECK   Plunged 40 Feet Off Ap_ proach Ramp To Bridge  In California   12 REPORTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION

7 Die, 25. Hurt When Bus Dive: Off Bridae   Greyhound Crashes In San Francisco; Lands Upside Down

Passenger Vehicle Strikes Chunk of Concrete, Dives. Through Fence: 22 Hurt

Huge Machine Spins Out of Control After Striking Chunk of Concrete on Approach to the Bay Bridge.

West Coast Strike Ends  Seamen Break Off  Those, sh. BRace* fo anccd

Keating Townshiy Pre-School Clinie   June 4th and 5th Dates Set for Testing

Keating Township P oe Sthndl Clinic   June Ath and 5th Dates Set for Testing

Bosox, Yanks Tied Again  Padres Reined Out  @ BRADLEY: dona: ISSUES" CHALLENGE TO COLUMNIST 6  seg ‘ NWEMAWG-an Snunpte: Parca.   Truman Studies Boyle REC Deal

BOYLE EXERTED INFLUENCE ON RFC, _ NEWSPAPER SAY        iPost-Dispateh Asseris Firn Got $565,000 Loan After Democratic Chief Came Into Picture,   CHARGES FINNEGAN ALSO HAD A HAND      Truman Declares He Is Look ing Into Allegations That $8,000 Was Paid Party Leader.

Hold Back V olunteers Enlistment Boom Jams D. M. Induction Cente

Expert Advises Immediate Attempt To Save Tobacco Harvesting Labor

New Channels Being Planned  TV Expansion Outlook bnproving, FCC Reports

FCC Diseloses Plans to Add 70 New TV Channels  Space Grant Freeze Would Be Lifted In 4 Places

Action Just Boosts Plans No Overnight Boom for TV Exnected After FCC “Thaw’

Expansion of TV Now in Prospect   Many New Stations In Ohio Possible

Hearings Will Open May 23 FCC Announces Tentative Plans ‘Adding 70 New TV Channels

New Channels Are Allocated  For Television   FCC Takes Steps Toward Possible Ending Of Its Freeze Against New Station Grants

FCC Announces Plans lor Vv  No Larae Stati   No Large Station ‘Thaw’ Before October

Proposed Expansion of Television Includes 49 New Kansas Channels

Truman Would cxplore Soviet Peace Proposal!   President Guords His Comments At Press Conference

Cease-Fire Is No Slow Up In U.S.   Truman Says Truce Can’t Cheek U. S. Defense Preparation

SPRINGFIELD HALTS GARBAGE. STREET WORK   State Copital Broke, Ends  - Sewer Work, Lays Off Qe bAan 

Springfield Has Money Woes  Lack of Funds to Halt Garbage Collections

SPRINGFIELD HALTS GARBAGE, STREET WORK   } State Capital Broke, Ends Sewer Work, Lays Off 85 Men,

Believe DC-4 With 38 Aboard Sighted onPeak Near Seward   “Construction Camp Man Spots Shattered  Remains Through Binoculars; Low Clouds Keen Tenth Rescue Aircraft From Area

REDS MOVING MORE TROOPS TO FRONTLINE   Battles of Jets Still Continue: Bombers Active

Over 100 Jets In Fight; Action On All Fronts   General Ridgeway Flies To Visit Korea, First in Three Weeks

DOWN TO BUSINESS   Newly-Formed. Committees of Kansas House Swing Into Action ‘

Building Projects To C ost More  Construction  Ceilings to Go Up Nov. 20

Home Building Costs Boosted by OPS Order   New Ceiling Price Regulation Issued; Laber, Materials Uo

Two More Men Get Petitions For City Offices   Four Now Have Petitions for Councilmen-at-Large

Nation's Defense Efforts Lagging, President Claims   Mid-Year Economic Report Says Army Strength May Be Raised Bevond 3.500.000 Mer

Investigate C.A.B. Ruling On Non-Scheduled Air Flights   Senate Committee To Probe Actions

Call for Probe Of $50 Payment To Vance Julian   ‘GOP Legislative Leader Wants Investigation

ARREST LIST TOTALS 44.  1 More Top U.S. Commies  Are Rounded Up By FBI

Hot Figth Still InProspect on Controls Bill   ’ Seriate-Hause Groups To Start Wednesday Te Seek Agreement

Conirols Bills To Go Before Joint Parley   Legislators Hope to Welc Measures Into One Ry Saturday

U.S. SIGNS 17 TARIFF PACTS   Britain Fails To Agre On Swapping Of Concessions

NO DISCLAIMERS HEARD FROM IKE   Duff Declares General Knows What’s Going on

Truman Watches Civil Rights Plan Without Concern   Has No Intention Of Retreating From Fair Deal Program

HST Ienores Dixie Blasts  Goes Ahead With   Goes Ahead With Civil Rights Plan

Truman Not Disturbed by Protests From South to Civil Rights Order

Civil Rights Pot Boiling Again: In South As Truman Issues Discrimination Order

Triumph for U. S. Position   Committee Vote Leaves Wide Gpen What New Steps, If Any, To Be Token

RESUME CHEST DRIVE MONDAY   WORKERS URGED TO REDOUBLE EFFORTS TO OBTAIN $5,635 NEEDED.

For the 24-hour period ending at noon Wednesday, Lincoln recorded .84 of an inch of precipitation.

Manager Of Butler Indicted By Jurors  Jonkel Accused Of Viclating State's Corrupt Peroetiecoe Act

Butler’s Campaign Manager Accused Of Keeping  Inaccurate Records   SEVEN WITNESSES GAVE TESTIMONY

McCarthy Linked To RFC Inquiry  But Solon ‘Clea In Ra nlon Stecred ‘

Torn Checks At Preakness Are Revealed   Chairman Faullbright Sees Ne Need For Further Probe Of Wisconsin  Cpe Bed.

Coaches Leap_ From Trestle  At Full Speed   Commuter En Route To Wealthy New Jersey Area Cracks Up On Temporary Overpass; Many Abserd Dus To Railroad Strike

Many Trapped In Steel Cars; Hundreds Hurt   Express Train, Jammed To Aisles With Commuters, Jumps Tracks And Plunges Down Embankment--Deaths Expected To Mount

Some Victims Cut to Bits in Crack-Up on Temporary Trestle at Woodbri: ge, New Jersey; More Than 900 Aboard.

Train Was Rocking Along At Top Speed, Cleared Trestle By Three Car Lengths; Then It Left The Rails And Hit Street Below

Nearly 500 Injured As Five PRR Cars Plunge Off Trestle   Train Traveling at Top Speed Crashes Over 20-Foot Embankment Into Woodbridge Street; Coaches Bent U-Shaped by Force of Crackup

Many Are Trapped In Shattered Cars   Crews Battle Mud, Blood To Aid Victims Of New Jersey Wreck; Mob Is Held Back

Express Jammed With Commuters Derailed at Woodbridge, N. J., While Traveling at High Speed — Some Victims Cut to Pieces, Others Trapped for Hours in Twisted Coaches.

Delivery of New Passenger Car Tires Cut 25 Per Cent  @...2. pw YL UCL KP ua. bt .. ..f........... .§ Pein. "8.

Government Cuts Rubber  For Civilians   Motorists Warned To Expect Nearly All-Svnthetic Tires

CUT IN DELIVERY OF TIRES ORDERED   Atto Makers Will Get 25 Per Cent Less in Second Quarter Because of Rubber Shortage.

'N. P. A. Orders Tire, Tube Cut   Car Deliveries Are Slashed 75 Per Cent

Government Again Cuts. Rubber for Auto Tires’  Car Firms To Get  Only 75 Percent   Car Firms To Get Only 75 Percent As Many Tires  As in Ist Ouarter

Civilian Tire Delivery Cu   25 Percent Reduction Fo: New Cars; Inventories Limited

AWARDED $2,588,919 DAMAGES  [K-F Wins Legal Nod Over Cleveland Firm

GROUP STILL SPLIT ON REDISTRICTING   House-Senate Conference May Meet Again Today if Enough Members Are on Hand,

Ex-Defense Chief Lauds  MacArthur   Declares He And Truman Approved Bold Venture

Arab-Asian Countries Ask New Appeal To Red China   LITTLE FORCE FROM U. N. 1S EXPECTED  So MMR SIR SM

PANEL OKAYS “SLOT” BILL Senate Strikes Hard "At Crime’s Bankroll’   SAYS ISLE PROSECUTOR WOLLDN'T COOPERATE

Top Communist Heads in Hawaii Nabbed ty FBI   Seven Suspects Being Held Under $5,000 Bond Each

BIGGER STAKE IS FREE ASIA, ALLIES HEAR   Supreme Commander Is Enthusiastic In Tour Of War Areas

Allies Fight Not Just for Free ‘Asia, Says. MacArthur Over Seoul

Hears toe Has Lost 160.000 Since Jan. 1st   Supreme Commander Jeeps Within Mile Of Fighting Lines

MacArthur, Full Of Pep, MakesF lying Visit To War   Jeeps Within Mile Of Fighting Line Near Seoul. Then Flies Over Chinese Red Lines

Vanishes My: steriously From Jail Escaped Bank Bandit Soucht In lewa Area

Kitts Flees Linn County Jail Cell   Escape Puzzles Police and FBI At Cedar Rapids

 Hint Blonde Aided Escape  Much-Wanted Bank Robber Vanishes In Jail Mystery

Packing Company, Former Captain And Alabama Sergeant Indicted   Two Are Accused  Of Taking Bribes   New Jersey Firm AndArmy Inspectors Named In Conspiracy

Threatening To Ring Two UN Divisions   Serious Breakthrough Is Scored In Eastern + a As Spring Drive Gathers  More Power.

ALLIES GIVE UP LAST FOOTHOLD IN NORTH KOREA   Reds Lose 20,000 Men In One Day's Fighting

T wo Allied Divisions — In. Danger.   ‘Armored Group Racing to Aid Endangered Men

American Division Fighting South in Rearguard Action Against Overwhelming Chinese Communist Forees   ALLIES GIVE UP LAST FOOTHOLD IN N. KOREA

Starch Taken Out of Drive   Enemy Pays With 60,000 Casualties for Five Days of Human Sea Attacks

Red Casualties Hit 36For One UN in Offensive  58,000 Commies Said   58,000 Commies Said Killed, Wounded Whil Allies’ Loss Is 1,618

LOSE 60,000 MEN IN FIVEDAY ATTACK   Tenth Corps Kills or Wound 24,700 Reds Sunday in “Biggest Execution”’ of War.   REDS FALL BACK IN DRIVING RAIN   Losses Yesterday Equal Four Previous Days’ Total; Artillery Catches Enemy Burying Dead.

1618 Allies Lost In Five  Davs OF War   That Many Wounded or Dead Compared to 58.000 Reds

ENEMY LOSSES SET AT 60,000 IN 5-DAY FIGHT   SECOND DIVISION 4S CREDITED WITH MOST ENEMY CASUALTIES

Senate Group Plans to Work On Draft Bill   Committee Intends to Write Restrictions Into 18-Year-old Measure

US. Air Force Forced to Delay Buildup Plans   Lag in Production European Needs Blamed for Action

Target Date Of Air Force Forced Back   Lagging Production, European Needs Said Reason

PILOTS ACCEPT STRIKE TRUCE   Agree To Return To Work While Negotiations Begin

Pilots Willing To Fly Agam   U.A.L. Gets Truce Proposal; Pacific Telephone Co, Struck

EUROPE'S STEEL PRODUCTION UP   Output Of Soviet Bloc Na tions Breaks All Previ ous Records

Three Belts See Highest Average   Eastern Prices Are Steady To Lower On Markets Yesterday

SOCIAL SECURITY AGENT AT CENTRALIA WEDNESDAY DURING MONTH OF APRIL

Iranian Army Quells Riots  Troops Fire Into Air To Restore Order

IRANIAN ARMY BREAKS UP OIL WORKERS: RIOT   Troops Seize Quarter: Used by Strikers To Stir Trouble

Deplores Loss of Midwest’s Gas   Boeing Official Says tt is Being Used in East to Ftalht Inhn } Eawrie

Youse Passes “438,500,000  Compromise Tay  Senate Will Act On Package Program . This Week

Package Approved  Despite Demo Move   $138.5 Million Measure Substitutes For Income Tax Plan — Action Indicates Assembly Moving Toward: Adjournment

Package Passed   ' Substitute for Abandoned Income Tax Proposal Clears House Handily;: Senate Okay Is Forecast

Three Red Plaines Bomb UN Airfield, No Damage Dene  One Enemy Plane Downed, Three More Hit in Big Air Battle

(U.S. Fighter Downs One  Of Raiders   Reds Drop Two Bombs Without Causing Damage

Reds Step Up Their Aerial War in Korea   Three Planes Attack Seoul Airfield; One Craft Shot Down

Red Planes Hit Seoul Airbase: One Shot Down   Night Fighters Drop Invader as Aerial Warfare Increases

Reapportionment Measure Set for Assembly Action After Passage by Senate

West Germans Get Final Allied Terms On Dissolving Farben Chemical Empire

China Plays USSR War Threat Tune   Charges Believed Laying Basis for Russian Entry

Hitler tler Aide Dies At 85   Hugenlierz Headed  Economic Ministry

‘Ambassador’ s Report on Reds Revived      Acheson Telis Mae Hearing Muccio Called Report Incorrect Statement, Ambassador Praised

Bizarre Story Of OSS Killing Grows Fantastic   Trial in Absentia Faces Americans Linked in Intrique

Italian Senator Backs Pair In OSS Mystery  E~.Servicamen Cla sev   Ex-Servicemen Claim Entire Story Has Not Been Revealed

Accused Slayer Claims Innocence   Ex-Army Sergeant Says ‘Full Story’ Not Given In OSS Mission Murder

Story Not. ( omply A Kx-G says   LoDolce Defended by ltalian Senator In OSS Case

BOTH IN DENIAL   Former Sergeant Says Murder Confession “Incomplete’ in Press

GI Accused of Killing Major Changes Story  Admits Confession But Claims It Is Not True Account

Says Details Lacking  OSS Veteran Denies Chare ge , He Killed Commanding Office

"Dont Be a Sucker—-First of a Series  Whansfielders Whoned Against P hony Clip HAG Sonvic

i Don't Be a Sucker — Second of a Series  es .  “ Shade al Home and Snvestigate bScfore You Grvest:   Ry HARRY Wrest

Western Europe Girds Sel. Against Attack From Heavily Armed Reds

Dean Asserts Russia Has Atom Bomb  Dispels Any Doubt Raised by Senator  Reawctawac Damarla

NO DOUBT REDS HAVE A-BOME   AEC Chairman Parries Question Regarding U. S. Stockpile

Dean Punctures  Any Doubts USSK Has Atom Bomb  Chief Of AEC Puts Accent On “Does”

Top Scientist Dispels Doubts OnRedA-Bomb   AEC Chairman Parries Questions About U.S. Stockpile

Russia Owns Atom Bombs. Dean States   AEC Chairman Is Rated Highest Authority On Question

Night Session Over Measure Is Stormy One   Credit Purchasing Of Homes, Cars and Appliances Relaxed

Truman Ferees Win  Price Controls Bill   House Vote Reverses Karly Stand But Falls Short of Expectations

Robin Hood of  Ozarks Caught   Robert Camden Been No. 1 Fugitive In Missouri

Special Session Need Would Be Dejermined   Senator MacGregor Is Urging Study. at Once By Legislative Councij

Give Me American Men—Margarel   Continental Men Charming But She's Mighty Glad To Be Back Home

lowa Firms Get Defense Contracts At Faster Rate  oi AE th 6 a ti   Speed Up Boosts Volume to About $6 Million a Month

Amount Of © Oil Discount HoldsUp Dea   Iranian Dispute Snarled Over One Item

“COUNCIL RESCINDS 8-7 VOTE BACKING CITY BUS SHIFTS  ep ne f?.hl.LlCUft TH   Special Meeting Calls On State To Deny Short Line’s Petition

COUNCIL RESCINDS  8-7 VOTE BACKING  CITY BUS SHIFTS Special Meeting Calls  On State To Deny Chart Tina’e Patitan

Law Agencies Take Over In Detroit Probe   Senate Committee Puts Gamblers In — Industry ‘Muscling’

Police Planning Detroit Inquiry   Senator Concludes Investizations

Detroit Crime Probe May Lead To Indictments   May Prosecute 3 For Perjury

Law Agencies Take Over In Detroif Area   Senate Crime Body Created Stir With Gonaster Charaes

U.S. Lawyer Threatens To Prosecut. Crime Probe Witnesses For Perjury

Crime Body Ends Detroit Inquiry  Law Enforcing Group Gets Busy on Probe

3-Party System Seen Forming  Fear ‘‘Unbridgeable Political Cleavages”

Citizens Group Sees Political Split In U.S.   Three-Party System Viewed; Appeals For Better Cooperation

Reds Seek 100% Vote for ‘Peace’ In East Germany  Party Members Apply Pressure in Districts Shawinn  ananard Vate

East Germans Set Out To Plug Holes   Party Men Seek Work In Districts With Poor Showings

HOUSE SLASHES  FUNDS FOR GD   Turns Down Truman’s Re quest in Passing Big Money Bill

House Slashes Civil Defense Fund Measure   Brings Bitter Protests From National Councit

3.000 WORKERS TO SHARE IN YEAR-END GIFT   Checks Distributed Te Employes With Six  Months Service

Foe Accuses UN Of Violating Neutral Zone  Communist Guards Ordered To ‘Adhere Strictly’ To Truce

Chinese Ask UN to Resume Peace Talks   Reds Radio Two Versions of Reply

Knemy Chiefs Send Request To Ridgway   Neutrality Is Pledged: UN Warned Not To Make “Incidents”

 Promise No More:   Violations   Washington Officials Expect Fast Decision, From Gen. Ridgway.

Officials Believe Truce Talks Will Be Resumed  Latest Message From Communists ality set. n. Ridgeway's Konitings  a a ee ee bea:

Enemy's Reply Hints U.N. Uses  Fabricated’ Case  Pledge Neutrality Of Kaesong Sector In Sharp Message

Officials Expect Talks Will Be Resumed Quickly  Latest Red Message   Latest Red Message Fulfilis Conditions?

PROMISE NO: :  AT KAESONG   Communists Tell’ ‘Allied Commander There will       Unless Fabricated ed U. N. ook   INVITE ALLIES TO RETURN TO KAESONG   Say: Guards Ordered to Adhere to. Neutrality; Charge Allied Planes Machinegun Truce Truck, “La we hg

U. S. Expects Truce Talks To Be Resumed   Reds Charge Allies With Neutrality Violations

ROME.) : No More  Violations  _ Washington Official  Expect Fast Decision

Officials Hope Reds to Yield   Communists File Formal Protest . Charging U.N. Neutrality Violations

Latest Message From Reds Meets Demands   U. S. Authorities Put No Significance On Tone of Statement

PROMISE NO VIOLATIONS AT KAESONG   Communists Tell Allied Commander There Will Be No Further Incidents Unless Fabricated by U.N,   INVITE ALLIES TO RETURN TO KAESONG   Say Guards Ordered to Adhere to Neutrality; Charge Allied Planes Machinegun Truce Truck,

REDS’ ANSWER TO RIDGWAY I SHARP IN TONE   But They Promise No New Violations Of Neutral Areas

Expect Truce Talks to be Up Quickly   Renewal of Them Appears to be  Without Delay

New Peace Overtures  Are Hinted   Sanctions On Red China Seen Delaved

Pecatonica River Swirls over Banks  Darlington’s Crest Reaches 16.5 Feet

TEMPERATURE   Pamphlets Distributed On Napier   Red Peace Leaflets Out Before Dawn

DELIVERED WW RURAL SECTION BEFORE DAWN   Contents Studied By Kubath; Distributors Hunted

Gas Explosion Wrecks Maryville Dormitory   Thirty Persons Injured, Four Critically, as 150 Students Flee in Night; Violent Blast Rocks Town, Fire Destroys Wing of Building

Coeds Flee Blast. Fire: 30 Injured   Seven from lowa Among Those Hospitalized In Missouri.

150 Girls Flee Blast At College   20 Hospitalized In Explosion, Fire At Maryville Schoo:

‘CLOSER U. S.BRITISH TIES SEEN  Chance Qf Stalin Parley Is Hinted  i

FASHION GOOD FOR BUSINESS   Planners Put Eye On Whole Families With Fall Designs

Strike of Airline Pilots is Ended  e Ordered: Men   Truce Ordered; Men to Fly Planes Friday

Strike of Pilots Ended by Truce  Operations Were Halted for 10 Days

Truee Ends Pilot Strike   Board to Mediate United Airlines Dispute on lying DC-OB

Airline Pilots, Company Reach Truce Agreement   “Planes In Air; Plan Mediation

Pilots’ Strike Settled After Lengthy Talks   Union Orders UAL's Airmen Return: With Mediation To Start

Heavy Fog Blankets Part Of Midwest  198 Fatalities Reported So Fa

DAD WEATHER fa PREDICT EL FOR NEW YEAR   lowa Under Fog That Perils Driving, With Drizzle, Snow Forecast.

Cold Winds And Heavy Snowfall On Weather Map   Fog Over Wide Area Bocsts Traffic Deaths  Hy UNITED PRESS

‘Every Little Thing Is Big; It's A Fairyland’ Sight Restored With Dying American’s Eye, South African Sails for First Look at Children

CLARK GABLE’S WIFE IS SUING FOR DIVORCE       Sails on Scientific Fishing Expedition to Quiet Her Nerves.

Mobilizer Fears Red Trickery   Wilson Pleads For Strong Price Curbs To Halt Inflation

Nation Warned To Beware Of Soviet Trickery  Wilson Pleads For Renewal Of Price Controle

Wilson Urges Strong Curbs, Arms Step-Uy   House Rejects GOP Move To Limit U.S. Power  Over Pay. Prices

New Tax On Soft Drinks Considered   Rep. Eberharter Makes Proposal To House Group

Woe Is Me  !One-Cent Tax May Be Slapped On Disappearing Nickel ‘Pop’

Expect Truman To Sian New Tai Measure Today  Bill Is Sent To White House After Passing In Congress

Expect Trumar To Sign Tax Bill into Law   Jenner Rider to Return Welfare Funds to Indiana

HST To Claim 12 Pct. Boost is Too Small   President Also Will Hit Special Privilege Contained In Bill

TAX HIKE BILL NEARLY LOST IN HOUSE VOTE   Truman Is Expected To Sign Measure Later in the Day

Spring Clean-Up Slated April 30  City, Chamber Jain In Sponsoring Drive

Much Larger Yule Than Anticipated  Young Mine Foreman, Family Get $10,000 for Gadaet He Invented

Says fi ‘Stinks’ Plan to Let Seized Railroads: Keep Profits Hit by Senator

British Actress to Re-enact Famous Ride of Lady Godiva   Sally Rand Offers But Bid Declined

Quick Action on Tax  Hike Urged  Requirements for   Requirements for Next Year Cut, but Boost Coming

Snyder Slashes TaxDemandsby $6.5 Billions   Single Increase of $10 Billion Likely To Cover Expenses

BUDGET SITUATION IMPROVED Tex Requirements Slashed As Surplus for 1951 Seen

But Snyder Warns Another Big Hike Will Be Requested  Next J anuary

U. §. TAX DEMAND CUT 6.8 BILLIONS   Second Boost, However, Must Come Next Year, Snyder Says

Treasury Finds fax Boost Plan Can Be Whittled  Requirements for Next Fiscal Year Slashed by $6,500,000,000; Surplus

Administration Delays Demands  For New Taxes  Snyder Declares $10 Billion Hike _To Be Enough

Tax Boost Need Cut $6 Billion,  Snyder Reports   Advises Prompt Action  On $10 Billion for °51

Government Chops Tax Requirements  By $6,500,000.000   Treasury, However, Retains Recommendations Made Earlier; Surplus, Rather Than —  Deficit, Now Is Foreseen   Ry FRANCIS  KFEFILILY

TREASURY CUTS NEW TAX NEEDS BY $6 BILLIONS   ‘Just A Postponement, Secretary Snyder Tells House

Administration Cuts Tax Need By $6.5 Billion  Only Postponement, Snyder Emphasizes

Snyder Says Hike Only Postnoned  Next Installment In Tax Plan In January

Government Chops Tax Requirements  By $6,500,000,000   Treasury, However, Retains Recommendations Made Earlier; Surplus, Rather Than * Deficit, Now Is Foreseen

Soaring Revenue Trims Tax Needs $6.5 Billion: Still Ask $10 Billion

Treasury Plans Special Bureau To Fight Crime  Snyder Brett ishing ‘Fraud’ Section; Prober: seston ned

Government Prepares To Launch Tax War Against Criminals  Snyder Establishing Special Group to Check Racketeers’ Taxes

Probe Moves Uncle Sam To Action   Senate Crime Commit teemen Reveal That They Are Receiving Anonymous Threats.

Special Tax Agency to War on Racketeers   Snyder Announces New Fraud Section to Streamline Campaian Aaainst Evasion of Major Leaaque Criminals

TREASURY TRAILS CRIMINALS  Crime Probers rime Probers Boare Threats feare Ehreats

Threats Are Received By  Investigators   Tohey Told To Drop Hearing Activities Or Be Huet Personally

Special Fraud Section Planned For Treasury  Crime Problems Told What Is Done to

Snyder Plans War Against Tax Criminal:   Treasury Will Establish Special Fraud Section To Go After Criminals Through Tax Accounts

It Is Difficult To Talk To U.S. Infantrymen About An Armistice As Mortar Shells Fall

13 Lose Lives In Three Fires   Mother, 4 Children Die in Detroit Home

French Author Dies in Paris   Pneumonia Fatal To Nobel Prize Winner

Court Ru’es on Clause of Utili’y Anii-S'rke Law   Mediation Board to Handle Disputes Found to Be Constitutional.

Anfi-Strike Law On Utilities Is Ruled Valid   Supreme Court Reverses Opinion Of Att’y-General

New Method Of Producing Atomic Energy Described   ARGENTINIAN. SAYS ENERGY WOULD BE USED FOR INDUSTRIAL PURPOSES ONLY ~ ~~

Discoverer Of Argentina’s Atomic  Energy Method Gives Few Details

CHEAP ATOMIC POWER CLAIMED BY ARGENTINA   Say Solar Heat Used, But Details and Proof Lacking.

Peron Is Peeved Over Skepticism   Foreign Scientists Are Doubtful of Atomic Discovery Claim

Austrian Claims Method Argentina’s Atom Surprise Still Doubted by Scientists

Atomic Power Disclosure By Peron Doubtec   American, Evropem Scientists Say New Method Is Unlikely

2 Record Set by Pilot Who Didn't Expect To Finish   AMIARILLO AREA BYPASSED

Light Plane Makes It! Father Of Nine Sets Coast-Coast Flight Record  Max Conrad, 47, Lands In New York

Steel, Labor Ready Talks   CiO Wants Pay Hike, Guaranteed Income

5 Are Killed As Morocean Crowds Riot   Dispute Over Elections Leads To Bloody Conflict With Police, Army

Three Drunken Drivers Fined  In Ogle Court   None of Injured Reported Serious; Rockford Man Held

Fourseme Hurt In Crash Near Sublette  St. Louis Driver  ‘Critical’ After Rt 79 SQmach.Iin

ANOTHER ATOM BLAST READIED BY SCIENTISTS   Nevada Residents Ask Government for Damages Claimed In Previous Tests.

Four Hour “Exploratory” Session Held   Postoffice Dept. Will Not Accept Certain Classes of Mail

Post Oftice Embargo on  Some Mail   Department Orders Action As Wildeat Switehmen’s Strike Ties Rail Lines   A SCATTERED RETURN   Peace Talks Recess Until Today After Four Hour ‘Exploratory’ Meeting

Rail Strike © Peace Effort: Takes Recess   Mediators Call-off  Conference; Will Go Back Into Session Sometime Today

THEY AGREE ONLY ON LUNCH TIME  UN, Red Negotiators Hit Deadloek In Armistice Talk

Truce Parley Fails To Make Any Progress  Negotiators Are Still Deadlocked

Allies Unable To Budge Reds  On Truce View   Communists Insist On Fifteen-Mile Withdrawal By UN

Apology Sent to Czechoslovakia  Activity of U. S. Planes Protested

U.S. Apologizes To Czech Govt.   Because Jet Flew Over Capital City

Czechoslovakia Gets US Apology   Ambassador Sends Note Promising To Avoid Trespassing

U. S. Apologizes For Air Incident  Jet Plane Crossed Czech Boundary by Mistake

PILOTS OF JETS FLEW BY ERROR OVER RED AREA   Protest Made By Czech Ministe. Brings Quick Apol. ogy From U. S.— Series Of .Com. plaints. ~

CZECHS GIVEN US. APOLOGY ON JET FLIGHT   Note Says Planes Veered From Course Through Error.

U.S. APOLOGIZES FOR JET FLIGHTS OVER PRAGUE   Yanks on Training Mission Mistook Czech Beacon for Their Own.

Reds Accept Terms Demanded By Allies;  Newsmen In Convoy   Joy Leads Negotiators Across Imjin; Kaesong Neutralized, Chinese Say

2() Newsmen Go With UN  Delegation   Communists Meet Ridgway’s Demands For Neutral Area

Ike] Republican.  Senator Claims   Eisenhower’s Friend Hopes General’s ‘Available’

FRIEND THINKS IKE WILL RUN   Sen. Carlson Says Genera Would Be Republican Candidate

Says Draft of Youths Threat To Education   Democrat Speaks Out; 18-Year-Old Bill Still Favored

Rep. Barden Says Draft will Hit Education  Proposes Rai Age 035 Instead

Says 18 Draft: Would Wreck U. S. Education   Rep. Barden Favors Raising Age to 35, If Necessary

SCAN INCOMES OF MOBSTERS   Crime Probers Call  Treasury Officials For Advice

Bond Placed In Contempt Action Made At Hearings   Trio Of Balky Men Refuses To Answer Senate’s Questions

U.S. Sales Tax Called ‘Last Resort’ Levy  Lawmaker Feels Congress Would  Wer i i es

Senate Refuses To Eliminate UMI From Draft Bill   Members Defeat Motion Submitted by Johnson, Bricker

Action Marks First Okay In Congress   Move To Strike Out Feature ls Lost In Senate

Elimination Pr ‘oposal  Loses By 68:t020 ©   Amendment’ to End Student Deferment Also Rejected

Draft Bill Feature Retained   Senators Throw Out Motion by Johnson And Bricker, 68-20

Senate Approves Universal Training In Test Vote   Reject Move to Cut Section From Draft Bil

Rejects 68-20 Amendment Of Johnson, Bricker To Drop Training   Keeps Deferments Of Some Students   Votes Indicate Sponsors Of Draft Measure Have Firm Hold

riospitals Ask  op Figure  More Appropriations Requests  Reaches Total Of $69 Million

U.S. Officials Elated at Effect Around World  DWansttant th nmatwlanda   President, Knowland Imply Tests Made And Power Awesome

U.S. ‘ARMING TO PRESERVE PEACE’ Truman Implies ‘Terrible New  Atom Weapons Tested In Desert

NAME OFFICERS ~ AT CONVENTION      125 Delegates Attending S$. D. Of L. Sessions In City

U.S. Must Prove Honorable Intent Says Wedemeyer   Retired General Speaks at Nebrasko Legion Convention

Reds Balk At Behind Lines Sift  Vice Adm. Joy Demands Access  To Police Areas

UN Worried Over Threat Of Air Power   Chief UN Command Negotiator Answers Reds’ ‘Unacceptable’ Release of Proposal

Behind-The-Lines Inspection Plan Proposed By UN Is Turned Down By Reds

Reds Balk At Behind Lines  Inspection   Admiral Joy Lists Four Points On  Which Allies Will Continue To Insist

ENEMY OBJECTS TO BEHIND-LINE POLICE GROUPS   Communist Leaders Say Allied Program For Joint Inspection  eams Is Unaccept able.

INSPECTION PLAN RUNS “ON ROCKS’   Reds Call Allied Pro. posals Unacceptable

UN Inspection Plan Hits Snag   Gls Battle Bitter Cold Wave; Little Enemy Contact Reported

Inspection Plan Run On Rocks In Truce Talks  Reds Continue To Oppose Terms As ‘Unacceptable’

UN Inspection Plan ‘On Rocks’   Renewed. and Vehement Commu‘nist Opposition Greets Proposal.

UN’s Proposed Inspection Plan Reported Failure   Program During Armistice  Believed ‘Run On Rocks’ Is Face Of Opposition

Checkup Behind Lines Opposed By Communists  Fighting Front Hit By Bitter Cold  Ry RORERT R TITCKMAN

TALKS APPEAR HOPELESSLY DEADLOCKED   Program Is ““Unacceptable’’ Communists State   EUEEERUTTT Ok hal  ADMIRAL. OY   Says Demands Will Not Be Modified; Withdrawal From Islands Asked

TALKS APPEAR HOPELESSLY DEADLOCKED   Program Is “Unacceptable” Communists State   Says Demands Will Not Be Modified: Withdrawal From Islands Asked

Communists Bar Behind the Line Truce Inspection  U.N, Infantry Holds Positions, Fire Only When Reds Attack

Reds Told Nof To Build Up Troops in Area   Demands Joint Observation Teams Be Given Access

Program On The Rocks, ’ Says Admiral   Free Access To All Korea By Observatior Teams, U.N. Aim

Red ‘Angel’ Field Jailed  Millionaire Is Held In Default Of Bail

HELD IN JAIL, CAN'T MAKE BONE   46-Year-Old Millionaire Says Money Unavailable Since Banks Closed

Field To Spend Weekend In Jail   Red Sympathizer Needs $10.000° Bail

Moling Tells Of Receiving Gifts, Loans   Former Air Force Executive Admits  Lithofold Help

F ormer Government Employe Admit:  He Received Gifts and Borrowed  Money From Printing Firm Officials   Montana, National Weather

RFC Probe  Continues   Ex-Government Employe Tells Of Receiving Gifts

—BOYLE TAX RETURNS ASKED —  Got Lithofold Gifts, Ex-U. S. Worker Says

REVEAL GIFTS HANDED OUT BY LITHOFOLD   Federal Employe Also Got Loan; Boyle To Testify

Former U. S. Employee Tells Probers Of Gifts   Got Presents, Loan from Two Firm: Doina Business With Government

Ex-government Employe Admits Accepting Gifts At Influence’ Inquiry

LOANS, GIFTS. LUSH JOB Retired Federal Employe Tied To RFC Investigation

Got Gifts and Money from Firms Seeking U. $. Loan:   Former Employe Of U. S. Denies Using Influence

Tells Gifts, Loans From Printing Co.   Former Air Force Man! Borrowed $12,600 but Denies “Influence’

Bares Getting Cash and Gifts   Ex-Federal Employe Bares Lithofold Deal

Witness Admits Printing Firm Gifts, Loans   Former Employe Of Government Denies Influence

Costly Gifts To Moling   Former Employe Of Government Savs He Never Tried Influence

Government Employe Got Liquor, Hams  Borrowed $12,000 From Print Firms, RFC Probers Told

Ex-U. S. Employe Tells Of Lithofold Gifts  Former Air For rce Civilian Aid

Gov't Employe Received Gifts From Two Firms   Tells of Receiving Liquor, Ham, Turkey

Companies Send Gifts To Employe   Government Man Tells O4 Getting Liquor, Hams From Printing Firms

Printing Firms Were Involved   Former Federal Man Testifies in Boyle Case

Ex-Governmental Employe Tells of Receiving Liquor  From 2 Printing Companies

Got Gifts From Lithofold, Says Ex-Govt. Worke   Former USAF Employe Now Has $25,000 Job. With Firm

2Printingt irms Loaned$12,100 To Ex-Employe Of Air Force   Moling Is Now Eastern Sales Manager of  Lithofold

Tells Of Lavish Gifts From Two Printing Firms   Former Government Employe Received Hams, Liquor While On U. S. Payroll

Ex-Government Worker Admits Receiving Gifts From Lithofold Concern

RELATES OF GIFTS   Former Government Em: ploye Testifies in RFC  Hearings

GOT LIQUORS TURKEYS AND 12.100 LOA   Former Gov't Employe Says Two Printing Firms Contributed.

Federal Employe Got Gifts From Lithofold Co.  Left Air Force Job For Much Larger Pay With Printing Firm

Printing Firms PlayedSanta To U.S. Worker   Ex-Federal Employe Tells of Gifts, Loans From New York, St. Louis Firms

Tells Of Gifts 2eceived From St. Louis Firm   Former Employe Of Government Is RFC Hearing Witness

Ex-Federal Employe Admits ‘Accepting Printing Firm Loan   Swears, However, No ‘Higher Up’ Influenced Him

Gifts Bared By Man af Boyle Probe   Printers Give Hams Liquor, Loans to Government Aide

Former U.S. Aide Admits Obtaining Loans from Firms  Witness for Boyle Probe Now Official Of Lithofold Co.

Former Government Employe Admits He Received Gifts and Borrowed Money From Printing Firm Officials

GOT GIFTS AND BORROWED FROM LITHOFOLD CO.   Gov't Worker Tells of Favors; Cail for Boyle Tax Reports.

Printing Firms Loaned $12,100 To U.S. Employe   Sen. Nixon Demands Boyle Submit Tax Returns for Study

Truman Denounces. Medal ‘Tampering   President Considers Con gressional Medal Of Honor “Sacred”

TRUMAN DEFENDS HEALTH PROGRAN   PRESIDENT TELLS DENTAL  GROUP PLAN HAS BEEN MISREPRESENTED.

Gabrielson Plea to Delay Repayment of $18 Million Loan Fumed Down by RFC

Belt Conveyor Measure Killed By Senate Group   Anger Proponents; Dunn Voted No On Fund For Red Probe

Fight to Revive Conveyor Bill   Rules Committee Kills Measure...

Judge Bell Grants Authorty After Hearing Evi dence That Assessments  Will Be Boosted,

Judge Bell Okays Sale Of $100,000 in Bonds By County To Pay Off Debt

Debate Over Overseas Arms Nearing Climay   Some Republicans Urge Delay Until Eisenhower Reports

Climax Seen Today On Sending Troops Wherry Would Prohibit  Transfer To Europe  —- Without Approval

Some of GOP's Counsel Delay On Troop Issue   Debate Over Sending Forces to Europe May Boil to Sudden Clima»

Leaders Of GOP Want Delay On Showdown Vote  Connally To Fight Motion For Further Study Of Proposal

Europe-Aid Dispute Near Senate-Climax  Wherry for Action On Troop Shift Ban

Debate Over Truman's Sending of. Troons May Boil to Senate Climay

Army s Probing Auto Contract Collusion Story   No Evidence Found _To Use as Basis For Antitrust Suit

ARMY DEFENDS PRESENT POLICY ON PURCHASES   Military Admits Cost 0  Material Is Sometimes  Doubled   COLLUSION HINTED  IN DETROIT PROBE

Army Searches For Collusion  in Defense Bids : Upholds Costly  . Procuring Plan.  As Necessary

Deep Snow  In Montana   14 Inches Falls on Pass West of Helena: Most of State White

Chinese Launch Counter Attack To Slow Allies  Campaign On Seoul Sector Continues To

6,000 Engaged In Fierce Struggle In Effort To Break Out Of Enemy Trap

Crime Show ‘Guinea Pigs’ Rights Tested   Court Decision Will Decide How: Far ‘Right Of Privacy’ Goes: -

Camera-Shy Pair Become Test In Probe   Kefauver Committee Lays Groundwork For Court Decision

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   FIRST CAMELLIA BLOOM IN AIKEN   NAPIER STATIONED IN FLORIDA

Hadacol Loses Its Flavor-er Louisiana Senator Sells  Medicine For 10 Million

‘Couzin Dud’  Says Taxes Cut Profits   Master Patent Medicine Man To Remain with New Owners.

ee ee  Grand Jury To Convene April 30   ciTy, COUNTY TO BE COVERED

Dewey Orders Investigation   Special Grand Jury To Follow Senate Crime Group Path

\Stage and Screen Stars at Circus Opening Boost Heart Fund Receipts

Boyle Speaks Of Shocking Red Butchery  Atrocities Must Be Avenged by U.S., He Says

Sen. Young Accuses Govt. Of Minimizing Massacre   Congressmen Puzzled Because Top Brass Showed Surprise At Communist Atrocity   Hanley Sticks By Figures On Massacre: Faces Army Probe   Red Atrocity Greatest In U. S. History

POW Murders Have No Parallel In U.S. History   Massacre-Deaths Of 5,500 Yanks 'Exceed Number Of American Soldiers Killed In War For Independence

Committed Against Our Nat e Its Founding’  Cold: Blood Murder of 5, 500 Soldiers i in Korea Unparalleled in History of US

Unmatched in Our History   Massacre of War Prisoners Hits Very Principles On Which U. S. Built

American History Has Known No Parallel to Cold-Blooded Massacre of 5,500 Prisoners

Pipe Line Co. Warns It Can't Supply Additional Gas for House Heating

Flat Income Levy Is Topic For Session   Introduction of Bills Expected to Provoke Attacks by Dems In Both State Houses

Legislature...  Proposed Taxes Face Fight From Pa. Democrats  Fine’s Aides Predict His Program to Pass.  Nacanita Oanacibian

Assembly Goes To Work on Tax Program Today  Opposition Develops In Both Parties To Income Tax Plan

Honor Medal ls Awarded   Will Be Held In Hope Ser geant Missing More Than Yeer Will Show Up

Mills To Push Divided Tax Plan In House  To Revive Proposal, He Says; Plugging Of Loopholes Sough

Big ‘Truck Bill Wins In Senate  Surprise Margin Of 18 Votes Sends   Surprise Margin Of 18 Votes Sends Bill to House; FEPC Is Killed

Senate Passes Big Truck Bill By3L-17 Vote   Traetor-Trailers * Will Be Permitted Higher Load Limit

Death Penalty {s Sought In Somerset Trial   Convict Charged With Murder Of Architect

Troops Win in N. C. Maneuvers   New Assault Planes  Tested in Games

First Tests of C-122 at Fort Bragg Are impressive Mass Paratroop Drops May Soon Be Outmoded by Giant Aircraft

Carolina War Games Are A Full Success   Air Force Predicts Paratroopers Will Soon Be Outmodec

U.S. Forees Victors In War Games  @> wae   *? Generals Prediet New Planes Will  Renlace limners

Army and Air Force Generals Predict Mass ‘Chute Jumps May Be Outmoded

SAVINGS BONDS LIBERALLY BOUGHT DURING AUGUST   First Two Weeks Of The September Drive In Iowa Totals Over $3,000,000

Westinghouse Gets Contract to Build Atomic Sub Engine  Announcement Climaxe Two Years of Top Secre Tests At Special Plant

TD GET HEROS WELCOME      President ‘Would Be Happy’ To See General Honored In Washington

Assassin Kills Tran  Premier   Roxmara Victim OF Religious Fanatic; Sect Called Him An ‘English Stooge’

Killer and Three Pals, Religious Fanatics, Seized   Shooting Takes Place at Rites Held in Mosque

IRAN PREMIER ASSASSINATED   Killers, Members of Religious Sect, Seized Before Carrying Out Suicide Pact

Premier of lran Slain By Fanatic   Victim Pushed Program Urged by U.S.; Also Wooed Russians.

Four Men Captured In Slaying   Fanatical Islam Sect Blamed For Mosque Murder

lran Premier Shot fo Death By Assassins   Killers Identified as Members of Fanatical Religious Sect Are Captured.

No Decision by High Court On Gambling Raids   : Refuses to Decide Operating Limits Of State Police

Governor's Use Of State Police s By-Passed   Tribunal Upholds Search Warrant Constable Served

State Gets First Sub-Zero Weather: 9 Below af Decoral   Northeast lowa Hit Hardest by Early Cold Wave

lran's Senate Puts Off Vote   Expected to Complete Na.  Honalization of Oil In  dustry Tomorrow.

Measure Tops In Peacetime  Despite Cuts   $591, Billion Item Has Senate Approval For New Weapons

—Funds For ‘Fantastic’ Weapons Approved—  Record Peacetime Defense Bill Passed   Senate Cuts Billion And Half From Proposed 61 Billion Measure; Now Goes To Conference

Senate Sets  $59 Billion For Defense   Passes Record Peacetim« Bill After Slashing Off $1.5 Billion.

Senator Cain of Washington Demands Place For Nationalist China in Signing Of Japanese Peace Treaty in September

Russia Makes New Proposals   Reaction of Foreign Ministers Is Mixed

Study New Soviet Conference Plan   Western Sources Greet Latest Red Overture With Varying Reactions

Milder Soviet Offer Studied   West Weighs Reply To Gronvyko’s Bid

MILL STRIKERS REMAINING IDLE   No Setllement In Sight As Strike Goes Into 16th y —Hickory Group Joins Walkout.

Southern. Textile . Strike Entering Sixteenth Day   No Settlement, Seen, Although Developments Are*Revorted In Strike Durine The Weekend

Gangway to Ship Falls, Killing 14 Workmen In Shipyards At Belfast

Sixtéen Killed In Fall To Dock  Belfast Gangplank Fails Under Weight

Hershey Clings To Slim Lead in Court Contest   Vote Canvass Completed In 15 Counties—Margin Now Is 197

Builders Get.  Permission To Boost Prices   OPS Lets Them Add Higher Costs Of Labor. Maresial

New Homes Highways tc Cost More   Order Guarantees Pre-Korea Profit for Construction

Construction Profits Are Guaranteed  Price Ceilings Are Increased

Judge Hruska Calls Civic Heads To Organize County Defense Unit   Mayors And Town Representatives To Meet In District Courtroom Here March 7

Court Dismisses Judge’s Claim   Court Ruling Denying Judge Eagen a Seat Upheld by 4 Judges

Red Negotiators Say Proposal Is “Last and Best”    Surprise Offer Approaches Demands of the Al. fied Command: Hoves Soar in Truce Camn.

WOULD CREATE BATLE LN ~ AUER ZONE   Hopes for Peace Soar as Communists Yield on Maior lecre.

“Best Proposal’ Made By Reds At Panmunjom   Two Differences Still Exist, Say Allied Negotiators

Reds Modify Demands; Make ‘Last Proposal  Suggest Buffer Zone Along Battle Line; Allies Are Optimistic

Proposal Is Nearest Yet To U.N. Bid   Hopes Soar In Truce Camp As Surprise  Canroeasian te VMede

SURPRISE RED OFFER RAISES PEACE HOPES   Brings Twe Sides Closer  Together On Buffer Zone Issue

Surprise Move Nears UN Demand   Peace Hopes Soar In Truce Camp As Both Sides Appear  Closer to Zone Issue

Allied Officials Told Red Offer ‘Last And Best   Marauding Enemy Patrols Reported Active Along Otherwise Quiet Front

NEW BUFFER ZONE PLAN IS BEST YET OFFERED BY ENEMY   Hopes Increase Negotiators May Get Together, But U.N. Official Says Some Parts of Proposal Unacceptable.

PROPOSE FREE ZONE CLOSE TO PRESENT LINES   Two Sides Nearer To Agreement Than Any Earlier Time

Two Sides Closer Than Ever Before   Enemy Proposes Buffer Zone Along Their Version of Korean Front Line

Foe Describes Offer As Best And ‘Final’ One   Hopes Are Raised In Truce Camp Plan May Be Adopted

Megotiafors Are Nearer Agreement on Buffer Zone   Communists Make New Proposal._-Truce Teams Meet Again Tonight.

New Red Offer on Buffer Zone Issue Scanned   Two Sides Are Nearer Together: Differences Must Be Ironed Out

Concession on Buffer Zone Is. Made by Reds   What Communists Call Their “Last and Best Proposal” Comes as Surprise ta UN Negotiators, Who Say It Brings Two Sides Closer Together Than They Ever Have Been on Question

Red Buffer Zone Offer Made To UN   Chinese Commies Say This Is Final Proposal

Reds Make Best Peace  Bid Given   Propose Buffer Zone Along Own Version Of Battle  Tina

Reds Make Surprise .  Offer  Hopes Soar in  U. N. Truce  Camp at Munsan

Proposal Is Near That Madeby UN   Enemy Would Retain Kaesong, but UN Asks City — Kinney Points Out Differences   UN Is Suspicious   Red Repetition Makes - UN Conferees Warry, Is Report

Buffer Line Pact Looks Closest Yet   Hope Rises but Proposal Of Foe Still Differs From That of U.N.

Offer Near U.N. Demand   Red Capitulation Puts Sides Only Few Miles Apart; Kaesong in Dispute

Surprise Offer Close To Demand  Of UN Command   Communists Call It ‘Last, Best Proposal’ As Hopes Soar In Truce Camp at Munsan Base

LAST, BEST —. Demands — Of sige N early: Met   BATTLE LINE ZONE. ASKED

Hopes for Peace Are Soaring © At Truce Camp   Surprise Move Brings Two Sides Closer On Cease-Fire Terms

Temperatures   Offer Surprises Allies, Disagrees Only on Line Oi Battle and Kaesong

But Hopes For Korean Pact Rise   Communists Want To Keep Kaesong; Allies Say ‘No’

Hopes Soaring That Truce May Be Arranged   Reds Version Of Action Line Doesn't Agree With Allies’; Would Keep Kaesona

Two Sides Closer Than Ever Before   Rights To Kaesong, Battleline Position Remain As Snags

iNegotiators Claim Surprise Move ls The ‘Last and Best Proposal’

ENEMY VERSION NEARS DEMANDS OF ALLIED TEAM   Communists Propose Buffer Sector Along Present Battle Line -——Say It Is Last OF fer.

Reds Surprise With Offer on Buffer Zone  Near Agreement, Is Word From Peace Parley

Move ls Termed "Last and Best Proposal’ and Hopes That Setilement May Evolve Brighter

Reds’ New Plan Nearer To Stipulation Made by Allies Than Heretofore .

But U.N. Team Is Suspicious   Enemies Near Agreement On  Buffer Zone

Compromise Buffer Zone  Is Proposed   Ar rgument Develops Over Kaesong; Reds Say Bid Is inal

Offer Is Much Closer To United Nations Demands   “Last And Best Proposal,” Communists Say On Presentation; Line But Three Miles South Of Where Allies Want It.

‘Last and Best Proposal Along the Present Line   Surprise Bid Is Near U.N. Demands; Two Sides Now Closer

Latest Proposal Brings Two Sides Near Agreement   Communists Suggest Creating Zone Along Present Battle Lines

Buffer Zone On Present   Line Okayed  Sides Are Closer Than Ever Before

Surprise Offer Raises Hopes For A Truce   Enemy Calls Its Buffer Line ‘Last And Best Proposal

Last And Best Offer, Declare Enemy Officials   Proposal Nearer To That Offered By UN Officers

Hopes Soar in U.N. Truce Camp as Communists Near Demand of United Nations

U. N. Hopeful Suspicious   Col. Kinney Says Reds Badly Hurt, Need Armistice with Winter Coming

REDS ANNOUNCE CONCESSIONS ON BUFFER ZONE  } COME NEARER TO ALLIED DEMANDS:

Reds Issue Last and Best Butter Plan   Proposal Approaches  UN Demands—Hopes Soar in Truce Camp— Two Major Differences

Surprise Offer Nears UN Demands   Communists all It Their "Last and Best Propcsal”’

Propose Buffer Zone Along Present Battle Lines   Hopes Soar But Some Differences Still Remain

New Proposal Comes Close   Three-Mile Gap, Kaesong Question Kev Differences

Two Sides Get Close Together On Buffer Zone  Communists Want To Keep Kaesong

Reds Advance Final Offer To End War   Allies Heartened By Newest Plan Proposed by Reds

REDS MAKE OFFER; TRUCE HOPES RISE   However, Communists Want Kaesong and Differ With Allies on Where Battle Line Is.

Surprise Action Draws Two Sides Near Agreement  Important Differences   Important Differences Still Not froned Out

Reds Make New Buffer Zone Offer   Approximates U.N. Demands, Sends Truce Hopes Soaring

‘Final’ Proposal For Truce Sector  Includes Kaesong  Fighting Subsides All Along Fronts In Sudden Lull

But Differences Still Remain  Fighting Almost Vanishes from Graund Frantc

Hopes Mount For Cease-Fire Talks   Red Offer Brings Conferees Closer Together Than They Have Been   FOR A BUFFER ZONE   Fighting Almost Vanishes Along the Rain-Swept Korean Front

Hopes for Peace Soar as Enemy Alters Stand   Foe Bases Buffer Zone on Their Idea Of Present Battle Line

Reds Offer Buffer Zone Near Present Battle Line In Korea   Last and Best Offer Made by Chinese At Conference

Surprise Plan Near Battle Line   Peace Hopes Soar As Two Sides Get Closer Together

SIDES NEARER TO AGREEMENT   Truce Camps Hope: Soar In Spite Of Big Differences

The Weather   Surprise Offer Keeps Hope Alive For Peace   What Reds Call Their ‘Last And Best Proposal’ Brings Two Cease - Fire Groups Closer Together

OFFER: TRUCE HOPES RISE   However, Communists Want Kaesong and Differ With Allies on Where Battle Line Is.

Red Negotiators Offer To Create Buffer Zone  Communist Proposal Increases Hopes Far Peace; Battle Line Reported Quiet

Communists Provide Encouragem t For Early Armistice In “Last Best Proposal’’ For Buffer Zone Problem

lew County AgeniGab "o Renort Oct.-15 ‘Con   Gabrielson Gets Confidence Vote

New County Agent Gabrielson Gets T. Ronort Oct. 15 ‘Confidence Vote

Enemy Believed Backing Because Of Heavy Losses. Or. Preparing For New Blows.

Chinese Reds Unexpectedly Cease Attacks   Heavy Casualties Suffered By Enemy

Puerto Rican And U.S. Troops Advance Into Entrenchment Studded Hills, Enemy’s Main Defenses South Of HanRiver

Allies Renew Drive In Western Korea:  Meet No Opposition   Strange Silence Follows Red Counterattacks Pressed at Heavy Losses on Wednesday; Allied Planes Attack Red Vehicles Moving on Front

U. N. OFFENSIVE IN KOREA MEETS NO OPPOSITION   Allied Troops, In Eightlf  Day Advance, Find  Foe Silent   SOME HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING REPORTED

No Opposition Meets Troops During Drive   UN Officers Say Chinese May Be Preparing For Big Counterattack

Allies Renew 8-Day Assault On Red Lines   Chinese Offer No Opposition at Outset of Drive

CHINA TROOPS BADLY MAULED ON WEDNESDAY   Today’s Advance Fails To Flush Enemy Into Open Battle

Allied Troops Meet No Reds In Offensive   Chinese Cease Entirely Counterattacks After ~ Heavy Losses

Chinese Mowed Down In Blistering Air Strikes And Massive Artillery Rlowe

Drops After Selling Wave   MacArthur Peace Bid Causes Wave Of Market Jitters

Bull Dog Inherits $50,000 To Buy Him Porterhouse Steaks For Life

Dusty’s $50,000 Earmarked for Fine Food: No Part of It to Go for Taxes

None For Love Life—  Wills $50,000 To Bull Dog Just To Satisfy His Yen For Steaks

Gen. ‘Ike’ Flies Safely Through Bad Weather   Plane Makes Second Hazardous Landing In 24-Hour Period

EISENHOWER HEARTENED BY SPIRIT OF DETERMINATION ‘SHOWN BY DANISH PEOPLE

New Drug Saves Two ‘Hopeless’ Cancer Patients   ‘Expert Says It Is ‘Impertant Step’

Two Patients Lose All Signs of Tumors  ‘Say New Drug Offers "Much  Promise’ In Cancer Treatment

U.S. BUILDING BANNED BY NPA UNTIL OCTOBER   Only’: Mirimum -Steel Copper, Aluminum  ls Permitted

Stiff Ban on All New Construction   Will Allow Only Pro. jects Using Little Steel, Copper.

SIXTY-DAY BAN PLACED ON NEW ‘CONSTRUCTION   Freeze on Start of New Fac. tories, Office Buildings = and Schools. ~

NEW BUILDING WORK BANNED   Until Oct. 1 Untess Majo Projects Use Minor Quontities of Metals

US io Limit Construction   Only Minor Quantities of Copper, Aluminum Steel Allowed

60-Day Ban Put On Big  Construction   Factories, Schools Among Projects Hit; Most Homes Exempt

U.S. Building Ban To Affect Big Projects  £44 VWhee RDactmaAahan   60-Day Restriction On Starts Aimed At Large-Metal Users

.  NPA Bans Start OF All New Buildings Unless Projects UseSmall Amount Of Metal

NPA Order Sets 60-Day Freeze On Construction  Bans Start of Work   Bans Start of Work On Hospitals, Schools

NPA Holds Up Start Of New  Construction   Government Places 60-Day Ban On Construction Excepting Using Minor Quantities Of Material

Ban Put on Big Building   Most Housing Not Affected   Stores and Amusement Places Can Be Erected

New Building Starts Banned By NPA Order   Most Homes, Small Stores Not Affected

ea ee  uDAY BAN PUT ON vc CONSTRUCTION   Applies To New Buildings Except Those Requiring Minor Quantities Of Steel, Copper And Aluminum

Slap 60-Day Ban On Construction. Of Big Buildings.      Order Is Issued-to. “Conserve Use of Steal Copper, Aluminum, NMaedoad far Nafaren ”

Sixty Day Ban on New Construction is Issued   Plan to Ease the Problems of Small Project Builders

Miesifences UN  NPA Puts Ban On Construction To Save Metals Vital for War

RULING GIVE! TO CONSERVE MATERIALS   Regulation Not To Affect Most Residences

Gov't Slaps 60 Day Ban On Building   Only Construction Using Little Metal Allowed to Proceed

NPA Bans New Construction  Maior Projects To   Major Projects To Be Frozen 60 Days

Construction Restrictions  Tightened  Major Projects » Put Under Freeze Until October

60-Day Ban Placed On Major Building  Low Metal Content Projects Exempted

New Building Ban In Effect Until Oct..1s1   Order To Freeze New Fat tories, Offices, Schools, Hospitals

c rime Probing Sen. Kefauver Links New York, New Orleans Operations  Through Costello, Kastel Alliance

Discovers Gambling Alliance —   ‘Dandy’ Kastel Admit: Acquaintance With OO hee ce es crv. .. 3. ware.

Senate Crime Probe Reveals Gambling Link   ‘New ‘Orleans Tieup * . With New York Aired “By Kefauver’s Group

Kefauver Links New Orleans, N. Y. Gamblers   ‘Dandy Phil’ Kastel Admits Tieup With Frank Costello

Oklahoma Tot Has Only 24 Hours Left to Look At New Christmas Toys

UN Offers To Resume Truce Try   Gen. Ridgway Soys Red Charges Pack Of Malicious Lies

States Charges Of Violations Are Falsehoods   Statement of Ridgway Toughest Note Yet Handed to Communists

RIDGWAY OFFERS REDS CHANCE TO RESUME TALKS   Says It Is Up To Com. munists To Terminate  Suspension   ENEMY’S CHARGES MERIT NO ANSWER

But in Doing So General Heaps Fresh Scorn Upon Charges U. N. Violated Neutrality Zone.   ACCUSATIONS CALLED MALICIOUS FALSEHOODS      Commander Says in Message Aliegations Were “Manufactured for Your Own Questionable Purposss.”

UN CHIEF CURTLY DISMISSES FOE'S KAFSONG CHARGES   ‘Tongue - Lashing Puts Next Truce Talk Move Up to Communists   ALLIED ARMY ‘READY’   Would Meet Reds with ‘Mate Eagerness,’ Van Fleet Warns

Red .Charaes False, Says Ridgway   General Willing To Resume Talks When Reds Give Word

Message To Communists Is Most Scathing Issued From U. N. Headquarters

Brusquely Tells Reds Charges Are Falsehoods   “Obviously Manufactured for Your Ow: Questionable Purposes”, He Says; Eiahth Army Ready to Do Battle.

19 Units Called To Active Duty ByAirForce   Nonflying Groups To Enter Service During Next Nine Months

19 Air Guard Units on Tap   First of Non-Flying Outfits to Be Called in 2 Months

19 Non-Flying Air Guard Units To Be Called Up   First Will Report Within Two Months, Rest Within Nine

19 NON-FLYING NG UNITS WILL BE CALLED TO SERYICE   House Committee ls Working On  Draft Measure

Non-Flying Air Guards Called  All to Be Put Into  caine, sega, Fae ye Semen

MPARTHUR POLICY IS URGED BY: TAFT   ‘Raps ‘Appeasement,’ Fear of Intervention. By The Russians

Sen. Taft Urges Adoption Of MacArthur's Strategy   Asks Congress To Take Action Before “Appeasement” Policies Are Accepted

Taft Arques For Adopting Policy Of MacArthur  Senator McMahon Motly Opposes Hi Ss  ion AraumMmen

Slaps At Acheson's Program   Says Nation Should Not Be Deterred By Reds

APPEASEMENT OF RED CHINA HIT BY SEN. TAFT   U. §. Should Not Be Deterred By Possible Soviet  Involvement   GOP LEADER CLASHES WITH SEN. McMAHON

Stop Appeasing Chinese Reds, Taft Demands   Senator Suggests Action Regardless of Step Russia May Take

Taft Fears Acheson to Have Way   Pleads for U. S. Not te Appease the Chinese Communists.

‘No Appeasement’ Is Urged By Taft  Adopt M’Arthur Policies Richt Awav He Save

Taft Lambasts U.S. Policy Of Appeasement   ‘Senator Calls For Imme:  diate Adoption Of MacArthur Plan

Taft, Demos Tangle on War Issues   Angry Senate Debate Disects Truman, MacArthur Views

Noting Spotlight Hits. Philadel phi   Cointrol of City’s Government Makes Fight Big Issue 

Battle for Control of Government In Philadelphia Highlights Election News

Hits Efforts To Make Political Gains With Fear   Expresses Great Confidence In Nation’s Future

Barkley Hits  Poliey Crities   Denounces “Depraved”’ Attempts to Weaken Confidence in U.S.

Barkley Blasts Tragic Attempts   Veep Receives Honorary Degree at Westminister Asks Nation's Backing

41 PT VME ATHER PATA   Barkley Denounces “Depraved Attempts to Weaken Confidence

Lodge Battles Proposed Cuts In Military Aid   Senate Committees Reach Voting Stage On $8,500,000,000

Planes, Trains Rushing GPs  Toward Homes   7 .  But Non-Combat Service men Are Foiled By Snarled Facilities

Warning Beamed on U. S.  Vogeler W ill Leave For u. &. This Week

Vogeler Heads F or U.S. After  ideo Message      A rrost By Reds On Spying Charge Citéd As “Phoned Altuek’?

Vogeler Leaves For U. S. After Long Jail Term   Democracy Cheerfully Pays High Price To Sustain A Principle

Vogelers Head For America  Family Boards   Family Boards Plane In Vienna For United States

VOGELER AND _ FAMILY START HOME BY AIR   Freed American Breaks Down in Warning Message About Reds.

y ogeler Sky Bound for US   Warns Americans Hi: Experience Could Happen to Them

Robert Vogeler And Family Leave Vienna By Plane For United States

Vogeler Leaves Vienna by Plane for U. S. After TV Warning to America

LEAVE FOR U. S   Recently Freed Robert Vogeler and Family Take Plane From Vienna

Vogeler And Family On Way Back To U.S.      Phone Company Executive Nervous Wreck From Long Term as Red Prisoner

Hungarian Jail Strain Tells On American ‘Spy’  Vogeler And Family Leave For U.S.A.

Vogeler Starts His Return to United States   Mental Strain Due Confinement is Plainly Evident

Vogeler on Way Home by Airplane   Freed Prisoner's Statement to Be Telecast in U. S.

Vogeler, Family Leave Vienna For United States   His Arrest Was ‘One Of A Series Of Planned Attacks On Democracy.’ He Says In Television Interview

Plane Bringing Vogeler Home  Strength Mustered To Deliver Message

Vogeler Is Flying Home   Flying to U.S. Today; Strain of Months In Red Jail Is Evident

Vogelers Emplane For United States   Released Prisoner of Communists Believes Arrest Was Red Plot

SsacaY es VEL Ve MU  Recently Freed Robert Vog. eler and Family Take Plane From Vienna

‘American Businessman Who Was Prisoner of Hungarian Reds Says Incident Part of Big Plan

Vogeler Warns : Of Red Menace   Released Prisoner Says His Arrest Indicative Of Program

Jail- Worn Vogeler, Packing for U.S. Trip, Makes TV Plea To Urge Fight for Freedom

V ogeler Flies.  Bae k To US.  heaves Vienna After Warning Americans

" Vogeler Sees His Arrest One in Series of Planned Attacks on Democracy

American Was Red Prisoner For 17 Months   Tetls Treatment By Communists

Vogeler On Way Back With Family   Leaves Vienna By Plane for Germany Enroute to U.S,

RED CAPTIVE, - FAMILY START  HOME JOURNEY   Health of Vogeler Stil Suffering After Effects

Vogeler Leaves Vienna by Plane  ITGT Official Gives Message to Americans

Mediators Give Up Trying To Settle Dock Walkout: Other Ports May Be Idled

Dock Walkout Due To Spread To Baltimore   Federal Mediators Give Up Trying To End New York Strike

Dock Mediators Abandon Efforts   Wildcat Dock Strike is Termed Intolerable; Others to Walk Out

Conciliators Give Up In Dock Strike   Ryan Walks Out. Of Peace Talks In Union Sauahhble

Mediators — Give Up On Dock Peace   Rebel Union Leaders Claim Walkout Will Now Hit Other Ports

Dock Strike Mediators Quif  Walkout to Spread, Rebel Workers Say

Mediators Give Up in Dock Strike   Rebel Walkout Bounc to Spread to Phila. and Baltimore.

U.S. Drops Effort To Ene Dock Strike   Walkout Spread  Is Threatened

Federal Mediators Abandon Efforts fo End Dock Strike   Insurgent Union Leaders Say That Walkout Will Spread

Mediators Out Of Dock Strike   Shippers Refuse to Talk Ahnwe New (Caveat

EFFORTS 10 END DOCK STRIKE HALT   FEDERAL MEDIATORS GIVE UP AFTER GROUP BOLTS PEACE TALKS.

FEAR WILDCAT DOCK STRIKE TO SPREAD   Federal Mediators Give Up Settlement Efforts

WALKOUT: MAY. SPREAD —: U. S. Mediators Quit In N.Y. Dock Strike

U. S. Mediators End Efforts To Halt Strike   Union Leaders Say Dock Walkout To Spread

FAIL TO LIFT DOCK TIEUP   Federal Mediators Give _ Up; More Ports Threatened

Mediators Fail To End Walkout Of Dock Workers   Efforts Abandoned Las! Night; Leaders Say Strike To Spread.

Mediators Give Up On Dock Strike   More Longshoremen Set To Walk Out As Govt. Withdriws

Mediators Halt Efforts To Settle Wildcat Walkout   Say Dock Strike Must Be Resolved Within Union;, Wage Talks Stymied'

MEDIATORS QUIT WILDCAT STRIKE   Rebel Leaders Of Dock Tieup Threaten Spread To Other Ports

197 Jet Planes Battle Over Korea   History’s Greatest Scrap Of Its Kind Rages

Aussiesand U.S,  Give 2 to 1 Odds And Whip Reds   Group After: Group Of.UN Planes Join Swirling. Air Action

a BRN Bre BAP RIE 4a}  History. Making. All- Jei Air Battle Pits 77 U.S. Sabres Against 120 MIGs

Dock Walkout To Spread As Talks Recess   Baltimore May Be Hit; Heated Session Breaks Up In Early Morning

Shipping At Near Stand-Still .,. . More Ports Fear Spreading Strike

F ights I Break Out At Struck Docks   122 Ships Immobilized By Longshoremen’s Strike

Strikers Move To Stop Work At More Piers  Mediator Calls New  CY ee een Geen Ay eee a

Strikers Handle Freight Destined For Military Use   Vital Shipping Moved By Wildcatters-Out at All Piers in New York

Military Shipping Is Moved, Other Commerce Paralyzed   New Yorkers Queue Up at Stores, Plants As Mik Strike Hits 12 Million Buvers

Pickets Leave For Harbors in Other Cities   Executive Board is Meetina Today

Strikers Work  Defense Vessels  All Other Shipping Stalled by Dispute

Fights Fishts Break Out On Waterfront as ines Are Crossed   Hundred Stevedores Gain - Pier, Then Leave; 122 Vessels Are Idled

N. Y. Pickets At Maryland.  Penna. Piers   Strikers Balk Peace Move

Defense Cargo Being Handled   Dock Strikers Get Military Items Moving Normally

Spirited Scuffle Erupts on New York Waterfront   Rebel Leaders Say Strike Will Spread Further

Dock Strike To Start Spreading   Leaders Predict Other Ports To Be Tied Up.

Stevedores Move Defense Cargo atN. Y.   Other Port Commerce Remains Paralyzed

Vital Defense Shipping Returns to Normal But Wildcat New York Dock Strike Continues

DOCK STRIKE SPREADING 10 3 NEW PORTS   Plan To End Walkout By New Vote Is Rejected.

Load Defense Cargoes; Halt Other Ships   Military Shipping Back To Normal in N. Y. Wildcat Strike

LEADERS SAY TIEUP 10 HIT 3 MORE PORTS   Insurgents Are Seeking 25-Cent Hourly Wage  Increase

Strikers Move On Other Cities To Idle Docks   Leader Says Walkout Will Spread To Washington. Baltimore, Chester, Pa.

RedsAccused Of Blocking Truce Talks   Ridgway Wants Each Side Limited To 150 Persons

General Wants Armed Persons  Out of Kaesong   Allies Stay at Base As Enemy Refuses to Let Writers in Area

FARIA WOMAN, IA CHILDREN COME TO IOWA   Stopped at Pocahontas in Car Driven by Husband’s Hired Hand.

HOUSE ARMED GROUP OKAYS UMT WITH BIL   Calling of Young Men At 18! Is Favored; 6 Months Basic

House Group Okays UMT and Drafting Young Men at 18%   Committee Approves Extension of Service To 26 Months in Preparing Bill for Floor Action; Passage Before Easter Is Expected

Llouse Committee Approves L niversal Military Training.  Draft Of Youths AtI8 Years

16-Month Period For Draftees Is Also Favored   Half Year Training Recommended Before Combat Assignment

Lowering Of Draft Age Is Approved   House Committee Votes To Extend _ Time Of Service

Committee Gives Nod ToUMTBill   Also In Favor  Of Drafting Boys Under Age Of 19

183-Year Draft, UMT Is Favored By House Group   Would Extend Service Term To 26 Months

House Panel OK’s UMT, Is For 183-Draft  Also Would Extenc Service 5 Months

GROUP OKAYS ‘OMT WITH BUI   Calling of Young Men At 181% Is Favored; 6 Months Basic

MISFORTUNE MISSES: WEE MISSES  Tots Unhurt Riding Bumper of Car, Eating Razor Blade

NON-VETERAN MARRIED MAN DRAFT URGED      Teen-Age Call-Up Meets Strong Opposition

Draft of Childless Non-Vets Asked   Johnson Wants Group Before 18-Year-Olds

Johnston Urges Tax Increases To Guard Curbs   Claims Excess Buying Power Is Dangerous

Production Key To Prices, Claim   Avoid Unfair Levels, Farm Groups Warn

Price Freeze Said ‘Unfair’ -Farm Groups  Subsidies Favored By Only Farmers’ Union, Others, No

Farmers Warn © Against Unfair Freeze Program   Say Shortages and  Black Markets Will  Be Answer; Oppose Parity Tinkaring

———Oo el ee oe ae lC(C TEL CULT Cee  National Groups Warn of Black Markets if Prices  Are Frozen

Farmers Fight ‘Unfair’ Freeze Of Food Prices  Willing to Grow Plenty to Keep

Firm Stand On Farm Ceilings   Five Farm Groups Say Catastrophe Would Follow Attempt to Freeze Prices at Unfair Level

Board Selects New Head For N.J.C   Board of Trustees Expected t Extend the Call

School Officials Consider : ——— Bonds at  at Time   UNDERPASS APPROVED

BOARD MAY NEED MORE CASH JUNE   School Officials Consider ’ Issuing First Bonds at That Time   UNDERPASS APPROVED

Trumanites Accused In Mississippt   Ferguson Charges Corruption Goes Revond Mississippi

British Grass Roots Survey Hints Only That Election Will Be Close

W. German Group Likes U. 5. Schools   Visitors to National P-TA Convention Lack Money For Usina Our System

Negro Admits Sideswiping Slain Man’‘s Car; Insists He Did Not Murder Victim

Lawmakers Hold Day And Night Session Friday   Try To Clear Their Calendars So They Can Leave April 14

Rushing Toward Adjournment .... Legislature Puts In Extra Session

SOMERSET WEATHER  (Reported Daily by David Grove, U © tWaathiear Ohcarwver)

SOMERSET WEATHER  ((Reported Daily by David Grove, U. © Weather Ohserver)

SOMERSET WEATHER (Reported Daily by David Grove, U  ce WWWaeethar Ohhecarvarid

SOMERSET WEATHER (Reported Daily by David Grove, U  Sc «tWnathar Ohearver)

Announces Duties Which He Re. mained In Office To Fulfill “Have Been Fulfilled” And He   Can Now Leave   BLOCKING OF CABINET WAS WRONG HE SAID

Body Of Missing Girl Is Found  Patricia Hull Had Been Hit On Head

Body Of Slain Girl Is Found In Canyon.   MeCracken Still Denies Killing Of Patty Hull

GREEN V JUND CHURCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Pastor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408   FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BRIGHTON CHAPEL

GREEN WV DUNE CHORCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Pasvcor  Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408 Adiee FV anlao Daath Crnrt   FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BRIGHTON CHAPEL

GREEN Y )UND CHURCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Pastor Phone, Mt. Pieasant—7408 Miss “.eola Roth Sunt.

GREEN ¥ )UNL CHURCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Pasctor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408  Adiee * anln Daath Crime

GREEN VY )UNU CHURCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Pastor Phone, Mt. Pleasant—7408  Afiees FT aala Wid ~   FIRST CHURCH OF GOD BRIGHTON CHAPEL

U.N. Negotiators Refuse Further Red Bargaining   Communists Must Come Up With Better Prisoners Proposal

Nuckols Declare: Allies Want All Prisoners Back   No More Progress Seen Unless Reds Offer Better Plan

RED AEPUGALS OF PnloDNERG DATA STOPPER   Allies Won’t Do Any More Bargaining Until Figures Given.

Reds Must Reveal POW  Information   Allies Want List Of Prisoners And Where They Are

Allies to Bargain No More Until Reds Come Up With Information on Prisoners

U.N. Demands Information On Prisoners   No More Bargaining With Commies Unti' Facts About Allied POWs Is Provided

Allies Seeking PW News Before Continuing Talks  United Natinne Ctebe   United Nations Sticks To Demonds for List Of Men Held by Reds

U. N. Standing Pat On Demand For List Of Allied War Prisoners, Where They Are Being Held; Want All Returned

4,000 Americans In Enemy Hands   Boost In Military Funds Needed--Ike

Nv’s Truce Negotiators tand Pat on Demands for Red List of War Prisoners

POW Facis First, UN Tells Reds   Only Agreement Made Is To Meet Acain

Allies Want POW Lists, All Captives Given Back   New Communist Proposal Must Be Better One

U.N. To Seek Better Truce Supervision  Reds Say POW Lists   Reds Say POW Lists Technical, Want All For All Exchange Now

U.N. Negotiators Say They Won't Make New Offers   Fear Prisoners May Wind Up in Red Slave Camps

Plain Talk Features Latest Meet Between Both Sides As Each Make Veiled Threats of Military Might

UN Stands Pat On Its Demand   No Agreement Reported In New Peace Talks

34,000 People Leave Rovigo i in Po’s Worst Flood in Modern Times

Water Project In Texas Takes Slice Of Federal Budget As Proposed By President Truman

Cloak and Dagger Drama Is a Daily Occurrence at Baltimore   FBI Follows Trio of Reds Out on Bail

jBesoluting Passes House By Voice Vote -Aroused Lawmakers Condemn Red China

‘Expression Of Sentiment’, Not’ War Declaration   Policy Statement Approved With But Few Audible ‘Nes’

House Asks UN To Tag China As Aggressor   Resolution Is Passed With Few ‘No’ Votes: Shows U. S. Is United

Action Stresses American Unity   Nations Reported Plannmg Plea ta Red China

House Accuses Reds  Of Korea Aggression  Resolution Passed With Only A Fow Dissenting

Few Oppose Bi-Partisan Policy Move  Called Virtual War Declaration By Opponents

House Asks UN Action On Chinese   Terse 28 Words  Brands Commies

Demo and GOP Backing Given Resolution  Faw ‘Naee’ Hanred Rat   Few ‘Noes’ Heard But Some Fear Action Near Declaration of War

House Members. Uree UN Brand China Agoressor   Shout Approval of. Resol ution, Only 2 28 Words

House Vote Urges Action AgainstChina   Would Brand Communists as “Aggressor’ in Korean War.

HOUSE SHOUTS APPROVAL FOR ACTION BY UN   Resolution Declares Red China Korean War Aggressor

Aroused Representatives Urge UN Brand Red China Korean Aggressor

Tobey Demands Dewey  Enforce Gaming Laws Senator Charges N. Y. State Police

N.P.A. Sets Aside 75 Pct. of Copper   Civilian Supplies Of Copper And Brass Are Cut To The Bone

KweKeKK YK COPPER AND BRASS FOR CIVILIAN GOODS ORDERED DRASTICALLY CUT

Civilian Brass, Copper Reducec   75 Per Cent Set Aside For Military

Reds Protest Against General’ Visit to Rome  Police Called Out to   Police Called Out to Disperse March on Consulate in Turin

General Strike Called In Italy By Communists   General Pays Visit To Portugal On Way

Italian Communists Call General Strike Against Ike’s Visit  Demonstrations Mar General’s Tour of Pact Countries

UN Seeking Peace Team Candidates   Debate Resumes Tuesday on Soviet Charge

Philippines Rocked © By Volcano Eruption   Hundreds Reported Buried in Rain of Red Hot Ashes or Caught in Streams of Lava

Hibok Hibok In Philippines Blows Its Top Early Today   Dispatches From Camiguin Island Reports “Several Hundred” Persons Believed To Be Caught Under Rain Of Hot Ashes  And Stream Of Lava.

Trapped In Rain Of Red Hot Ashes And Blazing Lava   Heat and Noxious Fumes Impede Efforts Of Rescue Workers

Hundreds Feared Dead In ‘Atomic-Like’ Blast Ot Voleano in Mindinao

Many Feared Buried Under Red Hot Lava   Philippine. Volcanc Erupts with Atomic Blast. Soews Death

Red Hot Ashes, ‘umes Hamper Rescue Parties   Philippine Blast Looks Like A-Bomb Explosion —Red Cross Calls for All Available Help

Many Factors Reduce Food Prospects   Weather, Insects, Labor Shortage Dimming Outlook

Food Production Off to Poor Start Throughout United States This Year

Marshall Reads Truman Message To Investigators  ’ General Spends Fifth   General Spends Fifth Day Defending Demo Administration Policy

M Arthur Told To Fight War for Time fo Re-Arm  Jan. 13 Message From Truman Read

Bares Truman Note on Policy To MacArthur   General Told Course Must Be to Keep Friends With World

War Policy Aim: To Retain Support Of Allied Nations   Sec. Marshall Reads Jan. 13 Message From President To Marshall; MacArthur Told War Must Be Fought To Keep Support Of Allies Desperately Needed

Says Truman Gave Korean Policy Jan. 13   Defense sccretary lestilies President Informed Genera MacArthur Not to Spread Korean Conflict

MacArthur Warned of Soviet Threat   Marshall Gontinues To Defend Administration Policy Today

TIME TO ARM TERMED VITAL BY PRESIDENT      Advice to M’Arthw On War Forwarded  In January

‘Virginia Still Believes Girl In Now-Famous Editorial Finds Kids Still Have Faith

Marshall May Be Recalled By Senate Group  Seek Tactimanyv On   Seek Testimony On 400,000 Troops Plan For Europe By 1953

Seek Marshall's Troop Testimony  Question Decision On European Forces

Recall Urged On Marshall's  Troop Figure   400,000 In Europe Termed Double Army That’s Contemplated

UN Wants Truce On Present Line   Reds Ask ‘Cast-lron’ Agreements On Parley Zone’s Neutrality

Prayers for Peace, Personal Dramas Mark Thanksgiving-American Style

West Virginia Labor Trouble Flares. Higher With Fatal Mine Field Shooting In UMW Row

Labor Trouble Brings Slaying   One Man Killed; Two Wounded In West Virginia Mining Area

 Dead, 2 Injured Is Labor Trouble Tollin West Virginia Mine Field

One Killed, Two Hurt In W. Va. Mining Troubles  Shot Three Union  , Eee ee oa ee

Segregation Law Upheld In Southern  School Case   Three-Judge Federal Court Reminds South  Of Equal Facilities

SOUTH CAROLINA SCHOOLS UPHELD IN SEGREGATION   Federal Court Rules That Racial Separation Is Legal, As Suit Of Negroes Faits.

Federal Court Upholds Segregation In Schools   Three Judges Rule That Segregation Can Continue In South, But Must Equealize the Standards

SEPARATE NEURO SCHOOLS UPHELT   FEDERAL COURT SAYS SEG REGATION IS MATTER OF POLICY FOR STATES.

South Reminded Equal Facilities Must Be Given   Three-Man Court Gives 2-1 Decision In Important Ruling

House Violently Rejects Missco Solon’s Proposal To Boost School Funds

COUNTY, CITY HEADS ACCUSED OF KNOWLEDGE   No Action In Oil City Discussed; Dale Defends Stand

Franklin Group Petitions Court To Investigate   Ministerial Association of Franklin Asks Grand Jury Action in Presenting Case; Also For the Appointment of a Special Prosecutor

Storm Heads For Cape Cod And Nantucket: Winds Drop   Storm Moving Up Coast But Damage So Far Comparatively Light; Tides High Above Normal And Ships Warned.

Cape Cod in Path Of Waning Storm   Winds Dropping Below Full Hurricane Force

‘Fringe Of Hurricane Is Now Headed ‘For Cape Cod And Nantucket Sector

Accused Slayer of Eight Persons Will 3e Prosecuted For Oklahoma Kidnaping

COOK WILL GO TO OKLAHOMA   Suspected Slayer Of Eight To Face Charges Of Kidnaping

BADMAN COOK WILL BE TRIED IN OKLAHOM/   Accused Under Lindbergh Lay of Kidnaping Illinois Family.

Cook fo Go To Oklahoma   Kidnap Charge Carries Possible Death Penalty

Killer To Face Kidnap Charges  Badman Cook To Be Tried In Oklahoma

‘Accused Kidnapper and Suspected 'Slaver Cook to be Taken to Okla.

Return to Oklahoma for W. E. Cook  . Death Penalty be Sought For the Sucnected Killer

Cook Back To Tulsa   Will Be Charged With Kidnaping; May Face -Murder Charge Later

Oklahoma Will Prosecute Cook   Accused Kidnaper and Slayer to Be Tried Under Lindbergh Act

House Unit Hits Beef Rollback   Cancel or Modify It, Ag Group Demands

Price Rollback Orders Assailed   House Committee Scores Controls; DiSalle Refuses to East Stand

CONGRESSIONAL FIREWORKS ON UMT CERTAIN   Hearings on Controversial Measure Are Ordered by Chairman Carl Vinson.

Truck Dryer Is Sought in Death Of State Trooper  200 Comb Mountains Hitchhiker Fits Into Slaving

Protests Sending Her Husband, Veleran Of Balaan Death March, To Front In Korea

Disabled Bataan Vet Shipped to Korea by Mistake, Claim   Wife Asking Return of Army Reservist

To G. I. fo G. I. Joe There’s A Lot To Get Home To!   (EDITOR’S NOTE-—-Hal Boyle has returned to America after more than six months in Kerea. In this open letter he gives his first tm ressions of life back in G.I. Joe’s  omeland.)

Boyle Says the Only Safe Place Is on Draft Board   By HAL BOYLE. AP Gtaff Wel¢ae

Engineers Expect  levers to Hold     Reported: Critical Near -St. Louts

Main Flood Threat Past As Mississippi Crest Moves Past SI. Louis

eee  FLOOD DANGER BELIEVED PAST   Peak Passes St. Louis At Highest Level In 107 Years

Costly Flood Waters Move South From Saint Louis, _ Crest Expected To Vanish

Hundreds Toil To Save Farms  In Flood Zone   Mississippi Crest Choris South After Hitting Record Mark

Mississippi Flood Crest Rolls Southward  Levees Downstream From St. Lous Are Evnected ta Hold

Major Levees Stull Hold As Flood Rolls Or   Mississippi Crest Passes St. Louis After 107-Year High

Cape Businesses Inundated .. .  Mississippi Crests At St. Louis As Flood Eases Downstream

Flood Can Still Cause Damage If Levies Give Way   Crest Heads Southward And Expected To Snend Itself.

FLOOD THREAT EASED; CREST PAST ST. LOUIS   DOWNSTREAM LEVEES STRENGTHENED, SAY MOST DANGER OVER

Receding Flood Passes St. Louis  Expected to Peter Out  Retween HMuae Dikec

To Seek Vote for Recreation Prearam   Group Hears Or. Merideth On Needs of Recreation For Older-People; May Vote Aqain in City Eleetien

To Seek Vote for Recreation Program   Group Hears Dr. Merideth On Needs of Recreation For Older People; May VUete:dkoris in Cite Elacttian

Radio Censorship  Decision Stands Stations’ Right To Check Political Talks Unchanaed

Censorship of Radio Speeche: Is Privileged   High Court Holds Witness Must Say Whether ‘Commie’

Foreign Aid Slash Sought in Congress   Eisenhower’s Aide Opposes Delay In Program

MYSTERY 'PHONE TIPOFF FALSE Hundred Officers Guard Jail After 'Mob' Alarm

RURAL FIRE TAX _ INCREASE VOTED HERE YESTERDAY        Suburban, Rural. "Residents Okay 21% Mills Rate for ’ ° Fire Department.

RURAL FIRE TAX INCREASE VOTED HERE YESTERDAY    Subdirben, Rural Residents Okay 22 Mills Rate for  Fire Department.

Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh To Make 3-Day State Visit in Washington

No Relief In Sight, Says Weatherman   Texas Town High With 109 Reading; Hits 105 in Hattiesburg

Churchill Wins First Test Vote   Labor Blow at New Steel Plan Parried

Churchill Wins Steel. Test By 39-Vote Edge   Plan. to Turn: Back Industry to Owners Approved, 320-281

Local Flood Fund lereases to S615  ac’  oe es a er   Nine Weekend Donations Received by Red Cross Office in Veach Building

Local Flood Fund increases to $615   Nine Weekend Donations Received by Red Cross Office in Veach Building

Judge Murphy MaySoonOpen Federal Inquiry   J. Edgar Hoover May Also Have Hand in Full Investigation

65 Special Agents Digging Into Tax Shakedowns;  No ‘Housecleanine’ News

REVENUE AGENTS  SEARCH FOR TAX FRAUDS INN, Y.      Sixtv-Five Begin Digging Into Reports of Shakedowns and Other Irregularities.   HOUSECLEANING JOB IS GIVEN TO MURPHY   And There Is Speculation J Edgar Hoover Will Help Drive Wrongdoers From Office.

Special Agents Open Probe On Shakedown   Every Suspicious Tax Matter in New York To Be Checked

Murphy-Hoover Housecleaning Not Yet In Open   Expert Prosecutors Called In To Clean Up Irreqularities 

65 Agents Probing Tax Irregularities In New York Sector   Commissioner Discloses Sweeping Inquiry as Official Washington Eyes White House for Signal to Launch Truman’s ‘House-Cleaning’

65 Agents Check Reports OFN. Y. Tax Shakedowns   Ordered To Cover “Entire Waterfront”

Tax Scandals In New York Being Probed  Agents Are ee ng ‘Up Information On Tax Sha hedowns

65 Agents Investigate Shakedowns   Checking “Every Suspicious Tax: Matter” in New York, «°° ««

Tax Shakedown Evidence Hunted By 65 Probers   Ordered to Check Every Suspicious New York Levy Stor:

65 Agents Checking Tax Matters In New York   Action Revealed As White House Housecleaning  Move Is Awaited

Probers Lye   Tax Records In Clean-Up   druman Signal to Kickoff Federal Investigation Awaited in Capital

Tanker Sends Fishing Ship To Sea Floo   Rescuers Rush to Scen: 6 Miles From Boston; ata in Hacnitala

Got $10,000  in Laona Job  ig SMO ee le ae onl   FBI Arrests Group in Roundup at Green Bay

Acheson's Pay Escapes Action By Committee   Fight Against Him Expected to Flare On Floor Of House

‘Committee Cuts Fund Requests   State, Commerce Justice Agencies  Suffer Slashes

EXPERT SEES STABLE COSTS PERIOD AHEAD   Ten-Month Spurt Of Prices Comes To Halt.

Index Stable —  For Mid-April Forecast Period Of Temporary Stability

Factories Given More Time To Adopt Ceilings  Living Cost Spurt Now Leveled Off

Steep Upswing In Living Costs ‘Starts Te Slow   Government Expert Sees Stable Period - Arriving At Least Temporarily

Report Living Costs Upswing Is Dying Down   Labor Statistics Expert Forecasts A Period Of Temporary Stability In Manth. Ahead

Living Costs Have Leveled Off, Says Federal Official”  } Statistics Director. e Cenhilies OF

SHARP LIVING COST UPTURN DYING DOWN   Expert Forecasts Period Of Temporary Stability

[Temporary Stability Seen... . Expert Says Living Costs Dying Down

Cost-of-Living Index Levels Off   ee ee a.   Period of Temporary Stability Forecast

Living Cost Spurt Dying Down, Index Shows Today  wee on   Price Front Stable For Time, Official Statistician States

Spurt in Living Cost Levels Off   Period of Temporary Stability Ils Forecast

Cost of Living Is Seen Leveling Off; Expected to Hold   10-Month. Spurt Ends; Should be Stable for Awhile

Cost Of Living Spurt Relaxes, Index Indicates   Government Expert Predicts Period Of Temporary Stability

Temporary Price Stability Predicted As Spurt in Living Costs Slows Down

Cost of Liv ing Spurt Dies Down  Period of Stability Forecast by Experts

Experts Note Levelling Off Of Cost Rise   Temporary Stability’ ‘Seen As Index Moves Only Slight Fraction

Stability Seen With Leveling of Living Cost:  10-Month Upswing  Halts; Industry Gets  Extension On Prices

U.S. Bureau Says Living Costs Drop   Clague Predicts Stable Period; Price Front Relatively Quiet, He  Save   Actions Are Taken   Control Steps Are Put Into Effect by U. S. Officials

Living-Cost Graph Levels Off For April   Period Of Temporar Stability Forecast By U.S. Experts

UNRESTRICTED MOVEMENT DEMANDED   Armed Guards Must Leave Kaesong—Ridgway   Says Enemy Must Receive Anyone He Selects As Part Of Delegation

Says Restrictions : Must Be Dropped   Enemy Sets New Time To Resume Discussions

RIDGWAY ASKS END OF RED ARMED GUARD   Commander Wants Free Passage For Any U. N. Personnel Named

ULTIMATUM SENT AFTER COMMUNIST BLOCK NEWSMEN   Ridgway Tells Reds To Get Armed Guards Out Of Conference Area

‘Wants Reds Army Guard Be Removed   Kind OF Unnecessary Restrictions And. Acceptance OF His Delerutes Specified

Reds Get Rideway’s  Ultimatum      Demands That Enemy Remove Armed Guards from Kaesong Before Talks Are Resumed.

Ridgway States Terms If Talks Are To Continue   End Of Restrictions Demanded By U. N. In Ultimatum

Demands Removal Of Red Guards; Free Travel by Party   Sends Message After Reds Reject Previous Demand

News Day, Night   Reds Continue  To Bar Press   Allied Commander Blames Foe For Breakdown

Red Guards Mus Be Withdrawn, — Is Ultimatum   No Further Talks Till Communists Observe Full Reciprocity

Asks Free Movement Of U.N. Group   Ultimatum Delivered After Communists’ ‘No’ On Newsmen

Ridgway Says He Will Name  Own Personnel   First ‘Tough Talk’ Of Negotiations Issued by Genera!

U.N. BALKS AT TRUCE TALKS UNDER GUARD   Ridgway Tells Enemy Negotiations Will Be Resumed Only if Armed Reds Are Cleared Out. —   FOE DECLINES TO ADMIT NEWSMEN   Allied Commander Insists. on Right to Name Own Delegation, Proposes Neutralizing Kaesong. 

Allies Refuse to Resume Talks . On Cease-Fire Until Armed . Guards Taken Out of Kaesong  Virtual Ultimatum Sent After Reds Reject Demand to Accept Newsmen

Takes Issue Out of Hands Of Delegates   Communists Had Rejected Demand Of Admiral Joy

Three Points Set For Resumption Of Armistice Parley   Get Armed Guards Out Of Kaesong Or Find Nes Meeting Place, Stop Unreasonable Restrictions, Accept His Delegates. General Demands

No More Talks, He Tells Reds, Until Enemy Troops Leave Kaesong  Ridgway Gets Tough

Reds Veto  Admission To Scribes   Allied General Demand: Enemy Get Guards Out of Kaesona.

Reds Get Ridgway Warning   No Talks Till UN Knvovs Freed Of  Restrictions

Unrestricted Movement For U. N. Delegates In Area Free Of Armed Guards Demanded

Ultimatum Given To Reds In Korea After Talks Cease   Ridgway Backs Joy's Stand

Red Guards Go.or Truce Parley’s Off   Communists Reject Demand Newsmen Be Allowed at Site

U.S. Demands Of Troop Removal Spurned By Reds   Allied Command Insists On Free Movement In  Parley Area; Suggest New Site For Talks

Talks Won't Be Resumed Until Guards Leave,  Allies Declare   Communists Have Already Rejected Third Point Of Message

Get Armed Guards Out Of Kaesong   Also Demands That Restrictions on His Negotiators Be Cut

Allied Top Commander Broadcasts Demands to Communists in Kaesong Rift  No Reply Yet  Insists That Negotiations Can’t Re Hamnered      Insists That Negotiations Can’t Be Hampered by Armed Personnel

Ridgway Wants Free Movement for UN Officials   Virtual Ultimatum Demands Red Guards Are to Quit Kaesong

Reds Rejected Firs! Demand   That U. N. Newsmen Se Admitted to Conference Areo; U.N. Stand Unehonaed

Ridgway Orders No More Talk: Until Chinese Soldiers Leave   Objects to Chinese Controlling All Main Roads ‘to Peace Conference Site; Asks For New City For Armistice Discussion

GEN. RIDGWAY INFORMS REDS THEY MUST EVACUATE TROOPS FROM KAESONG TO RENEW TALK   By NATE POLOWETZKY

Ridgway Says Talks Are Off Unless Met  U.N. Demands Reds   U.N. Demands Reds End Restrictions On Negotiators

Sends Ultr-atum To Red Officials UN: Will Resume Talks  “When A Armed Guards  ° Are Removed REJECT ALLIED DEMAND  “Unreasonable and Unnec‘essary Restrictions” Halt   “Unreasonable and Unnec"essary Restrictions” Halt Discussion

Acts After Communist Commanders Reject Allied Demand Newsmen Be Accepted in Parley Area.

Allied Command Demands Parley Area Be Clear   Insist Movements Be Not Restricted

Ridgway Lays Law Down To The Enemy   Says Negotiations Won't Be Resumed Until Communists Accept His Conditions

ENEMY LEADERS TAKE EXCEPTION TO 2 PROPOSALS   No Reply Received To Allied Demand Enemy Remove Armed Troops From Kaesong Or Shift Talks To New Site.

General Ridgway Sends Ultimatum to Top Red Leaders   No Cease-Fire Talks  Until Kasong Is Free of Armed Guards.

Ridgway Demands Equality   His Ultimatum  Insists on End of  Restrictions Placed On UN Deleactian

Ridgway Demands Unrestricted UN Movement Basis For Resuming Talks   Sends Ultimatum After Reds Reject News Correspondents

Insist Area Be Free Of Red Guards   Ultimatum Sent To Red Leaders By Gen. Ridgway

Drop All Curbs Or. Ridgway   Radios Virtiial Ultimatum To Enemy Chiefs

U.N. Will Resume Talk: When Armed Guards  ’ Are Removed   REJECT ALLIED DEMAND   “Unreasonable and Unnecessary Restrictions’ Halt Discussion

Korean Peace Talks Snarled By Communists  New Spot For Truce   New Spot For Truce Dicker Demanded

Ridgway In Virtual Ultimatum As Enemy Bars Press At Talks      Allied Chief Demands ‘Unrestricted Movement?’ In Area Free of Troops Before Truce Parley Is Restumed

Virtual Ultimatum Sent To Reds   Scattered Showers Shatter Heat Wave   Shower Measures .05, Brinas Cooler Weather

General Tells Reds Demands For New Meet   Allies Inform Enemy Truce Discussion. Will be Resumed When Delegates Have . Unrestricted Movement in Unarmed Area

Ultimatum Sent To Reds After Confab Halted   Terms Laid Down By Yank General For Resuming Talks

Refuses Further Cease-Fire Talks lf Guards Remain  Enemy Announces Ban on Newsmen Won't. Be Lifted

ULTIMATUM IS DELIVERED Warns Restrictions Must Be Lifted Before UN Will Resume Parley

Suggest Meeting  On Press Coverage Of Truce Parley —   But Ridgway Delivers Ultimatum: Get Armed Guards Out of Kaesona or Name New Site

Ridgway Sends Allied Mandate. To Communists   Reds Reject Request That Newsmen Be Allowed At Kaesong Conference

Ultimatum Delivered On Parley   Unrestricted Area For Cease-Fire Talks Demanded

Peace Talks Wait Settlemen! Of New Issues  Reds Deny Delaying   Reds Deny Delaying Conference, Insist On Barring Newsmen

Allied Leader Demands Red Curbs Lifted   Ultimatum Outlines Conditions To Have Conference Resumed

Press Must. Be Admitted, Foe Advised   Communists Refuse To Accept His Choice Of UN Personnel In Neaotiations

Remove Guards At Kaeson or  Talks to Halt  Newsmen Must Be Allowed Also, He Warns Communists

Ne ew Red Smear ; Drive Set  "fichiesbe Saye, :   ‘Acheson Says. ° », * Jes Intended 2 . To Disrupt Treaty

Acheson Sure Red Propaganda Campaign oom:  Jap Peace Meeting Awana Asin B.de   Jap Peace Meeting Arena Where Reds Will Show Hand

Acheson Sees Anti-Jap Pact Drive By Reds  Russia May Attempt To Disrupt Meeting

FINNEGAN GRILLED BY HOUSE GROUP   EX-COLLECTOR SAYS HE RE CEIVED $2,250 FROM DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS,

Caucus fo Study Flexible $138,000,000 Tax Program Designed to End Deadlock’

State GOP Tax Plans To Be Aired Monday  Approval Predicted Of New Program By Republican Caucus

San Francisco Makes Own Peace   Japanese, American Relations Hit Peak in Colden Gate City

Feeling of Lasting Peace Is Apparent Between Japs and Caucasians at ‘Frisco

GOP-Southern Dem Union May Doom Control Bill; Ban Slaughtering Quotas

GOP-Southern Coalition Wins Controls Test   Vote Due Soon on Drive to Eliminate Beef Price Rollback

U.S. Commander Says His Troops ‘Welcome’ Second Red Offensive  Expects Attack Soon, Says It Will Meet Same Fate As First

l’ood Price Index Hits Record High   Labor Department Says Costs Up 12 Per Cent In Year

Food Price Index Reaches Record High   As Control Battle Rages, Cattle Receipts Are Cut in Half

Federal Relief Co-ordinator Meets With Kansas, Missouri Governors; Pledges Top Priority to Recovery

Winter Weather Slated For Stay Until Weekend   After 81 Years, Weather Bureau Will  AcknowledzeT exas’ Size In Forecasts

Two Changes In Traffic Laws  Give Pedestrian, BA _4..*.s4 ¥F...W fF... . .

Pedestrians And Drivers  Ohio Traffic Laws To Give Everybody Break

Excise Taxes Seem Due to Go on Higher   Senate Committes Tentetively Adds Items to These House Bill Raises

Group in Favor Of New, Higher Excise Taxes  Would Add Several   Would Add Several More tems to List

Senate Group Hikes Taxes On. Appliances      Approve Higher Le vie: On Vacuum, Cleaners. Wash Machines

Senate May Hike The Excise Taxes   iS BALION FUAGS  May Change House Bill to Add $55 ;  BACT too te Dasmmiiem

Group Boosts Taxable Items  Senators Broaden List For Excise Levy

Money Group Swings Economy Axe At Twe Government Agencies  Lops 10 Per Cent Off Truman Request, Including AEC Funds

House Economy Ax Hits AEC, Other Agencies   Lowered Demand For VA Services Aid in Slashes

State Senate Lifts Ban on Colored Oleo   Measures Go To House After 44-6 Approval

Senate Approves Bill to Lift Ban On Colored Oleo  Measure Okaved by   Measure Okayed by 44 to & Decision, Now Goes to House

Truck-Auto Crash Kills Four Upstate Week End Death Toll  In Indiana Traffic Accidents Set at Nine

Train Derailed In Indiana; 26 Hurt  ¥1 Cars Leap Tracks And One Overturns

ALLIED ADVANCE NEARS CENTRAL FRONT FORTRESS   Chinese Defenders Retreat Under U. N. Onslaught — Fifth Day Of Drive Gains 2,000 Yards.

Rifles of Allies Within Range of Red Stronghold  Chinese Defoendoerce

eds Retreat s Allies Near  nemy Capital   U.N. Forces Gain 2,000 Yards in 5th Day of Drive on Kumsong

Allied Infantrymen Advance Neat Kumsong as Chinese Defenders Retreat Slowly Before Onslaught

—WAR— Allies Are Closing In  On Kumsong  _ Trap Chinese On Mountain Peak

Reds Retreal Slowly Before Allied Attack   UN Troops Are Within Rifle Range of Kumsong On Central Korea Front Proaress Is Difficult

FOOT TROOPS IN RIFLE SHOT OF KUMSONG   TAKE FORTY HILLS IN SWIFT ADVANCE ON CENTRAL FRONT

Allies Drive To Within Rifle Range of Kumsong   Reds Said Slowly Withdrawing Before Advance

UN Within Rifle Range of Kumsong   Allies Take More Than 40 Hills in 5-Day Assault

U.N. Troops Smash to Within Three Miles of Kumsong And Deny Use of Base to Enemy

Allies Bring  Kumsong in Rifle Range   Reds Slowly Retreating Around Key Central Korean Bastion.

Red Chinese Defenders Retreating   Enemy Described As ‘Withdrawing’ ; Allied Infantrymen Trap Red Forces

ALLIES ARE IN RIFLE RANGE OF KUMSONG   Gain 1,500-2,000 Yards in Fifth Day of Drive on Reds’ Central Front Bastion.   " CAPTURE 40 HILLS; MOVE UP ARTILLERY   Allied Troops Have Advanced Seven Miles Along 22 Mile Front in Kumsong Push.

Allies Nowin Rifle Range Of Kumsong   Reds Withdraw Slowly Be fore Allied Pressure of Two Divisions

Allied Infantrymen In Rifle Range of Kumsong Red Base  Chinese Retreat Slowly Before  i! NI Advance

Allies Within Rifle Range Of Kumisong   Chinese Withdraw Slowly As U.N. Forces Attack

Allied Troops Push Drive On Kumsong   Ridgway Says Reds Delay Renewal of Cease-Fire Parley

Chinese Unit  On Highest Peak Guarding City Trapped   40 Hills Captured in 5. Day Advance On  Kev Town

Allies Withir Rifle Range Of Kumeong  Chinese Retreat Before UN Drive

Allied Infantry Drives Forward  To Red Defenses  Cease-Fire Talk Still Deadlocked Over Zone Lines

Kumsong in Rifle Range OfUN Force   Chinese Retreat Slowly, But Can Sl Vake Stand

Allies Within Rifle Range Of Front City   Fifth Day Of Drive Toward Enemy Bastion Finds Reds Withdrawing; Units Alerted For Possible Last Stand By Commies

Chinese Retreat On Bastion City   U.N. Infantry Forges Slowly Aheac ‘In 5th Day of Central Front Drive

Allies Continue Drive to Kumsong   Chinese Defenders Give Way to Famed 24th and ROK Troops

UN INFANTRY ON OUTSKIRTS OF KUMSONG   Trap Closed on Foe; Jets Unchallenged In MIG Alley Parade

Allies Within Rifle Range Of Kumsong   Infantrymen Trap Pocket of Chinese

BIG YARDAGE IN FIGHTING   Infantrymen Trap Chinese Pocket On Peak Near Approack

Allies Within Rifle Range ci Kumsong On Central Froii   Chinese Pocket Witl Be Wiped Out By 24th Infantry

Gls Within Rifle Shot Of Kumsong   Enemy Continues Retreat;  Hundred Trapped Atop Mountain Stronahold

SMASH WITHIN RIFLE RANGE OF KUMSONG   Chinese Defenders Retreat Before Allied Infantry

N. Troops rive Nearer umsona   Chinese Defenders Drive Toward Key City

Allies Approach Kumsong Bastion   Chinese Defenders Are Slowly Withdrawing: Before U.S. 94th and South Korean 6th Divisions

Allies Gain 1,500 to 2,000 Yards in Fifth Day Of Their Drive Toward Reds’ Central Korean Bastion; Enemy Jets Refuse To Accept Challenge Offered by American Seabee Pilais

Reds Retreating As Allies Drive Nearer Kumson¢   UN Forces Within Rifle Range Of Communists’ Central Korean Bastion

Winter Howls Back Into Texas With General Freeze Predicted For T onich

Temerature From 20 to 28 Degrees Predicted For Kerrville Section Tonight: Little Moisture Likely

00 LOST IN BERLIN RIVER DISASTER  Tanker Rams. Sinks Tue in Mississippi

Government Question May Be Costly —  You'll Get Easter Suit Despite Wool Strike

Two-Week Wool Strike Closes Down 160 Mills   Union Charges American Woolen Company Wanted Strike To Relax Price Freeze

You Can Get Your Easter Suit But Wool Strike Mav Hurt Pocketbooks

BREAKDOWN FROM NATIONAL GOALS — SHOWS WHAT IS EXPECTED OF OUR STATE IN OATS AND SOYBEANS T00   County Figures Will Be Released Soon And A Meeting Of Agriculture Agencies Will Be Called To Help Farmers

About Town  And Country   Keep the Smile Turned On  Reainnina Manday

Believes Russia Ready To Move In Another Direction Analyst Second-Guesses Kremlin

Leystone State’s Citizens Start Singing Praises Of ‘Their Commonwealth Today

Statement by U. S. Embassy af Vienna Conflicts With Report Proposal Had Been Accepted.

Still Considering U. S. Offer To Pay Ransom; May Be Raising Conditions

U.S. Agrees  To $120,000  In Ransom   Hungarian Regime Tight-Lipped On Plans To Free Four

No Hint Given On Release Of AU. S. Fliers   Reds May Have Raised New Conditions For Their Freedom

Reds Stall On Release Of Fliers   New ‘Deal’ Possibility Considered

‘Considered’ by Hungary   Report Conflicts With Story Ransom Is Paid

Blackmail Cash Of $120,000 To Be Paid By U. 5.   lron Curtain Hides Facts On Release

Hungary Balks At Action in Fliers’ Case  Note ‘Considered’ AL. de "I .]

AY $120,000 T ACCEPTED Y HUNGARIANS   New Information In Cenflict With Reports In Washington

OFFER TO PAY FINE fo TILL UNDER STUDY   U.S. Embassy in Vienna Can’t Get Any Definite Information.

HUNGARY STALLING ON FREEING FLIERS   Red Government Says High Officials Still Considering Offer To Pay Eines

U. $. Fliers In  Hungary Not Yet Released  , ae i   Communist Regime Still “Considering” Ransom Payment

Conflicting Reports Are Developine   Immediate Release Of Fliers Doubted; $120,000 in Ransom To be Paid by USA

STUDYING US, OFFER TOPAY *HEAVY FINES   May Be Getting Ready To Raise New Conditions

Refuse to Say When Men Will Be Freed   Even Withhold Information on Where They Will Free / Americans Despite U. S. Announcement Will Pay Fine

Delaying Release  Of Fliers   Hungary Is ‘Still  Considering’ Offer By US ito Pay Fine; Thot Had Accepted

Stand Conflicts With Statement From Legation  Doubts Arise As To Status Of Deal For Release Of 4 Fliers Held in Hungary

Reds Have Nof Accepted American Offer   Hungarian Legation Story Says Men To Be Freed Today

U.S. To Pay $120,000 Tc Hungarians  Report Hungary Still ‘Considering’

Reds Have Not Accepted American Offer  Hungarian Legation Story Says Men = Fr. = .__Le_ Ff...

Hungary Delays Flier Release To Study Offer   Doubts Spring Up About Status of Negotiations

Reds Still  Considering Ransom Bid   U.S. Would Pay Fines, but New Conditions Feared

Washington Ready To Pay $120,000 Fin  US Offer Is Still ‘Being  Considered’

Report rt US. Offer Yet Unaccepted   ' Conflicting Statement From Hungary Clouds Status of Nevotiations

Hungarians Are ‘Considering American Offer  U. S$. Ready To Pay Reds $120,000 To  Ransom 4 Airmen

Attache Saves Government Has Sent No Further Note On Freeing Fliers

Budapest Says  Reds Studying American Offer  American Officials Still   American Officials Still > Hoping for Early Release Of Imprisoned Military Men

Weather   For Ransomed Fliers  U.S. Embassy Says Reds Consider U.S. Fine Offer

Doubts Raised In Negotiations For U.S. Fliers   Hungary's New Stand '   Reverses First Report

No Decision Yet On U.S. Protes Note Of Dec. 25   Officials Ready To Meet Fliers When They Are Freed

Reds Refuse To Tell Plans To Release Four  U. S. Government Will . Pay $120,000 Fines Of U. S$. Airmen

Release of U.S. Fliers Remains in Doubt: Have Reds Made New Demands?

VIENNA REPORT IN CONFLICT WITHU.S.   American Officials Remain Hopeful Of Early Action  LATEST STORY      Indicates Hungarians May Raise New Conditions; Yanks Await Orders

Washington Awaits Word From Budapest; Offer fo Pay Still Reported Under Consideration

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Situation Creating New Fears

Hungarians Won't Tell Airmen Plans   Date Of Release Of Fliers Not Divuldqed

—DOUBT— Some New Conditions Indicated   LEGATION HAD ANNOUNCED OK

Reports Vary On Hungary  Fine Decision   ‘Stall’ In Acceptance Of $120,000 Has Raised Doubts In Negotiations

U.S. Ambassado. Stalled in Move to Free Airmen   Gets No Satisfaction Despite Pledge From Washington Legation

Fine Not Accepted By Communist Government   NEW REPORT FROM VIENNA CONFLICTS WITH ANNOUNCEMENT MADE HERE LAST NIGHT ~

Officials Still Attempting To Pay Ransom Demands; Hungarians Studying Notes

Flyer Issue  Clouded by New Doubt   Acceptance of Proposa For Payment of Fines Had Been Reported.

No Decision Yet, Envoys  Informed   U. S. Offer To Pay $120,000 Fine Studied

Silent on Time of  Release   American: Diplomats Get the Run-Around From Red Officials

Hungary Delays Freeing Airmen, W olathe r ayment   Seems Possible Governmeni Will Raise New Conditions

RED HUNGARY CONSIDERS US. OFFER TO PAY   Latest Communist Stand Raises Doubt Airmen To Be Freed Soon.

(Reds Delay  Release of  Four Airmen Hungarians Still Consider Offer of  U.8. Ransam Cach

House Okays  Giant Measure  Construction Program Will Include      Construction Program Will Include Billion-Dollar Chain Of Air Bases

Solons fo Hear M Arthur May 15   To Appear May 16 - in Detroit; Wife, Staff to Come

Draft Rules Are Eased By Hershey   Order Will Allow More Reservists To Stay With Unit

MANY MEMBERS DEFERRED  Draft Law Eased to Permii Reserves to Stay in Units

all Hong Kong British Drafted  Crown Colony Gets Set For Emergency

HONG KONG T0 REGISTER ALL   Men And Women Sub. jects Of Britain Liable For Military Service

All British Subjects In Hong Kong Face Immediate Military Service

Hong Kong Drafts British Subjects  Massing Chinese Increase Tension

Hong Kong Goes For Emergency   All British Subjects Made Liable For Military Service

Scott Sees Need For Toll Roads   May Be Big Help For Military Need

Says Toll Roads Will Be Needed   Governor Offers Some Observations  On Roads Future

Reds Adamant Blocking Hope  For Cease-Fire 24th Truce Meet  Ix Lnproductive   24th Truce Meet Is Unproductive Because of Stand   SFY ANOTHUER MEET

8 Killed  In Crash Of Plane   Navy Piane Falis Into Water At Kev West. Fla.

PlaneCrash In Sea Kills Kight Fliers   One Survives Fall  Of Navy Bomber   2-Engine Craft Turns Over '’ As It Hits Water At Key West

GOP in House Agrees on 138 Million Taxes  Senate Caucus Mus: Approve Before

Compromise Tax Program Okayed By House GOP  Republican Assembly Majority Still Likes Income Tax, However

Arms Factories Goin High Gear   Output Four Times Last Year's Rate

Wilson Reports Production Jump   Says U.S. Rearmameént High for 3 Months

Naval Air Squadron in Alaska ls Grounded  Action Taken as “Morale” Step After Series of Mishaps.

Air Crashes Ground U.S. Squadron   Action Taken After Accidents In Alaska Primarily Involving One Naval Patrol Unit

Alaskan Air Unit Grounded By Navy Order   ‘Action Taken For “orale Reasons” - Officials Say

Railroad Peace Talks Resumed  By Government   Strikers Warned Defense And Their Own Cause In Peril

HOPES ARE DIM FOR AGREEMENT THIS AFTERNOON   Industry Slows Down, Food Supplies Low in Leraer Cities

Reds Desperately Try to Halt Flow of Youths Into Forbidden West Berlin

US: GRANTS DELAY ON ALUMINUM CURE   Postpones for 30 Days Ban - On Usage In More Than 200 Products

British Voters Oust Laborifes After Six Years   Tories Gain Majority In House Of Commons

Churchill Returns as Prime Minister, Ending Six-Year Socialist Rule

Churchill Party Has Absolute Majority Of Seats In Commons   Returns From Rural Sections Overcome Labor's Early Lead Attained In Larger Cities.

LABOR PARTY NOSED OUT BY CONSERVATIVES  Architect of Victory in Wavsid Woae IF   Architect of Victory In World War I Will Take Over Helm From Attlee

Red Korean Attack Near Wonju Broker   But Red Force Striking 30 Miles Behind Threatens Enfire J. N. Central Keres Stend

Only 25 Senators To Hear Quizzing Cf Gen. MacArthur   Acheson Says Wedemeyer Suqgestions Followed 

Controversy I Boils On Eve of Korean Policy Hearings   House Now Talks ©." » Of Separate i inquiry: ‘Open'to Public;  Acheaue  icruteuied

Secy. Acheson Defends Policy  Before Korea   Wedemeyer Report Almost All Carried Out, He  Says—House im Protest

Defends Prewar US Policy in South Korea    Says Wedemeyer Recommendations. Were Carried Out

Policy Furor Sizzles   - Acheson Defends ‘PreWar Stand on: Karea;  ‘ Secrecy Lid on. Wake “'Talke Lifted he Trumay

Acheson Defends Nafion’s Pre-War Korean Policies   Many Developments Arise As Committee Gets Set To Hear Gen. MacArthur.

Acheson Says Wedemeyer Was Heeded  Secretary Declares   Secretary Declares Recommendations O1  Far East Followed

Acheson Def ends Administration's Policies, Says All But One of Wedemeyer’s Suggestions Followed

Martin Raps Closed Quiz of M‘Arthur   Commitee Members Bar All Other Solons From Hearing Room

Defense for Pre-War Way With Korea   Acheton Speaks While Wrangle Boils Over Secrecy Of Hearing for MacArthur

U.N. Yields Wonju To Red Horde as Retreat Continues   Hold 7 Chinese Armies at Bay Before Withdrawal

Red Troops In Burning Rail Center   Rearguard Action Gave Precious Time for U.N. Forces Heading South

PRECIOUS TIME IS GAINED FOR MAIN RETREAT   Major Portion Of Allied Troops Now 28 Miles South OF Seoul

DELAY ACTION GAINS TIME FOR ALLIES   Main U. N. Forces Reported 28 Miles South Of Seoul   Strafe And Fire-Bomb City After Withdrawal, Hit Communications Lines

Allied Rearguard Yields Ruins Ot Wonju To Overwhelming Hordes Of Chinese, KoreanReds

Wonju Vielded  After Terrific. Delaying Action  Ve Mon   Allies Given Time To Retreat From. Burning Rai! Ceiter

Wonju’s Ruins Now in Hands  Of Red Hordes   Gateway City to South Is Captured

UN Forces -Yield Wonju After Battle  Buys Precious Time      Action Aids Main Body To Retreat: Red Troops Fan Out In West

Rearguard Action Buys Vital Time  Allied Troops Withdraw to New Positions

Reds Take Over City After Fight   Bitter Holding Action Brings Precious Time

Allies Yield Ruins of Worju After Bitter Holding Actior   City 55 Miles Southeast of Sesul

Vital Rail Hub Held Two Days In Bitfer Fight  Main Body of United Nations Forces Heads Toward Pucan

Allied Holding Action Wins Time, Distance In Retreat  Down ‘Heartbreak Highway’

Retreat Is Continued Southward   Enemy Stalled At Important Center While U.N. Forees  Whisks J Ticb ccs eg

Precious Time Bought by U.N. For Withdrawal   Bitter Fighting Mark: Retreat Toward Seou As Reds Push Ahead

Yield To Invading Chinese   Allied Forces Withdraw From Ruins of Wonju After Bitter Fighting   REDS ENTER OSAN   Report Light Casualties As Defenders Hold at Bay Estimated 210,000

NAnnOWo GAP BETWEEN RED AND OTH ARM   Road and Rai! Center Giver Up After Fierce Fight to Gain Time.

UN Rearguar Finally Yields Wonju Ruins   Bitter Holding Action Buys Precious Time For Retreating Allies

Ruins Of Wonju To Reds   U.N. Forge Yields City After 2-Day Delaying Action

Allies Quit Wonju   Fall Back in Face . Of. Overwhelming Numbers of Reds; Dig in South of Osar

Allies Yield lM aanatan WON LO  Siubborn Defense Bought Time for   tubborn Defense Bought Time for Escane of Main LDS. Biehth Army

Ruined Wonju Is Vielded To Chinese  Americance Rorreat   Americans Retreat To New Positions After Fierce Fight

Allies Yield Wonju Ruins To Red Hordes   Fought For Time To Allow Main Forces Tc Retreat from seoul

Time Bought For Retreat Of UN Force   Seven Chinese Armies Held Al Bay By Grim Defenders of Wonju

Allies Abandon Ruins of Wonju To Red Hordes   Holding Action at Key Center Bought Time For Further Retreat

Withdraw To Fresh Positions   UN Rearguard Forces In Bitter Holding Battle To Protect ‘Allied Retreat

Retreat From Wonju After Fierce Battle   Main U.N. Force Pulls Out of Osan, Communists Move Ir

New Positions Taken By Units Of UN Forces   -For Time To Help «Allies In Battle __Retreating Forces

‘Rearguard Lines Hold Enemy  _ Hordes at Bay in Wonju To  Enable Main Body of Army To Retreat.  ALLIED CASUALTIES LIGHT IN ACTION

PRECIOUS TIME IS GAINED *Reds Take Over Burning - Road And Rail Center ' After Fierce Battle

WARSHIPS, PLANES COVER RETREAT  Allies Yield Wonju To Attacking Reds

Ruins of Wonju Are Yielded to Horde of Reds  UN Forces Move To New Positions

Reds Take Wonju As Allied Forces Retreat fo South  Hub City Captured After Successful Delaying Battle

Wonju: Falls To  Chinese Armies   End Bitter Holding Actior in Ruins of Transportation Hub   A TIME-BUYING MOVE

»HOLDING ACTION AT HIGHWAY HUB GAINED TIME   CASUALTIES LIGHT IN WONJU DEFENSE, SAYS COMMUNIQUE

Bitter Holding Action Buys Precious Time  Hold Seven Armies At Bay To Thwart

Valuable Time Bought For Main Retreat   7 Chinese Divisions Held Off; Casualties Believed Light

Vital Time  Obtained by Fight There   Allies Battled To Help Main Body Retreat — On Pusan Road. ~—

Yield Wonju To Chinese Reds   Another Korean Cit; ls Captured By Invading Forces

Allied Force Gives Up __ Wonju City   Bitter Holding Action Buys Tine To Allow Main Body’s Retreat

Korea Road Center Left In Shambles  U.N. Withdraws To New Pasitions As

ALLIES GIVE UP WONJU TO CHINESE REDS   Rearguard Forces Pull Out After Fight for Time to Let Eighth Army Retreat.   FALL BACK TO NEW POSITIONS   Main Column of Allied  Troops at Osan Sunday  on Road to Taegu and Pusan.

Allies Leave Wonju’'s Ruins In Red Hands   “UN? Forces Retreat to™ New Positions as Communists Take Over Shattered Town

Allies Give Up Road, Rail Hub After Bitter Fight   UN Armies Withdraw To New Position After Gaining Time In Helding Action; Red Losses Heavy

Key Central Korean Rail And Road Hub Falls to  Commies; Allies in Retreat   Southeast Port of Pusan Is Goal Of UN Forces in Pullback; Allies’ Planes Strafe and Firebomb

Holding  Action Buys Time Main UN Forces  Retreat South Near Osan

Precious Time Is Gained By Allies   Main Body Of U. N. Forces Enabled To Retreat Southwestward From Seoul On Road Leading To Port Of Pusan

Allies Flee Wonju In Bitter fighting;  Winning Precious Time In Retreat

Allies Retreat Along Road to Taegu, Road Hub   Seven Red Armies Press Attack Against UN Lines

Time Given Retreating U.N. Forces   Chinese Are Reported to Have Entered Osan and to Have Narrowed Gap   210,000.Held Back      Seven Chinese Armies Are Slowed by Fierce Defense

UN Forces Push Reds Out of Hill   13th Day of Battle for Bloody Ridae-

Allies Drive — Communists Of  Bloody Ridge   Reports Claim Reds Have Massed Million Men Far Offensive

Eighty Enemy Planes Attack 30 U.S. Fighters   Combat Described A: ‘Most Ferocious’; Ground Action Also

More Red Jets Taking to Air Over War Zone   Communists Make New Charges of Truce Zone Attack

WRITES ‘THIS IS GOOD- BYE'  Frail, Ailing Lad Runs Away Because Can't 'Keep Livine

RR Strike Ends In Philadelphia   Local Passenger And Freight Train Service  Back to Normal Today

McCarthy Agent Six-Hou Admits Move To Raid Or Smear Vincent In D. M.

ACCUSED SPY SAYS McCARTHY SUPPLIED FUNDS   Sought to Imply Diplomats Were Communists

Link Is Seen To MeCarthy In False Wire   Negro Says He Sent Wire To Vincent Trying To Discredit Him

Quick Tax Hike.  Vore Curbs  reed   PSS ee eae GG eee og: Seca Federal Bank OMeial Says .S. Can Afford “Far Greater Taxes”

Congress Asked to Enact Higher Taxes Promptly   Chairman of Reserve Board Predicts More Restrictions of Credit

M°CABE URGES HIGHER TAXES   Federal Reserve Chairman Says Americans Can Afford To Pay

SAYS WE CAN AFFORD T0 PAY HIGHER TAXES   Federal Board Chief Also Hints New Restrictions on Credit.

FEDERAL RESERVE CHAIRMAN URGES HIGHER TAXES   AMERICANS ABLE TO INCREASE THE ANTE WITHOUT HARDSHIP

Sees Peril In Tax Delav   , Urging Immediate Action, FRB Chief Tells Congress US Can Easilv Take Hike

Americans Can Aftord ‘Far Greater’ Taxes, Reserve Board Chairman Says

Federal Reserve Board Head Says Nation Can Take Far Greater Taxes

More Inflation Curbs Proposed  McCabe Says U. §S Can Afford Taxes

Americans Can Afford Far Greater Taxes, Says Federal Reserve Man

“Fi ar Greater Tae ‘s’ Hinted By McCabe   Federal Reserve Board Sees Further Curbs On Installment Buying

Asks for Quick Action Towards Higher Taxation   U.S. Federal Reserve Board Chairman Says Nation Can Stand Bia Incresce

High Tribunal Upholds Perjury Case   Maragon All but Doomed by 8-to-0 Decision

Irwin Flees  After Cops Free Victim   Capital Girl Abducted Car Stolen in New Crime Spree.

SEEK HYDRAULIC LIFT  Bid Comes From Kansas City Firm Far KI! BRoiltinge

SEEK HYDRAULIC LIFT   Bid Comes From Kansas City Firm For K. U. Building

FIGHT-FULL °52 NEARS $$  Legislative Battle Looms  Over Influence Scandal

Torrid Battle Looms in 52 On ‘Peddling’  GOP Regarding ‘Corruption’ As Key Issue

Kansas Feels Cold Front   Weokened Banks Bring Showers In North Central Areas

‘COOLER IN NORTHWEST   Forecast Calls for Readings to Re. main High Elsewhere in State

Civil Defense Measure Goe: To President   Congress Approves 3.1 Billions For National Program

Would Require Drivers’ Tests   House Committee Approves Tougher State Requirements

Examination For Missour! Auto Drivers  wer EY eo at, Ate! «Oe eee, oP   Bill Providing #t Gets Approval of House Committee

Foreign Aid Bill Set For . Senate Debate  i ii ee Ol   Joint Committees Approve Measure; Amendment To Tie In Seaway Defeated

Senate Prepared For Bill Debate   Committee Approves F oreign Aid Money By Slicing Request

Senate Starts Debate Tuesday On Foreign Aid   Committees Complete Work On Measure; Point Four Extended

Foreign Aid Bill Up For Debate:   $6 Billion Slated For Arms Spending

Connnittee Approves Measure.... Senate To Debate Foreign Aid Bill

Seek 1 Billions for Foreign Aid   Joint Senate Group Aarees on Amount

Foreign Aid Bill Approved  Minus Seaway   Senators Vote Point 4 Extension. No Watchdége Tag

SENATE GROUPS OKAY $7 BILLION FOREIGN AID BILL   REJECT PROPOSAL FOR AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT SEAWAY

Foreign Aid Plan Set for Senate Talk   About Billion Less Than Truman Asked, Near House Ficure

Debate Is Set By Senate on Foreign Aid  Seaway Proposal fe Pafented 11-4

FOREIGN AID BILL READY FOR SENATE DEBATE NEXT WEEK   74/2 Billion Measure Gets Committee Approval Waterway Project Out

LEMAY URGES LONG - RANGE BUMBER PLAN   Head of Strategie Air Force Cites “Major Contribution” to Defend Europe.

Urges More  sees. Se  Bombers’  for Europe ;   Strategic Air Force Commander Cites Need for Bases

Air Force General Says U. §. Should Stress Bombing  Could Destroy Any Nation’s Industrial Potential, He Claim:

Bombing Called Big U.S. Punch   Air Force General Says Big Planes Should Be Chief American Arm

General LeMay Says Long-Range Bombinc Force Is Imperative  To Europe’s Defense

Urges Strong Bombing Uni   Air Force Chief Gives Testimony On Troop Issue

Lost Production Hurts War Effort   Big Fines Against Union to Be Asked lf Court Upholds Contempt Verdict

Thousands Of Workers Hit In industries   Union Leaiers Aud Federal Mediators Seeking Agreement

Layoffs In Coal and Steel Threatened as Walkout Is Continued   Work Stoppage Goes Into Second Week as 52 Railroads In 67 Cities Are Hit— Industries Have Some 200,000 Idled.

Officials Report ‘Some Progress’ in Talks Steel, Coal Industries Face Mass Layoffs Some Cities Threatened With Food Shortage

U. S. MAY BE ASKED FOR 15 DIVISIONS   Taft Says Truman Has No Intention Of Holding European Contrihniion Ts 4 Divisions

Taft Says US May Be Asked For 15 Divisions Of Troops For Europe By End Of 1952

Taft Expects Troop Requests  Senator Says 15 More Divisions May Be Askec

Taft Bucks Unlimited Troops Aid   Ohioan Informed 15 Divisions For Europe Planned

Figure Growing  Taft Says US May Have to Sena 15 Divisions to Europe by ’52

Taft Wants Limit On Armed Aid   Says Europe To Call For 15 Divisions

U.S. May Send 15 Divisions   Taft Says Truman Has No Idea Of Limiting Troops To Europe

Taft Says ‘Tk e May Call tor 15  U. S. Divisions   Proposed Six-Unit Limit Won't Be Observed, Senator Waris

Taft Sees 15 U.S. Divisions Asked For ‘ke’  Says Administration Won't Hold To Six

Fatt Figures U.S. May Be Called On To Send 15 Divisions To Western Europe Before 1903

‘Flying Saucers’  On Page 2' Today      Controls Picture in Brief

Swift "Reaction Over Nation Rr og  Follows Price-Wage aoe Froonue

 Wife of Texas Survivor of Bataan March Says If He’s Fit to Fight in Korea, She Is

Budenz Says Rockwell Is a Red But Artist Denies It   Former Communist Makes Accusation

COMMUNISTS HALT CONVOY OF NEWSMEN   Vice Adm. Joy, In Ultimatum Message, Tells Enemy Talks Are Suspended.

UN Command Notifies Reds Talks Will Not Resume Until  Convoy Interference Stops

Decision on New Talks. Up to Reds.   Dispute Over Press:.” Is First, Test Pee Of Reds’ Good Faith

‘Jailed Blood Donor Asks For Air; They Sav He’s Still Getting It

AUTO FREEZE HAS LOOPHOLE   GM President Says New Models Are Still Possible

Premier Appeals To British Oilmer To Stay at Posts  No Comment on Bill   No Comment on Bill Demanding Death For Sabotage

fran: Premier Asks: Technicians To-Stay   Broadcasts Appeal to British Experts to Remain On Jobs In OI Dienvta

Mossadegh Requests British Technicians to Stay on Job   Premier Fails to Say Whether Drastic Document! Would Be Withdrawn; Ambassador Protests Possible Death Penalties

lranian Premier Asks Cooperatior  British Technicians Urged To Remain

Couple and Rescuers Lost in Air Crashes   Both Planes Into Pacific Near Oregon Coast.

Steel Corporation, CIO Negotiators  ‘Start Talks On Pay Hike Request

Talks Started On Steel Union WageDemands   Top Men Of Industry Meet In Pittsburgh In Momentous Session

wKkKKK* NEGOTIATORS. FOR U.S, STEEL CORP., CIO STEELWORKERS MEET.

Red Evacuation of Border ‘Belt’  Gives Yugoslavs Invasion Jitters

Caravan Of Old Automobiles Climb Mountains   125 Autos in Hilly Tour Of  Eastern States

Caravan of 125 Antique Cars Chugs over Mountains on First Leg of Revival of Old Custom

Senate Kills Bill to Help Communities   Leaves State Free to Force Building of Sew age Plants.

Stiffer Penalties Set In Dope Cases   Measure Passed By House OF Representatives Now Goet To Sennte

Budget Okayet By Legislature In Late Session   Adopt Bills Hiking Taxes On Personal Incomes, Raising Pay For Solons

Corn This Year State's Wettest  Average Moisture Content 23 Percent

Group Opposes Possible Move At Brownwood Meeting Landowners Fearful Of A-Bomb  Camp Bowie Is Reactivated

r FE sarful ( Of ‘A-Bomb     Landowners If Camp Bowie Is Reactivated 

KANSAN OLAYER ORDERED HANGEL   JAMES LAMMERS FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING WIFE AND 8 CHILDREN.

Ridgway Planning To Ask Early Jap Peace Treaty   Hero’s Welcome Planned In  Two Cities For Gen. MacArthur

Gen. Ridgway To Press for  Japanese Peac Praises ‘Mac’  As He Arrives At Takun HO

Ridgway Will Press Treaty   Commander Welcomes Dulles’ Advice MacArthur Fails to Meet Successor

Wage Freeze May Be Thawed Today, Price Fix in Week  Pay Hikes Will Be Granted, Retailers Profits To Be Froze:

Panel Disagrees On Pay Raises; Action Expected   Program To Stabilize Prices Is Predicted Before End of Week

WageThau Expected To Start      System of Fixing Profits on Retail Prices Expected

MAY ASK COURT BOOST LIMIT ON CITY BOND LAW   Service Levy Now Held to Five Mills Under State Code

Cities May Go fo Court for Relief From New Bond Lav   Court Action or Legislative Session Seem Only Solutions

Whole Port Of New York Tied Up   Dock Boss Joining Re bel Stevedores He Couldn’t Lick.

Dock Workers Strike Spreads In New York   Ryan Is Ready to Join Rebel Stevedores in Tieup of Great Port

Workers Threaten To Block Shipping In New York Port   Dock Chief Ryan Joins Striking Stevedores In Walkout

35 Hurt as NYC Flyer Crashes: 5 Cars Overturn   Many Passengers Are Tossed into Nearby Quaqmire

3 Killed, 35. Hurt In Train Crash   50 Persons Trapped Inside Cars Wher Train Left Traeks

Five Cars (\verturned  In Michigan   Two Women And Child Die In Crash Of ‘Ohio Special’

\sonerts DUE AFTER OCT. 1 Pilotless Bomb Squadron Is Readied By Airforce

THREE MEN DIE IN GUN BATTLE   Officers And Man They Sought To Arrest Slain— Five Others Held Without Charee.

3 OFFICERS AND MAN THEY TRIED TO ARREST SLAIN   Fourth Officer Wounded ir Alabama Gun Battle; Five People Jailed.

Four Are Killed In Wild Battle   Three Policemen Die In Shooting

3 Alabama Cops Die in Gun Battle  Man They Sought To Arr i: They Sought

Vandenberg Hits Bombing China Bases   General Says U. S. Air Force Operates Only ‘Qn Shoestring’

LARGE AREAS IN THE NATION IN GRIP OF BITTER WEATHER   Cold Centers Reported From Plains States To Florida Resorts

Deeper Freeze Is Seen Sunday   Mass of Cold Air Moves From North

Calls: For Sub- ose Setmp —  " Would Make: 7 2 “Proposals To Be:

Study Latest U.N. Plan to Halt Deadlock   Special Committee Asked to Decide Truce Line Problem

U.N. Warning Underscores Talk Deadlock  Communist Reply Expected Today

UN 1S PRIMED TO FREE KOREA FROM ENEMIES   New Allied Proposal To Break Stalemate Studied By China

Jury To Probe Garrow Killing   Two ‘Suspects’ Ask For Speedy Trials

House Defeats Defense Plant. Subsidies Plans   Labor Warns Lawmakers Wage Demands Hinged On Curh of Prices

House Defeats. Farm Subsidy  Plan of Truman  Right to Acquire Defense Plants Also Is: Refused

Farm Subsidy Authority Denied ToPresident —  * He May Not Acquire » Or Operate Defense Plants, Says House

TWO MORE BLOWS DEALT TRUMAN'S CONTROL PLANS   House Henies President Au. thority to Aequire Defense Plants or to Pay Farm Subsidies,      SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS, G. 0. P. BEAT PROPOSALS   Labor Warns Congress Fail. ure to Enact Strong Bill Will Blow Lid Off Wage  Ceilings.

Two More  Holes Shot In Contrels Program  House Defeats   House Defeats Farm Subsidies, U. S. Operation Of Defense Plant:

HOUSE VOTE BANS TWO MORE PHASES OF GURB PROGRAM   Rejects . Plans to Operate Defense Plants, Pay Farm Subsidies   MAJOR SETBACKS   'DiSalle Sees Beet Price Hike if Rollbacks Are Barred

House Denies Defense Plant Power ToHST  SoS wee  Paes . Yea ees   Truman Also Denied Power To Give Farm Products Subsidies

New Blows Dealt To Controls Plan   Farm Subsidies Proposal Dies In House Vote

Control Program Battered by Insurgent House   Farm Subsidy Plan, Defense Plant Acquisition Beaten

President Will Not Acquire "And Operate Detense Piants Nor Let Brannan Plan In By Back Door

Iwo Reverses Dealt Truman On Controls   The House Rejects Farm Subsidies, Power To Acauire Plants

House Deals Blows  ee ee Es  Truman’s Controls Program  Weakened by Major Setbacks

rive Red Jets Shot Down, 15 Hit in Battle   Yank Fliers Win In Biggest Fight Of New Aircraft

Warplanes * Down Five Commie Jets   Gat Two ‘Probables,’ Damege 15 More in Twa Swirting Dogfights, Return Sefety

Yanks Destroy 9 To 7 Red Jets And Damage 15   80 MIG’s Attack Fleet Of 40 B-29s’ In War’s Biggest Air Battle

U.S. Must Not Overextend Self In Trving To Defend Europe.laft Warns

At lowa GOP Dinner— Taft Urges Strengthened U.S. To Stem Red Tide

Taft Raps Truman Defense Plans in Des Moines Speect   Would Saddle U. S. With Whole Load of Europe’s Defense

U.S. May Bear ‘Whole Lead’, Taft Cautions  ‘Sucked Into One Thing After Another  Hibs Rann Bewe:

TAFT AFRAID LOAD ON U.S.   Says American May Get Whole Burden Of Defending Europe

Ray J. Cannon, Attorney, Dies  Native of Ironwood A Colorful Fiaure

Case-Finding Plar Established By TB Group Here   County Athletes To Receive Free Chest X-Rays Next Week

Ohio's Voting Cut By Storm   Most Issues Local, Only One Statewide

Paper Claims Boyle Helped Get RFC Loan   Demo Leader Says He Had Nothing to Do With Approval

Newspa per Takes Issue  With Boyle  ‘Demo Leader Pushed REC Loan”

Paper Takes Issue With Boyle Denial  Demo Says He Had No Tie-up With Loar

Boyle Urged Litho Loan, Paper Says  Democratic Leader Accused of Using

St. Louis Post-Dispatch Takes — Issue With Democratic Leader In Denial Of RFC Loan Implication

Demo Official Implicated In RFC Dealing   St. Louis Paper Charges National Democratic Chairman Exerted Influence in RFC Loan.

Boyle Said To Have Pushed For RFC Loan   Influence Exerted On Agency, Asserts St. Louis Paper

Report Bovle On Pavroll of  Pri ‘inting Firm   Democrat Party Chairman Denies Loan Connection

McKinney Would Serve Democrats Without Pay   Naming of Indianapolis Man to Party Chairmanship Is Seen as Certainty.

McKinney Aims To Serve Gratis   WASHINGTON (INS)—Frank E. McKinney was unanimously elected Democratic national chairman Wednesday.

New Democrat Chairman Will Shun Salary   William Boyle, Jr., Retiring Boss, Was Paid $25,000 Year

Party Chairman Won't Ask Pay  McKinney Is Expected To Accept Job Today

Mckinney Desires No Pay for Post  Hoosier Banker to   Hoosier Banker to Reject 335.000 in Acceptance Speech

McKINNEY 10 SERVE DEMOS WITHOUT PAY   Indianapolis Banker to Succeed Boyle, Who Got $35,000 a Year.

McKinney Plans To Waive Salary  Democrat Choice  Gives Up $35,900

Military Services Held at Ireton For Put, Walraven Who Was Killed in Korea

Key Republicans Set Plans To Recapture Federal Funds   Suggest 2 Ways To Set Aside Law On Welfare Roles

ERROR ADMITTED IN DRUG DEATH   Medical School Researcher Tells Of Mistake Fatal To Two Persons In Experiment.

Dakota Doctor Is Questioned Again   Says He Can‘t Account For Making Mistake

Researcher At Inquest Tells Of Mistake’   Wrong Drug Is Injected, Causing Deaths Of Two

‘Tragic Mistake’ Blamed i inDeath  tame Rasa   Picked Wrong Bottle Researcher Admits

U.N. Urged To Study Arms Cut   Western Proposal Betore Committee

Sen. Green Says Some Pact Nations  Could Do More To Develop Armies

SHARP MERCURY DROP   Forecast Calls for Cooler Weathe! in Kansas Thru Tomorrow

Watch Your Language!  ‘Lot of Nice Old Grandmothers’ Shocked When Wires Crossed on Radio Program

 Honesty Saboiaged . Ralph Trige Nixed Speculators Who Offered Million-Buck Bri be

Kriner Named President Of Extension Group  Succeeds Wayne Kune: As Agricultural Service Head

Reds in Mass Withdrawal in West Sector .   Enemy Troops Pour Across Boundary North of Chunchon

Reds Withdraw Rear Guard.   UN Tank Patrol Within Three Miles of Parallel

Enemy Troops Contest Drive Toward Parallel  a a  ee Pe   Withdrawals Made Reported In Korea's Western Sector

Witnesses Hear Scream, Shot Where Hunter Was Found Dead. Back Stolen

Lattimore Urged IPR To Endorse Russian Policy  Letter Is Produced As Probe Launched

Lattimore, Field Are Chief Topics At Red Inquiry   Senate Probe Hears From Trustee of L.P.R. Setup

Lattimore Named In IPR Quiz   Subversion. Probed In Far East Policy By Security Unit

Lattimore Activities in News Again   Reported to Have Urged Support of Russian Policy in 1938.

LATTIMORE LINKED TO RUSSIA POLICY   Senate Witness Testifies Ex-Consuttant Urged - Its Suoport

Lattimore Supported Soviet Policy In Far East, Senate Report Shows

SENATORS HEAR  OWEN LATTIMORE BACKED RUSSIA   One-Time State Department  Employes Urged Support of  Moscow's Policies With j out Its Slogans.   SOUGHT INTELLIGENCE ASSIGNMENT VOR FIELD   ‘Group Trying to Lear Whether ‘Subversive Influences” Affected U. 5. Far East Policy.

Tax Investigators Recess Hearings   Time Is Taken to Examine Files— Data Sought on New York Case

Tax Probers Recess To Study Files   Alleged ‘Fix’ Of New York Case Draws Attention

U.S. Tax Frauc Quiz Recessed To Study Files   King Hits Officials For “Memory Failure’ ‘In New York Charzes

To Resume Monday  Recess Called In Tax Probe; Investigators To Study Files

Investigators Study Files On Tax Fraud Case   Subcommittee Recesses Its Hearing Today In Order To Examine Files 01 Justice Department

Tax Probe Hearings Recessed   House Group To Turn To Examination Of Files In Dept.  Of Tnstiee

Files From Justice Dept. Studied By Tax Probers   Hearings Recessed; Attention Turned‘To. ‘Fix’  ‘Case: Irrerular Activity Seen In Justice Dep t

Tax Case ‘Fix’  Charge Is Made:  Hearings Halted Anonymous Letters   i a. a he

CALL RECESS   Move For Time To Examine Justice Files On Fraud Case

Tax Probers Order Hearing Into Recess   Want Time to Study Justice Department Files on Frauds

Tax Probers Study Fraud Case Files   Recess Called in Hearings to Sift Records Involving $5000 Sales Fee

—CAUDLE CASE Tax Probe Recess Is Declared   WILL EXAMINE JUSTICE FILES

Revenue Probers Delve into Record  Recess Hearings For ‘Fix’ Study

Tax Probe Is Recessed For Rest Of Week   More Time Allowed For Examination Of Department Files

ON THE -ANSIDE   NEWS IN BRIEF   JEW O IN BRIEF  House Tax Investigators Recessed Until Monday

Tax Quiz Off Until Monday;  Memories Fail   Probers Sift’ Files Of Justice Dept. On Reported ‘Fix?

Tax Hearings Recessed Until Monday To Allow Time For Checking Files

Inquiry Info Scandal At West Point Planned By Congressional Body

Senate Hearing Slated In West Point Scandal: Blaik Requests Inquiry

GRID MENTOR ACADEMY HEAD FAVOR: PROBE   Coach Blaik Defends * Cadets, Officials Back His Views

NEST POINT CASE WILE BE PROBEL   SENATE ENQUIRY PLANNED ACADEMY OFFICIALS WEICOME INVESTIGATION,

Football Coach Invites Probe At West Point   30-Day Cooling Off Period Urged Before Any Cadets  Are Discharged—Blaik To Make Statement fin Ghiltelen Thiuredacs 

Congress To Probe WestPointScandal   Inquiry Welcomed By Superintendent Of Academy And Head Football Coach

Kansas Legislature Completes Oraanization   Speaker Announces Committee Appointments; Both Houses Adjourn Until Monday morning

Legislature Organizes and  Ouite Quickly   ‘House Wants US Govern ment Brought Back to  ts Constitutional Form

Wind Up  Routine   Kansas Solons Finish — Naming Committees, Go Home for Week End

Before Adjourning Kansas House Approves “Return to Constitution”

. .  Before Adjourning Kansas  House Approves ‘Return to Constitution”

Military Leaders Sure Army's Able to Stay in Korea   Say We Will Hold Even If Chinese Use Million Men

Military Men Confident 8th Army Can Hold Against Million Chinese

Chiefs Certain Yanks Can  Stay in Korea  Believe Enemy’s   Believe Enemy’s ‘Human Sea’ Strategy Failure

Allies Develop Ability to Stay in Korea  Reds Must Sacrifice Huge Force If UN Troons Retreat

Allies Develop Ability fo Stay in Korea  Reds Must Sacrifice   Reds Must Sacrifice Huge Force If UN Troops Retreat

China Finds Out How Costly Real Warfare Can Be   US Confident Now That Reds Could Never Chase Them

U. 5. Military Leaders betieve:  Eighth Army Could Hold In Korea Now Even Hf Chinese Throw Million Men Into Battle

 Can Stay on in Korea if We Want to  ‘Human Sea’ Tactics Of Reds Failing Against Massed Power

Confidence Rising  Bring On A Million Chinese Reds!  U. §. Leadere Relieve Army Canld Stand MEE Theat Nik.

Sth Army Can Stay in Korea  Human Sea Tacties   Human Sea Tacties Of Reds ‘Failing’

Allied Armies Widen Big Push To Retake Seoul  Clamor Over Enemy   Clamor Over Enemy Dead; Ridgeway In Optimistic Mood

IEPORTE ON KOREAN FRONT   Chinese Reds Suffer Heavy Casunities As Allies Advance  Be VIrwWwanm 22 et weet

Allies Press Widening Drive on Seoul With Heavy Guns, Planes and Infantry

HUNDREDS OF FOE FALL IN ASSAULTS  Allies Gain 3 Miles: Reds.  Stage Suicidal Resistance

House to Study Highway Needs During Summer   Investigation Results From Muddle .Over Trucking Fee Rill

Truck Fee Bill May Have fo Wail Uniil September   Legislators Plan Summer Investigation of Road Needs, Necessary Income.

Reports Claim lran Has Agreed To Delay Action   Reliable Sources Say Nationalization Plans indefinitely Postponec

GRADY HOLDS HOPE SOLUTION WILL BE FOUND   Deputy Premier Sees A.1.0.C. Offer As Accept: ance of Nationalization.

Tax Writers Plan Easier Income Levy   Senators To Announces Formula Lighter Than House’s

Town 40 Per Cent Destroyed—   Earthquake In Formosa Causes 65 Deaths; "American Pilot Says Damaaes ''Terrific''

P.O. Making Major Shift In Mail Haul  Highway Truckers To Get Contracts

Truckers May Get More Mail Business   IES PIG DUIS.  Major Shift In Short. Haul Transportation  Fs, f

Debate Whirls Anew Following Taft's Speech   Editorial Wr: ‘ers  Express Lukewarm To Critical Views On Ohioan’s Talk

Federal Office Hits Education System in State  SIU Handicapped, Area Neglected, Report Advises

Federal Office Hits Education in Stafe   SIU Handicapped, Area Neglected, Report Advises

5 Plans To Coordinate Colleges   Federal Office of Education Studies Changes for Illinois

—SWITCHMENStrike May Shut Down Auto Plants  Rail Tieup Has Serious Effects

Railroad Strike Threatens to Idle Auto Industry  4 Unions Are Asked To Restate Formuls For Settlement

Auto Industry Shutdown Loom: In Rail Strike —  Few Cracks Appear in Solid Front of

See No Signs Of Relief in Rail Walkout  Return in South Rut New Yark

RAIL STRIKE MAY SHUT ALL AUTO PLANTS   Report 125,000 Auto Workers Now Idled; More Embargoes Imposed, 100 Terminals Tied Up.

Few Breaks Tn Railway Strike Seen   Mediators. Work To Settle Issue; Economy Is Hurt

Full Shutdown Threatened Witl 600,000 Idled   125.000 Auto Workers Already Out: Break Reported in State

SHUTDOWN NEXT; STEP FORECAST BY AUTO PLANTS   Industrial Situation Worsens As Negotiators Meet To Talk Settlement — None  In Sight.

‘Sick Call May Close Auto Plants   Strike Cracks in Places, but Tieup Generally Is Bad

Auto Industry Threatened by  Rail Walkout   Car-Making to Stop If Strike Continues Another Week—No Enc  Toa Tieenn Foreseen

Switchmen’s Strike Threatens To Shut Down Automobile Industry; Tight Mail Embargo Set

L. & N. Switehmen Join In Birmingham Walkout; Produce Spoiling   Service Nearing Normal In Atlanta   Only Six Trains Scheduled To Leave Grand Central 2 a * ? lerminal Today

Complete Half In Car Making Is Threatened   Workers Return At Atlanta, But More 16) LE! Eloawhere

Rail Tie- oP May, Halt All Car- Making   Picture Still Dark Despite Some Slight ‘Cracks’ In Front

Rail Tieup May Close Auto Plants   Seant Relief From Paralyzing Strike Of Switchmen Scen: Grand Central Idle

SITUATION VERY TIGHT U.S. Railroaders Continue  To Ignore Pleas To Work

Rail Strike Is Menacing Auto Firms   May Force a Complete Shutdown; No Sign ‘Of Walkout End Seen

Railroad Strike Threatens Halt To Car-Making   Layoffs In Industry May Rise To 600.000; Slighh Improvement Noted In  ~ Nationwide Tieup

Auto Plants May Have fo Close If Strike Goes On   Volunteers Run Commuter Trains On Pennsylvania

Auto Makers Face Threat Of Shutdown   Breaks in Walkout Front In Some Cities Offset By More ‘Sick’ Reports In Other Centers

Auto Making Will Be Cut If Railroad Tieup Lasts  Industry Hard-Hit By Crippling Halt Of Nation’s Lines

Complete Half In Car Making Is Threatened  Workers Return At Atlanta, But More “Sick” Elsewhere

Strike a Threat To Auto Industry  125,000 Auto Workers Are Already Idled

‘Switchmen’s Strike In Second Week: No Back-To-Work Move In Sight

Rail Walkout Poses Threat To  Auto Industry Fear Plants Will Be  Forced To Close If Sick’ Strike Goes On

LAYOFFS S00 MAY REACH 600,000   No General Back-To-Work Movement In Sight   On Shipments Imposed, Extended; Few Workers Return To Jobs

[Rail Strike Threatens U. S. Economy; Car Builders Plan Factory Shut-Down

Remington. Given. Maximum Penalty  “Repeats ‘Denial He’ Smittunists:

Reminaton Gets Maximum Term   Ex-U. S. Aide Given 5 Years, $2,000 Fine

Boy Already Boasts Record Of 28 Arrests  Seven-Year-Old Bandit Big Problem For Ohio Officials

Companion Measure tacked On  Huve Budget Bill Goes Up For House Approval

Red Offensive Starts Rolling On Korea Front  Pie: he Ree   Commie Air Attacks Expected To Grow If This Is Biq Push

MAY BE START OF SPRING DRIVE   U.N. Forces Inflict Heavy Losses On Attackers  ALLIES   Continue To Advance Along 120-Mile Front: Strong Air Blows Expected

SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES; BUILD NEW AIRFIELDS   Strike At Least Eight Heavy Blows In West And Central Korea

Spring Push? Reds Launch Heavy Blows   Eight Counter - Attack: Cost Communists 4.275 Troops

Chinese Launch Counterattacks   Show Sternest Opposition in Weeks; Soutt Koreans Seize Ongjin Peninsula Control

THE + EXPECTED BIG. PUSH?. ee  Red Counter-Attacks Roll — Up Today Along Korean Front   “Chinese ‘and: North Korean Troops Strike At Least Eight Haavy Counter-Blows

Enemy Launches Strong Attacks In Korea   Suffer Heavy Losses Bigger Air Battles Loom

Enemy Drive Moves Along Korean Front   Chinese, Korea Reds Strike Heavy Blows In New Action; May Be Expected Drive

Counterattacks Made by China Reds in Korea   Air Fields Being Built by Reds, Stratemeyer Says

Tallulah To Deny Charge ‘About Narcotics, Lovers   Personal Mrid Claims Actress Made Her Use Pin Money For Marituana sid Lignor

‘Boiling Mad Tallulah Takes Witness Chair   TV Star To Deny Charge Of Ex-Maid That She Spent Money On Dope, Liquor, Lovers

Tallulah fo Take Stand fo Deny Charges — Of Spending for Narcotics, Liquor, Lovers

I red Tallulah Takes Stand to Den y Charges   Actress Stamps Fron Courtroom as Lawyer Alleges Dope Use

1,000 MARINES RETURN FROM WAR IN KOREA   Promised Pay. and 30-Day Leave; Most Wounded, All Walking.

ee Ti ae Be Se ewe See “ms ® veer rwY er eee Ve ee YS Seen eee  Marines W ‘ll Rush Red Tape,  Give F urloughs to Korea Vets

Thousand Marine Veterans of Korea Arrive in U. S. for Furlough Home

lst Marines  Back Home Some Bitter   Food Was Frozen, Army Got Beer, ‘Things Fouled’

1,167 Marines Arrive From Korean War   Start Invasion Of Red Tape To Get Home

Marines Back For Furlough   Over 1,000 Reach San Francisco After Fighting in Korean War.

Contempt Hinted; MacArthur Ideas Hit as Leading _ To ‘Wrong War With Wrone Foe?

Reply Refused When Quizzed  On Conference  Staff in Accord With President,  nur fcanarn

Refuses To Answer Query Concerning White House Conference On M’Arthur   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Declares Value As Adviser Ruined Ht Recommendations Given Publicity

Reluses to Say What Occurred At Mac Parley   General Savs Plan to Hit China Would Bring ‘Wrong War and Foe’

Won't Tell What Was Said In Talk About Firing Mac   ‘Secret, He Says: Won't Tell It Without Truman’s Consent

General's Silence on What Went On at White House Raises Contempt Question

Talk Possible Contempt Action  Against General He Says Answer Would Ruin Value as Adviser; Claims MacArthur Would Ge Us in Wrong War at Wrona Time.

Chief Of Staff Refuses To Tell Of Mac's Firing   Issue Explodes As Senators Ask Of Secret Meet

Gen. Bradley Refuses fo Tell Of Conference  Cannbare faneinanmnn   Senators Considering Contempt Action But Unlikely To Take It

Wont Discuss Ist Parley onMacs Ouster  Senators Consider   Senators Consider Bringing Contempt Action as Test

Biting Cold, New Snow  In Midwest   People Rescued On Snow-Clogged Roads; Deaths From Week's Siarms Now 260

FIRST DAY OF WINTER FINDS DRIFTS DEEP   Roads Near Chicago Choked, Many Given Temporary Shelter

Winter Arrives In True Fashion   Midwest Is Still Frozen But East Becomes Warmer

Midwest Plagued By Snow And Cold   No Immediate Relief Seen: Death Toll Reaches 260

KeeslerBoycott Of Gambling Spots Is Urged   Sen. Hunt Wants Biloxi Area Places That Resume Gaming Put ‘Off Limits’

Probers Demand Tax Fraud Facts   Justice Department Will Not Open Files

States People Are Entitled  To Basic Facts   Declares Joint Staff Gave ‘Prior Approval To Move To Yalu

Row Over Right Of Commanders To Talk Freely   Doug Again Says He Was Backed By Joint Chiefs; Says He Was Fired For Invalid Reasons, Causing U. S. To Be Jeopardized

STATES CHIEFS APPROVED THE YALU OFFENSIVE   General Declares Public Entitled To Military Facts

General May End Testimony In Day's Session   Squabble Develops As Today's Hearing Is Set To Resume

Says People Entitled to Certain Facts   Joint Chiefs Gave Prior Approval To All His Moves

Says Chiefs Gave ‘Prior  Approval   General Lashes Out At ‘Gagging’ By Administration

Senate Passes Authority Bil  Minor Amendments At Shivers’ Suggestion

May See End  IN Red Teamc   UN, Red Teams Still Stymied On Buffer Zone

RED NEWSPAPER DEFENDS TRIAL OF FOUR FLIERS   Says U. 8. Was Well Aware Transport Had Landed In Hungary   STORIES OF AIRMEN NOW BEING STUDIED

Reds Assert Flicht Known   Paper Claims U, S, Aware Plane Dawn in Unaewswee

Reds Say U.S. Aware Plane Landed Safely  Hungarian Paper Calls Search Fake

[Red Newspaper Says U.S. Knew of Plane [Landing in Hungary; Search Was a Fake

Air Search Fake, Hungary Charges  U.S. Knew Where 4 Fliers Landed, Red Newspaper Editorial Says

Hungary Papel Says U.S. Lies  Knew Plane Landed AtTime, It Declares

Hungarian Reds Charge U. S. Knew Plane Had Landed Within Borders

Co-op Taxation Plan Changed By Committee   New Proposal To Cut Estimated Revenue Payments °

Gunman Giving Bowling Green New Mystery   Stranger Made Sure Of Man's Identity Before Firing Shots

Gunman Giving Bowling Green New Mystery  Stranger Made Sure   Stranger Made Sure Of Man's Identity Batfora Firing Chote

Air Chief Says Conventional Blasts First   Warns Critical Situation at Hand In Air Conflict

Air Chief Says Allies May Use Atom Bombs   Vandenberg, Back From Korea, Says Situation Is Critical

Reds Bomb Seou wet Allies      Several Enemy Craft Participate in Raid

Plan Lie-Tests for Porsonuel Organize City-Wide Hunt For Baby Snatched From Hospital

6-Day-Old Boy Spirited Away From Hospital   Father Broadcasts an Appeal: Lie Detector Tests for Staff

Indiana Town Joins Frantic  Search for Tot  Disappearance of Child From Hospita Crib Arouses City

Entire City Joins In Hunt for Baby  Infant Disappeared From Nursery Crib

RFC Nominees Tossed Back  Despite Opposition,  Tossmnren Canale Aficwms

Judge Sentences Two Red Spies To Be Executed   Pair Will Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing Prison

Senate Calls A Recess in Welfare Fight   Similar Action Is Expected in House Thus Leaving. Issue Unsettled for Another Week

House Plans To Recess For 5 Days   Action Postpones Major Showdawn Until Next Week

Army Granted $514 Million For Civil Use   Navigation, Flood Control Funds Cut By 20 Per Cent

BRITAIN TIGHTENS SQUEEZE ON IRAN  WITH NEW MOVES   Nation, Will Get No More - Dollars; Supply Gf Scarce  fannre Gtanc

Britain Cuts Off Dollars, Goods to lran   Tehran Government Faces Crisis; Oil Dispute Continues

Senate Action Limits Ike to Six Divisions.   Republicans Want ’ Law’ Substituted For Proposals

Congress May Gain Control Of Program   Senate Leaders Hope They Can Stop GOP Drive For Paet Limit

Demo Leaders Fight To Stop Republican Anti-Troops Drive  Victory-Flushed GOP Wants Full Control On Sending Gls to Europ:

Income Tax Hike Of 3 P. C. OK'd In House   Panel Denies Full  Truman Request

District Bill Offered in  Legislature  Changes Asked in Congressional Set Lin af Stata

More Than a Few Old Fashioned Grandmothers Give Boyle a Bad Time Over Recent Article:

Grandma Not Extinct, Hal Boyle Learns  " 1951 Species x Write Letters 3 Of Objection @

WIDER RENT CURB PLAN IS APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Banking Committee ‘ Votes Extension, Allows 20 Pct. Boost   1942 LEVEL IS BASIS   Civil Penalties Fixed for Violators, Criminal Prosecution Barred

Senate Unit Votes To Renew Rent Curbs But Raise Ceiling  Committee Would Permit 20% Hike Above 42 Lids, Cover New Areas If Necessary

Group Favors Raise in Some Rent Ceiling:   Senata Committee Vote: To Renew And Expand Control Program

Pedestrian Hit By Truck Near Broad Circle   Marshall Castle Dies Soon After’ Reaching Hospital; Joe Trent Held

Volcano Erupts For 3d Time — Tn Philippines:   ‘Death Toll Still Mounting; Rescuers Rarnyvar 186 Radiac 

One More MIG-15 Is Shot Down During 20-Minute Dog Fight; Battl: Scene Near Heartbreak Fidge

[REDS ADMIT DEATHS OF 570 U.S. PRISONERS   “Allies Retake Key Peak

Allies Retake — Disputed Hill   Outmumbered Subres Down MIG in Docfiehtine

Fourth Change of  Hands in Three Days; One Mig-15 Shot Down in 20Minute Dogfig h t With U.S. Sabre Jets.

Railroad Walkout Hits In Asheville.   Embargo Imposed ‘On All Freizht

Air Jumos Climax Army War Games  Noncombat Causes Bring Death to 13

Spectacular Air Jumps Climax War Maneuvers  Army Reports 13 Men Have Died of Non-Combat Causes

PARACHUTE JUMPS MADE BY 4,09   SPECTACULAR AIR DROPS TAKES PLACE IN ARMYAIR FORCE WAR GAMES,

A, 000 Participate” In Mass » Jump  Spee tacular Para-Drop Ends Army's Giant War Maneuvers

McCarthy Says Acheson To Be Fired  Predicts Ouster Within 3 Weeks

M’‘Carthy Sees Acheson Fired  Thinks Secretary Will Get Axe This Month

Says M Arthur To Bare Issues Over Far East   General Has Many Offers For Speeches Whitney Discloses

Proposes Gas Tax Boost For. Road Repair and. Tarprovelient   Republican : Head: Opposes Move; Some’ Bills pace

Immediate Gas Tax Hike Is Proposed   State Senator Says Increased Tax Is Needed To Meet Breakdown in The County Highway Systems.

Joe Adonis Is Headed  For Prison   Cestello Associate, Four Others Plead No Contest to Gambling Charaqe

i   — RACKET TRIAL ENDS FAST —  Adonis Chooses Jail: Pleads 'Ne Contest

Racket Chie f. 4. Aides Plead ‘No Contest’   Adonis To Face Jail For First Time; Sentencing Due May 28

says MacArthur Disapproved Buffer fone in Korea   Proposal Made, According to Acheson, Before Entry Into War by Chinese.

U.S. WON'T ACT ALONE, SENATE PROBERS TOLD   Sen. Gillette Insists. Nation Should Be Free_ To Act On Own —_-

MacArthur Reject of Buffer Plan   Acheson Says General Disapproved Proposal For Demilitarized Zone  SUGGESTED BY ALLIES US Will Consult UN  Before Making Any Armistice in Korea

UN WILL GET FIAT AY FOR AN ARMISTICE   U. S. Will Consult UN Before Taking Any Action, Acheson Says.

VMVEVIGE JER UHV  Zoning in Korea  Acheson Says Many Suggested Demilitarized  Area on Border emg TRIGGER HAPPY  U.N. Approach to Manchurian Line Could Have  Provoked China

SUGGESTION ~ BY ALLIES             Planned to Show No Ai gressive Aims, Says Act eson; Won't Make Se arate Truce. a

Diplomat and Senator Clash at Hearing   Gillette Maintains Nation Need Not Consult Its Allies

U.S. To Consult UN on Armistice   Acheson Answers Democratic Critic

Sec. Acheson Tells Senate Committee United States Will Not Act Alone Gillette Faille to Aaree.

Sen. Gillette Challenges Use Of U.S. Troops   Also Insists Peace Should Be Made By Americans Only

U.S. Allies’  Velo Made ‘Sanctuary’  Objections Kept UN Air Force

Asserts U. S. Won’t Take Step Alone   Secretary OF State Says Commander Has Richt To Decision

Secretary Says General Insisted On Going to Yalu  No Blockade Plans Being Formulated, Committees Told

Need UN OK Before U: S. Makes Peace   , Acheson Policy Contested by Sen Gillette of Iowa

Armistice In Korea To Be Up To Many   lowa Senator For Free Action Of U. S., Acheson Not

Acheson Admits US Authority to Negotiate Sinaly   Gillette Clashes Witt State Dept. Chief at MacArthur Hearings

Gillette Says Only Action By U.S. Required   Secretary Reveals Other Nations Held Up “Pursuit” Plans

U.S. to Consult U.N. on Truce Move--Acheson   Secretary Tangles With Gillette Over Armistice Policy

SUGGESTION BY ALLIES   Planned to Show No Aggressive Aims, Says Acheson; Won't Make Separate Truce,

Acheson Defends Korea Policies At Hot Session   U.S. Would Consult UN Before Truce in Fighting, He Says

He Tangles With lowa’s Sen. Gillette   Declares We Wiil Consult With U.N. On Any Armistice

SAYS M'ARTHUR OPPOSED IDEA OF BUFFER ZONE   ACHESON INSISTS U. S. WILL CONSULT UN ON ANY TRUCE

Truce Voice Promised For  U. N. Nat ations  Yo VEE «ed   Acheson Says U.S. Won’t Act Alone In Korea Situation

Gillette and Acheson Clash...  Will Consult U.N. Before  an Armistice

Demo Senator Angrily Insists  U. S. Act Alone   Gillette Also Raps Right Of Truman To Enter War

Probers Told His Proposal Not Favored   Asked For Authority To Chase Red Planes Across Korea Border

Mae Refused Neutral War Zone ldeas   Acheson Says General Turned Down Plan On China Border

Was Before Reds Came in   U. S. Seeks to Convince Others in U. N. Communists Can‘t ‘Sheet Way in’

Act Before Red China Entry Told   Allied Suggestion Of Demilitarized Zone At Manchuria Line Was Disapproved

Acheson Says US. Won'tAct Aloneon Truce   Senator Gillette Tangles Sharply With Secretary

Acheson Says Uh To Be Consulted About Armistice   Gillette Sharply Disagrees Over Peace Qnestion

Mac Cold To Buffer Zone Idea   Plan to Demilitarize Area on Manchuria Border Rejected Last November. Says Acheson

Acheson Testifies:  Mac Mac Didn't Like Buffer Sake On Yalu, Report

fowan Vuestions Need to Consult UN on Armistice  Protests Use of US  Troops in Korea

United States To Consult UN On Cease-Fire   secretary Acheson Holds To This View at MacArthur Hearing Deapite Insistence by Democratic Senator This Nation Should Hold Iteelf Free To Ac? on Own Relative t. Acct.

Acheson Supports U. N. Peace Moves   ppccetary Rejects Proposal _§. Act Alone in Armistice

Acheson, Tiffing With Senator At Hearing, Says U. 5. Will  Consult UN Before Armistice  Gillette Contends This Country Should Be Free to Act Alone

 Disapproved Project Last November, State Dept. Chief Declares   Allies Suggested Demilitarized Area   ‘Secretary Says U.S. to Consult U. N. Before Making An Armistice

Acheson Says MacA Vefoed Bulfer Zone  Defends US Acts In “Repelling  Rk menke wre: Wc’

RFC Official Tells Hearing Body Usual Review Procedure Was Given By-Pass

RFE Loan To Boyle’ ‘ Client Got Speed-up   Senate Probers. acrrised i Regular Frat dure.

Aide Says RFC Cut Check-Ups In Loan Grant   Testifies Agency Waived Usual Review in Lithofold Loan

RFC Official Testifies at Boyle Probe   Procedure By-Passed In Loan to Lithofold

REC Board Is Bypassed   Official Says Reviewing Procedure Skipped for $465,000

RFC Official Says Rules By- Passed   St. Louis Loan Details Pointed Up at Hearing

RFC Procedures Irregular, Probe Group Informed   Loan Corp. Waived Regular Reviewing _ Method During Deal

RFC Said to Have Waived Review of Lithofold Loar   Testimony That Usual Procedure Was Not Followed Is Given at Boyle Inquiry—Mundt Says Probers Have Evi. dence “Some People” Got “Gratuities Far Greater” Than Those That Cost Kraft His Job.

 Usu: al Loi an Review Waived  RFC Official Admits Procedure Bypassed For St. Louis Firm

Senafe Says.  Usual Method      Former Chief of RFC Says Usual Reviewing Methods Waived in Granting Huge Sum

Says Committee Was By-Passed   Official Testifies RFC Directors Did Not Wait For Review

Review Group Said By-Passed InRFC Loan   Committee Never Consulted, Senate Investigators Told

‘Some People Got Gratuities for Their Help   Usual Check on Loan for Lithofold Concern Not Followed, Report

Senate Probers Told Procedures Changed in Case  Agency Dismisses Ate. g.. £7. es

Says Lithofold Loan Bypassed Usual Channels   RFC’S Usual Review Procedure Avoided, Official Testifies

Lithofold Loan By-Passed Usual RFC Procedures   Special Treatment Given Request, Witness Asserts

$465,000 Printing Firm Loan Usual Reviewing Procedure By-Passed, Says RFC Official

Lithofold Loan Skipped Channel   RFC Waived Usual Method, Official Says

$465.000Grant Made Without Usual Review,  Official Says   St. Louis Branch Manager Fired for Accepting Vacation Trip

Review Skip — ~ Charged RFC   Veteran: Employe Supplies Data to Subcommittee

Review Waiver By RFC in Big  Loan to Firm  Many Gratuites Given, Senator Tells Probers

RFC Waives Usual Checking Methods in Okeh of Loan fo Lithofold Firm   Scientists Will Preserve Constitution

RFC Official Says Loan Not Reviewed  St. Louis Firm Got Big Loan Without Usual Procedures

Official Says RFC. Waived Usual Review   Senator Mundt Says Gratuities Involved , In $465,000 Loan

RFC Waived Set Methods, Witness Says   ‘Veteran Employe Reveals Unit Skipped Old Methods With Loan

hi C Omitted ‘Usual Steps’ For Lithofold   Reviewing Procedure Was By- assed, Head of Department Save

Vehicle Goes Out Of Control Down Long Hil   Smashes Into Wall At Weirton; Loaded With Churchqoers

Runaway Bus Smashes Wall;  8 Persons Die   50 of 63 on Day to Mass In Weirton Injured; Three Critically

RUNAWAY BUS SNUFFS OUT LIVES OF SIX   Eight Of Other Passengers In Weirton, W. Va., Accident tn Critical Condition

Diinawav Rue Hite  Ulu Tuy wus PID  Wall: Five Killed  51 Persons Injured In Weirton Tragedy

Eight Killed In Bus Acciden   Runaway Vehicle Careens Down Long Hill And Crashes Into Wall

Daniel C. Rogers Named Head of Mediation Board   Fayette Attorney {fs Appointed to Succeed Vance Julian

State's Money Needs Slashed By Comptroller  Booming Oil Is A Major Factor In Estimate Cut

Bloody Ridge On Korea Front  Falls to Allies  Victors Set for Counter   Yictors Set for Counter“wWirive; Ridgway Writes Wew Nate

‘Bloody Ridge’ Falls To U IN; Yanks Dig “i   18 Days Of Savage Fighting For Hill Ended; Bombers Are Busy

Allies Take ‘Bloody Ridge   Vital Position Captured By U. N. Troops After Fierce Fighting

UN Troops Capture Bloody Ridge’ After 18-Day Savage Fight  Demoralized Reds Break and Flee As  Troops Storm Area

teds Pushee Dit Hill In Day Fight   Allies Forced . 6 With draw In  Bactern Area

Allied Troops Win Height In Two-Day Battle  Key Peak Littered   Key Peak Littered With Bodies of 703 Chinese Communists

Powerful U. N. Counter-Attack Brings Victory in Savage 2-Day Battle in Central Korea,   FIGTING IS BITTER ON EASTERN FRONT   Enemy Clings to One Peak in All-Day Action-—Force Allied Withdrawals in  Two Sectors.

Allies Take Key Height, Battle Hot   Bradley, Ridgway Confer On Further "Tries For Truce

Region Basks In Warmth   Idaho, Utah Temps. In 50s: East Shivering Again

REACTION OF REDS TO NEW APPROACH IS NOT REVEALED   No Announcement Made as to Whether Reds Would   Leave Truce Zone Ques  tion to Subcommittee.   ALLIES WARN OF FORCE IN CASE PARLEY FAILS   Two Brief Sessions Held on Crucial Armistice Area   Issue—No Time Set for Next Session.

pRB WE INSCOTa  Smith Favors Congressional Approval Of Troops Dispatch

Truman Opens Tax Case Files  Prohere Can See   Probers Can See Justice Files, President Says

Alcohol Tax Unit ‘Irregularities’ Will Be Probed  Ask Reorganization

TRUMAN SAYS FILES T0 OPEN ON TAX CASES   Attorney General Has Told Congress ‘Can’t Have Them’

Independent Quiz of Liquor Unit Ordered   Truman Agrees to Bare Justice Dept. Data to Committee

President to Open Records to Inquiry   Dunlap Orders Investigation Into Bureau’s Alcohol Tax Unit

To Open Files in Tax Fraud Cases  . Revenue Commissione: Orders Investigation

Glad To Comply, Dawson Advises Probers Of RFC   Will Testify May 10; Bricker Wants Boyle To Appear

Dawson Will Give Testimony  _ To Appear Before Probers On May 10

UN Planes Blast Red's City Hall At Pyongyang   Commies Complain During Conference

Allies Score Direct Hits On Red Capital   North Korean Area Bombed By U. S. Warplanes

AIRMEN BLAST RED CAPITAL OF PYONGYANG   “City People’s Com. mittee Building’ Blown Up, Says Enemy Radio.

Van Fleet Warns Enemy ‘Ambush’ Is A Possibility   Kaesong Talks Deadlocked For 4th Straight  ’ Day; UN Warplanes Stage Big Raid On  Red Capital, Pyongyang; North Korean Radio Says City Hall Demolished

FAR EAST IS GREATER   Defense Secretary Tells Senators He Operates on Assumption Russia. May Strike at-Any. Moment...         REPORTS. REDS Ine CONTINUOUS BUILDUP   U. S. Must Prepare, Even if it Takes Years; Sees Wear if. Russians Occupy Berlin. oT

But Danger Is Greater In Far East, Marshall Tells Senate Probers   May Take 3 Years To Build Defenses   Claims MacArthur Knew of Political Factors Involved In Far East

Marshall Assumes  Red Move   Believes Russia in Continuous Buildur of Troop Strength

Secretary Of Defense Tells Senate Committees He Operates On Assumption Soviet Union May Step Into Action At Any Moment In Western Europe— Says Risk Of Provoking War Is Greater In Far East Than On European Continent

Assumes Russia May Drive Into Western Europe   Secretary Feels Risk of Battle Greatest in Far East Theater

Sino-Soviet Relations  At Stake   Fears Move Against Red China Would Draw Russia In

U. S. Defense Planned For Any Attack   Secretary Tells Senators Soviets May Raid Europe

Ready For Russia To Start War   Risk of Provoking Soviet Greater In East, Says Marshal!

Asserts Nation Doing Best To Get Reacly   Continuous Soviet Buildup Reported By Secretary

—MARSHALL— Fears Move By Reds In West Europe  Truman Message  Still Hot Topic

Continuous Buildup In Europe Cited   Repeats, However, He Feels Risk In Far East Greater

Russia May Be Aggressor in Europe at Any Time, Marshall Tells Committee

Buildup By Soviet Told By General   Secretary Renews Statement Far East Is ‘Greatest Risk’

Gives Views On Firing Of MacArthur   Repeats Belief Provocation Risk Greater In Asia

Says ‘We Don't Sit Impotent’ And Do Nothing   Calls Far East War Risk Greater Than Danger in Eurepe

Says Russia May Enter Aggression At Any Moment      Marshall Tells Senator That Is Assumption On Which He Operates

Cain Questions Marshall in Saturday Session of Probe Into MaeArthur’s Release

Marshall Says He's Set For Soviet Attack   Fears Blow May Fall an Europe "Ar Any Time’

Marshall Gives More Views at M Arthur Probe   Assumes Soviet May Acf at Any Moment

Russia May Attack Any Time, is View   Risk of Soviet Entry in Asia Greatest, Secretary Believes

Sui Insists Asian Danger Its Greater  Thinks Attack Might  Come “Any Moment”

Says Russ May Move In Western Europe Any Time   Defense Secretary Before Committee For Another Day

But Sees Peril In Far East as Much Greater   Continuous Soviet Build-ups Viewed in Europeand Asia —

MIGHT STRIKE AT ANY TIME, EAST OR WEST   RISK GREATER IF WE EXPAND WAR TO COMMUNIST CHINA

Marshall Says His Actions Based On Assumption Russia May Step In

Secretary Says U.S., Allies Base  Plans on Outlook Reply to Senator Reveals Policy of Defense Buildup

Russia May Start War ‘Any Moment   Marshall Says He Operates On That Assumption; Tells Of U.S. Reports

Reveals Russian Buildup   Secretary of Defense Tells ‘Solons Reds May Step Into Aggression At Any Moment

Defense Head Gives Views On Conditions   Western Europe Situation Termed ‘Not Comparable’ Te Korean War

War Danger Greatest in Far East   But Marshall Assumes Russia May March in  Eurone Anv Time

Marshall Feels Risk Provoking Rusisa to War Greater in Asia   Assume “Russia May Step into Aggression at Any Moment”.

Allies Battle To Main Red’  Defense Line   Flame-Theowers And Rayouels Used In Western Korea Area

Reds Fight To Death In Bitter Strife   Flame-Throwers And Bayonets Brought Into Play

UN Forces Hit Main Red Defense Line   Chinese Fight to the Death to Guard Commie Heartland .

22 Red Jet Planes Are Destroyed   Approximately 220 Planes Involved In Two Battles

UN Drives Into Main Red Line   Flame-throwers and Bayonets in Use; Yanks Damage 22 Enemy Aircroft

REDS BATTLE ALLIES MOVING NORTH OF 88TH  Chinese Send Troops   AUVAL GIL Vl Uda  Chinese Send Troops Surging South to Threaten Western Minn af Avuwann

House Suspends Reds In Defense Probe For Time   .Un-American Probe Will Be Resumed By Group July 9

Delays Hearings An Rad » -tiyity   House Group Slates July 9 As Date To Resume Its Probe

Charge of Aid Roll Chiseling Is ‘Cockeyed   Report Covers 10 - Year Period, IPAC Official Claims

Justice Department Asked To Find, Prosecuté Petlurer in Tax Seandals

Investigation  For Perjury  Is Asked ‘Somebody Lies’ Savs Rep. King

Chicago Man’s Extortion Claim Is Contradicted   Teitelbaum’s Testimony He Was Victim Of Extortion Attempt Is Denied By Leslie Sale; ‘Somebody Is Lying,’ Belief of Lawmakers At Sensational Hearing

Perjury Count To Be Charged By Committee   Nathaw’s Son-In-Law . Contradicts Statement * OF Chicago Lawyer

Arms Output ls Increasing, Wilson Says   Defense Chief States Civilian Production is Not Interfering

Wilson Praises Production Rate   Billion Per Month Increase Achieved

U.S. Military Production Increasing, Wilson Says.  Rising Steadily, Mobilizer Says   Rising Steadily, Mobilizer Says After Conference With Precident

PRODUCTION OF WAR MATERIAL IS INCREASING   Wilson Reports Boost Of ? Billion Dollars A Month     FILLS PRESIDENT IN ON PRESENT SITUATION

Military Production Soaring, Wilson Says   Mobilizer Concludes TwoDay Conference With President

Military Production Rises © Billion Monthly, Wilson Says   Defense Mobilizer Says Civilian Goods Not Permitted to Interfere With Arms Output

‘Billion Dollars A Month’ Military Production Rising, Truman Told

Oscar Fleckner Resigns Liquor Job  Director Once Lived In Narth Raitimora

FOULUP SAID ‘NO STRIKE’  President Says Labor’s Boveott Is Not Serious

Truman Doesn't Consider Labor's Break With Him Over Wages Very Serious

Truman Asserts Wilson Has His Full Confidence  _ Does Not Regard Broal With  akap   Does Not Regard Break With Labor As Very Serious

Truman Says Labor’ Mobilization Walkout Is ‘Not Very Serious’  Skirts Questions as To Final Outcome of Defense Agency Row

Truman Calm On Labor's Boycott Of Mobilization   Does Not Consider Situation Serious Or Threat Of Strike Against Government; Has Full Confidence In Defense Chief Wilson

Labor's Action Is Not Regarded By President As Vital Development

Wilson Is Given OK By Truman   Backs Defense Head Despite Leber Blast<

Has ‘Full Confidence’ In Mobilization Chief,  President Declares   Break Not Serious, Press Confab Told   Labor Aides Walk Out of 14 Advisory Jobs, Blast Wilson, Johnston

Truman Not Upset over Labor’s Break      Reiterates Full Faith in Defense Mobilizer Charles E. Wilson

Labor Rift Called Not  ‘Serious’   Defense Mobilizer To Remain, Truman Tells Reporters At Conference

News Day, Night   14 Unionists Leave Posts, Rap Wilson   President Reiterates Full Confidence In Defense Mobilization Chief

UNION BOYCOTT. HAS BLOCKED CONTROLS PLAN   - Truman Says ‘Wilson will Stay on Job As Defense Mobilizer

Anti-Freeze Kills Five Aboard U.S. Evacuation Ships   Earlier Reports Said Drinking Fluid Killed 50

TALLULAH FANS DISAPPOINTED   Actress Fails To Make : Appearance In  Court

Bus ‘Slaves’ Are Freed   Bill of Rights Invoked to Shut Off Radios 1 Weebinotan Transit Vehicles

Features for Everybody : In the Telegram Today   U.S. Court Bars Ads onBus Radios As Violation of Riders’ Liberty

Boost In Goods, Service Seen   Farm Production. Goals Also Hiked

New Type Financing Plan Is Announced  Treasury to Sell ‘Bills’ That Can Be Used to Pay  Imcame Taree later

Here’s A Golden Opportunity: Tax Can Be Paid Five Months Earlier

U. S. Treasury Is Offering Tax Bills for Sale   Spending for Fisca’ Year to Exceed Income: $5 Billion

FA) PRR Agree: KER To Extenc ENT Train Use   EVENUE HEAD P TLAIMS BACKER 1 NAS PRESIDENT ©   Oil City-Corry Service Wil Continue Through January, 1952

PRR Agrees To Extend Train Use   Oil City-Corry Service Wil Continue Through January, 1952

St. Louis Firm To Undergo Full Senate Probe   Inquiry to Include Boyle's Connection  With Lithofold Corp.

—LITHOFOLD— Senators  To Probe Boyle Deal   FULL SCALE INQUIRY SET

Firm To Be Investigated   Senate Group Will Probe Dealings With RFC, Boyle

To Scan RFC Dealings Of Wm. Boyle Jr.   National Chairman Anc Other Government Officials And Agenicies To Be Included.

Party Chief's RFC Dealings To Be Probed   Truman Denies Bovle fa’   Truman Denies Boyle -Had Anything To Do With Securing Loans

Kansas City Digging Out After Floods  Missouri Hurtles Eastward, Smashin;  Towns Along Banks

Society Page Story Leads To Annulment Suit, Possible Charge of Bigamy

Society Page Reveals Bigamy   Detroit Girl Surprisec to See Husband Has Wed Again.

BRIDE LEARNS — SHETS WIFENO.2   MARRIAGH OF HUSBAND BIG SOCIAL AFFAIR WITH RECEPTION FOR 100.

New Efforts Made To Break Pay Deadlock   Chairman Summons 9-Man Board Back To Seek Formula

Poor Relief Probe May Be Considered   Divorce Law Changes Also Before Legislature

Probe Proposed In Legislature For Ohio Relief   Domestic Relations Law Changes Sought In Another Bill

License Fee Bill Causes ‘Guessing’   Liquor, Beer Dealers Keeping ‘Eagle Eye’ On Fate of Legislation

Senate Bill Boosting Liquor and Beer License Fees Has Distributors Puzzled

FATE OF LIQUOR BILL NOT CLEAR   Higher Fees Tacked te Nine-Bill Package

License : Fee Bill Causes “Guestng  * ‘Liquor, Béer Dealers ° Keeping  “Eagle Eye’. O

DEGASPERI PARTY VICTOR IN SICIL'   Wins Election by Narrow Margin; Red Bloc Strona

New Truman Farm Program To Soft Pedal Brannan Plan. But Not Drop /t Entirely

Church Bells of Quebec’s Hundred Steeples Ring Out Joyous Welcome fo Elizabeth and Philip

Ouehee’s Church Bells, 21-Gun Salute Greet Princess, Husband Upon Arrival

CHURCH BELLS “RING IN QUEBEC FOR ROYALTY   Elizabeth’ ond Philip Begir -Month-Long Tour of ‘Canada, U. S.

Quebec Rolls Out Carpet for Royalty   Elizabeth and Duke Face Slate Heavy With Regal Pomp

Royal Pair Start Tour Of Canade   Princess Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh Visit Quebec.

Princess, Duke Start Out On Heavy Schedule   British’ Royal Couple In Quebec On First Stop

Quebec Greets Royal Pair  13 Hours of Activity Awaiting in Old French City

Quebec Welcomes Elizabeth, Philip  Princess, Husband Open Canada Tour

Quebec's Church Bells Peal Welcome to Royal Couple   Busy Program Ahead for Princess, Husband

Leave for Ottawa Tonight —  Bells of Quebec Salute Royal Couples Arrival

Quebec Bells Hail Entry Of Elizabeth  Joyous Welcome Given Princess 7. Ma zg ._f Mh...

PRINCESS AND DUKE ATTRACT HUGE CROWDS   ROYAL COUPLE OFF ON CANADIAN TOUR

Princess, Duke Begin Their Tour ‘With 13-Hour Schedule For Today

_ —BUSY DAY FOR ROYAL COUPLE— Quebec’s Church Bells,  Guns W elcome Princess

Princess, Duke Reach Quebec,  Given Ovation       rongs: “Welcome “Pair-On Tour Start

Royal Couple Visit Quebec   Hundreds Of Church Bells Clang Joyous Welcome To Princess, Duke

Canada Cheers Her  Princess   Quebee’s Church Bells, 21-Gun Salute Greet Royal Couple on Tour

Acheson Backed By President OnForeignPolicy  Secretary of State Resumes Testimony In MacArthur Probe

Acheson Returns For Questioning  Cabinet Member Given Truman’s Assurance -

7 Feared Trapped In Colorado Snow   Picnickers in Mountain Marooned in Blizzard; Snowfall Hits Denver

Blizzard Traps ] In Colorado  — Picnic Party Hunted In Mountain Area

US Expected To Call For World-Wide  Arms Census Including Atomic Weapons

Enemy Troops Seen Digging in North of Seout   UN Forces Seize Huge Reservoir And Power Plant

Gls Within 12 Miles Of Parallel   Reds Put Up Fight North of Seoul

Eighth Army Columns Close In On Parallel  At Numerous Points   Tank-Led American Fighters Meet Stiffer Resistance Within 12 Miles Of Border.

Labor Leaves Detense Posts  Break Is Complete On Control Program

350 Japanese Die in Storm   500 Passengers, Mostly Allied Troops, Taken Off Grounded, Wrecked Vessel

Dulles Doubts Reds Want War ‘Now’; Aceves Japs U. S. Will Stay in Asia

Russ Leaders Don't Want War—Dulles  Threat Is Weapon of Conquest

Doubis USSR Favors Wat   Kremfin ‘Using Threat Of Wer As Weapon Against Us. Savs Dulles

Russ Leaders Don't Want War—Dulles   Threat Is Weapon of Conquest Used by Kremlin

Broad Area For Further Probing ©   Senators Mention Dope, Morals, Sports, But Pick No New Course Ye   AN IDEA FOR O’DWYER   He Should Resign or Clear Himself, Says Wherry— Seek Halley Successor

O'CONOR NEW CHAIRMAN OF CRIME PROBE   Succeeds Kefauver; Maps Dope and Basketball Fix inquiries.

ACHESON AVS U3. MEAIGA AELATIONS Ok   Republicans Protest Keeping of Former Mayor as  Ambassador. 

Crime ‘Report Comments On lowaNightSpot   Council Bluffs Club’s Connection With Racketeering Cited

CRIME PROBERS MAY TURN NOW TO DOPE TRAFFIC   COMMITTEE MEETS TO ORGANIZE UNDER ITS NEW CHAIRMAN

Acheson Denies  Action on Envoy  Reports No Plans To Call O‘Dwyer

U. S.-Mexico Relations Not Hurt By Charges Aaainst O'Dwyer. View

 Nelarions Not Strained ——— ee SE Lied.  Acheson Sees No Harm In O’Dwyer Incident  ,

O'CONORNEW CHAIRMAN OF © CRIME PROBE   Succeeds Kefauver; Maps Dope . end. Beskethall. Fix. aa

New Fields for Crime Probers Being Charted   Basketball Fixes and Dope Peddling Figure in Committee's Plans

Dope, Basketball Head Next Probe  Sen. O'Conor Takes Over Chairmanship—

March And Shout In Cairo But Police Prevent Violence Such As Happened Wed. nesday

Students as March In Cairo   Demonstrations Kept In Hand by Strong Police Detachments

Egyptians Continue Outbursts   All Classes. Line Ur Behind Move To —*  Exnel British

SHOWERS FOR WEST   Elsewhere Skies Will Be Cloudy; Mild Temperatures fur Kansas

Diehard Reds’ Battle to Keep Yanks at Bay   Y¥ant to Unleash  Full Fury of Huge Resorvoir's Watare

U.N. Troops On Shore Of  Reservoir   Communist Plan Te Slow Advance With Flood Fails

ENEMY REAR GUARDS HOLD UP UN TROOPS   Communists Try to Delay Allies by Releasing Flood Water  Tne TDeaanponi.

Flood Waters Fail to Check Advancing UN  M‘Arthur Asks Army Secretary For More Troops

Final Vote on At : tempted Passage May Even Be Later Than That; Dalrymple Presents New Problem.

SOE House Leaders Delay Action Until Wednesday Se nny ACHOn UNIN W ednesday  House Delays Income Tax Vote

SECOND BALLOT QN LEVY BILL AGAIN DELAYED   Administration Stil Needs Two Votes  For Passage

FIELD DECLARES ARMY OFFERED HIM COMMISSION   WITNESS EXPLAINS ACTION BLOCKED DUE TO ‘PROBLEM’

Commission for Field Is Blocked   Intelligence Job in Making for Leftist

Field Says Army Did Offer  A Commission   Was Blocked by Persons Outside Service Because Of ‘A Certain Problem’

Field Offered  Intelligence  Commission Jailed Leftist Says Civilians Blocked  Army Appointment  Den Cn oe i =

Millionaire Leftist Called for Testinony   SGMeG TOF PeSTimony  Field Appears Before Senate Inquiry, Refuses  TT, Ancwar fama Miurocthianue

Offered Intelligence Commission In Army, Says Field   Blocked by Persons Outside Because of ‘ACertain Problem’

Had Army Commission Offer, Testifies Field;  No Answer on Red Bail

Field Testifies Commission  Offered In °42   ‘Certain Problem’ Blocked It, Millionaire Tells Senate Group

Field Gives Testimony  - Millionaire Says Army Did Offer  Him Commission

Leftist Field Once Offered Army Position   Says Commission In Intelligence Barred by ‘Problem’

FIELD TAKES STAND   Leftist Testifies He Was Offered Army Commission  in 1942

Field Confirms Offer by Army   Lattimore Sought to Help, Red “Angel” Tells Committee

Golden Gate Bridge Need: Repair Job   Bridge Manager Says Winds Caused Some Damage But Span Safe

DEMS ACCEPT /HAC’S PLANS, - TAFT ASSERTS   President Is Accused OF Double-Dealing With General   By EDWIN RB, HAAKINSON and ED CREACH

Says Mac’s Program Being Used  Taft Sees “Practical   Taft Sees “Practically All Fatures” Adopted by Truman,

Taft Charges Many Features Of MacArthur War Progra m  Adopted By Administration

Most GOP-Backed MacArthur Views Adopted, Taft Contends  Statement About Reversal Of Policy Brings Heated Denial From McMahor

Ohioan Declares M Arthur Policy ls Being Adopted   Democrats’ McMahon Denies Administration Is Changing Views

Tatt Sa ys Most Ot WArthur’s Ideas Adopted   Ohioan’s Claim Brings Denial from WMahon:; Bradley Back on Stand

President Using MacArthur Plan In Asia, Taft Say:   McMahon Insists Truman Sticking To His Own Views

Refers To Talk Of Top Aide On Far East Plans   Bradley Returning Yo Stand Today On 14th Day Of Probe

MacArthur Ideas-Now Being Used, Taft Says  Other Senators Urge That Prob  Qreitelh fecnan

MacArthur Policies ~ Adopted, Says Taf    Senator Says State Depart. ment Now Willing To Fiaht Red China

Plan Adopted Taft Declares   Solon Says U.S. Changes Policy; McMahon Differs

Steel Union Chiefs Hold Strike Talk   Decision on Walkout Is Made, But Kept Secret; See' Delay

Steel Chiefs Begin Strike Ballot Parley   Decision Expected Late Today; Observers See Delay In Walkout Plan

Union Wage-Policy Committee Must Ratify Decision —  Await Vote on Big Steel Strike

Strike Decision Awaits Approval  — Union Executive Boarc  Delays Announcement

USW Shape:  Decision On  Steel Strike Will Be Secret Until Ratified

Murray Mura After Steel  Strike Parley   Decision to Postpone Nation-Wide Walkout Past Deadline Seen

Strike Decision Is Close Secret, Murray Smiling  Wage-Policy Board Will Ratify Action

STEEL WORKERS DEBATE STRIKE ISSUE SECRETLY   Predictions Being Made Union Will Yield to Truman’s Appeal..

No Word on Steel Parley   Strike or No-Strike-De cision Made Today in Secret

Steelworkers Decide Whether To Strike Jan.   Predict CIO Union Will Accept Truman Request to Hold Off

Steel Union Votes Today On Walkout   ,Murray Meets With Tor  Leaders Today, Vote Or  Whether To Strike O1  Work Expected

NATION WAITS ANXIOUSLY AS UNION MEETS   Opinion General Policy Makers Will Accept Truman’s Demand.

104 Facing Trial In VA School Plot  New York Owners, ‘Students’ Cited

INDICT 204 F DEFRAUDING VA   199 Veterans Named In GI Bill Of Rights Swindle

204 Indicted On VA Education Bill Fraud   Charges 90 Percent Of ‘Students’ Did Not Know School's Location

204 Persons Indicted in VA Education Program Inquiry   U. S. Defrauded of Almost $300,000 in NY Beauty School Conspiracy, Charges Declare

FIRM, 204 CHARGED WITH DEFRAUDING U. S.   Veterans, School, Supply Business Named in Grand Jury Indictments

204 Indicted In Conspiracy To Cheat VA  199 Vets Among  Tr  £ £°'. BD. Blewweao:

Most of G.I.s Enrolled Never Attended Any Classes for Lessons, Government Says  Location Unknown ‘Students’ Kicked Back  $10 to $30 for Being Marked Present   Location Unknown

Jury Indicts 204 Persons, Mostly Veterans, On Charge of Conspiracy to Defraud VA.

204 Are Indicted On Fraud Charge   Aileged to Have Used GI Bill of Rights To Defraud Government

Indict Firm and 204 For Fraud in G. . Training  199 Veterans Among Those Named by Jury

New York Firm, 204 Persons Indicted ‘on Charae of Using GI! Bill to Defraud U.S.

Use of Gl Bill fo Defraud Is Cited   GovernmentIndicts 204 Persons, a Corporation

Monhottan Firm Indicted for Fraud   U, S. Charges Beauty School Operators With Using G! Bill for £2300. 000 Swindle

204 Indicted In Vast VA School Fraud   $300,000 Swindled For Classes Which Pupils Didn’t Attend

N ew Political Party Is Urged by Retired Major: People Betrayed, Charge

Begins Move fo Form New Party   A Retired Major Talks in Small State Village

Wing Greaks Leg—  Jet Fighter Escape Device Shoots Out Of Cockoit In Pilot Emergency

PiatformPlanned *At Republicans’ 11-State Meeting   Cheap-Labor Boycott, Hawaiian Statehood Among Suggestions

GOP Studying Boycott Plans.   Party Mapping Out Strategy For 1952

Easing of Controls On Wages, Prices May Begin Monday   Enforcement Hits First Snag With Resignation of Admiral As Chief ‘Policina’ Officer

Price-Wage Freeze To Be Made ‘Flexible  P.4, Deen Deadiucte \dain Evxdwttan To Tight Controls

Policing Plans Jolted By the Resignation of Chief Control Officer

Ceilings on All Price Items fo Be Worked Out   Head of Control Resigns Because Of ‘Politics’

GOV'T ORDER FIXES ALL SALARIES, MOST PRICES AT THURSDAY’S LEVELS

Prices Are Frozen At History-High Peak   Reaction On Freeze Varied

General Freeze Will Be Modified Soon as Possible   Wages, Most Prices Set Temporarily At Thursday's Levels

MODIFICATION OF WAGE-PRICE FREEZE COMING   Long - Awaited Order Finally Issued—Enforcement Plans Strike Snag.

Prices Generally Were At Record High; Double-Barrelled Order Announced Last Night By Authorities   ENFORCEMENT PLANS HIT IMMEDIATE SNAG

Wage-Price Control Modifications Will Be Announced in Near Fnture   Fans Donate $123 To Polio Drive: Club Gives $58

Thursday’s Levels Base For Freeze  Of Wages-Prices   Expect A Lot of Adiustment Later

Wage, Price Freeze Now In Effect   Plans Run Into Snag As Officer Resigns His Fost

Thursday Level Is Temporary   Enforcer Quits, Charging Politics In Appointments To Control Agency

Government to Thaw Waae-Price Freeze   New Controls Effective: as of Thursday Will Be > +. Made More Flexible at Early:Date. ~ ,

Wages And Most Prices Are Frozen Temporarily ‘At Thursday's Levels

[Capi James Jabara of Wichita, Kan, Mikes Hislory; One Ciher MIG Downed, 5 Damaged ay 28 U.S. Sabres Roul 50 Red Planes

Anchor New Defense Line On Formosa, Japan, Taft Urges  Believes International Army May Provoke Red Attack On Europe

Evacuate Korea, Sen. Taft Says   Calls for New Line of Defense in Pacific

Subject for Discussion Is Basis For Squabble Between USSR and Western Delegates at Paris Meet

Big-4 Deputies Seek Agreement On Agenda Plans   Today's Session May Decide Whether Top Level Talks Are Held

Clark, Poling Wage Bitter  Raee for Maver   Corruption Charges Hurled; 800,000 Expected to Baitot

1 i  Philadelphia Fight For [Mayor Election Highligh   Democratic Candidate, Expected Ta Win, Is Opposed By Nationally Known Dr. Poline

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Pennsylvania Voters Set to Cast Ballots

Two Un-opposed Candidates For  State Supreme Court; Bitter  Off-Year Mayoralty Fight In 1 Philadelphia   ‘TWO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS ON BALLOT

“Mac” Heads Loyalty Day Procession   General Leads Another New York Parade After Flight Back From Milwaukee.

See Change in Plan to Draft 18-Year-Olds  Gen. Eisenhower Indicates Okay Of Revisions

Changes Eyed in Draft Plans   Eisenhower Approves Idea for 18 Year Olds

Consider Proposed Changes in Drafi of 18-Year O!ds   Plan Given Added Support Aiter Report by Gen. Eisenhower.

Fisenhower OKs Drafting 18ers  Changes in ‘Plan Beina Considered

Draft Revisions Draw More Study  Lower Age Limit Gets New Support

 Watchdog Committee Ts Named   House Group Will Keep Tab On Way Money Js Spent

Purge Toll Put At 3,000,000   Chinese News Agency Says TO Nav Re Hicher

Red Execution Of 3 Million Reported  Actual Number Of Deaths In China May Exceed

Millions Said To Have Died In Red Purge   Figures May Be Above 7,000,000, Nationalists Savy

Communist Purge In China Takes 3 Million Lives  Nationalists Say Estimate May Be Conservative

Chinese Reds Kill 3,000,000 In 2 Provinces  Nationalists Claim Execution Reports  mosh fg

Nationalists Claim Reds Kill 3,000,000  Agency Says Report Rather Conservative

HEARING SET FOR SEPT 28 Imposition Of Milk Controls Restrained By Court Order

—Washington Merry-Go-Round—  TOWN HALL BURNED DOWN -- AND DREW’S RECORDS ARE GONE

$60,000 ESTATE IS LEFT BY J. HEANEY, OF BRISTOL TWP.   Names Sister-in-Law, Beatrice Smith, Residuary Beneficiary   Seven Children ‘to Inherit  Property of Late Samuel Conti

BRISTOL TOWNOHIP MAN LEFT $60,000 ESTATE   Sister-In-Law Named Heir Of Residue By J. G. Heaney   PROBATE OTHER WILLS

Burma Appeals For Help In Chinese Crisis  Small Country Asks U.S. For Aid   QOn- Troop Issue

BRISTOL SCOTSMAN’S VERDICT FOR $1,000   Refused $1500 Settlement Before Trial Began   HE EXPECTED $10,000

BRISTOL MAN IS GIVEN VERDICT FOR $1.000 IN SHIT   Wm. Davie, Wood Street, Sued Trenton Motorist For $25,000   Accident Occurred in Bristol On Pond St., October 26th. 1947

Huge 'Mysi ory” Plane’ Sighted Over lowe Stranae, Blacked-Out Craft Baffles Airline Pilot

Huge, Mysterious Plane Seen Over Sioux City Bw Mid-Continent Pilot

SENATOR TELLS OF PRESSURE FOR INFLUENCE   Businessman Made Effort To Make Prober “His Boy”

‘WHAT I HAVE LEARNED SCARES ME’ Kefauver Reveals Big Businessman Tries To Buy Off Crime Investigator

Senate Committee Asks Crack Down on Landlords Near Military Bases

Stephen P. Hawks Fatally Hurt Af Farm Near Here   Tragic Accident Occurs at 8:30 This Morning

Secrefary Gives Far Eastern Policy Outline   Declares U. S. Could Not Insure Chiang’s Regime

Ridgway Sure Japan To Make Rapid Strides   U. S. General Says Nation To Follow Free Pattern

M Arthur Backs Chiang’s Entry   Reported Advising Use of Nationalists

Use of Chiang’s Troops Sought By MacArthur   General Would Force Chinese To Divide Armies

AID TO KOREA BATTLE Use Of Chinese Nationalists Against Reds Believed Urged

Mac Supports Plans To Use Chiang’s Army   Could Reduce Red  Beaccure In Korea

Would Aim Thrust At South China   Plan Sent To ; Pentagon, Says Tokyo Report

MacArthur Ready To Use Nationalists   Believed to Have Recom. nrended Calt on Chiang’s Army for Men

MaeArthur Reported Asking Use Of China Nationalists  Against Red Forces At Once

Say MacArthur Would Call Up Chiang’s Men   Thrust Against China Mainland Believed Likely

DELAY HEARING ON HARRINGTON FOR U.S, JUDGE   POSTPONE ACTION IN DISPUTE BETWEEI TRUMAN, DOUGLAS

Halt Hearin o P On Judgeships  In Hlinois   Justice Department Asks Postponement—Will Look at Qualifications

Hearing Delayec On Ill. Judges  Fight With Douglas May Be Avoided

Truman-Douglas Judgeship Fight Is Postponed   President Seen Avoiding Showdown Over Nominations

Sen. Douglas May Win Fight With President  Control Of Chicago Democrats Involved

Administration Believed Backing Away From Showdown Battle With Douglas Over Nominations

Allied Patrols Probe Deep Into Communist Lines  Reds Prepared For New Drive, Officers Say

FOR RURAL TEACHERS   ‘Curriculum Conference Will Be Held Monday at City Building

SENATE REJECTS BAN ON MEN UNDER 20 YEARS   Showdown Voting On Defense Issue In Progress Today

Troops Abroad Scores In Test   Senate Votes 62-27 On Proposed Ban

FBI Makes Careful Check on Reports Cook ‘The Killer’ Seen in State

Dewey’ s Moustache for Straining  Blood?!  MS alot Propagandists Portray Orezon Cavemen

Fighting Picks Up In Korea  Alhed Planes.   Allied Planes, Ships Rip Reds

Land, Sea and Air Blows Strike Communists on Fiahting Fronts   Blast Long Lines of Red Vehicles Strea ming Southwara; Ground Forces “At tack Enemy Alona Korean East Coast.

Allies Launch Attack by Land, Sea and Air   Disrupt Apparent Com. munist Preparations fo Big Offensive.

Allies Strike By Land, Sea and Air Today   Move to Disrupt Red Preparation for Drive If Teann Talke Eail

OK 18-Year-Old Draft Today, Johnson Urges  Calls It Only Alternative To Taking   Calls It Only Alternative To Taking Vets, Dads: Panel Meets This Morning

Five Red Jets Hit By Blasts Of Americans   Increasing Activity Of Communists In Air Indicate Drive Forms

Enemy Planes Attack UN Troops; Allied Bombers Hit Communist Airports

Patrol Knifes To Hoengsong; -Yongwol Falls   Few Enemy Troops Spotted In Northernmost Lunge Sinee Seoul Retreat

Allies Regain Yongwol; Stab Near To 38th   Few Enemy Troops Found By UN Forces In Patrol Actions

Tax Exemption Voted for righ Schoo! Contests   Committee’s Action Expected to Result in Cheaper Tickets for Athletic Events.

Federal Admissions Tax Exemptions Voted by Senate Finance Committee

Interior of Home Gutted by Blaze   Aid Being Furnished Two Local Families; 6 Have Narrow Escape

 PREDICTS HIKE IN NATO DEMANDS i i el  !Taft’s Book Cites U.S. Policy Error:

Taft Sees More Troops For Europe   Ohio Senator’s Book Strong Indictment Against Truman

Six U.S. Divisions Not Enough--Taft  "We'll Be Asked for More Within a Yea

Illinois Commission Hits ‘Jim Crow Action of Marion Liquor Officials

Danes Block Action On New Allies   Delay Debate On Admission Of Greece, Turkey

Denmark Is First Snag In NATO   Entry Of Turkey, Greece W.iits On More Instructions

West Council Strikes Snag   Danes Oppose Admissior Of Greece. Turkey

N. Atlantic  Council Hits  First Snag Denmark Blocks Entry Now of  rr ym 

NATO Hits First Snag When Denmark Opposes Entrance Of Greece, Turkey In Pact

Atlantic Council Hits Snag at First Session  m........ Aan ene   Denmark Against Greece and Turkey Entering Alliance

DENMARK DELAYS NATO PACT ACTION   Blocks Immediate Decision on Admission of Greece and Turkey

Danes Hold Up Move to Admit Two to NATO   Copenhagen Asked foi Action; Re-Armament Progress Is Reviewed

Denmark Delays Plan Admitting Turkey, Greece   Debate On Issue Continued Today

TITO ACCUSES RUSS, PUPPETS   Frontier in. Danger, Yugoslavia Says

PRESIDENT SIGNS CONTROL MEASURE ~ BUT CONDEMNS IT   Truman Says Bill Will Block  Further Rollbacks and Lead to Higher Ceil ing Prices.   ENDING OF SLAUGHTER QUOTAS ONE OBTECTION      Declares If Will Be Necessary   to Allow Wage Adjust ments to Extent Act Hikes Living Costs.

Prasitiant Signs New Gontrel Bill, Doesn't Like Ut   ‘Measure Far Short 0: Giving Him All The Power He Asked

President Says Measure Backs Black Markets   Chief Executive Predicts Rise. In Ceiling Prices: Fa Manufacturer, Wholesaler And Retailer— Law Prohibits Beef Rallbacks

President Says Measure’ Will Push Prices Higher; OPS Issues Rush Orders

President Signs New Economics Control Bil   Executive Condemns Conaressional. Plan As Gravely Deficien’

New Controls — Held ‘Better - Than Nothing’   President Hits Measure For ‘Encouraging Rilack Market’?

President Says Act Deficient:  For Wiping Out  C1. ee ee hht ne fer ntam

Truman Signs, Condemns New Controls Bill   President Blasts Measure, Calls It ‘Gravely Deficient’

Says Black Markets On Way Back   “Lashes Out At Prevention Of Beef Rollbacks

PRESIDENT: RAPS BILL: SEES BOOST IN PEILINE: pier:    Wipes Out Slaughter Quotas  on Beef, May Aid Black Markets, He Says. *  SEES PAY ADJUSTMENTS   ‘Truman to Ask Congress to Revise, Strengthen LawPoint by Point: °°

President Says Act Prohibits Beef Rollbacks   Derides Measure As ‘Gravely Deficient’ In Sharp Statement

“Arkansas Counts 5 Dead in Cold Blast of Winter   13-Year-Old Boy Dies in West Memphis Fall into Ice Water

Five Dead In Cold Wave Which Sweep ‘Stale; Child Falls Through Ice, Drowns

Truman Set To Challenge Soviet’s Bluff   President To Offer Global Arms Control Plan In Policy Address

President Te Deliver Major Talk   Truman To Call Reds’ ‘Peace’ Bluff In Important Speech On Air Fonight

Truman Talk To Challenge Russia Bluff   Favors Global Arms Control To Block Wars

Global Plan To Be Aired At 10:30PM   President Takes Peace Initiative Away From Reds

President to Urge World Arms Control   Address Tonight Will Reveal Details Of Disarmament Plan

Chief to Offer Global Weapons Control Plan.  Major Address to Be Carried on TV, Radin at 9°30 P.M.

President fo Offer World Paare Plan   Truman’s Speech to Be Broadcast Tonight Will Provide for Global Arms Control.

AFL Into 71st Year, Pick Green   Labor Unification Aim As Delegates Unanimously Give Head 28th Term

AFL Renames Heads at Meet   Labor Group Enters Tist Year with Plea For Labor Unification

JURY IN STALEMATE   Judge Discharges Group Hearing Kretsinger-Selzer Case

EXPECT OKAY ON FLOOD AID   Congress Asked For $15, 000,000 To Alleviate Kansas Hardship

Crest Passes, But Kansas City Is Still Reeling   Fires Continue to Rage in Industrial Areas;  Death Tol! Reaches 17

Here Are Youngest Reaistrants As Their Classifications Stand Tedayv—

Le Mars MARKET   Maen Avo Yaunaect Reastrants As Their Classifications Stand foday—

Seek to Prove Russia Runs U.S. Red Party   Government Calls Witnesses to Back Up Charaac

Storm Leaves Heavy Damage In Halifax Co.   Trees, Buildings Are Blown Down

LITTL E PROGRESS IS MADE  14th Talk Held On Buffer Zone To Halt Korean War

Agreement On  Buffer Zone  Still Lacking ~ Copters Are Used  For First Time In Combat Action

Congressman Says Eisenhower Denies  ‘Truman Offered Him Support for  Democratic Presidential Nomination

NATO Chief Quoted After Paris Parley   Bender Claims Krock Story In N.Y. Times’ Refuted By General

Senators Find Waste In Army ood Dealings   Congressman Says Kisenhower Denied New York Times Story

Ike Quoted As Denying Kr ‘ock Story "y   Rep. Bender Says ° “General Avoided  Pokitieal- Comment

“Absolutely No Truth” To Times’ Story, [ke Tells Ohioan In Paris

West Coast Dock Trouble  Looms Again   Situation Remains Same At Brooklyn   San Francisco Union Calls Walkout To Consider New Court Order

Dock Strike Spreads to Weel Coast; Engineers to Stop — Work on Nearliu 700 Shins.

Goy. Lausche Favored For Top Baseball Post   Qhio‘s Chief Executive Has Inside Track on $65.000 Commissioner Job

Poling Nominated Philadelphia Mayot  Baptist Minister Takes Big Lead in Republicon Primary

Juan D. Peron’s Followers Told Rebels Have Fled  Government Names Two Retired Army

1,800 28th Division Soldiers Are Aboard Transport That Docks at Bremerhaven

REDS FREE KOREAN BOY .  DETAINED 19 DAYS AS HA CONT CDV” ZOD LT AL

CHICAGO FEELS FIRST EFFECT OF ‘SICKNESS’   Rail Union Leader Says Walkouts Mav Seon Soread

Senator Warns Against Ignoring Conaress’ Will   Group Is Told Russia Gains In Atom Race

Gives Blunt Talk to New Czech Envoy   Tells Him of Best Way To Restore Cordial  Relatian<«

Legislature Pays Tribute  To Aycock   Major Measures To Be Offered In  Session Today

Nautical Jaunt M Delayed By Dunking  a oe a Se Se a7 x  * +   Two Couples Plan To Resume Trip After Raft Turns Turtle

Saturday Entries   All in Interest of Socioloay   SOG Cie ee aa  Ohio River Ratt Trip Is Dampened

Two Bachelors, Two Maids in River Trip--All in Interests of Sociology

Nautical Journey To be Continued   Four Young Travelers Are Dunked After Raf: Upsets; Supplies Lost

IRREGULARITIES REPORTED IN DETROIT OFFICE   Two Agents In Intelli gence Unit Said  Involved

300 Marines Qn Train In Head-On Collision Today   Many Reported Pinned In Wreckage; Car And Engines Afire.

C ar Burns  I nm Louisiana  Swamp Area   Ambulances Speed To Scene; Injured Lav By Wreckage

He Shot at Crow, Missed and Up Went a Fireworks Factory   Hunter So Frightened He Jumped Into River

The Crow Just Left   Hunter Sheots at Crow,  Blows Up Fireworks Feectery

Hunter Takes Aim, Shoots at Crow Misses! Then Fireworks Exploded!

Shoots At Grow; Sets Powder Off   Hunter’s Shot Jars Eastern Countryside

: Seared Hunter Jumps in River  Fires at Crow, Blows Up Fireworks Factory

TOWNS ROCKED FOR MILES AROUND  Hunter Misses Crow and (Ulp!) Fireworks Start

MAY RE U.S. GRAND JURY   Shot Fired at a Crow Blows Up Fireworks Plant

This Hunter's Shot  Blows Up Firework:  Series Of Blasts Levele Six Sheds

Hunter Shoots At Crow. Blows l p Fireworks Plant: Blastkelt 12 Miles Away

Hunter Sets Off Fireworks Display; Untouched Crow Flaps Merrily Away

Children Burn To Death   QUESTIONABLE AIM   Hunter Shoots At Crow, Fireworks Factory Blows Up, Crow Takes Off

He Was Aiming at Crow—  POP  Hunter's Shot Explodes small Fireworks Plant   Case of Insult  Added to Injury

STRAY BULLET BRINGS OUT AIR RAID WARDENS   Crow Hunter's Shot Blows Up Entire Fireworks Factory.

All But Four Of Ksea pees  Now In Prison   FBI Agents, Helicopter Join In Search For Con. viets In Gulf Area

Search for Cook In Barren Wastes  One of Southwest’s Greatest Manhunts

Man-Hunt  Tempo Rises   Search for Suspected Killer Centers On IT_S. Mexico Rorder

Big Manhunt For Bill Cook   “On Bloody Trail Of Suspected Killer of Eight

Find Killer’s Shirt, But He’s Still at Large    Gearels for Badman Bill Cook Now Straddles - Mexico-California Line

MEXICO. CALIFORNIA LINE WATCHED FOR SIGN OF BADLY WANTED MISSOURI] PAROLEE

ANOS REISE OMFS  Tehran, Kaesong Developments Place World in Great Teopardy

World Pictured in Dangerous Position As Result of Kaesong and Tehran Crises

War Isn’t Inevitable,  Russia Says   Ktaly, Others Want Deeds, Not Words; Joe Hammers U.N.

Arrest Another in Connection With Farmer's Murder   Three Others, Including Widow, Already Charged in Death of Man, 65.

A Fourth Arrest In Ozark Slaying   Neighbor of Slain Farmer Accused in Mysterious Death Beating Tuesday

Top Democrat Labels Acheson Political Liability   GOP Target Has Become ‘Casualty of  War,’ Douglas Says

Douglas Sees  Dean Acheson  As ‘Liability’ Would Have Sec’y Roeeian Wisk Hanne

West’s Plan for Suez Rejected by Egyptians   lranians Refuse  Talks With British

Kgypt Rejects Western Plan  Parliament Slashes  Ties With Britain

Britain Ready To Send Troops Over Eviction   Western Power Plan For Canal Tartly Rejected

Egypt Spurns Defense Zone Plan In Sue;   Parliament Votes To Slash British Ties On The Sudanese Rule

Cairo Rejects Suez Proposal Cancels Pacts   Parliament Cuts Ties With British

Egypt Spurns West's  Suez Defense Plan  - Old-Ties With Britain Slashed On Sudan Rule

Old Ties Slashed by Egyptians   Western Plan for Sue; Defense Bastion Is Turned Down.

British Must Get Oud         (Egypt Spurns Western Plan for Suez Defensc

(PT REJECTS ALLIES ADVANCE STERN BID; WITHIN RANGE ICELS TREATY OF ENEMY BASI   U. S. Te Support British In Keeping Troops In Suez Area   Communist Resistance Stif fens In Defense Of Kumsong   IRAQ ALSO THREATENS TWO MORE HILLS WON TO CAUSE TROUBLE.ON CENTRAL FRONT

Key pt Turus Down West's Plan To Make Suez Canal Zone International Bastion

‘Britain Ordered Out Of Sudan i.  Suez Power Plan  Rejected By Egyp'

Egypt Rejects Western Proposal For Governing Of Important Waterway   Royal Government Reported Ready To Use Force In Preventing Efforts At Curtailing Rights Under Treaty

EgyptPushes Its Action To Sever  British Ties _   Parliament Backs Move To Drop Treaties Involving Suez and Sudan

England Ready To Baffle for Suez and Sudan   Cairo Parliament   Gas Peale

EGYPTIANS SPURN FOUR-POWER PLAN TO GUARD. SUEZ   Parliament Rules Amid Cheers That British Must Get Out of Canal Area and Sudan.   ENGLAND PREPARED TO RESIST EVICTION   Official Sources in London Declare Denunciation of Treaty Rights Will Be  Ignored.

Ballot Rejects Joint Defense  Of Suez Canal   Sudan Virtually ‘Annexed, Farouk’s Realm Tripled; British Set to Fight

Czech Envoy Says Oatis Case Closed   Govt, Won't Give In To Pressures, Ambassador Declare

VEW Demands Action By UN To Free Oatis   Veterans Call Also For Release Of ‘Forgotten Man’ In Czech Jail

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY CHANGES WORN OUT LAND INTO VIRGIN SOIL AGAIN

‘New Chemical Disc overy Converts Old Land Into Structurally Virgin Soil

New Chemical Discovery Renews *“Worn-Out’ Land   Yellow Powder ' Not Fertilizer But Boosts Crops

New Chemical Discovery Is Making Virgin Soil Of Worn-Out Farm Land

Worn-Out Soil Is Revived by  New Chemical   Science Finds Way to Change Soil Structure

NewChemical Discovery May Quick: Rebuild Worn-Out Soil, End Erosion

HALTS EROSION, INCREASES CROP YIELD  Masie Powder ‘Vitalizes’ Poor Soil

ELEMENT FOUND TO BETTER SOIL   Discovery Will Make Old Land. New Again—Will. Aid Road-Building, Stop Tae  cae

Powder Does It  Worn-Out Land Is Made Virgin Soil   By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE  (AP Science Writer) MITE ADELE DIA SIV Wal anna

 CHEMISTS PRODUCE MAGIC -New Powder Said Boon ‘For Worn-Out Soils

Chemical Restores Worn Out Land to a Virgin Condition   Yellow Powder Hikes Crop Yield Greatly

Both Sides Are Still Hopeful, Leaders Say   Gen. Ridgway’s Peace Team Preparing — New Note to Communists

Shift of Truce Talks to Hong Kong, Other Areas Eyed by UN   3 Plans to Avoid Alleged Neutrality Violations Discussed by Negotiators

Probe Ship Crash Costing 15 Lives  Trawler Sinks After Rammed by Tanker

Ship Collision Costs 15 Lives   Tanker And Fishing Trawler Collide In Boston Harbor

Beer Dealer Says Man In High Place Put Up Bond For Gangsters’ Release

Ban Lifted on Foreign Aid Program   Congressional Storm Centers on Action of Administration

Prisoner Kills Guard, Flees In Cook County   Chicago Railyards, Alleys Searched For Big Negro Fugitive

Wace Manhunt For Murderer Of Jail Guard   Giant Negro Escapes From Death Row in Cook County Jail After Beating Guard to Denth.,

No More Snow Forecast In Area for Christmas  ‘aie Guten, fb die die oie, eee,

Jet Propulsion Scientist Charged With Perjury at A-Bomb Spy Trial.

JET. PROPULSION _ SCIENTIST HELD   Columbia Instructor Is Charged With Perjury

Accuse Jet Expert in Spy Case   Scientist Charged One of Top Men on Aerodynamics

Acheson Starts Study Of Aid Sent Chiang  Mlegal Use of Funds From U. S  a nS  Alleged During Senate Inquiry

Fears Improper Use Of: Funds By Nationalists To Influence US Policy   ‘Denies Suppreseing ‘Investigation Of Chinese Lobby Or Knowing Of Similar Activity At Higher Levels

Acheson To Probe Chiang ‘Influence In Foreign Affairs   Morse Says China Lobby Using U. S. Money Illegally

Improper Use Of Funds Will Be Scrutinized   Senator “Refers” To ‘China Lobby’; Cites Pressure

Acheson Testifies Another Day   Reveals Investigation of Chinese Nationalist Activities.

Acheson lells Senators That Probe Started   Secretary Wades Through Sixth Day Of Testimony

Acheson Starts Probe of Funds Givento shiang   ‘China Lobby’ Termed Nationalist Pressure: Chief Lauds Acheson

Nationalist China Use Of U. S. Funds Probed   Acheson Says Move Is Designed to See if Money Spent to Influence American Policy

ACHESON REVEAL’ PROBE OF CHIANG USE OF U.S. CASH   investigating Possible Role in Influencing Foreion Policy   DEFENDS YALTA PACT   Denies Seeret Agreements Being Negotiated at Present Time

Acheson Seeks Evidence U. S. Funds Used Illegally To Swav Foreian Policy

Acheson Probes Lobby Spending By Nationalists  Inves stigatio on Pipers  Biin he   Investigation Opens On Use of U.S. Funds To Influence Policy

China Lobby’ Being Probed   Acheson {..vestigating  U. S. Funds Improperly Used

Boy Scout Week, February 6 to 12 Marks 41st Anniversary of Organization

Daily News Index   Aug. 1 Deadline for Filing Announced In Wichita Falls Race for Congress

INDICTED MEN SOUGHT IN 13 STATE ALARM   State Police Seek Persons Indicted By Spa Jury

STORM IS HEADED TOWARD BERMUDA   Tropical Disturbance Show: Sign of Becoming Season’s First Hurricane

Allied Planes And Artillery Collapse North Korean Attack Through Wonju, MacArthur Declares Forces Will Not Be Driven Out

Allies Trap 30,000 Men At Yongwol   MacArthur Visits Front, Calls For Decision On China

BLOODY PRICE PAID BY REDS FOR THE TOWN   At Another Point UN Forces Seek to Annihilate 30,000 Reds.

Bloody Price is Paid by Enemy: 30,000 Trapped   Air, Artillery Barrages Exact Heavy Red Toll

'DPeeerrerrTrrrrrVryesesee  Will-o’-the Wisp Hunt for Diplomats Spreads

AWOL British Diplomats Elude Police Dragnets  One Of Vanished Experts Traced To Italy;

Diplomats’ Trail Leads Inio Italy  AWOL Agents Lead Wil-OFWisp Chase

Hunt for Missing Diplomats Veers Toward Rome   15,000 Agents Comb Continent for Two Vanishina Britons

Hunt For Brifish Officials Widens Over Continent   One Of Greatest Manhunts Underway In Europe’s History

Secret Agents Widen Search For Diplomats   15,000 Sleuths Join Hunt For Britons In European Hide-Outs

[AWOL Britishers Leave Cold Trail  Hunt For Diplomats Shifts To Italy

15,000 Detectives Hunt Two British Di plomats   Cablegram From Burgess Shifts Search From France To Italy; ‘Long Mediterranean Holiday’ Hinted

15,000 Sleuths Search For 2 Missing Diplomats As Trail Shifts to Rome

Israel Repels Syrian Force  Trouble Develops In Zone Along Border

Syrian Troops Defeated in Border Figh:   Withdraw in Face of Counterattack by Israeli Soldiers

ISRARLY REPULDE SYRIAN ‘INVASION   Counterattaclis Forced Foe Back Across Border Military Leader Says

Reds Have Their ideas Abou! Truce in Korean War   Present Four-Point Proposal to U. N.; Deny Murdering Prisoners.

North Koreans Have Own Plan For War’s End   Reds Violent In Denial They Slew Prisoners

Allies Await Red Reply On Halting War   Proposals Expected Answer On Armistice By Delegates Tonight

Reds Pledge Reply To UN Truce Plan  Tomorrow Night   Negotiators Apparently Want  To Refer Problem To Peiping

Railroad Union Instructs Workers To Get Ready for Possible Strike

Rail Strike Planned By BLFE Heads   Government Ready To Act If Walkout Goes Into Effect

Enginemen Told To Get Ready For Nailanal Strike   U.S. Likely Would Step In _ te Keep Defense Work Going

Railroad Union Set For Tieup   Firemen, Enginemen Told To Prepare For A Nationwide Walkout Soon

RAILROAD FIREMEN PREPARE FOR STRIKE   Government Expected to Seek Court Injunction to Keep Traffic Moving.

Nation-Wide Strike Looms  On Railroads   Firemen, Enginemen Told to Prepare For Possible Tieup

Possibility of Nationwide Rail Strike Looms   Union Orders Workers to Get Ready.—No Actual Date Is Set.

Nation Faces Nationwide Railroad  Strike as Firemen Seek 40-Hour Week

SEC Will Be Probed By Group   Charges Of ‘Favoritism  - Are Made

Reds Want to Build Base: During Truce   "Never," Says Joys Air War. Goes on, ‘but: Front Is Quiet  Rh. WEY FT YART TAU MDzArT

Hail Plasters 80-Mile Strip In North Texas  Twister Takes Off Roofs: Monv Areact   Twister Takes Off Roofs; Many Areas  Recoive Rainfall

Hail Plasters 80-Mile Strip In North Texas  Twister Takes Off Roofs; Many Areas  —_.  @¢@  . mm. © Ff ge

CANDIDATE SLATE . TS STILL GROWING   Skipper Williams and G. H. Moore Latest to File for *  Capa lec an.   IDEADLINE TOMORROW

IS STILL GROWING  Skipper Williams and G. H. Moore  Latest to File for

British Cut Iranian Trade   Ships Delivering Scarce Materials Are Halted Today

Will Not Accept Ban on Airfield Reconstruction  UN Asserts 450 die T pee. A

(iurn to PUNRNACL, Frage lv) Lausche Signs Padlock Law  QO.K.’s Bill Boosting Jobless Benefits

Plane Strafes Coastal Town   Accidentally -Fired Bullets Tarprifty Neiehborhood

Thousands Endangered, None Hurt Fighter Machine-Guns  Exclusive Residences

‘1 THOUGHT THE RUSSIANS WERE HERE’  Fighter Plane Shoots Up Long Beach

Fighter Plane On Ground Accidentally ‘Strafes’ Long Bedch Residential Area

Legislative Marathon Sets Records  $750 Million Budget   $750 Million Budget. History’s Highest. Is Approved

Ohio Legislature Sets Records in Final ‘Day Which Lasted Two Davs

Legislature Quits after 21-Hour Day   Governor Gets Less than Half Of His Program

Assembly Quits After New Record   Ohio Legislature Passes Noel Bill To Hit Slot Machines

—LONG SESSION ADJOURNS—  Record 2-Year Budget Of $750.185,461 Wins Legislative Approval

Big Four’s. Arms Talks Fail Again   ee ee a ee ee Delegates Throwing Problem Back in Lap of UN Assembly.

Big Four Stall On Disarmamen  UN Splits Also On New Members Vote

Proximity Fuse, Super-Secret Weapon Of Last War, May Be Decisive Factor In Korea

Walter P. Stacy Dies Early Today   Chief Justice Of State Often Called In Labor Disputes

Justice Walter P. Stacy Victim Of Heart Attack At Apartment In Raleigh

Chief Justice Dies In Raleigh   Walter P. Stacy Has Heart Attack

Chief Justice Of N. C. Dies At 66    state Viourns  Stacy’s Death Casts Shadow Over Sunny Capital Square

CHIEF JUSTICE W. P. STACY DIES   Veteran Supreme Corrt Official Is Stricken With Heart Ailment In Raleigh Hotel.

House Committee Probes Measure Of Living Costs   Barden Discloses Steed To Head Body  To Investigate Index

Senate Launches  Probe Of Labor   . Labor Econoniists  Say Index’ Falls - Short Of. Accuracy

REDS IN JAIL PROTEST BOND   Indicted Californians Can’ Meet $925,000 Bail Price

California Reds Remain In Jail   $925,000 Bail Keeps Commies Behind Bars

Bail Item Keeps {2 Reds in Jail  Attorneys Try to Get Bail Reduced

$925,000 Keeps 12  Commies in Jail   Attorneys Try to Find Way To Reduce Bail on the California Party Members

Details Of Closing Locks Announced   District Engineer Releases Dates For Order

Tax Lawyer To Testify At Hearing   Probers To Seek Caudle Connection With Tax Cases

Truman Sees Arms Show  New Tank Rifle   New Tank. Rifle  Are Demonstrated

TANK NAMED ‘WALKER BULLDOG’ FOR LATE GENERAL ‘Captain’ Harry Truman Watches Army Display Of Most Powerful Modern Additions To U.S. Arsenal

Atomic Secrecy Of U. S. Bothers Canadian Group  Exchange of Data Is Called ‘One-Way’

Canadian Official Calls Exchange of Atomic Information a ‘One-Way Street

TOWBOAT OVERTURNS; 5 CREWMEN DROWN.   Victims Scream and Hanmer Against Steel Hull as Craft Sinks After Collision.

Five Seamen Die As Tughoat And Tanker Collide   Crew Trapped In Hull Of Boat As It Sinks

Hunted Abducetor Ot Girl, 17, Kills Self  Body Is Found   Body Is Found  In Jersey Woods  ' As Pursuers Gradually Close In

Already Wanted for Michigan Killing, Brute Kidnaps and Rapes Girl as She Is Receiving Engagement Rina.

Rapist-Killer Ends Life To Avoid Capture   frwin’s Body Found Ir Soggy Field After Great Manhunt

Kidnap Fugitive Kills Himself  Irwin Takes Way Out As Posses Close in

Russian Protest Rejected by USS.   State Department Says Red Charges Are Made With ‘Singular I1I-Grace’

Russian Protest Note Is Rejected  Charges U. S. Aids Subversive Groups

U. S. Rejects Russian Nofe  Subversive Acts   Subversive Acts Charaed By Reds

UNITED STATES HAS LEARNED IN KOREA COOPERATION. NECESSARY FOR VICTORY

Close Cooperation of All Forces’ Is Valuable Lesson Learned in Korea

Nete of Optimism Sweeps UN Camp Near Site of Talks  Negotiaters Hint Progress Made In First Conference

RUSSIANS HEAR ANGRY PROTEST   U. S. Berlin Commandan Demands Explanation For Attack On Buses

Americans Protest on Bus Shooting   Soviet Berlin Headquarters Promises Full Investigation.

American Makes Personal Protest  On Berlin Firing   Commanding Officer Calls On Russian Leader; British Object, Too

kKkKkkkx BARKLEY SAYS BETWEEN 2,600 AND 3.500 FIRED  OR QUIT’UNDER SUSPICION

Committee Assails Substandard Housing Conditions at Fort Leonard Wood and Two Other Camps—Declares Converted Sheds. Barns and Chicken Coops Are Occupied by Servicemen and Families Paving Exorbitant Rents.

Cincinnati Bar Blast Injures 17  Explosion Blamed Oyen EF wrk Pree  tm

10 Pet. Meat Hike Predicted   5 to 8 Pct. Rise in Living  Casta Sean in Year

Former Husband And Daughter Of Bergman Arrive In England; Will Meet In Sweden

Trawler Found Adrift in Gulf  Joyce Marie Being Tamrararl fete Dart

Fugitive Red Held in Mexico  Gus Hall Reported Secretly Arrested

‘Marshall's Truce Conditions Called  Concession’s Bid   Flat Rejection of Communist Troops Withdrawal Proposals Does Not Mention Boundaries

Rearmament Tougher ThanIn 1941; Shortage Of Skilled Help Reported

Use Of Steel Limited   US. Rearmament Job Harder Than That In 194!   BY RELMAN MORIN AP. Special Corrsepondent

Mobilization: Industry Straining Under Load Of Rearmament Program

Industry Finds Rearmament Job Tough This Time   Job Is Hard But US Has More Know How Than It Did In 1941

MOBILIZATION SCENE: NO, 2 Gearing for Rearmament  Tougher Now Than in1941

Production Facilities Aim of Mobilization   By RELMAN MORIN  Associated Press Special Correspondent

Detectives Visit Robinson's Camp   Police Seeking Clue Of Child’s Death Near Training Camp Site

Detectives Visit Robinson's Came  Eo lice © Seeking Que oy orgs   Police Seeking Clue Of Child’s Death Nea: Training Camp Site

Body of Girl Found  Near Boxer’s Camp  Sugar Ray Robinson Questioned by Cops

\Sugar Ray's Party Questioned by London Police in Probe of Rape Slaying of Girl

Tax Evasion Cases ‘Mishandled,’ ls Belief of House Investigators

McGrath Reply On S. F. Tax Charee Uroed   Probers Ask Showdown With Justice Dept.; Caudle Quiz Due

In Uniontown Sunday Many To Dwell In Memories During Glidden Tour Revival

Chinese Forces Turn and Fight In Korean War   Biggest Bayonet Battles Staged; Allies Gaining

Reds Driven Back In Biggest Bayonet Battle of Korean War  Allies Attempt to Foil Enemy Move for Anniversarv Drive

Latest Atomic. Blast is Felt  Tn California   Nevada Residents Brace Themselves For New Explosions

Recruit Housing Probes Started   Congress Joins Investigation   “A-Bombs Away,’ Nobody To Pley  Atomic Blast Shakes Four-State Area

 Atomic Test Blasts Rock Arizona; Las Vegas Residents File Protest

Nevada Braces For New Atom Weapon Blast   ‘Trigger’ For Bomb And Super Gun Seen As Target of Tests

FLASH SEEN 300 MILES  Nevada Is Rocked Again By Latest Atomic Test

Terrific Atomic Test Blast Unleashed Sunday; Flash Seen 300 Miles

West Braces For. Further Atom Blasts   Residents See Massive Flash

16-Year-old Girl Uses Baby Sitter Guise for Robberies   Tempestuous Talluiah Crashe: Headlines in Capitol Episode

Reins Law Over First Hurdle ©   House Group Votes To Retain Subsidy Proposal in Measure To Extend Controls

Tie Vote in Key Committee Halts Republican Move   Truman and Wilson Take Personal Hanc In Pushina:Law

LEADERS PUSH CONTROL PLAN OF PRESIDENT   Rayburn Has Hopes Bill Can Be Given House This Week

FIND NO CLUES TO SLAYER OF PRETTY NURSE   ‘Skull Fractured By Two  ' Blows From Blunt  Instrument

People Frustrated, U. $. Chamber Say:   Delegates Call For Enc To Uncertainty And  Derticansnin

Tank Units Rip North 3 Miles  In Korean War   Complete Occupation Of Southern Anchors Of Red Iron Triangle

Allies Meeting New Defenses Set Up By Reds   Commie Assembly Base Established; Transfer Forces

Red Rearquard Checks Allies; Tanks Rip Thru   Armored Column: Advance 3 Miles In Hard Fighting

Allies Three Miles Beyond  Triangle Base Tank Units Stopped   Tank Units Stopped South Of Kumsong

Allied Tank Units Stopped By Reds After Advances   Armored Spearheads Reach Ahead To Keep Contact With Retreating Enemy After All Of Iron Trianale Ils Occupied

Reds Smash U. N. Thrust At Kumsong   Allied Columns Enter Southern ‘Triangle’ Towns Furious Rearguard Action Believed Hint of New Enemy Stand

UN ARMORED COLUMNS RIP INTO TRIANGLE   Tank Units Advance North Of Chorwon And Kumbhwa

Tank Units Rip North Of Chorwon   Advance Hits New Communist Defense Line

Allies Hit New Chinese Defense Zone  UN Tank Units Nortt Of Cantured Chorwo:   UN Tank Units North Of Captured Chorwor Stopped By Commies

Mystery Witness at Tax Probe Maintains Silence Wants Open Hearing

TAX PROBERS MEET WITH GRUNEWALD   Mystery Witness Refuses to Give Any Information at Secret Session.

CAUDLE DENIES BOSS’ TESTIMONY  ‘Mystery Man’ Refuses To Talk To House Tax Probers In Secret

GRUNEWALD FOR OPEN HEARING   Mystery Witness Refuses To Testify Behind Closed Doors -

Two Men Slain in Eufaula Shooting  Woman Wounded in Shotgun Battle

Italian Reds Fail to Upset Eisenhower   ‘One Killed, 33 Hurt in Sicilian Deamonctraiian

One Dead as Police Battle {t+ Will Cos Anti-Eisenhower Rioters a Dime to

1 Killed As Reds Protest Ike in Italy   " Eisenhower, Conducts Business Despite Demonstrations

Denatured Alcohol Killed Three Soldiers, Two Seamen During Hunanam Evacuatior

A Tragic Epitaph to Hungnam Evacuation   5 Dead, Many Ill After Drinking  Antifreeze

19 INDICTED IN SYRACUSE BANKING FRAUD   Four Prominent Business Men Are Included in Group

Bond Sales Here S$2?.9?7 in June   E”’ Purchases Less Than for Same Period In L950. Report Shows

REDS DIG IN TANKS FOR NEW DEFENSES   Communists Defend Positions Bitterly Against UN Forces

Peak Wrested From Reds In Stiff Battle   Marine Plane Is Shot Down By Ground Fire

Allies Storm Korean Peak Blast Reds   Commie Armor . Attacked by UN Air Force

Fierce Fighting Marks Advance By Americans  Truce Negotiations   Truce Negotiations Still Loused Up by Commie Stalling

REDS BATTLE 10 DEATH IN SAVAGE MOUNTAIN CLASH   Truce Talks Deadlocked As Principals Await Answers : x Th Alaotoc

UN Tanks, Guns Quickly Attack Enemy Forces   Marines Capture Ridges Against Bitter Opposition

Foot Troopers Take Tall-Peak  6 T-34’s Attacked By Allied Weapons

Battle Of Hills Continues In Eastern Korea   Allied Planes Add Air Punch To Aid Ground Fighters

Doughboys Wrest Peak from Reds   Allies Gaining Ground In Bloody “Battle of Hills”” in East Korea

UN Wrests Bloody Hill  From Koreans   Russian Equipment Supporting Reds North of Yonchon

Allies Wrest Towering Peak From Enemy   Grind Out New Gains in Bloody Battle of the Hills \

MARINES WREST TOWERING PEAK FROM RED UNIT   Enemy Self-Propelled Guns Spotted — Warplanes Blast Red Supply Trains  In Bitter Raid.

Red Tanks Spotted On  Korean Front   New Peak Taken In Battle Of Hills; Resistance Is Bitter; Planes Lend Support

Doughboys Meet Stiff Resistance  ‘Battle of Hills’   ‘Battle of Hills’ Grinds on In Eastern Korea;  Air War Roaring

Bloody Battles Continue For Control Of Hilltops Tn Eastern Part Of Korea

Corsair Shot Down By Enemy’s Ground Fire   Ground Action Concentrated Along Ridges Of Korea’s Eastern Front; Red Koreans Fight Doggedly

U.N. Troops Wrest Towering Peak From Bitterly Resisting Reds North Of Yanggu—Six Russian-Type Tanks Attacked—One Marine Plane Downed By Communist Ground Fire As Aerial Offensive On Enemy Supply Lines Continues

Six Russian-Type Tanks Spotted In West Sector Marine Corsair Plane  Downed by Enemy Ground Fire

U.N. Troops Take High Korean Peak   Chinese Troops Possess Numerous Russian Mortars

Towering: Peak Taken By Merines in: East And Enemy Tank: Unit Is Pounded in West

Doughboys Grind Ahead In Bloody Battle of Hills   Communist Troops Resist Bitterly But Lose Towering Peak to Allies   United Nations Airplanes Work Closely With Ground Troops on Support Missions

Height  Is “Taken  A UALS  By Allies  Planes Support  UN Operation;  One Is Lost

Allies Take Towering Peak From Reds in Bitter Fight North of Yangeu in Korea

UN Continues To Gain Ground In Ridge Battle   Another Towering Peak Captured From Reds in Bitter Fiaht

Doughhoys Seize Towering Peak in Hard Fighting   Reds Resist Bitterly in East Korea; Tanks Used as Pillboxes

U.N. Troops Wrest Peak From Reds   Bloody Battle ‘Of the Hills’ Grinds On

Spot New Red Weapons On Western Front   Believe Enemy Force: Are Dug In For Defensive Purposes

Find Tanks Dug Into Ground’—  Allied Troops Wrest INew Peak From Reds

Dougnboys Meet Stiff Resistance  ‘Battle of Hills’ rinds on In-_  Eastern Korea;  R* On. we see

Yanks Seize Kast Korean  Vital Ridge  Reds Use Dug-in ‘Tanks In West

Allies Seize Another Peak In Hard Fight  Dug-In Russian-Ty pe Tanks Attacked By Artillery And Planes

Hills Battle Continues On  Korean Front Tanks Used In Defensive Position: By Red Troops

Allies Take Key Height   Next 3 Days May Bring Enemy Push, Van Fleet Say:

Battle Is Bitter In The Hills   Peak is Wrested From Reds: UN Planes in Attack On Supply Lines

Foot Soldiers Slog on, Win New Mountain Peak   In Another Area. Six Russian-Type Tanks Attack by U.N.

Bloody Fight In Hills Bees On:PeakW on   UN Attacks Soviet Type Tanks, Self Propelled Guns

United Nations Wrest Towering Peak From Bitferly Resisting Red Forces In Bloody Central Fighting

Van Fleet Fears Reds May Open Attack Any Time   Full Moon for Three Nights Gives Reds Assault Opportunity

Van Fleet Fears Reds May Open Attack Any Time  Assault Opportu Wty

WREST PRAK FROM REDS   Full Moon Tonight May Mean Danger, Van Fleet Says

Commies Fight Grimly From  Own Hills; Reds Lose 18,000 Men in Single Four Day Battle

United Nations Advance North Slowed by Reds  En nemy rights From - Their Own Hills

U.N. Advance North Of 38  Slowed Down   Two Chinese Divisions Wiped Out In 4-Day Battle; Allied Losses At Inie Heavy

Troops Held To Limited Gains, Red Losses High  Allied Drive Halts  In Some Sections,  mi. iz

Two Divisions Wiped Out On Central Front   Reds Stop Retreat And Fighting Stubbornly  Again.

Communist Forces Bog Down Allied Offensive With Dogged Resistence And Exact Heavy Toll Near Inje

Two Chinese nits Wined Out In Fight   Stiffest Action Reported Taking Place in Center  Of the Peninsula

Communist Troops Fighting Stubbornly In Hills Slow Allied Drive—Enemy Has Lost 18,000 Men In FourDay Battle, U. S. Eighth Army Reports—Heavy United Nations Casualties Listed In Action At Inje —Armored Units Run Into Opposition

Powerful Allied Advance Bogs Down Near Inje  Smell Of Dead Flesh Hangs On As Chinese " ‘tose 18,000 In Battle

Eighth Army Wines Out ] Divisions   Trucks Rumble Over Chinese Bodies During Night Fight

Chinese Lose 18,000 Men In 4-Day Battle   Action Rages Along Hwachon Reservoir

CHINESE REDS HALT RETREAT, RESUME BATTLE   Reinforcements Pouring Into Communist Lines

ENEMY SUFFERS SEVERE LOSSES ON KOREAN LINE   Two Chinese Divisions Wiped Out In FourDay Battle—U. N. Troops -Hold Ta Limited Gains.

Foe Loses 18,000 Men In One Battle   Comrauniet Troops Strike Back Sharply From Hill Positions

Stiffest Action Reported On  Central Front U. N. Task Force Hit At Inje; Chinese Lose 18,000 Men -

Tanks Halted Near Inje By Stubborn Foe   Two Enemy Divisions Wiped Out In. Baile Below 38th Parallel

After 81 Years, Weather Bureau Will AcknowledgeT exas’ Size InForecasts

ALLIES DEMAND CLARIFYING OF 21 ENEMY AIMS   Red “Concession” Is Far Short Of UN  Truce Ideas

Communist Proposal Under Study   Peace Envoys Sean Offer For Trickery

RED TRUCE OFFER STIRS SUSPICION   tl. N. ASKS MORE INFORMA TION ABOUT ARMS AND INSPECTION PROPOSAL.

2 Jailed By FBI Confess Slaying Ft. Walton Man   Wife Persuades One Eglin Corporal To Surrender; Other Taken at Crestviev

8th Army Advance All But Halted By Chinese; Big Mo Is Back In Fight

Heavy Communist Resistance Met ~ Just South Of Seoul   Battleship ‘Mo’ Returns To Fiahtina

Rolling Allies Near Parallel   8th Army’s Advance Nearlv Halted by Foe

Reds Check 8th Army's Drive Toward Seoul  Allies Gain on East Coast; Navy

Other Allied Troops Gain « Ground on Korean East Coast   big Mo Leads Devastating '1-Ship Bombardment 30 Milac Narth inf Parallal

neDo INFLICT HEA LOsat3 ON OTH ARN   Allies Run Into Heavy Going South of Seoul But Gain on Ends.

General Harris to Be Ft. Union Rite Speaker   Centennial of Fort Union to Be Observed With Saturday Ceremonies

Ridgway Calls Red Complaint Entirely False   ‘Target Only 20 Miles ‘From Soviet Territory

Bomb Key Red, Port Of Rashin   35 Huge Superforts Hurl 300 Tons Of Bombs On Korean Supply Center

General Bids Anew for China Blows   Republicans Stand, Cheer as Disputed Views Repeated

Truman Kills OPS Order Of Secrecy   ‘Gag’ Stirs Up Such « Storm That President Takes Fast Action.

Truman Calls Off OPS Plan to Gag News of Agency   Both Parties Lash ‘Dictatorial’ Memo and Threaten Funds

Raft Dwellers Tossed Inte River   Fate of 4 Uncertain Late Last Night

Raft Overturns, Three Are Saved   Fourth “‘Lethargia’ Sailor Heads For W. Va.

Provides Clue To Syndicate, ODwyer Avers   Says Costello Not Mentioned; Lists Other Racketeers

Academy Refuses To Soften Ousters  Army Won't Relent On Dismissal Step

Holds Firm On Discharges   Cadets Found  Guilty Violating Academy’s Code Facing Dismissal

Army Holding Firm on Stand  Cadets Will Not Be Honorably Discharae

ARMY IS FIRM ON DISMISSALS   No Honorable Discharge: To Be Given Ousted ‘Point’ Cadets

West Point HoldsFirm0 Discharges   Cadets Found Guilty Violating Academy’s Code  Facing Dismissal

Accused Cadets Denied Honorabl. Army Discharges  Final Hearings to Be Ended This Week

Army Standing Firm in Promising No Dishonorable Discharges to Cadets

No Honorable. Discharges For Accused Cadets, Army Says   ‘Those Admitting Guilt. Under Ooth. Will Be. Permitted To Resign According To Plan

Huge Expansion Of Atomic Bomb Output Is Urged   Funds Said Necessar For Tremendous Production Program

DARCY, TWICE REPRIEVED, FIGHTS FOR NEW TRIAL   Hearing To Be Held in Case In what Court  oadav   EXECUTION DELAYED

Check Possible Perjury In RFC Case Testimony  Directors Involved;   Directors Involved; Will Extend Probe Into Other Agencie:

RFC Directors Perjury Check Will be Made   “Influence” Probers Take-Firm Action In Their Inquiry

FBI Checks For Perjury   ‘Influence’ Testimony Called Conflicting

City Entered Without Opposition From Reds      Allied Divisions Within 18 Miles Of 38th Perellel Te East — Americans Make New Cronsinge Owar Han Bivar

SEOUL FALLS BLOODLESSLY TO: ALLIED TROOPS; CHUNGCHON  IS MAIN ALLIED OBJECTIVE:

American and South Korean Troops Find No Sign of Enemy Anywhere in Capital.   MORE Ut. N. TROOPS CROSS HAN RIVER   Reds Continue Ketreat Al Along Front—U. S. Soldiers Within 18 Miles of  Parallel 3a.

Other Units Move Within 18 Miles of 38th Parallel   Enemy Still Keeps Out of Gunshot of Advancing UN Troops

Seoul Recaptured Bloodlessly; Reds Keep Up Retreat   Ancient South Korean Capital Changes Hand: Fourth Time Since War Began on June 25; tittle Resistence Reported Alona Front

Entered South Korean Capital Wednesday Night With ROK Troops; Republic’s Flag Flies OverCapitol Build + grey

Reds Abandon Korean Capital Without Fight   Other Troops Surge Within 18 Miles Of 38th Parallel

‘Some U.N. Forces Push to Within  18 Miles or Less Of 38th Parallel

City Vacated In General Retreat On Entire Front   UN Divisions Surge To 18 Miles From Parallel

World Court Action Asked  British Make Appeal With Air Force Alert

SEEK 10 CLARIFY STATUS OF AGENCY  Under New Law, Health Department May Undergo  Am niata ~ Ore

Under New Law, Health De partment May Undergo Complete Change   TO MEET WEDNESDAY

Ill, Injured Believed Aboard(-87   Air Force Opens Hunt in France for Lost Craft

Ouster Fuss Widened By President   Planned-It-For-Year Statement Amazes MacArthur, Others

New Dispute Being Started   MacArthur Surprised At Truman’s Remarks

[ERUMAN FIRING FIRING STATEMENT ,  Stirs Up Critics To New Wrath

Critics Jump at Chance to Keep Big Fuss Going   Political Fight Over MacArthur Dismissal May Be Widened

Truman Stir: MacArthur Issue Again   Says He Considered Firing General Year Earlier

TRUMAN BARES INSIDE FIGHT   MacArthur's Acts Even Since Last April Defied General Staff.

Critics Hit At Truman’: Revelation   M’Arthur Astonished By Harry’s Remarks At Press Conference

‘Mac’ Amazed At New Report On His Firing  Truman’s Story fae Pheasbann Cabs

Truman Planned To Remove Mac For Nearly Year   Critics Jump At Chance To Widen Political Fuss

MacArthur Is Surprised by Truman Blast   President's Tall« Reopens Bitter U. S. Controversy

MACARTHUR ASTONISHED BY TRUMAN CRACK   Administration Critics Also Stirred to New Wrath.

Truman “OffOn” Statement Amazes Doug  Li:..lk. See, Fee ae Rene   Hickenlooper Says President Deceived People With Previous MacArthur Support

President's Firing Thots Raise Rubble   Iowan Says Trumar Had ‘Deceived The People’ Previously

Hick: Public Deceived on Mac Affair   lowan Cites President's Statement Dismissal Long Considered.

Latest Truman Statement Stirs Up New Wrath  Says He Considered MacArthur Firing For  FAIL A. Mm A Wamp

Republicans All Unset Avain Ove W Arthur Ouster   Truman Stirs Fuss With Added Comment  On Issue.

MacArthur Astonished By Truman   President Had Said He Had Considered Firing Mac Before.

New Furor In Policy Ruckus   President Truman’s Statement .on Firing Amazes MacArthur And Angers Critics

Truman Remark Stirs His Grities   Report He Considered Firing MacArthur For A  Year Astonishes General

Dismissal Plan — Is Astonishing To MacArthur   'Depnsed General Viable To Reconcile Tdea With June UN Appointment

Truman Says He Thought of Firing MacArthur For Year   Stirs Critics of Foreign Policy

Political Fuss Mounts Over Truman Remarks On M Arthur.   GENERAL ASTONISHED TO HEAR DISMISSAL "HAD BEEN CONSIDERED FOR A YEAR

President’s Statement  Astonishes MaeArthur  Says It Is Hard To Reconcile It Ww ithAppointmer  se on -_: TT

Truman’s Latest Statement On Dismissal of MacArthur Stirs Critics and the General

LRMPRRATW Rw   State Senators Hear How Drug Racketeers Work   Detroit Is Center Of Gang Operations Extending West To Kalamazoo

WORLD SERIES BANQUET Watch For Date! _ tm COs   HeUHncvayTe party

Brehm Got “Kickbacks.”  Lawyer Says      Ohioan Shared Wages Of Two Clerks, U. S. Claims

Stay In Budget, Says Senator   Nobel Tells State Institutions To Cut Out Deficite

Peaceful Valley.   Kaesong, Site Of Korean Truce Conference, Looks Like Sleeping City From Air; Three People Seen

Kaesong, Suggested Site Of Peace Meeting, Looks Peaceful, Deserted   Bv SAM SIMMERLIN

KAESONG, SITE OF TRUCE TALKS, "1S GHOST TOWN   Only Three Persons Seen in Former City of 70,000.

Truce Talk Site Like “Ghost Town  * * * * * * * kk   ‘Reporter Flies Over Ancient City Chosen For Conference

Author’s Death in U.S. Linked to Kremlin Police   Support of Tito May ‘ Have Caused His Murder

Kremlin Killing of Pro-Tito Adamic Hinted Though Coroner Thinks Author Was Suicide

HELD IN SOVIET AS BRITISH SPY  eee tee ne en tae nt tenn ee  ASeic ientist Vivsterv Revived

Reds Fleeing Winter Defense UN Affack Breaks Bunkers;  Biggest Victory In Menths

Crushing Onslaught By Five UN Divisiona Captures Seven Strategic Hills On Third Day Of 40Mile Front Push   MAJOR DEPEAT CLAIM OF GENPRAL TAYEOR

Battered Red Armies Yield Their Positions  UN Divisions Seize Seven Hills on Thire

Assault May Break Reds Winter Line  100, ,000- Man  eciva Mirééc

NEW OFFENSIVE DEALS FOE MAJOR DEFEAT IN KOREA   Mighty U.N. Attack Chases Enemy From 7 Strategic Hills; Chinese Leave Winter Equipment Behind.

CHINESE FLEE DFFENGWVE Bf 100.000 MEA   Lose Seven Strategic Hills and One Bunker Built for 1.000 Men.

U.N. SMASHES COMMUNISTS WINTER LINE   Battered Red Armies In Korea Reel Northward Before Allied Onslaught.

UN Assault Snaps Reds’ Winter Line   Chinese Break, Run, British Officer States

Commies Are Reeling North In Confusion Before Huge Offense   100,000-Man Drive Captures Seven Deeply Bunkered Hills Along Forty-Mile Battlefront.

Foe Withdraws In West Korea   Rail Bridge At Capital Hit By B.-29’s

British Officer Declares Allied Drive Has Broken the Communists’ ‘Winter Line. And  Handed Them Major Defeat; Drive Continues

West Korean Death Stand Is Smashed   Communists Flee Fortified Hills Guarding Front

Enemy Reels North Before Allied Attack  Major Defeat for   Major Defeat for Communists, British Staff Officer Says

100,000 Men inAllied Offensive   Battered Commies Give Up Fortified  D...tst me in Weck

Reds’ Winter Line Broken. By UN Troops   100,00-Man Attack “Crushes Enemy; Major Defeat Is Suffered

nN AN MN FE EAST GERMAN REDS  PLAN “SIDESHOW” OF BO CAPTURED AMERICANS

Pearson Again McCarthy Target   Senator Says Writer Revealed Another Secret Messace .

Former Klan Chief Back In Prison   Is Due To Appear Before Board To Determine Status

ATOMIC BLAST BiG ENOUGH TO KILL DIVISION   Congressman Says Wea* pons Now Developed For Battlefield Use   ANOTHER TEST SET ON NEVADA DESERT

Latest A-biast  Could Destroy  Army Division Weapon Certain  And Accurate, Says Eyewitness   Milee Away

Solon Sees Use Of Atom Bombs On Battlefields   Witness of Latest Blast Says Weapor Specific, Accurate

“Labor! May Pull. Out; Both Aiken, “Maybanl _ Complain ‘Agriculture "Not Given Hearing”

COMPLAINTS FROM LABOR POSE CRISIS   In Session Today To Consider Plan For Withdrawal

Major Crisis Hovers Over Defense Effort   Organized Labor Complains Program lanores Its Needs

CPisis Leveloping  Administration Accused Of Favoring Big Busines:

Labor To Decide Today On Boycott Of Program   Senators Charge Business Favored, Farm Leaders Also Cold-Shouldered

Crisis Hits Mobilization Of America  Demand Grows . Pouder Far Lahor

Mobilization Plans Facing Breakdown   Charges Of Business Domination Growing Amid Labor Walkou

Mobilization Program  Faces Crisis Demands Grow Loud for Organized Labor

ROSAS CRRSAR SS SCORER PAGED Major Crisis Confronts U.S. Mobilization: Labor May Ouit

Mobilizatior  Showdown  Seems Near Labor May Pull  Entirely Out Of Procram

SWANKY HOTEL IN RFC PROBE   Demand Grows To Drop Labor From Defense Mobilization Program

Senator Aiken Accuses Administration Of Turning Ove: Program To Big Business  lonoring Labor And Farmer:

Labor Showdown Expecte: To Come Swiftly; ULPC ‘Will Decide Future

General Nam Hints of Chance ForCompromise   Subcommittee Holds Meeting at Kaesong To lron Out Issue

Athletic Association Board of Control to Meet With Officials Of Stations to Talk Couppee’s Ban

Moment Before Bailing Out Tense Time For Paratroopers in Flying Box Car

Chutist Reaction Told by Reporter   Tense, Tight-Lipped GI. Sat on Bucket Seats As Planes Flew Over Reds

Suspense Terrific Aboard ‘Boxcar’ Bat Everything Ends Up Smoothly

Tough Rangers Grow Nervous While Waiting  For Order To Jump; Action Must Be Speedy

Storv ot Soviet Aggression Is  ON ; Not Obseured   State Department, Officials Are Firm  Against Propaganda

Soviet Armament, Resy For Aggression Too Wel For Truth to Be Obscured, Is Opi

State Heads Term Stalin Friday Talk Wholly False   Facts Established. State Department  Declares In Paper

BLAME FOR EAST-WEST TENSION PLACED SQUARELY ON RUSSIAN POLICIES   BLAME FUR EAST-WEST TENOSIUN FLALED OUARELT UN RUSSIAN POLICIES U.S. Rerfects Stalin's 'Misstatements’      NOTE REVIEWS KREMLIN‘S RECORD  Britain Charges Russia With Deliberate Threat To Peace

Russia Can't Dodge Blame, U. S. Asserts   Sti Cf Statement Charges  Soviets Have Power "rr... Race Tensinn

Throws Entire Postwar Record In Soviets’ Face   Note Lists 14 Points Charging Kremlin With Obstruction

BLAME FOR EAST-WEST TENSION PLACED SQUARELY ON RUSSIAN POLICIES U.S. Rerects Stalin's 'Misstatements’   NOTE REVIEWS KREMLIN’SRECORD =  Britain Charges Russia With Deliberate Threat To Peace

News Day, Night   tte  Vinson Calls On America  To Arm Self   Stalin's Pronouncement Is ‘One More Misstalement,’ Washington Save

U. S. Officially Hits Stalin’s ‘Misstatement’  State Department Places War Réecnonahilty an Red.   State Department Places War Responsibility on Red:

Stalin Talk Hit By. S. State Dept.   Misstatement Will Not Obscure Facts Of Red- Ageression

The Weather   U. S. Ridicules Stalin Charge   No Man Better Informed About Real Aggressor, State Department Holds

State Department Says Stalin's Latest Pronouncement’ = Another Red Misstatement

State Department Reacts Interview Is Branded One More Misstatement

Says Joe Can't Hide  Aggression   Britain Formally Charges  Soviet with Threats And Subversion.

State Department Terms Pronouncement by Stalin One-More Misstatement

Pronouncement Called One More 'Misstatement’  Facts Of Soviet ‘Arms, Aggression Too Well-Known For Dispute, View

‘Stalin Knows Who's Fault Korean War’   Joe’s Statement Means We Must Be Ready To Defend

Many Injured As Thousands Battle Police   Red Youths Cross Border  In Soviet-Inspired Wact Fnne Raid

Educators Ask Stiffer Taxes, Strike ‘Truce   Economists’? Report Seek: ‘Realistic’? Approach kT, Mobilization

28th Division Assigned To‘A Strategic Mission Right Near Iron Curtaiw’

Strickler Lauds 28th’s Soldiers   Says Men Are Due Foi lron Curtain Posts

tev. buguetion Rignis Reserved)   Men With Ulcers Want Mothering, Not Good Husbands

FEDERAL UNION IN EUROPE-‘IKE’   NATO Boss Says No Rea U. S. Security Until West Unites

Western Europe Federal Union Is Urged by Ike   Necessary to Genuine Security, Senators Told by General

 Believe It With All My Heart’ . Unite Western Europe, Says Eisenhower

Eisenhower Sees Answer In Union   Says Federation Of Western Europe Can  End Many Problems

Kisenhower Urges Union Of The he West   Generals Views Given To Senators   Federation Of Europe Key To Security, NATO Chief Believes

‘Ike’ Favors Union Of Western Europe To Solve Problems   Only Way to Real Security, He Told Touring Senators

Federal Union For West Bloc Urged By ‘Ike’   “Real Security” For Europe, U. S. Seen If Federation Formed

‘Ike’ Hopeful For Peace In West Europe   ‘Federal Union’ Is Best Idea For Allied Group

Record Budget Filed for State   $47.000.000 Needec In New Taxes— More Raises Ahead

Record: Spending Bill Is Before Legislature Committee Reports Appropriation   Committee Reports Appropriatior Measure Calling for.$259,979,034.

Truman Signs Extended Curbs   OKs Bill Cancelling Rollback Authority

Million-Dollar Ship Disintegrates When It Smashes Onto Crest of Low Hill: None Aboard Survive  Six Crew Members and Forty-Four Passengers Are Day’s Victims

Giant Airliner Hits Hill Crest: All Are Killed   Shattered Wreckage Searched for Bodies After Flaming Crash

Plane  €rash Kills 50   Airliner Fails Near Airport In California

Passengers And Crew Wiped Out   United Airlines  Craft Was ‘Letting Down’ Near Oakland When Disaster Struck

Oakland Flight Was to Land In 5 Minutes; No Survivors   ae 3 Liner Plows Into Low  Hill: No Roads   To Site

Million-Dollar 4-Engine Ship Blown To Bits   Huge United Air Lines DC-6-B Crashes Into Low Hill Near Oakland, Calif.; Ship With 44 Passengers, Crew Of 6 En Route From Chicago, Non-Stop, To California

NO SURVIVORS N SHATTERED -URNING SHIP   UAL Flight Boston to Oakland Explodes 5 Minutes from Landing.

Huge Skyliner Plunges Into Hill And Burns  All Aboard Dead Ir  Davbreak Disaster

50 Killed In Plane Crash   Airliner Piows Into Hill While Making Routine Landing

Plane Burns Near Oakland   Disaster Falls Minutes Before Scheduled Arrival

Plunges To Earth Near Oakland, Cal.   Was Only a Short Distance From Destination; 44 of  _ Dead Were Passengers

Big Air Liner Hits Hill In California   42 Passengers, 6  Crew Members Were Aboard DC-6 Flight Bound For Oakland

0 Die In Crash Of Airline Ship Before Daybreak   Bodies Are Found By Posse; All Are Killed Instantly

48 Killed In Crash Of Big United Airlines DC-6   Big Ship Falls And Burns 20 Miles South Of Oakland, California; Forty-Two Of  Dead Were Passengers.

30 Killed As” Big Airliner Crashes On Hill   Million-Dollar Liner Blasted; Into Debris Near Oakland. Calif

Transport Only 20 Miles From  Destination   Bodies of All Aboard Strewn Through Ravine

4Engine Plane Shattered Near Oakland, Calif.   United Flight No. 615 From Boston, Chicago, ’ Wrecked Necr Goal

14 Passengers, Three Believed Infants, 6 Crew Members Die In Flaming Wreck of DC-6-B

Fifty Die in California Airliner Crash   Plane Hit Low Hill Five inutes From Oakland Airport: No Survivors.

Plane Crash Fatal to 50   Airliner Crashes Into Lew Hills in California, Explodes end Burns

ALL ABOARD DIE As LINER DROPS INTO LOW HILLS   Four- Engine Trans port Explodes Scat tering Debris Over Two Acres—Cause  Not Known.

Eight Others Die As Flying Boat Plunges Off Cliff   Eight Air Force Men Parachute to Safety From Burning 8.29

California Plane Crash Fatal To 47   Four-Engine Craft Reduced To Serap After Hitting Hille

All Passengers And Crew Perish As Plane Burns    Blast Scatters Wreckage, Parts of Bodies and Personal Effects Over Wide Area

50 Persons Dead In Airline Crash   Big New UAL Passenger Craft Explodes on Hill Near Oakland

All Aboard DC-6-B Die When Craft Hits Hill 10 Miles From Oakland

WRECKAGE IS SCATTERED IN RUGGED AREA   New Airliner Hits Low Hill Minutes From Trip Finish

Wreckage Is Scattered Over Acres Of Ground In Oakland. California

SHIP EXPLODES IN DEEP RAVINE IN CALIFORNIA   Blaat Shatters United Airlines Craft Inte Scrap Metal   HO SURVIVORS   Plane, Originating In Bos ton, Made Flight Stop  In Hartford

42 Passengers and Six of Its Crew Found Dead When Rescue Party Reaches Scene

Big Plane Crashes Into Hill Near Oakland, Calif.  All Aboard Are   All Aboard Are Killed as Plane Explodes In Field

EXPLODES AS IT FALLS IN CALIFORNIA   Four-Engine Plane Carrying 44 Passengers. and.   Six Crewmen Scattered   Over.Two Acres, _   WAS APPROACHING. + BY INSTRUMENT   Pilot Reported OK to Oakland Airport Destination Only Three Minutes. Before Disaster.

No Survivors In California Air Tragedy   No Known Reason For The Mishap Near Destination

Big Airliner Torn Apart In California   Craft Shattered Into  Scrap Metal When It Falls Near Oakland

Airliner Crash Claims Lives Of 50 Persons  No Survivors When Dianna Ldite i Ba:il

Plane Five Minutes From Field   United Air Lines Transcontinental Flight From Boston

44 Passengers and Six Members of Crew Victims of Disaster at End of Flight From Chicaao.

CRAFT RIPPED BY EXPLOSION IN MOUNTAINS   Scatters Bodies, Debris Over Two Acres In California

Huge Craft Plunges Into Hill Near Oakland, Cal.   Tragedy Occurs As Plane Nears End Of Non-Stop Flight From Chicago; 44 Passengers, Crew Of Six Killed

United Airlines Plane Explodes On Hitting Hill   Pilot in No Trouble, Weather Good Three Minutes Before End

44 Passengers, Crew Of 6 Die In Air Disaster   Four-Engine Liner Explodes, Scattering Debris In Wide Area

Plane Plunges Into Pasture Mear Oakland   In Communication With CAA Three Minutes Before

Big Plane Falls, Explodes on Way lo Landing Area  Pilot Had Given Routine Reports Before Accident

New Type Craft Only In Use Since First of Month; Fire Razes 2 Acres of Grass, Brush

Craft Explodes After Plunging Into Top Of Hill   41 Passengers, Six Crew Members Meet Death In Disaster Near Oak: land. California

United Plane Rams Into Hil None Survives   Lack of Road Slows Recovery of Broken Bodies From DC-6-B

Plane Dives  Into Hills in  California Giant Liner  Explodes After Hitting Ground

FIFTY KILLED IN DC-6 PLANE CRASH IN HILLS OF CALIFORNIA AS SHIP CAME DOWN FOR LANDING

Plane Bound For Oakland From Boston  Goes Down in Hills Near Destination;

Giant Plane Plows Into Hill Near Oakland, Calif., Airport   12 BRodiex« Remaved

48 Persons Are Killed When Big Transcontinental Airliner Burns After Crashing In California

50 DIE-IN W. COAST CRASHOF AIRLINER FROM BOSTON   Plane Disintegrates After Plunge Near Oakland: 3 Tots Die

United Airliner Is Twisted Into Scrap   ‘Non-Stop Flight From Chicago Meets Doom In Range Of Low Hills Near Oakland, Calif.; No Survivors

Fifty Die In Oakland Plane Crash   No -Survivors.as =: Million-Dellar Air: Liner Disintegrates Near Coastal City

DC-6 Smashes Into Range Of Low Hills  United Air Lines Flight Carries 44 Passengers, Six

47 Killed As Big Transport Crashes On California Hill   DC-6-B Flying Non-Stop From Chicago

50 Die ia Crash Of United Airlines Near Oakland  Craft Explodes Near

Debris of United DC-6 Strewn Over Hills Near Qakland, Calif.  Plane Completing Non-Stop Flight From Chicago; Bursts  fotim Glatweame man Beeb Sooo al

Plane Burns Near Airport In California  Big Piane on Way From Chicago Folls

Oregonians Among Victims Of Air Liner That Strikes Low Hill Near Oakland, Cal.

Million-Dollar Airliner Hits, Burns Five Minutes Before Landing Time

Killed As Airliner Crashes  In California  United Airlines DC-6 Explodes in Crash Near Oakland

Find Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area; No One Survives   Photographer Says Pall of Dust ‘Covers Scene of Tragedy; Plane [s Completely Demolished by Impact of Sudden Crash

4-Engine Ship Was Near Goal   Approaching Oakland Calif., When it Fell

big Plane Hits Hill, Explodes.   Parts Scattered Over Two Acres Wear Oakland

United Airliner Falls As It Nears Oakland Terminal  Cause Of Latest California Aerial Troagedy fc Unknown

Plows Into Low Hill, Shattered By Great Blast   Coast to Coast Flight; New Type Plane ubjectof Dispute

United Airlines’ DC-6 Just Three Minutes from Airport When It Crashes and Disintegrates.  AA DAQCQGENCERSG SIX   44 PASSENGERS, SIX CREWMEN ALL DEAD

EGYPT RECALLS AMBASSADOR TO GREAT BRITAIN   Cairo Protests “British Ag gression” In Suez  Canal Zone   LONDON GOVERNMENT NOT MOVING ENVOY

Canal Dispute, Recalls Envoy   Move Not Considered Break With London

Dirty Shows Back At State Fair Af~ ter Alesch Searchlight Is Forgotten   Latest Doners

UNDER DANGEROUS CONDITIONS’ Acheson Says China Holds 30 Americans

30 Americans  Held in China   Acheson Says State Department Faces Dangerous Situation in Rescue Effort

Acheson Sees Them In Danger  Sen. Taft Charges Secretary Trying  ? ee ak: ly Cane

30 American Civilians Held in Red China  State Trying to ff. "FL. pg.

Glenn McCarthy Tells Newsmen It’s Nobody's Business Where He Gets Money To Finance Fabulous Plans

Mon IWIONey Sourc Ource His Business  Oilman an McCarthy Tells Of Big Deals

SENATE WILL WORK SATURDAY   House Refuses to Go or Six Day Week.

$6 Billion Cov Essentials for Ike Marshall Declares   Foreign Aid Program In 3 Parts to Cost R95 Raillicn

Marshall: $6.3 Billion In Foreign . Arms Aid Would Give Only Bare Needs In ‘52 To Ike's Forces —

Secretary Marshall Testifies:  $6 Billion for Foreign Arms Only Beginning

[Like Ofd OPA -DiSalle Plans Price Lids On More Than 15 Food tents

Now Fand Unra  ivuw vivil  Price Lids Due  OPA Dollars-Cents Plan to Be Copied

Ceilings Would Not Be Same All Across Nation —  Cost Of Living Is Nearly Stabilized,  Savs Price Chief

Grocery Store Price Ceilings Due in 30 Days   Dollars-and-Cents Top to Be Ordered, DiSalle Discloses

DiSalle Plans New Food Lids   Individual Ceilings to Go Om Serve of. tems -

New Price Control Program Outlined   ES  DiSalle Says Plon Will Be   Modeled After Warate, MPA

[Truman and MacArthur See Eye-to-Eye - On Everything—Moscow Radio Says So

Hospital Gets Pair. of Accident Victims; One Bas Hand Cut By Shell

Government Eases Steel Restrictions For Construction of Schools, Hospitals

SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS GETTING MORE STEEL   Meanwhile DPA Wants Te Knew What Defense Deparimens Did With sHecatian

N.0. Gambling Crusader Gets Run-Around   Tells of Futile Efforts to Have Gambling Casinos Padlacked

‘About Faee’ By Louisiana Supreme Court   Kefauver Committee Hears Testimony From Lawyer In Padlock Proceedings

New Pilotless. Bomb Squadron To Handle It ~~   Weapon Believed One of ‘Fantastic’ Hinted by Traman

Squadron Set. Up To Handle  Fantastic Jets.   Weapon Designed Ta Carry Atomic Bombs Against Any Enemy .

Mobilize Home Front, Demand   Both Parties Request Speeded Up Program

Both Parties Demanding Fast Home Front Buildup   New Congress Wants Administration To End ‘Pussyfooting And Kowtowine’ Policy

Ask Speed-Up In Mobilization  Lawmokers Blane HT in Home Front Delays

Both Parties Demand Action On Home Front   Senator Maybank Calls for End To *Pussvfootinge’

Demand For Home Front Mobilization Sneed-Un Comes From Both Parties

Speed-Up of Mobilization On Home Front Demanded   Republicems And Demos Join In Uroinad Action

‘Enough Pussyfooting’  Both Parties Demand Speedier Home Front And Defense Moves

DEMANDS MADE FOR TIGHT RULE   Cal) Sounded For President To Speed Up Mobilization Of Home Front—Emergoncy Cited. .

Both Republicans, C Faster. Mobilization of F  De , r ocrats ; Demand  eon)

Truman Asked To Speed Curb On Pay, Prices   Maybank Blast Gets Support From GOP, Democratic Solous

Lawmakers Call For Speed In Mobilization   Congressmen Demanc End To Delay In  War Preparations

Demand for Speedup of Mobilization   Administration Steps Criticized by G. 0. P.. Democrats

Mew York Stocks   New York Cotton   N O Cotton   Soybeans   Truman Blasted for Inertia by Solons

Congressmen Demand Fast Firm Action  On Controls   Speedup Is Advised  With ‘Mobilization Along Home Fronts

Both Parties Demand Speed In Mobilization   Democrats And Republicans See Need For Action

ST. LOUIS FACES A BEER DROUTH   SHUTDOWN OF BREWERIES HAS SLOWED FLOW OF SUDS TO TRICKLE,

Strike Slowing Up Poisonous Liquor St. Louis Beer Run Death Toll Now 27

BOYLE AGREES TO SUBMIT HIS JAX RECORDS   st. Louis Reporter Says 3 Sources Can Prove Boyle Got $8,000.

Reporter's Story Pumps New Life Into Loan Probe   Refuses to Name Informants Before Senate Committee

Boyle Agrees To Submit  Tax Returns  Reporter Produces  Mr. X and Mr. ¥

Boyle fo Give Probers Access To Tax Records  : Ge Lanite Ranarter’e   St. Louis Reporter's Testimony Pumps New Life Into Inquiry

Boyle Agrees to Give Senators His Income Tax Files as New Life Is Pumped Into Hearing

Mr. X and Mr. Y Add New Life to Senate RFC Sift   Reporter's Testimony Quotes New Sources

nn soreeeiieeentieneieneaeeematenesditintiemnetiatammmenneemeeeiee  Blasts Startle Residents Near Novato, Ianacio

Truman Preparing New ECA Request  President To Ask More Aid to Allies

: ~‘FLAGRANT BREAKDOWN’ OF LAW: Cri ime Probers Focus ‘On Kentucky Casinos

Newport-Covington ’ rime Probers To H ave  Another Kentucky Look

China Commies Bob Back Into ‘Iron Triangle”   Yankee Airmen Gain Decision In New Jet Battle

U.S. Jets Get MIG In Air Battle   Red Aerial Assault Js More Aggressive Than Previous Runs

Attlee’ s Rule Gets New Test   Confidence Ballot Scheduled Tonight

Region to-Be Given Specia Consideration in Order, Says PAD Deputy

Fulbright Hits  Bricker View   Says Politics and Not Public Welfare Is Aim

Bricker Speech Draws Charge From Fulbright   Federal Grand Jury Quizzed Strandlund On RFC Experiences

"Jim Sewell Day"— Blind Blooming Grove Solon Will Be Feted By Home Town

FLOODWATERS OF MISSISSIPPI HIT ST. PAUL   River Is Highest In That Area In 70 Years.

Action Slated On Food Costs   Overall Wage-Price Controls Soon Are  To Be Ordered to Halt Up Trend

Valentine Hazy About Timing of Price Controls   Wilson in Favor Of DiSalle’s 30-Day Freeze

Wages, Price Control Near, Valentine Says   Trend Must Change Quickly Or Else, Economic Head Declares

Red Atrocities Are Reported   Approximately 5,500 American Prisoners Have Been Killed By Communist Forces

Foe Accused in Massacres   250,000 South Korean Civilians Counted Among Dead in Atrocities

Americans Victims ot Atrocities.   5.790 U. N. Captives Reported Slain  By Commanists 

ATROCITY CHARGES — Claim Reds Killed 5500 U. S. Prisoners of War

Incomplete Figure Given By 8th Army   Atrocity Slayings By Communists Date Back to Start Of  Conflict in Korea

Reds Slaughter HOO Yanks —   200 American Marines Largest Unit In Mass Executions, Eighth Army ‘Officer's Report on Atrocities Says

U5. LANYER TELtS OF UN POW Lats   5,500 of Listed Victims Said to Be American Trnons.

Claim Reds Have Massacred 5,790 POW: In Atrocity Slayings Since Start Of War

—ATROCITIES— Lists 5,500 Americans As Victims  . South Korean Toll Said To Be Great

Killing of 5,790 UN Prisoners of War Charged ‘Ina Statement by Eighth Army's Judge Advocate

5,190 Prisoners of War Slain by Reds 8th Army Reveals  5,500 Americans Among Soldiers Killed by Enemy

Atrocities In Korea Cited By 8th Army   75 Per Cent Of Victims Americans, Legal Officer Says

5,500 American Prisoners Stain By Reds   Communist Troops In Korea Kill Allied Satdiarc

Prisoners-Oi-Wor Being Slaughtered by Korean Reds   Tells Treatment of Captured Civilians and Soldiers

Ruthless Killing of Prisoners Is Charged to Reds   §,500 Americans Amon Victims; South Korean Civilians Victims

2250,000Kores (Civilians Die idn Atrocities   Charge Geneva Convention Is Being Ignored

Record of Killings and Barbarism Unique Even in Red China....  15.790 U.N. POW’s Atrocity Slaying Victims

Reds Slaughter POWs In Korea   Colonel Reports 3,000 American Captives Slain

REDS KILL 5,790 POWs, SAYS ARMY  ION AHN Knrean Civitan      250,000 Korean Civilian Atrocities Reported

Reds Accused Of Killing 5,7  Prisoners of Wa Eighth Army Official Says About 5,500  - Were Americans

Red Atrocity Toil Exceeds 250,000   Eighth Army Says 5,500 American POWs Murdered

Prisoners Killed By Red Captors   Army Legal Section Tells of Atrocities

Most of Victims Were Americans, U.S. Officer Says  Col. Hanley Says Enemy Also Kills South Koreans

Atrocities Listed By U. 5. Legal Section Officer   Count Doesn’t Include ROK Soldiers or Some 250,000 Civilians

Army Lawyer Says 250,000 Civilians Killed   5,790 U.N. POWs Listed Murdered i in Atrocities Report

Almost 6,000 Prisoners of  War Are Reported Victims of Atrocity Slayings by Reds

CHARGE REDS WITH 5,790 ATROCITIES   KOREAN WAR RECORD FAR FROM COMPLETE SAYS ARMY LAWYER

Fi cure Does Not Include ROK Troops  250.000 Korean  Civilians Slain

legal Officer Says Reds Put Captured Prisoners to Death; Many Civilians Also Victims

790 Atrocity layings Laid o Korean Foe  U.N. POWs, Mostly American, Said Slain Since War's Start

3,000 AMERICAN PRISONERS ARE ON DEATH LIST   Communist Killing Of Captives Since Out. break Of War Is Listed By Eighth  Army.

Charge — Reds Kill UNPOWs   U. S. Army Lawyer Says 5,790 Taken By Communists Have Been Atrocity Victims

War Atrocities Told 5,790 POWs, 250,000 Korean iC ‘vilians Killed by Communists

Charges 5,790 U. N. Prisoners Killed By Communists In Atrocity Slayings   U. S. Eighth Army Lawyer Claims Number Represents Prisoners Other Than Snuth Knrean Troons.

Needed or Not, Civil Defense Will be Ready  To Register Nurses For Emergency Duty

Needed or Not, Civil Defense Will be Ready  To Register Nurse   To Register Nurses For Emergency Duty If Sioux City Is Hit

Battered Ships Fight Ravaging Atlantie Storm   Violence Hits Both Sea and Land; Cited As Worst in Memory

Dozen Battered Atlantic Ships Caught in Storm  Old Sailors Call It Worst and Most Extensive Hurricane in Memory;

Extensive (sale Lashes  W. Europe  Many Old Sailor  Call It Worst Ws Tita. Wasa naser

OCEAN STORM NEAR EUROPI   Hurricane Is Called Wildest In Memory Of Oldtimers

Strive To Reach West FEuropean Ports Though Winds Increase In Violence In Northern Scotland; 30 Believed Dead

Battered Vessels Struggle To Port  Storm Off British Coast   Storm Off British Coast Worst In Many Years

SHIPS BATTLE OCEAN STORM NEAR EUROPE   Hurricane Is Called Wildest In Memory Of Oldtimers

Storm Raging On Atlantie TakesHeavy Toll Of Lives   Battered Ships Struggle To Reach Ports Of Europe After Violent 3-Day Hurricane

Wicked Winds Batter Ships Or  Atlantic. Ocean  Qid Sailors Term _ Extensive Storms Worst In Memory

Russia Fails To Kall Action  On Kmbargo   UN Committee Refuses To Turn Question Over To Security Council

Russia Fails on Embargo Issue   Wanted Debate to Be Held in Council

Russia Fails To Block UN Action On Proposed Arms Embargo Against Red China   BULLETIN

World Arms Ban Against China Votec   Embargo Approved by U. N, Committee in 45-0 Ballot  mrinrty wrest

Reds Balk On Embargo   Refuse to Enter UN Debate When Effort' To Shift Talks Fails,

Russia Fails  In Veto Trv   Debate on Embargo on China Saved From Couneil-Vote

Red Attempt to Hamstring Plan Temporary Embargo Action a Failure Closure Of Levee

Malik Fails to Move to Block Vote On China Embargo in UN Assembly

Russia Fails-To Block UN Action On Arms Embarge  Wanted Issue Debated In Security Council  Where Subject To Veto

Russian Effort ToBlock Debate On Embargo Die:  Assembly Kills Apparent. Attempt

REDS LOSE FIRST ROUND IN DEBATE ON EMBARGO   Russian Delegate Fails in Attempt To Transfer Issue to Security Group

Russia Fails On Embargo   Mekes Cleor Red Countries Will ignete Any U, N. Han On Arms to Red Chine

U.N. Sanctions Committee Approves Global Embargo On Arms lo Chinese Reds

Question Is_ Settled Without Vote in Committee; Gross Gets Floor

Embargo Voted On Red China   Action Taken By United  Nations Sanctions Com mittee On Monday

Embargo or on ChinaOut of Veto Range   Russia Fails to Shift Debate to the Security Council—Road Clear  WOULD IGNORE BAN Red Attitude Indicates  UN Order Wouldn't Stop Cominform Trade

Reds Unable Halt Debate On Embarco   Effort to Shift Issue to Council Meets With Defeat Before Assembly

Soviet Fails To Shift Embargo  Peiping Ban Safe Against I1_N. Veta

Sought To Shift Debate Russia Fails In U.N. Move To Kill Red China Embarvso

Soviet Embargo Strategy Fails   UN Beats Move To Shift Arms Ban Debate Where Red Veto Could Work

Proposal Is Considered  By Assembly  Reds Refuse To Enter Discussion

Russia Fails to Sidetrack — Arms Embargc   Way Is. Opened for Speedy Vote

Russia Loses Try lo Shift Embargo  issue to Council  Soviet Bloc Decides Not to Participate In Discussion

lInit AF TIN  Uiliht Wi Wt  Votes Red Embargo   Soviets Expected To Oppose It In Political Body

Embargo on Red China Is Okayed   UN Committee Approves Plan By 11-0 Vote

Lie Returns To UN For Parley  chuew ve Malik Still  Sage ESS _ Semen era meer

Long Deadlock In Congress Broken   Compromise Lowers Induction Age To 18% Years And Provides 24 Months OF Service; 5 Million Manpower Ceiling

Bill Provides: Draft Running To July in “55   Five-Million Ceiling Set On Service Manpower Ta Taint Measure

Solons A sree Qn UMT. Draft  Extension Bill   Universal Training Program Will Start Within 7-12 Months

Strike Ties Up Milk Deliveries In Gotham Area   12,000,000 Consumers Have Supplies Cut _Off By Walkout.

Milk Strike End Might Be Gained   Meanwhile 12 Millio: Consumers Are Minus Their Supplies

Strike Cuts Milk Supplies In New York   OPS May Raise Price To Meet Wage Increase

Milk Supplies In East Cut Off By Strike   12,000,000 Persons Affected In New York City Area

Strike Cuts Off Milk In New York   Twelve Million Affected By TT oamaetere Watkant

Milk Supply Cut From 12 Million   Dairy Employees, Drivers Strike In Three States

Milk Strike To Hit Three-State Area Near N. Y.   Settlement May Rest On OPS Move TT. Hike Milk Price

Milk Strike Cuts Supply in NY Area   12-Million People Face Shortage in Driver Walkout

Strike Cuts Off All Mlk Supplies   12 Millions In New York Area Without Supply

Milk Strike  New York      Teamsters Union Cuts Of Dairies. Seeks 20 P.C. Hike

Large Number Emergency Cases Are Treated Over Weekend at the Hospital

CHINESE DELIVER 15 GI PRISONERS   Doughboys Tell of Interview With General

CHINESE RELEASE OU. 0. TROOPS   AMERICANS SAY THEY WERE TREATED WELL WHILE CAPTIVES OF REDS.

Fifteen Liberated American Soldiers Tell Of Being Interviewed By Chinese General

15 GI's Return from Capture; Tell of Interview By Chinese General After Being Treated ‘Well’

Red Chinese Laugh At U.N. Planes   Treated Well, 15 Freed GIs Say

Yanks Tell Of Being Captured And Questioned By Chinese Communist:   Fifteen American Boys Say They Were Well Treated And Questioned At Length About Their Lives By A Top General.

Reds Free 15 U. $. Prisoners  Men Quizzed, Returr To Allied Lines

Prisoners Return, Say Chinese Fear  Shells Not Planes   Two of Trapped Patrol Get Safe Passes to Own Lines From  Red General

15 GI’s Captured By Reds Returned After Interview With China General

 . Conference of State Ag. Educators Finished    Navajo Council Will Hear Anderson

Say Western Union Officials Allowed  Horse Race Wire   Vice President Samuel Bar Arrested on Charge of Conspiracy in  Betting Scheme

Warrant Names a Wire Official   Charge is Leveled at yvestern Union

Probe Into Tax Collecting Irregularities To Spread   Other Collectors’ Offices Under Investigation As House Group Probes Activities Of Finnegan

lax Investigation Will Be Enlarged To New Quarters  Suspicious Actions’   *Suspicious Actions’ Found in Kansas City

Seandal In Tncome Taxes  Spreading   Alleged Irregularities In Other Areas To Be Investigated; Detroit Office On List

House Extends Tax Bureau Qui:   Various Collectors Fece Investigation

Tax [rregulari ity Probing Spre ‘ads   House Group Resume: Hearing on Sideline Actions of Finnegan

TAX COLLECTOR PROBE SPREADS   Investigation Of Irregularities In Other Offices

More Irregularities in Nation's Tax Collection Service May Be Revealed.

Detroit Under Scrutiny Internal Tax Scandal Snreads to New Quarters

re ees  Detroit  Bureau   Tagen Veet Ec ULY CU   COUNSEL, TELLS” OF INQUIRIES

Spreading hie Inquiry Forecast   Counsel Says Other  fe... fF BDowanta

For Outright Ban On Gambling Data   Senator McFarland Would Halt Circulation of Information   BILL BEFORE SENATE

Probe At -H-Bomb Plant Folds Up Under Pressure   Barden Committee, Looking Into Violations Of Labor Law. Ouits After DuPont Protests

Wheat in Southwestern ‘Kansas Badly Damaced   Greenbug Menace Is Reported Worst Ever, BW Sriclhesan Save

‘Over Half Of Wheat . Crop Gone   Expert Says Green  Bugs and Winter Kill Have DeVastated 60% OF. Santhwaat Acreaca

German Steamer Explodes Killing Fifty On Outing   Orphans On Cruise Caught In Flames

About 50 Die In Boat Blast   Orphans’ Excursion Steamer Explodes In Berlin —

50 Dead In Boat Tragedy   Gernian Steamer Explodes; 150. -Orphans Aboard

20 German Orphan: Killed When Steamer Explodes On River  Tragedy Hits Vacation Outing, At Least 30 More Reported Hurt

Many Children Thrown Into Water by Blasi   Others Leap Into River With Their Clothing in Flames

Fear 50 Dead In Exeursion Steamer Blast   German Tragedy Included Orphans; Captain Killed

German Ship Burns After Blowing Up   Vacation Outing Turns Tragic For Red Zone Children

UN Allies Coot to Yank Charge:   Want to Go Slow Branding China as ‘Aaressar’

IN OTHER VOTING   Non-Partisan Elections in Baldwin, Lecompton and Eudora

WILL EUROPE UNITE?   by MICHAEL CHINIGO  TON GS end?! Menrsnenandant

10 States Repr esented  a  Mississippi Stenic Parkway Group Hears Progress Report

Army Record Belies Chapiain’s Charges 90 Per Cent Of 'Cowardly' Officers Slain ln Battle

Ridgway Hits at Navy Chaplain s Charges Against /th Division Unit

Berlin Bus Tour Ts Unhindered   Russian Police Keep Clear to Avoid Any Gun Incidents

STRIKERS HEAD BACK FOR. JOBS   About Half Of Gopper, Zine And Lead Workers To Go Back .After: Court Orden Enda Strike. ‘

WILL DISCUSS USE OF THE CANAL HERE   Meeting To Be Held Jan. 3rd With State Senator Edw. B. Watson

HALDEMAN- JULIUS 15 FOUND DEAD IN A SWIMMING POOL,   End Comes at His Home in Girard — Coroner After Autopsy, Says He Was  Accidentally Drowned,   FIREMEN ATTEMPT TO RESUSCITATE HIM      vationaily Known Publisher Was Under Federal Sentence for Income Tax Evasion,

BOOK PUBLISHER DIRS IN-SWIM POO   E. Haideman - Julius Was Under Sentence for Evad:  — ing Inceme Tax -

Little Blue Book Publisher Dead   Found Floating In Pool At His Home

UN Slaughter Of Reds Fails To Halt Them   Foe Gains Up To 20 Miles; Within 10 Miles Of Seoul

Toll Terrific As Reds Push South   Back Allied Lines 20 Miles In Three Davs: Yank Division In Great Trouble

U.N. Forces Lose Foothold inNorth Kores   Communist Masses Attack With Utter Disreaard for Life

Tt ‘apped Elements Of One American Unit Fight Through Massed Chinese

Atfack Along Entire Front   Staggering Losses Disregarded; Trapped American Elements Crash Way Out

Trapped Gls Force Way Out Of Trap   Reds Pushing Men In With No Regard Of The Casualties

Reds Gain 20 Miles; Drive  Nears Seoul   Withering Fire From U.N. Guns Takes Terrific Toll

Communists Net Up To 20 Miles In Three Days   ‘Sth Chinese Drive Forres  UN To Pall Out Of Last Foothold In No. Korea

U. 8. Division ‘In Great Trouble’; ROKs Mauled  Foe Gains Up To 20.   Foe Gains Up To 20 Miles; Van Fleet Says Drive Doomed °

Yanks Fight Way Out Of Reds’ Trap   Attack Is Doomed To Failure, Says U.S. Commander

Chinese Charge Fanatically Over Bodies Of Their Own Dead, Ram 20 Miles Deep Into UN  Lines, Situation Serious in Some Sectors

Reds Charge Over Bodies Of Own Dead   Enemy Rams 20 Miles Into UN Lines Near Inje

Enemy Gains 20 Miles In Bloody Drive   Communist Il roops Fight With Utter Disregard of Life In Latest Thrust

Allied Armies Lose  Last Of North Korea   Chinese Pour Through Break In ROK  Lines With Heavy Losses

Allies Lose Last Hold In North Korea   U.S. Division In ‘Trouble’ As Enemy Rolls On Whole Front

U. §. Division Faces Threat Of Engulfment   Heedless of Losses Red Intantrymen Gain 20 Miles

One U.S. Division Is Reported In ‘Great Trouble’   Waves of Communists Climb Over Own Dead In Furious Offensive

LAST FOOTHOLD IN NORTH KOREA LOST BY ALLIES   Enemy Forces Gain 20 Miles In Three Days --- Red Spearheads Thrust Close To Seoul.

China Reds Gain In New Attack; Losses Terrific   Overrun Allied P ositions by Sheer Weight of Numbers, But Van Fleet Is Confident; Yanks Break Out of Trap

Commies Ram 20 Miles Deep Into Allied Lines  Communists Charge Fanatically Over Bodies of Own Dead

REDS DRIVE UN ARMIES FROM NORTH   Americans Lose Last Foothold Above 38th Parallel

—AOREA — Red Hordes Pour Over Own Dead   CHINESE SUFFER. HEAVY LOSSES

HUMAN SEA RUSHES PUSH ALLIES BACK ON 50-MILE FRONT   Enemy Spearheads Drive Within 10 Miles Of Seoul; Trapped Yank Division Fights Way'To Safety In East Central Korea.

Ignore Losses In Human Sea" Wave Assaults   Allies Pull Back;. In West Enemy Thrusts Nearer to Seoul

Enemy Gains Up fo 20 Miles on Entire Warfront   More Than a Million Troops Available in All Out Campaign

Massive Assault Brings Gains of Un to 20 Miles   One Yank Division ‘In Great Trouble’ On Central Front

Allies Pull Back, Across Most Of Korean Front   ONE U. S. DIVISION “IN GREAT TROUBLE”; CHINESE HEEDLESS OF TERRIFIC LOSSES

Attack Along Entire Front; Gain 20 Mile:   Thousands of. Enemy Perish In Big Assault

CHINESE GAIN 20 MILES IN THREE DAYS   Trapped Yanks Fight South Through Massed Communists; S. Koreans Retreat; Foe 10 Miles from Seoul.

Enemy Disregards Staggering Losses —   UN Forces Pushed Back 20 Miles In Bloody Assaults

Allied Units Driven Back  South O£38   Chinese Ignore Huge Casualties And Gain 20 Miles In Assault

Chinese Charge Over Own Dead: Break Allied Line   Threaten to Encircle South Kerean Unit

POWERFUL CHINESE ATTACKS PUSH U.N. LINES BACK DESPITE TERRIFIC SLAUGHTER OF REDS

United Nations Troops Are [Forced Out of Their Last ‘Foothold in Northern Korea

Knemy lonores  Death Toll   Last UN Foothold In North Korea Abandoned

Reds Losing Thousands In  Fanatic Drive   Chinese Drive U. N. Lines Back 20 Miles In Mad Offensive, Callous To Loss OF Own Men

Allies Pushed Back 20 Miles   Chinese Die by Thousands on Flaming Front in Callous Disregard of Life

Commies Move 0 Miles In Three Days   One U.S. Division “In Great Trouble’ On Central Front

Reds Pressing Drive Despite Heavy Losses   Chinese Gain Us To 20 Miles

Two South Korean Units Give Way In Kast: Part of American Division Surrounded for Time

1) Miles Gained In Costly Attack By Enemy Horde   UN Troops Pushed From Last Position North Of Parallel

GIs Kill Chinese  Like Flies   Two U. S. Units ‘Swamped’ By Yelling Horde

Press Gigantic Offensive On Entire Front.   Trapped Elements Of An American Division Fight Through Massed Reds

Trapped Portion Of Yank Division Drives South  Fights Through Masséd Chinese

Chinese Press Offensive Ignoring Fantastic Toil of American Guns

Red Masses in 20-Mile Gain Over Their Own Dead Drive . Allies Out of North Korea

Allies Lose Last North  Korean Hold   U.S. Division Reported “In Great Trouble;” Red Toll Soars.

Red Troops Pour Through Gap in: U.N. Defense Line   ‘Trapped ‘Americans Battle Way Back To Safety; Enemy Losses Stagqaqerina

Reds, Attacking With No Regarc For Lives, Force Allies  Back on Most of Korean Front UN Artillery Fire, Searing Air Attacks Take Terrific Toll

U. §. Ambassador Sees Britain, lran Softening Oil Views   Sees New Attitude When Harriman Comes

Entire Vice Squad Resigns, Capt. Davis To Pick New One   HEARINGS -ON BAIL  Judge Plans Marathon Sessions for 14 Reds   Break Expected Soor In Iran Oil Crisis

Oil Dispute Break May  Come Soon   U.S. Ambassador Predicts Both Eran and Britain Ready to Settle

—IRAN— Grady Sees Oil Crisis Settlement   ‘BREAK’ DUE ON BOTH SIDES

‘Allied Compromise On Kaesong May Settle Dispute. on Butter Zone

Retiring Attorney General Charges Mayor Lawrence & Democratic Leader Dent With Holding Up Gov. Fine’s Cabinet Appointment

Judge R. Woodside Probable Choice To Supplant Margiotti   Special Attorney-General Fires Broadside At Mayor David Lawrence of Pittsburgh In Submitting His Resignation

Woodside Expected To Get Margiotti’s State Cabinet Post   Attorney General, Target of Criticism From Democrats in Assembly, Submits Resignation To Governor Fine; Effective Date Is Not Set

MEDINA CITY GETS ONE NEW VOTING PLACE   Election Board Splits Liverpool, Granger And Medina Townships

Fire Sweeps Floor Of Dallas Hospital  All Patients Removed in Tienes, to Beenent Faceless.

Cs Red Cross—No. 3  ‘Blood Program To F eed Armed Forces, Hospitals

RFC Man Given Gabrielson Aid For Stock Job   GOP Chairman Asks Clearance of Any Influence Tinge

Gabrielson Testifies Before Sub-Group  Tried to Get Ex-RFC Man in Exchange Job

Gabrielson Sought Post On Stock Exchange for A Former RFC Director

GOP Leader Tried, to Help REC Director   Gabrielson Testifies He Sought Stock Exchange Job for Gunderson

—The W eather—   GOP Chieti In RFC Quiz Chair   Gabrielson Says He Tried Getting Director A Job But Was Unsuccessful

GOP Chief Admits Aid to Gunderson  Urged Appointment as   Urged intment as Stock Exchange Head

Gabrielson Tells of His RFC Contacts   Informs Probers He Sought Job For Gunderson

GOP Chairman Reveals Help To RFC Aide   ‘Gabrieison Declares Loans Handled As Business

‘Gabrielson Admits Trying to Help IGet Stock Exchange Post for RFC Mar

Gabrielson Asks  Senate Probers  To ‘Clear’ Him Role in RFC Deal Is Issue at Stake

DUFF BREAKS FROM TAFT ON POLICY ISSUE   Claims Moving Troops -To Europe Is Not ‘Political Job -

Duff “Breaks” With Sen. Taft On Troop Issue   Considers Defense Of Europe Vital To Security Of U. S.

Duff Splits With Taft On Troops   Says Use of Forces in Europe Isn’t Political Question.

Reapportionment Law s Held Valic   Doyle to Appeal Ruling to State’s High Court

Reapportionment Act Held Legal  Thomeon Ruline Will   Thomson Ruling Will Be Appealed, Says Challendcer

‘Tallulah Snorts At Ex-Maid’s Testimony ‘Of Booze Parties, Marijuana, Gigolos

U.N. Demands Word 0 1,000 Known Missing From Submitted List   Hint That Names Of Many Previously Announced As War Prisoners Were Withheld.

Allies Charge Many Names Are Omitted   Sharp Note To Communists Demands Explanation Of Discrepancies

Big Discrepancy Noted In Claims And Actual List      UN Demands That Reds Explain Differences

Explanation  Demanded On Discrepancies   Hope Raised That At Least 1,000 More POWs Are Incladed

UN Note Asks Explanation for Discrepancies   More Than 1,000 Named Previously Not On Communist List

UN Hints Reds May Have Mort War Prisoners  1,000 Previously  Listed as Prisoners Not on Present List

Communists May Hold Hundreds More Americans Not on Lists Supplied. UN

EXPLANATION DEMANDED OF COMMUNISTS   Sharp Note Charges That Enemy List Is Filled With “Wide  Discerenancies ”

Asks Reds To Explain POW List   Dermand to Know Why Previously Reported Prisoners Are Not on List

Names Of 1,000 UN Officers, Men, Mostly Americans, Previously Announced, Have Been Omitted   HOPES RAISED FOR OTHER AMERICANS

JAVAGE BATTLE ~ RAGES FOR TWO PEAKS IN KOREA   Drawing of Cease-Fire Line Not Expected to Be Completed Until Struggle Is Decided.   BOTH SIDES ANXIOUS TO RETAIN HEIGHTS   Ridgeline at Stake en : Strategically Vital Are 35 Miles North of Seoul.

UN, Red Officers Reach Agreement   Accidentally Shot by Brother-In-Law  Man Killed in Jack Count Deer Hunting Tragedy

Bill to Move Employes Out of Washington Is Shelved ‘Indetinitely’

State Oil Allowoble to All-Time High; East Texas Field Stays on 19 Days

Teacher Wage Increase Over Veto Proposed   Legislative Subcommittee Recommends Hikes Of $300 A Year

District Attorney Battle In Dem ocratic Ranks Features Impor. tant Primary Election   LOWSTUTER TRAILS FOR COMMISSIONER

HOUSE CONTINUES ~ MANPOWER HUNT   Looks to Newlyweds a: Source for Military

Recently Wed Men Eyed by Draft Boards   Manpower Demand May Dig Into Ranks of  _ Those Who Have hAmevtad Sime luna 97

Men Wed Since Start Of Korea War Eyed As Draft Possibility   HOUSE COMMITTEE TO EXPLORE POSSIBILITY BEFORE LOWERING PRESENT DRAFT AGE

‘Armed Services To Swing Search for Military Power To Young Married Men Group

Man-Hunting Solons Eye Newly-Weds as Source For Military Build-Up

Draft OFN ewly Married Men Considered As Substitution For Taking In 18-Year-Olds

Newlyweds May Face Draft At Early Date   Manpower Sources Are Explored By House Committee

Those Married Since Start Of War Face Call   Hearings Continue On Service Plans “For 18-Year-Olds

War Face Call  Hearings Continue -On Service Plans  “r.. 28 ¥..... Als.

Congress. Eyes Newly Married For the Draff   Will Be Considered Before Deciding on Taking 18-Year-Olds

Newlyweds Studied As Draft Source   House Armed Forces Committee Keeps Up  Mannower Search

3 Women Dead; Eleven Injured In Bus Wreck   East-Bound Passenger Vehicle Skids On Ice,  Strikes Trailer

1t Others murt As Tractor-trailer Rams Greyhound   Bus Skids on Ice, Careens Across Medial Strip into Truck's Path Near Willow Hill Interchange

Both Sides Digging In Along Canal   British Cruiser Anchored in Area; Parachute Troops Placed on Alert

Today‘s Gangsters Worried About World, Want More Upstairs Organization

linneus Man fo Teach in Japan  Dr. Maurice Woolf Will Aid Oraganizatior

U. N. Troops May Cross Parallel, Truman Affirms  Strateaqy Involved, 4   Strategy Involved,  President States, In Limited Comment

Ist U.S. All-Jet Bomber Moved Out of Factory   No Details Revealed As Plant Transfers Ria B-52 for Tests

Promises Help Brannan Qutlines Steps For  Assuring Fair Cotton Prices

Brannan Pledges Action  For ‘Fair’ Cotton Prices   All Reasonable Measures Will Be Used, Secretary Asserts In Reply To Rep. Abernathy

Brannan Vows Ge li Seek Fair Price for Cotton   ‘All Reasonable, Available Measures Will Be Utilized’

MeCARTHY AND PEARODN FEUD FAGING PROBE   Army Secretary Puts Secrets Case in Hands of Justice Dep't.

OUWON FALL TD ALLIES IN DRIVE NORTH   Troops Then Withdraw Aftel Dark to Defensive Positions.

Largest Town Taken Yet In New Offensive  Bllsac Dail] Oat CF   Allies Pull Out Of Wonju Wedge; Planes Aid Retreat

Allied Combat Team Drives Reds from Suwon; Main U. N. Force Redeployed into New, Shorter Line.  NO INDICATION OF   NO INDICATION OF DRIVE TO SEOUL

U.N. Seizes Suwon, Ties Withdraws   On Central Front, Allies Pull-Out Of Wonju Wedge  ha Ra ies ele, Lt

Allied Foree In Suwon As  Reds Leave   Purpose Is Likely  To Gain Information And Then Withdraw: Sth Army Forming Line

ALLIED COMBAT TEAM RETIRES AT NIGHTFALL   Tank-Led Unit Finds Little Resistance 17 Miles South Of Seoul

‘ALLIED TROOPS HOVE INTO CITY OF SUWON   Red Troops Retreat « Under Heavy Attack ‘By UL S. Air Force -

May Leave Gains At Any Time, Newsmen Informed   Within 17 Miles Of Seoul

Major Objective In Allied Hands   U. N. Tank-Infantry Team Cracks Into Airport City of Suwon

Airport City FourthTaken From Enemy  Counter-Thrust In West Moves Ahead

Enemy Garrison Quickly Routed By Allied Force   Walled City is Fourth Town and First Mahor Obiective ta Fall in Counter Blov

Crack Thin Red Defense   Combet Teom Finds Few Reds in Airport City, Withdraws Alter Nightfoll

ALLIES RETAKE CITY OF SUWON   Crack Through Communist Resistance; Rout Garrison

Red Resistance Cracks As Allies Drive Into City   First Major Objective Gained In Western Front Counter-Thrust: Airmep  Take Heavy New Toll

Fourth Objective Cracked as_ the Red Troops There Were Routed Today

Wonju Wedge Abandoned on Central Front   Eighth Army Cracks Major Objective in ‘Reconnaissance’ Drive

Tank-Infantry Combat Team Enters Suwon  Withdraws: After Darl  a ee , ee oe

Fourth Korean Town Taken In Big UN Thrust  Lin nes. Strengthened  eee Cee: Se eee

Plunge Into Suwon, 17 Miles From Capital   Reconnaissance In Force Gains For Americans

Force Withdraws After Chasing Out Communist Troops  Salient at Wonju Given Up as U.S. Straightens Line

seized Airport City 17 Miles South Of Seoul   Suwon Is 4th City to Fall to UN Forces In Their Counter-Thrust, But Allies May Not Remain in Seized City Long

Drive Into Walled City Of Suwon   Censorship Shields New Defense Line In Central Korea

Allies Drive Into Suwon in Drive To Slow Red Push   Troops Pull Out Of Wonju Bulge Held for 16 Days

Reconnaissance In Force Rocks Reds On Heels  UN Troops Ro ut Commas sts On t

Eighth Army Line Strai ghtened  Others Reach Suwon, Then  Withdraw

Troops Enter Airport City, Then Retire   Tank-Infantry Team Chases Communists Into Nearby Hills

Later Drops Back To Safer Positions   Eighth Army’s Reconnaissance Force Cracks Fourth And Largest Objective In Western Sector Of Korean Front

Troops Rout Few Of Foe Still In City   UN Forces Withdraw From Wonju Wedge On Central Front

PULL BACK TO DEFENSIVE POSITIONS   Reconnaissance in Force on West Front Drives to Within 17 Air Miles of Seoul,   SECOND DIVISION RETREATS IN CENTER   ‘Allies Pull Back From  — Wonju Wedge After Holding Off Red Attacks for 16 Days.

Withdrawal Then Made to Defensive Positions: Most of Communists Gone

Troops Withdraw      Bulk Of Communist Force Flees After — Fierce Allied Bombing. Strafine Attack.

Major Objective In Allied Hands   U.N. Tank-Infantry Team Cracks Into  Airport > Cty of Suwon   17 MILES FROM SEOUL   Fourth Town to Be Taken in Late “Reconnaissance In Force”

UN Forces Retake Suwon, 17 Miles South of Seoul   Is Fourth Town : Captured in Two-DayCounter Offensive.

Tank-Infantry Combat Team Beats Its Way Through Thin Chinese Line To Retake Suwon, Near Seoul

SUWON 17 AIR MILES SOUTH OF SEOUL   Reds Fleeing Under Fierce Air Bombardments   Pulls Out Of Wonju Wedge: U.N. Line Straightened And Shortened

Sinall Foree Takes Town In ‘Feeler’   Holding Troops Move Out Of Wonju Wedge To New Defense Line

Allies Pull Out Of Wonju  Withdraw to New   Withdraw to New Defensive Line  After 16 Days

Other U.N. Forces Quit  Wonju Hold   Abandon Wedge After Leng Holdout, Go Back to Line.

Combat Team Cracks Line Below Seoul  Is Fourth Town to Fall in New Drive

Enter Suwon Airport City,  In New Drive   Combat Team Seeks Information, Probes Position Of Enemy

Troops Reach Suwon, Then Drop Back   ‘Probing Mission Meets Only Light Enemy Resistance

Allies Take Suwon Then Withdraw   Action Is Called Reconnaissance Mission

Reconnaissance Main Action On West Front   UN Force Has Left Wonju Wedge In Central Korea

Combat Team Shoves Reds Out Of Town  In Advances"   First Major Gain Made In Offense Drive By Troops

Withdraw To New. Defenses ‘South of Town   Airmen Heammer Fleeing Reds As Bttack Prelude

First Major Objective To Fall ToU.N. Forces I n Big Counterthrust

Suwon Is First Key Objective Taken in Drive   Garrison Is Routed UN Reconnaissance in Force to Withdraw After Sizing up Reds

May Withdraw After Checking Enemy Strenath   Allies Pull Back On Central Front In Wonju Sector

Allied Troops in Possession Suwon  Tank-Infantry Outfit Cracks Through Red Shell Into City

Red Troops Routed In New Thrust   Fourth Town Retaken As Allies Counter 17 Miles Below Seoul

Tank-Infantry Team Reaches Red-Held City On Exploratory Drive   Airport Town Is Fourth Objective   U. N. Troops are Pulled Back From Salient At Wonju Road Hub

‘Probing Action, Town Not Té Be Held Long   Troops Pulled Out Of Wonju After Holding Off Reds For 16 Days

Troops Withdraw To Defense Positions After Moving Into Town Of Suwon

Allied Tank Unit Drives Into Suwon  Airport City First Major Objective   Airport City First Major Objective of Counter-Thrust

[Drive Within 17 Miles of Seoul in New Offense   Planes Mow Down Red Fugitives: Gls Pull Away From Wonju °

Reds Chased From Town Near Seoul   Three Chinese Armies Bar Capital Push

8TH ARMY IS HOLDING FIRM 'ON NEW LINE   Enemy Casualties Reported Heavy In Delaying Action

Allies Pull Back  In Wonju Sector   Combat -Team Enters, Leaves Suwon As Western Front Probe Moves North

Enter Major Airport City Near Seoul   Chase Reds Ou Out of Suwon, Then Withdraw to Set Up Defense Line

Straighten Defense Lines   Enter Suwon, Then Pull Back to Balance WithDrawal of UN Troops In Wedge at Woniu

Allied Forces Enter Suwon, Then Depart   (See earfler story on Page 7) By OLEN CLEMENTS

Two Advances Made but One Force Pulls Out   Slaughter of Reds By Warplanes Near Seoul Is Claimed

Allies Crack Shell Of Red Korea Front  U.N. Battle Lines Are Shortened And Straightened

Line Shortened, Straightened By Pullback In New Phase   Artillery, Punishing Air Strikes Cover Withdrawal

Troops Leave Wonlu Front   U.N. Forces Strike 17 Miles From Seoul as Pullback Straightens Line

bth Army Cracks Fourth Big Red Held Strongpoint   Allied Forces Pull Out of Wonju Wedge, Set Up New Line of Defense

Tank-Infantry Unit Captures Airport Center  Hundreds Of Reds . Reported Fleeing

Reconnaisance In Force May Not Stay in City   Counter-Thrust Hooded by New Censorship Plan

Allies Nose  Into Suwon:  Stay Short   Combat Team Enters Town 17 Air Miles South of Seoul, Then Withdraws   A RECONNAISSANCE   Xighth Army Is Ranged on Fairly Straight Line; Predict ‘a New Phase’

Yanks Drive Into Suwon on Probe Mission   Town Largest Objective Pierced in New Offensive

Combat Team Enters Suwon, South of Seoul   Planes Blast Foe In New Drive; Wonju Wedge Evacuated °::

Dixiecrats Meet Without Byrd  Plan To Map 1952 Election Strateav

Vogeler Lands In New York This Morning  Back In Homeland After Imprisonment By Reds 17 Months

Vogeler Lands, Father Weeps   Phone Official. Back After Long Captivity

Artillery Duels And Aerial War Action Reported  Some 225 Red Jet Planes Are Spotted   Some 225 Red Jet Planes Are Spotted In Air At Same Time

85-YEAR-OLD MOTHER SEES TWO SONS SLAIN   Three Others, Including Third Brother, Wounded In IntraFamily Quarrel

Nazi Revival Seen in West German Voting   Socialist Reich Party Has Same Old Trappings

THURSDAY TO MARK END FOR DISCOUNT   After Then, One Per Cent Advantage for Full Tax Payment Lost

THURSDAY TO MARK) END FOR DISCOUNT   After Then, One Per Cent Advantage for Full Tax Payment Lost  $889,103.40 IN NOW

Indict Dozeh More Leaders Of ‘Commies’   Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles Takes Action

State's Top Communists Facing Trial   Warrants Issued; Bail for Seven  Boosted to $75,000

Bill to Legalize Sale of Colored Oleo In Penn’a Stores Reaches Fine’s Desk

Six-Year Fight About Ended— Sale Of Yellow Oleo Will Become Legal In Pennsylvania When Gov. Fine Signs

YELLOW OLEO BILL SENT T0 GOVERNOR   Legislation To Permit Sale Of Colored Product Pass. ed By State Senate — En. actment Expected

Allies Seek Island Deal In Armistice  Negotiators Offer Exchange to Avert Looming Deadlock

Allies Offer to Trade Islands For Korean Settlement  Seek to Continue Troops Rotation,  Ban Red Air Buildup

ISLANDS PUT INTO TALKS ON KOREAN TRUCE   Measure Taken To Break Deadlock In Peace Conference.

Seek fo Avert New Deadlock In Truce Talks   Settlement of Four Disputed Issues Price Of Real Estate

UN Negotiators Offering Islands  In Truce ‘Deal’   Allies Attempting To Avert Deadlock Threatened In Armistice Talks

Allies Offer Concessions  At Parley   Move May Enable Agreement Before Dec. 27 Deadline

Approval Of Housing Bill Is Requested   Defense Housing Measure Of $3,000,000,000 Is Urged By Foley, But Only On Standby Basis

Con gress Asked  To OK Truman Housine Bill   Byrd Urges 7 Billion Axe Job  On Tenen Budget Proposal:

Dust Clouds Rise “Like Atom Blast’  a   Navy Ships Speed To Aid People On Philippine Island

WESTERN EUROPE DEFENSE LAGGING   Sen. Young Critical of France, Britain, Italy

Senator Sees . Ike Blamed In NATO Setback        Young D clares Lag: “In Earopé Deferises’ “Will Hurt Chances

‘Deathless Day’ On Battle Front   Ike May Be Hurt Politically By Lag In European Defenses

Conjecture Concerning lke Prevalent   ‘ ’ ‘ oY Sen. Young Ke oe  General Sli ge U.S. Is © ss” ie

Probably This Weekend Some American Will Get the Honor That Nobody Wants

Millionth Auto Fatality Will Occur This Weekend; Don’t Let It be You

CORPSE FOR A DAY  Rich Man?...School Child?... Who Will Be Mr. 1.000 OOO?

Unknown American Stands in Shadow Of Highway Death at Christmas Time

Some Unknown American to Get Honor This Week That No One Is Seeking

Nobody Wants — Honor!  DM..4 BAI ti. TO. Ie’. ml] wiL rr... 2... «zr...   But Millionth Traffic Death Due This Weekend

House Balks On Amendment To Bonus Bill   Members of House Unange Their Mind And Decide to Reconsider Amendment

Red Troops Counterattack; Bigger Air Battles Looming   Communists Pay Bloody Price for Thrusts; Air Force Reveals Sunerforts Shot Down

Reds Pay In Blood For Attacks   Both Sides See Stepping-Up Of War In Air

Enemy Casualties Placed At 4,275 In Bloody Fighting   COMMIE AIR FORCE ATTACK EXPECTED

Strong Red Attacks Are Renulsed   Cost In Casualties 4,275; Enemy Air Support Due Soon

Enemy Planes Soon May Play Greater Role  Communists Build Airfield In Korea

ALLIES STAVE OFF O COUNTER DRIVES: IN CRITICAL AREAS   Take Heavy Toll of Foe in Chorwon, Hwachon . Sectors   BIG AIR BATTLES LOOM   UN Expects MiGs to Pia) More Active Role at Front

Strong Enemy Counterattacks  Hit U.N. Lines   All-Out Red Air Strikes at Allied Units Predicted

More Ait Power By Reds Expected: Five B-29s Lost.  So Far in Korea

Ceiling Set  On Products  Of The Farm   Several of Them Reach Parity or Above Recently

New Excise Tax Law In  Effect Today  Hlits Gasoline, Autoa,  Cigarets, Appliances;  Some Taxes Removec

Legislature Gets Defense Housing Bill  Would Provide Cooperation With Mobilization Plans

Secrest Favors at Least Year’s ‘Training in U.S. for 18-Year-Olds

Truman, Leaders Discuss Controls  President Urges That Program Be Extended

SOVIETS SCARED REUTER CLAIMS   Berlin Mayor Says Moscow Fears Real Revival  In Germany

Eight Beauties And Man Missing At Sea Search Conducted Of  Florida For Schooner With Nine Aboard

CHARLES HOLLIDAY WEDS MISS DOLORES JEAN GRAY IN DOUBLE-RING RITE

Antoinette Parker and John Ackel Joined in Marriage Saturday Morning

Murray Warns Aides Tighten Up Procedure   Governor Stern in  His Program Correct Erroneous. Impressions About Administration

Murray Moves To Tighten Up Administration   Mokes Plain He’s Qwn Spokesman, Works Toward Better Relotions with Leaislators

Panel To Seek Facts In Dock Worker Tieup   “Face Saving” Scen lf Rebel Strikers Call Off 19.Day Stoppage

State Mediator Tosses In Towel In Dock Walkout   Dispute Handed To Fact-Finding Board

APPOINT DOCK TIEUP PANEL   Citizens To Try Hand In Settling New York e

State Panel To Seek Settlement Of Dock Strike   AFL Ship Officers Now Threatening To Walk Out.

Dock Issue Bests State Mediator   Strike Turned Over To Fact-Finding Panel To Work On

US Shipping Faces New Labor Trouble  New York State Panel Will Try To Settle Dock Strike

STATISTICAL RESUME   BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS   REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES   REAL ESTATE DEEDS   RANK CLEARINGS   MECHANIC’S LIENS

BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS   REAL ESTATE DEEDS   REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES   MECHANIC'S LIENS

Wanger Victim  Misses Hearing  Lawyer Asks Bond To Assure Appearance

Gov't. Will Pay Iribute to Hungary If Men Are Freed Promptly  RUMOR IN BUDAPEST  Word in Red Capital is That the Four May Already Be Out of Jail   Chief Witness Fails to Show for Shooting Trial

TOTAL: $4,109  QUOTA: $28,195  TO GO: $24,086  Leavenworth Should Know!

unnisalieeUIN,ciecne  amneeeemmomaiieal FIRE AND EXPLOSION ROCK BUTADIENE PLANT

Plant Rocked By Fire and Blast   Koppers-Operated Government Plant  Is Damaged Today

STRIKE CLOSES ~- SEVEN ST. LOUIS RADIO STATIONS    Engineers Out in Wage Dispute; KMOX, KSD, KFUO Operate.

Work Stoppage Silences City Radio Stations  7 of 10 St. Louis Stations Off Air In Union Dispute

School Money Would Knock Out Tax Cut   House Committee Approves Windfall For Public Schools

Shockley Money Bill May Shelve Cut in Income Tax  House Group Okays $10 Million From Surplus for School Purposes   _ Appropriation’ Bill Would Set Aside Money for Medical School and Lincoln U.

Cotton-Rayon Strike Averted By Agreement   Terms Include Wage Hike Of 72 Per Cent

RAINS DRENCH FLOOD SWEPT MID-WEST   Five Inch Fall In Missouri  And Illinois

HOSTILITIES ARE RESUMED ~IN HOLY LAND   UY VbE GANDY  Syrian and Israeli Forces Continue Fighting Despite  ON nas vom tleten Dia vw

King Abdullah Is Buried Today  Heavily Guarded Oriental Splendor

Body Of Slain King Is Buried   Oriental Splendor Marks Ceremonies

British Industry to Be Decentralized, but Many Socialist Features Stay

Jenner Opposes Further Tax Hike  Charges Government Wiish Do-Liace VA,

Says Tax Money Is Thrown Away   Jenner Opposes Any Tax Increase in Senate Sneeckh

Jenner Lashes Out At Huge  ‘Tax Inereases   Hoosier Senator To Oppose Any Tax Bill To ‘Take More Money From UL. 8S. Citizens

Senate Tax BillRapped By Jenner   Republican First To Flatly Oppose Any Revenue Hike

Senator Jenner Scorns Spending   Indianan Lashes At ‘Recklessness’  pa ay nti Se ae

JENNER BLASTS DOLLAR WASTE   Says He'll Oppose Any Bil To Increase Taxation

SENATOR JENNER “TOVOTE AGANST TAX BOOST BIL   Indiana Republican Charges Government With “Reckless Snending”

Senate Will Ponder Tax Bill Puzzle      Indiana Member  . Announces He Will  Oppose Plans to Increase Levies

WORK SPEEDED ON TAX BILt   Senate Meets Early; Jenner Opposes Any Increase.

SEN, JENNER OPPOSES ANY TAX INCREASE   “Opposed to Throwing Away Hard-won Earnings With Utter Recklessness”

WILL OPPOSE ANY INCREASE IN TAXATION   SENATE RESUMES STUDY OF DEMANDS FOR $10 BILLIONS

Jenner Opposes More Taxes for ‘Reckless Use  First Voice Raised Protesting Increase

Sen. Jenner (R) Against Any Tax Increase   says Government Spending Money With “Utter Recklessness"

Jenner Voices Opposition fo New Tax Hikes   Charges Truman Throwing Away Hard-Won Earnings

U: 5. Army, Navy, Air Chiefs Insist Thai Long-lerm UMST Plan Needed

Long Term Plan ls Military Goal   At Least 27 Months Training ‘Needed’

Long-Term Plan For Manpower Needs Is Urged   Current Military Goals May Need Another Increase

Officer Adds Plea For U.S.  TrainingPlan   Boost In Manpower For Armed Services Declared Needed

Military Chiefs Insist Universal Training Needed for Manpower Goal

Pentagon Urges Early Action on Long Range UMI   Three, Four Years Proposed; College Group Gets Relief

Long-Term UMSI Needed fo Meet Manpower Goals  Army Strength to Be 24 Combat Units

Find Shortage In State Office  $10,238 Missing In Motor Vehicle Salec Tax Payvmantc

Shortage Found In State Motor Vehicle Office   Audit Discloses $10,238.37 Missing

Enemy Puts Up Stiff Defense   250,000 Reds Ready for Attack on Seoul; Planes Aid Troops

Peaks and Ridges To Allies   Strength of Reds Being Subdued In East-Central Area in Korea

Reds Want Admission  Of Wrong   Peiping Radio Hints at Possible Price; Allied Troops Continue Drive

6 Vital Points WonWednesday In Bitter Duel North of 38th   250.000 Communists Be. lieved in Position for Drive Against Seoul

Roller Coaster Drive Takes Enemy Off Comanding Hills   Drive Continues To Hammer Reds Back Into Hills

UN Troops Gain Command Peak In East Drive  Roller-Coaster Push   Roller-Coaster Push For Higher Points Meets Light Defense

ALLIES WIN MOUNTAIN IN —3-HOUR FIGHI   Jnited. Nations Forces Continue Drive to Force Reds Out of East-Central Korea Hills.    LATEST RED NOTE IS KEPT SECRET   Air of Mystery as Allies Decline to Disclose Contents of Cease-Fire Communication.

FOOT-BY - FOOT DEFENSE FAILS TO HALT DRIVE   Bayonet-Wielding Troops Capture Strategic Heights

Allied Troops Grab Mountain   Keeping Up Effort To Gain High Points

Allies Gain Another Peak In Hill Fight   Foot-By-Foot Defense Staged By Commies as Allied Troops Wage Roller-Coaster-Drive

Roller Coaster Drive Moves On In Korea   Commanding Peak Is Taken Against Light Resistance

Allied Force Seizes Vital Mountain   Red Resistance Is Light as UN Troops Proceed With Their Rolling Attack

UN Troops Take Rugged Mount  Stubborn Reds Make  Canad by Exant Cian he

UN Troops Win Another Peak In Heavy Push   Seek To Force Reds Off High Points In  East Central Korea

Allied Troops Take Another Key Mountain Peak in Drive to Force Reds Off Commanding Spots

Red Note   U.N. Troops Capture Mountain +P Pushing Chinese Reds Off High = bint:

Mountain Peak Taken; Thrust At Seoul Shaping   Communists Forced To Yicld Other Positions Before Allied Attacks; Enemy Troops Massing

U.N. Troops Take Peak In Mountain Fighting; Enemy Strength Drops

Two Peaks Captured By Allies   Enemy Resistance Decreasing In Fights At High Points But Reds Gather Elsewhere

Allies Win More Peaks, Gain 3 Miles   Reds Send New Note But U.N. Command Keeps It Secret

U. N. Wins Another Com -manding Position in Rugged  East-Central Korean Front.  FULL MOON MAY BRING RED ASSAULT

Allied Troops Win Peak In Roller-Coaster Drive  Peiping Radio Hints Peace Talks Will ‘Resume lf U.N. Admits Violations

ed Resistance Decreasing In Kumhwa Region  UN Forces Continue TFT. ££. 2k Pema.   UN Forces Continue To Smash Forward In ‘Battle of Ridaac’

Foe Offers Only Light Resistance  UN, Planes Pound  Rails And Highway

Only Light Resistance Encountered  Six Peaks Fall ~ On Wednesday; No - Red Attack Seen

Action Is Slowin West Korea Area   Observer Declares Reds Have 250,000 Men in Position in Western Sector   Estimates 800,000   Van Fleet Puts Enemy Strength at Close to Million in Korea

Troops Meet Light Enemy Resistance  Roller-Coaster Drive Is Forcing Reds Off High ©

U.N. Troops Win Mountain Height  Resistance Light in New Battle; Plans of Enemy Remain Puzzle

BAYONETS, FLAMETHROWERS USED  Allies Seize Six Strategic Hills in East Korea Battles

Allies Push Reds Off  Korean Peaks   Meet Light Opposition In Three Hour Fight

Police Quell ‘Zoot-Suit’ Riot Among High School Students: 15 Arrested

ALLIES DEMAND REDS EXPLAIN: PRISONER LIST.   Thousand Names Are Missing. It Is Charged

ALLIES DEMAND REDS EXPLAIN": PRISONER LIST:   “Thousand Henan Are Missing, It Is Charged .

Explanation For Missing Names Asked  Some Progress In Truce Talks Is Reported

Formal Claim Made In Blunt Demand  For Explanation   ‘At Least 1,000 Previously — Announced Names. Missing, ~UN Note to Reds Declares

Demand Reds Explain 1,000 Missing Names   Cite Omission of 66 Captives Given’ By Enemy in 1950

Slayer of Five Gets Life Term   ; ‘Exnest Ingenito ‘Is ‘Saved Fiom Chair By Jury Asking Mercy

More Steel Asked For By Wilson   “Get The Scrap, We've Got To Have It,’ Says Chief

Shortage Of Steel In U.S. Is Critical, Says Wilson; Public Scrap Drive Urged

Shortage  Of Steel  Stirs Defense  Mobilizer Demands Increase  Of Million Tons In First Quarter

Steel Shortage Called Critical   Wilson Urges Output Bike; Seran Drive Planned

Mobilizer Says Nation Faces Steel Shortace   Demands Million More Tons Than Industry Can Supph

U.S. Mobilizer ‘Shocked’ By Prospective Deficit For Military And Civilian Goods

Steel Shortage Critical Now, Wilson Believes  Demands Million Ton Boost First Quarter of 1952: Severe Restrictions 2 Placed an Ice af Aluminum

Wilson Urges. Huge Increase In Stee! Output  ODM Chief Giver ‘Great Shock’ by Deficit Fiaures

Invitation Given  To Dewey by Probe   Governor Can Make Am Statement He Wishes Before Group

SEN. KEFAUVER ASKS DEWEY T0 GIVE STATEMENT   Extends “Cordial Invitation.” Says Sqratoga Question is Unsettled.

Warren Austin Claims UN Policy in Korea Is “Clear. Positive. Consistent’

Austin Argues Korean Policy Is Consistent   Answering M’Arthur, UN Delegate Avers There Is No Vacuum

Austin Backs Korea Policy As Positive   American Delegate Jumps Into Debate Over Far East

U.S. Delegate Denies Vacuum Label As Untrue  Objectives Backed  Ru linited Natinnc

U.N. Korean Policy Clear, Says Austin  Offers Rebuttal Tc MacArthur Charge

UNITED NATIONS POLICY CLEAR, AUSTIN CLAIMS   U. S. Delegate To U. N. Answers MacArthur’s  Statement On Korea   MILITARY, POLITICAL OBJECTIVES CITED

Austin Declares Policy On Korea “Clear, Positive”  U. N. Delegate Takes Issue With M’‘Arthur

Blizzards, Quick Thaws Cause Slides   Many Vacationers  Feared Marooned

‘Towns Isolated: Score Of People Are Buried Alive  b New Blizzards Add To Tragedy Which Hits Three Nations

INCREASE IN PRICE OF BEER PREPARED    OPS Wil Permit Penny-A-Bottle Boost In Beverage For Home

Find Capone Lost Brother   Closely Guarded Secret Turned Up By Federal Agents

Truman And Acheson Go Into Conference   Thousands Thunder Salute To Old Warrior. oan Orawe Gives Wild Weleome On Avenue Of Heroes

Truman And Acheson Confer As Mac Talks   Subject Of Conference Not Revealed As President And Seertary  Hold Regular Confab

Truman Puts In Plug for Control Law   Anxious for House To Come up With Workable Measure

Communists Fail To Gain An Inch All Along Front   However, Two U.N.’ Planes Are Shot From Skies,  ‘

UN Forces Repulse 8 Red Attacks  Communists Shoot   Communists Shoot Down Thunderjet And F-51 Mustang

Eight Separate Red Attacks Fail To Gain in Korea   But Communist Guns Down Two U.N. War Planes

Kaesons Status Only Hindrance To Truce Pact   Rede Cool Toward Offer; 8 Attacks Aimed At UN; Plan Yule Trips Home

REPEL EIGHT RED ATTACKS   Two UN Planes Downed By Jet Fighters, Ground Fire

Fight Commie Attacks Today Fail fo Gain   But Red Guns Shoot Down Two UN Airplanes

TELLS SENATORS UN HAS BROUGHT ALLTES CLOSER TOGETHER IN THE TEST OF “COLLECTIVE SECURITY”   - Secretary of State Is Forced to Bring Into the Open a Secret 1949 State Department Document After Protest

Blast Kills. (One Man and Trans Flaven   Fate of Entombed West Virginia Miners not Immediately Known After Explosion.

4 Killed, 8  Trapped in Mine Blast  No indication Now As To Whether 8 Survived Blast

Russia Snubbed’ lh Move for Red China U.N. Seat   Steering Committee Votes Down Russiar . Proposal by Tt] to 2

Russia Defeated In Attempt to Get Red China Into UN   Suffers Fourth Big Loss In Two Days O: Historic UN Meeting

Vote Is 11 To 2  Against Russia     Western Powers Win Fourth Victory

Soviet Efforts Are Rebuffed By Committee   Issue Removed From Debate at Paris Sessions

‘Montana Indians on Warpath Against Uncle Sam Wee Hammer and Saws Instead of Bows, Arrows

Sen. Nixon Presses To End Nine Years of Secrecy Veil   Wants Probe Of McKinney-Cohen Activities

 Concilia tory Messa ve Sent By Mossadeg h  Tells Truman Lranian Action Will Not Imperi

N. 0. Cotton   lranian Premier Assures Truman Oil Plans Will Not Jeopardize Supply

lran Premier Assures Truman Plans  Wall Not Jeopardize World Oil Supply

lran Reassures Truman On Oil  Wor’ t Imperil World  Pence Save Pramiar

Iran Assures U.S. Oil Won't Upset Things   Letter To Truman Says World Supply  Ton’t Dne Tao Siffor

Sees no Rift Arising Over Iranian Oil   Prime Minister Assures US World Harmony Will not Be Imperilled

Mossadegh Promises No Disunity  Prime Minister In Answer To Letter

Truman Assured Of Oil Harmony   Iran’s Prime Minister Sends Assurances To Washington ‘by Embassy

Tran Tells U.S. Oil Will Be Sent Out   International Harmony Not in Jeopardy, Is Premier’s Advice to President   Len othy Correspondence  Forwarded to Capital  From Tehran

Truman Told lran Oil Plan To Provide Fuel   Premier Assures President Supply To Be Ample

Iran Promises Not To Reduce Supply Of Oil   Mossadegh Assures Truman Country Won’t Disturb World Harmony

lran Denies — Plan Hamper World Peace   Assures Truman Supply Of Oil Not endangered: Talks on Crisis to:  Be Initiated

Mossadegh Assures West Oil Supplies  _ bran To Tolerate ‘No interference’

Iran Minister Reassures HST  Mossadegh Says Oil, Peace Not Affected

Truman Assured lran Not To Cut Supply Of Oil   Prime Minister Also Pledges No Threat To World Harmony

lran Assures Oil Supply To World   Mossadegh Sends Reply To Truman

Speculation Control Request Rejected   Legislation Would Permit Rent Boosts for Millions; Administration Spokesmen Predict Snarina Inflating

No Concessions Planned By U. S.   Allies Are Firm On Buffer Zone

 No Concession Will Be Permitted   Allied Delegates To Remain Firm On Batt. fone Issue   Reds Insist Qn 28th

ALLIED PULLBACK TO 38 RULED OUT   ‘C. § TO STAND FIRM IN DE MAND BUFFER ZONE FOL LOW PRESENT FRONT.   By IOWN M. HIGRTOUTR,

Butter Zone Concession’  Forbidden   Ridgway Instructed To Hold Firm On Battle Line

RIDGWAY’S INSTRUCTIONS:     Make Adjustments, But No Concessions

Gen. Ridgway Holds Firm on Armistice Butter Zone Alona Present Battle Lines

John Agar Gets 150 Days In Jail for Drunk Driving in Los Angeles

Vogeler Repudiates Confession   Businessman Tells Of Hungarian © Prison Ordeal

 Vogeler Labels ‘Confession’ Rubbish ‘Signed in Moment of ‘Utter Futility’

Vogeler Says "Confession Was Rubbish”; Tells of His Grilling as Red Prisoner

Vogeler Repudiates His Confession Of Sabotage and Spying, Tells Methods Used in His Prison Ordeal

His ‘‘Confession” Rubbish, Vogeler Declares   Newsmen Hear Him Detail His Prison Ordeal for First Time

Senate Finance ‘Committee In 3udaet Effort   Approves Bulk Of Tax Program; Plan Is Detailed

Most of Bills Sent to Floor For Approval   $113 Million Package, Plus Cuts Expected to Be Enough for Budget

S115 Million Package Levy Receives Okay   Group Is Virtually Unanimous On Patchwork Program To End Long Stalemate; Amount Is Seen As Enough To Balance Budget

Committee Approves Huge State Tax Packase   Senate Action Breaks Long Tax Stalemate  At Harrisburg

CommitteeOKs Bulk of Fines: Revenue Plan   Virtually Unanimous On Most of Bills in.  $115 Million Package

Finance Committee Ap proves Bulk of Plan to Raise $113 Million; Cutting Appropriations by  $30 Million.

Confusion Stirs Wrath  Of Congress   ‘Sen. Johnson Calls or Defense Department To “Come Clean.”

Confusion Marks Atrocity Charge   Senator Urges Probe to Get Truth Of Claims Before U.S. Public

Whole Truth On Atrocities Is Demanded  , . ¢ See's Bee y%    Wrath Is Fanned By Latest Report   8.000 American Prisoners Of War Believed Slain By Communists

Warning May Change Draft Setuy   Would Ban Sending Boys 18 Overseas: Hazard Pay Comince

Warning May Change Draft Setup  Would Ban Sending   Would Ban Sending Boys 18 Overseas; Hazard Pay Comince

Pleasure Gambling  Okehed By Bishop   But Large Wagers Sinful, Catholic Prelate Says

Starr Count y Cotton Bale, A pparent Winner  In Aiunual Race, Sent To Houston Exchance

La Grulla Man Seeks First Bale Honors After Weight Proves Light, More Brought

Heavy Arms Shipments Proposed   Formosa Program Seen As Outgrowth Of Korean Invasion

Truman Does About Face on Aid for. Chiang   Administration Asks. 307 Million for Nationalists

AK ALD TE MODERNIZE. NATIONALISTS   Believe Switch Is Result of Red Attack on Korea.

Congress Asked  Fund for Chiang $307 Million Would Aid Nationalist Army

Administration Now for Uppine Help to Chiang   Arms Shipments. For Nationalist Stronghold Asked

Policy Towar d Nationalists Chanses Avain   State Dept. Says Aid: For Formosa Buildup, Not China Invasion

‘Lonely Hearts Pair Executed   Widow Slayers Die in Electric Chair

Lonely Hearts SlayersGo_ . To The Chair  Pledge Eternal Love At Last

Pyongyang Hit By Allied Planes In Heavy Attach   Report Delegates Agreed That Shooting Continue During Armistice Talks

Allied Troops Given Warning  On Red Attack   Surprise Assault By Foe During Sessions Possible. Yanks Told:

Van Fleet Tells 8th Army Enemy May Cut Loose   Kaesong Negotiators Agree Only to Keep Shooting at Frent

MAINTAIN VIGIL DURING TALKS, VAN FLEET SAYS _U. S. EIGHTH ARMY HEAD.

Eighth Army Leader Puts Men on Guard   General Stresses Vigilance During Truce Necotiations

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Cov Fine Denleres Civilian Defense Anathy

Red Planes Get Bloody Noses  U. N. Victorious in Double-Deck Battle

10 Red Planes Lost On 4th Day Of Big Air Battle   Report No. Korean Ground Troops Abandon HardWon Punchhowl Valles

Air Battles Stepped Up By Koreans   Enemy May Plan To Us Full Foree, Estimated At 3.000 Planes

Fourth Day Of Air War  Over Korea   Ten Red Planes ‘Shot Down Or Damazed; Ground Fighting Slows Down

10 Red Planes Hit In ‘Double’ Battle  Enemy Increases Korean Air War

{0 Enemy Hit In Double-Deck Aerial Battle   Reds Abandon Punchbowl Valley Buildup Area

Red Planes Back Again And Again But Second Best   Ten Shot Down Or Dam: aged In Fourth Day Of Air Battling.

KNOCK OUT 10 RED PLANES IN AIR BATTLES   Both Jet and Propelier Planes ' In Two-Level Korean Clashes.

ENEMY BUILDUP AREA MENACED BY ALLIED GUNS   Sharp Battles Flare On Both Sides Of Punchbowl Valley —Chinese Abandon  Center Section.

Double-Deck Air Battle Costs Reds 10 Planes Shot Down or Damaged; \UN Forces Dominate Buildup Area

Reds Lose 10 More Planes  In Dog-Fight   98 U. N., Enemy Ship: Engage In Ist ‘Double Deck’ Battle

98 Planes Take Part In Battle   On Ground Red Troops Quit Valley  Where They Fought Allies Viciously

Air Battle Continues In Korea   Jets and Propeller Craft Clash as: Ten Red Planes Are Knocked Op

10 Enemy Planes Shot Down In War’s First Double - Deck Dog-Fight; 98 Ships in Duel

Allied Planes Score New Air Victory   North Korean Troops Abandon Punchbew Valley

10 Red Planes Shot Down ln Korean Battle   Big Air Conflict Staged By U. S. And Reds

98 Planes In Battle Over North Korea   Ten Red Craft Are Shot Down Or Damaved

Yanks Win Air Battle   Ten Red Planes Down Or Damaged in Double Fight: 4-Day Toll] 28

Double-Deck Ait Dogfight Takes Toll Red Planes   N. Koreans Abandon Punchbowl Valley; Sharp Battles Flare _

Reds Lose 10 Planes Today  Rie Air Reatlec   Big Air Battles Continue Raging In Korean Skies

Sky Guys And Gis Rack Up New Victories   10 Red Planes Knocked Out As Foot Troops Drive Foe From Important Base

Ten More Red Planes Downed  Double-Deck Air Fiah!   Double-Deck Air Fight Features War News

First Double-Deck Dogfight Of War ls Staged Today’   Ten Red Planes Are Shot Down. Or Damaged In Battles

Ten Red Planes Downed or Hit In Korea Air War   Chinese Abandon Valley Once Strongly Defended

Ten Red Planes Hit in Battles  Double Air Fight Rages Over Korea

Reds Forfeit 10 Airplanes   Air Fight Over ‘Korea Pushes Ahead And Alliee Seare

10 Red Planes  Acecounted For   North Koreans Abandon Hotly Contested Valley In Ground Fighting

10 FIGHTER ‘PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN BY AMERICAN PILOTS   More Than 100 Airplane: Tangle in Fourth Day, Large-Scale Combat   AIR STRUGGLE GROWS   U. N. Ground Forces, Mean:  while, Enlarge Deepest Penetration

North Koreans Suddenly Yiet Supply Valley   Double-Deck Fight Marks Fourth Straight Day of Air Battles— Ten Red Planes Hit

98 Planes in Dogfight   Reds Lose Yak Fighter, 2 Attack Bombers in Action

Fourth Day Of: Aerial War Costs’ Reds.10 Planes As. 98 Ships Clash In “Fight

UN Aircraft Down 10 Red Planes, Flier War Growing  North Koreans Quit Valley After Long, Bittter Grannd FPicht

Weather   Jet Aerial War Continues Over Korea   Shoot Down Or Damage 10 Red Planes

Air War Rages, Double Dog-fight  10 Red Planes Shot Down  Demaaed

YANKS SCORE AGAIN IN AIR WAR   Ten More Red Planes Downed or Damaged;  Score Now 28

Ten Red Jets Hit In First Double Duel   Yank Pilots Repulse Enemy In Dog-Fight; Ground Fights Flare

Punch Bowl Valley Abandoned by North Koreans  Mme Ohlean Clamantc

Ten Red Planes Knocked Out in Air Battle; Enemy Abandons Important Area

Ten Red Planes Downed in Double-Deck Ficht  RE QLEN CLEMENTS ybuildup area on the eastern front jepe cece, AP Staff Write, i     fe cc ae gee

IAUAINEAALY  Ten Red Planes Shot Down Or Damaged In First Double Deck Dog-Fight Of War

0 Enemy Craft Damaged or Shot Down From Sky   Punchbowl Valley Held by Reds Abandoned ta Infantry Near Kansong

Czechs Refuse fo Free Oatis   U.S. Hints at New Move for Reporter

Snyder Wants Cigarette Tax Bumped 3 Cents   Figures Government Would Gain Millions

Government Postpones Decision on How Much Car Ouiput Will Be Cut

Bitter Fight Waged over Auto Slast   Industry Heads Call  “Crime;” Warn Against Heavy Unemployment.

Car Production Decision Delayed by Government   Choice Lies Between ‘Autos, Ammunition,’ Industry Warned

Stabilizer In Plea To Hold  Price Control   Johnston And DiSalle In Appeals As House Prepares For Yote

Johnston, Disalle Make New Appeals   House To Start Voting Today On Weak Controls

Stabilizers Ask Renewal Of Controls   House Nears Vote; DiSalle, Johnston, Unions Give Warning Pleas

Top Stabilization Officials in Last. Plea for Strong. Controls Measure

Issue Final Control Plea   DiSalle, Johnston Make New Appeals; House Begins Vote

Holiday Toll Is Lowest In Recant Years   Total Fatalities Are 123—Far Below Predictions; Highway Deaths Tatal 79

Nation Observes Solemn, Safe Memorial Day  79 Traffic Deaths Believed   79 Traffic Deaths Believed Lowest on Record

Two Rescued from Lake White By WCH Men -- Another Drowns   Wrama Enacted on Qhio River  Six Have Close Brush with Death

U. N. Forces Stab Reds Massing For Offensive   Reoccupy Battered Wonju As Enemy Pressure Builds Up On West And East

Reds Hit Back At Wonju, Held  By LIN Forces Eastern Flank &  Aamten! rar

PATROL FIGHTS MAIN ACTION ON KOREAN FRONT   U.N. Staff Officers Puzzled By Delay Of Red  Offensive   AERIAL ACTIVITY IS LIMITED BY WEATHER

U. N, Troops Block Three Main Roads   Reds Strike Back “AtBatteredW onjt. Now Held by Allies

Harry Gros: Eludes Two Detectives   FBI and Police Guard Nation's Airports; Escape Stalls Trials of 18 Brooklyn Police.

Big Hunt On for NY Gambler   FB! and Police Search for Harry Gross, Witness Aaqainst 18 Cops

Two Women Die In Car Crashes    Brownsville and Port Isabel Residents Killed in Separate Accidents on Highways

Red Negotiators State They Won’t Budge Inch On 38th Parallel Zone   Supreme Allied Command Makes First Announcement That U. N. Wants Buffer  Zone Between Present Battle Line  And Manchurian Border.

Reds Aver They Won't Give In 01 Bulfer Demands  Tokyo Statement Says UN Wants Strip Between Present Lines. Yalu

Red Truce Team Refuses To Budge   Allies Want Line Between  Present Front, Yalu

And U.N. Asks Cease-Fire  Zone Above Present Lines   BY RORERT B TUCKMAN

Red Truce Team Will Not Budge   ‘Allies Notified ° “There Will Be No Departure from ~ Oricinal Stand

Continue to Insist That Armistice Line Be Drawn Along 38th Parallel.

REDS REFUSE TO BUDGE INCH ON BUFFER LINE   Insist on Zone At 38th Parallel As UN Demands Deeper Area   VIOLATION CHARGED   Admiral Joy Says Armed Chinese Appear In Neutral Sector

Truce Deadlock Unbroken-Allied Position Stated   Buffer Zone Line Deep in North Korea Is Being Demanded

Red Negotiators Will Not Budge On Buffer Zone   UN Plan Between Yalu and Battle Area

U.N. Widens Its Site For Buffer Zone   Latest Of Kaesong Cease-Fire Talks Bring ‘No Procress

U.N. Proposes Zone to North Ot Battle Line   Headquariers Unit Makes Revelation, A Surprise

Truce Negotiators Say Demands Will Stand: Report “No Progress”   - TOKYO HEADQUARTERS OF ALLIES REPORTS U. N. WANTS: LINE BETWEEN YALU, KAESONG

United Nations Seeking Zone Somewhere Between the Yalu and Present Battle Lines

Reds Refuse To Budge Or Buffer Zone   Kaesong Talks Today End With Official ‘No Progress’; To Be Resumed Tomorrow

Unitea Nations Release Comes As Surprise   Announcement Made Without Knowledge Ot Truce Team

Reds Stand Pat On Buffer Zone, Gen. Nam Says   Tokyo Releases First Details On UN Proposal

‘Teams’ Remain Far Apart After 19th Session —   Enemy Negatiators State They Will Not Budge An Inch on Their Demands For Buffer-Zone; UN Plan Reaches Yalu River

Reds Sa ys They Will Not Budge  Allied Spokesman, Headquarters Ixsue Conflicting Releases

Reds Refuse To Budge On  Bufter Issue   Report Says UN Backs Zone  Between Yalu, Present Line

Reds Stand Pat on 38 U.N. Wants Line North of Present Battle Front

UN Asks Zone Between Yalu Present Lines   Allied Headquarters Reveal Allied Stand In Unusual Press Release In Tokyo

U.N. Wants Neutral Area Between Yalu River And Present Lines of Battle

Commies Reject Compromise; U.N. Truce Team fo Try Again   Tokyo Bureaus Contradict Themselves; United States Leadership Imperiled As Confusion Develops in Far Eastern Sources

Red Truce Team Standing Pat on Cease Fire Zone   General Nam II Says They, Will Not Budge Allies Also Are Firm

UN Reveals, Meanwhile, It Wants Truce Line Established Far North OF 28th Perallel = —-

Parallel 38 Buffer Zone Is Demanded   Air Force General Refuses To Define Position Of Allies

Reds Stand Pat On 38 As Buffer   Tokyo Reveals Allies Seeking Line Near Yalu

Red Truce Team ls Standing Pat On 38th Parallel Cease-Fire Line   Can’t Depart From That Stand, Nam Tells U.N. Envoys

Tokyo Sets Zone Farther To The North   Revised Declaration By Allies Throws Question Into Talks

UN Seeks Line Between Paralle And Yala River   Official Report Of Last Meeting: ‘No Proaress’

Reds Firm in Stand for Buffer Zone at 38th   Surprise Announcement Throws New Light on U.N. Cease-Fire Line Demand.

Enemy Refuses To Budge From Cease-Fire Plan   Realistic Military Buffer Zone Still Sought By Allies

Reds Stick fo the 38th Parallel as Cease-Fire Line   Allies Demanding Line North of the Present Battle Line

LATEST REPORT — ‘NO PROGRESS Communists Refuse To Budge In Demands For  Truce Along The 38th

Buffer North Of Battle Line   Reds Won't Budge On Demand for Truce at Parallel

Reds Vow Not to: Budge on Zone Issue 'Tokvo Says UN Wants.Line.Near Yalt

Reds Will Stick With "38 Edict   Allies Want Peace Line to Run North of Present Front

REDS STAND PAT TODAY ~ ON DEMAND   Chief Delegate Says Communists Cannot Depart From Buffer Zone on the 38th Parellel.   YY. N. CEASE FIRE LINE MADE PUBLIC   Allies Want Demilitarized Zone Located Between Yalu River and Present Battle Lines.

A New Angle On  Cease-Fire Line   Tokyo Press Release Put: Buffer Zone in Korea Farther North   NO OFFICIAL COMMENT   First Report That U. N Wants Position Above Present Battle Line

Chief Red Delegate Says They Are Standing Pat for Buifer Zone To Be Along 38th Parallel.   U.N. WANTS ZONE FARTHER TO NORTH

Ridgway and Aides Confer Secret Meet   OLN. Formals Dkerkeres ie Fiswr of Belior Toee Between: Eafe  Bewrder €0F WE tears   Ban S<enF Beat   TA. ADVANCE BEADOTSR-

REDS STAND-ONTHEIR DEMANDS AT TRUCE TALK   Press Release at Tokyo Tells About Line Nearer Yalu

Communists Nof Departing From That Stand  Release Says Allies Want Buffer Zone  Riewk -f Beatle Iitra

Czechs Re ject Oatis A ppeal   Cabinet Refuses To Free American Newsman

Northern Natural Bolsters Reouest  Seeks $9,300,000 Annual Rete Hike

Marathon Session of General Assembly Widely S plit on Tax Issue ccetsncisdosaamecianenoestametinvta nae secure Ra ee  State Legislature Goes Into 8th Month

Assembly Will Resume Long Session Today   Legislature Starts Eighth Month, Still Split on Tax Issue

GOP. Meet Booked In  Tax Battle   Senate Members Meet Monday Morning As  Session Resumes

One Man Is Wounded In Shooting Scrape   Robert Redick Is Shot In Leg by Urie Drake During Sunday Afternoon Frocas

Gre Man Is Wounded in Shooting Scrape   Robert Redick Is Shot in Leg by Urie Draka During Sunday Afterasan hidisc

Committee Questions Young Today   Wants to Know I.  He Has Power to Arranne PEM]...

Young Grilled In Probe Into R.F.C. Loans   Capehart Moves To Block Shake-up That Truman Proposes

SENATORS PUSH PROBE OF REC   Subeommillee -Calls For Witness To Testify On Complaints Of -Influence On Tasns.

Young Face: Questioning  About RFC  Former Mescenerr   Former Messenger Called To Testify On Federal Loans

Want a Contrict     Western Union Workers Stage “Walkeuts te Tivo Major Cities

Work Stoppages At WU Spreading   Hundreds Walk Off Jobs In Major Cities

650 WESTERN UNION WORKERS LEAVE JOBS   Company's Emploves in Cincin nati and Philadelphia Quit in Contraet Picnute.

Seamen's Union Shippers Trying To End Dispute  NMU Asks 40-Hour   NMU Asks 40-Hour Work Week at Sea, Biq Boost in Pay

East Coast and Gulf Shipping Still Tied Up   Union and Operators Try Anew Today to Settle Six-Day Work Stoppage

Stop Making Trouble, U.S Asks Russia  Arms Cut Plea Made By Jessup

Jessup Urges Russia to  Stop Tension  Says United States Wants World   Arms Race Halted

World Tension Blamed To Russ   Jessup Calls on Kremlin to Abandon Policy of Fomenting Strife

Russia Told: Stop  Threat Tactics  Arms Race Could Be ‘Halted, Says Jessup

Features tor Everybody. fa the Telegram Today   Killer of Family Sentenced To 300 Years in U.S. Prisor

Badman Is Given 300-Year Term   Bill Cook Still Must Face California Death Charge

Will Atom Bomb Be Used If Yugoslavia Attacked? Russell Wants Showdown

Russell Calls For Showdown  On ‘A’ Conflict   He Wants Pact Nations To Air Stand On Yugoslavs And Attack Danger

Decision On  Slavs Asked   Sen. Russell Wants Jntentions:-Gleared

AUTO WRECKS KILL 2] OVER WEEKEND   Four Dead, Five Injured in Four-Way Crash Near Fort Worth Early Sundav

NO ATTEMPT TO UNSEAT BUTLER   Senate May Set Itself Up Arbiter Of Campaign  Ethics, However

Senate May Be Asked To Guard Campaign Ethics   Md. Election Probers Consider Resolution

Witness Admits She  gf. 7_.  Lied, Haiting EX€Cution  ‘Of This Man Tonight

Posses Hunt Missing Girl   Youth Claims She’s Kidnaped By Gunman

Once Ousted Police Chief  Reinstated   Clerk To Board Say Notice Written Prior To Hearing

Race Promoters Switch Tactics On Dixie Downs   "They May Take Time To Cross Opposition,’ Sponsor Indicates

Home Folks Welcome Princess  Olyawde (Mhaayv Thai   Crowds Cheer Theit Heads Off; Lord Mayor Entertains.

JUDGE REFUSES TO DISQUALIFY   Metzger Will Arraign Hawaiian Communist Suspects

Hundreds fo Visit Lincoln Lincoln Tomb to Pay Homage fo Great Emancinatoy

Ominous Chinese Buildup; Fighting Red Sweep In East   See-Saw Battle In Mountains

New Chinese Buildup Reported Under Way;   Foe Prepares to Attack Again on Central Front. Makes Gain in East.

Allies Advance In West; Probe Foes Buildup   Fight to Halt a Red Breakthrough in East, Battle See-Saws

Jnited Nations Troops Check On Massing Of Strength On East-Central Front, Advance In West And Fight To Stem Enemy Sweep In East—Infantry Wages See-Saw Battles In Mountains 25 Miles South Of 38th Parallel—Communists Readjust Lines

Reds Attacking In East; Allies Probing Buildup   Communists Drive Wedge into South Korean Frontlines

seneve Somthi gfer Rew 4.  Patrols Hear Chinese ¥            iéc Groaning All Along Front; Bodies Litter Ground  Before U.N. Positions After Slaughter

Infantry Men Fight See-Saw Ground Action  Reds Build Again  In Eastern Sector Drv Tit whe dices Klee rnwnd

Allies Busy On All Fronts To Hold Advantage   South Koreans Are Hard Pressed And Reds Seek To Widen Wedge.

Probe Chinese: Buildup on East Central Front   Fight to Stem Red Sweepan the East

Enemy Seems Building For New Assaults   Showdown Battle Imminent, Writers At Front Declare

East Section Finds Enemy Making Fe ew Small Gain: Signs Of Showdowr  Battle Is ‘Indicated D.. D.....e A et

Ominous Red Troop Buildup Probed by UN In Central East   Communists Put Up Only Light Resistance To Advance

Enemy Massing For New Attack Some Believe   Offensive Broken, Others Convinced; Reports Censored

Advancing Allied Troops Probe Chinese Buildup on One Section of Front in Korea

Allies Gain In West Korea Yield in East   South Koreans Retreat Along American Flank

Reds Try to Expand East Wedge  UN Troops Advance   UN Troops Advance in West Sector; Probe New Buildup

Try to Stop Red Tide on East Front   Critical Battle Follows an Enemy Breakthrough; New Buildup in Center

Allies Advance, Prébe Chinese Buildup In East   SOME PREDICTION OF SHOWDOWN BATTLE; VALLEYS STACKED WITH CHINESE DEAD

Allies Probe Ominous Red Troop Buildup   Communists Withdraw In West—Push Harder Against Battle Weary South Korean Forces

Allies Move on in West; Probe Red Buildup in East   Censorship Sometimes Makes Hash of Stories

Allies Push Forward in West Korea   Showdown Battle Due Soon, Barnard Says; Reds Withdraw 2nd Straight Day  Big Guns Assist Eighth Army Officer  Says Reds Are Hurt by Artillery

See-Saw Battle In East: Allies Advance In West   knemy Masses On East-Central Front; 2nd Division Drives North To Find Foe

Allied Probe. Red Buildup Indieate Showdown Battle Brewing on Korean Front

Yanks Probe Red Buildup   Showdown Seems in Making, Reporter Says

FOES RETREAT IN WEST, SWING TO FLANK DRIVE   130,000 Reported Massing for New Strike in EastCenter of Line   SKIRMISHES RAGE   Second Division Commander Claims Back of  Offensive Is Broken

BIG BUILDUP BY CHINESE IS FEAREL   Allies Probe Central Area Where 130,000 Mass; U. N. Troops Advance on West Front.

Reds Withdrawing But New Build-Up Of Enemy Reportec   U. N. Advances In West But Fights Red Sweep In East

REDS BREAK ROK LINES, HAMMER OUT GAIN IN EAST   Allies Continue To Throw Back Chinese Forces On All Other Fronts; Losses Estimated At 60,000 In Five Days

Hold Reds All Along Battle Line.   Fighting Brisk In _ Eastern Area, But In West UN Has Initiative; Probe Chinese Buildup

ROKs Adjust Defense On East Front   Communists Try To Expand Wedge In Eastern Area

Enemy Masses Forces in East For New Sweep  Artillery,Planes Hit Retreating Troops in West

Red Sweep In East Is  Big Concern   Signs Point To Showdown Battle For Peninsula

Enemy Hints New Attack In Build-up’   Ruffner Claims His Second Division Can Stop Chinese Again

Drive Wedge In Lines Of ROK Troops   Adjustment Of Lines Necessary ; Dispatches Referring To Action Heavily Censored

Allied Troops Wage See-Saw Battles in the Mountains 25 iMiles South of 38 Parallel

New Red: Buildup Is Probed   Allies Fighting To Stem Communist Sweep In East

See-Saw Battles Waged in Hills On East Front   Communists Attempt To Expand Wedge in South Korean Lines

Foe Masses Forces, Slams at East Flank   Second Division Faces 130,000, Awaits New Push  we. MT EAT OF MERITS

Allied Units Probe Enemy ‘On East Front   Infantry Troops Wage See-Saw Battles in Hills South of Parallel

TROOPS BATTLE TO STEM DRIVE OF COMMUNISTS   J. N. Forces Resist Reds On Eastern Front— Chinese Building Up For Another Assan e.

See-Saw Battle Waged on East Flank of Line  Communists Counting Withdrawals on Two Pithanw Peaude

Reds Mass Again  On Eastern Front   Still Another Chinese Offensive ‘ Expected as South Koreans Break

Battle Rages In East Area ‘South Of 38   New Chinese Force Reported Massed To Open New Assaults

Overall Red Drive Seems Beaten Again  130,000 Chinese Mrcaine Nawth

Allies Drive Against New Red Buildup   Communisis Seeking To Expand Wedge In  Seuth Korean Lines

UN Troops Advancing  Cautiously   Probe Ominous Chinese Buildup as See-Saw Battles Rage in East   CENSORSHIP VEIL   Front Line Dispatches Report 130,000 Reds Mass for New Attack

CHINESE ACTIVE ON EAST FLANK AGAINST ROKS   SECOND DIVISION SEEKS TO LOCATE RUMORED RED FORCE

Communists Try To Expand Dent In ROK Forces   Censorship Hides Action Along Mountain Fiank Of Heroic 2d Diviei

Allies Advance In West as Foe Strikes in East   Communists Smash Wedge in ROK Lines In Mountain Bottle

Probing New Red Buildup   _ Infantry Fights to Stem ” Red Sweep in East Where Reds Have Driven Wedge

Patrols Hunt New Masses  Of Chinese   Reds Exploit Wedge In Lines

UN Fights Red Sweep In East Mountain Areas   Second Div, Patrols Probe North Into New Force Of Chinese Reds

Lester Edwards  Heads Cancer Unit   Annual Drive Planned For Month of April

Arms Buying Runs Ahead Of Schedule  January Contracts Exceed All Marks

Missouri Small Loans Rafe Bill Voted by Senate   Top Interast of 26.6 Per Cent Approved, Emergency Clause Fails

Rural Road Funds Listed   Pontotoc County to Get $19,809 In Division of Federal Moneys 7

County Gets $22,540 for Rural Roads   Highway Department Apportions $1,672,000 For Construction of Secondary Roads

‘National Drive Planned To Roundup 100 Additional Communist Chiefs

May Seize 100 Red Leaders In F.B.I. Roundup  Arrests Wednesday Only Start Of Big Attack On Reds  ~~. §SABARPO A

British Demolish Village  Forces Make Way For Road to Bypass Egyptians

British Forces Demolish Village And Begin Road   Egyptian Police Ordered To Resist By Force If Needed

BRITISH TEAR DOWN MUD HUT — FOWN IN EGYPT   Demolish Village, Build Road to By-Pass Scene of Attacks.

TRENTON YOUTHS PLEAD GUILTY 10 BURGLARY CHARGE   ‘OTHER COURT CASES   pooh S. Mooney, Bristol Pleads Guilty to Driving While Drunk

Fine Appointments, Civil Defense Will  Come Before State’ Leaislators Today —

Twisters Rip Through lowa, and Nebraska   Duncan, fa., Left with only 3 of its 25 Buildinas

‘Magic Rhythm Touch’ on Slot Machines Makes Colossal Killing for 3 Nevadans

‘Magic Touch’ Cleans ‘Bandits’   Former Repairmen Reap Harvest in Idahe

GREEKS ARE BUSY   ro hor SS ee ee (  KU Fraternity Men Helping Flood Sufferers in North  Lawrence

GREER) AKL BUST KU Fraternity Men Helping Flood Sufferers in North  Lawrence

IN CONVENTION   Delegates\From 83 Counties Consider Wide Field Of Candidates

Cold Too Much for Cattle In Florida   Daath Toll High Among Those Cressbred to Withatend Semi-Tropical Heat

Cables United Press Head That Lack Of Natural Barriers Makes Such A Line Impractical

MacArthur Sees No Chance for War's End When Allied Forces Reach 38th Parallel

WAR OF MANEUVER IN KOREA MUST CONTINUE BECAUSE NATURAL DEFENSES MISSING

SAYS SUPREME COMMANDER: Natural Defenses Lacking, Maneuver War Necessary

Lonely Heart:  Flutter, Then  Die in Chair Killers Pledge  Love at Sing  Sing Execution

Lonely Hearts Killers Executed   Two Die in Electric Chair at Sing Sing for Brutal Slaying

‘Lonely Hearts  Couple Executed  Die at Sing Sing For Plot Slaying

‘Lonely Hearts’ Killers Go To Chair Calmly   Mrs. Beck, Fernandez Profess Undying Love In Final Statements

“Lonely Hearts” Slayers ‘Die In Electric Chair Pledging Eternal Love

2 Lonely Hearts Killers, 2 Others Die in Chair  Ye seg ee, ew Te i aii isia A i tT.   Undying Devotion I: Pledged by Lovers In Last Words

Lonely Heart Slayers Pay for Crime in Electric Chair  Execution Of Fat Woman

FOUR PARADE * TO SING SING ELECTRIC CHAIR   Lonely Hearts Killers Dic Calm, Pledging Love for Each Other.

Two Slayers Are Calm As They Die   Lonely Hearts Killers Executed At N.Y. Prison

Couple Electrocuted For Murder Of N.Y. Widow   Martha Beck And Raymond Fernandez Die Calmly For Notorious ‘Lonely Hearts’ Crime

iLonely Hearts Slayers Pledge Eternal” Love To Each Other Before Fyeeutian

Monroney Calls For Inquiry By Fulbright Group   Willett Reported Installed In Job Paying $11,800

Senate Will Take Another [Vote On Maize   Secretary Of Mines Used In Test Ballot By Republican Leader:

Republican Move Keeps Name Alive   Surprise Nomination, Beaten on Straight Party Votes, May Be  Revived at Later Date.

Democrats Block Fine  Cabinet  Mines Secretary eae .. 5s fe .€.. kL.   Mines Secretary Saved Only by Fast Action of GOP Leadership

New Fir inance   Passage of,‘Little — Hoover’ Grgup Bill Seems Assnred; School Laws Overhaul Okaved

"Little Hoover” Bill Certain of Senate Approval   Majority Sponsors . Move to Centralize The Handling of  State's Fingnce<

Tryave Lie Encouraged After Talks On Cease-Fire Proposal   Pictured As Feeling Discussions Are Moving In The Right Direction

U.N. Chieftain Encouraged by Talks So Far   Malik, Still Stalls Off Questioners,  Maintains Silence

Cease-Fire Talks Gain  Momentum   Soviet Union Gives U. S. Clarification Of Russ Proposal For Talks

Lie Encouraged By Peace Talks   UN Head's Associates Believe Lie Feels Progress Being Made

Lie Satisfied With Trend of Peace Studies   Talks With. Russia  On Its Proposal ‘Are. Regarded Favorably: By UN Seeretary..

Expect Leaders To Blast Program   Top Officers of State AFL Are Anticipated T: Oppose Proposed Levy

Enemy Falls Back Toward Kumsong Today in Face of Strong UN Attacks—-8th Army Takes 2 Ridges.

European Visit Has 2 Purposes   Senators To Study Defense; Question Eisenhower On Plans

Britain Plans To Meet Debt Payment to U. S.   Controls Eased on Trading of Monies

Britain to Begin Making Payments On U. S. Loans   Will Pay Interest And Principal Due On December 31

Britain te Meet U.S., Canadian  Lean Payments   $176,200,000 Due Dee, 31; Controls Eased on Foreign Exchange

Impoverished Britain Makes Plans To Meet Principal and Installments Due U. §. and Canada On War Debt

London Eases Rigid Curb on Exchange Rate   Canada Wipes Out Rules on Trading in Foreign Currency

Two Suspended  In Kenosha Case  Kohler Names Bode District Attorney

Senators Bemoan Sad State and Salary But Come Election Time, They’ll Run Agai

lron River Fire Chief Dies Today  Was Preparing for Annual Water Fight

CLEANUPS STARTED AS WATER LEAVES   Most Inundated North Lawrence Businesses  ing Back In   RAIN OF 1.04 INCHES

Most Inundated North Lawrence Businesses Mov-  ing Back In   RAIN OF 1.04 INCHES

House Of Representatives Supports Action To Brand Korean Aggressors

Gen. Bradley Presents Mrs. Ouellette With Son's Medal of Honor Today:   Highest Honors Today for Lowell GI Who Gave Life in Koraan War

THREE MEN KILLED IN PLANE GRASH   €. P. Pillsbury, Milling Com. pany Official, Dies in Nebraska Mishap

/FAMILY: REUNION AT IGEORGE JETT HOME, “ODIN, ISUNDAY. OCTOBER 7

BRIDGES PRODUCED $1,955,675 IN 1950   Revenue on  Burlington Bristol Span Reported At $290,161.11 Last Year   ‘AN INCREASE OF 25%

RIVER SPANS YIELD $1,034,104 REVENUE   Tacony-Palmyra and Bur lington-Bristol Bridges   A JUMP HERE OF 32.50%

Dallas Probe At ‘Dead End   ‘No Progréss,’ Say Police: Offer Rewarc

DALLAS PROBE IS STALEMATED   B. H. Police Make No Progress In Threat Inquiry

NAR NNNNNE ia: Arvuitte coeassrasmnecmnial FALL PROVES FATAL TO CINCINNATI MAN

Order Carrier To Jom Lost Plane Search   Coral Sea, Two American Destroyers Ordered To Join Search For Plane With 53 Aboard

Refuse to. Abandon Hope For Plane   Air Force Presses ~“Sea-Search for. Missing GloBensacte;

ATTACKS BY COMMUNISTS BEATEN QFE   Tank - supported U.N Forces Capture Key Hills In New Offensive.

Offensive Now In Its 3rd Day: Allies Advance   United Nations Troops Take Three Key Hills

US Officials Dubious But See Hints Kremlin May Be Sincere   Suggests New EastWest Conference    i)  i ss il   Truman Stands Pat

Vishinsky Reply Includes Typical Red Propaganda Talk  Russia Rebuffs U.S. Pronosal To Aid Korean Armiciire

‘Russia Not Party to the Negotiations, Vishinsky Answers Secret U.S. Proposal

U.S. Proposal For Reds To Bring About Korean Armistice Is Rebuffed

Soviet Government Offers Instead To Talk Over General Causes Of East-West Tensions—Approach For Russian Intervention To End Deadlock In Korean Negotiations Between United Nations And Communists Made By Ambassador Kirk Oct. 5

Truman To Tell In January If He Is Candidate   To Be Busy With Annual Messaaes   Russia Refuses To Act To Bring About Cease-Fire In Korean War

Soviet Turns DownPleaTc Bring Truce   Kremlin Offers To Talk Over Issues; “ULS: Skeptical -

U.S. Officials Suspect Reds of Propagandizing   Vishinsky Voices

Moscow Rebuffs U.S. Proposal for Korean Peace >   Offers Renewed Talks on East-West. Ist Cavalry Takes Series of Hills

SOVIET NOTE ANSWERS US. SECRET MOVE   Officials Still Hopeful Moscow May Desire Settlement.

Rejacts Secret U.S. Bid To Help Halt War   Blames U.N. Command for Breakdown in Korea Cease-Fire Talks

Russia Rebuffs Bid To Help In Korean Truce.   Moscow Makes CounterOffer To Discuss Causes   Of. East-West Tension; Vishinsky Attacks UN

Secret U.S. Peace Bid Is Rejected  Vishinsky Makes Counter-offer On

Soviet Subtlety—  Rejects U.S. Plea To Act In Korea; Asks Wider Terms:

Russia Rebuffs Plea Involving Armistice Plat   Moscow Offers To Talk Over General Causes Of East-West Tension

Soviet Refuses Armistice Role  Rebuffs Secret U.S. Proposal On Korea

Will Talk East-West Trouble   ~ Vishinski Asserts   Vishinski Asserts. Russia Apart From Chinese-U. S. Talks

Vishinsky Says Reds ‘Not Party To Negotiations   But Proposes To Discuss Causes Of East-West Tension

Secret Proposal Made to Kremlin Declined; - Offers General Parley

Reds Suagest Discussion About Causes      U.S. Debates Sincerity of Communist Move

Kremlin's Note Has Diplomats In U.S. Guessinc  Russians Offer To Discuss Tensions

 —REDS ASK ‘GENERAL TALKS’ —  Soviet Rebuffs. U. S. On Korea Peace Bid

Urrers to Discuss Causes of East-West Tension:   Moscow Rebuffs U.S. Proposal That Russ Act To Bring About An Armistice In Korean War

Offers To Diseuss General Causes Of  East-West Tension   Refuses To Intervene In Korea: Talk Offer Seen As Propaganda

Snubs Korean Armistice Plan, Offers to Talk Over East-West Tension

Moscow Rejects U. §. Proposal  To Seek Truce Offers To Talk Over General Causes Of East-West Tension

“assians Rebuff US Propos al   Counter Offer To Peace Plea Is Assailed

Russia Refuses To Take Part In Peace Talks   Secret U. S. Proposal Te Salee! Is Rebuked  By Vishinsky

Russia Rebuffs Secret U. S$. Pla To Seek Armistice in Korea, Submit Offer to Talk Tensions

\Vishinsky Re; Reply Includes Ty pical Red Propaganda Tall   Ruccia Rebuffs U.S. Pronosal To Aid Korean Armistice

But Offers To Discuss  Difficulties   Korean Armistice Steps Vetoed; Proposal Has Propaganda Tinge. -

Man Charged With Molesting Girl Upset Father Shoots Ex-Friend In Ambush

Future of RFC  Roancv's Enta Lott   Agency’s Fate Left To Senate

BRITISH FIRM CLOSES PUMPS IN IRAN FIELD   Oil Company Calls 700 Technicians To The Port Of Abadan

British Technicians In Iran Ordered To Prepare  For ‘Operation Exodus’   Oil Field Pamps Shut Down As Workme Get Ready To Abandon Fields Seized By Government In Nationalization Move

British Halt Oil Pumping In Largest Iran Field   700 Technicians Called. to Abadan; Tension Mounts In Iran and Britain

British Workers Quit Iran Fields; Ready for Exif   Pumps Shut Down; Departure Order Expected Today

Iran Oil Field Pumps Stop British Workers Start Home   Prernier Calls Cabinet Meeting, Seeks Other Technicians: Attlee and Churchil! Confer

Experts Begin Exodus From Rich Holdings  AIOC Shuts Off Pumps In Big Oil mo. 6 6 QAP Eg me

anians Check Possibility Of Getting Other Foreign Help In Event British Refuse To Work Oil Industry

REDS CAPABLE OF UL S. RAID   Soviets Can A-Bomb American City Now, Group Informed

Solons Argue Budget Slash   Can’t Be Cut to Fit Income, Demo Says;  Rep. Differs

TRUMAN'S TAX PLAN CALLED INADEQUATE   Cannon States $10 Billion Hike Won’t Be Enough   SENATOR TAFT.   Predicts No Quick Action On President’s Request  For “Quickie” Bill

House Leader Says Tax Plan ‘Not Enough’   Rep. Cannon Believes Levies Will Not Prove Ample

President's Tax Program Is ‘Not . Enough -Cannon  Budget Cannot Be Cut Enough, He Says

Cannon Says  Tax Request  ‘Not Enough’ Budget Won’t Fit Truman Bid, Is  WMitecanrian’s« Plea

Taxes Will Fall Short of Budget   Pay as You Go Not Possible, Is Fear

Increased Tax Hike ‘Necessary  Truman's Request   Truman's Request Not Enough—Cannon

Tax Proposal “Not Enough” Says Cannoa   Won't Fit Budaet Declares Missouri Congressman

SAYS TRUMAN TAX PROGRAM ‘NOT ENOUGH   Budget Can’t Be Reduced To Fit It, Asserts Rep. Cannon

Truman Budget Won't Fit, Says House Leader  Ps a ts tin on ee oe. a To Fo    Congressmen To Seek Cut In Spending

Says Tax Program ts ‘Not Enough’   Appropriations Head Says Budget Can't Be Reduced Sutfliciently.

Gov. Scott Takes Blast At Critics   Speaks At Farm Bureau Convention

Expect Midwest Votes To ‘Decide ©  ‘52 Election   Says Republicans Can Win If Well Organized

Legislature Approves Pay Increase For County Officers   . Effective July 4, Bill Awaits Governor’s Signature

Legislature  May Change School  Financing  Methods   Senate Passes Bill After Red-Hot Debate

30 Senators Favor Increase In  Funds — For S.U.I.   Amendment Asks Increase of One Million

Beardsley Plans Tour of State Institutions   Visitation Program Starts On One-a-Month Basis.

~ Nicholas  Throws First Hat Into  Governor’s  Ring   Early Announcement Starts Political Race

State Audit Office Asks Return of I.L.C.C. Comptroller   Elmer Drees, GOP Employee, May Be Returned .

Peculiar Things H appen EvenIn Politics   Two Former Political Foes Could Be Teammates

lowa Becomes Part of Vital Defense Link fl eee   4,000 - Foot Flight  Ceiling  In Northern Zone

Republicans Must ‘Go All Out’ Says  Campaigner   Oklahoma Minister Urges Positive Program

City Elections Shifted To  November   State Law Permits 4-Year Term For Council

WhiteClaims That Iowa H ighway   Construction  Over Average   Says Only Five States Let . More Contracts

-_Towa’s Civil Defense Network ‘Not Ready Says Selby   State Would Be Unable To Meet An Attack

State Tax Commission Due For General  Face Lifting   Commission Practices Have Been GOP Headaches

To Resume — License Reminder Notices  For Motorist:   Too Many Iowans Delinquent In License Renewals

Real © Clown Running For lowa _ Governor   Waterloo Man Also Seeks Top State Office

Clear Lake’s Conservation Days Now Political Get-together   Festivilies Once Honored Game Commissjon

State Aid’ * Debate Tops Legislature Activity   ISEA Asks for $35-Million per Year for Schools

Urges Iowans To End  _ Social Security —  Secrecy Law   Security Payments Drop As Names Publicized

Politicians W ait For Christmas.  To Announce - Intentions   Expect Evans to Tell of Plans During Holidays

Iowans — Get First Look at . Senator Taft   GOP Presidential Nominec Addresses Bankers

Highway. Death Toll Continues Its Sharp  Increase   Motorists Apparently Have Little Regard Far Life

OK’s Drafting Boys 18! Now And UMT Late   Vote Sought Apr. 3; House Bill Differs Widely From Senate’

House Committee Approves Drafting Youths 18%, UMT   Change Giving Draftees Choice Of Serving In Racially Segregated Units Included In House Bill; May Vote On April 3

UMI Later On; Vote Removes Army Ceiling  House And Senate   House And Senate Differences To Be Adjusted

House Group Votes To Draft 184-Year-Olds For 26 Months   HOUSE EXPECTED TO VOTE ON APRIL 3

Play It Safe   House Committee Approves Drafting Youths 18%, UMT   Change Giving Draftees Choice Of Serving Ir Racially Segregated Units Included In House Bill: May Vote On April 3

House Would Draft Boys 184 Years Old   Committee Knocks Out Propos~! To Limit Size Of Forees

Votes io Take ‘Youths at 18’ Years   House Committee Overwhelmindly Approves Draft Bill

House Committee Approves Drafting Bovs at Age of 184   mittee if the House passes the bill its committee annroved taday

184-Year-Old Draft Passe House Panel   Group Votes For UMT Action Late

183-Year Draft Bill Approved By House Unit  Refuses To Limit Armed Farce Size

97 Burned To Death In Jap Coach   Three Yanks Victim:  When Train Hits  Live Wire

Swirling Jets Make New Kills In Air Battle  One MiG Downed, Second Damaaed

\bied Jets Down Soviet-Type MIG   Communists Win Commanding Height At ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

Six Red Jets Blasted During Three Clashes   Red Assaults Force Allies Off Height On

‘American Jet Shoots Down Mig-15 And 5 Communist Aircraft Damaged

Allied Jets hall One Russian VIG  Five Others Crippled In Swirling Air War Qver Northeast hore:

112 Jets Engage In Air Battles In Korean Skies   Allies Down One Russian-Type MIG, Damage Five Others

Mig-15 Is Downed  By Jets   Allied Aircraft  Back in Action  Damage Five in Air Battles

UN Jets Down MIG, “Wing’ 5  Danaet blames fiimsamad   Report Heavy Ground Fiaghtina In East

YANK JETS DOWN MIG, DAMAGE 5   Three Air Battles Fought Over Northwest Korea Today With 112 Jet Planes Engaged.   @ JETS OUT AFTER FIVE-DAY LULL   Allies Lose Hill in ““Heartbreak Ridge’ Ground Fighting. Win 3 Heights in East.

112 Planes in  Fights; Eastern Sector Battle tages inGround   Communists Gain Height In ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Area

Jet Air Battle Swirls .   UN Planes Score in First Aerial Fight In Five Days Over Northwest Korea

Allied Jets Dowr MIG, Damage 5 in Big Air Battle   Fighting Also Rages on Ground; Red Force Regains Another Hill

ALLIED JETS DOWN RUSSIAN MIG, FIVE OTHERS DAMAGED   Drenching Rains Curtail ’ Ground Activity On  Karanen Erant

Jets Tangle In Big Scrap   Idaho Flier Begs MIG; Al lies Forced Off Commonding Height

Allied Jets Down MIG, Damage Five   Communist Troops Foree Defenders Off Hich Ground

Yankee Jets Win Swirling Aerial Fight   Down Soviet. MIG, Damage Others In 2 Enocacemenis

Fast UN Jets Down . Hit  5 Soviet Jets   112 Engaged in Fights After 5 Day Silence; UN Loses Peak

Shoot Down One Red MIG Jet In Korean Air Battle   U. N. Agrees to Send Liaison Team To Meet Reds

Russian Plane Is Shot Down, 3 Others Hit   112 Craft Engage in Fights Ranging to -—=6¢80. 000 Faat

Three Swirling. Jet Battles Mark Fights In Korea  More Than 100 Fast Fighters Tangle In Air Over No: Korea

{12 Jets Engage In Air Battles:* One MIG Down   Swirling Battles._ ‘From 30,000 Feet « To Tree-Ton Level 

At Least 112 Fast Planes Into Fights   Action on Ground Rages in East Section of Korea

Red Mig-15 Is Sent Crashing   Allies Claim To Have   Allies Claim To Have  Damaged Five Others In Air Rattle.

Fast F: ‘ighter Planes Clash: In Dog Fight   : One Red Downed, Five Damaged ‘In. Furious: Battle In Northwest

  Swirling Air Battle Over Northwest Korea   Idaho Captain Bags Plane In First Encounter With MIG‘s Leading Fight Of F-84 Thunderjets

Russian MIG Downed, Five Others Damagec   Three Swirling Air Bat.’ iles Rage Over Northwest Korea; Allied Defenders Foreed Off Peal

Red Jet Bagged In Big Air Ficht In Korea   Allies Forced Off High Point In Vicious Ground Scrap

Allies Destroy One Russian Jet And Damage Five   112 Craft Involved In Three Swirling Air Battles Today

Air Battles Start Again   Ground Action Is Also Lively Along Korea Battlefront

JA Project For Student: Given Boost   Whirlpool Corp. Provides Home On West Main St.

A- ‘Bomb C Count     Of Dem Plan   U. S. May Submit to Weapon Inventory if Other Nations Comply

U5, 15 REPORTED READY TO PROPOSE. ATOM BOMB COUNT   Suggestion for Arms Census ’ Said to Be Part of Disarmament Plan It Will Offer at Ul. N.   WEST ANSWERS REDS’ GERMAN UNITY DRIVE   Three Powers Ask Commis sion Probe Possibility of ree Elections for Single  Reich Regime.   By FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

U.S. IS READY TO SUBMIT T0 ATOMIC COUN)   Disarmament Defi : To Be Hurled Into Teeth Of Russia

United States May Push For Count  Of A-Bombs   Reported Part  Of Peace Package It Will Offer  At U. N. Meeting

Expected to Seize Initiative [From Soviet Union at  ‘Sixth UN Assembly Session

West’s Big 3 Request U. N. To Check Possibility Of All-German Elections

U.S. May Seek A-Bomb Censu: At U.N. Parley   Plan Is Part of Peace Package to Be Offered At Assembly Opening

U. §. Reported Prepared For A-Bomb Count   Ali-German Free Elections Also Considered By West Powers

Hire Two Men For Vacancies In Company K  T nm mel LD oem wrk nee ne   Local Guardsmen To Start Drilling In Sioux Citv Feb. 1§

Hire Two Men For Vacancies In Company K  Local Guardsmen To Start Drilling

Oil Talks Bog   Down in Iran   Tran Rejects 50-50 Plax Peannsed hy British

Britain Clings To Hope for Oil Settlement   Iranian Government Turns Down Plan To Share Profits

lran Turns Down British Proposals   50-50° Oi Profit Offer Refused By Government

IRAN'S NEGOTIATORS REJECT BRITISH PLAN   Muokes Refuses to Take “No” for an Answer and Talas Will ¢ online.

NEBRASKA NAMES G.0.P.  Robert D. Harrison Elected to Suc ceed Rep. Karl Stefan

Red Army Uses Noise As Weapon   Frightful Sounds Put To.Good Use

Chinese Red Army Sends Strange Noises Into Night to Frighten Foxhole Soldiers

“Peiping® ‘Broadeast De“ek res. North  Koreans:      PARLEY RECESSES   UN® Delegation ‘Insist: On. Zone} In Militarily ©  Defensible Avea .°

U.N. Proposal For Buffer Zone On Present Battle Line Apparently Repudiated Outright; North Korean General Nam Says Fane Tyaan Arrarss Parallel Uniust.

Communists Insist 38th Parallel Must Be Line For Korean Cease-Fire

Peiping Says Reds Reject UN Buffer Zone Plan      Neither Side At Kaesong Exhibits Signs Of Yielding

Chinese Claim Proposal of U.N. Shows Bad Faith  Both Sides Hold To Demands; No Compromise Due

Chinese Radio Corroborates Staunch Stand   Seventh Deadlocked Meeting Adjourns With No Decision

Radio Tells Of Cleareut  Rejection   Negotiators Will Try Again Tonight After Split Grows Wider

“Frameup,” Cries Red Paper After Gromyko Is Saved   Alleged Atterapt Of Life Of Russian Leader Is Branded As Hoax

CEASE-FIRE NEGOTIATIONS UN Group Of Five Will Meet Reds In Kaesong,  «3 Miles South Of 38th

Ridgeway Agrees to Sunday iDate for Start of Parley  : Battle Lines Quieting in Expectation A Of Cease-Fire Agreement Next Week

Expectations Slow Activity On Front Lines  General Ridgway Asks  Cammunicte fa» Subhas   General Ridgway Asks Communists for Safety Of His Emissaries

Agrees fo Sunday Parley With Reds  About Cease-kire  Safe Conduct Guarantee Is Sought For Officers

Battle Fronts Are Quiefing As  Peace Talk Nears Ridgway Asks Safe Conduct For Five U. N. Spokesmen

Three Officers From Each Side To Talk Truce  Me ating Scheduled For War-Scarred  City Nea Per allel

Armistice Parley Set For Sunday, No-Man’s Lane   Battle Frants Are Quieter ' In Anticipation Of End Of War, Over Year Old

Cease Fire . Talks Begin On Sunday   Word Of Safe Conduct . For Representatives Awaited; Most Front Remains Inactive

Ridgway Agrees To Parley   Awaits Red Safe Conduct For Negotiators

Preliminary Truce Meet ls Scheduled   Reds’ Guarantee For Safe Arrival Of Negotiators  Is Now Awaited

RIDGWAY ASKS SAFE CONDUCT FOR UN GROUP   Sikorsky H-19 ‘Helicopter May Be Used to Transport Emissaries   FRONT IS QUIET   Only Routine Patrols Roam Battle Area; Warship Covers Advance

Conference City Held by Allies: Fighting Eases   Air of Excitement Noted Near Front As Deadline Nears

GEN. RIDGWAY ACCEPTS RED SUGGESTION   Only Details On Safe Trips For Negotiators Lacking   KAESONG AREA   Probed By Allied Patrols: Air Force Makes Usual Wide Sweeps

Two Others Killed Near Fayetteville   Car Bearing Six Youths Crashes Into Piano Truck

Large Turnout Expected Here For Annual Production Credit Meeting

Americans Begir Balloon Air Lif   Propaganda Floats Over Iron Curtain

SENATE WILL PROBE WEST POINT AFFAIR   Sympathy for Cadets Sweeps Halls Of  Concress

DESIRE 10 ADD HITS CONGRESS IN. ARGUMENTS      Alleged “Cribbers’ At West Point To - Get Every Right. .

Senate Query Of West Point  Dismissals Set   Solon Urges Student Officers Be Granted Probationary Period

DESIRE TO AD HITS CONGRESS IN ARGUMENTS   Alleged ‘“Cribbers’ At West Point To Get Every Right

Senate fo Probe Cadef Cheating At West Poiitt   Wave of: Sympathy Sweeps Over Both Houses of Congress

Senate to Probe Ouster of Cadets   Subcommittee to Make Prelimmary Inquiry; Benton Urges Young Student Officers Remain in Academy on Probation: Blaik Defends Football Men

Senate to Investigate West Point   Urge That Young Stu. dent Officers Stay in School Meanwhile.

Senators Will Probe Scandal At West Point   Reprieve For 90 Cadets Proposed

The Battle After the Cease-Fire  Defense Leaders Fear Demand For Cut in Armament Funds

Atom Spy Case Near End Today  Mother Of 2 Denies Brother’s Charges

Senate May Fase 7 Billion  Tax Increase   Incomes, Autos, Gas, Lig, uors, Cigarets Hit Hard In House Measure

No Sizable Cuts Under House Bill Exnected   Measure Increases Income Levies By 12': Per Cent

SENATORS HOPE TO SOFTEN NEW TAXATION BILL   CAUTIOUSLY PREDICT SOME PRUNING FOR $7 BILLION MEASURE

Senate Hopes to Soften House-Approved Record Tax Increase of $7,200.000,000

Senate Leaders Hope to Soften Tax Hike Biow   Not Too Optimistic, However, About Many Cuts in Record Bill.

House O.K.’s $7 Billion Levy Setup   Incomes,Corporations To Feel Heavier Burden In Bill

Senate Talks Of Softening Tax Boosts   Individuals Would Pay 1212% More In House-Passe:! Bill

Big Tax Cuts Ruled Out by Senate Leaders   New Bill Passed by House Would Increase Income Levies 1214 Per Cent; Excises Also Up

Senate Likely--- To Soften Bite Of Tax Increase  House Bill Raises Individual Income Rate 121% Per cent

Senate May Sugar Coat ‘Record Tax Increase Bil   Leaders Are Cautious About Predicting Anv ‘Sienificant Cuts In Givantic Hike 

Senate Gets Bil To Boost Taxes   ‘ No Sizable Cuts in Measure Passed By House Are Forecast.

—TAX MEASURE Adds 12.5 Per Cent To Income Levy  Biggest Revenue Bill In History

SHARP INCREASE IN INCOME LEVY SEEMS ASSURED   Boosts In Other Taxes Also Written In  - Measure, Which Calls For Total Of $7. 209.000.000. -

Big Senate Dent in Tax Bill Doubted   Chiefs Hope To Softer Impact of Increase Voted by House.

Senate Leaders Hope to Soften Impact of New Tax Bill; No Sizeable Cuts Predicted

Senators Want To Soften Seven Billion Tax Hike   But Leaders Cautious About Predicting Any Sizeable Reductions

Seven Billion Increase Voted by Lower House  12% Per Cent Is Added   12% Per Cent Is Added to Individual Burden; Billion More Excise

Senate Hopes  To Cut Truman Territie Tax   Largest Single Tax Bill Ever Presented To Congress Hikes  Individual Tax 1244%

Senate Mav ‘ase Tax Bill   But Leaders Cautious  About Predicting Sizable Cuts

Senate Leaders Hope To Soften Impact Of Huge House-Approved Tax Increase

House Passes Tax Boost, Nation's Largest Bill   Income, Liquor, Autos to Be Hit

Senate Leaders Say Tax Bill May Get Cuts   Cautious About Predicting Any Sizeable Fiqures

But See Little Chance for Sizable Cuts—  Senate Leaders Hope to Soften Impact of Record Tax Measure Approved by Hous

Big Tax Hike Bill Passed by House   Levy on Individual Incomes Would Be Raised by 124 Percent

SENATE PLANS ONLY FEW CHANGES —   No Sizeable Reductions In $7,200,000,000 Bill Seen   MEASURE   Increases All Types Taxes With 12} Per Cent Boost On Individual Incomes

Senate Leaders Hope To Soften Huge Tax Bill   Cautious About Predicting Any Sizeable Slashes

Senate Leaders Hope To Reduce Boost In Taxes   Program ¥ated By House To Produce $7 Billion’ Tope Any Revenue Bill

House Approves Heavy Whack At Pocketbooks  Economy Measures To Be Attempted

Will Seek: Softening Of Tax Bill   Chairman of Finance: Committee Says. That Bill fs Too Harsh  In tte Pracant: Farm.

Senate May Cut Amount Of Tax Hike   House Approves Largest Revenne Bill In History

Senate Leaders Talk Of Easing Impact Of Taxes  _ Say They’ I Study House-Passed Bill Seeking $7 Billion

Senators See No Sizeable Cuts In Tax Boost Bill   But Leaders Hope To Soften Impact Of Measure Approved By House

Senate May Cut Measure To Fit Spending Plans   Income Tax Hike For Individuals Is 123 Per Cent.

SENATE NOT EXPECTED TO CUT TAX HIKE   But Leaders May Try to Soften Impact of Record $7,200,000,000 Increase Made by House.   WILL ATTEMPT TO CUT GOV'T EXPENSES   May Also Delay Date of 121 Pet. Raise on Individual Income Tax Until October. 

Senate May Soften Tax Bill Bite  Sen. George Sees   Sen. George Sees No Opportunity for Maior Cuts

House Approves Record 7 Billion  Increase Friday   Proposed Plan Would Boost Individual Income Taxes 122 Percent Next September

HOPE TO EASE BiG TAX BLOW   Senators, However, Are Doubtful Of Any Maior Cuts

Huge Tax Bill OK'd by House, Goes to Senate  Individual Income Taxes to Be Raised; Rich Vatec ‘No’

Several Say Billion Can Be Cut Off   Seek To Ease Levy On Individuals? Promise Economies

Tax-Rise Bill Passes House: Softening Seen   Vote 233 to 160— Chance of Big Cuts Doubtful in Senate

Senate Hopes To Soften’ Big Tax Bill   However, Leader: Are Cautious of Predicting Cuts

Senate Leaders Hope to Soften House Tax Bill  Measure I¢ Laraest

Bombers Held  Russ Deterrent   Air Expert Urges Sending U. $. Ground Forces to Aid Europe Defense

Strategic Bombing Could Smash Russian Industrial Powers, But Send Troops---Air Force

Gen. LeMay Says Bombers Could Smash Soviet Industry, But Troops Also Needed

‘SOFT COAL MINERS GETTING “VOLUNTARY 20-CENT HOURLY WAGE INCREASE, REPORT SAYS

COAL CONTRACT APPEARS NEAR   Both Sides Believed Seek. ing Action Before Freeze Applied

Lewis Seeks Big Pay Boost For Miners   20-Cent Hour Wage Increase Sought at Meeting

Agreement Near on Pay for Miners   Lewis and Soft Coal Industry Lined Up , for $1.60-a-Dav Hike

Lewis, Industry Agree On Raise Of Miners’ Pay   Will Sign Voluntary Agreement Today if Accord Lasts

Seek to Beat Price Freeze   50- cent Per Ton Raise in Prices Expected to Follow

Industry, Union Rush Voluntary Agreement to Beat Expected Freeze

Lewis’ Miners Reported Due For Pay Boost  Policy Committee   Policy Committee Will Meet Today

SOAL OPERATORS REPORTED READY TO BOOST WAU:   Hourly Raise of 20 Cents May Be Granted Before Government Applies Pay Freeze.   AGREEMENT WEPH UNION IS SAID TO BE NEAR   Indications Are Lewis Is Ask. ing Shorter Workday and Hike in Royalty for  Welfare Fund.

20 Cents An Hour Pay Hike  Rumored For Coal Miners As Lewis Calls In Policy Group

Policy Committee ‘Summoned By Lewis Coal industry Reportee   Ready To Give 20 Cent  Increase

Lewrts. Coal Men Near Agreement   Bargaining Pushed to Beat lL. S. Controls On Wages and Prices

Report Mine Operators to  Hike Pay 20c   Lewis Calls Policy Committee Together, Follows Conferences With Macec. Moody

Mine Pay Hike Seen as Lewis  Calls Advisors   Action Strengthens Rumor Of Voluntary 20-Cent Wanrty Incres

Accord Nears On Soft Coal Wage Contract   Lewis, Operators Seen Agreeing On $1.60 Day Hike To Beat ‘Freeze’

Near Agreement On Wage Hike For Coal Miners   Lewis, Operators Rush Details To Beat Wage-Price Freeze

MINERS TO GET WAGE INCREASE; COAL GOING UF   Raise of $1.60 Per Day and 50c Per Ton Price Hike.

Lewis Reported Near Agreement On Coal Pay Hike   Decision Believed Possible “Within Next Few Hours’

Lewis, Operator: Near Agreement Reported Agreeing On  $1.60 a Day Pay Hike . For Soft Coal Miners

Pit Pay Hike Of $1.60 Day Believed Due   Lewis, Operators Rumored in Accord Southern Unit Sits

/20-Cent Pay Increase ' For Miners Is Rumored   Lewis Calls Policy Committee Into Session Today; Industry Apparently OKs Move

 Town of 1,120 Lost it Forest Fire in Washington State   Hospital, Two Hotels Among Buildings Going’ Up in Flames

Believes Unfair Tactics Being Used Against  _. Him — Pins Blame For. Costly we“ Blunders On Others’

Believes Unfair Tactics Being Used Against _ . Him — Pins Blame For Costly  Tt  aS “Blunders On Others”

Institute Alcohol Fire ls Under Control But Still Blazing   BOLT HITS Of TANKS

HANOVER FIREMEN TAKE COURSE AT LEWISTOWN   Three Officials Of Department Here Attend Pennsylvania Fire School Sessions This Week

Vishinsky And Casey Engage In Angry Tiff   Russian Minister Charges Delegates With Police Methods

Tragedy In Lenoir Brings To Mind Similar Incident Christmas, 1929

Some Specuiation Reds May Have Air  Cunnart Mavi Tein  WHPPUE % INGAL aap      But American Troops Are Confident They Can Stop Anything Reds Throw At Them

{UN to Take Up Western Plan on German Reunification: Nationalist Charges Remain on Agenda

U.N. Okays Big Three Plan On GermanQuestior  Russian Objections Ignored in Two Assembly Votes

Soviet Says Problem Not Any Business Of Assembly   Communist Bloe Beaten By 47-6 In Vote On Idea

Vishinsky’s Claim Is Thrown Out   Soviet Attempt  To Force Charges Off Agenda Is Also Beaten by Assembly

Russian Attempt To Force Off Nationalist Chinese Charges Of Soviet Aggression In China Beaten Back; Vishinsky Differs.

ULN. Votes fo Take Up West's Initial Step   Big 3 Move Adopted Over Strong Protest. Of Soviet Union

U.N. Blocks Soviets On Reunification   Vote To Take Up Western Plan Yor Germany

UN To Take Up Big 3 Plan For German Unity   Russan Protest That It Lacks Jurisdiction Reiected By Assembly

Senator Opposes Wholesale Promotion Of Modern Farming In Backward Areas

Chinese Reds Make Attacks  Some War Action In Vicinity Of lron Triangle   Red« Priven Orr

 Medical Study Favors New Cold Drugs  Anti-Histamine Research Proves To Be Favorable

Effects of Antihistamines  Studies Show Some Cold Symptoms Relieved

-No Care, But Less Suffering F ind Antihistamines Help To Relieve Some Cold Symptoms

US To Put Lid On Meat Cost   Government To Dole Out Scarce Items To Industry

Specific Ceilings For Meat To Be Invoked By Goy't Soon  World ‘War Il Plan To Allot)Scarce Materials To Go Into Effect After July

Vite Materials To Be Doled Out By Government   Meat Price Lids Due Within Week

 Prepare Ceiling Price on Livestock  And on the Steak on Your Table

Specific Meat PriceCeilings Coming Soon Plan To Dole Out  gc.   Plan To Dole Out Scarce Materials Also Disclosed —~

Meat Price Ceilings To Come Soon   Old CMP Scheduled After July 1 To Contro! Materials

Ceiling Prices On Meat Coming  Scarce Materials To Be Allotted, Also

RETAIL CEILINGS  ON MEAT PRICES DIE WITHIN WEEK   Conirols Also Planned for Wholesale, Slaughternouse Levels   MATERIAL CURBS SOON   Scarce Supplies to Go to Defense Orders by U. 8. Direction

Graham Speaks His Confidence   Seems Sure That He And Staff Will Help Settle Border Fight

EXEMPTED YOUTHS EYED  GCuard-Defense Debate May Get Senate Look-See

NEW HURRICANE IN CARIBBEAN   Forms In Same Area As One That Killed 200 Last Month

_WHERRY RAPS ADMINISTRATION. Says U.S. On Road To Military Dictatorship

MYRNA WELTY * DIES.IN CRASH: 4 THES HURT   Ronny Welty and Little Child Badly Hurt in Accident Near Salem.

MYRNA WELTY D'ESIN CRASH:   Ronny Welty and Little Child Badly Hurt in Accident Near Salem.

Five-Cent Tax On Gas Pushed   Compromise Measure Ready In Lansina

FIANCEE LAUGHS AND LAUGHS Bachelor Clubs Fire Backsliding Director

Temperatures   U.S. Seeks to Avert Telegraph Tieup; Phone Strike May Spread

Western Union Peace Sought    Mediators Try To   Nip Monday Strike

INCREASED DEMANDS ARE SEEN ~  Cotfon Leaders Make Plans For ~ Huge Crop Despite War Outlook

29 Enemy Jets Shot Down in Biggest Battle   Enemy Resistance Light on Ground In Most Sectors

Yanks Suffer No Losses While Winning Victory In Biggest Jet Battle   At Least 65 Soviet Planes Attack Flight Of B-29 Bombers Protected By 10 American Jet Fighter Planes

29 Enemy Jefs Destroyed or Damaged in Korea Air Fray, \B-29 Gunners Get 9: Red Troops in Mystery Pullback

29 RED JET PLANES BLASTED IN BATTLE   Yank Pilots Report Enemy Warplanes Shot Down or Damaged

No U. $. Planes Reported Lost in Biggest Battle   Enemy Craft Show First Real Fight, Fail to Turn, Run

GREATEST JET AERIAL BATTLE YET RECORDED   Eight Enemy MiGs Destroyed; Bombers Blast Yalu Bridge   REDS IN PUZZLING RETREAT IN WEST

MiGs Seek To Prevent B-29 Bomb Mission   History's Biggest Jet-Bomber Battle Is Stubborn Fiaht

American Jets And B-29s Bag At Least Eight  Enemy Withdrawal  27 FEIN £serrercnire

Heavy Commie Jet Attacks Thrown Back   Yank Planes Down 8 Reds In Largest Jet-Bomber Battle

29 Planes Of Enemy Shot Down   Reds Withdraw In WestCentral Korea But Fight Elsewhere

Enemy Ground Troops Retreat Again  Withdrawal Action on West-Central Frant Te Dugsling

29 Russ Planes Hit In Greatest Air Fight of War   ‘No Yanks Lost As Foe  Makes Futile Attack On Bombers

29 nem) Jets Lost. Damaged   Greatest Jet, Bomber Air Battle Is Fought; Resistance on Ground

Enemy Ground Troops — Retreat Again   Wyrthdraurnl Acton   Withdrawal Action on West-Ceniral Fronils Puzzling

JET FIGHTERS, BOMBERS HALT MIGS ATTACK   Enemy Bridge Hit By UN and Communist Troops Retreat

New Record Fight Is Staged In NW Korea   Allies Net 2.500 Reds As They Push Deeper Into Red North Korea

29 Enemy Planes Reported Hit in Huce Air Battles   Fighting Develops Few Hours After Truman Warns of Increase in Red Air Power; Chinese in Puzzling Withdrawal on Ground

U. 5. Demands Aggressor Brand ‘On Red Chinese   Formal Action Taken Without Other Sponsors

Decides To Act Alone As Allies Fail To Support   Time Come To Draw The Line In Korea, Austin Declared

Other Nations Balk at Terms of Resolution   Washington Gives Up Attempt to Obtain Cosponsors

Boozer Quizzed In Two Killings  Detroit, Grand Rapid: Slayinas Similar

Boy Killer Gets Life In Lansing  Negro, 15, Thinks His Sentence Too Severe

Rail Unions Disgruntled Over Events   Resent. Pressure and Charges Hurled by President; Appeal to Mediation Board

AP Correspondent  Missing In Prague Had Reported He Was Being Followed

French Believe Kurope Army  Still Possible   BritishSupportEncourages Leaders Of Plan For Unified Command Of Troops

Communit y Xmas Tree Donors   ENCOURAGED BY BRITISH  French Confident Of Forming  One-Uniform European Army

TAXPAYERS TO MEET TO DISCUSS SCHOOL   Langhorne Manor Residents Invite Dr. Charles Boehm To The Meeting   OBJECT TO THE COSTS

19 Of Enemy Reported Hit In Wild Fray   UN Infantry Captures Hill Southeast Of Kumsong; Patrols Advance

Red Jets Meet Stiff Opposition   19 Damaged, Downed by Allied Fighters

Allied Jets Win Big Plane Battle  UN Downs, Damages 19 Red Planes as B-29 Is Crippled

Allied Fire Blasts 19 Red MiGs   Jets of 3 Nations Wage Clash in 9 Separate Fights over Korea.

Farmers Oppose Plan to Freeze Pari Prices  Sees ope PS Be   Plea to Tighten Controls Given To Conaress

—CONGRESS— Blast Plan For ‘Frozen’ Farm Parity  Maybank Predicts  Measure’s Defeat

FARM PARITY FREEZE PLAN IS PROPOSEL   Truman Outlines AntiInflation And Mobilization Program.

Tea’ Hits                Maybank Says. Plan ill Get No Place’ .  ith Conorescemen

Truman Idea To Freeze Farm Parity Kach Year Meets Tough Opposition

‘Opposition To Freezing Farm Parity Grows   President's Program Draws Fire Of ' _- Conafessmen

Truman Price  Idea Collides With Farmers  Anderson Supports President's Freeze Plan. Mavbank. No

PARITY ‘FREEZE’  OPPOSITION MOUNTS   Sen. Anderson Says Truman’s Plan Okay, But Farm State Bloc May. Bury Proposal

Farm States To Oppose Truman's Freeze Proposal   President Suggests Farm Parity Freeze To  Hold Line.

Farm Bloe Rips Parity  Freeze Plan   House, Senate Map Hearings On Truman Mobilization Actions

Farm States Hit Truman Proposal To Freeze Parity  Former Agriculture Secretary Defends New Proscram

Farm State Bloc Opposes Freeze Of Prices Parity  Truman’s Proposal For Inflation Curb

F: arm Bloe W ill Fight  Truman Plan   Maybank Sees Defeat For Freezing Of Parity

Farm Parity Plan Lauded And Rapped   President's Proposal To Place Freeze On Farm Parity Gets A Mixed Congress Reaction

Farm Parity Freeze Idea Is Attacked In Congress   * One-Time Secretary   “One-Time Secretary Of. Agriculture Has Declared Agreement

Parity Freeze’ Proposals Hit By FarmGrouy   “Anderson Likes Plan But Maybank Asserts It Will Be Rejected

Truman Proposa fo. Freeze Farm Parity Opposed   Barrage From Farm: States Presages a Refusal by Congress

Parity ( eiling  Idea ‘Slapped   Farm State Solons Hit Truman Proposal For Controls

The Weather   Farm Parity Freeze Proposal Hits Opposition in Conaress

‘Farm State’ Congressmen Against Plan   President Urges Quick Action On Bill to Increase Taxes by Billions

FARM STATES HIT PROPOSAL T0 FREEZE PARITY   Farm Bureau Opposes Change in Formula; Sen. Anderson Approves.

Truman Proposal To Freeze Parity Hits Opposition   Farm States Protest Latest Control Plan; Anderson Supports I

Farm Bloc Hits Freeze on Parity  Truman Proposal Meets Criticism

Parity Freeze Plan Stirs Fight  Farm Bilge Fr otests umoan’s Proposals

Parity Freeze Will Be F ought By Farm Bloc   Truman Plan ‘Will Get No Place,’ Maybank Says; Tax Action Asked

Sharp Debate Looms on Farm Price Freeze   Truman Proposes Putting Parity Prices On Yearly Basis

Truman’s Proposal to Freeze Farn Parity Collides With Barrage Of Opposition From Farm States

Truman Outlines Program  Farm Parity Freeze Plan Faces Opposition

SOLONS SQUAWK OVER PROPOSED PARITY FREEZE   PRESIDENT’S PLAN INTENDED TO AID FOOD PRICE CONTROLS

Members Of Both Parties Oppose Move   Organizations Also quickly Attack Program

TRUMAN FARM PLAN RAPPED   Farm States Assail Plan To Freeze Parities .  _ By The Year

FARM FREEZE TIFT   Truman’s Agriculture Price Control Measure Has Opponents

‘Truman Plans ‘Freeze by the Year’  Farm Parity - Freeze Proposal Runs into Barrage of Protest

Truman’s Proposal To Freeze Farm Parity By Year ‘Collides With Barrage Of Opposition In Congress

Solons Believe Congress Sure To Defeat Plan   Farm State Lawmakers Lead Opposition; Tax Proposals Win More Favorable Reception

Vandenberg Warns Enemy Could Bomb U. 5.   Says American Planes Could Retaliate inatantly

Knemy Can Bomb U.S.. Says Chief   Gen. Vandenberg Sees No Need For A-Bomb In Korea

U.S.Could Not Avoid Being Bombed 4aUndeclared War, General Says—

U.S. Vulnerable to Attack . By Air, Says Gen. Vandenberc   eutrie Adds Air rorce Could Retallate Almost Instantly —Gives Stand on A-Romis

GOP SENATORS T0 AIR TAX PROBLEM AT 2-DAY CAUCUS      By FRANK L. BERKOPEC Unite? Presa Corresnondent

TAX RATES T0 BE DECIDED BY LOCAL GOV'TS   New Law Would End Legis/ lature’s Control Over Ceilings.

Agreement Effective Unti? Jannary 16, 1953 With Increase Of Ten-Cents Upon Wage Board Approval   SEVERAL CHANGES  MADE IN CONTRACT

Sailor Is Recalled To Naval Station   Indecision Over Wedding _to Cancer-Sick Girl Brings Action

[FROST POLIO FIGHTERS KEEP COMING FOR RABIES SHOTS: RIDSGUFFAW AT-DR Cox”

FROST POLIO FIGHTERS KEEP COMING FOR RABIES SHOTS: KIDS CUFFAW.AT DR. Coy

Congress Passes. Strawn Reservoir Planning Fund  Senate Includes EAMONN AAN ££. sha   Senate Includes $290,000 for the Project in $638  > Milian, Manepra

Crack Limey Parachutists Are Alerted  Py   Possibility of Action In Iran Seen In  Sudden Order

AUN PARACHUTE TROUPS ALERTED BY GREAT BRITAI   ‘Labor Government Indicates It Intends to Take Strong “Ieasures in Iranian Oil Crisis.   U.S. KEPT INFORMED OF DEVELOPMENTS   New Note Prepared by Lan. don Protesting Tehran's Moves to Carry Out Nationalization Law.

4,000 Paratroopers Are Assembled Near London   Labor Government Seems Determined To Take Strong Action If Iranian Government Takes Over Britich Of fraterecse __ ;

British Troops Alerted, May Head for Iran   Crack Paratroop  Group Pa For Secret Plans

BRITISH ‘CHUTISTS ALERTED FOR DUTY   Trouble-Shooting Unit May Be Dispatched to Iran,

Paratroops Alerted —  For Action   Government May Take Measures To Retain Wells

Britain May. Use Emergency Unit To Protect Huge Oil Interests From Seizure

American Delegation Confident, but Vote Likely To Be Put off Until Next Thursday

U. S. to Demand UN Brand China Reds Agaressors   Resolution Will Be Given at Emergency Meeting of Committe:

US. 10 PRESS FOR ACTION BY U.N. ON CHINA   Political Committee Called In Special Session For Debate.

U,§. DEMANDS THAT U.N, ACT ON RED CHINA   American Delegation Confident That Aggressor Resolution Will Be Adopted.

Pioneer Kerrville Merchant, Robt Saenger, Sr., 86, Dies Thursday. Services Friday At Zion's Church

Pioneer Kerrville Merchant Robert Saenger, Sr., Died Last Thursday

Youth Has Army Trouble   He Wants Army, But Army Doesn't Want His Services

Action of UN Pilof In Strafing Kaesong May Develop Into War's Turning Point

Bridge Spans in Topeka Washed out by Kaw and Many Towns Are Alerted

Workers Labor Feverishly in City Areas to Keep Water Out  CREST AT MANHATTAN Kansas City Area Officials  Urge Evacuation From  Lowlands

DEATH SUSPECT IS EXONERATED   Watson Harris, Jr., Freed In Slaying Of Constable Hardison

Van Fleet Says War In *New Phase’   Troops Ordered To Stop Chasing Communist Enemy

Would Permit Legislature To Ad journ Next Week Without Need  For Special Session In Coming  Spring   MINORITY BLOC TO OPPOSS INCOME TAX

Senate Handed Compromise . Tax’ Program    State House Shuttles Nine-Bill Package “Through With Ease

Northwest Warned On Power   Defense Chief Asks Aluminum Industry Survey

U. S. Urges Aluminum  Plant Shifts   Reynolds Co. Among “Those Asked To Quit Pacific Northwest

Northwest's Power Needs Pointed Out   Major Producers Ge Three Days To Map Plans To Shift

Aluminum Makers Ordered To Prepare Plant Shift Plans ©  Pacific Northwest Shortage —   Pacific Northwest Shortage Of Power Brings Surprise — Query from Defense Head :

Drouth Hits  Vital Output In Northwes'   Plants Given Three Day To Draft Blueprints  fe. DWeltnnantinn

ALUMINUM OUTPUT 15 THREATENED   POWER SHORTAGE IN PACIF1G NORTHWEST MAY FORCE PEANTS TO MOVE.

Short Power May Shift Coast Plants  Aluminum Plants In Northwest May Be Affected

Aluminum Plant Shift Asked in Power Shortage  Pacific Northwest Cirrme Dantiactar ta   Pacific Northwest Firms Requested to Make Plans in 3 Days

Wholesale Gas Rate Increased   16 Utility Companies, Including Power-Light Are Affected

Rodgers, Morrow May Make Bid For Desa Governorship Backing, Tnereasing Field To Four Men

Gen. Ridgway Sees No End toKorean War   Political Settlement Alone Can Bring Peate. He Cautions

No End of Fighting In Sight: Ridgway  Says Settlement Must Be Political

WILLIAMS GETS GAS TAX BILL   Republicans Pull ‘Fast One’ On Governor  Te Push Veto

Allies Score July Fourth War Victory   Drive Communists Back From Key Sobang Mountains

Reds Yield Peaks After Hard Battle   Retreat to New Line o Defense on Central Korean Front.

Air Experts Back Long-Range Craft   Claim Big Bombers Only Hope of KOjing Reds

Second District Legion ‘Officers In Conference at Locansport Wednesdav

rreve Allve     ‘Voice of America’ Challenges Czechs to Let Oatis Broadcast -

Truman Boosts Lakes Seaway  St. Lawrence Project Listed As Uraent

GREEN M)UNU CHURCH OF GOD Rev Arvell Hughes, Paster Phone, Mt. Pleasnat—7408 Mies * anla Rath Sime   FIRST CHURCH OF GOD RRIGHTON CHAPRI,

PLANE EXPLODES: 8 ABOARD KILLED   Flames Sweep ©-54 Transport in Fairbanks, Alaska-—-None on Craft Escape Inferno,

FOOD, FARMING AND YOU —  American Wheat Being Sold Abroad at Controlled Price

Another Banke! Is Arrested In $363,000 Fraud   Parkersburg, W.Va. Teller Dabbled In Oil Well Ventures

CRIME IN AMERICA: No. 2  Mafia (Black Hand) Found Back of World Crime Rina

Accordionist Who. Disappeared . - On Eve of Induction to Surrender

Believe Sanitarium Refuge From Draft  Prepare to Arrest Fugitive Contino

Contino Indicted As Draft Dodger  Accordionist Agrees To Surrender Today

Evasion of Drafi Is Facing Continc   Accordionist Surrenders Following Disappearance From ‘Fenced-In’ Camp

Dick Contino Faces Charges   Accordianist Gives Himself Up.—Says He Has Been “Confused.”

Contino To Give Up To Army Today   Had Submitted Doctors’ Reports

Contino Shows Up, Surrenders  To FBI Agent   Draft Evasion Charged In Case of 20-Year-Old Who Vanished

Contino Gives Up, Says He Cot Confused   Under Doctor’s Care for Years for Mental Condition

DICK CONTINO CHARGED WITH DRAFT EVASION   Surrenders After Hiding Out  6 Days; He Feared : Being Cut.

Syndicate Head Flatly Told Hes a Liar, in Second Day As Witness In Drama-Packed Hearing

Senate Crime Probe Calls Costello Liar; Cites Perjury Action   Gambler Tripped Up on Testimony About Wire-Tapping Check

Prosecution Step Aimed At Costello   Study of Perjury Action Referred by Probers To Justice Dept.

FRANK COSTELLO CALLED LIAR BY SENATE PROBERS   Accused Racketeer’s Mind Improves Under Per jury Threat   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IS GETTING RECORD

Probers Nail Costello by Perjury Barb   Prosecution Threat Clears Memory Of Secreted Cash

[Racketeer Costello Accused Of F lirting 7 With Perjury During Crime Investigatior

Sen. O’Conor Loosens Tongu: Of Unwilling Witness Ir Crime Probe In New York Much Untold

Costello Tells. Crime Probers About Wealth   Racketeer, Facing Prosecution, Admits To $150,000

Probers Call Him Liar In Hot Session  Racketeer Denies Wiretap Check

COSTELLO NOW FACES FEDERAL PROSEGUTION   Witness Disputes Gambler’s Words on Wire-Tapping

COSTELNA CALLED LIAR BY PROBERS   PROSECUTION OF GAMBLER FOR PERJURY THREAT. ENED AT HEARING.

Senate Crime Probers Call  Costello Liar   Racketeer Told He's Flirting With Perjury Because of Testimony

‘Chinese Abandoning Their ‘Iron Triangle’   Thousands of Reds Withdrawing Fram Heavily Attacked Positions

Reds Recoil Before Fierce Allied Attack   Abandon Portions O ‘Iron Triangle’ In North Korea

Planes Pounc Foes Fleeing,  Korean Base   Artillery, Doughboys Join In Blistering Assaults On Chinese

Chinese Leave Massing Area And Flee North  Forced to Yield  lron Triangle RY EIN Shalling

Battered Reds Post Rearguard In Twin Bases   Allies Flush Reds Out As Strongholds Wilt Under Fire

Reds Retreat Under Fierce Allied Fire  Chinese Reported wet ye olum

Reds Leave 2 Key Points Of ‘Triangle’   Communists Flee Chorwon.Kumhwa   Allied Infantrymen Flush Out Rear Guards With Bayonets, Grenades

Reds Leave Strongholds In Triangle’   Superforts Rain Bombs On Area, Main Stand North

Terrific Allied Artillery Fire Forces Foe Back   Die-Hard Rearguards Battle Furiously To Cover Retreat

Use of Hall Denied to GOP Rally   Republicans Charge ‘Politics’ but Hall President Says It Is ‘Non-partisan’

* ‘ o ‘Stalemate Continues Over Proposed Hike In Stamford Phone Rates

House Votes Cuts In Truman Budget   Economy Bloc Scores Hits. On Three Items =

Economy Bloc Cuts Items in Treasury Bill   $898,000 Savings Claimed on First Day of Debate

Shakeup Urged By Wilson ‘Truman Planning Closer-Knit iDefense Production Agency

‘New Defense Production Agency To Be Established By President   To Link Existing Bureaus More Closely, Control Military Buying

Quick Action Predicted by Legislators With Saturday Or Sunday as Quitting Time

RED EFFORTS TO SABOTAGE PARLEY FAIL   Soviets Warn Jap Pact May Start New War In Asia

Red Delaying Moves Rebuffed   Soviets, Poles Czechs Have Not Indicated If They Will Sian Pact

Reds See War Threat Over Treaty   Gromyko Fails To Balk Talks; Walks Out, In

DEFEND WEST HEMISPHERE, GOP DEMANDS   House Members Insist U.S. Abandon Foreign Policy of “Costly Failure.”

Congressional Approval of Military” ~ Policy Asked by GOP House Members

The Weather   Republicans Insist . U. S. Concentrate On Hemisphere Plar

MANPOWER, RENT, WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS UP   30-Day Freeze On Wages, Prices Ree, Dropped

MANPO WAGE AND PRICE CONTROLS UP  --30-Day Freeze On   30-Day Freeze On Wages, Prices gaan Dropped

Trustees Ease OSU Speaker Screening  Students Proposal lqnored by Board

 Mrs. George Bernard Shaw's Legacy: A Short Essay on Teaching ‘The Irish to Social Grace s

Doesn't Believe You Can Change the Irish — They Like Themselves the Way They Are

HST Yells For Controls Law  Assails ‘Extremists’ In Blast At Solons

Truman Assails ‘Extremists’ Who (Oppose Controls  “Wor pesmi - - on pee en  , +. wT. J

Truman Given Assurance of Strong Control:   President Fires New Blast at Opponents On Inflation Issue

Truman Blasts Those Opposing His Policy   Top Demo Leaders Assure President Workable  Plans Possible

Truman Blasts Extremists in Inflation Fight  - Leaders Believe Curb Bill Will Go Thru on Time

HT Hits Foes Of  Controls   President Says He Needs Law To Strengthen Control:

TRUMAN ADSERTS CONTROLS SHOULD BE STRENGTHENED   President: Lashes Out Anew at “Extremists” in) Congress Who--Qppose Ad ministration Program,         PRICES OF SOME CLOTHING ‘FO REESE   OPS Approves Slight Raises on Woolen Goods and on Wide Range of Manufactored Items.

President Hits Moves to Kill Controls Plans   Democratic Solons Assure Truman Bill Will Be Approved

QUIET ON FLIERS   Hungary Makes No Mention of Airmen in Answer to  U. S. Request

[LEVELING OFF   EVELING OFF  Military. Budget to Drop $11 Billion Next Year

Public Hearing on «Income Ta~ Levy Held   Labor Attacks Proposa as “Soak-the-Poor” Scheme; Chairman Wood Firm in Forecast Program Will Go Through,

A NEW CHILL WAVE   Light Rain or Snow Flurries Foreeast for Sunday

OPPOSES LIMIT BY CONGRESS ON GROUND TROOPS   ‘Declares Alrpower Can Knock Out Russion War Plants

NEW BAN HINTED ON NATURAL GAS   Order Prohibiting Its Use to Heat New Homes Expected Thursday

New Homes Face  : Ban On Gas Heal   Northeast And Midwest Target Of New Order

HD Leader Course Meels Wednesday  Treining Given for Family, Community Life Fregrem

BUS CRASH FATAL TO TWO SOLDIERS; 21 OTHERS HURY   Army Vehicle Leaves Road in Indiana and Knocks Down Tree—Left Side Is Sheared Off.   21-YEAR-OLD DRIVER REPORTED ASLEEE   All Casualties Except One _Were Due to Leave This. Month for Germany—t in Critical Condition.

Two Atterbury Ven Killed in Bus Aceident   Sixteen Injured—Bus Leaves Road. Hits Tree ~Soldiers Returning  From Farewell Party

2 Die, 16 Hurt As Army Bus Rips Into Tree  Pennsylvania Men  Injured In Indiana During ‘Farewell?

2 Soldiers Die In Bus Accident  16 Others From Campo Are Injured

Thundershowers MADISON WEATHER   Finleffer Reveals China Now Has 1,000. Available   Could Be Thrown into Korea Anytime, Air Secretary Says

Bakewell Wins Eleventh District Election Race   Democrats Claim Schendel Victim Of Smear Campatar

California Hoodlums Sniff Texas Oil, Prosecutors Told   Conference of Law Enforcement Officers Hears How Foolish Citizens Aid Criminals

Tasty Food for Front Line Is Objective of US Army   Take 8 Weeks Course

Twin City Group Backs Request  Badger Airline. Asks. Certificate Renewal

Probe Foul Plan In Author's Death  Kremlin May Have Ordered Execution

Adamic Ardent Supporter of Tito  FBI Probes Possible Red Plot In Author’s Death

Did Kremlin Have Adamic Murdered? FBI Checks Clues   Author’s Support of Titoism Brings Federal Agents into New Jersey Death Mystery

FBI INVESTIGATING DEATH OF ADAMIC   Possibility Long Arm of Kremlin May Have Reached Out to Murder Author  ECraAD oc Oitii Di AY?

Bargains in A-Bombs Are Now Possible   Weapons Can Be Made For $240,000 Apiece, McMahon Declares  In Statement

, Armies, Navies, Air Arms May Be Obsolete oe eas ay Be Ubsolete  Mass, Cheap Production Of Atomic  Bombs Can Revolutionize Warfare

Will Cost No More Than A Medium Tank   Senate Authority Suggests End To Army Traditions

WcMahon Sees No Limit on Quantity If We Go All-Out—  Can the U.S. Make Atom Bombs as Cheaply as Tanks?

Is It Better. To Obliterate Or Occupy Enemy Nation?  Pontaron Disvlavs Instant Interest In Atomic Arms Plan

Gen. MacArthur Has the Authority To Send UN Forces Past Parallel

PEIPING SAYS ‘NO PEACE’ Smash Across Parallel Seen Answer To Commies

The Weather   Truman Told To Sign Bill On Conirols  Act Is Termed  Inadequate Ce + a  Se

Measure Draws Sharp Criticism As Inadequate   President Appears Certain To Sign By Midnight When Old Law Expires; Lahor Would Back Veto

President Is Advised to Sign Control Bill But to Blast it as Inadequate

Truman Urgec To Sign New. Controls Bill   House Vote OK’'s States Ownership Of Coastal Lands

Controls Bill Awaits Action By President   Truman Expected To Sign Economic Controls Bill and To Blast It as Inadequate.

TRUMAN AIDES ADVISE FIM TO SIGN   President Expected To Rap Measure As Inadequate   Defense Production Would Falter If Economic Controls Lapse

LABOR WOULD BACK VETO OF CONTROLS BILL   But President Is Expected To Sign It, Call For Early Revisal.

New Try Seen  On Rollbacks, Slaughtering  President’s Decision Bevattast.4biw De cute

Control Bill Ready For  Signature   Approval Shied Before Old Law ¥anires Tonizht

Old Measure Will Expire At Midnight   Bill Is Thought To Be Inadequate To Curb Inflation

Truman Advised To Sign, Attack Controls Law   Added Legislation Seen bq Bill’s Foes To Halt Inflation

Truman O.K. Due Today On Controls   Aids Tell President To Sign Bill After Calling It Inadequat

Labor Leaders Ask President  Veto Measure   Control Act Likely To Be Signed Before Deadline At Midnight

Truman Advised By Top Aides To Sign Curb Bill   ‘Blast’ At Congress Over Terms: Also Is Expected

Economic Curbs Due To Lapse By Midnight   United Labor Policy Committee Calls Bill ‘Betrayal’  Of U.S. Consumer

Sienature ls Expected By Midnight   Aides Reportedly Advise Truman To Sign Measure —  Also Blast It

Truman Advised To Sign Control Legislation Now   * Aides Also Urging President To Blast Bill As Inadequate

Truman Will Act On Controls Bill Before Midnight  ULPC Would Have  Beacidant Vatn Te:   ULPC Would Have President Veto It; Pledaes Support .

Present Bill Expires Tonight At Midnight   President’s Aides Recommend That He Blast New Measure As Inadequate To Curb Inflationary Trend

Truman Is Told — To Sign New Bill, Then Give It Blast   Expectation in . Congress Is President Will Sign Measure by Midnight

WILL DECIDE ON MEASURE LATE TODAY   Labor Blasts Bill as- "Cal lous Betrayal of the Con _ sumers” and Would Back Veto.   BILL LACKS POWERS PRESIDENT WANTED   Controls Law Expires. at Midnight Tonight, Unless Truman Signs New Measure Into Law, 

Truman Gets Control Law For Signing  By Midnight  President Advised °  To Pass Measure, Demand Better One

Aides Reported Urging President  To Sign Measure  - Labor Group Blasts   Labor Group Blasts. Bill as Inadequate

Truman To Rap Controls Bill    Signature Expected Following Protest

President Is Expected to Sign Economic Control Bill Late Today, But Also Will Blast It

Truman Told To Sign New Controls Bill   President Is Expectec To Approve Measure By Midnight

Truman O.K. On Controls Bill Likely   Blast Predicted, Too. For Act President Calls ‘Inadequate’

Signing Of Control Bill Is Advised   Aides Also Urge President Blast Inadequate

Sharp Criticism From Executive, Also Foreseen   Congress’ Measure Is Inadequate in View at White House

And Blast It as Inadequate To Curb Inflation   Lawmakers Divided on Measure Continuing Curbs a Year

Iruman Expected lo Sign Controls Bill By Tonight  Labor Attacks It Bitterly, But Congress Sees Presidential OK

Charge Act Lacks Curbs On Inflation  Labor Calls for Veto; DiSalle Asks For Approval

TRUMAN OKEY OF CURB BILL IS PREDICTED   Aides Reported To Have Advised For Favorable Action

President ruman Expected To Sign New  Economic Controls Bill Into Law By Night

Measure Must Be Signed—Or Rejected-—By Midnight: Key Stabilization Aides Advise President To Sign Controls Bill—And Blast Inadequacy

EXPECT BLAST AT MEASURE AS T00 WEAK   Extends Lids To June But Lacks New Powers President Asked

OFFICIALS URGE TRUMAN 10 SIGN CONTROLS BILL   Key Stabilization Aides Also Advise Him To Blast It As Inadequate To Stop Inflation.

President Is To Sign Bill Before Night   Advisers Declare He Has No Choice But To Approve It

Truman Due to Sign Control Measure Today   ‘  Labor Brands Rill Callous Betrayal of U.S.  Consumers

TRUMAN REPORTED ADVISED TO SIGN CONTROL MEASURE   President Expected To Approve Bill Before Law Ends Tonight

By Midnight President Expected To Sign Bill With Blast At Congress

HOPE DIM FOR 66 MEN IN MINE   Known Dead Brought To 16 As Rescue Worker Dies

HOPE FADES ~ FOR 66 MINERS   British Workers Sealed Off 900 Feet Underground; 16 Known Dead.

Warren Angers Probers   Subpoena Served on  Governor of Florida By Senate Committes Investigating Crime

Surprise Support For HST   Southern Governors Hear Stand Against Civil Rights Revolt As Came In 1948

Dixie Governors Turn To Topic Of Civil Rights   Some Chiefs Renew Opposition To Any ‘Beat-Truman Move

Dixie Governors Oppose Revolt Against Truman  MeMath and Kerr Lead Battle for President Ase Mut! DP: n2ks- Parloavu

Beat- Truman’ Move Loses At Hot Springs   Pro-Administration Talk Due From Sam Rayburn

Civil Rights Issue Taken Up in South   Political Lines Forming for Fight On Controversy

Civil Rights Issue Warms Up Conference   Resistance to a Democratic Revolt Surprise Developmen

Anti-Truman Plot In South Doubted Now  Several Governors Come To President’

Red Hof Subject of Civil Rights Gets Attention ‘Of Southern Governors As They Whip Up Plans

Dixie Governors Turn To Subject Of Civil Rights   Outspoken Stand To Resist Any Revolt Is Surprise Developmen

Doubtful ‘Beat Truman’ Drive Will Be Started   Rayburn To Speak At State Dinner In Hot Springs

‘Dixie Governors Turn To Red-Hot Political Subject Of Civil Rights

GovernorsTake Up Hot Civil Rights Issue   Some Dixie Leaders Oppose ‘ Any Campaign Aimed at Beating Truman

PARTY LOYALTY SOUGHT Southern Governors Make Hot issue of Civil Rights

President Issues  Ouster Order In Middle Of Night Statement Issued  To Press Says He: Actad ‘With Daaent

GEN. RIDGWAY IS ELEVATED  TO TOP POSITION; VAN FLEET WILL DIRECT FIELD FORCES

General, Fired, Agrees to Appear Before Congress   Ridgway Takes © Over Fourfold Tokyo Command

Worldwide Reaction  Is Varied   Talk of Impeachments Is Heard in Congress; Gen.  Ridgway New UN Chief BACK TO HOMELAND?   General Will Address Congress, Sen. Where? Said This Morning

President Says Far East Chief Failed To Back UN Korea Policy   General Relieved of All Commands; Ridgway to Take Over Posts; Reveal Secret Measages Ignored by M’Arthur

Rescue Crews : Work 16 Hours Through Rock.  Have 15 Feet To Go to Learn Fate of Pair

Katy Wowld Drop Passenger Train   Officials Visiting in Emporia Today Say Application Will Be Filed About July 15

Katy Would Drop Passenger Train   Officials Visiting in Emporia Today Say  Application Will Be BFilad Ahait laity TH

Voters Elected School Boards For New Terms   Thirteen Districts Voted on Boards Throughout County

Joseph And Stewart Alsop Pay Tribute To Yalta Agreement By Late Roosevelt

Atomic Blast, Biggest Yet, Seen in L. B.   Explosion Hits Nevada With Force of Earthquake

4th Test Explosion Strongest   Flash Is Reported Seen as Far Away As L.A. and Frisco

Nevada City Damaged By Atom Blast   Window Shattered, People Frightened Many Miles Away

Blast Rocks Las Vegas   Fourth Atomic Flash Breaks Windows And Brings Flood of Calls

New A-Blast Has Earthquake Force   Brilliant Flash Is Visible 400 Miles

Concussion From. Atomic Blast Hits Las Vegas With Force Of Earthquake

Fourth Atom Blast Rocks Nevada City   Big Furniture Store Window Shattered; Seen From Distance

LAS VEGAS SHAKEN BY ATOMIC BLAST   Explosion 75 Miles Away Rocks City Like Quake

Fourth Atomic Blast Rocks  Nevada Area   Key AEC and Military Officials on Hand to  See Test Explosion— First Damage Occurs

Atom Blast Breaks Las Vegas Glass_   Fourth Test in One Week Lights Sky for 400 Miles

SHOCK ROCKS BUILDINGS IN NEVADA TOWN   Flash of Noonday Brilliance Visible Over Area of 400 Miles.

Newest A-Blast Jolts Buildings 75 Miles Away   Windows In Big Stores At Las Vegas Bulge In And Out Like Balloons

4th A-Blast Like a Quake   Las Vegas Rocked Flash Visible 400 Miles Away

Fourth Atomic Explosion Shakes Las Veoas Area   Force of Earthquake Shatters Window; Flast Seen 400 Miles Away

Fourth Atomic Blast Heaviest  nas Vegas Reports  1iLe- Enréekarinmnva

4th Atomic Blast Rocks Las Vegas, 40 Miles Away, With Earthquake Force

\Fi irst Damage Reported ‘Fourth Atomic Explosion (Hits Las Vegas Like Quake

Latest Explosion Near Las Vegas May Be Heaviest  _ Police Get Calls  PP... = ggg og ee   Police Get Calls From Alarmed Folks

FLASH TODAY IS SEEN 400 MILES AWAY   Night Sky Lit Like Noon; Three Concussion Waves Jar Town With Earthquake Force.

A-Bomb Blast, Like Quake, Rocks West  ” Fourth i in Series Of Tests Felt  Te. Arh Be*h. -&

‘4th Blast Rocks Las Vegas Badly   City Gets About As Much As It Can Take

A Terrific Force  Is Generated By  New Atomic Test Las Vegas Residents   las Vegas Residents Are Again Alarmed; Flash Is Reported _ Sean 400 Milee Arwen

Fourth Atomic Blast at Las Vegas Rocks City; Seen 400 Miles Away

Atomic Test Blast Jolts Las Vegas   Explosion Rocks Nevada City With Force Of An Earthquake: Downtown Windows Brceken

Las Vegas Rocked By Fourth Atomic Blast Experiment   Concussion Was Heaviest Since Tests Began On Western Desert

New A-Blast Rocks West   Most Powerful Yet, Shatters Windows In Las Veaas. Nev.

Rail Freight Rates Hike d   PUC in Idaho Grants 8 Pet. Rise on lotraState Shipping

Senate Slashes Appropriation For Pavrolls  Economy Move Designed To Save Millions

Senate Slices $11 Million Off Pay Proposal   Personnel-Cutting Action Hints ‘Anrputation’ Ss Costs

Paratroopers Braced For Atomic Maneuvers   Lotest Blast Cracks Store Windows _In Las Veags. 75 Miles from Scene

Soldiers Test Explosion Force   Today’s Was Fourth of Series, White Claud Rieac Mila

Atomic Blast Cracks Glass In Las Vegas   Picked Group of GI. Stationed in Field To Test Force Of Latest Explosion

Windows  Cracked _ '75 Miles Off   ‘Complete Suecese,” ‘Government Says of Series’ 4th Blast

Test Troops ‘Under Fire’ In Nevada   Stores Suffer In. Las Vegas; Flash Seen

New Atomic Blast Jars Las Vegas   Test Explosion Using Ground Troop: Shatters Windows

Infantrymen Get Taste Of Atomic War  Latest Test Blast Cracks Windows In

WINDOWS ARE SHATTEREDIN ABOMB TEST   Ground Troops Employed  For First Time To Note Effect

Cloud Soars Mile High  Over Scene   Soldiers Placed In Field To Test Effeet Of Blast

The Weather   Fourth Blast During Current Tests Is Big   Flash Seen For 75 Miles, Indicated That It Was Not The So-Called ‘Baby A-Bomb’ Type

Murder Accused Shift the Blame  Gainey and Gantt Accuse Each Other

MYSTERY DEATH TRIAL RESUMES   Stafe Witnesses Troop ‘To Stand As Cab Driver Sliying Case Becomes Tangled Tale.

DIPLOMATS SEEK UNITED DEFENSE OF ALL AMERICA   Western Hemisphere Foreign Ministers Will Meet To Out. line Central And  Southern Policies.

Western Heads ToConfer On New Strategy  7 Conference Of ) Ministers Set  tue VAS member em bain

Sources Report Canadian Involve In Spy Actions  Activities Disclosed nek. i of  Liikemin deatee aca

Official Named ir Espionage Probe Is Linked With  Activities of Red Spies in U.S.

Mother Held For Affack on Two Children   Boy and Girl, Beaten Over Head, Narrowly Escaped Death by  Burnina

Mother in Custody for Attack on Children   No Charges Yet Filed Against Liberal Weman, Pending Investinotinn

Killer Offensive © Carries Eighth Army Into City On 4th Day   Tank Column Seizes Mountain Junction In East, Allies Holding Positions In West.

Tank And Infantry Patrols Push Into —. Battered Hoengsong   Former Anchor Of Central Korean Defense Line Abandoned; Yankees Continue Advance On Wide Front

Continued Gains Scored in 8th Army Offensive   Western Front Around Seoul Relatively Quiet

UN’s New Offensive Rolls On   Air Foree Blasts Red Supply Lines To Support Armies

Chinese Abandon Stronghold   UN Troops Push 10 Mifes North Of Central Hub

Allied Tank — Column Also  Takes Panoniny   U.S. Artillery ~ Keeps Reds From Crossing Han

Reds Desert [Hoengsong, ‘Defense Key   Ameriean Columns Push Into Former Enemy Line Anchor

REDS ABANDON VITAL CITY ON DEFENSE LINE   Strategic Hoengsong, on Central Korean Front, Falls to U.N. Forces,

'UN 9th Corps -Commander  ‘Killed at Front   ‘Maj. Gen. Moore Dics After Helicopter Crashes Near Yan

Chinese Reds Abandon Hoensong   Yank Patrols Find Bomb-Flattened Citadel Ematy

American Colum Seizes Important Town of Pangnirr   Hail, Between Wonju Pyongchang Captured By Yank Forces

U. S. Forces Take Key Red Point   Capture Road junction of Pangnim and Storm Hoengsong

Peace ‘Benefits’ Explained to Red:   UN Unit Commanders Attempt to Convince Enemy of Big Gamble

UN Leaders Seek Peace In Korea   No Indication Yet Reds. Will Listen

‘Quit, Get Off Cheap,’ Korean Reds Are Told   UN Leaders Are Trying To Convince Communists  They Have Lost Gamble

RED CROSS SWIM CLASS PROGRAMS ARE CANCELLED  TT .wracer Stmeewwmdseeer Thanrnme DWDiame   Henry County Drops Plan; Ask Donations For Bland Ralief

CHINESE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO TALK PEACE  sages wers Will Inist on Negotiation a All Korean Probems

UN Would © End War at Parallel:38   But Commies Would’> Have to Agree To Negotiations  RY NOWNWATN T Onwvarre

Action Is Halted On Ouster Aimed At Sen. McCarthy   Postponement Is Made - Till Hennings Gets Back to Post on Committee  

Delay Action On McCarthy Ouster Move   Benton Says Wisconsin Solon Is ‘Worried’ by Plan for Hearing.

SEWAGE PLANT BIDS REVIEWED   Contracts Will Be Award. ed At Joint Meeting On Monday

SRD BURNED WN BENTON TWP. DWELLING FIRE   Mrs. Joseph Hines Makes Daring Attempt Te Save Children

Third Child Burned; Oil  Stove Blamed   Mother Returns Home Too Late To Halt Tragedy

Rains Break Long Drouth   §. Lowisienons Stand In Rain Until Drenched. Welcoming Needed Fell

No Progress Is Reported   U. §. Stitl Insisting, Too, That Armistice Terms Come Befare End ef Fighting

Session Longest Thus Far: Buffer Lone Discussed   No Progress Noted In Hard Bargaining; Allies Given Order To Maintain Demanc

14th Parley Is Underway  At Midnight   Buffer Zone Is Chief Drawback Facing Reds, Allies

13th Armistice Talk Recessed   Buffer Zone Is Debated  Ror Two Hours

Truce Parley Stays in Snarl On Butfer Zone  Debate Waged. Over Size and Place of Area

UN. Wants To Settle All  Disputes First   Talks Stalemated Over Question Of Boundary Location

Reds Want Immediate Cease Fire   Nam Il Shows First Signs of Tension; Chinese Talk More

Allies Standing Firmon Orders From Pentagon   ‘Communist Demands For Shooting’s End At Once Is Reported

UN AND REDS DPEN GnUCIAL NEGOTIATION   Delegates Talk for 2 Hours on Ceasefire Condition and Take Reress.

Deadlock on Cease-Fire Line  Holds   Foe Insists on Stopping Shooting First To Cantinue Talke

Allies And Reds Unable To Agree On Buffer Zone   Enemy Reportedly Demanding That Shooting Cease While Talks Continue But UN Says “‘No”’

Truce Talks  Snarled Over  Buffer Zone Reds Say Cease-Fire First; Allies Insist On Full Agreement

Negofiators Fail To Break Ground In Latest Talks   Reds Reported To Have Urged End To Shooting Soon

Allies Seeking Armistice Terms First   Buffer Zone Locale Creates Major Cause for Deadlock

Commies Irked By Allied Air Jabs In Korea   Buffer Zone Is Also Stumbling Block As Conferees Wranale

Temperatures.   Enemy Reported Eager. To Halt Shooting Now: Deplore Allied Bombing

No Progress Reported In 13th Session; Joy Rejects Communist Demands For Buffer Along 38th Parallel As Talks Are Set

Mining Company Blast Claims Multiple Lives   Eleven Men, Possibly More, Killed; Scores More Are Injured

Plant Blast Kills Eleven   ‘Explosion Tears Apart 6  Story Building In St.  Peul, Minn.

Plant Blast:Kills:. Eleven at St. Paul  More Deaths Feared From 50 Injured

Factory Blast Kills Eleven  Fifty Men Injured At Minnesota Plant

At Least 11 Men Killed in Plant Blast  Another 50 or More Injured in Cs Deal Punlacian

‘11 Known Dead  In Explosion   Blast at ‘Scotch Tape’ Plant Injures 50  

Labor, Controls Showdown Nears   Union Chiefs to See Truman on Dispute

TRU MAN MAY HAVE TO INTERVENE IN STRIFE  ane Sh PANERA RENIN ei Neer  Labor-Controls Issue Boils

UN WARPLANES HAMMER UNITS IN BUNKERS   Night Fighters. Damage Numerous Enemy Vehicles

BIG JET BATTLE FEATURES ACTION ON KOREAN FRONT   DOUGHBOYS AGAIN ASSAULT REDS ON HEARTBREAK RIDGE

120US.,Red Jets Battle In. Northwest   American Pilots. Say Three Enemy Planes Damaged In Fight

Jets Engage In Big Fight   American Pilots Damage Three Of Enemy’s Plone:

Korean War's Biggest Air Fight; Central Front Quiets   New Attacks Hurled at ‘Heartbreak Ridge’   3 Planes Raid Seanl- ] Short Down

ltaly Asks fo Be Member of U.N. Family   First Publication Vetoec By Russia; Membership To Go Before Security Council Today for Vote

U.S. Granted Missile Range  In Caribhetn  Dominican Pact Extends Rocket Testing Area  Ry IOHN A. REICHMANN

UN Reluctant To Condemn Chinese Reds   United: States: Reports Diifieulty.-in; Getting -Sponsors For Branding. “Communists “Ageoressors:

U.N, HESITATES OVER CHARGES AGAINST REDS  Washington Having Difficulty In Mo ve to Put _Aggres or

th 5. Seeks Sponsors For UN- Resolution To Brand Chinese’. Reds As Anorassors. 

AGGRESSION CHARGE GOES TO COMMITTEE   U. 8, Having Trouble Getting Support Against China Reds

U. S. Hits Snag in UN Plan   To Press for Vote on Chinese Aggression Despite Opposition

Prime Ministers Hear Warning Of Coming New War   Attlee Is Speaker As British Empire’s Leaders  Meet

Prime Ministers ‘Hear Warnmg Of Cotriinig New Wat   Attlee Is Speaker As Britist  Empire's Leaders ] Meet

Commonwealth Works For Peace  British Seek Unity “In Indian Crisis

Big Three To Make Plans For New Conference   Allies To Discuss Terms Of Talk With Russia

SET BASIS FOR BIG 4 PARLEY   United States, Britain France To Determine Specific Issues

West To Decide What Issues Will Be Taken Up In Meeting With Russia

3 WESTERN POWERS TO OPEN TALK SOON   To Decide Issues To Take Up If They Meet Russia

Big 3 To Meet On Proposed Russian Talks  West Asks Two Key Questions In Notes

BIG 3 CONFAB SCHEDULED MONDAY   Three Questions Are Asked By Western Powers

West Studies Questions for Russian Talks   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Of The Associated Press

Britain, France, U.S. Plan Talk For Soviet Meeting   Three Western Powers Meet To Discuss Provram For Possible Russian Confahs

Big Three Plan Discussion Of Russ Meeting   Soviet Decision On Requested Conference Remains Unknown

Plan Talks on World Tension  Big Three to Meet, Pleven te Washington

BIG THREE WILL START TALKS SOON DESPITE UNCERTAINTY OF RUSSIAN PARTICIPATION

Britain, France, U. S. Schedule Big Three Talks  estern Nations   Western Nations To Discuss Issues Regarding Russia

Subjects Charted for Soviet Talks   Western Nations Plan to Ease World Tension

Talks Will Be Held   Big Three Will Discuss Specific Issues _ to Be Taken Up With Soviets

Four-Powér  Talk Slated   Terms Of Conference  With USSR Surveyed

Czech ays Weapon Plan   Disarmament Preposal ‘Vague,’ Doesn't Call For Quick Ban

Plan Not Acceptable, Czech Delegate Says  West Gets First Reply to'Disarma

Czech Gives Mild Reply To Arms Plan   Group Awaiting Statement From Soviet’s Minister

Will Not Accept Proposal etn ee ORAL ss  Czechs Throw Bloc At Arms Count Plan

Satellite Bloc Rejects UN Plan For Disarmamen  Outlaw Atom Arms, Czechoslovaks Ask

Czechoslovakia Comments on Arms Cut Plan   Reds Want Immediate Ban on Atoin Bomb Included in Rules

Czechs Tell UN Plan To Disarm  Not Acceptable   Calls Western Proposals! Vague, Complicated! Would Ban A-Weanons

YOUTH IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Jury Finds 19 Year-Old Roy Guilty ‘Of First Degree Murder — Mercy Recommended,

City Woman. Indiana Man Are Victims   Mrs. Aida Russell Dies, Six Others Injured On M-139

GARY MAN AND BHWOMAN ARE CRASH VICTIMS   Four In Family Of Dead Woman Are Critically  Injured

Bitter Weather Hits State; Six Above Here   Four Inch Snow Blankets SEMO; Highway Dangerous

Temperature Drops fo 11 Below Here   More Frigid Weather Forecast.—Many Cars Refuse to Start.

Intense Cold Hesitant to Case ley Grip  Utilities And Schools Hard Hit

Baby Drowns In Washing Machine  Another Tot Caught In Picket Fence

Taft Plans Policy Talk   Will Give Views On Foreign Policy In Senate Speech .

TAFT PONDERS ~ POLICY SPEECH   Administration Critie Reelected By Republicans To Chairmanship  TLIDEE ATWEDC TAI K

Taft Will Join Policy Debate in Major Speeck   Republican Leader To State Views On Senate Floor

Taft Plans Major Talk   Expected To Blast Ti. S. Forejieon Poaliey

Plans Foreign Policy Speech   Sen. Taft, Administration Critic, May Deliver Major Address in Senate.

Tatt May Speak Out On U.S. Foreien Policy   His Views Believed To Approach Those Of Hoover on Furoyne

Reports Say Taft Plans Policy Talk  Senate Likely Scene of New GOP Criticism

Congress Extends Controls   But Slaps Ban On Price Rollbacks And New Price Ceilinas

Stopgap Controls Bi Bill Clears Both Houses  Measure Bans Price Rollbacks; Truman Okeh Seen Certain

Solons Vote Extra Month On Curb Lau   Stop-Gap Measure Ban. Price Rollbacks  During July

PRICE CONTROL BILL 1S PASSED BY CONGRESS   Absolute Ban Is Pu On Rollbacks, New  Price Ceilings

Nation’s Economic Controls Extended 31 Days But Price Rollbacks Banned

Controls Are Extended For 31 Days   But Congress Slaps Absolute Ban on Price Rollbacks.

Rollbacks Out: Controls Held Through July  Senators Decide ee ua   ‘Senators Decide To Go Along With House’s Stopgap

Congress Votes 31 Day Extension Of Controls   It Goes to President and Congress Then Starts Work On Permanent Rill- No Rolbacks

Also Bans All Rollbacks And Some Ceilinas   Truman Expected Tc Sign; OPS Rolls Back Aluminum

Absolute Ban Is Placed On Price Rollbacks   If President Signs Bill Many Orders Will Be Suspended

Price Controls Extended But Rollbacks Out  Both Houses Pass  es ne

Congress Approves Stop-Gap  Controls   Extends Old Law, But Puts Absolute Ban on Rollbacks, MostPriceCeilines

Controls Law Extended With Rollbacks Ban  Bill Suspending  Orders by OPS  Qaasee Tein“

Congress Passes Bill Extending  Control Progran  Ban Slapped On Price Rolthacks And New Ceilines

CONGRESS KILLS ROLLBACKS, VOTES TA FYTENN PIRRS   Nation's Economic Controls Extended 31 Days in Ston-Gap Bill   OPS ORDERS SCRAPPED   Price Cut Plans for Manufactured Goods Are Barred

Stop-Gap Bill Bans Rollback Of All Prices   OPS Estimates Cost To Consumers Will Reach $5 Millions

Man Kills Stepson, Wite And Himself  Marylander Enraged Over Threatened Loss Of Qraad-hiia

Berserk Manufacturer Kills Wife, Stepson, Then Kills Self With Rifle

KEY CHINESE POINTS FALL IN BIG DRIVE   Friendly Guerrilla Forces Also Help To Push Back Chinese

Triple Pronged Drive Meets Red Resistance   Communist Base Hotly Defended; Marine Raid Frees 500 Civilians

Red Resistance Heavy—Allies Grind Forward   Van Fleet Takes Over at Critical Time; Enemy Losses Much Heavier

Gen. Van Fleet Heads 8th Army Field Operations   500 Civilians Freed. By South Korean Marines In Raid

Blast Onward Under a New Commander   Other Forces Driving Ahead Against Foe On 120. Mile Front

Three-Pronged Advance Drives Near Chorwon   Other UN Tank-Infantry Forces Hammer At Gates Of Yanngu; Van Fleet Takes Over Command

Allies Push 3-Prong AttackOnRedBase   Reds Offering Heavy Resistance; ROKs Sweeping Vital Peninsula

Allied Force Slogs Ahead North Of 38   ROK Troops Capture West Coast Area As Van Fleet Takes Over

Big Chinese Base Neared  By Powerful New Advance  Red Defense Anchai   Red Defense Anchor Threatened By Tank  Forces Toward East

UN Troops ‘Trudge Toward Chowwon; Van Fleet Take}; Command   Ridgway Leaves  Kor Tokyo Office   Rok Marineé#Gain Control Of Ongjive! Peninsula, Free ‘Oivilians

3-Pronged Drive Smashes Heavy Red Resistance  Fleet Assumes ath h_Army Co omma ind;

Allies Press On Charwon Base Of Reds  Rok Marinec In   ROK Marines In The Seizure Of  Ongjin Positions

IED DEFENGE FALL TO HALT ALUED TROOP:   idgway Turns Over Eighth Army to Van Fleet, Goec tn Tokyo.

Ridgway Removes Familiar Grenade in Brief Ceremony  As Gen. Van Fleet Moves In

TEXAS SENATE ORDERS OWN CRIME STUDY   May Work in Harmony With House; Decision Made by Voice Vote

Big B-36’s To England   Some Mystery Veils © Flight of America’s Giant Army Bombers

B-36s Arrive af British Airport  Number in a Male don Flight Is Not Told

LY OEGRETLY FAM Uo. ON MYSTERY HOP   Planes Have Range of 10,000 Miles and Can Carry Atom Bombs.

Giant Bombers Flown From U.S. To Great Britain   Mystery Surrounds First European Flight Made By 10-Engine 3H-36's

First of America’s Biggest Bombers Are Now in Enaland   Mighty B-36's, Big Enough to Carry Atom Bomb More Thon 10,000 Miles, Include Britain in Training Flights

Six of America’s Biggest Bombers  End 3-Day Mystery Flight in Britain

Four B-36’s  Cross Ocean   Bombers In England  From Texas Airbase

Six Giant B-36s Fly To England  Bombers Take Detou On 5000-Mile Trip

Big B-36s Arrive In Europe Today   Fly To England . After Secret Trip

Group of Bombers Flies to Britain Mystery in Flight  Of B-36s from Base At Fort Vlarth. Tax.

Navy Again Offers Scholarships For College  Kdueation  N.R.O.T.C. Tests To Be Give  eo... gg. omtsomM....s... hUMrTe   N.R.O.T.C. Tests To Be Given December 8; Col. Persing Will Supply Blanks. Information

Average Income $1436 in 1950  Outstrips Advance In Cost of Living

1330 PER CAPITA INCOME REPORTED UP BY § PER CENT   Commerce Department Says Rise in Earnings Outstripped 6.5 Per Cent Boost in Living Cost.   AVERAGE FOR EACH PERSON WAS $1,436   Figures Include Heavi ly Taxed Large Income Group ~~-Averages Explained as Tricky.

Every Man, Woman and Child Earned $1436 In U. S. Last Year; Utahns Averaged $1271

Americans’ Average Income Reaches $1,436, Highest in History;  Montana Shows Greatest Increase

1950 Average Income Biggest Ever   Treasure State’s 23 Per Cent Gain Biggest in Nation

Each Person Made$1,436 During 1950   Outstrips Cost OF Living Advance But Taxes Cut Net Gain

‘Average U. S. Income Goes To Highest Dollar Total   Earnings Show Nine Per Cent Jump Over 1949

Some Progress Believed Made In First Talks   Conference Is Minus Smiles And Handshakes

Another Blizzard Due Friday Niaht   Heavy Blowing, Drifting Snow, Forecasters Say

3 to 5 Inches of Snow and High Winds Are Forecast: Fear Drifting

NOTICE      Names Listed of U. S. Servicemen Rede Renort Holding in POW Camps

Cambridge City And Environs 72 Years Agc —As Told By The  I acal awWenanaw

Cambridge City And Environs 72 Years Ago —As Told By The Local Newspaper

U.S. Asks Red Assistance To  End Deadlock   American Ambassador Approached Vishinsky In Moscow Recently; U. S. Is Blamed For Armistice Failure In Reds’ Reply

Red Response Blames U. S. for Truce Failure ©   New Compromise Offered by Ridgway; Main Chinese Resistance on Western Front Smashed by U.S. Cavalry.

Response by Vishinsky Blames United States for Failure to Agree on Armistice Terms.   APPEAL TO MOSCOW MADE OCTOBER :   Soviet Minister Attacks As.  Surances That This Country Has “No Aggressive Desigus” on U. S. 8. R.

Vishinsky Says Relations of Nations ‘Bad’  7y @ Awstewsl We... ?*x   U.S. Asked Russia kor Realistic Aid In War Armistice

However, Vishinsky Responds Only With Statement Blaming UW. S. for Fatlure

Arab-Asian Bloc in United Nations Plans Fourth Cease-Fire Appeal

Another UN Peace Plan Considered  Arab-Asian Group   Arab-Asian Group To Give Chinese Cease-Fire Appeal

ARAB- ASIAN GROUP. WEIGHS PEACE CHANCES   Another Cease-Fire Appeal Is Under  Consideration

Submits 12 Amendments Based Upon Soviet Plan   Foreign Minister Lambasts Formula  In Lenethy Talk

Ban Suggested On Atom Bomb   Red Minister Hits U. S. Formula In Tirade

Vishinsky Moves To Substitute Own Proposals   Ridgway Statement To UN Hikes Atrocity Count to 8000 Men

West’s Arms Bid Rejected By Vishinsky   Red Lambasts Big-3 Plan, Offers Moscow Disarmament Offer

RUSSIA REJECTS ARMS PROPOSAI   DECLARES WEST'S PLAN TO LIMIT WEAPONS DOES NOT GO FAR ENOUGH,

Soviet Blasts Disarmament  Plan Of West   Submits Amendments Fo Substitute Moscow Proposal Before U. N.

Russian Rejects ‘Big Three’ Plan For Disarming   Vishinsky Spends . Hour, 47 Minutes Lambasting Proposa

Russia Submits {2 Amendments On Disarmament  Immediate Ban   Immediate Ban On A-Bomb Asked

Reds Reject Big 3  Disarmament Plan  West Proposal Flayec by Vishinsky

Vishinsky in Violent ‘No’   Rejects Big Three Disarmament Plan, Submits Moscow’s Idea of Limite. tion

U. 5. Arms Plan Is Turned Down By Red Officials   Vishinsky Offers 12 Amendments To ‘Big Three Proposal

Russia Rejects — West's Plan to Cut Armaments   DNoangerc of War

Amendments Bre Submitted By Vishinsky   Soviet Specker Lambasts West Plan For Peace

Cain Issues Own: Report On MacArthur Hearing:   Senator Says General Only: One With Real Plan For Winnine War In Korea

Cain Rushes Own Report On MacArthur  Will Say General Ha:  rer. ack t.. Wh ta

Report to Back MacArthur Plan   Cain Speeds Draft Of Personal View

Cain Drafts Report On Gen. MacArthur  Senator To Make   Senator To Make Own Statement On Korean Wor

Hal Boyle Says....  And They Call Baseball   Our National Pastime

Baseball Has Had More Crises This Year Than UN; New York Is Crazy

Maj. Gen. Charles Willoughby Leaves Tokyo For Retirement In United States

Kiwanis Auction Is Sef for Saturday  Everybody's Invited to Annuol*¥east of Bargoins

Kiwanis Auction Is Set for Saturday  Everybody's Invited te Annual Feast of Bargains And tvanina af Fun

Life Beoins. Flicht Goes on   Absence of Slot Machines Puts  Strain on Service Men’s Club

PATROLS SPAR FOR POSITION ALONG FRONT   Little Action Occurs On Land or in Air Over Weekend

OPERETTA IS MONBAY   K. U. Light Opera Guild to Present  “The Pink Lady”

Lausche Veto Looms On Aid Voted Schools   House Approves Deddens’ Measure On Stream Pollution

Pass Stream Pollution, School Aid Bills: 11 Lausche Vetoes Upheld

START OF UMT NEXT SUMMER BEING URGED   Training Program For 18-Year-Olds Report Explained

Price Rulings Relaxed For Small Stores   New Regulations Will Exempt: Them .From + Complicated Charts

Retail Stores May be Given Relief by OPS   Small Businesses May be Relieved Today From Using Detailed Charts

Small Retailers Due Price Relief   New Order from OPS Expected to Eliminate Some Chart Details

Thousands of Retail Stores Soon To Be Relieved of Use of Detailed Charts

Small Stores To Be Freed O: Chart-Keeping  O.P.S. Recognizes Protest Of Hardware Dealers And Others

Regulation for Small Retailers  Details Are Being Worked Out Now

Many Will Be Exempt. OPS Drafts Order To Ease Small Retailers’ Chart Job

RETAILERS MAY BE FREED OF CHARTS   Thousands Of Small Stores Expected To Be Relieved Of OPS Requirement For Time-Consuming Records

OPS May Aid Retail Stores  EPenact Ta Tecua   Expect To Issue Order Making Price Figuring Easier

‘Administration Forces Win Round To Cut $30 Million Off Tax Needs For Next 2 Years

State Convention Adopts 8 Changes \In Constitution; Redevelopment Out

Cpl. William E. Clark Killed at Air Force Base  Fatally Injured When Run Ove  Ry B.3246 Ra whee

Col. William E. Clark Killed at Air Force Base   Fatally Injured When Run Over By B-36 Bomber

Finale Of EniwetoK Atomic Test Expected Next Week  Experiment For Structure Desiqns

American Republics Meet To Plan Defense Against Possible Communist Attack

21 Nations jleeting To Map Defense   Americans Join Against Reds

d PROBES SEEK SOVIET SPY DATA   House, Senate. Groups: ‘Inquire Into Red Ring In * ‘Japan . :

RED ESPIONAGE IN JAPAN TOLD TO COMMITTEES   Secret Information Revealed On Operations Before And Duxiage World War I.

MINER TRAPPED, DOCTOR IS HURT   Cable Breaks When He Goes to Rescue In Iowa Coal Shaft

Cleanup Begins In Wreckage Of Lansing Offices  Young Father Faces Charge Of Arson

FIFTH MEETING . OF ENVOYS LASTS ONLY 35-MINLTES   Question of UL ON. Troops   Withdrawing From Korea Relieved te Have Reen Raised by Communists.   ISSUE REPORTED DELAYING AGENDA   Ridgway’s Representatives Hold It Is a Political Subject and One They Cannot Discuss.

Delegates Open  Sixth Kaesong  Truce Session   UN Negotiators Are Confronted With New Point; Go by Highway

Negotiators Meet for Sixth Session in Kaesong; Allie s Confronted by Communists With One “New Point.”

Delegates Meet In Sixth Session, ULN: Forees Wary   Withdrawal of Troops Is Holdine Tin Avreement

GI's Watching Buildup of Red ‘Forces as Sixth Meet Opens   staff moved out of Munsan in a eanvuny af ipens and sedans.

UN Forces Watch Red Army Buildup As Talks Continue  Allies Drive Into Enemy Defenses In Quick Punch At Concentrations

ULN. Delegation At Keasong Talké Insist Issue  Is Political, Not Militarv

UN Keeps Watch On Red Buildup   Reports Hint Hitch Is Question Of UN Troop Withdrawal

Communist Buildup Watched As Truce Negotiators Meet   While Fifth Session in Progress Allied Tanks and Troons Drive inside Red Lines

Patrols Strike At Enemy Near Sie of Parley.   Fighting Breaks Out While Sixth Session Of Talks Progresses-

FARM PRICES EXPECTED FIRM OVER SUMMER   Downward Trend May Be Noticeable Through U.S.

Asriculture Department Forecasts 2,250,000,000 Pound Tobacco Crop

Patteson May Quit Career In Politics  With End Of Term   Governor Hints Of Plans To Retire In Speech At Charles Town

Attempt to Fix Neutral Zone Along Front   Shooting Will Not Stop Until Armistice Arranged

Cease-Fire Arrangements, Exchange Of Prisoners Must Be Settled   UN Officers Warn  Against Optimism   Many Basic Points Remain On Which Agreement Must Be Reached

AIMeG ANG hed NeLotiators Begin Discussion Of Fixing Neutral Zone Across Korea   Truman Says Korea Halted 3d World War

Cease-Fire Discussions Are Begun as Program For Talks Is Annroved

Shooting Not To Be Halted Until Truce Is Signed   Reds Abandon Request Of Foreign” ‘Troop Withdrawal; 5-Point Agenda Will Lead Toward Full Armistiee ~

Negotiators Adopt 5-Point Program For Planning Armistice   Fixing Demarkation Line And Details Of Cease-Fire First To Be Taken Up By Peace Talkers.

Five Point Cease-Fire Neaotiations Started   UN Representatives at Kaesong Conference Maintain Restrained Optimism as Lengthy Diseneenne Lia Ahead:

Teams Agree On Program At Meeting   Reds Drop Issue Of Withdrawal of  Troops From Area

Truce Negotiators. Begin Discussion Of Neutral Zone   U. N. Cautions Against Undue Optimism Over Early End to Fiahtina in Korea

Reds Give Up Demand All Foreign Troops Leave Korea; Second Phase of Talks Already  Begun, Teams Discuss Fixing Neutral Zone

Business  ‘Talks to Start Today  Will Negotiate   Will Negotiate For Fixing of Neutral Zone Alona Front

UN and Red Delegates Start Work On Formal Armistice Negotiations

Big Improvement... pele ct ticle col teh Sl  Miss Chicken Cites Today’s Better Chick

A Rogers, Arkansas Lass. Is About the Prettiest Thing to Hit New York Recently: »

Boykin’s Name Again A ppears In ‘Shady’ Case   Arrested Lumberman Had Contract With Alabama Representative

Lumberman and Bank Officials Arrested by FBI   Reveal Alabama Man Aided in RFC Loan by Rep. Boykin

May Raise Taxes on ManyCommonltem:   Senate Committee Takes up Proposals to Boost Rates or Liquor, Cigerettes, Autos, Gasoline and Other Purchase:

Senators Consider Excise Tax Boosts   ~ Higher Levies on Automobiles, Gasoline, Cigarettes Considered to Make Up Corporate. Income Rate Slashes

SENATORS FACE DECISION TODAY ON EXCISE TAX   Revenue Seekers ‘Study Sharp Boosts on Liquor, ‘ Autos, Gasoline   HOUSE TOTAL cuT   Committee Votes Levies  en Mutual Savings Banks, Farm Co-Ops

Senators Ponder Tax Increases On Automobiles, Cigarettes, Liquor

SENATE EYES EXCISE TAXES   Last Chance To Recoup  Cuts In Corporation  Income Levies

Tax Group To Add New Levie: To Many Items   « Resolution Adopted At Meeting Held In Ozark

Court Doubts Lyman Girl Could Have Talked Rationally      Bars “Dying  Statements’ -

Can’t Repeat Girl’s Words, Court Rules   bars Testimony of Mother From Jurors In Trial at Ottumwa

Hallev Scores New York Unset   Council President, Underworld Foe

Crime-Buster Rudolph Halley Scores Upset in New York   Rebel Democrot Elected Council President  a ee ae TT eee ee” Peer sey

SCRAPPY HALLEY WINS ELECTION   Leader In New York Crime Probe To Head City Council

N.Y. Demos Lose To Rudolph Halley:      GOP Wins Little Rock First Time In 55 Years; Boss Curley Beaten In Boston: Demos Take Kv.

[AMMANY HALL I) DEFEATED IN ~NEW YORK CITY   ‘udolph Halley Elected te Council Presidency on His Promise to End Official Corruption.   FFICE SECOND HIGHEST IN THE METROPOLIS   ictory of Ace Investigator for Senate Crime Investigators Comes as Amazing Upset,

Crusader Halley Upsets Tammany   New York City’s Ruling Democratic Organization Handed Stunning Blow: Halley’s Margin 162.492

HALLEY BEATS TAMMANY HALL   Smashing Margin Carries   Crusader To Council  Presidency

Halley Rolls Up Smashing 163,492 Majority: Anti-Crime Candidate Stuns Mighty Tammany By Winning New York City Council Presidency

French To Hold Elections Today   Reds Are Expected To Lose Some Seats

French General Election Today   4180 Candidates ' Seeking 627 Seats

More Than 100 Parties In Contests   DeGaulle’s Strength To Get Test: Expect Reds to Hold Voters

Probers of RFC Will Try Again ToQuizDawson   Committee Members Still Considering Agency’s Abolition

Kem Continues Fight Fulbright to Try Again To Quiz Dawson on RFC

Bill Is Signed, Higher Taxes In Effect Nov. 1   Truman Says Hike Too Little, Will Ask Chanae

House Republ' ar Caucus Studies New Tax Plans  Signs of Democratic Split on income Tax Develop

ESA Chief Pledges Effort Soon To Control Rising Meat Prices   Food Costs Are Major Obstacle In Path Of Waae Controls, Valentine Declares

Stabilization Director Promises Try Will Be Made To Control Meat Prices

Meat Price  Curbs Loom; Plan Subsidy   Stabilization Director Sees Controls Needed To Check Wage Hike

Aim to Control US Meat Prices   Rationing and Subsidies Mey Be Used es Tools

Meat Prices Curb List's First Item   Valentine Says FSA Will Make ‘Bia Try’ Soon

Rationing Of Meat Is Being Considered   Economic Chief Says Big Try — Will Be Made to Halt Soaring Prices

Economic Stabilization Head Promises Early  /Efforts To Control Rocketing Prices Of Meat

Steps Pledged To Battle Rise In Meat Prices  Valentine Hints At Rationing, Subsidies

ESA to Try Controls on Meat Prices   Rationing, Subsidies Seen As Part of Plan

—MEAT PRICESSeeks Way To Control Food Costs  May Resort To Rationing Again

RATIONING OF MEAT HINTED   ‘Big Try’ Will Be Made To Control Skyrocketing Prices

MEAT PRICE CURBS TO BE TRIED SOON   Economic Stabilization Boss Indicates Rationing Coming: May Act About March 1

ESA Hints Meat Curbs, Rationing  Valentine Orders Staff be Formed To Handle Action

Says Action Nears Qn Meat Controls; Rationing Is Seen   Subsidies Also Forecas by Valentine; Claims  _ Food Costs Obstacle to Wage Clamps

“Big Try” To Contr ol Meat Price Slated   Only Rationing Can Do Job, Stabilizer Declares

Hints Rationing Of Meat To Control Prices   Valentine Cites Need To Ration To Reduce Demand

ESA Building Up Staff: For Price Controls   Administrator In Plea For Speed-Up Of Program

ESA To ‘Try’ To Stop Rising  Meat Prices   _ Staff Buildup Is Speeded; Rationing, Subsidies Hinted

U.S. To Try Control Of Meat Prices   Valentine Hints At Rationing, Probably Subsidies; Effort Will Be ‘Rie’ One

Move to Control Soaring Prices Of Meat Slated   ESA Chief Says ‘Big Try’ to Be Made as ‘Soon as Possible’

MEAT CONTROLS AND RATIONING ARE FORECAST   ESA Head Plans “Bi Trv” To Curb Meat Soon As Possible

Finis At Aationing  ESA Head Promises ‘Big Try’ To Control High Meat Prices

Try Control on  Meat Prices ECA to Speedup And May Invoke  Se 77...

CLAIM PRESENCE OF ARMED TROOPS WAS ‘ACCIDENT   Offer Pledge to Keep Area Free of Soldiers in Future   UN FRAMING REPLY   Peiping Radio Says Allies Used Incident.as Pretext for Delay +

Kaesong fo be Kept Clear of Armed Troops   Peiping Apologizes After Ridgway Cuts Off Further Sessions

Terms for Reopening Talks Are Agreed To By Communist Leaders   Deadlocked Negotiations On Buffer Zone Broken Off Saturday By Supreme Allied Commander As Troops Appear Near Kaesong

Apologize to Ridgway for Troop Incident   Pledged to Keep Conference Town Free of Soldiers -

UN Breaks Off  Negotiations  _ Early Sunday   Communist Leaders Agree To Keep “Armed Troops Out Of Kaesong In Future, And... Commiander May Reopen Conference by

Communist Leaders _To Remeve Troops   Ridgway Preparing Answer That Will Lead To Resumption Of Cease-Fire Parleys In Korea— Reds Claim “Mistake” hdade

Communist Leaders Pledge Tc Keep Conference Town Kaesong Clear Of Their Armed Troops

Pledge To Keep Conference Town Free of Troops After ‘F lagrant Violations’

Pledge to Keep Armed Troops Out of Kaesong   Answer Being Readied Designed to Resume Talks on Cease-Fire

Reds Had Been Accused of “Flagrant Violations” of Promise to Keep Meeting Place of Delegations Neutral.

UN Commander Preparing Reply Which Will Lead to Resumption of Truce Talks

School Leaders A ppeal For Sales-Tax Increase   Persons Program Is Necessary ‘Forward Step,” Terry Declares; AFL Comes Out Against Boost

Pr ‘etty Blonde Charg ved With Kin’ s “Slaying   West Virginia Woman Shot Brother-In-Law Who Made Advances

2 Die In Blast At Bare Mill  Pulp Cooker Explodes At Roaring Spring

Food Prices Going Up, — U.S. Confirms   Meat Group Reports Giant Black Market 

Crash of Plane in Indiana Takes 12 Lives  DCoawamagnem tus) fh uaskey   Commercial Craft Wrecked During Windstorm

Crash of Plane in Indiana  Takes 12 Lives  Commercial Craft Wrecked During Windstorm

Senators Adopt Rosenberry Plan On Redistricting  Opposition Balked In Effort To Halt, Amend Proposals

Congressmen. Will Consider Steps For Retaliation ‘Aaainst Czechs

Congressional Probers Take Up Oatis Case   Some Congressmen Want Diplomats €allec from Czechoslovakia

Air of Tense Expectancy  Rules Big Day   Session Sweeps Toward Showdown With Russians

Showdown With Reds Seen Today  Observers Think   Observers Think Gromyko And Co. Will Pull Walkout

Air Force Pilot Dies Instantly   50 Others Injured at Colorado Airshow

Craft Kills 9 Children In Colorado  Bt. ee Cen   Plunging Stunter Turns Air Show Inte Tragedy.”

21 Killed as Stunt Plane  Cartwheels Into Crowd  Disaster Turns Colorado Farm Community Into Center of Grief  20 Injured as Craft Plunges to Ground at Airshow While Doing Snap Roll

Stunt Plane Snuffs Out Lives of 19   20 Others Injured as Pilot Loses Control at Flagler, Col. Show

1.000 View Tragie Crash Of AF Flier   Craft Was Doing Snap Roll; Scene Of Horror Told By Spectators

Craff Knifes Into Crowd at Air Show   Plane in Roll Drags Wing, Huriles Into Ranks of Onlockers

20 INJURED ASTT PLOWS INTO CROWD   Craft Suddenly Plunges While Doing Snap Roll Over 1,000 Spectators at Flagler, Colo.   SCENE DESCRIBED AS ONE OF CHAOS   Most of the Victims Were in Automobiles — At Least Nine of Dead Were Children.

Stunting Shin Sashes into Coloraco Cnlookers   Nine Children Among Vead: Woman Sitting In Arabulance Killed When Plane Crashes

Colorado Show Ends In Tragedy   At Least 20 More Hurt; Children  Among Victims

HOOKS A WINE ON ROLL OVER GRASHES CAR   At Least Nine of Victims Are Children; 20 Spectators Are Iniured.

Nine Children Die In Crowd At Air Show   Craft Dives Into Throng At Colorado Town; 20 Injured

Stunting Plane Crashes Into  People, Autos   Flagler, Colo. Scene of Death As Pilot Misiudaes In Stunt

Stunting Ship Plunges Into Spectators  Nine Children Among Victims of Tragedy In Eastern Colorade

Stunting  Craft Falls At Air Show   At Least 20 Injured ai Flagler, Colo.; Many Children Victims.

Plane Dives Info Crowd   Stunt Flier's Plone Plunges Into Spectators, 21 Persons Deod

Pilot Fails To Execute A Snap Roll   Colorado Spectators Horror Stricken As Craft Cartwheels Into Screaming People

‘Unadorned Lies’ Used Against Him In Senate Campaign, Tydings Says

Tydings Charges Opponents With "“Unadomed Lies’   Maryland Loser Raps Butler Campaigners for Attacks

Tyding’s Charges Weighed by Senate Election Probers   Ex-Senator Says "Unadorned Lies’ Used Against Him

Beaten in FPC,. State Plans Gas Fight in Courts   ° ‘Wallgren Rules Group _ Has No Jurisdiction - Over Phillips’ Rates

State Loses Fight for Cheaper Gas   Wallgren Says FPC Has No Jurisdiction

Rule Phillips Not Subject to FPC Ruling   State Loses First Round In Natural Gas Rate Fight; Will Appeal

Faith Needed InU.S., Says Leader   Moral Rearmament Conference Hears Founder

Hotels Objecting To Phone Rate Hike   Hearing Bogs Down  Owar Tackrieaiitise

KOREA PEACE DEAL CHARGED BY KNOWLAND   Red China Seating By UN Opposed By Marshall

Policy-Operator Held in Killing  State Files Charge Of Murder in Case

Some Senators Would Reduce Foreign Aid  Oppose 8.5 Billion Dollars Program Far Faraian Ain

Assembly Begins Tenth Week  With Senate Fight Shaping  ‘Over Civil Defense Program

Civil Defense Fight Shanes Un In Senate   Five-Bill Defense Package Approved By State House Now in Senate

Hearings Asked On State Civil Defense Plans  Most Bills Held Up Pending Receipt of Fine’s Budaet Messaae

BOY SCOUTS TO STAGE FIELD MEET SEPT. 8-9   Weekend Event Scheduled’ For Conewago District—Awards To Be Given Winners Of Contests

Truman Gets Support On Peace Treaty   Bi-Partisan Group Of Congressmen To Attend Singing

18-Age Draft Path Clear In  Senate Group   Subcommittee Favors Bill, Declares Hunt; Bradley to Testify At Hearing Today

18-Year-Olds Almost Sure To Be Draftec   Little Chance Of Senate Committee Changing les Mind

Hunt Predicts Drafting Hf  18-Year-Olds   Senator Expresses Belief That Bill Will Be Approved

Full Approval to Cut Age of Draft Seen  - Believes Boys 18 to Be Drafted; 27

Senator Believes Latest Draft Act Will Be Approvec   Committee Seen Acting Favorably On Bill Minus Changes

Full Approval to Cut Age of Draft Seen   Believes Boys 18 to Be Dratted; 27 Months’ Duty Soon

7 PITTSBURGH MEN INDICTED IN WORK FRAUD   Two City Officials Among Those Taken In Probe Net

They Also Serve!  Wives Face Long Wait Alone As Troops Leave for Far East

Discovers Wives Most Impressive As Thunderbird Division Passes By In Last Parade Before Leaving U:S.

45th’s Wives AgainSeeing Men Leave   Sama Went Through It Before, for Others lt’s New But None Can Escape Role

"THEY ALSO SERVE’  ! ‘Wives of 45th Division ' See Last U.S. Parade .

By KENNETH L. DIXON Managing Editor, Lake Charles, La.,  LAenarinan Deace

Thanderbird Wives Hold Spotlight  As Division Stages Final Review

Wives of Soldiers Sorrowfully Watch Husbands Parade Before Departure

‘Lausche Urges School, Police Officials Fight ‘Teen-Age Dope Menace

OPS Rule May Mean That the Nickle-ABottle Soda Pop May Soon Be Memory

NICKEL SODA POP MAY DO FADEAWAY   Five-Cent Soft Drink Soon May Be Only Memory, With OPS Authorizing Boost In Bottlers’ Prices

OPS OKAYS PRICE HIKE  Nickel-A-Bottle Soda Pop. May Soon.Be Only Memory

Heavy Weekend Rains Cause New Overflows On Two Kansas Rivers  LOCAL AID CONTINUES Red Cross Reports Good  Response to Appeal for Aid to Flood Victims   Tough Times for Small Fry — --Nickle Soda Pop May Go Up

Bad Day For Kids---OPS Authorizes Increase In Price OF Soft Drinks.

‘Commies Ask Parley;Make New Charges   Turn in Truce Talks Seen by UN Officers as Batiles Rage

Allies, Commies Schedule Parley Below Kaesong   UN Officials Believe May Mark Turn in Truce Negotiations

UN Accepts Communists’ Talk Offer   ‘Reds Propose Meeting Tonight; At Same Time Charge Violation:

Allied Warplane: Blast Red Rai Supply System   Nine Locomotives Destroyed; Enemy Jets Press Attacks

COLORFUL PARADE FAVORED BY “SOL   Rain Holds Off During Glit tering Relays Procession is Morning   BIG CROWD AT EVENT

RFUL PARADE FAVORED BY “SOL’  Rain Halde Off Pring (Chr.   Rain Holds Off During Glit tering Relays Procession  This Morning   BIG CROWD AT EVENT

Grandchildren Greet General At Fort Knox   Declines Discussion OF Politics, World Affairs In Visiting With Famil;

 MINT IS WORKING OVERTIME Treasury Says Supply Of Coms Gets Better

Treasury Department Begins To See lts Way Out Of Shortage Of Coins

Treasury Sees Its Way Out of Acute Shortage of Coins   Rationing Expected to End Next Month

Shortage Of Coins Eases  Mints Work Overtime To Meet Expanding Demand

Government Assures Businessmen There Will Be Enough Coins To Meet Demands Of Christmas Shoppers

St. Louis Proper Out Of Danger Of Mississippi And Missouri Rivers

High Water Sweeps By St. Louis   Industrial Area Hit, But River Crest Less Than Expected Earlie:

Mississippi Havoc Less Than Feared  Level at Present  Three Inches Ca re 

ra!  Losses Are Escaped In St. Louis   However Industry Along Rivertront Area Is Hard Hit

BELOW ALL-TIME RECORD - Flood’s Punch At St. Louis . Lighter Than Was Expected

Mississipp! Crest Fails 1884 Record St. Louis Industrial Area Soaked; Flood Costs $4 Million

ST. LOUIS WITHSTANDS FLOOD'S SUNDAY PUNCH; WATERFRONT BEARS BRUNT OF CITY DAMAGE   Kerr Firemen Train At-College Station

Raging Swollen River Gest fs Uncer Forecast   Mississippi's Blow At St. Louis Not Heavy As Expected -

St. Louis Area Due To Escape  Heavy Damage   Waterfront Likely To Be Pounded ByMississippi Flood -

School Districts Face Loss of Aid   Proposal Before House Denies State Grants To Any Destitute Districts

Regret Voiced On India’s Pact Refusal —   U.S. Reply Concedes  Waxes Fenner. ff. 3      U.S. Reply Concedes Draft ‘Imperfect,’  Cites Japan Needs

India Will Not Attend Conference To Sign Japan's Peace Treaty.      Premier Nehru’s Government Bases — Refusal On Imperfections In Pact

Hoods Bring Severe Hardships To-Two States oe Communities In  Washington And. Pennsylvania Hit’:

Women’s Club Head Assails Sen. McCarthy   ‘Bumping’ of Sen. Smith From Comunittee Ires BPW Group Leader

ClO Group Says Defense Plans. Lagging Behind   “Waste Of Skills, Manpower Charged

Union Leader Chides Wilson On ‘Mistakes   CIO Panel Cites Waste Of Manpower, Short * Material Supnouly

UNION CHARGES OUTPUT BEHIND   ClO Blames Production Drop To Lack Of Planning, Failures, Mistakes

Turnpike Tangled, Delay Seer   Try To Resign, “Snoop” Charge Mar Situation

OHIO TURNPIKE MAY DIE OF POLITICAL ILLS $300 Million Project Faces Delay . 6 . b Of Years; Say Ferguson ‘Snooping

‘Pol  it  iC  ‘s” > M a Vv yD el a 1 yO hi io J u r n pl pik » M a n y a. Y e oT r s

Sen. Taft Plans Showdown on Europe Troops   Will Carry Fight To Finish on Floor of Senate

Prowlers Gain — Access To Secret RFC Information   Indefinite Continuance Of ECA Is Reported Agreed By Top Officials

U.S. Leaders Agree On Need For ESA Setup   Congress To Have Final Say On Move To Extend Agency

Caph J: F- “Dailey OF Nort - Adams, Mass., Command. -er OF Stratecruiser

Live Live Right and Be Friendly Longevity Advice From Last Pony Express Rider, 102 on Jan.1 . 1.

Bill Proposes _ Draft at 18% Combat at 19   New Induction Legislative Pattern: May Result in “51

GUT IN FEDERAL COSTS PROPOSED   Economy Drive Started, Calling For Removal Of 500,000 Persons From U. &. Pavro!l.

Republicans In House Gear Up Economy Drive   Rep. Jensen of lowa Leads Move to Trim Civilian Employees

iG.O.P, Would Trim 500,000 Workers   . *  Aim Economy Drive At Federal Civilian Pavrol]

GOP In Drive To Cuf $00,000 Off U. $. Jobs   Jensen Says Nation Can Save $1 Billion By Trimming Payroll

House GOP Aims At Big Slash In Federal Payroll   Economy Drive to Trim Half Million Starts In House

PLAN TO SAVE TAX MONEY Bf PAY ROLL GUTS   Businessmen for Five Billior Dollar Cut and 5 Per Cent Sales Tax.

Al Fischer, School. Head, Slain by Son  14 Year Old ' Angered by Order

Al Fischer. School Head at Jewell, Shot 9 Times  lowa Boy, 14, Kills Dad

lowa School  Head Killed By His Son   Supt. Fischer, Jewell Shot Nine Times by 14-Year-Old Boy.

Erwin Mill Struck At  Coolemee   Six-State Walkout Cripples Dixie's Biggest Industry

40,900 Workers Remaining Awa) From their Jobs   Wage Dispute Results In Union Strike Call

Flood Waters Imperil 30-Block Wichita Sector  Heavy Rains Ease Off But Rivers Still Harass Larae Areas

Floods Threaten 30-Block Section Of Kansas City  200.000 Guardsmen Try to Control Rising Water

Rains Ease Off But Floods Are Still Harassing   Wide Areas In Kansas, Oklahoma And Texas Hit.

Session Lobby — Spends $219,102   Amounts to Average of $1,669 Per Leaialater

$3,400 Pledged InC of C Drive   Thermometer Shows Proaress In Drive

CZECHS, POLES. MAY SERVE IN TRUCE PARLEY  Red Observers Would Be Acceptable ta U.S. Under Certain

May. Ban Traffic: Of Tracks Over Weekends in Pa   Curtailment of Holiday Motoring Included In Proposed Measure

Territory Is Good Target For Explosives   No Atom Targets In Alaska, Say Chiefs of Staff

Egypt Recalls Military Missions, Orders British Officers to Get Out

All UN Planes Return   Egypt Orders All Military Missions Home From Britain

Weather Nearer Normal After Damaging Attack Of Cold, Snow, Floods

Most of Nation's Weather Normal  Florida Exception as Cold Kills Cattle

No Cancer, Eyes Are Safe, Is Clinic’s Good News For Carolyn  Little Girl's Mother Thanks God; Atlanta Hospital Sticks By Original Diagnosis

T'S DAYLIGHT SAYING AGAIN!  Millions of Americans Set Clocks Ahead Tonighi

Conference Held As Union Negotiating Committee Huddles In Hotel Awaiting Resumption Of Crucial Discussions   TALK DEMANDS ARE MOVING TO CRISIS

EMPEROR PLANS FAREWELL CALL ON M’ARTHUR   Ridgway Praises Departing Leader In Statément

U. 5. Without Stabilizer As Johnston Quits   Retiring Economic Chief Appeals for- Some’ Outstanding American to: Take Over Job.

Erie Johnston Stull Seeking  Replacement  Seemnieindiaienmiaetttinn: oabecameal   He Makes Appeal  In New Statement   Economic Stabilizer Asks ‘Outstanding Man’ To Take His Job

Johnston Appeals For Outstanding . American to Take. Job as Stabilizer

NO TAKERS YET      ‘Selflessness’ Held Need To Fill Post in ESA.

Eric Johnston To Quit, Return lo Movie Post   Truman Unable To Find Anyone for Stabilization Job

Nation’s Most Valuable Meat Put Up At Auction   Champion Steer Of Stock Show ; Will Be Sold

V.IVAL LOSSES BARED Four Allied Minesweepers Sunk Sinee War Started

Navy Losses Since Start Of War Given   Ficures Disclosed By’ Visiting Admiral

Worst Weather Of Korean War Helping Enemy   Enemy Defends Major Bases: Allies Make Limited Withdrawals

Heavy Enemy Artillery Fire Checks Allies  Fierce Resistance Forces Pullbacks

Allies Forced to Give Ground in Several Places   Enemy Even Comes Up With Some Effective Artillery Fire

BAD WEATHER BACKS REDS  RESISTING U.N. ATTACKS ON NO. KOREAN CENTERS

W eather. Reds Hit U.N. Units   stiffening Resistance, Knee-Deep Mud Cuts Advance of Allies

DRIVE ON ENEMY BASES IN CENTRAL KOREA 1 HALTED   Heavy Rain, Mud Ald Foe in Fercing Limited UN Withdrawals _   12 MIG’S JUMP 6 B-29°S   Bomber Downs One Plane, U.S. Jets Get Two, Rout Others

Counter-Attacks Foree Limited Withdrawals; Allies Wallow InKnee-DeenMud

Chinese Unleash One of Heaviest Barrages of War   Knee-Deep Mud and Terrific Rains Helping Communists; Bitter Fighting South of Hwachon Reservoir.

Bad Weathe Aid To Red Resistance   Allies’ Attempt To Capture Assembly Areas Repulsed

Red Resistance Stiffens On All Of Korean Front   Heoviest Barrages Of War Reported From Commu nist Artillery——-Censors Hack Heavily At Alf Front Line Dispatche< ._ 

MUDDY ROADS, HIGH STREAMS CHECKMATE UN   Big Carrier Joins Sea Fleet In Shelling  Central Front

Communists Dicker For Iranian Oil   Czechs Step Up As First Customer  Of ‘Black Gold’

Czechs Want To Bargain For Iran Oil   First Iron Curtain Country To Make Offer

Czechs First Ones To Deal For Iran Oil   Britain Plans to Take Step to Halt Any Future Sales

Communists Are Dickering For lranian Oil  Czechs Step Up  As First Customer oT) pe ee

Czechs Offer to Buy Iranian Oil   Britain Says She Will Not Countenance Sale

Red Czechs Bid For Iranian Oil   Nation Is ‘So Broke’ 26 Diplomats Called Home to Save Expens«

Czechs First To Bid For Iran’s Oil   ‘Mossadegh’s Govt:, ‘Needing ‘Money Badly ‘Gets No. Western: Help

Czech Commies First Customer For Iran's Oil   Tehran Regime Is So Broke Some 26 Diplomats Recalled

Czechoslovakia Is First Of Iron Curtain Nations Seeking Iran’s Oil

CZECHS TALK OF OIL DEAL WITH IRAN   Ultimatum. to West Unanswered; ‘British Out To Bar "Solon

CZECHS MAKI BID 10 GET IRAN OIL   Other Nations Behind Iron Curtain Dickering

Czechs Make Firs Red Offer for  lranian Oil  No Western Bid ls Made as Deadline Passes

wae 0 Net ete == ~~ NON  CZECHS MAKI BiD TO GET IRAN Oil   Other Nations Behind tron Curtain Dickering

‘Money Would Come in Handy: Red Czechoslovakia Dickers  For lran’s State-Owned Oil

Czechs Want Iranian Oil   Country Broke, Bringing Diplomats Home, Finally Gets Nibble

Holdup Gang Gets $7,187   Escape With Algo Shee Company Payroll in Rebbery at Everett Today.

Bandit Wanted In Four States Flees Iowa Jail   Vanishes After Court Hearing For Bank ‘Job’

President Asks Congress to Increase “Voice of America” Funds $97 Million

Truman Basks In Florida Sun   Newsmen Sit Around Waiting For Action

SEVEN PERISH AS U3. NAVAL PLANE CRASHES INTO SEM   Patrol Ship Explodes After Falling In Atlantic Off Bhan lelawel

Young Loses School Funds. Venue Appeal   Supreme Court Upholds Ruling Of Judge Niblack

U.S. ‘No’ fo Red China Membership in U. N.   So Far, Most Others Agree, Says Acheson.

First Day In Battle For Kentuckian A Full One, But He fakes It In Stride

First Combat Gets Approval For Top Medal   Story of Pvt, Sella Reads Like Wer Fiction—aAll His First Day of Combat

Young Gis Never Die—They Just...   First Day Under Fire For Kentucky Gl Joe Makes Him a True Hero

Middlesboro Gl Recommended For Top Honor   Outstanding Bravery Earns Kenneth Sells Congressional Medal Of Honor

Fisenhower Might Carry Every State ln the Union, Says Senator Lodge   Bay State Republican "Perfectly Sure” General Would Net Resist GOP Draft

Gov. Youngdahl Hits at Students in Basketball Fix   Hits Student Attitude in East Following Players’ Arrests

BLOCK ENTRY INTO VALLEY STRONGHOLD   In Other Sectors U.N. Ferces Push Cautiously Ahead.

SUICIDE STAND MADE BY REDS BEFORE KUMHWA   Warns Against Red Trap During Retreat

Red Suicide Troops Bar UN Advance   Protect Kumhwa Valley but Allies Move Ahead at Other Points

Troops Barred From Entering Kumhwa Valley   Enemy Bayonet Counter-Attack Halts Allied Push

Enemy Suicide Troops Barring UN Advance   Allies Attempting To Break Into Kumbws Valley Second Time

Chinese Suicide Troops Halt Yank Drive On Kumhwa  Van Fleet Confident His Army Can Defeat Any Enemy Offensive

Enemy Battalion Digs In On High Ground Above Valley, Fight American Forces To Standstil!   PROGRESS STEADY * ON OTHER FRONTS

Reds Virtually Routed Below 38th Parallel   Airborne and Ground Units Merge Position; M’ Arthur Is at Front

Proposes Meeting  With Generals; Washington Silent   Reports So. Korea Substantially Cleared Of Communist Forces At Start Of Flying Trip To Front

Chinese Troops Show Less Stamina Than Allied Forces Under Rigors Of Climate, Terrain And Battle

SOUTHERN KOREA CLEARED OF REDS, MACARTHUR SAYS   Voices Readiness to Discuss ‘Means of Ending the Bloodshed’   SAYS FOE ‘CRIPPLED’   *Chutists. Ground Forces Forge Solid Front 20 Miles North of Seoul

United Korea Only Terms, General Says   Paratroopers, Ground Forces  Consolidate Line

Organized Red Resistance in S. Korea Ends   Paratroopers and Ground Forces Forge Solid Front 20 Miles North of Seoul: MacArthur Offers to Meet Enemy.

Cold Wave To Continueln Nation Today  No Signs Of Warn ‘Weather In  ee: Oe

NEW COLD Alr WAVES MOVE EASTWARD   Mercury Dips To Minus 30 In North Central Area  TEXAS      Livestock, Citrus Losses Heavy: Storm Shows No Signs Of Abating

Snow, Sleet, Rain Pelt State, Nation; Storm Shows No Signs of Abating

Winter's Cold Weather Shows No Letup  a estock,  ebecscsee £+ meoerae

Winter’s Stormy, Bitter Weather Shows No Signs Of Abating Today   New Cold Blasts Hit Western And Mid-Continent Areas And Livestock And Citrus Losses Already In Millions.

No Truce in Blizzard Is Seen in U.S.   Biting Cold Clings  On and in Many Areas It Becomes Worse Over Wednesday

‘Coldest Days ‘Of Winter On  Way,Forecast   Losses To Citrus Crops And Livesteck Already Run Into Millions Of Dollars

Winter Takes Toll In Texas  Stock And Crop Loss  Rinne In Milliane

Winter Cold Will Remain   Nation Is Shiv ering  Amid Chill, Storms

Weather Worst Seen This Year   Texas Fruits and Cattle Hard rit By Blast of Cold Air and Snow

. BOARD OF DIRECTORS . AKRON COMMUNITY HOSPITAL   VESPER CHAPTER TO HOLD SCHROAOT, OF INSTRITCTION “

TRUMAN SIGNS ORDER GIVING TEETH TO FEP   CREATES GROUP TO INVESTIGATE JOB DISCRIMINATION

President Signs  Fair Employment  Practices Order New Bill Specific  nen! Denuvicinn

Fair Practices  Order Is Signed   New Committee Will Be Created to Ban Discrimination

OKs FEPC. Order On Contracts   President Signs Fai Employment Edie Applying To US   Contracts

El Paso Veteran Heads Texas VEW Department: Galveston Is Selected

Troops for Europe to Move Soon   Government Waits For Congress to End Debate; Compromise Now Seems Certain

Army Awaits Only End of Debate and Action In Congress   First Units of 4 Divisions Will Start Movement

U.S. Units ToEurope Soon   First of Four Divisions Set to Sail As Seon As Senate Okays Move: Approval Sure

President's Ouster of General Takes ‘Away One Major Issue, But Two Remain

Acheson Due  To Meet Foe   McCarthy Is Member Of Senate Committee

Corruption and Foreign Policy to Test Truman Ability as Master Politician

Russians ‘Regret’ Soviet Soldier's Slaying of Yank  Red Commander, U.S. Official Probe Crime

Regrets Are Expressed By) Russians   GI Fatally Shot By 2 Soviet Men In Vienna Street

Russians Express Regret for Fatal Shooting of Yank  American MP Killed By Shots From Red Machine Gun Pistol

Move To OK Voting Rights In Ohio For 18-Year-Olds Is Given Boost

'18-Year-Olds’ Vote Boosted   Election Committee Given Ohio Plan

Rumely Convided In Contempt Case  Found Guilty on Three Counts of Contempt of  Fa oe

rN FS FN UN  THREE WOMEN RUSH UP TO. WELCOME BRITISH  BIGAMIST ON PROBATION

Armistice Belt Across Korea Is Being Discussed  Korea Truce Parley   Korea Truce Parley Resumed After Two Months Of Delay

UN Suggests That Each Side Give Up 200 Square Miles Of Territory Held By Troops

Allies Offer Reds Truce Line Split   Armistice Belt Compromise on Parley Aaenda

eds Consider orean Belt’  Plan of Allies   ‘Proposed Buffer Would Run Mostly In Enemy Territory

GIVE-AND-TAKE PLAN CITED 215-Mile Armistice Belt Urged To Divide Korea

See Threat to Integrity ~  10 College Heads Will Survey Sports Scene

Mystery ‘Writer Gets 6-Month Jail — Term for Refusing to Aid Red-Hunt

Democrats Report Attempt to Bribe Liquor Official   No Corroboration Of Scott’s Story Says Chief Agent

State Denies Finding Bribe Offered Scott   Nebergall Says Probe in Vain

MOON CROSSES IN SUN'S PATH   New York, South Coast Get View of ‘Annular’ Eclinse

Pacific Democracies Forge Strong Resolve   Secretary Makes Statement as Russian Delegation Nears San Francisco

Pacific Defense Treaty Signed   Mutual Aid Pledged Against Aggression

Laughing Disturbs Vishinsky   Soviet Minister Says Truman Plan Trifline, Spurious

Acheson Appeal On Disarmament Offered At UN   Soviet Minister Says U. S.:To Blame Today For World Situation

U.S. Disarmament Program Described As Ridiculous By Red Foreign Minister

Vishinsky Slams  Door on Chances Easing Tension  Soviet Foreign Minister Ridicules U. S. Disarming   Soviet Foreign Minister Ridicules U. S$. Disarming Proposal as ‘Spurious’

Vishinsky Ridicules Proposal   Calls Disarmament Idea Laughable; Assails America

Soviet Says  Proposal Is ‘Dead Mouse   Kremlin Delegate Avers West Program ‘Spurious. Trifling’

Three Men Missing In  Explosion   All Illinois Police And Ambulances Ar Rushed To DuPont

Blast Heard 50 Miles  Seneca, Ill., Powder Plant Explosion Kills 4 Men

Four Men Killed Ta du Pont Blast At Seneca, Til.   Explosion In Powder Plant ~~ Heard’ By Residents Of Town 50 Miles Distant

Explosion Kills 4 At Powder Plant   Cartridge Packing Building Destroyed

Four Men Killed In DuPont Blast   Ton of Explosives Reported Set Off In Gelatin Cartridge Plant

DuPont Powder Blast Kills 4   Ton of Explosives Go Off Near Seneca, IIl.; Cause Unknown

EGYPT ACCUSED Suez Canal Curb  Endangers Peace,  Israel Tells U.N.

AIR FORCE MADE MISTAKE Discharged Sergeant _ Fights Return to Duty

SENATE CHIEF HITS LIFTING OF TRADE BAN  Intent of Congres: Thwarted by Aid tc   Intent of Congres: Thwarted by Aid tc Nations Dealing With Reds.

Senator Wherry Attacks Lifting Of Trade Ban   Administration Is Accused of Violating Intent of Congress

Test Effect On Equipment And Animals   No Shock Waves Felt in-Las Vegas and No Atomic Cloud Is. Detected in Area.

Another Test Atomic Shot Atlas V egas   No Cloud Visible Over Site; Explosian Set Of At Ground Leyel

AEC Explodes First A-Blast  In New Series   Detonation Does Not Produce Familiar Atomie Cloud Over Site

First in New Series Qf Atomic Blasts Set Off in Nevada  Designed to Test Atom’s Effects On  Animals. Equinment

Second Phase of Atomic Tests Is Underway. _  Today’s Explosion  Apparently Set Off  at Ground Level

Weather at Yuma   First Shot Fired in  New Atomic Series   Nuclear Explosion On Ground Tests Effects On Equipment and Animals

City Will Observe Independence Daj  Baseball Games, Water Carnival Wilt: Highligh!

City Will Observe Independence Day   Baseball Games, Water Carnival Will Highlight Day’s Activities Here

Survey Shows Midwest Floods Killed 69 Persons   Kansas, Missouri Suffer Worst Water Disaster of All Time

Holiday Accident Death Toll 224   Traffic Fatilities Account for 159

Damage Caused By Windstorm At Clarksville   Houses Lose Roofs, Trees Uprooted In Early Morning Blow

Fight Fierce Along Center   Advance Includes 17 Hills Bitter Mop-Up on Heart. break Ridge Continues

ALLIES ADVANCE THREE MILES IN CENTRAL KORE!   Communists Strike Back in West With Their First Full-Scale Rocket At tack of War.   11 COUNTER-THRUSTS HIT U. N. POSITIONS   French and Americans in East Rub Out More Enemy Bunkers on Slopes of Heartbreak Ridge.

Reds in First Full-Scale Rocket Attack in Korea   /Threé-Division Allied Drive Gains Up To Three Miles: Commies in Counter-Attack:

U.N. Divisions Dent Broad Central Front    Counterattacks by Foe Bothers Gis; More in Progress pe IOTN PANTNOLPH

Temperatures   Counterattacking Chinese Stab at U. N. Lines To Slow Drive on Ridge

Three Division U. N. Offensive Gains 3 Miles   Allies Surge in Central Sector; Reds Lash Back in West

Allias Pash Threa Milles Abeod With Basisionoe  igal   ‘In The West, Enemy Cracks Back At ULN. With A Will

Just Before Noon They \File Decision 3 Must Die {Early In April’ In Chair

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Refuse Clemency for Gibbs. 3 Bucks Slayers

Slowing-Down Process Starts In lran Fields   Withdrawal of British Experts Delaved: U.S. Pleads With Premier

Prefers GOP Party, He Says Ike Concedes He Would Have To Run on One Ticket, Not Both

2 Home Run: Help To Victory   Pafko’s Roundtripper Only Run for New Yorkers; Hearn: Allows 5 Hits To Post Victory

Giants Take First Playoff Game, 3-1   Thomson’s Homer In 4th Provides Winning Margin

Jim Hearn Allows Only Five Hits   Thomson, Irvin Clout Big Blows For New Yorkers

2 HOMERS TURN BACK BROOKLYN   Thomson’s and Irvin's Homers for Giants and Pafko’s for Dodgers Produce Game’s Only Runs.   HEARN PITCHES GIANT VICTORY   Double Plays Halt Dedger Rallies in First of ThreeGame Playoff for N. L. Flag.

New York Giants Beat Dodgers, 3   Poio Grounders Whip Brooklyn With Homers in First Playoff Tilt

Thomson, Irvin Homer; Hearn Holds Dodgers   N, L. Contenders Move Tomerrow to Polo Grounds

Thomson Hits 2-Run Homer For New York   Ralph Branca and Jim Hearn Duel in National League ~ . Playoff Opener   SECOND INNING   THIRD INNING.

New Rockne Tragedy  Wideaw af Famed Caach   Widow of Famed Coach To Kansas Again When Son Shot in Break-In

Rockne’s Wounds Serious, But He  Is Given Chance   Son of Football Immortal Is Shot “In Wichita Home; Moathar vat Ra-leldea

Hope Fades For ‘Affray   Time Running Out for 7% Ahnard Stricken Sub

Hope Runs Ou! for Men in Missing Sub   Faint Underwater Signals From British Craft Cease

{Mope Ranning Out  ‘Little Chance Now That Men ‘On Sunken Sub Can be Saved

Fear 75 on Board Lost Sub Doomed  Signals Stop; Hull Not Yet Contacted

HOPE FOR MEN ON DISABLED SUB {8 WANING   Rescue Vessels Lose Contact With Boat On Channel! Bed

Assembly Kills Soviet Demands of Condemnation   Formosa, Bombing Issues Gain No Outside Support

Aagression In Formosa Charge Rejected 48-5  _Bombing Of Chinese   _Bombing Of Chinese Territory At Border Charaes Also Loses

UN REJECTS DEMANDS OF NO IETS   Vote of Confidence Goes to the U. 5. By a Wide Margin.

U.N. Votes Kall Russian Moves  To Assail U.S.   Assembly Smothers Claims Of Formosan Aggression,  Bombing of Red China:

Senate Finance Group Will Vote On Tax Measure   Both Pa. Republicans, Democrats Agree Action on Proposed Income Levy Will Formally Decide Ultimate Fate of Bill

enate Finance Committee ‘ormally Kills Fine's Long Yisputed Income Tax Bill

Rate Boost To Be Sought By Railroads  Move To Offset Wage Hike Offers

Roads To Ask Freight Hike  6 Per Cent Sought, Less on Veaetables

President Asked To Create FEPC  _ Senator Proposes By-Passing. Congress

Plasma Flow May Be Cut By Strike   But Red Cross Asked To Resume Blood Collection

How About a Halloween For Adults?  It Would Be a National Worm Has Turned Dav

Foreign Policy Speech Stirs Up Nation's Press   Atlanta Paper Says Taft Did Not Oppose UN Action Last June   Ten ‘Most Beautiful Ifs Cut Back at 10-Pound Critic

NEWTOWN TESTATRIN’S BOOKS GO TO GHIGAGL   Esther M. Reich, Newtown, R.D., Aids 18 In Her Family   NINE CHILDREN HEIRS

18 RELATIVES ARE NAMED IN WILL OF ESTHER M. REICH   4 Daughters, 4 Sons-in-Law, 5 Sons, 5 Daughtersin-Law Listed   INDIVIDUAL BEQUESTS   Items Include Coffee Set, Tea Service, Jewelry, Grandfather Clock

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Veir During 24 Hours  (By The Associated Press) Pra n Pee mle nme fesahecr tt.

13 Persons Meet Death In Plane Crash   Big Flying Boat Falls On Mount Benson In Canada

Last-Ditch Curbs ‘Support Plea Made   Backers of Stiff Controls Urae Letters to Conaress

MAYBE IT IS TOO LATE Consumers Urged To Tell Wants On Price Controls

Citizens View  On Price Asked   Write Congressman, Control Group Urges

Urge Consumers Write Congress To Get Controls  Administration Is Pessimistic Over   Administration Is Pessimistic Over Final Outcome

OO DETAINED ASSOUTHCASE - NEARS CLIMAX   P Demonstrations Mark Last-Minute Plea For Clemency

Last Six Men Rescued From Stormy Sea   One Lifeboat Lost When It Overturns Alongside Vessel

All But Six Rescued From Lifeboats Just Before Dawn   Four Missing Where Flipped From Life Boat Near Rescue

Killer-Rapist Quietly Taken   DEATH CELL ESCAPEE ON CHICAGO STREETCAR

Chicago Killer Captured Alive   Harry Williams Nabbed on Trolley

Key Chicago Operations Near Normal   Pittsburgh District Among Those Still Holding Gut In Fich

Railroad Strike Over, Workers Take Pay Hike   W-rk or Be Fired Order Factor in Ending Walkout

Switchmen Generally Back On Jobs; Army Threat Seems To Have Broken Resistance

Railway Express, Mail Embargoes Are Now Liffed   Vital Chicago Area Reports Returning Of Many Workers

Army Crackdown Ends Rail Strike   ‘Sick’. Switchmen Recover, Return. To Work At Yards Across Country:

MAIL'EMBARGO LIFTED AS RAIL  STRIKE ENDS   ongest, Costliest Tie Up. Peters Out After Army’s Work or Be Fired Edict.

Railroad Strike Virtually Ended By Army Threat  Full-Scale Return: Some: Still Hold Out

Army Threat Breaks Back Of Rail Strike   Switchmen Returnsto Jobs After ‘Work or Be Fired’ Uultimatum

Rail Strike All But Over Today   Postoffices Thruout U.S Directed to Resume Full Service   ARMY ACTION CITED   Back to Work Order and Pay Raises Regarded  as Main Factors

WASHINGTON, Feb, 5 — fa) — The post office department today lifted all reatrictions on

Long and Costly Railroad Strike Virtually Ended   Threat of Army To Fire Strikers Ends ‘Sick’ Walkout

700,000 Cars Jammed Up In Strike Cities  Ularcl Qe Ra Eiea   Work Or Be Fire Demand Seems To Have Turned Trick

End Embargoes on Mail and Express As Strikers Return   Switchmen Bow To Army Threat; Most Back Today

Work: Order From Army Is Being Obeyed   Chicago Workers, Leaders in Strike, Also Lead Retum

Pay Hike Spurs — Return to Work   Work Stoppage Continues in Only Few Cities: Freight Yards Still Jammed

Rail Strike Breaks Up In Chicago  Rwiehmean Bai   Switehmen Retorn To Work In Most Principal Citles

ALL, MAIL, EXPRESS SERVICE RESTORED’   Rail Strike Peters Out ‘Ariny Threat’ Effective:

U.S. Abandons All Restrictions On Mail Service   Chicago Switchmen Return To Work; Threat Of Firing Breaks Strike

All Bans On Mail Lifted By P.O. Dept.   Full Service Is Restored; Natice Is Received At Local Office

Costly Tieup Is Virtually Ended: Lift Embargoes   Army’s Threat To Fire “Sick” Switchmen Gets Results; Industry Gets Ready For High Gear

10-Day Rail Tieup Virtually Ended in Nation  Sw vitchmen Return   Switchmen Return After Army Threatens To Fire Strikers

Railroad Strike Virtually Ended by Army Order   Workers Swarm Back to Jobs to Loosen Log Jam of Freight

RAIL WALKOUT ALL BUT OVER, MAIL RETURNS   Strikers Return At HoldOut Points Well Before Army Deadline

Normal Mail Service Restored Over Nation as Costly Rail Strike Is All But Over  Army’s Threat to Fire Striking Switchmen Breaks Up Walkouts-

Army Threat Ends Strike On Railways" Over Nation   Only Few Sections Report No Rushing Back By Switchmen

Embargoes Lifted as Strike Ends   Mail and Express  Services Restored;. Tangled Rail Yards Prasant a Problem

Post Office Lifts All Restrictions on Mail Service   Order Disrupted Service Back to Normal Immediately.

Movement Back To Work Starts After Threat By Army To Discharge Strikers

Threat Of Jobs’ Loss Ends Strike   Chicago Tieup Ended As Men Hurry Back To Work To Beat Armv’s Deadline

Full Service On Express, Mail Again  Sick Switchmen Strike at End

Thousands Back Before Deadline   Industries Also Getting Back to Full Production

 of Longest Rail Strikes: All But Over   Mail Service Resumed After Switchmen Heed Army

Mail Service Is Restored To Normalcy   Post Offices Resume Regular Routine in Service as Strike Of Railmen Ende

SWITCHMEN GET BACK TO YARDS AND SAVE JORS   Rush To Work Follows Army's Threat To Dismiss Strikers — Men’ Return’ In Large Numbers.

Rail Tieup Is Over As Mail Starts Moving  Restrictions Are   Restrictions Are Rescinded; Men Head For Jobs

Rail- Bus Crash Fatal  To Seven In Canada      Rail Workers Heed Armv’s Warning

Army Threat to Fire Switchmen ls Given Credit   Chicago Crews Return In Trend Reported on A Nation Wide Scale

PO Lifts All Restrictions On Mail Now   Postal Service Back to Normal After Over Week

Long Costly Rail Walkout All But Over   Army’s Threat To Fire Strikers Breaks Up 10-Day ‘Sick’ Walkout; Most Return To Jobs.

SWITCHMEN BOW 10 ARMY ULTIMATUM   Mail Service Returns To Normal As 10-Day Walkout Ends.

Mail, Railway Express Service Near Normal   Longest, Costliest Rail Strike Peters Out Across Country; Traffic Delays Seen

R. R. STRIKE ENDS; MAIL BAN LIFTED   All Post Offices Directed to Resume Normal Operation as Switchmen Return to Jobs.   700,000 FREIGHT CARS ARE TIED UP   Chicago Strikers Back at Nation’s Biggest Yards Before Saturday Deadline Set by Army.

REMOVE CURBS ON SHIPMENTS BY MAIL.EXPRESS   CREDIT ULTIMATUM BY ARMY TO ‘WORK OR BE DISCHARGED’

Mail Is Again on  The Move   Trains Cut Out Of Service Are Again Rolling As Men Report

Post Office Lifts Mail Service Ban - Crippling Strike Virtually at End; Workers Return

ALL MAIL FREE FROM EMBARCO   Postofiice Department Orders Normal Service’ Re- stored, With All Restriclions Lifted.

Resume All Mailand  kxpress   Army Threat Was Big Factor in Breakup  Of Long, Costly Strike   ‘BEAT THE DEADLINE   At Most Points Across Nation, There’s a Surge Back to the Rail Yards

Nafion-Wide Rail Strike All but Over   Post Office Lifts All Restrictions On Mail Service

Full-Scale Returr To Work Breaks Costly Walkout   All Switchmen Are Expected Back on Jab Before Army Deadline

Army Work o1 Else Demand Gets Results  Chicago Workers Return; Estimate 700,00 Cars Idle

All Expected Back By Saturday At 4   Army Order Seen As Main Factor In Return

Army Threat Breaks Up 10-Day Railroad Walkou   Millions of Dollar: Vital War Goods  Are  acces

One of Nations’s Longest and Costliest Railroad Strikes Apparently Is Ended

All Mail, Rai Bans End With Strike   Full Scale Return To Work In Most Parts Of Nation

POST OFFICE REMOVES RESTRICTIONS ON MAIL   Embargo Removed Also On Railway Express Shipments As Train  Service Is Restored

ARMY'S THREAT BRINGS QUICK END TO STRIKE   Switchmen Returning Tc Jobs In Key Cities After U. S. Order

All Rail, Mail, Railway Express Service Restorec  Lona, Costly Rail      Long, Costly Rail Strike Peters Out

Army's Ultimatum On Strike Breaks Walkout   WORKERS THRONG BACK TO WORK AS “WORK OR BE FIRED” ORDER IS ISSUED

Ultimatum Heeded By Many Today  Order By Truman Gets Fast Results

Back-to-Normal Mail Delivery Service Ordered  unt, CPRibiana   Post Office Department Takes Off Restrictions

Long, Costly Rail Strike Is Ended   Embargoes Lifted: Mail and Express Service Restored

Embargoes Or Mail, Express Service Lifted  Rail Strike Nearly Ended As Workers

Nationwide Rail Strike All but Over   Task Ahead To Clear - Yards, Straighten  Out Industries.

Mail Restored, Express Ban Is Ordered Lifted   Freight Yard Tangle Will Require Days of Unraveling

Confers With U.N. Leaders On Surprise Visit  Rte antes Guns      AWOL Soldiers Have Identical Fingers Missing

Mobilization Program, Buffefed By Labor’ Assaults, Due To Head Into New Storms

Cost Of Living Index To Show Additional Rise   Labor Expected To Blast Govt. Control Provram

Mobilization Program Faces New Storms As Living Cost Index Plans To Show Raise

Expect New Price Index To Show Increase   Will Be Announced Tonight; Ease Gasoline Freeze

Cost-Of-Living Index Threatens New Trouble For Mobilization Heads

Cost Of Living Rise Will Add Fuel To Fire   Gas Price Freeze ~_v.  oe 2   Gas Price Freeze Relaxed; Johnston Rins ‘Complacency

Battered Curbs Program Faces New Buffeting   Increase Shown In BLS Figures May Raise Storm

New Storm To Face Program of Mobilization   Cost-of-Living Index Due for Release; To Show an Increase

Higher Cost Index To Give New Headache  Buffeted Mobilization Setup Gets No Relief With 2.5 Prices Rise

Living Cost Index Expected to Show 2 Point Hike   Probe of Favoritism, Controls Ordered By Maybank

Living Cost Rise Brews New Storms   BLS Index, Due Tonight,  Expected To Show 214°. Jump

Mobilization Program Facing Another Storm   Cost-of-Living Index Due Tonight; Gasoline Price Curb Relaxed

LIVING COSTS BOOST HINTED   New Index Is Expected Te Upset Mobilization ’ Program

Control Plan Facing Storms   Maybank Orders Probe Of Entire Set up; Johnston Assails ‘Complacency’

Mobilization Program Due  For Trouble   Latest Living Cost Index Expected To Show Hike

Relaxes Gas Price Freeze  ees   » New Trouble Lies Ahead For U. S. Control Policy

Cost Of Living Index Expected To Show Boost   New Storms Rising With Probe Slated Into Mobilization

Mobilization Progam Faces More Troubles  New Cost of Living Index to Show Rise

Cost-Of-Living Index Goes Up  Mobilization Program Faces New Troubles

Cost-Of-Living Boosts To Pose New Problems   Mobilization Program Facing Added Difficulties.

Too Complacent Over Inflation  "Undermining Our Mobllization Effort

Gasoline Price Freeze Relaxed  New Rise In Living -- Cast index Predicted

Cost of Living Index Ready   Likely to Show Rise of 2.5 Points: Freeze  On Gas Relaxed

Slushy Snow. Covers State  ; Midwest Blanketed; 23 lnches Choke lowa-City

Kerr Authorifies Arrest Clarence Cahill, Alias Allan Baker, Today; Faces Armed Robbery Sentence

Petitions For Track Election Circulated  Crittenden County To Vote Upon

Wage Control Board Members Seek Formula  Group to Work on PBeaaram te Gita

Ten Per Cent Pay Increase Formula Looms   Proposed Wage Boost Is Expected to Be Based on PreKorean War Rates

49 Barrels An Hour Is  Estimate.   Scouts From Majors Flock to Rio Arriba Site to Check Well

Man Killed In Oil Fire At Rochester  12 Storage Tanks Aflame; Black Smoke Covers City

One Man Killed, Second Injured, Loss $100,000   Thick, Black Smoke Billowing Over City; Fire Break Erected

Battle Fierce Oil Tank Fire At Rochester   One Man Dies in Blast; No Water Pipes Near Fire

Group for Security Completed   Meanwhile Senator Says Congress Will “Ds Its Own Digging”,

President Names §-Member Board On U.S, Security   It May Even See Some Confidential Files If It Asks Him

SECURITY UNIT NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Truman Announces Nine-Member Group; Criticism Is Sharp

INTERNAL SECURITY COMMISSION SET-UP    Truman Names Admiral Nimitz A: i ’. Chairman; Eight Members To Be Appoinied

Truman Forms Security Board  Nimitz Heads Group On Employe Loyalty

Internal Security Commission Created  President Acts To Tighten Laws Against Subver-

Judge Blasts Bradley Prexy In Fix Case   Sentence of Players Up for Conspiracy © Is Suspended :

PRICES FIRM BY MID-IUNE   But Gov't Officials Gloomy Over Prospects For Wage Stabilization.

Believe a Price Level Possible   Agreement on Wages Near; Seek Loan Curb

Capital Picture Is One 0f Cheer, Gloom And Alarn  Progress Of Plans  -For: Mobilization: ° BPAMAG SAArAd A:

Price Scene Is Brighter,  Wage Issues Causing Row  Government Alarmec   Government Alarmed Over Control Needs On Loans By Banking

DiSalle Sees Price Plateau  By Mid-June   Food Rollback Preparec As Sawyer Urges Tighter Credit

Sawyer Urges New Credif Regulations   Says Present Rules Have No Effect in Combatting Inflation

DiSalle Sees Price Victory ‘In 60 Days’   Advances Time He Thinks He Can Get  Line Under Contro]

U. S. Leaders Seek Balanced Stabilization  Wages, And Labor - Aqreements

Stabilization Seen By Middle Of May   New Restrictions Proposed By Secretary Sawyer

Possibility Of June Level-Off Seen By DiSalle   Price Director Hopeful Earlier Estimates May Be Bettered: Other Eeo nomic Fronts Pessimistie

DiSalle Expects Price Plateau In May or June   Johnston Passes Woge Deadlock _Onto President

Price Control Outlook for Nation Improvec   General Level May Be Stabilized By May or June

Price Level Sighted by Mid-May   Wage Situation Worsens; Johnston Awaits Next Move

Moods Vary On Controls   Cheerful Over Prices Gloomy Over LaborIndustry Peace

Outlook for Price Control Briqhter   But Officials Are Pessimistic Over Chances for LaborMoannaement Accord

U. S. Leaders Gloomy Over Wage Control   But They Are Growing More Cheerful Over Controlling of Prices

Price Situation Better; Wages Still In Snarl  Retail Food Prices ©  Halt Climb; Johnston Waits For Agreement

Government Is Gloomy Over  Some Controls   Leaders Cheerful About Prices But Doubtful About Wages and Loan:

Price Picture, Cheerful: Labor-W ages. Gloomy: : Bankine-C redit. Alarming

Officials More Cheerful Over  Price Controls   But Gloomier Over Labor Crisis, Loans and Credit Buying

Price Control Seen Gaining  Agreement Still Off On Wace Control<

food Price Climb Halts; Cuts Likely      Johnston To Let Wage Plan Stand   DiSalle Says New Orders Will Roll Back Most Retail Prices

Feelings Mixed On Mobilization  Developments   Leaders Cheered By Prices But Fearful! On Wages, Credit

Headway Indicated By Disalle   DiSalle Sees Early Stebilization Of Prices On. Foods

DiSalle Hopes Price Of Food To Be Slashed   Outlook For Accord On Wage Curbs Seen Gloomy By Officials

Price View Is Brighter   —. <a  Stabilization by MidMay Seen by DiSalle; 45h Gtallad an Wages

U.S. Leaders Cheerful Over Contuelllins Prices; Prospects Gloomy for Wage Agreement

BA Leaders Both Gloomy and Cheerful   Alarmed Over Need for Control of Bank Leans, Insteliments

Government Leaders Find Cheer, Gloom, Alarm In Stabilization. Picture

OUTLOOK CLEARS ON GOVERNMENT PRICE CONTROLS   Officials Expect Sta-' bilization By Middle Of May Or/June-— Wage Situation Still Gloomy.

Local Draft Board Calls 15 Selectees   Franklin Board Calls 26 For Induction In  Erie March 6

10 Hurt, 1 Dead In Train Wreck   Rain Weakens Rail And Train Plunges

Track Collapses Wrecking Train, And Killing One   Deisel Locomotive Plows Into Creek; 20 Persons Aurt

Neutral Zone Snags Parleys  Liaison Officers Try To Settle Difficulty

Red Soldiers Chased From Korean Ridge   U. §. And French Troops Stage Greatest Assault In Month Of Fighting

Neutral Line Row Blocks New Talks  Enemy Radio Reports Allies Insist Pe Re i ee if soa y  amita ee

LIAISON GROUPS STILL DISCUSS NEUTRAL ZONE   Allies Unwilling To Accede To Boundaries De manded By Reds   SOME POSSIBILITY OF AGREEMENT SOON

Fresh Dispute Further Delays Armistice Talks   No Word Received On Latest Session Of 9? Liaison Teams

Further Delay In Truce Talks ls Threatened   Dispute Over Lines Of Neutral Zorie Is Stumbling Block

Dispute Over  Nentral Zone  ‘Delays Armistice Reds Demand   Extension Of “f Boundaries

DELAYS AGAIN THREATEN END TO PEACE TALK   Argument Develop: Over Extent Of  Neutral Zone

Senators Shout Down Amendment To Pay For Own Haircuts and Shaves

Senators Will Continue to Get Free Haircuts, Shaves   Debate, Unrecorded Voting Decides That

Courtesy of Taxpayers  U. S. Senators Will Still Get  Free Haircuts, Limousines

Push Through Bill for $71 Million to Operate Congress — Senators Keep Free Barber Service

Speedy ‘Action On Jap Treaty May Be Asked   Decision Would Upset Early- Adjournment

Truman May Ask Senate For Quick Treaty Action   President’s Drive For Early Ratification . Overrules State Dept. Plan For Next Year

Truman May Prod Senators  On Ja p Treaty   His Decision Apparently Will Override State Office Plans For Delay

Man Arrested in Columbus Linked With Missing Girl  Cleveland Detectives to Return Suspect To That City to Face Lie Detector Tests

—NO TRACE OF MISSING GIRL— Police Report Suspect  Arrested In Coluinbus —

Hunt for Missing Girl Intensified While Fifth Suspect Is Picked Up

House Favors Quick Flood  Control Action   Subcommittee Recomends Early Completion of Kansas Basin Projects

Enemy Reporters Present At Truce  Talks: Army Bans U. N. Newsmen

U.N. Newsmen Barred From Peace Talks   Red Correspondents Attend Session

Correspondents Angered Over Bar  Red Reporters Allowed To Attend Prelim Meet

Communists Send Correspondents To Kaesong—U. $. Writers Banned   CORRKFSPONDENTS ANGRY

‘U.S. Correspondents Claim Enemy Gains Propaganda March in Ban af Kaesong

Banishment Irks Western Newsmen   Declare Enemy Has Stolen A Propaganda Strike

UN Newsmen May Be Allowed to Go To Kaesong Talks   Claim Enemy Stole Propaganda March . When They Were _ " Banned Sunday *

U.N. Reporters Barred But Red  Press at Parley   Angry Correspondents Charge Enemy Wins Propaganda Victory

U.N. Newsmen Protest Ban From Kaesong  Angered Because   Angered Because Reds Are Allowed News Coverage

Correspondents Angered Over Bar   Red Reporters Allowed To Attend Prelim Meet;  Ban Tomorrow Uncertair

U.N. Correspondents Angered At Being Banned from Talks   Soy Enemy Hos Stolen Propaganda March on Allies: Storm Stirred Over Censorship of Status of Keesong

Truce Talks Ban on UN INewsmen Will Continue   Presence of Red Correspondents At Openina Talks Is Protested

Winter Season’s Roughest Weather Envelopes Nation With Cold, Rain   Area May Get Break In Cold Wave

Deaths Mount As Sleet, Snow Batter Nation   Some Relief Sighted In Mid-West Sector; Florida Area Spared

Winter Lets Loose Worst 51 Weather   Wide Belt Hard Hit; Warmer In Minnesota Where Temperature Rises To 95 Relow

Warmer Near Artic Circle Than in U. S   Not Much Relief In Sight from Wintry Blasts

Bitter Cold Covers Most Of Nation   Americans Suffer In Blizzards And Storms

NoRelief From Severe Cold Seen InU.S.   Most Of Mid-West Held In Grip Ifilcy Blasts

Worst Winter Weather Whips U. §   Mercurv Tumbles Below Zero. No Reliet Is Seen In East

Cold’s Grasp On Nation Is Still Intact   Midwest Has Mild Form Of Relief But Bitter Weather Still Holds  On Realentlececly

Rough Weather Still Gripping Most Of Nation   Biting Cold, Sleet, Snow And Rain Wideenread.

. Temperatures Drop Far Below Zero In Midwest; Death Toll Mounts Steadily

Father Says He'll Ask lowa Authorities to Return Them —  Two Eddy Children Hope to Live in Foster Homes

Two (Go Back to Foster Homes —  Eddy Children Run Away from Parents

Simpson Will Attend Principals Conference At Missouri University

U.§. NARCOTICS, COUNTERFEIT RING SMASHED  7A   Federal Agents Seize One Woman, Nine Men, Linked With Lucky Luciano.

9 Arrests Smash Big Dope Ring   Accuses Russia Of Secretly Planning Third World War And Openly Crying For Peace.

East And Gulf Coast Sailor Strike Looms   President Refuses To Step Into Dispute

SHIP WALKOUT IS IMMINENT ON EAST COAST   Hope of Preventing Strike Wanes as West Unions Negotiate

McCarthy Offers To Prove Charge  Senator Says Reds Gave Ned To Truman

North Korea Hits Jap Treaty Plan   Note Demands U.S. Be Barred After Peace Is Signed

Red Bid Seen To Get Yanks Out Of Japan   North Korea Wants Americans Barred After Peace Trealv

Russ Looses Angry Tirade at U.S.in U.N.   Moscow Discloses Execution of Pair of 'American Spies’

Follows in Dad’s Footsteps  Slayer-Rapist Takes His Life In an Ivy Bed

    HUNTED KILLER TAKES OWN LIFE   New Jersy Manhunt Ends As Murder-Rapist Is Found With Bullet Hole  . In Left Temple.

Kidnap-Rapist Takes Own Life  Bw. BE. Masi x   Reign of Terror Ends for Irwin

DESPERADO ENDS BLOODY CAREER WITH SUICIDE  mAmRYyY MmicrAiviororr   BODY DISCOVERED BY AIR OBSERVERS IN JERSEY WOODS

Fugitive Takes Own Life After 24-Hour Hunt By Armed Volunteers In New Jersey Woods:

Manhunt Ended Ms Man Suicides   Meek-Looking Desperad Slays Self As Posse Of Hunters ‘Closed In’

Meek-Looking Warren Lee Irwin Takes Owr Life Rather Than Be Captured by Posse After Bloody Career of Murder, Kidnapping

IRWIN SLAYS SELF TO END CRIME CAREER   Body Of Crazed Gunmar Found In Clump Of Poison Ivy

Young Desperado Follows Pattern Of Death Staried "By Father 17 Years Ago —

Irwin's Suicide Manhunt Climax  Fugitive Shoots Self When Trapped

KIDNAPER ENDS CRIME CAREER WITH SUICIDE   Warren Irwin Takes Own Life As Man-Hunters Close In   GIRL ESCAPES   Death Concludes Greatest Desperade Search In New Jersey History

Fugitive Dies  By Own Shot   Career of Murder, Kidnaping, Rape Ends; Girl, 17, Freed

The Weather   Degenerate Kills Self As Posse Closes In on  Him after Girl Freed

Suicide Finishes Jersey Manhunt   Warren Lee Irwin Takes Own Life

Fugitive Ends Crime Career With Suicide   Object of New Jersey's Big ‘Manhunt, Warren Irwin Is Found Dead After Holding Girl Contive Far 4) Ware

Killer Ends Own Life In Ivy Patch   Hides in Woods To Elude Greatest New Jersey Hunt

Rapist Kills Himself To Foil Capture   Warren Irwin’s Body I: Found Near Point He Left Girl, 17

Irwin Career Of Murder, Rape Ended By Suicide      KILLS SELF NEAR. SPOT WHERE GIRL HE . KIDNAPPED WAS ABANDONED

Hunted Murderer Takes Own Life   Desperado’s Body Is Found Near Spot He Abandoned Captive

Americas Told Of Red Menace   20 Latin Republics Rallied To Hemisphere Defense

LATIN AMERICANS ARE RALLIED BY ACHESON   38 Good Neighbor Republics Warned That Communism Menaces Their Freedom

Latins Urged To Bolster   Defense Ties Acheson Rallies 20   Acheson Rallies 20 Republics With Red Peril Warning

Government's Integrity High, Group Reports   Ethical Standards Are Higher Than Those In Business, Senate Unit States In Report

Truman Sees New Weapons  At Aberdeen   Some Are Already In Use In Korea; Others Just Tested

FROM WELL 8 INCHES WIDE  Father Tells Own Story Of Child's s ‘Rescue.

Tension Ebbs in Cicero Riot Zone  National Guard Force Chanaed and Reducex

West Ready For Berlin Blockade   Allies Prepare To Cut Supplies For  Eastern Germany

Allies May Clamp Down On Russians   Soviets Said Close To Starting Anothes Blockade Of Berlin

West to Act On ‘Blockade   Soviet Ruling on Berlin Shinning Brings Threat

Instr uctor Infatuated By Girl Pu ipil, VW Teacher-Student Dating Is Target Of School Board Probing Romance

Texans Gather fo Hear MacArthur   About 3,000 at Airport When General Arrives

AVID INTEREST IN TEXAS TALKS PLANNED BY GEN. MacARTHUR PROVES THAT OLD POLITICS, INLIRE OLD SOLDIERS. NEVER FADES AWAY

MaeArthur Arrives  in Texas Capital   Austin Citizens Gather on Statehouse Lawn to Await Speech by Ousted General

Preparation For Possible Warfare Essential, He Says  Karean Ficht Won   Korean Fight Won Time To Prepare For Larqer Threat

President Asks For $60 Billion To Build Arms   Truman Tells Congress General War May Be Thrust  On Us By Russia—Tremendous Outlay Proposed Boece: Beclfliitivwsn Blewns:

Says We Must Be ‘Ready’   If Soviet Russia Unleashes General  War On World

U.S. Warned General War   Threat Grows   President Secks $14 Billion. To Step Up Airpower, 2 =00 O000-Man Army

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR $60 BILLION MILITARY BUDGET   Must Centinue Arming for War Russia May Thrust Upon World, He Says *   WARNS RED LEADERS   Air, Sea and Ground Forces to Be Increased, Congress Told

Truman Tells Congress Nation Needs $60 Billicn Military Budget to Arm for War Acainst “ee iets

Truman Declares $60 Billion Arms Fund Vital For Security  President Warns Russia Of What She May Expect If She Elects To Spread Conflict

$60 Billion Military Budget Asked   President Calls It Essential to Our Nationa Security.

$60 Billion Asked to Arm U.S. and Allies   President Seeks Huge Military Sum Because Of General War Threat

Truman Asks 60 Billion To Arm U.S. And Allies   Tells Congress We Must Be Ready If Russia Starts General War

S60 Billion Is  Detense Need.     Truman Says   Congress Is Warned Of Impending Soviet War for World Rule

Oppose Stricter Slot” Penalties  Firemen Move To Protect Raffles

INDO-CHINA REDS VISITING PEIPING   May Seek Chinese Assis. tance Against French Enemy

Red Delegation From Indo-China Reaches Peiping   Ties Between Two Countries Bound ‘Closer Together’

Features tor Everybody lo the Telegram Today   Contino Given 6 Months Term, Fined $10,000 as Draft Dodge:

Gromyko Says Time Isn’t Important*Aind Treaty Meeting May Last Month

Gromyko Will Fight to Delay Japanese Treaty; Battle Looms Over Debate Limit

DEFENSE DOES NOT QUESTION CONFESSED SPY   Gold Says He Gave Atomic Secrets to Russian Official

Spy Techniques Told as Trial Draws Near End   Recess Taken For Arrival Of Witnesses

Gold Tells Of Meetings With British Spy Fuchs   Atomic Espionage Trial Adjourned Until Next Week: Witnesses Expected From ‘Distant Places’

MILITARY FEUD BEHIND DEBATE   Hint That It Springs From Friction Between “Mac” And Marshall.

New Atomic Bomb Test Scheduled For Pacifie      Marshall Appears To Be MacArthur's Principal Tareet

NEWSPAPERMAN NAMED SENATOR IN MICHIGAN   GENERAL MARSHALL 1S PRINCIPAL TARGET OF MacARTHUR’S UNPRECEDENTED ATTACK!

New Trial Starls in ‘Morlgaged Cow’ Murder Case   Taney County Farmer Is Accused of Clubbing Neighbor to Death.

French Told 600 Million To Be Theirs  Money To Be Paic In American Aid

FRANGE REVEALS U5, HAS PLEDUED — $000,000 000 All   Officials in Washington Voice Belief Funds Can Be Furnished Without Asking Appropriation.   TO BE PROVIDED BEFORE NEXT JULY !   British Government Working  on Estimates of Amount of Dottar Help it Will   Ask Later.

U.S. Pledges $600 Million Rid To France   French Fears Of Pinch In Coal, Gasoline Fades

Counted on Smoller Sum __  U.S. to Send 600 Millions To France, Cabinet is Told

ae ae ne  French To Get S600 Million In U. S. Funds   Cabinet Is Given News By Finance Minister After Talks With Acheson

Pledge of Aid Cheers French   U.S. Sending S600 Million. Maver Tells Cabinet

U.S. Pledges Sum to France   Promises $600 Million  Direct Aid and Defense Spending Before July 1

France to Get $600 Million in Aid From U. S.   Includes Defense Spending; Nation Lets Out Belt a Notch

French Cabinet Reveals US Aid Of $600 Million  Commodity Fears Fade Accordingly .

Cancer Fatal to Brazilian Doctor  Who Started Fund to Fight Disease

Bell Telephone Norkers Sirike   Clerical Employes Leave Jobs; Throw Up Picket Lines

Famed Stone Is Returned   People Who Left It Did Not Identify Themselves

‘Coronction Stone 4s In a Scottish Abbey   Is Placed on Grave of King Wiliam the Lion; Stolen Lact Christmas

Scone Stone Is Found   Famed British Coronation Emblem Delivered to Scotch Shrine

Stolen Stone Of Scone Delivered To Scots’ Shrine   Missing Coronation Seat Turned Over To Abbevy’s Custodian

Stone of Scone Is Delivered Today To Scottish Abbey   Nationalists Want Ht Kept In Scotland Where They Think t Belongs

Adjournment Seen by End of the Week Natural Gas Tax Bill Being Drafted ln Final Form for Legislative Vote

Final Draft of Tax Bill Being Readied Today   Report May Go to Houses Tomorrow; Deadlock Broken

2 Hoodlums Shot Dead By Third Man In Auto   Gunman In Back Seat Slays Braneato And Trombino Of Kansas City In Parked Car In Hollywood

First Part Of ‘Ninety’ Given Work   Gangland Killing Takes Two Lives-In Hollywood

Two Thug: Slain In Gang Wat  Shot From Rear   Shot From Rea: Seat of Auto

Auto Workers Get3-Cent Boost   Hope for Additional Four Cents Soon

Million Workers Get Pay Raises  Auto Plant Payrolls Up $2,800,000

3rd Class Cities Back Hearings On All Rate Boosts   Organization Endorses Fair Employment Practices Act  Backed by Platforms

Top Mobilizer May Ask Pay,  Price Freeze   Rumor Action Due Tonight; Put Curbs On Stock Trading by 75 Pct Marain Rule

U.S. C. Guard Tell $1,500 Bribe Offer  Hold Jockey’s Agent On Athlete’s Story

CAGE FIX SCANDAL SPREADS 10 COAST   Suspect Held in Attempt to Bribe Player on USC Team

Giles Defends Mild Stand’ On Tidelands   Gossett Charges Land Commissioner “Hurting Cause’

IN CONGRESS: Coalition May Hold Up Pay Of Acheson, Force Him Out

‘Man Failure’ Is  Believed Cause   At Least 70 Injured in Nation’s Third Railroad Crash in Two Days

Gver /0 Others Injured As Crack Trains Collide   Wreck Being Blamed On ‘Man Failure’

17 Killed As Trains Collide:   [Borough Seeks Solution To 13th St. Skid Spot

Seventeen Die in Wreck of Streamliners   Luxury Trains Collide Head-on  in Alabama’

Death Toll 14 In Philippine Island Storm   MthkGuisdinds Homeless “And Crops Daniaged 

Typhoon Takes 23 Lives And Leaves ‘Thousands Homeless In Philippines   Reports Say 200 Persons Missing; Winds Reportec At 150 Miles An Hour; 20,000 Forced To  Flee Erunting Volcano.

Tronical Typhoon Adds To Misery   Fourteen Dead In Central Area And Dam age Tremendous.

Lashin ¢ Storm Kills Fourteen In Philippines   Tropical Typhoon Adds Te Tragedy Of Evacuation At Camiguin Island

Crops, Buildings Are Blasted; Fourteen Killed  Thousands are Left Homeless as Cebu fm mnte Reumnt «at Gtarm

Crops, Buildings Are Blasted; Fourteen Killed  Thousands are Left Homeless as Cebu

Typhoons Howling Across Philippines  Thousands Homeless In Devastated Area

Typhoon Kills 14 Persons In Philippines   Thousands Homeless As Raging Tropical Storm Rips Through Large Central Area

KKKKKS  BRITAIN GOES AHEAD — WITH MANUFACTURE OF HER FIRST ATOM BOMBS

State Income Tax Being Considered To Hike Revenues   Fine And Top Legislative Leaders Planning Tc Meet Next Week Prior To Final Action On Proposed Levy; 3 Plans Are Checked

 Final Decision Expected on Policy Next Week  State Is Considering Flat Income Tax

G. O. P. Split Over Troops To Be Aired   Leaders’ Testimony In Hearing Focuses Licht On ?52: Race

Iwo Airmen Hurt, Two Ride Fighters Down and Escape Injury, One Leaps to Safety.   ACCIDENT OCCURS NEAR RICHMOND, IND   Ne Explanation Given fo Mishaps — One Survivor Says Trouble Was Not Caused By Weather.

WASS AIR ACCIDENT Eight J et Fighters Crash _ Mysteriously, Kill Three

8 Thunderjets Krom Texas  Crash. Kall 3   Official Explanation Of Mishaps Lacking, Pending Inquiry

BJeisCrash During Storm; 3 Pilots Dead   High Speed Planes Break From Formation And Fall In Indiana

‘GROUND SECOXDARY   0 TINY CORPSES Tots Starve in Korean Orphanage

80 Korean. Orphans Found Dead   Children ‘Found Stacked Like Wood Apparently Starved

As Many More Almost Starved; Reds Left No Food  80 Korean Orphans Found Dead

Green Declares Labor Split Is Not Final Break  Says Committee Had Accomplished  Intended Piurnnce

A.F.L. Quits Policy Group   Green Says U.L.P.C. Work Finished Calls for Merger of 2 Organizations

Italians Seek Treaty Revision For Rearmament   ULS., Russia and 20 Other Nations Get Formal Notification

Tialy Seeks New y Treaty  TTS 3 sfrel   ULS., Other Nations Urged ". Chance Pow. Do”

ITALY SEEKS STANDING AS LIBERTY LOVER   Seeks Treaty Revision For Equal Status As   Free Nation.

Union Leaders Blast Congress   Green Says Tax Laws Soak _ The Poor, Spare The Rich

AFL and CIO Heads Blame Congress Action For Mobilization Trouble, Laxity Is Charged

Unions Claim Congress Has Failed People   Labor Walked Ou Ot Meeting To ‘Impress Citizens’

Congress Blamed By AFL, CIO Head: For Mobilization Setup Dispute _

in Nationwide Rally  Labor Leaders  Blame Cocos For. Present Mobilization Mess

Labor Leaders Claim Congress  Cause Of Battle   say Squabble Result Of Enactment Of Weak Defense Production Act

Unions Accuse Congress Of Causing Mobilization Troubles With Weak Law

Green Calls Production  Act Weak   Blames HST, » Aides For Giving Into Business

Unions Blame Congress for  WSB Squabble   Green Charges Lawmakers Yielded To ‘Interests’

Mobilization Ills Blamed On Congress   Union Leaders Say Defense Production Act Unfair, Biased

. —UNION CHIEFS MEET— . Congress To Blame For Squabble, They Assert.     ,

Labor Blames Mobilization Fight  On Congress Charges Defense Act  Qtena Resatnoaee

Labor Heads Rap Congress On Defense Act  AFL, ClO Chiefs Call Mobilization Measure Weak

Blame Congress  For Squabble in  Mobilizaton Union Heads Say It Enacted Weak Bil! -

Green Hits Weakness Of Defense Aet   Impossible to Stabilize Living Costs Under ft, Claim

Congress Fails People, Charge   Labor Officials Claim “Soak the Poor” Is Present Policy

Labor Chieftains Blame Congress For Current Mobilization Squabble   Green And Murray Say Weak Defense Production Act Enacted Last Fall Cause Of All The Difficulty.

Labor Joins In Fight On Control Plans   Big Organizations To Oppose Many U. S. Policies

Heads of AFL and ClO Blame Congress For Squabble in Mobilization Program

AFL, ClO Leaders Blame Congress For Big Squabble Over Mobilization

Lay Defense Hitch Blame On Congress  Defense Production Ant Wank Pieclavo   Defense Production Act Weak. Declare C.LO., A.F.L. Chiefs

Labor Blames Congress For  Big Squabble   Says It Is To Blame For Differences Over Mobilization

Congress Gets Blame For U. S. Economy Setup  Labor Blasts What It Calls Appédsement Of Big‘ Business

In Nationwide Rally  Labor Teaders Blame Congres [For Present ‘Mobilization Mess

‘Weak Production Act Charged ‘Labor Blames Congress For Mobilization Snarl

Congress Scored At Labor Confab   Mobilization Fizzle Blame Is Placed

Labor Raps Congress on Defense Act   a ee) hem,  Mobilization Squabble Is Result of Weak Law, Green and Murray Declare  ‘Privileges’ Cited  Deferred to ‘to Rich, They Say, at Expense 0  Dank   ‘Privileges’ Cited

Prague Newsman  Still Missing   Bureau Chief William Oatis Vanished Monday—Had Thought He Was Followed

AP Press Chief At Prague Missing   _ Embassy Asks Caech Fer eign Office to Help Lecate Him .

Truman Puts His Signature  On Fund Bill   But He Attacks Bitterly Republican-Sponsored Rider To Measure

SETFOR TOMORROW   Field of Commissioner Candidates to Be Narrowed — From 15 to 10.   GENERAL ON APRIL :

SETFOR TOMORROW   Field of Commissioner Candidates to Be Narrowed From 15 to 10

Talmadge to Support Sen. Russell For Demo Presidential Nomination

Peace Rumors on Korea Grow   Reds Silent But West Says Peiping Not Deaf

REDS DEAF TO TALK?  Rumors Of Peace Bid Meet Silence From Commie China

Signs Point To Korean Peace Bid   U.N., Washington Expect Break Soon; ‘Chinese Reported Leaning to Truce

Reporis U.N. Will Make Peace Bid to Reds Meet With Stony Silence From Red China

Peace Hint Grows in  UN Circles   Allied Diplomats Imply Red China Not Wholly  Deaf to Truce Feelers   MUST COME FROM REDS   Gen. Marshall Declares China Must Start Move —See Hope in Rumors

Air Of Expecfancy Pervades UN As Peace Possibilities Rise      Officer Lauds Second Division

Reds Silent But Peace Rumors Not Discounted   ‘Face’ for Chinese Big Factor; Something Seen About to Break

Reports Are Persistent—   reports Are Fersisient—  Rumors of Truce More Than Thin Air?

Peace Rumors Persist   Some Early Development Expected Despite Fact That Reds Have Made No Truce Moves

Believe There Is Hope in Chance For Peace Soon   Though China Is Silent, It Appears Peiping May Be Considering Move.

Stony Silence on Peace Overtures  But Peiping Seen Not Entirely Deaf

How Does Red Chinese Fight?  UN Command Says He Tries _ To Exhaust Enemy’s Bullets

Allies Find Out How Chinese Combat Troops Stage Attacks In Korean War

FEW BANZAI ATTACKS’  UN Brass Explodes Myths About Reds’ War Tactics

Chinese Expose Selves in Attack to Draw ~ OTe’ Fire. Learn Positions, Study Shows

SOUTHERN TURNPIKE PLAN SET FOR VOTE   Proposal To Extend Toll Road Fron Harrisburg Area To Marviand Border Ready In House

BIG THREE WILL ADD GERMANY 10 DEFENSE LINEUP   FOREIGN MINISTERS HOLD FINAL PARLEY TO ISSUE REPORT

= ‘  Big 3 Plans New Effort On Austria Ministers Hold   Hopeful Outlook

Big Three Speed Plans fo Tie Germans to West   Ministers Near End of Series Of Conferences

How to Combat Inflation Threat is Big 3 Topic   Defense Buildup and Western Economies Are Menaced .

West to Rush  <Serman Arms   France Says Reich Soldiers Must Be Part of Overall Army

Early Accord Sought With West Germany   Big Three Also Wants Agreement With Russia Over Austria.

Big Three Speeds Plan For Germany   Red Agreement On Peace Pact Will Be Souaht

Agreement on Peace Pact   Big Three Reach It as to West German Police

Will Press Plans To Bring Germany Into Defense Team   Ministers Also Study Inflation In Arms Drive

Big 3 to Press for a Settlement on Austrian Pact   Recruiting of Germans for Army Opposed by French Pending Setup

Big 3 Seeks West Germany In Alliance   France Will Oppose Rais. ing Separate Army

CHINESE REDS USE SPEARS ON EIGHTH   Steel-Tipped Weapon Displayed by Army Chief Brings Hint of Arms Shortages

INTO LOTS OF TROUBLE Fat, Sassy And Two Years Old Red China Acts Just Like It

‘Simple Ceremony Set Tuesday for inarauration of Shrivers, Ramsey

Offense Covers  60-Mile Front; Offense Held to Be Vital in Present CAmpaign; Bad Weather Keeps Allied Planes Grounded; Summary Issued  By MacArthur

Gain Eight — Miles In: ‘Mud Along Front.   British, Anzacs) And ROKs Join-US™ Troops In Push

40,000 Red Troops Target of Campaign On 60-Mile Front    UN Armies Gain Eight Miles In Opening Attack Despite Adverce Wenther Canditinnc

Five-Nation Force Gains Up fo 8 Miles  Weather Is Principal - Obstacle; Chinese Opposition Spotty

Radio-Controlled Model Tank Runs Wild In Parlor, Friahtenina Inventor's Wile

Rent Director Asks Congress for New Sweeping Controls  Would Hang On to Present Laws, Slap On Some New Ones

Pyongyang Is Hit By One Of The Strongest Air Raids Of The War   The Peare Negntiatere Aoree On Anlv Nine Thing, The War To Continue Until An Armistice Is Reached

Vore on Laing Taft Accuses Marshall Of Trying to Blackjack Caonaress Into Action

Senate Rejects Lowering Draft Age fo 18'4   Final Decision Expected By Nightfall

SENATE VOTES ON DRAFT LAW   First Test On Politically Touchy Issue Set For This Afternoon

Senate Vote Faced Today On Drafting 18-Year-Old   Proposal By Morse Would Raise Limit To Six Months More

REJECT AGE 182 LIMIT FOR DRAFT   Clear Way for Vote on Administration’s Plan to Draft 18-Year-Olds. Seek  Limit on Service.

DEFEAT SEEN FOR MORSE PROPOSAL   Bill Would Prohibit Draft Of Men Under 18} Years  BaPFasaeAIIT  Offers First U.M.T. Test In Senate: More Amendments Considered

Defeat Of Morse Bill  Is Foreeast   Vote Will Test  UMTS Measure

Senate Rejects Amendment to New Draft Bill  Clears Way for Vote On Plan’'to Induct   Clears Way for Vote On Plan’ to Induct 18-Year-Old Youths

Senate Rejects Bid To Lower Draft To 18”   Later Vote Seen On Bill To Induct Men At 78

ACTION PAVES WAY FOR VOTE ON DRAFT BILL   ‘Blackjacking’ Is Charged By Taft To Gen. Marshall

Senate Votes Down Draft At Age 1812   Morse Amendment Is Defeated 55-31; Bill  Sets Minimum at 18

Senate Vot e S Against 18/2 , Age In Draft   Morse Proposal Defeated 55 To 31; Way Cleared For Decision On 18

Senate To Vote Today On Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Members Have Agreed To Make Test This  Afternoon.

Boy Draft Faces Vote In Senate   Decision On Delicate Issue Of Drafting 18 Year Olds Due In U. S. Senate

Senate Turns Down Plan To Lower Draft    Action on 18!/2-Year Limit Clears Way For  Vote on Administration's [8-Year Proposal

Senate Starts Voting Today On Draft Issue   Morse Amendment On Age Limit First on Agenda

Solons Reject 184-Year Age Limitation  ‘woes Bae Me cehall   Toft Raps Marshall For Tryingto = “Blackiack’’ Conaress

Morse fFroposal Would Have Minimum to 18/4 Years  BY VOTE OF 55 TO 31  Action Clears Way for Senate Vote on 18-Year Measure

Senate to Decide on  18s Draft   Measure Would Defer Action Until Youths Reach 18);

18-Year-Old Draft Vote Is Set For Today  Touchy Problem Comes Up Today In U.S. Senate

Amendment To’ 18-Year-Old Draft Defeated   Senate Kills Proposal to Set Minimum Age at 1814

Vote On Draft Set.In Senate As First Test    Morse Secks To Bar Taking Of 18-Years -:

Senate Starts Vote on Draft 'With Bill's Backers Confident   Morse’s Proposal Of 18% Years Limit Appears Doomed

Action Clears Way for Vote on 18 Group   Sen, Morse's Plan Spurned by Solons in 55-to0-31 Ballot

Senate Rejects Plan fo Lower Draft Age to 181   Action Clears Way to Vote on Proposal of 18 Minimum Age

‘Senate Rejects Morse Measure; Vote on 18 Soon   Tait Assails Marshall Efforts to Force Call of Youths

Senate to Vote On 18-Year Draft   Morse Proposal to Undergc Test;, Its Defeat Is

Amendment to 18-Year Bill Beaten 55-31  Senator Morse Loses in Fight _  lg nn: ood

“to 1814 Years BY VOTE OF 55 TO 31 Action Clears Way for Sen ate Vote on 18-Year  Measure

Senate  Votes On 18-Draft   Begin Ballots On I8% Limitation;  Other Chanqes 

Proposal cal Turned Back, 55 To 31; 18’ Topic Next:  Sen. Morse Sought® Pian In Amendment; Taft Accuses Defense Chief Of Propaganda

18” Year-Old Dratt Defeated   Leaves Way Clear For 18-Year-Old Bill To Come Up

Touchy Draft Ag e Issue Is  Up For Vote  Morse Amendment rT pM... 1a Vv... ALL   Morse Amendment To Ban 19-Year-Olds In First Senate Test

VOTE ON DRAFT SET FOR TODAY   Proposal By Senator Morse Would Put Age At 1812 Years  SEVERAL ISSUES UP

Dratting OF 18-Year-Olds Up For Vote   Proposal Would Ban Induction of Young Men Until They Are 18! Years of Age

Senate Clears Way to Vote Draft-at-18   183 Compromise - Proposal Turned Down Today

Touchy Draft Issues Up for Senate Ballot   Higher Age Limit Proposal Appears Headed For Defeat in First Test on UMTS Bill

Senate Will Make Draft Vote Today   Status of Youths  of 18 Will-Be Given Test  By Edwin B. HWaakinson

SENATORS REJECI COMPROMISE ON NEW DRAFT AGE   KILL PROPOSAL BY MORSE FOR CUTTING AGE LIMIT TO 18}

Solons Reject 184-Year Age Limitation  Taft Raps Marshall   Taft Raps Marshall For Trying to “Blackjack’’ Congress

18-Year-Olds May Get Draft Call in Answer   Senate Faced With Touchy Question of Drafting of Youths to Increase Armed Forces

Compromise Drait- Age Plan Beater   Senate Turns Down Morse Proposal by 55 to 31 Vote

Senate Clears Way for Voting On Draft at 13   Morse’s Defeated Amendment Would Have Lowered Age From 19: Taft  Accuses Marshall of Blackjack

1S2-Year Draft Killed by Senate  Action Clears Way For Original Plan

British Attack Egypt's Move To End Treaty   Foreign Secretary Warns Cairo Against ‘One-Sided’ Action

BRITAIN REJECTS EGYPTIAN ACTION TO VOID TREATY   INTENDS TO KEEP FULL RIGHTS UNDER PACT FOR DEFENSE

NEW TROUBLE SPOT   Britain Faces Crisis Witl Egypt in Vital Suez  Canal Area

Eoynt Warned Not To Void Defense Pact   Britain Declares: She Will Retain Full Rights Under Treaty

Britain Warns She Will Keep Egypt Rights   Cairo Moves to Reject Old Treaty

Egypt Celebrates Cancellation Of Defense Treaty   Crowds Demonstrating In Cairo Strdets; Britain Protests.

British Warning To Egypt: Won't Give Up Rights   Egypt Announces Plan to Oust Britain From Suez

Cairo Cheers Bill To Break  Defense Pact   Egyptian Parliament Will Stay In Session Until Measure Is Passed

Cairo Crowd Cheers Decision  To End Treaty With British   Britain Insists Egypt Has No Power To Break Pact

Control Of  Sudan, Suez Canal Sought  Premier’s Stand  Called Ilegal

Egypt Cancels British Treaty   Pact Allowing Troops to Guard Suez Still Has 5 Years to Run

Britain Insists Egypt Cannot Break Treaty   Cancellation Of Mutual Defense Pact Protested

Soyptians Back act Violation  8 es iw be - wm ;:   British Protest . Breakine Of Pact

LONDON CHARGES MOVE 10 REJECT TREATY ILLEGAL   Crewds In Cairo Celebrate Decision. To Terminate © 20 Vaapy Arcrard.

Egyplians to break Treaty With Britain   Tear Page From Iran Book in Regard to Occupation of Their Land by British Troops

London [AP)—Britain warned Egypt today she inends to keep her ‘full rights'' under the fwo countries’ O-year defense pact. Cairo moved yesterday to void

Britain Is Shocked By Egypt Move   Cairo Crowds Whipped Up Over Decision To Cancel Mutual Defense Pact With London

Britain Warns Egypt She Won't Quit Canal Zone   Labor Government Refuses to Recognize Treaty Cancellation

Mutual Aid Bill Had 5  Years to Go Crowds Mass   Crowds Mass in Cairo: Streets

BRITAIN RAPS MOVE TO VOID DEFENSE PACT   Warns Egypt She'll Stand By Treaty; Cairo Crowds Cheer Action.

Egyptians Seek To Abrogate 20-Year Pact   Cairo Initiates Action To Oust British From Suez Canal. Sudan Zone

Cairo Throngs Cheer Move To Nullify Treaty   British Claim Egypt Has No Legal Right ~ To Break Off Pact

Continues to Keep Privileges Under Defense Pact, Cairo Warned. "Strongest Exceptions” Taken.

Britain Warns Egypt She Will Retain "Full Richis’ Under Defense Treaiv   oRawn Qa NMWATOANRTPRANT

Egypt Gets Warning From British  Intend to Keep ‘Full Rights’ Unde

Egypt. Hits at Britain   Strongest Exception ‘Taken in London to Steps Taken at Cairo To Abrovate Treaty.

Intends to Keep Her Full Rights  in Canal Treaty   Cairo Moves to Void Accord; Suez Defense Is at Stake

Reds Call Him ‘Chief Butcher Van Fleet’  ‘Now “Army Ross in Kérea Already Beat the Commies Once -

OKLAHOMA WOMAN FREEZES TO DEATH   Body Found in Snow at Newton Kan.—-Had Been Missing Since Wednesday.

SUPERFORTS ATTACK VITAL RAIL BRIDGE   No Red Ground Fire Or Communist Planes Encountered In Night Raid

EU) PLANES FAIL SIM 10 VENTURE QUT STL   STORMY WEATHER CUTs DOWN NUMBER OF UL ON, AIR STRIKES IN KOREA,

Air War Quiet For Second Straight Day  Starmy Weathe: Limite Activity

Nurse Tells. ‘Slaying’ of Girl Friend   Body of Woman in ‘Killers’ Car, Harbor Police Teld

Tass: Evil Eye in U. S.  Acheson's Refusal To Oust Red Writers Understandable

Marin Pays Tribute To Its War Dead  In Memorial Rites  Sgt. Robert Hurt !s Marshall In San Rafael; Fairfax Has Ceremony

To Its War Dead  In Memorial Rites  Sgt. Robert Hurt Is Marshall In San Rafael; Fairfax Has Ceremony

General’s Plane, The Bata Touches National Airp At 12:31 [EST]; Wom Cheer And Men And ¥ men Wave Flags

GENERAL GREETED AT THE AIRPORT BY CONGRESS CHIEFS   12,000 Roar Welcome as Plane Arrives Early %& This Morning   SPEAKS AT 12:30 TODAY,   Mightiest Celebration in Capital's History Planned for War Hero

House Ready To Act On Raise In Postal Rates  Bill Differs Greatly With Proposals Approved By Senate

Postal Rate Increase Bill Faces Clear Sailing After Senate 4 Vay

Allies Abandon Use Of Caution   Race Full Speed For Quick Victory

Chinese Move inDayRetreaf   Doring Moves Have Unbalanced Reds Bedly

U.N. Forces Widen Drive Across 38th   Chinese Reds in Wild Retreat Surrender in Large Numbers.

Parallel 38 Is Crossed At 6 Points   U.N. Units Abandon Usual Caution, Race Full Speed Ahead   Whore 38th Crossed

Chinese Flee In Disorder as Allies Rush On  Record Number Of Reds Give Up  Under Pounding

Allies Sweep Over Parallel; Reds Routed  von, bt... 2... Vr... ks.   Chinese Flee in Daylight; UN ‘Bid for Vietory’ Seen

Planes Pound Fleeing Foes AboveBorder   Warships Batter Reds Jaraming Roads, Hills Carpeted With.Dead

Commanders Make Daring Victory Bid   Thousands Of Reds In Flight Before U.N. Spearheads

Allies Abandon Cautionand Race Full Speed Ahead   Foe Flees in Daylight To Escape Merciless Rain of Artillery Fire

Billy Vessels Out For Several Weeks   Knee Injury in Dallas Game Sidelines Sooner Back

moosier Legislators Remain Deadlocked   Soth House and Senate Reconvene With Sent: - ment Growing to End Special Session.

Furious Red Attack Fails To Budge Gls   Counterattack Beaten Back From Newly-won Ground

‘Jet Jockeys’ Hit MIGs In Field Attack   Eight Enemy Planes Shot Up On Ground At Northwest Base

Allied Line Stands Fast Before Attack   Chinese Beaten Back On Central Front

Chinese Red Attacks Fail To Budge UN  8 MIGs Shot Up On The Ground

HOLD DRIVE GAINS FIRMLY   Eight Red Migs Caught On Ground In Sunday Foray.

CHINESE FAIL TO DENT LINE   Hit on Central Front After Loss Of Three Miles

U. N. Holds Line Against Attacks  Allies Keep Gains OVE Tein Pere Conwkbs

Furious Chinese Attacks Futile   Fail to Budge Allied * Division on Korea’s Central Front

Chinese Reds Stage Fierce Counterattack  Fighting Flares Up On Korean Eeanse

ALLIED LINES ~ HOLD AGAINST RED ATTACKS   Allied Jets Shoot up 8 Migs on Ground, 7 in , the Air.

U.N. Line Rebults   Chinese   Counter-Attack Today Repulsed by Allies Who Drove Reds  3 Miles In 2 Days

Chinese Reds Counterattack On Central Fronf: Allied Lines Hold   Communists Pushed Back Two Miles In Linestraightening Offensive

Yanks, Britons Stop Furious Commie Attacks  8, @ FF * FF * FF RC Fr. U!ULRlLLUCM SS BSE. USD. Ue. USC DU. ULULULU

Chinese Counterattacks Fail To Move Allied Divisions Consolidating Gains

ALLIES BEAT OFF COUNTER-ATTACKS   Sabre Pilots Shoot Up Eight Migs on Ground

Red Attacks Fail To Win Ground Back   British Forces Hold To Gains

ALLIES REPULSE COUNTERATTACK   Foe Unable To Regain Ground Taken By U. N.

Allied Division Is Able To Halt Counterattack   British Forces Beat Off 12-Hour Drive Along Western Front

Allies Turn Back Chinese Attack   Sabre Jets Wreck 8 Migs Grounded At Air Base

ALLIES REPULSE CHINESE ATTACK   Enemy Fails ToBudge Division Which’ Had Smashed Reds Back—Foe * Loses: Planec.

Allies Beat Back More Red Attacks   Commies Throw Forces at Both Ends of Line

Reds Attack Heavily But Allies Hold   Division Retains ThreeMile Gains; Eight MIGs Shot up on Ground

Long Drive Of Commies Is Beaten Off   UN Jet Fighters Spot Only 8 Migs In Sweeping Over North Korea Today

Reds Checked In Ground Attacks And Air Battles  Eight Migs Shot Up At Air Rasa Pay   Eight Migs Shot Up At Air Base, Four Deatroved.

Chinese Reds Unable Break Allied Lines —   Furious Attacks by. Communists in Effort Regain Ground Taken By UN Soldiere

Chinese Staging Fierce Attacks In Central Area   UN Troops Regain One Hill In East After Red Assault

Allied Division Resists Attack   Chinese Pushed Back Three Miles by U.N.

Red Jabs Stopped; Allies Hold Gains  Two Yank Airmen Shoot Up Eight MIGs at Enemy Base

Chinese Fail To Budge U.N.   British Forces Beat Back Attack On Central Front

American Evacuation Fleet Is Standing By At Inchon If Needed   Chinese Communist Troops Sweep Through Seoul And Continue Pursuit Of U-N Forces

Mine Inspection Kills Two Miners   Mystery Surrounds Death of Two Men; Autopsy Is Ordered

UN Forees Are Using a New  Attack Method  ‘Operation Broom’ Plan eo ee ee ee   ‘Operation Broom’ Plan Is To Wipe out all Opposition Encountered

UN Forces Inaugurate “Operation Broom” in Korea, It’s a  Kill-As-You-Go Show for Gls

United Nations Troops Use Annihilation Tacties Now  Against Chinese Red Army

Gil’s Now Sweep Countryside Clean of Reds As They Go and Wipe Out Every Pocket of Reds

UN Forces Inaugurate “Dpertin Broom” in Korea, It's a .  Kill-As-Y ou-Go Show foe GIs

Liquor Inquiry Awaits Action  Six Republicans Are Sponsors of Request

Nam Claims UN Violates Regulations   General Cites Air Attacks on Parley Vehicles

More Protests Made By Reds In Messages   Accusations Made Of Violations By U.N. Forces Are Denied

Resumption Of Peace Talks Asked   No Date Suggested For New Conference

Communists Pledge They'll Keep Troops From Site; Claim Allies Make Violations

Allies Accused Of Violating  Neutral Zone   Admiral Joy Rejects Claims But Promises Due Consideration

King Abdullah, Powerful Arab Leader; Is Slain  Firen Friend of Britain

250 ADAMS FIREMEN HEAR JUDGE SHEELY   21 Of 24 Companies Represented At Association’s Meeting In “New Oxford

Woman Soon Freed On Bond wee En Bon se  Danville’s Strike Leader Arrested

D.A. in. Kenosha to Be Suspended   Tax Agent Arrested. on Periury Charge

1,000 MARINES ARE FLOWN TO FRONT   Chinese Driven From Hil By 2nd Division Units  ENEMY REMNANTS   Beat Off Attack On Heart: break Ridge: Resistance Reported Lessening

1,000 Men Moved In Big Operation   Red Sources Report Progress Toward Renewal of Truce Talks

LAND UNIT IN FULL VIEW OF ENEMY FORCE   38TH CHARGES OVER CHINESE RESISTANCE

Doughboys Drive Reds Off Ridge;  Armor Blasts Foe 1.000 Leathernecks Shifted   1.000 Leathernecks Shifted In Greatest Copter Airlift

Demand Quiz Of MacArthur Include Yalta   Republicans Call for Sweeping Inquiry Inte Administration Policy Taft Is Sookesman

Public Hearing on Mac Pushed  GOP Also Asks Probe Extend Back to Yalta

GENERAL READY TO ANSWER QUERIES  ate eet SeRCeALee {tite etit tenets canta aatn  Full Probe on Mae Wanted

CHICAGO SETS HUGE WELCOME FOR MARTHUI   Taft Says General ‘Well Prepared’ For Critics

Ask Rutledge s Record Erased, Bond Released   Efforts of Late Doctor’s Attorneys to Be Resisted, Says Larson

Names of 32 U.S. Citizens Imprisoned in China Bared  Sen. Knowland Demands State Department

3) U.S. Citizens ‘Held By Chinese Says Knowland   State Dept. Lists Revealed By Solon; Five Are Women

Asks Major Effort to Free Jailed Citizens   State Department Asserts Captivity Facts Not Withheld  Re BITT PKRORER

42 U. 8, GHIZEND JAILED 1N CHIN   SEN. KNOWLAND GIVES OUT LIST FURNISHED BY STATE DEPARTMENT.

 32 Americans Held by China Solon Defies State Department ‘By Naming Prisoners of Reds

ROLLS DOWN HIGH BANK AT WASHOUT   C. & E. . Train Plunges Off Tracks at Trestle Near Shelbyville; Two Killed, Dozen Injured.

2 Die, 12 Hurt In Passenger Train Plunge  Diesel Engine Plows Into Ikinois Creek After 30.Foot Dron

Meadowlark > Hits Washout At Trestle  Salem Man Killed in Wreck NearShelbyville

Two Die in S. Illinois Train Wreck   > Diesel Passenger _ Plunges Into Creek As Rails Weaken

Wreck in Illinois Kills 3 Trainmen   Dozen Passengers Injured As Passenger Train Hits Washout in the Tracks

2Killed, 12 Hurt, As Train Leaps Rails Into Creek   C. & E. 1.s “Meadowlark Hits Washout, Jumps 30-Foot Embankment

Washout Ditches Train: Two Dead   Dozen Passengers Are Hurt in C. & E. I. Derailment

Taxes and Hidden Taxes Raise Cost of Living; And Cost Will Go Up Again Next Thursday

The Tax Man Will Bite You Harder Soon  ‘Hidden’ Taxes  Are Gimmicks In tha Dintnea

Exeise Taxes To Rise, Hike  Living Costs   Cigarets, Gasoline and Liquor to Go Up, But Some Levies Down

New Excise Taxes to Hit Pocketbooks Next Week; Hidden Levies Going Up, Too

Two Rail Unions Inspect Agreement   None of Labor Groups Is Satisfied With Proposed Pact, Comments Indicate

Grocers Ask Permission to Boost Prices   OPS to Conduct Survey In 560.000 Stores— Rise Would Increase Food Bill One Peteent

OPS Plans Survey Befo re Making Dec  athets’s S Eccitae Ask  Higher Food Ceilings

rIGHER PRICES AT THE GROCERY STORES SOUGHT   OPS to Conduct Survey to See if Merchants Need Relief,

'Grocers Seek Permission To Charge Higher Prices—  Government Officials Plan To Conduct Quick Survey

Officials Say Request Might Add One Per Cent to Nation’s Food Bill  Based Upon Act     Capehart Amendment Is Basis for Bid—New High Reached

Grocers Plead With OPS  For Increase In Prices   Survey To Determine Whether Relief From Price Ceiling Is Needed

Government. Promises Prompt Consideration to De. termine If.“Emergency” Relief Is Necessary

Grocers of U.S. ‘Seek Increase lin Food Prices   Plea Is Based Chiefly on Higher Costs: OPS Plans Quick Survey

Grocers Ask More Margin On Prices  OPS To Survey U.S.   OPS To Survey U.S. Situation Before Ruling On Appeals

—FrOoOConp—  Grocers Ask. OPS Okay Or Price Boost   Bigger Margin Of Profit Is Sought

PRICE RO0ST   OPS To Conduct Survey To See If Emergency . Relief Needed

Grocers Appeal For Permission  To Hike Prices   increase In Coats Cited; Officiale To Make Quick Survey Of Conditions

Grocers Ask Increase In Priée Margin   OPS Promises Survey For Emergency Relief: Delay Over-All Study

Grocers Ask OPS To Okay  Price Increase  Government Promise: - Consideration Of  Adjustments

Grocers Ask For Authority to Raise Prices   Cite Increased Costs: OPS Promises Prompt Consideration

GROCERS ASK HIGHER CEILING ON FOOD PRICES   OPS OFFICIALS TO MAKE QUICK SURVEY MAY GRANT BOOSTS

U.S. GROCERS ASK OPS FOR OKAY © TO RAISE PRICES   Officials Will Survey Store Conditions To See If Relief Needed

Grocers Seeking Higher Prices  Food Leaders Tell OPS Profit Margin Now is Far Too Narrow

Grocers Beg For Raise in  Food Prices OPS Survey To Determine Eaad fCacte

Higher Prices Demanded By Grocers; OPS On Case   Plea Is Based On Increased. Costs; Survey By OPS Planned To Determine Price Hikes

OPS to Make Quicl Survey of Need For Food Increase   Grocers Ask for Boost tc Meet Higher Costs

Battered Chinese Troops Grouping For New Drive  Action Slows As Communists Count Losses

Patrols Jab AtU.N. Line, Get Mauling   Guns Rip Pre-Dawn Attacr Hurled by Communists At Chipveng Frent

Bomber Flies Over The Pole  British Crew Reports Weather Was Fine

kkk kk NORTH KOREAN RADIO  PROTESTS TO UN THAT ALLIES USED POISON GAS

Gen. MacArthur Is Hammering At Appeasement  Making Whirlwind   Making Whirlwind Speaking Tour In Cities In Texas

Doug Hits Moral Deterioration In Fed Government  Blasts Appeasement In Korea; Receives New Car From Elks

Flash Flood Stops Meeting Between U. N. - Communists   Single Issue Still Bars Agreement On An Agenda

Truce Talk Delayed By Bad Weather   Delegates to Resume ae eons Se ee, an Mee

Flooded Stream Delays Armistice Parley in Kaesone  Acheson Declares U.N. Mescg Must  ee im awa

Next Session To Be Held At 7 Tonight   Raging Torrent Bar UN Delegates’ Arrival _

Armistice Talks Are Rained Out   Flash Flood Bars UN Convoy; ‘Copters Grounded

Foul Weather Halts Korean Truce Parley   Acheson Says UN For. ces to Remain Unti Genuine Peace Sure

Rains Delay Truce Meet At Kaesong  Flooded Torrent ~ Delays Decision At Critical Point

Rain-Swollen Streams Keep UN Delegates From Kaesonx   Crucial Session of Cease-Fire Conference  Bastbennade Baclee:s Pace. an Mn... PLY

Try Again To Break Deadlock   U.S. Takes Firm Stand to Prevent A Phony Peace  As Parley Resume:

Troops Still Issue Sull Issue  Bad Weather Bars Friday Truce Talk

Flash Flood Halts Jeeps, Delays Meet   Crucial Session Is Postponed Until Saturday

Negotiators fo Try Again Late Today   U.N. Helicopters, Jeep Caravan Idled by Bad Weather  2 eS apnea aes

Raging Torrent Bars Jeeps Carrying U.N. Delegates To Site of the Conference

Cloudburst Washes Out  Conference   Peace Talks Deferred When Flash Flood Turns Creek Into Raging River

Korea Talks Bow To Rain   Bad Weather Forces  Postponed Sessions

Convoy Forced Back; Meeting Now Postponed   Roads to Kaesong Made Impassable By Bad Weather

Armistice Talks Are Delayed   Issue on Troops Withdrawal is Vital Problem For Solution

Bad Weather Delays Crucial Kaesong Talks   Hope To Renew Vital Discussions Early Tonight

RAIN HALTS PEACE TALKS  Flash Flood Bars UN Delegates From Parley

Schedule Another Session   Roaring Creek Bar U. N. Delegation From Parley Stie

Weather Delays Eighth Session On Cease-Fire   Flash Flood Sends Waters Of Creek Across Roadway

Withdrawal Of Troops Bars Action   Cease-Fire Talks Take Back Seat To W eather In Korea

Flash Flood Balks _ Cease-Fire Meeting   Acheson Says U. N. Force to Stay in Korea Until Genuine Peace Firmly Established; Troops Withdrawal Key to Talks

ULN. Delegate: Unable To Fly, Jeeps Blocked   Sessions At Kaesong Due To Resume Today After Flash Floods

FLOOD AND BAD WEATHER BLOCK KAESONG ROUTE      Decision On Red Demand That Foreign  Troops Leave Korea Waits For Another Day.

Peace Parley Takes Back Seat To Rain   End To‘Crisis Talks For Today

‘Cease-Fire Talk Stalled “Till Tonight  Bad Weather Delays Parley  On Armictice

U.N. Delegates Forced Back By Raging Torrent   Eighth Session Now Scheduled For This  Evening.

Korean Armistice Talks Take Back Seat to Weather; Flash Flood Forces Postponement of 8th Meet

Weather . Blacks Out Truce Talk  VDleene Bare    -T Issue Bars an Agreement

UN Delegates Biocked From Cily by Flood   Cease-Fire Negotiation: Delayed When Rains Prevent Envoys From Reaching Kaesona

Weather Halts Kaesong Peace Negotiations   Session Regarded as Crucial Delayed ‘Til Saturday—One Issue Bars Agenda Approva

Swollen Creek Bars American Delegation From Reaching Kae- gona. Session Planned Tomorrow.

WEATHER HALTS CRUCIAL SESSION ON KOREA TRUCE   Flash Flood Preverits Envoys From Reaching: Kaesong; Planes Grounded

CEASE-FIRE TALKS INTERRUPTED BY FLASH FLOOD, RAIN   U.N. Delegates’ Jeeps Barred From Kaesong: Helicopters Grounded

[RUCE TALKS ARE HELD UP BY WEATHER   Flash Flood Blocks Road  to Kaesong for Jeeps Carrying VU. N. Delegates to Parley.   P NEW SESSION SET FOR 6 P. M. TODAY   Red Radio Demands Troop Withdrawal; U.S. Stands Firm for Soldiers to Guarantee Peace.

Weather Halts Crucial Korea Truce Session   Flash Flood Blocks U. N. Delegates’ Way to Kaesona

ALLIED PARTY IS HELD UP BY FLOOD   Next Session Is Scheduled Tonight At 7 O’Clock

Peace Delegates Postpone Talks Until Tomorroy   ‘Helicopter In Which UN Group Usually Travels  Grounded By Torrent

Flood Halts Truce Talks At Kaesong   Delegates Are Unoble To Make Parley Journey

Weather Halts Cease-Fire Negotiations   Flash Flood Keeps U. N. Delegation from Reaching Conference Site; Resume Talks Tomorrow.

Seven Persons Hurtin Mishaps Over weekend   One Headon Auto Crash I: Listed; Elderly Man Struck By Car

9 Hurt in Area Motor Crashes Over Weekend   Tractor - Trailer and Cat In Collision on  Route 111

Boys Find Doctor’s Cash in Attic But Plans for Western Trip Are Nipped: Tax Men Are Interested

Steel to Ask for Pay Hike   Policy Committee Meets Today to Draft Pay Demand; Threaten to Strike -

THE Forrestal Dravies   Ending Selective Service; Wallace Wants Atom Romh Given to Russia   fF Of DERG BACCO TO RE

Bevin To Quit British Office  Foreign Secretary Suffers Ill Health

Ernest Bevin Resigns Post In Labor Government on His 70th Birthday; Morrison Named

Ernest Bevin, British Secretary, Reported Quitting  Herbert Morrison, 63. Deputy Minister Is  aa 2m ae oko oe oe Oe

Ernest Bevin, 70 Today, Forced To Ouit Cabinet Post Because Of Health

ritain’s Bevin “et To Resign  Labor Leader Plans To Retire at 70

Health Forcing Bevin To Resign  Secretary Post   Want Vigorous Officia) On Job In Britain Because Of International Crisis

Bevin Quits as Foreign Secretary   Ill Health Forces Minister To Resign; Morrison Said To Be Named Successor

Bevin Quitting Foreign Secretary Post; Morrison Likely to Get It

Commons Leader May Succeed Bevin   LONDON, —W.P)— Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin has resigned, it was announced.

Ernest Bevin Quitting Job As British Foreign Envoy On Account Of Poor Health

Britain’s Foreign Minister Resigns’   Herbert Morrison to Succeed Bevin in’ The Important Post

Britain's Bevin Expected To Quit Foreign Relations   Herbert Morrison To Gat Pasition

Bevin To Quit Labor Cabinet Due To Health   Morrison Expected To Take Over Post As Foreign Secretary

ERNEST BEVIN, 70, IS QUITTING   Deputy Herbert Morrison Expected To Become Prime Minister

J — . Bevin To Quit Cabinet Today:  Health Blamed   Herbert Morrison Expected To Succeed Him As Foreign Secretary

Health, Age Force: Ernest Bevin, 70, to Resian as British Foreiqn Secretary

Band Concert, Union Services Sunday af Park   Rev. Dillman Is Speaker at Forest Park Vesper Series; Concert Band Plays Tonight and Sunday.

Union Services, Band Concert Sunday At Park   Church Service Begins At 7 P. M. With Rey. White As Speaker; Brazil Concert Band Plays At 8 P. M.

yards for ers of o Bandits   ttempt To Invade  i Gunmen Slain k's Armored Car

Attempted Holdup Of Miik Firm   $1,000 Rewards For Three Likely, Says Company Official

Brink Money Guards in Line for Rewards  2 Bandits Slain. in Chicago Plant :

Appropriation © Ordinance For . 1951 Also Passed   “Purchase of ‘Hy- Lift Authorized During Meeting Last Week

FLOOD WATERS RAGING FIRES CAUSE HAVOC   Congress Is Asked For $15 Million  In tha EFmarcancy

Plan Faces Final Vote   Reorganization Of Lending Agency Contected

Showdown On RFC Fate Due Today   See Agency Defeated Mink Coat Owner Leaves White House

RFC Proposal Vote Is Due   Truman’s Disputed Plan Would Shift Management About

Showdown Neat In Senate Over RFC Shakeup   Administration Ciaims Votes to Make Wew Plan Effective

Senate Vote Due on New RFC Proposal   One-Man Board Plan Is Facing Final Action

TRUMAN RFC PLAN HEADS FOR SENATE SHOWDOWN VOTE   Administration Claims Enough Backing To Put Program Into Effect

—CLOSE DECISION SEEN— Showdown Vote Due On Truman’s RFC Proposal

RFC Heads For Showdown Vote   Mink Coat Secretary Resigned Last Monday

a ae ae iwece  Senate to Decide on Trvman’s Plan to Revise R. F.C. Management .

See Showdown In RFC Change In Senate Today   Mrs. Young and Mink Coat Gone From White House

Senate to Decide on Tru man’s Plan to Revise R.  F. C. Management

Writer Predicts Reds Will Drive UN Out Of Korez   “Fighting Withdrawal’ Is Seen By Veteran Correspondent

Korea Is Not Place ¥or Major Effort  Against Commies, Whitehead Onjne<

Writer Predicts — Reds Will Drive — UN Out Of Korea   “Fighting Withdrawal!’ a it  Xplore

Correspondent Predicts Reds Will Drive U.N. Forces Out Of Korea: Manpower Just Too Much. He Szys

-MONTH FIGURE ONE OF ‘THE BEST   But First-Half Building For 1951 Fails to Top Big 1950 Figure .

"ONE OF THE BEST   But First-Half Building Fo: 1951 Fails to Top Big 1950 Figure   21 PERMITS IN JUNE

Senate Group Meets Seeretly In Boyle Probe   Fo Start Hearings OQ: Thursday on Loan o! ‘RFC to Lithofeld

MUNDT SAYS MASON SWINDLE MAY BE ONLY ONE OF MANY FLEECING PUBLIC

Civil War Starts In Argentina  General Confederation OF Labor Announces — H

Civil War Starts In Argentina  General Confederation cru fF F y i   General Confederation Of Labor Announces Revolt by Military Men

GEN. RIDGWAY MAKES  SURPRISE KOREAN VIST? By HOWARD HANDLEMAN IWS Far Facstern Director

McCarthy Gave Data for Drive?  Butler’ 's Campaign Manager Testifies

Called McCarthy to Obtain Data   Jonkel Used It to Help Defeat Tydings

Butler Aide Got McCarthy Help In Drive   Campaign Head Went To Solon’s Office For Data, Used Employes

URGES FULL $6.3 BILLION ARMS AID Marshall ‘Shocked’ by U. S. Letdown

Streneth as The Best War  Deterrent   Marshall in Plea For Full  Arms Aid Fund

Marshall Urges Approval Of Big Foreign Aid Bill   Secretary Reveais Shock At Letdown In Defense Effort

Sec. Marshall Shocked at U.S.  Defensive Lag   Urges Full 614 Billior For Foreign Economic. Arms Output

Defense Letdown Shocks Marshall  Secretary Backs  Foreign Aid Bill

Apathy Shocks Gen. Marshall  Defense Secretary Pleads for Arms Aid

Emporia Skias Today   Defense Letdown Shocking Since Truce Negotiations   Secretary Marshall Says Americans Are Guilty In Making Appeal for Fund.e

Marshall Is ‘Shocked’ at US ‘Letdown’   Secretary of Defense Appears to Plead for $6 Billion Foreign Aid

Marshall Shocked At the Defensive Let-Down in U.S.   Asks Senators Give Full $6.3 Billion For Foreign Arms Aid

US. Defense Let Down Shocking   Approve Funds for Foreign Aid, Plea

Full Program Needed, View Of Marshall   Secretary "Shocked" Over Defensive Let-Down Of American People Since Kerean Necotiations

Sec. Marshall in Foreign did Plea   Would Cut U. 5. Militar Funds Before Trimming Arms Aid for Europe

Marshall Shocked at Letdown   Defense Chief Asks  Congress Approve Arms Aid Request

NAVY AND AIR SUPREMACY IS TALKING POINT   UN Trying To Trade Extended Strength For More Land

SUPREMACY 1S TALKING POINT   UN Trying To Trade  Extended Strength  For More Land

Allies Insist on Considering Air And Sea Power   Negotiators Holding 19th Meeting Since Peace Talks Began With Neutral Zone. Still the Critical Question.

,,No Progress Reported : \Still Another Armistice Meeting Staged In Korea

Amerieans Remind Reds Of Allied Air.  Naval Power   Argue Against Buffer on 38th; Delegates Meet In 19th Parley

Buffer Zone Conferences Continuing  Red Radios Modify Tone i in Reporting   WT oe oe me ee Pn

Air War Reopens over Korea Front   Troops Prepared for Truce Failure

Red Planes Reopen War  Over Korea   25 To 30 Attack Flight Of Sabrejets; Two Of Foe Damaged

Red Jets Reopen Air War; Opposing Armies Poised for Offensives   Virginia Hill Turned Away From Home by Revenue Ageni

Both Sides Poised For Massive Drives If Truce Talks Fail  Red Jet Planes Reepen Air War, Two Are Damaged

Three Lose Lives Over the Fourth   Two Persons Die of Highway Accidents

Canada Plans Air Force of 3,000 Planes   TI of 40 Squadrons Will Be Assigned — To European Duty

Canada Plannin Big Arms Outlay  $5 Billian, 3-Year  Program Outlined

Canada Planning $5 Billion Outlay On Planes, Arms   Air Force of 40 Squadrons, 3000 Aircraft Proposed Within the Next Three Years

Canada Reveals 5 Billion-Dollar Defense Program  Europe Force to Get 11 Air Squadrons. 800 Tet Planes

Canada Plans Big Air Force, Larger Navy   $5 Billion Defense Program For Five Years Outlined To Parliament

Big Spending for  Canadian Defense   Defense Minister Announces A $5 Billion Program— Planning Big Air Force

Canada Starts On Giant Three-Y ear Defense Plan Emphasizins Air Power

FOUR GROUPS TO BE LISTED ONNLRB BALLOT   Some 2,900 Employes Will Be Eligible To Vote  In Election

Whir Ipool’s Election Set For July 31  rr HILL oo Ws a]   Employes Will  Choose Union

One Fatality, 13 Injured in Traffie Here   Frank Wilson Dies of Injuries Received Saturday

Nations Shy At U.S. Move To Pin Ageressor Label   12 Arab-Asian Members Still Hopeful Of CeaseFire Settlement; Indonesia Would Seat Red China

;Caucus Called on Condemnation’  Non-Communist UN Nations. Facing. Split

U.N. Skittish On Aggressor Tag for China   Arab-Asian Bloc Hoping Reds Didn’t Mean ‘No’ Positively

UNITED NATIONS SPLIT WIDENING   Question Of Condemning Red Chinese For Aggression Agitales Non-Communist Groups In U.N.

U.N. Stand Weak AsRegardsChinese Activity in Korea   Non-Communist Nations Split Over Problem; 12 Arab Nations Call Session

Asian Nations’ Fear Move To Condemn. Red:   ‘Us 8. Démand Seen Splitting Bloc Of Arab-Asian. Powers

Another Appeal May Be Proposed   Austin Demands Immediate Denouncement Of China

U. 5. DEMAND 10 BRAND CHINA KOREAN AGGRESSOR WEAKENED BY SPLIT IN UNITED NATIONS

Non-Red Group In UN Face Split (n Condemnatior   US Is Demanding Peiping Regime Be Branded Aggressor

UN Members Facing Split Over China   Emergency Caucus To Consider Still Another Appeal To China Reds Called

Arabs, Asians Balk at U.S.  Censure Move  Soelatcen VW natronme Aw   Schism Weakens Any Condemnation of Korea Aggression

United Nations Split OnMove To Condemn Reds  Arcb-Asian Nations  Claim Peining Realy   Arcb-Asian Nations Claim Peiping Reply Not Positive Refuse!

Split Among UN Nations on China Answer   Arab-Asian Nations Are In Favor of Furthering Effort for Cease Fire

Free UN Nations Face Split Over Chinese Questior   Condemnation Of Red. China Asked By U.S. Delegate

U.N. Split On ‘Agoressor’ Tag For Reds  12 Asiatic-Arab Nations Urge New Appeals Be Made

Arab-Asian Nations Ask New Appeal   U. S. Demands For Aggression Charge Get Light Backing

. U.S. SEEKS CONDEMNATION Chinese Problem S plits Anti-Red U. N. Members

U.N. Leaders Ask More Time To Study Korean Question   Non-Communist Members Facing Split In Ranks Over U. S. Demands That Red China Be Condemned As Aggressor.

Ranks Split In UN Over Condemnation Of Communist China   Similar Plea Rejected

Branding Chinese  Splits UN Far East Nations Contend “No” Is Not Positive

Fear Held That Split Will Result in Weak Action and Failure Adopt US Proposal

Parking Lot Plan Adopted In Principle  "San Rafael Council    San Rafael Council Puts Off Action To November 19 Session

Parking Lot  Plan Adopted In Principle   San Rafael Council Puts Off Action To November 19 Session

Last 3 of CCNY Cagers Arrested  Basketball Team’s Downfall Comolete

Plan to Levy Gambling and Bookie Taxes   Occupational Levy Might Also Apply To Bingo of Church

Vote 10% Tax On Bookies, . Numbers Men   Other Gamblers Also Hit; Pari-Mutuel BRettine Exempted

Increases For Some Clothing OPS Lifts Freeze  On Ceiling on Certain Apparel

OPS AUTHORIZES CLOTHING BOOST   Higher Prices On Certain Apporel, Especially Woolens, Permitted Under Ruling Issued Today

HIGHER CLOTHING PRICES PERMITTED BY 0. P. S. RULING   DI ULF. »). RULING  Woolens Mostly Affected Freeze On Wearing Annarel Coiling Jifted

Jury May Get Strange Case of Homeyer Today   Now Giving Rebuttal Testimony; Sherif! Tells Homeyer's Story of Burning Body in Furnace Piece bv Piece.

Figures In Widening  Tax Probe   Jess Larson In On Deal With Assistant U.S. Attorney General

Officials Speculate On Oil Deal   Two High Government Men Join in Lease Venture.  Claim They Lost Money

GSA Head Admits Part in Oil Deal  l ease Sneculation   Lease Speculation Revealed in U. S. Tax Investigation

Two Federal Officials Tell Of Oil Deal  GSA Chief and Assistant Attorney

JUSTICE AGENCY OFFICIAL LINKED TO OL VENTURE   Assistant Attorney General Probed On Having Sideline While Working For  Government.

Larson Admits Speculating On Oil Lease  Says He And Caudle Lost Money In Deal;

MOSCOW MAY HOLD THE KEY TO CEASEFIRE   Recess Asked by Reds Leads to Belief Diplomats May Take Over.

PARLEYS MAY BE MOVED 10 HIGHER LEVEL   War-Peace Issue Is Put Squarely In Red Hands By U.N. Stand.

$6,100 Missing From $16,000 Money Shipment  Currency Lost When Mail Sack Falls

$6,100 Missing From $16,000 Money eg  [gerreney Leet   Currency Lost When Mail Sack Falls Under Train Wheels

Investigate Woman's  Death   Doctor Finds Evidence Of Blows on Body

No Answer on Big Question Fom Jarrico   Screen Writer Labels Follow Seript Man Collins a ‘Perjurer’

2 SCREEN WRITERS BALK AT RED PROBI   Paul Jarrico, Waldo Sal Silent To Questioning

Truman May OK Controls   WASHINGTON (?) — Congressionai action was completed today on legislation ccntinuing price and rent controls until next June 30.

The Weather   Truman Gets Price, Rent Controls Bill   President's Signature. Expected Even If Act Fails Short of Desires

‘Truman Rebuke. ‘May Accompany Signing Of Bill.       Chief Executive _ Expected To Sign “Bill He Criticized ..

House Completes Final Action On Controls Measure  Truman Expected to Sign Bill Despite His Dissatisfaction

Compromise Plan To Extend Controls Passed by Senate   House Expected to Act Monday on Measure Permitting Some Price Rollbacks; Bill Falls Short of Kind of Program President Wanted

President May Sign Controls Bill Even If Distasteful   Lack of Time for Veto Is Seen—Leaders Talk of Act With Truman

Controls Bill Goes To  Pres. Truman   Congress Completes Action on Compromise Economic Measure

House Sends Control Bill To — President's Desk   Leaders Expect  Truman To Sign It With Sharp Rebuke

Deadline Will Force Truman Signafure   ‘Better Than Nothing’ Is General View

PRESIDENT © IS EXPECTED. TO SIGN BILL   House Passes Compromise  Measure to Continue - Controls Until June 30 of Next Year.   SHORT OF WHAT TRUMAN WANTED   Limits Administration’s Authority to Roll Back Prices, Leaves Wage Program the Same.

Control Bilt Due for Final Action Today   Truman Expected to Sign It Even If :lt Doesn’t Suit Him, Leaders Point Out

President Given Trimmed Measure For Quick Action  Truman Expected To Sign Proposal Rt Vaicea Rehule

‘Negvotiators Debate Buffer Zone   Senate Passes Compromise Controls Law

PRESIDENTIAL SIGNING DUE BY TUESDAY   Sharp Rebuke To Congress May Accompany Signing   Disappointing To Truman But Demos Declare It’s Better Than Nothing

Soaring Prices Hit Contracts   Congress Expected To Save Contractors

Controls Bill Is Passed   Falls Short of What President Truman Had Urged Adopted

Congressional Action On New Price-Wage Controls Law Is Completed: Bill Goes To HST

Price Curb Bill  Sent to Truman   HOUSE VOTES MORE EMERGENCY MONEY   Second Such Measure of Year Extends Stop-Gap U. S. Financing Until Aug. 30

Final Okay Of Control Bill Certain   Truman Expected To Sign Measure Of Compromise Before Deadline .

Final O.K. Seen Certain On Controls   Leaders Say Time Appears To Rule Out Any Veto By Trumar

House Sends Controls Bill  To Truman   President Likely To Sign Measure

Price Rollback Provision Goer.  Fisivii wv  Into New Law.   . House’s‘Action Due Monday With: Lids Expiring on Tuesdai

Controls Bill To President By House Vote   Traman Expected to Sigr Meare Continuing Controts Until Next June 30

Approval Certain  President Expected To Sign Curbs Bill, Like It Or Not

President Is Expected To Sign It   Lack of Time Makes Any Veto Out of Question

House Approves Bill Providing Stop-Gap Funds   Limit Emergency  Measure To 30 Days; Send It To Senate

HOUSE SENDS CONTROLS BILL TO PRESIDEN)   Measure Fails To Grant Powers Truman Declares Necessary.

House Gives  Final Approval   Spence Says Truman Won't Like Measure, but “He’s Got to Sign It”

Compromise In Congress On Controls   Modified Bill Sent to President By House Passage

House Takes  Final Action On Measure  President Expected To Sign It Even If  Lin Tinacn’+ Tiba Dt:

Denies Truman Richt to Build Defense Plants   Compromise Continues Price and Rent Curbs but Powers Curtailed

Compromise On Controls Goes To President —   ’ Truman Expected To Sign, Although Not’ Bill He -Wished

Price And Rent Lids Continue Until June 30  Truman Expected To Sian Measure

Control Law Is Expected To Be Given Fast Passage  ” Truman Will Sign  Measure, Rebuke   Truman Will Sign Measure, Rebuke GOP, Says Experts

PRESIDENT MAY NOT AGT ON CONTROL BILL   MIDNIGHT IS DEADLINE FOR NEW MEASURE

Final Action on  Control Bill Due   President Expected To Sign Even Though He Doesn't Like It

douse Sends Controls Bill To President   Truman Expected to Sign Despite Measure’s Shortcomings

Controls Bill Due For Final Action Today   Lack of Time Make: Veto Practically Out of Question

HOUSE PUSHES MEASURE ALONG NEAR DEADLINE   Price, Rent Curbs Run Until June 30;  Baca Credit Terme

Gomeremise Bil Continues Them To Next Juv ist   It Fails To Give Pres. Tru. man Wide Power He PRaguectar

Senate Okays Toned-Down Control Bill  Measure Goes To   Measure Goes To President Today For His Signature

Act Extends Curbs until June 30, ‘52   Truman Likely To Sign, but Under Protes¢

Passage Of Controls  Bill Seen   Final Action Will Send Measure To Traman For Siening

Truman Seen Signing Curb  Bill Tonig ht   Final Approval Due Gu Aci Far Short Of President’s Request

Congressional Action Completec On Compromise Controls Bill: President Expected to Sign It  Measure Falls Far Short of What Truman Had Asked of Congress

Truman Expected to Sign Bill  Congress Votes to Extend Price and Rent Controls

Controls Bill Due For Final Action Today   Truman Expected To Sign Measure To Beat Deadline

Price and Rent Controls Continued Until Next June 30   Congressional Action Is Completed Today; Bill Sent to President Truman for Sianina

Present Act Expires Today At Midnivht   New Try To Revive Slaughter Quotas Under Way

Congressional Action Completed On Controls Bill   Measure is Sent To White House For Truman's Signature

Modified Price Controls Passes; More Time to Pay   New Bill Proposes New Slaughtering Program for Livestock

HST May Sign Controls Bill He Doesn't Like   All U. S. Controls Lapse By Tuesday Midnight Unless Megsure Is Inked

Congress Action ls Completed on Controls Bill   Continuation Until Next June 30 Okehed

Controls Bill Passed; Goes To President   Executive Believed Read; Reluctantly to'Sign Moaciure

Controls Bill Goes  To Truman   President Is Expected to Sign Measure Extending Lids for Another Year   IS A COMPROMISE

Controls Bill lo Be Passed   Truman Expected te Sian by Deadline

Congress Sends Controls Bill To President   Truman Expected To Sign Measure Despite Setbacks

Compromise Controls Bill Approved By Senate  Powers Allowed Fall Far Short  Of Procram

CONTROL BILL TO PRESIDENT   Expect Truman To Sign With Sharp Rebuke  At Coneress

Controls Bill . Final Approval Expected Today   Conaumer Seen Getting “Worst Of It” In Com promise Measure.

New York Gives General Greatest Acclaim This Nation Has Accorded a Returning Hero.   PEOPLE, MASSED ATANG 15 MILES OF STREETS   Torn Paper Fills Air, Whistles on Ships Roar—Welcome Dwarfs Those to Eisenhower and Lindbergh.

Ovation Said Mightiest In History OF US.   Great City Seethes With Emotion During Four-Hour Parade

7,500,000 New Yorkers Give MacArthur Mighty Tribute   Parade, Speeches, Paper Shower Feature Greatest Acclain for Returning Hero

A-Hours Long Ovation Thrills  Hero of Pacific  Sees Why We'll Keep Freedom, General Says   ‘The le America’

GOTHAM POURS TRIBUTE INTO LAP OF HERO   Gold Medal Presented  By Mayor At Climax Of Huge Parade

Ovation Rocks  Canyons of Big  East Coast City   Pacific Hero Awarded Gold Medal on Behalf Of Manhattan People

‘This We Shail Keep American,’ War Hero Responds to Biggest Turnout in History

New York Turns Out 7 Million   To Pay Tribute To General In Bie Parade

~~ “oar Greeting To MacArthur -«  Gotham Ovation Breaks Record   Storm OF Confetti, Ticker Tape Becomes Blizzard During Four-Hour Long Parade

Highlights Of MacArthur's Huge Welcome Home   7,500,000 Pay Tribute To General  MacArthur Receives Greatest Acclaim In History Of U. S.

OVATION GREATEST EVER ACCORDED 10 A RETURNING HERO   Crowds Thunder Salute During 4 Hours of Parad] jing. Ceremonies   GENERAL MOVED   Voices Deep Appreciation for City’s ‘Heart-Warming Reception’

T0 : WORK NEXT WEEK   City’s 1951 Resurfacing  Program to Begin in Postoffice Block   INCLUDES 40 BLOCKS

City’s 1951 Resurfacing Program to Begin in  Postoffice Block   INCLUDES 40 BLOCK:

VIETMINH PATROLS FIRE ON U. S. SHIF   Hurl Grenades at Crewmen On Leave in Saigon—None of Sailors Hit.

Indo-Chinese Reds Fireon U.S. Carrie  ‘Also Hurl Grenedes ‘At Sailors Ashore

CONFEREES HIT STALEMATE ON BUFFER ZONE   Communists Charge Allies Stray From Earlier Plan for Korean Boundaries.

Three o! of Four Original Problems For Legislature Remain Undecided

Oldest Living Person in lowa Honored by Community, Presidents —  Grandma Mary Kilworth, 109, Dies at Exira Home

Came to U.S. From England As Bride of 22   Exira Woman Honorec Widely; Recalled Lin. coln Barbecue

lowa's Oldest Dies at 109  “Grandma’’ Kilworth Succumbs: at::Exirass

Reds Ahead In French Poll   Coalition Forces Take Lead Over Single Parties

\Indicates Approval Of U.S.  Coalition Forces Lead (In France’s Local Voting

Pleven Forces. Gain’ Power In  French Ballot:   Communists Receive

Coalition Wins In French Vote  Ballots indicate Approval of Pact

Ike Greets Troops From U.S., Canada  Crack Outfits Join Swelling Pact Forces tn Fuprane

Eisenhower Welcomes Keystone’s  28th Div.   Also Canada’s 27th Brigade That Will Brace  His Command

Quads Born  In Boston  AMiather And Four   Mother And Four Children Healthy

For lnetflieieney   Brannan Demotes Officials In Departmental Shakeuy

TWO OFFICIALS BEING DEMOTED   PMA Administrator Ralph S. Trigg Shifted In Shakeup

BRANNAN CLIPS WINGS OF THO AIDES IN PMA   Pair Who Opposed Hi: _ Farm Plan Demoted  By Secretary

2 Top PMA Men Demoted By Brannan '  Trigg And Wooley Shakeup Principals

BRANNAN PURGE SHAKES UP PMA   Trigg, Wooley Switched To Lesser Positions

Sends Congress Estimate Of Countering Communism In Europe And Other Parts Of The World

Acheson Asks $25 Billion to Bolster Allies   Secretary of State Says Global Plan Will Counter Red Desians

Acheson Airs $25 Billion Peace Outlay   Asks 3-Year Program In World Aid to Counter Russ Aims

é-PDear Program  Acheson Calls For 25 Billion To Defend America’s Allies

Acheson Charts Vast, Three-Year Global Aid Plan  Program’s Cost Set

Vast New Aid Program Proposed   Acheson Asks Congres to Spend $25 Billions More.

995 Billion In Global Aid Asked  Three-Year Program - Vital, Says Acheson

AchesenAsks Vast Global Aid Program   Calls for Spending Of 25 Billion In Next 3 Years

Acheson Asks $25 Billion For Vast Global Aid Plan   Politician Angers Truman By Suagestina Ike, Douglas

“Tooth and Nail’ Fight Pledged Businessmen Oppose Mercantile Tax Idea

State Proposes Mercantile Tax: Retailers Balk  Proposed Levy Weuld Replace Income Tax Fer State

Valentine Hints at Meat Rationing 7  “Truman May Seel Further Price

Solons Warned More Controls Are Necessary   Valentine Plans ‘Big Try To Hold Down Meat Ac in Tast War

Strike Curb Power May Be Requested  Rationing, Subsidies Suggested for Meat

Admiral Calls Korean War ‘A Blunder’  Navy Off cial   Navy Official Says U. S., Reds Erred

Korea a Blunder by Both U.S. ‘and Russia, Ex-Navy Man Says   Not on Timetable of Reds: Zacharias

Gromyko Attacks Atlantic Pact  Big Four Set-Back Feared As Result

NORTH ATLANTIC PACT ASSAILED BY GROMYKO   Russian Delegate’s Tactics May Have “Seriously Set Back” Paris Tatks

IGronisko Attacks North Atlantic iPact; Wants Discussion by Ministers

Four Violent. Deaths In State Over Weekend   Stabbing In Little Rock Fatal; Child Run Over By Auto

Beel Prices to  Go Up Monday   OPS Announces New (eilings—Some Cuts  Will be Lowered

Note to Housewiv  Beef Prices to Jump 1 to 15c Monday      Area Butchers’ Views Vary on Price Prospects

Beef Cuts to Cost One and Half Cents A Pound More Beginning Next Monday

‘Housewives Will Pay Average of 112 to 2 Cents Per Pound More for Beef Cuts at Butcher Shop

OPS Raises Beef Price 14 fo 2c   Effective Monday; Posting Ordered

Meat to Go Up Monday   OPS Boosts Prices an Average of 1.5 to 2 Cents a Pound

OPS Releases Raises Higher Beef Price Ceilings Will Go Into Effect Monday

ailective Monday  Government Hikes Beet Price On Average of 2 Cents A Payne

Housewife To Begin Paying  More For Beef   Average Price To Go Up Monday Under  OPS Annoiuneement

OPS Announce Beef Prices   Starting Monday Will Be ld to 2 Cents More Per Pound in Oklahoma

Revise Ceilings on Beef Prices  T-bones, Sirloins Witl Cast Less

Prices Of Beef At Retail Level Go Up Monday   Boosts Will Average 12 To 2 Cents Pound

Beef Prices Rise In United States Starting Monday   Housewives To Pay As Much As 2 Cents More Per Pound

Prices of Meat In lowa Going Both Up, Down   Changes Go Into Effect Monday; OPS Announces Ceilings

Beet Costs Will Rise Next Week   OPS Announces Ceiling Raises Will Average Nearly 2 Cents a Pound

Beet Prices Will Go Up as Much As Iwo Cents Per Pound Monday As OPS Permits Higher Ceilings

PRICE OF BEEF TO GO UP MONDAY   GOVERNMENT SAYS IN. CREASES WILL AVERAGE 1% TO 2 CENTS A POUND.

Beef Prices Will Increase  Next Monday   Boosts Averaging 114-2e Per Pound Are Expected Under OPS Order

RETAIL BEEF PRICE CEILINGS BOOSTED   ‘Increase of 1 1-2 to 2 Cents a Pound Announced by OPA

Prices Of Beef To Rise Monday   Average Boost To Reach Up To 2 Cents A Pound

Increased Beef Prices To Be Posted Monday  New OPS Ceilings Boost Some Cuts, Reduce Others In li S$ Meat Markets

(,overnment Allows Beef Price Rise  Prine Pacting   Price Posting By Markets Due Soon, OPS Says

bw OPS Ceiling on Beef fo Hike Average ice by Two Cents a Pound on Monday

Beef Price Is Boosted by OPS   Ceilings on Cheaper Cuts Raised: Poor Sellers Drop

May End Price  Rule In June   ‘Cattle Bloc’ Plans To Bar Continuance

DPA Sponsor Predicts Food, Farm Decontrol   Chairman Says ‘Cotton’, ‘Cattle’ Blocs Gan Prevent Extension of Price Program

Foes Of Price Controls Menacing Entire U. S. Stabilization Program

Congressmen Say U. S. Aid Helps Rich  Trio Reports Political Graft Cuts Effectiveness

Storm, Drifting  lo Hit Tomorrow Snow May Change To Blizzard Size

Fight To Defeat Proposed Slash In Defense Bill   Sen. Douglas Flays Foe; Blasts Moral Weakness In Army

Taft Asks Balk On Funds To  Send Troops   Congress Urged To Decide Issue of Continental Defense

Foreign Policy Challenged In Attack By Taft   Flays President For Entering Korean War And Defending Europe

Taft Asks ~ Congress To Refuse Cash   To Tighten Purse Strings on Aid To Western Europe

Taft Insists It’s Congress’ Place to Decide on Military Aid for Europe

ITaft Would Halt Funds for ‘Troops Abroad   Tells Congress How ‘t  Stop Truman Europe  Program

TAFT DEMANDS THAT CONGRESS ASSERT RIGHTS  Ohio Senator Ki “ie ayia ache Police   Ohio Senator Kicks Off Foreign Poliev Debate; Assails Truman Tactics.

Boyie Shows His income Renort To Senate Proters   Gabrielson To Appear In RFC Inquiry On Thursday

BIL. BOYLE OPENS HIS TAX RETURNS ~ INSENATE PROBE   Peniocratic Chairman With draws Objections to Examination of Reports He Made in 1949 and 1950.   HIS BANK ACCOUNT RECORDS SCRUTINIZEL   Meantime Committee An nounces It Will Call Guy —Gabrielson Thursday as Opening Witness.

Gabrielson Goes On Ca rpet Thursday Bovle Presents Tax Returns To Senate Probe Committee

William Boyle Opens Tax Dafa Before Senators  1949, 1950 Returns Revealed te GOP’ ‘ = Hf. aleam LPanarta

Boyle Opens income Tax List in Probe   Senate Investigation in National Chairman's Affairs Surprised by His More Recent Move

Bourbon Leader Opens Tax Files To Senate Probe   Gabrielson, G.O,P. Head, to Be Called By Group Thursday

Boyle Opens Tax Returns to Probers  Investigators to Hea Gabrielson Thursday

Boyle Agrees To Disclose Tax Returns   Demo Chieftan Says Quizzers Can Look; Gabrielson Called 

Boyle To Show Income Papers In Senate Quiz   GOP Chairman Gets Chance To Explain RFC Loan Deal

Boyle Opens  Tax: Returns   Gabrielson Will Be Csiled Rye Probers Thursday

Call Gabrielson in RFC Hearing  Boyle Opens Tox Returns to Senate

Boyle Lets  Senate See  Tax Files   ‘Democrat Chief Changes. - Mind About Returns; To Hear Gabrielson Next

Committee Due To Hear Gabrielson  Thursday   Senate Checking Deeper Into RFC Contract Deals

Why Did Cadets Break Code?   Stunned Washington Officials Have Many Answers

ONE OF STARS CLAIMS 2000 ARE INVOLVED   Athletic Programs. Of Both Academies May Be Probed

U.S. Jets Fire Red Supplies In Sharp Blow  Valley Set Ablaze;   Valley Set Ablaze; 13 U.N. Planes Shot Down During Week

U.N. Airmen Bun Red Supply Area   Leave Valley Ablaze: Allies Lose Many Planes in Week

Planes, Ships Carry War To  Communists   Smashing Attacks Made On Enemy Supply Dumps

U. N. AIRMEN BATTER REDS SUPPLY LINES   One Raiding Attack Carried Out by Ground : Troops. :

Planes, Ships Engage Reds   War Carried to Enemy in Smashing Attacks; 1 Infantry Raid

UN Infantrymer Raid Reds In Sharp Attacks   Allied Planes, Naval Forces Keep Up Heavy Pressure

Reds Supply, Communications Lines Attacked   Supply Dumps Near Kuno Afire

SMASH AT RED SUPPLY LINES   Attack Communist ‘Post Near Chorwon, Planes Burn Kunu

Karen Elizabeth, Hub Quad, Dies  Gross Prematurity Given As Cause

Rep. Pattison Urges Special Session Of Legislature To Deal With Water Issue; Suggests Guadalupe Dams

POLICE HERE PROBE 28 ACCIDENTS IN OCTOBER   Crashes Result In Property Damage Of $1,592—Berkheimer Issues , Report

22 AUTO MISHAPS LISTED IN MONTH   Accidents Investigated By Hanayer Police In August Resulted In Total Of $5,683 Damage

TWENTY-TWO CRASHES HERE WITHIN MONTH   Auto Accidents During June Result In Property Damage Of $2,150, Police Reveal

SEVENTEEN ACCIDENTS LISTED FOR FEBRUARY   Police Report For Month Also Tells Of 438 Services Performed By Members Of Department

‘News Robot’ to Ride Outer Space Ships Shown Space Medicine Doctors Meeting in San Antonio

 Dalary Not Revealed—  Robot Reporter Will "Cover! 'Guided Missile Space Trips

Alternate Tax Package Will Be Considered   House Committee Now Studying 20 ltems for Taxation

Huetiner, Paralyzed Since He Was.15, Gets U. WV. Sheep-Skin At. Home

New Bid Made For Bigger Fund For Stafe Roads   Misleading Stories Circulated, Head of Highway Board Says

Legislature Hears Need for More Funds for Highways   Chairman of Highway Commission in Appeal For Added Revenue.

Highway Dept Makes Bid For More Funds   Rodgers Says He Wants Facts Known on Finances

Highway Fund Need Serious  ‘Commission ‘Puts   ‘Commission Puts Financial Facts Up to Leaiciatare

U. 5. Tightens Mefal Output For Civilians   Fewer Refrigerators And Stoves Indicated For Next Year

Dole of Metals For Consumer  Goods Slashed   Further Cuts Likely If Big Copper Strike Goes on Much Longer

Govt. Slashes Allotment of Key Metals   . Cut in Steel, Copper and Aluminum Allocations Go Deep.

Order Reduces Civilian Stee]   Twenty Pereent Cut Made Tr, Aid Armed Effort

Morrison May Launch New Peace Efforts   Named To Succeed Bevin as Britain's Foreign Secretary

MORRISON T0 REPLACE BEVI   New Foreign Secretary  May Launch Series Of  Peace Moves

Morrison Is Named Bevin’s Successor   No Change Seen In British Foreign Policy

Morrison Takes Foreign Ministry New Peace Move  Is First Project

Agile Politician Replaces Bevin  Morrison New British Foreian Secretary

Morrison Takes Over Bevin's Jot   Laborite Becomes Foreian Secretary

Morrison Takes Over as Britain's Foreign Secretary, Determined to Work for Peace

Morrison May Start New Peace Campaign   British Foreign Minister Launches Another Move

Relentless Red Troops Attack South of Seoul   Seven Red Armies Trying to Cut Acros Roads of Retreat in Wonju Area; Bombs Rained on Capital.

Commies Lash At UN Troops  fab .f€. 2.)  Enemy Striving  To Cut Across  Roads of Retreat   Eliaht< Canceled

Enemy Pushing Southward From Seoul   Air Force Suspends Flights From Suwon And Wonju Air Fields

REDS BUILD UP  NEW THREAT OF ENTRAPMENT   Battalion Of Chinese ' Engages Rearguard Of Allied Forces

Enemy Trying To Cut Across Retreat Roads   Allies Suspend Plane Flights to Suwon and Wonju; Reds Over Han

The Weather   REDS BUILD UP NEW THREAT OF ENTRAPMENT   Battalion Of Chinese Engages Rearguard Of Allied Forces

Reds Surge South To Trap Enemy   200,000 Chinese Swarming Toward Woniu Is Report

To Sue Suspended   Seven Communist Armies Trying To Cut Off. Roads Of Retreat

enemy ATracKs U.N. Force South of Fire-Raked Seoul  Communists Mount Entrapment Peril in East   Communists Mount Entrapment Peril in East As Allied Air Force Suspends All Flights To Suwon, 20 Miles South of ROK Capital

Except for Airlift of Wounded, UN Planes Suspend their Flights To Wonju And Suwan

Enemy Nears Vital Highway Hub Of Woniu   U. N. Forces South Of Seoul Attacked

U.N. Flights To Suwon  Suspended  Connnies Trying   Conunies Trying To Cut AILU. N, Escape Highways

\ilied Air Force Suspends All Flights Inte  Suwon   ONRUSHING CHINESE CLOSING ON WONJU

NEW SENATORIAL DISTRICTS. AGREED UPON BY GROUP       New Alignment in Missouri Gives Democrats Control  of 20 and Repub: licans 14.   17TH IS ABOLISHED BY THE COMMISSION   Frieze of Carthage Loses Vernon County, but Republican-€rdarts-hdded-—  to His District.

23 Youths Killed In Accident   Mishap Is Worst In England’s _ Traffie History

23 KILLED, 19 INJURED  25-Year Safety Record Broken As Bus Hits Boys::

Employee Charged With Embezzlement   D. A.’s Office Links S. R. Card Rooms In Keeping Of Checks

Employee Charged With Embezzlement  DA ’e Office Linke   D. A.’s Office Links S. R. Card Rooms In Keeping Of Checks

UN Banner In Europe Is Idea Of UN Group   Committee Seeks To Avoid Handicap Met In Korean Wa:

Mercury in Subzero Dive,  Deep Snow Covers State  Modtson Has 11 Inches, Bloomington 10; Blizzard Sweeps Three Upstate Counties

HOLMES HEADS LIONS   Local Doctor Chosen President of the Organization

NOUSE GROUP VOTES ot OMG MORE CONTRO!   Senate Continues Working on 8-Month Extension of Program.

House Committee Votes to Extend Curbs for Month  Would Delay Senate Bill to Ban DiSalle’s  Beef Price Rollback:

‘Would Extend Program For Next Month   Lower Branch Is Expected To Hold Vote On Friday

U. §. Senate Defeats Proposer Rent Increases  Action Comes On Proposal Made By San Wiekean

Controls Bill May Squeeze By  House Group Votes Price-Wage Ceilings

Senate Defeats Boost in Rents   House Votes Stop-Gap Bill in Attempt To Halt Breakdown in Controls

Controls ‘to July 31  Favored  Houce Committee   House Committee Approves Brief Extension; Clash With Senate Seen

Senate Beats 37 Per Cent Raise In Rent   House Grou pVotes Short Extension   Temporary Controls Measure May Be Necessary To Prevent Lapse

cet Rite, Sais, <annianapemmacenss JET BOMBER MAKES BEMERGENQGY LANDING

SENIOR CLASS PLAY HERE NEXT-TUESDAY   _Laugh-Packed Comedy “Qur Girls’’ Will Be Prasanted April 24

SENIOR CLASS TO PRESENT PLAY NEXT TUESDAY :   Laugh- Packed’ Comedy Our Girls’! At School Auditorium April-10

Mary Astor Tries Suicide   Expect Actress To Recover From Pill Overdose

Actress Takes Overdose of  Sleeping Pills   s She'll Be Better; Denies Intent to Take Life

Sy stem For Calling Up  Reserves Is Criticized      Some Grandfathers On Duty While ‘Nonveteran Youngsters Remain At Home,’ House Group Says

Lawmakers Ask Release Of Grandpas   Charges Numerous Other ‘Inequities’ In Armed Forces

China Blasts U.S. for UN. Indictment  Gives No Hint of Action But Vows °

Giants Lead ’ World Series   Jaunty Jim Hearn Pitches Destiny's Kids To 6-2 Win Over Yankees

GIANTS AGAIN JOLT YANKEES   Jim Hearn’s Pitching And Lockman’s Homer Feature Victory Drive.

Husbands Will Face Draft Call   New Law Will Ban Deferments for  Wives Only, Lower Draft Age to 18!

385,000 Will Lose  Deferments Under  New Draft Law Married Men, 4-Fs  Face Induction, But  184-Year-Olds Safe

DEFERMENTS REDUCED IN DRAFT BIL   President Truman Is Expected to Sign Measure at Early Date.

No Draft of 183Year-Olds Planned For a ‘Long Time’  Others Previously Deferred May Get Call Very Soon

Many to Lose 3-A Standing Under Draft   Approval of Measure By President Due in Future

385,000 To Lose Draft Deferments   Marned Men Without Children To Be Placed In 1-A Class; New Law Eases I. O. Demand.

Russia May Be Preparing To Intervene — Marshall Bares Fears That Reds Settina Stage For War

Favorites Fare Badly  In Classic   Soen.of Derby Champ Wins by Four Lengths Over Royal Mustang

Count Turt Wins Kentucky Derby: Field Horse Cops 77th Classic Run

Royal Mustang Finishes Fast To Cop Place   Ruhe Third In Richest Run Of Roses; Favorites Lost In Stretch Battle

Favorites Never Get In Sight of The 15 to 1 Shot   ‘Royal Mustang. Second  and Ruhe Third In Field of 20

COUNT TURF WINS KENTUCKY DERBY bY FOUR LENGTHS   Takes Charge Quarter Mile From Wire and Runs Away From 19 Rivals—Time Is 2:02 3-5,   BACKERS PAID $31.20 FOR EVERY $2 BET   Royal Mustang Finishes See. ond and Ruhe Third— Record Crowd of 100,000 Sees Race.

ae eeeeeeaeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeeG—~EeEeEeEeeee  Nobel Peace Prize Goes To Anti-Red Labor Man

Rebels Chute Into Albania   Reds Said Sending Jets to Combat Unrest in Soviet Satellite Nation

Light Fuse To Balkan Powder Keg   Tito Paper Says Soviet Planes Aiding Slave State Forces Fight 

Reports Troops: Plan For Battle On Red Regime   Claim Russia Sends Planes To Combat Unrest In Small Balkan Satellite

Rebels Being  Pa racl ruted Into Albania   Yugoslavia Says They Are To Fight Against Kremlin-Backed Regim

Tito Claims That Chutists Battle Reds   Russians Said To Rush Jet Fighters To Help Stop Rebel:

Yugoslavia Says Armed Men Being Directed From Italian Base®.   Planes  Scattering  Anti-Red Leaflets   Hint Russ Eager For -Excuse to Promote @ ‘Clash with Marshal Tito

Fight Against Reds’ Regime   Russia Sends Jets to Hold Down Revolution

Say Armed Rebels Being Parachuted Into Albania   Yugoslavs Contend Albanians in Italy Are Directing Campaign

Report Anti-Red Revolt in Albania   Yugoslavia Claims Exiles in Italy Direct the Rebels

Anti-Hoxha Fight Loom: In Albania   Armed Paratroops Reported Helping Anti-Red Faciion

. Yugoslavia Hears Anti-Reds Arrive to Help Fight Soviet Backed Reaime. Russia Sends Planes.

SlavsComplain ’Chutists Drop Into Albania   Yugoslavia Reports Armed Rebels Will Fight Red Recime

Tito Fears Russ May Use Unrest As War Incident   Anti-Communists Reported Dropped By Planes From Italy

Growing Unres In Balkans Upsets Russia   Soviet Fighter Planes Being Sent Into Red-Controlled Nation

Growing Vanes In Balkans Upsets Rusia   - Soviet. Fighter Planes ' Being Sent Into 7 Red-Contiolled” Nation

Chutists Drop into Albania   Slavs Claim Rebels Fighting Reds, Fear Soviet Intervention

~ANTI-RED— Fighting Reported In Albania   RUSSIA SENDS JET PLANES

Say Campaign Directed by Exiles in Italy      Soviets Send Jets to Combat Growing Unrest

Russians Send Planes In Move Against Growing Unrest In Balkan Country

Yugoslavia States Rebels Parachute Into Albania  Purpose to Fight Red Ruled Regime, Nation Save

Unrest Rises  Against Reds   Yugoslavs Say Armed Rebels Dropped Into Albania

Worried Slavs Say Russia Sending Jets   Rebels Give Excuse For Broad Action, Tito Aide Warns

Rebel Parachutists Reported in Albania   Situation Is Viewed as Potential Dynamite; Foes of Kremlin-Ruled Regime, Dropped From Planes, Now Fighting, Yugoslavia Claims

Albanian Rebels Clash With Reds   Yugoslav Sources Report Fights Flare in Kremlin-Held State

Armed Rebels Reported Parachuted Into Albania to Fight Red Regime   DIRECTED FROM ITALY

‘Truman Power Over Sending Troops 'Bitterly Assailed by Sen. Wherry

Truman Troop Stand Blasted  Soys Administratior Morally Bankruot

Limit On U. S. Army n Europe Is Kept Secret  Pentagon Won't Tie Ficanhower Down

Urges China NorthKorea To End War   UN Chief Lists Three Conditions For Settlement

U.N. Secretary Uraes Cease Fire Move In Korea   Communist China And North Korea Urged To End War

Lie Calls For  Cease-Fire   Red China and Korea Urged to End War

Release Indicates 120, 000 Was Paid  n Delivery’ nn ement Reported

Stand Direct Challenge of Truman Policy   Chiefs of Staff Backed Stand, Congress Told

General Asks Naval, Economic Blockade of  Red China’s Coast   Speech to Congress Also Urges Use of Chiang’s Troops, Reconnaissance Over China; Hails U. S. Korea Action

Claims Support Of Joint Chiefs of Staff   In Emotional Address, MacArthur Denies He Is ‘Warmonger’; Dressed In Battle Jacket For ‘Old Soldier’ Speech to Conaress

Views “Fully Shared” by Joint Chiefs   Mac Urges Blockades Of China, Removal of Restrictions on Ll. S,  Air and Ground Units

General Bluntly Tells Congress Far East Stand   Trurnan and Acheson Shun Talk and TV

Challenges Administration Position That U. S. Should Make Top Effort In Europe   SPEAKING BEFORE BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS GENERAL SAYS HE HAS ONE PURPOSE — TO SERVE HIS COUNTRY

Maintains His Views Are Shared by Chiefs Of Staff, and Others   Asks Blockade of Red China, Use Of Nationalist Troops, and the Lifting of Rule Aqainst Bombing

General Disputes Pentagon Policies   Calls Far United Effort Against All Communism: Conaress Cheers

MacArthur Blasts  7 e® @ Truman's Policies General Says Chiefs of Staff Shared His Military Theories

Solons Term General's Speech Attacking Trumar Foreian Policies One of Greatest in History   Crowds Jam Washington Airport as Gen. MacArthu Returns to Nation's Capital for Hero's Welcome

; HOLD FORMOSA, MacARTHUR PLEA     Rousing Ovation Given General As He Talks To Congress In Washington

‘Great’ Talk.  Senator Says   Ferguson, Dirksen and Taft Praise Gen. MacArthur’s Speech

Deposed Leader Is Given Storm Of Applause in Congress Talk   His Policy Included Blockade of China Coast, Using Chinese Nationa! Troops

distorical Talk Is Given Before Joint Congress   Deposed Commander Restates Four Points Of His Strategic Policy For the Orient; Closing Out 52 Years of Military Service

Blockade Coast. Remove Aerial Restrictions. Let Chiang’s Men Attack Coast. Plea

Communists Pose Global Threat, Congress Told   ‘Can't Divide Our Effort,’ He Says, Taking Issue With Truman

General Says His Policy Shared By Nearly All Military Leaders   Bombing Of Manchurian Bases, China Coast Blockade, Use Of Nationalists Necessary

Ends Career In Vibrant Policy Plea   Mueh of General’s Talk In Congress Is Direct Retort to President   HEAR APPLAUSE OFTED  Truman and Acheson Sit In White House After Saving TV Staves Off

Congress Hears His Policy   Truman Confers With Acheson At White House

General Declares U.S. Staff Chiefs Approve His Policy   Strategy Includes Economic And Sea Blockades of China; Removing Air Attack Curbs

‘All Military Authorities’ Were Behind His Far East Policy, He Tells Congress

MacArthur Tells Congress Joint Chiefs of Staff Support His Own Policy for Far East: Is Cheered

Says Communists Threaten Entire Globe: Statement Is Challenge To Truman Stand

)-Star Hero of Pacific Says Joint Chiefs of Staff Share His Views on Combatting Reds  Dramatic Appearance Before Congress Climaxes Return Of General to American Soil

Only Purpose In Speaking To Congress Is To Serve Country, Says General  FORMER COMMANDER   Savs Nation Cannot Appease Reds In Asia Without Undermining Move To Halt Them In Kurope

Advocates Blockade of China's Coast, Scouting Flights Over Border and Use of Chiana's Troons.:

says All Military Men Share View Of All-Out Action   General Restates Four Main Points Of Strategic Policy for Orient In Speech to Joint Session of Congress

—FOUR POINTS RESTATED —  ‘Bl ockade China, Unleash Chiang And Air Power’   War on Reds Can’t be  Split, General Argues

Views Shared by Most Military Men MacArthur Reports   Cannot Divide Our Efforts He Tells Lawmakers

Never Fleard Any Criticism, General Says   Deposed Hero Repeats Stand On Bombing OF China Bases

Four-point Plan For Korea War Given Conaress   Views Were Shared By U. S. Military Leaders, He Says

Five - Star General Delivers Dramatic Defense of Actions In Historic Talk to Congress

Four-Point Program for Far East Is Outlined in Dramatic Appearance in Capitol Today

Reaffirms Points in Pacific War   36-Minute Speech is Interrupted by Lone Applause

Says Pacific Is a Shield for All The Americas and We Must  Continue to Control It

His Assertion Is Applauded   Deposed Far Eastern Chieftain Restates His Policy to Congress   Republicans Cheer General for Three Minutes as He Addresses Both Houses on Capitol Hill

CLAIMS VIEWS SUPPORTED BY MOST LEADERS   Speech Amounts To Direct Report To President Truman

Says Co_amunist Threat Is Global   Asserts Issues ‘Are Fundamental And Reach . Quite Beyond Realm Of Partisan Considera- tion,’ General Is Wildly Applauded 

GENERAL URGES STRONG ACTION AGAINST ENEMY   He Tells Congress U. N. Should Lift Reslrictions Against Air Attack; Defends  His Policies.

Dismissed General Declares  He Was Denied Authority To Wage Intensive War Against Foe; Wanted To Serve Nation

Says Fate of Asia And Europe Joined  General Is Given Three-Minute   General Is Given Three-Minute Ovation in Halls of Congress

Says Move Hurts Efforts To Halt Them in Europe  Can't Divide Effort — Against Red Global Threat, He Declares

He States Chiefs of Staff Shared Views  In Fighting Talk General Says Move Made fo Distort Position

Claims Support By Top-Ranking Military Chiefs   Says Best U.S. Can Hope For  Will Be ‘Indecisive Campaign’

Makes Dramatic Appearance To Defend. Far East Policy; Urges Island Defense Chain   Lists Four Points of Policy; Truman Ignores Speech: Confers With Acheson

‘China Blockade, All-Out Air War, Use Of Formosa,  Is Recommended  By MacArthur —

Officer Hurls Challenge At  Truman Policy   Deposed Far East Commander Says Asia Victory Important To West; Ovation Civen General’s Speech

General Lashes Policies Of Truman in Far East; Denies Warmonger Tag

Red Threat Global, He Saysin Talk   Our Effort, He Declares, Can’t Be Divided; Represents Challenge to Truman   Ovation Is Given   Both Houses Deliver 3-Minute Ovation at Capitol

Says Appeasers Are Blind; Hold Formosa, Warns   Says No Criticism Has Come From Military Au thorities; Says Formosa  Vital Defense Key

His Claim That Joint Chiefs Of Staff Supported His Policy Brings Big Storm of Applause

Says His Policy Was Supported by All Military Authorities, Including Staff Chiefs

Solons Term General’s Speech Attacking Trumar Foreian Policies One of Greatest in History

Can't Divide Our Efforts, Congress Told   General Voices Direct Challenge To Truman Policy

Women’s Organization in England at Odds Over Queen Who Charmed Caesar

Series of Localized Communist Attacks Beaten Off on Central Front; Bodies Scattered Every where in “Death Valley”.

Allies Launch 3-Pronged Korea Attack   Red Counter-Blows Beaten Off at Central Front Ends

Find Remains Of Ambushed  American Unit  U.S. Force Of Over 2,000 Cut To Bits

Marines Push Aheat To ‘Valley Of Dea   Frozen Bodies Litter Route Of Push By Leatherae — ROK Third Division Stops.Two ©  Communict Attacks

RED STRONGHOLD IS ATTACKED BY TWO DIVISIONS   Three-Pronged Assaulf Aimed At 6,000 En emy Troops   MARINES DISCOVER VALLEY OF DEATH

TWO UN DIVISIONS HIT KOREAN REDS   Seek te Wrest Plateau Positions from Dug-In Communists

Dead Bodies Litter Route of Advance; Believe Communists Shift for Offensive

Braden Tells Of Peron Threat To Assassinate Him   Former U.S. Ambassador Says Newsmen Also In Disfavor

Gen. Eisenhower Arrives inU.S., Visiting Family Before D.C. Talks   Backers Hope Visit Will Give Some Idea Of Political Intentions

General Flies Home to Talk With President   GOP Supporters See Chance of Finding Out His Intentions -

NO POLITICS FROM HIM ON TRIP, SAYS IKE   Truman May Bring Up Sub ject; Reaches UV. §S, at 12:30,

Warren Austin Says Organization Of Permanent Peace Force Is Underway

UN Peace Army  Is Under Way:  Warren Austin Up to Kremlin to  Decide If It’s To Ro Anti-Red Farce

U.N. Peace Force To Curb Aggression Now Underway, Austin Tells V. F. W.

Says Formation Of Peace Force Now Underway   Austin Tells VFW Parles Of UN Organization To Resist Aggression

VFW ENCAMPMENT OPENS IN GOTHAM   Austin Tells of Peace Force’s Organization

Sen. Douglas Object to Way Judges Named   Illinois Solon Outlines Views On Appointments

U.S. Wins Strong British-French Support in U.N.  Votes Loom Despite India’s Warnine Acainst Label

BRITAIN AND FRANCE T0 SUPPORT U.S.   Asian-Arab Leader Says Action Will Close Door to Peace

U.S. Picks Up Support in UN  For Resolution   Final Committee Vote May Be Taken Today; Rau Sounds Warning

British, French Fight Shy Of Sanctions Item  Rau Working Hard For Conference Of Seven Notions

British And French Show Support; Favorable Vote Expected   RAU WARNS NATIONS AGAINST ADOPTION

U.S. OBTAINS HUGE SUPPORT IN UN DEMAND   British - French Aid Comes Despite New  Red China Threat

U.S. RESOLUTION TO TAG CHINA. AGGRESSOR GAINS FRANCO-BRITISH SUPPORT

U.S. Gets Strong Backing On Move To Brand Chinese  India Afraid Move Would Kill Chance For Peace

xrKeueKKS 49 TONS OF GENERAL MACARTHUR’S WORLDLY GOODS REACH NEW YORK

No Person Seems to Know Whether the President Plans To Be a Candidate

Almost Everyone Thinks President Will Run Again, But ~ Not Even Truman's Brother Knows

Brother Not  Advised of  Truman Aims   President to be Insistent on Fund  For Flood Relief

Truman Still Keeps Silence On Candidacy   Even Own Brother Says He Doesn't  Know-ot Any Plans

Friends Feel Hat Already in Ring  Own Brother Doesn't Know If H. S. T. Will Ask Re-election

Brother In Dark (n Harry’s Plans   President’s Close Friends Say He Will Run Again

NOBODY KNOWS ABOUT TRUMAN   Even His Brother Dubious Most Figure Harry's Hat’s In Ring

View Ils Taken Pres. Truman Plans +e Run   US. Nearing Totalitarian. Rule,.Gen. MacArthur. Says

Even His Own Family in Dark on Truman Plans   His Brother, Cousin “Have No Idea” as to His ‘52 Intentions.

Truman Kin In Dark About His Plan, But Friends Sure President Will Run

Ky eryvbody Else Thinks So Relatives Don’t Know lf Truman Will Run

SMALL PLANE IN RECORD HOP   Single-Engine Piper. Cub On Coast-To-Coast . Flicht

Still No Progress Reported  In Truce Parley at Kaesong  UN and Red Conferees Remain Deadlocked On Question of Withdrawing Foreian Troeeps

ESA BOSS MAY GET SACK Prompt Wage-Price Curb: Being Hinted In Capital

Valentine May Lose ESA Post   Food Pric 's Hit Record High As Officials Wrangle

Says Truman Orders Price Controls Now   Prompt Application Seen Even If Ouster of Valentine Results

Famed ‘Little Blue Books” Publisher Drowns in Swimming Pool at Home

Hits Compromise On Dralt ssue  8s be   Marshall Testifies For 18-year Minimun

Infantile Paralysis Control >» Not Too Far Off, President Of Polio Foundation Says

Congressman McConnell WillAddressGOPCom mittee Here Saturday Afternoon

Sure the Bustle Is on Its Way Back But the Girls Just Don't Seem to Realize It

TAFT BELIEVES HE CAN BEAT IKE   KEVENUR BUREAU SCAN DALS, HE SAYS, WILL HAVE EFFECT ON [32 RACE.

Ridgway Cuts Total: Figure Of Atrocities   United ‘Nations Supreme Commander Announced Numbe  . of Americans’ Murdered by Rods at. Less Than 6;000.

Ridgway Reduces Number of Yanks Murdered by Reds  Victims Total 6,000 UN Says in Attempt Tn (lassie Danan

WELFARE MESS TO SEE LIGH!   Indiana Voters Aware Of What Is Going On In State.

UNION OFFERS 25c-A-POUND BARGAIN Angry at Nippon Exports, Fishers Slash Tuna Price

Nastasio Talk Doesn't Pan Ou   Binaggio Case Information In KC Has ‘Collapsed’

Much of Nastasio’s Information’ False   Finds He Knows Nothing of Binaggio Slaying.

11 Criminally Insane Escape  Overpower Guards At Little Rock, Ark.

DESTROYER HIT BY RED BLASTS   U. S. Vessel Struck Ten Times By Enemy Shore Ratteries -- Three Men Are Killed.

U. S. WARSHIP HIT 14 TIMES BY RED SHELLS   Three Men Killed, Three Wounded by Shore Batteries.

REDS KILL 3 ON U.S. SHIP   Shore Batteries Damage Destroyer-Minesweeper Off Korea Coast.

Tito Doubtful Russia Wants Korean Peace  Sees Maneuver Pending War i Another Place.   Hojled by Crowd

Soviet Sincerity Doubted by Tito   Marshal Believes Russie To Attack His Nation

TITO DOUBTS RUSSIA’S SINCERITY IN SEEKING KOREAN PEACE: SEES MANEUVER PENDING WAR ELSEWHERE

Tells Pakistan’s Premier Liaquat Ali Khan Issues Between India And Pakistan Must Be Settled By Peace Or War

India Refuses To Move Troops  Nehru Warns Pakistan Not To ‘Get Tough’

Nehru Refuses To Move Troops From Border Post   Warns Pakistanians To Take Care If They Want To Avoid War

NEHRU REFUSES TO PULL BACK INDIAN TROOPS   Prime Minister Rap: Pakistan “‘Clenched Fist’’ Edict

Big Three Hopes To Agree Today On Peace Plans  Contract Proposal   Contract Proposal Would Aid Germany

Big Three Maps West Germany In Mefense Setup  Support Given French Plan For Use Of German Troons

Big 3 Offer Free Germany  In Troop Deal   ‘Contract’ Proposed In Lieu of Treaty  Like Japan’s

SUPPORT GIVEN BY ACHESON, MORRISON   Approval Seen By Tonight For French Proposal  MACAW   Warns Against Rearming Germans; Other Points To Be Discussed

BIG THREE HOPE TO CLEAR ISSUE BEFORE MORNING   Acheson And Morrison Pledge Support To Shuman’s. Plan To Make Use Of  Cepman id nes

German Peace Under Contract Nearly Ready  Moscow Note to  ‘France Objects To Armina Germans

BIG 3 AGREE ON W. GERMAN MILITARY PLAN   Foreign Ministers May Wind Up Crucial Conference Today.

Big Three Hope For Successful German Treaty   Support Pledged For Plans To Use Germany’s Troops .

‘Big?’ Speeds Up Plan for Reich  Hopes to ‘Wrap Up’ Aareement Toniaht

MAP “CONTRACT” FOR GERMANS TO JOIN THE ALLIES   ‘Clear Way for Use of Wes! ’ Germans in European yet hem.

‘Contract’ for Germany _ Expected To Be Complete Tonight, Big Three Say

MAP "CONTRACT" FOR GERMANS 10 JOIN THE ALLIES   Clear Way for Use of West Germans in European Army.

Big Three’ Discuss Plan To Bring West Germany Into Defense Lineup

Big 3 May End Defense Parley Today   Ignore Latest Soviet Warning On German Issue

Big Three Ministers Agree on German Pact   Spain, Italy, Far East Problems Left For Consideration: Adiournment Due

Big 3 Prepares To Embrace West Germany   Foreign Ministers Study Plan for Using German Troops

PEACE PACT TO WEST GERMANS   Big 3 Ignore Red Threats; Seek To Strengthen   Allied Lineup

GIRL RUN OVER BY ONCOMING TRUCK. KILLED   Trucker Almost Succeeds In Avoiding Fatal Accident   28  Killed’ in Berrien Ceanty To Date  19  Killed At

Red Pressure Both Mental And Physical  Hungary Releases I) & ITZT Offera

Coercion Used For Confession   American Careful About Answers to Western Reporters

PALE AND SHAKEN   Liberated Vogeler Claims Hungary Police Torture

Vogeler Released By Reds After 17 Months In Prison;  Cites Forced Confessions

Vogeler, Free Again, Is Shaky and  Reticent About Communist Prison

Vogeler Held 17 Months By Reds Freed  Claims Coercion In Confession  As Being A Spy

Vogeler  Freed By Hungary   Thin and Stammering, He Reveals Torture Of Pre-Trial Coercion

‘DIDN'T LIVE UP TO TRADITION * Pale, Nervous Vogeler Freed By Hungarians After 17 Months

Hungary Frees Vogeler Seized As Spy for U.S.  Mental, Physical Coercion Used t Get Confession

Vogeler Says Both Mental And Physical Coercion Used In Gaining His Confession

U. S. Ransoms Red Prisoner   Vogeler, Shattered, Twitching Wreck, Reunited with Family in Vienna

Coercion Used By Hungarians  On Spy Charge   American Released From Prison, Terms Arouse Speculation

Vogeler, Broken In Spirit, Freed By hed Haneary   Refuses to Discuss Pressure Put On Him to “Confess”

Vogeler Released, Stammers Tale of Mental Torture   Pale and Shaken, American Apologizes For Having Confessed to Spying at Trial In Monaaryu: Stata Rannrimant Daal Rarad

1.9, AGREES ¢GONDITIONS FOR FREEDOM   ‘American Business Man Held  for 17 Months Goes : +9 Vianna Hama ¢

Political Objective Set In Korea War, Senate Probe Told   UN Military Goal Points In That Direction,  Pee SNe ie ici

U.N. Offensive May Be Slowed Near Parallel   Acheson Hints of Political Objective In Korea Campaign

Acheson Says Red Assault  Menace Seen   Secretary Of State Admits Four Acgencie:  In U. S., Including His Own, Refused To   Admit Possibility Of Korean War

ACHESON SAYS UN AGREED ON KOREA   Says Military Action Indicates Nature of Allied Goals

Acheson Hints At  UN Policy   Says Korean Goal Indicsted Ry Maneuvers

Policy Is Reflected in War - Operations, Secretary Says  Reveals Tokyo, Washington Had Advance Warnings Reds Would Attack South Korea

Political Objective, Secretary Of State Informs Senate Committees Are Reflected In Military Operations Being Carried Out

UN Policy Shown In Military Operations Now  Secretary Indicates Slowdown Expected Around 38 Parallel; Denies Appease mant in Drauianc Dasara Mava

UN Allies Agree On Objective, Acheson Says  Military Operations Reflect Purposes, He Tells Senate Groups

Acheson Reveals Agreement Over Political Aims   Says Operations In Battle Zones Show Decision

Operations Now Reflect Decision, Senators Told   Advance Warnings Of Invasion Not Believed

Secretary Testifies Western Allies Have Agreed On War ‘Objective; Slow-Up in Operations, Possible Halt at Parallel Indicated

Death Summons Mrs. Cooper, 71   Resided In City Over Half Century

‘DICTATOR’ {S NOW FACING BEING OUSTED   Panama Police Is Recognizing — New President

Panama Crisis  At New Peak   Police Chief Pits Strength Against Arias

U.S., Australia, New Zealand Put Pens tq Mutual Defense Treaty for Pacific

US. To Sign New Pacific Pact Today   Joins Australia And New Zealand In Plan Aimed Against Reds

DEFENSE PACT BINDS U.S. 10 PACIFIC ALLIES   Australia, New Zealand, U. S. Sign Treaty Today Amidst Acclaim

Aid Pledged to New Zealand  And Australia   Acheson Sees Pact a Warning to Any Aporpneenre

THREE POWER PACIHC PACT SIGNING TODAY   U.S. Strengthens Position On Eve of Japanese Treaty Parley.

Australia and U.S. Sign Up lor Bettune   American Responsibility kxtended Into SouthWest Pacific

U. S. Australia, New Zealand Are Signing Mutual Defense Treaty Which Provides Another Link In Future Military Alliance Covering the Pacific

Defense Pact Covers Vast Area of Pacific  U. S. To Sian With   U. S. To Sign With Australia, New Zealand Today

Three to Sigr  Pacitic Pact At Presidio  Act Is Start Of Japanese Treaty Meet

PACIFIC. ALLIANCE CURTAIN-RAISER FOR JAP PARLEY   Tripartite Pact Warning To Moscow Againsi Aggres“ «iva Thrusts °

Pact Secures Pacific Area Against Enemy  3-Nation Treaty   3-Nation Treaty Seen As Evidence Of Allied Unity In  Canthwact Daritic

Another Link Is Forged in Pacific Military Alliance   United States, Australia and New Zealand Sign Mutual Defense Treaty at San Francisco That . Will Extend This Nation’s Security  Guarantees Over Vast New Area ‘nf West

JAPAN TREATY TALK ARRIVINC   Today’s Signing Is Curtain-Raiser for Next Week’s Event

3 Nations Will Sign Pact Today  U.S. Extending Her Security Guarantees

Hailed As A Warning Flag  To Russians  U.S. Takes On Another Big Job

U.S., Australia, New Zealand Sign Treaty   Another Link in Pacific Wide System ofMilitary Alliances

U. S., Australia And New Zealand Sign Defense Pact   Military Alliance Is Link in Chain For Pacific Area

Mutual Detense Pact to be Signed   United States, Australia And N. Zealand Entering ‘Security Treaty’ Today

Pacific Mutual Defense Treaty ls Signed Today   New Zealand, U. S., Australia Partners In Security Pact

3 Nations Sign Defense Pact Today   U. S., Australia And New Zealand Extend Guarantees Over Vast Area Of New World

3 Nations to Sign Defense Pact   U.S., Australia and New Zealand Unite

PACT EXTENDS U, $, SECURITY OVER NEW AREA   J. S., Australia And New Zealand Link Together In Security Bond-— Warning Flag To Moscow.

‘AS WARNING TO SOVIET GREED   West Coast Event Significant Prelude To Major Contest

U. S. To Si er Means New       Mutual Defense Treaty Broadens Security Guarantees

Pacific Pact To Be Signed Late Today   Australia, New Zealand And U. S. To Form Mutual Defense

Tripartite Pact Signing Today  U.S., New Zealand And Australia Unite

3 Nations Sign Pacific Pact To Halt Aggression   U.S., Australia, New Zealand Forge New Defense Link

House Heading For Showdown  On Draft Bill   ‘Nonsense’ Snorts Vinson, to Claim Of Security Threat

REPORT OPINION SPLIT ON STATE GAS TAX RAISE   ‘Favor Funds for Township Roads if Tax Is Increased.

Relatives Fight Will of Spinster Wanting Pyramid Burial Like Ancient Pharaohs

Spinster Asked Grave Beneath Pyramid But Kin Want No Part Of Ancient Nile

Tragic Tijuana Fire Started By Toppled Tree.   Holiday Gaiety Turns To Tragedy As Flames Trap 200 Celebrants In Civic Auditorium; Hall Destroyed

—HIGH TOLL IS CLAIMED—  64,000 Reds Killed By 10th Corps Since Jan. 4

Almond Says N orth Korean Losses Huge   Corps Commander's Estimates Exceed Previous Figures

64,000 Reds Killed Or Wounded By 10th Army Corps Since Jan. 4   8th Army Estimates Red Casualties At 133,760 In Jan. 17-Feb. 20 Period

Chinese Refreat In Central Korea ‘A Virtual Rout’   Commander Says 10th Corps Has Token Huge Toll-of Red Troops

Red Casualties Are Terrific   Tenth Corps Alone Claims 64,000 Killed Or Wounded.

New Taxes Hit Limits, Solon Says   Truman Warned Proposed Hikes Must Be Final

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Warns Nation Has Reached Limit of New Revenue

President Given Advice  By Tar Heel   Launches House Debate On Record Revenue Measure

Nation Reaches Revenue Limit, Truman Warned  Doughton Says No New Taxes Can Be Safely Imposed

New Age Is On Its Way ATOMIC ENERGY HARNESSED FOR PURPOSES GF PEACE

Power Tamed for Home Use   AEC Takes Incidental Step Toward Nuclear Energy's Use by Civilians

Atomic Energy I s Tamed  To Give Electric Power   Actual Experiment Produces Current At Testing Station Of AEC For More Than Two Days

HITCH RE-NAMED AS COUNTY PMA HEAD   Bernice Stansbury Elected ViceChairman ~—— Other Officers Were Named for County

MOTHER SHOOTS DAUGHTER, SELF   Terrified Father Hears Tragedy Over Phone.

Lausche Vetoes Disputed Turnpike Attorneys’ Bill  Measure Giving Power to Attorney General Mend MNolew Dased

Lausche Vetoes Controversial Turnpike Issue  Bill Would Allow _ Attorney General  To Hire Lawvers

Governor Has Vetoed Bill gs weap  me ‘Sé@baerrre ff vantar   Turnpike Measure Was Storm Center From First

Bill Vetoed In Turnpike Lawyer Fight   Lausche Refuses OK for Changes In Hiring Setup

Moves Begun To Put Gross Behind Bars   Racketeer Defies Court, Wrecks New York Gambling Investigation

' COPS TRIAL COLLAPSES — Bal ky Bookie May Get Life Term for Silence

Sheltons Finally Take a  Hint, Entire Family Moves  ‘Away from Southern Illinois

Indiana Officials Hold Four Youths For Harboring Girls In River Shack

SEX-DRINKING PARTIES HELD LOL ELLE LL LL LL TE CTT  Youths Accused Of Harboring Runaway Girls

U.N. Would Send Swede  Into Korea  Leaders Consider ec’ Bcc: Bink WSs   Leaders Consider Plan For Handling Possible Truce

UN Considers Appointing Neutral Figure to Supervise Korean  Cease-Fire, Should One Develop

UN Considers Neutral  To Supervise Cease-Fire   Swede May Be Asked To Take Civilian Post Touring Korea For Check If Armistice Is Adopted

Swede May Be Top  Arbiter In Korea  Under Cease-Fire Task Would Be To Enforce  Terms Fixed By Armistice

He May Be A Swede....   ;  U.N. Neutral May   . .  ~ Direct Cease-Fire

NEUTRAL PARTY MAY BE NAMED   U. N. Suggests Swede Might Better Supervise Cease-Fire

Top UN Delegates Study Monitor   May Name Neutral As Supervisor Of Cease-Fire Activity

ILLINOIS MAIL EMBARGO STAYS; ST. LOUIS BAN   Post Office Eases Restriction: Elsewhere as Strikers Return.

STATE SENATE OKS INCREASE FOR TEACHERS      Lone Dissenter (48-1) Says Commitments “Inadviseable”’

Pay Boost — For Teacher: Approved. By Senate  Raice Amannts   Raise Amounts To $200-a-Year; Minimum Levels  Also Inereased

Bills Returned To House For Minor Changes   60,000 Educators Are Involved In $56 Million Hike

SCHOOL TEACHERS 10 GET PAY BOOST   Legislation Approved By Senate And Favored By Gov. Fine Provides EightYear Plan For Increases

Senate OK’s Teachers’ Pay Boost   Bill Goes to House fo1 Concurrence; One Dissenting Vote.

Gambler - Police Tieup Recounted In Philadelphis   Racketeer Is S Summmonec To Testify After Liquor: Arrest

Accuse Gambler In Quaker City  {fLeanel tiruw Draka   Grand Jury Probe Of Police Graft

Moscow Press Elimmates Laugh Episode  Acheson Insists On   Acheson Insists On ‘Real’ Reduction in World Armament

Vishinsky Also Asks Third  Cut in Forees   Sec. Quickly Turns Down Red Idea; Seeks Real Disarmament

VishinskiRehashes Old Red “Peace” Proposals In Disarmament Debate

Vishinsky Isnt Ready For Real Action--Acheson   Suggestions Called Old By Delegate Warren R. Austin

Vishinsky Calls For Atomic Bomb Ban Immediately  Demands Bia Cut In Armed Forces

Vishinski Rehashes Old Red“Peace” Proposals In Disarmament Debate   Bvy FRANCIS W. CARPENTER

Vishinsky. Asks BanonA-Bomb, Cut in Armies  Soviet Spokesman’s We ett 8 fe dal   Soviet Spokesman’s Request Is Rejected During U.N. Assembly

Relaxing Of Pay Formul:  Seen Today   Government May Also Roll Back  Some Prices

Johnston May Thaw Wage Freeze Today   Government Expected To Roll Back Some Prices Also

French Cabinet lo Face Crisis  Problem Of School Support ‘Hot’ One

Babson’s Authentic Stateméiit  Warns Young Men, “Don’t Get *-° ~*~  — —— =  Excited, Avoid Hasty Action” _ gem «Si

Two Missing U.S. Thunderjets Reported Down in Czechoslovakia   UN Orticial News Tells of Crash Landing— Russians May Get Copies of Planes

HOT CHECKS THIS TIME  Gal Who Posed as Officer Lands Back in Jail Aqain

NAVY’S ATOMIC SUB READY IN 3 YEARS   Keel Of Experimental NuclearPowered Craft To Be Laid Next Springs

GOP CHOOSES MINISTER FOR MAYORALITY   Clergyman Heads Republican Ticket In Philadelphia

Gener al Cool To Senate ‘Witness Role   MacArthur Awaits Congress’ Plan For Joint Session

(;eneral Wants Joint Session Address First  Armad Service Panel   Armed Service Panel Seeks Testimony On Far East Issue

Senate Quiz Only Vetoed By M’Arthur   Emperor Visits General as Dulles Talk Postponed

MacArthur Puts Off Reply To Committee   Awaits Final Plans Of ( Congress For His Address To Joint Session

MacArthur Declines lavitation To Talk To Senate Committee  Wants to Wait Until After Date of Joint Congressional Session

General Wants Joint Session Speech First   Declines to Appear Before Senate Group

Select Alternate Quarters”  For US Defense Department  In Event Of-Attack On Capital

AlternateDefense Sites are Chosen   Department Has Place To Go in Event of Capital's Destruction

Defense Department Selects Alternate Headquarters Site Outside Washington

Defense Department Picks Location I Case Of Enemy Attack On Capital

Dept. Of Defense Plans New Site In Case Of War   Marshall Says Act Is Wise In View Of World Condition

Defense Office Selects Secret Sites Outside Capital to Be Used in Crisis

Defense Department Selects Secret Emergency Locations   Government Workers Receive Notices Of Rojes to Perform in Case of Attack

Capital Offices Will Move Out In Case Atfack   Secret Spots Outside Washington Picked Far Emergency Operations

Twelve Killed In 3 Blasts  Across Nation   Indiana, Illinois and California Scenes of Serious Explosions

12Menkilled In 3 Blasts   $10,000, Damage From Explosions in Ind.,  Hl., Calif.

Widespread Rains Strike in Kansas.  Rivers Are Rising: But Only Flood Is On the Arloneac

Whole State Gets Rain .   Downpours in West . Send Rivers Out; No Overflow in East Yet

Further Rains  Bring Another Flood Threat   Governor Orders Guard Troops to Emergency . Duty Along Arkansas

US Wants Troops fo Relieve Gls   Could Be Used for Occupation Dutv in Korea

U.S. Presses U.N. For More Korean Help  New Troops Asked So Additional G.I.’s Can Re Sent Home

U.S. ASKS UN FOR RELIEF OF GIS IN KOREA   Urge Other Members To Send More Troops To Front

Allies Asked To Send Troops, Relieve Weary U. S. Forces In Korea

Wofford College Treasurer Found  Dead In Auto At Camp Croft, 8. €.

Resistance Has Spotty Pattem All Along Front   Trick Feared As Allies Cautiously Press Northward

Allied Forces lear Trick as Contact Broken   Mines, Booby Traps Slow Thrust North: Lines Consolidated

Allies Cautiously Follow Up Retreat; Link Up Positions On North of 38th

SUDDEN ENEMY WITHDRAWAL IN KOREA PUZZLES   Reds May Be Badly Hurt Or Setting Trap For Allies   8th ARMY POSITIONS BEING CONSOLIDATED

RETREATING FOE LEAVES VARIETY OF BOOBY-TRAPS   UN Leaders Weigh Possibility Of Some Tacti cal Trick   PLANES HIT SUPPLIES   Eighth Army Consolidates Its Positions Inside Red Korea

Allies Drive  Ahead   Spotty Resistance Is Given by Enemy On Central Front

U.N.Forces PushAhead With Care   Allies Suspect Trick Rath er Than Forced Com- . munist Retreat

Enemy Either Baiting Trap Or Badly Hurt  Sudden Withdrawal   Sudden Withdrawal Puzzles U. N. Forces

Reds Slip Away To Avoid Fight With Allied Troops   Communist Withdrawal Puzzles UN Forces; May be Trick; Firm Stand Made in Spots

Communists In Mysterious Retreat Northward Along Central, Eastern Fronts

Congress To Probe Ship Deals   Sawyer’s Report Unsatisfactory,  Senator Claims .

Senator Smells Mouse in Story On Ship Profits   Investigation Urged In War Surplus Deal By Admiral, Others

Senator Urges  Tanker Probe   Start with Casey, Johnson Proposes

War Surplus Ships Study Being Urged By Lawmaker   Johnson Says Casey Is Involved In Deals Making Huge Profit

Johnson Seeks Big-Scale Inquiry Of Surplus Deals   Would Determine If Political Influence And Tax Evasion Are Involved In Deals

Aquatic City   CALL FOR PROBE IN SHIP DEALS   Johnson Moves For WideScale Inquiry Into Surplus Profiteerina

Full Probe Into Ship Deal Urged   Sen. Johnson Cites Profits of Casey Group

British Try To Settle  Iran Crisis   Mossadegh Hurls Warning Of Resignation

YANKEE NOMINATED SEA LEADER  . Churchill Raps Attlee for Backing U.S. Admiral

Churchill Kicks Up Row Over Naming Of Admira   Objects To American Admiral Leading Naval Forces Of Atlantic Pact Nations

Tories Challenge Pact Sea Choice   Churchill Wants British Admiral

 Jory Leader Marasses Attlee Again  Conservatives Cheer as Churchill Asks Why British Admiral Can’t Head European Fleet

COMMANDER ADMITS FAVORS  Probers Dig Deeper Into Tank Arsenal Deals

‘Dummy With Headache ‘Fails To Fool Guards ‘At San Quentin Prison

General’s Top Aide Scores Second Blast At Administration; Says Appeasement May Lead To War; Ouster Aiding Commie Propaganda

General MacArthur To Return Fighting   General Spends Day: Packing at U.S. Embassy it . Tokyo Preparatory to Flight Back Home

Policy Fi oht Will Continue In America      General Will Fly To U. §S. Monday; Aide Hits At ‘Appeasement’

MONDAY MAG WILL FLY TO HOME FRONT   Expected to Carry Campaign Against the Reds to Folke in UE

VICTORY WITH MINIMUM LOSS OF LIFE CALLED MACAPRTHILID’S ORIECTIVE RY MILITARY AIDE

Top Aide Fires Second Blast A   Administration Cyities, Say   Appeasement May Lead Ti New World War   RIDGWAY TO ASSUME FOUR POSTS TODA}

General Plans Campaign For Vindication    Warns Ayipeasenient Tn Fav East Leads Ta Third World War

General to Fight Critics Over Far Eastern Policy   Associates Express Confidence He Will ‘Come Out on Top’

General Will Arriveln. USA Monday; Plans _ For Fight Kept Secret

U.N. Allies Set On Not Pulling  Out of Korea   Troops Will Remain To Establish Firm Peace on Peninsula

Knox Glass Head Dies Instantly: in Car Collision   Well Known Industrialist of District. - & g Killed Th Frills Corner Accident ag At9:45 a. m.: Was Noted Civic Leader:

Controls Bill Veto Hinted  By Truman   Administraton Aiming To Reverse Freeze Of Prices. Pay.

TrumanVetc of Control : Bill Hinted   Control Scuttling Features Core of Administration Ire

Leading Editors Plan a Formal Protest Against Order Widening News Blackout

Courthouse Bill Killed by Senate Committee Action   Wilson Measure to Permit Lyon County To Remodel! Building  Evite o€ Decc.

Courthouse Bill Killed by Senate Committee Action   Wilson Measure to Permit Lyon County To Remodel Building Fails of Passage

‘Mother and Child Die As She Leaps With It ‘Into Building Stairwell

Others Hurt In Mountain Cave Blasts   Workers Are Helpless To Flee Detonation  In West Tunnel

: Amazingly Alert ‘Man, 106, Drinks Beer,  Smokes 6 Cigars A Day

Beer Drinking, Cigar Smoking Centenarian Pointed Out as Proof of Scientific Theory

Democrats Join GOP on Tax  Compromise   Vote Scheduled Cutting Relief to Able-bodied Men

DEMS PROPOSE ALLIANCE WITH GOP “REBELS”   Tax Battle ‘Continues In State; Other Bills Due

Speedy Approval by Government Agencies Sought for New Aluminum Plant at Kalispell

Acheson Confident Jap Truce Signing Will Be Completed   State Department Chief Sees Rough Sailing  Oi ns tees ok

YS. Sure Soviet Will Rock Boat Over Jap Treaty   Acheson Confident Western Allies Con Douse Fireworks

Voice Contidenee, However, in Successful Outcome onor New Schedute

But American Delegation Is Confident Of Successful Outcome At Frisco On Or Near Schedule

Crackdown on Reds Widened   Junior Commissars Due for Prosecution

F.B. 1. WIDENS RED CRACKDOWN   Junior Leaders Of Com munist Due For Prosecution

U.S. Widens War on Red  Second Team   More Junior Commissars To Be_Prosecuted, Authorities Say

More U. S. Red Leaders Face Prosecution As Government  Rounds Up 17 Second-Raters

U.S. Prepares For Roundup Of More Reds   4 Of 21 Indicted Are Still Being Hunted; June 29 Hearing Set

Crackdown on US. Reds Is Widened   Communist Party's Junior Commissars Rounded Up; More Arrests Are to Come

More Reds Face Roundup Arrests  Jury Weighs Cases Of ‘Junior Stalins’

Nationwide Red Roundup Seems Shaping In. 5.  eT ee on ee See. . eee   Authorities Indicate More Junior Leaders Of Reds Face Trial

Mass Crackdown  On Reds Rolling   Second Team Arrested —Prosecution of More Jr. Commissars Due

Communist Crackdown Broadened   More Junior Leaders Due For Justice, Following Roundup Of Second Team

Four Elude Red ltoundup   LS. Crackdown On Party Aides  Seen Spreading

Crackdown By  U.S. On Reds  Grows Wider Total Of $191,000   Total Of $191,000 Bail Set For Those Already Arrested

2nd Crackdown On Red Leaders Widens; 4 Sought  100 FBI Agents Nab 16 to New York, 1 in Pittsburgh

Prosecution for More U. S. Reds \s Being Planned   Officials Say Crackdown Will Hit Jr. Leaders

U.S. to Push Crackdown On Commies   More Junior Commissar: Due to Feel Sting. of Smith Act

MORE TROOPS MAY BE SENT TO KUROPE   Eisenhower May Get 14 Divisions By End of This Year

Group Reports On Space Used By Government   Byrd's Committee Estimates 250,000,000 Square Feet Occupie:

Woman Wrestler Dies during Bout  Jeannette Wolfe Was on Lima Card

Opposition Mounts in General Assembly to One Half Percent Income Tax Proposed by Fine

Fine’s Income  Tax Pronosal  Faces Crifics Democrats In Both,  Houses of Assembly Express Opposition

Legislators Rap State Income Tay   Dem Floor Leader Claims ‘Little Fellow’ Would be Hit Hard

PENNSYLVANIA RICH HERITAGE IS EMPHASIZED   Governor John S. Fine Issues Proclamation on Big Event Opening Monday.

ALLIES REACH HAN IVER IN PINGER DRIVt   Tighten Trap on 20,000 Reds Left Out of 100,000 Man Army.

20,000 Reds May Be Held in UN Trap   Pincers Assault Tightens on Communists

American Thrust Draws Noose on Allied Death Traps for Reds In Korea   xemnants of 100,000 Communist Army Caught on South Bank of Han Below Seoul—Enemy Loses Will to Fight.

Tank-Led Columns Near Han River In Drive Toward South Korean Capital; Reds Putting Up Resistance in One Place

Tanks Closing Trap on Fleeing Chinese Reds  GI’s Advance to BAaAr-. 8h = ~™ es Rh 4ea      GI’s Advance to Within 314 Miles Of Seoul Limits

U.S. Tanks Reach Han In Plunge   Pincers Close __ On 20,000 Reds Reported In Rout

Preacher Declines . Fisheries Position Congregation Opposed Te  Pastor Accepting McKeldin Offer

MINISTER QUITS AS ASPIRANT TO STATE POSITION   Dr. Collins Unable Ti Serve On Tidewater  Fisheries Commission   OTHER NOMINEE MAY MEET OPPOSITION

MONOXIDE GAS FATAL TO MAN   Circumstances Similar Te Wife’s Death Two Years Ago

ALLIED UNITS IN PUSH ALONG 40-MILE FRONT   Big Guns Blast Reds At Inchon And Along  Entire Line

South Korean Sailors Raid Port of Inchon   Kill 40 Enemy Troops, Return Without Any Losses

Two U.S. Corps Within 13 Air Miles Of Seoul   U.N. Infantrymen Use Bayonets And Rifle Butts On Reds; Resistance Develops Around Kumyangiang.

1U. $. Corps Are Within 13 Miles of Seoul  Four Towns Occupiec In First Two Days  Of Offensive

Wanger, Husband  f Joan Bennett, Involved; Victim In Pair Condifian

Governor Lashes League's Reversa   Lets Go Full Blast At Supporters Of Powell’s Measure

Several ChurchMen Among 10  Death: Demanded   Death Demanded By. Romania Commiinist Officials

Catholic Officials Tried in Roumania   Among 10 Accused of Plot Against Reds

Clergy Faces Treason Trial in Romania  U.S. Included in Charges of Plot Aaainst Red State

TEN HUNGARIANS  BROUGHT 10 TRIAL  ON SPY CHARGE!   Catholic Clergymen Among Those Accused Of High  Trancenn

Iran Hands Proposals To British   Action Comes After British Ultimatum On New Propesals Had Expired

Oil Parleys Of Britain, lran Crash   Ultimatum on Operation Of Oilfields Draws Veto by Tehran.

Premier Refuses New Demand on . Field Managers  Chief British Negotiator Plane to Leave Teheran

Premier Fails to Agree With British Agent   London's Negotiator Intends to Leave Tehran Tomorrow

Fire Destroys Three Buildings  Damage Heavy After Blaze at Denison

STORES BURNIN DENISON BLAZE   Second Big Fire This Year; Loss Is Over $100,000

Committee Approves Warning Note   MacArthur Inquiry Groug Dechares America Stand United for Defense

Nazi Tactics Charged Britair  Egypt Raps Pouring Of Troons into Suez

CHARGE BRITAIN WITH NAZI ACTS   Egyptians Are Critical Of Pouring Armed Forces  In Suez Area

Egypt Charges Britain Using Nazi Tactics   Note Says Suez Situation Getting Worse; Influx Of Troops Cited

British Accused Of Nazi Tactics   Egypt Blasts Shipments Of Troaps Toe Canal

Cease-Fire Won't Deter RedsIn Asia  \Piasmineatinn Of Santh.   Domination Of South west Goal For Russians,  Premier Asserts

TRUCE WON’T STOP REDS   Thailand Premier Says Commun. ists Must Be Beaten

TRUCE WON'T STOP REDS   Premier Saya Commur  fate Must Re Beaten

U.N. Offensive Is Slowed Down To Halt By Reds   Tank-Paced U.N. Troops Had Mude Three-Mile Advance

28th Will Break Camp Saturday   First Units to Parade In Philadelphia Prior To Leaving For Europe

2th Division To Begin Leaving Camp Atterbury On First Leg Of Trip Abroad

Taft Demands Full Story On MacArthur   Demands Accounting -On ‘Why We Went. To War’ in Korea -

540 Aircraft Observation Posts Uraed       sroe@rutlined ‘for Hoosier Civilian Defense Would Re nuire 12.000. Volunteers ..

The Government Has Spelled Out Increases It Wants In Sales Tax   New Automobiles And Liquor Wouid Feel The Pinch In The Search For Ten Billian Dallare

Three Yankees Among 99 Toll In Jap Wreck   Electric-Powered Passenger Train Is Blazing Inferno

Nearly 100 Die In Japanese Train Wreck  Three American   Three American Soldiers Reported Among Wreck Victim:

Three U.S. GI's Among Those Dead   Train Hits Fallen High-Tension Wire Bursts Into Flame

House May Balk Redistricting Bill of Senate  Three GOP Congress Districts Eliminated By Senate Plan

Reapportionment Bill Is Debated   Senate OKs Measure But House Approval Is Being Doubted

\Senate-Passed Congressional Reapportionment Bill May Be Unacceptable in House

SIGNING NOW LOOKS LIKELY BY SATURDAY   Gromyko Sits on Sidelines as Various Nations Take Time for Speeches.

PARLEY MOVES SMOOTHLY AFTER RUSSIA’S REBUFF   Small Nations Heard On Japanese Pact In Morning Session; Fireworks May Break Out Again Friday Night.

Gromyko Fails in Attempt to Delay Signing, Overwhelmingly Defeated On All Proposals; Allies Study Red Moves But Feel Worst Over

‘Egypt And Philippines  Due To Enter Objections   But Both Nations Will Sign Pact; Worst Of Russian : Strategy Defeated, Americans Feel

GROUND TAKEN BY COMMUNISTS IS RECAPTURED   United Nations Secures at Least Three Hills Lost ir Night Attacks.

UN Forces Recapture Three Hills   Both Sides Jockey For Positions-Along T45_hA'l oo Ernane ‘

Union Head Urges A Return to Work   National Mediation Board Calls Meeting to End Dispute as Switchmen’s Strike Paralyzes Transport, Damages Other Key Industries

Some Striking Switchmen Get Work Order   i el   No Indications Seen However, That Walkouts Are Ending

BRT President Tells Men To Return To Jobs   Government Presse: Contempt Action Against Union In Federal Court

Some Striking Switchmen Get Work Order  Ne Gece isnsiin « Se   No Indications Seer However, That Walkouts Are Endina

Union Chief Urging Men Back to Jobs   BRT President Calls Switchmen’s Strike Unauthorized

NO BREAK SEEN IN SICK STRIKE OF SWITCHMEN   FEDERAL COURT IN SESSION TODAY TO CONSIDER CONTEMPT

BRT Leader Of One Line SeekstoEnd Transit Tieup   More Than 150,000 Idle U.S. Moves for Speedy Court Decision

MacArthur Not a Candidate, Word   General Declines to Enter State Primary

MacArthur Will Not Enter Any Primary Contest   State Supporters Will Seek “Independent” Slate for General

Aide Reveals Stand  MacArthur Will Not Enter  Presidential Primary Race

BRITONS GET READY FOR EVACUATION   England Recalls Tankers, Sends Women and Children Home as Oil Dispute Nears Showdown. .   PREPARE TO FLY 3,000 WORKERS OUT   Aghojari Field Closed for   Lack of Storage, Abadan  Refinery May Run 10-14 Days.

TRUMAN'S WEIGHT IS DOWN TO It   LOSS OF TWO OR THREE POUNDS IS GOOD NEWS FOR HIS PHYSICIAN.

U.N. Patrols Are Nine Miles South of Seoul!   Naval Guns Bombard Inchon Area, Hitting Warehouses, Roads

Allies Continue Advances Along 40-Mile Sector   Warships Renew Bombardment Of Inchon, Advance Patrols Within Nine Miles Of Seoul; Enemy Attacks On Central Front

Inchon Area Is Again Blasted By U.S. Warships   Allied Patrols Now Within Nine Miles South Of Seoul

Seeking CG Gold In Bottles  Treasure Hunt Launched On Farm In South Texas

lran Holds To Position   Rejects Plan of Latin American Members of UN Council on Oil Dispute

THREE ARE HURT WHEN TIPSY ORIVER CRASHES   Head-on Collision Occurs At Roslyn Crossing w   DRIVER WAS ARRESTED

Civilians May Be Asked to Help Man Anti-Aircraft Guns as Defense System Tempo Increases

xr KK KK  Civilians May Be Asked  to Help Man Anti-Aircraft Guns as Defense System Tempo Increases

Marion Davies  Weds; Is Out O: Hearst Estate   Marriage Ceremony Takes Place At Desert Gambling Resort

GROWING CORRUPTION SHOWS MORAL DECAY   Threatens Destruction The American Way of Life   IS FULBRIGHT’S VIEW

Patrols Cross Imjin to Blast At Enemy Units   Skirmishes With Other Commie Forces Break Out in Central Korea

Allied Tank Patrols Hit Red Buildup   Lash at Chinese Units Northeast of Kaesong Neutral Area.

Allied Patrols Punch at Reds  Buildup Near Kaesong Attacked with Tanks

KOREA FIGHTING 1S STEPPED UF   ALLIEN PATROTS SLASH Al REDS — PLANES BOMB FOE'S SUPPLY CENTERS.

Senators Sidetrack Food Aid for India  Show Displeasure at Nation’s: UN Policy

Solons Show Dislike For India’s Stand  Senate Committee  Delays Grain Aid

Reds Dared By McMahon ToOpenLand   Senator Proposes Visit By Team of Solons  Tn Stump Saniet

Legislature Will Meet Five Days So Relief Checks Can Be Out on Schedule

Flying Saucers Probe Is Urged By Air Chemist   Former AF Scientist Claims Navy Report Brings False Sense

Scientist Fears Flying Saucers Portend a Worse ‘Pear! Harbor’   Bioture on Paoe 20

2 Marion Railroaders Injured  Three Guardsmen Killec When Train Hits Tank

3 Die In Tank Hit By Train  7 Others Injured At  Rarherton Crossing

3 In Army Tank Killed by Train   2 Leap to Safety Before Collisoin

Three Die When Train Hits Tank  2 Guardsmen Escape Death by Jumping

ATOMIC PLANT TO COVER 7,335 ACRES OF LAND   Government Already Own: 1,364 Acres in Area Near Paducah.

Czechs Slay V. Clementis,  Reports Say    Underground Reveals Gottwald, Zapotocky  Under Arrest

Report Clementis Is Slain’ by Red:   Ex.Czechoslovakian’ Foreign Minister Fried to Escape

Former Czech Official Said Shot To Death   Underground Report Claims President Is Under House Arrest

Underground Says Clementis Slain, Other Czech Red Leaders Imprisoned

Former Czech Foreign Minister  Said Slain, President and ‘Premier Are Put Under Arrest

Underground Says Clementis Dead; Gottwald. Zapotocky Held In Houses

Czech Leader Reported Slain In Red Purge  Robbing Of Factorie By Russia Opposed

 L inderground_Says-Czech Foreign Chief     Clementis Slain. In. Attempted Escape

Czech Captors Kill Clementis, Exiles Report   Underground Rumors Heard In U. S. Say Gottwald Is Prisoner

SCORES OF MOTORISTS TRAPPED   Prospective Mother, Women and Children Stalled in Mile-Long Jams; Dig Out $400,000 Payroll.

South Shivers From Another Icy Blast  Second Cold Wave Of Recent Weeks  SGQwaane Sartian

Fresh Icy Blasts Reach Far Into Southern States   Northern Florida Has Freezing Weather Avain.

Icy Blasts Sweep From West To Chill East, South Today As Winds Add To Discomfort

Sub-Zero Cold Grips Midwest Frigid Blasts Invade Southeastern States

Bevin Victim Of Pneumonia   British Minister’s State Not Critical

Russia May   Part Of China  About Third Of Country To Be Taken Over

Chinese Says BF  Seizing Five Provinces   About A Third Of Country Will Become Part Of Soviet Union. Former Governor Of Sinkiang Asserts

Subsidy Powers Asked By Wilson As Price Weapon   Would Make Direct  Payments to Farmers When Necessary to. Maintain Production

American Jets Command Air   Destroyed or Damaged 150 Enemy Jet Planes

U. S. JETS BEAT RUSSIAN MIG'S   Kick Daylights Out Of Enemy Craft Every  Time They Meet

American Jets Win Air Battles  Russian MIGs Take Beating In Korea

Fifth Air Force Taking Red Toll: « -_ Aimeérican Jets Prove Superior Over Korea

U. S. Jets Reported Kicking Daylights Out of the Russian Planes Over N. Korea

0.3. ROGGE FACES U.S. BAR CHARGES   Stamford Man, Ex-Head of Justice Dept. Accused By Anneals Court

Marcelle Subpoenaed For Inquiry   Meanwhile Two More Internal: Revenue Agents Lose Jobs.

Former Tax Agent Absent At Probe,  Is Given Subpoena   House Demands Marcell Appear Today After He Ducks Hearing

NO BREAK SEEN FOR BUS STRIKE   Prospect For Settlement Appears Dark In Six Cilies Coucilialors Renew Efforts. so

Miners Report To Work Impromptu Walkout in wv of 119 Blast Victims

Coal Miners Work Again After Strike      Laborers Held Brief Stoppage In Memory Of 119 Who Died In Blast

Four Killed in Bridge Collapse.  ‘Onebec’s Premier Sees Sabotage

A Persons Die As Cars Drop  In Icy River  Bitter Cold Wave Delays Rescue Crews.

Premier Sees Sabotage In Bridge Fall   Quebec Gov't To Conduct Probe

Half of Bridge Falls Into River, Taking Four‘ Cars   Four People Die, Four Rescued In. Canadian. Mishap

Korea Truce Given Chance By Top Aide:   Joint Chiefs Agree Full-Scale War Could Resume

Gasoline Price War Flares On Seaboard  Dealers Expected To Pass Penny Savinaz Along

FRANKLIN WETS HIN TEST VOTE BY BIG MARGIN   Drys Lose County Seat Contest By Nearly . Three-To-One

INGRID TO PLAY 'YOUNG MOTHER   Rossellini To Film ‘Picture Of Europe's Morals’

REDS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES IN NEW ATTACK   Offensive Has Not Reached Peak Yet, General Says

Foe Builds Up Red Air Power   3 New Chinese Armies Take Positions In North Korea, Army Reveals

Nation Salutes Fighting Men  Ceremonies Held For Second Straight Year

Armed Forces Honored in Many Rituals   Thousands in Parades As Nation Salutes All Men in Uniform

Nation Lauds Fighters in. All Branches   Armed Forces Day Sees High Praise Flow to Men at War

NATION'S MIGHT I) DISPLAYED I Ud, AND ABROAL   Military Parades Held on Armed Forces Day in Washington, New Vork and Other Cities,   YANKS IN GERMANY AND AUSTRIA MARCH   Americans at Home Inspect Jarracks and New Weapons as Well as 117 Warships in Ports,

Armed Forces Honored, U.S Pays Homage   (Pictures, story of Long Beach observance of Armed Forces Day on Page B-6.)

Nation Salutes F igh ting Men W ith Prandin    Dixie Division UnitsFlown Home; 10.000 Troops March In Caiptal

New A-Blast Is Biggest of  Test Series   Typical ‘Mushroom’ Boils Up 8 Miles— Apparent Air Burst

DESCAT HOCKS UNDER BOILING PURPLE CLOUD   “Classical” Mushroamed. Top Visible in Las Vegas, 90 Miles Away.

Las Vegas, 90 Miles Away Sees Flash   Most Vicious Appearing Explosion Of October Desert Tests Is Set  Off Early Today.

Test Blast In Desert Visible In Las Vegas   Scientists Delighted With Results Atomie Cloud Shape Perfect

3rd Nuclear Explosion Is Largest      ‘Mushroom Cloud Blots Out Marning Sun at Las Vegas

Large Nuclear Explosion Rocks Frenchman's Flal   Appears Identical With Air Burst Off Bikini leland

DESERT SITE IS ROCKED BY ATOMIC TEST  Latest Blast Mast   Latest Blast Most Vicious Appearing —Similar to Burst Over Bikini.

Strongest Nuclear Blast In Series Rocks Nevada   Boiling, Purple Cloud Is Deseribed As Classical In Shape Indicating Perfect Experiment

Largest Atomic  Blast in October  Tests Rocks Desert Appearanhe Similar To Bikini Test, But Not Heard Far Awav

Largest A-bomb Explosion   Recks Desert as Thousands See Boiling, Purple, Mesroom Cloud:

AEC Says Troops Are Not Involved   Appears Same As Air Burst Over Bikini Island

Las Vegas Residents See Blinding Flash   Biggest Explosion of October Test Sends Purplish Mushroom Cloud Over Frenchmen’s Flats Provina Grounds Blotting Out Sun.

GOVERNOR GIVES si PROGRAM TO LEGISLATORS   Scott Cites Need To Increase Spending With: Some Tax Changes— Stil! Fights Power Com   panies.

Wants Abundance Of Electric Energy Always Available —   Governor Calls For Auto Inspection Law And For State-Wide Linuer Referendum

Plane Falls On Town In New Jersey   Horror Marks 2nd ’ Worst Air Tragedy =>... _s iB. OUdEC EK. ET ft

Pilot Dies Desperately Fighting Controls of Crippled Machine; Had Gay Crowd — Leaving for Florida Vacations.

Tragedy Second Worsi  ssc scape aie nancy  In US Flying History  Craft Headed For Florida Dives Into River Bank Near Homes In Elizabeth

FLORIDA BOUND PASSENGERS N HOLIDAY M000   Pilot Vainly Tried To Return Crippled Craft To Newark Airport      CHARRED VICTIMS ARE FOUND IN WRECKAGE

Blazing Plane Skims Houses, Falls In Ravine   Nation’s Second Worst Air Tragedy

All Passengers Die as Plane Plummets on Elizabeth, N. J.    l{l-Fated Liner Clips Frame House Hits Pumping Station Near River

Craft Hits ‘Warehouse Soon After Takeoft   Lands in River At Elizabeth, N. J. Four Children  Amone Victims

None Survive Nation’s Next To Worst Air Tragedy as C-46 on Fire, Hits Homes

Vacationers Die On Way To Florida   Unscheduled Plane Crashes In Elizabeth, N. J, —  Eyewitnesses Say Pilot Sensed Trouble he Tebankt

All-Out State Help Is Asked   Columbia Unable Tx Combat Emergency

State Requested For All-Out Aid In Flooded Aree   Trucks Heavily Loadec With Water Rolled Into Stricken Community -

Flood-Hit Town Appeals For Aid In Water Plight   Columbia, Pa., Authorities Sey Community Unable To Meet Crisis Alone

Senate Business May Delay McCarthy's List  To Reveal Officials   To Reveal Officials Whose Loyalty Is Under Question

Routine Delays McCarthy Plans To Reveal Names   Wisconsin Senator To Reveal 29 Who Are Under Inquiry

MoCARTHY PLAN MAY BE NIPPED   Routine Senate Business May Delay Naming 29 Alleged Disloyal State Dent. Fmuloves.

U.S. To Call Up  Reservists As  Replacements More To Go Back In Military Ranks As Duty Tours End

Armed Services to Call Up More Reserves to Replace Those Released

WASHINGTON TO CALL MORE RESERVISTS   Many Categories In Armed Services Must Be Filled as Duty Tours End.

Gain 12 Miles In Heavy Drive; Air Units Busy   Hold-Or-Die Orders Given To Commies As Allies Advance

Senate Tax. Writer Has Suggestion   Would Tax Expense Allowances of Congressmen, Pres.

Germans Invited To UN Debate On Unification ©   Vote Is 50-6, With Russia Still Holding Back

Butadiene Plant Near Rochester Is Fire Swept  One Unit Of Plant Is Badly Damaged By Fire After Blast

Explosion Hits Chemical Firm   Half Million Dollar Blast Burns Two

Peace Talks ‘Up to Reds’  Communists’ Truce   Communists’ Truce Delegation Changed

KKKKKSK  NEW VOILENCE FLARES —  IN ISMAILA AFTER . BOLICE TIAQUTENMED 11D

) SECOND CONCERT TO BE HELD   Community Concert Association to Present Eugene Istomin on Januarv 15.

SECOND CONCERT  TO BE HELD   Community Concert Asso ciation to Present Eu gene Istomin on Janu ace pe

Former RFC Official Admits Taking Gifts   Presents Accepted During Lithofold Loan Negotiations

LAWYER SPRINGS NEW OENDATION IN TAX SUANDAI   Charges Two Men, Claiming to Be in League With Capital Figures, Tried to Shake Him Down,   ASKED HALF MILLION TO SPARE HIM TROUBLI   Wealthy Chicagoan Heard Clique Was Looking Around For Others to Tap For Money.

Denials Fly After Lawyer Says Pair Claimed Aid of © High Washinaton ‘Clique’

—TENTATIVE— Increasec  Revenues Expected   EMERGENCY MAY CHANGE PLANS

IMILING WAC ALL READY 10 LEAVE’ JAPAN   Spends Hour with: Ridgway; Whitney. Defends Him as Within Rights.

GEN. RIDGWAY MAKES FLYING TRIP T0 TOKY¢   New Supreme Com: Mander for Fax East Confers With MacArthur.

General Ridgway Confers With — MacArthur   Two Leaders Talk For Over An Hour

Ridgway Meets With M’Arthar   Ousted General’s Aide Denies Claim Washington Directives lanored

Ridgway and MacArthur in Brief Talks   New Supreme Commander in  Far East Flies Back to Front After Brief Tokyo Confer ance

INSTALL REV, JOHNSON AT NEWTOWN SERVICI   Representatives of Clergy Take Part in Ceremony   PLANS FOR RECEPTION

WATER GETTING SCARCER Denton County Enters 39th Day Of Record: Heat Wave

DEALING DEATH, DESTRUCTION   Tornado Hits New Or Jrleans ~ Pacific Sterm ‘Plays on -

Enemy’s Buildup Hidden by Smoke   Great Smoke Clouds Hide Communists Gathering for Second Offensive Expected Within Two Weeks

Reds Fire Forests To Hide Plazis   Newest Drive > xpected Within Next Two Weeks

Reds Hide Buildup With Smoke  35-Mile Curtain Covers Troop Movements

Smoke Screens Hide Red Troop Movements   New Offensive May Come in Two Weeks, . U.N. Officers Think

Huge Cloud Hides Reds’ Build-Up UN Officers Expect  New Offensive Within The Next Two Weeks

Judge Risjord Dies af Ashland  One of Oldest Active Judges in Wisconsin

Judge Risjord of Ashland Is Dead At Ace 84   Had Been On Cireui: Bench Since 19123 Wa: Native of Nerway

CoupleFound Dead In Car At Pasadena   Two Teen-Agers. Carbon Monoxide Victims, Police Report

Huge Posse Continues Ross Hunt   Police; Five Planes Fail To Flush Man From Hiding Place Naar EWicott City

SCHEDULED 10 START SUNDAY NEAR KAESONG   Ridgway Awaits Reply To Demard For Safe Con duct Guarantee

Reply Not Yet Received   Ridgway Offers to Send Three Officers to Meet

Control Extension Fight Steps Up; Deadline Nears  Auto Union President   Auto Union President Wants Equality In Sacrifices

Reuther, Wilson Discuss Economic Control Program   UAW Chief Okays Wage Stabilization; Mobilizer ‘Optimistic’

Free-for-All Fight Over Economic Controls Gains Force As Deadline Nears

Showdown Fight  Opens In Capital  Over Controls Bill Reuther Demands  Price Ceilings Before Pay Curbs

Congress Fight Over Controls Gains Intensity   Leaders Of All Segments Step Up Free-For-All Over Extension Of Law

rree-for-All Fight To End Controls Is On   Administration Is Trying to Extend Laws for 2 Years

Battle Opens Over Controls  Economic. Seqments   Economic . Segments Differ on DPA Need

A BIG FREE-FOR-ALL   Everybody Joins in Battle Over Future of Economic Controls

Opposition to Extension of Economic Controls Mounts   Administration Asks for Two More Years

SHOWDOWN “ON CONTROLS DRAWS NEAR   Extension Deadline June 30; Some Want Curbs ‘Abolished.

Free-for-All Battle Looming Over Price Control Extender   Many Groups Are Converging Upon Capitol for Fight

Varied Segments of American Life Step Into Free-for-All Fight  Over Future of Economic Controls

DPs fo Return To Ohio Town  NESS rey aa SNR Po aes   Reasons: Tiny Grave And Kindly People

CONSTRUCTIVE IDEAS ON CHINA FROM CONGRESS   Siate Department Sought to Block Aid to Nation

New UN Proposal On Truce Line Greeted By Two Hours And 11 Minutes Of Silence

RefuseTo ~ = Compromise on Truce Zone" ~   Insist on 38th Parallel As Line of Demarcation

Refuse to Talk for Two Hours, 1] Minutes In Move to End Deadlock

Refuse To Consider Any Compromise Plan  For Buffer Deadlock   Communists Break Two-Hour Silence At Parley By Adamant Rejection Of Proposals.

Will Discuss. Only Line at 38th Parallel   Reds Sit in Stony Silence for 2 Hours At 20th Meeting

 Chief Red Delegate Geh Nam II's Silence Called “Historical And Unprecedented” — Insists On 38th Parallel For Zone   HOPE FOR EARLY ARMISTICE GONE

ne DS REFUSE ANYTHING BUT BUFFER ON dt   Commies Sit Silent for Two Hours; Turn Down All UN Proposals.

Red Peace Negotiators Sit In Silence---Bar Compromise   Refuse to Discuss Present Battle Area As Possible Location for Cease-Fire Line

Will Not Consider Compromise To End Deadlock Over Armistice Buffer Zone

REDS REFUSE COMPROMISE (ON TRUCE LINE   No Progress Made as Cease-fire Talks Are Resumed In Korea.

Reds Reject Buffer Zone  Compromise   Trnce Talks Resume With ‘No Progress? Reported At Kaesong

Frigid Winds Lash Snow Across U. S.   15 Deaths Attributed  To Huge Storm; ' Traffie Paralyzed

Russian-Type Rockets Blasting UN Positions   Communists+Make First Full-Scale Attack with 300-Round Barrace .

LINK IS SOUGHT TO CRUNEWALD IN FRAUD CASE   Mystery Man Figures Into Case Of Shakedown Attempt— Wealthy Figure Now In Hospital.

$500,000 SHAKEDOWN  Oliphant Called Again To Testify in Tax Case

House Probers Recall Oliphant   Investigate Relations With Grunewald

SPAIN IS SET TO SIGN PACT WITH AMERICA   Franco Agrees To Plans  For Mutual Defense; 3 a ae ee )

Spain Believed Ready to Sign Pact With U.S   Direct Agreement Similar To No. Atlantic Treaty TIas Been Proposed

Spain Reported Ready To Sign Pact With U. S.   Alliance Would Be Pat terned After North Atlantic Treaty

Undersecretary Of Army Hurt As Plane Rams [nto Side Of Korean Mountain

Army Official  Hurt in Crash   Mountain Is Hit: Alexander Resting

U.S, OFFICIAL HURT IN KOREA CRASH   A, S, Alexander, Army Dent. Aide, Escapes Death as Plane Hits Mountain

Chou En-Lai Says Assembly Coerced by U.S. in Voting ‘INlegal’ Aggression Brand

China Defiant  On Aggression Peace Path Blocked,  (ommunists (Charge

Crime Probers Are Preparing Official Report  Expect Proposals To Land Hard Blow At

“Just a Bit Of Tuna ona’ Lettuce Leaf’  Battle of Bulge Lost at Lunch, Newlywed Learns

‘When a Man Marries He Is Cautious About Telling the ‘Wife What He Had for Dinner

Congress Roundup:  ‘Congress Groups Are Behind Troops to Europe Movement

Hungary Demands Vogeler’s Ransom   Budapest Charges Terms Not Filled, Asks Return of Historic Crown

Ransom No Paid, Says Hungary   Charges Failure to Keep Vogeler Ransom Bargain

Hungary Say: U.S. Welshes On Vogeler   Nation Fails to Meet Terms for Freeing Him, Budapest Says

Old Soldier Unfaded   Confederate Veteran, 105, Says He's Stili Able to Kiss ee That Comes Down. the Pike’

Lone Confederate, 105, Attends Rites   “General” Bush Nods Over Eulogies To South

final Gaiheriag  ‘Two Confederate Veterans ‘Attend Their Last Reunion

Hints Doug May  Prove His Case  Long Says MacArthur Lost Chinese Gamble

Smoke-Screening Charge Is Hurled By Hickenlooper   Says Administration Trying To Cover Up On MacArthur Issue

MaeArthar  Controversy Fans Flame   Hickenlooper Says Military Question Kept From Public

Senator Raps ‘Smoke Screen’ By Democrats In Policy Row   Truman Prevented Final Blunder By MacArthur, Long Declares

Hickenlooper and Long !n Row over MacArthur   THEIR DIFFERENCES were

"Smoke Sereen’ Tactics Charged By Hickenlooper   - Says Govt. Trying “To Cloud Facts In MacArthur Issue’

Hickenlooper Wants Chiefs’  Policy Views   Senator Long Says Truman Prevented Canible On War

Dispute Rages In Congress Over General   Four Senators Threaten Fight During Debate

Solon Attacks Administration  Charge Dems Clouding Issue   Mac Offered Troops For West, Paper Says

Senator Hickenlooper Of Iowa Accuses Administration Of Clouding Issue Of Whether High Command Ever Shared General’s Military Views On Korean War —Depth Of Congressional Split Over Matter Reflected In Tussle Among Senators

Hurl Charges On War Views  ee ee ag   Soys Truman Averts Another Gamble

Accuse Administratior. Of Smoke-Screening — On Military Issues  Senator Long Charges MacArthur Lost One Gamble With Communists When Chinese Reds Entered War

Hickenlooper Says Smoke Screen Hides Position Of Joint Chiefs On MacArthur

‘Cover-up’ Charged By Hickenloope:   Long Says Truman Kept General From Losing ‘Bie Gamble’

Truman Reply To Mae Called  ‘Smoke Screen’   Conflict Between Two Probe Committeemen Is Typical of Deep Congressional Split

‘Smoke-Screening’ Issue: Hickenlooper   Administration Covering Up Whether Command Shared Mac’s Views

Sharply-Split Congressmen Angrily Toce Charges In MacArthur Uproar

 ’ SENATOR UPHOLDS MacARTHUR C har ges Truman Forces “Smoke-Screening’ Issue

Senator Rans Government Over Policies   ‘Smoke-Screening’ Issue of Staffs Sharing MacArthur Plans is Charged

Clarification Of Views Aim Of Senator   Hickenlooper Says Screen Thrown On MacArthur Backing

High Command, M Arthur Issues “Smoke-Screened’ Hickenlooper Charges   CONGRESSIONAL RIFT GOES DEEP; FOUR SENATORS GET INTO TUSSLE DURING DEBATE

Did Top Brass Share Views  Of MacArthur?   Administration Dodging Answer, Hickenlooper Charges

lowan Accuses Administration of ‘Smoke Screen’  VAs. whe “Tm WS merkcas   Wants To Know If High Command Shared Mac's Views

Views of Chiefs Of Staff Said Smoke-Screened  Long Attacks Charge Savs General Lost at  Chincoco KF ntrv

Issue ‘Smoke Screened, Says lowa Senator   Administration Covers High Command's View on Asia: Hickenlooper

Senator Says Administration Fogging Issue   Debate Over Joint Chiefs Continues Hot

Senator Accuses Administration Of Putting Up Smoke Screen in Sharing MacArthur's War Views

Only One Statewide Contest Listed—That Of State Supreme Qourt; First Primary To Be Held In July   SERVICEMEN TO CAST BALLOTS THRU MAIL

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Local Interest High as State Faces Primary

Insanity Plea Is Expected ....  Indictment Nears  In Kidnap-Killing

Handyman Faces Indictment In: Kidnap-Killing  May Plead Insanity If ’ Charged With Killing 10-Year-Old Calif. Girl

Missing Girl, 10, ls Found Stain  ” Sex Degenerate i Pn dd eee Ee

New Evidence Found in Sex Maniac Crime   Body of Brutally Slain Child Recovered; Indictment Pending Aaainst Susnect

Faces Charges in Girl's Death   Convicted Degenerate Held After Body Found

Police-Expect Insanity-Plea By Sex Maniac   Degenerate Jailed In Kidnap-Slaying Of California Girl

FIND BODY OF MISSING GIRL   Prepare Murder _Indict. ment In. Sadistic Slaying

EXPECTED TO PLEAD INSANITY Guitar Player Held In, Murder Of Patricia Hull

YOUNG GIRL IS BRUTALLY SLAIN   Convicted Sex Degenerate Faces Kidnap-Slaying Indictment

Hall Elimination Seen Likely When  Legislature Meets Early in December

Loning Law For City Is Proposed   Planning Body Meeting To Discuss Needs

Zoning Law For City Is Proposed  Planning Body   Planning Body Meeting To Discuss Needs

State Senate Advances Income Tax Measure For Vote Today; Outcome Reported In Doubt

Hoping To Line Up Demo Votes In Record Til   Modified Measure Up for Action In The State Senate

Senate to Vote On State Wage Levy Today   ‘Sharply Divided Group Indicates Very Close Vote

Income Tax Vote Today In Senate   Outcome in Doubt as Long Legislative Fight Nears Climax.

Senate Ballots On Tax   Income Levy Passage ‘In Doubt On Eve Of Showdown

Decision on Tax Program  is Senate Faces Big Day ith the Result Much in Doubt

Pa. Income Tax Vote Is Expected In Senate Today   Both Party Leaders Agree Close Ballot Is in Sight; Administration Counting ‘ 5 to 7 Dems Withdrawing Opposition

APMESTIC Ce May t7ot  ‘Trust In The Lord And Keep Your Powder Dry

NATION PRAYS FOR PEACE ON  ARMISTICE OA   Observances Show How Nation Is Meeting Threat-. of Aogcression.

Anni versary Ot Armistice [lsObserved   Truman Asks Prayers Of Nation For Winning Of World Peace

Divine Worship Combined With the Thunder of Artillery: Nation Observes Armistice Day By Uniting In Drive to Prevent Outbreak of World War I!

_ ‘Trust in The Lord and Keep Your Powder Dry’ Divine Worshin. Atomic Guns Have Same Armistice Dev Purnose

Observance Of End of World War  Recalls Previous Fight For Free World As Nation Mourns New Losses

Armistice Day Finds Odd Scene   Prayers, Artillery Heard Over World

U.S. Pleasfor . Peace Asked Bv President   Urgent Reasons Exist for Developing Atom Weapons In Spite of Huge Costs

Truman Asks Armistice Day Prayers kok ok a ee a a es  Prevention Of Third World War Cited As Majar Obiectine

Fire Department  New Alarm System Aim Of $50.000 Fire Bonds   (EDITOR’S NOTE—This is the second of four articles outlining pusposes of the bond issues and 2-mill levy which the city has proposed at next Tuesday’s election.)

Contino Gives Up To FBI   Mother Reports Accordionist Was At a Rest Home

Ditterent Attitude Noted Among GIs in Korea: They’re More Contident Now

Find Town Marshal In Awkward Place   Man Who Pledged to Erase Prostitution in Bunch Nabbed At Notorious Club

Gibson City Cited for Pollution”      “Attorney General Seeks Injunction To Prevent Practice

Airways Strike Abruptly Called After Breakdowr  Move Surprise To Company And Aleo   Move Surprise To Company And Also To U. S. Mediator

CHARGES OF POLITICAL DEAL HEARD IN OHIO LEGISLATURE   Horstman-Miller-Schorr Maneuvering Charged By Ex-Majority Leader

Claims Miller Dictated Boss   Lancione Charges Deal In Ohio House

Pact Nations to Have 5 Million Men Under Arms by ’54  Marshall Says U. S. Troop Commitment  Stands at 120,000

Seven Producers, Three Locations Highlight County's Oil Activity

Will Ask $150,000 Civil Defense Fund  Rule Out Big State Bomb Shelter Plan

Ambush Survivors Reach ‘Paradise’ Nt erdvven F iad Two. Who Escaped Massacre By Chinese Reds

Soldiers Tell Of How Reds Hit Column   Foe Ambushed Unit—Only Two Men Come Through

TELL OF 17 DAYS OF TERROR, AGONY. ‘ “ Only 2 Known Gl's Survive 7 ‘Ambush of U. S. Artillery: Unit

TELL OF 17 DAYS OF TERROR, AGONY Only 2 Known Gl's Survive Ambush of U. S. Artillery Unit

Two Lone Survivors Tell Harrowing Story Of 15 Days ‘In Hut After Escaping Death In Chinese-Set Ambush

‘Paradise Right Here’ 2 Known Hoengsong Massacre Survivors Tell Gripping Story

Two Lone Survivors Of Amb ushed Unit Tell 0£15 Hellish Days In Korean Hut

‘Paradise Right Here’ In Medical Tent, Say Survivors Of Hoengsong Massacre

Belated Details of What Happened to American Artillery Unit Are Revealed  Tragic Story of Korean War Massac

Parts of State Also Scoured by High Wind, Rain   Lake Winnebago Kicks Up, Causes Extensive Damage Near Appleton

Says U.S. Stands Firm For Treaty      Truman States Congres: Will Always Be Consulted  on Policy '   WAR DANGER NO LESS   President Declines Comment ‘on Enemy Troops in Manchuria

U. S. Firmly Backs Atlantic Treaty, President Says.   His Comment on Troop-to-Europe Resolution Has No Word of Criticieny

War 3 Danger Great As Ever, Truman Says  Troops Issue Stand   Troops Issue Stand By Senate Pledge ta Europe, He Declares

Truman Says Danger of War Still Great; Senate Approves Troops Going to Europe

Country Firm BehindTreaty, Truman Says   President Hails Passage Of Troops-To-Europe Bill By Big Senate Vote

TRUMAN ASSERTS SENATE 0K ON TROOPS FOR EUROPE IS ATLANTIC. TREATY SUPPORT 

Truman Says Troops-for-Europe Resolution Shows Nation Stands Firm in Backing Atlantic Pact, Declines Comment on Rayburn Manchurian Speech

War Danger Still Great Says Truman   Declares Troop Resolution Backs Treaty Support

Truman Praises Troop Vote   Proof Country Behind Atlantic Treaty, Says President; War Danger  Qpreaat ae Bwar Hea Gave

Legion Convention Ends With Parade   Louisville Man New Ohio Commander

Dewey Is Acting Like Candidate For Presidency  Republican Powers Are Enthusiastic About Ambition

Dewey Is Acting Like Candidate For Presidency  Republican Power: Are Enthusiastic

Police Nab Trio After Kidnaping  Independent Theatre Official Sluaqed

GM PRESIDENT IS HIGHEST PAID U. S. EXECUTIVE      Chas. E. Wilson Draws $626,300; Seven. GM Men in Top 12.

Charles E. Wilson Tops in Salary  GM Heed Draw $626,000 Before Tax Bite Came in

‘General Motors Executives Lead F ield As Highest Salaried Officials in URS.

GM’s Wilson Leads 1950 Pay Parade   Corporation President Paid $626,300; GM Executives In Seven of Top 12 Spots

Wilson Tops List with $626,300 for 1950  Seven Executives of General Motors  Earn in Excess of $440,000 a Year

G.E’s WILSON GETS TOP PAY   His $626,300 Salary Puts Him In Lead of SEC “Wage Parade.”

Streets, Roads, Slippery After Freezing Rain:   ‘For District During Coming Weekend

Streets, Roads, Slippery After Freezing Rains   Milder Weather Is Seer For District During Coming Weekend

Eisenhower Has Promise Of Third Of Divisions Planned for Defense

Acheson Calls For Red Revolt Against Moscow   Warns Soviet Bloc Not To Attack Tito

Revolt Against Kremlin Urged   Acheson Calis On Com: munist Parties To Break Off From Moscow

Acheson Urges Reds to Revolt   I (International Renunciation OF Mascow Asked

ACHESON URGES RED COUNTRIES START REVOLTS   War Against Yugoslavia Would Strain Peace, Secretary Warns

Tax Increase Bill Reluctantly Given President's OK   Corporation, Income, Excise Levies Go Into Effect Nov. 1

Truman Reluctantly Signs New Tax Hike Is Effective Nov. ]  Income Taxes to Be Raised ]2 Per Cent,  Excise Taxes Differ

EYES ’52 BOOST BID .  - Truman Sisns Tax Bi  For $5.6 Billion Hike

Women Win 10  Firsts at Fair  << pee ie. nme . Wigner. See ote Weel   Two in County Enter Today’‘s Pie Event

Women Win 10  Firsts at Fair   Two in County Enter Today‘s Pie Event

Foundation Watches Trend National Polio Case Rate  Runs Ahead of Pace in ‘50

Defense  Setup Is _ Revamped .   Harrison Heads New Agency To Speed Production

New Defense Plan Devised   President Acts To Speed Production Of Military Needs

Vanguard Makes Deepest Push in Drive for Seoul   UN Spearheads May Be Within 8 Miles Of Korean Capital

U.N, FORCES BLAST AHEAD AGAINST REDS  Tanks and Infantry Push North Against Resistance by Diehard Chinese.

SENATE GIVEN $25 MILLION RELIEF BILL EEE  Truman To Inspect Flooded States: Kansas Relaxing; Missouri Is Braced

Pearl Harbor Secrets Held By Russ Spies   Willoughby Charges American Writer Was Member

Troops, Material  : .  Lost To Commies Reds Seek To Crush Allied Units With Sheer Masses Of Manpower

Reds Attempting To Smash Central Front of Allies   Powerful Thrust of Enemy Imperils Retreat Route Of Western Sector Units

ALLIES; :. LOSE: MEN GROUND:.   Key Road Hub is’: ~~: “Back:in Haids'of *, Commies; 18-Mile Dent Is Driven Into Central.Korean Allied Lines; Fighting Js Savage and Swirls Tho whoa’ Mawilar

100,000 Reds Push Ahead For 18 Miles   Americans May Be Planning Surprise of Own

Central Korea Road Hub Lost By U. N. Forces   Major Gains Arounc Seoul Still Held

Key Road Hub Is Back in Hands of _ Commies; 18-Mile Dent Is Driven Into Central Korean Allied Lines; Fighting Is Savage and Swirls Throuchout Monday

South Dakota Snowbound; May Ask Federal Aid  State Throttled By   State Throttled By Blizzards For Past Two Weeks; Many  Ranches Icolated

Snowbound South Dakota May Need Help   Blizzards Buffet State With 26-Inch Snow— Two Communities Are  Isolated Two Week-

Snow Brings Hardship fo South Dakota   Governor May Appeal For Federal Aid to Ease Critical Problem Posed by Blizzard

Farm Homes Isolated By Deep Drifts   Roads. Are Blocked As Blanket Reaches 26 hiches On Level

Blizzard Areas May Need Help   Dakota Cities Are Snow-Bound  Drifts of 15 Feet Isolate Ranchers

MAY ASK FEDERAL HELP - South Dakota Snowbound for 16 Days Airplanes Used to Bring in Food

Snowbound South Dakota Considers Asking for Federal Disaster Aid

S. DAKOTA HAS DAILY BLIZZARD SINCE DEC. 5TH   ‘Snowdrifts as High as 15 Feet;  May Seek U. S. Aid.

South Dakota May Seek Aid For Snowbound Area   Governor May Seek. Federal Help As Blizzards Continue To Blast State: Situation Is Critical

Towns Isolated In Squth Dakota  Governor Seeking Snow Tieup Help

Britain Calls-Up 235,000 Reserves   Goal of Armed Forces ls Set at 800,000 Men

Britain To Call 245,000 Of Her Reserves  Attlee Bares Move In Outlining Nation’s Rearmament Plans

British Call 235,000 For  Arms Training   Atilee Reveals Cost te Be 13 Billion Over Three - Year. Period

Britain to Call 235,000 Army Reserves Soon   15 Days Training Planned; RAF Recalls Another 10,000

England to Call 235,000 Reserves For 1951 Training   R.A.F. Also to Recal 10,009; Attlee Gives Strength as 800,000 by April 1

Regular Duty, Train ing Set  For 251.600   Attlee Reports 30 P.C. Increase  In Funds Required

Attlee Announces Britain Will Call Up Reserves. Hike Defense Snendine

Britain To Call Reserves  Says Attlee   To Expand Arined Forces To 800,000

Britain To Call 235,000 Of Army Men   Reserves Will Be  Summoned For 15 Days Of Training, Attlee Announces

Britain To Train  Reserves   Expanded Defense Program of Three Years at Cost of  $13.160,000,000

British Will Beef Up Their Armed Might   Plan 800,000 Man Force By April; to Boost Defense Budget Sharply

INVESTIGATORS SEEK CAUSE OF ORIENT DISASTER   36 MEN GO DOWN TO SPEND FULL DAY IN W. FRANKFORT MINE

Probes Started  At Disaster Scene  Lewis, Officials Join in Survey

Probe Into Mine Disaster Starts   36 Investigators Try To Determine Explosion Causes

Speculation Grows Mines Will Close   Union Chie? Refuse: To Confirm or Deny Stoppage Reports

SEEK REASON FOR DISASTER   John L. Lewis in Group Looking at Mine Blast Site

‘MEMORIAL’ MINE STOPPAGE RUMORED Lewis Among 36 Probing Disaster Debris Today .

UNION CHIEF LEWIS GOES INTO MINE   Thirty - Six Investigators Enter Pit Where 119 Were Killed; Rumors of Memorial Work Stop page. :

Mine Explosion Is Investigated By Union, Others  Lewis Won't Comment On Report of Strike

John L. Lewis Among Officials Probing Blast   Speculation Grows That Memorial Work Stoppage Will Occur

Investigation Begins To Determine Cause Of Illinois Mine Disaster

Mine Tragedy Probe. Opened Under Surface  Lewis’ ‘Keeps Silent : Om Renart Memarial

Miners May Stage Stoppage in Memory Of 119 Men Who Died in Illinois Blas!

Probe Begins in Tragic Illinois Mine Disaster   Miners May Stage Work Stoppage as Memorial to the 119 Who Died.

Strange Doings in Sky Lately   Queer Light Streak Over Scranton; Num. erous Meteorites.

REDS HOLD FIRM BEHIND LINES DEFENSE KOREA      12 Russian Jets Hit Back at U. S.  Superforts

Capitol Frowns On MacArthur's Threat to China   Administration Takes Hands-Off Attitude Toward ‘Ultimatum’

Hands-Off Attitude on Mac s Offer   Administration Seeks Tc Keep Aloof on Plea To Chinese Reds.

Warning Jab At Red China Not ‘Cleared’   MArthur Remarks On Bombing Bases Shakes Washington

NEAREST POST OFFICE TO U.S. POPULATION CENTER   NEW U.S. POPULATION CENTER NEAR OLNEY

Senate Votes _ Revised Code  ~ For Vehicles   $50-A-Month Teacher Pay Boost Is Advanced By Senators

House Passes Medical School Site Bill As Senate Approves Increase In Teacher Salaries

UN Troops Halt Counter-Attacks  Enemy Air Strike Routed By Yankees

Red Airplanes Venture Far Below Haunts   Three ‘Yak’ Fighters Downed And Fourth Probably Destroyed

Cool Weather Is Forecast © For Weekend  Expect Temperature   Expect Temperature To Drop Gradually; fC lnrcrinnatt Head §9

Cool Weather Is Forecast — For Weekend   Expect Temperature To Drop Gradually: Cincinnati Had 89

U.N. on Ridges CommandinigRed Buildup Sectors :   Allies Now Farther North Thon at Any Time During the Year

UN Infantrymen Capture Ridges Surrounding Red Buildup in East Korea

ALLIES SEIZE VITAL RIDGES   American Jets Score ‘3rd _ Straight Victory In Air Battles

UN Troops Take Ridges Commanding Red Build-Up Area   American Jets Score Victories Over MIGS Near Manchurian Border.

Living Costs Is Reported At New. Peak   Consumer Prices Climb to All-Time High: ‘Dollar Value. Put at 59.5 Cents

Guerrillas Hit Red Chinese Hard On Home Front; Small Forces Active, But Not Well Organized

Allied Raiders Enter Uijongbu, Then Paul Back  rrtt.. i le OE ee

Allies Probe 1] Miles Into Enemy Areas   Best cx oe Ladi ambar LVIUCIM.G HUILUIos Reds Digging In To Recoup Losses

American Tank ‘Raiders Strike North of Seoul   ‘Several Small Offensive Outpost Forces Scattered or Destroyed; Two Abandonec¢ Allied Tanks Salvaqed.

Allied Tanks And Infantry Slash At Reds    Yank Team Enters Town 11 Miles North Of Seoul In Biq Raid

Allied Spearheads Roar Into Enemy  Tanks Advance 11 Miles;   Tanks Advance 11 Miles; 1,740 Reds Killed

Allied Armor Slashes Reds Above Seoul  Killed, Wounded 1,740 Communists

AMERICAN TANK RAIDERS DRIVE INTO RED LINES   Small Offensive Outpost Forces Around Seoul Are Scattered   ENEMY REGROUPING FOR. ANOTHER DRIVE

ALLIED PATROLS SLASH AT ENEMY NORTH SEOUL   Small Communist Outpost Forces Around Battered Capital Are Destroyed  or Scattered,   200 REDS KILLED IN ONE SKIRMISH   Artillerymen and Airmen Pound Foe's Positions— Three Allied Planes Are  Shot Down,

American Tank Raiders Rip Into Red Lines Above Seou!   Contact With Enemy Scattered But Renewed Drive May Be Launched at Anv Moment

UN TANK: RAIDERS PLUNGE 11 MILES NORTH OF SEOUL    Uijonghu Entered, Enemy Scattered by Patral Action   REDS DIGGING IN   Expected to Regroup ‘Near Areas Prohed by Alties

UN Hits Back At  Enemy   Strikes Out With Aggressive  Patrols Alone Ling

Enemy Offers Token Fights Along Front   Allied Armor Moves 11 Miles North Of City But Meets Only Sporadic Resistance; Reds Take Their Turn Digging In

U.S. TanksMake Plunging Raid Past Red Lines   Aggressive Patrols Destroy Outpost Forces of Enemy

Red Lines Hit By American Tank Raiders   Smail Communist Out posts Destroyed Around Capital City

Warmer Weather Due To Continue Today      Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRECS

WILL REDS SEE THE LIGHT?  U. S. Match Workers Send Gen. Nam Il Bright Gift

Ways To Fin Project Sought  ES  Ci ity Funds For RAFB Housing Held Illegal

To Ask Growers Thin Apple Trees   Keeler Man Would Cut Down 10 Percent to Control Surplus

TO ASK APPLE TREES BE CUT   Grower Proposes Method To Limit Fruit Surplus

Baitimore Goes Solidly Democrat   Mayor D‘Alesandrox Beats Carter. 2 to 1

Taft Shuns Kuropean  Land Army   Ohioan Wants Big Naval, Air Forces

KOREAN ORDER. BY PRESIDENT IS CRITICIZED   Demands New UN: If Russia Balks  BO Bhellecn, Phim

FOR TALK IN PARIS   Little Hope of Results as Diplomats Near French Capital

West Is Wary . On Eve of Talks With Russians   Little Optimism That Parley Will Lay. Firm Structure for Peace

Phone Co. Asks Business Rate Increase  Toll Hike Sought; Refund Estimated At $2,000,000

Republicans  See MacArthur Pr aise in 1952   Sen. Cain of Washington Says General’s Support Wouldn’t Surprise Him

Mac May Support Some Candidates   GOP Senators Backing His Korean. Views. May Hear Praises From Ger

Dewey Orders Wide Investigation 'Of Crime on New York Waterfront

AGREEMENT HALTS TELEGRAPH STRIKE   WU Stops Student Employe Training to End Walkout

WU Crews Cease Wildcat Walkouts   Officials Agree To Keep Students Off Jobs

W. Union Workers Return   Company Agrees To Keep Students Off The Job

W..U. Work Stoppages Seem Over   Workers Returning In Several Cities Hit By Walkouts-

HT Says Lobbies Hit  Controls   American People Will Beat All Special Interests

Frick New Baseball Commissioner: Giles Shows Great Sportsmanship

Present State Fund Bil  Over Income   Missouri Would Be $4 Million in Red If Measure Passes

Bus Passenger Attacks Driver   Man Restrained Alter Endangering the Lives of Twenty Others.

Gala Night Grandstand Programs Bic Feature of Programs for Expositior

New Buffer Zone Proposal — Made By Red Negotiators; Allies Recapture 3 Hills

Allies Brace For Mightiest Commie Blow   Reds Put Men Across Two River Barriers In Probing Attacks

Chinese Reds Hop River Barriers as Prelude to iNew Bie Blow ur Korea

Patrol Action Flares   Chunchon is Battered No-Man’s-Town As Troops Spar

Reds Hurdle ~ River Lines;  Allies Brace   i ‘Moves Seen Preliminary To Expected Major Chinece Drive

FACE A BUSY WEEK   House of Representatives Has Several Bills Ready  for Passage

Would Assess and Tax Interstate Carriers   BIH Affecting Trucks Approved for Passage By the Konsas House

Taft, McMahon  Debate Asiatic  Foreign Policy Senators Exchange  Heated Words on Civil War in China

Makes Heated Charges On Senate Floor   Says Officials Want Reds To Win Civil War

DUFF PLEADS FOR “HONEST” POLICY   Only Hope for Survival, Graduates Told

General Thinks U.S. Can Handle Attack in East   ‘Army Chief Repeats “Mac Disregarded Policies, ‘Acle Lareer Force

General Ends His Testimony   He Again Says Mac ‘Violated’ U.S. ‘Policies’

,China’s Losses Worry Russia,  Collins Claims ‘Army Chief Tells Solons   Army Chiet Tetls Sotons M’ Arthur Violated Policy.

Heavy Chinese Toll Worrying The Kremlin?   General Collins Winds Up Witness Stint—Still Says Polhiey Violated

Reds Losses Worry Soviet, Says Collins   Chief Sticks to Charge of Policy Violation

Chinese Losses Worry Russia, Collins Says   Peace Settlement Always Possible, Army Staff Chief Believes

Collins Thinks Korea Blow to Soviet Morale   Says M’Arthur Departed  From Policy in War Direction

Says Big Losses Of Chinese Now Worry Russians   Finishes ‘festimony At Senate Hearing; Vandenberg Is N ext

Korea Losses Alarm Reds, Collins Says   Tells Senate Groups Peace Possible On Basis of Paraltel

Thinks Kremlin ‘Concerned’ by Losses in Korea   Refuses to Retract Assertion That Mac ‘Violated a Policy’

COLLINS BELIEVES RUSSIA WORRIED   Tells Probers He Thinks Rec Losses'in Korea Causing Concern

Collins Sees Soviet Uneasy   Army Chief Feels Russia Worried Over Casualties

MacArthur Violated "A Policy” but Not Order, Collins Says, in Sending Troops to Yalu River

Collins Thinks Korea Causing Soviet fo Fret   Red Chinese Losses Beginning to Worry Moscow, He Says

Settlement At Parallel Still Possible   Collins Enshete MacArthur ‘Violated A Policy’ In War Conduct

Collins Believes Losses by China Worrying Russia  Army Chief Denies He Said MacArthur Violated ‘Order’

Russia Is ‘Concerned With Losses  Peace Below The Parallel Always

Thinks Casualty Rate Prompting Soviet “Worry”   Army Chief Sticks To Belief MacArthur ‘Violated Policy’

Chinese Losses Fret Russia, Collins Says  Peace Possible Based On 38th Parallel Army Chief Declares

Believe Russia Worried Over Red Casualties   Gen. Collins Issues Statement Before Senate Committee

Russia Does Nof Care for War's Trend:   Army Chief of Staff. Says That Casualties Chinese Suffer. Are  Worrying Soviet

‘Army Chief Says Russians May y Concerned Over Heavier ‘Losses in Korea Fighting

Chinese Losses In Korean War Disturb Soviet  Peace Settlemen  Pec, econ bboy   Peace Settlement! Always Possible, Says Gen. Collins

GENERAL COLLINS THINKS  Russia ‘Getting Concerned About Big Chinese Losses

USSR Concernes Over Toll In Korea—Collins  Army Chief Winds Up Testimony To Senators; Leaves

Russians Concerned At Losses   Collins Testimony On WArthur Ouster Finds Saturday

DaTURBED BY HEAVY LOgot3, COLLINS FEELE   Also Says Peace Settlement Possible on Basis of 38th Parallel.

Collins Believes Russia Worried  Think Heavy Losses Ceuses Red Cancern

60:70. MILLION MAY. SEE CLASSIC “Televised Seriesto Set “Record for Spectators

Veteran Duster Pilot Injured  ‘Pop’ Bloss Walks Away from Crackup

STATE POLICE MAKE PINBALL MACHINE RAID      Pick Up 100 Pinball Machines at 77 Places in Mc- « Lean County.

Federal Action in Price War Hinted   Macy’s Peace Offer Is Rejected by Rivals

Price Battle Front Widened   House Report Prepared; Congress May Act on Interim Extension

40 OF 1,400 “SIT-DOWN” STRIKE CONVICTS IN OREGON RESUME WORK AND PRISON MEALS

Bettors See  Attlee Ouster   Prospect of Labor Defeat Starts Ruvine Spree

Tories Favored 4-To-6 To Win British Voting   General Election Set Octsbey 2

ENGLISH STOCK MARKET ZOOMS AS VOTE NEARS   Attlee’s ‘Prospective Defeat Stimulates Legal Betting

Jonesboro Commission Has Made That City’s Municipal Plant Outstanding in State

Jonesboro Municipal Plant Commission Named Jointly by Property Owners, Council

Hurricane, Tornado Among Bad Weather Battering Various Sections of Country

Barbed Wire Blocks Mobs In Race Fight   Guardsmen Called to Help Quell Hlinois Riots; 7) Are Arrested

Bayonets Keep Uneasy Peace After Riots  Barbed Wire Helps To Calm Angered Mob

Wire Stretched To Block Mobs   Hlinois Guardsmer Erect Barricades.

» Conviets Kail In Trv  At Freedom   Colorado Penitentiary Guards Kill Bid With Tear Gas

Convicts Foiled In Colorado Prison Riot  2 Guards Wounded; Criminals Subdued

GUARDS SHOT IN WESTERN PRISON RIOT   Prisoners Subdued By Tear Gas in  Short Fight

5 Armed Convicts Siage Brief Rist, Hound Two Guarts   Tear Gas Barrage Sub. dues Them At Coloyado Prison

“But Outbreok Is Short Lived  5 Armed Convicts _. §$tage Prison Riot

Seven Chinese Armies Head for Wonju to Cutoff — Eighth  Army  SEOUL STILL BURNING  Enemy Follows Same Course of North Koreans  in First Drive   A RECORD TAX TAKE   Kansas Collections Last Year $10 Millior Above 1949

State Tax Take Breaks Record  By Ten Million   Liquor Enforcement Taxes Show Jayhawkers Spent 42 Million on Liquor

A RECORD TAX TAKE   Kansas Collections Last Year $10 Riilion Above 1949 

Industry Is Far Behind Military Schedule Goals   Machine Tool, Engine Shortages Are Blamed

Shortage Of Tools Slows Air Program   Rate Of Output Will Rise, But At  Reduced Pace

Mexico Gives Dime-Store Heiress Freedom From Her Fourth Mate: Action Long Held Up By Troubetskoy

Main Problem of Chinese’ in Continying Fight in Korea Is Morale of Their Men *

Not. Much. Doubt Now That Chinese Reds  WHI Fight Indefinitely in Korean War

Washington Feels Delay Helps Enemy  Sparkman Opposes   Sparkman Opposes Any Pact That Make Parallel A Boundaty

Parallel 38 Is Opposed As Boundary  Along Korea   Senator Says U, S, Should Not Accept Dividing Situation

Sparkman Says Drop Parallel 38   Senator Cautions Against Keeping Korea Divided

38th Parallel Must Not Be Dividing Point   Senator Sparkman Gives His Ideas On Peace Proposals

Senator Warns of ‘38th Peace   Sparkman Hits Agreement That Would Split Kora

Peace Must Not Include 38th Parallel Boundry,  Senator Sparkman Says

Parallel Not Peace Line. Senator Says  State Department Aid   State Department Aide  Says Negotiations  Are Cautious

Capital Wary On Armistice N egotiations  Sparkman Against 38th Boundary—

Sparkman Opposes 38 As Boundary   Rusk Warns That Caution Is Still In Order; Delay Feared

Sparkman Urges No Boundary At 38th Parallel  Caution Is Stiil Taken In Korea,   Caution Is Stiil Taken In Korea, Dean Rusk Says

Sparkman Against Any Peace Making 38th Parallel International Boundary

PROTEST VOICED AGAINST EFFORT TO DIVIDE KOREA   Senator Sparkman Says U. S. Should Not Accept Agree ment To Make 38th  Parallel Boundary.

Sparkman Says Parallel Must Nof Be Boundar\   U. S. Is Cautioned _Against Any Hasty Peace Negotiations

Alabama Senator Says U. S. Must Not Accept Any Peace Treaty Making 38th Parallel Boundary

Rejection  Of Parallel Is Urged      Senator Says U. S. Must Not Accept Line As Boundary

—CONGRES 5 — Opposed To Establishing ‘Two Koreas’  Wants People Of Country To Vote

We've Come Long Way In Year--Pace :   Army Secretary Speaka A Tule Jaycee Convention On Expanding Power

Copter Pilot ‘Flying Santa Claus’ For Men on Lonely Korean Island

‘lations committees on the dismissal of Gen, Douglas MacArthur.  Pe ee ee ee a ae a

Committee OKs $1,045,000,000 Excise Tax Hikes   Raises Will Affect ‘Luxury’ Goods; More ‘Levies Await Action

Tax Boost Looms On Automobiles, Liquor, Tobacec   Committee Is Seeking $1,045,000,000 In Revenve

Senators Back $1,045,000,000 Excise Tax Hike   Committee Accepts Most House Boosts

Excise Levy  Boosts Loom   Senate Committee Agree: Quy Sales Tax Hikes

Senators Boos! Sales Tax on Many Items   Electric Appliance Will Be Taxed in Senate Version

SENATE GROUP BOOSTS SALES TAX IN U.S   Finance Leaders O. K Most House-Passed Increases

Kansas’ Flood Easing With Falling Rivers   Tornadic Winds Lash Southeastern Part of the State

Believes World Is All Wrong-You Usually Get What You Want About 25 Years Too Late

Boyle Sees First World  Series Game Secretly Pulls For Yanks, But ‘Babe’ Missing

PSC, State Conservation  Posts Filled   More Jobs To Be Affected

Williams Trades on Appointments   McLouth Renamed, Senate Confirms Four Democrats

Receives $100,000 Davidson College   - Charlotte Man -@ontributes Fund

Truman Gets Breather in  Douglas Feud   Senators Delay Judgeship Hearing; Compromise Looms

Truman Makes Gesture  For Peace With Douglas   Gets Week’s Postponement Of Hearings On Judges: Illinois Senator Rejects All Compromises

Judgeship Delay Askec  By Truman   Seeks To Avoid Feur With Sen. Douglas

Truman Moves For Peace in Illinois Battle Seeks to Delay  Appointments For Judgeship

 White House Compromise?  Truman Waves An Olive ‘Branch At Sen. Douglas

Truman Asks For Delay In Indicial Tiff   President Postpones Hearing on His Ilinois Appointments in Effort to Make Peace With Seanatar Danelsas

Red Reverses May Toughen UN Terms —   Sec. Lie Ponders New Order for Cease-Fire

President Truman Tries to Force Reiected Name: as R. F. C. Chiefs

RFC LEADERS AGAIN NAMED BY PRESIDEN?   Fireworks Expected On Nominations In Congress

Will Block Formosa Invasion   U. S. Fleet Will Go Into Action If Red China Launches An Attack

Fleet Ready For Detense Of Formosa   Admiral Jarrett Savs He Expects No Early Attack

Fleet Will  Act if Reds Hit Formos   Admirals Agree Explosive Situation May Involve U.S.

ON THE INSIDE   tf ee NB PSE ete Oe     ” Texas Politicians Reluctant To Announce Plans for 52

ANYONE ELSE PLEASE? Smith Breaks Political Ice: Files for Congress

WHAT CUTBACKS?  -ULS. Consumers’ Austeri ity Stavs Future Problem

Dinner Cost Up Ten Per Cent....  Plenty Of Turkey, Trimmins' Available

Contino Spends Night In Jail  Draft-Ducker Thinks He Can Soldier Now

TRUMAN URGES INDIA GIVEN WHEAT SUPPLY   Proposes To Congress Million Tons For : Nehru Government

Indian Grain Fund Asked By Truman   Differences Should No: Blind Us to Needs, President Says.

Acheson Sees  New Red Blow  Letdown in Defense Would Cause Action

U. S. Protests to  Russia On Shooting  Of American Buses Wife of Air Force  Commander One of 73 Passengers

Trial Bond Is Puzzle to Experts  Mrs, Laura Rogers Posted. $200,000

QIN NAVY PLANE KILLED IN CRASH   {-ENGINED FLYING BOAT PLUNGES INTO) PUGUT SOUND—2 BODIES FOUND.

NINE KILLED IN CRASH OF NAVY BOMBER   Patrol Plane Crashes In  Pudeet Sound

Nine Navy Men Killed In Crash Of Patrol Plane   Plunges Into Ocean Off Seattle, Wash.

Kefauver Again Tries To Get Senate To Back Group Against Gamblers

Anti-Communist Riots Reported In North Korea   Leaders Taken, Still Hostile

Ready Food Price Plan   Legislation Designed To Hold Prices Down To Congress Soon

Hint U.S. Plan fo Hold Down Food Prices   Congress to Get Legislation on Costs, Industrial Waaes

ESA Head Hints Food Curb Near  “nm Canad Dien   Wage, Food Price Legislation Drafted

Committee to Accept 18% As Draft Age   Universal Mahtary draining Also Being Considered Separate From Draft

House Group Agreed on Draft Takes Up UMT   Report Members Accept Draft of 18 1-2 Year Olds

Variety Of Weather Reported In U. S. Drop In Temperatures Predicted Here

‘Sleet, Snow Pelt Wide Are: ‘OfU.S. Again   Temperatures Topple And Traffic Slows In Many Sections

Report Variety Of Weather Across Nation   Mercury Drops To 22 Below in  Northern Michiqan

Weather Mixed Across Nation; Some Pleasant   Miserable Side Has Freezing Rain, Sleet And Snow.

Nation Has Variety Of Weather  Arctic Air Piles  Up in Midwest;  Mild in tha Fact

Midwest Still Under Cold Wave   East Is Enjoying Short, Mild Spell

Fue is Major Problem Man’s Best Friend is His Stove On Korea’s ‘Icebox’ War Front

Dr. Steele Hopes Big CSTC Building Program Will Be Ready For Centenary

Neither Group Retreats From Earlier. Views   Dispatch Reports: No: Progress; New Session: Scheduled

U.N., Reds Hold Firm  On Butfer Zone Issue  No Perceptible Change in Expressed Views Of Two Delegations, Communique Declares

Mercury Will Take Another Drop Toniht  Low Tempreatures Are Forecast For

Mercury Will Take Another Drop Toniht   Low Tempreatures Are Forecast For Christmas Weekend

Government Approves Decree Ending Joint Anglo-Kgyptian Control of Sudan Area

Canal Zone And Sudan Treaties Are Abroaated   Action Primes Powder Keg In Middle East

Parliament Approves Enc Of All Anglo-Egyptian Treaties on Suez, Sudan

President Briefed On Korean War   Visit With Daughter Cuts Vacation Short

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROR   Doctors Say Man Revived From Death May Have Brain Injury

UN Officer Thinks Talks  Will Resume   Tension Mounts On Battle Front As Allies Wait

REDS SILENT ON OFFER BY RIDGEWAY   Fierce Fighting Continues Along “Bloody Ridde”

Tension Grows On Battle Front In Korean Areas   New Charges Are Being Broadcast By Communists

Hope Truce Not Over But Can't Explain Delays  UN Forces Ordered To Be Prepared To Return To Battle

Reds Fail To Answer  UN Note   Battle Front Tension Mounts By HOWARD HANDLEMAN

 UN FORCES PREPARED  Red Leaders Stay Silent On Offer To Resume Talks

Intelliaence Chief To Mac Retiring  Order of Recall  Follaws Reauect

Soaking Rains Boost Chances Of Bumper Crop   South Texas in Best Shape of Any Section

“Fair Trade” Laws Jolted By High Court   Dealers Not Signed Up May Cut Prices

COURT RESTRICTS LAWS BY 6-3 VOTE   ‘Opposing Attorneys Clash on Affect of Decision on Prices

High Court Knocks Props. From All Fair Trade Laws  Rules Merchants Who Do Not Sign A’sreements May Cut Prices At Will .

HIGH COURT KILLS FAIR TRADE LAWS   Merchants in 45 States Free to Charge Cut Rate Prices

High Court Ruling May Kill Fair Trade Laws in 15 States  Price-Cutting Practices OK'd

Cut-Rate Prices OK’d By Court   Supreme Court Ruling Affects ‘Fair Trade’ Laws

High Court Kills Fair Trade Acts As Not Binding  Rules Merchants _Can Fix Prices If Pact Is Unsigned   Law in 45 States

 Blow To ‘Fair Trade’ . Price-Cutting Practice  Approved By High Court

Red Cross Members Pick New County, Chairman, He’s Pete Vander Meer   May Soon Seek Blooc Donors in This Area To Provide Plasma

SENATE CUTS PARCEL POST SIZE, WEIGHT   Decision Pending On Higher Mail Rate  Ann Bae lnrrcacse

—~—LIQUOR— Bryant Is Ohio’s New Liquor Chief   Columbus Man To  Succeed Fleckner

Woman Lets Locomotive Hit Car Rather Than Risk Running Over Child

Family of Five Feared Slain By Hitch-Hiker  Oklahoma Officers Aided by Brother of  Hlineice Farmer

Fear Five lilinoisans Slain in Auto; — Hunt Bodies and Hitchhiker Suspect

OKLAHOMA POSSE HUNTS BODIES  Single Lead In Possible Slaying Of Illinois Family Is Uncovered

Chinese Say Cease-Fire Not To Bring Peace   Nationalists State Reds Stalling For New Conquest

Auriol Vows Aic To Bloek Reds   Teils Truman France Speeding Defense, Calls Crities Uninet

France Spending  Third on Defense   Auriol Says Nation Is “Or Feet Again”

Death Toll In Railroad Wreck Is Placed At 84  ng eee Train As Cau

DEATH TRAIN RACING   investigators Made This Charge — Claims May Reach $75,000,000

Opposition To Income Tax Grows   Three Republican Sen ators Join 20 Democrats Against It.

AFTER THREE YEARS Denton Mystery Of Missing Girl Remains Unsolved Today

Mercury Dips As Cold Snap Races East   Highways Called Dangerous In Mast of Midwest

CITY HAS 62 ON —K. U. GRAD LIST   Will Complete University Work at Mid Term; Total of 478   °50 WAS RECORD YEAR

Will Complete University . Work at Mid Term;  Total of 478   *50: WAS RECORD YEAR

120 Foot Barge Pushed By Tug Collides With Steamer Penob. scot Just Outside Breakwall, Fuel Explodes   30 SEAMEN ESCAPE SAFELY FKOM WRECK

15 Are Hurt In Freighter,. Barge Wreck   Collision Sets Off Gasoline Explosion

Barge Loaded _ With Gasoline Hits Freishter   15 Seamen Injured In Buffalo Ship _ Explosion and Fire

‘“Qne-Armed Bandits” In Court As Evidence In W. Rockhill Gambling Case

SLOT MACHINE CASE IN COURT FOR JURY TRIAL   Devices Placed in Evidence From West Rockhill Township   State Police Tell Jury About aid on Establishment

Senator McCarthy Sees S.R. Span _ Start In Qne Year  @.J.. @...4. F*. QO... pry.   Solon Speaks To Serra Club Luncheon Group Gn Bridae

Senator McCarthy Sees S.R. Span  Start In One Year.  Solon Speaks To Serra Club femnchonn Graun On Rreidac

STUDY OR SOLDIER —  17 5,000. College Students  Take Deferment Exams

Collegians Take. Deferment Exams  ae a * * * *  Thoisands “Or Youns: Men Have™ Tests To Soldier Or Study

Draft Test Easy, Students Agree  175,000 Take Exam Throughout Nation

175,000 College Students Take KeepStudying - Or- Start -Soldierina Tests

‘Soldier Test’ A Cinch, Say Many Students   175,000 Took Exam in Biggest Mass Quiz Ever Held in the Nation

Students Find Draft Test Not Difficult  But Some Complain   But Some Complair Of Time Limit; Next Quiz in June

FERMENT TESTS AKEN BY 170,00 JLLEGE STUDENTS   res Can Determine Wheth.  r Those Given Exams  Remain in School or Are Drafted.   }EST MASS QUIZ EVER HELD IN U.S          re Hours Given to Answe 50 Questions-——"M Was a Cinch,” Says One, Others Echo View,

Students Find Draft Test Not Difficult   But Some Complain Of Time Limit;: Next Quiz in June

Wilson Urges Strong Controls  Says Midwest Floods New Proof of Need

Officials of Story to Get Salary Hikes on Basis of New Population Figures; Ames Leads in % of Gain

JURIES DRAWN FOR CALL. T0 COURT DUTIES   County Registered Voters Selected for Grand Jury and Petit Service.

Inquiry Finishes Explosion Probe   Mine Blast Investigators  Won't Tell Findings

Mine Blast Probe Is Ended Thursday   Report Of Investigators ) Due In 10 Days

: Marks Second Birthday ‘Red China Lashes Out With Blast at West

China Reds Hit At Foes In UN   Reds Boasting Of. Reforms: At Home:

Reds Claim Patience Was Tried Too Far  Radio Recounts U.S.  CM seek SW ieee Bees SEK

Reds Thirsting For Peace But Ready For War   Peiping Radio Extra Caustic On Second Anniversary.

SEMO Men Confirmed By State Senate   Appointment Of Rodgers, Rowland Gets Senate Approval

Horse Tries To Steal Show Peeping Toms Unscathed As Godiva Rides Aqain

Kefauver To. Decide Soon About Race   Tennessee Solon Considers Big ‘52 Campaian

Titusville Area Man Is ‘Critical’   Oil Lease Worker Suffers Broken Neck; Cousin Fatally Hurt

Titusville Area: Man Is ‘Critical  Cul Veeck Weobe:   Oil Lease Worker Suffers Broken Neck; Cousin Fatelly Hart

Truman Hits Bill Banning Marshall Aid   Law Stops Help For Na. tions Shipping War Goods To Reds

Truman Hits Curb On Foreign Aid  Fears It Will Harm World Cooperation

Says Foreign Aid Ban Is “Hasty Rider”   ” Truman Signs Bill But Urges More Workable Law

Truman Critical In Signing of Red Trade Ban   President Terms Law ‘Hasty Rider,’ Hits ‘Blind Cut’

EGONOMIG AID S BY BILL   Truman Signs Bill Forbidding U. S Shipments To Nations Helping Chinese

10 Dead, 50,000 Homeless as Giant Flood Rips Through Eastern Kansas

Topeka Flood Waters Pour Through City   Main Section Faces Threat; Damage Toll High

U.N. Forces In 6-Mile Retreat In One Sector   Believe Long-Awaited Push By 400,000 Reds Has Been Launched

UN Rolling With Puneh Along Front   400,000 Commies Launch Spring Drive

Furious Fight Rages Along 110-Mile Line   Allied Withdrawal Described as Rolling With Communist Punch

Gamblers Watch Tax Law  Niaheelie Tee ccele ale Dovehkelnd C2oe08

2 Scioto Men Are Casualties  Sgt. James Thompson Gives Life In Korea

Say Local Tax Is ‘Average’   Figures Are Given For Area’s Third Class Cities

Say Local Tax ls ‘Average’  Figures Are Given   Figures Are Given For Area’s Third Class Cities

WEATHER   oop ie ae ae Attempted Suicide Of Berle’s Former Wife Has Revived Broadway Gossip Of Romance

Attempted Suicide Of Berle’s Former Wife Has Revived.Broadway Gossip Of Romance

Show Girl Tries Suicide by Cutting Wrists In Billy Rose’s Bathroom

Reds Give Way to UN Pressure in Negotiations   Abandon Insistence or Immediate Cease-Fire in Korean Battle Zone

NEW DEMAND. INCONSISTENT WITH OLD ONE   Atrocity Charges Are Unmentioned  At Lenethy Meet

Abandon Idea Of Immediate Cease-Fire   Chinese Reverse Previous Demand To Stop Fighting

Reds Abandon Insistence On Cease: Fire Now   Communists Reverse  Stand in Korean Tres Talke

Reds Abandon Demand That Fight End Now  Reversal Follows New Accusations By American Officer

ENEMY CHANGES FORMER DEMAND ON BUFFER LINE   Communist Negotiators Scrap Early Cease-Fire Proposal And Return To Sat urday Points.

Reds Shifting On Cease Fire  Bad Weather Bogs Dawn Moet of Fiahtine

Drop Their Cease Fire Now Demand   Now Deny They Sought Halt in Shooting Until Complete Armistice Is Reached

Reds Abandon Old Argument On Cease Fire   UN Leader Asks Reds To Join Program To Settle Touchy Buffer -Zone Issue

Communists Abandon Cease-Fire Stand   Reversal Comes After Chief Negotiator For UN Calls for Joint Proposal To Settle Dispute On Buffer Zone

Reversal Brings Better Chance For Agreement  Committees Meet mR * Pe,   Committees Meet Again Friday Over Buffer Zone

Buffer Zone Issue Keeps  Sides Apart   Gen, Hodes Urges Joint Proposal To Eliminate Dispute

Reversal Brings Better Chance For Agreement  Committees Meet Again Friday Over Buffer Zone

Red Demand On Armistice Is Abandoned      Reversal Comes After Severe Accusation By Ceneral Hodes

Reds Abandon Their Demands For Immediate Cease-Fire   Reversal Comes After UN Accuses Commies of Wanting to Substitute Legal Clause In Place of Good Faith

Allies Urge Joint Proposal On Buffer Zone   Chinese Deny Seeking End of Fighting Before Armistice

New Position Is Taken After Communists Are Charged With ‘Showing Lack of Good Faith

Cease-Fire Insistence  Abandoned   Communists Drop Plan; Hodes Asks Joint Proposal On Buffer Zone

Red Demand For Immediate Truce Reversed   Hodes Calls on Communists to Work Out Touchy Buffer Dispute

Reds Abandon Insistence On Cease-Fire Now   Full Armistice Before Cessation Of Korean War Is Allied Truce Goal

Reds Drop Immediate Truce Demand After U.N: Questions Foe’: $ Intentions

Shift Follows U.N. Bad Faith Charge   Enemy Drops Demand for Permanent End to Shooting Before Armistice

Reds Will Drop Their Demand fo Cease-Fire Now  Both Sides Pipe er Are Called Iden

Reverse Stand on Cease-Fire   Reds Drop Insistence on Point After U. N. Accusations

Reds Abandon Cease-Fire Position    No Longer Insist on immediate End to Fighting; Hodes Calls for Work on Buffer Zone Dispute

REDS ABANDON DEMANDS THAT FIGHTING STOP   Deny They Sought Cease-Fire Before Armistice Signed

Atrocity Story May Affect Talks, Battle   Stars and Stripes Features Massacre In Korean Edition

Heavy Rains Bog Ground, Air Fighting   Communists’ Position Said ‘Inconsistent’; Another Meeting Set

Cease-Fire Stand Reversed by Reds   Communists Abandon Insistence on an Immediat Cease-Fire Refore a Full Armistice Ie Signed:

Reversal Comes After Gen. Hode: Makes Charge   UN Negotiator Says Reds Tried to Swap ‘Faith’ for Clause

Reds Reverse Selves on Stand For Cease-Fire   Abandon Insistence For An Immediate Halt to Fighting

Buffer Zone Remains As Only Issue  Make No Mention Of War Atrocities

Reds Quit Move For Immediate Cease-Fire   Communists Drop Insistence On Truce Terms

Red Negotiators May Change Idec   Communist Reported Backing Away From Buffer Zone Demand

‘Ike’ Asks for Defense Boost   General Urges Allies to Accept Spending Program

Allied Guns Ready To Rain Shot on Seoul   GI Bayonets Take Hill: River Thaw May Trap Reds

School Teacher And Two... Children Lost 8 Days In     Alaskan Snow. Are Safe

Reds’ Attorney May Stand Trial   Pittsburgher Is Held For Grand Jury After  Cvetic Gives Informatio

May Stand Tria  Pinaht reer I. Held   Pittsburgher Is Held For Grand Jury After Cretic Gives Informatio:

Mexican Labor Service Blasted By Farm Groups  Deleaates Complain.   Delegates Complain, Sharply Criticize ‘Round-Up Charges’

Republican Jab Angers Air General   Denies Opposing Ban On Air Blows Against Chinese

Senator Tells Vandenberg He Should Resign   By RAYMOND LAHR AND JOHN L, STEELE

Vandenberg Is Not Going To Quit Air Post   Rejeets Suggestion By Senator; Agrees With Defense Poliev

Gen. Vandenberg Shuns Suggestion That He Resign  Sen. Hickenlooper, Air Chiat Evebanaa Wiaeee   Sen. Hickenlooper, Air Chief Exchange Words At MacArthur Probe

SAYS ARTICLES EXPLAINED, NOT ATTACKED ORDERS   Air Chief of Staff, GOP Senator In Brief Exchanae

Vandenberg Explains Differences Between His Statements And Mac’s

Temperatures   Hickenlooper Raps Chief Ot U.S. Air Force for Attacking Manchuria Ban

Admits Site ‘Leak, (luits AEC Position  Employe Gave Tip For Real Estate Deal

Bomb Site Land Grab Tipster Quits  Employe Disclose: Facts Voluntarily

Billions Voted For Bolstering U. S. Defenses   Kinross Airfield Proiect Included

Committee Okays Building 2 Plans   $5,767,000,000 Is Aimed For Military Construction In US

House Group O.K.’s Military Building Plans   $6 Billion Project To   $6 Billion Project T« Shore Up Defenses At Home. Abroad

FIVE BILLION DOLLAR PLANS FOR DEFENSES   House Group Gives Approval To Huge Building Project

Billions  For New Defenses   House Committee Approves Big Fund  For Construction aft LE weed ALL. et

Large Sum For Detrick  Earmarked   House Committee Approves $29,603,750 For Local Center In Military Praocram

Construction Fund Passed  Military Building   Military Building  ._ Amounts Approved:

House Unit Okays Big Program of Military Building  Biggest Share   Biggest Share For Air Force For Bases Overseas

OK BILLIONS FOR OVERSEAS AIR FIELDS   Bases Girdling Russia Approved in $5,767,000,000 Construction Bill,

Reds Attack Along East  Korean Front   UN Defenders Are Well Entrenched; Wait With Confidence

Strong Blows Are Reported From Chunchon, Northeast of Seoul, to the Sea of Japan

Red Troops Pour Out of Hills All-Along Eastern Korean Front to Attack UN Soldiers  Drive May Be Start of Major Spring Offensive by Chinese

ASSAULTS MADE BY COMMUNISTS GAIN STRENGTH   U. S. Ninth Corps Commander Forecasts New Offensive Will Be Opened By Reds Friday. 

Communists Big Drive May Be On   Enemy Has 390,000 Ready For Biggest Offensive Of War, UN Intelligence Officials Report

Red Soldiers Pour Out of Hills Wednesday Night   Officers Says It Is Too Early To Determine If It Is Start Of Expected New Offensive

Reds Step Up Attack Along Eastern Front   Too Early To Tell It Action Means Offensive Starting

UP IN KOREA FOR ATTACK   Chinese Pour Out of Hills All Night; Possible Drive in Full Moon on May 18  Sean,

REDS ATTACK ALL ALONG EAST FRONT   Too Early To Tell If Enemy Opening Major Offensive

The Weather   Command Says 390,000Reds Await Signal   Hoge Thinks Chinese May Follow Pattern, Attack On Full Moon

Red Chinese Big Guns Hit Allied Lines   Probing Attacks Hint Round Two of Spring Offensive About Due —UN Troops Withdraw

STRONG ATTACKS MAY INITIATE NEW OFFENSIVE   AMERICANS READY FOR NEW ASSAULT DECLARES GENERAL

Reds S'rike Along Eniire Eastern Front in Korea   390,000 Enemy Troops Believed to Be Poised For General Offensive.

J. 3. GENERAL occa ATTAGKS AT FULL MOOK   Red Troops in Strong Blows Along Entire Front in Korea.

Reds Pour Out of Mountains fo Hit U.N. Eastern Fron   Striking Force of 390,000 Ready for Bigaest Offensive

Usual Patterns Of Foe Expected   Reds Pour Down Hills Of Chunchon

Too Early To Tell Whether Its Big Drive   Foe Seen Ready to Open All-Out Offensive in Few Days

Great Force Of Enemy Ready For Huge Drive  Chinese Reds Pourinc Out Of Korean Hills In Restless Probing  Org Alliad 1 inac

Red Troops Pour Out of Hills All Along East Front   Attack May Be Spring Offensive or Merely Probing in Force

390,000 Reds Set fo Begin Big Offensive   Start Pouring Out of Hills in Attacks on the Eastern Front

Chinese Pour Out of Hills In New Attacks   Teo Early to Say If It’s Expected Major Offensive

Reds Pour Out Of Hills; Attack On Eastern Froni  Too Early to Tell

FROM HILLS IN KOREA   Expected Offensive May Start Today or On Friday

Red Forces Probe Line For Soft Spot   Allied Intelligence Reports 390,000 Reds Are Ready For Big Campaign

390,000 Chinese Ready To Blast Allied Defenses   U.N. Troops Feel They Are in Shape To Hepel Offensive

Hordes of Reds Begin Advances On Eastern Front  Series of Attacks May Herald Start Of New Offensive

Strong Blows Aimed in East   Assaults Either Opening of New Spring Drive or Probing in Force

Reds Step Up Attacks On Korean Front   Chinese Troops Pouring Out Of Hill Defenses

390,000 Set fo Strike in Major Drive   U. S. General Predict Foe Will Launch His Biq Push Friday

ACTION MAY BE START OF BIG RED OFFENSIVE   Use Heavy Artillery To Penetrate Some Yank Positions

Red Offensive Set To Begin AtAnv Moment   Blows Rain From Chunchon Eastward To Sea Of Japan

PREDICT DRIVE WILL OPEN FRIDAY   390,000 Red Troops Read To Move Forward  CHINESE   Can Explode Southward Any Time They Want, Says A.P. Correspondent

Chinese Reds Pour Out 01 Korean Hills.   U-S. General Asserts Offensive Will Open ‘Before End Of Weck

May Be Big Enemy Push   Troops From Hills in Strikes at Chunchon

General Assault Expected When Moon Is At Full   Strike Strong Blows All Along Front, But Allies Are Confident

UN Uncertain If It’s Probing  Move Or Long Due Offensive   Communists Begin S$ Attack from Chunchon To Sea of Japan

New Red Assault  Nearing Zero Hour   Fighting Is Gathering Momentum While Commies Build Up Forces

Red. Blows Tip-Off on New Drive      Eastern Front; 3 U.N ~Traans Bondk

Move May Be Start Of New  Offensive   Friday Predicted As Date For Latest Communist Push

Red Attacks From Hills Stepped Up   General Expects Offensive Friday   390,000 Await Signal To Start Biggest Drive, -Allied Officers Say

Could Merely Be Probing Of U.N. Lines   One General Claims Big Battle Will Start Next Friday

Attacking Alt Along Eastern Battlefront   Too Early To Say If Drive Is Beginning Of Their Big Offensive —

U. N. Forces Are Confident   More Red Prisoners Being Brought in. By Patrols on Eve. of New Offensive

Allies Are Braced for Expected Heavy Assaulf by Red Hordes   Officers Not Certain If This Is Real Thing or Just Opening Feeler; Ridgway Confident He Can-‘Hold The Line ln Korea

Troops Pour Out Of Hills In New Blow  Strike Centers On Fantern Frant

Communists Pour Out Of Hills In Stab   U.S. Ninth Corps Commander Expects Real Blow On Friday

Red Troops Pour Out In New Attack On East Front Lines   Don’t Believe This Is New Offensive

Reds Attack Along Eastern  Front in Korea   Big Push Apparently Is Awaiting ull Moon, Corps Commander Say:

REDS POUR OUT OF HILLS, MAY BE NEW DRIVE   U. S. General Predict: Offensive ;May Come’ On Friday.

Offensive May Be Starting   Too Early to Tell If Attack Is All-Out New Drive or Just Probing In Force: Allies Set

Blows Struck From Chunchon To Japan Sea   390,000 Reds Said All Ready To Hit With Greot Force

Reds Drive From Hills OnEastLine   Strong Blows Are Struck 45 Miles Northeast of Seoul Eastward to Sea of Japan  Are Called Ready  Biggest Red ‘Oeste Reported Near by UN  Commanders

Still Too Early To Tell If It's  New Offensive   All-Out Effort Expected On May 18, Full Moon Date.

Red Troops Feeling Out U.N. Lines   Communists Make Ready To Strike Again; Blow By Monday Expected

Offensive Expected To Start   Near 400,000 Troops Prepared To Enter Attack

Reds Attack In Nighttime On Wide Front   390.000 of Foe Said Poised For Maior Assault

Reds Launch Attacks Along Eastern Front   Too Early to Say If It Is the Start of Expected Offénsive.

Red Troops Pour Out OF Hills   May Be Opening Of New Expected Drive on Allies

Speed Limi! Signs Will Be Relocated   ;  Action Taken To Encour age Safe Driving On Curving Roads

Taft Hits ‘Useless Truman Conflict; MacArthur Warns U.S. Heading Toward 3d War

UN Infantrymen Beat Off Reds In Icy Weather  Foe Repo ted Mos ing aie

U.N. Troops Repulse Attacks In Below-Freezing W eather: American Jets BattleMIGs

n Air War, Chinese munists Put 190 Russian  — ‘plied Swept-Wing MIGs Into Sky Vs. 60 U.S. Jets

In freezing Weather  U. N. Infantrymen Beat Off Small Red Attack:

Reds Massing Tanks Along Western Front   UN Planes Bomb Commie Airfields; Jets Fight MiGs

REDS MASSING FOR NEW DRIVE ON TWO FRONT:   Series Of Small Communist Attacks Repulsed By Allies

Civilians Victims In One Mishap   Man, Two Children Die; 19 Air Force Men Dead in Secor

22 Persons Die In Crashes of 2 Military Pianes  Enroute to Faneral  Of Fellow Airman, 10 EB’ -are Killed

Plane Crashes Take 44 Lives  22 Killed In West, 22 More In Two East Coast Wrecks

Air Crashes Claim 44. In 3 Days   22 Die in Two Crashes Sunday; 31 From Armed Forces

22 InMilitary Planes Killed   19 Airmen in One Craft Headed for Funeral of Serviceman

Fugitive Red Taken Straight Into Prison  Gus Hall Hustled Out Of Mexico and Starts

Fugitive Red Begins Term   iCommunist Party Secre tary, Nabbed In Mexico, Token To Prison

Fugitive Red ‘pod Starts Prison Term   Gus Hall Shoved Back Across Frontier From Mexico After Capture

Mexico Nans Hin, Pusiies Hira Qver Forder To The FBl   Three Other Bond Jump: ers Still Sought By Federal Men

Hall, Escaped Red Caught In Mexico, In Federal Prison   U.S. Communist Leader Jumped New York Bail  Ty KFecane Pan

K FUGITIVE REL pilS IMPRISONED E-BY GOVERNMENT   Gus Hall Behind Bars Less Than 24 Heurs After  Apprehension   'WAS CAUGHT TUESDAY BY MEXICAN POLICE

Gus Hall Taken to Texarkana to Begin Five-Year Term Less Than 24 Hours After His Arrest in Mexico City— Prisoner One of Four Red Leaders Who Jumped Bond— Three Others Still at Large.

Yank Casualties In Korean War Reach 100,000   Truce Hopes Brighten As Reds Submit New Plan; UN Gaim Five Miles

‘Come On-A My House’ IMSC Invites Cadets To Join, Play Ball   ‘They're Sull Wonderful Fellows In My Book’~ Coach Munn

Dismissal Climax. to Long Feud   Prexy Accused of ‘Deliberate Attempt To Prejudice Faculty’

Fight on Ousting Expected   Prexy Aceused of ‘Deliberate Attempt To Prejudice Facalty’

RETURNS HOME   Shot In Dark: Kidnaper’s Car Stopped Bv Patrolmen On Pure Hunech

Yen For Money Causes 23 Deaths _ Jeweler Who Blasted  Airliner Is Executed

Time Bomb Killé Goes To Gallows  Wife, 22 Others Died In Plane He Blew Up

ROTARY CLUBS— (Continued on page 7)   Dies on Gallows for Time-bambing Planc

Quebec Jeweler Dies on Gallows  Yen for Quick Riche Led Him to Kill 23

Legislature Holds What It Hopes Is Its Last Session For This Term

Hope To End Work Tonight... . State Legislators Hurry To Adjourn

Final Tests Believed Held Last Monday   Defense Against Bomb Emphasis of Tests Launched By Joint Task Foree on Nov, 1

Emphasis is Placed on Vetense “Greenhouse” Atom  Bomb Test Concluded

Eniwetok A-Bomb Tests Ended, U. S. Officials Report   Blasts Emphasize Defense Against  The Weapon; Results Are Nat Evaleoted

U. 5. Explodes Another A-Bomb At Eniwetok Atomic Test Designed To Find Defenses Against Blast

FOR A-BOMB GET TESTS   Atomic Explosions Set Off at Eniwetok After 18 Months Work on Construction of Shelters.

Purpose of Latest Test ls To Discover  Structural Defense Against Destructive Power of Missiles—Even Time of Closely Guarded Operation Is Not Revealed hy Crmmiect

U.S. STUDYING DEFENSE VERSUS ATOMIC WEAPON   Explosion Presumably Took Place Monday Or Tuesday Against Prepared Installations On Pacific  Atoll.

Secrecy Masks Even Time of Last Big Explosion   First Experiment Held To Help Map Defense Program Against Enemy Atom Attack on U. S.

Fniwefok Atom lests Finished  A-Bomb Defense Stressed in Pacific

Eniwetok Atom Blast Test Over   Few Details Yet Known But Belief Is That Experiment Stressed Defense Possibilities

Another A-Bomh Is Tested By US (n Eniwetok Isle   Secrecy Masks Even Time And Date Of Last Big Explosion

—ENIWVETOK — A-Bomb Blast Tests Defenses   CONGRESSMAN GIVES REPORT

A-BombExplosion Tests Defenses   ‘N--~=tion Greenhouse’ Believed to Have Been Monday at Eniwetok   Test Program

First Atomic Test Emphasizing Defense Against A-Bomb At Eniwetok

U.S. Sets Off Second Bomb At Eniwetok   Believe Explosion Took Place Early in Week:  Results Guarded

Latest A-Boml Tests Staged At Eniwetok   Designed To Give Information On Building Defense

Secret Operation Stresses Defense   Discount Speculation That H-Bomb Was Involved

Bomb Test Is Held On Eniwetok   A-Bomb Exploded To Test Destructive Power In Its Use  ' Against Buildings

~-A-BOMB TESTS MADE—  Eniwetok Blast Kept  Secret B y Government

Eniwetok Scene of A-bomb Test   Watch Results on Structures Erected

A-Bomb Blast Tests Defense  Trial Structures Hit At Eniwetok Ground:

U. S. Has Exploded Another Atom Bomb on Eniwetok But All Details of Test Are Withheld  New Study Believed Emphasizing Defenses Against A-Bombs

U.S. Explodes Another Bomb At Eniwetok   Time of Guarded Experiment May Have Been Monday

(See Defense Against Blast Effect Another A-Bomb Exploded In AEC Test at Eniwetok

Another A-Bomb Exploded By U.S. In Pacific Area   Defense Stressed In Eniwetok Test Of Atemic Power

: ‘Operation Greenhouse’ at Eniwetok First : Test Emphasizing Defense Aqainst Atom Bomb

FRANGHOT TONE BADLY BEATEN IN “TRIANGLE” BRAWL   Noted Screen Star And Actor  Tom Neal Principals  . ~PL

Actor Franchot Tone Is Badly Battered In Brawl With Pugilist Love Rival

Film Siren Blames Neal For Braw!   Barbara Payton Charge: That He Slugged. Tone “Unmercifully.”

LETS YOU AND HIM FIGHT’ ATTITUDE OF RUSSIANS TOWARD REST OF WORLD

lran Oil Supply Assured Britain  But Anglo-U, S. Parley Protested

TRUMAN TALKS WITH OFFICIALS IN. WASHINGTON   Military Budget Believed Discussed In 45-Min ute Session   PRESIDENT SILENT   ABOUT COMMISSION

Official Talks Set by Truman   President Silent on Plans For ‘House-Cleanine?

No Word Yet On Cleanup  President Flies Back to Capital After Halliday

Truman Ends His Christmas Holiday Visit  President Returns To Washington From Kansas City

Truman Silent On Probing his Administration   President, Back In Washington, Meets Leaders

TRUMAN CALLS AIDE PARLEY   Top Advisors Discuss  Nation’s Problems

: Pope Addresses Obstreticians Catholic Church Opposition ‘To Birth Control Repeated

POPE REAFFIRMS OPPOSITION TO BIRTH CONTROL   Habitual Resort To Rhythm Theory In Marital Rela tions Condemned *   STATEMENT IS VITAL TO ALL CATHOLICS

Pope Repeats Opposition of Church To Birth Control and Sterilization

Expect OK On 8-12% Pay Hikes   Compromise Between Capital And Labor Dispute On Wages Predicted

12 Percent Wage Jumt Expected   Stabilization Board Split 3 Ways On Planned Boost

Two-Years-Old Bradford Lad  Drowns in Creek   Death of Peter Saxon Tuesday Noon Termed Accidental

Gen. In Sharp Clash With Geo. Marshall   Says Defense Secretary Overruled Him and Chiefs of Staff On Vital Questions.

Gen. MacArthur Aims Blows At Defense Chief   Says General Marshall Willing To Appease

Probe Records Given Counsel F or Reminstor   Postoftice Box In Knoxville Figures In Perjury Tria? .-

Will Be Less of Scarce Metals for Civilian Use   New Order by NPA Tightens Controls on Copper and Aluminum.

NPA Tightens Reins on Scarce Defense Metals   Reduction Is Made In Use for Civilian Goods Production

“REVENUERS” ABLE TO, CURB MOONSHINERS   Customers Will Buy Legal Whis key Rather Than Booveg Brand. Arents Cantend

‘Revenuers’ Ready To Cope With Spurt In Moonshining If Liquor Tax Boosted

Rites Wednesday For Child Run Over by Tractor   James Henry Gannon, 2-YearOld Son of Mr. and Mrs. Middleton Gannon, Killed Instantly.

Runs In Front of Tractar, Tot Killed  Fatal Accident Occur:   Fatal Accident Occurs Last Night Near Miami

‘New Statehood Bill to Permit Reservations   Bartlett To Attend ' Policy Meeting .A\ Anchorage. Jan. .6

Bartlett Plans Changes In Alaska Statehood Measure   Committee To Meet At Anchorage

Meat Price Roll Back Plugs Hole   Housewife Will Not Benefit By Order Affectina Packers

Government Plugs Loophole In Price Controls: NPA Reserves More Steel. Rayon

New Price Rule Aids Retailers  But Fails To Help Housewives On Meat

Loophole Plugged  In Price Controls Action Will Rolf Back  Prices Charged By Many eat Packers

Meat Packers Hit by New! ® Price Rollback  But Government Says   But Government Says Family Budget Won't Be Helped Much

Pricing Panel  Pluss Loophole   OPS Move Relieves Squeeze Om Meat Retailers

Price Curb For Meat — Is Ordered   Will Roll Back Costs Levied Bv Many Packers

‘PROPOSED LID ‘ON WAGES IRKS ~ LABOR LEADERS   QOPHOLE IN PRIGE CONTROL LAW IS CLOSED   Action Will Rollback Meat Prices; Housewife  Unaffected   Members Of Stabilization Board Threaten To Resign   MORE STEEL SLATED ‘CIO TEXTILE WORKERS FOR DEFENSE EFFORT SET STRIKE TODAY

Wholesale Meat Price Rollback Aid to Butcher;. Murphy Sought by DiSalle   Coucht in Squeeze

Pennsylvania Tax Problem More Snarled  Special Committee   Special Committee Negotiating Levy © Compromise Quits; Solons Going Home

Pennsylvania Tax Problem More Snarled   Special Committee Negotiating Levy Compromise Quits; Solons Going Home

Britain Puts Pressure On Iran Currency   Action Pushes .Black Market Dollar Rate Up 20% In a Dav

British Move Adds to Iran's  Finance Woes   By ROBERT B. HEWITT Of the Associated Preses

British Put — Squeeze Play On Iranians   Pressure Brings on Threat of Financial Panic; Premier Up Aaainst Trouble

Squeeze Put On In Iran  By British   Dollar Supplies Cut Off; Certain Exnorts Halted

Pressure rans Growing Revolt Against Premier  Black Market Dollar > »,» F£....3,» Fr Re   Black Market Dollar Rate Spurts 20 Pct. Overniaht in Tehran

Britain Clamps Squeeze on Iran   Stops Conversion of Money Into Dollars

British Deal  Blow to lran   Restrict Use of Sterling Dollars Soar on Black Mart

MOVE APPEARS TO BE AIMED AT OUSTING PREMIEF   TALK OR BE THROWN OUT, MOSSADEGH ULTIMATUM STATES

Rates ; Soar In lranian’ Crisis      Pressure By] vitain’ Tn O1 Dispute: Hits 

NEW TROUBLE IN IRAN   British Economic Pressure Causes  §purt in Black Market Dollar .

British Tightens Financial Hold On Iran Market   Black Market Dollar Rate Is Pushed Up 20 Per Cent Today

Black Markets Rising In Iran   Britain Is Exerting “Economic Pressure

Britain Applies Dollar Squeeze’ On Stubborn Iran  Cuts Off Monetary Supplies in Wake Of Oil Ultimatum

British treasury  Orders Reprisals  To Cripple Iran Announces Action  —As.lran’s Premier Issues Ultimatum

FOUR HURT IN CAR COLLISION   Hagar Crash Attributed To Car Skidding On Gravel Road

SENATE TO WORK THROUGH SUMMER   LAWMAKERS SCRAP VACA TION PLANS TO FUSE TAXES AND OTHER BILLS.

Senate To Work Until Autumn  Democratic Caucus Unanimous On Vote

35 Professors and Employes at State University in Jam  ‘Dismissal From Post Looms as ALtenuemantl ta Daliucal ta Sinan   Dismissal From Post Looms as Aftermath to Refusal to Sign Hotly Contested Anti-Red Oath

Job Crisis For Many on 0. U. Faculty   Some 35 Face Dismissal for Refusing to Sign AntiCommie Oath

Profit Sharing, Bonuses Frozen  Maximum Payments Last Year Ceiling

 MWeart Attack Fatal:  Bushman, Fabulous Chicago > fae)  Gorilla, Dies at Age of 22

‘Fabulous Bushman,’ Chicago Gorilla, Dies Of Heart Attack; City Stunned

Revenue Setup Given Approval By House GOP   OK Compromise Program Aimed To Help Budget

House Caucus Approves Nev Tax Package  : Plan Includes Levy ~. Of 1 Per Cent on

GOP CAUCUS OKS PACKAGE TAX MEASURE   Revival Of Soft Drinks Levy Refused; Votes For Passage Seen

Transfers of Real Estate to Be Subject to Tax   Also Increasing Inheritance Taxes and Corporation Levies; Revival of Cent-aBottle Soft Drink Tax Beaten.

Chances Slim For Rollbacks, OPS Reports   Manufacturers’ Cuts Held Up To Allow Planning Under New Law

Some Reds Run Into U.N. Trap Ir Korea Fighting  O" sustisssstease fem

Tells Enemy UN Is Ready To Negotiate   Korean Visit By Commander Is  Called ‘Routine’

Weather At Yuma   Ridgway, Generals Confer In Korea   UN Commander Telis Reds He's Quite Willing To Resume Cease-Fire Parleys

Heavy Red Attack Halted; Cease-Fire Talks Stymied   Ridgway Tells Reds He's Screaming Waves Hit Ready to Resume Talks On 60-Mile Battle Line

Gen. Ridaway Returns From Aorean Front   ON Commander Informs Communists He Is Ready to Renew Cease-Fire Talks.

Confers With U.N. Officers   U.S. Troops Fight Off Fanatic Reds  As Fierce Battle Continues

Truman Clamps Trade Shackles (On Red Nations  Russia Included In Denial of Low Tariff Benefits

13 More Red Nations Lose Tariff Rights As U. S. Clamps Down On Soviet Puppets

U.S. Suspends Trade Favors  To Red Land:   Y >  iThirteen Countries Lose   Special ‘Concessions’ By Executive Order

President Truman, Directed By Congress, Issues Proclamation Denying Low Tariff Benefits To Russia, China And Others

US. ENDS TRADE CONCESSIONS 10 13 RED COUNTRIES   Suspension of Pacts on Aug. 31 Grdered by Prasident   FURS ALSO EMBARGOED   Action Paves Way for Ter mination of Special Trade Agreements

TRADE CONCESSIONS TO REDS SUSPENDED      Troagnan Proclamation Denies Rey duced Tariffs an Goods  Teams: PE 8 week:

Trunian Stops spn e. Tariff Aid ~O.1T To Red Lands  7, =  ~ -. a an ln   Communist China Among 13 Areas — Denied Concessions

ISEA To Seek $35,000,000 In School Aid   Will Ask Legislature To About Double Last Appropriation .

Teachers To Ask $35 Million for State School Aid  ISEA Request to  anicimbéiiare AhkaA, i+   ISEA Request to Legislature About Double Last Year

OCA CUTLINE NEED OF MOR JUHUDL MONE   Will Ask Legislature Almost Double Amount of 1949 Anoropriation.

Hull, Sanders Honored; Eve Best Picture   HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 29 (UP). Judy Holliday won the coveted best-actress “Oscar” tonight for

Jose Ferrer and:Judy Holliday Win Oscars for Top Film Performances

OSCARS GIVEN JOSE FERRER, MISS HOLLIDAY   Traditional Oscars Given at Annual Ceremonies

Hull, Sanders Honored; Eve Best Picture   By ALINE MOSBY HOLLYWOOD, Mar, 29 (UP). ludy Holliday won the coveted best-actrass “Oscar” tonight for

FOR TAX ADJUSTMENT:   Federal Collector Will Listen te Claims by Flood Victims 

Administration Wins Round on Troops Issue   Senate Sends Sen. Wherry’s Proposal To Committees

Truman Wins Skirmish On Wherry Bill  Troops Resolution Sent To Committes

Administration is Winner in First Round of Battle  Senate Puts Off Vote on Wherry’s

Troops Issue  Is Sidetracked      enate Sends Wherry Plan Tx Committees fee Study

Resolution By Wherry Sent To Committee   Leaves Connally In Position To Push Vote On Question

Sen. Wherry's Proposal Sent to Committees   Way Now Open for  Substitute Resolution  on Gls for Europe Re JACK BELT.

Truman Wins First Round On Troop Pilar   Wherry Resolution Or - Men-For-Europe Issue Sent. To Committee

Truman Backers On Troop Use Win First Round   Wherry Resolution Curbing President Sent to Committees

Administration Wins Point in Troops Dispute   ‘Move To Disapprove Soldiers To Europe Sent To Committee

Wherry Resolution Sent to Committee for Study  Truman Wins Point on Troop:

Freak Accidents Kill Two Persons  Teacher Killed by Car  W/L ew fab Paiace .fL fF...

LAST SHELTON CLAN MEMBERS. QUIT FAIRFIELD   Penningtons Reported Brought to Mt. Vernon; Aged Mrs. Shelton Gone. ©

Death Toll From Wintry Onslaught Mounts to 136   Cold Continues Grip on Nation From Rockies to Atlantic —Tratfic Accidents on Slippery Highways Account for Three-Fourths of Fatalities—Five Persons Drown in ley Waters, Including Two Nebraska Duck Hunters,

RAMON DE VALERA DEFEATS-COSTELLO   Brooklyn-Born Rebel Electec Prime Minister -by 74-65 Vote

STRIKE. LEADERS DISCUSS OFFER   Proposal Made To End Textile Strike By Sending Wage Demands To Speci a] Panel

Several Cities In North Carolina Find Themselves With New Officials

Thailand Rebels Release Premier   Government Regains Complete Control

Five Killed in Grafton Crash   Wife Tried to Keep Husband From Driving

Truman. Gives His Approval  Cattlemen Face   Cattlemen Face August Rollback

DiSalle Scoffs at Talk of Imminent Shortage of Beef   “No Compromise’ Stand Is Backed By President

Bradley ‘Not Too Sure’ Korean War Will Avoid Start of World Conflict

TRUMAN NAMES ECONOMIC CZAR   Rk. L. PUTMAN, INDUSTRIAL Is}, CHOSEN TO SLOCELD LRIC JOHNSTON,

Ex-Mayor Named New Head of ECA   Roger L. Putnam Succeeds Johnston Dec. 1

ROGER L. PUTMAN IS  NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Former Mayor Of Springfield. Mass. Suceeeds Erie Johnson As  EFranamic Crar

Truman Names New Englander As ESA Chief   Roger Lowell Putnam. Industrialist, Sees ‘Tough Assignment’

Machine Firm Otticial New  Keonomic Head   Former Springfield Mayor Roger Putman Named by President

NEW. ERIE VETS’ ~ HOSPITAL OPENS   Greenville Man Among First Five Patients

Those Joining a Europeat Atmy to Keep Own Uni forms, Status   TESTIMONY IN SENATE   Closed Door Session Show: Defense of Europe Has Long Way to Go

Gls in NATO Force To Be Independent  Ike’s Deputy Against Plan To Stretch Aid Proqram

Bisel t. Rotary Convention nl Lawrensce Sunday  »’-and Monday  i SEOOUI

TWO-DAY SESSION   District Rotary Convention in 'Lawrensce Sunday  / \ '- and Monday

Six Injured Gls Date Six French Models, In U. S. For Hosiery Firm; Reactions Vary °

Soldiers In Walter Reed Hospital Six GI's Have Dates With French Models

Gls And Models Have Fine Time   French Girls Date Wounded Soldiers

Sen. Bridges Resigns As Chairman Of Republican‘ Campaign Committee

DOWN PAYMENT ON PURCHASE OF STOGK BOOSTED   Reserv. Board Takes Action As Anti-Inflation Step

Payments For Stoeks Increased   Government Asks 75 Per Cent Down On Stock’s Value

Forest Fires Rage In Five Western States  Kansas And Missour Floods Continue

Forest Fires, Flash Floods Plaque U.S.   Freak Weather Is Cause Of Unusual Events In States

—FLOODS, FIRES RAGE— Forests, Farm Land In  Seven States Ravaged

Fire, Floods Hit Areas In ober  Vast Sections Of Forest * And Form Lands

Fires, Floods Grip Seven States After Laying Waste Vast Sections of Forest, Farm Land

Lay Waste Vast Sections Of Farm And Forest Lands  “At Least 85,850 ’ Acres Of Woodland Have Been Seared

Fires, Floods Peril Areas in 7 States   Forests Burned: Missouri, Kansas Lands Inundated

Twin Fury of Fire and Flood Grips States   Flames Sear 85,850 Acre Of Forest; Half Million Dollars in Farm Lands  Flooded in Kansas

SEVEN STATES HIT BY FIRE AND FLOODS   Vast Sections Of Forest, Farm Lands Destroyed

Vast Sections Of Land In Seven States Threatened By Forest Fires And Floods

So You Think The Weather Is Bad Here?  Fire and Flood Lay Waste to Seven States

High Water. Fires Grip 7 States   Half Million Acres Hit by Floods in Kansas, Missouri

Elements Take Heavy Toll In 7-State Area   85.850 Acres Of Forest Blackened By Fires; Half Million Acres Of Bottomland Under Water

Flood Recedes In Washington  Over 5,000 Homeless In River Rampage

Rain-Swollen Rivers Recede Alter Rampage   es ee . Se   Thousands Desert Areas Threatened By Ricing Waters

Worst Flood  Danger Over   Swollen Rivers Recede In Washington; 5000  Persons Homeless

Worst Over In Northwest  Flood Damage   Flood Waters Drop As Steady Rains End In Northwest

5,000 Homeless. Five Dead In NW Floods, Storms  Situation Easing Now   Situation Easing Now In Washington State, British Columbia Area

Rain-Swollen Rivers Recede After Rampage  Thousands Desert _ Areas Threatened ’ B., BDe.tnw sed

5,000 Driven From Homes In Western Part of State; Gov. Declares Emergeney

Northwest Floo Plight Eased; 5000 Homeless  Whact Wachinntan   West Washington Declared Disaster Area by Governor

Bad Storms At End, As Rivers Reach Flood  5,000 Homeless In Wake of Flood

Five Dead And 5,000 Homeless In Pacific Northwest Due To Floods   Cresting Streams And Clearing Skies Easing Situation But State Of Emergency Still Prevails: Guards Called Out.

Peiping Proposes 7-Nation Parley   Red Foreign Minister Blasts UN Plan as American ‘Stall’

Escaned Killer is Taken Alive   Caught On Street Car, Puts Up No Ficht

Pt se A A A A Oe  Girl Clawed To Death By Lion  Circus Lion Gets Loose  Baad Mille Vaunn Gicl

Circus Lion Killed Girl In Arkansas   Nine-Year-Old Child Victim of Attack Outside Circus Tent

Oath of Loyalty  Rapped, Defended {In State Hearing   College Presidents And Vet Group Leaders Present Views

Near ‘Heat Wave’ Trails Big Freeze   Legislature Will Probe Gas Shortaqe

D.A.R. Congress Now In Session   Message From Truman Features Opening

BECAUSE OF FLOODS Kansas, Missouri Service  May Be Snarled for Week:

$10 Tips,C hristian Dior Gowns Trap Three Bobby-Soxers Having A Time In Big City

Sitter and Girl Pals Play Big with Stolen “Cash But Trio Slickers Them for $15,000   (Photo on Picture Page.)

Bobby-Soxers, With Stolen Fortune, Have Big Shopping Spree in New York

Take Big Town by Storm With Stolen rlen $24,000 000  3 Girls Arrested After Spree

any erownelp : eee  Three Bobby Soxers Have Gay Old Time On Stolen Fortune

Three City Slickers Apparently Secure $15,000 of $24,000  Taken from Doctor

BABY SITTERS HELD IN THEFT   Trio Bought — Clothes, $15,000 Stolen

Gity Slickers Fleece Baby Sitters ‘Of Most of Money Stolen from Doctor

Bobbv - Soxer Trio Goes On Wild Spree In New York With Stolen Fortune

Film Producer Denies Red Tag   Rossen Refuses to Answer Question As to Membership ‘Yesterday’

Weather At Yuma   Film Producer Refuses lo Say lf He Was Communist Yesterday

DiSalle Orders Price Curb Quiz  Toledoan Seeking Auto Price Facts

Groceries Ask Higher Ceilings   Operating Costs Increase, OPS Told

Grocers Seek  Price Markup   U. S. Will Survey Need For Emereeney Hike

Request Goes to Government With Merchants Stating Markups Are Necessary to Meet Increased Operating Costs— Federal Officials Announce Quick Survey Will Be Made to See if “Emergency” Boost Is Justified.

GROCERS WANT PRICE INCREASE   Claim Operating Costs Have Risen; Survey Planned

Atomic Spy Jury Reaches Two Verdicts   Is Locked Up Pending Third

SPY TRIAL JURORS RETIRE FOR NIGHT   Reach Undisctosed Verdict _* “in Case af 2 of 3 Defendants

Spy Jurors Sent To Bee   Verdict Reported Reach. ed In Case Of Two Accused Traitors

—U.S.. PROBE—  2 Officials Admit Oil Lease Deal   LOST MONEY, BOTH ASSERT

Justice Official Reports He Quit Oil Development  Attorney General’s Aide Mentioned in Tax Office Probe

Larson, Caudle Oil Promotion Deal Disclosed   General Services Chief, McGrath Aide Deny Wrong

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Disliked Promotion Methods

Assistant Attorney General Says He Quit Oil Develooment Plan When Name Was Used

Speculation On Oil Admitted By 2 Officials   Larson, Caudle Associated In Oil Deal; Sec. Snyder,  Dunlan Summoned

7 Dead or Missing In Colorado Flood   Cloudburst Sends Six Foot Wall of Water Down Thompson River

COLORADO FLASH FLOODS TAKE TOU   SEVEN PERSONS DEAD OR MISSING—-CAR CARRYING FAMILY SWEPT AWAY.

Flash Flood Kills Seven   Colorade Aree Stricken; Cool Air Spreads Across Most of U. 5.

Three Dead In Indiana Train Wreck   Freight Smacks Into Side of Coach

Marshall's Trip to Japan, Korea In ‘Ordinary Course’ as Secretary; ‘Something in Air’, Senator Says

Conscripted Labor   Opposition to Govt.’s  ‘Proposal Boils Up In the U. S. Senate

‘Civilian Draft’ Plan Draws Fire  Senators Oppose Manpower Angles

Building Trades To Hold Elections   NLRB Rules Workers May ~ Choose Affiliation

AUSTRIAN LEADER IS INVITED TO U. S   Ellender Believes Chancellor Could Back Charges U.S. Tax: payers Played for “Suckers.”

Council Discusses the Number of Meetings as New Ordinance on Officers Appears on Tuesday   GOP Wins Better Than Two to One in Nebraske Conaressional Seat Test

HARRISON WINS IN NEBRASKA RACE   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS ELECTED BY BIG MAJORITY,

Flash Flood, Caused by Ice-Jammed River, Drives Hundreds From Homes

German ‘Remilitarization’ Protests  By Reds Ends In Wild Street Battle

Police Win’ Bonn Battle With Reds  Youths Forced To Hand Over EDT Bine Shirts

Front Dispatches Claim Communist Barrage Heaviest Of The War; Fighting At Strategic Rill   FIGHTING FOR KEY POINTS IS GENERAL

Encounter Heaviest Barraae of the War   United States First Cavalry Division Stopped Afte Gaining Mile on Central Front.

Ist Cavalry — Smashes Into  New Red Line   Division Attack Gains One Mile Before Hitting Heavy Enemy Artillery Barrage   Big Guns Almost Knocked Chinese Reds Out of Wart

First Cavalry Gains One Mile Before Seoul; Big Guns Pin Em Down   Chinese Using Heaviest Guns Of War In Bitter Battle For Hill Atop Two Key Junctions.

First Cavalry Smashes Mile Into Red Line   Red Artillery Stops Troopers’ Drive Against Hills 318

Cavalrymen Stopped By Red Shells   British Forging Pincers Against Kev Enemy Base

Red Artillery Barrage Halts Allied Attack.   Heaviest Concentration Of War Thrown Al Advancing Yankees

HEAVIEST RED BARRAGE CUTS U5, ADVANGE   Big Guns Keep First Cavalry Division from Taking Kev Hill.

Heaviest Barrage of  War Seen  Battle for Vital   Battle for Vital Hilf in Yongdu Area After Stab At Defense Lines

Yanks Smash Mile Deeper Into Red Line   Finally Stalled by Worst Artillery Barrage of War

 —CENTRAL—  Heavy Red Guns Stall U.S. Push   COMMUNIST LINES DENTED

Officials and civic leaders of Arlington, Mt. Prospect and Prospect Heights attend

PARIS —(AP)— France has turned down a Russian protest against the rearmament of Western Germany.

Allies Rule Out All Political, Economic Talk, Also Military Things Unrelated to Korea .

Explains GOP Progress In Ohio Legislature  Walcutt Savs ‘No   Walcutt Says ‘No New Taxes’ Will Be 1952 Campaign Issue

Shelton Sister Leaving  Lulu: Penninaton’‘s Fairtield Home for Sale

LULU SHELTON PENNINGTON 10 QUIT FAIRFIELD   Wounded Sister of Gongste Puts Home Up For Sale. _

Switchman Walkout Is Spreading   Wildcat Strike Fans Out Into 8 Other Cities, Stopping Vital Freight

Training Bill Final Approva  Seen In House   Draft Measure Will , Provide For First UMT Svsiem In U.S.

Final Action Is Awaited On Military Training Bil   Congressional Action Would Pave The Way For First Program Of Universal Conscription

VOTE ON DRAFT BILL 1S NEARING   Universal, Military Training Inchided In Proposal- ~Decision Expected In Senate Thursday .

Jordan Nixes  Bridge Rites   Won't Attend Dedication at Lewiston, Where Crities Abide

‘New York Mayor Calls Conference Over Strike   3) Mediation Starts Seeking To Avert Walkout

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Aga Khan Not to Intervene in Rita-Aly Affair

Try To Block Steel Strike In Stalemate   New Years Walkout Said Inevitable By Murray

‘Mediation Chief Ching Meeta With CIO Head Murray And.  Negotiators For Ten Steel Com »=6 panies    CHANCES FOR PACT NOW SEEM REMOTE

Open Last Talks Aimed at Halting ClO Steel Strike   Chances Seem Distan’ For Army Agreement On Union's Demand

Steel Strike Is ‘Inevitable’, CIO President Says:  Government Opens Talks With Murray and Inductry

LEADING \NATION “MUST PAY PRICI   British Consul Says Other Countries Often Criticize Top Power   SPEAKS AT KIWANIS

LEADING \ NATION MUST PAY PRICE   British Consul Says Other Countries Often Criticize Top Power

Israel Repels Syrian Forces  Sea Of Galilee Area Frontier Disputed

ISRAEL, SYRIA IN NEW CLASH   Situation Tense After Border Battle In Galilee Area

Israel Reports Border Clash With Syrians   Four Israel Soldiers Killed, Six Others Wounded.

Van Fleet Sees a Third Round’   Expects Another Communist Offensive

Used Car Tax Under Study  i House  Seeks _ More, Funds For Defense

Two Drowned; Traffic Toll Shows a Drop   ‘Brothers Perish in Lake Near Columbia. City When Their Boat Upsets. .7.

Condemned Trio Given 2-Day Delay   Federal Court Judge Grants Second Last Minute Reprieve To Youths In Death House.

Mud-Cloaged Surfaces Prove U.N. Handicap  Flooded Rivers Also  Add To Need For  Supplies From Air

‘Virtual Rout’ Description Of Central Front   Superforts Blast Foe Concentrations As UN Chiefs Confer

Mud Clogs Roads; Air Units Busy   New Patrols JabInto Enemy Lines

MUD AND FLOODS SLOWING DOWN. UN OFFENSIVE   Planes Are Used To Supply Troops On Korean Front

Diners Shun  Costly Beel   Change in Eating Habit: Revealed bv Survey

Defense Hurt By Walkouts   But Wilson Says Rearmament Clicking At World War li Pace

Golden Gate Span Closed To Traffie   Two San Francisco Bay Hunters Drown; Floods Threatened

Truman Backs Canadian Plan to Build Seaway   If Project Can't Be Started Soon as Joint Development

Truman Backs Proposal for Seaway Project   Support for Canada’s Plan in St. Lawrence

Truman Supports Seaway Proposal  Would Be Willing - #0 Let Canada Build

Adds Income Tax Boost to Picture   Program Would Hit Pockets Of Millions of Taxpayers

Engine Jumps Tracks and Wrecks Station   Engineer Killed and 5 Injured ~ at Monon, Ind..

Monon Train Jumps Track Killing One And Injuring Five   Runaway Deisel Rips Inte Monon Station Killing Engineer: Two Girls on Platform Struck.

Freeze Sets In as Winds Strike State   Temperatures Begin to-Skid in Indianaand Are‘Expected te Remain. Low Over Saturday

Call for Halt to Trade With Czech Reds, Diplomatic Break If Other Steps Fajl

Study Highway, Process Bills   Me sures Designed to Raise Around 60 Millions for State

14. Workers Eseape in   Mine Blaze   Friction Causes Conveyor Belt Fire in Indiana.

SIX LIGHT CRUISERS TO BE SOLD BY U. S.   Argentina, Brazil and Chile to Buy Varships -—~ Terms Are Not Disclosed.

Three South American Nations To Buy Six “Exeess” Licht Cruisers From U.S.

Sale of Cruisers To S. American Nations Assured   Six Excess Vessels Wil Go To Argentina, Brazil, Chile

Peron Holding 2 to 1 Margin   Trade Union Backers Begin Celebration

Bradley Seen as Likely Eisenhower Successor if Presidential Boom Rolls

“GREAT DEBATE’? CONTINUES Wherry Fears Dictator Power Facing America

Taft Limitation On Troops For Europe Rc jected   Wherry Warns Of Dictatorship, Hits U. S. Military Heads

GOP Leader Hits Truman  Troop Plan   Charges Pentagon Defense Theories Are ‘Antiquated’

It’s Been a Rugged Week In Capital  Everyone, It Seems, Wants to Visit President

Building Ban  Introduced  STORY ON PAGE 2?.   Wauneta Man Says He Sold  Gas to Gunman

Seizure of Vast Industry Serious   Action Taken by Iran Creates Problem For Fight Against Reds

Seizure of Vast  Industry: Serious Action Taken by: Iran  Creites Problem For Biante Awainast Rede

Churchill Draws lran’s Criticism   Claim He’s Trying To Ross Election

Four Merrill Young People  Drown in Car   Vehicle Misses Bridge Hits Flooded River: 5th Passenger Savec

Lovett Wil Take Post as Secretary   “Greatest of Living Americans” Retires for Personal Reasons

\Lovett Named Defense Head IBy Truman   Famous Army Man Says Leaving Only for Personal Reason

Gen. Marshall Resigns as U.S. Defense Chiel   Nomination of Lovett Given Congress By Truman

Reasons For Quitting Are Personal; Held Job One Year   _ Regarded As Greatest Living Ainerican By ‘Frumany; Resignation Is Effective Today

Truman Names Robert Lovett As Successor   Quits Post for Private Reason  Other Than Health

Lovett Named To Succeed  Old Soldier:   Leaves U. S, Post For Reasons  Other Than Health

Quits for Personal Reasons After Half Century of Duty   Robert Lovett Will Take Over Position Vacated by ‘Greatest Living American’

Lovett Picked  As Successor   70-Year-Old General Leaves For Private Reasons ‘Other Than Health’

FAMOUS SOLDIER ENDS of YEARS OF SERVICE TO NATION   President Lauds Retiring Sée retary As “Greatest living American’

Truce By Dee. ef Given Little Hope   UN Delegation Refuses To Consider Demands On Troops Withdrawal

‘Local Schools Collect Clothes   Truce Talks ‘Loc Hit Deadlock:Co

Prospects of Truce Fade as Negotiations  Keach New Deadlock  UN Rejects Withdrawal Proposal, Reds Against  ’ Ban On Reinforcements

Troop Issue Blocks Dec. 27 Truce Hopes   Armistice Talks Hit New Deadlock; Teams Meet Again alt 8 o’ Clock

UN Delegates Refuse To Consider Communist Demands For Immediate. Or Gradual Withdraw. ing Of Foreign Troops   COMMUNIST TEAM REJECTS UN DEMAND

TRUCE TALKS REACH NEW DEADLOCK   U.N. Refuses Gradual Withdrawal of Troops; Xmas Truce Hopes Dim.

Truce Talks _ Reach Another Deadlock  UN Rejects-Red——  Proposal‘for Troop 1 wartakdenusmnle ¢

Korean Armistice Talks Reach A New Deadlock   Truce Prospects By Dec, 27 Seem More Remote

Stassen Says Danger Of War Real But Prospects For Peace Brighter

Claims Peace View Bright   Harold Stassen Is Optimistic On His World Tour Return

World At Last Sees Evil in Communism   Stessen Says Russia Would Face Revolution lf Red Army Strikac

Stassen Finds Peace Nearer. Soviet Facin g Home Revolt   Red Army Itself Is Ready To Rebel If Kremlin Starts Aggression, He Gathers From lron Curtain Lealss

Stassen Says Peace Possible  Counter Revolution In Russia Threatens

HOPE FOR PEACE  Cn. Be... ww. Detabls   Calls Prospects Brights “Than ‘Any Time In 3 Year:

Prospect For Peace Is Brighter   Stassen Says Kremlin Is Facing The Threat Of Another Revolution.

Sees Prospects Of World Peace Brighter Today   Stassen Believes Kremlin  Faces Counter - Revolt With Army Taking Part

Stassen: Prospects for Peace Brighter Than Anv Time in Lact Three Yearc

Peace Prospects Better-Stassen  Returns From Trip Around the World

Stassen Says Peace Hopes Are Brighter   Sees Revolution In Russia if Wor Poes Come

Kill 1,000 Reds In An Attack   Along Front   Threatening Moves Are Made Toward Central And Eastern Sectors

Two Regiments Smash Red Forces Near Yongwol on   a%a0 TF 8 8 One TRS  Patrols Clash Alon  Entire Front seg Thi  Fae 6°68 O23 Ue  ird

Planes Help Slay 1,000 Red Troops   U.N, Patrols Active In Abandoned City; New Fight Expected

Reds Ready  To Launch  Big Attack  Allies Kill 1,000 On Central Front

WONJU AGAIN OCCUPIED BY U. N. FORCES   Allied Scouting Patrols Reenter Korean City Abandoned After Battle; Find No Reds There.   1,000 COMMUNISTS SLAIN AT YONGWOL   Two U. N. Attack Regiments, With Air Supvort, Rout Large Force; Enemy Shifting Troops.

Meet No Opposition But Find Key City In Ruins   Air-Supported Allied Attacks On Another Sector Killed 1,000 Reds And Routed Remainder Of Strong Force.

Wonju Taken By UN Patrols; No Opposition   Ruined Rail Center Recaptured; 1000 Reds Reported Killed an East-Central Front

Ales Reoccupy Abandoned Wonju  Two Reginents Smash Red Forces Near Yongwol on  _ Eastem Froat NEW OFFENSIVE NEARS Patrols Clash: Along Entire   NEW: OFFENSIVE NEARS   Patrols Clash: Along Entire Front Denoting Third  Chinese Drive

No Opposition Is Met in Ruined Town   Offensive Still Looked For After 2 Weeks Of Inaction by Reds

UN Forces Reoccupy Wonju    Elsewhere Along Front Sharp Skirmishes Look Like Preliminaries  To Big Red Offensive

U.N. Retake: Wonj ju; Red Opposition Nil  Shift Of Korea Troop Seen Prologue To  ~~, ase

1,000 Reds Killed In Another Area   Long-Awaited Red Offensive To Drive Allied Troops From Korea May Start Rolling Soon; Guerrillas Active

U.N. ‘Prow! Force Reoccupies Wonju, Rail and Road Hub   Another Patrol Kills 1,000 Reds In 2-Day Battle

Wonju Is Reoccupied By Allies   Reds Take Heavy Losses Inflicted as Invaders Seek to Rearoup Forces

U. N. Reoccupies Wonju, Key Rail, Highway Center, Without Opposition

Another Enemy Force Routed, 1,009 Left Dead   Big Red Offensive Still Expected At Any Time. However

Big Enemy Offensive Is Expected to Break Ou Any Time In Koreas   U. N. Patrols Find Wonju Deserted   Large Masses of Troops Seen Moving South In Area Near Seou!)

Troops Still Alerted for Red Offensive  Allied Air Units Aid Infantrymen

1,000 Reds Die in Battle Near Yongwol   Big Enemy Drive Still Expected At Any Moment

Unopposed Allies Enter Town Anew   Two Air-Supported Attack Regiments Kill 1,000 On East-Central Front   STILL AWAIT DRIVE

Big Offensive Still Expected; 2 Attack Units Blast Enemy   CommunistsContinueShift To Eastern, Central Sectors

Skirmishing Ali Along Korean Front May Be Preliminary to Third Major Enemy Drive.  AELTIES ROIT FOR   ALLIES ROUT FOE NEAR YONGWOL

1,000 Die Under Air, Ground Fire   Allies Retake Wonju Again Without Ficht

Big Enemy Force Is Cut At Yongwol   Communists’ Patrol . Attempt to Close Gaps  Between U.N., Red Troops Drive Is Expected Allied Leaders Await Chinese Offensive on Big Scale   Drive Is Expected

REDS STILL MASSING FOR NEW ASSAULT   Command Changes Hinted In Report At Tokyo Offices

Allied Attack  Routs Large Enemy Force   1,000 Reds Reported Killed On East-Central Front: U. N Patrol Again Occupies Wonju

1,000 Reds Wiped Out In Another Are   Prowl Force Goes Back Into Key Base, Finds Only Civilians

Allies Reoccupy Wonju as Patrols Check Up on Reds  Two U.N. ie eg Cmach Cammuinic

Wonju Reoccupied; Red Big Offensive Expected   NO OPPOSITION TO U.N. PROWL FORCE AS IT ENTERS ABANDONED RAIL HUB

Enemy Is Believed Making Plans For All-Out Offensive   1,000 Communists Killed Southeast Of Yongwol; ante Fare Actions Indicate  aiar Drive Caming

Allies Tense. Awaiting New  Red Offensive   UN Prowl Force Finds No Enemy in Deserted Wonju-1.000 Bodies  Counted on East Front

Planes Pound ‘Chinese Reds To Aid Yanks   Big Red Offensive Seen Starting Soon Across Korea Waist

Allied Troops Again Fin¢ Wonju Rail Hub Deserted   Red Offensive Still Expected

Expect Big Red Drive To Begin Momentarily   ‘Two Allied Attacks Kill 1,000 Reds In Another Sector

UN Prowl Force Reoccupies Rail, Highway Hub  Meet No Opposition In Entering Woniu

Sharp Battle Near Yongwol   Red Force Smashed, Big Communist Drive Expected Almost Any Moment

Patrol Enters Wonju Again  Another Shift In  Generals Due As Reds Hold. Drive

Allies Regain Road And Rail Hub In Korea   Big Communist Push Expected Any Time  we > = — . =  >. ok Ss ok he a es

Allies Kill 1,000 Reds; Foe On Run      No Opposition Met in Wonju; Big Red Drive Still Expected to Break Out All Across Peninsula at Any Time

Ruined Wonju Taken; 1,000 Enemies Slain  Fight Is Reported  Still Raging With UN On Offensive

No Opposition ls Met in Ruined Town  Offensive still It look Adar 9 W,   Offensive Still Looked For After 2 Weeks Of Inaction by Reds

RED FORCE IS BLASTED NEAR YONGWOL AREA   Only Civilians On Hand Te Greet Yanks In Ruined And Abandoned City

Red Offensive On Gigantic Scale Expected To Break Out Across Peninsula At Any Time

Bible Verse   Communists Reported MovingFrom West For The Expected Big Push

NO OPPOSITION ENCOUNTERED IN ACTION   Big Red Offensive Effort Still Expected   U.N. ATTACKERS   Rout Enemy Force Of 6,000 On Snow Covered EastCentral Battlefront

Allied Troops Reoccupy Key Road-Rail Hub   Wonju Deserted By Enemy Forces; Big Drive Looms

Patrol Force Moves Back Into Road-Rail Center   1.000 Reds Reported Killed, Remainder Of Force Routed; Enemy Offensive Awaited Momentarily

Allied Troops Re-Enter Key City Of Wonju   Other U.S. Forces Wipe Out 1,000 Reds in Central Korea

U.N. Prowl 'Foree Back In Wonju   Ruined And Abandoned Railroad Hub Taken Without Opposition; Red Drive Expected

Allied Patrols Active; Enemy Push Awaited   2 U.N. Regiments Put Reds on Run After Big Attack Near Yongwoi

GEN, MARSHALL CITES THREAT OF COMMUNISM  Soldier - Statesman Says Gen. MacAr. thur Disseveed With Policies.   By RAYMOND LAHR AND JOHN L. STEELE

Justification Is Sought for Truman’s Firing of MacA As Far East Commander

Illinois Family Believed Slain  Five Bodies Sought By Oklahoma Police

Murder of Family Of 5 Is Suspected  Hitchhiker May Have — Struck in Oklahoma

Officers in Oklahoma Face Task of Solving One of State’s Most Ghastly Crimes

Mass Murder of Family  by Hitchhiker Feared; Oklahoma Hunts Slayer

FEAR ILLINOIS FAMILY SLAIN IN OKLAHOMA   Atwood Couple and 3 Children : Malsiog; Fini: Bloodstained Car.

Police Hunt for Bodies of Illinois Farm Couple, Their Three Children Believed Murder Victims of Hitchhiker

Possible Mass Murder Of Illinois Family Spurs Oklahoma Investigation

Fear Family Of Five Murdered.   Blood-Splotched Auto. Found; Police Hunting Couple, 3 Children

Family of Five Feared Slain  Bloody Auto Spurs Search for Bodies

Fear Illinois Family of Five Slain At Tulsa   Find Blood-Stained, Bullet-Riddled Auto; No Trace of Victims

Oklahoma Officers on Grim Seareh in Effort to Solve Apparent Mass Murder

WINTER AGAIN   —HITCHHIKER IS HUNTED—  Bloody Aute Found; ‘Family Feared Slain

FEAR ILLINOIS FAMILY OF FIVE HAS BEEN SLAIN   BLOOD-SPATTERED AUTOMOBILE FOUND NEAR TULSA, OKLA.

OUR ALLIES ‘NEED’ $19 BILLION WORTH Despite Sounds Of Peace, Huge Arms Program Urged

$19 Billion Aid Price Tag Bared  Marshall Reveals European Plans

Marshall Hits Allies: Says U. §. Foreian Aid To Total $19 Billions

-ommunists at Work Trying to. Exploit ' Controversy Between Truman, Machrthu

Fighting Tri-Staters   ommunist Working 0 Split Americans ver MacArthur Issue

Communists To Capitalize on Truman-— MacArthur Controversy for Propaganda

Byrnes’ Epic Speech Erases Doubts Of Isolationist Views In Southland

TOOK STRONG LINE IN BOMBING CHINA, ALL-OUT ARMS AID TO EUROPE NATIONS

Full-Scale Strike Follows Sit-Down   General Electric Turbine Plant Crippled by Walkout

UN Patrol Rescued From Trap; Enemy Attack Repulsed  Light to Moderate Resistance Reported  In Red Build-Up Area

Tanks Rescue  T rapped Patro  Matte Alen Ranawtan   Reds Also Reported Repulsed at Kansong

Air Force Kill Many Reds In Korean Action   Over 7,000 Enemy Troops Slain In Recent Raids

Revamped RFC Gets Senate OK   Symington Expected to Get Single Post

Senate Approves RFC Plan; Symington Seen New Chief  Capehart Veto Resolution Defeated; Rearcanjzation Becomes Law April 30

Capital Suffers ‘Fearful Losses’ In Mock A-Attack   Sergeant Planned to Use Coffee as Floor-Swgeping Compound  Waste at Air Foree Bases Cited

Waste In Money, Men And Supplies Charoed To USAF   Committee Finds Coffee Used As Sweeping  Compound

Senate Group Charges Waste At Air Bases   Cost of ‘Training Personnel Said To Be ‘Staggering’

Committee Scores Air Force Waste   “Days Of Luxury Over,” Senate Group Says

Much Wasfe Found ALU. S. Air Bases  Senate Committee Says Days OF Luxury Must Be Ended

*Watchdog’ Committee Hits Waste By Air Force Cites Hotel-Type   Dor mitories Ci, a ee ae pe Lt... a ly

Coffee Used for Floor Cleaning At Air Base, Senate Group Charges

Committee Cites Cases In Report   Enough ‘Chair Corps’ Men For War Unit, Survey Discloses

‘Days of Luxury’ Are Over, Says Senate’s Report   Investigators Find Coffee Being Used for Sweeping Compound and Costs Per Student Averaging $6,000.

Seaman, Third Class, Arrests Major General   Sailor Slaps High Army Officer and Takes Him to Jail For Beina “Commie’

Initiation Burns Detroit Student  Spark Sets Fire To Painted Body

Paint Smeared on High School Youth Being Initiated Into Fraternity Catches Fire

Jessup’s Loyalty is Beina Probed   McCarthy Says Vincent Also is Getting a Check

Curley Bows Out But Will Fight NBC to Last Ditch.   To Campaign Against Candidates V¥ho Have Endorsement of New Boston Committee

1,545 Korean Veterans Arrive In Seattle Today   Transport Docks Before Noon; Big Reception For Beribboned Soldiers Coming flonie

Money Bills Slash State  Expenditures   College Funds Would Suffer “Largest. Cut

TEXAS DEMOCRAT. WINS HOUSE SEAT   Frank tkard Elected Congress. man From Lone Star State's 13th District.

White House Deal ‘Treason’   McCarthy Blames It on ‘Bourbon, Benedictine’

Senator Says “Treason in White House’ ls Aided “By Bourbon and Benedictine’

Calls Mac’s Removal ‘Treason’   He Says ‘Bourbon’ Made Truman An Easy Mark

M'CARTHY TREASON CHARGE   Accomplished by Bour. bon and Benedictine

McCarthy Says Treason’ Done With Bourbon   TRE --- -- - ----Should Be Impeached, Says GOP Senator

Alger Hiss Pals Still Run State Dept., Says Senator  McCarthy Declares President Swayed After

‘Bourhon and Benedictine’ \  M eCarthy Says Trumar  Is a ‘ —— : Dlamancde lnnonnhmon:            Demands Impeachment

Satellite Pacts Held Violated   8. Charges Russia Lets Treaties Be Flouted

West Three Put Gromyko On Hot Spot   Russia Accused Of Creating Tension in World Affairs

Protests Rise Quickly After Order Issued   45.76 Cents Figure Based on Carolina Area, Others Less

Jordan’s Talk  Clears Wav   Leaders Hope Education Issue Can Be Settled In Legislature

Bevan's Hand Influences Attlee Plan   Manifesto Implies Churchill Leads England to War

Attlee Platform Keystone Peace  Ckurchill Branded "Wor Party’ Head

Britons Making War Threat Top Campaign Issue   Annual Conference Opened By Labor Leaders In England

British: British:Lines Shape Up...  Labor Party Makes New World War Vote Theme

Laborites To Use War Threat In Campaign  British Party To Stress Danger  rmetis~aw&

British Tories Called War Party   Laborites Make New Hostilities Main Issue

Gabrielson Believes He Cleared Self   Former RFC  Director Will TT. a7f., Tadayv

Powdered Egg Buying By Army Called ‘Waste’   State's Rent Control Law Js Defended By Democrats

Red Cross Opens 1951 Fund Drive   Chicago Chapter’s Quota Is $3,350,000, 24 Per Cent Higher Than Cam paign Goal of Last Year.

Red Cr oss Opens Fund Drive Today   Chicago Chapters Quota  Is $3,350,000, 24 Per  Cent Higher Than Cam puizn Goal of Last Year.

Sordid Tale Goes On   New York Schoolboys Tell of Peddlers Who Make $300 to $400 a Da; Selling Dope to Kids

Nervous Boys Tell of First Trying Dope   New York Investigators Hear Testimony Played From Recordings

School Boys Tell Of Drug Addiction   Peddlers: Invaded Campuses, Youths Testifv at Hearing

Freeze Freeze,’ Housewife Asks ee _ ESE aan  HALF-CENT LIMIT PLACED ON HIKES

Ship Firms Reject Longshoremen Bid  For New Pay Tah  Slight Llone   Slight Hope Is Foreseer For Quick Conclusion To Dock Strike

COOPERATIVES AY BE TAXED   Senate Group Also See: Mutual Companies As Revenue Source

Groups Maj Lose lax Exemptions   George Advocates Tapping Earnings of Co-operatives

Tax Writing Senators Are Eveing Co-Ons   Search for Revenue Causes Solons to Scan Exempt Profits Of These Groups

Tax Exemptions Get Critical Eye Of Senate Body   Cooperatives And Mutual Companies Included In Study  vr... gt REED Wissel Birt &t

Tax Writing Men Are Eyeing Group   Finance Committee Considers Taxing Most Cooperatives

Senators Scan Co-ops To Get  Revenue Boos!    Mutual Companies .-Face.Tax. In-Moves.. - By Finance Leader

PROPOSE TAX ON EARNINGS OF COOPERATIVES   Senators Consider Action o1 Tax Exemptions of Some Groups.

Tax-Exempt Mutual Firms, Co-ops Eyed  Senate Group Turns  ]}T ft... @.....kee. fT.

N. ©. Cotton   Tax-Writing Committee Eyes Earnings of Exempt Co-Ops

Soviets’ Spy Claim Voted   Red Resolution Beaten 39 to 5 In Committee

Vote Backs U. §. In Red Charges   U.N. Slaps Down Russian Protest

U.N. Unit Upholds U.-5., Rejects Russ Subversion Charge   Holds Mutual Aid Act Does Not Mean Aagaression

U.N. Rejects Soviet Claim About ‘Plots’   Huge Vote Backs Denial of Intent To Upset Russia

KREMLIN CLIPPED AGAIN  U. N. Rejects Russ Charge of.U. S. Subversive Moves

UNITED STATES GETS CONFIDENCE VOTE FROM U.N. BODY   Political Committee Turns Down Russian Charges Of Anti-Kremlin Plot

Outlets Sought For Shipments To Other Areas  Diversion Likely   Diversion Likely To Plants Making Cheese or Butter

Outlets Sought ror nipmenis To Other Areas  Diversion Likely To Plants Makin: Cheese or Butter

U.S. Challenges Red Delegate To Make Peace Plan Official   Move Catches State Department by Surprise; Question Whether it’s Sincere or Propaganda

U.S. Chiefs Fear It Is Propaganda   But Assert Door Is Wide Open If Malik Truce  Dlew le Carinae.   More Than Propaganda”?

U.S. Requests Malik Make Plea Direct   Proposals Should Go To U. N.. Leaders Say; Reaction Varies

Kentucky Men in Unexplained Duel   Veterinarian Wounded, Kills Assatlant

Two Keys Towns Abandoned By Allied Forces  UN Troops Continue Betennt Gacedheenesl   UN Troops Continue Retreat Southward From Osan Region

Reds Push UN Troops Out of Wonju, Osan   Key Rail-Highway Towns Left in Flames as  Eighth Army Withdraws

TWO KENTUCKY) NIGHT CLUBS ARE RAIDED   State Police Enter Latin Quarter, Club Manana  nar 8 Brahm ee - Se ee oe   Gambling Raid Is Biggest In Blue Grass History; 48 Police Participate

Kentucky State  Police Raid  Newport Spots Gun-Toting Officers  Arrest 150, Find Gambling Equipment

68 Nabbed in Raid On Gambling Spots  Platoon Engineers Kentucky Crackdown

Kentucky Night Clubs Knocked Off in Raids; Scanty Girls Picked Ur

2 North Kentucky Clubs Are Raided  State Police Arrest 68 Persons PRS geek CRY a Se cee I UM lS

Truce Talks Mired Deeper; FightingGrows No Hint Given When Parley At  K eaenmat ve. ; SSS

Korean Talks Show No Sign Of Resuming  Ridgway Blisters Reds Again On Fake

Truce Parleys Enter 12th Day Of Suspension   No Hint Conferences Near Resumption; Foe Claims New Violations

Volunteer Organist at 75. Great Grandmother Passes SAFB Physical

Four-Man Crew Reported Missing  Two Boats Are Sunk By Heavy Gulf Seas

30 Missing in Plane Wreeks   Fear Big Toll in Atlantic. Pacific Area Crashes

Find USAF Plane On French Peak; 10 Aboard Dead   Another Down In Sea in Japan With Four Dead

Smuggles Son Out of Army to Get Him Into a Hospital   Private Amborski ill With Peritonitis

Father: Says. Smuggled Sick Son From Camp   Unable to Get _ Attention, He Says; .» AWOL. Says: General

SMUGGLES SON FROM ARMY TO SAVE HIS LIFE   Father Says GI Denied Medical  Aid; Taken to Family M. DB.

ISAYS MEDICAL AID DENIED ~  Father Smuggles Sick Son: Out Of Ozarks Army Post

Famil y Smuggles Out Sick Soldier, Charges Neglect at an Army Post

Is Smuggled From Fe will  Commandant   Commandant Says Soldier Given Attention

FCC Orders Long Distance Toll Hearing   Cites Profit Increase Hints Charges Ar ‘Unjust, Unreasonable

Seek New Angle On Ship Deal   $225,000 Profit On $20,000 Investment

END FOR BIG TASK   Temporary Work for TwoCounty Area Done, Cancelled, Turned Over

Texas Demos Shun Truman Drive Meal   Big Brass Absent From Strategy Meet In Austin

Iran Premier  Is Murdered By A Fanatic   Political Crisis Is Caused In. Oil Rich Country

General. Ridgway Laud: French Troops for “Cold Steel”? Charge   No Precipitation is in Picture But Mercury Due to Drop

Father Jailed for Sending Boy fo School in Defiance of State Law

TLL STAY HERE AND ROT Goes to Jail Rather Than Take Son, 5, Out of Schoo!

David Goes to School and Dad to Jail In Dispute Over Law on 5-Year Olds

Navy Chief Issues Warning Against Communist Threat   Chinese Guerrilla Activity Is Limited

Sanity Test Slated For Boy Slayer   Taken To G. R. To Be Examined

Death Ends Gorilla Romance _  Bronx Zoo Ape Falls into Moat; Fiancee May Die

Gorilla Romance Halted by Death   Bronx Zoo Great Ape Tumbles Into Moat and Is Drawned on Honeymoon Eve: Rescue Effort Faits

Zoo Romance Is Fatal  Huge Gorilla Falls in Moat and Drowns On Trying To Get to Fiancee on Other Side

Rescue Attempt Fails—  ’ Great Ape Tumbles Into Bronx Zoo Moat. Drowns On Eve Of Honeymoon

Most Promising Gorilla Romance Ends In Fatal Tumble Into Bronx Zoo Moat

Reds Stream Northward As Allies Pursue   ‘Iron Triangle’ Resistance Gone, But War Still On

Allied Task Forces Roam Unopposed ir Reds Iron Triangle   Officers Say Reds Flight Is the Only Sianificant Action.

Beaten Reds Flee Advancing Allies  UN Forces Unopposed in Abandoned Iron Trianale

Allied Task Forces Roam Unopposed Over Aban. doned Lron Triangle; Fire Bombs Harass En. emy

Reds Flee Before UN Tank Units   Battle Action Limited To Clashes With Enem} Forces Covering Retreat East of Triancle

U.N. Races Across "Red Triangle’ Almost Unopposed   Enemy May Have Left Pyonggang At Tip of Area:

Thousands Of Chinese Reds In Full Retreat   Allies Control ‘lron Triangle’ Area

ADVANCES MADE BY UL N. FORCES ARE UNOPPOSED   Troops Advance To  \ ward Northernmost ‘ Point Of Triangle— . Battles Fought In Hilly Country.

Allied Forces Rove Unopposed Over Triangle  Tanks, Men Advance  Toward Pyonggang;

‘Allied Armor Prowls Above ‘Border Making Good Advance ‘In the Direction of Pyonagang

Reds, Eleeing  ron Triangle’  Thousands of T   Tanks Advance Toward _Pyonggang As: Enemy Takes, to Mountains

LN Armor Prowls Red Korean Plain  Extent of Retreat Censored—Red Chinese Abandon Huge Stores

UN Tank Forces Are Roaming Ahead Freely   Good Advance Are Made Toward City of Pyonggang

E'N Army lvcal ring  Pyonggang   Ridgetop Fights Resolving Into ‘Bouncing Battle’

Beaten Reds Stream North In Korea War   Tanks Roam Over Fallen Commie  ‘tron Triangle’

RETREATING REDS STREAM NORTHWARD   Communists Flee From Ridge to Ridge as Allies Dig Them Out in Mountains.   TANKS UNOPPOSED IN IRON TRIANGLE   Allies Pushing Toward Pyonggaong North Point of Triangle But Censorship Veils Progress.

Allies Roam At Will Over Red Terrain   Beaten Reds Streak Northward Ahead ot Steadily Advancing  UN Attackers

lron Triangle  Is Abandoned By the Reds   Allied Troops and Tanks Race Unopposed Acros: Bomb-Shatiered Area

Reds Stream Northward   Altiea Roam Unopposed Over Abandoned ‘Iron Tri angte’, Push on to North

Beaten Enemy Streams North By Thousands  Allies Go Unoppose Over ‘Iran Trianale’

‘Bouncing Battles’ Of The Ridges  U.N. Troops Roam Over Triangle As Reds Still Retreat

Allies on Tail of Beaten Reds   Roam Unopposed Over Abandoned Triangle; Fight on Ridges

Reds Retreat To North As Gls Advance   Allied Tanks, Troops Unopposed In Sector Abandoned By Enenry

Beaten Reds Stream North From Triangle   Allied Task Forces ~ Roll on Flat Lands  Toward Pyonggang

Beaten Communists Are Hurrying To Mountains   Enemy Trying To Check U. N. Advance By Mountain Warfare While Retreating Northward By The Thousands.

Reds Continue To Fall Back Before Allies   Gains In Triangle Made By Forces Of The U.N.

Allied Task Forces Roam  Seaggeil   UN Tanks, Men   UN Tanks, Men  Reported Making Good Advances; News ls Censored

DEFEATED REDS STREAM NORTH BY THOUSANDS   Allied Task Forces Roam Unopposed Over Abandoned Iron Triangle

U. N. Task Units Are Unopposed In Iron Triangle   Bth Arms Gains Ground Toward Capital Of Foe: Mention Su Distances

Beaten Recs Streaming Inte Wild, Rugged Mountains   lron Triangle Falls To U. N. Forces

UN Tank Forces Are Roaming Ahead freely  Go od Adva   Good Advance Are Made Toward City of Pyonagang

Allies Roam Over Abandoned Areas  Task Forces in Move Forw Thru “Tron ve  RESUME HILL BATTLES  Van Fleet Claims Red Forces No Longer a Threat to Seoul  iia om a ae _

Allies Roam Unopposed Over Reds Abandoned “Iron Triangle”; Foe Reported Streaming Northward

“Bouncing” Battles Rage Over Ridges   Communists Retreat On Rugged, Wild  Mountain Trails

Allied Task Forces Roam Unopposed   UN Tanks, Men Reported Making Good Advances; News Is Censored

Beaten Reds Move North From Hills   Allied Tanks And Men Spill Out Over Flat Lands In ‘Iron Triangle’

Gis Fighting “Bouncing Battles’. With Co ommies:  Thousands Of Beaten Reds Stream Northward From UN

Beaten Recs Flee North From Yanks  Biaiezrenkee   Allied Forces Roam At Will In ‘Triangle’

ALLIED FORCES MEET LITTLE RED OPPOSITION  ENEMY IS DRIVEN INTO MOLNTAING

Allied Forces Run Unopposed Over Triangle   Good Advances Made Toward Pyonggang As Reds in Retreat

Allies Are Unopposed In Triangle   Reds in Headlong Flight Are Hit... Hard With Fire “Bombs fram Air -

Allies Roam At Will Over Red ‘Iron Triangle’  U.N. Tanks Spill Out Over Areas North Of Key Cities

U.N. Task Forces Swarm Across ‘Tron Triangle’   Beaten Reds Stream Northward, Yielding Ridge After Ridge

Beaten Red Foe Streams North  Allied Tanks, Men in Good Advances

U.N. Task Forces RoamUnopposed Over Territory   Planes Bomb Troops With Explosives as Allies Push Attacks

Censors Cloud News of Allied Victory Pursuit  Cammuinijet< No   Communists No Longer Threat To Seoul, Word

Fleeing Reds Are Blasted By U.S. Planes   Allied Task Forces Mova Steadily Over Iron Triangle Abandoned By Communist Troops

Whipped Rec Moving Out Of Triangle   Allies Make Good Advances Toward Red Capital

Jury Returns Guilty Verdict  Ex-Principal Faces Ten Years in Prison

' Grand Jury Charges Cops Protected Gamblers for Decade  New York Police Housecleaning Urged

New York Jury Charges Police Bigwigs Linked to Gambling Over Past 10 Years

Jury Blasts. Police Brass In New York  Says Heirarchy Aided Gamblers For Ten Years

Boiling Mad Jury Scores Top NY Cops   Calls Inspectors of De cade Hierarchy of Cor rupt Officials.

 AEC Reports Many Improvements Rapid Development Forces U. S. to Step Up Atomic Test:

Circus Truck Overturns, Freeing Savage. Beasts, After Lion Kills Child

Wild Beasts Escape When Ty Te Linsets   ‘Crash. Liberates Two Bears And Yiger Only Short Time After Lion Kilis Child.

Gambling Lid “Kills” Casino Busines:   ‘How Is Your Newport Rating?—“NG”?

People Want Gambling Says Slot Operator  Owner Telle How Hic   Owner Tells How His Machines Run Wide Open In Reading, Pa.

Crime Group In Reading  Methodist Minister Describes City as  Gamblere Haven

Reds Reply To Questions Allies Asked In Regard To  Supervi ising Kerean Truce

Early Armistice Hopes Still High  Truce Delegates Spar Warily As Reds Answer  Quactinnaz

Delegates Spar In Truce Talks  Both Sides Hopeful Of Early Agreement

Enemy to Air ‘Compromise   U.N. Team Awaits Reply On Red Pranncal

Each Side Hopeful Of Armistice Okeh By Scheduled Date   UN, Red Delegates Tackle Truce Supervision  Penahlame

Both Sides Seem Hopeful Agreement To Be Reached Before Date Of Deadline   Communists Asked To Answer Numerou: Allied Questions On Details Of Red Pian For Supervising Of Cease-Fire

5 SK) a pies Macs Me nit eth) Ae  29 New Polio Cases “epee in State

Price Office Cuts Red Tape   : Small Steres Will Be ~ Covered by Original “General Ceilings

U. S. Action Cuts Price Red Tape   4 Firms Charge They Were Denied Stee! Allatmente

Red Tape !s Cut OnPrice Control   Small Store Rules Are Being Eased

OPS Chops Reams Of Red Tape From Little Retailer —  Action Is One Of Several Taken In Mobilization Plans:

OPS RELAXES SMALL STORES PRICE ORDERS   Minor Retailers Allowed to Continue Under General Ceiling Poligy   PAY BOOSTS GRANTED   Raise For Trainmen Brings Limited Peace to Railroad Front

RED TAPE IS CUT BY OPS   Small Store Operators Chief Beneficiaries Of Action

rome Front Is Strengthened... . Pricing Red Tape Severely Slashed

Pati nclude here’s No Case  Wit  hout Corpse   Slash Red Tape PS equires is  Of ll Steres   (Loans Al Tax Favors  Haute ‘Com pitlee Reports Biggest onanza”’ Ever

PRICE CEILING REGULATION IS EASED      Small Retailers Benefit Bi 0.P.S. Ruling  TRAINMEN      End 26-Month Dispute With Carriers; Approve Raise For Aircraft Workers

Chop Much Complication From Controls   Small Stores Are Eased Of Some Red Tape Demand

MANY SMALL STORES FREED OF RED TAPE      Rule No Price Charts Neces sary, Stay Under Ceiling.

Government Slashes Away Great Amount of Red Tape From Small Stores Under OPS Rules

Pa. Tax Picture  Jumblea   House Sends Local Pay Levy Bill Back To  Committee

Allied Forces Nudge Closer To Red Lines Above 38th Parallel   South Koreans Are Six Miles Inside Barrier O: East Coast As Chinese Maes Power In Central And Western Battle Sectors

Senator Checking War-Surplus Ship Deal Which Netted $250,000 Profit

Commerce Group Starts Checking Casey Ship Deal   ‘  Sawyer Asked To Disclose How Ex-Congreseman Arranged Huge Profit

Tran Stalls’ on Offer of Harriman; .  US Firm Ready to Supply Technicians

Iran Welcomes Harriman Visit   Premier Will Confer With Truman Aide on Oil Dispute

lran. Welcomes Truman Aide For Conference   But Premier -. Shows No ‘Sign. Of Oil: Compbromice

IRAN FAVORS MEDIATION BY HARRIMAN   Commission Urges Premier to Accept Truman Offer

lran Premier Accepts Trumar Offer to Help   Would Confer With Harriman on Crisis

Iran ‘Happy’ To Talk Over Oil Problems   But There’s Doubt That Harriman Can Win Policy Chance

lran’s Premier To See Harriman   Sends Message To President Truman Accepting Offer

Iran Ready To Have Harriman Hear Dispute   Recommendation Made Truman’s Offer Be Accepted.

Harriman Invited For Conferences Or lran’s Oil Crisis   Premier Accepts President’s Offer To Send Representative

Gen. Eisenhowe Makes Report To President  a Cabinet Members Also Hear Status Of Europe Defense

Snowstorm Hits Maine Utilities  Five-Inch Fall  Fouls Telephones

Huge Search Launched for  Missing Plane Aselinoy With   Airliner, With 40 Aboad, Down In Africa Jungles

Rain Hampering  Plane Search   Missing Ship Believed Down In African Jungle.

Chutists Plan to Land Near PAA Plane   Fate of 40 on Board Sky Giant Unknown;  Ambilannaecan Route

Airmen Comt West Africa Jungle Area   “Greatest Search In History’? Under Way for 40 Lost During Big Storm

Weather Hinders Hunt For Plane   Ship With 40 Aboard Missing In Junele .

Searchers Spot DC-4   Plane Found in Jungle; Dead, Injured Unknown

Search For Plane With 40 Aboard Hampered By Rain   Greatest Air Hunt In History For Pan-Am Plane “Bound For New York: Tornado In Part OF Area

Constellation With 40 Aboard Found in Dense  Liberian Jungle   Lutheran Mission Assisting in Rescue; Parachute Team on Way

Plane Down In Liberia,  No. Africa   Rescue’ On Way; Fate Of 40 Is  Undetermined

- —RAIN HAMPERS SEARCH— Slows Jungle Hunt For Plane With 40 People

Vast Hunt Underway For Plane   Rain Hampers Search in African Jungle for Plane With 40 Aboard  Help From Europe  Continent- Based B-29’s Due to Arrive Today to Assist

NO WORD ON FATE OF 40 PASSENGERS   RESCUERS START FOR CRASH SCENE IN AFRICAN JUNGLE

Plane With 40 Aboard Is Spotted .   Rescue Party From Lutheran Mission In Africa Starts For Crash Scene

Find Remains of Plane In Liberia Jungle   Fear All 40 Aboard Pan American Constellation Have Perished

Jungle Scanned For Lost Plane   Airliner Disappeared Near African Coast

Receive No Word About Casualties   Parachute Team to Help in Rescue Operations

Missing Plane With 40 Aboara Reported Found   Medical Aid Sent To Liberia Scene; No Casualty Report

Searchers Spot Missing Plane  nett ot Leth oor Fit neces   Constellation Down In African Jungle

British Seize All Entry Points Into Canal Zone   Report Egyptians Retaliate With Road Block On Main Route

‘BLOCKADE’ _IS_SET_UP Egyptian Students Urge Open War With Britain

Many Are Puzzled By Rotary Ban   Order Barring Priests From Service Group Mystifies Leaders.

Spain's Republican Regime in Exile Still Functions against Fascists

Legion Opens 33rd Meeting  National Commander On Speaking Program

La Prensa Plant Seized by Peron  Government Tokes Complete Charge

Ohio Building Authority Bill Awaits, Action  Study Group Urges Higher License Fee And Gas Tax Boost

Copper Men  Plan to Meet   Kennecott Unions Say No to Postponement, May Negotiate

Six Navy Men Die In Georgia Crash  B-29 Burns fn Texas But All Eight Occupants Parachute Safely

6 Navy I'liers Die As Plane Goes Off Clift   10 Airmen Killed In Two Crashes  In Alaska Wilds

Pensacola Plane Crashes, Kills 6  Navy Craft Explodes Near Calhoun En)

Marshall Urges Draft Age Hike  27-Year-Old Group Would Be Inducted

Expansion Of Draft Age Discussed   Marshall Calls For Inclusion of 18-Year-Old: 27 Months; Committee Wants Older Men.

18-Year-Old Draft Asked By Marshall   Universal Military Service And Training Plan Urged; 27 Months To Be Served During World Crisis

Youths Would Serve 27 Months Under New Long Range Program  Decioned tn Meact   Designed to Meet Tensions That May Persist for Lifetime

27 Months' Service Raging Figt For All 18-Year-Olds Stalls Red Is Asked By Marshall Pursuit

27 Months Service for 18-Year-Olds Urged by Defense Chief Marshall

@en, Marahali Urees Law To Paul Youre Men 'S Years Oid inte Servies For 27 Menths

Marshall Asks Congress for  18 Year Olds   Proposed Measure Would Provide 27 Months Service

Marshall Says Nation In Need Of New Sef-Un   Secretary of Defense Is Hoard By Committee

GEN, MAR OUTLINES PLAN FOR SECURITY   Defense Secretary Would Require All IS- Year-Old Men to inter Service.

Australians Veto Red Ban In Referendum  Menzies Declares Hands Now Tied; Vote Is Close

Bad Weather Takes Lives Of 10 Persons   Wide Area Ravaged By Storms; Havoc Played in Many . Centers by Elements

Storms Kill 10 Over US   7 of 10 on HighwaysDue to Weather; 3 Die in Plane Crash

Storms Sweep  East; 10 Killed  Wind, Rain Threaten Qeean. Lake Vessels

Ten Deaths Blamed On  Bad Weather   Power Lines Hit Hard In Northeast

Bad Weather Takes Toll In Areas of U.S.   Ten Killed Sunday As Storms Lash Across Country

Storms Pound Eastern Area,  10 Meet Death   ‘High Winds And Rain Raise Bavoe,. Traffic Mishaps Kill Séven .

Lincoln Base Reactivation  Coming Soon Wherry Says Air  Farca Ta Statan

Lincoln, Omaha Draw Air Units  Major Assignments fer Nebraska Bases

Van Fleet Claims 2nd Enemy Drive Will Be Stopped   Navy Dive Bombers Open Dam Gates; Foil Commie Plans To Ford River; Punishing Blows Continue As Red Casualties Mount

Gen. Van Fleet Waits Greater Enemy Effort   Commander Is Sure Allies Will Stop Any New Assaults

General Says Nevt Assault Will Also Fail   U.S. Navy Bombers Blast Dam Gates To Halt Red Buildup

FUTURE DRIVE ALSO TO FAIL, GENERAL SAYS   Van Fleet Shows Confidence Reds Will Be Halted

Truman Sees Much Trouble  In Recovery   President Speaks Informally But In Grave Vein To U, S. Cartoonists

lt War With Russia Comes . . . MacArthur Confident Soviets Can't Cut American-Japan Supply Lines

Delay U.M.T., General Asks   Wouldn’t. Need. More. Men to Defeat China, MacArthur Tells Senators

DRAFT CUT NOT FELT  HERE AS YET  16 MEN TO GET  FRITS Te r’ryraxnt St A YT ?

DRAFT CUT NOT FELT HERE AS YET  16 MEN TO GET  INDUCTION CALL FOR APRIL 18

Sen. Bridges Reported New GOP Senate Leader   New Hampshire Republican Rumored Compromise Choice for Top Post

MOUND CITY HOTEL BURNS: GUEST SOUGHT      Believe Painter's Cc igarette Started Fire; 14 Guests Escape.

Britain To Pay On Loan  , Sane Sere, ; See he ee” oT   Installments Of Capital, Interest To Be Paid U. S.

Britain Ready ToPay Canada. U.S. This Year  Could Have Avoided Interest Payment On Loans Under Waiver

British Approve Loan Payments  U. S. and Canada   U.S. and Canada - Will Get Money

Britain Decides To Pay Up Loans   Will Send Full Sum It Owes To Canada And United States

Britain to Pay Sum Due Dec. 31   Capital and Interest Installments to U. S. and Canada !o Be Me

Britain to Pay Full Installments On Loans Due on U. S. and Canada

TC OO  Britain:To Pay Full Sum Due On U.S. Loan      Churchill Government Reported Ready To Meet  Big Obligation

Practice Must Stop Part Of Historic Canal Lock Sold Here For Junk

McMath Asserts Money Received For Campaion   Sees No Reason For “Curiosity” Regarding Gifts

M'Math Puzzled By U.S. Curiosity About His Taxes   ‘It Was a Campaign Fund and Reported,’ Governor Asserts

Clergymen Ask Kefauver Crime Probers To Pay A ‘Second Visit To Detroit

NONE BACKING MAC ARTHUR, HE ADDS   “Seems To Be Something In Wind,” Says Solon   Says Outlook Optimistic: Probe Seems Destined To Last For Weeks

Marshall Expresses Optimism   Senators See Support Given His Testimony

Marshall: Tells Senate Committee of Buildups—Says MacArthur's Plan Would Not Defeat China.

Marshall Asserts All Members Of Administration's Military  Team Share Limifed-War View  Secretary Says None Would Adopt MacArthur’s Plan for Fight

Defense Secretary Tells Senate Committees Of His Views On Seventh Day Of Testimony Concerning Factors Involved In Dismissal Of General MacArthur—  Cites Increase In Strength ‘Of Russian Forces Near Korean Border

—M ANS HALL— Says Soviet Frontier Is Strengthened  ur rage   More Troops Are Sent To Siberia

Truman War Plan Blessed  By Ridgway   Marshall Says Enti.e Military Team OKs Limited Fight

Says Truman Has Backing Of Top Men   Declares Soviets Building Up Force In Far East Area

Baruch Says Putting Ike in Politics Would Do General ‘Great Disservice’

U.S. Not To Earmark Troops For UN Army   All Available Troops Tied Up In Korea, Europe

US to Hold Off UN Army Units Until War Ends  All A....2)..L3. TY. .....   All Available Forces Tied Up in Korea, West Eurone

U.S. Holds Off Commitments  On U.N. Army   Won't Earmark Forces Now; Tied up In Korea, Western Europe

TROOPS TO UN WILLUAIT ON  WAR IN KORE   No Specific Number Will Be Assigned Now; All Are ‘Tied Up?

Proposed Size Of US Army To UN Is Put Off   Troops Number To Be Revealed After Korea War

AP Editors Call Truman Secrecy Order "Dangerous Suppression Instrument’

Hard Freeze Grips Kansas   Cold Snap Due To Hang On Through Week-End

U. S. DEFENSE HEAD RENEWS SOVIET VIEWS   Bradley to Testify Today on Asia Policy Break

Year of Crime Quiz Enough for Senator   Ex-bockie Carroll Bares $750,000 ‘Take’ at FE St Laule Joint

Advance Up to 12 Miles on 60-Mile Front, Attempt to Flush 100,000 Reds Fails, Seoul Area Quiet As Rains Flood Vital Han River

One American Division Battles To Within Four Miles Of Big Road Hub

UN*Forces Smash Deep  Into Communist Territory  '"Meat-Grinder" Offensive, Ordered by  foenw hd ep Ab. fo tr

& American Soldiers in Japan Plan  rrier Christmas for Savannah Tots

Truman Thinks Ike Won't Be Democratic Candidate in 1952—Republicans Aaree —

PRESIDENT NEEDLES TAFT GOP, Truman Agree lke Out Of Democratic Race

Truman Bans Ike as Democrat   Soys General Is Not Prospect for Nomination; Want: Taft on GOP Ticket

Gulf Shrimping Dispute Ended  ississippl Ge overnor Pep eidoe at a

Cook Confesses Killing Six   Officers En Route To Oklahoma with Killer

MOSSERS IN AUTOMOBILE   Badman Tells of Slaughter  » at Joplin After Kidnap ing; Abducted Deputy and Killed Salesman.

Murdered Five in Car  Cook Admits Mass Killing After Long Tour of Terror

Admitted Killer on Way io Face ‘Oklahoma Charges   Bill Cook Tells Details of Murders of Mosser Family and Another.

Cook Confesses  Mosser Murders  Death Penalty May Be Sentence from Oklahoma Court

Badman Cook Admits Slaughtering _ Family Of 5, Salesman In 6 Days; Death Penalty May End Wild Career

Faces Death Under Federal Kidnaping Law  Shot Mossers Jan. 2 As Wife Sereamed

SLEW FIVE MOSSERS IN AUTOMOBILE   Badman Tells of Slaughter at Joplin After Kidnaping; Abducted Deputy and Killed Salesman.

Badman Bill Cook Admits Murder Of Mosser Family; Bloody Career May End With The Death Penalty

Badman Bill Cook Admits Murder Of Mosser Family Near Joplin .   Parents and Three Children Shot to Death in Their Car After Being Held Captive During Three Days’ Roaming: Salesman Also a Victim

Tax Avenues Reviewed By State Selons   Senate Rejection Of Income Levy Narrows ‘Field’  To Finance Budget

Tax Avenues Reviewed By State S Solons  ante Dont   Senate Rejection Of Income Levy Narrows ‘Field’  To Finance Budget

AGREE ON ONE POINT   ——- at University Club See Great Danger of War

Missing Plane Evidence Siffed  U. S. Studies Report On Navy Somber

Mine Tragedy Probe Ended, Await Report  Congressman Blames  ey tt. See TT. nte 3% Fen

Federal, State Probers End Mine Blast Survey   West Frankfort Investigation Is “ECintchod Renorte Due in 10 Dovs

(The Tribune will carry: a “picture story” of the pack next week.)

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‘LASTING DAMAGE’ WARNED  Big City Crime In Small Towns Revealed In Report   OTHER HIGHLIGHTS of the

Committee Releases  Final Report   Senate Probers Rap Expansion Of Underworld

Senate Crime Committee’s Report  Tells Of Increase In Dope Habit

Senate Crime Probers Make Final Report   Recommendations Are Made To Meet Conditions Found

Vice Nation-Wide, Final Report Says   Committee Swan Song Hits   At Official Connivance  With Criminal Gangs

Senate Group's Report Grim On Dope Addiction  9 Declare Crime In ~ §mall Cities Is Still In Existence

Survey Shows Yugoslavia Is Peril Point  Signs Are That War Will Not Start This Spring

Yugoslavia Called Point of Peril  In Threat of Spring War Outbreak,

‘Europe’s Dynamite Cap  Yugoslavia Is Key To War Or Peace  This Spring; Heavy U. S. Aid Is Ursed

TOP-LEVEL ESTIMATES OF NEW Ol TBRE. {k: Yugoslavia Is War Peril Point

(SAY YUGOSLAVIA MOST APT PERIL POINT FOR WAR   Survey Indicates Red Attack There Would Setoff World Hostilities   WAR - BY - INCIDENT COULD REPLACE ‘HALF - PEACE’

Yugoslavia Seen As Peril Point For War Outbreak   U, S. Consults Allies On Way To Prevent Attacks; Believe Reds Will Not Risk War

TITO RED ‘THORN’ ‘Spring War’ Seen to Hinge On Moscow-Belgrade Actions

Red Move On Tito Could Spark Conflict Yugoslavia Seen As War's Peril Point

Indian Dance at Bluff Turns Into Brawl, Police Called to Quiet Rowdy Redskins

Mixture Of Bad Weather  Drought, Floods,   Drought, Floods, Snow, Wind Reported

Drought Plagues Southern States   Three Days Of Torrentia Rains In Nebraska

A Foot of Snow for Coloradoans  . 61 Inch, Reinfall in San Antonio, Tex.

A Foot of Snow for Coloracioans  6.1 Inch Rainfall in San Antonia, Tex.

Best Thing That Can Be Said Abou Weather Today Is That It Probably Is Worse Somewhere Else

Weather Is Among Top Subjects in the News in Many Parts of Country Today

JUNE SERVES MOST OF U.S. BAD WEATHER   Drought Deepens in South as Cool! Rains Chill Midwest.

Trailer Maker Cites Lustron Foreclosure  Claims Lawyer Sai   Claims Lawyer Said He Had 2 Directors ‘In His Hip Pocket’

FRUEHAUF RELATES ROSENBAUM BOAST   Lawyer's Remark of Having RFC Directors “In Hip Pocket’ Described to Senators

Hearing On RFC  Continues   Roy Fruehauf States Lawyer Told Him He Had RFC Pair In ‘Hin Pocket’

RFC Probe Told Of Agent's Boast  Attorney Denies Influence Claim

CONTINUE PROBE OF INFLUENCE IN LENDING AGENCY   INDUSTRIALIST CITES STATEMENT MADE BY WASHINGTON LAWYER

RFC “In Hip Pocket’ Is Told Probers   Detroiter Says Statement Made By Two Directors

Attorney Boasted He  Had RFC Officials in  Pocket, Witness Says Was ‘Only Man’ Who  Could Save Lustron From Going Bankrupt

Industrialist Adds New Evidence In RFC Hearing   Trucking Head Claims Lawyer Boasted Of Having Two RFC Directors In ‘Hin Pocket’

Had 2 RFC ‘Directors In “Hip Pocket’   ‘Freuhauf Says Lawyer Rosenbaum Made Statement To Him  In 19.49

Senator Denies His Race Losses Paid By Lustron   Strandlund Refutes Young's Testimony Involving M‘Carthy

Fruehauf (uotes an Attor ney   Joseph Rosenbaum Had Two RFC Officials ‘In Hip Pocket,’ He Says  ANOTHER DENIAL  Senate Group Also Hears  (2 , SRS ieee ee See) Weal   Senate Group Also Hears Testimony of Lustron Chief Strandlund

RFC Directors in Hip Pocket, Lawyer Quoted   Industrialist Swears Rosenbaum Bragged of Control

Industrialist Also Accuses RFC Director   Dunham Blocked Effort te Save Lustron Corp., Fruehauf Says

Claimed Control of RFC Board Members?   Washinglon Lawyer ts “Quoted” by Datroit, BAich 3 Imedissheriotiat

—FRUEHAUF TAKES STAND— Testifies Lawyer Made ‘Hip Pocket’ Statement

TOLD RFC MEN IN HIP POCKET   Fruehauf Says Rosenbaum Claimed Control Of Dunham, Willett

Freuhauf Says Lawyer Claimed Influence in RFC  Testifies Rosenbaum Said He Had Directors ‘In His Hip Pocket’

Witness Claims Lawyer Named Dunham, Willet   Asseris Director Blocked Steps To Save Lustron From Financial Doors:

Detroiter Says Lawyer Claimed Hold on RFC Men  Had Two Directors ‘In His Hip Pocket’?

Industrialist Says Attorney Made ‘Hip Pocket’ Statement   Swears Rosenbaum Named RFC Directors, Dunham and Willett

‘Lawyer Had RFC Men Hip-Pocketed,  Fruehaut Swears  Rosenbaum Denies Charges   Rosenbaum Denies Charges Made in ‘Influence’ Hearing

ndustrialist Charges Influence Used n Securing Loans From the R. F. C.

Says Lawyer Claimed Two RFC Heads   Frashout Swears That Rosenbeum Told Him: He Had Them ‘in Hip Pocket

FREUHAUF PINS LUSTRON ‘PLOT’ ON 2 RFC MEN   Witness Says Rosenbaum Claimed 2 Directors “In Hip Pocket”

Check Episode Adds Spice To R. F.C. Probe   Senator McCarihy, Strandlund Linked h Race Track Incident

Link McCarthy In Race Track Check Episode   Young Says He Saw RFC Debtor Cash Checks for Senator

Quotes Lawyer As Claiming RFC Influence   Fruehauf Appears As Witness In Capitol Hearing

RFC PROBE OFF ON TANGENT Senators Race Bet Deal Fouls Up Investigation

Witness Says Rosenbaum  Told ‘Hip-Pocket’ Story   RFC Director Blocked Efforts To Rescue Lustron After Lawver’s Fee Withdrawn, Industrialist Testifies

Won-By Rebels   Polk County Picks Group Which Defied  State Legislature

Seoul fs Retaken: Reds Run   Advance of Patrols Plunge Within 15 Miles of Parallel

Allies 15 Miles from Parallel   Seoul Reoccupied as Push Nears Line

Many Feared Dead In Blast AL St. Paul   Tremendous Explosion Rips Apart Building OF Mining Company

Many Dead. Injured in Explosion   Minnesota Plant Ripped Apart by Blast; Hospitals Reported jammed

Plan Fight For Funds for Kansas Flood Control Dams   Will Seek Appropriation To Start Tuttle Creek Project Next Year.

UNIONTOWN MAI! DIES OF. HEAD: INJURE S. SUFFERED tN FAL FROM MOVING TRUCK

Chinese Cheek [Allied Drive : In Wide Area   Reds Counter Attack And Pierce Lines At Two Points:

World-Congratulates Baylor During Dedication Of New Browning Shrine

City Water Is Safe   World Congratulates Baylor During Dedication Of New Browning Shrine

Detroit Takes Two Ancient  Racers to Its Carburetor, er--to Its Heart, That Is

Aaed ‘Hot-Rodders’ Head for Toledo in Gas vs. Steam Auto Contest

Chicago-to-New York Race Chugs Along  Antique Cars Crossing North Ohio

'Can't Find Funnel to Fill Tank, Tire Leaking —  ‘Ancient Autos Wheeze Into New Lap

IF EISENHOWER RUNS IN 1952 TRUMAN WILL NOT OPPOSE HIM, FAIR DEAL FOLLOWER STATES

+  PREDICTION "BY HUMPHREY: Says If Eisenhower Runs, Chief Won't

If ke Runs, Truman Won't, Humphrey Says  Thinks They Will Not Oppose Each Other

PREDICTS IKE WON'T RUN IF TRUMAN DOES   Humphrey Stes General Unwilling To Oppose President

Sen. Humphrey Convinced ‘Truman Will Not Run Again If Eisenhower Is Available   Klein Says Ike Won‘’t Compete With President

Truman Supporter Predicts President Will Not Run Again If Eisenhower Is Available 

Relief Force Battles Eight Hours Before Breaking Through Red Ring in  Central Front.   RED COUNTERATTACK BELIEVED STALLED

Enemy Losses In 3 Weeks 100,000   Garrison Which Withstood Two Days Of Massed Communist Assaults Helps To Break Back Of Foes’ Offensive

UN Relief Unit Stabs Red Ring   Chinese Break, Run Under Allied Hard-Hitting Punck

Allied Units Reinforced At Chipyong   Communists Suffer Heavy Casualties, Flee Toward River

Cut-Off Men Reinforced  By Column  Chinese Break And Run On Central  TT amma Ptattlatenmet

re Force  Staves Off Fanatic Reds  ~ Chinese Casualties Run 30 To 1 : Agaimnet Witharing Yank Fira

Chinese Casualty List Over 10,000 Since Wednesday   Enemy Reported Fleeing As Allied Forces Advance

Allied Column Smashes To Aid Of Americans, French In Chipyong Area   HARD-HIT CHINESE REDS DEFENDING TOWN BREAK, RUN AS COLUMN BREAKS THROUGH

Smash Red Ring Around Chipyong   An Allied Relief Column Wins an Eight-hour Battle; Enemy in Flight

100,000 Reds" Killed In 22 Days Fighting   NOK Marines Get Control Islands In Wonsan Harbor

Break Chinese Ring to Relieve Allied Forces   Hard-Hit Reds Fiee. After Making 2-Day Attack at Chipvono

Troops Reach Chipyong After 8 Hour Battle   Red Casualties Total 10,593 On Wednesday

Relief Column Rams Through to Allied Force   U.S.-French Troops Get Aid; Helped Stop Chinese Push

UN Armies Are Reinforced In Chipyong Area   Chinese Break And Run After Eighi-Hour Battles Enemy Losses Pile Up Under Heavy Air Attack

Chinese Flee Under Attack Allied Troops   Relief Column Pushes Through to Aid UN Forces ‘Holding — Key Point on Front

Reds Routed As Allies  Break Line   Relief Force Fights For Eight Hours To Break Perimeter At Chipvone

Battles 8 Hours Before Cracking Ring Which Sealed Anchor City   U. S.-French Unit Encircled 2 Days   Enemy’s Single Day Casualties Lift Total To Nearly 100,006

Column Joins Holding Force   Red Casualties for 2 Days Are 10,593

Chinese Finally Break and Run   American-French Garrison Saved After 2 Days of Massed Infantry Assaults

Relief Detail Reaches Front At Chipyong   Reds Count 100,000 Casualties Since Jan. 25 Campaign Began

Relief Column  Smashes Through Chinese Red Ring   Attacking Communists Scattered; Red Casualties Since Jan. 25--100,000

RELIEF COLUMN JOINS IN “BATTLE TO HOLD FRONT   Anchor On Central Korean Line De? fended By U.N, Troops — Enemy Casualties Are Mounting.  *

Allies Break Back of Big Enemy Drive   Red Troops Mowed Down by Thousands On Central Front

Reinforcements Reach American and French Units Holding Anchor On Central Warfront

Break ‘Thru After An 8 Hour - Battle   Allied Relief Column Meet American and F; rench  - Forces   UNE DALAN, NUN  On Western Front Amercan Doughboys Wipe Ohne 400 Rede

ao NE AA Communist Losses Are  High, Claim  Weather Clears, Planes Are Busy

OFFENSIVE OF CHINESE 1S HALTED   ' U.N. Relief Column Breaks Through to Chipyong, Chinese Flee; Reds Suffer 10,493 Casualties.

Enemy’s Casualties Terrific   Allied Relief Column Breaking Through Fron South Forces Chinese TT. Flee: Hald in Wart

Relief Reaches Defenders of Chipyong Area   Estimate Chinese Lose 100,000 Men In Past 22 Davs

Strengthen Hard-Pressed Troops Holding Off Reds At Left Anchor Of Defense Line— Enemy Push Stopped — Communists Lose 10,593 Men Wednesday

Hard-Hit Chinese Break And Flee  Before Allied Reinforcement Column   Enemy Believed To Have Suffered Nearly 100,000 Dead, Wound: ed Or Captured Since Start Of United Nation’s Limited  Offensive January 25.

Chinese Break & Run When Relief Column Smashes Hard   Eight Hour Battle Precedes Joining

Reinforces Colleagues At Chipyong   Enemy Casualties Soar As Central Front Push Stopped.

Aiierican,riencn ‘Anchor’ Unit Gets Help from Column  Red Troop Losses Rise to 10,593 in Central Attacks

Heavy Death Tolls Taken Of Chinese  In F ightin g   Enemy Try To Cross Han Ends In Defeat With No Survivors

Allies Smash Red Ring, Surrounding Outpost   Red Casualties Mount Higher

Reds Lose 100,000 in Short Fight   4-Divisions Wrecked; Enemy Repulsed From Chipyong Sector

Relief Unit Breaks Red Ring to Help Hold U.N. Anchor   Chinese Flee As New Forces Join Big Battle

Reds Take Beating in  Big Fight   Chinese Flee Back Across Han River After Sneak Attack Wednesday PM  MANY ARE WIPED OUT  Americans and French Withstand A«ccanlt«

Aid Arrives for Allied Forces on Central Front   Red Casualties Reach 100,000 Since Limited U.N. Drive Regan Jan. 2

Four Enemy Divisions Wiped Out   Communist Losses Heavy But Another Attack Believed Near

Relief Forces Get Through to Allies in Trap   Screaming Commies Finally Run Away After Slaughter

Staggering Losses Sustained By Communist Forces Under Assault From Superior Ground-Air Fire

Foe Flees in All Directions at Chipyong   10,593 Casualties Inflicted on Enemy in Single Day  se .. CRS SR eee eee

Relief Column Smashes Way To Trapped Gls   Allied Forces In Reinforcement Of UN Troops

Force Rescued At Chipyong   Hard-Hit Chinese Flee Southeast of Seoul Alter Eight-Hour Fight

Chinese Flee as Relief Force © Cuts Through Communist Ring   American-French Defenders Hold Fast As Hordes of Reds Attack and Retreat In Bloody Fighting Along Central Front

Chinese Routed at Chipyong; Rec Drive Smashed   Big Guns Break Back of Offensive After Bloody Fighting

Relief Drive Smashes in   Secoad Effect to Cros Hon Near Seoul Alco Smashed With Slaughter

Chinese Run After 8-Hour Battle; Death Toll Is 10,593   Communist Push Stopped Wednesday: 100,000  Die Since Jan. 25

Reinforcements Arrive on Central Front   Garrison at Chipyong Stops Chinese Push At Vital Anchor Spot

Encircled French And Yank Forces Reached By Relief  Units; Chinese Are Routed

Town 35 Miles From Seoul Is Left Flank Anchor Of UN Defense Line; Reds Flee After Tine la (racked

UN Troops Hit Forward Through Mud  Censorship Blacks Out Battle Details

Reds Cut Allied Gains, Censors Screen Action   UN Forces Continue Pressing Vital Communist Troop and Supply Triangle

DETAILS HELD UNDER RIGID CENSORSHIP   Report Eighth Army Makes One-To-Two-Mile Gains   U.N. TROOPS   Advance Cautiously, Guard Against Traps; Enemy Pulls Back In East

Allies Push Forward In Soggy Mud   Censorship Screens Action Near “Triangle”

Clamp Tight Censorship On New Actions   Blackout of News Often Screens Major Maneuvers

—A. ORE A— Communists Pull Back Along Line  Censorship Hides Actual Fighting

UN Troops Pound Out Short Gains   Enemy Forces Fall Back From ‘ron Trienale"

United Nations Troops Smash Two Miles Ahead Through Mud, Defenses

Tight. Censorship Blacks Out U.N. Activity in Korea  Gains of Mile or Two Reported in Drive Aquinst Red Foe

Mile Or Two Gained Through Korean Mud And Communist Defenses—Tight Censorship, Blacking Out Details Of What Happened, Indicates Possibility Of Important Action—Enemy Puts Up Heavy Resistance On Eastern Front

Censorship Screens Vital Front Action  Tank Patrol Into Heavy Fire in   Tank Patrol Into Heavy Fire in Probing Attack

U.N. Troops Gain Mile In Korean Mud   Tight Censorship . Blacks Out Just What Is Happening

Censors Shield Allied Advances Near Triangle  D.A Ca;   Red Stronghold Defenders Hold UN To Minor Gains

HIGHER TAXES LIKELY CAUSE QF INFLATION   Former Treasury Official Attacks  Proposed Raise

Huge Tax Bill Feeds Inflation, Magill Argues  Conflicting View: Outlined Before Finance Group   Meanture Tan Stitt

Pros And Cons Argue On Taxes  Treasury Expert, Labor Leader Heard

U. S. Attempting To Avert Strike  40,000 Textile Workerce Involved

BACK OF IRA} STRIKE BROKE   Walkout Ringleader: Returning to Work

INTERFERENCE CHARGE LEVELED BY IRANIANS   Britain And U.S. Aceused By Amhbassador; Engineers Leavine Copnntry

43 Nations Support US. Proposal   Only Russia And Poland Remain To Speak On Proposal Under Consideration Seven Weeks.

UN Ready to Approve U.S. Resolution Over Protests From India  Measure Will Pass if Arab-Asian Peace Plan Isn’t Voted on First

State Petitions for Fair Share of Natural Gas   Michigan Is Allotted Disproportionate Amount, Claim™

State Pleads for Equitable Share of Natural Gas   Wisconsin Not Getting a Proper Quota Now, Commission Contends

Solon Urges Republican Nationa Committee to Get Behind MacArthur Program for War

Shah Of Iran Urges Calm During Oil Talk  Five Sherman Tanks Sent To Tehrar Ta Praceece MJ...

McCARTHY EMPLOYES IN STATE ELECTION   Three Played Roles Tn Successful Fight Te Uaseat Tydiag, Witmes Rava

Three McCarthy Employes Aided Butler Campaign   Jonkel Testifies At Election Probe

INJUNCTION AGAINST CITY THREATENED   State Sanitary Water Board Goes to Court Over Pollution of Casey Fork Creek.   TWO OTHER TOWNS ALSO UNDER FIRE   Shelbyville, Gibson City Accused. Dolan Asked to Prosecute Mt. Vernon; $100 a Day Penalty.

Wilson to Fight. On Wage Control   Mobilizer Warns System to Remain Despite Threats of Strikes

Atlantic Army Gains Strength   Defense Secretary Urges Speedy Vote On Funds to Meet Red Challenge

1,600 Shiploads of Arms Shipped To Allies, Marshall Tells Senate

shall Says Atlantic Pact Army Growing   U.S. Has Sent 1,600 Shiploads Of Arms Already

Marshall Says 1,600 Shiploads of Arms Already Sent Abroad  Urges Passage Of $8,500,000,000 For  Eisenhower’s Army

FEAR SLAYER OF YOUNG HUSBAND KIDNAPED WIFE   BABY SON FOUND SAFE ON BLANKET BESIDE DEAD DAD

Police Check Kidnaping in Slaying Case   Young Husband Found Slain; His Wife Is Missing; Negro Army Sergeant Quizzed

Fear Wife Of Slain Man A Kidnap Victim   Baby Son Is Found Playing Alongside Father's Corpse Off California Road

Hunt for Young Mother Speeded  Feared Kidnaped by Husband's Slavers

YOUNG MOTHER MISSING; HER HUSBAND SLAIb   California Police Fear Kidnap. » ing; Baby Unharmed at Murder Scene,

Hunt Missing Wife of Slain Youth:  Airforce Sergeant Is Questioned

SEARCH INTENSIFIED FOR PRETTY YOUNG MOTHER AFTER HUSBAND IS FOUND KILLED

Young Wife Of Murdered Man Sought By Authorities, Fearing Her Kidnaped By Gun Killer

Young Mother Is Feared Kidnaped   Husband Shet to Death on Road: Soldier Ys Questioned

“Police Find Baby Playing Beside Body of Father   Negro Air Force Sergeant Linked to Case by Damaged Cor

Press Search For Suspeeted Kidnap-Slayer   Young Father, 18, Is Shot To Death: Police Believe Wife Was Kidnapped By Husband's Slavers

Husband Slain, Wife Is Hunted   Believe Young Mother Kidnaped by Slayer

Hunt Widens For Wife Of Pistol Victim   Young Mother May Be Kidnaped; Air Force Man Questioned

Wife Of Slain Youth Sought   Pretty Woman Feared Kidnaped By Slayer

Woman Held by Mate’s Slayer?   Intensify Search for Pretty Young Mother—Husend Was Found Shot to Death

‘Police Fear Young Mother Kidnapped After Husband Slain Beside Highway

California Search Is Made for Slayer. Kidnaping Feared   Young Father Is Found Dead at Roadside; Babe Plays Near His Body

Youth Slain. Wife Feared Kidnaped  Baby Found Playing Happily Near Father —Soldier Questioned

Hunt Intensified For Young Mother Thought Abducted By Mate’s Killer; Police Question Airforce Sergeant

Lenten Guideposts   Personal Messages Of Inspiration, Faith RY WARNY V. DOLAUERTYe

Argue Against RFC Abolition   Top-Ranking Probers Differ on Merits

Confident of Nomination  And Election   Feels Majority of Republicans Want Him as Candidate

Senator Taft Decides To Run For Presidency  , Announces His Candidacy For GOP. Nomination

TAFT MAKES His      Ohio Senator Bays He Is Confident Of Belna Prestten:

TAFT es His EXPEGTED Bid      Ohio Senator Says. He Is Confident Of Being Prestiat

Price Index Remains Unchanged,  Snapping Climb Of 18 Weeks In Row

KENNECOTT OPERATIONS RESUME IN TWO STATES    Employes Return to Work but Warn Peace Depends of Industry Granting Same Terms

Kill 21 in Europe  Swiss Officials Rate Danger of Further Avalanches as Tonpsx

Alp Snowslides Kill 19 Persons   Swiss, Italian Toll Goes Higher

New Avalanches Kill 2f Persons  Swiss Alpine Areas Suffer More Slides

New Avalanches Kill 19, Hurt 27 In Alpine Areas  Continuing Snowfall Alternating with Lt ee Va. ee ae TF

HCL Mixes Up Control Of Waaes   Tobin Gives Views; Brannan Expects Rollback To ‘Hurt’

LIVING COST RISE ASSAILED BY TOBIN   Warns of Peril to Wage Curbs’ Unless Trend le Mharbad

Sec. Tobin  Doubts Line Can Be Held   Says Workers Must Get More If Costs Continue to Soar.

New Highway Patrol Class Will Commence Training Next Month   Kiwanis Charity Newsie To Be on Sale Saturday

OWOSSO PLANT RAZED BY FIRE      $2,000,000 Blaze Sweeps Midwest Abrasive Co. Early Today

RFC Director Fires Rowlands, Former Progressive Leader   Charges Ex-Legislator Got $36,000 in Renting Warehouse Space at BOW

Head Of RFC Office Fired By Symington   New Boss Alleges Improp er Get-Rich Quick Deal On Rentals

Head of RFC Fires Manager For Quick Deal   Minneapolis Man Accused of Using Office Improperly

RFC OFFICIAL QUSTED FOR IMPROPER ACT   Minneapolis Manager Fired for Get Rich Ouick Deal

Crackdown Starts  Symington Ousts RFC Office Head for ‘Improper’ Deal

Manager Of RFC Agency Is Ousted   ae Syminglon Says Manager Is Fired  Because Of ‘Deal

RFC Official Out For Taking Part In Improper Deal   Symington Declares Aide Profited Through Get-Rich-Quick Scheme Deine Government Warehouse Space

Symington Fires: RFC Sub-Official   Agent, He Says, Made $36,000 In Odd Deal

RFC Aid Fired For Renfal Deal   Minneapolis Branch Manager Gets Boot

Nice Day For Ride — Longshoreman Steals Ferry Boat For Solo Cruise

MARINES PUSH FORWARD INTO DEATH VALLEY   Hundreds of Frozen American Bodies Found in Area

Advancing Leathernecks Find Bodies Of Victims Of Mid-February Ambush   Allied Forces Gain One Mile Along Wide Front And Beat Off Series Of

Allies Repel Central Korean Local Attacks   Marines Discover Bodies of Americans Caught in Ambush

Marines Learn Fate of Yanks  Caught in Trap   Frozen Bodies Litter Route of GI Advance; Greeks Drive Off Foe

Johnson Says Limited Draft Plan Needed  18-Year-olds To Be Noasdad Ry   18-Year-olds To Be Needed By U.S. Says Solon

Texan Favors Plan To Draft L 8-Year-Old ;  Calling Husbands Without Children

18-Yea r-Olds Likely To Be Drafted Soon   Some States Already Calling Up Recently Married Men

Johnson Favors 18-Year-old Draf   Vinson Also Sees Need Of New Draft

Senator Johnson About Convinced Drafting 18 - Year - Olds Necessary   However, Suggests Taking Those Near Nineteen First ;‘Public Hearings On Draft Are  Drawine To Close.

DRAFT HEARINGS NEARING CLOSE   Senate Winds Up Public Meetings, While House Schedules Further Ones.

FINAL DECISION ON SELMAN NEAR   Passman Outlines Latest Developments To Local Steering Group

TEACHERS HOLD ANNUAL INSTITUTE   County Group Holds Fine Meeting

Bloodhound-Led Posses Search For 1] Escaped Convicts  Eight Captured, Some Armed With  Submachine Guns

Senate to Vote Monday on Draft Changes   Legislators to Ballo’ on Dropping Age to 18". Years

Senators Set Date To Vote On Draft Law  Debated Issue To Be Settled;  Fioht Expected

18-YEAR-OLDS DRAFT URGED   Sen. Cain Backs UMTS Bill; Says U. S. Needs More Men In Korea

MORSE PLAN WILL SUPPLY: FIRST BALLOT   - Practicality In Defense Matters _ Demanded By Cain

Senate Voting Next Week On Draft Measure   Sen. Morse Amendment Provides Starting at Age OF 18% Years

SENATE AGREES TO TEST VOTE ON 181/2-DRAFT   Morse Amendment Will Be Presented For Crucial Ballot Monday

Test Vote Is Set On Fixing Age  Of Inductees   Morse Amendment Will Be Decided Monday; Cain Opposes It

VOTING MONDAY ON DRAFT BILL   Senate To Decide Whether To Take Youths Aged 184% Years

Senator Slaps Morse Holdup On Draft Bill   Cain Urges Congress Approve Proposal To Take 18-Year Youths

Draft Test Vote. Slated In Senate  Morse Amendment On Age Limit Entered   Italy Split On Share In Atlantic Defenses

Senate to Vote on Draft Monday   Morse’s 18'2-Year Proposal Attacked

Test Vote Slated  On Bill Lowering Draft Age Limit  Senate Will Ballot i. 3... &.. 11...

SENATE AGREES TO SHOWDOWN ON DRAFT AGE   Vote Next Monday On Minimum Age ‘Under Proposed Law

Senate Agrees to Test Vote Monday on the Controversial Issue of Lowering Draft Age

Senate Has Agreed fo Test: Vote Monday on Controversial Issue of Lowering Draft Ace

Cain Asks 18 YearDraf ting   Senator Says We Need Every Man We Can Get in Korea

Senate Agrees to Showdown on Age Mar. 5   Merse Amendment to Make Minimum 18!/> Years Is Issue

Senate Agrees To Act Monday On Draft Issue   Test to Be Taken on Amendment to Lower Service Age to 1842

Senate Slates ~ Vote on Draft   Test of Youth Induction Plan to Occur Monday

CUT IN DRAFT- AGE: ~GRIS TEST MONDAY   Senate Agrées to Vote On Amendment to , UMTS Bilt

Senate Votes (Qn YouthDraft Test Monday  Vinson Would Hold Up ROTC Expansion

To Test Draft Vote Monday  Will Vote On Plan To Make Minimum Call Age 181 Years

Senate Agrees To Test Vote   Plena Vote Monday on’ Issue of Lowering Draft Age Te 18 Yeors, 6 Months

Conceriuz 18 Year Olde   Senate Will Vote. Monday ‘On. Debated. Drafl. Issues

Lowering of Draft Age to Get Test Vote In Senate Monday   Morse Proposal Would Fix Minimum Age 18'2 Years

Flight Over Pole Complete   Pilot Is First Man to Fly Desolate Wasteland In Solo Air Journey

Longer Service For Draftees Is Asked by Hershey   Universal Military Training Gets Support

“Not a shot tn the Arm”  Hershey Asks 18-25 Group Call, Indefinite Extension of Draft Law

Asks. Indefinite Draft Extension  With Authority to Induct Men 18-25

Every Single Non-Veteran Is Affected   Would Extend Period of Service From 21 to 27 Months

Asks Indefinite Extension of Draft   RE, Rae we . ey Pag  COMER es   Hershey Also Gives Support to UMT.

Gen. Hershey Asks Broader Draft Powers   Selective Service Head Wants Extension of Law.  Callup of 18 Year Olds

Asks Draft Law Extension  With Authority To Induct Men 18 Through 25 Years

HOUSE TO TAKE UP DRAFT BILL   Studies Long-Range Military Program Sought By Marshall   U. M. T. 1S REQUESTED

Hershey Calls For Extension Of Draft Law   Selective Service Head In Plea For Lower Aae Limit

Congress Asked For Indefinite Draft Extension  Draft Head Would iadwed vr  re ree

Extension Of Draft Asked  Gen. Hershey Would Induct 18-Year-Olds

With Power To Call Men From 18 Through 25   Back Universal Military Service, Training Program in ‘Congres?

[Hershey Asks No Time Limit On Draft Law   Selective Service Chief Favors Induction of  18-Year-Olds Now

WOULD: HIKE SERVICE TO 97 MONTHS:   ‘May. Lower ; : ‘Induction Age ‘From 19 To 18

Her ‘shey Asks Extension For  The Draft Law   Authority to Draft Ones at 18 is Sought

Hershev For  Wider Draft   Draft Chief for Extension to Induct Men  18 Through 25

Right to Draft Men of 18 Asked By Gen. Hershey   Bill Before Congress Based on Assumption Of Critical Period  Inectina far Yanre

Hershey Urges Quick Action From Congress   Selective Service Director's Request Made to Committee

Congress. Asked To Extend Dratt Law Indefinitely  fnew Havchou Aten   Gen. Hershey Also Seeks Authority to Induct 18-Year-Olds

The Weather   Extend Draft Indefinitely, Chief Urges  Hershey Warns New Request Not ’Shotin Arm’

Hershey Gives Added Backing To Draft Plans  Expanded Military Needs For Facing War Threats Cited

Longer Draft for Men of 18 to 25 Asked of Congress   Hershey Predicts Indefinite Period Of Critical Times

Youth Draft Move Backec By Hershey   Also Wants Lerigth Of' Service Increased To 27 Months: Hearing Se

Pinch Is Here’ for the Civilian  Military Program Builds Up Inflation

Civilian Economy ‘Pinch’ Is Here  . Defense Chief Eyes Inflation Pressure

Arms Buildup Gains Speed  ‘Pinch Here Now’ for Civilians, Says: Wilson

PING IS HERE Charles Wilson Says Arms Buildup at Quantity-Production Stage

Arms Buildup af Quantity Stage; ‘Pinch’ Is Felt   Military Program Will Add to  ‘£1 of mi Le eines tm

Alaskans May Lose Living Cost Bonus   Southern Senator Pushes Measure Cutting Allowance

Snow And Dust Plague Texans  One Death Is Blamed On Blustery Weather

Chinese Halt Protestants’  Church Work   Communists Move To Wipe Out U.S.  * Inflyenece

Field Must Name. Bailors Of Reds or Face Contempt   Socialite Millionaire Called to Explain Who Put Up Money for Missing Commies

Rochester Bingo Operators, Victors  Tn Court Fight, Will Reopen Hall

Controls Chief Readies Food Ceilings Price Cuts Likely On ‘Frozen’ Items

DiSalle Says Price Rollbacks Will Come   Price Administrator Gives Warning To Those Thinking Of Black Market

DiSalle Calling For Rollbacks On Many Items   Further Regulations To Set Ceilings On Farm Products

Price Rollback On Many Item: Coming Soon   Many Foodstuffs To Be Controlled Within 48 Hours

Substantial Price Rollbacks Seen  On Several Items   DiSalle Says Orders To Be Issued As Soon As His Agency Can Get Around To It; Hopes For Cuts on Fruit, Vegetables and Fish

INDICATES SUBSTANTIAL ROLLBACKS   Price Chief DiSalle Says Orders Will Be  Issued Immediately

Clarifying Orders Due On Pay-Price Regulations  Will Be Designed To Cut Confusion And Hardship  Of Friday Rules

Rollbacks Promised on Some Items   Meanwhile Woods Call: for “Very Tough” Ren Controls,

Price Chief Says Rollbacks Will Be Ordered Soon   Housing Expediter Asks Tougher Rent Controls

REDS FIGHTING HARD TO HOLD AELIED DRIVE   Eighth Army Running into Delaying Actions at Hwachon.

Allies Meet Heavy Resistance As War Enters New Phase  Van Fleet Says New Strategy Not Prompte By Diplomatic Order

Allied Troops Meef Heavy Resistance   Flame Throwers Used In Making Small Gain Against Communists

Some Prices May Go Up If  Law Changed   Wilson Gives a W arning as to Inflation Fear

—NEW BATTLE STARTS —  Di Salle, Wilson Urge Controls Law Changes

DiSalle Doubttul  Of Price Freeze   Senators Told Stronger ” Law May Not Halt Boosts

Di Salle Urges Change In Control Law   Stabilizer Says Amendments Would Help Consumer

Price Chiets  Baek Truman   DiSalle, Wilson Say ¢ Provisions Dropped  Would Help Law

DiSalle Asserts Prices Might Go Up Even Though Congress Changes Controls Law As Truman Requests

Law Change May Not Halt  Price Rise   DiSalle Says Some May Go Up Even Though Congress Adopts Truman Plan

Some Prices May Go Up Even With Sought Changes, DiSalle States   Administration’s Drive To Repeal Provisions Opens In Washington

DiSalle, Wilson Plead For Strong Controls   OPS Head Says Prices May Rise Despite Law Changes

Price Stabilizer Urges Elimination  Of Three Key Points Of Economic Act

Costs May Go Up Even With  Stronger Law   * Bui DiSalle Says OPS" ~ ‘Will’ Have ‘Workable Program’;. Wilson Back:

Change In Law  Not a Guarantee  Stabilizer DiSalle Says Prices Can Still Climb Upward  WOULD HELP, HOWEVER  Mobilization Chief Also Appears Before Senate Bank Committee   WOULD HELP, HOWEVER

DiSalle Urges Changes In Coumvel Law   Prices May Rise Even With The Changes, He Predicts

Says Some Price Rises  Unavoidable   DiSalle Appeals For Truman Program To Check Inflation

DiSalle Asks For Workable Price Controls   Says Some Prices Would Go Up Under Proposed Law

Warrs Changes In Law Will Net Make It Perfect   Predicts Inflationary Pressure Will Grow During Coming Year

DiSalle Supports Truman Proposals for Controls Law   Prices May Go Up Even If Changes Are Made, Price Director Admits.

MEAT QUOTAS HELD TO BE — KEY NECESSITY   Senators Warned. Inflation Risks Mount Steadily

Rises Loom Even Under Rigid Curbs   Officials Plead For Repeal of  Three Provisions

Man-a-Minute   That’s Way U. S. Pay Rolls Increased in 1950, Senate Says

ALARMING INCREASE   Man-a-Minute Rate of Federal Hir ing Cited by Group

FOUR DIE IN BUS ACOIDENT  ‘Twenty-one Others Injured in Crash Meer Ble Sorings, Tex.

weve anes OY ee ae ee a a ee eee  Twenty-one Others Injured in Crash Near Big Springs, Tex.

Death-Around The World  Four Killed As Crowded Bus Skids nto Parked Truck On Texas Road    Trains Crash At Indiana Junction; :Three Persons Killed, 1] Are Hurt:

UN Troops Gain Or ‘West Korea Front   Patrols Seek To Learn More About Next Round Of Red Spring Offensive

UN SOLDIERS PUSHFORWARD AGAINST FOE   Allied Units Keep Offense Moving To North

Few Miles Are Gained Near Seou!   No-Man’s Land Is Narrowed As U. N. Troops Take In Slack; Tanks Find Minor Opposition.

UN Lines Pushed  Forward  Allies Close Gap Between Forces,   Allies Close Gap Between Forces, Seek to Learn Enemy Intentions

Hammer Fresh Gains In Three-hour Fight   One Task Force Drives Beyond Uijongbu as Allie: Take Initiative All Alona Front.

Allies Meet Red Resistance In New Advance   UN Troops Push Above Uijongbu, Probe Chinese Lines

Advance Northwest. Of Scoul Meets’ With No Opposition; Tanks Find Only Minor Opposition South Of Uiiongbu   UN TAKES INITIATIVE ALONG ENTIRE FRONT

UN Drives Deeper Inte Red Lines   Only Minor Opposition Met In Most Areas

Troops Stage 3Hour Battle With Commies   Tanks-Infantry Task Force Smashes Into  And Beyond Uiionghi

Allied Armor Clashes With RedRegiment  -UN Colurin Pushes   -UN Colunin Pushes Beyond Uijongbu ‘To Battle Enemy —

UN Forces Drive Past Uijongbu   Chinese Troops Put Up A Determined Battle But Finally Are Set Back

Allies Push Owr Line Deep Into No Man’s Land   Initiative Is Siezed Along Entire Front

SCARCE COMMODITY IS LOST —s_si‘te South Plains Farmers Plow Up Cotton To Meet Quota Curbs —

SCARCE COMMODITY IS LOST South Plains Farmers Plow Up Cotton To Meet Quota Curbs

TEMPERATURE   Thugs Steal $600; Victim In Hospital   Attacked When Ue Enters Room At Buchanan

DLY BEATEN BY ASSAILANT HIDING IN ROOM   Second Man Abducted And Robbed In Buchanan ~  Area

Kepner Benamed President Of Area TB Society  $14,335.97 Received In Annual Christmas Scal Sale

Tough Year for Road Crews   Heavy Snows Keep State Highway Division Busy

Two Survive Fiery Death Atop Ridge   C-47 Falls Near Charleston With AF Men On Board

Shootings and Drownings Add to Toll  Uvalde Man Is Killed taeenh @... pe at 4   Uvalde Man Is Killed With Axe; Mother and Son Burn After Crash

TANKS AND PLANES SUPPORT GROUND TROOPS IN ACTION   Chinese Reds Battle Hand-toHand and Are Burned in Their Bunkers With Flamethrowers.   STRUGGLE RAGES ALONG 40-MILE FRONT   U. N. Soldiers of Six Nation: Take Part —~ Thunder: of Big Guns Carries 12 Miles West to Kaesong.

UN Units Gain Up to 2 Miles In Big Drive   Bitter Fighting Is Put Up by Chinese Forces; Tanks, Planes Active

GIRL TRUSTY LEADS BREAK   Red-Haired Teenager Frees Three Imprisoned Boy Friends

PISTOL-PACKING REDHEAD FREES ~ FOUR FROM JAIL   Girl Unlocks Cellblock Aledo While Officers Are Away.

Role for Press In Ethics Told   Editor Critical Of Some Practices

Says Press Can Lead Crusade  Editor Sees Way to Improve Government Fthiee!] Staenderda

Edit or Raps Newspapers ‘In  Ethics Probe   Balance Between Reck. ‘less Charge and Re. sponsible Denial Need

50,00 Gis Wil Remain in Korea  General Clarifies - Christmas Promise

Ridgway States Some 50,000 Rear Area Troops Face Winter In Korea

France Asks U.S. To Give Dollar Aid  Britain In About   Britain In About Same Economic Situation

France Appeals For Dollar Aid  Congress May Weigh Foreian Aid Funds

Request for More Foreign Aid Forecast   Urgent French Plea For Dollar Aid Facing U. S. Congres

rrance Makes Urgent Request For Fast Dollar Assistance From U. S.

NEW FOREIGN AID BILL LOOMS   Urgent French Request For Dollars Heightens Possibility

France's Plight Spurs Drive For New Foreian Aid   Most of NATO Nations Hard Put to Meet Defense Obligations

Bigger Bite  For Europe Seen Coming  France In Same Boat As British

French Appeal Heard  Administration May Ask More Money To Fill Foreign Needs

France Pleads For U.S. Help In New Crisis  Special Aid Request In Congress Due As

French Plead For U. S. Aid In New Crisis   Another Attempt Planned To Get Dollars

French Plead For U.S. Aid In New Crisis  Another Attempt Planned To Get

Troubles Of France And Britain May  Bring Coneress New Foreign Aid Plea

France Broke:  May Need US  Dollars Soon Congress May Be Asked for Special  Aid Annranriatian

France Asks More US Aid; Request For Special Appropriation Forecast

France Lodges Urgent Request For U.S. Funds   Special. Foreign Aid Appropriation Seen . To Keep French Goin;

To Answer Urgent Call From France veey New Foreign Aid Request Is Seen

Texas Heat Wave Losses Are Growing   Forty Lives And Quar Billion Crop Loses In Month Of 100-Degree  Plus Tempreature.

Manufacturers Must Reduce  Many Prices   DiSalle Also Seeks To Cut Beef Cost Despite Meat Strike Threat

Price Chief Orders Cuts On All Levels   Seventy Thousand Manufacturers Given Orders To Cut Prices Back To Pre-Korea Line.

DiSalle Prepares To Give Public Cheaper Steaks   Regulations Would Put Beef Tags Back 3 to 4 Cents a Pound

DiSalle Issues First Big Price Rollback Order   Trouble With Cattlemen Seen Brewina

Major Rollback In Prices Hits Manufacturers   Price Controller DiSalle Also Preparing Directive to Bring About Reduction in Beef Prices for American Housewives.

Price Controller Prepares Rollback In Price of Meats  Orders Manufacturers To Cut Prices Back  To Pre-Korea Levels

Big Rollback In Beef Price  ‘ToBe Ordered   Regulation Direets Business ‘fo Return Ta Pr     Var Ceiling

Cheaper Steaks Possible Under New OPS Order   Retailers Under Regula tion No. 7. Get 30-Day Extension

Full Moon May Signal Red Attack   Probing Thrusts Hurled At Allies; Chinese Recapture Inje.

Reds Probe Into Uh  Line Across Korea   Communists Recapture Inje; Full Offensive Is Expected Friday

Communists Probe Allied Lines in Kore: Preparing for New All-Out Offensive

Expect Offensive To Begin By Light Of Full-Moon; Chinese Reds Recapture Inje, Hub Near 38th Parallel   REDS SEEKING WEAK SPOTS IN UN LINE

Enemy Takes Inje, Probes Allied Lines   Second Round of Spring Offensive ~ about Due Friday

— PROBING —  Reds Seek UN Line Weak Spot   CHINESE TAKE HIGHWAY HUB

Robbery Figure Takes Own Life  Roomer at Whitina Tald at Roat Thott

Dives to Death Under a Truck   Roomer in Whiting Home Evades Police

Drive-In Charge: Blocked from First-Run Films   Herrin Theatre Asks $525,000 In Damage Suit

Production Power Backs Armed Force   Mobilization For Defense Reviewed  By High Official

Cumberland Suits Moved To County  Trials Resulting From hMAine Picket Death

BRITISH QUELL RIOTING AFTER RGYPTIAN BOLT   Demonstrations Follow Approval to Junk Treaties Affecting Canal Zone.

‘STUBBORNLY STUPID’ Ex-Marines Cheer Attack On Truman By McCarthy

Poultry And Ham Supply Plentiful; Demand Firm; Price Cuts Reported

Demand For Meal Relatively Light   ‘Week-End Specials’ Predicted For Easter Sale of Some Cuts

Was. Lumber Co. President 15. Years; Dies Today at His Home at Age of 88

Truman to Test Voters In Spring   Name to Be in Oregon Primaries; Also That of Eisenhower.

TRUMAN, IKE TEST PLANNED   Oregon And Minnesota Announce Strategy

Democrats Wary of Proposal Setting up Probe Committee   Controversy Flares as Democrats Clash With Republicans In Battle Over Proposed Investigation Bill

"Witch Hunting” Measure Passes; Reconsider Tuesday   McCutcheon Does Reverse In Vote

Russia Rejects Western Views On Disarmament   Foreign Minister Say: Big Three Proposal Is Two-Faced Visage

Russia Rejects Disarmament. Plan by West   Says "Two-Faced" Authors Prepare for War. Talk Peaca

Hard Freeze For Kansas   Forecaster Sees Abrupt Temperature Drop For State

Keep Going to Stay Young, Says America’s ‘Family Doctor of 1951’

Railroad Men Indicate Strike Only Delayed   Spokesman Says Union May Not Accept Board’s Recommendation

rn ify mere re Delay Walkout  Firemen ‘Say Strike Only Sidetracked

Railroadmen Sidetrack Call for Major Strike   Truman Sets Up Emergency Board for Negotiations

COMMUNISTS MAY ATTACK AT ANY TIME   Truman Makes Appeal For Par chase Of Defense Bonds In Radie Address

GAMING PROBE INVESTIGATOR   Attorney W. F. Moyer To Check Charges  By Ministers

Present Control Law Extension Appears Unlikel   Unofficial Poll Shows Senators May Defeat Act

Dr. Hawkins Will Present Degrees to Largest LongTerm Class in SR History

SR Graduates 151 This Week   LARGEST LONG TERM CLASS GETS DEGREES MONDAY AT COMMENCEMENT

Truman Wasn’‘t ‘Pushed’   Bradley Voices Belief President Acted on His Own in Firing of General MacArthue

No ‘Pressure’ on Dismissal of Gen. MacArthur   Bradley Continues Refusal to Testify Concerning Confidential Talks.

Truman Aide: Didn't Push ‘Mac Firing  Gen Bradlev Aaain   Gen. Bradley Again Refuses To Relate His Advice To HST

Key Advisors Did Not Push For Dismissal   Bradley Testifies Iran ‘Is Now In Danger’ Of Reds

General Refuses To Quote Advisers   Chief Of Staffs Says Iran Is Now In Danger Of Aggression

Bradley Clashes With Wiley Again   Says No Key Truman Aids rushed MacArthur Ouster

Truman Aide: Didnt Push Mac Firing   Gen. Bradley Again Refuses To Relate His Advice To HST

General Says Korea Limits  U.S. Power   Witness Declares MacArthur Strategy Wouldn’t End War

Bradley Says None Sought To ‘Gef’ MacArthur   Says MacArthur First Proposed US Troops In Korea

That-Is Opinion. Of Gen. Bradley About M'Arthur  Refuses te Testify About Attitude

BRADLEY IS WAR}   Refuses to Tell of Attitude of Individuals About MacArthur

Nobody Was “Pushing’  For Ouster   Bradley Says MacArthur Policy Not Answer, but ‘Might Help a Little’   MUM ON ATTITUDES   Joint Chiefs Chairman Refuses To Tell Stand Of Individual Advisers

Exchange on Ouster Sharp   Truman's Advisors Did Not Try to Get General

Joint Staff Chief In New Tangle With Wiley On Conference OverOuster   Refuses to Tell About Individuals   General Admits Korea Fight Curbs Ability of U. 8S, Against Russ

Bradley Says Ouster Was Not ‘Pushed?  OY ies a Aw Te &s  pro   General Again Silent! To Wiley Questions  On Truman Talks

No Adviser Pushed Ouster   Bradtey Also Insists Mac: Arthur Proposals Wouldn’t End War in Korea

Bradley Says U. 5. Ability to Counter Moves Restricted   Names Iran as Danger Spot for Russ Aggression

Missing Nurse, Not Entirely Lost, Returns After 2 Weeks in Wilderness

Missing Girl Comes Out Of Smokies  Pe ee oe eae; oes   Mountain Boy Finds Nurse Lost Two Weeks Aqo

Nurse Missing Two Weeks in Mountain Wilderness is Safe   Time to Come Out, Miss Lorimor Says

Cineinnati Girl. Missing In Smoky Mountains, Found   Story Bit “Confused.” Park Superintendent Says; 21-Year-Old Jewish Hospital Nurse Suffers Onlv Swollen Feet. Insect Bites

Nurse, Lost 14 Days In Smokies, Walks Out Okay   Evangeline Lorimor Tells Confused Story Of Her Adventures

 Price, Wage Freeze Provisions   Another 5 Percent Boost Overall In Foods Expected

Anxious Eyes Watch State, City Elections   GOP Stresses: Issues Nationally; Demos —

Anxious Eyes  Watch State City Elections   GOP Stresses Issues Nationally; Demos Local Problems

State Solons Pour 15 New Bills in Hopper; Settle One Measure  IN SPFEDY PASSACE

Arn Opposes Expansion of State Services   Governor’s Address to Senate and House Ask No Major Legislation   BULLETIN

“BREVITY RECORD” IS SOUGHT BY ARN   State Solons Pour 15 New Bills in Hopper; Settle One Measure

Hero's Body to Arrive Sunday  Col. John Barton Was Korea Casualty

Harriman Piays Key Role Abroac   Attempts Continue To Settle Oil Fuss

ran Presents — New Oil Proposal   More Optimistic Feeling Prevails

Big 4 Propose German Treaty As Meeting Topic  Methods to Relieve Tension in Europe Are Suggested

West Maps Big 4 Meet Strategy  Conferees Are in tg 2 of 3  Pe. i Po en

Congressmen Back tke; He Says: Thanks   Seerct Poll Reveals Fourth Of The House Would Be For General

lke Gives Reply To GOP Poll-It's Thank You’   Taft Tenoed General.

Ike ‘Thanks’ House GOP for Support i in Poll  ae   Continues to Duck Question Whether He Will be Candidate

Red Riots Flare In Uneasy Iran  Reritich Oil Seieure   British Oil Seizure Starts Commie Plot

_ RIOT RIPS. TEHRAN — .  lran Under - Martial  Law: Reds Are Seized

Premier Orders Martial Law, Communist Hun   Rioting Sunday Named as Cause For Drastic Step

Martial Law Proclaimed In Tehran  Kr.  @ rf). iF   Premier Orders Roundup of Red: After Rioting

Following 16 Riot Deaths   Roundup Ordered Of Reds Rioting In Pratest Of  Truman’s Envoy

Round Up Reds After  Iran Riots   Proclaim Martial Law  In Tehran; 4 To 16 Persons Killed In Red Rioting

Martial Law Proélaimed In Tehran   Premier Orders Roundup of Communists After Violence Breaks Out on Arrival of Harriman.

lran Rounds Up Reds After Riot As Envoy Arrives  Police, Civilians Killed in Battles At Capital City

Martial Law Proclaimed In Tehran   Premier Orders Big Communist Roundup

Big Roundup of Reds Is Ordered  Iran Premier Calls For Martial Law

Roundup of Iran Reds Is Ordered   Martial Law Proclaimed in Tehran in Wake of Riots - Touched Off by Averell Harriman Arrival

Seize 200 Reds in Iran; Martial Law Declared  _ . Government Takes. Swift Action   - Government Takes. Swift Actior Following Last Night's Riots.

Riots Greet Harriman On Peace Trir  Ambassador Has ... Powers to Talk Economic Program

Martial Law Is Proclaimed In Teheran As Reds Create Riots Over Harriman Talks

Martial Law Proclaimed in Capital of Iran   Also Red Purge is Launched Following Bloody Sunday Riot

PREMIER ORDERS ROUNDUP OF REDS FOLLOWING RIOT   OVER 270 INJURED; LEFTISTS PROTEST HARRIMAN ARRIVAL

Mos sadegh  Proclaims MartialLaw 4 To 16 Persons   4 To 16 Persons Killed, 150 Injured   Premier Orders Roundup Of Communists; Harriman Arrives In Iran

200 Reds Held After Deaths And Injuries   Truman’s Envoy Sees Mossadegh On Oil Crisis

UN Negotiators Report ‘Progress Made At Meeting   Vague As To Exact Time When Actual Armistice Talks Will Get. Started

Nationalist-Red Clash Jails 200: 150 More Hurt   Demonstrations Follow Arrival of Harriman To Ease Oil Crisis

IRAN RIOTS BRING MARTIAL LAW EDICT   Harriman Sees Premier in New Bid to Ease Oil Crisis

Martial Law Proclaimec  In Tehran  Red Roundup is Ordered After Riots

Tehran Under Martial Law: Several Dead   Arrival Of Harriman Touchs Off Demonstration; Plan Full Discussion Of Dispute

Martial Law Declared In lran Today   Rioting Causes Action By Premier

Martial Law For Tehrar   Action Taken By Govern ment Following Bloody Riot On Sunday

—MARTIAL LAW IN TEHRAN—  200 Leftists Arrested A fier Fatal Rioting

Martial Law Is Declared in tran Following Riots  Reds Stage Fatol Outbreaks Against ~ U. §.. Intervention

lran Premier Declares Martial Law In Tehran, Orders Roundup Of Reds

lran Proclaims Martial Law. Order Communist Roundu p: Mossadegh, Harriman Conier

Martial L: Law Is Declared After Anti-U. S. Riot   Several Killed, Scores Hurt in Demonstration on Harriman Arrival

PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW IN TEHRAN   Mossadegh Orders Roundup of Communists After Rioters Protest Arrival of U. S. Envoy Harriman.   ¢ MORE THAN 200 LEFTISTS ARRESTED   Several Killed, 150 Injured in Latest Incident in Move to Seize British Oil Properties.

Martial Law In» Teheran Ordered  ‘Harriman, Premier  Confer On Issues

ROUNDUP OF REDD BEGINS IN [RAM   TEHRAN PUT UNDER MAR TIAL LAW FOLLOWING RLOODY RIOTING.

Action taken Following 16 Riot Deaths   Roundup Ordered OF Reds Rioting _.In Pratest Of  Truman’s Envoy

Premier Orders Martial Law in Tehran  JRoundup of Reds As Riot Hurts 156

Riots Flare As Harriman  Reaches Iran   Truman Envoy Begins Talks In Effort.To Sete Oil Dispute

Riots Greet Harriman On Iran Arrival  Premier Proclaims Martial LawIn Teheran Disorders

Communists In lran Rounded Up After Riot   Several Are Killed, Others Injured At Tehran

Martial Law Proclaimed in Tehran  fran Communists Protest Harriman’s

Premier Orders Martial Law In Tehran  Sev oe 150  Reatsscmad ian bhacsieanm

Martial Law  Proclaimed In tran Riot   Strife-Ridden Country "Starts Roundup of Communist Agitators

Arrest 200 Protesting HST Aide   Report Varies   Between Four and 16 Killed, 150 Hurt in Outbreaks

Martial Law Proclaimed In Teheran   Communists Lead Rioting Against U.S. Interference

MARTIAL LAW [5 PROCLAIMED BY MOSSADEGH   National - Communist Riots Bring Drastic Action In Iran

16 Killed in  Iran Rioting   Premier Orders Roundup of Red After Bloods Uprising

Communists Roit In Streets Of Tehran as Talks Continue   Harriman at Palace In Mountains As Riot Starts

Tehran Is Put Under Martial Law After Riot  Bloody Demonstratior Protests Arrival Of ~ Truman’s Envov

Martial Law In Tehran; Roundup Of Reds Starts   ‘ Iran Premier Acts Following Riot In Which 14 Persons Killed And  Manv Initured.

Roundup Of Reds Ordered By Premier   Four To 16 Persons Dead, 150 Injured As HST Representative Arrives For Talk

Proclaim Martial Law In Iran After Riots Against US Envoy In Oi Crisis

—TRADE SLASHEngland Slashes Spending   GOLD RESERVES DRAIN HALTED

Britain To Cut Spending  Overseéas   Conservatives Give Plans To Try To Halt Startling Drain On Gold Reserves

BRITISH TRADE CUT 10 STOP DOLLAR DRAIN   “Bank of England Ups Interest Rate In Deflation Mave

Britain Order: Imports Slash To Halt Drain   Gold-Dollar Reserves Show Startling Drop, Conservatives Report

LEVEE BREAKS ON BIG MUDDY AT GRAND. TOWER   River Floods 5,000 Acres, Expected to Close “Route 13.

NEW WITNESS CHARGES ‘LIE BY EX-FRIEND   Tactics of  Inquiry Scored by Film, Play Writers

Farmers Seem ToBe Quitting Hog Business   Activity At Okichome City Exchange Hes Market Observers Worries

POLICY DEBATE STILL UNSETTLED Congress Awaits Eisenhower Renorf Due Early Next Week

Ike Will Report To Both Houses About His Trip   Congress Expected to Okay Sending of More Troops to Pact Army

Congress Alert Awaiting Report From Eisenhowe  Question Of Troop Commitments For Enrane le lesue

Senate, House To Get Report Of Eisenhower   General's Opinion Moy Have Bearing On Troops To Europe

Gen. Eisenhower To Report To Congress on Pact Tour; Talis With German Leaders

Gov. Stevenson Praises Work Of Legislature  Record Is Called   Record Is Called ‘Most Productive’ In Recent History

Governor Says Session “Most Productive’”   Stevenson Cites Credits and Debits of 67th Assembly

100 Million War,Veterans — May Organize a Program te Win a Real World Peace

STATE BAPTISTS ELECT OFFICERS   Grover H. Jones Of High  Point Re - Elected Presi. , dent—Gambling, Liquor, , Klan Rapped.

Tariff Check-Ups Passed by House   GOP Writes Restriction: Into Three-Year Law

GOP Rewrites Trade Measure   Administration Overriden On Tariffs By Unfriendly House

GOP Puts Curbs In Tariff Bil  ‘Peril Point’ And ‘Eseane’ e  Clause In

Husky New Orleans Cop Delivers Baby But Not Without Having Difficulties

‘Boils Water - - Like in Movies'—  Husky Cop Is Midwife For Another  Patrolman’s Wife—Given Instructions   By Doctor Busy With Delivery Himself

Husky Cop Delivers Seven-Pound Baby By Following Telephone Instructions

Wheeling District Votes Tomorrow   A $90,000 Bond Issue Is Proposed for School Building Program.

Quick Thinking Youngsters Save Lives of Three Twin City Children

UNForces Push Through Fading Foe   Reach Valley Leading to Reds’ . "eon Trianale”

Advance 2 Mi. Against Fading Resistance Of Retreating Commies   Eighth Army Drawing Closer 200,000 Enemies Jammed Into Triangular Mountain Plateau.

UN Drive Nears ‘lron Triangle’: Resistance Light:   Reds Abandoning Rugged Defenses Without Fight

UN Forces Believed To Be Within Nine Miles Of Reds’ Iron Triangle

Strict Censorship Blots Out True Picture Of Route By Allied Forces In North Korea   REDS DROP BACK TO VITAL ‘MAIN TRIANGLE’

— CENSORSHIP 8th Army Advances Two Miles   CHINESE YIELD RIDGE LINE

GI’s Stab Forward  2 Miles  - Troops Pushing   Troops Pushing Near Triangle

ALLIED ARMY APPROACHING TRON TRIANGLE   Latest Communique Reports Gains of Nearly Two Miles On Central Front.

Censorship Blacks Out Advances   Reds Retreat Without Fight For Second Time

‘UN Spearheads Near Reds tron Triangle  Chinese Abandon Defenses in Orderly Withdrawal

Dope Tried Out To Duck Draft  Vicious Racket Turns Up In Detroit

DRAFT RACKET IS UNCOVERED   Inductees Using Dope Tc Avoid Service, Say Investigators

Mediators Renew Efforts For Labor Peace Service Emploves Of Minneapolis Hospitals Walk Out

“Negotiators Work To: End Striking , wis Indiistries,  PRR et 103 is oie

House To Vote  On Rollbacks   Three Important Amendments Pending

Big Postal Battle ls Brewing Today   House Seeks Cut In Proposed Boost For Second Class Mail

Administration Leaders Skeptical Over Proposed Increases in Postage

May Hold Down Mail Rate Hike   House Expected to Slice News Increase

Big Three To Meet Soon In Washington  erman Problem   German Problem To Be Discussed By Allies

Big Three To Meet Soon In Washington.   German Problem To Be Discussed By Allies

Acheson To Review Cold War Issues With British And French Ministers

‘Big Three Talks Set By Acheson   Cold War Issues Will Be Studied

ACHESON CALLS THREE - POWER CONFERENCE   British, French Foreign Ministers To Meet In Washington

Acheson To Talk Over Cold War Issues With British And French   To Meet With Foreign Ministers To Review Key German Problems

‘Acheson Plans Meet With Ministers Of France And England On Cold War

Tanks And Infantry Get Small Resistance In Northward Drive   Task Forces Sweep Across NoMan’‘s-Land Into East-Central Mountain Stronghold.

Frozen Woman ‘owine Own’  Condition of Chicago  Wemen is Described Ae Stil Critical

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Warren, Benton Join in Demands ,  For Higher Governmental Ethics

Weakening of Moral Standards Seen As Threat to American Way of Life

Stassen Reply Awaited Over New Charge  Senate Gives Forum  For Answer To State

Jessup Denies Red-Connections  Says McCarthy's Evidanca Dichanact

McCarthy’s Red Charges Are False, Jessup Say:   Ambassador Denies in Testifying Before Senate Group He Was Affiliated With Communist Fronts, Asserting He “Never Faltered” in Opposing Communism—Part of Senator’s Evidence Termed “Absolutely Dishonest.”

Jessup Denounces Report He's Ready To Sell Out Nation   Envoy Informs Senators He ‘Never Faltered,’ Rlastse MeCarthy

Jessup Says He Always Fought Reds   Denies All McCarthy’s Charges — Photostats Notwithstanding.

SHE COULDN'T WAIT TO SAY 'YES'  Marine Amputee to Wed _ Girl He Met on Blind Date

‘Webster s- Candidate or A¢torney General       To Marry in June Marine Amputee of Korea Wai To.Wed Pretty California Girl

as Vet Gets A Break:  Prey Typist Will Marty Quadruple Amputee In June

Quadruple Amputee And Prospective Bride Plan Their Wedding In June

Truman Asks For Stop on Witch Hunting   Urges New Commission on Security To Work in an ‘Independent Manner’

Truman Tells New Security Group To Stop Witch Hunting, Give Facts

Loyalty Quiz Group to See Files of FBI   Security Commission Sworn In; Given Free Hand by President

Truman Tells Security Board To ‘Get Facts’   Wants Inquiry in Sucl A Way Thot It Will Stop ‘Witch Hunting’

Navy Beni Soldiers From..: Stricken Ship   All 490 GIs Aboard: Grounded Transport In Gand Candnitian

Red ‘Angels’ Back In Court   Field Still In Jail; eA] Rennscad ‘Tica

Indian Uprising Probed In Utah  — State Patrol Calls For Reintorcemen ts

ROK Attack On Chinese Reds Gains Little   No Progress Made In New Korean Offensive

Reds Beat Back South Koreans   Communists Reported Massina Near Yanaqu

Little Gain Made Today   South Koreans Are Thrown Back By Red Counterattack

ROK’ TROOPS WIN ONE HILL   Get Swept Off Two Others by Reds in Fight Near Yanecu

South Koreans Stage Attacks Minus Results   Seize One Hill But Lose Two Others To Reds.

South Korea Unit Attacks   Little Headway Made in fast Ce ntral Line: Reds Massing

South Korean Troops Attack Red-Held Ridges   Little Headway Reported in Drive Behind Curtain Of Artillery Fire; Units Seize Ridge of One Hill But Are Swept Off Two Others by Counterattacks

Wife Asserts Husband Slain By Own Pistol   American Woman On Trial In Cuba. Says Death Was Accident

KAREN DENIES SHE'S SLAYER   Tells Court She Had Noth. ing To Do With Husband’s Death

pqiteey EI cn thas  Farm Woman, N other Of 13, Honored By State Committee

Correspondent Under Arrest  Czechoslovakia Gives Report On His Disappearance

Czechs Arrest U.S. Newsman   Oatis Charged With Being Hostile To Reds

VANDENBERG BELIEVES RUSSIA COULD GET 10 OUT OF 100 BOMBERS THROUGH TO U. S.

Air Force Chief Says There Is No Way To Prevent Enemy Bombing Attack; America Has More A-Bombs And Better Bombers Than Reds

RUSSIAN BOMBERS COULD REAGHU. 9, AIR CHIEF SAYD   Gen. Vandenberg Believes at Least 70 Out of 100 Planes Would Get Through in an Attack.   NO SUCH THING AS AIRTIGHT DEFENSE   He Asserts Soviets Have at Least 450 Craft That Can Strike Nation's Industrial Centers.

Ineffective Air Detense Seen By Vandenberg   Determined Attack By Soviet Bombers Analyzed by Officer

Could Not Keep Soviet Planes Out, General Says  They Could Get 70 Out of 100 Craft Through,

Russia Could Attack, Vandenberg Says Air Force Chief Says  Bombers Could Get  Through To Targets

AIR FORCE CHIEF DECLARES  U.S. Could Knock Out Only 30 Of 100 Attacking Red Bombers

3-Mile High Steel Fenee Wonlda’t Help : Air Force Chief Says Russia Could Push 70 Out of 100 Bombers Over U.S

GENERAL CLAIMS ENEMY ATTACK CERTAIN TO ‘SUCCEED’  US. Air Defense Called Weak

MEET AGAIN FOR TRUCE TALKS   Red Charge Of Strafing Plane Interrupts Negotiations

Liaison Groups Meet to Arrange  For New Sessions Meanwhile Chinese Red Troops Are  Suddenly Shifted to Join North Korean: ae Llaavwikheaals RBeadaea Avas   BATTLE NEAR CLIMAX

Tells of Alleged Neutrality Violation  ‘Korean Boy, 15, Reds’ Chief  Witness To Allied Strating

Liaison Teams Iron Out Last Bars to Talks.  To Be Kept Neutral Cell Ta Ra Dacided

Liaison Teams Renew Korean Truce Talks   Reds Appear Bit Eager To Resume Chats Once More

Liaison Officers To Resume Talks  U.N. Investigates Red Complaints

Reds Eager To Renew Truce Talks  Definition Of ‘Security Area’ Muct Re Sattied

PROBE RED CHARGES OF AIR ATTACK   U.N. Officers Believe Witness on Alleged Neutrality Violation Coached; Meet Reds Again Sunday.

Still Working for New Talks AS U. N Makes New Gains   Talks Interrupted By Red Complaint Of U.N. Strafina

Preliminary Talks Resume As Ridgway Admits Allied Strating Of Kaesong Zone

Group to Seek Renewal Of Stalled. Talks   Meeting Scheduled For Tonight In Dusty Panmunjom;  Strafing Charged .

Renew Effort To Continue Peace Talks   Liaison Officers To Meet Despite New Red Protest

Liaison Officers Meet Sunday  In Effort to Get Talks Rolling Again   Allies Investigate Red Charge Planes Strafed Neutral Area

Message Sent To Ridgway By Commie Chiefs   Allied Liaison Officers Visit New Parley Zone

IN ANOTHER EFFORT   Officers Will Try to Get CeaseFire Talks Rolling Again

‘Communists Say Korean Boy Killed by U. S. Plane Friday Near Kaesong  No Protest     Foes’ Only Request Is Investigation of That Incident

Reds Anxious To Renew Talk  srec@eereee 6§ CURSOS FA ee   Liaison Officers Meet For Half Hour

Foot Soldiers, Artillery And Tanks Gouge Out New Gains In Korea; Armistice Talk Tonight

Panmunjom Parley Held On Talk  Resumption   Liaison Officers Talk for More Than Two Hours; Results Withheld

Liaison Officers Meet At New Site   Communists Want Peace Parleys Resumed Immedi ately—Question Of Neutrality Zone May  Bae Pancidared iaban

New Effort To Resume  Talks Made   Reds Thought To Have Evidence To Prove Strafing By TT WNW DPlanac

~ PANMUNJOM— Cease-Fire Liaison Talk Set   CHARGE HALTS NEGOTIATIONS

Armistice Talks Stalled By Claim Of UN Strafin¢   12-Year-Old Boy Killed In Kacsong Fringe, Father Save In Bitter Report

NEUTRAL ZONE TO BE SET UP AT PANMUNJOM   Allied And Red Liaises Officers Working Final Details   EARLY RESUMPTION OF CEASE FIRE TALKS

To Try Again Sunday To Get Korean Peace Talks Going Again   Tangible Evidence Backs Reds Claim Allied Planes Strafed Truce Area.

Reds Still Eager For Truce Talks  Single Technicality EE gb 3. &&t. @®... fF... 2.

Liaison Talks To Get Going AgainSunday   Evidence Seems to Back Red Charges of U.S. Plane Strafing

Officials Meet To Settle Last Of Differences   Hitch Is Definition Of A ‘Security Area’ Around Red Kaesong

Try Again to Get Talks on Truce Rolling   Korean Boy Says Planes’ Guns Hit Two of Brothers

U. N. Apology Clears Path For New Talk   Allied Chief Expresses Regret in Killing Of Korean Boy

UN, Red Teams Meet 3 Hours   Allies Admit Planes Strafed Truce Area

New Red-UN Talks Set for Tonight   Investigators Hear Boy Tell of Alleged Strafing

Might Break Long Deadlock   Reds ‘Harp’ on Alleged UN Violations

Evidence To Investigators Indicate Red Charges Of Kaesong Attack By U.N. Planes Is Substantiated

Liaison Teams. Still Debating Neutral Sphere   Extent of Zone Continues to Stall Armistice Talks

‘AllegedViolation Of Neutral Zone Probed By Allies   Witness To ‘Attack’ By U.N. Planes Said Coached By Reds

Possible Compromise Sites Are Inspected by Liaison Officers   No Results of 1st Meeting Announced but Allies Shift Kaesong Equipment

Eagerness Showr By Communists For Truce Talks   Agree to Liaison Session to Settle Lone Technicality

ee Groups Agree On All “Ground Rules” For Resump tion Of Cease-Fire Conference  Except Area Extent   LIAISON OFFICERS TO MEET OMOREOW

Liaison Groups Discuss Issue At Newest Site   Question of Neutral Zone Extension May Be Initial Problem

TRUCE MEETING IS-SET SUNDAY   Liaison Officers. Will “Meet  ~ Enemy And: Try’ To Get Stalled “Armistice. ‘Talks ‘Rolling.

Liaison Units Meet Sunday  On Truce Issue   Investigators Quiz Boy Who Said UN Pianes  Killed His Brother

Liaison Groups to Meet Sunday   Will Seek to Get Stalled Cease-Fire Talks Rolling Again

Attack Incident Stalls Officers In Peace Talks   Witness Coached  Allies Suspect

Reds Appear Ready to Meet In Peace Talk   Chinése Claim 2 Boys Are Hit By Machine Gun Fire

Exact Spot Of Meet Not  Determined   Extent OF Neutrality Zone Said To Be * Other Issue.

Message May Help Get Talks Started Again   Ridgway Expresses Heartfelt Grief Over Boy’s Death in Attack

Liaison Officers Meet Again Today in Effort To Resume Truce Talks

Envoys Seek Accor On Truce Talk Snag  Reds Appear Eager to Renew Parleys

UN, Reds Confer At Truce Site   Liaison Officers From Both: Sides Meet Tonight In Dusty Panmunjom

Red Complaint Of Air Strafing ls Investigated  Liaison Group Mee:   Liaison Group Meets In Dusty Village

Liaison Teams Confer Again   Single Barrier Blocks Resumption of Talks

Liaison Officers Meet Again to Take Up Truce Talks; UN Drive in Central Korea Hints at Chinese Collapse.

New Meeting Planned On Cease-Fire ‘Despite Red Charee Of New Violation   Liaison Officers Scheduled To Meet Tonight While Probe Into Charge Of  Steafing CGaec Farward.,   Churchill Victory May Bring Bid: From Stalin For Big-3 Meeting   Observers In Moscow Of Opinion Russian Premier Would Readily Agree To Conference In Such Event.

Reds Seem Eager Resume Peace Talks   Liaison Officers Meet, Discuss Technicalities Of “Security Area” Around Meeting Site

Officers Told To Meet Allies For Conference  Heavy Casualties May Be Reason for Move; 80 1006 Sines Anenet

Single Issue Still Remains To Be Settled   Differences Continue Over How Far Neutral Zone Should Extend

TRACE FARLEY:  ‘Liaison Officers Meet Sunday To Cet ‘Stalled Truce Talks Started Asain

Negotiations Delayed By Red Charge   Korean Boy Says Brothers Hit By Allied Warplanes

Meet Again Sunday in Panmunjom  Allied Planes Hit Neutrality Zone

Slate More Cease-Fire Wrangling   Liaison Officers Of Allies and Reds Meet Again Today

ALLIES AND REDS RESUME TALKS   ONE QUESTION BARRING RE SUMPTION OF TRUCE PARLEY UNSETTLED.

_ No Decision On Violation Report  Truce Talk Efforts Continue Despite New Red Charges

Christmas Death Tol! ls Mounting in State   Traffic Tragedies and Fires Account For Most of The Victims-as-Holiday. Approaches.

Fire Sweeps Tenements  In Memphis   Nearly 100 Left Homeless; Score  Of Firemen Hurt

TRAFFIC DEATHS MOUNT IN STATE   Ten Persons Lose Lives In Accidents During Weekend—Three Others Vic  tims Of Violence.

May Day Drive On Seoul Fails lo Materialize   Heavy Bombardments Foil Red Plans To Drive Into Seoul

Chinese Reds Close Gates Of Reservoir:   Action Believed to Be Communist Move, to. Outéank Embattled Seay

Sen. Kefauver  Held ‘Shyster’   Florida’s Warren ‘Takes Swipe at Ex-Proher .

Warren Labels Sen. Kefauver Crazed Shystet   Florida's Governor Hits at Investigator; Attack Is Answered

Governors Blast, Defend Ketauver, Prober of Crimes   Warren, Of Florida, Raps Tennessee's Senator  As Meeting Ends

FLORIDA GOVERNOR ASSAILS KEFAUVER   CALLS SENATOR A “POLIT CAL SHYSTER” — -NEBRASKAN LAUDS LAWMAKER.

‘Woman Fishing in Mountain Stream  Tangles With Unfriendly Buck Deer

Storm Stirs Up Severe Squalls, Eight Tornadoes   Three Persons Are Left Dead in Oklahoma. Virainia

Wind and Electrical Storms Cause ‘Damage as Parched South Gets Rain

Assembly Fails To Boost Aid Of Ohio Schools   Weary and irked Legislators End Work Sunday at 11

Legislature Fails To Pass School Bill: Votes Pen Term For Slot Owners

Praised By Troman     America, Philippines S ign New Pacific Defense Pact

act ls Signed By America And Philippines    Truman Sees: Treaty  As Big Step Toward Security and Peace

Defense Pact Signed by US., Philippines   Truman Hails Move as Step to Pacific Peace; Another Due Saturday

Philippines  And Ameries Sign Treaty Held Strong Step  Toward Security, Peace in Pacific

U.S, ISLANDS SIGN PACT 10 DEFEND PEACE   Philippines, America Move Toward Defense In Pacific Area ©

REDS PRESENT CEASE-FIRE PLAN   (PROPOSAL DIFFERS FROM ONE RECENTLY MADE BY THE ALLIES.

Not Near Like UN Propsal As Expected   Compromise Possible, Allied General Says; Teams to Meet Again

‘Red Negotiators Offer Their Own Proposal for Peace by Christmas

Communists Offer Own Cease-Fire Proposal   Appears Similar To Allied Plan, But Not as Close Acl].N. Krenected

Republican Aim Truth In Campaign   Gabrielson Scores Smear Tactics At Senate Hearing

Newport-Bound Sailors Given Mone} By Sister Of Chicago Industrialist

Mrs. Hubbard’s Cupboard Not Bare...  Wealthy Woman Gives Money And Pep Talk to New Sailors

Federal Lottery Blossoms Again  Veteran Rep. Sabeth Cranensve Dian

U. S. Lottery Plan Blooms Again  Rep. Sabath Says Crime Quiz Shows People Like To Gamble 

FEDERAL LOTTERY TALK IS REVIVED   Would Net Five Billion  Yearly, Says Lawmaker

Soybeans   Federal Lottery Proposal Makes Its Annual Appearance in House—Sabath Brings It Up

Doctor Takes Own Life Rather Than Go to Pen for Slaying Witfe’s Seducer

135000 IDLE IN DEFENSE CONVERSION   Seek Definite Points T Relieve Layoff Problem

Japan To Give U. S.  Special Privileges At Big Naval Base   Treaty To Include East’s Pearl Harbor

Sriri ys US. ‘large And Growing Soci Of Atomic Bombs Ready For Use ‘If Necessary’

COMMERCE SECRETARY SAYS PLANNING PROGRESSING Sawyer Says U.S. ‘Large And Growing’ Stockpile Of Afomic Bombs Ready For Use ‘If Necessary’

GM’s Workers Get Bonus But Face Furlough   Wage Board Approves Boost With Company ‘Not To Hike Prices

Drastic Order Expected Soon On Steel Use   Ban On Non-Defense Proiects Impendina

Freeze Steel For Building  Order to Catch About Everything But Hocnitals

Freeze on Steel Expected Soon   Non-Defense Use May Be Curtailed Drastically.

Peterson Asks  Congress Rush A Flood Plan   Nebraska Governor Says Is Only Way to Avoid Bad Floods in Future  RiyFEETIN

Ridgway Asks Red Cross Visit To POW Camps   Commander Broadcast: To Reds While Truce Negotiations Snaqged

Reds Say U.S. Rigged Phony ‘Missing’ List   No Progress Is Reported On Prisoner Trade Or Supervision Of Armistice, But Talks Continue Between Under-Officers

Implication at Panmunjom Is That Progress Might Be Made; Preparing te Care for Prisoners If Released.

RIDGWAY ASKS FOE TO LET RED GROSS MEN VISIT POW   Appeal Made in Broadcast to North Korean Premier and Chinese Army Commander.   EFFORTS TO BREAK TRUCE DEADLOCK MADE   Eighth Army Completes Plans to Fly Prisoners to Japan if Armistice Is Agreed On.

RELEASED ON RAPE CHARGE   B. H. Police Informed Girl Submitted To  Advances

City Police Plan To Let  J anitor Go   Relationship Admitted But Attack Denied

SURGERY ROOM IS SET UP IN ROYAL PALACE   Mounted Police Patrol Huge Throngs Before Palace Gates

MONARCH FACES MAJOR SURGERY FOR LUNG DISEASE   Queen Elizabeth And Members Of Royal Family Matareta ‘tftnil

Rev. Michael J. Ahern s ‘Dead at 77   Conductor of Catholic Sunday Radio Hour For 20 Years.- .

All Concerned Are Embarrassed As Gary Woman’s Package For Friend In Hong Kone Hits Customs Snag

Silk Panties Have Customs In Dither   Officials Trying te Figure Out Way to Legally Get Them to Hong Keone

Customs Officials in Dither All Because of Silk Panties   Need Export License Sender Is Informed

Red Delegates More Friendly, Offictal Says   Kaesong Area Neutralized As Conference Enters Tea Fifth Sécainn

1 KILLED, 14 HURT IN TWO TORNADOES   Western Nebraska Lashed by Memorial Day Blacte

147-Passenger Train Derails In Montana   First Reports Say No One Killed but Several Injured— Rail HQ Optimistic

Most of Pennsylvania Shivers Through One of the Winter's Record Cold Spells

Road Unsanded 2 Children Die When Bus Skids   Schoolbus Crashes While Gladwin Road Workers Strike

Gambling Ban: Irks Concessionaires At Detroit State Fair   Bingo At Escanaba   Space Cost $12,000

TITULAR COMMANDER ONLY - MacArthur Loses Key Portions of Authority

Communist Drive Launched Down Valley Toward Seoul: Allies Throw Up Defenses

Yank Infantry Outfit Fights Way To Safety   Soviet Puppet Troops Help Chinese Start ° Initial Offensive

Allies Make New Gains on Bloody Ridae   Suda COMMUunNIs. . Attack  North of Seoul for a While Creates Anxious Moments for Isolated Infantrymen.

. Like the End of the World..  “Thrills Become Tracedy When Plane Hits Crowd

ONES CAME TOO LATE ...  Eye-Witness Writes Stor y Of Tragic Plane Crash

Sweep 110 Mi. below Border: of Manchuria      UN. Ground Forces... Hammer Out Gains Up Ta 2% Miles

Red Jets Offer Challenge to U. S. Supremacy of Air  Battle Rages Near Front, May Indicate Air Attacks Planned

Red Jets Give Battle In “South’’   Revive Rumor Of Air Support For New Assault

Sweep 110 Miles South Of 38th ©   Officers Believe Reds Plan Use ‘Of Bie Air Force

MORE COMMIE PLANES  ENTER KOREAN CONFLICT   Effort Costs Reds Three Jets—-UN Ground Forces Coritinue Advance

Enemy Planes Sweep Deep in South Korea   Theee MIG’s Downed by American Planes in Ser- ies of Air Duels in Korean Skies; Ground Gains By UN Forces Slowed.

COMMUNISTS LOSE THREE JET PLANES IN LATEST BATTLE   Allied Leaders Believe Chinese Planning Strong Air Attacks In Sup port Of Army; ‘U.N. Ground Troops Continue Advance.

Communist Jets  Challenge U.S,  Air Supremacy Reds Sweep South  Of Manchuria to Fight Yank Planes

Enemy Planes Hit 110 Miles South of Line   U.S. Sabrejets Shoot Down Three in Swirling Battle

Effort Costs Foe 3 Planes   Sweep South 110 Miles From Border; Ground Forces Hammering Out Gains

Air Power Of UN Challengec By Red Jets   Communist Planes Go South Of Manchurian Border For Battles

— KOREA —  Reds Lose 3 MIG’s in Bold Raid   ALLIED TROOPS GAIN 244 MILES

Three MIGs Are Shot Down; Four Others Damaged   Ground Forces Grind out Gains Of 2’ Miles

‘Enemy Venture: TIO Miles South Of Yalu River   Two Jets Shot Down And Two Damaged

Red Jets . Challenge  Americans  Enemy May Be   Enemy May Be  "Getting Ready to Throw Air Force Into Korean War

Battle Yank Bombers And Fighters 110 Mile  From Manchurian Line   American Pilots Shoot Down Three Enemy Planes; Troops Score Gains On All Fronts.

EFFORT COSTS ENEMY THREE JET PLANK  Reds May Employ: Increased Aeria   Reds May Employ Increased Aeria Might to Support Battered Armies.

Red Air Forces Sweep 110 Mile: South Of Manchurian Border To Battle U. §. Planes   BELIEVE COMMUNISTS PLAN AIR CAMPAIGN

Lose 3 Jets in Tiff With U.S. Planes   UN Ground Troops Hammer Out Gains Up To 214 Miles

Communist Jets Sweep 110 Miles South of Manchurla To Challenae U. S. Planes

«About Town  Poe  umnEN TIS   71.99 Inch Rainfall Here During 1950 Ear Ahove Average

«About Town   71.99 Inch Rainfall Here During 1950  Lue bhava Avarnaa

Air Violation Laid to U. S.   Hungary, Romania Charges Acknowledoe Incident

2NATIONS SAY. PLANE, PASSED OVER BORDERS   Violation Is Chargec  While Fog Hampers  Search For Ship

Allied Forces Nearing Main Chinese Army    Airmen Report Ominous Buildup Of Enemy Troops

Yank Patrols Ten ‘Miles From Seoul: Resistance Stiffens   Collision With Main Chinese Army Seems Imminent; Allied Air Force Continues Terrific Bombardment

UN Forces Appear About To Hit Main Chinese Army   New Allied Drive Makes Slight Gains

U.N. COLUMNS APPROACH MAIN CHINESE ARMY  Kighth Army Communique Reports Ominous Enemy Activity.

UN Forces Run Into Stiffening Red Opposition   Advance Within 10 Miles of Seoul; Air Attack Heavy

Allied Spearheads Strike Within Ten Miles of ua  UN Fore es Adva ce  pimiek Silla

STATE FAIR GETS UNDER © _ WAY FRIDAY   Barkley, Dirksen, Gene Autry and Jock Benny on Programs.

Promotions for Higher Ranking Officers Delayed as Senate Checks List of More Than 100

HOLD UP ARMY, ‘NAVY PROMOTIONS   SEMATORS WANT TO LEARN WHETHER NATION BAS TOO MUCH BRASS.

Crime Quiz To Continue   30-Day Extension Voted by Senate Costello Citation Recommended

UN Planes Kill, Wound 1.400 Reds   Enemy's Patrols Strike 70 Miles Below Parellel

REDS DRIVE t MILES SOUT (OF 38 PARALLEL   Action Believed Start of Battle For High Peaks

Allied Planes Slaughter 1,400 Red Troops In Three Hours of Good Flying Weather As Enemy Masses Troops For All-Out Attack

BLAST ENEMY  ALONG AOADS  NEAR SUWOA   New Red Column Drives to 6 Miles of Major Road Hub South of Wonju.

Allied Planes Renew Air Attacks; Reds Slowed By Blizzard         However. Attacks In South Continue

‘Roport 1,400 Killed Or Wounded In Three Hours Of Good Weather; Red Drive In Wonja  Area Slackens      250,000 RED TROOPS MASS FOR OFFENSIVE

Pilots Report Inflicting Casualties On 1,400 In Good Weather   New Drive Perils Second Division   Assault Slackens On Central Front; Chungju Is Threatened

FIELD DIRECTOR DIES   Husband of Hilda Dobbins, Red i Cross Worker, T kes Own Life

XES TOOK S360 ER MAN, WOMAN ND CHILD IN “a   a-Month Average Shows  ox Burden More Than  Jouhled ina Period of Bight Vears.   TIE TOTAL TAKE, UNCLE SAM GOT $245      rall Collections of S54,  00,000 Will Be Far  Exceeded During the Current Year.

Holleck Claims Truman Will Not Enforce Controls   Asserts President Has Decided Not to Let New Law Work

Reapportionment Bill Is Offered   Special Committee of Legislature Brings in New Proposals

Committee Urges Passage of 2 Reapportionment Bills   MacArthur Visit to Detay Action

Accidents Kill 6 In Michigan Over Week End  Boy Drowns Fishing In Detroit River

gUee VE SELES Mo  STATE DEPARTMENT IS ‘ENEMY BEHIND THE ENEMY’. OUSTED NAVAL OFFICER DECLARES

Only Military Career Ended For MacArthur   New Role Of Elder Statesman And Critic Now Looms Ahead

McCarthy Signs Contract For Control Of Eqvotian Oil Exploration Company

Smith, Zablocki Urge Firm Stand  Strong Armistice Terms Demanded

Appeals For $8.5 Billion Aid Program   Cabinet Member Makes No Mention Of Malik Proposal

Secretary. Of State Acheson Warns Russia  Says U.S. Prepared To Meet Any Attack

Cold Snap Still Grips Midwest   And It’ll Be Even Cooler Here Toniaht   COLD

Truck Transport In Flery Accident   Gatcline-Looded Vehicle Smashes Into Building, Flames BDectray le

Delegates Seek Funds For Power   Asks More Money  For Buggs Island, © Philpott Projects

GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS WORLD DAY OF PRAYER   Proclamation Urges All Citizens Of Pennsyivania To Attend Church Services Friday

Wildcat Rail Strike Spreads  Federal Court Action Fails To Duessant Lanne

More Joining  ‘Sick’ Layoffs   Industrial Tie-Up Signs Showing Up

Two Brotherhoods Ignore Threat of U.S. Court Action   Wildcat Strike Spreading Transportation Paralysis Thru Nation’s Industries

Symington To Head New RFC   informed Sources Sey Former Air Secretary Hos Agreed to Post

Butler Manager Took ‘Short Cut’ In Bookkeeping  Official Recording

One-Meal-a-Day Fallacy Shown; It Slows You Up   Balanced Food, Not Fewer Meals, Needed

Red Resistance Fierce As Push ls Nearly Over  Counter Attacks Made By Reds In Many Front Areas

Fierce Combat Develops In Some Sectors   Despite Resistance Some Gains Are Made By Allied Forces

UN Troops Drive Toward Supply Area.   New Gains Registered Despite Fierce Fighting On Central Front

Worker Claims Sex Damaged  Asks $450.000 for Damages by Female Hormones

Indian Leader Hits Jap Arms   Objection Raised To American Units

Tar Heels Back  Home From War   Several Tarboro GIs Arrive In Seattle

TAR HEEL VETS ARRIVE IN PORT   Ninety-Five Reach Seattle On Way Home From Korean War— Others Make Total Of 3.759.

‘Assembly Opens Annual Session   Will Recess Until January 15 After Hearing Duff Messare

Congressman Tries Hand ‘As Butcher   Selling Steaks Proves Difficult

Congressman Does Stint Behind Meat Counter to Learn About Price Reactio1

Red Claims Put Talks Under Cloud   Allied Map Makers Gx Back to Panmunjom To Discuss Truce.

‘Last Word On Neutrality Is Prepared   Message Expected To Reply To Complaints Of Violations

U.N. Will Send Strong Message To Communists   Allies’ Statement Tomorrow May Make Or Break Cease-Fire Parley; Note To Reply To Two Protests By Nam Il Of Alleged Violations Of Neutrality

Peace or War Issue May Be  Determined   South Koreans Launch Big Attack, Kill 8000 Commies

ALLIES WILL MAKE REPLY TO RED PROTESTS   Enemy Blamed for Making Kaesong “Universal Symbol of Bad Faith.”

Will Reply To Two Protests By North Korean Gen. Nam 1) Of Alleged Violations Of Conference City Of Kaesong   NOTE WILL CONTAIN 29000 OR MORE WORDS

U.N. Will Send Communists Nofe Thursday  Message May Make, Or Break Entire Conference

Allied Note May Settle Truce Talks   Charges Fly As Committee Fails Again To Agree

Truce Talk Crisis Seen With Note  U.N. To Answer Rods In Writnes

Will Reply fo Red Charges Of Violations   Note Will be Handed To Communists at Meeting Tonight

Accuses Reds Of Bad Faith In Negotiations For Korean Armistice   Comprehensive Message Of 2,00( Words To Review Entire Situation, Prepared By Joy.

Allies to Hand Answer to Reds Neutrality Claim  Message to Reply To Two Protests by

FLOOD DELAYS TRUCE TALKS FOR 24 HOURS   Enemy Reportedly Has As Many Troops As Before Offensive

Peace Parley Postponed By Heavy Rains   Communists Build Up Biggest Troop Center in Months Is Report

Report Heavy Red Forces Are Concentrated  Flood Prevents U.N.   Flood Prevents U.N, Delegation Reaching Kaesong On Friday

Public Citizens Asked: To Help Control Prices  DiSalle Urges Mayor: - To Start Citizens Committees For Aid

Di Salle Asks Citizens’ Committees Help Government Control Prices

Public Called To Aid Price Contzo! Fight   Black Marketeers Will Be Prosecuted To Fullest Limits

DiSalle Urges Citizen Panels Be Organized   Administrator Reiterates Vow Black Marketeers Wo) Be Punished

Public Gets Call to Help Hold Prices   Citizens’ Committees to Be Set Up in 1,253 Cities.

STRICT ENFORCEMENT PLEDGED  Federal Officials Ask Public To Help Fight Runaway Prices

MUNICIPAL COMMITTEES ARE URGED   Volunteers Would Bolster Fight to  Control Inflation

Business Leaders _ To Aid Price Fighi   Mayors Of Cities Asked To Set Up Citizens’ Committees

Shipping of Cattle Still On Upgrade   But DiSalle Warns of Over-Optimism on Beef Situation.

Hoiles Willing  To Debate Publisher Proposes  . Question of His Own

Officers Named © By St. John’s Chuch Last Week   Rev. Allwardt Decline Call to Convoy;  Mayer Named Deacon.

Old ‘Miss’ Hits Highest Level Ever Recorded   Winona, Minn., May Be Under Water By Thursday

Minnesota City May Be Under Wafer Thursday   Volunteers Try To Prevent Dam From Giving Way

MICKEY COHEN LOSES TEMPER   Objects To Government Agent Talking In Corridor To Witness

Cohen Irritable At Tax Hearing  Natty Gambler Yells Enithets At Agent

Prospector Finds Old Plane Wreck   Says Six Bodies Seen At Top Of Cook Inlet Peak

3 Robbers Get 59,000 Payroll   11 Employes of Firm In Philadelphia Are Held “Up Today

FRANCHOT TONE: ASKS A DIVORG   SAYS BARBARA PAYTON RE FUSED TO END ASSOCIA. TION WITH TOM NEAL.

UN Forces © Inch Ahead  In.New Drive   Fanatic Foe, Rain, Fog and Mud <7 Adv Aero .

President Quits In Upheaval emi  Power Is Assumed  By Army In Bolivia

Spring Graduates May Miss Dratt   Students Entering College May be Draft-Proof Until End of Freshman Year

Boy Seized And Slain:  Pair Sought   Coroner in Town Nea: Chicago Says Loeb Crime Recalled.

Loeb-Leopold Case Parallel Seen in Kidnaping, Slaying of Illinois Boy

Police Hunt Slayers of Youth, 13   Captors Strangle Victim, Toss Body From Automobile

Find Woman, Boy Sfain on Beach  Poir Beaten to Death At Gulfport, Miss.

Woman And Boy Beaten To Death  Bodies On Beach At Gulfport, Miss.

UN Forces Seize Three More Bitterly-Defended Ridges —   Last-Ditch Defence Overcome in Storming Hills: Cold Settling in Korea Mountains

Reds Repulse ULN, Affacks   iBut Allies Seize Three  ‘More Bitterly-Defend\ ed Ridaes

Use Of Chiang’s Forces In  Korea Remains Live Issue   MacArthur Continues Te Want To Use Nationalists To Fullest Advantage; Vice Admiral On Visit To Formosa.

Use Of Chinese Nationalist Troops In Korea Still Live Military Issue _

attle Expected at Hoengsong Could Affect Whole Korean War   Nationalist China Issue is Revived

Nationalists Use InKoreaRemains Military Issue   MacArthur Continues To Ask for Application Of ‘All’ Manpower

Truman’s Chief ‘Fair Deal’ Backers Call for Slashes  Two Senators Want Budget Cut

‘Fair Deal’ Backers Join Cry for Cuts   Both Douglas and Humphrey Think Bud. get Far Too High.

Two Truman Supporters Favor Cuts   Demand Grows For Non-Defense Spending Slash

Fair Dealers Back Cry to Slice Budget   Douglas, Humphrey Join in Call to Slash Expenditures

Truman Backers Join Cry For Cutback In Budget  Other Democrats ‘Expected To Chime I With Demand Of Douglas. Humphrey

Senators Join Cry for Cuts In Big Budget   Even Fair Dealers Think Big Savings Could Be Effected

Senators Demand Cuts In President’s Budget   Two Fair Deal Backers Join In Parade — Martin Charges Administration At Height Of Ficeal Irresnonchility

Two ‘FairDeal’ Backers Join In Cry For Cutting President's Big Budget

BESS OPENUING eee  Two Fair Deal Backers - Join Budget Cut Bloc —

Truman Supporters Favor Budget Cut:  Douglas, Humphreys. Join Reduction Cry

Douglas, Humphrey ‘iceck Reductions  2 Chief tair Veal’ Backers Join  in Cry for Cuts in Truman Budget

Hot Senate Draft Fight  Continues   Republicans Try To Limit Size Of Armed Forces

GEN, MARSHALL TESTIFIES ON DEFENSE PLAN   Present Program Calts For Tripling U. S. Forces Overseas

A DIVISIONS TO BE SENT TO CONTINENT   Troop Limitation Plan Opposed By General

Await Truman's Action On Stee! Walkout Threat   Government Mediator: Give Up Attempts To Negotiate Agreement

Arbiters Fail Jn Steel Talk, Call Truman   Hope for Quick / Agreement Fades; President 3 May ire TU T wee

Steel Strike Threat Put On Truman Doorstep   Mediators Find Steel Industry And CIO Union Will Not Yield

U. S. Mediators Give Up Attempt To Negotiate   Fairless Offers to Forego Price Increase If Union Will Abandon Its : Demands for Wage Increases.

HOPES TO AVERT WALKOUT FADE  Steel Strike Threat Is Handed Truman After Talks Bog Down

THREAT OF STEEL STRIKE REFERRED TO WHITE HOUSE   Government Negotiators Abandon Efforts to Avert Nation-Wide Walkout Set for January 1.   TWO STEPS ARE OPEN TO PRESIDENT TRUMAN   Executive May Invoke Taft Hartley Act or Ask Wage Stabilization Board to Make Recommendations.

LAWYER SAYS SEVENTH CADET BACK ON DUTY   Discharged Student Testifies He Never Was Given Hearing

Two Cadets Say They Failed to Get Hearing   Seventh Cadet Said To Be Back on Duty

Allied Officers Go By Air To Meet Reds in Battered City; Progress Unreported

UP Informed Diplomats Received ‘Orderly.’ But No Information of Progress of Talks; 8th Army Ready to Move if Reds Try Trick

Temperatures   Orderly Reception Given Three U. N. Officers At Kaesong Peace ‘Oasis’

Start Production At Sunflower Plant   Let $3,500,000 Contract For Rehabilitation of Eudora Ordnance Works

S. 0. W. OPENING MAY BE MARCH 1   Army Engineer Chief Lets Rehabilitation Contracts  Today

Farm Surplus Hus Melted Away; No longer a Problem   Threatened Shortages Appear as Government Unloads Its Huge _ Stocks of Food

Government s Farm Surplus Problem Gone   Defense Spending Boom Takes Care of It; Supplies Moving

Huge Farm Surpluses Are Gone   Vast Quantities Of — Grain, Eggs, Butter . Melt Away Under © - Bie Defense Progran

New Proposal On Cease-Fire Line In Korea  Allied Delegates Propose Joint Board To Draw Line

ANOTHER OFFER ON KOREA ZONE MADE TO REDS   Enemy Launches Attacks on Hills: Took Two Objectives

UN Would Have Board Draw Line   Six-Man Group To Outline Buffer Tone Is Proposed.

Will Meet Again Tonight After Four-Day Recess; UN Officials Believe Commies Will Offer Compromise On Touchy Troops Issue

UN Cease-Fire Delegates Expect Red Compromise   Teams to Gather For Ninth Meeting After 4-Day Recess

Foe May Offer Compromise  Pyongyang Radio Again Demands Troops Leave

Reds Might Compromise On Issues   Confab Expected To Tip Balance of Peace Or More War

REDS CONTINUE DEMANDS FOR TROOP REMOVAL   Patrol Action On Front Flares Up Stronaer

Reds May Offer Compromise At Fateful Meeting   All Allied Troops Must Leave Korea Now, Communists Demand In Radio Broadcast; Peace Or Continued Warfare Hinges On Negotiations Being Resumed Tonight

UN Negotiators Prepare To Resume Conference  After Three-Day Lapse

UN Truce Team May Get Reds’  ‘Save Face’ Plan   Korea Armistice Talks Resume Tonight in Kaesony

Allied Truce Team Set To Renew Talks   Red Radio Keeps Demanding Foreigu Troop Withdrawal

Communists May Retreat On Demands  Negotiations are Scheduled to

Fexeares for Everybody in the Telegram Today   Messy Investigation Cleared Up, . Man “Tanted, Feathered’ Himsell

Splendid Weather Aids Big Turnout Sunny Skies, High Temper  atures May Put Vote   . Total Near 5,000  6,610 REGISTRATIONS Polls to Close at 7; Journal-. World to Keep Run . nine Canons

Sunny Skies, High Temperatures May Put Vote Total Near 5,000   6,610 REGISTRATIONS   Polls to Close at 7; JournalWorld to Keep Run ning Scores

Expected Cool Air Is Delayed   To Arrive Tonight But With Little Relief

Chief Prober Tells of Lies   Fulbright Asks U.S. To Check Morals

Marysville in big Time . . .  National Circulation Magazine Tells of WKGR Blackout

Plight of WKGR Described by Time Magazine  In Recent Article; Tells of Closing by FCC

Attempt By Reds To Halt Advance   Enemy Making Furious Assaults On Spearheads of Allied Drive . As New Defense Line is Formed

Vicious Counter Drives Delaying UN Sweep North   Communist Jets In North Korea First Time Since June 6

‘Iran Danger To The World   U.S. Urges Dispute Over Oil Settled Soon As Possible

U. §. Cautions lran Against Periling Unity   Oil Dispute Seen as Serious Threat; Negotiations Uraed

World Unity At Stake in Iran Trouble   U.S. Says Oil Dispute iz Middle East Could Be Weakening Factor; Ask: Settlement Talks

Primary Elections  Mississippi Results Clouded; Byrd Forces Hold In Virginia

White Is Slated To Be Candidate In Second Vote   Who His Opponent Will Be August 28 Is Still Unknown

Bonds of 4 Reds Who Failed ‘To Start Jail Terms Forfeite:   FBI Organizes Huge Manhunt For Missing Men

Four Reds Stay Away: Bonds Lost   May Be Working with Other Fugitives on New Network.

4 Top Reds Forfeit Bail in U.S. Court   Officials Stlent   MeGrath's Warning

Any Whe Aid Red Fugitives Get Warnine   U.S. to Prosecute Ones Concealing f Who  Skipped Bail

Missing Reds Forfeit Bond In U.S. Court   FBI and Police Continue Search Fer Party Leaders

lop Communists May Have Fled To Escape Jail   Officials Fear Underground U. S. Politburo Forming

Top U.S. Reds Fail To Appear for Terms   Bonds of $25,000 for Fach Ordered Forfeited When the Leaders Don't  Surrender to Serve Terme

EX-Hattiesburg Commie Hunted By The FBI   Negro One of Four Convicted Top Red Leaders Who Have Jumped Bond

Judge Forfeits Bonds of Four Convicted Reds   Men Failed to Surrender in Court

Four Missing Reds Forfeit  $80,000 Bail   Widespread Hunt Launched for AWOL Ouartet

FBI Launches Manhunt For Top Communists  Bonds Of $80,000 Taken Over By U. S. When Reds Fail To  Annonr fa fassoh

 MISSING  REDS’ BAIL FORFEITED   Federal Judge Forfeits $80,000; FBI Hunts for Commies Believed Fled or Underground.

Four Top Communists Fail to Make Appearance Today and Federat Judge Declares Bonds Forfeited

Bail Of Four  Communists  Is Forfeited   Fail To Report To Begin Terms And Surrender $20,000 Bach In Court

Orders Bonds lof Four Reds Be Forfeited   Judge Acts As Missing Communist Leaders  Fail to Report

Jurist Orders Forfeiture Of Federal Bonds   Seven Begin Prison Terms As Result Of High Couri Ruling

Rone is Forfeited For Missing Reds   Four Leaders Failing To Surrender in Court  Lose $80,000 in Bonds

KrKKKK KX MCGRATH THREATENS TO: PROSECUTE ANYONE WHO HELPS FUGITIVE REDS

Four Communist Leaders Sought In Big Manhunt   Bails Forfeited As Reds Fail To Surrender

Judge Forfeits Bonds Of Four Missing Reds   Four of 11 Convicted Communists Fail to Surrender, Become Objects of Nationwide Manhunt.

Bonds Of Four Convicted Reds Forfeited For Failure To Appear   Total Of $80,000 Forfeited When Names Called Again And There Was No Response; Saven Others Start Terme.

Bonds of Four Reds Forfeited  Police Hunt Quartet Who Filed Jail Terms

Four Reds Hunted As Bail Forfeited  Fg ee CE Rl ne, Sy SEES (ORME SURE EAS . Ni AMMAR ra   Communist Leaders Face Prison; May Have Gone Underaround, Belief

Anyone Aiding 4 Fugitive Reds Faces Arrest   Bonds Forfeited: Leaders May Be Setting Up Un. derground Politbure

FORFEIT BONDS OF RED CHIEFS   Fail To Appear In Court: Order Surrender Of $80,000

Bonds Of Four Reds Forfeited   Total Of $80,000 Is Seized By Court ‘After Reds Fail To Begin Terms

Convicted Red Chiefs Hunted as Fugitives   $80,000 Bail Jumped By Conspirators, FBI Hunts Quartet

Four Commies Stull Have not Surrendered   Attorney General Assures Prosecution of Anyone  Aiding in Their Escape

MCGRATH WARNS HE’LL PROSECUTE THOSE AIDING REDS   Attorney General Caution: On Prison Term, Fine As  A Leaders Avoid Jail

Four Top Communists Fail to Give Selves Up  Duelta 22) Cttben de Wage Cees TIe   Believed Either to Have Gone Underaround or Fled From Country.

REDS’ BAIL FORFEITED   Federal Judge Forfeit: $80,000; FBI Hunts for Commies Believed Fled or Underground.

Reds Fail To » Show Up; Bone Is Forfeited   U.S. Conimunists Underground Or Fied, Is Belief

Communists Fail To Appear In Court For Sentence Today   Bail Forfeited As Hunt For Missing Reds Continues

Court Forfeits Bail of Four Reds  Convicted Leaders Remain Fugitives

Four Missing Red Leaders Hunted by FBI   One More Chance Given Communist Leaders Whx Failed to Surrender For Sentencina

F.B.J. Searching Nation For Missing Red Leaders   $80,000 Bonds Are Forfeited

‘Don’t Shelter Reds,’ M’Grath Warns Public   sealers Sunk-——  ShortsClad Thailand Premier Gets His Revolt Revenge—Sacks the Navy

Quest Still on For ‘Commies   Four May Have Fled or Gone Underground

West Berlin . Asks Reprisal On! Road Tax:   _ Allies Take Cautious Stand on-Proposal ‘To Hit Back:at Reds

NEWTOWN DEFENDANT COMBATANT IN KORER   Emerson E. Flagg Drove Car In Which Plaintiff Rode   $509 GAS-TIRE CLAIM

GRANTS RULE TO STAY PROCEEDINGS   Judge Fdward G. Biester Halts Case As Defendant  Is in Korea  ArYPTU“VAL Ic OAD Cink iw

BLOCKADE OF CHINA COAST IS DEMANDED  United States Will Insist on Putting Stor to Traflicking With Tues Am

Legislature Opens New Half Century  54th lowa General Assembly Convenes

LEGISLATURE MEETS UNDER WAR SHADOM   Senate and House Complete Organization: Beardsley Message Tuesday.

Governor Beardsley Will Give Message Tomorrow   House Busy with Organizational Pro' cedures: Senate Finishes Early

Legislature Opens New Session in Period of Peril   House and Senate To Hear Beardsley Messaae Tuesday

 Proposed Budget Calls for Big Cuts in Next Two Years .  Texas To Slash $10 Million From State Expenditures

Twenty Billion Deficit Is Seen   Balk At Sales Tax Proposal Forecast

U.S. Senate Committee May Hold New Statehood Hearing   Gruening Thinks Action Fair

Blaik May Resign As Army Football Coach   AN Bat One Player Fram 195 ¢ Starting Eleven Among 90 Cadets Facine Dlensieent

Everharf Fights Pollution Funds  ’ Senate Cuts $50,000; Astion Is Criticized:

PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION   2nd Thursday in each montl at the High School Auditorium at 2:30 P. M.  (Unless otherwise notified)   P-T. A. HOLDS FIRST MEET

Fires Threaten Western Forests Worst Since 192?   Almost No Rainfall, High Temperatures Increase Hazards

Coast Forests  Raked by Fire   Flame From Canada Down to California

Allies Braced For Offensive  ByCommunists   Troops Of 22 Free Nations Ready To Meet Possible Red Attack

30 POLLING AIDES   Names of City Election Of. ficials Released at City Clerk's Office

RUSSIA REJECTS ARMS CURB PLAN   Vishinsky Claims Thats MidEast Defense Pact Is Plan  of Aggression On: Part “Of U.

O'Dwyer’s Job Is Questioned By Senator   Tobey Says Inquiry Should Continue At Lease 2 Months

CLOSER LOOK AT O’DWYER   Crime Hearings Touch Off New Investigations By Federal Officials.

Asks a Study of O'Dwyers Position As Ambassador   Sen. Tobey Urges Action by Senate Foreign Relations Ccmmittee.

Thinks O'Dwyer Position Should Be Looked Into  Consider it in Light

Tobey Proposes Look at O'Dwyer Position as Envoy  Committee Calls   Committee Calls One-Day Lull in Probe of Crime

Tobey Says Senate Should Check On Ambassador O'Dwyer   You Know What I’d Do, Says Crime Probe Committee Member, Wants Investigation Continued Beyond March 31 Deadline   For More On Crime Probe, See Page 2

Mossadegh To Fly To New York  Iran Premier Aims To Halt Complaint

Premier to Come  To U. S. Sunday   Mossadegh Will B attle  Council Oil Ruling

HAVE A BUD, BUD  Someday day You'll Get New Choppers That'll Stay In

Tobin Raps Slander By  Senators   Directs Salvo At McCarthy In Talk Before Y.F.W.

‘Sec. Tobin Takes Rap at Sen. McCarthy   Hits "Slander" in Privileged Sanctuary of U. S. Senate

U.S., Brifish — Are      French Expel Nationalist Leader Without Consulting Others, Cause Ferment Among North Africa Peoples

War Balance Sheet For Week Here's UP Roundup Of Goed News And Bad

WARNING TO WEST   Ike Says Europe Must Hike -Military Output If Security Is Goal

ke's Warning: Western Europe Must Stand Rap   Must Increase Military Spending ., To Have Security

Europe Must Spend   Eisenhower Says Power Necessary to Stave Off War Attack

Ike Demands More Arms Of West Europe  Rebellious NATO Countries Warned Of Security Needs

ke Urges Increased Arms Spending  Blunt Message to Rebellious Nations

Eisenhower Bluntly Warns Western Europeans Syending Is Necessary

Eisenhower Warns, W. est Europeans _   “Increased Military — Spending Is Security’: -Price, Lageards Told.

Blunt-Warning By Eisenhower   Nations In. Europe Rebuked By Chief _

IKE MOVES TO SPEED UP ARMS   Warns European Nation: To Increase Spending  On Military

Defense Buildur Must Be First, Europe Warned   Eisenhower Bluntly Tells West Europe It Must Arm

lke Urges NATO Nations to Hike Defense Spendna   Some Balking Against Request for Higher Military Budgets.

Ike Demands Kurope Hike Arms Spending   Must Increase If They Want Security, Blunt Warnines to NATO

West Europe te Warned By  ‘Eisenhower   Must Increase Their Military Spending To Have Security

General Flays Foes of Europe Army Buildup   Must Increase Defense Funds to Check Russ, NATO Told

TESTS EFFECT ON MATER AN ANIM   Fortifications. ‘Experts Tak Part in New Series of Exnlosions.

Bomb Set.Off on Ground at Nevada Site   Troops Take Part in Experiment; New Explesion Series

A-Test Fired Ai Animals, Equipment   Nevada Notes Dust Cloud but No Shock Wave

Red. Planes Mount Huge Air Attack   Enemy Jets Sweep 110 Miles Below Monchurian Border

Arm Speedily. Ike Tells U.S.   Double of Kurope Force Asked: Air, Sea Power Is ‘Not Enough’

Gen. Ike Asks War Speed In Mobilizing   Urges Doubling of U. S. Forces in Europe: Favors Draft of 18-Year-Olds, Non-Vet Lechande and Compulsory UMT

Admits Slaying and Walling Up Body in Basemen!   Expectant Mother Slew Hotel Keeper, Then Fled to Africa.

No Sign Of Total Break In Talks, Says UN Aide  Neither Side Wants Blame For Resuming War Is Belief

See No Indication Of Permanent Breakdown   However, Red Radio Indicates Otherwise; U.N. Representatives Say They're Ready To Reopen Talks Any Time

Compromise On Draft Lowers The Age To 183   But Youths Of That - Age Have Little To Worry About Now

Boards Requirec To Exhaust Pool Of Older Men   Compromise Reached By Conference Group

House-Senate Group Reaches Accord on Drafi   Age Set at 1814; UMT Question Still Undecided

YOSHIDA WON'T REARM JAPANESE   Says It’s Up To Japan, But ‘ Won't Carry It Out’

Yoshida Refuses To Rearm Japan; Expected to Quit  Keep Faith With West, He Urges Of His Nation

Returns From Treaty Talks —  Premier Yoshida Won't ‘Rearm Japanese Nation

A4teronrnTr WPATHER DATA   Cigar-Smoking Japanese Statesman ls Against Rearming of His Nation

Yoshida Reveals Plans For Japan In Future  Premier Says He Will Not Re-Arm  gebammm

YOSHIDA TO REFUSE TO REARM JAPAN, HE TELLS PEOPLE   Observers Think Stand Indicates Resignation After Pact Ratification

Jap Premier Refuses To Aid Arming  Stand Indiceatoc That   Stand Indicates That Yoshida Will Resign From Offiee Shortly

Yoshida Refuses To Rearm Japan   Prime Minister May Leave Office

YOSHIDA CALLS ON JAPANESE TO KEEP FANH WITH WESI   Prime Minister Hints Resig nation Before Nation  Roaatne Daneming

Democrats Win In Philadelphia  Elect First Mayor In Past 67 Years

UN Forces Mop Up  ‘Heartbreak Ridge,  Continue Attacks Pushed Back In   Pushed Back In West, However, By Fanatical Red Drive

Allies Send Armor Into Red Territory   “‘Hearthreak Ridge? Finally Captiired After Bloody Battle

UN Troops Take Strategic Hill From Red Force   Hoaarthreak Ridae      Heartbreak Ridge Area Mopped Up; Cavalry Stopped

Tanks Thrust At Foe’s Area  All BD @. Penn tobi   All 32 Sabrejets Return Safely To Bases

Enemy Diehards Are Mopped Up; Tank Force Races Into Red Area   First Cavalry Set Back In Attempt To Close Pinchers Around Reds’ Pocket Near Yonchon.

U.N. MOPS UP COMMUNISTS ON HIGH GROUND   Nearby Hills Seized Following Capture of “Heartbreak” Ridge In Korea,

UN Mops Up  Heartbreak Ridge Today   ‘Reds North of Peak Retreat To Avoid Encirclement

Navy, Marine Pilots Blast Korean Lines   Concessions by U. S. Give Impetus To Talks

Heavy Casualty List Is Cited As Need for Boys, 18   Senator States Presen Urgent Crisis Shows Need To Lower Age

Johnson Urge: Drafting of 18-Year-Olds   Cites Korean War Casualty List As Best Reason

Johnson Cites Casualties As Need For Draft  Committee Told 18-Year-Olds Needed

Johnson Cites Need for  Draft Change  Full Armed Services Committee May Vote on Issue Todav

HOMER IN THIRD   Jansen Driven From Box;  Rizzuto Also Hits Cirenit Belvo

Three Slates Of Candidates Are Indicated   Uninstructed Group For Eisenhower Is Expected To Compete Against Taft And Stassen Men

State Election To Be Focused On Local Issues   Race May Provide Voter Trend for ‘52 Presidential Campaiar

Crop Ample For U.S.A.   Wheat Exports May Be Cut But There Will Be No Shortage Here

Losses in Winter Wheat Crop Expected to Curb Exports but No Domestic Shortage Likely

No Domestic Shortage of Wheat Is Expected Result of Damacae to Cron

Heavy Crop Losses to Halt Exports Of Wheat; No Domestic Shortage Seen

 Question Of UN’s Next Move On Korea Now Threatens To. Divide Countries

Peiping Rejection Threatens Split In Free World— Il © Mfficialsc Aware Of Dancers Involved In Showdown

UN. Wavers On Condemning Chinese Reds   Acheson Leads U. S. Demand For Showdown

th] AAASON CITY    fney Laughed When He Flapped His Wings... .  Modern Darius Green Makes His Flying Machine Work

USAF Forming Combat Unit To Use Guided Missiles: May Carry Atomic Char ges

U.S.Forming First Unit. For Guided Missiles  It Involves One  Of New Weapons Called ‘Fantastic’

Air Wing To Use ‘Guided Missiles   New ‘Fantastic’ Weapon May Drop Atomic Charges On Enemy

FIRST GUIDED MISSILE UNIT BEING FORMED   Pilotless Bomber Is Weapon Truman Recently Described   WILL BE USED IN SUPPORT OF TROOPS

Being Forme   Weapon, Described As Fantastic In sedis coke Atomic Bomb Charges Te Unerny Troops; Qn Front Lines .

Air Force to Use Guided Missiles   Forming Special Unit to Handle “Fantastic Weapons”,

Senators Ask Non-Defense Spending Cut   Dems Join Demand As Result of Trumar Tax Increase Cal]

Deep Slashes in Non-Defense Spending Urged   Truman Request for ‘Quickie’ Tax Spurs Criticism

GOP, Demo Chorus Swells for Slash In Non- Arms Costs  Pag, MON Tepes: SEAR). eee SSO hy... AUR eee   Cry Arises as Truman Demands $10 Billion Tax Boost

Non-Defense Spending Cuts Urged   GOP, Democratic Leaders Ask for Deep Slashes

Huge New Tax Plan Causes Spirited Row   Democrats, Republican: Join in Protests Against Large Levy

Both Parties Ask Cut In Spending   Non-Defense Items Must Be Shelved -

Chorus for Economy Is Bi-Partisan   Democratic Senator Byrd Warns of the Dangers Of Further Tax Hikes   ‘CUT NON-ESSENTIALS’   “Government by Crystal Ball’, Says Bridges Of Latest Tax Plea

The Weather   Solons Urge  Non-Arms  SpendingCul Say Slash Vital  With More Tax Increases Sure

Santa Has Tough Sledding Around The {1,5, Ganital   Accepting Gifts Not Popular With Senate Probers. Alert

Red Cross Sets Up Rehabil itation Headquarters in  Community Building

OFFICE IS OPENED   Red Cross Sets Up Rehabil. itation Headquarters in  Community Building

Sees Change In Policy  With Spain   Truman Says It  Is Due To Military -Reasons and Won't Kloborate

Bases Acquired by U.S. in Spain   Truman Says It’s Due to Military Reasons

U.S. Changes S pa in Poliey   Troman Reveals Shift, Generally Approved by Top Senators

U.S. Eases Its Spanish Policy   Franco to Grant Air and Naval Bases in Bilantic Defensa

DEFENDS LATEST POLICY ON SPAIN   Truman Says Military Reasons Dictate New Regard For Franco

Truman Declares The Change Is Because... Of Military Reasons.      President Thinks McCarthy’s Attack’ “On. Marshall One Of Silliest Things  —He Has Ever Heard oe

Toward Spain Has. Eased  Military: Necbaig, President: Pointe Out

Military Reasons Prompting Change in Franco Policy   President Explains Reversal In Attitude Toward Spain.

Truman Admits Policy Change Toward Spain   President Says Sherman Mission Is Preliminary

Truman Says Policy Toward Spain Changed  President Declines Comment on Talks In Korea, tran

U.S. Changes Policy With Franco Spain   President Says Move Made For Military Reasons

‘Truman Tells Newsmen U.S ‘Has Changed Spanish Policy   Military Reasons Have Dictated Present Attitude

President Admits Policy Being Revised   U.S. Going Ahead Although Britain And France Obiect

To Some Extent Change !s For Military Reason  Truman Gives Word  Aa ble... mm... fk kw

Acheson Says Spain Regarded As Valuable Aid Against: Aggression: Senators::Approve 

Policy Changed Toward Spain as Military Move   Use of Bases There Wanted by Navy And U.S. Air Force

U.S, Wants To Know What Franco Will Do To Bolster Defense Of Europe, President Says—Current Talks To Decide Question —

Make Change In Policy On  Franco Spain   Military Reasons Given By President Truman To Explain Admiral Sherman's Discussions

Bloc Seeks Cutting Of Aid To Reds   Ask McCloy Tell Of Shipmenfs To Satellites

Snipe at Nations Selling to Reds   Britain Prime Target Of Senate Measure

GOP Leaders Agree on Changes In Troops Ruling  Approval on Future Forces for Europe Ix Requested

 Readies Proposal  \F rance Mulls Plan For Union To-Get Defense Army Started,

Embargo on Arm: Shipments to Red China Is Urged   United Nations Specia Commitee Votes to Recommend Action

Strict Embargo On Arms Urged   UN Sanctions Committee Sends Report To General Assembly for Action

Banon Arming  China Backed   Vote 11-0 With Egypt Abstaining in First Step Toward Sanctions

U.N. Group Asks Curb  Of Delivery   Assembly Approval of Measure Expected; Eaypt Abstains.

UN Group Votes to Endorse Embargo Against Red China  Expected to Pass General Assembly Later This Week

Britain Has Little Success With China   Fails To Establish  Diplomatic Relatior

Pennsy Guards  May Go Abroad   Army Describes It As ‘Good Guess’

- SIX BLOCKS WIPED OUT  Four Killed, 43 Injured ‘In Kansas Tornado Today

Taft Takes President To Task On ‘Thoughtless, Rash’ Acts  Strikes New Blows Against ‘Sending Yanks To Europe Minus Congress Okay

Taft Accuses Truman of Hasty Action  Raps Executive For Jibe at Rail Switchmen

Says U.S. Lacks Faith In Leader   Questions Judgment On Sending Americar Soldiers to Europe

Public’s Faith In President Seen Lacking   Republican Strikes New Blow In Fight On Shipping Troops

Ohioan Accuses President Of © Reckless Acts   Lincoln Day Address In Chicago Relates Country Lacks Faith In Chief’ Judaement

Taft Lashes Out In Speech At Truman  Hits Sending Of Troops Without

Taft Demands Limits on Truman Power   Senator Flays Policy Of President as Thoughtless, Reckless

Taft Demands Limits on Truman Power   BCanatar ve Policy   Senator Flays Policy Of President as Thoughtless, Reckless

Taft Lashes Out Hard At The President   ‘Send U.S. Troops To Europe Only By Congress Sanction’

Students Beat Police Tr ying  To SubdueRiot   Ohio State Mob Pours Water On Officers, Sets Fire, Is Tear Gassed

Water Fight Riot  Ohio Cops Take Shellacking In 4-Hour Campus Brawl -

Plumber Gives Peek-a-Boo Sketch Of Russian Peace Conference Mansion   - Quarters for Small Fry Resembled’ Community House: Trico Works Under G

Dean Says Atomic Bombs Prevent War  U. S. Stockpile Biggest Thing 

Allies Make 9-Mile Gain On The East   U. S.French Unit  In Flanking Drive   Chinese Counterattacking On Western Front South Of Seoul

Push on Central Front Threatens fo Outflank Reds   UN Troops Battle Enemy for Hilltops on Road to Seoul

THWARTED DARING CRIMINAL PLOT   U. S. Secret Agents, French Police Raided a Hideout Of Counterfeiting Gang  er wsACc MT PRPAArE

Benefits of Selective Sheep Breeding Are Shown in Novel Sears Foundation Program

Traffic Over State Roads Is Disrupted   One Death From Storm In St. Louis Area Reported

South Missouri Covered By Severe Snow Storm  Highways Blocked, Schools Are Closed, Bus Schedules Cancelled, Trains Delayed

Snow Blankets Southern Part Of Missouri   Death in St. Louis Attributed to Storm

County Given Big Quotaln Draft For Oct.   Eighty of 2311 Men To Be Inducted To Help Fill State's Quota Of 1730 For Next Month.

Mossadegh To “Clarif y fran Oil Proposal   ‘Hope Of Reopening Talks With British © Cited By Leaders

Iranian Move Stirs Hopes Of New Oil Talks   Premier Prepares To ‘Clarify’ Recent Counter-Propvosal

fran Will Clarify Counter-Proposal   Hope For Renewal Of Oj Talks With Britain

lran Plans New Offer To British   Premier to ‘Clarify’ Last Oil Proposal

Theron A. Iardes Dies In Ireland   Funeral Services Today In Port Allegany

Red China, Russia at Odds, Advancing UN Troops Learn  Promised Planes and Tanks Fail To Arrive

CENSORSHIP OF NEWS OPPOSED BY PUBLISHERS   Closed Meetings And Off The-Record Remarks Of Officials Criticized   NEW TRANSMITTING  SETUP IS PLANNED

Modoc Heist Pair Arrested   Suspects Taken In San Diego Hotel By KBI Agent

Third Boost Due For Auto Prices   Atfiount of. Increases Not. Yet. Determined

Industry Gets Capehart Plan Raise Benefit   Eight Manufacturers Give Notice They Will Seek se. Hieher Catlinaws

Let Car Makers Hike Price Again On Own Figures   Can Raise According To Higher. Cost of Manufacturing

HIGHER CEILINGS ON CARS LIKELY   MANUFACTURERS AUTHOR. IZED TO APPLY FOR IN. CREASE IN PRICE LIDS,

No Action Now Until Fall On Rozd Proposals   Committees Will Study That Problem and Redistricting During Summer.

Lawmakers Go Home: ‘Road Bill Still in Senate   . Joint. Committee “Motes ‘Record “Money - For Next:2° Years

Pittsburgh Store. 2 Employes’ ‘Fund Short $338,901   Credit ‘Union Embezzlement May Cost Many Their Life Savings

Argentine Minister of Navy Resigns  Announcement Comes From President Peron

Rough Treatment. Faces Plotters Against Peron   Congress Passes Law Ordering Execution Of All Armv Officers Involved In Uprising

Revolt Plotters Face Execution   Argentina Army Officers Blamed For Uprising

Peron Plans Rougl Treatment for  Leaders In Revolt Aimed At Slaying  QA he F&F   Aimed At Slaying Him and Wife; Navy Chief Ouits

REVOLT LEADERS FACE EXECUTION   Rough Treatment Promised Foes of Peron

Peron Claims Revolt Aimed At His Deatl   No Indication Whether Shakeup Involved  In Action

Argentine Navy Minister Is. Out   Government Shakeup Hinted in Wake of Renorted Revolt -

Argentina Passes Law Calling For Execution  Of Men Leading Revolt

Peron Announces Minister of Navy Has Resigned, Less Than 24 Hours After Revolt Was Put Down  No Elaboration Is Given for New Change Made in His Cabinet

PERON PLANNING PUNISHMENT OF REVOLT LEADERS   Argentine Congress Passes Law For Execution OF" Traltare’®

Argentine Navy Minister Quits  No Indication of Shakeup Involved

Peron Plans Punishment Of Traitors   Argentine Congress Passes Law Ordering Execution of Those Who Started Civil War.

Rebels to Receive Rough Treatment Executions of Army  Officers Starting Civil War Ordered

Argentina’s Naval Chief Resigns Job   Admiral Garcia May Be Peron Puree Victim

Peron Reveals Plans fo Execute ‘Revolt’ Leaders  Argentine Congress  Bsa... @4......?*.   Argentine Congress Votes Sweeping ° Powers to Dictator

Argentine Navy Minister Quits, Peron Reports   ChiefPromises’ Tough’ Punishment for ‘Revolt’ Participants

Peron Hits Back At Revolt Group  Navy Chief Leaves Dictator’s Cabinet

Heads Begin To Roll After  Peron Revolt   Argentine Leader Bares Resignation Of Navy Minister’

PERON’S NAVY LEADER QUITS   Argentina’s Head Will Deal Roughly With Any Traitor’

Argentine Naval Chief Resigns Job In Revolt's Wake   Buenos Aires Report Gives ‘No Reason;’ Peron Names Olivieri

Peron Planning Rough Treatment For Plot Leaders   Argentine Congress Orders Execution OF Revolters,

Peron Plans Execution Of Revolt Leaders   Attempt At Civil War Ends Without A Shot Fired

Execution Looms For Revolt Leaders  Arnantina Cannrace Paves Wav

_, Clear Picture Is Missing  In Peron-Bound Argentina: ‘Business as Usual Today’

PERON ORDERS EXECUTION FOR ARMY REBELS   Leaders of Revolt Under Arrest; Harsh Action Certain.

Peron Ousts  Naval Chief   “Rough Treatment” Promised Leaders of Abortive Revolt

Naval Chief of Argentina Resions Post   Peron Promises ‘Rough  Treatment? for Those Who Led Revolt

President Says Debate Fails To Boost Relations   Foreign Relations  Not Helped Any In Troops Debate

QUERY TRUMAN ABOUT FOREIGN ~ POLICY DEBATE   Says  Trovps Discussion Not! Helping Relations With Rest of World.

F oreign Policy Debate Is OK With Truman   But That Doesn’t Mean Debates Help Foreign Relations, He Says

Declaration of War Powel Challenged   ’ President: Confident of Sofina't Labor

Only Doctor  May Go      enkins Residents Up intAriies Are Preparing Petition

WHISTLE STOP TOUR BEGUN BY ROYALPAIR   PRINCESS AND DUKE MAKE BRIEF STOP

Children Wave To Royal Couple   Elizabeth and Duke Start Ontarto Tour

U.S. and Japan Join in Pact Covering Bases  Accord Provides Use Of American Troops If Islands Attacked

Arabs Reject New Bid fo Join In Defense Pact   Britain, France U.S., Turkey Go Ahead With Plan

 MS e ines Underway To Curb  Liquor — By-the-Drink   State Beer, Liquor Boards Enforcing The Law

President To Discharge More If Necessary  Caudle Is First of Federal Officials Fo Go

Truman Asks Cleanup In Government   _'He Really Means Business,’ Preas  Toki By Official

UP WRITER SAYS CHIEFS WANTED T( USE ChiNESE      Mac Promised Reinforcements Never Arrived

Reds Want to Resume Talks At Early Date   Communist Leaders Propose Full-Dress Armistice Session

China Reds Seek N ew Peace Talk   Enemy Asks An Early Resumption Of Parley

Brannan To Keep Farm Ceilings Up  Will Not Go Below Pority. He States

PRESENT PARITY IS DEFENDED   Brannan Against Move To Lower Ceilings On  Farm Products

Brannan Holds To Parity Plan   Sceretary Hints President Wanld Keep Svstem

FOUR APPLICATIONS   Zoning Board Of Adjustment Wil! Meet Thies FE venine

Three Hurt In U.S. 77 Crash   Arkansas Cityans Cut, Bruised In Highway Collision

Truman Is Finding Considerable Fault With Senate Measure   Thinks Senate-Approved Bill Would Restrict And Possibly Bar All Price Roliback

Maritime Radio Strike Averted  Wage Board Approves Additional Increase

EARLY FALL WEATHER   Comfortable Temperatures in Kan sas; Rains Widely Scattered

Bill Would Curb Water Authority to Condemn Right   Measure to Limit Power to Sell Outside Area

Oatis Denies He Ran Spy Network But Admits “Spying In Prague Post

DeGaulle Gains in French Election, Communists Lose   Heavy Vote Cast With Exact Party Totals Noi Likely to Be Definite for Several Daves

Upset Looms In Degaullist Election Gains   New Party Threaten: Coalition Of Center Parties In France

REDS FALLIN BEHIND IN FRENCH POOL   De Gaulle Shows Strength; Many Leaders Threatened

De Gaulle Is Strong At French Poll  General’s New Party Gets Enough Votes

New DeGaulle Party Near Top In French Vote  ff   Communists Still Biggest Bloc But Losing Ground

DEGAULLIST PARTY PERILS COALITION IN FRENCH VOTING   Upsurge of New Group Cuts into Poll of Center Candidates   ' REDS LOSE GROUND   Communists’ Strength Ebbs as 80 Pct, of Electors Cast Ballots

De Gaulle Polls Big French Vote   Communists Lose Ground In General Election

Communists, By Agreeing To Armistice, Can Keep Much U.S. Streneth Tied Down In Korea

Armistice In Korea Would Leave Many Unsolved Problems For U. S. And Allies:

Armistice Might Not Be Blessing  Militarv Figures Se   Military Figures Se Disadvantages in Cease-Fire Now.

Peace Disadvantages ‘Officials Fear Armistice ‘May Pin UN Forces Down

River Conditians   Armistice Could Put United Nations At Disadvantage, Writer Says

Disadvantages May Be Great and Grave For U.S. If Truce Is Arranged in Korea

Military Eyes  Truce Warily   ‘Red Buildup, Long Police  Toh for U. S. Noted .

Truce May: Pin U. N. Forces Down, Leave Reds Free To Hit Elsewhere, Leaders Fear

U.S. OFFICIALS WONDER Do Disadvantages Override Advantages in Cease-Fire?

Haluska Hints New Challenge   Right of ‘Some Senators To Attend Investigation Of Charges Is Debated

Haluska Hints” New Challenge  Rchi of “Seme Senator   ‘Right of ‘Some, Senstors “To Altend Investigation “OF Charges Is Debated

British Laborites Trapped By Winnie’s Bait of Cheese   Surprise Strateev

Democrats Forced Out Tn 34 Cities   Judge Clark Whips Mayor Bayt in Indianapolis Vote

Wall of Water 5 Miles Wide Eneulfs Adria   Death Toll at 100; Worst Disaster Listed Since Messina "Quake

MORE ITALIAN TOWNS ARE HIT BY RAGING PO   200,000 Flee Before Wall Of Water; 100 Drown

Worst Flood Disaster Hits Hard at Italy  200,000 Refugees Being Driven Out

“STRONGEST POWER. . SCUTTLED AND RAN... .”  Baruch Is Bitter Over ‘Bungling’

Baruch Charges Administration With ‘Lack of Courage’   Elder Statesman Says Nation Reduced to Semi-W eakness

CROWD SEES TWISTER HIT IN NEBRASKA   Two Memorial Day Tornadoes Kill One, Injure 15 Persons.

FAKE LETTERS MORE THAN JOKE  Authorities Investigating Civil Defense Mockery

Officer Says Security Is Overworked   Fort Leavenworth’s Lt. Col, R. W. Whitey Writes in March Military Review

Allied Prongs Squeeze Reds At Key Cities   Task Force Gains 2 Miles In Mountain Corridor; ‘Pounds at Door’

Allies Near Gates of Key Enemy Cities   Red Rearguards Pushed Towards Chorwon, Kumwha

Allies Hammer Gates of Major Commie Bastion   UN Nutcracker Is Tightening Along Two Main Routes

Allied Prongs Press Knemy In Triangle   UN Nutcracker Jaws Tighten On Communists From East And West And Force Chinese To Yield In Center Of Defense Line

UifarnkigreMNWISES.. ok ine SceaengeaR on ing REPORT BUTTER RESERVES REDUCED RY HALF

$500. Pay Raises, $100 H.C.L. Bonus Set for Teachers   $2014 Million Additions - in State Aid Planned by Dewey to Defray New Increases

Added 20 Million to Aid Financing $500 Hike for Teachers is Planned

MacArthur Firing Starts Heavy Flow Of Letters Asking Allan Shivers To Run Against Tom Connally

Shivers ls Being Urged to Make Race For U.S. Senator   Petitions Asked That He Oppose Tom Connally

GOP Clears Gabrielson  In RFC Deal   Republican Chairman Gets Confidence Vote From Top Committee

Gabrielson Gets Vote of Confidence   National GOP Group Makes  tt LJInanimous

GOP Croup Votes For Gabrielson   National Committee Backs Chairman In RFC Charges

RepublicansShow Trustin Gabrielson   Leaders Gather -for-Strategy Conference

Republican Chiels Back Gabrielson   Accused Party Chairman Wins Confidence Vote

Unanimous Vote Is Taken by National Group  House Leader Martin Hits Blunders   House Leader Martin Hits Blunders By Administration

UN Commander Enters Picture After Liaison.  Officers Hit Deadlock

GEN. RIDGWAY PROPOSES NEW ARMISTICE SITE   Suggests Village In West Korea’s No-Man’s Land.

NEW LOCATION FOR PARLEYS IS SUGGESTED   Supreme U.N, Com. mander Intervenes to Get Conferences Under Way Again.

Ridgway Asks or Talks In No-Man’s Land   Village OF Songbyon Selected By Allied Chief For Parley

First Aim To Restore His Nation   Prime Minister Expected To Speed Armament Program

Churchill Takes Up Old Jobs   Core of New British Government Is Same  As During Wartime

Churchill Back in War-Time Jobs as New Cabinet Named   Plans to Restore Britain’s World Position in Face of Grave International Situation

QUICK MOVES MADE IN CRISIS BY CHURCHILL   Prime Minister Takes Heavy Burden On Self Tx Meet World Problems.

The War in Korea Has Boiled Down Again to the Same Old. Military Problem — Monpower

Korean Problem Still Boils Down To One Fact---Too Many Chinese Reds

White House Cancels Visit  of Legion Chief   Erle Cocke’s Backing of MacArthur On Chinese Troops Brings Rebuff

White House Wants News First Hand   Cancel Appointment of Legion Official Who  First Gave Interview

WHITE HOUSE BARS DOOR TO LEGION. CHIEF   Cancel Cocke’s Appointment After He Speaks Out for MacArthur.

DROP IN PERMITS   Estimated Building for Pas! Month Amounts to Only

OP IN PERMITS   Estimated Building for Past ~ Month Amounts to Only $57,750

Mickey Cohen Proves To Be Fleet Witness   Nab California Gambler For Speeding on Way To Texas Crime Inquiry

B-29’s Bomb ° Key Bridges  To Manchuria   South Korean Troops Drive 8 Miles Over 38th Parallel Line

B-29's Stage Heaviest Raid On Key Bridges   Russian-Built Planes Driven  Off by U-S. Jets

Rescuers Seek To Reach Men In British Mine   Death Toll Report Indicates At Least Twenty Are Killed

Soviet Notes Hint Breaking Of Alliances   Russian Protests On Reich Rearming May Bring Action

Soviet Russia Seems Ready To Denounce 10-Year Alliance With Britain, France

Compensation Law To Be Explained Here   New State Statue To Be Discussed By Officials

Yankee Tanks Now Definitely Superior   Senate Ready To Debate 61-Billion Dollar Appropriations Measure For Armed Forces

Negotiators May Agree  M.. D.-££.... Dine nal. Ui BULICY Li UPUSAIS

TRUGE TEAMS MAY AGGEPT CHANGED ZONE   Reds Deliver UN a Map Showing Demilitarized Line in Korea.

U.N., Reds May Have Taken First Steps Toward Ending Long Buffer Zone Deadlock

Witness Names Alleged Reds  Former Movieland   Former Movieland Member Lists 150

REDS IN FILMLAND   Former Communist Lists Over 150 Other Party Affiliates

Jail Couple oe bidaping   Michigan Man Who Deserted Pregnant. Wife and. Girl  . Eriend Held for Abducting Mother and Son.

Berle, Polish Delegate Mix On Platform   Ex-State Department Official Resents Slur On U.S. Soldiers

Katz-Suchy Is Riled By Berle Talk   Latter Resented Slander Of American Troops Made By Polish TU. N. Avent

Slur at GI’s Starts Row  Polish Delegate to UN ‘And Adolf Berle Clash

Berle Tangles with Polish UN Delegate   Alleged Insult te American: Troops Is Tause of Scuffle

Berle Tangles With Polish Delegate ‘After Slur at U. S. Soldiers in Korea

Slurs On U.S. Soldiers By Polish Delegate To U.N. Result In Melee

Slur on U.S. Brings Battle Of the ‘Mike’  Speakers Clash * On Stage at Philly Dehate

Speakers Scrap In Philadelphia  Polish U. N. Delegate Stirs Up Melee

Polish Delegate and Former U.S.  Official Scuttle   Insult to ‘Americans in Korea Charged in Academy Forum

Berle, Polish Envoy Stage Brief Scuffle   Use Of American Troops In Korea Cause Of Rift

Polish U.N.‘Delegate, Adolph Berle Clash at Philadelphia Lecture

‘Barrington’ s Berle and Polish Diplomat In Full-Dress Scuffle Over GPs in Korea

Polish UN Delegate Booed At Meeting   Claims Yanks Killing Women, Children in Korec

Polish Delegate and U.S. Official in Verbal Brush  Remarks About U.S. Traane in Karan tine   Remarks About U.S. Troops in Korea Tips Tempers During Talk

SIXTEEN MORE MEN LEAVE MONDAY FOR SERVICE IN-ARMY   Another Quota Receive Orders To Report For Induction On April:18:

Snow Even Halts  Draft -- for a Week  Induction of 16 Is Delayed until Monday

Taft May Enter State Primary   Senato? Says He Will “Go Into Wisconsin” if He Decides to Run

 Plans Statement Next Week  Taft Admits Wisconsin Bid ‘Will Hurry Decision on Race

‘Loyal Democrats Sef Un Own State Greu  a  Shivers Assailed For Uraing Uninstructed DNelenntti.. 8

Carton Sparks New Drive for 40-Hour Week for Police   PBA Head Blames Public Officials for Lack of Consideration Toward 40,000 Cops

Secret Settlement Reached in Rita’s Request for $3,000,000 From Aly Khan

Features for Everybody fa the Telegram Today   Decision Reached on Rita’s Bid For $3,000,000; Details Withheld

National Plan Grange Trying To Raise Farm Program Above Party Politics

New Vote On Income ‘Tax Near   Democrat Leader Switches Stand But Outcome Is Still in Doubt

Threat of Red Drive lg Rete   Volunteers Frem Satel. lites On Hand

Threat of New Red Offensive Imperils Talks   1,000 Planes, Europe Commies Expected to Take Part in Big Push

Allies Expect Big Offensive Is In Making   Caucasians From East Germany And Other Spots Seen

ENEMY SPEEDING BUILDUP IN KOREA   Reds Have 70 Divisions 1,000 Planes Ready for Drive, Ridgway Says

Red Offensive Threat To New Peace Sessions   Thousands Of Troops, Planes Ready To Fight

Troops Pour Into Korea In Vast Numbers   Communists Reported Backed By 1,000 Planes And Thousands Of Men-——Truce Talks Remain Ab Chandetiil

40 Divisions Poised for Action With Artillery, Tanks,OtherGear,  Ridowav Qawe

JOINING ENEMY KORTH OF "38"   Satellites And Huge Air Force Bolster Chinese Threat

WHITE TROOPS JOINING FNEMY NORTH OF 38"   Satellites And Huge Air Force Bolster Chinese Threat

RED OFFENSIVE VERY POSSIBLE, RIDGWAY SAYS   Enemy Supperted By 1,000 Planes And Eu ropean Divisions   LATEST COMPLAINTS ANSWERED BY JOY

ieport European Troops racked By 1,000 Planes ‘o Aid Next Red Drive   Chief Red Delegate Repeats Charges Of Allied Violations Of Neutrality Ae Armistice Talks Continue Stalled

European Communist Troops “Among Forces Prepared for . Attack on UN Defense Line

tl ms DRIVE IN KOREA SEEN   rty Newly Equipped Divi.  ions, Supported by 1,000  . Planes, Are Poised for Action.   DGWAY GIVES OUT STARTLING FIGURES   ds Have 30 Reserve Divi ions That Are Believed to Include Thousands of   Caucasian Volunteers.

Allies Punch Ahead   Gains Up To 20 Miles Registered Against Faltering Reds

Allied 2-Pronc Advance Races Above Seoui   Strong Units are 17 to 20 Miles Beyond Capital

Strong Allied Units Pressing Twin Advance   Air And Artillery Supporting United Nations Forces

Allies Retake More Ground As Reds Flee   Nearly Half Of Territory Given Up In Enemy Push Is Regained

Air, Artillery Chew Up Defense Outpo  Do uble -Barreled Allied Units Drive 17-20 Miles

Doug To Sell  Typewriters?  Reported Will Take Job With Reminaton

EXPERIENCE INCLUDES 22 YEARS IN NAVY MEDICAL WORK —  Hospital Administrator Has Fine Background For His Duties

LAPLIUMENCEL INCLUDES 22 ILANS IN NAVI MEDICAL WORK  Hospital Administrator Has Fine Background For His Duties

Reds, Mud Siow Allied Advances   Communists Put Up Furious Battle in Front of Chorwon

Red Troops Fight With Renewet Fury fo Halt U. §. Advances 13 Miles From Two Stronaholds

REDS DEFENDING STRONGHOLD AS BATTLE FLAMES   Other U. N. Forces Fight Off Sharp Communist Attacks For Short Gains Through Mud.

Foe Striking Back Like Cornered Rats   Chinese Planes Take Beating When They Jump Flight of U.S. Bombers

Communists Fighting With Renewed Fury   UN Regain Control of 250-Foot-High  Hwachon Dam

Other U.N. Forces Gain  Hold on Dam   Allies Make Slow Gains   Along 125-Mile Fronts Stiffest Fighting Is on Western Sectors

Red Troops Halt Allies Aiming at 2 Key Towns  U. N. Forces Gain Control of Hwachon Dam and

Americans Are Halted By Red Fury   Dam Is Recapiured By Allies; Attack By Jets Beaten Off

Red Troops Halt Advance On Chorwon   Battle With Renewed Fury fo Protect Strongholds; U.N. Retokas Hwachon

Red Troops Halt Allies In West   Elsewhere Enemy Is Pushed Back Slowly In Mucky Terrain; — Charwan Te TTN) Tarca

Furious Communist Resistance Halts American Advances on Red Strongholds

Red Troops Halt Advance On Chorwon   Bottle With Renewed Fury to Protect Stronghelda; U.N. Retekes Hwechon Dom

Aavances by Americasé Halted Within 13 Miles OF Red Strongholds of Chorwon and Kumkwa

U. S. Advance ‘On Chorwon  Is Held Up   Communists Fight With Renewed Fury; Allies Regain Control Of Hwachon Dam .

REDS HALT YANKS DRIVE NEAR CHORWON   Americans Down Two Red Jets;  Lose None

Red Troops Fight With New Fury   Other UN Units Regain Control Of Hwachon Dam: B-29s Attacked

U.N. Forces Control Dam   Allied Gains Slow on Entire 125 Mile Front

Reds Stiffening All Along Front; UN Drive Slows   Enemy Jets Active Again; Two Downed In Aerial Fighting

Troops Bogged Near Chorwon  And Kumwha   UN Regains Hwachon Dam; Two Enemy Jets Downed

Dam Retaken By UN Units As Deep Mud  Slows. Gains   Enemy Jets Attack Superforts, Sabre  Craft Destroy One

Reds Halt U. S. Troops Before  2 Strongholds   Allies Plod Through Mud for Slow Gains, Fight Off Attacks

Reds Halt Drive By Americans on Two Sfrongholds  U.N. Troops Regain Control of Dam in Hwachon District

Halt Advance of U.N. Short of Build-Up Bases   Allies Slogging Through Mud for Slower Gains

Hot Fights Waged On Wide Front   Red Jets Shot Down When They Try to Attack Superforts

Dam Retaken: 12 Enemy Jets Attack B-29s, 2 Shot Down   Chinese Pitch Fantastic Counterattack Against Americans in Hills

CHINESE REDS HALT ALLIES   Stopped Cold 13 Miles From Two Communist  Strongholds

Red Troops Fight Back To Halt Gls   American Forces  Slogging Slowly Through Mud

Reds Push UN Back in Night Attack   American Troops Regain Terrain In Dawn Assault

Allies Plod Ahead Through Korean Mud And Stubborn Red Resistance   Counter-Attack Made By Communists Near Inje But United Nations Recapture Hwachon Dam Imnartan? Point.

CHINESE UNITS STRIKE BACK WITH FURY   Other U.N. Forces Retake Hwachon Dam   Shot Down In Air Battle: B-29s Bomb Northwest Korea Rail Bridge

Communist Forces Stop U.N. Troops Short Of North Korean Strongholds In Bitter Renewal Of Hard Fighting

Allies Halted Before Chorwon   Reds Fight with New Fury to Protect Key Supply Centers

Retreat Ends As Chinese Counter-affack   See-Saw War Goes On; Fear Chinese May Attack Again

Communists Push  U.N. Force Back   Allies Take Hwachon Dam, Score Small Gains Elsewhere

Yank Drive for Red Hub Halted by Communists   American Soldiers Face Two Divisions In Drive for Point 60 Miles From Seoul

U.N. Forces Regain Dam At Hwachon   Enemy Fights With Renewed Fury For Charwon. Kumhwa

Cheek Allies March Near Key Points   Other U. N. Forces Regain Control Of Hwachon Dam

Other U. N. Units Regain Control Of Hwachon Dam   2 Enemy Jet Planes Downed While Trying To Attack Superforts

Reds Fight With Renewed Fury to Halt Americans   Allies Slog Through Mud for Slow Gains; Control Hwachon Dam.

Reds Fighting With Renewed Fury Halt Yanks  Other UN Forces Control Dam Again

Allied Offense Slowed: Gls Grab Back Ridge; 2 Red Jets Shot Down

Allies Regain Control] of Big Hwachon Dam With Little Fi ghting   Chinese Strike At Yank Spearhead   Troops Slog Through Mud for Slow Gains; 2 Red Jets Cut Down

Chinese Make Fantastic Fight lo Defend Town   12 Communist Jets Attack B-29 Flight; Sabres Down Two

Battle Fury Is Mounting At Chorwon   Reds Succeed: in: Halting UN Push: Toward Stronghold Mud a Hondiean.-:

Brunt of Fight Hurled at Yanks Moving on Base   Commies Baited To Make Another Premature Attack

Chinese Red: Check Allies North Of 38:   Foe Hits’ ‘Back. With Renewed Fury, Yank Bombers Down Jets

Commies-Are Able fo Halt Allied March   Reds Display Renewed Fury in Fighting; UN Stopped 13 Miles Short of Gaonle

Stopped Outside Strongholds In North Korea   Other U.N. Forces Regain Control Of Hwachon Dam Without Trouble

Chinese Reds Fight With Renewed Fury in Halting Drive to Take Chorwon and Kumhwain N. Korea.

Reds Halting Allied Drive In Korea   Bitter Fighting Reported Around Key Cities

R ED RESISTANCE HALTS UN DRIVE ON STRONGHOLDS   TWO ENEMY JETS DOWNED IN TUSSLE WITH U. S. SABRES

Reds’ Furious Resistance  Halts Allies   U. N. Forces Stopped Short of Communist Strongholds—Regain Vital Hwachon Dam

Furious Reds Halt Yanks Advances  UN Forces Regain Control Of Towering Hwachon Dam

Red Resistance Halts UN Troops Near Chorwon  Allies Regain Contro Of Hwachon Dam With Fase

Chinese Fight With Renewed Fury In Korea   Halt American Advances. Near Red Stronahald

U.N. In Control Of Hwachon Dam   Stiffest Battling Swirls Against Americar Spearheads On Western And West Central Fronts Pointed At Chorwon

STALL DRIVE ON CHORWON AND KUMHWA   Yanks. Halted 13 Miles From Chorwon,. Hold Ridges After AIl-Night Chinese Attack. my   HWACHON DAM .  IN ALLIED HANDS   Allies Win Air Battle When Two of 8 MiGs Attacking B-29s Are Shot Down.

Korean Reds Fight With N ew Vigor   UN Forees Make Gains But Fantastic Attacks Slow Allied Forces

Other UN Units Regain Control HwachonDam   Reds Resist Bitterly To Stop Allied Drive  On Chorwon, Kumhwe

Milk Strike Is Over in Chicago   Marathon Talks Work Well in Emergency

Convicts Get $2,000 From Tax Bureau   Make Fake Returns, Take Refund Checks From Florida Office

Lawmakers Pust Lagging Efforts To Extend Curbs  President Prods ar ee ee ene ee

Vehicles in Fatal Crash   Step Up Effort To Get Action On Control Law

Solons Proddec For Extension Of Controls   Some Observers Foresee Short Interim Measure

Extension For Controls Being Soughi  Lagging Efforts Are Stepped Up   Lagging Efforts Are Stepped Up - To Beat Deadline  For Renewal

DiSalle Still Firm On Beef Rollback   Work to Extend Controls Will Start Next Week in Congress

' Administration Speeds Efforts To Beat Tune 30 Deadline Ori Economic Controls

Step Up Efforts To Beat Economic Control Deadline   Committees To Draft Extension ‘For Comina Year

June, 30 Deadline Administration Renews Drive  'To Preserve Economic Prosran

Truman Urges More Speed on Curbs Program   President Prods Party Leaders; Deadline Nears

Truman Prodding Steps Up Effort To Extend Controls   Congress Must Act In 3 Weeks Or Program Dies

Congress Writing New Controls Law  President Warns Of More Inflation

Administration Forces Are Steppins Up Efforts to Beat June 30 Deadline to Renew Control Powers

President Prods Control Extension  Some Expect Controls Ta Re Fetended Rut

neral Insists City Be  transformed Into Neutral  Zone or Truce Parley Be Held Eisewhere.   (CUSES COMMUNISTS OF BLOCKING PARLEY   N. Delegates Remain at ase — Enemy Charges Allies With Using “Pressure Tactics” in Dispute.

New Condition for Resuming Armistice Parley Broadcast; Deadlock Blamed on Enemy

Governor Calls Committee Report On Him ‘Malicious’   Statement a Reminder That He Has Ordered All State Laws Enforced

Governor Tags Crime Report As “Malicious ’   Denounces Charges Made Against Him By Senate Probers

TRUNPIKE SLAYER ESCAPES DRAGNET   Pittsburgher_ Killed at In. “terchange Turnstile’ ”

: May Have Been Kidnapped—  Blaze of Gunfire Ends Life Of Man On State's Turnpike

Bulgaria Hit By Trade Curb  U.S. Knocks Country Off ‘Most-Favored’

Truman Cuts Out Benefits .... Bea Bulgaria Loses U. S. Trade Favors

State Ready to Take Up Probe Of Art Samish   Proposal for New Crime Commission Okched by Senate Group

COURT TO RULE ON RED ISSUES   Nation’s Highest Tribunal Agrees To Make Ruling

lran Detours — Oil Ultimatum  Note Sent Through Harriman To British

Order Slash In Car Production, Consumer Goods  Dissatisfied With   Industry's Attempt TT. C‘anterrnl leealé

U.S. Will Cut Autos 20 Pct.   Controls Scheduled To Start In April

—RED CHINA —  Debate Will Show Depth OfUN Split   VOTE DELAY TS EXPECTED

Hot Debate Will Reveal Dissension   Canada, Britain To Disclose Red Sanction Stand

Standard Oil Held Guilly Of Monopoly Trisl Examiner Makes De cision In Sales Of Auto Accessories

U. S. Finds 6 Monopolistic   Atlas. Standard Oil Hi  TD Benwitedk Rivilwe

FT. ADAMS SHIFT TO NAVY APPROVED   Latter To Take Over Soon Plans Not Revealed

Plane Crashes, len Are Killed  Plane, Passengers Found Demoliched

10 Killed In Washington Plane Crash  Craft Falls  - Near Farmhouse

Ten Killed In Crash Of Airliner   Little Left of Craft After It Burns West of Seattle

Ten Meet Death In Plane Crash   Seven Passengers Three Crew Members Were Aboard Craft

TEN PERSONS DIE IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   No Complete Bodies Found; Plane Was Headed for Seattle

10 Die as Air Liner Wrecks In Washington   Only Tiny Fragments Left After Crash and Fire; Craft Bound to Seattle From Spokane

PLANE CRASH PROVES FATAL T0 10 PERSONS   Passenger Ship Falls To Ground Narrowly Missing Farmhouse

fen Persons Killed In Airliner Crast   Twin-Engined Plane Crew Reported Trouble At BODO Feat

Bodies Torn fo Pieces As Liner Falls Into Field   Ten Die In Wreck of Plane In Eastern Part of Washington

FIERY PLANE CRASH TAKES 10 VICTIMS   Hits Ground, Burns Near Farmhouse In Washington State

FBI Close On Trail of George Ross   Hoodlum Believed Wounded in Flight From Ellicott City.

Planes, Dogs Aid Search For Killer Of Detroit Officer   ‘He Shows Up Near Baltt more And Flees In  Hail of Fire

Bloodhound Anc Planes Seek Man  Fugitive is Wanted For Killing Of Cop

Four Are Killed 10 Injured In Unusual Crash  Truck Runs Wild Down Mountain:

Europe Army Parley Ends In Deadlock   January Meeting Set; Financial, Military eens apt Lee

OPERATING BUDGET IS TOP ISSUE European Foreign Ministers Hit, Deadlock In Forming Joint Army

I a  OPERATING BUDGET IS TOP > ISSUE  European Foreign Ministers Hit

2,941 Graduated At UW Exercises  Seven from Monroe Among 98th Class

Take an Active Interest in the Government, Graduates Told   2,941 Hear Pres. Fred and Governor Kohter

Political Meddling? ee ; General Cancels Lunel Date With Governor

Michigan State Police Receive 135, 000 Raise  Po ee et) ee   Other Employes Ask Living Cost Boost

Unborn Child Is Shotgun Victim   Father Held; Mother’s Lif Probably Saved by Baby Taking Blast

Raps Lustron’s $10,000 Fee For McCarthy   Payment ‘Stupid and Improper,’ Says Head Of CIO Housing Unit

DiSalle Asserts Talk to Cattle Raisers Helped   Believes ‘a Few' Convinced That Rollbacks Needed

Reds Refuse Compromise On Truce Program as Talks Reach Stalemate

REDS BLOCK ARMISTICE NEGOTIATIONS  Every United Nations Effort at Compromise Program Is Turned Down.

UN Not To Give Up Islands Off  N. Korean Coast   Reds Turn Aside Proposal To Open Negotiations On Prisoner Exchange; Both Sides Awaiting Ton Orders

Stalemate Again Beclouds Korean  Armistice Talks   Prisoner Exchange, Joint Inspection Issues Are Major Obstacles in Panmunjom Meeting

Refuse Action On Exchange  Of Prisoners   Allied Jets Win in Air Battle Despite Heavy Odds {

lurner Keporis Deadlock On All Principal Issues   Communists Offering Allies No Cancessians

Communists Reject Plans To Begin Work  On Prisoner Exchange   Red Negotiators Are Blocking Every Effort Of United Nations To Reach Compromise.

Confiscated Chicks Jailed   Poultry With Criminol Records To Ba Served in Joi—Seized At Cock Fight

PA. SENATORS ARE STYMIED ON NEW TAXES   Return Of Soft Drink Levy Only Prospect In Measure

ARE STYMIED ~QNNEW TAXES   Return Of Soft Drink  Levy Only Prospect In Measure

U.S. Urging No Effortfo End War Now   Cease Fire Plan: at This Time Is Not in \ceord With: ‘Views: of This ~ Nation’s.Leadere .

Would Not Turn Away Overtures, However  U.S. Reportedly Opposed To Peace Try Now

Opposed To Cease-Fire Agreemen!   Believe Red China Forces Must Be Reduced Before Peace Proposals Can Be Worked Out

Pinte Department Reported Opposed  To Seeking Cease-Fire Agreement; . - Would Let Chinese Make Ist Move

U. §. Reported Opposed To Any Cease-Fire Move   No Cessation Of Hostilities Now Sought

Revelation Comes As Senators Hear Of Inchon Landing  Gen. MacArthur's ; Land- Sea Maneuver

N ot Seeking Cease- Fire  With Chinese   But U.S. Attitude Would Not Preclude Talks If Reds Made Overtures

Peace Feelers Not Sought By U. 5. In Korea   Time Not Ripe Fo Truce Dickers

U.S. Is Against Seeking Truce   Report Says Red Offer Not Shut Out

US Is Reported Opposed To Try For Cease Fire   Its Attitude Would Not Preclude Talks If Reds Made Offer

U.S. Reported  Cool To Truce  Feelers Now Would Be Willing T:   Would Be Willing T. Talk, However, If Reds Moved First

U.S. Opposes Any Truce With China Reds Now  Attitude Would Not Bar Talks If Chinese   Make First Overtures

IU, S, (S OPPOSED TO SEEKING RED STOP-FIRE PLAN   uovernment's Attitude, However, Wouldn't Preclude Talks If Enemy Makes Overtures.

Typhoon Lashes Ship Loaded ‘With UN Troops   Rescue Ships Racing to Aid of Stricken Vessel as Storm Lashes Southern Japan, Tokyo Expected to Be Missed.

Storm Lashes Troop Carries   Several Hundred U. N. Men Aboard Vessel Grounded By Typhoon

Allied Troopship Reported Sinking Off South Japan   Typhon Drives Vessel Ashore On Small Islanc

Vessel Leased By U.S. Feared To Be Sinking  Soldiers Being Taken   Soldiers Being Taken From Japan to Pusan; Rescue Boats on Way

Gale Perils U. N. Troops As Ship Runs Aground  Several Hundred ay 1".s3IT im    Several Hundred Aboard Vessel As Typhoon Pounds Japan 

CUT IN FOREIGN AID BILL SEEN   Senate Will Take UP  House Version

Big Fight Looms Over  F oreign Aid   Admunistration. Forces*Try To Stave Off Big Cut In Bill

Aid Bill Faces lest In Senate  Huge Measure Face: Even More Slashes

Foes Of Aid Bill Cut Face Uphill Battle In Senate  Committees Take Up

Premier Of tran Shot To Death By Assassin  Shooting Occurs As   Shooting Occurs As Premier Was About To Enter Mosque

PROSECUTOR WiLL TRY TO SALVAGE BROCKLYN PROBE   Grand Jury Facing Almost  Hapeless Task After Gross: ; Goes Silent

Bookie King Loses Parole; Must Await Sentence in Jail   Star (?) Witness’s Refusal To Talk Wrecks Graft Case Aaainst 18 New York Police

‘Singing’ Witness Who Lost ‘Voice’ Lases Parale And Remanded Ta Tail

Gross Must Stay in Jail   Parole of Gambler Who Wouldn't: Testify Thrown Out

Bookie’s Balk Blasts Cases Against Cops  $1.000.000 Bribe  Charges Against 18 4 1 SReteses, ROMnerir Geen ice ee

Gross Loses Parole, Faces Prison Term   Judge Sets Date of His Sentencing on Gambling Charves

Wrecked Graft Trial Against 18 Policemen   Faces Sentences on 66 Counts; Could Draw Up to 68 Years

Foreign Policy Said . Besf Issue   McCarthy Accepts Truman Challenge

Foreign Policy Best Issue For GOP--McCarthy   Truman’s Prediction Reversed By Senator, Notes Split Within  Democrats’ Ranke

Foreign Policy Debate Welcome Republicans Say  Sparkman Cites Need For Bi-Partisanship

Touticos Dittering  On Foreign Issue  Demo Mishandling of Overseas Policy Best GOP Bet, McCarthy Says  IN REPLY TO TRUMAN  Sen. Sparkman Claims It Would Be Political Dynamite Against GOP

Foreign Policy Best GOP Issue, Says McCarthy   Solon Takes Issue With President On *52 Campaign Plans

Global Policy “Best Issue”  - MeCarthy  Senator Blasts  Truman Views

Foreign Policy Termed Best GOP Issue   Opposing Views by McCarthy, Sparkman on Truman Prediction

Cal For 15 Jane? Su Move Ta Take Drait Test Jan, 3   Largest Group From Here Yet To Be Examined Next Week

Inflation Can Peril Defense Says Johnston   Urges Fighting Credit Controls For War Effort

Johnston Warns of Complacency   Declares Inflation Is Undermining Our Mobi lization Effort.

Johnston Warns Of Complacency   Stabilizer Reports On Infletionavy Trends In Prices

Italy Carabinieri Cow Red Strikers Against Gen. Ike   Tough Police Hold Lin In Rome as General Talks Armaments

Italian Reds Show Teeth As Ike Pays 4 Visit to Rome   Police In. Numbers Reads But Rioting Is Averted 

Retreat Is Shrouded In Mystery   Allies Chase Communist Forces Rapidly Quitting Mountain Positions Once Bitterly Defended

Advance U.N. Units 25 Miles From Parallel  Only Rear-Guard Resistance Along FA hAtla Fennt

Commanders Wary And Hesitate To Label Retreat As A Rout; As Enemy Pulls Back  Reinforcements Seen Coming Up,

Advance In Korea Continues   Reds Pull Back on All Fronts; Action Of Enemy Mystery

Allied Vanguards 25 Miles from Old  Boundary Defenses   UN Strategists Mystified By Sudden Red Withdrawal; Only Token Resistance Shown

Allies Chase Retreating Reds Back Toward 38th Parallel   Vanguards of Three UN Columns Are NAS. SR AA lee al Theat Daandlency

Enemy Plans To Try New Stand, Army Chiefs Claim   Scanty Resistance Shown As Advance  To North Goes On

UN Leaders Are Wary Of Sudden Red Withdrawal  Chance In Taches   Change In Tactics: Unexplained; Enemy Hurt, But Not Routed

REDS FLEE AS ALLIED TROOPS PUSH AHEAD   No Explanation Ready for Sudden  Communist Withdrawa

ALLIED UNITS PUSH TOWARD HONGCHON   No Explanation Given For Reds Sudden Withdrawal   Reinforcements Moving Up; Spot 1.500 Enemy Trucks Heading Southward

The Lean, Desperate Days in Korea Have Made the 8th Army One of the World’s Best

0 BILLION BUDUET CUTTS PROPOSED   COST TO MISSOURIANS OF SPENDING PLANS PUT AT $2,669, 150,000,

SOME INCREASE IN FOOD PRICES   Retail Costs Rose 0.7 Per Cent In August, Bu reau Reports

U5, AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND ENTER ARMS PACT   Each Agrees to Regard Attalk on One in Pacific Area as Threatening Safety of All.   American Officials Believe Japan and Philippines May Later Enter the  Alliance.

Allied Powers Sign 3-Way Pacific Pact   U.S., Australia and New Zealand Pledge To Fight Aggression

Pact To Be Part Of General Pacific War Settlement Due in September

ll Agree in Treaty to Regard Armed Attack on Any One of These Nations as “Dangerous” to All.

US -ANZAG PACT REACHES ACCORD   U, S., New Zealand, Australia Plecge Mutual Aid Under Attack

Three-Nation Pact In Pacific Signed   U. S., Australia, Zealand Pledge Mutual Aid

Envoys Initial Three-Nation Pacific Treaty   Japanese Peace Pact Draft Covers Defense

Atom Weapons Are ‘Fantastic McMahon Says   Destruttive Fury” Or Instruments Noted by Senator

U. S. A-Weapons’ Power Fantastic. Says Senator ©   Mum on Details

McMahon Claims Destructive Fur y Of America’s Atomic Wea pons Is Trul y Fantastic

NEW WEAPONS MAY BE TESTED IN KOREAN WAR   Destructive Power Of Wea pons “Truly Fantastic” McMahon Says   ARE NEITHER ATOMIC NOR GUIDED MISSILES

Senator MeMahon Confirms U.S. Atomic Weapons Dwarf Anything Known to Man

Senators Hail (aime in  QJUGBALW AA  A-Weapons   Describe Destructive Fury of Arms As ‘Truly Fantastic’

Atom Chairman Reports Remarkable Progress. Ih Development Being Made   Sen. McMahon Declares Destructive Power Exceeds Anything Previously. . . Known To Man; May Be Used In Korea

Destructive Power Dwarfs Anything Previously Known  A-Weapons ‘Truly Fantaslic’

REC Reforms Precede New Public Hearing  Speen: ee ER Pee ieee, eM   Branch Chief Fired New Procedures  Placed in Effect

SenateCommittee Calls for a New Hearing on RFC   P Symington Is ‘Cleaning House’—Announces Rehabilitation Moves

RFC Hearings Reopen Before Senate Group   Symington Fires Branch Director, Changes Policies

Rowlands Ousted By RFC Head   Former Senator Fired As Result: Of Deal In Which He Gained $36,000 Profit

Solons Begin Hearings ' On Fate OFREC   New Boss Dismisses Branch Manager For. “Improper” Renting

New RFC Boss Cleans House; Quiz Continues  Branch Head Fired In $36,000 Deal

PROBE STARTED TO DECIDE FATE OF LOAN AGENCY   Committee Will Dis. cuss Future Of Re construction Finance Corp. -—~ Branclk  Head F ired,

New. ‘Hearings Called Today On Fate Of RFC, As Body’s New Chief Starts Shakes

New Hearings © On REC Called;:  _ Shakeup Starts      Banking [ommittee Opens ’ Considgration Of Plan To Abolish Loan Unit

Symington Is Giving RFC Needed Boom  Fires Minneapolis   Fires Minneapolis Branch Head For “Improper Deal’

Senators Hold Hearings on Fate  Of RFC Agency   Symington Dismisses Official for Profit On Shady Deal

New Hearings Launched Into Fate Of R.F.C.   Symington Fires Aid At Minneapolis, Sets Other Changes

Region Miners Not Affected By Slump In  Coal Business   Majority Of Worker In District Securing Fall Week: Summer Lityolt Strikes Nation

Summer Slump In Coal  Fields Greater This Year   Defense Industry Demands, Great Lake Shipments Fall Below Expectations; Many Miners Idle.

$50 TO $160 A MONTH   Congress Asked to Okeh _ Korean Combat Bonus

Extra Pay Asked —_Brifish Consider For Korean Combat Rapping Red Chins

PLAN PROVIDES $50 70 $100 MORE A MONTH   Defense Department Approves Increases On Retroactive Sasis

‘Combat Pay Proposed for Korean Gls:   - Legislation Reaches _ Congress; Testimony on +Draft ot-18 Continues

$50 To $100 Monthly Defense Department Asks Pay  Bonus For Korea Fighting Men

Defense Dept. Asks Bonus Pay For Troops In Korea   Bill Would Grant Up To $100 Extra Pay For Soldiers: Who Face Enemy Six Days In Month

$50 to $100 Monthly  Combat Bonus Requested For U.S. Fighting Men in Korea

Congress Asked Ty Bonus Troops In Korean Fight   Defense Department Wants Combat Pay Of $50 to $100

Congress Given Combat Pay Bill  Recognize Fighters In Korean Forces

COMBAT BONUS — PAY REQUESTED   Defense Department Asks $50 To $100 Extra For Fighting Men

Ruling French Parties Hold Election Lead   i\Communists Expected To Lose at Least 92 Seals

Middle-ot-Roac Parties Ahead In French Vote   Reds, DeGaullists 1 Behind in Vital q  Election Returns

Communists And UN Set Up Truce Line   Supervision, Prisoner of War Problems Left ‘On 30-Day Acenda.~

Johnny Made It     : Finally Drank His Way Into the Army  YA Etan Sayaral Triae

Total of Expenditures of Disaster Group; Engi~ neers Released   CO!}FOR. FINAL CHECK

Junior Pupils Can't Even Tell Time : 18% Don’t Know How Wanu Months in a Year - ,

Test Proves Eye-Opener For Officials: Juniors In High School Can't Even Tell Time

Ignorant or Contrary? Rak blend Sc  School Tests Create Stir in Los Angeles

Tests Given At High School Reveal Students Can’t Even Tell Time Of Day, Not Sure How Many Months In Year

Jessup Gets UN Position  Far East Authority Named By President Despite Solon Opposition

Taman Names jassua Anyway: Net Red, ke Says   Shelved By Senate Com mittee, Chosen By HST Reeardless

Recess Job Designated For Jessup   President Names Him tc American Delegation To U.N. Meeting.

Jessup Given Recess U.N, Appointment   President Action Follows Senate’s Shelving of Nomine:

Truman Gives Jessup Recess Appointment  President Soys Attacks On Ambassador Border On Fraud

Cancer Of Cervix Diagnosis Speeded  New Discover vy Will Save   New Discovery Will Save Many Women’s Lives

tte Weather   Blames Red Neutrality Violations Armed Troops t Pass Near   Armed Troops Pass Near — Peace Parley

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Crews of Fishing Tugs Rescue 17 of 30 Men

Wealthy Pharr Man Held in Death of Wife  William S. Burroughs Says Shot Acc cide ntal

WEALTHY TEXAN HELD IN DEAT   DENIES WIFE WAS BALANC. ING GLASS ON HEAD WHEN SHE WAS SHOT.

May Increase Price Of Bread .... Drivers Of Bakery Trucks End Strike

Tangle Alott Sends 2 Craft Down, Blazing   One Flies on Above Long Island After Fatal Sky Mixup

DRY WEATHER BRINGS AREA CROP LOSSES   Martinsburg Cannery Closes for Lack of Mature Corn; Tomatoes Affected.

Program of Government-Financed Hospital Care for Aged Gets . Cool Reception From Congressmen

EIGHT NAVY MEN KILLED IN PRM CRASH   One Survives When Plane Falls Upside Down at Key West

Eight many Men Killed in (rash   PBM Hits Water Near Key West Base During Take-Off, Officials Say

Ninth Injured As PBM Crashe: Near Key West   Twin-Engined Plane Falls in Florida Straits Off Island

Eight Dead, OneSurvives Plane Crash   Navy Patrol Bomber Falls Into Florida Straits After Takeoff

2 Of County Seat’s Largest Businesses With One Owner; County Buys Scheetz Bldg.   Frank T. Reynolds Sells The Scheetz Building On ‘ Monument Square; Buys Clymer’s Dept. Store And Combines Two Most Noted Businesses In Borough Under One Ownership

TWO WELL-KNOWN STORES MERGE AT DOYLESTOWN   Scheetz’s Furniture Store Tc Combine With Clymer’s  t Store   Bucks County Buys Sheetz’s ——a for County Offices

Remington Gets New Chance As Court Reverses   Appeals Bench Says Charge Was Erred

Mild Thaw Hits Wage And Price Freeze Rules   Hike In Price Of Coal Approved; Plane Workers Allowed Pay Boosts

[Army Items De-Frosted By Price Unit   Plant Employes In Defense Work Also Get Raise

Wage-Price Freeze Shows Signs of Mild Thaw With Relaxation On Several Items

PRICE OF COAL HIKED, MILITARY ITEMS FREED  Woes Betis oe ee   Thaw Begins in Temporary Freeze Order On Waaes. Prices of Armed Force Needs

Study Begun For Formula On Nation’s Wage Freeze  . First Break Comes  With Announcement  Of Some Fyem nerisamne

= Announces Military Items Ceiling Exemptior   Coal Price Increase  Up to 90 Cents  I< Annraved

OPS Approves Increase In Price of Coal  Ceilings Also Lifted From All Strictly Military tems

Freeze (Not Ice) Mildly Thawing   Military Items Exempt from Lids

hon Prices Increased Oa! Frices increased  Military Items Exempted From General Freeze Order

Military Goods Exempt From Price Ceilings   Retail Price Of Coal Will Be Allowed to Rise

Officials Grapple With Overall  Wage-Price Freeze Formula Problem

PRICE FREEZE THAW IS SEEN   Officials Still Grappling With General Overall  Formula Problem

Wage-Price Line Showing A Thaw  Officials Working On . New General Formule

Canadian Cold Front ls Moving Southeastward   Heat Record Topuie Throughout North

Some Progress Reported In Bell Contract Talks  ‘No Contract, No Work Union Official Says, Neosho to be Affected

Compromise Seen as Possible On Prisorfers and Rotation  Reds Make ke Proposals in 1 Aste Talks at... gm... ff ga,

ALLIES READY TO GIVE MORE CONCESSIONS   \Prisoners’ Exchange  Demands Again May  Be Modified

Truce Seekers Are Working With Caution   Prisoner Exchange And  Troop Rotation Remain Thorny Problems

Seven To Nine Craft Downe? In Big Seran   Americans Armored Column Drives On Road To Hongchen

UN Army Patrol Pushes 5 Miles North of Wonju   Five MIG’s Lost as Thunderjets Outfight Russian-Built Craft

TWO ISSUES   Meet Tuesday To Consider Legislation On Rifles And Private Banks

Director of Murder, Inc., Shot in Cafe  Willie Moretti Testified Before Senate Probers

FOE ATTACKS AT HILL MASS NEAR KUMSONG   1,000 Screaming Reds Open Drive; Earlier Assault Repulsed

1000 Chinese Swarm to  Assault Hill   Battle Comes After Allies Report Area ‘Neutralized’

na eee Mien Or” Animals” ?——_Hungarian Purge In Budapest Puis 30.000 “Undesirables’ On Streets _

30,00In Hungary Evicted From Homes  Communist Purge avAwey  Taloc KH

Estimates 30,000 Evicted in Hungary   State Department Radio Reports Communist Purge Of ‘Undesirable’ People —

30,000 May Be Victim of Commie Purge   One Account From  Hungary Says Evacuees Live in Forced Silence; Treated Like Animals

Belton Red Cross Drive Now ‘Under Way With $3,000 Goal   REV. H. B. LOYD IS ‘LIONS SPEAKER

LACY C. HAYNES DIES   K. C. Star Executive Had Headed Bureau in Kansas 36 Years

Lacy C. Haynes, K. C. Star Official, Dies   He Had Been Head of The Paper's Kansas City,  Raw Biesnns SE Vacws

Lacy C. Haynes Died Today in Kansas City   Prominent Journalist And Political Advisor Once With The Times

Labor Receives Invitation to Fill High ODM Post  Would Be Specia Assistant Like Clay, Weinberg

Wilson Invites Union Leaders To Name Aide  White-Wall Tire Ban Ordered and New Controls Expected

Invite Unions To Name High Lev el Aditeed   Written Resignations Given by Members of Stabilization Board

Wilson Extends Olive Branch To Organized Labor   Offers To Make Union Man Ton US Accietent

Wilson Asks Labor Aide   Mobilizer Offers Unione  Wooten tn Pralhieies

Good of Fluorine  Depends on Locale   New Flaw Is Discovered in Treatment for Teeth  of Children

BERLIN OFFICIALS REAGH TRUCE. IN ROAD TAX FIGH   ‘Communists And West German: Police Release Seized Vehirloc

Disarmament Commission Approved. But Big 4 Nations ‘Still Differ On  Awe Pasko nding

Big Four Remain In Disagreement   May Set Up New Disarmament Body

Testimony Reveals the FBI Had Earlier Reported on Official   Big Four Unable to Agree On Arms Treaty for Group

Commission Will Siscuss The Disarmament Question Soon   Commission Will Take Place of Big 4 Deadlocked Talks

PLAN TO DISARM GAINS APPROVAL FROM BIG FOUR   Differences Remain On Type Of Treaty To Be Worked Out —~-World-Wide Cen.  sus Proposed.

Big Four Agree. To Form Arms Cut Commission   Secret Talks End With Methéd of Reducing Armaments Undecided

Big Four Still Far Apart on Arms Treaty   Commission to Study Plans Only Result of Talks

Big 4 Plan New Disarmament Unit, But Disagree On Treaty Contents

Deadlock Remains  Big Four Agrees On New Body To Study World Disarmament

VITAL DIFFERENCES REMAIN BETWEEN BIG-4 AFTER DAYS Ae WTENSIVE COGCOTIATIONS

Big Four Agrees on  ArmsGroup   Disarmament Commission Approved; What Should Be Done Not Settled

Big Four in Agreement on Commission —   Nations Still Far Apart as Ever Over Arms Treaty Group Is To Have Worked Out

Prisoners Nab $ Utah Guards  As Hostages   200 Inmates Riot, But None Escape From New ‘Escape Proof’ Prison

Utah Penitentiary Prisoners End Four Hour Riot And Release Hostages

Prisoners Rioted At Penitentiary   Eight Guards Nabbed In ‘Escape Proof’ Jail During Disturbance

Quiet Returns After Rioting At Utah Pen  Eight Guards Held  As Hostages As 200 Do De Ww

Utah Prison Riot Ends; None Escape   200 Prisoners Grabbed Eight Guards As Hostages Preceding 44-Hour Melee

Order Restored After Utah Prisoners Seize Guards, Stage Four Hour Riot

Convicts Seize 8 Utah Guards  In Prison Rio   Hostages Released After Other Inmates Hold Meeting With Warden

Police Quel Lengthy Riot {Utah Prison  ¢ Guards Held Bs Hostages  ae Beaw!

 Eight Hostages Freed  Utah Prison Riot Subsides After Warden Gives Pledge

Refreshments serveec—  Utah Felons Quaff Rubbing Alcohol, Take Dobe Tablets

200 CONVICTS QUELLED AFTER RIOT IN UTAH   Eight Guards rds Held By Convicts As Hostages Are Unharmed -

200 Convicts Take § Guard Hostages In Prison Riot  Utah’s Escape-Proof Penitentiary Site Of Disturbance

150 Officers Quell Disturbance Without Bloodshed  200 Prisoners Hold 8 Guards as Hostages During 4-Hour Riot In Escape-Proof Prison

Over 200 Utah Convicts Riot  Eight Guards Nabbed  Es see” een am

200 PRISONERS RIOT 4} HOURS “AT MODEL PEN   Uteh Authorities to Heer Griegances When Mess Is Cleaned Up.

200 Inmates — Hold 8 Guards In Utah Riot   Prisoners Drink Paregoric, Use  Denoc In Rico Snreea

200 Prisoners Riot And Cause  Heavy Damage   Guards Seized As Hostages But Are Later Released.

Prisoners Stage Four-Hour Riot Inmates of “Escape  Proof” Penitentiary Have Drunken Spree

 —2 KEEPERS FLEE, 6 FREED —  200 Utah Felons Nab Eight Guards in Riot

Darmage Heavy In Short-Lived Prison Riot   Utah Board Will Consider Complaints Of The Inmates

Guards Freed As Utah Riots By Felons End   ‘Prisoners Injured, But None Escape In - Four-Hour- Rebellion.

Big Riot In Utah Prison   Two of 8 guards Held Ag Hostages Flee From ‘Escape-Proof’ Pen; Oxder Finally Restored

100 Nab Guards, Riot in Prison   Utah's ‘Escape Proof’ Penitentiary Upset

200 Inmates Riot at Utah's Penitentiary  No Officers or Guards Injured But Damaae Estimated At Over $50.000

Speed- ‘up For  Appr opriations   Session Later to Pass on Some Increases Sought

End Hearings In Fast Time   Most Vigorous Request for More Funds by Lincoln U

Finish Hearings on Appropriations ‘Ahead of Schedule   Legislators and News Men Dazed by the Speed of It All.

COUNTY CIVIL DEFENSE SURVEY DECIDED UPON AT CONFERENCE   Emergency Resources Will Be Checked In Each Tawnshio

Survey of Civil Defense Resources In Union County is Being Planned

Business Good By Any Normal U.S. Standards   A. T.& T., Du Pont Earnings Higher, Tax Bite Bigger

‘Senate Votes ‘Against Opening Them fo Public  General Right  In Speaking Out,

FAIL IN NEW MOVE TO OPEN HEARING  Ee 2 Aa Se eee. @ 2s eee oe ee ee

Four Students Die In Crash Of Plane   Ship Goes Down In Storm Near Me, Pleastnt; On Flight From Washington, D.C. To Chiceazo

Students On Journey Home Are Victims   Private Plane Crashes In Snow Storm On Farm Shortly After Noon Yesterday, Plane Was Demolished   RESCUERS HAMPERED BY MUCH MUD. sNow

HARKINS ON STAND IN LOWRY TRIAL FOR SKLAR MURDER   Jurors Were “Locked UP” Over the Past Week-.Fnd   ARE TAKEN ON A TOUR   s oaiiiadied iment ad  Witness Tells What He Saw During the Hold-Up Murder

LOWRY TRIAL CONTINUES TODAY IN SKLAR MURDER   Court Convenes at 1( o’Clock This Morning At Doylestown   Brother-in-Law of Sklar Tells of The Hold-Up and Murder

Royal Couple  Visit Winnipeg Snow Flurries Whip  — Across Canada Plains

Snow Flies Outside Concert Hall As Royalty'Views Ballet at Winnipeg

Diver Hunts Marky Depths For Submarine   Practically All Hope Is Abandoned for British U-Boat Affray and Iis Crew of 75 Men.

Negro Sentenced To Death For Slaying Woman Hackie At Carlsbad Uneasily Passes Time Before Electyie Choir

HLS.T. Briefs Demo Chiefs   Working on Message to Congress, Sure of Defense Unity

esas. hmmm macau nanan masini aaaieaaaadl  Hit and Run Dog Hospitalizes Her

Income Tax Offer May be Checked   Pa. Senator Willing To ‘Tell All’ Regarding Offer He Has Received

Truman Asks ‘Wetback’ Bills  Signed Mexican Labor Law, Wants More

Register-News   PROCESS IS DEVELOPED IN NEWSPAPER SHOP BY PLANT SUPERINTENDENT

Biggest Atom Blast of Tests Set Off Today   Nevada Town Turns Out on Short Notice, Views Flash, Cloud

‘ Town in Nevada Has Realistic Disaster  ‘Drill With 5th Atomic Blast in Series

Town Given = Realistic Touct of Disaster   Mightiest Explosion Felt in Glendale, 300 Miles Distant

Deadliest of the Current Series Gives Nevadans a Disaster Drill .

Fifth A-Blast Gives Caliente Disaster Drill   Nevada Town Gets 15-Minute Warning

NEVADA TOWN: GIVEN ATOMIC - DISASTER DRILL   Fifth and Biggest Blast Set Off; Caliente Citizens Alerted

Biggest Atom Blast of Test Series Set Off This Morning      Unusual Warnings Given in Advance Show Bomb Potene)

Rumble, Shock Wave Hit In Nine Minutes  No Damage Reported From Caliente   No Damage Reported From Caliente And Las Veaas Today

SPECIAL WARNING IS ISSUED FOR 5TH ATOM BLAST   BIGGEST A-TEST GIVES REALISTIC DISASTER DRILL

FIRST-HAND DRILI   Caliente, Nev., Gets a Taste of Preparation for Atom  Blast

Fifth Blast Is Biggest Atomic Test   Gives Nevada Town Realistic Disaster Drill

Wome (te eee f a ee J « ret heat  Biggest Yet Is Given Full  Tbs saetar TT .catmen:

Big Atomic Blast Gives Nevada Tow! a Disaster Drill   Concussion from Bomb Dropped from B-29 Was Felt 300 Miles Away.

California Gets Atom Concussion   Nevada Gets Realistic Disaster Drill in Heavy Blast

Sef Off Fifth Atomic Blast Of New Series   Nevada Town Goes Through Realistic Disaster Drill on Occasion of Blast

ONE VILLAGE IS GIVEN. REAL DEFENSE TEST   Burst Appeared Strongest During Current Series

Town 185 Miles Away Given Disaster Test; Explosion Seen In La Vegas, Felt in Glendale

DISPLEASED GROUF   Lawrence Commission Upset Over Federal Action on Relief Funds -

Harvest Hurt in Ottumwa Area —  Snow Misses lowa, Wind Rips Corn

Vinson Claims Drafting Boys Not Necessary  Showdown Slated On Issue Tomorrow In .

Rep. Vinson Says Boys 18 Not Needed   Georgian Gets Behind Morse Resolution On Eve Of Showdown

Senate's Draft Bill Is Opposed   Vinson Against 18-Year-Old Bill

May. Seek $5-Billion  More Taxes   President Expected To Ask $10-Billion Goal Be Reached

Truman To Ask  Tax Increase   Report Another Five Billion Levy Sought

VOGELER BEING FREED BY HUNGARIAN REDS   American Had Been Senienced Yo 15 Years On Spying  Charves

Whereabouts Of Vogeler Is Secret  U. S. Legation Js Still In Dark

Vogeler Release From Red Prison Remains Mystery  Legation In Budapest Knows Nothing Of   Legation In Budapest Knows Nothing Of American’s Location

CIO Lines Up Behind Tax Plan   Truman Gets Suppor For 10 Billion Tax Bike For Defense

CAMP COMES NE   35th National Guard Divis. ion Will Train at Ripley, Minn.

Obstacles to Guardsmen   Many From Flood Duty Go to Camp Ripley, Minn.

DOPE — JUVENILE PERI Lt  Dope Taking Huge Toll Of American Youth As Health Authorities Battle Traffic

Congressional Roundup— Senate Group Prepares To Open Influence Probe 

Probers Predict  “Fantastic” Story About Influence Peddlers Comina

Muddled Situation Over Cabinet Hits New Complication      ‘Anti-Dracmel Move Pesults From “Brush-Off” Given During Consultations

19 DEATHS ON.. STATE HIGHWAYS OVER WEEKEND   Two Killed in Collision Wit! Mexicans; Rifle Cargo Driver Killed.

GOP Warms Up for 1952 in Birthday — Party of Pageants, Speeches, Gossip

Republicans Set Sights . In Michigan   Governor, New Senator Made Chief Targets

Wet, Dry Forces Offer Arguments In Public Hearing   House Committees Air Call For Vote On Liquor Question

Drive. That Started With : : Glass Of Water Ends In — Car Of Wheat For India

Blasted Body of Dallas Gambler to Be Buried While Officers Seek His Killers

Leaders To Ask For Wider Use Of Funds   Aid To Spain And Other Nations Ils Sought

Discretion Sought i in Spending Military Aid Funds  are oe & hg Wi de’ jis

Wide Discretion Sought In Use Of Defense Fund   ‘Truman Wants To Spend Defense Money  As He Wishes, With No Strings Attached

Gov't. Seeks Wider Spending Powers For Military Aid   Would Assist Spoin, Yugoslavia, Germany, Japan, Officials Say

Drive Seen For Further Tax Boosts   Truman’s Advisers Call For Moves To Help Curb Inflation

Congressmen Promise Quick Action On Extending Inflation Curb Powers

New Tax Hike Posed; Control Speed Pledged      Economic Council Warns Again of Inflation Threat

Proposals for New Tax Boosts Hinted Today  Fast Action on Contrals Promised

Hint Proposals On New Taxes. Pledge Controls   Congressional Chie flainus Confer With President. Get Inflation Warning

Administration To Propose Series Of New Tax Increases   _ Leaders Promise Fast Action On Control Powers

ANTLINFLATION TAXES URGED   Even More Than Thus Far Proposed—Controls Extension Pledged.

Wanted:' A Good Modern-Day Sherlock Holmes  Three Major Grimes Baffle French Police

Death Mysteries Baffle Police In France   17 Persons Meet Violent End In Country

Three Mysteries Causing Violent Death To 17 Persons, Baffle French Police

Causing 17 Viplent Deaths  Detective-Typ Mysteries Baffle Fren  h Authoritie.

 Wanted; A Good Modern-Day Sherlock Holmes oe rn ee eee  Three Major Crimes Baffle French Police

Series of Mass Murders in France Baffling to Surete  Paging Sherlock Holmes!

Baffled French Officials Seek Solution ‘To 3 Mysteries Which Have Taken 17 Lives

Women Inferior to Men? ova Superstitions Die But New Ones Crop Up

A-Bomb Probably Will Spawn More— Old Superstitions and Misbeliefs Dying Out But New Ones Keep Cropping Up Every Day

Soybeans   A-Bomb to Spawn More Superstitions, Psychologist Says

Hundreds Flee As Missouri Floods Homes   Situation Critical from Kansas City To St. Charles

President Preparing to Hamme Again at Congress for What He Calls Strong Controls Law

Truman Blasts, Signs New Price Control Measure   President Plans To Urge Strong Conaress Acfion

Truman Signs. Calls Controls Bill ‘Worst?   President To Keep After Congress For Stronger Measure

President Will Demand  Stronger Control Laws   Truman Calls Defense Production Act ‘The Worst  Ever Had To Sign;’ Beef Rollbacks Canceled

President Signs Control Bill With Pledge To Ask Stronger Law Next Year

: Accepts New One-Yfear Verense Production Act Only to Avoid - Lapse in Rent Ceiling, Priority Cantea!l Claireae. . Z u

TRUMAN URGES STONGER PRICE GURBS MEASURE   Signs Bill Adopted By Congress, Denounces It And Pre. pares To Demand Stricter Law.

Truman Blasts Price Law as "Worst Ever’   Urges Congress To Pass Law With Stronger Control

Hits Importation Of Canadian Beef            Truman Demands “Good” Price Control Law From Congress

Signs Bill, But Wants It Replaced   President Brands Act Worst Ever; Rollbacks Ordered

Backers Defend Disputed Act As Workable   HST Says Measure Means Bigger Prices At Industry, Retail And Wholesale Levels

Disputed Bill Is Signed Into \Law to the Accompaniment of \A Bitter White House Blast

Demands Good Law On Prices   President Wants Good Strong Measure To Replace Deficient Bijl He Signed

TRUMAN WILL ASK NEW LAW ON CURB LINES   President Plans To Seek Controls With Added Powe:

Truman fo Fight Anew for Strong Price Control Law   Declares Measure Signed Last Night ‘Deficient Act’

President Signs New Price Control Bill Late Last Night   Labels Present Act “Deficient” But Affixes Signature

Truman Holds Nose As He OKs Controls Bill   Calls Act Worst He Ever Had to Sign; To Press Congress for Stronger Law

WANTS MORE LAW   President Will Ask Price Control Act to Replace One He Just Signed ;

Truman Signs Control Bill, AsksNew Law  DiSalle Orders Changes By Thousands Before  Te EN eed: Iewnmmernn Romk

Truman To Hammer At Congress For “Good Strong Price Control”   Charges Bill Approved Last Night “Worst  Ever Had To Sign”; New Ceilings Applied ‘By OPS To Many Items; Bill’s Backers Defend It Against Criticism.

President ls Expected Te Hammer Again on Door of Congress for Stronger. Price Law

Truman Plans Drive To Get More Controls   Signs Bill, But Blasts Congress For ‘Weak Law’

Truman Hammers For Control Bill   Asks One Tio Peplac “Deficient” Law He Signed Last Night

iy Dal   Blasts Measure As © ‘Worst Ever Signed, ‘ Criticizes Congress °

Extension Setup Given Signature, Bitferly Assailed  Truman Will Seek Change; OPS Busy On Price Shifts

Law Termed ‘Worst Ever’ By President   New Act Eases Credit Control On Manv Items

Bitter Over New Price Legislation   President Plans to. Ask Congress for Stronger Law to Cone With Inflation

Truman Believes Production Act is "The Worst Ever’  Apply New Ceilings   Apply New Ceilings To Consumer Items Like Radios, TV, Etc

Truman Signs Controls Act, But Blasts It  President Calls Act ‘Deficient’; To Seek Stroncer Bill

President Reports He Will Plug for Stroriger Controls   Halleck Says Measure Will Work, Despite Views Held by  Trnman

Truman Asks Better Act  Numerous Rollbacks Ordered Before New Controls Bill Okehed

Iruman Signs Price Controls Reluctantly  President to Fight For New Act: Feared

Truman Ready To Demand New Controls   President Calls Law “Worst“He Ever Was Forced to Sign

“DEFICIENT” ACT SIGNED ~ LAST NIGHT   New Controls Measure Is Branded by President as “Worst  Ever Had te Sign.” :   DISPUTED LAW”; IS ON THE BOOKS   Backers on Both Sides Say New Law Will Workj, New Ceilings on Cons sumer Items,

“ACT DEFENDED:   Supporters :; Declare: Law Effective If Properly. '-. ‘Administrated .-

Truman to Demand ‘Good Controls Law  President Blasts Measure ‘As Worst  Ever Signed’

President Signs But Opens Drive for Strong Act   Measure Effective if Well Administered, Congress Reply

Truman Plans New Fight For Stiffer Curbs  Pprpeidont Qiaone ('antrale   President Signs Controls  Bill, Hits It As “Worst”

President Sians Control Act; Says itis Deficient’   Supporters Contend it is Just, Workable: New Law is Desired

Attacks New  Measure As  ‘Deficient’ Calls Bill Worst  T7.t. caer

“Plans To: Push: F ight For Stronger. Law In’ ‘Combatting Inflation

TRUMAN CALLS COMPROMISE “DEFICIENT”   President Says Bill Worst He Has Had To Sign  ape npnroe   Thousands Of Roll-Backs; Office Of Rent Stabilization Formed

Beef Prices Control in Effect Today   Wholesalers First, Retailers Next In Government Order

Decision On New State Taxes Near   Fine is Reported Read to Call In Legislative Heads; Plan Okay Sought

Decision On New Taxes For State ls Near  Governor Reported Ready With: Three Levy Proposals

Cool Air Sweeps Through Kansas   But Prediction Is That Rainy Spell Will Linger On

“It We Go Down, W Goes With Us” .   Truman’s Letter Not Expected to Lessen Nationalist Fervor —

Rebellion Joined By Both Parties In Surprise Vote   Measure Returned To Conferees; Key Members Cool to If

Stunning Upset Even Surprises Winning Side   Sittler Opposes Measure; Gives Two-fold Reasons

TAX INCREASE BILL DEFEATED BY HOUSE VOTE   Stunning Upset May Meas No Revenue Measure  At All This Year   ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS DELAYED

Tax Hike Bill Rejected ln Stunning House Upset  _ Compromise Plan Rejected; Solons Question Whether Any Measure Will Be Passed in ’5]

DEFEAT OF FIVE BILLION MEASURE STUNNING UPSET   Lower Branch Asks Senate for Conference to Try for New Boost, but Reception Is Cool.   LEGISLATION BEATEN BY 203-TO-157 VOTE   Plan Called for 1134 Per Cent Increase on Personal Incomes, Effective November 1.

House Rejects Compromise on Tax. Hike Bill  Measure Is Returned Conferees With Doubt lt Paceac Thie Vane

House Rejects Committee Bil To Boost Taxes   Upset Leaves Many Wondering Whether ‘51 Rise Possible

Upset Leaves Chance of Levy In 51 Doubtful  Foes for Slash ;   Foes for Slash In Spending, Aic In Low Incomes

House Rejects Compromise On  Tax Increase  Move May Mean No New Revenue Bill This Year

News Of Revolution Fails To Surprise Argentine People; Peron Knows Limits

One Year Ago Chinese Struck   Hidden Chinese Smashed Allied Win-the-War Offensive, Grim Year Opened

Just a Year Ago Today--The Great Retreat’   Allied ‘Home-by-Christmas’ Drive Crashed Against Hidden Chinese Wall

Look Over Dropped Cases   Hidden Chinese Wall Stopped U. N. In Korea Year Ago; Still Stalemated

In a Year the Story of the War in Korea Remains Almost Unchanged Except for Losses

Truman To Seek $10 Billion In New Taxes Immediately   May Go Back To Congress Later For $6 Billion Additional War Levy

10-Billion ‘Rush’ Tax Bill Asked   Truman Previews War-Levy Proposals

Honora Catherine DeVoy Dies Wednesday Night, Funeral to be Saturday

McCabe Has Reportedly Resigned as Head of Federal Reserve Raoard

RE-ELECT WORK : AS COLLEGE HEAD   James Work Will Agair Head National Agricultural College   ‘THREE NEW TRUSTEES

Wife Questioned In Maine Probe Of Man’s Death   Head Hacked With Savage Blows, Shipyard Boss Found Dead In Home

Pennsylvanians Voting Two Months Earlier Than Usual In Quiet Off-Year Primary

Industry Dispersal Faces Senate Fight  Martin Seeks To Refeat Truman Plan Te Scatter

Fire Forces  250 To Flee   Roof And Top Floor Of Hospital Wing Swept By Blaze.

 Nobody Even Fainted 250 Patients Flee As Fire ‘Sweeps Hospital Top Floor

No Panic Or Hysteria As Flames Sweep Upper Floors—  Dallas St. Paul's Hosnital Suffers $125.000 Fire Loss

lire Forces 250  Out of Hospital  No One tnjured as Flames Confined to Sisters Quarters

Patients Rescued In Blaze   About 250 Are Moved When Institution at Dallas, Tex., Is: Hit By Farly Morning Fire

Patients Flee Hospital Fire But None Hurt   Nuns, Nurses’ Assist ‘In Evacuating.250... After Roof Ignites

150 Patients In Hospital Forced To Flee   Dallas Hospital Is Damaged By Fire Early Today

‘arly Morning laze Damages allas Hospital  No Injuries Reported After 250 Patients Moved to Safety

Technicality Charge Made By OPS Chiel   Midwestern Markets Report Skipments On Decline

Mystery Slaying i Cleared Un By  Man's Confession   Police At First Refuse To Believe Admitted Slayer.

PREVIOUS MENTAL CASE   Man ‘Looking for Someone  To Kill’ Admits Murder

Duff Says GOP Differences Not Weakness Sign  Dewey Calls on U. S. To Draw War Line

EASES CLAMP ON PAY SCALE   Administration Finds Itself In Trouble Over Raw Cotton

White Collar Pay Controls Relaxed; Rap Cotton Curbs   Ford, Chrysler, G. M. Employes — Outside Union Contracts Affected; DiSalle Refuses Demands By Cotton States Senators to Repeal Order

Wage Controis Eased for Aid Of Unorganized  Many Hundreds In White-Collar Class to Benefit

Johnston Thaws Wage Controls For Unorganized   Dixie Senators Demand No Raw Cotten Ceiling

New Order Eases U.S. Wage Policy   Will Permit Pay Increases For Some  White-Collar. Men

White Collar  Pay Boosted  Disalle Refuses to Cut a> fe Za - s a 7

GOVERNMENT EASES CLAMP ON PAY SCALE   Administration Find; ‘Itself In Trouble Over Raw Cotton’

Wage Controls Relaxed To Permit Pay Boosts For Unorganized Workers   Price Director DiSalle Fights Off Efforts Of Southern Legislators To Lift Ceiling On Cotton Prices

Control Tronble  New Thaw of Frozen Wages Ordered bv Administration

WAGE CONTROLS FURTHER RELAXFL BY GOVERNMENT      How Many Workers Will Be Affected Is Uncertain, but One “Guess” Is 250,060,   STORMY HEARING HELD ON COTTON CURBS   DiSulle Refuses to Change Order — William Green Attacks Mobilization — Program,

WAGE ORDER... ALLOWS RAISES ROR THOUSANDS   DiSalle Refuses To Pull Back Curbs Gn Cotton Prices

Wage Controls Relaxed Again   Hikes for Unorganized Workers Approved

Wace Curbs Relaxed By Government    Unorganized Labor Given Chance To Get Needed Raises

DiSalle Refuse: To Budge on Cotton Issue  Wage Raises OK’ed For Many Workers As Controls Relaxed

Three Parts to Order Giving Boost to 250,000; DiSalle in Hot Water on Policy of Control Over Cotton.

U. S. Relaxes ‘Unorganized’ Pay Controls   Disalle Runs Into Battle With ‘Cotton Staters’ Qpyver Price Polley

NEW ORDER EASES ‘SOME WAGE CURBS   250,000 Unorganized Work. ers May Bo Affected, Official Says

Unorganized Workers Given Authority for Raises As Green Explains Labor Stand

Angry Solons Attack Raw  Cotton Curbs  Some Pay Control: Further Relaxed

Patrol Bomber Crash Kills 7   Another Airman Dies In Two-Plane Mishap

Nation Shivers Under Blanket Of Cold, Snow   Low Marks For Date Set At Many Sites; Some Roads Blocked

Blasts of Winter Hit The Nation   Snow Storms and Heavy Winds Rake Country A Temperatures Drop

Credit Controls Rebutted Again     House Unit Votes for Easier Terms

Egypt To Fight Anglo Coercion To Gain Rights  A Pe   Farouk Declares His Government Proceeds To Seek Its Freedom

King Farouk Declares in Throne Speech Egyp! Will Not Yield to Pressure or Coercion:

Egypt Refuses To Give Ground  Will Recover Rights, Kina’s Speech Save

Drive For Funds Scheduled For Saturday; To Benefit Junior Fair Exhibitors

Believe Bead. In Wreek Will Be 18   17’ Bodies Out, Ore More Can Be. Seen

Snow Whips Over Men Digaing For Last of Bodies   Seven Victims In Serious Condition Fireman Survives

Truman Feels Honor Should  Be Bestowed  General Will Air Views Next Week

Truman Backs Invitation by Both Houses   Broad-Scale Inquiry Into Asian Dispute Begins Lining Up

General’s Plane to Arrive In San Francisco Tuesday After Stopover in Hawai

CAPITAL CALL TERMED AS “MOST FITTING   It Will Be First Time a Military Hero Has Had the Honor

MacArthur Assured Chance to Defenc Asian Policies Before Congress

PRESIDENT BOWS TO GOP DEMANDS CENERAL BE HEARD   Expected to Appear Before _ Lawmakers Thursday or Friday   MAY BE TELEVISED   Army Plans Ceremonial Wel‘come to- Capital for Ousted Leader

Joint Session To Hear Him Next Week   Truman Speaks After Pariy Chiefs Start Linine Tn

DEM PRESSURE FORCES OKAY BY PRESIDENT   Both Parties Insist On Congressional Talk By General

Leaders Ready Joint Session  Bid to General   Administration Gets Baek  Of Republican Proposal Bae Conoress Hearing

President Gives Signal For General To Appear   Deposed Far Eastern Commander Ready To Speak To Joint Session If Invited

Truman’s Stand Quickly Clears Way for Action   General Likely to Go Before Joint Session Of Houses Thursday

President Clears Way Except For Formalities, When Democrats Lined Up With Republicans To Bring General Before Congress

Truman Approves Plan For General’s Defense   Famed Commander Leaving Tokyo Monday ‘Moraing—~May Appear Before Congress Next. Thuredave~in Eiahtina Mand

Says It Is ‘Fitting’ For Joint Session To Hear General   Only Formalities Bar MacArthur From Defending Asian Policies Before Solons, Possibly Thursday

Ousted Genera io Address Joint Session  Dirndl nik law   President Clears Way for MacArthur’s Talk

Ousted Genera to Address  Joint Session President Clears ay for MacArthur’s Talk

General To Appear Before Joint Session Probably on Next Thursday or Friday

Truman Approves Hearing Amid Mounting Demands Deposed Far East Chief Be Heard

Truman Gives Okay On Hearing   Clears The Way Except For Some Formalities

Truman Clears Way for Deposed Leader to Appear  Stand by President Assures MacArthur Chanra ta NRafand Acian   Stand by President Assures MacArthur Chance to Defend Asian __ Policies Before Joint Session Next Week

Witness Hits Cohen’s Tale of Big Loan   Never Lent Gambler Cent, Manufacturer Tells Federal Jury

Bennett Hits Meat Rollbacks— Urges Basic Causes of InflationAttacked

STATE OFFICERS (OF VEW CHOSEN   Albemarle Altorney Wins By One’ Vote—1962 Convention To Be Held At Charlotte.

Allied Troops Seize Two More Hills In Korea  Fresh Outbreak Of Air Fighting Also Occurs In War Zone

Royal Couple Makes Landing Just Before Noor   Drizzling Rain During Morning Cuts Crowd Size

42ND FAIR AT LAFAYETTE TO OPEN JULY 31 Plan Four Night Shows And  Other Entertainment; Premiume $90 000

Gunman Gets $4000 in S. L. Holdup  Melis in Crowd After Threat ta   Melts in Crowd After Threat to Store Cashier

3 New Violations Charged to UN   Reds Say Agreement Broken by Land, Air

ONE EUROPEA ARMY HAS VERY LITTLE GHANCE   Britain Refuses To Sup ply Troops To Inter national Force   FRANCE LUKEWARM  JO ENTIRE PROJECT

Eden Rules Out British Troops In NATO Army   Atlantic Allies Call For Quick Report On Defense Force

British To Reject International Army  Churchill Won’t Go Along With Other Powers

Atlantic Allies Wind Up Their Council in Rome   Ask Quick Report On Possibility Of European Army

BLOW TO DEFENSE PLAN IS SEEN   BRITAIN INDICATES SHI WILL HOLD ALOOF FROM LLUROPELAN ARMY,

Pact Nations Await Report On Army Plan:   Churchill Government Will Not Reverse British Troop Stand

curopean Army dea Hits Snag   British Balk Over Losing Control Of Their Own Forces

UMT-Draft Bill Comes Up Later   Administration Leaders Decide Against Colling {1 Up Until After Easter

CIVIL DEFENSE GOES BY BOARD   Republican Legislators Chopping Off Funds From Original State Plan

President To Return Sunday lo Washington  Truman Pleased Over Russian Setback A. f+... a ete

—TRUCE— Armistice Still Long Way Off   REDS BRING_UP. ONE NEW POINT:

tiators w Closer Agreement   Meeting Is ndliest of All; ast No Conflict

Peace Talk Called Most Cordial Yet   Almost No Dissensior Indicated as Agenda Items Discussed.

Prospects of Early Cease-Fire Remote   Negotiations at Kaesong Are Carried on in Atmos phere of Cordiality After Fifth Conference.

Little Conflict Appears Today At 5th Meeting   UN, Communist Delegates Spend Only Ninety Minutes In Meeting; Meeting Is Called Friendliest Of Five So Far; UN May Pick New Team To Write Cease-Fire Pact

Both Sides Emerge Smiling From Fifth and Friendliest Meeting; No Program Worked Out Yet, But UN Officials Appear to Be Hopeful

UN Negotiators, Communists Are Nearer Touether   Sixth Mecting Set For This Evening

Envoys Draw Closer on Peace Terms   90-Minute Session Held With No Arguments; Armistice Still Remote

Truce Teams Draw Closer To Agreement   Allied Negotiators Report Fifth Talk Friendliest of All

Almost No Argument Over Items In Agenda For Truce Conference   Gen. Van Fleet May Head New Allied Team To Write Actual Terms Of Cease-Fire Pact.

Friendlier Air Noted in Brief Fifth Meeting New Allied Tean May Do Actual  wpibsreme me VRDawrth

ALLIES PLAN TO NAME NEW TRUCE TEAM   Actual Writing of Cease-fire Pact May Be Under Direction Of Gen. Van Fleet.

No Armistice Expected In Near Future   Officials Say No Program Has Been Arranged As Yet

New Allied Team May Be Selected To Write Terms   Additional Progress Reported In Discussions; Van Fleet Expected To Head Military Truce Ontfit.

AEDS EXPLAIN AGENDA ANS WW BRIET TALK   UN's Negotiators Come Out Smiling After Fifth Conference.

Southwest Drought Makes It Harder To Get Beef, Mutton, Rice Pudding

Juarter-billion Dollar Drought Poses Southwest's Greatest Problem Tn Half Aen

Drought In Southwest Making It Harder To Get Beef And Mutton   Two Sections Already Hard Hit With Scarcity Of Water Becoming Bie Problem.

:Drouth Covers Big Area of Cattle, Rice, Cotton Country —  Southwest Hasn't Even Had Clouds

 Drought Grips 2 Southwest Areas; Stockmen Fear Ruin If Cattle  Must Be Sold for Lack of Feed

Auto Prices To Be Upped This Month   New Order Prepared By OPS to Add 4 Per Cent

Boy Sees Uncle Go To Death   Caught In Current Of Holston ; While Fishing

‘Year-Old Boy Sees His Uncle Go Under Water  Cafe Operator Swept Inte Swift Waters. Wading On Causeway

BIG-TRUCK TAX APPROVED BY LEGISLATURE   Dewey Is Expected To Sign the Bill  Soon; Denounces Lobby

Commies Rush Heavy Units To Korean Fronts   Air Force Spots Big Movement Of Trucks, Troops

Red Buildup Hinted; Record Number of Trucks Roll to Front   Allied Pilots See 9,200 Vehicles, Nearly Double Previous Peak Figure

Allied Flyers Attack Convoys During Night   Enemy Swinging Into Huge Buildup; Gun Duelling Ends Quiet

Unprecedented Number Of Chinese Trucks Move Along Roads To Front   Increasing Red Air Activity Noted As Enemy Swings Into Big Buildup During Strange Interlude In Korea

IRUGK MOVEMENT DISCLOSES HUUE ENEMY BUILDUP   Allied Airmen Report Sighting 9,200 Vehicles or Almost Double Previous Record,   COMMUNISTS ALSO STEP UP AIR ACTIVITY   Enemy Sends Up 300 Planes —Lull in Ground Fighting Continues But Big Guns Duel.

Air Observers. Sight Heavy Truck Caravan   Total of 9,200 Vehicles Moving To Forward Area

Increasing Red Air Activity Noted; Only Four Patrol Clashes on Ground Front Across All of Korea.

Big Guns Duel: Battle Front Virtually Still   Allies Are Prepared To Ask Pointed  Ouneries of Enemy

Communist Offensive Predicted   Ground Fighting At Low Ebb But Allied Night Fliers Busy

9,200 Sighted By U.N. Planes In Night Flights; Fliers Claim  300 Destrceyed

Explosion Kills Negro Leader   Bomb Placed Under Florida Man’s Home

Prominent Negro Dies In Bombing   Explosion at Home o Official in Florida Injures His Wife.

FBI Enters Terror Case Florida Negro Leader Dies, Wife Hurt in Bomb Attack

Steps for.’ Nithdrawal of Trade.  Concessions. to Reds Described

U. §. May End Trade Terms With Russia   Truman Withdraws Benefits From Soviet Satellites

Move To Cul Trading with Reds Begins   13 Communist Countries Take Brunt of Order

U.S. Moves To Cut Off Trade Concessions  Soviet-Bloc Nations To Feel Weight Of American Wrath

; Truman Takes Truman Takes Slap at Satellites at Satellites  New Trade Benefits May Be Denied Reds

TO STOP RED TRADE PACTS   Truman Takes Steps 1 Cancel Concessions  For Communists

U. S. Expected To Stop All Trade Concessions To Red-E Dominated Area

U.S. Prepares to Withdraw  Trade Concessions to Reds  Truman to Take First Steps to Crack Down On Russia and 13 Red-Controlled Countries

Steps For Withdrawal Of Trade  Concessions To Russia Outlined   Notices Of Intent To End Existing Trade Compacts Sent To Four Nations; Commercial Agreement With Ruasia Continues To December 23.

Plan Blow to Reds’ Trade   Series of Steps Outlined to Withdraw Trade Concessions to Russia, Satellites

Red Trade Is Hit By Withdrawals   Nation Will Deny Trade Benefits to 13 Commie Controlled Countries

Describes Steps To End Benefits   Proclamation Is First Move Toward Closing Concessions

TRUMAN MOVE TQ STOP TRADE FAVORS TO REDS   President Prepares Measures To With. draw Concessions To Russia And Its Satellites.

U. 5. PLANNING TRADE SLAPS AT REDS   European Satellites Next To Feel U. S. Wrath

U. §. Planning To Cut Trade With Reds   Steps Described For President Truman To Take

Russian Trade Deal May End  Truman Expected Tc Cancel Concessiognc

Withdrawal of Trade Concessions From Soviet. Satellites Is Qutlined

UN COMMITTEE VOTES SANCTIONS AGAINST REDS   SOVIET BLOC WILL OPPOSE MEASURE IN GENERAL ASSEMBLY

U.N. Committee Bans War Goods To Chinese Reds   First Step Taken To Apply Sanctions Demanded by U. 5.

Sanctions May Be Imposed On Communists  Committee Votes Its Approval of Move;

War Goods Ban Voted Against Red:  UN Sanction Body Backs Embargo   Imposition

U .N.Committee VotesChinaRed War Goods Ban   Sanctions Group Takes First Step Toward Punishment

Committee  Votes Ban  On Shipping   First Step Taken Against Peiping; Debate to Follow

Committee Asks Punishment for Korean Fighting   U. S. Resolution Faces Hurdles, but Final Acceptance Seen

U. N. Grou Votes Ban Or China Arm:   U. S. Proposal Carries. 11-0; Embargo Would Cover Atom Material:

U.N. in First Step To Ban Aid to China  Sanctions Committee Votes  Halt on Shipping War Goods

Nations OK Ban on War Goods 11-0   Committee Action Only First Step in Trade Blockade

Egypt Declines To Cast Ballot For Sanctions   -Committee’s Vote Becomes Initial ‘Step For Embargo

Embargo Gets By First Vote   — ESS s— +e = SS  UN. Committee Passes Ban 11-0, Long Road Ahead

EmbargoV otec On China Reds By U.N. Group  War Goods Banned In   War Goods Banned In 11 To 0 Ballot, But Ascembiv Fight Seen

UN Votes Ban on Shipments  To Red China   To Cut War Goods Off. Kevpt Only Abstaining Member

. Soviet Bloc Expected Te Fight Issue   Political Comsnitice, General Assembly Control Passave

Sanctions Group Adopts Embargo On War Supplies  Committee Plan Faces Opposition At High Levels

UN Body Votes Red China Ban   Sanctions Group Passes Worldwide Ban On Shioment Of All War Goods

U.S. To Press For Adoption By Assembly   Opposition To Move By Britain And France Ended

Sanctions May Be Imposed On Communists  mage Name Me   Committee Votes Its Approval of Move; Further Action Due

Ban For War Goods To Go To Red China   Sanctions Group Of UN; Votes It To Be Worldwide

Embargo Upon War Goods OKd   Sanctions Committee Act Is First Step In Assembly Bill Against China

UN Move To Embargo Reds   Committee Vote Goes to Assembly; Expect Soviet Fight

FIRST STEP IS TAKEN TO SET UP EMBARGO   Worldwide Action Against Commies Gains Support

Sanctions Group Takes First Step Toward Embargo   11 Nations Vote For Punishment For Korean Move

Ban Voted By Sanctions  Committee  Agrees 11-0 For World-wide War   Agrees 11-0 For World-wide War _Goods Embarge

U.N. Votes Ban on Goods To Red China   Shipments of. All Types of Materials For War Cut Off.

Soviet Bloe To Offer Last Ditch Battle   4-Way Communist China Isolation Proposed  By U.S.

COMMITTEE VOTES TO BAN WAR SUPPLIES   Red Bloc Expected To Fight Move In General Assembly.

First Step Taken To Bar War Material   Two More Units Must Act on It: Lively Fight Seen

U.N. Committee Votes Worldwide Ban on Shipping War Goods fo Reds   Expect Soviet Bloc To Fight Embargo To the Lest Ditch

SHIPMENT OF WAR GOODS TORED CHINA HIT BY U.N. UNIT   Sanction Commiteee Votes First Step In World-Wide Embargo; Egypt Abstains

UN UnitVotes To Halt Arms To Red China   Negotiated Peace  Chances Remote   Political ‘Committee Will Debate Ban Next, Then General Assembly

Vote Embargo On War Goods To Red China   Action To Make Selling Ban Worldwide Is Approved By UN Commitee

To Ban Goods To Foe   First Steps Taken by UN Committee Toward Embargo on Shipments To Communist China

U.S. Proposal Is ‘Adopted By Unanimous Vote  Action Is First Step o Bringing  i.e © Sees Oe ee ee

War Goods Ban To China Voted   Sanctions Committee 11 To 0 For Embargo,

Would Cut War Trade With China   UN Committee Votes Ban On Shipments of War Goods To Communists   ELEVEN TO ZERO   Russia and India Expected To Oppose Embargo— Acceptance Probable

—BANS SHIPMENTS TO CHINA—  UN Acts To Keep War Goods Out Of Red Hand:

14-Nation Body Would Halt Flow Of War Material  Ban Must Be Debated By UN Committee, 

Wages To Go Up If Cost Of  Living Rises   Statement Made By GMC President

Car Deaths Near Million Mark in US   990,000 Passed: Figure May Be Reach in Mid December

Traffic Deaths Mount Steadily   Millionth Death Seen In December

Grim Reaper Active  Nation’s Traffic Toll ‘(Mounts Toward Million

TRAFFIC DEATHS NEARING MILLION      26,630 Killed in First Nine - Months This Year

Millionth Death From Highway Traffic Expected In December At Current Rate

Shametul Record For Nation—  Millionth Traffic Death On Highways Expected To Meet Date In December

Traffic Deaths. Haunt in Ration   1 Million Mark Nears As Highway Deaths InU. 5. Pass 990.000 Tol

Death Toll On Highways Near Million   Figure Expected To Be Reached  _ fe) Durine December

[Latest Month Traffic Toll Highest in Ten Years; Deaths Nearing Million Mark

GIRL NAMES MAN IN 1948 SLAYING   Ella Cocper, 18, Tells of Rape-Killing; Suspect ls Released

Declares Forces Strong Enough Te Stop Communists   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Back In Tokyo After Visit To Front,

UN Has Stren eth To Win In Korea, Bradley Says   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Back In Toky« After Two-Day Visit To Scene Of Battle

Leaves Gap Down Fo! Reds To Renew Talk:   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Expected To Ci His Far Eastern Trip Short; Mission Still Unknown

Wildlife Plans  Family Dinner  Invites Public to Fish Fry April 27

!Explosion, Fire Occurs In New + Orient Mine At West Frank fort; Estimate 121 Miners Still  Underground   LITTLE HOPE HELD

40 Dead; 75 Trapped In Illinois Mine Blast All Believed Dead   Shocking Christmas Tragedy Stuns Home Of World's Biggest Mine: Four Bodies Recovered.

40 Known Dead But Others Fate Unknown   Rescuers Hampered by Fire Aud Choking Smoke in Battle Ty Reach Arena Where Men Worked

Lack Of Power, Cold Hampering Rescue Efforts   Mine Blast Almost Panics Three Cities

— DEFIANT —  DiSalle Plans New Price Cuts   ROLLBACKS ON SCHEDULE

New York Cotton   Atom War Maneuvers to Test Troops Delayed by Weather

GOP Insists On Complete Early Probe On Far East   Policy Committee Will Study Ways Of Opening Study

GOP to Insist On Thorough  Poliey Inquiry   Pentagon to Open Files ta Investigating Senators

GOP to Insist On Truman Mac Probe   "Pentagon Says It’s Ready to Open Its Files

MacArthur’s Statements Cause Uproar   Probe Would Check ‘Every Aspect’ Of Truman-MacArthur Far Eastern Plan

Over Far East Policies  Taft Promises Complete Probe Truman - MacArthur Argument

Republicans: Will Insist On Investigation  Considerable Part Of Records Only Shown In Private

Pentagon Says I'll Tell All On MaeArthur  fs Wh awte FC a   Taft Wants Look At Every Aspect;  Nixon Sees Smear

G.O.P. Asks Full Probe On Far East   High Command Seen Ready To Turn Over Most Of Its Paners

Taft Claims Republicans Will Insist Upon Probe   Republican Senator Says Investigation Of Truman-MacArthur. Controversy To Be Asked

Taft Says Republicans ‘To Insist On Complete Far East Policy Probe

Taft Says GOP to Demand Probe of Far East Dispute  , ae ee en... sg¢ oe gm»...

TAFT DECLARES INQUIRY NEEDED TO SHOW FACTS   S.0.P. Will Insist Up: on Investigation In Truman-MacArthur  Dispute — Record Wanted.

Far Eastern Controversy Rages  Republicans Insist On Policies Inquiry

Pentagon Gathers Data  Taft To Demand Full Investigation   ‘Homecoming’ Plans Rushed  Gala MacArthur Celebration Slated at Milwaukee Friday

G. 0. P. to Insist MacArthur Issue Get Full Airing ©   Inquiry Covering All Aspects Is Demanded by Minority Party

Taft Says GOP Plans Complete Far East Probe   Will Check Every Aspect of Truman, M’‘Arthur Controversy

Every-F acet Study Looms G.O.P. Says   Military Command To ‘Go Limit’ With  Inquiring Senators

REPUBLICANS ARE INSISTING  All Aspects Of Truman-Mac Differences Will Be Probed

BOP TO Pho FOR PROBE OF HOT-MAG AOI   Pentagon Indicates Senators May Have About Any Records Desired.

Full-Scale Investigation of TrumanMacArthur Controversy Is in Prospect

Far East Policy Fight Will Get Congress Airing  Pentagon Brass Will   Pentagon Brass Wilt Give Senators Record During Investigation

Fullscale Probe Of Policy Urged  How Much To Show   How Much To Show Is Official Question

Far East Policies Issue Continues — At Boiling Point In Nation’s Canital

Taft Says Republicans Are Going To Insist That All Aspects Of MacArthur Dispute Be Aired  Military High Command to Throw All Documents Open for Probe

Taft Pledges Full Probe Of Mac Dispute   Senators Are Likely to Get Access to Most Of Records. on General

Taft Leads Drive For Policy Probe   Truman-MaeArthur Controversy Slated For Full Airing

Truman-MacArthut Controversy Probe In Fullest Asked  Taft Says GOP Will Insist ‘Every Aspect’

Must Include “Every Aspect,” Leaders Assert   Pentagon Sources Indicate Part Of Records May Not Be Revealed; N. Y. Story Termed Smear Campaign

GOP Demandine Full Probe Of Far East Policy  Taft Plans To Call Republican Policy Committee To Map Plan Of Attack

Tehran Indicates No Public Alarm   Reports Of Heavy Soviet Movements Causes Little Worry

lran Unatraid Of Red Threat   Russian Activity On Border Icnored

Tehran Cahn Despite New Red Activity   Nation’s Interest Still Centers On Oil Nationalization

West Berlin  Cops Nab 31 Young Reds   Informers Seized When Truck Enters U.S.  Jane hy Errar

Allies Push Eight Miles Below Seoul   Franco-American Task Force Routs Encircling Enemy

Allies Move ToWithin’ Miles Of Seoul   Communists Routed From East Anchor Of Defense Line

UN Troops Kight Miles  Krom Seoul   Capital Is Brought In Artillery Range   Franco- American Force Routs Reds In Battle To The East

UN Forces Capture Anyang   Within Eight Air Miles of South Korean Capital _

UN Forces Punch Way 8 Miles From Seoul   South: Korean Capital-Is Now Well Within howe ‘Of Allied Artillery: Fire. .

SEOUL, ALL ~ 8 MILES APART   UN. Troops Continue Steady Advance On Wide Front.

‘Truman Renews Plea for Tight Curbs Calls Bills ‘Invitation to Disaster’ _

Watered-Down Bills Assailec   Truman Calls on Congress for Action On Anti-Inflation Measures

Truman Repeats Plea for Powers  Stronger Controls Urged in Appeal

President Urges Better Controls   Present “Easy Way” Is Held Extremely Tesi meacaian

Avoid *“‘Easy Way,” President Asks Truman Reiterates Appeal For More Drastic Controls   UAW Rebel Group Cheers Lewis

Summer Due, Brings Rain   Today and Friday Longest Days of Year as Sun at Northernmost Point

Allied Reports Reveal Reds Continue Buildup Of Forces in N. Korea

Conferees Agree To Continue War During Parleys   Both Sides Stand Pat On Conflicting Views Over Dividing Line

BUT REDS AND IN AGREE T (EEP FIRING   No Progress at Kaesong on Where Troops to Stay in Armigtice.

War Continues During Cease Firing Talks   Allied Negotiators  Emerge from Room With Smiles

NO PROGRESS REPORTED AT TALKS   Hostilities Will Continue While Talks Go On   U.N. NEGOTIATORS   Insist 38th Parallel Not Suitable As Military Dividing Line

Fighting To GoOn During Peace Talks   Only Point On Which Negotiators Have Agreed; Each Side Firm On Buffer Zanp

Battle Carries on While Cease-Fire Meetings Continue   Both Sides Stand Firm on Views of Dividing Line

No Progress Is Made On Buffer Zone   Both Sides Unbudging In Session Lasting Three Hours

Fighting InKorea Stull  To Continue   Red Demand For Neutral Line On Parallel linchanced

Buffer Zone Ideas Split Negotiators   Both Sides Agree Fighting To Continue

Western Base Of Communist Triangle Hit  aeons Sages 5 Pee Eee   Counterblows Are Hurled At Allies

Allied Guns Pound Chinese Supply Bases   Reds Offer Slight Resistance, but Rumors of Big Drive Through Allied Center Continue To Mount

U.S. Guns Pound Red Power Hub 17 Miles North of the 38th Parallel

American Guns Shell ~ Red North Korea Hub   Enemy Reported Pulling Back in Some Areas And Counter-Attacking in Others

ARTILLERY HITS CHORWON, BIG CHINESE BASE   Ridgway Says There Is Ne Prospect Of Early End To War      REDS COMPLAIN OF ALLIED AIR RAIDS

Heavy Pounding Hits Where Reds Mass Big Power  Gen. MacArthur Says Chinocea Have Pulled   Gen. MacArthur Says Chinese Have Pulled Back in 2 Sectors

Reports Show Enemy Builduy In West Korea   Reds Hurl Two Stiff Counterattacks at UN Forces North of 38th

UN Troops Meet Fierce Resistance   Reds Mass 500,000 Men At Chorwon For Counter-Offensive

Says It’s Only. Hope of World To Keep Peace   Asks Revised Draft, Expanded Capacity. For 50,000 Planes

U.S. Planning More Severe Punishment For Hungarian Reds  Drastic Action Is Proposed, But State  Department Secretive

U.S. Plans Counter-Punch   By MICHAEL J. O'NEILL United Press Staff Correspondent

Soviet Group Outvoied, 48-3. On China Issue   Acheson Made Permanent Chairman After Passage af Gage Rule

U.S. Demands Four Airmen   Also Seeks Return of Plan Forced Down In Hungary By Red Fighters

U.S. Demands Hungary Free Four Airmen   American Envoy Left to Cool His Heels After Presenting Formal Note .

U.S. Demands Hungary Free 4 Yank Fliers   Note Indicate Plane Was Intended for Fsvicnage Purposes

DEMANDS RELEASE OF FOUR AIRMEN   U. S. Charge D’Affairs in Budapest Delivers Formal Note

U.S. ‘Orders’ Hungary to  Free Airmen   Observers Envision Early Action on Demand of Envoy

Red Hungary Told to Free U. S. Captives   Diplomatic Circles Expect Action In Budapest

U.S. Calls Upon Hungary To Release Airmen, C-47   Formal Demand Handed Minister Kiss; Soviet Charges Of Spying Are Denied

Hungary Receives  American Demand  U.S. Seeks Release Of Fliers, Plane

U.S. DEMANDS HUNGARY FREE 4 MEN, PLANE   Note Delivered in Budapest, Deny Plane Carried Spy : Supplies.

U.S. Presses Demands For Release Of 4  Vigorous Draft Is Presented Hungary On Plane Incident

Four Held By Reds, Plane Forced Down   Foreign Minister Handed Formal Note By Charge d’Affaires

DEMANDS RELEASE OF FOUR AIRMEN   U. S. Charge D’Affairs in Budapest Delivers Formal Note   DOWNED IN HUNGARY

U.S. Demands Hungary Free Four Airmen   Some Diplomats Believe Request Will Be Granted

U. S. ASKS HUNGARY TO FREE 4 AIRMEN   Washington Also Demands Refurn of Plane Forced Down by Soviet Fighters,

DEMAND FOUR GET FREEDOM   American Note to Hungary Asks for Return of Airmen

U. . Demands Hungary Free Four Airmen  Freedom of Men   Freedom of Men First Concern In American Action

Eleven Killed As Airliner Crashes During Wind Storm  Plane Bursts Into Bits Before Landing At Fort Wayne, Ind.

5 Gunmen Seize $35,000 Payroll, Wound Officer   Stage Newburyport Holdup At Towle Silver Plant; Wide Manhunt Started

Bandits Also Steal Auto for Getaway Gunmen Shoot Policeman,  Escape With $3 5,000 Cash

Payroll Bandits Snatch $35,000  Silver Plant Robbed; Policeman Shot

Evita Peron Is Reported Seriously Ill   Wife of Argentine Iron Dictator Said To Have Advanced Anemia.

Author of the Book, ‘Living Without Liquor’ Held for Drunkenness

200 State Police Moved to Bourbor   Troopers Sent to Strike Bound Ares To Prevent Disorder

200 Troopers Sent To Bourbon To  Prevent Possible Strike Disorder

Miss. Ruth Lowe Becomes Bride  Weds Edward Black  iets ee ho eee , a: a we oes

Miss. Ruth Lowe Becomes Bride   Weds Edward Black   Weds Edward Black At Evening Service

nhower for More  ned Forces   vest Considered  1 9-Nation neil at Ottawa

Eisenhower Calls For More Men   NATO Considers Secret Report  From Commander

Auantic Pact — Nations Told — To Be Prepared   Front Line Armed ° Vorces Needed In Europe, Chief Says

Ship Burning Near Oregon—  10-14 Missing   Danish Vessel Flaming Inferno—98 Persons Safe in Coast Guard  Station—No Disorder

Military Chiefs Discuss Latest Grisis in Berlin  By Russians Cause For Conference

CRANE SUSPENDED FROM UNION POSS   New Yorker Who Says He Gave $65,000 to Politicians Refuses to Resign

AFL Suspends John P. Crane  Firemen’‘s Union Head Says It’s Hypocrisy

Mighty Mo Leads Naval Barrage On East Coast Town   UN Forces Run Into Stiffening Enemy Fire In  West; Make Headway Of One To One  And One-Half Miles

U.S. 8th ls Rolling Back with a-Puncis: This Fime j in The War of Maneuver" 4.

SLOT Appeats tf Foe  Asks to Be Left Alone With Dying Sweetheart

Sailor Blames Press for Woes Asks to Be Left  Alone in Romance  With Dying Girl

SAILOR ASKED TO BE LEFT ALONE WITH DYING °  CWEETHEABDT WITH WERRIAIC DI AAIC DACTRMAEN

Sailor, Embitfered by Publicity, Says Wedding Must Be ‘Indefinitely Postnoned

Scrap Pends Over Troops  Connally State«   Connally States May Need Over Six Divisions

Engineer Admits Signal Violation   Cause Is Offered . For. Train Accident

Negotiators Say First Talks Okay   ’ Kaesong Held By Red Troops Although Deemed Neutral Zone

Formal Armistice Parley —  Tuesday Planned in Talks. Attended by Disagreements

Red Soldiers  Are in City  During Talks Allied Officer  Says Mission _ ‘100 Pet. Suecess

Truce Mission To Kaesong Successful   Key Disagreements Are lroned Out at Preliminary Parley

‘Treatment’ Now Feared For 4. Airmen      Hungarian Reds Give No Date For Trial; Families Shocked

U.S. Envoy Denied Right To Visit Them   ‘Criminal Intent’ To Drop Spics Charecd Aeainet Pour

Trial of Airmen RemainsUncertain   United States Officials Fear Long Wait Before  Hungary Acts

Dial System For Fayette City   Bell Company Takes Over Little Redstone Home Mutual Company

Fortune Is  Owed on Tax   907,200 OweS62 1,014. 697, Largest in History of US

Tax Delinquent Total Hits Record High   Nearly Fourth Listed In New York State With 145,000 Debtors

DecideSoon About Report   Senaters Who Probed MacArthor Firing Still Divided Over Whether to  Make One

Decision Due On MacArthur Inquiry Report   Probers Meet For First Time Since Hearings End

Ambassador Handed Note In Moscow   Soviets Want All Who Fought Nippon To Meet In July or August

Soviet Demands Conference On  Japanese Peace  Want Meeting  On Treaty Later  In This Year

Message Also : Specifies Date Of Conference   Communists Insist Treaty Must Include Ideas Of Yalta Pact

OPPOSES ANY BARGAIN TO RELEASE OATJS   O'Conner Says UT. S. Should Net Make Any Deal With Croch Cemmunists

TRAIN CRACKS UP; FIVE KNOWN DEAD   Fiffeen to 20 Injured in WreckNumber Reported Trapped in Overturned Cars,

Five Killed In Wreck   Passenger Train Piles tp At Trenton, Wich.

See Little Hope For Agreement By December 27  Reds Express Hope For Cease-Fire Agreement

Communists Reject Appeai For Prison Camp Visit at Once   Offer to Permit Joint Inspections ‘After Korean Arms Truce Has Been Sianed

Visits May Be Allowed After Truce   Communists Hit U. N. ‘Delay’ At Sessions

FAST PACE IS SET ~ FOR HIGHWAY JOB   "Soo: Penble Gradng Ossi ~ in Two Weeks   IK. P. L. LINE CHANGE

Preliminaries to Be Over Soon; Possible Grading > In Two Weeks   K P. L. LINE CHANGE

Drifts Block  Rails, Roads; Schools Closed   St. Louis Under Foot Deep Blanket; Winds Buffet levy Chicago

St. Louis Paralyzed; Chicago Lashed by Stiff Winds, Drifts   Air, Ground Travel Disrupted from Oklahoma to Great Lakes

Heavy Snow Hits Nation’s Mid-Section   Traffie Snarled, St. Louis, Chicage Get Stiff Blows

Foot of Snow Stalls Autos In St.. Louis   Communications Clogged, Schools Shut Down In Many Areas

Record Storm Hits St. Louts   ‘City Paralyzed Unde _ Foot Of Snow, Heaviest E In 39 Years

Violent Snowstorm Lashes Middlewest: St. Louis Paralyzed   Blinding Snow, 40-Mile Winds Rip Chicago; Storm Strikes Weeks Ahead of Normal Time In Missouri, Stalls Traffic, Shuts Schools

H-Bomb May Get First Test This Spring When New A-Bomb Tested, Bat Even If It Works, Scientists Doubt It Ever Will Be Practical

Officials Undecided On Results   New Atomic Tests To Be Held On Pacific Island

West Germany Free To Become NATO Member   Adenauer Government Is Promised More Independence In Return For Army Support

‘Big 3’ Approves Partnership For West Germany  n Full Equality   Given Full Equality Provided She Gives European Army Troops

Junior Partner  West Agrees     To Bring In Germany For Part In Pact

Angus Steer, Last Year’s-Runner-Up Wins Grand Title   Toby At 1.240 Pounds _ Held Best Beef Stock In Show

Circuit Judge Acts on Request of Gov. Kohler   Official Corruption Charges Will Be Investicated

Or Man Winter Refuses to See the Light  ‘Scores of Highways Remain Blocked as Snow Blankets Blizzard-Swept Plains of Midwest

26 Below In Mont. Today   Sub-Zero Cold Covers North Central Area; Snow in N.W.

Severe Cold Fails To Materialize In State; Snow Falls In Far West

Treasury Fails to Call Bond Issue   First Time in 18 Years It Has Passed Up Such a Chance.

HOT IS NOT THE WORD   Goodlands’s High Reading of 94 Lowest in State Sunday

British Afom Boss Resigns Position   Scientist Charges Government Fails To Keep Step

British Atom Bomb Leader  Quits Post   Leading Scientist Says Britain Is Lagging Far Behind Reds

BRITISH ATOM BOSS RESIGNS   Top Scientist Charges Secret Fell Behind Iron Curtain

Troops-To-Europe Issue Scheduled For Public Hearing   Sec. Of Defense’ Marshal Wil Be Among First . Witnesses Called

EISENHOWER MAY TESTIFY AGAIN   SENATORS SCHEDULE OPEN HEARINGS ON TROOPS.TO. EUROPE ISSUE,

Surprise Public Hearings Set . On Troops-To-Europe Issue  Administration Keen For Big Audience To Back Sending U. S. Divisions Abroac

Lull in Fighting Develops With  Cease-Fire Talk Spirit of Optimism Is  Apparent at Eighth Army Headsuarters

FIGHTING EBBS ON KOREAN FRONT   Chinese Hurl Small Attacks At Center Of U.N. Line   RADIO PEIPING   Ignores Cease-Fire Talk; Air Of Optimism In 8th Army Headquarters

Fighting Dies Down as Truce Talks Increase  Chinese Reds Hurl Small Attacks at

Shooting War Quieted; Allies Are Optimistic  Cease-Fire Prospect: Choer IIn Saldiare

Fighting Is Slackened by Peace Rumors   Chinese Send Out Small Groups But Action Generally Is at Low Ebb

Frontline Quiet As Jets Tangle  Cease-Fire Talks Cut Red Activity

Cease-Fire Talk Brings Lull In War  «Red Attacks Are On Small Scale

KOREAN FRONT HAS QUIETEST NIGHT OF WAR   Two American Jets Brought Down by Ground Fire

Payne Auto Case Is Sent To Grand Jury   Also Is Wanted In Yanceyville

COMPLICATED NEWS SYSTEM AT MAC HEARING   Reports Are Screened for Mili tary Security, Then Handed Out.

Intricate News Relay System Used at Hearing   Less Than an Hour Seen as Lapse Between Talk, News

On MacArthur Hearing , I ntricate System Set U p To Give Scribes Break

CORPORATION INCREASE VOTED   Senate Committee Would  . Jump Tax Total By  §2,280,000,000

Corporation - Levies Upped   But Senators Continue Te  Slash Taxes Already  Voted By House

Lesser Raise in Corporation Tax OKd in Committee   Add §2 Billion To Business Taxes, But Less Than House

Senators Vote Major Cut in House Tax Bill   Committee Version Of Bill Would Raise $5 Billion More Yearly

 a) . "? 1 Senate Finance Committee V otes To Reduce New Corporation Levies Approved By House

Senate Group OKs $2,280,000,000 Tax  Increase for Firms   $760-Million Trimmed From House Bill, But More Cutting Predicted

ROOST CORPORATION LEVIES §?,280,000,000   Figure, if it Stands. Will Stice S610.000,000 From Amount Paid on Excess Profits.

Senate Committee Votes Corporation Boost In Taxes Far Under Traman Recommendation

Senate Boost Is $760,000,000 Less Than House  Committge’s Figure $2,280,000,000; No  Date le Announced

Tax Hike Gets Okay of Panel   Senate Softens Increase In Corporation Levies

Economy Squad Still Has Say In Texas House   Public Schooling For 5-Year-Olds Suffers Setback

Economy Forces Score Two Wins In Austin Today  Approve Committee To Probe Charges Of Spending Waste

PRETTY WEDDING AT RURAL CHURCH  Miss Helen Erickson .   _ Miss Helen Erickson Axnd Paul B, Milbrodt Married Aurust 1

Legion Chief Backs Mac   Cocke Reports He Will Seek Talk With President

Lewis To Speak At Detroit With UAW Protesting   Mine Boss Accused Of Luring UAW Mer To Own Union

Assembly Okays ‘Deferred’ Bonus  For War Veterans  Measure for 1971 Redemption Wins In Surprise Vote

Pay Increase Row Slows Vote On General Fund   House Group Kills $100-a-Year Tax On Peddlers

Raps oad Souls‘ Who Want to Sulk Behind Our Oceans  MacFarland Blasts ‘Gloom Peddlers’ And Urges U. S. to Go Along With Eisenhower on Europe

McFarland Hits Gloom Peddlers  As West Defense Row Continues   Senate Democratic Leader Denounces GOP Critics; Backs Eisenhower's Communist Curb Plan

Bitter Battle Centers Near Highway Hub  Big Guns Pound Enemy Troops

Allies Run Into Stiff Resistancein Offensive  To Gain Chorwon Goal  U.S. Troops Use Fists, Rifle Butts To Beat Off Frantic Counterblow Launched by Chinese Red Soldiers

Reds Lose Heavily at Charwon   But UN Troops  Fail to Win the Enemy Base; Gain Elsewhere on Front

Chorwon, Red Transport Hub, Well Defended   Artillery Sprays Deatl Among Communist Reinforcements

Heavy Red Resistance Meets Allied Drive on Commie Bastion of Chorwon

Allies Fight For Ridges At Big Enemy Hub  Communists Blasted By Heavy Artillery

Chinese Are Stubbornly Defending Positions Which Guard Chorwon   Foe Vanishes At Hwachon Reservoir   Artillery Kills 275 Reds During Day; CounterBlow Cracks UN Front

UN MEETS TOUGH RED RESISTANCE IN CHORWON AREA   ALLIED ARTILLEBY BATTERS ELEMENTS MOVING TO FRONT

Resistance To Allies  Is Heavy   Chinese Defend  Hill) Positions

U.N. Troops Meet Heavy  Resistance   Chinese Reds Stubbornly Defend Hill Positions South and Southwest of Transportation Hub

GIs Meet Tough Red Resistance   Bastion of Chorwon Is Defended Stubbornly by Chinese Reds

Allies Slam Against Heavy Resistance   Unconfirmed Korean Report Says Communists Pulled Back Under Orders To 39th Parallel to Await More Troops

U.N. Forces Ram Info Increasing Red Resistance   Battle for Transport Hub; Move Ahead in Hwachon Dam Area

UN Forces Mee Heavy Defenses Before Chorwon  een hee Onna FIL   Yanks Beat Off Counterattack With Fists, Rifle Butts

Communists Stubborn Red Resistance Heavy Ir Allied Chorwon Drive

Allies Fight Way Nearer Chorwon in Central Korea   Some Reds Flee North in Panic While Others Resist Stubbornly.

Allies Meeting Resistance In Slow Push   No Signs-Yet Of Long-Awaited Big Spring Offensive

Heavy Red Resistance Encountered   U.S. Troops Use Fists, Gun Butts To Smash One Push; Planes Pound Enemy

Big Guns Disperse  Red Force   Communists Flee North to Escape UN Artillery Fire

Allied Troops Meet Resistance Near Road Hub  amaw mite Biaae   Enemy Units Flee Under Murderous Artillery Fire

Transportation Hub Objective Of UN. Troops   Artillery Blasts Out Allied Advance Paths on Other Fronts

Slam Into Stifl Fight At Chorwon   Allied Drive on. Red Bas tion Meets Heavy Re cictanca   Korean Sources Claim Chinese Withdrawing to Parallel 39

HEAVY RED RESISTANCE AT CHORWON   Enemy Clings Stubbornly to Hill Positions Defending Transport Hub 18 Miles North of Border.   » BREAK IN ALLIED LINES IS’ RESTORED   Red Counterattack Separates Two U. N. Units Which Regroup and Storm 1,500-Ft. Height.

U.N. Forces Meet Heavy Resistance   Reds Defend Hills South of Chorwon

Chinese Stand Is Stubborn   Fight Doggedly To Protect Chorwon, But  At Hwachon UN Troops Meet Noa Rasietancra

—U.N. TROOPS—. Meet Stiff Resistance At Chorwon  Artillery Turned On Reinforcements

Enemy Holds Firm Before Road Hub   Allied Artillery Scores Hits On Foe Far Behind Front Line

Allied Troops Meeting Heavy Resistance   Chinese Reds In Stubborn Defense of Hills

Slam Into Stiff Fight At Chorwon   Allied Drive on Red Bastion Meets Heavy Resistance   UNLIMBER HEAVY GUNS   Korean Sources Claim Chinese Withdrawing to Parallel 39

REDS’ ATTACK HURLED BACK   Breach Allied Lines At One Point In Defense Of Chorwon Area

Pivotal Chorwon Is Prize Sought By U.N. Troops   Communists Counterattack And Able To  Penetrate Lines.”

Chinese Reds Holding Hill South of Hub   UN Artillery Unit Overshoots Front, Spreads Explosive Death Among Foe

Stubborn Chinese Slow U.N. Advance  Chorwon Defense Holds Up Allies

Chinese Reds Fight Hard Fo: Hill Positions  Yanks Beat Off One Enemy ‘Break’ With Fists And Rifle Butts

Including Son Bob  Blaik Says He'll Stay On "Though Players Involved

Blaik To Stay as West Point Grid Coach; — Virtually Whole Team Involved in Scandal

Earl Blaik — Says  Cadets Not at at Fault   Plans to Stay On — As Gridiron Coach © . JAP Military: Academy

BUAIK TO STAY AT WEST POINT AS GRID COACH   Makes Plea For Fai Play For Athletes  Involved

LUOUNG BLAS. INVOLVED : , oe, TRE  Army Grid C Coach Decides to Sins Og

‘nds Life On  Wife's Death   Obsessed With Belief It Was Caused By Him

U. S. Quits Its Efforts to End Oil Dispute   Grady Fails to ; Win Change of Heart in Mossadegh

U.S. Abandons Effort To Solve  Iran Oil Crisis   Ambassador Gives Up After 45-Minute Confer. ence With Mossadegh

U. §. Abandons FHort fo Settle ivan Oil Crisis   sambassador Contlers With Premier 45 Minutes in Last Attempt to End Dispute,

U. 8. Pulls Out Of Iran Oi! Dispute   » Gives Up Efforts To Mediate An Anglo-Iranian    INo Settlemen

UJ. S. Abandons All Efforts to Settle iranian Oil Dispute  Gives Up After Final Attempt at Mediation Turned Down by Iran

Kansas Mobilizes For Huge ( Jeanur   Flood Waters Move Lastward—Strike New Blows at River Towns

KANSAS CITY, BEATEN BY FLOOD WATERS, IS FACED WITH GIGANTIC CLEANING-UP PROTECT

Gigantic Task Faces  Flood Area   Will Be Weeks Before Conditions Approach Anything Like Normal In Midwest

Kansas City Area Starts Cleanup Job   Costliest Flood in History Is Receding; Smaller Towns Hit

Kansas City Mobilizing For Cleanup   Mid-Missouri Towns Brace For Disaster

Kansas City Area Mobilizing For Big Cleanup Job As Flood Recedes   Latest Damage Estimates Put At $750,000,00€ Making Flood The Costliest In Nation's Historv: 17 Known Dead.

Area Mobilizes For Gigantic Clean-Up Task   Senate Committee Votes Against Boost In Fund

High Waters Move Into Missouri  Kansas City Area   Kansas City Area Faces Tremendous Cleanup Operation

Flood-Battered Kansas City Starts Cleanup   Waters Swirling East To Strike Towns Along Missouri River

Big Cleanup Job Ahead In Flood Area   Blocks’ of Muck-Covered  Ruins Left by Receding Water; Costliest Flood in I’. S. Historv.

MISSOURI RIVER CITIES MENACED   Battered Kansas City Area Begins Cleaning Up As Flood Moves On To Strike Others.

Senate Gees Along With House to Pass Measure  Offering $25 Millions TRUMAN IS ENROUTE  Post Office Department In Emergency Action To Keep Mails Running

Missouri Towns New Targets Of Raging Floods   Damage in Two States Is Now Estimated at $750 Million

FLOOD WATERS HEADING EAST STRIKE AGAIN   Kansas City Mobilize: Citizens To Start Cleaning Up

Flood in Kansas and Mis. ~~. souri Is Costhiest in Nation's History   START CLEANUP TASKS   Expect Big Arkansas to Reach an All Time Hich at Wichita

New Blows Are Struck by Floods At Missouri River Towns; Latest Damage Estimate Is $750,000,000

Cities. Emerging to Tackle Great Cleanup Labors   Highways, Rails, Farms Industry Take Worst Beating in History

 Damage Estimate—$750 Million  Flood-Soaked Midwest Area ‘Faces Huge Cleanup Chores

Truman Flies To Flood Zone  In Home State   Kansas City Begins Mop Up As Missouri Towns Menaced

K. G, Kansas Flood Areas Begin Cleanup   Damage Estimate Now Stands At $750,000,000

Mood Subsiding at Kk. C., Leaving Ruin   Towns Farther East Stil Being Bat. tered; Damage Now Placed At S750.000.000

Kansas City’s Cleanup Job Is Giant One   [IMud-Caked Area, Soggy Wires Are Part of 75€ Million Damage

Water Continues To Spread Havoc   Kansas and Missouri Estimate Flood to Cost $750,000,000

Kansas City Starts Gigantic Clean-Up of Flooded Areas   Costliest Flood In History Covers Many Blocks

Flood Waters Drain Off At Kansas City, Buffet Towns To East   Damage May Near $1 Billion; President Flies Over Devastated Ka nsas, Missouri Areas.

Ciean-Up Begins at Kansas City   Two-State Flood Loss Now Placed At $750 Million: Toneka Dias Out.

Battered Kansas City Area Mobilizes For Cleanup Job; — Flood Waters Strike New Blows At Missouri River Towns

Kansas City Area Mobilizes ‘For Cleanup After Big Flood  ee ny ee) 7

Flood Waters Lash Towns In Missouri   Miami, Okla. Also Feels Fury Of Rampaging Rivers

Kansas Flood: Leave Scenes  Of Desolation  Missouri Braces For Impact of Raging Waters

Deluge Rolling Eastward; More Towns Inundated  Five-Day Fire Ends After Razing Many Industrial Units

Truman Inspects Damage Kansas City Area Mobilized For Cleanup as Floods Pass

Kansas City Mobilizes For Cleanup Task   Flood Waters, Swirling East, Leaves Blocks Of Muck-Covered Ruin

Kansas City Set For Cleanup   WASHINGTON, July 17—7— The Senate today passed «a $25,000,000 emergency appropriation for aid to flood stricken areas of the Middlewest.

Kansas City Faces Stiff Cleanup Task   Receding Rivers Leave Long Line  _Of Damaged Cities

Small Towns Along Missouri River Feel Full Force Of Surce: Fire Burns Self Out

Kansas City Mobilizes For Cleanup Task      Fiesdwiters Hit Missouri Towns

Flood in Kansas and Mis  souri Is Costliest in Nation’s History   START CLEANUP TASKS

Kansas City Area Mobilizes For Giant Cleanup as Flood Waters Menace More Towns

Flood Damage Estimated at $750,000,000   Kansas City Area Prepares Cleanup: New Towns Stricken

Tax Boost May Start On June    Doughton Plans House Speed-Up On New Levies

Cooley Is Seeking To Keep Ceilings Off 1951 Tobacco   Asks DiSalle For Assurance That No Curbs Are Planned

COMMISSION BY-LAWS ADOPTED  Citizens Traffic Group Will Be Organized Here Jan. 24

End Of Truce Iria ls Near  ee LE oh.   Cease-Fire Line May Be Re-Drawn

HAMPTON FIREMEN TO DEDICATE HALL   Judge W. C. Sheely Will Speak At Exercises On Saturday — Adams Convention Monday

den Rules ut British roops for lke   French Express Fear — May Upset Atlantic Pact Army

EDEN RULES OUT USE OF BRITONS IN EUROPE ARMY   But Foreign Secretary Pledges Close Cooperatio With Planned NATO Unit

Eden Rules Out British Troops In European Army  Promises Closest Association with NATO Force

EDEN OFFERS CO-OPERATION WITH FORCES   Harriman Report Expected To Shape Events Of Future

Britain Won't Give Lroops or Kurope   kden Says Nation Will Give Moral Support to NATO

British Will Ald European Army But Not Join It   Secretary Eden Made Nation’s Position Clear at NATO Conterence.

Britain Rules Out Its Troops in Ike's’ Army   Fears Felt in France British Position May Upset Plans

Help Sought by Yugoslavia in Balkan Crisis  Asks U.N. to Order Off Soviet Sattelite

Yugoslavia Appeals for U.N. Action   Wants Satellite Troops Ordered.  From Borders

SLAVS PROTEST ENEMY TROOPS ALONG BORDER   Tito Minister Carries Fight Into Assembly Of United Nations

Yugoslays Ask Red Satellite Troop Removal   Want U.N. to Orde Borders Cleared To Restore Calm

Delegate Sees Red Satellites Posing Threat   Soviet Spokesman Denies Danger to Tito’s Land In Assembly Debate

TRAFFIC DEATH TOLL INCREASES   Auto Fatalities And Other Violenee In. North Caro  tina During Weekend Take 17 Lives.

BLOOD PLASMA SUPPLIES ARE THREA TENED  Federal Mediato StepInto Ay fn

LLOYD GREENE DIES   Longtime Resident Operated Con‘fectionery, Newsstand

Army fo Initiate New Mental Test   Previous Flunkers to Take Exam in January

New Tests Will Be Given To Draftees   249,684 Flunk  Examinations

PLAN NEW TESTS FOR MEN TURNED DOWN IN DRAFT   Total of 249,684 Registrants  Fail to Pass Written Tests.

Some Time in January Army Plans to Give New Tests To Draftees Who Have Flunked

Draftees Who Failed In Pre-Induction Mental Exams To.Get New Tests

Army To Check Menfal Rejects  Plan Tc. Re-examine Failures in Tests

Sections in Two States Threatened by Floods   Weather Plays Peculiar Tricks Elsewhere.

Floods Threaten Two U.S. Areas   Mercury Hits 20 Below In New England States

FLOODS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE IN NORTHWEST   Washington Rivers Out of Banks; Pennsylvania Also Has High Waters.

Southland Has Snow; Seattle Area Flooded  Storm Follows Cold eee Sie vere GF Soh Tere Gy

Flood Waters Menace Parts of Washington, Pennsylvania: South Has Light Snows

Floods Sweep Lancaster And York Counties   Merénry Skids Below Zero In New Engh: ind ‘As Dixie Gets Snow

Weather Varies Across Country   Floods, Snow, Low Temperatures Are Part Of Pattern

F loods Threaten Areas In Two States Midwest Gets Relief From Cold

DISCUSSED BY GOP LEADERS   Proposed Levy Tabbed ‘Most Painless’ In Raising Revenues

PA. SALES TAX DISCUSSED BY GOP LEADERS   Proposed Levy Tabbed ‘Most Painless’ In Raising Revenues

Gets Priority At Conference Of Legislators   Governor, Republican Leaders Agree After Four Hour Confab

weader Says Levy ‘Looks Like Solution to All Our Problems’ ; Given Priority Over Flat Income Tax.

Sales Tax Is Discussed By Governor and GOP Leaders [At Conference in Capital

Congress Nears End of Session; Will Set Peace Time Spending Record

ROAD DAMAGE ESTIMATE IS HIKED MILLIONS   State Is Facing Huge Outlay Fer Rana Wark

‘MAC’ INQUIRY IS CONCLUDED   IBut Debate Continues Almost As Hot As  ;

Harsh Inquiry Of MacArthur Appears Endec   Debate Continues As Hot as Ever On Who Wos Right

Last Witness Says Mistake Not To Bomb   Committees Expected To File Minority and Majority Reports on Party Line Opinions

Big Debate Over ‘Mac’ Rages On   Inquiry Appears Over; Both Sides Claim Victory

Probe Ends But Debate Lingers On   Both Sides Claim Victory In Hearings On MacArthur Case

Talk Held Over Who Was Right   Senate Inquiry Is Ended and McMahon Says MacArthur-ites Lose Their Case   Meeting Scheduled

Stormy Hearing Over MacArthur’ Quster Comes to an End But Who Was Right Is Not Decided

Mac Inquiry Is All Over   But Debate Keeps On As To Which Party Was Right

MacArthur Inquiry Is Ended but Debate Lingers On   Senators Split on Writing a Report After 2,045,000-W ord, 42-Day Session

Senate Hearings On M Arthur End   Debate Still Rages Over Who Was Right; Report Being Readied

Who's Right--M’Arthur, Truman-Debate Continues Hot As Ever   Sharp Division On Question In Both Senate Committees; O'Donnell Testimony Ends

MacArthur Hearings End But Not Debate   Sharp Division Seen in Opinions Ex pressed by Committee Members.

Mac Hearings Appear Ended.  Debate Continue Which Side Wac« - on

Could Mean Virtual End to Fight: Chinese Hint They May Cooperate

(US Eighth Army Troops Receive Order  To Stop Fighting: Headquarters  Denies lseuting Such Instructions

Jets Taking Over In Korean Action   Three Migs And One U. S. Sabre Are Sent Crashing While Red Chinese Volleyball Players Watched By Allies,   Bulletin

Allies-Reds — Halt Fighting Alona Fronts   Ground Warfare Is At Standstill as Efforts for End of ‘Struqqle Pursued

Yanks Told To Defend Selves Only   Officer Dis-loses ‘Watchful Waiting’ : Air Fight Goes On

WAR OTILL ON BUT NEITHER SOE FIGHTING   UN Soldiers Told to Remain Under Cover, Defend Themselves.

Hold Fire for Defense Only   Ground Forces Standing By; War Goes On in Air; Patrols Active

Both Sides Quit Ground Fighting  Gls Ordered To Stance   Gls Ordered To Stane Ready Should Truce Negotiations Fail

8th Army Won’ : Fire at Reds Unless Attacked   Watchful Waiting Period Indicated For. Ground Forces

Call Off Ground Fighting   Reports Differ On Souree Of Cease-Fire

Titan Bats Score Five Runs in th   Hearn Pitches Shutout Until Eighth Inning

Giants Cut Loose In Fifth Frame ‘Scoring Five Runs; Take Win 6-2

Yankee Errors Help Giants Win Third Game, 6-2  Jim Hearn, Jones Split Hurling Job

Giants Take I-Game Margin Over Yankees  Durocher’s Hurlore   Durocher’s Hurlers Take 6-to-2 Victory From Bronx Bomber:

Giants Capture Third 1951 Worle Series Contest, 6-2, As Hearn And Jones Outpifch Vic Raschi  Lockman and Woodling Hit Homers As National Has 2-1 Game Lead ©

Giants Whip N. Y.: Take Series Lead  Two Pitchers Handcuff Bombers For Seven Innings, Yanks Drop 6-2

Giants Win Third Game Of Series   Now Lead Yankees Two Out of Three

Hearn, Jones Team Up, Rout Yanks’ Raschi   Five Of Giants’ Six Runs ‘Are Unearned As Yankees Play Like Schoolboys — Woodling Smacks Home Run For Yanks In Ninth, Too Late To Aid Bronx Bombers’ Cause

Giants Lead — Yanks   Hearn and Jones Team Up To Give Nationals 6-2 Victory in Third  Game nf Wield Gavia

MacArthur Quoted as Saying Washington Forbade Attacks on One Center. General and McMahon Clash.

Faulkner Can Tell It To Judge   Hopes Witnesses ‘Don’t Go South’

REP. FAULKNER TO ‘TELL ALL   Grand Rapids Commission Asks Him To Reveal Data On Vice

Tobey, Wiley Seek Continuation Crime Committee's Future Not Certain

in Congress Todey .  GOP Senators:  Seek to Extend Crime Inquiry

Seek Extension OfSenate's Crime Probe  Tobey, Wiley Hope ‘For Continuance Of Investigations

Senator Tobey Hopes To Win Approval Today For Continuing Crime Study            

Church Action To Strengthen Country‘s ‘Moral Fibre’ Urged   Republicans On Senafe Crime Probe Group Want Extension Of Inquiry

Crime Probe Future Still In Doubt   Issue Goes Before Senate; Roadblocks Seen Before Decision

South's Loyalty Owed Country, Byrnes Asserts  Shivers Says He Hopes He Can ote Democrat Ticket Next Year

South Owes Loyalty to No Party, Byrnes Says Blasts Back  At Rayburn; Gov. McKeldin

Party Loyalty PleabyRayburt Under Protest   Gov. Byrnes Declares Interests of Nation Only Real Concern

SOUTH OWES NO PARTY LOYALTY, BYRNES CLAIMS   Takk By Rayburn At Gov. ernors’ Conference  Riles Dixiecrats ..   McKELDIN WALKS OUT ‘ON PARTISAN SPEECH

Convicted Man’s Term Commuted   Commutation Makes Ma: Accused. of Slaying Divorcee Free Soon

VA Office Here Will Be Closed   One Training Officer To Supervise Vets.

Local VA Office Not To Close   INotIncluded in List of 321 to’ Re Aharndannd

Veterans Administration to Close Regional Office Here on March 30

VA Office In City Closing April 1s! Budgetary Limitations  Force Action in 321 Americen Cities

ALLIED TROOPS DIG OUT REDS i FIERCE FIGHTING   Secrecy Surrounds Plans For New Conference

Charge Allied Units Entered Kaesong_ Area   Liaison Officers Meet on Wednesday on New Violation Claim

UN Liaison Officers To Meet Reds   Communists Ask Discussion of Alleged Violation

TOTALK OVER NEW CHARGE OF VIOLATION   Parley to Be Held Wednesday at Parmunjom, East of Kaesorna.

UN Liason Officers to Meet With Reds At Site of Alleged Violation, Allied Leaders  Secretive, Unsure as to Purpose of Meeting

Meeting Called On Accusation By Communists   Communists Charge That Four Allied Soldiers Invaded Neutral Zone. Liaieon Officera Meet Today

More Violations, Declare Chinese   ‘Say. UN Soldiers Invaded Kaesong

Meeting to be Held By Liaison Officers Wednesday to Settle Issue

Communists Claim More Violations of Kaesong; Delegates Meet Tonight

Reds Charge ‘Invasion’ Of Kaesong .  Communists. Claim 3 Allied Soldiers .  Uy. oe, 2 oh 4%.) we

Charge Invasion of Neutral Zone  Ask Meeting of Liaison Officers

ENEMY SILENT ON RIDGWAY’S PARLEY BID   Fierce Fighting In Rainstorm On West Sector

Proposal Is Accepted By UN. Command   Reds May Plan For Reply To Latest Message Of Ridgway   Ready Toa Mee:

Reds Find Allied Soldiers In Keasong, Claim New Incident   Report Three or Four Soldiers In Invading Group

REDS DEMAND MEETING ABOUT NEW CHARGES   Claim Four Allied Soldiers Went Into Tone Near Kaesone

Reds Charge 4 Soldiers Invade Neutral Lone  Demand Meeting To eters New Truce Violatio

Communists Charge New UN Violation   Claim Three UN Soldiers Invaded Neutral Zone °

ALLIES WILD MEKT WITH REDS TONIGHT   New Site Selected For Resumption  Of Talks

Invasion Charge Is Made by Reds  Claim Three Soldiers Entered Parley Town

Reds Claim Violation Of Accord  Charge 4 Allied Soldiers Invade Kaesong Area

Meeting Arranged  Reds Charge Four Allied Soldiers Enter Neutral Area

ALLIED SOLDIERS IN NEUTRAL ZONE, COMMUNISTS SAY   Ridgway Offers Guarantees  If Reds Resume Cease-

Charges New U.}". Violations   ASE Meese aoffiart   Ask That Allied Officers Meet With Red Representative:

Parley Seen Paving Way To Accord   Liaison Officers To Platt New Talks

Reds Charge New Violation Of Truce Zone   Officers Meet Tomorrow at 9, U N_ Releace Says

Allies ‘Invade’ Kaesong New  Charge of Reds   Communists Request Meeting With U.N. Liaison Officers

GEN, RIDGWAY IN OFFER TO RESUME TALKS   Reds Ask That U.N. Liaison Officers Meet Their Men at Pan Mun Jom.

REDS CHARGE NEW VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY   Claim UN Soldiers Have Invaded Kaesong Jone

New Violation Of Truce Area Cited by Reds   Four Allied Soldiers  Alleged to Have Been In Kaesong; Commies Demand “Settlement”

Reds Charge ‘Invasion’ Of Kaesong   Communists Claim 3 Allied Soldiers Visited the Site Of Suspended Meeting:

Communists lenore Offer  By Ridgway   Asks For Meeting Of Liaison Officers At Pan Mun Jom

Reds Say They “Want To Settle This Thing”   Attack By Armor O1 Allies Stopped By Communists

Reds Hurl New Charge Against U.N.  Claim Three Allied Soldiers ‘Invade’ Neutral Kaesons

UN Accepts Bid on Liason  Officer Talk   Reds Vile New Kaesong Violation Ry HOWARD HANDLEMAN

Reds Charge Invasion of Neutral Zone   Claim 4 Soldiers Entered Kaesong; Conference Called

Costello Has $50,000 at Home  Senators Threaten Gambler With Perjur.

Costello Talks Under Periury Charge Three?   Gambler Admits His Home Stranghox Halds Sum of Over 540 000

Threatened With Perjury, Costello Bares Money Cache   Senate Crime Probers Told He Has $40,000 To $50,000 at Home

Costello Is Talking Seme   Grodgingly Admits te Cort tn Strengbees, StH Argues Prebers’ Rights

Threatened With Perjury, Costello Reveals Income   Gambled Tells Committee He Has $40,000 to $50,000 at Home in Strongbox.

Costello Tells Crime Probers Of ‘Strongbox’   Facing: Perjury, He Admits Small Fortune in Home

Admits He Has $40,000 To $50,000 En Cash. In Safe At His Home   Reveals $90,000 to $100,000 In Banks   Suave Gambler Talks After Perjury Threat  By Committee Member

Costello Yields, Tells of Wealth  Threat of Perjury Brings Answers

— HEARING — Senator Urges Box Be Opened   TOBEY TIRED OF ‘DUCKS, DRAKES’

Perjury Threats Bring Answers   Costello Admits To Having Strongbox At Home.

Costello Tells Probers He Has $40 Thousand Put Away in Strongbox

Costello Tells Probers He Has About $50,000   Gambler, Threalened With Perjury Charge, Says Cash In Stronaboy

Costello Talks Under a Threat   Admits He Has $40,000 $50,000 in Strongbox

Costello Talks After Threat  Of Prosecution   Has $40,000 to $50,000 in Home Strongbex, He Tells Committee

Perjury Threat Forces Gambler To Reveal Funds   Tobey Would Send Police To Underworld Leader’s Home “To Gpen Bex”

VIOLATIONS OF LAW CHARGED TO PROBERS   Evasion Attempts Bring Threats By Hearing Leaders

PERJURY THREAT GETS ANSWERS FROM COSTELLO   SENATORS DECLARE GETTING TIRED OF EVASIVE ANSWERS

Costello — Rasps; On  Tomorrow   Gambler Is Threatened With Perjury Charge At One Point Today   THREE-HOUR SESSION   Says Government Can’t Introduce Wire Taps, But Gets Overruled

Cash Reserve Is Admitted By Costello   -Gambler Testifies 840,000 To $50,000  Kent In Steransh.<

COSTELLO SAYS $50,000 IN STRONGBO)   Senators Press Financial Queries On Nervous Gamble

Costello Discloses Strongbox Contents   Gambler Informs Senate Probers He Has "About $40,000 to $50,000" at Home, After Being Threatened With Charge of Perjury.   CHARGES LAW IS BROKEN

COSTELLO REVEALS STRONGBOX CACHE   Indefinite Reply Irks Tobey; Given Overnight to Count Funds

Costello Tells Crime Probers HeKeeps$50,000inStrongbox   Senators’ Threat to Press Perjury Charge Brings Revelation of Cash Kept at Home

More Heat On Costello   Under Perjury Threat Gambler Tells Probers Of Financial Status

‘$50,000 IN STRONGBOX’ Perjury Charge Threat Makes Costello Tali: .

Cache Told After Talk Of Perjury   Gambler Says $40,000 Or $50,000 at Home In Strong Box.

AMBLER HAS G NEST EGC  STRONGBOX   keatened With Perjury  ostello Admits Having  ‘340,000 to $50,000 Cached at Home   *ORES COMMITTEE

Gambling King ls Put on Spot  $40, — Cash Cache AdAenitttan dl nt Banka

Facing Perjury, Costello Admits He Has $40,000   Gambler Accuses Senate Probers Of Breakina U. S. Laws

Costello Talks About His Cash  He Has $40,000 To $50,000 in Stronaqbox

CHURCHILL ( ON WAY TO STATES   Leaves Three Days Late : After Storm And Ship Trouble

Churchill Sails To U. S. Talks  With Truman   Prime Minister Leaves On (Jueen Mary Three Days Late For Crossing

British Liner Finally Sails After Storms   Churchill And Party: Three Days Late in Departing For U. S._

i oreien Aid ~ To Be Sliced   Truman to Ask Congress For One Billion Tece

President Seen Cutting Foreign Aid Asking Price   May Request Billion Less Than This Year

HOUSE COMMITTEE ADOPTS PLAN TU REDISTRICT STATE   Group Tosses Out Much of Senate Proposal and Gives the Republicans a Better Break.   JASPER AND GREENE PUT IN 2 DISTRICTS      Members Say Scheme Gives G, O. P. 3 Districts, Democrals 7 and Makes 1 Doubtful.

‘Mo’ Shells:Town Far Above 38th. As Allies Carry War to Red Enemy

Battleship Missouri Blasts Bridges And Other Targets At Tanchon On Korean Nertheast Coast For 7th Day

Three-Prong  Attack Rocks Red Troops   Alliea Wipe Out ‘Bulge,’ Take Over Initiative Alane Entire Line

Allies Carrying Fight to Reds by Land, Air and Sea   - Counterattacking Allies Force Enemy Out of Chechon So Fast They Leave Behind Dead and Supplies.

‘Big Mo’ Blasts Targets North Of Parallel  line OF Rattle Naw   Line Of Battle Now Straight; Red Dent Erased. Foe On Rutt

BATTLESHIP'S GUNS BLAST BRIDGES AT TANCKON ON COAST      Allies Rout Reds in Chechon Area Erase Deep Dont in Front   CHU THON SEIZED   Planes Juin in Stepped-Up Drive on Foe; Knock Qut Tanks

‘Big Mo’, Other Warships Shell Coastal Points   UN Troops Wipe Out Deep Dent in Lines; Planes Blast Tanks

BIG MO POUNDS ENEMY TARGETS NEAR TANCHON   Other Warships Shell Big East Coast Port Of Wonsan   NORTH KOREANS FLEE IN CHECHON SECTOR

Big Mo Biasts Targets a Tanchon North of Paraliel 38—Other Vessels  Shell Wonsan.   AIRMEN KNOCK OUT SIX ENEMY TANKS   North Koreans Routed North of Chechon—U, N. Patrols Advance Five Miles in West.

Armored Group Drives 10 Miles North of Chechon And Erases Dent In Central Front

SHIP IS ABOVE PARALLEL LINE DURING BLAST   Allied Warplanes Fly 875 Sorties; Spot Many Red Tanks

GOP SENATORS EYE TROOP PLAN PEACE   Committees Consider 4 Different Resolutions

6.0.P. Leaders Seek Agreement On Troops Stand   Dispute President's Authority to Send Army Abroad

SenateGOP AskUnityon Troop Issue   Problem Has Severed Republican Ranks, : Report; Closed Parley of Committee Called  Repair Is Sought  Lodge, Others Would Fix Situation Prior tc Vote

State Salaries In ‘50 Totalled $44,576,723   Report to Governo: Lists 15,499 Full Time lowa Employees

BOP SENATE. GROUP. AGA DSHS PLAN   Continue “Great Debate” on Issue of Troops-forEurope.

Demos Decide Not To Hurry Troop Issue   New Try Is Made By GOP Te Add Nations’ Numbers

AP Newsman ‘Confesses’ at Prasue Trial      for Jife, Tells Court Ie Acted as Spy; Wames Diplomats

AP Newsman Oatis Confesses Spying On Czechs; Also Implicates Others

U.S. Newsman Admits Spying In Czech Trial   Oatis Implicates Many Western Officials, Reporters

GIVES LIST OF DIPLOMATS AT PRAGUE. TRIAL   Also Links UP and Reuter’s Correspondents to Espionage.

AP Man on Trial in Prague as. Spy ‘Confesses, Implicates Diplomats

Three Americans Honored With Nobel  Prizes in Chemistry and Medicine

GROUP STUDIES TAX PACKAGE   State Republicans Seek Possible Substitute For Income Levy

‘Patchwork’ Taxes Under Study Now   Compromise Senate Republican Committee May Succeed.

Husky Ex-Sailor Confesses Bare-Fisted Killing Of Civic Leader Who Formerly Befriended Him

‘Sailor Admits  Killing Friend With His Fists  ‘warn:   - New Jersey Man, 58, ” Victim Of Beating; Slaver Wanted Wife

Bare Fist Murder Charged fo Alien   Accused of Slaying Jersey Civic Leader

Former Sailor Admits Slaying Civie Leader   Hold Portuguese Alien In Brutal, Bare-Fisted Killing Over Man’s Wife

Louis Weber, Rackets Boss, Faces Big Fine, Jail Term for Perjury

Bishops to Be Judges On Rotary   Vatican Press Release “Clarifies” Decree of January 11.

Police Guard Gromyko Fron  Russian Foes   Truck Incident Lends Credence To FBI Report

Russians First At Day's Meeting Despite Accident  Overturned Truck Blocks Reds’ Road  To Pearce Parlave

Accident Blocks Path of Reds fo Peace Conference   A Possibility of Foul  Report to FBI.

TEMPERATURE   Soviet Rushed Past Road Crash   FBI Learns White Russians’  Plan To Ram Limousine

Overturned Truck Blocks Highway to San Francisco; Earlier Reports Had Disclosed Assassin Attempt.   WHITE RUSSIANS BLAMED FOR PLOT

Overturned Truck Blocks the Path Of Russian Party To Treaty Meeting   Vehicles Succeed In Getting Around Obstruction Safely

POLIGE ESCORT DAVES AROUND TAUCK BARRIER   Had Heard Report Russians Car to Be Rammed by Beer Truck.

SOVIET BLOC SET 10 BOLT PEACE PARLEY   But U, S. Sees No Trouble For Treaty Signing Tomorrow

GROUP HOPED TO RAM TRUCK INTO RUSS CAR   Heavy Guard Placed Around Soviet Delegate To Pact Parley.

Crash Occurs After Plot On Life Reported   But Vehicle Had Overturned Before Red Group Started

RED DELEGATE GETS STRONG ESCORT   lot Is Reported Work Of White Russians  POLICE   Claim Envoy's Automobile Was To Be Hit By Truck In Fake Accident

Gromyko s Route Blocked by Truck   Link Event to Threat on Life of Soviet Aide

Truck Is Unset On Soviet Route Just as Warned   Heavy Police Guard Speeds on through Jam without Mishap

Truck Was to Ram Russian Envoy's Car   FBI Agent is Alleged To Have Tipped Cops To Fantastic Plot— No Comment Says FBI

FBI Attributes Plan to White Russians; Heavily-Guarded Convoy Sweeps Past Over-Turned Truck In Road

ENEMY NORTE IF NECESSAR\   MacArthur Has Okay To Cross Line In Pursuit of Reds

WOULD NOT BRING VICTORY  Znr aocerrarecerrerrmear «AS. J ..lUr 2)

Red Jet Planes Avoid Combat With UN Planes   Streak Over Korea Without Fighting; Ground Action Small

AEC Plans Test Atomic Explosions On Desert Bombing Range in Nevada

Warren County Selective Service Board Announces Names of 30 to Report Jan. 8

Need $15 Million More  State Department Heads Ball At ‘Hold The Line’ Efforts

Republicans in Congress Move To Abolish RFC   House Withholds Agency Funds Pending Outcome

CITY CREATES UNIT TO STUDY WAGES   5-Man Group To Considei Reasonable Pay Scale   Annapolis Yacht Race Fleet Up To 34

CITY CREATES UNIT TO STUDY WAGES   5-Man Group To Consider Reasonable Pay Scale

Action Is Light On Korean Front   Truce Teams Still Bog Down on POW’s

Troops Spar ey Front  in N. Korea   One F-80 Shooting Star Crashes in Enemy Territory

Savage Enemy Raid Repel       UN. Forces Abandon Attack on Eastern Front Near Yanggu

Secretary of State Synhorst Leading law Enforcement   Three State Agencies Figure in Campaign To Check Complaint

lowa Liquor Clampdown Expanding   Final Results Of Present Campaign Still Uncertain

September 22 and 29 Set Aside for Qualifica tions Here; Schedule  Announced For County

SAYS HIGH TAXES:  SERIOUS PROBLEM: TO WAGE EARNERS AND: BUSINESSMEN

Witness Says Barkley’s Secretary Helped Induce RFC fo Grant Loan fo Luxury Hotel in Florida

ANOTHER SLIP WILL END THEM, RIDGEWAY SAYS   Commander’s Stern Warning May Also Break Deadlock on Line  >. -g7rFR°RFT a PTO TR CFeerrn?r weet & BT

No Response To Gen. Ridgway’s Demands As Yet   Stern Message Is Sent To Communists By U.N. Commander

Ridgeway Sends Stern »  Message to Communists   General Warns Another  Incident Will End Parley

Ridgway Asks Guarantee on Neutrality   Stern Message Puts Truce Hopes Squarely Up to Communists

“No Answer Made To Stern Words; Burden On Reds  No Definite Date Set For R j  or KRenewa

ANOTHER SLIP WILL END THEM, RIDGEWAY SAYS   Commander's Stern Warning May Also Break Deadlock on Line

TAX CONFEREES ~HAKE PROGRESS   ALL BUT THREE OR FOUR MAJOR DISPUTES SET. TLED BY TWO HOUSES.

Asks Greater Labor Voice   More Say in Program Of Mabilization Urged

WHAT HAPPENS NEXT IF ALL ATTEMPTS! TO END WAR BY NEGOTIATIONS FAIL?

Plane Hit: Altitude Of 143 Miles   Navy Rocket Craft Breaks All Records; Levels Off At 1,300 Miles an Hour

Plane Shatters Altitude Record  Navy Rocket Craft Climbs 77,674 Feat

REACHES 77,675 FEET — Navy Rocket-Powered Airplane Shatters All Altitude Records

Makes 1,300-Mile Speed— ‘Skyrocket’ Plane Sets 14-Mile Altitude Record

Navy Rocket Plane Shatters Altitude, Speed Flight Marks   Douglas Skyrocket Flies . 1,300-MPH; ‘Even Higher’ Records Predicted for Ship

Navy Rocket-Powered Airplane Is Credited With Speed, Altitude Marks

Navy ‘Skyrocket Rises 17,674 Feet  Test Plane Speed Hits 1,300 Miles

Naval Plane Climbs to New Altitude Mark  Reaches 1414 Miles Above Earth; Travels 1,300 MPH

MAY HAVE GONE 1,300 MPH _ Navy Rocket Ship Sets World Altitude Mark

ROCKET PLANE SETS RECORD FOR ALTITUDE   U. S. Ship Soars 141% Miles. High at 1,300 MPH. Launched From B-29 Bomb Bay.

Plane Sets New Alfitude Record   Navy Rocket Climbs 1412 Miles Into Sky

Plane Breaks Altitude Record  1.300 MPH. Dron Follows 77 §74-Faant Climh

Navy Rocket-Powered Plane Climbs More Than 14 Miles High, Speeds 1,300 M.P.H.

New Altitude. Speed Marks  Plane Unofficially   Plane Unofficially Climbs 14 Miles, Goes 1,300 MPH

Crime Crusader Beaten by Thugs  Chicago Salesman   Chicago Salesman Attacked with a Bat

Beating Given To Crusader   Milk Solesman Turned to Drive On Crime, Gives Up

B29 FUHTS OFF 1d ENEMY PLANES   ONE RUSSIAN-MADE MIG BFE. LIEVEND DESTROVED IN BATTLE OVER KOREA.

Boy of 14 Admits Killing Grandpa  “He Wouldn't Let an. @.. BRB. wr ors

Young Boy Is Heldin Death Of Kansas Man   Youth, 14, Admits He Slew Grandparent Because Man Wouldn’t Aaree to His Wishes

Says Grandpa ‘Wouldn’t Let Me See My Girl   So 14-Year-Old Parsons Lad Shot His Elder, He Says in Statement

Nationalists Claim Reds Failed In Attempt To Invade Kaotang Islanc

Prisoner's Ruse Gels Gate Open In Daring Break   Barber Finds Cell Door Unlocked And Sounds First Alarm

British Tanks Bulidoze Arak Town af Suez   British Troops Aid  Tanks in Movement Despite Orders by Eavptians to Resist

British Destroy Village Of Arabs   Parachute Troops Expecting Trouble

Big Tanks Protect Army Engineers British Troops, Engineers Defying Egyptians; Bridge Almost Finished

British Ruin — Suez Village   Guarded Bridge - Builders Meet No Resistance

Egyptians Didn't Show Up to Fight As Ordered  British Bulldoze Way Through Village for New Road, Bridge

British Invite A Fight, But Don't Get It   Arab Village Is Demolished To Build A Bridge

British Demolish Egyptian Town Despife Threats   Expected Battle Over Canal Project Fails to Materialize

Most Foods Held Exempt  From Ceiling   DiSalle Discloses Reason for Not Pegging  Rollback to Earlier Date; Mine Pay Hike  tian Ramaine Unanswered

Curbs Imposed  At Top Level Hif  Since Dec. 19 Order Exempts  mock  Items. "Services .

From Dec. 19 To Jan. 15 Used   Purpose Is To Fix  Ceilings To Curb  méiletinn Pasd amis

Most Foods Exempt  From Ruling; UMW Pay Hike Attected   Purpose Of Move Is To Establish Ceiling Prices On All Commodities, Services Except Those Specifically Exempted In Defense Act

Confused Order Fixes Prices at Hichest in Dec. 19--Jan. 25 Period

U.S. Issues: Price, Wage Freeze Order   January 25 Levels To Set immediate Stabilization Line, ‘Officials Explain ©

Congressman’s Trial Recessed Over Weekend  Testimony Completed At Thursday Session in Badaral Caurt

$80 Billion Held Price  of Survival  Dougles, Humphrey Call Taft Budget Fiaqure Too Low

Stiff New Tax Boosts Asked By Senators   Sen, Taft Rapped For Suggesting Limit Of $65 Billion

Demos Call For Huge War Budget   Say Taft’s Views On Economy Are Unrealistic

Douglas, Humphrey Say Sen. Taft Proposals Are Far Too Small   Urge 60 Billion  For Armed Forces   Dem Senators. Call For Stiff Tax Increase to Cover Defense Costs

Senators Ask Huge Budget To Fight Reds   Douglas. Humphrey Asking For 80 Millions

Taft’s Goal Criticized By  Lawmakers   Douglas, Humphrey Say Red Aggression Must Be Blocked

Solons Urge 80 Billions Against Reds   2 Senators Say Budget Inadequate, Want Stiffer Taxes

Senators Urge Eighty Billion Federal Budget   Douglas And Humphrey Ask Stiff New Taxes To Provide Funds To Help Block Communicte

Senators Ask $80,000,000,000 Budget To Help Balk Communist Aggression

Urce €0 Billion Budget fo Help Halt Aggression   Two Senators Propose Stiff New Tax Boost To Avert Borrowing

Senators Call For 80 Billion Federal Budget   Seek Record Funds To Help Block Red Aggression

Solons Demand Budget of 80 Billions   Douglas and Humphrey Want Tax Boosts For Red-Blockina Fund

2 Senators Would Double U.S. Taxes ToBar Aggression   Call for $80 Billion Budget and Five to Six Million Men Under Arms

$80 BILLION U. S. BUDGET IS URGED BY 2 SENATORS   ‘Douglas and Humphrey Pro pose Defense Spending, Doubling Taxes.

Demos Call for S80 Billion Budget  3) ie Seg eee 2 Se    Pay-As-You-Go Plan Would Require Almos! Double Tax Revenue

80-Billion Fund Urged Against Reds  Wisceatece: “Dliswsvlenae   Douglas, Humphrey Ask Stiff Tax Boost To Avert Borrowing

RIDGWAY ASKED PARLEY BEFORE NEXT TUESDAY   Communist Radios Today Omitted Usual Outbursts

UN Chief Wants Meet On Thursday   Kaesong Approved  As Parley Site

Ridgway Says Kaesong 0.K. For Meeting   U.N. Commander Asks Preliminary Talks Within 48 Hours

2 Service Planes, One a B-25, Crash Killing 11 Crewmer   Three Seen to Parachute From Big Bomber In Texas

Five Navy Fliers Killed in Crash   Second Plane Is Reported Burning In West

U.N. Board Searches For 5,000 000 WP's   Mast Are Itclins. Germans and Japs Locked Awey in Russi Which Has Refused to Hav: Anything to Do With Search

WAR PRISONERS TO BE SOUGHT   U.N. Commission To Start Looking For Half Million Missing

KKKKK:K TRUMAN'S, APPEAL FOR  STRONGER CONTROLS WILL GO TO CONGRESS TODAY.

New err for Strong Curbs   Touches off Stormy Protests; Capehart - Denounces Proposal

Truman's Move For Strong Price Curbs Protested   Capehart, Maybank Aroused by Attack On Act by President

Solon Blasts Truman Move For Power   President Plans To Renew Fight For Price Curbs

STORMS LOOMS IN CAPITOL Truman to Launch Drive For More Control Powers

HIST Reopens Curbs Battle   Angry Senators Howl In Protest; New Act Inadequate. Truman Save

Opponents Hold Move Socialistic   Senators Declare Present Control Law Hasn’t Had Fair Triat

New. Price Curb TallcIn Capitol   ‘Capehart Raises ’ Voice In-Protests Over New Controls

Truman Hits New Law On Controls  Touches Off Protests   Touches Off Protests After Hinting New Authority Demands

Gabreski Orphan Fund Inauguratec  ¢1 Cantrihbution Sought   $1 Contribution Sought From Each Resident Of Area For War Children

Gabreski Orphan Fund Inangurate  “1 -Contibution Sought From Each Resident Of Ares For War Children

McCarthy Puts Acheson on Spot in Loyalty Case   Threatens to Name 29 Suspects Having Access to Secrets

Feature Films At Capitol Theatre To Be Shown By Implement Dealer

TEHRAN, Iran (UP)—Premier Mohammed Mossadegh said tonight. that Iran's oil talks with Britain have collapsed and that Chief British Negotiator Richard Stokes would leave Tehran.

Proposal for Continuance Is Handed British   Comes After Ultimatum Has Expired

lran Proposes Continuance Of Oil Talks   Hands Britain New Proposal After Old Ultimatum Expired

Britain Gets Iran Plans   Continuance of * Oil Talks Is Being Proposed

Propose Continuance of Talks, But Refuse to ‘Take Orders’ From British Who Previously Demanded Their Man Manage Huge Concern

lranian Reply To Wtimatum Being Deatted   ' Observers Do Not Expect iran to Yield to British Demand in O11 Dispute.

Iran Hands Britain Plan For Oiulfields   Ultimatum Expires; Premier Takes Reply To Stokes At Palace

RAN WOULD CONTINUE OlL NEGOTIATION’   Continuance of Talks Asked in Reply to British Ultimatum.

lran Proposes  New Oil Talks  Cabinet Acts After  Ultimatum Expires

Pilot Relates Crash Cause   Misunderstanding Leads To 7 Deaths: eidiins On Plane Locked

Sen. Capehart Wanted: to Put Pearson In Jail  For B. & O.-.RFC Expose

Allied Columns Capjure 3 Prizes Close to Seoul  Not One Shot Fired

Red Defense EF olds Before Inchon, Seoul  Enemy Vanishes To North; Meet  ‘ei ge ae

U.N. Allies Take Three Big Prizes Without a Shot   See Indications Reds May Defend Battered Capital

One Patrol Enters Seoul Itself, ng With Rads; Big Mo Leads Plane-Sea Shelling   ———

eee Major Prizes Taken Near Capital   Gls Fight Chinese Inside City, Patrol Crosses Frozen Han

Three Big Prizes Fall To Allies   Sweep By Yongdungpo, Go To Kimpo Field, And Roll Into Inchon Without Firine Shot

Tank-Infantry Teams Rumble Toward Seoul   Kimpo Airfield, Port Of Inchon and Suburh Yongdungpo All Fall Without Resistance

Take Inchon, Kim po Airfield, and Yongdungpo Without Firing a Shot; Foe Seems Headed for 38th Parallel

Big Prizes Fall Without Shot Being Fired — Artillery, Planes Rake Vanishing Enemy — Big Mo, Other Ships Prowling Off Inchon Punish Communists

TAKE PORT AND AIRFIELD NEAR SEOUL   Tank and Infantry Col. umns Sweep Into Inchon on Yellow Sea and Big Kimpo Airfield.   ENTER INDUSTRIAL SUBURB OF SEOUL   Find Most Chinese Troops Have Fled; Yank Patrol Clashes With Reds Inside Seoul.

Kimpo Airfield, Yongdungpo and Port of Inchon Recaptured by Northbound _ U.N. Troops.   COMMUNISTS MAY DEFEND SEOUL

Patrol Battles Chinese Troops At City’s Gate   Attillery, Airplanes And Big Guns OF Navy Join In Blowe

Tank-Led Forces Encounter No Red Chinese Resistance   Kimpo Airport among Prizes Taken Without Opposition After Air. Ground Blastina

Yongdungpo Suburb Taken; Ships Pour Shells On Inchon   GI YELLS “WHERE ARE THE CHINESE?’ JETS TANGLE WITH MiG-15 JETS

One Patrol Battles Reds Inside Seoul   Planes and Warships Batter Enemy Forces North of Han River

Capture Kimpo Airfield Without Firing A Shot    Rumble Into Battered Yellow Sea Port Of Inchon West Of Korean Capital

Shots Traded  Across Han   Kimpo Airfield, Inchon Port, Suburb of Yongdungpo Fall to U.N. Troops

TANK COLUMNS ALSO RETAKE INCHON   U.N. Forces Win Big Prizes Without Firing Shot   Defense In West Crumbles: Warplanes, Artiliery Score Heavy Blows

Capifal Suburb Captured: Patrol Stabs Into City   Three Big Prizes Won Without Firing a Shot In Biggest Day of War

Red Airfield ‘And 2 Towns Are Captured   No Shots Fired As Allies Sweep Into, Yongdungpo, Kimpo Field, [achon

Lightning Thrusts. Gain UN Objective   Gis Sweep Into Suburb Of Yongdungpo Without Firing Shot: -Warplanes Active

Kimpo Airfield Taken Again; Communists Flee Across Han   Where Are the Chinese? Gl’s Ask as Troops Reenter Yongdungpo; Scores Of Planes Batter Red Concentrations

Port Of Inchon Taken Without Firing A Shot   Reds Fleeing Across Frozen Han River

Quit Key Defenses At Seoul   Reds Give Up Kimpo Airfield, And Inchon; May Not Defend Canitc

Southern Gate Of Seoul ls Breached  One Farrel re nal  With Chin in

Three Big Prizes Fall To UN Troops   Patrol Crosses Han River To Engage In Battle With Reds  Inside Capital City

Southern Gate Of Seoul ls Breached   One Patrol Tangles With Chinese in Ruined Capital City

Allied Columns Roll Ahead and Find no Enemy   Yongdungpo and Air. field Seized; Inchon Beyond Also Taken

Grab Yongdungpo, Kimpo Airfield,  Port of Inchon   Patrol Unit Battles Chinese Troops Inside Seoul; Planes Rake Reds Fleeing North of Han

Reds on the Run Before Advance Of UN Forces   Inchon Port Seized And Capital’s Ruins Abandoned to Allies

fank-Infantry Columns Sweep Into Yongdungpo, Take Kimpo Air Field And Rumble Into Inchon Without Firing Shot—One Patrol Breaches Southern Gate Of Former Korean Capital City—Planes And Warships Pour Heavy Fire Upon Enemy

Lone Patrol Stabs into Seoul As UN Grabs Industrial City Of Yondungpo, Rolls North

Yongdungpo, Inchon, Kimpo Field Taken  Allied Artillery, Sea Forces Shell Ruined City of Seoul

Seize Airfield, Inchon Port and Industrial Area   All Without Firing a Shot, But Reds Indi-« cate Stand in City

GI Patrol Rumbles Into Suburb of Old Capital; Cross Frozen River   Howitzer Shells Blast Seoul Again   Hint Chinese Leaving Defense of City to North Korean Troops

Allies Seize Big Korean Prizes Today   Several Key Areas Captured In New U.N. Offensive

Forces At Seoul’s Gate In Big Push   Kimpeo Airfield Falls To Allies As ‘Limited Offensive Rolls On

‘No Opposition Met at Inchon Or Big Airport   ‘Where Are They?’ Gis Ask; Planes Toke Heavy Toll

Red Resistance  Reporied Fading  In Victory Push U.N. Units Advance  To Kimpo Airfield; Capital Battered

Allied Columns Capture Inchon And Yongdungpo   Race to Kimpo Airfield Without Fi iring a Shot; Whole Communist Defense Crumbling in West

OCCUPY KIMPO AIRFIELD AND PORT OF INCHON   NO RESISTANCE AS TROOPS RACE NORTH TO HAN RIVER LINE

Allies Grab Prizes   Industrial Suburb of Seoul, Kimpo Airfield And Inchon Captured Without Firing Shot

Patrol Fights Chinese Company Inside Of City; Warships Lay Cover  Reds Make Stand In Central Korea;   Reds Make Stand In Central Korea; Russian-Built Jct Fichters Return

Allies Seize Three Prizes Around Seoul  17-Day Offensive Reaches Floodtide At Gates of Seoul

Scoop Up Three Prizes Without Firing a Shot   Red Resistance Fades Completely in West: Battle in Center

CHINESE FLEE: FAIL 10 FIRE A SINGLE SHOT   Kimpo Airfeld, Incheon And Yongdungpo Fall To UN Forces

Calls For Continued Policy Debate   Diane Coal Same As Roosevelt's

Texas Oilmen See Shortage Of Black'Gotd   U. S. Supply Not Enough Right Now

Group Would:  Make Tax Hike  rifective Sept.  House Committee  Votes on Dates for Proposed Increases

lacome Tax Hike May Go Into Effect On September First  House Committee Votes Tentatively On That Date

Many Persons On Earth Today Sure To Observe Man’s First Trip To Moon, Scientists Say

Rent Controls Are Extended  Truman Signs Bill Okayed In Congress

JOAN BENNETT'S AGENT 1S SHOT   HUSBAND OF ACTRESS HELD —SAYS WOUNDED MAN “BROKE UP MY HOME.”

—HOPES FOR PROSECUTION— Arrest Of ‘Big Boys’ Is Urged By Kefauver

Kefauver Hopes Effort Will Be Made To Get “Big Boys” In Gambling Ring

{6 MEET DEATH IN SERIES OF FIERCE STORMS   Heavy Property Damage Results From Two-day Assault on Atlantic Seaboard.

Legislature Plan: Many Inquiries Into Activities  Will Include Probes Of Relief Programs,

To Probe into Relief Setup, State Parks   Legislators Also  Approve Inquiry into Chicago Vote

Congress in Special Fund Try Session   House-Senate Tardy; Need Stopgap Money for July Operations

Civil Service  Accuses lowan  Alvin Cook Named For Role in Campaign

Charge Crop Insurance Director With Speaking In Behalf of Loveland

Outgrowth Of Senate Campaign   U.S. Employe Accused  Of Seeking Votes  . For Levelland.

Political Activity By U. 5. Employes In lowa Charged   Ag Dept. Aides Boosted Loveland Says Civil Service

CHARGE COUK IN VIOLATION  CF HATCH AGT   CSC Says lowa FCIC Directo Spoke for Loveland in “1950 Camnainn:

_ Spoke For Loveland, Accusation lowa Crop Agency Director Target of ‘Politics’ Charge

Says He Spoke For Loveland In Senate Race   Civil Service Group Cites ‘Prohibitive Political’ Activity

Command Post in Pentagon Maze Now Manned Continuously  to Direct Air War—If Needed

Air Force Has Command Posi Set For Action  Room Located Deep In Pentagon Ready For Enemy Attacks

its Distillers  WETU Officer And Brewer:   Sayf Pre motion Seeks lo Recruit Living Room d Kitchen Drinkers

iBrewers Blasted For Promotion   ‘Of Home Drinkine   Premier Plevin's Cabinet Wins Vote of Confidence

President Truman Bids Farewell To Royal Pair  Chief Executive Given   Chief Executive Giver Antique Overmantel For the White House

‘Come Again and Bring Your Children, Truman Tells Elizabeth and Philip

Weather at Yuma   Royal Couple Bids Goodbye To US.   Princess Elizabeth Presents Gift To White House From King Georae

"MIGHT HAVE LEFT A TASTE’  Message in Boiile Brings New.Yorker Yule Tree

Important Event Scheduled for Mountain Ru Camp When New Troo;  Cabin Is Dedicated.

Lt. Gen. Ridgway Prepares To Go To Tokyo Post  Mingled Emotions  i, BA eR ahtioce Mind

REPUBLICANS SEEK TO CUT FOREIGN AID   Appropriations Com. mittee Member Charges Bill Hides Extra Billion.

50-7 Vote Calls For ; Action Now   Nationalist China Joins Soviet Bloc In Opposing Move

Cease-Fire OK'd by U.N. Body   Russia Votes No On Latest Bid To Halt Fighting

Russian Veto Of Plan Seen As Red Reply   Seeks To End Fighting, Hold Far East Parley; Soviet Stand Surprises

UN Overwhelmingly Approves Plan for. Korea Cease-Fire   Political Committee Seeks Meet With Red China in Far-Eastern Conference’ Russia Uses Veto

Package Deal Denounced by Two in Debate   Russia Votes 'No’ on Plan to Canduct Multitopic Parley

UN Committee Approves Ceasefire Plan  Russian Opposition  Foreshadowe«   Russian Opposition Foreshadows Chinese Rejection

Reds Vote No On Fifth Peace Iry  Russ Ballott Indicate   Russ Ballott Indicates Another Chinese Rejection of Order

Make Last Offer to Red China to End the Shooting   US Agrees to Parley Or UN Seat and Other Differences

PEIPING GETS NEW OFFER 10 END FIGHTING   Proposal Meets Some Opposition But Passes 50 To 7.

Reds Vote No On Fifth Peace Iry   Russ Ballott Indicates Another Chinese Rejection of Order

Fifth Cease-Fire Offer Based upon Far East Parleys   Soviet Bloc Vote Against Proposa! Brings Prediction Of New Peiping Rejection

Assembly Adopts Plan To End War  Withdrawals, Talks With China Pro posed

Proposal On Cease-Fire Is Approved  UN Group Gives Sanction To A Five Point Plan

UN Committee Okays Five-Point Cease-Fire Plan   Russia Votes Against Pro posal, Indicating Rejeetion By Red China; To Wait Week For Reply

Soviet Bloc, ElSalvador Oppose Plan   Romulo Calls Offer Of Far East Conference A ‘Surrender’

UN Okays Plan for Immediate Cease-Fire in Korean War   Russians Vote Against Proposal; Mign Dinlamate See Reiection by Red China

PLAN SENT TO PERING OVER. AED PROTEST   Includes Troop Withdrawal Cease-Fire, Parleye by Big Powers.

UN Committee Approves Ceasefire Plan  Russian Opposition Foreshadows Chinese Reiection

UN Cease-Fire Plan, Far East Talk Approved   Red China Rejection Seen  In Russian Negative Vote

U. N. Group In Vote for Truce Plan   Committee Ales fer Far Esstern Conference With hed China Present

UN Group Approves >-Point Cease-Fire: Russia Votes Against   Soviet ‘No’ Called Hint of Peiping Reaction; Rollcall ls Overwhelming

TRUCE PROPOSAL WIND APPROVAL OF U.N. COMMITTEE   Group Votes, 50 to 7, for Cease-Fire in Korea and Conference Attended by  Red China.   RUSSIA CASTS BALLOT AGAINST THE PLAN   Diplomats Say Moscow's Ac tion Forecasts Rejection by Peiping Government  of Appeal.

Approves Order; Russians Don't   High Diplomats View Action Foreshadowing Chinese Move; Vote Marked By Attacks

Five-Point Proposal Will Be Sent Reds in Peking; Russia Opposes Program

Russia Votes No; “Appeasement” Is Cry In Committee   Fifth Rejection By Red China Foreseen; Offer Of  High-Levei Talks With Communists Te Taholan “allot”

UN Committee Approves Plan For Cease-Fire; Reds Oppose   Russian Objection Believed To Forecast Rejection by Chinese Communist Leaders

 Next Move Up To Red China  Cease Fire Plan Okehed by U. N.  _ ' =. wm .   Move Endorsed, 50 to 7, But Soviet’s Negative Vote Forecasts Rejection

But ‘No’ Vote By Malik Seen As Red Reply   U. S. Gives China Week, Then To Ask Tough Resolution

Korea Truce  Plan Okayed  5th Appeal To Red  mp gig makcamnaarin:

Hang Seven Nazis For Bloody Deeds   Last of War Criminals Responsible For Sending Thousands of People to Their Death Are Executed in-Prisan Yard ot Landchera.

Seven Nazis Plunae to Deatt -At End of Rope   Last of German War Criminals Marked for Execution

Seven Nazis Meet Death      Hanged For Killing. 200,000 During War

7 Black-Suited Nazis Die At End Of Roepe Murderers Of 200.000 Pav For Crimes On Gallawe

New State Laws   State War Hero Gets Hoaxed into Fake Detroit Welcoming.

Heros Welcome Anly 2 Dromise   Medal of Honor Gi a Target of Crue! Joke

Prepare New Draft Measure for House  : Provides Congress Can Terminate Program

Harriman Leaving Soon for Tehran  Envoy Will Seek Answer to Crisis

Harriman Will Go To Iran   Job Is To See About Salvaging An Oil Settlement

Mossadegh Set To Hear Advice From Diplomat   ‘Situation Is Seen As. Desperate By  Most Observers

Harriman Carries Final Hope For Oil Settlement In Iran; Grady May Quit

Envoy Ready For Iran Trip   Harriman Departing For Oil Conférence

“HARRIMAN TO IRAN   Trouble Shooter Scheduled To Go Within 24 Hours

Harriman To Seek Solution To lran Case  US Official To   U. S. Official To Confer With  Premier

Harriman Goes To Iran Parleys  President Sends Him To Heln if He Can

Harriman Set To Leave For lran Mission   Truman's Envoy Seeks To Settle Vital Oil Dispute

LARGE AUCTION HELD AT LANGHORNE. MANOR   Chas. J. Matthews Property Sold in Five Parcels   BRISTOL MAN IS BUYER

U.S. Mail Rate Boosts Asked  Truman Would Wipe Out Much Of Deficit

President Asks Doubled Second Class Mail Rate   Also Urges Congress To Make Postage On Postcards 2 Cents

CONGRESS GETS POSTAL HIKE   Truman Would Double Second Class Rate.

Truman Asks Second - Class  Mail Rate Hike  Tr Oe a ee ee , cee   Would Double Present Costs for Newspapers And Magazines

FINANCING PLAN TO RAISE ROAD FUNDS APPROVED   Special Commission Ends ‘Study of Ways to Get Revenue for $557,500,000 Program.   CALLS FOR INCREASE ‘ IN GASOLINE TAX   Group Also Would Boost Bus and Truck Fees — Bil's Covering Propasals to Be Drafted.

Mistake Sends Him Back to Cell  Cracks Up Stolen Ca _ After Leaving Prison

Livestock Saved From Kansas: Cite Cs ck.   No Funds For Guards In Flood   _ Gov. Smith Says - Legislature ‘Cut > Out Appropriatian

Dim Hope Seen For Early UMI  dianurnmoant Blane   Adjournment Plans Would Slow Program

UMT Is Out For Session   No Congressional Action Likely, Vinson Reports

MEAT PACKERS, CUT OUTPUT, DENOUNCE OPS      DiSalle Says Beef Supply Holding To Normal

Armour Layoff Follows Dip In Market Cattle :      WASHINGTON — President Trunian scheduled, a “top-level White House conference: this” afternoon on beef prices. *

Big Meat Packing Firm Is Forced lo Cut Productior  pees Anh RRS   Armour Announces Price Ceilings Are Reason for Layoffs

Short Beef Supply Cuts Meat Output   Packers Blame OPS Rules For Decline of Cattle To Markets, Layoffs

pRB Peter ab. Pie ; COLTS 89.8. 3698 ava.  PORRRES. FBO HIGH        “Meat Production Cut by Major Packing Companie:

Production Cut By Big Packers; Ceiling Blamed   DiSalle Denies Any Shortage Of Meat

Retailers Told To Post Prices Of Groceries   New Community System Of Controls Takes Effect In 30 Days

Pa, Legislature Convenes For 139th Session  Lawmakers To Begir Actual Work After  Bina‘e Jnqunuratian

Gala Atmosphere Absent As Lawmakers Convene on Grim Note of National Emergency

Recover Bodies of Rail Victims  Work Continues on Woodbine Wreckage

Killed In ¥ oodbine Rail Wreck  Bodies of 3 Engine Crew Members Are Found

Jessup And Acheson Hit By Stassen  Savs Record Will   Says Record Will Contradict Their Testimony On China

Speaks To Congress On Thurs. Or Fri.   Deposed General Silent In Respect for Succesor Until He Flies Out  O{ War Theater.

Auto Tag Bill To Save Steel Passes House-—  Solons introduce 99A Bille In Wild

Legislature...  Pa. Constitution Invoked to Avoic Federal Writs  Phila. Organization _ Tries to Force Action     On Reapportionment

Legislature Ducks Federal Court Order In Tangle Over Reapportionment Issue

UN Air Forces Badly Hampered   Red Troops Mass Around Bridgehead Aimed Into South Korea

Enemy Merges intol Large — Striking Force  Rains Bog Down UN Army, Drive Planes from the Skies

‘Ike’ Reviews Belgian Needs   General ‘Reagonably Satisfied With Tour

IKE IN HOLLAND IN THIRD CHECKUP   ‘Left Brussels Amid “Shouts OF Good Luck

ike ‘Reasonably Well Satisfied’ With First Ot His Defense Survey

Eisenhower in Holland Today  For Inspection   General Given Big Send-off From Brussels After Conference There

“IKE” VISITS DUTCH   General Eisenhower Leaves Bel. gium Amid Cheers of Many

GOP Support Pushes Fines  Tax Measure  Governor Backed By All But 2 of  Damirkiicean Canatare

Income Tax Bill to Be Tried Again   Hare Says Governor Now Has Won Over Most of Senators.

U.N. Warns Red Drivers   Improperly Identified Vehicles On Pyongyang-Kaesong Road to Be Shot  Lin

House To Quiz MacArthur Aide   Probers Seeking - Facts On Spv Ring

Probe Confident Of New Details In Spying Case  Willoughby Due   Willoughby Due To Offer More House Testimony

Expect New Details Of Soviet Spying  Jap FBI Head Says Russia Knew of Pla

MANY NEW DETAILS   House Investigators Expect a Lot From Former  MacArthur Aide

House Expects New Spy Data  In Sorge Case   Head Of ‘Japanese FBI Says Russia Knew Of Pearl Harbor Plan

Move To Boost UAW Union Dues  To Raise Storm   Fiery Session Likely Over Reuther’s  Pronosal.

Battle Expected OnMove ToHike C10 Union Dues   Auto Workers To Oppose Raise In Fees

Auto Union Dues Boost Proposed  Reuther Move Certain To Cause UAW Fight

Thames laxi Boal Pilots Blushing   Strike Against Too Much Cheesecake in Way Women Have to Load on Bost

Building At Bluefield Is Blast- Wrecked   State Teachers College Explosion Is Cause Of Tniuries To Five

Main Building At Bluefield Wrecked Today   Cause Of Explosion Still Undetermined; Police Checking.

Explosion Wrecks College Building   Five Hurt in Mysterious Blast.

BIG AIR BASE WEST COAST PORT SEIZED   Greatest Single Series of Allied Victories In Entire Korean War.

Patrol Enters — City Without Any Opposition   Yongungpo Also Falls in Mighty Allied Offensive

Massive Land, Sea and Air Offensive Under Way: Little Resistance Reported

Reds Put Up No Opposition In Huge Drive   Massive Land, Sea And Alr Attack Turns In  Greatest Conquests

Airlines President Feels Crash Fatal to 56 Caused By Heating System Failure

Victims Bound To Tampa, Fla. For Christmas   Two Families Are Wiped Out; Flames Trap Passengers

Conservative Spokesman  Churchill Saye Britain Must ‘End Socialism’

Churchill Asks Socialism End  Conservative Leade Issues a Manifesto

Churehill in Election Bid   Conservatives for DeNationalizing tron, Steel Industry

Tories Promise To Denafionalize Industry Steel   Churchill Calls Upon Britain to Put an End To Socialist System

CHURCHILL URGES END OF SOCIALISN   Denounces Extravagances Of Labor Government

Conservative Bid Launched By Churchill  Lays Down 7-Point Program Party Will Follow If Returned

Churchill Urges Britons to End Socialist Rule   Nationalization Has . Failed, Says First Campcaian Manifesto

Churchill Wil  Denationalize Steel Industry   Calls Upon Britain To Put An End To  Sorialiem.

Superfort Wrecks At  Idaho Base  =. o-=n,   Patrol Bomber Falls Into Sea Off Rhode Island

Footprints on Mountain Road Spur Search for Missing Student Nurse

Removal Authority Given to Governor  Ohio Subversive Probe Recommended

Cotton Price Action Hinted  Data Being Assemblec For Use of President

House Votes Pay Increases  Hike Would Go To All Making Under $3,000

Price Director Sees Possibility in Regulating Canad ian Paper Cost

 Federal Power Commission Is Told  Importation of Canadian Gas Is Necessary for Metals Output

Solons Hit Agencies On  Vital Metal  Criticism Leveled   Criticism Leveled At Army, Munitions Board For Shortage

somplete Statement Of Gavin To House Branding Columnist “Unmitigated Liar”

Traffic Restored In S. D. But Warming Weather Brings Threat Of Floods

Police Face Mystery in Kidnaping Three-Day Search  Of Michigan City Provides No Clues

Father Makes TV Appeal—        ‘Search Continues For Infant Taken From Crib In Hospital

Chinese Reds Feel Effect Of Gas Shortage   Invasion Of Korea Has Stripped North China Of Gasoline, Reports Hinduetan Writer

REPORT CHINA STRIPPED OF GAS BY KOREAN WAR   Men and Oxen Harnessed With Ropes to Do All Haulage,

 Correspondent. Reports  China Needs Gasoline,  Flosoital Facilities

Reporter Finds North China Stripped Of Gasoline. Hospital Facilities Full

WAR USES UP GAS  North China Bare of Motor Fuel; Hospital Capacity  Strained

24-HR. BLAST RAINS ON FOE IN BIG BATTLE   Stone and Log Bunkers Flattened In All-Gut Shelling.

Heavy Guns Speeding Up Battle Tempe   Allied Barrage Blasts Reds from Korean Ridaec

Enemy Positions Pummelled By Terrific Attack   Reds Subjected To Heaviest Bombardment Since April; Allics Seize Strateeie Area Near Kumhwe

UN Firepower Heaviest Since April   Barrage Precedes Infantry Push on Slopes

Searing Attack Aimed At Routing Ridge Defenders   Bayonet-Wielding UN Forces Capture Hiah Ground in West

Rescue Workers Seek More Dead In Train Crash  9 Bodies Found; Reveal Garbled Order Wac Cauca

Principal Hired for New-Olpe High School:   ¥. J. Bowman Will Head Teaching Staff; Patrons To: Vote en Budaat Soon

BEHIND LINES FOR THIRD DAY   Red Strongpoints Get Softening Blows By Allied Infantry

Savage F ights For Hills Reported On War Front   Repeated Attacks Of Foe Hurled Back By Allied Units; Fifth Air Foree Has Another Large Day

Savage Hill Fighting and Thire Day of Air Battles Mark Combat Activities in Korean War  North Koreans Are Driven Back In Savage Mountain Attacks

Tempo Rises  In Wartare   Savage Hill Fighting In Kast Korea: 3d Diary of Jet Battles

Hill Fighting ls Continuing   North Koreans Thrown Back in Repested Attacks On Eostern Hills

Savage Fight Rages In East Korea For Hills   Jet Battles Rage In Air For 3rd Straight Day

Savage Fighting And Jet Battles In Korean War   Quickening Tempc Of War Marked By New Battles

Enemy Loses Key Peak To Allied Infantrymen   Red Attacks Broken Off In W. Korea

Savage Fighting Reported In Korean Hills   More Jet Battles Staged By U. S. And Red Pilots

Union Heads  Kye Contract   Brotherhood Chairmen Get Suggestions for Rail Peace

Two Railway Unions Study Proposed Pact   Chairman Considering Recommendations at Conference Today

Tells Newsmen He'll Be Happy To Talk With Him   President Says He Doesn’t Think Anything Can Upset Japanese Peace Treaty Conference Next Month.

CHA Answers West Siders’ Property Suit   Authority Asks Federal Judge to Void Action by;   Association.

Says Federal Court Lacks  Jurisdiction   Authority Ashs Judge Philip J... Sullivan to Void Action Filed by

Two U.S. Top Military Men Return To Report To White House On Inspections   Word ls Out Yugoslavia !s To Get Important U.S. Military Aic

Allies Capture’ Two Key Heights In Central Fight   ‘Bloodily Repulse Three Red Attacks

Allied Forces Seize Two Key Heights Repulse Red Attacks  On Central Front Weta, A as 2)... WO" ..

Allies Capture 2 Key Heights In East Korea   Bloodily Repulse 3 ‘Communist Attacks - In Central Sector

Enemy Loses 2 Key Heights   Flamethrowers Help Rout Stnshharn Defenders

Communists Lose Heavily As Allies Beat Back Three Attacks With Heavy Batrages

Van Fleet Thinks U. N. Stabs Have Destroyed Red Chances Of Big Offensive in East

Time Favors Allies in ArmamentsRace  — Says MacArthur - Considered Armistice During Dec. Setback

Says That Was General’s Views in December, Also Testifies That There is Still Much to Be Done Before Blockade of China Possible

Best Terms Were Asked By General, JCs Agreed   Admiral Is Recalled To Stand, Secretary Of State To Be Next

Armistice In Dec. Proposed By MacArthur   Sherman Teslifics General Wanted Best Terms Possible

Mac Urgea December Armistice _  Chenwed? EN nc. TH.   Should Have Been Arranged on Best Terms Possible

‘M’ Arthur Urged U.N. Sue for Armistice In  December’ --Sherman  Time Now Working on Side of Allies 1. falt Vine AAmiecanl Talle GCannta

Both Chiefs, Mac Thought Of Evacuation   Naval Chief Says Outlook Gloomy As China Attacked

Gives General's Views Before Senate Hearing  Complete Blockade Is Urged by Chief Of Naval Operations

Sherman Tells of Discussion In December on the Possibility Of Arranging An Armistice

Admiral Reviews  December ‘Gloom’  Sherman Says Gen. MacArthur Eolt (IN) Nanrad Armictice

Talk of Armistice Heard in Session   Admiral Sherman Claim: Mac. Believed UN Migh  Have to Face Term:

Senators Told Outlook Dark, Defeat Feared   Navy Chief Declares MacArthur Expected To Seek Armistice

Adm. Sherman Tells of 1950 Armistice Plan  Says Gen. MacArthur Apparently Believed Sten Was Necessary

{ “fe In December, Sherman Testifies  Chiefs Alerted Leaders To Increased War Danger

Declares Washington Admitted Evacuation Of Korea Might Have Been A Possibility   Dismissed Navy Lieutenant Says State Dent. Real Enemy

General Saw Armistice Best Way Out   Navy Admiral s On Stand in Probe Of Mac’s Demise

Sherman Says MacArthur Once Believed An Armistice on'Best Terms’ Only Solution

General Once Ready to Quit   Sherman Says MacArthur, During . December Retreat, Wanted Armistice

Adm. Sherman Says ‘Much To Be Done’ To Stop Flow of Vital Goods to Reds

Korean Defeat Appeared Likely Last December  Sherman Testifies MacArthur Believed  pemictica Nae

Says ‘Mac’ Advocated  Armistice  Navy Chief Says General First Proposed Truce Last December

oa  CLAIMS ‘MAC’ FEARED ROUT   Hinted Armistice On ‘Best Terms Available’, Probers Teld

MacArthur Gloomy As War Got Bad   Sherman Says General Apparently Wanted An Armistice On Best  Tarins’ Availahle

Warning Sent Commanders, Says Sherman   Staff Feared Attach Might Follow UN Defeat in Korea

Sherman Reports Gloomy Outlook After Setback   Navy Officer Fired After Sending Letter Favoring Mac’s Views

Naval Operations Chief Sherman To Have Final Say Before Senate Group   {Frank O'Rrien>.

MacArthur Wanted Armistice Last Year  Sharman Save Far Fast Commander Forecaw UN Dafeas

Evacuation Discussed  MacArthur Sought Armistice In December, Sherman Tells

Says M Arthur Believed Truce Best Solution    ! Adm, Sherman Testifies General Backed Armistice In Korea Last December

Sherman Says That General Sent Gloomy Reports During Critical Intervalof War —

ADM, SHERMAN TESTIFIES AT SENATE PROBE  Chief of Naval Operations Takes Stand

Compromise Tax  Program Facing ‘Life Or Death’   $138,685,000 Plan Goes Before GOP Caucus With Opposition Mounting Against Proposal; Predict New Deadlock Between House, Senate

Legislature...  GOP in House To Decide on Tax Program   Adjournment Date Depends on Action By Republican Caucu:

Compromise Tax Program Is Before G.O.P. House Caucus For a Life-or-Death Decision

‘Blacks Out’ After Visit To Bar Here   F. G. Joyner Is Beaten, Robbed Found In Daze

BADLY BEATEN, ROBBED; FOUND AT SCOTTDALE   South Haven Hospital Administrator Victim Of  Mystery Assault

VICTIM’S CAR SWERVED INTO TRUCK’S PATH   PIPESTONE MAN DIES, DAUGHTER INJURED IN CRASH

VICTIM’S CAR  SWERVED INTO  TRUCK’S PATH PIPESTONE MAN  DIES, DAUGHTER  IAIITIRI EM IAI CD AGI

Acheson Sees Allied Forces Doubled Soon   Secretary Urges Speed in Building European Defenses

ADDITIONAL POWER — Europe Allies to Double — Combat Forces Says Acheson

New Forces Will Offset Loss Of A-Bomb Lead   U.S. Must Speed Up Aid to Pact Nations, He Tells Congress

Acheson Claims Allies To Double  Combat Forces   Gives No Figures To Committee In Testimony Today.

‘Allies Are Expected To Double Force   Acheson Also Says U.S. Must Use Time And Superiority To Best Advantare

Hits Moves For Limiting Defense Plan   Says That Balance Will Make Up For Drop In Atom Edze

Europe Can Double Its Arms Power   Senate Hears Acheson Tell Defense Needs

U.S. Atomie Lead Gains Allies Time To Build Up   Secretary Of State Supports Proposal To Boost Defenses

European Allies. Seen Doubling Combat Force   Acheson Says Balanced Setup Will. Offset Loss Of A-Weapons’ Value

Combat Forces Of Europe May Double In Year   Acheson Testifies Before Committee On Troop Program

Acheson Claims Europeans Will Double Forces  Backs Plans Te Send 160,000 men; Taft To: Fight For Some Limit

Expects Europe To Double Combat Forces  con Withhold<«   Acheson Withholds Figures On Troop Commitments

Senators Hear Testimony On Europe Troops   «Secretary Of State Says Allies Are Building Power

U.S. Army In Europe To Double   Acheson Backs Marshall In Plan To Add 100,000

Acheson Says. Allies’ Forces To Be Doubler  Secretary Tells Of Western European Defence BRatldun

. Says Troops Will Double Within Year   Secretary Of State Recon:mends Strong Support From U, 8.

State Library Trying To Save Soaked Books  Priceless Volumes To Be Dried Out

East Experts Face Loyalty Check Agair   High-Ranking State Officials Under Suspension

2 DIPLOMATS FACE SECURITY CHARGE!   Davies, Clubb, Asia Experts, Suspended Pend- ‘ing Probe

Two U. S. Envoys Under Suspension   Security Probe Hearings Faced By Diplomats

Face Seencity Charges ee a ees  State Department Suspends Two High Career Diplomats

Two Career Diplomats Suspended   Davies and Clubb to Get Hearings on Security Charges.

AWAIT LOYALTY CHECK  2 Top Far East Experts Suspended  ee] HVC Rate

Defense Budget Of $56 Billion Recommended  By The House   _ Funds Mor 1952 Ave Sufficient To Support 3,572,000-Men Force; Build Toward Peace

Arms Budget Of $56 Billion Gets Approval   House Committee Bill Is  Only $1.5 Billion Less Than Asked

Record Sum Earmarked for Military   Funds Provide for Rapid Buildup of Armed Forces

$56 Billion For Three Services Is Recommendee   Committee Says Funds Would Support 3,572.000 Men; Doesn’tInclude Korean War, Foreign Ai

$56,000,000,000 Military Budget — Recommended By House Committee

BiG MILITARY BUDGET GIVEN COMMITTEE OK   House Appropriations Group Recom.mends Adoption of $56 Billion for 752.

Claims Funds Would Assure Strong Defense   Committee Asserts Money Could Back 3,572, 000-Man Force

Debate On Huge Outlay To Open Soor   Group Reports _ Funds Would Be An Aid. To Peace

LUSTER TO RELAYS   To Top U. S. Milers Will Compete in K. U. Classie April 21

Allies Rescue 12 Yank Prisoners   How 405 Yanks Were Lost in Red Ambusl

Congressman Says Poison Korean Strip   Representative Wants Area Dehumanized 

Rep. Gore Says New Radiation Weanon Ready   Sends Proposal . In Letter to Presidant Truman

Texas Heat May Be Broken  - Capricious Cool Front Shifts But May Return

Airliner Crash Probe Launched  Evidence of Sabotage Hunted by FBI--CAB

FBI to Check On Air Crash  Sabotage Evidence   Sabotage Evidence Object of Search

Probe Launched In Plane Crash  FBI Seeks Evidence Of Sabotage After

FBI and CAA Open Investigations Into Crash of Air Liner Near Oakland Which Took Lives of 50

FBI, CAB Join in Air Crash Probe   Seek to Determine if Sabotage is Involved

FBI, CAB Probing Fatal Plane Crash   Investigation is Made’ To Find If Sabotage Caused Flicht Tragedy

Crash Of Airliner Probed; Victims’  dies Sough   FBI fAnd Civil Aeronautics ' Adtthoritlies Tnvestigate unge Which Killed 50

WAS IT SABOTAGE?   FBI and CA Seek Cause of Plane Crash in Cali fornia

CAB Begins Probe of Airliner Crash  FBI Looks for Evidence of ponatiiea @atesacaa

FBI Looks Into Sabotage Angle In Plane Crash  United New DC-6 Hit  Low Hill 7 Minutes

SEEK TO FIND IF SABOTAGE RESPONSIBLE   All Phases Of Accident Tc Be Covered In Inquiry   Bodies Of 41 Of The 50 Victims Down Hillside On Horseback

FBI Hunts Sabotage Clues At Scene of Airliner Crash  Civil Aeronautics Agents Also Launch Invactinntinn Intn alifaenia Picnctar

ORDER INQUIRY INTO AIR CRASH   FBI, Aero Board Both Make Check On UAL Accident

Bodies Being Brought Out Ot Cal. Hills   Sabotage Hinted in Big Plane Crash: Investigation Opens

FBI Sifts Plane Wreck For Sabotage Evidence   Investigation by Two Agencies To Cover All Phases of Tragedy

50 Persons Killed            “FBI Opens Inquiry “Inte Oakland Tra “United Plane. Hi ~ Wel letd oa Neer Eigld :

FBI, Civil Air Officials Probe Crash Of United’s New Giant Airliner

100 TRAFFIC DEATHS — Holiday Violent Fatalities In Texas Push to 179 Mark

More Rain Falls in Northwestern. Kansas; Fair and Coal Tuacedayu

DRAFT AND UMT BILLS CHECKED BY POLICY FUSS   Action On Legislatior May be Delayed For Several Weeks

MacArthur Firing Delays Draft Parley Two Weeks  Hearings To Occupy Congressmen; Members Are Agreed On Few Points

M’ Arthur Row Holds Up UM1   Draft Bil Canferences Delaved Two Weeks

Action Delayed On Draft Bill      Firing Of General Mac Arthur Puts Crimp In  Legislation

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   me ASSOCIA $f’ eS) Ww ASHING TON Rep. Cannon

“Must Have” Received Mail In 1937 At Box Used By Reds —Remington

BAKERY WORKERS STRIKE MAY SPREAL   8,000 Union Members in N, Y., Fairfield County Threaten Walkout

CZECHS REBUFFED ON REFUGEE. BID   U. S. Denies ‘Aiding 31 t Escape, Proctaims Asylum Policy

EXTRADITION OF 31 ~ CZECHS 1S DEMANDED   Communist Goverament Rebulled In Request For “Freedom .  Train” Kefugees .

Pension Setup Gets Approval  Teacher Plan Draws 400 To Capital City

Tanks, Infantry Team fo Smash Stubborn Enemy   Month-Long Battle Costs Both ‘Sides. Dearly in Casuasties

Concentrated Fire Poured On Peak For Two" Days Before Final Push; Casualties Heavy

Wage And Price Freeze Now Set For Defrosting   Changes Being ‘Worked By DiSaile’s Agency

Govt. Prepares Hard and Fast  Price Ceilings   Wage Freeze To be Lifted From Millions

U.S. Decides To Defrost Pay Freeze.  ’ Broad Heibacks  ef .. Tr]   Broad Rollbacks On Price Line Also Due Study

Wage Freeze Adjustments Comina First   substantial Rollbacks:in Some - Prices.” Also’ Promised” By UG. S: Stabilizer

Move Planned To Lift Curbs From Millions   DiSalle Says Some Rollbacks in Prices Are Also in Offing:

Government Readies Orders to Lift Wage Freeze, Back Prices  Quick Action Seen   Quick Action Seen  For Wages, Rollback Of Prices Coming Late:

Wage Freeze Will Lift For Many Workers   Substantial Rollbacks In Some Prices Are Under Consideration

U.S. Government Prepares to Lift Freeze on Wages   DiSalle Will Also Try To Adjust Current  Controls on Prices

Millions of Workers to Escape U.S. Wage Freeze   W ASHINGTON— (UP)-—The government today prepared orders to lift the wage freeze from millions of workers and adjust the hard-and-fast price ceilings.

Egyptians Slain During Attempt To Sever Cable:   Suez Disorders Continue In New Flurry Of Protests

Eric Johnston Will Replace Alan Valentine   Gets Gate in Disagreement on When, How to Apply Wage, Price Controls 

High Level Row  Forces Action By President   Decision onControlsSpeed. ed By Move, Wilson  Declares

TRUMAN NAMES ERIC JOHNSTON NEW ESA CHIEF   DIFFERENCE OVER TIMING, METHODS OF FREEZE CAUSE

VALENTINE . REPLACED BY JOHNSTON   Truman Fires Valentine in Dispute Over When to Apply Wage and Price Freeze.   HOLLYWOOD GIVES JOHNSTON LEAVE   Motion Picture President Will Decide When to Clamp Controls After Survey of Situation.

A Shift In ESA Setup   Valentine Is Fired And Eric Johnston Made Director; Row Over Wave-Price Freez

Truman Names Eric Johnston To Control Job  Tries to Settle Row  ver Prica Eraavinna

Shift Will Speed U.S. Decision on Applying Curbs   Truman’s Shake-Up Is Attempt to End High Level Dispute

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President Shakes Up Nation's Economic High Command; Valentine Out as ESA Chief  Eric Johnston Is Named to Job - Of Directing Stabilization

President Acts In Row Over When to Start Price-Wage Controls   Eric Johnston to Direct Office   Wilson Says Change ‘Will Speed Decision  On Timing of Curbs

Johnston Named His Successor  Leaves Office At Request Of Truman

Valentine Out, Johnston New Controls Czar   Motion Picture Assn. Head Takes Over as Wace-prices Boss

Eric Johnston is Picked as Chief of  Economic Agency  Row Over When To Freeze Prices And Waaes Cited

Eric Johnston Appointed To Economic Post   Alan Valentine Is Dismissed For Row On Controls

ERIC JOHNSTON APPOINTED NEW ECONOMIC CZAR   Motion Picture Head Takes Over Price and Wage Control. ‘

Johnston  Picked as Stabilizer   Shakeup Preceded by Feud on Timing of Price-Pay Curb.

Eric Johnston Is To Replace Alan Valentine   Rift Believed ‘Over Timing Of Controls Order

Top Economic Statt Shaken Up After Row   ESA’s High Command Disagrees on Timing Of Controls—Truman Names New Director

Eric Johnston Is Named to Succeed Economic Director   Action May End High “Level Row on Freeze Of Wages and Prices;  More Snead Pramica:

Valentine Fired as Boss of ESA   Eric Johnston Named by President to Post

Truman Fires Valentine as ESA Director; Replaced by Fric Johnston. Movie Head

Valentine Is Out As ESA Head   Erie Johnston At Once Named To High Post In Stabilization

Johnston Replaces Valentine in ESA  Economic Ruler Shake Up Aimed

Valentine Quis, Eric Johnston Put At Economic Helm  Stabilization Boss Disputed Timing of Action on Controls

‘Eisenhower Encouraged  By His Survey In Europe   General, Reaching Iceland, Says West Determined To Defend Way Of Life; Juin Commands French

Eisenhower On His Way To Iceland   General Continues His Conference With Nations Involved in Defense of Europe

Faces Possible Death Penalty; Desperado  ‘Can't Remember’ His Own Parents’ Names

Hoodlums Cited For Contempt  Grand Jury Indicts Trio In Cleveland

Jurv Indicts 3 Who Snubbed  Probe Queries   Quick Trial Planned In Contempt Action Taken At Cleveland

Baruch Plan On Disarmament Is Not In Discard  Jessup Says West Vastih & a mbimin Te

U.S. Explains Revision of Disarmament   - Tels UN Plan Changed to Meet Soviet Objections  cn: mee  seal

‘Comment Runs From Lukewarm Reviews ‘To High Praise On Miss Truman’s Acting

Comments on Margaret's Debut Range From Glowing Praise to Cool Reviews

Radio Critics Court Presidential Ire »With Comments on Margaret's Acting

 Critics ‘Glowing te Lukewarm’ ee  ihetarm  Margaret's Dramatics Please Papa Harry

Critics ‘Glowing to Lukewarm’ i a ertnhitieemeatemomietenlidenbiahbebiaiemeaineabmatiiae men eniimiahiinemnamnicmamamimeneeiemammmeor tanta nedreete ee  Margaret's Dramaties Please Papa Harry

Glowing Praise, Lukewarm Reviews ....  Comment On Miss Truman’s -. Debut As Actress Is Varied

BUT DADDY ENJOYED IT Lukewarm Applause (Given Margaret’s Acting Debut

‘Warnings Issued by Business Leaders As Price Wars Flare Up in Nation

Court's Axing ‘Of ‘Fair Trade’ Brings Price War   Costs Slashed In Big Cities

Price Wars  Break Out   Business Leaders Warn Of Disaster  (Rv TNITED PRESS)

WINTRY BLAST HIT WIDE AREA   SNOW FALLS IN KANSAS AND COLORADO — 8 INCH BLANKET IN DENVER.

Body Found In Fire Ruins At ‘Westminster  Apartment House Blaze Loss Put

Body Of Womar Found In Ruins At Westminster   Two-Story Apartment Destroyed At Loss Of $161,006.

Lansing Senate Digs Up Revenue  Double-Barreled Bill Sic:ks New Taxes

Debate New Tax on Loan Firms —   Went to Tack Beck Three Millions Now Goina to Lacal Unite

West Coast Reds Win Bail Fight   11 Communists May Go Free Under Bond Over the Week-End

Allies Lose Three Plane: Over Korea  - Ground War Is Grinding on.

Enemy Launches Seven Attacks On 50-Mile Front   However, Allied Troops Repulse Reds Without Ground Loss

U.N. REPULSES REDS’ GROUND, AIR ASSAULTS   Enemy Attempts to Gain Territory for Bargaining In Peace Negotiations.

Three UN Planes Lost, Three Enemy Jets Damaged in Battles Over Korea

DESPITE MODERN FACILITIES, KOREAN NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE TO DRAG OUT

Jet Fighters Patrol Air As ‘Aggressor Bombers Ready for Mock: Air Raid

Schedule Of Taxes Being Worked Ou  Tables For Computing Two Different Rates

TREASURY WORKING OUT TAX SCHEDULE   Yabies To Enable Yaxpayers To Estimate Levy Now Being Orosnaend

TAXPAYERS CAN STOP WORRYING (YEAH? Bureau to Blend Rates for Returns Next March

Relax’ Freeze. On Coal Prices  Exempt War Goods; Food Costs At Peak

Toss One-Package Budget Bill Aside  Chairman of House Group Shackled

House Shelves One-Package Idea of Funds  Chetirman Clipped Marek af  fay   Cheatirman Clippec for Much of Personal Power

House Shelves One-Package Idea of Funds   Chetirman Clipped for Much of Personal Power

SINGLE PACKAGE BUDGET DROPPED   Chairman Cannon’s Powers Are Curbed Also By Coalition

Package Handling Of Budget Killed  By House Group   Committee Strips Chairman Of Much Power, Exposes Rift In Party Ranks

Enemy Patrol Groups ‘Probing Line “On Supply Route  ae cememsasyenil cmsrugss “sameness esate asetes

Forts Batter Enemy Points  To Yalu River   90,000 Chinese, Massed Near Seoul Jab Eighth Army

Red Vanguards Start Probing Sth Army Positions in West   Superforts Pound Three Big Communist Transport Centers, Troops Supply Bases

Lp eth tie ts ok pty att a Se Ce le.  New Mexico Teams  On Ouizdown Today

Yanks Win Costly Battle For Crest In E. Korea  Batallion Cut   Batallion Cut To About Third  By Casualties On Tall Peak

SCALE HEIGHT IN NEW DRIVE   Reinforcements Sent _ To GI Trio. Holding “Heartbreak Ridge”

Storm Hill in Costly Battle : In Eastern Area   Initial Success is Reported in 5-week Old Bleody Campaign

Yanks Capture Strategic Hill  In East Korea  Only Three Reach Crest In Final Drive

Americans Win Peak Following Costly Battle   Three Infantrymen Reach Crest in Assault by Platoon

Only Three From Platoon Drive to Crest   Reinforcements Help Trio Repulse Korean Red Counterattacks

“Heartbreak Ridge” Capture fs Costly  Only Three Americans, Remnants of Platoon, Reach The Top

Yank Infantry Wins Vital Basan Peak   Only 3 G.Ls Survive Costly Attack On Hearthreak Ritec

GI's Take Peak But Only 3 Live To Reach Top   See Story on Famed Unit, Page 3

Yanks Take Peak With Teavy Loss   Only Three Of Attacking Force Reach Summit —

Hand Grenades and Bayonets Used to Oust Determined Foe From ‘Suicide’ Bunkers

THREE YANKS SCALE HEIGHT IN NEW DRIVE   Reinforcements Sent To GI Trio Holding “‘Heartbreak Ridge”’

A HAZY SITUATION   Dr. Mott Says He’s Received No Official Notice of Board Move

Truman’s Plans for Cleaning Government Expected Any Moment  Three-Man Commissior  To Be N: _ tc Handle  st * Y aa  See

Dick’ Everett, organist of Arlinaton Methodist charch. joins. alr coms

Dick Everett, organist of Arlinaton Methodist church, joins air corps

Settlement of Truce Barrier Is Near as Delegates Begin Another Session at Kaesong

Tran Dispute Referred To World Court   No Compromise  In Oil Crisis

Hague Enters Ir ‘an Dispute   U.N. Court of Justice to Begin Hearings Next Saturday

Justice Court Steps In Iran Oil Dispute Britain Asks U.N. Judicial Arm for  Intervantian Aftar

‘Britain Had Requested Move -—lIran Goes On ‘With ‘No Compromise

World Court fo Intervene in lranBritish Dispute   Meanwhile, Iranians Move Ahead With Plan: To Nationalize Oil.

British Request Judicial Action On Oil Dispute   Saturday Announced As Date Court Will Hear Nationalization

World Court to intervene ‘In British-lranian Dispute  . Hearings Due to Begin Next Saturday: i British Werkers Asked to Retain Jobs

Judicial Arm Of U. N. Hears British Appeat  Rich Persian Fields Are Notionalized

World Court Steps Into Tran Crisis   Will Begin Hearings Next Saturday On Dispute With Britain Over Oj] Ownershin

World Court Looks Info Oil  Ira [roi nians Push Ahead  ak. ahlabiannliqntian

World Court Steps Into Tran Crisis   Hague Tribunal To Hold Hearings At Request of Britain

World Court To Intervene In iran Oi! Dispute   Britain Requests Hearing After Talks In Tehran Collapse

Begin In The Hagne Next Saturday  Oil Hearings Set By World Court

Hague s Action Follows Failure Of Negotiations  Il S Laane tran Rin   U. 5, Loans fran Big Sum as British Stop Paying Oil Royalties

Court at Hague Ta Take Up Iran Oil Seizure Case  Britain Requests Action; Premier

WORLD COURT IN OIL FIGHT   To Begin Hearings Next Week In Anglo-lran Dispute

Iran. Oil Issue to World Court   Persia Finds Taking Over Company Has Complications

Hague To Open Hearings On British - Iranian Oil Dispute   International Court Stepping Into Picture At Request Of Great Britain; Iran Moves Ahead With Nationalization And Oil Still Flowing.   Iran’s Willingness To Accept Big U. §. Loan Poses Ticklish Problem   State Department Says Iran Now Hot For Loan But Had Been Cool Heretofore;  Mil Diente An langue.

UN Court to Intervene  in Oil Tiff   Hearings on Issue Are Slated to Begir Next Saturday

Hague Court Steps Into Oil Dispute   International U.N. Judicial Arm To Reoin Tran Hearings

WORLD COURT — TAKES UP IRAN OIL DISPUTE   Egyptian Papers Say Britair Sending Troop to Suez Canal.

International Court Takes ‘Hand in Iranian Oil Dispute   Nationalists Seek To Keep British Experis

Iranian Oil Dispute Before World Court   international Tribunal To Open Hearings: Export Curbs Tightened

Ask World Court fo Enter Parley   Oil Continues to Flow As Iranians Push Ahead ‘No Compromise’ Action

World Court  Intervenes  In Oil Crisis Iran Urges 5,000 British Workers  To Remain

House Debates Yearly Session  Lansing Legislators Study Annual Terms

Leopold Quits as King of Belgium: Son Takes Throne   Simple Ceremony Marks Abdication; Defends War Act:

Beardsley Tax Still Studied  Justice Department Asks Further Probe

Sent Back By Justice Department   Revenue Bureau Told To Study and Make Recommendation.

Iran Remains Firm, Awaits  UN’s Action   No Change In Our Attitude, Fatemi Says; Efforts Made For Compromise

Boyle Reviews Korean Situation And What May Eventually Happen   Sees Some Peri! To Allied Troops Over Mass Smash By Reds But Says U. S. Army  Stronger Than Ever.

UN Battlelines Now In Danger Of Envelopment  Allies May Have To Withdraw Quickly To Avaid Being Trapped

Hal Boyle Gives Picture of  ° e e : Present Battleline Situation

Both Ends Of UN Battle Line In Korea In Some Peril Of Enemy Envelopment

Will U. S. Forces Be Trapped by Southbound Reds?   Three Things Could Happen: Allies May Throw Reds Back, Pull Back, or Be Cut Off

Hal Boyle Writes.... Yankees Have Reserves to Throw in Korean Fight

BOOM HOLDS PACE  February Building Permits Total $74,800 in Law rence

DUUMN HULU) PAUL  February Building Permits Total $74,800 in Law rence

UN COMMITTEE TO MEET AGAIN ? * * gy  Britain, Canada.'To Revel Stand On Red China Issue

Herman Charlson, Akron Painter, Killed in Crash  - Car Skidded on Ice,  Slid into Ditch

Herman Charlson,  Akron Painter,  Killed in Crash Car Skidded on Ice, Slid into Ditch  Near Spencer Sunday

Indiana Welfare Case May Go fo Supreme Court   Action Studied as Ewing Decides to Cut Off Federal Aid to State.

Truman Declares Unions, Management Should Keep Producing During Disputes   President Urged To Call Rail Dispute Parley

TRUMAN TAKES INDIRECT SLAP AT ClO UNION   Says Management And  Labor Have Obligation To American People   RAIL SETTLEMENT 18 THOUGHT NEAR

Secret Parley On Tomorrow   Crucial Meet May Break Deadlock On East-West Disarmament Plans

Russia Agrees to Start 10-Day Paris Conference; Obiect is to Ease Tension

Paris Talks Due To Start On Saturday   UN “ska Nations To Make Report Results Dee. 10

UN Approves Disarmament Talks by Big 4  Secret 10-Day Parley Approved

Big 4 Plan Arms. Cut Secret Talks   Small Nations Win   Small Nations Win Russian Agreement To Parley in Paris

Secret Meet Slated Today As UN Votes   Vishinsky Accepts Smaller Nations’ Peace Pian

Disarmament: Meet To Start Tomorrow —  UN Approves Norway’s Plan for Conference, Russia Consents

DISARMAMENT TALKS START TOMORROW   Hope To Bring Rival Arms-Cut Plans Closer Together.

Agree to Begin Disarmament Talks in Paris  Big Three Delegates Called Conference To Plan Meetings

Plans For Meeting Of Big Four Are Made After Soviet Russia Accepts Proposal

Russia Agrees to Small-Natian Proposal For Secret Session; Hope Runs High That  Talks May Lead to Easing of World Tension

Never Saw Woman Besides Ma Until 17 Joins Army, Floors Testers With 93

Just Like ‘She Done Him Wrong’  Mae West's ‘Diamond Lil’ Held ‘Obscene and Lewd’ In Atlanta

BRITISH ENVOYS FLYING T0 IRAN   Will Discuss Solution Ot Anglo-lranian Oil Company Dispute

British Mission Leaves For Iran To Resume Negotiations For Settlement Of Oil Dispute

British Mission Leaves for Iran  Anglo-Iranian Oil Crisis Is Issue

oNew Tornadoes, Rain Add To Death Toll In Flood-Stricken Kansas:

AREA'S SCHOOL PUPILS TREK TO CLASSROOM   Local And P Parochial Fall Term.

AREA'S SCHOOL PUPILS TREK TO CLASSROOM   Local And Parochial Institutions Open Fall Term

U.S. Chamber Says Nation’s Budget Can Be Balanced Without New Taxes:

Claims Budget Will Not Need Added Revenue   View Expressed by U. S. Chamber at  Senate Tax Hearing

U.S.C. of C. Sees Balanced Budget Without Tax Hike   State Chamber Group Says New Measure “Worst of Its Kind’

Tax Increases Are Denounced  Congress Told Budge: Can Be Balanced

Korean Campaign Is Still the Strangest in All the History of American Arms

 New Talk Of Chief Justice Vinson As Presidential Candidate Crops  Up Among Capitol Hill Democrats.

Chief Justice Is Possible "52 Candidate   Name of Vinson May Substitute Truman as Dems  Choice For Job

Vinson Not in Position to Say One Way or Another a I arn  Supreme Court Head Mentioned As '52 Presidential Candidate

Talk Of Chief Justice Vinson As White House Candidate Crops Up   Justice Won't Discuss Matter, But Friends Say He Could Be Persuaded To Leave Bench If Democratic Chances Don’t Look Good.

Mad your Politics ,oaay: Capital Democrats Discuss Chief Justice Vinson As Mar For Nomination: Kentuckian Would Soothe Southern Ils

Fred Vinson Is Mentioned As Candidate   Chief Justice Is Possibility On The Democratic Ticket

Vinson Backed By Democrats For President’      Willing To Run if Txniman Isn’t Entry

FAGG LOUR SOLIS 2OGMYe CC Capital Democrats Discuss Chief Justice Vinson As Man Far Nomination: Kentuckian Would Soothe Southern Ills

New Talk Of Fred Vinson  As Candidate   Supreme Court Justice Men tioned Again as Possible  Democratic Presidential Candidate.

Hint Vinson May Become 1952 Candidate   Would Resign Bench To Run If Truman Drops Out of Race

Justice Vinson Rumored As Possible Democratic Candidate For President

VINSON PUSHED IN PARTY FIGHT FOR PRESIDENCY   New Talk Of Possible Candidate Of Dem. ocrats Is Heard Aniong Capitol Hill Politicians.

Fred Vinson Included In Demo Gossip   Chief Justice May Seek Nomination For 195? Contec

Fred Vinson Latest Name To Be Cited As Candidate   Guessing On 1952 Presidential -Run Continues Heated

Conduct Rites For General  Military Ceremony For Walker Held At National Shrine

The Great American Traged) of Today Is Simply the Average Cup of Coffee

BRITAIN SIGNS CONTRACT TO BUY MILLION TONS OF GRAIN FROM ptliccia

U.N. Makes Gesture For Truce   Offer To Withdraw From Islands Mode As Talks Continue

Offer Made By U.N. To Yield Isles   But Allied Conferees or Truce Vow No Major Retreat on Line.

UN Offers Concessions To Reds In Seeking Truce Line Near Battle Front

United Nations Offer To With draw From Certain Islands Off Communist Held Korean Coast  6 To Gain Point   HEAVY PERIOD OF HORSE TRADING SEEN

Heavy Siege Of Dickering Anticipated   U. N. Offers Minor Refinements to Proposed Truce Line, Commies  Hold To Old Proposal.

Air Battles Rage Across North Korea   UN Team Turns Down Enemy Demands For Retreat

Minor Truce Line Changes Are Offered   U.N. Is Seeking To Gain Reds’ Okay of Program

Islands Offered Communists in Bid for Truce  UN Makes Clea: _ Concessions  Will Be Meaqer

UN Offers to Give Istands In Trace Bid   ‘Propose to Relinquish Isles  Off Korean Coast for De marcation Line Close to  Praesent Battle Line.

Leaders Continue Jo Seek Truce Line in Korea  Both Sides Offer  Minor Concessions coor

Allies Offer To Relinquish  Some Islands   Efforts Being Made To Have Truce Along Present Battle Line

Bargain for Red Approval of Truce Line on Battlefront   Allies Refuse to Make Major Withdrawal

UN Offers to Withdraw From Some \Islands Off Red-Held Korean Coast   Move to Gain Communists Acceptance ot Tera line Clace to Present Battlefront

Allies Offer — To Make Minor “Refinements”  United Nations Offer To Withdraw from Certain Coastal Islands

CONCESSIONS MADE BY U. Ny NEGOTIATORS   Allied Powers Agree to Withdraw From Certain Islands In Truce Deal.

New Law That Would Permit Taprooms To Sell Bottled Liquor Passes Senate

Senate Approves Liquor Sale Bill   Measure Permits State Taprooms to Sell Quert: ‘After 9 vn. m.: Price Hikec

‘A GREAT MONOTONY OF HEART  Hal Boyle Tells of War Reportinc   RY HAL BOYLE

AP Correspondent Says Farewell To [Korea After Saddest Six Months

AP Correspondent Says Farewell To Korea After Saddest Six Months   Rw HAT ROVLE

Home Economics Achievement Day. Set For Oct. 4   Dr. Cléo Fitzsimmons Of Purdu - University To Be Guest

‘OPERATION KILLER’ MOVES FORWARD Yankees Ready To Enter Hoengsong After Firing On City Point - Blank

Town Blasted At Point Blank Range by U.N.   No Resistance Is Reported In City; Advance of 4 Miles

Artillery Duel Is Being Waged At Han River  Enemy Resistance Is Stiffening In  Some Battle Zones

Infantry  And Tanks Smash Out Long Gains  Other Units Move — Northward In  ‘Operation Killer’

Plea Entered To Call Killer ‘Incompetent’  Motion Would Put Slayer of  Six in

Menta! Cuestion Eniers Care of ‘Madman’ Cook   Motion Filed Asking Slayer Be Declared Mentally Incompetent.

‘Freeze on Use of Gls Proposed     Congress to Hear Report from Ike   Test Set for Tadavy

Stop Sending Troops to Europe Untit Congress Séts Policy, Wherry Urgés

CHICKEN RAISER PROVES POINT  Political ‘Accident: Started Inquiry

Quiet Little Man Started Tax Probes   . Williams’ "Whisper Results in Coastto-Coast Scandals  Ry Race MokKee

U.N. Plans Final Move For Peace In Korea Today   New Attempt For Cease-Fire Order Now Under Way  = mmc eeee mem 6 42488 Lee

Ex-LIU Player Is 13th Suspect  Lippman Quizzed * Qn ‘49 ‘Dumpina’®

GOVERNMENT CALLS UPON AMERICANS TO PLACE PENNIES IN CIRCULATION:

¢ Sub-Zero Wave Strikes Midwest  alkatne AAinneconta   Dakotas, Minnesota Sections Shivering

Midwest Hit By Coldest Weather   Lowest Temperature Of Year Reported ‘In Section

Coldest Snap Of Season To Date Visits Midwest   Mercury Drops To As Low As 13 Below In Minnesota.

SYNTHETIC GAS PLANT SITE IS . NOT SELECTED   Plans for Making Gasoline From Cool Still in Indefinite Stoae.

Repeated Counter-Attacks Made by Reds in Struggle for Heights in East ern Korea. __     FIGHTING HEAVIEST   FIGHTING HEAVIEST SINCE LAST MAY   U. N. Planes Cut Enemy’ Rail Line in 100 Places— Brisk Actions Fought on Central Front.

Allies Seize Two Hills In Fog-Shrouded Battle  U.N. Forces Jolted Off Third Height As Aroused North Korean Reds Counter-Attack

Allies Seize Two Heights, Lose Anothe   Aroused Reds Throw  Counterattacks Against a3 WFarces

Resumption Of Truce Talks Put Up To Commies  fat Ranarted Ta “   Jet Reported To Have Crashed Among Jets On Carrier y

Allies Take New Hills From Reds In Savage Fight   UN Jolted From One Height but Grimly Halds On to Others

Truman Asks Congress Give $8,500,000,000 Arms Aid to Foreian Lands

Asks Congress for Funds to Arm Friendly Countries Against Red Aggression. -Formosa Is Included.

Truman Asks Billions in Foreign Aid  Would Thwart Commie Dreams Of World Rule

TRUMAN FEARFUL U.S. BE SCENE OF FIGHTING   May Tell Nation Of Policies  In Summer

Truman Asks Congress for Vast New Aid Program to Balk Red World Conquest idea

President Asks Congress .To Approve $8.5 Billion For Foreign Aid Program

For Foreign Aid Program ‘“‘to Help Thwart Red s”’      OPT FUCHS £ROUL FF EM ee NAEEY av seems oid ok mM FeOntet & 2SAGS  $8.5 Billion

Truman Asks Huge Sum To Help Allies   Telis Congress All Free World Must Be Strong

Huge Program Outlined For U. S. Foreign Aid  Friendly Nations Get American Weapons

MONEY ASKED TO BOLSTER DEFENSES   Hope To Thwart Communist Dreams Of Conquest  SOVIETS   Encounter Growing Internal Pressures, Chief Exec utive States 

Foreign Aid Of 8 Billion Requested   Truman Asks Congres: Approve Program To Help Block Reds.

President Asks. $8,500, 000. 000 Foreign Aid Program To Thwart Reds In World Conquest

TRUMAN ASKS $8.5 BILLION FOREIGN AID   Would Use Over $6 Billion  of Total to: Boost De fenses of American Allies.

Would Help Free World  To Rearm   President Cites ‘Terrible Danger’ Of Soviet Attack

ieneineaene  3 New Foreign Aid Program Proposed in Message by Trumar

Truman Wants $8 Billion Sent To Free Nations   Funds Sought to Meet Great Danger Of Red Aqaression

Vast New . Program of  Foreign Aid   Truman Asks Congress For $8,500,000,000  To Thwart Communists   BULK TO EUROPE   Plan Build Up Within Russia of ‘Internal Pressure’ Against Aims

‘Aims To Stop Reds’ Dreams For Conquest   614 Billion Earmarked For Defense, Remainder For Economy Build Up

Truman Asks $$! Billion Foreign Aid  Hopes Plan Will Builé   Hopes Plan Will Build Pressure On Stalin To Scrap Aims

[President Presents Vast New Program Against Communism   Three Fourths of Funds Are To Strengthen Defenses of Thie Natian’e Alliec

Chief Executive Wants Six [Billion to Help Strengthen Defenses of Nation's Friends

Congress Gets Truman ‘Multi-Billion Dollar--. Foreian Aid Appeal

Expansion Asked In Foreign Aid   Truman Program Put Up to Conaress

Vast Foreign Aid Asked To Thwart Soviet Threat   President Truman Asks Congress for $812 Billions to Speed Arms to Europeans

President Seeks $8.5 Billion Fund  Foreign Aid Plea Given Conaress

Truman Asks 8 Billion To Help Others   Would Give Free Nations 6! Billions for Arms, 21% Billions for  Economic Aid.

Truman Asks For Huge Extra Fund For Foreign Aid   New Program To Cost Additional $81, Billion, Says President.

CONGRESS GETS PLEA FOR GLOBAL AID  Truman Asks 8.5 Billion to Thwart Red World Dream

Truman Outlines Foreign Aid Plan, Asks Congress To Vote $8.5 Billion

Truman Asks $8.5 Billion Foreign Aid   “Yast New Request ‘To Help Thwart Communist Dreams’

More Than Six Billions Will Be Used to Assis Friendly Powers Strengthen Defenses; Says Economic Aid Also Needed

EIGHT BILLIQN FOR AAG TO. AEE NATION   Truman. Asks Congress fo More Funds to Fight Red Danger,

Funds Would  Be Used for Foreign Aid   ‘Most Slated to Help America’s Friends; Hope To Bring End to Red  Aoorpcsian 

Truman Wants $8.500,000.000 To Aid Foreign Free Nations Against Communist Ageression

Asks $8.5 Billion For Foreign Aid President Wants $6.25 Billion for Allied Arms TO THWART CONQUEST  Message to Congress Mentions Building Red In  TO THWART CONQUEST   Message to Congress Mentions Building Red In ternal Pressure

6.8 Billions Would Go for Western Kurope Friends to Stop Reds’ ‘Dream of Conquest!’

$8.5 Billion InAid Asked By Truman   Most Of Foreign Help Would Go To Strengthen Allies’ Defenses

Says Funds Would Stop Red Threat   Most of Money Slated for Defense Buildup in World

Truman Seeking $83 Billion to Aid Free Nations  Over $6 Billion Would Be Military To Meet Red Threa!

Part of Plan  To Pressure Russia  May Cause Soviet To Quit Policy Of Conquest

Most Of Funds Are Earmarked For Allied Arm:   President Declares Money Will Thwart Soviet Aggression

Huge L Defense      President Says Money to Proniote Pressure in Russia Aqainst System

Warns Nation   President Expresses (rave Fears Should U. §. Be Embroiled.in Third World War.      Truman Asks $8,500,000,000 to Meet Threat of Communism.

Reds Retreat Before U.N.   $8.5 Billion Foreign Aid Program Sought

Truman Asks $8!-Billion In Aid For Allies To Help Thwart Reds’ ‘Dream of Conquest’

West Europe Would Get Most Of Aid   Formosa Included In Asian Bloc Marked Far Defense Funds

6'/, Billions To Strengthen  World Friends   President Asks Huge Foreign Aid Program To Thwart Spread of Communist Aggression

Truman Asks — For Vast Sum To Thwart Reds   New Program of Aid. To “Friendly” Nations Urged to Fight Off  “Communist Dreams?’

Plea Made To Help Thwart Red Conquest   President Would ‘Build ‘Internal  Pressure’ In Soviet

Nearly 7  Billions  For Europe  Says Funds Needed to Stop Kremlin

Truman Asks Eight Billion More for Foreign Aid Plan  Help to Free Nations Called World's

Funds Requestec To Help Thwart Soviet Conquest   Military, Economic Assistance Would Cost 8.5 Billions

8 Billions In Foreign  Aid Asked   Chief Executive Urges Congress To Raise Funds To Aid West Against Reds

Plan Shaped Up, He Says, to Build Up Internal Pressure Inside Russia to Stop Reds

FundsWouldBe Used To Help Thwart Reds,  Truman Says   Money Needed To Build Up Within Russia Internal Pressures: President

Truman Asks Congress To Vote Vast New Eight Billion Foreign Aid Plan

Truman Calls it Mutual Security Plan   Largest Total Peacetime Aid Request Ever

8 Billions Asked by President to Stop Communism   Foreign Arms and Economic Aid Will Help Friends of U.S

New Foreign Aid Asked By President  83 Billion Dollars Needed For Help

Truman Asks $3.9 Billions  In Foreign Aid   President Wants Money For Use All Over World

3! Billions Requested for Foreign Aid   Truman Says Program  Intended to Prevent  Reds’ Conquest Dreams

Nation Wil! Honor Pilot in U.S. Navy   Airman Who Attemptec To Save Man's Life  Will be Given Medal

BOARD CANCELS APPLICATIONS   Governor Says He Wants Nothing That Can Draw Suspicion

Nine Men Killed In Dynamite Blast   Lightning Touches Off Explosives at Damsite WNarthwest of Denver

 Dynamite Charge Iqnited   Nine Dead at Colorado Dam As Lightning Hits Explosive

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS EIGHT MEN   Lightning Touches Off Colorado Dam Explosion

Lightning-Set Blast Kills 9   Dynamite Explodes In Electrical Storm

8 KILLED WHEN LIGHTNING SETS OFF DYNAMITE   Ten Injured in Explosion at Damsite 35 Miles From Denver.

Dynamite Blast Fatal To Fight   4 Lightning Touches Off Big Explosion

Blast Set By Lightning, 9  Die, 9 Hurt   Men Caught by Shower Of Boulders at Dam Site in Colorado

EIGHT KILLED IN ~ COLORADO BLAST      Lighining Hits Dynamite To Set Off Explosion

Eight Men Dead In Freak Blast   Lightning Sets Off Explosion Near Dam Injuring 10 Others

FIGHT MEN ARE KILLED IN BLAST   Lightning Touches Off Dynamite Blast On Dam Project — Workers Chack For Other Casualties.

Eight Die, 10 Hurt as Dynamite Ils Touched Off by Lightning Bolt

Americans Advance Over Mountain Roads Covered With Snow’   General Ridgway Declares Allied Stand Magnificent And Broke The Back ~ Gf Chinese Drive °

New Attack Came Soon Atter Ridgway Claimed Victory Over 2 Fronts

FIREBALL SEEN IN ARKANSAS SKY   ENGINEER SAYS IT WAS SO BRIGHT ONE COULD READ PAPER BY LIGHT.

Police Deny Wife's Conspiracy in San Francisco's ‘Peephole’ Murder

Ask Wage-Price Curbs Be Ended  U. 8. Chamber Has Substitute Plan

15-Mile Barrier Set Up In Korea   Marshall Describes Orders Confining Operations: Outlines Victory Plans

Restrictions On Allies In Korea Cited   Some Republicans Rip Truman Defense Of Limited Warfare

Order Applies fo Ridgway as Well: Marshall   Defense Secretary Says Pian to End War Is ta Cause Heavy Losses —

ORDERED OPERATIONS CONFINED TO KOREA, GENERAL TESTIFIES   Indicates That Same Orders Restrict General Ridgway, MacArthur's Successor

U.N. Troops Banned From Russ Border   Marshall Reveals MacArthur Orders In Korea Conflict

Cites Losses ‘Aecentuated’  By Ex-Leader   Marshall Says Allied Troops Barred From Sector Near Stbheria

Defense Head Tells of Order Te M’ Arthur   Marshall Claims Ousted General Told to Confine Fight to Korea

Orders Have Not Been Changed: And Still Restrict Operations Of General Ridgwav: Claims MacArthur Cautioned.

Shift Sought In U.S. Plan,  Asian Move   Effort To Soften Peace Proposals Made In Both; Action Nearing

CONDEMNATION OF RED CHINA BEING DELAYED  ge He ian rh oe lJ ed   Arab-Asian Bloe In United Nations Making “Last Effort” to Stall Move.  BULLETIN

Both Factions To Try To Soften UN Resolutions   Austin Understood To Have Approved Lebanese Change

STATE PUSHES FOR DOCTORS 10 REPORT DISEASE   Law Requires Physicians to Re. port on 59 Communicable Diseases.

Brifish Troops And Egyptian Dolice Battle   Unofficial Reports Indicate 17 Persons Dead. in Suez Canal Zone-Fighting.

Price Ceiling . Move to Curb Black Market   Distribution Break Given as Reasen By DiSalle

DiSalle Asserts He Is Going Afte Price Violators  Threatens to Throw   Threatens to Throw Enforcement Book  At Beef Trade

OPS Head  Craeks Down On Violators   Disalle Proclaims Rigid Enforcement Of Cattle Ceilings

DiSalle Announces Plans to Pounce On Beef Price Violators  Says Meve Because Of Signs Beef Moving Toward Black Market

Easter Seal Campaign Goes Into Final Week; Hit 72 Per Cent Of Goal

“BASEBALL   AMERICAN LEAGUE New York 2, Chicago 1.      MARITIME STRIKE SETTLEMENT OFFER

Effort To End  Seaman Strike   Ship Operators’ Offer Under Consideration by  CIO Maritime Leaders

Spoxesmen Say Johnston Will liberalize Rule   Action By Monday ts Being Forecast

Johnston Expected To Ease Formula  Mote Flexible Policy Predicted

Hit in Front of Home Between Raleigh, Galatia   Auto is Driven  {

Hit in Front of Home Between Raleigh, Galatia   Auto is Driven By Miss Helen G. Robinson, Eldorado

Girard Theft Is Cleared  A Pittsburg Man Tells Of ‘$40,000 Burglary

Third ‘ime Charm For This Prisoner   First Tvo Friends Rushing To Speeder’s Aid Also Artested for Speeding

All Seventeen Children Gather to Cheer Father at Surgical Operation

AT FAMILY GATHERING   Pennsy!vaniz Farmer Refused Te  Undergo Surgery Until Yes Se 2 ee, ee

Ex-Mayor Calls ‘Empire of Crime’ National Disgrace, Admits Fear Of Police Corruption

Ex-Mayor On Powder  Keg, Claim   Crime Committee Winding Up Probe

O'Dwyer Labels As ‘Sinister’ Tammany Setup   Ex-Mayor Declares He Feared Scandal In Police Force

McCarran Asks Immediate Price Curbs; Assails Stop-Gap Plan   Nevada Senator Says 30-Day Plan Now Under Consideration by Administration Would Hike Confusion

Price Gouging Investigation lo Be Sought  a ee   Severe Penalties For Offenders Part Of Requested Action  BULLETIN!

PROPOSED PRICE EREEZE ANOAILED   BPNATOR MCARRAN BAYS STOPGAP ORDER WOULD ONLY ADD TO CONFUSION,

Price Freezing Plan Scored As Confusing  Solons Do Not Agre   Solons Do Not Agree On Practical Way To Curb Cost Jumps

Sen. McCarran Says 30-Day Price Freeze “Adds Confusion to Confusion’   Calls for "immediate and Systematic” Curbs—But Fails to Elaborate

30-Day Price Freeze Plan Attacked By Sen. McCarran  Stopgap Move To Hold HCL Line Would Only Add To Confusion, He Says

McCarran Hits Stopgap Price Curb Measure      Louisiana Lawmaker Asks Survey of Unjust  Food Marktups

Price Freezing Pian Scored As Contusing   Solons Do Not Agree On Practical Way To Curb Cost Jumps

Atomic Bomb Blast Shatters Windows In Las Vegas, 65 Airline Miles Away

REPORT TROOPS SEVEN-MILES FROM THE TEST   Rumble of Blast “Like Thunder” Heard 65 Miles

BURST SHATTERS WINDOWS  2.000 Soldiers Are Used In Latest A-Bomb Blast

23 STORE EMPLOYES ACCUMULATE $23,440   Workers In Hanover Sears Roebuck Establishment Receive Pension Fund Statements

Fulbright Asks Wider Probe Of Influence  Wants Other Gov’t Agencies Checked

Fulbright Asks Other Inquiries   Suggest Hoey Group to Go Beyond RFC

Acheson May Resign Post As Secrefary   State Department Head May Quit Cabinet Next

Windstorm Damage Here   Reply To U. S. Note Russia Demands Red Chinese Be Included In Japan Forum

Russia Angles For Bid In Jap Peace Treaty   Soviet Demands Place For Reds At Conference

DEMAND RED CHINESE VOICE IN JAP TREATY    Russia Serves Demand on U. S. for Conference This Summer.

Reds Demand Japan Treaty Parley Soon   Russians Would Include Communist China As One Of Signers

Soviet Sets Up Demands On Japan Treaty  Broader Voice For All Former Nippon Enemies Is Asked

Soviet Demands New Peace Talk  Red China Must Be Invited, Note Says

Russia Replies ToU.S.Noteon Peace Meeting  Plan Would Include  ne ee,

Russia Opposes Separate Jap Peace Treaties   Wants All Foes To Participate

Reply To U. S. Note Russia Demands Red Chinese Be Included In Japan Forum

Russia Demands That All Nations Who Fought Japan, Including Red China, Talk Peace Pact

Bussians Present Demand Foi Over-All Jap Treaty Parley   Charge U.S. Is Attempting Full Control in Orient

Russia Wants China Reds In Jap Pact Talk   _ Urges All Nations Allied During War Invited To Parley

Russ Demands Jap Peace Conference  Insists Communist China Be Invited To July or August Parley

Russia Demands A Five-Nation Peace Parley  Chinese Commies Would Be Asked To Attend Session

Russia Demands Talks On Peace   Urges Conference To Discuss Treaty

Soviets Demand AN Be invited  Want All Opposition At Jap Peace Talks

Farm Prices Fall But Hike In Cost Seen  Wholesale Index Goes Up Again

BULK OF WEBSTER ESTATE TO SON   Friends, Relatives Also Get Many Bequests

Tax Assessing Machinery Is Sef For 1952 Task  Conference Board  Gives Setup Okay,

Tax Assessing Machinery Is Se For 1952 Task  Conference Board  ae Cf... PFraLt_._._   Conference Board Gives Setup Okay, Names Assessors

imnits Pollo Debt of $3,356 Incurret During Past Year   Treasurer Submits Statement of Unpaid Bille! Incurred: for Patient Care During Past Year

County March of Dimes Treasury  Needs Filling   National Foundation Spends Nearly $10,000 on Mills Patients

French Assembly Okays Coal Pool   Schuman Plan Now Needs Ratification Of ‘Upper House’

French Assembly Votes To Ratify Schuman Plan  No Difficulty Is   No Difficulty Is Seen In Obtaining Okay For Proposal

French Assembly Votes To Ratify Plan To Pool Europe’s Coal, Steel

Fanatical Reds Thrown Back In Sharp Fight   Two Strategic Peaks On Central, Eastern Fronts Seized by U.N,

New Air Battle: Rages in Korea; 80 Jets Clash.   On Ground, Fanatical Enemy Hurls AttackWhile Storm Blows. -

UN Powers Must Make Peace Among Themselves Before They Can Reach Pact With Communists

Direct Talks May Be Held At UN Session   United Nation Heads Attempt to Ease World Tension

Await Truman's Reply on Terms   Senate Probers Ask Outline o Settlement Planned Last March.

MARSHALL SAYS ADMINISTRATION POLICY 1S BEST   Senate Armed Services And _ Foreign Relations Committees Await Outline Of Truman's Terms For Korean War  Settlement.

Settlement Plan Clarification Asked at Hearing   MacArthur's Word On Peace Last March ‘Hurt’ Truce

Seek Outline of War Settlement Plan Last March   Marshall Returns For Sixth Straight Day To Testify

Await Reply From Truman   Marshall ls Summoned to Testify for Sixth  Consecutive Day; Stoutly Defends Policy

Truman Blasts Senator Taft  And MaeArthur   Claims They Want to Launch All-Out War in China “by Ourselves’

Truman Condemns  MacArthur, Taft  Their Plans Would Cause All-Out War, He Says

Truman Raps Mac And Taft's Asian Policies   Says They Want To Get US In Chinese War By. Ourselves

Truman Scores Taft's Views As Dangerous  All Out War All By Ourselves, The Result, He Says

HST Hits Mae, Taft ‘War Plan’.   Says They Would Get U. 8. In All-Out War In Far East

Truman Hurls Challenge at Taft and Mac   Fighting Harry Says Spending May Avert New War

Mediators Act In Ship Strike  Vessels Are Tied Up On Both Coasts

SEEK SHIPPING STRIKE’S END   ,U.S. Mediators Working For Peace—Bridges To Back Walkout.

Alaska Indians File Eight Petitions In Claims Court   Southeast Alaska Claims Among Those Filed

Vandenberg Says Foe Has 1,900 Planes  USAF Chief Notes — “Sinister” Change

Korea Air  Superiority  Challenged, U.S. Warned   Vandenberg Notes ‘Sinister Change;’ Says Reds Have  - About 1.500 Craft

Russian-Made Aireratt Now Are Supersonic   Vandenberg Says Fos Can Send Up Planes Better Than F-86— Condemns Yalu Rule

SINISTER CHANGE IN AIR FORCE POWER IN KORE:   Chief of United States Air Force Spells Out “Sobering Lesson” on Red Air Power.   AT LEAST 750 RED MIGS IN KOREA   Reports Russian-Made Planes Out-Climb the Best U.S. Craft at Speeds Exceeding Sound.

Says US. Challenged  In Korea   “Siniater” Change In Air War Noted By Gen, Vandenhora

American Control in Skies Seriously Challenged by Russian-Speaking Airmen

Red Air Threat Stressed By — . Vandenberg   Russian-Speaking Fliers Help China, General Discloses

Vandenberg Warns U.S. Of MIG's   Gives Details Based on Recent Korean Visit

Air Challenge Of Russians Said Alarming   “Vandenberg Says : Sobering Lesson : Learned in Korea

Gen. Vandenberg Says U.S. Control Of Air In  ' Korea Is Threatened

Red Streneth In Planes Held Threat  USAF Chief Warns  Of Challenge to  — Korean Air Control j

Vandenberg Says Control Of Air Periled  No Target for A-Bomb There, He Declares, Daintinn Ost loceane

Threat to Red Drive South of Han Smashed   Allies Shell Seoul, Mop Uj Communist Pocket Below City

Allied Planes in Giant Raid  U.N. Forces 3 Miles Closer to Former   U. N. Forces 3 Miles Closer to Former Capital; Attack on Ground, in Air

‘BIG’ 3 ENVOYS PLAN MEETING FOR SEPTEMBER   Delegates to Parley In Washington D. C.; Follows Treaty Parley

Allied. Ministers To Map Strategy For Blocking Reds   September Meeting Arranged On Moves To Counteract Soviet Global Maneuvers

YOUTH IS BETTER   Latest Reports Have Noland Johnson, 12, in Fair Condition

Woman's Cancer Discioses New Blood Type, Startling Find About Disease

Reveal First Link Ever Reported Discovery of New Blood Type MayHelpExplain CancerOrigin

Wage Board Squabble to  President   Union Leaders Obtain Appointment To See President About Issue  MAY BRING STRIKES   Truman Discusses Labor Complaint of Unfair Break in Defense Setup

Truman, Labor To Parley On  Defense Issue   ULPC May Decide To Pal Out Of Administration Program

Labor Chiefs Take Dispute With Mobilization Board  to Truman STRIKES MAY BE NEXT Action Comes in Discord  Over New Wage Increase orm

Truman Talks Over Wrangle In: ‘Wage Board  Confers With Party“ Leaders On Walkout By Labor Members

Labor Leaders fo Lay Mobilization Row Before Trumar   Labor Support of Program May Hinge On Meeting Today

Will Present Union Quarrel For Truman   Resigned ULPC After Disagreement On Wage Raises

Truman Studies Wage Plan Split  Labor Break Hits ~~ Mobilization Pian

UNIONS TO TAKE MOBILIZING GRIPE BEFORE PRESIDENT   Leaders To Confer With Truman; Wrangle Perils Whole Defense Program

Labor's Quarrel On Mobilization Goes To Truman  Contraversy Could Tie Up Entire American Pragram For Defense

Traman Studies Cri Crisis on Wage Stabilization   May Have to Step In To Mediate Wrangle;  Program in Balance

Labor Quits WSB; Crisis  Is Discussed   No Action on Resignation: Taken: Strong Sentiment to Ditch Program

HST Discusses Policy Dispute With Top Aides  ~Orqanized Labor   wirgonized Labor ‘Refuses To Go Along With Wage ‘Freeze’ Favored By Board

President Talks Over Controvers   May Be Forced To Step Into Wrangle Over Mobilization

Truman, Labor Leaders Plan Huddle Today   Sentiment Strong in Union Organization To Ditch Entire U.S. Mobilization Program

President To Meet Leaders   Chief Executive Is In Close Touch With Crisis Riging Out Of Pay Dispute

White House Worried By Labor Tangle   Union Chiefs Threaten To Withdraw From Role in Defense Setup

Vice Wide Open in New Orleans  Senators Open 2-Day Crime Inquiry

New Orleans Is Wide Open  For Kefauver   Senate Crime Investigator Finds No Close Down of Gambling Places in Area

Chief Crime Prober Finds New Orleans "Wide Oven’ as He Starts Investiaation

Widen Search for Lost Yacht   All-Girl Crew of 7 Unreported on Ocean Trip

Russians Kill American. MP  Sharp Protest Filed By U. S. In Vienna

2 Soviet Soldiers Kill US Policeman On Vienna Street  Russians Fire Shots Outside Club, Flee  A oe Ohare e aantar

American MP Slain By Two Russ Soldiers   Authorities Ask Russian Aid In ~ Investigation

American’M. P.”   RUDSIGH QUIUITT:  Cpl. Paul Grefens Shot In Vienna Ry Rade

American Is Slain While on MP Buty   Russian Soldiers Firing From Automatic Guns  Kill Gl: 1 Wounded ,

American M. P. Slain by Soviets   Russians Escape After Vienna Battle

Yank MP Slain By Red Soldiers  U. S. Authorities Prepare Protest

SOVIET SOLDIERS SHOOT AMERICAN   U. S. Military Policeman Killed On Vienna Street —WU. S. Authorities Prepare Sharp Protest.

Russians Kill GI Ia Vienna Street Battle  tRsncexdeaiy Officials  To Protest Slaying - - Near Austrian Cafe

Winter Finds Cold, Misery   Season Arrives With Lots Of Nation ‘Snowed In’

Worst Is Yet To € ome  Winter Opens Aeross Nation  Alread vy Tired

New York Plans Welcome For Gen. MacArthur  Five Million May Share In Reception To General Fridav

OPS Cracks Down on Many Meat Violators   Inspectors Descend On Hundreds of Slaughter Houses

OPS Sweeps On Meat Act Violators   Agents Swoop Down On U. S. Plants  In Predawn Raids

Inspectors Move In Nation. Wide Assault On Control Violators   DiSALLE ADMITS MEAT PRICES ARE TOO HIGH

OPS Launches  Drive on Meat Law Violators   500 Packing Houses To Be Inspected; New Pork Price Ceilings

OPS Launches Drive Against Black Marke   Inmpectors Descend Or Slaughterhouses Throwghout LS

Federal Men Open Nation-Wide Probe Into Meat Industry   Packing Houses Checked For Any Violations Of Controle Law

OPS Makes — Nation-Wide Driveon Meat  Black Market   Slaughterhouse Check Is Made; Prices Too High, DiSalle Charces

OPS Drive Spreads Quickly To Over 130 Communities   Checkup Began Before Dawn By Inspectors

Slaughterers In More Than 130 Cities Inspected  All Available Agents Thown Into Lightning Checkup; OPS Follows Up by

Meat Inspectors Swarm In Searct Of Violators  Drive Hits In 130 Cities In Sudden Checkup On Prices

LIGHTNING CHECK. SPREADS 10 MORE THAN 130 CITIES       Early Reports List Scores of Meat Controls Violations   CHISELEFRS ASSAILED ©   DiSalle Warns Beef Prices Too High for Average Inesme

Government Inspector: Swoop Down on Slaughter Houses in Nation-Wide Assault.   500 PACKING HOUSES WILL, BE VISITED   All Regional and District Of ficers Join in Crackdown — Widespread Violations Reported.

CORPORATION TAX BOOST MAY BE CUT   Senators Vote Not To Tax Official  Exnence Accounte

Wage Increase For Millions In New Policy   Stabilization Board Says Cost-of-Living Boosts Are Probable

--WAGE BOARD— Escalator  Clauses _ Broadened   PAY REOPENING ALSO PROVIDED

Nelson Answers Crifics, Points To His Record  County Broke in ‘38;  Now Has Balance

Nelson Answers Critics, Points To His Record   County Broke in ‘38; Now Has Balance And 725 Graded Miles

Postal Clerks Named In Fraud  Payroll Padding Case Aired In Boston

POSTAL CLERKS INVESTIGATED   Grand Jury Probing Acts Of Undisclosed Number In Boston

Concord Man Sentenced in Draft Case   R. M. Cameron, Jr., Refused to Report For Induction

COLLEGE YOUTH EVADES DRAFT, GOES TO JAIL   Cameron, Minister’s Son. Objects On Grounds Of Religion

Chinese Red Soldier Paid $1.92 Per Week But It Comes in Form of Promissory Note

Truman Forgets Holiday When He Drives to City To Work at Muehibach

Truman Ready To Move Into Steel Strike   At Kansas City Office Today He Works On Budget

AT HAND   Truman Puts Holiday Behind Him and Turns to Ureent Business

TRUMAN HOLIDAY ENDS Resumes Official Duties at Kansa' City Hotel ‘White House

WORKING IN KANSAS CITY President Back at Desk After Hometown Holiday

Truman Leaves Holiday Season For U.S. Budget   President Omits Morning Walk Due To Ice, Cold Wave

Truman Back fo job of Being the Chief Executive   Cold and Icy Sidewalks Keep President from Taking Morning Walk.

Kisenhower Expected to Ask Arms Speedup To Equip 32 Divisions in the Near Future

MEET CHIEFS Or TAPE AND TOP OFFICIALS   Will Take Up Military Needs in Conferences at White House.

Eisenhower Talks With Top Leaders On Need to Speed West Europe Arms

q APA REB SANZ LS De ats BTA BANS RB Aa  Solons Seek Curbs on Civilian Jobs

Civil Employe Cuts Demanded By Byrd Group   Committee Says Federa' Workers Added At Rate Of 1.000 Daily

Check Hiring, Byrd Unit Asks   Congressional Group Calls for Watchdogs

Stop 1,000-A-Day Boom in Federal:  Pay Rolls: Byrd   Senator’s Committee Seeks Triple  Check on Future Government Hiring, With Each Agency to Prove Its Need; Executive Roster Now Over. 2,000,000

Cityy Accounted “Least Corrupt” Is Embroiled In Series Of Scandals Involving Its Police Force

Police Dept. Scandals Stir Cleveland  Qavaral OES S earne    Several Officers Face Charges In ‘Clean City’

CLEVELAND, 0. IS PLAGUED BY POLICE THEFTS   Burglaries And Minor Crimes Charged To  Department

FLIER DROWNED, OTHERS INJURED   Bail Out Of Barksdale Based B-29 Near Parsons, Kans.

pt      Forty Blocks Included in Work Plan Submitted to City Council   A CASOLINE / HEARING

LIST ga 51 ACING   Forty Blocks Included in Work Plan Submitted to : City Council

Congressman Says He's Beon Offered Cash To Arrange Defense Contrad Interviews

Solon Tells Of Contract Bribe Offer   Floridian Cites Attempt to Meet ‘Right’ Officials

Representative Tells Of Money Offers For Help In Getting Defense Contracts

Bennett Tells War Contract Seekers’ Bids   Rejected ‘Substantial Sums,’ Florida Demo Informs Senate Unit

Legislator Tells Of Bribe Offers In Defense Work   Money Tendered To Arrange Meeting, Congressman Says

Lawmaker Tells Of Offers For Defense Plants   Florida Solon Says ‘Big Money’ Ready For His Help

Representative Offered Bribe Two Weeks Ago. He Tells Ethies Probe

Bennett Tells Of Offers To Meet People   Federal Ethics Probe Hears Of Possible Bribes

Bennett Sa vs Cash Offered  For ‘Contacts’   Defense Contract Seekers Expect To Pay For Help, He Declares

Bennett Reveals Offers Of ‘Fees’ For Contracts   Florida Representative Names No Names in Senate Testimony

Rep. Bennet Tells About Bribe Offer   Florida Delegate Says Cash Offered  Bar Cantrart Ajd

Money Was Offered To Him, He Says   Congressman Declares Contract Seckers Wanted To Meet ‘The Right’ People

Tells of Cash Offer to Aid War Contractor   Florida Congressman Makes Statement at Hearing on Ethics

—FOR CONTRACT INFLUENCE— __ Congressman Reveals  Offers of Big Bribes —

War Costs Him Both Feet And ‘Parts Of Hands   Worth That To Get Out Of Korea, Says Mother Of GI

GI To Lose  Feet In War.   Parts Of Both Hands Are To Be Amputated

Frostbites Received in Korea Cause Boy to Lose Feet and Parts of Hands

CONSEQUENCES COSTLY Johnson Asks For Changes  In New: Controls Law

NEGOTIATORS CONTINUING TRUCE EFFORT   Failure to Reach Agreement In 30Day Period Wipes Out Tentative Line.

Prisoner Exchange Unsettled; Fighting May Alter Truce Line   Neither Side Shows Any Indication Of Immediate Resumption of Action Along Battle-Line.

Thirty-Day Drive For Truce Ends In Failure, But Talks To Continue

UN and Reds Make New Try for Armistice  Cease-fire Line and Buffer Zone Wiped Ou: As Trial Truce Ends

Korean Truce Ends in Failure Talks Continue  No Indications of  dome Canis Aas. .t.

Start New Attempt To Find Truce   Failure To Reach Ar Agreement Wipe: Out Buffer Lines Of Nov. 27

Commies Hint 50,000 Yanks Victims of Cold   Calm on Korean Front in Face of End of 30-Day Truce

dO-OAY DRIVE ENDS BUT SUB GROUPS MEET   50,000 Missing Now Hurdle to Even Exchange of Prisoners.

UN, Communist Negotiators Continue Truce Efforts After Deadline Passes

Committees Will Keep on Irving   Tentative Buffer Line Wiped Out as Period Ends

Fach Side Raps Other  For Failure   UN Considers Red Demand For Prisoner Trade

Both Sides Blame the Other for Failing to Agree on Armistice Terms; Armies Now May  Keep Any Territory They Capture in Battle

Tentative Line  Is Wiped Out   No Large-Scale At tacks Seen  Planned

FATAL CRASH AT THREE OAKS   Elderly Woman Succumbs To Injuries Suffered Week Ago

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Eden New Foreign Secretary

Will Handle Defense Himself, Names Eden Foreign Secretary   New Prime Minister Moves Rapidly To Organize Conservative Government Elected Thursday

—GOVERNMENT— Eden Given 3 Jobsin.  N ew Setup   PRIME MINISTER IS DEFENSE BOSS

Eden Given  Deputy Role By Churchill   New Prime Minister To Fill Defense Post as In World War Il.

CHURCHILL, AND EDEN TOF NEW CABINET   Serious Problems At Home, Abroad  Face Conservatives

Churchill Moves Swiftly to Pick New Governmen   Conservative Head Appoints Himself Minister of Defense

Defense Post For Churchill   Gives Eden Other Jobs   Same Leadership Ran Nation During War tf!

Anthony Eden Named Deputy Prime Minister   Also Assigned Job Of Foreign Minister Churchill Becomes Defense Minister

Prime Minister Takes Over As Defense Chief   Eight Appointments Approved By Ailing King Today

Churchill Takes Defense Post: Appoints Eden Foreign Minister: 6 Other Portfolios Are Decided

Churchill Selects Eden To Lead Foreign Affairs For British Government

Important Post In New Cabinet  Is Given Eden   Churchill’s Heir Apparent Is Named Foreign Secretary For Britain

Dual Position Held as New Regime Form:   Anthony Eden Chosen Foreign Minister la Shake-Up

Weather Forecast   Churchill Takes Defense Post, Names Eden Foreiqn Minister

> Churchill Restores War Two Cabinet   Eden Returns as Foreign Secretary; Is Also Named Deputy Prime Minister

World War Leaders Back   Churchill Keeps Defense Ministry in Announcing Cabinet Appointment

Election Victor Picks Top Aides  For Government  Tory Chief Starts Immediate Action On Major Issues

Eden Gets 3 Jobs in Reshuffle  Old Tory Gives Himself Job of Defense Ministe

Winnie Keeps Vital Defense Post Himself   Churchill Announces Top Appointments T« Cabinet; Job Ahead  Isc Monumental

Other Cabinet Positions Filled In Short Order   Newly Elected Parliament to  “Meet Nov. 6

Defense Post Retained; Eden Gets Key Job   King Approves 8 Officials At Special Meeting Of Privy Couneil

Anthony Eden Foreign Secretary Post As Churchill Names British Cabinet

Confidence Vote ls Given Pleven  Assures Ratification Of Schuman Plan By French Nation

Memorial Day, 1951, Mixture of Hope, Sadness as Nation Honors War Dead

‘MEMORIAL DAY, 1951, MIXES HOPE, SADNESS IN RITES FOR WAR VICTIMS

‘Nation Shows Hope, Sadness In Memorial Day Celebration   Troops Abroad Honor War Dead In Many Lands

United States Honors Its War Dead   Mixture Of Hope And Sadness Noted

Death Toll, Crop. Loss In Southwest’ Heat Wave Mount   Texas Reports 12 Dead; No Ecrly Relief In Sight

Kirsten Flagstad Sings in London Theatre for Her Daily Pints of Beer

Woman Fights For Life After Beiny Found Frozen Stiff As Rigor Mortis

Frozen Stiff, Temperature Down t 04 Degrees, Woman Still Is Living

Woman Stages Amazing Recovery After Being Found Frozen Stiff in Alley

Tt A ete i taint  Doctors Amazed as Girl, Frozen Stiff, Continues to Recover

Chicagoan Gains Strength After She Ts Found “Frozen Stiff” In An Alley

GOP Bitter Over Democrats’ Plan for Redistricting   Likely That All Congress: sional Candidates May Run on Statewide Basis.

State Repubs Blast New Redistricting   Plan to Block Plan If Not Changed By Democrats

Republican Leaders Threaten to Block Redistricting If Plan Isn‘t Changed

Chips Down In Fight on Redistrictina   GOP May Gamble On Statewide Vote For 1952 Election

Williams Still Waits For  Truman Note Truman Says That He Was Domocrat But Incompetent

British Speed Troops fo Suez By Sea and Air  Warship Is Off Port Said, Two Armies Dig In

BRITAIN MOVES NEW SEA POWER IN SUEZ CANAL   Cruiser Gambia Moves In  With Other Warships ) On Their Way   REINFORCEMENTS ARE ON WAY BY SEA, AIR

Paratroopers, Ships Speeded To Canal Area   British Soldiers Capture Bridge in First Tiff With Eevptians

British Naval Forces Joining Troops 3 in Suez   Report First Clash, Tommies Win Contro Of Canal Bridge

British Help Arrives To Join Canal Clash  Tommies Victors In First  Egyptian Troop Contacts

First Battle With Egyptian — Army Fought in Canal Zone; Soldiers Families Evacuated

Legyptian And British Forces Stage  First Clash  Warships Arrive   Warships Arrive To Back Tommies Who Win Conirol Of Canal Reridoo

British Win From Egyptian Forces Control Of Canal Bridge In Disturbed Area; Both Sides Dig In

BRADLEY TO STUDY KOREAN SITUATION   TALKS WITH RIDGWAY MAY DECIDE WHETHER TRUCE PARLEY IS RESUMED.

Truce Talk Fate Hangs In Balance   Generals Bradley Anc Ridgway Discuss Situation In Tokyo

Significance Attached to Bradley Visit To Tokyo   Speculation Has General Carrying High Decisions To Rideway

Bradley Is Seen As Vital Factor In Truce Talks   Chairman of U.S. Chiefs of Staff Talks With Ridgway

Akron Couple Undecided on Accepting An Estate in Enaland Worth $250,000

Nothing But Tea and Crumpets  Ohio Family Offered Bis English Estate For Free

Go British for $250,000  Ohio Man Faces Difficult Inheritance Decision

Would You Move To England? America Or $250,000? That’s Ohioan’s Problem

Salesman Offered Estate in England   Ohio Resident Is Willed Property; Acceptance Is Difficult Due to ‘Catch’

Salesman Must Decide Whether American Citizenship Is Worth $250, 000 To Himeelf

Salesman Offered Estate in England  Ghio Resident In Willec Wicacesiepsinn hoswanssoencsy +.   Ghio Resident Is Willed Property; Acceptance In Difficult Due to ‘Catch’

Would You Live in England Rest of Your Life For $250,000 Estate? Couple Must Decide

U.S. Citizenship or English Estate Is Decision Facing Salesman’s Family

Agents Seize Instructor In  Spy Inquiry   Columbia University Man Is Arrested By FBI In Connection With Spy Ringe Of Russians

Scientist Is Arrested By FBI Agents   Columbia Teacher 10th American To Face Spy Charges

Fisler’s Ex-Wife Tells of Working As Soviet Agent   Assigned to Capital As ‘Recruiter’ Ror Reds —

A Former Red Recruiter She Puts Finger on Two  Others   HISS MENTIONED AGAIN   Noel Field, One-Time State Department Official, Now Missing

Woman Testifies How She Recruited U. S. Official Into Soviet Spy Service

Admits Soviet Spying   Eisler’s Former. Wife Names Hiss and Field In Testimony Before Senate Investigators

Former Wife Of Eisler Tells Of Espionage   Recruited Former State Department Official, She Says

Former Soviet Spy Tells Of Alger Hiss, Other Alleged Spys   Ex-Wife of Gerhardt Eisler Testifies That Hiss Agreed Both Working for ‘Same Bose’

Hede Massina Tells Of Work As Soviet Agen!   Eister’s Ex-Wite Describes Scramble For Informants

Hede Massing Says She Was  Soviet Agent   Ex-Wife of Eisler Gives Detailed Account of Activities in Capital

Recruited Field Says Witness   Mrs. Wassing Tell of Work In Washington As ‘Commie’

Coaxed Key Workers To Help Reds   Gerhardt Eisler’s Former Wife Tells Of Assionments

Woman Russian Espionage Agent Says She Competed With Hiss To Get Field Into Red Network

Hede Massing Avers Duggan Joined Party   Ex- Wife Of Eisler. Bares. Capital: Moves Before Senate Group

Woman Asserts Federal Official Joined Red Fold   Hede Massing Says She  And Hiss Competed For  Services Of Noel Field

Tells of Red ‘Recruiling’   Hede Massing Testifies a! Drawing Field, Duggan  Into Soviet Espionage week <.

Red Spy Says She Used Noel Field  State Department Employe Also Wanted by Alaer His:

Ex-Mrs. Eisler Tells of Red Recruiting Drive  Relates Obtaining   Relates Obtaining Noel Field, Duggan Into Her ‘Apparatus’

Woman Admits Working In U.S. As Russian: Spy   Hede Massing Says State Dept. Official Also’ Recruited Into Ring: Hiss Invalved In ‘Praha.

Field Recruited as a Soviet Spy   Hede Massing Tells o1 Espionage Activities

Tells of Getting  Spies for Russia  Former U.S. Worker Accuced hy Waman

Field Named As Soviets’.  Spy, Woman Agent Says _  State Denartment   State Department Former Official  Linked To Party

Hede Massing Says She Recruited Noel Field In Red Espionage Work

Woman Tells OfRecruiting *As Red Spy   Hede Massing Brought Field Into ‘Group’

SENVTEPROBERS HEAR FORMER RED AGEN?   SAYS STATE DEPARTMENT HEADS WERE RECRUITED

Woman Relates Spy Activities For Reds in U. S.   Tags Noel Field As Agent for Her ‘Apparatus’

Woman Workec As Soviet Spy  Recruited Noel Field  ve MAgesing Save

Tells Of Red  Recruiting In State Dept.   Ex-Soviet Agent Reveals Pre-War Activities in U. S.

THE WEATHER   Eisler’s Ex-Wife Testities As To Her Soviet Espionage Work

STATE RIAL SHORTAGES   Ex-Wife of Gerhardt Eisler Unfolds Story of Espionage

Noel Field in Her Spy Ring Savs Witness   Gerhardt Eisler’s Former Wife Tells Story at Hearing

Greatest Casualties Are nflicted While  taal cane ae   Allied Spearheads Approaching Where Chinese Started Spring Offensive ‘Ahead Of Schedule

Catholics Warned by Vatican Some Rotary Clubs Are Anti-Religious

Price Rollbacks Most Difficult   Economic Stabilizer Tells Congress Of Problem.

Stabilized Price Line Is Desired  Difficult Problem, Johnston Contends

Effort Being Made to Stabilize Price Line and Hold it, ECA Director Says

‘Stabilized Price Is Aim, Says Johnson   Economic Stabilizer Testifies Before House Banking Panel

NO ROLLBACK OF PRICES 10 PRE-WAR DAYS   Johnston Says ESA Only Trying To Establish Price Line, Hold It.

Not All Prices To Be Lowered  Johnston Says Such Effort Is Impossible

Rollback To June Levels  Im possible   Johnsion Says Ii's Like Trying To Push Toothpaste Into Tube

JOHNSTON VIEWS PRICE ROLLBACK   Stabilizer Says Figures Will Not Be Last June’s

Johnston Says Complete Pric Rollback ‘Out’   ESA Head Declares U.S. Seeks New Stable Cost Line

Johnston Scores Wide Rollbacks   Claims Pre-Korea Prices Impossible

Stable Line For Prices  ESA’s Goal, Head States   Johnston Says All Cannot Be Pushed To Pre-Korea Rate

“Like Trying To Push Toothpaste Back Into Tube” Aim To Set Price Line, Not Return T, Pre-Korea Level. Says Johnston

Johnston Expresses Doubt Rollback To Pre-Korean Prices Can Be Made

Rollback Ban Hit by DiSalle  Wo uld Co st People  a. a © Pa. eee peunuee

DiSalle Hits Rollback Amendment  Says Action Will   Says Action Will Cost Public $2 Billion In A Year

DiSalle Raps ~ Rollback Ban   Stabilizer Declares Move Will Prave Costly

DISALLE ASSAILS SENATE GROUP CN ROLLBACK CHECK   Says Amendment to Cost U. S. $2.5 Bilfions Each Year   CIO FLAYS CONGRESS   Murray Declares Slandering Truman Takes Precedence Over Inflation Curb

Proposes Big Cut in Foreign Aid Program   Rep. Taber Urges Big Slash As  pec a Gs se

County Home Has New Fire Pond       County Commissioners Provide Modern Fire Protection Equipment at Broad Acras.

Fire Protection For Broad Acres Now Up-to-Date   Commissioners, Firemen Soil Conservation Office Collaborate in Project

Babson‘s‘ Authentic Statement - Too Much Emphasis-Is-on- Sports Rather-Than Studies Now        ilar Soe ~

Secretary of Interior Against Extending War With Reds in Far East

Secretary of Interior Speaks  Out Against Widening War   Chapman Criticizes Proposals Made To ‘Move Into New Continent And Start An UInlimited New Finke

Chapman Criticizes   Proposal fo Broader  ‘the Korean War   Secretary of Interior Addresses Geologists Association in St. Louis.

SALE OF SEALS NETTED $2963.   Contributions Still Needed Te Reach Gusta

Playing Cowboy in Heaven?  Cancer Victim Dies Little Danald Redfearn McLeanshoro Ic Cone

M'LEANSBORO - BOY, 10, VICTIM OF BONE CANCER   Death Expected, Birthday Party Held Early. Rites Tuesday.

Royal Couple Complete Visit  To Washington  Truman Tells Pair They   Truman Tells Pair They Capture Hearts of U.S.

Royal Couple Finish Quick Visit In U. 8.   Truman Says Stay Will Contribute To World Peace

PRINCESS, DUKE OFF FOR CANADA AFTER D.C. TOUR   TIRED COUPLE PLANS WEEKEND IN LAURENTIANS

Royal Couple Say Farewell Amid Cheers   Fly to Montreal, Plan Week-End in Mountain Resort

Wind Un Hectic Two-Day Visit In Washinoton  Princess and Duke Leave Today on

Princess, Duke in Fast Round of Sightseeing   Enplane for Montreal After Hectic Days in Washington

British   Visit Tightens Bonds, Truman Say: As Couple Leaves   Elizabeth and Philip Fly to Montreal Today

Princess Captures Capital   She and Husband Told by President Their Trip Aiding Cause of World Peace

President Assures Royal Couple They Contributed fo World  Peace Through Visit to America  Elizabeth and Philip Are Flying To Montreal on Way Back Home

 Departing Royal Visitors Told They Captured Hearts of U.S., Contributed to World Peace

Duck Bests Pup in Duel  ‘Smokey’ Loses Hair, Dignity in Yule Tiff

Says Democrats Should Oust Corrupt Officials   lowa Committeemar Says Party Should Examine Record

Still Like Truman —  lowa Demo Leader Says Party Should Name, Get Rid of Corrupt Persons

He Wants Dishonesty Eliminated   Dubuquer Says Citizens Shocked By Irregularities

18 PERSONS DOOMED TO DIE VOLUNTEER AS GUINEA PIGS IN DYSTROPHY CURE SEARCH

To Experiment O: Boomed People   Selected astHuman : Guinea Pigs in Hunt For Dystrophy.-Cure

Eighteen Persons Fatally Afflicted With Muscular Dystrophy Chosen To Be Guinea Pigs In Experiment

18 Volunteer For Experiment  Seek Cure for Fatal   Seek Cure for Fatal Muscular Dystrophy

Doomed Group To Be ‘Guinea Pigs tages og gee eg Bee i ge og we age oe ge = eo  ok   ‘18 Stricken With Muscular Dystrophy Volunteer For Tests

Joy Accepts 2 Red Items To Sneed Agenda  Press Ordered To Gee., VAstahin IL-1k

Snag Still ‘Remains In  Truce Talks   Negotiators Agree Ou Some Points, But One Point Unsettled

Troop Issuue Snags Talks At Kaesona   Seventh Session Of Truce Talks Set for Tonight

Cease-Fire Negotiators Agree on Some Points; 1 Major Issue Remains

PEACE ENVOYS DEADLOCKED ON TROOPS ISSUE   Involves Red Demand For Withdrawal Of Foreign  Forces

AGENDA STILL IS SUBJECT OF DEBATE   Agreement Is Reached On Several Points   OBSERVERS   Indicate Stumbling Block Is Removal Of Foreign Troops From Korea

One Major Issue Stull Unsettled   No Decision On Troop Withdrawals

One Major Issue Yet To Be Solved   May Deal With Troops Withdrawal On Agenda For Cease Fire Talks

Major Issue Holding Up Truce Talks   Point Believed Withdrawal of Foreign Units

Reds Want Question Put On Agenda: UN Doesn’t   Continued Progress In Discussions Reported But The One Major Issue Still To Re lroned Ont.

One Main Issue Not Yet lroned Qut In Korea  Lanaquaae Difficultie   Language Difficulties Slow Up Discussion

Key Point on Cease-Fire Unsettled   But Negotiators Agree on Some Other Angles

Key Point May Be Demand ToPull Out All Foreign Troops   Red Wording Accepted On Two  Agenda Items To Speed Meeting

Troop Removal Believed Main Stumbling Block  Negotiators Agree On Some Points For Cease-Fire Agenda

Judge Choisser Endorsed for eer Court  ! Ale Endorsed by  ameu Cameamrtta

Judge Choisser Endorsed for Supreme Court   Circuit Judges Also Endorsed by County Committee

Tait and Luce Make Calls On MacArthur  Ohio Senator Silent On Topics.of Meeting   Ohio Senator Silent On Topics.of Meeting General to Testify For Sennte May 2

Meeting Adds Fuel to Raging Fire over Ouster   Whitney ‘Quotes’ Top Brass, Ridgway as Backing General

' Pocket Veto President Truman Kills Bill . Requiring Racial Segregation

Army To Fire All Who Fail  To Resume Joh   ‘Sick’ Employes Given Until 4 P. M. Saturday to Return

Truman Threat Cures Illnesses Of Switchmen   Lift Mail Embargo; Think Settlement Of Dispute Is Near

EMBARGOES END AS SWITCHMEN  RETURN TO WORK   Army's Ultimatum Broke Up Walkout Of "Sick" Trainmen

Ellender Raps Coal Contract As Terrible  Senator Wants Wage Boost For Miners Wiped Out.

Solon Favors Block Of Coal  Cost Increase   Ellender Wants New Wage Pact Nullified; Too Late Says Capehar

Ellender Demands Nullification of New Coal Wage Pact   Declares Expected Price Increase Is Unfair to Others

Nullificafion Of Miners’ Pay Hike Demanded  Louisiana Senator Would Block Increass

‘MARCH OF DIMES DRIVE STARTED IN HARDEMAN   COUNTY SHOWS $1000 DEFICIT IN POLIO FUND.

1951 Cotton Crop Is Estimated As 15,771,000 Bales, Down 7 Per Cent

APPROVAL TO NAVY   House Passes Measure Fo: Super Carrier, Many Other Vessels

APPROVAL   House Passes Measure Fo. Super Carrer, Many Other Vessels

New Regulations On Security Used   Use Of “Secrecy” Stamps On Non-Secrets Are Forbidden

Informal Plan for Withholding Information Tole   Widespread Practice Follows Recent White House Security Order

(Ohio Fair Gates Open 101st Time   New Attendance Record Forecast

WITH ADJOURNMENT NEAR Mac Announces Texas Visit, Catches Legislators Napping

Mac to Spend / Days in Texas  General To Address State Legislature

U. N. Group Hits J ailing Of Newsmen  Action Inspired By Case of Oatis TT ft  ¥ y ‘te

Phoenix Executive. Will Address First Fall CofC Meeting   Scottsdale Sunshine Fiesta Discussion On Agenda Of October 25th Meeting

First Fall Chamber Meeting Is Tonight At High School   Entertainment, Guest Speakers, Fiesta - Discussion, Door Prize Are Highlights

Stubborn Reds Try To Delay Allied Troops   Lt. Gen. Van Fleet Claims U.N. Forces Ready For Enemy

Reds Hit Baek To Aid Retreat   Big Allied Guns Break Up Qne Counter-Attack

Rumors of Peace Hit Markets   Brokerage House Report Starts Flurry of Selling.

Red Koreas, ChineseRe reat All along Front   Believed To Be Pouring Supp: +3 Into Chunchon

DeGaullists’ Party Perils Pro-West Rule   Communists Knocked From No. 1 Position In French Election

Friends Of West Win French Election; DeGuallists Gain; Reds Routed

FOUR EX-FIREMEN GET PRISGN TERMS   fudge ‘Says Convicted Men Were Pawns in New York ". Eytortion Rina: -

Apple Picker Is Called To Face Marder Charge In Ex-Showgirl’s Death

‘Nationals Win In New Zealand  Government Downs   Government Downs Labor Party in Smashing Victory

Drive b v GOP Forees to Cut loreign Aid   Intent to Trim lt For at Least Two Billions

House GOP's Sei To Trim Aid Bill  De mocrats 's Confident   Democrats Confident Drive to Be Blunted; $2 Billion Cut Asked

Fund Slashing Drive ts On™ By House Got   Republican Mass To Cut $2 Billion  From Governm        Foreigs Aid Progra:

HOUSE GOP BACKS STEP TO SLASH FOREIGN AID BILL   Democrats Sure They Can Blunt Republican: Drive To Cut Step $2 Billion

HOUSE GOP PREPS PLANS FOR AID CUT   Republicans Seek $2 Billion Slice; Demos Confident

Democrats Try To Block Aid-Fund Cut  LOAD Wanld Trim   GOP Would Trim Sum By $2 Billion   Europe Would Get Heaviest Reduction; Voting To Start Today

Fund Slashing Drive Is On By House GOP   Republican Mass  To Cut $2 Billion From Government's Foreign Aid Program

GOP Is Gaining Power In Drive To Reduce Bill   House Republicans Seek $2 Billion Cut In Foreign Aid Bill

Republicans Hope To Cut Foreign Aid  House Bloc Seeks Tw Billion Dollar Cut

GOP Prepares For Showdown On Aid Money   Strength Massed in  House to Whack Two Billions Off Truman’s Foreign Aid Measure

House Vote Due Today On Aid Slash   Republican Bid To Cut 2 Billion Fought By Administration

LOP FOREIGN AID EXPENSES   Republicans Set To Make Battle  On Truman Plans

G. 0. P. Forms Batlle Lines On Aid Bill   Republicans Gather strength ¢ to re...  +1 r 2 sig teed      U.S. Foreign Program

DEMOCRATS SAY PART OF SLASH CAN BE HALTED      G. O. P. Leaders Set Aims To Cut two Billion From RBill— President Urging Passage.

Five Planes Shot Down In W ar In Air Communists Lost   Four And U. S. One

4. MIGs, 1 F-80  Downed   Fierce Air Flareup  Over Korean Front Comes Today While Ground Fight Lulls

4MICS, U.S. JET DOWNED IN FIGHTS   Air Warfare Flares Up Over Northwest Front

Air War Flares As _ Ground Action Slow   Four Red MIGS and One U. S. F-80 Shot Down in Fierce Air Battle Over Northwestern Korea; Four MIGS Damaged

Fierce Air War Flares in Korea   Four Communist Migs, One U. S. Jet Reported Shot Down in Battles

FourRed Jets — Shot Down Over Korea In Battle   One F-80 Downed In Aerial Battle; Ground Way Slows

Four Red, OneU.S. Planes Are Downed In Two Battles   Fifth Air Force Reports Pilot Is Killed; Ground Fight Stalled

4 MIGs Shot Down and 4 Are Damaged   U. $. Shecting Star Shot Down as Sky Clashes Mount

A Reds, 1 U.S, Planes Shot Down Today   Air War Flares. While Ground Action Slows: Migs Damaged

FOUR MIGS, ONE YANK SHOT DOWN   Four Russian - Built Jets Destroyed in Battle Between 19 Yanks and 18 Reds Over Korea.   » GROUND FIGHTING  AT A STANDSTILL   American Plane Is Lost When Four F-80s Are Attacked by 16 Communist Jets.

Air Fight Over Korea Flares; U.S. Jet Down   4 MIGs Grounded As Land Battles At A Standstill

FIGHTING TO CONTINUE AS AWAIT TRUCE   Expect Lull In Ground Action But No Letup On Air.And Sea

UN Gets 4 MiGs; One U.S. Jet Lost   Air War Flares in Korea As Ground Fighting Lulls

General Shows Strain of Ordeal  Top Brass Turns Out En Masse iTo Greet MacArthur In Canital

MacArthur Pauses At Plane Door To Catch  . . Lasting Impression Of Washington Welcome

Greet General in Washington   Thousands on Hand When Plane Arrives with the MacArthurs

FLAG AT HALF MAST    Washington Turns Out at Midnight to Welcome Home Tall, Tired Hero

Crowd Welcomes Tired MacArthur   Thousands Greet Family At Nation’s Capital As General Returns 'Hame'

Return of Famous Commander Exciting Incident For Residents of Washington

Crowds Jam Washington Airport as Gen. MacArthu Refurns fo Nation's Capital for Hero's Welcome

i  Burma Surgeon’ Convicted of Treason ‘For Giving Aid to Rebel Tribesmen

Seagrave Given Six-Year Term  By Burma Court   Noted Doctor Found Guilty  On Charge Of Assisting  Rebellicus Tribesmen

‘Burma Su reeon’ Gets Six Years For Treason   Court Sentences Seagrave For Aiding Rebel Tribes. men; Appeal Expected To Be Heard In About 3 Weeke

Dr. Seagrave Sentenced to 6-year Term   Burma Surgeon's Lawyer to Appeal Treason Conviction

‘Burma Surgeon Is Found Guilty   Draws Six Years For High Treason:

Burma Surgeon Is Found Guilty   Dr. Gordon Seagrave Convicted Of High  Treason.

BurmaSurgeor Is Convicted  Seagrave Sentenced To 6 Years In Prison

‘Burma Surgeon’ Is Judged Guilty  American Sentenced To Serve Six Years

Dr. Seagrave, ‘Burma Surgeon, ls Found Guilty  Sentenced to 6 Years   Sentenced to 6 Years At Hard Labor on One Count: Year on Other

‘Burma Surgeon’ Guilty of Treason   Burma Court Sentences American to Prison  For Aiding Tribesmen

Dr, Gordon Seagrave Found Guilty Today By. Burmese Court On High Treason Count

Seagrave Convicted By Burme   Medical Hero of War Gets Six Years on Treason Counts.

Dr. Seagrave Found Guilty Of Treason   ‘Burma Surgeon’ O} WW II Fame Guilty Of Aiding Rebels

DR. SEAGRAVE FOUND GUILTY   Court Convicts ‘Burma Surgeon’ Of High Treason

‘Burma Surgeon Declared Guilty   American Sentenced to 6 Year Pirson Term

Dr. Sea grave Given 6 Year ‘Term In Burma   Famed Surgeon Is Sentenced; Friends Expected Freedom

$750,000 FEE FOR $80-MILLION GAIN Helped Truman Friend Wed Heiress, Says Suit

Maragon In Prison Despite His Appeal For Jail Probation   Five-Percenter’s Lawyer Says Vaughn's Friend Just ‘Little Man’

College Dorm Destroyed by Gas Exnlosion   150 Co-Eds Escape From Inferno; No Deaths But Four Girls Badly Hurt

Thirty Inj ured In Blast At  A Dermitory   Explosion Of Gas Tank At Maryville  Early Saturday

Senate Inquiry Opens Tuesday In Harrisburg   General Assembly Returns To Face Unsolved Issues

NAVY PLANE CRASHES: SEVEN FLIERS KILLED   Patrol Ship Falls and Burns in Florida Marshland.

/ Crewmen Die inPlaneCrash  Naval Patrol Craft  Falls, Burns In Fla.

NEGRO COLLEGE MERGER SOUGHT   Governor Scott Urges Consolidation Under Single Board Of Trustees —   “Evolutionary Process."

Retail Prices on Beef Pegged By Government Today   Tax on Cigarettes May Be Boosted By Committee

 Men Valued At Nothing As Russian Fight For Uranium Strikes Stride

No Safety Precautions, Miserable Conditions, Sabotage in Red Mines

‘Voice’ Tells Dangers — To Russ ‘Slave’ Miners   Many Die in Pit Disasters pigging Uranium for Russia

Russia Proposes Meeting Of Military Commanders.  To Arrange Cease-Fire   State Department Uncertain If Communists Making Real Proposal For Peace Or Issuing Propaganda

Two Steps Told By Gromyko To Close Conflict   Real Peace Offer Or Propaganda Is Leading Question

1952 to Mean More Jobs, Higher Incomes And Higher Prices Says U. S. Bureau

HIGHER PROSPERITY FORECAST IN 1952   More Jobs, Higher Consumer in . comes Predicted by Govermment Azvency

Shak eup Of  Czech Chiefs   Russia Moves to Boos Output of Goods in Vassal State

Czechs Shake Up Industry Plan   Government Gets Alteration to Meet Demands of Moscow

Czech Regime Shaken Up To Boost Output   Moscow Is Seen Demanding More Industrial Goods

Moscow’ s Demands Produce Shakeup Of Czechoslovak Governnient Heads

Tax Writers Get Outline of Biggest Boost   Solons Confer With Truman; Secrecy Asked on Details; $16" Billion Total Hinted

HST Outlines  Tax Increase Appears Personally Before Bill Writers

Big Tax Hike Is  Coming   Truman Outlines ‘Biggest’ Increase To House Group

Group Gets Early Look At Program   $16 Billion Plan Brings Truman Bid For Bi-Partisan Aid

Tax Increase Total Reported As $16.5 Billion   Truman Outlines Plan To Members O:! Both Parties In Coneress

For Taxes Is Given Study   Truman Invites Both Parties to Consider Demand for 16 Biltion Dollar Tax Ante 

Two-Step Tax Hike Plan Showr To Bill Writers   Secrecy Covers Details of Talks At White House

Truman Gives Tax Writers His Program   Proposed Bills Would Bring Biggest Tax increase in History To Finance Defense Effort.

Truman Gives Outline for High-Tax Plan   Unvaits Pay-As-You-Go Proposal With Incrasses o Abeat $16,500,000,000

Truman Plan for Record Tax Increase Outlined  At Executive Meet of Congressional Chiefs

Congressional Tax Writers Get Outline Of Record Proposal   President Trumon Plans Two Bills— One a “Quickie”

Truman Outlines His Tex Program Bids for Bi-partisan Support of Measure  Designed to Raise 36.5 Billiton Dollars

Ratifies Tenure Bill   Traman Plan for Record: Ta ax Increase Outlined At Executive Meet of Congressional Chiefs.

TEMPERATURE   Pay As You Go Is Plan   Truman Asks Two Measures For Defense

Congress Given Budget Preview   Truman Calls in Both Parties’ Leaders

Outline of Big Tax Increase Presented   Pres. Truman Makes Bid for Bi-Partisan Support in Unveiling Pay-As-YouGo Plan to Finance Huge Defense Effort Today.   REPUBLICANS CALLED IN

Truman Outlines Biggest Tax Boost Plans fo Congress   Asks Bi-Partisan Support for ‘’Pay As You Go” Plan

A. Preview Of Big Tax  Program   Truman Maps Propose $16.5 Billion Increase To Bi-partisan Group; Secrecy On Details

‘Quickie’ First Bill Is Expected to Produce 10 Billion in Revenue   Invites GOP to White House Talk   President in Bid for   Bi- Partisan Support Of 163% Billion Levy

Tax Writers Get Outline From The President  Truman Bids For Bi-partisan Help To Gain Passage

—_ — = ee SS i lll —————  Two Bills--One 'Quickie'-- -Call for $16 Billion Jump

President Unveils 2 Proposals   Levy Request Is Largest In U. S. History

Two Measures Estimated Near 16.5 Billion  President Bids for Bi-Partisan Support

Tax Bills For Sixteen And  Half Billions   One of Two as Given President is  Called ‘Quickie’

Truman to Ask 16 Billion of Added Burden   Individuals Will Get 25 Per Cent Increase, Word

Two Bills Asking Biggest U. 8. Levy Boosts Given  Tax Writers by President

President Tells the Bad News   Biggest Tax Increase in History Unveiled Before Demos, Republicans  1614 BILLION BOOST  Jump Contained in Two Bills, One of Them a ‘Quickie’ Measure

LIST PROGRA FOR LAYING OF STONE AT JAIL   Ceremonies To Get Under Way At 2 P. M. Next  Monday

Few Men Know Proper Way to Shave  But Women Have An Even Lower Batting Average

Expert Asserts Few Men and Practically No Women Really Know How to Use a Razor

CANOE CAPSIZES; 2 STUDENTS RESCUED   Roat Crew Members Save Youths From Drowning in Mississipp! River at Si. Louis.

In Plane ‘Cis Found Dead ©   French Search Party Locates Missing Ship in Fountain Area

36 Die In Air Crash   Wreckage Of Burned Flying Boxcar Is Found In France

Fire Destroys ~ Trade Cente!   Damage in St. Paul Blaze Sat ar 21 30D 000

Three LIU Court Stars Are Accused  Sensation:l Gime   Sensational Game Fixing Seandal Hits Another Team

More Players Charged New York Cage Scandal Spreads To L.I.U. Team

Three LIU Cage Stars Accused In Fix Scandal  Charge Trio Accepted Bribe To Throw Game With Kansas State’

Cage Scandal Spreads fo 2nd Team in East  Three LIU Caaers   Three LIU Cagers Admit Accepting Bribes to Fix Scores

Long Island U. Trio Arrested InNew York   Admit Arranging To Lose Contest’ With Kansas State

State Taxes Limited By Constitution   Pa. Legislature’s Quest For New Levies Is Sorely  Curbed by Laws

Iran Prepares To Take Over British Firm   Bitter Parliament Told Forces Will Protect  Wee Bee Bla:

EVEN HST’S CABINET DECIDES SANTA IS OKAY  Holiday Spirit Starts Taking Hold Over Nation, Tinned With Stories Of H2arfaches, Happiness

Tragedy Mars Yuletide News   But Many Happy Incidents Attest Holiday Joys

 Heart-Warming Stories of Christmas Season Come to Light Along With Some Heartaches

Christmas Spirit Nises  Cverywnere  Humor. Pathos Mark Yule Season

Police Tag Parking Violators With Holiday Greeting ( ‘ards: Boy Finds Real Santa Claus

Holiday Spi Stars Taking Hold t ver Nafion Tinced With Stories Of Heartaches, Happiness

Christmas Spirit Again Pervades U. S.,_ Bringing Stories, Some Happy, Some Sad

Bookie Gross  Is Indicted   Criminal Contempt Charged In Refusal

California, Ohio State Upset But Top Leaders Cling To Victory Road

The Gridiron Picture California Falls;   Michigan State,  Tennessee Win

Move to Speed Flow of Mail to Eastern Kansas   Postmaster General Plans Use of Planes And Trucks West From Kansas Tl+u

GEN. MacARTHUR AGAIN. ASKS BIG QUESTION BUT WON'T RECEIVE ANSWER

Disabled Aid Up, Age Aid Down   State Welfare Reports Increase, Decrease

PENITEIN GUIDEPOSTS  ~ Faith Helped Sono of Slave  Gain Southern Acclaim

Truman Works on Budget Message After Restful Observance of Christmas

Gloomy Skies For Kansas   Forecaster Sees Dreary Weather Ahead In State

Coaches Piled Up In Snow At Trenton, Mich.  Dead Include Two Women And Baby

5 Cars of N.Y. C Express Leave Rails at Detroit   Rescuers Work For Hours in Deep Snow And Heavy Fog

Three Killed As Five Rail  Cars Pile Up  Two Women, Infant   Two Women, Infant Die, More Than 30 Hart In Derailment

Cincinnati-Bound De cecemeone <3 Aesth. eal  2 Women, Child Die, 30 Hurt: Train Is Derailed

Three Die In N.Y.C. Wreck Near Detroit   Two Women, Baby Crushed, 30 Injured When Train Derails

Three Killed, Over 30 Hur   Two Women and Infant Are Victims of Train Wreck West of Detroit.

3 Die, 30 Hurt In Rail Wreck Near Detroit   3 Cars Jump Track As Passenger Train Battles Foe, Snow

U.S. Faced With  Moral Defeat in Korean Situation   MacArthur Says U. S. Must Fight to - Final Victory

PIKE INTERCHANGE WILL OPEN TONIGHT   Gettysburg Road Entrance To State Toll Road To Be Placed In Use Minute After Midnight

Flood Waters Receding in Three Sectors   Golf Champion Drowns In lowa As Auto Is Swept Off Highway

Floodwaters Recede After Creating Heavy Damage In Low-Lying Sections

Rampaging Floodwaters Drop After Causing Great Damage to Farmlands and Highways

Three Dead, Thousands Homeless from Floods   Churning Waters Recede in New Jersey, South and Midwest Areas

Floodwaters In Deep South: lowa New Jersey Fall.  At Least Three» Persons Are:Known  “Drownina Victims

Floodwaters in Various Sectors Receding Today  Caused Great Damage To Farmlands, Home:

Churning Waters in Nation Recede   Rampaging Floodwaters In South, lowa And New’ Jersey Are Costly

Floods Recede, Damages Moun   Deep South, lovee, New Jersey Are Hit

Flood Situation Easing in South  1,000 Families Quit New Jersey Homes

U.S. Must Stand Firm In Pacitic Dewey Report:   N.Y. Governor Tells Truman Far East World’s ‘Critical Ared@

Federal Jury Indicts N.Y. ‘Peace’ Center  Bureau Is Cited Ae Eanratmnnm Anant:      Bureau Is Cited As Foreign Agent; 5 Officers Accused

U.S. Indicts Peace Center  In New York   StockholmPetition AgencyProsecuted   5 Individuals Also Accused Of Failing To Register As Foreign Agents

Indict ‘Peace Information Center’ Today   Accused of Not Registering as Foreign Agent

‘Peace Center’. Is Indicted for Nof Registering  5 Officers of New York Sponsor of Stockholm Appeal Are Cited

OPONSORS OF PETITION FOR ENDING WAR   Red Group Charged with Not ” Registering as a Foreign Agent.

U.S, INDICTS PEACE CENTER    Not Registered as Foreign  Agent, Charge.

Peace Center Faces Charges   Failed to Register As a Foreign Agent

Indict ‘Peace  Info Center’  Chief Sponsor Of Stockholm Peace Petition Charaed

eral Grand Jury Strikes Against Chief U.S. Sponsor ‘Stockholm Peace Petition

Ridgway to Work on  Korean Cease-Fire   Government Sends Instructions to UN Commander—Plans Are Kept Secret —Must Gause Communist Reaction

Whether UN Commander Has Actually Been Authorized To Make Peace Is In Doubt

Officials Silent On What They Contain   Have Support of All 16 United Nations with Fighting Forces in Korea; Lovett Warne Against Any Relaxction

China Going Through Severe Crisis At Home; War Casualties Enormous

U.S. Speeds Top Trouble Shooter To Dock Strike   Spreading. Wildcat Walkout Is Choking East Coast Shipping

Dock Walkout! Spreads; U. 5. Seeks Peace   CIO Seamen Threaten Te Idle Ships All Along Atlantic

Top Mediator On Hand to Act In Dock Strike  CIO Backs Revolt With $11 Million Caran Tind IIn

Dockers Snarl East Shipping   Federal Trouble Shooter Wispetoc tac Nine Vewk

New York Doel Strike Draws Top Mediator   Will Try to Reach Settlement; Action May Idle Big Liners

DOCK STRIKE TIES UP ARMY SUPPLIES   WILDCAT WALKOUT IN NEW YORK SPREADS TO BOSTON AND ALBANY.

Top Mediator On Hand fo Act In Dock Strike   ClO Backs Revolt  With su Million  Firman TFttaAa

Top ‘U.S. Mediator Seeks To End Crippling East Coast Dock Strike

Air Force Aids Flood  Victims   Kansas Is Like Huge Lake; Over 60,000 Homeless

United States Proposes Bombing Manchuriar Bases If Reds Launch Major Air Attacks

If Reds Launch Air Attacks U. S. Proposes Bombing Of Bases in Manchuria

US. Proposes Bombing Red Bases in China   lf Communists Oper Air Attacks on U.N Forces in Korea

Propose Bombing Of Red Bases If Chinese Launch Air War Against Allies

U.§. Proposes Bombing Bases   Bombing Conditioned Gn Red Air Attacks.

U. §. Proposes  Bombing Of Red  Manchuria Base Move Te Depend On  Chinese Air Attacks;  Bie Pol reetkrare ber EPA

07 MILES IN FIVE DAYS   U. N. Yields All Footholds North of Border in West; Holds Reservoir in East.   MUNSAN FALLS TO RED TROOPS   Chinese Swarm Into City Where Yank Paratroopers Landed, Only 21  Miles From Seoul.   U.S. Ready to © Bomb Chinese

US. Backed On Bombing China Bases   No Dissent Raised By 13 Allies to  Provisional Policy

U. 5. MAY BOMB CHINA'S BASES   Proposes That Action Be fore U. N. If Heavy Air Attacks Opened

THEME OF ‘JUST WAR’ REVIVED IN RUSSIA   Subject Usually Brought Up at Time of Critical Juncture in Soviet History.

Air Attack  Rehearsal Stills N.Y.   Millions Take Shelter Traffic Freezes in Citywide Drill.

New York City Prepares Grimly For Possible Sneak Atomic Air Attack

LARGEST CITY  STANDS oTILL IN AAD Tea]   New York Public, Participates in. Grim Drill for Future.

N.Y.Comes To Stop in Firs Bio Raid Alert   8,500,000 Go to Shelter: in Semisurprise Warning

ATOMIC AIR RAID TEST STAGED 8 500,000 New Yorkers, Visitors Take Part In-Grim Drill Today

Guard Units and Reserve: Recently Recalled Would Fall Under Plan

City Cut Off, Airplane Says  Damage Heavy   Ships Capsize in Port, Anxiety Felt for Film Stars There

ee  Jamaica Raked  By Hurricane Air Survey Shows —  Damaae In Kinaston

Airman Radios Report , Tropical Storm Rakes Kingster Sinking Ships, Damaging City

\Most Schools Keep Eye On Exams; [Report Few Cheaters During Tests

Villiams Jabs Brake over Investments; Bipartisan Co-operation Getting Boring

POLICE SEEK ‘CLUE TO THEFT AT RADIO CO   Building Supplies Stolen _ After Watchman Goes Off Duty

Missing Girls Found in lowa  St. Paul Sisters Located at Mason City

Three Killed As Plane Hits Small Cottage   21 Airmen Killed In Crash on Way To Funeral Service

Bomber Hit: Home, Kills  3 Persons   Abandoned Plane Hit: Suburban Cottage In Washington

B-25 Crashes Into Home In Washington, Killing 3   Seek Clues To California Crash Which Killed 22

Abandoned Plane Grashes, Kills 3   Two-Engine Bomber Hit: Suburban Home, Killing 2 Girls, Man; Injures 3

New Revenues For State Under Levy Before Fine  Governor to Act On Law to Close  a, Ae a ee ee ae

Corporate Revenue Is” Hiked by Plan   $15 Million Boost May be Realized By Pennsylvania From Aupetval of Measure

Duff Declares Defense Cost Is Up To Areas   Governor Grimly Tells Emergency-Mindec Assembly That Local Communities Must Bear Biggest Load For Protection

Local Job, Duff Tells Legislature .  Warns Federal, StateGovernment Cannot Handle

Duff Declares Civil Defense Is Local Matte:  Governor Grim as He

Beef Violators Being Probed By Federal Agents   Indicate Cattle Industry May Be Yielding In Fight Against Rollbacks; Stockyard Marketing Picks Up: Delay Ceiling Posting

OPS Lines Up Beef Black Marketeers For Prosecution   Justice Department Is Given “Several Pretty Bad Cases’ Involving Curb Violations

FBI To Check ‘Bad’ Cases of Beef Violation   Price Officials Keep Close Watch on 12 Major U.S. Markets

JAPS UNDER RED CONTROL IN SAME AREA   Gen. Marshall Tells of Russia Power Concentrations Near War Theatre.

Ford Frick To Explain Ball Setup   Congress Wants to Know Game’s Relation to Trust Laws,

900 Well-Wishers From Harrisburg Wilt See Duff Take Oath of Office Thursday

Obtained Help of Democrats in Selling Jobs   McClellan Stresses Committee Assistanc: to Mississippi Group

JOB SELLING IN MISSISSIPPI. INVESTIGATED   Democrot Committee and Pro Trumanites Accused by gh Senatse. ‘

Demos Accused Of Selling Jobs   ‘Pro-Trumans. Deny Charge By Senator

Democratic Commiftee In Job Probe   Sen. McClellan Hurls Charges At Party Officials

Says Democratic Party Had Hand in Job Selling   Arkansas Senator Hits Higher-Ups in Probe of Corruption

Senator Says National Democratic Committee Involved In Job Selling

Democratic National Committee Hit  In Probe Of Mississippi Job Sales

Churchill To Call Soon  On Truman   His Election In England May Also Herald Conference With Stalin

CHURCHILL TO SEEK TALKS BY WEST, STALIN   Expect Him te Ask Early Meeting With President Truman

Churchill May Seek Meeting   Experts Think He'll Press for Session With Truman, Stalir

Early Meeting With Truman Speculated  Churchill Expected Also To Press For Tolks With Stalin

Churchill Expected to Seek Early Meeting With Truman; Also May Press for Conference Of Western Leaders With Soviet Premier Stalin   Federal Tax Collector Describe: Lucrative Sideline Activities In Explaining Income Tax Dispute

New Premier May Press for Big 3 Session   Tories Face Action In Iran Oil Crisis; Task May Be Eased

Churchill May Seek Meeting With Truman   One of First Issues for Vital Decision Is Iranian Oil Crisis

Churchill Expected to Seek Early Meeting With Truman; Also May Press for Conference Of Western Leaders With Soviet Premier Stalin

Local Man, 36, Dies of Injuries  O. H. Foreman Succumb   O. H. Foreman Succumb: Today From Injuries Suffered in Fall, Sat.

Diver Directs His Own Rescue   Uses Auto Jacks To Lift Iron Bars That  Pinned Him Down

Directs Own Rescue Trapped Diver Saves Self With Aid of Pair of Jacks

Deep Sea Diver Directs Own ‘Rescue From Floor of Ocean   Uses Auto Jacks to Get Free of Bars

Rescue Diver Trapped Five Hours  When Debris Shifts on Sunken Hulk

Pinned in Wreck of Sunken Barge:  Trapped 5 Hours In Icy Seas,  Diver Directs His Own Rescue

City Water Is Safe   Deepsea Diver Calmly Directs Long Efforts To Free Him From Wreckace

Trapped Five Hours In Icy Waters,  Deepsea Diver Directs Qwn Rescue  In Closest Scrape Of His Career

NEEDED COOL HEAD — Diver Trapped Five Hours  Directs His Own Rescue

TRAPPED ALMOST FIVE HOURS Deep Sea Diver Directs Own Rescue From Barge

2 COLD FRONTS KEEP MIDWEST IN WINTERY GRIP   88 DEATHS BLAMED ON COLD WEATHER, 64 IN AUTO WRECKS

‘SEVERE WEATHER IN EAST, MIDWEST   Winter Death Toll in Nation Climbs to 88: Snow  in Kansas   DOWN FROM CANADA

Co'd Wave Causes 88 Deaths in the Fast and Midwest   Sub-Zero Weather Into Iowa as Temperature Records Are Broken.

129 Fatalities Attributed to Cold and Snow  Soo Locks Slowed By New Record Low

Death Toll In Snow and  Cold Hits 88   Temperatures Continue Fall to Record Lows For This Early.

Mile-a-Minute Winds Lash Big Area in Midwes   Temperature Due To Rise Here After 2-Day Friaid Spell

Frigid Weather Keens Firm Grin On US   Death Toll Mounts To 88; Temperature Records Shattered

WINTRY BLASTS BRING RECORD LOWS: 129 DI   Arctic Cold Fronts Smash Down With Orie-Two Punch

Cold Wave Death Toll Reaches 88   Temperatures E Below Zero In Wisconsin, N. Dakota

Weather Toll To 88 in US   2 Arctic Fronts Strike Kast, Leaving levy Highways

Cold and Snow Send Weather Death: Toll to 8   Winter Goes Into High Gear Weeks Ahead of Schedule

Senate Bill for 2-Year Drivers Licenses Bought on Holders Birthdays Is Sianed by Bonner

Senate Bill for 2-Year Drivers’ Licenses Bought on Holders Birthdays {s Sianed by Bonner   Army May Need 2 Additional Guard Divisions

RFC Hot Seat Shared With Politics Foe   Republican Chairman Denies Influence For Loan

ee Is Expendable,  Say Republicans   GOP Chairman Squirms on Same RFC Hot Seat As Bovie — --——-

Ouster Of Guy Gabrielson Is Asked By Some   National Republican Party Head Asked For Loan Extension; Case Hurt:  GOP Campaign

Move Started To Oust Guy Gabrielson   Six GOP Solons Put Chairman On REC Hot Seat

GABRIELSON ON THE HOOK   Republican Senators Lead ‘Attack On Chairman Of G.O.P.

Dump Gabrielson Gaining Support In GOP Ranks   Probe of Republican Chairman's Dealings With RFC Wanted

Gabrielson Hit By Republicans For RFC Deals   Denounced in Senate For Representing Hydrocol Company

Jones Plugs For Mexican  Labor Bill   Election Set For Vote on Liquor By Drink Sale

N. 0. Cotton   Soybeans   Cotton Farmers Need Mexican abor, Missourian Tells House

Truman's Guard Kept On Alert  Secret Service Men Swim With President

Train Jumps Track, Rams Monon Depot   Engineer Killed, Six Hurt in Unusual Rail Mishap; Depot Demolished by Diesel Units.

Cause of Monon  Wreck Is Probed   Head Engineer killed Six Hurt When Train Hits Curve Too Fast

PEERLESS BUSES CONTINUE TO OPERATE; 100,000  PASSENGERS SEEK RIDES

Seven, Western-States Affected by Strike of Greyhound Bus Drivers

Very Important Notice On Annual School Elections   By: CHARLES H. TYE, County Superintendent

Scranton Woman Describes How It Seems  To See Again After 11 Years of Darkness

Scranton Woman Tells How It Feels to Regain Eyesight After Il Y ears   By MRS. MARY CERRA as told, to GEORGE E. CLARK, of the SORANTONW TIMES

Public to Hear M’‘Arthur Ofter  He’ll Make as Many Speeches as Possible

California Sets Stage In Attempt To Execute Cook  Authorities to Seek Death Penalty For Murder of Dewey

Will Seek Death Penalty for Mass Slayer at Imperial County Trial

Story Of Valor. Of First U.S. Marines Is Told  Censors Let AP Writer File Details Of Gallant Stand

Marines, Commonwealth Troops Out-Slug Chinese Hordes and Blunt Drive

Heroic Fighting of U.S. Marines, U.N. Allie: Against Red Drive Released by Censors

Soldier, Listed as Red Prisoner, Is Relaxing  at Gardena, Cal., Home

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Senator Lodge Accuses U. S. of “Tragic Inadequacy”

Hartford, A&P Head, Drops Dead   Built Chain Food Store Business Into Mass Operation.

J. A. Hartford, A&P Head, Die  Food Chain Operator Stricken in Elevator

FOOD STORE CHAIRMAN DIES   John Hartford, A. & P Boss, Suffers Heart Attack On Elevator

John A. Hartford, A-P Head, Is Dead   Grocery Chain Chairman Dies From Attack

Safe Conducts Guaranteed To Parley Groups  Formal Armistice Parley Is Expected To Beain Tuesday

GROUND ACTION ALMOST ENDED ON THE FRONT   Red Delegation Arriving First At Parley Site

General Bitterly Charges Appeasement on Battlefield In Address to Legislature

General MacArthur Tells Texas Audience American Foreign Policy Is Dictated From Abroad

U. $. Foreign Policy Appears To Be Dictafed from Abroad, Fear of Others Says MacArthu

New Bills Introduced In Ohio Assembly  Place Importance On Defense Measures

Ohio GOP To Take Good Look At New Bills   Republicans Lean Toward Retention Of 2-Tag Auto Plate Plan

Many New Bills Offered Proposal for Single Auto Tag Hits Snag in Ohio Legislature

A day: that ¢ a grateful ‘nation pays homage to: its saldier dead.  A day on which we, the living, can enjoy the freshness and beauty of spring in our free land of America.  A day to give thanks for our blessings. and remember a sacred trust.   TICKETS ON SALE FOR ALUMNI BANOUET JUNE 1

 Predicts Flatly That 1952 Will See No Wife of Public Official in a Fur Coat

Hal Boyle Asks cone  What's in Store for You in Nineteen Fifty-Two?

‘Puge 12, See. !! Lubbock, (Texas), Evening Journal, Tharsday, Dec. 27,195  Button Down Storm Cellar, Boyle Says After Peck Into Crystal Bali  ‘Dizzy Year Is Ahead, Writer Warns

Auto Freeze Extension Considered  Use Of Rubber In 40,000 Civilians Benducte Limited

Hundreds Flee Flood Waters      Missouri Overflows; Damage Mounts

Watches Fight After Slaying   Hangs His Daughter, Sees Boxing on TV

Badman Boasts He ll Beat Rap  Killer Of 5 Awaits Oklahoma Hearing

Cook Says He Will Beat Rap  s* 2. ae  *¢ Str   Confessed Killer Now in Jail at Oklahoma City

Cook Again Is Defiant   Fellow Prisoners Say He Is Determined To ‘Beat Ran Some Way

THOUSANDS WATCH RETURNS IN LONDON   Throng Gathers in Trafalgar Square, Sings “Home on the. Range” and Cheers Winners,

Expect Toll ToRiseln ° Philippines   20 People Are Reported To Be Hurt Seriously

Volcano Erupts; 141 Bodies Feund   Philippine Island Showered With Hot Ash, Rocks: Toll May Mount

Casualty List On Philippine Isle May Rise Higher   Mount Hibok Hibok Roars Like An Atomic Blast; Navy Ships Alerted Ror Evacuation Of Inhabitants

Witnesses Say Eruption is Like ae Blast  ny acua tion o  Titrtereusen baleen   Evacuation of Camigain Island Ordered if Necessary

Philippine Island Toll May Mount   Rescue Workers Battle Blinding Ash and Heat

CHUPTION a COMPARED TO ATOM BLAST   High Death Toll Predicted; Mt. Hibok-Hibok Blows  Ton in Philinninoe

Increase Is Forecast in Death Total   Mt. Hibok Hibok Stage: Rampage on “Camiguin South of Leyte.

Eruption Like Giant  Atom Blast   Disaster Wipes Out Town; More Deaths Feared

Chinese Open Dam In Attempt To Halt Drive  Not Enough Water Released To Stop

War Or Nat? Suit Reguires Answer   Double Indemnity Asked For GPs Death

Trainmen Close To Settlement In Wage Dispute  Special Session Summoned By Mediation Board

NEW FIGHTING IN NEAR EAST   UN Cease-Fire Order I: Shattered By Heavy Artillery Fire

Committee Rejects Motion For Congress Authority Over Troops to Europe

Court To View Plea Of Nazis   Seven Executions Had Been Slated Today

‘A-Bomb Korea, Brooks Urges   ‘If Talks Are Ended, U.S. Should Use All Weapons,’ He Says

CITY MANAGER BiLL OFFERED IN LEGISLATURE   Manager Would Enforce Laws, Council and Mayor Hold Power.

A-Blast Cracks Store Windows In Nevada City   Flash Seen 75 Miles Away; Soldiers In Field To Test Force Of Explosion

A-Test Blast Breaks Glass In Las Vegas   Operation Desert Fox Gets Underwoy

Explosion Cracks Windows at Las Vegas, 75 Miles Away. No More Similar Experiments Planned.

Dave Koslo Holds Yankees While Giants Take Opener  Theft of Home Base Goes for Naught When

Koslo Pitches 5-1 Victory in Upset   Alvin Dark, Monte [Irvin Star at Bat Before 65,673 Baseball Fans

Tough Policy At Start May Have Prevented Breakdown Of Korean Armistice Conference

UN Officials Gain Lesson — From Kaesong   Tougher Policy From Start Might Have Forestalled Crisis

‘Dog-Tired Yank Infantrymen ‘Move on Last Red-Held Peal   Second Division Fighting Fierce Battle. with Reds

U. N. Troops Move Forward Slowly in Fastern Korea   Near Last Red-Held Peak on Heartbreak Ridge: Red Resistance Strong.

Troops Near Top of Last Enemy Peak   Commie Grenades, Machinegun Fire Pours Down From  High Red Bunkers

Thin Line of American Infantrymer Edging Toward Top of Last Red Peak on Heartbreak Ridge

Infantry Pushes Near Peak Top   Another Ridge Battle Flares As Reds Toss Heavy Artillery Fire

Doughboys Edge Toward Top of Peak   Fight on Craggy Heartbreak Ridge

REDS ON RIDGE POUR HEAVY FIRE AT ATTACKERS   2ND DIVISION TROOPS 200 YARDS FROM TOP OF LAST BIG RIDGE

Reds Fiercely Resist Advance   U.N. Troops Inch Toward Last Peak of Heartbreak Ridae

YANKS EDGE TOWARD TOP OF RED HILL   Doughboys 200 Yards From Summit of Last Enemy-Held Hili on Heartbreak Ridge.

G. I.’s Reported Within 200 Yards  Ot Last Red-Held Peak On Heartbreak

Infantrymen Edge Toward Top Of Ridge   Fight For Last Red-Held Peak On Heartbreak

Weary Infantry Nears Last Peak Of Craggy Ridge   Kim 1 Sung’s Hill Threstened in West

Reds Pour Machinegun Fire And Grenades From Hills As 2nd Division Fights On

Fight to Get Last Crag of Korea Ridge   Fire Pours Down From Red Bunkers On Yank Infantry

Gls Nearing Final Ridge   American Soldiers Draw Close to Goal On “Heartbreak”’

Capehart Would Vote War on China Favors Abandoning UN as Failure

Grandmother Has Pneumonia But the Grandson Worries Her   Bobby Sunders Is Ill With Cerebrai Palsy

Rainmaking Deadline Near  ‘Hidalgo, Starr Counties Told   D. B. Dunkin Warns Cameron And Willacy May Go Into Rainmaking Contract Alone

‘Cameron And Willac vy Will Try Rain Increase Alone If Hidalgo And Starr Don’t Raise Cash

White House’s ‘Motive’ Stirs Probing Body   Move To ‘Shut Up’ Cemmittee Charged; New Quizzing Hintec

Sen. Fulbright Unhappy Over Alleged Effort to Halt RFC Investigation

Soviet Spurns Appeal In UN  For Disarming   Vishinsky Asserts West Bloc Proposal Does Not Fill Bill

Ground Party Reaches Plane On Mounfain   Three Women and 13-Year-Old Girl Included in Dead

Rescuers Reach Plane Wreckage, 22 Persons Dead  Twelve Military Personnel Among Passengers Killed

Blast Sends Lava Across  Large Area   Resene Workers Fear, Death Toll May Rise Sharply

Hof Ashes Raining on Philippines   Rescue Workers, Supplies Rushed To Stricken Isle

Philippine Death Toll To Be Higher  Makeshift Hospital Set Up to Give Aid . To Scores Inivred

Filipinos Hit by Hot Ashes   Hibok Hibok Spouts Fire, Lava Without Warning Monday

Eruption Hits Pacific Island. In Philippines   Toll Still Growing As Relief Speeds By Sea and Air

LLL TN ES TT LT A TT  141 Philippine Villagers Die As Volcano Spews Hot Ash

141 Known Dead In Philippine Volcano   Half Dozen Towns Buried Under Molten Lava

Volcano Kruption. Kills 14]   Toll Mounts Hourly And Rescue Workers Fear Casualties May Reach Many Hundred

Hundreds May Be Dead in Red Hot Ash— Volcano Explodes on Philippine Islanc

141 Known Dead; Toll Rises Hourly In Philippines  Settlements are Covered by Lava Eram HWHihknk Hihak

141 Known Dead on —  Camiguin —   Blast Resembles -  Atomic Explosion, Help Being Rushed

Fear Death Toll Likely To Reach Several Hundred   Streams Of Lava, Red Hot Ash Cover Half _ A Dozen Settlements In Central’ Areas Of Philippines; Red Cross Reports Toll  Is Growing Larger By The Hour

Death Toll May Reach Several Hundred Lives   Island Volcano Suddenly Explodes With Atomic-Like Mushroom Of Lava

Ten Villages in Philippines Believed Destroyed — Lava and Hot Ashes Fall Across Wide Area,   TERROR-STRICKEN RESIDENTS IN) FLIGHT   Intense Heat and Fumes Im. pede Rescue Work—Bodies of Humans and Animals Litter Roads,

Voleano Toll In Philippines  May Be High At Least 111  Villagers Die

Volcanic Blast Takes 114 Lives In Philippines  Mountain Blew Un   Mountain Blew Up Like an Atom Bomb

—VOLCANO— Settlements Destroyed By Lava, Ashes  ; U, S. Rushes Aid Te * Stricken Island

[HOT ASH AND LAVA SPREAD OVER ISLAND   Noxious Fumes Hamper Work Of Rescuers

Toll Of Camiguin Island Eruption May Climb   Voleano Kills 141 Filipinos

10 Villages Reported _ Destroyed   Known Deaths 146 As Hibok Hibok Erupts On Camiguin

Central Philippines Natives Buried Under  Tons of Lava, Ashes   Ship Captain Reports Eru ption Looked  Like Atomic Blast From Distance; Heat, ‘Fumes Reduce Rescue Work To Minimum.

" Six Settlements Covered—  Volcano Eruption In  'Philippines Kills 14!

Philippines Death Toll May Mount  Smoking Ashes Cover Half Dozen Settlements

Authorities Fear Toll May Reach Several Hundred   Say Hot Ash Spread Over Half Dozen Crossroads, Clusters Of Dwellings

Report Toll May Climb To Hundreds  Four Square Miles of  blend Covered With Red Hor Ashes

Volcano Death Toll Mounting   Estimates Run As High As 2,000 Killed tn Hibok Hibok Eruption

Likened — To Atomic Explosion.  Filipinos Send. Qut Call For Aid

Hundreds Trapped  In Ruins   Seven Towns Burned Or Buried Under Smoking Ashes

BLAST OCCURS IN CENTRAL PHILIPPINES   Hibok Hibok Blows Its Top Like Atomic Explosion      Limited By Fumes, Hot Ash And Lava Streams; Count 141 Known Dead

HUGE DEATH TOLL   Hundreds Feared Dead in Eruption of Philippines Volcano

14] Are Known Dead on Island After Eruption   Hundreds Listed Missing Hours After Disasters Srnpnhies PMinieitels

Hundreds Still Missing And Believed Buried By ‘Lava And Smoking Ashes   146 Bodies Found Along Outer Fringe Of Six Square Mile Area Hit Heaviest By Sudden Explosion Of Hibok Hibok

1141 Die as Volcano Buries ‘Villages in. Ashes and Lava   Map on Pace 2

Casualty List May Soar Into Hundreds   Four Square Miles Of Island Are Covered by Ashes

Final Toll May Reach Several Hun_ dred. Hibok Hibok Erupts Stream of Lava on Six Villages. -

MORE FEARE BURIED UNDER SMOKING ASH   Seismologist Not Certain Action Is Completed

CASUALTY TOLL GROWING FAST; AID IS RUSHED   ATOM-LIKE BLAST SPEWS SMOKING ASH, STREAMS OF LAVA

Toll Expected To Go Higher  On Camiguin   Volcano Erupts, Lava Covers Villages On Philippines Island

Volcano Kills At Least 14l   Philippine Eruptions Pour Red-Hot Ashes Aind Streams Of Lava Down On Villagers

Bodies Buried Beneath Ashes Of Hibok Hibok  Help Being Rushed To Stricken Area

Casualty Toll May Run Into The Hundreds   Plasma And Medica! Aid Called For By Red Cross

Whole Village Buried Under Smoking Ashes   Newsmen Report It Appears From - Distance That All Persons There Are Dead; Heat Too Intense for Digging Yet.

FEAR TOLL 10 REACH HUNDREDS; ASHES BURN VICTIMS TO DEATH   Red Cross Reports Growing Casualty Figures; Volcano Blows Top Like Atomic Explor*oa

Rescue Workers Claw Frantically in Ashes That Cover Half-Dozen Settlements tn Area

Casualty Total May Be Higher Scores Of Burned Are Treated At Hospitals

Mighty Hibok Hibok Blows Its Top Without Warning; Thousands Flee in Terror

Mighty Blast Buries Villages in Hot Ashes   Toll Soars While Rescuers Search in Smoking Ruins

Rescue Workers  Claw Frantically InRed-HotAshes   Figure of Death Toll Is Reported Growing Hourly; Scores of Filipinos Are Burned By Streams of Lava; Blast Ils Like A-Bomb

Casualty List May Soar Into Hundreds  Four Square Miles Cy lelened Area   Four Square Miles Of Island Are Covered by Ashes

Rescue Workers Expect Casualty Toll To Climb   Red Hot Ashes Cover Four Square Miles Of Camiguin Island

Anxious Families Waiting for News   TRUCE STILL DEADLOCKED  List Leaves Fate  Of Many in Doubt

GENERAL DEAN HELD CAPTIVE   :24th Division Commander Interned At Pyongyang Camp

General Dean Red Captive; Kermit And Charleston  Servicemen Held

Maj. Gen. Dean’s Name Listed by Reds Among 3,198 American War Prisoners

Truce Talks At Stalemate   Subcommittees Meet Te Reach December 27 ' Deadline In Korea

Truce Parleys Still Bogged Despile Action  Supervi n Meet Again at Pan nmunjon

Maj.-ven. Dean Listed by Reds As Being Held  - Defense Officials ‘Doubt Accuracy ; Of Foes‘ Data

U.S. Promises Complete List Within 2 Days   Officials Warn Relatives Of Possible Mistakes  Tie: ives Fi sees ae

Thousands Await Release of Names   Quick Clearance of All Data Promised; ‘Can‘t Vouch for Accuracy,’ Kin Warnec

Prisoner List Seems Far Short   No Indication Release Will Speed Up Armistice Talks.

3,198 Americans Are _ Included In Report; — Dean Among Survivors   Allied Officials Are Skeptical About Accuracy of Lists, Believe They.. May Be Padded With Fake Names

Taft Claims  Smears Used   25 GOP Senators Issue Charge, Pledge Fight For Free Speech

Babs’ Hubby Wants Three Million Dollars; His Lawyer Files ‘Double Whammy’ Action

French Trawlers Collide: 12 Die   One Vessel Sinks; Search Continues

FORMER SCHOOL HEAD MAY GET CHECK TODAY   Telephone Threats Reported By Acting Superintendent Veneklasen

Wolfe Accepts  $18,666   Acting St. Joe School Chief Gets Threats

Carlson Is For Flood Bill Speed   Urges Congress To Rush Emergency Relief Program Sent by Truman

Urges Congress To Speed Action  Sen. Carlson Says 20,000 Persons Might Be Home less in Winter FLOOD INSURANCE PLAN  Truman Admits $400 Mil lion Program.Big, But So Was Flood   FLOOD INSURANCE PLAN

Carlson Requests Congress to Speed President's Bill. .   Says Thousands  Face Homeless Winter Unless Emergency Measure is Enarted

Sen. Carlson Says 20,000 Persons Might Be Home less in Winter   FLOOD INSURANCE PLAN   Truman Admits $400 Million Program Big, But So Was Flood

Insist On Speed For Relief Fund   Steps Taken For Allotment of Sum Of $400,000,000

Congress Urged To Speed Flood Relief Program   Carlson Asks Action On Truman Proposal

Eric Johnston Installed at Once To Succeed Him  Swift Change-Over Announced at White

Truman Fires Economic Chief   Almost Certain Coal Price Hike ‘Confronts Economic Stabilizers

Fric Johnston, Movie Czar, is Named to Post   Valentine Quits Because of Differences On Overall Controls

ESA Head Fired:  Johnston Named Valentine Thought Slow In Creating Control Plan

Eric Johnston Is Appointed As Successor   Alan Valentine ‘Resigns His Position’. in) Row .Over Prices ‘and Wage- Controls

Australia Picks New Parliament  Coalition Government Safe In Election

Iran Fanaties Assert Others Will Be Killed   Police Patrol Streets For Funeral Of Assassinated Premier Razmara

Tennessean Kills  20 Reds In Korea   S. C. Warehouse Group To Secede From Bright Belt

Coal District Senator Loses  Mining Battle   Lane Wanted Code Banning Removal Of Underground Supports

Senate Votes To Amend Mine Support Code   Amendment To Remove Prohibition Against Mine Supports Under Public Buildings Passes Senate   LANE FOUGHT TO i RETAIN AMENDMENT

CARD POLICE DISPERSE MOB WITH TEAR GAG   Train Traffic Cut as Egypt Refuses to Supply British.

. — EMERGENCY — Police Rout Marchers . In Cairo   TEAR GAS, GUNS HALT STUDENTS

Police Fire Over Heads Of Students   Hurls Tear Gas Bombs to Disperse Anti-British Parade in Cairo*

Anti-British Parade Halted   Police Act to Prevent Violence as Train Traffic in Suez Area Cu’

Train Traftic To Suez Halted   British Foe States Ile May Direct  Underground

Police Fire Over Rioting Crowds In Alexandria,   Reports Say Five Policemen And 20 Demonstrators Hurt

Egyptian Students Rioting Over Pro-British Advisers  Government Closes Universities After  Onthbraale Peatactinn Winn Men bt caA ge

Approach To University Scattered   Egyptians Break Up Demonstration and Keey “Action” Program To. Expel Invaders Secret.

Tense Period In Egypt   Tank-Led British Troops Occupy Vital Canal Zone

Draft Manpower Barrel Scraped   Military Experts Expect Critical Point Before Next July

Army Manpower Needs Becoming More Critical   Draft Of 1812 Group Necessary By July

Favor Permanent State Red Probe   Witnesses Testify At First Open Hearing

Charges Northern Financial Combine Creates Despotic Government in N. C.   Says State Legislature Just a Puppet in Hands of Textile Interests, Power Trusts

$1 For the Best View of the War  Bayonet Fund Benefits From Nosey Hancers-On

Xow Can't Wear Them  ‘Soundless Sounds’ May Kill Smiall Cancers, Clinic Reports

Chronology of Events Leading up to Truman’s “Dismissal of MacArthur

Here Is Chronology of Events Leading To Dismissal of General MacArthur

“Moratorium” Is Sought in Called Session   Republican Secretary Of State Backs Millis In Proposing Welfare Law Delay Until 1953

‘Human Wave’ Within Twenty Miles of Seoul   Allies Trade Land For Death As They Fall Back Slowly

REPORT ENEMY CASUALTIES TOTAL 20,000   Main Offensive Thrust Changed To West Sector

Suspected Killer Of 8 Captued   Bad Man Bill Cook Blames Plight On Christmas .Spvree

‘Slayer of 8 Blames Spree   Bodies of 5 Victims Found in Mine Shaft

Jail Sullen, Sick Gunman In California   Identify Slain Tilinois Family

Missouri Badman Blames Christmas  Spree for Plight   Is Arraigned On Three Federal Charges, Hearing Jan. 29

Sullen And Sick, Desperado Blames All His Trouble On Christmas Spree

Desperado Returned From Mexico. nA ARN RARA ARR RRAATRRRA  Suspected Killer of 8 Surrenders Meekly

Yule Spree Blamed by Killer Cook   Badman Says He ‘Can’ Remember Anything Following Drunk.

Slayer Claims ‘Black Out’ In Wake Of Spree   Desperado Seized. In Mexico To Face Kidnaping Charges

‘Blacked Out’ After Party Badman, Accused of Killing 8 ‘Blames Plicht On Yule Spree

Cook Blames Plight On Christmas Spree: Murder And Kidnaping Charges Ready

Press Murder, Kidnaping Counts...  Sullen and Sick Cook Blames Drunk Sprec

Gun-Toting Badman Blames His Plight on Drinking Spree  Bate emray’ 2 hoa em Mh arena UAltak tdecodace

suspected of 6 Killings  Desperado Is Captured; Bodies of Slain Family Are Found in Old Mine

Cook Blames Killing Sp ree On LongDrunk   Badman Caught In Mex. ico; Bodies Of Victims Found In Shaft

Suspected Of Eight Murders... . Desperado Jailed _ After Long Hunt

‘Bad Maw Cook Arrested in Mexico: Bodies of Missing Family Are Found

Sick, Sullen Desperado Held In California  Jail, Facing Charge Of Murder, Kidnapping

Embezzlement Arrests Grow   Indiana, Pa. Bank Official Charged With Taking $30,000

Extended  Service  For Draftees  To Be Asked Also Considers Request To Raise Age Limit   For Inductees Al... #'1.....°7.... 34

Longer Dratt Service to Be Sought  Hike in Age Limit for Inductees, —

TQ REQUEST STEP-UP OF SERVICE   Age Limit Increase Also Seen for Single, Childless Married Men

Longer Draftee Service Seen  Military May Request Raising Age Limits

New Military Training Plan Expected Soon   Demand Is Made For Complete Review Of Deferment Setup

Plan Higher Draft Age, Longer Term  Promise to Retain Vets’ Exemptions

Will Ask for Longer Term Of Service   May Keep Future Draftees for 27 Month: Instead of 21.

Longer Dratt Service to Be Sought   Hike in Age Limit for Induciees, Also, May Be Asked

Defense Department Seeking Longer Service For Draftees   Age Limit For Inductees To Be Hiked With Protection Plan For Veterans

Play It Safe   Draft Term Extension Is  Being Planned   Defense Department Plans To Ask Congress To Step Up Service To 27 Months; Also To Raise Limit Of Age For Draftees

Longer Service Proposed  Drafting Of Veterans Barred By Committee

Draft Service Period Step Up May Be Asked  Defense Department Seeks 27 Months Tarm (6 Sarvira

Longer Terms  For Draftees To Be Sought   Veterans Excluded in New Proszram for Building Uo Armed Forces

Steps by RFC To Rush Loans In Flood Areas   Emergency Branch Offices Set Up to Meet Situation

Flood Disaster Loan Machinery ls Speeded   Local Banks Allowed to Process Credit Appeals Up to $5,000.

REC Speeds up Its Help for Flood Victims   Disaster Areas Declared In Parts of Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma

Tugboat Strike Halts Shipping   Walkout In Philadelphia Hits Defense Effort

Price-Cutting Has Lost Its Punch   Tags Still Low, But Now Nobody Gets Pushed Through Windows in Rush

Price Cutting Goes on But Knock-Down Retail Store Wars Losing Their Punch

Judge's Rebuke Stymies Attempt To Make Speech   Witness Tells’ McLaughlin That Safe In His Home Holda $7500 In Cash

British Arrive For Oil Talks   Mission to Tehran Finds Explosive Situation

pseme of More Expensive Cuts Will Go Higher  Retail Beef Price Ceilings Effective Today, ‘But Don’t Count on Any General Price Slashins

CEILINGS ON BEE EFFECTIVE TODA\   Little Effect on Retail Prices Seen; June 4 Is Posting Date

Beef Curbs Mean Scant Relief Now   Price Ceilings Go Into Effect Today But Officials Expect Little Chance

Beef Lids On Today   Some Prices Higher, Some Lower, and Some Unchanved Under Law

BEEF CEILINGS NOW IN EFFECT   Retail Prices Unde:  Government Control

MEAT PRICE CUT:   No General Price Slash-Some Beef Prices Higher   CEILINGS ALLOW BOOSTS FOR EXPENSIVE CUTS CHEAPER CUTS TO GO DOWN IN PRICE

—PRICES— New Meat Ceilings — Start Today  Some Cuts Will Cost More Now

Retail Beef Ceilings Effective Today; Bringing No Noticeable Cuts in Prices

Retail Beef Regulations  Ready Now   But Housewives Won't Notice Any Lower Price Soon

IN 300,000 OUTLETS  Beef Retail Ceiling Price: Go Into Effeet Today

Price Schedule is Put on Beef   Tags on Some Cuts Are Up, Others Down

Consumer Price Slashing Unlikely As Result of New Retail Ceilings on Beef

NEW MEAT PRICE EFFECTIVE TODAY   Lowered Cost of Cheaper Cuts Offset Here by Increases on High Grade Beef

Beef Ceilings Not Expected To Cut Prices   Become Effective In US Today, But Costs Will Not Be Lowered

Ceiling Prices  ‘NoChangeSeer   Little Change in Cost to Consumer Seen Until June

Beef Controls fo Go on Today in Retail Shops   But Little Change in Prices Expected Until August Rollback

Refail Beef Price Curb Is In Force   Few Immediate Reductions in Cost Expected

No General Drop In Beef Prices Seen   Some Costs Will Be Higher Under New Schedule

New Beef Price Ceiling Goes In EffectBut General Price Reductions Unlikely

Retail Price Ceilings for Beef Go Into Effect Today But Few Actual Reductions Expected

Retail Price Lid amped On Beef Cuts   Order Effective Today Sets Mark-U p Scale; Chances to Be Mixed

Mixed Result Seen On Meat Price Order   Rollback To Bring Higher, Lower And IInchanved Costs

No Price Slashing in Pampa: Beef Price Ceiling Is Effective Today

Retail Ceilings On Beef Prices Go Into Effect  Porterhouse, Sirloin Costs May Go Up, Hamburg to Drop

Some Meat Prices Down, Others Up, In Markets Today   Consumers Likely Will Pay More  For Expensive Cuts Under New Rules

Ceiling Prices Reds Expand On Beef Sales Bridaehead on Go Into Effect Central Front

Beef Ceilings in Effect But No Price Cut  No Prices Posted Until June 4. -

Retail Price Ceilings On Beef Go nto Effect; No Big Changes Seen

Ceilings Start Today On Beef Retail Prices   New Standards Allow Advances On Prices  Of Several Articles

Retail Beef Price Ceiling Effective  Today -But Not All Costs Are Lower

Stores Will Selt Beef Cuts Today At Ceiling Prices   Doesn't Mean Lower Cost To Housewife   Dealers To Post Prices   Roliback Due August 1

Dollars, Cents Ceiling Prices On Beef Sales   Little Immediate Change Expected In Cost To Housewife

Detinite Ceiling on  Some Beef  Cuts Today  But Doesn’t Mean Lowered Prices To Housewife Tmmediatelyv

Meat Ceilings Not Likely To Change Prices   First Step Taken In ‘OPS Plan To Reduce €Coas To Consumers

PLAN MOVES ALONG   Good Government Citizen Committee Held Meeting Last Evening

Assumes War Would Start if Europe Attacked   Joint Chief Points  To Soviet-Chinese MAsstan!l Dalanea Pact

Now It’s O’Conor Gets Subpoena  Warren Also Accepts Service of Summons

Loyalty Chief of State Dept. Hits McCarthy   Gen. Snow Says Not One Red Found; Lashe: “BRaseless Charges’

Youth Fair Seeks Fund To Build   M embershi Pp Gift Drive Dates Set,

FIND DRIVE   ‘Seek $15,850 In Campaign That Will Open On  Dec. 12

Informants Say Issue Discussed For Some Time  Officials Emphasize No Final Decision ’ Has Been Drawn

Boy Found Dead In Refrigerator  Bo ody Was Ja ommed Into Small §

Rains, Clouds Cool Most of State; Lubbock Area Hail Damages Cotton

Slaying of Two Soldier Prisoners Touches Off Civilian-Military Probe

Police Chief Kills 2 Gls In Georgia   Intense Probe Starts: Policeman Claims Self-Defense

Georgia Police Chief Kills 2 GI Prisoners   Claims Self Defense In Fight With Handcuffed Soldiers

Killing Of 2 Gls Probed   Police Chief Claims He Shot In Self Defense

Foes Blast Truman’s Forecasts   Republicans Claim Victory for GOP; Southerners Cool

Republican Guns Aimed at Trumar  Victory Prediction Draws Sharp Replies

HST Assertions Blasted by GOF    Truman’s 1952 Victory Predictions Hotly Disputed; - Dixie Lawmakers Avoid Public Comment

Truman Victory Predictions Stir Wrath of GOP   Dixie Demos Guardedly Note President Will Help Draft Platform

SOUTH WATCHES ELECTION PLANS   Republicans Blast’ Truman For Predicting Victory In 1952 — Southerners Eye President.

GOP Blasts Predictions  Of Truman   Sees Party Victory In 1952's Elections

Blast Truman Predictions Of Victory in 1952   GOP Says People Will Decide Issues; Dixie Demos Silent

British Turn Down American Command  Ot NATO Force. Refuse Garand Rifle

Britain Rejects New Proposal On Naval Command   Churchill Also Refuses To Accept Standard Rifle,

British Again Balk at U.S. Naval Proposa   Eisenhower Gives Pep Talk Before Defense Ministers

British Oppose American. Leadership, U. S. Weapon   U. S.-Led North Atlantic Naval Command Not Favored By British, Who Oppose Garand Rifle

Report British Reject Proposed NATO Naval Plan   Refusal To Accept U. S. Garand Rifle Also Noted

SWIHART RESIGNS FROM TWO POSTS   CAMDEN PRINCIPAL  ALSO LEAVING PASTORATE

Heart-Broken Coach Asks, ‘Where Have  Failed?   BY CLAIR BEE Long Island University  ine © «ea se M3.» «oe

Warns That Communists Will Strike Elsewhere If Fiahtinag Continues

Dramatic Plea Voiced: “U.S. Doomed if Enemy  Not Stopped in Korea

 Ceiling Put On Prices For Services   ‘Laundries, Parking Lots. Beauty Shops, Barbers. Recreational Business Under Regulation

PRICING HITS PARKING LOTS AND BARRERY   New Order Requires Posting of Ceilings by Varied: List of Services.

\Personal Services Businesses Told To Post Ceiling Price   Added- Control Is Placed on Small Volume Firms

New Price Plan To Hit Millions   Beauty And Barber Shons Are Included

Special Price Order Hits Many Services   Barber and Beauty Shops, Laundries, Parking Lots anc Others Required to Post Ceiling Prices, Base Period Set

PRICE CONTROL FOR LAUNDRIES, BARBER SHOPS   Shoe Repairs, Appliance Shops, Beauty Parlors Must Post Ceilings.

Service Prices’ Ceilings Asked  Special Order Hits Many FEctablishments

Special Pricing  Order Is Issued   Regulation Applies To Many Services And _ Businesses

OPS Orders Posting Of Top Prices   Require Barber, Beauty Shops, Other Service Places To Post Their Ceiling Prices

New Special Pricing Order Issued For Previously Unlisted Businesses

NEW PRICE ORDER PUT ON SERVICES   Barber And Beauty Shops, Laundries, Parking Lots And Other Establishments Given Control Decree

Deferment Plan Given   ‘College Students Offered Chance to Finish

'TOO SMART TO FICHT?   w7e Pa ele. rw ‘in. 8. wae Views UONINCE On iruman Dratitir lati

Educators Disagree on New Plan   Some Like, Others Object to Truman Deferment Idea.

Offers to Pay Way at Notre Dame \For Cadets Fired From West Point

Run-Away Car Kills Two And Injures Three   Accident Occurs In Downtown Pittsburgh Thursday Afternoon

Married Men Not Dads Now May Be Drafted  Ralinva Now Dile   Bslieve New Rule Puts 500,000 Ir Eligible Class

‘Truman Signs Bill Making Childless Married Men Now Eligible for Military Draft

Non-Fathers Face Draft Board Calls   500,000 Married Males Recome Service Bait

New Draft Regulations  In Effect   Childless Married Men Now Eligible as Truman’s Action Makes Changes in Draft Rules.

CHILDLESS MARRIED MEN FACEDRAFT   President Signs New Regulations Expected to  ' Bring in 500,000 Formerly Deferred From Draft.   AFFECTS MEN AGE 1812 TO 26 YEARS   Rule “Child’’ Means Infant From Date of Conception; 17 - Year-Olds May Volunteer.

New Selective Service Rules Permit The Drafting of Childless Married Men

Childless Married Men Up For Draft  500,000 Will _ Now Be Eligible

New Draft Bill Hits Childless Married Men   Half Million More Are Made Eligible For Military Service

Childless Married Men Put in Draft   500.000 Men Made Eligible for Service

President Signs New Regulations Expected to Bring in 500,000 Formerly Deferred From Draft.   AFFECTS MEN AGE 1812 TO 26 YEARS   Rule “Child” Means Infant From Date of Conception; 17 - Year-Olds May Volunteer.

Married Men, No Children, Draft Fodder   New Order by Truman Vastly Changes Pattern For Building Up of  Nation’e Forcec

President Signs New Dratt Regulations Making Childless Married Men Subject To Call

CHILDLESS MEN ELIGIBLE FOR ARMY SERVICE   500,000 Heretofore Deferred Are Now Subject Te Dratt   MILITARY HOPES TO OBTAIN 200,000 MEN

NEW DRAFT LAW HITS HUSBANDS WITHOUT CHILD   Truman Signs Regu lation To Take Mar. ried Men — Ac. tion Makes Othe Changes In Draft

Childless Husbands Face Draft  Rules Tighten Standards of  Deferments

Half-Million To Became Availabte linder This Edict   17 Year Olds To Be Accepted With Parents’ Consent

President Signs New Draft Rules   Regulations Make Childless Married Men Eligible For Military Service

. —DRAFT— Childless Married Men ‘lo Be Called  President Signs - New Regulation

Truman Signs New Draft Law   Half Million Childles: Married Men Eligible For Service

300,000 MADE AVAILABLE FOR DUTY   Gen. Renfrow Says 200,000 May Be Drafted   OTHER REGULATIONS   Make Aliens Liable To Call; Volunteer Age Limit Reduced To 17

Callup Faces 500,000 Non-Fathers   New, Stronger Draft Gets Signature of Presidert Truman

Ne ew Draft Rules Signed by Hot  Childless Married  Men to Be Drafted

New Draft Regulations Signed By President; Conscientious Objectors Must Perform Work

CHILDLESS MEN ARE DRAFTABLE   Married Men Without Children Put On Eligible List

Childless Married Men Eligible For Military Service Under Draft Rules

New Law Puts Married Men In Draft Call   Truman Signs Bill Making Half-Million Childless Pnshands Elizible

NEW DRAFT LAW ENACTED IN JUNE GOES INTO EFFECT   Truman Signs Rules Ending Deferment of Half Million —Out of Total U. 8. Hopes to Get 200,000.   ALIENS MADE LIABLE FOR MILITARY DUTY   Regulations Allow 17-YearOlds to Volunteer for Induction With Consent of Parent or Guardian.

\Childless, Married Men Now Eligible For Military Service Under New Rule

Draft Opened Kon Childless ieee Men  Other Changes Also  Fixed As Truman Fe BT Intn Taw

New Draft Regulations In Effect   AboutHalf{Million Childless Fathers Now Eligible 

Selective Service Expects To Take 200,000 Married Men For Service

New Draft Rules Will Hit Husbands  Childless Group Ruled Eligible

President Signs New Draft Law Making Changes   Childless Married Men Made Eligible For Army Service

Truman OK’s Married Men For Service Othe T C Change sDue  :  a ea   Other ChangesDue In Service Calls   Wedded Group Without Children May Bring 500.000 To Colors

Morse ' Asserts HST Justified In Firing Mac   Oregon Senator Blasts Fellow GOP Solons For Being Biased In Issue

Morse Hits GOP In Mac Firing Blast   Says Colleagues Make :Big: Mistake By Being: Critieal”

M’ARTHUR PROBE BLASTING STARTS   MORSE CHARGES FELLOW  REPUBLICANS ARE  “RIASED AND PARTISAN.”

He Brands Criticism  ‘Mistake’   Republicans Plan To Release Hearing Data Sunday

Morse Hits. GOP Report On MW’Arthu:   Critics of Truman ‘Biased,’ Declares  Dlrognea PRannhiltnan

Sen. Morse  Hits At GOP   Accuses Fellow Republicans Of Being Too Biased

Calls For Truth In U.S. Rule  General Ignore   General Ignores Korea In Talk

MacArthur Attacks on New Front   Deposed General Hits at Drift to Socialism, Low Moral Standards   ENDS UP TEXAS TOUR

MacArthur Whiplashes Truman Administration on Domestic Front, High Cost Of Government  American People Are Being Made Servants of State, He Says

GENERAL LASHES ADMINISTRATION  MacArthur Protests The Drift Toward Socialism’      Set ‘Correct “Example. ‘And Instill Respect

Tour by General ls Ended   MacArthur Declares Federal Spending Is Causing Americans To Be Servants of State 

MacArthur Whiplashes Truman Domestic Policy, Raps Drift to Socialism

Enthusiastic Crowd of Texans Hear General Conclude Tour of Texas At Ft. Worth Saturday Blasting Truman

Mac Deplores Nation’s Drift To Socialism   Says High Cost Of Government Making Slaves Of Populace

MacArthur Lashes At ‘Socialism’  Ousted General Whee. £7? ......... eg   Ousted General Hits Government Costs, Immorality

MacArthur Whiplashes Truman Policy   General Charges High Cost of Living Rapidly Making American People “Servants of the. State”

MaeArthur’s Talk Sets Pattern For Future Campaign   Deplores “Drift Toward Socialism.’ Calls For Level Of Moralitv In Government To Restore Confidence And Faith

Mac Assails High Cost of Government   Urges People To Demand Level of Morality To Restore Confidence.

In Texas Finale Claims High Federal Costs Hurting People; Sees Drift Toward Socialism In U. S.

Orchestra’s Dignity ‘Bruised’ and Opera ‘Carmen’ Is Delayed   Baton Thrown by Conductor Hits Player

ATTLEE DEFENDS POSTWAR RECORD   Accuses Churchill of Com_ plete Partisanship

British Campaign Warming up Fast   Attlee Charges Partisanship, Tories Hammer at Government Foreign Poli: cies

Attlee Rips  Churchill In Election Blast  Says Tory Leader Acts Like He’s Only One Who Can Serve

\EXPERT FACES MAJOR PROBLEMS — Dulles To Make New Tokyo Trip To Discuss Treaty With Japan.

Vandenberg Says U.S .Air Balks Russia   Opposes Risking Planes In China   ‘Shoestring’ Force ‘Sole Deterrent’ To Soviets, Its Chief Claims

‘SHOE STRING FORCE SLOWS RUSS TACTICS   Diversion of Planes To Manchu Area Said Danger

Use of Foree In China Too  Much of Risk   Doubled U.S. Air Force Advoecated by General Vandenberg

Air Chief Says Force Is Small   Vandenberg Wants More Planes Before Followine MacArthur Lead

Rift Occurs In Red Ching Leadership   Confusing Tacties In Korea Linked With Mao Hlness

Sunny Future Is Assured For Young. Quadruple AmputeeV eteran of Korea

plates Miadlclad shoebededatnd  Bob Smith Confident Despite Loss of Hands, Feet in Korea

FUTURE BRIGHT FOR AMPUTEE   Smith Has $100,000 Trust Fund And Plans Business Of His Own

Quad-Amputee. Has right Futur   _ Pretty Girls Write "Wedding Proposals; Has $160,000 Fund

PRETTY GIRLS PROPOSE MARRIAGE  Future Sunny for Quadruple Amputee

Optimism, Good F riends and Assured Ciitire Cheer GI Minus Hands, Feet

$100,000 Trust Fund And Pretty Girls: Future Looks Promising For Pfc. Smith, Frozen In Korea

Good Cheer With Which Amputee Looks Out On Life ls Very Important for His Future

Raw Materials Industries Face Possible Strikes  Steel, Coal, Aluminun  Past Pas ecco Dimencl cn on

LABOR UNREST FACES NATION EARLY IN 1952   Steel, Coal, Oil, Aluminum Industries Face Shutdowns   STEEL SETTLEMENT MAY SET PATTERN

{Preview OF 1952  Explosive Lubor Situations Threaten Industrial Peare

Advertising Expenses To Remain Deductible, Secretary Snyder Savs

Lag Ape eee ——<———<—<—<—<———  Snring-Like Weekend For US Forecust

Hungarians Told  To Leave U. 5. Move Is Retaliation — For Communist Orde

U.S. Kicks Out  2 Hungarians   Move Answers. Expulsion Of Tua Americans

2HUNGARY ENVOYS EXPELLED BY U. 8.   Washington Retaliates fot Guster of American Officials

U. S.. Orders Two Hungarian Envoys To Leave Country   Action Is In Retaliation For Recall Of American Pair  From Furone 

Hint Truman to Act on ‘Corruption   Hoover May Get Job of Ferreting Out Wrong-Doers

Tax Probers Get Weekend Respite   Will Plunge Anew Into Try To Unsnar! Tangle Of Charges

Truman May Move To Clean UpGovernment  -... D. bene Goole   Tax Probers Seek Next Week To

Recess Fraud inquiry   Weekend Respite Giver Weary Tax Probers as Rumors Are Heard. of  Housecleanine

Truman Set to Act, is Claim   Washington Post Says Definite Plan Needed

Truman Reported Planning To Seek FBI Help In Digging Up Corruption

Eyes Several Possibilities For Housecleaning in Government Depts.

—SCANDALS — FBI Chief May Seek Corruption   WHITE HOUSE SAYS NOTHING

HOUSECLEANING IN GOVERNMENT IS TRUMAN’S AIM   Several Moves Being Pondered, Paper Reports

Tax Investigators On Weekend Rest   Truman ia Reported Ready to Clean House In Government

Weary Probers Call Respite Over Week End  rs — Paper T Mav Order   Washington Paper Says HST May Orde: J. Edgar Hoover To . Trace Corruption

Weary Probers: Recess Revenue Bureau Checkup  Truman Reported = _

Tax Probe Hearings Recessed  Housecleaning Action Hinted By President

Hint Truman Prepares for Housecleaning  Tax Inquiry Will Reopen on Monday; Will Recall Caudle

Truman ves Big Shakeup, Paper Says  Vax Quiz Takes Weekend Break

Report Truman Move To Houseclean Government   No Comment From White House; Say FBI's Hoover To Be Assigned To Job

REPORT TRUMAN PLANS THOROUGH HOUSECLEANING   HOUSE MEMBERS TO RESUME PROBE OF TEITELBAUM STORY

Use of FBI, ‘Name’ Lawyers Plans Reported Discussed   AnswerstoQuestionsRaised By Teitelbaum Sought By Probers

Revenue Case Investigators Take Recess   Washington Newspaper Savs President May Ask J. Edgar Hoover To Probe Corruption

House Tax Probe Recesses; Truman Considers Big Move   Report Is President Might Direct Hoover to Drive Against Corruption in Government Service — Missing Witness Is Located

Newspaper Says Move May Come During Month   Washington Post Adds Definite Plan Of Action Undecided

Reports Truman Prepared to Act   May Name J. Edgar Hoover to Probe Corruption in U. S. Service.

—HOUSECLEANING. RUMORED_Report Truman Plans Administration Shakeup

Truman Said To Be Planning ‘Housecleaning’   Tax Investigators Taking Rest After Torrid Sessions

Weekend Recess Taken By Probers Of Tax Frauds   Dramatic Housecleaning ‘In Government Said Proposed By Truman

FBI Chief's Aid May Be Asked by Truman, Report   Missing Witness Found in Hospital

Truman Studies Dramatic Move To Halt Fraud   FB! Director May Head House Cleanina Squad

J. Edgar Hoover Said To Be Sef For Huge Drive   Tax Investigators Take Weekend Rest. From Scandal! Probe

washington Faper neports Fresident Studying fF Osstore Steps  Order ‘House Cleaning’

MAY ASSIGN FBI CHIEF TO INVESTIGATE   Big-Name Lawyers Would Prosecute. If J. Edgar Hoover Uncovers Corruption in Government.   MISSING WITNESS GRUNEWALD FOUND   Disclose Grunewald and Oliphant Interested in Teitelbaum Tax ‘Case; Latter Charges Shakedown.

Housecleaning Move Planned By President   Truman Is Expected Te Make Dramatic Move Against Officials Ir Cases of Wrong-Doing

Report Truman Considering New Plan of Attack   White House Is Silent on News Report in Washington Paper

Hadacol Is Tax ‘Action Target   $656,151 Is- Due  On 1950 Payment

/0th Legislature Sessions Opened With Simple Rites  Panzer, Rice Head Houses; Governor Talks Tomorrow

Frank Panzer Chosen By Republicans To Serve In Post Of President. Pro-Tem.

General MacArthur To Lead, Review Huge New York Loyalty Day Parade

MacArthur Back In New York. Today Will Review Fourth Loyalty Parade

General MacArthur Agrees to Review VFW Loyalty Day Parade in New York

General to View Loyalty Parade In New York   200,000 Are Expected To March Down Sth Avenue

MacArthur To  Head N. Y.  ‘LovaltvParade Expect Half Million   Marchers for Fourth

Mac Will Review New York Parade   Gen. MacArthur Return From Midwest to Head  Fifth Ave. Procession

N acArthur To View w Oa   " General. To Watch Half-Million. Marchers; Will Receive Medal Froni Members Of vEW

MacArthur Stays in Seclusion  Will Review Loyalty Parade in New York

Gen. MacArthur Returns to New York To Review Annual Loyalty Day Parade

MAC TO REVIEW LOYALTY PARADE   Half Million Marchers Expected In N. Y. Event

Mac Art! aur To Review Loyally  Day Par: ade   Cardinal To Mareh Instead Of Riding With General

M ARTHUR TO ; “REVIEW PARADE IN MANHATTAD   Will Head Loyalty March of 500,000 Down Fifth Avenue.

Mac Is In N. Y. Today   Will Review Annual Loyalty Day Parade And Receive Medal Awarded by VF W

Gen. Mae to Head Loyalty Marchers  Half-Million Paraders Counteract Left-Wing Mav Davy Activities

M ‘Arthur Will Review Parade  Loyalty Day. Event Scheduled Today

MacArthur Heads LoyaltyDayParade In New York City   Will Receive Medal From VFW Putting on March to Slap  Commies

MacArthur Back in New York [To Head Loyalty Day Parade  General Gets Big Ovation in Milwaukee; Wiete bm Tannacens Blannad faw bdandew

“MAC” TO REVIEW NEW YORK PARADE   MacArthur Mail Piles Up Higher and Higher

Natio list Troop» \tack  Red (* ..0 Entered From x>_‘e In Burma   Ford Cri @ ‘ased .   “_Embassy Seeks To Regaiz Possession Of ‘Priceless’  ught From 'Gook’ By Cé*'rado Soldier In Korea

Here's a. Few Tips on Ways To Beat Heat  , 10-Point Program, Plus Imagination, Boyle Suggestion

 Hot Weather Demands Cool Heads If U. Ss. Is To Successfully Fight Biggest Problem

Probers’ Learn Impossible to Deport Costello   Gambler Cited For Contempt  By Senate Vote

Costello Can’t Be Deported T Native Land   Justice Department Ruling Wanded To Kefanyer Comiitice

Costello Safe from Deportation to Italy  Justice Department Reports

Official NowCostello Can't Be Deported   Justice Department Makes Formal Ruling

Stabilizer Says He, WSB Invite Industry Advice  Businessmen Given Every Consideration

Eric Johnston Backs Federal Control Policy   Upholds Production Act Scheduled to Expire June 30

Consultant for Army Engineers Proposes [New Columbia River Upstream Reservoirs

Merit Raises Now Permitted ln Order Affecting Almosi All Hourly Wage Earners

With Limits, However  Wage Freeze Eased To Allow Hike For Production Workers

 Millions Affectsd  ‘Wage “l'haw’ Approved ‘Hor Production Workers

Wace Freeze Thaws To Permit Hikes  WSB Says Increases Must Follow Pattern Established in Firm

Hourly Labor Wages Thawed  Length-of Servic Mer it Hikes Allowed

Gover ‘nment Relaxes  Wage Freeze   Will Permit Hikes In Pay to Millions OL Workers

U.S. Airmen Again Best Red Planes:   One Probable ‘and Two.Damaged Planes-Reported

Fight at Store Clue To Family  Officers of Two States Press Murder Hunt

HITCH-HIKE MURDERER SOUGHT Officers Probe New Clues In Mystery of Missing Family

Ridgway Says Reds Shun Compromise   ‘For Us There Is No Choice,’ General Asserts In A Memorial Day Conference

EISENHOWER FAVORS DRAFT AT 18 YEARS   General Appears At Surprise Hearmg Of Senate Group

Gen, Ike Favors 18. Year-Old Draft, 27-Month Service   Supreme Leader Firmly Believes In Universal Military Training

Tension Rises Over Oatis Case   Stinging Blast Rejects Czech Radio Protest

U.S. Denounces Czechs’ Stifling Of Information  Vote Rejects Protest Over Operation of Radio Free Europe

U.S. Denounces Czechoslovakia   Nation Stifles Freedom, Note Charges: Senate Votes To Ban Trade

Peiping Radio Says Reds Will Keep Kaesong  Latest American :   Latest American Proposal Rejected

U. S. Willing To Leave Cit: In Demilitarized Buffer Zone   ONLY THREE-MINUTE. SESSION HELD SUNDAY

Peiping Radio Says Reds Will Keep Kaesong  Latest American Prononsal Reiected

Red Radio Says Kaesong Wont Be Given Up   Truce Negotiators Have Dull Session; Meet Again Today

Reds Adamant On Kaesona  Peiping Radio Offers Battle Line Settlement

Reds Say Truce Not To Include Losing Kaesong  No Indication — frit oT 21h: pe. OL

Reds Make New Bid To Settle Buffer Zone Fuss  Will Not Agree To Giving Up Town Of Kaesong

HALT RUNNING MAN WITH CLOTHES AFIRE   Five Boy Scouts at Woodward Okla., Save Worker From Possible Death.

Woodward Scouts Save Man's Life   Tackle Man Running Witt Clothing Ableze, Get Flames Extinguished

rment inations  » Students Will Take Exam-    TESTS START MAY 26

Kidnaped Baby Sui  M issing   Michigan Gity Parents’ Plea Goes Unheeded

‘Take Good Care Of Our Baby’ [Parents Plead For Return Of Infant Taken From Crib

NEW-BORN BOY KIDNAPED FROM HOSPITAL CRIB   Aid Says Visitor Asked for Caesarian Born Child By Number.

Mystery Veils Motive for Abduction: Parents Plead for Safety of Tot  Kidnapped from Crib in Hospita

Bewildered Parents Plead for Baby Snatched From Indiana Hospital Crib

PARENTS BEWILDERED — Three States Hunt Baby Stolen From Hospital

‘Heartbroken Parents Wait i in Vain for Baby (Stolen ‘from Hospital to Be Brought Back

Soybeans   New York Cotton   M, 0. Cotton   New-Born Boy Disappears from Hospital Crib—Father Broadcasts Child's Formula

NO CLUES IN BABY KIDNAPING  Three-State Search for Missing Infant

Parents Cling To Hope For Vanishea Five-Day-Old Baby   Father Goes On Air To Plead For Return; Police Clueless

Virtually No Clues Left,  Police Say   Father Broadcasts Baby’s Formuta, Asks it Be Unharmed

Father In Plea For Lost Child   Baby Disappears From Hospital Crib

lew-Born Bo) aken From lespifal Crib   Disappearance Sets Off Search ‘tn Midwest States

Parents Cling To Hope Baby Will be Returned   Infant Disappeared From Hospital Crib Saturday Night

PARENTS PLEAD FOR ABDUCTORS TO RETURN TOT   Cling Te Dwindling Hepes Prayers  Answered

Baby Vanishes from Hospital Crib, Parents in Urgent Plea That Abductor Not Harm Him

STAGE SET FOR SHOW   K. U. Rock Chalk Revue at Hoch Auditorium Tonight

ACE MEDIATORS IN STEEL TALKS   Government Takes Seat In  C1O-U. S. Steel Corp.  Necotiations

U.S, TAKES HAND IN STEEL TALKS   Federal Negotiators Step In For Steel Wage Discussions-—Fear Murray Will Call Strike.

Federal Government Takes Seat at Steelworkers U. S. Steel Negotiations

2 Ace Mediators Join Steel Talks   Government Takes Seat In Sensitive Sessions  Between CIO, Big Steel

Ching Denies Breakdown Neat In Steel Talks  Strike Is Planned, Newspaper Reports

Mediators Join Steel Argument   Government Men Sit in at Talks: Hope to Bring Accord

U. S. Takes Seat in Steel Negotiations   Report Murray Plans To Call a Strike At Monday Meeting

S.R. Industry Area Remains  Under Water  Property Owners Demand Action On Fiood Control

Under Water  Pronerty Owners Demand   Property Owners Demand Action On Flood Control

Transcontinental Television Launched On Two-Way Basis With Benefit Show

New Communist Attack To Fail, Van Fleet Says  General Praises Altied Men fn Withstanding

New Red Attempt to Destroy U.N. Forces Called ‘Futile’   Gen. Van Fleet in Highest Praise of His Men and Their Leadership, With Emphasis of Platoon, Battalion Actions

Senate, House Seek To Solve UMT Problem   Solons Want Issue - Handled Separately From Draft Clauses

Congress Kesumes Argument... . Universal Training Issue Arises Again

TWO KANSANS KILLED   Fatal Auto Accidents Near Newton and Great Bend

Threatens UN        United Nations Flank Situotion Rep Three Red Armies Had Started Bi ‘pte, Veav'e Eva

Huge Operation Threatens To Solit Western Front Wide Open; Heavy Fighting Throughout New Year’s Nicht

Red Forces Swarm Over  Own Dead   Surge Carries Attackers Near Korean Capital

Reds 20 Miles From Endangered Capital   90, 000 Chinese Drive Deep Wedge Into LIN Defenses: Situation Is ‘Serious’

Big Offensive Threatens To Split UN Line   Crushing Vanguard of Reds Swarm Over Own Dead as Sledgehammer Blow Is Launched On New Year’s Eve; Enemy Loases Are High

Crushing Vanguard of Reds Swarm Over Own Dead as Sledgehammer Blow Is Launched On New Year’s Eve; Enemy Losses Are High

President Asks $40', Billion Defense Budget   Requests Funds To Prevent World War

Twenty More Billion Will Be Spent Later   President Calls on Congress for Rapid Buildup in Military Strenath to Prevent Global War

Big Budget Submitted to House   Truman Says A-Bomb Not Enough to Guard Aaainst Russ Threat

Says $40,500,000 Budget Would Provide For Defense Should Russia Start War

President Asks Congress fo Okay $40 Billion Plan   He Claims Spending Would Help Prevent Another Global War

Vast Military Badget Drawn   Truman Says Funds Are Needed to Helt Prevent Global War Outbreak

Truman Asks $40 Billion   Military Spending Spelfed Out For 752 Fiscal Year

Budget Would Properly Arm US., Says He   Military Estimate . For 1952 Submitted To Congress Today

Asks Funds to Help Prevent Global War.  Budget Will Permit  rmec rorce

Republican Battle Over Troops-to-Europe Issue Features Dewey vs. Taft

Dewey Will Testify on Troops Issue   Hoover Declines Until Senators Have Gained More Information.

Duff Upholds Dewey Views On Arms Aid   Hoover Turns Down Congress Invitation To Add To Warning

DIESEL UNITS WRECK RAILROAD STATION   Plow Into Structure Affer Leav ing Track—One Killed, Five Injured.

Accurate Radar Used To Drop 100 Tons Of Bombs — Main Target Is 75- Track  Marshalling Yards.In Capital Of Pyongyang .

Superforts In Heavy Attack On Rail Yards  Railroad Yards At   Railroad Yards At Pyongyang Target Of Big Air Attack

B-29s Plaster Red Korean Rail Yards  Enemy Thrust Ends in Face of Artillery

Settle Two-Year Dispute Between Railroads, Union   150,000 Road, Yard Employes Affected; AO0-Hour Week Provision Is Postooned

Win Wage Bousts  BRT Setiles Two-Year-Old Dispute With U.S. Railroads

Railroad Pay Rift Settlec   Retroactive Wage Hike: Granted Trainmeun

150,000 Road, Yard Workers Are Affected   40-Hour Week Basis Included But BRT Defers This Clause

LONG RAILROAD WAGE DISPUTE ENDS; 33 CENT PAY HIKE GIVEN 150,000 MEN   Carriers Estimate The Cost Of The Over-All Wage Increases Will Be 97 Million  Annually: Increases Are To Be Retroactive

Irainmen End Long Dispute With Carriers  Accord Affects 150,000 Road And Yardmen   Wonoes Roised

Agree nt Gi vives: 15 90,000 ry mploy s Wa e In reas  Tre rainmen and Railroads Settle 2-Year-Old Dispute

Defense Mobilizer Declares Beef Price Rollbacks Will Stanc  Says Country Will Be In ‘Terrible Mess’ If  Shortage Continues

Fears Mess If Strike  Continues   No Meat Rationing Likely, Mobilizer informs Newsmen

Wilson Asserts Price Rollbacks Will Stand Firm  Says Nation Will Be In ‘Tenible Mess’ I  B..f£ CLL. D...’-.

FARMERS HIKE. BEEF SUPPLIES ~ FORNARKETS   Defense Mobilizer Wilson of Opinion Rationing Will  Not Be NAgKeRapy”

Texas ‘Liberals’ Will Try Again For  Banct In Natural Resources Levies

Furor Rises Over N avajo Family Forced To Carry Dead Baby On.Long Journey By Bus   Brother Of Slain Oilman ‘Pestilies Tn Murder Hearing

Navajo Parents Bewildered by Officials’ Orders To Corry Rocy on Bus   IN ORDER TO RETIRS   Frontier Lines race Hard Fight To Extend Their Air Service

MISTAKE COST PATIENT filo LIFE   STUDENT GIVEN OVERDOSI OF ADRENALIN EN MICHE GAN HOSPITAL.

‘Tragic Error’   i #PdGit CIror ; Adrenalin Overdose Proves Fatal To Hospital Patient

‘Tragic Error  Costs A Life   Student Is Killed By Overdose Of The Wrong Drug

—PARLIAMENT 35 Injured In Iranian Rioting   MOSSADEGH IS SHOUTED DOWN

Sensational Movieland Trial Looms   Lang And Joan Would Forget Shooting But Legal Forces Plan To Pros ecute Walter Wanger.

Aaree to Mail Exchange For Prisoners  Red General Makes Proposal, Brings I abtenr fence Mae Pesce.

Deny Red Cross Visiting Privilege   Hope Abandoned for Truce Settlement Before 30-Day Deadline -

Foe Rejects Red Cross Camp Plea   Communists Won't Allow Visits to Prison Stockades

Give No Indicatio Whether Date Will Be Extende   Leaders Fail to Make Progress on Trade of Prisoners

Negotiators Agree On Mail Exchange  For Prisoners  oS et Re ee one   Hope Abandoned For Armistice By Dec. 27  Extension Possible

Reds Agree to Exchange Yule  Prisoner Mail   Refuse Camp Inspection by Red Cross; Armistice Tione Wanes

Negotiators OK Mail Exchange For POWs, Xin   Commies Still Lar Red Cross

Mait Between Ws, Families  s Permitted   No Progress Made On Exehange Of Prisoners  In Truce Negotiations

War Prisoners May Send Mail To Families  Reds Refuse To Let Red Cross Visit Prison Camps yf

Letter By Dean First In Trade   Reds Reject Visits By Red Cross To Their Camps

British Order All Oil Tankers To Leave Abadan  Cruiser ‘*Mauritius’’ Is Directed to Proceed  To Area of Port

27 OIL TANKERS IN JAMIN. IRAN   Britain Orders All Tankers   To Leave And Orders Crniser To Proceed To Trouble Snot.

nn KR RF! ACHESON SAYS IRANIAN OIL DISPUTE MOVING CLOSER TO DISASTER

Britain Orders Cruiser to Port Where 27 Oil Tankers Are Caught in Dispute Over Payments

21 Tankers Being Held at Abadan   Company Orders Action to Bring Refinery Shutdown

Acheson Sees Iran Crisis  As Very Grave   Situation Moves Rapidly Along Road to Disaster, Secretary of State Says

All Tankers Ordered Out of Abadan   London's Move May Force Shutdown of World's Top Refinery

Britain Sends War Ships to  Iran Waters   27 Tankers Caught In Jam Over Payments: Situation Gloomy

Order War Ship to Irar Oil Port   . British Cruiser _ Sent to Abadan ‘as Crisis Grows

British Move Big Cruiser  To Iran Port   Clearance Refused To Filled Tankers In Abadan Harbor

British Cruiser Sent To lranian Port Gf Abadan  Big Oil Firm Orders All Tankers To Leave  OU Pert Immoacdinainiv

British Cruiser Sent To Vicinity Of Abadan Port  27 Tankers Ca a In Jam Over Oil Paymen a Ira

Cruiser En Route To Iranian Port   British Order 27 Tankers To Leave Abadan At Once

Tankers in Jam at Big Port for Oil   British Order for Exit May Mean Closing of Largest Refinery.

Tankers Told To Leave Even If They Dump Oil   Commons Informed Action At Short Notice Possible

Britain Orders Cruiser To Vicinity Of Abadan   27 TANKERS CAUGHT IN IRANIAN OIL PORT; SITUATION DESCRIBED AS SERIOUS 

Tiassa ee  British Send Cruiser To Iran Where Ships Are Tied in Dispute

Direct 27 Tankers To Depart From Refinery   Iranian Oil Dispute Grows More Explosive By The Hour; Britain Ready To Move In Protection Of Subjects In Iran

London Sends Large Cruiser to Iranian Port Where Tankers Are Caught in Jam

3 “Ordered  to Relief of: ° 97 Tankers Jammed “in Iranian Port —

Cruiser Sent To Aid English Oil Ships There   England Also Warns It Will Dispatch Troops if Its People Are Molested

All Tankers Ordered To Leave Area   Ten Loaded Ships May Be Forced To Pump Out Carcocs

British Warship Sent to Abadan   Cruiser to Proceed ‘Forthwith’ Towards iranian Oil Port

British Call For Cruiser In Oil Crisis   Tankers Caught In Jam Over Iran Payments

British Send Cruiser to Iran  - Naval Vessel to Guard Lives of Britons There

Acheson Gloomy, Sees No lranian ‘Bright Spots’   British Cruiser Order to Abadan, Jammed Oil Port

—OIL DISPUTE— Cruiser Is Ordered To Tran Port  27 Loaded Tankers Refused Releases

ACHESON FEARS REAL TROUBLE   Says Oil Dispute Rapidly Moving Toward Disaster

Britain Orders Cruiser To tran  miwmutitia §t-Enmn Penrap   Mauritius To Proceed Forthwith To Abadan, Onl Port.

London's Attitude Stiffens; Tankers To Leave Port City   Commons Cheers Strong Stand In Oil Crisis; Morrison Calls Developments ‘Very Serious’

England Orders Cruiser To Area Of Tran Dispute   Tankers Are Instructed To Leave Port At Once, British Official States

British Warship — Ordered to Iran   AIOC Tankers Told To Quit Abadan Port Immediately

~ SERIOUS’ — 27 Tankers Tied Up At Abadan   OIL PAYMENTS CAUSE DISPUTE

Acheson Sees Only Disaster In Iran Oil Rov   British Rush Cruiser te Protect Tankers at Ahsdan

II Tankers Told To Leave Abadar Immediately’   ‘Nationals Will Be Protected,’ London Warns Tehran Reaime

No Let-Up In Defense Preparation Regardless of Koeran Peace: Acheson   Expects ‘Disaster’ In Iran Oil Crisis

MOURNERS PAY HIGH TRIBUTE TO STATESMAN   Vice President Barkley, Acheson Will Attend Funeral Saturday

Rites Saturday For Vandenberg  Great Pay Tribute To Michigan Senator

Questioning Delayed By Debate   Panel Discusses Lifting Lid on Formosa Paper

Acheson Takes Stand Before Senate Group   First Hour Brings Debate Over Releasing Confidential Report

Senators Want ‘Secret’ Letter Open for Record  State Department Memo Had Raised Strateaic Doubt

Senators Discuss Whether To Make  Document Public   Solons Recess After Two-Hour Debate; Secretary of State Has Over-All Statement Ready

Making Public  i Debate Formosa Paper   Sec. Of State Says » Document Classed dAs Confidential

Debate Halts Quiz OfAcheson   Waits Wrangle On “Contidential”’ Formosa Paper

Acheson Grilling ls Delayed by Technical Scrap   Secret Document About Formosa Is Center of Squabble

spend lime — On Formosa Paper Release   Nothing Much Is Decided, Acheson Told To Return

Argument About Formosa Delays  Probers Fail To Agree On Making Document Public: -

Secretary Ready For  Questions   1949 Secret Report Snarls Early Session

QUIZ DELAYED BY FIGHT OVER ‘sreRET’ NOTE   Debate Whether To Make Public Document On Formosa ©

Testimony Delayed By Debate Over Releasing Note  Secretary Called Back to Hearing Thic Aftarnann

Acheson Called  But Committee Debates Report   Paper Questions Strategic Value Of Pacific Island

Senate Inquiry Group W rangles On Secret Repor   Acheson’s Testimony Held Up In Debate  Over Formosa Data

Acheson's Testimony Delayed By Debate \Over Document Concerning Formosa

Vote Slated : On Releasing Secret Paper:   _ Document On Formosa By State Department: Is Held Confidential

Acheson a Witness in the Senate's MacArthur Inquiry   Debate Over Making Public 1949 State Department Document.

Historic Text Read During Probe Today   Senators Debating Whether to Make Acheson’s Papers  Available to Publix

Arguments On Secrecy  Not Settled   Senators Disagree Over Publication Of Formosa Paper:

Testifies in Mac Probe   Senators Debate On Release Of Formosa Papers

Acheson Takes Witness Stand For Grilling   Fireworks Are Due But Small Dispute Delays Questions

Acheson Testifies; Senators Debate Document Releas  Recess Is Declared Before Decision On Question

Document Debate Delays Questions   Senators Seek To Determine Whether To Make Public 1949 State Departmnt Paper Dealing With Formosa Issue

\Senate's MacArthur Inquiry Debate Making Public 1949 Paper Dealing With Formosa

Senators In Debate Over Formosa Papet  Acheson Hearing  Stalled Before It

Acheson Takes Witness Chair In Mac Ouster   Senators Reach No Decision in Publie Release of Document Pertaining to Formosa

Discussion of State Department Paper Holds up Questioning of Sec. Acheson by Committee.

Dr. Mack Shanholtz Named State Health Commissioner  Born in W. Va., Brought Up Here

Airliner Plunges  To River Bank in Bizabet, NJ.  Accident Second.  Worst in History OF U. S.. Aviation

Holiday Seekers  Victims   Airliner Crashes In Built-Up District In New Jersey

Florida Bound Plane Falls. Soon After Takeoff, Skims Homes, Plunges into River

Newark-To-Florida Plane Carrying Holiday Crowd Catches Fire On Takeoff   Pilot Dies At Controls While Seeking To Bring Ship To Safe Landing; Crash  Pelle) @esnnl Woaret In 7 & Ukiednec

‘Harmless Mental Case’ Runs Amok, Shoots 3 in Palm Beach   Youth Blasts Grandmother, Father and Cop With Shotgun, Throws Resort City Into Panic

‘Harmless’ Yout Wounds Three   Policeman, Father, Grandmother Shot

THREE SHOT BY BERSERK YOUTH   ‘Harmless Mental Case Wounds Grandmother, Father, Officer

Crazed Youth, ‘Harmless Mental Case,’ Shoots Father, Grandmother, Officer

12,800 In Past Week; Die-Hard Enemy Rear Guard Units Fight Bitterly Against Allies: Red Planes Make Two Raids on Yank Bases

Unidentified Air Cratt Hit J. 5. Bases   Large Red’Forces Bolster West Front, But No Contacts Yet

Red Troops Drive Allies Back From Hills at Kumsong  UN Counter-Attacks Fail to Dislodge  Stubborn Commies

Late Summer Traffic Claims 17 Ohioans   Three People Killed in Area Hiahway Accidents

Filibuster May  Doom Controls  House Group Okays 1-Month Extension

Would Extend Control Month   Filibuster Move Threatens in Senate

Reds’ Defeat In Korea Vital  Communism Could Be On Way Out: Ridqwa'

Korean Battle May Be Start  Ridgway Message Says All Reds On Defeat Road

Ridgway Sees End Of Reds   General Believes Korean Battle Start Of Defect.

Communism’s Crest Broken, Ridgway Believes   Sees U.N. Battle In Korea Turning Point For Reds

House Probers Call Witnesses   RumorsAboutKingStudied By Tax Investigators

kkkekk KENTUCKY DERBY FIELD REDUCED TO 21 AS THE KINK, BERNWOOD SCRATCH

WILSON ASKS DRAFT CUTS: PAY RAISES   Cities Need to Crack Machine Tool Lag and Push Labor Supply

Wilson Urges Delayed Draft In Tool Works   Labor Supply Major Item In Choosing Locations For Defense Jobs

Santa Fe Woman Physician Goes On Trial For Ransom Kidnaping of Linda Stamm

U. S. 'Fumbled’ Deal with Reds, Vogeler Asserts   Urges New Tactics for Relations with Russia, ‘Colonies’

‘No Favors Orders For. US Workers   influence-Peddling Crackdown Started In Housina Acercy

Ruling on Accepting Gifts Believed First Step in Truman Plan  Government Workers Ordered Not to Take  Favors From Firms

Reprieve Saves Man From Chait  Stay of Execution Granted by Shivers

Police Recapture Daring Escapees   Looked Suspicious To Police Marshal

Ruins Searched Where 50 Died  Secret Papers Sought In Colorado Crash

Search Plane for Classified War Papers  Learn Pilot Took  * oe ee   Learn Pilot Took Wrona Direction

KLEIN HITS AT “DEACTIVATION” OF HIS TROOPS   National Guard Unit is Dis solved, Commander Charges Politics.

Has Made Progress  U.N. Reaches Sixth Birthday Amid Sinfe on World Scaie

REDS LOSE 13 MIGS IN PAIR QF AIR DUELS   New Ace Adds Four More Kills To  Korean Bag

U.S. Pilots Bag 13 Red Planes   Rack Up Greatest Jet Victory of War

1B Migs Downed In Korea War’s Worst Red Defeat   Blazing Guns Of Texas Ace Claim Four; Phoenix Pilot. Lt. Green. Destroys One

Allied Pilots Run Wild To Take Heavy Toll In Battle With Communists   Destruction Of 18 Enemy Fighters Surpesees Previous Largest Score In Continuing Air War Over Korea

Greatest Jet Air Victory in Korean War   Yank Ace Credited With Destruction Of 4 Red Planes

GUM-CHEWING BUCK MISSING = Family Pet Victim of Foul Play: Citizens Up in Arms

Floods Cut Chance For New Record   Ohio Bean Crop To Be Excellent

Actor Admits Commie Link  1 he (2 DRESS, Fee ee Sree   Larry Parks Now Fears His Career

Jolson Double Admits He’s An Ex-Communis'   Larry Parks Refuses To Divulge Names Of Pals; Da Silva, Sondergaard Are Silent

Larry Parks Admits He Once Was Communist   But Star of “The Jolson Story” Begs Off on Naming Others of Hollywood Colony Who Bee longed to Party,

Parks Admits Joining Reds   Quit Party in “45; Two Others Silent

FILM STAR TELLS OF BEING EX-REL   Joined Party 10 Years Ago, Quit in 1945, Larry Parks Tells Probers

LARRY PARKS ADMITS BEING FORMER COMMIE   Movie Actor Says His Interest In Party “Petered Out” Several Years Axo

Others Won't Say   Hollywood Actor Larry Parks  Admits Being Ex-Communist

2 Actors Mun On Affiliation With Reds  Gale Sondergaard, Da Silva Ouizzed

Lowdown On Headaches  Single Persons Hurt The Most  ly Pave Ta Re lonorant. Survey Shows

 Bee ‘tor’s Survey Also Show Education Brings More  ‘Married People Have Fewer Headaches

The Harting Kind, That Is Single Persons ITave More : Headaches. Survey Shows

Inside Today   Altar Cure for Headaches? Sinale Persons Suffer More

Survey Reveals Married Persons Have  More Headaches Than Single Ones

18 Red Jets Fall Victim To Yankees   Swirling Fight Sees All U. 5.  Planes Return

Destroy 8 In Battle; Troops Bayonet Way Close To Kumsong Base   Believe Enemy Has Been So Bad) Battered He Will Have To Seek Some Sort Of Peace.

Weather   Nine Enemy Jets Shot Down; Five Hit in 2 Battles   One American Plane Damaged; Allied Infantrymen Drive ‘Forward on Three Korean Fronts

U.S. Jet Fighters Down Nine Planes In Mass Air Clash  Allied Troops Hit Main Red Defense  ies ~_ 2. eam ~ ol

ENEMY SUFFERS SEVERE LOSSES IN SKY BATTLE   Nine Red Planes Downed, Five Damaged — On Grounc Infantrymen Advance On Three Fronts.

Bag Eight MIG's In One Air Fiaht   Air War in Korean Skies Rages All Along “MIG Alley”: One Sabrejet Reported Damaged.

Infantrymen Hit Into Main Chinese Defense   Yank Attackers Are Halted in Two Breakthrough Tries

Commies Stall UN Offensive In Korea  Bitter Fighting  Dannartad tf)

American Jets Down 9 MIG’s In Air Battle   Ground Troops Hit Heavy Resistance On Two Korean Fronts

Nine MIG's Shot Down   Five Others Are Damaged In Two Rearing Air Fights

Allies Win Two Deadly Air Battles   Liaison Officers Still Seek to Open Cease-Fire Tatk«

in Biggest Jet Scrap  72 U. S. Jets Fight Off 80 MIGs While Covering B-29 Raid

9 Red Ships Shot Down By Airmen   XN. N.. _Infantrymen Smash’ Into: Stone.  Walls of Chinese  ‘On Two Fronts .

UN Fighters Destroy Nine Chinese Jets   Five Others Damaged In Air Battles; Red Infantry Resistance Grows Tighter

Infantrymen Continuing  To Advance  On Kumsong   Weak Red Defense Of High Ground Puzzles Officers

American Pilots Shoot Down Nine Red Jets, Damage Five Other MiGs   On the Ground Allies Smash Ahead On Three Fronts

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Chinese in ‘Stone Wall’ Battle Stand

UNITED NATIONS OFFENSIVE IS GROWING IN POWER: AERIAL VICTORIES REPORTED BY SABRE!

Anti-British Mob Roams Cairo Street<   Fierce Air, Ground Fights Rage In War

ALLIES GET 2 AED JETS AND DAMAGE FIVE   Ground Troops Smash Into Wall of Resistance; Halt Easy Gains.

U.S. Sabrejets Bag Record Number Of Red Jet Fighters  Shoot Down Nine, Damage Five More In Big Air Rattle

: —JETS FIGHT OVER KOREA— U.S. Fliers Down Nine Migs In Big Air Battle

Allies Hit Strong Red Resistance   U.S. Jets Shoot Down ‘9 Mig’s, Hit 5 Others In ‘Deadliest’ Battle

9 Red Jets —  Shot-Downin Air Battle        5 Others Damaged; 1 U. S. Jet-Damaged but Returns To Base

3 Russian Jets Shot Down in Batfle Over Yalu   Two Others Believed Destroyed, 13 Damaged 152 Planes in Action

US Airmen Shoot Down 9 Red Jets: UN Troops Hit Chinese Resistance

Allied Pilots: Damage Five  In MIG Alley   Troops Smash Abead On Three Fronta:In » - Huge U. N: Offensive’

U.N. Pilots Shoot Down 9 Red Jets   Enemy Badiv Hurt, Korean Leader Say<«

 American Pilots Shoot Down Nine Russian-Made Jets, Damage Five Others In Roaring Battles Over Korea

U.N. Runs Smack Into Main Chinese Defenses InN. Korea   Nine Migs Shot Down; Five Hit in B'g Air Battle

Nine MIG’s Shot Down By Americans  Five Others Damagee I» Shart Fiaht:

U.S. Airmen Shoot Down 9 Chinese Jets  Air Fight Deadliest  To Date; Ground

U.N. GROUND FORCES MAKE GENERAL GAIN  Allied Troops Push to Within Six Miles of Large Enemy Base of Kumsong.

ONE SABREJET LOST IN 175-PLANE BATTLE   South Korean Chief. Says Battered Commies Must Seek Peace Soon

9 Red Ships Shot Down By Airmen   U.N. Infantrymer Smash Into Stone Walls of Chinese On Two Fronts

U.S. Downs 9 Red Jets, Hits 5 Others:  Enemy Ground Resistance Stiffens

American Sabres Shoot Down Nine Enemy Planes; Infantry Moves Closer to Red Bastion

Four Days of Gains Halted   Three Divisions Hit Moin Red Line Four Miles from Kumsong, Key City

Nine Red Jets Shot Down And Five Damaged   Two Roaring Air Victories Scored By Allies.

Nine MiGs Shot Down by Yanks, Infantry Slowed   Deadliest Jet Battle In History Raged as Troops Hit ‘Wall’

Yanks Down 9 Red Jets, 5 Damaged   U.N. Infantrymen Hit ‘Stone Walls’ fleng 1s Two Fronts

UN Advances As Chinese Dig Deeper —  In Positions   Main Enemy Front May Be Opposing ‘Any Future Drive

Yanks Down Nine Red Jets, Damage 5. More   One U. S. Sabrejet Hit, But Returns To Base Safely

Nine Red Jets Downed By UN   Chinese Resistance Stiffens On Front

SABRES SMASH NINE RED JETS   Ground Troons Run Into Strong Defense By Chinese Armies

Five Other: Others Damaged  Nine Red Jets Downed In 15-Minute Air Battle

Jet Action Over Northwest Korea   American Airmen Down Nine Red Migs; Five Others Damaged   DRIVE BY INFANTRYMEN   L 1: aison Off ice ft Joe ke oy for Re ‘opening y of Cease- Fire  Talks

NEWSMEN BLOCK ARRAIGNMENT ON DEFAMATION CHARGES   U.S.Sabres Destroy Nine Red Jets, Damage 5 Others

Nine Enemy Jets Shot Down By US   One Sabre Damaged In History's Deadliest  Jet Battle Lasting Ownlv 15 Monntes

Five More are Damaged by U. 5. Sabrejets   Biggest One-Day Battle in History Of Jet Warfare

U.N. Pilots Shoot Down 9 Red Jets;  Drive To Continue  U. N. Infantrymen Hit Main Defense lL ine of Chinese

Sabrejets Destroy Record Nine MiIG's   United Nation's Ground Forces Hack Out Gains Near Kumsona

Roaring Battles Punctuate War In Korean Air   Infantrymen Drive Ahead on the Ground

SMACK INTO HARD FIGHTS   All Ground Action Reported Fierce Near Stronghold

Allies Knock Down 2 MiGs, Damage Three   Sixth Straight Day Of Aerial Dog Fights

American Jets Shoot Down Two More Red Migs   Ground Action Slows As Negotiators Seek Cease-Fire

Yank Pilots Down 2 Enemy Aircraft  Cruiser Helena And Smaller Vessel   Cruiser Helena And Smaller Vessel Hit By Communist Shore Guns

U. N., Red Jets Continue Battle   Tangle: for Sixth Straight Day; Two MIGs Are Shot Down

REDS ARE THROWN OFF HIGH GROUND   Air Battles Continue for Sixth Straight Day

Two More MiGs Shot Down As Air War Rages   Red Defense Is Stiffer On Land; U. S. Ships Hit

Americans Down Twé  Migs Friday   Air Fights Swirl Ove:  Northwest Korea}:  Infantry Rests

American Jets Shoot Dewn Two Red Plane: In Sixth Straight Day   Bag Brings Total Of 34 Enemy Jets So Far This Week

Hand-to-Hand Fighting Hits Korea Fronts   Allied Attacks Meet Stiffening Red Resistance; Airmen Set Record

TWO ENEMY JETS DOWNED BY U.N.   Allied Airmen Blast Reds In Sixth Day O£ Air Battles —Infantrymen Advance On Ground.

ERICAN PILOTS HOOT DOWN TWO ORE RED PLANES   e Others Damaged i ogtights Over Korea— 13 Blasted Out of Skics in Six Days.   ERFORTS ATTACK OMMUNIST AIRFIELDS   und Fighting Slows Bu ome of it Is Bitter — Enemy Casualties in War Put at 1,414,635.

 Advance on Ground  U.N. Planes Down 2 MIGS: Yank Cruiser. Destrover Hit

Jets Shoot Down Two Russ MIGs  Air Battle Rages for Sixth Day—Navy Says Reds Hit Two Ships

Allied Jet Pilots Down 2 Red MiGs   Infantrymen Advance In Hand-to-Hand Ground Combat

Allied Jet Planes Shoot Down Migs   Two Enemy Craft Destroyed. Three Others Damaved

Allied Pilots Down 2 MiGs; Damage 3  nT ee I a   Air Battles Rage For 6th Day; 2 U.S. Ships Hit, Toll Is Light

UN Jets Down Two MiGs, Hit Three Others.   American Cruiser, Destroyer Struck Be Chara Fire

War Continues  U. N. Airmen Bag Red Pair In Sixth Day Sky Fighting

American Jet Pilots Thrash Russ In 6th Straight Day Of Air Battle   Two Migs Shot. Down, 3 Damaged

AIR BATTLES GAIN FURY   Allied Planes Tangle With 121 MIG’s;  Down Two

U. §. Jet Pilots Shoot Down Two Enemy Planes in Sixth Day Of Aerial Battles Over Korea  Cruiser Helena Suffers Damage When Hit by Red Shore Fire

Yanks Battle Chinese Reds In Hill Area   Two WU. §. Warships Hit By Shore Guns Off Eastern Coast

American Planes Down Two More Communist MIGs   Ground Action - Reported Slow

Allied Planes Destroy Two  Russian MG's   Air Battles Are Continuing In Skies of Korea

Infanfrymen Drive Ahead   Forving Reds Off High Ground in Western and Central Korea

U.N. Jet Pilots Bag Two MIGs, Damage Three   6th Day of Dogfights, Troops Gain in Hand to-Hand Combat

Two More Red Jets Shot Down By UN Planes   Allied Infantrymen Continue To Make Advances

Two Commie Planes Shot Down in Korea   UN Troops Advance in Hand to Hand Fighting

Rerial Action Is Continuing   Iwo Red Jets Are Shot Down, Three Others Damaged

U.S. Jets Down Two More MiGs  Ground Action Slows But Fighting Bitter

Destroy Two Russian Jets In New Fight   Ground Forces Throw Reds Off Two Hill Areas

Allied Pilots Blast 5 More Enemy Jets  Troops Make Gains: 2 U.N. Warships Hi

Second Victim of  Whipping Cult Dies   Husband of One Admits He Was in Frenzy and That He ‘Beat Them Down’, Using Three-Foot Whip in Lashings

Second Victim of \ hip Cultist Dies —Members Quote sible to Explain

Used Three-foot Whip—  Jail Religious Cult Leader Who Whipped Two To Death

Whippings Kil  Two Women   Religious Fanatic Admit: Lashing Cult Members

Frenzied Cultist Held In Weird Case  Two Beaten fo Death in ‘Religious Whippings

Whipping Rites Bring Death to  _ Husband of One Beat:  Them at a Sect Rite

ic Of Sect Attempt Explanations—  Second Victim of Religious Cult Dies After Minnesota Floqaina

Leader Of Alleged Religious Cult — Held After 2Women Beaten To Deatl

Bible Passages Quoted to Justify Whipping Rites Ending in Two Death:

te Drives Out The Devil’  2 Die From Whippings ‘At Religious Cult Session

Cultist Admits Lashing Two Women To Death ‘To Drive Out the Devil’

Weird Sect Seeks to Explain Rites FEELS. DEG Deeks to Fexpiain Bucs  Two Lashed to Death By Religious Cultist

Weird Sect Revealed  Two Dead in Cult Lashings; One Victim’s Husband Held

SECOND CULT AICTIM OES (F WHIPPING   Sect Member Admits Beating Two Women to Death to “Oust Devil.”

‘Two Women Die From Sect Rites  Explain Whipping With Bible Quotes: Dozen Witness Act

Husband Held, Quotes Bible As Defense Flagellation Cult’s Second Victim Dies After Whipping

‘Two Dead From Whippings Received At Gathering of Weird Cult in St. Paul

Acheson Blasts 12 Accusations By Calif. Official   Secretary Replies To Knight's Charges

Knight False’  Blasts Accusations at - soe foe eo g   Blasts Accusations Of California’s Lieuvtenant-Governor

Top RFC Men Quitting Jobs   Agency Director Pleads For Single Boss To Restore Confidence

Top Personnel Are Deserting Sinking RFC   Cosgriff Says Only Single Administrator Can Salvage Agency

Cosgriff Sees Need for RFC to Quit   Says Step Necessary To Keep Public, Worker Confidence

OS ars ays  Single Boss to Replace 5-Man  iReconstruction Finanee Board

RFC Shakeup Is Imperative, Director Says  Resignations May Paralyze Agency

WOULD PUT RFC UNDER ONE MAN   Director Says Public Confidence In Agency Has Been Shaken

Senator Taft Tosses Hat In Political Ring   Veteran fram Chio Says He  Will Run in 1952 If GOP -:Wants Him To; Wants a  Theraovah Hotceclesning

Taft Calls For Housecleaning In Washington  Ohio Jake) aden ng To Run for Presiden  ° is ROP hd nee Mics

Taft Demands House Cleaning In-Washington  ~ Republican Chief Says 1952 Role ka #&«& Bick -

Sen. Taft Urges Big House Cleaning And Is Ready To Run for President

Ca pitol Housecleaning  Taft °52 Election Aim  Senator Awaits Nod From GOP Before Tossing Hat Into Ring

Senator Taft, Who Is Ready to Be Candidate If Asked, Says 1952 Washington Housecleaning Needed

Taft Will Run If Asked: Complete Housecleaning  Set as ’52 Election Aim

Hat to Go Into ‘32 Ring If GOP Says the Word  Mav Be Waiting for

Taft Demands Housecleaning And Sets It as G.O.P. Aim   Lambasts Truman Regime on Foreign, Domestic Policies

laft Ready To Seek Presidency If GOP Asks   Housecleaning In Washington Said Need Of Nation

Ohio Senator Has Sef Housecleaning in Capital as Aim   Believes Control of Seas and Air is Within Our Capactir

Housecleaning In Washington To Be  GOP Election Aim, Says Sen. Taft

Taft Makes Plea For 1952 Turnover  Declares He'll Run If Party Desires

HE'S AVAILABLE FOR NOMINATION  ~ Complete Capital Housecleaning  [Is Taft's Aim For GOP In 1952

Taft Calls For ‘House Cleaning   Wants ‘Uncompromising Honesty’ Restored at Washington

Taft Will Take Nomination  If Party OK’s   Ohio Senator Tells Crowd At Plymouth Rock That Housecleaning Needed

TAFT READY T0 RUNIN 1952 F HE CETS ASKED   Says It’s Time to Clean House; May Watch for ‘Draft’

Capital Clean-Up Is Goal Of G.0.P.   Taft Says He Will Run If Party Wants It 

Maximum lo 8   Taft Savs U.S. Needs CE = == nge In Washington; He Ma~: Run

Hunter Admits Killing in Game Refuge  Suspect Confesses After State Biologist  Bow snmnad Than mal *. BAe...

LITTLE EGYPT PEACHES KILLED BY COLD WAVE   Estimate Only 15 Per Cent of Buds Left on Southern IHlinois Trees After Extreme Cold of Past Few Days. Had Expected Normal Crop,

Estimate Only 15 Per Cent of Buds Left on Southern Illinois Trees After Extreme Cold of Past Few Days. Hac Expected Normal Crop.

FRIGID BLAST FROM CANADA SWEEPS EAST   Pittsburgh Expects Three Below Zero— “Warmer” In Fayette

U.N. Assembly Opening May Be Vital For Peace   U. 5. EXPECTED TO SUGGEST ARMS CENSUS; EVEN TO REVEAL ATOM BOMB STOCK

Highest Court Bar *s Plea Of Top Reds   Justices Will Decide Constitationality Of Two Alien Laws

Supreme Court Rejects Appeal Of Red Leaders   Agrees to Consider Laws on Deportation Of Commie Aliens

Won't Reconsider Case Against 11 Convicted Commies   Appeal of Lawyers Representing Reds Denied by Supreme Court.

Court Affirms — Red Case Ruin   Plea. to Reconsider Decision Is Denied

COURT REFUSES APPEAL BY REDS   Seven Now Jailed, Hunt Four Among Party’s Leaders

Weather At Yuma   Il Top Red Leaders Lose Final Appeal   Reconsideration Is Denied By U.S. Supreme Court In Communist Case

SUPREME COURT REFUSES REVIEW   Will Not Reconsider Deci: ~on In Case Of 11  Communists

Jurists Won't Rehear Reds   Supreme Court Refuses To Reconsider Case Against Leaders

Supreme Court Rejects Pleas Of 11 Commies   Tribunal Makes No Decision on Lawyers’ Appeal

Court Rejects Reds’ Appeal   Refuses to Reconsider Conviction of Top 11 Communist Leaders

Stream Pollution And Liquor Join Debate List   City Street Fight Will Be Continued In General Assembly

Other Issues Stir Legislators... .  Assembly Aroused  - By Liquor Dispute

Three Big Topics Slated To Keep Assembly Busy   Liquor, Stream Pollution And Increased Aid To City Streets On Solons’ Slate This Week

Yank Bayonets Unsheathed in Bloody Charge   Allied Patrol Within Six Miles of Seoul As Drive Continues   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Bait tleship Opens Fire on Hills  ih Eastern Korea   Reds Fear African Warriors in Korea

Counsel For Gibbs Is Seeking Change In Death Sentence   College Senior Is Fighting To Escape Electric Chair For Slaying Secretary

LEGION AUX. PLANS AN OCTOBER INSTALLATION   To Entertain Girl Citizens At Supper Meeting   CONVENTION REPORT

Army To Review Cribbing Cases Against 90 Men   Grid Captain Is One Of Accused; Blaik May Quit

Board Starts Ouster Review  At West Point   Probe Will Reach Into Graduating Class of Last Year

Six are Missing As Tug Upsets  14 Air Force Men Rescued From Ocean

WARM   C. W. Hackett, UT Professor, Shot to Death   Body Found in Car; Suicide Verdict Given

Truman Reveals Total Nearly Three Million   Secrecy Lifted From Expansion —~Of Armed Micht

US. Strength In Excess of  2,900,000 Men   ‘Top Secret? Figures Show Armed Forces Doubled Sinée June

TRUMAN REVEALS FIGURES  2.9 Million Armed Yanks Make Up U.S. Streneth

‘Slot Machine Boys, Told to — Leave Reno, Doing All Right   Pair Now Milking Machines in Idaho

N. 0. Cotton   Little Rock Girl Named Winner Of Miss Arkansas of 195] Title

‘Heavy Allied Artillery Set Up In Burned And Blackened Streets  i Of Deserted South Korea Capi' tal   SUPPLIES CONTINUE TO POUR INTO CITY

Anchors At Both Ends Of Korean Defense Line  _ Are Abandoned By UN

Heavy Guns Set Up Within City; Ammunition And Supplies Poured In As Allies Apparently Set to Fight for City for First Time In War

UN Artillery in Ruined Capital  Hammers Reds      lijongbu, Yanggu Given Up to Straighten Sth Army Line ~

Yanks Roll Up Artillery For Defense of Seoul As Enemy Tide Flows on

President To Repwrt On Korea   Te Give Version Of-Present Lull In Fighting

Truman Says He Has Not Sent Any Orders To Korea on When, How To Stop All Fighting

CASH HOLOOUT VIOLATES LAW, AKERS CHARGE   Attacks 1-Man Managemen’ and Laxity of Three

Nations At War Holding Session   State Dept. Says Decisions Made

Decisions Made On Malik’s Proposal  To Bring About Armistice In Korea   Sixteen’ U. N. Countries Reported In Agreement And India May Join In; Nations Are Those With Troops In Korea.

Retreat Called ‘Orderly’ Plan  High Army Officer Cpencene: Na Raut

Says Evacuation Of U. N. Troops ‘Well Planned’   Overwhelming Strength Of Enemy Forces Shown In Army Man’s Report

SAYS RETREAT WELL-PLANNED NOT ANY ROUT   High Officer Says 950,000 Reds Involved in Korean Push.

Korean Retreat Well-Planned   Claims Withdrawal Is Not Dunkerque

Asserts UN Retreat In’Korea.is‘No:Rout      High Army: ‘Officer: ‘Declares -. Withdrawal. “is Being: Made'~in ‘Good ‘Order.

‘Not A Rout,’ Army Insists  Korea Retreat Called Planned Withdrawal

Denies ‘Dunkirk’ Rout Pentagon Officer Reports U.N. Retreat Was Planned

Legislative Okay: To End Refunds   Group Agrees to Cut Farmers’ Aid Under  Special Conditions

Farmers Gas Tax Refunds May Be Stopnec  Plan Conditioned On Turning Over More Money for Ronds

Several Own Stock Paying Profit of 9007.   Reports Say Men Helped Create Track Through Bill in 1949

Reveal Eight Legislators On Track Payroll  He Ipe d Create Chi  icago Downs Ry Rillin 1049

Bef ‘Take Revealed by Tax Expert   Casino Owners Also Named in Crime Probe

} Employe Of Beverly Hills Testifies; Denies Knowledge Of Gambling At Club

Close Tracks Io Stop Betting, McBride Says  Gambling. Operations Bared At Racket Probe in Clevelanc

-Tax Man astifies in rime Probe   Accountant Says 4e Figured Income “or Gambling Clubs

Reds Raise New Point At Cease-Fire Talks  Allied Negotiators Again Announce Progress At Parley

Jail Ex-Convict in Dope-Selling Case   Oklahoma Cityan Accuses OF Selling Morphine Prescribed for Mother

Senate GOP Stalls Showdown Action In Contempt Case   Del Monte Would Be Given Pardon If Jailed, Dever Indicates: See Choices

Admits Report Reds Planned Drive, Doubted   Disclosures Made In Questioning By Sen. Bridges

MacArthur Received Report Warning of War, Acheson Says  Told in March, 1950 Reds Would Launch  Offensive in June

Acheson Reads Early Report Of Red Plans   It Showed Commies Decided to Invade S. Korea in June

MW Arthur Told Of Impending Blow in Mareh  Admits U. S. Didn't Be   Admits U. S. Didn't Be lieve Reds Would Launch Maior Attack

Red Invasion Hints Thought Cry of ‘Wolf   Acheson Questioned On Intelligence From Korea

Texans Called [o Aid Probe House  committes To  am . ,nh® £aeaassf.......

B. Springs Plant Opens Wednesday   Yale & Towne Officials Dug  For Ceremony

Education Board Gives Approva To Buildings to Be Started At Six State University Units

Way Cleared To Spend  Allocation Board of Education Gives Approval On Construction

Senator Wiley Asks Tax Collectors Be Placed Under Civil Service Rule   St. Louis Tax Man Surrenders

Tune Is Fired from His Winfield Job   “Not a Proper" Head Far Training School, State Board Exolaing

State Fires School Head   Social Welfare Group Thinks Tune “Not A Proper Superintendent’

Denials By Dawson Irks  Fulbright   “That's His Opinion, Senator Says Afi ter Hearing on RFC

RFC PROBERS STAND PAT ON CHARGES OF LOAN “INFLUENCE” AGAINST TRUMAN AIDE

Fulbright Stands Pat On His Committee Report On Dawson Political Influence

Dawson Hit By Fulbright   Solon Says White House Aid Did Influence R.F.C,

Woman Attorney Asks Vindication Of Charge As Rec   Allegheny Co. Assistan' Took Leave Following  Margiotti’s Blast

CHINESE MAKE HEAVY ATTACKS GAINING HILLS   U.N. Forces Give Ground As Assaults Grow ‘In Power.

FORCES MEET SAVAGE ENEMY ATTACKS  Red Troops on West  Red Troops on Western Korean Front Heavily Supported By Artillerv.

Reds Get Ready For Big Drive; Tanksin Kaesong  Cammunict Traane Drive Allies’

from Halls on  Nestern Front   24 Jet Fighters Tangle with MIGs in Scoreless Fight

UN Troops Driver From Four Hills   Communists Use Artillery; Move Tanks Into Cease-Fire City, Kaesona

Reds Drive Allies From Three Hills   U.N. Army Braces For Anything All Along 135 Mile Battle Front As Tempo Steps Up.

Enemy Drives U. N. Forces From Hills   Reds Reportedly Moving Tanks To Cease-Fire City

Communisis Move Tanks Into Kaesana   Alhted Troops Routed From Hill Position in Three Sectors af Western Front,

Attacking Red Forces Reported  Heavily Supported By Artil ‘lery; Chinese Communists Take Three Hills   KAESONG OCCUPATION IS NOT CONFIRMED

Foe Moves Tanks Into Truce City  Allied Infantry Lose 3 Hills in Western Sector

B.&0. to Cut Two Trains Off Schedule   Lack of Revenue Blamed; Action Effective Sept. 30

Crash in Gulf May Have Taken 48 Live: If Reports Correct  Ship At Scene Says Craft Ablaze, None of Crew Believed Alive

OL TANKERS BLAZE ATER BRASH IN GUL   Conflicting Reports Indicate Some Survivors May Be in Water.

Reds Still Fall Back, Hurt Badly   Main Line of Resistance Broken, Says Leader  Of 7th Division Unit   TOLL “TERRIFIC   UN Drive Apparently Has Thwarted or Delayed A Big Chinese Attack

Five Communist Counter-Atfacks Smashed Back   Allies Press Ahead Cautiously But Steadily in Center

7th Division Chases Reds  In Mountains   Marines Lead Force Repelling  >» Counterattacks

Ist Marines Pacing U.N. Center Drive   Mountains Wild, Unmapped, Troops ‘Crawling’ Along

Smash Five Red Attacks   Main Line of Red Resistence Broken, Americane Not Letting Them Rest

Yanks Crack New Main Defense Line Of Reds in Korea   Hurl Back Five Counterattacks; Chase Back Reds

TROOPS PURSUE ENEMY FLEEING INTO MOUNTAINS   Main Line Of Red Resistance On. East Central Battlefront Broken—Foe’s Attacks Fail.

American Korea Push Is Continued   Counterattacks By Chinese Repulsed On Central Front

Yank Troops Smash Five Red Attacks   Allied Offensive Grinds Ahead on Central Front

Counter Blows Are Repulsed   Main Resistance of Enemy Is Smashed

Allies Chase Enemy Into Wilderness  Than ohhave Smack   Doughboys Smash Five Communist Counter-Attacks

Battlelines  Push Ahead On Central War Fronts   Five Savage Tries Thrown Back Today ' By UN Front Ranks

News Day, Night   oo Troops Chase Foe  In Mountain Wilderness   Sole UN Aim Is To ‘Kill Chinese And Save Ourselves,  Ridgway Tells Commanders: Marines In Action

Enemy Is Being Chased Into Mountain Area  Counterattacks Broker j Y ea <a Sees = ET   Counterattacks Broker As Americans Start Clean Sweep Pursuit

U.S. Attack Foils Drive  By Chinese   Counter-Offensive By Enemy. Believed  Delayed For Number Oe Waeake

Reds Pursued  in Mountains   Battle Scene Moves to Uncharted Wilderness; U.S. Casualties Light

UN Forces — Continue To Move Ahead   Communisi Counter-Altacks Hurled Back by Second Division 15 Miles SE of Heougsong in 3-Hour Fight:

Five Pre-Dawn Assaults Hurled Back By Yanks   U. S. Second Division Battles Three Hours In Sharpest Action Of Week-Old U.N. Offensive.

Yanks Crack Main Korean  Red Defenses   Foe Suffering ‘Terrific Toll,’ Flees. to Hills, U. S. Colonel Declares

Reds Chased Into Uncharted Mountain  Wilderness After Successful Assault  —Five Fierce Counterattacks Smashed by Doughboys—Commander of  Victorious Regiment Says Chief Re sistance is Broken.   “TERRIFIC TOLL” IS TAKEN

Red Defenses Cracked Open  Five Counterattacks Repulsed by Allies

Savage Atfacks Blunted; Reds In Full Flight   Enemy Fleeing Into Wilderness; GI's Are Close Behind

GIs Crack Main Red Defenses      - Five Counterattacks Smashed, Nipping New Communist Push

YANKS GRACK MAIN ENEMY DEFENSES   Reds Flee Into Uncharted Mountain  Wilderness  OFFENSIVE   Sparked By First Marines; Superforts Hammer Red. Camp Near Pyongyang

FIVE FIERCE RED CHARGES HURLED BACK   Americans Chasing North Koreans Into Hills on East-Central Front; First Marines in Action.

Five Chinese Counferattacks Thrown Back   — GIONS RS =e jee ee F   Seventh Division  Spearheads Smash Through Red Line; Marines In Action

U. S.: Troops Smash Five New Attacks   Allied Battleline Continues To Move Ahead

Chase Reds Into Mountain Wilds   Seventh Division Regiment First in Breaking En emy Lines   QUELL COUNTERBLOWS   QUULELL CUUNIERDLUWS  First Marines From Changjin Retreat in Thick of Fighting

Chase Reds Into Mountain Wilds   Seventh Division Regiment First in Breaking Enemy Lines   QUELL COUNTERBLOWS   First Marines From Changjin Retreat in Thick of Fighting

Main Defense Line of Reds Is Penetrated   Allies Crack Chinese Forces; Advances Made Along Front in Allied Offensive

ALLIES SMAS EAST-CENTRAL DEFENSE LINE   ‘Seventh Division Troops Chase Reds Into Wilderness

‘Chased Into A Mountainous Wilderness   Supply Problem For the Yanks Becoming More Serious In Mountains

U.N. Drive Advancing Cautiously   Five Communist Assanlts Horled Back by Second Division as Batileline Moves Steadils Ahead

Breach Comes After Fierce Counterattacks  Doughboys Take ‘Terrific Toll’ Says Commander

Main Line of Resistance Is Broken, Says Colonel; Steady but Cautions Ad vance Continues.   FIVE COUNTERATTACKS ARE HURLED BACK

ENEMY CHASED INTO MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS   Five Fierce Counterat tacks Hurled Back in Howling Windstorm.

Americans Crack Main Enemy Line   : Reds Chased. Into Mountain. Wilderness -Followin - Failure of Five Fierce Counterattachs :

U.S. Troops Crack Red Korean Lines   Enemy Forces Chased Into Hills After Yanks Smash Five Fierce Counterattacks; Allies Are Moving Ahead Cautiously Along Entire Front

Pierce Main Defenses Of Red Troops On East-Central Front, Take Heavy Toll

Ith Division Troops Chasing Enemy Into Hills — Whole U. N. Line Moves Cautiously Ahead

American Troops Slash Through Communist Defense Lines; Reds Retreat Into Uncharted Areas

Korean Reds Defense Line  Cracks Open.   ~Marines Lead Push To Prevent Exemy’s Counter Offensive

Yanks Smash Five Knemy Counterattack:s   Cautious UN Advance Thwarts Chinese Plan For Counter-Offensive —Marines Pace Drive

TAKING HUGE TOLL IN DEAD AND. WOUNDED   Chase. Enemy Into Unmapped Wilderness Area

5 Attacks Smashed. By Allies   Counter-Offensiv   Counter-Offensive Of Red Chinese Is Thwarted

Shattered Enemy Flees Into Hills   U.S. Regiment Breaks North Korean Stand After Bluntina Five Attacks

Five Thrusts Thrown Back By Americans   Action Reported Sharpest Since Renewal Of Big UN Drive: Chinese Shift Into Defense Positions

American Unit  In Central Area Communists Fail In Counterattack, Resume Retreat

Enemy Is Being Chased Into Mountain Area  Counterattacks Broken As Americans Start Clean Sweep Pursuit

Gls Crack Main Red Defenses   Chinese. on Run Again After Fierce Counter-blows Fail; Losses !'Terrifjet!

Cautious Gains Achievedin Central Korea   Red Counter-Attack Near Hoengsong Stalled by Drive

ALLIED BATTLELINE MOVES AHEAD AFTER SOME SHARP ACTION   Drive Is Spearheaded by Famous U. S. First Marine Division; Hills South of Hoengsony Are Captured

2 Fierce Red Attacks Hurled Back By U.S,  SecondDivision   Enemy Chased Into Un. charted Mountain Wilder. ness in Cautious Advance

‘Enemy Apparently Un able to Get Offensive Started:As UN Troops  Keen Punching Ahead

Five Communist Counterattacks Are Repulsed   Enemy in Flight Before Advancing American Troops

Action Sharpest Of ‘Killer’ Drive; First Marines Back To Spearhead Push Throwine Chinese Off Balancs

Lievers To Fight Charges by Jury  Kenosha Attorney Relinauishes Job

Compromise On Gas Tax Hike Reached   Terms of Proposal Similar To One Which Failed  In House

UN Diplomats Approve Of Prelim Talks   Goud Progress Toward ce Seen; General His Report

Dane Blasts Vishinsky In Assembly   Kraft Labels Soviet Minister ‘Irrational’

Masquerading Robber Escape: With Big Air Force Payroll   Squadron Paymaster at Sheppard Field Robbed of $33,000 at Finance Office

Global Talks Are Proposed By Vishinsky   Russian Minister Launches Bitter Attack On U., S., Britain And France

Progress Seen  In Oil Talks   Harriman Seen Nearer To Effecting Parley

Lack of Orders Will Shut Down Bur-Mil Plants   Some Progress Reported From lran Situation

UN Team Ready To Resume Talks With Communists   Allies Hope to Hold New Truce Meeting Tomorrow

10 to 11 Killed In Train Wreck   20 Persons Injured As Train Runs Off Rails in England

Heavy Layer Of Ice Covers Most of Ohio   Blamed for Four Deaths, Sends Over 100 To Hospitals

OPS Pulls Handle On Slot Machines   “Base Price’’ This Yea Under Price Control

Flu Breaks Out At University  102 Bowling Green Students Are Ill

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONS SNOWED UNDER   ‘Small County Senators Definitely Kill Controversial  Measure   SUNDAY LIQUOR BAN REJECTED IN SENATE

Convention Measure Killed For Session   Smali Counties Smothe Chance For ConstituRanal Chanae

Persons Calls Extra Session Starting Today   Asks Legislature To Act On Civil Defense And Officials’ Pay

Birth Control for India, Plan   Revolutionary Idea Is Set Forth to Check Famine Conditions

India Discloses Five-Year-Plan  Famine And Birth Control Featured

Birth Control Urged In India Five-Year Plan  Nearly Four Billion Would Be Spent To  eg

Britain, France Move To Block Pact With Spain   U. S. Military Deal Meets Opposition

Britain, France Oppose American Deal With Spain   Re-Equipment Of France Forces Is Proposed By United States

Allies Oppose  Franco Dea.   Britain, France Speak Out Against Reported Plan

Report Plan To Block Deal With Franco   Britain and France Announce Opposition To Auxiliary Pact

Britain, France Opposed ‘To American Deal For A ‘Military Pact With Spain

France, Britain Attem ptTo Block American Move For Military Deal With Franco

Visitors  ‘Seek Bargains  In Price War Some Manufacturers  Cut Off Supplies To Larve Stores

Eversharp Cuts Pencil Deliveries To Macy’s; Price Battle Continues

Manufacturers Threaten Supply For Price-Warring Retail Stores; Buyers’ Rush Causes Few Retreats

New York Stores Face Big Rushes   Merchandise Supply Lines Threatened By Manufacturers

Stores Mobilize For Buyers’ Rust   Manufacturers Threaten Price-Warring New York Business Establishments

CLARION GLASS WORKER KILLED INPARKER FALL   Joseph F. Callender 25, Succumbs In Butler

Truman Asking A Workable Bill  Wants Control Act He Has Advocated

President Prods Congress Again Over Controls   Fighting Halt Must Not Stop Military Buildup, Truman Warns

Truman Pleads Again For His Kind OF Curbs   Prods Congress To Give Him Control Bill He Wants.

President Truman Renews Demands For Almost Unlimited Power To Control Domestic And Business Life

Truman Again Seeks Action   Stricter Controls Sought By President

Truman Presses for Strong Hand Over Controls   Buildup of Military Might to Continue; Curbs Held Vital

President Again Asks Controls   Prods Congress As Johnston Disctoses *Edueation’ Drive-

Congress Is Again Proddec On Controls   Hopes Members Will Come Up With Workable Rill

President Again Prods Congress On Controls Act   Truman Hopes House Passes Better Bill Than Senate Version

Congress Again Urged to Pass Strong Controls   Truman Wants House to Act; Johnston Says Curbs Are Necessary

President Asking For Strong Bill   Senate Measure Is Criticized; Hopes House Improves It

Truman Prods Congress for Stronger Controls: Johnston Fears Inflation

Chief Executive Sharply Critical Of Senate Action On Controls: Johnston Backs Truman

Railway Talks Are Resumed; Army Rapped   Postal Embargo Ts Based Except Between East, Western Sections

Mail Embargo Eased As Many of Striking Switchmen Go Back   Judge Criticizes Army for Not Seeing That Roads Operate; Back to Work Movement Gains Momentum But Key Midwest Hubs Still Tied Up

Rail Strikers. Army Criticized By Judge At Contempt Hearing   “Strutting’’ Officers Should Get Soldiers To Force Railroaders Back On Job, He Says; East, West Conditions Near Norma!

Judge Asks Army Help  Run Trains   Mediator Says ” Situation Good For Settlement’

Federal Judge Proposes Move Many Return   Postoffice Departmen Partially Relaxes Tight Embargo

Express Embargo Modified For Eastern Points And ‘“Subject To Delay” To Cities West Of The Mississippi

Army Scored By Federal Judge  Progress Reported In Railroad Strike

Manufacturers Claim Controls ‘Dictatorial  See Destruction AE EFeanamy -

Nati jon Marks End Of “War To End Wars?  Meditation Rather T esr Celebration Marks Day

Armistice Day Brings Dim Hope of Peace   Meditation Rather Than Celebration Is Theme   Truman, Lovett Point Out Strength Is Necessary

New Atomic Test Explosion   Las Vagas Area Takes Blast in Stride

Brehm Jury Is Told Contributions Alleoedly Began in January, 1945

Is Sure US” Can Whip  Russians   Former Defense Secretary Believes US Is Strong Enough To Stand Alone   NEED UNITY, FAITH   Recess MacArthur Hearing Until Monday—Averell Harriman Next Witness   RiVyETIN

May End Hearings On M’Arthur Case Within 15 Days   General May Be Invited to Reply to Other Evidence

Earthquake Jolts New Englanders   Sets off Fright for Many With Shaking of Buildings

Ridgway Is Confident Of Outcome in Korea   Says.Reds Will Continue. to Pay Bloody Price. Pays Visit to Front. -

Ridgway Says Heavy Red Toll Will Continue   Officers Estimate Chinese Casualties At Near 80,000

Aircraft, Tanks Batfer Chinese On Quiet Fronf   { Ridgway Expresses Confidence U.N. Ready for Attack

UN Tanks Roam Korean  No Man’s Land   Reds Regrouping North, West Of Seoul

Allied Armies Again Dominate War Front  Ridgway Says Chinese Pay ‘Bloody Price’ for Any Advance; Is ighly Confident of UN Ability to Hoid ©

RIDGWAY IS CONFIDENT OF HOLDING FOE   After Visit to Front Says Enemy Must Pay Bloody Price to Stay in Korea.    p ALLIED PLANES AND TANKS ROAM FRONT   Heavy Armored Patrols Raid VUijonabu, 11 Miles North of Seoul for Third Straight Day.

Gen. Ridgway Says Red China Will Pay a Bloody Price To Continue Conflict in Korea

Ridgway Cites Bloody Price  Paid By China   Confident Allies Can Han. dle Anything Reds Throw at Them

GENERAL CONFIDENT ALLIES CAN THROW BACK ANY ASSAULT   U.N. Planes And Tanks D ominate Korean Front; American Tank Raiders Probe Enemy Lines North Of Se oul.

Ridgway Warns Reds His Troops Will Crush Drive  Enemy Builds Up Supplies Despite Aerial Bombing

Ridgway Says Allied Troops. Can Stop Reds  Communists Regroup For Another Drive In South Korea

Commander Visits Front During Battle   General] Sees Red Chinese Continuing To Pay Bloody Price Of Battle in Korea

Ridgway Finds Reds Are Paying Bloody Price   General Back From Korean Front And Confident.

Leader Expresses New Confidence As He Concludes Visit To Korean Front

Ridgway Confident Reds Will Continue To “Pay In Blood”   Supreme Commander Tours Front: Tank Columns Fan Out From Seoul

Gen. Ridgway Returns From Korean Front Confident  Chinese Reds Will “Continue To Pay Bloody Price”

U.N. Power Dominates _ War Front   Ridgway Confident His Forces Capable of Turning Back Foe

Allied Planes, Tanks Dominate Korea War Front  Ridaway Sure Reds   Ridgway Sure Reds Losses Will Continue

Ridgway SaysReds Pay Bloody Price  UN Tanks, Planes Dominate Front: Allies Confident

Reds Costly Offensive. Is Stymied  Pay Big Price For Small Gains

United Nations Planes, Tanks Dominate Front   Roam Freely; Ridgway Says Reds Continue to Pay High Price

Ridgway Sure Red: Will Pay Bloody Price In Korea.  Front Dominated a ee   Front Dominated By U. N. Planes And Roaming Tank:

Ridgway Returns From Front Confident Chinese Reds Will  Continue fo Suffer Heavy Losses  Allied Planes and Tanks Still Are Dominating Battlefields -

Ridgeway Back To Tokyo After Visit to Front   Says Chinese Armies To Continue Paying Price For Aggression in Blood

UN Units Control Korean War Front  Ridgway Confident After Inenection

GEN. RIDGWAY VISITS FRONT   Says Reds Must Pay  Bloody Price For Being In Korea

Tanks, Planes Batter Enemy  In Seoul Fore   Allied Leader Cites Terrific Red Losses Aster Tour Of Front

Enemy Forees To Keep Paying Bloody Price   Ridgway Reports Front Dominated By Allied Plangs, Roaming Tanks

PATROLS PROBE NQ-MAN'S LAND: REDS REGROUP   Communists Bring Up Hundreds of  Trucks

U.N. Forces Ia Control at Front   Allied Planes Report Com munist Troops Rolling Southward

The Weather   U.N. Takes Heavy Toll, Holds Lines   Ridgway Sees Tanks, Planes Blasting Reds

U. N. Forces In Control at Front   General Matthew Ridgway Returns from a TwoDay Tnp   Allied Planes Report Communist Troops Rolling Southward

Ridgway Returns From Tour of Korean Front  Says Chinese Armies Will Continue To De... Blend: Detea

Ridgway Sees Chinese Paying Heavily in Korea  Says Troops Are Confident of Ability To Handle Red Attacks

Ridgway Back From Front ‘Confident’  U.N. Tank Forces Continue Scouting

CHINESE REARM FOR NEW BLOWS ON ALLIED LINE   General Ridgway ; Confident That U N. Forces Can Re pel Any Attack: Made By Reds.

Ridgway Sure Reds Will Pay ‘Bloody Price’   Commander Visits Front Dominated by Allied Tanks. Planes

Gen. Ridgway ReturnsFrom  Trip To Front   Says Chinese Armies Will Continue To Pay Bloody Price For Fiehtine In Korea

Commies Mass ror New Attack   Fire Bombs Dropped On Enemy Forces

Gen. Ridgway _ Confident After Visiting Front   Says Chinese Reds Will Continue To Pay Bloody Price They Have Been Paying

Line Dominated By UN Tanks And Airplanes  General States Chinese   General States Chinese Only Destroying More Of Their Own Soldiers

Troops, Generals Confident They Can Defeat Reds   Chinese to Continue Paying Bloody Price in Korea, Assertion

Continued Slaughter O! Reds Seen   Gen. Ridgway Says Chinese Will Pay Bloodv Korea Price

U. N. Commander Sees Allied Forces Still ‘Dominating The Field   General Sharing T roops’ Confidence   Tank Columns Roamin; ‘North of Seoul; Reds Make No New Attack:

Ridgway Says Chinese To Pay Heavy Tol   U. N. Commander In Report Of Korean War After Tour

Chief Pays Visit To Front, Says Reds “Will Pay”   Allied Commander Sees Complete Domination By U. S. Planes; Communist Losses Piling Up

Ridgway Certain UN Can Hold On   General Confident After His Latest  VWiely ta Erornt

‘Reds Paying Big Price’ - Ridgway  ‘And They'll Continue To Do So.’ He Adds

Ridgway Sees UN Troops Holding Line   Says Red Forces Will Continue to Pay Bleody Price

Enemy to Pay Bloody Price,  UN Chief Says   Ridgway Completes Two-Day Tour of Korean Front Lines

Ridgway: Reds to Pay High Price   Communists Spew Artillery, Mortar Fire at UN Tanks

Ridgway Is Confident Of Outcome  Says Chinese Will Continue to Pay  Blood in Korea

Army Found Set In Tour: By Ridgway  Reds Will Continue To Pay Heavy Price.

Confident Red Chinese Will Pay in Blood   General Ridgway Tours Frontlines On Two-Day Trip

Tank- Patrols- a On Mission: of Death af Fronf   Indications Are Reds Regrouping for. New: Assault Against: Allied Troops

Says Reds Will Continue to Pay Bloody Price So Long  as They Push War

SCOTS ADMIT TAKING CORONATION STONE   Keveal Their Identity After Government Promises Not To  Prasercute

Flowers for Hiroshima  Rambher Drance Wreath an Sivth Banivaresr<

Airmen Drop Flowers on Hiroshima  Today, Sixth Anniversary of A-Bomb

eas Are Dropped on Hiroshima In servance of Atom Bomb ‘Anniversary

Three Veterans Of Korean War Man Plane, Drop Howers On Hiroshima

Truman Talks With M’Kinney About Seandal   Democratic Chief Himself Under Fire For Profitable Stock Deal

PTREMAN, McKINNEY IN POWWOW F ulbright Asks Airing ~ Of $68,000 Stock Deal

TRUMAN WILL SEE McKINNEY LATER TODAY   Pair May Act Qn Scandals Exposed By House Inaniry

Subject of Conference Not Disclosed   Fulbright Calls For Full Airing of Chairman's “Deal”

s. Truman Arranges Late Afternoon ference With Democratic Chairman

Fulbright Wants Public Airing—   President Calls 'Talk’ With Frank McKinney

Administration Scandals Finally Reaching Attention Of President Truman; May Even Start Clean-Up

Increasing Tax Fraud Scandals May Be Subject   Sen. Fulbright Calls for Public Airing of $68,000 Profit

HST Calls M’ Kinney For Talk   “Dramatic, Drastic Cleanup” Sought By Chairman

Frank McKinney Truman fo Talk About ‘Cleanup’   ‘Sen. Fulbright Asks Airing of Democrat Chief's Stock Deal

Truman to Meet With McKinney While Fullbrioht Demands Complete‘ Airino’

Truman To Falk With McKinney   Is Almost Sure To Discuss Conditions  Exposed By Probe

Truman Arrange: For a Valk With Committee Head  McKinney Under Fire For Stock Profits

—H UDDLE ON SCANDALS —*-:. ~ McKinney Summoned. To White House Talk

Demo Chairman to Talk with Truman   Sen. Fulbright Says Mehinney Profit Calls For Clear Explanation

President Plans On Talk Today With McKinney   Solon Aske Airing Of Deal That Nets $68,000 Gain  Qn $1000 Investment

Talk With His Party Leader  Frank McKinney In Call For Cleanup Of Tax Scandal

Democrat Chief Gets Parley Call After Deal Story  Truman Expected To Open Sweeping Cleanup Inquiry

McKinney Deal Probe Demanded By Fulbright   Truman, Party Chief to Meet At White House

McKinney To White House  Cleanup Action ay Be Discussed VWAfieh Deacindant

Confers Today With Democrat Boss McKinney   Expect Drastic Action By President to Offset Tax Scandals

TRUMAN CALLS IN McKINNEY FOR AFTERNOON TALK   No Announcement Made of What Their Conference Will Be About

Favorable  Reports On Reds Given   General Relates MacArthur Order Regarding Arma Taken From Japs

Favo  ‘ed Russians, Says Wedemeyer   ONE PERSON COULD HAVE ACCEPTED ~ JAP SURRENDER, ADVISES GENERAL

Holiday Mailing Suggestions Giver   .Postal Authorities Explain Regulations

Blond Flutist, Romeo Held on Kidnap Count   Factory Worker's Wife Gives Birth To Baby After Hubby Runs Away

More Towns Join Campaign by Wives of Servicemen   Meetings to Be Held in Columbia and Jefferson City Tonight.

Phone Cable Cutters Busy. at Emmetsburc  But Operators. Detica: tn. Wael “hs

Lancaster To Get Huge Air Foree Depot   Government To Spend _ $62,000,000 On Project In Pennsylvania City

COLD IN LAWRENCE   Week-End Zero Tempera: tures End January’s Mild eather

Allied Force Holds Sector Below Seoul   Tank And Infantry Raider Teams Drive Enemy From Suwon

Allies Rout 1,000 Reds At Suwon   Enemy Garrison Caught Napping On Western Front

Allied Units Hold Outposts Against Reds  Army Staff Chief Watches Raiders Recanture Suwan

Tank-Infantry Teams Hold Korea Outposts  Army Chief of Staff Visits Front With   Army Chief of Staff Visits Front With 3 Other Top Leaders

Raiders, Planes Mow Down Reds in Suwon Area   Big Chinese Forces Digging in Rather Than Attacking

Scout Forces Hold Tight To Front Position   Red Supply Problem Critical Vandenberg Says After Tour

UN Scouting Forces On 3rd Day Of Raid   Tank-infantry Teams Stay Within Striking Distance Of Big Red Force

Surprise Attacks by Allies Smash 1,000 Reds at Suwon   Scouts Within Range of 3 Chinese Armies

Tank-Infantry Teams Hold Korea Outposts  Army Chief of Staff Visits Front With 3 Other Top Leaders

1,000-MAN RED GARRISON GETS BAD DRUBBING   Inflict Heavy Casualties In New Action; Holding Firm In West Sector .

Scouting ‘Teams Testing Chinese Reds’ Strength   UN Forces Cling Stubbornly To Three West Korean Outposts Within Range Of Large 120,000-Man Red Army; Allies Run Into Touch Fichtine At Suwon

Reds Routed  By UN Troops From Suwon   Tank and Infantry Raiders Are Within Range of 120,000 Chinese Red Troops

Gen. Collins Sees U.N. Troops Rout Big Red Garrison   Air Forces Continue to Slow Down Advancing Enemy. Vandenbera Says

Scouts Test Strength Of Red Forees   Air Force Reveals Intensive Bombing Of Enemy Supplies

‘Testing Enemy Strength At ig Points   General Collins Sees Suwon Fall To Tanks. Troops and Warplanes

U.N. Raider Teams Hit Reds Hard   General Collins Watches as Allies Exterminate 500 Reds at Suwon

Hold Firm To Three Outposts   Raider Teams, Probing Enemy, Reported Near  120,000 Red Troops   General Collins Watches UN Rout Thousand-Man  Commie Garrison There

Forces Test Strength of Red Troops   Allies Inflict 300 Casualties on Chinese in Hour; General Views Battle  Others Go to F ront  Smith and Bolling Inspect Sectors Held by U.N. Units

Collins Sees Victory On Front Tour   Surprised Enemy Hit Hard By Tanks And Planes In Battle

UN Raider Teams  Hold Three Towns   Scouting Forces Are Within Striking Range Of 120.000 Chinese

Allies Hold 3 Outposts In Firm Grip   Collins, Chief Of Staff, Watches U. S. Rout 1,000 Reds  From Suwan

U.N. RAIDERS HOLD WESTERN DEFENSE LINE   Allied Scouting Forces Move Up On Massed Reds.

U.N. Holds Firm To 3 Outposts in Test of Strength   Within Striking Range of 120,000 Chinese Troops

United Nations Combat Teams Of Infantry And Tanks Holding Gain Under Pressure Of 120,000 Reds

Rout 1,000 Chinese From Town As General Watches   More Air Power To Be Used In Korea

Allies Hold Firm, Face 120,000 Reds  Scouts Test Enemy Power Near Seoul

Allied Raiders Hold 3 Outposts Near Red Force  Chief of Staff Sees

UN Raider Teams Within Range Of Huge Red Force   Allied Forces Hold Tightly To Three Outposts; Collins Witnesses Rout Of Red Unit: Planes Strike

ALLIED RAIDERS HOLD OUTPOSTS ION KOREAN LINE   J.N. Scouting Forces Reach Within 17 Miles Of Seoul — Chinese Mass 120,000 Troops.

Collins Sees Scouting Unit Defeat Reds   UN At Suwon And Positions South Of Kumyangjang And Osan

Enemy Power Under Test Near Seoul  By UN Force   Tank-Infantry Group   Tank-Infantry Group In Third- Day Of Try To Probe China Line

Collins Tours Korean War Front,Then Leaves For Home; News Clamp On Troop Movements

Allies Probe Red Strength   Hold Outposts Near 420.000 Comnmainise

U.N. Troops Hold Firmly to Three Korean Outposts   Stay Within Striking Distance of Enemy; Censorship Is Tight

ALLIED RAIDERS MAINTAIN GRIP ON 3 OUTPOSTS   Collins Sees Men Fight Stiff Battle Against Suwon Reds

TEST STRENGTH OF REDS TEST STRENGTH OF REDS Army Chief Watches As Scouting Force Routs Enemy From Suwon

Scouting Forces  Stay With Gains   U. N. Foray in Third Day of Mission to Test Red  Strength   TOP OFFICERS WATCH  Air Chief Says Bombing: Take Toll of Chinese Supply Lines

Allied Troop: Hold Firmly At Outposts   Scouting Forces Continue to Test Strength of Enemy South of Seoul; Sharp Clash at Suwon.

Allies Rout 1,000 Reds In  Suwon Sortie   Tank-Infantry Teams Hald To Outposts In Western Korea Area

Scouting Teams Retain Western Korea Outposts   Army Chief of Staff Collins: Views Suwon Fight; Reds Reluctant to Renew Offensive

Collins Watches Probing Assault South of Seoul   Airmen Pound Communists Supply Lines; 500 Chinese Casualties In 60-Minute Stab Inside Suwon

Planes, Tanks Hit Surprised Chinese Force  Gen. Collins Sees Troops In Action On Vicit Ta Frant

Suwon Strike Takes High Toll of Enemy  Chief of Staff Watches U. N. Column   Chief of Staff Watches U. N. Column Rout Battalion of Reds From City

Scouting Forces Retain Firm Grip On Three Centers  Gen.Collins Sees Combat Team Win In Suwon Attack

Chief Of Staff Watches Tanks, Troops And Planes Rout 1,000-Man Red Garrison Force In Tough Tuesday Fight.

U.N. Raiders Holding Firm  In 3 Towns   Tank-Infantr y Team In Striking Range of 120,000 Chinese

Scouts Testing Enemy Strength South of Seoul   News Black-Out Veils Much of Military Operations in Korea

Forces Within Strike Range  Of China Reds   Collins Sees U.N, Units Rout Communists At Suwon

Mission Testing — Enemy’s Strength   U.S. Army Chief Of Staff, General J. Lawton Collins, Watches Allied Tanks, Troops, Planes Rout Red Garrison

Allies’ Hold 3 Outposts Near Seoul  nsolidate Gains Test Enemy Strength On Probing Mission

; Democrats at Conventior Remain Silent on Race ‘For Missouri Governor

everybody Silent on Governor's Race in Missouri   Possible Candidates Keep Still at National Young Democratic Convention.

Rescue Craft Search Ocean For 38 Dead   Tanker Collision Proves Disastrous

Death Toll Of Cold Wave Reaches 308, With Millions Of Dollars Damage To Farm Crops

Fulbright Backs Truman, Lashes Unworthy Aides   Warns Bombing Chinese Bases Might Cost Allies

Fulbright Backs Truman Stand Ot Far East Policy   Frequent Critic Lauds Past Decisive Actions af Precidant

Sen. Fulbright Backs Truman Far East Policy   ‘MacArthur For Imperial Glory At Loss of World‘

They Bren't Friendly, Put- .  ‘Sen. Fulbright Agrees With Feanich On Nation’s Foreign Policy In East

-They-Bren't Friendly, But— — Sen. F ulbright Agrees With Truman On Nation’s Foreign Policy In East

SEN. FULBRIGHT BACKS TRUMAN   Man Who Often Differs With President Cites U. S. Dangers  RAPS RECKLESSNESS

Marshall And  Ridgway Meet Tn Tokyo Agair   UN Forces Converge On Korean Triangle; Bradley In London

Generals In Secret Session   Possible Cease-Fire Offer Seen: Reds Withdrawing From Triangle

JURY CONVICTS RAPE SLAYERS   Farm Youths Face Life In Prison For Sex Murder Of Kalamazoo Co-ed

TODAY’S CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP . . .  Boyle Will Be Called In RFC  Probe; New Tax Fight Brew:

‘—RFC INQUIRY-Boyle Faces.  Certain Call, Senator Says  Committee Probes ‘Influence’ Deal

Kir Force Feud Splits Army ‘House   Well-Placed Officer Group Is Arguing Quietly Over Aid  For Ground Forces

Air Force Feud Splits Army ‘House   “Well-Placed Officer   "Well-Placed Officer Group Is Arguing . Quietly Over Aid  For Ground Forces

Army Split Over Airpower Issue   Opinions Divided On Troop Suppori

Army Brass Dislikes Air Force T actics Bit Can’t Acree On What Irks Them

Prelate Made Spy Charge Guilty Plea   Hungarian Regime  . New Staging New Exsplonace Trial

State Geologist Casts Critical Eye at.Report Of Water Commission

Second District Banker Arrested   Another New Kensington Official Is Charged With Embezzling $550,000

FBI Arrests New Kensington Man PPP PPP POP PPP PP POP PPLE POP PPP PPE PALL  Bank Cashier Admits Embezzling $550,000

Offer to Finance Part of Project   N.Y. Interested in Seaway Power Phase

- Here’s Start of ‘Fat Boy’s Diet”  Elmer Wakes Up, in 40s, Pudgy 230

18 Year Ola Draft Plan Crushed   Mounting Pile Of Amendments Slows Passare

GOP Leader Gets 9 Months For Vote Buyinc   Judge Sentences Man from Carthage

Vote Buyer Gets 9 Months   Rep:blican At Carthage Is Also Fined $2700

Senate Supports U.S. Position in UN  Acheson Hails Vote Condemning Peipinc

Border Clash Between Peru and Ecuador   Frontier Garrisons Fired Upon, Says Oulto Defense Chief

KIDNAPED DEPUTY FREE D, OTH ERS MU RDERE D  — Trail of Death Left by Cook

Hunted Ex-Convict May Be Killer of 8  Man ‘Admits’ Slaying — se 5» PN eee

Crazed Murderer Sought Ir California After Kidnaping Sheriff, Killing Motorist   Joplin Ex-Con Admits Slaying Eight Including  Illinois Family of Five

DOCTORS REVEAL POISON: REMEDY   Two Duke University Medi- cal Men Tell Antidote, For  Simple Accidental Poison. ings.

BABY SITTER VANISHES; 50 DOKS $24.000   “Sweet Girl” Thought Headed for New York City

Baby Sitter Disappears With $24,000; Believed Terror-Prisoner Of Ex-Soldier

British Tighten lran Thumbscrew   Economic Pressure Okec In Fight Over Oil

Britain Puts Pressure On Iran Premier   Opposition Grows Among Deputies In lran Parliament

Ba NS REND RSR ER. LROVE SE ee  Britain Bids To Force Aging  Tranian Premier Out of Offir,

Fight Brews Over 90-Day Suspension  Ban On Economic Rid To Countries   Ban On Economic Aid To Countries With Reds Off Now

Suspend Ban On Aid to Nations Trading With Reds  NSC Action May Lead to Fight  RAM recs

Allies Urge Butter Zone On Frontline  New Plan Gives Knemy Kaesong

UN Wants Buffer Zone To Be Along Battle Line   Want Zone To Be Wherever Battle Line Is" When Armistice Is Siened: No Red Reaction

Raesong Might Go To Reds In New Proposal  Communists Give No Immediate Reaction To Compromise

Truce Negotiators Offer Proposal on Settling Issue   UN Truce Group Suggest: Zone Be Created on Status of Front at Signing

U.N. Tries Again For Buffer Zone On Battle Line  s Zone Be Set   Proposes Zone Be Set hen Armistice Agreement Ready.

OFFER 1S MADE TO LINK BORDER WITH ARMISTICE   Plan Would Place Cease-Fire Sector Where Battle Line Is When Armistice Is Approved.

UN Truce Negotiators Propose Buffer Zone At Point Where Fight Actually Ends

—CEASE-FIRE— U.N. Again Proposes  Buffer Zone Red Demand Is  Turned Down

New Buffer Zone Plan  Given Reds   Would Permit U.N. To Maintain Pressure While Seek Accord On Other Points

Battle Line Butter Zone  ls Proposed   UN Negotiators Submit Plan to Maintain Pressure During Conference

CIRCUS ASPECT MISSING Political Feeling High As English Vote Nears

Grady Denies Soviets Move Jewardlran  — Ambassador Repo   Ambassador Reports tInerease ‘Defensive  Forts’ Along Border

Grady Denies Russia Massing Army Near Iran  Tehran Papers’ Report Of Soviet Maneuvers “eeu Dee Weis ec.

Russians Active Along Norihern Frontier of Iran   Nation Tense Over Oil Dispute Reports ‘Unusual’ Maneuvers

Wellington Fisherman ‘Catches’  17 Freight Trains With Faulty Cast

"STOP EATING SO MUCH CAKE’  President's Economists Expect No Real Austerity

U.S. To Eat  Less ‘Cake’   Economic Advisers Say Nation Can Afford Security Costs

NO HARDSHIPS IN U.S. SEEN FROM DEFENSE EFFORT   "Must Stop Eating So Muck Cake,” Economic Advisers Say.

U.S. Must  Tighten Its Belt   We Must Stop Eating  So Much Cake, Is  ‘Interpretation Of Truman Speech

big Saving by ixtending of.  Draft Period   Pointed Out Such Action Bring More Service by Troops

Demoerats Say Congress Will Be Slow In Acting On More Foreign Aid Funds

SENATORS GIVE COLD SHOULDER TO AID REPORT   f State Department Asks Congress For New Foreign Aid  "Funds, Battle Is Pre dicted.

New Jersey Women Block Garbage Trucks In Fight Against New City Dump

Women With Babies and Flags Battle Police Over New Dump iBefore Arrests Prevent Riot

GOVERNOR CITES  STATE'S ADVANCE   Arm Likens Lawrence te Mirror of Kansas Progress Over Years

COVERNOR CITES STATE'S ADVANCE   Arn Likens Lawrence to Mirror of Kansas Progress Over Years   AT C. OF C. MEETING

India Says Peace Talks Indicated  ‘an.aArah Rin   Asian-Arab Bloc Wants Parley On Crisis In Korea

New Offensive-Where?  India Says War Lull Shows Chines Willingness to Talk:

India Hints War Lull China Truce Invitation  Rau implores U. N. Seize Chance, Act On 7-Nation Parlev Before U.S. ‘Brand

Sees Lull As Move For An Armistice   India Asks UN to Launch Peace Plan Now

India Appeals For Quick UN  Truce Action   Rau Sees Lull in War As Indication China Ready for Cease-Fire

MAY AID UN IN NEGOTIATIONS   Indications May Show Readiness To Carry Out Cease-Hire

India Implores UN to Act  Now on Peace   Hints Lull in War May Be Sign of China’s Willincness

Rau Sees Lull As Opportunity To Talk Peace   India Delegate Tells U. N. Chinese May Be Ready  GP... Karvean Truce

India Hints Lull in Korea Means Cease-Fire Possible   Backed by Briton, Rau Implores UN To Open New Effort to Start Peace Negotiations

UN URGED TO ‘NEGOTIATE’ —C§ India Hints Lull in Battle Means China Ready to Quit

India Implores UN to Act  Now on Peace Hints Lull in War   Hints Lull in War May Be Sign of China’s Willingness

LULL IN KOREA MAY AND UN IN NEGOTIATIONS   Indications May Show Readiness To Carry Out Cease-Fire

Turn Korea Lull toPeace, UN Told      India Hints Peiping Is Stalling for Truce

Tad: _ India Sees Korean Lull As ‘Cease Fire’ Prelude   Priority Asked

Rau Suggests Wartront Lull Timed By Red:  Termed Chance   Termed Chance To Launch Talks

India Presses For Acceptance  Of Cease-Fire   Says War Lull May Indicate Chinese Willing

India Urges Peace Iry During Lull   Britain's Jebb Backs Raw, Russic Acraes With Plea

Land Values  Kxeeed 1950   Net Income on Farms May be Near  All Time High

FarmIncome Nears 1947 Record High   American Ferny Lend Volues Also Increcsed Record Amount

1951 Net Farm Income May Be Near Top Mark   Ag Department Predicts Income Near .'$17,800,000,000

Net Farm Income For '51 Will Be Near 1947 Peak   Farm Land Value Also Has Increased At Record Rote

iM4-POSSUMBLE!.  ‘Man Finds. His Dinner on Top. of Traffic Light

Vogeler Breaks Down While Warning Americans What Can Happen to Them

Vogeler Warns All Americans Of Foes Abroad  Talk Interrupted By Breakdown

Vogeler Breaks Down Before IV Camera as He Tells of Red Captivity

Vogeler Warns Americans That “What Happened To Me Can Happen To Them”

 WHAT HAPPENED TO HIM CAN HAPPEN TO ALL AMERICANS, VOGELER SAYS IN INTERVIEW

 it Con Happen To You   Vogeler, Freed, Cracks Up  Before Television Camer:

\Vogeler Breaks iOn TV Broadcast   Released Prisoner Warns America Of Planned Attacks on Democracy

Pale And Shaken Vogeler Warns American People   Breaks Down During TV Talk In Vienna

At Could Happen To You, Too, Vogeler Warns Americans   Haunted by Communist Prison Experiences, Freed Man Breaks Down Before TV Cameras

Vogeler Gives U.S. Message   Still Haunted by Experiences, He’s a Ner vous Wreck.

House Voting Today  On Indian Grain Loan   GOP, Southern Coalition Trying To Kill Relief Completely or Cripple It With Conditions

Speculating Politics . SS as een  Vinson, President  Confer In Florida

Justice Vinson SpendsHoliday With President   Chief Justice Will Join Truman In Beach Trip And Turkey Dinner

Farm Bureau's Quota Calls For 100 New Members  Plan Captains’ Dinner  Nov. 20 to Blueprint AA bneehin Neton

Farm Bureau's Quota Calls For 100 New Members   Plan Captains’ Dinner Noy. 20 to Blueprint Membership Drive

Free JCs Provided in State Bill    Centrally-Located Schools Proposed in $4 Million Plan

AID F OR RURAL STUDENTS --Legislature Receives Bill Asking Free System Of Junior Colleges

Truman Sees No Damage By Russian Plan   President Reveais Red’s “Minister Is Welcome to Visit  Hin\ in Washington

Gromyko Can Talk To Him If He Wants   President Also  Says MacArthur Can Be Speaker At Peace Talks

Rioters Jailed In Casablanca,  3 Dead, 70 Hur   Anti-French Crowds Battle To Prevent Voting In Morecco

Iran Challenges British Strength      ACM s Farflung Industrial Empire With Assets of *700.000,000

Shoot-Kill Orders Given In Manhunt   Chicago Sheriff Reveals Fugitive Is Dan gerous Criminal.

Chicago Slaye Escapes From Death House  ‘Shoot to Kill’ Order issued Police in CGlaantic Manhunt

SENATOR OVERRULES   This 3-Year-Old Has Already Had His Share Of Life's Troubles

Texas Youngster Wonders If Anything Happens ‘After You Get Past Three

Another Link in “Dream Highwa y ee ee  » Doylestown Slated for Early Start — 29 Separate  Projects Are Listed — 16 To Be Under Contract and  13 by State's Own Force.

Because OfPressingPro blem:  County Will Get a Larger Share Of Funds For Its Roads :   Twenty-nine Projects Are Listed On Program, 16 Of Them To Be Under Contract, 13 Will Be Completed By Highway Department’s Own Force —  New Links Of “Dream Highwav”

Tito Asks U.S. For  Armaments   Yugoslavia Needs Half Billion To Fit Into West Plan

Route Over Which Communist Emissaries Have Been Guaranteed Safe Conduct Will Be Subject To Air Attack, Enemy Is Advised By U. N. Headquarters—= Preliminary Talks Scheduled To Begin Sunday Morning Between Allied And Red Delegations 

Safe Conduct. Pledge Expires After Midnight   Pyongyang-Kaesong Road {Is Subject To. Attack FoHowing Reds’ Arrival

Allies Have No Word On Red Envoys   U.N. Lifts Immunity For Path To Kacsoug After 19-Hour Wait

Talks Scheduled fo Open Sunday   Road Immunity ‘Is Granted only for Liaison Group’

Truce Road Subject To Air Attack   UN Headquarters Releases Order To Inform Enemy Plat Is Not Permanent —

REDS TOLD 10 BE IN KAESONG BY MIDNIGHT   Highway Subject To Air Attack After Then, Ridgway Says

Immunity To Attack   US. Emissaries To be Conveyed By 2 Helicopters

STAGE I$ SET FOR KAESONG MEETINGS   First Session May Bring Temporary Truce  FIGHTH ARMY   Headquarters Has Holiday Air Of Excitement, Hope As Time Nears

Deadline Passes For Safety Of Reds’ Route To Kaesong’   Fighth Army Personnel Excited By Hope  For Peace; Newsmen Barred From Talks

REDS ARE GIVEN ROAD CLEARANCE UNTIL MIDNIGHT   THINK OFFICERS NOW ENROUTE TO KAESONG MEETING

Little Action on Battlelines; Enemy Expected to Launch Attack if Cease-Fire Plans Fail.   PRELIMINARY TALKS TO BEGIN SUNDAY

Terminate Immunity To Attack   U. 5."Emisearies To be Conyeyed® Re 9 Helieanters.

Reds and Allies Begin Meefing This Afternoon   Three Colonels, »Names Not Given;. Represent Ridgway

Road Reds Use Spared Bombing Only 19 Hours   Negotiators for UN To Go by Helicopter If Weather Fitting

Have 19 Hours to Go 130 Miles to Meeting Site   Presumed On Way to Kaesong to Start First Talks Sunday

Spokesman for Gen. Ridgway Says Allied Air Attacks Will Be Resumed on Road Traveled at 9 Tonight.

Parleys Scheduled to Be Underway After 9 A.M. Sunday   WORLD HOLDS BREATH  Allied’ Commander Warns Reds Road Immunity - Stons Tonight

Immunity From Attack From Air Ends At Midnight  - Preliminary Cease-Fire Parley Will -

Armies Gird For Battle As Talks Begin   Communist-Traveled Road Not Immune To Fire After Midnight; Reds Leave Pvonovan:

Roads Subject To Air Attack After Midnight  Truce Talks Set to   Truce Talks Set to Start Sunday Morning

ROAD SUBJECT TO AIR ATTACK AT MIDNIGHT   Gen. Ridgway Gives Red Cease - Fire Emissaries Until 9 a. m. (CST) to Reach Kaesong.   TALKS TO START 6 P. M. TODAY (CST)   Enemy Warned Immunity on Road Granted for Truce Talks Only; Front Is Quiet.

Allies Prepared For Peace Talks   Delegation For UN Ready For Departure

Allies May Bomb Road At Midnight  Talks to Open At 5 P.M, Today  Jonlin Time

Reds Have 19 Hours To Travel Road   Preliminary Truce Talks Near As Plans Are Near Completion

Communists Given 19 Hours To Get To Parley Center  Allied Negotiators To Cross Imjin River This Afternoon

Air Attacks On Raute  To Resume   Red Negotiators Presumed at Site  Of Parley Already

Their Road to Open at 12 p.m. ToU.S. Airmen  Communists Have 19 Hours to Reach  fi. _._ o*... An.s.

Today's Skies   Mrs. J. W. Dobyns, Widow OF First Kingsport Mayor, Dies At Hospital

Public Housin; Is Labeled a:  ‘Socialistic   Florida Court Voids Kefer endum After Voters Ap‘.     prove

Public Housing Is Labeled as  ‘Socialistic’   Florida Court Voids Referendum After Voters Ap.  prove “Experiment.”

Medina Named As Suecessor  To JudgeHand   Murphy, Hiss Prosecutor, Nominated To U, S&S, District Court

U.S. Granted  Azores Bases   Agreement Links Islands Tse Atlantic Defer

UN Braces For Any — Red Attack   All-Out: Enemy Offense With Planes Expected

Allied Forces ~ Braced for Red All-Out Drive   Enemy Attack Is Expected Following Breakoff of Talks

Confidence In Dawson   President Defends Him Against Report Made

PRESIDENT HITS AT BANK REPORT   Replies to Charge of “Influence” in R.F.C. Loans

TRUMAN SAYS RFC CHARGES ‘ASININE’   President Defends Aide From Influence Charaes Made During Senate Investigation

Truman Denies Aide Pulling RFC Strings   Also Dares Congress to Cut  His $71 Billion Budget;  Says It’s ‘Untrimmable’

Defends Aide Under Fire Of Senators   Loans Made In The Public Interest, President Says

Truman Raps Senate Groug   Says Banking Sub-Committee Made "Asinine Report'' on Denald Dawson.

Truman Brands Report on RFC As Asinine   President Strongly ‘Defends White Hous Aide Against Charge

No Agreement Is Reached Vet In Textile Talks   Strike Of 40,000 Workers Continues ‘Jn Cotton Industry

U.S, MEDIATORS STANDING READY IN MILL STRIKE   No Sign Of Agree. ment Seen In Tex. tile Dispute — 90 Per Cent Of South. ern Planks Operating.

Federal Labor Mediators Set To Enter Strike   No Indication From Union, Management On Negotiation Plans

Mills Can’t Pay SL.14 An Hour.  Cone Asserts   Federal Mediators Ready To Help Settle Swike Of Textile Workers

Strike rike End . Not In View   Federal Mediators Ready To Officiate

Mediators Set To Seek Truce fi Mi Tie-Up  a Lan. a one   Union And Owners In Dixie Strike Give No Sien Talks Planned

 siah” by Handel. The Rev. Prince will deliver the Easter message, “And He Stood in Their Midst’.   Bowling Schedule

ACCIDENTS OF VARIOUS KIND CLAIM 160 LIVES   No Overall Total On Number Who Are Injured

All-Out Air WarHinted By General   Vandenberg Says Nex Move Depends On Truce Negotiations

Air Force Chief Hints U.S. . May Fight All-Out Air War In Korea If Truce Talks Fail

Vandenberg Sees Danger of Major Air Wai   Believes Outcome of ‘Truce Negotiations Will Decide Issue

IF TRUCE FAILS  Vandenberg Hints All-Out Air War Upcoming in Korea

All-Out Air War Hinted By General   Vandenberg Says Air Power as Yet Not at Peak in Korea.

UNITED STATES MAY DECIDE T0 FIGHT COMMIES   War Will Be Canied To  Manchuria If Truce Negotiations Fail   BABY A-BOMB READY SOON, GENERAL SAYS

PARLEY OUTCOME TERMED THE KEY TO ALL-OUT WAR   Vandenberg Hints United States Might Decide on Full Blast From Air if  Negotiations Fail.   CITES A “PECULIAR TYPE OF OPERATION”   Intimation by Air Chief I: That Bar to Knocking Out Enemy at Its Source May Be Removed,

TROOPS SHOW OFF   fi hema tlihee f ee la  Small Boy Sparks Best Demonstration

Widowed Twice by War in Six Years   At 26, Mcther of Four te Concentrate on Looking After Daughters

WESTBROOK ~PEGLER   Says Excerpts From Pearson’s Column Support Charges

SPERATION WEFT FEEP  -_  Storms Buffet Test Tro ‘oops, ‘Delay’ Atomic Explosion 

Jesus’ Crib, Not War Threat.  uo swe ve  Key for Peace, Pope Says

Wage Freeze Thawed a Bit   “Merit” and Length of “Service” Increases Approved

Wage Freeze Is Fased fo Permit Merit’ Boosts   Action, However, Is Not ’Go-Ahead’ for General Pay {ncrease

THAW FREEZE TO PERMIT PAY ADJUSTMENTS   Gov't to Allow Merit and Sener of Service In, ee es crentes.~ ert

Merit Pay Hikes To Be Allowed  Length-of-Service Wace Affected Also

‘Merit’ and ‘Length of Service Pay Hikes Permitted as ESA Freeze Thaws   Steel Exempt from Freeze, But Steel Prices Are Frozen

WSB. Emphasizes That Thaw Action Is Not a GoAhead for Across-Board Wage or Salary Hikes

THAW FREEZE TO PERMIT PAY ADJUSTMENTS   Gov't to Allow Merit and Length of Service Inoa ie oO gs

Some Pay Hikes Are Permitted   Government’s Wage And Salary Freeze Is Thawed Out

Gov't. Wage-Salary Freeze Thaws Out To Permit Some Merit. Service Hikes

WSB Relaxes  Wage Freeze   Length-of-Service, Merit Pay Boosts Permitted; OPS Announces Rollback

Gov't Relaxes Ceilings On  Wages, Salaries Freeze Thaws Enough  To Permit Length Of Service, Merit Hikes

Officials Thaw Wage-Salary Freeze Friday   Permit Merit, Length-of-Service Pay Increases

WSB To Allow Pay Raises For Workers   Relaxation Of U.S. Freeze Order Put Into Effect

Thaw for Many  On Pay Freeze   To Permit Merit, Length-of-Service Incrences In Pay

Wage Freeze ‘Thawed’ by WSB Plan   Relax Ceilings; Now Permit Merit Salarv Boosts

Wage Thaw To Allow Raises Fer Millions   WSB Says No AcrossThe Board'Hikes © Permitted

Prices of Scrap Steel and lron Are Rolled Bact   Action Not Expected To Bring Cut in Steel But May Avert Hikes

Salary Thaw Grants Merit, Service Rises   Promotion Boosts  Also Sanctioned Under New Rulino

Order Freezing  Wages Thawed   By Governmen   Wage Stabilizagon Board Relaxes Ceiling, To Allow Merit, Service Raises

Permit a Thaw In Wage Freeze   Pay Hikes Are Now Possible for “Merit” And “Lona Service’

Order Rollback On Prices Of Steel Serap   Wage Freeze “Thawed? Slightly; Curb Use Of Ahiminum, Rubbex

‘Thaw’ Permits Merit and Length Of Service Boosts   Not ‘“Go Ahead’ For General Salary Hikes

CONTROLS EASED TO ALLOW RISE IN WAGE FREEZE   Government Agency Announces Relaxation OF Ceiling. To Allow Higher Pay For Millions.

A WAGE THAW-OUT   New Rules Will Permit “*Normal-Day-to-Day ' Adjustments”

Length-of-Service, Merit, Pay Hikes Will Be Permitted  Employers Can Boost Wages if Worker  Is Promoted

Wage Freeze Thaw Allows Merit Raises   Relaxation Aimed At Allowing Normal Day-To-Day Increases

Freeze Thaws To Permit More Wage Increases   Merit And Length-Of. Service Boosts To Be Allowed.

Merit’ Pay Increases to Be Permitted   Relaxation of Stabilization Order Announced

Some Pay Hikes Permiffed under New OWS Thaw   Merit, Service Raises Allowed By Latest Order

Board Thaws Freeze On  Wage Raises   ‘Merit, Service’ Boosts Allowed; No Blanket Permit

Wage and Salary Freeze cased  ‘Length-of-Service’ And Merit Workers

INDISNA GOVERNMENT Sa ce aca ia ce   VARIED SCENERY Is FASCINATING

Easter Vacation May Block Early Senate Vote on Resolution On Troops for Europe

‘BROKEN LEG ON MEND   California Home, College  Offered Plucky Youth, 13

‘Enemy Seen Using ‘Twilight War’ to Build Up Forces; Record Supply Traffic Spotted

Called Only Way fo Win in Korea After Mistakes   Nebraska Senator Says Peace at 38th Should Be Rejected

Peiping Says MacArthar Removal Means Victory For Reds In Korea War

Senate Probe Shows How U.S. Dealer: (Make Many a ‘Fast Buck’ in Steel

New Burlington Bridge Is Damaged   Flood Waters Undo Months of Work.

Red Arms Blast In Italy Kills 7   Explosion Wrecks Entire Village Street

COMMUNISTS’ ARMS BLOW UP: SEVEN KILLED   Secret Ammunition Cach Brings Disaster to Italian Villaae. ‘

Features tor Everybody tu the Telepram Today   Sen. Murray Defends His Suppor Of RFC Hotel Loan as ‘Routine

Prodding RFC  In Hotel Loan  Is Defended By Murray   Senator Says Action He Took in Case Was ‘Routine’

Murray Defends His RFC Efforts  Demands Senators Reveal All Names

Son Got Fee In Loan to Miami Hotel  Montana Senator Wants Airing of All Negotiations

DefendsRFC Activities   Montana. Senator Says Urging of Loans To ‘Swank Hotels ‘Proner’

Sen. Murray “Defends His RFC Dealings   Says Effort to Push Loan for Miami Hotel Was “Proper, Routine”

Defense of Hotel Loan By Murray   ‘Prodding’ of RFC Was Routine, According to Standard, Senator Says

Defends as ‘Proper’ Drodding of RFC on Miami Holel Loan   Senator Murray Aided Son in Obtaining a Loan for a Client.

Murray Labels His Prodding Of RFC Proper   Senate Group Told Dawson Was Guest Of Florida Hotel

", .. Established Congressional Practices”  Murray Defends His Connection With RFC Hotel Loan As Proper

SEN. DEFENDS LOAN SUPPORT FOR BIG HOTEL   Group Is Challenged To List Contacts Of Corporation

RFC Prodding Was Proper, Says Murray   Senator Contends He’d Have Done It for Anvbody

Murray Defends Support Of RFC Loan For Hotel   Action Was Routine, Senator Contends

Murray Defends Loan Action as Congress Routin   Senator Guests Of Plush Hotels Are Kept Secret

Hide Names Of © Men Who Aided RFC Hotel Loans:  _Probers Agree To Keep. Names Of Non  AUINA Colinebe Careral

Son Was Lawygs For Miami Hotef Which Got Loan  Murray Says Action’ Was Routine Matter

RFC Probers Not To Name ‘Vacationers’   Investigation Continues In Miami Hotel! Case

SEN. MURRAY DEFENDS RFC HOTEL LOAN   Said His Intercession Was “Proper.” Son Got $21,000 Fees.

JESSUP DENIED CONFIRMATION   Nine Other Nominees Gel Senate Approval For Assembly

Senators Okeh 9 As UN Delegates   Confirmation Of Jessup Left Hanging In Air

NINE CONFIRMED AS U. N. DELEGATES   But Senate Takes No Action on Nomination of Ambussador dessup,

Nine Ok’d As Delegates To Assembly   But Jessup Nominatio Is Shelved by Senate Committee.

Opponent Flays Plan for Four Dams ca Neosho   Too Costly, Destroys Too Much Land, is  Contention of Kansas Conservation Official

Cosgrove Opposes Neosho Flood Control ‘Plan at a Congressional Hearing»

Claim Election Hearing Timed  To Hurt Taft  Ex-House Vember   Ex-House Member Says Investigation  Aids Kisenhower

: Emphasis on Religious Feast 20 Communities Try to Put ‘Christ Back Into Christmas

Inside Specials   True Soirit Of Christmas Lost In Jingle Of Cash Registers

Try to Put Christ Back  Into Season   Individuals, Groups Are Emphasizing Religious Significance of Holiday

Christmas Meaning Forgotten   Group Charges US Places More Stress On Buying Presents Than Church Service

Hungary Ousts 30. 5. Attaches  Recall of Legation Powlacase Mamandasaal

Hungary Ousts U.S. Employes  Recall of Workers Follows Groesz Trial

Mercury Climbs In Middlewest   Eight Inches of Snow Fells in Indiana

Aliied Drive Reaches Objective Communist Patrols Jab In 'War Of Nerves’

Secretary  Wins Praise  Of Truman   Marshall Is Telling Exact Truth At Hearing, President Savs

No Foundation To Report  Acheson to Quit   Truman Refutes Report O’Dwyer To be Recalled

Defense Head Testimony Is Called Truth   President Tells News Conference That Rumors Of Acheson Are False

Truman Baeks Buddies Under  Senate Fire   President Says No Truth in Rumors of Acheson Leaving Post Or Recall of O'Dwyer

Denies Acheson Is Quitting His Post   Truman Also Says O'Dwyer Is Not To Be Racalled

Truman Denies Report Acheson To Leave Office Reports of O'Dwyer  Recall Also Rumors, President States

Marshall Telling The Exact Truth   So Declares President Truman When Asked  To Comment.

President Says Marshall Tells Truth   Testimony Right, Truman Tells Press Conference Today

Acheson To Stay, Truman Insists  Recall of O'Dwyer Is Rumor. President

Secy. Acheson Not Leaving, Truman Says  O’Dwyer Staying;   O’Dwyer Staying; DiSalle Backed at  Press Conference

Truman Denies Acheson May Go, Says Gen. Marshall ‘ ted Exact. Truth. In His T: ony

Truman Says Acheson Will Stay On Job   Backs DiSalle On Meat Order And Clings To O'Dwyer As Ambassador

President Denies Acheson To Quit   Truman Says Reports That O’Dwyer To Be Recalled Have No Foundation

Acheson To Stay, President Insists  Truman Also Says O'Dwyer Job Safe

He Also Denies Second Rumor That He Plans to Fire Ambassador O'Dwyer

Denies Acheson To Leave Office  Truman Supports hAaant Cambsnl Siedas

Marshall Tells “Exact Truth,’ Says Truman  Disclaims Report Acheson, O’Dwyer On Way Out

Testimony Exact Truth’-Truman  President Supports Marshall's Statements

TRUMAN WON'T FIRE O'DWYER OR AGHESON   President Backs Up His Appointees

Denies Acheson Quitting   Just Rumor With Ne Foundation in Fact, Says Truman; O’Dwye! Recall Also Denied

Acheson and O’Dwver Will  Stay-Truman   President Denies Rumor of Early Retirement of Secretary

Truman Again Says Acheson Will Keep Job   President Refutes _ Reports O'Dwyer To Lose Post: As Envoy

Questioning Moves Into Fourth Day   Defense Secretary Shrugs Off Issue Of Ridgeway Statement

Truman Denies Report Acheson May Leave Office In Few Months   _ Denies He Will Recall O‘Dwyer; . Backs DiSalle’s Meat Price Control

Acheson Not On Way Out, Says Truman   President Also Backs DiSalle's Beef Rollback Order

Truman Indicates Acheson fo Stick  No Foundation to Rumor He'll Leave

Acheson,ODwyer To Stay on Job, Truman Declares   Backs Up Marshall Testimony on MacArthur Ouster as the Exact Truth, Word for Word

Acheson Will Continue Hold Cabinet Post.   President Spikes Rumor Secretary to Quit Job; - Also Says O’Dwyer to Continue in Position

Truth Word For Word. the  President Says   He Made Comment On Testimony by Secretary Marshall

Denies Acheson fo Leave Office   Truman Says He and O'Dwyer Will Remain

Truman Says He Won't Fire Dean Acheson   President Also Satisfied With William O’Dwyer

Acheson Departure Not Slated   Truman Tells This: to News Conference

Asks Marshall if Truman. Gave Britain Green Light To Recognize Red China   Declares Marshall Tells Exact Truth

EXACT TRUTH, SAYS CHIEF OF REPORT   Cabinet Member On Stand For Fourth Day   DEFENSE HEAD   Says Ridgway Statements Are Not Parallel To Gen. MacArthur’s

Acheson Will Stay in Office, Truman Says   Reports He'll Leave Are ‘False’; No Recall for O'Dwyer

President Hits Rumors On Acheson   Declares Secretary Will Stay; Defends O’Dwver And YPSallk

President Dispels Rumors  About Acheson, 0’Dwyer   No Foundation In Fact To Reports Secretary To Leave Office Within Few Months,  Troman Declares.

C. 1.0. BOYCOTTS DEMOCRAT DINNER   OPPOSITION TO DONNELLY TO KEEP LEADERS AWAY FROM RALLY.

Shelton Shooting Suspect Gives Up, Denies He Did if   Charles Harris Says He First Heard of It On the Radio

ABC Classified ee   Black Charley Harris Surrenders To Face Shelton Shooting Charges

Marshall Says U.S. Will Send 400,000 To Europe by ’53  Denies That Figure More Than Number Congress Approved

High Troop Figures Confirmed   Marshall Says 400,000 Within Six Division Limit Set by Congress

 Know What “Teenicide’’ Means?  Teen-Agers A Are Coining New, Lethal Phrases iin Turning Hot-Rod Cars Into Steel Coffins

 TEENICIDE~IT’S_ MURDER  Youthful Suicide Auto  Drivers Make New Word

New Word, ‘Teenicide,’ in Dictionary  Teen-Age Drivers Find New Ways to Snread Death. Destruction on. Highways

Where To Find It   ‘Wisconsin Good Neighbor Day To Give Farm A ‘Face Lifting’

Murray Says No Funds for Depariments   No Supplemental Appropriations at Next Session, He Tells Legislators

Supplemental Funds ‘Out,’ Says Murray   Tells Legislative Committee He Wants Na Such Appropriations in Next Session

NEW CHINESE MESSAGE ON CEASE-FIRE   Note Sent to India on Kor. ean Dispute is Called “Reassuring” by Indian Delegate. .

Nehru Critical Over United States Policy   Anxious For Parley For Discussion on  World Problems

Group Makes No Mention of Cease-tire   Red China Must Have U.N. Seat, India Chie! Says in Broadcast  ng ew eae see?

CONVICTS CALLED ‘DANGEROUS’ Guard Shot As Three "sca pe Oran ge Cam p

TAFT OPENS BID FOR NEW ENGLAND SUPPORT IN 1952  , : a 2 Ram *   NN en ov  Concentration Of Power In Washington Liberty Threat, He Says In N H

He NOCMMNY EPCOT  Polio Virus Has Never Been Seen; Size of Germ Is Guess

Death Urged For Dope Peddlers:   Surgeon-Adcict Questioned At Narcotic Hearina

Surgeon, Dope Addict, Urges Death Penalty For Peddlers Who Sell Drugs To Children  Teenagers Give Sordid Account Of Crime, Prostitutinn Tq Sunnart Narcotics Hahit

Labor Dispute Truce Sought   Industry Stands Firm Against Change In-Handling Management Cases

Statistics Fail To Show Standing Of Kenny Treatment In Polio Fight

House-Senate Group Agrees On Spending   General Revenue Fund Needs To Be Same as Over Current Period

Committee Completes Money Bill   Members Figure $56 Million Cash Must Be Raised

Deputy Secretary Of Welfare Makes Special Report Last Night From Belle Vernon, Ful Beport Due Soon °   ANTIQUATED PRISON HAS BEEN CONDEMNED

State Still Probing Jail Fire   investigator Visits Condemned Belle Vernon Building Where Man Died

BUCKS TEACHERS MEET TO STWOY 2 PROBLEMS   3 From Doylestown Were In Attendance Here   NINE BUCKS DISTRICTS

PROBLEMS STUDIED BY AREA SCHOOL STUDY COUNCIL   Improving Home - School Relations, and Instructional Program   NINE BUCKS DISTRICTS   Gather with Delegates from Chester and Montgomery Counties

1,000 Die in City In San Salvador  Hit By Quakes   National Mourning Is Proclaimed; Will Last 3 Davs

Risin And Death lanket Aré¢as In El Salvador   hock: Takes Lives Of  port First  Earthtuake 000 In One City Alone

Worst Shocks In. History Of Nation Fatal To Hundreds  Some 1,000 Persons Léft-Dead In One Citys Many Hirt 

Some 1,000 Perish  History’ s Worst Earthquake Batters El Salvador Cities —

Desolation, Ruin and Death Blanket Areas Of El Salvador Following Severe Quakes

Toll Of Death In Earthquake At Least 1.000   Red Cross, Other Relief Groups Rush To Aid Victims In

1 Salvador s Worst Disaster... .  Earthquake Kills More Than 1,000

1.000 Dead in Two Day Quake New Tremors Hit San  Salvador in Wake of lis Worst Disaster

Desolation, Ruin, Death Blankets Eastern Sections of El Salvador

Thousands Dead From Earthquake In El Salvador   Ruin And Death Cove Whole Eastern Area Of Country.

DEATH TOLL SOARS INTO THOUSANDS   Eastern Half of Nation Suffers Its Worst Quake Disaster.

Hundreds Dead As Worst Earthquake  Devastates Eastern El Salvador

Thousands Killed From Earthquake   Desolation, Death, Ruin Hits Central America Country; Toll Mounting

EI Salvador Earthquake Kills 1,000   Death Blankets Ared Of Worst Disaster In Central America

3-Day National Mourning Decreed Desolation Spreading In El Salvador Quake

Deaths Mount From Quakes In El Salvador  1,000 Known Dead In One City Alone; 3.Dav Mourning Set

Desolation, Ruin, And Death Cover Areas Of El Salvador After Quake

Over1,000Dead In El Salvador   Desolation, Ruin Hits Areas As New Tremors Reported In Worst ‘Quake

Salvador Quake Kills at Least 1,000, Hurts 4,0  Imbo meas ie: Geain Eruptin  Of Sho ks _ ne

Quake Leaves Ruin, Death In El Salvador   1,000 Perish In One City; New Tremors Reported; Towns Destroyed

Ruin, Death Spread Over El Salvador   At Least 1,000 Killed in Series Of Earth Shocks

Gift Cameras Click In RFG Investigatior  re sos . 3 Fr....* J._2*.   Boyle And Presidentia Aide Got Lithofold : Presestea 2!

‘Gift Cameras’ Traced To Boyle And Connelly   Given’ As ‘Goodwill’ By Printing Firm

Lithofold Gift Traced Into White House  Secretary to Truman And Chairman Boyle Presented Cameras

‘Gilt’ Cameras Traced to High Demos   RFE Prebers Learn      RFE Probers Learn Boyle, Connelly  Received Presents

LITHOFOLD GIFTS TO TRUMAN AIDE AND BOYLE BARE   Head of Printing Concern Testifies Firm Gave Cameras to Two Mervas “Goodwill Gestures.”   GABRIELSON’S NAME BROUGHT INTO PROBE   Senate Told Republican Chairman Still Represents—— Private Company Before RFC.

White House Secretary Recipient Of “Goodwill Camera” from Printing Firm

GIFT OF CAMERAS TRACED TO BOYLE   Named Recipient. in RFC Probe; Gabrie!son Criticized

Lithofold Gift Traced To Bovle   Another Camera Reported Given to Matt: hew Connelly.

senator Says Gabrielson Still Representing Firm  GOP Chairman Reportedly Still Serving As Agent Before RFC; Practice Condemned

Probers Hear Cameras Given’ As Goodwill’   Gebrieloon Says Misunderstending On Rele _ tiens With RFQ «

Gift Cameras Click In RFG  Investigation   Boyle And Presidential Aide Got Lithofold  Presents

‘Gift? Traced  To Democratic Party Leader   Republican Senator Raps Gabrielson’s Business Link With RFC

Boyle Recipient Of Giff. Camera,  Senators Hear  ' Gabrielson, GOP. Chairman, Also Put Under Attack

Gabrielson  Brought Info  Boyle Inquiry Delaware Senator  Suggests Setting Own House In Orde

Bourbon Leader Said Recipient Of ‘Gift’ Camera   Another Said Sent White House Aide By Firm Asking Loa

Gifts Are Traced to Boyle; Gabrielson’s Name Brought Into Probe of RFC Loans

Air Force, Army Continue Dispute Over Air Suppor!   Marine Tactical Air Methods Are Center Of Perennial Feud

Longtime F eud Over Tactical Air Power Control Noted at Maneuvers

Korean Conflict Poses Oldtime Prottem  Tactical Air Power Is War Game Question

Giant War Game: Cause Air Hight   Longtime Dispute Over Air Support For Army Renewed

Longtime Dispute ls Undercurrent   Army and Air Force Debate Over Control Appears at Ft. Bragg

5 MONTHS SINCE APPROVED Capital Poking Along On Wage-Price Curbs

Senator Ties Tax Boost To Pay Rein  Says Hike Futile Without Drastic Feonomy Curbs

Solon Demand: Drastic Curbs Action At Once   Says Increased Taxes Will Be Futile Unless Necessary Steps Taken

Tax Increases Without Immediate Wage-Price Controls Are Futile, Says Senater George

Sen. George Asks Freeze   ‘Immediate, Drastic  Controls Demanded

WILL GIVE CONCERT   Lawrence Men’s Chorus Te Sing at High School’ Thursday

Packers’ Local Requests Strike  Workers Are From Armour & Company

House Throws Wrench Into Governor’s Bill   Tax Reduction Plan Appears Shelved

PEACE REIGNS AT MALLEABLE   Opinions Differ On ‘Back To Work’ Movement’s  Success

Malleable Picket Line Peaceful   Back - To- Work Plan In 2nd Day

Faculty Plan To Rehire Ousted Teacher Brought Threat, Witness Tells Court

Teacher Raps Board Member   ‘Agree or Move Along’ Held Londin Idea

Wilson Outlines Three-Year Armament Proaram To Cost $150 Billion

Bandit Caugit Within 2 Reus    Loan Office Robber Did 2 Other Jobs

Truman’s Bid For FEPC Get Cold Shoulder   Fate Nearly Sealed With Solid Front Of  Southern Democrats

Civil Rights Program Gets  Cold Shoulder   . Truman Request In 7 Budget Speech Seen As ‘Dead Duck’? Now

GROUP TO BLOCK RACIAL DEMANDS   Truman’s Move To Pul Over FEPC As Emergency Measure Appears Doomed To Failure.

Lawmakers Cool  On Civil Rights New FEPC Requests. Gain Litthe Backing

Congress Hostile To FEPC Program   ‘Fair Deal’ Looked: On As Dead Duck

BRITISH CENSURE VOTE IS SOUGHT   Conservatives Seize Or Unpopularity Of Meatless Larder

TAX DIVERSION AT NEW HIGH   Send Record Payments To Local Communities,  Schools

Vietminh Shots Miss U.S. Ship  Bringing Arms   Grenades Hurled At Gobs Ashore:  Frenchmen Hurt

Communist-Led Guerrillas Throw Mortar Fire, Grenades at  U.S. Navy Men in Indochina Port

Indochina Reds Attack U.S. Sailors   Guerrilla Soldiers Toss Hand Grenades At U.S. Shore Party

INDOCHINA REDS ATTACK U. S. SHIP   Fire On Escort Carrier, Hurl Grenades At Sailors

US Navy Ship Fired on By Red Guerrillas   Suicide Vietminh Patrols Grenade Allied Sailors In Saigon Terror Raid

U.S. Navy Vessel Is Fired Upon   Was Delivering War Materials to French

Indo-China Reds Fire On Naval Vessel  Fire Hand Grenade: At U. S. Sailors

Postal Groups To Elect Officers Today   Veterans of Foreign Wars Select Helena as Site of 1952 State  Convention; New Officers Named

Work Piled Up For Legislature  Both Chambers Have Over 100 Bills

STATE TRAFFIC TAKES 4 LIVES   Rockville Man Is One Victim In Collision On U.S. Road 36.

Turned Himself In--It Didn't Go Thief, Who Paid Society Debt While Fugitive Pardoned After His Rearrest on Old Charge

Senator Urges U. $. Use of Atomi Weapons in Korea, Scoffs af Chance of Refaliation by Russia

URGES ATOM USE   Sen. Johnson (D-Colo) Says “All Out or Get Out” in Korean War

laft for Bombing China if Necessary  Opposes Invasion as Needing Million Men

Sen. Taft Backs Assault on China   Asks Chiang’s Help, Bombs to Win War

Truman Keeps O'Dwyer, Aide   Won't Tell Decision on Reelection Plan

Truman Says He's Making Crime Stud)   President Decides On Running in 1952 But Remains Mum

Truman Means  To Fight Crime:  No Firing Plans Won't Tell What  His Decision Is About Reelection

Steps Taken Against Crime, Truman Says  President To Retain O’Dwyer, Dawson

Truman Has Made Up Mind But Won't Tell If He Will Offer For Reelection

Says Administration Fights Outlawry in  War's Wake; Stands By Dawson, O’Dwyer

Mate and Cily.  Aid Needed in  Fight fo Finish “Nation Must Stay  Strong Morally, - Asserts President:

WAR ON GRIME BY GOVERNMENT   Truman Says New AntiCriminal Measures  Being Studied

Truman Refuses to Say If He Will Be 1952 Candidate   Says He Has Made Up His Mind But Won’t Say Which Way

TRUMAN REPORT) "PUSTTIVE STEPS" 1) GUMBAT GRIM   President Tells News Conference Job Is Primarily One for State and Local Authorities,   NOT TO FIRE O'DWYER OR DONALD DAWSON   Declares He Has Reached De. cision About Re-Election, but Declines to Tell What It Is.

Government Put: Ban On Bonuses   Also Orders Partial Freeze On Profit Sharing Payments

POLICE PROBE DALLAS CHARGE   B.H. Mayor Gideon Order: ‘Full And Complete  Investigation’

Hunting Mishaps Cause Deaths of 400 in One Year   Minnesota Toll Ten; 15 Shot to Death in Wisconsin

Survey Reveals High Life Loss in Accidents .  400 Hunters Killed in Mishap:

'Hunting Accidents Kill 400 Persons  In United States In 1950-51 Season:  1   Over 12 Million Hunters Estimated

ey by Associated Press Shows 400 nters Accidentally Killed in 1950

2 KILLED A§ AUTO, TRUCK COLLIDE   Third Occupant of Car é Seriously Hurt in Wail* inaford Crash

. ; in, { T  a i ody ies OF Did ie ne Say is Question on the Visit

PLAN TO DRAFT EISENHOWER IS GAINING POWER   Senator Duff Believes General Will Make Open Announce  ment Later Anc Coal: Pree tannery

Drafttke Plan Into High Gear  On the Strenght of General's Attitude

PUSHING THE PACE   Ike Backers in New Vigor With Draft Following  General's Remark

Movement To Draft Ike Gets Rolling  Hands-Off Policy Of General Adds Spirit to Drive

‘Dratt Eisenhower’ Move  Shilted Into High Gear   General's Backers Take His Hands-Off Attitude As Go-Ahead Signal For Their Political Efforts

‘Draft Ike’ Move Spurred by His Hands-Off Attitude   Backers Working With New Vigor After His Visit

Movement To Drafi Eisenhower Reported Shifting Into High Gear Because Of Hands-Off Attitude

Draft Eisenhower Movement Spreads   Supporters Encouraged B\ General’s Statement

Ike's Camp Still Feels He'll Run   Followers Shift Draft Movement Into High Gear

EISENHOWER BOOM SHIFTS INTO HIGH GEAR   FRIENDS HEARTENED AS GENERAL FAILS TO FLATLY SAY NO

(. W. BAILEY DIES   Retired Baldwin Minister Was Last Kansas Civil War Veteran

McKeldin’s Budget Undergoes Altack:   House And Senate Committees Say Figure Could Be Cut Million

DIVERSION OF ROA FUNDS IS BEING OPPOSEL   Senate Democrats May Block Passage; Budget Attacked

Controls on Auto Tires ComingSoon   Production of Cars Expected to Drop As Rubber Reduced

LABOR UNIONS BOYCOTT ALL U.S. AGENCIES   Leaders Are Resigning From 24 Advisory  Positions

Union Bosses Resign from All Govt. Jobs   Sweeping Order Spells Boycott of Mobilization Effort

Action Results From New Lid On Wage Hikes   Truman [Is Expected to Step Into Row: Thru Of Strikes Is Raised

Direct Union Men to Resign From Mobilization Agencies  yes, Geol Spee =e eee eee m~ a ba sarett   Decision Dashes Hopes 3 Members Will Rejoin Board; Raises Threat of Strikes

Will Not Return To Government Until Government Allows It To Dictate Policies; Insists On “Reconstitution”

Unions Quit Wage-Price Agency Posts   Angered by Johnston Pay Order, Call For Complete Break With Mobilization Boards

Decision Of Policy  Panel Unanimous   Big Business Damination Cited Along With Complaint On 10% Pay Ceiling, ‘Poorly Curbed Prices’

LABOR MAKES WALKOUT A SOLID BOYCOTT   All Mobilization Units Are Blacklisted By Top’ Union Chiefs

UNION LEADERS DEMAND BOARD BE OVERHAULED   Action Is Likely To Pave Way For Series Of Strikes   STATEMENT ATTACKS GOVERNMENT POLICY,

Union Men. To Quit All Mobilization Agencies   ‘Big Business’ Rule Assailed; Strike Threats  Mav Increase

Calls For Boycott Of U.S. Board   Says Big Business Dominates Entire Mobilization Plan

Labor Orders Boycott Of Controls Program   Union Members Told to Resign immediately from Every Government Mobilization Agency; Leaders Charge Labor Men Used as ‘Window Dressine*

BOYCOTT ALL UL §. AGENCIES   Leaders Are Resigning From 24 Advisory  Poaitions

Union Men Are. Told To Resign From Agencies  President May. Have To Intervene In Wilean_l ahar Snli¢t

Policy Body Acknowledges Grave Situation But Charges “Big Business” Now Dominates the Mobilization Efforts.

Policy Beard Charges Big Business Dominster  Mobilization Effort — 10 Percent Woge ‘ Patiine Tacmat Ilefaix

Boycott Of Alt Mobilization Units Ordered  Theoat OF Cuturo   Threat Of Future Strikes Is Raised

Dying Child's. Father Vetoes Giving Blood   Bases His Stand On Bible Quote

A UUURL RULE  Board of Regents to Take No Action in Seating New Member

Can't Beer —_———— [Postal Workers’ Plight Pictured As ‘Deplorable’

ight of Postal Employes Called To tention of Congress by Representative

Postal Workers Seek Pay Ralse   Letters Tefl xf Inability t Buy Beer, Furniture, Reise Famil:

MORE MOISTURE DUE   Snow and Rain Likely in State Tonight and Friday

Chinese Capture Three Hills From Defending Allies  UN Trannce Retakla   UN Troops Retake Other Positions

Chinese Overrun Allied Positions  Lal Eafllawe Fraht Howe Fiqht   Lull Follows Eight Hour Fight On Western Front for Peak

REDS OVERRU UN DEFENSES IN-HILL FIGHT   Mud Hampers Allies; Enemy Expands Three-Day Drive

Chinese Reds Move Up In Bloody Battle   Allied Defenses On Hill Position Are Overrun

RED TROOPS OVERRUN TWO ALLIED UNITS   Communists Push Western Front Offensive in the Mud; Weather Grounds Allied Planes.

a5 ED Wig Ui eee ei eat ees  Bloody Attack Pushes Allies From Defenses

Doctors Agree With Sister Kenny. On Use of Heat in Treating Polio

‘Denies Senator Prompted Cut Gillette Reveals Reduction In McCarthy Checkup Staff

Reorganization of Government Viewed by State Solons As Maior Legislative Goal —

Gen. Ridgway’s Reply to Reds Bid Awaited   Commies Suggest Cease-Fire Parley Held at Koesong

RIDGWAY REPLY IS EXPECTED IN AFTERNOON   Exchange Prisoners Hoped for In Conference

ALLIES, REDS BOTH TOLD 10 "KILL ENEMY”   Ridgway Expected to Reply Soon to Red’s Agreement  to Conference.

iGen. Ridgway's Reply To Communist Suggestion For Meeting Near Kaesong May Be Sent Early Tonight   JULY 10-15 PERIOD : SUGGESTED BY REDS

Ridgway Expected to Answer Red Proposal To Meet in Kaesong Area, But May Suggest That Talks Be Held Sooner Than ie 10-15 15

Ridgway Expected to OK. Conference at Kaesong; No Big-Scale Push Seen

Exnect Ridgway To Agree to Meet at Kaesong   Suggest Earlier Date Than Communist July 10-15 Proposal

Foe Accepts Ridgway’s Bid   Allies Expected to Accept Kaesong Site, Seek Speedup; War Continues

‘Kill Enemy’ Orders Still ‘In Operation   Little Action {s Reported On Korea War Battlefialds

Gen. Ridgway Expected Ty Accept Red Offer —   Communists Propose Meeting of Field Commanders at Kaesong to Arrange For a Cease-Fire in Korea: UN Forces Still on The Attack

NEARLY 200 IN ONE BIG BATTLE ALONG ‘ALLEY’   No Allied Planes Lost in First of Tween Airy Clashes

14 RED MGS SH DOWN I BIGGEST SCRI   U. S., Communist Formations Meet Headon in Fast,’ Vicious Attack.

Day's Conflict Sees 256 ‘Jets in Action   Thunderjets Forced   To Drop Bombs  Cl awste ak Taeemaeite

77 Allied Planes Meet 120 MIGs   14 Of Communist Craft Destroyed Or Damaged; None Of Ours Lost

256 Jets Clash In Biggest Duel of Korean War   Reds Try to Halt a Bombing Smash at Vital Railroad Lines

More Than  250 Planes In Action   Allies Report Fourteen Red Craft Destroyed Or Damaged.

256 Jets Fight Over Korea In Biggest Cay-Long Battle Yet   Bigger, Faster Mig Jest Used By Reds in Air Battle

256 JETS IN RECORD MIX: 14 REDS HI   Air War Mounts to Record Heights as Reds Send in Better Pilots, ‘Better Planes.  vh   77 U. N. PLANES IN  CLASH WITH 120 MIGS   American Planes Forced to Jettison Bombs. Before Reaching Target; Heartbreak Ridge Attack’: Renewed.

More Planes Of Communists Join In War   14 Enemy Craft Reported Downed By Allied Fliers

UN Shoots Up 14 MiGs In Reeord Action   256 Jets Fight Over Korea In Greatest Day Of Battles

Allies. Shoot Down 14 Rec MIG. Planes      Biggest Battle In* “History Staged, No Allied Planes Lost

Allied Pilots Hit 14 Red Planes In Great Jet Battle   77 U.N. Airplanes Tangle With 120 Russian-Type MIGs

Allied Pilots Damage 15 Jets In Huge Battle   256 Craft Involved In Activity Along Korean Battlefront

‘MIG Alley’ Scene of Huge Aerial Show  Pte tg cps   Ground Troops Once More Storm Ridge; Have No Success

256 Jeis In Action  Over Korea Leading Allied Ace Says Air War Is Grimmer

14. Enemy Craft Lost Or Damaged   Allied Ground Units Again Storm At ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

Pilots Report Greatest Day Of. All-Jet Fighting  Enemy’s Strength _And Tacties Hint     At Improved Power

One Dogfight Involvés 197; No Allies Lost   254 in Action as Wild Battles Rage Over Korea

Jets Into Action  Over North Korea   Alhed Pilots Destroy or  Damage 14 Commun- ist Planes   256 SHIPS IN BATTLE

Sky Full Of Jets As War  Gets Grimmer   256 Jets in Action in Biggest All-Jet Battle; Enemy Planes, Pilots Are Getting Better.

156 Planes Used as Air War Over Korea Steps Up   MIG Pilots Better, Says U.S. Ace; One Jet Plane Downed

14 Communist Planes Destroyed or , Damaged in Struggle Which Sees Total of 256 Planes in Action.

156 Jet Planes In Big Battle: 14Reds Downer   Commie Proposal To Resume Talks Rejected by UN

Newer, Faster Red Jets Though In Korean Skies  Col. Gabreski Hints At German Tactics

Greatest All Jet BattleOver Korea   Allied Planes Destrey or Damege 14 Red Plones With 256 Jets in Action

Aerial Fight Over Korea Getting Tough   History's Greatest Jet Airplane Battle Is Fought With 256 In Action Over Sinaniu

Allied Pilots Score 14 Hits On Red MIGs   History’s Largest Jet Plane Battle Involves 256 Shins

FOURTEEN ENEMY. PLANES SMASHED IN KOREAN GLASH   American Ace Reports Red Flyers Using Old iuft-  weaffa Tacticee

14 Red Planes Are Bagged By UN Jetmen   256 Jets in Action  In History’s Biggest Experiment With New Type Fichter Planes

156 Jets Active In Great Battle   14 Red Fighters Probably Downed

Gef 14 Red Planes in Greatest Day of All-Jet Battles   Ace Says MIG War Is Getting Grimmer. 256 Jets in Action:

256 JETS TAKE PART IN FIGHT IN KOREAN $Y   14 Red Planes Destroyed Or Damaged In Roarine Battle

Five Husky Babies   Jet Armadas Wage All!-Day Battle; Reds Are Defeated

256 Jets Fly In Historical All-Day Battle   Old German Tricks  Being Used, Oil City Ace States; Headon Passes Are Reported

7 Allied Jets Tangle With 120 Russian MIGs Today. Biggest in History:  Troops Attack Heartbreak Ridge   By JOHN RANDOLPH

256 Planes Take Part In Great Battle   U.N. Reports No Losses In Largest Jet Fight Of War

2b) Hot Pipes fake Part in Fight in Which Ne U.S. Aircraft Downed

-HISTORY MADE.  256 Allied, Red Jets In Korea Clash  14 Enemy Planes Downed, Damaged

T roop Vote Due Soon   With Taft Opposition Fading Senate Likely To OK Use in Europe

Taft Indicates He Will Support. . Sendinc of Some Troops to Europe

Taft Alters Troop Stand   Will Support Transfer Of Few Divisions to Europe

Senate Approval Of Troops Viewed As Coming Soon   Senator Taft’s Agreement Takes Much Out of  Opposition to Transfer

Senate Ballot On Sending Of Troops Slated   Taft Urges Ceiling On Ground Forces Te BRolster West Envrone

laft fo Support Limited Troops  Senate Likely to OK Sendina Men ta Furan

Taft Will Support Use Of Troops For West Europe   States Ceiling Should Be Put On Number Of Soldiers

dimit Number Of Divisions, Pleads Taft.   Predict Approval of ‘GI's for Europe’

Senators May OK US. Troops In West Europe   Taft To Support Limited Number Of GI's , Overseas

Senate Vote Is Expected On European  Troops Move   Approval Expected Of American Force To Bolster Defense.

Resolution for Support Is Prepared   Senator Says U. S. Can’t Wait for Atlontic Buildup

TAFT TO SUPPORT GYSFOR EUROPE   Senate Appears Headed Toward Vote Of. Approva

Senate Headed Toward Vote on Use of Forces  - Vote Is Expected Late This Month

New Battle Seer On Troop Issue  Republicans Want New Strings Added

Senate Appears Nearing Vote On Troop Use   Taft Indicates He Will Back Transfer Of ‘Limited Number Of Men To Eurane

Senate Near Vote On Use of Troops In West Europe  Taft To Support

Taft Will Ask For ‘Ceiling’ . On Troop Use   Indicates, However, He'll Back Limited Number For Europe

Senate Vote on Use of U. S. Troops Scheduled Soon   Partial Backdown “By Taft Calms Controversy; New Conflict Brewing

SEE SENATE VOTE LATE THIS MONTH ONUSE OF TROOPS   TAFT TO SUPPORT LIMITED TRANSFER FOR EUROPE DEFENSE

Body of Girl Still Sought   Questioning of Man Held as Suspect Goes Steadily Ahead

Search Goes  On for Girl   Guitar Plaver Held in Case of Kidnaped California Child

Search Extended For Small Girl  Calif. Police Continue  Questioning Suspect

Another Sharp Dror In lowa College  Enrollments Noted  About 5,000 Fewer Students On The Campuses This Yea

Row On Policies Cited By Hanna  Paxton Criticized fn Ouster Answer

Hunt For ‘Body’ In River Fails,  Wide Search Fails To Locerte Flocrtina Ohieet

Both Claim Reds Could Prevent War   American Brands Stalin’s Views As ‘Misstatement’

U.S., Allies Blast  Stalin Accusations   Stalin‘s Korean Stand ‘Most Vital’

Stalin Draws Bitter Blast From Britain   Pact Violations By Soviet Cited, Army Hike Also Stressed.

Rap Reds For Plight Of World  Western Powers   Western Powers Join Chorus

Other Western Countries Offer Protest To Reds   U. 8S. State Dept. Denounces Talk Made By Premier

Russ Striving Against Peace Says Britain   Red Premier Could End War Threat, Savs Washinaton

Quick With Answers For Stalin   US, Britain, Other West Powers Join Chorus Challenging Interview  . £u rat” ttt ER Tae 2 LIT TILA   LOOK FOR PEACE HOPE  Statement That ‘War Is Not Inevitable’ Brings Summons of UN Group

U.S. Brands Stalin Talk Misstatement   British Score ,Reds For Using Threats To Prevent Peace

Stalin Claims Called Another Misstafement  Britain Accuses Reds Of Using Threats Ar rare > WUsarll BD ve ce et

UWEN PERJURY CASE GIVEN JURY   DELIBERATES 3 ROURS — ASKS ABOUT DEFENDANT'S ALLEGED STATEMENT.

Egyptians Riot Over Moderate Action of King   Pro-Western Banker On Royal Cabinet Causes Complaint

Police Fire On Mob In Alexandria   Egyptian Cabinet Appointment Leads To Demonstrations

Egyptians Angered by King Farouk   Demonstrations Follov His Swing Toward the British.

Egypt’s King Breaks With  His Premier   Names Advisors Known To Be Pro - British

Pro-Western Move in Egypt Incites Mobs   Disorders Follow Banker’s Appointment To Royal- Cabinet

New Demonstrations Held By Egyptians In Protest of Cabinet Choice By King

Egyptians Riot Anew In Protest   Appointment . of: Pasha Jolts Major Party —Police Send Crowds On Wav   Story Is Denied   British Say NewsReports of Guerrilla _— Untrue

Pro-Western Banker Gels: Farouk Nod   Police Disperse Protesting Mob In Alexandria

New Cabinet Chief Irks EKeyptians   Demonstrations Break Out In Two Cities Over Selection OF Pro-Western Afifi

Egyptian Demonstrators Are Angry at King Farouk   Mob in Alexandria Shouts Slogans Against Pro-Western Banker Named by Monarch to Head His Royal Cabinet —Police Use Tear Gas to Break Up Throng—Crowds in Cairo Protest Against Ruler’s Adviser.

Crowd Dispersed By Cairo Police During Protests   Demonstrations Are Staged By Students Against Selections

POLICE SHOOI AT RIOTERS IN EGYPT   Demonstrations Break Ou In Cairo, Alexandria  STUDENTS   Protest Selection Of ProWestern Banker As Head Of Royal Cabinet

Anti-West Riots Erupt In Egypt   Mobs Protest King's Appointment Of Pro-Allied Minister

Anti-Western  Mobs Protest  Farouk Move lLnrest Follows  New Appointment

Clashes Mark Rumored Split In Egypt Rank:   King Is Not in Accord With Government in  Troubles With British

POLICE CLASH WITH EGYPTIAN STUDENT MOBS   Riots Follow King’s Split With His  Government

Egyptians Protest In Nod To West   Police Reported To Fire On Rioters Who Hit Farouk’s Move

Mobs Protest Farouk’s Bid To Woo West   Rioting, Demonstration:  Greet Appointment Of Wiasnesnc Tene

FAROUK ACTION SETS OFF RIOT   Demonstrations Follow Naming Pro-Western Advisors

REDS TAKE TWO ISLANDS  Communists Claim 174 U. N. Troop Casualties in Operation

NO AMERICANS KILLED SUNDAY IN KOREAN WAR   Warn Reds on Truce Road Traffic; Enemy Claims 2 Islands Captured.

Chinese Say They Retake Two Islands   Report Not Confirmed By UN; Weather  Limits Jets

Korean Reds Claim Capture Of 2 Islands   Broadcast States 174 U.N. Troops Taken as Prisoners

Stalemate on Negotiations At Panmunjon   Commies Refuse All Offers; Deathless Day on Korea Front

No Confirmation  Red Radio Claims Recapture Of Two Islands. Near Korea

Island Recapture Claimed by Reds  No Comment Made By UN Officials

Korean Reds Clair Islands Refaken  Amphibious Attack Reported Success

Only 10 More Days  Truce Negotiators Deadlocked On Exdfiange Of Prisoners And ‘Koreati: Armistice Supervision

Reds Claim Recapiture Of Two Islands   Islands Off West Coast Of Korea

Red Capital Communique Reports Communist Gain   North Korean Red Radio Claims Two Islands In Yellow Sea Retaken With 174 Allies Slain

Reds Claim Units Hold  Two Islands   Pyongyang Radio Says Allies Suffer Loss of 174 Soldiers During Battle  No Confirmation  UN Officials Remain Silent on Report of  7

REDS SAY TWO ISLANDS TAKEN   Get Warning That Trucks te Kaesong May Be Air Tarset

Red Radio Reports Is Commies Take Back Two Islands in Yellow Sea

Communist Units Retake 2 Islands   No Confirmation Given By UN Sources as To Reports From Pyongyan;

Reds 8 Say Islands Are Ree captured  Claim L74 Casualties In Amphibious Move— Jets Damage Two MIG:

Hungarian Government Studies Offer to Pay   State Department Announces That it Wal Fray $120,000. Ransom Demanded. by Communists p+ Elicit No Information From the Reds.

Reds Expected To Free Fliers’ by Nightfall   Truman ApprovesDecision To Pay Fine. for Their Release **

State Department Has No News As To When the Four Fliers Held by Hungary May Be Given Release   HOPE FLIERS MAY BE FREED TODAY

U.S. Stands By ‘To Pay Ransom   Can’t Tell When They'll Be Freed, Foreign Office Says

Residents- of South Dakota Towns, Trapped by Snow, Ration Food, Fuel

‘Dakota Village Covered [By Snow; Food Rationed   Howling Bliss 1? Feet Hieh  ard Blocks Roads Under Drifts  BAN Sires bes Sid

Children Prefer TV Classroom   - Minneapolis to Continue Strike Telecasts

Iran Flag Flies Over British Oil  Officials Of AOC Arrive For Talks

IRAN RAISES FLAG OVER OIL FIELDS   Nationalization of Billion Dollar Industry

King and Queen Will Hold Party   Large Number of Guests To Be Present at Buckingham Palace Presentation Tonight

Lay In Supplies And Strengthen Their Houses   Refugee Centers Set Up To Care For Homeless

Tampico Digs  In As Howler  Swirls Nearer Residents Séek Higher Ground; Army Speeds Un Evacuation Plans

Hurricane Unable to  Make Up Its Mind      Roaring Wind Indecisive on Whether to Assault Tampico

Tampico Braces For Hurricane  Due To Strike   Heavy Rain Already Falling; Big Blow Expected,

Tampico Is Braced For  Hurricane   Some Residents Flee To Higher Ground; Experts Trying To Chart Storm's Course

Tampico Waits For Storm To Make Up Mind   City Braces Itself As Big Hurricane Hovers Off Shore

Hurricane Hovers Near Tampico   Several Thousand Residents Moved To Higher Ground; Death Toll Now 155

Tampico People Menaced Anew By Great Storn   Refugee Centers Opened. Houses Strengthened. Food Supplies Laid In

TAMPIC( BRACES FOR WIND STORM       Hurricane Hovers Offshore Af. ter Sweeping Across  Yucatan

Threatened  ‘Showdown’ Pactnan ed   Violence Averted As N. Y. Port Stays Tightly Closed

No Attempt Made to Hit Picket Lines   Port Tightly Closed: For 16th. Day; Truman Action Urged

Violence Does Not Take Place As Ports Idled   New York Strike Enters 16th Day; Truman Might Act

rR KK U. S., BRITAIN, . FRANCE ASK RUSSIA TO DISCUSS EASING WORLD TENSIONS

Urge Session In Spite of Failure So Far  U. S. Unwilling to ‘Make First Move For ‘Cease-Fire’

West Suggests Russia Agree to Big-4 Meeting On Basis of Paris Talk

WEST SUGGESTS BIG FOUR MEET   U. S., Britain, France Favor Paris Talk Basis

China Again Sends Note Asking Talks   Nehru Insists Reds Want to Explore Grounds for Peace

SLOT MACHINES SEIZED IN N. 0.   Boxcar Load Rolls In From Dallas, Bound For Latin America

PEIPING CHARGES NOTE “INSOLENT”   Reds Make No Official Reply to Gen. Ridgway

OLD TESTAMENT STORY-CHAPTER Ko  ~ Mother Saves Moses From. Pharaoh

set OOP As NAUONS UAPIGl  See ee 8 SPS  Union County Girl Starts Student Trip To lerae

first otop is Nation s Capital  Union County Girl Starts Student Trip To lived

Duty of Soldiers in Germany Shifts — from Occupational To Defense Work :

Taft To Keep Out Of GOP Contest   Party to Fill Wherry Job Later This Month

Taft Taking No Part In Naming GOP Floor Chief   Hopes Successor To Wherry Is Named By Party Without Fight

Taft To Avoid Stand On GOP Senate Leader.  Solon Hopes To Keep: _ Out Of Any Sqnabble In. Party: Over Post

ft Announces He Will Not Attempt Influence Choice of Floor Leader

Isn't Going to Attempt to Inf  laff Stays Neutral on Wherry’ iaeesih

EASTER SEALS SALE PROVIDES CRIPPLED CHILDREN’S CAMP   Physically Handicapped Boys And Girls To Have Outdoor Summer Training

Negotiators Differ Over Time To Work Out  Guarantees For Pact   Solid Agreement On Two Major Points Makes Some Progress On Agenda; One Issue Remains.

PROGRESS IS MADE ON TWO MAJOR POINTS   No Explanation Given, However, on Current Stumbling Block In Talks.

Negotiators Agree on 2 Major Points   Report Reds Ask for Truce First, . Guarantees Later

—6ih MEETING — Disputed Point Not Named   2 OTHER ITEMS ARE APPROVED

Friendliness Disappears af Armistice fice City   Some Progress Reported by UN Negotiators

Key Point Holding Up Truce Plan   Agreement on Disputed Issue Essential to Completing Job.

Ceiling Prices Ordered Posted By New Order  Thousands Of : Businesses Placed limnder Cantrale

Order Further Price Controls  Everyday Services Covered By Decree

Resistance Light In West Sector As UN Advances   Strong Positions Abandoned By Red Forces In Retreat

British. Festival Near-Riot Scene  . 64,000 Jam Ares Oa Clacina Eve

Believe Britain and U. S Will Share Right To Decide War Question

Stiff Penalties Asked for Fixing Sports Events  Five Year Prison

Rivers on Rampage in Two States; Hardships Are Faced by Thousands

Rivers Leave Much Damage In Northwest   5000 Persons Driven From Homes by Floods; State of Emergency Has Been Declared

Floods Force 5,000 From Homes in Northwest; Ice Jam jn East Cuts Off Water Supply

FLOODS CAUSE HARDSHIPS IN TWO SECTIONS   Thousands Homeless Ir Far West; Columbia, Pa. Goes Thirsty

Floods Strike At Two States   12,000 Lack Water In Pennsylvania, 5,000 Homeless

Flood Damage Mounts in Two States   City Waterworks Flooded in Pennsylvania Town

Heat, Cold and Floods Bring Mixed Weather   Cold Wave Promised for Kansas After Extreme High Readings Sunday

Thousands Affected By Floods in 2 States   Guard Called in Washington; Water Rationed in Pennsylvania

Floods Bring Trouble To Many Thousands   Report 5,000 Homeless In Northwest; Water Supply is Drowned  Pat 3 Dawn ss

Floods Cause Suffering In Western States   5.000 Driven From Homes  - By Rampaging Waters; Midwest Chilled As Rest  ~=6r OR Nation Gets Relief

Flooding Rivers Bring Har{lship hi East, West   Many Withoug Homes,  Rampaging Waters Leave  Hit Water Supply In Pa.

RIVERS GO WILD RAMPAGE IN WASHINGTON   Five National Guard Units Called Out; Five Die In Canadian Floods

Many Forced Out Of Homes   Rampaging Rivers In Northwest Peril... Residents

Boyle Reporied Urging Truman Not To Make Cross-Country Stumping Tour This Year

TRUMAN URGED TO STAY HOME   Top Adviser Of Presidents Warns Him Against Making Stump Tour Of Nation This Year.

Advises Against Stumping Tour  Democratic Chairman Opposes Truman Plan

Police Fire Kills Manin Des Moines   Old-Age Pensioner Slain, Second Man Hurt in Apartment

Delay No Surprise--  ANSWER EXPECTED TODAY TO U.N. TRUCE ULTIMATUM

Allies Await *= Commies’ Reply To Gen. Ridgway  Reds Up to Now A ee Se TS   Reds Up to Now Have !gnored. UN Neutrality Demand

Allied Negotiators Fly Back To Korea; Enemy Piles Up New Charges

RESUMPTION OF TRUCE TALKS IS UNCERTAIN   Reds Ignore Demands for Neutrality Guarantees and Make New Charges.

Truman Plan to Revamp RFC Rejected   Senate Committee Turns Down ]-Man Board idea

RFC Reorganization Plan Seems Doomed  Senate Committee Turns Thumbs Down On

Truman Plan  to Revamp RFC Rejected  Senate Committee Turns Down

Take It Easy With Baby Cautions Doctor Warning of Dangers of Play

History Spins Backward 175 Years In Re- Declaration Planned at Philadelphia

U.S. May Be Testing Atom Artillery Shell  Flier Says Blasts Seen In Nevada

Atomic Artillery. Shells Reported: ‘Under Close Tes   Newspaper Is Informer ’ Of Nevada Project; Blast Is Deadly

Committee Rule: (n Race Issues   Group Recommends Colored Students Enter Some Schools

Economyto Be Rule During His Term in: Office, Murray Says   New Governor Is Formally Inducted Into Office; Says Civil Defense Is Top-Item

First in Speaking Event Marysville Youth Wins National F.F.A. Contest

Pan American Cancels Flights Due To Walkout   Strike Begins Day Ahead Of Deadline

Fisenhower Backed - By Dulf And Dewey  Stassen Also Advising Eufands Ta: Cermnnon

BLAZE RAZES LARGE SECTION OF FOUNDRY   Flames Are Confined Te Core Room By  Firemen

TEMPERATURE   Damage May Hit $250,000   Keep Flames Confined To Core Room

BUDGET CUTS ~ AREFAVOREL   ‘Pennsylvanian Hold:  Quiz on Policies

Van Zandt Reports Opinion  Poll Favors Federal Budget Cut Fven al Cost of Local Projects

BLIND BOY OFFERS ADVICE TO A MOTHER   Suggests She Let Surgeons Operate On Cancerous Eves of Her 4-Year-Old Girl.

Heat Relief Expected Cool Front is Sweeping Through Panhandle Area

Cross-Examine Gen. Collins On Charges Made  Taille Prahere That   Tells Probers That Gen. MacArthur Violated Policy

Collins Faces Cross-Quiz  On MacArthur   Probers To Assault Charge General Violated Policies

Housewives: Things Will Be Worse Before They're Better   Here's the Word: If You Can Hold Family Budget Together Until Harvest _ Time. You'll Get Some Price Relief

Wives Tale: Food Prices MAY Decline  Answer to Meat Costs May Be in The Feed Lots

Food Prices Keep Right on Going Up Through Controls   Troubled Housewives Are Told Things Will Be Better—Sometime.

 It’ a Get Better ofter It Gets Worse  ‘Food Prices Expected To Drop But Not Until They Go Higher

Food Supply Reported Abundant — But Found Beyond Price Controls By Nation’s Harried Housewives

Allies Recross Parallel Today   Tank Forces Seize ‘Key Choyang River - Crossing Position

GI's Fed lp  InKorea   Blame ‘Politicians’  For Present Plight By WILLIAM CHAPMAN

Leaders At Home Blamed For Crisis Gi's In Korea Angry At U.S. Politicians

ISI'S HAVE LOST THEIR ~ [BURNING URGE-TO FIGHT   U3. soldiers Stil Obey Orders But Direct Wrath at '"Politicians’ at Home   US. Pushes Plans to-Brand Red China an Aggressor  . UN's Political Committee Meets Today

SOVIET DELAY [5 CONDEMNED BY MR. JRSSTIP   Washington Delegate Says Russian Proposal Would Bypass World Group.

Jessup CallsOnReds_— ; To Begin Parleys Now Within United Nations

Acheson In  Bid For U.N.  Peace Action U.S. Leader Gives  Soviet Challenge For Immediate Move

Soviet Proposal Challenge Given  Start Talks Now,  laeeun Taille Rucc

immediate Action Urged By Jessup   American Delegate Cite: Russian Proposal For Meeting “Before June” As Bypassing UN

Jessup Charges Reds Seek To Delay Disarmament Plan And By-Pass United Nations

Reds Challenged To Seek Arms CutNow  Jessup Wonders Why USSR Wants To Avoid IJIN: Actian

First Bills Go  To Governor   3 Bonus Measures Await Changes in Hause

BOgisiature...  Senate fo Vote On Civil Defense Key Measures  State Council Created With Authority to Use In Defense Emeraency

ate Senate Holds Unusual orning Session To Act On y Bill of Defense Program

Senafe Holds Morning Session On Defense Bill  Tiree Measures Go To Governor Bul Hey Act Is Held Up

Seek To Bolster Defense Finance:   12 Nations Making Up North Atlantic Alliance To Meet

Strong Basis To Be Sought For Alliance   Twelve Nations Of NATO Will Try To Solve Critical Defense Problen:

MOVE TO BUILD STRONGER WEST EUROPE SPEENEN   North Atlantic Treaty rganization Ex. ‘pected To Take Action On Rearmament Prosram.

NATO Nations Hope To Strengthen  Economic Underpinning At Ottawa

meen an Or ee  Atlantic Pact Nations Slate Ottawa Meet   Seek Additional Economic Strength For West Europe

Pact Deputies To Bolster Up West Economy   Ottawa Meeting Set To Open Today; Defense Problems To Be Main Concern Of Leaders

NUMBER OF TROOPS FOR EUROPE MAIN POINT OF ‘GREAT DEBATE’ IN CONGRESS

Today's Skies   UN Troops Push Ahead Of Strong Line Near 38th  Censors Cloak Exact Location OF Allies in Push Toward Parallel

Allied Army Moves Ahead On Long Line   Exact Location Of American Units Is Shrouded In Secrecy: Red Radio Busy

Allied Forces Lining Up Along 38th Parallel   Reservoir, Power Station North of Seoul Recaptured

Censorship Stops Most Korean War  News Today   No Heavy Fighting Reported On Front As Chinese Retreat

Allies Within 17 Miles Of 38th Parallel   Eighth Army Reports Only Chinese Holding Elements Resist

Reds Assert US. Plane Fired First   “Ridgway Claims Craft ‘Was Legal Distance ~ OFf Siberian Coast

Soviets Hold U. 8. rliers to Blame For Aerial Attack   Assert Missing Plane First to Open Fire

U.S. Denies Navy Bomber Over Soviet Territory   Russian. Note-Contends U.S, Plane Opened Fire on. Russian. Fighters -and Retused ‘to Land: at. Siherian: Airport. canes

Gen. Ridgway Denies Craft Over U.S.S.R.   Moscow Contends Missing Ship Fired Upon Reds First

American Bomber ‘Violated’ Soviet Territory, Charge   Two Russian Fighters Fired On Navy Patrol  Plane Which ‘Violated Soviet Territory,’  _ Moscow’ Says; American Bomber Is Still Missing With 10 Men Aboard

CURB SALE OF STORED CORN   Elevators Cant Buy It Except for Local Feed Uses

To Safeguard Corn Reserves  Will Release Grain for Feeding Purposes

Egyptians Stage Protest Against Great Britain   Premier Pasha Promises to Drive Nation From Suez

New Mink Coat Involved In Tax Probe  Data Sought on How Wife of Attorney  Praise ‘nai al. mW... ek

Another Mink Coat Pops Up In Probe Of Tax Official  Public Hearings On T. Lamar Caudle to  Ran en TD sia de an haa

NEW MINK IN THE NEWS  Quiz Set for Fired U.S. Aid on Wife’s Fur Coat

N. Y. Furries Tells House About Deal   Says Mrs. Caudle Purchased Garment ‘At Wholesale’

MADE T0 END OIL DISPUTE   Truman Offers To Send Harriman To Work Out lran Peace Plan.

Ex-Official Raps Tax Boost      PRESIDENT OFFERS HARRIMAN TO IRAN AS MEANS OF SETTLING TENSE FICHT OVER ONT

PRESIDENT OFFERS HARRIMAN TO IRAN AS MEANS OF SETTLING TENSE FICHT QVEPR OTT.

President Sends Message to Iran   Chief Executive Urges Moderation in Dispute; Note Called ‘Little Late’

ran Oil Crisis In Crucial Week  riimrn   Truman Plea Is Last Faint Hope

Harriman May Try to Settle Oil Dispute   President Offers Services of Foreign Affairs Adviser

Truman Calls For Settlement On Oil Issue   President Makes Another Personal ‘Plea To Iran

President Offers Help In Dispute      Would Send Harriman in Hope of Solving Iranian Crisis With British   Warning Given   Truman Says Collapse of Operations Means Diaeaster

Truman Offers Adviser to Iran   Would Send Harriman to Aid Oil Dispute CaHtilamean?

Solution Of Oil Crisis  Truman Aim   President's Personal Message To Mossadegh Reported “foo Late’  In Tehran

HARRIMAN MAY BE NEGOTIATOR   Truman Offers Mediation In Iranian Dispute With Britain

Truman Offer To Send Own Envoy to tran   Woutd Assign Harriman to Help Settle Oi] Dispute

U. S. Offers To Help Iran   Averell Harriman Would Be Sent To Try For Settlement

Tran Offered Harriman A:  Mediater .   Britain Considering Appeal to UN In Ojl Nationalization

Offers to Aid In Settlement On Iran Oil   President Would Send Averell Harriman to Confer With Iranians

OFFER BY TRUMAN   President Would Send Har. ‘yiman to Try for Settlement in Iran

fruman Pleads For Moderation In Tran Dispute   Message From Iresident “Little Late’ Premier Informs U. 8. Envoy

Truman Offers U.S Help to Settle lran Oil Dispute  Collapse Of Oil Operations Would . Be a ‘’Disaster’’

Iruman s Message “A Little Late”   Little Hope It Will Bring End  lk Peel ceed adie:

ee ee  a  Fran Rejects Truman Offer  OF Harriman as Oil Mediator

Truman Would Send Harriman  To Oil Dispute   Collapse of Operation: Disastrous, President Declares

U.S. Again Offers Aid  ‘Lo lranians   Truman’s Bid To Send Harriman Is Labeled “Late” By Tehran

UN MAY GET IRAN DISPUTE   Britain Considering Such Step, Morrison States

TRUMAN URGES IRAN GO SLOW IN OIL CRISIS   President Calls For Moderation In Dispute With  Britain   NOTE SECRET   Premier Refers to Message ' As ‘A Little Too Late”

Truman Sends. lran New Note  Little Hope Held  recioeee fC eseie

President Sends Personal Note To Iran’s Premiet   Urges Moderation In Oil Dispute With Great Britain

British Weigh Appeal to UN   Consider Asking Council to Order Iran Keep Hands Off

Offers Harriman As Iranian Oil Trouble Shoots:   The: President. Tries       Accord in Dispute ‘With Great Britain

Truman Asks Iran Leader To Use Care In Disputes   Premier Determined To Ignore UN Court Order Asking Curbs

Harriman Aid In Iran Offered  Conflict Over Oil Comeany Involved

Brittch May Put Oil Issue to UN   Truman Offers To Send Harriman For Negotiations

Iran's Oil Crisis Heading Toward Critical Period   ‘Truman Sending — Personal Appeal To Iran’s Premier

Britain May Ask U.N. Entrance in Iranian Oil Battle  Truman Appeals to Iran; World Court Is lanored

MAY ASK THAT UN ORDER IRAN KEEP “HANDS OFF” OIL   BRITAIN CONSIDERS ACTION IF IRANIANS REJECT COURT RULING

WAS FOR HOME CONSUMPTION Peron Not Interested in U.S. Reaction to H-Bomb News

iNo Great Becbate  Britons Sharply Split Over Korea Policy: Oppose M Arthur

British Split on Far East Gets Sharper   Not as Hot Though as American Fight on M’Arthur

Britain Sharply Divided Over  Policy In Korec  Debate Deals With Preserving Unity In Case Of China War

11 BROWN SHOE PLANTS T0 BE CLOSED A WEEK   Shut Salem, Murphysboro Fac tories; International Has Gov't Orders.

SLIPPERY BANK ROBBER FOUND ASLEEP IN BED   Had Done Much Traveling in Midwest Since Escape in Cedar Rapids.

Kitts to Be Tried Here on Monday   Surrenders Quietly to FBI at Omaha; Caught Sleeping

Bank Robber, Escapee Kitts Taken Again  FBI Make# Quiet Arrest In Omaha After Bia Search

FBI Takes Him From Auto Court   Fugitive’s Hair Is Dyed and Waved; He Faces Many Charges

Chamber Ballots For New Directors Reine Mailed Out   YA, REPRESENTATIVE DUE HERE MONBAY

Vandenberg Talks Here; Urges Clean Government; Mum On Governor’s Race

*Bill’ Vandenberg Behaves Like Man Out For Governor   Popular Lieutenant - Governor Sets Off Speculation Here

ATOMIC WEAPONS OUTPUT MAY RISE   GORDON DEAN REVEALS TENTATIVE PLANS CALL FOR VAST EXPANSION.

~Vast New Atomic Weapons Expansion Under Development, Dean Announces

‘Plans Forming for Vast New Expansion Of Atomic Weapons Output, Dean Says

Around-the-Clock Program Set Up. To Release Name 65   Pentagon Needs 48 Hours to Check

Defense Dept. Works Round the Clock  Releases 457 Names by 7 a. m.; List Totals 11,042

Most Of Missing Yanks’ Loved Ones Are Faced . With Disappointment

PENTAGON IS MAKING CHECK ON RED LIST   Disappointment Faces  Many Families Due   to Omissions In Communist Report.

Americans Live Better Than Ever Before As Nation Adjusts Itself to Half-War —

Most Americans Have Mere Money Then Ever Before   Spend More to Live  But Live Better Than Six Months Ago A Survey Indicates

Legislative Deadlock on Omnibus Bill   Reappoint Sen. Collard, Name Murray for Place:  On ‘Little Legislature’

New Session Of Assembly Starts Today   WEGEld AVUAY  Rising Costs, Civil Defense Needs Top  Assembly Problems; fo TD tn Mans l

GERMAN TRUCK DRIVERS ‘BLOCKADE HIGHWAY IN - PROTEST AGAINST TOLLS

Allied Airmen Ordered to Keep Away From Kaesong .   Initial. Parley to Be Hela Sunday; * Notes-From Both Sides Carry Propaganda

U.S. Foreign Policy Can Be Justified Only Because Of Russian Threat—Taft

GIVE HIS VIEWS -~ Taft Says Foreign Policy Justified by ‘Russ Threat’

Taft Says Red Threat Only  Policy Ground:   Ohioan Declares Western World Has Wo Alternative’

Taft Says Red Threat Only Justification For 'U. S. Foreign Policy

Taft Says Red Threat Only Justification for Foreign Policy Trend

Extra Guards  Protect Meetinc of Diplomats _   Foreign Ministers Hear French Pres. Auriol Today

Says U.S. Is Not Prepared   Bradley Urges Adoptior Of UMTS to Assure Long-Range Safety  In ‘Danverous Decade’

Gen. Bradley Declares United States Must Invoke Sound, Permanent Military Program Very Soon

We Live in Dangerous Decade, Says Bradley ;   -General Warns Nation Must Arm Quickly; Uraes System af UM T.

Preparedness Is Below Par   Bradley Says U.S. Must Invoke Sound Military Program

GLERICS PROTEST NEW GODIVA RIDE   Minister Caravan Precedes - Tights-Garbed Girl in’. : English Parade

Lady Godiva Rides Again  eset ir A NAN Re ARE ARERR IRN NS: TCR AEE CTS  But Pastors Ride On Ahead, Protesting Show Of “Nudity”

New Controls Law Is Still Incomplete  All-Night Session Of Conferees Fails To Complete Bill

Easing Of Credits Now Seems Likely   House and Senate Conferees In Session Nearly 19 Hours; Price Rollbacks Not Settled

New Control Act To Ease Credit Curbs   Committee OKs Many Points in All Night Talks

OPS CottonOrder Hit’by Fulbrigni   Senator Sees Black Market As Result Of Price Ceilings

France To Get Emergency Aid FromU.S.Fund   Congressional Act Provides Money As Eeonomy Is Menaced

U.S. To Rush France Special $200,000,000 Emergency Foreign Aid To Forestall Crisis

HARRIMAN TO REPORT SOON ON ALL HELP   $200-Million Is Being Mentioned But Only Guess..

FRANCE TO GET HELP U. $. May Send 200 Millions t Check Economic Crisis

Dollars Will Go fo Assist French People   Quick Action Planned. To Avert Financial Crisis Which Offers Threat to Nation

DOLLARS PROMISED TO ASSIST FRANCE   Amount of American Aid To Forestall Eegnomic Crisis Rumored at $200 Million

To Forestal! Economic Crisis .  U.S. To Rush Aid Funds To France

U.S. To Rush Dollar Aid. To France  Forestalling Of Economie Crisis Is Planned

Emergency Aid. Pushed To Help French In Crisis   U.S. Dollars To Aid France During Bad Economic Period

M’ Arthur Told Russia Poses  Major Threat   Marshall Says President Outlined Asia War Aim Im Tan. 13 Letter

N SENATE TESTIMONY  MacArthur Warned Russia Main Threat, Letter Shows

Marshall Says Peril Explained To MacArthur   Warning in January On War Policies Bored by Secretary

TRUMAN ADVISED WARTHUR RUSSIA WAD MAIN THREAT   Wrote Genetal Jan. 13° Any Spread of Korean War Might Involve Japan and Western Europe.   LETTER IS READ AT SENATE INQUIRY   it is Produced as Reply te Doug's Charge Administration Mad No Policy in Conflict,

Marshall Reads Paraphrase To Show ‘Policy’  Wider View Than   Wider View Than M‘Arthur’s Needed, Says Secretary

Truman Told M Arthur Russia Main Threat  Marshall Reads Letter Saying Spread of Korean War Would Erunt Into World War II!

President Told General Russia “Main Threat”   Letter Is Held Reply To ‘No Policy’ Charge

Russians Main Threat, Truman Told M’Arthur   Letter Of Jan. 13 Read As Genero} Marshall Continues Testimony

Policy Set  In Letter To General   Truman Deelaced War Must Be Held In Korea

TELLS GF LETTER TO GENERAL   Japan, West Europe Might Be Involved President Said, Text Is Read to Senators By Secretary

TrumanLetter To General Is Read ToSolons   Feared Spread Of War To Japan, West Europe

MAIN: THREAT GIVEN STRESS BY MARSHALL   Letter To  MacArthur From Truman Goes Into Record

Truman Letter To MacArthur On Korea War Bared   General Told Russia Main Threat and Any Spread Might Involve Europe in Message Sent Jan. 13, Marshall informs Senators

President Feared Allies Might Desert If Korean War Allowed To Spread   Secretary Of Defense Undergoes Lengthy Grilling Ag Senate Probers Check Administration Plans In Asia

Bayonet-Happy Turks Find Reds Unsporting  As They Kill 500 in Hand-to-Hand Combat

DIRECT PMA   Township Delegates t Elect County Administrative Committee

WILL DIRECT PMA   Township Delegates _ tc Elect County Administrative Committee

Meat Price Rollback — Is Opposed.   Meat Packers Call For Cancellation  Of Roliback Order

Packers Demand DiSalle Ouster, ° Rollback Recall In'War Pow-Wow?"

Will Face Treason Trial.   Meat Packers Clamoring for DiSalle Scalp

MEAT PACKERS WAGE BATTLE ON CONTROLS   Price Boss Refuses To Ease Stand On Freeze

Meat Packers, Furious, Flood Washington   Want To Butcher Price Controller

Meat Packers Russ Regret Attack Meat Slaying Of Price Rellback American MP

lrate Meat  Washington   Protest against Beef Rollback Order To No Avail

Packers Go To Ca pi tal To Protest Beet Rollback   Warn Of Black Markets; Truman Backs DiSalle Order; Miami Slaughterer Arrested; Test Comes May 20

Meat Packers Storm Against DiSalle's Order   Associations Meet To Protest Price Rollback Directive

Phone Call Across Sea Makes German Girl Bride of 6.1. at Ft. Leavenworth

General Accuses Reds of Stalling   Chief of UN Truce Team Gets ‘Tough’

Hodes Charges Reds Trying To Avoid Peace   Tough Stand May Rule Out Any New Allied Comnromice

Reds Accused. Of Stalling at Korea Parleys   Blunt Talk Delivered “ Negotiators; UN Take Hill

Reds Accused ‘Of Avoiding  An Armistice   Gen, Hodes Makes Charges As Parley Snarl Continues

Accuses  Reds of Stalling   Chief UN Delegate Says Communists Are Trying to ee ttloment

Chief UN Negotiator Says Reds Trying to Avoid Korean Truce   Tough Stand Hints Allies Have Made  Last Compromise

Still No Progress In Truce   UN Said to Have Made About Last Compromise to Red:

 Hodes Rips Red Stall on Peace   UN Chief Says Foe, Insists On Phony Cease-Fire Line

Gen. Hodes Says Group Makes Little Progress; Session Set Tomorrow

Hodes Charges Reds Planning Further Stall   When To Mark Truce Line New Big Issue

RedsAccused Of Deliberate Peace Stalling   No Progress Made Toward Armistice But Talk Tonight

Reds Avoid Armistice Settlement  No Progress Made After UN Makes Its Las# Compromise- -

“Out of Line” Salaries of Some State Officers Criticized by Wilson in Montana Senate Today

New Cold Waye May Sweep In. Next Weekend   Most of Nation Shiverina From Frigid Wasthear

County Commissioners to Hold Special Session in Auditor’s Office on November  ae

Strong Winds at High Altitudes — Reported Over Central Ohio Today

WINTER MOVES IN   3  Mercury Dips to Near Zero   In Lawrence This Morning

Great Debate Rage: OnHelp for Europe  Sen. O’Conor Backs Dispatch of Troops

American Girl to Marry Ex-Priest If Declared Rational by Doctors

American To Be Permitted To Wed Ousted Priest If Declared Rational By Psychiatry

Chicago Girl Nearer To Marriage With Priest She Followed To Italy

Tangled Love Affair May Be Ended Today   To Excommunicate Girl If She Weds Ousted Priest

Bath Parties Ta Use Amphitheatre Far Conventions   Demo and Republican Meetings at Chicago Baring July

PLACE FOR POLITICAL CONVENTIONS PICKED   International Amphitheater Se lected Because of is Television Facilities.

Court Revives  Move On Reds   Tribunal Sustains Conviction of 11

Further Action Against Reds Now Forecast  Laledinng Ca   Upholding Conviction Of Eleven Top Reds Opens Way For Mov:

HURRICANE HEADING FOR NORTH CAROLINA   Winds Of 100 Miles An Hour Whitling North Northeastward Cp Coast

Mac Says Marshall For Including Formosa Fate, UN Chinese Seat in Talks

Loss May Bring 3rd World Wai   Collapse of Japan And Philippines Is Danger, He Declares

Says He Understands General Is One Who  Looks With Favor On Bowing to Red China

General Sought to Plaster Base Near Russian Territory  Second Day of Investigation Into Ex-Pacific Commander's Firing Produces Clashes

SAYS PEOPLE SHOULD HAVE WAR FACTS   General Slaps Back at Senators Who Criticized Him for Publicizing Far East  _ Policy Views.      CENSORSHIP OF >. TESTIMONY HIT   Sen. Knowland Opposes Deletions from Reports; Disclose Washington Barred Bombing Near - Siberia.

MacArthur Assails Gag  Rule and Insists People Entitled To Have Facts

State And Defense Departments Charged With Working Censure Pencils Overtime In Hearings

State Body Okays Bills .ix Brief, Rapid-Fire Mormning Session   74 GO TO GOVERNOR

SENATE APPROVAL FOR 75 MEASURES   State Body Okays Bills ir Brief, Rapid-Fire Morning Session   44 GU 10 GOVERNOR  Five-Day Week for Banks Narrowly Squeaks Thru on 22 Votes

Ex-Mayor Handed  Cash, Solons Told   Union Leader Explains Gifts ef 865.000

Senators End Hectic Inquiry  In New York   Ambassador Refutes Charge Money Paid Him by Firemen

Texas Qil Production Sets Record, State Revenue Climbs Two Million

Hope Of Cut.  In Taxes Dies   Byrd Says Spending Proeram Too Costly

Spending Plans Imperil Tax Cut   US Getting Close to Danger Point in Taxing People

Byrd Loses Hope Of Cut In Tax Plan   Fails To See How $5-Billion Budget Could Be Balanced

Federal Spending Plans Dim Byrd Hope for Tax Cut  Sources of Revenue To Balance Budget  Pinellas Sawathy. «

75c SCHOOL TAX RATE APPROVED BY HUGE MARGINS   High School Vote {s 817 t -. 14, Grade’ School 4a FSS to WBS ks...

15c SCHOOL TAX RATE APPROVED BY HUGE MARGINS   High School Vote !s 817 to 14, Grade School 765 to 18.

 Par arty on n His Own Money:  Doughboy Set Afire by Chinese To BeFeted When He Gets Home

Soldier Set Afire by Chinese Sent Money for Big Blowout   But Brother, Pals Put $200 in Bank

Korean Soldier Burned By Reds Sends Morey. To Kid Brother For ‘Real-Parwy’

American Soldier Set Afire by Chinese Reds Sent Home Money for ‘Real Party’

10 U.S. SOLDIERS, HUNGRY COLD PIERCE RED LINES LED BY THREE KOREANS

Gross Had Dar At The Races  Witness in Graft Case is Returned To New York

Star Witness Found Again   Gambler Captured After A One-Day Flight From Law

Gambler Gross Wisecracks About His ‘Disappearance   Ratile Over Rall.

Harry Gross Stowed Away By Officials   Gambler Who Escaped From Detectives Found Safe and Sound at Race Tracks

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Gross Is Back in Custody   Missing Witness in New York Graft Trial Nabbed at Racetrack  In New Jereevy

Bookie Nabbed At Track Took ‘Walk In Sun’   - Gross ‘Speeded: "Through “Legal Process, To  Tastimony At Cente

Federal Authorities Release Gross To State As Witness:‘In Graft Trial

5 PLANE CRASHES KILL 9 FLIERS   3 Die As 8 Jet Fighters Tangle Over Indiana

Flight of Jets Falls From Sky  Nine Men Killed I. piwp ww 2 LLL.

Probe Crash Of Jets   Thunderjets Plunge to Earth Near Richmond, Ind, in One of Greatest Mass Air Accidents

Nine Killed In  Plane Crashes   Three Die When Eight Jets Plunge To Earth  In Indiana.

Nine Fliers Die In Series  Of Crashes   Mass Air Accident Of Eight Jets Kills Three Pilots

8 Jets Down in One Area—  Nine Fliers Killed in Series Of Crashes

Nine Air Force Fliers Are Killed in Series of Crashes  - £Erabe lat Fiahtere Plunae to Earth Near

GOVERNOR'S WIFE ——T1§$ LAID TO REST   Sons Spared Ordenl of Witnessing Committal

FBI Nabs 17 Alleged Red Leader:  Plot Overthrow Of Government  Is Charged

Four Others Accused Of  Conspiracy   All Charged With Planning Overthrow Of U.S. Governmen

FBI Seizes 17 In Crack Down Against Reds  ; Arrests InN. Y., Pittsburgh Follow Court ‘Green Light’

Charged With Conspiring to Overthrow Our Government   Roundup of Communists in Early Morning; All.Qu+ Search far Four More-

Make Arrests In Pittsburgh And New York  Those Arrested Rank   Those Arrested Rank Just Below Eleven Convicted Top Reds

17 ARRESTED AS COMMUNISTS   Justice Department Moves In On Suspects In N. Y. And Pittsburgh

House Passes Omnibus State Tax Measure  Bill Now Goes To Senate For Final Action

Grand Jurors Name Lawyer Brains of Ring  “Foster Parents Eager to Pay  $800 to $1 500

Lawyer Indicted In Baby Racket  Accuse d of Running Ri. .g€. asad Tig WF*.

Brooklyn Lawyer Named As Brains Of Black Market In Newborn Babie:

Baby Adoption Ring Exposed   Brooklyn: Lawyer, 10 Others Accused

Murder, Suicide Verdict Doubted in Cuban Death Of Parishville Marine   No Strusale

Smith Denies Dispute Over Calling Guard   Backs Up on Issue To Order Out Troops

Fear 18 Lost As Freighfer Sinks   Vessel Breaks in Halves Without Warning and Sinks in Heavy Seas

FREIGHTER SINKS IN THE ATLANTIC   Seven Crewmen Rescued, Five Dead, 12 Missing

RESCUE SEVEN OUT OF CREW OF 24 MEN   Coast Guard Reports Five Bodies Sighted  SHIPS, PLANES   Rush Equipment To Scene: Cause Of Former LST Breakup Unknown

1 Men Rescued By Steamer Off Carolina Coast   Coast Guard Cutters And Planes Continue Search for Survivors

FREIGHTER SPLIT IN TWO IN. ATLANTIC   Seven Men Rescued;  Five Bodies Found; 9A Wlare Ahanacd

Ship Split By Storm; 5 Known Dead   Vessel Breaks In Half; Seven Of 24 Rescued

17 Believed Lost as Ship Breaks Up in Rough Water   Seven Men Rescued; Five Bodies Sighted  a. Mok Meal Prrttar Diuckeac ta Serene

Vessel With Crew Of 24 Breaks Up   Ship Splits In Half; Seven Are Reported Rescued

Vessel Breaks In Two; Five Bodies Sighted  Seven Others Saved In Freighter’s Wake off North Carolina

Seven Saved as Freighter Goes Down   Five Bodies Sighted in Ship. Disaster 200 Miles at Sea -

Sight Botles Of Freighter Crew   Ship Breaks [nto Halves In Storm; Seven Men  Are Rescued.

Ship Breaks In Half Off N. C. Coast   Seven Men Saved, Five Known Dead; Aid Is Dispatehed

Freighter Splits, Sinks In Rough Ocean  even RKescue   Seven Rescued, Five Bodies Spotted From Crew of 24

Six Killed, 12 Missing as Ship Breaks in Half   Seven Survivors of Hurrieane-Lashed Vessel Are Rescued

Ship Breaks Up 200 Miles From Cape Hatteras   Possible Loss Of 16 Crewmen Is Feared ‘As Ship. Founders

Rescue Seven As Freighter Breaks, Sinks   Vessel Carried Crew of 24; Five Bodies Are Sighted Off Hatteras

Ship Breaks in Half and Sinks   Loss of 16 Seamen on Freighter Feared

Sea Swell Snaps Ship in Two; 18 Are Believed Lost   Pounding Seas Hamper Search For Survivors

Freighter Carried Crew Of 24 Men   Seven Rescued, 5 Bodies Sighted; Breaks 200 Miles Off N.C. Coast

FREIGHTER SINKS; 16 FEARED LOST   Hurricane-Stirred Seas Splits Ship Off N. C.

Ship Sinks Off Carolina Coast; Five Bodies Seen   Rescue Of Seven Survivors Reported Following Sinking

SEVEN OF CREW RESCUED; FIVE BODIES SICHTEN   Freighter Breaks In Halves Before Going Down — Tragedy Occurs Off Cape  atteras.

Bodies Sighted After U.S.Ship Breaks In Two   Seven Men Rescued, - Coast Guard. Rushes. To Scene OF Mishan

Ship Sinks In Atlantie:  ive Bodies Are Seen Southern Isles Breaks In Two:  Carried 24 men: Seven Rescued

Truman's Speech Points Up Bitter Split on Controls   Congressmen Argue Results Of Ending Korean Fighting; Curbs Extension in Danger

SOLONS DIVIDED OVER CONTROLS   Truman’s Plea For Tighter Rein Renews Signs Of Division

Peace Talk Stirs Fight on Controls   Some Senators Sight End to Price Pressure

Split Noted In Congress View On Bid For Control   Reaction To Truman Plea Shows Divided Opinions On Matter

‘ Reaction To Truman’s Economy Talk Points Out Anew Bitter Division Among Congressmen Over Controls

Appeal for Tighter Rein on. Economy  By Truman Sharpens Split in Congress

Senate Tax Bill To Come Up Monday   Changes Pare Tax Revenue To Less than $6 Billion

Defense Mobilizer Says U.S. Is Headed For Better Future   Capacitv Unlimited

MOBILIZATION HEAD TALKS TO NATION   Warns Against Fear, Disunity, Improvidence   Calls For Giant Effort In Next 3 Years To Build Up Production

Wison Reports Outlook Bright   Sees Chance For Continued Rise In Living Standards

Wilson Sees Chance For Good Future   Mobilization Head Calls For Greater Productive Power

Wilson Sees  ‘Better Future   Chief Mobilizer Calls for 3-¥ ear Production Build-up-for War, Peace

AMERICA ASKED TO SPEED WORK   Defense Mobilizer Calls For  ’ Giant Production Effort— - Optimistic Over Outlook  For Nation.

at eT  Says U.S, In “Sound  Position’  Calls Peaple To All-Out Effort

Wilson Calls For All-Out Efforts On Defense Plan   Backs President’s Request For Quicl” New Tax Levies

Follow All Clues tn Kidnaping With No Develenments   Trucker Says He Was  Stopped By Mysterious  Couple

Hope Getting Dim For Missing Baby  Police Checking On Many Possibilities

TWO MEN INJURED IN AUTO COLLISION   Littlestown Residents Hurt When Car Crashes Into Parked Vehicle On York Street

RAIL EMBARGO I$ EXTENDED DUE TO STRIKE   Boston Is Included As Shipping Tieup Spreads Along Coast

Rail Freight Embargo To Be Extended To Boston Because Of The Longshoremen'ss Strike

Rail Embargo In N. Y. Strike Hits New Ports   Longshoremen Warn All Shippers They Can’t Divert Goods

Sgt. Junior D. Edwards Of Indianola  lowa GI, Killed In Korea, Awarded Medal Of Honor   Provd And Happy. Hs Sister Savs

Report Soviet Mass At Iran   Military Activities Are Not Confirmed

 Not Afraid To Dic’. ee ee  [Mother Chooses Christmas With Children To Lonoor Tite

WANTS: OPEN NIGHT   Lawrence Ministerial Alliance Asks Wednesday's Be Kept Clear

Malayan Red Bandits Slay Top Official   Terrorist Foe Shot Down in Junale Ambush

Wilma Bunjes Becomes Bride  Weds Veto A. Vets At Sioux City Church

Britain Girds For Possible War With Iran   Massing Planes, Troops, Tanks and Warships Near There, Persians Charge

SHADES OF THE OLD SOUTH .  Odessa Mayor Threatens To Secede Ector Co. In Row With Health Dept.

Resisting Reds ls Problem For 11 Republics   Foreign Ministers Of 21 American Republics Get Down To Business

Approves a Boost In Telegraph Rates   But FFC Rules Western Union Schedule s Too High: 10 Werder Is Out

Boost Minimum Telegram Charae   Must be at Least 15 Words, Not 10

Telegraph Rate Hike Improved  Boost Minimum fl. sma -. 1c Vs acde

Telegram Rate Increase Looms  Schedule To Include 15-Word Minimum

TELEGRAPH RATES TO BE INCREASED   Minimum Wire Will Go  From 10 to 15 Words

‘God's Acre’ Almost Exact Center  Of Population; Church To Celebrate

Extra Care To Cut Accident Rate Asked   Utmost Caution To Prevent Traged es Urged By Mayor

Blazes Race Over Forests  Ot Northwest   Thousands of Men Fight Scores of Fires Over Region

Parable May Aid Mental Patients  Cold Porcupines Give Tip On Schizophrenia

Defense Department to Outline Differences Between MacArthur and Joint Staff Chiefs

Strategy In Far East Subject Of Defense Report  Department Studies Record For Detailed Resume To Congress Mecscnae File Eved

Basic Differences Between ‘M’Arthur and Joint Chiefs To Be Unveiled for Congress

Defense Department Says Will Give Congress “Analysis Of Differences” Between Mac And Joint Chiefs Of Staff

Military Rutt Analysis To Go Before Solons   Differences Basic,  Defense Dep’t Says

Policy Battle Data Preparec For Congress   Defense Officials To Present Analysis OF Strategy Dispute

Will Present Congress With An Analysis   Pentagon Contradiets Statement Made By General Thursday

Full Report To Congress Will Rey oul Facts   ‘Basic Differences Do Exist?’ Between Mae Arthur, Staff Chiefs

ADMINISTRATION WORKS HARD 10 COIN PROPER ANSWERS T0 GENERAL MACARTHUR’S SPEECH

~ Reds Unwittingly Provided Power  For Allies On Imjim River Line

SHOP BY BUS. NO PARKING WORRIES, (T'S QUICKER, EAS! ER AND COSTS LESS.—Ad

HAS ATTACK; COHEN THREATENED _ Witness: Afraid, to Divulge Secrets to Crime Committee

Crime Probe Witness Has Heart Attack   Electra Mayor Fears kor Life as Solons Plan to Cite Cohen

Mickey Cohen Threatened With Contempt for Failing To Show Up at Hearing

Legion Urged By President ToBaek UMT   Start Of ] Program Next Year Is Aim   President Declares Project Only Way To Provide  Strong Reserve

Few Changes In Teaching Staff Here —  Only Seven Resign, Four Because of  Marriage Plans

Few Changes In Teaching Staff Here —  Only Seven Resign, Four Because of

War Outbreak During 1951 Is Discounted   Military Leaders Cite Reasons For Their Theory

‘Peace Signs’ Seen Against  War In 1951   High Command More Convinced Russians Won't Strike Now

Contract s Lef To Help Develor Atomic Airplane   Authorities Report New U.S. Project Is Long-Range Job

Job Given to Vultee And General Electric   Craft Expected’ to Make Trip Non-Stop At Incredible Speed *

‘Major Attack Is Enected At Any Time   Believe Enemy Is Attempting Split OF Allied Forces

Allied Officers Say Major Communist Attack In Offing      +2nd Div. Beats Off Five-Hour Attack

2nd Division. Battles for Stratesic Hills   Cammunist Forces Only 45 Miles From Old Beachhead Line

Deepest Advance Into South Korea Made by Patrols   Major Communist Attack May Start Soon, Officers Say

2ND DIVISION BEATS OFF ANOTHER DRIVE   Air and Artillery Attacks Help to Force Chinese Back

Reds May Open All-Out Assault At Any Moment   U, S. Second Division Beats Off Attack Two Miles South of Wonju

ajor Communist Attack May Be Launched Any Time Now; UN Artillery Blasts 2,060 Reds East Of Tanyanr   FIGHT IN 21 BELOW ZERO TEMPERATURES

Allies Expect Major Red Attack May Start At Any Moment Now   Second Division Beats Off 5-Hour Attack For Strategic Hill; Artillery Blasting Enemy.

Red Troops Stab Within 65 Miles. Of Old Beachheat   Enemy Flank Movement Aimed to Split Front

Enemy Buildup Noted East OF City of Wonju   All-Out Assault By Communists Is Exnected Tonioeht

Murray Hits Wilson Poliey  C1O) President Asks Support of Public

JAILED IN U. S$  Missouri Badman Cook Faces Federal Kidn>~'ng Charges

Cook Turns Down Food In Jail   Refuses to Eat As He Awaits Prosecution In San Diego; Bodies Of Mossers Are Found

Kidnaper-Slayer  In San Diego Jail  FOr Mass Killing” Cook, 23, Captured  In Mexico; Bodies Of Family Found

May Prosecule Cook Under the Lindbergh Law   Ill With Dysentary Desperado Refuses To Eat: 101 Fever Down.

Bill Cook, Sullen Badman, Refuses To Eat in Jail  Captured Suspect.in   Captured Suspect.in 'Kidnap-Killings May Face Lindbergh Law

Cook Blames Troubles On Holiday Spree   Badman Refuses To Eat; FBI Prepares Charges For Ex-Con

Cook in Jail Is Refusing to Eat   aE Captured Badman May Be Prosecuted On Kidnaning Charaa

Kidn ap Charges  On Cook   Believe Desperado Killed Mossers Just Before Bodies Thrown in Shaft

Cook Sullen in Jail as Bodies Of 5 are Found  Mosser Family Found Dead in Missouri Mine

Cook, Facing Mounting U. S., State Charges of Murder, Kidnaping, Refuses to Eat

JAILLY iN OU.  Missouri Badman Cool Faces Federal Kidne-ing  Charges

Cook, Facing Kidnar 1arges, Won't Eat   “Suspected Killer of Whole Family Says ‘He.Can’t: Remember Anything Since “Getting: Drunk On Christmas Night   re Led to Close Watch adman Cook at Kirksville

Cook Refuses To Eat in Cell At San Diego   Prosecution Under Lindbergh Kidnap Law Is Planned

LIBERAL (.0.P. PLATFORM IN 02 URGED BY WARREN   Governor Opens Campaign With Attack on What He Terms Dishonesty in Administration.   FAVORS BIPARTISAN FOREIGN POLICY   Declares U. S. Should Help Nations in Free World Defend Themselves Against  Possible Aggression.

Warren Lists Tenets Of GOP   Makes Opening Talk Of 1952 Campaign

Warren Favors Middle Course   Social Progress and Security Urged in Opening Campaiaon

Warren Assails Administration   Pleads For Liberal Republican Platform

Warren Opens GOPCampaign, Requests Unity  m.MEwermta fOmuerrAr   _ California Governor Transcribes Address - Hitting at Democrats

“Chase Chiselers’’  Is Warren’s Plea   California Governor Open Drive For Presidency

Warren Opens His Campaign For Presidency   California Governor Hits ‘Dishonesty’ Of Administration

Warren Campaigns For Social Gain   California Governor Opens GOP Bid. Outlines Program

Warren Opens GOP Campaign   Californian Proposes Middle-Rood Course For Republicans

Warren Outlines WhatGOP Party Stands For   California Governor Explains Platform In San Dieaqo

Wealthy Bookie Kingpin Escapes   . Witness. in Police Payoff Trial Skips

FORMER KINGPIN BOOKIE VANISHES   NEW YORK POLICE ALERTED TO LOOK FOR “DEAD BODY’ OF HARRY GROSS.

Turnpike Commission Approves North Route   Board Also OKs Concrete Surfacing, Rejects Transposed Traffie Flow

Yanks Probe Massed Reds Above Parallel      Communists Assemble 40 to 45 Divisions for New Offensive

_ THIRD STRAIGHT DAY— . 5. Patrois-¢ Cross.  38th Parailel ‘Again

U.S. Patrols ‘Thrust North Of Parallel   Massed Chinese Communists Stall Allied Drive About Chunchon on Central Front

Bic Enemy Otfensive l'orecast   ROK Troops Push 12 Miles North Of Old Boundary

U.S. Patrols  Again Stab  Across 38th Air Fleets Rip Red China’s  ™”™ . ‘sipadae: “yu

New Indications Point to’  Big Communist Offensive’ To Be Launched in Spring!

Communists Getting Set For Attack   Yank Patrols Cross 38th Parallel For Third Straight Day

TANK PATRO:— INSIDE ENEM’ LINES - RETURN ~~   Allied Air Fleets Rip Into Red Truck Convoys

U.S. Columns-Penetrate Rear Guards Screening  Big Offensive Build-up

Tank-Tipped U.S. Units Poke \Across 38th Line Into Area Where Reds Are Regrouping

Yanks Smash Across Parallel Third Time    American Patrols Deliver Punches at Enemy Co centrations and Then Return to Lines

Another Big Red Offensive In The Making      U.S. Patrols Pieree 7 Chinese Rear Giuwds Sereening Buildup

‘American Scouts Continue to Roll Across Parallel  Reds Expected to Launch Offensive

rn rn" rn" -_s -_s  CHURCHILL SUES LONDON PAPER FOR LIREL IN SPREAD

Mercury To Drop Tonight   Freezing Rain Snarls Traffic in Midwest

Freezing Rain and Snow Pelt Midwest   Blizzard Conditions Forecast For Dakotas, Montané

lran Will Sign New Barter Pac With Russians   Seeks to Make Up For Losses During Dispute Over Oil

Agreement Planned to Make Up for Loss from British Dispute   Move Bared After U. S. Envoy Refuses to Act as Messenger

Aides Hint — Roads Will Be McMath Plea   Governor May Seek Third Term On Highway Issue

Ridgway Appeals  For More Troops Lie To Ask 40 UN Nations To Act

Chinese Concentrations Cited By Top Commander As Reason For Request

Peace Envovs set Nowhere   Allied and Red Officer: Wrangle Three hours: to Meet Tuesday

Warplane Attack Admitted by UN, Wrangle Goes on   Truce Talks Fail To Bring Accord

Reds, Allies in Wrangle  Differ on Neutral  OF ni DP a sc oll oot um

ALLIES, REDS WRANGLE AND GET NOWHERE   Agree to Meet Again Tomorrow For Further Discussion

Truce Parley Stalled Again  Reds Accept Apology Ener Aerial Stenting

EFFORTS TO CET TRUCE STARTED SHOW NO GAINS   Liaison Officers Schedule Meeting Tonight — Reds Want Five - Mile Neutral Zone At  Kaesong.

Progress Nil as Allies, Reds Try fo Resume Talks   Three Hour Session at Panmunjom Gets Nowhere on Monday

No Progress Reported At Panmunjom  Ridgway Sends Regrets Over Strafina Incident

HOPEFUL NOTE SEEN AS TALKS CONTINUE   Allied Admission Of strafing Takes One Threat Away

Three Hour Wrangle Fail To Aid Effort   Only Hopeful Sign Noted Is Agreement To.Meet Tonight; Sanmmary Is Listed

FOES UNABLE TO AGREE ON NEUTRAL ZONE   Allies Eliminate One Problem By Admitting Strafing Incident.

Allied, Red Envoys Talk Over Truce  Little Progress   Little Progress Made; UN Admits Strafing Site

No Progress Made Toward Getting Stalled Cease-Fire Talks Resumed   Allied And Red Liaison Officers Can’‘t Agree On Neutrality Zone

—CEASE-FIRE— No Progress Made Toward Peace Talks   Wrangle Over  Neutral Zone

Allies, Reds Schedule Another Meeting  Liaison Officers Make ‘No Progress in Talks

Truce Groups Fail to Reach Any Decision   Three Hours Talk Ends in Nothing Accomplished to  Start Conferences

UMT Delay: Are Scored By Senator  Johnson Raps Slowness in Presenting Bill

Defense Department Officials Get Scolding for Delaying Their Final Proposals for Draft, UMT

Opposition Grows Against Drafting 18-Year-Old Boys   Johnson Asks For Guarantee Against Overseas Assignment

Johnson Scolds Defense Over UMT Plan Delay   18-Year-Old Draft Running Into Hard Solon Opposition

Manpower Talks Continue Defense - Department Scolded For Delay In Preparing Bill

Scores Delay in Defense Planninc  UMT Legistation Not Forthcoming

Johnson Scolds Defense Department For Slowness On Draft Legislation

Stalling Irks Sen. Johnson  - Defense Department - Scolded for Delays

Johnson Scolds Defense Heads   Delay in Presenting Military Service Plan

Ike Flying Home To Talk  With Truman   Word About Politics May Slip Tato Mect ~ On Miliary Affairs

Pearson Blows Lid Off Big RFC Loan,  Involves Senators Maybank Says '47 Probe Of Giant B&O Grant To Be Released

Report On RFC Loan To B. And 0 To Be Released   Pearson’s Report Denied By Capehart

Senate Panel To Resurrect  B&O Report   Pearson Story Brings Action

” Underwater Range Virtually Unlimited  ‘First Atomic-Powered Sub Due In 1954

Guns Or Butter Issue Heading For Showdown  Sen ate apie ttee, Officiale Dicaaree

Guns Or Butter Issue Heading For Showdown  Senate Committee, Officials Disagree

B-36 Stays Up 51 Hours   Test Flight ‘Just Happened’ to Last 12 Hours Longer Than Routine Tests

State’s Help Ts Sought By Columbia, Pa      Governor Is Asked For Assistance Due  To Emervency

Marathon Hiccuper Regains Freedom From Spasms On Arrival in Arizona City

U. S. Dares Russia to Let UN Start Counting Armed Forces, Arms Of This Nation and Soviet Union

U.S. Dares Reds on  Arms Tally   U.N. Supervision Offer Does Not Include ‘A’ Bombh

US Dares Russia To Let UN Count lts Armed Powe   Agrees To Undergo the Same Inspection To Compare Strength

Dares Russia fo Arms Showdown   United States to Let U.N. Start the Count

US Requests Russian  Arms Census  Count Is Asked To Challenge Soviet Note

U.S. Renews Bic For Arms Count  Nation Dores USSR To Allow Inventory

RUSSIA IS DARED TO LIFT CURTAIN ON ARMED MIGHT   America: Challenges Soviet To Allow In_ spection By U. N., Offering To Deo  Likewise.

Russia Dared To Unveil Her War Potential   United States, in Proposing Arms Census by UN, Agrees To Undergo Same Inspection—New American Move Is Occasioned by Moscow's Recent Note to Britain on Military Power

Soviets Told Count Could Start Monday   Showdown On Claims Suggested Following Charaes By Reds

SOVIET NOTE TO BRITAIN 18 CITED IN UN   Independent Census Would  Show Which Nation Had  Largest Force

U.S. Dares Russia To Open ‘Curtain’   Challenges Soviets to Permit United Nations To Start a Military Census to Settle Question Of Who Has the Biggest Armed Forces

U. §. Dares Red: To Let UN Start Military Count   May Try To Get Census Plan on Big Four Agenda

Dares Russia To Let U.N.  Count Arms   U.S. Willing To Undergo Similar Inspection At Same Time

Let UN Coun Troops, U.S. Dares Russia   U.S. Agreed To Undergo Same Inspection By United Nations

American Challenge  U.S. Dares Reds To Let U.N. Count Troops And Guns

U.S. Dares Soviet To Le U.N. Count   Census Of Military Might Would Show Power. Is Claim

’ United States Dares Russia to Agree  World Military Census Suggested to UN

SOVIETS DARED TO SUBMIT 10 TROOP CENSUS   U. S. Challenge Would Prove Which Country Has More Soldiers

Ready To Permit Same Inspection To Prove Claims   American Move Aims At Showing Who Has  Biegest Force.

Wants Proof That Russia s Army Larger   Nothing Said Abou A-Bombs; They're Under U.N. Group

United States Ofiers to Let U.N. Start Counting Forces And Dares Russia to Do Same

— HONDAY —  Asks UN Check on Both Sides   RUSSIAN NOTE SPURS MOVE

Challenge Russia On Arms   U.S. Dares Reds To Let U.N. Count Troops And Weapons; Agrees To Same Inspection

U. §. Dares Reds to Agree To Arms Census   U. N. Count Suggested to Show Who Has Biggest Force

U.S. Offers to Submit to Same U.N. Inspection   Claims Census Would Show Which Has Bigger Force

Russia Dared to Expose Her True Strength   U. S. Agrees to Let Troops Be Counted i€ U.S.S.R. Will

Dares Russia to Do Same  U. S. Again Offers to Let ‘UN Count Armed Forces

ke S. Agrees to Inspection Dares Russia to Let U.N. Start Counting Her Arms

\And They Can Count Ours, loo  U. S. Dares Soviets to Let ‘Us Count Their Soldiers

Let UN Coun Troops, U.S. Dares Russia  U.S. Agreed To - Undergo Same   U.S. Agreed To Undergo Same Inspection By United Nations

Russia Dared ToLetUN  Count Troops   Census Would Include U.S., But Not A-Bombs

United States Suggests U.N. Take Census  hAave le Anewar   Move Is Answer To Soviet Claims Of Western Strength

Cautious Advance Continues Into North Korea   Allies Move Forward All Along Line.—Air Action Speeds Up.

Grind Across 38th Parallel All Way Across   Reds Hold Only One Center Spot; Fight Near Chunchon

Demand Red  Guarantee On: Power Balance   Seek Pledge Ne Treepe, Ships: Or Planes Will Enter During Armistice

Reds Asked Not To Build Force During Truce  - Answer Is Expected By U. N. Tonight

ReplyExpected OnUN Demand At Next Parley   Allied. Warships And. _Planes Batter. Korean Target North Of 38

Aimto Plumb Red Attitude   Deadlock Continues Answer Is Expected at Saturday Session

UN Ask Reds To Halt Flow Of Men & Guns   Truce Talk Still Deadlocked On Location of Line

Good Faith Pledge Asked  Of Commies   Allies Demand Promise Of No Troops Being Brought In During Any Armistice

 Reveal New Armistice Terms   \U. N. Demands Pledge of No  Reinforcements From Reds

U.N. Demands No Truce Period Arms Build-Up   Fire Bombing Jet Planes Open Trail For U.N. Troons

TRUCE TALKS STILL DEADLOCKED; RED RADIOS SAY WAR BEYOND PRESENT FRONT; FOE SEEN MOVING TO GAIN FACE

Allies Demand No Red Troops   No Direct Reply From Reds On Demands During Deadlocked Talks.

Allies Ask Reds Pledge No Buildup   No-Reinforcement Guarantee Asked At Deadlocked Parlev

Want Real Armistice  Allies Demand Guarantee ' Against Reinforcements

 -~-ARMISTICE-—  No Progress Reported In Long Session    _ Still Deadlocked  — On Truce Line

House Opens Hearings On State Budget   First Official Peek In $610,000,000 Two-Year Budget

House Looks af Governcr Sm th’s $610,000,000 Budget   Approprictions Committee Opens Public Hearings on Series of Bills.

Allies Within Gun Range Of Red Hideout  American Jets Wir Thiet Ate Resale

Foot Troops Take Key Eastern Ridge   Land, Sea, Air Action Marks Fighting in Asiatic War

Four Migs Damaged In Battle   Infantry Knocks Feds Off Key Ridges. In East; Navy Cracks Shore Batteries

Reds Stepping Up Air Attacks In Korean Skies  UN Pilots Thump ial Invaders

Whip Reds 3rd Straight Day  ‘Sabr es’ Domage:  re... ps, AAI   “oabres Vamage Four More MIGs; Infantrymen Take Kev Korean Ridaes

Key Ridges Also Seized   4 MiGs Damaged-and Infantry Scores Gains

27 U. S. SABRE JETS BATTLE 30 RED MIGS   Damage Four RussianType Planes in Battle Which May Have Cost Some U. S. Losses.   1 U.N. INFANTRY MAKES GAINS   Knock Reds Off Key Ridges in 2-Mils Advance; One Hill Changes Hands Six Times.

Red Airmen Lose In Jet Battle in Northwest Korea  U. S. Sabre Jets Get us... CL... hdtm 12.

STILL SMASH JETS   For Third Straight Day American Pilots Beat Red Airmen

Sabres Damage Four RussianBuilt Planes   Artillery Barrage Fails To Turn Back Allied Infantrymen

YANK AIRMEN AGAIN BEST RED FLIERS   Damage Four More Communist Jets  In Dogfights

U.S. Win: Third Air Jet Battle .   ‘No Report On Lossew Of American Sabre. Jets

Red Supply Area ls Now Within Big Gun Range   American Fliers Beat Commies in Air Battle Again

U. S. Jet Pilots Beat Red Fliers For Third Day   Infantrymen Knock Foe from Hills; Navy Silences Shore Fire

U.N. Infantry Knocks Enemy Off Key Ridges   Lt. Bobbie Smith, Diamond, Damages One MIG in Battle

Third Major Jet Battle Is Fought In Air Over Korea   Warships, Shore Batteries Fight; Warships Triumph

Tetris esesieetineeent  Allies Claim Third ‘Straight Victory Over Red Jet Planes

AMERICAN JETS AGAIN DEFEAT RED MIG-15’S   KEY RIDGE CHANGES HANDS SIX TIMES IN GROUND FIGHTING

Third Straight Day Sees Air Battle; Lending Speculation That Red Air Force Ready To Move In Korea War

30 Migs Tangle With 27 Sabres; 4 Reds Damaged   U.N. Warships Silence Communist Shore Batteries.

Sabre Jets In Third Fight Over Korea  Battle Spreads Over Wide Area  Naar Sanchan

Fear Some U.S. Planes Shot Down   Second Giant Air Battle Fought Over Korea Front

Another Big Jet Battle Over Korea   Forces Almost Evenly Matched; U. S. Warships And Red Guns Engage In Duel

97 Planes Take Part In Latest Clash  U.N. Warships And   U.N. Warships And Enemy Batteries In Duel Off Wonsan

Bring 3-Day Score to Six  MIG’s ewned  Infantry Battles Chinese for Key Mountain Ridges

Third Straight Defeat Suffered By Red Airmen    Enemy Jets Damaged: North Korean Forces Forced Off Key Ridges

Ground-Air-Sea Forces Pushing Reds Northward   Warships Silence Accurate Communist Artillery Batteries

U.S. Pilots Whip Reds In Air Duel   Commie Airmen Show Up For Third Battle

Destroy 4 More Migs Over Korea   27 Sabres Battle 30 Red Jets In  Evenly-Matched Korea Air Fight

Beat Reds Again in Air Battle   Fight Deep in Korea Most Evenly Matched Of War; Fierce Fight Rages for Key Ridge

American Pilots Beat Red Airmer In Big Jet Battle Over Korea for Third Straight Day  UN Warships Silence Challenge By Accurate Shore Batteries

Yank Pilots Hit Red Jets In Air Duels   Four MIGs Damaged As Doughboys Drive Enemy From Ridges

American Pilots Win Third Battle With Red Airmen  Aerial Jet Tangle Covers Wide Area On Korean Front

U.S. Pilots Best Chinese For Third Day   UN WarshipsSilenceChal lenge By Communist Shore Batteries

Red Jets Again Challenge U. N. Air Supremacy  Six Rus — hk  anes ed i Swirling  boleiee

Allies Notch Jet Triumph   North Koreans Put Up Heaviest Artillery Bar.  rage of War in Defense of Fast Front

Allied Fighters Win Third Jet Battle of Week   Ground War Blazes Up on Korean Ridges; Navy in Action

American Jets Best the Reds For Third Day   Allied Infantrymen Knock North Koreans Off Key Eastern Ridges

b SHOT DOWN 12 DAMAGED IN 3 DAYS   Reds Are Knocked Off Ke; Ridges By Infantrymen  NORTH KOREANS   Open Terrific Artillery Barrage In Effort To Halt Allied Drive

Jets Wage Air Battle Third Straight Day   Allies Capture Crest Overlooking Commie Supply Area—Reds Gather New Offensive

Warships KO Commie Shore Batteries   Fierce Fighting Breaks Out On The East Front

FOOT SOLDIERS KICK KOREANS OFF KEY AREA   Fifth Air Force Fails To Inform All Planes Return

Air Battle Runs Into Third Day   UN “Airmen Domage Four More Russian Planes; Infantry. .  Gains on East Froeé -

INFANTRY HURLS NORTH KOREANS OFE KEY RIDGES   Battle Spreads To Within 35 Miles Of Manchurian Border — Allied Lines Straightened.

American Jet Fighters Win In New Fights   Four Red Planes Are. Damaged as Air Battl Continues Over : Korean Northwest Erané 

U. S. Pilots Defeat Red MIG Fighters   Sabre Jets Ring Up 6 Kills While 12 Are Damaged

Yanks Win ard Jet Fight  Over Korea   27 Sabres Battle 30 Red Airplanes   Four Enemy Craft Damaged; Troops Knock Enemy Off Ridges

Reds Drive Across The Imjin River On 15-Mile Front As Allies “Roll With Punch”   FOUR ENEMY JETS DOWNED IN BATTLE

Report UN Gap Plugged; Chinese Press Attack on Wide Front After Heavy Barrage, Cross Imjin River; General Tells of New ‘Volunteers’

Chinese Smash Allied Lines In Heavy Fighting   First Onslaught Cracks Allied Front, But Gap Is Plugged As Infantry Rallies From Big Barrage

Reds Crack Allied Lines. But Break Is Plugged   Heavy Fighting In Most Sectors Follows Enemy Jumpoff Sunday

Chinese Smash  Into UN Line  Along Wide Front   Attacking From Northwest They Drive Across Imjin River; Strike Down Same Avenue Where They Hit Allies Before.

*L Think This Is  (ae Says Intelligence Oilicer  Devastating Ar tillery Barrage Precedes ” en ee ree     rh]

One UN Sector Cracked But Gap Is Plugged  Long-Expected Drive Pic ChE Dk   Long-Expected Drive On Same Route as New Year Attack

“This Is It" Comments Observe:   United Nations Line Hit Along Wide Front By Chinese Trooos

Allies ‘Roll’ With Punch From North   Long-Expected Counteroffensive Surges Across 15-Mile Front

COUNTERPUNCH IS UNDER WAY   Artillery and Plane: Duel Along Front

Heavy Barrage Precedes Bis. Counter Driv e   Daybreak Engagement Rages Over 15-Mile Sector in River Area

One Sector Of Allied Front Cracked In First Onslaught Early Sunday Night, Report Gap Plugged By Midnight

After Six Months Lawmakers Unable to Answer Question About Tax Legislation

Republican House Leadership Confident of Winning Fight  \To Revive Income Tax Bill

GOP Certain Of Obtaining Tax Proposal   Decisive Vote On Income Levy May be Delayed "‘Indefinitely’

W Arthur Inquiry Is Sel May 2   General Permitted To Choose Time for Ouster Probe Airing

Johnston To Push For Quick Freeze On Wages, Prices   Movie Czar Takes Over As ESA  Administrator.

Start Machinery For Quick Freeze   Curb on Wages and Con. trols Expected Under Enic Johnston   “Czar” of the Movies Suc ceeds Alan Valentine as Administrator

Quick Freeze Of Prices And Wages Pushed   New Economic Boss Johnston Takes Over Reins From  Ousted Valentine —

ESA Rushes Plan for Wage, Price Brake   Executive Order Drafted Giving Johnston More Power

Quick Wage, Price Freeze Pushed By New ESA Head   WILSON DRAFTS ORDER TO GIVE JOHNSTON POWER OVER ALL ECONOMIC MOBILIZATION

A Quick Freeze on Wages And Prices Pushed by ECA   Executive Order Being Drafted to Give Eric Johnston Broader Economic Power

ESA Plans Quick Economic Freeze   Broader Powers Asked For Chief

WAGE AND PRICE ORDER AWAITED   Eric Johnston Takes Charge “Of Agency As Valentine Quits—Quiek Freeze Is  Exnerctod.

ESA Shakeup May Bring  Resulations   Eric Johnston, New Stabilization Head, Expected to Ask Fast Freeze on Prices and Wages.

Quick Freeze Of Wages Prices Expected Under Leadership Of Johnston

Johnston Aims At Quick Freeze Of Wages, Prices   Administrator Seen “Czar” Over Entire Economic  Phase Of Mobilization

Wilson Makes ‘Speed’ By. Word InContol Setup     - ‘Gives Erie ance - Tneréased Authority.

Quick Freeze On Wage-Price Levels Seen  Hollywood ’Czar’ Replaces Valentine As Stabilizer Of  U. S. Economy

Speed Keynotes Economic Curbs  Johnston Assumes Valentine Office

Broad Power To Be Given Eric Johnston   Alan Valentine Out Following Squabble On Controls Timine

WILSON SAID T0 WANT CONTROLS BY NEXT WEEK   DRAFTS ORDER GIVING JOHNSTON BROADER POWERS

Wage-Price Freeze Is Due Soon   Speed Is Expected Result of Change In Administrator: Rollback Studied

ESA Pushes For Quick Freeze On Wages: Prices Director Johnston  To Get New Powers; Speed Is By-Word

ESA Pushes For Quick Freeze On WagesAnd Prices   New Leader Of Agency, Eric Johnston To Get More Powers Than Valentine

ECA Pushes  Price Freeze   Speed Is ‘Byword For Johnston, New Economic Czar

ESA Pushes Quick Wage  Price Freeze   Eric Johnston Takes Charge After Valentine Is Fired

ESA Pressing For Freeze on Wages, Prices   Johnston Given More Power to Handle Ec. onomic Situation

Johnston Pushes For Quick Freeze   New ESA Chief to Be Given Added Power—  “Rollback” Studied

Johnston Seeks Speedy WagePrice Freeze   Broader Powers Sought by Wilson For New ESA Head

ESA To Seek Quick. Wage. Price Curbs   Eric Johnston Takes Over As Chief; Acts To Parallel Old OPA

The Weather   Johnson Maps Quick Freeze Of Pay, Prices   Broader Control Power Over Mobilization To Be Given ESA Chief

Johnston To ActF or Wage  Price Freeze   Wilson Drafts Order Giving Him Broader Powers; Will Head  Whole Feonomic Phase

More Power For ESA  Director    Johnston to Supervise Whole Economic :Phas Of Mobilization; To Speed Wage-Price Rein

ESA IS PUSHING FOR QUICK PRICE ~ AND WAGE FREEZE   Plan Ceilings for Each Indus. try as Soon as Possible,

Price and Wage Freeze Pushed By ESA Group   Agency Seeking Quick Action Under New Leadership of Johnson

EARLY ACTION IS SOUGHT BY NEW OFFICIAI   Eric Johnston Takes Over In All-Out Fight On Inflation.

SPEED IS NOW THE BY-WORD Agency Head Will Direct Entire Economie Phase  Of U.S. Mobilization

Wage-Price Freeze Plan  ToBeRushec¢   E.S.A. Speeds Work As Johnston Takes Over For Valentine

Wage-Price Curb Order Delayed by Mechanical Snags  Speed ls Watchword Since  Racianation of Valentine

rs for Freeze On Wages, Price   Eric Johnston, Takes Over ESA; Will Get Broader Powers

Quick Freezing Of Prices, Wages Sought   Stabilization Agency Will Move Fast Under New Leadershir

Johnston fo Get Broad Authority Over Economy   Mobilization Chief Hopes for Freeze on Pay, Prices’ Next Week

Push for Freeze on Waaes, Price:   Eric Johnston Takes Over Reins of ESA

Valentine Resigns. Joh Because He Opposes Immediate Controls in Nation      Broader Powers   Former Movie ‘Czar’ Is to Have Full Say in Eeondémic Mobilization

Wilson, Johnston Speed Freeze Sfep  New ESA Official To Gain Powers

0’Donnell Testifies In Windup in Probe Of MacArthur Ouste  Letter From Admiral Says U.S. Paid Too High Price At Yalta

Russians Given Tongue Lashing At Conference   New Zealand Official Does Not Mince Words

New Zealand Hits Russia, Satellites   Says They Don’t Intend to Aid Peace; Czech Delegate Calls Treaty ‘Illegal’

House OK of Civil Defense Expected   State Bill is Shorn Of Its Anti-Sabotage  Provisions: Vote Seen

Fine’s Program Assured Passage   Anti-Sabotage Part In Bill is Cleared By State House

Civil Defense Program Nears House Approva  Senate is Ready For Explosive Issue Of Fine‘s Cabinet

House OK of Civil Defense Expected         ‘Ot is Anti-Sabotege isions:' Vote Seen

AC Men Ordered fo Report for Pre-Inductior Examination by Lincoln Board on March 8

Hurricane Threatens Big Convention   Storm Moving Towart Miami as Legion ‘Hosts Assemble.

LEGIONNAIRES GIVEN HURRICANE WARNING   j  [Storm Moving Qut Of Caribbean May Pat Crimp In Nat  janal Canvrention

Winds Lash Flood  Against Levees  22.7 Dubuque Crest Exceeds 1880 Record

Dikes Crumble On Mississippi Inlowa, Illinois   River at Near Record Flood ‘Levels Along Two: State Borders

Hospital Corpsmen on Big Mo Take °:~ Pride in Alvin and His Right Jab*— “> *

Korean Peace Plan Rumors Are Discounted   None Taken Up With President

Peace Proposals Are Discounted  Truman Also Silent On lranian Crisis

New Red Drive Scented inKorea   Commies Ease Up On War in the Air

Discounts Peace Rumors   Truman Says He Knows . Of No Such Proposals: Evades Questions On Tran: 1952. Concrecs

Peace Rumor Is Discounted   Truman Says No Moves Taken Up With Him By the U.N.

Truman Unaware Of Peace Moves   President Knows  4&6 Na LN Plane

Truman Silent In Conference   Has ‘No Comment’ on Most Controversial Questions Asked by Reporters

NO PROPOSALS SUBMITTED T0 U.N.   Truman Refuses Comment On Iranian Crisis  AUIEE EYECHTIVE   Declines To Tell Anything About His Political Intentions Of 1952

Peace Rumors Are Discounted   President Says No Proposition From U.N On Peace Had Been Received Ay Office

Session Proves lotal Loss For GOP In Lansing  Beaten Republicans

OPEN COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN ON NOVEMBER 1          Goat £88 Jeffctson- County.§ pet sat $14,000 in Annual  Fund Drive.

OPEN COMMUNITY CHEST CAMPAIGN ON NOVEMBER 1   Goal for Jefferson County Set -at $14,000 in Annual ~ Fund Drive.

Ike Will Report To Joint Meeting Qf House, Senate   Burchfield Taken To Penitentiary

Coronation Stone Found On Altar  Ot Scotland’s Ruined Arbroath Abbey

Easter Trattic Mishaps Fatal ‘To LL in State   Family of Four Killed In Lebanon Rail Crash —National Death Toll For Week End Is 224

Family of Four Killed as Weekend Traffic Toll in State Totals 14

IS OPPOSED TOU. S. TROOPS FOR EUROPE   Senater Martin Lines Up With Views Of Herbert Hoover

Sen. Martin Backs Hoover Defense Idea   Comes Out Flatly Against Sending U. S. Troops to Europe.

Martin Joins lait, Hoover On Troop Issue   Says Dewey's Plan For 100 Divisions Would Bankrupt US

Senator Slams  U.S. Troop Use   Martin Raps Dewey’s Plan For 100 Divisions

United Nation Forces Attack Near Kumsong  Warplanes Blast At Strongly Entrenched Troops In Sector  ry mA E Oe Se RAS

GOP Ready To Battle Lausche In Ohio Senate   Republican Sales Tax Bill Would Scuttle Governor's Proposal

U.S. Regiment Mauled by Reds   Empire Units Form New Allied Division

Former Beer Baron Faces Dope Charge   Waxey Gordon Caught ‘Red-handed,’ Federal Agents Announce in N, Y.

Investigate 3 More Tax Men   Six Others Already Out, Probers Recess

CITY’S NEW BUDGET BOOSTED 135 000   $2655 Tax Rate Seen After Totals are Pruned

INDICATED BY PRUNED FIGURES   $3.05 Increase Reported Still Dependent On No Refuse Contract Change

CONEWAGO DEANERY MEETING PLANNED   Executive Board Arranges’ For Quarterly Sessions Sunday, April 29, At Waynesboro

Rita Says She’d Marry Aly If She Hac To Do It Over Again-Patch Up Out

New Crime Fields To Be Probed Dope. Prostitution Are Next Senate Targets

‘A Deterrent to Russia’   Other Senators Seek Additional Informatior

Lodge, Morse Back Big Military Force   Most Senators Want To Know Why  Truman Feels Increase Needed

More Information On Need for Bigger Forces Awaited   Two Republicans Agree with Truman On Larger Goal

Senators Want More Big Army Data From Chief   Further Information Sought on Reason for Uraency

Most Members Cool To Increase;  Question Reasons  Lodge,Morse Back President's Plan For More Forces

Sweeping Overhaul OfU. S. Election © Laws Is Urged  CO), 1+.at_. Data and   Out-of-Date and Riddled with Loopholes: McGrath

Attorney General Asks Congress for Overhaul Of U.S. Election Laws

Man Draws Fine of $15 For Shooting at Ghost; ‘Hit Him,’ Judge Says

Flaming ‘Pink Jello’ Proves Deadly Air Weapon Against Reds in Korea

REDS GIVEN NEW CHANCE FOR PEACE   Outline Of Terms For Cease Fire Given At Hearing By General Collins

Peace Terms  Are Possible   Red High Command > Micht Get Feelers

Dawson Won't Hit The TV Circuits   Hearing Before Senate Panel Won’t Be a ‘Circus’, Says Boss—May Take 3 Days

Appearance Of Dawson Not To Be Televised   Doesn't Want A “Circus,” Says Senator Fulbright

Fulbright Rejects Offer to Televise Dawson Testimom   RFC Director Never   Accused in Probe ~ Dact  iia da sithiiede aie

ITatt Has 30- Minute Session With MacArthur; General Praised by Mark Clark

ViacArthur Tomorrow   Receives Visit From Sen Taft In New York City

MacArthur Prepares For Chicago Parade Thursday   Receives First Two Visitors At Suite In New York Hotel

Chicago Plans Welcome For Gen. M’Arthur   Half Hour Discussion Held With Sen. Tatts Observe Auniversary

Bus Line Patrons Vote Preference  To Retain Plan   Vincennes-111th Street Route To Continue Present Service

Truek With Explosives Destroyed   Dynamite Blows Up On Highway Near Mercersburg, Pa.; Two Homes Damaged

Finding Out Effect Of Football After Player Graduates From High School

Plan New Cuts In Metals for Industrial Use   Autos. Stoves and Home Appliances to Be Caught By 25 to 40% Slash

To Order Big Cul in Use of Weta   ’ Government Plans ie! if _ Cut. of. 25,10. #0. a * Dee ‘Cent. Accl 7 2

Stoves, Home Appliances Face Cutback   Steel, Aluminum, Copper to Be Saved for Defense Program

NPA WillSlash Basie Metals Used In Autos   Cut Of 25 To 40 Per Cent Also Will Affect Home  Appliances

ORDER CUT IN BASIC METALS   AUTO, APPLIANCE INDUSTRIES WARNED: SEEK SUBSTITUTES

Basic Metals For Autos to Be Cut 25-40 Pct.   Truman Says Unions ‘Ran Out of Pact Like Bunch of Russians’

Cut April 1 Metals for Cars   25 to 40 Percent Reduction for Stoves And -Home Appliance:

Basic Material Being Slashed 25 To 40 PC.   Copper, Steel, Aluminum _ Alse Curbed On Stoves ; And Household Articles

CURB USE OF BASIC METALS   Auto, Home Appliances And Stove Output To Be Cut

US Plans Cut In Car Metal   25-40 Pet. Slice From Stoves, Appliances  Set for April 1

PLAN SLASH OF METAL FOR AUTOMOBILES   Cut of 25 to 40 Per Cent on April 4 is Planned to Save Metal for Defense.   ALUMINUM AND : STEEL AFFECTED   Stoves and Home Appliances Also to Be Hit by National Production Authority Order.

Cut of 25 to 40 Per Cent on April 4 is Planned to Save Metal for Defense.   ALUMINUM AND : STEEL AFFECTED   Stoves and Home Appliances Also to Be Hit by National Production Authority Order.

Metal Cuthack Will Slash Auto Output   25 to 40% Reduction in Use of Basic Metals Due in April

Hiccups for Three Years, Is: Cheerful  Man Dowi to 82 Pounds Still Hopeful of Recovery

Hiccuping Continues for 3 Years  a er ee. ee. ee. . . ) a  . 2   But Victim Still Thinks Cure will be Found

Man Drops in Weight From 130 to 88 Pounds During Three Years of Hiccoughs

4. Firemen Die In Blaze At Chicago   Warehouse Damage  Qver $1,.500.000

“LOOP” FIRE IS ~ FATAL TO THREE   $500,000 Damage Esti -mated. Chicago Blaze

Fourth Fire Figftter Dies In Chicago   Spectacular Blaze Is Telecast By Four TY Stations

Chicago Fire Claims 4th Life   5,000,000 Persons See Biaze Over Television Network

Reds Reject Exchange Of Prisoner Names.  ‘Not an Ultimatum,’ Aliies Ciatin

Only Ten Days Until ‘Deadlinel_   UN Radio Warns Red Proposal Might Leave “*€lhies in Slave Camps

COMMITTEES OF COUNTY BOARD _ARE APPOINTED   New Board to Meet Again April 30 and on June 11.

COMMITTEES OF COUNTY ‘BOARD   New Board to Meet. Agaii April 30 ond on June Ve

Bill Outlawing Communist Party In Sinte Passed By H ouse, SentOn To Senate

PUTS TRUMAN ON GRILL FOR LACK OF TRUTH   Tells Alamo Audience: False Propaganda Nation’s _ . Biggest Menace. =”

Asks Truth Be Restored In US Rule   Takes Direct Slap At Acheson, But Name Not Used

General Delivers Strongest Attack On Administration   People Urged to Restore Government Based on Truth

WArthur Again Scores Policies   Deposed Far East Commander Renews - Blasts at Truman Administration

Upheaval In Topeka Election   School Board Kicked Out, 2-Year Terms For City Offices Restored; Axton Loses at Parsons

Capture Cook, Find Bodies of Slain Family    Didn’t Shoot Any One,’ Says Desperado, 5 Mossers Dumped Into Missour: Mine

‘Could Hit Us With 70’  Cannon Says Latest Word Is Russia Has 100 Atom Bombs

Says Russia Has 100 Atom Bombs   Could Drop 70 on Our Cities Rep. Cannon Believes.

Drive for New And Stronger Controls Is Due   Results Are Still Wide-Open Question

Results Undecided  President’s Curbs Campaign To Reach Climax This Week

TRUMAN PLANS STRONG APPEAL TO THE NATION   Will Warn Against Inflation Dangers In Radio Talk Thursday.

‘Truman's Drive For New Economic Controls To Reach Climax This Week

Climax In Controls Drive Seen   Truman Speech To Stress Campaign For Tighter Curbs

Extension Of Controls To Face Battle   Present Act Due To Expire June 30; May Be Lengthened

Truman's Campaign For Strong Economic Curbs Reaches Climatic Stage

President Bids For Stronger Economic Laws   Will Speak To Nation Thursday Niaht at 9:30

Fight Over Controls At Climactic Stage; Issue Still in Doubt   Color TV Kickoff About June 25

Truman to Stress Need for Controls In Talk to Nation  Will Argue Inflation  Poses Immediate.

—TRUMAN IS DISTURBED—  Fate Of Anti-Inflation Controls Still In Doubt

Truman Campaign For New Controls Slated To Reach Climax This Week

Truman Demand For Controls Causes Fight   Bitter Struggle To Be Waged  In Conarecs

Truman to Speak To Nation on Inflation Danger  Congress Committees To Take Early Action On Extending Powers

President Is Plugging For Program   Truman to Speak To Nation Due To Lack of Interest  - Over Big lasue

Truman Controls Campaign Stirs   Extension Plug In  High Gear This Week

Truman's Campaign for Stronger Economic Controls Will Reach Climatic Stage This Week

[RUMAN TALK SCHEDULED THURSDAY   Chief To Address Nation On Economic Controls

TRUMAN EYEING LONG CONTROLS   President Plugs For TwoYear Extension Of Defense Production Act — Sneaks Phursday.

Truman's Drive to Extend Controls Coming fo Head  Still Wide Open With Decision

Demos Push Inflation Bill   Truman Plugs for Two Year Extension; Law ixpires June 30

OLATHE PILOT KILLED   Plane Spins Into Rock Quarry Near San Rafael Calif

Gromyko Remains Under Heavy Police Guard Following Discovery of ‘Plot’

Partisans Responsible, U.N. Infers   Saboteurs Of Cease-Fire May Have Caused Rift

Partisan Plot Seen In Attack On Red Troops   Ridgway Finds Many Assailanis Were Garbed As Civilians

No Military Unifs in Area   Allies Deny Nam Accusation That Neutral Zone Violated by U. N. Guafire

Ambush Blamed  On Partisans   Likely Aim Was To Wreck Korean Armistice Talks.

Ambush Death Threaten: Truce Efforts in Korea   Partisans Seen Trying To Wreck Peace Talks

UN Blames Partisans for Ambush  Allies See Attack as Attempt to Wreck Conference

Attackers Wore Civilian Garb; AimtoSabotage Truee, UN Says   Chinese Patrol Ambushed; Leader Killed, Another  Seriously Wounded

Senators Demand ‘Get Tough’ Policy   Urge Pressure To Free Airmen

Congressmen Demand U.S. ‘Get Tough’ to Free Four  Airmen Held by Hungary

DiSalle Insists On Beef Price Cut  ,. or a oe   President Stands Behind Roliback

DiSalle Stands Firm on Rollback   Beef Prices To Drop Twice During Fall

Price Director DiSalle Stands Firm  In Refusing Te Budge On Decision To Roll Back Beef Prices Next Fail

President Backs OPS In Battle  - Cattle Receipts  Show Sharp Drop

Warren Man Among American Observers To Report Findings After Relief Tour

Seek To Trap Allies, Fleet Is Standing By   Aggressive Enemy Pursues UN Troops Across Frozen Han

OPE TO PIN N FORCES LONG COAST   Communist Hordes Cross Han River As Retrea Continues

U.N. Forces Are Retreating To Elude New Trap  Chinese Red Forces Drive Ahead Despite Huge Losses Suffered  mm  ags@@mtar ea Pam £4 A BPPat AS A &

Forecasters Promise No Relief From Cold Wave  35 Below At One  Wisconsin Point

Concedes Most Dangerous Place in Washington Is the Government Printing Office

Troop Issue Not : Part Of Agenda; Views Divergent  Ridgway Warns Thet, ae Settlement "5 Can Not Be Made 

Poison Liquor Salesman Held   Ex-Convict ‘Charged With Manslaughter in Death of 33

Man Nabbed In Alcohol Deaths   Widespread Deaths In Atlanta Spree

Jail Former ‘Convict In 33 Booze Deaths   Charge White ite Man Brought *Lethal Liquor to Atlanta; Maker of Brew Sought

HOLD CONVICT FOR MOONSHINE   Arrested On Manslaughter Charge For 33 Dead  OF Poison Liquor

POISON HOOCH MAKER SOUGHT FOR MURDER   Bootlegger Held for Man: slaughter; 33 Killed by ~ Wood Alcohol Mixture.

Ban Capitol Press Cards For Tass.  Most U.S. Editors Declare In Poll

Crime Investigating Group Charges Laxity And Failure Of Enforcement Contributes To Texas Law Violation

Open, Notorious Violations...  House Crime Group Charges Law Lax

Wonju Falls To Chinese Armies   End Bitter Holding Actios in Ruins of Transportation Hub   K. U. BAND CONCERT

Southward Sweep by Reds Would Imperil Main Es cape Route .   K. U. BAND CONCERT

House Report Calls Foreign Aid ‘Justified’   Help So Far Not Enoug! To Stop Initial Attacks - Debate Open Tomorrov

First Blow Decisive One Mae States   Says U.S. Power Could Defeat Red China Without   Mannower Bonct

Only Fraction Of Total Forces Needed for Job   Deposed General Returns to Stand For Third Session

MacARTHUR ON HIS THIRD DAY   Explaining Things Which Brought About His Dismissal From Army.

Unleashing Of Power Needed To Carry Out Proposed Campaign In Asia Without Increasing Nation’s Over-All Military Manpower, General Testifies At Senate Hearing —— Only ‘Relatively Small Fraction’ Of Forces Required He Savs

Questioning Of General In Third Day  Deenwctend Dawn mandar   Ousted Commander Calls West Defense Up To Joint Chiefs

Says ‘Only Small Fraction’ Required   Won't Answer . Queries About Troops to Eirope

TEMPERATURE   Would Take Fraction Of  Present Arms   Says U. S. Need Not Wait. For More Manpower

Could Be Done Without Full Arms Strength  Testifies His Plan Would Take Fraction Of Present Power

Mac Urges Release of U. S. Might   Says China Defeat Possible Without Manpower Hike

SEES FRACTION. OF MILTARY GOAL ABLE TO DO JOB   General Feels Program Would Not Prejudice Any Operations, Demansis

U.S. Power Sufficient For Victory   . Proposed Program  - For Asia Could Be Safely Carried Out, MarArthir Claims

‘Victory In China Easy’   MacArthur Tells Senate U.S. Could Do the Job With Present: Military Power. Under His Plan

General Mac To Continue Policy Fight   Truman, Marshall Are Chief Targets Of 71-Year-Old  Fired Commander

MacARTHUR CONTINUES FIGHT General Claims Present Over-AllMan power Goal Need Not Be Increased

Issue Involves ‘Political’ Controversy General Say   TELLS SENATORS CONGRESS SHOULD ACCE  ADVICE OF JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF }

State Crime Probe Committee Backec   Measure Is Presented Tx Penna. Legislature

HST Flies To Capital For Speech   Political Address Tonight Mav Set Tongues Wagging

Try to Enter Costello Home   Three Men Fail To Reach Gambler's Apartment

Three Intruders Are Unsuccessful in Bid To Gain Entry Info Costello's Apartment

Armed Trio Fails In Break-In Try.   -Costello-Home . Obiect: OF Visit

Attempt to Rob Costello Fails   Armed Trio Tries Apartment Holdup

3 Try To Get Into Costello Apartment   Gambler Away At Time; Elevator Men Threatened With Gur

ONE ARMED —  Trio Told Gambler Is Not Home   FORCE RIDE TO ISTH FLOOR

Trio Attempts To Break Into Costello Home   Three Escape After Mysterious Visit To His N. Y. Apartment

Armed Thugs — Try to Enter Costello Fla'   Trio Flees as Racket Czar Fails to Answer Bell; Robherv Plan Seen

Three Seek Entry to Costello's Apartment   Attempt Fails.— Purpose Not Clear.

Try to Enter Costello Home   Tine Bhoew Bask te   Three Men Fail in Early Morning Effort

Costello's Cash Sought by Trio  Gunmen Ring Bell But Eail to Leave Cards

—WIDEN HUNT FOR KIDNAPER— Gunman, Girl Victim  Sought In Stolen Auto

EASTERN BADMAN KIDNAPS GIRL AFTER ASSAULT   POLICE FOLLOW THE TRAIL OF DESPERADO WARREN LEE IRWIN

IRWIN HUNTED FOR KIDNAPING IN WASHINGTON      Man Who Kidnaped Detroit Woman Abducts and Attacks Girl, 17.

Man Kidnaps, Attacks Girl In Washington   Suspect Believed Already Wanted For Murder, Abduction

Murder - Kidnap ~ Attacker Suspect Steals Car And Flees With Young Woman

Rapist Sought h Pennsylvania   Man Already Wanted For Murder And Kidnaping.

Girl Kidnaped; Officers Widen  Hunt for Irwin   Forces Way Intc Philadelphia Home; Flees in Stolen Car

Parkway Plan Believed Dead   Maryland Not Going Tc   Buy Land Along The  C. & O. Canal

CANAL PARKWAY I$ DEALT BLOW   State Not Buying Land At This Time, Assembly Decides

Reds Fierce In Defense Of Iron Triangle   UN Attack Now Hitting. Against Chinese Main Line

Enemy Resistance Stiffens As Allies Probe Northward   Believe U. N. Forces Have Reached Main Defense Line of Communists.

Flood Damage Doubled by Slacking of Wheat Ship ments to K. C.   RULLETIN

(OV. DEWEY CALLS FOR ARMS BUILDUF   SAYS IN TOKYO ADDRES!  FREE NATIONS SHOULD INCREASE STRENGTH.

Dewey Says World Needs ‘Real Peace’   Against Temporary Truce Based Mainly On Appeasement

Peace In Might, Not Appeasemen Urged By Dewey   Strength Prevents War, Gov. Says

DEWEY ASKS PEACE BUILT ON STRENGTH   Tells Tokyo Group U.S. Conlident in Face of Red Buildup

Dewey Declares Power of Allies Can Check Reds   America-Japar. Group Hears Governor Tell Of U.S. Peace Aims

Battered Sea Port Pounded By Warships   No Ground Action Reported Joining Naval Maneuver

Officers Caution Assault Not Accompanied by Landing of Ground Units

Allied Warships Attack Inchon From Channel   Sea Blast Breaks Sustained Lull on Entire Korean Front

TEMPERATURE   Michigan’s Road Chief Talks Here   Big Projects In Hopper For Twin City Area

SEVERAL MAJOR AREA PROJECTS IN THE MAKING   ‘Relocation Of US-12 Aad ! US-31 To Be Finished  In Two Years

ActionBlocked On Reseating  For Third Day   Senate Adjourns ForWeek End With Sales Tax  Also Threatened

Controls Will Be Necessary Says Truman   Will Not Ask U.N For Permission T: Bomb Red China

Truman Sees Need For Full U.S. Controls   Across-The-Board Wage-Price Reins President’s Forecas

Will Be Applied Soon As Possible. Tells Conterence   Administration Working Toward That Goal, President Says; Food Controls Plan Not Revealed

Curbs Termed Necessary fo Balk Inflation   President Says He Still Hopes War Can Be Avoided

PLAN ACROSSTHE-BOARD PRICE AND WAGE CURBS   Food Lid Also Needed te Control Living Costs —Truman.

Wont Bomb China  Now, Truman Says  UN Authority Necessary, He Says; Waae-Price Contrale Caminn te Tin

Truman Forecasts  Wage-Price Curbs  '" Controls Needed to Curb Inflation, But Time Indefinite Pracidant Save

President Sees All-Out Controls   Newsmen Also Told Bombing of China Not Under Consideration

Controls Soon As Possible   President States They Will be Put on as Are Deemed Necessary

Truman Says Control of Wages, Prices to Be Put Info . Effect Soon Where Necessary  “State of Union” Talk to Answer Many Questions, He Intimates

Price-Wage Curbs Seen  By Truman  Ceilings Slated To Be Imposed As ‘Necessary’

Wage-Price Steps Mapped, Truman Says  Tells Reporters To Keep Ears Glued For Monday Speech

President Agrees Wage-Price Curbs Will Be Necessary   Across the Board Controls Will Came Soon as Needed, He Telle Newsmen

Eventual Price, Wage Controls Seen By Truman   President Still Hopeful War Can Be Avoided

Price & Wage. Controls Soon, Says President   ‘Suggests Reporters Wait for Message On State of Union

Price and Wage Control Coming,  Says President   Legislation Required for Some Phases of Curb Program

Also Assures That War Declaration Procedure Is Same   U, $. Not Asking U.N. For Permission te Bonib Red China ot Present

SCHEDULED “SOON AS POSSIBLE” Truman Is Pushing Price, Wage Curbs

Truman Plans To Ask Congress For New Powers   Reveals Law Now Prevents Curbs On Farm Prices

Truman: Early Controls May Be Necessary   Wage-Price Ceilings To Be Enforced as Soon as Possible

GOV'T WORKING OUT PROGRAM NOW, HE SAYS   More Details Expected In State Of Union Message Monday.

‘Across-the-Board Price and ‘Wage Controls Coming When Necessary, President Says

Says Price, Wage Curbs Are Needed   He Won't Ask For Permission To Bomb China

Full Control Of Wages and Prices Ahead   Truman Says Across the Board Plan Will Be Put In Force When and Where It Is Needed -

Wage-Price Curbs on Way, Truman Says   Lids to Be Clamped On as Soon as Legally Possible

President Sees Eventual Price, Waae Controls   Necessary to Halt In flation, Will Go In Ef. fect When Needed

Wage and Price Curb Needed fo Halt Inflation  - President Says. U.S. Not Seeking Right  Th Ramh Red China

U.S. To Speed Wage, Price Curbs  Where Possible, Truman Declares

Truman Pledges Pay-Price Curbs  “Wherever Necessary’ And ‘Soon As Possible’

TRUMAN PLANS RUSH ACTION ON PRICE CONTROLS   WILL PUT FREEZE ON WAGES, PRICES SOON AS POSSIBLE

Believes . Controls Needed   Will Be Invoked As  Says Truman; Hopes War Can Re Avoided

Truman Hints Across-Board Regulations   Pay-Price Control First, He Deciares; To Ask Food Curbs

Truman Says He’s Working On Controls  ice, Wage Curbs feoe Petinns ca Bix  rice,   Price, Wage Curbs Are Going to Be Put on Wherever Needed. He Savs

Price, Wage Curbs Seen  by Truman   Across-the-Board Controls Promised Wherever Needed

Legislation On Food Needed To Put Controls On Prices   Truman Will Give Views On Monday

Administration Plans To Speed Control Measur   Implies Statement Oni Food Rationing Will Be Made In State Of Union Talk

President Warns Of Control Steps  Price, Wage Rules To Hinge on Need

Wage-Price © Curb Plan > Under Draft.  Truman to Reveal Program in Message T.. Congress Monda'

Controls For Prices, Wages  When Needed   Will Be Set Up Where Legally Possible, President Tells His News Conference

Price, Wage Controls Seen Sure: Truman   US. Will Not Bomb China Without UN Sanction

Truman Says He’s Working Dn Controls   Price, Wage Curbs Are Going to Be Put on Wherever Needed, He Says

Wage and Price Controls to Be Put on Where Necessary Soon As Possible, Says the President

Wage, Price Controls an es  » Raliawee (Coilings   Truman Believes Ceilings Will Be Necessary To Hak Inflationary Trend   HOPES FOR PEACE

Price-Wage Freeze Will Be Ordered  ' Curbs On Food Prices Hinted

Joy Continues To Reject Reds Truce Line Bid  Says Demand Would Leave UN Open

Both Sides _ At Odds Over  Truce Line   “Vest Pocket’? Drive Aimed at Red  Army Raildaun

Showdown Near In Truce Parleys ‘Over Buffer Zone   Hed Demands Rejected Again By UN Negotiators; Allies Jump Off Tn Small Offensive Near Kumsonge

UN Chief Negotiator Will Not Accept Truce Line Which Would Leave Allied Forces Open: To Sneak Attack   DEADLOCE IS NOW . IN ITS BIGHTH DAY

Cease-Fire Talks Near Showdown   Believe Nam Il Is Stalling For Time, Awaiting Word From Pyonayana, Peipina

UN Flatly Rejects Truce Lines Open To ‘Double Cross   Imminent Showdown Probabiy Willi Come At Kaesong Tonight; Gen. Nam II, N. Korea Negotiator, Stalls For Time; UN Troops Continue Rushing Communists

Deadlock Into Its Eighth Day As Both Sides Stand Pat On Demands For Armistice Line;  Officials See compromise As the Only Hope

Weather At Yuma   Cease-Fire Talks  ‘Near Showdown   Believe Nam Ii is Stalling For Time, Awaiting Word From Pyonayanga, Peipina

Cut ilinted In Arms Plan By Senator   O’Mahoney Says He Favors Slash, Citing Failure To Boost Taxes

British Oil Co. Seeks Solution In Iran Dispute  wy. skin Pakt... Aux   Outfit Offers to Send Representatives For Talks on Issue

Great Britain Makes Offer For Negotiation In Iranian Oil Dispute   AIOC To Send Representatives To Tehran For Full, Frank Discussions

British Launch Drive To Solve lran Oil Dispute   “Frank Discussions” Proposed By AIOC

Britain Offers Oil Mediation  Iran Takes New Move As Approval Of Grab

Iran Says Settlement. Seems Near  Fatemi Thinks Offer Is Acceptance. Of .

Truman Wants Troop Question  Settled Quickly   Says Congressional Talk May Injure  Allied Relations

TO KEEP WILSON AS MOBILIZATION CHIEF   Truman Says He Has Full Confdence In Official Despite Labor Ooposition

Truman Hints Troop Debate Can Hurt U.S.   Hopes Congress Ends Issue Soon: Has Full Confidence in Wilson

TRUMAN HINTS TROOP DEBATE MAY HURT-U,S.   President Indicate: Issue May Injure  U. S. Relations

Truman Pat  On Mobilizer   President Fears Damag' iT hs « s Te Aled Relations

Truman Urges Action on . Troovs Issue   Also Expresses Ful] Confidence in Mobilization Chief

DAWSON ‘AFFIRMS BASIC FACTS’, BUT DRAWS OWN CONCLUSIONS TO RFC DEALS

Witness Warned By Special Grour   Former State Official Gives Evasive Answers  During GI School Probe

‘Senator A. J. Bidwill to speak at Women’s Republican club Monday

Senator A. 3. Bidwill 4 speak at Women's : [Republican club Monday

‘Conditions for Armistice in Korea Are Proposed by War Vets Serving in House

Labor Refuses Okeh on Wage  Stabilization   Johnston Ready to Aci Without It; Order May  Cama Tamoarrnaw

Stabilization Board Balks At  Issuing Order   Rollback To Jan, 2 Date Is Expected To Slow Down Iiflation

Johnston May Seize Reins, Issue Order   Dispute Holds Up “Freeze? Directive On Priesece Galaxia.

Price, Wage Controllers Called Into Conference Today In Effort To Break Deadlock; Price Freeze About Set   JOHNSTON MAY ORDER WAGE FREEZE HIMSELF

PRICES WILL BE ROLLED BACK TO IAN. 2 LEVELS   All Wrinkles Are lroned Out of Measures

Orders Affect Both Prices And Wages  Truman Treving   Truman Trying To Extend Them To Farm Praduecte

Wage Board Balks At Issuing Wage Freeze Orders       Johnston Tries To Break Deadlock

54 Aboard Ship Aground At Sea   Big Jap Freighter In Peril Off California Coast.

Japanese Vessel Aground in Fog  54 Aboard Freighter Off San Francisco

Legion Leader Cocke Deplores Lack ot Relief for Army Troops in Korea

Army Relief Is Serious Matter  Legion Chief Urges Ranlacements Soon

Marine Setup Draws Praise  - Cocke Also Agrees ——oO With Gen MacArthu:

Peace Hope Darkened  By Poland   Says No Cease Fire Until All Issues Discussed

Polish UN Delegate Sounds Red Rejection of Korea Peace Feeler   Russians. Fearing Atomic Raid, ‘Want U.S. to Quit European Bases

BillonBeer Tax Boost Is Sidetracked   Senate, House Difter Over Proposal; Two Money Bilis Advanced to Senate

House OK Forecasi on Income Tax   Higher Levies Decision Due By Nightfall

House Votes On Greatest Tax Measure   Defense Levy on Personal income Set At 124 Per Cent

Indications Point For Close:Vote —  On New Tax Bill   Democratic Leaders Not Certain Proposed Measure Will Pass; Absentees May Decide Outcome

House To Vote On New Tax Bill This Afternoon  Greatest Tax Bi He

 Thomas Kiuberton Is Victim  Ex-Madison Man, 3 Others Are Killed in Auto Accidents

Location of Buffer Zone Still Talked   Acheson, Cominunist Radio Differ on Where Line Should Be Drawn; Adm. Tov Tells Views

Hruce leams No Closer On Terms  Neither Side‘ Will Budge on Matter of Korean Buffer  Zone LONG SPEECH BY JO}  Admiral Who Heads U. N Delegation Sets Out  Precise Reasons

To:Reach Bote Zone. Agreement   Acheson Backs UN  Unyielding’ Stand;  Communists Won‘ “ Budge Radio Save”

Attempt Once More To Break Deadlock on Buffer Zone   Talk from Both Pyongyang and Washington Indicates Neither Will Compromise.

38th Parallel Just Won'tDo   Truce Teama Locked in Argument Over Where Buffer Zone Should Be

Bufler Zone Halts Talks At Kaesong   UN, Korea Representatives Divided Over Question Of the 38th Parallel   FIRM ACHESON STAND   Secretary of State Says US Will not Accept any Truce Along Parallel

Acheson Refuses   UN Holds to Dowand For Cease-Fire Zone’:  he he ca Diet tT

Girl, Cancer Victim, Wants To Be Bride  Pretty High School Senior Te Keep On ‘Living  eel Dumeat wine’

Needed to Blast Reds Off Top of Tanks —  New Gun Will Shoot Around Corner

Machine Gun ‘Cuts Corners’   Curved-Barrel Gives ‘Grease-Gun’ New Versatility

Secret Sights Make Gun More Accurate Than Straight One—  Army Gets Curved Machinegur  That Shoots Around Corners

Curved Barrel Enables U. S. Weapon To Shoot Around Corners With Ease

 ~SHOOTS AROUND CORNERS— Army Has Sub-Machine Gun With Curved Barrel

And It’s Accurate, Engineer Says  New Sub-Machine Gun Shoots Around Corners

Gun Shoots Around Corner   Curbed Barrel on M-3 Allows 90-Degree Turn

Prudential’ Insurance Aaents Strike   15,000 Walk Out In Demand for Higher Waaes. Other Benefit:

Dry Forces To Pass Up Issue of Local Option   Legislator Says Goa! Is Minnesota Anti. Gambling Law

Reds Unaware  Dean Captive   Did Not Recognize General At. First

Troliev Kille Men   Reds Didn’ t Know POW Was General  7 - tk kook ok. Den Rn, Cantino , To Bofaro Iie Llontita Pies Bost:

Reds’ Policing Plan New Block On Peace Effort   Troop Replacement Ban, Air Buildup Demanded by Enemy

New Snags  In Way Of Trnee Plans   Communists Still lusisting on Right To Build Air Fields

Communist Demends Are Barrier To Early Agreement On Truce; Commando Raids Are Revealed

Communist Demands Are Barrier To Early Agre Ralds On Truce: Commando ds Are Revealed

New Proposals Are Injected By Red Delegates   Demand Ban On Troop Replacements; Want More Air Bases

Plan Merger Of PMA, SCS   Brannan Promises To Modify Merger Of The 2 Groups

WASHINGTON SROooING TO BE GELEBRATED   Purple Heart Wearer Will Light Hilltop Star   SUNDAY, DECEMBER 23

STAR IS TO GLOW ON TOWER AT “CROSSING”   in Commemoration of 175th Anniversary of Crossing  By Washington   WAR HERO TO LIGHT

Marshall Says Korea Js Proof Russia’s Peace Offensive Is Insincere

Junta Reports Revolt Nipped  In Venezuela   Widespread Arrests Follow Bomb Plot  In Caracas

Ruling Milifary Junta Escapes Assassination   Bomb Hurled At Trio During Celebration

Maybank Fights Move To Freeze Parity For Farm   Wants Agricultural Groups To Lay Plans

Farm Prices Not To Blame, Says  Maybank; Will Fight Parity Freeze

Parity Freeze To Stop Price Climb Blasted   Maybank Opposition Heralds Farm Bloc Baule In Senate.

Maybank Te Fight Farm Price Curb   Farm ‘Bloc Drive  Against Any Parity Change Is Heralded

Plan to Freeze Farm Parity to Be Opposed   Maybank to Fight Any Move fo Chance Program

Solon Against  Any Farm  Parity Curb Maybank Heralds  Congress Drive

Three Passenger Cars Derail, Land On Sides In 12-Foot-Deep Gully

About Town  Cauntry   Editor Comments on E-town Vote Against Fire Protection

About Town   Editor Comments on E-town Vote Against Fire Protection

Envoy Kirk And Gromyko Hold Parley   Acheson Declares U.S. Hopes to Get Clarification Today

Carroll County Speech Entries Win Five Firsts   Carroll, Glidden Stud: ents Advance to District Contest

Acadenty Girls Rate Ist i in 4 Speech ‘Events   Advance to’State Finals After: District Contest at Boone

Superior Court To Open Monday   Civil Calendar ‘Lists 78 Cases To Be Tried Here

Body of Kidnaped Woman Discovered In Florida Brush  Mother of 6-Year-Old Child Was Snatched Five Days Ago

Ex-Boy Friend Fails to Pass lie Detector Test  at Raach Hate!   Body of Beach Hotel Clerk, Shot Through Head, Found in Waod:

MANY BOY FRIENDS GRILLED Kidnaped Florida Woman Found Shot to Death

HOTEL CLERK’S BODY FOUND NEAR MIAMI   Mrs. Lewana Newman. 23. Kidnaped From Lobby And Murdered

KIDNAPED WOMAN IS FOUND SLAIN   Body of Lewana Newman, 23,  Discovered In Florida   Woods

Convict Digs 0-Foot Tunnel At Baltimore   Burglar, 39, Makes Fantastic Escane

CONVICT DIGS 70-FOOT TUNNEL OUT OF PRISON   Hole Under Bunk Comes Up Outside Baltimore Penitentiary Walls.

W arden Calls Prisoner’s Esca pe . ‘Most Fantastic ’ve Ever Heard’

Stull at Liberty Baltimore Convict’s Eseape  Called “Most Fantastic”

Digs 2 Years On Tunnel;  Flees Prison   ~Excavates 70 Foot Passage

Convict Digs 70-Foot Tunnel To  Escape From Maryland Penitentiary

Convict-Worms Way Out of 70-Foot Tunnel That Took Two Years to Dig

Convict Worms His Way Out of Prison Through 70-Foot Tunnel That Took Two Y ears to Excavate

Digs 70-Foot Tunuel to Freedom  Convict Wriggles Under State Penitentiary Wall

Convict Worms Way Out Of Prison ‘Through Twisting 70-Foot Tunnel

 Hid Debris in Clothing  Felon Escapes by 70-ft. Tunnel lt Took Him Two Years to Dia

Convict Worms Way Out of. Prison Via 70-Foot Tunnel It Took 2 Years to Dig

Termed ‘Fantastic Escape’. . iu Ie Convict Digs 70-Foot. Tunnel to Escape from Prison Cell

,—BREAKOUT CALLED ‘FANTASTIC’— Convict Digs 70-Foot ‘Tunnel To Escape Pen

Sense of Pride Over Hospital Felt in County  a a ee   Hundreds Awaiting Opportunity To Visit Bulldindg

Sense of Pride Over Hospital Felt in County   Hundreds Awaiting Opportunity To Visit Building

fruman Is H aving Nothing To Do Witt Elephants—Even If Thev Are Sacred

Eisenhower Puts  NATO Duty First  Kohler Claims 1952 Question on Shelf

Ike Would: Be Candidate Only to Save NATO, Says Kohler Aitter Interview

If Necessary, Ike Will Run: Kohler   Bie inks ts Brccaves   But Only to Preserve NATO, Governor Says

Ike Would Run If NATO Faced  Danger: Kohler   ‘Governor Says General Feels European Job *Very Important’

3 Gef Ashore on Long Island with Trunk in Test of A-Bomb Defense

—LEGISLATURE— Attempt To Junk Liquor Freeze Dies  Senate’s Inaction Stymies Measure

Features for Everybody ‘ In the Telegram Today   ARE Split with’ CIO -Widens;° :, State Leaders Shocked by New:

New Government to Tackle Serious Problems on  Every Hand   TO TOPEKA IN 1952

Hold 2 Men In Moberly Robber   Patrol Roadblock Snares Two Near Madison With $200

Taft Hits President's Propaganda   Senator Defends Senate Price And Waae Control Bill

Fire Department Personnel Hiked   Cale Oy re Anes New. Men Employed: awh age ay

Fire Department Personnel Hiked   Chief Owens Announce: 2 New Men Employed; To Add More January 

Governors Meet At Brd Session   Could Have Big Election:Influence.

State Chiefs Gather for Crucial Meet  Trends for 1952 Seen Hogging Claia Gratlinkt

GOVERNORS OPEN MEETING TODAY   MUCH BACK-ROOM TALK PROBABLE ON 1952 PRESIDENTIAL RACE.

Navy Hunts For Missing Planes   Rescuers Guided By Redio from Blimp

News Blackout Covers Front   —S — *% AP AL GY  Allies Continue Wi inning In  Air War

Tank-Led: UN Forces Advance Near Chorwon  Details of Fighting   Details of Fighting Are Covered by News Blackout

News Blackout Covers Details 0! .Fighting, Much Of Action Reported At Close Quarters   TWO RED MIG.15 JETS SHOT DOWN

News Blackout Covers Defails Of Fighting   Communists Battle Forces to Standstill In Most Sectors

Allies Attack On Two Fronts In Korea   UN Forces Wage New Offensive In Campaian

Adminisfrafion Fights 7 Stronger Marine Corps Over Senators’ Stand

Rearmament Of Germany To Be Pushed   Western Big Three Act Despite Bitter Russian Charges

lrate Officers Meet Flier Who Landed On Mt.   AF Pilot Reaches Safety From Atop Rugged Rainier

Glides Down Off Mountain   Air Authorities Peeved At Action Of Lt. Hodgkin

Pilot Shoves Plane Off of Mountain, Climbs in, Land ‘Safely—Amid Official Ire

 Finds Unhappy Helpers  Air Force Flier Off Mountain But Faces Possible Discipline

He’s Willing To Fly Back After “Re seuers”  Peak-Hopping Pilot “Glides” Safely Back To Ground

Airman Faces Penalty After Hop. Off Peak   Flier Lands Craft . To Complete Stunt; Superiors Angered

First Man to Land Plane On Summit of Mt. Rainier Is Down Safely, But Homecoming Is Rather Chilly

p ACT OR ADMITS CURIOSITY LED TO RED PARTY   Highbrow Addresses Gave Headaches To Lawrence

ACTOR JOINED AEDS 10 MEET MORE DANES   Lawrence Was* Curious Bu Quit When Speeches Made Head Ache.

Intellectual Curiosity Led Him to Party   Ex-Communist Actor Says His Joining Was ‘An Unholy Mistake’

ARTIST WHO SOLICITED HIM NAMED  Actor Says Curiosity Led Him to Join Reds

Shivers Blames Counties for Stalemate  Charges Pressure Put Go Get State Money To Build Own Roads

First Hearing On West Penn Boost Planned   PUG To Delve Into Rate Increase Asked  Yor Electric Power

One Dies Near lowa City —  Crashes Kall 7, Two  Men Drown in lowa

Car Mishaps Are Fatal To Seven   Two Other Persons Drown In Clear Lake

Good Flying Weather Spurs Search For Missing Plane In Western N. €.

ToHold Damon Inflation Flood   Johnson Promises Sternest Measures

New Danger In  Keonomy  Is Predicted   Johnston Pledges  To Keep Up Stand Against Inflation

Inflation Pressure Will Be Resisted  i a a MB   Eric Johnston Tells C. of C. Government WHl Hold the Dam”

Agency to Guard Against Inflation   Businessmen Assured By Johnston That Expected ‘Flood’ Will be Blocked

Johnston Asserts Federal Dam Will Prevent Inflation  Savs Flood Predicted By Christmas Will Be Held Down

Johnston Sees End of Controls On Wages, Prices in Two Years   (AN T TALK TIRKFY

Economic Chief Promises AntiInflation Dam  Industrial Leaders   Industrial Leaders Urged To Assist in Mobilization Task

PROMISE TO CUT INFLATION MADE   Reonomie Stabilizer Says That Steps Are Being Taken To Prevent Flood Of Hich Prices.

Johnston Gives Business Promise   Says Government To Hold Dam Against New Inflation Flood

Johnston Says U.S. To Hold Inflation Dam   ‘Fall Production: To Cause Heavy Buying Demand

U.S. Will Hold Inflation Line  ESA Head Says   New Struggle Seen Coming About Time Ot Christmas

Ready For Inflation High Tide   Wage-Price Curbs Of In Two Years, Johnston’s Guess

Johnston Says U.S. To Dam Inflation Flood   Businessmen Are Reassured Against Christmas Tide

Business Men Told Inflation To Be Checked  Tohuston Claims New   Johnston Claims New Spurt In Prices By Fall Must Be Met 

Says Prices Wilt Be Held Against Inflation Flood   Johnson Predicts End of Controls In About Two Years

CHAMBER TOLD U.S. BEATING INFLATION   Johnston Says Major Test To Come In Winter

Iwo Years of Controls. Seen Aheac   Eric Johnstan Says. _ New. Inflation Flood Will Be.Controlled

As Strike's Effects Spread, Fuel Shortages Developed. Food   Prices Began To Increase, 100,000 Workers Idled   STRIKE SPREADS TO  61 RAILROADS IN U. S.

U.S.Rail Strike Spreads; Government Is Defied, Military Camps Hit Hard

Candid Portrait of Mr. Coon   Happ y Buzzing of Tipsy Bees  Hampers Construction Effort

64,000 LOST IN ONE SECTOR SINCE JAN. 4   Foe’s Counter-Punch Fails, Most Enemies’ - On the Run

Refreat Turned Info Virtual Rou! In Central Zone   Attacks Slowed By Soupy Mud On Battleline

O4,000 Reds Said Killed, Wounded Since January 4:  Soupy Mud, Thawing Battleline Hampers Ad  qhjimamae a - fe mm

General Calls Reds Retreat Virtual Rout’   10th Corps Command Says 64,000 Killed or Wounded Since Jan. 4

Mud Holds Up Advance As Thousands Of Reds Flee From ‘Operation Killer’   North Koreans Manage To Escape Jaws Of Pincer-Trap Formed By UN Troops In Central Mountains

Red Counter Attack Holds Back UN Troops West Of Hoengsong, But Elsewhere Commurists Are In Flight

Run To Get Out OF UN Death Trap   Red. Fifth Corps Pulls Out Of Jaws Of Killer Operation

Mud and Enemy Counterattacks Slow Up Allies   64,000 Enemy Troops Killed or Wounded in Korea Since Jan. 4

14,000 Enemy Troops Escape In Rain, Snow   Foe’s Counterattack West of Hoengsong Holds Uo UN Forces

UPERALION. KILLER’  _ Allies Foree Reds Into Rout  On Central Korean Front

Retreat Of Reds Is Rout   Thousands Of Commu. nists Flee To Escape "Ooeration Killer’

HURLEY HEARS  BY SENATE  COMMITTEE MacArthur Sees  No Need For iKeie Anewar

Loyalty Charges May Be Probed   McCarran’s Group May Study Charges

Committee May Be Willing to Consider Issue  M’Carthy Communisn Charaec Ara Invatva,

Offers To Lef McCarran Group ‘Decide’ Issue   Ambassador Jessup Most Prominent In Group Under State Department Review

McCarran Hints Group May Check McCarthy's Story  Wisconsin Senator Acenilad far Attacl   Wisconsin Senator Assailed for Attack On State's Aides

McCarran Group May Accept Bid In McCarthy Row   Head of Internal Security Committee Is ‘Good Democrat’

Governor Says State a Leader in Civil Defense   Tops Midwestern States Though Much Progress Only to Paper Stage-

Taft Blasts Farm Setup; Finds Fraud In Controls   Ohioan Makes Talk Before Co-Op Body ; Silent Over 1952's Plans As Candidate

ANNAN FARM Hat FRU SEN, TAFT CHARCES   Charges Program Promises  High And Low Prices At  Coman Tien

Taft Raps Farm Subsid) Proposals   Ohio Senator Tabs Administration’s Plan a ‘Fraud’ In Making Big Promise:

‘Senator Taft  Brands Farm Plan ‘Fraud’   Brannan Subsidies Really Burden on Farmer. He Says

Tatt Raps Farm Subsidy  Propel   Bus Senator Tabs  etrivehen bere

Taft Labels  Farm Subsidy  Plan ‘Fraud’ Says Everybody Loses In Taxes

TAFT ASSAILS FARM SUBSIDIES    Says Farmers Entitled to Support Prices.

‘Hits Brannan Plan  Taft Calls Truman Subsidy  Proqram for Farmer ‘Fraud’

Sen. Taft Says Truman Farm Proposal Fraud   Ohio Solon Assails Administration Over Farm Subsidies

FARM PROGRAM BRANDED FRAUD   Senator Taft Knocks Ai Administration Saying Subsidies Unfair

Farm Subsidies A Fraud—Taft  Hits Brannan Plan Without Naming It

Airliner Crashes At Sioux City; Fifteen Killed  Plane Was En Route From Kansas City To Minneapolis

15 Reported Killed; 10 Escape Death   Wreck Occurs In Towa As Pilot Attempts To Land

Critic Charges Deal’ Made to End Korean War   Alfred Kohlberg Tells Newsmen Nationalist China to be Out

Kohlberg Claims Deal with Peipine  Handled by Jessup Policy Critic Says

ran Fires British Oil Firm Manager, Accuses Another  Four U.S. Destroyer: Dispatched For Area As Crisis Worsens

lran Discharges British Manager Of Oil Refinery   Another Charaed With Sabotage as Situation Steadily Worsens

Iran Fires Head of Oil Plant   Accuses Another Of Sebotage as  Oil Crisis Widens; Destroyers Alerted

Post Office Clamps History's Most Severe Embargo On Mail — Only First Class Letters,  Newspapers, Emergency Items To Be Taken

Maeve BF. ee 2 eu  Bonded Indebtedness for - County for 1951 is $3,934,814.94

DEBT IS BOOSTED   Bonded Indebtedness for County for 1951 is $3,934,814.94

‘SHOWERS ON THE WAY   Longest Dry Spell in State for Two Months Expected to End

North Carolina Has 8 Fatalities During Weekend   Murder, Suicide And Auto Accident Cause Deaths Of Tar Heels

8 Die Violently During Weekend   Highway Wrecks Still Take Tolls .-

TEXAS TOWN HIT   Olney, Oil and Farm Center Lashed by Tornado; Two Killed

Tornado Wrecks Texas Oil Center  Olney Residences Razed; Two Dead

LIKE 50 FREIGHT TRAINS’ Olney Twister Wrecks 100 Homes, Kills Two

Roaring Tornado Literally Wipes  Out 200-Yard Section of North. °  Texas Town: Only Two Are Killed

rifly Homes Vanish, Two Kil'ed as a Tornado Hits Town   Terrible Wind “Like 59 Freiaht Trains” Hits Olney, Tex., Community.

Pwister Hits Texas Town   Roaring Tornado Kills Only 2 in Wiping Out Section

2 DIE, 100 HURT IN TORNADO   OLNEY, TEXAS, HIT BY VICIOUS STORM, LEFT A SHAMBLES

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FIRE REG MAN FOR TAKING TY SET   Loan Examiner Ousted; Another Is Suspended

Loan Examiner is Fired By RFC   Charge Hoover With Accepting TV Gift

REC Fires Examier Taking Gift   Follows Suspension o! Engineer Who Also Got TV Set.

RFC Fires Loan Examiner Who Accepts Television Set; Second Employe Suspended

REG WORKER FIRED; AGCEPTED TY SET   Suspension of Engineer Also  Revealed in Connection With Loan Probe

SEEK END 10 RAIL DISPUTE   Trainmen Plan Reply Ti Carriers’ Bid For Arbitrator

SENATE HOLDS UP ACTION ON. GAS TAX HIKE   ‘Hearing on Tuesdey After House Acts on Truck mn : Licenses. &

SENATE HOLDS UP ACTION ON GAS TAX HIKE   Hearing on Tuesday After House Acts on Truck Licenses.

Assembly Plans ‘Full Friday’  Usually Only Minor Session Scheduled

Churchill Calls For Action to Avert War Ill   Prime Minister Wants Direct Talks With Stalin-er:ColdiWar.

Churchill Pledges Measures To Avert British Bankruptcy   AS UN ASSEMBLY OPENS  Auriol Urges Big-4 Meet, Vishinsky Quiet on China

Churchill Uroes Stalin Meeting To Halt Tension   Negotiation at Top Level Seen as Best Chance for Peace

Cinderella To Drop Claims  16-Year-Old Bride Cuts Demands In Divorce Case

Truman Back Of DiSalle In Beef Rollhack   Major Packers Cut Back Production and Begin a Layoff of Plant Emploves

President Meets With Industry's Representatives   DiSalle States Rollback Will Not Be Cancelled

"HONEST, SENATOR, WE TRIED!"  Pastors Fail to Place Probing Waaer on Ponies

Reds Want UN To Take All Blame   State Price For Resuming Peace Talks

PEIPING RADIO SETS,UP PROPOSITION TO RESUME CEASE-FIRE CONFERENCE

Reds Say UN. Must Take Blame For ‘Incidents   Says Peace Talks Could Be Resumed If Ridgway Acts

Admit Red Charges, Condition   Truce Talks Could Then Be Resumed Says Red Radio

North Koreans Hurled Back At Enechon As UN Right Flankers Counter Attack

Counter Drive Hurls Back North Koreans   Chinese Commies Lick Wounds From Central Area Maulinc

Truman Calls Again for a Controls Bill   President Dislikes Senate Plan-Hopes House Will Find Workable System

President Sticks To His Terms on Controls Bill   States, in News Conference. His Dislike for Measure Passed by Senate.

Truman Calls For Stronger Control Bill   Takes Crack At Senate Measure In News Conference

TRUMAN ASKS CONTROL BILL   Knocks Senate Effort. Wants Tougher Measure

HouseSupport: Fines Income Tax Proposal  Pern Bi...   GOP Bloc Endorses Levy At Closed Caucus

House OK Of Tax Plan  Assured  120-Vote Republican Bloc Votes Endorse-

House GOP's Support State Income Tax Act   Closed Caucus Action Tantamount to House Oh; GAS Tax Delayed

New York Milk Strike s Ended After 24 Hours   Normal Deliveries Are Expected Today; Price Increase Seen

New York’s Milk Strike Is Settled   $10 Weekly Pay Increase - Granted Tearnstere

NEW YORK CITY'S MILK STRIKE ENDS   15,00 TO RETURN TO JOBS AT ONCE—GET $10-AWEEK RAISE.

Strike of Milkmen In New York Area Is Settled Quickly   Deliveries Expected to Return to Normal in District This Morning; Agreement Calls for $10 Weekly Raise; 15,000 Involved in Dispute

MILK STRIKE IN NEW YORK ENDS   Farmers Stood To Lose $140,000 Daily During Walkout

French Premier  Will Visit U. S.   President and Wife Also Are Expected Soon

Dairy Products, Meat Shortage Now Threatens   Report Indicates Farmers Planting Less Feed Lands

Threat of Smaller Meat and Dairy Supply Over U. S.   Farmers Plan to Plant Less Land To Livestock Feed

Fall Short OfFarm Goals   Survey Shows Farmers Not Planning to Plant Enough Grain to Keep Livestock Supply Ip

Poultry, Dairy, Meat Product Shortage Feared   Less Land Said Set for Planting Stock Feed Crops

Lower Acreage of Livestock Feeds Spells Cut in Future food Stocks

 According To Agriculture Report  Meat, Dairy, Poultry Products Shortage Looms

Foresee Shortage Of Meat, Poultry, Dairy Products   U. S. Department of Agriculture Reports Farmers Have Cut Feed Cran Acrenae

Ag Department Plans Drive To Boost Plantings   U.S. Faces Smaller Meat, Dairy Poultry Products Supply

67 Planes Seek Lost C-47 on Way to Travis   Eight on Board; Rain and Bad Weather Retard Wide Sparch

Truman Acts  Like Runner   Punch at Congress and Rail Union Chiefs  Revives Rumors

‘Truman's Blast at Congress, Rail Union  iRevives Reports He May Run Again in’52

Latest Truman Action Renews  Talk That He May Run Again   Associate Thinks Way Is Being Left Open For President

Predict Truman Is to Run Again   One Two Punches at Congress a Tip Off

Revive Reports President May Seek Reelection   His ‘One-Two’ Punch At Congress, Rail Union Heads Basis

Man In White House Takes Sock At Many   Truman Slaps At Congress And Rail Brotherhood.

Is Harry S. Truman Already Running A gain?’ Old-Time Fire-Noted In Today’s Press Conference:

Political Punch By Truman Seen As Hint On’52  Blasts At Congress, Rail Union Reviye

President May Run Again In ‘52   Action On Strike Builds Speculation

Truman Still Is Ready for a Fight   Rail and Budget Statements Show President Leaves Way Open To Run Again in 1952

Truman’s Verbal Punch-Tossing Seen As Indication He'll Enter 1952 Race

Truman Tosses ‘Sunday’ Punch  ‘Battling Harry’ Seen Building Fences for ‘52

Truman’s Slugging Revives Reports Of 1952 Candidacy  Punch at Rail Chiefs Demonstrates Fire  Of ‘48 Campaign

Truman’s Verbal Punches At Rail Union Leaders And’Congress Revive Reports He May Run Again In 1952

Truman’s Jabs At Congress, Rail Brotherhood,  Revive Reports Of His Running Again In 1952)

Believe Truman Planning to Run Again in 1952   Belligerent Attitude Recalls Campaign Blows in 1948

U.S. Eyeing Gambling With Boards   Fort Worth Payoff Probe Continues In Jury Hearinas

Sights Leveled At Punchboards   Law Banning Slot Machine Transfers May Be Widened to Cover Devices

Punchboard Curb Asked BylTCAgent   Devices Will Boom Now, Lawyer Says   Crime Committee Told Slot-Machine Law Should Be Extended

U.S. Launches Speedy Action As Retaliation   ‘Our Patience Is Not Inexhaustible,’ Says Acheson Ultimatum

2 Consulates Closed; Ban ~ Puton Trave      Secretary Acheson Blasts Budapest For Arrests

May Start Juvenile Home Soon   County Caw’t Keep Youths At Infirmary

Tangled in Military Red Tape   Civilian Fights with Marines in Korea

IN HARDEST BATTLES  Marine Machinegunner Turns Out To Be Civilian

Marine Corps Discovers Civilian Fighting as Machinegunner in Korea

Find Marine Is Civilian   After Mechinegunner Hee Part in Some of Toughest Kereon Battles

Utah State Penal Officials Plan Stiff Regulations   All Inmates Ordered Confined To Their Prison Cells: After Third Riot In As Many Months

UTAH PRISON RIOT BROUGHT TO END   State Officials Plan Tougher Era For Inmate

Prison Riot Ends . Without Bloodshed   Announce Tougher Era for Institution; Hostages Releagesd

Bloodless End for Utah Prison Riol  Officers Held Hostage Released. Tovoher Hand

Utah Pen Riot Put Down, No Bloodshed   ‘Get Tougly Poliey Launched: Cons In Solitary

Third Riot in as Many Months Put Down in Utah's New Prison as Hostages Are Freed Without Harm

Crackdown Ordered As ‘Third Riot Is Quelled In Utah State Prison

Prison Riot Ends Without Bloodshed   Inmates Release Warden and Guard

Riot Quelled  In Utah Prison   No Bloodshed While : Officers Held Hostages

Captive Officers Freed In Utah Prison Revolt   Third Riot Since March Quelled; Warden and Guard Released Unhurt

QUELL PRISON AUOT, ORDER TOUGH POLICY   Hostages Released Unharmed but Officials Promise Stern Measures.

Senate Puts OK on New Control Bill   Permits Increases, Rollbacks; Will Go To Truman for  Sianature Monday

Senate Approves Revised Price Control Measure   House Expected to Send Legislation to President Monday

Final Blueprint Of Control Bill Over One Hurdle   House, President Expected To OK It

Price Boosts ° Per ‘mitted By New Measure      Some Rolibacks Also Allowed; Bill Breezes Throiigh The Senate

Today At The lowa Capital   By The Associated Press  HOUSE   SENATE

Fertility Restored By Sex Hormones   Doctors Say New Treatment Is Like Pruning Fruit Tree

Five of 36 ‘Guinea Pigs' Have Become Fathers Sex Hormone Treatment Restores Fertility In Some Men, Medical Association Reports

ALL BACK TO WORK   Names of 13 injured at SOW Are Withheld. by Officials

KKeKKKYK CHIANG SAYS NATIONALISTS MUST CORRECT MISTAKES BEFORE INVADING MAINLAND

Czechs Banish Beran, Select Parish Priest   Catholic Primate Told Get Out Of Prague And Fined; Unseen For Year

War Of Ideas Entering a New Phase in Korea   Reds Willing to Trade Strategic Retreat for New Advantage

Malik Peace Talk: May Be Signal for Another Strategic Retreat by Reds

tne Old story— —  Russian Expert Expects Soviet Will Turn Back On Koreans, But Only For  Purnose Of Getting Germanv. Janan

Destruction Of Enemy Aim Of Advancing Units On Sixty-Mile Front—Resistance Spotty During Day But Stiffens At Dusk As Spearheads Approach Main Forces Of Dug-In Chinese And North Korean Reds—Weather Continues To Hinder Operations

Aim of Drive Isto Wipe Out Reds in South   Enemy Resistance Stiftens After UN Advances 12 Miles

Death Or Capture Planned For Foes   U. N. Forces Smash Forward On 60-Mile Rainswept Front In Move To Exterminate Remaining Communists In South Korea

Allies Push  Forward in New Attack   Resistance at Opening Spotty; Stiffens as Bulwark Neared.

UN Sefs Goal To Slaughter 40,000 Reds   Enemy Fleeing In Panic; New Attack Started In Secret

New Offensive Finds Weather Main Obstacle   Resistance is Spotty As ‘Operation Killer’ Gets Under Way

U.N. Aiming To Wipe Out All Under Parallel   ‘Gains Up To 12 Miles Reported On One  Rantnr.

Big Obstacle Is Weather: Reds Running   New Offensive, ‘Operation Killer’ Meets Weak Reds

Seek To Destroy Red Resistance   Weather Biggest Obstacle To IJIN

UN Drive Gains Up to 12 Miles On 60-Mile Front   Drenching Rain Causes More Trouble Than Fading Reds; Aim Is to Destroy All of Enemv South of 38th Parallel

ALLIES RESUME DRIVE AIMED AT KILLING REDS   CAUTIOUS ADVANCE WOULD WIPE OUT ESTIMATED 40,000

‘Operation Killer’ Label For Newest United Nations Offense To Wipe Out Communist Forces

Allies Open New Atfacks In Korea War   Tanks, Infantry In Determined Drive To Wipe Out Reds

Ahead on 60-Mile Front te Kill All Entrenched Red  Troops   NO WEATHER RELIEF   Decisive Showdown Battle May Be Building Up at Hoengsong

Enemy Shows More Fight As Advances  Are Pressed   Objective Of Push Wiping Out OF Any Red Resistance Hit

Allies Drive Hard OnReds In Korea Mud   Smash Northward  On 60-Mi. Front; Meet Spotty Resistance In Terrible Weather

Move Northon 60-Mile Front; Gain 12 Miles  Offensive Aimed At Wining Out Entrencrked Reds

Korea Drive Covers Front  Of 60 Miles   Spotty Resistance From Chinese Noted; Gains Up To 12 Miles

Operation Killer Gains Up to 12 Miles in East   Resistance Spotty But Stiffens as UN Troops Near Dug in Soldier:

Allies Unleash Another Drive   Ahead, on60-Mile Front te  Sl All Entrenched Red  \Troops   Decisive Showdown Battle May Be Building Up at  Hoengsong

Advances Range Up to 12 Miles in Push   Objective of 5-Nation  Drive Is to Erase   All Reds South of /38’

REGISTER 12 MILE ADVANCE  REGISTER 12 MILE ADVANCE O peration Designed To Liquidate All Reds In  Central Korea Sector

Allied Advance Slashes Ahead   “Operation Killer” Moves Twelve Miles

Resistance s Spotty as Drive To Wipe Out 40,000 Reds South Of Parallel Gathers Momentum

Allies Drive North   Purpose of “Operation, Killer” Is To Wipe Out All Reds in Hills and  Vales of Central Korea

Aimed at Wiping Out 40,000 Reds Below 38th Paralle   Advances Up to 12 Miles Reported By Allied Troops

Allied Forces Sweep North in Red Rat Hunt   Rain, Mud Greatest Obstacles in Path As Enemies Hide

New Offensive Seeking To Wipe Out 40,000 Of Enemy’s Forces   Troops Mecting Little Resistance   Main Chinese Strength Placed at Hoensong; Tanks Nearing Area

Offensive Is Started Along 60-Mile Front   Object Is To Destroy. Commie Troop. Centers

Would Erase All Reds In  Center Area.   Big Battle Looms At Hoengsong In Drive On 40.600 Of Foe

New Offensive  Is Started On 60-Mile Front   Allies Seek to Kill, Maim or Capture 40,000 Reds South of Parallel 38; Advances Range up to 12 Miles

Push Pincers on Main Red Force Near Hoengsong   Gains Range. Up to 12 Miles; Resistance Stiffens at Nightfall

Advances. Reported Up To Eight Miles.   Chiang To Korea Is Still A Live Issue

Troops Bent On Wiping Out 40,000 Reds In Central Korea ~— Resistance Stiffens As Allies Near Enemy Positions

Allies Set A Trap for 40,000 Reds   Hope to Wipe Out Entire Enemy Force  South of Parallel; VA en neh ar 9 Elen,’

TROOPS BATTER REDS ON KOREAN CENTRAL FRONT   Alles Advance Jn Smashing Drive Aimed To Wipe Out All Reds South Of Parallel 38.

Allied Offense Launched--Reds Flee in Panic   American Advance Over Rugged Front Soaked by Deluge

AIM TO DRIVE REDS NORTH OF 38TH   ‘New Offensive Is Called  “Operation Killer’   Within 4 Miles Of Enemy Main Forces: Weather Greatest Obstacle

Central Sector Offensive Seeks To Roll Back Foe  Rainctarme Mud   Ww ECW’ owwet ss w*%  Rainstorms, Mud “Major Cbstactesin U.N. Attacks

40,000 Communists Slated For Destruction in Drive Along Central War Sector

New Offensive Designed to Wipe Out Estimated 40.000 Reds South of Parallel 38

Allies Move To Wipe Out 40,000 Reds   Resistance Stiffening;Mud And Mines Slow Advance Of Some Units

Fresh Offensive Of Allies Pushes 814 to 12 Miles   Kill, Maim or Capture Reds Is Goal in Korea

Mud, Mines Slow Drive   -Geal is to Kill, Maim er Capture All Reds in ’ Central Korea

Troops Push Up in Driving Rain, Snow   Resistance Stiffens as Offensive Nears Main Enemy Force

ALLIES PUSH AHEAD ON 60MILE FRONT   MacArthur Announces New Offensive in Central Korean Mud and Rain— “Operation Killer.”   MAKE GAINS FROM 8'2 TO 12 MILES   Objective is to Wipe Out 40,000 Reds South of 38th Parallel. Chinese Flee.

‘Seek To Wipe Out All Reds South Of 38th   MacArthur Announces New Drive 24 Hours After It Commenced

Death to All Reds South of 38 Aim   U.N. Forces Smash Ahead on Wide Front; Resistance Stiffens

REPORT GAIN OF 12 MILES IN NEW PUSH   Big Battle with Main Force . of Reds Expected at Hoenasong.

Big Gains Are Made In UN’s ‘Operation Killer   Advances Range From 8 To 12 Miles As Allied Offensive Gains Power: Hoengsong Battle Shape:

Central Line Advances on  60-Mile Are   Spearhead Nears Main Enemy Force; Resistance Stiffens

Wipe Out iinemy Is Aim  Greatest Obstacl To UN Forces  ; oz .°) (eo Cee

 Wiping Out All Reds South Of 38 Aim of New Drive in Rain Soaked Central Korea

Allies Smash Northward in New Offensive   U.N: Begins a Push To Wipe Out 40,000 Reads South of 38th

U. N. Troops Smash Northward on 60-Mile Rainswept Front in New “Operation Killer.”  Virne aryegziyy woiryst   WEATHER IS BIG OBSTACLE TO FIGHT

Allied Soldiers. Smash North on. Rainswept Front  Aim to Kill, Maing Capture Reds in Area

Kansas Storm Comes To End   Cold Weather To Hang On, Forecaster Says

Waiters Complain Poles, Czechs in ‘Red Deleaation at Frisco Won't Tip

Operations Of Big Syndicate  Investigated .   $1. Louis Betting Conmnissioner Denies Some Business Deuls

Moran Linked With ODwyer In Cash Gifts   $55,000 ‘Good Will’ Contribution from Firemen Is Cited

Carroll Tells Of $20 Million Year Gambling   Says E. St. Louis Operation Had $750,000 Profit

The Carroll Racket Pays   Retired East St. Louis Bookmaker Tells Of 20 Million Operation

PROFITS OF $750,000 ON $20,000,000   St. Louis Odds Maker Says He Got $110,000 for Advice and Financing Bookmakers.   DENIES RECEIVING POLICE PROTECTION   Tells Crime Investigators John Mooney and Michael Grady Ran Huge Gambling Operation,

Crime Probers Hear Story of Betting King   20 Million Was Gross in E. St. Louis Operation

News Day, Night   Noted Odds Maker Lists Profits Of $750,000 From Operation   MooneyAndGrady Called Operators   He Denies Ever Receiving  Protection Of Police; Stories Conflict

‘One Man Is Lying,’ Probe Counsel Asserts After Ex-Mayor’s Testimony 3 Racing Figure Denies ‘Protection’

Carroll Denies He Does Business With Frank Erickson in His Testimony Before Senate Probers

Carroll Denies Betting Tieup  Says He Didn’t Do Rusiness With Erickso:

Moran Resigns $15,000 Job Under Fir   Senate Committee Gets Testimony Linking Gambling and Polities

Carroll Denies Syndicate Link  Crime Probers Hear «Se. Louis Odds-Maker

Bookmaker Is Asked About Bribe Pavotfs   Jim Carroll Admits He Made Gifts To Political Groups

Carroll Tells Crime Probers Of Huge Profit   Denies’ Any Business Link With Erickson, Knowing Either Costello, Cohen

Gambling Setup Vielded $750,000  Carroll Describes — East St.Louis Ring

St. Louis Is $20 Million Operation   James Carroll Leads Off Washington’s Part In Crime Probe

Carroll Took In  Returns   Testifies as to $20,000,000 a Year Gambling Operation at Probe

Carroll Testifies Costello, Cohen Unknown ToHin   More Television Trouble Confronts Probers As Capital Hearings Open

St. Louis Man Bares Big Take By Bookmakers  Carroll Denies Links With Syndicate and Daelat Race Cactalla

Carroll Discloses Big Crime Ring in East St. Louis   Testifies That Operation Made $750,000 Gross Profit in 1949.

Odds Maker Tells Senators of Gross Profit of $750,000   Denies Efforts to Influence Law Enforcement Body

Carroll Denies He Did Business With Erickson   Moran Resigns As Water Commissioner On Mayor’s Demand

$110,000Given St. Louis Odds Maker 1 Year  For ‘Adviee’   Denies Receiving Police Protection or Tieup With Erickson

Crime Probers Told East St. Louis, lil. Gambling Concern Made $750,000   Was Paid $110,000 For Advice, Says James J. Carroll

St. Louis Betting Commissioner Denie:  Deals With Erickson  Says Sending Bets By Western Union To Nevada Legal

Carroll Tells of 750,000 Profit From Gambling   St. Louis Odds Maker Testifies as Hearing Shifts to Washington

Gambler Carroll Balks Again at Going Before TV   Hearing Shifted From New York to Nation’s Capital

CARROLL SAYS MADE $110,000 IN ONE YEAR   Reputed Payoff Man For Capones Seen At Hearings

DEFENSE BILL ~ PASSAGE SOON   Senate Puts On Burst 0: ‘Speed; Economy Cuts Defeated

Agreement Reached to Limit Debate and Final Vote May Come Today—Douglas’ Attempt to Whittle $61,000,000, 000 Measure Fails—Amendment to Cut Ceiling on “White Collar” Workers in Agencies by 30,000 Approved.

Senate May Pass Defense Measure Toda‘   Agreement Reached To Limit Debate During Final Stage

Senate Spurs Defense Bull Toward Vote   Debate Limit May Pusk Big Money Measure Theaueh Today

Douglas Fails To Win Support For More Cuts   Funds For Pentagon Civilians Reduced Alona With Rolls

Taft Seeks Help Of Southerners In 52 Campaign  Urges All - Out Danihlienn Drive

SMALL PLANTS FORCED TO WALL President Worried About Effect ef Metal Sheriaae.

Enemy Rejects Allied Answers To Bomb Charge  Fighting Flares Up Along Battlelines; Red Drive Hinted   All Escaped Chinese Ring  Wisconsin Man Commands ‘Yank Troops in Trap Battle

Mooster Municipal Primary Elections Spring Surprises Despite Light Vote  Eiqhteen Incumbent Mayors Go Down to Defeat in Ballotina

VOTERS AIRING CORRUPT DEEDS   Off-Year Elections May Bring Out Some Of The Stench

Crime Link Main Issue In ‘51 Vote   Both Parties Target As Corruption Claims Made by Opposition

Bad Odor In U. 5. Politics   Today's Off-Year Voting May Clear Air Slightly

Crime, Rackets Issues in Voting  Probe Has Echoes In Major Cities

U.S. Shipping Faces Tie Up      Round-Ciock Sessions Seek Settlement

Newlyweds Drown In Auto Tragedy  Four Companions Killed in Plunge

Bride, Groom, 4 More Drown   Car Hurtles Off Dead-End Ramp Into Mystic River at Boston.

Allies s Look k For New Assault:  Savage Fights Rage Across Korea Front

Savage Fight  Foretells Of Major Attack   Saturday F ighting Is Heaviest Since Truce Talks Began

Allies Want Egypt to Agree on New Area Defense Plan   Airlift for Canal Garrison Planned : Angry Mobs Storm Buildings in Cairo

U.S. and France Support Britain In Suez Quarrel   “London Is Prepared For Airlift Supplies To Canal if Needed

SENATORS WILL BE PROTECTED   Investigators Agree Not To Reveal Names Of Those: Entertained   ‘ONE ALREADY BARED

Senate Probers Agree To Keep Seer Names Of Those Accepting Vacation

Saxony Vacation Probe Continues   Senators To Hold Colleagues’ Names

Just Self-preservation First, Eh!  Names Are To Be Kept Secret If Senators Get Involved in Probe of RFC Influence Loans

Senators Put Up Free at Swank RFC Loan Hotel   Investigators Keep Their Names Hidden; Sen. Murray Urged Lending, Son Got Fees

Probe nRFC Will Not Give  Solons’ Names   Swank Hotel Guests Included Officials Ofttl. S. Lasn Aceney

Secrecy Ordered In RFC Hearings   Investigators Keep Own Names Veiled

RFC Probers To Shield Senators  ‘Free Vacations’ At Swank Hotel Reported

Names Of Senators Vacationing Free At Hotel To Remain Secret   INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE AGREES TO . _WITHHOLD NAMES IN QUERY INVOLVING HOTEL RFC LOAN :

Secrecy Blankets R. F.C. Loan Probe   Names Of Solons Involved Will Not Be Revealed

FREE VACATIONS IN PLUSH HOTEL ARE OFF RECORD   Investigators Agree To Keep Secret Names Of Colleagues Accepting Such Favors,

ush Living  y Senators  ; Cover Up   Operator Of $30-A-Day Hotel In Florida Was Afraid Entire Senate Micht Unload On Him

—RFC LOAN INQUIR Y— Probers To Keep Secret Names Of Hotel Guests

“Not Within Scope of Inquiry / Says Fulbright Probers to Keep Secret Name of Senators ‘Who Stayed ‘On Cuff’ At Miami Beach Hotels

iin REC Findings  Probers To Keep Secret Names Of Florida Hotel Vacationers

RFC Probers Keep Secret  Swank Hotel Guest Lists _   . Committee Inquiries Into Charges Made Of Influence Used 

Keep Secret Senators Who Visited Hotel   Many Stayed Free At Saxony Hotel, A Loan Receiver

RE C. Probers Hide Names Of Hotel ‘Guests’  Be ck: Ree ree:   High Official Among Those Who Stayed At Swank Saxony

ALLIES WILL NOT GIVE UP PRESENT LINE  Reds Told That There SEV Rt Tx ATX Wertat.   Reds Told That There Will Be No Withdrawal South of 38th Parallel.

Offer May Come To Compromise At Next Se Session   UN Stands Firm On Holding to Present Lines

Believe Red Compromise Proposal  ~May Come Tonight, Expect Reds To Back Down On 38th Parallel Truce Line   CEASE-FIRE LINE CALLED  PEMDORARY

‘No Progress’ Reported in 8th Meeting   Red Backdown Expected in Saturday Session

Serves Notice on Reds as Peace Talks Bog Down Again   Admiral C: Turner Joy-Tells: Commies There’ Will Be.No Withdrawal South of. 38th Paralle

UN Takes Firm Position At Cease-Fire Parley; ‘“‘No Progress” Reported

Legislature s Attempt To Adjourn Fades   Auto Inspection By State Patrol Mav Cost $1.50

95 TO GET AWARDS   K. U. Athletic Director Names Grid Letter, Numeral Winners

PERON, EVA RUN FOR PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT   Argentine Dictator ‘Drafted’ by Gov't Controlled Labor Group.

Peron And His Wife, Eva, Hailed As Running Mates In Next Campaigr

They Will Abide  Juan And Eva Peron “Drafted” As Argentina’s Running Mates

 Mammoth Demonstration ls Held—  Peron And Wife Are Hailed In Labor Rally As Mates To "Lead Argentina Forever''

Peron And Wife Hailed As Running Mates In Nov.11 ‘Elections’ In Argentina -

McKinney Hits Disciples Of Doubt  kk a ee eee   Cites Campaign Against Tydings As GOP ‘Smear Pattern’

GOP Critics  Hit Sharply  By McKinney Sees ‘Undermining’  Of Government In S‘Grab For Power’

Dem Leade1 LashesTribune. Sen. McCarthy   McKinney Charges GOP Undermining Con fi. dence in Government

Democratic Chairman McKinney Flays Republicans For Negative Criticism   ‘Both McCarthy And McCormick Accused Of ‘Smear’ Tactics

Administration ls Defended by F. E. McKinney   Democratic Chairman Assails Critics; Says They Hurt Governmen

McKinney Rips GOP  Criticism   Democratic Chairman F Lay s Republicans In His Defense Of Administration

New State Building Saves Taxpayers Much Money   lowa Has Paid Out Million Dollars In Rent For Ten Years

‘Solve Mystery of Bread  Fungus Parasite Said Cause ‘Of French Deaths & Madness

Congre  0. K. Gas Tax Hike; Reject Soda Pop Levy   House Group. Votes “Down Tax On Candy. Cuts: Telegraph Fee

Vote Increase On Car, Gas,  Cigaret Taxes   Ways and Means Group Favors Rate Hike Below That Asked by Treasury

House Unit Votes to Up  Gas Taxes  Excise Potential  Now 5 Billion

Higher Taxes Voted On Ciggies, Autos, Gas In Action By House Group

All Boosts Under Administration Requests ~ cE am  Added Cigaret  Auto, Gasoline ‘Levies Voted

House Panel Votes Gasoline Tax Hike  Committee Rejects Bite on ‘Goodies’

House Conunittee Favors Boost In Excise Taxes; Gasoline, Autos Listed

Gasoline Tax  Boost Voted   House Committee — Approves Increase from 1% to 2 Cents

soost In Gas Tax Is Voted   Hlouse Group Says No to Levy On Gum, Pop

House Committee Decides for Boost In Gasoline Tax   Two Cents a Gallon ; May Be Levied by  Federal Government: Plan Other Excises

Gasoline Tax To Be Upped   House Committee Puts Okeh on Increase of 2 Cents Per Gallon

Vote Higher Tax On Cigarets, Cars And Gasoline   Tentative Decisions Reached By House Committee Working On Revenue Bi!!

House Group Votes Higher Cigaret, Auto and Gas Tax   Smaller Increases Voted Than Asked By Treasury Dept.

Favor Higher Tax of Cigarets, Cars  _ Committee Reaches Tentative Decisions

UP TAXES ON AUTOS, ‘GAS’   House Group Drives Fo Final Vote On Tax  ; Measure

OKAY MORE TAXES   Cigarettes, Cars, Gas Latest Items Under House  Group Ruling

Tax Drafting Group Votes A Hoist In Levy   Sull Far Short Of Ten Billion Said Needed

Committee Votes  Gas Tax Increase  Would Up Levy By $210 Million

Would Hike Luxury Tax   Rates Approved on Gas ‘Cars, Cigarettes Lower Than Asked by Truman

Vote on Tax By Public Is Fading Away   State Lawmakers Express Doubt Present Measure Passes Legislature

Vote on Tax By Public ls Fading Away  State Lawmakers Express Doubt     Present Measure

Senators Mad About Carpets in Offices: to Get New Ones   Has Better in Dog House, Welker Says

Youth Who Helped Police Discover Body Confesses Slaying Of 13-Year-Old Youth

Youth Admits Slaying Child Kidnap Victim   Prosecutor Asserts ‘Brilliant Student , “Sexually Abused’?

VA Red Tape Comes Under Heavy Fire   Shakeup Urged. By Hoover Report Conumittee Head

aliIs Meu Bape Hoover Report Official Urges Sweeping Reorganization of V /

Huge Amount Of Red Tape In VA Severely Rapped   One Contract Requires Over 1,500 Signatures

Marian Davies, Clear With Hearst Corp., Surprises by Marrying Sea Captain

Marion Davies, Onetime Hearst Friend, Weds Sea Captain In Speedy Ceremony

Caught Burglarizing California Home Wheelchair ‘Fagin’, Only 15,  Boasts Gangs’ Burglaries

—FEE CASE—  Oil Loan Details Explored   EX-EMPLOYE OF AGENCY HEARD

UN Victories Revive Problem Of Parallel 38   Fateful Answer On Border Line Must Come Soon

New Decision To Face U.N.  Problem Of Parallel   Problem Of Parallel Again Must Be Met

ReportersRaiseQuestion Of Kaesong’s Neutrality   Kinney Says Communists Had Armed Guards At Land. ing Field When Allied Officers Arrived

U. $. Preparing Blast At rung  ail Dems ad Pro ompt of Four Fliers

U.S. Entered New War a Year Ago   Members of First Division to Fight Skeptical of Truce

Skilled Veterans Of Korean War Still Skeptical Of Communists’ Sincerity

‘Maybe So,’ Say Yank Vets Of First Korean Fighting To Communist Peace Hints

GI’s Finish First Year Under Fire   Veteran Fighters Of 24th Divirion Would Crush Reds

It's Terribly Hard To Fool Tough Men Who Have Breathed This Baitle

 Peace Talks Don't Excite Them  Americans Fired First Shots InKorea Exactly Year AgoToday

44 14 Fight On... Year Year Ago First U.S. Troops Entered Battle Against Reds

Montana Veteran of First Battle in Korea May Be in at the Finish

6 Almost Over’”’   It's Terribly Hard To Fool Tough Men Who Have Breathed This Batile

4A. of the Original American Treops Still Continue in Korea Fighting

Shooting Began Year Ago Today  First Korean Battle Lost By Americans

DLD TESTAMENT STORY-CHAPTER XXII etal Recent ania striate at iaMnenel  Queen of Sheba Visits King Solomon

Wilson’s Report On Mobilization Brings Inflation Warnings  Congressional Group Recommends Balance Of Revenue, Spendin;

Wilson Optimistic On Defense Buildur   But Congress Warns Against High Cost

PILOT DECLARES WEATHER WAS NOT THE CAUSE   Engine Explosions Are Confirmed: Suspect Sabotaae

3 Pilots Killed, 2 Injured in Mass Crack-Up   Indiana Disaster Scene under Strict Security Guard

Americans Face Tighter Price, Wage Controls   Johnston Asks Labor To Forego Increases To Halt Inflation

Tighter Clamp On Pay, Profit And Price Due   Johnston Warns of Bans As Labor Conference Delayec

OIL TAGS ARE FROZEN Tighter Clamps On Pay And Prices Face Yankees

‘High Treason,’ Says McCarthy   Blasts Administration for Spurning General

Treaty Talks ‘Bogged Down’  Dulles Confirms Lack Of Progress on Peace

DEMOCRATS OF BUCKS-LEHIGH DISTRICT FAIL TO AGREE ON A CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS FROM THIS AREA   State Chairman Maurice D. Splain, Jr., Would Not Discuss Reasons for Precluding An Agreement — Walter S. Farley Says Bucks County Could Agree But Not Lehigh County Group — King Will Be Unopposed.

King Has No Opposition  For Seat In Congress From Democratic Party

Report Johnston Will Okay Wage Formula ‘Ass’  For WSB; Sharp Cuts Lb BBE...  tem

Official Says He Will Ask  Modifications   Plants to Get Limited Amount of Materials For Operation

Hope Held Labor Trio Will Return   ‘Catch-Up’ Pay Formula Caused 3-Man Walkout

Wage Formula ToBe Approved   Johnston Expected To Ask for Changes

Eric Johnston fo Approve 10% Wage Increase   3 Labor Members to Get Bid to Return to Board They Had Qui

Johnston Ready To Sign Formule on Wage Raises   Will Ask Board To Open Studies Of Modifications

TO CALL WAGE BOARD STUDY FOR CHANGES   Johnston Will Seek to Have Labor Members Take Another Try. _

(AP WIREPHOTO)   Expect OK of 10 Per Cent Wage Increase Formula   May Be Modified In Near Future

Johnston O.K.  Onl0Pct.Wage Ceiling Seen   NPA Assures Operating Necessities; Rubber Consumption Cut; U.S.  Raise Policy Declared ‘Imminent’

EXPECT PLAN WILL BE MADE MORE FLEXIBL   Gov't Pledges Materials To Keep Private Businesses Going.

Would Modify 0 Pct. Wage Hike Formula  Stabilizer to Okay ia Oe Sake ae   Stabilizer to Okay Plan, Then Seek to Satisfy Labor Men

JOHNSTON SET TO LIBERALIZE LABOR POLICY   Effort to Be Made to Reasseinble Shattered Wage Board.

Hear Johnston to Ask Board to Mee To Talk Changes  New Order Aimed To Assure Firms

Johnston To Approve 10% Pay Increase Lid  But He Will Call On Wage Board To Consider Some Modifications

Johnston Expectec lo Approve 10%  ‘Catch Up’ Wage Increase Formula   But Will Invite Board Members to Study Modifications

Renair Priority, Rubber Control Orders Issued   Stabilizer Hoping to Win Labor Members Back to Pay Board

Johnston To Approve Wave Rule   Official Says Wage Board Members Be Invited To Consider Modification   EASE ON MATERIALS   Establish Special Priority For Supplies of Repair, Maintenance, Operation

Jotinston To Sign Wage Formula, i3y. Official States  - Says Stabilizer ‘ Will Suggest  Some  ra. + + + Soo

Johnston Will InviteBoard To Reassemble To Study Modifications   NPA Order Allows Repair Materials   Use Of Natural Rubber Cut Or Reduced In Many Civilian Goods

Wage Policy Action Soon  Johnson Expected To   Johnson Expected To Okay 10% Formula; Sunegest Modifications

Wage Board ToBe Asked For Changes  NPA Sets Special Priority Rating Or  BRannin hdntarvintle

Wage Board lo Be Asked For Changes  NPA Sets Speciol Priority Rating On Repair Materials

NPA Assures Materials for  Needed Repairs   Designed to Enable Continued Operation At Maximum Rate

Johnston To OK 10% Wage  Hike Formula      Will Call Back Labor Members of Board to Suggest Modification

RUBBER USE REGULATED IN 40,000 ITEMS   Cut Rubber for Tires, Golf Balls; Allow None for Falsies and Tile Flooring.   ESCALATOR WAGE PLANS APPROVED   NPA Rules Factories and Schools Can Get Materials for Repairs, Not New Installations.

U. S. Is Considering Revising Resolution   To Meet Objections Of Britain And Other Powers On Sanctions For China

Report U. 5. May Alter Resolution Condemning Keds To Appease Britain

U.S. Ponders Revision of China Charee   May Soften Ageresso? Resolution to Meet ' British Objections

Revision Planned To Gain Support For UN Measure   Debate Continues as Austin Says Changes In Wording Possible

Move Designed to Woo Votes of Britair And Other Objector:  Measure Appears  Certain to Win Over Dont Apc p rAmhe «

1. §. MAY EASE PAtodle Fh TAG ON PEKING   Reported Studying Revision of Resolution of Aggression.

General May Fly Home Next Week  House G. 0. P. Leader Says MacArthur May Be Avail: able Sooner  WORK ON RESOLUTION Truman Explains Ouster  Move in Korea in Radio  A i aoe   Truman Explains Ouste! Move in Korea in Radio  Address   PLAN A K. U. MEETING   International Student Volunteer Movement Here in December

Truman Explains Ouster Move in Korea in Radio Address   PLAN A K. U. MEETING   International Student Volunteer Movement Here in December

Syrians Turn Down Request To Halt War   United Nations Plea Rejected By Country

Syria Says No To U.N. Plan,  Refuses To Pull Back Army Along Border

SYRIA REJECTS BID OF UN FOR TRUCE   Refuses to Remove Troops From Palestine . Frontier

Syrians Reject Pullback Order  Will Maintain Force To Repel Aggression

Deadlock Hits Tax Hike Bill   Doubtful If Measure Can Clear Committee

‘A FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS   Leca] Jewish Residents to Celebrate Holiday Dec. 16

t Texas One Of Five Paradises For John Q. Public— ‘Manu State Tax Collectors Focus Eves On New Dollars

‘Stop, Look, Listen'—Hard-Pressed Tax Collectors Eager for Sales Levy

 Texas One Of Five Paradises For John Q. Public Q. Public— \Manv State Tax Collectors Focus Eyes On New Dollars

Fearless Fagan Is Exhibition Lion Now  No More Night Club Acts For Him, He’s Boarder At Columbus Tae

New Price-Fixing Formula Prepared  Changes To Reflect Increased Costs

Soaps Get New Pegs;  Pork Next   Mass Slashes Said To Be Improbable

DiSalle Reveals Further Price Rollbacks Near  Ceilings On Pork Next; Rift With

French Plagued By Power Strike  Cabinet Authorizes Back-to-Work Draft

‘lwo Witnesses Placed Under Heavy Bonds   Threats Against Lives Of Members On The Investigating Pane}

Probe Racket Tax Returns  ‘Getting Away With Murder,’ Declares Tohey

Treasu ry In Ketfauver  Spotlight   WIND UP THE SHOW   Today’s Session Is the Last One Televised— Three ‘Loose Ends’

Senate Crime Probers Ask   Sey for Yeers They've Listed Mitcelleneous Income Aad Got Away With It

Treasury on Spot About Tax Returns  Snyder Asked Why Crooks’ Lawbreaking Not Curbed

QUESTIONS ON TAX   Senate Investigators . Dig Into “Miscellaneous” Returns

Five Killed In Ohic Plane Crash   Army Plane Falls Near Port Clinton

Let Contracts For 11 Miles Of New Grade  Includes Stretches ‘Which County Hope: T° Dacn a on er

Let Contracts For 11 Miles Of New Grade   Includes Stretches Which County Hopes  To Pave in Future

U.S., Belgium W ould Speed  Kurope’s Army   Both Make Separate Resolutions Before  NATO Council Today

WESTBROOK PEGLER   American Airmen Badly Treated ‘At Red Insistence

a te neniamee iene Ee  F amily Billeting Service Seeks Housine For Fort’s Personnel

 Road Program to Senate State Legislature Like Movie Serials “Continued Next Fall’

Missouri House and Senate Quits Until Next September   Reminds One of ‘Old Time Movie Serials’ Correspondent Says.

John L. Lewis Promises Help to ClO Steelworkers in Event They Strike

Lewis Promises Aide if Steel Workers Strike   Mine Union Chief Declares Industry Can Boost Wages

Steel Dispute Appears Headed For Mediation  United Mine Union  Offers Strike Aid

Lewis Supports  Steel Demands Mine Worker Chief Says Raise Needed

Improved Jets To Be Hurled Against Reds  Vandenberg Says New Bomber Will Replace Super-Fort

Improved Jet Planes To Be Sent To Korea   Vandenberg Tells Of Plans To Aid TT. WN. Forces

ley Blasts Numb U.S.; Little Relief in Sight   53 Degrees Below Zero Reported in Wisconsi; Cold, Icy and. Wet Over Widespread Areas of Eoct: Arctic Wove Spreads to Rin Grande

Co'd Wave Kits Southeas! and Wes! Coasi Areas   Coldest Point Was 53 Below at Wisconsin Town: To Warm Up in Missouri.

Numbing Cold Hits Most of Country   Freexing Weather All Way To Rio Grande Valley, Death Toll Mounts

WANTS [S0-MAN “LIMIT 10 PARTIES AT NEGOTIATIONS   Proposal Would Give Each Side Freedom of Neutral Zone   NEWSMEN ALERTED   Piaced on Short Notice; Foe's Radio Silent for 24 Hours

U. N. Ready to Resume Parleys, Enemy Is Told   Commander Asks That All Armed Personnel Be Removed From Kaesong Area and Newsmen Be Allowed There.

Rockefeller Is Married At I]   John .D. Jr. Weds Mrs. Martha Allen

ROCKEFELLER, 77, 1S MARRIED TO WIDOW, 56    Multimillionaire, John D., Jr., : Avvended by Son, John D. 3rd.

Aging John Rockefeller Weds Widow Of Friend;  Famous Financier Is 77

John D. Rockefeller, Jr., 77, Marries Widow, 56, of His Lifelong Friend

John D., Jr. Weds Widow Of Classmate   Families Close Friend: in New York City for Years,

J.D. ROCKEFELLER MARRIED UPSTATE   Weds Former Classmate In Providence Ceremony

ROCKEFELLER, 77, 1S MARRIED TO WIDOW, 5¢   Multimillionaire, John. 2. Jr. ” Aiended by: ‘Son, = John D. 3rd.

ARs DY 6.44 DERE OD DU © arrestee,  Rockefeller } Marries Widow ‘Of University Classmate

Tells Teachers Tenure Is Safe  Haas Says Loyalty  Oath Won't Affect It

Officials Mum On Sabotage   U.S. Carrier To Join Search for Plane

[Torepike Problem Solved Pennsylvania Road Move  Will Save Ohio Millions

OP ail Casi  Reserves Cut  Appalling News Cushioned By Churchill Progress By ARTHUR cCavetne:

Cohen Decides He'll Come  Gambler Raises Funds On His Armored Car

Defeated Taft Foe Charges Demo-GOP Deal in Ohio Vote  Says Demo Governor Carried Same Areas  As Taft Did in ’50

Ferguson Defeated In ‘Deal’   Says Supporters  Of Taft Voted for Democrat Lausche; Claims ‘Deol’ Made

Loser in Ohio Hints at ‘Deal’   Ferguson Criticizes Taft as Senate Holds Hearing Into Campaian

Atomic Blast Jars Nevada In Latest Test  A.E.C, Says Little About Explosion In  SE ee BP epee FTE Bi ee Fe

Atom Blast Test Held In Nevada   Held at Air Force Bombing Area Nea: Las Vegas Today, AEC Reports

Hundreds See, Feel Big Blast; Sky Lighted Up   AEC Officials Refuse Comment; May Have Been 2nd Detonation

TEST OF ATOMIC POWER (S MADE   Explosion Near Las Vegas, - Nevada, Felt And Seen By Unudreds Of Persans —-Confirmatinn ala

‘Routine’ Atom Test Held Near Las Vegas   Spokesman Would Not Elaborate on Blast.

ATOM BOMB TEST . HELD AT LAS VEGAS      B last Called Periodic -e By Spokesman For AEC

IST ATOMIC BLAST TEST IN NEVADA   Explosion Reported on Air Force Bombing Range Near Las Vegas; Plan Periodic Tests. .

Atomic Explosion Test on Air Force Range in Nevada Is Seen, Felt By Area Residents

Tax And Road Bills Remain In Legislature   Gas Price Fix Looms As Last-Day Issue

Taxes, Country Roads And Election Reform Among Issues Which Must Get Consideration of Legislature

Faint Signals May Be From Lost Air Liner   38 Persons Reported Aboard Plane Headed For Korea; Fog, Clouds Blanket Area

Korean Airlift Transport Vanishes On Alaska Coast With Faint Signals Heard

SIGNALS HEARD AD CREWS SEARC ~ FOR LOST PLAN   Airline Says Distress Cal May Ke From DC-4 That Disappeared Off Alaska With 38 Aboard.   MOST OF PASSENGERS U.S. MILITARY ME   Coast Guard Begins Wide Spread Hunt and Will Be doined by Airmen When  Weather Clears.

Weather Bars Search for 38 on Airlift Ship   Repeated Calls for Aid Picked Up in Alaska, Canada

Rorea Bound Airplane Is Lost al Sea   38 Aboard Missing  DC-4; Distress Calls Heard May Be From Vanished Transport

Four Engined Korean Transport Disappears After Departing From Vancouver, Canada On Flight To Tokyo; 38 Persons Aboard

Military Men From U. S. on Canadian Ship  Craft Vanishes In Fog and Rain Silaonale Receiver

Korea Air Liff Plane With 38 Lost in Alaska   Distress Signals Are Heard, May Be From Missing Transport

SOS Signals Spark Search  For Airliner   38 Aboard DC-4 Feared Lost Off Rugged Alaskan Coasts

38 Aboard Korean Airlift. Plane "Down" Off Alaska  Land, Sea and Air Search Under vee

Lost Plane ‘Signals’ Are Heard   Korean Airlift Ship, With 38 Aboard, Lost Over Alaskan Coast

Distress Signals  Spur Plane Search 38 Aboard Aircraft Overdue On Fliaht to Alaskan Port

Korean Airlift Plane Carrying 38 Disappears   Unidentified Signals Heard in Alaska Hint of Survivors

Alaskan Area Scoured For: Wreek Trace.   Signals Heard May Be From Transport Along Rugged Coast

38 Revealed On Missing Airlift Ship   DC-4 Feared Down On Alaskan Coast   Distress Signals Heard But May Not Be From Korean Airlift Carrier

Korean Airlift Plane Said to Have Vanished   Distress Signals Believed To Have  Been From Plane

505 Call May Come From Lost Airliner  Signals Picked Up   Signals Picked Up In Alaska at Periodic Times

Korean Airlift Plane With 38 Aboard Vanishes   Distress Call Believed Heard From Craft on Alaska Coast

Truce Teams Meeting On Line Approval   Subcommittees Okay Tentative Line: Full Dress Meet Underway

Three Men, Woman Killed: In Headon Crash Of Car, Pickup: Two Others Hurt

Brownfield, Tokio Residents Victims .   Three Men, Woman Killed In Headon Crash Of Car. Pickup: Two Others Hurt

Texans Settle Feud In Frontier Style  Blazing Guns in Cofe   Blazing Guns in Cafe Leave Both Men Dead

Frontier  Two Tough Texans Settle Mystery Feud With Blazing Guns-Both Die

‘Two Texans Square Off ina Coffee ‘Shop. Settle Differences With Guns

Tough Texans Battle to the Death In Best Traditions of the Old West

shades or Billy tne Aig:  Days of Wild West Return as Two Tough Texans Shoot It Out, Die

a EEE SOWA AS NGTE LOOKS Un  2 Tough Texans Go Out With Their Boots On; Slugging it Out, Toe to Toe, With Trusty 45s

Frontier Feud Settled....  — Tough Texans Die In Blazing Gunfire

Two Tough Texans Kill Each Other In Blazing Gun Duel Ending Feud; Trio Held In Weird Ozark Staying

Two Texans, Caftleman, Rail Conductor Duel to Death in Old Western Style

I'wo Tough Texans Settle Mysterious Feud In Frontier-Style Duel Leaving Both Dead

Texans Settle Mystery Feud With Guns, Both Die After Early-Morning Duel In Hotel Cafe

Two Tough Texans In Duel To Death   Gun Battle Is Reminiscent Of Old Western Days

"wo Texans Die In Old-Style Pistol Duel Voc ea. denn Feud Settled InFatal Shooting Match.

16 MEN PARACHUTE ¢, Crippled B-36 Landed Safely By Crew Of 3 At Carswell

BOMBER LANDS SAFELY AFTER 16 MEN BAIL OUT   Three Ride B-36 B-36 to Grounc After Landing Gear Trouble.

Skeleton Crew Eases Giant B-36 Baek To Earth Alter Rest of Crew Bails Out

Object to News Wayward Students: Will Be Allowed to Resign and Rise Through Ranks

Resent Plan To Permit Resignations   Upper Classmen Don’t Like Idea Of Allowing Cheaters Chance To  Become Officers Later.

TRUMAN CHALLENGES RUSSIA TO PROVE DESIRE FOR PEACE IS SINCERE BY HALTING U.N. ATTACK

Had No One to Take Care Of  Her Two Sons   Draws 6 Months Sentence; Appeal Filed in Supreme Court

Mother Jailed for Refusing to Serve On Beckwith Jury  . 6-Month Term is  2 & Saag Seon eee! ee eeS enronn

lowa Traffic Danthe      Given Six Months by Beckwith Trial Judge at Waterloo... ‘  Mother Jailed For Refusing to Serve on Jury

Court Jails Mother of ‘Two Young Children for Refusing to Serve on Jury

Wanted Baby Sitter Mother is Jailed For Refusing  To Serve on Jury

MOTHER WON'T SERVE ON JURY; SENT TO JAIL   Tells Court She Has No One to Care for Two Children.

Six Months Sentence Is Imposed   Only 11 Jurors Will Hear Murder Trial Of Buddy Beckwith

Refuses Service on Jury, Is Jailed   Mother Gets 6 Months; Sons Without a Sitter

Rescue Farmer Trapped in Well   Cave-in Imprisons Man for 17 Hours

Cave-In Traps Man 18 Hours   Farmer Rescued From Sandy Prison By Hard-Working Construction Men

Man Buried 18 Hours in Well, Saved   Cavein Traps Farmer, Son Keeps 7-Hour Vigil at Site.

UNION CHIEFS ACCEPT POSTS ON NEW BOARD   Invitation Extended At Long Session  With Truman

Joint Group Accepts Truman Bid to Act with Advisory Unit   - AFL Leader Hopes It’s First Step Toward Solution of All Grievances

Smear Tacties Seen As Threat To Freedom  McKeldin Deplores Assassination Of Character

CAKE WINS $25,000 PRIZE FOR WOMAN   CHECK PRESENTED MES SAMLEL P. WESTON BY MARGARET TRUMAN,

Freezing Rain Coats Roads, Streets With Ice, Making Driving Hazardous

Canal Declared Vital to Valley  Engineer Says Water Must Be Managed

MacArthur Ouster To Be Followed By New Bid for Peace  Officials Believe Move Will Convince Reds of U. S. Motives

ALLIED UNITY IN FAR EAST IS RESTORED   Other Nations In War Take New Hope With MacArthur's Ouster.

New UN Move To Get Truce Expected Soon   Action On Policy Statement Stimulated By Firing Of MacArthur

Nightriders Beat Whiteville Negro   Happened Thursday, Says Sheriff Nance.

 Negro Woman Beaten  Nightriders Activity Spreads To Broadway Area In Columbus

to Get Around Ceilings Poses Big blem for Stee! Wage Negotiators

STEEL WAGE TALKS OPEN   Government Ceiling Poses Big Problem For Phil Murray

Wants To  Cirecumvent Wage Limit   Getting Around Ceiling Poses Big Problem for CIO Boss Phil Murray

Wage Ceilings Hinder Murray In Steel Talks   Industry Also Offers Him Firm Opposition To Boost In Salaries

Jessup Hurls ‘Lie’ Charge      M’Carthy Allegations Termed Falsehoods

-Box-Score     Here's Status Of Major Legislation On Capital Hill

Big 4 Talks Make Litfle Headway  Deputies to Hold Reh Grcctan TaAdaw

dittle Progress   » ‘Russian Again Holds ' Up Decisions By  Ministers

BORCING DOWN   Make Little Progress On Setting Up Agenda For Foreign Ministers

West Deputies Pessimistic On Paris Meeting  Se..4 2.6 Be fs.   a Little Gain Made Toward Goal Of Setting Up Avenda

Suicide In H. ospital Prevented B 'y Doctor      Niles Physician Persnades Yo ung Man To Surrender After Tense “Aaroripeecar

Voice of Anierica Hits Oatis Trial   A Decent World Will Not Let His Conviction Go Unpunished, Program Say:

‘Czech Stooges Of The Kremlin’  ‘There Will Come A Day, Voice Tells Reds On Oatis

ADMITS CARROLL COUNTY THEFT   Baltimore Youth Stole $800 In Merchandise At Taneytown

NEW TAX PLANS  ARE CONSIDERED   ress» Ponders Tow Te Raise Over $6 -fillion Dal lars — Revenue Field Closely Sprvoeved.

Blonde Talks Man Out of Suicide   Succeeds After Preacher, Psych Student and Cop Had Failed

U.S.Demands Reds Return Naval Vessels   Lend-Lease Talke Based On Return Of 557 Ships, State Office Sava

IMMINENT DANGER OF WORLD WAR HINTED  Gravest Implications Are Seen As MacArthur Warns Japanese People To Rearm For Defense

Messiek  Not Guilty  Quick Verdict   Quick Verdict Made In Repe Case

Pres. Garfield's Son Dies Thursday  trvin Garfi eld 11 When  Bist... BPialkk. hin

Paper Claims Soviet Occupation Troops Killed \18 People at Weimar

Boost in Military Pay is Approved  Cleared Without Fight by House Committee -

Armed Forces Pay Boos! Approved by Committee likely To Be Delayed ©

PANCAKE RACE WON BY BRITAIN   OLNEY ACK SPRINTS DIS. TANCE IN LESS TIME THAN KANSAS WOMAN.

Officials Hope City Will Escape Widespread Loss  20 Blocks of State Canital Iinder Water

St. Louis Feels hirst Flood Blow   Gas Leaks Threaten Kansas City With Another Drastic Fire

Big Section of Jefferson City is Under Water   Floating Gasoline, Oi in Kansas City Poses a Major Fire Hazard

Some Business  Sections Covered  By Rise in River President Inspects  Ravaged Districts During Air Tour

Hope City Can Escape Big Damage   Flood Surging Down Mighty Missouri; 20 Blocks In State Capital Inundated

River Rising At St. Louis; Aid Is Rushed   Truman Flies Over Area, Calls Flood ‘Worst Thing I Have Seen’

Flood Threat Shifts Toward St. Louis Today   Kansas City Still Faces Great Danger From Fumes Fire

First Flood  Effects Felt In St. Louis   Gas Explosion Threat Hang Over Kansas City District

12 Candidates File In Spurt  For Primaries   4. From Wellsville Among Newcomers Making Bide Mav &

71 Candidates Now Entered In Primaries   4, From Wellsville Among New Filings Of 9 Listed By Board

 Dunlap Ready To Clean House. ‘Promises Drive To Weed ‘Out Errant Tax Emploves

Biggest Shakeup Yef Promised In Revenue Bureau   Commissioner Dunlap Kicks Up Campaign To Improve Efficiency

Dunlap Will Push Drive  In Revenue   ‘Several Employes Expected To Go

 Weed Out Employes "Who Have Betrayed Their High Trust"...  Tax Collector Promises Biggest Shakeup Ye

More Blasts Due  From Tax Bureau   Revenue Chief John Dunlap Plans Broadside for  Tomorrow   Several Employes Not Yet Named to Be Included in  Disclosures

Report New Commissioner to Oust Employes, Give Decision On Those Under Suspensions

New Firings Loom in U.S.  Tax Bureau   Dunlap Plans Biggest Shake-Up; Caudle Heard

Commissioner Also Will Announce His Decisions on San Francisco and New York Employes Suspended During Investigations

Internal Revenue Chief Promises New Shakeup In Personnel of Yax Bureau

‘Big Broadside’ For Tax Bureau  Additional Ousters Of Agents Hinted

Informed Sources Say Dunlap Will Weed Out  Traitors Tomorrow  House Investigators Call Back Former Justice Department Official in Tax Fraud Probe

Dunlap To Fire More  Bureau Men   Commissioner To Let Loose With Biggest Broadside To Clean Out Mess

OOO  President Truman Proclaims National Farm Safety Week, July 22 to July 29

Firing of Mac ‘Considered Year Ago.   Truman Statement Brings New Round Of G.O.P. Protest

Report Due Soon On Late A-Bomb Tests   AEC Chairman Says Weapons Are Being Produced Now On Industrial Basis’

Further Tests To Be Held On ‘Better’ Bombs  AEB Will Ranart   AE.C, Will Report Next Week On Recen Trials At Eniwetok

Results Of A-Bomb Test At Eniwetok To Be Made Public  More Tests Slated For The Future

Report On Atomic Bomb Tests Af: Eniwetok May Be Released Soon—Dean

A-Bomb Report Due Next V/eek   Dean Says Public To Be Told Results Of Tests in Pacific

Report of Bomb Tests Is Due   Tests Scheduled for Improved Types of Weapons

$1,250,000 PLOT BARED TO POLICE   Evan Dale, Head of Paducah Labor Pool of AFL, Tells Police of Kickback Proposal.   2 LOUISVILLE MEN ARE HELD IN CAIRO   Dale Says They Planned to Extract $25 and $50 Fees From Applicants, Split With Union.

CHARGE PAIR IN YP SCHEME AT PADUCAH PLANT   SEIZED AT CAIRO FOR ALLEGED PLAN, SELL ATOMIC JOBS

T0 POLICE   Evan Dale, Head of Paducah Labor Pool of AFL, Tells Police of Kickback Proposal.   2 LOUISVILLE MEN ARE HELD IN CAIRO   Dale Says They Planned to Extract $25 and $50 Fees From Applicants, Split With Union.

Follow  Reports On Plane   Two Very Different Reports Are Given On Missing Craft Reported Fired Upon

Searchers Out In Force To Hunt Plane   Reports Of Wreckage Being Pinned Down In Italian Mountains

PLANE MISSING WITH:FOUR MEN        Searchers. To. Kook Fo Wreckage — “May Have -Been Shot Down. °°

Plane Wreckage Sighted Among Italian Peaks   May Be Missing U.S. Transport

Search For Lost Plane Speeds Up   Unconfirmed Report Has Missing Craft Behind Iron Curtain

Search Continues For: U.S. Plane Missing Since Monday   UNCONFIRMED REPORT SAYS AIRCRAFT WAS SHOT DOWN BY ROMANIAN BORDER GUARDS

Lost U. S. Plane Reported Shot Down in Romanic   Air and Land Search Continues for C-27 Missing In Balkans

‘Hunt Pressed In Balkans By  Aerial Crews ~   Transport Missing Since Monday Fired On By Red Guards.

Renew Search For Missing Plane in Europe  Report Wreckage Sighted In Italian Dolomites

Mountain Area — Combed In Hunt ‘For Lost Plane   Repart yg = Of Nesthedstern Fraiy

CLEARING SKIES SEND GROUND AND AIR SEARCHERS OUT AFTER MISSING U.S, AIR FORCE PLANE

Push Hunt for Missing Plane   Searchers Active as Weather Clears

Lost Plane Air Search Is Resumed   Report Checked Of Wreckage in ltalion Peaks

Clear Skies Send Air Searchers Out in Force for Lost Plane; One Report Says Wreckage Seen

Plane Searchers Checking Rumors Wreckage Sought   One Report Claims Plane Shot Down  In Romania.   Bulletiz

Admiral Says WeCan Win and Stay in Korea ©  Needn’t Take Chance or   Needn’t Take Chance on Bombing Manchuria, Tells Committeo

Republicans Denounce Truman for Ousting General MacArthur  Most Democrats Rally To President’s Support, National Debate Looms

STAGE I$ SET FOR FINAL ACT ON STATE TAX  “nee and for ‘All’   “Once and for All” Decision Expected In Legislature on Income Levv.

Slave Labor Digs Uranium For Red Bomt  Many Women Among         Many Women Among 200,000 Held In Mines

W. Germans Tell of Red A-Ore Uses  Say Czech Frontier   Say Czech Frontier Total Output Going Into Bombs

Russia Charges U.S. Security ‘Act Subversive   ULN. Is Advised That Soviet Will Press Action in Assembly

Russia Raps U.S. Act  Before U.N.   Says Security Law Intends Spying, Violates FDR Pact

Russia Says Security Act Aimed At Her   Note Charges Violation Of 1933 Roosevelt-Litvinoff Pact :

Key Defense Loads Taken In Emergency   Settlement Attempts To Be Resumed On Monday

700 US. SHIPS " STRIKE-BOUND    *,* e Maritime Union Men,  80,000 Strong, Tie Up All Three Coasts.

CIO Unions Tie Up 700 U.S. Vessels   Members Of Three Unions Stop Works 80.000 Men Idle

RED FORCES ARE HAMMERED BY ARTILLERY  we emy Stabs to With+19 to 15 Miles of   Enemy Stabs to Within 12 to 15 Miles of Seoul on Western Front.   BULLETIN

Europe Must Help Says Ike   Announces Plan Tx Visit Capitals O Pact Countries

‘Ike Says European Democracies  Must Make Sacrifices With America

SENERAL READY TO GO ABROAD  Europe Must Match U. S. Sacrifices ... Eisenhower

LEAVING FOR POST   Eisenhower Says Europe Must Make Same Sacri fices as U.S.

Reds Agree To 5,000 Rotation Troops Per Month, But Refuse To Lift Prison Camp Curtain

Anti-Aircraft Guns Down 3 Allied Planes  Sabre Jets Add   Sabre Jets Add 1] More Communist MIG to War Bag

Red Ack-Ack Bags Three UNPlanes .   MIG-Killing Sabre Jets Claim. Annthane U'-4'

Anti-Aireratt Guns Down 3 Allied Planes   Warships, Carrier  Planes Hammer At North Korea Edges Clashes Are Small

Three UN Planes Downed By Reds   Ground Fire Claims Mustang. Two Jets

Three Allied Planes Lost To Ground Fire As Jet War Gets One Red Mig

Red Anti-Aircraf! Guns Shoot Down 3 Altied Planes   Sabre Jets Bag One MIG and Damage Three in Two Air Battles.

Reds Shoot Down Three Allied Planes   Anti-Aircraft Guns Deal Heavy Blow To UN Pilots

Communist Anti-Aircraft Downs Three Allied Planes In Korea Today

‘Red Anti-Aircraft Guns Shoot Down Three Planes   3 MiGs Damaged, ‘1 Destroyed By Allied Sabres

Reds’ Anti-Air Gunners Down 3 Allied Planes   sabre Jets Destroy Communist Craft And Damaace Three

3 Allied Planes Downed In Korea   Communist Anti - Aircraft Guns Account For Loss

Three Allied Planes} Downec  By Red Flak   UN Raiders Again Hit Communist Ground Forces

Commies’ Guns Hit 3 Planes   Yank Sabre Jets Down 1, Damage 3 In Northwest Korea; 3 Separate Actions

REDS BAG THREE ALLIED PLANES   Enemy Anti-Aireraft Guns Shoot! Down Three Planes “While "U, N. Forces Get One.

Anti-Air Guns Down 3 U.N. Planes; Allies Destroy 1, Hit 3 Foe Craft

Pope Urges Fight  abel:  Against “Books” "Publications Pispoitiag To be Instructional Are  - Obiect of Drive by -Piu:

Pope Urges Fight Against ‘Books’   Publications Purporting To be Instructional Are Object of Drive by Piv:

Senators Angle For Compromise Over Controls   No Solution Seen In Rugged Fight For Law Extension

Compromise in Hot Battle Over Price-Wage Controls, Rollbacks Being Sought in Senate Today

CLO. Ponders  New Boycott Ir Controls Fight   Vires Threat As Compromise Action Fludes Senators

Senators Seek Compromise In Controls Fight  C10 Threatens Boycot! Of Program Unless Changes Are Made

Solors Seek Curb Act Compromise  x x * * *x x * * * *. * *  CIO Leader Threatens Walkout Unless Controls Extended:

Senators Seek Compromise on Control Changes  Ban on Rollbacks Stirs Disputes as Expiration Nears

Acheson Sights Near Disaster In Oil Crisis   Compromise On Wage and Price Control Sought

Controls Fight ls Carried On  ClO Threatens To Bovcott OPS Proarar

Senators Seek Compromise in Steaming Battle  Over Controls But No Solution Is in Sight

New Wage-Price Controls Sought Before June 30  CIO Threatens To Boycott Wage Stabilization Board

Senators Angle For Compromise On Control Bill  Nin, Galiitian In   No Solution In Sight; Present Law to Expire

SENATORS SEEK COMPROMISE ON CONTROLS BILL   CIO THREATENS y STABILIZATION BOYCOTT AGAIN

Moves In Effort To Make Congress Retain Rollbacks   New Control Law During This Week Thought Unlikely

Fconomic Curbs Still Unlndir InSenate Fight  Debate Grows Hotter In Congress; Present  Law Expires Saturday

No Solution In Sight In Control War  CIO Threatens Boycott Again

Senators Seek To Compromise Control Battle.   No Solution Seen In Government’s Controls, Rollbacks

Boycott Is Threatened by C. I. O. . Senators Angle for Controls Compromise

Concession In Control  Row Sought   Seek Compromise In Controls Fight But ‘A Solution Is Not In Sight

TIME RUNNING QUT ON PRICE CONTROL LAY   Congress Strives For Compromise As Rival Interests Still Haggle.

Senators In Battle Over Controls   Compromise Sought In Fight Over Price-Wage Controls

Senators Anole for Compromise in Control Fiaht   No Solution in Sight as CIO Threatens to Boycott the Program

ClO Threatens Again To Quit  Control Bodies   Brief Extension Of Present Program May Be Voted, Leaders Agree

Com promise Is Sought In F oreign Ai Wa ge-Price Curbs Fi ight Plan Ur "er

Senate After Compromise Ir Controls Fight   No Solution In Sight as Senators Wrangle Over Bill

Senators Seek Compromise For Price-Wage Controls, No Solution Is Yet In Sight

CIU Ihreatens Doycott  Senators Drive For Economic Curbs Compromise

WAGE AND PRICE COMPROMISE IS GOAL OF SENATE   No Solution In Sight Over Government Controls And Rollbacks-—Deadline Is Approaching.

General Arrives In Honolulu On Way Back fo U. S.   Leaves Tuesday For Mainland And Big Welcome

IN HONOLULU TODAY: GOTHAM PLANS WELCOME   Will Appear Before Committee After Joint Session

MacArthur Talk Set  House Goes Through   House Goes Through Formality of Voting To Hear General

MacArthur Is Assured Joint Session Speech   House Approves Meeting Thursday Teo Hear General

MaeArthur to Be Heard in  Joint Session   House Agrees That General is to Appear  On Thursday

Congress Agrees To Joint Session Speech Thursday  Tokyo Crowd Pays Final Tributes to Deposed ‘Marshal’

Congres Agrees To Hear General At Joint Session.   Democrats. Promise Every Courtesy to Deposed Commande:

Honolulu Turns Out To Honor Mac on Arrival   Deposed General On Way to U.S. for Big Political Battle

MacARTHUR AT HICKAM FIELD   Two Hundred People Cheer the Former General As Greeting.

GOP Asks Probe Of Nation’s Far Eastern Policies  Truman Tells Why He hinks War on China  mashed Brat enwe Mle rcctne

Million Japs Bid Farewell At Tokyo   Flies To: Coast ‘Tuesday; Report Due Thursday

Legislators Hear General  On Thur rsday   Republicans Hit Back At Truman Charges OF ‘Political Hokum’

MAL TO TALK TQ GONGHESS ON THURSOA)   House Calls a Joint Session Vaughn to Meet General at Airport.

Ferguson Is  ForProbeof East Policy   Republicans Think Two Houses Should Form Group After Hearing  General   Martin Says MacArthur Will Go to Capital From West Coast

Senate Okay Is Expected On Tuesday   General Agrees To Testify In Quster Probe

House Agrees To Hold Joint Meeting   Unanimous Approva _For Plan to Heer Deposed General

MacArthur To Address  Congress   House Agrees Unanimously To Joint Meeting To Hear General Thursday  HERO’S WELCOME  Sen. Fereuson Calls for   Sen. Ferguson Calls for Sweeping Investigation Of Far-Eastern Policies

SCUFFLE RAGES NEAR RAMP OF PLANE   , Photographers Roughed Up  By Air Force Police   Give Conqueror Greatest Acclaim Ever Shown To Foreign Dignitary

Republicans  Want Inquiry Of Asia Policy   Senator Cain Says He Will Move For War On Aggressors

Suspect In Sex Murder Of Child Is Threatened After Body Is Unearthed

Body Of Missinc Ten-Year-Old Girl Is Found   Extra Guards Are Assigned To Guard Suspected Killer

CONTROLS BILL ‘BOUND TO ROB’   Democratic Action Group Opposes Capehart Amendment

ADA Criticizes Controls law  D[t2°..) Mk...   Political Group Asks Amendment

Where To Find It   How Tough Can It Get? Ohio Editor Has A Few Suggestions

1,000 ATTEND PETAIN RiTES   Hero-Traitor To Be Buried On Island Prison

Climbing of Atom Laboratory Fence May Lead to Trial of Newscaster

BACKS MALIK BUT BOASTS IT om   Says U.S. Must Accept Terms of Peaceful Solution Made by Reds.

China Joins Russta In Peace Proposal   Withdrawal Of Troops Held Only Solution To Korean Situation

Chinese Paper Says People Fully Support Malik Offer; Claims Communists Have Aready Gained Important Victory   NORTH KOREA RADIO IGNORES PROPOSAL

Pai  : eiping Says  People ally Support Offer’   While Joining Malik Move, Reds Still Talk Pretty Tough -

Peiping Broadcast Claims Reds Have Won Big Victory  Van Fleet Orders Army to ‘Carry On,’ Gen. Ridgway Silent

Tax Unti It Hurts, Senate Tole   Date for Studying ‘New Boost; Retail Sales Levy Proposed

New S10 Billion Tax Measure ls Being Studied   Truman Says Nation Must Be Taxed More To Pay For Arming

U.S. SALES TAX SUGGESTED TO HIKE REVENUE   President Calls for Taxes “Un. til It Hurts’”’ to Finance Defense.

HST Stresses Need For Hike  National Sales Tax Talked Bv Senator

$10 Billion Hike In Taxes Sought By President  "Tax Until It Hurts’

$10 Billion Tax Hike Plan Studied Today   Taxes to Build Up Allied War Might To Hurt—Truman

Federal Sales Levy Pictured As Possibility   Sen. Byrd Reveals Presidential Letter Outlining Desires

Truman Says U. S. Must Be Taxed "Until # Hurts"   ‘All-Out Taxation Seen Needed to Arm IFeae Wearld Anainet Red Anaratiuan

Higher Taxe: Due To Meet Defense Cost   Truman Advises Byrd Levy Boosts Needed; Sales Tax Possible

“Taxed Until It Hurts.” President States In Letter  Steep Taxation Would Rip Our Economy, Snvder Believes

Wil Consider New Tax Legislation By February 1   Leaders Agree on  Proposals: Federal Sales Tax a Possibility.

COMMERCE OF NATION FEARS MORE LEVIES   President’s Letter Rouses Talk Of A National Sales Tax

Must Tax “Until ft Hurts”—Truman   Letter Arouses Talk Of Levying National Tax on Retail Sales

TRUMAN URGES HEAVIER TAXES   Wants Levies Applied Tc Citizens Until They ‘Hurt’   INEW DEFICITS SEEN

Big New Tax Bill To Reach Congres: By February 1   May Raise Taxes By $10 Billion Morea Year

Congress Sizes Up Revenue Bil At 15 Billions  Federal Sales Levy   Federal Sales Levy May Be One Item

Snyder Fears Economy Can’t Stand. Policy of Balanced Budget   Congress Talking About Sales Levy   Administration Hints Deficit Financing Despite Higher Taxes

New Tax Boost Proposal Slated For Study Feb. 1  - Trumo@n‘s Letter, Byrd Reply Hints

4 < . Doesn't Feel So Good Now  Must Be Taxed Until It Hurts, Truman Tells Byrd

Will Arm World Against Threat OF Aggression   Government Expected To Need Around 75 Billion In Coming Fiscal Year

MULTI-BILLION TAX MEASURE STUDY SET NEXT MONTH   Truman Tells Byrd Levy Is Needed For Defense Against Red Aggression

CONGRESS SETS STARTING DATE FOR TAX BILL   President Writes Byrd That U.S. “Must Tax Until It Hurts”

Congress Opens New Tax Studie: On February 1  Sales Levy Talk   Sales Levy Talk Spreads in Search For Added Money

‘Must Tax Until It Hurts’-Truman   ‘Pay-As-You-Go’ Plan Called Too Severe

Tentative Agreement Reached To Begin Consideration Of Huge New Tax Bill Feb. 1  President Truman Says Nation Must Pav “Until It Hurts”

Consideration Of New Bill Set To Start February    Suvder And Tax Law Fram: ers Set Tentative Date As Truman Warns LU. S. Must Bear Bigger Load

Nation Must be Taxed Until It Hurts: Truman   ln Order to Arm Free Nations Against Red Aaqgression

lax Bill Schedule Arranged   Reach Tentative Okay To Begin Parley On New Federal Tax Bill

Big New Tax Bill Into’ Works February 1: 1°   ‘Congress to Take -Up $10 Billion _: Hike In. Taxes:

National Sales Tax Discussed To Build Army   Some Borrowing May Be Necessary For Rearmament

More Tax Asked By President To Atm Free World      Snyder Warns Of “Harm To Economy ikrom Steen Taxes

Asree on Tax Consideration  On February 1   President Writes Byrd Of Necessity to Tax for Defense Until It Hurts

Retail Levy Talked By Lawmakers   Congress Leaders Reach Agreement On *‘Third-Round’ Move

Congress to Take Up New Tax Bill About February !   Measure May Ask $10 Billion Hike: Little Hope Deficit Can Be Avoided

Congress Sets Date to Study Third Tax Hike   Sen. Byrd Says U, S. Must Impose Retail Seles Levy

Truman Says New Taxes To Face Citizens   'Tax Until Hurts’ Program Planned By President

Declares Nation Must Be Taxed Unti It Hurts   Truman Says Money Is Needed To Arm  Against Communists

= Deficits. Feared: Unavoidable Pe EL PP ig Ef ge PAPI ait Parag tl aC MEALS  Nation Must Be Taxed ‘Until lt Hurts’--HST

Tax Issue to Be U p Karly  In EF ebr wary  = &   Measure Expected To Bring in Ten Billion a Year

Truman Sees Need For New, Heavy Taxes  President Notes Financial Condition In Reoly to Senstor

Truman Tells Byrd Nation To  Be Taxec More To Arm Free World Against Red:

Congress Ready To Start Work On New Increase   Possibility of National Retail Sales Levy Buzzes Around Capitol

Senate Ballot On Troop Use Abroad Looms   Wherry’s Resolutior Expected To Come Up For Decision

Truman Would Tax ‘Until It Hurts’ To Arm Free World Against Reds   President Sounds Warning In Letter To Senator Byrd; Talks Of National Sales Tax Aroused As Result.

Planned Measure Would Raise Taxe: $10 Billiona Year   Truman Tells Sen. Byrd That the Nation Must Be Taxed Till it Hurts

Poison Booze Death Toll 26 In Atlanta   About 100 Others III, Many in Critical Condition.

Charges GOP Chairman Gets  Loan And Fee   Ohio Congressman Claims Gabrielson Did ‘Some Influencing

‘And Now GOP Chief Cited  For Influence  National Chairman Is Accused: {', m0) <P ee A Wits D,. — © on — a

Ohio Conressman Says Gabrielson ‘Used ‘Influence’ to Obtain Loans

Charges National GOP Boss Pressured RFC Teo Get Loan For His Firm

Dealer Accused Of Auto Thefts  Interstate Used Car   Interstate Used Car Theft Ring Charced

Extensive Auto Racket Unveiled   FBI Recovers 28 Stolen Vehicles

Reds Charge Pact Violation   Norway Told Use Of Arctic Islands By NATO Is Hostile

McGrath Orders Inquiry By Justice Department: 4 Separate Probes Begun Into Sheriff's Shooting of 2 Groveland Neqroes in Eustis

Korean Jet Air Battles Continue   Allied Tanks Pound Former Red Bastion Of Kumsong

Great Jet Fight Raging Across Northern Korea   Infantry Mopping Up Chinese Defenders Southeast of City

TANKS BATTER KUMSONG, JETS IN NEW BATTLE   Air Fights Rage For Fourth Day, One Sabre Lost

Migs Jump Sabre Jels   Bombers Fly Through Heavy Flak, Enemy Plane Attack te Drop Bomb Loads

SUN Tanks Again Sheost Up Kum-ong   Great Jet Battle Raves For ith Dav Over Korea ‘Waist?

Tanks Batter Kumsong Base   Jet Battle Rages Over North Korea, Down Red Fiahter

Great Jet Battle Over North Korea   15 Allied Tanke Again Shoot Up  Kumsong; One U. S. Plane Tact

Tanks Shoot Up Kumsong Again   Jet Aerial Combat In 4th Straicht Dav

New Jet War  Over Korea ~ One MIG and One Sabre  Down: Tanke Blact Kiumeane

4TH STRAIGHT DAY OF HEAVY JET BATTLES   Fight Rages Across Korea;  3 B-29s Lost, 6 Damaged’  - In Flight of 9°

Jet Battle Rages 4th DayinNorth   Tanks Return Safely to Lines Through Red Artillery Fire—Troops Mop Up. Hill  Bombs. Dropped B-29s Dump 150 Blast  Charges on Bridge in Sunchon Area   Bombs Dropped

Protecting Fighters Down 1 MIG Red Jets Intercept Raiding B-29s Again

Allied Tanks Pound Old Red Bastion   Historical Jet Battle Continues  To Rage Across North Korean Skies

Allied Tanks Again Make Raid On Rubbled Kumsong   Great Jet Fight Rages For Fourth Dav In Northwest

Another Great Jet Battle, Fourth In Row, Roars Over North Korea   Fifteen Allied Tanks Shoot Up Kumsong Agair Three Big B-29’s Shot Down By Betts On Tueedav.

ALLIES BATTER ENEMY’S LINES   Tanks Blast Kumsong While Great Jet Plane ‘Battle Rages Overhead—wU, N. Troops Advance. ~

Tanks Continue lo Hit Kumsone  Another Jet Battle R oO K  aaqes Vvyer nrored

Infantry Mops Up  Chinese 70 to 150 Red MIGs Take on U. N. Planes

Tanks Shoot Up Kumsong as Big Jet Battle Rages   Enemy MIG and Sabre Jet Lost; Tanks: Take Lives of 85 Chinese

GREAT JET BATTLE RAGES FOR 4TH DAY   Migs Attack B-29 Flight Bombing Sunchon Bridge

Jet Battles Rage Again; Tanks Strike   Battered Kumsong Takes New Beating; Planes Blast Bridge

Jets Tangle Across Korea   Swift Moving Planes Engage in Battle Fourth Straight Day

Tanks Again Hit Kumsong; Air Fight On   Infantry Mops Up Ridgeline Defense Southeast Of City

RED MIG JETS ATTACK BOMBERS ON BRIDGE RUN   INFANTRY MOPS UP ON RIDGE FACING CITY OF KUMSONG

Korean Talks Will Resume In Panmunjom; Searchlights And Colored Balloons Circle Area: Jet Fight Rages Across Korea

Ur Agencies  ied Defense Services Help Wide "Home Away From Home’

our Agencies   lied Defense Services Help : Provide ‘Home Away From Home

DiSalle Faces Double Burden Stabilizing Job  Price And Wages Chief Concern Of  National Executive

Policy OK Links Wages and Prices  WSB Says Salaries To Move with Costs

Rises of 2 Pet. Permitted on  Basie 10 Pet. :   Johnston Calls . Wage Board Policy’: Annronriate Vardetinl

Taft Rejects Wiley Demand fo Call Truman   Not Possible, He Says, and Besides It Wouldn't Help Much

Allied team Back at U.N,  Advance Camp  Ridgway’s Message   Ridgway’s Message Asserts Violations  Will Break Off Talks

Distinguished Alumnus Gen. Marshall Receives Homage of Old Alma Mater

Employers to Gain by New Tax Law   Saving to Missourians $10,000.000 a Year.

Former Clerk Reveals Bid in Trial Testimony   Mrs. Craven Says Request Made Prior To Indictment Date

Lone Deputy Opposes New. Iran Oil Talks   Premier Telis Parliament British Officials Set  To Rannen Parley

Murray Seeks Pay Hike For Steel Workers   Contest Over Wage Order May Arise  From Demands

Steel Pay Parley To Open Tuesday   Union’s Demands  = May Crack Curbs

Murray To Meet Federal Controls Head-On In Talk:   Opens New Contract Negotiations With US Steel Tomorrow

General ‘Freeze Is In Cards   Manpower Controls Also Will Be Used ‘te tae Mececenry’

Controls on the Way .  Order to Freeze Prices, Wage: Expected in Next Few Days

Action Likely In Next 6 Days To Halt Spiral   Truman Also Warns of Sweeping Manpower Controls if Needed

Doctor Facing 70-Year Sentence for Murder,  Kills Himself in Car

Principal In. Murder Case Is Dead of Car Gas   Dr. Rutledge, Who Slew Man Who Seduced Wife. a Suicide

Your Taxpaying Doliar ‘Need Any Bats Or Forks? Army, Navy Have Surplus

North Carolina Students Riot   Police Use Tear Gas on Demonstrators at Raleigh

Girl Forger, Nabbed In is, Among Five T Get Off With Lighter  Penalties.

Paroiee Gets Two-Five Years  In Penitentiary Philipsburg R. D. Man 5 Others Sentenced In Plea Court

Winter Hits the Sunny Southland   Deep Spring Spreads Over South As Far as Parts Of Mississippi, Alabama

Winter Invades Sunny Southland   Three Inches of Snow Falls at Nashville

‘Sunny South’ Anything But As Snow Falls  Cold Weather Keeps Midwest [n Us Grips lan Grane Pasar

More Snow Falls In Mid-Continent   Winter Refuses To Leave Storm In Tennessee

WINTER BIG COMEBACK   New Snow Belt Extends Into Western Gulf States.

Winter Creeps Up On South Again Today   Biting Cold Does Heavy Damage To  Aran

Snow, Steet And. Cold:Hit Areas In Gulf States  - Drifting Snows In Central States Halt ~-Traftie And-Schoole

Pacifie Pact Announced By America   U, S., Australia, And New Zealand In Tentative Agreement

3-WAY PACIFIC DEFENSE TREATY NEAR COMPLETION   Australia, New  Zealand, UV. S. Agree On Past

lran‘s Army Alerted for Oil Trouble   Armed Conflict May Result from Expulsion Order

BRITISH MAY DEFY OUSTER ORDER Iranian Soldiers Reportedly Given ‘Stand-By’ Orders

Tension Mounts As British Ordered To lanore Iran's Expulsion Edict

Home Folks Set For Final Word   Smithfield. id Heep hives ei Longe

Reds Given Hint Of What's Next If Truce Hops   New Charge Hurled At UN of Bombing Near Nom il’s Home

U.N. Planes In Big Attempt To Smash Buildup  Report Red Force Of 625,000 Men About wean To Open Drive  marr RmeT CFLIA i AI

625,000-Mar Force Masses For New Drive   Eighth Army Reports Few Contacts With Foe On All Fronts

FREEOP Ee PCArS [ee i ee  Salt Lake City Blonde Wins:  New ‘Miss America Reions

Utah Blonde Crowned Miss America OF 1951; Indiana, North Careline Girls Second, Third

Miss Utah Winner of Beauty Show   Second Place in Atlantic City Pageant Taken by Miss Indiana.

BLONDE UTAH GIRL NAMED MISS AMERICA   Husky Five Foot Ten Woman Chosen at Shore

Utah Girl Reigns As Miss America...  Blonde First. Chosen In Event Since 1935

THREE DIVISIONS COMMITTED TO NEW OFFENSIVE   Ridgway Expected To Recommend Site Chanae

Get Out the Bathing Suits Boys Former Miss ‘America Into Politics

Nominee Has Resided 30 Years in The Heart of The Region Where Big Developments Are Taking Place —Services of Congressman Familiar With the Many Problems of Area are Necessary.

LEnIGHo GONFEREES RECOGNIZE C0."S CLAIM   County's Growth, Important Development, Require It   HAS SPECIAL PROBLEMS

Standards in The Shift of Population   President Sends to Congress His Suggestions

IKE =DUUI LS UN Abilene Forms Club to Start  Fisenhower-for-President Move

Abilene Begins Call For Ike   Friends Start Campaign Which They Hope Will Become National Demand

U. S. Backed Iran Premier Assassinated   Shot by Gunman at Mosque in Tehran Today   All Sources Agree Communists Are Not Involved in Official's Death.

lran’s Premier Is Assassinated   Officials Say Reds Are Not Involved

lkan’s Premier Is Assassinated   American-Backed Leader Killed By Gur~-- At Mosque

U. S.-Backed Iranian Is  Shot Down   Premier Ali Razmara Assassinated At Tehran Mosque; Slayer Not Identified

American-Backed Premier Of Iran Is Assassinated   Tinnonular With Rich

lran's Premier Is Assassinated At Mosque Gate   Three Religious Fanatics Caught After Slavina

Arrest Reported In Assassination Of fran Premier   American-Backed Leader Murdered By Gunmen In Mosque At Tehran

lran’s U. S.-Backed Premier Razmara Assassinated In Mosque In Teheran

Iran Premier Assassinated  American-Backed   American-Backed Social Reformer Killed by Gunmen

lran’s American-Backed Premier Slain by Gunmen   Authorities Clear Commies in Murder— Blame Placed on Internal Politics

‘Certain Man’ Held as Killer   No Reason Given — for Attack; US Med Backed Reforms

GUNMEN MURDER IRAN’S PREMIER   Political Leader, Placed In Power With American Backing, Assassinated Al Mosque In Tehran.

UN Forces Get Nine Red Planes   Russian Made Planes Meet Defeat In . Fourth Day Of Fight

Communists Pull Back After Waging Savage Struggle for 21 Days to Delay Allied Forces.   ENEMY HOLDS FIRM IN WEST AND CENTER   U.N. Patrols Thrown Back in Chorwon Area—Two U, §, Planes Lost in 4 Days of Air Battles.

Enemy Yields  Ground   28 Communist Aircraft Down Or ‘Damaged  Since Sunday

Reds Compelled To Retreat On Eastern Front   Migs Defeated In Another Aerial Tilt With Yanks

Reds Retreat After Grim East Defense   Give Up Vital Heights As Allies Break Savage 21-Day Sieve

Communist Forces Pull Back After 21 Days of Fighting   Retreat in Korea Comes as Russian-Built Planes are Defeated in Air for Fourth Day

Reds Retreat After Battle On East Front   Pull Back Abrupily as Delaying Action Fails to Half Alies   2U.5. JETS DOWNED   Nine Red Planes Destroyed in + Days, Army Reveals

Red Forces Pull Back In Haste   Chinese Planes © Suffer Fourth Straight Deteat

Communists Pull Back Abruptly in East Korea   Also Suffer New Defeat in Double-Barreled  Ai Encounter

Commies Pull  Back Abruptly In East Korea   Enemy Loses 28 Planes Destroved or Damaged In 4 Daves of Air War

Reds Retreat On East Fron   Enemy Unable To Hal Allied Advance; Aiz Action Fierca

Reds Give Up. Inje Heights   Soviet-Built Planes Meet Ath Straight Defeat

ie on Mayor to War on Vice Gamblers Buy Tampa V Votes For $5-$10, Grand Jury Says

Control of Fisheries Bill Put To Congress by Bob Bartlett   Present Other Bills For House Action

AGREEMENT ON ARMISTICE IS SOUGHT FIRST   Vice Adm. C, Turner Joy, Commander of East Naval Forces, Chief Spokesman.

Admiral Joy Sees Some Possibility of Truce Wednesday   U.S. Five-Man Armistice Team Named: Chinese Left off Communist Delegation at Kaesong

Cease-Fire Talks Will Start Tuesday   Secret Last-Minute Conference Held.» By UN Negotiators’

‘Supreme Commander Warns How, ever That Agreement On Ar.  mistice Must Precede Any ! Cessation Of Hostilities   LAST-MINUTE SECRET CONFERENCE IS HELD

Negotiations To End Korean War Begin Tomorrow   Complete Agreement Necessary Before Hostilities Cease, Says Rideway: Conferences At Kaesong

Cease-Fire = _ Talks Start at 6 p. m. CST   Ridgway Holds Secret Last Minute Talks in. Seoul with UN Team

Gen. Ridgway Flies to Korea to Personally Direct Historic Talks, Warns Reds Have Not Proven Selves, Says Fighting Will Continue

io JAP vA LEY IS AWAITED West Reéduif Of Russian ‘Peace’ May Bring Trouble

List Items Banned To Soviet Bloc  Shipment Would End Foreign Aid

U. S. Reports Sweeping List of Items Aid Nations May Not Export to Reds

Goods Barred From Reds Are Revealed   Thoneande of Items   Thousands of Items Are Included in Ban

Western Union Vice President Arrested For Helping Gamblers Set Up Race Wire

Nab Western Union Officiai   Executive Is Charged In Horse Race Setup

Western Union Officer Held for Establishing iMichiaan Racina Wire

Telegraph Officer Held For Putting In Bookie: Service   Western Union Vice President. Named: In Michigan: Case

Western Union Vice President Faces Charge of Conspiring With Gamblers

First Scone Stone, Now Brittania’s Sword  Scotland Yard Nonplussed Again by Mystery Theft

——Gaads, Chumiey, Inis Can't Go On  First the Scone Stone Disappears, Now Britfannia’s Sword js Missina

Oops! Now Britannia’s Sword Is Gone; What's Next—King George VI?

BAD SHOW! SHARPIES GET BLADE  First Stone Scene, Now _Britannia's Swerd Taken

THINGS GETTING WORSE — Now Britannia’s Famed Sworc  Has Turned Up Missing

Unions Say GOP-Backed Insurance Bill Will Destroy Small Business

pos IS 'BEGGARS' NIGHT’ You'll Have Callers 11   Wa are beggars Of the street: Do we soap...  Mm. a

Mudd Will Become — Auto Commissionel   Governor Announces His Choice For Successor TT, Brico

Probe Exposes Conspiracy Of Reds To Grab All Asia   McCarran Cites Plot To Use Americans To Soften Up Will To Fight Communism

Communists Out te Take All Asia Says Senafor McCarran   McCarran Has Subcommittee Aids In Communist Fight

Red Conspiracy ‘Aimed at Asia   Hearing to Bring Itt to Light: McCarran

McCarran Aims To Bare Red Plo!   Sees Conspiracy To Take Over Asia

‘Americans Used in Red Intrigue to Control. Asia   McCarran Says Senate Hearings Confirm Conspiracy

Conspiracy ‘Evidence’ Is Claimed   Communist Scheme To Capture All Of Asia Still Exists, McCarran Says

PROBE TO DISCLOSE RED-PLAN FOR ASIA   McCarran’. Declares: “Plot. Bxtate . Teday, Cites: Use of . “Americana -

‘Sen. McCarran Says: Subversive Probe To Show Red Cc onspiracy To Take All Asia

McCarran Says Hearings Will Uncover Communist Plot To Take Over Asia

M 'Carran Cites Communist Plot To Seize All Asia   Eisler's Ex-Wife Testifies. Before Senate Subcammittec

Senate Group's Hearing Seeks To Uncover Plot  FE Ee   Americans Being Used. McCarran Says

CONSPIRACY TO TAKE ASIA IS CHARGED   Sen. McCarran Says Committee Hearings Are Designed to Bring Red Plot to Light.   SAYS REDS ARE USING AMERICANS   Mrs. Massing Tells Probers of Her Activities as Pre-War Soviet Espionage Agent.

Soviets Plan To Take Asia Says Senator  McCarran Says His Probe Group Seeks To Reveal Facts

_ RODEO AT FAIR GROUNDS  Fifth Annual Santa Fe Trail Event Wil ba held in Topeka.

 FAIR, WARMER TUESDAY   But Cold Will Hold Thruout State  Of Kansas Tonight

SUNSHINE AND BALMY   Forecast Calls for Generally Fair Weather Thru Friday

Plane Crash Kills 5 Near Pt. Clinton  Detroit Plane Headed For Washinaton Fielc

5 Killed, 3 Injured As 2 Army Planes ~ Crashed Sunday   31 Passengers on One Shir Escape Injury; Members Of C-45 Are Victims

U.S. May Ask Bases In Spain  For AF, Navy   Deal Hinges On Price Set By Franco For Sites, ) Reports Indicate

American Sea, Air Bases In Spain Sought   Deal Must Be Worked Out With Gen. Vraneo To Seeure Defenses

Military Mission To Recommend UJ. § Build Spanish Bases  Officials Believe Move Would Be Big Link In Defenses

RAINS IN NORTHEAST   Downpours Bring New Forecast of Floods in Area

Northeastern Kansas Lashed By New Rains   Slight Flooding of Delaware ond Kansas Rivers Ara Foreca<?

IVLQCAUIN EFIUUIN STAINING  See Possibility General May Complete Testimony On Far Eastern Policy Today

Blue Peneil Of M’Arthur Views Cited   Knowland Claims Too Much Deleted,.Slaps . Testimony “Combing”

MacArthur Says U.N. Approved Dividing Forces   General Tells Of Strategy In Kotean War

Senator Protests Censorship of MacArthur Hearing   Airmen Not Allowed To Bomb Within 5 Miles of Manchurian Border at Outbreak of War

General Queried On ‘End-Of-War' Plan Last Year —   Questioning Conducted By McMahon, Truman Administration Backer

MacArthur Says Moves Strategic   Senator McMahon Cites His Statement About Ending War Before Christmas  ce... Bs. ae.   General’s Reply Puts His Words on Basis  of Desire

General Tells Of Hopes To End War Last Year  CrAT LATSLCAVU/T ARTY Y      Says Important Parts Of Testimony Being Kept From Public

Joint Chiefs of Staff Approved Split in U. N. Forces In Korea, Says General At Hearing   Knowland Wants Less Censorship

Korean Truce Negotiations Still Stalled   No Progress Seen At Long Meeting Of Subcommittee

Paradoxiat Stand Taken By China Reds  Deny They Demand Immediate Truce

Communists Deny Asking Immediate End To Fighting  No Progress In New Meeting Of Peace Conference

Talks Continue, But Little Hope Seen for Truce   .3-Hour Thursday Meeting Ends With No Proaress Reported

No Progress Made at Panmunjom   Communists Deny Seeking Cease Fire Before Armistice.

Red Blarney * Stalls Talks   Another Conference Se DNesnite Stalemate

‘Reds Deny Seeking Cease-Fire Before Signing Of Armistice But Insist Line Be Settled

KK KK NEARLY 100 WHITE AND ~ NEGRO GI'S FIGHT WILD RATTLE IN GERMAN CAFE

Russia Determined To  Go Long Way To Avert New Wehrmacht, Report Some Moscow Diplomats

Rearming of Germany Will Bring War   Diplomats Think Russia Would Fight to Bar Any Such Move

If You Are Wondering About What the Future Holds, Stop! Here It Is in a Nutshell

TRAINS STALLED, PROPERTY DAMAGE INTO THE MILLIONS   Waters Pour Over Tikes ab  Topeka, Race Through  . Manhattan's Streets and Isolate Emporia.   MAYOR OF LAWRENCE DECLARES EMERGENCY   Planes and Boats Used in Rescue Work—Twenty Are Marooned on Housetops  at Sirang City.

REFORM WAVE WASHES QUT   Disappears In Dismissal  Of Graft Charges In  Major Case

PRR RST RCURRR Nt. cade tliigeiinte esimaneae cad HARRIMAN HOSPITAL CASES

Weatherman Says Nasty Time Ahead   Driving Conditions Dif ficult—Slated To Get Worse

Weatherman Says Bad Time Ahead in Area  Driving Conditions      Driving Conditions Difficult—Slated To Get Worse

Last of Eniwetok Series— Greatest Atom Blast Due In Next 10 Days

ATOMIC TESTS ARE DUE SOON   World’s Biggest Blasi Is Expected Within Next Ten Days

‘Biggest’ A-Blast ls Expected Soon   Explosion to Be Grand Finale of U.S. Nuclear Test Series

Greaiest Blast To Be Set Off In Next 10 Days   Will Prove Out More Efficient Atomic Bomb

Dixie Railroads Seek Fare Boost  Ask 10 Per Cent Hike In Passenger Rates

U.S., Britain Open Talks on Ways to Overcome Oil Crisis in Middle East

U.S., Britain: Seek to Keep Oil Flowing.   ~ Meet to. Discuss  Move to Nationalize Bevebevatiwes Yar gee:

Benton Airs His Charges On M’Carthy   Open Hearings on Resolution Seeking Senator’s Ouster

Sen. Benton Says McCarthy Is ‘Perjurer’  Outlines Charges To Senate Group While Under Oath

BENTON DEMANDS HV CARTHY OUSTER AT SENATE PROBE   Charges Wisconsin. Solon Committed’ Perjury And  nr. oe ee Ee.

Benton Accuse: McCarthy of Lying, Deceit   Senator Makes Charge Under Oath as Rules Subcommittee Hears Ouster Resolution

Benton Accuses McCarthy Of ‘Perjury and Deception Against American People’

Benton Accuses Sen. McCarthy Of Perjury   Claims He Deceived American People

Benton Gives Case Against McCarthy   Senate Committee Studies Possible Ouster Procedure

McCarthy Is Accused  Of Perjury   Charge Made by Senator Benton at Opening of Ouster Hearina.

Benton Hurls Perjury Charge At McCarthy   Declares He Will Prove Senator's “Lack of Character”

SENATOR BENTON SAYS M’CARTHY PERJURED SELF   TAKES STAND AT SENATE HEARING ON OUSTER PLEA

McCarthy Accused of Perjury —   Senator Benton Tells of Wisconsin Man’s Record at Hearing

SOLON MAKES ACCUSATIONS UNDER OATH   Marshall Attack Termed Evidence Of Lies. Unsound Mind

a Berere. wee Wants Case Referred to Justice Dept. for Prosecution

Benton Accuses McCarthy of Perjury and Deception”   Benton Claims Made Under Oath At Hearing

Benton Outlines His Case   Badger Senator Refuses to Listen to ‘Mental Midaet’

Benton Accuses McCarthy Of Lying To American People With Charges

Benton Says Sen, MeCarthy  Is ‘Perjurer’   “Accusations, Fly As Hearing Opens On  Qneter Possibilities

Benton Swears Sen. McCarthy Is Perjurer  Colleague Offers 24,000-Word Case In Ouster Effort

McCarthy Is Accused Of Perjury  Berton Claims ‘Red’ Charges Are Deception

Says Wisconsin Solon Guilty Of Decention   Accusations Made Under Oath At Public Hearing

Accusation Of Perj ‘jury on McCarthy  Senator Benton Makes it in a

Makes Charges Against Senator   McCarthy Accused of Decéption by Benton

Senator Benton Accuses McCarthy Of Perjury In Making Red Charges

Benton Claims McCarthy ‘Lied’ In Accusations  Committee Hears Senator’s Charge Of Perjured Data

BentonLashes At McCarthy   Accuses Wisconsin Senator - Of ‘Perjury and Deception’ Of American People

CLAIMS M’CARTHY LACKS INTEGRITY   Senator Benton Goes Before Subcommittee

10 Case Studies To Be Offered   Connecticut Senator Gives Testimony Under Oath

Earthquake Shake:  South California  Los Angeles Rocks; . Damaae Small

Quake Shakes Los Angeles and Immediate Area   ‘Center of Disturbance Be Heved 100. Miles At Seq

Quake Felt In Wide Area Of California  Lit. wr Daal   Buildings Rock In Los Angeles; Damage Is Slight

Strong Quake Hits California   Downtown LA Buildings Shake For 20 Seconds

LOS ANGELES ARTA SHAKEN BY QUARE   DOWNTOWN BULLDINGS ROCKED FOR 20 SECONDS— LITTLE DAMAGE CAUSED.

Bells To Ring Out Here For MaeArthur   Whole Nation To Greet General

NATION PLANS HERO'S SALUTE FOR GENERAL   Local Residents Lay Plans To Participate In Celebration

Army Has Expellec 90 West Pointers   ‘Code of Honor’ Violations In Receiving Academic Aid Resulis In Record Ouster

90 West Point Cadets Ousted For Cheating   Disciplinary Action Called Most Sweeping In School’s History

Rails Ask Hike On Kansas Lines   Would Affect Various Heavy Commodities Moving Within State—Ask for 8%

Wage-Price Freeze Drawing Nearer  Regional ESA Office Scheduled For Dallas

Doctor Uncertain About Davis Move   DECISION FROM HIM  MILE peisic TOWN AWAITS A BEFORE MOVING

Bryan Dorn. Armstrong Visit Korea  BP en maeeileccvore WOR coe   Lawmakers Would Carry Fight To Euemy Territory

Test Survived by Attlee Regime  Labor Party Musters   Labor Party Musters Vote Maiority of 2]

British Labor Beats Crities   Surprising Majority On Issue of 3-Year Rearming Plan

Labor Defeats Conservatives On Arms Issue   Churchill Motion For Vote Of Censure Loses By Surprising 21

Laborites Win Test In Britain  Censure Vote Beaten By 21 Moaioritv

Churchill Given Thumping Defea’ By Laborites   Labor Government Wins Eighth Test. By 21-Vote Margin; ‘Leftists’ Hold Kev

Armament Vote Won By Attlee   British Laborites Beat Churchill Attempt To Push Them Out Of Office

BRITISH LABOR GOVT VICTOR   Again Defeats Churchill By 21-Vote Majority On Arms Plan

BRITISH LABOR REGIME WINS   Attlee Gains Surprising 21-Majority Vote Of Confidence

Britain's Labor Regime Defeats Ouster Attempt   Leftist Bolt Peters Out on Showdown: Margin Is 21 Votes

British Labor Government Keeps Power  8th Conservative Tr’   Sth Conservative Try To Oust Attlee Setup Fails By 21 Votes

A $4,000,000 Motorship—  [Pride of Argentina's Fleet [Rammed and Sank: 238 Saved

238 Rescued From F North Sea :  U.S. Transport Rams Sinks Luxury Liner

Argentine Ship Sunk In Collision With Troopship  Not Single Life Lost In Foggy North Sea

Pride of Argentina’s Merchant Fleet Sinks In North Sea Affer Troopship Collision

Argentin e Motorship Sinks After Collision With U.S. Troop Carrier But All Aboard Saved

N.E. Troopship Rams Vessel;  All 238 Saved   North Sea Fog Causes Mishap 10 Arvooentine Craft

ARGENTINE SHIP LOST IN CRASH   All Aboard Saved By U. S. Troopship Hersey, Which Survived

Argentine Ship Sunk In Collision With Troopship  Not Single Life Lost

238 Are Saved In Ship Crash In North Sea   Survivors, Yank Troops Dock At Port In Germany

SHIPS COLLIDE IN NORTH SEA   New Argentine Vessel Sinks After Ramming U. S. Troop Ship

U. S. Troop Carrier Rams Vessel... . ERTS: SESSED ey  Crews Are Saved As Ships Collide

238 on Ship Rescued After Crash af Sea   ‘Vessel Is: Ranimed : By Troop Transpott,

Argentine Ship Rammed, Sunk  By Troopship   Accident Occurs In North Sea. All 238 Aboard Saved

SHIPS COLLIDE; 43RD DIVISION TROOPS SAFE   Argentine Vessel Rammed by U. S. Transport, Sinks in North Sea.

New Argentine Ship Sinks In North Sea   U.S. Troopship Rams $4 Million Craft In Heavy Fog; All Aboard Rescued

238 Are Saved When Ship Sinks  Argentine Vessel Is  Ramme acy bade

Troopship Hit Argentine Liner  All Rescued; Local Saldier Was On Board

Two Ships Collide; All Aboard Saved  New Argentine Vesse' Sinks After Crash With U. $. Troopship

Bidding For a Negotiated Peace, General Says  Alternative Would Be All-Out Atomic War,  Secretary Believes

"Deal Such Loss Thaf Foe Yields”   Objective Is Avoidance Of Atomic War with Ne Apnneasement.

[To Avoid an Atomic War Without Appeasement to ‘Cost Period of ‘Patience’

Explains Wherein MacArthur Differed With Presidént and General Staff.

Russia Has Man y Planes Near Korea   UN Troops Ordered To Stay Away From Siberia, Secretary Says

Outlines Policy — To Avoid Atomic War, Appeasement   secretary Says Terrific Casualties Should Bring Negotiated Peace With Chinese Commies

Ferguson Claims Taft's Race Drew Government Aid   Says Big Companies’ ‘Tax Money’ Went Into Ohio Campaian

Political © “Termites’  To'Get It’    Did «a Lot of Tax Money Go Dow ma the Drain: p  \Ferouson Hits Government's ‘Taft Drive

Taft Effort Subsidized, Loser Says   Demoerat Charges Govermnent Cheatec Out Of Tax Money

Taft Donations Cheated U.S., Opponent Says  Ferguson Asks Law   Ferguson Asks Law Against Tax-Free Political Outlavs

Ferguson Accuses aft of Subsidy Defeated Demo Says  Government Cheated  By Political Ads

U. . ‘Subsidized Taff's Campaign Ferguson Says   Charges Large Firms Cheated Government Out of Tax Money

Demo Senator Sounds Off At Taft Hearings   Mud Slinging Gets In High Gear Over 50 Campaign Fund

Taft Attacked On Campaign Expenditures   Defeated Candidate Says Ohio Senator's Race Was Subsidized By U. S. Government

Ferguson Claims Govt. Lost On Taft   Says Large Firms Backing Senator Ran Tax-Deductible Ads

Ferguson Hurls New Taft Blast   Claims Senator’s Campaign In 1950 Subsidized

Accused Of Spending Tax Money... . ee a  Taft Is Questioned On Campaign Fund

Private Plane  Crash Kills 2   3 Others Hurt Returning From Wantine Trin

This Might Have Been a Hoax But 2 Grandmothers Enjoy It   Trip Is Not Without Benefits, They Find

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours

Grandmothers, Lured To State By Hoax, Decide :To Relax, Enjoy First Vacation

Two Grandmothers Enjoy Vacation After Hoax Takes Them to Santa Fe

Two Grandmothers Enjoy Huge Hoax  * * * -% * * omy. D.. pI. D.Don Ph. Pop ah. _ ra re 7

Hoax Trip Strands Two Grandmothers, ‘But Happy Ending Seems to Be Ahead

Allies Repulse Night Attacks Of Communists   Reds Throw Heavy Artillery Barrage Behind Their Thrust:

Red Artillery Backs Attacks  Two Communist Night Patrols Repulsed —~—

ADMITS KILLING ELDERLY MOTHER   Illinois Man Says She Was the Devil.

BENTON VET KILLS MOTHER, 80 YEARS OLD   Fires 16 to 18 Close Range Rifle Shots at Her in Yard; Seven Take Effect.   KILLED HER TO “SAVE THE WORLD’   Quiet, Frail Ex-Soldier Frederick Tiberend, 35, Tells Sheriff Aged Mother” Was the Devil.”*

Conference Ends with Evidence of Compromise   Delay Believed to Be for Study of Counter-Moves

Meyers Given Year’s Term,  Fined $15,000   Cashiered General Sentenced For His Evasion Of Taxes

mary AC & MEYERS GIVEN  YEAR AND DAY   Air Force General Sentenced For Evading $61,400 Income Tax

Mevers Gets 1-Year Term In Tax Case   Ex-General Fined For $61,400 Fraud   ee Former Air Force Officer Pleads Guilty To Evasion Charges

Meyers Jailed And Fined For Evading Taxes   Former General In Air Force Pleaded Guilty To Charges

Meyers Gets New Prison Term, Fine  Former Air Force General Sentenced

Ex-Gen. Meyers Gets Year Term As Tax Cheat   Cashiered Wartime Officer Sentenced For Evading Toxes

Superforts Blast New Base Near Red Manchuria:   All Planes Return’ To Bases; Results Described As Good

B-19s Plaster Enemy Jet Base  Allied Ground Unit [ i ne 2 we or ee

Superforts Plaster Red Jet Air Base   100-Pound Bombs Spilled by B-29s On 7,100 Runway; All Planes Return

10 Superforts Plaster New Red Ai Base   Strike Made Near Manchuria, South Of Yalu River

ALLIES BOMB EDGE OF YALU   Hit Close To Manchuria Sanctuary; Destroy & Plahes

GIVES REPORT ON FAR EAST AFFAIRS TO JONT SESSION         Will Leave During Afternoon For  New York

New War Policies Needed  Must Hold   Must Hold Our Islands In Pacific:   Fall ‘of Formosa *, Would. Bring: Loss [Of AH Pacifie

Evicted Family  Given Jail Space  Sheriff Provides For Vet's Family

TRUMAN ACTED ON OWN FIRING LAMAR CAUDLE   Attorney-General Say: He Wasn’t Informed By President

TRUMAN LET OUT CAUDLE WITHOUT SEEING M’GRAT   Attorney General Testifies President Never Gave Him Detailed Reasons For His Action.   OUSTED CALIFORNIA COLLECTOR INDICTED   Revenue Bureau Abandons Policy of Allowing Sick Persons to Escape Tax Prosecutions.

Atty. General Likes Caudle For Big Heart  Hf Health Not To  Be Alibi To Avoid ~ Tax Prosecution

Says President: Acted on Own: In Firing Caudle   informs Committee Of New Choice for West Coast Post

Truman Fired Caudle on Own, McGrath Says   Declares He Doesn't Yet Know Reason: and That Caudle “Has a Great Heart’: Smyth Indicted in Frisco.   HUGE ARMY LOSSES STUDIED

President ActedonOwn In Firing .  Of Caudle   Was Never Given Any Details, Attorney General Savs on Stand

Not Advised On Firing, Official Says  For Caudle Ouster, MC vath Telle Wance

Terrorists Attack British Plant in Suez  Guerrillas Instructed On Taeties in Book Being Distributed

State City Cut Off From Rest of Oklahoma by High Water in Three Directions

Miami Takes Flood Brunt   tsolated from Rest of State, 2,000 Driven from Homes As High Waters Hit:

TRUMAN GIVEN WAGE DISPUTE BY STABILIZER      Industry, Labor Both Reject Proposal By Johnston

State's Unruly Assembly Faces Two Big Issues   Redistricting, Highway Problems Confront Returning Solons

i  Legislature Back To Work This Week   Redistricting And Road Program Biggest Issues

GOP, Says Truman Seeks To Discredit MacArthur As Congress Sets Probe

Charge Smear Of General by  The Democrats   Republican Backers of Deposed Commander  Angry About Dispatch

EFFORT TO “SMEAR? WARTHUR Th SEEN BY REPUBLICANS   Charge Grows Out of Dispatch Dealing With Truman Talk on Wake Island  With Man He Fired.   DESIGNED TO SHOW GENERAL WAS WRONG   He Is Said to Have Predicted Chinese Would Not Invade Korea and Voiced Confidence in Victory.

GOP Charges Smear Effort  Te i« o ree   ‘Party Says Truman Discredits General

Committee Will Demand All Data In Korean Study   Republicans Charge “Smear’’ In New York Times Story That MacArthur Was Caught Unawares By Red China’s Entrance Into Battle

Senate Unit To Call for All Papers   G.0.P. Charges Planted “Leak” of Data To Smear General.

Claims Demos  Smearing Mac  GOP Says Administration Trving To Discredit Him

Congress Asks Secret Data on Traman-M'’Arthur Split   General's Aide Charges Neither State Department Nor Intelligence Units Warned of Potential Chinese Intervention   2 Held as Atom Spies

GOP Charges Smear Effort On MacArthur  Wake Island Story Biased, Is Charge

Senate Panel To Demand "All Documents   Probe To Study Events Preceding General’s Dismissal

GOP Claims Attempt To  Smear Mae   Historic Policy Split Heads For Consress: Airing

GOP Charges Truman of Giving "“One-Sided" Account   Hit Presidential Conference on Korean War in Move to "Discredi#"™ MacArthur   MacArthur Aide Reports No One Knew Of Red China’s Intent to Enter War   Maj. Gen. Courtney Whitney Issues Statemen In Reference to Wake lefand Conferanca

:Republican Congressmen Accuse Trumar * Administration of Discrediting M’Arthur

e-Sided Story Told By Demos, Sav GOP Leaders   ‘Russell Says All - Available Evidence “Will Be Presented -

Republicans Accuse Truman Group Of Being ‘One-Sided’   Ran Martin

DEMOCRATS WON'T ‘GET AWAY WITH IF MARTIN DECLARES   One-Sided Data On Wake Parley Given, General's Backers Say   PROBE TO OPEN SOON   Demands ‘Grow for Documents Bearing Gn Far East Policy Split

Senator Wants All Documents. For Asia Probe   General's Aide Says Washington Cought By China Entry, Too”

Oil Talks  Break Down   Iran Refuses Britain’s Cash Offer and Asks U.S. to Intervene

IRAN REJECTS BRITISH OFFER IN OIL SCRAP   Negotiations Smashed And U. S. Is Asked  To Intervene

British-lranian  Oil Talks Halt   Bitter Disagreement Over Nationalization—Both Sides Standing Firm

Britain's Offer  To Iran in Oil  Fight Rejected Talks Broken Off  As Crisis Grows Over Seizure

Britain Prepares to Use Military Force to Guard Lives and Property; New Threats From Tehran.

British Oil Offer Rejected By iran Nationalization Issue  Breaks Down tn Bitter Dicanreement

lran, British Oil  Discussions Halt  Parley Breaks Up In Disagreement

Iran Oil Talks  Halt in Bitter  Disagreement Premier Mossadegh Asks U. S. Envoy to Help  On Natinanalizatinn Di-wn

NEW CRISIS RISES IN TRAN AS O1L TALKS COLLAPSE   British Offer of Financial - Advance as Substitute for Profits Rejected   MAY HALT OIL OUTPUT   Special Cabinet Meeting Is Called for Today to Decide fran’s Next Step

Each Nation Calls Special Cabinet Meeting  Trees Alerted To ‘ Meet Eventualities

AIOC Offers $28 Million In Oil Dispute   Iran Demands 75 Per Cent Of Profits Since March;  Grady Sees Premier

U.S. TEMPTS IRAN WITH TALK OF LOAN   Ambassador Grady Makes Suggestion as British Try To Stave Off Refinery Seizure

lranion Oil Talks End In Bitterness   British Negotiators Say fran Refuses All But  Their Own Demands--Ce ae en Se, a ae sf

lran, Britain Break Off Oil Conference   Nationalization Talks End in Bitter Disagreement

lran Rejects British Offer: Talks Halted  Parley Breaks Dowr In Bitter Dispute; New Crisis Looms

Midwest Has Comparative-Heat Wave While Severe Cold Grips The East

Franchot Tone Drops Charges In Neal Fight   Hopes to Reunite With Barbara In East

900,000 WELCOME PRINCESS IN TORONTC   Greeting Dwarfs Any Reception Royal Couple Has Encountered in Canada,

Red China Move by Russ Seen  Soviet to Attemp'   Soviet to Attempt UN Approval of Mao Government

Russia Hopes UN Will Take China As New Member   Soviets Propose Replacing Chiang Govt. With Mao’s

Mystery Veils Whereabouts of Clementis, Former Czechoslovakian Foreian Minister

Forsythe's Dope Trial Set Oct. 3  Narcotics Suspects Waive Jury Hearing

Tornado Hits Richmond, Va. Damage Heavy   * £00 Homeless And Property Loss More Than $1,000,000

Tornado Strikes Richmond Area   Over 100 Homeless; Damage Extensive

Tornado Damage Near $1 Million InRichmond, Va  Over 100 Homeless In Aftermath Of Raging Twister; None Killed

Armistice Talks Reach Impasse   But Bait’s ¢ Offered “in Truce Stalemate

Acheson Pledges Help To Gef Italy Info UN   Secretary Tells Premier U. S. To Back Plea

Healthy Siamese Twin Boys, Joined At Abdomen, Bornto Dayton Parents

World’s Largest Carrier, Forrestal, Will Have Television Aids for Plane Landings

Agricultural Department Predicts : Record High for Cattle by January

Agencies Hurry To Enforce New Controls Law   Truman Says, Act Will Send Prices, Wages Up

New Control Regulations Put In Use   Wages and Prices Exoe To Spiral After ruman Reluctantly  Signs 1-Mo. Measure.

Agencies Move To Enforce New Controls Bill   11-Month Economic Meas. ure Signed by Reluctant President Truman.

Truman Signs Bill But Fears Spiral  New Controls Go Into Effect— President Says He Will Ask  For Strensthening Amendments

Controls Bill Signed Info Law By President   Truman Warns. New Act Will Up Wages, Prices

Controls Nill Hike s, Wages   n Signs Bill antly; Govt. __  ies Act Quickly

Enforcement Of Controls Bill Starts   Economic Measure Signed By ‘Truman; Prices May Go Up

Credit Eased On TV Sets, . Cars, Radios      Truman Signs Bill . Reluctantly: Warns . It Will Raise Prices

Move fo Enforce Control Bills Signed Reluctantly By Truman; He Asked More

Truman Signs Economic Controls Law But Says It Will Boost Prices

Controls Relaxed As Truman Signs Bill Reluctantly   Credit Restrictions Eased; President Sees Price Rise

Government Moves Swiftly to Enforce New Controls Law  Installment Buying Made Easier’ Truman Airs Dissatisfaction

Dispute Over Judgment Of ‘MacArthur Is  Before Senate   é Gen. Collins Charges That Far East Chief Violated Military  . Order In Karean War

ARMY'S CHIEF DUB FOR WORE QUESTIONING   Investigation of MacArthur Ouster Is Seen Entering New Field.

Experts On Not Spending Money—  Board Would Save Taxpayers’ Money

Congress Plans Own Economic Advisory Staff  Would Look Into Administration

NEW ATOMIC TESTS   Series Will Get Underway Soon in the State of  Nevada

New A-Tests Are Planned In Nevada  Radiation May Be Detected Across Nation

NEW ATOMIC TESTS TO START SOON IN NEVADA   Radiation May Be Detected in Other Parts of the Country But Will Not Harm Vegetation or Animal Life.

ew Atom Tests ill Start Soon  . Radiation Will Cover ear F.. ££ 2. gpprra ff...

New Atomic Tests Set for ‘Nevada Soon   Later Test Planned to Bi Open to Press and (jvi] Defense

New Atomic Tests To Get Underway Soon in Nevada  Resultant Radiation

U.S. to Urge Action by U.N.   Resolution Is Drawn Ly To, Condenin Peminge

She Wants a Husband to Pay Bills: Gets Offers from Four   Her Mother is Ill and Income Limited

Won't Reveal. Applicants  ‘Woman's Plea for Mate t to Helr Pay Bills Gets Four Answers

FOUR EAGER SUITORS   FOUR EAGER SUIFORS  Woman's Plea for Mate to Pay Bills Gets Replies

Separate Quarters for Negro Girls If Transferred Here   Senate Bill Requires Training School Board Approval of Change.

Protests On Secret Hearing   Gen. MacArthur Scheduled For Appearance at Closed Session

Korean Policies  Says All Bu P 1W creo  FEUD AT WHITE HEAT  General MacArthur Goes Before Secret Senate Ses sion Lomorrow

AEC Officials State Desired Data Obtained   ‘Baby Bomb’ Sends. Miniature Mushroom Cloud Into Skies

REPORT PLANES FLEW LOW TO LEARN EFFECT   Some Of Observers 30 Miles Away  Didn't Hear Blast

U.S. Jet Bomber: Photographing Chinese Bases      Long Distance Pictures Taken

Jet Bombers Used To Photograph Red Installations Over Korean Border

Jets In Korea Take Pictures  Cameras Aimed Over Manchurian Border

JET BOMBERS TAKE PHOTOS IN KOREAN WAR   With New. Camera, Car Shoot” Bases Far Inside Manchuria.

Jets Used For Taking Photos Of Red Fields   Long Distance Pictures Of Red Bases Are Being Snapped.

12 Nations Open Meet To Hike Defense  NATO Council In Ottawa; Red   NATO Council In Ottawa; Red  Avoression To Get Warning

Parley Opens To Strengthen West Defense   Note Hopeful Despite Prospective Fight _ On Greece and Turkey

‘Lonely Hearts’ Slayers Resigned To Death In Electric Chair Tonight As Murder Payoff

Two Grasping Lovers Are Reported Calmly Resigned To Execution Fate

LONELY HEARTS LOVERS DIE IN CHAIR TONIGHT   Murder-for-Profit Pair Doomex in Scheduled Quadruple Execution. °

LOVE SLAYERS READY TO DIE   Lawyers To Continue Ef. forts To Save Mrs. Beck And Fernandez

RESCUERS BATTLE REDS WITH .45'S "Copter Pilots Save Eight Wounded, Trapped Gis

More Crash Pictures on Page 2.   Wounded, Surrounded Infantr ymen Saved by Daring Helicopter Rescue

RED CHINA MOVE DEALT BLOW BY-UN   Russian Proposal Left Off Agenda OF Paric Acecanmhly

CHINESE ISSUE IS TOSSED OUT   Russia Loses on Demand Reds Get Seat in Assembly

UN STEERING COMMITTEE REFUSES TO PUT RED CHINA ISSUE ON MEETING AGENDA

Body Declines Agenda Place   Steering Committee Says ‘It’s Inadvisable To Discuss It Now’

Soviets Rebuffed ~ On Seating China   Steering Committee Refuses 11-2 to Put Question o1 Agenda of General Assembly at Parise —

Russia Defeated On China UN Seat   Steering Committee Votes Against Putting Question on Agenda

Last-Ditch Assembly  Fight Seen   ‘Korean Situation’ ; Cited for Making Debate Untimely

Russia's Campaign To Seal Red China in U. N. Defeated   Steering Committee Votes ll to 2 Against Putting Question Before Assembly.

REFUSE REQUEST FOR DISCUSSION OF RED CHINA   AUSTIN DECLARES PROPOSAL REJECTED NEARLY 90 TIMES

RUSSIA LOSES VOTETOSEAT CHINAINU.N   Matter Will Be Kept Off Agenda of General Assembly.

Western Bloc Administers a Sharp Setback   Austin Says Russia Made Move at Least 90 Times in Assembly

Russia Rebuffed  On Peiping Issue  U.N. Group Won't Take Up Demand

Russian Bloc Defeated By 11To2 Vote   Russia Expected To Push Move Further; U. S. Keeps Initiative At U. N. Sessions

Russia Defeated In New Move To Seat Red China   U.N. Committee Refuses To Put Question On Agenda.

Soviet Given Setback On Red China  U.N. Group Refuses To Take Up Questio:

Russia Defeated In Move To Seat Red China In UN   Steering Group Refuses To Put Question’On Agenda Of General Assembly

Russia Suffers Defeat in Try To Seat Reds   » China Question Kept Off Agenda

Russia Suffers Another Defeat   Persistent Campaign to Seat Red China in U.N. Fails

Russian Move To Seat China Reds Defeated  Steering Committee Refuses to Put Case

U. N. Committee Defeats Red Bid   Steering Group Refuses te _ Put Red China Issue  on Agenda   EXPECT MOVE AGAIN   LArEVUL WIUVE AGAIN U. N. Mediator in Kashmir  Given More Time to Work Settlement

Floor Battle or Measure By Russians  Is Predicted   SameProposalConsidered, Rejected Nearly 90 Times, Austin Says

RED CHINA IS AGAIN DENIED SEAT IN U.N.   Steering Committee Refuses, 11-2, to Put Chinese Question on Agenda of U. N. Meeting.   y RUSSIA MAY TAKE ISSUE TO FLOOR   U. §. Delegate Leads Fight on China; Says Admission Already Beaten 90 Times.

Steering Group Bars Discussion   Soviets Suffer Sharp Defeat In Campaian to Seat Satellite

11-2 Vote Beats Attempt fo Grant Communists Seat  Disar rmament Propo: osal coled in Maceaw

Russia Suffers New Defeat In United Nations   U.N. Committee Rejects Its Latest Demand for Red China Membership

Refuse fo Put Seat for China On U.N. Agenda   Russia Suffers Sharp Defeat In Committee Action

[RUSSIA SUFFERS SHARP SETBACK BY VOTE OF 11-2   Steering Committee Refuses To Put Question On Agenda—Reds Fxpected To Renew Battle.

Sharp Defeat For Russia On China Issue   Committee Rejects Request to Put Question on Agenda

Steering Group Puts Question Off The Agenda   Soviets Not Expected To Give Up Without a Final Floor Fight. .

U. N. Committee Refuses Seat To Chinese Red:  Soviet Russia Loses Attempt To Win U. N. Recognition

Steering Group Votes 11-2 Against Plan   Final Fight Is Due On Floor of Assembly Later

Russia Loses by 11-2 Vote In Attempt to Seat Ally; Malik Plans to Try Again

Peron Troops Crush Revolt In Argentine   Mendenez Seized; General Rawson Is Fugitive

Egyptians and British Engage In Bloody Clash   29 Deaths Reported In Bitter Fighting Around City of Suez

Serious Clashes In Egypt Bring Deaths To 29  Fi ghti ing Shatters  Teen Naaatinted   Fighting Shatters Truce Negotiated After Ismailia Fray

BRITISH TROOPS, EGYPTIANS CLASH   TWENTY-NINE REPORTED DLAD IN FIGHTING IN SUBRZ CANAL ZONE.

29 Killed When British Troops, Egyptians Clash   Fighting in Town Of Suez Reported As Still Raging

Egypt heports Clash Resumed In Canal Ares   Sixty-Eight Said Wounded In Bitter Street War; iy eres     °P Prisoners

Only 43 Years Late,  Returns with Powder, ' Three Cents in Change

UN Command Reports 450 US POW’s Died   First POW Letters Start Toward US

U.N. Reports 450 Unlisted POWs Died   Each Side Accuses Other of Stalling on Truce Nevotiations

450 Yanks Die in Red Prison Camns   U.N. Says Victims Not Included in Foe’s Roster of 11,559

WERE BULK OF GROUP LEFT 001 OF REDS’ LISTS   Communists Claim United Nations Has Complete Reports

At Least 450 U. S. Soldiers Have Died in Red Prison Camns   U. N. Announcement Based on Study of Communists Wednesday Report.

Allies Disclose 450 Yanks Died In North Korea   Reds Claim Complete List Of Prisoners Given To UN

450 UN POW's Figured Dead In Red Camps   77 Per Cent Of Known Prisoners Included

UN. Reports 450 Soldiers Die In Camps   Communique Says Figure Is 77 Pet. Of Unaceounted Mer

U.N. Asserts 450 Prisoners Died in Enemy Camps   Communists Indicate Complete List Is in Allied Hands

ACCOUNT FOR MAJORITY OF UN MISSING   Communists Indicate A Complete POW List Given Allies

Base Figure On Study of Red Report   Men Not on Roster of Captives Listed by Foe Last Week.

450 Americans Died of Disease  In Prison Camps U.N. Report Cites Disparity in Red List of Captives

Reds Report On Fatalities Of Prisoners   U.N. Accuses Commie Leaders Of ‘Insincerity’

AT LEAST 450 YANKS DIED IN NO. KOREA   Communists Fail To Account For Others Listed As Missing.

450 POWs Died In Korea Camps UN Claims Today   Red Air Build-Up In Truce Picture

United Nations Command Asserts At Least 450 Americans Died  In North Korean Prison Camps  Enemy General Says U. S. Troops Not Accustomed to Climate

450 UN Troops Died As POWs, ‘Allies Contend   Reds Hint Complete List Of Living Pris oners Has Been Released

Communists Maintain Complete List Of Living U. N. Prisoners Already ‘In Hands of Allied Negotiators

At Least 450 Americans Die In Red Camps   Many Imprisoned Anc Not Accounted For In Later Reports

Reds Indicate Complete List Is Submitted   Allied Communique States 77 Per Cent Of UN Troops Are Accounted by Reds

At Least 450 Died In Red Prisons   No Accounting Yet  Ot Some 50,000 Captured UN Troops; Reports Are Studied

450 Soldiers Died in Enemy Prison Camps   North Korean Attributes Deaths to. Disease and Exposure

UN Sources Say 450 Yanks Died in Red Prison Camps  Wrongling Continues to Snarl Truce Talks;  Paclo ewes Pee ee Bec Mok Peta

‘UN Officials Disclose 450 Americans Died in North Korean Prison Camps

Many POW’s Died In Red Korea Camps.  U.N. Reports   ‘Check Attempted On All Men Known To Have Been Held

BELIEVE 450 YANKS DIED IN PRISON CAMPS   Communists Hint Com: plete List of All Living Men Turned Over.

Reds Report Death of 45( Yank PWs   Communists Say Complete List In U. S. Hands

U. N. Command Says 450 \American Soldiers Have Died {In N. Korean Prison Camps

At Least 450 Yanks Died In Prison Camos of Reds   Reds Say Complete List of Prisoners Is In U. N. Hands

Disease Given As Cause For Most Of Deaths   Victims Were Not Listed On Previous Communist Roster

—PRISONERS— Says 450 Amerieans  Have Died  No Accounting Of Other UN Troops

450 U.S. GI's Died in Korean Prison Camps  Reds Hint Strongly Many Alliac Died of      Reds Hint Strongly Many Allies Died of Disease or Exposure

UN Believes ‘450 Gls Died In Prison Camp   American Soldiers Not Listed By Chinese Reds

450 U.S. PW’s Died in Korea  Prison Camps   Men Were Not Listed In Communist Report Of Living Prisoners

Reds Hint Many Americans Died Ate Capture  epantisé:ane fan   Negotiations for Truce Continue At Panmuniom

Were Not On Recent Red Lists   Accounts for 77 Per Cent of Known Captured

U. N. Commander Says at Least 450 American Soldiers Have Died in N. Korean PW Camps

All Living American POW Reported, Say Communists   77% of Captured Allied Troops Missing From List

450 Yanks Have Died In Prison Camps—U.N.   Soldiers Not Among 11,559 On Red List; Communists Indicate Report Now Complete

Reds Declare List In Allied Hands Is Complete One   Announcement Based On Study Of Wednesday Reports By Enemy

AT LEAST 450 YANKS DIED IN PRISON CAMPS   U. N. Says Deaths Account for 77 Pet. of War Prisoners Not Listed by Enemy.   COMPLETE LIST OF LIVING !S DELIVERED   N. Korean General Says Americans Suffered From Climate and Local Diseases. Talks Go On.

450 Of Yanks Known To Die In Red Camps  Korean Front Fails To Explode Despite End.Of Agreement

LIST OF ONLY ‘LIVING PW'S IN US HANDS.   Believe Many Died Of Disease Or Allied Fire

450 US POWs Die in Camp   Not Among Those Listed on Roster of 11,559 Prisoners

BASE NUMBER ON REPORT BY FOE   Communist General States Many Died Of Disease   U.N. NEGOTIATORS   Again Accuse Reds Of Insincerity And Stalling Truce Parleys

All Living Men Listed, Reds Assert   Native Diseases Blamed For Many American Deaths

UN Says 450 Gls Have Died In Red Prisons   Communists Say List Of Living Men Is Complete

American Deaths In Prison Camps Said About 450   Communists Indicate List Of Living Prisoners In Allied Hands Complete

UN Fears 450 Gls Died in Red Camps   Enemy Casualties Set at 1.546.268

Aiteast 400.5: Soldiers Died in Red POW Camps   List From Enemy Now Complete; Disease, Ai: Raids Took Heavy Tol!

Foe Hints All Living Have Been Reportec   Thousands More Dead North Korean Army Spokesman Indicates

450 Yanks Die In Red POW Camp:   Number Is Based On Study Of Repozt  Krom Comniimnists

Living Captives Are All Listed, Reds Maintain   First Knowledge of Any Deaths in Camps Is Received by Allies

At Least 450 Die  In Prison Camps   U.N. Lists That Number o ~ Yanks Unaccounted for  by Reds   OUT OF GROUP OF 585   —=—_ SS SS _ = eS Se SV OS —_— = =e eS  Communists Claim Complete Roll of Living POWs Already In

450 UN Men Believed Dead In Red Camps   Allies Studying List of Missing Given By Enemy

BASE NUMBER ON REPORT BY FOE   Many Died Of Disease  U.N. NEGOTIATORS   Again Accuse Reds Of Insincerity And Stalling Truce Parleys

U.N.COMMAND  SAYS 450 GI's DIED IN PRISONS   Reds Indicate Complete List Of Living Prisoners Already Turned Over

450 Americans  Died in Prison UN Command Says Soldiers  Ct ee ee ee ee ee

STEEL CUTS MAY IDLE FORD WORKERS   10,000 Face Loss of Jobs Because of Production Curbs

Tax Increase Scheduled for Quick Approva   Measure Due to  Receive Final Vote By niientaie

Huge Tax Bill Passage Seen   Largest Increase In History Of U. S.

Huge Tax Increase Ready For Approval   Debate To Be Limited Passage Expected Yet Thie Week

(Mao, Mystery’ Man of Far-East;1s;-__ el ‘Recovered, 4s in Firm Control of Chita.

Mao Tze-Tung, Deadly Foe Of Western World, Back At Head of Chinese Reds

Works Long: On Answer  Message Cau uses   Message Causes Speculation As . To Resumption Of Talks or Concession:

Waiting For Answer By Gen.Ridgway   Allied Supreme Commander Working On Reply To Take Up Truce Talks

Ridgway Working On Reply to Reds   May Seek Guarantees as Price of Resuming Talks

Ridgeway Works On Reply to Reds Offer To Resume Talks   Spends Long Hours on Message: No Word to Public on Its Content.

No Word Whether He Will Agree to Renewing Talks   U.S. and Red Jets In Big Battle Over ‘MIG Alley’

Patrolling Of Neutral Zone Mav Be Asked   Allies Push Forward On East-Central Battle Lines

RIDGWAY DRAFTS ~ TRUCE TALK NOTE   Answer to Reds May Decide Whether Parley Will Be Resumed

Ridgway Works On Reply to Red: On Cease Fire   Huge Jet Battle Rage As Ground Action Stackens Busy Pace

Ridgway. Works On Red Reply   He'll Authorize Resumption Now Not Known Whether

Gen. Ridgway Works on Reply  No Hint Given on What UN Answer Will Be

Work on Reply to Communist Truce Offer   May Demand -Kaesona Patrol

Gen. Ridgway Working Long Hours on Reply To Red Offer for Resumpfion of Talks —

Ridgway Drafting Reply To Red Offe  'To Resume Cease-Fire Negotiations

GENERAL RIDGWAY STILL PONDERING CEASE-FIRE REPLY   May Demand Patrol ©} Kaesong Neutral Zone " Dy Bath Sidec

Commander Works Long On Answer   Message Causes Speculation As  To Resumption Of Talks or Concessions

RIDGWAY WORKS ON REPLY TO REDS   General's Message Mzy Decide Whether Korean Truce Talks Are Resumed.

2 Blasts Level Troy Refinery  Every Building In Block -Destroyed

Ten Airhases  Are Abandoned   Fields At Suwon And  Wonju Latest  Fvuacnated.

GI's Give Up 10 Airbases   No Danger Reported To Airlift ‘Lifeline’

Retreafing Allies Have Yielded Ten Korean Air Bases   Suwon, Wonju Fields Latest Evacuated, But Airlift Not in Peril

Ridgway Drafts Answer to Red Bid To Resume Talks  Sean ~..tA End

Gorilla Lured Back Info Cage  Reamed Carnival Compound for Most of Afternoon

Features for Everybody In the Telepram Today      House Group Lifts Amusement Tax on Non-Profit Events

$20,000,000 Cut  From New Levie:   Amusements Are Exemptec By House Committee

It's All Quiet at 38th Parallel .  Red Tanks Rumbled Across A Year Ago

End Of A Year Of War In Korea Finds Battle Lines Again Along The 38th Parallel

Taft’s Book—Chapter 6  Taft Poses Biggest U.S. Problem: How To Meet Soviet Menace?

A Foreign Policy For Americans  Definite Plan Needed To Meet Soviet Menace

Court Orders Jury Findings on Chiet For City Officials   Port Jervis City Aid Asks Formally for Information  * Taken

Flood Meeting Fails To Attract a Quorum   Only 15 Attend Emporia Session for Discussion’ For Home Rerancterg

Flood Meeting Fails To Attract a Quorum   Only 13 Attend Emporia’ Session for Discussion Bear Haman Baecanchrisetian

Church Group Plans Campaign   Minority Segment. . Scored In Report

Deny ‘Politics’ Junk Lausche Auto Tag Plan   Senate Votes 31-0 -To Use Two Plates Through Year 1954

Senators Split On a Cure for  RE C Influence   Claim Heads Improperly Yielded to Influence ‘Close’ to President

‘Political Price Of Peace’-COMMUNISTS "SLAM DOOR ON PEACE, JOY DECLARES 

Accuses Commies Of Slamming Peace Door For Political Price   Strong Language Flows Across Table As Koreans Brusquely Reject Allies Compromise Efforts.

Five Mayors of Sfate Lose in Bids For Reelection   J. M. Cahill of Trenton Is Defeated.—Victories for Both Parties.

Elections in State Tuesday  Jefferson City Elected Democrat To be Mayor

Dies Of Asphyxiation, Heart Attack Wealthy Spinster Is Amarillo Fire Victim

INSIDE HOUSE 15 YEARS Wealthy Spinster Dies in Fire Amid Rubbish Piles

BUSINESS MIRROR  _ Farm Prices Feel Downward Tug of Near Record Harvest

HARVEST OFFERS SOME PROMISE OF PRIGE CUTS   Clothing And Metal Products Scheduled Te Increase Soon   MEAT SITUATION IS APPROACHING CRISIS

Brilliant Flash From Third of A.E.C.’s Atomic Tests Observed 75 Miles Away

3rd Blast Visible in Las Vegas   Reporter Sights Plane Shortly Before Explosion

Afomic Blast Said Largest Of The Series   Explosion Said Visible 75 Miles Away From Site

New Atomic Explosion Early This Morning Visible But Unheard In Las Vegas, 75 Miles From Test

Viewed 75 Miles: Bat: "Very Light   Mushrooming Cloud Follows in Wake; Early Risers Mase

Hundreds See Atomic. Blast In Third Test   Big Bomb Believed Dropped.From Plane ‘Above Nevada Desert

3rd of New Atomic Blasts Set Off  Flash—Seen 75 Miles Away—Brightest of Series

Pa. Loyalty Oath Bill May be Split   Provision Requiring Vows by Some College Teachers May be Omittec

2 Children Perish In Flaming Home  Father ot Hospital Visiting I] Mother

Hoover-Dewey To Be Called  To Be Asked To Give Attitude On Troops For Europe

BODY OF LOCAL VETERAN WLI ARRIVETODAY   Pfc. H. P. McCartney Services Planned  Here Thursday

VETERAN WILL ARRIVETODAY   Pfc. H. P. McCartney Services Planned  Here Thursday

Beef Famine Threat Is Dwindling   Cattle Flowing Into Market As DiSalle Appeals For Patriotic Cooperation Of Herdsmen.

SENATE SEC. MARSHALL ON WAR ISSUE   Secretary of Defense Outlines His Views On The Foreign Policy.

Military Takes  Over In Syria;  Premier Jailed Newly-Appointed Chief   Newly-Appointed Chief "Has Urged Closer Ties Between Arabs, Soviet

Syrian Army Takes Over   Seizes Control After ProSoviet Premier Appointed; No Violence Occurs

Pro-Soviel Premier Is Ousted from Office in Syria   Had Been Appointed Only Last Night: Army in Control of Naticn.

ARMY RULES OVER SYRIA   Overthrows New Government; Many Populists Reported Arrested.

Syrian General Ousts Pal of Reds  Premier Removed By ‘Strong Man’

NEW PRO-AED. PREMER AND CABINET HELD   “Strong Man” Shishekly Acts ‘in’ Problem: of Joining, Mid- East Defense.

Syrian Army, Leader Oust New Cabinet   Shishekly Removes Premier Who Talked About Tie to Soviet

Syrian Army Takes Contro} In Swift Move   New Premier Tossed Out by Country's Strong Man’

Army Seizes Syria; Ousts New Premier   All Cabinet Members Placed Under Arrest

Army Grabs Control in  Syria Today   Strong Man Throws Out New Premier for Urging Closer Russian Ties

Syria's Strong Man In Move To Stop Possible Uprising Of Populists

Syrian Army Seizes Control Of Government: Pro-Soviet Premier Ousted

Syrian Army Takes Over Power Reins   Pro-Red Premier Out Soon after Assuming Office

—NEW COouUP— Army Gets Control In Syria   PRO-SOVIET PREMIER HELD

Sy rian Army  Takes Over   New Pro-Red Premier Thrown Out in Military Coup

Pro-Soviet Premier  Is Ousted   Members of Populist Party Cabinet Arrested

Army Seizes Control Of Entire Syria   Newly Appointed Premier Thrown Out By ‘Strong Man’ Col. Adib Shishekly

Syrian Army Gains Control  Of Country   Premier Thrown Out Of Office By Strong Man Col. Shishekly

Syrian Army Seizes Control Of Government  - New Premier Who Hat  Leaned Toward Russic Ousted in Coun

Army in Control Of Syria   Newly Named Premier Thrown Out of Office After Urging Closer  Ties with Russia

Coup D'Etat cious Off Unopposed Syrian Army Assumes Control In Damascus

Syrian Premier, Friendly With Reds, Eiected   Army Takes Control And Arrests All Cabinet Members

Premier Ousted As Syrian Army Seizes Control   Populist Leader Had Urged Closer Ties Between Arab Nations And Reds

Army Seizes  All of Syria   ‘Strong Man’ Ousts Premier Wh oWould Tie with Russia

Bloodless Coup Unseats Red Leader i in Syria   Premier, Named Only Last Night,» Ousted by Army Eleads

New Syrian Cabinet Ousted Because of Red Tendencies   Only Named Last Night, Cabinet Now In Jail

Officials Under Arrest: Nation Reported Quiet   Populists Accused Of Trying To Create Trouble

Newly-Named  Syrian Premier Ousted by Army   Troops Take Control From Ruler Who Urgex Closer Tie With Russic

Pro-Russian Syrian Premier, Cabinet Ousted in Army Coup As Nation Seeks Independenc

Syria Is Under Army's Control; Premier Ousted   Country's Strong Man Shishekly Takes Over as Dawalibi Steps Ou

Syria Seized By Strong Man; Premier Fired   Newly Appointed Official Had Urged Closer Ties With Russia

A COUP IN SYRIA  Army Boots Out Pro-Russian Premier and Takes Over Country

Syrian Army Takes Control; Ousts  New Premier  Cabinet Placed Under Arrest After Army Coun

Pro-Russian Out In Syria   Army Takes Over In Middle East Critical Point

Pro-Red Syrian Premior Ousted in Army Revolt   Faction Lined Up With West Takes Control in Swift Action

Army Coup Ousts New Pro-Soviet Syrian Premier   Nation Is Quiet As Strong Man Seizes Control

Middle Fast Troubles Continue With Army in Control in Syria: New Violence in Eovpt Reported

Syria Falls Into Control Of Its Army   Quick And Quiet Seizure Of The Nation Completed

Members Of Cabinet Arrested   Populist Leader Ousted After Urging Closer Russian Tie<

No Changes By Official Vote Count   A. W. Pearson Led Lively Four-Way Race For Three County Com missioner Vacancies,

SQUAT SLAYER ELUDES POLICE OF 2 NATION:   All Southwest Given Alert As Search Turns North

Communists Reject  Ultimatum by U.N., Ridgway Ups Ante   Justice Jackson Criticized For Releasing Reds on Bail

Order Probe In Price Of Meats   Government To Probe Reports Of Illegal Boosts

PRICES HIKED TOO HIGH (Covernment Opens Probe  Of Illegal Meat Boosts

Government Probes Meat Price Hikes   OPS Undertakes Investigation Of Packing Firms

LAKE CALHOUN PLANS FOR FISH FRY LABOR DAY  Event To Be Like Other Years; Await Approval Plans New Spvillwav

Parents Of Baby Fight Court Order Paving Way For Blood Transfusion

Agriculture Commission Urges Texans To Place Cotton In Federal Loan

Smash 4 Miles Into Heart of Red Stronghold  Ridgway Claims   Ridgway Claims Decisive Victory For U. N. Forces

Hundreds Of Reds Are Slaughtered   Ridgway Claims Victory on Central and West Fronts as Communists Withdraw   Advance 4 Miles      Reds Still Have Power to Keep Allies From ‘Crossing 38th

ALLIES ADVANCE IN TRIPLE DRIVE AGAINST ENEMY   Troops Smash Reds In East-Central Korea And Maul Them On Other Fronts Ot! Way

Gen. Ridgway Hails Decisive Allied Victory   U.N. Forces Roll Up to South Bank of Han Around Seoul

CHINESE FALL BACK IN KOREA   Allies Advance All Along Western Front, as Much as Four Miles in Some Places.   NO CONTACT WITH CHINESE FORCES   New Allied Line on South Bank of Han River; Wipe Out Wedge at Chechon.

Badly-Mauled Chinese Troops Withdraw From Battle Lines On Central, Eastern Fronts

U.N. Forces Gain 4 Miles In New Attack   Counterattacking Troops Smash Korean Reds

Americans Make 4-Mis.  Korean Gain   Decisive Victory  On Two Fronts Is Reported By Ridgway; Enemy Hard Hit ‘

Hundreds Killed In Vain Effort To Hold Positions   Americans Drive Four.Miles Into Heart Of Communist Stronghold; Ridgway Claims Decisive Victory.

Allies Have Won Decisive Victory On Central Front   Counter-Attack Rams Into North Koreans’ Line in East-Central

Badly-Mauled Chinese Pull Out to Regroup   Allies Advance All Along Western Front In Counter-Drive

Enemy Troops Retreat Along 70-Mile Line  Red Buildup May Prevent Crossing  OF AReh Parallel

Allied Troops Smash China Reds’ Attack   American Forces" Smash Deep Into Korea Enemy Land

HURT C WITHDARWING FROM BATTLE   Enemy Casualties In Hundreds Only In Light Fighting

Badly-Hit  C hina Reds Withdraw   Gen. Ridgway Says Allies Won Decisive Victory; Hundreds of Communists Are © Killed; Task Force One Mile of Chuchon -

Americans Drive Four Miles Into Red Stronghold  Hundreds of Enemy Troonos Are Killed

Yanks Kill Hundreds in 4-Mile Push   Gen. Ridgway Says Decisive Victory Won by U.N. Forces

Badly Mauled Chinese Reds Pushed Back   U.S. And French Troops Gain After Red Attack Stopped

Yanks Jah Ahead For 4. Miles  Foe Could Halt   Foe Could Halt 38th Crossine

Push Four Miles into Red Domain   ‘Main Enemy Force -Withdraws from Contact on Bloody Central Front

Americans Push Four Miles Into Red Stronghold   Gen. Ridgway Not Worrying Over 38 As Troops Push On

[Americans Gain Four Miles [As Reds Fall Back in Korea .   Enemy Troops Badly Mauled as Allies Press Attack Toward 38th Parallel

Allies Win Decisive Victory   Smash Four Miles Into - Red Korean Stronghold ~Kill Hundreds of Reds   MAUL CHINESE   Ridgway Says Enemy Retains Enough Troops — To Hold 38th Parallel

Ridgway Says Chinese Badly Beaten’ by ‘Gls   Invaders Retreat Behind: Hom ‘River To Escape. Rout

Red Stronghold Split Open by Yank Attacks   Massed Red Forces Still Could Block Crossing of 38th

Allies. Advances All Along Front.   General Says Reds Have Enough Troops’ “To Prevent Crassing Of Former Border -'

Armies Face Each Other On Opposite Sides of Han River   Smash 4 Miles Into Red Stronghold

Mauled Chinese Quitting Front   Staggering Enemy Losses Reported on Centralest Line   YANKS RESUME DRIVE   Magnificent U. N. Stand Against 5-Day Attack Pays Off

The Weather   Ridgway Claims Decisive Wins On Two Fronts  Chinese Pull Beck In West; Enemy Still

Decisive Victory Scored By UN On Two Fronts   Ridgway Warns. However, That Reds Have Strength To Prevent Allied Crossing Above Parallel

Reds Scatter Before Fierce U.N. Attacks  Badly Battered Chi nese Withdre ow

Mauled Reds Quit Battle ©   Ridgway Says Foe Beaten in South, but Can Stop Crossing of Parallel

Allies Advance All Along Western Front   Lines Jammed Solidl; Up to South Bank of Han River

Task Force. on Eastern Flank Rolls Forward Behind Heavy Shelling   UN Bridgehead at Han Is Driven Back   Badly - Mauled Chinese Pull Out in West Central Battle Areas

American Counter-Attack Against Red Stronghold Forces Further Withdrawals

NO CONTACT WITH CHINESE FORCES   New Allied Line on South Bank of Han River; Wipe Out Wedge at Chechon.

Mauled Enemy Retreats on Central Front  Report Hundreds Of Communists Killed in Attack

News Day, Night   Yanks Break Enemy Lines  At Chuchon   Chinese Reds Withdrawing On Central, Western Fronts In Korea

Advance All Along Front   Badly Mauled Chinese Withdraw From Area

Americans Take Red Strongholds, Continue Advance  Chinese Retreat On Entire Front After Setbacks

GI's Smash Red Stronghold   Brief Bridgehead Established on Man River

Yanks Smash Korean Reds’ Strong Point   Ridgway Says Troops Have Scored Victory  In Center-Weat Zones

Yanks Drive To Heart of Red Bastion   East-Central Assault Gen. Ridgway Hails Victory to West.

CHINESE ARE BADLY MAULED   Withdraw from Battle Lines; No Plan Prevails for Early Crossing of 28th Parallel Where Reds Have Massed a Countless Number of Troeps

Smash into Stronghold   Mauled Chinese Withdraw From Battlelines on Central, Western Fronts

REPORTS REDS STILL PACK BIG PUNCH   Yanks Smash 4 Miles Into Enemy Stronghold  GENERAL   Declares 38th Parallel No Longer Significant: Patrols Active

ALLIED FORCES © REGAIN 4 MILES IN CENTRAL AREA   ‘Chinese, North Korean Forces Suffer Severe ‘Mauling; Ridgway Credits Chipyong Stand With Turning Back Comm unist Offensive.

Battered Chinese Forces Pull Back: Allies af 38th Parallel   Thousands Of Chinese Die As Repeated Attacks Fail To Dent U.N.‘ Lines; U.S. General Says: Reds Still Have Strength —

Temperatures   Badly-Mauled Foe Flees From Two Fronts; Ridgeway Hails Victory

Badly-Mauled Chinese Withdraw from Battlelines on Central and Western Fronts.   TROOPS OF OTHER NATIONS LAUDED

YANKS SMASH RED DEFENSES   Push Four Miles Intc - Heart Of Communist Stronghold

Yanks Smash  Ahead   Gain Up To Four Miles  North of Chechon After Five-Day Chinese Drive Fails to Crack UN Line

COUNTER-ATTACK ON EAST FRONT GAINS 4 MILES   MAULED CHINESE TROOPS REPORTED WITHDRAWING AGAIN

Mauled Chinese Withdraw      Allies Adyance Over Snow-Covered Mountain Roads Rar MOI DAT OT CACO TS

Counterattack By Americans Drives 4 Miles   Chinese Withdraw From Battleline, But May Regroup

Enemy Retreats On Central And Western Fronts   Gen. Ridgway Says Reds Have Troops _To Prevent Crossing Of 38th Parallel

Hundreds Of Red Troops Are Killed  U.N. Crossing Of Yan RBRivar Fait.

Allies Score On 2 Fronis As Reds Sag   Four-Mile Gains Made as Chinese Quit Battlelines

Gls Drive Into Red Stronghold   Punch Four Miles as Battered Chinese Are Withdrawn

Senator Iniured Fatally   Navajo Indians Give White  Brothers Lesson in Voting

Navajo Indians Give Lesson To White Brothers  Over 75 Percent Ou For Tribe Election

It's Getting Hotter In Vacation City of Galveston . . . But It’s Not The Heat As Crime Probe Continues

ABUSIVE AND. NEGLECTFUL - Taylor-Hilton Marriage Ends in Divorce Court

Allies Invite Reds To Inspec Prison Camps   UN Trying to Hasten Exchange of Sick Wounded Captives

Invite Commies To Visit Allied Prisoner Camps  UN Seeks To Quiet Red Haggling Over Stalled Truce Talks

v. N. Invites Reds To Check Captives   Communists Told They Can Visit  Civilian Camps

Allies Invite Reds fo Check Prison Camps  Offer Made to Quiet Some Haggling Ove. Return of Waunded

Enemy Invited To See POW:   Disputed Captives Held S. Korean Civilians

U.N. Invites Red Officers To See For Themselves Disputed Prisoner Lists Are Loyal South Koreans

Allies Invite  Reds for ‘Look’ UN Answers. Charge On Disputed POWs

Allies Invite Communists For Prisoner Inspection   U. N.. Chiefs Tell Reds To See For Themselves That Disputed Group Is S: Korean Civilians. °

Allies Invite All Prisoners   Offer Made in Attempt To Quiet Haggling in Stalled Armistice Talks and Exchanae

List of New Farm Parity Prices Ready   Precautions Taken By OPS To Prevent Profiteering on Hike

Liberal Democrats Schedule Texas Parley Austin Meeting May Bring About Split In State Party.”

Ruark’s Column To Start Monday   Top-Drawer Reporter Will Turn Up Big Stories For Readers of Blizzard

Ruark’s Column To Start Monday  Top-Drawer Reporter Will Turn Up Big Storie

Truman Demands Czechs Free Oatis; Tells Envoy  Masaryk Was ‘Murdered’

Conferees Approve Excise Tax Slash  Sporting Goods Levies Lowered

Senate Sends Pay Boost Bill To Gov. Kohler  Employes Of State . To Get Salary And Bonus Hikes Adding

Senate Concurs in State Salary Increase Bill   Governor Expected to Sign in Time for May  Application

Pakistan Ready To Battle India   More Troops Called Up In  Border Squabble

lron Ore Mine Strike Spreads  Spies Workings Close   Spies Workings Close In tron County

P ark District Opens Lagoon Fishing to AI]   ‘Season Will Begin on April 22 and Conclnde November 1.

NEW POLICY OPENS PARKS TO ALL AGES   But Izaak Walton’s Must Stay On Banks

This Business of Performing on a TY Show Is Fine for People Who Know How

Tosses Wrench Into Japanese Treaty Meeting   Protests Red China’s Absence; Showdown Due at ‘Frisco

First Order of Business For 52 Delegations Is Expected To Reveal Program of Soviets

Russian Asks For Invitation To Red China   Chairman Acheson Rules Reds Out Of Order with Request

Soviet Tactics For Obstruction Come Out Early   Japan Restcration Cluttered by Red Efforts for China

Russia Demands Seat for China   Acheson Rules Motion ‘Out of Order’ as Jap Peace Group Convenes

-Gromyko. Delivers’ Address,. Protesting Absence of Red China, as “Session Gets Under Wav Today.

Gromyko Told To Prove He Desires Peace  Conference Phi Be  edad © whee

‘Red China Inclusion —  ‘Demanded   Truman Calls Soviet Bluff Peace Talk; Asks Sign Treaty

Gromyko Ruled Out Of Order On Bid For Red China  Debate Breaks Out Ase Ci res AAnatinnr   Debate Breaks Out At First Meeting On Japan Treaty

Gromyko Wants Red China Represented   Wrangling Breaks Out _ At First Session Of San Francisco Meet

Act After Challenge By Truman  Gromyko Protests Red China’s Absence Eream Pact Meeting

Gromvko Wants Red Chinese To Join Conference   Acheson Rules Soviet Move Is “Out Of Order”

Gromyko Says Red China Should Be Represented  'TDIITIAAANAT ('LI ATT CAIC ‘(CC   Russia To Make Good On Peace Talk: Savs Parley Will Show Who Wants Peace. And Who Opposes It

Russia Wants Chinese Reds At Conference  Soviet Delecate   Soviet Delegate Blocks Adoption Of Treaty Rules

Soviets Block Jap Conference Rules   Truman, in Opening speecn Hurls Challenge at Russia

Debate Rules, Hit Absence Of Red China   Gromyko Launches Tirade Against Session Procedure

Protests Red China's Absence  Russia Blocks Immediate Adoption of Rules For Control of the Japanése Peace Meeting

Gromyko Protests Red China’s Absence as Japanese Peace Conference Opens This Morning.  BLOCKS IMMEDIATE ADOPTION OF RULES

Ignore Truman  Bid For Peace   Gromyko Demands Red China Be Asked To Parley

Russia Challenged In Truman Speech   Soviet Delegates Protest Absence Of Red China From Treaty Session: Connally Sees Toone Debate

Reds Block Adoption Of  Speed Rules   Gromyko Beat West To Punch As *Frisco Ceremony Opens

State’s Tax Plan Remains Snaried   No Solution in‘ Sight As Special Committee’ Heads Horne Far Holida

House Committee Studying Tax Problem Heads Home With No Program in Sight

Costly Army-Air Force Radio Programs Rapped by Senators   15 Senators Move to Raise  Tax Bill by $5,506 000.000

Huge Sum Far Progrem ‘On Radin Plnesine For Deernits Irks Senate

AF-Army Plan For Recruiting Hits Opposition   Proposed Use Of Top Radio Talent Said Too Costly

c oercion Enr WwWUIUIUET § Wl  Cut-Rate Stores Warned Against  McGrath Announces Prosecution Will  roti. ast iti at.

100 TRAFFIC DEATHS CCCUR IN NATION   Fatalities Recorded in Firs 24 Hours of the Labor Day Week-Find.

HOLIDAY AUTO DEATH TOLL STILL RISES   Total of 340 Predicted For Labor Day Week End.

ARGUE RFC FATE   Marriner Eccles Would Abolish It; Sen. Fulbright  for Keeping

"WITHOUT FURTHER DELAY’  Federal Reserve Official Uraes Abolishing of RFC

Eccles Says RF C Should Be Junked Now  Federal Reserve Officer Blasts TIS TJ raul eat ———

‘No Place For RFC’   Eccles Sees Lending Agency As Threat To U.S. Free Enternrise

Calls Agency Socialistic—  Eccles Asserts RFC Should be Abolished

Congress Should Abolish RFC Eccles Declares   Federal Lending Agency Out of Place, Contends

Reserve Board Covernor Urges  RFC Abolishment  Federal Lending Has — No Place in Private  raza 6Ctétmestia

Eccles Urges Abolition of RFC at Once   Federal Reserve Board Governor Tells Senate Committee Agency Should Be Discontinued

Adjustment for Cost Of Living Permitted   Raise in Old Age  Assistance Voiced

On, Off-Again Prices Freeze Hits NewSnag   Hiring of Enforcers Stalled as Johnston Tackles Reshuffling

CONFERENCE HAS HIT SNAG IN RED AGENDA DEMANDS   UN Air Force Is Keeping Up Attacks On Supply Lines

No Progress Reported In Truce Talks   Decisive Hour . Nears; Reds No Longer Smiling

Beef Rollback Is in Effect; Price Stabilizer DiSalle Denies Rationing Planned

Rollback Called Confiscation As Beef Ceilings in Effect   Senator Says Cattle Feeders Lose Millions That DiSalle Claims Consumers to Save

Price Boss Denies Rationing Is Plannea As Rollback of Live Cattle Takes Effect

rm a  marwt) ae  Tuc”  ~~ to tien  For ‘ Of Te:  Po ee:   InS  Col Ups   Bond Vc   Chip Beet Price Plan Tc

CRITICISM MARKS BEEF CURB START   Congressmen ‘Voice Complaints as Rollhack Begins

Seal Ott Big Gap InCenter And Stop Drive For Seoul   U.N. Troops Abandon Hwachon Dam; North Korean Radio Admits Allies Inflicting Terrible Losses

Ike Boosters Widen Efforts  Petitions Being Sent Across U. S$. By Kensens

Alger Reveals How Democrats Bleed Employes Of State   Pay For Your Job

Fist-Fighting In N. Y. Dock Strike  Non-Strikers Try to Crash Wildcat Picket Lines;  Police Move In APPEAL BY TRUMAN  President May Have to Invoke Taft-Hartley Law to Halt Tieup

Dock Strikers Defy Truman: Fight Quelled   Appeal Rejected for Defense Work— Navy Picketed

New Violence Breaks Out In Dock Strike   Police Restore Order After Melee On Picker Line

FISTS FLY AS DOCKERS CROSS LINE   Strikers Reject Truman’s Plea . Tr Racuma Shick

SHIPPING STILL PARALYZED Police Quell Fist Fight After Strikers Reject  Truman Peace Plea

Fights Break Out On Docks; Reject Appeal by Truman   Asks Strikers to Return to Work To Help Defense

“isis rly in New York Dock Strike   200 Longshoremen Crash Wildcat Picket Line.

TRUMAN DOCK PLEA REJECTED   Stevedores Brace For Taft-Hartley Law  Tussle

Dock Strikers  Dely Truman  Return Plea President May  Use T-H Law

Strike-Bound Dock Scene of Fist Fight   Wildcat Strikers Reject Truman’s Plea for Return To Work ‘for Defense’

Longshoremer Defy Truman Work Order   Threaten Mass Picket Lines to Halt  Tcewenwavd bawel tie

Fist Fighting Hits Dock Strike   President Truman's Ple To Return to Work Is  Rejected by Strikers

TEMPERATURE   Fist Fight Flares At N. Y. Pier   Violence Comes As Taft-Hartley May Be Invoked

Fist Fights Break Out When Dock Workers Crash Wildcat Picket Line

Dockers Fight  As Non-Strikers  Hit Picket Line Police Quickly Quell _ Disorder; Rebels Reject Truman Anneal

Fighting Breaks Out In Dock Tie-Up As Non-Strikers Crash Picket Line

Fights Break Out at Docks   Non-Striking Longshoremen Battle Pickets; Ryan Booed

rights Break Out in N. Y. Dock Strike   Police Quell Mele, Longshoremen Ignore Plea From Truman

F ist Fighting Breaks Out In New York Dock Strike; HST Appeal Turned Down

Fists Fly tn Dock Strike   Police Quick To Check; Truman May Go T.. Caveek

Police Quell Picket Clash In New York   President May Turn To Taft-Hartley As Rebels Ignore Plea

FIST FIGHTS ERUPT AS NON-STRIKERS CRASH PICKET LINE   Police Quell Melee After Dock Tieup Rebels Reject Truman Plea To Return

Surprise Jab Threatening to Split Yanks   North Koreans' Drive Menaces Right Flank of Western Sector

Food Prices Set New Record Higt  Index Up 1.1 Per Cent In Ist Half January

Fine Inaugurated As 35th State Governor   Warns Thot Pennsylrania Must Gear ltself To War Eranony: Seefs BiPartisan Senport

Fine Takes Oath as  Governor  Says State Will “Snan Ro Under   Says State Will “Soon Be Under Wartime Economy; 10,000 See Rites

“EVEN CANNED AND BOTTLED FOODS MAYBE IRRADIATED, BUT IT-WILL. erie BE CALE YO USE THEM

EVEN CANNED AND BOTTLED FOODS MAY BE IRRADIATED, BUT IT WILL STILL BE SAFE TO USE THEM

Acheson Calls  Arms Proposal Road to Peace   Vishinsky Poker-Faced As Secretary Explains Plan to Group in UN

ACHESON PLEADS FOR ACCEPTANCE OF BIG 3 PLAN   Says Western Arms Pro posals Can Be Turning  Point For Peace   RUSSIAN DELEGATE SITS POKER - FACED

Says Plan Long Step  To Peace   Soviet Delegate Remaijns Silent On Proposal

Russia’s Vishinsky Sits In Poker-Faced Silence (Du-ing One Hour And 20 Minutes Consumed By Acheon’s Explanation

AchesonCalls On World To Accept Arms Plan  Says It Could Be   Says It Could Be Turning Point On Road io Peace: WVishinsky Silent

Secretary Acheson Asks Soviet Accept  Disarmament Plan   ‘Poker - Faced’ Vishinsky Silent As U. S. Bids  For Peace

Acheson Pleads for  Disarming Vishinsky Hears U   Vishinsky Hears UN Speech But Leaves Without Comment.

Air Force Sergeant And Airline Hostess Marry After Four-Hour Courtship

Casualty at the Crossroads  He Landed. She Landed. Thump Went Hearts=--Crash Landings!

Return of 12 Mutineers Demanded ©   "Red Polarid Sends *~ “Reguest to Swedish: Foreign Office

McCarran Probe Calls Wallace  Ex-Vice President Testifies on Asia

Senators Quiz Henry Wallace In-Red Inquiry   Columnist Asserts . Budenz Gave. False. Testimony In ‘Probe

Bidault Asked To Form A New French Regime  Pleven De = To Trv Again In

Bidault Asked To Form A New French Regime  To Try Again In  Newest Crisis

Premier Post Given Bidault   Reds May Get Posts In French Resime

Bidault Tries  For Cabinet   Ex-Foreign Minister 1: Picked to Settle Electoral Issue

iepeciamameesestat, ccc. taeappiesasiammaae! BRIDGES CONTINUES TO SHOW IMPROVEMENT

Court Ruling Puts Tons of Ballots For Nov. 6 In Waste Paper Basket

Here's Why We Fight ‘Conftinists’ fri" Korea, Support Them in Yugoslavia >:

louston Juveniles Use Aged Woman's ove for Cats to Bilk Her of $2,000

"Unique Extortion Racket ‘Boys Go To The Dogs, ‘'Bilk Cat Lover Of $3,000

Her Love For Cats Was Costly— Teen-Age Extortion Racket Ring Broken Up After Year's ''Collection" of Over $2,000

Unique Extortion Racket Yields $3,000  Kid Gang Cashes in on Love of Cats

Gang of Juveniles Bilk Aged Woman   Unique Extortion Racket With Cats Is Broken By  Authorities in Texas

Texas Cat Lover Bilked of $3,000 'Juvenile Extortion  Racket Is Uncovered

She Pays to Halt Boys Stoning Stray Tabbies: —— Gang of Juveniles Blackmails Aged Woman ‘Out of $2000 As Result of Her Love of Cats

Houston Woman’s Love Of Cats Pays Tanenile Gang Small Fortune Quickly

Old Woman's Love for Cats Nets Juveniles Over $2,000   Pays Off to Keep Them From Harm

Woman Pays Gang of 11 to Keep Them From Torturing Animals —  Boys Get $2,000 From Lover of Cats

Juveniles Bilk Oldster Of $2000, $3000: Gang Uses Woman's Love Of Cats For Extortion Racket

Where To Find It   Aged Woman Pays Juvenile Gang Not To Torture Cats

McKeldin Speaks Ou Against Pay Raises  Governor Says Vast Sums Can’t Come By Waving

GOVERNOR TURNS DOWN PLEA FOR FUND INCREASE   Says State Cannot Afford To Raise Teachers’ Salaries Now   “PULLEN PLAN WOULD IMPOSE HEAVY TAXES

Fine to Take Oath Tuesday As Governor   Legislature Meeting Again Today for Brief Formalities.

Senator Taylor Will Preside As Chairman Of Inaugural Committee; No Parade But Inaugural Ball At Night

Inaugural for New Governor Fine Tuesday  3 More Cahinet Posts   3 More Cabinet Posts Filled—Margiotti is Retained for Short Time

LADYLIKE JOBS OR GREASY HANDS?  WAF Chief Quits in Policy Dispute

N. Y. Judge Throw: Book at Cop for Tokines Bribe   Sen. Tobey Urges Continuance of Senate Crime Investigating Committee

Tobey Fights to Continue  Crime Probe   Senator Says Surfaces Has Only Been Scratched

Meeting Called to Determine the Future Course of Crime Committee

Sen. Tobey Acts to Continue Hearings by Crime Committee   Two Other Members Back His Efforts— Group to File - Report by Saturday

Tobey Fights To Continue Crime Inquiry   Committee Has Only Scratched Surface, Claim

Tobey To Call Conference To Decide Future   Three Key Witnesses Will Be Questioned In Seeret On friday

13 Killed In Ohio Accidents Over Week End  ee   Railroad Conductor Crushed Between Two Freiaht Train<c

18 Die In Ohio Holiday Accidents   Eight Drownings Lead Mishap Toll; Five Traffic Fatals

Traffic Mishaps Take Nine Lives  18 Die in Ohio Weekend Accidents

Week-End Traffic Toll at Least 15   Ohio. Hit by_ Series .of. Serious Accidents

Solon Asserts  Symington To Be RFC ‘Boss’   Sparkman Discloses Truman Planning To Name Administrator

Symington To Boss RFC Says Senator   Sparkman Reports HST Will Name NSRB Chief To Position

Symington Is Mentioned As Future Boss Of RFC         ‘Sen. Sparkinan Says ‘Truiian Wi Nari Resources Board Chairman To New P

Symington To Get RFC Post  President Ready to Appoint Him. Report

Senator Believes Symington Will Be New Head of RFC   Fulbright: to. Call. for Copies of Solons’ Letters

Ohio Relief Gets Shake-up  Jobless Benefit Hike Is Approved by Senate

Senate Approves Workmen's Bill  Benefits Upped, Allowances Restored

Senate Rushes Bills To Reach Adjournment   Sends Compensation, Relief Measures To Ohio House

Compensation Bills, Relief Shakeup Tossed By Senate in Ohio House Lap

President Takes Part In Dispute   Reds Overrun U.N. Outpost Near Chorwon

Scot Educators Visit Cullman Co  Study Local City And County  Cc... .% gs_....4........

RAILMEN LEAVE BOARD HEARING   Object to Two of Men Selected for Mediation Tasks

B. of L.F.E. Leaves Talks   Railroad Union Attorney Says Hearing Before Board Doomed

Rail Union Quits Board Hearings  ‘Doomed to Failure’; Carriers Ask Recess

Parley ‘Doomed To Failure In Advance, View  Union Attacks Makeup Of Board Ac A ‘Mockery’:

TRAIN UNION QUITS HEARING   Walk Out On Presidential . Board Working On Disputes

Union Walks Qui On Emergency Board Hearing  Two Panel Members eRnid Ilearrerantahio   Two Panel Members Said Unacceptable To Brotherhood

FIREMEN WALK OUT ON HEARING IN WASHINGTON   Union Defies Presidential! _ Board, Says Hearing -~« , Doomed to Fail.

ae car Mrspuic ees  BofLF&E Calls. Rail Board A ‘Mockery’; Stages Walleout

Railroad Union Quits Hearings   Claims Board Is ‘Doomed to Failure’

Voice Objection To Appointments President Made  Board Is a “Mockery,’ Attnrnay Heice Save   Board Is a “Mockery,’ Attorney Heiss Says

Railmen Leave Union Hearing   Representalives Rap Twe OF Bann] Pavcnnnel

‘Walk’ Taken By Rail Union   Try to End £ Dispute Encounters Sneq

UNION ATTORNEY SAYS PARLEY IS DOOMED TO FAIL   RAIL BROTHERHOOD OBJECTS TO MEMBERS OF TRUMAN’S BOARD

Railway Unions  Quit Conference  Charge Hearings Already ‘Doomed’

Raps Emergency Board Appointed by Pres. Truman   Enginemen Say Talks Doomed to Failure in Advance

Carriers — Taken by,  Surprise Sombshell Dropped   ombshell Dropped As Emergency Board Call Quick Recess

Business Booze Ban Proposed  Senator Would Forbid It as Tax Deduction

Eisenhower Calls On Former Aide   Montgomery, Juin to Help in New Crusade

Egyptians Will Tag All British Troops  As ‘Enemy Forces   Army In Suez Canal Area To Lose ‘Privileges’ With Treatv End

BRITAIN WILL USE FORCE IF NECESSARY TO RETAIN BASE IN SUDAN, MORRISON SAYS

BRITISH CALLED ‘ENEMY FORCE   Egypt To “Turn Heat’ On Sudan Troops. '

Keypt Plans To Put Heat On British   But Britain Says It Will Use Force  Tf Necescarv

Kgypt to Term British Troops  ‘Enemy Forces   Special Privileges to Be Cancelled; Battalion To Be Sent to Sudan

Program of Non- -Cooperation : Egypt To Put. Heat  On British At Suez

Eqypt To Put Heat On British Troops In Suez   Will Cut Off Drinking Water, Fresh Food, Labor In Canal Area

British Troops Under Threat Of Blockade  Egypt Said’ Ready To Cancel Special Privileges of Farce

Will Cancel Special Privileges, Declare Them “Enemy Feorces”, Cut Cff Drinking Water And Fresh Food

Egypt To ‘Put Heat On British   Morrison Promises Force If Necessary To Stay In Eqypt

Blast Wrecks OSU Lab; Two Men Are Hurt  Chemical Mixture  own Partitions

Two Injured in Explosion At Ohio State Laboratory   Damage to Building and Equipment on Campus May Exceed $30,000, Collece Officials Say

Explosion Rips ThroughO.S.U. Research Lab  2 Persons Hurt As Blast Damage Is  GS 2« As OOS AMM

TELLS OF VALUE OF A HOME HERB GARDE!   “You Can’t Sit Down anc Wish for A Garden,” Says Miss Julia Balderston   1100 GIFTS ANNOUNCED

NEWTOWN GARDEN: CLUB BVEN TALK ON HERBS  Herbs Were Used To Pay Taxes In The Bible Times   TO HOLD FLOWER SHOW

$. F. Attorney To Keep Post, M’Grath Say:   Justice Depa rtment To Provide Help in Inquiries

30th Official to Go  in Scandals Series   McGrath Says He Won't Oust Aide for Helping Expose Irregularities

ENEMY DEFENSES BEING BOLSTERED   Movement of Artillery May Indicate Attack

CHINESE BOLSTER © DEFENSE GUARDING REGROUPING AREA   U.N. Tanks Again Enter Yanggu; Reds Frankly Admit Needing Supplies

Allied Advance Halfed--Enemy Bolsters Forces   Fierce Fight Rages Along Front - - Air War Is Stepped Up

Lines lightened All Along Front; Patrols Opposed   Chinese Anxious Te Defend Concentration Areas.

Gommunists Guard Vital Massing Area   Enemy Troops  Bitterly Oppose Allied Units On 125-Mile Front

Staging Area Is Bolstered By Chinese   Allied Tank Patro Goes Into Yanggu For 2nd Day

ALLIED PATROLS BEING CHECKED ON LONG FRONT   Enemy Forces Appear To Be Digging In To Resist Any Further Advance On Supply Triangle.

Reds Bolster Defense, Slow Down UN Push   May Indicate New Drive To Break Up  UN Counteroffensive

Reds Bolster Defenses in Vital Areas   Allied Gains Are Slowed As Chinese Troops Fight Bitterly on Most Fronts

Reds Bolster Moctue In  Massing Are   Both Sides Lose Jet Planes In New Duels Rain Helps Enemy

Defenses of Chinese Communists Strengthened in Massing Area; Red Artillery in New Positions

CHINESE RE BOLSTERING DEFENSES   Bitter Opposition Met By Allied Patrols

Chinese Bolster Defenses Around Build-Up Areas   Allied Patrols Meet Stronger Red Opposition

Communists Struggle ‘To Hold Massing Area: In North Korea; New  ‘Troops Movina In

Allied Push To Virtual Standstill   Fierce Stand by Reds Holds UN Forces Close To Parallel 38; Slight Gain in Hwachon Area

Enemy Ready For Defense Of Massing Areas Soon  Naw Attark Paecahle   New Attack Possible In Effort To Deter UN’s Steady Advance

Korean Mud Helps Slow U.N. Attack  Resistance Heavy Except Near Dam

U.N. Forees Meet Stiff Opposition   Communists Dig In On\ Western Front; New Drive Hinted

N 0 Opposition Faces Allied Pairol Entering Yanggu but Fighting Tough Elsewhere

Allied Tanks Take Yanggu; Reds Bitterly Resist Patrols   Artillery Movement Indi.  cates Enemy Planning New Attack

Enemy Set To Defend Vital Area   Communists Rush Up Troops To Fight For Supply Area In North Korea

Reds Bolster Detense Line   Opposition Rough Except Hwachon Reservoir Front

Chinese Dig In To Guard Vital Massing Area  Alliea« Adakae i isele   Allies Make Little Headway Against Stiffened Resistance

Chinese Reds Bolster Line  North Of 38   ‘Allied Tanks Rumble Into Town At Eastern . End Of Big Reservoir

Enemy Bolsters Lines Guarding Massing Sector  Allied Tank Patrol ls Back in Yanaqu

Fresh Reserves Pour Into Lines To Resist Allies   Enemy Artillery Spotted Coming Up To Aid Reds

AEO)S BUILOING DEFENSES FOR TROOP CENTER   Chinese, Massing to Resist Further UN Advances on Stkpply Triangle.

Reds Bolster Defenses of Massing Area   Fight Fiercely Along Front Except At Ends of Hwachon Reservoir

Chinese Reds Bolster Defense ” rahirartsc Area   Enemy Bitterly _ Oppose Allies On 125-Mile Front

Chinese Communists Bolster Their Defenses Along Lines Guarding  Their Massing Area in Red Korea  Allied Tank Patrol Rumbles Back Into Hwachon Reservoir Town

Allied Drive Slowed by Grim Defense   Patrols Bog Down As Chinese Make Determined Stand

Communists Bitterly Try To Fight Off Americans Slogging Through Rains

Reds Hold UN Forces to Parallel  Chinese Strengther Defense Force Near Staaina Area

Chinese Reds Guard Vital Massing Area   Bitter Opposition for Allied Patrols on 125-mile Front

Bolstering of Guards Near Massing Area ‘Hints New Attack   Dig In to Fight Further Advances   Allied Patrols Bitterly Opposed Except Ir ‘Region of Réeservois

Supply Triangle Defended by Dug-in Red Units  Chinese Reds Bolstered as Allies Probe Massing Area

Reds Bolster Defenses In Korea Area   Ridge Lines Guard Massing Points In Northern Korea

Reds Dig In To Protect Supply Area   Allies Meet Fight Except at Ends of liwachon Reservoir

Reds PutUp Stiffer Defense Of Assembly Areas   See-Saw Fighting In Korea Produces No Major Changes

Reds Bolster Defenses Guardin ge Massin @ Area   ‘Communists Bitterly Opposing Allied Patrols Along Korean Front; Three MIG’s Shot Down

REDS DiG IN AT NEW LINE NORTH OF 38   Chinese Set Up Artillery at New Positions to Guard Their Vital Massing Area.   " J.N. PATROLS MEET FIERCE OPPOSITION   in Air War Three Red Jets Are Downed, Alfies Lose 2 Planes; Carrier Fighters Active.

Reds Bolster Defenses In North Korea   Allied Patrols Meet Stiffer Opposition

Allies Meet Spivited Oppesition Except at Both Extremities of Hwachon Reservoir

Corruption OfTaxAgents Inve stigated  Some Say Svwstem   Some Say System  May Break Down   House Committee Schedules Hearing This Month Or In September

Evidence Uncovered  By Probers   Congressional Sub-Committee Plans Hearings

FIND GRAFT IN COLLECTION CF INGOME TAKES   Widespread Corruption to Be Made Public in House Hearings.

Investigators Repor' Corruption By U.S. Tax Collectors  Solons Fearful Whole System May Crumble

Widespread Corruption Uncovered   House Group To Publish Evidence Expected at HManrinae Caan

Heat Wave Still Grips Southwest   Unseasonably Cool Weather Hits North

Scrapping Of Price Controls Suggested   Another Plan For Anti-Inflation Fight Studied

 Serapping Controls, Regulating Supply Of Money, Credit, Suggested By Expert

Economist Urges Regulating Money And Credit And Scrapping Controls

Economist Suggests Government Abandon Its Controls and Requlate Money and Credit

CURB ON MONEY SUPPLY ADVISER   Economist Urges That It Be Regulated Along With Credit In Fight Against Inflation.

WOMEN SNIPERS - SREK 0 TRICK Gi’   Female Koreans Try to Lure Yanks with Old W oanon — Sex

Generals See Big Assault Planes Replacing o Mass ‘Paratroop Jumps

Mass Paratroop Jumps May Be (Outmoded War Games Show   BIG ASSAULT LANDING CRAFT MAY TAKE PLACE OF COSTLY, DANGEROUS MASS JUMPS

: See Great Possibilities  Top Service Brass Impressed  By Massive Aerial Maneuver

“Agoressor” Defeated   Paratrooper Drops Seen ‘Outmoded   Big Assault Landing Aircraft Used InU.S. War M igiiiars

ON THE INSIDE   Mass Paratroop Jumps May Be Thina of Past Shortly

CUT VOTING COSTS   County Residents to Ballot at 18 Places in Upcoming Elections

Solution Still Far Off in Kashmir Clash  Graham Holds Pri vate   Graham Holds Private Parley with Nehru; Hopes for Compromise

DEAL IS URGED IN EAST FUSS   India-Pakistan Peace Prospects Dark

Follow Up Army ‘Leak  QGanata Cenun. Ke aonc   Senate Group Keeps Tab on Army. Probe Of Pearson Story

[Army Investigates Leak Of News to Columnist   Figures Quoted by Drew Pearson Under Scrutiny as Possible Security Violation

Army Conductin Pearson Check      Charges Secret Material Revealed

Committee Head Is Probing Leak   Is Hunting Source Of Information To Columnist Pearson

LEAK IN ARMY'S SECRETS PROBED   Senate: Committee Will Keep In Touch With Investigation, Of Drew Pearsan’s, Diselosnures.

Hearing on Redistricting   Says Rep. Armstrong Of Springfield Made Request

Indochina Reds Open New Drive Against French   Defenders Forced Out Of Strategic Outpost 30 Miles From Laichau

Communist-Led Troops Attack In Indo-China   Powerful Offensive « ‘ Drives French From Strategic Outpost

Reds Attack In Indo-China On Fall Drive  French Forced Out      French Forced Out Of Minor Outposts After Skirmishing

Reds Attack In Indo-China  Drive French Troops sata bicar ar nite ste

FIRST IMPACT DAWES ALLIES FROM OUTPOS   Chinese Commies Expectec to Intervene in War This Fall.

Red-Led Vietminh Units Open Drive   Powerful Fall Offensive Smashes Within 30 Miles Of Laichau; French Flee

fae, ee. Were. tae. j  French Pushed Back  Minh’s IndoChina Rebels Are On Move

Boxcar Plan Is Proposed   Midwest States Attack Shortages With Program

Governors Hit Problem of Bos Car Shortages   Representatives From Six States Meet at Topeka for Discussion

Stand Firm On Strong Defense Line   Front Ablaze As Reds Throw Men At U.N. Position

U. N. Defenders Hold Fas Against Waves of Chinese   Reds Stream Thru South Korean Lines

Drive Appears Full ScaleMove   3,555 Reds C Cut Down by Heavy Fire from Allied Bie Gunc

5 ‘Material For Best-Seller’  Wife 1 Stands By Bigamist At Risk Of Losing Fortune

Baltimore Woman Seen Big Loser In Sticking By Bigamous Husband Who Lost Other Wife In Court Sail

State Will Complete Bridge Job   US -12 Also To Be Built Across Marsh

BIDS FOR ROAD FILL TO BE LET IN SEPTEMBER   Paving Work To Be Completed Middle Of Next Year

Congress Ready  For Showdown  Taft Raps Bradley In MacArthur Case

Senator Taft Hits Administration Policy Stand   Accuses Trumanites Of Dodge.in Attempt To Discredit M’Arthu

MacArthur Speech To Congress. Causes Widening Dispute   Taft Says Truman "Works Both Sides of Military and Political Street’’.

‘On National [Committee .   Retail Price C ontrols On Thousands Of Items

MARKUP RULINGS OUTLINED  Thousands Of New Items Placed Under Price Curb

Markups In Stores Are  Regulated   76.000 Retailers Affected By New Stabilizing Order

Truman Defends Industry Dispersal, Cautions N. E. On ‘Defense Economy

FIVE-MILE SECTION GF ROUTE 16 CLOSED   Portion Of Highway Westward From Adams County Line Shut Due To Defense Project

Says Firing Was Doing — Of Truman   Attorney General Rated Lamar as “Honest as Far as  Knew.”

‘Didn't Know’ About Caudle   Attorney General Says He Shouldn’t Take Rap for Deeds of Assistant

Soviet Stalling Moves Crushed At Conference   ‘Japanese Peace Treaty Conference Making Progress

Foes Battle Despite Talk Of Armistice   Ridgway Ready To Take Off For Korea: Reds Block Allied Advances

Ridgway ‘Willing To Entertain’ Any Request for Peace  Plane Ready to Fly Him to Battlefield; Fighting Settles Dowr

LEADERS SEER ~ VOTE ON DRAFI   Only Series OF Roll-Call: Brought By Similar Tactics Yesterday

More Floods for St. Charles Area   Doubt Repetition of July Disaster, However.

Arsonist, Office Killed in Blast   Gasoline Explosion Rocks Lower N. Y.

AMERICAN WOMAN SWIMS CHANNEL   FLORENCE CHADWICK FIRST OF SEX TO CROSS FROM ENGLAND TO FRANCE.

 £wo Bbirsts  Girl Swims Channel Hard Way  From Britain To Frenel, Shore:

California Typist Is First Woman ToConquer Channel In Two-W ay Swim Crossing

Both Ends Of Allied Line Subjected To Heavy Pounding By Communist Forces

'ENEMY'S APPROACH FORCES ABANDONEMENT OF VALUABLE ‘SHWON AIRFIELD SATURDAY

Orders to Communists Are Encircle Enemy to Pound Way in for Victorious Kill  After Vital Hub  210,000 Red Troops Massed in Thrust on Retreating Forces

Drive On Wonju Road, Rail Hub Seeks to Trap 8th Army Units   Allies Still Have  Space to Maneuver   U. N, Artillery, Mortars of Reds Duelling For Airstrip Near Wonju

 Rail-Road Hub At Wonju Now Ts Threatened   Allies Retreating To Escape Trap Of Chinese Hordes

Tokyo, Jan. 6. (P)—Red armies slashed deep toward the heart of South Korea today with a heavy thrust on the central rail and road hub of Wonju. Big guns boomed  ey Se ome i ee es

Road, Rail Hub Threatened by Enemy Hordes   Invaders Seek to Cut Escape Route for 8th Army, Other Defenders

Road-Rail Hub Of Wonju Is Red Target   Another Drive Aimed At Cutting Off  Sautheactarn Retraant

Airfield at  Suwon Lost To Invaders   Strategy: Pound Allies Into Encircling Trap For Killer Blow.

Red Armies Slash Deep ir South Korea   Big Guns Boom In Growing Battle For Wonju Rail Hub

Reds Threaten to Cut Off Allied Retreat to Pusan   Drive Closer To Wonju

Force U.N. Allies To Abandon Big Suwon Airfield   Thrust Sharply at Wonju to Cut Off Retreating Troops

Battle Grows As Red Mass Nears Wonju   Eighth Pulling Back Along Old Heartbreak Road

Chinese Aim Heavy Drive  AtRoad Hub   Main Hammer Hits Allies Near Seouls Cutoff Thr

UN Still Holds City NearSeoul, Enemy Aiming At Retreat Area   1000 Communists Halted In Artillery Duel; Highways Clogged

U.N. Forces Battle to Avert Trap In Heartbreak Highway’ Retreat   Still Fight Doggedly Against Overpowering Forces to Hold ‘Rail Hub; Enemy. Slashes at Suwon As Americans Abandon City’s Airport

Red Force Cuts Nearer Wonju In Flank Threat   "Destroy Enemy’ North Korean Exhorts Armies

USAF Abandons Burns Air Base South Of Seoul   Communists Drive For Wonju, Vital Communication Hub In South Korea~

Red Army Hits South for Pusan   Massive Sweep ‘Toward Worju,- Big Road and: Rail Center

Wonju In Red Path   Foe Cuts Through Outer Defenses And Raises Mounting Threat To Mid-Korea Rail Hub

City Is Key Pointin Allied ine   Seizure By Reds Will Threaten U.N. Troops Fighting South of Seoul

Chinese Attack  Swings Toward: Wonju, Rail Hub  U.N. Troops Fight To Check Attempt At Encirclement

Heavy Thrust Perils Yanks Holding City   Enemy Hordes Batter UN Forces fn Effort To Ferm’Steel Trap

‘Enemy Thrusts Toward Wonju, Road, Rail Hub   U.N. Planes Rip Fae; Orderly Retreat ‘of Forces Is Continuing

Reds: Advance; AlliesAbandon Suwon Airfield   Enemy Army Told To Pursue, Surround, Destroy U.N. Force

PMA Chiefs Are Shifted ‘To CCC Jobs  Brannan Gives No Explanation

KF Ke KR AK SUDDEN FLAREUP IN  WRECKED GAS TANK THREATENS NEWARK

—LINE HELD—  1-2 Punch Too Much For Reds   ENEMY RUNS FROM ACTION

U. 5. Fliers Blas Reds With 275 Tons of Bombs   Blazing UN Attack Carries Allied Forces Within Mile of Wanj

FLIER GOVE TROOP GAIN NEAR WONAIL   Corps Chief Says “Situation Is Fine,” and Men Will Hold the Line.

U.S. Bombers Blast Wonju, Held By Reds   UN Army Apparently Jntends To Hold Out ‘At New Defense Line

UN Force Gives Reds Hard Blow   Battle of Wonju Seen as U. S. Air Force Blasts City In Counter-attack

275 Tons of Bombs Dropped By Air Forces   Big B-29s Join Attack Foe Uses U.S. Plane on Troops

Reds Break Under Blows  Of Bombers   ‘We Will Be Here Forever,’ Allied Commander Says; Supplies Plentiful

Reds Break and Rur After U. S. Planes Blast Positions  One Commander Says UN Forces Can Hold  Defense Line Forever

Sum Slashed For Building  At MeClellan   Committee Tentatively Lops Off $5.3 Million; Depot Also Cut Back

50 NATIONS GIVE BACKING TO PROPOSAI   Withdrawal of All Troops, Big 4 Meet Urged

What Does Baytown Politica Need For Adequate Drums  Waterworks System? Loud. H

Fine Signs Into Law Bill Legalizing Sale of Yellow-Colored Oleo in State

Thirty U.S. Airmen Dead  In Three Plane Crashes   Transport Crashes In French Mountains: B-29 Lost In Sea Near Azores And C-119 Hits Near Japan

British Bacon U p 12 Cents, Rations Cut   Cheese Price Up, Too; Candy Rations Also Being Reduced

LESS GOODS AT RISING COST Bacon, Candy Ration Cut Ordered by Great Britain

Weathercast   West Indies  Area Swept By Severe Wind, Rain.   Commnnications With Interior  Disrupted After Storm Passes By

25 Known Dead As Hurricane Rips Jamaica  » Island's Worst   Island's Worst Storm Loss Set At $16,800,000

Jamaica Capital Left Shattered By Heavy Blow   Many In Kingston Left Without Power, Lights Or Water; Waterfront Smashed

Moves on Cuba Following Heavy Blow at Jamaica  Sore at tie, 800,000  nm Kinactan Aran

Kingston, Capital City, Lashed By 120-Mile-an-Hour Winds; Damage About $17 Million

Property Damage Estimated At More Than $16 Million Near Kingston; Winds High

Clouds Help lire Vighters   But Forest Blazes Still Rage East of Salem and on Coast

Communists Offer New  Proposal   Joy Visits Tokyo For Urgent Talks With Gen. Ridgwa:

Joy Confers With Ridgway As Reds Offer Stiff Plan  New Proposal Even Worse Than One UN Hac Raan 2 Chee

Sen. Fulbright Says Politics Prompts Probe   Bricker Insists RFC Scandals Must Be Investigated

Fulbright Charges Republicans Playing Politics in Cry for Renewed RFC Probe

GOP's Anti-RFC Drive Political, Fulbright Says   Republicans Contend Full Truth Not Told

Politics Charged In RFC Investigation Fulbright Says GOP Has  Eye On Election In Pressine Probe

Innocent Man Goes Free After Serving 12 Years On Charge Of Slaying Cop

a—oerv—e OU ED  ‘Man, Imprisoned. on Murder  Charge, Vins His Freedom

Man Imprisoned 12 Years For Cop's Murder Free After State Admits No Evidence

Truman Looking For Democratic Party Chairman   Boyle to Issue Call For Meeting to Act On His Resiqnation

Boyle’s Resignation As Demo Chairman  Won't Stop Inquiry   John L. Sullivan or Francis Myers Seen as Possible Choices for Post If Truman Wants To Name Another Lawyer to Run °52 Campaign

William Boyle Still Under Fire  Nixon Reveals   Meanwhile Truman On Lookout for New Party Chairman

J. L. Sullivan Likely Choice To Head Party   Boyle To Call Democratic Committee To Act On Resignation

President Seeks  Boyle Successor  John L. Sullivan Or Francis Myers May Get Democrat Party Post

Myers Hinted As Boyle’s Successor   Resignation of Demo Chairman Not to Stor Investigation.

Truman Seeking New Party Chief, but GOP May Need Gabrielson Sub, ‘Too

Democratic National Chairman Resigns During  ]   - Senate Probe   INVESTIGATION WILL  NOT BE CALLED OFF

Boyle Quits, President Seeks New Democratic Chairman; Senate Probe To Continue

Democrats Lose In Kansas City  Pendergast Nominees Rejected By Voters

‘Kansas City Deteats Bid By Pendergast   Revived Machine Fails To Oust Coalition Regime

Citizens Lead in KO Election   Pendergast Machine Failing In Comeback

Kansas Citizens Beat Pendergast   Keep Control of City Government Despite Determined Bid

Citizens Retain  Control in KC   Coalition Group Successful As Mayor William Kemp Is Elected to Third Term

Citizens Tickei Wins Again in Kansas City   First Unified Democratic Effort Since 1940 Is Repulsed by Coalition.

Jim Pendergast Machine Lags  Citizens Group Ahead In Kansas City Races

DEMOCRATS TRAIL IN KANSAS CITY   Citizens Association Ticket Takes Solld Lead in Election

Citizens’ Group Retains Control  Beats Back Bid of Pendergast Forces

~ Labor we must   Assignment America  What Price Peace... Quiet?

Audit Shows 314 Workers on Congress Payroll Residing Outside Washington

Kennan Named Moscow Envoy   Communists Assail Man Appointed By President Truman

Michigan GOP Chooses Sides Soon For 1952  Buildup Of Clea ary  caw Cannba Mintan

Republicans Already Maneuvering for ’52 Political Race Positions

Naval Plane c racks Speed, Altitude Marks   Writer Thinks That   Writer Thinks That Supersonic Craft Hit Close To 1.300 MPH

 Skyrocket Breaks Speed Records PLANE EXCEEDS 1,500 MILES PER HOUK

Supersonic Aircraft Sets  Speed Record  Mark Of Nearly 1,300 Miles Per How  Iimnatfieral Ranart

NPA OFFICIAL ASSERTS STEEL SCANDAL NEAR   48 Necessity Rating: Unveiled, Leading To U.-S. Loans

Navy-Marine Air Units Get Out Of War Games Over Air Control   Believes in Close Air Support, Split with Air Force Which Goes for Air Superiority, Hitting Far Bock of Front

New Dispute Repor ‘ted Ove! Air Support  Navy-Marine Units   Navy-Marine Units Said To Withdraw From War Games

Navy-Marine Ait Units Quit War Games  Differences With Air Force Cause £ Aetian

FRICTION CITED IN AIR CONTROL   Navy And Marine Squadrons ‘Reported To Have Withdrawn From Fort Bragg War Games.

Thousands of Gls in 28th Go Home   Pre-European Leaves Started Early Today  For Kevstone Division

Thousands of 28th Div. Soldiers Head Home as Pre-European Leaves Start

Next Stop Is Europe— 28th Division Men Enroute Lome For  4-Day Furloughs

New Battle Grows Hot As Chinese Front Shifts  _ Reds Building U For Breakthroug]

UN Troops Liberate Chipyong   Valiant Defenders Greet Rescuers With Cheers

Tank Column, Smashing Uy From South, Drives Attacking Communists Into  Disordered Flight.   ENEMY IS HARD HIT IN WONJU SECTOR   Battered Remnants of Units That Walked Into Artillery Trap Come Under Heavy Fire.

Chinese Reds Fail to Crack Central Front   Battle Grows Intense Above Chechon; Reds Set for New Assault

Flanking Action Southeast of Wonju Road Hub   Chinese Building Up in Mountains Behind Chipyong for Another Attempt to Break Through Allied Lines.

Losses Put At 20, 000   United Nations; Tank Column Routs Chinese East. Of Seoul

Reds Appear To Be Building Up In Mountains Behind Chipyeng And Wonju For Another Breakthrough Attempt

Red Drive in Central Korea Fails, Attack Is Shifted   Four-Day Effort Costs Communists 20,000 Men: Armored Column Breaks Enemy Trap

Costly Push At Center Abandoned   Tank Column Raises Seige Of Chipyong

ENEMY UNITS SHITCH EAST ALONG FRONT   New Fight Breaks Out  North Of Chechon;  - Reds Are Routed

. Foe Shifts Assault East’ as Four-Day Central Front Push Fails. With Biq Toll

New Aff Alice ine  Making Despite Fearful Losses  Dade Threaten East   Reds Threaten East After West, Center Frante Stand Firm

Reds Changs Attack to East Sector   Kill 26,000 Men In Futile Try At Center Split

Enemy Air Power Buildup Observed   Bombing of Manchurian Bases Probable If All-Out Attack Comes

Reds Build Up for All-Out: Air Attack   Allies Then Might — Bomb Enemy Bases in Manchyria

RedAttackMay BringBombing Of Manchuria   5th Air Force Head Man ‘Assumes’ This Would Be Retaliation

General Says Red Air Attack Would Lift UN Restrictions  ‘Assumes’ UN Planes Would Then Bomb Rec  Bases In Manchuria   BULLETIN

All-Out Air War May Come In Korea Soon   Fifth Air Force Commander Says Manchuria May Be Bombed If Red Air Force  . Attacks.

UN May Lift Ban on Raids Reross River   Jets, New Bombers Held in Reserve By Reds

[Young, Pretty Wife Found Frozen; Husband. 44. Held Without Charade

February Draft lo Call 4513  Delta County Quote Hi-hL +h AN Adan

OPS Deadline For Pricing Charts Near   Merchants Warned To File Data By Mav 30

County to Pay $5 Millions as Share of U.S. Spending Plans   Unnecessary Spending

Price War on in Cedar Rapids  Appliances Plunge as Merchants Spar

Reds Pour Through Breach (n UN Line 10 Mi, From Seoul   Hit Weakest Spot Like They Knew Everything About It

WESTBROOK PEGLER   ‘Innocent Victims’--Committee Is Suddenly Concerned

ublic Offices, To Give  pi of Local Businesses, mployees Long Yule Holiday

Louisiana Lawmakers Kill Proposal To Take Up Investigation Of Crime

LA. T0 STOP CRIME VIGIL   Lawmakers Kill Proposal To Continue Work Of Kefauver

Louisiana Vice Inquiry Killed  Lawmakers Want Ne Part In Cleanup

Three Children Killed By Blast   Can Of Kerosene Ex_ plodes In Kitchen  Of Home.

No Piano Player For Rose Bowl—  Bad Taste For Float To Mock President

White House Frowns on Proposal To Build Float Burlesquing Scandal:

Jorld Slows Down a Little Un Christmas  aev3a%  Ponwle TP... i   People Pay Honor To One Who Taught Peace, Good Will

FAST PACE SLOWS DOWN   Christmas Finds World Doing Thinas It Forgot’ During Year

Christians Throughout W orld Celebrate Birth Of Jesus Christ - . Prince Of Pence ‘e,Good Will

GUNS QUIET, CHURCHES FULL  Kindness, Good Will Prove Christ's Spirit Still Lives

World Slows Mad Pace For aenre)  ig an Pauses to Aid  cy   Man Pauses to Aid Unfortunates as Nations Pay Honors

Probers Hear Former Wife Of Red Eisler   Hede Massing, Once High In Communist Circles. Testifies

‘THE WORD IS OUT’ Gypsy Gangs Poised at Dallas For Trouble--if Injured Boy Dies

Seek Trade Bar Against Red China   U.S. Calls for Meetinc of Sanctions Committe of United Nations

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Terms Ford Frick The Robert A. Taft Of Baseball

Truman Says World's Free Nations Must Supplement Arms Programs With Firm Economic Foundations  President Speaks at Meeting Of International Bank

Bills Are Readied To Curb Criminals  Probers Want to Hit "While Iron Is Hot’

Senators Begin Drafting Bills   O’Conor Says That Committee Wants Tc Act Immediately

Crime Study Head Promises Legislation To Be Started Against Underworld Circles

Senate Bills To Help End  Crime Posed   O°Conor Suys Probers Anxious To Hit While Jron Js Stil Hot *

senate Crime Groun Hopes For New Bills   Committee Anxious ‘To Strike While lron Is Hot,’ Whip Proposals Together

Anti-Crime Legislation To Be Asked  O'Dwyer Accuses Critics Of Trying   O'Dwyer Accuses Critica Of Trying To Discredit Him

Crime Probers Plan New Laws Against Rackets   ‘Hope To Shackle - Underworld Mobs With Legislation

Crime Group’s Bills in Soon,  O’Conor Says   Lawyers at Work on the Measures Which Will Result From the Probe

Crime Bills To Be Offered Senate Soon  O’Conor Anxious  Pa a a ome 2

Crime Laws In Hopper  Senate Probers Hope   Senate Probers Hope To Have Bills Ready For Action Shortly

CRIME C ARE PROMISED   Senate Probers. Hope Ts Provide Shackles For Underworld 

Senate Probers Ready to Draft Anti-Crime Bills  Tobey States Moral.   Tobey States Moral, Spiritual Rebirth  Te Necessary

Racket Curbing Bills Prepared  Probers Hoping To Shackle llndacninacll

Anti-Crime Bills To Be Prepared   Sen O'Conor Save   Sen. O’Conor Says Bills Under Study

Bills fo Shackle Crime Ready in: About Two Weeks   ‘Legislation Will Be  Based’ on Findings. ‘of Kefauver Cominittes ‘O'Dwver Hits Back :

Unofficial Truce Observed In Korea As Both Sides Stop Hostilities

High Officials Puzzled By Sudden Cessation Of  Fire Along Korean Front   Gen. Ridgway Denies Directive For Halting Shooting War Given By ‘Eighth Army Or By Anyone Else’

JURY 1  WEDNESDAY MURDER CASE   sected Take  ected Ta o. Three Days

Administration Accused Of Stoking Inflation Fires By Manipulating Bank Credits And Public Debt

Senators Hear Truman is Considering Crack-Down On Party ‘Irreaulars’

Congress Faces Agencies’ Balk At Payroll Cuts   Protest Says Reduction Threatens Operation; Senate Debate Monday

Agencies Protes' Cut In Payrolls   Say Cuts Would Hamper Operation

Europe Sees New Hope Of  Korea Peace   British Officials Greet MacArthor’s Ouster With Relief

—EUROPE— Dismissal Welcomed By British  Better Chance B.D... @...

British Greet Dismissal Action  With Relief  Chances. to Make Peace Improved Is Feeling

Reds Sentence Nuns to Prison   Others Expelled on Charge Of “‘Murdering” Children

Canadian Nuns Sentenced by Chinese Court   Also 3 Ordered Expelled from China During Canton Trial

BELL WORKERS TO GET PAY HIKE UP TOS AWEEK   Utility and Communications Workers Announce New Wage Agreement.

Bell Employes  Get Pay Increase   New Wage Agreement Gives Boosts Up to 8 Dollars Per Week

Milford Center Man Plans to Return Home After 2-Years With Government in Italy

Grand Jury in Probe  of St. Cloud   Charges Include Narcotics Traffic, Beating of Inmates

Judge Tells Group to Look For Crimes  Problems at Reformatory   Problems at Reformatory Not Involved

Iran, Rich In Oil, Is Truly Feudal; Crisis Has Her Economy On Spot

Writer Reviews Background Of Oil Crisis   Feudal System of Iran Has Been Handicap to Development of Country

Chicago Milk Strike Settled, But Detroit Transit Workers Resisting

Veterans Express ‘Contempt And Discust’ with Civil Defense Plans

Truman Administration Must Make Decision This Week .  Will U.S. Continue Subsidized Wheat Sales?

U. §. Must Decide Policy On Cut-Rate Wheat Sales Soon   Committed to Big Sales At Price Below U. S. Market

fruman Administration: ‘Must Make Decision This Week... <<  Will U. S. Continue. Subsidized Wheat Sales?

M’Carthy Raps Defense Heat   ‘Conspiracy’ Alleged In Senate Speech

HT Cabinet-Hating Joe McCarthy Launches Tirade On Marshall's Past

Allies Gain 12 Miles In Offensive   Three Towns Taken Unchallenged By Slippery Enemy

Tank-led 3rd Division Forces Hold Positions North Of Osan And Less Than 28 Miles South Of Seoul

3 Towns South Of Seoul Now In Allied Hands   Initiative Taken For First Time Since Nov. 25

Mystery Man Enters Trial of Star’s (Maid. Who Says She Assumed Name

U. S. Against  Red China In  Big 4 Talks Soviet Would Limi  Issues Otherwise

Asian-Arab Bloc Seeking New Formula   UU. 2. Move for Sanction Spurs  ‘Action in UN

Arab-Asian Bloc Seeks  Peace Plan   UN Group Hopes To Head OFFU.S,  Branding Move

AMERICA PLANS QUICK ACTION AUAINOT UHM  nd for Sanctio   Demand for Sanctions On Reds Stirs Asian Block Into New Peace Schemes.

Asian-Arab Bloc Seeks To Head Off U.S. Plan For UN Sanctions On China

Baltimore Markets Swept by Flames  Probers Seeking Signs of Arson

MacArthur To Be Given Welcome 01 Heroin Texas —   Huge Crowds Are Expected To Hear Talks

CLAIM PLENTY OF GAS HERE   Could Supply More Installations, Says Company

Vincent A. Martin, 21, Recipient Of Keystone Farmer Degree In 1949, Dies At Gettysburg

One Coal Miner. Is Rescued From New Orient Mine   Family Christmas Tree Which Had Been Taken Down Since Cave-in Friday, Being Replaced After Trapped Man Removed By Rescuers

Known Death Toll Reaches 119 After Worlds Biggest Shaft Mine Explosion

One Survivor of Mine Blast, Toll Now 113   Man Brought to  Surface Says Others Still Alive

Rescue Teams Near  End of Grim Task, Trapped Miner Lives   Mine Official’s Report Dims Hopes Others May Be Alive After Man Is Rescued From 58-Hour En tombment.

44-Year-Old Man Found After Being Buried Alive for 58 Hours; Two More Men Not Yet Found May Raise Total Casualty List to 119

Estimate of Death Toll Is Lowered    John L. Lewis in Personal Inspection Of Illinois Disaster Scene

Miner Entombed For 58 Hours Is Found Alive  Officials Fear Mine  Pico wth S248 bef

Second Man Brought Alive Out of Mine   Miracle Credited With Saving Miner; Toll Im in 112

Trapped For 58 Hours; Is Still Alive   Final Death Toll Listed At 119 In  Illinois Disaster

One Miner Rescued From. Coal Mine in Illinois   in Miraculously Good Condition"—113 Bodies Removed from New Qriant Ch fe

One Man Rescued Alive; Hope Held For 8 Others.   Miner Entombed for Fifty-eight Hours in“ Mtraculously Good Condition”; Final Toll Expected Tr Reach:119°

Lone Coal Miner Survives Traged   Death Toll in Explosion-Rocked Shaft Reaches Total of 119 Men

Red Embargo Is ‘Air-Tight, U.S. Declares   Other Nations Are Urged To Follow Example, Shut Ohit China

Fayette Shriners Plan Annual Stag Party = ‘Friday, Shady Side Inn

Tenseness Grows As Anti- British Hordes Defy Police In Cairo   Frigate Flotilla At Malta Alerted For Quick Move Toward Trouble Zone In Egypt.

Jet Planes Patrol Skies  Over Ismailia   12 Dead, 74 Injured In Riots; English Warships Alerted -

Paratroopers Sent to Egypt By Britain   12 killed in Riot In Suez Canal Zone:  All Schools Closed

Aid Rushed To Suez Zone  er ae ae ee ee   British Pledge Army Teo Remain

British Jets Patrol Skies   Police Take Steps to Prevent More Bloodshed in Troubled Suez Area

Fly 3000 Tommies  From Cyprus Base   Ships Stand By as Atmosphere of Emergency Pravaile Throughout Defiant Land of the Nile

Temperatures   Jets Patrol Ismailia, Suez Trouble Sector, Where Rioting Flared

Send More Troops to Suez Canal   Britain Rushes 3,000 Paratrooper: To Bolster Forces Near Cairo, Eaypt

A Man and His Grandson --  Put All Atom Bets on Bombs Instead of She's jor Battle

Truman Urged To Intervene In Bomb Death   Church Council Asks For FBI Investigation

Some Froniline Observers  Predict Truce  Most of Them Say Next Move Is Up to Chinese Reds

UNDECLARED TRUCE I§ SEEN IN KOREA   Some at Front Feel thinase May Withdraw from Action

‘Undeclared’ Korea Truce Seen Possible   Believe Chinese Reds Badly Jolted, With UN Forces Nearly Ready. to Call Halt —

Next Move In Korea Up To Reds   Some Predict End Of Chinese Effort

Predict More  Stormy Debate Over MacArthur   President’s Statement That He Considered Firing MacArthur For A Year To Prolong Inquiry, Senators Claim; General States He’s Astonished At Mr. Truman 

MaecArthur ‘Astonished’ By President   Truman Says He Considered Dismissing General For A Year

Five Companies Battle Blaze Monday Night At Bonneauville Catholic School: $21.000 Loss

M’Arthur Again To Be Examined   ‘Republican Senator Hurls ‘Whitewash’ Charae Against Far East Probe

Bill To Abolish MUCC Drafted  LL... fpnamnancntin   Higher Compensation Eor Jobless Asked

TOTS HUDDLE IN SHELL-RIPPED HOUSE  L. B. Officer Saves 45 War Waifs on Forgotten Island

NOW THEY BELONG TO SHIP  Cold, Hungry Orphans Meet U.S. Navy Patrol

Sailors Of U. S. Cruiser Adopt 45 Hungry Orphans Found On Barren Islet

American Naval Lieutenant Explores Forgotten Island in Inchon Harbor and Finds 45 Korean Orphans of War Huddled in One Shack -

Postal Rate Increases, Pay Boosts Considered by. Senate Committee

DEBATE OPENS ON... ~ POSTAL RATE HIKE   Would Restore Second Mat Delivery +

Senate Begins Debate On Hike. In Postal Rates,,.   PutUpForBait 9.

Montreal Whips Up Biggest and Loudest Welcome of All for Its Royal Visitors

IN MASONIC CEREMONY   37 Members of 105th Scottish Rite Class Take 32nd Degree

Stassen Claims Record Proves China Charges   Witness Cites Vandenberg Diary On Aid to Chiang

Repeats Claim «lf Undermined Chiang Gov't   Relates Ta Whale Palics

Claims. Record. Proves Aid To China Opposed   GOP Leader: Charges Werld. Wide Pattern . “To Boost Red Power.

Claims Record Shows Acheson Denials Wrong  Stes i Contents rg Bes   Stassen Contends State Undermined China Nationalists

DISPUTE - FLARES OVER TRUMAN'S U.N, DELEGATE   G. O, P. Léader Says State: Department Played. A Part In Undermining Chi nese Natianalicte

Jessup Opposed Kid to China, Stassen Claims   State Department Is Accused of False Denials of Charges

STASSEN CHARGES RECORD FAILS 10 ‘SUPPORT ACHESCN   Deplores Refusal Of State : Department To Admit Past   }  <r ne

Nationalist Aid Stopped, Charge  Vandenberg’s Diary Enters Jessup Case

“T Am Uneasy”  Stassen Attacks State Dept. In Testimony Against Jessup

Undermining of Chinese Told by Noted Educator   Statement Made at Hearing Concerning Jessup’s Nominatior

Stassen Flays Acheson Policy Toward China   Records Refute State Department's Words. Says Witness on  Jessup’s Nomination

Record Contradicts Denials by Acheson, Jessup, Says Stassen   Former GOP Governor Uneasy With Regard To Future U.S. Policy

Stassen Says RecordRefutes Jessup Denial   He Says State Department Helped Undermine Nationalists

Stassen Hits At  Testimony   Republican Tells Senators State Department Gives Facts He Knows Not True

Aid Stop to China Told  By Stassen   Says Record Proves State Department Played An Active Part.

Notes From Vandenberg’s Diary  Offers Fresh Material To Solons  Studying Jessup UN Nominatior

HE DECLARES RECORD SHOWS FALSE CLAIMS   Leaves Him Uneasy About Future Policy, Asserts Republican

Record Shows Jessup Hurt Chiang: Stassen   Former Governor Says Acheson Wanted Aid Cut Off

Stasseni Hurls New Charge   Says Record Shows Department Of State Helned Cut China Aix

Solons Row Over Jessup As Stassen Takes Stand   ‘Senator McCarthy Opposes Confirmation Of UN Delegate: Appointment Praised By Lehman

Stassen Brings Fresh Charges Against State   Says Department Directed Abandon Of Chiana Kai-shek

Stassen Points  To The Record On State Dept.   Claims it Backs Con. tention on Denial of Aid to Chiang

10 Red Jets Shot Down in Biggest Action   Formation of 46 Planes Falls Prey To Allied Assauit

NINE BOMBERS AMONG VICTIMS QF UN AIRMEN   One American Bage 4 Enemy Craft; Big Gunes Roar

AMERICANS SHOOT DOWN 11 PLANES, DAMAGE 3 OTHERS   Bag Is Biggest of Korean War—None of U. S. Sabre Jets Lost in Flaming sattle.   NINE OF DESTROYED SHIPS WERE BOMBERS   Allied Artillery Fire Stepped Up, But Ground Forces Limit Action to Patrolling.   By JOHN RANDOLPH.

Reds Send Bombers Over Korea   10 Downed In Flames By Allied Jets

6 Bombers Included In Positives  3 Others Damage   3 Others Damaged ‘American Jets Safe After Best Mission

600 Strike At Plant Tn Ashland   Ask Contract Change: At Mvers Company

O. P. S. News:  sil Need OPS 0. K. For 4-H Sale  Slaughter Forms Must Be Filled;  , a re A. ~~? ] er

LOWER HOUSE TO FINECOMB NEW BUDGE]   GOP Caucus Will Test Acceptability Of Tax Package

Life-or-Death  Decision Faces State Tax Plan   House GOP Caucus To Decide Today What to Do With New Program

Decision Near On New State Tax Mea sure   Proposed Levy Under Fire by Business, Industrial Groups

College Teacher Held ‘After Former Student ‘is Shot Through Heart

DRIVE FOR TAFT GAINING POWER      Prominent. “Wis * Ree publicans  Urge.’ Naha To Try For Presidential Nomination.

Wisconsin Republicans Drop Stassen,  Back Taft As Presidential Candidate

French President Says United Nations Remains ‘Great Hope of Mankind

REBUILD FIRE DAMAGE   Workmen Begin on Former Parsons Grocery Building

Tax Concession For Coal Asked In Big Tax Bill   Excess Profits Levy Increase Is Sought

Coalmen Ask Advantage In New Tax Bill   Say Competitors Have Been Given Favor in Past

Coal Association Asks Tax Advantag Be Retained  : Most Important - Natural Resource   Most Important _ Natural Resource Senate Group Told

Retain Coal Tax Advantage, Plea   Industry Contends It Has Been Victimized

Use Ram On Car to Get Into Exchange; Bandits Flee In Another Auto

Both Parties See Victory In 1952 Presidential Vote   Strongest Point , U. S. To Back Peace Search  With Arms, Truman Promises

See Victory Republicans After Fight   Brewster Asserts Eisenhower Vital For Overseas Work

A NEW CHURCH IS TO BE BUILT HERE   $140,000 Sanctuary for Immanuel Lutherans to.  Be at I7thand Vt.   STUDENT CENTER ALSO

~ TOBE BUILT HERE   $140,000 Sanctuary for Immanuel Lutherans to  Be at 17th and Vt. STUDENT CENTER AISO

15 Feared Dead in Ship Collision   Tanker, Fishing Boat Crash Off Boston

Hopes Dim For Cease Fire Plan   Diplomats Pessimistic After US Ambassador Sees Andrei Gromyko   ONE BIG QUESTION   Belligerents Mentioned By Malik May Include Chinese It Is Feared   BULLETIN

Elevator Strike Spreads in N.Y.C.   Workers Push Walkout Against 200 Buildings; Employes Face Sore Fee

Dem Convention Goes To Chicago   California, Ohio Get More Delegates

Top Acting Awards Go to Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrer: "All About Eve’ Academy Film Best

Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer Receive Top ‘Oscars: Best Film Is ‘All About Eve’

Judy Holliday Gets ‘Oscar’ As Year's Leading Actress  * Jose Ferrer Honored for Werk as “Cyrano’s~"; . ‘Supporting Players Also Capture Awards

: Josephine Hull, George Sanders Also Win  Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer Academy Award Winners

Bobby Hiftline Dies of Cancer   Jose Ferrer and Judy Holliday Get Movie Oscars; ‘All About Eve’ Acclaimed Best Picture of 1950

J udy Holliday Wins Academy Award; “ATI About Eve” Is Chosen Best Film

Movie Newcomer Takes Oscar From Veterans: Holliday And Ferrer Win

Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer Given Oscars, “All About Eve” Top Film

Jose FerremAnd Judy Holliday Win Academy Awards For Performances

Judy Holliday And Jose Ferrer Win Hollywood’s Academy Awards; “All About Eve’ Best Picture

Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer Earn  ‘Oscars; Neither Winner Present

Judy Beats Bette, Gloria For Oscar   Second Big Role Shades Mature Rivals; Ferrer Top Man

Jury Holliday, Jose Ferrer Take Top Honors In Movies As Academy Award Winners

 ‘All About Eve’ Best 1950 Film  Judy Holliday and Jose Ferrer Top Academy Award Winners

Holliday, Ferres Receive Oscars   ‘All About Eve’ Picked for Top Film Honors

Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer ‘Oscared' For Performances in 1950 Movie Roles

Investigators Ask McCarthy Diary, Letters  Report Delayed On Demand For Ouster . Of GOP Legislator

ssa IRMIMES >. és. com.. eagles THREE EXPELLED CADETS SEEK TO ENTER N. D.

Tax Official! Admits Use Ot Influence   Olson Charged By Sen. Nixon With Liquor ‘Shakedown

Landslide Vote Cast For Funds   House Leaves Intact Recommendations Of Committee Which Trimmed Truman Request==- Measure Now Goes Ta Sencha

House Votes Record  Military Bill 348-2   Limit on Ike’s Troops Refused; Senate Gets $56 Billion Act

House OKs $56 Bil For Military Use   Only 2 Dissenting Votes For Funding

House Votes Military Funds Bill —   $56,062,405,890 Peacetime Top; Only Two Against

House Passes Huge Military. Funds Measure   Record Peacetime Appropriations Bill Is Sent to Senate:

House Passes Military Fund; Peacetime Hit   Only 2 Lawmakers Vote Against Record Annoropriations Bill

Military Funds Voted by House  Limit on Eisenhower   Limit on Eisenhower Troops Turned Down

HOUSE PASSES ARMS BILL BY 348-2 BALLOT   Committee Report Is Unchanged; Truman Figure Is Cut

Senate OK’s $731 Million State Budget   Bill Far Above   Lausche’s Reanest

O Pte og                  S, gous  Mer 4 oy + ie Pee ee a el ee ee ee  GO TO CHURCH SUNDAY

Advises Increase In Cotton Reserve   Agriculture Heads Ask For Supply Of Five Million Bales

Reserve Cotton Stocks Needed   Goal For 1952 Not Enough For Needs

/ AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT WANT COTTON RESERVES UP 1TQ FIVE MILLION BALES

Boost Sought In Reserve Cotton Stocks   Ag. Dept. Says U. S. Needs Five Million Bale Stockpile

Committee Sets Police Hearing For Tuesday Night  Will Air Complaints Of Police Methods

22 Killed In Plane Tragedy   Big Airliner Crashes In Rugged Mountain Area in California

All on Plane Found Dead   Searchers Find Seared Wreckage  ‘in Mountains Near Santa Barbara

Wife of Alaska Ship Operator Among Those on Lost Aircraft   . Transport Crashes High in Mountdins; Wreckage Stiil Smoking When Located By Searchers: Victims Include Military

California Plane Crashes, 22 Die In Rough Mountain Country, Salvage Not Easy»

Bodies Found Scattered In Dense torest  ee: ie. She   Soldier On Way To His Wedding Among Victims Of Tragedy

 Airliner Disappears After San Francisco Take-Off;  Wreckage Believed Sighted

Miners Assessed $20 Each to Build Union War Chest   475,000 Members of Group Will Pay An Estimated Amount of $9,500,000

Settlement Expected in ALCO Strike   $20 Ber Miner   Lewis te Build War Chest to Fiekt ‘Foes’

Freedoms Foundation 1950 Ateards. ' Honoring Birthday Of Washington, Go To 860 Persons. Oreanizations

Freedom Foundation Gives $100,000 To 800 American Individuals, Groups

Planes Hammer Enemy Supply Lines In Korea  Reds Build Up For  Hiae Offensive

AIRMEN ATTACK REDS’ BUILDUP   Frontline Action Luls, Enemy Trying To Bring New Power

UN Planes in Korea Balter Red Railroads   Only Patrol Actions on The Ground as Bombers And Jets Hammer Rail And Highway Centers

Stores Get Extension On Reports   U.S. Reported Set To Put Controls On Farm Products

Somerset Coal Company Wins Fight Against UMW   fajunetion Restraining Union Pickets Fram fnierferine With Ner-Union Mines Extended

igh Egyptian igure Leaves or Moscow   Cairo Newspaper Declares ‘Secret Mission Important’

Republicans Get Setback In Committee   Bitterly Debated Policy Issue _ Not Put In Bill

Second Bomb Hits Home of AFL Leader   Attacks Center on AFL Teamsters Union in Chicago

ORGANIZATION IS ACCLAIMED   Sunday’s Competition Award Announced Last Evening

CLEVER 0. ¢. ORGANIZATION IS ACCLAIMED   Sunday’s Competition Award Announced Last Evening

Arkansas to Have ‘Bumper Yield’   McPeek Forecasts 1,440 000 Beles a For State in ‘31

North Koreans’ Losses Heavy In Wonju Attack  3,000 Reds Are Killed and Enemy)

Infiltrating” UN Lines —   Other Communist  Forces Battle: ‘Way Into Wontu ~*~ a

UN Forces Spring Trap on 3,000 Reds   Nearly 3,000 Killed, Bodies Stacke< Two and Three Deep

UN Forces Spring Trap on   _ Nearly 3 ,000 Killed, Bodies Stacked Twoend Three Deen 

Nearly 3,000 Reds Killed One Division Trapped   Korea Position Stays intact, M’Arthur Says

Kill 3000 Reds, Tray Division In Area Below Wonit   Enemy Bodies Stacked ‘Two and Three Deep’

Definite Districting Plans Asked  Truman Thinks Con  Truman Thinks Con. gress Should Give States Guidance.

Jenalor ravors Quick Peace in Korean Conflict   George Fears War 3 Unless Terms Reached   No Division

Sen. George Is Convinced Koreat War Must Be Ended Soon or It May Erupt Into World War Ill

Korean Fight Path To War.  George Fears   Favors Reasonable.  Speedy Settlement, Mac Arthur Prober Says

War Feared By Senator’  George Says Korean Biehs: BMuet PR. F...I..)

Senator Georae Favors Speedy Wind-Up Of War   Says It Must End Or It Will Erupt Into World War 3

Convinced World War 3 On Its Way   If Korean Fight Does Not Close Soon, ‘Reasonably

World War Danger Seen  By Georgian   Settlement In Korea Urged By George, But Not At 38th Paralell

Sen. George Fears Results  Of Korea War   Wants Conflict Ended on Any ‘Reasonable’ Term To Bring a Conclusion

Friday Seen As Deadline In Deadlock  Observers Believe Troop Removal Is Biggest Issue

Disagree On Single Big Issue   No Progress Seen In Latest Session; — Try Avatr ae 5 P.M

Neither Side Will Budge On Basic Issue for Agenda  Troop Removal Barrierto

Peace Efforts Deadlocked On One Main Issue  No Accord Reached On Troop Removal

Success Or Failure Of Cease-Fire Talks Near   Negotiations Near Crisis In Two-Hour Session; U. N. Delegates Report ‘No Progress ;Strained On Troop Issue

Cease-Fire Negotiations Approaching Crisis, UN Declares; No Progress Is Reported on Basic Issues, Thought to Be Foreign Troop Withdrawal

Foreign Troops’ Removal Crux Of Deadlock   Tomorrow’s Kaesong Session ‘May Tell Tale, Experts Feel; U.N. Firm On Agenda Points

Crisis Near In Kaesong Peace Talks   UN Leaders Insist Matter Is Political, Should Not Come Ur As Military Issue

Outcome May Be Decided Friday, Spokesman Says   “No Progress’? Reported After Two-Hour Session: Hitch Is Rumored On Withdrawal Of Troops

Tomorrow's  Meeting Will Give Answer; No Progress   Each Side Very Emphatie On Its Stand, UN Delegate Says

No Progress  In Two-Hour Session Today   Friday's Meeting to Tell Story, Spokesman Says—No One Gives On Issue in Debate

Deadlock Over Withdrawal of Foreign Troops   Report ‘No Progress’ First Time Since Beginning of Talks

Near a Crisis On Cease-Fire Talks  Official Spokesman Reports “No Progress Being  Made” NEITHER WILL BUDGE U.N. Delegate Says  row's Meeting Tall —

Next Conference Of Negotiators Might Tell Story, Is View Of U.S. Officer

Fate of Talks Hangs on One Mooted Point   Agenda All Set Save for Red Demand of ‘Foreigner’ Ouster

Next Meeting May Decide If   Neither Side Budges in AllDay Talk cn One Basic Issue Under Debate

Progress At Kaesong Cease-Fire Meeting At Standstill As Crisis Finds Both Sides Standing Firm

Disagree On Single Big Issue   No Progress Seen In Latest Session; Tey Again at 5 p. mi

Crisis In Negatiations Nears As Next Meeting Is Crucial   Neither Side Will Buldge From Stand On Basic Issue

Tonight's Session May Tell Story ©   Neither Side Will Budge In Red Bid Fo Teoon Withdrawals

Predicts Next Meeting To Be Crucial Session  Ridgway Rushes To   Ridgway Rushes T« Korea After Note From Negotiators

Withdrawal Issue Reported Stalling  Armistice Parley  Reds Push Point; U.N. Will Refuse ‘Political’ Step

Parley Believed Close to Rocks on Single Issue   Reds Insist on Troop Withdrawal Subject: U.N. Firm Against

Crisis Nears In Cease-Fire Talks Today   “No Progress’ Is Report From Latest Meeting

NO PROGRESS MADEIN LAST NEGOTIATION   Neither Side Willing To Change View On One Basic Issue.

Neither Side« Budges From Issue Stand ...   Tomorrow To Tell Story Or Air Of Finality IsSeen: Snbiects Secret...

Negotiators Call Ridgway From Tokyo   Withdrawal Of Troops Said To Be Point Holding Up Agreement

Kaesong Truce Talks Nearing— Crisis Thursday  “US Delegate Is Of Gpinion That Friday Will Decide

Reds Insist UN Troops Withdraw    Showdown Expected Tomorrow On Basic Issue In Dispute

Tomorrow’s Session Will Be Crucial; Troop Withdrawal Issue Believed To Be Sore Spot.  NEITHER SIDE YIELDS IN DEBATE

‘No Progress’ Reported As U.N., Reds Won't  Give in on Basic Issue

UN Spokesmen Indicate Hope Of Settlement of War Rests On Developments Tomorrow

MEETING ON FRIDAY MAY: TELL STORY   Allied Spokesman Predicts  _ Agreement  or Final Disagreement at Next Koesong Session (6 p. m. To: day. '   TROOP WITHDRAWAL iS DISPUTED ISSUE   Reds Firm in n Demanding Foreigners Leave-and .U. N. Refuses to Discuss “Political Question...

Both Sides Hold Fast On Major Issue Of Debate   Split Believed ToBe On Withdrawal. Of Allied Troops

Me .c Loday In. Parleys With Enemy   Meeting Tomorrow Will Tell Story,  Spokesman States

Cease-Fire Talks Near Crisis Today  r % Bee FAR eee f See ae   ‘No Progress Made’ Is Report by UN

UN Spokesman Sees Real Story Told Tomorrow   Neither Side Will Budge From Previous Stand On Troop Withdrawal

Stumbling Block Withdrawal of Troops in Korea   Fighting Revived On Limited Scale Along Battlefront

Session Friday To Tell Story   Both Delegations Determined on One Vital Point, Report

Know Fate Of Cease Fire  Talks Friday   ‘No Progress’ Today And Tomorrow’s Meef Will Tell Story Of Success Or Failure

Neither Side Wiil Budge From Previous Position; Red Demand On Foreign  Thannne Raltavad leave

Cease-Fire Talk Nears Crisis in )-Hour Session  ‘No Progress’ Made, United Nations Savs

For First Time Allies Report “No Progress”   Spokesman Predicts Final Decision at Next Conference

issue Believed To Be Red Demand For Foreign Troops Leaving Korea

Friday Session May Bring The Final Outcome  Both Sides Stand Firm On One Key Issue

NO PROGRESS REPORTED TODAY   Spokesman Says Friday’s Session To Tell Story   REDS DEMAND   Removal Of Foreign Troops From Korea: Both Sides Emphatic In Stand

Allies Report ‘No Progress For First Time   Decision Expected, One Way or Another At Friday Session

Crisis Nears In  Cease-Fire Talks   ‘Chinese Demand For Removal Of Foreign Troovs Believed To Be Point In Dispute

Tomorrow's Meeting to Tell Story. Unable to Agree on Issue of Withdrawina Foreian Troops.

Cease-Fire Talks Hang In Balance   Neither Side Budges on One Basic Issue in Thursday Huddle.

UN, Reds Firm In Dispute Over  Troop Removal   Today’s Session to::*. Tell the Story, ; Newsmen Informed

Agreement Or End Of Sessions Held Possible   Troop Withdrawal Apparently Issue Now Under Debate

THMPERRATURE   Talks Near Crisis   ‘No Progress? Reported In Today's Parley

U.N. Reports No Progress in Kaesong Parley:   Allied Envoys Take Position Question Is Political Matter

CRISIS THREATENS CEASE-FIRE UN Spokesman Declares Each Side Kmphatic On Its Viewpoint

“NO PROGRESS" REPORTED FROM TODAY’S SESSION   TROOP WITHDRAWAL IS BELIEVED ISSUE BLOCKING AGREEMENT

Reds Demand Parallel 38 Be Boundary   U.N. Negotiators Declare ‘Tomorrow Is Important Dav’

Delegate Says Allies And Reds Still Deadlocked   Neither Side Willing To Change Stand On Point Holding UpTt alks

Reds And UN Firm In Dispute  Next Session May Decide Parley Fate

‘No Progress’ Is Reported During Meet   Tonight’s Meeting May Tell the Tale, UN Spokesman Says. Each Side Emphatic

No Progress On Truce as  Talks Go On   Tomorrow's Meeting Will Tell the Story, Say Officials in Munsan

No Progress Reported In 7th Session   Friday Meeting Seen As Crucial One, UN Aide Saves

No Progress On Korean. Cease-Fire .   Neither Side Budges _From. Starid on Key, “Point, Believed to: "Be-Trooo Remove} ”

OIL CITY LEGION BAND WINS PRIZE   Captures Top Honors at Pittsburgh Convention

Below Zero Brings Shivers In Missouri  Cold Over Most Of Country With Snow And Sleet

No Relief in Sigh! from Extreme Cold   Sub-Zero Temperatures to Continue: Roads Hazardous in Some Areas of State.

‘Eight Below, Coldest Here This Winter   Continued Very Cold Forecast For Missouri

Cold Blast Holds Grip on Stafe,. Mos! of Nation   Another Sub-Zero Night Forecast; Some Roads Are Slippery

Renews Proposal For UN Control Of Atom Power   Would Free Mankind Of ‘Atomic Scourge’

Phony Propaganda Rapped by Truman   President Calls on Russia to Join In Practical Work for Peace

Quit ‘Phony Peace Talk,’ Soviets Told   _ President Says He Will Meet Reds,  Discuss A-contrals

Anti-Red Plot Stamped Out ‘In Albania   Revolt Was Led by. Opposition, Turks,  Greeks and Yuanclave

47 Seniors To Graduate Here Next Wednesday   Exercises Will Be Held At The High School Auditorium

TO LEARN 'ro vraim arnarew   LAWENTORCEMENT TO BE STRENGTHENED 8 = PAENTURGEMENT TOBE STRENGTHENED Hanover Businessmen Plan Action

Top Mobilizer Discredits Moscow Talk   Slaughtering Ban May Lead To Black Market. He Asserts

Wilson Says War Dangers At New Peak   Defense Leader Says We Must Be At Top Strength .

WILSON VIEWS WORLD WAR DANGER GREAT   Urges Buildup Of Military And Industrial Strength

Might to Avert A Third War   Mobilizer of Defense Wilson Tells of Danger

Feels Danger of Third World War Greater Than Ever   Wilson Warns Nation I Must Remain Strong: Critical of Controls Action.

U.S. Mobilizer Warns  Threat of Third World War Appears ‘Greater Than Ever’

Wilson Warns:  World War Ill Danger  ‘Greater than Ever   Russia Understands Armed Might Only, He Tells U.S.

Wilson: War Peril Is Great   Warns Against Being Lulled by Soviet ‘Sweet Talk’

Threats of War ‘Never Greater’  Defense Mobilizer Warns Against Lull

Defense Mobilizer Charles Wilson Believes Danger Of Third World War Is Greater Than Ever Before

WIDESPREAD USE -- U.S. Adopts New Method Of Artificial Respiration

America Urges Creafion of U.N. Volunteer Army   ‘Legion’ Proposed to Supplement Units of National Armies

US Suggests UN Recruit World Army   ‘United Nations Legion’ Proposed For World Use

U. S. CALLS FOR FREE WORLD ARMY   Proposal for International Fighters Before United Nations

Asks Formation of United Nations — Volunteer Army   U. S. Suggests It As Effective Means to Combat Aggression.

U.S. Backs U.N. Legion   Proposed Army Would Supplement Other Forces Fighting Aggression

U.S. Asks United Nations to Recruit International Arm) To Fight Aggressior   Would Supplement Units of National Armies Assigned U.N.

U.S. Urges “U.N. Legion’ to Fight Battles for Peace   Would Supplement Armed Forces: of Member Nations

Volunteer ahete For U.N. Force   Troops For Use Against Aggressor Nation Is Uraed

US. Urges UN To Build Army Of Volunteers   International Force Would Be Called on To Fight Aggression Anywhere in World

Communists Try To Upset Parley For Free World   Cornell Campus Invaded, Police Chase Reds Away

Senators Not Eager To Meet Soon To Consider Jap Treaty Ratification

Senators Show No Enthusiasm For Special Session On Jap Peace Pact

Senators Not In Rush Over Jap Treaty   Show No Enthusiasm for idea of Holding Special Session Later This Yeor

Label Newest Cancer Drug Asa Failure   AMA Asserts Krebiozen Beneficial Effects Not  Confirmed by Tests

State Official Testifys Inspection of Programs Curtailed by Provisions

Federal Gl Schoo! Act Lacked Fund:   State Official Testifys Inspection of Programs Curtailed by Provisions

Warren Gives Approval After 7-HourHearing   State Likely to Vote on Same Congressmen Next Year .

Gas Pipe Line Blast at Texas Eastern Statior   Temporary Line at Uniontown Unit Is Ripped Badly

Mining Village Rocked as Temporary Gas Line Explodes  Pipeline Blast Heard 10 Milés

UN Raiders Jab Chinese Hill Positions   Hit And Run Attacks Push Reds Back On Their Heels In West

Raiding Parties Jab Hard. As Truce Waited in Vain; Jets Engage in Four Fights

Cavalry Cracks Main Red Line  Key Height Captured By Frontal Assault

Allies Advance Is Halted Near Supply Center   Reds Pushed Back To Within Rifle Range of Kumsong

Yanks Smash Red Resistance In West Korea   Seizure of Key Height Climaxes 16 Days of Savage Hill Fighting

RED RESISTANCE 13 SMASHED IN WESTERN KORE:   Allies Capture Key Height Northwest of Yonchon to Climax 16 Days of Savage Fighting.   U. N. INFANTRY GAINS ON CENTRAL FRONT   U. §. 24th Division and Sout! Koreans Now Within Rifle Range of Supply Base of Kumsong.

CAPTURE KEY ENEMY POINT   Red Resistance Ended By Flame-Throwing Cavalry Group

Americans Use Flame Throwers To Smash Reds  Taking Yonchon Ends 14 Days of Savacae Fichtina

Beardsley Sends Names fo Senate For.8 Major Posts   Sends Four Names For Places on Roads Commission

Frogtown News Crowds MacArthur Off Georgia Editor's Front Page -

Gen. Ike Denies Political Deal With Pres. Truman   Magazine Story Says Chief Executive Promised To Make Him Available In °52

Suez Ouster. with Alarm   Fear Entire Middle East Defense System May Cave In

[British Work to Retain Suez Base After Egypt Moves to Oust Tommies

KREMLIN GREMLINS  AT THE WHITE HOLISE   Britain Plans Last Ditch Effort to Save Suez Canal But Egypt Appears Determined

UN Naval Force Paralyzes Wonsan ln 41-Day Siege  os y   Largest Bombardment Of City in History Into 1,000th Hour

Warships Continuing Great Sieve   Advance Of UN Ground Troops Moves Slowly

British Are Told Of Spanish Base Plan:  People Of Britain Appear _ Sharply Divided On Our  Proposal

England Divided On Spain Base:   Sherman Tells Admiralty Of Talks With Franco

U.S. May Set Up 18-Man Wage Board   ‘Government Ready To Move Without Formal Agreement

Officials Study New Wace Setup  Stabilization Unit To Be Ready Soon

TO TACKLE WAGES   18-Man Stabilization Board Expected to Be Appointed

Another Wage Tontrol Plan Being Set Up   Would Su ppla nt System Crippled’ by Labor’s Walkout

The Latest I, N. S. News Flashes   Hostile. Sav Reds   Shot Down 9 Red Planes

New Record For Shooting Down Migs Develops  Greatest Day Of Jet Fighting In Korea Is ssadetbied  na oe

Weinberg Loses University Post   Minnesota Dismisses Probe’s ‘Scientist X’

2-Out-Of-3 For Pennant 2 [Sprinting Giants Battle ‘Dodgers In Title Playoff

Hal Boyle’s Column Last-Minute Planning On How To Spend New Year’s

Wilbur Finds Way To Be Different!  He’ll Celebrate New Year’s Eve In His Home

SAM COBEAN KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION   Westport Artist, 34, Noted for Cartcons, Dies Near Watkins Glen, N.Y.

British Jets Curtain Suez Zone Rails Seized; Airlift Brings More Troops

British Jets Take Control  In Suez Area  ne ae se er we   Tank-Led Troops At Edge Of City   Four Railway Stations Are Seized At Southern Gateway To Canal

British Jets Throw Curtain Over Suez Ares   Airborne Troops Rushed to Canal Trouble Fone

Says Gamble Dictated In Politics   Witness Claims DaLes sio Told His Friend Not to Run.

Truman Will Defend Boyle To Limit If GOP Tries to Investiqate Him Out of Job

Serious Flood Shaping Below Kansas City   Residents Brace For More Trouble~

{Flood Disaster Builds ‘Up for Missouri   levees Crumble as Cresis Below Kansas City Threaten New Hiach

Missouri And Kansas Areas Brace For Flood   Continued Rains Add New Threat To Residents

it's Still Friday Ohio Assembly Still Siymied   Sofons Returning Saturday Afternoon

Ohio Solons Snafued’’ On Dozen Bills: Fail 3rd Time To End Session

ACCORD HARD TO REACH  ft Is Still Friday’ In Snafu-ed Legislature

Warmer in East: [cy in Midwest  Below 32 in Most ro ae? ee ees  ee oe

Terrific Atom Test Explosion Jolts Las Vegas. Bright Flash Seen In  California, Utah, Arizona Windows Shattered

Atomic Blast Lights Up Sky In Four States   Las Vegas Shaken By Forte Likened To Earthquake

Two GOP. Senators Confident Eisenhower  Will Be a Candidate   DUFF A LEADER

Senators Say Ike Will Run   Predict General Will Get Nomination and Defeat Pres. Truman

GOP Solons Certain “Ike” Will Run   Definite Statement Is Expected By Duff About January I

Ike’ Will Run, Senators Say   ives, Morse Agreed He'll Get Nod of GOP

GOP Leaders Sa Ike Will: Accept   Duff Is Expecting Definite Word Soon

  lves and Morse For Eisenhower: See Him Runninc  Duff Confident of  Candidacy Statement

Two GOP Solons Confident Ike Will Head Ticket   Expects Statement From Eisenhower Around Ist of Year

Definite Stand Expected : Republican Senators Certain  Eisenhower Will Run For GOP

) Maybe They Should Drop Around  Rains To Delay Wheat H arvest In Southwest” -- [t Says Here ©

Boy Scout Fund Drive For Prairie Gold Area   DRIVE TO START TUES, OCT, 28, WITH KICK-OFF BREAKFAST

SEEK FUNDS TO AID SCOUTING PROGRAM  SS ecw pol le ae   Akron-One Of Eighty Towns In Area Taking Part In Fund Drive

Captive Aviators Arrive in Vienna   Ambassador Welcomes 4 as Red Guards Escort Fliers to Austria Border

Hurry-Up Request On Controls Giver   Present Price Law Termed Inadequate By President: Action Sought

Truman Lays Out Price Control Plan   Advisory Board Called To Meet At White House

American Ground Forces In Europe Show How To Beat Airborne Enemy

WADERS ATTACKED Girl, 9, Snatched From Alligator’s Jaws by Boy, 10

Tran Makes  Ouster Move   Harriman Continues  To Meet With Chief

IRAN IS PUSHING BATTLE FOR OIL   Government Takes New Measures Against Company Exeeuwsive — Harriman Visits Premier.

Tran Seeks Ouster Of Oil Executive   New. Action Taken Against British In Tense Situation

lran Undertakes To Oust British   Revokes Residence Permits; Harriman  Talks To Premier

lran Government Seeks Ouster Of Brifisher  Chief Representative Of Oil Company OQeAacvad Tex  awniie

IRAN ORDERS AIOC OFFICIAL TO LEAVE   Residence Permit Canceled; Premier Sees Harriman Again: Assassination Plot Bared

Iranians Revoke Residence Permit  OF Oil Executive  Act Linked to Paper   Act Linked to Papers Found in Seddon’s WTanecesn Raid

Holiday Absentees Slow Down Drive To Cut Budget   Order Cut of 1.3% In First Department Bill

Reds Bring Up 2 Old Demands   Want Islands, Ban on UN Naval Craft

CURRIE, WELLES QUIZ DEMANDED   Ferguson Insists Senate Probers Cait Men In Red Inquiry

KKKK KK SLAUGHTERERS, ORDERED TO PUT ASIDE PART OF BEEF FOR ARMED FORCES

Governor Presents  Recommendation to Legislature   Road Needs Top List, Urges Increase in Gasoline Tax.

Calls for Short Session, Unity ir ‘Crifical’ Time   Gasoline Tax Boost Top List of Bills Governor. Wants

Roads © At Top ol The List   Governor For ‘Gas’ Tax Hike And Strong Civil Defense Law

Smith Puts Road Needs at Forefront a State Problems  Urges Gasoline Tox  Increase in Message Tk. Cianarnl Accom.

State Accidents Take Lives of {0   Four Persons Die in Headon Smash

 —15 FISHERMEN PERISH—  Die When Trawler Is  Smashed By Big Tanker

VESOEL SINKO; 1d MEN PERISH   FISHING TRAWLER GORS DOWN OFF BOSTON APRTER BLING RAMMED.

Pitteen Fishermen Die When Huge Tanker Hits Their 170-Ton Trawler

15 Fishermen Perish W hen Tanker Hits Light Trawler: Two Other Crewmen Rescued

15 Fishermen Perisia Aboard Light Trawier   Tanker Rams Fishing Boat in Boston Harbor; Oone on Tanker Is Injured in Crash

ALL VICTIMS ON FISHING VESSEL   No Cause Given For Crash In Boston Harbor  FrIQgUrnarn   Reported Trapped !n Hull As Ship Sinks In Minute; Sea Calm, Night Clear

15 MEN DIE IN BOSTON HARBOR SHIP DISASTER   Trawler Crewmen “Trapped in Hull Like Sardines in a Can.”

Collision Of Ships Kills 15   13 of Crew Trapped ‘Like Sardines’ When Trawler Goes Down After Smash at Sea

Tanker Rams Trawler Sekai inecesieeineeenai aan  15 Killed In Boston HarborShip Crash

Boston Harbor Crash Kills 15   Trawler Rammed By Tanker, Sinks Quickly

35 Fatherless As Ship Crash Takes 15 Lives   13 Men On Trawler Drown When Trapped In Hull Like Sardines In Can

Collision Traps 13 of Crew in Hul Of Fishing Boat   Freighter’s Captain Says Smaller Craft Cut Across His Bow

Legislature Meets, Hartle House Speaker  Gov. Youngdahl TT. Aa  a, oe

South Korea Forces Push. North O£38   Allied Planes Pound... . Enemy Convoys Above Communists’ Capital

U.N. Troops Cautiously Cross 38th Parallel East of Inje   Slog Back Over Same Ground

Allies Edge North In Two Areas in Cau'ious Advances   Some North Korean Troops Have Been Told “War Is About Over.”

BOTH ANCHORS OF LINE ARE PUSHED AHEAD   Communists Use New Type Jet Plane; Bringing In More Supplies

U.N. Troops Advance On Ends Of Line   ‘War About Over’ Statement From Red Officer Reported

North Koreans Told "War Is About Over’.   _ UN Extends. Both Anchors of Line Yn Limited ‘Movec

UN Troops Push Battle Line North   North Koreans Told by Officers “War About Over’

Four Hunters Are Killed When Two Light Planes Collide Near Remote Emergency Landing Field

Warns Russia Against Move On Yugoslavia   Acheson Says End of War With Germany Will Be Pressed

Acheson Warns  Russia To Lay Off Yugoslavia Stales Congress Will  Be Asked To End State Of War With W. German)

EX-OFFICIAL OF REG FACES U.S. CHARGES   Agency Head Says Man Was on Payroll of Borrower; Stil! Held Federal Job.

Symington Charges Former RFC Official Held Job Illegally  On Payroll of Big Borrower While Still  In Government Employ

Weather Aids  Forest Fires   600 Acre Oregon Blaze Out of Control: Wash. Fire Stopped

Parched Forests of Northwest Can Find ‘Little Hope; Most Fires Under Control’

PTA Calls For System to Clean Up Garbage Scattered Over City   Thinks Recreation for Youth Would Be One of Biggest Assets That Middlesboro Could Have

Report on-- --M’boro  Cleaner City Should Greet Tourist On Arrival In Middlesboro   New Cumberland Park Can Make City Large Tourist Center if Proper National Advertising Is Given

Single Foreign Aid Body Urged se can —  OR ee AamewsrellU Mh RO 8,

 Republican Idea  Propose New Agency To Handle     \Foreion Economic-Military Aid

SINGLE AGENCY TO HANDLE AID IS SUGGESTION   New Action Aimed: At Acheson; Pair  Wants Money Setup

SUBJECT TO DRAFT   Foreign Students, Depend. ing on Visa Types, Sometimes Called

(T TO DRAFT   Foreign Students, Depend:  ing on Visa ;l ypes, Sometimes Called

Allied Foree Plunges North Over the 38th   Heavy Armored Unit Smashes to Choyvang Through Red Hordes

Powerful Allied Armored Column Crosses Parallel  To Split Chinese Forces   Daring Thrust Smashes Through To Banks Of Choyang River As Reds © Retreat Northwasd At Dog Trot

Armored Force Splits Reeling Chinese Troops  Nea at Dal 8 Gabe ak Wain Wane   One of Boldest Strokes of Korean War; “We Expect Great Things of This Effort’, Messages Gen. Almond.

Bold, 13-Mile Thurst Sends U.N. Forees Across Parallel: Other Units Close To Border

13-Mile Gain Reported by U.N. Forces   Powerful Thrust Reels Back Reds in East-Central Zone

Fleeing Enemy  Is Split   UN Will Not Observe Border In Chasing  Communists

Armored Task Unit Plunges Across Paralle   One Of Boldest UN Maneuvers Of Korean Conflict

Said One Of Boldest Moves Yet   Almond Says He Expects Great Things In Move

RESTRICT RUBBER USES AFTER MAR]   Severe Restrictions Upoa Use of Natural Rubber in Eftect.an Thursday.

‘Chicago Hit By Walk Out Of Milkmen   Union Says Homes Will Be Served

CHICAGO MILK DELIVERY HELD UP BY STRIKE   Drivers Walk-out In Demand For Higher Wages, Shorter Week.

William Oatis  Dug Deep For His News   Communist Trial Condemned by Men Who Knew Writer

Big Barge Endangers River Dam   Breaks Its Moorings And Settles on Top; Lowlands Threatened

ALLIES TAKE YONGWOL, PUSH 5 MILES NORTH   Wide No-Man’s Land Left Separating Main Units

Ferrer Tells Committee He Is No Commie   Movie Actor Denies He Is a Member of Red Party; Says He Never Has Been a Member

Jose Ferrer Says He Was ‘Careless’  Linking With Reds   Oscar-Winning Actor Say: He’s Not Sympathetic With Communists

Ferrer Denies. Being A ‘Red’ Says He’s Victim Of Big-Name Hunters

Ferrer Denies He Was Red: Aided ‘Fronts’   Film Award Winner Describes Himself As An ‘Innocent Victim’

Actor Declares ‘No Sympathy For Red Cause   Osear Winner Cites Communisi Fronts Sourcht “Big Names”

OSCAR WINNING ACTOR DENIES HE IS COMMUNIST   Ferrer Says He Wes Victim ‘of Red Big Name : Hunters.

Ferrer Says He Never Was  A Communist   Academy Award Winner Denies He Ever Took Part in Front Activity

STAR DENIES TRAVELER TAG, RED SYMPATHY   ‘Big-Name’ Hunters Blamed; Tactics Told Probe

Ferrer Careless With Use Of Name   But Actor Denies He Was  Ever Sympathetic With  “ Reds

No Communist, Ferrer Asserts   Not Sympathizer for Causes, House Hears

Jose Ferrer Says ‘I'm No Commie’  Star Concedes Name Leaned ‘Casually’

Conferees Speed Tax Boost Action  Three Major Issues Still Before Group

Conferees Start Work On Tax Bill   Senate-House Group Seeks To Settle Big Poinis Of Difference

Conaress Seeks Tax Hike Accord In Committees  $5 to $7 Billions Range of Estimates

Shafter Cute Loose  ‘Stupid Statements’ by 'Same Generals Charged

Doubt Cast On Job Done By Air Force   Rep. Shafter Says Generals Make “Stupid’ Statements.

Hits Generals On Loose Talk   Says Congress Should Call ‘Em On Carpet

FEDERATED WOMEN’S CLUBS TO MEET APR. 27   County Organization Will Hold Spring Session in Mansfield

(F.W.C. to Hold ‘Annua! Meeting   Columbian Literary Exchange To be Host Club at Mansfield

Mills Tries To Untangle sIDock Strike   Didn t Try Toll Influencel  RFC Loansil

U. 5. Permitted To Keep Armed Forces in Japan   A  Insures Security Of Japan, Supports Formal Peace Pact

new Defense Treaty Signed By Acheson and Yoshida   Agreement Imposes No Formal Commitment Upon United States: No Bases Specified

Accord Permits American Forces In Jap Sector   Agreement Hailed a: Means to Bulwark ‘Freedom’

U. 5.-Jap Pact For Security Duly Signed   Security Treaty Grants U. S. Right to Keep Armed Forces In Area Indefinitely

US Troops ‘To Remain In Japan   Nations Sign A See uritv Pact Along With Treaty

Owen Lattimore Denies Pacific Institute ‘Red’  Professor Quizzed  ee ee Se

F ar East Experts Missing  Police Checking Reports That Pair   Police Checking Reports That Pair Fled to Russia

Police Seeking ] High Foreign Qifce Employes   Reports Circulated Pair Fled To Russia

—U.S, JAPAN EXPERTS—   2 Feared Bound For Russia With British Secrets

Seven Reds Face Federal Charges   Accused Of Plotting Overthrow Of Govt.

Arraignment Set For Hawaiian Reds; Judge Refuses To Disqualify Himself

Seven Hawaiian Communists Ordered To Appear In Court   Metzger Refuses To Disqualify Himself

BREAKS LOOSE FROM RESCUERS AND DROWNS   Body Is Recovered Twe And Half Hours After Tragedy

Overrate Report Of Plane Mishap   Nine-Foot Model Object Of Biggest Planehunt In Northwest Missouri

Model Plane Sets Off Wide Search   Petrolmen, Planes Look For Reported Crosh

LAREDO DLADI Al VU. wv».  Bevan Says England “Toc Far Behind Wheels of American Diplomacy”

DEDICATION FRIDAY   Public Is Invited to See New Dormitory at Haskell

? KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   Two Automobiles Collide In North Carolina; New Yorkers Die

Governor Scott Accepts Blame For Accusations   Says He Instructed “The Highway Folks’ To Inform People

Council-Manager System Supplanting Commission Rule Throughout Nation

Young Bride Receives Two Presents Or  Twenty-First Birthday — Home, Cake

Human Sea Assaults Of Reds Waver Under  Terrible Cannon Fire   Communists Thrown Back In Several Other Attempts To Break Through Tight Defense Lines.

Americans Yield Ground Only In One Sector   New Communist Attacks Break Out Near Former Capital

2nd Division Taking Heavy Toll Of Reds   Communists Killed At Rate Of 10,000 A Day As Fighting Rages

New Attacks Made By Reds Near Capital   Enemy Wavers As UN Artillery  Pounds Positions

UN Halts Red Breakthrough With Massed Artillery Fire; 10,000 Reds Are Said Killed

_ —KOREA~ Reds Aim New Blows At Seoul   2D DIVISION PROTECTS FLANK

UN Troops Kall 10,000Per Day. Halt Red Push   Barbed Wire Stops Chinese Short of BRattavad Sananl 

"HUMAN SEA RED ASSAULT IS WAVERING   United States 2nd Division Reports Killing 10,000 of Enemy In One Day.

Iran Premier  Vows Fight To End For Plan  Faints After Telling Of Threats On Life; Holes Tin? In OM fico

IRANIAN PREMIER FEARS ASSASSIN   Aging Leader Flees To Parliament Sanctuary

lran Premier . Seeks Security   Moves Into Parliament Building After Threat

Premier Of lran Fears Assassination  Prime Minister  Fatsaaner bed ana   Prime Minister Moves Into Govt. Buildina

WORKS TWO WAYS   Rain Hurts Boggy Valleys, Boosts Some Upland Crops

Mother, 3 Tots Perish in Fire   Another Lancaster, Pa., Woman Escapes Flames  With 2-Year-Old Son

Kidnap, Rape 20-Year-Old Navy Bride   Taken From Bedroom; Virginia Police Holding Two Suspects

Young Bride Is Kidnaped By Two Men   Virginia Woman Says Abductors Raped Her —Attempted Murder

Frankston Ghost Mystery Has Been Partially Cleared   Red Postcards Are Still Unsolved By Officers

CREST NEAR AT CAPE GIRARDEAU   Last Endangered Town Past Crisis.

Mississippi Nears Crest At Cane Girardeau  Flood Waters From Kansas, Missouri   Flood Waters From Kansas, Missouri  Expected To Cause Little New Damaae

FLOOD T0 CREST AT CAPE TODAY   No Serious Damage Is Foreseen Now

Mississippi Flood Threat Now Easing  River Crest Hits Cape Girardeau

OVP Miss Is Near Crest   Little Additional Loss Expected at Cape Girardeau. Vio.

River Crest Hits Cape Girardeau; Damage Eases  Towns. Cities Further   Towns, Cities Further South Not Theatened By Flood Waters

GOVERNOR CONFERS WITH ROAD GROUPS   Commission And Advisory Group Discuss Future Siate Hich wav Program

 —COLGATE CONFERENCE — Jones E Demands Prebe  of Seviet News Boss

STATE AUDITOR GIVES BREAKDOWN OF CASH TAKEN IN BY MACEO SLOTS, DRINKS, BOOKS

STATE AUDITOR GIVES BREAKDOWN - CASH TAKEN IN BY MACEO SLOTS. DRI

U. S. Destroyer-Minesweeper Reaches Japanese Port After Being Hit 13 Times in 15 Minutes by  Well Camouflaged Communist Guns Located on Shore

REDS SCORE 13 HITS IN [5 MINUTES   Shore Guns Kiil 3 on USS Thompson

Shore Guns Hit U.S. Warship   Three Seamen Die In Korean Skirmish

US Destroyer Gets In Despite Bombs   Thompson Makes Sasebo After 13 Hits in 15 Minutes by the Reds

Battle- Scarred Minesweeper Gains Jap Port; 3 Casualties Piped Over Side Of Vessel

Gen. Eisenhowel In Luxembourg  Continues Talks On Defense Of Europe

15 Degrees Low Here; Cold Snap To Stay While   Not Much Relief In Sight From Early Winter

New Cold Wave : fo Hii Northwest Missouri Today   Weather Bureau Sees No Early End to Record November Chill.

TWO BOYS’ CAPS FOUND IN RIVER   GIVE CLEW TO FATE OF THREE YOUNG BROTHERS MISSING FIVE DAYS.

Taft Completes His Policy Book   May Be Reference Work For Friend And Foe In Campaign

Taft Writes Book On Foreign Policy   May Become Referenc Work for Friend and Foe in 1952

Lack Of Peace Pr roposals Balk  United Nations   None Ready As Groun:   None Ready As Group Faces Recess Action At Afternoon Session

U. N. Faces Delay In Cease-F ire Quest - No One Has Proposal Ready

UN Faces Delay ‘tn Peace Quest   Assembly May Adjour Because no Proposals Are Ready Yet

Warns Grangers of US Farm Policies, Danger of City Rule of Legislature

Pride in Birth Certificate Brings End to 14-Year-Old’s Army Service

14-Year-Old West Virginia Boy Is A ‘rost-Bite Casualty Of The Korean War

Ran Away From 6th Grade Classrooms in West Virginia...  14-year-old Soldier Is Korean Frostbite Casualty

Boy of 14 Who Skipped Out of 6th Grade to Enlist in Army Is Frostbite Casualty of Korea War

Big For His Age Sixth-Grade GI, Frostbitten  In Korea, Flown Back To U.S.

Swell Place for 14-Year-Old  Frostbite Uncovers Beckley Gl’s secret of Army Hospital Doctors

14 Year Old Boy Who Fled Sixt! Grade to Join Army, Returns As Korea Casualty

ADRCAVET AT N4 WILL HAE TO QUIT WAF   Army Learns His Age After Boy Sent Back as Frost Bite Casualty.

Drama Marks Delivering Of Ridgway Note   ‘Speak Korean!’ Brings Only English From Allied Envoy

‘MRS. P. 0. HANSON DIES   Wife of Missionary to China Had Been Honored by K. U.

Price of Vodka Slashed   é ee RMS Shemale ma ee  Retail Cuts Ranging From 10 to 20 Pct. Announced Ry SConjot: Bread. Furniture Cosis Lowered

SHORTAGES IN. CIVILIAN GOODS ARE IMMINENT   Wilson Says Arms Outpat Nears Mass Preducties Sage   STEEL FOR HIGHWAY ' USE NOT AVAILABLE

Arms Qutput Near Mass Production,  Wilson Tells U.S.   Civilian Goods Shortages Are Now Being Felt, Mobilizer Savs

Civilian Goods Sharply Cut By War Output   U. S. Feeling Pinch of Vast Production for Nation’s Armed Force:

Civilian Pinch Already Here, Says Mobilize   Wilson Warns Defense Program Will Cause Shortages

Wilson Reveals Civilian Goods Pinch Is Here  Eric Johnston To fr *s2 B..4 AL FCA   Eric Johnston To Quit Post As ESA Chief This Fall

Certificates — For Teachers Of First Aid   Twenty-four Qualify After Taking Course: Schools Cooperating

Instructor Certificates Presented  Union Countians First Aid Is Being _

Taft Says Some Jobs Impossible  Warns Nation Tr. Gana Wropkse   Warns Nation ‘To Stay Within Tts Canacitv 

Taft Restates Policy Toward Aid For Europe  Air-Sea Power Is Chief Need, Senator Says

Taft Fears U. §. Lacks Capacity For Land War  Senator Pins Faith

Allied Tanks Break Through Enemy Lines   Reply trom Ridgway On Truce Talks Still Due

Long Hunt Ends With  Discovery   Soldiers Preparing To Drain Canal When Body Found

Truman Talks To King About Tax Cleanup   Oliphant Links Senato1 Bridges to Inquiry. on Tax Probe

ot “Mon Valley” Name Chosen For New School District In Brownsville Region.

FIVE COUNTIES OPPOSE KAZOO AS ‘SAN’ SITE   Favor Triangle Formed By St. Joe, South Haven And Hartford

Supervisors Add Weight To Battle   AreA Realtors Join With Boards To Get Hospital Re-located

CALIFORNIA DEMOCRAT SAYS:  “Thought  Heard (Truman’s) Hat Drop Into The Ring’

Believe Truman Is Candidate For Re-Election  Makes Political Speech At Peace Treaty Conference  - 2 oe oe oe ee lCU hlClC MC tC

Congress Nof Likely To OK Health Bill   President Fighting For Compulsory Insurance Since 1945

Three Men Arrested In Raid On Hotel Dope Ring Claimed Smashec By U. S., Houston Officers

Convict Kills Guard, Escapes Chicago Prison   Convicted Murderer Beats Guurd To Death

‘Shoot to Kill,’ Police Ordered   Another Prisoner Seized in Break

Plan Services.  For Mrs. Galles  ” Saturday Rites Set ° - At Remsen Church

Plan Services.  For Mrs. Galles Saturday Rites Set At Remsen Church

KKekwkKkKx FLAGS OF 12 ATLANTIC  PACT NATIONS RAISED  AT NEW HEADQUARTERS —

POSTHUMOUS MEDAL OF HONOR TO MARION G   Pfc. Richard Wilson Died ir Gallant Effort to Save : Buddy.

Admiral OKs Bombing Of Manchurian Fields  In Pursuit Of Red Mig:   Badger Approves MacArthur’s Plan If Enemy Crosses Yalu Into Korea; Acheson Fought Proposal To Hit Bases In China   Ry ROGER D GREENE

Admiral Urges Red Jet Pursuit Into Manchuria   He Says UN Planes Should Be Allowed To Chase Attackers   Piniyry Pane 12

Cross Yalu Says Admiral Badger  Pursuit But Not Bombing Is Uraed

Admiral Urges Pursuit Of Planes Over Border  Senator Reveals Top U. S. Officers Voted Cimilae Daliew- Vataacd hu Nthor Alliac

Chase Red Planes, Says Adm. Badger   But Wouldn’t Yet Bomb, Manchuria Bases, He Testifies.

Badger Urges Pursuing Reds Across Border   Says U.N. Planes Should Follow Enemy Into Manchuria

Admiral Urges ‘Hot Pursuit’ Of Red Planes   Badger Would Lift Bar On Crossing The Yalu River

BADGER PROTESTS SANCTUARY’ FOR CHINESE RAIDERS   Opposes, However, Immediate Bombing of Bases Across Border’   HEAR HURLEY TODAY   Probers Await Word from Macarthur on Rebuttal Bid

Admiral OKs Bombing Of Manchurian Fields  In Pursuit Of Red Migs   Badger Approves MacArthur’s Plan If Enemy Crosses Yalu Into Korea; Acheson F ought Proposal To Hit Bases In China

Rebelling Reds Ape Tito. In West Germany  New Left-Wing Party Will Be Dedicated To  Katiawal litksescrs

Israel Declines Truce If Syrian Forces Remain   Border Quiet Today After Bloody Fighting In Disputed Section

israel Refuses to Heed Cease-Fire Order Sponsored by United Nations   Won't Stop Fighting Until Syrian  Forces leave Nemilttarizad Arana

‘CEASE-FIRE BID SPURNED   Israel! Refuses To Heed United Nations Order In Near East War

Shooting Stops Along Jordan  Syrians Driven Back By Israeli Troops

Cease-Fi iring Rule Broken  Israeli Forges Ask _ Syrian Withdrawal

Death Penalty Given For Six  Convicted For Part In Assassination OF King Abdullah

MORE THAN 200 PLANES MMA IN 2 BlG BATTLES   Only Two B-29s Damaged ir Greatest Jet Combat in History.

U.S. Planes Down Or Damage 22 Reds In History's Biggest Jet Air Fight

Foe’s Biggest Challenge Is Turned Back   Russian Buildup Jn Manchuria Is Reported Today

152 Jets in Biggest Battle; Reds Lose 22   UN Troops Burn Way Inte Main Chinese Line North of Parallel

Newspaperman Insists Big Fee Paid Demo Chie!   Party Leader Faces Further Questioning

Jenafe Propers To Scan Boyle’s Bank Accounts  Party Leader's Tax Returns to Be Studied Also   Reneagts Choraes

OENATE PROBERS DEMAND BOYLE’S BANK ACCOUNTS   Group Also Decides to Seel Full Access to His 1919 and- 1950 Income Tax Returns.   ACTS AFTER HEARING NEWSPAPER REPORTER   Theodore Link Reiterates Tes Chairman Got $3,000 From Lithofold.      WILMOT HERCHER.

Probers Want To Alse Inspect Boyle’s Income Tax Returns   REPORTER PROVIDES MANY NEW LEADS

Investigators Demand Boyles Bank Records  Senate Probers Call for rull Access to Demo Chief's Tax Returns for 1949-1950

Reporter  Heard In Boyle Case   Sources For Story Not Yet Revealed; Finneqan Mentionec

To. Inspect Local Sites for College  : 2 Eetheroy Officials  Bue Hore hy Oct 12

lo Inspect Local Sites for College  2 Lutheran Officials. Bue Here by Oct. 12

Highway 23 Contract Let By Commission   17 Projects Included In List Approved At Little Rock

U.S., British Aid To Russia  MIG Jet Enaines, Atom Secrets Are Perfected Copies

Russia Gor Aid From Her  Former Allies   Some Given Voluntarily In Last War And Others Stolen By Communists

U. S., Britain Aided Soviet Arsenal Kook ok a ee a ee + ok *  Tet Planes. Modern Weonons Obtained--Some By Espionage

Cui ficl alu able pennant  Bri ain US. ‘Helped’ Modernize Red Arsenal

Russia Copies Allied Weapon:   Some of Secrets Lost through Spies

Soviet Weapons Under Scrutiny  Aid from Britain Boosted USSR Arsenal

‘CPL. DARRELL G. GILLEY OF SANDOVAL, KILLED IN  ACTION IN KOREA, OCT. 13

CPL. DARRELL G, GILLEY OF SANDOVAL, KILLED IN ACTION IN ‘KOREA, OCT, 1}:  l

Atlantic Pact President  Urges West Rearmament Before It Is Too Late

Fate Scales In Peace Or War Balance   President Van Zeeland Warns 2-Nation Atlantic Pact Council Of Acute Situation.

Pact Nations Open Crucial Ottawa Parley   Greece, Turkey Bids May Be Extended After Debate

Atlantie Council Meets  Opens New Drive For Rearmament At Crucial Talks  7 2, eee Pee pee eee

TORNADO HITS HUNAN, FE HnHISES STANT   Hancock County Town Razed: Storm Tears Through Crystal Lake.

B-36 Crash Is Worst In History   Twenty-Three Airmer Killed When. Plane Crashes in Landing At Kirtland Air Rase

293 Men Die in B-36 Crash at New Mexicc Air Field on Sunday   Fifth and Most Tragic of Bad. Luck for Big Bombers Occurs at Air Force Base Near Albuquerque

2 SURVIVORS IN CRITICAL CONDITION   Plane Explodes In Landing Attempt In Sandstorm

B-36 Plane Crash hills 23 Crewmen Iwo Survive Fifth  And Worst Crash of  Air Force Juggernauts

Giant B-36 Crashes; 23  Airmen Die   Huge Plane Explodes In Attem pi to Land ‘At Albequerque Base

23U.S. AIRMEN DIE IN CRASH OF GIANT B-36   Tragedy Is Worst In Five-Year History Of Bomber.

23 Airmen Die in Crash of Huge B-36 Bomber at Kirtland Air Base   Two Crewmen Survive  Accident Near Alhnaonarnna N May.

AlN FURUE FRUDE Twenty-Three Airmen Die as B-36 Bomber Crashes  in New Mexico

Launch Probe of B-36 Disaster  Twenty-three Die   Twenty-three Die As Bomber Burns At Kirtland Base

Probe Worst B-36 Crash; 23 Men Are Killed, Airforce Base Wrecked

—AIR CRASH—  23 Men Die When Giant B-36 Burns  Craft Cracks Up In New Mexico

To Investigate Bomber Crash   23 Airmen Killed Near Albuquerque durina Sandstorm

Only 2 Survive Arizona Crash  Air Force Launches   Air Force Launches  Inquiry At Kirtland

Giant B-36 Crashes, Killing 23   Kirtland Base Left Like Junkyard After _ Bomber Blast, Fire

Two Survive Smashup Of B-36 Bomber   Kirtland Air Force Base Covered With Aircraft’s Rubble

Blast Turns Base Into Junkyard’   Crippled Bomber Flew 400 Feet Over Albuquerque

23 KILLED IN BOMBER CRASH   Giant B-36 Explodes In Trying To Land At Kirtland Base

Bomber Crashes In Flames; 23 Airmen Are Dead  Colonel Says Wreck Looked Like Oil Fields Burning

23 Airmen Die In B-36 Plane Crash   Probe Started To Discover Cause Of Kirtland Accident

23 KILLED IN B-36 CRASH; PROBE OPENS   Two Survivors Of Flaming Wreckage Now In Hospital

B Airmen Killed as Giant Bomber Crashes at Base   Explosion of B-36 Turns Base Into a Junkyard; 2 Survive

Fifth B-36 Crash Kills 25, Hurts 2   Block-Long Bomber Explodes On Field

23 Killed In W orst B-36 Crash   Big Bomber Explodes Burns in Crackup At Kirtland Air Base

Probe Begins in B-36 Crash That Kills 23  2 Survivors Critical   2 Survivors Critical After Flaming Wrecl At New Mexico Base

23 Airmen Killed in New Mexico As B-36 Explodes; Crash Is Worst Since Big Ships Took fo Air

Bomber Explodes, 23 Airmen Killed   Giant B-36 Ship Crashes In Flames While Landing In Sandstorm at Kirkland

Giant B-36 Crashes In Landing Iry During Sandstorm, Killing 23 Men

B-36 Crash Kills 23 in N. Mexico   Fifth and Worst Crash of Giant Bomber Injures Two Other Airmen

23 in Crew Die As B-36 Crashes At Kirtland Base  Giant Bomber Hits On Wingtip During Stormy Landina

13 Meet Death In B-36 Crash   Gusty Wind Blamed In Part for Disaster

23 AIRMEN KILLED. IN BOMBER CRASH   B-36 Explodes, Burns in New Mexican Landing _  Mishap

23 Airmen Perish In Crash of B-36   Albuquerque Disaster Is Worst in History of Biggest Bomber

Giant Bomber Crashes, Burns  With 23 Dead   “Base In New Mexico “Looke Like Big. Junk “Yard After Accident .

B-36 Crash Sunday Kills 23 Airmen   Scattered Bomber Leaves New Mexico Base Like Junkyard

High Wind Causes Tragedy At Field In Albuquerque . Only Two Members.  Of Crew Escape . Horrible Deaths. - .

Soviets Request Secret Arms Talk   Want Private Sessions Reopened

Asks Reopening Of Disarmament Talks by Big 4   Polish Delegate’s Stand First Reaction From Soviet Bloc to  Revised Plan

Official Seeks New Big 4 Talk   Poland Delegate ' = SRT eRe gee elec = naa hea

Satellite Joins Syria, Egypt in Arms Cut Plea   U.S. Cool to More Secret Discussion  On Disarmament

Mystery Veils Third Atom Test In Nevada Area   Details Withheld By AEC; : Think Varied Weapons Are Tried Out In Blasts

3rd ‘A’ Tesi Lights Local Mother Sky, ls Seen in LA, Badly Burned San Joaquin Valley Saving Child   See Photos on Page 5

3RD ATOMIC BLAST IN WEEK SET OFF   Described By Witness As Like Huge Flash Gun

Getting Usec To A-Blasts   Third Test in Less Than Week Causes No Alarm in Las Vegas

Another Atomic Blast Is Seen   ) Third Test Is Made At Las Vegas Range No Details Known

Las Vegas, Nev., Citizens Rocked By Explosion  Another Atomic Test

 —NOT A SINGLE INQUIRY — Week's Third A-Blast Reurine te Las Vegas

Third Atomic Blast in Week   Test Near Las Vegas is Described as Like "Huge Flash Gun.”

Atomic Blasts, Like Firecrackers, Cause Little Sensation In Las Vegas Gambling Sector Early Today

Third Atomic Explosion In Less — Than Week Touched Off In Nevada   Blast Rattles Windows In Las Vegas; Brilliant Flash Lights Pre-Dawn Sky

3rd Atom Blast Rocks Nevada; Details Secret   Flash Reported Not So Strong As One Sunday

Third Atomic Test In Week Set Off at Sprawling 5,000 Square Mile Range In Nevada

Windows Rattle and Roulette Wheels Tremble, But Nevadans Are Not Excited. by Third Atomic Explosion

Third Atomic Explosion Lights Sky in Las Vegas Area but Causes Little Stir

Third Atomic Test Flash in Nevada Skies   Las Vegas Residents Take Window-Rattling Explosion in Stride

Third A-Blast Fails To Excite Las Vegas   Tests Lights Up Pre-Dawn Sky ‘Like Hugh Flash Gun’

Tadey’s Skies   Third Atom Blast Lights Sky Over Nevada Test Area

Giant Flash Marks Third Nevada Test  Atomic Shells Or Missiles _ May Be Fired

Third Atomic Explosion Is Set Off In Nevada Desert: Results Are Secret

Another Atomic BlastSet Of   But It Stirs-Littie Alarm.-in Las Vegas

—‘FLASH GUN’ EXPLOSION—  Third Atomic Blast In Week Shakes Las Vegas

LasVegasRocked By Third A-Blast   Sky to Northwest Of City Is Lit Up ‘Like a Flash Gun’

Third A-Blast Within Week  Rocks Nevada  Speculation Mounts  That Variety Of Aton  ee Ae. TT...

‘Like Huge Flash Gun eee Third Atomic Blast of Week Lights Up Las Vegas Sky

3rd Atomic Test Conducted Today   A. E, €. Gives No Details on Explosion Near Las Vegas: Survevs Uncover No Radiation Damazce 

Big Blast Seen At Las Vegas  Pre-Dawn Sky Lit Ur By Blinding Flash

Third Atomic Test Is Made   Blast Lights Up Sky in Las Vegas Area

Third Atom Bomb Test Blast in Week Lights Nevada Skies Early Today

Army Charges. Reds Increasing Korea Forces  Taking Advantage Of Armistice Talks Lull To Build Up

Messages Soviet Official  Truman Sees No War if Russian People Learn U.S. Peace Aims

 Soviet People Should Know U.S. Aims  President Sends Friendship 'Resolution to the Russians

Truman Says Russia Must See Our Aims   President Sends Goodwill Message To Soviet People

Resolutions of Friendship Sent T'o Russians by President;  Urges Study of U.S. Policies

No War If Russian People Learn Peace Aims Of America   Shooting May Go on for Weeks in Korea  Peace Won't Settle at Once, Enemy's Real Feeling to Show

SDDDWILL oD WITH MeooAGE SENT MOSCON   ruman Makes Appeal for an Understanding of U. S. Peace Aims.

President Cites Peace  Aim Of U.S   Congress Resolution On Friendship For Russian People Sent

Truman Says Peace Aims To Avert War   President Tells Russians There Will Be No War If Red People Can Learn  Aims of American.People

Truman Sends Peace Plea To Soviet People   Urges Kremlin Tell People U. S. Wants To Avert Conflict

Truman Letter Sent to Head Of U.S. S. R.  U. S. Friendship for   U. S. Friendship for All Peoples Is Told

The Weather   Truman Tells Russ U. S.  Wants Peace  Warns Next War Would Involve Dread Weapons

Truman Tells Soviet Union  There Will Be No War If Russians Can Learn of America’s Peace Aims

Chief Executive Calls For Peace   Says Reds Should Learn U. S. Aims

Russians Told America Seeks A Real Peace   Truman Message Sent With Joint Congress Memo

Reds Told Amerieans Want Peace   President Truman Sends Message to  Russian President

Russians Get U.S. Peace Plea   Told War Unlikely If People Informed Of American Aims

Urcent Plea ror Peace To Russians   Trumon Tells Soviet Closer Understandin: Will Prevent Any Wa:

Russia Hears From. _ ‘Truman What Peace In _ The World Will Mear

Truman Wants Russians  ToknowU.S.Peace Aims   President Asks Soviet Leader To Make Resolution Expressing Friendship Known To People

Truman Sends Message To Russia  No War Will Come If Soviet People Know Aims Of US

‘ KNEW SHED GET MEIN TROUBLE' Photo of 'Girl Friend’. Traps Burglar, Aged 9

Trouble in the  House Over  Truckers’ Fees Mesure Hine How  Changed From Original Plan

Bill fo Make Truckers Pay Into Snarl   Much-Changed Measure ‘Heads For Trouble

State Department Chided By Stassen  Educator Says Pattern Be: ing Cut For Red Rule

Stassen Charges Reds Planning India Dominatior   Says Chiang Regime Undermined Despite Denials of Acheson

STASSEN CHARGES ATTEMPT 10 HAND INDIA 10 REDS   Despite Denials by Acheson, He Says State Department Played Part in Undermining Chiang.   PLACES HIS VIEWS BEFORE SENATE GROUP   McCarran Comes Out Against Confirmation of Jessup as Delegate to U. N. Mceting in Paris.

Stas sen Charges State Department With OK of Reds   Says Chinese Dominatior Pattern Now Is Being Followed In India

State to Again Notify Drivers  - License Expirations "Running Too High’

Sound Your Klaxons, Comrades-Everybody Else Is Wrong, Russians Invented Autos

GIRL STABBED AT ALTAR UURIN NAS   Terry 0’Connor, Formerly of Reinbeck, Attacked by Rejected Suitor.

Girl Is Knifed at Communion   Critically Stabbed by Suitor in Aisle of Cathedral «

Rejected Suifor Stabs Girl in Back as She Approaches Communion Railing in Church

Knifed by Suitor at 7:30 Mass   Condition Is Critical; Youth Says She Spurned Him.

Youth Admits Slaying Coed After Assauli   Michigan Youth Confesses He And A Friend Raped Carolyn Drown, Then He Stranaled Her

"NO SHOE RATION,’ SAY OFFICIALS  Cattle Hides Allocation Due Within Fortnight

Men of 28th Div. Not Much Surprised Over News of Move to Europe This Fall

1,500 At Republican ' Gathering   Governor Tells Party To Guard Against ‘Complacency’ Of Three Years Ago

Kohler Appeals For ‘Alert’ Party  Philipp,Ringling Pledge Harmony

Republicans Hear Kohler   Need Independents to Win Election, He Says

Governor Wams Badger G.0-P. of Complacency   .. Republicans Must Get Independent Vote, ‘Session Told

Weekend Mishaps Take Lives of Nine  Wisconsin Traffic Toll Hits Stride

 Minority Rule Warning Issued. Study And Full Vote Urged Nov. 13 On 5 Texas Constitutional Amendmenis

Russ Claim liveYear Goals Topped   Industrial Figures Cited as Evidence of 73% Production Hike

Medical Profession Is Under Fire At State Rural Health Conference

Texas Sends Perambulating Pelicans To Fill London Park Bag-Beak Vacancy  J

AFL THREATENS TO UNSEAT 19 U.S. SENATORS   Martin, Pennsylvania, Among Those Named On Union List

O’CONOR, BYRD ON PURGE LIST _ OF AFL UNIONS   17 Qther Senators Singled Out As Being Against Labor   POLITICAL FUND IS BEING COLLECTED

AFL Gunning For 15 Solon:   Senators Including O’Con. or Classified As Enemies Of Labor

New Wage Board May Be Appointed Today Cantracte Affectina Half-Million Workers To Be Studied

Allies Put Full Enemy Regiment info a Retreat   Tank, Infantry Patrol: Stab Deep into Reds All Along Front

McClellan Deplores ‘Pork Barrel’ Cry Raised on Flood Control Bills

Claims Floods Answer Pork Barrel Charge   Sen. McClellan Makes  Plea for Action on ~ Control Projects

McClelland Defends Flood Control Plans   Claims Cost of Reservoirs In Kansas Would Be Under Loss

This Is the Day That Millions of Americans Say Never Again Will They Put It Off

PERSIAN SHAH TAKES BRIDE IN SIMPLE RITES   Once-Divoreced Ruler Wed: Granddaughter of Former Rebel Chief.

Shah of tran Takes Bride   Weds [9-Year Old Daugh ter of Former Rebelliou: Tribal Chief.

Shah Of Iran Weds Granddaughter Of Once Rebellious Persian Tribal Chief

Shah of Iran Weds in Comparatively Simole- Ceremony: Greets Diplomats

Shah of Iran, Soraya Wed  Traditional Splendor Lacking bv Official Orde)

Shah Weds Tribal Chief's Danghter  * Foc ®.. gies +p PAE, Le, ee tg mm Df ° ae wm ce.   Costly Gifts Sent To Persian Couple By Friendly Nations

21-Gun Salute Booms as Reza Pahlevi Takes 19-Year-Old as Second Wife

Shah of Iran Weds In Moslem Rites   Bride Is Grandaughter of Former Rebel Chief; Guns Salute Two

Snowfall Good Omen For Shah  Ruler Of Iran Takes Youna Bride Today

POST FOR ZURBUCKEN   Former Head of Highway Patrol to Vehicle Department

Deplores Situation   DiSalle Declares Matter About Packers Bad  One for Nation

Pennsylvania Will Build Road to Pour Turnpike Traffic Onto Ohio Highways

Order Will Seek Conservation of Available Supply   Senatars Ask More Facts on Proposal to Draft 18-Year-Olds

New Manpower Mobilization Policy Planned   VAJ/amman Diatanca Aine   Woman Defense Aid Says Truman to _ Issue Order Soon

President Plans New Directive On Manpower  New Order Pops Up   New Order Pops Up “On Inquiry Regarding Farm Deferments

Truman To Ask Conservation Of All Manpower   Mrs. Rosenberg Says Presi dent To Issue Policy Soon; Committee Asks More Draft Information

Truman Expected to Ask Conservation of Manpower   Question of Agriculture Deferments Probably Will Be Clarified.

New Manpower Mobilization Policy Due   Truman Slated to Announce Particulars in Next Few Days

TRUMAN PLANNING NEW MANPOWER MOBILIZING STEP   Assistant Defense Head Says Directive “Will Ask Conservation Of Workers

Manpower Blueprint Due Soon   Truman Reportedly Will Outlige Policy Within a,Few Days; Te Includé All Phases

New Manpower Directive Wilk Be Issued Soon   Truman To Call For Con. servation Of Resources All Afowa-tine ———

Scheduled in Next Few Days   Marshall, Rosenberg ond Senate Committee Discuss 18-Year-Olds, Permanent UMT

MOBILIZATION OF MANPOWER BEING SET UP   Truman’s New Policy Approved By All  Agencies

Truman May Issue Manpower Policy  Mrs. Rosenberg Says Directive Is Due Soon

New Manpower                  gt UR see dy   . Directive Will Seek to Conserve Available Manpower

Mobilization of Manpower Plan Will Be Issued  All Groups to Be Asked to Aid Policy

Congress Cut Of Draft Age Seen Certain   Opposition Voiced To UMT Program,  Service Time Plan

Industry, Agriculture, And Military Will Be Asked To Save Manpower Russell Opposes  Metandima Sarwira   21 Months Is Enough, Head Of Armed Serv O sti enn OO cm OF etic

Shift In Draft Policy Is Due   Truman To Outline Mobilization Policy Within Few Days

PLAN NEW ORDER FOR MANPOWER MOBILIZATION   > PRESIDENT TO ASK FARM AND INDUSTRY, CONSERVE WORKERS

New Manpower Conservation Order Coming Soon, Says Mrs. Rosenberg

It Will. Ask Conservation Of Manpower   Solons: Studying Defense Burecru's Plens for UMT

New Manpower Policy to Be Issued Soon   Truman Directive Wil] Urge Conservation In Industry

Truman To Mobilize  Manpower     Asst. Secretary Of Defense Says President Will Announce Policv

IS MOULDING MANPOWER POLIGY   Directive Will Be Issued in Few Days Says Mrs. Rosenberg

Will Hit Industry, Military, Civilians And Agriculture   Lack Group Must View its Own Needs Against All Other Overall Needs

Plan New Manpower Controls   Announcement of Policy By President Expected Within Next Few Days   BROAD COVERAGE   Ask For Conservation by Industry, Agriculture, Military and Civilians

New Manpower  Policy Readied   Senate Panel Studies Plan To Draft 18-Year Olds

National Manpower Mobilization Policy To Be Known Soon   Official Says Truman Will Issue Statement In the Next Few Days

Truman Plans To Ask Conservation OfU. $. Manpower   Is Expected to Issue His New Policy Soon

President Expected fo Issue New Manpower Mobilizing Policy Within Several Days  Bill for New Program to Reach ' Congress During Next Week

Truman Plans to Issue a New Manpower Mobilization Policy   Designed to Conserve Available Labor Force

Ma SVE Ww!  President Reported to Be Ready to Issue Manpow-’ er Directive

President Due To Bare Plans In Few Days  rs. Rosenberg Tells Committee

New Manpower Policy Expected   Rosenberg Reveals New Truman Plans

Manpower Policy Seen In Few Days  Truman Plans To Issue New Directive Soon

New Policy on  Mobilization Is Coming Un Soon   Presidential Directive To Ask All Groups To Conserve All the Available Mannavurar

PLAN ORDER TO MOBILIZE MANPOWER   Woman Assistant Defense Secretary Says Presidential Directive Is Being Prepared   NO DETAILS REVEALED

Maps Draft Policy   Presidential Directive Will Ask Alf Groups To Conserve Nation's Available Manpower

carn Planned By President   Anna Rosenberg Say: U.S. Will Be Asked To Conserve Available - Strenath In Nation -

New Policy On Manpowel ls Expected   Mrs. Rosenberg Says Directive Out In Few Deys

Colder Weather Moving Eastward  Ohio Valley One of Few Mild Spots

House OK’s New State Tax Program   Senate Is Silent On Its Attitude On Compromise

Goes To Senate As Compromise Over Deadlock   GOP Leadership Approves Package Revenue Measure

MOGRACY IN AGTION HERE   DISCUSSION AT MEETING HERE MAY BE SUBJECT OF TV PROGRAM

LOVELESS OUT FOR GOVERNOR   Ottumwa’s Mayor Opens Bid te Head State Demo Ticket

H. C. Loveless, Ottumwa, Out For Governor   Mayor Announces His Candidacy for Demo. cratic Nomination

Loveless to Run For Governor  Ottumwa Mayor Ist Democrat to File

MOULD INCLUDE KOREAN FIGHTERS  House Passes Bill te Give Autos to Maimed Veis

Legion District Meeting Opens  McCraw Points Need For Veterans’ Action

Lovely 30 Days Ahead  Charlie's Saved—Ice Cream Reprieve Granted

Last Minute Reprieve—  Gets 30 More Days To Enjo [All lee Cream He Can Held.

RETAINS FREE ICE CREAM PRIVILEGE   Young Boy Eats Delicacy -_For Month: Enjoys It

Free Ice Cr ream Adds hihi Ibs. a Mon ith  Boy Gets Another Month in Utopia

Best Ad Firm Ever Had:  Boy, 7,Gets 30-Day Reprieve On His Free lce Cream Contrac

 Party Planned for Charles  St. Louts Youth Gets 30-Day ‘Extension on Free ice Cream

Eisenhower Tour Discloses Pitiful Lack’ of Defense   General Lands In London for Further Talks

Auto Price. Increases Anticipated  Wage Control Rule Will Be Relaxed

Adm. Sherman To Start Last Flight Home  TT . Tl ce ¥ Seis: PERS   U.S. Naval Leader Dies In Naples After 2 Heart Attacks

Heart Attack Causes Death  In Naples, Italy   On Tour of Europe's Defenses at Time:  McCormick Takes Joh

Officials Pay Tribute to Adm. Sherman   President, Gen. Ridgway, Adm. Joy Are Among Those Sending Respects

Top U. S. Navy Officer Is Dead   Admira!. Sherman Dies In Naples Sunday s¢  He Completed Tour of Atlantic Pact Defensac

ADM. SHERMAN LEAVES ITALY   Naval Chief's Body To Ar. rive In Washington Tomorrow

NAVY LEADER WAS TOURING PACT NATIONS   Had Completed Talks With Franco To Get ‘Spanish Air Bases

Heart Attacks Fatal To Navy Chief In Italy   54-Year-Old Admiral Had Just Concluded Talks With Franco, Defense Inspections

Admiral Dies  In Naples During Tour of European Aulantic Treaty Defense Area

Sherman, US Naval Chief, Dies   e Succumbs After Suffering Two Heart Attacks In Naples

Admiral Sherman, Top Navy Chief, Dies of Heart ill   Had Completed Tour ~ Of Atlantic Pact  Tinfeesss Avaw

SUCCUMBS AFTER 2 HEART ATTACKS IN NAPLES, ITALY   Was to Leave Yesterday for Home, Ending Tour of Atlantic Pact Area   DEATH UNEXPECTED   Admiral L. D. McCormick Takes Over Sherman’s Job Temporarily

Sudden Death Climaxes Trip Which Gave U. S. Access To Spanish Bases

United States Navy Chief to Make Last Flight Home Tuesday-In Death

Sherr rman Body  Will BeF lown To Washington   Navy Chief Stricken In Naples While Qn Defense Arca Visit

Navy Chief Dies Suddenly At Naples   Adm. Sherman, 54, Dies Sunday; To Start Flight Home Tomorrow; Loss Is Great Says Truman.

Adm. Forrest P. Sherman,  Chief Of Nation’s Navy, Dies At Hotel In Italy

U.S. Navy Chief Dies at Naples  Sherman Arranged ‘New Franco Pact

Death Follows Heart Attacks At Naples, Italy  Body Is Removed Tail © Wilemeeiese

TO FLY BODY OF ADMIRAL SHERMAN HOME   Chief of Naval Operations Dies Suddenly Yesterday in Naples.

Death Claims Sherman, U.S Navy's Chief   Two Heart Attacks Fatal To Head Of Operations; Dies In Naples

Member of Joint Chiefs of Staff Of U. 5. Defense   First Airman Head Of American Navy

SHERMAN, NAVAL CHIEF, SUCCUMBS WHILE IN NAPLES   Hero Of Famed Wasr Carrier Dies Of Two Heart Attacks --Body Ta Be Re. turned To U. S.

Body Of Admiral Sherman To Be Flown ‘Home Tomorrow In Special Navy Plane

Navv Chief's Bodv To Be  Flown Home   Admiral F. P. Sherman Dies In Rome, Italy Of Heart Attack

Adm. Forrest Sherman Dies of Heart Attack in Naples   Arabs Mourn Slain K ing; Portugal Elects New President: Reds Gather

Death Takes Sherman in Naples Hofel   Body Is Returned To US. by Air President Mourns

Body Will Be Flown Home Wednesday After Rites On VU. SS. Warship

Death Takes Head Of American Navy   Admiral Sherman Suffer: _ Two Heart Attacks in Naples

Adm. Sherman Dies at Naples of Heart Attack   U.S. Chief of Naval Operations Was on « Tour of the Atlantic

Death Takes Naval Chief   Adm. Sherman Suddenly Dies in Italy Touring Defense Area

High Ranking Admiral Dies While Abroad   Forrest Sherman Deac After Completing Spanish Agreemen}:

Navy Chief Seemed In  Good Health   Sherman Was On Tour Of Europe’s Atlantic Pact Area

Adm. Sherman Dies In Hotel At Naples Of Heart Attack   Youngest Chief of Naval Operations In History

ARLINGTON BURIAL   Full Military Honors for Admiral Sherman Friday Afternoon

aval Operations Chief ails To Survive Two eart Attacks In Italy   Had Just Recently Completed Pact With Franco For Setting Up Of U. S. Air And Navy Defense Bases In Suain

Had Just Concluded Talks With Generalissimo Franco; Descendant of John and Priscilla Alden.

Naval Chief Dead: _  Merrimack- Born Admiral Sherman Dies in Naples -

Sherman's Body to Be Flown Home   Services Held Aboard Warship In Bay of Naples

Body of Admiral Sherman, Who Diec Of Heart Attack in Naples, to  Be Flown Home After Ship Service.

Navy Chief’s Body To Be  Flown Home   Sherman Dies  In Naples, Italy

Hero's Burial ls Planned For Adm. Sherman   Death In Naples Tragic Climax To Mission To Spain

Adm. Sherman Dies in Naples   Top U.S. Naval Aide Suceumbs  Durine Atlantic Defense 'Tonr

Adm. Sherman Will Get Hero Burial: Death Won't Delay Pact With Spain

Navy Chief Dies Sunday   Adm. Sherman > Victim Of Heart Attack In Italy

Admiral Sherman Begins His ‘Last Flight Home--In Death   Truman Says ‘The Country's Loss Is Great’

Adm. Forrest Sherman Dies Of Heart Aitack Naval Chief Stricken While On Tour  (MS Biwanaan Atlantir Dart Natianc

Chief of Naval Operations Had Just Completed Talks With Franco on U.S. Bases

Sherman's Body To Be Flown to UJ. §. for Burial  Top-Ranking Admiral Had Completed Vital  1cC1IAn  ta Eurone

Chief of Naval Operations Ready to Depart for Home When He Is Fatally Stricken

Adm. Sherman To Start Last Flight Home   Plane to Bring Body To U. S. Tomorrow

Second Heart. Attack Fatal To Navy Chiet   Adm. McCormick to ~ Take Over Post as i. Naval Operations Held

Navy Chief Dead, Body Aboard. Ship Near Naples   Truman and Acheson Say Sherman's Loss Is Blow To Country

FBI's Investigated 9,000 Draft Cases   Burceu Getting Over 2,201 Alleged Violation Cases Every Month

APPROVAL MAY BE GIVEN FOR SCHOOL IN NESHAMINY DIS   Dr. Oliver S. Heckman Feel: Very Optimistic Over Washington Visit

PROPOSAL FOR SCHOOL RPPROVAL 1S SOUGHT   Neshaminy School District Needs More Space   ENROLLMENT INCREASE

Three Hurdles Stand In Way Curhs May End In Two Years If War Averted

Nineteen W est Point Cadets On Ship  C AT With 23  Men Down in Arizona Area

Allied Forces Press Attacks On Massing Red:   Enemy Build Up Shielded by Smoke Screens

U. N. MAINTAINS HEAVY PRESSURE ON RED BUILDUP   COMMUNIST TROOPS USE SMOKE SCREENS; MAY MASK OFFENSIVE

Relentless Allies Strike Red Bases  Pressure Kept Up To Balk Offensive

Allied Fury Keeps Reds Off Balance   Savage Battle Is Fought With Huge Hwachon Dam as Goal of UN Treas;

Rip Reds in Battle  At Hwachon Dam   UN Air, Ground Forces Into Action as Red’s Smoke Screen Lifts

BATTLE FOR KOREAN DAM INCREASING   Reds Forest Fire and Smudge Pot Smokescreen Lifts; Allied Planes Attack Ground Forces. 

Baltle Over Big Hwachon Dam Swelling   Allied Troops Rip Into Redi, Better Exemy With Artillery, Rifle Fire

Allied Drive Potent   Relentless Pressure Maintained on Three Enemy Buildup Areas In North Korea

Allied Forces Smash Deeper Into Red Lines   Attack Aimed at Blocking the Long-Expected Enemy Offensive; Rigid New Censorship Rule: Ban Details on. Massing of Communists

Allied Forces Piow Deeper Into No. Korea   Continue Pressure On 3 Red Buildup Areas Behind Smoke Sereen

GI Punches Keer Foe Off Balance Despite Screen    Allies Plow Deeper Inte Concentrations of Communists

Intensify Fight For Big Dam   On Central Front Allies Batter Reds With Artillery And Rifle Fire

ALLIED FORCES SEIZE LAST REMAINING POSITION OVERLOOKING IMPORTANT RED BASE, CHORWON

ATOMIC BLASTS PUT RUSSIA ON NOTICE = U.S. IS CONFIDENT OF WEAPONS LEAD

Senate Finance Group Takes Up Tax On Gambling   House Already Has Approved A Gaming Levy.

Policy Aimed to Win Peace   President Offers to Negotiate With Reds; States Objectives of U.N.

Truman Explains  Actions   Goal to Defeat: -Communisnr in“ Asi: Remains thé Same 

'‘Peace--But Not At Any Price"  Truman Defends Far East Foreiqn Policy  4

Weather Forecast   Truman Says U.S. Policy Is Aimed A Halting Reds, Averting World War

‘Dec. 3 Program €hristmas Season Approaches  ‘And Merchants Plan Jubilee

 Seeks Defense Production Act Changes  ‘Truman Calls Board Meeting ‘To Tighten Inflation Controls

Truman Calls Leaders For nation Talk  Se a  ee eee ee   SCREWS WES FUSE  Present Controls Have Fallen Short, OfFticiale Daclarea

President to Talk Of Control System With Top Leaders   Truman and New Board to Meet at White House; Seeks  A whens

Truman Seeking Help In Fight On Inflation   President Confers With Leaders Of Natidn

ASKS HELP IN MAPPING FIGHT ON INFLATION   Summons Leaders In Ma jor Fields To Conference This Afternoon

Industry, Farm, Labor Leaders Huddle With HI  New Mobilization   New Mobilization Board Called To. Talk Mere Effective Curbs

Seek To Map New Inflation Control System   President Truman Meet: With Newly - Namec Mobilization Bearc

Truman Will Meet Mobilization Board on Controls  Accord of 3 Factions Needed to Step-Up Inflation Ward

Two Dead In Traftie Mishaps Over Weekend  Driver In Fatal Crash Held By Police

“Electronic Brain’ Goes To Work For US Census Bureau This Morning

$600,000 Marvel “Electronic Brain” Goes to Work for U.S. Census Bureau

Mechanical. Brain Starts ‘Thinking’ To Compute Facts for Census Bureau

UNIVAC Works for Census Bureau, Has Unique Memory  Electronic Brain Remembers Facts About You

Tells Allin Split Second $600,000 Electronic Brain Goes to Aid of Census Bureat

Troops Other  Than Chinese Are In Manchuria  Sneaker Ravhirn   Speaker Rayburn pes RevylGhany,

Opening Round Starts In Fifth Conflict For  Former Korean Capital

Fifth Battle For So. Korean Capital Opens   Powerful Communist Drive Reaches Withir Five Miles of Seoul

Capital Is Isolated from Allied Army   UN Guns in Seoul Take Heavy Toll; Uijonghu Falls

Capital Is Isolated By Powerhouse Drive Against U.N. Retreat   Allied Guns Take Roaring Stand In City, Pile Up More Dead In Week's Terrific Toll.

CHINESE. REINFORCEMENTS IN BATTLE; SEOUL TROOPS CUT OFF FROM MAIN LINE

Fresh Troops Push To Within 5 Miles Of Korean Capital   Drive Isolates City : From Main U.N. Army

staggering Losses Fail to Halt Enemv   Reinforced Chinese Communists Compel U.S. 8th Army to Fall Back: Reds Take Uitonabu.

Drive Nears  Battered City   Communist Casualties Heavy In Renewed War Effort

Infiltrate Through UN Defense Lines   Reds Throw New Reinforcements  Against Eighth Army

Sharon Income Tax Held Valid   Non-Residents Must Pay Tax, Court Rules: Injunction Set Aside

Sharon Income Tax Held Walid  "Non-Residents Must   "Non-Residents Must Pay Tax, Court Rules; Injunction Set Aside

General Needs 15,000 Replacements Per Month, Marshall Tells Congress

15,000 Replacements a Month Needed in Korea, Marshall Says   Decldres It Will Be April Before MacArthur's U.S. Divisions Are at ‘Normal’ Strength; Sees Higher Goals If World Situation Worsens

Hearings On Lower Draft Age Started   MacArthur Needs 15,000 New Troop: Every Month, Says Secretary Marshall

Replacements Needed Badly For Far East   Marshall Says 15,000 Men a Month Required To Keep MacArthur's Divisions Active

Emphasizes: Need for Replacements  MacArthur Can Use 15,000 Men a Month

Defense Chief Calls Again for 18-year-olds   General Testifies at House Hearing on Draft Chanaec

MacArthur Needs Are Set at 15,000 Men Per Month  Replacement Goal Is Cited by Marshall At Draft Hearing

Marshall Opens Draft Hearings   Secretary To Explain Need For 18-YearOlds.

MacArthur Needing 15,000 Each Month   Marshell Says His Divisions Won't Be Built Up To Norsnal Strength Ey Replacements Until Coming April

Troops Needed To Build Army In Orient, Claim   Congress Wrestles With Size of Armed Force and Controls

Cites Need of Drafting Young Men   Secretary Says 15,000 Replacements Needed Each Month in Korea  MAY RAISE GOAL Must Inerease Strength  Of Military Manpower If Situation Worsens

Marshall Says It Will Be April Before MacArthur's Divisions Built U p: Asks 27-Month Draft Service

Tells Of Needs by Military   Marshall Declares Goal For June in Manpower Might Be Made Larger

MacArthur Needs About 15,000 New Troops Each Month   His Divisions Will Not Reach Normal Strength Before April.

Marshall, Requesting Buildup In Draft, Says MacArthur Needs 15,000 New Men Monthly  Korean Divisions Won't Be Full Strength for Several Months

15,000 Men Per Month Korea Need   Marshall Tells House Committee Plans For Military Buildup

M Arthur Needs 15,000 Monthly Replacements  To Services Needs Reafara Hauca Graun

Marshall Outlines Replacement Plans  MacArthur to Need 7S uw) PAS ses: {yor

Korean War Gl Replacement Needs Bared   will Take 15,000 Monthly to Bring Units Up to  Normal Strenath

Marshall Tells House Committee Of Draft Needs   M’‘Arthur Needs 15,000 Replacements a Month, Secretary Warns Group

Marshall Says 18-Y ear-Olds Must Be Called To Help Fill Gap Caused By Heavy Replacements For MacArthur

‘Mac's’ Troops Short—  Needs 15,000 Men Per  Month as Replacements

Marshall Says Hike In Armed Forces Néeded   Declares MacArthur To Require 15,000 More Men Mouthly

“15,000 -A - MONTH REPLACEMENTS NEEDED IN KOREA”   MARSHALL: WILL BE APRIL BEFORE UNITS AT NORMAL STRENGTH

Marshall Testifies On Defense   Army In Korea Needs 15,000 New Men A Month, Group Is Advised

Need 15,000 New Gls Each Month. Says   Secretary Marshall Tells Requirements To Build Divisions Ty Normal Streneth

Korea Divisions Need 15,000 Men Per Month   Marshall Cites Unit Weaknesses in Draft Hearing

Reports U.S. Troops Need Replacements  Testifies Before House Committee On Draft Needs

Marshall Urges Drafting of 18-Year-Olds   Cites MacArthur's Needs for Replacements in Far East

House Begins Hearings ‘On Draft Of 18’s  Marshall Leads Off;      Marshall Leads Off; Universal Training Included In Prograr

Marshall Cites Need For Boost in Draft   Secretary Estimates MacArthur's Forces To Require 15.000 Replacements Monthly

Won t Be Ready Until April, Says Defense Official   Marsnall Testifies at Hearing on a Request for Training Program

Marshall Points Out Manpower Needs of Army   Replacements for Korea Alone Must Total 15,000 Monthly Hs Talle ee

TROOP NEEDS OF MacARTHUR 15,000 A MONTH   Marshal! Bares Reasons For Extending Draft To 18-Year-Olds.

NEED 15,000 MEN A MONTH /FOR KOREA   Gen, Marshall Gives Replacement Figures; Says Divisions Won’‘t Be Normal Strength Until April.   VASKS HOUSE FOR 18-Y EAR-OLDS DRAFT   Manpower Goal of 3,462, 000 by June Will Be In. creased if Situatior Worsens, He Says.

Says MacArthur Needs 15,000 Men A Month   Secretary Marshall Tells Senators Of Army Draft Needs

MARSHALL SEES ‘BIC NEED FOR TROOPS   Estimates 15,000 Monthly To Build MacArthur Gls

Gen. MacArthur Needs 15,000 New Men Monthly   Marshall Says Goal May Have To Increase If Situation Worsens

TELLS KOREA NEED   Marshall Says MacArthur Must Have 15,000 Replacements Monthly

Replacement Needs Told By Marshall   Secretary Requests  18-Year-Old Draft   MacArthur Requires 15,000 A Month, He Tells House Committee

Draft Hearings Begin In House  Marshall First Witness On New UMT Pranose

PATIENT KNEW —  Missed Hacksaw in Tummy He Informs Operating Doc

Says Counties Can Sell Bonds To Pay Welfare   McFarland Offers Emergency Plan To Pay Relief

Issue Bonds For Welfare,  Senator Says   Demo State Senator Cites 1936 Law That Gives Counties Power to Sell Welfare Bonds.

Asserts Seaway Urgently Needec   Potter of Michigan Favors Big Project

Claims Seaway Urgently Needed  Will Assure fron Ore For Defense—Potter

He'll Buf Washing Machine  Student Gets $300 for Snake Caught In Rattler Roundup at Okeene, Okla.

“Most Unusual Sporting Event”  Big Rattlesnake Hunt Draws 7,500 Citizens

Rescue Work Reaches Men  Just Too Late   Some Bodies Still Warm When Crews Found Them

Miner Saved, 119 Others Die In Shaft   Disaster Is Worst In Last 23 Years   Officials Say Five Men Remain In Tomb But All Are Dead

No Others Found Alive  In Tunnel   Some of Removed Bodies Still Warm; Blast Probe Opened

Mine Blast Death Toll Set At 119   One Miner Is Rescued From Death After Being Trapped 56 Hours In Shaft

Final Death Toll Hits 119   Last Bodies Found in Shaft After Days and Nights of Rescue Work

Miner Rescued After 56-Hour Entombment   Survives Tragedy That Took 119 Lives

One Survivor OfPitBlast — Is Taken Out  a a ee   Body Found Today Is Still. Warm, Message Addressed Ta Widaw

Only One Miner Alive in Blast, 119 Lives Lost   Federal Investigators Moke Brief inspectior

One Brought Up Alive, Believe All Others Dead   Nation‘’s Worst Tragedy In 23  ww.

One Survivor Taken From Mine  In Which 119 Lost Their Lives   Rescue Workers Find 44-Year-Old Miner Alive At 550 Feet Below Surface; But  His Condition Is Serious.

One Miner Found Alive; 119 Killed   One Victim Scrawls Message to Widow; Six Men Believed  To Have Died Toda:

Single Miner Brought Alive From Coal Pit   At Least 119 CHhers Dead

One Survivor Is Rescued: Death Toll 119   Recover All but Five Bodies From Illinois Shaft

One Miner IsSaved In Blast Tragedy ThatTook119Lives   Man Taken to Hospital in Serious Condition —Pulled From 550 Feet Down

One Saved. 119 Dead In Mine Blast   Man Rescued From Death 56 Hours After Tragedy; Hurt Badly

One Survivor  Out of Mine   Death Toll at West Frank. fort, Iil., Is 119; Worst  Since 1928   SOME LIVED TO TODAY   Cecil Sanders, 44, In Serious Shape But Expected to Survive

Mine Blast Death Toll Reaches 119      One Man Is Found Alive; Other Bodies Still Warm; Federal Probe Is Under Way

Chapman, Lewis, Forbes Inspect Rescue Work, Order Inquiry in Blast

One Miner Jerked Back From Death   Flicker of Hope For Five Others Fades Quickly

Death Count In Illinois Coal Mine Explosion Disaster Stands At 119 Lives

All Bodies But Five Removed From Shafts   Six Alive Until ‘This Morning; Illinois - Townin Mourning

ONE MAN IS BROUGHT OUT ALIVE TODAY   Federal And Union Officials Inspect Workings Sunday

1 MINER . IS SAVED: 119 DEAD   Worst Tragedy In 23 Years For U. S. Coal Mines

WARM OODIES INDICATE lA ALIVE MONDA}   With Death Toll at 119 One of Last to Die Left Message to Wife.

One Man Lives After 56 Hours Of Entombment   Three-Day Rescue Effort Tallies Grim Death Roll

SAY NO OTHER LEFT ALIVEIN DEEP COAL PIT   119 Bodies Taken From Shaft After Giant Gas Blast

Miner Saved Affer 56-Hou Enfombment   Final Death Toll 119 In Worst U.S. Pit Disaster in 23 Years   Pictura on Page 3

Only One Survivor Of Mine Tragedy; 119 Lose Lives  Tareitie Rinct   Terrific Blast Takes Biggest Toll In 23 Years

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   119 Others Believed To Be Dead

Rescuers Half Long Ordeal af West Frankfort   Illinois Disaster Worst for Nation Since 1928 Case

Mine Disaster Is Worst in 23 Years; 119 Dead   From Shaft: No More One Survivor Taken Alive, Is Word

Rescued Miner  Is Sole Survivor  Among 120 Men   3  Finding Of Bodies Today Adds Poignant Chapter  Te Explosion Incident

Death Toll From Blast Reaches 119   Survivor Jerked Back from Death After 56 Hours

One Miner Is Brought To Surface Alive   Happy Christmas Is Planned Kor Near-Orphaned Children

West Frankfort Death Toll Reaches 113   One Miner Found Alive in Shaft After 56 Hours

119 Dead In Pit  Disaster   Report 5 More Men Doomed in Illinois Tragedy

GENERAL MacARTHUR SAYS KOREAN WAR HAS SETTLED NOTHING, U. §. MUST ACCEPT “FULL MORAL CONSEQUENCE OF DEFEAT’

Mac Arthur: Says U.S. Lost War   Dared Not Fight To Decision After China Entered ‘War

Gen. MacArthur Says Korean War Has Settled Nothing, Blames U. 5.

M’Arthur Says Korean War Has Settled Nothing   Soviet Propaganda Dominates U.S. Foreign Policy, General Avers

War In Korea Called ‘Defeat’ By MacArthur   Deposed General Attacks American Foreign And Domestic Policies

MW Arthur Says U.S. Suffered Korea Defeat   Claims War Settied Nothing; Says Russia Dominates Policy

General Says U.S. Suffers  Loss In Korea   MacActhar Again Blasts At Policies Of Adininistration

KKK KKK MOTHER HOLDS SCREAMING EIGHT-YEAR-OLD SON IN FRONT OF EAST TRAIN

WILL HANDLE KEY POSTO IN COMMITTEES   Gabrielson Picks Supporters of Other Candidates for Minor Jobs.

HOLIDAY PAY MAY BE LURE Wildcat Strike Weakens on New York Waterfroni

General Reviews Loyalty Parade  Salutes 150,000 Marchers In N. Y.

MacArthur Reviews Loyalty March; Declines Handshake With “Stalin”

MacArthur Remains in Spotlight As Million New Yorkers Turn Out for Loyalty Parade ©

Russians Warn Allies in Middle East  Soviets See Menace   Soviets See Menace In Defensive Pact For Important Area

Russia Protests U. S. Plan. ae  TOMESE ie Os FAA. is  Mid-East Warned Not To Join Pact

Russia Blasts Mid-East Pact   Reds Warn Big-3, Turks To Drop Plan

KaKKKK SOVIET UNION WARNS MIDDLE EAST, NATIONS AGAINST DEFENSE PLAN

Soviets Present Middle-Eastern Pact’ Warnings   Official. Notes Given Envoys of Big 3, Turkey

Britain Makes Bid To Save Oil Lands   Compromise In Dispute  Sought Ry Laborites

DESCRIBES AREA AS HARDEST Hf   fi) TLANWLDE Tk  Defense Mobilizer’s Aide, A. E. Howse, Will Report to Congress  A COTND AT TAVCOVICW)

CRIBES AREA AS HARDEST HIN  rm   Defense Mobilizer’s Aide, A. E. Howse, Will Re- . port to Congress  A COTSFYM AT FT AVERITT UYV)

Corsair Goes Dunk In Gulf   ‘Peron Blames “Aliens”’  For Crippling Rail Blasts

Peron Batiles Rail Strikes  Blames Explosions  On ‘Alien’ Forces

Peron Having Rail Trouble  Raps ‘Alien’ Forces For Railroad Strike

MOVES AFTER STRIKE STOPS RAIL TRAVEL   Explosions Rip Tracks As Violence Flares

Peron Moves To Break Up Rail Strike   Series Of Dynamitings Cripple Main Lines In Argentina

‘Crucifixion’ Panorama of One-Fifth Acre  Shown After Half-Century in Its Own Hall

Styka's “Crucifixion” to Go On Display Tonight After Half Century of Obscurity

Giant Painting of Crucifixion Scene — Goes on Display Tonight in California

Famous Painting Of ‘Crucifixion’ Is Going On Display In Special Building

49x195 Painting— JAN STYKA‘S “CRUCIFIXION’ DISPLAYED AFTER 50 YEARS

ee Half-Century of Obscurity  Styka “Crucifixion” —s Placed on Display

New Prime Minister Is Expected To Visit U. S., His Nation Going Broke

Churchill Will Fill Jobs With Conservatives:   Liberals to Back Government But Reject Coalition

Dealers to Pass Car Price Boost On to Customer   U. S. Also Expands Its List of Items Under 20 Pct. Steel Cut

Kootenai U p  To 31.7 Feet   Expected to Hit Crest Today, Start Down to Safer Level

Congress Reopens Battle To Approve New Tax Measure   Solons ‘Optimistic’ Again After House Vetoed Compromise Bill

Senate Agrees To Conference On Tax Boost   Lawmakers Express Optimism, Say Bill Will be Approved

Knemy Loses 25,000 Men During Week   Van Fleet Claims Allies Gain Ground Despite Attacks

Allies Hurl Three New Attacks Into Red Line; Big Air Battle Staged

Van Fleet Says Drive Resulted In Great Losses   Stepped-up Air Attack Repulsed By Sabre Jets

UNForces Now Holding More Ground   Commies Lost 25,000 Men in Past Two Weeks  Qt, ARATYV TEFATMWOIITATD

UN Counter-Attacks And Air Duels Race   Eihth Army Commander General James Van Fleet Regports More Ground Held by Allies Than Before Enemy Launched is Attack

ALLIES GAIN TERRITORY IN WEST KOREA   Week-old Communist Push Is Hurled Back With Heavy Losses to Enemy.

Navy Stands By Off Western Korea Coast  L ns  ne oe   Vessels Taking Off Tens of Thousends Of Civilian Refuaees

Navy Ready To ‘Redeploy’ U.N. by Sea   Ships Standing Off Coast Prepared. to Duplicate Brunenan Operation

WASHINGTON, Aug, 29.12 Anneunced U, Battle casualties in Korea reached 81,422 today, an increase af 416 since last week.      SECRETS

RECLASSIFICATION HINTED a, A ee  3 Million Vets To Get Review For Possible Draft

Hour-Long Air Alert Sounded In Seoul Area   Series of Heavy Explosions Heard

Court Continues Orders Against Picket Activity  Oral Arguments Set After Yesterday's Court Hearing

Hunt Sooner Girl, Believed Kidnap Victim   A 16 Year Old McAlester Girl Abducted at Point Of Gun, Her Date Says

Seek A Missing ‘High School Girl, Thought Kidnaped   Her Daie Says She Was Forced to Accompany Man at Point of Gun.

McAlester Gr! May Be Kidnaped   Search Lounched in Kinte Area After Date Tells of Men Tekina Girl

16-Year-Old High School Student Disappears; Date. Says Armed Man Abducted Her

U.N. Backs Mutual Aid Plan of U.S.   Committee Rebuffs Russia’s Charge Of Averession

Russ Blast at America Rejected  finstaad Alatiane   United Nations Votes Down Subversive Charge

PROBERS PRESS ~ FOR FRAUD FILES   REVENUE INVESTIGATORS  TO ASK TRUMAN TO MAKE THEM AVAILABLE.

SLAV LEADER HITS RUSSIA   Declares Soviet Policy Is Leading World To War.

Yugoslav Leaders Attack Soviet Policy   Russia’s Moves Leading To War, For. eion Minister Declares

Flood Likely To Take Out River Dikes   Sit. Louis Braces For Arrival of Crest In  48 Hours

Missouri Heading Toward Its Crest   Expect All Protecting Dike: in Vicinity of St. Louis to Crumble

River’s Crest Sweeps Nearer  To St. Louis   More Flood Barriers ~Crumple As Missouri ~ Spills Into Mississippi

GRD TO MEET RECORD FLOOD   Eastern Missouri Set For Highest Water In Century

St. Louis Area Set For Heavy Flood Damage   Army Engineers Sce Record .Crest, Dikes Along River Topple

Hope Given Up For All Dikes On Missouri  Flood Crest Is Nlaarimna lunetire   Flood Crest Is Nearing Juncture With Mississippi

Dikes at Rivers’ Juncture Expected ToBe Swept Away   Believe Missisippi Will Crest at 40.5 Ft. Monday at St. Louis

St Louis Area Expects Record Flood Stage   4112 Foot Crest Expected on Mississippi

Missouri Heads Toward Crest af Near St. Louis   Dikes at Confluence May Be Swept Away

BARRIERS BREAK AS FLOOD RISES   Cresl Of Swollen Waters Reaches Mississippi River —Wreckage Left.In Two States.

MISSOURI BRACES FOR FLOOD CREST   Water Level Is Highest in More Than Century

River Crumples More Barriers Near St. Louis   ‘Eastern Part Of Missouri  Waits Final Great Blow  Of Million Dollar Flood

St. Louis And Nearby Communities Gird For Highest Flood Marks Since 1844

Crest Of Missouri River. Rolls Toward Final Blow In Billion Dollar Flood -

Missouri River Crest Crumples Flood Barriers   Army Engineers Say All Dikes Will Be Destroyed By Water

Flood Crest At St. Louis Due Monday   Untameable Missouri Surging Toward Union With Turbulent and  Damaging Mississippi

FLOOD DAMAGE GOES OVER THE BILLION MARK   Expect Dikes South of St. Louis to Hold; Water Supply Threatened,

Engineers Expect Dikes To Disappear   Swift, Treacherous Current Develops; St. Louis Low Lands Expect Big Damage

Levees Crumble as Missouri Flood Drives Near St. Louis   Crest of 40.5 Feet to Equal 1844 Mark

Final Flood Blow Set For St. Louis As Dikes Break; Clean-Up Begins

St. Louis Is Next To Face Flood Waters  Damage Expected To Be Confined To

Truman Says Damage Hits $1 Billion   Record High Crest Expected To Send Hundreds Fleeing

Missouri River Continues Rampage In Flooded Area   St. Louis Expects Highest Flood Mark Since 1844: Flood Barriers Crumple Along Rivers

Nation s First Billion-Dollar Flood Recorded   Only Small Part of St. Louis Industry In Path of Waters

St. Louis Hopes To Escape Much Flood Damage   Crest Surging Forward And Communities Bracing.

Flood Breaks More Dikes In  Missouri Dash   Midwest Damage  Tops Billion Dollars.

Flood Crest AtSt. Louis Break Levees  Damage Estimates ~~ Pass $1 Billion In Worst Inundation

Big Mo. Crest Roars Toward Mississippi  Levees Along The   Levees Along The River Juncture Are Swept Away

Unfameable Missouri Crumbles Levees in Rush Toward Its Juncture With Mississippi  Engineers Predict All Dikes Near Rivers’ Confluence Will Go Out

Missouri Crumples Flood Walls   St. Louis Expects Record Level For Mississinni River

Confluence Dikes Being Swept Away   Mississippi Expected To Have Highest Crest Since 1844

Next: 48: Hours. To Crest Flood In Mississippi.  Residents Of West Alton, Mo.; Continu

Expect Crest At St. Louis Qn Monday   All Dikes at Confluence of ‘Missouri and Mississippi Rivers Will Crumble, Engineers Predict.

UN Armies Slowed To Clear Way For Peace SeHiement   14 Nations Talk Over War Aims Decleretion   US Will Defend Fermesa, Says Acheson  Military Force To Be Used If Necaccary Canntane Tad?

WAR ENTERS NEW PHASE, GENERAL SAYS   Drive Into North Virtually Ended By Van Fleet

8TH ARMY IN AS ADVANCES BECOME TOUGHER   All UN Units Have Crossed Above 38th Parallel

Alterate Tax Plan Attacked By Governo;   Fine Labels @-Part Non-Administration Plan a Makeshift

Labels Alternate Proposal as ‘Makeshift  Fine Digs Into Figures to Support Tax

ine Raps New Tax Proposal   GOP House Leader’s Plan Assailed By  Governor

CHINESE USING HEAVY FIRE BY ARTILLERY   Yanks Have Hit Strong Defense Near Reservoir

Strong Forces Holding East of Vacated Hub   Enemy Opposition Encountered Near Swollen Pukhan

Resistance Of Red Defenders Is Increased  Opening Of Flood Gates At Dam Cause No Allied Casualties

Soviet Leader Loses Plea On Red China Bid   Each Delegate Allowed Only One Hour To Discuss Jopanese Treaty—Signing Ceremony Scheduled Fer Saturday

Fails in Efforts To Seat Red China AndStallAdoption Of Rules at Frisco Parley

Treaty U. S., Japan War Alliance. Gromyko Claims   Canctic Attack

Russian Attacks Proposed Pact in Bitter Speech   Says It Will Clear Path for Aggressive Military Alliance Between Japan and U.S.; Talk Fails to Sway Delegates.

FREE NATIONS VETO GROMYKO BID TO STALL   ‘Communist Bloc Loses  Test By Topheavy  Vote Margin

ARMY FREEZES MILLION RAIL WORKERS PAY   Action Follows Joint Request of Labor And Management

Bill Banning Sunday Beer Sale Passes   Measure Gets Tangled In Procedure, However, And Remains on House Calendar Today

Vandenberg Says MacArthur Ousted To Obtain Unity  Needed Commander Who Agreed With  Basic Policies

Vandenberg Backs Firing Of General   Rejects Pro posal That He Quit Post   Air Chief Says U. S. Flying 900 Times As Many Missions As Reds

Christmas Invades Courtrooms, Orphanages And Men—  Yule Snirit And Santa Claus Turning Up Everywhere

Santa Claus Turning Up Everywhere To Scatter Cheer and Good Will

Santa Claus Has Public Spotlight   Orphans Feted: At Pope Air Base

Yule Spirit Pervades U.S.   ‘Week-End Takes BD. «al Gund 'E.. Ty. 42 ae

Santa Claus Seen As Messenger 7 Of Joy And Bearer Of Sadness In Second Year Of War In Kerea

Weekend Bows To Yule Spirit   Santa Claus Pops Up In Courtroom, White House, Men’s Hearts

/Yule Spirit Prevails ‘Santa Roams Everywhere ‘As Nation Opens Its Heart

Christmas Spirit Sweeps World As Santa Turns Uj; p At White House, Courts, Schools..In Men’s Hearts

SANTA CLAUS 1S EVERYWHERE   Turns Up At White House, Court Rooms And In Men’s Hearts

Santa Turns Up Everywhere As Spirit Of Christmas Makes Itself Felt Over Nation

HOT-RODDERS” ARE PAYING FOR ESCAPADES   One Justice Alone Has Col. lected $185 in Fines For The State   FINES AND COSTS PAID

Indoctrination — That's Where They Try to Tell the Gl Just Why He Was Drafted

Hurley Urges Probe Of Yalta Surrender   Blames Hiss For Vital Concessions Made To Russia At '45 Conference

Former Ambassador Urges Investigation Of Yalta ‘Surrender’   Says Secret ‘Deals’ Made There Led to Conquest of China

Hurley Demands Probe Of Yalta  Agreement Called ‘Treacherous Surrender’

HURLE YALTA PARLEY PUT ON RECORD   Former U.S. Ambassador Wants Senate to Look Into “Surrender.”

U.S. 8th Army To Stay In South Korea   Gen. Van Fleet Tells Of Mission

OFFICER SAYS IT 15 NEARLY NONEXISTANT   Mopping Up Is Completed On Heartbreak Ridge  TIisnrr NIsAinsia   Advance Mile And Half On Kumsong Front: Yanks Checked In West

Fierce Mopping Up Action On Eastern Front   Officer Says North Korean Army Nearly Nonexistant

Told North Korea Army Is Wiped Out  Badly Mauled On Heartbreak Ridge

Army Almost Non- Existent.  Captive Says Allies Mop Up At Heartbreak

Prisoners Tell of Red Casualties   bay North Korean Army Now Is Practically Non-Existent.

Hard Fighting Flares Along Entire Front   Neutrality Zone Violation Charge Probed by Allies

Quiz Officer Captured In Heartbreak  Prisoners Tell Of  Terrific Loses To  AT? .2 A ot UD eer

Savage Fighting Hits New Peak On Entire Front   POW Says Foe's Army Now Almost Non- Existant: Ridge At Last Cleared

Truman Will Return Sunday To Washington  Will Draft Proposed   Will Draft Proposed Flood Legislation For State Assembly

President Takes A Holiday Today  Will Fly Back to Woshinaton Sunday

British Pouring Reinforcements Into Suez Area   Tommies Control Vital Canal Bridge After Brief Fight

U.N. Chief, Malik Opening Talks Today; Red China Favors Cease-Fire Proposal

Leaders Will View Possible Peace Parley   Nasrollah Entegam Will Try to Learn lf Offer Genuine

UN Head Seeks Conference with Malik ..   Flies from Washington. To New York To Discuss Peace ’

Entezam Schedules  Conference   President Of General Assembly Flies To UN’s Headquarters For Meeting

UAT AROMA GUARD DIVISAN TH ne SENT Tu JAPAN   45th Will Be Shipped Overseas in March, Accompanied by 40th of California.   DECISION GROWS OUT —_OF SOVIET BUILD-UP   Army Does Not Disclose Where in Japan Two Partly Trained Outfits Will Be Stationed.

Units To Be . Kept Intact  For Training   Concern Shown Over Soviet Buildup; Will Leave Last Of March

Oklahomans Will Get Brief Leave Before “Shipping Out” For Foreign Duty With Army

Two Guard Units Going to Japan  40th and 45th Are Leaving in March

Guard Outfits Set for Japan   Two Divisions to Complete Tho se Dat fin

TWO DIVISIONS OF GUARDSMEN JAPAN-BOUND   40th Of California And 45th Of Oklahoma Get Orders

S#t Soon to Help Guard Strategie Japan   45th, 40th Divisions Start Leaving In March For Japan

GUARDS HEAD OVERSEAS - ‘ Will Marin National Guard Unit Be Called Up Scon?

Army To Send Two National Guard Divisions To Japan Scene In March

CALIFORNIA_AND_ OKLAHOMA Two Guard Divisions  To Be Sent to Japan

Guard Divisions Going To Japan  Partly Trained Units To Bolster Defenses

Army To Shi NG Divisions To Japan  2 Partly-Trained Groups Will Go

Guard Divisions Going To Japan   Army Concerned Over Red Buildup

[ran Spokesman Maintains Stand   Security Council Await:  Recovery Of Mossadegh

WARTIME AIDES TAPPED  Churchill Names More Men To His New Cabinet

Duff May Call On Eisenhower   Politicians Think Senator Will Ask About Availability

Duff Considering Visit to Gen. Ike   Pa. Senator May Check Availability of General For GOP’s '52 Candidate

Senator Considering Trip to Europe This Summer Fe ne nen el GR igi  Duff May Sound Out Eisenhower On 1952 Republican Nomination

Duff Considering Visit to Gen. tke  Pa. Senator May Check Availability of General’

DUFF CONSIDERS VISIT WITH IKE   May Carry Message Re garding Presidential Politics

SPEECH BY FATZER   Attorney General Gives Address at Meeting of Peace Officers

FOUR DEAD IN BUS ACCIDENT   Eleven Others Hurt When ~ Bus And Car Collide  Near Saginaw

SINATRA AND AVA APPLY FOR LICENSE   When and Where Couple Wil Be Married Is Not An nounced Officially.

Sinatra, Ava A pply For License In Phill y: Wedding Expected To Take Place On Monday

Stassen Endorses Truman’s Troops-To-Europe Proposal  Says Free World Can Win Without War Up Defenses, Fan Reds’ Internal Unres

SENATE FIGHT OVER CONTROL MEASURE SET  Decision Next Week   Decision Next Week In Rousing Battle On Rents and Wages

Senate Measure Sharply Limits Control Powers   Price Rollback Prohibition Tacked Inta Curb Law

Harold Ickes Indicts Congress As Most Responsible For Fading Ethical Standards

Truman Loses His Plea for More Powers   Senate Committee Approves Wage-Price Bill But Sets Up  D nck rianbinme

Decision Is DueinWeek On Controls   Floor Debate to Begin  in Senate Monday on Bill and in House  Wednesday  i)  E ixpires June 30  Defe nse scdliantiion Act Is Due to End Week  From Tomorrow

Senate Group Approves Wage Price Controls   Bill Lacks Measures Truman Wanted—Bans Some Price Rollbacks

Senate to Begin Debate Monday on Control Bill   President Denied Broad Powers; Rollback OF Prices Forbidden in Modified Measure

Senate Bill Would Deny Price Cuts   Banking Cogunitice Sends Up Measure For Full Debate

Senators Okeh New Price Bill   Measure Denies Most Controls Truman Asks, Forbids More Cutbacks

Watered-Down Control Bills Pass Committees  Stage Set for Conaress to Act   Stage Set for Congress to Act In Coming Week

Decision on U. S. Controls Due Next Week in Conaress   Fviorals and Ethics in Government  Congress Big Violator, Ickes Says

MacArthur Included  Uckes Points Aceusing Fi inger /At Congress Moral Standards

Senate Unit Retains Ban  Of Roll-Back   Bill Would Deny Mos Of Powers Sought By President.

Committee Votes To Curb President's Control Powers   Senate Debate on Measure Forbidding Rollbacks, May Start Monday.

Ickes Points Finger at Congressmen, Blasts MacArthur in Ethics Inquiry

Truman Control Request Turned Down by Solons: Rousing Fieht Predicted

Senate Banking Group Deals Big Blow Jo Truman   Denies President Most Controls He Requested In Bill

aweaeee eye aay Uy _ Old Curmudgeon Emerges Once Again To Point a Finger, Whet a Tongue, Tell Congress To Clean Un Conoress

Senate Group Votes Out Bill, BansRollbacks   8 Months Extension by.12-! Vote in Banking Committee

Congress Under Fire Of Ickes In Ethics Case   Federal Workers Are Honest For Most Part, He Declares

Banking Group Sends Control Bill To Senate   Senators Approve Bill But Deny President Broad New Controls Powers and Rollbacks

Iekes Hits At Morals Of   Co 1Wressmcn   Says That Branch Of Government Could Stand Improvement

Ickes Thrusts At MaeArthur And Congress   Former Cabinet Officer's Sharpest Criticiam Is Aimed At) Lawmakers

Wage-Price Bill Okayed By Committee   - Denies Truman More Controls Over Economy

Senate Banking Committee Okays New Control Bill Curbing Truman's Powers

Ickes Brands Congress For Ethics Laxness   Former Interior Secretary Says Change Needed

Showdown Fight Seen on Controls  Committee Bills Restrict Powers

Denies Truman ‘Controls Powers   Senate Banking Committee  Forbids Rollbacks Beyond : Jan. 25-Feb. 24 Average

Senafe Committee Okays Price Bill  Wege-Price Control Measure Would Deny Tru

Congress Seeks Decision  Next Week On Control:   Floor Debate On Truman Control Bill Set For Monday: Rousing Fight Expected

Senate Body Votes To Halt Price Cuts  re crn err nceme   Control Measure  Wins Approval   Agency To Help Small Firms Get Contracts Knocked Out Of Bill

ICKES BLASTS AT CONGRESS   Says It Could Stand Big gest Improvement In Gov't Ethics

Hostile Senate Group Cuts Out Truman Powers   Banking Committee Okays Stripped Bill On Price-Waaqe Curbs

Control Powers Refused Truman In Senate's Bill  Committee Keeps Rollback Limits In Final Setup

Denies New Powers  Committee Action Sets Stage For Final Controls Decision

Senate Denies . Truman Power   Approve Bill That  Would Deny Mast of Control Powers That Had Been Requested

Decision Due Next Week On Controls   Committees Approve Bills Denying About All Truman Wants

Restrictions Are Placed (On Rollbacks   Effort to Knock Out Price Curbs Is Raaten By Committee

Commiflee-Approved Control Bill ‘Denies Truman Powers He Requested

Fight Looms for Rollbacks   Senate Will Get Bill Tomorrow; Debate Expected to Start Monday

Controls Fight Looms In Senate, House   Committee Actions Sets Stage For Rousing Debates

SENATE GETS TFRIONY, 10. VOTE MONDA   Banking Committee Also. Puts Approval to Limits on Rollbacks.

Senate Unit CorbsControl   Banking Committee for Denving Truman Powers Asked

Senators’ Bill Denies New Curbs   Committee Version Eliminates Powers Asked bv President

Group OKs New Bill on Controls  Senate Banking Committee Ignores Truman Reauests

Ickes Slaps At Congress For Ethical Shortcoming  Ex-Cabinet Member  Expresses Opinion

. Denies Truman Powers— ‘Senate Group Approves 'Waqe-Price Control Bill

New Reins Bill Ready   Measure Denies Truman Many Powers Asked; Bans Big Beef Rollback

Truman-Asked Powers Carved From Measure  Senate Committee Sends Legislation Ta EFlaare far Actian

Committee Vote Denies Truman Broad Controls   Bill Precludes Price Rollbacks Beyond February Average

Banking Com. Approves Economic Controls Bill   Doughton Asks House To Pass Bil Increasing Taxes $7,200,000,000

Senafe Committee Ohays Price Bill  Wage-Price Control   Wage-Price Control Mcasure Would Deny Tru. man New Powers He Askex

Ickes In Statement Hits At Congress And Gen. MacArthur   “Old Curmudgeon” Says Congress Itself Could. Stand The Biggest Improvement In Ethical Standards.

Ickes Hits Ethics Of Consressmen a a * kk a a ne ee  Formor Serratary Alen Aeenile M oy ethiur “Politiea! Roralt?

Congress Set For Decision On Controls  Dog POO ee En   Committees Offer Bills Curbing President Powers

Senate Committee Would Limit Price Rollbacks   Approves Bill For Action by Senate Friday

[ammalites Adopts Wage-Price Control Bill Denying Truman Broad New Powers

ViacArthur included Ickes Points Accusing Finger  ‘At Congress Moral Standards

Also Approve a Plan Forbidding Price Rollbacks   Dirksen Dissents on Bill to Deprive Truman of Wage-Price Power

3-Car St. Pete Collision Kills 6   Attempt to Pass On Span Approach Blamed

India-Pakistan War Would Be Horrible  Imagine 400,008,000 Peo.   Imagine 400,000,000 Peo. ple At Each Other's Threats, Reminds Ahmed

Fly in the Ointment  Networks Cool to Columbia's Brand of Color Television

RUSSIA PROPOSES: PLAN FOR DEPUTIES   Comes Close To Meeting Western Point Of View

Atomic Energy Commission to Build Uranium Refinery Near Cincinnati

Atomic Plant To Be Built Near Cincinnati   Factory Will Produce Uranium Feed Materials

Cincinnati Gets Atomic Ore Plant   $30 Million Refiner To Be Near Butler County Line

Recess Hearing On Natural Gas   Service For Four Cities Considered

PUBLIC SERVICE OUTLINES PLANS   Zeigler Tells Federal Powe Commission Of Proposal: For Expansion Of Natur gl Cas Lines.

New Auto Prices to  Be Raised  DiSalle Agrees to Grent Increases  Of $80 te $250

Price on New Cars to Jump $80 to $250   DiSalle Expected To Sign Order .  Samatimea Tadayw

HASKELL SERVICES   Five-Hundred in Attend. ance for Easter Sunrise at Haskell

HASKELL   Five-Hundred in Attend. ance for Easter Sunrise at Haskell

Hungary Repeat Spying Charges °  Claim U. S. Aware Of Fliers Location

Hungary Says America Knew Four Airmen  Were Captives   Charges Air Force Stayed In Contact With Cargo Plane

[Hungary Charges U. S. Knew Fliers Whereabouts   PRESS SAYS GOVERNMENT KNEW PLANE HAD lwoT CRASHED EVEN ‘WHILE SEARCHING FOR IT

America Faking, Hungary Claims   Paper Says Hunt For Fliers Put-Up Job

Ud, AIR FORGE 10) BE ENLARGED   HOUSE COMMITTEE TOLD IT WILT BE EXPANDED FROM 95 TO 100 GROUPS.

Hennings Asks Missouri River Commission Plar   Proposes Program Prepare Positive Recommendations

70 are Seized  In Dope Raids  Agents Act to Break Up Washington Ring

Train Fire Fatal To 97 In Yokehama   Seven U.S. Soldiers Among Victims; 30 Eseape By Smashing Windows

Barr Heard By Senate  Probers   Saves Arms Supply Failure Did Not Hurt Chiang

‘Hazard Pay’ Proposal Unfair to Many Soldiers Who Don’t Fight But Are Under Attack

School Plans ‘Plant Study   Board of Education” Appoint: Committed to Make Recommendations.

Red Jet Is Best, Says Vandenberg   Air Force Chief Admits Superiority Of Russianade Plane.

SENATORS TOLD OF MIGHTY JET ENGINE OF REDS   Vandenberg, Air Force Chief, Testifies In Probe — American Gunnery Control Is Superior,

Red Planes Called Superior to Jets   Chief of Air Force Makes Statement In Senate Inquiry Today

Gen. Vandenberc Says Reds Have Superior Jets  Tells Senators Our Training, Control Keeps Us Ahead

Gen. MacArthur Speaks Today At Austin, Tex.  Expect Address To Be Reply To Some Probe Testimony

Testimony About ‘Washington Fix’ Given RFC Probe   Fruehauf Accuses Dunham, Rosenbaum

$100,000 FEE BID ENTERS RFC PROBE   Failure th Meet Demand Tied to Collapse of Lustron Co.

 Proposed $100,000 Fee and ‘Washington Fix’ Bared  Senators Hear More on Lustror

Testimony Offered On Washington Fix $100,000 Fee Also En.  ters Into Probe Of REC Loonse

‘Fix’ Details Heard at REC Probe   $100,000 Law ‘Fee’ ‘Aired Before Senate Commiitee

$100,000 FRE FIX 1S UNDER SENATE PROBE   “Fruehaut Bares Move To Block Efforts .  To Save Concern

Washington Fix Alleged In RFC Lustron Case  Accused Attorney  ee gph...   Accused Attorney Denies Attempt To Influence Official

Fruehaul Testifies Dunham Blocked Lustron Loan After Withdrawal Of Fee To Lawyer

“Fix-Fee” Story In Lustron Deal  Is Told Probers   Conflicting Testiraony Is Given in Investigation  OF Pre-Fab’s Fall

RFC Quiz Airs $100,000 Fee, Reputed ‘Fix’   Industrialist Tells Solon: Of Blocking of Efforts  Ta. Save I netron

Federal Squads Sent to 9 Indiana Cities to Collect  Taxes From 400 Racketeers

Jet Battle Breaks Lull   Only Five Groun@ Contacts and Casualties Few Across Entire Front

Allied Pilots Fight MIG-15s In Aerial Duel   Two-Day Lull in Fight Broken as Allied Pilots Engage Reds Over Anju; Try to Avoid Contact

Allied Jet Pilots Battle Red MIGs   One Commie Fighter Probably Destroyed As 2-Day Lull Is Broke

Lull In Korear Air War Broken   Allied Pilots Hit Red MIGs; Little Ground Action

Truce Negotiators Discuss Exchange Of War Prisoners Early Agreement Looms Anew

Jets Clash And One Red Nipped   Probing Attacks By Communists On Ground  Hurled Back.

Lull In Aerial Action Broken ..  Allied Jet Pilots T angle With Russian MIG Planes

Congressional Committee Wants AEC Report By January 3   PROPOSAL ADVANCED BY SENATOR McMAHON

‘Maximum Expansion’ Of Atomic Power  Voted By Senate-House AEC Committee

A-Weapons Expansion Is Favored   Senate Committee Votes Maximum — Procram Setup °

Atom Program Buildup Voted By Committee  Might Avert War, McMahan Daclarac

Final Compilation Delayed By Heavy Rains; ‘State of Internal War’ Is Renewed

Peron Elected. Again With A. Large Majority   Argentine President Returns For Another Six-Year Term

Peron and His Party Re-electec by 2To Vote   Women Vote for First Time in Argentine History

Peron Victor In Argentina:  Vote Is Light   Majority Assured In All Provinces   Estimated 70% OfEligible Voters Cast Ballot In General Election

TRUMAN RAPS HOUSE DELAY ON TAX BOOST   President Guarded After Inquiry On Korea

Britain Rejects U. §. Demands For Trade Restrictions  Official Says They Must Continue to Deal With Communist Bloc

Keep Up Trade  Britain Turns Down      Britain Turns Down Soviet Embargo

E x ports Vital, He Points Out      Cabinet Minister Asks Smy pathy Of America

Britain Not To Abandon Any Trade   England To Keep On Selling To Red Nations

Claims Ban Won’t Halt  Communism   Shawcross Defends England’s Relations With Eastern Europe

Britain Hits US Embargo   Demands   Shawcross Says Eastern Europe Trade Necessary

Air Force Calling Up Reserves   Selective Service Director Supports Draft Of 18Year-Olds

Air Foree Put: Out New Call For 150.000   Active Duty Planned For Reserve. Guard Units in Build Up

Play It Safe   150,000 Men Are Called Up By Air Force   Quick Build-up to Nearly Million Fliers Is Aim As Reserves and National Guards  Are Due for U. S. Service Soon

150.000 Called In Reservist, Guard Service   Quick Buildup of Air Foree ‘To Strength of 971,000  Qononneced as Aim

AF Calls Up 150,000 in  Its Reserves   Includes Air National Guards; Hershey Sees Decision Necessary Of 18-Ace Draft

Air Reserves, Guard Units Called to Duty   Hershey Indorses Drafting of Bovs 18 Years Old

150,000 Men Are Called Up By Air Force   Quick Build-up to Nearly Million Fliers Is Aim As Reserves and National Guards Are Due for U. S. Service Soon

Air Reserves And Guards Get Call  Quick Buildup To 971.000 Is Aim

150,000 More eserves Face  ‘Air Force Call   Armed Forces Plan Quick Build up to Nearly 3’ Million

Air Force Calls 150,000; Quick Buildup Is Aim   Reserves, Guardsmen Beckoned for Active Duty; Bill Presented

Draft Problem Stadied  Air Force Calls 150,000 Reserves To Active Duty in Quick Build-Up

(00,000 CALLED BY THE AIK FORGE   RESERVES AND NATIONAL GUARDSMEN SUMMONED TO ACTIVE DUTY.

Quick Buildup To 971,000 Men Is Purpose  Fathers and Veterans Or 18-Year-Olds Now Up To Congressmen

150,000 Reserves, Guards Involved Air Force Reserves  Called Back To Duty

Mother Helpless As Children Drown  Father Makes Futile Ef fort To Save Son And Daughter

GIVEN FEDERAL POST   Wichita Man Named Aid to Mobil. ization Director

Thousands Back ToWorkon Docks Today —   injonction-and-Men‘s  Flat Pocketbooks Force Acreement

Cargo Workers Unload Ships   Stevedores Begin Moving Goods After Nation’s Costliest Tie-up

Costliest Strike Ends At New York City Docks  Stevedores Begin Loading Ships; A Empty Pockethdoks Spur Action .; P

Longsnoremen Return To Jobs Pandina Prese   Agreement Reached With Fact Finders

REBELS HURRY BACK TO WORK UN IDLE SHIPS   Yield to Injunction, Empty Pockets and Drift from Picket Lines.

Rebel Unior  Group Ends Port Strike   Truce Declared as Fact-Finders Study Dispute

Agreement Accepted by Rebel Group   State Board Continues Its Investigation of Intra-Union Feud.

Dock Workers Tackle Mountains of Cargo As N. Y. Strike Ends  5,000 Longshoremen Return to Jobs After Apparent Settlement

Strikers Return To Jobs, Ending Dock Walkout   Stevedores Accept Agreement to Halt New York Stoppade

Men Throng Back to Ships, End Walkout   Both Sides Express Confidence in Conciliators

Rebel Longshoremen March Back to Work   Long and Costly Shipping Strike Called Off. After Aareement Is. Reached Early Today.

Agree ToEnd Port Strike   Thousands of Langshoremen  Back Working

New York  Dock Workers Back on Job   Long Strike Seems Certain to Ba Endod

Baseball Scores  APPALACHIAN LEAGUE  Elizabethton 3, Kingsport 0 Bluefield 14, Bristol 3 dakeecnan Mite 99 Weloh   8 Rescued 3 Hours After Boat Capsizes

Evacuate 330 British Oil Men in tran   World’s Largest Refinery Is Abandoned as Controversy Remains Deadlocked.

Need For Boos! Blamec Qn New Controls Law   Profit Margin Provision Hit By Price Controller

Hubby Divorces Flight Heroine  Navigator Must Pay   Navigator Must Pay Bad Course Damaaes

Proposes Harry Run, Use Asian Policy As Issue Gow. Seott Says HT  Will Be Stronger ptrer Row Settles

2 VUsetsaeud £ CU  Truman Proposed For Another T erm;  GOP. Democrats Clash Over Policies

Bi-Party Battle Brings Proposal That Truman Rur   General’s Aide Tells MacArthur Boomers He Is Not Nominee

Truman Urged As Candidate for New Teri  a Policies May a Used As 1952 latform

MacArthur Blasts Fear Mongering Propagandist:   Houston Crowd Short of Stadium Capacity for General’s Speech

Small Crowd At MacArthur's Houston Speech  Only 20,000 Turn Out at Huge Rice Stadium

A Small Crowd at Houston For Macs Speech   Stadium Only Thirc Full; General Decries Feeling of Fear

MacArthur Decries ‘Fear In Country  Stares At 50,000 Empty Seats In  mrsetae 2 SER C al

Feeling Of Fear In U.S. Decried By ‘Old Soldier’  Disappointing Crowd Of 20.000 Hears Mac   Disappointing Crowd OF 20,000 Hears Mac Hit False Propaganda

MacArthur Raps Feeling of Fear   Five-Star General Addresses Small Crowe In Huge Rice Stadium

MacArthur Declares Nation Has Feeling Of Fear Generated By False Propaganda

General Decries Feelino of Fear  20,000 at Houston   20,000 at Houston Hear MacArthur

Stadium Crowd Small For Talk By MacArthur   Discharged Commander Drawa Only One-Third Of Capacity At Houston

MacArthur Resumes Appeasement Attack   Tetle of Fooling of Fear in Land; Reports on Size of Crowd in Houston Stadium Incdicate Onfy 20,000 Thera

DURING APRIL, MAY, JUNE Navy Will Call 47,000 Enlisted Reserves Into Active Service

Three-month . Quota Stepped Up by 32,000   1877 in  [th District Summoned; Some  WAVES Ordered Up

Navy Will Call 47,000 Reserve Enlisted Men   Most of Those Summoned Will Be Petty Officers

Four Bodies Found Roped Together.   Britain Checks on Whether Two of Them Mav Be Dinlomats'

Strikes Threaten Ford, Chrysler   Stoppages in Small Plants Could Cause Shutdowns In the Major Factories

Strike Threats In Car Industry  Ford and Chrysler Affected Concerns

Strike Threats In Auto Plants  ‘UAW-CIO Workers Ai Ford, Chrysle + To Take Cart). Unser

Strike Threats Hang Over Aute Industry Today   Detroit Plants Affected By New Walkouts

Two Unions Will Vote During Week —  Ford, Chrysler Face Strike Threat

‘Staggered Layoffs Started by GM  Strike Threat Hangs ~ Over Ford, Chrysler

Biggest Store Opens Price War  Macy’s Marks Down Brand Name Goods

Got ‘Improper Outside Aid In School Studies   Cadets Involved Prom. inent in Activities Including Football

TEMPERATURE   Cheating On Tests  Is Cause   Grid Stars Inchided  On List

Violations Of Conduct Code Charged   Nemes of Dismissed Student Soldiers Won't Be Released

Americans Pay Lowest Incame Taxes In World, But They Have To Pay Them

Bomber Crashes Into Apartment House, Kills 11   Frame Structure _ At Seattle Is Half Demolished by Impac’

bl Are Known Dead As Plane Crashes Apartment House   Death Toll May Run Higher As Wrecked and Burned Building Is Searched: 12 Others Iniured

11 Die, 12 Hurt As Big Bomber Hits Apartment   * Others May Have “ Perished In Disaster  “Tn Seattle, Wash.

Four Killed  By Gas Fumes   Relatives Die At Athol While Cleaning Cistern

Expected to Tell Europe It Must Speed Up War Preparation, — Furnish Troops

Gen. Eisenhower Leaves For curope Today   Says European Nations Must Match American Efforts

General Leaves Today for Europe      Eisenhower Plans to See President, Vieit Canitale

EISENHOWER TO FLY OVERSEAS TO NEW POST   Before Leaving Supreme Commander Will Meet With President

Eisenhower Off To Europe Today  To Take Command Of Defense Forces

More Atom Tests Hinted in State   Explosion Planned, But AEC Chairman Won't Reveal When or Where

UNS FORCES ADVANCE MILE   Fighter-Bombers Use Day Raiding Rails *: And Highways —

Reds Are Badly Mauled As United Nations Troops Win Series of Battles .

Allies Make Fresh Gains Alona Front   UN Forces Push Ahead. Half . Mile to Nearly a Mile Along 70-Mile Korean Front.

Allies Win Series Of Fights Along TMi Front  Red Reinforcements C..3 -. fb.   Red Reinforcements Sent to Bolster Badly Mauled Troops

Fresh Division Of Chinese — Strikes Allies   U.N. Troops ‘Thwart Three Attempts  To Break Through

Reds Rush New Division Into Kumsong Area   Communist Truce Bid Is Rejected; Collins Says Ceasc Fi ire Due

Foe Rushes Fresh Units To Kumsong   Allied Troops Win Series of Engagements

Allied Troops Beat Back Three Red Attempts At Breakthrough In Lines ©

UNS FORCES ADVANCE MILE IN EAST, WEST   Fighter-Bombers Use Day Raiding Rails And Highways

Egyptian Paper Offers Prize for Killing Zone Commander on the Sue:

Viewing The State Capital Scene:   New Tax Program Hits _ At Business, Industry

HINTS AMERICANS’ TOOK RED TO U. S.   London Paper Says Key Figure in Soviet Atomic Production Recently Fled to West.

Key Russ In Atomic Works Now In West  Fedya Astrachov May Be In Washington:

Boyle Denies  Lithofold Deal   Either Perjury Or Slander Is Reply

Chinese Reds Are .  Making Their male Fioht In Waalke   Chinese Radic Gives Distorted Version Of Offer, Saying U. S. Preparing To Invade China

RED ‘DEMAND “TURNED DOWN - i U.S. Note Rejects Czech Complaint on Free Radio.

Berserk Man, On Wrecking Raid, Killed   Negro Damages 11 Houses in Strange Outbreak of Violence Before Being Killed

With Bare Hands, Man Damages Eleven Houses; Bullet Halts Mad Spree

Man Who Went On Rampage Dies From Bullet Wounds   Stocky Man Rips Big Chunks Out Of Brick Chimneys

 One- Man Gang Slain; Damaged Houses with Bare Hands,  Pulled Up Skylights, Tore Out Bricks, Wrecked Bedrooms

KILLED BY POLICE BULLET Rampaging Man Wrecks Chimneys Barehanded —

DiSalle Sees Beef Rollback   Warns Some Ceilings Might Be Raised

DiSalle Says Some Beef Rollbacks ‘But Sees Higher Ceilings on Others

IRAN ORDERS NEGOTIATIONS   Gives Britain Until May 30 To Start Transfer Of Oil Co.

Retailers To Face Check   OPS Will Clamp Down On Dealers’ Filing Regulation

Senate Republicans Ignore House Motion To Take Recess Until Sept. 17; Income Tax Not Acceptable   SENATE, HOUSE GOP TRADE COLD SNUBS

GOP Still Stymied  On Taxes Senate ond House  hs. ki. FL   Senate and House Members Trade Snubs; House Spurns ‘Package’

Hope Is Ebbing For Resumption Of Truce Parley  Red Leaders Ignore Reply To Proposal

RED OFFENSIBE: THREAT GROWS: IN BATPLE ZONE   Officers Divided In Opinions On Future Outlook

Truce Hope Flickering  Commies Ignoring   Commies Ignoring Ridgway Demands

0 Die, 130 Hurt As LST Explodes   Saigon Blast Traps French Army Unit

Flood Crest Moves Nearer To St. Loui   Mississippi Level Expected to Top 1844 Record

Big 3 Propose Compromise Agenda But Soviet's Gromyko Opposes Plan

Asks Army to Look Into a Court-Martial   Gen. Sturges Tells Of Board Hearing Case of Soldier

Army Asked to Check Court-Martial Of Soldier Who Asked for Transfer

“Operation Coffee and Cakes” Is Ready for 28th in City of Friends

Ex-RFC Officer Accepted Favor:   Prince Helped Get Loans He Tells Probers

Ousted RFC Man Tells of Gifts From Lithofold   Favors Received After Helping Company Get Leans, Testimony

Former RFC Loan Official Tells of Bribe   Describes Gifts He Received from American Lithofold

Witness Received Favors         Frank Prince Witness Before Inquiry Group  On RFC Loans

Former Official OFRFC Tells Of: Lithofold Gifts  Nephew Of Rep. __Boykin OF Albarn

RECEIVED GIFTS FROM COMPANY   Former RFC Employ: Taken Care Of After  Firm Secured Loan

Accepted Gifts From Lithofold  Recently Fired RFC Official Testifies

Fired Official Tells of Gifts   Got Camera, Turkey, Ham and Perfumes

NUMBER OF GIFTS  Ex-RFC Official Tells of Loans to St. Louis Printing Firm

DISCHARGED RFC LOAN CHIEF TELLS OF GIFTS HE G01   Frank Prince Says Lithofold Firm Gave Him Ham, Perfume, Turkey, Oranges and a Camera.   CAME AFTER HE HELPED COMPANY GET LOANS   Names R. F. Blauncr, Former General Manager of Printing Concern, as One Who Presented Them.

RFC Official Accepted Gifts From Lithofold   Admits Getiing Gifts After Firm Got Loan

Congressman’s Nephew  Discharged RFC Employe Admits Receiving Gifts

Ex-Loan Chief Admits ‘Treat   Food, Camera Given Prince Ry Lithofeld Company

Ousted RFC Aide Tells Of ‘Many Gifts’      Got Camera, Ham, Tur. key After Loans te Lithofold Corp.

Witness Got Favors From Printing Firn Fired Official of  Loan Agency Tells Of Influence Gifts

Lithotold Got Special  Attention   Official Says Reviewing Committee Bypassed;  Received Several Gifts

Recently Fired RFC Official Is Witness Today  Says He Accepted Fiem Offic Giftc

NUNLDEN Ur GIF I: Ex-RFC Official Tells of  Loans to St. Louis Printing Firm

Peace » Talks Stall   Commies Accuse U.N, Of Neutral Parley  Zone Violation

———k;:;:—~—~—e_ —  Underwater TV Camera Gives Deep Sea Divers Look Before They Dive, U.S. Navy Reports

ALLIES PERSUADE ANDY TO LAY WN THEIR ARMS      Teaflets and Radio Broadcasts Have Resulted in Surrender of Both Chinese and North Whoreans,   DRIV ECS SUCCESS MAY BRING NEW METHODS   Army Considers Sending Up Guided Missiles or Pilotless Planes Equipped With Loudspeakers.

Nationwide Crime Probe Is Scheduled   Federal Grand Juries To Conduct Drive From Proposals Made By Committee

Costello to Be Recalled By Senators   Gambler Persists in Refusal to Disclose Net Worth to Crime Invectiantore

Blood Program Falls Short by 33 Pints   Rainy Weather Probably Prevented Lyen County From Reachina Onata

Blood Proeram Falls Short hy 33 Pints   Rainy Weather Probably Prevented tyon County From Reaching CVhietee

‘ke: Arrives In Paris Ic Build Army   Eisenhower Issues ‘Yarning To Nations Thinking About War

Warns Against Testing Power  Of New Force   Eisenhower Lands In Paris Sunday To Build And Take Command Of International Army; Reminds Nations Of Historical Events

‘Eisenhower In Europe To Build West's Army  _ Warns Any Who Might Be Temptec To Test Power OF Defences

General Quotes ‘Lessons Of History’ Ike Issues Warning  Aaainst Aggression

Eisenhower In Europe to Build Army   Lunches With Montgomery; Sees French General Juin.

Eisenhower Tells World To Ponder Power Of Allies   Pact Force Commander Arrives In Paris  To Head Army

General lke Arrives in Paris For New Duties   Immediately Warns Unfriendly Powers Of West's Strength

lke Sounds Warning Of Western Power.  Reaches Paris to Guide Defense of Europe

Gen. Ike Warns ‘Any Tempted’ ToAttack West   Arrives In Paris To Take Over Army

Gen. Ike Warns Against Test Of Power on Return to Paris   People of France and Britain Told West Can Accomplish Anything When Aroused

Friends Wonder Where Woman Pensioner 85, Gol $12,000 Found In Her Clothes

Cease-Fire Negotiations Are Stalled   Commie Demand for UN to Give Up Area in North Korea Is Reason

Agenda Is Blocked By Request Allies Leave: North Korean Positions

Hope for Kore: Truce Fading;  Front Ablaze   Yan Fleet Warns of Ambush as Deadlock  Lt

Communists Demand Allies Give  * Up 2,125 Square Miles Of North Korea And Fall Back Over 38th Parallel   BOTH SIDES HOLDING FAST TO FIRM VIEWS

Cease-fire Talks Are Stalled   Communists Demand Allies Fall Back Below Parallei; To Meet Today

Both Parties  Holding Firm  On Question .   Confer Three Hours; 15th Conference Slated Tuesday

Both Sides Remain F Firm On Stand; Reds Accuse UN OF Draaaing Issue

Reds Demand Allies Give Up Captured Land, Propose to Set Buffer Zone Along Parallel: Fighting Will Continue Till Agreement Made

Foes Disagree On Truce Line   No Solution Is In Sight, Allies Announce

Allied Armies Alerted Aaainst Red Treachery   Kaesong Conference is Stymied by Disagreeme _ Over Armistice Boundary Line

Parley Delegates Fail to Decide On Truce Line .  Both Sides May  Acree to Recece

Reds Ask Allies To Fall Back Of 38th Parallel   Communists Urge UN Give Back 2,125 Square Miles Of N. Korea; . Admiral Joy Hones For Solution

Two Things Sure- PEACE TALKS § STi § STALLED OVER ‘BUFFER ZONE’ AREA 

Reds Insist On Parallel Truce Line   Delegates Agree Only To Continue  Cann fanaannam Th’ ~daw

Council Discusses Possibility Of Making E. Fourth Into Truck Route

COUNCIL DISCUSSES REROUTING TRUCKS OVER FOURTH STREET   No Definite Action Taken On Lightening Eifel, Casnnt Tenffie

Wheat Crops Seen Below Expectations  Forecast Poorest Returns Ever In Southwest

WHEAT CROP IN U. S. TO BE FAR. BELOW NORMAI   Many Areas Expect Worsi Production Since 1936 Drought.

Crop Forecasters Predict Slim Yield of Wheat in Most of Southwest Plains Area

SLIM PICKINGS IN SW. Crop Forecastors Predict One of Worst Wheat Cron:

Crop Forecasters Predict Worst Wheat Yield Since Back In 1936   AP Survey Finds Winter Wheat Prospects Anything But Good In The Vast South weat And Fatimates Being Revised. °

Wheat Prospects In Southwest Poorest in Years   Weather, Bugs Blamed for Drop in Estimates

Weather,  Bugs Cut Wheat Crop   In Some Areas Expect Lowest Productions  Since 1936 Drought   PROSPECTS GOOD HERE

University Needs More Budget Hearing Nearing E End: Over $78 Million More Asked

REBOUND ~ OF YANKS IN WAR   Marguerite Higgins, Korean Correspondent, Speaks at K. U.   “EXPERT ON RETREAT’

PRAISES REBOUND OF YANKS IN WAR   Marguerite Higgins, Korear Correspondent, Speaks at KU.   “EXPERT ON RETREAT’

Camp Warden Is Dismissed For Beatings   Scottsboro Prison Head Accused Of Injuring Three Prisoners

Enemy Balks On Demand To Half Air Base Repairs  ie iis Ei   Jet Warfare Goes On; Ground Troops Fight Bitter Korean Cold

Allied Negotiators Insist in Truce Talks Construction or Repair of Bases in North  Korea Be Banned During Armistice—More Communist Jets Downed in Latest Series of Tattle.

Allies Show  Deep Concern   U.N. Truce Team Insists On Banning Base Building During Armistice

Allies Insist On Repair Ban  In Armistice   Communists Accuse United Nations of Depriving Them Right To Defend Themselves

TRUCE MEN HIT RED AIR POWER   UN Anxiety Grows Ove Mounting Red Strencth

UN Command Shows Anxiety Over Growing Red Air Power in Korea, Would Ban Base Buildup —

Allies Concerned Over Increasing Red Air Power   Construction of Bases in North Korea Now Poses Truce Problem.

ALLIES FEAR RISE IN RED AIR POWER   U. N. Demands Ne New  » Construction or Repair  - of Enemy Fields During Korean Armistice.   U.N.STANDS PAT. FOR TRUCE POLICE   Communists Insist on Strengthening Fields and Call on U. N. to Evacuate Island Outposts.

Show Concern Over Growing  Red Air Might   SOU 2 BER NNER yy  Chinese Reject UN Ban on Air Race Roildins

Reds Reject Air Base  Work Ban   Allies Demand Building Stop During Armistice

WANT BAN PUT ON REPAIRS QF ENEMY FIELDS   Reds ClaimMove Would Lease Them With No Defenses

Red Planes Worry to UN Chiefs   Insist Communists Halt Airbase Work During Armistice

Mounting Red Air Strength Worries UN   Negotiators Say Air Base Buildup Must Be Banned

U.N. Now Wants Ban On Building And Repairing Bases In North Korea   Communists Reply To Demand With Charge U.N. Trying To Deprive Them Of Right To Defend Themselves; Session  Tle Starmy.

Inspection Plan  Stalls Truce Talks   Allies Seek Ban on Base Building, Repair During Peace

U.N. Command Shows Concern Over New Bases  Armistice Parley In New Deadlock; Front Still Quiet

Joy Insists On Banning  New Bases   Communists Enter Claim For Right To Defend Ground

Truce Group Insists on Ban On Red Construction, Repairs During Armistice in Korea

Says Demand Is Part Of ‘No Buildup’  Fields Necessary, Is Red Claim

Allies Ask Truce Ban Of Airfields   Reds Claim U.N. Aims At Enemy “Right To Defend Selves.”

Ultimatum Denied by U..N. Chiet   But Old Stalemate Returns and Future Looks Mighty Dark

Strong Support Of Ground Units Is Primary Fear  Ban on Construction, Repair Jobs Is Asked

UN Would Ban Work O n Bases During Armistice   Reds Protest Move to Curb  Air Power

U.N. Insists No New Bases Built During Truce   Issue Raised In Stormy Session During Truce

Allies Demand Ban on Repair Of All Bases  In Armistice   Advance Position Yielded To Communist GrenadeThrowers

Red Air Might Growing Daily   Air Base Issue Raised in Hot Peace Session

Senate Critics Of Gabrielson Draw His Fire   But Senator Ferguson Says He, Boyle Should Resign Chairmanship

GOP Chairman Denies Wrong In RFC Link   But Guy Gabrielson May Face Fight to Hold Republican Post

Only Domg Duty, Says  : Gabrielson   GOP Chairman Lashes Out At Crities of Pirm’s Deal With REC

GOP Boss Detends His Action   Gabrielson Calls Attacks ‘Blackguarding’; Only Republicans Criticize

GOP Boss  Answers Crities   Gabrielson Claims fle Fulfilled Duty  In Seeking Loan

LASHES AT CRITICS—GOP  Gabrielson Defends Himself In Seeking RFC Loan Grant

GOP. Chairman ‘Did His Duty’ In RFC Action   Gabrielson Says Attacks ‘Blackguarding’, Spread To Confuse U. S. Public

GABRIEL SON HITS BACK AT GRITICS IN HIS OWN PART}   G. O. P. Chairman Says He Only Did His Duty in Seeking Extension of RFC Loan for Firm.   APPARENTLY FACES FIGHT TO RETAIN POST   Three Republican Senators Say He Ought to Resign If He Cannot Explain Activities Satisfactorily.

He Says Charges Unfounded   Gop Boss Faces Fight to Retain Chairmanship

Negotiating To Pay Ransom For Release Of Four  Details On Release   Details On Release Being Settled As US. Agrees To Pav Ransem

Stripped-Down Act Minus Most Truman Features   Bill Now Goes to Conference Group

NEITHER SIDE IS SATISFIED WITH RESULT   One-Year Extension Plan Is Passed, 323-92   ADMINISTRATION   Scores Partial Victory On Wage, Price Ceilings: Credit Bans Eased

Patchwork Law Pleases Neither Friends or Foes   Johnston Claims Consumers Denied Break Due Them

Measure To Extend Curbs For A-Year   Patchwork Act To Go To Conferees; Credit Is Eased

LET CONTROLS STAY A YEAR; FREEZE LOSES   Solons Deny President Powers—Administration Wins Points, Too.

A Stripped-Down Controls Bill Is Passed By House   Act That Satisfies No One Now Goes To Conference for Final Aareement

Controls Bil Is Approved By House  Version Lacks Features That Truman Asked

House Passes Controls, Minus Many Truman Requests: Goes to Committee

House Passes Stripped-Dowr Control Bill   Wage, Price Lids Extended One Year

Stripped-Down Economic Controls Bill Goes To Conference Group After House Passage

House Finally Passes ‘Patchwork’ Controls Bill   Measure As Approved Satisfies Neither Administration or GOP.

P, a ~ oa A ont Is y i   Patchwork Legislature Satisfies No One— Goes to Conferees

House Eases Controls on Autos, Home:   Truman Request For More Power Badly Defeated

Curbs Would Be Continued For 1 Year   Bill Stripped Of Most Added Features  Demos I roed

Stripped-D Down  Economic Controls  ll Is. Posted Be House Early Today  Ly

WAGE AND PRICE CURBS EXTENDED FOR 12 MONTHS   Measure Now Goes To Senate-House Conference — Credit Controls Are Eased By Bill.

Freeze, Protit Amendments  Are Defeated   Rollback Saved: Slaughter Quotas, Other Requests Die

Stripped-down Controls Bill Gets House OK   Rent Hike Allowed And Some Credit Rules Liberalized

HOUSE PASSES WATERED-DOWN CONTROLS BILL   # ADVOCATES SALVAGE PARTIAL VICTORY IN WINDUP SESSION

Fiouse Approves Weak Curbs Bill  Measure Extends Wage, Price Controls One Year

Stripped-Down Controls Bill Is Passed By House   Action Comes At An Early Hour After All-Night Session.

House Passes Controls Bill. 323-92 Vote   Trimmed Down Version Extended a Year: to Senate Now

Stripped-Down Version Lacks Added Features  Measure Extends. Wage, Price And Other Contro

Measure Lacks Most of Added. Features Sought by President. Now Goes to Conference Committee.   Washington {AP]—A stripped-down egonomie controls bill, minus most of the added features President Truman wanted, was passed by the House early today.

Strioped Down tf a  Antes! agai ad # as  Daecae Lt nen  é kwuw wv. . te de Me

President Is Disappointed In ‘Weak Bill’   Compromise Ends Long Battle Over Price. Wage Laws

Neither Party Happy Over Patchwork Law   Truman Denied Added Features: Price, Wage Curbs Extended

Control Extension Voted by House In Patchwork Bill   Neither Party  Fully Satisfied With Rill Dacca

House Puts Approval on Control Bill   Administration Score: On Several Points; Short of Aims.

‘Troman Fail: Th Fight For  New Powers   ‘Both, Parties Not’ Satisfied

Control Bill, Stripped Down Passes House   _ Lacks Most Added ' Features Sought By Adminictration

House Passes Battered Price Control Bill   Measure Minus Many Features Asked by Truman

Johnston Says Consumers Are Denied Break   Most Of Features Asked By Truman Turned Down

Measure Minus (Truman Demands   Credit Curbs Eased;  Heads For Conference

Toned - Down Controls Bill Passes House   Johnston Says Consumer Doesn’t Get Break; Goes to Conferees Next

Stripped Down Control Act Is Passed   House Enacted Measure Early Today

Stripped-Down Controls Okayed   House Approves Bill Minus Added Features Administration Wanted

House Passes Stripped-Down Controls Bill   Eases Credit Curbs; Retains Meat Price Rollback and OKs Rent Hikes ©

Reverses ‘Profit’ Vote besa crit da A aad  Weaker Control Measure Passed By Weary House

House Passes Stripped-Down Controls Bill   Measure Extending Ceilings 1 Year Now Goes to Joint Group —

Wage and Price Curbs Extended for One Year   Goes to Conference Committee: Partial Truman Victory

‘House Passes Controls Bill Without Most of President’s Added Features

‘Stripped-Down Economic Controls Bill Is Passed   Extends Curbs For Year Under Easier Terms

House Passes Stripped-Down Controls Bill  Measure Lacks Many Points Truman Had Recuested

Reverse Feature: On Profit   Sends to Committee For lroning Out  Sanate Ditteranrcer

Stripped-Down Controls Bill Passed by House   Is Minus Most Added Features Truman Sought

Controls Bill Passed By House   Beef Price Rollback Plan Is Retained; Rent Ceilings Raised; Credit Controls Fased

House Passes A Bill On Controls   ‘Watered-Down Measur ~ Extends Wage, Price. Other Curbs a Year

First The Rubber Railroads And Now Deal To Pump Coal Through Pipeline

Far East Force Has Flown. More Than 100,000 Sorties   Dally Average of 512 since 'Six-Menth-Old Korean War Started

Need Money To Operate—  ‘State Civil Defense Program Hinges On Tax Deadlock End

Sherman Agrees To Testify Before Crime Group   “Missmg Link” Witness, Mutual Friend Of Mayor O’Dwyer And Costello, Will Accept Subpoena

Marine’s Death Termed a Suicide   Autopsy Shows Sergeant in Havana Shot Cuban, Then Turned Gun on Himself

Clayton Stone Will Head Workers in Lawrence;   Will Begin April }

FOR CANCER DRIVE   Clayton Stone Will Head orkers in Lawrence;  Will Begin April 

Defense Preparations Blight West's Celebration of Victory Over Germany

WEST PAYS V-E DAY LITTLE HEED   East Europe Hails It As. Time Of Great Red Victory

Little Heed To Victory: Anniversary   West Too Busy Girding Against Reds To Celebrate 6-Year-Olc Triumph Over Germany

New Blizzard Hampers Work Of Rescuers   Streamliner Tragedy inquiry Scheduled To Start

1U. S. Farm Price Level Shows Dacline in May   Drop Exceeding One Percent Reported By Agriculture Department

Optimism Mounts On Eve Of Steel Strike Decision  G10 United Steelworkers’ To Decide Today

Eye Optimism For Continued Steel Output   Murray May Ask Governing Group To OK Production

USW’s Leaders To Make Strike Decision Today   Steel Union Seen Extending Deadline

Today May Determine Steal Issue   USW Executive And Policy Groups Meet Today On Question

Steel Meeting Today Key to Strike Action   CIO Leaders May   Move Up Deadline  At Pittsburgh Parley

NO WALKOUT PREDICTED Definite Decision on Stee! Strike Due in Parley Today

U.S. Will Get Steel Dispute’ Answer Today   Optimism Voiced in Hope Of Continued Essential Tin Tesees hve     birt

DECISION ON STEEL STRIKE DUE TODAY   UNION POLICY MAKERS TO MEET—MURRAY ENPECTED TO URGE PEACE,

Steel Strike Decision Due Today   Optimism Mounts Over Chances of Continued Production.

UNION CHIEFS 10 DECIDE ON STRIKE TODAY   Optimism Is Growing On Chance To Avert Steel Walkout

Truman Gives Aides Vote Of Trust  Says Crossing 38th Up To MacArthur

Strong Support Needed To Save Mobilization  Leaders; Hits Failure  ™. & 1 Ce ee

Johnston Warns Anti-Inflation Drive Slipping   Program Could Fiounder Unless Given Support, He Says.

Johnston Warns Price Control Is Headed for Crisis   Tells Government Leaders No Group Is Willing to Make Essential Sacrifices

Anti-Inflation Program May Flounder Unless Given Support, Johnston Says

ECONOMIC BOSS RAPS OFFICIALS   Jolinston. Accuses. Them Of Lack Of Support. And Warns Anti-Inflation Propram Mav Flounder.

Economic et Pleads for More Support   - Leaders. Told Cabinet, White House Must Back Program Further

Johnston _ Raps Lack Of Support   Price, Wage Plan In Daneer. He Says

‘Johnston Calls For Greater. U.S. Controls       Anti-inflation —— Program Faces :-Comoalete Failure

—ANTI-INFLATION CRISIS— Says Cabinet Officers _ Give Only Weak Support

Johnston Bawls Out Chieftains   Fight Against Jnflatior Endangered by Feeble Support, He Says.

Charges Lack of Support For War Program   Anti-Inflation Effort In Distress, He Says, and May Flounder

System In Danger, Johnston Declares   Government Heads Accused Of Lack Of Interest

High Officials ApathyRaked By Johnston   Economic Stabilizer Demands More Aid To Prevent Disaster

Stabilization Efforts Hurt, Support Lags   Johnston Tells Leaders AH-Out Backing Needed Or Must Abandon Plans

Cabinet Men Bawled Out By Stabilizer  Johnston Accuses Group Of Giving Less Than   oe

Anti- Inflation  ~ Drive May Fail   Program. Could’ F lounder, Johnston Warns; Accuses _Cahinet Members of .Givine Insufficient Backine

JOHNSTON SAYS ANTI-INFLATION FACES COLLAPSE   Accuses Cabinet Officers of Failure to Support Program.

Johnston Charges Lack Of Top-Level Support   Cabinet Members Warned Controls Program Flounders and May Fail

Packer Pay Hike Nixed by Johnston   Union Free to Strike March 26, Helstein Asserts

Calls On Cabinet For More Support Of Mobilization  Johnston Warns Program Can Fail  CA stan gk CL itn in wot

Head Of ESA Claims Lack Of Complete  Cooperation   Cabinet Officials Accused Of Giving Less Than Asked

Johnston Asks Help In Fight On Inflation   Whole Program In Dange rr, He S Says; Packinghouse Raise ‘Taeued Down

Anti-Inflation Program Is In Danger of Floundering, Johnston Tells Cabinet

Johnston Reports Anti-Inflation Plan In Distress   Tells Government Leaders It Could Fail Without Help

Johnston Says Price Program Faces Collapse   Tells Government Leader: Anti-Inflation Efforts Could Flounder Unless  Given Stronger Support

ESA Battle ‘On Inflation In ‘Distress  Government Told of Need   Government Told of Need For ‘Support’

Johnston Flays Lack Of Support   Says Anti-Inflation Program Will Fail if Leaders Will Not Help   ‘CITES UNWILLINGNESS   Says Different Groups Refuse To Accept Any Demands for Sacrifice

Economic Chief Pleads for More Support  lamwslave Talal Calkinat   Leaders Told Cabinet, White House Must Back Program Further

Gov't Leader: Said Falling  Down on Job   Johnston Charges Members Unwilling To Make Sacrifices

Stiff Red Resistance Slows Allies   U.N. Forces Attack on 50-Mile Front North of Parallel

ALLIED DRIVE GRINDS AHEAD   Many Fighting Men Have Not Learned MacArthur Has Been Fired

‘IT WASN’T MUCH’  Newsboy Rescues Two Little Girls From Icy Cistern

Crew Works To Save Storm Whipped Ship   New Orleans, Oct. 2—(AP)—A nine-man crew workec esperately today to keep the leaky 92-foot motor vesse ‘erry Mac afloat in the storm-tossed Gulf of Mexico.

U. S. Lowers Tarifts for 17 Countries   Concessions Hailed As Major Move To Stimulate Trade

LOWER TARIFFS ARE GIVEN 17 WEST NATIONS   Increased Shi p ment: — To U.S, Will Start  Next Month

NEW TARIFF GUTS ~ GRANTED BY U. $   Concessions Made to 17 Nations in Move to Expand World Commerce

LOWER TARIFF DUTIES START ON JUNE 6   Cuts Made for 17 Countries to Expand Commerce

Reciprocal’ Treaty  17 Nations to Get Sweeping Tariff Concessions June 6

17 Western Nations Beneft By Washington’s  Action      TARIFFS GO INTO EFFECT ON JUNE 6

U. 5. Reveals Foreign Trade Tariff Slashes   Concessions Granted In Move To Bolster World Commerce

Sweeping Cuts in Tariffs  Made by U. S.   Trade Concessions Start June 6 Under New Pacts

TWO BILLS ASK BIG TAX HIKE   ‘Measures Boosting Levies  $46,000,000 Per Year Given Legislature

Two Michigan Tax Bills Call For 40 Million  Auton  aviec   Auto Levies Pushed T Build Roads

Michigan Gas Tay Boost Is Sought  Tax on Corporation Dividends Proposed

Patrols Moving Far Northwest Of Old Canital   Enemy Being Killed In Great Quantities, Reports General.

Reds Are in Tight Spot Over Lack of Supplies; Wilting on Vine, Claim

U.N. Patrols  Enter Munsan   Allies Smash Threat to Seoul, Killing or Routing 6000 in Flanking Drive

Allies Enter Munsan, Crush Threat to Seoul   Chinese Armies Wilting On Vine for Lack Of Supplies

Allied Patrols Stab ‘Shrinking’  Red Line   "Mine Fields, Small Arms Fire Resist UN Troop Advance on 100-Mile Front

\Allies Wipe Out Red Threat fo’.  Flank Seoul —   _ Armored Patrols Stab Into Munsan; Withdraw After Finding No Enemy

TANKS ROLLING AROUND KOREA CHASING AEDS   Sabre Jets Fly Qver Bombed Sinuiju But Red Jets "Stay Parked.

Allies Wipe Out Threat to Flank   Chinese Armies ‘Wilting on Vine,’ Gen. Almond Says

Chinese Armies “Wilting” Because of Lack of Supplies   Wipe Out Red Flanking Attack

Reds Hurt Ee ¥ Supply  1, roubles      Gen, Almond Says Chinese Armies Now Wilting on Vine’

ARMORED FORCE BREAKS UP RED FLANKING MOVE   Fanks And* Infantry Go Into Munsan Without Opposition — Patrols Probe Mine Fields.

Allies Drive Off Flanking Try at Seoul  Chinacea Trannc   Chinese Troops Withdrawing as Supplies Fail

Seoul's Flank Secure After Allied Attack   American Armored Patrol Stabs North Of Kerean Capital

Allies Erase Seoul Threat, Enter Munsan  ‘Mine Fields Hinder Columns Probing ;

Slow Allied Push fo North Reaches City of Munsan   Gen. Almond Believes Lack of Supplies Hampers Effort by Communists.

Red Threat On Capital Wiped Out   Chinese Armies Are ‘Wilting On Vine’ As Supplies Dwindle

Allies Reach Far Beyond Seoul Area   Patrols Stabbed Deeper Into North Korea

Red Threat Wiped Out   Chinese Armies ‘Wilt on Vine,’ General Says

Allied Tank Patrols Enter Munsan After Routing Strong Force Of Communists

Stop Red Flanking Of Seoul   Tanks, South Korear Infantry Searck Munsan Without Cpposition

Weather   Allies Wipe Out Chinese Threat To Flank Seoul   U. S. 10th Corps Commander Says Reds ‘Wilting on Vine’ For Lack of Supplies for War

Armored Units Score Gains Along Front   Yesterday's Raid Was ‘Destructive’ U. S. Officers Say

- Supply-Hungry Reds Retreat Before Allies  , rmored Patrols Wipe Out Threat T. Elaak Cenual

Flanking Attack Driven Back With Heavy Loss  By So, Korean Unit   iChinese ‘Wilting  On Vine,’ Is Clain   Mine Fields, Fire from Small Arms Met By Roving UN Tank Units

ALLIED PATROLS ROAM THE FRONT: NO OPPOSITION   ELIMINATE ENEMY THRUST TO ENCIRCLE S. KOREAN CAPITAL

Tank Patrols  Enter Munsan   6000 Reds Routed. Many Killed, Trying To Outflank Seoul

TO ABANDON ROAD HUB   U.N. Patrols Reach Munsan, 21 Miles North Of Seoul      “Wilting On: Vine Because Of Lack Of Supplies, Says Gen. Almond

Wipe Out Red Flank Threat Around Seoul   Armored Patrols Stab Into Munsan, 21 Miles Northwest

Allies Enter Munsan, Find No Opposition   U.N. Forces Wipe Out Red Threat To Seoul

Units Moving Above Capital In New Drive   United Nations Forces Wipe Out Red Threat To Outflank Seoul

Chinese Armies ‘Wilting On Vine, Says Gen. Almond   Declares Lack Of :     Support Is Taking’ Its Toll Of Reds

PATROLS PUSH INTO MUNSAN: CHINESE WILT   Gen. Almond Warns That New Attacks May Be  Launched Soon

UN Patrols Stab Into Munsan, Then Withdraw   Red Flank Threat On Seoul Erased; Chinese ‘Wilting’

Gen. Almond Says Chinese Armies Wilt   ‘We Are Ready For the Enemy,’ Says Van Fleet

Reds Halted In Attempt fo Flank Allies   Patrols Hunt in Vain. For Reds; Reds Back Out of Range of UN Artillery Fire

Patrols Push Into: -Munsan Reds Retreat   Threat To Capital Erased, New Assault Forecast By Almond

ROKs Halt Red Flanking Try At Seoul   U.N. Patrols Stab Ahead West With Little Resistance

Fuel Oil Boost Is Authorized By OPS  First Ceiling For Petroleum Product

World Stunned By HST Ouster Of MacArthur   Relieved Of All Commands; Accepts Invitation To Appear At Congressional Investigation Of U. S. Foreign And Military Policies

Phone Strike Mav Be Next   1000 Toll Technicians Balloting on Early Walkout

Probers to Question Tax Official, May Lead to Shakeup  Justice Department Handling Of Tax Cases Criticized By Solons

Norin Caroliniar To Be Recalled By Committee   Tax Prosecution Files Demanded By Group

Weddings To Climax Scandals  Expelled Cadets Begin ‘Last Mile’ In Step But Strictly Out Of Tune

Pe VA, FL PEALE Ue ES PR Ast _aeTase eR RRR RRR RE: NR RNERAINN  Expelled West Point Cadets Walk Last Mile Today, In Step But Out Of Tune

New England Textile Mills’ Problems Cited   Taxes And Labor Costs Too High.

84 Manslaughter Indictments Returned Against Railroad   Charge Pennsylvania Did ‘Feloniously Kill And Slay’ Victims Of Train Wreck

Aid to China Break Blamed For Collapse   Raids on Manchurian Bases Opposed By Admiral

TIE TO HOUSE QUESTIONED  Too Much Brake Placed  On Troops Issue, Fear

Senate Votes Four Divisions For Europe   Sen. Douglas Says Reversal of Action Would Speed Troops

Plan to Pick Vatican Envoy Is Shelved  ” Little ‘Chance for . “Clark's ‘Confirmation

Vatican Envoy Delayed Until  Senate Meets     Truman Refuses To Send Clark To Holy See At Present Time

NINTH POL CASE REPORTED   First To Be Hospitalized In New Memorial Hospital Here

Actor Stewart Completes Deal For 10,000-Acre Gillespie Area Ranch

River Group To Meet Here Wednesday  Directors Of OVA To Hold Session  In Camden

OUACHITA RIVER MEETING CALLED   Valley Association Direc tors To Convene Wednesday In Camden

More Customers Using Market To  Increase Profits   \Purchasers Of ‘Averages Ten Years Ago Could Have Gain Of 115%,

TRUMAN CONFERS WITH NEW YORK RACKETS BUSTER   President Delays Announcement of Plans for Housecleaning After Long Talk  With Tom Murphy.   SCANDALS HEARINGS IN RECESS FOR MONTH   Committee Determined to Find Out Whether There Was Tax-Fix “Clique” of  Government Officials.

Truman Meets Judge Murphy  For Long Talk   Visitor Seen As Possible Leader Of Cleanup Move By Administration

Truman Airs Cleanup Plan WithMurphy   President To Delay Action ‘Until Monday; Details Still. Secret

Truman Has Long Talk With Murphy, Ther Bath Silent   ‘Result’ of Parley On  Cleanup of. Government Not Revealed:

Murphy To Purify Capital ?   Hiss Prosecutor and Police Racket Cleanup Man Is Mum After Truman Talk

Murphy May Probe Scandals   President, Famed Judge Talk at Secret Conference

Judge Murphy Visits Traman  Federal Jurist May Boss U.S. Cleanup

A Innouncement E x pec ted Monday  President Confers With Tom Murphy; Cleanup Pending

Government Cleanup Plan Is Delayed   Truman and Murphy Refuse To Disclose Result of Talks

Crime Buster, Truman Confer On Cleanup Plas   Parley Called “Highly  Profitable;’ Delays Announcement

Rumors of Federal Cleanup Plan Grow as President: Misses Deadline to Form New Group

Ni ur p L y S een As Choice to  Boss Cleanup’      Famous Federal Judge and President Have Conference; No Comment on Plans Made

Truman Holds ‘Highly Profitable’ ‘Talks With New York Crime Buster

Truman Talks With Murphy, Delays Action   Judge Noncommittal On Whether He'll Start Administrative Purce

Judge Murphy Has Cerrat Talk  Pius wus baie 2G  With President  ‘Jurist Believed olin on Drive:to * ‘Halt Corruption

Ike Asks Unity Against Reds  Makes Urgent Plea To Free Europeans

CEASE-FIRE Is DRIVING WEDGE IN FREE WORLD   Peking Asks for Seven- Nation Parley to Discuss Korea and Far East.

Austin Turns Down Chinese Reds Proposal  For Cease-lire   UN Delegate Says Program For Korea Would Drive Wedge In Free Nations

Red Proposal Causing Split in Anti-Reds   Arab-Asian Group Goes Along With Peking Offer

Peiping  Plan Brings S plit In Anti-Reds   Arab-Asian Bloc Favors 7. Nation Conference; Austin Impatient

Red China’s Proposal Appears To Be Driving Wedae Between Anti-Communist UN Members

Cease-rire Bid Gets Support Of Arab-Asian Bloc   United States Ambassador Deelares Plan is “Transparent Effort to Divide Free World”

China's Cease-Fire Offer Is Splitting Anti-Red Bloc:  I, Acta (Teme ie Dee Le mW ATL   Arab-Asian Group Ready to ‘Go Along - With Plan Despite Opposition of U.S.

China’s Peace Plan Puts Wedge Betweer Anti-Red Countries  Arab-Asian Nations Press for Acceptance,  U.S. Violently Opposec

U.S. Whipped In U.N. Vote To Scan Offer   Lake Success Body In 48-Hour Recess On Austin Proposal

Communists May Succeed In Splitting West Bloc on China Cease-Fire Pranacal

‘Red China's Limited” Cease-Fire Proposal ‘Drives Wedge Between Anti-Communist Powers

Arab-Asian Bloc Backs Peking in Conference Bid   UN Committee Will Consider  Issue Tomorrow

Arab-Asia Bloc Wants Parleys; U.S. Flays Plan   Warren Austin May Press for ‘Branding’ Despite Opposition

Ike May Be Called to Testify in Fight Over Asia Policies   Mac Issue Brings Move for Voting Future Presidents Out of Office —

»tke’s Beliefs May Be Asked   MacArthur Aide Charges General Still ‘In Dark’ as to Cause of Ouster

Senate Crime Committee Continued: Drug Traffic To Be Investigated

Senate Crime Probers Will Extend Efforts  Senate Continues Life Of Committee For Four Months

General Says He Warned Of Red Attack   Gen. Willoughby Denies Report Of Iqnorance

MOONSHINER’S HUNCH LEADS TO BOGUS CASK   Instead of “Moonshine” He Finds Counterfeiter’s Layout   ARREST OF SPARROW

Probe Fort Wayne Air Liner Tragedy  Bring Out 11 Bodies; - CAA Men at Scene

Airliner Crashes In Field; Eleven Killed  Big DC-3 Plunges During : Violent Thunderstorm Neer Fort Wayne

Four Buffalo Councilmen Are Indicted On $10,000 Monthly Pinball ‘Payoff’

{ COUNCILMEN ARE INDICTED   Buffalo, N. Y. Officials Accused In Alleged ‘Payoff’

Jury Names 13 At Buffalo For Pinball Payoft   Councilmen, Police Indicted fn Alleged $10,000 A Month

U.S. Accepts New Cease-Fire Plan   Six Others Approve, But Russia Hedaes

US. OkaysNew UN Cease-Fire  Plan for Korea   Latest Proposals Call For Conference on Al Far Eastern Problems

Conference on All Far Eastern Problems Sought   Proposal Outlined by Canadian Foreigr Minister; Russia Says Proposition “Must Be Studied Fully”.

Conference On Far East Part of Plan   Soviet Delegate Says Pr oposal ‘Must Be Studied’

SOVIET WANTS TO STUDY UN PEACE PLANS   Five Points Outlined To Halt Fighting  In Korea

US Accepts Peace Plan For Korea   Russia Says Proposal Needs Further Study

New Cease-Fire Plan Acceptable To U. $. Conference Would Be  Colled As Scon As Kereon Fioktina Stops

Russians Study Ceasefire Aim   Big Conference On Problems Proposed

U.S. Accepts UN Committee Cease- Fire Pla  mamrarbir bi Amer   Negotiations On Far East Problems To Follow Quickly

U.S. Accepts Ceasé-Fire Parley Plan  Russia Postpones  Verdict For Study

Another Ceasefire Order Approved By U.S. Delegates   All Far Eastern Problems Would Be Discussed With Red China

U.S. Accepts New Cease Fire Pian for Kored#   Proposal Sets Out 5 Points To Be Followed

U.S. Okays Cease-Fire  Plan In UN   Proposal Calls For Conference  Between Nations

169 Persons Hie In WS Over Holiday  Traffic Deaths Below   » 98 Traffic Deaths Below  The 130 Predicted By wher

170 Persons Fatally Injured In Holiday Accidents; Auto Deaths Drop Sharply to 93

169 Americans Die Over Fourth, But Traffic Toll Low  Only 93 Deaths Due t Wrecks, Cool Weathe Held Fatalities Down

Road Deaths Drop Sharply   Highway Fatality Toll For 30 Hours Is Listed At 93

Death Toll In Traffic. Only 93   Cool Weather Said Cause of Holding Down Traffie Toll

Accidents Kill 169 Americans  On 4th Of July   Traffie Toll Of 93 Is Well Below Estimate Of Safety Council

Senate Still Must Act on Compromise   '$67.500,000 Approved for BPA; Planned Electric Power Lines to Central Valley Deleted

House Agrees To Compromise On River Funds   $511.865.336 Figure Set By Conferees Is Accepted; Senate Action Slated Next Week

Price Ceiling Slated for Used Cars; Ban Set   U. S. Order Prohibits Sales of New Autos at Listings Said Inflated

Ceiling Fixed On Used Cars   Official Guide Books Se  As Price Governors

Both Dealers And Individual Are Affected  Order Planned to End   Order Planned to End Selling New Autos As Second-Hand

Ceilings Put On All Used Autos:   Blue Book to Be Guide for  Prive’

Ceilings Slapped-On Used Cars  “. Can’t Sell New: -Cars At’ Higher “Than Tict Detngn

PRICE CEILING. ESTABLISHED - ONUSED CARS      New Car Price Range Also Curbed By Ruling

Ceilings Puf On Used Auto Prices By U. 5   New Cars Can't Be Solc Above Suggested Retail Price

Government Sets Ceilings (n Used Cars  Bans Sale Of New Ones At Big Prices

Price Ceilings Fixed on New And Used Cars  Order Affects: _ Retail Markets Add Individuale

Price Ceilings Ordered Placed (On Used Autos  Ruling Applies  To Retailers And Individuals

(Government Puts Price Ceilings  On Used Cars   Also Prohibits New-Car Sales At More Than Maker’s Schedule

New Cars Not lo Be Sold Beyond Listed Prices .  Order Seeks To Halt Sales Of Used Cars At Ranctad Prices

GERMAN ARMY AGREEMENT IS IN DOUBT   Western Officials Are Gloomy Over Negotiations

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Three Ministerial Changes in Lower Bucks County

ASSAULT CASE NEARING JURY   Miss. Asking Death For White Man In Attack On Negro Woman

White Man Charaed in Nearo Rape   Case Expected to Go to Jury Today in Which State Asks Death for Rape of Negro

Name President Candidate Week Starting July 7   Chicago Wins Over Philadelphia In Spirited Battle

Philadelphia Loses Lengthy Fight to Get Convention  GOP Picks Chicago for Parley

GOP Convention To Open In Chicago July 7, 1952  Scribner Loses On Earlier Date; Millikin Blasts ‘Foul Gang’ In Power

Chicage Gets GOP  Convention Meet   1952 Nominating Parley Set Week Of July 7

lowa Hotel Fire Fatal to Three Elderly Guests   Flames Spread From Rear Over Building Within 20 Minutes

Fire Kills Three In lowa Hotel  Building Occupied By Elderly Persons

Three Die As Blaze Razes Hotel   Elderly Guests Trapped By Roaring Flames

WOMAN IS BEATEN   Two Charges to Be Filed by County Against Lee S. Croy, Lawrence

State Farm Groups Want Yellow Oleo Ban Continued in New York   Conference Board: Action Opposes Coloring Until Legislature Has Airtight Progarm Against Fraud

Nine Killed In Filipino Vote Riofina   Violence Flares'as Island Citizens Go To Polls to Elect Many Officials

Nine Filipinos Are Killed in Election Day Violence, Bringing Campaign Total to 104

Filipinos Die On Vote Day   Nine Killed in Election Day Violence; Huk Raids Delay Balloting in Spots

WONDERFUL TO SEE HER AGAIN’  ingrid, Daughter Meet Secretly in British Home

Russians Direct Purge In China  Techniques Taught By 5,000 Soviets

(RMED MANPOWER LIMIT DEBATED BY THE sENATE   Agreement Reached to Vote Today on Morse’s Proposal for a Ceiling of 3,500,000,   CUT IN ENLISTMENT PERIODS DEFEATED   Bitter Battle Shaping Uj Over Universal Training —60,000 to Be Drafted  in May.

Morse, Taft Seeking Limit OF 3,500,000   Vote On The Issue Finally Scheduled For This Afternoon

Senate Battles Over Armed Force Ceiling   Agrees to Vote Today On Issue; May Draft Call Is Set at 60,000

Military Ceilings Vote Set   Solons Put on Bitter Fight on Limits; 60.000 Asked in Mas

SENATORS BATTLE OVER CEILING ON ARVET) MANPOWER   Debate Holds Up Progress on 18-Year-Old Draft and UMT:   VOTE MAY COME TODAY   Army Sets a Draft Quota of 60,0G0 Men for May

Senate Move To Clamp Ceiling On Armed Manpower Delays Progress On Draft-UMTS Bill .  Agrees To Vote Today On Sen. Morse’s Amendment For 3.500,000-Man Limit

Senators Finally Agree To Vote On Draft After Figh   Bitter Battle Reported Over Proposals T. Clamp Ceiling On Nation’s Armed ' Manpower; 3,500,000 Figure Given

Committee Of House Labors With UMTS   Night Session May See Final Vote On Controversial Bill

Senate fo Vote Limit Today for Armed Forces: Debate Delays Bill for Draft of -18-Year-Olds —

‘Senators Argue Bitterly Over Proposed \Armed Services Ceiling Of 3,500,000

Fight Rages. Over Defense Force Ceiling   Demand by Morse . For,3.5 Million Top Faces Showdown in Senate Vote Today

Senate to Vote Today On Services  Lope @ Sem TNS ited. OR i   Bitter Fight Stagec Over Proposal to Clamp Ceilings.

Set Time For VoteOn Amendment  Debate Slows Progress Of Naw Reaft Rill

Senate Voting On Manpower Ceiling Today  3, 500, 000. “Man  ermit Maé leet

Cal Week-Ene Respite for lagielatars   Flood of Tax Bills Including Many Revenue Measures Will Start Monday

Color TV Life Or Death Drama Hundreds See Surgical Repair Ot Young Man’s Ailing Heart

11 Red Party Leaders Mav Re Freed On Ball   TVEnables Doctors To See Crucial Operation

‘Doctors Acclaim Television Showing OF Life or Death Heart Operation

Audience Limited to Physicians  Color Television Has Coast-to-Coast Trial

Where To Find It   ‘Hundreds Of Physicians Watch Delicate ‘Heart Surgery On Coast-To-Coast TV Net

Heart Surgery Shown On TV   Operation Not Viewed By Home Set Owners

Coast-To-Coast ——— ee SE  (Delicate Heart Operation Shown In Colored Telesisiqn

Phone Co. Asks Rate Increase   Higher Intra-State Figure Sought to Meet Greater Cost

Ex-Red Resigns Teaching Post   Montgomery County Teacher Identified As Former Communist.

Reverses Stand On Dividend Tax, Agrees fo Repeal  Members Speeding Action in Efforts To Quit Tomorrow

State Assembly Down to Single Major Measure   Agrees With Senate on Reapportionment, Privilege Tax

House Votes 2 Other Hurdles   Favor Dividend Tax Repeal. New Surtax

Caldwell Refutes M’Arthur’s Views   Civil Defense Chief Warns War To Come On ‘Main Street’

Legion Names Wilson Gen. Mac’s Claims Hit By Civil Defense Chief

CD Head Tells Legion Convention Next War Will Come ts Main Street

Caldwell Asserts War Will Come To Main Street   Civil Defense Head Answers MacArthur In Legion Speech

MacArthur Speech Flayed.... . Legion Resolution  Raps State Dept

NextWarTo Come To U. 5. ‘Main Street’  Civil Dafance   Civil Defense Chief Tells Of  Donaers

Disagrees With Mac  Civil Defense Civil Defense Chiel Says Next War Will Come To ‘Main Street’

Next War To Come To Main Street   Defense Chief Tells Legion: naires At Final Session

‘Main Street’ War Expected   Civil Defense Head Delivers ~Warniny

31 Infernal Revenue Mer Given Boot   Truman Orders San Francisco Collector Fired

TRUMAN OUSTS SAN FRANCISCO BUREAUS HEAD   Dunlap Fires Rest As Part of Drive to Get Rid of Unfit?’

31 Officials Booted From Tax Offices   James Smyth Is Top Revenue Man To Get The Axe

Tax Ageney Scandals Mushroom   President Himself Fires Tep Offieial

U. S. Fires 31 in Tux Scandals"  Truman Boots Top— San Franciscoans   Truman Boots Top San Franciscoan:  Others to Get Axe

Internal Revenue Chief al ‘Frisco and 30 Others Get the Axe   ITAKES TRUMAN ORDER   President Dismisses Smyth, Commissioner Dunlap  the Rest

  31 Revenue Agents Fired From Office  By Administration   James G. Smyth Is Top Official Of Those Ousted In Sudden Move

Bey Bags Pheasant With Trusty BB Gun   Revenue Bureau Due to Oust 30

FIRE DEPUTY COLLECTOR AT SPRINGFIELD   Donald M. McElee Ousted in IHinois, Truman Kicks Out San Francisco Revenue Collector.

—IRB CLEANUP.-.Say Dunlap Will Fire 30 In Shakeup  Will Force 12 To Quit, Report

‘Truman Fires Bureau Head In’Friseo — .   30 Others Ousted  By Dunlap In Major Shakeup After Qrandale Bxynosed

Boot Out 31 Tax Officials, Big Shakeup   Internal Revenue Collector at Frisco Gets Ax From Trumar

Internal Revenue Bureau ‘Cleaned Of 31 Employes   W. Coast Collector Fired As Probe Digs Deeper Inte Seandal-Hit Dept.

Truman Fires 30 From His Tax Agencies   House Cleaning Underway; Files Are Made Public

31 In Tax Bureau Given Boot   Biggest Shakeup Since Beginning OE Investigation  wey) * Pew ret

Action Taken After Scandal Disclosures —   Collector at S. F., Field Boss at L. A. Among Discharaed

Truman Fires San Francisco Tax Collector While Dunlap Dismisses 30 Other Employes

Smyth Is Top Man Ousted From Bureau   Total Score Includes Three Regional Collectors; 38 Fired

President Fires Tax Collector   Internal Revenue Man Removed; More Shakeups Expected

Biggest Single Shake-Up In Tax Office Is Made  Triiwman ()icte   Truman Ousts Smyth: Dunlap Fires 30 Others

‘Frisco Chief  Given Axe  By President Caudle Tells Of “Pressure”

Caudle Returns For Questioning In Tax Inquiry   influential Persons Put Pressure On Him, He Declares

31 Tax Workers Are Fired Today   Collector Smyth Heads the List   “Unfit Employes’ Come Under Ouster

1 Federal Tax fficials, Aides ired in Upset  Collector at San Francisco Heads List of Those Ousted

Internal Revenue Bureau Reported To Be Preparing to Oust Many Officials

Truman Fires ‘Frisco Head Of Tax Agency   30 Others Given Release in Capita By Director Dunlar

31 Given Boot In Scandal-Hit U. 5. Tax Offices   Last to Get Axe Is Revenue Collector At San Frencisco

31 Tax Officials, Employes Ousted In Cleanup Drive  President Fires   President Fires Collector Smyth In San Francisco

Caudle Reports ‘Pressure’ Used In Tax Cases   Ex-Justice Official Won‘t Name Those Who Influenced Him

Truman Fires 31 From Internal Revenue Posts   James Smyth, Top U.S. San Francisco Official, Is Scored by President

Smyth and 30 Tax Aides Get  Truman Bounce   S; F. Office Head Fired : for ‘Improper Manavement’

Among Those Removed by Truman Is Collector at San Francisco   Caudle Says Much Pressure Put on Him to Drop Cases

Thirty-One Of Tax Menfired   Trumen Fires Frisco Col. lector, Discharge of 30 Others Follows

31 Emp’ovees of injernal Revenue Derariment! Firce   Administration Cleans House; Top Official at San Francisco Ousted.

Truman Fires 31 Internal Revenue Men   Frisco Top Man And 30 Others Under Axe Today

31 Fired in Tax Scandal   San Francisco Collector Is Top Official Booted By President Truman

31 in Tax Collecting Organization Ousted  James G. Smyth, San Francisco Collector, Tops List Getting Axe.

Biggest Officer To Get Hatchet As J. G. Smyth   : Shakeup Launched . By Clean Out All io ae ae enn Pears

31 REVENUE DEPARTMENT MEN OUSTED   San’ Francisco Collector Among ’ Those Fired

31 In US Internal Revenue Branch Get the Axe Today  Biggest Shakeup Since House Group Started Probe Of Service Corruption   Top Official To Be Fired by President Truman Is Government Collector at San Francisco Who Already Was Under Suspension

Dismiss 31  Tax Bureau Individuals   James G. Smyth, San Francisco Bureau Collector, Is Top Official Fired

DUNLAP ORDERS BIG SHAKE-UP IN TAX AGENCY   TRUMAN PERSONALLY FIRES COLLECTOR AT SAN FRANCISCO

Tax Officials Fired: 31 Go. In Shakeup   Caudle Says Congressmen Tried To Bar Prosecutions

Jim Smyth Given Axe By Truman   Revenue Commissione Dunlap Reveals 30 Others Ousted.

Truman Boots San Francisco  Revenue Chief  Scandal’s Biggest Shake-Up Comes as Dunlap Fires 30

31 Revenue Employes Booted Out   Bureau Reveals Biggest Shakeup Since Inquiry

Tax Officials To Be Fired, Agency Hint:   Caudle Contends He Was Under Pressure To Drop Prosecution

UN Artillery ° Blasts Reds as 100 Jets Battle   Allies Attack Unde Cover 6f Heaviest Rombardment.

Attack Reds Along Front Of 25 Miles   Artillery, Plane Borbardments Are Increased

Artillery Attack By UN Troops Biggest Of War   Alties Score Victory In Jet Plane Clashes

Thousands Of Troops Drive Forward Under Artillery Barrage   Sudden Action Is Joined By Aerial Warfare With U. S. — Jets Licking Russian Mig Fleet.

GI’s Push Forward;  Jets Clash  Artillery Attack One of Heaviest

Hack Out Gains On Ground: Air War Flares  Allies Attack Reds A. DOM Lennd

Aerial Fights: Rage AsSabre Jets Tangle .   UN Goes Osi Offensive : On 25-Mile Front: + ‘To Straighten Oui Lines

WAR BRIDE WINo THREE-YEAR FIGH   ELLEN KNAUFF FINALLY AD. MITTED TO U.S. FOR PERMANENT RESIDENCE.

Troop Issue Battleground For Taft, tke  Potential GOP Candidates Faise.. .. BDenmacnl

CRACKDOWN ON VICE IN FIVE INDIANA CITIES   Activity at Indianapolis, South Bend, Muncie, Evansville, Connersville.

Crime Groups Organized In Two Towns   Capital Bookies Have Telephone Service Cut Off

GEN. JOSEPH W. BYRON DIES IN CARIBBEAN   Hagerstewm Tanmery Executive Organized “PX” System 3m Fast War

No Change In Policy —Acheson   Secretary of State Rejects M’Arthur Pion, Says U. S.  Will ‘Hold Course’

TO COURSEIN KOREAN WAR   Acheson Says We Won't Commit Major Forces Against Russ Satellites.

Acheson and — Taft Wrangle On Korean War   Secretary of State Bluntly Rejects Policy Advocated by General MacArthur.

No Change In Korean Policy.  Says Acheson   Auteriea To Hold Firm To Present Course OF Preventing World War

DEAN ACHESON RESTATES U. KOREAN POLICY   Secretary of State Opposed to Commit: ting Maior Forces ‘Aoninet Satellites.

Nation Plans To Continue  Limited War   Seeks To Avoid All-Out Conflict With Satellites

Acheson Calls For Red Defeat   Stresses Need Of Avoiding War With Red Satellites

Acheson Says U. S. Must Not Risk New War Against Reds  Says Korean War Can Lead to Two Things, Peace or World War

Missing Hobbs Resident Killed By Hammer Blow on Side of Head   TRIVRIF REVEALED

Mavor Bayt Will Resa  Chacon lucga   Indianapolis Executive Will Quit Office: Five Weeks Ahead of Schedule.

Mavor Bayt Will Resign   1s Appointed City Judge In  lediananolis

Rain Doesn’t Bother Him   A Taxicab Owner Just Can't Quite Fill One Order He Gets

‘Desperate’ Need Cited By Marshall   Secretary Says MacArthur Told Of  Policv Bv Truman

Action Favors Co-operatives By Allocation  Procedures For   Procedures For Future Payments Would Avoid Tax

AP Correspondent In Prague Put On Trial For Spying   William Oatis Held Incommunicado Since Arrest: No Newsmen Left To Cover Case; Verdict Won't Re Released bv Reds Until Hearing Ends

Oatis Testifies He Is Guilty Of Spy Charge   Was ‘Espionage Agent, U. S. Newsman Say: _In Red Court

American Goes On Trial Today In Czech Court   Testifies He Was ‘Espionage Agent’

CZECHS START NEW TRAVESTY ON JUSTICE   Frameup “Trial’’ Of AP Correspondent Begins Today

Oatis Spying Trial Starts In Red Court   American Reporter Accused By Czechs In Espionage Plot

AP Bureau Chief Accused of Headin« A Spy Center   Newsman Testifies That He Has Been An ‘Espionage Agent’

A. P. Writer Faces Communist Court   Oatis Testifies He Served As “Espionage Agent’

AP Man Is Facin ‘Spying’ Charge  Correspondent on Trial ln Prague: Information

Oatis Testifies He Had Been Espionage Agen   On Trial Before Red Czech Court

Oatis Tells of ‘Being Agent’ In Espionage   To Trial on a Charge of Being  Spy Ring Head

Correspondent Goes On Trial In Czech Court   Wim. Oatis Of AP Charged With Spying; Held In Jail Since April 23

William Oatis Goes on Trial In Czech Court   Newsman Testifies He was ‘Espionage Agent’ for the U. §

Oatis Goes On Trial In Czech Court   A.P. Denies Reds’ Charge That Bureau Was ‘Spy Center’

AP's Reporter ‘Admits’ Spying At Prague Trial  Qatis Presents ‘Confession’ of Charge of Reds

Oatis Begins Czech Trial   _AP Correspondent ‘Admits’ Being An Espionage Agent

OATIS PLACED ON TRIAL.IN PRAGUE    Correspondent Is Tried as United States Spy

Oatis ‘Admits’ He Was a Spy   Careful Phrases Hints Testimony Memorized

Oatis Trial On—Says He  Was an Agent   American Officials Say AP Chief in Prague Looks Pale. Drawn

Associated Press Chief On Trial for Espionage   William Oatis, Being Tried By Communists, Is Pale And Strained In Admitting  Sin Wiles Milewituwwedecn de aoe gli

CZECH COURT REPORTS OATIS HAS CONFESSED   U. S, REPORTER ON TRIAL AT PRAGUE FOR ESPIONAGE

Oatis Admits Spving Count In Czech Court   American Newsmar Described as Pale And Strained

AP Man Is Facing ‘Spying’ Charge   Correspondent on Trial In Prague; Information  Guarded by Czechs

Czechs Launch Trial of Reporter   William N. Oatis, AP Correspondent, Accused of Spying

American Newsman, Appearing Pale and Strained, Admits Being Spy at His Trial in Prague Today

Confession Was Memorized, Say U. $. Officials   AP Bureau issues Statement Denying Espionage Activity

Newsman Accused by Reds of Spying  American Put on Trial by Czechs

ESPIONAGE AGENT,’ SAYS OATIS _AP Man ‘Confesses’ in Red Czech Court

William N. Oatis Testifies He Was ‘Espionage Agent'—  Czechs Begin Trial of AP Reporter

AP Correspondent Goes On Trial In Czech Prison Today On Charges Of Spy Activity

Russia Reported to Have Moved in Force To Iran’s Borders  Tanks, Artillery and  Air Exercises Believed  SSE mais 8 Bae  go prieh. aemn

Seize Control Of Vital Base In North Korea   Vast Amounts Of Equipment Left By Fleeing Reds

— Announce ‘Final Seizure’ of Key Anchors   Reds Abandon Large Stores of Supplies in New Withdrawal

UN Takes Key Ground In Big Fight   Communists Flee After Bitier Batile, Abandoning Supplie

Inflation Would Soar Upward If Price  Ceilings Go, Businessmen Are Told

Curb Czars Stress Need Of Controls   Economic Peril For Two Years Is Forecast

SEMINARY — Continued on Page Eight         Viscount Addison, Labor Party Leader, Dies at 82

- No Loating Here Alexandria Cops To Arrest ‘Pilots Of Low-Flying Planes

DIES OF INJURIES   Essay Vi alte Uilisas  Mrs. Archie Toothaker Hurt in Car Accident Wednesday Afternoon

Two Red Jets Are Destroyed In Air Battle   U.S. Army Confident Despite Buildup Of Enemy Forces

ALLIES CHAFE 10 TEST ENEMY KOREAN FORCE   Two Migs Shot Down, Communists Supply   Lines Are Raided

Gen. Van Fleei Is Optimistic On Red Mc .s   ‘Two Red Jets Downed: Hill Battles Continue

YANKS ARE READY, ~ VAN FLEET SAYS   GENERAL DECLARES RED  FORCES IN KOREA CANNOT  DEFEAT 8TH ARMY.

Allies Down Two Red Jets   Van Fleet Is Unimpressed By Reds’ Buildup

Two Red Jets  Destroyed By  Allied Fliers Allied Leader  Not Fearful Of Enemy Attack

President Truman’s Message Calms Fears of  Europeans That They May Be Abandoned

Blame Structure Weakness for Tucumcer. Water Tank Disaster; Discount Sabotage

Six Senators To Suggest Proper Levy   Tough Assignment Is Given Group After Castoff Of  Income Proposal

Colt’s Gotta Like Horses   After Eight Weeks of Spe cial Core He Prefers People to Animals

Grasp of Orient  U.S. Would Pay for Fordetting Asia in Fascination for Europe

lo of Orient — . rf I  S. Would  Pay for Forgetting Aa in Fascination for Europe.

Russia Refuses to Return Ships   670 American Craft Held by War 2 Ally

Russia Refuses To Return Leased Ships   Reds Determined To Keep Vessels Lent Them in War

Russia Rejects Ship Settlement   Breakdown in  Talks Believed Near, Result of Coating Beall ws

Russia Refuses To Return Ships  Breakdown of Lend, Lease Talks Seen

Russian Refusal to Return 670 American Ships Points fo New Diplomatic Break ~

Governors Say Relief Rolls State Question   Approve Move to Let States Decide

To Help Eliminate Frauds  ‘Byrnes, Talmadge Ask Names ‘On Relief Rolls be Publicized

Seek Removal of Secrecy Rule on State Relief Roll  Qaseennse tinwn im   Governors Unanimous in Conference Action Ask Right of Decision

Governors Rap U.S. Secrecy Rule On Relief Rolls  Dewey Trying to  ine LIn Wectern

Nation's Governors Approve Movi To Let States Decide If Relief Rolls Should Be Public  Security Administrator Ewing Goes Through Stormy Session

Threat ls Seen To Peace Talks  > Troon Withdrawal   Troop Withdrawal ‘Demanded .By Reds

ieee ea  Commimists Are Insisting ~ On Removal of All Foreign Troops

Korean Peace ls Threatened By Insistence   Reports Available From Washington Show no Means Of Solving Problem

Red Insistence on Withdrawal of All Foreign Troops Threatens Kaesong Talk

Red Insistence On Withdrawal Of Troops Threat To Kaesong Talks   One Side Must Back Down If A Compromise Is To Be Arranged

Red Stand  Threatens  New Split   Main Communist Aim May Be Move To Feel Out U.N,

Red Withdrawal Plan Is ‘Menace’   Desire for Agreement Now Threatens Future Of Kaesong Talks

Asriculture Department Experts Have Hard Time Figuring Cotton Output

Federal Experts Offer Explanation Of Sharp Cuts In Cotton Estimates

Congress Probes Into U.S. Cotton Forecast; Department Says Droughts Cause Drop:

LAW PROPOSAL DUMPED IN HOT SENATE DEBATE   Recommital Defeated  As Eisenhower  Supported

Move To Handcuff Truman By Law Beaten In Senate   Debate Produces Sharp Split In GOP Ranks; Showdown On  4 More Divisions Due Today

Senate Beats Move to Force Congress Vote on Troop Use   Final Action on Issue Set Today After GOP’s Legal Maneuvers Fail

New Charge Of Massacres Is Probed   Colonel Says 13,000 Allied. Soldiers Have Been Killed by Reds

Kighth Army Falling Back  Toward Pusan   Heaviest Build-up Of Reds Reported— We Blast Inchon

Perhaps Asia's Worst Tragedy, ‘Says Ridqway   No Allied Losses Reported in Inchon Naval Evacuation

Reds Mustering. Additional Men For Huge Drive   - After. Taking Seoul, Enemy Troops Pound Into Central Korea

Czech Official Reported Arrested In Red P ur ge   Vice-Premier Rudolf Slansky Is Removed From Offic: For ‘Anti-State Activities,’ Prague Radio Savs«

Czechoslovakia Vice Premier Purge Victim  . ae cen cL a Cn   Drastic Shokeup Of Red Regime ir Country Hinted

Vice Premier Of Czech Reds Is Arrested  Mav Rea Peal. te   May Be Prelude To Drastic Shakeup In Red Reqime

NO OPPOSITION TO STATE'S FUEL TAX   Kansas House Approve: Gasoline Levy 114-0; Moved to Senate   (CHANGE FUND'S USAGE

House Clears Gas Tax Bill   Fifth Cent Tax Passes 114-0; and Goes to Senate: More Bills Pour In

House Votes Gas Tax Extension   Passage in Senate Is Predicted; Yields $5 Million a Year

RIDGWAY CALLED ‘CRIMINAL! BY PEIPING RADIO.   Tokyo Headquarters Shows Pessimism Over Resuming Talks  BY INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

RIDGWAY CALLED ‘CRIMINAL’ BY PEIPING RADIO   Tokyo Headquarters Shows Pessimism Over Resuming Talks  RY INTTrRWATIOWAT

TWO ELECT TO STAND TRIAL BEFORE WESTIN   Examinations Are Waived By James Kapps And Kermit Williams

Mexico Insists On Penalty for Hiring Wetback  Officials Await Word Of Congress Action On Bracero Measure

Leopold’s Reign Will End Today   Plan Private Abdication In Brussels Palace; Son Will Succeed as King

Senator Says Illegal Infiltration Of Aliens Into U. S. Is More  Dangerous Than Armed Invasion

ON THE INSIDE   POTENTIALLY DANGEROUS  McCarren Raps Entry of Aliens

SENATOR RAPS ILLEGAL ENTRY OF ALIENS INUSS.   ‘McCarran Calls © ‘Situation  . More Dangerous Than ... _ Armed Invasion .   » MILLIONS INVOLVED   Many * Militant - Reds : Re. _ ported Among Groups .  " Smugegled Into U. S..

Infiltration Of Aliens Held Dangerous   Nevada Senator Warns Of Illegal Entry Into U. S.

Aliens Present Threat to U.S.  Hleaal Entriec   legal Entries Number in Millions

Solon Sees Threat From Illegal Aliens   M’Carran Says 5 Million In U. S.: Manv Reds

Alien Infiltration Seen as U.S. Dancer   McCarran Estimates _ (egal Residents May Total Five Million

Aliens Swarm Into America, Senators Told   MeCarran Says They Could Be More Dangerous  Than Invasion

Alien Infiltration In U. S. Potentially More  Dangerous Than Attack

Warns of Dangerous Alien Infiltration  Ready-Made Fifth Column, Says McCarran

_ —REPORT—' Senator Calls Aliens Big Threat   * ‘READY-MADE FIFTH COLUMN’

Illegal Aliens Called Fifth Column Menace   Sen. McCarran Warns Massive Infiltratior Greater Threat than Armed Invasion

Tide of Aliens  Held ‘Danger   McCarran Says 5 Million Th T. S. Hlecvally

Infiltration Real Threat For U. S.   McCarran Warns Of Current Move

Nation Endangered By Alien Masses. McCarranCharges In Senate Report

McCarran Says Aliens In U. S. Illegally Now Total 5,000,000   Senator Claims Big Influx Of Illegal Foreigners Potentially More Dangerous Than Armed Attack; Calls For Action.

)—tovides Enemy With Ready-Made Fifth Column:’ Illegal Infiltration of Aliens More Dangerous Than Armed Invasion, Sen. McCarran Warns

Congressman Martin Says Officials Will Accept President’s “Dare”—Speaker Greatly Concerned About March Toward Socialism

Truman Ask: Dispersal Of Industry   A-Attack Possibility   A-Altack Possibility Leads to Offer  Of Tax Concessions

Southerners Still For’ Labor Bill   Cotton States House Members Hope to Get Mexican Workers

Mother Killed By Young Son, 4  Life Tragedy Ended At Grand Ranid<c

Truman Clears ‘Parallel’ Issue  Troops Have Authority  Fa Crocs Karean Line

PN FN FN FA  TRUMAN SAYS ALLIED TROOPS HAVE AUTHORITY TO CROSS 28TH PARALLEL

38th Crossing Left To ‘Mac’.   U.N. Directive Stilt Stands. Savs Tenmar

UN Troops Still May Cross 38th  Truman Says Old Order Holds Good

U.S. Tanks Shell Shattered Seoul In West Attack   U.N. Forces Advance Mile Toward Korean Capital As Reds Back To River

U.S. TANKS SHELL SEOUL; ALLIED LINE NEARER CAPITAL    Red Resistance In West Korea Seen Crumbling In Face Of Drive

WASHINGTON (24) FG FT P   23 Hoosiers Being. Returned for Burial

U.S. to Squeeze Czechs Further   Most of Sales Wiped Out in This Country

US Move On Czechs Not Over   United States Moves To Hamper Trade Relations Between Two Countries

ACTIONS TAKEN ON CZECH TRADE   Two: Moves’Are  Expectéd  “To Wipe’ Out Sales OF Czechoslovak Goods In This ‘Country.

U.S. Cuts Off Czech Trade In Retaliation —  - Further Steps Coming In Move Aimed at Bineeiran Satallitac

U.S. Puts A squeeze On The Czechs   Still More Steps Are To Come In Cutting Off Trade

U: Ss. To Clamp F ‘urther Curbs. On Czech Reds               Truman Acts To Cut Trade, Exports From Communist Country

U.S. Still Has ‘Cards fo Play’   Dealings With Czech:  Are Not Completed

US. Blows. Hurt Czechs In Economy   Cut Tariff Agreement And Slow Exporting; ‘More Cards To Play’

Czechs Lose U.S. Outlet For Exports   Double Economic Action To Boost Tariff Sharply

Plan More Moves Against Czechs After Trade Orders  Curbs Expected to Wipe Out Sales a Me:

Those Dealing With Czech Relations ‘Say US Still Has “Cards To Play”

Anti-Czeeh Moves Pend   2 Actions May Wipe Out 2.5 Millions a Month Trade in U.S.

More Anti-Czech Moves Scheduled   Two Sharp Economic Curbs Announced By U. S.

Congressmen lred, Demand Use of A-Bomb  Immediate Breakoff Of Truce Talks Urged When Atrocities Told —

Pilot Crash-Lands Liner in Field; Skill Saves 53 From Death Near Chicaae

No Lives Lost In Plane Crash  Expert Handling by Pilot Is Credited

Army Gets It Retail   ee F b- Shortage of Equipment Sends Soldier Buyers or Afnehot. Same ‘Rarcains’? Found

Special Assembly Tax Group Puts Issue To Senate  Senate-House Cammittoa Snuc   Senate-House Committee Says it’s Up to Caucus

Tax Program Up for Decision By GOP Senators   Special Committee Returns Question to Upper House Caucus

SETS WAGE PANEL   Three-Man Board to Handle  Pay Increases for NonUnion Workers

Set Up New Pay Panel   To Function Like Wage Control Board, But For White Collar Workers

Johnston Sets Up A Salary Board   ‘It Will Handle Pay ~Hikes for Non-Union Workers. Feecutives

Negroes Barred By Cicero Mob  Apartment Furniture  V4 CDumily Riirna

Cicero Residents Don't Want Negro  Destroy His Furniture, Create Big Disturbance

Cicero Residents Don't Want Negro Destroy His Furniture,  Creete Big Disturbance And Mian Backs fu

Legislature to Approve Pay Increase   Action to Benefit State Employes Set Before Recess Tonigh

8th Army Meets Stiff Resistance As Great Army Moves Into Line   Sagging Points Expected To Be Bolstered By 160,000 To 180,000 Men; Tanks Advance.

Reds Rush 18 To Combat   Yanks Occupy Yonchon in Force; Air War Reaches New Pitch

Chinese Reds Rush T roops To Check UN   18 More Divisions _ Sent To Front Ta Bolster Sagging Line

American Tank Forces Occupy Deserted City   Red Resistance Stiffens at East End of Line

Deer Wrestles With Keeper   Zoo Attendant Nurses Wounds After Bout

LT. V. W. WILEY, JR., DIES IN YOKOHAMA   No Details Regarding His Demise Are Received By His Parents at Newtown  WORLD WAR Il “VET’

Ambassador Dulles lo See MacArthur  Advisor Leaves For Japan In Ten Davs

Dulles to Head Nippon Mission   Ambassador Rank Is Given Truman Representative

Dupont Officials Show Irritation At Many Probes   One Spokesman Says Investigations Are Slowing Up Project

DuPont Fed Up With Inquiries By Congressmen   Plant Dislikes Probe Into Waste, Graft At.H-Bomb Project

Senate Sees Compromise On Controls   Administration Backers Fight  Desperately

Border Sales Continue  Lower Average Marks Opening Of Eastern Belt Weed Marts

Border Sales Continue °  Lower Average Marks Opening Of Eastern Belt Weed Marts   \hucal lobaccu lulluows the AP bluffs Of Bake 8.)

BURLINGTON MAN PAYS FINES AND COSTS   Accused of Driving Off Ir Burlington Taxi Cab Here   LOCALITES ON STAND

Government Spends $59,000 on Rain Making Project for Pacific Northwest

Rainmaking to Produce Powe Makes Earlier Cloud-Priming Effortsin N.W. Area Look Tin»

Regan Set Second Hearing Thursday  Betiing Ban Supporters To Present Arguments

OKAY STOP-GAP SPENDING FOR U.S. AGENCIES   Leaders Not Optimistic Over Breaking Déadl-ck’tn*  Money Bil...

House Passes Emergency Act On Stop-Gap U. S. Financing   Provides Money Until Auqust 31

Congress Starts Work On Stopgap Big Money Bill   Funds Needed To Keep Uncle Sam In Cash After Tuesday

Stop-Gap . Fund Bill Approved   House Passage Sends To Senate Today Emergency Action On Financing

Committee Approves Stop-Gap Measure  Okays Funds for Federal Acencies Until Sept. 30.

Stop-Gap Funds Provided By Committee   House Group Votes Money For U. S. Aaencies

House Group OKs Stop-Gap  I Inancing   Government Agencies To Run on Emergency Measure—No Regular Appropriations Made

MAP STOP-GAP SPENDING BILL   Government Operating Expenses Expire Tomorrow

H ouse Due to Pass Appropriations M easure to Provide Stop-Gap ‘Finances for Federal Agencies

Stop-Gap Fund Bill to House   Emergency Measure Is Slated for Prompt Coencrese Passcce —

Stop-Gap Measure Passed   Funds Provided In Emergency To Carry-on  Until Aug. 31

Stopgap Funds Voted by Congress   Lawmakers Still Slow in Providing Funds to Run Government

Funds Provided to Operate U.S. Agencies 30 Days   House Approves Stop Gap Measure but Cuts Its Time from 60 Days

Appropriations Group Favors Stop-Gap Bill   Measure Is Slated For House Passage

Stop-Gap Appropriations Measure Ready for Quick Action in Congress

BREAK IN DOCK STRIKE BEING FORECAST TODAY   Opposing Union Factions Send Messages To White House

Dock Strike. Break Forecast  Ryan Says Workers To Cross.Picket Line

Wildeatters  May Resist Port Opening   Break in Dispute Is Held Imminent by Aide Of President

Union President Promises Break In Dock Strike   But Wildcat Leader Still Wants Bargain To Call Off Pickets

Senators Would Probe China Lobby But None Clamoring To Conduct It   President Truman To Give Full Support To Investigation; Ferguson Wants Sweening Inauirv.

Probe of Nationalist China Lobby ls Forthcoming But Just Who Will Conduct It Is Not Certain

Senators Generally Agree to Inquiry Into China Lobby   But No One Seems Anxious to Conduct The Investigation   Truman's Fight for Stronger Controls Near Climactic Stage

Leader Needed to Push Probe   Agree to China Lobby i Probe; Lack Conductor

Inquiry Into China Lobby  Is Imminent   Truman Orders Federal Agencies To Lend Their Support To Any Inquiry lnto The Matter

Senators Agreed On China Lobby  Will Inquire Into Groun’s Operations

Line Crossing ‘Very Unwise’. British Feel   London Reported In Consultation With U.S. On Question

Britain Opposes Parallel Crossing   Informed Sources Say Plan Of Negotiated Peace Woule Be Proper Procedure First

UN Action Expected To Result   Chinese To Be Branded As Aggressors In Far East War

U.S. WILL ASK UNTO BRAND HUE AGGRESSOR   Peiping Gevernment Refises to Stop Fighting Until It Is Member of United Nations.   DECLARES CEASE-FIRE WOULD AID ALLIES   Consideration of China’s Terms May Delay Action on Resolution to Condemn Her Invasion,

New Red China Propositions Rejected by U.S,  Peiping Government   Peiping Government Demands Seat in UN Before Neqotiatinag

Peiping Calis For /-Nation Conference   But Reds Still Won't Talk About Anything Until They're In UN

United States Rejects Reds’  Counter-Plan  U. S. Will Press For Aggressor Verdict

China Turns Down Armistice and US Rejects Its Plan   So Situation Continues As Is, Fighting Unabated

China Spurning Cease-Fire Plea   7-Nation Meeting Proposed Instead

China Scorns U. N. Panel’s Truce Appeal   i ‘Cease-Fire Is Denounced  As ‘Breathing Space’   Tor Americans

Acheson Quickly Rejects Counter Plan Of Red China For Cease-Fire In Korea

Delay In General Assembly’s Action Likely While Countex Proposal Of Communists Is Mulled Bv Committee

Chinese Reds Reject Appeal Fe wf bar Fal a) Cie ivi UCase: riic Peiping Urges  _ 7-Nation Parley On Korean War

UN APPEAL TO CEASE FIRE IS TURNED DOWN   Red China Insists On Seat in UN; Acheson Says No

COMMUNIST CHINA REJECTS: UNITED NATIONS APPEAL TO END FIGHTING INSIDE KOREA:

China's Reply Promptly Meets U.S. Opposition  Of Troops, Meeting in China Demanded

Acheson. Snubs Counter-Offer   Communists Propose Conference To Work On ‘Far East Problems In General — Seating Of. ~Reade Demanded ae

Seven-Nation Conference  Is Proposed  Reds Insists All Foreign Troops Must Quit Korea

Mountain Stronghold Assaulted   Two Divisions Gain Over Two Miles In East-Central Area

Central Front Drive May Be At Defense Line   Stiff Resistance Indication Main Defenss Line Reachec

Two U.S. Divisions Advance In Center: Enter Key Junction   Seventh and Second Pound 6,000 Chinese, Strongly Entrenched On Windy Plateau

Reds Seek Truce, Van Fleet Says   Thinks Allied Terms Will Be Accepted

Contest Winners Named  ‘Country Life Program - Brings Improvements

CHINESE AMERICANS VICTIMS OF RACKET   Reds) Obtaining Large Sums of Money From U. 8S. by  Extortion Scheme.

Atomic Bomb Can’t Halt Hurricane  Woathoe Byron: Ernort Penlaine Unenarde In Deo OL Woanan

Can Atomic Bomb Be Used  To Halt Tropical Hurricanes? Weather Bureau Chief Says “’No”

Cites Hazard of Radioactive Rain, Or of Blasting Ship: Use The Atomic Bomb to Break Up Hurricanes: Dangers Outweigh Benefits, Forecaster Says

Urge Rejection of Nominations  Group Acts to Bar Naming of Judges

Reject Two Truman Men  For J udgeships   Senate Group’s Action Blocks Interim Jobs In Douglas Feud

ASK REJECTION TRUMAN JUDGES   SENATORS LINE UP WITH DOUGLAS IN APPOINTMENTS ROW

Senate Group Recommends Illinois Judgeship Appointments Be Rejected

Truman Nominees Defeated Again  Senate Group Asks   Senate Group Asks Rejection of Federal Judge Nomination

Big Steel Mills Of Luxembourg To Aid Defense   Rioting Of italians Greets Eisenhower

Truman Gets Powe In Draft   It’s Up to Pres. Who Will Receive Peferments

House Agrees Ti Truman Power For Deferments   President Would Decide Standards For Jobs, Students

House Group Approves Draft Deferment Plan   President Truman Given Authority to Set the Standards

Epidemics Hit Enemy Lines, Sams Re ports   Hundreds Of Thousands Have Smallpox, Typhus,  And Typhoid Fever

Epidemics Hit Thousands of Enemy Troops   Smallpox, Typhus, Typhoid Fever Rages Through North Korea

Thousands of Reds Stricken By Disease  Medical Officer goays Epidemics “Hit Communists

Florida Houe Not To Oust Governoi   Articles Of tmpeachment Rpjneted Against Fuller Weorren

Okell Resolution Rejected, 16 to 6, On Rollcall Vote   Charges Not Legally Sufficient, Melvin Committee Declore<

Gov. Warren Js Winner... . Soo he Se EG     Impeachment Move In Florida Failure

DR. BOSTON IS MEMORIAL DAY SPEAKER HERE   Legion-Sponsored Services On Court’ House Lawn at 10 a. m.

TO PAY TRIBUTE TO HERO DEAD OF _ALL_WARS HERE   Memorial Day Services at 10 a.m. Wednesday on Public Square, -

Porch Light Night For Buying Defense Bonds  Next Tuesday Night Te BDeantam Nitahkhe

Harry Boyles Dies al Meadville   Funeral Services Will Be Held Wednesday.

CAIN BACKING 18-YEAR DRAFT   Senator Says ‘We Need Every Man We Can Get In Korea’

Drafting of 18 Year Olds Urger   Senator Cain Warns “We Need Every Man We Can Get in Korea

Cain Would Take 18-Year-Olds As Need Is Great   Republican Senator Was An Army Volunteer In World War II.

Sen. Cain Calls For Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds   Claims We Need Every Man We Can Get in Korea

Senator Says Men Needed By Armed Force:   Plea Made For New Draft Age Limit For America

18 - YEAR - OLDS DRAFT VOTE DELAYED   Cain Says ‘We Need Every Man We Can Get”

Dratting of 18 Year Olds Urger  Senator Cain Warns   Senator Cain Warns ‘We Need Every Man We Can Get in Korea’

Drive Pushed For Drafting Of Youths, 18   Cain Rips Morse; Marshall Renews Plea To Heuse Group

Senator Asks For Congress Approval Of 18-Year-Olds Draft Due To Korean Needs

Suspended State Officer Testifies   Acheson Pledges Ouster of Communist Sympathizers From Department

Allied Army Plunges Deep into North Korea; Enemy Surrenders In Bie Groups

Allies Are 15 Miles Inside North Korea   Large Number of Prisoners Nabbed In Het Pursuit

Thousands Of Reds Captured   General Van Fleet Orders Men To Continue Pursuit Of Reds

Large Number Of Commies Supplies Taken  Var Eloat Save Drive   Van Fleet Says Drive Will Continue Until Reds ‘Finished Off’

Thousands of Enemy Troops Surrendering   Will Continue Pursuit Until We Finish Off Reds, Van Fleet Says

LARGE NUMBER OF PRISONERS BEING TAKEN   Resistance ls Stiffening In One Sector

Foe Surrenders In Droves to  UN Puarsuers   3016 Chinese Captured Sunday for Biggest Haul of War

Allied Troops Plunge 15: Mi. in N. Korea   Communist Resistance Stiffens on Central Fronts

 _. PURSUIT — 8th Army Tightens Death Tray   WHOLE UNITS QUIT FIGHTING

UN Troops Advance Up te 15 Miles North of 38th Parallel, Tighten Noose Around 60,000 To 100,000 Stunned and Fleeing Chinese Reds

Noose Around: 100,000 Reds. Is Tightened ©   Drive ‘Doing Swell, Says Van Fleet; To Continue Offensive’

Allies Plunge 15 Miles Into North Korean Territory   UN Troops Capture 3,016 Red Chinese Troops Sunday; Noose Around Another 60,000 To 100,000 Reds Tightened; Huge Supplies Of Equipment Abandoned By. Chinese

Stunned Communist Forces Still Surrendering In Large Numbers—Recall Last Fall's Advances   EIGHTH ARMY HAS TRAPPED 100,000

‘KEEP ALERT FOR POLIO SYMPTOMS   * fhe Next Three Months ” Are Peak Season For Thia Dreaded Disease

More Red Uprisings In Far East Are Forecast By Young Communists   ‘Youths Attending ‘‘Peace” Festival In East Berlin Predict Further Outbreaks  In Manv Areas.

Young Reds May Cause More Unrest   Forecast Made Of   Forecast Made O New Uprisings In East Asia

NO PINKIES HERE’   Acheson Denies Red Taint In China Policy Ruiings

More Wooden Toys This Year Santa Claus Too Feels Pinch. Of Metal Shortaqes For 1951

Santa Claus Using Wood, Less Metals   Toys in Stores Will Be Higher Than Year Aco

Santa Claus Feels Metal Shortages, Notes Higher PriceT ass On Most Tovs

Board Asks 2.5 Mill Levy For Schools  $152,500 Additional Tax Money Sought To Better System

Board Asks 2.5 Mill Levy For Schools  $152,500 Additional   $152,500 Additiona Tax Money Sought To Better System

Phone Union Rejects. Offer. By Company   Southwestern Bell’s Contract Praposal Is Called Unacceptable

Union Rejects Offer Made by  Telephone Co.   Is Termed as Unacceptable in The Present Form

British Move To Capture City Of Suez   Moslems’ Clamor For ‘Holy War’ In Egypt Increases

U.S. Moves to Put Embargo On Red China  Britain, France Balk; Want Peace  Abd woe ett Tint

Still, Visit by Eisenhower Causes Big Ripple Among Politicians   Lebanon Asks More “Say”  In Running Oil Business

Lebanon Wants Stronger Voice In Oil Deals   Another Small Nation Demands Consideration

No-Man’s Land Widens As Reds Fade into Hills   Gen. Van Fleet Expects Another Red- Offensive

Allied Guns Thunder All  Across Korea   No Man’s Land Widens As Reds Pull Way Back

Reds Fading Back to New  Positions   Chinese May Still Mount Offensive,        Yau Meet Claims

Searchlights Are Used by  Artillerymen   No-Man’s Land Widens As Reds Continue Retreat Northward

UN Striking Along kntire  Korean Front   Allies In No Haste Te Pursue Rapidly Retreating Chinese

Fleeing Enemy Pounded Hard By U.N. Guns   No-Man’s Land Miuminated  By Searchlights ALnvth af *22!?

Searchlights Used to Find Fading Reds   No-man’s Land Widen: Between Opposing Forces in Korea

Allied Big Guns Blast Foe All Across Korea   Giant Searchlights Help U.N. Artillery Spot Fleeing Enemy

Allies’ Big Guns Roar Death All Across Korea   Reds Fade Back To New Position: Under Pounding   Rotront to Hills

Main Body of Reds Retreats   Atied Guns, Firing with Ald of Searchlights, Thunder Across Keres

Jamaica Death  Toll Now 155   Parish Of St. Thomas Among Hardest Hit On Island.

10-Year Fishing Pact Signed For North Pacific Waters   Salmon Fishing To Be Watch By Three Governments

‘efusal To Let Robins ‘un Office Caused His iring, Says McWhirter

BRITISH PLANE EXPLODES WHILE BEING TESTED   Tail Assembly Ripped Of During Dive Over  Eastern Shore   ONE PILOT KILLED  AND OTHER INJURED

Yank Pilots Dive Too Fast: British Plane Loses Tail   One American Killed As ’ They Try, Out. English. Shin

UN Warns Foe A gainst  Truce ‘Horsetrading’ No Progress Made On Buffer: Teams Meet Again At 9 P.M.

Preber Demands Tha Boyle’s Income Tax Returns Be Checked  Charges He Received   Charges He Received $169,000 From His  Former Law Partner

SENATOR ASKS BOYLE TO SHOW HIS TAX RETURNS   Nixon Wants to Explore Sale of Law Business to Partner

NIXON GALLS FOR CHEGK ON BOVLE'S U.S TAX RETURNS   Democratic National Chairman May Testify At Probe Wadnecday

More Heard In Lithofold  Loan Case   ‘Sale Of Influence Thriving Industry, Capehart Declares

WANTS BOYLE’S TAX STATEMENT   Association Of Deme Chairman With Law Firm Demanded

Boyle Income Returns Asked By GOP Solon   Nixon Seeks Data In Probe Of Influencé _ In Loans From RFC

Taft Holds Truman Lacks Right to Send  Soldiers to Europe   Ohioan’s Biting Criticism of Present U. S. Foreign Policy Touches Off Lively Debate In Senate; Big Sea, Air Defenses Proposed

Taft Charges” "Butting In" Big Mistake   Ohic Senator Challenge: Authority To Send Men To Europe

Taft Sees U.S. Making Mistake By ‘Butting In’   Scores U. S. Policy in Europe and Challenges President's Claimed Authority to . Send American Troops There.

Taft Doubts Soviet Seeks  Global Rule   Ohio Senator Blasts U. 5. Foreign Policy, Charges President  ‘Bosse In’ in Furope

Taft Challenges Administration’s  Foreign Policy   Senator Declares United States Is Making Mistake ‘Butting In’ In Europe; Attacks Truman’s Authority To Send Over Gls

Senator Sees Need For Sea, Air Defenses   Claims Truman Had No Power To Send Troops To Korea

Taft Attacks U.S.  Foreign Policies   Challenges Traman’s Authority To Commit Troops Overseas

Republican Policy Maker Insists Congress Alone Has Authority To Declare War; Scores Truman Handling Of Korean Problem

EVERY SERVICE BRANCH   Military Observers Flocking To Nevada Atom Test Site.-

MILITARY LEADERS GATHER FOR ATOM ARMY MANEUVERS   Camp Desert Rock Swelled by Influx of 2,000 Representing Every Branch of Service.   EXERCISES PRIBABLY WILL START THURSDAY   Maj. Gea. William B. Kean, Former Commarcer of 25th Division in *" srea,  to Direct Them.

ATOMIC ARMY DRILLS STARTING THIS WEEK   Military Observers From Througkout Nation Flocking To Camg Desert Reck

In Anne Arundel County  Police Chief Didn’t F ind Gamblers So He Is Firec

Princess, Hushand Arrive'in England ‘Cathedral’s Bells Toll for First Time

Chances Narrow For Tax Bill — Before Summer  Truman Readies Message  For $16.5 Billion Boost

2B Young Men Head for South China Seas to Hunt Captain Kidd's Booty

Beef, Pork Prices To Increase Again  Under New Order  Average Of Penny Boost   Average Of Penny Boost Granted Wholesalers; Retail Tavs Rise

TEMPERATURE   Increases Passed To  Consumers   Raise Inadequate, Packers Complain

OPS Lifts Wholesale Beef Curb   Also Plans To Authorize Boost in Prices of Other Products.

Penny APound Boost In Beef To Be Allowed   Some Pork Price Increases Likely Within Next Few Days

Add More Meats To Price Raises Under OPS Rule   Price at Counters Will Go Up Soon

Meat Prices to Climb Again  Next Few Days’ Advances Are to  Be Effective

Beef Ceiling Prices Hiked   Average Ie a Pound Boos Pet cawtwon Waslinsniae

et and Some: Pork Prices Are To Be  ased About Two Cents a Pound

INCREASE GIVEN IN BEEF PRIGES   It Will Go Up At Wholesale And Retail—Ham, Bacon And Pork Shoulder Are Included.

OPS Announces Increase In Beef Prices   Ham, Bacon And Pork Shoulder Costs To Increase

Beef, Some Pork Prices To Increase  Two Cents Pound Hike Fixed; Two Packers Want Move

Beef Prices Due, “To Go Up: ‘Agam   Wholesale, Retail- Ceiling Wil Be Increased

RETAIL BEEF, PORK PRICES 10 BE INCREASED   Both Fresh h and Processed Meats Going Up Under OPS Order.

Beef and Pork Prices fo Rise About Two Cents   Two Packing Firms Protest Increase Is Not Sufficient

OPS Increases Ceilings on Meat; Housewives to Pay Two Cents More

Two Cent Price Hike Coming For Beef, Pork   OPS Says Boost Will Be Out In Few Days

Beef Prices To Be Hiked Again   Ham, Bacon And Por k Shoulder Also Will Underao Raises Of Co uple Cents A Pound

About Two Cents Per 7  Beef And Pork Retail Prices Co Up Under New OPS: Ceiling

Beef, Pork PriceCeilings To Increase Slightly  ~ To Mean 13 To 2-Cent Boost In Retail Price,

Pénny-A-Pound Boost In Beef ls Announced   Prices Effective Next Wednesday

Meat Prices Scheduled To Jump Slightly  Beef, Pork Boosts Will Mean About Tw

Another Boost In Meat Prices Has Green Light   ‘Wholesale, Retail Prices For Beef Affected In Order .

Beef Prices Due For Hike This Week   OPS Grants Wholesale Increase; Ham, Pork Ceilings Raised

Retail Beet, Pork Prices To Rise Within Few Days; OPS Raises Wholesale Tops

OPS Grants Wholesale Beef  Price Increase  Retail Ceilings Will  BRB. Beanchall an Darl

Price of Beef Is Going Up, OPS Reports   Cuts of Hom Also Soar 1 or 2 Cents More at Stores

Beef, Some Pork Prices Going Higher  - Average Increase  About Two Cents Per Pound

New Ceiling Will Go Inte Effect Wednesday, OPS Announces   TO RESTORE FAIR _PROFIT TO PACKERS

Housewives Told Prices For Beef And Ham Boostee  ye ew   OPS Announces Hike In Ceilings; Some Packers Protest

WILE FOLLOW HIGHER PRICES ON FRESH GUTS   Pennies to Housewives’ Cost to Give More Relief to Packers.

Meat Prices: Going Up at All Levels Average Raise. 2c - for Cheaper Cuts

Pork Gains, Too OPS Plans To Permit Cost Hike On Processed, Usual Beef Cuts

Meat Price Increases Given by OPS   Effective Next Wednesday; Few Prices Are Reduced.

More Beef, Pork Price Increases Planned by OPS   Processed Meats Will Be Higher Following Ceunter Boosts

Beef Prices Due  To Go Up Again   Wholesale, Retail Ceiling Will Be Increased

Beet Prices Are Going Up Again At Retail and Wholesale; ‘Ham, Bacon Ceilings Raised

More Bad News Housewife to Pay Two Cents Pound More for Beef and Pork

Price Increase Is Allowed for Processed Beef   New OPS Regulations Mean More Will Be Spent at Meat Counter.

Wholesale Beef Ceilings Raised Cent Per Pound   Retail Casts to Rise, Too; OPS Says Some Pork Will Be Raised

Would Smash Liquor Ring   Federal Attorney After AlJeged Multi-Million-Dollar Cairo, IIl., Set-Up

Vogeler Hopes Americans Will Keep On Guard   Home Today From 17 Months In Red Cell In Hungary

Robert Vogeler Arrives in U. S.  Hopes Case Will Help ‘Keep Us on Guard’

Vogeler Lands In New York,  Greets Father   Urges All To Keep On Guard Against Attacks On *True Democracy’

Robert Vogeler Lands At New York Airport  Hopes His Case Will Help ‘Keep Us On   Hopes His Case Will Help ‘Keep Us On Guard’ Against Attacks on Democracy

Throng Greels Vogeler Family on New York Arrival   Red-Held American Hopes His Case Will “Keep Nation On Guard.”

Vogeler in Hope US ‘Keep On Guard’   Is Home Again After 17 Months in Red Prison Cell

Vogeler Back, Warns Of Red  Nation Danger   Hopes His Case Will Help Keep Nation On Guard Against Soviet Attacks On Democracy

Vogeler Is Home Again   Tells Countrymen He Hopes His Case Will. Keep U.S. On Guard

 Vogeler Glad to Be Home  Famed Prisoner of Reds Lands in New York

Vogeler Home After Solitary In Red Prison   Hopes Case Will Help: ‘Keep US On Guard’ Against Red Attacks

No Reports of Ground Ac: tion on Central Front or Near Seoul   ARRIVES IN AMERICA   Robert A. Vogeler Home After Spending 17 Months in Red Prison

Death Toll Only One in Collision   Original Estimate of Navy Far Too High

One Dead, Five Missing After Shins Collide   Search Charred Wreckage of Naval Airplane Tender for Additional Victims.

M’KELDIN COOL TOWARD BONUS * FOR VETERANS   Says Conditions Have Changed Since He Ran  For Election   CASSESSMENT PLAN TROUBLES ASSEMBLY

McKeldin Cool To Bonus Plan For Veterans   Governor Doubts That  Public Opinion Is Strong Enough Now

Secret Agents Keep Informed  On Communists   J. Edgar Hoover Says FBI Watches Underground Activities of the Reds

FBI Head Says Secret Agents  With U. S. Red:   Hoover Says Namber Of Comownists Has Dropped To 43,217

FBI Men With ‘Hidden’ Reds  Underground Groups Are Being Watched

Red Underground Has FBI Agents Among ‘Members   Hoover Assures Public of Clese Check on All Subversives

FBI Goes ‘Under’ With Reds   J. Edger. Hoover Reveols  Hes Secret Agents Ameng American Communists

F.B.I. Agents Mix With Red:  Underground   Hoover Bares Work, Reports 20% Drop In Communist Rolls

Mercury Drops Below Freezing  Crop Damaged in North Central States

Midwest Corn Crop Hit By Colc   690 Pct. of lowa Acreage Damasced

Mid-West ‘Temperature At Freezing:   Sub-Nermal Marks In Some Areas; Vegetables Nipped By Frost In Antumn Cold Snap

House Agrees With Senate on Tax Sum Needs  $138,000,000 Revenue Asked To Balance

TRUMAN WILL APPOINT NEW POLIGY BOARD   Believed First Move Toware Settling Wage Dispute with Labor.

Two Slain By Laundry Operator   Professor And Woman Killed By Man Who Intended To Take Five More Lives

Businessman Kills  2 In Murder Orgy   Kansas Cityan Foiled In Attempt To Slay Five Others. Himeelf

7 on His List, Man Slays 2   Young Businessman in Kansas City ‘Mad at Then’

STARTS OUT TO KILL SEVEN: SLAYS TWO   Kansas City Youthful Business Man “Mad” at Former In-Laws, Landlady and Neighbors.   USES TAXICAB FOR DEATH JOURNEY   Kills Woman Over His Laundry and University Professor. Gun Misfires, Saving Others’ Lives.

Slayer Goes  On Spree in Kansas City   Kills Two Persons, Say: He Planned To Slay : Five Others.

Kansas City Man Kills Two Of Seven Intended Victims  Laundry Operator Calmly Admits Plot; . Two Escape Death as Pistols Miss Fira

Angry Partner  Slays Professor  Also Kills Woman In Pistol Rampaae

,Death Rides In A Cab ‘Man Slays 2 On Spree, -Misses Fire On 5 Others

Goes on Killing Spree; Two Die, Three Escape   Businessman Intended to Shoot Five, Commit Suicide

Tap Bank Accounts for Housewives Who Refuse to Pay Employes’ Tax

Enemy Fails To Make Stand; One Army Disappears   Sniper-Fire Greets ROK Patrol In Former ROK Capital; Inchon Soften Up By 10-Day Bombardment By Ships And U. S. Airplanes

Inchon Port Also Taken In Thrust   Stand By Commies Fails To Appear

CROSS KEYS THEATER TO REOPEN SATURDAY   Improvements Made At Drive-In Showplace In Preparation For  1951 Season

QUICK- THINKING OFFICER Recovered Sliver of Bone  May Save Manaled Arm

rresident Has Called In Top Advisers   Truce Negotiations Has Top Billing  On the Agenda For White House Meet

Truman Vacation Is Cut Short; No Crisis Involved   Summons Top Military and Diplomatic Advisors to White House Conference Today

President Calls Leaders To White House Meeting   Chief Executive Cuts Florida Vacation Short Mr Confer With. Military. Dinlomatic Chiefs.

WORLD TROUBLE WILL BE TALKED AT CONFERENCE   Truman Asserts There Is No Crisis—Truce Negotiations Have Top Billing For Meeting.

President Has Called In Top Advisers  Truce Negotiations   Truce Negotiations Has Top Billing  On the Agenda For White House Meet

‘No Crisis,’ Truman Declares As He Assembles Staff for Important Conference Today

Kentucky Damage Suit Believed Be New Weanon For Lewis. Coal Union

Damage Suit Filed By UMW  Picket Activity By UMW Continues In County Area

WATERPROOF TOWELS Faulty Gadget Explanations Unfunny To Marines In Korea

INOF AMUSed:  Marines Shoot Back At Pertacon Gremlins In Leatherneck Language

 Waterproof Towel is His Masterpiece Grinning Pentagon Gremlin ‘Draws Leathernecks’ Fire

New York Cotton   Sovbecns   Pentagon Gremlin Draws Marine Curses

The Bustline Will Be Point of Interest In New ‘Dresses, Desiqners Say

War Work To Cut Autos And Parts  NADA Says Roads Worse Than In 1941

Governor Wants Closed  Hearing On Lobbying   Has Charged Bus, Truck Operators Have Fund to Defeat Road Program.

Governor Smith Prefers To Talk About Activities Of Lobbyists in Private

Half Billion Dollar Budget Submitted To State’s General Assembly

Hands Big Budget To Assembly   N. C. Chief Tacks $80 Million Onto $459 Million Reques

N. Y. Dislikes Its Best Hit "Show"  Ferecurame BirceSrues Lama rT. Sea Talavised Crime Ouizv —

Lite in New York City Disrupted by Televised Hearings in Crime Probe

State Guard One of Best   Men Being Allowed 120 Days to Settle Personal Business

U.S. Urges Israel To End Skirmishes   Bombin g — “Unjustified,’ State Officials Hold

U.S. Urges Israel To End Skirmishes      ‘Bombing — ; State Officials Hold

Victory-Hungry Chinese Started ‘Do-or-Die’ Push Year Ago Tonight

Year Ago Powerful Chinese Red Units Began Try To Push Allies From Korea

Radio Moscow Is Stepped Up   Programs Beamed To Midwestern U. S.

Radio Moscow Voice Stronger   Propaganda Beamed to Midwestern US.

Coal Is Burned Underground to Run Power Plants in Federal Experiment

White House ‘Messenger Boy’ Tells Of Graft    Firm Wanted Big RFC Loan

’  ‘Insurance Broker Denies Charges of  Influence in RFC  E. Merle Young Says Accuser Came After  Him to Use His Pull

Seoul On Fire  After Barrage ROK Patrol Feels Out Red Resistance

WAIT SIGNAL TO TAKE GITY   Seize Yongdungpo, Airfield and Inchon: Chinese Not in Sight.

Capture Inchon, Yonadungpo, Kimpo Airfield   Chinese Believed To Have Withdrawn To The Northward

Wait at Han; Reconnoiter Inside Seoul   Allied Objective Still Is Killing the Reds; This Is Being Accomplished

Deadly Artillery Barrage Sends Tons of Explosives Info Reds Positions; Yanks Take Suburbs

Announced Objective Is “Slaughter” Of Reds, Ne Capture Of City; Chinese Believed To Have Fled Northward

Artillery Lays Down Fiery Barrage Across Han River;  Enemy Death Toll Spirals

Allies Hurry To Put Field  In Operation   South Korean Patrol En ters Former Capital; Red Losses Heavy

Allies Poised on South Bank of Han River   Swift Blows Capture Yongdungpo, Kimpo Airfield, Inchon Port

POUND SEOUL   Announced Allied Objective Is To Slaughter Chinese Forces   GROUND GAINS TERMED SECOND IN IMPORTANCE

Huge Fires ‘RNaze Seoul 4, Patrols ee h Reds   Thousands Of Enemy Troops Are Killed In Relentless Push

Artillery Blasts Set Huge Fires Burning In City   Patrol Jabs Into Capital To Feel Out Resistance; Kimpo Airfield, Inchon Harbor Regained By U. N

South Korean Patrol Enters Ruined Seoul   Reds Still Offer Little Resistance; U.N. Takes Inchon

Patrols Probe Red Resistance Inside Capital  Attacking Army Watches Duel

General Calm As He Learns Of Dismissal   MacArthur to Return Home Soon to Flaring Political Controversy

Front Develops An Attitude of ‘Don't Shoot’   NBC Correspondent Has Tape Recording Of Order on Line

Front Quiet As If Ordered   Newsmen Remind Soldiers In Line Didn’t React Cease-Fire Agreement Among Selves

Week End Deaths Total 9 in State  2 Milwaukeeans Killed When Train Hits Car

Mishaps Cost Lives Of Nine   Two Milwaukeeans Mect Death When Train Cuts New Car In Half

Committee Okay: Huge Project   US Objects Strongly To Development To Be Established By UR

Homosexuals Found in Consulate   Four Fired From Jobs Bribes for Aiding Chinese Bared.

4 Confessed in Consul Scandal At Hong Kong   State Department Reveals Expose in Visa Bribe Case

U. S. Diplomat In China Fired: Took Bribes  State Dept. Ousts Four Homosexuals

U.$. Consular Officials Fired  Bribe Taking Charged In Case of One

U5, FIRES ENVOY AT HONG KONG FOR ACCEPTING BRIBE:   James W. Williams Admits Taking Gifts Worth $10,000 for Speeding Visas ‘for Chinese,   THREE OTHER EMPLOYEES AT CONSULATE LET OUT   Four Confess to Being Homo sexuals — Williams Case Turned Over to Justice Department,

$97,000 Is Loot as Robbers Raid Milwaukee Bank   Holdup Occurs During Heavy Snow; Track of Getaway Car Lost

Submachine Guns Used In  Milwaukee   No Trace Of Gelaway Car In Suowstorm

3 Stage It at  Milwaukee  Branch Bank Locatec in Northwest Looted

S97.000 Stolen In Bank Holdup   a Bandits Armed With Sub-Machine Guns — Escape in Snowstorm

TRIO ESCAPES ON ICE-COVERED CITY STREETS   ONE COUNTS SECONDS AS ANOTHER SCOOPS CASH FROM CAGES

3 Rob Bank of $97,000: Flee  In Snow Storm   2 Stand Guard, One Scoops Cash As Seconds Ticked Off

ONOW oT On HELPS ARMED TRIO ESCAPE   Mid-Morning Robbery Occurs in Milwaukee Suburh.

Leader Times Smooth Holdup, Quick Escape   Robbery Occurs In Mid-Morning At Busy Suburban Branch Of Wisconsin National

Bank Holdup In Milwaukee   Three Men Escape With $97,000 In  Heavy Snowstorm

HEAVY SNOWIS HELP T0 THREE MENINESCAPE   One Counts Time, Two Stané Guard At Door of Bank

MACHINEGUN BANDITS ROB BRANCH BANK   Three Men Hold Up Milwaukee Bank and Escape in Snowstorm With $97 ,000 Loot.   _ SCOOP MONEY UP  IN WHITE SHEET   Eight Customers Lined Up; Robber Counts Off Seconds, All Flee at Signal Zero.

Joint Committee May Quiz Poston  "Tell What He Knows’ About Liquor Control

Committee to Call Democrat, Chairman Says Poston “Ready to Answer” Liquor Control Queries

IRAN'S PREMIER AND U, S. ENVOY DISCUSS CRISIS   Ambassador Sum: moned Jo Conference As Efforts Are Made To Break Oi  Seizure Deadlock.

IRAN CALLS IN US. ENVOY   Offers Concessions Te Keep British Technicians On Job

IRAN WEAKENS IN OIL CRISIS   Makes Concessions To Keep British Technicians On Job.

U.S. Ambassador Summoned By Iranian Premier, Firm’s  Crisis Is Threatening Supplies

Jenkins Sets 22 Records   Dean of Racers Forced to Quit by Car Injury,  Will Now Retire

Hat Label Is Moretti Death Clue   slim Hope OF Tracing 4 Moretti Killers Throug! Hatband Bearing Labe Of Brooklyn Store

Started With Party-Eeytown Man Nabbed For Repbbery, Assault   Clues Slim In Gang Death  ‘Murder inc.’ Biawia Is Questioned

LOTS DRAWN TO SETTLE TIE VOTES OF THE PRIMARY   There Were Four On The oe Ticket and Democratic   2 CANDIDATES DRAW   a H. Rogers, Jr., Democratic Candidate for: Assessor in Bristol Township

Trial Held Up As Harry Gross  Yells at Judge   Leibowitz Threatens To Handcuff Bookie  In Witness Chair

Judge Cracks Down As Bookie Refuses To Answer Question:  Cites Him for Contemp’ Of Court Every Time He Fails to Answer

Airliner Plunge Takes 22 Lives  Bodies Badly Burnec In California Crash

Jasper County Grand Jury Finds Evidence Of Vote Buying   Ghost Voting also Reported in 1950 Primary and Election.

DENY TRUMAN CONTROL VETO   ‘Solon Discounts Reports As House-Senate  Iron Out Bill

DISCOUNT RUMOR OF TRUMAN VETC   Control Measure Too Important — Sparkman

FORESTS ARE WEALTH “ WEEP THEM GREEN   Truman Veto of Control Bill Seen as Unlikely

CONTROLS BILL VETO UNLIKELY   Alabama Senator Discounts Reports That Truman Might Refuse To Sign Economie Moasure.

Sparkman Hit Veto Talk On Controls Bill   Conference Group Begins Hunting For Compromise On Plat

Report of Velo lis Discounted   Senator From Alabama Rips Rumor Regarding Economic Contro} Bill

SparkmanSay: Veto On Curbs Bill Unlikely   Senator Discounts Reports President To Reject Measure

Committee Starts Work To Iron Out Controls Bill   Sen. Sparkman Says President Will Not Veto Bill Which Falls Short Of Original Requests

Senator Discounts Reports of Veto Of Controls Bill   Measure’s, Importance Does Not Justify Such Action

Truman Veto Of Control Bill Held Unlikely   Senate-House Grouy Starts Conference On Final Version

Treaty Meet Is Desired in San Francisco   Invitations to 30 Nations For One With Japan

U.S. Prepares for Jap Treaty Signing  50 Nations Asked To Attend Meeting

50 Nations Invited To Sign Treaty   Japanese Peace Draft Expected To be Signed At California Meet

U.S, INVITES 50 NATIONS 10 JAP TREATY MEETING   Russia Included, But Not Expected to Attend Sept. 4 Session

Japan Peace Treaty Meet Set Sept. 4:   United States Asks 50 Nations To Join In San Francisco Sessions: Russ Invited

50 Nations Asked To Sign Jap Pact ‘At "Frisco Sept. 4   Parley Based On Terms O! Treaty Sponsored By U.S. And Great Britair

UJ. S. Invites 50 Nations To Signing Of Japanese Treaty   Treety Draft Sponsored by J. S., Great Britain Hanis for Final Completion; Meating at San Frencisce Sept. 4 ©

50 Nations Get Invitations To Treaty Signing   Gathering To Be Held In San Francisco September 4.

U.S. Invites 50 Nations to Sign Japanese Treaty   Russia Expected To Reject Bid To San Francisco Parley

US. Invites 50. Nations — To Sign Jap Peace Treaty   SAN FRANCISCO; SEPT. 4: TO° BE SITE. AND DATE ~ OF MEETING;: RUSSIA EXPECTED. TO: REFUSE

U.S. Invites 50 Nations to Sign Jap Peace Treaty  All Countries But China Asked to Be At Meeting Sept. 4

U.S. Invites 50 Nations to Sign Japanese Treat   Session Sept. 4 In San Francisco; Russia Not Expected

From Second  World Fight   Session Scheduled For San Francisco In Early September

U.S. WILL HOLD CONFERENCE ON JAPANESE TREAT)   INVITE 50 NATIONS TO COMPLETE, SIGN PEACE PACT SEPT. 4

CALL MEETING TO SIGN PEACE WITH JAPANESE   Russia Given Bid To Join 49 Others At San Francisco

0 Nations May Sign Jap Treaty   Soviets Also Asked To Attend Seccinn

Russia Seen  Refusing To Attend Meet   50 Nations Asked To Attend Session Set In San Francisco

50 NATIONS ARE INVITED 0 JOIN IN MAKING PACT   Bids Are Extended Asking Them To Help Complete And Sign Agreement In San Francisco.

U. S. Calls Ja p Treaty C on ference  EH LDanntrine Cot R:,1   50 Countries Get Bid USSR Not Expected To Attend

Invitations To Treaty Meet Sent   50 Nations Receive Bids To Signing Of Jap Peace Pact

Peace Treaty With Jans to Be Completed   U.S. Invites 50 Nations To Send. Delegations  To San Francisco . On Sept. 4

San Francisco Meeting Is To Be Sept. 4   Russia Is Among Thos« Asked But Soviet Reiection Expected

Jap Treaty Talks to Be Held Sept. 4   Fifty Nations Get Invitations to Meet

50 Countries Are Invited To Sign Jap Pact  Trittavtianwnes Cane Cie   Invitations Sent Out By U.S.; Philippines Simation Clarified

Assembly Drops Recess Idea To Receive Budget   Margiotti Submits His Resignation— Judge Mentioned

LEGISLATURE WON'T RECESS IN TAX DELAY   Civil Defense Bille Will Come Up While .. Awaiting Budget

REPORT 3 NEW CASES OF POLIC   B. H., Berrien Springs An¢ Eau Claire Children Stricken

Sgt. Complies With Wife's Date Idea But Being ‘Stood Up’ Is Too Much

Britain's Crack Division Moves Into Suez Area  re   Egyptians Issue Threat to Start Underground Wa:

Britain’s Best Infantrymen Fly To Suez   Egypt Threatens Underground Wat   Destrover Chequers En: ters Canal, Heads For Tense City Of Ismailia

Can’t Protect Allies Fully Senators Told  ~ Unable To Guarantee West Po a. ~~ oo   Unable To Guarantee West Against Enemy Occupation

States Defense Depart. ment Ruled Against ‘Hot Pursuit’ Of Planes

‘EGG RUSH’ IN CITY 1 “8K   City School Personnel to Hear Of New State Laws at Meeting

Small Boat Sinks, 23 Lose Lives   Mexican Fishermen Drowr  Off Lower California’s

Truman Relates Baruch Mission  Questions Answered At News Conference

Truman Knows Nothing Of Baruch Trip   Invitation To U. S. Leader Is News To Precident

MAN WOUNDED BY GUN BLAST   Believed Ist Cold Weather Casualty In This  Area

BATTLE RAGES IN HWACHON SECTION   Communist Reinforcements Strike With Sudden Fury   LY STAND   ‘May Have Allowed Main Red Armies To Escape Pursuing Allied Forces

ortn Koreans OTfiKe INCQF Fiwocnon  Reds Turn and Fight Allies to Standstill

—SLOW DRIVE- Reds Wheel And Strike At Marines  Enemy Losses   Put At 150,000

Reds Halt Advance Of UN Forces   Communists Fighting Back Atter Loss Of Two Divisions

Reds Make Costly Stand At Hwachon   New Fight Rages Atter Foe Loses Two Full Divisions

Reds May Give Reply Soon on Troop Question   Allied Withdrawal Slated for Debate At Wednesday’s Talks

Allies Await Reply On Troop Question  After Talks Recess   Red Delegates Expected To Reveal Attitude W ednesday

DENY DELAY IN SEWAGE PLANT   Criticism By Minor State Official Discredited By Chief

Grill Suspects in Girl's Death   One Admits Knowledge, Then Denies It

NATO Expects Turkey To Be } Pivotal Nation   Hint Western Germany May Become Treaty Member

On Russian Flank Creation Of Detense System  In Mediterranean Discussed

E astern Defense Plan Is Being Discussed By The Atlantic Alliance

Middle East Defensive Setup Seen   Scandinavians Still Hold Up Decision or Greece and Turkey

Turkey Is Counted Upon To Be Pivotal Nation in New Middle East. Program

Atlantic Alliance Discusses Middle Eastern Defenses   Turkey Would Become Key Nation in Program Being Talked About at Conference at Ottawa; United States Proposal Supported

Atlantic Allies Study Middle East Defense Program   Greece, Turkey Status Debated By Ministers

Middle East Defense System Is Considered   Turkey Would Be Pivotal Nation ir Set-Up on Russia's Flank.

Near East Pact ls Now Sought  Barrier to Russian Expansion Purpose

LEADERS THINK TURKEY WILL BE PIVOTAL NATION   Atlantic Pact Council Discusses Proposal To Admit Turkey   And Greece Into Or ganization,

Allies Propose New Middle East Defense System With Turkey As Pivotal Nation

Turkey Key To Middle East Setup   Atlantic Council Studies New Defense System On Russia’s South Flank

\Pork Consumers Benefit But Little  (Despite 15 Per Cent Cut In Prices, Agricultural Department Reports

HOG PRICES G0 DOWN, BUT NOT COST OF MEAT   Further Decline In Market Likely During Autumn

Consumers Not Helped By Sharp Drop  In Hog Prices: Further Decline Due

Nn i hd Ld rT Th? ..—_ss AT on veciine In riog rrices iNor Being Passed to Consumer

Little of Hog Price Decline Passed To Consumer Since Middle of Summer

Fact, “Foible, Fate  Eyes on Blink, Vermont Hanter Bags White Dee

Top-Secret Renort Hits China Chiel   ‘Unwillingness’ Gets Strong Criticism, Voice Reveals

Rep. Kean Sees Little Chance Of New Federal Tax Boost Passing for Several Months

Little Chance Of Tax Boost Before July 1   Single Peckage Approach To Problem Fovored By Legislators

Tax  Hike Seen After July ]   Lawmaker Asserts Lew Want Re Retroactive

Tax Hike Before July 1 Unlikely, Rep. Kean Says   Predicts Adoption Of One-Bill Approach

No New Tax Boost Before July 1 Seen   Republican Member Feels Retroactive Tax Impossible

LITTLE CHANCE OF TAX BOOST BEFORE JULY   Congress Leans Toward Single Package Bill   REPUBLICANS THINK BUDGET CAN BE CUT

No lax Boost Until July 4 ls Prediction   Rep. Kean Declares Retroactive Hike Is Definitely Unlikely

VOTEILLINOIS INTO BIG BOWL   Big Ten Leader to Make Coast Visit Bor Second Time

Cities May Require Oaths Of Loyalty  otk Bet) Alon) Pave   High Court Also Pave: ‘Way To End Door-ToBanr Peddiling

Producer Shoots Wife's Agent  Joan-Bennet Denies Romantic Interest

Wanger Released From fail In Shooting: foan Bennett Denies Romance W ith Lang

Wanger Free On $5,000 Bail In Shooting Of Wife’s Agent; Romance Angle Denied

Wanger  Freed on Bail As Joan Denies Romance  With Agent He Wounded

RAILWAY COACH LEAVES TRACK   Ten Passengers Hurt In Accident Near  Cumberland

WMRR Car Derailed;  Local Crewmen Hurt   Faulty Switch Breaks Passenger Coach Off Rear O  Local At Cumberiand—Three Passengers Baenttalivad

Disagreement on Timing of Freeze Results in Switch   Wilson Rejects Plan On Controls, So Film Chieftain Takes Over

Eric Johnson ls Replacement In Defense Job  Administrator Quits Following Request

(ey ‘Valentine’ 6 Pe            “Request” Because: of! "Hones DifterSeances Ot Opinion.” :   -PRICESPAY FREEZE:INVOLVED

Differences Over Curbs Are Blamed   Eric Johnston Takes Over as Too ESA Head

Truman Names Eric Johnston As Stabilizer   Action Taken As Valentine Resigns Due To Controversy)

VALENTINE OUT FOR JOHNSTON IN ESA BRAWL   Stabilizer Quits Over Policy Difference At Request Of Truman

Valentine Quits As Economic Leader; Johnston Chosen His Successor

Eric Johnston To Head ESA; Valentine Out  Economist Resigns  At Truman’s Biddins

Valentine Resigns: Eric Johnston Is Named Successor  Resignation Is Result Of Control Timing Differences

President Names Eric Johnston As His Successor     Disagreement Over Price-Wage Control “Ende In. Upheaval:

Price and Pay Controls Spat Brings Change   Letter To Truman Tells of Clash On Time For Controls

DISPUTE CAUSES ECONOMIC HEAD TO RESIGN JOB   Johnston Is Named To Replace Valentine _ In Top-Level Shakeup

Valentine Resigns in Policy Row   Truman Replaces Stabilizer with Eric Johnston, Film Group Head

Administrator Quits Over Tiff On Curb Timing   Wilson Says Anpoiniment Will Spee! Decisions Qn Cor'ro's Questions

Alan Valentine Resigns as Wage-Price Boss   Disagreement Over Controls Is Reason; ms Johnston fo Post

Valentine Out, Eric Johnston s Stabilizer —   Resignation, New Appointment Told By White House

Johnston Is Appointed to Economy Post   Valentine Resigns Over Disagreement on Price-Waqge Controls

ALAN VALENTINE RESIGNS E. S. A.   Eric Johnston Selected Successor by Truman

Valentine Out, Pick Johnston to Direct ESA   Stabilization Chief Resigns; Unable to Aaree on Controls

Truman Dumps Valentine As Johnston Becomes Chief of Stabilization .

Johnston To Be Economie Stabilizer   Valentine Resigns And Will Be Succeeded By Head Of Motion Picture  Aasoeiation

JOANGTON, OF MPA, (3 NEW ~ GHIEF OF ESA   Will Handle Price and Wage Curbs and Economic Stabilization.

SENATE TO VOTE ON ISSUE Taft Indicates Support Of Plan To Send U. S. Soldiers To Europe

Johnston To Be Stabilization Acministrator   Difference of Opinion Prompts Valentine To Resign Post

Valentine Quits; Johnston Named To Succeed Him   Differed With Truman Policies; Controls Are Step Nearer But Rationing Remote; DiSalle Will Probe New Soft Coal Pact

Truman Gets Resignation  Of Valentine   Erie Johnston Appointed To Head Stabilization Administration

Johnston Rep laces  Valentine   Keonomic Stabilizer Resigns Over  Differences

‘Honest Difference Of Opinion’ Given As Cause Of Resignation: Johnston Has Leave Of Absenc

Erie Johnston Will Be ESA  Administrator   Alan Valentine Resigns Position as Motion Picture Head Steps In

Movie Czar. Gets Top Job in ESA  Valentine Quits in Dispute Over Price Control Methods

IF IT 1S DUTY   New England Publishe Reports Interview With General

‘Ike’ Will Run If lt Is Matter of Duty, Says Backer  Would Accept Bid Of Either Party —

Says Eisenhower Would Run lf “A Matter of Duty’   Writer Feels Ike Would Accept Draft by Either Major Political Party.

Would Accept Demo Bid If GOP Picks Taft—  Says Ike Will Run If Ii’s a ‘Matter of Duty’

Ike Will Run if Duty Calls   Former Publisher Claims General Gave His Views In Recent Conversation

NEW LIGHT ON IKE   Publisher Friend of General Says He Would Accept a Draft

Former Publisher Declares Eisenhower  Will Run if He's Convinced It's His Duty

Man Says General Eisenhower Would Accept, if Duty   Ex-Publisher Says Answer to Query Was Officer Never Put Seif  Ahove Service

ENEMY HITS BACK AFTER U.N. FORCES CROSS PARALLEL 38   ‘Chinese Launch Furious Attack Against ‘Central Section of U.N. Line Manned By  ‘South Koreans, Gain Up To 9 Miles.

Gls Fight Way South to Join Rescue Force   Enemy Counterattack Gains Nine Miles On Central Front: Push ROKs South of Parallel

Massive Enemy Force Trying To Slow U.N. Push   South Koreans Cross  22eh- Unable to Stay

45,000 Enemy Troops Push UN Forces Back Nine Miles in Central Sector, Push South  Koreans Across Parallel, Trap Two Groups

S. Korean Units Withdraw After Dash Over 38th   Americans Thrown Back In Second Effort To Take Seoul; 45,000 Red Troons Smash At UN Line Center

South Korean Troop Gains Are Erased   Desperate Fight Still Rages In Central Region

45,000. Reds Hit Center Of Advance   Drive Nine Mile Wedge Into Lines in Central Korea

—REVERSES —  UN Loses Toehold in N. Korea   SEOUL ATTACKS ARE REPULSED

Massive Red Battering Ram Of 45.000 Men Hits Center Of Allied Line Around Hoengsong, Gain Eight Miles   COMMUNISTS SEEK TO SLOW DOWN UN DRIVE

South Koreans Pushed Below 38th Parallel   Allies Again Rebuffed in Drive  Into Seoul

Reds Lose Control of ‘Heartbreak’ Ridge In Feint of Doughboys Which Forced Reds To Divide Defenders

No Hint Peace Session To Be Racumed Soon   Red Jets Outnumber Allied Planes, 3-1, In Latest Clashes

Allies Holding ‘Heartbreak Ridge; One U.S. Jet Shot Down In Blazing Air Fight

‘End Run’ Wins Heartbreak Ridge  Allied Forces Take More of Objectives

No Sign Of Any Truce, Nor Of An All-Out War      “Heartbreak Ridge” Is Taken By Eighth Army Troops Third Time: One U. S&S. Tet Daxned

Allies Seize  Main Targets ~ In West Push   U. S. Officer Says Mighty Drive ‘About Over’; Red Move Weited

Heartbreak Ridge Won From Reds   Communists Still Silent on Plans For Truce Talks

Allies Breach Main Enemy Line In Big Offensive   Americans and French Finally Gain Control Of ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

Veen’ and Wife Visit Korea Base  Speed Thanksgiving Raf ct ftuta Prinekg Phew

Positions A ré Consolidated Along Fronts   Reds Offer Little Or No Resistance Except Just North Of Capital

Reds Offer Limitéd: Resistance  Troopers, Tanks Make Swift Gains

Allies Ordered  To Cross 38th  If Necessary Gen. MacArthur  Back from Seoul Reports All Well

U. N. Secures Week’s Gains, ~ Columns Link   Allied Blows Could Topple Red Chinese Regime,  Clanaral Aceeris

Parallel Only 2 Miles Away  Allies Have Orders To Cross It If Necessary

Allied Force Set To Cross Old Frontier   MacArthur Asserts He Is Willing To Confer On War End

Offers to Meet Red Commander in Field Conference   Allied Forces Consolidating Goins, Moving Ahead Against Light Resistance

Allies Poised To Cross Border   Permission Given  By Gen. MacArthur

‘Troops Advanee   Orders From General MacArthur To Cross Boundary  If Necessary

Awaiting Order To Move Across Boundary Mark   Belgian And U.S. Troops In Bitter — Ficht With: :Reds::

Easter Morn Greeted By Little Fight   Only Hard Battle North Of Seoul; Reds Ignore Offer

ALLIED FORCES POISED ON BORDER TOLD 10 PUSH AHEAD IF REQUIRED 10 BEAT REDS

‘Cross Parallel” Order Received  Allies Two Miles Below Boundary

Claim Fraud In Missing Ogle Grain  Cite Rochelle Firm In Petition Filed In Federal Conrt

Texas Senate Orders Probe Of Organized Crime in State   House Group Stands Pat of Contempt Action As Mickey Cohen Indicates He Won't Come

Senate Joms Crime Probe  Law Enforcement   Law Enforcement  Officials to Meet

Setfle 3-Way Utility Ruckus   PSC Acts In Case Involving Missouri Power and Light

Hallanan Hits Party Critics   Committeeman Defies Foes At Republican Rally

Ailan 1s Without Electricity, Water After Power Plant Burns   Disaster Hits in 10 Degree Below Weather; Hospital Patients Sent to Other Towns

Milan Badly Hit When Powel Plant Burns  i ge   Town of 2,000 Zero-Stricken, Without Water

Milan Power Plant Burns Karly Today   Sub-Zero Blaze Makes Town Without Lights, Power, Water Supply

Socialist Siep      England Se Set to Take Over Nation’s Siecl Industry

Socialists Take Over Iron, Steel  Britain's Government Starts New Business

British Steel Industry Taken Over by Labor  Socialist Hardie To Head Billion Doilar Setup

‘Violation’ Comes After Agreement  Liaison Officers T asemaks Daahe Feta   Liaison Officers Launch Probe Into Communist Claim

Say UN Plane Hit Kaesong  Neutral Zone   .Complaint Threatens To Erase Tentative Agreement on Talks

Last Peak On Heartbreak Cleaned Up   Bayonet Assault Of Yanks, French Tops 31-Day Fight

UN Plane Hit Truce Area: Reds   Allied Officers Probe Communist Claim That Truce Area Was Strafed

Reds Charge Violation In Neutral Area   Enemy Claims UN Plane Attacked Kaesong Sector; Complaint Again Threatens 'o Delay Peace Talks

Fierce Fighting Still Rages with Isolated Enemy   First Cavalry Troops Run Into ‘Banzai’ Attacks

Claim Allied Plane Attacked Kaesong. UN Officers Leave Immediately to Check: Only One Item Delaying Armistice Talks

Newsmen Delayed In Seeing Fliers  Scheduled Press Conference  Awaits Arrival of U. S.  Official  RETURN TO HOME BASE Four Men Complete Story  to Intelligence OMG cane   RETURN TO HOME BASE

Were Not Mistreated Physically   Were ‘Interrogated and Interrogated and Interragated"

Treated Well Otherwise Freed Airmen Relate Endless Questioning Worst Phase Of Flyers’ Captivity   Cc weslatit Dinihiiee

MUST TALK TO OFFICIAL FROM CAPITAL FIRST   Holding Men Away From Reporters at Base in Germany

Russian Officials Quizzed 4 U. S. Airmen 14 Days  Soviet Aides Put American Fliers Through Persistent Interrogation Four ~ Res Were Never Mistreated During  QO Nave af Salitary Canfinamoant

Four Fliers Tell Story Of Capture   Press Conference ‘Is Postponed By U.S. Officials

Four Airmen To Tell OF  Imprisonment   ‘Diplomatic TNT Crew Lands at Munich Aftet Release at Border— Nervous But Healthy

Public Must Wait to Learn Details of Experience in Hungary, However. News Talk is Postponed.

—AMERICAN AIRMEN QUIZZED— Will Give Stories To  Press Conference Today

Treated Well, But Wer Questioned Constantly ; Were Net Forced Down

Officers Given Full Account In Secret Talk   Agents Would Learn lf Reds Extracted Any Vital Military Data

Treatment By Captor's Called Good   But Four Were Held in - Solitary; Underwent Endless Querying.

(Freed Airmen Give Accounting   News Conference for Reporters Is Delayed

Freed Fliers Tell 14-Day Grilling byRuss   Never Mistreated Physically, Quizzed Almost Incessantly   By RICHARD K. O'MALLEY

Flyers Questioned in Secrecy On Hungarian Capture, Trial  News Conference Postponed Pending Arrival of State Department Officer

Kept In Seclusion  ‘Airmen Tell U.S. Their ‘Story Of Red Captivity

Quiz American Fliers Released by Red Hungary   No Report to Public, However, Until News Conference Held Later.

AMERICAN AIRMEN TELE OF ARREST, TRIAL IN HUNAN   Spent First 14 Days After Landing as Prisoners of Russians and Were Questioned at Length,   REDS TRIED TO GET MILITARY INFORMATION   Four in Solitary Confinement but Were Not Mistreated Phvsically — Wealth “Reasonably Good.”   Pv RICHARD kh. OMALLEY.

Liberated U. S. Fliers Underwent Ceaseless Interrogation But Were Not Mistreated Physically

Quizzed Constantly By Russians and  Hungarian Officers  Freed After U. S. Pays $120,000  In ‘Ransom’ Finec

\Newsmen Delayed In Seeing Fliers   Scheduled Press Conference Awaits Arrival of U. S.  Official   RETURN TO HOME BASE   INC IUNN 1U TMC DADE,  Four Men Complete Story to Intelligence  Officers

Treated Well. Quartet Says In Interview:   Soviets Tried To Get. Military. Informations No Defense At Trial’

‘Released Airmen Give Intelligence Officers Full Account of Their Forty Days Behind lron Curtain

Questioning On Military Items Took  Much Time   Airman Attempted To Sneak Notes Telling Of Fate

Capt. Henderson of Shawnee Acts as Group's Spokesman; Lips Tremble as He: Talks

Russians Grilled  Airmen   Fliers Questioned  14 Days By Soviet Before Hungarians Took Over Custody

Reds Asked For Military Information   Four Questioned Firs By Russians, Then By Hungarians.

Turned Over To Hungarians Lafer, Claim   4 Yanks In Solitary Confinement For 39 Days But Say They Weren't Mistreated

4 Never Abused  Physically, They Tell Legal Aide   Conference Delaved 4 Hours   Swift Well and Happy, He Telephones His Wife

Fliers Tell Of Constant  Questioning By Russians   American Airmen Tell News Conference About Harrowing Experiences While Held Prisoners

Airmen Relate Prolonged Quiz By Red Officers  Freed Fliers Say Russian Officials Joined in Probe

4 Airmen Relate Tale of Capture, Stay in Hungary   Questioned Repeatedly by Soviet Officials; Escape Bodily Harm

NEWSMEN AWAIT PERMIT TO QUIZ FREED AIRMEN   EXPECT FLIERS TO TELL OF 40 DAYS IN HUNGARIAN JAIL

QUESTIONED NIGHT AND DAY BY CAPTORS   Hungarians And Soviets Take Part, U. S. Fliers Report

Four Released American Flyers Tell Their Story   Team of Experts Takes Turns Quizzing Liberated Airmen

State Dept. Delays News  Conference Press Seeks Details   Press Seeks Details On 4. U.S. Airmen’s 40 Days in Hungary

Four Airmen Tell U. 5. Intelligence Officers — About 40 Days in Jail

Fliers Then Turned Over To Hungary   Four Airmen Teil Story of 39 Days Behind Curtain

Russians Are First To Quiz Americans   US Airmen Tell News Men Soviets Spent 14 Days Questioning Fliers Who Were Forced Down in Hungary

AU.S. Airmen Tell of Red  Imprisonment   High State Dept. Official Awaited: Press Meeting Delaved

Russians Held Flyers 14 Days for Questioning   ‘Interrogated, interrogated .. . But Never Mistreated or Accused of Spying’

Four Airmen Tell Of 40-Day Stay in Hungarian Jail  News Accoun Seti Until Stote Offic

Yank Fliers Tell Of Russ 14-Day Quiz   Stiffer Punishment For Hungarians Is  Hinted By Acheson

Hydro Plan for Bluestone is Tax Waste; See Page 9   Fliers Tell of Treatment Behind Iron Curtain

Four Fliers  Interrogated  Ceaselessly Held in Solitary  D.t Alnd AAlcévcan minal

Held By Russians 14 Days Before Given To Hungary   U.S. Airmen Say They Were Not Mistreated Or Accused of Spyine

HEAR AIRMEN ON CAPTIVITY   Relatives And Buddies Give Men Hero’s Welcome

Story of Freed Kirmen Is Told to Intelligence   Will Be Made Public After Arrival of State Official

American Fliers Quizzed 14 Days  At Russian Base   Airmen Tell of Long Questioning Before They Were Turned Over to Hungarians and Tried Withou; Chance to Offer a Defense ©

Iindless Questioning, but No Physical Abuse, Reported by Freed Yank Airmen

QUIZZED FOh ) WEEKS BY HED CAPTORS   Never Mistreated Physically Nor Accused of Being Spies.

Four Withheld. From Hungary During Period   Not Mistreated, Captors Friendly, Airmen TAT Whivesaseaes

Library Hours   Russians Held Them 14 Days, Fliers Charge   Airmen Turned Over To Hungarians Only After Long Questioning

Important Details Of Capture Revealed In Secret Questioning   Quartet’s Report On Experiences Behind Iron Curtain Get Close Attention Of State Dept.

4 Airmen Tell Story To Officers   Put Off Interview To Tell World About Adventures Until Official Arrives

Officials Delay Fliers Story of Imprisonment   4 Airmen Held By Hungary Kept Away From News Reporters

4 Airmen Tell Story Of Capture  Were Submitted To Endless Interroaation

Freed Airmen Relate Story Of Captivity   Lend or Crash Cholce Given Plane’s Crew On Flight

Four Airmen To Tell Story Of Red Prison   Await Arrival of State Department Intelligence Chief

— CONFERENCE. Men Give Details to Officials   PRESS PARLEY. SLATEDTONIGHT

HIGH OFFICIALS QUESTION FLIERS FREED BY REDS   News Conference for Mer Ransomed from Hungary is Delayed.

Air Force Crew Is Rested And Ready To Talk   Reporters Await Interviews About 40-Day Capture

News Conference Of Four Freed Fliers Delayed   Awaits Arrival Of State Department Official: Tell Story To Officers

Fliers Tell of Arrest   American Airmen Say They. Were Questioned Ceaselessly, but Not Mistreated Physically

14 German Miners Die in Blast   Officials Seal Off Burning Shaft: 20 Saved

Peggy Yoder Winner of 7 & 8th Grade Contest   In Spelling. Will Enter Citizen Contes’ in Columbus Soon

Denies Tobacco Purchases Balket   ECA Official Says Buying Of US Leaf Is Not Discouraged

Denial Is Made By ECA Official   Disclaims Charges On Tobacco Deals

ENTIRE CITY COULD BE HIT “BY DENSE SMOG OF DISEASE GERMS RELEASED BY ENEMY

Our Cities Vulnerable to Germ Attack, Army Biological Warfare Expert Warns

‘Mine Explosion Said  ‘Result Of Violation  Of Safety Regulations

Steel Parley Set Thursday   Union's Conference May Chanae Policy

Hospital Care Plan Now Under Study  5 Million Persons Would Be Affected

FURTHER RESPITES GRANTED 4 MEN WHO FACE DEATH   Pending the Outcome of Appeals In The Federal  Courts   ADVANCED TO JULY 2$   Governor’s Action Marks Another in Long Series of Respites

NPA Orders Restrictions  On Rubber   Green, Murray See Truman To Demand Labor Voice On Policy

Iron and Steel Scrap Prices Are Rolled Back   Green, Murray Meet Truman as Controls Tighten

Bans Use of Vital Materials In Articles Ranging From Toys to Bath Mats, Action Is Deepest Cut Yet Into Civilian Production

Scrap Prices Of Iron, Steel Rolled Back '   Rubber Order Calls For Boost in Tires Retreading Materiai

King Farouk W ill ‘Marr y His Prize   Egyptian Girl Was Engaged To Young Economist Who Had Engagement Broken

Draft Age Cut, 2523 Face Call   11 November Quota For Defiance County

No Matter What Comes Now. Hour of Glory for MacArthur Was Japanese Surrender

Boyle Recalls: MacArthur's © “Finest Hour”   it Was When General Accepted Surrender By Nips on “'Big Mo’

iW ill He Prove Himself R  Stripped of His Commands Mac Is Coming Home to Wage Word Battle

Record Red Activity Causes Bombing Of Base   Communists Building Up Supplies At Border City

Rashin Raid Made to Cut Supply Line   Reds Rushing Men, Arms te Frent in Korean War Zone

REDS RUSHING — MEN, ARMS TO KOREAN FRONT   Raid on Rashin Approved te Hit Flow to Battle  Lines.

Raid Tokes Reds Entirely by Surprise— Smashing Raid on Rashin Hits Commie Rail Center Hard Blov,

Record Communist Build-Up In Korea Causes Policy Change. Rashin Action

Record Enemy Effort to Rush Arms to [Korean Front Prompted Rashin Bombing

Red Effort_to Rush Men to Korean Front Prompts Decision fo Bomb Rail Center

Planes Batter Key Rail City, Supply Center  MacArthur Ordered  ee Se

Hold Some Hope For Korea Truce By Christmas   Few Technicalities Remain Before Buffer Issue Is Sealed

Allies, Reds Agree On Buffer Zone   Settle Terms Of Neutral Belt; Will Follow Battle Lines

Agreement Is Reached on Buiter Zone   Solution Provides For What UN Had Asked from Outset

Battlefront Maps May Be Completed Saturday, UN Says   Armistice Negotiators Are In Complete Accord except On Final Firing Lines OK

Allies See Cease-Fire  In Offing  Negotiators Make  i sy Je a ew

AGREEMENT ON BUFFER ZONE NOW ASSURED   Only Minor Details Of Buffer Dispute To Be Ironsd Out

Red Spies In OSS, Mrs. Bentley Says   White House Penetrated Ex-Communist Reports

Senate Probers Told Communist: Penetrated OSS  Eliz ogra eats Acai

Reds in OSS and White House With FOR Woman Avers   Aid to Wild Bill Donovan  Was Planted There  By Commies

Elizabeth Bentley Charges That Reds Infested White House; State Dept.

Reds’ Spread  Is Described  Former ‘Spy’ Tells Of Accomplishments

WHITE HOUSE PENETRATED BY RED SPY RING   Former Soviet Agent  Also Asserts OSS  Was A Vietim

No. Company in World Would Insure tife of Clementis, Czech; ‘Today ~~

Norrell Wants Allies To Get Tough With Red:   Congressman Says To Give Russia Ultimatum

RUIRSRRROIL RANG... dceaacy,.agbenuitsae bps CROOKSVILLE POTTERY DAMAGED BY BLAZE

Board of Regents Unseats Driscoll By 7-] Decision c   Arn's Appointee,” AcW. Hershberger Gets Job; Ousted  MAember toe Cour? .

Adonis Faces Gaming Trial Start Today  Four Lieutenants. Also Before Bar

U.S. Air Officers Convinced Russians Are Piloting Jets in Korean War

Believe Reds Pilot Planes   U.S. Airmen Are More Convinced  As Time Passes

City Union Asks Raise . Of 15 Cents   Local 677 Request With Council Would “Cost $35.000 Yearly

Firemen. Ask Reduction In  Work Week   Council Will Suudy Proposal Requiring 5 Additional Men

Mystery Death Of Bathing Suit Beauty Puzzles Police, Who Question Husband

Most Other Allies Except Russia Expected To Accept Revised Document

Reconciliation  Peace Pronosed  ales Agree OW - Jap Peace Terns”

U.S. Offers Japan Right  To Rearm   Peace Treaty Rules Out Reparations In Capital Assets

Peace Plan Proposed  For Japan Will Restore Full   Will Restore Full Sovereignty and Giv: Right to Rearm.

British Rubber Shipments To Reds Revealed   Angry Words Bounce In Parliament Over Com- © munist Aid

Rubber Sales  To Reds Bared   British Admit Selling Vital Waterial to China. USSR

Disclose British Salling Rubber fo Communist China   120,000 Tons Sent There  Since Korean War Staytnd

BRITISH RUBBER BEING SOLD T0 CHINESE REDS   Soviet Russia Also Supplied Since Outbreak  Of Korean War   GOVERNMENT CHIDED BY CONSERVATIVES

British Malaya Exports Rubber. To Red Enemies   Churchill Stirs Furore . h Commons Over Aid. To Chins

ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee  ‘Big Three To Discuss Policy In World Crisis  Foreign Ministers Of U.S., Great Britain And France To Confe:

RUSSIANS LASH U.S. DIPLOMAT   George F. Kennan, Proposed For Ambassador To Mascow, Altacked By Communist Party Paner.

Taday’s Skies   Aldermen Move For Referendum Here On May 26  Kingsport Will Vote a ae es   Kingsport Will Vote On $983,586 Schools, Sewer Expansions

Program Approved  At Meeting   Wins Unanimous Support By Publie As Tuesday Meeting

Fine Asks Showdown On Taxes   Senate Committee To Meet Monday For Decision on Income Tax Bill

U.P. Churches Study Union of Presbyterians   Seek Merger Sentiment; Approve Plan for ARP ‘Reunion’

Presbyterians Approve Union Of Two Groups   Assembly Agrees To Articles Of Merger Of Associations

4,000 Killed Or Injured  B y New Guinea Volcano   Eruption Destroys Or Damages 20 Villages; American Missionary Dead: Doctors Call For Placma

20 Villages Destroyed Or Burned   Explosion Blows Off Northern Face Of Mt. Lamington

Say Red Smugg ling Is Two-Way Deal   Illegal Goods Moved Into West Germany Finance Banned Traffic, West Says

LOSES GAMBLE FOR LIFE N. Y. Minister Sentenced to Die in Electric Chair

Rev. Hetenyi Is Sentenced to  Electric Chair Week of July 16 Is  Set for Execution  Te Gina Sing

No Room to Segregate First Offenders from Repeaters  Teen-Age Marijuana Smokers Taking Hospital \Beds Away From Vets, House Committee Told

Teen-Age Drug Addicts Crowd Texas Hospital   Public Health Official Bares Mariana Rise

"MARKED RISE’ IN YOUTH CASES  Veterans Giving Up Beds for Young Drug Addicts

Teen-age Addicts Crowd Out Veis   Rapid Increase of  Marijyana Smoking In 41% fe Bannreee

ponies Se Aaaaedit Ie Retihe Beie keaton . American. Artillery - Pounds Communists

Artillery Hits Reds Dug In On Parallel   Allies Hope to Thwart Communist Plans For Counteroffensive During Rainy Season: Battle Focus On Cantral Ceane

U.S. ARTILLERY POUNDS REDS ON CENTRAL FRONT   ENEMY DIGS IN FOR STUBBORN DEFENSE ALONG THE BORDER

American Gls Pound Enemy Along Parallel   Field Dispatches Report Communists ‘Digging’ in South Of Political Line

Allies Shell Red Positions Near Parallel  Hope to Thwart Plans of Chinese To Spring Attack

ROK Troops Push 6 Miles Above 38th  90,000 Reds Mass In Positions  North of 38

Yank Artillery Pounds at Reds   Focus of Battle on Center of Front at Communist Buildup   IRAINS GREAT HANDICAP   Allies Pushing Scorchec Earth Policy in Event  of Red Drive

‘U.S. Artillery Mired in Mud ‘Pounds Red Forces   90.000 Communists in Defensive Positions on Central Front.

Six Northern Towns Seized   Rains Slow Air, Armored Attacks; Reds Hold Off Drive Near Seoul

Artillery Is Batfering Red Defense Lines   Big Guns Roar Along 38th Parallel; Enemy Reported Digging in South af Line

—KOREA— Artillery Pounding  Red Forces  South Koreans Cross Parallel

Reds Digging In South Of Border On Two Fronts   South Koreans Are 6 Miles North of Border In East

Artillery Pounds Massed Enemy  Along 38th Parailel tin Central Korea

REDS DIGGING IN FOR FIGHT AT FRONTIER   Ninety Thousand Communist Troops Mass Along Parallel 38 on the Central Front in Korea.   SCORCHED EARTH TACTICS BY U.S.   Shells and Gasoline Bombs Burn and Blast Foe in Area Yanks Propose to Take.

Communists Reported To Be  Digging In South of Border On West and Central Fronts

US. Artillery Shells Chinese Along Parallel  Rains Bog Down UN Armor Attacks, South Koreans Cross

Artillery Pounds Massed Enemy At Parallel 38   Reds Dig In Seuth Of Border on West And Central Fronts

Yank Guns Pound Reds At Parallel   South Korean Units Move More Than Six Miles North Of Line

Enemy Forces Massed Along 38th Pounded   Reds Mass Heavy Concentration South Of Border Along Central Front; Counter-Attack Awaited

Commie Troops Being Blasted by Bombs and Guns   Earth Is Scorched By Allies Ahead Of Their Advance

Enemy Digs In Along Border on Central Front  Artillery Barrage   Artillery Barrage Roars to Forestall Possible Attack

ROKs Move Across 38th on East Coast  Yankees Batter Reds Massed on Border

Yank Artillery Fires on Reds at 38th Parallel   Scorched Earth Policy Applied by UN;.Await Enemy Counter Attack

U.S. Artillery Pounds Enemy Along Parallel   South Koreans North of Line; Reds Massed on Central Front

Guns Clear Way To °38’; Reds Dig In   South Koreans Advance To Six Miles North Of Line

Reds Digging In To Defend Positions Just South Of 33 On West, Central Fronts

Rains Slow UN Advance In Korea —   Communist Resistance Also Is Much Stiffer As Allies Near 38th, Especially in Center

90,000 Communists Reported Massed Along 38th Parallel   American Artillery Pounds Reds From Mud-Mired Positions

Artillery Rips Reds Along38th   Red Chinese Digging In South Of The Parallel On Both Korean Fronts

Reds Massing On Central, East Front   Big Guns, Mired by Heavy Rains, Pound Enemy’s Positions; ROK Troops Cross Borderline

Patrols Slop Forward Thru Pelting Rain   Eastern ROK Army Goes Over 6 Miles Into North Korea

U.S. Pours Shells on Red Foe   _ Concentrate Fire On Force of 90,00C Men Dug in Along The 38th Parallel

Pelting Rain Slows Allies   Artillery Batters At Reds To Thwart Any Plans For New Cammunie Driva

Artillery  Batters Foe  Qn Parallel   Reds Digging in South of Border on Western and Central Fronts; ROKs North of Parallel.

Yank Artillery Hits Red Forces Along the 36th   Reds Digging in South of Border

Artillery Pounds Communist Force Massed on Border  _ £6e %& Peer. £   Red Units Dig In For 38th Parallel Defensive Battle

‘South Koreans Push 6 Miles Over Parallel   Stubborn Chinese Stand Off Allied Attack With Wall Of Mortar Fire

U.S. Artillery Pours Shells Into Enemy   Korean Reds Get Bitter Taste Of American Might

Sunshine To Cover Kansas  RNS GEE SC ren ees i i as   Temperatures To Show Little Change

AS Escape as Plane Crashes Inside Chicago   Pilot's Work Praised as Passengers Get Out Just Before Explosion

Soybeans   Pilot’s Skill ls Credited as 49 Escape Death in Plane Crash

Skillful Pilot Lands Big Plane Seconds Before Gas Tanks Explode; 49 Persons Are Saved

Skillful Piloting Saves 45 Passengers and Crew  of 3 as Bia Plane Falls

Pilot's Skill Saves 49 in Landing  wae nat tig in Chicago Field;

SKILLED CRASH LANDING LEADS 45 10 SAFETY   Airliner Blazes In Fiele After All Persons Make Getaway

Three Slightly Hurt As C-46 Liner Burns After Being Set Down In Field in Chicago

Airliner Makes Forced Landing   48 Persons and Baby Have Narrow Escape  In Chicago Mishap

Student Rescues Baby  Airliner Pilot’s Skill Saves 49 in Fiery Chicago Mishap

49 Escape In Crash Landing   Walk To Safety Before Plane Bursts Into Flame

Skillful Landing Of Plane Only Minutes After Takeoff Saves Lives Of 49 Aboard

Adept Pilot Saves Lives Of Passengers   Big Plane Crashes. and Burns But 49. Passenger _Abaard Escape With Minor Injuries

PLANE FORCED DOWN BURNS, 49 ABOARD SAVED   Airliner Lands in Field, Hit: Haystack; Pilot’s Skill Praised.

2 lowans Aboard; Pilot’s Skill Praised 49 Escape As Plane Crash-Lands, Burns

'—AVERTS AIR TRAGEDY—  Pilor s Skill Credited With Saving 49 Lives

49 On Airliner Saved By Pilot’s Skillful Forced Landing At Chicago

45 IN AIRLINER BARELY ESCAPE   Saved By Skillful Handling Of C-46 Plane In Forced Landing

Reds Stand Pat on 38th Butfer Zone   Truce Parleys Resumed but Without Accord

Discord Marks Resumption Of Truce Parley  Attitude Of Reds Indicates Parley Is Near To Failure

Buffer Zone Stull Brings  Stalemate   Red Chief Sits Silent 131 Minutes

NAM MAINTAINS 131-MINUTE SILENCE IN MEET   38th Parallel Zone Only Thing Chinese Delegates Will Discuss

Desperate Father Took His Troubles to The Church   Miners’ Acts of Mercy Acknowledged in Montcoal Ceremony Today

own Honors Two Miners W ho Gave Big Strips Dit Their Backs To Save Life Of Burned Boy

State Senate To Resume Session: This Afternoon  Many Problems Are Faced As Senators Return To Capital

Pete, the Personality Kitty, Star of Long Beach City Animal Shelter

America’s ‘Hottest’ Ace Limited to One Mission Per Day by Air Force

Guess Reds Are Happier— Air Force Limits Hottest Jet Ace To One Daily Foray: May Be Sent Home

Giant Arms Budget Given Senate Okeh   Solons Cut $1.5 Billion At Final Debate

Measure Sent To Conference  By 79-0 Ballot   O'Mahoney Accepts Slash Of 2.5 Pet. in Record Spendine Proposal

$1.5 Billion Cut From Meastire  In Late Action  Largest Single : Defense Money Bill in History

{  Armed Forces Voted Almost Sixty Bilion Last Minute Cut Of 2\2 Per Cent To

60 Billion: Voted For Defense   Lost-Minute Cut May Sove » Taxpayers Billion And ‘’* Halt #

Senate Passes Huge Military Spending Bill  Despite Slight Cut, Measure Is Largest In World’s History

Senate OK’s 60 Billion Defense Bill   Largest Military Spending Bill InNation’sHistory

Senate Passes Largest Bill For Military   About $60 Billion Passed For U.S. Armed Forces

ARMED FORCES APPROPRIATION BILL ADOPTED   Almest $60-Billion To B. Spent Expanding Military Might      ECONOMY BLOC GETS 214 PER CENT SLASH

WhoppingFund Cut Some More At Last Minute   Tota! Is Largest Ever Appropriated For Armed Forces

OKays Largest Sum in Nation's Long History  $60,000,000,000 for. Army, Navy and__ Air Force Projected 

Senate Passes Huge Military Spending Bill   More Than 59 Billions Approved for Nation’s Expanding Armed Unit

Senate P: asses Bie Military Spending Bill  Votes Near Sixty  Billion For the —— a an

SENATE CHOPS 2), PER CENT   Cut Must Be Squared . With House Levy * For Higher Sum

SENATE CHOPS 2', PER CENT OFF ARMS BILL   Cut Must Be Squared With House Levy For Higher Sum

Senate Approves Huge  U. S. Defense Measure  $60 Billion for America’s Expanding Armed Forces Okaved: Final Minute Cut Is Voted

Military Fund OK'd By Senate   Largest Single Spending Bill in History fo Armed Forces.

British Seize Only Bridge Over Canal   Egyptian Soldiers Are Killed In The Brief Skirmish

Both Sides Claim Other Fired First   ' Seek to Ease Tension in Ismailia with Troops to Move Out

British Seize Canal Bridge   Brief, Sharp Battle With Guards Isolates Egypt From Suez Zone

British Seize Canal Bridge   Two Egyptian Soldiers Killed in Fighting Along Suez Canal

Encounter Follows Seizure of Bridge by Former. Later Reports Say Force Is Withdrawn.

Battle Is Fought In Eayvoni   Only Bridge Across Suez Canal Is Seized By British in Clash With Nationals

Only Bridge Is Seized By British To Cut Off Suez Area From Eavpt

CLASH WITH EGYPTIAN ARMY UNIT   Possession of Only Bridge Across Canal Cuts Off Eastern Egyptian Army Forces.   MOVE TROOPS BY AIR FROM CYPRUS   British Say Canal Area Is Quiet Again; Puli Soldiers Back From City of Ismailia.

Empire Troops Seize Bridge At Suez Canal   3,500 More Soldiers Flown to Crucial Area From Cyprus

Troops Clash in Suez Canal Area   British and Egyptian Forces Skirmish; Two Egyptians Killed   CANAL BRIDGE SEIZEL   VU VDINIVULL DLIELY  Howling Street Mobs Continue to Demonstrate in Cairo

Area Quiet After Brief, Sharp Battle  Move Parachute Troops To Scene

Britons Seize Only Bridge Crossing Suez   Two Egyptian Soldiers Killed In Fighting; Sirect Mob Of 2,000 In Wild Demonstration

British Troops Seize a Bridge On Suez Canal  Paratroops Await wT) Og pn Awa

Only Bridge Over Suez Canal Seized By British Troops  Two Egyptian Soldiers Killed; British To Pull Out Of Ismailia

British, Egyptian Troops In Battle.   Tommies Seize, Give up Bridge Over Canal: Two Favotians Die

MORE TROOPS TO BE SENT TO AREA   ‘Report Sharp Battle With  Egyptian Troops   Quiet Again Today After Two Days Of Fighting: Act To Ease Tension

British Seize Only Bridge Over Suez Cana   Britons Agree To Remove Troops From Ismailia

British Clash with Egyptians; Seize Only Suez Bridge  Paratroops From Cyprus Join Force at Canal

Two Eayptian Soldiers Killed In Sharp Battle   Versions On Length Of Fighting Differ; Mob Forms In Cairo

British Seize Only Bridge Over Canal   Llewermétine O12 xr   2 Egyptian Soldiers Die; Britain Agrees To Leave Ismailia

Weather Forecast   British Seize Only Bridoe Over Canal   Two Egyptians Slain In Battle With English Army Units

Bridge On Suez Canal Is Seized   Tense Canal Area Is Quiet Today After British Take Only Bridge On Canal

British and  Egyptians in New Outbreak   Battle Over Bridge In Suez Area Ends In Death of Two Eqyptian Soldiers

British Seize Bridge Across Suez Canal   Egyptian Soldiers Killed in Fighting

Two Egyptian Soldiers Killed  During Shooting   British Withdraw After Seizing Only Bridge Crossing Suez Canal

Army Says Canal Area  Quiet Today   Egyptian Censors Delhy News; Bridge Links Africa, Asia

English Forces Take Suez Canal Bridge   In The Action Which Took Place Before Dawn British Units Said They Fired In ‘Self Defense’

CENSORS HOLD BATTLE NEWS FOR 24 HOURS   Mobs Demonstrate In Cairo Showing  Pictures Of Dead

British Troops Capture Bridge Over Suez Canal   ‘Two Egyptians Die ‘In Short, Sharp Battle Yesterday

Former Cut  Off Area by Bridge Grab   Withdraw Later; Battle Results Fatally for 2 Eayptian Soldiers.

British Seize Canal Bridge   Two Egyptian Soldiers Killed in Fiahtina

TROOPS CLASH ON SUEZ CANAL   Two Egyptian Soldiers Killed In Brief Skirmish

2 Die in Short Fight; English To Pull Troops  Qut of Ismailia   Rioters. Looters Fired on Earlier: Cairo Reports Seven Killed

Tension Mounting  Bridge Over Canal Seized by British; 2 Egyptians Killed

British and Egyptian Troops Clash Along Suez Canal; Street Mob  Demonstrafes in Downtown Cairo Two Egyptian Soldiers Are Killed As British Seize Canal Bridge

British - Egyptians Battle For Control of Bridge Over Suez   Length of Battle Has Two Different Versions

English Move Cuts Sector From Egypt   Two Nile Soldiers Killed In Clash; More Soldiers Sent To Area

British Battle Keyptains   Two Killed as British Seize the Only Bridge Over Disputed Canal

Britons Cut Off Part Of “anal From Rest Of Country, Take Over Control Of Vital Bride

BATTLE FLARES AT CANAL ZONE   British Troops Seize Only Bridge Over Suez In ‘Sharp Fight—Two Egyptians Are Killed.

Two Egyptians Killed As Bridge Over Canal Is Seized By British   STREET MOB DEMONSTRATES IN CAIRO AS ANTI-WESTERN FEELING MOUNTS

British Claim They Fired In Self Defense And Report Two Egyptians Were Killed   Canal Area Quiet Again And British Move To Ease Tension By Agreeing To Pull Their Troops Out If Ismailia.

2 Egyptians Are Killed In Battie   Canal Area Quiet Again After Sharp Clash

British Hold Only Bridge Over Canal   Quiet Restored After Two Fizhts

British, Egypt Troops Clash Alona Suez   2 Egyptians Kitled; Accounts Vary as to Outcome of Action

British Take Bridge Over Suez Canal   Two Egyptians Die When Troops Clash, News Is Censored

Censors Hold Back Battle News 24 Hours   Two Egyptians killed In Short, Sharp PreDawn Fight—Second Day of Incidents

British Seize Important Suez Canal Bridge   Egyptian Soldiers Killed In Bloody Clash ;

British Hold Bridge Over  Suez Canal   \ Connecting Link Between Asia And Africa Is Taken Aftor PRoattle

British Win Canaldoust   2 Egyptians Killed in Skirmish Over Suez

Only Bridge Over Canal Is Objective   Brilish, Egypt Troops Clash

Thousands Of College Students Taking Tests To Decide Draft Status

155, 000 Students Take Draft Tests  For Deferment   Scores to Determine How Many Remain In College

‘T-Day’ Arrives For Bright Boys   175,000 U. S. Students Take Draft Tests Today To Decide Fzature Life

College Students Across Nation Take Tests Today   Examinations Will Determine Draft Or Classroom Standing

College Students Across Nation Are Taking Tests Today To Avoid Draft   Tests Will Determine If They'll Remain On Campuses Or Go Into The Army; Largest Maes Oniz Ever.

Deferment Tests Being  Held Today   Will Determine If Students Stay On Campus Or Go Into Armed Forces

College Men Take Draft  Tests Today   Classrooms Or Armed Services?

Measure, Which Karlier Had Been Defeated, Is Called Up for Reconsideration and Put Through Amid Shouts of Victory by Democrats and Hoots by Republicans—Conference Group Will Work Out Compromise.

NEW CHURCH   West Side Presbyterians to Begin Excavations Next Week

Russ Threat Blocks Yugoslav Assistance Yugoslavia Says lt Can’  _ Supply Troops Now For Usited Nations

U.$. Weather Picture Varied  Heat, Snow, Drought And Floods Reported

Weather Picture Ran ges From Drou ght ToFloods. From Heat Wave To Snow

Nation Has Remarkable Variety of Weather   Heat Wave, Snow Drought, Cold, Floods Recorded Over Week-End

 Heat Waves, Snow, High Winds and Floods Give ‘America Weekend of That Thing You Talk About

Major Fires Slow Some in Northwest  Feor New Outbreaks As Rein Steying Away

BIG FOREST FIRES SLOW ADVANCE   ‘OREGON, WASHINGTON : TOWNS OUT OF DANGER UNLESS WINDS SPRING UP.

Call Lattimore To Testify On Red Influence   Pacific Relations Institute Studied;  2 State Department Diplomats Suspendec

Denies _ Pacific Institute Had Any Red Link   Lattimore Quizzed As 2 State Dept. Aides Are Ordered Suspended

Liquor Sales Boom as Tax Date Closer   Shortages Reported In Some Parts In Survey

U.S. Military Buildup Turns Tide In Korea  U.N. Forces Can Stay Indefinitely,

Browder Ruling Due Wednesday   Tydings and Red Ace. Co-operated in Quiz, Declares McCarthy ‘

Ruling Due on Browder Case   McCarthy Testifies on Queries by Tydings

Forces For Limited UN Use Offered By Sweden   Combat Team Would Be Sharply Restricted In Support Of Atlantic Pact Defense Army

MOROCCANS WELCOME RETURN OF AMERICANS   Survey Indicates An Overwhelming Majority Glad To See U. S. Forces   COOPERATION IS GOOD

Bud Hathcox Court Bid for Life Is Denied   Judge Declines to Grant Slayer Writ; Has 48 Hours to Take Matter To Appellate Court

RFC to Aim Blow at Credit Block IWith Huge Fund for Defense Housing

R.F.C. To Loan Millions For  Hotsing Plan Will Step In Where  Private Groups Fail  TT. Rinniy Maney

RFC FIGHTING CREDIT BLOCKS   Will Place Millions Behind Move To Cut Out Delays In Big Defense Housing Dyenipets.

REC To Make Housing Loans In Some Areas   Finance Agency Will Act Where Private Capital  Is Not Available

Deadlock Over efense Housing  Agency to Cut Through = gs, m_.. ha. .k  to Break   Agency to Cut Through Credit Roadblock . By Lendina Millions

Human Bomt Kills French Leaders, Self   Assassin Belonged To Rebel Forces

Board Meets Tonight; No Compromise   - Fellows Less Optimistic On Burgess Action

ONE. MAN’S OPINION   By Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International News Service)

Reds Control Denial Entered By Lattimore   Far Eastern Expert Called To Testify Of Institute Work

WEATHER   Lattimore Says Pacific Institute Never Has Been ‘Front’ For Reds

2 American Jets Shoot Up & Red MlGs On Ground  Seven Other MIGs Hit In Dogfights

U.S. fet Airmen Shoot U p Eight MIGs On Ground In  l nprecedented. Air Strike

Bold US Pilots Shoot Up Red Jets on Field   Seven More. Red Ships Hit in Air Fights; Allies Astride River

MiGs Caught In Raid On Field Near Manchuria  Troops Capture Hil! To Straighten Frant   Troops Capture Hil! To Straighten Front Along Central Korea

Steelworkers May Ask For New Pay Pact   Top Policy: Makers. Of clo. Receiving -Word From ‘Rank, And File’ Menibers

Tornado Rips Third of Town No Fatalities   Only 2 of 7 Hurt Are Serious; Laugh  At Wind’s Oddities

Tornado Hits Illinois Town   Destroys Third of Commu nity but No One Killed

Eisenhower To Hear Pact Army Reporis Coammanwealth Leaders Want Stalin-Truman Meeting

Burton :-Dulkte-Give.... Memorial Day Speech At Merrill Ceremony

Clear Up Student Draft Fog   Takes Steps to Assure Enlistment Privileges Evan Aftar lraft Natic

College Students Can-Finish Year  And Still Select Branch of Service

New Assurances  Offered Student:   Defense Department Announces Col. lege Boys May Complete Their Terms and Then Join the Branch of the Service of Their Choice.   PUTS END TO CONFUSION

New Provisions Made In Dratt   Students To Get Choice Of Service

Student Draft Mixup Cleared  Boys Can Finish Tern And Still Enlist

New Draft Rules Clear Up Status of Coilege Students   Can Finish Term and Enlist in Service of Their Choice.

COLLEGE STUDENT STATUS CLARIFIEL   Youths Tapped For Draft May Complete Current Term And Still Enlist In Service Of Choice

What's the Draft Situation? College Students Get Assurances on Service

Students May Stay in Schoo!  Opportunity to be Afforded as to the Twne af Service

College Students Can Finish Term, Choose Service Program Is Intended tc  Halt Leaving School Th, Emlfict

Students Told They Can Pick  Service Later   : Collegians Tapped _ For Draft Informed Thev Can End Term

Student Bratt Muddle Has Been ironed Qut   Men Can Remain in Colfege Until End of Term, Then Volunteer

Can Stay in School, Then Pick Service   College Students Toppid For Draft Get Assurance Under Rulez Clarification

Hebnobs With Inmates  Scientist Keeps Diary Of 2 Months In Asylur

‘Dr. X For Two Months  an . Scientist Poses As Patient,  Hits At Mental Hospitals

Protit Guard Is Voted in Controls Bill   DiSalle Calls It Worst Blow Yet— Final Action Near

Seesaw Fight Over Controls Nearing End   New Setback Handed Administration In Ritter House Debate

Approves Amendment  Yor Profit  Rent And Credit Changes Unsettled

House Nears Final Voting On Controls Bill  Administration Beate  Th wend tue ee   Administration Beaten By Vote Providing Meaneqnable Profit’

House Nearing End Of Battle Over Controls   Administration Leaders Have Won Some Victories, Suffered Defeats

Members Irkec As House Vote On Curbs Due   Administration Hopes To Get Vote Tonight; After Surprise Defeat

House Nears End Of Long Battle Over Controls   Hopes To Start Final Voting Early Tonight

NEAR VOTING ON CONTROLS   Tempers Frayed As End To Lengthy Debate Approaches

House Members Near End of Controls Fight   Administration Hopes To Reach Final Vote Tonight on OPS Bill

Bitter Controls Fight Is Nearing Windup in House      Administration Hopeful of Getting Down to Final Voting Tonight on Much-Amended Bill

Trumanites Hope To Salvage Some Controls  Final Vote On Measure Due Toniaht

Tempers Frayed In Control Fight   House Members Bitter During Long Battle To Settle Program

BATTLE NEARING CLOSE ON PRICE AND PAY CURBS   Amended Bijl Contains Ban On Price Controls That Would Not Allow Reasonable Profit.

PROFIT ‘ANGLE INJECTED — Battle Over Controls Rages to Showdown.

House Members ope For Final ontrols Vote .  ‘All Controls Not .               All Controls Not . ‘Allowing A Profit. . & Banned By House

Di Salle Attacks Action As ‘Most Damaging Blow’   Political Factors Watched, Partisan Bitterness Displayed

House Nears End Of Bitter Battle  ‘On Controls Isstxe   Curbs Not Allowing Reasonable Profit Banned in Vote

Controls Battle On over Profit   Political Angles Injected into Row

House Nears End Of War On Controls For Economy   , Vote Is Expected * By Late Tonight On Amended Plan

Vote Tonight To End Battle  Over Controls   Administration Leaders Hopeful Of Getting To Fina} Ballot.

Gunmen Captured Few Hours After Holding Up Bank   Trio Is Seized With Loo And Girl Companion Near Milwaukee

Bank Bandits Caught After $93,000 Raid   Three Gunmen Captured Few Hours After Daring Holdup

}ROB MILWAUKEE SANK OF $93,000: “AUGHT WITH L001   junmen Seized With Gir _ Companion Few Hours After Holdup—Offer No Resistance.   UNDLES OF BILLS FOUND IN THEIR CAR   areful Timing Methods  ised in Scooping Up Money  —Trio Fled in Storm Over Slippery Streets.

BANK ROBBERS CAPTURED WITH $93,569 LOOT   Three Gunmen And Girl Involved In Milwaukee Holdup   APPREHENDED FEW HOURS AFTER JOB

Robbers Caught $93,569 Bank LootRecovered   Three Gunmen, Girt Companion Nabbed For Wisconsin Job

RED DEFENSE BUDGET BEING CONSIDERED   Foreign Diplomats Interested Ir Whether Russia Will Spend More This Year

NEW ADDITION AT WHIRLPOOL   Construction Of $550,000 Warehouse To Start This Month

Throwing in Towel in Fight to Hike Income Tax   But Sen. Humphrey Continues Battie Tr End Incaome-Splitting Benefits

House Kills Key Rural Road Bill For Time Being  Throws Measure At Agricultural Group. 74 to 62

ARMY TOSTICK TO .30 CALIBER SIZE FOR RIFLE   Resist British Argument Their New .280 Weapon Is Better.

U. 8, Army Trvi ing to Prove  Its Rifle Best for Allies   Seek to Shoot Holes In British Argument for Its Gun as Nations Seek Standardization for Europe

Britain's Rifle Opposed By U.   U.S. Army Wants 30 Calibre Size —

Army's Rifle-Firing Demonstration Designed To Scuttle British Debate

Ordnance Experts Argue American Rifle Is More Effective Than British —

VETO BRINGS JOY TO KREMLIN, SAYS BROYLES   Senate Fails by 4 Votes to Override Anti-Red Bill Veto.

Convinced Russ Flying ‘War Planes   Collins Tells Senate Committees Most OF Captured Equipment  Te Russian

Army’s Staff Chief Briefs  Senate Group   Says Allied Troops Move To Offensive, Cites Enemy Losses

Nominee Put Up By Truman To Be Rejected   MeCarran Indicates Senate Will Back Douglas  In Drucker Case

Plan Slowdown on Reservists Calls   But Recalls of Yoluntear Inactives Not to Be Drepped

Income, Luxury Sale Tax Increase Asked   Truman Program Aims at All Earnings, Cars, Radios, Appliances, Amusement

Truman Won't Discuss His Diane in 194)   President Brusquely Turns Aside Political Questions Fired hy Reporters.

Another Booming Year In Economy ‘{s Contidently Forecast For 1952

Plenty Of Jobs ‘Booming Business To Continue  Through 1952, Experts Agree

AMENDMENT TC BILL RETURNS IT TO SENATE   Vote Is 103 Approving wit! Two Democrats Casting No’ Ballots.

School Board Voting to Be In 9 Preeinets   Two Members Will Be  Elected in Saturday Balloting

Polls Open at Noon Saturday In School Vote   Two Board Members Seek Reelection—-Third Is in Field

Inquiry Plans To Subpoena Boyle Accounts   Reporter Predicts Records Will Show Secret Payments

Boyle's Bank Books Sought; Secret Payments Reported   St. Louis Reporter Withholds Sources But Indicates Accounts Will Prove His Story

GEN. COLLINS TELLS 18TH CORPS x U. S. Next Year Will Have Laraest Peacetime Army .

FAVOR FROSH RULE   = Seven Faculty Advisors _ Leaning. Foward First-

FAVOR FROSH RULE   ane Seven Faculty Advisors Leaumng Tower Toward Firstrear Play .

Eisenhower Flies *To Paris to Begin Arming Europe   President Sees Him Off at Airport As Honor Guards Gives 17-Gun Salute

IRAN REJECTS: LATEST BRITISH OIL PROPOSAL   Mossadegh Given Confidence Vote But Urged to Continue Parley.

UN Emphatie: No Progress; Reds Suggest Compromise   Communists Might Cone sider Unlimited Rotation of Troops

TRUCE WRANGLE TOSSED IN LAPS OF STAFF TEAM      One - Shot Effort Tx Break Long Dead. lock On Supervising Korean Armistice Being Made.

Staff Officers To Discu ss Supervisic  New Approach Tried to End  Truce Tieup

STAFF OFFICERS TACKLE KOREAN TRUCE DEADLOCK   REPORT NO PROGRESS ON FINDING METHOD TO SUPERVISE TRUCE

‘One-Shot Effort’ Being Made To Break Deadlock   Communists Suggest Their Version Of Truce Compromise

TO END DEADLOCK   Truce Negotiators Turr Armistice Problems to  Staff Officers

Truce Teams Try To End Deadlock Over Supervision  Plans Are Readied Th Raturn POW.

Supervision Problem Given  Staff Members   ‘One-Shot Effort’ Made To Break Long Korean Deadlock

‘One-Shot Effort’ To Reach Terms For Supervision   No Progress In Four Days On Differing Views

Truce Check Up Problem Handed Staff Officers   Move Prompted By Continuing Talks Deadlock

Supervision of Armistics Is Problem Before Negotiators   No Progress Makes Subcommittee Vital To Truce

Staff Officers Make Attempt  Panmunjom Meeting Lasts for Two Hours

Report No Progress At Parley   Staff Officers Try To Break Panmunjom Deadiock Today In ‘One-Shot Effort’

Staff Officers Called Back Into Talks   Subcommittees — Failing To Make Much Progress

Try One-Shot Effort to End Truce Deadlock   “Reds” Version OFf..Compromise Offers: Little

Staif Olficers Given Problem Of Supervision   Lack of Progress In Talks Forces Fresh Approach

Lack of Progress Is  Reason for Decision   Communists Suggest Three New Points as Their Particular Compromise _

TRUCE SUPERVISION ISSUE TURNED OVER TO STAFF OFFICERS   No Progress Made On Problem For Days, Allied Officials Claim; Study Latest Red Version of Compromise.

Allies Send In Their First Team   Hope Top Officers Can Score an Agreement! Before Dec. 27 Deadline

Staff Works On Armistice ‘Supervision   Effort: Underway To End Deadlock

Truce Supervision Problem Goes fo Staff Officers   Lack of Progress Causes Action; Reds Make What They Term “Compromise.”

‘One-Shot’ Truce Effort Planned—  Staff Officers to Seek Break in ‘Deadlock’

U.N. Spokesman Says Progress At a Standstill   Communists Say They May Consider Allied Rotation of Troops

Issue Of How To Supervise Korean Armistice Given To Staff Officers      Truce Negotiators Make ‘One-Shot Effort’ To Break Long Deadlock   Monroney Wants To Ban Inferference By Lawmakers With Tax Cases

. Supervision. Problem Turned Over to Staff Officers in Hope ‘of Speeding Parley

Staff Aides Appointed To Study Issues  Officers Meet. Give No Report

New Means Sought - For Korean Truce   Staff Officers Lay Plans To Break Deadlock

Officers Gel Chance Break Truce Tangle   One Shot Effort Is Made to Find Way Ou Of Deadlock in Munsan Talks

DEADLOCK OVER CHECKING TRUCE STILL UNBROKEN   No Meeting Today About Exchange of War’s Prisoners

Truee Talks Turned Over To UN Staff   Reds Offer Compromise After No Progress For Many Days

No Progress ‘Made in Days   Reds Suggest New Compromise to UN Envovs

Truce Negotiators Turn Armistice Problems Over to Staff Men ‘In Bid to Break Lengthy Deadlock

Task Of War Truce Observers Up To Officers   Staff Group In Meeting Today To End Deadlock

\ egotiators Hope to Break Long Deadlock   No Report Issued on Two-Hour Meeting at Panmunjom—Will Mee For Parley Tonight

CALL STAFF OFFICERS IN. ON PARLEY   Negotiations Turned Over to Minor Officials Be- cause Negotiators Fail to Make Progress.   READY TO SPEED PRISONERS HOME   Eighth Army to Fly Captured Allied Soldiers to Japan if Armistice Is Reached.

Staff Officers Tackle Dispute Over Armistice  et) RE OUI an. STA REY neta Pree eer a

Air Force Colonels  Called In   Negotiators Give Up On How to Supervise Korean Armistice

STAFF OFFICERS GET PROBLEM ON TRUCE DEADLOCK   Give Out No-Report On Armistice Talks After Group Adjourns

REDS OFFER OWN IDEA OF COMPROMISE   ’ Arrangements For Moving Prisoners Reported Complete

Allied, Enemy . Officers Debate Supervision Plar  ‘One-Shot’ Parley Seeks To Resolve Armistice Issue

Problem fo Staff Group   No Progress for Days On Key Point; Reds Offer Version of Compromise

Two Controversial Measures Included Gov. Beardsley Signs Last Of Lesislature’s Bills

Bills Signed By Beardsley  Governor Dcesn’t Veto Any of the Measures

Beardsley Signs Remaining Bills From ‘51 Session   Puts Signature To Long List Of Bills Today

VARMEST WELCOME  French President Auriol ~ Arrives in Washington~

No Withdrawal Seen In Korea   Steadfast In Policy Of Holding Fast

Official U.S. Attitude Toward Korean Action Unchanged   There Will B: No Voluatery Withdrawal and Amaricon Forces Will Fight on As Long As Possible, ts Assurance

U.S. To Fight On Long As Possible   No Voluntary Withdraw al In Korea, Say  Top Officials.

U. S. Reiterates Policy  Of Remaining In Korea   Denies Chicago Story That MacArthur Recommends Withdrawal; Beachhead Believed Planned

No Voluntary Withdrawal In Korea For US   Americans To Fight Lona As Possible

Korea Peace Plans Hit Defays In UN   ‘Americans Will Fight On In Korea

Officials Insist Attitude Toward Military Action In Korea Unchansed

U.S. Does Not Intend To Quit Korea  Officials Say VYVanke Tran Kaan

Americans Not To Give Up In Korea  Official Position Is to Fight eds

No ‘Voluntary Withdrawal’  From Korea   Military Intends To Hold on About  Pusan Beachhead

U. S. Officials Say United Nations Do Not Plan To Quit Korean Front

U. 5. TO TRY TO STAY IN KOREA   Officials Reiterate There Will Be No Voluntary Withdrawal

Yanks To Fight Long As Possible  U.S. Firmly Against Quitting Korea War

Christmas for Soviet Army to be Very Grim, Very Dry   Day Itself Is to be lanored by Nation

(> lvans Will Have Grim, Dry Christmas ln Fast Germany, Says Red Deserter

All on Board Airliner Perish  Plane Found on Africa Hill With 40 Dead

Forty Aboard Big Airliner  Reported Dead   Plane Disintegrated After Crash In Liberia, Officials Say

Photographer Snaps Novy Plane:  Borger Paper Has Bare Spof For Seizure Of News Camera

Deputy Sheriff Seizes Camera  Navy Officer Denies He Ordered Action

Reds Demand Death for ‘Archbishop Josef Groesz   Hungarian Government Prosecutor Calle far "Saveract Punishment”

Prosecution Has Many Witnesses In Groesz Trial   Decisions of ‘People’s Court’ in Budapest Expected Tomorrow

State Budget Doesn't Make Sense, Needs Overhauling, Sobeloff Commission Reports

RED CASUALTIES SET 1,133,000 FOR CONFLICT   Three Enemy Jets Shot Down In Bia Battle

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Gives Jurist Lesson On kvil Nature Of Our Unionism

EARLY DEADLINE  On Classified Ads Thursday  lease call in your Classifi

Wants fo Probe St Louis Case   Sen Fuibright Says Boyle Fees Should Be Investiaated

 Where’s Your Umbrella, Harry? Truman Begins Program To ‘Appease’ Congress

Chief Executive Starts ‘Kind To Congress Move   Does About-Face On RFC Controversy, European Troops

Truman’‘s Appeasement of Congress Presents Washington with New Enigma

Truman Does Quick Change  Makes About-Face On RFC Issue And Army To Europe

Truman A ppears Ott on Excursion Of Being Kind to Congress Again

Truman Reverse: Tactics on RFC  Four Divisions Tagged for Europe

Truman Appeasement Policy Gives Rise To Rumors 1952 Nomination Is Being Sought

Teachers’ Remand Is Bir ‘Headache’   State’s Public School Educators Ask For Extre $49 Million in Pay Boos!

LOW REQUESI FOR MILITARY   Armed Forces To Be Over Three Million

S6 Billion Supplement Requested   1951-52 Spending May Fall Below Truman Estimate

Defense Costs Are Lowered  i a waa   Scale Down Figure For 1952 Program

Request for Funds $3.6 Billion under  ‘Truman’s Estimate   Unexpectedly Low Figure Is Submitted by Armed Services For Military 1952 Spending

Lust Leads To Chair  ‘Lonely Hearts’ Killers FranticallySeek Respite

GOP IN CLEAN SWEEP IN MICHIGAN ELECTION   Chicago Selects Mayor; Balloting May Have Effect on ‘52 Presidential Picture

East Main Street Boy Changes Plan   Star School Tenant Crawls  Back To Safety

Young Reds Jam Berlin to Stage Peace Festival   Main Theme of Rally Loyalty to Stalin, Watred af TIS

——————— We're Not Loved —————————— Red Youths Accent Peace In Funny Sort Of Way At East Berlin Parley

World Red Youth in Berlin Denounce U.S. But Their Queen Stays AWOL in West Zone

Red Youth Jam East Berlin In Anti-U.S. Fete  Fiery Speeches Hit   Fiery Speeches Hit West; Group Shouts Praise For Stalin

East Berlin Rally Has Hatred of U.S. As Main Theme   Pieck Gives Hitler -Style Speeches .to 80,000 at ‘Festival’ of ‘Peace’

‘Communist Youth at Peace Festival Shows Hate for U.S.   But They're Loyal to Soviet’s Stalin

Queen of Reds Flees Celebration an ayo Communist Youths Jam East Berlin  aaa

Were Not Loved Red Youths Accent Peace In Funny Sort Of Way At East Berlin Parley

Berlin Jammed  For Youth Rally   Theme Of Peace Festival Is Hatred For U. S,, Loyalty To Russia.

Cocktail War of Lie,  Russians Continues   U. N. Secretary-General and Russians Boycotting Each Other's Parties, Staffs Not Allowed to Attend, Either

ANTI-COMMUNIST UNDERGROUND BUSY   Modest Two-Story Stone : House in Leipzig is  Nerve Center   GROWING RESISTANCE

Reds Leading In Sicily Vote   De Gasperi’s Party Fall: Roiahind in Count

TRUMAN GIVES FULL SUPPORT TO MOBILIZER   Dispute With Labor On Defense Role Gets Study

-UN Troops Have Made Man Mistakes in Korea But Not as Many as the Enemy

All of "Em Bobbled in Korean War  Credit UN With Less Mistakes Than the Fnemv

Peron Radio Trains Fire onLaNacion   Blasts Like Those Against La Prensa Before Shutdown

PERON FORCES TURN GUNS ON NEWSPAPER IN IREFUSAL TO DENOUNCE STRIRE ON RAILROADS

Peron Blasts At La Nacion  Is Last Independent Paper In Araenting

Big Enemy Corps Palls Back Fast, Dodges UN Trap   Two Allied Columns Join Forces, Eliminate Last Red Pocket

Allied Linkup Eliminates Big Commie Pocket   Six Red Armies Poised North Of Boundary Line

U.N. Columns Make Linkup; Foe Retreats   Last Large Enemy Pockel 7 South of Paralicl 1 Tc Fliminated

LEGISLATURE IN 15TH WEEK   Higher Highway Taxes Still Main Problem  Before Solons

Higher Highway Taxes Up Again  Lansing Legislature Goes Into 15th Week

Good Offices Group in U.N.  Try Old Mule   Try Old Mule Training Trick

U.N. Begins Task Of Making Peace With China   Critical Problem Facing Group Over Korean War

Ticklish Job Of Seeking UN Peace Begins  Threats, Wooing   Threats, Wooing Mark Drive For Asia Settlement

UN PONDERING FUTURE MOVES   Must Woo And Threaten Red China At The   Same Time

2 Civil Defense Measures Pass      Assembly Softens Organization Plan

BIG AIR FLEET TAKES PART IN DEFENSE TEST   150,000 Volunteer Spotters Mobilized In Air Exercise.

HOUSE PASSES SALARY MEASURE.  Redistricting Bill Introduced Today.

TEXAS SENATE GETS FIRST REDISTRICTING BILL; NOVEL APPOINTMENTS PLAN HAILED

Martin Named Reserve Chiel   Thomas B. MeCabe Resign: KRederal Board Chair

31 Killed In Texas Violence   Ten Auto Victims, Six in Airplanes ‘On Bloody Weekend

Willett Resigns New Navy Post   Criticism Leveled at Department Irks $11,800 Man

Navy Man May Direct Atom Tests   Military Services Seem To Be Rotating Task Force Chiefs

Will Induct Seven Men February 13   More May Be Called to Report Next Month.

First March (Call Is for Nine Men   Selectees Will Leave Here on the 14th.

induction Notices fo Nine Countians   Four to Go Next Month, Five in October.

Doughboys Fight To Retake Lost Position in West  Face Estimated Red. Battalion

Gls Battle To. Refake Position   Fight Is Staged . In Zero Weather

Doughboys Fight To Retake Lost. Korean Outpost   Red Rail Lines, Fuel Dumps Are Blasted By Allied Warplanes

Battle in lero Weather   Doughboys Seek to Retake Lost Position; Bombers Hit Red Transport System

Zero Weather Slows Fighting  " Doughboys Battle  For .Lost Outpost

6,000 GET OUT AT KANSAS CITY ASRIVER RISES   Homes of 20,000 At Topeka Under Hich Water Now

Orders City To Serve Eleven Residents Of Oklahoma Section   Cost Of Extension To Consumers Off Maple Avenue Extension To Be Set By Agreement.

Believed to Have Suggested New Site For Talks, and Invited Reds Either to Resume Negotiations or Fight It Out on Battlefield

Ridgway Seen Now Drafting ‘Final’ Reply   Note May Ask Switch In Site; Word Is  Awaited From Washington

Proposed Boost In Taxes Unwise, Republicans S Say  Committee Minority Report Blasts Bill

UN Forces Chasing Retr eating Chinese  Reds Abandoning x Equipment ‘a Supplies

Reds Abandon Food, Weapons In Withdrawal   Killer Offensive Takes Staggering © Toll Of Communists

5 UN Units Pursue Reds Four Miles   Chinese Abandon Supplies, Food In Their Flight

Chinese Abandon Ammunition, Food In Hasty Retreat   Five United Nation Divisions Gain Up To 4 Miles On 40-Mile Front; On Eastern Half Of Front Allies Engage In Savage Fights With Fanatical North Koreans

Reds Thrown Back Average of Five Miles   Chinese Leave Guns, Munitions, Food Rahind tn Fliaht

Allied Drive Carries Ahead Over-4 Miles   Reds Abandon Food, Guns, Ammunition . On Central Front :

Allies Pound Fleeing Reds   Five U. N. Divisions Advance Four Miles

‘On Eastern Front Fighting Bim. mers Down After Series Of Savage Battle With Fanatic  ) North Koreans   ‘COMMUNIST LOSSES NEAR 30.000 MARK

Five Divisions ° Continue Gains Against Reds   Fleeing Enemy Leaves Behind Munitions, Food

UN Advance Continues Across 40-Mile Front   Chinese Reds Abandon Equipment In Flight from ‘Killer’ Operation

Gain Up To Four Miles Along 40-Mile Front; Taking Heavy Toll   Four Days of Killer Offensive Roll Up Almost 30,000 Casualties For Chinese Commies.

Enemy Abandons Food, Equipment as 8th Army ‘Killer’ Drive Continues

Reds Leave Supplies In Retreat   Fanatic North ~ Koreans Slow Down Drive in East

Congress for Czech Blow   Votes 443 to 1 for Suspending Trode Until Crechs Releose Oatis

Congress Asks Czechs To Free  Correspondent   Legislators Threaten Trade Ban In Event Resolution Heeded

Curb on Czech Trade Favored   Congress Has Big Majority for Act To Free Oatis

Congress Favors Breaking Off Czech Trade   Resolution Passed By Record Vote Of Both Houses

Farm Bureau Not In Favor of More Schoo! Aid  Wants More Money From County Taxes For F. B. Program

3Killed, 31 Houses Damagec InN. Y. Blast   8-Block Area Swept by Natural Gas Explosion

Rochester Citizens, Still Stunned, Search Explosion Debris   3 Killed, Many Injured By Blast and Fire that Destroyed 31 Homes.

Gas Wrecks 8 Blocks Of Homes; 3 Killed In Rochester, N. Y. Suburb

Blasts Kill 3, Shred 3 Homes  mn Eurntarian   Gas Explosion Chain Rocks Town

3 Dead As Blast Razes 3 LResidences   Rochester Suburb Hard Hit by Explosion of Natural Gas: 25 Hurt

Three Die in Gas Explosion   8 Block Rochester, N.Y., Area Affected

31 HOUSES BLOWN UP IN GAS BLASTS   Fifteen Homes Flattened and 16 Others Damaged in Fashionable Area of Rochester, N. Y.   ONLY 3 DEATHS AND 20-25 HURT   Regulator Fails on Gas Main, Building Up Pressure for Explosions Like String of Firecrackers.

Chain Explosions  Level Many Home:  Blasts Kill Three In Eastern Town

Residences Explode Like Firecrackers   Three Persons Killed, Between 20-25 Hurt; State, County, City Start Investigation

Blasts Level 31 Homes in Eastern City   Three Are Dead As Natural Gas Lines-Exolode

A. Earl Shipley Confirmed As Director Of Parole, Probation   TYDINGS, CHICHESTER REPLACED AS REGENTS

Greenbag Opened Westminster Lawyer Named Parole, Probation Directoy

Britain Faces Another Dollar Shortage   Solvent Position Of Two Months Ago May Be Reversed

Britain Working Up To Another Dollar Crisis  Economy Of Isle Sarianely Mit

“Britain Money Crisis Nearing; See U.S. Loan  Blames Dollar Strait _ On Demand by U.S. * For Arms Speedup

Youth, 19, Adnits Slaying of Two and 14 Robberies   He and Companion Wer Arrested Alter Gun Battle With Police.

Four U.S. Airmen To Tell Of Captivity In Hungary   Haggard Fliers Given Huge Welcome At Base Reporters To Get Chance To Interview Group   Diplomatic Break Ruled Out

Intelligence Aides Check  Experiences   ‘Flyboys’ Are Happy And Tired After Communist Ordeal

TEMPERATURE   Fliers Ready To Tell Story Of Captivity   Sob With Joy Over Freedom

Kremlin Big Shots Meet In Warsaw   Unusual Congregation Thought To Suggest Renewed Peace Drive

Red Leaders’ Action Hints New Moves   Renewed Peace Drive Believed to Be in the Making.

New Soviet Move In World Affairs Seen As Communist Leaders Meet In Warsaw

Soviet Peace _     Warsaw Talks  . Top Russian Officials   mwa fal...’ Cacmmrrnd   Top Russian Officials At Gathering Suggest New Red Strategy

Kremlin’s Men Of Action Gather At Warsaw, Indicating Renewed Peace Drive In Offing

RED [:EADERS ASSEMBLE IN PEACE DRIVE   Top. European Chiefs Attend Anniversary » In Warsaw

Chicago Killing Proves Mystery  No Motive In Slaying Of Plant Executive

Rich Chicagoan Slain in Auto   Gunman Flees After Killing Paper Executive

Pa. Congressional Districts Studied   State Districts Termed Overmanned; Group T: Check New Proposal

Some Congressional Districts Said By ‘The Committee Head to be Overmanned

Reminaton Faces Fresh Charge Of Lying At Trial  His Attorney Cries ‘Double Jeopardy’  awnrneb Abbe

UN Troops Cross the 38th Parallel   Action Follows Okay Given by MocArthur;. Crossing Point Secret

Atomic Arms Data Grabbed by Czech, 2 Probers Disclose   Justice, State Agencies Ignored U.S. Agents’ Warning, Senators Say

Reds Rebuffed On New Plea For Jap Pact.      L.S. Turns Down Soviet Plan for China To Sit In

Solons Speed Toward Adjournment. Passing Separate Bills Raising Postal Rates, Employes’ Salaries

DYING CHILD'S PLIGHT TOUCHES McLEANSBORC   Townspeople Start Fund fo 10-Year-Old Donald Redfearn.

Boy, 10, Doomed To Cancer Death   He Says He Doesn’t Want to Die; Fund Started for Him

i Can‘é Play Cowlhoy’ ?  ‘Can't Wait to Get to Heaven, \Sevs Doomed 10-year-Old Boy

Communists Refuse to Talk About Anthing Except Buffer Zone Located Where They Want [+.

BreakingPoint Believed Near   Reds Won’t Budge On Parallel As Dividing Line

Truce Delegates Sit Over Two Hour: in Dead Silence   Reds Refuse to  Temporarily Pass Buffer Zone Issue.

Resumption Of Cease-Fire Talks Get Nowhere As Communists Are Adamant’: U.N. Pessimism Noted

2 Hours Spent In Dead Silence By Negotiators   Neither Side Will Change Position On Buffer Zone

TRUCE TEAMS SIT 2 HOURS IN SILENCE   Enemy Refuses To Discuss Anything But Buffer  ii © C@DNVYECMAANM   Says Air Full Of Electricity As Armistice Talks Reopen In Kaesong

Enemy Refuses to Talk About Anything Except Parallel Buffer Zone

Delegations Sit In Silence For Over Two Hours   U.N. Efforts To Break Deadlock Are Unavailing

Buffer Zone Issue Again Snaqs Peace Negotiations   2-Hour Silence Marks Meeting

New Deadlock  On Cease-Fire   Negotiotors Sit Over 2 Hours Without A Word Spoken

Peace Parley At Kaesong Nears Blowup   Reds Refuse to Answer Allied  M..-., Denerncelt

Allied, Red Teams Still Deadlocked   Communists Refuse Tc Talk Except About Their Zone idea.

BARA EP ENS SO  Each Waits For Other To Change   TALKS RESUME ON ARMISTICE

UN and Communis Truce Delegations Are Deadlocked   Delegations Sit for Over Two Hours in Dead Silence Today

Enemy s Leader Snubs Substitute Offer by Admiral  Situation ‘Tense’ During Two-Hour Parley Deadlock

Weather   Truce Teams Set In Dead Silence ©  For Over 2 Hours   No One Spoke for 131 Minutes While Waiting for Other Side To Yield on Buffer Zone Area

Both Truce Teams Sit  In Silence  No Word Spoken For 131 Minutes

UN Proposals: All Turned Down By Communists   Report Reds Will Discuss Nothing But Buffer Zone On Their Own Terms

Parley, Resumec After Six Days, Hits New Snag  Enemy Negotiators Won't Debate Any 

Sit Silent Over 2 Hours— Reds Refuse To Budge ‘On Butfer Zone Position

Both Sides Sit in Silence For More Than Two Hours  Waiting Someone’s Change

U. N. Proposals for a: Buffer Zone Are Flatly Rejected By The Red Delegates at Kaesong

Negotiators Sit Silently For 131 Minutes Waiting Break   Cigarets, Notes Occupy Generals As They Sit & Wait

All Allied Proposals Turned Down   Delegations Sit  In 2-Hour Silence Waiting For Each To Change Position

Deadlock Continues  On Buffer   Nobody Speaks for 131-Minute Period; Joy Breaks Silence

Negotiators Sit For Two Hours In Silence   Reds Will Talk Only About Their Zone

Peace Delegation Sits in Silence Two Hours, 11 Min.  Nam Won't Consider Any But Parallel 38

Peace Talks Stalled Again On Buffer Zone   Korea General Refuses To Talk So Delegates Sit in Bored Silence

Truce Teams Sit in Silence for Hours; Reds Refuse to Discuss Alternate Zone

Talks at Most Critical Point Since Start; Reds Adamant   CommunistsRefuse to Dis. cuss Other Items Before Issue Settled

Deadlocked Truce Negotiators Sit Without Breaking Silence for Two Hours and 11 Minutes Today  Communists Stubbornly Refuse To Talk About Most Subjects

Reds Refuse To Talk About Anything but’ Buffer Zone Located . Where They Want It

Truce Delegates Sit Silent For Two Hours  Communists Refuse To Talk About Anything Except A Buffer Zone Located Where They Want It

NOT A WORD ~ IN-2 HOURS, 11 MINUTES   Deadlocked Negotiators Sit Without Talking ‘as Sessions Are Resumed ‘at Kaesong Today.   RED BUFFER ZONE; DEMAND IS SNAG   Communists Refuse to Discuss Anything But Their Demand for 38th Parql* lel No-Man’s-Land.

Cease-Fire Envoys Sit In Silence   No Word Is Spoken For Over Two Hours As Deadlock Over Buffer Jone Holde

Parley Resumes. Nobedv Talks For 131 Minutes   Unprecedented Silence Results As Communists Refuse To Discuss Any Thing But Buffer Zone

Nobody Speaks for 131 Minutes   Joy Breaks Silence, Communists Reject  All Allied Moves

Reds Want To Discuss Buffer Zone   Allies Are Ready To By-Pass That Touchy Problem

Truce Teams in Dead Silence For Two Hours  Each Waits for Other To Change Mind

Stony Silence At Cease-Fire Talk   Deadlocked Truce Teams Spend Two Hours in Ab solute Quiet   TRY AGAIN SATURDAY

Truce Talks Are Bogged Down Again   Reds Refuse to Change Stand on Buffer Zone and Won't Discuss Other Phases

Negotiators Fail To Speak For 2:11 Hours   Reds Declared ‘Adamant’ About Butfer Location

Truee. Heads Sit In Silence For 2 Hours   Deadlocked Parley Leaders Fail To Rudeoe From Stands

Truce Teams Stay Silent, Await Break   Reds: Will Not Talk -About Anything But’ - Buffer Zone Demand

Peace ‘Talks’ Resumed, But Progress Nil  Delegates Continue To Debate Question Of Buffer Zone

ALLIES, REDS ADAMANT ON BUFFER ZONE   Communists Turn Down N Alternative Proposals

Silence Of Red Leaders Threatens Armistice Talks;  Negotiators Sit © Tight-tipped-For—--

Progress Stalls Over Question Of Buffer Zone   Outlook Is Glum With Both Sides Refusing to Budge

Deadlocked Truce Team: Spend Two Hours in Ab solute Quiet   TRY AGAIN SATURDAY   Communist Delegates Refuse to Discuss Anything But Buffer Zone

Communists at Parley Wont Talk   Silent 2 Hours, 11 Minutes; Meet at Critical Point

Knvoys Have ?-Hour Silent Talk Session   Commies Refuse to  Discuss Anything But Making Buffer Zone Along 38th Parallel

\Robinson KO's Tarpin ‘In 10th, Regains Title   61,370 Spectators See Harlem Boxer, Blood Streaming from Cut Eye, Suddenly Floor Champion—Referee Halts Bout with British Fighter Reeling

City Supervisors Now Outnamber Rural Ones  On County Board, 24-22

Churchill Chooses Cabinet Without  Surprise Names Old Followers Are Put In High  Positions By Conservative Party

Jaunty Churchill Takes Cabinet to King Old Warrior Grasps Affairs in Critical Period

Churchill Is Cheered by Britons On Appearance at Palace to  Bring His Cabinet List to King

War Cabinet Again Picked By Churchill   Prime. Minister Fills Post As Head of Defense; Eden Is Deputy

RCHILL NAMES KEY MEMBERS OF HIS CABINE’   ints Eden Deputy Prime  nister, Foreign Secre tary and Leader in Commons.   S OVER DEFENSE MINISTRY HIMSELF   of Admirers Al it Mob New Chief as Appears at Buckingham Palace.

Cabinet Is Named For  Britain   Churchill Keeps Two Posts With Eden As His Foreign Secretary

Churchill Takes Two Top Places In New Cabinet   Prime Minister Acts With His Old Vigor tn Taking Over Post

Churchill Installs World War II Team In Cabinet: Takes Dual Role

_ King Approves New Cabinet  ‘Churchill Magic Helps Britons Forget Woes

ANTHONY EOE NAMED Ao Hla FOREIGN ott Y   Winnie, Full of Old Vigor, to Be Both Defense and Prima Minister.

British War Leadership Reinsfalled  Cheering Crowds m_._.k Bos... 2k

Churchill And Eden Take Over  Wo tid War it Hea  we Datuwetirl bine

New British Leader Takes Double Role For Himself   Anthony Eden Gets Nomination To Be Foreign Minister

Winnie Gives Self Dual Role   He Will Serve As Prime Minister And Defense Chief

Churchill Names Self as British Defense Head   Foreign Secretary Post Goes to Eden; King Approves Staff

World War Il Leadership Is Re-Established   Churchill Assumes Dual  Role Of Prime Minister And Defense Minister; Fden Foreign Sccretlary

Anthony Eden Gets Foreign secretary Job   Eight Key Posts Already Filled By An Eager Winnie

Jail Fire Report Is Studied .   State Justice Dept Will Consider Possible Action  In Belie Vernon

Reds Exeluded ‘On Tariff Cuts   House Amends Trade Act. Wotec Extension

Gen. Eisenhower May Be Willing ‘To Stay On Job  Possibility Seen   Postibility Seen Churchill Told Of Eisenhower's Attitude

lke, Churchill Confer in Paris  General Makes Plea For British Support

Tokyo Crippled By Snow; Eiaht Dead  Total Of 33 Fishing Roats Sunk By Hiah Winds And Raainag Seas

Snow Does Whaf Allied Bomb Couldn't--Paralyzes Tokyo   Storm Stops Everything in City of 5,000,000, Ships Suffer, Fishermen Missing, U. S$. Naval Shins Grounded

Heavy Snowfall Paralyzes Tokyo   U. S. Vessels Run Aground; 66 Fishermen Missing

Tokyo Paralyzer By Snowstorm   8 Killed, 83 Injured; 33 Boots Cansived

Eight Persons Dead in Heaviest Snowfall In Tokyo Since Record Storm In 1936

Winter's Worst Storm Hits Montana New Blizzard Moves on Midwest  As Nation Counts Toll of 15 Dead   RAINY ANID WARMER

‘Winter Holds Northwest in Tight Grip;  [New Blizzard Bears Down on Middlewest

Blizzard Hits — Mid West States   _ New Snow Storm In Montana Worst Of Year

Minnesota Counts 12 Dead in Storm That Sweeps the Northern Middlewest

New Blizzard Bearing Down  On Plains Area      Season’s ‘W hopper’ New Raking Montana; May Sidetrack 10 Canad

Big Blizzard Bearing Down On Northwest   Warm Air Mass May Push Storm Into Canada

W hopping New Blizzard Is Aimed At Middle West; Death Toll * This Weekend Has Reached 12

New Blizzard May Hit Detour   Cold Wave in Montana Headed This Way: 46 Here at Noon Today

New Blizzard Hits Montana, May Go North   Forecaster Unable To Predict Course Of Sub-Zero Blasts

NEW BLIZZARD IS THREATENING   “Whopper Is_ Reported Bearing Down On Northern Middlewest

NEW BLIZZARD ~ BEARS DOWN ON NORTHERN AREA   Hope Cold Wave Will Be Side tracked Before It Hits : Midwest.

‘Whopper’ Of Blizzard Bears  Down On West   But It May Be Pushed Into Canada Before It Hits Mississippi Valle)

Next Blizzard To Be Whopper  Intense Cold May Be Pushed Into Canada

Blizzard Heading foward Midwest   Admit Some  Chance Bitter Cold te Veer ~ Nerth into Canada

New Blizzard Bears Down On North Midwest  Storm Now Raging In Montana May Be "Whannar’ OF Seacan

Blizzard, Cold Heading East   Some Chance Cold Wave Will Be Pushed  Into Canada.

Boykin Tried To Sto p Case. Attorney Sa ys   Alabama Senator’s« Interest In Tax Fraud Trial Is Told In Probe

Congressman’s Name Enters Scandal Quiz      Clark, M’Grath Both To Be Invited To Testify

Total Bribe OfS4000 Given  For One Game   Other Players Implicated Will be Held for  Questioning

4 ILLINOIS MEN SHAVED POINTS FOR GAMBLERS   BASKETBALL STARS OF "49 AND ’50 RIGGED THE SCORE

Peoria Cagers  ‘Shaved’ Scores For Gamblers  Melchiorre, Mann, Grover Listed as Receiving Bribes

Four Named, Others M ay Be Involved  Bradley U. Cagers Took ‘Fix’ Bribes

Melchiorre, 3 Others  Confess   Accepted Money To Fix Two Games in 1949-50 Season

Bradley Cager: Admit Taking Game Bribes   , pee pi nAtrTnoareo Fae aE >   Four Players Give. Oral Confessions. To ‘Point Shaving’

Bradley Cagers Admit Accepting Bribes for Fixes  Questioning Begins - As Latest Scandal Hits College Sport

Took Bribes Admit Players At Bradley   All-American Athlete {s Listed Among Those Accepting Bribes To Fix Basketball Games

Vote New 6.5  Billion Arms   Military Fund Total Raised To 48 Billion

House Body Okays Third Supplement   Brings Military Total For Year To $48 Billion

Increase Armed Force Spending $6.5 Billions.   House Provides For Expansion Of Navy And U.S. Aerial Arm

TEXTILE STRIKE HITS IN GEORGIA   Walkout Spreads To Plauts Inv Three  Cities—Erwin Co. Closes Mill In Cogler ‘ ‘mee, N: CL } iD

Textile Workers In Georgia Join Textile Walkout   Plant At Coolemee Closes; Officials  Claim Violence

Guarantee Against Reprisals Demanded as Inquiry Into Revenue Bureau Irreqularities Continues

Longer Term for  Schools Predicled   Hervard Group Predicts 207-Day Year, Many Sat. urday Morning Sessions

Police Baffled By Kidnap Case   Three Mysterious Women Are Sought

REJECT DEMAND REDS GET SEAT   Malik Tosses in Chinese Issue at Closing Session

U. S. 10 OFFER NEW PLAN FOR WEAPON CENSUS   VOTE ON RED CHINA COMES AS OLD U.N. ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS

Malik Bid For China Rejected   Russian Proposes  U.N... Accept: Reds

A- Weapon Census New  U . 5. Plan   United Nations To Get Proposal

CHINESE AGAIN DENIED IN U. X.   Vote Down Russian De mand That Aggressors Have U.N. Scat

World Arms Count Sought   Weapon Proposal Heart of Peace Plan Aimed to Beat Soviet Union to Punch

HTH ROOEMBLT WINDUP SLAPD ASSIA AGAIN   Rejects UN Seat for Re China as Sixth Session Set tp Onen in Paris.

Russian Demand Rejected by UN  Demand Question Of Giving Chinese Reds Seat Ile Turned Dawn

U.N. Assembly Downs Red Bid  Soviets Ask Chinese Communists’ Entry

‘Worldwide Arms Census Plan May Be Given By U.S.   Proposed Inclusion of Atomic Weapons Represents Drastic Policy Change

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours  (By The Associated Press)  t’s a Doa’s Life

 Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours   (By The Associated Press) le a Ran'c bisa

iNew Trial To Be Asked ‘Jury Convicts Brehm  Of Taking Political Funds

Brehm Guilty Of TakingGifts  From Employe   15-Year Sentence Possible For Republican Member Of Congress

Brehm Convictec On Five Counts  Congressmen Took   Congressmen Took Money, Court Finds

Congressman Brehm Is Found Guilty   Convicted of Taking Unlawful Contributions

Brehm Convicted by Federal Jury  Ohio Representative Took Political Funds

Jury Convicts Cong. Brehm Of Kiekbacks  Ohio Congressman Found Guilty On  Five af Six Cannic

Congressman Hears Verdict Monday Night   Faces Maximum Fine of $25,000, 15 Years in Prison

Brehm Convicted Of Taking $1,000 In Illegal Gifts   Ohio Republican Is Declared Guilty On 5 Counts

Jury Convicts ' Ohio Lawmaker  Congressman Guilty Of Campaign Graft

Brehm Convictec Of Taking Illegal Contributions  Ohio Congressman —

CONGRESSMAN IS CONVICTED OF KICKBACKS   Rep. Brehm (GOP Ohio) Took Certributions Fror, Employe.

Convict Brehm On Five Counts   Congressman Guilty 0: Accepting Fuads

Convict Brehm  of Accepting Illegal Gifts   Ohio GOP Congressman Found Guilty on Five Counts: Delay Sentence

Jury Convicts Rep. W. E. Brehm      Guilty on Five Counts of Taking Unlawful Ceantributions —

Ohio’s Brehm Convicted Of Taking Money  Unlawful Political Kickbacks May Land

Brehm Is Convicted   Congressman Found Guilty Of Receiving Illegal Contributions

REP. WE. BREE IS FOUND GUILT)   CONGRESSMAN CONVICTED OF RECEIVING ILLEGAL CAMPAIGN GIFTS.

CONGRESSMAN IS CONVICTED. OF KICKBACKS   Rep, Brehm: (GOP “Onio) Tool

Prosecutor Asks Charade Dismissal   wmaker ls Convicted  r Taking Cash Gifts

‘Ohio Congressman Convicted of Receiving Unlawful Funds   Wedemeyer Told Truman  of Red Threat

Rep. Brehm Convicted By Federal Jury  IHegal Campaign Gifts Charged

Tidelands Battle Is In Open Again   Wheeler Charges Big Oil Companies Are Fighting Federal Control

Ex-Ge_ater T.ctifies  Big Oil Conpanics Back Flt Against Tidelands Control Wheeler

Wheeler Charges Big Oil  Companies Are Fighting  Federal Control

Robbins Gets $4.50,000 to‘ Clear Slums.      100 Public Housing Units Authorized; 8 Blocks to  Be Redeyeloped in Sub trban Town.

Robbins Gets $450,000 to  Clear Slums   100 Public Housing Unit: Authorized; 8 Blocks te Be Redeveloped in Sub  urban Town,

FOR TRYING AGAIN   Asian-Arab Efforts for Kor. ean Cease-Fire Get  Added Impetus

New Peiping Communication U.N. Sidetracks Aggression Charges to Study Truce Plan

Move for New Truce Appeal Gains Favor   Attlee Warns U. N Against Indicting Reds at This Time

Cease-Fire Proposal Is Studied   New Red Proposal Appears to Have Halted Mave to. “Brand Aaarecscar

Bunche Offers  Korean Action   Palestine Mediator Hints LE" Serve at Call

HOUSE TO VOTE ON MEASURE ‘SENATE PASSED   Hike Would Cost 1l Percent More For Most Persons

Charge Denied By! President Taylor, Dent   50 Jobs In Return For Income Tax Bill Support Offered

lran’s Mossadeat Leaves For U.S.  Doctor Accompanies Aged, Ailing Premier

Iran Premier Coming Here To State Case   Mossadegh To Represent Country Before UN In Oil Dispute

lowa Senate Passes City Code Plan   Bill Calls For Sweeping Changes In Tax Laws

Senate Activity Benefits Farmers Postal Workers   Lawmakers Approval Given Agriculture Department Funds

Farmers, Postal Men fo Benefit   Senate Grants Money and Longer Vacations

Farmers, Postal Workers Benefit   Senate Activity Okays Payments for Farmers; Vacations to Postmen

Senate Okays Big Fund Bill for Farm Programs  Increases Funds Voted by House

Farmers, Postal Workers Benefit   Senate Approves Fund Measures: Increase PO. Vacations

Farmers, Postal Workers Benefit  Gaenate Activity Ohaus:   Senate Activity Okays: Payments for Farmers: Vacalions lo Postmen

Features Index         Relax  308 More  Shopping Days to Next Christmas   Christmas in Korea

Parking Meter ill May Hit City   -Pastage of Measure : “Would Give’ ‘Voters Righ' To Decide on Meter Us

Parking Meter “it Bay Hit City   Passage of Measure Would Give Voters Right To Decide on Meter Use

Defense Secretary Hints U. S. Ready — To Strike Red China   Congressional Hearing Told Naval Blockade Is Now Being Discussed

ALL-OUT. WAR SEN AS ASK BY NARSHLL   But-Hints U.S. Ready toFight: China If It Attacks Outside Korea,

Deposed Chief Didn’t Tell All, Says General   Defense Secretary Defends Position ‘Of U.S., Explains Why MacArthur: Was Remoy ed From Asiatie Post .:

U.S.Readyfo Launch Blows   If Redz. Attack Outside Keside Korea; Declares MacArthur Had To &¢ Relieved

Says He and Truman Approved Joint Chiefs’ Recommendations for Pursuit of Red Planes, Says MacArthur’s Policies Could Lead to War

General Says UN Vetoed Plan For Pursuit Of Reds   Marshall Charges

Marshall Says Nations Refused to Allow U.S. Pursuit of Enemy Craft

Senators Told That By Marshall   Chief of Defense Gives Reason for General’s Dismissal

Secretary Is First Rebuttal Witness Before Committee:   Censors Cut His Testimony Heavily To Hide Secrets

Appeal to Reds Ended Chances, Says Secretary   Jumped Gun on United Nations. Senatorial Cammittee Tald

13 Nations Killed Chase of Chinese  Secretary Fears Locs of Allies

Could Lose Allies, Start World War, Marshall Asserts.   Secretary Also Denies Anyone Vetoed Program Of Joint Chiefs

They Would Split Allies, He States   He Indicates Red China Attacks Elsewhere Will Be Met

Marshall Speaks Before Senators Probing Ouster  He Says UN Vetoed U.S. Plan to Pursue Reds Into Manchuria

Deliberately Crossed Up Truman,HeSays   Defense Secretary Declares Bombing Manchuria Won't  Win War in Korea

The Weather   Secretary Cites Danger All-Out War With Soviet  Barrebe Etetenme Tinton   Backs Firing; Denies Joint Chiefs’ Views Netoed By President

TESTIFIES ON POLICY   Hits MacArthur's Proposals as Risking War With Russia But Admits Blockade Under Discussion. ©   DOUBTS BOMBING WOULD END WAR   Defense Secretary Says MacArthur's Appeal to Foe Wiped Out Chance for Settlement in March,

MARSHALL         Hits MacArthur's Prop i als as Risking Wer with Russia But Admits Bloctes ade Under Discussion. ::   DOUBTS BOMBING WOULD END WAR   Defense Secretary Says. MacArthur's Appeal to Foe Wiped Out Chenee. for Settlement in Marehs

Reluctantly Hits M’Arthui For Risking War IIL, Urging Manchuria Blow

Secretary Claims MacArthur Appeal Ended Truce Hopes  Defense Chief Hits Major Contentions Of Former Leader

Marshall Hits at MacArthur ans; Backs His  Dismissal “NO OTHER RECOURSE’ ;  Says U. S. Prepared to Deliver Air, Navy Blows at Reds

Secretary Says We Are Ready  If Necessary   senate Told That Marshall Backed Truman Completely

Savs US Ready to Attack Red China if t'S Forees Struck Outside korea: Blockade Talked

M’Arthur’s Korean War Ideas too Risky, Probers ~~ Are Advised bv Marshall

‘U.S. Opposes Red Control of Formosa’   Reveals Discussion With Allies of Sea Blockade of China

Marshall Defends US Policy   - All-Out War With Reds And Loss of Allies the ’ Danger, He Says; Denies Rift With Staff

Marshall, World War Hl Chief of Staff, Flatly Backs Dismissal of MacArthur As Having ‘Grown So Far Out of Symoathy’

U.S. Ready to Hit China   Secretary Says Ousted General’s Policy Risked War Without Allies

Marshall Sees Risk of Total War: No Allies   JSC Vetoed by Other Nations On Air Persuit

Allies Building Up Power To Meet Communist Threat   RU LITELFTIN

Defense Chief Does Not Believe Manchuria Bombing Would Bring Victory; Cites War Risk With Russ

Need For Calling 18's’ Unproved, Key Solons Clain  Gen. Hershey Admits 19 To 26 Age Group Can Fill Quotas Now

Some Are Not ‘Assured of Neec To Call Boys, 1   Rep. Kilday Asserts Division Has Failed To Prove Plan's Case

18-Year-Old Draft Fought By Key Men   Kilday Opposes It; Vinson Disagrees, Pointing Out Future Needs

STRICT WAGE, PRICE CURBS FACED BY U.   Defense Mobilizer - Gives Signal For Action

Reds Bombard UN Forees With Russ Rockets   Communisis Build New Roads, Bridges for _ Armored Vehicles

MISSILES OF TYPE USED BY RUSSIA IN WORLD WAR II   U.N. Officials Report Reliable, But Not Conclusive Evidence Russian Pilots Flying MIGs.

Reds Shooting Soviet Rockets Into UN Line  Van Fleet Reports Every Red Attack T..... ta. Bhd min

MORA LS OF YOUNG AMERICANS,   “DRUG ADDICTION PECULIAR HALL-MARK OF ERA

Amateur Santa Plugs Chimney   Young Californian Makes It Half Way Down—But No Further

Total Of 119 Jets Tangle  In Northwest Korean Area   U. S. Infantrymen Hurled Back Three Times In Attacks .

Seoul Area Attacked By Red Planes   Raid Is Unsuccessful And One Communist Ship Shot Down

3 ENEMY PLANES RAID SEOUL AREA; ONE SHOT DOWS      One or Two Bombs, Apparently Aimed at Kimpo Air Base Northwest of City,  Cause No Damage.   BIG JET BATTLE FOUGHT IN NORTHEAST   'Thirty-Four U. §. Sabrejets Tangle With 85 Russian Made MIGs—Three of Latter Damaged.

UN, Red Planes In Greatest’ Jet Battle   Skirmish Follows Commie Air Raid In Seoul Area

Reds ‘Ainy Air: Hit At Seoul: ri            “Gbentent ‘Jet Fight, In* . Aietare-In “MIG Allev®

One Downed, Others Flee   Big Jet Battle over ‘MIG. Alley’; Gi's Twice Fail to Toke ‘Heartbreak Ridge’

Jet Fighters Stage Record Air Struggle   Reds Stage Futile ‘Raid on Seoul; 119 Jet Fighters Engage In Super Spectacle

Three Communist Planes Aiming At Kimpo Air Base Run Into Allied Night Fighters; One Enemy Plane Downed, Others Flee

O. J. Kern Dies of Injuries In  Tr affic Mishap   Struck By Car Near His Home; Is 8th Madison Death In 1951

More Than 10,000 Men Are Idled   Admiral Ben Moreell, J & L President, Said Trouble Stems From Wage Dispute On (Connecting Railroad   UNION SPOKESMAN SAYS NO SLOWDOWN

J.&L. Closes Its Big Mills In Pittsburgh   Conuceling Railroad Slowdown Is Given As Cause For Decision

SPEAK FRIDAY ON ARMS PLAN   ‘Big Three Slated To Limit Secret Talks To One Weel

s VISHINSKY T SPEAK FRIDAY ON ARMS PLAN   Big Three Slated To Limit Secret Talks To One Week

ADMINISTRATION IS  ACCUSED BY SENATOR      MeCarthy Says U. S. Palicy Kespeasibie For Killing Of . Americans inp Kerea

Medal Winner Not In Free-for-All   Was Outside Building When Scrop Broke Out at Party in His Hanoi

Lie Raps Lack of UN. Anti-Aggression Plans   Annual Report Criticizes Nations’. - Failure To List Armed Atd ‘Intent

Actress Canoeist Says London Fogs Turn ‘Green with Envy’ in Louisiana

RAILROADS ASK PERMISSION TO BOOST RATES   Switchmen Sick At Birmingham; Leave Jobs

U. §. May Ask Russ Conference  Truman [s Expected To Advance Proposal

World Looks To  Truman To Spell Out Peace Plan   U.S. Challenge To Russia Likely; Major Foreign Policy Speech To Come From White House Tonight

Expect Truman to Challenge Russia To Peace Effort  Diplomats Wait For Address to  Ni nmbi mam  amiaKé

Message To World Tonight    President Due To Remain Cool on ‘Personal’ Meeting

Expect Cool View Toward Meeting Stalin  Nation-Wide Talk Will Be Broadcast

Truman Speaks Tonight: Due To Rap Russia   President to Stay Cool Toward Plan To Meet Stalin

Talk to Outline Latest Proposal   Challenge to Russia to Join West In Easing Tension Is Speech Topic

Major Speech ls Scheduled By President   He Is Expected to Continue Cool Toward Idea of Meeting With Stalin

Truman Will Submit Peace Plan Tonight   Expected To Invite Kremlin To Join West In Easing Tensions

Message To World Tonight _   But President Du To Remain Cool én ‘Perronal’ Meet;

EXPECT HIM T0 TALK OVER NEW PIC THREE PLAN   Think He'll Remain Cool on Meetings With Red Premier

President Cool Toward !dea Of Seeing Stalin   Speech On Foreign Policy Scheduled Tonight at 9:30

Truman Talks To Nation Tonight; Expected To Challenge Russia To Join Actions For Peace

President’s Majer Foreign Policy Talk Tonight May Challenge USSK

Official Figures In Tuesday Vote   Truman To Speak To Nation Tonichi

Truman Expected To Make Bid For Peace Move  Mm...*85.  ., we __   President Plons Offer To Reds To Join With Allies

Truman May Bare Peace Pian Tonight  _ Expected To Challenge — Russians in Radio Talk

ONE TEXAN.SHOT, TWO OTHERS CAPTURED IN $8,700 ROBBERY  NF CRAND CANYON HOTEL TILL

Bigger Betting Cut ~ For State Proposed   ‘New Bill Introduced In creasing Maryland Income Tax

Twenly-Three rare Die in  Air Crashas   Another Plane Is Lost in Alaska; Navy Patro! Bamb‘or Plunges. Inia Sea Off Quonset Point, Rhode Island

Supreme Court Backs Senfence Against Negroes   ‘Lonely Hearts’ Slayers Also Will Be Executed

“Lonely Hearts” Slayers’ Appeal Is Turned Down  Supreme Court Also

Seven Nazis To Be Hanged   Condemned War Criminals To Die After Midnight

Service Measure Would Lower Draft Standards   Committee Favors Requirements Cut Te World War II Level

Inability fo Read  Mw Write May Nof Prevent induction Into Armed Forces

Conn New President Of Oklahoma State   Succeeds Late C. H. Massey at Head of Local Bank; Huddleston Executive Vice President, Managing Office

Price Support for 1952 Wheat Crop Not Less Than $2.17 Per Bushel

Report Russian Rockets Used For First Time  Make Appearance On Korean Front Army Paper Says

Enemy Planes Can Strike at U: S. Targets.   ‘America Could’ NOT. . Have Defense Able to Halt Attack: Vandenber:

AIR CHIEF SAYS ENEMY BOMBERS COULD BREAK THROUGH DEFENSES   Estimates 80 Percent’ Of Bombing. Fleet.  Coilid Get Over U. $.

Six are Killed In Auto Crash   Two lowans Victims in Califernia Mishap

COUNTY ASKED TC GIVE TO FLOOD VICTIMS MIDWEST   Red Cross Has Goal Of $5,000,000 For Nation

COUNTY ASKED TO GIVE TO FLOOD VICTIMS MIDWEST  Red Cross Has Goal Of $5,000,000

State Loyalty Oath Passed By Senators  Measure Approved  4 42 to 7 Fo lowing   Wieasure Approved 42 to 7 Following Heated Arguments; House Takes Action

State Loyalty Oath Passed By Senators   Measure Approved 42 to 7 Following Heated Arguments; House Takes Action

mats Want ce, lurkey ctlineup    Developments s Attention 1 Middle East

Diplomats Ask Action On2Nations   Would Bring Turkey and Greece Into Atlantic Pact’ Groups Immediately   Concern Is Felt   Native Unrest in 2 Areas Spurs Policy Makers on Question

Diplomats Want Turkey and Greece Brought Into Atlantic Pact Group

Turk-Greek Entry Urged   Atlantic Pact Union Needs More Strength

Europe's Crucial Southern Flank Has Allied Interest   Addition of Turkey And Greece to Atlantic Treaty Nations Urged

Urge Turks, Greece Join Atlantic Pact   Middle East Diplomats Press Quick A'ction On Treaty Inclusion

AFL Reveals , Mercer Aims   Federation Abandons Labor Polievr Cammittee

AFL Quits ULPC Purpose Has Been Achieved’  CIO's Murray Says Move ‘Regrettable’ In Official Renly

Churchill Is Mapping Plans For Election  General Election Set For October 25 In Great Britain

MEET TO SET KOREAN TALKS   Reds Are Told Some Othe Site But Kaesong Must Be Picked

58,000 Enemy Killed, Wounded   VanFleet Reports on Foe Casualties from Aua. 18

An Easter Highlight Here Will Be ‘Youth-Sponpad Fvent   CLEAR SKIES FORECAST

EE PP ya Let le et RS eet  Lonborg Announces Indoor Track Schedule for K. U.

Senator Case Reveals Report From Soldiers -Protesting Being Targets For Own Artillery

Probe Opens in Fatal PRR eat Crash.   Joint Investigation   Joint Investigation 1s Being Conducted To Fix Cause Of Passenger Mishap

Open Probe Into Bryn Mawr Crash  Investigators Plan To Question Engineer

GOP Moguls Admit Taxes Due Increase Millikin And Taft   Millikin And Taft Agree Need Vital   Seven Senators,BackFrom Europe, Praise Ike’s Progress There

Sheriff Shot While Chasing Unknown Man   Statewide Alarm Is Issued; Speculate It Might Be Cook

Preston Stedman To Leave Sul Ross      GOES TO EASTMAN SCHOOL OF MUSIC FOR STUDY ON HIS DOCTORATE

WORKING ON RAILS   Santa Fe Plans to Have Freight Train from Ottawa lomorrow

W eather--  Lewis Raps  ‘Intellectual’ Labor Heads   Asks $50,000,000 Union Defense Fund in Talk To UAW Ford Local.

Hub Police Say Husband Admits To Killing WAC   Blonde Devens Sergeant Found Beaten To Death In Dorchester Home

Mate Kills WAC With Hammer  Has ‘Uncontrollable roe tm Strilka Har

Husband Kills Pretty WAC, Gives Self Up   Machinist Says He Had “Urge” To Hit Mother Of His Son

DETROIT POLICE SEIZE WESTERN UNION RECORDS   \Hint Gambling Tie-Up In Michigan And Indiana

Plane Plunges Into: Potomac,      Two Men “And Woman DieIn ‘Mishap Near : Washington: ‘Airport.

Staten Island Gambler Gives Scanty Evidence   Tells State Crime Commission of Link to Politicians

Dalessio Tells How He Got Fortune   It Was Business Deals. Not Gambling, He Carefully Explains.

Bill Shaping Up To Reinstate 90 W. Point Cadets   New York Attorney Says Court-Bar Unit Would Seek Guards Aaainst ‘Reprisals’

Momentous Peace Talks Open Today   Ridgway Arrives  With UN Delegation At ‘Armistice’ Base

UN-Red Generals Poised For Vital Cease - Fire Parley  Ridgway Calls Situation ‘Critical’; Soha (; saul Faith On ‘Rath’ Sidec

Good Faith On Both Sides Is Chief Need Is View Of General   Armistice Negotiation To Commence Tonight In Kaesong; U.N. Leader Remains In Korea

PARLEY PERIOD IS ‘CRITICAL’, HE DECLARES   Red High Command Spokesmen Arrive Early At Kaesong

Owner Of Cleveland Browns To Be Summonec By Senate Crime Probers, Newspaper Says

No Immediate Evacuation By Allies If Cease-Fire !s Arranged, Says Collins

ALLIED TROOPS MUST REMAIN ON DUTY IN KOREA   MRS, ROSENBERG HAS NEW POINT SYSTEM FOR ROTATION HOME

Collins: U. S Must Stay in Korea   Mass Exodus of Gls ‘Impractical,’ General Believes

Immediate Withdrawal ‘Won't Be Practical’   Anna Rosenberg Says 12,000 To 15,000 Will Be Returned Next Month Under Point-Rotation Formula

37 POINTS T0 COME HOME; 4 PER MONTH   Mrs. Rosenberg An: nounces Policy for Combat Troops; Behind-Lines Men Get Two ican: c Month.   GIVE CREDIT To WOUNDED, MISSING   National Guardsmen: to Serve 16-17 Months; Yanks to Stay on After Truce, If Any.

Collins Says U.S. Troops Will Stay in Korea for Some Time Even If Cease-Fire Is Arranged

G.I.’s To Stay In Korea After Any Cease-Fire  Collins Says Units

COLLINS SAYS U.S. TO STAY IN KOREA   Allies Can’t Quit 1f Truce Is Arranged Because ROKs Need Helo, Army Chief Says

Korean Truce Not To Speed  Troops Home   Collins Says Allied Forces Will Have To Remain Some Time

 Rotation Plan Clarified  Gen. Collins Warns Allies Must Stay on Job in Korea

Troops To Remain In Korea—Collins   Mrs. Rosenberg Explains Rotation Point System

SOME MUST REMAIN   Impossible to Withdraw Al Allies After Peace;  Point System

Truce Won't Free U.N. Troops fo Leave Korea   Collins Says South Koreans Will Need Help

Need Foints to Go Home—     Troops Will Remain In Korea ‘Even If Armistice Is Siqned

Yanks to Stay After Armistice  New Korean Rotation Formula Set for Nov.

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Rotation Formula Outlined

‘Allies To Remain In Korea ‘For Some Time’ ‘Even If Armistice Is Arranged—Gen. Collins

Collins Explains Situation: New Point Rotation Formula to Sneed Return

Black Picture Of Drouth Effects Over  State Painted By Conservation Service

Drouth Conditions Over Half Of State Described By Conservation Officials

Russian, Communist Chinese Armed  Forces Estimated At 8 Million Men

Soviet Forces Estimated af About 4 Million   British Minister Of War Offers Red Army Figure

Russian Forces Not Invincible  Red Armed Strength Around 2.800.000

Marine Told on Release By Reds That Agent Will Contact Him in U. S.

Demand Made For 50-50 Splif On Oil Income   Proposal Denounced By Irianian Officials

Britain Issues Ultimatum on Iranian. Oil Btings Angry Reply. From: Premier’

Near Showdown On Plan To Send Troops Abroad   Byrd Says 7 Billion Can Be Lopped From Budget; Draft Battle Continues

HAVE OWN CANDIDATI   Iranian House Wants Nationalist Oil Advocate as Premier

Government Crisis In Iran Grows Worse   Lower House Asks Appoint. ment of Oil Nationalization Leader as Premier

Pro-seizure Leader Pushed  For Premier  Cabinet’s Fall Brings Cold War Issue to Head

Nationalist Head Is Recommended As Iran Premier   Government Seizure O} Oil Demanded Bv House

Anti-British Feeling Mounts In Iran Criss   Leader of Oil Seizure Group May Be Premier

fran Oil Crisis Nears Showdown Parliament Acts   Lower House Moves To Have Mossadegh  Named Premier.

Fear lran Oil Supply May Be Lost   Mention of Mossadegh as Premier Disturbs Western Diplomats, Is Report  rn   Say Policies May Open : Way to Soviets for  Sources of Oil

Report Iran In Turmoil  On Oil Policy   Shah Furious At Lower House For Trevine Force Hand

DiSalle Anticipates Rollback in Prices   Price Stabilizer Says ‘Early Break Will Come; Office Will Issue Regulations About F oods

Bia Offensive Kept Rolling By U.S. Troops  Guns Of Battleship Join In Assault

Good Afternoon!  In Today’s Journal   Bullets, Blazes Take 10 Lives

xkKkkKK WEST POINT PLEDGES  IT WILL PLAY OUT ITS (961 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Truman Defy Accepted by Denublicans   Truman's Foreign Policy Will Become: ‘a Campaign Issue +) Presidential Year.

GOP Accepts Challenge on Foreign Policy   Republicans Hurl Back Truman Charges Of Smear, Slush Funds  ;

Republicans Quick . To Accept Truman’s Challenge, Hurl Back  His Smear” Charges

How They Voted=   GOP Accepts Foreign Policy Challenge Truman Speech Charaes Of ‘Smear’ Hurled Backs

Republicans Accept Truman Challenge On Foreign Policy  Hurl Back Charges Of ‘Smear Tactics’ And ‘Slush Funds’

Republicans Take Truman Challenge On Foreign Policy   Accept His Bid to Make Foreign Policy A Campaign Issue

GOP Accepts HST Challenge On Policy   To Make It 52 Issue; President Hurls Smear Charges

President Defends. Foreign Policy; ©” Smear Charges Fly   Speech Last Night Hits Republicans.

Say They, Will Be Glad to Make Foreign Policy 1952 Campaign Issue

Truman Dares RepublicansGOP Accepts”   President Gets Tough in’ Speech Tuesday Night

OHIO REPORTS 17 WEATHER VICTIMS   Snow Reaches 15 Inches In Some Sections Of State  soneuneeasa va      Should Be In “Good Shape” Today, Patrol Reports; Many Schools Closed

Ohio Shivers As Mercury Sag: Far Below Zero   Battle Against Snowfall Effects Hampered bv Cold

Denial Made Job — Gives Hanley’sSon As ‘Part of Deal’   Commerce Commissione: Says Macy’s Charge ‘Wholly False’ on Letter

Ground Patrol Action Stepped Up In Korea   UN PLANES MAINTAIN STEADY BATTERING RED SUPPLY NETWORK

Minor Clashes Occur Along   Allied Planes Better Red Supply Network In Enemy Sectors

Truman and Wilson Meet ‘In Huddle   Dig into Reasons for Congress Attacks on Defense Laa.

Canadian Plane Hits Mountain: 23 Are Killed  All Of Occupants  Of Chartered Plane  Meet Fiery Death (RULLETING

Airplane Crash ls Fatal To 23   Flying Boat Explodes In British Columbia

US Wage Board Wrestles With Pay Problems   Price Office Must Decide Ceiling For Raw Cottan

Unfreeze Pay Formula Hope Of Wage Unit   Issue Together With Raw Cotton Ceiling Tops Agencies’ Work

BOARD AIMING FOR FORMULA ON PAY SCALE   OPS Given Pressure To Settle Ceiling  On Raw Cotton

Price Panel Studies New Cotton Ceiling Board Seeks Formula To Ease Wage Curbs

Labor And Management Far Apart On Permitted Pay Rises; Some Exceptions Already To Pav Freeze

Planning to ‘Unfreeze’ Pay Quickly   WSB Hoping to Come Up With New Formul: This Week.

Wage Formula, Giving Raises, Due This Week   Pay Unfreeze And Cot. ton Ceiling Prices. Holdina Spotlight

May Include Negotiated Pay Raises Up To 10 Percent   CEILING FOR RAW COTTON DUE SOON

Formula To Unfreeze Pay Looms  Board Reported   Board Reported Split Three Way: Over Problem

OPS May Set Ceiling Price On Raw Cotton   New Wage Plan May O. K. Raises By Negotiation

WSB Hopes To Set Formula This Week To Unfreeze Pay  Pressure On OPS To Determine  Ceiling Price Figure For Raw Cotton

WSB Seeking Formula To Unfreeze Pay   Labor, Government And Public Board Members Deadlocked

New Plan. To Unfreeze  Pay Near  Wai Ppp cit ce   Would Permit." Pay Increase On Per Cent Basis

Cotton Ceiling Songht  Wage Board Seeks Formula This Week to Untfreeze Pay

62,700 Fail First Aptitude Exam   Test of May 26 Was Giver to 165,000 — Later Reports Not Made.

First Dratt Aptitude Test Too Much For 62,700 Students, Selective Service Says

62,700 Men Students Fail Ist Draft Test   Test Difficulty Is About Right Educators Agree

Results atisfactory 62,700 College Students Flunked First Draft Test

Senate-House Committee Agrees To Cut Minimum Draft Age By Half-Year

Truman Plans Establishment  Of WageBoard   Management Objections To Proposal Set Aside By President

TRUMAN 10 SET UP WAGE BOARD   Will Have Authority To Handle Emergency Labor Disputes

New Wage Stabilization Board With Emergency Powers Expected Shortly

New Wage Boari May be Activated   Group to Have Authority Of Handling Emergency Labor Disputes in Nation

Wage Board Is Planned — For Taking  Up Disputes  re   President Ignores Management Group Protests On Issue

Emergency Labor  Disputes Will Be Wage Board Duty  President Overrules Industry Objections To Proposal

Truman To Form New Wage Board In a Few Days   Will Have Power To Handle Defense Labor Disputes

Administration Has Program To Combat Communism In Asia   New Wage Control Board To Have Authority To Handle Labor Disputes

Truman fo Set Up New Wage Boart Within Few Days  He Doesn't Expect To See MacArthur Bhan w. Beet a

Military Support For His Views      Load Rais Hits Block   President Will Set Up New Wage Control Board

Truman Plans To Grant New Wage Board Power ToCheck Labor Disputes

Truman Planning  New Wage Board   Group Will Have The Authority To Handle  Disputes.

Even Colder Air Ccming Tonight   OVER THE NATION '. THE ACCOCTATEN Prree

Flood and Fire Torment Disaster-Stricken Kansas City; 62,000 Persons Are Reported Jobles:

Flood and Fire Continue Grip on Kansas City   62,000 Look Ahead to Workless Weeks Water Level Drops

‘Final Action’ On Parole Bill Urged By Allen   Lieutenant Governor Asks Legislature To Stay In Session

23 Countians Are Inducted Into Service   Youths Sworn In Yester day Sent To Army And Marine Corps For Then Basic Training.

Police Probe Phone Call About Dope   Marihnana Deal To St. Joe Man

Need Two-Parfy System In Dixie.   Republican Speaks Of Needs In South

AT WEST VIRGINIA PRISON 1,300 Convicts Stage Revolt Over Dirty Cook, No Clothes

IS NOW IN TEHRAN   Premier Waits on Public Reaction to New Talks on Oil

BRITISH MISSION ~ SNOW IN TEHRAN   Premier Waits on Public Reaction to New Talks on Oil

PASTURE WORK _ PROJECTS NEED FINISH SOON   Reports Due November 15 Iz Conservation Program At PMA Offica

‘SCIENTISTS SAY THIS IS NOT THE YEAR OF 1951   Furthermore, They Do Not Know What Year It Actually Is   Can Be Said The Nativity Took Place in Year 7 or 6B. C.

LEGISLATORS WORK GROWS   Drive To Get Home Hits Snag On Williams’ Old Age Bill

Seven Subjects Introduced For Special Session  Old Age Assistance Increase Aske

Solons Seeking fo End Session   Money for Hospitals Splits Legislature in Special Meeting

Senate Gets Bill Lifting Age Pension   $70 Rate Urged By Whhliams

MARSHALL SAYS HE IS SHOCKED TO FIND THAT CONGRESS’ SENTIMENT TURNS AGAINST DEFENSE

T ruman Denounces Bick ering Oo. Says horean Casualties To Mount Unless € ‘stein ks Met

President Makes Stirring Appeal For United Nation   Truman, Speaking at Armed Forces Day Dinner, Calls for Halt to “Bickering” and "Playing Petty Politics”.

Truman Calls — For An End To Petty Politics   President Says Nation : Now Facing Its Greatest Crisis

UNITY SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Truman, Aide Lauc  U.S. Armed Forces

UN Continues To Push Aheac All Along Line   Gain 3% Miles; Drive at Upsetting New Red Assault

Reds Offer Only Light  Resistance   Chunchon And VUijongbu Found To Be Deserted

Allies Score Advances up  To 34 Miles   Drive Aimed at Upsetting Plans For Red Offensive

Allies Attempt To U pset Reds   Armored Forces y  To Prevent. Offensi ive

No Wrongdoing In RFC Loans, Gabrielson Says   Denies Receiving Fee for Gov't Loans To Senate Committee

Top Dem Leader Due To Testify In Fee Scandal   Boyle Is Accused Of ‘Subterfuge’ In Stormy Exchange

Nixon Accuses Siskind. Boyle Of Subterfuge In Financial Relationship

New Avalanches Roar Down Alps   204 Killed as Freak Weather Increases Danger: Army Offers Help

All ls Not Lost—the American Department Store Shopper Is Getting More Honest

$16.5 Billion ‘Total Sought By Truman   Fourth Of Wages Would Be Taken

Tax Bills Given Push In Lansing  Measures Promised Veto By Governor

OPPOSITION BY SOV. WILLIAMS IS EXPECTED   Senate Pushes Through Three Measures For Hiking Revenue

Workers Return To Their Jobs At Qak Ridae   Dispute Developed Over Pay Increase

Where To Find It   Pounds, Calls For 8 Days Before Being Rescued From Freight Car

Rescue Prospector Locked in Box Car Eicht Davs Without Food. Water

Blast From Armstr ‘ong at The Sovi ‘otis  Congressman Says Thev Don’t Belong

Jury To Get Hogan Suit  Former County Clerk Takec Witnesce Stand

Floods Receding But New Threats Causing Concern   River In Alabama A _ Highest Point In. 49 Year History

HOODS RECEDE IN FOUR STATES   WORKERS FACE PROBLEM IN GETTING FOOD TO 600 IN ALABAMA.

Waters Recede  In Four States 5,000 Flood Victims Hopefully Eve Flow

Red Riot Greets Dulles’ Arrival  Australians Hit  Jap Treaty Plans

Aged Man Declared Legally Dead In 1934 Visits Pittsburah Police Station

REA and Union To Renew Talks With Conciliator  Government. Sending Des Moinee AAan far   Government. Sending Des Moines Man for ‘Parley in Sioux City ~

REA and Union To Renew Talks With Conciliator  Government. Sending Des Moi ines Man for

Influence Ring Traced In RFC  ney. es Lined ” (@)  mer AAArFH tt yiivv7e1n

Charles Taft Bares Snub Of Vatican Post  Reveals He Advised Truman Against Ste In January Offer

Urgent Plea. Sent Truman  By Premier   Mossadegh Anxious To Keep Oil Moving To West; Jeopardized Ry Rritich Pvoduc

No Hint of Truce in lranian Dispute Seen i in Note from Premier to Trumar

Tran Premier Wires Truman  In Oil Dispute   Informed Sources Say Note Contains Nc Hint Of Compromise

WouldKeep Fuel Going On Its Way   No Indication Is Given That Iran Has Asked President to Mediate Quarrel   British Blamed   Newspaper Expresses Its Nation’s Hope to Keep Oil Flowing

NO TRUCE SEEN IN OIL QUARREL  7   Iranian Premier Wants To Keep Oil Flowing Te West—Crisis Is Nearing Explosion Stage.

Oil Company Fight Grows More Bitter  With Action   Western Fuel Supply Threatened As Huge Plants Might Close 

Mossadegh Sends An Urgent  Personal Message To Truman   Iranian Premier Said To Want President To Mediate Quarrel; Crisis Fast Nearing Fynlosion Stave.

Truman Gets Appeal From lranian Head  Message Reported   Message Reported Expressing Desire To Keep Iran’s Oil Flowing To West

U. §. Pressing For Compromise To Protect Oi!   American Firms Make Plans To Fill Demands

lran Premier Dispatches President Personal Note   Ambassador Grady Handed Message By Iranian Foreign Minister At Brief Tehran Meeting

No Compromise Hinted In Iran Crisis Appeal   Oil Industry Periled By 2,800 Resignations Of British Employes

Urgent Note To Truman Iran Premier Turns To U. S.  In Hope To Ease Oil. Crisis

ZERO HOUR IS NEAR IN IRAN   Britain Prepares To Evac uate Personnel From  Oil Fields

IRAN PREMIER ASKS TRUMAN FOR HELP   Wants to Keep Oil Flowing to West; No Compromises

Truman Gets Appeal From Iranian Head   Message Reported Expressing Desire To Keep Iran’s Oil Flowing To West

Bookies in Tears Over New Tax Law   Can’t Operate‘ Is Cry Heard in Most Cities

Bookies Moan About New Tax on Betting  10 Per Cent Federal Levy Will Mean ‘End of Line’ for Many

Tax on Bookies Looks Like Racket-Buster   - Yowll Go Broke If You Pay, to Pen If You Don't, Operators Are Moaning.

W. Va. Coal Miners in  Walkout  22,000 Quit in Protest Against. Foremen Acting as  C_£.2.. Bi aman wbne

King Abdullah Of Jordan Is  Assassinated      Killed At Historie Mosq In Jer salem;

Arab Nationalist Fanatic Killed On spt lr Slaying  Onarch VVase Frien

Jordan Ruler Shot At Mosque In Jerusalem   Death Removes Another Supporter of West

King Assassinated At Mosque In ‘Arab-Held Part Of Jerusalem; Jordan King Killed Because He Was Friend Of Britain; Fear Another Crisis In Tense Middle East

Pro-British Ruler Slain In Holy City   Political Murder Threat ens to Rock Middle East; Details of Tragedy Slow Coming Out.

Abdullah of Jordan Dies  By Shooting   Sought Union of Arab Lands and Proposed . Israeli Peace.

A MARK TO SPIT AT — Champion Snuff Dipper Never Misses Cuspitoon

He Outdoes The Best  ON LL tal el Dae  Champion Snuff Dipper Sets Mark for Others

Soybeans   Champ Snuff Dipper Never Spits and Dips 144 Times Daily

82-Y car-Old Champion Snuff Dipper Outdoes ‘Em All—He Never Spits

Russian People Dissatislied With Communist Restrictions   By DONALD J. GONZALES

GOP Ready To Oust Acheson   Leaders Confer On  Attack Stratenav: tad Fe I  Action Criticized

ACHESON OUSTER MEETING CALLED   GOP. TO LAY PLANS FOR FIGHT TO REMOVE SECRETARY FROM PAY ROLL.

GOP To Plan Acheson Ouster  House Members Set. Strateay. Conference:

e ® e Americans Thrown Into Serious Confusion During Last 20 Years

UN Delegates Expect to Catch Up With Malik Tonight   Head of Soviet UN Delegation Will Re Host at Dinner in New York Hotel

BLOOD SOAKED GAR OF MISSING FAMILY FOUND   Clues Indicate Couple, 3 Children Were Murdered

Illinois Couple, Three Children Believed Slain After Bloody Aufo Found in Oklahome

PLAN PRPEPe-SAPARELEP CAR FOUND SL  Clues Sought In Apparent Murder Of Five

Allied Airmen Make Attack On Big Red Convoy   See Effort Of Reds To Bring Up Huge Supply Reserves

UN Airmen Blast 2,300 Red Trucks  Allies Eye Commie Build-Uo on Front

SCHOOL ENTRANCE AGE IS LOWERED   Mental Age of Six Is Required by New Law

NEW SCHOOL AGE LAW SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   Children Under Five Years Anc Seven Months May Enter First Grade If Mental Age Is Six

{Continued on Page Two)  Governor Signs Bill . Changing School Age

300 UN Ships KO Big Field   Russian - Made Planes Blasted In Big. Strike

GasBombs Sewed Among Red Ships   70 to 100 Camouflaged Planes Caught in Raid by Allied Bombers

Final ‘Week of ‘Summer Season, Players  Present - The Pursuit of. Happiness” Unit. Sent 3

 Final Week of Summer Béagit Players  'Present ‘The Pursuit of Happiness” Until Sent.

ORDERS DUE ON THAWING WAGE FREEZE  aa ornare rreaenoveaneraneeanee Lae ee eat nent tenn senna aae min nN coma rent  Rollback of Prices Planned

Price Rollbacks And Pay ‘Thaw’. Orders Expected   ’ Predict Approval Both of Mine Wage Boost.and Ton Rate Increase Plus  Other Adjustments on Spot Basis;  DiSalle Warns Against ‘Chiselers’

Wage Boosts Agreed on Will Be Okeh  Controller DiSalle 7. Pee Oe   Controller DiSalle Says Chiseling Will Be Punished

Hints ‘Tailored’ Regulations for Individual Items   Order Thawing Out Wage Freeze Due Soon, WSB Says

Wage Boosis Agreed on Will Be Okeh   Controller DiSalle Says Chiseling Will Be Punished

REDS STIFFEN LINES IN NORTH KOREA   Communists Lose More Jets in Air Battles

Kiwanis Fetes Blue Devils © Gold Basketballs Go  To Senior Plaverc

Kiwanis Fetes Blue Devils  a a a ee ee aed   “Gold Basketballs Go To Senior Players

Congress To Cut Foreign Aid Spending   Lawmakers Expected To Pare Funds For Next Year

Predict Congress Will Reduce Aid   Two Appropriations Committee Members See Assistance Cut

PREDICT SLASH IN FOREIGN AID   Sentiment In Congress Apparently Growing Against Giveaway

Used Car Price Ceiling Ordered By Government  Official Guidebooks Of Dealers Used To Determine Rollback

Order Issued On Auto Prices  Move Made To Hold Down Used Car Price

Order ‘Hold’  On Car Prices   DiSalle Establishes Specific Retail Ceiling

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   MacArthur Farewell in Chicago is Tumultuous

TWO CRASH VICTIMS FAIR   Fureral Services for Dwayne Moore Set for Tomorrow

‘Barkley Aide Facing Probe  In RFC Deal   Symington Reveals Request For Data Received From Committee

Treaty Will Include Japanese Punishment   Punitive Measures Will Be Immediate And Will Have Emotional {mpact

New Outbreak Of Air Warfare Occurs In Korea  Tempo Of Ground Fighting Is Also Somewhat Speeded  Db. DADE OT CMHLIA Laie

Senators Plan To Split Difference Over Draft Age   Substitute Measure Is Reported In The Making.

Lower Draftee Age Considered  Senate May Receive Compromise Bill

Compromise Is Hinted in Dratt of 18-Year-Olds   Substitute Plan May Be Considered by U.S. Senate

Compromise Being Discussed for Plan To Draft 18-Year-Old Youths Into Army

Compromise  on Dratt Gains Favor   Senate Bill May Put Age at 1812, Require Year in U.S

Compromise On Draft Age Limit Is Seen  Tact on R.< BVra cya   Testimony Brings Out Alternate To Taking 18-Year-Olds

Senate May Receive New Draft Plan   Compromise Talk May Result In Lowering Draft Age to 18 Years

COMPROMISE IN SIGHT ON CALL OF YOUTHS, 18   Draft Age May Be Set At 1814 Or 1 Year’s Trainine Required

Compromise Due In Draft Of Boys, 18   One Plan Calls For Year’s Training Before Combat Duty

Substitute For Lowering  Draft Age   Strong Signs Senate May Be Offered New Proposal

DRAFT CHANGES MAY BE DECIDED RY COMPROMISE   Proposals Talked For Lowering “Age To 184 Years And Providing Year's   Training.

The Weather   Substitutes Seen in New Dratt Policy  Year's Training Or Limit at 1814 Being Urgec

Senate Seeks Substitute For Plan To Lower Draft Age From 19 To 18

Substitute Draft ‘Plan Is Expected For 18-Year-Olds   Two Compromise , Programs Studied ‘ For Possible Use -

MORE TIME GIVEN DEFENSE DEPT.  Compromise on Drafting of 18-vear-olds Likely

Report Senate Compromise on Minimum Age for Draft   Sen. McFarland Cites Two Alternate Plans

Seek Plan To Split Draft Age Difference   May Compromise On Drafting Of 18'2 Year Olds

May Be Compromised :  Mid- Course oi on Minimum Draft Age Is Talked:

Boys May Be Drafted At Age OF 183   Compromise on Defense Department Plan Taking Shape

New Plan for 18-Year-Old Draftin Making   Substitute Vroposal - Lowering of Minimum Age Due to Senate

mpromise aft Plan \d Likely   nators Favor car's Training re 18-Year-Olds

Senate May Get Substitute Bill On Draft   Compromise On Lowering Age Limit Rumor

Youth Draft Compromise  Plan Hinted   Senate Expected To Get Substitute For Lewering Age Limits

Solons Talking Compromise on  Teen-Age Draft   Study Possibility of Calling Youths Six Months After Age 18

Senators Seek Compromise on Cut in Draft Age   Many Are Cool to Idea of Taking Boys For Service at 18

senate Group      Bill May Be Taken Up At Later Session After Further Study

UY. S. Seventh Division With: Artillery Support, Strikes Above Pananim

U. S., French Troops Open New Attack   Chinese, Koreans Fight Stubbornly To Stem Allied  Notrthward Drive

Yanks Erase Enemy Nest  In Mountains   Marines Continue Drive Qn Hongchon, Vital Road Center

FORCE OF 6,00 N. KOREAN REDS  DRIVEN IN ROUT   Inemy Knocked Out Of Mountain Stronghold On East-Central Front--U. _N,  Troops Advancing,

Ailied Troops — Press Forward   Estimated 6,000 North Koreans Are Chased From Plateau by Elements of Two Divisions

Reds Routed  From Plateau In East Korea   6000 Pull Back As Allies Hold On Other Fronts

Gambler Faces Perjury Charge  Wire-Tapping Story Denied Bv Costello

Perjury Charges Threatened On Gambler Frank Costello In Senate Crime Testimony

ON CIVIL DEFENSE   T. J. Glasgow, Director Will Announce Commit tee Posts Soon

Taft’s Book—Chapter 9  Taft Proposes ‘Monroe Doctrine’ For Europe

A Foreign Policy For Americans  Too-Big European Army Drains U.S. of Power

Truman Urges Refurn to Jobs To Aid Defense  Dwwerd -f Teadan   Board of Trade Wants Troops At Army Piers

8 Who Were Shipwrecked Are Rescued  Members Of Party  Qaar Thar Aan

Eight Washingtonians Shipwrecked In Bay For Nine Hours Through With Boats Today

Eight Rescued After Boat Capsizes   Washineton Partv.On Chesapeake Cruise Brought Ashore

City Folks Buying in Booming Farm Land Market, Farmers Are Main Sellers of Land Now

Legislative Program Subject Of Conference Between Fine  And Leaders of Both Parties

Juniata Carnegie Fund To Cooperate In Plar   Britain’s Iron, Steel Industry  Becomes Nationalized Tonight

Reds May Be  Willing To  Compromise New Hints  From  RACAnMRA i AVTAePrO   New Hints From Kaesong Reveal -Chanae In Stand

Reds May Be Willing To Compromise   New Hints From Kaesong Reveal Chanae In Stand

Red Delegates Changed Minds   At Gne Time Seemed Willing to Talk Realistic Buffer Zone

Reds Once Ready To Settle Issue  U.N. Spokesman Says   U.N. Spokesman Says Nam Appeared Rather Willing To Agree.

New Hints Seen Of Red  Compromise   Nam IVs Attitude Appears To Have Changed On Buffex

Probers Expect More Of Movie Stars To Talk   Expect To Learn More About ‘Reds’ In Hollywood

All-Out War Certain, McCarran Tells Press   Nevada Senator Is Asking for $195,000 To Investiqate Communism

Steel, = Hile Rapped . ‘Rail Leader Denounces Ilandlina of Dispute

BRT CHIEFTAIN HITS STEELMAN IN WAGE FUSS   **Settlement Rammed Down Throats,”  Chase Says

B. of RB. Y. Executive . Says Settlement Was ‘Rammed Down Throat

Leathemecks Cut Foe's Main Line With Vladivostok   Foorces Wade Ashore Under Hail of Red Machine-Gun Fire

British And U. S. Marines Cut Link With Vladivostok In Daring Raid

Marines Land Behind Front Lines Of Reds   Daring Raid Cuts Vniportant Rail Link To Viadivostok

Navy Discloses Marine Invasion Near Soviet Border  Also Confirms That Reds Captured Three Allied-Held Islands

UN Commando Paid Slashes Sunnty Line   U. -S. and British Marines Make Daring Landing Fat Behind Communist Lines.

DARING  Commando Raid Cuts Reds’ Line   VLADIVOSTOK LINK: BLOCKED

Marines Rip Rail Link to. Vladivostok   Daring Raid Strikes 125 Miles Behind Line in North Kerea

Marines Cut— Red Link with Vladivostok  _ Stage Daring Raid 125 Miles Behind Enemy Line<c

Marines Cut Reds’ Main Supply Line   Daring Raid 125 Miles Behind Front Deals Blow to Enemy

MARINES GUT NORTH KOREAN SUPPLY LINES   Commando Raids Temporarily Knock Out Communists Link to Vladivostok.

Big. Three Plan  Kremlin Appeal   Three-Man Iran Board Will Run Oil Industry

3 Western Powers Will Urge Kremlin To End Stalemate   Big Four Paris Meeting Deadlocked 12 Weeks Over Talk Agenda

Pampa Family Awaits Word From Son Allies, Communists Take Step: For Exchange Of POW Letfers

UN, Communists Make Arrangements For F: Exchange of Letters With PWs

Allies, Reds Make Plans For Exchanges   Prisoners To Be Swapped Soon By Both Sides

Both Sides Taking Steps on Letfers   Working Out Exchange of Letters from POW’s to Their Home Folks

Ching Arranges High-Level Talks On Wage Issues   Strike Almost Sure To Break As Union Seeks Pay Increase

Steel Heads Gloomy On Jan. 1 Tieup   High-Level Parley To Head Off Early Walkout Started

Outlook Dim for Steel Settlement   Strike Still Seems Inevitable: Murray

WALKOUT SET AT MIDNIGHT ON DEC. 31   Company, Union Officials Onen Conference   Declares Steelworkers Deserve Raise, Offers All Assistance

Union Gets   By Lewis   Hopes of Sidetracking Walkout Dim, Mav say ‘ysists on Contract  -

High Level Talks Begin in Steel Dispute Today  Government Officials Are Doubtful Strike Can Re Avoided

Steel Strike Is Now Seen  Inevitable Murray To Meet Top Steelmen

Steel Strike Outlook Dark; Parley Opens °   U. S. Negotiators Losing Hopes for Averting VWrolkenat

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Hopes Dim Strike Can Be Halted

DOUBT STEEL SETTLEMENT   Hold Little Hope For  Government Talks To Avoid Strike

Experts Doubt Steel Strike Can Be Avoided   Solution Linked With Government. Price Controls

Murray Feels Steel Strike Inevitable  Union and 10 Steel   Union and 10 Steel Firms Begin Talks With Ching Pracent

High-Level Talks Begin In Dispute On Steel Pay Hike   Officials Suddenly Are Doubtful That Strike Can Be Halted

Experts Say Walkout Is  Inevitable   Murray Unlikely To Heed Appeal -

STEEL, UNION HEADS  BEGIN TALKS AS  TRUCE HOPE DIMS C10 Threatens Walkout;  Government Striving To Prevent Strike Ian 1

Union Demands On Steel Firms Still Unchanged  Talks Start Today With Industry Men

Doubt Steel Walkout Can Be Avoided   High-Level Talks Open In Capital; Murray Rules Out Any Delay

Steel Hopes Grow Dim As Talks Begin   U.S. And Industry Now Doubt Strike Can Be Avoided

Start Vital Steel-Labor Conferences   Murray Says Strike Of Steelworkers Appears Inevitable

U.S. Doubts It Can Avert Steel Strike  High-Level Talk Begins; Walkout Set for Dec. 31

High Level Talks In. Steel Dispute Get Under Way   Prospects Of Preventing New Year's Day Strike Now Appear To Be Dim

High Level Talk In Government On Steel Issue   ‘Officials Said Suddenly  Doubtful Walkout By t Union Can Be Avoided

High-Level Steel Strike Talks Start   Optimism Over Settlement Turns Suddenly to Gloon

WALKOUT SET AT MIDNIGHT ON DEC. 31   Company, Union Officials Open Conference   JOHN L, LEWIS      Declares Steelworkers Deserve Raise, Offers All Assistance

Doubt Rises On Averting Steel Strike   Ching Meeting Owners. Murray: Lewis) Backs Union

TALKS ON STEEL APPEAR DOOMED   Officials Think Strike Is Inevitable Now — Negotiations Continue But Are Doubtful.

Students Can't Shun Service   Committee Explains Deferment Program

DRAFT PROGRAM FOR STUDENTS IS CLARIFIED   Policy Committee Says Exemptions Are Not Provided ©

HUNT GUNMEN IN NILES AREA   Tavern Janitor Slug gec And Bound; Loot Cash Boxes

GOP Leaders Of State To Plan Taxing Strategy   Conference With Governor Is Scheduled In Conjunction With Reapportionment Plan For State; ‘Last Time’ Opinion Hinted

Board May File Own Suit   REQ NF VV ER »/CaE  Attorney General Says He Cannot Take Action

Rev. Hogan Will Speak At Catholic Graduation Exercises Wednesday

Reopening Asked By Gov. Scott In Death Case   Chinese Student’s Father Suspects Foul Play In Case

Compromise Tax Measure Is Proposed   Committee Members Hope Plan Will End Legislative Stalemote

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours  (By The Associated Press)   Professional Jealousy

Women Can't Make Up Their Minds   At Least, Those Trying te Judge Beauty Contest Couldn't Get Together

Polpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein: During 24 Hours  (By The Associated Press} ef 8 - p pp gf...

MORRISVILLE HASTENS:~ CFWEA INSTALLATION   Council Adopts Ordinance On Final Reading   ARRANGES FOR FINES

France Takes Hopeful View   Expects Russia to Accep’ Terms of Western Pow. ers for Paris Talks.

Newsman and Judge Argue Over Crimes   Trial of Louisiana Reporters Ends in Disagreement; Decisior To Be Made Later

Judge Disagrees With Newsmen   Trial Of Newsmen Hits Torrid Pace

Contino Says He Has  Beaten Fear Draft Dodger Renew   Draft Dodger Renews His Plea to Be Allowed in Army.

CURR ci. ile auaimnrmonmneasund GARBAGE COLLECTORS STRIKE IN MOLINE

Britain, France Lukewarm   Power Held So Cheap Atom May Not Cut It

TO VACATION   Workers At Whirlpool And Autos Plants Leave Jobs Saturday

Blaik Turns Down $50,000 Coach Offer   Says All But Two of His 45 Varsity Players ‘Last

Star Charges ‘Officers Made  Him ‘Squeal’   West Point Player Faced Threat Of Prison, He Tells Paper

Blaik To Remain As Coach At West Point $50,000-A-Year Job Turned Down By Army Grid Mentor

Flier With Fractured Hip Pulls Self 300 Yds. ‘In 11 Hrs. For Help

Interests For and Against Margarine Sale Restrictions Invited to Meeting

BODIES OF DAD AND 8 CHILDREN FOUND IN FIRE   Jobless Man Kills Sleeping Tots, Sets House Ablaze, Shoots Himself.

Kills 8 Children, Takes Own Life  — North Carolina Home ' Te Alea Se e  + Aftira

 Father Kills His 8 Children, 'Takes Own Life   Nine Bodies Found In Blazing Home In Narth Carolina

Jobless Father Kills 8 and Self  Find Charred Bodies In Home He Set Afire

Father Slays 8 Children, Self  Bodies Are Found In Blozing Cabin

Sawmill Hand Kills Children, Then Himself   Estranged From Wife, He Brings Death to Fight And Burns Down Home

JOBLESS MAN KILLS 8 CHILDREN, SELF   Sawmill Worker Blasts Youngsters With Shotgun: Bodies Found in Blazing Home

Father Slays 8 Children,   Ends Own Life   Discover Bodies Of Family In Blazing Home

Disabled Man Frases Family InN. Carolina   Blazing Home Draws Attention To Tragedy; Wife Was Not Home

Father Kills His Eight Children, *Sets Fire to Home, Shoots Self

Collettsville Tragedy Recalls Similar Murders In Stokes   Man Shoots Fight Children And Self

Bodies Found in Blazing Home  Man Kills 8 Children Then Ends Own Life

SETS HOME AFIRE THEN KILLS SELF   Estranged Wife Sole Survivor of North Carolina Family Tragedy. Children, Age 3 to 15, Killed in Bed.  )

Father Slays Fight Children   Unemployed North Carolina Man Then Ends Own Life

Bodies Found In Burning Home .  Father Slays Bight Children, Then Self

Jobless Father Kills Children, Ends Own Life   Bodies Of Nine Found In Blazing Home; Som Have Fracthred Skulle

Nine Dead In Home ‘Tragedy’   Father, Jobless And ©  - TH, Kills 8 Children, Sets House ‘Afire And Then Shoots Himself

UN Observers on Both Sides Of Truce Line To Be Sought  UWS Halde Any EXfactive Armictice Muet

U.§. WILL INSIST ON TRUCE CURBS   ‘UN*" Observation *of-Forces on Both Sides’ of Line * to be Demanded

US To Insist On Observing Reds In Truce  Ridawav Tn Demand   Ridgway To Demand Observers Be Given Run Of All Korea

British Atomic Scientist Has Passport Cancelled   Planned Moscow Visit as Part Of ‘Good Will’ Tour

British Ban ‘Atom Expert's Moscow Irip   Cancel Scientist's Passport; Also Suspend Foreign Of-: fice Official Suspect

Security Officials Take Action Stopping Flights Behind Red Iron Curtain

British Cancel  Soviet Trip Of  Atom Scientist Clampdown Also  ET... Ppt Ot

British Cancel Atom Expert's Moscow Trip  Foreign Office Worker Ales

Britain Cancels Passport of an Atomic Scientist   Step Is Taken as Security Measure; Expert Had Planned Lectures in Moscow

CLAMP ‘IN BRITAIN   Cancel Passport of Atomic Scientist Headed for Russia

Moscow Visit Off British Cancel Passports Of Scientist. Diplomat

Britain Cancels Passport Of Atom Scientist Who Planned Moscow Visit

Passport Of Atom Scientist Cancelled; British Official Planned Moscow Visit

Brifain Cancels Passports of 2 Persons Today  Scientist Planned Fliaht ta Moscow

British Foil A-Scientist’s Moseow Visit  His Passport Voided Foreign Office Aide

Britain Cancels Passports of 2 After Screening   Atom Scientist Planned to Flee  TA AAncraw

Atom Scientist, Foreign Ottice Worker Sought Moscow Flight   Clampdown Follows Re. screening Policy Adopted After 2 Others Missing

Britain Cancels Scientist's Trip   Atom Expert Barred From Russian Visit.

Britain Halts Moscow Flight   Stop Atomic Scientist From Visiting Russia

—CLAMPDOWNPassport Ordered Cancelled   ‘NO COMMENT, SAYS SCIENTIST

Counter Drive Looms As Foe Deploys Guns   Allies Push Ahead Two and Half Miles West of Reservoir

Yanks Capture Two Vital Hiils   Grim Fighting Accompanies Renewed Air War; Three MIGs Downed; Two Others Damaged

GI's Capture Two Hills Over ‘Reservoir Tip   Two Yank Planes Crash, Two Damaged in Whirling Dogfights

U.S. Troops In New Gains In Hwachon Area  Chinese Forces May Be Planning For New Counter-Drive

Reds Offer F ight North Of Seoul   Enemy Movements Portend Possible Counter-Drive

Fine In Harrisburg For Conferences After Appointing Woman To His Cabinet

Korea Red Spy Trials To Open   Eighteen Will Face U.S. Provost Court

China Rejects U.N. Proposal For Cease-Fire   U.S. To Seek Action In U.N. Condemning Red China’s Stand

MAIL BAG TORN OPEN, ~ $16,000 SCATTERED   Four Hundred Help Collect Cast in Railroad Vards—-S1,000 still Missing.

IKE URGES CONGRESS TO SPEED NATO AID   Geneéral Takes Over European ‘Command, Telis Press U.S. Delay’ Could Be Costly

eaiety Assumes New Post Today ‘Don’ t Delay Rearming Europe, Eisenhower Warns Conaress

LLMER A WITNESS   “lke” Warns Against Any Delay In Action on Defense Measures

Eisenhower Keeps Eye On Congress   Says Delays There Can Bog the Entire Program for Defense Of Western Furone

Ike Says Congress Delay On Defense Would Hinder Western Europe Plans

Says Any Reluctance Would Hurt Entire Preparation for Western Europe

Eisenhower Hits Congress Delay In Troops Issue  Reluctance By US Would Hinder All Of Defense Plans

Eisenhower Tells Of Peril in Delay On Defense Plan   ‘Reluctance to Act Could Hamper Entire Action, General Says

Ike Plugs For Quick Troop OK   Says Any Delay By Congress Would Delay Whole Western Europe Defense Program

Ike Assumes Post, Warns Against Delay  Defense Setup   Defense Setup Depends on Speed By Congress

Ike Warns U. S. On Troop Delay  Whole Defense Plan Mav Be Jeopardized

Eisenhower Takes Over as NATO Head   Balks in Congress Could Slow Down 'Whole Preparation’

Eisenhower Warns Against Any Delay In Prenaring West European Defense

K.U. ENROLLMENT IS Naan 6400 TOTAL  ie e of Shohtly Over   Decrease of Slightly Over 1,000 Students From Fall of 1950

K.U. ENROLLMENT IS NEAR 6,400 TOTAL   Decrease of Shghtly Over 1,000 Students From Fall of 1950   CLASSES BEGIN TODA}

RheeHopes U.N To Continue War In Korea  South Korean Head Thanalbe Allia   South Korean Head Thanks Allies Far Heln.

Left - Wing Author Is Found Shot To Death in His Home   Louis Adamic, Yugoslavie Affairs Writer, May Have Been Slain

Is Found Shot Te Death in His Home   Louis Adamic, Yugoslavis Affairs Writer, May Have Been Slain

PENNINGTON MURDER TRIAL SET IN SALEM   Ogie Gets Change of Venue, Accused of Slaying Louis Sons.

Cost of Living Formula Drawn   Price Controller and Mobilizer Confer  On Substitute for 30-Day Freeze

DRIVERS REMINDED TO GET LICENSES   Only Three Weeks Remain Before Jan. 31 Deadline For Filing 1951 Applications

12.000 Meet Mae’s Plane At Airport   General Given Enthusiastic Midnight Reception

MAC HOPES HiS NAME WON'T BE USED IN POLITICS   Disavows Political Ambitions in Frisco Speech; Flies to Weshington.

General Rests after Ovation   NY Times Reports on Wake Island Parley 6 Months Aco

Senate Passes Appropriation Bills: Committee to Make Interim Government Study

Senate Passes Appocton Bills; Committee to Make Interim Government. Study

Romania Says Plane Violated  Her Frontiers   Ignores U.S. Claim That Craft Fired Upon by Communists

Missing U.S. Plane Accused   No Mention Made Whether Ship Downed Behind Iron Curtain

BORDER GUARDS FIRE ON LOST TRANSPORT      Red Romania Says American Plane Violated Its Borders: C-47 Missing

American Transport Is Still Missing After Being Fired Upon When It Flew Over Red Nations

Romania, Hungary Protest Violation of Frontiers By Missina U. S. Plane

Air Frontier Protest Made By Red States  Vanikhad Teakennck   Vanished Transport Clues Sought in Europe

Communist Romania Accuses U. S. Plane Of Violating Border  Believed to Be Craft Fired At By Red Guards,  Diplomatic Action Seen

Weather at Yuma   Missing U.S. Plane May Be In Hungary   Romania and Hungary File Protests Against Violation of Their Frontiers

[No Truman Reprimand As Yet   General Shows No Sign Of Halting Pressure For Looser Rein In' Korea: Britain Obiects

Spokesman Raps British Report On UN General  MacArthur Asks Pace  ei a ci Oa a:   MacArthur Asks Pace More Troops, Greater Authority In Korea

More Latitude Urged Against Britain's Wish   Reinforcements. Right to Bomb Fee Bases, Aim of Commander

MAC ARTHUR WANTS FREER HAND IN WAR   Asks for More Troops; Denies .  Reprimand by Army Secretary.

MacArthur Intends To Continue Fight Fora Freer Hand Inthe. Korean War Asks Pace For More  Troops; No Mention Of Any Reprimand

Freer Hand For Korean War Wanted By General   Reprimand Reports Denied By Leader Of UN Land Armies

Sources Say. He Was Given No Reprimand  Demands More —  Troops, Permit TT. Trea: Rambharo

Denies Reprimand By Army Secretary For Recent Action  Spokesman Blames British for Drive To Gain Removal!

MacArthur May Ask for Freer Hand   Supreme Headquarters in Tokyo Denies Reports Of Official Reprimand  =<wreyerns* £EsaTrocr ory wT   No Imminent Action Is Expected As Storm of Controversy Is Raised

MacArthur Makes It Plain to His Superiors That He  Will Keep Right on Talking

Denies Reprimand By Higher Authorities; Asks For More Troops To Battle Sino-Reds

Wants More Troops And Freer Hand To Wage Korean War   Meets With Pace As Row Over His Talks Keeps Boilinc

(Mac Arthur Denies Pace Reprimand      General Will Continue Fight for Freer Hand in Korea; Spokesman Gives Statement   Holds to Views’

GEN. M’ARTHUR WILL CONTINUE TO PRESS VIEWS  CONTROVERSY OVER RECENT STATEMENTS  POPaa a taim tir Ar er,

Says He Intends ToGo OnAsking For Freer Hand   General Stands Pat In Conference With Frank Pace,

Asks Pace For Troops During Talks   Denies Reports Of Reprimand For His Recent Statements

MacArthur Sticks to Guns in Demanding Freer Hand for Conducting War in Korea

General Wants More Troops, Tokyo Reports   Army Secretary Meets Two Hours With Commander

Says He Won't Back Down In Korean Demands   \Nied Commander Denies Reprimand From Pace; General’s Military Views Win Support

Denial Made To Reported Reprimand   Maintains Views In Conference With Secretary of Armv

AIAG OTANDING PAT, AaKo FO MORE TROOPS   Denies Reprimand by Army Secretary Pace for Political Views.

MacArthur to Continue Fight  For Free Hand in Korean War Tokyo Headquarters ‘Spokesman Denies

General Holds to Demands   UN Chief Denie: Getting Rebuke For Statements

No Mention Made of “Reprimand”  Gen. MacArthur Will Fight for Free Hand

General Stands Firm on Views ‘Asia Is First’  Riwn<s Cenenteces   Ammy Secretary Urged To Send Troovs to Korea

‘Europe's Capitals Protesting Statements on Korean Policies   Secret Conference Held in Tokyo; Report MacArthur Asks for More Troops, Right To Attack Manchuria and China Invasion

MacArthur Presses for Free Hand   General Stands His Ground in Talks With Frank Pace; No Trumon Rebuke

Temperatures   Denies ‘Dressing Down’  By Army Chief Pace; Deplores Neglect of Asia

Stands Firm in Discussion With Secrefary   Asks More Troops And Denies Story Of Reorimanding

MacArthur Asks More Troops and More Authority   General Reaffirms Stand on Chinese Second Front: Allies Continue Advance.

Wants Freer Hand In War tnd  MacArthur Intends To Hold Authority

MacArthur To Keep Pressing For Right To Hit Manchuria   Talks 2 Hours With Army Secretary

He Was Scolded By Sec. Pace  Mac Reported To   Mac Reported To Have Requested Mors U. S. Troops For Battle In Korea

MacArthur To Continue To Seek Freer Hand In War In Korea  Denies Pace Reprimanded Him For Public Cledamandte Deldicoh Moar oen Gtartad Bannrt

Gen. MacArthur. Stands His Ground In Controversy - Reiterates Desire  For Chinese Troops Tr Onon Naw. Feant

MacArthur Asks More Troops, More Freedom   General Authorizes Spokesman to Deny He Got Reprimand

Mac to Keep Up Fight For a Free Hand   Spokesman for General Denies ‘Reprimand’ Discussed By Sec. Pace

He Denies Reprimand From Pace   Says British News Reports Printed in London Were Untrue

MacArthur Asks Secretary Pace For More Troops   Makes It Plain He Wants Freer Hand: Denies Reprimand

Aide Denies Army Secretary Reprimanded Him at Parley   Action Deemed Fresh De. fianee of Crities  In UN

Denies Reprimand From Pace   Reiterates That He Will Continue To Ask Freer Hand

MacArthur Indicates He'll Keep On Fighting For Freer Hand In Korea

Wants To Bomb Chinese Bases In Manchuria   Washington Remains Silent On Any Presidential Rebuke

MacArthur Asks  4 1  For More Trooas    Denial Made Secretary Pace Had Reprimanded Wim.

SUPPORT OF GENERAL MACARTHUR’S PLEA FOR ALL-OUT WAR AID PICKS UP STRONG SUPPORT

General Doug Holds Out For Freer Hand   Reported He Asks More Troops, Okay To Hit Manchuria

General Had No Intention. Of Backing Down on Views And Will Continue Demands

M’Arthur Stands Pat On Demand For Freer Hand   Aides Deny Secretary Pace Reprimanded Him in Tokyo Parley

GENERAL SEEKS ADDITIONAL TROOPS   Denies Reports Of Reprimand From Pace   Can Win In Korea Only By Moving Into Red China, Commander States

Pace Did Not Iry fo Censure Him, MacArthur Says   British Press Leads Clamor for Scalp of Korean Commander

Denies Report Of Reprimand From Truman   Controversy Over His Statements Boils Or Three Continents

Report Of Reprimand  Is Deniec   Commander Indicate: He Will Continue  : Efforts To Obtain Greater Latitude

M’Arthur to Keep on with Campaign   London Concerned over American Row in Korean Command

Report Commander Has Been Reprimanded by Sec. Pace Is Denied by a Spokesman

M Arthur to Push Demand for Free Hand in Conflict   General's Words Boil Over World ; Pace Is in Tokyo

MacArthur Defies Critics and Top Leaders In Battle af War Palietes

MacArthur Makes It Plain He Will Continue fo Fight for Freer Hand in Pursuirig Korean Fighting  Spokesman Says Army Secretary Did Not Reprimand General   Nav Ancaoprr

Stands Firm on Views That Have Provoked Storm   Confers. With Army Secretary, Denies _ He Was. Reprimanded

MaeArthur Refuses. To  Give Grounc   Spokesman Denies Reprimand By Pace For Voieing Stand

General Believed to Have Asked Army Secretary Pace for More Troops, Freer Hand Against Reds.

—CONFERENCE— General / - 8 Denies Reprimand   SLAP TAKEN AT.  BRITISH STAND

Allied Chief Wants Freer Hand In War   TNteniex Reports Pace Reprimanded Him On Statement Of Policy

Emporia Skies Today   Wheat Harvest: May Be Slowed By Showers   Forecaster Predicts More Rain Today ane! Tuesday; Some Rivers Stil] Qut

‘MORE SHOWERS AHEAD   Forecast Calls for Showers over Most of State by Tomorrow

Britain’s Foes In Middle East Meet In Egypt   Thousands Greet Mossadegh As He Arrives In Cairo For 4-Day Visit

Senator Capehart Debates Foreign Policy With Secretary Of The Army Pace; Would Bring Spain In

Labor Favors Cutting Into Big Incomes to Help Balance U. S. Budget

Proposes Major Portion of Boost Be on Individuals  Leahkanry Cumencktlian

AFL Gets Behind Truman Request   Proposes Hitting At Individuals In  Large Income Group

Further Assault On Controls-Bill Expected Today   Senate. Committee Studies Testimony On Tax Hike; Fights Reds’ Release

Tax Other Fellow! Labor and Capital Hold That Theory   AFL Wants Hike Put on Rich And CED Wants It Lower Down When Incomes Clipped Again

AFL URGES TAXES BE INCREASED ON HIGHER INCOMES      Adviser Asks Senate Ban Broad Sales Levy, Elimmate Joint Return

AFL Backs Higher Tax  in Top Group   Business Committee Asks Gigger Levy For Those  * With Small Income

AFL Urges Higher Tax On Big Pay  Businessmen Ask Increased Levies On Lower Income

AFL Jumps into Tax Increase Fight With Full Backing of Snyder's Plan

Union Offers Own Proposal   Hike in Individual Levy, Elder's Idea

AFL Supports Truman Plan On Tax Boost   Ask Higher Levies Or Big Incomes Busines: Group Favors Cut

NANT HIGHER INCOME GhOUP TO PAY MOG]   Business Groups Ask Thal Lower Income Class Be Harder Hit.

AFL Supports Truman Request for New Taxes   ’ Heavier Assessments on Individuals Are = Urged by Expert

AFL Urging “Soak Rich”  Tax Boosts   Program Direct Reverse Offered By Group Of  Riueinees Men

A.F.L. Sets Up Own Tax Plan   Unionists Would Hit ‘Higher Brackets

AFL Urges High Level Tax Boost   Union Plan Runs Counter To Ideas OF Bic Bncinacc

AFL Supports Tax Boost of Ten Billion  Sep »  YS. in oe A, ae aes

Tax Boost Supported By A. F. L.   Increases Should Be On Large Incomes, Is Proposal Of Labor Consultant

Labor Group Backs Truman On Tax Plan   A. F. L. Suggests Indwiduel Income Levy Be Increased

Senate Finance Committee Gets Proposal fo Increase Tax On Those With Larger Incomes

BACK OF TRUMAN   A.F. of L. for Raising Most of Tax Boost thru In dividual Incomes

Dewey Hopeful, Sails For Korea  Governor Can't See End Of Cold War

Dewey ‘Hopeful’  About Cease-Fire   Titular Head of Republican Party Prepares to Leave On Six-Week Pacific Tour

Dewey Hopes For Cease-Fire  On Start of Trip To Carry Him to  Aatatia C' nsemterios

Northern Half Of Nation Is Hit By Heavy Snow   21 Deaths Reported As Winter Strikes  By UNITED PRESS

Browning“ Baptist Church Kenneth G. G. kelley, Pastor  7H . 23 a, . to

FREE FAMED BURMA SURGEON FROM PRISON   ‘Court Reduces Term for Mercy Doctor Accused of Treason.

BURMESE COURT FREES FAMED RURMA SURGEON   SAYS DR. SEAGRAVE AIDED REBELS TO RELIEVE SUFFERING

DR. SEAGRAVE RELEASED BY APPEAL COURT   Holds Famed Doctor Didn’‘t Wilfully Give Aid To Rebels.

‘Burma Surgeon’ Ordered Releasec   Burmese Court Orders Famed Doctor Freed From Long Jail Term

Burma Surgeon's Release Ordered   Original Charges Reduced By Rangoon Court

Dr. Seagrave Wins Appeal In Rangoon Couri   Famed American Had Been Given 6 Years “For Aiding Rebels’

Penalty Cut By Court of Appeal Edict   Decision Cites Service Performed by Noted Burma Surgeon.

Burma Surgeon s Release Ordered   Burmese Court Rules in Favor of Seagrave

Dr. Seagrave Is Freed By  Burma Court   Famous Surgeon Is Ordered Released; Had Been Given Six  VYaore Term

—TERM CUT TO TIME SERVED — Burmese Court Orders  Freedom for Seagrave

Surgeon To Go Free ,  Burma Court Orders  Release Of Dr. Seagrave

Doctor Seagrave, $] y Burma Surgeon Given Freedom   Burmese Court Of Appeals Orders Release.

Order Release of ‘Burma Surgeon  Court of Appeal Acts in Dr. Seagrave Case

BURMA SURGEON ORDERED FREED   Dr. Seagrave To Be Re leased After Getting Six-Year Term

Famous Burma Surgeon Freed By High Cour!   Tribunal Sustains Charge of Guilt, But Is Lenient

COYPAN AARKET   Major Rip-In Republican Party’s Seams Now Appears To Be Just Loose Threads

W. Brownsville Man Applies  For License   East Seottdale And California Persons  Also Have Signed Up

New Effort to Solve Mystery Deaths Pushed   Cuban Officials Are ‘Checking Into Strange Slaying in U. S. Embassy Office

Authorities Order Autopsy in Cuba Shootings Case...  Police Feel Marine Shot Watchman, Killed Self

Enemy Drives-UN. Troops Back In  “Battle of Hills”   South Koreans Retreating As Ships And. Planes Rake Red Hubs \

Death Toll At 37 InFishing Boat Mishap   19 Bodies Found, 18 Still Missing Off Lone Island

Dead Put At 37 In Boat Wreck  18 Still Missing Off Tip Of Long Island

Tron Feuean Ub istiad & Searchers Hunt Waters For 18 Missing Persons

18 Still Missing in Boat Disaster Taking 37 Lives   One Enaine Dead

Press Search For Rest Of Fishing Party   Powerful Rip Tides Impede Coast Guard

SEARCHERS SCAN WATERS IN HUNT EAD MIRE RANIES   Death Toll Placed at 37 in Capsizing of Craft in Storm   Signs of Wild Panic Found Among Those Trapped “Below Deck

State Economy Asked by Kohle: in: His Message   : Cites Uncertainties . of Future as Reason “for Cutting Costs

Kohler Urges State To Keep lts Costs Low:   Urges Building Financial Reserve ‘For Future; Would Ease Tax Load 

Spare Citizens Tax Burden, He Tells Lawmakers   Cut Operating Costs, Build Fiscal Reserve for Future, He Warns

Acheson Says He's Willing-to Talk to Taft   Admits UN Prestige Hit; Truman, Wins Support

Acheson Welcome: Talk with Minority On Foreign Policy   Tells Reporters That Failure in Korea Has Lowered U.N. Prestige

Willing To Talk ‘To GOP Leader, Acheson States   Secretary Opens Path For Policy Discussion With Ohio. Republican

Acheson Ready To Meet Taft To  Discuss Policy   Senator And His Views Main Topic Of News  Conference.

Acheson Says He'll Discuss Aims with Taft  Willing To Talk Over Foreign Policy With Minority Party

Acheson Would Talk With Taft   Says He’s Willing To Discuss His Foreign Policy

Acheson Claims He ‘Welcomes Talk With Taft   Democratic Senators Plan. Defense Of Administration

Democrats Rally Behind Truman Plan For Europe   Douglas Demands Senate OK Sending Troops Overseac

Senate Democrats Rally To European Arms Plar   Acheson Offers To Confer With Sen. Taft, Or Other COP Members. On Foreien Policv

Top Demos Rally To Truman's Aid On Western Army  Sotons Will Request Senate To Approve  Troops’ Commitment

Acheson Willing fo Talk It Over  May Discuss Policy Matters With Taft

Aid-Europe Plan Given  Party Help By Se Senators  Wr. ’ oo   Debate On Foreign Policy Is Expected To Become - Heated

Acheson Glad To See Taft, He Declares   Welcomes Senator To Discuss Policy   Secretary Says UN Failure To Solve Crisis Will Diminish Prestige

Acheson Says He Would Be Glad To Discuss Foreign Policy With Taft

Acheson Offers To Talk Policy With GOP Heads   Secretary Says He Is Willing To Meet Taft

Demos Rally fo Truman Support  Program Asks Help For Western Europe

Office Open For Foreign Policy Parley   Democrats Back Truman on Aid To Western Europe

Senators Map Torrid Replies To Taft’s Plan   President Receives Support of Leaders With Debate Pending

Senate Dems Back Europe Defense Plan  Leaders Rally For Support of Truman’s Request

Acheson Would Welcome a Talk With Sen. Taft   Secretary Denies UN Faces Breakup If It Fails on Korean Case

Dean Acheson Proposes Talk With Crities   Secretary Willing To Talk Foreign Policy With Taft, Any Others

Senate Democrats Rally To Truman Program of Helping Europe Man Defense Lines

Acheson’s Door Open  To Senator   Glad To See Taft Or Any Other Minority Party Member, Is Secretary’s Stand

Dems Strengthen Truman Stand on Europe Arms Aid   Senate Leaders Rally to President’s Program of Helping Europe Man Its Defenses

 He’s A Little Bewildered ‘Seaman Who Battled Red: ‘Finds He Was Discharged

One of Those Mix-Ups—  Fights in Korea Nine Months, Finds He’s Not Even in Navy

Not In The Navy, Seaman Informed  While He Ducks Red Korean Bullets;  Little Bewildered By Turn Of Events

HOUSE CAUCUS EXPECTED 10 SUPPORT TAX   GOP Wil! Count Noses Today; Revamp Of Districts Due

Fine Tax Plan Gets Test in Caucus Today   Assembly Also Studies Change in Congress Delegation

- Nitro-Packing’ Hoodlum Nabbed On Plane Pocket Full Of Explosive Could Have Killed 48 s

Appeasement Is Denied By Sec. Acheson:   Defends Support of CeaseFire Plau in Korea Despite GOP Criticisin

Daily News Index   Agree on Legislation To Spur Defense Housing Construction

ENGLAND WANTS CHINA KceDS IN ON JAP PEACE   U. S. Rejects London Plan to Consult Reds on : Treaty. 

U.S. Rejects Red Voice In Japan Treaty  Proposal By British Spurned: Stand On

J.S. Rejects’ sell-Out To! Red Chinese!   Turns Down British Proposal to Deal Foe in on Jap Treaty

U.S. Refuses British Plan In Jap Treaty   Britain Proposes That Red China Be Given Formosa

U. $. Rejects Voice For Red China In Japanese Treaty   Tells Britain Formosa Policy ls Unchanged

ENGLAND WANTS. “CHINA REDS IN ‘ON JAP PEACE   U. S. Rejects London: Plan to Consult Reds on Treoty.

sritish Proposal Rejected bv U.S.  >. Rrj hii Plan tea BRring China   Plan to Bring China Reds Into Jap Peace Parleyvs Turned Down

Atlantans Turn To Legal Liquor After 38 Deaths Result From Illegal Potion

Narcotics’ Ring Members Sought   18 of 21 Indicted  Huated by Agents

NEBRASKA HUNTD 3 DESPERADUES   FARM - TO - FARM SEARCH BEGUN FOR TRIO WHO FLED JAIL SUNDAY.

Seek Jailbreakers In S.E. Nebraska   Farm To Farm Hunt In Johnson, Nemaha, Richardson. Pawnee Counties Goes On

Find No Trace of Desperadoes  Search Four-state Area fer Fugitives

Trouble Delays Churchill's Trip   Jammed 16-Ton Anchor Postpones U. S. Talks

Storm Delays Churchill’s Tr ek to U. S.   ‘Winnie’ Eves Talks With President On Additional Aid

Churchill Is Delayed By Storm   Gale Halts Sailing 0: Queen Mary Sunday

Churchill Postpones U.S. Trip 24 Hours   North Atlantic Storm Bends Anchor On Liner  QOusen Maru

Churchill’s Sailing Delayed By Jammed Anchor On Liner: Talks With Truman Set Back

Textile Strike Affects 70,000  Tieup Hits 160 Wool And Worsted Mills

a Sa  70, 000 Textile Workers Strike At 7 60 Wool And Worsted Mills

70,000 OUT IN * WOOL STRIKE   First Industry-Wide Walk out In History Of Textile Union

Flier’s Stunt Irking   Courtmartial Faced by Air Force Pilot- Who  Landed Plane on Top  Of Mount Rainier

King Leopold tnds His Reign   Signs Abdication Papers Renouncing Throne To His Son

Apartment Blaze Toll Reaches 5  F Police Consider Criminal Charae

Colonel May Lose Job For Givina Facts   Details Reveal Missing Prisoners May Be Real Truce Talk Snaa

Front-Line  Troops Hear of Atrocities   Details Broadcast as Repercussions Hit Chancelleries

Murder of Prisoners. By Reds Continues To Have Repercussions Throughout World

Britain Asks lf U.S. Can Back Up Death Charae   “Redhot” Army Investigation On Into Pusan Figures

Why Doesn't Brass Know? Senators Ask   Armed Forces Radio Reports Slaughter to Fighting Troops

Hanley May Lose Job For His Report   Announcement Of Atrocities Still Shocking World

Atrocity News Stirs  Otticials   ‘Front Line Troops Hear - Radio Report of Claim  _ Reds Murder Prisoners

Atrocity Charges Under Study; Bring Repercussions  Ravanliad ac   Revealed as Cause of Delay In Truce Talks

Broadcast Report of Red Atrocities fo Front Line Troops   Repercussions to Startling Announcement Continue Around Rest of World.

Repercussions Continue Around World on Announcement of Red Slauahter of 5,500 Yanks

Kefauver Urges Tighter Tax Laws to Get Sorely-Needed Millions From Criminals

Liz Taylor Draws Unwanted ‘Honor’  Tabbed by Herverd Lem poon As ‘Most Oblecticn

Liz Taylor Draws Unwanted ‘Honor’  Tobbed by Harvard Lem “Poon As ‘Most Objection  ; ae oo a ) ee

Demonstrate Fora Young German Hero   Patrick Henry Sentiments Of 18-Year-Old Boy Chagrin Red Court

German Youth ‘Voices Heroism   “Prefers Death to Red ‘Oppression: Russian ~ Court Is Defied.

Gen. MacArthur Kept Advised, Document Show:   Produced By Senator Morse

Predict. ‘Administration Will Get Adequate Wage-Price- Rent Bills

Dems Hold Firm, Extend Contro!s   Predict President Will Get Adequate Waae-Price-Rent Bill

M’ ARTHUR BUST DISPLAY BANNED   Bronze Profile Of General Ruled Out For Showing At San Francisco

Two Burned Fatallyin Explosion   Youngsters Succumb At Hospital After Dunbar Home Burns

Branea and Hearn Are Pitchers in  First of Playotts   Near-Capacity Crowd I: on Hand to Witness Battle of Giants, Dodgers

FROZEN STIFF. WOMAN LIVES   Had Temperature Of 64 And Pulse Of 12 When Found

Find Young Woman With Body Frozen  Doctors Give Her Chance To Live, May Lose Seth ff Soe On Wy Rts

WOMAN, FROZE STIFF, REVIVES; ANAZES MEDICS    Medical Phenomenon at  Chicago, But Victim May Lose Both Arms, Legs.

Y oung Chicago Woman Clings To Life After Body Temperature Slides To 64

Woman, Literally Frozen Stiff, Lives, But May Lose All Her Limbs

Woman, Found ‘Frozen Stiff’ ls Recovering   Brought to Hospital In Chicago With Temperature of 64

“Frozen” Woman Clinging' to Life   23-Year-Old Chicagoan oan Literally Frozen: Stiff; Beeve Case Unparalleled in Medical. History. -

Woman Lives Despite Cold   Doctors Astounded At Survival Chances

Frozen Woman Clings To Life   Physicians List Condition Critical

Still Lives Despite Being ‘Frozen Stiff   Woman Clings To Life ln ‘Chicaro

 Literally Frozen Stifft— 'Woman Lives After Body Heat ‘Drops To 64 In Sub-Zero Alley

WOMAN FOUND FROZEN STIFF IS STILL ALIVE   Has Chance to Survive But ———— and  lnme.

Amazed Physicians Say Frozen Woman 'May Survive Ordeal: Faces Loss Of Limbs

Woman Found Literally Frozen Stiff Clings té Life in Chicago Hospital; Case Called “Fantastic”

Negro Woman Literally Frozen Stiff Clings to Life in Chicago Hospital

Woman Is Frozen Stiff and Lives  PRodu Heat of 64 Dearees. Then Survinal. is ‘Fantastie’

Frozen Woman Still Lives ar Temperature Was 64. Pulse 12 Beats a Minute

PULSE 12, RESPIRATION RATE 5  Woman Frozen, Body Heat 64 When Discovered. Lives

WOMAN FOUND FROZEN STIFF IS STILL ALIVE   Has Chance to Survive But -May Lose Arms and “1 - Lees,

Shortage of Tires Feared   May Be Severe, Congress Told By Rubber Firm

Goodrich President  Warns Severe-Tire  Shortage Threatens Says U. S. Heading  For Crisis Unless  Policies Changed

LS, Urging Greek, Turk NATO Seats  Expect Council To OK Proposal

GREECE, TURKEY WILL JOIN PACT   Canada’s Capital Scene of Session For NATO Nations

Seek to Line’ Up Greece, Turkey  American Plan to Aid Bulwark Against Reds

Likely to Admit Greece, Turkey  North Atlant Council Expesied 4a Accant The arm ac hdamik

Argument Due On Pact Membership Of Greece, Turkey   U. S. Plan For Admission Of Nations Expected To Win Approval.

Belgian Hints At Opposition In Ottawa   Smaller Nations Of West Europe Must Be ‘Sold’

NATO to Include  Greece. Turkey   Hot Debate Seen on Issue But Adoption Seems To Be Certain

Okay for Greece And Turkey In NATO Expected   Stiff Debate Is Likely Before Final Approval

LOSS OF 223 PLANES   That’s Air Force’s Figure in Korea Thee FTanuary

LOSS OF 223 PLANES   That’ s Air Force’s Figure in Korea Thru January 18

Defense Plant at Champaign Is Destroyed   Explosion and Fire ‘Wreck Tool Casting Plant This Morning

Berryville 6.1. Sentenced for Rape  Negro Sergeant Sued  By German Nursemaid

FEARED LOSS OF JOB AFTER VISITING GIRL   Abandoned Own Vehicle; Hitch-Hiked Back Tn Twin Cities

“~ is Held n Murder Charg:   Charged YVith Fatal Knifing of Guard In Bid For Freedom

Pleven and HST Agree On Germany   Will Allow One to Five Ratio of Armed Divisions.

Hospital’s Blue Cross Coverage  To be Spurred by Local Drive   Non-Profit Plan Is Hospital’s Answer tc  Socialized Medicine

U.S. Troops Think Reds Whipped   Communist Answer Viewed as Desire for Quick War End

Police Chief Ousted In Gambling Shakeup   Mansfield Mayor Charges Officer Has Failed To Eliminate Gaming

Fortune Found in House of Death  aa ae  RD een Dinntesus: 2 SO a Ba cB ae Ras   Woman Recluse, Raven Dead: Sister Starving

Chinese Trade Embargo Approved by. UN Group   11 to 0 Majority Vote Given U. S. Fiaht-Point Sanctions Proposal

Mountain-Hopping Pilot Keeps Moving   Flier Zips off Mt. Rainier Peak, Lands Craft on Frozen Lake

Air Force and Park Rangers Wonder What Next in Case of Pilot on Mf. Rainier

Cub Pilot Zips Off Mt. Rainier  Ar rmy Flier r AWOL In auntain Stun

Frozen Lake Used For Landing Plane   Mountain-Capping Pilot Gives Air Force, Rangers Rough Time in ‘Rescue’

Mountain-Hopping Pilot Has Would-Be eRescuers Guessing About Next Moves

New Yor Stocks   And Now? Flier Finds New Trouble on Frozen Lake After Zipping Away from Mountair Peak

Allies Hit Main Line Of Chinese   Red Tanks Appear In Increasing Tide Of Bitter Battle

Raiders Ram Chinese Red  Main Line   Enemy Throws Fresh Troops Into Battle

‘Two Allied Tank-Infantry Columns Gair 4 Miles; Some Within 3 Miles Of Seow

U.N. Drive Now Within 3 Air Miles of Seoul   Ridgway Says Reds Have Lost 100 Men For Each UN Soldier

RAIL UNION’S BID REJECTED   Attempt To End Two-Year Dispute Again Ends In Failure

Rip Ceiling On Pay Issue   Approve 9 Cent Hike For Workers In Packing House

Wage Control Board Okays Cent Pay Hike   Members Approve Boost for 220,000 Meat Packing Worker:

H-BOMB- PLANT COSTS SOARING   Estimates Say May Run As High As $2 Billion— Probe Of Labor Practices Ovens. -

H-Bomb Waste May Hit $2 Billion, Says Barden   Congressman Makes Estimate Of Terrific Coct And Waste At Aususta H-Bomb Plant

FEWER BOROUGH EMPLOYEES HERE THAN MOST TOWNS   U. S. Dep’t of Commerce Lists 83 on Bristol’s  olle   '27 ARE ON PART.TIME   Payroll F igures Given As $13,100 Per Month By U. S. Dep’t

Printer of Anti-Tydings Literature Alleaes Threat by McCarthy Men

Printer Tells Of Threaf In ‘Senate Probe   Baltimore Man Says He Was Threatened During Butler Campaign

Printer Claims Intimidation By Senator Butler Faction  Testifies He Received $1,000 Check Signed By Brewster In Partial Payment

GRAND JURY ACTION HINTED ON McCARTHY   Benton Asks Justice Department If Charges Can Be Studied Without Move by Senator

Asks If Grand Jury Could Probe McCarthy Charges   Sen. Benton Inquires o! Attorney General as To Action‘s Legality.

Hints Grand Jury Probe of MeCarthy   Benton Asks Attorney General If Solon Can Be Called for Quiz

Attend Gasco Fooc Institute Opening at H.S. April 3rd   Presented by Cooperation of Gazette Gas Co.. Merchants

Good Food, Prepared With Deft Touch By Kxperts, On Display Here Tonight

FALLS WILL VOTE ON LOCAL OPTION   Petition Filed To Put Issuc Primary Election  Ballot   NOW HAVE 4 LICENSES

IFalls Local Option  Petition for the Local Option Vote Was   srt Elang Wootordaay

French Red Chief ls Convalescing   Thorex Stricken Lost November, Flown to Russia

Iran to Sell Oil For Cash to ‘Any Foreign Customer’  Will Reverse Previous Promise to Sell Only To West, Not Russia

lranians Offer To Sell Oil To Any Nation   Russia ts Included On List as Nation Seeks to Get Cash

~—ee JI Million Aveat——————__=— Army Probes War Contract Granted to Ex-Convicts

Army Probes Contracts In Mississippi   Plant In Jackson Target Of House Investiaation

Courier Phone  3470   Says War Orders Given Firm Without Facilities

HST Charged: With Budget ‘Fraud, Deceit’   sen. Bridges Sees 25 Billion Dollars: In Widden Wieuree

Non-Defense Items in Truman Budget Will Come Under Hot Senate Attack

Message Is Filled With Deceit, Fraud, Hidden Figures, Bridges Says  In Most Violent Blast

NEW PAKISTAN LEADER NAMED   Former Governor-General Steps Into Post Of Prime Minister

Friend Of British, U. S. Is Selected As Pakistan Chie  Motive atic   Motive In Assassination Of Liaquat Is Probed By Officials

New Officials Take Over In Pakistan   Chubby Rightist Named Prime Minister To Succeed Liaauat

‘Quiz Praducer In Movie Shooting  Wanrndead Woaltea   Agent. Wounded, Waltei Wanger Questioned:

Cops Question Movie Man In Shooting Case   Walter Wanger Reported To Have Wounded TV Executive

Troop Question Shelved; Form.  Major Issues   Real Progress Noted; Gen. Ridgway Warns Aaainst Optimism _

Reds, Allies Tackle — 4 Vital Truce Issues  First Brass-Tacks Parley Adjourns After’ Chart Maat ne Draliminary Arenrd Reached

Cease-Fire — Depends On  Four Issues   Ridgway Warns Against Too Much Hope For Success

Reds, Allies Tackle  4 Vital Truce Issues  First Brass-Tacks Parley Adjourns After Short Meet as Preliminary Accord Reached

A Vita! Issues Topic of Eleventt Cease-Fire Parley   Hour and 15 Minute Session, Another Set For This Evening

Conferees Agree On Five-Point Agenda In Nine Minutes; Remaining Time Used For Discussion Of Basic Issues

4-Vital Issues To Be Decided At Kaesong   No Announcement Made Of Development After Session Adiourns

Vital Isstres Are Taken Up at ‘Kaesong After Agreement on Five-Point Agenda.   ELEVENTH MEETING LASTS OVER HOUI   Subjects Facing Delegates Include Creation of Buffer Zone and Exchange of Prisoners.

Armistice Talks Now Getting Down To Brass Tacks   Twelfth Session Scheduled for This Morning; Ridgway Issues Sharp Warning Against Over-Optimism.

11th Meeting Lasts Only 75 Minutes   Ridgway Issues Warning Against Over-Optimism

U.N. Command Warns Against  Overoptimism  Accord Reached On 5-Point Agenda

Troop Matter Will Be Taken Up After Truce   Negotiators Get Down To Brasstacks: Slate Another Meeting Today

[Initial Talks Qn Armistice Are Peacetul   Agreement On Agenda Paves Way For Korean: Cease-Fire Parley Without Decision In Withdrawal Of ‘‘Foreign’’ Troops

DRRCEDOTTRT TUE PGT ED LED 9 CLE TT nartneeeemmenennnarenmnennnenenaennacnunennanancatninciteeaacct Mississippi Tugboat Swerves Into Path of Tanker, Overturns, 6 Men Trapped

Christmas Seals Go On Sale   75% Of Proceeds Of Annual Sale Stavs In County To Aid In Work Here

UN Panel Says Reds Plan New Greek Try  . UNSCOB Reports Communists

Greek Revolt Plot Charged   Reds Aiding Guerrillas IN PBanel Acserts

_ Chief Has Half-Brother Stew  Witch Doctor Said His Prestiae Would Rise

Senators In Mood To Be HardOnMoh   Ain Heavy Blows At Overlords In Gambling Ring

Biows Aimed At Gamblers’ Pocketbooks By Senators   Committeemen W riting Another Blistering Report

SENATORS WAR + ON GAMBLERS   New Tax Bill Taking Care ful Aim At Their Pocketbooks

Senators Train Guns on Purses Of Crime Czars  Committee Repor Urges Crackdown On Underworld   Blictering Report

Senators Aim To Put Crimp In Underworld   Big Guns Aimed At Gam bling Fraternity Over The Nation

Senate Aims Twin Blows  At Gambler:   Crime Panel Readies. New Report as Tax Writers Eve Rettor Incomes

Senators Aim Heavy Blows  At Underworld   Crime Committee Demands Crack Dow: On Racket Fiaures

Bus Drivers Out on Strike   Not a Bus of Missouri Pacific Is Running Today

lest Scores Due Within A Month  Students May Inquire Then Says Hershey

Gleeful Girl Gets Her Man Claims Prof  Beauty, Brains Not Enough, Says

Get Happy, Girls, or Be Old Maids   / Beauty and Brains Alone Won't Win Husband

Get Happy, Girls—  Old Maids Seldom Smile, Don't Know How To Treat Men. Professor Finds

Brifain Seizes New Oil Tankers Built for Poland   Action Is Taken Following Pressure By United States

Crime Probers Hear Testimony By Virginia Hill   Ex-Friend of Top Hoodlums Quizzed  On Source of Income

Legion Thanks Congress For Beating Veto   Statement Points To Salary Boost For Gevernment Workers

Legion Head Blasts Truman, Press, Lauds Overridins Of Pensions Veto

Kighth Army Bans Details Of All Battles   Censorship Rules Forbid Any Criticism Of Allied Conduct

Hill Folk Shoot Down Law Men   Fourth Officer Near Death From Critical Wounds

AUTO WORKERS WILL RECEIVE PAY INGREASE   Four Cent Hike To Be Approved By Wage Board

WILL RECEIVE PAY INCREASE   Four Cent Hike To Be Approved By Wace Board

Wage Board Expected to Approve 4-Cent An Hour Auto Workers’ Hike

Allied Patrols Roam Beyond Korea Lines   Kaesong Entered Twice To Mark Most Westward Push

Quiet Day On Front In Korea   ‘Action Is Limited To UN Patrol Skirmishes ‘As Officials Predict New Red Offensive

Reds Appear. Trying To Get Lines Grouped   Bad Weather Cuts American Fighter Plene Activity

Predict a New Red Offensive   Allied Units in Most Westerly Push of War

All Fronts Quiet As Allies Await Fyoected Attack   Red Planes Absent From Korean Skies After Hard Fights

Predict New Red Drive On War Anniversary   All Fronts Quiet Today; Bad Weather Limits Air Sorties

Allies Roam Past Front. After Reds   Patrols Enter Town Of Kaesong In Push West; Expect Limited Offense on Monday

—EXPECT NEW RED DRIVE— Quiet Front May Be A Lull Before The Storm

U.N. Patrols Range Widely Seeking Reds   Officers Predict Limited Offensive frem Comarn nints ky Mondey

Strong Enemy Forces Reported Regrouping   Allied Officers Expect New Communist Thrust To Come By Monday, The First Anniversary Of The Korean War

Patrols Roam Western Front   Officers Predict Reds Will Launch Drive On First Anniversary

Allies Roam Far Beyond Own Line: Officers Predict Red  “Limited Offensive”’ To be Started Monday

UN Patrols Seek Enemy Past Lines Of Fighting   Limited Offensive By Reds Predicted Early ‘In Next Week

FAR BEYOND LINES   U. N. Patrols Twice Ente: City 25 Miles Northwest of Seoul

Allied Patrols Sweep Ahead of Western Lines  Chinese Maneuvering To Launch Offensive Is U. N. Expectation

QUIET FRONT HINTS FRESH RED OFFENSE   Patrols Wander At Will; War Planes Keep To Airports

Patrols OF . Allies Roam Far Afield   Prediction Made Reds Will Launch Limited Offensive Ry Monday

UN Officers Predict New Red Attack; Allied Units Push Westward to Kaesong

Reds Expected To Launch New Offensive  Allies Patrol Area In North  Arann far

U.N. Officers Expect New Attack Soon   Scouts Probe All Along Front for Communist Strength

Allied Patrols Roam Deep Into Red Territory  _ Chinese Are Reported - Regrouping For New  Ltetead Offanciva

Expect Reds fo Launch Attack On War Anniversary   Allied Patrols  Roam Far Beyond 1! Al Erantl ina

Enemy Expected To Offer Only a Limited Offensive   Peace Rumors Again Aro Current During Lull in Fighting.

New Red China  Drive Indicated   Allied Patrols Roam Far Beyond Owr Lines; Reds Build) Above Pyonggang

Allies Roaming Where Red Drive Is Predicted  Limited Offensive he AA  Eunart vy en

Allies Expect Red Assault By Monday   U.N. Patrols Roam Far Beyond Lines Along Western Fran

Red Attack Near Allied Officers Warn   Allied Patrols Roam Well Beyond Lines On Western Front

Patrols Roaming At Will in West As Reds Build Up  Van Fleet Predicts Forces Will Defeat Any Chinese Push

U.N. Patrels Roam Ahead Of Warfront   Storm Clouds Cut Air Activity; Red Losses Revised

Reds Hiding For Expected Limited Drive   Allies Reach haesong—Peace Move Disavowed

Reds Seen Preparing to Launch Drive On First Anniversary of Korean War

Enemy Needs Fresh Troops For Offensive  Peace Rumors Thick   Peace Rumors Thick After Year Of War

New Red Push Expected by UN   Allied Patrols Active —Monday Anniversary  of Outbreak

Allies Predict New, Limited Red Offensive   Minor Patrol Clashes Along Korean Front

LIMITED RED DRIVE PREDICTED   Allied Officers Expect Enemy to Attack by Monday, First Anniversary of Korean War.   PATROLS ROAM NO-MAN’S LAND   U. N. Forces Go Within 4 Miles of Pyonggang, 92 Miles From Red Capital at Pyongyang.

Allied Patrols Probe Lines on Western Front   Think Foe May Pick First Anniversary of War for Attack

Red Onslaught Due Monday   Anniversary of War Expected to Launch New Commie Drive

Expect Reds To Launch An Offensive   Counterattack Is Looked For Soon On Korean Front

First Anniversary  Seen As Time For Next Kinemy Push   Chinese Can't Assemble Major Force Without Reinforcements From Manchuria, UN : Officers Say; All Fronts Quiet Today

Patrols Roam Far Over Front Lines   Calm Prevails in Ground, Air Action as Enemy Gathers Force

Patrols Testing Enemy Strength      [Reds Expected to Launch “Limited Offensive” by  Monday, First Anniversary of the War in Korea

Allies Predict Limited Attack   Reds Building But Do Not Have Enough Time

Red Offensive Is Predicted For Anniversary   Allied Patrols Roam Far From Their Own Lines

REDS EXPECTED TO LAUNCH NEW OFFENSIVE SOON   UL N. Patrols Twice Inter Kaesong With No Resistance — Chinese Forces Gathering.

Allies Advance Far Past: Lines On West Front   Kaesong Entered Twice;  Enemy Viewed Staging  Limited Push Monday

‘Allied Patrols Roam Far Beyond West Front Lines Where Officers Expect Anniversary Offensive

Expect Reds to Launch Offense  Our Patrols Roam Far Beyond Lines

Truman fo Cut Foreign Aid Plea  Reported Ready to Ask About $8,500,000 000

Truman to Submit Trimmed Budget   Congress Is Asked For $8,500,000 Foreign Aid Costs

Truman Trims Request for Billions to Finance Aid for 50 Foreign Lands

sharply Trimmed President's Bill  For European Aid Ready for Conaress

Probe Wreck Injuring 27   Two New Haven R.R Trains Collide In N.Y. Terminal Tunnel

Traffic Accidents Kill 20 In Texas Over Week-end, Violence Takes 14

 Pearl Harbor Not Planned as Surprise  Attack, Jap Admiral Savs on Anniversary

JAP ADMIRAL WENT WRONG TO YEARS AGO   Says Fleet Not Right Targets Attack Not Planned ge Surorice.

‘Not Planned asa Surprise’ \Picked Wrong Targets at Pearl ‘Harbor, Jap Admiral Says

Japanese Admiral Tomioka Explains Pearl Harbor Attack Ten Years Ago

New Deal Civil Rights Stand Credited With Killing South’s One-Party System

Democrats’ Civil Rights Attitude Destroying South's One-Party Syster

Tax-Welfare Move Studied   Congress Expected To: Approve Agreement

‘Atomic Test Blast Put Off  In Nevada   Light and Concussion Seen and Felt In Las Veeas

Newer Weapons Being Tested In Nevada Area   First In This Country Since July, 1945, Test

Explosion Felt Over Vast Area, Solar Light Is Seen For More Than Thirty Miles.

Eisenhower On Way Back ‘To Europe Still Silent ‘On Political Ambitions   Commander Of NATO Forces Leaves Listeners With Impression He Will Aroant Namination If Offered

Says He “Hopes” His Assignment “Won't Last Too Long’; Cocky, Confident Duff Continues Stumping Texas.

Another Attempt Made To Settle Textile Strike   Comparative Quiet Prevails As Walkout Ends Its First Month

Crime Expert Winds Up in Clink On Burglary, Concealed Weapon Charges

‘Russia Again Waves Olive Branch  Because Things Are Going Badly

21 American Nations Approve Hemispheric Program Vor Defense   [Bigger Armies May be Used Anywhere, Spies Are to be Controlled and Production Boosted; U. S. to Furnish Markets

Thousands Flee Kansas Floods  . Rains Continue In Stricken State

Ike Leaves lor France  Will Take Commande   Will Take Command Of L1l-Nation Army

Workers: Needed in AEC Project        Jobs At. Savannah  oe AT MYEDATAAT TITRE 42’

LEGION CHIEF SHUNS DEBATE   Tells Stager ‘Patriotism’ “Is Not Debatable Subiect

SNOW FOLLOWS CHILLY BLAST   More Early Cold Heads Over State, After Record Low

Are People Honest?  Negro Educational Group Hopes to Win by Losing 5 Million 50-Cent Pieces

NATION-WIDE HONESTY TEST  Educational Organization Losing New Half Dollars

More Shortages . Confront Nation   Fight for Economic Controls Is Carriec To Hostile Congress by Truman

Few Orders For Defense  Are Finished   Administration Takes Fight For ‘Drastic’ Controls Before Congress

Gen. Eisenhower Ends Visit To Washington   Starts Return Trip To Paris Before Noon Silent On Politics

Ike Will Confer With Sen. Duff   General to Meet Backer in 1952 Boom Next Mouth

Friends Press Taft To Decide His 1952 Course   Decision Is Likely Within Few Weeks

Taft Pressed For Statement On~ — 1952 Intentions — ;  Ohio Senator ; Asked To Seek . GOP. Nomination © :

Taft Pressed — - For Go-Ahead   Friends Seeking Signa Qa Presidency Race

Taft Pressed For Word on  Election Plans   Ohio Senator May Make Decision Soon On '52 Candidacy

TAFT {1S URGED 10 SEEK 1952 GOP SUPPORT   Ohioan Hasn’t Made Mind On Candidacy  For Nomination

FAILED TO REGISTER Backer of ‘Peace Petition’  Seized as Foreign Aid

Yanks Pulling Back But Only Under Protest   They Wanted To Get At Those Chinks, Officer Declares

8th Army Units Occupy Heights South of Seoul   Enemy Digs in On Both Sides Of Han River

Reds Fall Back Under  Heavy Fire   U.S. Tank Forces Slaughter Hundreds Of Entrenched Reds

Artillery of Allies Covers City   South Koreans Break Through on Central Front

Tanks Lead  In Advances   Massive Chinese Reinforcements Reported Digging New Line

, SERVICES POR PALM SUNDAY   Musical Programs a Featare at Several Lawrence urches   EVENING SERVICES TOO

FOR PALM SUNDAY   Musical Programs a F eatare at Several Lawrence Churches   EVENING SERVICES TOO

163 Groups, Big Carriers To Be Pushed   Extra Power Needed For U. S. Defense, House Told

Carl Vinson Calls For Increased Ai Strength Plan  Georgia Democrat Seeks Action on E49 Goa a

Vinson Calls For Immediate Action On 163-Group A. F  Warns U. S. Air Power Not Enough

Vinson Calls For 163-Grouy ‘Air Force   Also Asks Immediate Action to Build 2 Super Carriers

163-Group Force Set As Target   Advises Building Of Two Additional Super Carriers

‘Says Extra Air Power Imperative   Powerful Georgian Also Asks 2 More  Super Carriers

Vinson Urges U. S. Air Force Of 163 Groups   Need Is Urgent And Funds Should Be Included In Next Budget, He Says

Cold Front Moves Into State Today   Meons Cooler Temperatures Across Oklahoma By Wednesday

Cool Weather, Periiaps Rain, Sef for Sfate   Chilly Front Moves In to Break Back Of Prolonged Spell Of Hot Days

132 Local Option Contests on Tap  Dry Forces Predict “Smashing” Victory

Dry Forces Predict “Smashing Victory” In 132 Local Option Battles on Tuesday

Czech Planes Barred From West Germany   Allies Forbid All Flights of Liners But Give No Reason For Decision

Allies Ban Czect Flights Across West Germany   Retaliation in Oatis Case Hinted Though Not Announced

One of Moves Almed At Czechs Over Jalling of Oatls   Action Would Force Long Detours by Planes to Maintain Schedules

Czech Air Flights Banned by Allies  Plane Runs Halted Over German Zone

Czech Airliners Barred By Allies   Flights Over West Germany Banned: No Reason Given

Allies Bar Czech Flights Over Germany   Order Issued To Airline Officials By Commander

Czech Airline Flights Barred Over Germany   Move May Be Linked To Demands For Release Of William Oatis

Czech Planes Barred From West Germany   U.S. Aid Won’t Say If Order Was Linked To Jailing Of Oatis

Allies Curtail Czech Flights   Stop All Airline Movement Across Western Germany

Not Known Whether Action by Allied High Commission Has Any Connection with Oats

Czech Airline Flights Banned Over Germany  West Powers Join In Barring Lanes Tra Satellita

Allies Ban Czech Airline Flights In W. Germany   High Commission Has ‘No Comment’  On Oatis Case

CZECH PLANES CAN'T FLY OVER WEST GERMANY   Allies Bar Airliners in Possible Move to Force Oatis’ Raleace.-... .::

CZECH PLANES CAN'T FLY OVER WEST GERMANY   Allies Bor Airliners in Possible  : Move to Force Oatis’  Release.

Bar Czech Plane Flights Over Germany  Action Seen As Moye To Gain

Allies Bar All Czech Airliners From West Lone  New Actios n Belie

Children Don't Think; Cars Can't Think--You Think   Allies Bar Czech Planes In Germany

Allied High Commission,Acts Today After Inquiry Prompted by Recent Dispatch From Washington.

Allies Bar Flights of Czech Line  Wact Germany   West Germany ‘Out of Bounds’; No Reason Given

Flight of Czech Planes Barred  Cannnat Ballaw Raints   Cannot Follow Route Over West Germany

Allies Bar Czech Air Schedules   High Commission Bans All Airline Flights Across Western Germany

NATION FACES LONG DETOURS IN AIR TRAVEL   Allied Action Believed Reprisal For Oatis’ Imprisonment.

West German Czech Flights Are Barred   New Action May Be Latest Retaliation In Oatis Case

Allies Bar Czech Airline Flights   Planes No Longer Allowed To Fly  Over West Germany

Czech Gov’t Airline Barred From Flying Across Western Germany; May Be Retaliation For Oatis Trial

Allies Forbid = All Czech Flights. Over West Germany  . High Commission. -Gives No Reason For    High Commission. -Gives No Reason For ‘Unexpected Decree

Refugees Loaded Like Pack Mules Swarm Out of South Korean Capital

A Ghost Town-- --Onee Again Last Of Seoul's Citizens Flee As Chinese Advance

Government Will Take Blame Again If You Can’t Get Things You Want

GENERAL IN SECLUSION MacArthur Awaits Honors  In Chicago, Milwaukee

Gen. MacArthur Prepares For Chicago Visit  Remains In Hotel At New York City in Quiet Seclusion

Heavy Volume Of Leaf Sold   Prices Are Above Average In First Full Week Of Sales

Hoey Committee To Probe Deals In War Surplus   Adm. Halsey Named As Partner In Deal Under Investigation

Walkout of Operators and Clerks Snarls Phones in Franklin County

OPERATORS OFF THE JOB IN 8 TOWNS   Benton, West Frankfort, Christopher, Sesser, Thompsonville, Ewing, Zeigler and Roya Iton Are Affected.   WALKOUT STARTS AT 8 A. M. TODAY   Report Work Stoppage Called to Protest Against Demotion of Former Benton Wire Chief.

Report Truman Says A-Bomb Use in Korea Too Dangerous for Americans

COUNTY GETS FIRST DRAFT CALL FOR NEW YEAR   23 Young Men to Be Inducted January 4. Three Examination Calls.

MOTHER FEARS KIDNAPER HAS KILLED GIRL   Zanesville Woman Has Lost Hopes; No Clues Reported

Four Airmen Disappeared On Nov. 19   Hungarians May Tr To Demand Ransom For Fliers’ Return

Observers Fear Hungary May Ask Crown for Airmen   Commies Revea! Missing U. S. Plane Was Forced Down

‘Hungary May Ask Return Of Crown of St. Stephen As Ransom for Four Airmer

Hungary May Demand Crown as Ransom For U.S. Airmen Forced Down by Reds

Young Mother Personalizes Plea to Legislators for More Com pensation

Hawarden Chamber of Com merce to Give Away Thirty Blankets This Week End

Mass Dismissals Stir Up Congress  May Look Into Firing of 90 West Point Cadets for Cheating  FOOTBALL TEAM IN IT  Over-Emphasis on Game Blamed by Collins for  Conditions

(;roceries Lp Despite  (ontrols   Ceilings Lifted From Some Foods hy Government

That Wild, Blue Yonder  Food Costs Still Rise, Ignoring Those ‘Curbs’

Grocery > Bills Still Climbing   Price Of Nine Items Up Dollar Since Outbreak Of Korean Condflict.

Food Costs‘Climb Steadily; Government Removes Controls From Many Products

Grocery Bills Still Soaring   15 Pct. Above June, According to Survey

Grocery Bill Still Climbs,  Survey Shows   Despite Price Control Food Cost 15 Per Cent Higher Since June

Reports Offer Of $750, Plus 40 State Jobs  Says Offer Made For His Vote in Favor Of Income Tax

$750 Check, ‘Promises’ Are Involved   Cambria Senator Makes Statement Before Committee Probing Charges

New Draft Ruling to Aid College Students   Can Now Enlist In Service They Choose, Finish Term;  MA Demos nieces ee eae

New Draft Ruling to Aid College Students   Can Now Enlist in Service They Choose, Finish Term; 41 leave Emnoria Schools

President Peron Warns “Every Military Man  Who Has Rebelled Will Be Shot; ”’ Mobs Move.

Allies Reject Buffer Zone Bic   Communist Plan No Longer Studied

UN REJECTS RED'S BUFFER ZONE PROPOSAL   No Longer Under Study for Hidden Meanings or Gimmicks.

Allies Reject Red Buffer Plar After Study   Permanent Line Proposal Draws U.N. Disapproval

Reds Buffer Zone Proposal Completely 2elecied by Allies   Would Have Relieved Enemy of Any Pressure to Reach Agreement on Other Items.

UN Totally Rejects Red  Bulfer Zone Enemy Seeking ‘Relief,’ Says U. S. Officer

ALLIES HINT BATTLE GAINS ARE EXPECTED   Turndown Comes After Long Study Of Red Meanings

Allies Turn Down Red Buffer Zone Proposal  TN “A ne nbiahawe RhLvwolL Canmecanrcl   UN Negotiators Block Communist Altempt to Skip Other Terms

UN Negotiators Reject Buffer Zone Proposal   Allied Truce Team Reveals Enemy’s Plan “Would Have Relieved the Reds From Any  Pressure to Reach Agreement’ on Terms

UN Bluntly Rejects Red Buffer Plan   Complete. Rejection Of Latest Chinese  Proposal Announced By Negotiators

Flat Turndown of Red Proposa  Allied Negotiators mo* fs Bp.#Ff... Bio

U.N. Rejects Red Zone Proposal   Fiat Turndown Comes as Jets Put on Show in Korean Skies

REJECT REDS BUFFER PLAN   Would Have Taken Off ‘Pressure’ for Final Armistice

Allied Negotiators In Flat Refusal Of Communist Buffer Zone Plan: Gen. Nuckols Refuses Give up Hops

Proposal Gets Flat Tursdown After UN Study   Find Offer Lacked  Basic Provisions

Effort to Relieve Communists ‘From Pressure to Agree Upon iOther Agenda Items Is Foiled

U.N. Reject Latest Red Buffer Plan  Result Would Be  ‘De Facto Truce’

UN Negotiators Hatly Reject Red Buffer Plan   Declares That Is Lifts Pressure For Early Settlement

LATEST RED DUFFER PLAN IS REJECTEL   Nuckols Not Discouraged Despite Slowness of Negotiations.

U.N. ANXIOUS TO TAKE UP POW ISSUE    ;  Negotiators Again Ask Reds  To Accept U.N. Plan   SABRE JETS   Clash With Record Number Of Mig-15s; Two Ground Attacks Stopped Dead

Allied Truce Team Rejects Red Proposal   Flat Turndown Comes After A Thorough Study

Allies Reject Red Bulfer  Zone Proposa   NoPressure for Agreement In Communist Plan Says  UN Official

U.N, BALKS ‘EASY OUT! FOR FOE  Reds’ Buffer Zone Proposal Rejected

Enemy Plane Destroyed In Aerial Battle   Two MIGs Damaged; Negotiators Say Red Plan Eases Pressure

Red Truce Offer Flatly Rejected   Negotiators Cite ‘Tricky’ Phrases  Could Lower Pressure For Final Agreement

RED PROPOSAL ON BUFFER ZONE TURNED DOWN   “Would Have Stalled Agree ment on Other Cease 1   Fire Issues.

UN ‘Completely Rejects’ Reds’ Buffer Zone Plan  ‘Would Relieve Enemy Of Pressure to Agree On Other Vital Terms’

Calls Buffer Lone Proposal Only a 'Fruitless Effort’  Would Relieve Pressure; Give

UN Negotiators. Reject Red Plan For Buffer Zone  Communists Send Out Record Number Jets; Red Tanks in Action

UN. ANXIOUS TO TAKE UP ~ POW ISSUE   Negotiators Again Ask Reds. To Accept U.N: Plan   Clash With Record Number Of Mig-15s; Two Ground Attacks Stopped Dead 

Flat Turndown Given Red Plan For Baffer Zone   Preposal Would Relieve Enemy Of All On Other Truce Terms:

Red Buffer Proposal Is Rejected   Communist Plan Gets Flat Turndown: Jets Clash Again  Tn Aerial Rattle

UN Rejects Red Bulfer Proposal Offer Would Reliew.  Communists of Any

RED BID REJECTED. TO KEEP PRESSURE FOR KOREA TRUCE   U.N. Flatly Turns Down Buffer Zone Plan Which Would Give Foe Comfort

Allies Reject Reds’ Bulfer  Zone Terms   No Guarantee Tt Could Be Changed With Battle Line

Reject Few Red Bic On Buffer one   Flat Allied Turndown Comes After A Long Study of Proposal

Allies Reject All of Buffer Zone Proposal  Work Out Exactly What   Work Out Exactly What Reds Mean, Reply with Turndown of Plan -

Senate May Act Today on Tax Program   Republican Support Of Controversial Measure Doubted

Hit-Run Raics Made To Regs’ Staging Area   Enemy Guns Repulse Patrol That Goes Beyond Hoenaseng

Hit And Run Raids Stab At Commies  Main UN Line Held ; AR "arma e) Seer emeUnee tea   Main UN Line Held From New Advances

Profiteering  Probed On  H-Bomb Plant Gov't Threatens  To Condemn Land

- + «= BUT ON COMMIE TERMS  Reds Insist Truce Talks In Kaesone Be Revived

New Red Note On Korea Truce Being Weighed  Communists Insist On Reviving Parley Only At Kaesong

UN Weighs Nofe Insisting Truce Talk Possible Only in Kaesong on Red Term:

ACTION STEPS UP ON KORBAN FRONT   Red Counterattacks Force Allies Off Ridges Near Yanagu

Stiff Fighting On East Front   Battle Stiffens On Eve O Armistice Talks At Kaesona

Second Robbery Suspect Arrested In Woodford Case  Dredske Accuses   Dredske Accuses Robert Anderson In Bank Holdup

BOY DELUGED BY MAIL DIES   Postman Pays Last Call On 6-Year-Old Bobby Hiftline

Bobby Got His Last Letter  Six-Year-Old Cancer Victim Dies Today

British Halt Tehran Flight For Oil Talks   Foreign Office Declares Last-Minute Changes In Plans Expected

BRITISH-IRAN HITCH .OCCURS ON OIL TALKS   Flight of Special Plane to Carry Mission to [ran is Postponed.

BRITISH DELAY IRAN MISSION   Halt Flight To Oil Talks  After Apparent  Asreement

BRITAIN PUTS ABRUPT BRAKE ON IRAN PLAN   Cabinet Mission Ready For Flight, But Delay Caused

Cabinet Mission To Iran Is Put Off For Time   Delay Appears Temporary One; No Reason Given

British Suddenly Cancel Mission On Oil Dispute   Iran Reports Soviet Ship Fired on by Outpost on Caspian

British Call Off Mission Trip To Iran   ‘Hitch In Plans Postpones Possible Reopened Oil Talks

MISSION DELAYED   British Cabinet Members Fail to Leave for Iran  as Scheduled

Britain Delays Flight To lran  Awaits Clarification On Proposed Talks

Mission fo Iran Flight Postponed   Spokesman Refuses te Sav If There’s Trouble

British Mission's Flight To Iran Is Postponed   Special Plane Ils Standing By

Flight to fran ls Postponed   British Government Orders Special Plane For Mission to Stand-B:

Let Contract To Develop a Plane With Atom Power   No Refueling Problem For This Job, Still Years Away

FIRST ATOMIC PLANE CONTRACT GIVEN VULTEE   Project Meves Frem Laboratory Te Factery Stage.  Air Ferce Anneunces   MAY BE YEARS BEFORE CRAFT TAKES FLIGHT

Atom Airplane Contract Given   But Actual Flight With New Power Believed Years In Future

Chrysler Workers Strike When Company Gives Them Smocks Instead of Overalls

Over $60-Billion Sought For Defense Truman Says Russians Pushing War

World War I Arms Output Plans Revived   Executive Order Sets Up Defense Mobilization Board

WATER 1510 20° FEET DEEP IN KANSAS TOWN   Three Persons Dead in Worst Flood at Hays Since “1907.

Town in Kansas Swept by Flood   3 Drowned, Others Missing at Hays

Gasoline Floating On Water‘Adds To Dangers In Hays .   Three Persons Are Known Drowned; More Reported Missina

Worst Since 1907: Three Drown, Several Reported  Missing As Flood Strikes Kansas

Three Perish As-Flood Hits In Small City       plosion-“Adds® “nS ‘Danger. tn Hayes, North Kansas Town.

Three Drown And Others Missing In Kansas Flood   Aged Professor Among Those Who Lost Life In High Waters.

3 Drown When Flood Bears In On College Town   Retired Teacher, Small Boy, Womar Caucht in Swirl

KANSAS TOWN FLOODED; 3 DE   Others Missing as Cloudburst Swells Creek.

Kansas Town Flash Flood — Drowns Three   Cloudburst’ at Hays, Kan., Causes, Creek  To Overflow Flooding Town Suddenly

Three Drowned As Flood Hits  Kansas Town   Several Are Missing: 20 Feet of Water In College Area Streets

Kansas Flood Is Fatal to 3   Others Missing at Hays as 3000 to 4000  Flee Homes

HAYS, KANSAS HIT BY FLOOD; 3 KNOWN DEAD   COLLEGE INUNDATED AS WATER STANDS 15 TO 20 FEET DEEP

Kansas’ Worst Flood Since '07 Drowns Three   Others Missing At Hays, Kansas, After Cloudburct

Mass Slayer. Gets Life At. Hard Labor   Ingenito, Who Killec  5, “Well Satisfied’ WithVerdict

Railroad Wage Hike Certain   Living Cost Clause Shows 3-Cent Rise

State Flags For GIs Touch Off Political Fuss   Soldiers In Korea Want  Michigan Banners

Governor Puts Pressure on Anti-Tax Bloc   Withholds Money for Expense Allowances Until Assembly Acts

State Tax Battle Due  To Resume  gt Th _   Governor Puts ‘Purse Pressure On Legislators

Fine Pressures  '  State Assembly For Tax Action   Signs Bill Boosting Allowances But Holds Up Money for Levies

FINE PUTS PAY BEE ON SOLONS IN TAX BATTLE   Governor OKs Higher Expenses, Assembly ‘Must Find Cash

Heartbreak Ridge Fall May Be Near As UN Blasts Hills   Reds Shift Units, Guns To Brace Main Lines Near Yonchon

Enemy’s Bunkers  Blown to Bits By Mortar Shellfire   Planes Concentrate On Low-Level Attacks In Support Of Infantry As Korean : Battlelines Sway Before Blasts

Americans Near Victory In Battle Of Korean Ridge   Reds, Allies Stage Big Artillery Duel

Allies Battle Reds in Savage  Hill Skirmishes   U.S. Forces Fighting For ‘Hearbreak Ridge’ Noar Eeetekchfietory

Yankee Troops Near Victory For Vital Hill   Heartbreak Ridge In Korea Object Of Savage Drive

Seeks Action Against Red Czech ‘Bullies’   Oatis’ Wife Recognizes Voice on Broadeast of Confession’

PROPOSES U.S. DEMAND CZECHS RELEASE OATIS   IF REFUSED, SENATOR WOULD SEND MISSION TO TAKE AP REPORTER

Where Are Marines? Air Force?  Jenner Wants Troops To ‘Free’ Oatis

Urges U.S. Get Tough, Order Oatis’ Release   If They Refuse, Senc Air Mission to Take Him, Jenner Suggest:

‘ATOMIC AGE’ FLEET  Navy Issues $1 Billion  Order For Modernization

Boom In Beginners   Billion Dollar Modernization Job For Navy   Plan To Modernize 101 Vessels, Build New Mine Sweeper:

Navy To Spend Billion on Ships   101 Vessels Slated For Modernization

McKee Takes Battle Against SPA Before Appropriations Committee   POANS APTACKERD

‘Denial Asked Of Funds the SPA Seeks   _ Attack Loans by   Attack Loans by REA For Steam  Power Plants ©

Acheson’s Job Seen Tottering  GOP Sees His Han   GOP Sees His Hand In M’Arthuor Onuster

Elizabeth, Duke Head Toward U.S.   Both Maintain Silence On Election Result

TANEL VERS BEGIN 110,000 Airmen And Soldiers Engaged By Small ‘Aggressor’ Attacking Force

110,000 Troops ‘Fight’ ‘Aggressors’ In Biggest Post-War Maneuvers

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South Korea Doesn’t Want “38” Peace  Marshall Visit Stirs Reports

Marshall Plans More Talks on War Situation  Conferences Disturb South Koreans, Who  Seale Caacefire Terme

South Koreans Fear Marshall  Seeking Truce   Rhee GovernmentOpposes Cease-Fire At 38th Parallel, It Says

High Level Tokyo Sessions Continue  South Koreans Fear Ceasefire in Moking

Marshall Plans 3rd Tokyo Talk   South Korea Fears a Cease-Fire Pact

MARSHALL AT TOKYO HOLDS ~NEW PARLEYS   Spends Third Day. With Army Men; Stirs. Rumors’ of Big Develonoments.

Gasoline Rationing  Rated Possibillity   Interior Secretary Says Action Hinges on Steel Made Available For Pipelines Construction

Gas Rationing Warning Issued  More Steel Needed  ~~. ©.,.c1.) BDinalimac

Steel Pinch Limits Gas   Rationing Is Inevitable. Chanman Fearae

Another U. N. Nominee Said lo Be Pro-Red  ee ee   Tobias Is Accused; Jessup Hits Stassen

Second Appointee To United Nations Linked To Reds, Senate Probe Hears

Jessup s Fight With Stassen In Final Round   Wallace, Ambassador Continue Denials of _ Favoring Red China

Expansion Of Marine Corps Given As Cause   55,900 ‘Men To Be Called Up Ina Two Months

NEED RECRUITS FOR EXPANSION MARINE CORPS   NOVEMBER QUOTA SET AT 39,000; DECEMBER 16,900

BOOST IN DRAFT QUOTAS ORDERED BY DEFENSE DEPT   Total Of 69,900 Yauths 1  Be Called In November Awol ewe ole 5

More Will Go  Into Marines   Expansion of Corps Under Way, Anna Rosenberg Statement Reveals

Marines Stretch Muscles  Armed Forces to Draft 55,900 in 2 Months — Rosenberg

Marines Will Be Expanded, Is the Word  Draft Call Increase Designed to Fill Leatherneck Ranks

Marine Corps Is Being Expanded   Announcement Is Made as 55,000 Draft Is Set for Nov.-Dec.

Defense Bureau Lists November, December Goal   Marine Corps Boost Beyond Two-Division Level Will Absorb 10.000 Durina Period

Draft Call  Increased  Marine Strength   Marine Strength Boosted 32.0090

Draft Calls for 2 Months Hiked  55,900 Total Set By Defense Dept.

Two-Month Draft Call To Hit 65,90C   Marine Corps Expanding Bevond 2-Division Level

—STEPUP— Army Will Get 36,000 Inductees   NEW DEFENSE GOALS TOLD

Draft Upped To Expand Marine Corps   November-December Call Will Total 55.900 Registrants

EXPANSION OF MARINES. ~ UNDER WAY      Marines to Get 10,000 Men ‘from — November Conscription and 9,900. in Month of December.   WILL MAKE DRAFT TOTAL 434,680 MEN   Propose to Increase Marines from Two to Three Divisions and Accompanying Air Wings.

QUOTA INCREASE FOR TWO MONTH   Defetise Department Ex pects to Call 55,900  Draftees   (MORE IN THE MARINES

November Draft To Take 39,000   Another 16,900 To Go During Month Of  December.

55,900 Recruits To Be Taken In Two Months  Heli Di ivision Wi il Be Trained, A   Third Division Will Be Trained, Air Unit Also Possible

Corps’ Strength Is Increased By Division   Selective Service Announces Larger Two-Month Needs

TO CALL 69,000 IN NEXT DRAFT   Disclose Expansion Of Marine Corps Is Under Way

 Expansion Step Revealed  Marine Corps To Get 39, 000 in New Drafts

November  Draft Call Is Boosted  39,000 to Be Callec   39,000 to Be Called: Marine Corps Plans New Unit, Reason

29,900 Face Draft Call In Two Months   Quotas For November And December Given: Part For Marines

U.S. Will Draft 35 900 in November and December  Of the Number, 10,000

Seven Die and Others Missing In Flood Areas   Large Sections of Kansas and Missouri Are Under Water:

EUROPEAN ARMS SETUP DEPENDS ON EISENHOWER   Administration Co unting Heavily On Ike To Speed Program   WAR NOT EXPECTED BEFORE NEXT YEAR

Administratior Counts on  Aid From Ike   European Arms Aid to Depend Greatly on General's Ideas

‘Ike’ Expected To Battle For Arms Approval   International Army Com: mander To Report On Conaress On Return

The Fat Boy’s Diet  Food to Keep You Full, But  Not Stuffed  Once ‘Battle of Bulge’ is Won, Then It’s Time to Hoid Tight

Advises Fat Boys’ Wives  He-Man Combinations Will Keep Fatty Full

THE FAT BOY’S DIET  Some He-Man Food To Keep You Full, But Not Stuffed  Once ‘Battle of Bulge’ Is Won, Then’s Time to Hold Tight

Radio Quiet On Allies’ New Offer   Communists Accuse Ridgway Of Halting Cease-Fire Talks

Move Made To Reduce Foreign Aid.   Richards Sees More Defense Value !n Alternative Bill

FOREIGN AD CUI OF $700 MILLION PROPOSED IN BILL   Richards Says House Measure Offers More Defense at Less Money   SEES WAR iN EUROPE   Eisenhower Aide Defends Administration’s Measure

Capital as a Whole Reasonably Confident About Chances of Peace This-Year—Morin

Marohn Quits As Director Of Revenue  Link Gambling With Property He Once Qwnad

STATE REVENUE DIRECTOR TURNS IN RESIGNATION   Denies Any : Knowledge ° Gambling on Property He Owned.

Home-Loan Plan Without Interest Started Under Term of Man's Will

Gen. Bradley Warns Pact Nations Should Speed Up Rearmamen  Not Satisfied, Says “We Don’t Know How Much Time We Have’

nee iene. 2, te. oiiiaymmanecmecmmenaed REP. POLK NAMED ON SUBCOMMITTEES

Allied Radio Busy Broadcasting Bid   Danish Ship Is Prepared For Truce Mission  Re PBnward UWandlaman

Snow and Rain Plaguing East  Mississippi Reaches 17.4 Feet at St. Paul

Heavy Snow Hits Upper Michigan   More Than Foot  Covers Wide Area East Gets Rain

Stalin Outdoes Truman In Gifts  SHAH, BRIDE ARE GIVEN PRICELESS VAS!

Anti-Slot Bill. Passed by House Sent fo Shivers   Legislators Held Up By Failure To Agree Cn Big Money Plan

Stands On Forecast Wage Hikes Will Have To Be Allowed; Ceilings On Food Items Expected To Rise   THINK HIGHER PRICES ARE 8URE TO RESULT

Higher Prices On Food, Cars Now Possible   Wage Increases May Be Permitted ‘To Meet Living Boosts

Evades Query On Abolition Of Wage Limit   Food, Car Costs To Rise; Chrysler Fires Opening Gur

Food And Car Prices First To GoUpward   Control Officials Brace For Deluge of Demand: From Business For  Higher Ceiling Prices.

Would Require Vehicle Testing  Clarindan Introduces Measure in House

5 Percenter Probe To Be Reopened  ‘Influence’ Renorte   ‘Influence’ Reportec In Defense Orders

Five-Percent Probe Loom:   Hocy to Reopen Inquic; on Stat loence’? Crowd

Fear Influence Governs Award Of Contracts  Senator Plans To Reopen Probe Of 5 Per Centers

Senator Hoey Promises To Reopen “Five Percenter” Inquiry Next Week

HOEY PROMISES ANOTHER: PROBE   Hints Influence Peddling In Letting Defense  Contracts

Plot Charged  To Corrupt Tax Colleetors   King’s Allegations To Be Explored In Capital Hearing

8 Killed ‘As Destroyer Hits Mine  19 Hurt By Explosion Off East Korea While Tha Rhine Cane

Destroyer Hit By Enemy Mine   Hight Sailors Die In Mine Explosion

Eight Killed When Destroyer Hits Mine Off North Korea   Able To Travel Under Own Power To Wonsan

U.S. Warship Hits Mine; 8 On Board Die  19 Others Wounded  Pee bee ee ee seen FT   19 Others Wounded On Destroyer Small Off Korean Coast

Teacher Salary Boost Approved   ‘Commitice Trims Figure i Asked by Governor

Draft Deadlock May Be Broken   Conferees Reported Agreed on a Plan

Ready to Break UMT Deadlock   Senate Group Has Plan to Speed Passage

Labor Control Bill To Shivers   ‘Anti-Trust Fines Included In  a pare   Senators Set To Agree On Draft Plans

Senate Conferees Seek  To Break UMT Deadlock   Group Reported Ready To Agree Upon A Plan Under Which Congress Will Decide Program

2VUUKL Vi dll) VAL) 102 Eighth Graders Take  Part in Lawrence's “’Visitation Day”

Change Of Heart   MacArthur Won’t Ob ject To Television, Aide Says   General Will ‘Subject Himself To Anything Committee Aske.’ Whitmey Asserta: Gneake Tamneenw

Russell Promises Full Inquiry Into Secret Dispatches  Will Probe MacArthur’ Claim Joint Chiefs of Staff Backed His View

No Rollback In Prices Due, Warns DiSalle   Meat Control Order Is On His Desk; To Wage War On Black Market.

‘No Price Rollback without Wage Rollback DiSalle Says: Prepares for Meat Controls

GIRL, 17, FOUND STABBED DEAD   Champaign Home Scene of Fatal Mystery Struggle and Slaying.

Charge 21 Cops With Grafting, Others Suspended   Money By Bushel Basketfull Paid to Them for Protection

Policemen Indicted For Taking Million:  Picture Of Graft And Cor. ruption Painted In Brookivn

Collecled ‘Money by ihe Bushel Rasketfutl,” Distric] Attorney Savs

21 N. Y. Cops Accused Of Being Paid Millions  - Prosecutor Tells Of Bushel Basket Of Monev GCrase ‘Cave’ Ta Uich Reace

21 NEW YORK COPS ACCUSED OF TAKING MILLIONS FROM BROOKLYN GAMBLING RING

UE WORKERS IN WALKOUT AT REMRAND   Take ‘Half Day Holiday In Protest Over Firm’s Stand

It Takes the Young Folks to Make the Older Ones Sit Down and Think About Time:

A LARGE NUMBER   LARGL WUE  OPS Officers Claim 38 Per Cent of Slaughterers Violate Controls

Recover Body of Omahan at Lake  _ Drowns While at Manawa Beach Sunday

U. S. DELEGATE  SAYS SPY MANIA  GRIPS RED WORLD Tells U.N., U.S. Airmen   Tells U. N., U. S. Airmen Downed In Hungary Are Victims Of Reds

‘Spy Mania Said to Grip Red World  U. S. Delegate Blasts Holding Of Four Airmen

UN Told Reds hre ‘Spy Happy   Mania Grips Russia Delegate Declares

CHIANG IS SLATED TO RECEIVE MORE UNITED STATES AID   BY DONALD J, GONZALES Tinited Press Correspondent

CHIANG 7 ECONOMIC AND MILITARY AID   United States Revising Upwards Its Plans to Bolster Chinese Nationalists,

U.S. Revising Plans Upward To Aid Chiang   Increased Military, Economic Help Eyed In Formosan Crisis

IEE EE LL, PIT NT ELT TES  ULL. Professor's Will Shows How He Parlayed $6,000 Salary fo $1.000,000

Stanley Steamer Chugs Into New York, Beats Gas Buggy In Thousand-Mile Race

Steamer Beats Ancient Gas Buggy In Old Timers’ Chicago-N. Y. Race

Ancient Cars on Last Leg of Race  To Settle Long-Standing Debate

Stanley Steamer Beats Gasoline Car In Chicago to New York Marathon

Steamer Beats lts ‘Gas’ Rival Last Minute (€ thange  {In Plans on Chie: ‘ago  To New York San

General Electric “Giving 200.000 Workers Raise in View Of Rising Living Costs

200,000 GE Workers To Get Nine-Cent Hourly Pay Boost If Wage Board Allows It

G-E Will Give Cost Of Living Pay Increases   ‘Index Edges Up To 144.5 ' Pereent Of 1935-39  Averace 4

eee  GE to Give Nine-Cent Pay Raise   Cost-of-Living Wage Hike Will Include 200,000 Workers

Atlantic Pact Army May Go To 7 Millions   Senator Lodge Tells Newsmen This Sized Force Is Indicated  In “Next Few Years”

Lodge Sees Pact Army Of 7,000, 000   Senators Wrangle Over Testimony of General Marshall

Atlantic Pact Army May Hit 7 Million Men   Massachusetts Republican Senator Hints Units In Western Europe May Number 7,000,000 Men Within Next Few Years; Cites Need of Support

Lodge Hints Atlantic Pact Army May Have 7,000,000 Men   Tells Newsman US Must Provide Full ; - Support to-Program With 350.000 Troops

Senator Hints. Pact Army May Total 7,000,000   Declares US Should Have Fully Trained Armv In Furope

Dead Pile Up On 80-Mile  Korean Front   Red Offensive Goes All Out To Shatter Lines

Intelligence Estimates 768,000 Men Arrayed for Offensive  MAJORITY AT FRONT      Allies Bleed Enemy Push to Halt in Critical Westem Sector

Knemy lorces Bled to Halt In West Korea   768.000 Reds Facing Allied Troops: Ships Pound at Foe’« Lines

Over Million Enemy Troops Ready to Fight   But Allies Bleed Them to Halt in Critica West; UN Claims Communist Casualties Are “Tremendous”.

S. Korean Line Gives To Pressure   768,000 Reds Believ red Arrayed For Bis Push

Thousands Slain But Many Pour Through Hole in UN Line Over ROK Forces

Enemy Paying With Heavy Losses All  Along Korean Front   Intelligence Reports Place Number of Red Forces Facing Allies at Over 1,141,000 Troops in Korea, Manchuria

Anglo-lranian Parleys Cease, British Leave  — Instructed i a I   Employes Instructed To Leave For Home, Leave No Technician

English Evacuate  Oil Fields   Iranians Left , With Problem Of Skilled Help

British Recall Personnel From lran Oil Fields   Part Friends After Talks Fail; Further Discussion Possible

Anglo-Tranian Employes Ordered From Oil Fields   GENERAL’S ROLE ‘IGNORED’ MacArthur Says Peace Pact Will Line Japs Against Reds

Senate Group Votes to Cut Beef Curbs  DiSalle’s Powers  3 See ‘sea Wot er See   DiSalle’s Powers Also Restricted By Lawmakers

Sharply Revise Production Act, Price Rollbacks   Liberalize Credit On Purchases of New Automobiles

DiSalle Hit By  Senate   Committee Halts Part Of Beef Rollbacks To Cut Shortage

Prosecution Threatened, Discharged Cadets Say   Officials Deny Coercion Used To Make Them Confess To Cheating; Parents Plan Appeal To Marshall

United Nations Starts Sixti: Year With World-Wide Hope   Moscow Follows Party Line On U. N. Birthday

Sixth Anniversary of U. N. Marked In An Atmosphere of World Fear of War

World Observes Birthday Of UN   Sixth Anniversary For United Nations

World Tension, Fear Of War Mark 6th Birthday Of U.N. Dedicated To Keeping Peace

British Election Campaign Basec On Two Issues  Churchill Party Expected to Win in Thursday's Contest   Nations Around World Hail U. N. Anniversary

House Approves Bigger Trucks By 112. 79 Vote  hs...) héAcUER Mew. ne   Maxwell, Mills Recorded as ‘Not Votina’ on Measure

Both Iranians and British at Stalemate Over Petroleum Suabble '   ORDNANCE POWDER ROLLS OUT TODAY

Defense Line Of 8th Army Straightens   _ Fighters And Bombers Blast Reds Hitting 33 Towns And Targets

 Sth Army Takes Offensive and Retakes Suwon   Allied Troops Withdraw to Lines South of Wonju

Recapture Suwon; Prive Communists Back Toward Seoul      419 Air Sorties Hit 33 Towns

B-29's Raid Red Capital, Pyongyang   GI's Withdraw South Of Wonju To Straighten Line

Yanks Hurl Chinese Reds Into Retreat   Allies Gain 10 Miles i New Drive on Seoul; Line Straightened

Reds Retreat Toward Seoul After Fight   Air Force Hits Enemy With 419 Sorties In Day

U.S. Eighth Army Troops Recapture Town of Suwon  Chinese Communists Are Forced to Fall

UN Drive Now Is Just South Of Vital Seoul   Air Force Blasts at Red Army Reported Falling Back to Nort}

Retake Suwon: Throw Chinese Back to Seoul   Allied Airmen Rake  Fleeing Commies

Suwon Falls to Gls Again as Reds Retreat   8th Army Forces Shorten Line in Central Korea

BIG DAY AT FAIR   Children's Science Exhibits Draw Good Crowds Here

Crewmen Parachute to Safety After Gettina Instructions Over Radio

16 Airmen Listen to Radio Lecture, Jump fo Safety from Crippled B-36

Trucker Killed Al Edge of Atoka   Missourian’s Truck,  OCAGA Train Cobide

Officials Irate Over Proposal To ‘Try’ Airmer   Swift Action Is Mapped to Free Four Prisoners

Reds Go Hide When Yanks Go Out in Force   Warplanes Busy Blasting Enemy On Several Sectors

Central Situation Is Getting Better, Ridgway Says   Avalanche Strikes 3 Alpine Nations; 136 Die; Whole Vilages Are Buried

Patrols Prowl Unopposed On Western Front   Reds Leave Allied Challenge Alone: News Ban Placed

Only One of Four Large UN Columns Finds Opposition as Patrols PRaeonnoiter “In Poaree”

Motcrized Troops Reach To Within 25 Miles Of Seoul   Prowl Force Returns After Blasting Several Red Patrols; Allies Again Seize Airstrip At Woniu

ENTER ENEMY TERRITORY   One Group Advances Within 25 Miles Of Seoul  ALLIES   Retake Airstrip At Wonju; Second Division Lauded ‘ For Dogged Stand

Scouts Hunt For Chinese Along West  Korea Front  Airstrip At Wonju   Airstrip At Wonju Retaken By Allies In Heavy Fighting

Motorized Columns Fail To Bring Out Opposition On Wide Western Front  U.N. Forces Recapture Wonju Airstvip And Important Hill

News Day, Night   Wonju u Field, Near-By Hill  Reeaptured   Second Division Apparently Has Checked Offensive Planned By Foe

Wonju Airport Captured In Be -Hour Fight   French Bayonet Attack Brings Commendation Lt. General Ridgway

Allied Columns Look For Action   Four Methanized Units G Deep Into Red Terri tory to Scout   DOGCED WONJU STAND

Red Patrols Battered In West Sector   Tank-Led Motorized: Columns Thrust Deep; - Wonju Strip Retaken

Wonju- Field Recaptured by U.N. Patrols   American Platoon Reported Wiped Out in §. E. Section

Allies Look For Fight, Find Only Red Patrols   RIDGWAY SAYS CENTRAL FRONT “I5 PERFECT AND GETTING BETTER ALL THE TIME”

WONJU AGAIN IN USE BY UN   Generals Appear Confident They Can Best Red Tactics

Reds Refuse Their ‘Dare’   Gan. Ridgway Reports Contral Front Situation Getting Better All the Time

Only Minor Clashes With Wary Foe Occur   American Platoon Reported Wiped Ou South of Yongwol

Yank Platoon Lost By Associated Press PFRTABRTITNAT £2T Tt ACUNMMAT TTD CARTY

Territory of Reds Entered in Force   American Platoon Wiped Out; Northern Koreans Show Fiaht

Allied Patrols Drive Deep Into Enemy Territory   Communists Refuse To Accept Challenge To Fight; Fnemy Planes Put To Rout

Enemy Fails To Challenge New Attack   Tank, Artillery Teams Return to Lines: After Battling Red Units

Tanks,Guns Assist Men In Search   Reds Use Run, Return Tactics Against UN Troops Probing Big Area   Airstrip Seized   Allies Take Wonju’s Landing Field in 3Hour Fight

RETURN WITHOUT A FIGHT  Communists Flee Four Motorized Columns  Of U.N. Troops

4 Allied Units Drive Deep Into Red Territory  Communists Do Not Anewae Challanac

4U. N. Columns Probing Deep in Red-Held Korea  Stir Up Fight With Reds Only In One Area

Probe Deeply Into Red-Held Hill Country   Wonju Airfield And Town Taken By 2nd Division

Motorized Units Meet with No Red Resistance   UN Forces Retake Wonju Airstrip, Nearby Hill 233

Columns Move Within 25 Miles of Seoul   Allies Regaining Lost Ground on Central Korean Battle Lines

INVADED BY 4 YANK COLUMNS   Vital Hill 233 Is Alse Taken After ThreeHour Battle

RECAPTURE WONJU  Eighth Army Chief Says Central Sector Perfect,  Better All the Time

Powerful Allied Columns Less Than D5 Miles of Seoul   Strong Reconnaissance Forces Return to Own Lines Unchallenged.

Allies Thrust Deep Into Reds’ Lines   Communists Refuse To Answer Challenge In Western Korea

Reds Pass Up Dares to Fight Strong Columns   Minor Skirmishes Only Contact with Elusive Enemy

Four Allied Columns Push Against Reds   UN Forces, Eager for Fight, Find Chinese Reluctant to Engage In Major Struggle

4 Allied Columns Drive North to Spill China Reds  Security Blackout — Covers Movements

OLUMNS — DARE REDS  TO FIGHT   Daring Motorized Patrols Carry Reconnaissance to Within 25 Miles of Seoul, Then Return.   U. N. RECAPTURES WONJU AIRFIELD   Gen. Ridgway Says Situa« tion Getting Better; 8th Army Clamps Down Security News Blackout.

Moforized Units Fail to Meet Resistance  Wiania Airetrin   Wonju Airstrip On Central Front Retaken by Allies

ALLIED PATROLS RANGE THE FRONT SEEKING A FIGHT   TANK-LED COLUMNS PROWL OVER ROADS LEADING TO SEOUL

Reds Refuse To Fight with Allied Columns  Patrole Return To   Patrols Return To Lines; Wonju Change: Hands Again

Reds Unwilling To Tangle Up In Big Battle   Wonju Field Again Held By UN Army

Motorized Columns Return to Allied Lines After Blasting Several Red Patrols.  ‘ALLIES RECAPTURE WONJU AIRSTRIP

Motorized Units Smash to Within 25 Miles of Seoul   Gen. Ridgway Visits Fighting Front, Lauds 2nd Division and French Farce

Columns Move Within 25 Miles of Seoul  Allies Regaining Lest Ground on Central

Strike Across 50-Mi. Span on Western Front   Return After Blasting Patrols; Retake Airstrip, Height

UN Patrol Looks For Fight B ehind Communist Lines: Doesn't Find It

Allies Poke at Reds on West Front  Commies Refuse to Answer Challenge of Large Force

Four Columns Thrust Deep Into Communist Territory   Enemy Pulls Back From Raiders

Push Deen Into Red Territory   Probing Allied Columns Run  Into Brisk Fieht  TAR eh Poco ep ee

Drive Into Red-Held Territory   - Communists Fail To Answer Allied Challenge; Wonju Airstrip Retaken

AIRSTRIP AT WONJU AGAIN IN USE BY UN   Generals Appear Confident They Car Best Red Tactics

Size Of Scouting Patrols Believed Probable Reason Why Communists Refusing To Make Stand And Give Battle.

Refuse To Mix With Powerful U. N. Columns   Push Within 25 Miles Of Seoul To Take Prisoners, Obtain Information

Return to Main Lines: One U. S. Platoon Trapped   Wonju Airstrip Again Seized; Gen. Ridgway Lands at the Field

Powerful Allied  Patrol Captures  Wonju Airstrip  _ One American Plafoan Reported Wiped Out;

Allied Units  Go Far into Enemy Zone   Challenge Met in Only One Spot; Situation Perfact—Ridgway.

Allied Patrols Thrust Deep in Red Territory   Ridgway Savs Central Front “Perfeet and Getting Better” —  Wonju News Banned

Wonju Airstrip, Hill 233 Retaken After 3 -Hour Fight: Situation Perfect

Frederick Field Jailed For Lack Of $10,000 Bond   Wealthy Communist “Angel” Appeals 90-Day Sentence

Able To Raise Bail   ‘Angel’ Who Helped Reds Still Jailed As Attorneys Hunt Bond

rield Remains In Jail On Contempt Charge For Lack 0f $10,000 Bond

Field Remains In Jail Pending Securing of Bail   Attempt by Millionaire Leftist’s Attomies To Obtain Money or Securities for Hia Release  Js Complicated by Fact Banks and Safe Deposit Vaults Are Closed Unt) Monday

RED ‘ANGEL’ HELD FOR LACK OF BAIL    Field, Who Helped Free Many Communists, Can‘t Raise Qwn Bond in Contempt Charge

Wealthy Red ‘Angel’ Still In Jail Cell   Can't Raise The Bail Needed To Win His Freedom

Clothing Price Rollback Near   DiSalle Says Action Due in ‘Day or So’

Bradley Says Peace In Korec Not So Simple   Avers Constant Red Threat Would Remain If Both Sides Quit

General Asserts More Is Involved Than Withdrawal   JCS Chairman Says lran Is Danger Spot

New Red Attacks Would Be Easy, Claims General  Bombing In China   Bombing In China Could Not Be Heid To Safe Limits

Bradley Warns Of Pitfalls in Korea Peace Must Have Safeguards After UN Troops Are  Le na ean we

Gen. Bradley Foresees No Real Peace In Korea  Constant Threat Would Remain Ii Both Sides Should Withdraw

Gen. Bradley Says Peace Terms Must Contain South Korean Safeguards

Bradley Sees Constant Peril To Korea Free Of Troops  Believes Reds Would Renew Conflict HFN... China Withdrew Bv Treaty

‘Safe Peace Terms Urged   Withdrawal Alone Risky PReadlevy Declares

SAFEGUARDS NEEDED ee ee ee  Bradley Warns Against Hasty Peace Settlement

Peace In Future Important In Any Deals Over Korea   Gen. Bradley Says Allies Can’t Leave Until That Is Set Up

Bradley States Views on Terms  Of Korea Peace   Safeguards Necessary In Settlement: Calls Iran Big Danger Spot

Gen. Bradley Calls for Safeguards  Says Otherwise South Korea Would Be Constant Threat.

BRADLEY HINTS TROOPS MUST STAY IN KOREA   Withdrawal Would Be Invitation To Future War

Bradley Wary Of Red Peace   General Wants Safe guards On Cease-Fire Terms In Keres

: Auto Prices To Be Boosted Ij Congress Bans All Price Rollbacks. DiSalle Claims

Higher Auto Prices Seen if Rollbacks Are Banned  Warning Issued By Price Chief; _ Also Hints Meat

U.S. Rejects Soviet Offer   Labels Red Conclave Proposal ‘Propaganda’

UN Compromise Bring: Peace Parleys Nearer   Soviet Bid: Labeled “Propaganda”

House Leaders Oppose Any Substitute For An Income Tax Senate May Offer

GOP Leaders Reject Tax Substitutes   State Republican House Leader Give: Sharp Statement Or  Income Tax Issue

House GOP Realfirms. Tax Stand  House Leader Raps Sanatas For ji  fAreaamear? rate

Hous se Leader Delivers Ultimatum  ee Ue Re oN oe  More Fuel Is Added  To Tax Controversy

Rising Hopes Of ' Peace By Christmas Lift American Hearts At Thanksaivinc

President Had Chie! Justice For Dinner And Vice Presider:t Barkley Gave Thank: Among Soldiers

NATION MARKS THANKSGIVING BY FEASTING   Americans Cheered By Possibility Of Armistice In Korea   TRUMAN PLAYS HOST TO JUSTICE VINSON

U.S. Observes Thanksgiving With Feasts   Rising Peace Hopes Lift Hearts of People: Barkley Sees Fliers

OPTIMISTIC THANKSG6IVING a EE  Rising Peace Hopes Lift U. S. Hearts

Nation Counts  Its Blessing:  ; Sen © came   Americans Make Inroads On Bie-Tarkey Crop

Holiday Brings New Peace Hope  Prayers and Feastin   Prayers and Feasting Mark Observance of Thanksgiving.

TURKEY DAY [5 OBSERVED REVERENTLY   Transportation Packed By Thousands Going To Family Fetes

‘Dry Law Vote Would Be Helc Late in 1952  Plan To Be Introduced   Plan To Be Introduced Today Would Ban Sale Of Alcoholic Drinks

Kanawhe Alrnort Tamrars tiene      Wings On Arms, Modern Darius Green Soars Successfully

YANK FORCES WORK ON WAR COMBAT TES!   Troops Pause Briefly To Honor Victims Of Other Fights

Waning Storm Misses Jamaica  [Sears “ae, GBreen, Coan omen eae   Second Hurricane Growing in Atlantic

Navy Drops Scientist Cited By McCarthy   State Dept. Reveals Brunauer Suspension On Loyalty Grounds

Navy Suspends Former Officer In Loyalty Case   Stephen Brunauer And Wife Figure In Security Move

Stephen Brunauer, Former Navy Commander, Suspended From Job Under Security Procedures

Named By Senator McCarthy And Cleared By Tydings, Dr. Brunauer Is Snspended By Navy As “Security Risk!’

FORMER COMMANDER SUSPENDED BY NAVY   Action Against Explosives Research Man Taken Following Charges by Sen. McCarthy

Hungarian-Born Dr.  s Stephen Brunauer Called “Security Risk”; Wife Also Suspended From ha With State Department.

suspended By Navy Under Security Rule   Brunauer Testified He Is Strongly Anti-Communistic

McCarthy Said Brunauer Was Subversive   Actor Hayden Says He Was Red Party Member

Navy Suspends Scientist As Security Risk   Explosives Expert, Wife Are Dropped From Federal Jobs

Navy Suspends Former Officer  Dropped Under Dept Security Procedures

Suspension Of Navy Research Man Ordered   Stephen Brunauer Loses Post As A_ Civilian In Connection With Explosives Research

Novy Suspends: Stephen Brunaver   Action Is Taken Under Loyalty and Security Procedures

Navy Suspending Former Commande:   Civilian on Explosives Re search Dreppad Under Loyalty Procedure

Navy Suspends Comdr. Brunauet  Accused of Disloyalty By Sen. McCarthy

Ex-Officer Of Navy Is Suspended      Department Questions. Loyalty Of Stephen Brunauer, Former Commander

Navy Scientist Is Dismissed as Security Risk   Has Been Doing Research In Explosives: Wife Loses State Department Job.

Navy Scientist Under Suspicion  Former High Officer   Former High Officer Ordered Suspended

Suspend Former NavyCommandes   Wife Also is Ousted  Pending Investigation

Accused Man Suspended from Research Job  Former Commander Was Once Accused Ss... @ Hk. £4 se ae

Former Officer In Navy Suspended On Security Count   Brunauer and Wife Are Called Subversive on List Made by  McCarthy

Iruman Plans lo Seek Action Against China  Will Ask That U.N.  Brand Red China  Aggressor Nation (RUNLLETIN) -

Truman Okays Aggressor Tag On Mao Regime   Move Swiftly After Cease-Fire Proposal Is Rejected; Nehru Is Still Optimistic; British Disappointed By Counter-Offers

TRUMAN WANTS CHINA CALLED AN AGGRESSOR   U.S. Will Press Bemand In UN, Bensidant Ciatec

Fort Riley Gets Rating Report   Training Program Reported Satisfactory but Doctors And Dentists Are Needed

Riley Short On Hospital Facilities   But Kansas Army Post Rates Well in Training And in Housing and Recreation Prorvram

Fort Riley Has Serious Shortage Of Medical Men   Otherwise, Training Program There Is. Satisfactory, Senate Committee Renarte

Draft-UMT Measure  as Polished   Lower Chamber Sees Little Opposition

Final Action Readied for New Draft Bill   House and Senute To Get-to-Gether  On Compromise Law

Compromise On Draft Measure Will Be Sought  House And Senate Conferees To Make Agreement On Bill

Prepare Final Action To Give New Draft Poo!   Legislative Bodies Planning Sessions For Compromise

Representatives OK Measure, 372 to 44 House, Senate Ready To Map Final Draft-UMT Legislation

Final Action.  Readied. for,  New Draft Bil   House} and Senate To Get- to-Gether On Compromise Law

FOUR COUNTIES MAY BE ADDED {0 GAVIN AREA   Reapportionment Plan Would Cut Three  Congress Seats

Reapportion Plans Would Put McKean Into 19th District   Tentative Program Calls for Abolishment of Two GOP and One Democrat Seat in Congress Rep. Bush of Muncy Now Represents County

Bradford County Would Be Put In With Scranton   Lycoming County, Sullivan and Wyoming Counties Also May Be Included in State's New 10th District.

Expect Pennsy Oil Men To Vigerously Oppose Cut in Representation

Continued Inflation Will Destroy U.S. Taxpavers. No. 1 Enemy. Says Baruch

Warns “Chiselers, Blac kmailers’’ May Profit  Raps Baseball  Investigation

State Relief Check Racket Is Disclosed   Involves Employes Of County Board In Philadelphia

Beef ‘Flood’ Is Predicted   Rush by Farmers To Beat Price Rollback May Bring Fall Famine

See Market Overload on Cattle  Livestock Experts Predict a Meat   Livestock Experts Predict a Meat Shortage in Future

Peak Rolls South- - I resh Rains W ill Delay  Draining of Flood Area:

Damage There Estimated $4. Miltion ~ *  Flood’s Crest Past St. Louis

Believe New Rains Will Nof Pose Flood Threat   Some Roads in Area Closed, However: Crest Moves South of St. Louis.

CREST OF FLOOD PASSES ST. LOUIS   Workers Are Battling to Save Levees in Perry County, Mo.   HIGHEST IN 107 YEARS

Flood Peak To South   Delegation Asks Money to Build Levees to Protect Farm Lands

Giant Flood Crest Passes At St. Louis   Rain Falls Again, May Slow Draining Of Soaked Regions

CREST OF FLOOD PASSES ST. LOUIS   Workers Are Battling to Save Levees in Perry County, Mo.

New Rains Add M isery To Mid-West Sutterers   Record Crest Of River Rolls South Of St. Louis; Major Levees To Hold, Engineers Say

Greatest Flood Peak of Century Past St. Louis   Fresh Rains Put Grand and Chariton Out of Banks

FLOOD PEAK ROLLS SOUTH OF ST.LOUIS   New Rains Keep Remaining Flood Waters From Draining as Rapidly as Expected.    ® LEVEES WEAKENING IN PERRY COUNTY   River Goes to Highest Stage in 107 Years at St. Louis. Loss Is $4,000, 000.

Flood Rolls Along South Of St. Louis   New Rains Feed Swollen River In Illinois, Missouri

Labor's Return To Mobilization Nearly Complete  Join Management To Advise Wilson

Launch Drive For Controls   Democratic Chiefs Go To ‘Grass Roots’

North Korean Rear Guards Battle Allies   UN Pursuers Reach Point 14 Miles Inside Red Area

Reds Suffering Heavy Losses During Retreat   Enemy Fighting. To Slow UN Advance Across Parallel

Today's Skies   Rearguard — Reds Try To Slow Allies   Chinese Throw North Korean Unit: Into Path Of UN

Enemy Runs Ato 14 Miles Aeross 38th   Rearguards Attack Yanks On “Central Front Near Usearhan Reservoir -

U. S. FOREIGN AID ‘SCANDALS HINTED   Investigation Demanded By Sen. Ellender

Foreign Support Program Rapped   ‘Probe Demanded By Sen. Ellender

Foreign Aid May Be Next Target   Sentiment Growing on Capitol Hill for Inquiry Into Spending   GOADED BY ELLENDER   Louisiana Senator Claims He Has Evidence on  Overseas Scandals

Peace Appeal Delivered fo Coviet aes   President Truman in NationWide Address Asks Kremlin to Prevent War.

House Jumps Postal Rates   Postal Cards Going Up Tc 2 Cents; Newspaper Rotes Hiked

House Approves 2-Cent Postcard   3c Letter Stands; Bill to Conference

POSTAL RATES ARE INCREASED   Postcards Going To Two Cents; Letters Remain At Three Cents

House Bill To  Be Adjusted  With Senate's Newspapers And Magazi zines  Raised  oe ff anmk

Panny Posteard Thing Sf Past   But Letter Mail May Stay At 3 Cents

HOUSE APPROVES 126,000,000 HIKE IN POSTAL RATES   Vote'to Mark Up Penny Post card to Two Cents, But Leave Letter Rate Unchanged.   NEWSPAPER MAILING COST UPPED 10 PCT.   \Action Clears Way for Consideration of $400 Yearly Pay Raise to Postal Employes.

House Passes Bill Increasing Postal Rates   Senate Committee To Take Action on Revised Measure

Features for Everybody in the Telezram Teday   House Votes Postcard Rate Hike, Leaves Letter Postage at 3 Cents

House Doubles Postcard Rate, Refuses To Go Alone With Senate On Four Cents For Letters

Tax Hike Bill Killed by House Revolt   203 to 157 Vote Senil: Measure Back For 2nd Revision

Revenue Measure s Future Left in Doubt   Coalition Sends Compromise Plan Back;  Prospécts for Adjournment Also Dimmed

qT exan GI Lies Buried Three Nights ‘In Bombarded Bunker In Chinese Area

Horror at Little Gibraltar—  After 41 Hours, Texas G! Saw Trees and Sk

Rugged Texan Survives Siege For Gibraltar’  law in Ramhkhasrded   Lay In Bombarded Bunker in Chinese Land For 41 Hours

Lean Texan, Buried 3 Nights in Chinese Bunker, Survives Red Boots, Bayonets and the Weather

INVESTIGATION OF W. FRANKFORT MINE FINISHEL   No Indication Given When Findings Will Be Announced.

Everything Is Simply Won de rful  After 20 Years, He Suddenly Sees Again

MUELLER SAYS PROMIot MADE BY PRESIDENT    Would Recall General From Europe in Mid-Summer at 1952.

Political Deal Denied by Ike   Availability for “52 Campaign Not Agreed

Ike Denies Presidency  Bid Given   ‘Truman Never Has Mentioned "52, Possibilitw’

Gen. lke Denies ‘Political  Deal" With Pres. Truman.  ~ Issues’Response to Inquiries-Over Stary on   « Issues’‘Response to Inquiries -Over Story on "Availability for Presidential Campaian in '5'

Says General Would Be Recalled  lke Denies President Made Any Political Deals for 52

Campaign Deal For ‘52 Denied. By Eisenhower   Story in Magazine On Ike-Truman Talk Is Reported False

Gen. lke Denies Presidency ‘Deal’  Radio Man’s Story Tells of ‘52 Plan

Ike Denies ‘Deal’ In 1952 Compaign  x * © a a af   Refutes Radio Commentator’s Statement Quoting President

Newseaster Tale Of “Ike” Reeall Is Called Untrue   European Commander Breaks Habitual Silence In Refuting Report That Truman Would Give Him Chance To Run For Presidency

lke Denies Any Political Deal’ With Truman   Spikes Report That He Will Be Made “Available in ‘52’

Allege Frauds In Vote   U. S. Grand Jury Makes Inquiry as To Election in Jasper County

Probe Alleged Vote Frauds in Jasper County   Check Irregularities in Both Primary and General Elections of 1950.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Diplomatic Offensive Aimed at Settline Oil Disnute

Seek To Settle Iran Dispute  Direct Talks May Prove Aid In Aim For Settlement

Britain Warns lran Further Anti-British Propaganda Is Likely To Touch Off Powderkeg

Plot Foiled To Overthrov Iranian Shah   Police Raid Offices Of Communist Party To Uncover Attempt

‘COMMUNIST INTRIGUE   CUAINIUNIOL TINIRIGUE  Raid Reveals Plot to Oust Iran Shah

SCHOOL ENTRANCE AGE ~ IS LOWERED FOR SOME  , e , oa ll F AdZ....alk.   Those 5 Years and 7 Months To Be Allowed To Enter Under Certain Conditions   GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL

School Entry Age Minimum Reduced Today  Mental Age Of 6 Only Requiremen t

House: Committee. Defeats Motion ~ To Table Seaway  Move Is Not Viewed Proof Approval .

Move To Kill Seaway Plan Is Rejected   House Group Votes, [4-13, To Reject Move; Final Vote By Committee May Come Wednesday

Cuts In Output Of Civilian Goods Next Year Estimated At10 Per Cent

New Cutbacks Of Civilian  Goods Coming   Household Appliance Field To Again Feel Next 17. S. Order

New Curbs On Civilian Goods Seen   1952 Control Plan May Cut Appliance Output by 10 Percen

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   10-Percent Slash in Appliances

Civilian Goods Output Faces New Cutbacks  Defense Mobilizer To Outline Plans Before Conaressmer

Charge Made and Denied Against Murray Supporter   Oklahoma City Solon Blasts Plummer As Plan ning to Organize Liquor Business

Liquor Deal Charges Are Termed False   House Hears Speech Charging Murray’s Campaign Manager Attempted Deal

A. C. M. Co. Plan to Build Aluminum Plant  Reported Okehed by DPA

UN Balks At Kaesong For Talks   ' Says Town Is ‘Unsuitable’ as Site for Renewal Of Truce Parley

Terms City ‘Unsuitable’ For Parley   Liaison Officers To Hold Second

UN Liaison Officers Tell Reds Negotiations Cannot Be Reopened 'til They Agree to New Conditions; Meeting Called for Late Today

GITY CALLED “UNSUITABLE” FOR PARLEYS   Allies and Communists Exchange Memorandums Over Opening Discussions.

Reds Told They Must Agree fo New Conditions   Liaison Groups To Hold Second Parley Tomorrow

ALLIES HOLD NEUTRAL CITY IS UNSUITABLE   No Agreement Reached At First Meeting of Liaison Officers.

ICC Turns Down Higher Rate for Bell Phone Co.   Rebuff Comes After 108 es -Hearings- -——— —

Hoey Pledges Complete Probe Of Boyle Affairs;  Hearings To Open Soon

SENATORS SET TO PROBE BOYLE   Investigating Group Agrees No Punches Will Be Pulled Because Of Political Ties.”

SENATE DEMOS SEEK MORE FOR STATE SCHOOLS   Proposal Made as Record $543,615,054 Budget Is Taken Up.

May Raise State Aid To Schools   Senate Democrats Try to Increase School Aid Bill by $3 Million; Tax Increase Talked.

Beef Is Expected To Be Scarce For Retailers By End Of Next Week, As Packers Cut Down

'MORE RAIN IN PICTURE   Heavy Downpours Drench Parts of Kansas Overnight

r et Red Race . \Steam Wins Over Gasoline. 146 Steamer Cons First Lap

US. Clears Way for Rollback, Puts Ceilings on 75,000 Manufacturers

New. Orders Fo Roll Back Mariy Prices   75,000 Manufacturers Directed ta Re-Tab Vasi , Range of Products   CUTS PREDICTED   Retail Stores Granted Delay in Filing of Pricing Charts

Price Cuts At Manufacturer Level Ordered  Government Thinks Naw Cailinac Will   Government Thinks New Ceilings Will Reduce Retail Prices

Manufacturers Must Reprice  Retailers Get More Time To File Charts

DiSalle Says ‘Unjustifiably High Prices  U.S. Orders Man ufacturers To Reprice Many Products

Factories Get Reprice Order   Unjustifiable Raises To Be:Rolled. Back

PRICE SLICING FOR RETAILERS 1S GIVEN OKAY   75,000 Makers Told  To Cut Cost To   Consumers

MANUFACTURERS ARE ORDERED 10 REPRICE GOODS   Many “Unjustifiably High Prices” Will Be Cut, DiSalle Says   MERCHANTS GIVEN 30-DAY EXTENSION

75,000 Manufacturers Told to Put New ‘Tags on Products; Time for Filing of Retail Charts Again Extended.

DiSalle Forecasts Living Cost Slump   75,000 Manufacturers Gel Re-Pricing Directive

DiSalle Sees Action Major Step In Control  Move Expected To Help Consumer ease ri mere ff

U.S. Orders. Rollback of ‘Unjustified’ High Prices   Manufacturers  Told, To Reprice Many Products; Some T'n Ga Tin

US Cuts Back  Jumps In Price   Rollbacks Will Cover Wide Ranae Of Products

15,000 Firms Will Compute New Ceilings  DiSalle Also Sees Some Increases

Court To Air Bingo Ban  Davton Police Raid   Dayton Police Raid Eagles Lodge Game

Dayton Raid Brings Test Of Bingo Ban   Two Arrested Men Face Court Friday ta Closing Of Chib

Britain Sends lran Firm Note   Warns of Refusal of Oil Negotiations

BRITAIN WARNS IT EXPECTS NEW CONTRACTS   Firm Note Handed Iran Government In Oil Wrangle

England Hopes For Solution — Without Arms   Questions Jran’s Right to Break 1933 Contract

Strike Ends InKast. But Not In West   Workers Trickle Back At Spencer Southern Yards

SWITCHMEN IN WEDT EXPECTED BACK ON JOBS  B. of R. T. Men Return  by Thousands at New York, Philadel  phia, Other Cities.

Decision Would Be Same. If Russians, Chinese Were Invaders, He Says

Would Have Fought Russia Too, Former Secretary Of Defense Says   State Overruled Formosa Mission   Troops In Japan Unprepared To Fight, Witness Tells Committee

Move to Enter Korean War Made by Acheson   Louis Johnson Says He Opposes Soviet Policy of Bleeding Us Dry in Korea

‘We Cannot Let Russia Bleed Us’   Former Defense Secretary Louis Johnson Agrees Partly With MacArthur  OKs CHINA BLOCKADE He’s Against Proposals to  Bomb Manchuria and to Use Chiang’s Forces

Believes Long War In Korea Would ‘Bleed Us Dry’   Louis Johnson, However, Does Not Go Along With All MacArthur Views.

Johnson Tells Probers Achesor Urged Defense  Cace Aabian Came   Says Action Came At Conférence After Communist Attack

Ex-Defense Chief Johnson Tells His Story   Doesn’t Want to Be Bled Dry in Korea But Declines to Back Mac

Doesn’t Go Along With MacArthur   But Louis Johnson Says U.S. Mustn’t Let Russia Bleed This Nation Drv

‘Going Along With’ Soviet Plan Assailed   Korea Intervention Laid to Acheson by Ey-defense Secretary

Johnson Declines ToGoAlong With Gen. MacArthur   Former Secretary Says He Has Been Out of Information

Former Defense Chief Talks Of Differences   Invasion By Russians Would Have Brought Identical Decision

Johnson Gives Views On Korean Strategy To Senators Probing". MacArthur's Dismissal

Group Told Our Troops Unprepared   Johnson Says Truman Blocked Help to Chiang

Says Korea War Urged  By Acheson   Johnson Claims Soviet Would Not Have Deterred U. S.

Washington Conferences  Are Pictured   Former Secretary Of Defense Tells Of 1950 Meetinos

Would Be For Blockade   Acheson Meved That U. § Go into Korea, Military  Didn‘t Argue Decision

Says Acheson Was Leader In Sending Troops to Korea   Tells Senators Of Conferences As Red Invaded

— REVIEW — Military Made No Objection   OLD FEUD OVER FORMOSA BARED

Johnson Believes We Can't Go-Along On Soviet Policy of Bleeding Us Dry

Would Be. For Blockade   Acheson Moved That U, S$. Go inte Korea, Militery Didn’t Argue Decision

johnson 7 Sec. Icheson  ‘Decision Would  Have Been Same If Russia Invaded’

Secretary Acheson Made Motion To Aid Koreans, Louis Johnson Reports

A Wary Witness   Ex-Defense Chief Says He ‘Lacks Information’ on U.S. Policies

Ike Has Narrow - Escape in Haze   Plane Circles 20 Minutes Over Danish Field

100.000 Commies Parade in Iran  Demonstrators Raise Clenched Fist. Shout Kick Westerners Out

Tehran Crowd Chants Hate for U. S. and Britain   But Negotiation Of Oil Seizure Still Is Regarded Asa Possibility

100,000 Iranian Leftists March In Demonstratior   Mossadegh Lunches With West Envoys

Angry Tranian Mob of 100,000 Threatens British, Americans   Demonstration ‘Biggest Ever Staged by Leftists

100,000 Reds Parade in Iran  Premier Leaves Office To Meet With Envoys

Iran Communist-Front Demonstrators ‘Demand U. S., British Leave Country

Mobs Shake Fists At U.S.  In Teheran   100,000 Red-Front Demonstrators In Iran Mass Parade

U. S., Britain Jeered by Tranian Mob   106.000 Communist Demonstrators Parade in Tehran

KKkKKK* NATIONALIST CHINA  SAYS SOVIET TRAINED TROOPS POUR INTO KOREA

(overnor Sends T elegrams to  14 Leaders   Conference May Be Prelude to Calling Special Session of Indiana Legislature

Asks Leaders Of Legislature To Conference   May Be Prelude To Special Session Of State Assembly

GET Schricker, Top State Legislators SULTS To Discuss Welfare Crisis Monda

TALE EY £18 ALY OAS  ‘eer Detective Arrests Gir! Who Escaped From Lansing

WANTED IN KANSAS  Denver Detective Arrests Gir Who Escaped From Lansing

Lausche Backs Anti-Pollution   Governor Reserves Comment on Funds

Curtis Betts, Veteran Reporter Retires Today   Has Covered State Capital Since 1907.

No Scalps Were Taken—  Indians Hold 3-Day Pow-Wow Including Big 'Squaw.Dance'

Sister States Offer Help to Flooded Missouri  Kentucky Offers Unit Trained in First Aid, Disaster Relief Work.

Monday Just Sad Sack Day On Calendar  It’s a Day of Atonement for Mavic Weekend

Atom Bomb No Problem to’ the Average Man —His Headache Is How to Face Monday Morning

HAL BOYLE’S COLUMN ‘Poor Man’s Philosopher’ Tells Of World’s Greatest Problem

Findings Yet to Lome—  Future Space Cadets to Hunt Gold 20 Miles Above Earth

Morris Picked As Red Hunter   May Be Chief Counsel Against Communists

Virginia Anxious To Reach Chile  Government Claims  She Qwes $161,000

RITA TO SEEK NO ALIMONY EXCEPT $3 MILLION TDIIC?T FLINT EOD DALICHUTER RY PRINICE ALY KHAN

Affirms Love For Sydney In Suicide Letter   Dies of Fumes in Car; Faced 70 Years for Hattman Slaying

Rutledge Uses Gas from Auto, Kills Himself; Bail Near End   ‘Love Is Fleeting,’ Doctor Writes His Sydney in Suicide Note

DR. RUTLEDGE 1S A SUICIDE   Killed Wife’s Seducer In 1949; Appeal Had Been Denied

Chooses Death toa Prison Cell  Dr. Rutledge Takes Life in His Own Car

Wrote Final Love Letter to Sydney  _ Carbon Monoxide Is Fatal Weapon

Preferred Death To Prison’ Cell:  ‘Doctor Who Killed Wife’s Seducer, Commits Suicide

Dr. Rutledge Found Dead In His Car   Convicted Physician Takes Own Life Rathe Than Serve Sentence

Convicted Doctor Takes Own Life   Robert Rutledge Suicide Victim

Dr. Rutledge Writes Love Note, Suicides  Death Ends Most Torrid Law Case In TJ. S. History

Dr. Rutledge A Suicide  Accused Murderer — Prefers Death To 70 Years in Prison .

Doctor Convicted as Slayer Ends Life With Declaration of Love for Wife

JAILOR CHEATED ~~ BY DR. RUTLEDGE   Suicide Preferred By Murders of Seducer

Rutledge Dies by Suicide Rather  Than Enter Prison  Takes Own Life After lowa Court lLInhold<« Sentence

KILLS SELF WITH GAS   Doctor Prefers Death te Prison, Uses Car Exheust _ Fumes; Leaves Love Letter to Wife.  1

DR.R.C.RUTLEDGE COMMITS SUICIDE TO AVOID PRISON   ’ CONVICTED SLAYER DEAD OF MONOXIDE; SENT WIFE LETTER

Creation Of New Polio Virus Strains Mav Prove Source Of Future Vaccines

Fast Work   New Polio Viruses Created, May Yield Eveniual Vaccine

UN Troops Take Two-Thirds Of ‘Tron Triangle  Tanks Roar Into  Chorwon, Kumhwa  To Rout Reds From - Aeeambly Aran .

CHINESE GUARDS FADE AS TANKS CUT OPEN PATH   Weakens On All Fronts Except East —Marshall Sees No Quick End.

U.S. Infantry, Tanks Pierce ‘Iron Triangle   Chinese Flee to New Line; Korean Civilians Cheer

Allies Hit New Main Communist Defense Lines   U.N. Advance Halted After Knocking Props From ‘lron Triangle’

Minefields Slow Tanks   Red Defense of fron Triangle Collapses; Enemy Abandones Equipment

‘Iron Triangle’ Collapses under Blazing Attacks   Advancing Tanks Slowed by Mines; Resistance Stiff

Final Seizure Follows Bitter 8-Day Battle; Highway Cut   Reds Sacrifice 40,000 Troops in 10 Days; Sonchon Plastered

Tanks Smash Into Chinese Major Bases   Final Seizure Ends Savage Battle For Anchors In Triangle

Road Hubs Fall Béfore UN Ar rmies   Enemy Capualties Placed At 40,000

Allies Crush Iron Triangle  Of China Reds      Tanks’ Enter Chorwor And Kumhwa Ove1 ‘Carpet of Mines ~

U. N. Troops Tn Kumhwa. Chorwon   Next Good Defense Line Of Foe Lies 65 Miles To The North

Knock Reds From Their ‘Tron Triangle   Allied Infantrymen Advance 3 Miles Further To North

Smash Into New Communist Defense Lines   Stopped Cold By Red Regiment On Road Leading North To Kumsona

Rear Guards Fleeing Under Heavy Fire Laid Down Today By Tank Columns

Communists  Pull Back Main Base   Two Major Points Combine To Smash Troops And Tanks

Allied Tanks Rumble Into Enemy Area   Red Rear Guards Fade Quickly As American Tanks  Blast Big Guns

8th Army Stopped After Hitting New Red Staging Area   Yanks Run Into Heavy Chinese Artillery Fire Near Highway Leading North To Kumsong

Allies Knock Out Props From Red “Iron Triangle’   Tanks and Troops Move Three Miles Deeper Into North Koreq To New Lina:

RED TRIANGLE IS PIERCED BY ALLIED TANKS:   U. N. Troops Enter Chorwon and Kumhwa in North Korea as Enemy Pulls Back.   ® REDS LOSE 40,000 MEN IN 10:DAYS   Their Next Defense Line is 65 Miles to North on Pyongyang-Wonsan Highway.

Korea Key Towns Fall To Allies   Communists’ Iron Triangle Collapses Under Pressure

Knock Props Out of Reds’ Iron Triangle   Allied Troops and Tanks Push Deeper Into North Korea

Tanks Smash Into 2 Cities; Reds’ Losses ear 40,000  - \ron Triangle Has "een Destroyed As Allies Drive North

REDS RETREAT TO NEW LINE OF DEFENSE   Believe Chinese Operations Base Now At Kumsong   Declares Foe In_ Difficult Situation: Jets Plaster Sonchon Supply Area

Allied Forces Bump into Stiff Red Resistance  _ U.N. Drives North Following Collapse OF ‘Iron Triangle’

Rear Guards Fade Away Before Tanks   Chorwon. Kumwha Are Taken After Kight-Day Battle

Props Knocked From Under lron Triangle   New Main Communist Defense Lines Have Been Reached

UN Forces Crack Iron Triangle   Allies Move Into Chorwon, Kumhwa. Resistance Stiffens

i Stall U. N Drive Beyond Fallen Cities  Charwon Kumwha   Chorwon, Kumwha Capture Crushes Enemy Stronghdld

U.N. Tanks Enter  Chorwon, Kumhwa   Greek, Turk Infantry Open Way To Valley 20 Miles North of &th

U.N. Forces Hit New Defense Line In North Korea   Take Chorwon and Kumhwa, Keys to Build-Up Bases

lron Triangle LineShattered ByUNAdvance   Yanks Stopped Cold by Red Regiment South of Kumsong

Allies Smash Red Triangle,  Force Retreat   UN Forces Occupy Chorwon and Kumhw:; To Close Bitter Kight-Day Battle

‘Reds’ ‘Tron ‘Triangle’ ‘Collapses   U.N. Tanks Rumble Into Chorwon And Kumwha; Infantrymen Move In With Armor

Allies Advancing OnNewRed Line Gain 3 Miles   Infantrymen Stopped By Chinese Troops And Heavy Barrage

Fleeing Enemy Abandons Piles Of Ammunition   New UN Line Formec North Of Paral':l

“Iron Triangle” Cities Occupied by U. N. Forces   Tanks, Infantry Enter Chorwon and Kumhwa, ‘Key Red Points

Anchor Cities Fall: Advance Slowed by Foe   U.N. Commanders Believe New Main Red Defense Line Is Hit

Two Key Cities Fal To Allies   Smash Red Redoubt; Take Huge Supplics

Triangle Bases  Seized.   Allied Tanks Roll Into Chorwon and Kumhwa And Push Northward Toward New Red Lines

UN Troops Occupy Two Key Cities — In Massing Area.  Thick Carpet Of Mines Slows Drive Of Eighth Army.

Props Knocked Out of Communist “Iron Triangle” by UN Forces; Three Mile Advance Is Recorded

UN Destroys Props of Reds’  ‘lron Triangle’   Allied Troops, Tanks Push Deeper North Toward New Defensive Lines

Gls Occupy Key Bastions; Foe Stiffens   U. N. Drive Halted After Capture of Chorwon, Kumhwa

U.N. Forces Hit New Red Line   U.N. Forces Seize Control of Roads Leading to Pyongyang

Allies Knock Props From Under Communist “tron Triangle” And Drive Into North Korea

U.N. Tanks Enfer Anchors for Line;  Enemy Retreating  Allies Also Cut Main Highways In New Victory

Allies Push Toward New  Enemy Lines   Reds Transfer Base From Triangle To Kumsong, Repel UN Attacks

‘Tron Triangle’ Collapses With Allied Entrance  Troops Move With Tanks; Reds Stand  East Hwachon Dam

lron Triangle Defense Broken By U.N. Troops  " Advance Of Three Miles Toward New

sails Government ticles At Inaniry      Knock Props: From. Red Tianale

UN Force Enters Chorwon, Kumhwa  As Chinese Flee   Enemy Expected To Make Next Major Stand At Pyongyang-Wonsan Cross Country Highway Which Girdles Korea Just Below Waist

Allies Stopped After Advance Of 4.500 Yards   Reds’ Iron Triangle Crumbles As Tanks Pace UN Advances

40,000 OF ENEMY SACRIFICED IN LAST TEN DAYS   CAPTURE OF KUMHWA, CHORWON COLLAPSE% ATTACK SPRINGBOARD

“Iron Triangle’ Crumbles as Cities Fall  Allies Push North After  Seizing Chorwon, Kumhwa

UN Tank Units Enter  Chorwon, Kumhwa  mm bo LS oO ee nied pan Tel   Collapse of Communist "Iron Triangle": in North Korea Reported.

Allies Face Test of New Enemy Line   Chinese Central Base Apparently Shifted Up to Kumsong.

Possible Civilian Casualties In Time Of War Disregarded In Planning, Is Charge

MEDICAL PLANS FOR TOTAL WAR FORGET CIVILIANS   EX-ARMY SURGEON CHARGES CRIMINAL DISREGARD OF RISK

THE POLIO FIGHT  Is Kenny Treatment Best? U. S. Doctors Aren't Certain of It

Polio Debate Still Rages, But ‘Sister’ Kenny Left Mark On American Medicine   By FRANK CAREY AP Science Reporter

U.N. to Probe 2 Charges of  Zone Violations   Allies Refuse to Disclose Nature of Communist Complaint:

C-47 Transport Crashes At Summit; 4ii Reported Kiiled   Nearly 4 Score Lost In Recent Plane Crashes On Coast

9 Feared Dead In Plane Crash  ‘Transport Wrecks  Tre Alaskan Flight

Army Plane Crashes Into Hill in Alaske   Transport Plane  Hits Summit North Of Anchorage; All Believed to be Deac

9 Feared Dead in Plane Crash   Transport Down Near Anchorage In Bad Weather

LIE ASKS U.N, MEMBERS FOR ARMED POWER   U. N. Needs Resources Troops To Preserve Peace

Boy May Be Kidnaping Victim Or Orphan Son of Alcoholic; Two States Seeking Identity

Orphan Son, Or Kidnap Victim  * * * * * %  Ravive Sanech In Detroit For Davton Rav Micscing Seven Vorre

Aloof From Land War in China Now   Senator Fulbright Would Withdraw  Forces in Korea

Fulbright To Oppose Land War With Reds   Arkansas Senator Urges Withdrawal Of U.S. Troops

More Cattle Reach Yards   Market Spurt Raises Hope Beef Fuss Will Blow Ove:

State Highway Commission Decides It Cannot Help Cities’ Street Work

State Refuses. Help On Streets   Men, Machinery — Will Be Withheld

‘Peace Conference’ Really Council Of War Allied Statecmen Think Ahead To Dav OF World Conftitet+

Dead Boy Tossec Out on Street   Crete, Ill., Police Are Puzzled by Motive fer Abduction

TOSS SLAIN BOY OUT OF AUTO   Police Without Clues in Strange Murder.

Student Dumped From Car: Police Without a Clue   Crete, lll, Boy Believec Strangled After Being Missing for 48 Hours

No Motive Found In Boy's Murder  Youth’s Body Dumped From Auto in Night

MISSING BOY FOUND SLAIN   Witness Says He Saw Body Tossed From Car By Two Abductors.

Killing of Boy, 13, Puzzles Officials  Body of Student Tossed from Car

BOY'S MURDER IS LIKE LOEBLEOPOLD CASE   Body Dumped Into Street; Police to Question Many Persons.

See Airplane Explode In Air At New Florence   Bus. Driver Says He: Saw Explosion In’ Midair: At’ 10

Big Fund Slash Faces Test On ° Floor Of House   Hot Fight Expected In Move To Restore Monev For ‘Voice’

House Test On Budget  Cut Looms   43 Pct. Slash In. Nonmilitary Funds Set By. Committee

House Tests Big Slash in Budget  Eeminettes Cuts Fund n Asked 43 Pe t.

Copper Crews Due Back On Court’s Order   Work Scheduled To Resume Today After Federal Injunction

Copper Plants  Slated To Hum   Virtually All Due To Re turn Under U, 5S, Order

GOP Assails  ‘Hokum’ Count  Political Capital Try Seen By Brewster

Gas Tank Blast Wrecks Dormitory  Fifty Missouri Girls Hurt In Teachers’ College Fire

50.College- - Girls Hurt in Gas Explosion   ‘Fire Guts Northwest Mo. College Dorm in Maryville, Mo.

Fifty Coeds Are Injured In Fxolosion   Gas Storage Tank Blast Demolishes Dormitory at Northwest Missouri State  Coallaca

50 Girl Students Injured in Missouri Gas Storage Tank Explosion Today   Blast Touches Off College Dormitory Fire at State College in-Marvville

Gas Tank Blast Sets Fire to College Dormitory: 50 Girl Students Injured

Russia Agrees To Preliminary Big Four Talks   Rejects U. S. As  Site of Meeting

Russia Agrees to Talk to Pave Way For Big Four Meet  ‘Does Not Object’ to Preliminary Confab With Western Power:

Eisenhower Names Carney as Aide   Admirs! To Be Commande: In Chief of Allied Forces In Southern Ewrope

Appointment of Julian Dropped Under Pressure   Name Withdrawn by Gov. Smith in Fight Over Transit Fees

Smith’‘s Withdrawal Fails To Block GOP Probe Try   Republican Resolution Calling for Full Investigation of $50-A-Day Payments Is Introduced in Senate as Fight Promised

Steal Letters From McCarthy   Wisconsin Senator Says 20,000 Are Missing

Czechoslovakian Envoy Escapes   Envoy to India To Be Given Asylum In England; Now at Sea

Czech Envoy To India Flees  Iron Curtain   Kratochvil, Friend Of Clementis, Given Asvium In Britain

Czech Envoy To India Leaves For Brifain   Ambassador Seeks Refuge From Reds tn London

CzechDiplomat Makes Escape  India Ambassador In Flight To Britain

Participated In Ferguson,  Hooper Cases   Asst. Attorney General Also To Aid Ouiz

Senators Are Asked to Give Blood, But Don’t Exactly Rush to ‘Bank’

Army's Supply Units in Reich Moved to West   All Except Combat Outfits Pulled Back To French Areas

Absentees Are Told To Attend Session Today   House, Senate In Disagreement On Date For Recess

State Senate, House Differ On Recess Date   Decision Is Put Off Until Today; Skeleton Membership Shows Up

HOUSE, SENATE SOUABBLE ON RECESS DATE   Lower Body Wants Earlier Resumption  Of Session

House, Senate: Fail to Agree On Recess Date   Democrats Threaten As Absent Members Are Recalled by Wire

House, Senate Still Apart On Recess   Former Now Asks Recess to Nov. 12 and Adjournment Nov. 30.

Kentucky Posse Nabs Teen-Agers  Brothers Wanted For Shooting Cop

Bridge Ceremony Set for Saturday  Invite Local Officials to Ground-breaking

Roaring Nineties Will Be Relived In Anaconda With Pageant To Portray Copper City History

Seek Aides In Bank — Scandal   New Kensington Benker May Have Had Confederates, Authorities Sav

New York Mayor Urges Congress Reject Si. Lawrence Seaway as Big Tax Burden

Impellitteri Opposes Seaway, Citing Huge Cost, “Steel Subsidy” Involved

ANNUAL ACHIEVEMENT SHOW OF COUNTY 4-H CLUBS PROMISES 10 BE THE LARGEST IN ITS HISTORY OF THIRTY YEARS   Days Of August 8 To 11 At Marengo Will Be Filled With Boys’ And Girls’ Project Diplays And Livestock Exhibits

ENROLLMENT BLANKS RECEIVED IN  COUNTY 4-H SHOW GIVE PROMISE OF LARGEST EVER HELD IN COUNTY   Demonstrations, Exhibits And Project Accomplishments Will Be Shown Avnonet 6 Through August 11

Must Bomb “Manchurian Sanctuary” To Win In Korea, Generals Believe

Military:Men Say Korean War Could ‘Be Ended Soon by Bombing Red Base:

Iranian Leader Seeks Oil Sites of U. 5. Interests   New Nationalization Step Threatened as World Tension Mount:

Solons Against Going On TV  Bright Lights Delay Business. Says Taft

Costello Also Didn't Like It Lawmakers: Object to TV ‘Covering’ ‘U.S. Senate

Taft, Connally Oppose  Televising Of Senate  Sessions Frowned On

SENATE DIVIDED ON TV QUESTION   Interferes. With Business _. Taft Maintains

RUSSIA BLAMED FOR ARMS RAGE   JESSUP HITS BIG RED BUILD. UP DURING EXCHANGE AT BIG 4 PARLEY.

Russia Accused Of Fomenting  Armament Race  Deputies Of Big Four Powers Hear Accusation

Jessup Cites Soviet For World Alarn   Big Four Skirmish For Advantage !n Paris Conference

U.S., Soviet Go Round in Circle At Paris Parley  ccuse Each Other   Accuse Each Other Of Fomenting Race For Armaments

MacArthur Works On 7st Birthday.   Korean Veteran Hailed  At Show for New USO

‘Hearings On Constitution Bevin Today   Referendum Favored Convention But Some Legislators Balk

MOSCOW PAPERS CALL HATE TUNE European Reds Launch Vicious Campaign Against Eisenhower

‘Ike’ Attacked By Red Press   French Take Leading Role  In Wate Campaign

Western Reds Take Cue From Kremlir In Hate Drive Against Eisenhower

Reds Launch Eisenhower  Hate Drive   Seek To Discredit Rearming Europe

W. Europe Reds Open Hate Drive Against ‘lke   Pro-Commie French Paper Tells General To Remain At Home

ALLIES DRIVE FORWARD FROM 270 16 MILES  Advances Confined to Eastern and Central Korean Fronts—No Li naadwavw In Wact

Planned 1952 Tax Rate Up By 28 Cents   Council Passes Three Ordinances on First  Reading—August 28 Set for Last Hearing

Slander’ Charge Hurled At Group   gue ESTIONS GET NO ANSWERS * Investigators Hit Stone Wall  ~ In Interrogation Of Grunewald

Travels 75 MPH On Ice, Assessed $25 Costs Fine   BRT Fined $25,000 For Injunction Violations

Highlights Of Speech Presented   (See full text of MacArthur's speech on Paae If }

Contempt Action Likely Against Ohio Communist Organizer, Two Women

Strange Experiment  Tiny Atomic Blast Set Off  In Brain To Treat Cancer

REDS OPPOSING SEQUL ADVANCE   Greek Troops Are Re ported For First Time  In Engagement

Reds Believed Preparing to Make Stand Near Chorwon, the Big Red Base 17 Miles North of 28th

UN Launches Attack Against Retreating Reds  Believe Chinese         Believe Chinese Move Back to New Defense Line

Launch Attack. On West And Central Fronts   Conminaists Believed Withdrawing ‘To New Positions Near Chorwor

Allies Attack in West: Reds Vanish   Powerful U.S. Tank, Infantry Task Forces Spark U.N. Advance

McKinney Charges GOP with Waging Smear Campaign; Raps McCarthy, McCormick

A QUIET PICTURE   Only One New Filing fo. City Election as Deadline Approaches

Material Set-Up Readied Specific Ceilings on Meat Prices Due Soon,

Seven German War Criminals Get Reprieves  _ Last Ditch Battle  Bar Bife Poagtinnnes

Last-Ditch Fight for Life in Federal Court Staves Hanging of Seven Nazis

SLATED HANGING OF 7 POSTPONED   Last-Ditch Fight For Germans Made In Washington Court

Execution Stay Granted Nazis   SS Officer Saved From The Gallows

1 SS Officers Win Reprieve   Nazi War Criminals Fight Cheats Gallows

Non-National Army Under Single Flag And Command for Europe Is Proposed

Ike Wants Pact Force of Single  Flag, Command Senators Say Britain pposes General's Plan

Eisenhower Is Reported in Favol Of Non-National Army Under One Flag to Defend West Europe

Fisenhower Plan For One-Uniform Army \s Opposed   Senators Report Speed Is Needed In West Buildup

Army Under Single Flag i in  ™ est  ae ‘ope   Senator Back to L.S. Says it is Desire Of Gen. Eisenhower

Non-National Arm For Europe Wins Senators Support  Ike’s Plan Would  erae Forcrec Into

Non-National  Army Called Eisenhower Aim   Single-Flag Command For West Europe Is General’s Goal, Senator Brewster Declares

Brewster Says Ike Wants Army Under One Flag   Senator Says Plan Opposed by British

Single-Uniform Army For Europe Planned By lke, Senators Claim   “West Is Weak.”

Senator Reports. Eisenhower Wants  NonNational Arm Would Serve 1 Flag,  Command to Defend West Europe

Senators Back Urging Speed On Pact Army   Ike Gets Praise: Spur for Allies Is Advocated

U.S. Airmen Shoot Down Four Soviet-Built Planes: Yanks Re-Occupy Wonju

U.S. Pilots Win Big Jet Battle   Americans Shoot Down Four Red Jets In Greatest Air Fight in History

Russian-Built Planes Downed By Americans   AI U. 5. Croft Sofe, Is Report: Allies In Woniy

Thunderjets Knock Down Four MiGs   4 Others Damaged American Planes Not Even Hit

Heavy Bag Of Enemy Planes Taken By Yanks   Four Russ-Built Jets Downed, Another Probably Destroyed, Four Damaged;  33 U.S. Planes In Battle

Curwensville-Mahaffey Road Construction Work ls Progressing Rapidly:

Inflation Scrap Tires Congress  Truman Won't Get Powers He Asked

Joint Group Must Supply One Measure On Controls   Senate-IHlouse Body “Has To Reconcile  Separate Outlines

Stop Order On Miners Of Dist. 2   NLRB Clamps Down On Violences In Seventeen Counties Covered By Dist. 2 Jurisdiction

UJ. §. Bans Russian Crabmeat !mporis  Crabmeat Said To Be Produced By Use Of Forced Lebor In The Seviet

Tito Tells Poles To Throw Off. Moscow. Yoke; Says. Reds Fear New Rebellion

Tito Charges Russia Is Afraid Poland May Follow Him  In Breaking From Cominform

Poland Is Urged By Tito To Break With Russians   Yugoslav Dictator Makes Bristling Attack On Russia, Warns Of Attack From East

Bermuda Is Saved by Storm Duel   Two Hurricanes Are Weakened By Clash at Sea

Strange Meeting Of Storms Saves Bermuda Grief  Pair Of Hurricanes Meet, With Larger One Being Diverted

Strange Duel Dispels Power Of Both Blows   Island Is Hit Lightly By Fringes of Storm; Course of Gale Turned

Bermuda Hit Lightly By Storm   Pair of Hurricanes In Unique Duel Dissapates Power

THIRD MAJOR LEADER QUITS ITALIAN REDS   Newspapers Predict Trio May Form Separationist Party Like Tito's,

New Cuts Slated In Luxury Items   Grim Outlook for Civilian Economy Traced by Defense Officials

Cut in Durable Goods Slated  Pineches in Less Essential Production to Be Drastic

Johnson Cites Inflationary Dollar Dangers   Lists Six Steps To Halt Balloon

Johnston Sneaks For Tight Controls   Sees Acute Danger of Disastrous Inflation

CITED 6 POINT PLAN TD nOLD OUR ECONOMY   Tells Senators If Inflatior Not Checked Defense Will Suffer.

Warns Soaring Prices Peril Mobilization   Johnston Pleads For Nation To Apply Brakes On Foods

Johnson Warns Defense Plans Being Hindered  Senate Expected To Attack Order On Beef Prices

Johnston Warns ‘Dollar Is In Danger,’ Proposes Program for Stabilized Economy

Asks Strong Crack-Down  Legislation   Stabilizer Claims Soaring Food Costs Menace Mobilizaion

Tripoli Affracts U. §. Servicemer   Historic Spot Now Center For Soldiers

Post Guards At Homes of. Trial Lawyers  1,000 Police Press   1,000 Police Press City-Wide Hunt for ‘Death-Row’ Nevro

Press Hunt for Escaped Killer  Police Guard Four Homes in Chicago

Homes Guarded During Manhunt   Gross Negligence and Laxity in Chicago Jai! Charged

Czechoslovakia Assails Western Arms Proposals   Small Nations See Hope For Agreement

‘Second Team’ Reds Indicted   U. S. Jurors Return Formal Charges

DiSalle, McGrath To Appear Before ‘Watchdog’ Group   Senate - House Committe: Will Decide Question Regarding Controls

Taft Answers Charges With More Charges   Says Opponent Was Involved In Conspiracy

Government May Attack  Inflation   OPS Hopes To Put Rigid Ceilings On Prices Of Food

Food Subsidy To Hit Inflation   OPS Will Clamp On Grocer Ceilings

BELLS IN TRANSIT   Shipping From England Today; For Carillon at K. U.

One Trustee Quits; Avert Fist Fight   Move To Rehire Supt. Is Tabled

Typhoon Leaves  340 Dead   Another 904 __ Injured as Winds Hit in Japan

ELECT 2 NEW TEACHERS FOR BRISTOL TOWNSHII   Board Will Not Accept Children Under 5 Yrs., 7 Mos.  DISCUSS NEW LAWS

TWO NEW TEACHERS ARE ENGAGED FOR TWP. HIGH SCHOOL   One Will Teach 4th Grade And One Will Teach At Edgelyv   DISCUSS NEW LAWS   Board Will Not Accept Children Less Than 5 Yrs. and 7 Months Old

AFTER SEVEN YEARS, BACK TO NORMANDY Gen. Eisenhower Reyvisits Scene Of D-Day Invasion

Eisenhower Pays First Postwar Visit to D-Day Site on 7th Anniversary

General “Ike” Goes Back For Look At Normandy On D-Day Anniversary

“Ike” Returns to Normandy Beaches  To Honor GIs Who Died On D-Day

Eisenhower Views NormandyBeaches  On Anniversary   General Takes His Firs Peacetime Trip to Points Where Nazis  Were Cracked

TYPHUS CASES REPORTED IN ENEMY FORCE   Warships Bombard Red Positions; Losses Estimated

Must Hold City To Stay South of 38   Allied Offensive Going Well. M’ Arthur Visiting Front, Sava

Surprise Trip To Front Made By MacArthur   “Everything Is Going Well.” Savs General Salina Star Jet.  Red Plane Ram in Air

Chinese Mass For Last Ditch Fight Below 38   ‘Everything Going Well,’ Says Commander; Action Slower .

U.S. and Red Planes Crash  Tn Dogfight   Enemy Believed Pulling Back To Line at Parallel] 38

MacArthur Tours Battleline, Finds ‘Everything Well’  200,000 Chinese Massed on Front Near Chunchon 

Another Visit To Front Line By MacArthur   UN Commander Finds “Everything is Going  Well’   CHINESE MASSED   200,000 Reds Reported Ready for Last-Ditch Defense South of Chun chon.

Surprise Visit Paid Front Line By MaeArthui   Commander of U.N. Finds Everything Going Well; Reds Plan Last Stand

Gen. MacArthur Makes Surprise Visit at Front   Reds Mass Over 200,000 Troops On Central Front

Front Visited By MacArthur: Reds Massing Near Chunchon   200.000T roops Marshalled By Chinese for LastDiteh Stand

Pays Wisit To Front in Kerea   Reds are Reported Massing South Of Chunchon for The  Defense of Base

MaeArthur Finds All Going Well   General Makes Surprise Visit To Front; Reds May Withdraw To 38th Parallel  *

General Pays Surprise Visit to Front  Over 200,000 Chinese Reds Are Massed For Last-Ditch Stand

‘Everything Going Well’ General Says   200,000 Chinese In Last Ditch Defense

Grouping For Battle Near Vital Cunchon   ‘Must Hold Base # They Intend to Stay Below 38th Parallel

M’Arthur Gives. Word Following His 13th Visit ~  Commander Within: 2 000 Yards of Line

ALL GOES WELL SAYS GENERAL AFTER MEETING   CENSORSHIP HIDES NEW DEVELOPMENT: LULL IN FIGHTING

Pays Surprise Visit to Front Near Chunchon   200,000 Chinese Reds Massing for Last-Ditch Stand

Reds Hurled Back in Area General Picks For Routine Call on Forces  Commies  Weaken  Yank Patrols Probing Along Han River in Western Sector

MacArthur Finds Everything Going  Well in Korea  ~ Report 200,000 Reds Massed in  et ieee gy, OUR SRP RRPTCRERERER NS } ati ti

Mac Finds Everything Going Well   Jeeps to Front for Close-Up of Korean Fighting

ENEMY RUSHES FRESH MEN TO FRONT   Plan Last-Ditch Defense South Of Parallel 38  MAAN ADTUILID   Visits Front And Finds All Going Well: Little Contact Is Reported

GEN. MACARTHUR SAYS ALL GOING WELL AT FRONT   U. N. Commander Makes Surprise Visit To Fighting Lines— Action Slows In War  Sectors.

Commander Jeeps to Within 2000 Yards Of Battle Line: 200.000 Chinese Mass for Last Ditech Stand

Mass Below 38th Parallel   MacArthur Again Visits Front; Sees Drive "Going Well’

Foe May Pull Back Soon Io th. Parallel  MacArthur Report All Going Well

FRESH TROOPS RUSHED INTO ENEMY LINES   MacArthur Pays  Surprise Visit To Forward Positions

UN Chief Finds That “Everything ls Going Well”   More Than 200,000 Chinese Reds Mass South Of Chunchon

Retreat North Of 38th Is Seen As Possibility   Front Is Visited By Gen. MacArthur; Routine, He Says

Chunchon Will Be Last-Ditch Stand  Mare Then 2700 000. Chi   More. Than 200,000. Chi nese Mass to Defend Vital Stronghold   Few Major Engagements in Any of Three Korean Battle Sectors

MacArthur Pays Surprise Visit To Battlefront   “Everything Going  Reds Mass 200,000

Chief Pays Visit To Chunehon Line Where Reds Mass   Enemy Attack Near Hongchon Driven Back; Elsewhere Front Is Quiet; Foe Prepares For Stand

Chinese Plan Stand Below Parallel 38  UN Commander Visits Front Line

Commander Finds All Going Well   Little Contact Made With Reds, Planes tn Action

200,000 Chinese Reds in Line South of Chunchon; General MacArthur Visits Front.   FOE MAY BE FORCED NORTH OF PARALLEL

MacArthur Jeeps To Withii:2,000 Yards Of Front.  UN Commander Is: Pleased With Way  : Fiahtina Is Going:

Gerieral Finds Everything Vel  With U.N. Force Little Action Reperted  On Fighting. Fronts During Saturday

Chunchon Will Be Last-Ditch Stand  More Than 200,000 Chi~ nese Mass to Defend Vital Stronghold  MACARTHUR AT FRONT Few Major Engagements in Any of Three Korean Bat tle Sectors   MACARTHUR AT FRONT

Pays Surprise Visi To Learn Reds Massing   Little Action On Battle Line Could Be Reported.

200,000 Enemy Troops Massed Near:Chunchon   Last Ditch Stand to Hold Chunchon; U. § And Red Jets Collide

MacIs Pleased On Visit   Koréan Chief Goes Near United Nations Battle Line and Says  Demnetaon “““ninag tk.l!

MacArthur Makes 13th Korea Visit   Says ‘Evervthing Going Well’; U.S.., Red Jets Collide

MacArthur Pays Surprise Visit  To Front, Finds we Going Well  ak ee a    Commander Jeeped To Within 2,000 Yards of Battleline

GENERAL  MAKES TRIP TO FRONT   Rides Jeep to Within 2,000 Yards of Battle Line in His 13th Visit to Korea.   200,000 REDS MASS AT CHUNCHON LINE   Drive Back U. S. Patrols There and May Try to Hold Base South of Border.

Finds. ‘Everything Fine’.in War Zones On: Inspection ‘Tour; Chinese Desperate As Allied Soidiers Continue™ ‘Advancing

United Nations Commander Jeeps to Within 2,000 Yards of Battle Line South of Chunchon And Reports “Everything Going Well”’—200,000 Reds Are Massed for Last-Ditch Defense

Reds Trick T-6 Mosquito   Trample SOS in Snow, Shoot Down Plane, Helicopter Rescues Fliers

Orders Boards To Reclassify Near 200,000   Childless Husbands Ta Replace Troops To Be Discharged

TEN PERCENT PAY INCREASE SOUGHT  Childless Husbands Will Replace Reservists

Boards Preparing To Draft Husbands  Hershey Estimates 200,600 Will Go

Childless Husbands to Become 1-A   . Allies Seize Two Vital Peaks; Emeny Silent on Truce Reoly

Army. Plans To Release: Enlisted ‘Men  Called Up From: Inactive. Raserve -_-

Most Retail Stores Will be Closed all Day, Memoial Day, Wed., May 30.  Greater Anita Club   POPPY DAY NEXT SATURDAY

Next Saturday Is Poppy Day  In Graettinger  Poppies Are Made -: Re Tkteaktad Vasssaa,

Communists Not Pleased By Apology   Hint At New Obstacle To Peace Talks

Reds Hint Apology Not Enough   Another Roadblock Being Thrown in Way of Truce Talks.

Reds Intimate Allied Apology Not Acceptable   Decision Could Mean Another Truce Block

Red Radio Colt To UN Apology  Officials Silent On Note of Regret

REDS VOICE DOUBT RAID WAS MISTAKE   HINT ALLIED APOLOGY FOR STRAFING OF KAESONG MAY BE REJECTED.

Decision Means New Roadblock In Talks’ Path   Allies Silent on Note Handed Liaison Group By Reds on Wednesday

ENEMY HINTS NEW BLOCKS TO NEETIN   Flow Of Truce ‘Note: Continues Withoyt Decisions

Reds May Refuse To Accept Apology For Strate Attack   Communists Chide Allies For Saying Incident Was Mistake

Reds Hint U.N. Apology May Be Rejected _   Peiping Zadio Calls: Strafing Attack by Allies Intentional

NEW BLOCKS 10 MEETIN   Flow Of Truce Note: Continues Without Decisions

APOLOGY NOTE NOT ACCEPTABLE TO COMMUNISTS   Allied Version Of Strafing Called Absurd By Peiping Radio   HEADQUARTERS SILENT ON RECENT MESSAGE

Death Summons LL. Callaway At His Home   Former Chief Justice Of Supreme Court Was Prominent Mason

Two Other Hoodlum: Flee Following Brief Battle With Police; No Loot Obtained

Two Bandits Shot During Holdup Try   Brinks Driver Kills Hoodlums In Gun Battle

2 BANDITS SLAIN BY BRINKS GUARD   [Money Truck Holdup Foiled in Chicago; 2 Others of Gang Hunted

Talks Between Allies, Reds May Take Weeks   Brinks Sfopped This One  Driver, Slugged, Kills Two in Hoid-Un Trv

Brinks Co. Driver  Kills Two Thugs   Two Others Escape When Employe Is Slugged

House Group Cuts Fund For Agriculture   Committee Votes Twelve Per Cent Reduction for 1952

ENEMY SHIFTING FORCES TOWARD CENTRAL FRONT   Allied Guns inside Capital  Usher in Day with Mock Salute   FOE’S LOSSES SOAR   ‘Thousands Slain Before City; Red Airforce Still Stays Away

May Day Push Bogs Down in Front of Seoul   Allied Big Guns Save Capital by Mighty Barrage

Fighting Dies Down On All Fronts; May Day Push Either Bogs Down Or Is Contained Bv Allies

Communists — Spring Drive Seems Haltec   ‘Seoul Temporarily Saved By Combined Artillery, Air Attacks

Enemy Troops Slacken Pace North Of Seout   Chinese Hit Hard By Triple Allied Blows

Thousands  Are Slaughtered By Planes, Guns; May Be Shifting  Weight East of City

Drive Has Either Bogged Down Or Been Contained By Allied Defense   , 270 SORTIES FLOWN BY FAR EAST AIRMEN

Communists Fail To Execute Big May Day Assault   Naval, Air And Artillery Allied Blows Save Seoul For: The Moment—-Reds May Be Moving Forces Eact OF Canital

Enemy Attack Halts Short Its May Day Goal — Seou!  Allied Commanders Say Communist Timetable Smashed by Massed Artillery, Planes, Ships

Triple Blows Save Capital lor the Moment   Foe May Be Shifting Forces; Fighting Dies Down on All Frontiers

Fighting Dies Down on All Fronts in Korea   May Day Push Either Has Bogged Down or Been Contained; Allied Blows Save Seoul at Least for the Moment.

-=Strange Lull .-.«  Red Drive Comes To Dead Stop   Communist Hopes Capturing Seoul On May Day Shattered

Enemy Attack Bogged   ‘Communists Stopped Cold by Rain Of  Hot Steel

Drive Bogs Down Unde Hammering of Massed Artillery, Warship Guns and  Swarms of Planes,      DEAD LITTER FIELD   Chinese Appear to Be Shift. ing Troops to Central Front and Next Blow May Come There,

Appear Shifting Forces Eastward To Central Front   Allies Convinced Massed Guns, Planes Broke Foe’s Timetable; Communist Losses Pass 75,000

Tait Charges  Truman Liec   Vote Probe Called ‘Smear,’ Cash Limit ‘Foolish’

Taft Sees Attempt To  ‘Smear’ Him   Senator Denies President's Charge As Probe Is Onened

Ohioan Rips Methods of Foes in 1950   Says President Seeks Vote Inquiry Use as Political Weapon.

Air Search For Missing American Ship Reveals Wreck: Reported In Roumania

Fate Of Missing U.S. Plane Still Remains Mystery  Plane Was Shot Dowr

Claim Clark Advised by FBI  About Caudle   Former Attorney General Was Told Prosecutor ‘Indisereet,’ Paper Says

Declares Clark Advised By FBI Of Caudle’s Past   Charlotte News Says Attorney General Told Of His Dealings

INDISCRETION ADMITTED Clark Had FBI Report Before Caudle Got Pos!

F. B. I. Had Faets on   Caudle   Paper Charges Former Attorney General Had ‘Data; Did Not Object

PAPER SAYS CLARK KNEW OF CAUDLE   F. B. I. Reportedly Told Justice Of Indiscreticns

President Asks Plants Be - Relocated to Lessen Atom _ Attack Danger

Dispersal Of Plants Ordered   Danger of Atomic Attack Lessened, Says President

Dispersal Policy For Industry Is President’s Order   Government Will Cooperate in Plan To Lassen Danger CAE Bbeoatc Kaper

Dispersal of Plants Aim Of Truman   Proposed to Make Danger Less In Atomic Attack

Push Toward Rail Center  Of Chungyu   Communist Forces Stand Two Miles From Wonju

TOP OFFICERS FLY PACIFIC  Secrecy of Pace's Journey) Hints Atom Tests Near

Army Shrouds Actions Of Defense Chief   Secrecy Covers Trip To Pacific

Reds Insisting On Kaesong as Site for Parley  Polite Message . Suggests Others Study Charges .

Truck Rips Into Side Of Big Bus   Seven Injured Critically In Disaster

All Agree State — Should Have Gate Bridge--But How?   CLOSELY? OF FRTIONED

Stringent New Rent Control Law Proposed   Restaurants Allowed To Boost Prices When Food Costs Increased

Stricter Rent Controls Proposed; Restaurants — Allowed to Raise Prices

Rent Control Plan Backed by Top Officials   Senate Passes 90 Day Extension on Present Controls

New Rent Law Gets Backing   Controf Proposal Would Be Stronger Than World War II Version

Broader Rent Control Plan Wins Backing  Senate Extends Present Rules

Senate Extends Rent Controls; New Proposals   Broader Curbs On Measure Gaining Official Backing

Stringent Rent Law Is Approved   High Officials In Mobilization  Effort Give -Oka,

Board Controls Of Rents Backed By Mobilizers  ~ 90-Day Extension Of Present Curbs Passed By Senate

Broader Rent Controls Said In The Making   Proposals Stronger Than Wartime Curbs Get Wilson’s Okay

Broad Proposal  OF Rent Control  Wins Backing Restaurants  Get Permission To Boost Prices

Victim Shot In Tavern Argument Over Politics Suspect Admits Killing

Jersey Mayor’s Aide Slain In Bar Brawl   Argument Over Political Button Leads To Killing Of Young Democratic Leader

Mayor's Aide Shot to Death   -T. P. Boyle, Jr., Fatally Shot in Jersey City Braw! Over Politics

Politician Shot At Jersey City  Mayor's Aide Slain In Tavern Tiff

Politician Slain In Tavern Row   Jersey City Ward Leader is Shot Twice

Jersey City Man Shot After Brawl   Police Claim Capture of Man Admitting Killing Over a Hot Political Argument

Cadet Major Tom Hammond, Jr., Commands 34-Man Crack Platoon Precision Marching Group At S. .

Reserve Will he Wiped Out Unless More Is Planted   Secretary Meets With Midwest Farm leaders in D. M.

Labor Offers Formula To End Dispute   Minnesota Senator To Discuss Problems With Wilson Today

LABOR PRESENTS OFFER 10 BRING FEUD 10 CLOSE   Formula Proposed -'To End Mobilization Fight—No Sign Given That It Will Be Accepted.

—MOBILIZATION-~ Labor Has Formula To  End Dispute  No Sign It Will Be Accepted

Labor Plans For Solving Defense Row  Are Offered   Wilson Will Confer With Senator Today On Industry Demand

Wilson Talks  With Solon On Union Walkout   Humphrey Arranges Meeting To Support Labor Group Demand

Labor Offers Plan To End Wage Block  eee’   Hum phrey Sees Wilson On Dispute   Union Leaders Want To Tie Pay Ceilings To Cost Of Living

WILSON GIVES NO SIGN HE'LL APPROVE PLAN   Defense Head to Talk Over Labor Dispute with Senator.

Labor Presents Formula To Cure Defense Split   Wilson, Humphrey Plan Conference On Labor Walkout

Labor Leaders Offer Plan To End Squabble  onfer   Conference To Hear Dispute Over Control Proaram

Labor Has Pian to End WSB Tiff   Outcome Hinges or Parley Between Humphrey, Wilson

Labor Hands Peace Price To Mobilizer   Squabble Formula Pondered By Wilson After Visitine HST

Wilson To Study Labor Policy Bid   Request F or Voice In Setting Program Made By Unionists

LABOR OFFERS NEW PLAN 10 END DISPUTE   Asks New Wage-Labor Board, Tie Wages to Cost of Living.

Labor Presents Peace Formula In Curbs Feud   Union Leaders Set Conditions Fer Cooperation

Policy-Making Role Is Sought In Mobilization   But Administration Gives No Sign Ideas Are Acceptable °

New Plan Is Offered By Labor   Leaders Disclose Formula Calling For Revised Board

ULPC Lays Down Conditions for Further Participa ton: Wilson, Humphrey Schedule Conference

Labor Proposes 3-Point Formula For WSB Mixup   Humphrey To Talk With Mobilizer Wilson on Issue

Labor Offers Formula For  Ending Row      Sen. Humphrey to Talk Over Proposal. With Defense Chief Wilson

Labor Sets 3 Conditions F or Peace   Truman Sticks With Wilson In Dispute Over Mobilization

Labor Presents Its Proposal  Wilson Gets Truman Backing on His Stand

Labor Presents Defense Formula Asks New Board, Pay Tied To Living Costs

Labor Voices  Demands Leaders Want Wage   Leaders Want Wags Ceiling Relaxed

WAGE FORMULA   May Solve Squabble With Administration Over Defense Program

Labor Leaders Have Plan To End Mobilization Row   No Sign So Far It Will Be-Accepted:  Sen. Humphrey And Wilson To Confer

Top Labor Leaders Offer Formula in Mobilization Row   No Sign from Administration It ls Acceptable

He Says He’s No Communist Civilian Hitchhikes 12,000 M tles to Korea to Fight ’Em

AMERICAN MAKES 12,000  LPP DOP PIO et  MILE TRIP TRIP. NEW YORKTO —  POPOL OE tine  KOREA. 10 “CLEAR HIS NAME”  aie   By FRANK CONNIFE.

12.000 MILES TO CLEAR NAME Civilian Reaches Korean Front, Wanting To Fight

GOP Leaders Snipe At Truman’s Foreign And Domestic Policies In Traditional Lincoln Day Talks

Republicans Lambast Truman In State Lincoln Day Talks   Capehart Quotes Lincoln .Against Use of Troops

New Plane Is ‘Bristling Challenge’ To Allied Supremacy In Air; 956 lets In Rattle

Faster Enemy MIG Challenge To U. N. Fliers   256 Jets Take Part in Greatest Fight Yet: 2 Red Planes Downed

IN TRIBUTE 10 ENEMY AIRMEN   Reds Believed To Have Lost Two Jets And Had Damage To 12   HEARTBREAK RIDGE  BATTLE CONTINUES

Allies Win Two Major Air Battles   Enemy Pilots Seem Eager For Contact

—256 Planes In AirReds Toss In A New Super-Jet   Foe Probably Loses 2 Ships; 12 Damaqed

Reds Try Out Fast New Jet, Lose Dogfight   War’s Greatest Airfight  Involves 256 Jets; 9) Bod Pawned

256 Jets in Action ‘In Greatest Battle Communists Throw New  High-Wing Super Mig Inte Sarvice

£90 Jets in — Action Above Korean Front   2 Communist Planes Believed Lost, 12 Reported Damaged.

iLow-Paid Guards Quitting— Grave Security Problem at Mens Reformatory

NO SERIOUS DAMAGE  Most of Destruction Is Confined to Kicking Down British Oil Signs

Crowds Invade Firm’s Offices As Mossadegh Asks Support   Crisis Nearing Climax After British Offer : Is Rejected

Iran Parliament Gives Premier a: Confidence Vote   fran Takes Over Anglo-Iranian. Oil ‘Company “Because . Country Demands It”

—-MOBS BREAK INTO PLANT-— lran Premier Upheld  In Oil Crisis Vote

lranian Crowds Picket Tehran Smashing Signs  Premier Wins Vote ys fate lee   Premier Wins Vote Of Confidence In Oil Disturbance

Oil Fields Taken Over   Crowds Storm Anglo-Iranian Offices; British Emploves Evacuating Area

Mossadegh Gets Confidence Vote: From Parliament   Crowds Roam Tehran Smashing Oil Company Signs.

Premier Wins On Confidence; Will Seize Oil   Pledges ‘No Compromise’ as Mobs Invade Firm’s Offices

Iranian Premier Given Support Of Parliament   To Take Over Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. Because ‘Country Demands It’

Iran Premier Receives Vote  Of Confidence  Darliqament Gives   Parliament Gives Approval Of His Decision On Oil *

Parliament Acts as Mobs Smash. British Offices   Nationalization Will Be Put Through, Is Premier's Pledge

Demonstrations Set Up By Iranians In Oil Crisis   Mossadegh Wins 91-0 Vote Of Confidence Tn Parliament: No Compromise Offered

Confidence  Vote Given Iran Chiet   Crowds Invade Office o' Oil Company, Tear Down Its Signs.

Mobs Invade British Offices, Tear Down Signs  Mossadeah To Take   Mossadegh To Take Over AIOC Because Country Demands It

British Mission Ordered Home; Iranians Warned  England Will Protect   England Will Protect Her People With Force lf It Is Necessary

[ran Parliament Backs Premier On Oil Seizure   Demonstrators Tear Down Signs of British Petroleum Company

Parliament Backs Iran Oil Seizure   Nationalism Flares Damage British Firm’s Office

Reluctance in Parliament  Fails to Show  London Plans Protest tc Rough Ouster From

MOSSADEGH WINS VOTE ON SEIZURE   Iranian Parliament Gives Premier 91-0 Confidence Yote as Oil Crisis With England Grows.   BRITISH EMBASSY IS UNDER GUARD   Mobs Roam Tehran Streets, Stamp Down British Signs and Invade Oil Company Offices.

Crowds Tear Down Firm’s Signs, Fear  Of Row High   Offices Are TnvadedBy Hostile Lranians As British Go Home

Iran Premier Vote Winner   Parlismant Votes Contldence; Crowds Teor Down AIGE Signs in Offices

Iran Parliament Backs Premier In Oil Dispute  Company Invaded By Unruly Crowds

Crowds Riot As Premier Takes Control  As Tension Grows Guard Posted at ~ British Embassv

lran’s Parliament Votes Confidence In Premier On Oil   ‘No Compromise” With British Is His Promise

Iran Determined To Oust British  Oil Company Signs Smashed By Mob

Mossadegh Wins Coniidence Vote In Parliament   Crowds Invade Oil Company Offices, Smash Its Sians

Crowds Roam Tehran Streets   Parliament Backs Mossadegh In Dispute

Tehran Crowds Destroy Signs Of Oi! Company   Iranian Premier Seeks Vote Of Confidence In “No-Compramisce” Row

Angry Iranian  Mobs Roam Through Streets Smashing AIOC Firm’s Sians

Approves His Actions In Oil Rift   Crowds Tear Down Signs of British  Company in Tehran

Confidence Vote Given  Iran Chief   Oil Seizure Backed As Anti-British Crowds Demonstrate

PREMIER HAS SUPPORT OF ~ PARLIAMENT   Vote of Confidence: Comes as Mobs Invade British *-Company ‘Offices. ~

PEACE MISSION CALLED BACK TO LONDON   Crowds In Demonstrations Smash Oil Company Signs  MOSSADEGH   Calls For Confidence Vote; Police Ready To Protect British Embassy

lranian Premier Is Given a Vote Of Confidence   Amid Demonstrations Against Oil Company

Demonstrations Against British Continue in Iran; Premier Gets Vote of Confidence Today

Iran Premier Wins Backing On Oil Stand   Crowds Roam Tehran In Demonstrations Against British Firm

Iran Backs Premier’s  Oil Policy   Parliament Gives Mossadegh Unanimous Vote of Confidence; AIOC Offices Mobbed

Iran Premier Wins Backing of Parliament   Yote of Confidence Amid Demonstration Aqainst Oil Company

Anti-British Riots Flare ‘As Premier Wins Big Vote   iranian Parliament Gives Unanimous { Vote af Confidensre to Massadeanh

Premier Refuses  Compromise on Oi  Iran Mobs Attack Offices of Firm

lran Premier Vole Winner   Parlioment Vetea Confidenca; Crewds Teer Down AlOC Signs in Offices

Tehran Crowds Tear Down Oil Company Signs   lran Premier Gets Parliament Vote Of Confidence

lran Backs Premier j in Oil Action:   Mossadegh Demands gn Expression on: Course Of Action From His Parliament Members

Iran Mobs. Shout, Break British Signs   Mossadegh Given Confidence Vote Rwy Parliament Rad.

Vote Is 91-0 As Crowds. In_ vade English Firm Office And Rip Down Sians

IRAN’S PREMIER IS GIVEN VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   WILL PROCEED WITH FULL SEIZURE OF BRITISH OIL FIRM

“tran’s Premier Wina Vote of Confidence As Offices of British   ‘Company Are Inveded

People Press To Get Look At War Hero   More Than Half Million Persons Cheer In ’Frisco

THOUSANDS Ih GREETING FOh PAIEIG ERD   Parade Climax to MacArthur Welcome Staged at San Francisco.

Throngs Back Ex-War Chief   Washington Flight Continues With Cuenduesa Speec re In Hand

DRAFTS ACROSS MIDRIFFS  British Commons Ponders Size of Women’s Undies

Size of Women’s ‘Vests’ Puzzles British Commons   Shirts Too Small Or Women Too Big House is Told

Dilemma in Britain— It's a Bare Fact---Undershirts Are Too Short

Alger Hiss Begins Five Year Term In Fed Prison For Perjury In Spy Case

One Time FDR Aide Surrenders   Placed in Custody After New York Courtroom Action

Alger Hiss Surrenders Himself fo Begin Serving Five-Year Sentence for Perjury

Hiss Starts Serving 5-Year Prison Term   Former High State _Department Official Surrenders at N. Y,

Hiss Gives Up To Begin Term  Of Five Years   Former Aide to FDR Gave Country's Secrets To Russia

Hiss Repor ts To Begin His  Term in Prison   Under Sentence Of Five Five Years On Perjury Charge

Alger Hiss Surrenders To Begin Serving Term On Two Perjury Counts

Hiss Gives Self Up; To Go To Jail   Will Begin Serving Five-Year-Prison  Term For Perjury; Has Nothing to Say

Hiss. Surrenders to Enter Prison   Appeals. Rejected on  Two -Perjury. Counts

Hiss Begins Prison Term For Perjury   One Time Top Man in Washington Surrenders To Court; Must Serve Five Years in Prison

Term in Prison Started by Hiss   Treason Conviction Upheld by Court

Hiss Surrenders For Prison Term  Former State Department Man Maintains Innocence

Hiss Surrenders to Start  NM one , a al Ne vernes sn . SOE. ¢ y, See ES

Hiss Gives Up, To Begin Servine 5-Year Term   Once High Official Shows No Emotion In Courtroom

Hiss Begins Prison Term  Convicted Perjurer Gurnmandeara In Caurt

To Prison   Former State Department Star Must Serve Five Years for Periuryv

Hiss Gives Self Up, Starts To Serve 5 Years   Former State Dept. Official Convicted of Perjury; Loses Plea

HE BETRAYED HIS COUNTRY Alger Hiss Surrenders;  Five-Year Term Is Ahead

Hiss to Serve Term in Prison   Surrenders to Federal Judge on Perjury Count

‘News Briefs Around the Tri-State   LIBRARY TO CLOSE ON MEMORIAL DAY

Special Session Passes Revised Turnpike Law  financing Defect In Old Law Made  Session Necessary

Alger Will Be GOP Candidate  Will Seek Governor Nomination in 1952

Alger fo Run for Governor   Secretary of State Throws Hit in Ring in Public Letter

Alger Will Run For Governor  Secretary Of State Announces Decision

Judge’ Acquits Ex-Red Boss Earl Browder   Voids Congress Contempt Charge on Legal Point of Law

Verdict on Browder: Not Guilty   Ex-Red Chief Clearec In Contempt Case By Judge Letts.

Judge Acquits Earl Browder Of Contempt   Ex-Leader of Reds Escapes Sentence Beked By Congress

Rot Guilty Of Contempt Says Federal Judae   Former Top US Red Party Leader

Judge Acquits Earl Browder  Ex-No. 1 Communist Freed Of Contempt

carl Browder Accuitied in Contempt Case   Ex-Top Red in U. § Escapes Prison For Fourth Time

Judge Acquits Earl Browder   Former No.  Communist Freed on Contempt of Congress Charge Today.

Browder Freed Of Contempt Charge   Judge’s Ruling Ends Browder’s Trial; He Walks Away Free Man

JUDGE DECLARES EARL BROWDER IS NOT GUILTY   RULING ENDS TRIAL OF TOP COMMUNIST ON CONTEMPT CHARGE

Judge Acquits Browder In Contempt Case  araner Na 1 Fe   Former No. 1. U.S. Red Escapes Going To Jail Fourth Time

Federal Judge Frees Browder   Drop Contempt Charge Against Ex-No. 1 Red

Federal Judge Acquits Earl Browder on Charge Of Contempt of Congress

2 FP ww ne TE  a Haviuys wVUMITIlleS ramce To Direct Defendant To Answer

Ex-Communist Earl Browder Is Acquitted   His Trial on a Charge of Contempt of Congress Ends on Judge’s Ruling

Browder Freed In Congress Contempt Case   Judge Holds Committee Failed to Direct Him To Answer Queries

Earl Browder Is Freed by Federal Judge   Court Holds That He Is Not Guilty of Contempt in Not Answering Questions

Bishops Swear Loyalty Oaths  Pledge Allegiance to Red Hungarian Rulers

Bishops Take Budapest Red Loyalty Oath   Catholic Prelates In Hungary Bow Th Communist Démand

Dulles to Head Treaty Mission  _ (Named by Truman To Go to Japan

Dulles to Head Mission to Talk Jap Peace Treaty   Will Go to Tokyo Soon to Discuss Early Treaty

Disarm Plan Will Aid Road  Back To Peace   Acheson Says World Tension Al Present Time is Dangerous

Big 3 Peace Plan Puts Reds on Spot   12-Point Disarmament Program Outlined To UN by Acheson

West's Program Of Disarmament Offered Nations  Delegate Pleads For Adoption; Vishinsky

Acheson Offers Western Disarmament Proposal As “Way Back to Peace’

Armament  Reduction Up to UN.   Western Proposal Presented as Way Back to Peace

Acheson Says World Faces Danger Point   American. Secretary of State Says. West’s Disarmament Plan Opens Way Back to  by > een

World in Crisis, Acheson Cautions   Step-by-Step Disarmament Plan Given UN Assembly by Secretary of State

Ag Committee  Rejects Oleo Coloring Bill  Democrats Declare They Will Force Vote in Senate

3 irmy To ReactivateCam p At Indiantown Gap For Training OF 14.000 Troops

Wary Allied Troops Work Way Ahead   U.N. Forces Make Cautious Advance Over Central And Wrectern Frante

Jet Air Battles Increase Near Manchurian Line   All UN Ground Units Above 38th Parallel Except One; Seek Contact with Backtracking Reds

Allies Beset By Red Mines. Booby Traps  Troops Push After Retreating Reds

BOOBY - TRAPPED TERRAIN SLOWS ADVANCE OF GIS   “orty Russian-Made Jet Planes Jumped By U. S- Jets And Wild Dogfight Ensues Near Manchuria.

Reds Retreat, Leave Mines, Booby Traps   Allied Troops Advance Warily; 90 Jets Hold Air Battle In North

ENEMY ‘BOOBY TRAPS’ SLOW DOWN ADVANCE   90 Jet Planes Engage Ir Big Battle In Skies Above Sinuiiu

Commie Retreat Mystery: Viewed With Suspicion   Yanks Advancing Through Minefields And Some Fighting

ALLIED TROOPS PURSUE REDS IN KOREA   Advance Warily Thru Minefields Meeting No Real Opposition

 Chinsse Reds Stull Backtracking  Allies Push Warily  Through Minefields

Mines Slow Allied Push North of 38   Booby Traps Mark Path of Retreating Reds; Action Light

Allied Troops Pursue Reds Backtracking   UN Units Push Warily Through Minefields, Traps Deep Into Area

Allies Push On Into Red Korea   Enemy Retreating, Mines Give Trouble

Booby Traps Minefields Hinder Push  US Thunderjets Fight 40 MIGs, Damage 2

Concealed Pits To Catch Tanks Found In Path   Yank Thunderjets Scatter Russian-Made. Mias

Middies Adopt New Honor Code      Three Classes Decide To Do Own Policing

Andrew Hope, Bill Walton Charged With Illegal Fishing   Claims Fish Were Pursed Before 5:45 Wednesday Morn

BRODSON SAYS  BIG 10 GAMES ARE. ON LEVE   Milwaukee Better Admits He Wagered $1,000,000 in One Year.

GAME RIGGING HINT DROPPED IN CRIME QUI?   Chief Enforcement Officials Due To Testify

Suspects More College Games of Being ‘Rigged’   Milwaukeean Tells Probers One Big 10 Official Approachable

More ‘Rigging Seen in College Cage Contests   Big- Time Gambler Talks Frankly to Senate Probers

WATERVLIET CHURCH BURNS   Plymouth Congregational Church Gutted; Will Be Rebuilt 

SLAP RENT CURBS ON FT. WOOD ARE!   TIGHE WOODS SAYS VI MEANS ROLLBACKS TO APRIL 1, 1951, LEVELS.

US Builds Strength   Retuks Shows Terrific Capocity in 31 Months

U. S. Near Goal Of 3,500,000 Meni in Service   Troops Are Reportec Better Equipped Than for Last War

No Relief From Heat Is Seen For Lone Star State  Naw Varo Cane   New-York State — Pounded By High  Winds. Heavy Ha}!

Ovr Ward Week sale lasts all week. Many additional cut prices.  Montgomery Ward   NOTICE

India Appeals For Big 4.To  Ease Tension   Dane Also Delivers Direct Plea To End East-West Conflicts

CALLS FOR EASING OF WORLD TENSION   India Appeals for Action by the Big Four Foreign Ministers   AT ASSEMBLY OF U. N.

India Calls Upon Big Four Chiefs To Get Together in Supreme Effort to Ease World Tensions  UN General Assembly Hears Series OF Similar Appeals From Others.

Supreme Effort Of Big Powers Asked By India   Sir Benegal Rau Urges Ministers To Get Together For Vital Talks

India and Smaller U.N.Members Urge ‘Supreme Effort’   Denmark Asks Russ To Grasp Hand Offered by West

ASK BIG FOUR GET TOGETHER   India, Denmark Head Appeals to United Nations

CONGRESS CRITICAL OF CONTROL DELAY   Means Inflation Will Soak Up Revenues, Mem bers Say

Many Praise Stiff Tax-Boost Call But Criticise Wage-Price Handling

Truman Tax Plea Praised, Lack of Wage Action Rapped   Fair Deal Stalwart Sees Appalling Progress of Inflation

ADMINISTRATION IS CRITICIZED ON CONTROLS ISSUE   BUT SOLONS PRAISE TRUMAN’S CALL FOR STIFF TAX INCREASE

President's Tax Boost Praised   Substitute Draft Bill Expeeted es Senators Revolt

Gentle Approach To Controls Hit a By Congressmen   Tax Talk Praised, But Wage-Price Policies Scored

Truman Assailed On Wage, Price Plan Bungling   Tax-Boaost Call Draws Support of Most Congressmen

Truman Policy ls Given Praise And Criticism   Stiff Tax Boost Gets Approval but Not So Controls

PRAISE. MIXED FOR: TRUMAN'S PROGRAM   Price-Wage Control Plans Fail To Please Caaarasemen: Tax. Proposals: Win. support

TRUMAN ASKE FOR FIRMER ACTION   More Positive Anti-Inflation Steps Requested   Says Administration Plan Is Good But It Is Not Being Enforced

Congress Offers Criticism, Praise To Pres. Truman   Wage-Price Plan Hit, But Request For Taxes Hailed

Weather   Solons Rap Handling of Waae-Price Issue   But Praise Truman's Stiff Tax-Boost Call

Sharp Criticism Of Wage-Price Problem Heard  . Strong Blast Issued By BMancasvnd  wceala:

Immediate Controls Are Asked to Hold Line Against Inflation in Country

Congressmen Rap Handling of Wage Price Problem   Couple Criticism With Praise for Tax Boost Plan

Precosat 16. Pisised   ‘Congress’ Members Back ‘This Call :But .. Sharply” Eriticize Administration's Handling of the Wage:Price”Prob “tem.              “Q'MAHONEY ISSUES BLAST

Wage-Price Tangle Hit By Congress   O’Mahoney Joins In Attacks; Truman’s Tax Call Endorsed

Truman Call For Tax Hike Wins Praise   Democratic Senator Demands Immediate Action on Controls

—-ECONOMIC— Wage-Price Plan Rapped  In Congress  Staff Tax-Boost  Call Is Praised

Criticize, Praise Truman Report   O'Mahoney Strongest Critic After Message

Solons Hit Truman’s Price Plan  _ Sen O’Mahoney Says President Failed T. Cra Infation

Mixed Reaction “Given Truman's Call for Tax Hike   Sharp Criticism is Coupled with Solons’ Praise

Solons Sharply Critical of Wage, Price Problem Handling But. Many Praise Call for Tax Boosts

Truman, Wage Price Control  Delay Blasted  Senators Laud Plans’ \ _, To Hike Taxes, irked

[Handling Of Wa ges, Pri ices Is Cr ritivised   But Congressman Praises Truman's Tax Proposals

Congressmen Rap Truman On U.S. Control   Lack of Curbs For Wages and Prices Is Condemned

Congress Member: Praise Truman's Stiff Tax Program  Rut Thev Criticize   But They Criticize Lack of Progress on The Wage-Price Problem

Criticism Leveled at Administration For Handling of Wage-Price Problem

Means Inflation Will Soal: Up Revenues, Members Say   TAX HIKE SUPPORTED

Hope Hampton s Home Robbed  Thieves’ Loot Will Reach $336,000 Value

Albania Protests Alleged Actions Of Italy, Greece   Russian Satellite € harges  ‘Territorial Violations;   Uprising Sad Quelled

lialy,Greece Get Complaints From Albanin   Violations Of Territory By Soldiers, Planes, And Ship Charged

Albania Protests ‘Invasion’ fo U.N.  Accuses Greece, Italy Of Frontier Violations

Allies Score New Gains; Delegates Optimistic That Reds May Accept Compromise Plan

Plan to Revive Wave Control   Mobilization Group Debating on Calling Full Scale Meet OF  Labor-Management

Meeting of Labor, Management Is Under Discussion  Johnston Is Reported

Full Dress Talk On Mobilization Program Studied   Leaders Ponder How to Get Agency Rolling

Mobilization Leaders Debate Calling Full Labor-Management Conference

ESA OFFICIALS MAY CALL NEW WAGE PARLEYS   Discuss Move To Revive Wage Control Machinery.

May Call Confab To Revive Wage Control Tieup   Johnson To Issue Appeal on Radio Tonight

Wage Control Meeting Due, Capital Hears   Labor, Management Con ference In Effort To Get  Program Moving

Top Conference Under Study For Labor, Industry   Talks Are Needed To Revive Wage Control Program

WAGE CONTROL PLAN STILL STALLED   Labor Seeks Nine-Member Wage Committee   To Tell Of Plans In Broadcast Tonight: President May Issue New Order

Labor-Managemen Meeting Studied As Final Effort  wd bu Tom   Needed to Get Contro! Machine Underway Again

“Mobilization Leaders Debate Today Whether To Call Full-Scale Parley

Labor-Owner Conferences May Be Held On Controls  RA WL Bilieantiom PH oade   Mobilization Heads Studying Practical Aspects Of Parleys

Study Call of Industry And ‘Labor To Revamp Wage Board   Truman May Issue Johnston Directive For 18-Man Unit

Mobilization Meeting Studied   Parley Believed Needed To Revive Wage Board

Chiefs Study Plan to Revive Wage Control   Mobilization Group Debating on Calling Full Scale Meet Of  Labor-Management

Johnston Studies Next Move In Wage Deadlock   Is Undecided On LaborManagement Parley; May Make Radio Appeal To Contending Factions

ITALIANS WANT PACT CHANGED ARMS BOOSTED   West Allies Are Told Soviet Is Building Balkan Forces

White House Souvenirs Will Sell For 25 Cents and Up, — Prexy’s Bathtub Excluded

Add About 20 to Stale Draft Call   Thot’s What New Request From Defense Department Means for August

OPS Amends  Grain Freeze   Consumers’ Flour Price Affected Little

Sees Unity As Crux Of Might   Roy Roberts Tell Park Graduates U.'S. Can’t Hold World Leadership If Pannle Are Divided

Officials Warn Lul In Korean Fighting Means New Drive  Task of Beating UN Getting Harder, But Attempt Expected

Top U.S. Official In Germany Warns  Russians Preparing For War In Europe

Reds in Germany Indicate Coming  Of Soviet Attack  Aim of ‘Propaganda Is to Undermine Will to Resist

McCloy Says 1 Red Leaders Tell of Attack That May Come Any Time This Year or Next

Red European Propaganda Becomes Clear Soviets May Attack Within Three Years

Attack by Soviet is Held Possible   U. S. High Commissioner Warns of Red Leaders  Action Durmg Movement

Communist Party Set For Invasion   U. $. Commissioner Reports West Germans Told Russians May Attack Thie Year

West German Reds Indicate Soviet. Attack.          “ Expeet Move Withisi: Next Year Or Two - 

Says Russia May Attack at Any Time  McCloy Reports to State Department

Russia Hints of Attack on Reich   Part of Plan to Split Western Germany

Fire Levels School Unit   Damage To Hoosier Institution Set At $350,000

Edwaraspor! School Burns; Lace C240 000   Very Little Equipment Saved Before Fiames Consume 50Year-Old Building.

Speculation Is Rite on Peace  Talks OQuteome   Malik, ‘Indisposed,’ Remains Silent on Cease-Fire Proposal

Virginia High Court Decision Hits 1,000 In Counties Of Area   Virginia Unemployment Compensation Board Upheld By Decision Which Says Men Failed To Keep Themselves Available For Work

British Ask U.S. to Prove Atrocities   State Department Asked For Complete Information at Once

Britain Asks If U.S. Can Back Up Charge of Prisoner Slaying   Has No Official Information of Alleged Atrocities; Laborites Asks Government to Try to Stop Korean Fichtina

\      i‘? . 8 2p : S Ma an   - Kills One Nurse Chases Two Others

Allison May Run for Senate  ‘Too Early To . Talk About Tt’  Ce. dt;

MT. V.: HERE'S ‘SPRINGFIELD   City Reaches Limit on Borrow’ rowing, May Miss May Payrolls.

MOVE OVER MT. V.; HERE'S SPRINGFIELD   City Reaches Limit on Borrow: rowing, May Miss May Payrolls.

STORM HEADS FOR BERMUDA   Vacation Island Digs In After Warning Hurricane Is On Way.

TOURISTS NOT ABLE TO TAKE  1  PLANES HOME   Honeymoon ‘stand Almost Surrounded by Ring of Hurricanes.

Bermuda Working Feverishly As Big Hurricane Nears  150-Mile-An-Hour Winds to Hit Tourist Packed Island Today

NEW SOVIET MOVE HINTED High Russian Officials Meet In Poland For Celebration

High Red Officials Meet in Warsaw; May Map Moves   Peace Offensive May Follow the Cominform Meeting

MEETINGS OF TOP AUSoIANS STA RUMORS   Molotov -and Military Men Hold Conferences at Warsaw.

Army Booting 90 West Point Undergraduates   Special Board Finds Code Violations

90 Cadets Fired At West Point; Team Wrecked   Pace Says Honor System Violated; Whole Athletic System Probed

Violated Honor Code, Says Blanket Charge; Military Chiefs Shocked

90 West Point Cadets Dropped For ‘Cheating’   Outstanding Players Of Mighty Army Grid Team Among Those Dismissed; Sec. Pace States Cadets Violated Strict Rules Of Conduct Regarding Examinations

Famous Army Football Team ‘Wiped Out’   Cheating at Studies Said to Be Cause of Drastic Move

Ex-Governor Of Mississippi Wins 2nd Term   _ Hugh White Becomes Second in History To Get Post Twice

Two Women And Baby Die In Train Wreck   30 Passengers Hurt As Florida-Bound NYC Crashes Up

Company Studies Iranian Demand  For Oil Profits  Sunday Is Deadline   Sunday Is Deadline For British Reply To Request

Britishers Balk At Iranian Plan  ‘Pistol Threats’ Holding Uo Talks

BRITISH PONDER IRAN OIL ISSUE      Sunday Deadline For Reply —Premicr Calls For Rally To Back Nationalization Program. .

AIOC Asks Time To Study Demanc   Negotiators Want To Consider Iran's Oil Profit Ultimatum

Truman To Talk On Military Aid For The Latins   Unprecedented Aid Program Studied By Administration

Administration Considering 80 Million Latin America Military Aid Program

Military Aid Considered For Latin America  Administration Thinking About  OS POR e se Sele Ms ter! et  eiaaeS

Loans Considered For Latin America   Administration Urgently Studying $80 Million Aid Program For Military

Consider Aiding Latin America  — With 80 Million   Plans Revealed Prior To First Session Today Of  inter-American Group

Western Hemisphere Parley Opens Today  U. S. Pians $80 Million Fund  For Latin America Defense

Hemisphere Arms Aid Plar In the Making  Proposal Readied For Truman Said To  Allot S80.000.000

Truman Administration Considers Plan To Aid  Latin American Natiens

U.S. Weighs Arms Aid To  Americas   Plan 880 Million To Fight Reds; Parley Opens Today

Latin Group Due To Hear Truman Talk   Acheson Prepares Defense Requ ests   Administration Is Reported Studying 880,000,000 Military Aid Plan

 $80,000,000 Arms Program:  U.S. Considers Aid  To Latin America

$80 MILLION PLAN   Truman Administration Considers Military Aid for Latin America

Committees Okay  Sending Fair Share Of GI's To Europe   Resolution Fails To Define What Senators Mean By ‘Fair Share’ But Asks President To Confer With Conaress Before He Acts

? Senate Units Okay Sending T roops Abroad   Lisenhower Selection As Supreme Leader 1 Also Voted by Groups

Senate Units Okay Sending Gls To Europe  P PDR eae, ener,   Approve Proposal To Do ‘Fair Share’

Senate Group: OKay Troops For Europe  Committee Passes   Committee Passes Resolution for “Our Fair Share”

[Ou x Kair Share’  Tivo Senate Groups Approve Sendine U.S. Troops to Europe

TWO SENATE COMMITTEES APPROVE “OUR SHARE” OF U.S. TROOPS TO EUROPE

SENATORS INDORSE PROPOSAL TO SEND TROOPS 10 EUROPE   Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees Throw Support te Administration Plan.   LODGE SUBSTITUTE ___LOSES ON 12-12 VOTE   Resolution Calls for U. S. tea Contribute “Fair Share” of Forces for Defense of Atlantic Area.

Senate Groups  Approve Sending Troops To Europe OK Selection  Of Eisenhower  As Commander

Committees Back Troops for Europe  Vote to Dispatch — ‘Our Fair Share’

Sue Grid League To End Ban On TV And Radia Ristts   Test Suit Demands Free Reporting of Events To Public

House Drops Size Limiting Proposal   Bob Hodge Motion for Limiting Size Of Senate Is Passed By Lower House

Lausche ‘Deal’  Is Denied By  Senator Taft Ferguson Charge Is Branded As “Utterly False”

Taft Denies Deal With  Democrats   Ferguson ‘Suspects’ Tieup With Lausche

4 Killed at Crossing  = 8=6h6le8ermeletC—<C~wCSC Ci _t—=   Train Hits Car in Near-Blizzard

Labor Break With Pay Board Shows Some Signs Of Healing  Union Leaders. Johnston Confer: Wilson   Union Leaders, Johnston Confer; Wilson Doesn’t Know What “Shooting” Is About

Labor Revolt Shows Signs  Of Healing  But New Debate With Wilson

LABOR-U. S. POLICY SPLIT MAY HEAL   Wilson Warns Keep Hands Off the Military Program

Labor-Wilson Break Showing Healing Signs   Eric Johnston Sees Labor Leaders Who Report Some Hope

LABOR-U. S : POLIGY SPLIT WAY HEAL. ©   Wilson Warns Keep Hands Off:the  Military Proeram

Labor Agrees To Terms For Settlement Of Dispute With Mobilization Officials

Labor's Break With Mobilizer May Be Healed   Wilson Flies To Key Wes For Conference With Truman

MOBILIZATION CHIEF CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT   “Nothing And Nobody” T: Interfere With Program, He Says   PEACE TALKS HELD WITH LABOR LEADERS

Auto Industry Warned. of New Cutbacks  More Than 125,000 Now Out of Work

WARNING GIVEN AUTO INDUSTRY   U. S. SAYS HEAVY CAR PRODLCTION CUTBACKS WILL COME IN SPRING.

Auto Industry Told Of Cuts  Due In Spring   Government Promises To Seek Way To Avert Drastic Action

Auto Industry Warned of  New Cutbacks  More Than 125,000 Now Out of Work In Detroit Plants

Two Held in Exiortlon Plot   College Men Trapped By Police, Postal Inspectors

ALLEGED PLOTTERS TO FACE U. §. JURY   Two Baltimore Men Held Under $5,000 Bail On Charge Of Using Mails For Attempt At Extortion

‘Jalopy Battle’ Scheduled at Races Saturday   Large Number of Cars Entered in “Open” Meet.

lnifial ‘Open’ Stock Car Race To Be Saturday   New Drivers Had  Reported Prior  kT.) Rain

DESPERADO IS BEING HUNTED ~ IN MARYLAND   West Coast Hoodlum  Wanted For Murder : Of Cleveland Cop   EXCHANGED SHOTS WITH POLICE CHIEF

Wide Hunt Under Way For Killer   Planes And‘ Bloodhound Used in Vieinity Of Elficott City

Bradley’s Visit Seen As Attempt to Get Peace Talks Going   Communists Silent on Site Change; Fighting Flares Again

Bradley Trip, Truce Linked   General, Red Expert Leave For Far East

Philippines, US. Sign  Defense Pact   Truman, Quirino Stress Bounds At Capital Ceremony

McKeldin Advocates ‘Constitution Change   Governor Says GOP Pledged To Back Convention In State

Troops Issue Facing Final  Senate Vote   Taft Says Colleagues Declare Right To Limit Deployment

Troops Issue Senate Action Expected Today  Expect Compromise Approving Sending Of Four Divisions

Report on Progress Made in Organizing Western Europe   Details from Chief Deputy for Eisenhower

kes Chief Deputy Before Senators   Gives Secret Data In Supporting Foreign Aid Bill

Eisenhower Sends Senate Secret Report   Bridges Says He Gets Idea ‘We Are Well on Road, Long Way to Go

lke’s Deputy Tells Senators  General Gruenther Reports Progress TI. kYéa "rrr M™! UF

Senators Hear Secret Details On W. Europe   Atlantic Pact Forces May Reach 7 Million Men

Invasion ‘Would End Korean Wa   Nationalist Leader Gives His Views In Rare Interview

Chiang Claims His Troops Can Halt Chinese In Korea   ‘Body Punch’ at Mainland Urged By Nationalist

Chiang Says He Can Ease  Korean War   Attack on Mainland Can Halt Chinese Reds. AP Man Told

CHIANG THINKS HE COULD HALT KOREAN WAt   “ Believes Counteroffensive From Formosa Would Do It.

Chiang Says His Forces Can Stop War   Nationalist Leader Declares Objective Of Russia Is Asia

Chiang Claims Power to Stop Reds in Korea.   Says Invasion of : Mainland. from  = Formosa Would End Drives Against U.N.

Chiang Says His Nationalist Forces Can Halt Communist Agaression In Korea

Chiang Presents Idea of Counteroffensive From Formosa... .  ‘Body Punch to Mainland Can Halt China Reds

Truce Talks Still Stymied  Reds Say Inspection Plan a UN Spy Plot

U. §. Airmen Bag 10 Jets: Convoys Seer   Reds Stockpile Arms; Fuel Behind Lines Despite Talk

Legion Adopts Resolution Calling For Destruction Of Chinese Reds

Princess Elizabeth, Husband Visit  Pope Pius In Private Audience

ddyville Torture Robbery Figure ‘founded In D. M. “Triangle’ Shooting

Secretary Missouri Lodae 1.0.0.F. Dies   Wyatt F. Aull Suffered Serious Burns Wednesday.

Who’s Greasing Whom?   Trnekload of Butter, Mysterious Letter Has Mayer At Obin Manicipalitx AChurning

REPUBLICANS NAME WOOD © AS SPEAKER   Plairafield Legislator Edges Out Cutler, 43 to 41, in Caucus.

INSIST ENEMY ADMIT RAID ON KAESONG   ‘No Indication Of Reply By  General Ridgway   NEW INVESTIGATION   Of Plane Incident Asked By Communist Command; Compromise Unlikely

Charges Communists Sent Own Planes Through Motions of Bombing City and Then Accused Allies.

UN Command Renews Charge As Rift Widens   Allied Stand Restated As Reds Offer To Resume Talks If UN Will Accept Blame Fer Phony Attack

UN Charges Commies Sent Own Airplane for Bombing Kaesong and Blames Allies

Red Plane Sent : Over Kaesong, U.N. Command Charges   Accusation Made As Ridgway Studies Latest Communist Note

Plane Reds Charge Did Bombing Was Communist Craft UN Command Says   SENT ONE OF THEIR OWN PLANES OVER KAESONG THEN BLAMED THE ALLIES FOR ATTACK, U.N. BULLETIN DECLARES

Ridgway kyes Knemy’s Note,  Keeps Silent  ' Staoed “Incident” Labeled   Staged “Incident” Labeled As An Unprecedented Sham

Claims Mock Attack Is Made Against Kaesong   Communists Demand That U. N. Commander Admit Allies Attacked Truce Camp; Cease-Fire Talks Appear Doomed

Reds Sent Plane Through Act Of Bombing Kaesong And Then Blamed Allies For ° Attack’

Communists Wilt Resume Talks On Their Terms   Ridgway Says “Bomb” Incident Was Manufactured by Red:

Command Says Communists Sent One of Their Planes Through Bombing Motions

CHARGE AGAIN THEIR BOMBING CLAIM UNTRUE   Ridgway Has Not Made Reply Yet to Newest Disnatch

Ridgway Studies Communist Note   Enemy Primarily Wants Allied Chief Say UN At Fault

ilies Charge Medel Attack Made By Foe      Ridgway Will Reply . 2 To Red Demand. For: “Violation” Probe = -

Red Plane Staged Attack, Is Claim   Ridgway Studies Latest Enemy Note _ As Secrecy Surrounds Tone of Reply

Reds Sent Own Plane To Bomb Kaesong, Says U. N.   Unthinkable That Ridgway Will Retract Charaes

Claim Red Bomb Hit Kaesong   Allied Command Releases Evidenca Of Phony Attack Staged Bv Enemy

U.N. Charges Reds Staged Incident With Own Plane  Ridgway Has Not  ~> wee ti ol ben Alea   Ridgway Has Not Replied to New Communist Note

UN Heads Blame Reds In Bombing   Ridgway Says Communist Charges Are To Counter Their Own Defections

Ridgway 's Office Makes Charge of Communist Ruse   ‘Virtually Unthinkable Thot U.N. Commande: Wilt Back Cown, Wor

Reds Insist Ridgway Take Blame Before ResumingTalks   Latest Note Could Shatter Hopes for Korean Armistice

FAKED RAID TO PUT BLAME ON THE ALLIES   Kaesong Air Attack Manu _ factured for Purpose of False Accusation, Says Ridgway Bulletin,   HIS REPLY TO REDS AWAITED   Unthinkable That U. N. Commander Will Accept Blame for Bombing, as Demanded in Red Note.

UN AGAIN RAPS RED CHARGES OF BOMB RAID   Communist Aircraft Carriec Out Deliberate Attack on Kaesong, Ridgway Says   FOE ASKS NEW PROBE   Allied Headquarters Con. tends New ‘Evidence’ Has  Been Faked at Truce Site

Kaesong Bomb Was Staged, Allies Insist   Ridgway Unlikely To Take Blame, As Foe Demands

FAKED RAID ME             Kaesong Air Attack Manufactured for Purpo: False Accusation, Se s Ridgway Bulletin, eee   HIS REPLY TO. \ REDS AWAITED   Unthinkable : That: U.N: Commander Will Accept Blame for Bombing, as Demanded ‘in Red Note.

UN Charges Commies Created Own Incident   Red Conditions For Resuming Talks Shatters Truce Hopes

U.N. Charges Reds’ Plane Hit Kaesone   Then Communists Blamed Allies For It; Ridgway Restates Allied Position

UN Note Declares Reds Planned Hoax   Ridgway Headquarters Says Reds Framed Up Attack On Kaesong In Order To Blame Allies

Enemy Offers To Talk Again   New Investigation Of ‘Evidence’ Refused

Evidence © Of Fraud Is ‘Clear’   Unprecedented Shai. Allied Headquarters ‘Says of Red Charge

U. N. Charges Foe Framed’ Alleged Attack   Sent One of Their Own, Planes Through Mos tions: Ridgway ae

Charge Made lh Bulletin Issued by Gen.   No Indication Given As to Nature Of  Reply Ridgway Will Give to Communists

Communists Say They Will Resume Peace Talks If Ridgway Admits U.N. Plane Tried To Murder Envoys

United Nations Command Charges Red With Using Own Plane For ‘Attack’

No Hint is Given Of Any Change  In Previously Expressed Position

Truce Hopes Threatened By Deadlock   Ridgway Expected To Remain Firm

Ridgeway Charges Reds Sent Own Plane Over Kaesona   No Evidence on Ground of a United Nations Command Air Attack.

ALL ES CLAIMING ENEMY STRUCK NEUTRAL AREA   U. N. Command Says Communists Sent Own Plane On Raid And Blamed Allies For Attack.

New Bulletin Restates U.N. Position   No Indication When Latest Reply Will Be Made to Enemy

Ridgway Again Claims Charge Is Frameup   Reds Ask Another Investigation of ‘Evidence’ in Ground

Enemy Created Elaborateiy Staged Scene in Trying to Stick U. N. with False Charge.  REDS SOUGHT TO REGAIN LOST ‘FACE’

Allies Charge Red Plane Faked Raid On Kaesong   Ridgway Still Studying Foe’s Note Charging Neutrality Violation

Ridgway Studies North Korean Note That Demands Allies Admit Bombina Truce Talks

Allies Charge Red Plane Made Kaesong ‘Attack’  "Ridgway Refuses To Yield to Foe On Bomb Stary

Charge Made In Ridgway HQ. Bulletin   Red Craft Went Through Motions of Attackina Sita’

Allies Feel Reds Trumped Up Event  Ridgway Office Charges Commies Had Own Ship Fake Bombing STUDY OF LATE NOTE  Primarily, Opponents Want General to Say ULN.

Premeditated Hoax Is ‘Laid to Reds te Save - Face With Followers

U.N. COMMAND ACCUSES REDS OF BOMB FAKE   Reds Sent Own Plane On Bombing Mission To Kaesong

UN. Charges Bomb Fraud At Kaesong   Reds Used Own Plane Then Blamed Allies For Attack.

RIDGWAY STUDYING LAST NOTE ON ATTACK   No Indication Of Reply Under  Preparation Now

Allies Say Communist Plane Used   Ridgway Studies Latest Chinese Note on Incident

UN Says Reds Sent Plane In ‘Bomb Raid   Allies Put Blame On Communists For ‘Fake’ Attack

\RIDGWAY IS STUDYING NOTE OF PROTEST   UN Commander Gives No Hint Of  Possible Answer °

Firm Stand Maintained  By Ridgway   Communists Offer To Negotiate If U.N, Admits Act

Foe Trumped Up Incident,’ Allies Claim   Ridgway Silent on Enemy Demand Thai He Admit.Blame  D.. MAMAT TTY

Reds Offer to Resume Peace- Talks If General Would Admit Bombing

Reds Used Own Plane To Help Build Up Incident, UN Spokesman. Charges   Ridgway Studying Latest Communist Lette: And No Indication Yet As To Nature Of His Revnilv On Retection. oo ©

ALLIES BLAST INCIDENT AS SHAM OF FOES   Ridgway Preparing Reply _ That May Mean FullScale War

General Says . Bombing Was Manufactured  Minces No Words In Describing The Deliberate Deceit

Reds is Oifer To      Set Down Conditions Making lt Impossible for Al lies ‘toAccenpt

Allies Feel Reds Trumped Up Event  Ridgway Office Charges Commies Had Own Ship Fake Bombing  STUDY OF LATE NOTE  Primarily, Opponents Want  General to Say U.N. Plane Did Job

Communist Plane Bombed Kaesong   Enemy Demands Apology As Price For Truce Talks

UN Tells Reds They Phonied ‘Bomb Attack’   Communists In: Deliberate Fraud, Says Allied Reply

Truce City Hif By Communists, UN Now Charges   Ridgway Gets Tough When Enemy Demands Allies Take Blame

Reds Say U.N. Must. Admit Kaesong Bombing Before Resuming Truce Talks: Ridaqway Is Silent

Then Blamed Allied Forces   Accuses Reds of Fraud; Commies Offer to Resume Talks on Their Conditions

Enemy Stand Could Smash Truce Hopes   Foe Wants Allies To Admit Bombing Of Kaesong Area

Four Americans Cross Hungarian Border to Austria   Ambassador Greets Fliers at Frontier; Prisoners Appear Tired After Ordeal

Flyers Quit  Hungary, Go Into Austria   Nelcoming Delegation Greets Men Held by Reds for 40 Days.

Egyptian Terrorists Stab and Beat Three British Soldiers  Latest In Mounting Undercover Campaign In Suez Canal Zone

Egyptians Stab T ia ee Britons   New Violence Flares In City Of Ismailia

ICOMMUNISTS SAY THEY WANT PEACE BUT iTHEY’RE GOING ABOUT IT IN STRANGE WAYS

Communists Have a Strange Way’ “OfF Going About’ ‘Makithg: Peace‘in Korba

Blazing Speeds Spur Ambitions For 1952 Races   Detroit Again To Put On Show

Dever Administration Will Delve Into New Phase Of Crime Probe; Sidetracks Land Damage Claims

HUGE MANHUNT 5 ON IN NEW JERSE"   HUNDREDS SEEK GUNMAN WHO KIDNAPED GIRL, 1%, IN WASHINGTON.

Manhunters Close Ring On Kidnaper   Lee Irwin Cornered In New Jersey; Girl Raped, Abandoned

Probe Continues   NPA May Interfere With New Coliseum Project At Raleigh

Tax Hikes Voted By House Group  Cigarets, TV, Autos Would Be Affected

Boost in Excise Taxes Approved  Items Range from Ciqarets to Cars

HIGHWAY CUTOFF ROUTE APPROVED   State Authorizes Link on U. S. 59 Along West City  Limits   A LOCAL TRAFFIC AID

ROUTE APPROVED   State Authorizes Link on U, S. 59 Along West City  Limits   A LOCAL TRAFFIC AID

Honor 120 Farm. Class Graduates At Event Feb, 19   Plans For Program Made at Meeting in School Office .

Recognition Party: Monday Night For On-Farm Trainees   120 Who Have Finished GI Course Will Get Certificates

14 TRAFFIC FATALITIES IN ILLINOIS   Three Negroes in Parked Car Killed in Belleville Accident.

Weekend Traffic Mishaps In State. Prove Fatal lo "4  Be AG Cataliz

Kenhaloyannis Gets 2 Years   Crete's Modern Romeo Convicted of Carrying Arms Without Permit.

Crete's Romeo Gets Two Years   “Kidnaped” Wife Will Wait; Defies Her lrate Father

Modern Greek Romeo Gets 2-Y ear Sentence: His Juliet Weens, Wails

Kidnaped, W ed His Juliet Crete’s Modern Romeo Draws 2-Year Jail Term

20th Century Shakespeare Politics Mixes To Bring  Greek Romeo Jail Term

Crete’s Modern Romeo Convicted  Kidnapping His Juliet Leads to Jail Term

Gets Rotten Jail Sentence  : .. w+ seme ae   Convicted Of Carrying Arms Without Permit; ie Ap aned His loliet

Cretan Romeo Is Jailea ‘% 8 & e+ * # x % &   Mountain Lover Who Kidnapped Bride -!s Given Tinn Vonr Sontence: Wile Fows She'll Wait

ISiate of Confusion        Jittery Cattlemen Stirred IP. Bava Rept Prive Rumor

TRUMAN MAKES BITTER ATTACK ON JOE STALIN   First Personal Attack  Since His Remark: "1 Like Olld Joe”

Harry Changes ‘I Like Old Joe’ Tune  Truman Calls Stalin ‘Freedom Hater’

Great Progress Nofed by Grace Methodist Church During !ts First Year of Service

Senate Studies Tax Reduction   Committee Would Cut Corporations Slightly

WHITE HOUSE MAY ANSWER Question Of Policing Bogs  Price Control Program

ENEMY HORDES THROW MIGHT INTO BATTLE   Rain-Soaked Troops Take Up Line At River

Chinese Hordes Pound at Gates Of Capital City   UN Forces at Hon River After Long Withdrawal

TICKETS SELL FAST   Many Kansas Supporters to ‘Lincoln by QB Club Special

HALF FUND IS IN Cancer Drive Has $2,000 to  Go to Reach Goal for  the County

Three Carolina Pro jects Included In President’s Flood Control Program

Reds Appearing More Hostile   U.N. Newsamen Now Getting Sullen  Clanres.

Newsmen Notice Hostile Attitude   Draw Sullen Glances Kaesong Population Avoids Cameras

? Smiles Turn To Sullen Glances , « ;{Communist Hostile Attitude  Is Increasing At Kaesong

smiles Wiped Oif—  Black Looks Suddenly Reappear! In Kaesonn As Reds Accent Surliness

!Newsmen With U. N. Truce Delegation ‘Report Growing Communist Hostility

Ingels Tells Turner He Won't Resign; Calls for  a Council Vote   MAKES VAGUE CHARGE   Mayor Gives “Confusion in Fire Department” as Cause for Action

Fire Chief Asked To Quit by Mayor   Ingels Tells Turner He Won't Resign; Calls for —  a Council Vote   MAKES VAGUE CHARGE   Mayor Gives “Confusion in Fire Department” as Cause for Action

Typewriter That Thinks Shown To Newsman: Faster, More Accurate Printing Envisioned

MILITARY AND FOREIGN POLICY SLATED FOR THOROUGH AIRING   Russia Claims Big Expansion

Gen. MacArthur Speaks Thursday At Washinaton  Historic Address To Raise Curtain On Foreign Policy Probe

Full Probe Of Foreign Policy Seen   MacArthur Speech Thursday To Lift Curtain On Probe

TEN BATTLE BORDER POLICE  Czechs Blast Way Out. of Red-Ruled Homeland

$33,600,000 LANDED IN LONDON  Gold Flown to Britain from 'lron Curtain’ Area

Time Payments  Drop First Time In Seven Years  Installment Credit Drops      Installment Credit Drope $74,000,000, Charge Accounts Clunb

Time Payments Drop First Time In Seven Years   Installment Credit Drops $74,000,000, Charge Accounts Climb

Death Threat Revealed In Tax Scandal   Ex-U. 5. Attorney Goes On Stand To Explain Activities

Senate Arms Committee to Join Aid Talk   Some Don’t Want Acheson in Control Of Policy, Money

Settle ‘Feud’ Over Foreign  Aid Hearings   Armed Services Group To Sit in on Bill for European Help

' Military Matter, Too  Two Senate Groups Agree Te Act Jointly On Aid Measure

Senators Contend That Foreign Aid Program Military  - Believe Military Men Should Have Final Word on Aid

Armed Services. ¥ Foreign:Aid Bill            “Feeling Grows That.: Military -Greup Should ‘Have Authority In  _Distribution of Arme

HOLD STORM  SSN OME FOREIGN HE   Senate Committee Agrees to Let Armed Services Act Jointly.

Armed Services Group Wins Point On Foreign Aid   To Act Jointly With Foreign Relations Committee on Measure

Will Merge To Discuss  Foreign Aid   Military Affairs Group Takes a Hand in the Foreign Relations Tall

Byrd Says Army Rather Than Secretary Acheson Should Have Final Word on Sending Arms to North Atlantic Defense Partners

Anti-Acheson Senators Win  Voice on Aid   Policy-making Sought By the Military On $8.5 Billion Use

Foreign Aid  Compromise Stirs Up Ire   Connally Storms at. Help For ‘Wobbly Countries’

Armed Services Group In On Aid Program   Foreign Relations Committee To Share The Responsibility

Seven Die As Plane  Crashes  Aecident Ove: .   Accident Occ: As Airliner Skids On Runway

Stewardess Saves Ten But Loses Own Life  Airliner Skids on Ice At Philadelphia and  a. Aran alemal Bicamee

10 Are Rescued by Stewardess Who Gives Life   Two Babies Killed When DC-4 Skids  and Bursts in Flame

Heroic Stewardess Wh Rescued 10 Passengers Is Victim   PLANE SKIDDED ON SLIPPERY RUNWAY

7 Killed as Airliner Crashes, Catches on Fire; Stewardess Dies After Rescuing Ten

HERO STEWARDESS ‘NEVER CAME OUT’  Saeeennenieeniatannmemeeminmerenmmmnamnenmainemiomeessteneeeeeeee ee  Airliner Crash Kills Seven

STEWARDESS DIES SAVING PASSENGERS   Four More Women, Two Babies Lose Lives in Crash

Plane Crashes At Philadelphia; ] Persons Die   Heroic Stewardess Loses Life; Order Full Investigation

ASK $3,600,000 SOUTH ILLINOIS LEVEE BUILDING   Flood Control Work Alon Mississippi is. Recommend-. ed by Army.

Louis Outweighs Rocky Marciano By 25 Pounds, Joe Slight Favorite   TBv Murray Rosel

Truce Talk ‘Speed Urged - At Capital   Cease-Fire Deadlock May Be Broken By Change.

NEAR A WIND-UP   Investigation of RFC by Grand Jury to Close in Short Time

Probe Into RFC Nearing lis Finale   Grand Jurors Winding  Up Prolonged Check Into Activities of  ” Governmental Aqency

4 Dead, 12 Lost In Avalanches  10 Others Dug Out In Alpine Slides

More Deaths  In Avalanche   At Least Four Killed and 12 Missing. in Alpine Sector of Europe.

A Known Dead In New Alpine Avalanches  12 Others Vanish; Villages Swamped In Saath Switzerland

FOUR KILLED BY AVALANCHES   12 Others Missing And Ten Dug From Buried Wreckage Of Homes

Traffic Leading Killer Eighteen Die Violently —  In Texas During Weekend

Charles Taft In Race For Ohio Governo1  Brother Of Senator To Hit Corruption - Jn Campaien Race

Rep. Tompkins, Emporiim, Says. Gamblers, Racketeers May Try Zo Bleck Passage Of Proposed Code   LITTLE KEFAUVER COMMITTEE SOUGHT

Plan Annual Event  For 4-H Leaders   Praise Heaped On Workers At First C. Of C. Banevet

State April Draft Quola Cut fo 625   In Line With 50 Per Cent Notional Call Slash

AIR FORCE JETS IN UPSTATE CRASH   500 MPH Planes Collide 2 Pilots Leap To Safety

U.S. Jet Planes Crash Head-On At High Speed   Two Pilots Injared In 30,000 Foot Leap Over Rhode Island

Jet Pilots Survive  Head-on Air Crash   Two Fighters Smashed in 500-Mile-an-Hour Wreck Five Miles Above Earth

ELEVATOR OPERATORS: STRIKE IN NEW YORK   Thousands Of Office Werkers Leit Stranded High Above Stanhaitan

REDS ADVANCE IN INDO-CHINA   Communists Smash South. ward, Forcing French Retreat

Reds Open Up In Indo-China   French Retreat— U.S. Guns Arrive For 4 Divisions

French Quit  Binhlu; Reds  Open Drive Vietminh Campaign  Smashes To Within ay) Mic OF Tatehan

Calling Sherlock Holmes Mysterious Tire Tracks Atop Trailer-Truck Stump Experts

Nine Calves Stolen   Pennsylvania’ s First Snowstorm Nets Mystery; ‘Tire Tracks Found InSnow Atop Trailer-Truck

TRACKS IN SNOW LEAVE MYSTIFYING TRAIL  Driver Can’tExblainCar Marks Atop Trailer-Truck

Billion And A Half Cut in Defense Fund   Senate Slashes Record Peace Time Money Bill

Over 40 Blocks in City Af . fected by 1951 Resur facing Program   WEATHER BIG FACTOR

STREET REPAIRING WILL BEGIN SOON   Over 40 Blocks in City Affected by 1951 Resur facing Program   WEATHER BIG FACTOR

Poppy Day Sale Appeal Sounded   Legion Commander Seeking Support

ESKIMOS HANDED “A TOUGH DECISION   RESOLVE DILEMMA BY CHOOSING BOSSY WIVES OVER MUDDY FLOORS.

RIVER STAGE IS ~ BELOW BANKFULI   'Reading of 17 Feet; First Time Below Floodstage Since July 10   IMUCH WATER REMAINS

~ BELOW BANKFULI   Reading of 17 Feet; Firs Time Below Floodstage Since July 10   'MUCH WATER REMAINS

House Probe Of Revenue  Scandal Grows   Committee To Call Caudle Back After Wearing Him Friday

Caudle To Face Further Questioning On Income: ‘Tax Returns Requested.

Caudle Must Face More Questions   House Investigators Want To Look At His  Income Tax Returns

Top Justice Official Is Under Fire   Spotlight Moves From Collectors — To U.S. Lawvers

More Questions for Caudle; Want Look At His Returns  ie ae ea Me Tee SS   Reorganization of Tax Collections Unit Announced

Caudle Under  House Probe Look Into Official’s Free Trip, Oil Deals

GROUP TO QUIZ CAUDLE ON. HIS INCOME RECORD   House Investigators Say They Want To See Assistant Attorney General’s Tax Returns.

Caudle to Face Committee Agait In Revenue Case  House Group Asks For Income Return

Peron Moves To Convict Rebel Leaders   Congress Grants Martial Law: Navy Head Out

Leader Is Caught, Few More Sought   Military Heads Of FiveHour Revolt In Argentina Face Death Penalty; Eva Peron Ill

Quick Trials For Accused Conspirators   Madame Eva Seriously HL With Anemia; People Are Fhanked *

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Salute Opening of Delaware Memorial Bridge

Fail To Find Any Clues To Tasche Plane   RCAF Searchers Continue Their Efforts Today To Locate Men Missing In Northern Saskatchewan

Sweden Consents To Serve on UN Group for India   ‘Good Offices Committee Will Seek Settlement Of Korean Conflict

Sweden Accepts Vacant UN Spot  India Declines To Serve On Committee

SWEDE ACCEPTS UN ASSIGNMENT   Takes Committee Post As India Declines To  Participate

India Rejects, Sweden Accepts Committee Spot  U. N. Group To Seek Korean Settlement

GIRL SKATER AIDS -- °  Boy Sledding on Thin Ice Drowns; 2 Others Saved

Seek To Reverse House Vote On Freezing Wages  Measure Would Freeze Waaes And Prices   Measure Would Freeze Wages And Prices For Four Months

President To Veto Weak Controls Measure: House Votes Waade-Price Freeze

Surprise Price, Wage Freeze Reversal Sought  a Linwean fCatehac AAminictrntinn Off

Truman Hoping For Reversal Of House Vote   President Hints He Might Veto Bill for “Freeze”

Communist Negotiators Flatly Refuse To Prohibit Strengthening Of Forces In Korea During Armistice Or To Set Up Joint Inspection Terms—Vice Admiral Joy Expresses Suspicion Enemy May Plan Renewal Of Fighting After Temporary Truce

Reds Refuse ArmsBuildup  Ban In Korea   Negotiators Won't Allow Inspection Teams Pending Truce

Red Negotiators Refuse Jo Put Ban On Arms Buildup  Truce Discussion Snagged on Joint Inspection Plan

Foe Rejects Supervised Truce. Plan   Refuses to Ban Military Buildup, Permit Behind the Lines Inspection

Reds Refuse Buildup Ban During Truce  Enemy Mav Plapr Renewed Fight

Reds Spurn Plan to Ban Any Buildup   Truce Negotiators Bump Into New Stumbling Block

REJECTED BY REDS   Negotiators Refuse to Bar Military Buildups During Armistice

Reds Won't Ban Build-Up of Arms  During Armistice   ON THE INSIDE   Atlantic Allies Finish Sessions

Foe Refuses Buildup Ban Inspections  Communist Stand   Communist Stand Stirs Suspicion Of Further Fighting

FOE BALKS AT U.N. PLAN TO POLICE TRUCE   Reds Refuse to. Stop Builds up in. Korea; Allies Fear Foe Plans to Renew War.

Suspect Plans Of  Resuming ighting   Troops Ordered To Defend Selves Only

Chinese Refuse to Ban Buildups  Reds Also Balking at Armistice Inspection

Reds Refuse To Put Ban On Buildups   Communist Stand Stalls Cease-Fire Negotiations

Reds Flatly Reject Ban On Buildups   Joy. Suspicious Of Commie Plans To Resume Attack

UN Officials Say Action Hints Reds Propose Use of Ceasefire to Boost Strength

Reds Refuse To Agree on Buildup Ban   New Hurdles Rise As Truce Delegates Talk at Panmunjom

Reds Balk At Inspections   Flatly Refuse to Ban Militery Buildups During Any Korean Armistice

Enemy Rejects  Inspection Plan  Reds Flatly Refuse Buildup Ban: Joy Tells Suspicions

Temperatures   ‘Commies Flatly Refuse to Ban ‘Military Buildups During Truce

Reds Refuse fo Ban Build-Up  During Truce New Stumbling   New Stumbling Block In Way Of Negotiations

Enemy Rejects Joint Inspection Teams In Truce   Adm. Joy Says Foe Might Be Planning To Resume Conflict Later

REDS REJECT TRUCE POINTS   Refuse To Ban Military Buildups Or Permit Inspection

Ground Fighting in Korea Grinds to Full Halt; Reds Snub Cheek. Buildupy Ban

Reds Reject U.N. Plan For  Inspection   Also Refuse To Stop Troop Buildup During Armistice

Red Negotiators Refuse To Ban War Buildups   Joy Suspects Communists May Resume Fighting

Reds Retuse Buildup Ban  In Armistice   Joint Inspections To Police Truce Also Is Flatly Rejected

Enemy Holding Out for Line = On Parallel 38   Communist Delegation Says Fighting Will. Continue Durina Talke

Meeting Underway  Reply Due on U.N. Renna For Buffer at Fighting Line

Reds’ Reply on Buffer Zone Plan ‘Expected Today   Communists May Agree to UN “Stop Shooting” Line Providing Shooting Is Brought to End Immediately.

Adm. Joy Asks For Frankness In Diseussion   Red Delegation Confirms UN View That Fight Will Continue Until Armistice Terms Are Agreed Upon, But Want Halt

Will Dedicate Memorial To Four Chaplains  President Truman To Share Ceremony At Philadelphia

Senate Probers Quiz Lattimore at New Hearing   Asking About Red Influences in IPR Behind Closed Doors

Lattimore Quizzed By Senators   Attorney Abe Fortas Accompanies Teacher To Committee Room

Program Needed To Fight Commies   3 Senators, Governor Tell Pittsburghers Of Action Taken by Reds

Texas Legislature Confronted With Problem Of Raising 110 Millions In New Taxes And Redistricting

Texas Needs $110 Million New Money   Estimate Based On Present Rate Of State Spending

Langlie Asks Moderation Tn Spending   Governor Offers Program Again as Legislature Convenes for Another Try at Budget Balance

Lawmakers Reconvene With Renewal of Fuss That Plagued Senate In Regular Session

Welfare Bill Knocked Dowr Third Time   Democrats Vow to Block Funds until GOP Compromises

Try To Fix Blame On Poison Deaths   Three Children Die While on Family Picnic After Parents Become Ill Also

THREE CHILDREN DIE STRANGELY   IlIness Strikes After Family Eats Scrambled Brains And Eggs

Three Children Dead On Picnic  Family Becomes Ill In Texas Canyon

Political Prophets Get Slim Pickings-—  Listless Campaigns Mark Off-Year Elections

NORTHER’ HITS TRAVERSE BAY   40-Mile-An-Hour Winds Cause Widespread Damage

China Aid Admission  By Acheson   Secretary of State Say: He Favored Cutting Off Nationalists.

BUT JESSUP NOT AT MEETING, HE TELLS NEWSMEN   Proposal Made by Military, Not His State Denartment

Acheson Backed China Proposal  Supported Stoppage Of Nationalist Aid

OAYS JEoalP WAS WOT AT CONFERENCE   Recommendation to Stor Arms to Nationalists Made by Barr.

Acheson OKd Plan To Cut Chinese Aid   Secretary Testifies That He Supported White House Conference Propasals Two Years Ago

Secretary Admits Claim  Of Stassen   Says Jessup cine!  Not Involved

1949 Proposal To End China Aid Backed by Acheson   But Secretary Says Jessup Didn't Attend White House Meeting

Acheson Urged Discontinuing Rid to China   Denies Jessup Was Present at Parley -. in White House

Acheson Savs He Opposed Aid To Nats   Secretary Testifies on 1949 Conference: Jes sup Not There

Acheson Tells Chinese Story   Secretary of State Backed Cutting Of Aid To Nationalists

FOR CLAMP ON AID   Acheson Says He, Not Jessup, Favored Cutting Nationalist Arms

Secretary Explains China Deal   He Says Ambassador Didn't Attend Session On Aid to Nationalists

eeu . =. ws ee  Top Heat Record Is Dubious Honor Given Corsicana

Gls, ROK Beat Off Counterattacks    Estimate 17,000 Enemy Casualties in First Two Dave

Disappeared Last Night Between Two California Cities—Heavy Fog Prevents Immediate Hunt Por Plane   ARMY, NAVY OFFICERS AMONG 19 PASSENGERS

Hunt Missing Plane With 22 Aboard   Southwest Airliner May Have Crashed In Mountain, Sea

Airliner With 22 On Board  Ts Missing   DC-3 Disappears Over Califarnia; Fear Crash — Fiving In Overeast

MacArthur, Dulles Discuss Jap Peace While Over Pacific   Planes Pass Each Other

Due To Land In ’Frisco On Tuesday   Keeps Silent On Controversy That Led To QOuster

Woman Shot On Poplar Blut Main Street   St. Louis Man Held After Affray In Business District

‘Ex Boy Friend’ Fires On Bride On Main Street   St. ‘Louis Drug Store Owner Held At Poplar Bluff

oa. ee ich mentee i as  Strife and World Upset — Made News Reporting Hard

Associated Press Reports Hazards In Reporting Encountered Past Yea

Rollback Of Meat Prices Debated   Jap Ships To Be Salvaged For Scrap Metal

See Long Pull Ahead  on Defense May Slap Court on Order to Roll Back Hiah Meat Price

Mobilization Program Shows Levelling Signs  Johnstons Reported Optimistic About Labor Particination

Viobilization rive Seen Leveling Off   Johnston Reported Optimistic About Getting Labor Back In Defense Program

Mobilization Task Easing   Encouraging Reports Come From Several Il.& Defense Agencies

Weekend Lull Is Noted In Bitter Talks In Capital  - Mobilizer Johnston Optimistic Labor Wil Lead A Hand

May Seek Cour! Order To Cut Meat Prices   Navy May Salvage Jap Warships for Scrap Metal

Labor Group May Returr   Eric Johnston Reported Optimistic About Getting Them Back in Proaram.

WAR CONTROLS LEVELING OFF   Johnston Optimistic Or Getting Labor Back  Into Program

Bazy Miller Signs ‘30’ as Big Editor   Niece of Publisher Quit: Washington Post; Blame: General Policy Issue

Egypt Angered Over Levelling Of Arab Town   End To Diplomatic Relations Under Consideration Now

Egypt Studies Complete Break With Britain   Road Builders Level Village; Soldiers Reported Attacked

Egypt Talks Of Breaking With Britain   Soldiers Rip Out Village Site to Put In Military Road

Egypt Ponder: (Move To Sever  British Links           “In Suez Aren, Sport Club-ls Confiscated

Egypt May Sevei Relations With Greaf Britain   British Destruction Of Village May Bring Diplomatic Break

Egypt May Sever Ties With Britain   Diplomatic Relations May Be Broken Off At Once

Egypt Considers Break as Result Of British Act   Bulldozing of Village irks Cairo; More Die In Suez Fiehtina

National Grange Wants Income Taxes Increased   Group. Favors Full $10 Billion Tax Boost Treed By Truman To Help Ficht Inflation

Grange Urges Raise for All  Personal Taxes   Head of Organization Says Group Favors  Hike Urged by Trumar

Tax-Cut Hopes Dim, Byrd Says   Senator Can't See How Balanced Budget Can Be Arranged

Grange Urges Higher Taxes  Wants Senate to Raise Personal Income Tax

Grange Asks Bigger Boost ifs Income Tax   Farm Organization Favors Full Raise or S10 Billions

GRANGE ADVOCATES INCOME TAX BOOST   Farmers Back Treasury  In Extra 3 Billion Plan

GRANGE URGES HIGHER TAXES   Federal Budget Too Hig! To Trim House Bill, ‘Says Byrd

Grange Supports Big Tax Increase   Farm Organization Favors $10 Billion Boost Requested  By Administration

Inquirer Supporting Democrats   Declares Only Hope for City Is Cleaning Out City Hall.

Taft Truman Seeks to Eliminate Congress From Foreign Policy Role

Last-Ditch Effort By Gov. Fine to Break Income Tax Deadlock Ends In Failure

Formidable Russian Submarine Flee! Causing Grave Concern in World

TRUMAN FLIES TO KANSAS CITY   MET AT AIRPORT BY RELA TIVES~-PROCEEDS TO HOME IN INDEPENDENCE.

@ Baseball   ‘Northwest Fire Fighters Clamp Tenuous (Hold on Major Blaze; Situation Better

Temperatures Drop; Flames Are Controlled   Sizzling Heat !s Easing All Over Coast Timber Belt

"YOU'RE NOT HUNGRY! MY SLAVE’  . Hypnotize to Slenderize New Fight on Flabbiness

Education Forces Score Victory; Senate In Favor Of ABC Store Election’ fer Greensboro

Senate Approves Bill To Allow 2 ABC Elections   Lawmakers Plan To Introduce Bill For Referential Primary

MARINES FIND REMAINS _ OF TASK FORCE CUT TO  PTECES IN DEATH VALLEY

Audit Body Urges Divorce of Roads, Arkansas Politics  ‘Shocking Waste’ Found In Highway Department

Separation Of Highway Body Advocated   Politics Hurt Arkansas Road  Program

U.S. Sending Arms, Supply ~ Aid to Chiang   Program Boss Says Us¢ Of Nationalist Men ‘Not Precluded?

SULTAN OF MOROCCO CONTROVERSIAL FIGURE   “Friend or Foe of Western Allied World” is $64  Question  VITAL TO SECURITY

Move Growing In Conaress To Eliminate RFC  Original Probers Of Five Percenters — Enter Agency Fight

HOUSE GROUP CUTS STATE DEPT. FUNDS   GOP Withholds Fire, How. ever, in Orive to ‘Get Acheson’

Budget Slash ~ Hits Achesor   GOP Solons Delay Drive  Ty “Cet Serretary

State Department’s Budget Slashed; GOP Holds Off ‘Get Acheson’ Drive

DRIVE “TO GET ACHESON WAITD   A. OUP. TO LAUNCH AFTACK WHEN SI 7

Budget Slash Of 18 Percent For State Dept   G.O.P. Holds Fire On ‘Get Acheson’ Drive Until Later

“Get Acheson’ Move Looms  House Appropriation Group Cuts State Department Budeet

GOP Holds Off Drive To Ous! Sec’y Acheson   House Committee Slashes , 18 Percent From Budget Request

StateDepartmen Budget Slashed By House Group   Republicans Delay Get Acheson’ Drive for Present

Big Slash In Budget of State Dept.   But Republicans Hold Off “Get Acheson” Drive for Now.

Marine, Told By Acheson Why US Fights In Korea, Believes Secretary Right

Knows Wh y He’s Fighting Marine Acheson Wrote  Now Thinks He’s Right

Major Developments Are Expected In In Troops To Europe Plan And Draft Fisht

Speculation On Crossing Border End:   Column Returns To South Korea Under Air Cover

Tanks Invade Reds Sector   Return Three Months After Great Pullback

German Village Abandoned By Peoples Police  Move Prevents Possible Clash ' With West

Reds Give Up.  German Town   Fast German Police Quit Villazve Thewv Seized

LETTER STAMP LIKELY TO STAY AT THREE CENTS   Postal Cards, Newspapers te Go Up; Plan Postal Pay Increase.

House P onders o-Cent Cost For Letters   Approval Seen, But Penny Post Card Is Seen On Way Out

House Approval Looms For Three-Cent Postage   _ Pomay. Post Card Doomed in Lower Chambe Miaosnce. « Raises to Be Considered ~

House May Agree With Truman on Letter Rate  May Vote To Leave Three-Cent

Truman Oppose: A-Cent Postage On Letter Mail  House Takes Up Bill   House Takes Up Bill Approved By Senate; Penny Post Card  POSE Gaye eee ig SE F

House Action Looms Against  4-Cent Letter Penny Post Card,  Hawever. Anneara

Penny Post (Card Appears To Be Doomed   House Likely To Keep Letter Rate At Three Cents

Penny Post Card Appears Doomed By Rising Costs   Agreement Expected On Three-Cent Stamp

Havre Pedestrians Wade fo Work as Spring Flood Strikes Many Sections of City  —--

—— REDS CONTROL KAESONG = How Army Censorship Mid Truth About Truce Talks

Truman Backs Industrial Plant Dispersal Policy  Is Defying Reagan,  So BAe Pi dn

President Calls For Dispersal of  Industrial Plant:   Truman Defying , Will of Congress, Martin Asserts

Truman Backs  Industry Shift   Martin Asserts President Is Defying Congress

Industry (n U.S. To Be Scattered To Beat A-Bombs   Dispersal Policy OK'd By Truman Over Congress Denial

President Approves New Industrial Dispersion Plan: Solon Protests

TRUMAN SUPPORTS PLANT DISPERSION   Cites A-Bomb Danger in Ordering Agencies to Adhere to Policy

Disuzrsal Asked For Industrial Plants In Nation   Precaution Against Concentroted Attacks

Utah Governor Demands Stand On Real Issues   Threatens Walkout Unless Problems Are Discussed

Lee Insists Governors Weigh Taxes  Vows He'll Bolt Unless ‘Vital’  TT... dT

House Passes Farm Bureau Divorce Bill   Legislation Affecting Extension Work Is Approved in 96-4 Vote

House OkKays FB ‘Divorce’   Vote for Separation Of County and State Farm Bureau [Is 96-4

FARM BUREAU BILL   House Approves Separation Measure and Sends On to Senate

Big Bill Is Up For Military   O’Mahoney Tells Senate of Men In Service And Present Needs

Huge Arms Bill Enactment Seen   Appropriation of 61 Billion Has No Foes

TELLS ABOUT ARMS   O'Mahoney Cites Fantastic Weapons in Talk on Mil itary Funds

COST T0.U.S.. FIGURES $400 PER PERSON   No Opposition Known in Senate to Giant Sum for Guns, Tanks, Aircraft, _ Men. :   SENATOR HINTS OF . SECRET. WEAPONS.   O'Mahoney Tells of “Fantastic Instruments” to Conquer Atmosphere. Bomb Sights $250, 000 Each. ,

Opinions Vary On Policy Of Draft Deierment   Claim College Plan Unfair to Youths Who Stay on Farms

' Dr. Flemming Talks Today Qhioans Differ in Views ‘On Draft Deferment Plan

Britain Discloses  Offer to Egypt   White Paper Asks Troops Be Allowed at Suez in Time of War

British Reveal Plan To Reeall Army In Egypi   Offered To Leave By 1956 If Could Return In Time Of War Threat

Sue7 Dispute Is Subject of White Paper  Britain Releases Details of Offer,

Britain Bares Offer to Withdraw Canal Forces; Plan Refused by Egypt

'BRITISH  SAY THEY OFFERED  TO REMOVE TROOPS IN EGYPT IF NEEDED RETURN PROVIDED

Tito Cails Stalin ‘Greates' Neddier in World History”   Yugoslavia Ready To Defend Self Against Cominform

Tito Accuses Russians of Plotting War   Says Red Planes Being Painted For Satellites

Tito Blisters Stalin; Sees War Moves  Russian Branded * ‘Greatest Meddler

Pacific Institute Called Front Group for Reds   Elizabeth Bentley Recalls Talks of IFR When She Was Red Spy

IPR Is Red Front Group, Spy Says   Is Described by Agent As ‘Our Organization’

IPR Is Described As Red Front Unit   Elizabeth Bentley Report: on Description Given by Agent

Elizabeth Bentley, Confessed Red Spy, Brands Institute of Pacific Relations as Front Group

IPR Red Front, Declares Ex-Spy   Miss Bentley Tells Of Red Activities

Institute Described By Bentley   Tells Committee That IPR Was Controlled By Reds As A Front Organization

Miss Bentley Testifies IPR ls aRed Group  She Claims to Be Former Red Spy

Spy Probers Hear Former Red Courier   Elizabeth Bentley Says. “IPR Was Commie ‘Front Organization Of Sort’

Senators Grill Miss Bentley About Institute  Continue Probe Into hliocad Cammimnist

Spy Probers Hear Bentley Brand IPR   Supporters Fight Threatened Slash In Foreian Aid

Calls IPR Red Front. Agency   Elizobeth Bentley Tolle Senete Group Of Activities

Reds in Berlin Bar Parcel Post   Mail Ce-s Headed for West J*opped

RUSSIA BARS WEST BERLIN PARCEL POST   Sede Send Back 60 Mail Cars; Road Tax Angers  Germans.

West German Mail Turned Back By Reds   Communists Turn New Screw In Their Berlin Harassment

FALLS TOWNSHIP CAR IS HOOKED WITH TRENTON   Radio System of Trentor Five Other Areas   \IFALLS HAS. ONE CAI

FALLS-TRENTON RADIO   Falls Township Police Car Has Trenton Receiver

Community Fund Studied  All-County Financina   All-County Financing Plan Being Proposed

‘Community  Fund Studied   All-County Financing Picn Being Proposed

US May Test Hydrogen Bomb At Eniwetok ee NE tt A_Weapon Slated This Month

Allied Forces Make Attacks On East Front   Airplanes And Surface Ships Also In Attacks

Czech Travesty on Justice  Spying Is Confessed By American Newsman

Charge Is Denied By Correspondent   Associated Press Man Held Incommunicado, Tells Court of ‘Spying’

Oatis Denies He Was Head Of Spy Ring   Prosecutor Asks H eavy Punishment   Links AP, UP, Reuters, And French Agency In Alleged Plot

Oatis Denies Red Charge of Spying Network  ‘Admits’ He Was Spy As Communists Attac! Weactern Prece Statuc

OATIS DENIES HE TOOK OVER SPY NETWORK   Nearsighted American News man Denied Glasses by Reds at Trial.

Oatis In Denial Of Spy Network jarge By Reds                AP Correspondent Admits Being Spy n Pracue'Trial

Portions of lowa Hit by Heavy Rains   U.S. News Man On Stand Again In Gzech Court

Oatis Denies Heading Spy ‘Network’  AP Bureau Chief At Prague Trial Admits Being Spy

Oatis Tells Prague Court He Was Spy   Czech Govt. Pictures AP Man as Link in Broad Ring.

Oatis Tells Praque Court He Was Spy   Newsman Admit:  ‘Guilt’ to Reds

Qatis Admits Spying Charge   But Denies He Had Taken Over “Espionage Network.”

Oatis Denies Taking Charge Of Spy Ring   Again ‘Confesses’ He Spied on Czech Commie Regime

Oatis Admits’ Spy Activities To Check News  AP Writer Sorry He We os Uses Ac  rimlt € antimisree

Oatis Witness Against Self  ‘Efforts to Check Dispatches’ Brough Charges as Spy

Correspondent Admits Spying Against! Reds   AP Man Apparently Well Coached ‘In Making  Confestion

Oatis Takes Stand Again In Spy Trial   U. S. Correspondent Tells of His ‘Espionage Activities’ in Trial by Reds in Czechoslovakia.

AP Writer Denies ‘Spy’ Ring Charge   Did Not Head Network: Oatis

American News Correspondent Agat Testifies Against Himself in Prague Trial on Charges of Spying

Oatis Takes Stand ‘Against Himself   Confesses to Spying; West Regards Work As Routine Reporting

OATIS TAKES STAND   A. P. Correspondent Testi: fies Against Himself in Spy Tnal

AMERICAN FACES HOSTILE COURT   Associated Press Official Denies ‘That He Ileaded Ring But Admils Having Been Spr.

WHERE WRITING FACTS IS SPYING  U.S. Denounces AP Man’s Trial as Hoax

Oatis Testifies Against Self in Prague Red Irial  AP’s Bureau Chief Says He Was Spy, Denies Network

Reporter Takes Stand Again in Prague Trial —  Oatis Sorry He Let Himself Be Used

Oatis Testifies Again in Prague Espionage: Tria   Embassy Observers Say Speech Seems to Be Memorized

OATIS ACCUSES SELF AGAIN IN SPYING CHARCE   “Sorry I Allowed Myself To Be Used,’  Prisoner Testifies

Oatis Denies He Was Head Spy Network   AP Newsman Pleads  Guilty of Being Spy in Prague; 11 Witnesses Expected to Testify

AP Correspondent Says He’s “Spy’. Involves Others  British, French And Americar News Agencies Linked In Ring

Czechs Build: *Case”. Against U.S. S. Writer      Associated Press Prague Bureau Chief ‘Denies Spy Network

Reds Build — Spy Charges Against Oati:   Call More Witnesses In Czech Trial For  Amerivean Neweman

WRITER TELLS PRAGUE COURT HE WAS ‘SPY’   Correspondent Looks Pale And Strained As Trial Opens

AP Writer Oatis Admits “Spying” (On Czech Reds   Denies He Took Over “Espionage Network”

OATIS DENIES MEMBERSHIP IN ESPIONAGE RING   REPORTER ADMITS PERSONAL ACTIVITY AS AMERICAN SPY

Framed Red Trial Of AP Man Continues   Czech Terror Tactics Force Phony Confessions From Him

Whip Red Sox 5-1 At Boston   AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit 7. Cleweland 6

PRICE CURBS TAKE EFFECT » ON MARCH 7   President Stresses Sacrifice Need, By Nation °

Factory-To-Junk Yard Price Ceilings Imposed On Autos  DiSalle Cracks Down On Racket Of  - Selling New Cars As Used For More

‘REDS WILL LOSE ANY WAR AFTER 195) Defense Chiefs Say Nation Now In Its Greatest Peril

TIMETABLE FOR DEFENSE PLAN IS THREE YEARS   Top Mobilizers Say Russia‘s Chance Is Fading

Cain Wants to Know About Plans to Round Up Reds Here in Case of War   Asks Truman What Has Been Done About Satting Uo Machinery for Action

Gen. MacArthur Makes Flying Visit To Korea  Declares Conflict gS ens Sea aes   Declares Conflict In Korea Ils Now War Of Maneuvet

STRIKE DARING BLOW T0 SPEED FINAL VICTORY’   RETREATING ENEMY CLOGS ROADS NORTH HIT BY AIR FORCE

Allied Leaders Try Daring Plan  Swift, Relentless Gamble Pays Off

Allies Striking Daring Blow For Victory In Korea   Fleeing Chinese Hotly Pursued

PRESS HOT PURSUIT OF BROKEN REDS   Allies Abandon Caution to Charge Up Roads Jammed With Thousands of Fleeing Reds.   AIR SIGHTINGS ARE “AMAZING’   Chinese Move by Daylight First Time and Are Exposed to Continual Air Attacks.

Divisions Strike InDaring Gamble As Chinese Flee   Enemy Clogging Road: And Surrendering In Daytime Moves

Task Forces Chase Enemy In Daring Bid To End War   Communists Clog Roads In Daytime to Escape Onslaught

Allies Keep Reds On Run in Swift Changeof Tactics   Abandon Cautious Maneuvers for Bold Frontal Attacks, Giving Foe No Time to Regroup; Flee in Hordes

End of War May Hinge on New Offensive  Beaten Enemy Jam Roads in Flight:

Race To Wipe Out Nearly 100,000 Fleeing Chinese   UN Troops Pour Across 38th Parallel, Aim To Annihilate 80,000 To 100,000 Reds; Allies Preparing Daring Blew To Knock Communists Out Of Korean War

Fleeing Reds Clog Highways   Allies Strike Daring Blow to Win Victory. End Korean War

PROVES LESS COSTLY THAN COAL  British Perfect First Atomic Heating Plant

Quake Shock In New York  No Serious Damag   No Serious Damage Has Been Reported

Nine Firemen Injured In Fighting Flames That Threaten Plant CH Chaniivel Tlnmenans

FRESH FL THREATS FACE KANSAS AREAS   State Of Emergency Pro claimed; Nation  Rushes Help

Firemen of Kansas City Continue fo Battle Flames   Believe Huge Fire Partially Under Control: Nine Firemen Injured.

Firemen Have Some Control Over Oil Blaze   K. C. Fire Threatens Chemical Company

Kansas City Fire ls Under Control   Burning Oil Had Threatened to Get Out of Control

Blaze Checked In Kansas City  Oil Fire Spreads In Flood District

Budget Sets Record For  Peacetime   House Committee Approves Measure Asking Total Of 856 062 405.890

Will Run Over $56 Billion — Record Military Budget Ready for House Debate

Record Military Budget Given. Given Approval By House Committee   $56,062,405,890: FOR PEACETIME. DEFENSE NEEDS _ >  OKAYED; PRESIDENT’S REQUESTS: . GUT BILLION AND HALE:

House Unit OKs Record Budget For Peacetime  Military Expenses Set At $56 Billions For Fiscal Year

OK SPENDING $56 BILLION FOR DEFENSE   Record Peacetime Military Budget Aproved by Committee Is $1.5 Billion Less Than Truman Asked.   , DOES NOT INCLUDE KOREAN WAR COST   Provides Guns, Tanks, Planes and Supplies for 3,500,000-Man “Most Powerful” Striking Force

Committee Approves Big Budget   House Committee Ok’s Record - Shattering Peacetime Arms Budget Today

Huge Sum Is Approved for Armed Forces   Appropriation !s One of Biggest in Peacetime History

OK Record $56 Billion  for Arms House Committee Approves Highest

Record Peace-Time Military Budget ls Approved Today   Over 56 Billion is Approved; 12 Short Of Truman Goal

Record Peacetime Armaments Appropriation Of $56-Billion Is Approved By Coneress Committee

Record Peace Time Military Budget Okayed   House Appropriations Committee Approves Spending 56 Billions —Truman Wanted More

House Committee Approves 56 Billion Outlay for Military   Sum Is Billion and Half Below Request of President; Does Not Include 41 Billions for Public Works, Nor Korean War Since June

Committee For $19.854.128.000 to The Air Force After $647,015.000 Cut

$56 Billion Arms Budget  Is Endorsed   House Unit Approves Bill After Slash Of S1.5 Rillian

House Committee Approves Recor Military Budget But Rebukes Wasteful Armed Forces Practices

NEW PEAGETIME RECORD AS SET WITH ADOPTION   Present Measure Aimed At Financing The Defense “Department For Next Fiscal Year.

OK Record Peacetime  Arms Bill   House Appropriations Committee Approves $56 Billion Budget   ‘LESS THAN REQUESTED   Does Not Include Funds For Public Works or Cost of Korean War

Record Military Budget Approved   Texas Congressman Criticizes Waste in Manpower, Procurement

Billion And A Half Less Than Truman Requested; Military Sharply Rebuked   More Than Half Of Bill’s Total Is For Military Hardware; Committee Says Overall Objective Is To Deter Aggression And Prevent Disaster In Case Of War.

House Committee Puts O. K. On Record Peacetime Military Budget   President Vetoes Pension Boost Bill

House Debate To Commence On Wednesday   Public Works Money Is Not Included

$56 Billion Arms Budget Wins Approval   More Than Half for Ait Force; Measnre Now to House

—MONEY BILL— Committee Approves $56 Billion   Amount Requested By Truman Pared

House Grouy Q.K.’s Huge Defense Bill   Measure Trimmed From Truman Bid; Korea Tab Separate

House Group Approves Big Defense Fund   Record Budget Less Than Truman Asked; Debate Due To Open

Reeord Arms Budget OKd; 56 Billions   1.5 Billions Less Than Requested; Rebuked For Wastage

56 Billion Dollars Earmarked For U. S. Military Expansion   Kefauver Suggests New Democracy Pact

$56 Billion Arms Budget Wins Approva   House Unit Cuts Record Peacetime  Bill by $1!/2 Billion

$56 Billion Budget. . Less Than:Asked™ ~  We WIYTTYTART © awprnntacn

Debate onHuge Money Bill Set For Wednesday   ‘Wasteful’ Manpower, Procurement Practices Rapped

Group Okays Record Funds For Military   House Committee Approves Budget Of $56 Billions  For U. S. Defense

Record Military Budget Wins House Group Okay   $56 Billion Fund Approved

Wasteful Acts Of Military Criticized   Sum $1.5 Billion Less Than Truman Had Recommended

$52 Billion Arms Fund Receives OK  House Group Votes Highest Peacetime Military Budget

House Committee Passes $56 Billion Budget Bill.  For Defense Department

Record Appropriation for Services. Wins Approval of House Committee

Solons Approve Record Budget   Truman’s Request Cut by 112 Billion

FALLS SHORT OF TRUMAN PLEA BY 11, BILLION   Committee Chairman Hits Army In Report To House

Record Peacetime Military Budget Wins Committee   Over Half of the $56 Billions Will Go for Weapons, Includina Planes«

Nod is Given to Military Budget   Record Amount Has Committee Approval

House Group OKs Record Peacetime Military Budget  Committee Measure

Record Military BudgetApproved By House Group   $56,062,405,890 Bill Excludes Cost of Korea

Record Budget For Military Is Given Approval   Peacetime Spending For Defense Heads For All-time Peak

Wastetul Practices’ Bit  Record 56-Billion Military Budget Speeded In House

Committee OK's Huge Peacetime Military Budget   Have of Record Total For Buying Of War ‘Hardware’

$56 Billion Budget OK'd For Military   Record Peace Sum Endorsed to House; Waste Criticized

United States, Great Britain Give Reds Invaluable Nid  In Modernizing Arsenal

Hearst Will Provides Trust Fund Bequests   Marion Davies Legacy Cancelled; Cale of Publications Banned

Hearst, Founder Of Newspaper Chain, Dies at 88   Series of Strokes Fatal; San Francisco Funeral Awaits Widow's Arriva!

Hearst's Body Returned To His Native City  Series of Strokes Eateal Ta Nated   Series of Strokes Fatal To Noted Newspaper Publisher

Héarst’s Body Is Flown to California Where Publisher Began Great Career

Hearst Funeral In San Francisco   ‘Widow Returning From New York

W. R. Hearst Dies At 88 In Beverly Hills   Greatest Part Of Estate Is Left To His Wife

Publisher Goes Home to Frisco  Hearst's Wife Gets Large Sum But Marion Davies Is Left Out

Four Sons. Accompany Hearst's Body © To City Where He Started His-Empire

Hearst Burial Set For San Francisco   Publisher, $8, Died Yesterday At Home le Beverly Hil'’s

Hearst, Builder Of Newspaper,  Domain, Dies   Publisher, 88, Expires After Series Of Strokes: Was Colorful Journalist

‘Return Hearst's Body To His Native ‘Frisco ‘For Funeral. Burial

Hearst's Body Is Returned to City Where He Started Building ‘Empire’

Cerebral Strokes Claim Life Of Famed Publisher William Randolph Hearst

Hearst Body Flown toS.F. For Burial   Estate to Be Shared yy Family and Charitable Trust

William Randolph Hearst Returns to City Where Newspaper Domain Started

Hearst Funeral Rites in Frisco  Arrival of Widow  And Son Awaited

Tough and Stee, Tax Hike Urged By Johnston   Necessary to Control Inflation, He Tells House Committee

Johnston Urges 6 ty, 3 Tough, Steep Tax Inerease    Pay-as-We-Go Plan Would Steady the Nation’s Finances, He Declares

Urges Tough Tax Increase   Economic Stabilizer Believes I+ Would Help Control Inflation.

U.S. 1S URGED TO TIGHTEN DEFENSE PLAN   Inflation Would Make Stalin Glad Johnston Tells House

Johnston Urges Tax Increase  Sees Controls Lifted Within Three Years

Congress Urged To Adopt ‘Steep, Tough’ Tax Hike   Johnston Asks Action To Keep U. S. Finances On an Even Keel

ESA Chief For Stiff Tax To Check Spiral   Johnston Predicts Lifting of Controls In 2 or 3 Years

News Day, Night   Eric Johnston Urges ‘Tough And Steep’ Tax   Stabilizer Says Controls Can Be Lifted In Two Or Three Years, ‘Barring Full-Scale Attack’

Johnston Asks ‘Tough, Steep’ Tax Increase  May Be Removed In 2 Or 3 Years

ESA Head Asks Tough Steep Tax   Believes Present Controls May Be Eased in Time

‘Steep’ Levies Urged To Halt Money Spree   Excess Purchasing Power Termed Goal  Of Revenue £-t-Up

TOUGH, STEEP BOOST   Stabilizer Johnston Asks Tax Hikes ta Fight Inflation

Johnston Calls for Tax Increase to Curb Inflation   Economic Stabilizer Says Controls Can Be Lifted in 2 or 3 Years.

Asks Speed On Taxes   Johnston Says Steep Boost Needed to Keep Economy on Even Keel

Johnston Requests Prompt Tax Hike   Step Is Needed To Curb Inflation, He Informs Ways And Maans Groun

Big Four To Vote  On Continuing  Each Side Blames Other In Impasse

J.§. HELPS GUARD SOUTH EUROPE — Mediterranean Fleet to Use A-Bombs

U. S. Mediterranean Fleet Prepared To Launch A-Bomb Planes If Needed

"There's No Argument; Suez Canal Must Be Kept Open"—  U. S. Mediterranean Fleet Enlarced, Can Carry A-Bombs

U. $. Strengthen: Fleet In Middle Eastern Area   Mediterranean Task Force Built Up: By Navy

U.S. Fleet Set To Aid Europe If War Breaks  Carriers Appear Ready’ To Launch  a> ._...L Y¥!1.... ..

Navy Prepared For A-Bomb Role in Europe   U.S. Carriers Set to De fend Western Flank in Event of War

MEDITERRANEAN FLEET ABLE 10 HANDLE A-BOMBS   U. S$. Warships Could Launch Atomic Attack Planes, Admiral Says.

SECURITY PLAN BEING PREPARED IN CASE OF WAR   Navy Secretary Says  en, Etsenhower  Wants Carriers  ’ With Planes To Car ry Atomic Weap ons,

Fleet Has A-Bomb in Mediterranean   Hint Naval F orce Is Ready to Drop Missile in Case of War

Big U.S. Fleet Guards Europe In‘South Zone‘   Carries Capable Of Launching Aircraft With Atom Bombs -

Navy Force Can Launch Atom Attack   Strenzth Growing In Mediterranean

Strong Fleet in Mediterranean  Sixth Fleet Equipped To Launch A-Bombs

COLDER AIR ON WAY   Weatherman Predicts Light Pre cipitation Headed for State

Farm Show in Harrisburg Has Record Crowd   Exhibits Range From Machines to Homemade Clothes

Ford Grants Pay Increase   New Earnings Are Based On Federal Living Cost Index

Ford Srants Pay Increase To 119.000   Follow Suit of General Motors in Granting Cost- of-Living Waep Boost.

Ford Joins Ctker Motor Firms in  Pay Increases 699,000 Workers Will Receive Hoikas

Acheson Off To Sign Pact   Secretary Confident  Of Jap Treaty Terms

KKK ARMY ANNOUNCES PLAN FOR CHRISTIAN BREAK  ‘N SOLDIERS TRAINING

Noted Cardinal Reported Sick   Catholic Prelate Moved To Hospital; Vatican Announces New Action

Korean Wat Policy Hit By Bridges   Says Only M’Arthur Has Outlined Plans To Emerge Winners

URGE MORE AID FOR SPAIN AND LESS FOR TMT0   ore. Pee Beh Wee Qeeamey 6. N EE. o   Administration Leaders Trying to Unsnarl Foreign Assistance Bill.

Kefauver Body Accuses Former New York Mayor   William O'Dwyer Is Blasted In Crime Committee Report

Senate Committee Report Says He Aided Growth Of Organized Crime InN. Y.   ASK LAWS THROTTLING NATION'S CRIME AND GAMBLING SYNDICATE; SAY COSTELLO POWER IN NEW YORK DEMOCRAT PARTY

Kefauver Report Lashes At Politics In New York City   Crime Investigators State Ex-Mayor Of New York Named Friends Of Underworld King Frank Costello To High Public Offices; Report Asks For Federal Crime Laws

Brands Costello as Political Chief   Former NY Mayor Contributed to Oraanized Crime

GOP Makes Demand For Fast Action   White House Does Not Comment On Racket Summary

Costello Called Power Behind Democratic Politics in N. Y.      Both Craft May Be Completed Within a Couple of Years U.S. Plans $29 Million Atom-Powered Sub And Aircraft Carrier Costing $218 Million

Underworld in New York Grew With His Help   Mayor and Aides Did Nothing to Stop Evil, Senate Group Charge:

KEFAUVERHITS CRIME BOSSES   Stinging Report on Recent Events—Blows Aimed At Gambling Wave.

Probers Claim Crime Entrenched In Big Cities By Users of Violence

Costello Rated AsPower Among N.Y. Democrats   Ex-Mayor Accused Of Adding To Growth Of Organized Crime.

Claim Ex-Mayor Lax in Moving Against Costello  Gambling Profits   Gambling Profits Main Support of Big Racketeers

Report Charges Actions Fostered Growth of Crime  Committee Urges New Laws To Hit U.S. Gang Chiefs

G.0.P. LEADER SEEKS OUSTER AS AMBASSADOR   Legislation Drafted To End Gambling Cross-Ties

GOVERNORS OF FLORIDA AND MISSOURI HIT   investigation Discloses “Power of Evil” of Organized Crime Is Growing.

Report Claims Costello Power InN. Y. Politics  O'Dwyer Contributed To Crime’s Growth?

Offers Battery of Proposals To Destroy Inter state Gaming and Deflate Gang Bankroll.

Inquiry Report ls Made Public By Committee   Ambassador O'Dwyer On Spot--Enforcement Called Local Job

Reports Crime Greater Now Than In Years Past; Offers Proposals to Help Fight It; Again Raps Gov. Smith For Binaggie Link

Deportation Of Costello Proposed   Senators Charge Ex-Mavor Helped Growth Of Crime

Took No Effective Steps To Curb Viee Kings While in Office, Claim   Lash Costello Role In Dem Politics   Hard - Hitting Report of Kefauver Group Lists 22 Proposed Laws

Crime Aided By O'Dwyer, Probe Shows  G.O. P, Asks Ouster or  Denna nmuthinan

Report Says He Contributed To Crime Growth  Declares Costello Is Power in New York Democratic Party

Former Mayor of New York and ~ Governor of Missouri Are Criticized by Committee  ‘COSTELLO HAS POLITICAL PULL’   Group Headed by Senator Kefauver Rushes Lengthy Report to a Finish After Its Year-Long Investigation

Say O'Dwyer Caused Crime To Increase   Committee Says That Neither He Nor His  Appointees Took Any Effective Action

Organized Crime Aided by Envoy, Committee Says   Costello, Democratic Politics Linked, Findings Assert

Call Frank  Democratic  Kingpin Ambassador Bill ‘Took No Action’

Ex-N. Y. Mayor Aided Growth OfGangsterism, Senators Claim   ‘Testimony of Gov. Smith On Binaggio ‘Simply Not Credible’

Report Lists Costello Top Party Figure   Solons Assert Former Mayor Helped Growth Of Crime In Gotham

Crime Probers Blast O'Dwyer   Ouster of Envoy Asked After Report

0!  As Contribut te New York: Crime’   Failed as Mayor: To Act Against. ~  Underworld, Scys: ~Kefauver Resort.

O'Dwyer Said To Be Cause Of Growth of N.Y. City Crime   Gamblers Control Democratic Party

Dereliction Is Pound In Case. New York’s Former ~Mayc William O'Dwyer “For Cor tributing To Racketeering”   POWER OF OFFICE IS USED BY GOVERNO)

Says Underworld Grew; During His N.Y. Tenure   Probers Charge Costello Remains as Power in Democratic Politics

Senators Hit O'Dwyer In Report   Crime Is Labeled ‘4 Local Problem’

Contributed To Growth Of Crime in NYC   Claims Costello Still Has Influence In Democratic Party

Charges Former Mayor Aided Growth of Crime   Two Governors and Western Union Also Criticized Ene Helning ta Foster Oraanized Crime.

Probers Charge He Took No Anti-Crime Action as Official   Named Friends of Top Rocketeers to High Offices; Committee Found Corruption At All Levels of Government

Senate Probers Charge He Contributed to Its Growth in New York. Costello Seen Power in Politics.

Charges Former ‘Mayor Aided Growth of Crime  Fighting Organized Evil Largely Local

Former Mayor, Others Crificize In Senate Study   Kefauver Committee Makes Final Report

EXPOSES CRIME SYNDICATES Report On Senate Probe Says Ex-Mayor Impeded  New York Investigations

Solon Demands Ouster From Mexico Post   Crime Commission Report Says Former Mayor Costelly Friend

Hard-Hitting Report Also Rips Costello  Kefauver Committee  Would Cut Profits

SenateCrime Report Rakes O’Dwyer As Contributor To Growth Of Gotham Crime

Senate Investigators Accuse O'Dwyer Of Aiding Organized Crime In New York

“x-Mayor, Costello pommities Targets  ‘wengthy Report Asks New Laws

Crime Probers Drag O'Dwyer Back j in Light   Wherry Asks Quick Trial For Ex-Mavor On Gangster Tie-lp

Senate Crime Probers Accuse O'Dwyer Of Shielding Crime In New York: Ask Stif Laws

Senate Committee Charges Frank Costello Is Kingpin In City’s Democratic Works

Senate Investigators Say He Contributed to N. Y. Crime Growth   Committee Finds Missoun Governor's Claim “Not Credible”

Senate's Crime Probers Condemn Former N. ¥. Mayor   “Accuse Envoy To. Mexico Of Aiding Growth Of Ganas

His Actions Hurt Law, Is ‘Their View   Former Mayor Impeded Investigations Into Many Phases, Body Declares   Costello Is Power   Underworld Boss Wields Stick in Democratic Politics, They Say

SENATORS SAY CAMBLERS HAD EX-MAYOR’S AID   Committee Charges He Failed to Move Against Top Gangsters   NEW LAWS URGED   Program Offered in Attempt to Cut Down BigTime Racketeers

Senators Accuse O'Dwyer Of Aid lo Underworld  Kefauver Group Says Ex-Mayor, Appointees

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Charve That O'Dwyer Aided Organized Crime Growth

Group Makes Claim in Report Of Senate Probe   Sen, Wherry Wants Ex-Mayor Prosecuted Or Fired as Envoy

New Anti-Gambling Laws Urged By Senate Probers  FRANK COSTELLO   Tagged As Power In Democrat Party; Propose Kederal Crime Commission

O’Dwyer Blasts Back At Probers ‘  implies He Has   implies He Has NoPlansToResig1 As Ambassador

Crime Committee Hits At O'Dwyer Hard In Report   Blames Him For Rise In Gangsterism; Asks  For Batch Of Laws

Allowed Rackets To Flourish {n City, Rerort Says   Ambassador Accused Of Contributing To Growth Of Crime, Im ting Investigations In City

Ambassador Accused By Inyestigatora of Aiding in Spread of Vice in New York

‘Senate Report Names Big-Time Rackets And Leaders: Suggest New Penalties

Committee Reports Nationwide Findings and Suggestions to Put Crimp in Underworld

Report Made After Study Accuses Top  New Yorkers.   . Costello Reported To Be Influential In: Democrat Circle

Ambassador Blamed for N.Y. Crime   Probers Link Politicians With Rackets

CHARGE AID TO GROWTH OF UNDERWORLD   Kefauver Committee Says Former New York Mayor Never Took Action Against Racket Leaders.

SENATE CRIME COMMITTEE BLASTS O’DWYER   FF Ft BF POTEET  Qeaiare Pormor N.Y. Mauor Aided Racketeers: Two Governors and Western Union Also Criticized

Report Given To Nation By Crime Probers  Results Of Long Probe Of Crime Are Announced  By FRANK B. ALLEN

Senate Investigators Also Reveal In Report That Costello Is Power In Demo Politics

Laws to Crush  Crime Asked   Report Says Former N.Y. Mayor Failed to Take Action Against Top Gangsters

Accuse Former Mayor of Giving Underworld Aid   Charge Ambassador Gave Appointments to Friends Of Racketeer Costello

Costello Tabbed Underworld King By Investigators   Crime Probers Claim Former N. Y. Executive Named to Public Office, Friends of Noted: Racketeers; Asked to Throttle Syndicates _

Senate Probers Ask for Laws fo Throttle Crime  Costello Called  InMmAnrin   Costello Called Kingpin In N. Y. Democrat Politics

Criminals Favored By His Actions   Committee Says He Assisted in Growth Of Organized Crime

Probers Call Costello N. Y Demo Power   Investigators Urge Hitting Mobsters in Their Wallets  Re TAY CUuAnRWICK

SENATE'S CRIME REPORT ATTACKS O’OWYER STAND   Former New York Mayor Accused Of Permitting Violations OF Law—Offi cials Blasted.

Local Officials Urqed To Fight 'Evil Power’ Of Organized Rackets

Senate Probers Make Startling Revelations —  Criminal Influences   Criminal Influences Sway Politics, Says Kefauver Report

Probers Say He Aided U.S. Rackets   Committee Claims Mayor Was Friend Of Many Gamblers

Ambassador Assists Crime  Says Report   Senate Committee Issues Full Report On Year-Long Probe Of Nation’s Rackets

Kefauver Commitiee Reports to Congress ' 1 “ _ Se a ee a oe   UDWYER LIN  By JOHN CHADWICK

ate Crime Committee’s eport Declares O’Dwyer elned N. Y. Racketeering

eo oy ee] ey =! SS  Ketauver Groun Asks Laws to Compbat Urime syndicates probe hichlichés en Paces 16 end 2)  O’DWYER IS SCORED IN CRIME REPORT

Kix-VMayvor Accused of Actions Impeding Inquiries Into Rackets: Laws Urged to Cut Gambling Profits

Kefauver Group Hits New York, Chicago Combine  Report Hits O’Dwyer For Impeding Probe; Crime Lacal Problem

Senate Crime Investigating Committee Accuses Ambassador 0’ Dwyer of Contributing to Growth of Organized Crime in New York City

Kefauver Committee Reports to Congress   O’DWYER LINKED TO CRIME IN NEW YORK

Senate Probers. Accuse O'Dwyer Of Aiding Crime   Say Neither He Nor His Appointees Took Action Against Criminal Leaders

President Dared lo Probe Charge   Democrat Chairman Linked to RFC Loan

BOYLE ASSERTS HE HAD NOTHING 10 WITH BIG RFC LOAN   Democratic Committee Chair. man Denies Any Connection With Advance to St, Louis Printing Firm.      SHABGES AN EFFORT TO DISTORT FACTS   Declares He Dtid Not Hold Present Post When Directors Passed on Company's Application.   “Back-to-School” Merchandise Featured This Week in Joplin

Boyle Denies Loan Tieup  Disclaims Influencinc  oF ee ARK Fm. _1t

Senator Byrd Asks Truman to Defend Or Fire Bill Boyle   Only Democratic National Committee Could Fire Boyle

Boyle Denies Link With RFC Lithofold Loan.  Party Chairman Paid $1,250 for Legal Services

Boyle Denies Any Connection With RFC Loan   Admits Serving Firm, But Says No Loan Involved

Boyle Denounces  RFC Loan Tie-In  Demo Chief Denies Link With St. Louis Companv

Chairman Of Democrats Denies RFC Connection In $565,000 Loan Case

Democratic Chief Denies R.F.C. Loan Connection   Boyle Declares He Represented Firn For Short Period

Defend Boyle Or Fire Him. Byrd Urges   Truman Is Challenged To Report On Facts In RFC Loan

Boyle Makes Formal Denial  Of Charges   Says He Had Nothing to Do With RFC Loan for St. Louis Printing Firm

Officials Seek Curb on Mac’s Talking  Department Asks Halt to Talks

*M’Arthur Faces Diplomacy Ban   London, Paris Blast Peace Feeler Offer; UN Hints Declaration

Peace Remark Arouses Ire of Statesmen.   Checkrein Urged on Army Chief's Diplomatic Moves

Officials Seelz Curb on Mac’s Talking   Departmen! Asks Halt to Talks by Gen, MacArthur

WATCH PRICE WAR GOING TO COURT   Firms Selling Goods Not Carried Before; U. 5. Senate Group Plans Investiaation

Watches Sell At Half Price   New York Bargain War Extends to National Brands

New York Watct Prices Slashed  Nationally-Known   Nationally-Known Brands Half-Priced

Reds Trying For May Day Knockout   3,365 Communist Vehicles Spotted Moving to Front

Reds Hoping To Take Seoul As May Day Prize   Allies Defending With Curtain Of Artillery.

ee eeeeyeeeeyeEEEeEeEeEeEeEeaeaeaeaeaeaEeEeaeaErSE=__  Allies Dig In To Defend Seoul From Chinese Reds

Allied Troops Fire Artillery Around Seoul   Commander Says War-Shattered City Will be Defended; Shock Units Gather

Curtain Of Fire Is Laid Before Korean Capital   Allies Decide To Defend City In Face Of Heavy Red Offensive; Allied Planes Resume Attack

TEMPERATURE   Reds Mass For All-Out Attack   Curtain Of Fire Hits Enemy Around Capital

BY RED FORCE I$ EXPECTED   Chinese Communists Rush Reinforcements For New Assault

General Decides To Protect City   Chinese Communists Pour Down From North For Mass Assault; Airmen Spot 3,365 Red Vehicles Moving Along Western Front 

Van Fleet Plans Limited Defense Of the Cupital   Reports Indicate Chinese Massad For Attack Suffer Shortaade of Food

ALLIES ORDERED TO DEFEND CITY BY. VAN FLEET   UN Artillery Raises: Explosive Curtain of Fire Before Capital   FOE SETS ASSAULTS   0,000 Communist Troops in Readiness for Prize t Atkack

Van Fleet Says Allies Will Defend Seoul   UN Forces Fire 45,709 Rounds of Artillery Sunday

Korean Capital To Be Defended   Enemy Believed Less Than Seven Miles From City

Fiery Curtain Encircles Seoul  Allied Artillery Blasting Chinese

Foe Masses To Take City For May Day   Allied Stand Planned North Of ROK Capital

Shells Back Promise To  Defend City   Red Shock Troops Gather For Drive On Former Canjtal

Allied Artillery Lays Curtain Of Fire Before Reds in Defense of Historic Seout

Use Artillery in Defense of Seoul  U. N. Forces Fire 45,709 Rounds at Gathering Red Forces  VEHICLES ARE MOVING  Chinese Communists Pou Out of North Korea for  Mass Assault

ALLIES MASS ARTILLERY 10 HOLD OFF FOE   Pour Curtain of Fire in Path of Reds Preparing for May Day Assault.   CHINESE BRING IN SHOCK TROOPS   Pour in Reserves for AllOut Attack Despite Loss of 70,000 Men in Seven Days.

Van Fleet To Fight For Seoul   Allied Artillery Lays Curtain Around Capital

Defense Of Seoul To Be Made By U.N.   Chinese Communists Pour Down From North For Mass Assault Desnite Heavy Loscec

Capital Will Be Defended   Van Fleet Says City _ Has Prestige as Capital; Will Not Make It A Second Stalingrad

Gen. Van Fleet Announces Plans To Defend Cify  Reds Seek To Capture Old Capital As May Day Prize

Curtain of Artillery Awaits Red Smash   Massed Cannon Plaster Reds’ Buildup Which Aims to Seize Seoul As May Day Prize Conquest

Allied Artillery Roars Defiance at Massing Foe   Van Fleet Decides to Defend Capital; Enemy Pours in Troops

Van Fleet Orders Army To Stand in  Defense of Seoul  U.N. Leader Hopes To Block Capture As May Day Prize

Reds Ready For Drive O Old Capital   City Would Be May Day Prize

Seoul Goal For Enemy Holiday   U.N. Artillery Pours 45,709 Shells Into Communist Lines

Seoul Will Be Defended, Allied Commander Say:  Explosive Curtain Of Fire Laid Down

Artillery Lays Down Fire Wall North of City   Reds Mass for All-Out May Day Assault on ‘Kerean Capital

Allied Big Guns Rake Bloody Line   U.N. Leader Declares City to Be Defended, Without Big Sacrifice

SeoultoBe © Defended By Ailied Force   Heavy Artillery Fire Raises Curtain on UN Effort to Hold South Korean Capital City

Reds Hope To Seize Hub As May Day Prize   Van Fleet Announces Intent To Defend Capital

U.N. Forees Making Stand ‘At Han River and Pr repare ‘To Defend Old Capital City

Chinese Armies Mass For Drive On Capital City  Bar Kleet Nercferce   Van Fleet Decfores Defense Stand Wilt Be Made Above Seoul

Pour. Curtain’ of      CHINESE BRING  a IN SHOCK TROOPS             Pour in Reserves for All - Out Attack Despite of 70,000 Men i in Se Days. ieee

Allied Curtain Of Artillery Defends Seoul   Food Shortage Hampers Drive By Communists

IRE CURTAIN 3 LAD OWN BEFORE SECU   Defense of Capital Depends on Strength Shown in Red Attack,

Van Fleet Will Defend Capital City   Enemy Pouring Down For Mass Assault;  : : Probe Lines

UN Troops Dig in for Seoul Stand   Communists Gather Shock Forces for All-Out Assault

Heavy Artillery Curtain Laid Down as Ching Hordes Draw Closer   General Says U.N. To Defend Town   Reds Lose 70,000 in Drive io Make a May Day Prize of Capital

Prepare for Red Assault On Capital   Communists May Attempt Capture As May Day Prize

Allied Guns Ring Seoul With Curtain Of Fire   Heavy Artillery Blasts Chinese Reds In Korea

RED FORCES POUR DOWN FROM NORTH   Van Fleet Says City Is Vital Strategically

ALLIED ARTILLERY LASHES REDS IN DEFENSE OF CITY   Thousands of Chinese Troops Gather © For Assault on South Korean Capital; U.S. Tank Patrols Rip Enemy At Night.

FIRE GURTAIN GUARDS SEOUL FROM REDS   UN Forces Will Defend City Says General Van Fleet

Allies Will Defend City   Chinese Massing for New Big Assault Against New Alfied Defense. Lines

Artillery Keeps Reds  From Prize   City To Be Defended: Reds Pour Down From North Korea

U.N. Forces Battle Red Drive on Seoul   Curtain of Allied Artillery Laid Down on Advancing. Enemy as Gen. Van Fleet Orders Ruined Capital Defended in Bold Decision

Ruins of City To Be Defended By Allied Force   Red Losses Heavy But More Poured ir To Replace Dead

‘ALLIED STAND TAKEN NORTH OF CAPITAL   Red-Held Sector Blanketed With Artillery Fire

Artillery Lays Curtain Of Fire At Seoul As Reds Try For May Day Prize

Bold Stand Announced  By Van Fleet   Communists Pour “Toward Torn City As LN. Forces Die fn

Reds Trying to Capture Capital As May Day Prize  90ND NNN Communist   20,000 Communist: Gathering for Assault On City

Defenses of Seoul  Planned to North   Allies Lay Curtain of Fire for Reds Advancing on Old Capital

Allied Artillery Rings Seoul With Curtain of Fire  Seoul to be Defended, Says Van Fleet; Reds  Di. bAw.. Pan.. ALL. 8.

ARTILLERY FIRE OF U.N. TROOPS CHECKS ENEMY   Chinese Communists Continue To Pour Down From North For Mass Attack Upon Capital.

Reds Expected To Go All Out. On May  Drive   Foe Is Pressing On Defenses  Before Seoul

UN Forces Prepare For Delense of Seoul  A Ll] 2... TNL.   Artillery Lays Down Heavy Fire as Reds Mass to Attack Capital.

Shells Fired at Gathering Red:   Stand to Be Made North of Capital

Allies Put Ring of Fire Around City   Van Fleet Says Seoul Will Be Defended

Van Fleet Is Determined To Hold Capital  Han River Line   Han River Line Vital To Allies, Commander Says

Red Organize Shock Troops Hoping For Conquest Of Capital By May Day

Explosive Curtain of  Allied Fire   Block Gathering Red Army Intent on Seizing Seoul As May Day Prize   TO DEFEND CAPITAL   Navy Air Power Joins Ground Force Attack On Massing Communists

Allied Forces Get Order To Defend Seoul   Reds Reported Massed _In Effort To Capture dt As May Day Prise

Commander of Allied Ground Forces Masses Artillery For Defense of the Historic City

THE NATION TODAY  Truman Leadership F acing Strong Congressional Test

lranian Walkout Russ Veto Seen   Intervention Out, Soviet Delegate Says

Go Dy tvs rever  Hottest Man. in World Still Alive  WGISTILO MOC

Florida Man Is ‘Feeling Just Fine’ After Surviving 109 Temperature

Costello Citizenship Case Causes Furore   Inmigratian Commissioner Urged To Take Aletive Interest -lffer Senate Crime Learinag

Kefauver Urges Fast Action To Deport Costello  Immigration Head Says Case Will Be  Hard to Prosecute

Beatty Unable To Save Animal Circus Tiger "Star" Killed By Huae Lion

Lion Kills Tig ger During Circus Before 3,000 Children in: Detroit!

‘Lion in Sudden Attack Kills Tlaer   Law of Jungle Asserts Se} th Sawdust Ring of Ciyde Beatty Circus

African Lion Kills Tiger In Detroit Circus  Clyde Beatty Mourn CIN ANH I acc

Thousands of School Children Witness Battle to Death Between Lion and Tiger

Jungle Beasts Battle to the Death Before Crowd of Children at Circus

Violent Storm Lashes Phila., 3 Men Killed   High Winds Cause Heavy Damage in Metropolitan Area

Nebraska Court Says Kitts Guilty   Justices Rule He Must Serve Term; Faces U.S. Charge

Supreme Court Rules Convict Serve 12 Years   For Burglary; Affect on Federal Charges Is Not Yet Clear

We we EINES LAA  U. N. Observers Find Chi nese Digging Out New Air Fields   NAMED TO N. R. O. T. C

Mickey Swaps $250 Suit  For Jail’s Blue Denims   Unhappy Gambler Refused Freedom ‘ On Boil after Tax Fraud Verdict

Cohen, Convicted of Tax Dodging, Claims Innocence, Plans to Appeal

Wheelchair Cripple Shoots At His Wife  Dies By Own Hand — On Busy Street —

Olean Man Kills Self On Street   Shoots at Wife And Co-Worker At Furnace Plant

U.S. Will Ask Another  Try to Solve Iran Crisis THITEN WATIONS N.Y.

Bickering Over Jessup Continues      Senate Subcommittee Ende Hearings On U.N. Nomination

Stassen, State Differ on Jessur  Senate Subcommittee Weiahs:Nomination

Bickering Between Stassen, State Department Over Jessup Continues

Senators Delay Action on Jessup   But Stassen Continues Sniping at Ambassador

Stassen, State Department Continue Debate Over Jessup’s Past Policies

Vandenberg Diary On Aid To China   Discloses Security Council Advised Stopping Aid

PLANE DROPS FLARES ABOVE PEACE CAMP”   ‘ Reds Make Another Charge of Bombing - In Kaesong Region

Mystery Plane ‘Bombing’ Start New Arguments  Possible, UN Says, But Not UN Plane

Plane Drops Flares Over  U.N. Camp   Unidentified Craft Also Lights Up Train Housing Newsmen; U.S Accused Of Lying

Two-Engined Plane Unidentified Over  Munsan Sector   Allied Send Team To Probe New, Red Charge That U. S. Craft Bombed Kaesona Neutral Zone

#lares Dropped Over Truce Area In New Incident  Correspondents At ® Parley Say Ship  ee Se ee eee

Plane Drops Dozen Flares At Munsan   Incident Occurs After Rejection Of Red Claim

Unidentified Plane Drops 12 Flares Over Advance United Nations Camp   Biggest Battle Raging Since Truce Talks Started in July

Mystery Flares Add fo Truce Rif   Allies Reject Latest Protests of Enemy

Unidentified  Plane Looses  Twelve =o  Some Also jo Dropper at ( Geer   ae, Gi   Some Also Dropped Over UN Correspondents’ Train

NEW INCIDENT COMES AFTER NEW WRANGLE   Officials of UN Unable to Give  Kn Fwynilanatian

Strange Plane Drops Flares On U.N. Camp  Unidentified Aircraft Flies Over Advance Camp ot Munsan  RITE ETING

CONVERSATION BETWEEN REDS AND U. N. INVESTIGATORS OF ALLEGED BOMBING IS CAUSTIC

Allied Officials Reject Claims U.N. Responsible  At Least 12 Flares Dropped Over UN Base

Incident at Munsan Follows Rejection by UN , Liaison Officers of Red Allegations :That Kaesong Had Been Bombed—Air Force Says “All  Possibilities’ Are Being Invectic.s.2

Allies Visit ‘Raid’ Hole In New Charge  American Officer, Red Exchange Hot

Macy Cuts Prices on 5,978 Items   Million Pieces of Merchandise Marked Down by Store.

May Increase Current Goal For Services  Dinancocemen Usor   _ Congressmen Hear  . Admiral Forecast Hike Unless World Affairs Improve

ABRIAL ALI MALTON  U. N. Air Forces Cite , Loss Of 212 Planes in Korea

212 Allied Planes Lost  In Korea   Air Force Lists Losses In Peninsular War Since Last June.

NO PROGRESS _ON BUFFER ZONE IN TRUCE TALKS   Negotiators Can’t Even Agree Where Battle Line is Today.

Truce Parley On Stop Line Again F utile:   “Communist Proposal Rejected By. Allies; - Will Resume Tonight

REDS WANT U.N. LINES PULLED 15 MILES BACK   Another Meeting Planned Tonight By Subcommittee

Cease-Fire Negotiators Fail Again   Sixth Meeting  Is Scheduled For Tonight; Fach Side Proposes New Line

Location Of Buffer Zone  Main Issue   Monday’s Session Called ‘Fruitless’ By Gen. Nackols

Reds Want Allied Troops To Quit Hard-Won ‘Area   Communists Ask UN Forces To Withdraw As Much As 15 Miles; Sixth Meeting For Tonight

Make No Progress For Buffer Zone   Conferees in a Three and Half Hour Session in  Panmunjom

Chinese Attack Allied Held Hill   Enemy Stopped by Mortars on Central Front

EFFORT TQ EN PARLEY TIE-UP MAKES NO GAIN   Sixth Meeting Slated Tonight — Both Sides Reject Each Other's Armistice Proposals.

Sixth Meeting Is Scheduled For Tonight   Reds Seek Hard Won Allied Gains In North Korea

No Progress At Panmunjom  Negotiators To Renew Talks Again Tonight

Buffer Zone Location  Is Bis Stumbling Block   Reds Still Insisting Allies Pull Back Fifteen Miles, Giving Up Much Of Hard  Won Positiang.

TRUCE TALKS AGAIN BOGGED   Negotiators Fail To Agree On Armistice Buffer Zone

Allied Spokesman Terms Discussion As Inconclusive   Demarcation Line Is Latest Holdup In Truce Parley

UN Negotiators Call Session “Completely Inconelusive’   Communist Mortar Fire Pounds Infantry In Center

Truce Teams Fail To Gain   Beth Sides Are Firm On Demands For Buffer Zone

Truce Session Said Fruitless Buffer Zone Site  pernaetkon f ‘wwe kcumcr mn

Negoliators Fail lo Reach Agreement on Buffer Zone   To Meet Again Tonight: Allies Refuse Further Consideration of Red Plan

NEED TO AGREE ONBUFFER ZONE FOR ARMISTICE   Delegates Plan to Hold Their Sixth Meeting Tuesdav

Korean 1a Bo g ged Down   Set Another Meeting; Reds Show Signs of Softer Attitude . _

Chinese Attack Is Repulsed By  Allied Forces  Reds Fail To Drive U.N Off Hill Southeast Of Kumsona

Talks Fail To Choose  Butter Zone   Ceasefire Negotiators Schedule Their Sixth Meeting for Tomorrow

Truce Parleys Still Drag Along   Buffer Zone Remains Chief Stumbling Block

No Agreement  On Buffer Line   Allied and Communist Negotiators Unable to Make Any Proqress:

No Progress On Location  Buffer Zone   Allies And Reds Differ On Present Battle Contact Line

Make No Progress For Buffer Zone   Conferees in a Three and Half Hour Session in  Panmunjom   REDS CHARGE A HILI   Allies Move Ahead as Much as 1,200 Yards on Wes tern Front

Truce Teams Fail To Make Any Progress  Sixth Session Set For Tonight

Buffer Zone Item Delays Progress   New Meet Scheduled For 8 o’clock Tonight, Blytheville Time

Fail to Agree On Cease-Fire Line In Korea   Screaming Reds Fail to Oust Allies from Hills

Armistice Talks Still a Failure  Truce Teams Slate Thair Sivth Saccinn

Truce Talks Fail to Show Progress   Gl Must Remain  In Korea for  TS ogee, “TS a TS

Each Side Adamant On Stand   Sixth Seseion Set,  ‘Bat Efforts So Far hea Called ‘Beetle’?

New Session Scheduled On Buffer Zone   Negotiators Fail To Make Any Progress Today {r Their Discussions ©} Korean Truce Line

Reds Prepare To Fight Back Below Parallel   MacArthur Imposes Censership to Yeil Moves Of Allied Units in Vicinity of Boundary;  Fnemy Stffens Resistance in Center

Acheson Sees Unity Progress  Secretary Replies To U. S. Criticisms

C&P Requests 4th Rate Hike Since War Il   Company Cites Mounting Costs

No Specific Amount Named pk Ra At Mint MMi tc  C &P Telephone Company Asks SCC For an Increase in Rates

Enemy Falls Baek Across  Entire Front   UN Planes Rake Retreating Forces With Deadly Fire

Communists Flee Triangle   Troops Race Through Stronghold: U.S. Planes Hammer Retreating Red:

Reds Abandon: Pyonggang in Withdrawal—   Planes Attack Red Troops Traveling in Camouflaged Columns

Two Powerful Allied Tank-Infantry Columas Driving On Pyonggang From Other Anchors, Meet Only Slicht Resistance On Entire Front

Believe Reds May Be Gone Out of City   Last Anchor of Shattered Iron ‘Friangle Is Goal

LastA nchorOFTrianel gle’ A pparently Mitel’   Two Allied Forces Driving Toward Pyonggang From Chorwon And Kumhwa; Planes Race Ahead

Powerful Allied Forces, Backed by Planes, Give  Enemy Severe Pounding

General Retreat Reported Across Korean Front  Reds Are Leaving  Last Anchor of CL .asfs ld Tl.

Patrols Test Red Strength in Ruined Cit   Artillery Shelling Piles of Rubble, Once Capital of Korea  Be ROBERT EUNSON

UN Artillery Hits City At  Close Range   ROK Patrols Test Red Strength; Four  Divisions Poised

Strength Inside City Given Test   Four Allied Divisions Press Against Han As Further Orders Awaited

Force Poised On Han After Fast Advance   Yongdungpo, Industrial Suburb, Faille; Patrol Of ROK In Old Capital

Allies Await Orders To Enter City   Chinese Leave Defense to North Koreans

City Blazing Under phot          Third ‘and ‘25th’ Divisions Are Poised for. annie To Recapture ‘City Lost to Reds Jan: 7

Allied Patrols Test Red Power In Flaming Seoul   U. N. Artillery Blasts City; Surge Up to Han River

Also Capture Yongdungpo   Three Swift Blows Set AlHes Poised to Atteck S. Kereen Copel

Patrols Test Red Strength Inside Seoul   Troops Expect Orders To Hurdle Han River; Port, Air Field Taken

Truce Talks Predicted — At New Site   Ridgway May Call Parley Along Border Between Communist, U .N. Lines

To Request Conference On Border?   Expect Gen. Ridgway Will Reject Reds Allegations About Neutrality

Expected to Reject Communist Charge Of Alleged Bombing Of Kaesong, But May Offer To Drop Matter, Resume Cease-Fire Talks

MDGWAY MAY REQUEST SITE INFRONTLINE   UN Commander May Send His Reply to Red Protests Within 36 Hours.

U.N. Commander Likely to Reply In 36 Hours  Tokyo Observers Expect  Canferance ta Recume

Expect UN Reply To Red Charges Jn Short Time   Allied "Commander Expecied to Reject Red Allegation of Neutrality Violation

Truce Talks May Be Resumed Monday   Gen. Ridqway Is Expected To Reply To Red Protests Within 36 Hours

Ridgway May Propose  New Truce-Talks Site   Negotiations Expected To Be Resumed; UN Commander Will Reject Protest Against “Bombing’

Ridgway Might Propose to Reds To Resume Talk:   Allied General May Suggest Parley Be At Different Place

Believe Ridgway Considers Asking New Truce Zone  Plan Wauld Pave Way

Red Probe Opens in Hollywood   Harold Ashe, Free Lance Magazine Writer, First Witness.

Work of Reds in Films Is Told in Probe   Communists Sought to Exploit Big Names, Writer Savs

Reds Sought Film ‘Names’   Rich Bonanza Tapped, Witness Declares

New Housing  Law Relaxes Credit Curbs   President Signs Bill. FRB Amends  Regulation *X’

No Enemy Opposition Found In Kaesong, Few  Reds Left Below Line   Communist Armies At Eastern End Of Line Appear To Be Falling Back Toward Wonsan.

Allies Enter Parallel City   Korean Town Of Kaesong Falls; Bad Weather Hampers Air Activity

PATROLS PUSH INTO KAESONG ON WEST FRONT   Reds Hold High Ground to Northwest — Enemy Falling Back In East.

Allied Forces Drive Back Into Kaesong  Last’ Communist _. . @.,,ah.   Last Communist Held Base South Of 38th Parallel

Red Forces Still Hold Hig Gromd Overlooking CityAllies Make No Attempt T Occupy City However   RED FORCES FALLING BACK TOWARD WONSA)

United Nations Columns Take Over Kaesong   Chinese Communists Withdraw Last Of Their Combat Troops From South Korea; Allies Capture Kaesong, First Major City Taken By Reds In Invasion Last June

UN Troops Drive into Kaesong   First City To Fall To Communists in Their Raid. June 25

Allies Halt Red Attack  Above Inje   Reds Leave Last Major Bastion In South Korea

UN Troops Re-enter Kaesong, Last  Major Red-Held City South of Parallel

Last Of Foe EK vacuates South Korea   Kaesong Is Seized By United Nations   Enemy Fighting Stubbornly On East; Resistance Light Elsewhere

Chinese Withdraw From Last Toehold Below 38th Parallel  Poor Weather Ends Air Battes in Which 10 Red Planes Downec

United Nations Forces Enfer City of Kaesong  Poor Weather Puts End to Air Flights

Wind, Volunteers Save Tiny Washington Town   Forest Blaze Rages toward Indian Villace: Train’Sparks Start Fire ~

Wind Shift Spares Town   Forest Blaze of Month Ago Revives, Shears Edge OF Legging Community

Volunteers Save Old Logging Tows   Red-Eyed Fire Fighters, ‘Providential’ Shift Of Wind Are Given Credit

FOREST FIRE SPARES TOWN   ‘Providential’ Shift In Wind Aids Red-Eyed Fire Fighters

20,000-Acre Blaze—   Shifting Winds Prevent Fire. From Destroying Little Town

mas Of Fire 2 In Southwestern U. 5. Skies Puzzle Experts on Meteors

Ignore Meteor Pattern  Mysterious Fireballs Range Southwest, Puzzle Scientist

Too Frequent To Be Meteors, Expert Says Gigantic Fireballs Puzzle Southwestern Observers

Unusual Number Of Meteors Puzzle Experts   Seven Fireballs Noticed in Last 11  Days in Southwest

What Are Big Fireballs Zipping Through Skies? Experts Puzzled by Unusual Number and Size

 Fir eballs Cover Seven-Stat  Unusual Number Of Odd Meteors Flash Through Southwestern Sky-

QUEER METEOR SHOW PUZZLES SKY EXPERTS   Seven Fireballs of Exceptional Size Zip Over Seven State Area.

Record Number of Big Meteors in Southwest U. 8. Puzzle Observers

Flurry of Meteors Puzzling Experts   Seven Fireballs of Unusual Size Not Acting as Ordinary Meteors Do

Fyperts Study Reports On Sty Objects   Believed Not Part Of Leonid Shower

What Are Those Fello  Flurry of “Falling b Meteors Puzzles Expat

Meteorites Pose Puzzle   Unusual Number Seen In SW Skies Have  Experts Wondering

[ots of Unusual ‘Meteors’ Flashing In Southwest Skies Baffle Experts -

Meteorites on Rampage  Met s Ask the A- Bomb Experts— Unequalled in History.

 ZOOMING GREEN LIGHT. . .  Southwest Puzzled At   Unusual Meteorites

UNUSUAL PHENOMENON Meteorites In Skies Over Southwest Baffle Experts

‘Unusual Number Of Meteorites In Southwestern Skies Most Puzzling   Experts Can’t Explain And Say The Great Amoun Of Fall Borders On The Unnatural; Many  Observers Renorting.

7 TS We fvi  Unusual  Number Ot Meteors In Southwest Puzzles Experts

Only Hangover Is Free—     New Year's ‘Eve Celebration In Night Spots Is Expensive 

Celebrating in N.Y. Glitter Spots? Then Take a Hatful of Money Along

Walkouts Hit More Plants Of Ohio Power   Pickets At Canton And Other Spots Of Central Division

Ohio Power Co. Strike Spreads   Central Division Service Men CQut

GI Jane May Take Bigger Part In Detense Effort, Solon Indicates   Expected To Relieve Desk-Bound Men For Active Combat Service

Desk Bound Gls May Gel Field Duty   GI Janes May Take Over.Many  Non-Combat Jobs

CLOSE SURVEY PLANNED FOR MOVING UNITS   Armed Services Group To Study Replacing Men By GI Janes

Survey May Put Women in Desk Jobs, Mare Combat-Qualified Men to Front

Survey Planned On Jobs For Gi Janes   Combat- Qualified Mer Would Be Moved Into Field Forces

Number Of Women In  Uniform May Increase   Survey Planned To See How Many Military Jobs Open To G! Jane

Gl Jones Mey Take Many Military Jabs Military Manpower Shift To Be. Studied

Women for Gl Jobs Object of  Senafe Survey  Next Step Slatec After Approval  Of 18-Year Draft

Soybeans   America’s Armed Strength Has Grown Rapidly Since Korean War Began—Danger Is Greater

1,341,000 Men Mobilized By U.S. In Year   Nation Has Come A Long Way Since Korean Outbreak

1,841,000 More Men Under Arms Today Than o Year Ago.  l/.S. Has Come Along Rapidly on Mobilization

MILITARY MIGHT OF NATION CITED   America Itas About 1.841,6000 More Men Under Arms Than Year Ago When Reds Invaded.

Dems Move to Terminate Inquiry Pane etiaphen ieee Rast: pee ae NNER De  GOP Asks Statement Of Korean War Aims

Warren Backs Klocksiem and Flays Gardena   Southland Joints Basis for Rackets, Executive Declares

Education Board Would Become University System Spending Authority Under Bill in House

Senate Probe of MacArthur Case Starts May 3   Whité House Asserts General Was Sent Reasons for Ouster

MacArthur Hearings Start May 3   Senators: Agree Public May Hear Everything Except Most Secret Data in Polhieyv Airing

Say Records Will-Back Up Gen. MacArthur   Personal. Advisor Charges General ‘Staff Endorsed General MaecArthur’s Views.

Mac To Testify May 3 Before Senate Group   Inquiry Into Firing, Foreign Policies Get Behind-Closed-Door Sounding Next Montt

Taft Urges GOP Attack  On Truman   Far East Policy Row Shaving Ein

Aid Says Mac Views Backed In One Note —   Gen. Ridgway Also Urged: Pentagon to Use Chiang Troops

Senate Committee Will Investigate Firing of Noted Military Leader   Most of Hearings Open To Public   Reasons for Dismissal Sent Mae In Tokyo, White House Declares

Foreign Policy Probe Senate Hearing On Gen MacArthur To Be Mav 3

TRUMAN STA BRINGS ATTACKS BY REPUBLICANS   Democrats Reply With Criticism Of Mac Arthur, One Warn. ing Of Bomb Attack By Russia.

MacArthur Inquiry Set For May 3   Plan Closed Hearing: Unless General Asks Open Session

 Republicans Expected To Organize Case  For Broader Prosecution Of Korean Wat

Republicans Set To Present Case For Prosecution   Bridgers, Knowland Expected To Lead GOP Far East View

Senate Probe of MacArthur Case And Foreign Policies Is Due . May 3: Closed-Door Hearing Seen

Invest ligation Ot Dismissal Opens May 3   General Agrees To Testify; White House Denies No Reason Given

G.OP. Eyes Broadened  Korean War   Prepares Its Side Of Dispute Amid New Slaps At MacArthur

6.0.P. fo Act Independently Of MacArthur   Will Present Own Arguments for Action in Korea

Aide Says Joint Chiefs Backed Him   Whitney Also Claims Ridgway Wanted to Use Nationalists

GOP Readies Its Versions  P *, , Ot Far East   Leaders to Take Lead in Case for Wider  Korean War

M‘Arthur Probe To Open May 3   Most of Sessions to Be Open to Public

Republicans To Present Own Case In Row Over Truman Far East Policies

GOP Moves to Present Own Side in MacArthur Argument   l'art Says Republican Members of Armed Services Committee To Oraantra Caca

Independent Side Of Case Will Be Given   Group to Take Lead In Organizing For Broader Prosecution  Of the Korean War

Senate To Start  MacArthur Probe  lestimony May 3 Only Full Security  Data To Be Secret During Inquiry

Committee to. Hear General’s Policy Views   Inquiry Will Be Made Public ‘If At All Posible’

Taft Declares Reply Requirec In Policy Row   - MacArthur Proposals Again Under Fire By _ Democrats In Capital

Taft fo Demand Wide Expansion Of Korean War   Action to Come As ‘Independent’ From M’‘Arthur Row

M Arthur Probe To Open May 3  Closed-Door Session Desired by Russell -

SENATE INQUIRY INTO MAC OUSTER TO BEGIN MAY 3   Closed Door Session Planned But General May Get Open Hearing

GOP fo Present MacArthur Case  Will Seek Broader Pancerutian of War

GOP Moves to Present Independently Its Side of Row Over Truman Far East Policy

Whitney Says Joint Chiefs’ Support of MacArthur On Recorc   Also Says Ridgway Wrote Pentagon In Support of General

MacArthur Hearings to Start May 3   Testimony May ‘Mostly Be Public; Want People to Have Full Story

MacArthur Adviser Claims Proof Staff  Endorsed General   Ridgway Also Recommended U sing Nationalists, Whitney Says

MacArthur Agrees To Testify Before Probers On May 3  Senate Committees To Investigate His Dismissal by Truman

Mac Dispute Hearing ls Slated  nate Leader:   Senate Leaders Urge Inquiry Be Open to the Public

Ouster Order Gets Priority,   Foreign Policy Is Also Under Scrutiny May 3

Republicans Would Show Separate Viev   Independent, But The Same Basic Plan As MacArthur

Public Hearings Urged , Senate Inquiry Into Firing Of M’Arthur to Begin May 3

War Policy Airing Scheduled May 3   Sen. Taft Heads Move To Back Broader Korean Battle Strateay

AMID FRESH DEM ATTACKS Republicans To Seek Broader Prosecution Of Korean War

Will Be Star Witness In Senate Probe   Proposal To Keep Sessions Closed Meets Objection

MacArthur Hearing Set For May 3   Senate Cominitiee To Begin Probe In Closed Session

In MacArthur Squabble  Republicans Prepare Case As  Democrats Loose New Attacks

Query of Removal Of General Is Set for May 3   Statement of Reasons For Action Reported Sent to Tokvo

MacArthur Probe Set For May 3   Senate Inquiry Due to Include Far East Policy

Senate Inquiry Into Mac's Firing To Start May 3  Taft Expects GOP To Drive far   Taft Expects GOP To Drive for Broadenina Fiqht

Gen. W Arthur Obtained Staff  Endorsement  Views Of Chiefs In   Views Of Chiefs In Official Record; To Testify May 3

Benton Launches Newest Attack On MacArthur  GOP Prepares   GOP Prepares To Present Side In Policy Row

GOPs Move To Present  wh Pacific Case      Sen. Taft Says _ . Party To Prepare Specific Data —

— MESSAGES — Collins Got Ridgway’s Strong OK   ASKED CHIANG’S TROOP BACKING

Tax Unit Begins Big Probe Into Staff's Affairs  Questionnaires . Being Mailed to 40.000 Persons   Mecsaqae Prennred

Truman Asks Board to Try To End Strike   Wage Group Called Into Defense Ticup

Evacuation of Wounded Is Delayed  Output of Jet ‘-Enaines Halted

Strike Threatens Korean Evacuation of Wounded   Truman Asks WSB To Settle Dispute

Big Three Take Firm Positions Against Soviets   Use Tough Words With Gromyko At Big Four Meeting

West Tells Gromyko Meet Wanted. Rit Not at Price Asked by Soviets

Filibuster Halts Work For Senate  Texas Lawmakers B.. 5... wm..8 asg_   Texas Lawmakers Ready To Pack Up And Leave Austin

Clinic To Be Held. For Co. Crippled Children March 21   Crippled Children Numbering 314 Need Treatment

Crippled Children Clinic To Be Held Here September 19   First Baptist Church Meeting Place Of Free Children’s Aid

Says Position of U.S. and Allies Was Threatened   Defense Secretary Admits Deposed Far Eastern Leader Obeyed Military Instructions

Marshall Says Mac's Views Stirred Alarm   Defense Secretary Declares General Violated Directive on Clearance of Public Military Policy.

Marshall Claims MacArthur Statements Created ‘Uneasiness’ Among Allies

MArthur Caused Serious Reactions Says Marshall   Testifies Statements By General Created Uneasiness in Allies

yetense Secretary Charges MacArthur’s Policy Might Have Cost 1S Its Allies

Insistence Upon Own Program Made Ouster Imperative  Stresses Difference In Public Utterances And Private Stand

JEFENSE HEAD TELLS SENATE OF REACTIONS   Says Public. Statements. by ' MacArthur Made Allies , Uneasy.

Reaction Was Critical, Says Defense Chiet   General Before Committee For 3rd Straight Day Emphasizes Why Asintic Leader Had To Be Fired

First Bi-County Land Judging Contest ‘Attracts About 100 Farmers, Workers

COMMUNISTS SLAM THE DOOR  Red Cross Denied Right to Send Prisoners Food

Says Wife, Detectives Raid Rose Penthouse, Find Billy ‘Not Alone’

PHONE WORKERS GIVEN INCREASE   Company Says It Wil Have To Increase Rates As Result

Phone Workers To Get Boosts   Increases Range From $3 To $5 Per Week For Some 3,000 Emploves

Bricker Wants Boyle. Dawson Face Oujz   Revenuers seize King Cole's Home

Rail Strike Buckles Under Arniy l’ressure May He All Over ‘Voda:

Crackdown by Army Breaks Up Railroad Strike   “Sick” Switchmen Are Given Pay Boos and Told to Report for Work by 4 P. M. Saturday or Be Fired.

President's Attack “Shock” To Heads Ot Four Rail Unions   Leaders Lash Back At Truman For Likening Them To Russians; Army Orders Workers To Return To Work Tomorrow Or Lose Their Jabs

Strikers Flock To Work After Orders Issued   Chicago, Many Other Places About Normal; Truman Assails Union

10-DAY WALKOUT VIRTUALLY OVER IN KEY TERMINALS  Striking Railroad Switchmen Flock Back To Jobs After Army Issues Order Threatening Dismissal

Striking Railroad Swifchmen Flock Back To Jobs After Army Issues Order Threatening Dismissal

Men Flock To Beat Saturday 4 P.M. Order   Walkout May Be All Over Today

Signs Indicate All ‘Sick’ Men To Work Today   Truman Says Leaders Act Like ‘Russians’; They Enter Protest

ULTIMATUM IS OBEYED BY SWITCHMEN   Rail Union Heads Shocked at Statement Made by President

Army Reports Strike Had Virtually Ended Thurs. Night; Switchmen Returned Faster In Chicago Than Army Expected

Russ Tactics Again Scored      Aggression Charged In U. S. Booklet

73 TO CONTEND FOR CASH PRIZES Christmas Lighting Contest Is Closed With Rush Of Entries

Round 2 of Communist Spring Offensive, Went According To Plan—Our Plan

Sherry Gets Six Years In Prison   Former Local Ball Player Sentenced For Aiding Cleveland Flim-Flam Crowd _

Predicts RFC Reorganization Bill Will Pass   Democrat Leader In Senate Sees Narrow Marain

Big Ship Down in California   First Mishap to New DC-6B’s in Airline Service Only Since Auc. 1

California Mountain Canyon Scene Of Bad Mainliner” Tragedy   First Reports From Scene Of Wreck State That “Nothing But Dead Bodies Have Been Found.”

Boyle Writes A Tribute to Wire Editors  Thank Them Some Day But Beware Of the Reaction

State Legislative Group Asked to Straighten Out Purchasing Law Muddle

British Use Troops To Quell Riot   Situation ‘Dangerous, Tense’ as Antiforeign Feeling Sweeps Cairo

Riots In Suez Canal Zone Put Down   Unknown Whether Troops Opened Fire In Disturbance

British Troops Called to Quell Riot in Canal Zone   Cairo, Oct. 16-——4°—-The progovernment newspep*r Al Balagh said 10 Egyptians and two Britons were killed in the fighting.

British Troops Called Out To Quell Riofing   Trouble In Suez Canal Area Creates Crisis

Report 1] Dead So Far In Wild Riots   English Rushing in More Troops to Bolster Suez Canal Zone Force

British Troops, Egyptians Clash   12 Killed as Rioters Attempt io Destroy Military Equipment

‘ord Given y Foreign ffice   Airborne Brigade On Cyprus Within Easy Flying Range Of Suez Canal

Newspaper Reports 10 Natives Dead  More Troops Will Be Sent, London Says

British Troops Called to Quell  Suez Canal Riot   Situation Is ‘Tense, Dangerous’ Over Demands by Egypt

MORE TROOPS  ARE RUSHED T0  THE SUEZ CANAL GENERAL DECLARES  EGYPTIANS CANNOT FORCE BRITONS OUT

British Army Called Out by Suez Rioting   More Troops Wil Go to Egypt; May Send Air Brigade

British Troops Called to Quell  Rioting in Suez; Situation Tense

Mob Loots  Canteen  In City —   Workers Set Fire ‘To British Trucks In Mob Violence.

Britain Sending Reinforcements to  Troops at Suez  Troops Called Out To Quell f Rioting;  a ai i, a

Paper Claims 12 Aré Slai      British Troops Clash With Demonstrators

British Troops Battle Rioters In Suez Area   Situation ‘Tense — And Dangerous’ In Vital Canal Zone

Cairo Swept By Mounting Excitement.   Situation in Zone  Has Been, Termed . Tense, Dangerous; . ‘Looting le Reported

British Troops Called Out When Trucks Are Set Afire   Reports Unconfirmed That British Opened Fire When Rioting Followed Looting Of A Canteen; Anti-Foreign Demonstrations Sweeping Cairo Streets Again: Situation ““Tense.’’

Britons Fire On Egyptian  Demonstrator:   Newspaper Calls Situation ‘Tense And Dangerous’

British Soldiers Called Out To Quell Riots in Suez Zone   Report Demonstrators Set Fire to Canteen; London Claims Rioters Stoned School Bus

Egyptian Newspaper Says Situation In Canal Zone Is ‘Tense And Dangerous’

15 Persons Killed as Britain Orders Out Reinforcement Troops   Egyptian Newspaper Reports Situation in Canal Zone ls “Tense and Dangerous”

Anglo Troops Battle Rioters In Canal Zone   14 Dead in Fighting With Egyptians 75 Miles Bram Cairn

British and Egyptians in Major Clash   Deaths Reported As British Out to Quell Rioting Battle Demonstrators

Troops, Rioters Clash in Eaypt: AL Said Killed   Britain Orders Reinforcements To Suez Garrison

TROOPS CALLED TO STOP RIOTS AT SUEZ CANAL   3ritish Dispatch Mili. tary Men To Quel! Anti- Foreign Dem onstrations' Anc Looting Tactics.

British. Troops In Clash With Egyptian Mob:   . Suez Canal Scene:  “OF ‘Dernonsitrations  AgainstCommonweal Against English

British Troops Quell Riots At Suez   LONDON, Oct. 16—(*)— Britain announced tonight it was sending reinforcements to its troops in the Suez Canal Zone of Egypt.

British Troops Are Called Out As Wave of Riofing, Looting Breaks Out in Suez Canal Area  Seventeen Deaths Are Reported Already in Various Clashes

Situation “Dangerous   British Troops Quell Fighting, Cairo Blazes

12 Killed In Suez Riofing   Britain Sending Reinforcements To Troubled Area

Pakistan Premier Killed By Fanatic Holy War Advocate   _ British Troops Clash With Demonstrators In  Kowpt In Effort To Ouell Anti-West Canal. Riot

More English Troops Speed to Canal Zone   17 Killed as Riots, Looting Break Out; Bitterness Mounting

Srilish Troops Are Dispatched fo Suez Canal Area   Determined Not to Be Forced Out of Zone; 15 Killed in Rioting.

British Call Out Troops In Suez Area   Fusiliers Ordered To Quell Rioting

Tension Mounts As Egypt Orders British Away   Situation Described As Tense, Dangerous Around Canal Sector:

MORE TROOPS BEING SENT INTO SECTOR   12 Casualties Are Reported; Canteen Equipment Burned

Egyptian Paper Says 10 Demonstrators Killed in  Suez Area MORE TROOPS ON WAY U. S. Attitude Indicates  Britain's Stand Will Get Backing

British Troops Called To Quel Suez Rioting   Wild Demonstration: Against Foreigners Sweep Cairo After Anti-British Move

British Troops Out To Quell New Uprising   Situation Said Tense In Suez; Looting Spreads

Mob Attaeks British In Canal Area   Troops Rushed; Egypt Seethes; U.S. Denounced

British Troops Fight Suez Rioters   17 Killed; London to Reinforce _ Canal Garrison

BRITAIN SENDING TROOPS TO EGYPT   To Bolster Canal Defense Suez Zone Workers Riot

Report 15 Killed in  Suez Zone We Aren’‘t Going to Be Forced Out,  =,  y=) pn

CALL BRITISH TROOPS FOR SUEZ RIOTS   Report Soldiers Shoot When Canal Zone Police Join Looting and Burning Mobs.   BRITAIN ORDERS  ' REINFORCEMENTS   Egyptians Parade Shouting “Down With the Americans—Down With  \ the U. S. Dollar.”

Truman Picks Commission On Security  Panel To Review Loyalty Program

Truman Seis Up Security broup  oes eeme rec rane   Commission Checks Individual Loyalty But Guards Freedom

Internal Security :  Study Unit Set Up.   Protection Without Losing Freedon

SECURITY AND FREECOM GOAL UF NEW GROU   Truman Names Admiral Nim. itz Chairman: to Pick 8 Others Later.

Group Set Up On Security   Adm. Nimitz to Head Commission on Protecting Rights

Truman Creates Security Grouy   Move Draws Mixed Reac tion From Senators

Capitol Hill Reaction Mixed Toward New Internal Security Commission

Nimitz Heads Group Making Security Study   Truman Will Name Eight Others For Cammission Shortly

Today's Baseball   WILL EARTH SHAKE, OR NOT? TOMORROW'S PREDICTED DATE

Civil Defense — Funds Boosted . In Committee   Bomb Shelter Plan Allotted Money By Senate

Discuss United Action To Halt Red Aggressor   U.N. Collective Measures Group Ponders Problem

UN Prepares Plan To Foil Red Attacks   Triple Threat Anti-Aggression Program Ready.

Mac Believed Arms, Offered for South Koreans, Could Be Better Used To Equip Jap Police Unif

Had Offered Arms forROKS  Marshall Reveals Offer to MacArthur In Joamery. H,

WAR POLICY I$ ALTERED BY NEEL TO KEEP ALLIES  MARSHALL DECLARES   MARSHALL DECLARES TRUMAN EXPLAINED NEED TO GENERAL

Vote To Tax Allowances   Bill Would Erase Exemptions For Hich US Officials

Senate Votes Allowance Tax  roel ee oa Ae   Bill Includes President’s Funds

General Wins  Praise Of DAR   MacArthur Will Be Asked  To ‘Address Convention

DAR Records lts Confidence  In MacArthur   Hear From Truman and McGrath, Then Vote Praise of General

BIGGER POWER PLANT ORDERED FOR JOPPA, ILL   Will Cost $85-$88 Million te Supply A-Bomb Plant Current.

General Wants Enough Planes To Lick Soviet   Giant Bomber Force Advacated as Best. Power for Peace

Gen. Vandenberg Warns U. S. Not to Have Full Security Before °54.

Vandenberg Calls For Air Force Buildup  eee Ok,   Adequate Security Before 54 Unlikely

No Security Until 1954, Is Opinion   General Vandenberg Calls for Giant  Air Force to Keep Peace of World

Polio Drive will Open. January 2.   Annual Campaign Is Set; John: Riegel is. Ceunty Choirmon —

Sen. Nixon Sees MeGrath On Way Out   Republican Says Snvder Should  Also Be Fired

JURY INDICTS PILOT   Air Force Flier’s Abandoned Plane Killed Three Persons

17 Communities Vote From Wet to Dry While Three Ballot in Favor of Liquor

Dry Forces Register Slight Gains  State Local Option Returns Incomplete

2-DAY ART SESSION   Conference for Supervisors and Students To Be Held at K. U.

Tom Bost Dies At Rex Hospital   Veteran Newsman ISaccumbs After Influenza Siege

Japanese Treaty Draft Proposes Liberal Peace   Minor Changes Only Expected In Present Pact

Jap Independence May Be Restored   Treaty Signing Expected Within Two Months

Treaty Won't Shackle Japs In Rebuilding  Reparations Ruled Out In Latest Draft Of Proposed Paper

Revised Draft Of Japanese Peace Treaty Submitted By US To Major Pacific Allies

Peace Pact Nearly Readv .... —  Treaty Would Give Japs Independence

Treat V Dratt Gives Japan  Wide Leeway   U.S. Plan Omits Strings on Military, Economic Programs

New Pact Draft Would Restore Japan's Liberty   U.S. Revision Provides For Few Restrictions On Country

All Allied Nations Except Russia Expected to Accept Final Peace Treaty Draft Restores Japan’s Independence With No Military Restrictions

U. 5. Submits Revised Jap Peace Treaty   Restores Japan's Independence Without Formal Restrictions

Peace Treaty Latest Draft Is Released   Japan’s Independence Would Be Restored With Few Restrictions

Treaty Offers Japan Independence Without Restricting Development

Inde pendent Japan Will Be Restored   No Restrictions Provided in Nearly Final Peace Draft

Helium to Protect Documents— Way Found to Preserve Both (Constitution end Declaration

Government Will Preserve Historic Documents in Bronze, Helium Filled Case

George Kluckhohn Is Heart Victim soc.  _ Large Landowner Was Life Long Resident

George Kluckhohn Is Heart Victi  Large Landowner Was Life Long Resident

Marshall's Fifth Day Testimony Seeks To Show General Given Full Administration Aims

TRUMAN FEARS OF RUSSIAN MOVES TOLD   Consolidation Of United Nations In Points Stressed

Attlee Raps US Stand On Arms Pact   Acheson Reply That Two Countries Seeking Defense

France Gives First Troops To Serve Under Ike   Eisenhower Says Cause of Freedom Cannot Be Defeated

French Troops Presented To Eisenhower First Contingent _ Of European Force

—-ARRIVES IN PARIS— France F ormally Gives Troops To General Ike

Ridgway’s Commanc Stands By for Word On Cease-Fire Talks  Maintain Silence, But Feel Concrete Developments Near

Ridgeway, Van Fleet Stand By For Orders   Either Could Represent Allies In Talks With Reds On Battlefield .

Ridgway Standing By For Possible Cease-Fire Parley   Tokio Headquarters Officer Silent, But Concrete Developments May Be Near

Not. Letting Up. Even. Though in Hearts We, -All- Want Peace, Says General Van Flee! -.

Taft Calls for Tax Budget in Pittsburgh Talk   Says U.S. Cannot Expect to Assist The Entire World

Taft Says Limit On Taxes Is Neat   Reappraisal Of Military Program Demanded

SHOWERS IN PICTURE   Light Moisture To Precede Cold Mass of Air into Kansas

STUDENT DRAFT PLAN PROPOSED   Mental Tests Suggested for Deferment of Brainy Youths

Must Pass Tests Hershey Discloses Plan t'o Defer ‘Rrainw’ Student:

PRESRVTERIAN LEADFR DIES   Hershey Proposes Deferment Tests for Smarter Students

Our Forces  Retreat to New Defenses   Break Contact With Enemy South of Faflan Hoenasona

Outmanned UN Forces Retreat 10 fo 15 Miles   Vital East-West Highway Seen as Enemy Objective

170,000 Reds Threaten Important Road Center   Communists Gain To Within Two And Half Miles  Of Wonin Highway

ENEMY DRIVES DEEP WEDGE IN ALLIED FRONT   New Threat Develops as the Chinese and North Koreans Continue Push South,

Counter Attack By 170,000 Splits West And Central Fronts  Advanced Potrols Twenty Miles   Advanced Patrols Twenty Miles From Jumping Off Place, Aim At Wonju-Yoju Road.

PATROL ONLY 11-2 MILEG FROM WONJU   Advance Troops of 170,000 Drive to Split Allied East-West Lines.

170,000 Communists Hit Troops in Central Area: Patrols Get Near Wonin

Mine Fire Shifts To Save 14 Men  Flames Eat Through Wall To Exit Shaft

Underground F ire lrees 14 Miners Men Trapped Until  Flames Clear Escape Route to Main Shaft

Fire Accidentally Clears Eseape Route For 14 Trapped Coal Miners

14 Hoosier ~ ‘Miners Escape Fire in Shaft   Blaze Burns Way To Surface For Trapped Men

Compromise Tax Committee Reports Work on Measure Is Still in the Talking Stage

lax Committee Still Far From Any Decision  Legislature Plans Recess Until After Pourth of July Waek

British Evacuate Technicians   Conservatives Call  Action “Cowardly”

COLD WEATHER PREVAILS OVER MOST OF NATION   Chicago Has 11 Below Zero; Freezing in Sunny South.

Blanket Of Cold Covers Most Of U.S   Sub-Zero Lows In Six States

Draft of Vets Draws Warning   Senate Agrees to Vote Monday on Bill Setting Minimum Age at 18/2

Ridgway Declares Reds Have Shown No Concrefe Evidence Of Honest Intentions

MORE DEBATE: ON ROAD TAX   Michigan Truckers Will Not Be Hurt By New  Plan. Says Solon

TOSSES TRUMAN RED CHALLENGE   (MacArthur Asks President  To Make Declaration  Against China

REDS LOSE 24.000 MEN IN THREE DAYS (Communists Continue Their Retreat "As UN Army Steps Up Hammer Blows

Question Whether Road Program Big Enough Financially      ‘Changed. Conditions Since 1948 _ Legislative Report Cited; New - Study Said. Urgent

HAS IOWA LAID OUT TOO LITTLE TO FIX ROADS?   Goals Sound, But Financial Problem Has Changed Fast

Doubt lowa Road Program Can Take Care of Needs   New Problems May Make It Necessary To Seek More Funds

Rivers Recede In Flood Belt  Cold Halte Thawc    Cold Halts Thaws In Pacific Northwest

Senators Call For World-Wide Disarmament  Act To Expose USSR “Peace” Propaganda

5.75 Billions Tax Inerease  Bill Advances   Conferees Send Boost Back to House: to Average L184 Pet.

Final House, Senate Action Due Next Week   Second Largest U. S. Revenue Measure Up: Individual Taxes By Nearly 12 Per Cent

INCOME TAX OF MOST PEOPLE UP 115 PERCENT   Sharp Increases on Liquors Beer, Cigarettes and Automobiles. 

Tax Boosts Favored by TwoGroups   Sharp Increase Called in Excise Taxes on Liquor, Tobacco and Gasoline   Alternate Offered   Higher Incomes Get Option of Paying 9 Per Cent More

$5.75 Billion Tax Increase  Receives OK  Sharp Increases In Excise Levies  Included in Bill

Conterees Okay Big Revenue Hike  Bill Raising Personal Levy 11% Per Cent Given to Both Houses

Huge Tax Boost Given Approval By Committee   Bill Would Raise Personal Income Taxes 11 Per Cent

Individual Taxes lo Be Increased 11 3-4 Per Cent  New Levies Along With Higher Excises to Go Intan Effart Nay 1

HOUSE ACTION SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK   Approval By Both Houses Is Anticipated   SHARP HIKES   In Excise Taxes Included: Corporation Jump Retroactive To April 1

Tax Increase ls Approved By Committee   Almost A 12 Pct. Hike In Income Levy Favored

~- 1 AABS— Levy Boost pproved In onference  Ups Payments By 1134 Per Cent

Revenue Bill of 57 Billion Set for Passage   Agreement Calls for Higher Excise Tax on Autos, Gasoline, Liquo:

12 % Increased Income Tax Voted By Joint Committee   Up Tax On Whiskey Beer Tobacco and Gasoline

lncome Tax Hike Moves Step Nearer   Joint Group Approves 11 3-4 Per Cent Boost

Individual Taxes May Be Boosted By 11 Per Cent  New Increases Short

HIKE DESCRIBED AS 2ND LARGEST INU. 8. HISTORY   Measure, if Enacted, Will Mean Boost of About 1134 Per Cent for Most Individuals,   RATES TO BECOME EFFECTIVE NOV. 1   Excise Levies, Including Those of Cars, Cigarettes, Whisky and Gasoline Would Rise Same Date.

CommitteeOKs Emergency Bill Raising Taxes   Measure Increases Levies On Incomes Starting November

Senate-House Group Agreed   Corporation, Excise Levies Also Boosted

Higher Tax Rate Ready  For Action   Excise Levies Go Up Along With Deeper Slices From Incomes

TAX INCREASE IS APPROVED BY CONFEREES   $5,750,000,000 Abou Half Of Amount Sought By Truman   INDIVIDUALS JUMPED NEARLY 12 PER CENT

Big Tax Hike Bill Approved By Conferees   Hi ghe r Levies Schedulec To Go Into Effect G See ee renee Sei 

Anticipate Both Houses to Okay Big Tax Boost   Increases Individual Income Levy By About 1134 Pct.

Tax Increase Bill Gets Senate-House Approval   CONFERENCE COMMITTEE SENDS MEASURE TO HOUSE FOR ACTION TUESDAY

UP 11 PER CENT   Tax Hike of That Amount Expected to Pass in Congress

Expect Senate, House Approval See Income Tax Hike Of Nearly 12 Percent

Sharp Tax Boost Is Approved   Conferees Increase Levies By Nearly $6,000.000.000 

Starp Increases In All Taxes Are  Due November 1   Approval Given 1134 Per Cent Boost In Income Taxes Alone.

Tax Increase of 5.7 Billion Is Agreed On   Conferees Pick Most of Features From Bill Passed bv Senate

Conference Votes Tax Boost Okay   Bill To Increase Taxes Bi Over $5 Billion Is Se: For House Action Or Tuesday

Approval Of Revenue Bill Anticipated   Joint Committee Works Out Final Details Of Boost

Income Tax Compromise Bill Agreed  Sharp Increases Ge   Sharp Increases Go Into Effect Nov. 1 if Congress Okays

'Senate-House Gro oup  Passes  Huge Levy Acl   Final Approval Due Next Week On Bill — To Get 5.7 Billions

Senate-House Conferees Reach Agreement OnPlan For $5 Billion Increase   Compromise Measure To Up Liability Of Individuals More Than 11 Per Cent; Carnoaration And Excise Levies Raised

Conferees Pass Tax Increases   Bigger Income Bite Effective November      Diclure nn Poor ¢

Income Taxes Up 11 Per Cent. Liquor, Auto, Gas Taxes Hiked   ‘Revenue Will Still Falf Dollars Short of © Providing All the Money Truman Wants; Second Biagest Increase In U. S. History

W eather--  Income Tax Bill Ready For Passage   Senate-House Conferee: Reach Agreement on Nov. 1 Boosts.   Record Tax Load.

BILL TO RAISE INCOME TAXIS GIVEN APPROVAL   Individuals To Fee] Hike Of 11 And Three-Fourths Pey Cent—Is Effective November ,

Conferees Set  Bill To Boost  Nation’ s Taxes pete staal Load To   , Tadividual Load To ‘Go Up. 1134 Pet.;   Teteae Are - Ratced

Conference Committee Approves Boost in Personal Income Tax Rates, Raise for Excises

Excise Levies Hoisted In Huge Revenue Setup  New Rates To Take Effa-t Niayvi 7

ipeome Tax Bike Neat 12 Pereent   Facts of the Conference Acreement Given

Congress Expected To Act Next Week On Huge Tax Bill  VUsaiild Ranct  avy   Would Boost Levy On Individuals By Nearly 12%

Conferees Vote Total Tax Boost Of $5.75 Billions  Income Increase   Income Increase Effective Nov.1; Excises Raised

BIG INCREASE APPROVED ON INCOME TAKES   Average of 1134% Boost. Made on Alb Individual Levies

Huge Tax Increase Near Vote   Senate-House Conference Passes $5,750.000,000  Boost in Nation’s Taxes

‘Bill Approved by House-Senate Conferees Slated for Approval By Coneress: Increase About 11%

Weather   House To Act On Compromise lax Bill Tuesday  ncome taxes

TEMPERATURE   9% Billion Approved In  Conference   Income Levies Scheduled To Advance 112%

Aproval Of Tax Measure Seems Certain   Citizens To Pay 11 3-4 Percent Hike Under Act

$5.7 Billion Added to U. S  Income Taxes   Measure Assured Of Approval by Senate and House

Hu oe Boosts In Taxes Set In Committee   Income Levy Hike  Will Be About 12%   Measure Also Hits Liquor, Cigarets, Gasolina And Automobiles

Conterees ApproveNew Income Tax Increase Bill  Two tr tre   Would Boost Levies for Most, Individuals Ahont 112 Pet.

Second Largest Revenue Bill Nears Final OK  Higher. Levies Due.  On Whisky, Beer, Ciaarets, Gaseline.

INCOME TAXES INCREASED BY 11% PER CENT   Tax Load Will Be Increased 16 Billion Since Korean Outbreak

Tax Increase Is Approved By Committee   Nation's Second Largest Revenue Bill Scheduled  For House Action

$9.75 Billion Hike In Taxes Approved  Compromise Ups Income Tax By of rz & 6 er tS eee me =  y yb :  sft

Acheson Denies U.S. Policy On Korea Changed  Says Reds Made Earmaca Thrant   Says Reds Made Formosa Threat Before Fighting

BRITISH SAY ‘NO THANKS’ ‘Scone Stone’ To Be Sent Anyway, Irked Texan Says

Uncertainty of Future Breeds Tension Which Permeates American Life Today

Coming Home An Adventure To Hal Boyle  » Still Land of Free and Home Of the Brave

New 82nd Congress Meets, Organizes  For Big Task Ahead   Next Two Years May Be Most Fateful in U. S. History; GOP-Southern. Democrats Coalition Wins Round in Fight to Change House Rules

— EXERCISE DESERT ROCK-— Shock Troops to Tell Own Story of A-Bomb

Troops Survive Atom Bomb Test  ~ Tactical Weapons to Give U.S. Advantaae

Nuclear Shock qT Troops F ind-- A-Bomb War Ain’t So Bad   Healthy Respect Developed

First Atomic FootSoldiers Take Blast Test In Stride; ''.. Ain't So Bad After All"

First Nuclear Shock Troops ‘Can Take it’  ‘H---Not So Bad!’ Cries A-Joe

Nation's First Atomic Soldier Has Few Words  He Says It “Ain’t So Bad After All,”

WILL GIVE HIS IMPRESSIONS - Radio-Active Joe ‘Had It’ in Bomb Tes:

‘Atomic Joe’ to Tell Story  GI's Find Foxholes Offer Good Protection

RADIO-ACTIVE Gls WILL TELL ABOUT BLAS!   Congressmen Who Witnessed Atomic BombTroop Test Impressed.

Troops Gain Respect for Atom Blasts  Are Confident, Also, It Can Be Decisive Weanon

First Nuclear Shock Troops ‘Can Take S  *H-Not So Bad!” Cries A- Joe

Soldiers Reveal Respect for Bomb  Troops Confident They Can Use It

Shock Troops’ View Atom Test As ‘Not So Bad   Soldiers Stationed But 10 Miles From Blast Voice  Opinions At Conference

RADIOACTIVE JOE “HAD IT” IN ATOM TES]   GI Surprised at Force; Whip ped Newsmen’s Clothes 30 Miles Away.

Soldiers Survive A-Bombs But Surprised At Power   Fox Hole Gives Protection From A-Bom) Blast

Initial Test Indicates New, Terrific Power   Radio-Active Joe, However, Says It ‘Ain't So Bad’

Land Soldiers To Give Version Of A-Bomb Test   First Reaction Is That it May Not Be So Bad

Army Troops Find A-Blast ‘NotSoBad’  Foxholes Give Good Protection

‘Radioactive Joe Gains New Respect for Power of Atom Bomb in Field

“Not So Bad”. Says Radioactive Gl Soldiers Who Took Part In A-Bonib Test Tell Own Stories

GI Guinea Pigs To Reveal Feelings During A-Blast   Congressmen Impressed By Limitations Of Bomb: Soldiers Put. Trust In Foxhole

Four Burglaries Are Probed By State Troopers   Service Stations, Redstone Township High Are Included

GOP Lashes Out  Critics in Congress Blast Truman’s Budect Proposals

FIGHT LOOMS IN CONGRESS  Budget Filled With ‘Fair Deal’ Plans, GOP, Dixie Critics Say

GOP Bombards Socialist’ Plan   Democrats Worry, Too, Over Budget

BUDGET IS ASSAILED BY CRITICS   Lawmakers Show Willingness on Military But  Hit Social  Plans; $20 Billion Tax  Deis euiuicnas j An mMec

Violence Claims 10 Lives In. State   Auto Accidents Are Leading Cause Of Weekend Deaths

Wilson Offers Labo: Mobilization Post  Government Bans White Tires, Predicts Higher Food Prices

‘Nude Stroller Explains He Was Taking Bath, Somehow Lost the Tub

BADLY MAULED COMMIES HAVE HEAVY LOSSES.   MacArthur Undecided On Hie Next Move If Parallel Reached

New Advances Toward Seoul Also Reported  Gen. MacArthur Say   Gen. MacArthur Says Reds Have Suffered Stupendous Losses

Enemy Suffering Bloodiest Losses In Modern Times   American Negro Troops Score Victory As Allies Advance 7 Miles Toward Seoul; New Oftensive Ordered By M’Arthur After Tour

Chechon Hit By All-N egro  Ranger Unit   Allied Warships Peppering Seoul

Tank-Led Allies Smash Salient At Chechon In Central Sector; 7 Miles Nearer Seoul

Senator Asks Full Public Probe Airing   Senator Fulbright Says “For Good of Party”  The Need for Airing  Of Profit: by McKinne

Full Airing Is Called for   Fulbright Would Get Full Picture of Demo Chairman’s Fast-Profit Deal

Fulbright  Calls For Public Airing   Georgia Senator Backed For Presidency

WHAT IS RIGHT AND WRONG?  Dem Senators Calling  For ‘House-Cleaning’

 novelty Oath Requirement_ for Employes Upheld High Court Rules Municipalities May Ban Doorbell Ringing by Book Agents and Peddler:

Refuse Hearing to Attorneys   Sanctuary for Press Must Include Liberty Justice Black Says

Chinese General Warns Truce Talk: Near Breakdown   Negotiators Again Fail to Make Progres:

Cease-Fire Conference May Collapse   Negotiators, "Fail to Make Progress" at [6th Session  By Earnest Hoberecht

Cease-Fire Deadlocked For 6th Day   Chances of Truce Fade as No Progres: Made Yesterday

Red General Warns Talks May Collapse   Sees Failure if UN Continues to Stick to Impossible Demands’

U.N, DEMANDS ARE TERMED "IMPOSSIBLE   Allied and Communist Negotiators Still Deadlocked On Buf. fer Zone.

Peng Warns Talks May Collapse   Negotiators Fail Again To Settle Buffer Deadlock

Red Warns Of Collapse Of Parley:   Chinese General See: Breakdown Unless Allies Yield.

PEACE OFFER EXTENDED T0 WEST GERMANY   Big Three Foreign Ministers Hope te Enlist Its Resources Against Russia.

SEER NATO AID  Big Three Offer Peace Pact To West German Republic

Bold Move To Recruit Human And Industrial Power Against Soviet   Hope Federal Republic Will Sign “Political Contract” At Bonn Within Next Few Weeks.

Senate Group Claims ‘Fresh’ Red Evidence  Queries Lattimore For Five Hours on Far Eastern Affair:

LATTIMORE SAYS HE'S NOT WORRIED   Senate Security Probers Report “Fresh Evidence”

SENATE PUSHING SEARCH FOR RED RING IN NATION   Security Investigators Quiz Owen Latti. more—--Two Diplo mats In State Dent Attacked.

“New Facts” Turned Up In IPR Inquiry   Committee Keeps Silent On Actual Testimony By Owen Lattimore

Lattimore Story Is ‘Fresh Evidence’ About IPR Activity   Ferguson Says Purpose Is to Find Whether Reds ‘Dominate Group, Make Plans

Soviets Assail Peace Treaty As Un-Asiatie   See American Move To Set Japan Apart From Rest of Asia

Soviet Renews Blast Against Jap Treaty   U. S. Accused of Plan To Convert Japan Into An American Colony

MEANS U. 5. COLONY STATUS’ ene ect earner EY  Izvestia Flails Japan Treaty Proposal

60 Schools, 1200. Students Entered.  Two: ‘Day Event Starts Friday, April 13.

lett Fired as Head Of Missouri Pacific  But Trustee of Line Says Ousted Officer Will Continue as ‘Chief Executive’ Aide

Row. Gets Rai President Fired   But ‘Defunct Line's Chief. Loses Title Only

Mo. Pac. President Neff Fired by Board Chairmar   Dismissal Follows His Testimony Before Interstate Commerce Commission at Hearing on Plan to Reorsanize Line—Trustee to Retain Ousted Official as Chief Executive Officer So All He Loses Is Title.

Air Fights Flare Over Korea   One MIG Bagged; Ground Action Slows To Patrol Activity

DiSalle Invited To Meet With Cattlemen To Discuss Shortage   Midwest Feeders Call Meeting For Stockyards Tomorrow To Talk Over Beef Shortage And Future Supplies.

Many States in Grip Of King Winter   “Coldest Weather Of Winter” Following On Heels of Storm That Has Caused 163 Death:

Temperature to Drop Following Heavy Snowfall   No Relief Is Seen As Latest Storm Blasts Wide Area

Three To Ten Inches Of Snow And Bleet Invade Pennsylvania; Streets, Highways 1 Mode Dan: perous   183 LIVES LOST OVER THE NATION

Winter Throws . Another Blankel OfSnow On U. 5.  Coldest’ Weathar’ of   Coldest Weather: Of Season Expected To Follow New Storm

Coldest Weather of the Season to Follow Vast Snow Storm Hitting Nation

Governor Fine Ends Practice of Giving Some Officials Unlisted License Plates

“INVITE” TO MacARTHUR   Parsons Would Have General Visit Labette County Seat

President Sends Word He Favors Small Projects .. .  Federal Reclamation Policies Attacked A} Amarilla

Lovett Reports U.S. Is Pushing: Atomic Program   Secretary Stresses There ts No Quick, Easy Way to Securit

U. 5. Steel’s Coal Division Lists . Promotioins For Region Officials

August Werft Named Chief Engineer For Frick District   Other Appaintments Are Made Today For The Coal Division  Of U.S. Steel Coen,

Little Chance Of Okay Seen This Session   Measure Placed Back On Second Reading For Amendment Aftet Long. Bitter Debate

Directed by Missourian  Fighting Doesn't Stop Music ‘Of American Band in Korea

Seek To Frame Program For Big Four Parley   Big Four Deputies * Begin Conferences At Paris Sessions

 Governor Discusses A Special Session 1On North Ohio Turnpike: With Leaders

Berle Heads For Bed as Show Ends  Wie TV Marathan Ne   His TV Marathon Net: Over Million Dollars for Cancer Fund.

Passes With Margin Of Dozen Votes   Gov. Fine Sure Controversial Measure Wil Be Passed By Upper House Nex! Week.

Income Tax Is Passed By House   ‘Tough Sledding’ Seen in’ Senate; Vote Is 109.97  In Hauce Action

[Newark Munitions Firm Facing Huge Lawsuit As Result Of Jersey Blast

Munitions Firm Cited in Blast  9,000 Counts Listed In Lona Indictment

Firm is Indicted On 9,000 Counts  Munitions Concern   Munitions Concern Charged With Negligence

Indictment With 9000. Counts Filed   Largest Indictment in U.S. Legal History Filed Accusing Ohio Munitions Firm of Negligence

Ohio Munitions Firm Blamed For South Amboy Blasi   Federal Grand Jury Returns 9,000 Indictments Against Newark Manufacturing Company

Ohio Munitions Firm Accused Of Negligence in New Jersey Dock Explosion Killing 31

Firm Indicted In Amboy Blast  Munition Plant Case Has 9,000 Counts

Ohio Munition Company Indicted on 9000 Counts For South Amboy Blasts

OHIO FIRM HELD IN DEATH BLAST   9000 - Count Indictm e nt Filed in 1950 Tragedy

Ohio Firm Accused In Munitions Blast   Massive Indictment Lists Record 9,000 Counts

Ohio Firm Indicted By U.§. Court   Munitions Company Faces Charges Over Explosion

vovernor Tries Mediator Role  Truman, Doug!as Rift Over Federal ludaec

Train Collision Kills 6 Persons, Injures 91  Scene of Accident Is One of East’s Most Traveled Lines

Six Are Dead, Many Hurt tn Pennsy Crash   Passenger Train Plows Into Rear Of  Express.

Eleven Are Dead 60 Injured In Train Wreck   Crack Passenger Carriers {nyolyed In PRR Crash

Red Arrow Rams Into Pennsy Passenger Train; 11 Persons Die; 57 Hurt

Crack F lyer Smacks Into  Stalled Train   “Red Arrow” Piles Into Night Express Near Philadelphia

a  ‘Arrow’ Rams Express In Pennsylvania  Bodies Of Dead Not Identified

11 DIE, 60 HURT AS TWO PENNSY TRAINS GRASH   Red Arrow Ploughs Into . Philadelphia Night Express.

Fast Pennsy Express Hits Rear of Another; Indianapolis Man Victim

Engine Telescopes Rear Car of Crack Pittsburgh Express   Overhead Power Line Causes Brief Fire After Collision Near Philadelphia Suburb

Eleven Known Dead in Crash of Two Pennsylvania Trains   60 Injured, 8 Seriously When Red Arrow Rams into Stopped Express.

Crack Liner Hits Rear of Fast Express Remove Bodies  From Wreckage At Deu Raare

Keystone State Has Fatal Train Wreck, Pier Fire “Eleven Persons Die  In Crash, Number  hA i eciwa Im Rincon

60 Injured, 8 Seriously, In Collision   Indianapolis Man Is Fatality of Rear-End Wreck of Two Crack  Pennsylvania Trains

‘Red Arrow’ Passenger Hits Express   Famed PRR Trains Collided Outside Well-to-do Suburb Of Philadelphia

11 Die, 60 Hurt in Pennsylvania Train Collision   PRR’S Red Arrow Hits Rear of Night Express at Bryn Mawr

Eleven Die In Train  Wreck: .   At Least 60 Injured When One Pennsylvania Passenger Train Rams Into Rear of Another

At Least Sixty Others Injured, Eight Seriously:  Pennsylvania Trains Inunived in Wreck”

Flyer Rams Into Express Stopped For Checkup   Passenger Train En Route From Detroit to New York

11 Killed, 60 Hurt InPRR Train Wreck  Stopped Night Se : eee  ann Dane

: Only One Identified Six Killed, 51 Hurt As Two  ‘Pennsylvania Trains Collide

Red Arrow Ram: Rear of Train Halted by Signal  Night Express From Pittsburgh Stopped

Eleven Killed In Crash of Two Famed Trains   Sixty Others Are Injured In Pennsylvania

Six Killed And 51 Hurt On Penusy   Two Crack Passenger Trains Crash At Bryn Mawr. Pa., In Early Morning

Railway Smash Kills 11 Persons   At Least 60 Injured As Two Famed Pennsylvania Passenger Trains Collide

11 Die, 60 Hurt In Train Crash Near Bryn Maw!  PRR’s Famed Red Atrow   PRR's Famed Red Arrow Plows Info Rear Of. Stopped Night Express

6 Persons Die, al wh rs Hurt In Train Wreck   in Hear End Collision’ Near: Beryh Mawr, Pa.!  2: PRR ac Expresses

TRAIN WRECK FATAL 10 11, 57 INJURED   Express Crashed Into the Rear Of Stopped Train

Eleven Killed As Trains in Crash   Mony Others Injured When Passenger Train Flows Into Steooed Exoress

TRAIN WRECK FATAL 1011, STINJURED ©   Express Crashed Into the Rear . Of Stopped Train. .

Eleven Killed in Train Collision   60 People Injured in-Crash in East

11 Persons Reported Deac In Train. Wreck; 60 Hur   Two Trains Collide At Bryn Mawr, Pa.; Sleenpine Car Telesconed. Snlit In Half

Tl Die, 60 Hurt in Rail Collision  Pennsylvania Trains Crash at Bryn Mowr

11 DEAD, 60_ INJURED Ih TRAIN CRASH   » Pennsylvania Train Plows Into Rear of Night Express Stopped on the Tracks.

Trains Crash Killing Six   51 Are Injured on Pennsylvania Line at Bryn Mawr

EXPRESS. HIT BY SPEEDING ‘RED ARROW’   At- Least 60 Persons Hurt, Eteht Seriously

11 Killed In Pennsy Collision   Crack Trains Crash Near Bryn Mawr, Pa. Cause Not Learned

11 Killed: 60 or More Hurt in Pa. Train Collision   Two Fast Trains In Rear-End Crash At Bryn Mawr

Wreck's Toll May Be 8 Deat And 50 Hurt   Pennsy ‘Red Arrow’ Hits Rear of Stopped Express at Bryn Maw:

PENNSY EXPRESS RAMS INTO REAR OF STALLED TRAIN   WREvKAGE BLOCKS MAIN LINE TRACKS IN PENNSYLVANIA

Nearly Sixty Others Are Said Injured   One Train Plows Into Rear of Second, Which Had Stepped

Six Dead, 51 Hurt In Train Wreck   Pennsylvania Railroad Trains Collide Near Philadelphia Suburb”

TRAIN W. SIX KILLE KILLED, 51 INJURED AS TRAINS COLLIDE AT BRYN MAWR

Two Pennsylvania Trains Collide on “Main Line’: Six Killed, 51 Injured

Pennsylvariia Train Cresh Kills Eleven   Sixty Others Reported Injured in Disaster Tedageewt tera Mose

Eight Of Those Hurt In Crash Of Red Arrow Express Into Rear Of Philadelphia Night Express Near Bryn Mawr Reported In Serious Condition—Accident On Main Line Occurs After Leading Train Halts To Check Possibility Of Dragging Equipment

Train Crash Fatal To ll   Two Pennsylvania Crack Trains Hit, 60 Persons Hurt

Train Crash Kills 10: O0 Injured   Crack Pennsylvania Passengers in Rear-End Collision

cunNeinebiacetita, stieciin, cage MASKED MEN ENTER COMMUNIST PAPER

MANUFACTURING ON MARCH - DPA Reports Industry Shifting to Sparse Areas

Ike Endorses 18-Year Draft   Ground Troops Are Needed for Defense Of Europe, United States Told

ReinforceEurope Now, lke Urges      Rejects ‘Taft’ Plan as ‘Utterly Hopeless’

Rejects Taft Proposal As  ’ ‘Hopeless  Favors Draft Of  48-Year-Olds. UM

Pioneers of Montana, and Their Sons and Daughters Trade Memories of Early Days at Convention Here

Four L. A. Papers Have Hiked Price   Journal Subscription Rate Goes Up Starting Tuesday

Kansan Named Hawaii Governor   Nomination Will Go To Senate Monday

N.C, ASSEMBLY GETS ORGANIZED FOR REAL WORK   first Important Bills Go Into Hopper-— Scott Will Tell Financial Needs Monday Night,

Governor’s Report Due On Monday   Financial Demands To Be Outlined In Biennial Address

Monday Night Will Signal Opening (f Real Business For Legislators

Wage Formula Changes Loom   Johnston May Return Plan for Modification

MacArthur Lags In GOP Poll For President   Gen. Eisenhower Tops Small Vote; Taft Places Second

Eisenhower Still Top G.0.P. Choice   General Holds Big Edge In Governor’s Poll

Leaders Cool To Mae as 752 GOP Candidate   AP Poll Shows Only Qne Of 25 Republican Top Officers Backine Him

BODIES oT REM PATH aLAantd ON MOUNTAIN   Cargo of Carnations Showers Down on Scene of Sudden Death.

All 50 on Plane Dead In Wreck   Ground Party Reache: iil-Fated Craft in Colorado Rockies.

Filibuster Forces State Conaress Race   Legislature Resumes  Work Too Late for Redistricting Bill

CLO. Awaits Strike Call At Meat Packers   A.F.L., However, Delays Walkout In Dispute Over Wages

Meat Union Strike Call Set Monday   100,000 Packin ghouse Workers Await Orders  To Walk Off Jobs

Meat Handlers Strike Brewing  Packers Await Orders From CIG Union Meads

MOISTURE HOLDS OFF   Eastern Kansas May Get Light Rain or Drizzle Tonight

DANCE FRIDAY NITE, NOV. 36 JIMMY’S PLACE NEWTON SITE, Near Bobtown

Murfreesboro, Tenn. Plans Big Doings  For Hometown Girl And MacArthur

High = says Friday night store openings interfere with activities

Truce Teams Wrangle With Little Result  Deadline Nine Days Away As Opponents Fail To Compromic.

Bitterness Marks Cease-Fire Talks; Just 9 Days Left  Both Sides Accuse Other Of Delay;  Neither Agrees Ta Compromise

Truce Teams Meet, Make  No Prosres:   Charges Fly at Sessj on As Styinie Continues With 9 Dave Left

ClO Auto Workers Ready Tol se‘Full Strength To Preserve Pay Formula

MOST TOP JOBS IN PRICE OFFICE GO TO DEMOCRATS   Few Outside Party in Power Se'ected as Regional Enforcement Officials and District Heads,   SALARLES ARE-S7.800 TO $10,000 A YEAR   Wherry Says Agence \ Has Been Filled With “Fair Deal Hacks’ — Few Other G. O. P. Complaints.

CAPITAL RETURN INDEFINITE Sen. Vandenberg Suffers Relapse; Son With Him

Mrs. Gertrude Carter Dies at 69   She Had Lived Here Since 1939.

Grade Crossing Crash Kills 5  Three Members of One Texas Family Die

HUGE AMERICAN AIR FORCE IS NEEDED QUICKLY   Russia Must Be Stranglec By Air If War Comes, Spaatz Says

SPAATZ ASKS 250-GROUP FORCE General Uraes Swift Creation Of War-Strenath Air Defenses

250-Grour Air Force Held Need   Spaatz Says If War Comes Russia Must Be Strangled By Air

290-Group Air Force Is Urged  By Gen. Spaatz   Air Power, With Army And Navy Help, Could Win Any War, He Says

GEN. SPAATZ URGES 250 GROUP AIR FORCE QUICK; DOUBLE FORCE FORMING

Spaatz Declares Huge Air Force Required Quickly   Urges 250 Groups, Double Present Plans; General Says War Will Be Won in Air But Backs Need for Sendina Troops to Europe

War II Leader Warns Present Goal's, Too Low   Spaatz. Says. Planes Will Decide Russian Conflict If lt Comes

U.S. LACKING IN DEFENSES, GENERAL SAYS   Spaatz Backs Sending More Ground Units To Europe

General Sees Aerial Power  Top U.S. Card   Two Other Officers Clain Strategic Bombers Sole Paach Acainst Russia

250-Group Air Force Urged  hy Gen. Spaatz   Says Russia Must Be Strangled by Air If War Comes

YANK AIR FORGE OF 200 GROUPS URGED: BY SPAATZ   Would Be More Than Dou: ble Size of Units Now Being Formed, He Says   ASKS QUICK ACTION   Russla ‘Must Be Stranglad by Air If War Gomes,’ He Tells Senators

Bomb Pitchers Strictly Bush League  Chinese Grenadiers No Bob Fellers

Colorful, Wartime Fi igure Out Of Past, Resurrected By Chinese Communists; Not Working Out Very Well, UN Finds

Weak-Armed Chinese Red Grenadiers Prove Ineffective in Korean Revival

Battle Seen on Approval of Policy  ~ General Prepared to Back Speech.

Looks Like Fight to Finish Between Deposed Commander and Administration

MacArthur Claim Of Staff Backing Creates Furor  Lawmakers: Demand Chiefs Declare

Showdown On Policy Demanded   MacArthur Claim Joint Chiefs Once Shared His Views To Be Probed

Both Demos, GOP Wanting A Showdown   Statement About Joint Chiefs In Agreement Is Start

Speech Expected to Result in Policy Showdown With Army High Commands

Finish Fight Seen On U.S  Asia Course  ry wry   Truman Forces Line Up To Do Battle With Gen. MacArthu

MacArthur Can Prove Claims  Officer Says   A Key Staff Officer in Tokyo Said Today That Proof ‘Will Be Easy’

Solons Demand Military Heads Clarify Stand   Congress Is Aroused hy MacArthur Claim JCS Shared Views

Demos Split, Republicans Support M’ Arthur Views; Showdown Fight Looming

Congress Wants Military Leaders To Be Questioned   Bitterest Argument Of Decade Follows  General’s Speech

MACARTHUR TALK STARTS NEW BATTLE   Policy Showdown With Military Command Urged   ADMINISTRATION   Says Decision To Dismiss General Based On Word Of Chiefs Of Staff

Congress Demands Showdown On U.S. Far East Policy   White House Discloses Joint Chiefs Unanimously Approved Dismissal Of General VeacArthur   * ‘ Truman Prepares Strategy =,  Looks Like Fight To Finish

Fight To Finish Now Looms Between MacArthur-Truman Administration

Fight to the Finish Over Best Strategy to Use in Far ‘East Seen Between Divergent Groups

Far East Showdown  Demanded  eint Chiefs ‘Sheved Meee Views Is Big Question

Gen. MacArthur’s Claim That Joint Chiefs of Staff Shared His Views on Strategy Brings Demands In Congress Today for Comolete Policy Showdown

Demand Showdown On Policy    Congressmen Clamor For Pentagon Answer To Gen. MacArthur’s Win-the-War Program

Give Support To Truman Strategy   Defense Department Behind President's  Poliev for Korea

Bradley Sidesteps MacArthur Answer   Truman's Ranks Close Up for Last-Ditch Battle With MacArthur

Says MacArthur Able To Provide Proof OF Claim:   Nificer Sees Banle When General Talks Before Armed ‘Services’ Group

See Fight To Finish On Policy   HST, Pentagon Close Ranks For Battle

Truman Advisers Back Chief In Sacking General  !  Advvinistration Shows Salid Front; Far East

DEMAND GROWS FOR SHOWDOWN ON WAR POLICY   Members Of Congress Want Joint Chiefs Of Staff To Clear Stand On MacAr thur Issue.

Macfirthur’s Talk fs Causing Uproar   MacArthur-Fruman Feuc Over Strategy of Victory Brings Out ‘Statements

Statement Puts Military Aides Solidly Behind  Truman Action   MacArthur Believed Willing to Widen Conflict To Home Issues

President Says Military Advised Firing General   Bradley Defines Ouster as Large!ly Political Question

‘He Can Prove His Charges,’ Aide Declares  LS ae eee, Seer, i 2 >, eee   MacArthur’s Biggest Battle Seen Before Senate Committee

History Making Crowd On Hand; Ask ‘Showdown’   Hero’s Ticker-Tape Parade Is Given General as 7,500,000 Line Streets; Congress Demands Checkup on Policy

‘Want Joint Chiefs’ Stand Aired .  Seek Showdown On Military Poliev

PENTAGON REPLY IS VAGUE Both Parties Demanding Joint Chiefs Explain — Views About Policy

Weather   MacArthur Puts Joint Chiefs of Staff on Spot   Lawmakers Demanding Decision From High Military Brass

Groundwork Is Laid for Showdown Policy Struggle OTe WS Maid For Showdown Folicy Struggle  Fight to Finish Seen Between MacArthur and Administration

Civilian, Military Advisers Back President; _ General Deeply Convinced His Policy Is Right

Military Policy Showdown Sought Ajter General's Claim to ‘Backing’

MacArthur’s Claim Stirs Legislators  Pentagon Says That £  ...h ¥e7',1.   Pentagon Says That Truman Acted With O.K. From Military

Congress Demands Policy Showdown   Ousted Generals Talk Leaves U. S. Conital Torn In Bitter Controversy

Demos Work Both Sides of Street—Taft   Looks Like Fight to Finish Between Mac  And Truman Over Best Victory Strateay

Claim Made By General That Heads  Share Views   Congress Demanding Showdown On Policy With High Command

Bitterest Controversy Of Decade Is Left In Capital By MacArthur Talk

Fight To Finish Is Indicated For Mac And Administration   Scientists Drafted For Defense Board

M‘Arthur Has  Proof, Report Staff Officer Says  Ganaralt Hac Rarard<

Showdown Seen in Congress Over MacArthur's War Policy   Fight to Finish Looms Over Best Strategy For Achieving Complete Victory in Far East

Ask Showdown On War Policy   TAFT SEES ADOPTION OF MACARTHUR PLAN

Far East ‘Policies’  At Crisis   Demands for Showdown With Country’s Top Military Chiefs Gain

Administration Girds for Fight To Finish on Far East Strateay   Truman’‘s Civilian and Military Advisers Are. Put Squarely Behind His Dismissal of General: MacArthur; Ready to. Méet Challenge Headon.

Controversy Over Speech Grows Heated   Statement Chiefs of Staff Agreed With His Opinion Will Project Whole Issue to Study

DEMAND GROWS FOR SHOWDOWN ON POLICIES   ” Congress Wants to Know Where Joint Chiefs of i Staff Stand.

MaeArthur Speech Fires NewDemands   Controversy Over Far East Views Grows In Capitol

MacArthur To Wage Fight For Orient Policies   Battle Lines Drawn By General And President -

MacArthur Statement on Joint Chiefs Brings Cry For Policy Showdown with Military High Command

Demand Policy Showdown With Chiefs Of Staff.   MacArthur’ $: Claim Thal Chi s Shared” Views Rocks. Capital

Pentagon Statement Is Issued In Reply to Talk Before Congress   Administration Solidarity Seen In the Coming Battle Over Far East Policy; Experts Are Backing Pres. Truman

Both Sides Ask for Top  Responses   Administration Doesn’! Give Direct Denial to General’s Report on Strateoyv Reliefs   Unanimity Cited   White House Approves Statement Chiefs Were for Dismissal

Policy Showdown With Top Officers May Result From MacArthur’s Talk   General’s Speech To Congress Leaves Lingering Controversy Centering On Joint Chiefs OF Staff Position.   Bradley Says MacArthur Dismissal Is Entirely A Political Question

Conaress Calls High Command For Showdown  Bitter Debate Rage: On War Strateg,

(senerals Line Up With HST Vs. SP Arthur   Pentagon Backs President on Dismissal of Commander

Curwensville Native Has Charge Of Washington's Home At Mt. Vernon

Men Teachers Reject Compromise Wage Offer; Schools Remain Closed

Hoover Warns U.S. In Danger of Decline, Fall   Unless Record Dishonesty in Government is Stamped Out

Herbert Hoover Says Dishonesty Undermining U.S.  Former President Charges Scandals Were Needless

Hoover Lashes af Corruption in Government   Former President Warns Republic s Facing a Decline

Scandals Peril Republic, Says Ex-President  . Corruption Termed   Corruption Termed Worse Than Any. Time in History

Hoover Calls For Integrity   Corruption Assailed By Ex-President

Rain Coritinues to Hamper Allies As Reds’ Spring Offensive Believed Started With Latest Attacks

Fall of Road: Hub May Be Start of Drive   Enemy Hits Hard At Allied Forces All Across Korea

aaa iesareelamaed aaa  WASHINGTON, Jan, 2—(UP}— The senate adjourned sine die al 1:59 p. m, CST, today.

Action Completec On Two Major Defense Bills   Tribute Is Paid to Lame Duck Members Who Were Defeated

HARRY I. BANDER -PLUNGES 10 DEATH   McKesson and Robbins Vice President Jumps from N.Y. Hotel Roof

Manhattan Has Worst Flood of Yeur From Kaw   Crast Is Expected on River Tonight; Waite: Fills Basements, Gets Into Railroad Yard

High Water Stull Threat  To Kansas   Manhattan Has 45 Blocks Under Water as Kaw Rises to New Crest   MORE LOCAL SHOWERS   Conditions in Leavenworth County Remain About Same as Last Week

WATER OVER WIDE MANHATTAN AREA   F iy? ive Blocks Flooded  tern Portion of City   BIG RAIN AT FLORENCE

BUS TRAGEDY PROBED  Vehicle That Killed 24 Cadets Trav. eling Between 40 and 45

Truman Won't Predict Price Rollback  Says Controls Will Be Imposed crs Soon ae Paccihla

Truman Says Curb On Wages, Prices Pianned In Future   Chief Executive Refuses To Predict Rollback To Set Level

No Price Rollbac Seen For Presei         President Gives No Indication When Controls  Come — Top Labor Leaders Went Clamps P On Risina Food Costs os

Price and Wage Controls on Way--Truman   "Will Be Put in Effect As Soon as Possible, President Declares

Controls on Wages, Prices Are on Way  Across-the-Board Price Freeze idea Abandoned

CONTROL OVER PRIGES, WAGES CONTEMPLATED   Truman Declines, However, To Predict Rollback Of Prices   POLICY DISPUTE MAY LEAD TO ESA SHAKEUP

Rollback Query Is Sidestepped   Valenline, DiSalle Split On Policy of ESA

Truman Won't Predict Price Rollback      Says Controls Will Be Imposed as Soon as Possible

No Indication Given On Date Moves Planned   Some Believe Economic Message  Will Bring Request For Powers

Trygve Lie Urges Continued Efforts At Reducing Arms   Secretary-General Speaks at Meeting Of New U.N. Group

Four in One Family  Five Die in Walworth Crash Involving Truck, Three Cars

FALL FATAL 10 FARM WORKER   Falls Down Stairs; Fractures Skull On Cement Floor

Former Federal Agent Among Eight Men Indicted On Conspiracy Count

Taft Attacks HST Program,  Brannan Plan Speaks At Alabar  Farm Bureanyu KAeai

Red Moves Hit By Yugoslavia   Charge Million Men In Satellite Armies

Royal Couple Says Farewell  s, Duke Wind   Princess, Duke Wind Up Five-Week Tour Of North America

Reduetion lb Kurope Arms Seen   Master Plan Revamped : To Get Fast Aid To j Pact Nations

Cut in NATO Defense Plan In Prospect   Reduction Seen In 1954 Goal Of 90 Divisions

Changes Expected to Follow Lines Proposed by General  Kisenhower — Washington Sources Say Economic  Plight of North Atlantic Treaty Nations Makes It Doubt- ful Goal of 90 Divisions By 1954 Can Be Reached.

TALLULAH CHILD DIES IN BLAZE   Seven Other Members Of _ Family Narrowly Escape Death In Home

10 Missing  Aboard US. Cargo Plane   ‘East Heard.40 Miles East Of “Marseille.

mat S. ARMY PLANE MISSING   Disappears 40 Miles From  Destination In  France

Ten Persons Aboard Ship Feared Down   C-47 Believed Down in Mountains Along French Riviera; Six Passengers Listed

YANK, FRENCH AIRMEN JOIN IN SEARCH   C-47 Feared Lost In Mountains Along Riviera   Downed In Europe In Last Month: Unannounced Number Aboard

Two U.S. Planes With 28 Aboard Down in Europe   Searchers Are Out Combing Seas and Mountainous Areas

U.S. C-47 Lost Over France  10 Aboard Craft Last Heard From ‘16 Minutes Out’

28 MISSING ON TWO PLANES   Transport Makes Radio Check, But Is Lost in France

Local Temperature   Craft Radios Only 40 Miles From Destination... . Plane And Crew Disappear  In Mountains Over Franee

U. 5. Plane Los! Near Marseille   C-47 Disappears Near Destination

USAF Cargo Plane With 10 Aboard Missing In France  ~_,r rier A   A B-29 Also Is Overdue On Flight From Azores

Legion Asks Removal of Dean Achesor   Report Scores. . State Defeatism:

Boos Answer Praise Voiced lor Secretary   Convention Votes Ouster Demand Afte: Bitter Floor Fight

Cleanup in State  Dept Demanded  American Legion Calls for  ~ Removal of Acheson  and Aides SHOUT DOWN MINORITY  Veterans Say Action Is Needed to Restore Pub lic Confidence   SHOUT DOWN MINORIT}

American Legion Demands Custer Of State Chiets   Resolution to Boot Acheson Comes Afte Bitter Floor Fight

LegionDemand: Removal of Acheson, Aides   Cleanout of State Dep’ Top Brass Urged by Veterans

LEGION CALLS FOR CHANGE IN POLICY POSTS   Bitter Floor Fight Precedes Action on Resolution by Vets

Legion Raps Key Strikes   Truman Asked to Stop Slowdowns in Main Defense Work

Legion Urges Removal of  Acheson, Aides   Claim Action Is Needed To Restore Confidence In Foreien Policy

Oust Leaders of State Department Legion Demands   Mention of Acheson’s Name Brings Chorus of Delegates’ Boos

American Legion Demands Changes in jiaie Department   Vote at Miami Convention to Remove “Entire Leadership’: Boo Acheson.

Am. Legion Blasts U.S. State Dept.   Veterans Demand Dismissal of Its Top Leadership

No More Strikes In Defense Work Is Legion's Plea   Labor Leader Charges Profiteering Allowed

Vets Demand Removal of Acheson. Aides   Action Comes After Legion Minority Try To Omit Criticism Of State Department

U.S. to Continue Exports of Wheat Despite Indications of Small Crop

350,000,000 Bushels of Wheat Set For Export During Marketing Year

ALLIES STOP MASSED ATTACKS BY REDS   U.S. Grain Exports to Continue, Despite Prospects for Short Crops

Poor Crops Won't Halt Shipments   Large Reserves Of Wheat To Balance Bad Harvest Outlook

(Calendar. Switched So It ‘Doesn’t Rain On July 29   Showers Fail To Come Down For Fourth Year Tn Wavneshure vilr Since Sinet fa T&TS

Dry Sunday im Waynesburg   ‘Somcone Changed Calendar, Says Daily. Official Rain Prophet

Meat Group Has Plan To Avoid Curbs   Industry Pledges Hike In Output If Income of U. S. Is Limited

MEAT INDUSTRY © FOR STABILIZATION WITHOUT CONTROLS   Sees Price: Line Held lf U. S.. Limits: Consumers’ Income Increase-To 10%

Meat Ration Plan Opposed   Meat Industry Would Substitute Higher Production

Meat Industry Offers a Program For Stabilizing Prices Without Control

Late News Flashes   Meat Price Plan Offered  na te Aid oe ee ee i i

Meat Industry Offers Program   Stabilizing Prices to Avoid Controls

Deloy Heath Is New  President of Emporia Papey pegee Sere erepee pea ae sores et 

TUESDAY  you have a date  as aoa   ike Declares riis vip Home Not Dolifical   Reparts Ue Will See President Trnman Next Week Only On Military Matters

ke Denies  Any Politica Ambitions   General Refuses to Give Definite “No” on Running

lke Reiterates Trip Back Home Is Military One   Will Disecuce NATO

Say War Job Bars Political Aspirations   Eisenhower ‘Will Confer With Truman Monday On Europe Defense

Europe Pact ~ Talks Slated For Monday   Possible White House Ambitions Kept As Secret

General Declares He Never Has Hatt Desire for Office   Says Trip From Paris Is Solely Military

DEER HUNTER TOLL HITS 11   Grand Haven Man Is Latest Gunshot Victim On Ninth Day

Former Spy of Reds Testifies   Miss Bentley Puts It in Communist Front Category

Red Massacre Claim Backed   Ridgway Cites Murders as Proof of Moral Principles of Reds

Murders Show Evil of Enemy, General Says   Regrets Hanley’s Timing, But Doesn't Dispute Figures

Parents Protect Boys from Gunman  Mystery Shootings Increase Fears

Moron On The Loose’  Parents Set Up Posses To Find Hidden Gunman

Teacher Force Demands Raise   . 240 Oshkosh Pedagogs Threaten to End Contracie

DOCTORS TO REGISTER   Physicians, Dentists and Veterinarians to Sign Up Monday

Airliner With 40 Aboard Lost In Buffalo Flight   Forests, Lake Erie And Wooded Sections Searched For Plane That Disappeared In Fog On Another Unscheduled Flight

COMB WOODEDPART ‘OF N. W. PENNA. FOR A MISSING AIRPLANE   Non-Scheduled Liner With 40 Aboard Believed To Have Crashed   ON ONE-HOUR FLIGHT   Meanwhile Aerial Search Is Made in Arizona for Air Force Craft

Mac Got Ie During Lunch   Envelope With ‘Flash’ Or ft Took News to Him That He Was Fired

MacArthur Received News While at Lunch at Home  Brown Envelope Gave General First ens...3 of Kite Pilemitecs! hw Pracident

Senate Group Says There‘s Too Much Brass Now Concentrated In The Washington Area

 ‘ALL CHIEFS AND NO INDIANS’  Too Much High Brass Seen In Capital, Panel Reports

Enemy Troops  Mass in Korea      Allied Planes, Artillery Paund at Ruilduyn

MIGs; Sabers Fight-‘To Draw: Enemy Strafed   Despite: Attacks,: Reds “Focus On Central Front

AQ Soviet-Made Mig Jets Battle MUS. Sabers   No Damage Is Dore ‘In Air Clash; Hill Fighting Continues

Russian Migs Battle Jets’ In North Korea  No Damage Inflicted By Either Side, fm mond Artinn Slaw

AIRMEN BATTLE OVER NORTH KORFA   RED GROUND TROOPS MASS ON CENTRAL FRONT DESPITE ATTACKS.

SOME TOUGH BABIES Alabama Secks 11 Convicts After State Prison Break

ft Convicts Are StiILAt Large   ‘Desperadoes Free ~ After Jail Break .

HUNT FOR ESCAPED CONVICTS PRESSED   ELEVEN IN ALABAMA BREAR STILL AT LARGE— EIGHT ROUNDED UP.

11 Convicts Flee Alabama Prison Cells .   Two Convicted Killers  Serving Life Among Big Group to Flee Prison in Mass Break Still at Lara:

it Convicts Are Still At Large   Desperadoes Free After Jail Break

11 Desperadoes Still At Large Following Break   j ia: 7 Alabama Fagitives Include Two Convicted Murder ers, One Of State’s Worst   Badmen: Eight Captured

If Still At Large In Prison Break  =e pian s Recaptured; owe Gua rds Fired

1] Alabama Convicts Are Still At Large   Eight Escapees Are Nabbed Soon After Mass Break

Allies Pursue Fleeing North Korean Troops   But Red Resistance, Mud, Weather Slow ‘Killer’ Offensive

North Korean Retreat Thro: East-Central Mountains comes A “Virtual Rout”, 1 Corps Leader Reporta      S. KOREAN FORCES . IN IMPORTANT W

East Front Drive Continues, Push In West Slackens   Killer Offensive On 25-Mile Western Half Of Central Front Stalls As 60-80,000 Invader Troops Stiffen Resistance; Navy Ships Hurl Barrage At Wonsan

North Koreans Routed on Central Front  Chinese Stiffen Resistance with hr AAA AA AAS we

CHINESE ARE KNOCKED OFF KEY POSITION   Western Half of “Killer Offensive” Stalled by Weather, Enemy Resistance.

Chinese Dig-In To Face UN   Weather Slows Down 6-Day Old Killer Offensive

orth Koreans rleeing Before Ailler Olfensive   Chinese Communists Stiffen Resistance

UN Forces Chase Reds, Take Ridge   But Allied Offensive Is Stalled On Western Half Of The Central Fron:

-—5-MILE GAIN— Two Corps Kayoed by UN Forces   MUD HAMPERS BIG OFFENSIVE

U.N. Forces Chase Reds on 33-Mile Central Front   But Commie Resistance Stiffens in West Sector

Offensive On Western Front Slowed Down   Two North Korean _ Corps Knoeked Out In East-Central Arca

Ridge Near Hoengsong  Captured   Gen. Almond Says Reds Routed In East-Centnal Area

Resistance Stiffens As Killer Offensive Bogs In Mud, Bad Weather

Stiffening Resistance, Mud ‘Stall U.N. Killer Offensive On 25-Mile Western Front

Don Cunningham -. Speaks: at: Feeders ~ Banquet Tuesday   “ee eS . tf - WINNER- PRESENT:

Unidentified Plane Bombs Allied Troops  Aerial Battles Over Centinue  Korea Eighth Straight Day

NATO to Get New Setup?   Western Powers Working on Super Cabinet Idea

Big Three Now Considering Plans For Super-Cabinet To Direct NATO

Churchill, Truman Will Confer on Widening Scope of 12-Nation Pact

Two Bound Bodie: Found in Channel  Ditcerery Linked To ‘Lost’ Envovs

Le NIENEERIE. cts ctiepunaaemmnmmael GEN. RILEY TO RETURN FROM PALESTINE

Corks Popped After Midnight  2,000 At Colorful Reception Given At French Embassy

PANES. OUTNUMBERED  J et Clash Above Korea Amon; ‘Highest Dogfights in History _

Outnumbered U.S. Blanes Balle Reds   Highest Dogfight in History Recorded Over Korea in Eight-Mile High Battle of Planes

Allied Pilots Repulse Reds In MIG Alley   Truce Negotiators Still Deadlocked On Armistice Policing

U. S. Jets Fight Reds Nearly Eight Miles Up  uftnum hbered Allied   Outnumbered Allied Planes Damage Two MiGs, Return Safely

Jets Battle Almost Eight Miles High   Chinese Red Petrol Jabs Repulsed; Outnumbered Sabres Return Safely

Jets Battle At 8-Mile Altitude  Yankee Warcraft Outnumbered 4 to 

Jet Planes Fight Fight Miles High   Two Communist Planes Damaged

Dogfight Rages Eight Miles Up   All Allied Planes Return To Bases

Two Red Craft Damaged; All  Americans Safe  Allies Retake Ground Areas They Lost

AIRMEN BATTLE 8 MILES ABOVE NORTHWEST KORE:      U. S. Planes Damage 2 MIGs Without Loss to Themselves In One of Hiighest Dogfights in History.   ENEMY SUPPLY AREA NEAR WONSAN BOMBED   American Thunderjet Shot Down by Anti-Aircrait Fire—Pilot Rescued From Ocean.

HEARTBREAK HOUSE TO: BE VACATED  Vermonters Build Home’ for Jailed Man's Family

Solons Chary On Free Visits To Hotel —   RFC Probers May Lift Curtain On Giect  te4

Top Committee Members Say Action Coming Term of Service May  Be Cut from 27 To 24 Months

Truce Prospect Looks Dreary Christmas Day  Negotiators Continue Talks With Chinese

Meetings os Held Chuvlatinias Day   Two Days Remain Before Dec. 27 ’  Deadline

Outlook Bleak For Early End ‘To Korea War   Negotiators F orego Yule... Observance: Continue ‘Talks

2 Days Remain for Agreement or War Resumes   But Hope Persists as Korean Conflict Enters 19th Month

Deadline Two Days Away but Reds Hold Out   Teams Skip Christmas To Press for Truce; War in 19th Month

Price Cutting Promised in Next 30 Days   Federal Agencies Ordered To Assist In Enforcement

FBI Alerted To Keep Down Black Market   New Economic Regulations Get Hostile Reaction From ti.8. Publie

TRUCE STARTED IN BUS STRIKE   Duke Co. Buses -Rolling Again For Two-Week Agreed Period During   New Negotiations.

Gen Omar Bradley Wri! es Ike Once Was Accused Of Meddling In Politics

Eisenhower Accused Of Interfering In Allied Political Problem During W orld W ar Two

‘Advance,on'60-Mile Front While: : ‘Reds Withdraw-From. Own Fiasco; “Foe Holds Han River Line.at Seoul As UN Opens Attack Farther East

Six Mile Gain Reported pa Troops Fall & Back        Seoul Defenders  Repulse Patrols In Earlier Attempt

Gen. M’Arthur Reports Gains Up To 6 Miles  5 Nations In Push On 60-Mile Front

5-Nation Force Advances on 50-Mile Front   General MasArthur Resumes Communique After Long Lapse

Chalk Up Long Gains As Troops Of Five Nations Join In Bold Offensive   Attack Ordered By MacArthur After Tuesday Visit To Céntral Front Pivot Called Vital Phase Of Korean War

UN TROOPS SLOG THROUGH STORM ~ TOCONTACT REDS   Big Gains Are Made Near Point Where Chinese Struck ¥leek Ago   BIG BATT .E LGOMS   Chinese ‘Troops Believed Massed a. Hoensong North of Wonju

Gains ‘Up! to Six Miles Made: On First. Day « of New Drive; Troops of. Five Nations Join

Forces of Eight Nations Launch Combined Offensive And Gain Up To Six Miles

Allies Find Few Fnemies § Great Narthward Push   Most Units Can’t Catch Fleeing Foe; Other ds Run

U.N. Troops Gain 6 Miles  In New Korea Offensive Allies Push Ahead Against Withdrawing Enemy Forces   9th Corps Spokesman Says Drive Vital Phase of Campaion; Attack Is Ordered By MacArthur After Visit to Front

Gain Up To 6 Miles In New Offensive; South Koreans Gain Eight Miles West Of Hoengong

UN Gains Six Miles On Front   North Koreans Break And Run Before U. §. Tanks

Allied Forces Mark Up Gains Of Eight Miles   “Operation Killer’ Sweeping Every Foxhole Along 50-Mile Front Despite Rains That ; Ground Planes; Ships Shell Coasts

Gen. MacArthur Says Men Have Already Gained . Up To Six Miles: 2

Gains Of Up To Six Miles Reported By Gen. MacArthur   DRIVE CALLED VITAL TO KOREAN CAMPAIGN

Did Not Offer To Support Him For Presidency   Praciden? lanvaec   President Leaves For Vacation In Key West Today

Stubborn Enemy Limits UN Push   Platoon-Sized Red Units  , g ee Se ee ee  ae

Rising Momentum Of New Attaek By Seven Divisions  Of Foe Perils Retreat Road

Reds Shitting Direction © Of New Attack in Effort To Sulit Lines of U. N.

Chinese Red Counterattack {s Pushing U.N. Troops Southward As Signs Point To Major Drive

U.N. Forces Fall Back 18 Miles Under Red Blows   Enemy Swings Down Mountain Corridors Under Aerial Poundine

SHIFT ATTACK IN CENTRAL KOREA   Communists Make Advance Of 18 Miles  TRAPPED   Yanks And ‘South Koreans Escape: Chinese Move In 1,000-Man Bands

U.N. Forees Lose Major Road Center   Allied Air Power Is Thrown Against Roving Red Units

UN Pushed Back  18 Miles In One Sector  Alliae De:   vasew wWVViveE Allies Driven Out Of Hoengsong Road Junction; UN Air  - Force Hits Back

(CHINESE HEAD DOWN SLOPES IN EFFORTS TO SPLIT ALLIED LINES IN WONJU-YOJU AREA

Allied Planes Kill At Least 300 In 1 Group   MacArthur Visits Front, Says The Reds Still Strong

WonjuRoad Goal of New  Orislaughts   18-Mile Wedge Driver in Allied Lines; 7 Divisions on Move

Fierce Enemy Attacks Dent Allied Line as Much as-18  Miles; Heavier Attack  Gains Momentum.    ENEMY HAS PLENTY  OF MEN AND SUPPLIES

Reds Seeking To Split UN's Defense Line        Direction of Mass Attack Moved by Communists; First Assault Digs in 18 Miles

Enemy Still Has Plenty Of Manpower and Supplies Gen. MacArthur Warns After Visit

Massive Atfack Rolls Ahead; MacArthur Visits Front Line   General. Warns. That Enemy Still Has Men, Supplies Necessary for Attack; Allied Troops Fight Way Out of Communist Trap

Gain 18 Miles; Heavier Attack In the Making ,  MacArthur Warns Foe Has Plenty of Manpower, Supplies

Attempt by Chinese to  Split Allies   Reds Shift Direction of Massive Attack, Head  Down Mountain Passes   MACARTHUR VISITS   UN Supreme Commander Warns Enemy Still Has Plenty of Men, Supplies

Communist Push Rolls Back UN Army 18 Miles   Red Chinese Onslaught Drives U.N. Forces Out Of Hoengsong, Fifty Miles East Of Seoul; Attack is Only Eastern Wing Of Heavier Attack Now In Making

First Enemy Attack Slices 18 Miles Into Allies. Could Be Threat To  ‘Troops on Seoul Front

In Sections  Heavier Onslaught   Heavier Onslaught Gaining Momentum In Central Korea

Massed Force Tries To Bridge Wonju Detense   18-Mile Advance Made by Commies In Central Sector

Trying to Split :  Allies Between,  ms and Yojtt Enemy Has as Plenty af

Direction Shifted by  Communists in Effort To Split Wonju-Yoju Lines of Allies ©

Reds Drive to Divide UN Forces   MacArthur Warns of Enemy Potential After Trip to Front

Enemy Directs Drive Between Wonju and Yoju   Opposition Still Has Plenty of Manpower, Supplies, Mac Warns

Reds Making Effort to Divide Allied Lines Between Wonju And Yoju; Head Down Mins.

Shift Direction Of Massive Attack In Central Korea   MacArthur Says Reds Have Plenty Of Men, Supplies

Yanks Escape Trap and Sef Up New Defense   Allied Warplanes Blast Commies as They Mass Forces

‘Yanks, ROK Units Fight Way Out of Hoengsong Trap   U.N. Air Force Blasts Hard at Foe To Halt Threat to Central Front

Red Army Strikes © Southward   At Least Seven Chinese Divisions Push Down Valleys in Bid to Split Allies: Planes Hit Harc

Counterattack Shifts, Hits At Vital Road   UN Troops Claw out Of Trap Sprung by 100,000 Enemy, Draw Back to New Positions

Dent Line as Much as 18 Mi.—  Reds Shift Direction Of Attack: Try to Split Allies

Planes Aim To Break Up New Push On Line      South Korean, American Troops Fight Way Out Trap Sprung By Reds

Attack in Center Poses Trap Threat   -Scope of Chinese Counter Blow Widened as Drive Gains Momentun

Heavier Attack By Reds Now Gaining Force   Enemy Shifts Direction Of Push, Heads for Wonju-Yoju Highway

Attackers Aiming At Vital Road   But Reds Routed in Serious Attempt to Reach It; West Quiet

MaeArthur Back From Trip ToFront   Move To Split Allies Seen As Chinese Send  Men Down Corridors

Seek to Split Allied Lines Near Woniu   First Red Attacks Dent Allied Lines 18 Miles in Spots; Reds Using Tanks

Seven Chinese Divisions Drive  For Vital Road   Enemy Still Has Plenty of Men and Supplies MArthur Warns

Chinese Reds Smash 18 Miles Through Allied Lines; Sweep UN Forces Aside In New Push

Communists In Huge Smash To Split UN Lines   Direction Of Drive Shifts To Sector Between Wonju And Toju; MaeArthur Warns Of Red Strength

Americans Smash Way Out Of Trap   Communist Assault Appears To Be Only Beginning Of Push

Enemy Mounts New Attack on Central Front   U. N. Forces Fight Desparately to Halt Communist Offensive

Yanks and Allies Fight Way Out of Hoengsong s Trap  Communists Open New Mass Attack in Central Area

Allies Shoved Back 18 Miless 7DivisionsMass  For New Attack   RoadCenter of Hoengsong Abandoned; Chipyong  Surrounded

Huge Enemy Drive Shifts In Hill Area   Massive Force Tries To Split Allies In Wonju-Yoju Sector

EAST-WEST ROAD TARGET OF BLOW BY 7 DIVISIONS   CAPTURE WOULD THREATEN ALLIES IN SEOUL AREA

Foe Bent On Splitting Allied Force:Near Yoju   MacArthur Again Visits Warfront

Wonj u-Yoju Highway Is Objective  Loss Of Road Woul Be Blow To Allies

MacArthur Says Foe Has Plenty: Of Power Left   Enemy Pushes: UN Forces Back 18 Miles On Front

Massive Attack Heads  Down Two Mountain Valleys Toward Allies   Hoengsong Falls To Red Onslaught   MacArthur Warns Foe Sull Has Plenty of Manpower, Supplies

Chinese Troops Heading Down Mountain Between ——— Wonju and Yoju  MACARTHUR AT FRONT On-Return General Reports Enemy Has Plenty of Supplies

Reds Shift Direction Of Attack  Chinese Drive 18 Miles in Effort To Split Allied Central Front Line

Commie Attack Gets Up Steam   Eighteen-Mile Dent in Allied Line As Reds Head Down Mountain Valleys

Reds Seek To Divide Allied Line   Shift Attack And Drive Down Mountais Passes Between Woniu And Yoiu

Hoengsong Falls To Foe In First Push   Talk Of Crossing Parallel ‘Is Purely Academic,’ MacArthur Save

PUNCH DENT 18 MILES IN ALLIED LINES   Chinese Shift Direction of  Massive Attack on Central Front and Head for — Wonju.   MAY CAUSE ALLIED — RETREAT IN WEST   Wonju Break-Through Would Endanger Retreat Route for Yanks at Inchon and Near Seoul.

Chinese Stream Down To Valleys Toward Wonju-Yoju Road — Smash 18-Mile Dent In Lines — Commander Says Foe Still Strong

United Nations Center Pushed Back 18 Miles   Furious Air Attacks at Low Level Take * Tell of Fee

Chinese Head Down Valleys for Key Road   MacArthur Visits Front, Warns That Foe Is Still Strong  wesc we Er eneeneteen

War in Suez. Zone Appears To Be Nearer   Woman Killed by British . Troops; Eavpt Mobilizes

Egyptian Killed Trying fo Crash Bis Roadblock   Troops Fire on Auto In the Embattled Suez Canal Zone

Eqyptians Lodge Shooting Protest  Nation Is Moving Toward War Basis

British Fire Kills Woman  Egyptian Pair Tries To Crash Suez ‘Block

British Troops Fire On Couple   Egyptian Woman Is Reported Killed

Two Egyptians Shot Trying To Enter Zone   Britain Formally _ Informed: Treaties Not in Operation

Keypt Plans To Call Men  Into Service   Woman Is Killed By British Troops   Violence Occurs After Week-end Lull In  Canal Zone

British Troops oman A      -Driver'Attempted To Crash: Barrier ‘Where. Soldiers Guard Canal”

Egypt Orders Mobilization  oe,e § Mm.*. ££...   British Reinforce Suez Canal Garrison

Suit Kindles Wrath   Hospital Sees ‘Dead’ Woman Coroner's Problem

BABY GIRL BORN IN NEW YORK STORE   Stork Interrupts Woman's Christmas Shopping in Basement at Macvr's.

Gunman Killed, Three Wounded By Police Fire   Outlaws Trapped Robbing Prominent Chicago Family

Police Trap Four Gunmen, Kill One, Staging Daylight Apartment Holdup

Burglary Attempt Nipped by Police: Gunman is Killed   Officers Surround Chicago Apartment Nab Three Thugs

Reds Keep Promise Te Leave Out Guards; Proaress Told.      WAR END APPROVED.

Thousands Of Residents Join Batile To Free Chicago From Tons Of Snow

Near-Record Snow Smashes Chicago   Transportation Nearly Paralvzed—Hundreds Stranded on Christmas

Chicago Digging Out Of Record Snowfall; Transportation Paralyzed

Should Be Nice, Weatherman Says   Chicago Slowed to Walk by Tons of Snow

Chicago Gets Snow Blanket For Christmas   Eight-Inch Fall Has Big City Nearly Paralvzed.

Thousands of Workers Are Battling Fresh Fall of Snow Dumped On Chicago; Traffic Paralyzed . -

Snow Deluge Hits Chicago   Transportation Nearly Paralyzed After 33 Inches In Dee.

Tons Of Snow Slows Chicago Activity, Most Traffic Snarled   Fall In December Sets New Record; Other Areas Hit

Eight More Inches of Snow Falls On Chicago; Transportation Halts

GeneralMoore, Gray Veteran, Passes At99   Funeral Set For Wednes day: Lincoln Man Now Last Confederate Vet  q

See Moderate Price Increases In Near Future   Factors Work Against Each Other to Prevent Sharp Rises

Briton Named George Dawson Identified by Congressmen as “Ringleader”: $100 Million in Profits.

Fabulous ‘Surplus’ Deal Bared   Briton Named Ringleades In Intricate Resales niti§&. Pronerty

Briton Gains Fabulous Wealth By Selling America War Surplus Goods That US Once Gave Poor Germans

Spies Get Sentence Of Death   Greenglass to Hear Fate Today; Sobell Sentenced To Thirty Years

Judge to Pass Sentence on  3d Atom Spy   Kaufman Indicates He'll Spare Life Of Greenzlass

NEWS BRIEFS OF INTEREST TO AIKENITES   COUNTY MEN ATTEND NAVY TRAINING COURSE

Air Force May Seek Draftees  Lack Of Volunteers Eleeatééinn Peranram

Air Force Will Be Unable to Meet Its June 30 Manpower Goal And May Induct First Draftees

Air Force May Take Draftees To Fill Quota   Manpower Goal Of Service Branch Falls Short

Malik to Blast U. S. Policies   Will Offer Peace Plans Already Rejected by United Nations

Senate Asks C.A.B. Help For Alaska Non-Sked Air Lines   Second Time U. S. Senate Asks For Alaska Service

Cut Important Lateral Highway on Central Front   Allies Retreat, Set Up New Defense 6-7 Miles from Capital

FOE ADVANCES OVER PARALLEL IN NEW SURGE      KaypongAbandoned; UN Troops Take New Positions

Reds Closing In On Seoul After Cutting Highway   Surge Within 7 Miles of Battered City as Forces to East Drive UN Troops From Kapyong, Severing Key Supply Route te Chunchon

TROOP ISSUE OUT OF HOUSE DRAFT BILL   Republicans May Atimpt To Override Committee When Mea«cere Beaches Floor

House Wont Tie Draft Bill To Troops Issue   Approves Lower Draft Age; Service Of 26 Months

Panel Rejects Draft Strings   : e 2 ee ‘House Committee Defeat: eure Consent’? Plan

Committee Studying Bill For Draft Refuses Curb On Troops To Aid Europe   Tabling Of Amendment Removes Big Obstacle From Way of Fina! Action By House Armed Services Group

BILL FACES © UNCERTAIN. HOUSE FATE   Senators Vote 32-18 for Governor's Road Program Bill But House Action Is Delayed.   TRUCK FEES BIG ISSUE IN HOUSE   Nickel Tax and Truck Li_ censes Would Bring in Extra $68,000,000. Plan $183,000,000 State Road Work. ab.

Delay Had Been Sought Until Action Taken On Truck Bill   Two Measures Would Net Extra $68 Million Year: ly for Roads

BILL NOW FACES UNCERTAIN FATE INTHE HOUSE   SOME REPUBLICANS SOUGHT TO AWAIT TRUCK FEE DECISION

Illinois Senate Approves Hike In  Gasoline Tax Rate Bill Advances To   Bill Advances -To House; Truck Fe Are Under Attack

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL IN NATION MOUNTS TO 495   New T¥affic Fatality Record for Labor Day Holiday ' Is Regarded as a. Certainty.   DIE AT RATE OF ONE EVERY 11 MINUTES   Homebound Rush Under Way as Figures Were Compiled—Total Expected to Exceed 500,

New Holiday TrafficDeath Record Seen  Toll Passes 100 And Official Says

Setting New Traffic Death Mark   One Motorist Dying Every 11 Minutes Over the Holiday.

Iranian Army, British Staff - Await Trouble   Attlee Appeals to Truman To Reinforce Stand In QO] Dispute

Billion Dollar Oil Plant May Be Blown Up   Rumor Says England Will Land Troops

The Weather   Ordered To Repulse Any British Seizure   Nationalists Reported Ready To Demolish Billion. Dollar Oil Plant !f Foreign Forces Attempt To Land

lranian Army Prepared for Any Activity   Alerted, to Resist * Rumored British Plans To Seize Refineries, Tehran Announces

Britons Warned Living Standards Will Be Lower   Sacrifices Must Be Made to Finance Rearmament Program

Republic of Aiaska Memorial Teking Licking in Legislature   Majority Would Kill Measure

Courageous Act Saves 3 Children  Willie Gray Enters “ Burning Home and OP 8 M..464 CLM.

Senate Republicans Balk At Reaching Quick Decision Ox House-Approved  $138,000,000 Compromise Tax Package   ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS UNTIL NEXT WEEK

Democrats Dun Fred M. Alger  Secretary Of State Asked To Kick In

Hearings On Price Boosts Are Ordered   Capehart Amendment Repeal Is Refused

Public Hearing On Compromise Prices Ordered  Senators Reject  Truman Plea to Vl Ae de

Senate Will Hold Hearings on Compromise Aimed at Governing Price Boosts

ORDER PUBL HEARINGS ON PRICE BOOSTS   Compromise Worked Out to Avoid Capehart Amendment

Senate Group Orders Hearings On Price Boosts   Compromise Plan Considered After Truman Move Beater

HEARING ORDERED ON PROPOSAL FOR CURB LAW CHANGE   Compromise Plan ‘Will Tend to Keep Prices Down,’ Maybank Says   TRUMAN BID REBUFFED   Senate Group Refuses Outright Repeal of ‘Capehart Amendment’

Truman Rebuffed On Capehart Plan   Coalition Tops Committee Vote on Renpealer

Fugitive Killer Abandons Car of  Victim in Mexico   Suspected Slayer of Eight Believed Headed Back Toward U.S.; Another Attack Feared; Officers Narrow Hunt for Oklahoma Family

SAWED-OFF BADMAN Search Spreads to Mexico  For Suspected Killer of 8

COTTON MAI      MAN WHO CLAIMED TO BE FATTEST IM: WORLD” DIES AT CLAYTON SHORT CF 709-POUND Goal

mneg Sipons is Ended Joan Edwards, In Coma Over Two Years, Is Dead

Executions Postponed for 48 Hours Rpt tin nnd nnnoone nanan etnnannnnnnnns  Killers Given Second Last-Minute Reprieve

Three Young Philadelphians Win Second Last-Minute Reprieve From the Chair

Governor Gives ighth Reprieve To Darcy, Pals   Trio Figured In Hold-Up Killing; Execution Is Set

3 Philadelphians Win 7th Reprieve   Stay of Execution Giver For 48 Hours; Hearing Scheduled for Thursday

THREE SLAYERS GIVEN: SEVENTH PA. REPRIEVES   Governor Saves Two  75 Minutes Before Execution

Ohio Sailor, Shot In Mexico, Dies  Cabaret Watchman Sheotina Suspect

Maritime Union Terms Agreed  Settlement Exnected With Others Soon

Pacitic Radio Men End Their Strike   Gulf - East Coast Tieups Air Threat Continue

REACH AGREEMENT WITH SHIP OWNERS   I. ©. Maritime Union, With — 92,000 Members, Granted a 40 Hour Week.

State to Begin Survey — Of Route 36 Next Week  Relocation Is to Be About Eight Miles Long; To Work on Urban Improvement Plan Later

Search Spreads for Two Bank Robbers   Loot. Which They Buried, Is Recovered.

Tax Group Is Halfway Towards Goal   Special Committee  Tentatively Agrees On State Plan To  Raise $70,000,000

Special Committee at Halfway Mark In Search for Solution to Tax Issue

Snails, White Mice, Worms Used in Effort to Wipe Out Disease Affecting a Million

Federal Sales lax Championed By Organization  i ’ Businessmen’s   Businessmen’s Group Favors Five Per Cent Tax

Fair Trade Rulings Launch Price War. In- Albuquerque; Cruces Feels Little Effect

Program At One-Third Of Set Goal   Acceleration Noted In Plans For Militar, In Case Of War

Scientist Says ‘Flying Saucers’ Are Balloons Used in Afomic Research

Says Flying Saucers Actually Plastic  Balloons Being Used In Atomic Research

Food Didnt Agree  Sa eiittia ieee  tienatintin die ain aed  Church Conference Ends Suddenly; 39 Become Ii

JILTED YOUTH IS TAKEN OFF BRIDGE   Perch on High Catwalk Stops Frisco Traffic

U.N. Moves Into Its New Building   Many Bodies Are Still at Lake Success

U.N. Takes Over New Headquarters   Crowd-Drawing Activities Remain At Lake Success

UN Moves Into $65,000,000 Offices In Manhattan, But Main Action Still Scheduled at Lake Success

M' Arthur Intended To Worry Chinese  Statement Designed Ta Stimulate Talk Qn

MACARTHUR IMPLIES RED CHINA MAY BE ATTACKED IN HIS PEACE OVERTURE

‘Frozen Woman Loses Fingers  poate - Muscle  ial alia ala aaa OEE OT Ee pn

Dope Addictions  Said ‘Epidemic’ Health Official Sees Crisis In Big Cities

Points To Menace Of Dope Addicts   US Health Official Says Teen-Age Use Shows Sharp Increas«

German Soldier, Entombed 6 years, Becomes Blind Upon Leaving Trap

House Fund Held Short By $100,000   Lawmaker Says Folding Room Payroll Padded

New York Is Monday Goal For Old Cars   Drivers Get First . Full Night of Rest In Week's Race’

Johnston Says Tax Hike Sure   Stabilizer Claims Rationing ‘In Mind’

Flood Relief Fund Sharply Cut by House   Only Fourth of What Truman Asked Set Up To Bring Help to Victims of Flood

House Committee Okays Only Part of Request \For Flood Relief Money

Approves Less Than Half of President's Flood Aid Request   Most of 113 Million Okayed by House Committee Is for Long-Term Loans.

Winds, Heavy Seas Lash Jamaica: New Hurricane Rears In  Rich British 'sland Due to Get Second Bi: Blow, Third Brewing

Engage Enemy in  Hand Fight   Win Back Position Lost to Reds, Gain Much Other Ground

Allied Troops Gain In  Wide Attack   UN Gains Two Miles in Central Front Drive

Engage  Enemy in> Hand Fight  Win Back Position — Los t to Reds, Ga ai in

Shove Reds Two Miles in New Attacks   Allied Forces Go Ahead in Central Front of Korea

U.S. Advised To Store Oil Supply   Underground Areas Recommended For Storage

Underground Storage Of Vital Oil  Products Held Feasible, Economical

U.S. Told Huge Underground Oi Tanks Possible   Storage Advisable To Protect Supply From Enemy Attack

Ask Aid in Building Up Civil Defense In Alaska; Shelters   Big Shelters Needed For Alaskans

Grateful Little Mutt Is Recovering From Shock After Two Dogs Try to Drown Him

Policeman Stops Attempted Murder 1Of Little Pooch by Two Bigger Dogs

Two Big “Hounds” Escape—  Grateful Pooch Will Recover From 'Attempted Murder' Try

Beg-Marder Is Thwarted , Policeman Saves Underdog From Drowning by 2 Others

2 Big Dogs Try to Drown Pup   ‘Kent Tossing Him Into Creek, Says Rescuer

Four Bodie: Brought Up From Shaft  . Fire Out Of Control. In World’s Largest

News Day, Night   Kidnaping Also Charged To 3   Louisiana Chief Arrests Noe, Companions

Kidnaping Also Charged To 3   Louisiana Chief Arrests Noe, Comyanions

Food Price Protection Promised   DiSalle To Hold Cost Of Living Slightly Higher Than Present Level

DiSalle Decides To Allow Prices To Soar Further   Midsummer Level Will ‘Correct Inequities’

SEE COOLNESS IN MOVE TO TAG RED CHINA   American Delegate Makes Strong Plea For a Firm Stand

Austin Calls For Firm Stand  Signs of Refusal To Brand Reds Seen

British Commonwealth Na tions Refuse To Accept U. S. Position   FIRM STAND AGAINST COMMUNISM URGED

Stand Firm In Crisis, Says Austin   U.S. Combats Fear In Commonwealth Nations Of Wer

Austin Asks UU. "4 To Stand Firm Against Chinese   Must Show Its Will To Fight Aggression

Forty-Nine Bodies Brought Down From Plane Crash Scene as Wreck Cause Investigated

Boy Survivor Gives Story ¢  Crash Which Killed Ride: Injured 44 In Half-Mile Run  ADMTTTH NOLATIION.      DRIVER REMAINED AT WHEEL AND DIE

Auto Blamed for Fatal Bus Crash   Boy Survivor Tells Of Weirton Accident

‘Confederate’ Troops Take New Ulm, Casualties --- 735 Bottles of Beer

Warren Gets  Sharp Query   Governor Of Florida Wanted At Hearings

180 Shots, 175 Hits! Radar Gunsight Aids Jets To Mow Down Enemy MIGs

Half of Bonus Issue Is Sold On First Day   Banks, Private Interests Suap Up $17,383.000 Warth of Randc«

About 4.00 See Disaster Film Fewer Than 100  At Its Showing From Congress

GIFTS FROM LAWRENCE   Local Committes Presents Olathe  Rese With Two TV Seta

President Claims Demo: Have Taken Care of  Wrongdoers All Along   GIFTS FROM LAWRENCE   Local Committee Presents Olathe Base With Two TV Sets

10th Corps Now Has New Chief   Almond Gives Up Com mand To Take Over At  Carlicle Barracks

200 Isolated By Lava From Hibok Hibok   No Indication That Mile-High Volcano Ma Be Subsiding.

VOLCANO ERUPTS FOR FOURTH TIME   VIOLENT BLAST AND LIGHT QUAKE CAUSE NEW TER. ROR ON ISLAND.

OPS Plans New  Beef Controls   Take Move To Insure More Meat For Army

Alleged “Laxity” Probed As Police Hunt For Cook County Jail Escapee

CENTRAL WEDGE MAY BE PLAN GF RED ATTACK   Enemy Resisting Allied Attempts To Spot Buildup

Truman Believes He Would Be Consulted if ll-N Had Anv Pronosals   President Refuses To Discuss Charge By MacArthur Truman Silenced Imuortant Witnesses

HIGHEST WATER OF CENTURY DUE TO REACH AREA   Rush Work Along Levees That Hold Back Mississippi

PREPARE FOR RECORD FLOOD AT ST. LOUIS   Highest Waters in More Than a Century Bear Down on City; Great Damage Feared.   3» BRACE FOR CREST EXPECTED SUNDAY   Fear Damage May Exceed 1947 Disaster; 1,312 Scott Field Airmen Work on Levees.

Y TRUMAN   Calls on Americans to Aid Flooded Areas Thru the ‘Red Cross

Security Needs Dictate Policy On Formosa _   New Declaration of U.S. Stand Confronts The United Nations

12 Nations To Ask U.N. For Support   Meeting of Seven Countries Urged by Group of Delegates

12.Lands Ask Final Peace Plea to Reds   Exact Terms Not Listed, U. S. Feels  Move Is Useless

NURSE SLAYERS ARE CONVICTED   Two Face Life Prison Terms; Other May Get Same

Ann Arbor Trio Guilty Of Murder   Mandatory Life Senlences Face 2 Nurse Slayers

RAYBURN SETS SPEAKER RECORD   Lauded By Members Of House, Receives Gavels

SCAN BREWER APPOINTMENT   Senate Group To Cal Governor Williams For Quizzing

MAY TERM OPENED   Number of Cases Disposed of at First District Court Session

Farm Youth, 23, Admits Slaying of Four Persons   Fires Through Window To Kill Neighbors.— Lived Alone on Farm.

Ozarks Youth Admits Slaying  Four Persons   Kenneth Essary Pumped Volley of Shots Through Window of Farmhouse

Four Killed by Ozarks Youth In Their Home   Slayings Tuesday Night on Farm Near Conway, Mo.

Ozark Madman Then Turns  Gunon Others   Seized at Dad’s Home, Mad Killer Refuses To  Give Cause for Crime

FOUR KILLED BY FARMER IN OZARK HILLS      Neighbor Shoots Through Window of House, Fires on Rescuers.

Ozarks Youth  Admits Slaying Four Neighbors   Pumps Volley of Shots Into Home Of Shockley Family, He Tells Sheriff

Farm Man, 23, Says He Fired Gun Into Cabin; 4 Killed   Sheriff Says He Refuses to Give Reason for Shootings in Ozarks

Ozarks Farmaoy KillsFour With Volley Of Shots  Four in One Family _ Shot Through Windew OE KMiesourt Home

FOUR KILLED BY OZARKS GIINMAN   23-Year-Old Farmer Also Fires At Four Others Called To Scene

Missouri Youth Admits Slaying Four In Family   Volley of Shats Pumped Fhrough Window Of Ozark ‘Hills Farmhouse

Youth Adinits Killing Four   Declines to Give Any Reason Why He Shot _Down Four Neighbors

Ozarks Farmer Admits Killing Four Neighbors With .22 Rifle   Family. Murder Leaves Children Parentless  93:Year-Old Slayer:Gives“No Motives

YOUTH ADMITS. SLAYING FOUR   Fires Volley of Shots Into Farmhouse. _

Ozark Youth Admits Shooting Four Members of Family; Children Unhurt

Hits State Department Congressman Urges Fund Ban To Speed Oatis Action

REP, BRAY RAPS STATE DEPT. FOR OATIS INACTION   Would Halt Funds fot Acheson Until Attempt Made to Free Newsman

Report U. S. Casualties In Korea Now 141,955   Senator Bridges Says Total American Losses Double Those Announced

Information Is Given By Bradley At Senate Probe   General Critical Of Method: Used In Ousting MacArthur

 Non-Battle Casuals Not Listed , US. Korean Casualties Doubl Those Officially Announced

TOTAL MORE THAN DOUBLE LOSS LISTS   Sen. Bridges Says Battle and Non-Battle Lossesin War Exceed Official Announcements. .   DISCLOSE ACTUAL.  TOTAL IS. 141 955   Figures Brought Qut at Questioning of Bradley as Army Announces: Losses Are 66,816.

U. §. Casualties in Korea Far Greater Than Those Announced Officially Says Senafor Bridaes

Casualties Much Greater Than Told: Bridges   More Than Double Those Announced Says Senator

BRADLEY CITES NEW FIGURES AT SENATE HEARING   SEN. BRIDGES SAYS NON-COMBAT FIGURES KEPT FROM PUBLIC

Bridges Declares Total U. S. Losses DoubleTallyGiven   Senator Says Non-Battle Casualties Kept From Public; Hearings Give Truths

Casualties Said Double U.S. Listing   Senator Bridges Reports on Testimony  By Gen. Bradley

Senators Told 11,292 Men Dead  Total 141,955 In  Entire Campaign

Senator Reports Casualties Now  At 141,955 Total   11,292 Dead Reported From Bradley Figures  In Senate Testimony

Non-Battle Casualties Swell Total   Senator Reports. They Are More: Than Double” tha  Ott teal Bisiese:

U. 5. Casualties In Korea Higher Than Announced   Sen. Bridges Says Figure More Than Double That Of Official Reports.

U. 5. Casualties Set At 141,955  New Figure Includes Total of 11,292 Dead

USS. Losses Are Higher   Non-Battle Casualties Hike Previous Reports On Estimates in Korea

Nonbattle Losses Have Been Kept FromU. S. Public   Total Is Substantially More Than Double Previous Reports

Priest Sees Starvation For  Red Chinese  Reaches Hong Kong After 14 Weeks In  Communist Prisons

Fastern Industries Cancel Layoffs, Begin Production Again As Thousands of Trainmen Return to Work; Other Areas Remain Idle

Strike Continues At Midwestern, Far West Yards   Switchmen Return To Work By Thousands At New York, Philadelphia And Other Cities In East; Scant Handful Back On Job At Chicago, Nation’s Rail Hub

Midwest Sull Tied-ut By Strike   Nation’s Truckers To Start Hauling Mail, Defense Goods

Strike Easing In East; West Is Still Tied Up   Truck Lines Must Give Mail  Pristity

Workers in East Begin Return to Work  Nation's Truckers   Nation's Truckers Ordered to Give Priority to Mail

Workers in East Beain Return fo Work   Nation’s Truckers Ordered to Give Priority to Mail

Switchmen In Midwest Remain Out   Some Heed Plea By Wilson to — Return to Work As Patriotic Duty

Only Handful Back at Work: In Chicago   Strike Said Helping Russia; Settlement Hopes Brighten

Defense Transport Administration Orders Nation’s Truckers Give Priority To Freight And Moi}   RAIL STRIKE HAS ENDED THROUGH FAST

But Switchmen Continue Walkout In Midwest, West   Truckers Told To Haul Defense Freight

Stoppage Continues In Midwest Centers; Wilson Makes Plea   Birmingham Switchmen Return And Then Report ‘Sick’ Again

Switchmen Can Work Stoppages In West, Midwest  to. @octhh wm: gf > pea, mm. Me. en

STATE FORCES PREPARED FOR SNOW REMOVAL   Highway Department To Keep Roads Cleared During Annual “Cold War.”

Male Chorus In Rehearsal   First Meeting Slated Monday Night At 7:3¢

EVANS MAY RUN FOR GOVERNOR   But Decision Not . Yet Made, He Says After Legion Talk

Egyptian Wins Channel Swim by Minute Over Tired Frenchman; Girl Places Third

Hearings On Ag Program Are Slated   House Group To Hold Meetings In Midwest

Wage Curb Changes Due This Week  , Thousands Almost Certain Of Hikes

Pay Boosts Coming for Many Workers   Wage Board May Order Overhaul Of Wage Ceiling

Wace Controls Overhaul Due  New Price Index Data May Bring Boosts

Pay Program Due For Big Overhau   Negotiated Boosts For Many Workers Certain To Be Approved

(General Puts  Fate of Talks Up to Enemy   U. N. Commander Refuses  To Investigate Red   : ‘Rambine’ Charve

Foe Charges — Ridgway With Being Evasive   Enemy Radio Reveals: Receipt of Message;..:. Plan Special Broadcast

PEIPING RADIO ATTACKS LATEST ALLIED MESSAGE   Little Chance Of Renewal Of Truce Talks For The Present   RIDGWAY ACCUSED OF BEING EVASIVE

Fate Of Talks On Armistice Still In Doub   Red China Radio Blasts Gen. Ridgway’s Latest Answer

Charges General Was Evasive in Note Refusing to Reinvestigate Alleged  Bombing of Kaesong.   INFORMATION BULLETIN ISSUED BY ALLIES   It Says Latest Communis! Message May Contain Some Hope for Resumption of Armistice Talks.

Says UN Message _ Plain Lies  Accuses Ridgway  me ol. ys   Accuses Ridgway Of Slandering -, Chinese Enemy~

Red China Rips Into Ridgway’s ‘Latest Message  _ Says UN Commander “Resorted to Plair » Lies”; Fate of Truce Talks Is Put Squarely Up to Communists.

Oil City’s Gabreski Regards Communist Jet Pilots Equal to Luftwa ffe’s Best

EE Ee  Baton Rouge Blast Wrecks % Gas Tanks      Two Killed, 10 Injured In Great Explosion At Standard Oil

Baton Rouge Blast Kills Two Workers   “tne Other Workers Injured in $380,000 Explosion at Standard Oil Refinery.

DEMANDS AND COUNTER PLAN SNARL PARLEY   Ridgway Wants Kaesong as Neutral Zone or Talks Moved Fisewhere.

Reds Ignore Protest, Admr. Joy Passes Bid  To Resume Conference   Truce Hopes Wane As Communists Show Lack Of Good Faith By Refusing To Admit Newsmen.

Enemy Offers To Meet On Own Terms   Ridgway Counters By Making New, Stiffer Demands

Cease-Fire Talks Dealt iNew Setback   Ridgway Demands’. That Armed Troops Leave Truce City

Ridgway Wants  Enemy Troops To Leave Talk Site   - Prospects Dim lor Early Retarn To Conference; UN Commander Asks Noutral Zone ‘To Be Declared

Offer to Resume Negotiations On Own Terms, But Say There Must Be Special Agreement On Press; Ridgway Demands Kaesong Be Neutral

REDS OBJECT TO PRESENCE OF FREE PRESS  Allied Negotiators Demand That Newsmen Be Allowed In Canference City.

General Demand: Kaesong Made Neutral Zone  Ridgway Addresses Order Direct to

Reds Are Using Trivial Excuse To Delay Talks   UN Demands Kaesong Be Demilitarized City

Ridgway Orders All Red Troops Leave Kaesong   Prospects Dim for Resumption of CeaseFire Talks Today

Bradley Says Staff United  On Dismissal   General Gives Three Military Reasons For M’Arthur Ouster

Joint Chiefs Of Staff Approved M'Arthur Ouster   Bradley Reveals Generals Gave Truman Three Military Reasons For Firing; Were Disturbed By Doug’s Action Before HST Was

Gunmen Kall Hotel Clerk D uring Holdup  Two Other Persons   Two Other Persons Wounded In Attemp' To Rob Liquor Store

KKKKKS ANGERED TWO-YEAR-OLD KILLS HIMSELF BUTTING HEAD UP AGAINST WALL

CAUDLE, CHIEF TAX PROSECUTOR FOR U. S., FIRED   'Ouster by Truman May Be Forerunner of Justice Dept. Cleanup.

TEMPERATURE   Top Justice Dept. Aide Discharged   New Charges Loom In Wake OF HST Move

“My Heart Is Broken” Says  Tax Prosecutor   Truman Says Nothing legal Done—Candle Resigns by Kequest  For Outside Activities

Truman Fires Lamar Caudle... . . Crackdown Opens ‘On Tax Scandals

President Fires McGrath's Aide In Tax Checkups  Caudle Discharged When House Grour Dalawe Cindinac

Ouster Of Lamar Caudle May Lead To Wide-Scale Charges In Tax Roundup

Justice Agency S Chief = Counsel Fired By Truman   Caudle Dismissed On Charges By House Tax Probing Group

Truman Fires Caudle In Tax Scandal  Rep. Kind Says It's Only Beginning Of Fraud Probe

Just Beginning, Says King, Affer Truman's Action   Chief Prosecutor of Tax Frauds Let Out in Unexpected Move

Truman Fires Caudle, Chief U.S. 150,000 Prosecutor Of Tax Fraud Cases Their Hor

Caudle’s Firing May Be Opening To More Charges   Government’s Chief Prosecutor Of Tax Frauds Is Dismissed

Committee Cites Outside Activity Of Justice Aide   Just a Beginning, Chairman King Says

Justice Department Tax Scandal Grows   Truman’s Firing of Federal Attorney Presaqes Charaes

Firing Of Caudle Forerunner Of Truman’s 1952 Strateay   Caudle Case Only Beginning, Says King

' _FRAUD PROSECUTOR FIRED— ‘Outside Activities’ Is Charge Against Attorne

President Acts Within 48 Hrs. After Getting House Details   Only The Beginning Says Committee Chief, Attorney Heart Broken

HIGH SCHOOL ELECTION   Richard Butler. Boh Richards Are Council President Candidates

Senators Ignore State Department Head In Voting To Disclose Report On Formosa

Sec. Acheson Begins His Appearance Before Senate Committee After Battle Over Any Publicity On Formosa Document; His Office Vetoed Defense Department Request

Mine Brakeman Decapitated In Fall Under Cars   Indian Buried at Arlington After Being Denied Rites in Sioux City

Indian Victim Of Korean Fighting Buried Near General At Arlington

Asserts Program Likely to Cause Ruinous Inflation   Says Administration Hides Behind Cloak Of Military Secrecy

Troop Issue Is Revised F or Europe   Warning Says U. S. May Send. More Men

Sen. Connally Intensifies Troops Battle  Strong Revival ae ] Fa ae   Strong Revival Of Issue Follows Solon's Statement

Senators Warn Cease Fire May be Move to Get U.S. to Let Down  Grayely Concerned Over Possibility Of Slackup in Defense

Bitter Battle  Over. Yanks To Eur      Connally’: 8. . Warning Adds: Fuel To. Fight "In Senate And House

House Spurns ‘Troop Limit,  Passes Funds   Military Budget Voted; Foreign Aid Advanced

Troops to Europe Issue Revived In Bill Debate   Foreign Relations Chairman Hints Fight in Senate

Warning On U. S. Part in Pact Army Revives Troops-To-Europe Battle

Truce Seen As Possible Russian Plot   Senators Warn U.S. Must Keep Prevared

May Increase U.S. Troops Tc Be Sent Eur ‘ope   Connally Warns More Than Six Divisions May Be Required

Say It May Be Softening Up Process   Would Be Mistake To Ease Off US Military Plans

Giant Russian Softening Up  Process Seen   Senators Fear Pence ‘Talks May Discourage  American Rearmianient

Connally Adds Fuel To Hot  Troops Issue   Warns U.S. Mav Have To Send More Than Six Divisions

36 Billions Are Approved For Defense   Warning Heard That More Than Six U. S. Divisions May Be Needed in Europe

Connally Warning Renews Debate On Troops-fo-Europe   Six-Division Lid Refused In House By 131 to 84 Vote

Warning Revive: G.1.’s-to-Europe Row in Senate   Report More Than 6 Divisions Needed Intensifies Debate

Kurope Troops  Issue Revived  In Congress House Declines To .  Put Lid On Men  Te: ee ee

U. S. Warned By Senators To Stay Alert   Duff Says Nation Must Not Ease Up On Military Prenarations

TO TELL   Investigators Think Plane Fell in Rockies Without Warning

Probers Seek Cause of Airliner Crash In Wreckage Littering Mountain Peak

BELIEVE PLANE FELL SUDDENLY   Investigators Suspect 5¢ Died Without Warning

Colorado’s Worst Air Catastrophe Takes Lives of Fifty Aboard DC6

Officials Say Air Crash Came Without. Warning   Investigators Piece Together Story Of Worst Air Tragedy In Colorado History

Colorado Air  Crash Probed   50 Had No Warning of Tragedy to Come  On UAL Plane

NAVY HOPES HAVE TWO MGRE SUPER CARRIERS SOON  More Funds Asked   More Funds Asked By AEC for Work On Savannah Plant

Progress Is Disclosed By Fechteler   Carrier, Land Plane Attacks Are Planned

Navy Carriers Set'To Launch  Atomic Bombs   Planes Simutate Use Of Weapon In Drills, Feehteler Reveals

Shore-Based Fliers Also Get Superweapon   Adm. Fechteler Tells Navy's Hope to Add More Giant Carriers

Leader Traces Atomic Moves   Submarines To Be Ready In °52-3, Admiral Says

New Chief. FechtelerTells Plans   To Simulate A-Bomb _Attack in Atlantic _ Fleet War Games

Navy Trains Men For A-Bomb Carriers. Simulated Atom Addacks. Made In: Atlantic’WarGames

FECHTELER REPORTS —— eee ee ten  Navy Set To Launch Atom Bomb Attacks

Strike Cuts Food Supplies To Hospitals   Volunteers Staff Ten Minneapolis Medical Spots; Drugs Deliverec

[Drugs Gel Phrough Bari. .  Strike Slashes Food Supplies [At 10 Minneapolis Hospitals

PICKET LINES HIT HOSPITALS   Food, Equipment Supplies Cut At 10 Institutions In Minneapolis Area

Strike Cuts  Food Lines  To Hospital Volunteers Aid  Tustitutions. In Minneapolis

White House May Investigate RFC Loan Files   Probe Chairman Accuses Agency Of Planting Reports

White House Asks For Copies Of RFC Files   SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE DEMANDS TO KNOW WHO ORDERED FILES; AGENCY OFFICIALS DENY KNOWLEDGE

RFC Probers Stirred By Order From White House   Copies Of Files Ordered But Officials Deny Knowing Who Gave The Order; Senator Douglas Aroused By Demand.

RFC Leader: Say Records Impounded   Directors Testify Files Requested Ry White House

Say White House Asked For RFC’s Letters On Loans Don't Know Who  Called For Files, Sav Acency Officials

Suspicion Turned on White House Over Calling in of RFC Loan Files

Claim White House Sough! RFC’s Files   Three Officials Say White House Asked For Copies Of  Correspondence

White House Asks RFC Loan Letters, 3 Officials Claim   Sen. Fulbright Charges Attempt Made to Discredit Investiqation

Three Officials of Agency Say They ’ Understead’ Loan Files Were’ Sent: Thet

Claim White House Sought RFC’s Files   Three Officials Say White ‘House Asked For Copies Of  Carvraannandanca

State Assembly  Vote 92 to 0 to Force Report On Gas Rates   Resolution, Sent to Sen: ate, Would Require PSC to Explain Charge

Remington Is Sentenced To 9 Years, Fined   Convicted Perjurer Continues To Deny He Was Communis'!

Jury Convicts Remington on Perjury Count   Former Government Economist Faces 5-Year Jail Term

Remington  Found Guilty  Of Perju ry   Former Government Empploye Is Convicted Of Lying About Red Ties

Remington Is Sentenced to Prison; Fined   Former Government Man Gets Maximum of Five  Years and $2,000

Remington Gets ) Year Sentence on Perjury Coun’   Fine Is $2,000 for Former Government Worker Branded Red

RemingtonGets 5 -Year Term   Fined $2,000 for Denying He BFver Was Red

Remington  Convicted at Perjury in Denying  Communic? Affiliation

REMINGTON IS FOUND GUILTY   Faces Possible Sentence Of Five Years An“ $2,000 Fine

REMINGTON GIVEN 5 YEARS, BIG FINE   Perjurer To Ray $2,000, Jury Deliberates 5 Hours

Remington Is Sentenced To 5-Year Term   Found Guilty of Lying ‘Under Oath By Federal Jury

5 Year Term For Remington  Former Economist   Former Economist  Also Fined $2,000

Remington Is Found Guilty Of Perjury by Federal Jury   LATE BULLETIN

Remington Convicted, Faces 5-Year Sentence   Former Top Government Economist Lied about Communist Membership

Remington Sentenced: Five Years   Fined $2,000; Ex-Govt Economist Convicted Of Perjury Count.

Teams Nearing Terms on Line   Allied Officers Still Hope For Christmas Truce

Accord Expected By Sunday On First Obstacle   Three More Issues To Follow May Also Prove Troublesome

Hope Is Raised lor Armistice >y Christmas   IN Seeks Cease-Fire Approval by Sunday; Other Issues Remain

Cease-Fire Conferees Report   Progress   Staff Officers  Try To Nail Down Agreement by Sub-Committees

UN, RedsHope ToMoveOnTo Other Points   Tentative Buffer Zone Is Set Up At Parley, Giving 30-Day Breathing Spell To Thresh Out Three Remaining Trouble Spots   Ry WIDL]LIART JORDEN

Hope For End Of Shooting War By Christmas  Three More Points Remain For Discussion

Staff Officers: Map Line for Yule Armistice   3 More Obstacles Face Negotiators Before Fighting Ends

Yule Season ‘May See Shooting Stop in Korea   Allied and Red Staff Officers Hope to Complete Job of Mapping Buffer Zone Today; Mercury Dips at Front.   BITTER COLD IN KOREA

UN, Reds Hope ‘ToMoveOn To Other Points   Tentative Buffer Zone Is Set Up At Parley, Giving 30-Day Breathing Spell To Thresh Out Three Remaining Trouble Spots

Reach Accord After Months Of Wrangling  Hopes For Early Truce Riding High

Allied and Red Officers Push Line-Drawing  When Job Completed  Negotiators to Tackle if wm. *.. a.

Big Four Report Some Agreemen!  RD... aww ene fCaame   Propaganda Seems  Saueezed Out, Said

Big Four Wrangling Continues   But Deputies Think They “May” Have Agreed on Something

Ag. ce eon Somothing il Headway Seen is Mra Onda. for Bie -rour Paris: Mee

Butter, Egg Prices Pdvanee ‘Slightly  Ereachk VUec, ae ee   Fresh Vegetables Cont Less as Supplies Are Increased Seacanally

Meat Producers Protest Controls   DiSalle Maintains Order Is Equitable

BUTTER AND EGG PRICES ADVANCE   Some Vegetables Drop Dur ‘ing Week; Meat Prices Hold Steady As Producers. Packers Protest.

Putter, Eos Prices advance Slightly   Fresh Vegetables Cost Less as Supplies Are Increased Seasonally

Foreign Aid Bill Fund Slash Try Near House Vote   Public Housing Passage In Lower Chamber Predicted

Reorganization Of State Wide Field Administration Setup To Be Completed On May First.

Nations Plan To Bring Greece, Turkey In Treaty   Twelve Powers Are Expanding Barriers Aaainst Aaaression

GREEKS, TURKS BROUGHT INTO WEST DEFENSE  ‘North Atlantic Treaty Council Opens  Series of Meetings

North Atlantic Council Favors Broader Defense   12-Nation Group Plans to Issue Ottawa Declaration

DiSalle Sees. Quick End to Beef Dispute   Expects Production To be Near Normal In A Few Weeks

Radio Boasts Ot ‘Victories Against Allies   Communists Repeat Story of Threat to Chinese Border

President May Admit Probers To Tax Files   Compromise Offer Expected After Release Of News By Joseph Short

Cold Snap Hits Northern U. S.  Pm...2. RW... f™'*as..   But Panama City Has Balmy 45

Price Controls Removed From School  And Hospital Charges For Six Months

Hespital, Educational Charge Removed From Price Control  By Order Of Michael DiSalle

ec tae ar a aa al a laa aa al  Here Are Developmen ts  " On Mobilientian Frant

Government Takes Price Controls From Fee: Charged by Hospitals, Educational Units

Controls Lifted From Hospitals   Education Institution Fee Ceiling Also Off

Price Controls  On Hospitals, Schools Lifted   Civilian Jobs Up in March, Debts Decline

3 CREDIT UNIGN OFFICERS HELD IN PITTSBURGH   FBI Agents Say Tric . Looted $338,901 From Workers

OFFICERS HELD IN PITTSBURGH   FBI Agents Say Trio Looted $338,901 From Workers

FBI Nabs Three Credit Union Officers in $338,901 Theft  llth Embezzlement Cracked

FBI Agents Solve Eleventh Financial Fraud in Pittsburgh Area in 14 Months

Another Embezzlement Case. Involving $338,901, Breaks With Arrest Of 3 Persons

FBI Crack Big Credit Fiauu, Trio Arrested   11th Embezzlement Case is Unfolded in ittebiaaa, seeetrict

Store Workers Face Loss Of Life's Savings   Trusted Employes, Divorcee Included, Accused In Theft

Areo Hit by  Flash Flood   Water Sweeps Through Main Street, Depositing Debris

Caryl Claims Road Builder Not at Fault  : - Cee, pepe ge,  per   Declared Plans For Highway Were Not Good

Cary] Claims Road Builder Not at Fault  Declared Plans For Highway _

Rosenbergs Must — Pay with Lives in Atom Secrets Theft   Sobell Gets 30-Year Prison Sentence; Greenglass Wiil Learn Fate Friday Morning

Pair Convicted 01 Giving U.S. Secrets To Reds  ‘T Consider Your Crime Worse Than  urder, Tells Rosenbergs

ATOM SPIES WILL DIE NEXT MONTH   Judge Denounces Their Crime as Worse Than “Deliberate Murder’

Crime Worse Than Murder Judge Says; Execution Set   Third Defendant, Less Guilty, Gets 30 Years In Prison

Morton Sobel, Co-Defendant, Given 30 Years   “Your Crime Worse Than Murder,’ Court Tells Rosenberae

Man And Wite Told Crime Dwarts Murder   Rosenbergs To Get Chair; Sobell Given Thirty Y ears

Man and Wife Sentenced for Aiding Russia   Giving Atom Secrets Worse Than Murder, Savs U.S, Jude

Rosenbergs, Man and Wife, Given Extreme Penalty   Betraying Own Countr; Werse Than Murder, Is Judge's Assertion

Judge Claims Ads ‘Worse Than Murder’   . Defendants Take _ Words Calmly; No Mercy From Court

Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg Sentenced to Death by Judge Kaufman. Sobell Gets 30 Years in Prison.

Rosenbergs Get Death Sentence: Sobel, 30 Years  Greenglnss, Fourth Defendant In Case, To

Conspirator Sobell Given Thirty Years   Brother of Doomed Woman Will Hear His Penalty Friday

Judge Declares Couple's Crime Dwarls Murder   ‘Sobel Given 300 Years;  Will Pass Sentence On Greenglass Tomorrow

Judge Passes Death Sentence On Rosenbergs  Mon! Wife Convicte   Man, Wife Convicted - Of Stealing A-Bomb  Secrets in Wartime ©.

Rosenberg,  Wife Given Sentences   Sobell Gets 30 Years; “Crime Worse than Murder’ —Judae.

EXECUTION DATE IS SET FOR MAY 21   Julius Rosenberg end Wife, Ethel, to Die for Betraying Atom Bomb to Russia.   THIRD DEFENDANT GETS THIRTY YEARS   Crime is Worse Than Deliberate Murder, Judge Kaufman Says in Pronouncing Sentence.

Execution Of A-Bomb Spies To Be In May   Judge Considers Crime Worse Than Murder

ThirdMan Of Quartet Gets Prison Term   Sergeant Yet To Be Sentenced For Part In Red Espionage

Rosenberg And Wife Hear Death Penalty Imposed   Their Co-Defendant ‘Morton. Sobell,-is ‘Given Thirtv Years

Death for Bomb Spies. Judge Rules   ‘The Rosenbergs Must Pay With Lives for Aiding Soviet; Sobell Gets Thirty Yaure

Gave Secrets In Wartime to Russian Agents   Judge Lashes Couple; Sets Executions for The Week of May 21

‘Murder Dwarted By Acts’   Judge Orders Deaths During May 21 Week In Electric Chair

Sobell Gets  30-Years For  His Actions Rosenberg, Wife To Be Executed _

Rosenbergs Face Execution in May For Aiding Soviet  Third Defendant Receives 30-Year Term in Prison

Senenced Ta To Die For Spying  Sobel Gels 30 Years: Judge Cails Crime ‘Worse Than Murder’

Rosenberg, Wife, Convicted Spies, Get Death Terms   Their Co-Defendant, Morton Sobell, Gets 30-Year Sentence

Rosenbergs Told Crime Is Worse Than a Murder   Death in Electric Chair Results From Giving Russia Data

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Sets Week May 21 For  Execution   Co - Defendant Gets 30- Year  Prison ‘Term

2 Sentenced To Die For A-Bomb Spying   Rosenbergs To Go To Chair Week O! May 21; Sobell Gets Life Term

Rosenberg And Wife Sentenced To Die As Spies   First Americans Given Death Penalty For Espionage; Sobel To Serve Thirty Years In Pen: All Gave Atomic Secrets To Russians

SUPREME PENALTY GIVEN ROSENBERGS FOR AIDING RUSSIA   Judge Calls Crime Of Giving A-Bomb Secrets To Reds “Worse Than Murder;” Sobell Sentenced To 30 Years, Greenglass Learns Fate Friday.

Rosenbergs Sentenced  To Death  Atom Bomb Spie: ~ To Be Executed About May 21

Executions Ordered Week Of May 21   Julius Rosenberg, Wife Get Maximum Penalty Under Law

Judge Sentences 3rd Espionage Defendant To a 30-Year Term   Julius, Ethel Rosenberg Hear Death Term in N.. Y. Federal Court; Sobell _Given 30 Years For Aiding Russia

CRIME CALLED WORSE THAN MURDER   Execution In May Ordered For Rosenberg, Wife   Gets 30 Years In Prison; Greenglass Will Face Judge On Friday

SAYS ESPIONAGE  CRIME WORSE  THAN MURDER   MAN, WIFE SHOW NO EMOTION WHEN SENTENCE PASSED

—SET MAY 2i— Rosenberg And Wife Get Chair   30 YEARS FOR 38D DEFENDANT

JUDGE SAYS CRIME WORSE THAN MURDER   First Convictions Of U. S. Citizens As Foreign Agents

Rosenburgs Get  Death Penalty for  Aiding Russia ‘Crime Worse  Than Murder” Says U.S. Judge

Sobell Given 30 Years for  “Lesser Guilt’   Defendants Impassive —Fourth American of Russian Spy Ring to Be Sentenced Friday

EXECUTION IS SET FOR WEEK OF MAY 21ST   Case ‘Worse Than Murder,’ Declares ‘ Judge

Death Is Verdict To Spies   Julius Rosenberg And Wife Guilty Of Transmitting Bomb Secrets

A-Bomb Spies Sentenced fo Die  Rosenberg and Wife Given Extreme Penalf

Judge Says Crime Worse  Than Murder   Co-Conspirator Gets 30-Year Term

Crime Perils Millions, Says Federal Judge   Rosenbergs’ Actions "Worse Than Murder;' Sobell Gets 30 Years

Electrical Engineer, Julius Rosenberg And Wife Ethel Sentenced To Pay Extreme Penalty For   Selling Secrets   CO-CONSPIRATOR IS 1 GIVEN LIFE TERM

Convicted Spies Sentenced fo Die In Electric Chair   Atomic Secrets Theft Brings Maximum Penalty

Judge Lashes At Couple   Says Crimea Wane Then . Murder, Hos Meant Mony Casualties in Keres

Two Atom Spies Sentenced to Die In Electric Chair   Judge Tells Mr. and Mrs. Rosenberg He Considers Their Crime Worse Than Murder: Greenvlass Sentence Friday

Pair Gave Secret Data To Russia   Judge Says Rosenberg, Wife Committed Crime ‘Worse Than Murder’

Julius Rosen be ys   GETS: THIRTY TEARS                     Crime is Worse Than Deliberate Murder, Jud; Kaufman Says in nouncing. Sentenc

Death Sentence For Atom Spies   ‘Rosenbergs. ‘Face “Execution In May

MAN AND WIFE GET MAXIMUM FOR ESPIONAGE   Federal Judge Says Crime of Spying “Worse Than Murder”

Rosenbergs To Die For Giving Atom Bomb Secrets To Russia; Worse Than Murder, Says Judge

Judge Orders Execution of Atomic Spies   Co-Defendant Sentenced To 30 Years in Prison For Betraying Country

Rosenbergs Will: Be Electrocuted . Week of May 21°  Sobell Sentenced to  SA Vane. *s De'snm’

Rosenbergs Are Given Law’s Limit   Third Member To Receive Penalty Today; Husband, Wife Receive  Sentence Stoically.

ag 9 Imposes Sentence of Death On 2 Convicted Atom Bomb Spies      Bonner Says Industrial School Head fo Be Given Hearing At Education Board Meet Here

30-Year Term   Kaufman Says Rosenbergs’ Crime Worse Than Murder: Sets Execution

Julius Rosenberg and Wife Ethel Ordered Executed For “Crime Worse Than Murder’

Judge Terms Crime Worse Than Murder  Rosenbergs Will Go to Chair in Week of May 21

Two Convicted As Atom Spies: Doomed To Dic   Third Imprisoned For 30 Years: Fourth To Learn Fate Tomorrow.

Man and Wife Face Chair for Selling Secrets   Judge Declares Crime of Couple Worse than Murder

Rosenbergs’ Crime Worse  Than Murder   Judge Says He Can + Find No Reason For  Being Merciful After Searching Conscience

Another Given 3) Years by Federal Judge  Rosenberg and Wife   Rosenberg and Wife Ordered Executed Week of May 21

Rosenberg, Wife To Die Next Month   Crime Worse Than Murder, Federal Judge Says.

Julius and Ethel Rosenberg Hear Sentence From  Judge Kaufman SOBELL GETS 30 YEARS  First American Citizens to Get Death Penalty for _ Spying

Judge Lashes At Couple   Soyt Crime Worse Then Murder, Hos Meant Many Casualties in Korea

JUDGE LABELS GME WORSE THAN MURDER   Rosenberg, Wife to Die in Electric Chair; Greenglass to -Get Prison Term.

Detroit Tieup Now In {7th Day  Striking Drivers Say They Will Win Out

House Committee Oks Higher Liquor. "*Siots.’ Cigaret Levy For U.S.

House Committee Puts Approval. ° On Tax Boost  Plan Proposes Special Levy On Gamblers

Higher Taxes On Liquor, Cigarettes About Set  Committee Also Votes 10 Pet. Levy On Gambling 

Higher Tax Seen For Many Items  Cigarettes, Liquor Among Those Boostec

New Gambling Tax Approved By House Unit   Higher Cigarette and Liquor Levies Given Final Committee Oka

Higher Taxe: On Cigarettes, Liquor Okayed   Committee Also Approves Ten Percent Levy On Gamblers

Tax Boost On Liquor Advanced   House Committee Gives Final Approva to Excise Levies.

Waters Swirl Through Homes, Business Firms  MoPac, SP and Bus Service Interrupted When Creeks Rampage

SaRERRERTO dim te _comeemeeenmmmenmel MOUNTAIN FOUND RISING FROM SEA

NO CENSORSHIP ON MARTHUR   President Rules Doug Can Say What He Pleases.

Truman Will Not Silence Gen MacArthur   President Says General rree to Go Where He Wants and to Say What He Pleases.

MACARTHUR Is FREE 70 SPEAK, SAYS TRUMAN   President Declares He  . Has No Intention of Trying to Gag Denosed Ceneral.

President Truman Says He Has No Intention of Gagging MacArthur or Aide

> Truman Denies  M’Arthur Gag’   President Declares He Holds Strings' But Will Not Pull Them in Dispute 

U.S. Hobo Group Seeks ‘Low Level’ Peace Talks With Soviet Tromboniks

3 Red Jets Shot Down In‘Air Wan   No UN Let-up Until Reds Sincere In Peate Moves

AMERICANS WIN IN AIR COMBAT AGAINST REDS  Three Russian-built MIG’s Downed Raises U.S. Score to

U. U.S. Planes ,   UN Ground Troops "On Guard" for Any Surprise Attack

AIR SUPPORT DULLS DRIVE BY RED FORGES   Long Supply Lines Presage Fresh Enemy Assaults Despite Heavy Losses,

Would Slash $30 Million Off Budget.   Legislators Find Biggest Cuts Asked In Building Funds And In Wages and Salaries

Building, Pay Take Most of A Budget Cut   $30 Million Slash Urged By Hagaman Goes to The State Legislature

Recommendations for $55, 535,746 from State Fund to Legislators   K. U. HIT BY SLASHE:

3 Amendments Face '53 Badge: Legislature  Resolutions Drawn  ‘Th Catels Orareral   Resolutions Drawn  To Settle Quarrel On Reapportionment

Three Reapportionment Amendments Voted: Will Face Next Legislature

Sour-Smelling Blanket Of 10 Million Tons Of Silt Covers Much Of Kansas City

‘Rich Silt At Its Worst  Kansas City Removing ‘Sour Blanket Of Muck

Employers Advised On Wage Increase: Special Forms Can Be Se  cured At Local Office

Curb on Rubber Set for Thursday   NPA Bans, Limits Use in 40,000 ltems

Margaret Is Allergic To Animals, So Hall Is Freed Of Circus Beasts

Gen. Marshall Says Conflict Would Spread   Thousands of Russ Planes in Siberia, Senators Are Told

Warns Action Would Result In World War   lf Soviets Strike In East Conflict Is Sure in Europe

MARSHALL SAYS BIG AIR FORGE IS IN SIBERIA   Decision Rests With Few Men, He Points Out

Marshall Says Possibility. Is Very Real Now   Disturbed By Effects Of M’Arthur’s Blast At Foreign Policy; Reveals Soviets Mass Power Near Japan; U. S. Won't Yield Forme

Southerners Want Senator Douglas To ‘Take Off Gloves’ In Tiff with Truman

Allied Troops. Slog Forward; Attack Feared   Red Korean Column: With Tanks Seen Advancing in West

CHINESE PLAN NEW OFFENSES   UN Troops Move Forward  In Central Sector

Allies Cautious In New Advance Near Parallel.   Commies Fighting Rearguard Action Against UN Units

Chinese Prepare For New Drives On Korean Front   Allied Troops Slog Forward Against Stubborn Rear-Guard Resistance As Communist Column Advanced To Combat

Storm Keeps lke On Ship's Bridge  Mighty U. S. Fleet Shows War Potential

Kremlin's Top Spokesmen Utter Tirades Against Tito  Russia and Satellites Build Up Strength

Top Reds Loose Verbal Assaults on Tito, West   Attacks at Warsaw. Helsinki Hint New  Moves by Kremlin

Molotov Flays Allies, Tito at Polish Holiday  Tirades Loosed By Red Leaders At Warsaw Fete

Six Persons Killed Over Weekend in State; Five Victims From One Town

Five of Them Miami People   Six of Dead Lost Lives ir Oklahoma Troffic, Three ir Missouri Accident

Metal Company President Cites Cargoes Sent to Red China, Poland, Czechoslovakia . —Millions of Pounds Shipped

Canada Shipping Aluminum to Reds  U. S. Manufacturer Ouotes Exports

Top Commanders Confident Eighth Army Will Withstand Attack by the Communists.   TALKS ARE REPORTED IN CRITICAL STAGE

Nam Il Again Says Red Demands Over Buffer Unshakable’   Adm, Joy Reminds Planes, Werships Opereting Fer Behind Front Lines

Allied Commanders Voice Confidence In U. N. Strength In War Area

TROOPS SET T0 CLOBBER’ FOES IF THEY ATTACK   Kaesong Talks on Korea Buffer Zone Micht Break Down

‘Real Clobber' Promised Foe if Talks Fail   Won't Back Up to 38th Parallel, Ridaway Declares

Top Allied Commanders Confiden Eighth Army Can Withstand Any Attack Reds Might Start  Peace Talks Bog Down Today On Question of Supremacy

U.N. READY TO FIGHT IF TALKS FAIL   Top Commanders Are Confident Allies Can Stop Foe, ‘Get It Over Faster.”   ’ CEASE-FIRE TALKS IN CRITICAL STAGE   Allies Report Reds Build ‘Up Strength Steadily During Armistice Negotiations at Kaesong.

Allied Leaders Voice Confidence In Eighth Army  Truce Talks Still Are Rannsed Dawn

Allied Leaders Confident Eighth Army Could Stop Reds if Talks Break Off

Long-Range Reorganization... . Prison Program Is Planned For State

Reorganization Plan Approved   Prisons Advisory Council Okays Long Range Reform Set-Ur

—TO SANTA: VIA AIR MAIL— First Letters Delivered Directly To North Pole

5,000 Letters to Santa Claus Due fo Be Delivered Along with ‘Pole’

PHOTOGRAPHS CLUE IN HUNT. FOR MURDERER   Family Group i centified by «Use af AP Wirephoto ji Systerry,

Group Phofo Tied Cook fo Murder Tanale   Officers Disclose How Picture Found in Car Was Decisive Clue to Identity of Fugitive

Groun Photo Was Cook Clue  FORT Made Fact Chack with Kirekville Stuidi-

PHOTOGRAPH IS CLUE IN HUNT FOR MURDERER   Family Group Identified by “Use of AP Wirephoto System.

HUNT VITO CUSUMANO IN SHOOTING   Joseph Bommarito Killed Following Argument on Commission Row; Driver Tells of Cusumano Threats.

Dalhart Still Puzzled By Discovery Of 2 Chunks Of Pure Uranium; FBI, AEC Not Talking About Knowledse

Firemen Halt Blaze, Floods Chase Citizens   Swirling Waters Carry Flaming Fluid When Gas Station Blows Up

18,500 Kansas Citians Flee As Kaw River Breaks Dikes;  Rescue Operations Pressed

British Hold Vital Bridge Across Canal   Angry Demonstrators Renew Rioting In Cities

Much of Nation Weather Dizzy  At Least Five Killed; Crops, Property Lost

Variety in a June Binge by  The Weather   Various Parts of Nation Suffer Extremes in Hot. Cold, Wet and Dry

> Killed, Property, Crops Destroyed As U.S. Weather Goes On June Binre

All Kinds Of Bad Weather In Some Parts Of Country   In Colorado the Cold Has Damaged the Wheat Crop

Freak Weathe: Takes Toll Of Life And Crops  Tiivie“Drancht. Severe   Dixie Drought, Severe Cold In Western Area Mark June’s Arrival

Non-Communists See War Continuing  If Peiping Rejects U. N. Final Bid

Toward Vote On Peace Bit   Political Meeting Offered Chinese — Reds in Return For Cease-Fire

Final Vote Due On Peace Plan  Stern Action Looms lf UN Bid Rejected

U.N. Drives for Vote on Final Peace Bids to Reds   U.S. Accepts the Plan; Russia Stalls for Time

Cease-Fire Plan Ready for Vote  tf wast 6 6%   Would Offer to ns For Halt to War

Final Bid For Peace To U.N.   Political Conference On Far East For Cease-Fire Asked

U.N. Drives Toward Vote On Peace Bid To Peiping; U. S. Accepts Proposal But Russia Is Cool To Plan

Final Peace Bid Put Before U. N.   Little Chance of Red China Accepting, General Belief

UN Making Final Effort  For Cease-Fire In Korea   U.S. Accepts Peace Plan, But Russia Is Cool Toward Proposal: War To Go On If IN Fails

U. S. Approves UN Plan To End Korea Fighting   Russia Cool But Hasn’t Rejected It; Political Group Expected To Reach Vote This Afternoon

UN Votes Today On Final Peace Bid To Red Chine   War To Continue lf Enemy Rejects Cease-Fire Appeal

Chinese Reds SeenOpposed To Peace Bid   U.S, Accepts Offer With Vote Due In. UN Assemhiv Toadav

UN Driving For Peace Bid Vote   U. S. Accepts Plan Ir Return For Cease Fire Order

U. N. Driving Toward Vote On Final Peace Bid To Peiping   U. S. Has Accepted Plan While Russia Expressed Coolness; Sponsors Hoping For Vote By 5 P. M. Today.

Seek UN Vote Or Final Peace Bid  U. S. Accepts. Plans. For Political Parley

U.N. NEAR VOTE ON PEACE BID   Political Conference In Return For Cease-Fire Is Proposed

UN DRIVES FOR VOTE ON FINAL BID FOR PEACE   Chinese Offered Talks Or Far East Problems For Cease’Fire

Showdown Near With Red China   5-ply Truce Plan Is Now Before UN

U.S. Accepts Five-Point U.N. Action  nAnmWMwn Th Wa?   Calls For Political Talks In Return For Korea Cease-Fire

UN Moves To Get Vote Upon War Stoppage   Final Bid To Reds For Peace To Be Launched

U. N. DRIVES FOR VOTE ON LATEST PEACE PLAN   Russia Cool Toward Truce-Talks Proposal Observers Predict Red China Rejection

U.N. Offers Conference on Far East for a Cease-fire   Exchange of Views Weticomed by British

U. N. MUST VOTE   If Cease Fire Order Fails in Balloting, No New Offers Expected

Final Peace Bid to Chinese Reds Goes Before United Nafions Today   Russia Cool, Little Hope Communist China Will Accept Plan Offering Political Talks , On Far East in Return for Korea Cease-Fire

Remembering All the Little Things That Are Good, Boyle Loses Blues

Campaign in Britain Will Be Pushed   Parliament to End Its Session; Opening Guns Fired in Drive For Popular Vote

New York Cotton   N. O. Cotton   British Battle-Trends Clear for Dissolution

British Parties Define Issues In National Vote   Governing House” Meets to Adjourn For Elections

Britons Wonder In Labor Rift Patched Up   Election Battle Grows Bitter In Country

No Report Hearing  ‘Senators Say"   ‘Senators Say’ It Will Serve. No Puipose.

Committee Votes Against Report. : On MacArthur: Fears Revival = . Of Controversy .. e To Be Harmful. ~~”

SENATORS -GLUSE MARTHUR PROBE: MOE NO REPORT  me ce mt      Fear Committee Opinion Might~ Peril Truce Talks, Jan Pact   GOP PLANS STATEMENT   Eight to Make Public Views * Condemning Ouster of General

 Russell Says Ouster Conclusion Would Serve No Useful Purpose cient Ail tatctnll tchacntnt ition nda Last RsBhental ete  M’Arthur Unit Decides to Omit Report

MacArthur Probe Ends; No Report To Be Made  Formal Report Would Serve No Useful Purpose,

SENATE PROBERS AGAINST FORMAL MARTHUR REPOR’   Russell Savs Summiaiios Would Serve No Usetat End and Would Revive Bitterness,   REPUBLICAN MEMBERS TO GIVE THEIR VIEWS   (Of ficial Record of Hearing Some 2,000,000 Words, to Remain Open Until September 1.

Panel Vetoes  ‘Mac’ Report   8 GOP Solons to Release Anti-Ouster Views

Cattle Receipts Increase, First Since Rollback   36,800 in Markets Compored with 37,599 Same Week in 1950

Shipments Total 36,800 Livestock Receipts Show First Gain Since Rollback

To Balance 1952 Budget  Group Proposes Tax Hike, Cut in Spending

Foreign Aid Bill Okayed  By Senate, Sent To Truman   $7.483.400,000 Set For Military And Economic Aid  Ta Nations: Adiournment Time Is Revised

Conmnunist Radios Blare Propaganda; UN Asks Guarantee Kaesong Neutral

Reds Ignore Ridgway Demand For Stronger Kaesong Neutrality   Commie Broadcasters Piling Up New Charges Of Violations Against United Nations.

Reds Delay Reply To Gen. Ridgway   Communist Radio Instead Biares Out New Charges of Neutrality Violations

UN Negofiations Team Flies Back To Advance Base   Word Awaited From Reds On Guarantees

Guarantees On Neutrality In  Kaesong Asked   Allies Now Accused OF Using Poison Gas, Blying Over China

Cease-Fire Talks Ended Last Saturday And There Is No Indicatios Now As To When They May Resume °   AIRTIGHT GUARANTEE —. DEMANDED BY RIDGWAY

UN STILL AWAITS NEUTRALITY REPLY   Reds Emphasize Propaganda But Fail To Answer Ridgway; Negotiators in Korea

UN Negotiators Fly Back to Korea After Conference With Commander; Talks Will Not Be Resumed Until UN Gets Red Guarantee

Commies Mum On When Truce Talks Resume   Blame General for ‘Rreak ing Off? Peace Nevcotiations

U. S. BATTLE CASUALTIES ON INCREASE   Soviets Air U.S. Peace  Assurances

U.S. Embassy Receives Not Saying Migratory Labor Pact To End in 30 Days

Mexican Labor Agencies Closed   Migratory Labor Agree: ment With US Canpollad

Death Penalty In Oil Dispute   Execution Sought if Work Hampered

Ask Death For Hindering Oil Nationalization  Discussions End; ‘British Appeal To International Court

Iran Leaders Ask Drastic Penaliy Law   Seek Death Decrees For Hampering ~ Oil Operations

Iran Takes Drastic Step in Oil Fight   Death Penalty Asked  to Prevent Any Ast: «=f Eshwedann

British Oil Workers Are Threafened  _ Speedy Action  Sou ght-on Bill  Pee YY ae 

Huge New York W eae Ready  For MaeArthur   General Flies Back to Gotham After He Gives Talk Before Congress

Thousands in N. Y. Greet MacArthurs But This Will Be General’s Biq Day

Five Million People To Welcome ‘Mac  M’Arthur Arrives In Nev York; Feels He’s Really  Aa Ll awcat

He’s Really Home   aM that MR Tale  ~ Gotham Girde od For Grandest Welcoming ‘Ever Witnessed’

TIRED MAC LANDS IN NEW YORK   Arrives Last Night At Idlewild Airport With Family

Tired, Touring General Flies To New York  5,000,000 To Join In Wecome Today

Metropolis ToGoAll-Ow For General MacArthur Land:   MacArthur Land: And Big Doings Planned Todac

1,800,000 CHEER GENERAL ENROUTE TO HOTEL SUITE   14-Mile Motor Trin ‘from Airport Takes Two Hours, 19 Minutes   THRONGS LINE STREETS      5,000,000 Expectet! to Jain Formal ‘Welcome Home’ Celebration Today

Five Million or More Will Be Watching Civic and Military Leaders Meet General and Family at Airport.

Really Home. MaeArthur Says in N, Y.   City Readies Gigantic Welcome Today For Hero of Far East

DiSalle's Order Now On Desk Of New Stabilizer  _ Curb To Replace  Freeze Order Later

MEAT, OTHER FOODS WILL BE INCLUDED   Rollback To Jan. 2 Is Expected; Order To Hit Inflation

Urder on His Desk as Eric Johnston Takes Over as Economic Stabilization Chief; Us: of Nickel to Be Restricted.

Price ‘Freeze’ Imminent  As Inflation Road-Block   May Came Today

U. S: Price  Freeze Said  ‘Imminent’ Director DiSalle  Wants General Deling Rall...

PRICE FREEZE IS EXPECTED INU.S. TODAY   Meat And Some Foods Rolled Back By Control Order

Action To Peg Cost Of Living At January 2  DiSalle Says Order   DiSalle Says Order On Johnston’s Desk May Come Tonight

Meat and Some Other Foods May Be Curbed  Ralihack an Pricac   Rollback on Prices Recommended To Halt Runaway Inflation

ORDER FREEZING PRICES 1S DRAWS;   DiSalle Says It May Be Issued by Tonight—Rollback of Costs to Jan. 2 Levels  Considered.   PLEXIBLE WAGE CEILINGS LIKELY   Truman to Ask Stronger Rent Controls—Use of Nickel in 100 Civilian Products Banned.

General  Price‘Freeze May Come By Tonight   Rollback of Prices Expected To Be To Early J anuary; Nickel Qurhed

General Price ‘Freeze’ Order Ready   May Come Today: Rollback of Prices Is Favored

Price Freeze Imminent on Many Items  Meat, Food Curbs AA wee _ en i

Price Freeze May Come Any Minute; Order Is Made Up   Disalle Says the Papers Are On Eric Johnston’s Desk

Temporary Price Freeze at Hand, Pay Curbs Next   _May Come Today, Declares DiSalle Of Price Order Now Before ESA Chief Johnston; Would Be Replaced Soon by Markup-Margin Controls

Preparing To War On  Inflation   Use Of Nickel For Automobiles Under Ban

MEAT, FOOD CONTROLS INCLUDED IN WIDESPREAD ECONOMIC CURB  Price ‘Freeze’ Expected Today

Choice Feeders Top $1 Million  4,036 Herefords Are Sold at Maniy

Peace Talks To Take Long Time   Chinese Nationalist Leaders Predict Much Dickering.

Lengthy Talks Predicted By Chiang’s Aids  PD _... B71) haw wan   Reds Will Change Minds Day To Day,  NWathanalicits Relieve

British . Military Train Derailed  Sabotage Suspected In Eayptian Incident

Wanted, Reat Estate 193   PROPOSED TIME CHANGE  kick exeritimetiGG om hi a digo eee

Boykin’s Name Is Mentioned  In Tax Probe      Case In Which Alabamian Was Interested May Be Investigated

Pennsylvania Housewives May Soon Be lAble to Buy Colored Oleo at Stores

Pa. Oleo Measure Is Now in Senate   Passage Will Mean Purchases May be Made 24-Hours After Enaction

Pa. Oleo Measure Is Now in Senate  Passage Will Mean”   Passage Will’ Mean “”  Purchases May be Made 24Hours Alter: Enaction

Tanks Blast Way Into Red Lines      Allies: Employ Pincer Move Around Capital City of Seoul   Entire Length of Western Front Aflame with Bitter Action

‘Circus Lion Kills Second Tiger Within Week But Trainer Will Keen Him in Act

Senate Votes to Dratt Youths of 18   24 Months on Duty for All Draftees: GOP is Defeated

Senate in Effect Backs 18-Draft for 24 Months   Service Time Shaved Afte. Move to Call 18’2-Year-Olds Loses

MORSE LOSES TRY TO BOOST INDUCTION AGE   24 Months Service Feature Adopted By Vote

Senate Virtually OK’s 18-Year-Old Draft, 24 Months Of Service   Rejects GOP 183-Year Plan; Term Is 3-Month Compromise

Senate Acts To Draft 18s For 2 Years   Compromise Between 21 and 27 Months; Reject Age 1844 in Step to Final Vote

May Roll Back Some Price Boosts   Government “Consider ing’ Order Against Manufactures.

New Rollback To June Price Levels Studied   OPS Official Says Unjustified Increase Must Be Curbed

New Rollbac At Factory Level Seen   Price Rises Since War to be Checked On Actual Costs

Industry Price Boost Rollback Considered   Would Push Back Increases Made Since War’s Start Not Based on Cost

SCHOOL FESTIVAL   3,100 Music Students From 65 Schools Here Tomorrow and Saturday   ON THE K.U. CAMPUS

A DISTRICT HIGH. SCHOOL FESTIVAL   3,100 Music Students From 65 Schools Here Tomor-row and Saturday   ON THE K.U. CAMPUS

Demo Liberals Admit Beating  ‘But They'll Keep   ‘But They'll Keep Fiahting’—Doualas

BILL HANDED 203 10 197 SETBACK   Compromise Sought By Senate Finance Group   ADMINISTRATION   Stunned By House Defeat: Coup Is Accomplished By Strange Coalition

Leaders Grope For Solution to Tax Rejection  Adjournment Plans av Go Overboord

Deadlocked Tax Bill Now Upto Senate  se ee   Unexpectedly, House Turns Measure Down

CONGRESSMEN LABOR AGAIN ON TAX BILL   HOUSE REJECTION OF COMPROMISE WAS A SURPRISE

. DEADLOCK —Rejection — By House  is Sur prise      ADJOURN MENT 3 PLANS PERILED -

Senators Say Will Attempt To Break Deadlock   New Steps Indicated Folloving Stunning Defeat Of Compromise Measure’ Expect New Conference

Unexpected House Defeat Of Income Tax Increase Bill Prompts Action

HOUSE IANS CONFEREES Fh NEW SESSION   Seek Compromise to Salvage Multi-Billion - Measure Killed Tuesday.

House Kills $5 Billion Levy Boost  New Conference May be Called To End Crisis

Senate to Try Again to Reach Tax Agreement  House Unexpectedly Turns Down Report By 203-157 Vote 

Senators Agree To Seek New Tax Conference  Committee Action Requires Approval  Of Upper Chamber

Senate Agrees To Try Again On Tax Hikes   Congressional Leaders Puzzled by Defeat of Billin House :

Senate Plans Another Try At Tax Bill   Question Now Is What Kind Of Measure Will Pass

Senators Hint at Tax Bill Action   Expect Naming Of Conferees At Later Meeting

Senators Seek To Solve Huge Tax Deadlock   _ Unexpected Rebuff By. House Presents Conference Problem

‘Senate Group Will Try To Save Tax Bill   Measure Will Die Unless House Reverses Stand Taken’ Tuesday

Further Cut Forecast in  Tax Demand   House Experts Say HST Will be Lucky To Get $7 Billion

7 Billion To Be Tops In Taxes   Tax Writers in Congress Contend Truman Won't Get Expected i0 Billion

Motor Vehicle Examiners In Scottsdale Tuesday, July 24, For License Tests

New York, Philadelphia Voters Elect ‘Clean’ Government Candidates

GOP Defeated Atfer 68 Years InPhiladelohia   “Halley's . Promise To End Corruption Whips’ Tammany

Rudolph Halley Wins N.Y. Post   Republicans Lose Philadelphia Rule

PHILADELPHIA -VOTERS OUST GOP REGIME; DEMOCRATS LOSE ‘TO HALLEY IN NEW YORK CITY

Poling Admits Defeat Early To Joseph Clark   68-Year Republican Monopoly Ends With Surprising Victory

‘Cleanup’ Entries Win { Upsets Tn New York, Philadelphia  —_ Asa.

Corruption Big Issue In Voting   Republicans Gain Severa House Seats, Win Many Mayoralties

Socialite Insurance Broker Shoots His Wife, Friend; Takes Own Life

BROKER SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF   Double Slaying, With Mae tual Friend Wounded, “Takes Place In New York Restaurant,

GOP CHIEFTAINS SHRUG OFF DEM TAX FIGHT BID   Both Houses Adjourr Until July 30 As  Elections Near

GOP Opposes Plan to End Tax Deadlock   Senators Against Latest Compromise; Issue Sidelined = -

Name Kefauver, 0'Connor Urges   Wants Senator to Head Probe Group

Urges Kefauver to Head Purge   O’Conor Favors Crime Committee Chief for Bia Job

NO ONE NATION CAN PULL OFF BY ITSELF  Ike Says Best West Defense Plan Is For Free Men To Stick Together

Deferment Plan Under Attack   College Student Proposal Expected To Be Scuttled by House Vote

The Charleston Gazette  The State Newsnaper   ‘Veep’s A Nice Fella’   Viee President, Wife Remember ‘Forgotten War,’  Fert EKnroon Hoenitalecwan Thank       a ae

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE CLOSED BY WINDS   Span Swings From Side to Side as Much as 12 Feet Under Battering of Gales.

72-Mile Blow Flips Bridge Like Hammock   - Waves Halt San Rafael  Ferry as “Cloudbursts  Deluss Wide Area

Gen. Wedemeye Reveals Action On Manchuria   MacArthur Felt Men Needed In Japan

Attacking Reds Hold Key Maps   Chinese Communists Ordered to Throw Full Force at 2nd Division

Crash Kills War Il Ace   Captain Dou 8. Gentile Dies When Jet Falls

Had 182 Combai Missions Gentile, Ace Of War Two, [Killed When Jet Crashes

Passenger Dies With Him  Don Gentile, World War Il Ace Killed in Crash of Jet Plane

‘fice’ Dies in Trainer Crash Cantain Centle Veteran of 182 Combat Missions

Famed World War II Ace Dies As Jet Plane Hits Trees On Maryland Farm   Piqua Native Credited With Downing 20 German Planes In 182 Missions; Had Been Decorated By Three Nations

Don Gentile, U. S. Air Ace, Killed ‘In Maryland Crash of Jet Trainer

Don Gentile, War Ace, Dies In Plane Crash   Disaster Overtakes Piqua Flier On Routine Jet Flight

Famous War 2 Air Ace Killed  Captain Don Gentile Victim of Accident

AMERICAN ACE DON GENTILE KILLED   Jet Trainer Cracks Up Or “Routine Flight”

Capt. Don Gentile Meets Death  World War 11 Ace Killed j in Crash

 —SHOT DOWN 26 PLANES —  Gentile, World Wer I Ace, Dies in Jet Crash

‘Capt. Courageous’  Don Gentile; World War Il Air Ace, Killed In Jet Plane Crash

Capt. Don Gentile Dies in Air Crash   World War Ace Killed During Routine Flight

Capt. Gentile Dies In Crash  Routine Flight Ends Life Of Famaouc Ace

Air Ace Don Gentile Survives War To Die in Prosaic Training Flight —

Jail Teacher in Hollywood Extortion Case   Wife of Producer Ben Bard Victim . of Recordina Threat

Churchill, Attlee Confer On Crisis   Iran Speeds Troops To Oil Fields; British Prepare For Evacuation

Cleveland Defense Plant Workers Cheer M‘Arthur   U. S. Threatened With Totalitarian Rule, General Charges in Public Hall Address

Huge Military Show {s Stared In Red Souare   United States Accused Of Planning 3rd War

New Excise Tax Chances Pass Doubted   Senators on Tax-Writing Finance Committee Say They Believe Proposed Tax to Get Little Support

Senators Oppose Excise Tax Plan Outlined By NAM   Little Chance Seen. For Bill’s Passage In Either House

FINANCE GROUP SAYS LEVY HAS LITTLE CHANCE   Committee Chaitman Believes House Will Vote Down Measure ——Bil] Same As Fed eral Sales Tax.

SENATORS COOL TO EXCISE TAX URGED BY NAM   Leaders Doubt Proposal Would Be Acceptable to Congress   ONLY FOOD EXCEPTED   Suggestion Would Take Form of General Levy on Retail Sales

NORTH KOREAN LEADS ENEMY   Red Cease-Fire Negotiators In Charge of Gen Nam il.

North Korean:Géneral-Nam It IsDominant Communist at, Peace Talks

India Food Grant Is Given Approval   Half Free, Other Half Paid By U. S. Loan

MOVE TO ‘DRAFT’ ~ TAFT LAUNCHER   ORGANIZATION FORMED IN NEW YORK TO SUPPORT OHIO SENATOR.

‘Aggressive, But Cautious—  Yanks Roll In Force Over Red Boundary

MaeArthur Rides Jeep  Across Line   Light Resistance Reported At Start Of Forceful Drive  ‘i cas I RE arama era reach ses

U.S. Jets Down Russian-Type Planes in Fight  MacArthur Visits Front 13 Miles Narth af Parallal

‘Americans Meet Only Light Resistance; Jets Tangle With Russian Type Planes

Russian- Type Planes Downed In Air Battle   MacArthur Jeeps Across North Korean Border: Strong Build-Up Of Enemy Forees Reported

Cross ‘In Force’ On 10-Mile Front   MacArthur Says ‘Enemy’s Weakness In Air, On Sea And Lack Of Artillery And Heavy  Weapons’ Is ‘Beautifully Exploited’

Yank Planes Down Three Enemy Jets .   MacArthur Again Visits Near Front; Hails South Koreans

U.S. Troops Enter Red Korea On 10-Mile Front   MEET LIGHT RESISTANCE; MACARTHUR JEEPS 13 MILES INTO NORTH KOREA

Only Light Resistance Mef as Yanks Move Cautiously Aheac   Thousands of Chinese Trucks Sighted Carrying Troops Forward; MacArthur Compliments Commanders on Strategy

Allies Probe Across Parallel 38 In Force Along 10-Mile Front   Three MIGs Downed; MacArthur Reports Greatest Red Concentration Of War: ;  Viette Kennt 

Ground Units Cross Border  In West Zone   MacArthur Takes Jeep Trip Near Red Lines, “Siuntion Favorable”?

‘Move Made Along 1v-Mile Front, Only Light Resistance Is Met at Start: Sabre Jets Shoot Down Migs

Yanks In Force Cross Parallel   Litthe Resistance Met In North Korea; U.S. Jets Down Three Red Planes _

Parallel 38 Crossed By Yank Force   Light Communist Resistance Only  Is Met by Soldiers

Reds Massing Along Center   U. $. Jet Fighters Shoot Down Three MIG-15‘a,  Planes Lash Red S::pply  Lines

U. S. Jets Win Battle, Shoot Down 3 Foes   MacArthur's Forces Go Far Across 38th In Smashing Offensive

Yanks Roll Across 38th Parallel on 10-Mile Front   MacArthur Says Troops Exploit Enemy Weakness

Sabre Jets Down Three MIG-15s Near Manchuria   MacArthur Jeeps 13 Miles Inside Territory of Reds

US Troops Rol In Force Into North Korea   : MacArthur Visits Front Above Parallel; Sabre : Jets Knock Down MIG:

Americans Drive into Red Korea Along 10-Mile ’ ‘Western Front   VIEWED BY MACARTHUR   General Says Chinese Have Possibly 63 Divisions  Waiting

Gen. M’ Arthur Jeeps 13 Miles Into Foe Land   Three Red Jets Shot Down, Three Others Damaged

Yank Troops Cross 38th In Force on West Front: Three Red Planes Down

Enemy Massing Half-Million for Spring Offensive   MacArthur Jeeps Into ‘North Korea; Cails Conditions Favorable

Red Defenses Being Built Up In Red Korea   Light Resistance Met First as Allies Cross Deadline

US Troops Cross Borde:  In Force  Sabre Jets Down 3 MiGs, Damage 3 Others

American iroops Roll Along 10-Mile Front in New Attack   Reds Still Plan Big Offensive

Resistance Is Light As Reds Keep Massing   Gls Roll Slowly, < Cautiously Ahead: Gen. Mac At Front

Yanks Cross Into Red Korea On West Front  MacArthur Inspects Forces Within 500 Yards Of Enemy Line

Jet Fighters — Down 3 Migs   MacArthur Jeeps Across 38th, Says Troops Exploiting Enemy's Weakness

Yanks Over Border On 10-Mile Front   Cautious Advance Meets With Little Enemy Opposition   Planes, Artillery, Take Huge Toll of Red Supply Trains; Maior Battle Brawe

MacArthur Tours Eastern Sector Above Parallel   U. S. Jet Pilots Down 3 Enemy Planes Near Manchuria

Resistance Is Reported To Be Light   MacArthur Lauds Field Command In A Visit To Front

Gen. MacArthur Pays Visit To Front Lines   Sabre Jets Down Three Soviet-Make Planes In Furious Air Battle

Meet Light Resistance Along 10-Mile Line; Sabre Jets Down 3 MIGs; MacArthur Visits Front

Yanks Push 10 Miles Across 38   Little Resistance To Thrust in West, But Red Buildup Goes On; MacArthur Confident

JET FIGHTERS SCORE AIR VICTORY   Dispatches Claim Crossing Agaressive But Cautious   States Enemy Weaknesses Being Exploited: Red Buildup Continues

Elements Of U.S. Army Cross 38th Parallel   ‘Cautious’ Advance Made Along Ten Mile Front

Willoughby Says Russia Had tong Advance Warning Of Jap Plans in 41

‘Armed Forces May be Cut In Draft Bill   . Costly Standing Arm; Just What Russia Wants, House is Told

Committee Sees Cut in Army Near   Says Draft Plan Should Result in Reduction of the Armed Forces

SNOW IN PROSPECT   Unsettled Weather Likely for State Next Few Days

Whether Or Not We Like Dictator Franco, We Need Him for Defense, Says Truman

U. S. Has Taken Sole Road To Peace, Truman Tells DAR   President Cites Checkimg Assault In Korea And Building Europe Defense

Coalition Deal Perils Arms Training Plan   Southern Democrats And G.O.P. Reported In House Agreement

GOP-Southern Dem Coalition Threatens UMT  House Group Okay: Amendment Calling For Segregation

Segregation Clause Goes  In Draft Bill   House Committee Okays Plan To Take Boys 18 1-2

NEW TYPE DWELLINGS APPEAR AT FAIRLESS   Some of Frame and Stone Construction Are 1- and 2-Stories High  BIGGER BUNGALOWS

U.S. To Reject Moscow s Bid On Jap Peace   State Department Brand Move As Pure Propaganda

lowa Public Aid Cost Up $2 Million Over Previous Yea   Over Half of Funds Came from Federal Grants

2 CRASHES OF JET PLANES IN LITTLE EGYP1   Separate Accidents Near Pinckneyville; Pilot of , ‘One Killed. —

NAMED TO ESA POST   H. Roe Bartle Will Head the Office in Kansas City, Mo.

Boyle’s Law Partner Called To Testify  — Sen. Nixon Hunts ~ For “Kickbacks” In RFC Probe

Police Smash Big Dope Ring   7 Seized In Harlem For U.S.-Wide Sales

Nations Eye Russia Move On Jap Treaty   State Department . Assures Japanese Peace Treaty Will Be Signed Within Next Few Days

US Signs Defense Treaty   Acheson Hopes Pact With New Zealand, Australia Brings Peace In Pacific

rreluage to.Jap Peace Met  US, Australia, New Zealand Join In Pacific Defense Pact

Three Nations Join:in Pacific Defense Treaty   Pact for Mutual Aid Is Signed Six Years After Japan Gives Up

Pacific Defense Pact Inked by U. 5.  Australia, New Zealanc Sign Mutual Treaty

THREE NATIONS' JON TO BLOCK AN AGGRESSOR   Brief Ceremony Forerunner of Signing Japanese Pedtce Treaty.

Signs Pledge With Australia, New Zealand   Document Extends  American. Security. Far to Westward

PACIFIC DEFENSE PACT 18 SIGNED BY 3 COUNTRIES   U.S,, Australia and New Zealand Agree 10 Help Each Other Resist Communist Aggression.   JAPANESE ATTY. WILL COME NEXT   Buttonholing of Uneertain Delegations Under Way in San Francisco — Russians on Scene.

ANOTHER WOMAN INJURED 7 eaeeeemmnracnnaretn ei tt eamneentsenaneNEnete  Love-Crazed Man, 50, Slays Sweetheart, Her Mother, Self

School Site Answer Sought   No Certain Means Seen  To Break Deadlock

GRAVEST MISTAKE MIGHT HAVE BEEN AVOIDED HAD NOT GEN. ARNOLD DIED

[3,000,000 Cheer General Along '23-Mile Route   All of Midwest America Joins Big  Show in Honor of Conqueror of Japan

Three Million  Persons Line Parade Route   Two-Day Visit fn The Windy Cily And Milwaukee Planned

CHICAGO YELLS FOR MARTHUR   Great Demonstration At Airport Foliowed By Big Parade.

‘Arrives In Chicago At Midday From New York For Triumphant Two Day Visit In Lake City, Milwaukee   6,000,000 PEOPLE TO SEE MACARTHUR

Weather at Yuma   Chicago Greets General   Millions Welcome Gen. MacArthur

NEW CRISIS HOVERS. OVER GOTHAM PORT   Rival Factions of Dock Workers Hurl Charges Claiming Truce Violations

NEW DOCK CRISIS LOOMS AS UNIONS EXCHANGE CHARGE   Rival Factions Claim Truce Violations With Strike Ended 24 Hours

New Strike Threat At Waterfronts   Rival Unions May Stage Another Walkout

New Crisis Hovers Over N. Y. Docks   Rival Factions Charge Truce Violations In Ending 25-Day Strike

New Crisis Reported on New York Docks As Factions Charge Violations of Truce

Trial of Nuns Causes Shock In Hongkong   Orphanage Workers Were Paraded As — Part of the Trial

Trial of Nuns Causes Shock In Hongkong”  Orphanage Worker Ure Dean ded Be   Orphanage Workers Were Paraded As . Part of the Trial

Acheson Says Proposal Contemptuous Disregard  Of World-Wide Demands   Red Chinese Call For Withdrawal Of All Foreign Troops In Korea And Negotiations By Seven Nations

Red China’s Proposal Turned Down   U. S. to Push for UN to Brand China Aggressor Nation.

Peiping Turns Down UN Plea  For Cease-Fire   Reds Demand UN Seat Before Talks Start; Acheson Blasts Offer

U.S. Rejects Chinas Peace Plan in Korea  Red Counter-Proposal Rrandead ‘Canteamntuaus

COSTELLO AID GIVEN IN 1949   Lipsky Says GOP  Had No Chance  To Select a Mayor; Tells About Moves  In O’Dwyer Campaign; Costello Denies Being Head of Crime Syndicate

Costello's Aid  Needed in 1949,  Crime Quiz Told Lipsky Says GOP  Had No Chance To Pick Mayor :

Gambler Costello Key to New York Mayor's Race, Crime Inquiry Told .

Costello Name Linked With Demo Politics   Witness Says Gambler's Influence Needed To Pick Candidate

Says Gambler's Support Needed ToPickCandidate   Declares Costello's : “Pal” Helped O’Dwye:

Witness Links Crime To Polities   Says Costello’s Backing Needed in Picking New York Mayor.

Plan Biggest Navy Maneuvers Soon   British, US Ships to Take Part in Largest Practice Since End of Last War

Latest Offer Brightens UN Truce Hopes   Surprise Move By Communists Cheers Allies

Red Delegates Give Ground On Their Demands  : Believe Negotiators Closer To Agreement   Result Of Red Move

Communists Give In On Buffer Zone   Only One Point Said Disputed

ENEMY DEMAND. MODIFIED IN SUDDEN CHANCE   ‘Bigggest Step Yet’ Toward Arimistice Reported By UN

Troops Dig in, With Big Blow Still Coming   Fresh Infantry Hold New Line Along Key Road

Thousands Die In Drive Down Three Routes  Total Gains of  20 Miles Made

Half Million Chinese Drive Toward Seoul   Ridgway Confident  Afties Can Hold But  Worst Is Coming mitt oe et ae

Biggest Blow Still to Come. Leaders Warn   Reds Plunge as Much As 10 Miles Over 38: Ridgway Goes to Front

Ridgway Warns Heaviest Enemy Blow Yet To Come   Three Chinese Army Corps Punch Big Hole In Allied Line—Fresi United Nations Infantrymen Are Rushed To Front Lines .To Stem Communist Spring Offensive —

intantrymen F ightToHold Vital Road  But Ridgway  rnc Re vee mot

BIGGEST BLOW YET TO COME, RIDGWAY SAYS   Can Handle Enemy, He Adds; Bitter Battles Rage

Ridgway Says Biggest Blow Yet To Come’   Half Million Red Chinese Committed To New Offensive:

Allied Forces Dig In After Pulling Back   Hordes of Chinese Pay Enormous Price In Dead and Woundec

BRITAIN DIVERTING ALUMINUM TO U. S.   This Country Giving Londom Steel In Return For Metal

“Tiger Woman’ Is Recaptured   Winnie Ruth Judd Locked In Room After Escape

Winnie Judd Is Captured Near Asylum   Blonde Viger Woman Nabbed Withaut Fight Along Phoenix Street

Police Track  Down Escaped. Woman Slayer.   Winnie Ruth-Judd Is Captured on Streets of Phoenix After Brief Escape From Hospital.

US Relief Column Smashes Red Encirclement of Chipyong   UN Forces Slaying Attacking Chinese And North Koreans by the Thousands

PLAN MASS FUNERAL FOR 19 U. S. FLIERS   Men on Way to Rites for Comrade Killed When Plane Hits Mountain; Two Survivors.

Mass Rites For Crash Victims   Nineteen Fliers Killed When Piane Hits Peak In West Virginia; Three Die in Secorid Mishap

Plan Mass Rites for 19 Who Died in Air Tragedy  Air F orce Men Killed  Pow mechan ban Qecmrmvenl

Plane Crashes Info Mountain: 19 Are Killed   Air Force Transport Wrecked; Two Aboard Survive Disaster; Investiaation Ovens

Plans Made for A Mass Funeral  19 Fliers Die When Their Plane Crashes

A Mass Funeral For Airmen Who Perished Sunday   Nineteen Lost Lives When Transport Hit A Mountain Near  Charleston. W. Va.

Freight Rates Go Up Today   Most Commodities Handled by Railroads Involved

Freight Rate Hikein Effeet   6.6 Pet. Boost 9th Since War on Rail Lines Over Country

Higher Freight Rates Go Info Eftect Today   6.6 Percent Hike In Rail Costs Becomes Effective

Higher Freight Rates in Effect  Average for Nation Is 6.6 Per Cent

Shove Line: 30 mi. North of 38th Parallel   Fleets of Warplanes  Turn Back Communist Air Challenge

Allies Drive 30 Miles Past 38th Parallel   Yank Pilots Damage Four Enemy Jets hy Fight Near Manchuri

ALLIED FOKCES SLOWLY EDGING “ORWARD KORE   ‘Punchbowl Valley’ ls Under Attack From Heights

Four More Soviet Jets Damaged In Dogfight Near Manchurian Line   Assault In Valley Carries Allies To Farthest Northern Point Since Last November Dash.

UN Troops Drive 30 Miles North  Of 38th Parallel   Air Dogfights Continue; 4 More Red Jets Are Hit

BATTLE LINES MOVING NORTH   U.N. Push Reaches Farthest North Since Thrust To Yalu Last Winter.

Rea Air Attack Is Driven Back By Allied Jats   Sunan Airfield Bombed Heavily In B-29 Raid

Four More Red Jet Planes Damaged In Dogfight Just South of Manchuria

Johnson Says U. S. Must Keep Strong For Next 10 Years  Opens Senate Debate On 18-Year-Old Draft  Demos Predict Passage

Sen. Johnson Urges Draft of 18-Year-Olds   Says Measure Will "Keep Us Strong «. -. ~ 10 Years From Now"

1§-YEAR DRAFT VICTORY SEEN BY DEMOCRATS   ‘Senate Opens Debate On Controversial  Military Bill

Three Attacks By Allies Are Hurled Back   Outnumbered Allied Forces On East-Centra Front Are Halted

Bradley Reviews Plans for Defense  Senators Told U.S. ‘Invasion’ Unlikely

W arPlaunine  Called Plenty   Gen. Bradley Testifies Disaster for U.S. Can Be Averted

Bradley Sees Little Real Danger Now   General Tells Congres: Invasion Forces Couldn’t Win.

Little Danger of Disaster From Invasior   Bradley Reassures © Congress; Teils What Nation Needs

Defense Plan To Protect Nation, General Predicts   World Tensions May Last Even 20 Years, Military Chief Says

Little Danger of Disaster From Invasion  Bradley Reassures Conaress; Tells

Bradley Says U. S. Can Repel Attacks   Planned Military Buildup Sufficient to Avert Disaster For Nation, General Tells Congress; Endorses Extending Draft to 18-Year-Olds

Bradley Sees U.S. Free of  Invasion Peril   ‘Complete Disaster’ From Aerial Attack Blocked by Defense, General Declares .-

QfENERAL ASKS I-YEAR CALL AS INSURANCE   Bradley. Sees World Tension Lasting 20 Years

Litfle Danger Seen OF U. 5. Being Invaded   Gen. Bradley Says Nation Well Equipped To Ward : Off Attack

General Bradley Declares U. 5. Military Plans Sufficient to “Avert Disaster,’ Foresees Little Dancer of Invasion of This Continent

Bradley Sees No Invasion Danger  Nation Ready To Cope With Attack

Bradley Sees Little Danger  Of Invasion   Senate Gets Estimate Of Readiness to Cope  With Air, Land Attack

(BRADLEY SAYS U. S. PLANS SUFFICIENT MILITARY FORCES TO AVERT NATIONAL DISASTER

‘We Can Avoid  Disaster,’ Gen. Bradley States  Tells Concress   Tells Congress Defense Plans *Are Sufficient’

Disaster Danger Is Over-Bradley  Ceneral Savs Cities   General Says Cities Could Be Bombed but No Invasion Feared!

— PREPARED — Air Cover Seen Bar To Disaster   URGES DRAFT OF 18-YEAR-OLDS

LITTLE DANGER SEEN OF US. BEING INVADED   Bradley States Latest Draft Plan Needed  For Armed Power

Defenses Can Keep Nation From Being Overrun, He Tells Senate   Says Some Planes Can Get Through   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Urges Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds

Be Ample To Avert Disaster   Gen. Bradley of Opinion Forces Planned Would Be Sufficient

General Sees No Disaster For Country   No Invasion Likely, Senators Told, But Bombine Possible

Bradley Praises Plan of Defense Against Air Blas   General, However, Warns U. S. Not Safe From Being Bombed

Bradley Says Planned Force Bars Disaster   Staff Chairman Supports Drafting of 18-Year-Olds

Bradley Is Sure of Armed Forces   ‘Sufficient to Avert Disaster, He Says

Air War Biggest Threat   U.S. Forces Could ‘Prevent “Disaster,”  - Bradley Says in Calling For 18-Year-Old Draft

In Event Of War Some Enemy Bombers Might Attack American Cities; Retributon Would Be Quick

Defense Plans Are Sef Up To Avert Disaster  General Supports _ Plea For Lowering

U.S. Armed Might Seen Sufficient To Halt Disaster   Bradley. Has Little Fear of Continental U.S. Being Invaded And: Overrun

GENERAL ASKS DRAFT HIKE Planned Armed Forces Sufficient - - Bradley

General Bradiey Endorses Drafiing of 18-Year-Olds   Believes Military Forces Planned Could Avert Disaster.

BRADLEY TELLS DEFENSE PLAN DURING TESTIMONY ON DRAFT .   Trocp Units Overteas Included In Strategy; Doesn't Fear Invasion

“Little Danger of  Invasion”   Gen. Bradley Reports To Senate Prepared ness Commaattec

Bradley Believes U.S. Military Plans Sufficient To Avert Disaster   Feels Invasion Danger to United States Is Slight

Invasion. Peril Is Held Slight   Bradley Says Bombing of U. S. Cities Is Possibility

BRADLEY URGES DRAFT OF EIGHTEEN YEAR OLDS   Tells Congress Military Force Planned For U.S. Biq Enough to Avert Disaster

Defense Plans Are Set Up To Avert Disasfer  General Supports Plea For Lowering Draft Aae To 18

U.S. MILITARY PLAN LAUDED — BY BRADLE\   Will Avert Disaster For Our Country, Says Staff Chiefs’ Chairman.

BRADLEY SAYS U.S. ALREADY PLANNING SUFFICIENT FORCES:   Sees Little Danger That Nation Will Be Invaded, Thinks Bornbing Possible

Sees Little Danger Of U. S. Invasion   Gen. Bradley Says U.S. Defense Good But Nation Can Be Bombed By Enemy

Gen. Omar Bradley Puts in Plug For 18-year-Old Draft  Warns U. S. Could Be Bombed, Though Little  Danger of Disaster

Says Nation Must be Ready For Defense   Sums Up Need for  Drafting Youths  Before Sennte Graun

Bradley Admits Some Enemy Bombers Could Get Through Defenses   DRAFT OF 18-YEAR OLD YOUTHS URGED

18-Year-Old Draft OK'd by General  And Men from Two Vets Organizations

Bradley Holds Defense Plans Are Sufficient   Can Prevent Disaster Chief of Staff Tells Senate Committee; Emphasis oan Sneed

Bradley Says Military Can Avert Disaster   U, S. Does Not Plan te Keep Bases Only in .North America, Wore

Bradley Says U.S. Forces To Be Ample   Defense Leader In Statement About Draft Policies

Bradley Sees No Invasion Of America   Believes Proposed Army Is Large Enough to Avert Disaster for U.S.

Ike's Neighbors Are Not Convinced   French Voters in His District Give Edge to Party Against Atlantic Pact

Confidence Vote Given Churchill   Labor Group Rebuffed on Steel by Commons

Conservatives Win First Big _ Test In House   Beat Down Attempt By Labor To Halt Repeal Of Nationalization Of British Steel Industry

BRITISH STEEL AGAIN PRIVATE   Conservatives Repeal Na. tionalization Order 320 To 281

ADMITS LOCKER — TORSO SLAYING   House Painter Is Nabbed In Slaying Of Dorothy Martin

Brooklyn Torso Slayer Confesses   Housepainter Admits Killing Woman Whose Body Was Found in Two Suitcases

OFFICIALS DEDICATE SOUTHAMPTON SCHOOL   New Elementary’ Building Has 10 Class Rooms

British Troops Occupy Ismailia. Canal. Lone City  Datral City AHa?   Patrol City ‘After Weekend Fighting . Leaves 14° Dead

BRITISH TAKE OVER CITY IN CANAL ZONE   Troops Occupy Ismailia After 14 Are Killed, 31 Wounded In Two Gun Battles There.   EGYPTIAN POLICE KEPT IN BARRACKS   4 British Officers Killed; British Patrol Jeep Fired on From Egyptian Police Station.

Egyptian Casualty List Has Grown To 14 Killed and 31 Wounded;  Birtish Forces “Occupy” Ismailia

31 Wounded in Two Weekend Battles in Zone   4 British Officers  Killed; Egypt Says Six Poticemen Die

British “Occupy” Suez Zone City Atter Fight With Police   Fight Starts On Saturday With Death of Officer

Ismailia Riots Claim 14 Lives In Canal District  Two Battles Flare As Tension Grows In Eqypt Crisis

Anti-Brifish Violence in Suez Flaring   14 Dead and 31 Are Wounded in Clashes As Britons Take Over Ismailia

British Forces Occupying Zone  Casualty List Climbs Ta 14 Mesd 21 leiece   Casualty List Climbs To 14 Dead, 31 Injured In 2 Weekend Battles

Suez is ‘Occupied’  By British   Weekend Battles With Police Bring Deaths And Egyptian Threats

14 Die, 31 Hurt In New Outbreak In Eqypt   British Forces ‘Occupy’ Ismailia Along Suez Canal

 14 Dead, 31 Wounded In 2 Clashes Between British Troops, Egypt Police

BRITISH FORCES OCCUPY SUEZ   Casualty List Climbs T 14 Dead And 31 Wounded

British Occupy Suez Canal Zone Trouble Center  Casualty List Up To 14 Dead. 31 Hurt

British Hold TroubledCity After Rioting   Keyptians Lose 10 In Ismailia Battles   31 Others Are Wounded In Week-End Fighting; Canal Area Is Tense

British Troops Occupy Vital Suez Area   New Violence Is Reported In Eavptian Spot

First Battle Tn Suez Canal Zone Staged   14 Reported Dead And 31 Wounded In Skirmishes

British  ‘Occupy Hot Spot   Take Over Ismailia As Casualty List Grows to 14 Dead And 31 Wounded

Both British And Egyptians Listed Among Dead And Wounded In Two Weekend Contest

14 Killed, 31 Wounded In Suez Violence   Week-End Battles Takes Lives Of 4 British Officers In Ismailia Area

British Forces Occupy Ismailia   Army Moves Into Suez Trouble Zone After 14 Are Killed   PROTEST FROM EGYPT   Reports Vary on Battle Between Britons and Egyptian Police

BRITISH ARMY FORCES TAKE OVER ISMAILI   Enforce Curfew in City, Egyptian Police Retire To Barracks.

"41 PEARL HARBOR KNOWN T0 USSR, SAYS JAP OFFICER   Willoughby Says Try To Unmask Spy Ring Was Overruled By Army

Charge of A °‘Smear’ Campaign   Willoughby  Says He Was Blocked in Move On Spy Ring

USSR Knew Ot Jap Plan, House Told   Soviets Aware of Japan’s War Aims Before Pearl Harbor, Agent Testifies

Willoughby Tells Tale Of Red Spy Ring   Ex-Intelligence Chief Says:He Was Barred From Unmasking Tr:

Jap Attack Plan Known By Russians   Spies Informed Moscow Before Pearl Blow,  Witness Savs.

Claims Reds Knew Ot Nippon Attack   Top Japan Investigator - Says Russia Notified of Pearl Harbor   NO WARNING TO U. S.   America, Sending Moscow Lend-Lease Aid at Time, Got No Word

SORGE’S RING OF SPIES SENT WORD IN FALL   M’Arthur Aide Says He Tried to Unmask Members After War

Claims USSR Knew Pearl Harbor Plan   Jap Prober, MacArthur Ex-Aide Tell About Sorge Spy Ring

Top Nip Officer Says Reds Were Warned by Spies   Intelligence Secrets Bared To U. S. Investigating Group

Soviet Informed of Sneak Atfack   Knew Month Ahead Japs to Strike U.S.

SOVIET SPIES KNEW PEARL HARBOR PLAN   Japanese Wartime Official Tells Congress Richard Sorge Headed Red Spy Ring in Tokyo.   NOTIFIED MOSCOW ° WAR APPROACHING   Gen. Willoughby Testifies He Tried to Unmask Spies But Was Overruled by Washington.

Plan To “Unmask” Spy Ring Blockec   Gen. Willoughby Testifies Before Senate Group

Willoughby Is Heard By Spy Probers   -Former MacArthur Staff Member Says He Was Overruled On Exnose

Claims Spy Ring Report Quashed   General Reports Efforts Blocked

Spy Report Killed, Says Willoughby   Former Aide To MaeArthur Insists Stein, Mrs, Smedley In Ring

Willoughby Says Spy Report Was Squelched   Agnes Smedley, Guenther Stein Were Mentioned  MacArthur's Agent Is Hearing Witness

Gen. Charges Russian Spy  RingShielded   MacArthur Aide “Overruled by Higher Mil itary Authority”

—‘SPY RING EXPOSE BLOCKED —  Probe Told Reds Had Tip on Pearl Harbor

General Tells Of Repudiation By War Dept.   Report Squelched, Willoughby Says at Sub— versives Inquiry

Soviets Knew Japan Pearl : Harbor Plans   Spy Found Japan Secrets, Report Went to Moscow

Spies Sent Note Month In Advance   Japanese Official Gives Espionage Details to Committee

General Testifies Attemptto Unmasl Spies Overruled  Ow... BM Beta   2 Members of Soviet Ring in Japan Said Named in Report

Information Drawn From Japan's Top Investigating Head   Soviet Spy Ring Operating in and Around Japan Ther

Pearl Harbor Plot Known foReds, Spy Investigation Told  Willoughby Says He

WERE ADVISED MONTH BEFORE PEARL HARTA   Spy Ring Investigation Also Told Willoughby’s Tip ~ Was “Overruled.”

Russia's Spys Knew of Attack By Japs Before Pearl Harbor   War Department Failed To Back Intelligence Officer

Soviet Knew Of Jap Plan   Told Nation Would Attack U.%.. Britain

Spy Hearing  To Continue General Says He Tried To Unmask A Ring In 1949

Nippon War Plan Known to Russia   Japanese Official Says Moscow Informed Month Before Attack

Japan Officer Tells Of Spies  Says Russians Knew In Advance Ort Tananace Striko Agammect!l &

House Committee Told By Witness Reds Were Advised Month Ahead Of Tokyo's Intentions

Reds ‘Tipped Month Before Pearl Harbor’   Top-flight Nipponese Investigator Tells Senators of Spy Note

Russians Knew Of Jap Plans, Stayed Quief   U.S. Told Russia OF German Plans to Strike; Joep Investigator Talks

Says Soviet Kne Japs Would Str Atu. S. in Pacific 3  Jdpanese Witness. ~ Reveals Facts on: ”.  ‘Operations of Red :

Japan's Top Investigating Officer Testifies Russians Knew of Pearl Harbor Attack Plan Month Before Strike in Pacific Started

Writer Linked To Soviet Spy Ring In Japan   House And Senate Probes Begun On Far Eastern Policy

Former Japanese Officer Tells of Soviet Spy Ring .   Message to Moscow / In October of 1941

Claims Gag On Report Of Spy Ring   Gen. Willoughby Tells Of Squelch On ‘49 Jap Data

[Russia Knew in Advance  Of Pearl Harbor, Says Jap  House Probers Hear Jap investigator;  Sc a On a eee ae ae

HUNTERS DUPED ~ BY STUFFED BIRI   TAXIDERMIST’S PHEASANT RIDDLED WITH SHOT IN VIOLATION OF LAW,

Court Of Appeals Turns Down Request For New Trial In Murder Case   NEGRO REFINERY WORKER MUST PAY PENALTY FOR MAHLAN-KLINE KILLINGS

Allies Protest Curb On Traffic In Berlin Area  Charge Reds Shoot Kidnan Yankee G!

West Protests Red Berlin Blockade  German Mayor Sets Tax on Soviet Cars

German ‘Contract’ May Be Drafted Tomorrow   Big Three Ministers Open Negotiations, Reds Tries to Interfere

Lubbock Pilot, Hottest U. S. Jet Ace,  Continues His Astonishing Record

Texas Jet Ace, Maj. George Davis, Knocks Down 12 Red Planes tn 16 Days in Continuance Of Air War

U. $. Jet Ace Bags 12 Planes In Korean War  Texas Pilot Sets ws  Arrr,

‘Kick-Backs’ To Eye Physicians ls Tax Issue   Deducted By Optical Company

Court Heare Tax Quer ries   - Optical, Firm Fights Ruling On Deduction

Civil Defense Fund ‘Tragic’  President Says  Amount Voted le Incufficient

Truman Flays Cut In Civil Defense Funds   Calls Budget Slash Reckless Evasion of National - Responsibility

Truman Blasts Congress for Passing “Insufficient” Civil Defense Funds

Premature Explosion At Tunnel Project Stuns 13 Other Workers During Storm

Shrimpers Quit On Gulf Coast  Near Riot Starts Of  Cu.‘'hL. frat EF Nnnnh

EAST ST. LOUIS TO CUT STREET, SEWER DEPTS.   To Lay Off Half of Employes, No Firemen or Police.

State Dept. Warns of Red Threat To Overthrow Philippine Government

Taking No Chancec<.   Huks Preparing For Rebellion In Philippines

PAPER MONEY SCATTERED LIKE GREEN LETTUCE   Mail Bag Run Over by Train, Scattering $16,000 at Lawrenceville.

Israeli Cabinet Beaten, Resigns  Education Vote Oucte Ben-Gurion

ONC OLN LN CALE LS A NMDA OO ALA  BEN- GURION CABINET SUFFERS DEFEAT

Israel Cabinet Topples Again  Ben-Gurion Resigns in Education Dispute

 Advances Thearies Stocky Men Heavier Smokers Than Lean, Doctor Believes

R STATE, IIGHWAY  2 Kills Two,   > Kills Two, owns; Driver Fair Races

Flood Tide Moves  Down Mississippi Cape Giradeau, Mo., in Path OF River's Advancing Crést

Cape Girardeau In Flood Path  Roaring Flood Tide Of Mississippi River  i ee

ROARING FLOOD TIDE   Of the Miesissippi River Moving Into Southern Illinois Rv Jack Eetetli

Request Funds for. Kansas Dam Plans   Neosho Association Moves for a Start On Program for Four Rio Recervoire

Legislature To Tackle Budget Problem Again   Lawinakers Convene In “A Mare Optimistic Mood On Tax Leyies

Hopes For Key To Adjournment Rests With Efforts Of Special  “Committee Of Six” From Senate Caucus   INDIVIDUAL INCOME “LEVY ISSUE DEAL

GOAL OF 42.700 ACRES   PMA Seeks Larger Wheat Acreage In County Than Last Year

16 Survivors Of Ambush Back  Wounded Gls Walk into UN Front Lines

7 Three Years Of Deficits - Congressional Report Warns Of More Inflation

Three Years Of Deficits   BEMCO LEAS WAT AAW AES alan aR Se STO  Consressional Report Warns Of More Inflatior

WARN HIGHER PRICES LOOM   Experts Tell Congress 0! Dark Economic Future

New Inflation On the Way, Experts Warn  S10 Billion Boost   S10 Billion Boost In Taxes Urged by House-Senate Staff

Congressional Group Warned Of Rising Cost   Economic Experts Expect More Inflation, 3 Years of Federal Deficits According . To Report Made Public by Committee Heac

Continued Rise In Prices Seen For Americans   Higher Cost Of Living Forecast By Experts

Senate-House Committee Warns of Rising Prices, Three Years of Deficits

More Inflation On Way, Experts Declare: Congressional Economic Committee Warned Of Rising Prices, 3 Years of Federal Deficits

Experts Say Rising Prices Will Continue   Economic Group Makes Findings Public Today

Rough Period Ahead for U. S., Conaress Hears   Rising Prices, More Inflation; Years of Deficits Predicted Ry Economic Staff

Economic Group Warned Inflation Must Continue   Senator O’Mahoney Calls Committee Today Into Special Session Behind Closed Doors. .

Kk conomists Say Prices SoonToRise   Congress Advised  More Inflation Due   Higher Taxes And Stiffer Controls Recommended To Committee

Price Rise,  Inflation And More Deficits Are Predicted   Staff ‘Experts Give Warning Report To Congressional Group

More Inflation, Federal Deficits Viewed Ahead   O'Mahoney Revenls Report Given At Secret Parley  Of Economic Experts

Experts Ware Of Rising Prices, More Inflation   Three Years Of Federal Deficits Also Are Predicted.

Rising Prices Predicted With More Inflation  Experts See 3 Year Of Federal Deficits

Economic Grouy issues Warning   Inflation, High Prices Predicted

Price Jumps, Continued Inflation Due   Economic Experts Also Expect 3 Years Of Federal Deficits

J.S. Army Takes lien Refugees  Command In Germany  Signs Up 2,500

Army to Take 2500 Refugees From Curtain   Aliens From Red Nations to Be First In US Army

2,500 Refugees From Communism In‘o U. §. Army   Army Orders Enlistment to Begin in Germany.— To Sign for 5 Years.

Behind- Curtain Recruitment  U.S. To Enlist Refugees To Swell Regular Army

GAS TRUCK HITS PLANT, 25 INJURED   Driver Burned to Deat! As Runaway Crashes Into Factory

UNPROF TABLE RUNS ARE CUT OFF BY ENDERS   Employes Face Layoffs A: Owner Moves To Cut Losses

Chicago Ave. Night Runs Are Dropped   Edgewater Loop Next On: List

Move Afoot to Force Acheson  Out of Office   HouseCoalition Would Deny Him Any Pay After June 30th

Coalition Out to Get Acheson   Dixiecrats and GOP Lay Plans to Force Secretary of State To Quit or Be Fired

Drive to Force Acheson Out Is Being Developed   Coalition Threatens To Withhold State Department Funds, Sarreatury'’« Salaru

Acheson Faces New Onslaughi  Coalition May Tie Up Department Funds

Coalition Gears Drive to Force Acheson Quster  Apprehension Move ay Be Successful

After June 30, Group Would Withhold Acheson’s Salary  House Coalition Works for Acheson Ouster

House Coalition Moves fo Force Acheson Ouster  Plans to Withhold   Plans to Withhold . Funds for State Department

MOVE TO OUST DEAN ACHESON I$ REVEALED   House Republicans And Southern Democrats Form Coalition

Coalition Seeks To Oust Acheson   House G.O.P.s, Dixiecrats Gearing Up Drive

House Coalition Gears Up Campaign to Oust Acheson   Republicans and Southern Democrafs May Cut Off Funds to Pay His Salary

Coalition Gears Up New Drive to Force Ouster of Acheson   Propose to Deny Funds to Pay Secretary's Salary

Coalition of Parties Acts   Administration Says Move May Succeed

Coalition Gears Drive fo Force Acheson Ouster   Administration Fears Budget Tie-Up Move May Be Successful

HOUSE COALITION HAS SCHEME TO OUST ACHESON   STATE DEPARTMENT APPROPRIATION BILL PROVIDES A WEAPON

House Coalition Planning Drive To Oust Secretar  GOP.Dixie Bloc Aims   GOP-Dixie Bloc Aims To Tie Up Salary OF State Secretary

GROUP DEVISES PLAN TO OUST DEAN ACHESON   Potent House Coa Htion Opens Drive to Withhold Secretary's Salary   SUCCESS IN DOUBT   Southern Democrats Join Republicans in Effort to Remove Official -

House Coalition Gears Drive for Acheson Ouster   Some Administration Supporters Openly Apprehensive of Move to Deny Salary Funds

Momentum For Ouster  Of Acheson   Potent Coalition in House Worries Some Members Of the Truman Team   HIT THROUGH BUDGET

Coalition Of Congressmen Oppose Acheson   Southerners And GOPs Seek Ouster Of Secretary

Smith To Lead Effort  House Group Shapes Drive To Oust Secretary Acheson

Drive Is On For Forcing Acheson Out  Coalition Leaders Propose to Deny Funds For Wages

Plan Drive To Force Removal Of Acheson  May Refuse Funds To Pay Salary   May Refuse Funds To Pay Salary Of Secretary

Drive Is On For Forcing Acheson Out   Coalition Leaders Propose to Deny Funds For Wages  Due Secretary

Coalition Plans Move fo Force Acheson Ouster   “House Organizes Move to Deny Funds for Salary

Open Drive For Ouster Of Acheson   House Coalition Proposes Cutting Off His Salary

Bloc Going After Scalp Of Acheson   Republicans, Dixiecrat: Drive for Ouster by Denying Funds.

Coalition Is Determined Tc ‘Get’ Acheson   Plan To Withhold Funds To Operate State Department

Money Tie-up  Eyed In Bid Tc Oust Acheson   Some Administration Aids Fear Coalition Move Mav Succeed

House Coalition Plans Move For Acheson Quster   Would Withhold Salary As Way To Force Secretary To Quit.

 — ADMINISTRATION WORRIED —    House Coalition Seeks  Ouster of Acheson

GOP, DIXIECRATS IN COALITION TO OUST ACHESON   Propose to Deny Acheson Solary, Tie Up State’ Dept. Funds.

Plot DriveTo Oust Acheson By Holding Up Pay   GOP-Dixiecrat Coalition  Proposes To Deny Funds For Secretary's Salary

Congress men May Withhold  Acheson’s Pay      Administration Fears Move To Oust Secretary Mav Succeed

Fund Tieup May Force Acheson Ou   : Powerful Coalition Adopts New Method to Fight Secretary

Dixie-GOP Bloe Out To ‘Get’ Acheson   Will Try To Withhold Funds For Paying His Salary

—WOULD OUST SECRETARY— Coalition Trains Its Guns On Dean Acheson

Coalition Plan: Delay in Pay For Secretary  Supporters Admit Move May Succeed; Action in Month

Oust-Acheson Drive Geared By House Bloc  GOP, Dixiecrats Hope To Deny Him Any Pay Or Tie Up All Budwet

PLAN TO OUST ACHESON NOW UNDER WAY   GOP, Southern Demos Line Up To Halt Funds

Coalition May Oust Acheson      Administration Backers Are Fearful Move May Be Success; Propose to Deny Funds  Smith May Lead  Wisconsin Senator May Offer Resolutions, if No One Else Does

Oust-Acheson Group Seeks To Tie Up Salary   GOP-Southern Demo Coalition Aims To Force Controversial Official To Resian

Group Plots Pay Freeze on Acheson  GOP, Democrat Coalition Will Try

Fairmont Man, 45, Held In Drowning Of Wife And Baby   Drove Car Into River; Claims Suicide Pact

Politics, Affairs of State _ Secondary to U. N., —   IN K. U. CONFERENCE

Politics, Affairs of State Secon  Secondary to U. N., '  Offcial Says   HIN: K. U. CONFERENCE

Czechs Won't  Free Oatis   U.S. Request Is Turned Down Says State Department

Funeral Services For Senator Vandenberg This Afternoon In Grand Ranid«

Sen. Taft Hints He Might Run   Implies to Maine Party Leaders His Plans

Industry Reviving As Walkout Wanes   Eastern Industry Again Operating But Strikers in Midwest and West Delay Back- to-Work Movement.

Rail Strikers Are Returning In Chicago Area  Back-To-Work Dhasemantd Alea

More Switchmen Join Return fo Work Movement   Some Trainmen in West and Midwest Go Back to Jobs

EGR Re Eee eee oe  Delegates to Select Nominees for Supreme, Circuit Judaes Next Weel

Delegates fo Select Nominees for Supreme, Circuit Judaes Next Week

Accept Offer Of Burial at U.S. Shrine  a . ya, . ae 7   Sioux City Park Makes Apology to Indian’s Widow

Sioux City Backs Up on Indian Burial   Offers Site Where Soldir Burial Refused, But Offer Rejected by Widow

Widow Of Indian Veteran Accepts  Andie’ From Sioux City Cemetery

Hero's Grave Is Assured Indian Denied Plot in Cemetery Because of His Color

APOLOGIZE TO WIDOW OF HERO _ DENIED BURIAL   She Accepts. But Takes Offer for Arlington Grave.

Indian To Be Buried In Arlington; S. C. Official Apologizes To Widow

INDIAN Gi TO REST IN ARLINGTON.  Private. Cemetery’ s Reversal Rejected

—ORDERS MILITARY BURIAL— Truman Offer Accepted By Indian GP’s Widow —

Indian's Widow Accepts Apology   Cemetery  Offer of Lot Declined in View of Arlington Plans

 He Died Serving America—and Sioux City . President Orders Hero Burial For Indian Veteran Denied Interment In Sioux City

Arlington To Be Resting Place Of Indian Hero Refused Burial By Cemetery Because Cf Race

Hero's Burial for Indian  Widow Accenpts Arlinaton Offer after Iowa Denial

Statement Issued By Attorney General After Conference With United Commission For Social Action   ‘NAMES AND PLACES’ CLAIMED BY PASTORS

Attorney Genera! .  Annoyed Great Dea By Westmoreland’s Vice Conditions

TWO EMBASSY GUARDS SLAIN   Bodies Found In Down town Havana Office; One !s Marine

OWN NAME ON FLASK SURPRISES.GI  Blood Giver Burned, ‘Gets His Blood Back

ENGINEERS PUT OK ON JOB 2 Major Considerations  Holding Up Ohio Turnpike   NAM Urging Congress To Approve Federal al Tax On Sales

Virginia reeiMiss Hill, Gangster Confidante, In  Ladylike Mood After Hectic Day; She Does Dron Single ‘Bum Rav’ However

Urges Trial tor Acheson, Jessup  McCarthy Proposal at YFW Convention

Sen. M’Carthy Asks Acheson Trial By Jury  Offers To Resign If His Charges Against

Would Resign If Proved Wrong: McCarthy Suggests Jury Trial Of Charges Against Acheson

MCCARTHY ASKS ACHESON TRIAL   ‘Senator Says He Will Resign From Senate If Such Court Findings Disprove His Charges.

House Set” To Vote On Control Bill   Big Fight Expected On Farm Prices, Control Of Board

House Due To Begin Vote Today On Controls   Administration Continues Fight  For Strong Curbs; Roush Road Seen

Battles Loom Over Controls   House Starts Voting To day Over Plan To Keep Strong Curbs

House Starts Voting Today  ‘On Controls Bill   Strong Sentiment Among Lawmakers To Abolish Program

House Starts Voting Today On Control Act   Uphill Battle Faces ° Administration in Its Fight to Keep Curbs

What Have We Gained In Korea?  - Losses Have Been  Staggering But  Reds Are Stymiec

How. Can You Ever Pay Back the Loyalty of Ready Men Who Died for an Unready Nation?

Faces Six-Month Term — Hear Appeal of Mother Who Refused Jury Duty

Minnesota Flood Routs Thousands  Rivers on Rampage After Spring Thaws

Raging Rivers  Rout Hundred:  In Minnesota   Floods Sweep’ Towns As Mercury Drops Ty Near Freezing

OVER 4,000 FLEE FLOODED CITY   Minnesota River On Ram: page, Cold Adds To Misery.

¢Minnesofa Floods Drive Thousands “from Their Homes        ~ Alabama Areas Also @® Under Hich Woters.__

Three States Hit By Flood Crests  ‘4,300 Flee Homes At Mankato, Minn.

Flee Homes In Minnesota Flood Section   Mankato Officials Order 4,300 To Leave Homes As Swollen Minnesota River Rises

4,300 EVACUATE FLOODED TOWN IN MINNESOTA   NORTHERN RIVERS SURGE UPWARD AS HEAVY SNOWS MELT

Minnesota River Inundates Town  4,300 Persons Flee in Wake of Flood

Minnesota Towns Hit by Floods  Snrinao Thaw Puts   Spring Thaw Puts Rivers Out of Banks

4.300 ESCAPE FLOOD WATERS   Swollen Minnesota River Floods Town; Report Red River Rising

North Mankato Residents Flee Swollen River   St. Peter Threatened: Wisconsin and Iowa Streams Overtlow

4 300 Flee Village in Minnesota   Red River Floods Streets in North Mankato

Post Warnings In Many Areas As Streams Rise  Streets Swamped As Minnesota River Swells; Build New Dikec At St Pater

Wintry Storm Moves In Week Refore Spring   Central States Bear Brunt ot Storm But Cold Weather Extends to Rio Grande Val-

Wide Swinging Storms Plague Most of Nation   Snow Whitens Parts Of Southland; 'Baby Tornado’ Hits Tampa

Snow, Slush Hit Midwest, Whitens South   Baby Tornado Damages Windows, And Trees in Tampa

Graham's Controversial Farm To Market Road Financing Bill Is Likely To Receive Compromise

Home Show ‘Best Ever,’  Jaycees Told   Scores Of Prizes Are Distributed

Lenten 7 Guideposts   WHAT MAKES A SUCESSFUL RASERAT.T. PT.AVER?

HUBBY Page 1 HUBBY GUTS OFF HER FROZEN SUCKER SUPPLY, SO SHE DIVORCES HIM

Heavy Council Agenda Indicates Long Session At City Hall Tonight

Joy In Korea  For Truce Talk   Flies From Tokyo And Stands Ready

TANK COLUMN HAS CRASHED ENEMY LINES   Talks on Cease-Fire } At Another Site " Appear Assured

Talks Expected To Start Again InTwoDays ~   Liaison Officers To Complete: Final Arrangements

Allies, Communists Plan Meeting Preliminary to New Cease-Fire Negotiations

Truce Envoys Await Friday Talks Start  Chief Delegate pm. .b * oF...

NO MORE HITCHES IN SIGHT Armistice Talks Expected To Be Resumed On Friday

Formal Parley On Armistice Believed Near   Liaison Officers To Meet To Arrange For New Conference

Tension Rises In Bitter Row Over Oil Firm   ‘Action at Short Notice’ . Promised If English Tiwas Are Periled

Heavy Cruiset Nears Abadan  British Plan Action In Iran Oil Crisis

Denounces Red Trial of Oatis  Senator O’Conor Pays. Tribute To A  Mmaearictennm Nias

General Ridgway Will Make Call On Jap Emperor   Wishes to Express Joy Over Signing Of Peace Treaty

Faster Forecast: Clear and Crisp  Feminine Finery May Be Displayed

A Diplomat, Too : Eisenhower Refuses To  Mix Detense And Politics

This. Is Where  Came In,’ Says Ike ‘At News Conference Held in London

Ike Will Not Commit Self On Rearming   Says Germany, Jap. an Questions Are Outside His Realm

Politics Not for Soldiers, Asserts Ike   General, in Britain, Makes No Reference to McArthur Talk

Ike Quiet About Japan, Germany   Refuses to-“Answer ~ Query About German Army in Defense Setur

ke Keeps Silent On German Arms  Leaves Question to Political Leaders

Eisenhower Not To Talk About Plans   U. S. General Says He Wants To Keep ‘Mouth Shut’

Eisenhower Has No Statement On Japar Germany, In British Press Conference

Kisenhower Is Confident   Expresses View Thal Soldiers Should Often be Quiet

“This Is Where  Came in  Ike Says Soldiers Must Remain Silent ‘On Political Issues

eneral Eisenhower Leaves For Lisbon fter Concluding London Conferences

Tornado and.Blizzard Herald Cold. Weather: 1_Killed at Spring Valley °

Colder Weather Moving Eastward Will Bring Halt to Late Heat Wave

Spring-Like Weather Will End Suddenly   Wintry Storms Sweep ast, ward; Tornado, Kills One Person in Hlinois

Cold Weather Refurns To Naiion Today   Balmy Breezes In America Replaced In Some Areas

MCarran See: ‘All-Out War As inevitable   Statement Issued While Explaining Committee Action

WASHINGTON — A Senate subcommittee today put off for a week a hearing on a Chicago Federal judgeship appointment  opposed by Senator Douglas (DWily

Douglas-Truman “oud Now Under Probe By Senate   . Hearing Scheduled 2279 Settle Dispute = “Over Judgeships .

Congress May Be Asked To End State Of War With Germany Within Ten Days

Thousands Demand a Referendum      Many Signatures Being Af fixed to Petition Calling  for Public Housing Vote  at Mavoral Election.

Question Is: Do You Want More CHA?   Referendum Council Staging Concerted, Weeklong Drive for Signatures of 520,000 Voters.   See Editorial, “Sign the Petition,” on Page 4.

Relief From A-Bomb Burns Found In Milk Substance, Research Scientists Report

Balance Sheet for Week Between Good and Bad News in Hot, Cold Wars

War Balance Sheet For Week Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad

Senate Subcommittee Says We Can't Hold Seward Peninsula   But Senators Claim ‘Vital’ Sections of ' Alaska Could Be Defended Successfully; Urge Bigger and Better Air Facilities

Features for Everybody dn the Telegram Teday   British Officer’s Wife Reveals She Visited Husband Near Fron!

Without Knowing it, ‘Brookville Gets Sodium Fluoride in fits Water

Hydrogen Super-Explosive Producec  x -* -M  AEC Report Shows Huge Hike In A-Bomb Material Output

To Accept Bids April 27 for Work On Highway 36   22.5 Miles Between Chilli cothe and Brookiield To Be Resurfaced.

Cullman Boy Scout District Camporee Set For May 11, 12.   Boys, Leaders From All Parts Of County. To Gather On Friday

Romulo Attacks UN's Five-Point Peace Program   Plan's Okay Expected Despite Blast From Philippine's Minister

2 Men Killed in Weekend Car Mishaps   Area Residents Are Victims Of Accidents; One Person Critical

2 Men Killed In Weekend Car Mishaps  Area Residents   Area Residents Are Victims Of Accidents; One Person Critical

ONE KILLED FOUR HURT Ih VAR ACCIDENTS   Hunter’s Station Man 69, Dies; Two Are Injured Critically

Truman Plans Strong Speech  On Fair Deal   President Will Fly Ta Washington To Deliver His Address

Greece’s Participation In Atlantic Pact Threatened By Resignation Of War Hero

King to Lead Greek Army   Papagos Quits Key Post, Blames ‘(lt Health’

Greek King Gets Army Command   Hero Quits; U.S. Envoy} Flies Back to Athens

New Snow Storm Plots Its Course To Midwest. Snow Due Here Tomorrow

Johnston Hits Beet  Producers   Stabilizer Asserts Equal Sacrifice Plea  Is just Idle Talk

DR. GELLERMANN IS CONVICTED BY SEATTLE JURY   Ex-Carbondale Prof Guilty o! Morals Offenses Against Women Patients.

FBI Says Latest Brink's Story “One of Those That Appear Every Six Weeks”

Gen. Soule Declares ‘We Can Stop The Chinese’ or ‘Go Back, Take Seou!’

Allies Can Retake Seoul If Ordered,  General Contends Declar res. U. N. For rces s Can Sto p China   Declares-U. N. Forces Can Stop China Reds Anvwhere With Superior Arms

DIVISION CHIEF CLAIMS CHINESE ‘HURT’  General Says Allies Can Hold

“We Can Stop Chinese Reds’ Anytime, Anywhere, Fighting 3rd Division Commander Savs

\seneral Upumistic  Soule Says U.S. Can Stop Chinese Reds On Any Line

General Says U.S. Can Whip Chinese  Third Division Head Ootimictic Over War

US Third Division Commander Contends That AlliesCan Hold Or Advance Men

“All They Have Is Hordes,” Third Division’s Fighting Leader Says of Reds; “We Can Whip Them”

Move Complete Policy Switch Since Jan. 13 Decision in UN   FRONTLINE U.S. COMMANDER SAYS  2 tt th aa  ‘We Can Stop Chinese on This Line’

New National Chairman Of Dems Would PutTax Agents Under New Rein

1 e iv as ee { New National Chairman   OfDems WouldPutTax Agents Under New Rein

Civil Service Rule Of Taxmen Urged  McKinney Wins Support Of Truman

McKinneyPlans Major Change In Tax Dept.   International Revenue Collectors May be Put in Civil Service

- CHIEF PRAISES McKINNEY PLAN  Civil Service Setup Ureed for Tax Jobs

Civil Service Urged For Tax Collectors McKinney Submits Plas  To Take Agents Out OF Poalities

Truman Wants Tax Collectors In Civil Service   President Endorses McKinney’s Proposal

140 Wing Air Foree  Goal Set   Chiefs of Staff Approve Two-Year  Expansion Program

Military Is Making Plans  : Chiefs Of Staff   Chiefs Of Staff Agree On Strength Needed By 1953

Chiefs Agree on Bigger Air Fleet   By ELTON C. FAY AP Milltary Affairs Reporter

Chiefs Agree On 1953 Need:   Brass Ready With Military Rudvet Requests -

Raw. ‘Recruit; 26, Leaves. Hills ‘OL-NM ‘to Don ‘Shoes, Join. "himy

RAWEST RECRUIT IN RECENT HISTORY JOINS U.S. ARMY New Mexico Hermit, 26, 'Scairt to Get Near Autos,' Puzzled by U. S. Red Tape

‘Army Labels Case of Rawest Recruit ‘One in a Million’ and Drops. Inquiry

8 RESERVISTS DIE IN NAVY PLANE CRASH   Flying Boat Goes Over Cliff at End of Runway.

8 DIE IN NAVY PLANE CRACKUP   Victims Are Reservists On Two Weeks Active Duty

Fears Rise Again Over Jap Goods   U.S. Manufacturers Wonder If Market Will Be Flooded

BEARDGLEY TO REDUCE LIFE TERMS OF 2i   Accepts Recommendations o} Parole Board and Committee.

Lindquist Killed City Marshal Here in 1909   Indianola Woman Said She Would Marry ‘Loneliest’ Prisoner _.

CED Advocates 10 Billion  Hike in Taxes  Federal Sales Levy Included

UESEARGH GROUP URGES 1 BITS DOLLAR TAX HEM!   Committee for Economic De velopment Favors $6,000,000.000 Cut in Next Year’s Budget.   ADVOCATES SALES LEVY __AND HIGHER EXCISES   Calls for Cut in Outlays fo Farm Aid, Public Works, Foreign Assistance and Civil Defense.

CED Advocates 10 Billion Hike in Taxes   Federal Sales Levy Included in Recommendation

‘Citizens Group Suggests Big Increase In Federal Taxes and Cut in Spending

CED Proposes Tax Increase  Cut in U.S. Seending Alco Reina Uraed

U. §. Bares Secrets Of "Stock Magic’  Rubinstein Faces SEC Act Charges

Curfman  Cos-' 5s   A. iui _ sdaho   Howell’s Assistant Appointed For Football

Heavy Shows In Northwest Part of State   Schools Forced to Close; Roads Said To Be Dangerous in Panhandle Area

Half Dozen Steel Firms Get Demands   Sessions Start Tomor. row With Bethlehem, Second Largest.

Truman Expresses Hope Peaceful Solution May Be Reached in Iranian Oil Dispute

Annual Session Bills Debated  Lansing Legislators Split On Proposals

Veterans Asked To Bring Tents   To Pitch Camp Until They Get Action On  Their Bonus Measure

Allies Smash  On In Korea   Vicious Red Counterattacks Are Beaten Off In 1.000-Yard Advance

Smash Ahead 1,000 Ya rds  _ on East Front   _UN Forces Beat Off Communist Attacks

Food Prices Steady Since Freeze Order   Spot Survey Shows Consumers, Retailers Favor Rollback

‘The Horse Is Stolen’ Consumers Unimpressed By U.S. ‘Freeze’ On Prices

0t Checks Indicate Food Prices Are ‘ationary Following The Freeze Order

Public Puzzled On Food Controls  Consumers Claim Freeze Too Late

No Hearding or Shortages of Staples—Food Prices Not Budging But Many Consumers Are Unhappy

‘No Enlisted Men, Please’  GI Joe Finds His Equals Tough on Courts Martial

CONGRESS SPLIT SHARPLY ON U. §, FOREIGN POLICY   But More Voice Support of Truman's Program Than Back Proposals Made  hy Hoover.   POLL, OF MEMBERS SHOWS SENTIMENT   Balance of Power Held hy Those Favoring Middleground and Those Unwill ing to Commit Selves,

Congress Split Sharply Over Foreign Policy   But Most Members Lear Toward Truman View, Survey Shows

Division On Police ' Is Sharp   Most’ Expressing Views Lean To That Taken By  Administration

DiSalle Sees Rise of 6 Pct.   Prices To Level Off ‘About Midsummer’

Auto Dealers Forecast Ceiling Price Trouble   Used Car Curb Enforcement Seen Difficult: Order Is Called Fair

Assassination Plot Is Bared In Philippines   Quirino, Other Officials Believed ‘Marked’ By Chinese Triggermen.

LN To Rebuke North Korean Peace Bids   Vets Must Act Fast lo Get GI insurance

ARE NEAR A DEADLINE   New VA Insurance Regulations Become Effective Soon

 Mayor Promises Continued War on Gambling  ee eemses —ontinued War on Gamotins  Anti-Crime Proposal Approved by Ministers

Mayor Promises Continued War on Gambling  Anti-Crime Proposal Approved by Ministers

George Schotte of Butte Named Chairman of State Highway Interim Committee at Meeting

 Waterfront fs Aflame:   Raiding Planes Touch Off New  Fires From Stark Seoul Ruins

Flame And Death on the War Front   Planes Start New Fires As Old Ones Flicker Out

Russia Seems Ready To Deal Directly With U.S.   Suggest Moves Toward Cease-Fire Take Form Of Miltary Negotiations Between North Korean And U. N. Commanders.

U.S. Wanted To Discuss Cease-Fire,  UN Bypassed   Military Conclaves With North Korean  Commanders Hinted

Russian Plan Asks Talks By Military  U.N. Appears Ready To Let U.S. Carry

KING PASSES CRUCIAL STAGE   -Ruler’s Next Phase After  Operation Will Be Saturday

Haggard King Reaches Second Stage Of Battle   Doctor Warns That ‘Hazards, Anxieties  Still Lie Ahead

King's Condition ‘Improved After Grave Operation   Monarch Not Yet Out Of Danger, Doctors Declare

Lovett Takes Over Position Left To Him By Marshall’s Resignation

Lovett Expected To Steer Course Set by Marshall   Policies, Personnel May Be Unchanged; Senate Rushes Confirmation of Appointment

By ELTON C. FAY ft Accnriated Pesan Military Affaires Benritear)

Lovett Takes Up Duties As Defense Head   Senate Leaders Push Confirmation OF New Secretary

1954 Redistricting Plan Is Rejected   State Assembly Kills Rosenberry Bill Rider

Grand Jury Opens Session, Is Giver Gravel Road-Data   Package From Board of Accounts Handed to Toreman

Grand Jurors Begin Their Deliberations   Gravel Road Repair Fund Report Believed to Be First Subiect of Investigation

Patton Tanks HitKumsong, Return Safely   Red Bastion Left Flaming After Heavy, 4-Hour Bombardment

Red Resistance Fails As Troops Approach City   Enemy Airfield Bombed In Raid By Superforts

Reds Go All Ou In Challenge fo  Air Supremacy Sunerforte Hit      Superforts Hit Nearly Complete Strip for Jets ©

Smash into City 2nd Time in 3 Days   Reds Throw 180 MiGs into Battles To Challenae UN Planes

Patton Tanks Turn Kumsong Into Inferno   Long Bombardinent ‘Takes Terrific Toll Amone Conunonisls

Legislative Straightjacket Curbs Anti-Acheson Firing   House Republicans Itching to Get Him

Conferees Sian Tax Proposal  Compromise Rushed To Senate and House

SENATE WILL PROBE OIL TANKER DEAL   Big Names Are Involved In Transaction That Made Fabuleus Profit

3-Way Senate Probe Looms In Ships Deal  Commerce Committee Seeks More Information Before Taking Action

PROBE SLATED QN SHIP DEAL   Adm. Halsey Connected With Tanker Sale

Statute Good For 31 Days, Bans Cutbacl   Cotton Textiles, Shoes, - Apparel, Appliances And Machinery Under Order

Freeze Put On Many Articles   Apparel, Machinery Af fected by Order

Contr ol Bi ih Is Extended   BS A4ACTUHUCUL  Truman Signs Extension Despite Curh In Power

OPS Freezes Manufacturers’ Prices Of Goods at Yesterday's Figures

OPS Rules New Freeze On Prices   Congress’ Stopgap Bill Signed; Stops Rollbacks In July

MANUFACTURERS: PRICES ON MANY ARTICLES FROZEN   OPS Decides on Action After Congress Puts Ban on Rollbacks During duly,   SHOES AND APPAREL  AFFECTED BY ORDER   It Is Issued by DiSalle’s Office After Truman Signs Bill Extending Controls 31 Days.

Many Articles Are Induded   Today's Figures Basis; Truman Signs Stopgop Bill Extending Controls

OPS Orders Factory Level  Price Freeze   Order Follows President’ Signing of No-Rollback Extension of Controls

Truman Signs Stopgap Bill at 11th Hour   Cotton Materials, Shees and Clothing on Stabilized List  n.. OM OMYpas.SirT

New Price Freeze Offsets Congress’ Ban on Rollbacks   Textiles, Shoes and Apparel: Frozen at Saturday Levels In New DiSalle Directives

OPS Orders Price Freeze  After a Curb   Number of Goods Frozen After Congress Balks At Further Rolibacks

Prices Frozen In Face of Rollback Ban  Dracident Siane Act   President Signs Act For Next 31 Days; Seeks Revised Bill

Use Pric ine 3 As Maximum; Planne For Rollbacks To Save Consumers $2 Billion

President Signs Extension Bill Cutting Powers  DiSalle Acts Quickly To Hold Manufacturer Rates During July

Control Bill Is Passed  OPS Freezes The Prices On A Wide Range Of Goods

Congress Puts Price Freeze On Many Items   Truman Signs Stapgap Bill Extending 31-Days  But Congress Curbs His Powers to Control Prices

OPS Freezes Factory Prices on Many Goods as Truman Signs Stopgap Controls Extension

Price Freeze Held By OPS At Saturday Cost Figure   Truman Signs Bill Extending Control  Power For 31 Days

Quick Price Freeze Date Established   Opposed By Congress.  OPS Fixes Saturday Rollbacks

Draft-UMT Bill Passed Senate: Goes To House  Bill Lowers Draft Aae Addc Manthc   Bill Lowers Draft Age, Adds Months To Service Period

Senate Oks Draft Bill  ‘-Extensior   UMT Program Is Provided In Bill Which Goes To House Again

Extension Of Draft. Approved  By Senate   Legislation Also Sets Up Machinery For Permanent  UMT Prooram

Senate Votes Final Okay To Dratt Bul, Sets Up UMT Program Machinery

SENATE APPROVES DRAPT, UMT BIL!   Compromise Lowers Age, Lengthens Service, Perils Some 4-F’s

Draft Bill Gets Final Senate OK   Now Goes to House; Sets Up Plans for Permanent UMT.

Senate Puts Final Approval on UMT;.  Now Goes to House   Measure Would Extend Draft Until Mid-L955 And Reduce Age From 19 to 18: Authorizes Commission as First Step in UMT Program

Senate Stamps Final ‘OK’ On Compromise Draft Bill   Approval Is Given To Establish Mechanics For Permanent Universal Military Training

Senate Adopts Draft, UMT Bill By Voice Vote   Selective Service to 1955 Provided by Measure; Wasneco tn Act Soon

Senate Passes Draft Measure  Bill Includes Plans Bar LIAAT in Fostitra

Senate Stamps Final Approval On Draft Bul   Measure Sent  To House For   Quick Action

Experts Study New Problems In Lake Levels  Chicago Wahts Mor Canal Diversion

NATION'S FARMERS ARE ORDERED TO PRODUCE MORE FOOD T9 BACK PROGRAM   Expansion in Livestock Production Depends on Feed Supplies; Farmers Eventually Will Have to Grow More Feeds

Farmers Urged fo Hike Output   But Live Stock Feed Supply Poses Danger

Draft Bill Conferees Kill‘Automatic’ UMT in Final Compromise   Adopt House's Stand-By Proposal in Clearing Way for Floor Vote

[Brothers Who Died Tog#ther in Korea 'To Be Buried Together. » Arkansas 

Played, Fought, Died Together  Prathere Hame Tamarrai far Here's Welrame —

Hi ome Town Pays Tributeto Brothers Who. Died in Same Battle in Korea

Two Brothers Who Died Together On Battlefield In Korea Being Given  Heroes’ Recognition In Arkansas

12 Escaped. Convicts Are Still Free   State Prison Are Recaptured

Posses Hunt Heavily Armed Convict Gang   Twelve Still Free of 2 Who Fled Jail in  Alahama

14 Heavily Armed Men Break Jail   Dixie Prison Gates  Thrown Wide Open By Tough Criminals; 7 Of 21 Escapees Are Caught

Time Short, Acheson  Warns NATC   Defense Council To Take Up Proposal On Greece, Turkey

ARM QUICKLY, TIME IS SHORT, ACHESON SAYS   Secretary of State Bluntly Tells Europe To Fear Worst.

Acheson Calls On Allies To Arm Now   Time Running Short, He Tells Part Nations

Arm Quickly, See. Acheson Advises NATO   Risk Being Too Late, U.S. Official Tells Leaders Conferring In Ottawa

ACHESON WARNS ALLIED NATIONS TO ARM AT ONG   Secretary Tells North Atlantic Council Time to Strength  en Defenses “Is Running Short.”   PROBLEMS TAKEN UP AT OTTAWA MEETING   Group Agrees to Consider American Proposal to Bring Turkey and Greece Into Alliance.

Acheson Attacks Laxity   NATO Must Speed Rearmament Plans Or Come-Up Short Secretary Warns

Acheson Calls For Speed-Up Of Pact Arming  Tells NATO Counci Blun wie ‘Time ls Running Out’

NATO Told: To Speed Up  Rearmament   Blunt Words From Acheson Reported

Now Or Never  a aieneatineammnnnte  Acheson Warns West To Arm Immediately

Time Short, West Warned  By Achesor   N. Atlantic Council Agree’  To Weigh Invitation  OTD, Cpeece. Turkey

NATO Urged By Acheson:  Speed Arms   U. S. Speaker Addresses Secret Meeting of 12-Nation Council.

 Income Tax Primer  ‘TheTimes WillH elp Cird \You For That Tax Battle

Vivre Peters Gul But Old Troopship, Docked In Baltimore. Still Burns On

$15,000,000 Pier Fire Still Burns   Troop Ship, Ammunition Loading Point Gutted

STATE'S BUDGET BILL IS ADOPTED   Appropriations Totallin g $502,000,000 Voted—Logislative Adjournment Expected Soon.

 Enacted Into Law  pate Agencies To Operate. On Record-Breaking Budget

Reds Reveal They Won’t Keep Word   Inadvertently Let Intentions Slip; U.N. Command Say:

Tallulah Bankhead’s Fired Maid Threatens To Tell of Sex, Liquor, Narcotics Parties

Savage Fighting Breaks in Korea   Allies Smash Heavy Red  Counterattecks, Seixe Two Hills on ‘Bloody Ridge’ *

Allies Smash Two Savage Red Attacks   UN and Reds Trade Tough Radio Message=  As Fichtine Increase:

CHINESE “FOR DID DAMAGE  What Happe ned to Vaunted U.N. Defense North of Seoul?

Giants Win First Game Of Series   N. L. Champs Defeat Yankees By Score of 5 to 1

Kohler Declines Favorite Son Tag  Won't Enter Race For Presidency

Gov. Kohler Rejects Rumor Jessup "Favorite Son” RoleMay Be Shelved

Kohler Won't Be “Favorite Son”   Declines to Enter State Presidential Primary Election

Kohler Passes Up Favorite Son   Governor Declines to Allow Use of His Name

Security Group To Advise Plants Against Saboteurs  Survey Being Made Of Needed Changes

A SECURITY PLAN   By June Detailed Report of Plant Safety Steps Should Be Ready

Royal Couple Starts Tour Ot Dominion   Bells, Cannon Herald Future Queen’s Arrival in Quebec

Jess Larson Denies Story On Sale of War Equipment   Post-Dispatch Says There Was No Competitive Bidding for Surplus Goods From California Aluminum Plant, and_ That It Was Told Frank Nathan Received $35,000 for Part He Played in Disposing of Materials.

Air Power Alone Can't Halt USSR,  Claims Fechteler  Says Korea Proves Old Methods Of Warfare Are Not Obsolete

Infantry fo Stay, Admiral States  Fechteler Warns   Fechteler Warns Air Power Can’‘t Halt Soviet Army

Acheson Backs Britain Stand   Secretary Of State Urges Egypt To Show Hor OR octegint”

REDS BAR PRESS FROM MEETINGS   ‘Western War Correspondents Banned From Peace Talks At Insistence Of Communists.

$124,388,000 State Aid for Schools   1 Legislature OKs Whopping Increases ., for Common Schools

Bowles Survives Attack By GOP  a ge cee eee   Wins Confirmation As Envoy to India

Bowles Wins Close Senate Vote On Post  gc... te BRannhlica:      Survives Republican Attack In Choice As India Ambassador

HALL ARRESTED— Continued on Page Six   Senate Confirms Bowles for India Despite Attack

Buck Passed to White House by Eisenhower   Krock Repeats Story of Truman Offer to General

Big Showdown Elections In Italy Tomorrow   To Determine. ; Strenath Of Reds

Bitter Election Slated for Rome   Italy's Arch Political Foes in Showdown;  10 Million Votes Listec

Requesis for: Seals at Inaugural Reaching’ ‘Unprecedented’ Total

Americans, Germans Flock to See Miracle, But Thev're Disappointed

Federal Jury Indicts 10 In Cairo ‘Bootleg’ Ring   Charge False Liquor Sales

 Costing Dixie Millions in Taxes  10 Indicted Over $20 Million ‘Liquor Pipeline to Dry States

INDICT 10 MEN IN CAIRO LIQUOR PIPELINE CASE   Charged With Violations ir $20,000,000 Sales to Dry South.

‘Seized’ RFC Letters Show No ‘Influence,’ Truman Announces   Clears Congressmen, Own Aides as Probers See ‘Smear’ Attempt

LOAN LETTERS OF CONGRESS SENT TRUMAN   Lawmakers Chazge Tips Delivered To Newsmen

Churches Attack ‘Moral Decay’  End of Corruption Asked by Council

United Protestants Planning Drive Against Government. Civic Corruntior

M ‘Arthur Says No To Quiz Bid   ‘Hurley Blasts U. S. State Department

MacArthur Will Not Testify Again;  Charges Truman Silenced Witnesses

INQUIRY “GAG CHARGE MADE BY EX-LEADER   Secretary Of Stat ‘‘Surrendered’’ To  Red Russia

ACTION CLOUDED THE FULL FACTS IN CASE: HE SAYS   Own Views on- Record, General ‘Declares; Declines to Testify Again   HURLEY HITS: ACHESON   Accuses Secretary of ‘Cow‘ ardly Surrender’ ta ° ‘Soviet Russia

MacArthur Says Truman Gagged Key Witnesses   Gen. Hurley Hits Acheson For His “Fear” Policies

Hurley Delivers Bitter Attack On Acheson Policies   MacArthur Says Truman Has Gagged Some Key Witnesses

Truman’s Gag Clouded Facts, Says MacArthur   General Turns Down Invitation To Testify Again

General Says H.S.T. ‘Gagged  Witnesses   MacArthur Accuses Truman of Silencing Principal Witnesses

Hurley Assails Acheson Policy As ‘Cowardly   Deposed Far East Leader Declines to Reappear  As Prohe Witness

TRUMAN MUFFLER CAUSES MACARTHUR TO SAY “NO” HURLEY SCORES ACHESON

MacArthur Says Truman Silenced Key Witnesses   General Hurls Accusation in Letter Declining Second Chance to Testify

Probe Beings Clash  MacArthur Hurls Gag Charge  iAt Treiman: Refuses to Appear

Full Facts Have Been Clouded, General Asserts   Gag Charge Hurled in Letter to Russell: Hurley Bitterly Attacks Acheson; Sees ‘Cowardly Surrender.”

MacArthur Says Truman Silenced  Key Witnesses  Hurley Attacks Acheson For Foreign Policy

Hurley Accuses State Department of Appeasement  MacArthur Makes Gag Charge

Too Many Faculty Women at Vassar So Psychiatrist Resigns Position

Psychiatrist Quits Vassar Post, Says ‘College Is Dominated by Matriarchy

‘Darling’ Valentines Flowing Freely Through Tiny Pennsylvania Office

Royall Pair In ‘Speed Run’ Around Capital  Receptions Follow Mount Vernon And Arlington Trins

Action Subsides on Korea Front   Van Fleet Warns of Chinese Buildup

Fighting Lags On Battlefront   Patrolling Activity Is at Minimum

Cabinet Called After the President’ Meets Party Congressional Leaders

Brifain, U.S. Agree On Policy Concerning Korea   MacArthur Involved in the Controversy

New Statement of Policy May Be Announced Today As MacArthur's Political Suggestions Bring New Round of Criticism Against Him

Disastrous Fire Still Rages Out of Controi —Water 15 Feet Dee;  OKLAHOMA IS HIT  City of Miami Isolated As Waters of Neosho Pour Into the Area

Crest Passes and Water Is Falling Slowly; Fire Rages   Relief to Come Slowly After Most Costly Flood

Flood Peak Passed In Kansas City   President Truman Plan: Flight to Area; House Raises Cash for Relief

HOUSE VOTES $25,000,000 FLOOD RELIEF  Kansas City Reels Amid River Havoc

City In State. Of Emergency: Big Fire Rages   -KC Businesses. Closed; Smith And Blair In Guard Row

River Crest Passes, But Peril Remains   Kansas City Fire Still Unchecked After 72 Hours   Death Toll to 17  _In the Two States; Row Results Over CalJ-Un of Guards

Kansas Cily Still Reeling   Some of Thousands of Homeless in Kansas Returning to Mud-Caked Homes

Suwon Engulfed As Two Columns Hunt Red Army   Strong Units of Two U.S. Corps Gain 12 Miles in New Attack

Y ank Forces Gain 2 Miles Bey ond City   Limited Offensive Started; Navy Continues To Shell Inchon

Strong Force Within 15 Miles of City   Tanks, Artillery And Planes Support “Limited Attack”

—— Elements Of Two U. S. Corps Approach Within   Fifteen Miles Of Korean Capital Against Mild Opposition—Suwon And Kumyangjang Engulfed By Fast-Striking Force—Aggressive Patroling Continues Forward Of Attack Line

U.N. Units Ram To Within 15 Miles of Seoul   Tank-Tipped Attack Paced By Planes, Artillery Finds Only Spot Defense

lements of Two U.S. Corp: ‘Slam Northward Seek-:  ing Chinese   “A LIMITED ATTACK’   Walled Suwon Retaken;  All That Remains is a  Smoking Ruin

Eighth Army Units Within 15 Miles of Seoul; Continue to Seek Main Communist Strength.   SUPPLY SHORTAGE MAY HAVE CAUSED RETREAT

: Nithin 15 Miles of Seoul         Meet’ T mited Red“ Opposition

Limited Advance ln Force Made By Americans  Troops Look For Chinese Army South OF Seoul

Yanks Hunting Chinese Reds Concentration   Strong U, S. Force Within 15 Miles of Korean Capital  Ry OFPN CT EMENTS

U.S; Elements Slamming On Against Reds  Spotty Resistance   Spotty Resistance  Felt. By GI Colymn; Eighth Army Calls it ‘Limited’ Attack

Two Vital Cities Near Seoul Taken   Allies Meet With Little Resistance In Patrol Actions

Strong U.S. Units, ‘With A Wallop, Drive On Seoul  Swift-Striking Patrols 15 Miles From Seoul

Gls Drive Close to Seoul; Meet Little Resistance   Elements of Two Corps Slam Ahead With Armor Support

Allied Units Push Toward City of Seoul   Gls: Take Suwon; Reds Offer Only Token Opposition

Strong Yank Force Pushes fo Within 15 Miles of Seoul  Little Opposition As Attackers

Yanks. Smash Ahead   Heavy Punch. Carries Two Units Within.15 Miles of Seoul; Still Trvinge toa Find. Re amy

American Drive Threatens Seoul In Strike to North  Two Corps Supply “Surprise ‘Punch len VUsact Varan

REDS OFFER ONLY SPOTTY OPPOSITION   Air Units Smash Many Targets In Continuing Drive

Allied Columns Take 2 Towns, Approach Seoul   Beat Off Red Attack: With Bayonets; Navy Shells Inchon

Move Toward Seoul Today   Yank Forces Find Minor Opposition From Reds

Allies Drive Within 15 Miles Of Seoul   Attack Packs Heavy Wallop But Finds Opposition Minor

Allied Drive North Finds Red Forces   Minor Clashes Mark Limited Attack As West Korea Columns Pass Suwon

Two American Corps Slam Way To Within 15 Miles of  Seoul on Western Korea Front  Troops Pack Heavy Wallop as They — Seek Chinese Communist Armies

Attack North To Within 15 Miles of Seoul   Strong Elements of Two US Corps Find Spetty Opposition from Reds

15 MI. FROM OLD CAPITAL; TAKE SUWON   Two Battle-Tested Corps With Tanks, Artillery Searching for Enemy on West Front.   OPPOSITION FROM REDS IS SPOTTY   Lift News Blackout to Re= veal Allied Attack; Believe Chinese Army Has Fallen Back.

Suwon Captured; Troops Find Key City Just Smoking Rubble Hean   Air Support Aids Armored Columns   Attack With Elements Of Two Corps Packs Heavy Punch for Reds

Yank One-Two Punch Gains 12 Miles in West   Four Services Remain in Nazarene Revival

Fast-Striking GI’s Retake Two Cities, Approach Capital   USS. Planning To Use— A-Bomb as Land Weapon?

Strong Elements Of 2 Yank Corps Skam Northward And Get Within 15 Miles Of Seoul

U.N. Seizes Suwon in New Thrust   Americans Advance To Near Seou! in Search of Enemy; No Heavy Fiahbting

Elements of Two Strong U.S. Corp: 15 Miles from Seoul   “A Limited Objective Attack” That Packed a Heavy Wallop.

Strong American Unite Meet Only Spotty to”  Minor Red Opposition In Northward Slam  -

Armored Forees Grab  Two Cities   Suwon, Kumyangjang Retaken By U.N. In Seoul Reach

Limited Attack Packs Heavy Power; 2 Towns  ‘Engulfed’   Offensive Started Secretly Thursday, Described As ‘One-Two-Punch’

Drive Packs Heavy Wallon   Spotty Red Resistance’ Pushed Aside, Troops Within 15 Miles of Seoul

GAIN 12 MILES AGAINST SLIGHT RED OPPOSITION   SUWON, KUMYANGJANG REPORTED ‘ENGULFED’ BY FAMED OUTFITS

Suwon Engulfed In Fast-Moving 1-Corps Attack   Spotty Resistance By Reds Reported as Allies Make Gains

Armored Units 15 Miles From Seoui   Patrols Beat Off Red Bayonet Attacks; American Planes Batter 33 Red Towns

Opposition of Reds Is Spotty   Attack Packs Wallop for Chinese Army

Action Taken When Hormel Company Reports It Lacks Beef to Bid on Army Order

Railroads Ask For New Hike li Rates  Petition Is Filed ith icc. For Another Increase

Railroads File Appeal for Hike In Freight Rates   Ask a New General 6 Per Cent Increase Effective Immediatel

Freight Rate: Hike is-Askec   Railroad ‘Industry: Seeks ‘General:6 Per Cent Rise -From: Commission.

RAILROADS SEEK RATES INCREASE      Six Per Cent Freight Boost Is Requested

Third Actor Refuses To Say If He Is ‘Red’   Will Geer Follows Lead of Sondergaard And Howard DaSilva

Appeal Made In Letters By Stassen   White House Has Na Comment On Proposed Parley

WHITE HOUSE, GEN. MARTHUR TRUCE URGED   Stassen Asks Truman End Differences For U.S. Good

Asks Truman To Talk With Gen. MacArthur   Harold Stassen Requests That Président and General Diseuss Differences.

rive Women and Seven Men ArrestYed Quickly in San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York City.

RED LEADERS ARE HELD IN HEAVY BONDS   FBI Rounds Up Second Team Bosses In New Anti-Party Move

12 Secondary Red Leaders Seized By FBI   Arrests Made In Three Cities

12th Arrested In New Blow  At Communists  _ Miss Doyle Held, Son Francisco Party Organizer

FBI Apprehends 12 Second-Team Reds  Quick Action Taken On West Const And In

12 Protesting Red Underlings Nabbed by FBI   High Bond Ordered For All but Three In Spite of Protests

12 COMMUNISTS ARRESTED BY FBI IN THREE CITIES   Seven Men and Five Women Accused of Conspiracy to Teach Overthrow of Gavernment.   HEAVY BAIL DEMANDED FOR NINE OF GROUP   One, Mary Bernadette Dos le, Ran for Superintendent of Public Instruction in California.

Fighting Rages Near  Kumsong   Former Red Stronghold Is in Flames as UN Forces Battle Nearby

Reds on Peaks Still Control Approaches   Confused Battle Swirls and Surges Near Blazing City

Tanks Raid To Kumsong And Return   Infantrymen Attack Peak: Before City, Meet Fierce Resistance

UN Forces — Nearing City Of Kumsong   Touch-and-Go Fighting Rages on Approaches To Flaming Kumsong; Tanks Hammer City

UN Troops Push Toward Kumsong   Ailies Meet Stiff Resistance South of City.

Touch-and-Go Fight Rages Near Kumsong   Fires Raging in City After Bold Tank ‘Strike Inside Area

Truman Asks New Curbs on Inflation Trend   Farm Parity Freeze To Hold Dewn Costs Brings Opposition

Allied Troops Withdraw From Wonju 2nd Time  - Doug Visits Front, eee eee) he   Doug Visits Front, Says UN Will Not Be Driven Into Sea

Withdrawal Is Made To Avert Encirclement  Heavy Fighting In Wonsu Develops

“No One Is Going To Drive Us Into Sea’, Gen. MacArthur Says On Surprise Visit

MW Arthur ‘Says U.N. ‘Can Hold      Makes Surprise Visit To Front

Truman Asks Official End Of  German War   Step Wouldn’t Affect Occupation; Chiefly Pavchological Move

BRITAIN GETS DEFENSE BILL   Attlee To Reveal Cost: Of Nation’s New Program

hussia Loses Initial Round  In Committee   Soviet Attempt to Place Korean War First Beaten Down

UN Gives Western Disarmament Plan Priority on Agenda   Russians Fail in Attempt To Get Korean War Up First; A-Bomb Control Talks Monday

West Defeats Russia on  UN. Agenda   U. S. Peace Proposal Given Priority Action in Committee

Truman, Wilson Discuss Defense   Arms Production Reported Behind

From Now on, MoreGuns   Wilson Says Military Needs to Put Pinch On Civilian Economy of U. §.

Rw RLV ASEAN adi eel  i ‘House Democratic Leader Lines Up  ‘For Shearing Of UMT From Draft Bill

Approval Near On Troop Limit For Ike's Army  Reopening Of Senate Vice Quiz Uraed

Lakes Seaway Bills Up Again  Jockeying Holds Up House Legislation

House Public Works Committee Fails to Reach Vote on Seaway Leoislation

 Offer To Appoint Labor Man To High Policy Post Does Not Meet All Of Labor's Demands, Js Claim   CLAIM PRESIDENT IS SURE TO INTERVENE

Labor Will Toss Grievances Into President's Lap   Plan Fight on 10 Percent Pay Hike Limit

Labor Takes Its Problems  To Troman   Indicate Fight To Obstruct 10% Ware Formula

Weems Asked About Junket To New York   Senate Probers Check Stories Officials Were Tendered Favors by Telephone Company

Telephone Company Paid Part Of Trip Expense of Officials   Corporation Commissioner, Utilities Direetor Tell of 1947 Trip, Supplement for Education Voted

Tone May Lose Actress Girl Friend To Rival Who Sent Him to Hospital

Mascot Dog Hailed as Hero _ DASHES INTO FIRE, ‘RESCUES CAT Rut Kitty Won't Say Thanks

Heavy Fighting Breaks Out Along East Korea Front   Red Planes Attack In Force In Effort — To Hold U. N. Advances On Ground, But All Communist Counterattacks Beaten Back

L. oN, Forces: Push Deeper Into Mountain Country in Heaviest Fighting Since Last April.   COMMUNISTS THROW PLANES INTO STRUGGLE   Strafing and Bombing At. tacks Made on Van Fleet's  Men — Allied Airmen Strike Back,

Biennial Budget Measure Bucks Its Worst Storm   Half-Billion Dollar Bill Should Become Law In Next Week

 ‘PERFECT UNDERSTANDING’  1 ' « 1  Bess Truman Won't Stop President from Running Agair

Farm Bureau Assaiis Contro/s—  Higher Tax Called Best Way To Beat Inflation in America

Autos, Gas And Liquor  Considered   Income Tax Hike Already Okaved By Committee

Architect Wright Contends Committee Is ‘un-American’   Also ‘Mischievous,’ Reply to Red Claim

Back Army Treaty Auriol Warns France   Rejection May Cause U.S. to Quit Socialists Told

Peril Seen In Arms Rejection   Warns France May Be ‘Abandoned’ By U.S.

Distriet’s . Enrollment Data Gone   Records For Padding Prohe Turn Up Missing

India s Stand On Jap Treaty Is Hit By U. S.   Say Nehru Note Favors Russia In Far East Affairs

NEHRU LISTS OBJECTIONS Indian Attitude On Jap Treaty Termed Anti-U.S.

Disastrous State Floods Nearing End   Rivers Are Receding In Some Sections: East Faces Trouble

Rivers Recede; But Crest Still To Hit St. Charles   One of Greatest Disasters In Mo. River History

Of 11,000 ‘Missing’ Yanks Some 4,000 May Emerge From Bonds at War’s End

Communist Source Says Nof More Than 4,000 Of 11,000 Missing Gls Are Red Prisoners

Atrocity Data Adds Support to Red Figure   Enemy Spokesman Attributes Heavy Loss to Wounds  wn. oT?”AnrwRnr oweet.ons

Reds Holding 4,000 POWs. Source Says  Figure Based On Red Report; Many Victims eM Renlefennt Waends

Many Prisoners Will Not Refurn   UN Expects To Get About 4,000 Back

Think Less Than 4.000 Sull Ali ve   Appraisal Based On ‘True’ Info From Red Souree

UN. STANDS FIRM ON POW DEMAND   Only 4,000 of Missing  Gis Believed Prisoners

2 Men Lest. Other Idaho Hunters Hurt   Albert Skinner, Emmett. Missing; Twin Falls Man Not Found

Florida Law Facing Test   Whether Profit Can Be Made from Half-Acre Garden, Cow, Pig, 10 Chickens

Persons Bans Use Of Strap  On Prisoners   Legislature Will Stay In Session To Investigate Pardon Board

Joan Bennett Forgives Husband for Shooting, But Law Doesn't Agree

BARKLEY WARNS DON'T RELAX ON DEFENSE EFFORT   Vice President at Fair; Steven son Hits GOP “’Voice of Doom.”

Allies, Reds Agree on All But One Point   Large-Scale Map Used to Mark End of Pichtine

Negotiators Now Differ on ‘Only One Point   Chinese Reds Gain Minor Position After Banzai Chsreec.

Pakistan Buries Prime Minister   Thousands Of Mourners Line Funeral Route

Chief Buried  In Pakistan   Nation GrievesOverSlaying of Premier by Panatic

Pakistan Honors Slain Official   Governor Generc!] Is New Prime Minister; Nation Is Quiet

Pakistan Buries Murdered Leader; Nazimuddin Rules   Officials Identify Slaye: as Afghanistan Man —Quick Funeral Arranged

KHAN IS BURIED   Pakistan Officials Hurry Ceremony for Premier to Escape Violence

Violence Seen Possible After Liaquat Murder   Burial Hurried In Hope To Stop Future Uprising

Slain Pakistan Premier Buried   Sobbing Thousands Line Route to Grave

QUICK FUNERAL FOR LIAQUAT T0 BAR VIOLENCE      Body of Assassinated Pakistan Prime Minister Brought Back to Karachi.

Pakistan Buries Murdered Ruler   Sobbing, Sorrowing Hundreds See Body Carried To Cemetery

Pakistan Buries Murdered Khan  — Country’s Premier. Killed By Fanatic

Bury Premier Of Pakistan  Hold Quick Funeral To Prevent Violence

‘Pakistan Buries Her Assassinatec Prime M inister Today as  Stunned Nation Grieves His Loss

Grief Grips All Pakistan After Killing  : Thousands Watch  Funeral Of Dead  Prime Minister

PAKISTAN BURIES MURDERED LEADER   Liaquat Ali Khan Laid to Rest Beside Jinnah

Pakistan Buries Slain Premier   Sub-Continent Tense In Wake of Killing

Groesz, 8 Others May Get Death  Hungarian Prosecutor Asks Severest Penalty

Eddie Gautier Rugteres Threal Slood Vessel: ‘Baby Snecks’ Very li

Police Checking Clues In Effort To Identify Body Of Boy Found On Roadside Monday

Confidential U.S.-Soviet Talks Aired   Kremlin Supports Red Demands For 38th Parallel Truce

MOSCOW STAND DAMPENS HOPE OF PEACE MOVE   Russian Action Interpreted as Stumbling Block to Easing World Tensions.

Moscow Doing Little To End. War InKorea   , U.S: Sill Hapes “To Avoid Atoinic - Showdown With Reds

Russia Won't Help To End War  America Hopes To Avoid Atomic Showdown

Hopes of World Peace Dampenec By Red Actions   Soviets Plan to Do Little to Dissolve Korean War Impasse

Peace Hopes Dim As Russia Rejects U.S. Bid For Settlement  Moscow Backing Up Chinese and Ko-Red  Demands In Korea

Russiaris To Back Korean Reds In Stand   U. S. Hopes To Avoid Showdown On Atom Bombs

Will Continue To Support Reds in Korea   Relations Could Hardly be Worse, Vishinsky Says

Avoid Any Atomic Showdown   Moscow Backs Chinese on Effort To Stop War at 38th

Elk Refinery Co. Interest Bought By Pennzoil Co   West Virginia Concerr Will Be Absorbed By Local Interests

507% of Elk Refining Co. Is Purchased   Firm Is Dominant In Producing Pa. Lubricant Oils In Appalachian Field

Elk Refinery Co. Interest Bought By Pennzoil Co  West Virginia Concer wil Be Absorbed By

Yanks Smash Trap By Reds Near Parallel     U.S. Patrol Shoots Wav Out Of Ambush 3 Miles From Border

Gls Blast Way Out of Red Trap   Communist Troops in West Reported Digging in for Stand

Red Troops Mass For Korean Stand  Americans Escape Ambush on River

Yank Patrol Fights Out Of Red Trap   Enemy Troops Expected to Muke Stand in West

GI Unit Escapes Red Trap   Yank Patrol Shoots Its Way Out Of A Chinese Ambust Near Parallel

Reds Ambush Americans near Red Korean Border; Tanks Return to Chunchon with Wounded.  ENEMY PLANS STAND ON WESTERN FRONT

Yanks Fight Way Out Of Red Ambush   Tanks Get Wounded Back To Chinehon in Trap Near Line

—SHOOTS WAY OUT OF TRAP— Patrol Ambushed Near. North Korean Border

Yanks Caught In Red Trap Near Parallel   Infantrymen Fired On by Machinegun, Rifle Mortar Units; United Nation Tanks Located On Hillside Aid Troops to Pull Out of Area

Infantrymen Fired On by Machinegun, Rifle Mortar Units; United Nation Tanks Located On Hillside Aid Troops to Pull Out of Area

Rested Chinese Army Digs In Along Parallel   Stand Indicated In West; Allies Gain On Central Front

U.S. Infantry, Tanks Blast Out of Trap  Near Border   60.000 Desperate Red; Digging in for Stand  In West

Patrol Escapes Communist Trap Near Parallet  Enemy Constructing   Enemy Constructing Elaborate Defenses North of Seoul

 Three Miles From 38th Parallel  ‘American Tank Patrol Shoots Way Out of Communist Ambush

Tank-Infantry Unit Ambushed By Chinese Reds   Americans Fight Out of Trap Three Miles from Parallel

American Patrol Shoots Way Out Of Red Ambush  Unit Is Less Than 2 Miles Fram Rorder

Await “Go -€ r Stop St 1 At Parallet         One Outfit Figh Way Out of Ambush Tne Miles  From Boundary ss

Yank Patrol Caught In Trap Within 3 Miles of Parallel   Soldiers Swim To Safety of Tanks

Chinese, Backs to 38th, Battle Allied Advance    Yanks Trapped near Border Shoot Way thru Red Ambush

ENEMY FORCES DIGGING IN FOR FIGHT IN WEST   0,000 Communist Troops Man Western Jefense Positions South Of 38th Parallel; iundreds Of Reds Killed In Ground Action.

Tanks Fail To Stop Reds Three Miles From Line; Unit Withdraws Safely  Communists Believed Digging In For Strone Stand Tn Weet Sertar

Unit Shoots Its Way Out Of Ambush   Reds Seem Digging ir Farther West for Hot Defense.

J. §. Patrol Shoots Way Out Of Ambush ess Than 3 Miles From Korean Border

U.S. Force Out OF Mf Trap   Tank-Infantry Unit Ambushed While Or Patrol kess Than 3 Milec From 38th

U. S. TROOPS FIGHT WAY OUT OF RED TRAP NEAR BORDER   West Sector Foe Digging In For Desperate Stand, Mass 69,000 Soldiers

ALLIED PATROL SHOOTS WAY OUT OF RED AMBUSH   + COMMUNISTS ARE MAKING A STAND ON WESTERN FRONT

Chinese Pour Mortar. Rifle Fire from Hills On Advancing Yanks   Action 3 Miles From Parallel 36   Reds In West Digging In For Stand; 60,000 of Foe Defend Line

YANKS ESCAPE RED AMBUSH   Fight Way Out Of Tray  Three Miles From   38th Parallel

38th Parallel  Battle Brews   Yank Patrol Runs into Trouble Near Line Where Reds Diqaina in

Tank And Infantry Patrol Caught Near Parallel 38   Reds On Central Front Now All North Of Border But Others Reported Digging In Along The West Front.

Yanks Smash Way Out of Enemy Trap   F-86 Knocks MIG-15 Down in Combat Near Manchu Border  Ru OFLPW TRE ATTCS

American) Patrol Escapes Ambush  Mine Hunting Engineers ' Aided by Tanks Blast Way to Safety . NEAR RED BOUNDARY  Bulk of Enemy Forces Reported Withdrawn.’ to North Korea

Yanks Shoot Way Out of Red Ambush Three Miles from '38'  * They Let Us Walk Into Trap and Then

‘GIs Shoot Way Out Of Ambush ‘Near Red Border   Communists Open Fire As Tanks Move Up Side Of River Above Chunchon

Enemy Reporfed Massing Forces Below Border   Allied Patrols May Already Have Crossed ‘38’ in Some Places -

Yanks 3 Miles From Parallel   Shoot Way Out Of Red Ambush North of Chunchon

Yanks Shoot Way Out of A Red Trap   U. 3. Tank-Infantry Patrol Runs-Into Trouble North of ‘ Captured Chunchon

Allies Set To Cross  Parallel   U. 8. Tanks In Skirmish 3 Mi. From Red Korea

U.S. Patrol Shoots Away Out Of Ambush   Red Soldiers Seek To Trap Yanks On Korean Border

U. S. Patrol Fights Way Out of Trap   Action Takes Place Less Than 3 Miles From Red Rorder

Yanks Flee Red Trap Near Borde:   Most of Communist Troops Believed Above Parallel 38

TANK PATROL EOUAPES THA NEAR BORDER   Reports UN Forces Can Cross Parallel Any Time They Wish.

U.S. Patrol Shoots Way Out Ambush   American Force Less Than Three Miles From Red Border

Ambushed Near Border   Mast Red Troops North of Parallel, Strong Ferces Dug in Nerth of Chunchen

US. Patrol Fights Out Of Ambush   Ridgway Diecloses First Cavalry Unit Occupied Chunchon; Jet Planes Down Soviet Tyne Craft

About 8 Miles From Parallel   Patrols May Have Already Crossed Into North Korea

ALLIES ADVANCE ON MAIN KOREAN LINE OF BATTLE   Soldiers Fight Way Out Of Red Ambush Near 38th Parallel --Foe Digs In On Western Sector

Tank Patrol Shoots Way Out Of Red Ambush  U.S. Ist Cavalry First in Chunchon; . Jate Down Red MIG

Reds Ambush U.S. Force 3 Miles From 36th  Chinese Appear Set For Stiff Defense In West Sector ~

Enemy Force Slips North Of Parallel  In Retreats   Stand May Be Made In Western Korea As Foe Mans Posts

Yanks Survive Trap North Of Chunchon   U. S. Infantrymer Operating Three Miles From Border

Ambushed US Tank-Infantry Patrol Fights Way Out  Battle Near Line 38

YANKS SHOOT WAY OUT OF RED AMBUSH   Tank-Infantry Patrol Fights Way Out of Trap Less Than Three Miles From Border.   REDS PREPARE TO FIGHT IN WEST   Enemy Withdraws on Central Front Where Allied Patrols May Have Crossed the Border.

Pull Quickly Back When Foe Opens Attack   Some U.N. Units Run into Bitter Enemy Defense

Yanks Shoot Way Out of Red Trap  “Red Units Massed For Stand Near: 38

U.S. Soldiers Shoot Way Out Of Red Trap   Infantry Tank Patrol  Is Trapped in Ambush; Incident Is Near to  6 38th. Parallel :

Patrol Cracks Red Ambush   60,000 Reds Dig In for Strong Stand in West; Chunchon Secured

U.S.Patrol Ambushed By Reds   ‘Shoot Way Out In Skirmish 3 Miles  From Parallel 38;  Rede Stiffen in West

Tanks Help In Escape 3 Miles From Frontier   Americans Carry Wounded Back To Chunchon; Heavy Massing Of Enemy Defense Troops Reported

Thousands Of U.S. Fliers'T'o Go To Europe      Major Shere OF Army Sopport Will Come From United States

AIR COVER FOR ATLANTIC ARMY IS UP TO U.S  ‘Thousands of Amerian =): coe fee ee   Thousands of Ameri“an Fliers Headed for Enrope’s Inter. national Force.

Air Defense Of . Europe Is U.S. Job   Major Share Of Fighter Planes Must Come From US

Kansas Blanketed By Warm, Humid Weather   Friday Showers Pep Up: Marais des Cygnes And Kaw Overflow.

Youth Admits Setting Fires  Something Came Over Me, He Tells Police

Arsonist Causes $300,000 Damage   Factory Worker Admits Setting Fires

Admits Setting $300,000 Fires   Factory Worker Caught After Town Put Under Guard

Arsonist Causes Series of Fires   Churches, 2 Downtown Buildings Burned in Greenville, Mich.

FIREBUG ADMITS SERIES OF FIRES   Caused Near Martial Law at Michigan Town.

Battle Ahead Of Gabrielson As GOP Chief   Must Explain RFC Dealings, Senators Say

GOP Chairman ls Facing, Fight To Retain Post   “Senate Criticizes abrielson For Pari “Jn REC Loan Deals —

‘QUADS’ BORN IN BALTIMORE   Mother’s First Remark After Delivery Is, ‘I’m Hunery’

Mother Bears Quads in Six Minutes: Says She’s Hungry   Another Son Born Nine Months Ago

Quoth Ma: ‘I’m Hungry’ Speeding Stork Brings Quads in Six Minutes

FAMILY ALMOST DOUBLED IN ONE DAY Quads Swell Widow's Brood of Five to Nine

Quads Are Born In Six Minutes   Two Boys, 2 Girls Weigh 3 lbs. Each

Flying Boxcar Lostover _-.: Central France;  Air Fleet Searches. Mountainous Reaian

36 Missing In Big U.S.  Air‘Boxear   30 Planes Battle Weather, Terrain In Search Across Central France

Flying Boxcar With 36 Aboare  Lost in France   All Crew and _ Passengers Are U.S. Army Personnel

36 AMERICANS ON CRAFT LOST OVER FRANC   Planes, Police, Mountaineers Join Hunt For Missing Air Force “Boxcar.”

Rough Weather Hampers Search For U.S. Plane   36 Servicemen Aboard “Boxcar’ Lost in France

U.S. Hospital Plane With 36 Aboard Lost.   C-82 Missing Over Central France; Huge Seareh [s Opened

lowa Farm Woman, Two Children Perish In Fire Which Destroys Home in Linn County

Loretta Traufiler   . “Flying To Des Moines For Talk To lowa Newspa per Women

m Pact iii gs Flying To Des Moines For Talk To lowa Newspaner Women

Sailors Pitched Into Icy Waters   2 Drowned as Launch Brings 150 to Ships

Two Die as Navy Launch Is Capsized  135 Pitched Into  Sea as Storm Hits Shara T anva Partu

Navy Launch Capsizes; Z Sailors Die  Co. eee JOO   Swamped Craft Hurls 135 Men Into Harbor

Two Sailors Die As Boat Upsets  135 Others Pitched Into Icy Waters

Two Sailors Die When Rough Seas Overturn Launch   135 Other Navy Men Pitched Into ley Waters Saved

Boat Upsets, Two Sailors Die, 24 Hurt   135 Men Thrown Into ley Water Off Newport. R. .

Sailors Perish in  Launch Capsizing   Two Dead From Shore Leave Party in Icey Waters Near Edge of Hurricane Storm

137 SAILORS: PLUNGEDINTO ICY WATERS   Two Dead, 135 Rescued When Launch Capsizes Dur-  ina Storm.

Sees HST Under Mistletoe   Sen. Douglas Says President Willing To Be Kissed In “52

Senate Given Huge Military Spending Bill   Russia Warned She'll Face Hitler's Fate If She Starts World War

HUGE ARMS BILL REACHES SENATE   CALLS FOR RECORD-SMASHING $61,103,856,030 MILITARY OUTLAY.

Russia Handed Grim Warning  By O'Mahoney   Record Military Measure Lists Emergency Fund Bar Air Porre tice

Arms Bill Goes To $61 Billions   Senate Gets Measure: Russians Aré Warned

Record $61.1 Billion Military Spending Bill Reaches Senate  O’Mahonev Warns Russian Leadere

Huge Sum For Miliary Use In Senate Bill  Devastating Weapo  Rainn Davalanad   Devastating Weapor Being Developed Hinted By Senator

RUSSIA WARNED BY COMMITTEE   Will Meet Same Fate As   Hitler In Event Of  ” Third World War

Commie Terms Met on Setting  Talks in Korea Ridgway Ready On Earlier Date To Save Lives   Renadenct Reply

ALLIES OKAY RED PROPOSAL   Ridgway Urges Earlier Date To Begin Cease-Fire Talks  July 10 Is Ok’d; General Says It’s All Right To Meet at Kaesong, South of 38th

Allies Ready To Hold Parley Before July 10  Reply Still Leaves   Reply Still Leaves Matters Up In Air

Earlier Date Best, Ridgway  Informs Enemy   Any Delay to Prolong War, Increases Losses. Commander Declares

Parleys Open’ On Cease-Fire Next Tuesday   Allied Commander Suggests Earlier Day For Talks If Possible — War Almost At Standstil{f On Korean Front

Informal Sessions Continue   Joy Says U.N. Must Retain Defensive Rinlhding Pasian:

Friendly Reds  Increase Hopes   Trace’ Talks Will Be Resumed: Today; ‘Cikesmaniieer Siudv Military. Maps °:

\egotiators  Keep Mum on Friendly Talks   Laughter Sounds from Conference Room—No Final Decision but Progress is Reported

No Accord Yet On Buffer Zone   Allies and Reds Get Down to Brass Tacks in Talks at Kaesona.

Business-Like Meet Held By Allies. Reds .   -Peiping Reports First Step Taken In Solving Issue 4, To Break Deadlock

MAP STILL FOCAL POINT IN KOREAN PEACE MANEUVERS   Allied and Red Negotiators Study Geography of Disputed Buffer Zone Over  a Tea Table.   LAUGHTER MINGLED WITH MUFFLED WORDS   No Official Report” Forth: coming From Subconmittee Conferenes Centering  on 38th Tarallel,

Informal Truce Talks Continue   Communists Indicate Some Progress Is Made

PEIPING RADIO SAYS PROGRESS MADE IN TALKS   Generals Huddle Over Maps in Friendly Discussions at Kaesong.

Truce Group Huddles Over Buffer Zone   4-Man Subcommittee Toils Over Maps  Of Disputed Area In Sultry Kaesong

OPTIMISM VOICED. ON OUTLOOK FOR ENDING DEADLOCK    Negotiators Pour Over Maps  in. Effort: to.:Reach :  - Comoromise >’. ::   UN RE-DEFINES STAND   Again Rejects Parallel 38 oa Military Bivieng > Line = ;

Truce Talks Confinue at Tea Table   Friendlier Atmosphere Helds et Koesong os Suffer Zone Studied on Map:

Peiping Says Conference Making Progress  nanaeana Teue0a   Kaesong Truce Subcommittees Meet Again Tonight

Temperatures   Reds Report Step Taker Toward Solution Of ‘Deadlocked Issue’

Joy Declares U. N. Must Hold Good Defensive Lines  Small Committee Hac Eriandly   Small Committee Has Friendly Meeting on Zone

4 Generals Seen Studying Map At Zone Meeting   ‘Peiping Radio Hints Mirst Step Taken > Rav Solution

Laughter Once More Produces Hope of Peace   After Long Session Subgroup Adjourns To Meet Again

Informal Cease-Fire Talks on Buffer Zone Are Off the-Record   HUDDLE OVER A MAP   Four Officers in Session Work to Break a Long Deadlock

Informality Thought Key To Agreement   ‘Pooled’ Report By Correspondent Indicates Action

Allies and Reds Meet Again on Deadlocked Issue   Talks Strictly Off-the-Record

Progress Hinted By Reds, but No Details Given  i a   Fighting Continues On Korean Warfront As Diplomats Talk

Informality Marks Committee Sessior   U.S., Red Jets Tangle as Air War Resumes for First Time in Month

Four Man Group Works Hard On Korean Peace   Red Radio Drops Hints of Progress in Informal Meeting   By Robert B. Tuckman

NO REPORT OF PROGRESS IN . TRUCE TALKS      Next Meeting Set For Tonight At &

UN, Reds Down To Brass Tacks On Buffer Zone   Subcommittee Reporter Making Progress (A Korean Feace Parle;

Friendly, Informal Atmosphere Continues To Mark Work of Four-Man Buffer  Zone Group.   MUST KEEP DEFENSIVE POSITION, SAYS JOY

Deliberation Results Still  Remain Secret  Friendly Informality Marks Meeting; Red Warning Heard

Friendly Air as Allied and Red Group Meets   U.N. Chief Warns, However, Line Must Be Defensible One

FRIENDLY TALKS ON BUFFER ZONE GIVE NEW HOPE   LAUGHTER HEARD AT INFORMAL SESSION OF SUBCOMMITTEE

Peiping Says Steps Taken To End War   Loud Laughier Is Heard In Meeting As Map Is Studied

Atmosphere Friendly as Armistice Subcommittee Huddles Over Korean Map

Four-Man Armistice Subcommittee Meets’ on Korean Buffer Zone lasue for Second Straight Time in Atmosphere of Friendly Informality— Progress Believed To Have Reen Made -

Peiping Radio Says Conference Making Progress   Friendly informality Marks Second Meeting Of Truce Committee

NEWS IN BRIEF   ~ UN, Red Negotiators Study Maps in ‘Tea Table’ Confab

Buffer Zone Negotiation Kept Secret  “ITN Re.Defines   “UL N. ‘Re-Defines Stand On Line Of Armistice Boundary

Intormal Sessions — Continue   Joy Says U. N. Must Retain Defensive — Fighting Positions:

Truce Teams Get Down To Brass Tacks   Huddle Over Map As Laughter Increases Hone Of Progress

Rede Renort  tives 4 wpe  Progress in Truce Talks  Subcommittees.

May Reach Agreement, Says Peiping  * Plan Another Gaecinn T. J...

Friendly Air Is Continuing  Second Session Of The Informal Talks

No Report of Progress Out Of Talks Site   Four-Man Group Will Meet Again On Truee Issno

Off-Record Talks Go On At Kaesong   Friendly Informality Reported To Be Marking Discussions Of Cease-Fire Proposal

Claim Progress Is Made in Truce Talks af Kaesong   But Peiping Radio Gives No Hint of Solution; To Meet Aaain on Sundav

Believe Committee Makes Progress in Buffer Zone Talks   No Official Report. However, on “Offthe-

Off-Record Talks Getting Results, Tels Believed   Sub-Committee Meets Again And Again Dis cussion Informal,

Jets Tangle In Big Baftles Over Korea   Meanwhile, Truce Talkers Work Over Buffer Zone Map

Signs of Break in  Deadlock   UN Parley Group Resumes Truce Talks With Reds In Friendly Atmosphere

Peiping Radio Hints Progress  Is Being Made   Negotiators Meet I nformally  2nd Time; Huddle Over Map

Subcommittee On Truce Gets Down To Work   Optimism Expressed On Talks Seeking To Set Buffer Zone

Maps Untolded OnTruce Table  Deleantes Studying   Delegates Studying Where to Put Line

Yanks Score Five  In Third Inning   Giants Draw First Blooc in Fifth Game of World Series

Yankee Homers Help Open 7-1 Lead Over Giants   McDougald Smashes Third Bases-Loaded HR in Series History

Luciano Accused Of Smuggling   Ex-Vice Czar Runs Afoul of Italien Police

U.S. Rejects Bid for Big 4 Talks on Japan   Text Undisclosed; But Red Moye Called ‘Mockery’ Earlier

Peace Bid for Japan Rejected   Russia Turned Down by U.S. on Proposal

AND IN KOREA TOBESOUCHT   Acheson Will Demand England And France . De Their Part

Bilt THREE OPEN TALKS IN CAPITAL   ACH ‘ON TO URGE MORE U. TROOPS FOR KOREAN BATTLEFRONT.

MORE “BIG 3° AID IN KOREA TO BESOUGH]   Acheson Will Demand England And France Do Their Part

As’ Big: Three’ Meet Acheson Ready To Urge .More UN Troops In War

Ae heson ToU rgeMoreU.N. Troops For eee Front During Big 3 Discussions

Acheson to Urge Use of More Troops   Starts Conference of Big Three Ministers in Washington.

Troop Question Major Item at Big 3 Session   Acheson Expected to Urge More Soldiers  For Duty in Korea

Big Three Foreign Ministers Open First Stage Of Conference In Washington; Sanctions Vs. Red China

INCREASED UN HELP IN KOREA IS URGED   Acheson Thinks More Assistance Should Be Given American  Forces

Navy Operations Chief Urges Need of Leader   Churchill Election Pushes Conflict Into Prominence

UN Accuses China Of Double-Talk to Aid Political Aim   Efforts at Agreement on War Cessation Continue Stalled As Reds Post New Difficulties

UN ACCUSES REDS USE DOUBLE TALK TO ACHIEVE AIMS  NEGOTIATORS SPEND SESSION WRANGLING ry

Broadcast Hits At Red Efforts To Trick Allies   . Allied Impatience © Revealed In Speech Over ‘Voice Of UN’

Red Double Talk Trick Hit By U.N.   Communists’ Truce Negotiators Try To  . Gain Political ‘Advantage

CHARGE RED TRUCE TABLE DOUBLE TALK   Enemy Tries to Gain Political Objectives, Troop Withdrawal Through Ban on Replacements.

DoubleTalk Charged by UN Group   Would Thus Gain Goals Politically, Allies Say; Futile Parley Held at  Panmunjom Other Phases Hit  Airstrips Are Big Item With Reds, Not Work

5 Red Jets Shot Down, > Damaged   Communists Using Double Talk To Gain Objectives  In Truce Discussions

U.N. Charges Communists Are Using Double Talk To Gain Political Objectives   Accusation Made In Broadcast After Two And A Half Hours Of Wrangling Over Meaning OF Red Pronosgals.

U. N. Accuses Communists  of Double Talk   Says Truce Terms De signed to Gain Politi. cal Advantages

UN Accuses Red Team Of Double Talk   Accusation Is Made After Subcommittee Spends Futile Hour Wrangling Proposal

Truce Talks. Bog: Down © In Wrangling   U.N. Command Says Red Leader Deal ‘te “Double Talk’

Reds Aceused Of Double Talk To Oust Troops   UN Charge Comes After 2'-Hour Futile Wrangle By Subcommittee

UN Command Accuses Reds 0} Double Talk    Attempting To Gain Political Objections Thru Back Door

Rotation  Ban Called — Ruse By U.N.  Tokyo Radio Hits At China Demand

U, N. SAYS REDS SEEK TO GAIN POLITICAL END   Allied Leaders Say Communists Usin Double Talk To Accomplish Troops  Withdrawal

Slush Fund Seen Against ‘Slo Curbs   Legislator Claims Big-Time Operators Ficht Ohio Measure

Report Opposition To Anti-Vice Bill   Big Time Operators Put Up Cash To Fiaht Measure

Crinkled Letter From Korea   Written ‘in Case  My Time Should Come

REPUBLICAN IS ST. L. CONGRESS RACE WINNER   Claim Bakewell’s Victory Shows Shift in Political Winds.

Republican Leaders Cheer Bakewell Election As Proof That Political Winds Are Shifting

Republicans See Trend in Victory of G.0.P. Candidate   Democrat Loses Race for Congressman from Missouri's 1lth District.

Bakewell’s Victory Cheers Republicans   Say Political Winds Shifted in GOP Favor

Republican Victor In St. Louis      Shows Trend,  Says GOP Chief

Republicans Cheer Election Victory In Missouri Congressional Voting, See Proof Of Trend Towards GOP

Missouri Vote Cheers Up GOP  Shift In Political sare. tS. 4. J anbaa

GOP WINS HOUSE SEAT IN UPSET   BAKEWELL GETS 6000 MAJORITY IN BIG ST, LOUIS TURNOUT

Congress Expected To Give Truman All Defense Requests  Record Taxes and Fair Deal Program  Faces Tough Sledding

Truman Tax Prog gram Will  Strike Snag.   lle’ll Get Billions For Defense, But Nest Not So Easy

Vienna- Rome Express Slams Freight, 40 Hurt  Shattering Crash Occurs In Fog Near Vienna

Alpine Fog Train. Collision Kills 20 And Injares 4(   Vienna-Rome Express Hits Stationary Freight And Telescopes 1 Coach

Train Disaster Takes 20 Lives  Vienna-Rome Express Smashes Into Freight

House Opens Debate on Riddled Controls Measure   Amendment-Saddled Bill Considered Under  Truman Pressure for ‘Tough Policy"

Allies Closer To Hwachon  Reservoir   Reds’ Opening Of Dam Fails To Halt U.N, Advances

Reds Fight Back, Give More Areas Before Push   Trick Of Opening Floodgates Fails To Halt Advances

Heavy Mortar Fire Delays Drive on Dam   Allied Troops Reaching Southern Shores Meet  Suff Red Resistance

Allied Forces Push Closer To Hwachon Reservoir; Reds’ Trick Of Opening Dam Proves Tactical Failure

U. S. TROOPS PACE ADVANCE ON RESERVOIR   American Sabres Destroy One Mig, Damage Another

Yanks Close In On Power Plant   Heavy Red Mortar Fire Stops Troops Short of Hwachon Dam   ALLIED SHIPS ATTACK   Red Plane Shot Down ir

ALLIED TANKS MOVE TOWARDS RESERVOIR   Red Guards Retreat Under Allied Air and Artillery Bombardmen!

Reds’ Mortar Fire Stops Allies Along Shore of Reservoir  Communists Defending Big Hydroelectric

Allied Troops Reach Shores ~Of Reservoir  Red Resistance Stiffens Alona

Capture of Dam Balked by Shells From Red Mortars  Allied Units Drive To Shore of Lake; U.S. Troops Lead

Heavy Fire Stops Yanks at Reservoir   Battle for Big Power Plant Rages; Flood Subsides  “Pye ATEN OCT RPAIPNTS

Allies Blast Way Closer  To Reservoi   Attempt To Flood U.N. Army Fails

Ailies Reach Southern Shore Of Big Hwachon Reservoir   Reservoir Still 200 Feet Deep

One MIG Down In Air Battle: .  Reds Throw Up Heavy Fire As Allies Reach Reservoir

Allied Forces Reach Southern Edge of Big Hwachon Reservoir Against Strong Red Resistance

Reds Send More Men  To Section   Allied Warships Hit Communist Dumps, Routes; No Contact With Enemy  A een aie ol .   Both Sides Employ Big Guns, Foe Also Tosses  Mortar Shells

Allies At Shores of Reservoir   Stop Just Short Of Big Dam of Power Plant of North Koreans

Allied Forces Reach Shores ol Hwachon Dam   But Enemy Fire Holds Them Away From Electric Plant

Red Artillery Holds Up Allies at Hwachon Dan   Believe Chinese Lack   Believe Chinese Lack Explosives to Blow Up Reservoir

Relentless Fire. From U. 5. Guns Forces Foe Bact   . Opening Of Gates In Reservoir Fail To Slow UN Drive

Allies Reach Shores Of Big Reservoir   U.N. Forces Stop At Edge Of Power Dam

Red Mortar Fire Checks U.N. Near Big Power Plant   Allies, Paced By Yanks, Reach Shores Of Reservoir,

SHORES OF RESERVOIR   Drive Halts Short of Big -Hwachon Dam Where  Reds Opened the Floodgates Monday.

Mortar Blasts Bring UN Units  To Halt at Dam  Water Still 200 Feet  Deep in Reservoir

Heavy Red Mortar Fire Halts Allies   Stalled On South Shore Of Hwachon

ALLIED TANKS SMASH REDS   Fight Way Closer To Big   Hwachon Reservoir   On Central Front

United Nations Forces Halted Short Of Big Dam And Hydroelectric Plant At Hwachon—Communists Resist Drive, Keeping Up Steady Barrage Of Mortar Shells—U. S. Sabre Jets Down One Russian-Type Mig And Damage Another

Yanks Meet Mortar Fire At Reservoir   Chinese Believed To Lack Equipment To Blow Up Big Dam

Yanks Close In On Power Plant   Heavy “Red Mortar Fire Stops Troops Short of Hwachon Dam kL   ALLIED. SHIPS ATTACK   Red Plane Shot Down in “Mig Alley” Near Manchurian Border

Stopped onort or vam pbtd A. bobinaeietentametanibel  Allied Troops Reach Shores  Of Reservoir

Allied Attack on Hwachon Dam Is Checked by Reds   Heavy Mortar Fire Slows Yanks Who Reach Shores of  The Bia Reservoir

Allies Punch Reservoir Line  Sabre Jets Down - BIG in Air Battle

Red Resistance Halts U.N. Drive On Big Reservoir   Yanks Reach Southerr Shore, Stopped Short Of Hwachon Dam-

Reds Guarding Big Reservoir Give Up Ground  Gate Opening Fails To Halt UN Push

American Units Lead Assault On N. Korean Dam   Communists Fight Back With Mortar Barrage; Sa. bre Jets Shoot Down Sixth Enemy Jet Fighter

Air, A rtillery; Drive Imperils Big Reservoir   Relentless Attack By Powerful Forces ITs Headed for Payoff

Allied Troops Reach South Shore Of Hwachon Reservoir But Are Stopped Short of Big Dam

Reds Fail In Try To Flood Allied Forces  U. S. Troops Pace U. N Assault on North  VM aunsen Dhar

Russian-Made Jet-Fighters Again Routed   . Reavy Mortar Fire . By Foe Halts Yank ; ’ Drive:On Reservoir’.

[Allied Troops Move to Edge Of Reservoir   Reds Fight Back With Mortar Fire; Airmen Are Active

Allied Troops Batter Way To Red Reservoir   Heavy Enemy Mortar Fire Checks Advance After Reaching South Shore  5

Gls Approach Opened Dam   Flood Waters Are Gone, Water Still Deep Behind Dam

GI'S REACH SHORES OF RESERVOIR   Drive Halts Short of Big Hwachon Dam Where Reds Opened the Floodgates Monday.

Heavy Morfar Fire by Reds” Delays Allies   Troops Fail to. Reach Big Hydro-Electric  Plant; Are on South Shores of Reservoir

Soldiers Near Reservoir But Guns Stop Them   Heavy Red Mortar “saan Ana Advance on Hwachon Dam

Allied Troops  Near Reservoir Released Water Does Little Damaae To UN

ALLIES REACH BIG RESERVOIR AT HWACHON   Chinese Defend Dam With Heavy Mortar Shell Barrage.

Heavy Red Mortar Fire  Encountered U.N. Troops Fall   U.N. Troops Fall Short Of Korean Hydro-Electric Plant

Big Hwachon Reservoir  Allied Goal   Relentless Air And Artillery Attack Forces Reds To Give Some Ground

Allies Blast Way Closer To Reservoir   Opening of Gates Of Dam by Reds A Tactical Error

Units Stopped Short of Dam: Reds Attack   Reporter Believes Chinese Are Lacking Equipment Needed For Blowing Dam

Yanks Pace UN Drive On Dam   Heavy Red Fire Halts Units Short of Goal;  American Jets Dowh Dima MIf RDiewmeans fma

Heavy Red Mortar Fire Stops Troops Before They Reach Big Dam   Americans Lead Assault In Center   Sabre Jets Down One MIG In Air Battle In Northwest Korea

U.N. Troops Push Closer  To Reservoir   Attempt To Flood Allies Is Failure; Jet Planes Active

Longest Jet Battle Won By Sabres    Five Communists MIG: Shot Down; Peak West Of ‘Heartbreak Ridge’ Captured By Allies

American Sdbres Win Longest Jet Battle In History  Pilots Shoot Down Five MIGs In 35Minute Doafiaht

American Sabres Win Korean War's Biggest Jet Battle: Down 5 MIGs

Five Soviet Jets Downed in Long Fight Over Kores   5 Others Damaged in 35 Minute Scrap of MIGs and U.S. Sabre:

Sabres Return To Base After 35-Minufe Fight   Five Red Planes Damaged; Ground Troops Take Peak

Five Red Mig-15sHive Damaged in   Commanding Peak Is Captured * Ry IN Soldiers

U.S. Jets Destroy Five Enemy Planes; UN Troop: Capture Mountain Peak

Five Red MIGs Shot Down: All Americans Safe   Biggest One-Day Bag of Russian Planes . in Five Months

Air Battle Is Fougnl Over MI6 Alley   Communists Leave Talks At Kaesono, Are Invited Back

5 Red Migs Shot Down In Lone Battle   American Planes  - Return to Base;  UN Ground Troops Capture Main Peak

Five Red Jets Shot Down And Others Damaged   Allies Come Through Victors In Long Air Battle.

37 SABRES — HIT 80 MIGS AND BAG 1   Longest Jet Air Battle in History Rages for 35 Minutes Over Northwest Korea Today.   5 REDS DOWNED” AND 5 DAMAGED   All American Planes Return Safely. Allies Win Hilltop in Ground Fighting in East,

Outnumbered U.N Planes Win Fight   Longest Jet Dogfight in History Casts Communicts Total af Ten Planes

Five MIG's Shot Down Over Korea   Five Others Are Hit In History's Longest Jet Fight

Five Others Damaged by Sabre Jets   All 37 U.S. Planes Safe: Peak Taken Near Kev Ridge

Sabres Win Longest Jet Fight of War  5 MIG’s Downec  As 117 Planes Tanale in Air

Five Mig-15s Shot Down By Sabres In Longest Jet Fight   Heartbreak Ridge Battle In Lull After Reds Win Hill Top

Outnumbered Sabres Out gun Red Migs; Down Five in 35 Minutes   At Kaesong, Communists Stalk Away from Another Fruitless Talk

5 Red Jets Fall In Record Battle   UN Ground Troops Seize Another Peak

10 Enemy Jets Hit In Longest Battle Of War  U.N. Troops Capture Strategic Peak Near

Damage Five Others In 35-Minute Duel   UN Troops Seize Commanding Peak On Eastern Front

Longest Jet Battle in History .. American Jets Win 35-minute Degfight

Five MIG-15s Shot Down In Longest Fight   All UN Planes Return Safely; Enemy Hit Hard

—— Ne i a a  American Sabres Down Five  Red Planes Over MIG Allev

FIVE RED JETS IK ROARING BATTLE   Five Other Russian - Type Plines Damaged; All  *U ND. Elvere Berana

U.S. Planes Win Big Jet Battle   Reds Lose Five Ships In Air Attack Today

ENEMY SUFFERS SEVERE LOSSES IN AIR ASSAULT   Sabres Shoot Down Five MIGs In Longest Jet Fight In History—-U, N, Planes Safe.

Sabre Pilots Win Longest Aerial Fight   All American Jets, Return Safely From, “MIC Alley” Battle’

‘Sabres Down Five MIG-15s In 35-Minute Air Battle   Air Foree Reports All American Jets Returned Safely

U.S. Planes Win In Longest Jet Fight In History   Five MIGs Downed: In 35-Minute Spat. _ In Northwest Korea

American Fighter Pilots Win Longest Jet Battle   Five Communist Migs Shot Down, Five Damaged In 35-Minute Fight; U. N. Troops Capture Hill

>» Others Damaged In Jet Dogfight Of Record Length   Allies Seize Commanding Peak West Of “Heartbreak Ridge”

Five Other Enemy Planes Are Damaged  On the Ground U. N   On the Ground U. N Troops Capture a Commanding Peak

LIST TURNED OVER BY REDS INCLUDES 3188 AMERICANS   Long-lost Major General Dean and AP _ Photographer Frank Noel Reported Among Captives.   ACCURACY OF ENEMY DATA IS IN DOUBT   Total Compares With 11,051 Cited as Missing in Action —Casualty Status Is Unchanged.

Brief Interlude   Pentagon Has to Find Out Home Towns of Those Claimed Held by Reds; Process May Be Finished in 48 Hours.

Pentagon Won't Vouch For List’s . Accuracy   Names Revealed In Slow Process After Next of Kin Are Notfied

Nimitz Hails Mothball Fleet   Cheapest Insurance’ Ever, Admirak Says As ‘lowa’ Comes Out

Prayers, Pilgrimages— "rr"  Christian World Set  For Easter Miracle

Christians Of Old And New World To Conduct  Sunrise Easter Services

—CELEBRATE EASTER MIRACLE— Christians Throughout W orld Pray For Peace

But Reject Russian Idea Of Limiting Big 4 Conference To Discussion Of German Rearmament

Big 3 Propose Trial Session With Russians   Preliminary Parley Would Clear Way For Full Dress Confab

Big 4 Meeting Sought to Kase World Tension   Western Powers Ready To Make Major Move  To Improve Relations

WESTERN BIG 3 PROPOSE TALKS ON GLOBE BASIS   All Major Causes. of East-West Friction . Would Be Explored

Western Big 3 Seek Meeting With Russia  Dien 4.PDawer   Plan 4-Power Conference to Ease World Tension

West Invites Reds To Big 4 Preliminaries  Refuses To Limit Conference Topics

PROPOSE TALKS ON GLOBE BASIS   All Major Causes of East-West Frictien Would Be Explored

IMPROVEMENT OF RELATIONS 1S PROPOSED   Parley Is Advanced In Notes Delivered Direct To Kremlin

Identical Notes of Big Three Open New Cycle in Discussion; Don't Want Conference to Be Limited.

INTENTIONS OF KREMLIN MUST BE CLARIFIED   Allies Not Willing To Limit Talks To German  Rearmament   SEEK DISCUSSION OF GLOBAL PROBLEMS

Western Powers Invite Russia Join General Conference on All Issues

Big Three Want Full Discussion  Notes To Moscow _ Ask For Statement

Ohio May Hike Tax Rate on Race Wagering   Proposal Would Increase State's  Take $865,000

General Ridgway Takes Over Command: Re-assures Japanese   New Supreme Commander Declares That He Will Continue General Mac Arthur's Benevolent Policies in the Occupation of Japan.

New Supreme Commander Will . Continue Benevolent Occupa; tion Policy, Arrives In Tokyo  To Assume Duties   MACARTHUR REMAINS IN AMERICAN EMBASSY

Ousted General Makes Final Plans For Return; Expected In USA Tues.

Weather at Yuma   No Policy Change, idgway Assures   New Occupation Commander Tells Japan MacArthur Policy Will Be Continued

French Assail Defense Snub  Foreign Minister’ : Protests to U. S.

France Left Out Of Talks Asks Why —   Schuman Officially Complains On Being Ignored During Malta Conference

French Protest Snub on Defense   Voice in Mediterranear Sea Plans Demanded

11-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER BEATEN  Prominent Man Tortures, Slays Third Wife

Bill to Hold Qn E Bonds  Bill to Hold On E Bonds  Signed by the President to Slow Their Cashing

British Set Defense Line West of Suez   Cries for ‘ ‘Holy War’ Sound in Mosques in Cairo

Moslem Cr y Rings for “Holy War’   Britain Strengthens Suez Defenses as ‘Hour’ Approaches

Britain Draws Line.  of Defense 15 Miles West of Suez Canal   Cries of ‘Holy War’ Stir Up Egypt but Troops Pull Back from Perimeter

Marines Fly Helicopters Into Combat   Snowfall Blankets Front; Jets Fight Indecisive Battle

Marines Launch ‘Copter Atfack  Air Thrust Pushed Despite Snowfall

‘ape-Abductor of Washington Girl, 17, Trapped   Man, 21, Wanted In Michiaan

New Jersey Police Trap Kidnaper Irwin: His Girl Victim Abandoned

Desperado Irwin Trapped In Woods, Find Girl Unharmec   Police Find Girl, 17, In Stolen Car

RAPIST. KIDNAPPER TAKES TO WOODS AFTER FLEEING TRAP: VICTIM IS FOUND IN AUTO

Fugitive Slayer Kidnaps Girl, 17; Trapped in Jersey  Slayer Terrorizes Relative's Family;

DRAFT VOTE DUE IN SENATE TODAY   Sen. Langer Proposes Dollars Be Taken as Well as 18-Year Youths

CARLSON, HOPE NAMED   Congressmen Are Co-Chairmen o! Nat'l Eisenhower Drive

Big Cache O Electronic  Goods Sold   Heath Co. Sells Stock; Cost $62 Million

Congressional Redistricting Bill Debafec  Truck Load Limit Measure Transferred

U.S. Reported Pressing For Spanish Bases  Talks With Franco Go On Despite Kick  Te Reitain Franca’

Sen. Chapman Of Kentucky Dies in Crash   Postponement Ends Unanimous Consent Aqreement

Approval Of 18-Year Age Is Expected   Administration Confiden Of Success Of Draft As Showdown Battle On Age Approaches.

Chapman Death Earlier In Day Cause Of Half   Johnson Is Confident Of Getting ‘Good Bill’

Action Lowering Draft Age Nears   Senate Expected to Approve Bill Today: Armed Forces Limited

20 Swimmers Leave France in Race to Dover and $2.800 21 Miles Awaw

Delphi Woman's Hushand Killed   Now of Kokomo, She Learns of War Death

ALLIES TURN BAGK SAVAGE RED JABS   CHINESE OVERRUN ONL’ ONE ALLIED POSITION ON THANKSGIVING.

Reds Attack; Gains Slight  One Advance Positior Overrun by Chinese

Consumer Resistance Brings Larger Inventories. Slump in Retail Prices

CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS  Reds Use New Front: Line Propaganda Against Allies

CHINESE REDS USE SANTA CLAUS AS PROPAGANDA   Send Christmas Cards, Chear Presents and Surrender Invitations.

‘Santa Claus With Communist Gun in Back’ Is Symbolic of Christmas on Korean War Front

‘PITIFUL AND IRONIC’? GESTURE  Reds Delivering Yule ‘Gifts’ To UN Soldiers

COMMUNISTS PLAY SANTA CLAUS  ————— er EE AUS  ‘Christmas Stockings For GIs In Korea-- Chinese Red. Style

Police Nab Distilling Equipment Used to Make Lethal Batch of Hooch

MURDER CHARGES FILED  Investi gators  Of Atlanta’s   Find Source > Lethal Brew

Lanky, Lantern-Jawed Soldier Latest Star Witness Before Senate Committee

Marshall's ‘Global’ Plans Praised by Baruch at VMI   [Bradley's Mild Manner Hides Steel Nerves

RED CONTROL BILL SENT TO SHIVERS   Senate Puts Okay On Measure Providing Death for Sabotage

 Western Union Walkout Cripples  8 States’ Service  Non-Union Men Used On Union Jobs

Union Walkout May Be Extended  Eight States Hit by Western Union Tieup

Fine Administration Explores Idea of Imposing Flat Income Tax in State

DR. GEORGE W. TAYLOR TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN   ‘Truman Susy Setiing Up New  18-Member Wage Stabilizatien Roara

George W. Taylor Named WSB Head   White House Says Post Only ‘Temporary’

INFORMATION CONTROL ORGANIZED Defense Production News : Security Board Set Up

Central Group Set To Handle  Security Policy   Committee Scheduled To Control News On Defense Production

Drive Is $700 Short of Goal   Three More Areas Reech Their Quotas

Boyle Innocent, Says President   Opposes Collecting Fees In RFC Deals

Fee for Influence  Paid Boyle, Claim  President Opposed to Practice:

Truman Hits Fees For Aid In RFC Loans   But President Asserts He Is Sure Boyle Did Not Collect Anv

Ask Lithofold How Much it Paid To Boyle   -Gabrielson Accused ~ OF Asking RFC To * Chanae Loan Terms

Chief Executive Again Says Boyle ls Innocent of Selling Influence

Boyle Not  Guilty; Trumar Is Convinced   Acted on Duty, ‘President Says

President Truman Is Sure Boyle Got No Fees for Helping Securean RFC Loan   Chief Executive Against Democratic Committee Members Taking Payment

Truman Sure Boyle’s Clear   President Says Officials Shouldn't Take Fees for Aids on Loans

Truman Asserts Okay for Demos To Fix Contracts   However, He Raps Acceptance of Fees For Such Services

Truman Believes Boyle Innocent  Didn't Accept Fees, Demo Chairman Says

President Backs Boyle in Fee Case  Believes Denials Of Loan Charge

He Says Party Boss Innocent   Truman Thinks Fee Collecting Wrong But Introductions Okeh

Truman Scores Fees, Believes Boyle Innocent   Lithofold-Firm-Heads To Testify On Alleged  Pavinents For RECT oar

Nothing Wrong With Boyle Acts: Truman  Approves Help by Democratic Staff In Gov't Contacts

‘Man. Who Has Least to ‘Say: . About MacArthur. Dismissal Is One With Most at Stak

Big Names Will Appear in Crime Inquiry.  O'Dwyer and Costelle Will Lead Parade

Big Names Will Appear in Crime Inquiry  O’Dwyer and Costello Will Lead Parade At Monday’s Hearing

Big Crime Hearing fo Begin Monday   Senator Kefauver and  Probing Committee Will Begin Most Spectacular Hearing of “Big Names’

‘Big Names’ Scheduled   Notables Range From Former Mayor O'Dwyer te Costetlo, Other Crime Chiate

HIG NAMES ON NY. UST FOR CRIME PROBE   O’Dwyer Coming Back from Mexico for Hearings Starting Monday.

Gotham Faces Crime Expose   Kefauver Committee Calls On ‘Bir Names’

Biggest Crime Hearing Is Due To Open Monday  Spectacular Show   Spectacular Show Seen When Senate Group Hits N.Y .C.

Crime Probers  Call Big Shots  O'Dwyer and Costello Among the Prominent

Spectacular Open Crime Hearing Set   Kefauver Committee Set For Big Probe in New York Beginning Monday

Biggest Crime Hearing Is Due lo Open Monday   Spectacular Show Seen When Senate Group Hits N.Y.C.

Crime Probe Moves Into  New York   O'Dwyer, Costello Among Witnesses;  TV to Cover Hearing

Congress Awaits Huge Budget  Who Will Pay - For It and How Are Bio Worries

WHO PAYS, AND HOW?  d Record-Topping $70 Billion Federal Budget Up Today

Truman Gives Nation Biggest Budget Today   $70 Billion Expected To Be Asked; Strong Pay-as-Go Sentiment

WHO PAYS, AND HOW?  ee hee ree rere gE ty em ton en a a oF Ne tem Reena ne  Record-Topping $70 Billion — Federal Budget Up Today

Truman Places Big Budget in Congress Lap  President's Message Will Emphasize Pay As You Go Policy

Big. Budget To Be Sent  To Congress  ‘ Ss Beek   ‘Who’s To Pay’ Problem Worries Most Of Lawmen

WHO WILL PAY IS BIG WORRY AT CAPITOL   Figure Exnected to Be 70 Billion; Pay in Cash Favored

Big Budget Expected By Congressmen   Who Will Pay And How, Big Worries Around Capitol Hil!

Truman Gives Nation Huge - Budget Today   Big Fight Expected Over How To Spread New Tax Load

Peace- Year U.S. Budget Sets Record   Pay-As-You-Go Proposals For $70 Billion Goal  Favored By Truman

Biggest Budget In Peacetime to Come Out Today   Who Pays for It and How Will Be Big Worries in Congress; Pay-as-YouGo Sentiment to Get Severe Test.

Huge New Budget Expected; Who Will Pay, Big Question   President Truman To Send Message Today, Then Conaress Must Split Up Tax Load

7 High Reds, Atomic Spy Go To Prison   ‘Taken By Bus From New York City To Pen At Lewisburg

Seven Convicted Plotters And Atom Spy Transferred To Federal Prison

7 Commies and a Spy Start Terms ‘At Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary

7 Reds Started for U. S. Prison   Armored Bus Carries Subversive Convicts From New York

Seven Reds, Atomic Spy Taken Away  Use Armored Bus   Use Armored Bus To:'Transport Them T.‘Federal Prison

Reds Leave for Federal Prison   7 Convicted Men and Atom Spy Put on Bus

Executive Group: To Begin Study Of Appointments   Senate Committee to Consider 19 of Sixty Stevenson Submitted

GOP Senate Committee to Consider Gov. Stevenson Appointments Next Week

GOP Senate Committee to Consider Gov. Stevenson Present toil Next Week

HUGE VOTE PROVES A SURPRISE EVEN TO BILL'S BACKERS   Measure Now Goes to House  Where 18 1-2 Limit Has  Found Favor   DEBATE SPIRITED   UMT Would Be Set Up After ‘Emergency’ Under Senate Lesistation

UMT AT CLOSE QF EMERGENCY ALSO APPROVED   Bill Lengthens Time of Service  To 24 Months

Measure Now Facing Test By the House   Only Five Republicans Voted No; Boards To Exhaust Older Groups

Manpower Bill Rides Through On 79-5 Tally   Compulsory Training Gets 68 to 20. Approval;  Hanae Test Looma

Draft 18-Year-Olds Now And Military Preparedness Wher Emergency Ends

Legislation Also Extends Service To 24 Months; Vote Is 79 to 5; Sent to House

Universal Training — Incorporated In Bill   Overwhelming Size Of Vote Even Surprises Supporters~—House Working On Own Version —  mfr hi.

SIZE OF VOTE IS SURPRISING TO SUPPORTERS   Measure Goes To House Which Favors 1844-YearOld Limit   SELECTIVE SERVICE ENDED BY MEASURE

MEASURE PASSE BY 79-10-30 VOTE: DEBAH-BTTTER   Huge Majority Comes as Sur price to Supporters—Legislation Now Goes to House.   U. M. T. PROVISION RETAINED, 68 TO 20   Efforts to Fix Termination Date Beaten — Bill Extends Service of Draftees to 24 Months.

79 10 5 VOTE GIVES BACKERS BIG SURPRISE   Bill Provides Draft Of 18-Year-Olds; Sent To House

Senate 79-5 Also Passes Measure  For UMT Later   Overwhelming Vote Surprise; Bill Goes To House For Action

Only Opposing Votes Cast By ) Republicans   Sharply Debated Bill Now Goes To House, Where Fight Is Likel:

House Will Now Act On Draft Plan   Only Five Republican Senators Vote No On Final Passage

Bill Calls for Universal Military Training Later; Now Goes to House; Size of Vote Surprise.

Supporters Surprised By Overwhelming Majority For Contested Proposal   Universal Military Training Also Retained In Bill Which Now Goes To House Of Representatives For Action

UMT Wins Aiso By Large Vote   Size Of Margin Is Surprise Even To Bills’ Supporters

Baudouin is New King Of Belgians   20-Year-Old Bachelor Takes Over Quietly, Lauds Father

Kenosha Probe ls to Continue  Paro, wey NE Re OR   Governor Kohler Says Investigation Goes on

Reds Pull Out In One Area; Map New Pust  UL NL Officers  Express Confidence  In Korean Fiahtina

REDS POUR FRESH TROOPS INTO WAR   New Offensive Expected in Second Week OF July: UN Officers Say Allies Ready 

Allied Officers Not Worried by: Latest Communist Attempt To Crack UN Lines

REDS PULL OUT OF ONE BUILDUP AREA IN KOREA   But They Pour Troops Into Another; Allies Not Worried.

Reds Pulling Out of One Buildup Area in Korea But Pour Fresh Men Info New Try at Allied Lines

Emporia thie Teday   Reds Prepare — For New Effort   U.N. Ready for Any Offensive Started by Chinese; Expect Thrus: Second Week in Juiv

Red Activity Indicates No Letdown in War  Enemy Bolstering en eR i   Enemy Bolstering New Buildup Area For Expected Drive

Reds Are Withdrawing From “Buildup” Area; Send Fresh Troops Into Another War Sector   West Asks Reds To Clarify Malik's Cease-Fire Proposal

Reds Pulling Out Of One  Korean Area   But Communists Pour Fresh Men, Supplie Into Another Genter; UN Officers Are Not Worried; Fighting in Korea Is Vicious

Allied Lines Hold Chinese On All Fronts   Officers Predict That UN Troops Can Hold Anythinc

Reds Pull Out Of One Buildup Area in Korea   Pour Fresh Men Into Another Center

Reds Building Up For New Assault  But Allies Eonfident T le  wl om Stan

Expect Heavy Red Air Attack   Sharp Local Fighting by Ground Forces Js Reported

U.N. WAR CHIEFS EXPECT CHINESE TO STRIKE SOON   Strong Communist Forces Block Patrols Probe Toward Buildup Areas With New Supplies.

Chinese Prepare New Drive South   UN Officers Expect Red Strike Early In July; Confident Allies Can Hold

Communists Building Up New Offensive   Chinese Reds Put New Troops In Korean Area

Communists Giving Up  One Sector   Small Scale Fights Vicious; New Drive Expected In uly

Reds Protecting Buildup Points   Confident UN Briefing Officer Says Enemy “Can Hit Us Anywhere, at Any Time. in Any Strencth”

Reds Shifting For New Attack   Pulling Out One Center And Moving Into Another.

Get Ready for New Offensive Against Allies   U.N. Officers Not Worried; Say They Can Meet Onslaught

Reds Transfer To Buildup Area On Flat Lands, Plan Strong Stand Against Push

Reds Get Ready For New Strike At Our Lines  Pour Men, ‘Supplies , _ Into Buildup. Area; 

Reds Pouring Fresh Men in for New Try   Pull out of One Buildup Area but Rush Men, Supplies ints Another Center; U. N. Officers Mot Werrled About It

Reds Leave One Sector, Build Up Unit In Another   Allies Expecting Communist Thrust By Middle Of July

Allies Not Concerned  Over Move   Communists Can Hit Us Any Time, ‘UN Briefing Officer Declares

~—KORE A-—~ Reds Shift Troops For New Attack  Allied Ground  Forces Confident

Buildups Noted In Four Areas Of North Korea   Mid-July Offensive By Chinese Forces Predicted by Allies

PREDICT REDS WILL ATTACK IN MID-JULY   U.N. Officers Not Worried, Ready On All Fronts  COMMUNISTS   Beat Back Allied Patrols Probing Toward Four Buildup Areas

Allies Expect Blow In July  Reds Massing Drive  Forees in New Area   Southeast Iowa  GIs Reach US

Reds Continue Build-up For New Attacks  Pull Out fp One Arez Rit Panr Mien And

Allies Allies Unworried  Reds Reds Shift Troops On  N orth Korean Frontlines

Chinese Are Shifting Men To New Point   Allies Unperturbed by New Activities; Ready, They Say, for Anything Reds May Atteinpt

Reds Leave One Buildup Area, Add to Another   Attack Expected Am Time; Allied Patrols Blocked

Chinese Red: Pulling Back In East Area   Fresh Troops Poured Into Another Sector Above Iron Triangle

Reds Reported Pulling Out of One Area as They Pour Supplies Into Another Center

Reds Ready New Buildup Against UN  Troops, Supplies Pullec \0 One fin Anon Am   Troops, Supplies Pullec Out Of One Area As Allies Approach

REDS SHIFTING FOR NEW STAB TO CRACK LINE   U.N. Commanders Voice Confidence We Are Ready For Enemy.

Reds Building For Another Offensive Try   Peace Proposals Have No Effect On Bloody Battle

Reds Build Up For New Early Attack   Withdraw From One Area But Pour More Men Into Another

Reds Build Up For New Strike  ~ July Attack North  OF Sean! Evnected

Reds Pull Out Of One Sector: Buildup Second   United Nations Officers Not Worried Over Latest Move

ENEMY BUILDS UP NORTH OF FORMER “IRON TRIANGLE”   BUT UN OFFICERS ARE CONFIDENT OF ABILITY TO HOLD

Reds Build Up Attack Forces In Four Areas   Allied Officers Predict July Offensive Despite Talk Of Peace

Communists May Be Aiming for New Offensive   Allied Officers Certain U.N. Troops Can Hold “Anywhere, at Any Time.’

Enemy Switches  Pressure Points  New Drive Likely In Corridor Area

GEORGE SCHOOL FACULTY HAS 4 NEW TEACHERS   Two Exchange Students Are From German Cities   THREE NEW INTERNES

GEORGE SCHOOL STAFF TO HEAR TWO SPEAKERS   Pres’t Gilbert White, Haver ford College, and George Walton, to Speak   FOUR NEW TEACHERS

Supersonic Plane To Fly This Year.   May Reach New Altitude Record®

Fastest Rocket Plane Nearing Flight Tests   Supersonic Ship Will Fly Higher, Faster Than Anv Man-Ridden Craft In Existence

New Supersonic Plane Expected By ‘Air Force   Tiny Aircraft May Set Speed, Altitude Marks

New Plane’s Speed May Be 2500 Mis. Hr.   X-1 Expected To Make Altitude O£ 200,000 Feet

See New Supersonic Rocket Plane  Flying Faster And Higher Than Any  Man-Ridden Aircraft In Existence

X-2 Rocket Ship Will Fly ‘Higher, Faster fhan Any’   New Air Force Plane Nearing Testing Period

Army Expects New Plane To Break Record   SRS SSM essere nares Siero  Associated Press Military Affairs Reporter

Experts Predict Supersonic Plane  Mav Fly At 2.500 MPH At 200,000 Feet

Damage Runs fo $16 Million in Capital City   Linda Darnell and Daughter on Island; Port Area Leveled

125-Mile Winds Cut Off Island: 10 in Jail Flee   2.8 Million Damage, in City’s Worst Blow Thousands Homeless

Storm Breaks  Prison Walls   Damage Great In Kingston;  Ship Sinks

WINDS OF 125 WILE AN HOUR POUND ISLAND   Thousands Homeless, Damage Estimated at Around 3 Million Dollars.

At Least 40 Die When Hurricane Strikes Jamaica   Capital City Hard Hit by Gale; Report Thousands Homeless

Thousands Homeless After 125-Mile Wind and 17- Inch Rain Smash Over Kingston.

Insists On Discussing  ‘Europe Only   French Sources Reveal Red Reply On Big 4 Talks

Russia Replies To Proposals For Conference  Report Soviet Insists Talks Be Confined   Report Soviet Insists Talks Be Confined To European Issues

Ike Sets Fast Pace in Paris  Arms Talk   General Believed Assured ‘Transfer Of Three Divisions To Europe's Army.

General Has Snappy Talk With French Officials  Ike Gets Down to Brass Tack:

Gen. Eisenhower Wastes No Time in Conferences  General Brisk And Snappy In French Defense Interviews

General Eisenhower Has Short Talks With French on Ability to Defend   American Military Sources Say Answers He Got Support Belief An International Army Can Do Job

Eisenhower Holds Brisk Talks In Paris  French Divisions  Believed Pledged

CONTRIBUTION TO DEFENSE OF EUROPE STUDIED   Eisenhower Has Long Conference With French Officials   BRITISH WARSHIPS TO BE ASSIGNED GENERAL

Senator Taft Prescribes Foreign Policy In Book ITo Be. Published Thursday

UN Troops Pursue Retreating Reds  Rearguard Resists Stubbornly in Spots

BRISTOL. DEFENDANT'S SENTENCE DEFERRED   Man Convicted Of Attempt To Ravish Daughter   SHELLY MAN ON TRIAL

Kansas Asks U.S. For Aid on Roads   State Begs Congress ‘to Dc Away With Matching Fund Setup   FUR FrLOUUD DISASTER  Arn, Carlson, Schoeppel, Moss Emphasize Need  for Meacnre

Kansas Asks Unmatched Road Grants   Congress ‘Is Told Repair Job Is Too Great for State. Counties

Kansas Asks U.S. For Aid on Roads   State Begs Congress to Dx Away With Matching Fund Setup   FOR FLOOD DISASTER

An End To Her Impishness??  Eligible as Ever, the Princess Comes of Age

Princess Margaret Has 21st Birthday Today   Sweetheart of Empire Hailed by Britons Everywhere

Pert British Princess Reaches Twenty- One; 'Showered With’ Diamonds, ‘More Freedom

Princess Margaret, Sweetheart of British Empire, Marks 21st Birthday Anniversary

BRITONS JOIN TO GREET MARGARET   Princess’ Birthday Is a Festive Occasion

BRITONS HAIL 21ST BIRTHDAY OF PRINCESS   Margaret Gets Bracelets and Cor from King and ae QOueer....

Britons Guess af Princess’ Choice   Margaret Rose Has 21st Birthday Party

Quiet Celebration At Balmoral Castle Marks Margaret's Coming Of Age Britons Greet Birthday Of Prince

Margaret Rose Reaches Majority   Darling of British Empire Marks Coming Of Ave at Balmoral

Princess Margaret Receives Pearls,  Diamonds, New Car On Birthday

Merrie Ole England Makes Merry As ‘Sweetheart Princess’ Comes of Ace

British Empire Celebrates As Princess Margaret Has Twenty-First Birthday

Vivacious Sweetheart of the British Empire Is Observing 21st Birthday

Eisenhower's Opinion On Help To Europe To Be Given re An Address At 10.45 P.M:

Defense Production Act May. Not..Get. Extension   Administration Is Warned By Maybank That Congress Mav Reject Law In June

Control Act In Danger Of Rejection   Congress May Not Extend Present Law After June 30

Maybank SaysDPA and Wage-Pric Controls 1 in Danger of Rejection —

Price, Wage Curbs Seen Endangered   Congressmen May Kill Defense Controls, Mavbank Fears

Congressional Fight Under Way 'Defense Production Act Status Seen Doubtful

Where Reds Mass In Korea   MAYBANK WARNS  Extension Of DPA May Be Rejected

Pay-Price Bill May Be Killed. Maybank Says  Doubis If Congress  Will Vote Extension

Maybank Says DPA in Danger Of Rejection   Brannan Will Testify In Closed Session On Program

Solon Warns Controls in Grave Peril   Maybank Says Extension Act Mav Be Refused

Maybank Question: Renewal of Defense Production Act  Danger of Rejection 2 pe ea _— .

 Warns Aaministration  Maybank Says Congress May  Reject Controls Extension

Maybank Warns Curbs In Danger Of Being Killed   Questions Whether Congress Will Renew Economic Controls

Price Controls May Be Killed,  Maybank Says   Brannan Asked How Far He Intends To Go With Farm Subsidies

~MOBILIZATION-Controls May Be Scrapped By Congress   Law May Expire, Senator Declares

Defense Contols May be Reiected   Administration Warned Of Danger of Congress Not Extending Program

Chairman of Senate Banking Group Says Defense Production Act May Be Rejected by Congressmen

Wage-Price Controls May Be Left Out  Maybank Says Tha DPA May Not Be Fwtanded Tune %f)

Tax Boost Seen About June, July   House Committee Causes Delay In Truman Program

Tax Increase Is Postponed Until Summer   House Committee To Hold Lengthy Hearings Before Drafting

Se  Lists Three  Reasons For His Ouster  Joint Chiefs Want   Joint Chiefs Want Civilians Authority

Farmers Association Adopts Pick-Sloan Plan For Expediency’s Sake

Turns to Pick: Sloan Plan   For Dealing With Flood Control By Soil Conserving

Russian Threats Seen By General   Eichelberger Warns “Of Jap Treaty Snarl

Seven Injured In Tornado at Marshalltown   Eight-Inch Snowfall Blankets Rapid City As Mercury Plunges-

$50 Million in Economic Aid to Go fo Vugoslavs  Btain an   U. S., Britain and France in Agreement

United States, Britain and France Will Give Tito $50,000,000 Support

Vote More Aid For Yugoslavia   50 Million Is Agreed on by Three Nations

Grant Intended To Help Security Of Free World   U. 5S., Britain, France United in Decision to Suopert Yuaoslavia

Tito Promised $50 Million  Economic Aid   U. S. Britain, France Agree To Help Yugoslavia

ALLIES GIVE $50,000,000 AID TO TITO   U. S., Britain and France Pledge Economic Assistance to Bolster Yugoslavia Against Russia.   + SLAVS GET COKE, COTTON AND STEEL   American ECA Furnishes $30,000,000; Disclose U. S. Has Already Given or Loaned $150,000,000.

Agree To Send 50 Million To Marshal Tito   ECA Allocates $29.8 Million In Initial Aid To Help Tito Oppose USSR

West Aarees: te         * Britain to: Provide Tite's Governmeni With’ $50 PAillias -

Three Powers Set 50 Million To Help Tito  U.S., Britain, France Offer Money To Aid

Economic Aid Plan To Tito ls Revealed   Big Three To Provide $50,000,000 To Yugoslavia

TIT0 WILL GET BiG THREE AID   U. S., France And Great Britain Agree To Provide $50.000,000 To Yugoshavia.

Agree To Provide Tito $50,000,000 in Economic Aid   U. S.. Britain and France

West to Tito: $50 Million   US, Britain And France to Give Yuaoslavia Aid

Aid Designed To Protect Free World   ECA Already Allocate: $30 Million For  Vital Goods

Announce $50 Million Aid For Tito   _U.S., Britain And’ France To Provide Yugoslavia With Economic Assistance

Tito Gets 50 Million From Allied Nations   -UL°S., Britain and France Gran TFunds for Economic Aid.

Allies Pledge $50, 000, 000 To Yugoslavia   ECA Allocation Of $29,000,000 From U.S. Already Made

3 Nations to Support Tito   (. S.. Britain. France to Give 50 Million in Keonomic Aid

Big Three Pledge Aid  To Yugoslavia   U. S., Britain and France to Provide $50 Million in Economic Aid for Red  Slawe.

U.S., Britain and France to Provide Yugoslavia With $50,000,000 in Economic Aid to Help Free World

Tito to Get $50 Million in Economic Aid   U. S., Britain and France Supply Funds

$50 Million Big 3 Funds Will Aid Tito   U.S. Giving 29 Million, Britain  1, France Remainder of Sum

Countries to Aid Yugoslavia Plan   U. S., Britain, France Agree to Provide $50 Million For Air

Snow Storm Warning Is  Sent By W.B.   Western Maryland To Get Two To Four Inche: Followed By Sleet; Motorists Warned

Midwest Hit By Huge Storm   High Winds, Heavy Snow Covers Wide Section

SLEET, SNOW, RAIN, WIND, ICE IN MIDDLE WEST   Omaha Has 10 Inches of Snow, All Schools Closed.

ALLIED TROOPS RAID RED LINES   CLASH WHETH THREE GROUPS IN \ “HER PARTS i QUIET.

MIGS RELUCTANT TO MEET SABRES   Destroyer Striking Force Moves 250 Miles North Of Battleline

BLIND FOR EIGHT YEARS  Veteran Regains Sight, Sees Wife First Time

Blind Mian Suddenly Regains Sight After Eight Years, Sees Wife For First Time

Truman Talks Over  Sherman Successor With Naval Leader   Body of Admiral, Aboard Flagship, Will Be Flown Back to U.S., Starting Tuesday

Scientist Says U.S. Has Know-How » To Build Satellite To Cirele Earth

(Rocket Expert Says Scientists Have Chance ‘Of Creating ‘Platform’ Satellite For Earth

Hall Receives Jail Sentence For Contempt  One Of 11 Convicted Reds Given 3 Years; . Already Serving Five -

Blast Scene Pictured  By U.S. Congressman  Only Charred Remains of Tree Stumps Left Standing on Atoll

‘At Gates Of Hell Looking Into Eternity’  Congressman-Observer Sees Atomic Blast Saadites Steel Tower

Atomic Blast Vaporized Steel Tower, Hebert Reveals  ‘Nothing Left Standina on Island Excent a Few Charred Palm Stumps’ Conareceman Declares

‘Steel Tower Vaporized When Exp losive Is Touched Off  Graphic Story of A-Bomb Tests Told

STEEL TOWERS VAPORIZED IN ABOMB TESTS   Everything On Eniwetok Biasted Away, Says Witness

Witness Had Feeling He ‘Was Standing at th ’ Gates of Hell Looking Into Eternity”

Latest Eniwetok Blast Gave Feeling Of Standing At Very Gates Of Hell   Cong. Hebert Of Louisiana Gives Graphic Account Of Witnessing Recent Atomic Fenloasion: Tells OF Power.

‘Like Standing At The Gates Of Hell,” Is One Awed Witness’s Description Of Atomic Blast

\Congressman Gives Picture of Power  \Of New A-Bomhs Tested at Eniwetok

Steel Tower Vaporized  By A-Blast   Louisiana Lawmaker Reports On Testing

The Hard Way   Inside Specials      At The Gates Of Hell  He Looked Into Eternity

Louisiana Congressman Ed Hebert, Observer At Eniwetok Island, Tells  ‘Graphically Of A-Tests

Congressman Declares Hiroshima Bomb Dwarfed By New Eniwetok Experiments

Atom Bast Leff Only Tree Stumps   Steel Tower On Atoll Vaporized

Graphic Story Of Eniwetok Tests Related   Congressman Had “Feeling  Was At Gates of Hell’

—TELLS OF A-BOMB BLAST—  Felt He Was ‘Standing At The Gates Of Hell’

sees Tower Vaporized  ‘Like At Gates Of Hell,’ 'A-Blast Observer Says

Arrest 107 in Cicero   Guardsmen Behind Barbed Wire Gain Contral In Area

Rural School First Grader a Genius, SIU Child Psychologists Learn After Test

Rescue Helicopter Burns; No Reply From Deep Ice Crevasse   Former High School Student Here Dies After Tumbling in Deep Ice Crack On Bartlett Glacier Near Glenn Highway

Anti-Slot Machine Bill Due In Senate   AUSTIN, Merch 20—(P—The Senate today passed by voice vote the $169,000,000 general appropriafion bill.

rr a  Some Texas Crime Conditions Shown At Hearing'On Anti-Slot Machine Bill

Ministers Plan Empire Defense   British Meet in Secret to Coordinate Set Up

british Meet  ror Empire  Detense Plan 6 Commonwealth  Nations Talk On NATO & Pacific

BRITISH PREMIERS MEET MILITARY HEADS IN SECRET   Discuss Coordination Of Empire Defense With Pact Nations

Britain Looks io Defense of Emyire in Far East Area   Six Prime Ministers Meet in London With Military Leaders.

Empire Studies Defense Plans   Nehru Proposals Stress Concessions

LEADERS MEET TO PLAN BRITISH EMPIRE DEFENSE   Six Prime Ministers Attending Secret Talks in London.

Iranian Expert Hopeful On Oi As He Arrives  : Rnnntaler Reaphos   Specialist Reaches U.S. After Hurried Call From Premier

Senate Armed Services Agrees on Plan to Extend Draft Period   Action on Age Is Stalled by Morse   L Group Schedules New  Try on Legislation   For Late rin Day

Action Bogs Down In Armed Services Group On Question Of Drafting 18-Year-Old Boys

‘APPLIES TO EVERYONE   Guard Units and Reserves Recently Recalled Would Fall Under Plan

Chinese Reds Extend Anti-Foreign Campaign  Italian, Jap Accused Of Plotting To Assassinate Mao Are Executec

Another Discrediting Scheme __  Commies Convict Pair Of Plot to Slay Mao For U. S. Government

sfoman &xempted rrom its Provisions  Amendment Limiting Presidents to 10 Years Becomes Law With Ratification By Nevada

Waits for Utah to Act, Then Puts Ban Into Constitution; Truman Exempt, but Future Presidents Can Serve Only 2 Terms or 10 Years

Amendment Limits Terms Of Presidents   36 States Ratify Pion; Exempts Horry Truman

36th State Puts 10-Year Limit  On Presidency   Amendment ‘To Constitution Becomes Effective With Vote By Nevada

Constitutional Amendment Limiting Tenure of President Becomes Law

States Complete Action Putting T'wo- Term Limit On Presidential ‘Tenure

From Now on, Except for Harry Truman, No President Can Serve More Than Ten Years

—AMENDMENT IS RATIFIED— No President Can Serve More Than Two Terms

2-Term Plan Now Official   Presidential Limit Joins Constitution

Truman Is Last President that Can Hold Office for More than 2 Terms

ont Ameondment Has Become Law  Limits Presidents To Two Elective Terms in Office

Z-Term Limit On Presidents Wins Approval   Utah and Nevada 35th and 36th States To Ratify Pact

Two Term Limif for President Voted by States   Truman Not Affected by Change as Nevada 36th to Ratify Plan

2. -TERM AMENDMENT IN FORCE AFTER 36TH STATE RATIFIES IT   Utah Legislature Votes to Become Clinching State; Now Becomes a Law Autoinatically

Law To Limit Presidents To Ten Years In  White House   Nevada I.ast State To Ratify Proposal

Now Ji’s Law   A mendment Limiting Presiden: To Two Terms Gets Approval

—AMENDMENT— Ten-Year Ceiling Put On Office   DEMOCRATS PUT’ CHANGE ACROSS

22nd Amendment Limiting Future Presidents to Two Elective Terms Becomes Law Monday Night   However, Truman Could Run for Another Term In 195? if He Wishes

Amendment To Limit Term Of President OK'd  22nd Amendment Sets Two-Term Limit; Truman Exempted

2-Term Limit For President. Becomes Law   Nevada 36th State To Ratify 22nd Amendment Te Conctitution

amen is Exempted Two-Term Presidency Limit  ‘ls Voted Into Constitution   ‘Editorial Comment on Page 4

Only Truman Exempted As  Law Passes  Nevada 36th State To Rattles: Aetinn That   Nevada 36th State To Ratify Action That Puts Lid On Office

Presidency Now Limited © To Two Terms   22d Amendment Becomes Law as 86th State Ratifies

22nd Amendment, Limiting President To 2 Terms, Becomes Law As 36th State. Nevada, Ratifies It Last Night

22nd Amendment OK Means Only Truman Can Serve 3 Terms   Presidency Limited To Twa Terms

President Limited To Two Terms   Nevada Vote Monday Night Deciding One; Truman Is Excepted

Limit on Terms For Presidents Becomes a Law   36th State Ratifies . 22nd Amendment: Doe: Not Apply to Truman

Truman Exempt From Newest U.S. Amendment   Nevada Approves Limit to Time In White House

3rd White House Term Banned by New Amendment   Nevada Becomes 36th State to Ratify Constitutional Change; Truman Is Exempted

Places a Limit On President's  ‘Time in Office   22nd Amendment Forbids More Than Two Elected Terms in White House

Utah and Nevada the 35th and 36th States to Approve; President Truman Specifically Exempted by Congress.

Limit © Future. Presidents   None May Serve More Than Two Terms, Or  Maximum of 10 Years Tindar Naw Amandman

Amendment No. 22 Now Law of Land  Bars Presidents From Serving Over Ten Years

Unly fruman Can Mold President's Office Over Two Terms—  Seventh Constitutional Amendment Finally Adopted

Two-Term Limit for Presidents Finally Ratified   Nevada Is 36th State to Act on Amendment to Constitution

President’s ‘Term Is Set   Amendment Puts Time Limit On High Office

Two-lerm Limit On Presidency   Nevada Casts Deciding Vote On Amendment; Truman Is Exempt.

Tenure Limit Of Presidents Becomes Law  No One Except Triman   No One Except Truman May Be Elected for More Than Two Terms

SPECIAL CLAUSE EXEMPTS TRUMAN  Amendment Limiting Presidents To Two Terms Voted Into Law

Utah and Nevada Vote Approval of Ban Last Night   Amendment Does Not Apoly to Truman

Put Cap on Presidential Term Limit  Utah, Nevada Act Promptly to Clinch New Amendment

PRESIDENTIAL -2-TERM LIMIT BECOMES LAV   Amendment Forbidding Over Ten Years in White House Ratified.

22ND AMENDMENT RATIFIED; LIMITS PRESIDENT’S TERM   Bars Future Executives from Serving More Thar 2 Elective Terms   TRUMAN NOT AFFECTED   Nevada Wins Race to Be 36th and Key State to Aoprove Law

THIRTY - SIXTH STATE OKAYS AMENDMENT   None May Serve More Than 10 Years In White House  TRUMAN   Exempt From Provisions Of 22nd Amendment; Nevada Casts Clinching Vote

Nevada And Utah Ratify Amendment   Removes Repetition Of Roosevelt Dynasty, Lim its Service To Two  Terms Or 10 Years.

U.S. Presidents In Future Held To Iwo Terms  36 States Ratify Amendment; Truman Specifically Exempt

)-Term Amendment Becomes Law; 36th State Ratifies It   Future Presidents Of U.S. Limited To 2 Elected Terms

3rd Term Ban Amendment s Now U. §. Law   No President,  Except Truman, Can Match FDR

Nevada Quickly Approves Proposal After Utah Does; Truman Not Affected by It

‘No President Will Be Able To ‘Serve More Than 2 Terms Now   10-Year Limitation Passed: Truman Lone Exception

Limit Pat On Future Presidents   Maximum Service In White House To Be Ten Years

22nd Amendment To Constitution Passes  Truman Specifically Exempted; Nevada Action Clinches Measure

Futare Presidents Limited to Two Terms, or 10 Years at Most,  As 22nd Amendment Becomes Law

Nevada, Utah Lawmakers Vote 22d Amendment  5 EE MOSES ted? re eee

2-Term Limit On Presidency Becomes Law  litem aeaael: Mawesle   Utah and Nevada Ratify Amendment— Truman Could Run

‘LOC! MOVE fH 47 VHC Pe   Two-lerm-Amendment: Goes-In Constitution By'States’ Votes -

22nd. AMENDMENT IS FORMALLY RATIFIED   Law Limiting Presidential Terms To Eight Years Now Part  Of Conctitutinn

Ten-Year Limit Put on Terms Of Presidents   Truman to Be Last Man to Serve More Than Two Terms

Nevada 36th — State To Okay  Amendment  Does Not Apply To President Truman

Ratify Amendment Limitinc Terms of Presidents; Will Not Affect Truman

‘Future U.S. Presidents Limited To Two Terms: 36th State Okays Amendment

Amendment Limiting: Presidential . Office Tenure Ratified: by: 36. States:

 Tiny Ship Was Disabled 13 Reach Shore After Week Of Buffeting in Stormy Seas

Hurricane: Heading for Tampico Today   ‘Hundreds Seek Shelter in Churches and Public Builldinac

Hurricane Cuts Across Gulf Today   Tampico, Mexico Prepares for 130 mph Winds

Hurricane Heads for Tampico Port; Damage at Jamaice, $50 Millions

“Sordid Big Business” Refuted ; Big Time Football — Defended By Coaches

Judge s Sports Blast Brings Mixed Reaction  7 College Presidents Agree ‘Something Must Be Done’

Pilot Reported Shooting.   Judge’s Outburst Jolts College Athletic Circles

CollegeLeadersHit Streit’sAccusation; Several Sentenced   ‘Fixer’ Gets 8 to 16 Years: Players Are Sent to Prison for  Their Roles

Judge's Accusations Bring College Leaders to Defense of Athletics

Colleges Reply To Charge of Sports Evils  Judge Streit Makes Attack: Santancac   Judge Streit Makes Attack; Sentences Basketball Rina

Revenue Official Indicted   49 Witnesses Annear   Treble Housing Damages Can Be Collected by Vets

Soviet Agency Charges Plane On Spy Mission   Craft on a Routine Flight November 20 Vanished in Balkans

U. S.-To Move In Red Seizure Of Plane, Crew   Deny Hungarian Claim Plane Was Other Than Routine

[Aga REPORTS RADIO, EATHA CHUTES FOUNG   Hungary Confirms Missing C-47 Forced Down by Soviet Fighters.

Plane Carrying Spies To USSR, Russia Claims   4 American Crewmen Have Been Turned Over To Hungarian Authorities. Report

Russians Report US Plane Forced Down In Hungary   Tass Also Says Four Crewmen Aboard Are  Held By Authorities

Russ Claim U.S. Plane Flew Spies, Saboteurs  _ Admits Missing Craft Downed; ' Crewmen Held by Hungary ©  -

Hungarians Foree Down US Aireraft   Reds Acecuse Transport of Carrying Spies Into Russia

USSR Claims U.S. Plane Forced Down  Saves ‘Transport Lsed For Spying

CLAIMS CRAFT WAS SENT ON SPY MANEUVER   Soviet Fighters Ferce C-47 To Land In Red Territory

Russia Admits ShootingDown Missing Craft:   State Dept. Rejects Red Charge Plane Was on ‘Spy’ Trip.

MISSING PLANE REPORTED FORCED DOWN, HUNGARY   STATE DEPARTMENT REJECTS CLAIM OF “SPIES, SABOTEURS”

Hungary Says (-47 Carried ‘Spy’ Load   Soviet Fighter Planes Forced Transport Down

Hungary fo Get Protest OnUS. Plane   Seizure of Air Force Craft, Crew of Four Men Admitted by Reds

‘Immediate’ Action Is Due To Free Crew   U.S. Plans To Get Men Out Of Hands Of Hungary Regime

Moscow Charges C-4] Aided Spies   Tass Reports Soviet Fighters intercepted Plane

CREW OF FOU TURNED OVER TO STATE   Romanian Border Violation - Charged By Communists

Soviet Agency Says Four Men Being Held   Reds Contend That C-47 Had Been Dispatched to Convey Spies for West Into Red Countries

Plane Forced Down by Red Fighter Pilots   Confirmation Given U. S. Legation In  Budapest Regarding Missing Men, Craft

—PLANE DOWN IN HUNGARY—  Russian F ighters Force  U. S. Transport To Land

;. Notified That sing Plane Went  wn In Hungary   ale Dept. To Take Action To ure Freedom Of 4-Man Crew

Missing U. S. Plane Downed by Russian Planes In Hungary  Four Crewmen Of Missing C-47 are

Soviet Claims U.S. Transport Carried ‘Spies’  Plane Reported Forced Down By Russian Fighter Pilots  WASHINGTON—()—The Sta De pena men t said today the United States } will take actio

U. §. to Demanc Hungary Free Downed Fliers   Soviet Fighters Forced C-47 Down, Russians Admit

U.S. Seeks Release for Four Flyers   Russian Planes Forced Landing of C-47 at  Li. siiasats siti sie ieee tales c:.i_j

MissingAmerican Plane Is Held In WesternHungary   Forced Down By Soviet Fighter Planes; Four Crewmen Turned Over To Polica

U.S. To Take Action On Downed Flyers   Seeks to Free Four Men, Plane In Hungary

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Reject Soviet Charges

Soviet Fighters Forced Transport Down in Hungary  Is Second Incident — Within Month‘s Time

HUNGARY MAY HOLD YANKS FOR RANSOM   ‘Captured Fliers May Be Tried as Spies; Hungary Demanding More Loot in Vogeler Case.

Reds Admit Forcing Yank Plane to Land in Hungary  Sevier Account Says Transport Was Used To Carry Spies: U.S. Sources Deny Chorce

State Department To Take Action, Denies Spy Charge   RUSSIA CLAIMS PLANE WAS CARRYING SPIES AND SABCTEURS FROM YUGOSLAVIA INTO 31ce€& GB

Russia Admits Plane Forced Down in Hungary  Claim C-47 Carrying   Claim C-47 Carrying Saboteurs, Spies From Yugoslavia

REDS ANNOUNCE YANK CREWMEN HELD AS SPIES   Transport Lost Since Nov. 19 Forced Down In Western Hungary By Soviet Fighters,

Reds Charge Allied Spies Aboard C-4:7   Tass Report Says Plane Forced Dowz By Soviet Fighters

eiteds Tell How, Why Their Planes  Keree Down American Careoo Ship

SABOTEURS, SPIES TO BE CARGO, CLAIM   Tass Reports Red ‘Fighters Forced Craft To Landing

Missing Plane In H ungary— “Spies! —Tass   L. S. C-47. Lost Since November 19. Forced Down by Reds——Crew Of Four Not Released

Claims Spies Were Carried to Land in Soviet Territory. State Department to Demand Release.

Hungary Admits Missing Aircraft Was Forced Down  Russi a st ataniaete  © » Oe.

Early ‘Action’ Is Promised In Washington   Arnerican Plane Reported Forced Down By Reds

HOPE TO FREE PLANE. CREW   Transport Forced Down in Hungary, Says TASS Report

Missing Plane, Four Crewmen Are In Hungary   Report That U. S. Airship Was Forced Down Is Officially Confirmed

Rejects Russian Charge Craft on a Spy Mission   Cargo Plane Forced Down by Soviet Fighters Last Nov. 19

‘State to Act In Plane Case   Moscow Charges Plane Held In Hungary Carried Spies

Hope fo Free Crew Held in Hungary   Russia Charges Plane on “Sabotage” Mission.

U.S. Will Act To Free Airmen Held by Reds   Four Americans Held by Hungarians

SPIES TO BE CARGO, CLAIM   Tass Reports Red Fighters Forced Craft To Landing

Soviet Fighter Craft Compel Plane fo Land   American Fliers Are in Government Custody, U.S. Legation Advised

FARM WORKER IS STRUCK BY AUTO ON STATE ROAD   Philip Hervasdez, 33, o Second Ave., Remains in Hospital   DRIVER IS ARRESTED   John P. Donovan, Phila., is Placed Under Bail For Further Hearing

—THEY’LL GO TO HIGHEST BIDDER-— i\Reveal Plan To Auction  \Off Miami’s Bachelors

Florida Agency Proposes To Auction Off Young Bae thelors To W ealthy Women Tourists

Scores Of Unmarried Men Applicant: For ‘Auctioning’ To Wealthy Women

 +ity Uilictats Know of No Law Against It Miami Syndicate’s Ad Offers to Auction Off ‘Bachelors as Mates For Rich Women Tourists

Husband  Auction Plan  Is Reported  Unmarried Men WwW .1]3 p.. ©@..1] :   Unmarried Men Would Be Sold To Rich Women

Miami Hears of Plan to Auction Unmarried Men as Husbands For Wealthy Women Tourists

Features for Everybody In the Telepram Today   Plan Bared to Auction Off Mates For Rich Miami Women Tourists

Miami Newspaper Publishes Details ‘Of Fantastic Marriage Market Scheme

APAVEE AMIELION Auction of Unmarried Men To Rich Women Advertisec

Newspaper Reports Fantastic Plan To Auction Unmarried Miami Men; Might Bring $100 Or Even Million

Crying Tot Hanged By Her Father   Another ‘Senseless’ Slaying Also Shocks New York City Police

I ather Hanes Crving Babe   In Another New York Crime Man Chokes His Wife

Curbs Asked On  Election Corruptior   Attorney General Asks Congress To Close Loopholes in Present Law

New Election Curbs Sougi  deaonholee’ Accajled   ‘Loopholes’ Assailed Before Congress

McGrath Asks Tighter Laws For Elections   He Asks Congress To Close “Tremendous Loopholes’ To Aid Probes

Cattle Sales Continue  At Low Ebb  Shortages Soon Are Preodintsoda

Beet Available; Wholesale Men  Fear Shortage Cattle Marketing At Lowest Point  Since Early 1949

Beef Supply Running Out, Dealers Say   Steaks Available at Most Butchers But Cattle Sales Still Off

Predict Shortage of Beef Soon   No Sign of Any Heavy ier Cattle Marketing in Offing.

US ‘Revolted’ By Democratic ‘Corruption’   Republican Leaders Warn Against Complacency in °D2 Presidential Race

Chicago To Fore For GOP  Convention   Gov. Arn Asserts Party Must Have Clear-Cut Policy

cipean? wera Teen HATA   Republican Governors Caution Party Members Against Complacency

Spot Strange Object in Sky   Looked Like Dime Near Weather Balloon

 Here We Go again...  Another Celestial Mystery Reported by Air Force Fliers

Flying Saucer Arguments Start Again hs Air Force Officers Report Disc

Court Sets Aside Hibicke Verdict   Circuit Judge Doubts Bribery Charge Proved

Britons Charge Deal to Move In And Take Over   Defense Minister Asks. Dominions For Military Help

CHARGE OIL GRAB IN IRAN TO AMERICANS   British Laborites Accuse Us of Conspiracy

TEACHER PAY, RENT PLAN» CRT APPROVAL   Legislature’ Clears Its Decks’ of-a Year's Importart Bills

Baby Asleep Tn Crib As  Home Blazes   Mother Fails In ‘Try To Enter Room

FIRE BLOCKS ENTRANCE T0 SLEEPING TOT   Son Of Howard Smiths Dies In Hospital ‘Of Burns

25 GRADUATED IN FIRE SCHOOL HELD IN BORO   Certificates Presented at Banquet; Fire Tnstruetor Chief Speaker

County Firemen: Complete Course      » Twenty-Five Received: * Certificates at Dinner ‘Last

11 Persons Die During Weekend   Fires, Wrecks, And Shootings Kill Six On Violent Weekend

Chiang Not Ready For Attacks On China Mainland But Is Preparing   Formosa Today Is Focal Spot Of Political And Military Activities In Far East And Chiang le The Center.

Chiang’s Mainland Invasion Desire Crimped By Necessity to Please U.S,

Truman Sets  Day For Talk   State of Union Message to Congress to Be at LL Monday

Truman Due To Ask: Huge  Excise. Boost.    Faxes On Liquor And. Tobaceo® Listed For’ Hikes In Proposalg

Luxury Tax Boosts Due As Program Is Launched  "President Outlines W.. . . 1m tT,   President Outlines Proposals To Raise Big New Revenues

Proposed Tax  Boosts Reach  Into Luxuries President Wants  Defense on Basis O1e Dac oc. ofan

Bigger Luxury Taxes Forecast  Truman To Ask Hikes To Reto In Defense

BIGGEST TAX BOOST IN U.S HISTORY ASKED   Truman To Urge Big Hike In Cigarette And Liquor Taxes

Higher Luxury Taxes Planned In'New Levies   Individual, Excise, Corporation Rates Would Be Increased

President To Ask Tax  OnLuxuries   Whiskey, Wine, Beer. Cigarettes Mentioned as Being in Line for Increase Request  Individuale Hit   Individuals Hit   Twenty Per Cent Jumy Might Be Levied on 50 Millions

Truman Message Due on Monday  Will Address Joint Conaress in Person

Big Luxury Tax Hikes Expected When Truman Asks Millions In New Funds

Big Boost Seen 'n Excise Taxes   House Leaders Given Preview of Budaet

Truman To Ask Big Tax Boosts On Luxury Items   President To Outline Proposals To Congress Tomorrow.

Hear Trunman Will Ask Tax Boosts on Liquor, Cigarets  Special Message On Tax Plan to Congress Friday

Giant Tax Bill Expected In Congress. Whiskey, Beer Tax To Be Increased

Baby Disappears, Stroller and All   Three-Year-Old Thinks Baby Is Her Doll and Takes Her Home

Raises Wanted  12 Million Consumers Hit As New York Milkmen Sijke

W’Arthur Hits U.S. War Plans In Texas Talk   Accuses Policy Makers Of Appeasement: Five Speeches to Be Made

MacArthur Raps Administration In Talk to Legion  Calls for All-Out Military Force In Korean Campaian

MacArthur Declares Force Is the Only Red ‘Persuader’   General, in Legion Address, Highly Critical of Truman Administration.

Mac Calls for All-Out Use: of Military  Tells: Legion of _ Yank Slaughter

Fear Rules  Our Policy Heads: Mac   Moral Weakness Play: Part in Talk About Peace, He Says.

TRUMAN SEEN LEADING U. 3. TO SOCTALISN   Legionnaires Approve MacArthur Rap At  Administration

General Hurls Bitter Charges AtHST Camp   Says Administration Guilty Of “Moral Weakness’ In Actions

S CAN'T NEGOTIATE WITH REDS   General Tells Legion Full Military Action Needed to End Slaughter of Yanks in Korea.   ASSAILS TRUMAN ECONOMIC POLICIES   Sees Socialism, Economic Disaster Trend; Says He Was Fired for Halting Formosa Deal.

MacArthur in Hof Attack on Administratior   Charges Plunging Nation Toward Socialism, Wants All-Out Military Force In Korea

Mac Bitferly Attacks Policy Of HST Group   General Says It’s Leading U.S. To Socialism, Disaster; Seeks All-Out War

GION THRONG = HEERS WARTHUR SLAP AT TRUMAN   neral Says Administration Leading U. S. Toward ialism and Holding  Back Power on Korea.   FOR HARDER BLOWS AGAINST FOE   sted Commander Declare: e Wrecked Secret Plan to Let Formosa Fall to Reds.

Yalu Declared America's First  Line of Defense 20,000 Texans   20,000 Texans Hear Him Blast War Conditions   Defiant Sneech

Can't Negotiate with Reds, General Tells Legion: 15-Point Program Urged to Correct Weaknesses

MacArthur Carries His Campaign  Into Texas ‘Soundly Blasts  Administration ‘Appeasement’ Tr  ¥F wwor

Raps Truman's Domestic and Foreign Policy   Calls for All-Out War in Korea; Still Fears Formosa Deal

Accuses Administration Of Moral Weakness By  Proposing Appeasement   _ Ousted Five-Star General Calls For Stronger Measures Against Enemy . To End War Rapidly And Decisively

MacArthur Says Nation Headina Into Socialism   Raps Administration Policies On Military, Domestic Matters

Mac Says ‘Truman Is Holding Back   Would Throw Everything at Reds; Cheered by Legion.

Punches At Moral  Weakness   Says Weakness Is Such We Pay Tribute In Blood

ARTHUR AddAlLD TRUMAN POUGED IN KOREAN WAR   General Tells 20,000 in) Address at Austin, Tex., Washington Is Trying  to Appease Enemy.   CALLS YALU RIVER FIRST DEFENSE LINE   Declares If Russia Strikes I Will Be Because of Moral Weakness the Adminis tration Displays.

M‘Arthur Flays Truman's War Stand in Korea  Legion Shouts Approval of His  Ritenynct Atari:   Cheer 49 Times

Weak Policies Called Perilous   Texans Hear General Blast Administration

Korea Policy Is Assailed By M’ Arthur   U. S. Policy Makers Accused of Appeasement by General   URGFS TOUGHER WAR   Truman Administration Influenced from Abroad, He Charges

M’Arthur Raps Policy OF U.S.   General Accuses - Policy Mokers Of - Appeosenrent In Korea

Mac Bitterly Accuses U. S. of  Appeasement Tells Texas Crowd There Is “Moral   Tells Texas Crowd There Is “Moral Weakness” in Talking of a Peace Settlement; Sees First Line at Yalu.

Former Far East Leader Calls For End of War   Says Foreign Policy Guided By ‘Fear Of What Others Think’

MaeArthur  Fires Sharp New Blast At Truman   Administration  Policies Assailed And Draws Cheers  Of Lecionnaires

VW Arthur Rips Administration  On Korea War   Legion Cheers Ex-Leader As He Says U. S. Holds Back Winning Cards

Declares U.S. First Line Of Defense Is Yalu River, Not Elbe   ‘Old Soldier’, In Texas Speech, Charges Policy Appears To Be Influenced’ By Fear Of What Other _ Nations May Think Or Do—Accuses Planners Of Appeasement In Karea

Miami Address Demands All-Out Battle for Korea  Administration Hit For Policy Invitina

$75,000 Is Sum. Assessed Union By Judge Tamm  ludae States Plea   Judge States Plea Shows Union Feels Its Responsibility

Trainmen’s Union Fined  $75,000   Pleads Guilty To Contempt In ‘Sick’? Strike

Judge Tamm In District Of Columbia District Court Follows Plea Of Guilty Of Contemvot In Potomac Yards

Railroad Unior Enters Unique  Guilty Plea  Fined $75,000 for Contempt Charges

Union Given  $75,000 Fine   Brotherhood Pleads Guilt; T., Cantemnt Charges

Trainmen Admit Contempt Charge  In Surprise Move  Court Orders Union To Pay $75,000 Fine

Union Fined For Contemp!   Railway Trainmen Plead Guilty, Ordered To Pey $75,000

Former Teacher Denies Attacks  “Played Hospital,” Little Girl Claims

Report of Crime Probers Ready Soon   Indications Are It Will “Pull No Punches.”

Pull No Punch In Crime Report  Straanw  Adaunenc’   ‘Strong Language’ In Kefauver Finding ‘On New York City -

Truman Attends Lincoln Service  President's Policies Attacked By GOP

",. . STREETS UP THERE PATROLLED .. .'  ‘Death Brings Final Glory to Burly "Mr. Marine‘

Commies Continue Buildups In All Korean Battle Areas   Ground Action Light; Weather Cuts Air Raids

Red Build-up Continues In Front Lines  U.N., However, Sees Noa Sions That New

Cease-Fire Talks In Korea Are Recessed To July 25th; Reds Bolster Front Positions

Communists Strengthen Positions   Air Operations Limited By Rain; Fichting Rrick

Commy Forces Continue To Bolster Lines   Buildup Now Equal To April 22 Army Spokesman Says

Communists Bolster Lines InKorea   Reds Continue To Build Up Strenath

No Big Attacks Begun In Korea  Sharp Clashes Occur At lron Triangle

Reds Continue Bolstering of Korean Forces   No Indications Seen of Aftack Seon; Patrols Meet Heavy Fire

Communists Bolster Frontline   Enemy Reported  To be Massing .  Units for Possible New Offensive

Reds Maintain Troop Buildup On Frontline   But No Indication : Is Seen By Allies.” Of Imminent Attack

Reds Continuing Arms Build-Up; Patrols Clash  IIN] Basveac Deahke   UN Forces Probe At Foe’s Main Lines But Are Turned Back

Red Forces Bolstering Positions   Report Increased Frontline Strength Shown by the Enemy; No Indication of Imminent Attack.

JUST SIX YEARS AGO   Rhode Island Observes. Jap Sur yender With s Legal Holiday

Brother Sues To Break Will Of Mrs. Ford   Kin Ignored, Claims $8 500.000 Estate

FORD ESTATE SHARE ASKED   Brother Of Late Mrs. Fore Plans Suit In Effort To Break Will

Debate Hot On Cutting Big Budget   GOP Would Squeeze Excess Water Out Of $71.000,000.000

Democrat Says Budget Can Be Cut   George and Othe SenatorsMayTake President’s Dare

George Claims Truman Budget  Can Be Slashed   Georgia Senator Sees Cut of Five or Six  Billion Without Harm

‘Truman Would Support Canadian Plan to Build  Seaway as Alternative ©

HST Stand On Seaway  Stirs Capitol   Backs Canada To Build Project

Seaway Proposa Reaction Mixed  Truman Agreeable To Canadian Plan

MARKLAND KELLY TO RUN AS INDEPENDENT   . Bahkimore Election Officials Ke verse Themselves On Mayerality Candidate

Harriman Believes Kremlin Must Now See Korean War Was Major Blunder   New Taxes, Same Controls Sought

Churchill Leaves For Visit To US Three Days Late   Tragic Note Added To Departure When His Messenger Dies

LEGION PARADE DRAWS THRONG   General MacArthur To Take Part In Double Feature— Will Speak To Veterans Weadnecdav-- "

bree To     Parades Today   All Danger of Hurricane In Florida at End Today

 Fnreat to Celebration Ends as storm Vanes: Double Feature Starring Legion Parade And Gen. MacArthur Packs Streets of Miami

Fugitive Reds Reported in  Minneapolis   Robert George Thompson and Sidney Steinberg Identified as Men Who Cashed Check in Hotel.

Others Enjoyed Some Free Days At Luxury Hotel   Dawson Returning To Stand Today For More  Questioning.

Northeast Corner Of State May Reach 25 Below   Motorists Warned   Motorists Warnec To Take Usual Winter Precautions

Northeast Corner Of State May Reach 15 Below   Motorists Warnee To Take Usual Winter Precautions

Clear Inspectors In Road Failure  Top Engineers Knew Of Defective Base

TRAMP PRA TTIPrS   See Quiet Probe When West Point Controversy Subsides  Official Board of Visitors From Senate   Otticial Board of Visitors From Senate To Visit Academy to Investigate Cribbing

Senate Committee Cuts $10,103,182 Cul of House Bil's   Will Put Missouri's Financial Affairs in Black Next Two Yoars.

Missouri Senate Trived Finance Bills From House Approms S10 Million

Senate Committee Cuts More Than 10 Million Off House Approved Bills

Senate Chops $10 Millions Off State Bills   Cuts All Along Line Put Budget Back In Black

Ten Millions Chopped From Appropriations   House-Senate Parley Required Before Bill Can Be Adjusted

Labor Leaders Attack Federal Control Orders  Claim Taft-Hartley Law Used As Club For Wage Ceilings

Charge Labor Act Is ‘Club’   Union Chiefs Assail Use By ‘Biq Business’

SHOW OF HATRED   Iranian’ Reds Tear Down Churchill Street Mark ers in Tehran

Not Sinful, Says Grand Rapids  City Wants Apology From Rep. Faulkner

Jones-Laughlin  -OKs:Splitup.0F_ Common Share:   Expansion and Worker  Stock Purchases. Authorized  ;

Jones-Laughlin OKs Splitup Of  Common Share:   Expansion and Workers Stock Purchases Authorized

Police Probe Alleged Kidnaping of Union Organizer af Chicago Plant

Union Leader Kidnaped By Red’ Gang   CIO Organizer Says Communists Held Him Prisoner

Lehman Renews Charge Against McCarran Probe   Columnists Claim False Testimony Taken is Aired

Beach Village Near Tacoma Buried in Mud   Six-inch Rainfall Causes Floods, Havoc in West Washington  By DICK ANDERSON

FBL INVESTIGATES ~ Young Convict Claims Sheriff Shot Him As He Lay Helpless

Allies Drive Reds Out With Fire Weapons   Fire Used to Oust Stubborn Enemy From Pillboxes on Western Korean War Front

Allies Use Fire To Oust Hidden Reds   FlamethrowersBrought Into Use In Korea To Clean Out Pillboxes; Huge Air Battle Fought

Reds Driven From Stands On Western Korea Front   Chinese Continue Vanishing Tactic In Varied Sectors

Allied Soldiers Push Communist: (ut Of Pillboxes   GI’s Label Strange Disappearing Tactic “Operation Mystery’

Chinese Red Forces Play Hiding Game   Yanks Call Enemy’s Strange New Tactic ‘Operation Mystify”

Enemy is Driven From Piilboxes BY Allied Forces      Chinese Communists Continue Strange Tactics of Disappearing; American Flyers Still Totting Up Score in Jet Battles

‘Allies Smoke Reds From Pillboxes   Still Adding Score Of Biggest Jet Battle in History

Allied troops Rout Reds With Flamethrowers  Air Force Claims 33 MIGs Shot Down Or Damaced Thursday

MacArthur Tour Means _ General's Brass Cap Is In Presidential Ring, Kerr Says

Senator Says MacArthur Car Tossed InRing   Tour In Texas Means He Will Campaign For President, Kerr Says

Texas Swing Shows Mac’s Hat Is In   Presidential Aspiration Shown in Consistent Criticism He Makes

‘Armed Forces High Command  ‘Discredits Declaration About ‘Buildup Of Communist Power   Declares Statement Given Out By Pentagon Briefing Officer Does Not Reflect Official Policy Or Views

Pentagon Officiais Perplexed   Briefing Officer And Marshall Make  Unucual Statamente

ERE OUR OLN A U sateen ener en a  High Command Disowns  Red Buildup Charges

Statement On Build-ups Not ‘Otte ial’   Does Not Reflect Top-Level View, Command Says

AMERICA HOPES RED BUILD - UP IS NO THREAT   Men, Weapons, Food Being Moved Into Position

High Brass Washes Hands Of Pentagon Ouiburst On Korea   “Snafu” Of Giant Proportions Indicated As Briefing Officer Bares Suspicions Of Communist Treachery In Cease-Fire Talks

Pentagon Snafu?  iDefense Dept. Washes Its Hands Of Officer's Report Of Enemy Buildup In Korea

VIEWS ON ENEMY BUILDUP DIFFER   I  HIGH COMMAND WASHES  HANDS OF STATEMENT   BY PENTAGON OFFICER.

High Command Washes Hands Of Stated View  Briefing Offirar Hae]   Briefing Officer Had Pointed Contrast in Red and UN Actions

FARMERS URGED TO HOLD COTTON   Growers Association Eleels T. B. Upchurch Jr. To Head Cooperative For Next Yoar

Former Messenger ‘Close to Truman’ Swears He Got No Fees in Connection With Loans

‘Somekacy Is a Ciar’  Youiig BetlesrAskiug “$05,000-Fce To dnfluence’ RFU  nan Getting

TESTIMONY DALLAS MAN CONTRADICTED   Wife’s Fur Coat Also Mentioned Before Probers

White House Employe’s Husband Denies Getting Fees For Aid With Loans   Contlicting Testimony Regarding RFC Deal With Oi] Company Brings Charge Ot Perjury From Senator

Young Denies Influence Use In RFC Loans   Stories Conflict Before Senators Probing Agency

Liar Somewhere, Says Sen. Tobey   Flatly Contradictory Testimony Is Given in RFC Inquiry

Denies Getting Fee  For RFC ‘pig Aid   Former Government Man Disputes Testimony of Attorney From Dallas

Young Denies Fee  For RFC Pull   Former U.S. Messenger Fights Influence Charge

Somebody Is Lying About Fees, Senafe Probers Decide   Testimony Is at Odds in Check of “Influence” in Obtaining RFD Loans.

He Didn't Help Firm, Young Says   Denies He Received Fees From Any One Seeking RFC Loans

Young Denies He Solicited Big Fee To Help Get Loan  Investigation Of RFC Se Be? ee

Perjury Hinted In RFC Probe  Man Denies Asking Fee Ae Anathar Chanvnac

Met Acecuser By Request, He Testities   Democratic Chief Boyle’s Name Figures In Testimony

EX-RFG WORKER DENIES HE ASKED FOR $85,000 FEE   Contradicts Story of Soliciting Cash to Aid in Getting Loan   Recalled to Stand, Texas Lawyer Repeats Bribe Stary

Young Denies He Received Fees For Loans   Senate Subcommittee Asks Him Questions About RFC Dealings

Never Posed As A ‘Fiver, Young. Swear   Ex-U. S. Messenger Alse States He Didn't Say He ) Could Get Loan

Young Denies  Receiving Fees  For RFC Loans   AHeged “Influence” Man Says He Did Not Seek Fee Of Texmass Corp.

RFC WITNESSES CONTRADICT EACH OTHER’S TESTIMONY   Government Messenger Denies Any Commissions For Aiding With Loan

Young Swears Got No Fees’  Questioning About RFC Loans Only Achieves Denials

Young Denies He Received  AnvRFCFees   Also Says Wife's Fur Coat Was Not Bought From Borrower From Federal Agency

‘Influence’ Fees In RFC Dealings Denied By Yount  Attorney Asked Him, ° Bavtle To Work On boat

One-Time Government Messenger Swears Before Senate Banking SubCommittee Today He Never Took Fees From Anyone Who Wanted RFC Loans—Contradicts Ross Bohannon's Testimony Regarding Texmass Corp.   SUCCESS DUE TO 'HARD WORK'

Babson‘s Authentic. Statement :  Students: and Finance: Them Thro ‘College LARGEST CORN CROP PORECAST

Civil Defense Program Reaches Senate After Unanimous Passage in the House

Tennessee Visit Planned: Trumar Goes fo Movies   ‘That Was Simple,’ Vaughn Remarks in Greeting General

Republicans in Majority on Grand Jury in Saratoga Gambling Probe

Reds Slink from Major Base Without Putting Up a Fight   Empty Chunchon May Be Indication Enemy Has Withdrawn Above 38.

Bill Asks Draft of Strikers   Workers Holding Deferments Would Be Hit; No Rail  * Peace aon Hariran

Draft Threat To Strikers   Bill in Congress Would Put Deferred ‘Sick Call’ Railmen Into the Army

Congress May Draft Strikers   Bill Introduced to Induct Railroad Strikers Now Holding Deferments

Seek to Draft Rail Strikers Now Receiving Deferments   IOWA FEELING EFFECTS OF SWITCHMEN’S STRIKE

sui No Progress In Kegotiations on Rail Dispute   Military Service Proposed For Strikers Who Have Occupational Deferments.

Would Draft Strikers Of Army Age   More Industries Are Crippled ‘By Transportation Loss

Tie-Up Is Called Serious Barrier To Peace Effort   “Sick Call’ Walkout May Force Closing of Entire Auto Industry

Would Draft Trainmen With Job Deferment   Bill Is Introduced in House as Strike Ties New Knots in Nation

Methodist Church  Plan Is Announced   Many Changes Would Come in Boards, Agencies, Is Report

But Ben-Gurion Denies Jews ‘Are Waging War   Air Assault Blamed On Killing of Seven ln Frontier Foray

Israel Isn't Bent on War   Prime MAlnister Makes Statement After Outbreai Of Trouble With Syria

Fear Syrians May Retaliate For Air Attack   Israelites Strike Troops For Death Of 7 Policemen

Balk by Bradley Fires Bitter Senate Wrangle  ‘Contempt Showdown Vote Resolves Dispute Todav

Quster Inquiry Is Turned Into Bitter Wrangle   Bradley's Refusal To Report Private Conversation Flayved

Wrangle Over Bradley Status   Dispute Puts His Testimony In Backeround

Russell Recesses  Probe To Monday   Committee Votes 18-8 To Protect Confidential Conversation

Truman Upholds Secrecy On April 6 Meeting  Committee to Vote Bradley  Refucal ta Talk  omorrow on

Party Wrangling Hit By Russell During Hearing   General Refuses To Tell Of Talk With President

Mac Ouster Probe Halts  In Wrangle  Senators Wrangle Over Bradlevw And   Senators Wrangle Over Bradley And HST Conference

REFUSES 10 TEL TRUNAK THK FACTS   Group Recesses After 3-Hour ' Battle: Vote Set . Thursday.

Angry Row Breaks Up. Hearing  Quster Probe Explodes In Ritter Wranelo

WHITE HOUSE TRON CURTAIN CHARGE AIRED   Approval Of General’: Stand Is Expected; Testimony Halts  wD. rae VAar LESTER EEE A

Bradley Refuses. Details  Of White House Confab; Truman Backs Him Up

Wranale Shaves Aside General s View On Korea  Bradtev Willing To   Bradley Willing To Tell Reasons For Firing MacArthur

Joint Panel Votes Today On Whether To Attempt  To Force Testimony   Senators’ Row Brings Angry Talk Of White House Tron Curtain’

Probe Explodes Into Quarrel On Testimony   Senators Argue No ‘Iron Curtain’ Should Be Drawn

Battling Over Bradley ‘Testimony   Hot Dispute Delays Further Testimony at Mac Hearing.

BITTER WRANGLE DELAYS M’ARTHUR QUSTER HEARING   Bradley Sits by as Sena tors Argue Power to Force Answers   ‘RON CURTAIN? HINTED   General Denies Gag; Democrats See Attempt to Sabotage Inquiry  ,

Senators Explode Into Bitter Rows  As Bradley Clams   Committees Decide Today On Whether To Force General To Talk

Truman Backs General's Balk on Wiley Query   Probers to Decide Today, But Move for Contempt Doubted

Senators Wrangle Over Testimony  Senator Ru: aell. Protests ‘Lee? Ameee (CC

WHITE HOUSE TRON CURTAIN CHARGE AIRED   Approval Of General's Stand ls Expected; Testimony Halts

Issue To Be Voted On By Senate Group   Truman Says He Will Not Apprave Airing of Talk

Senators Wrangle Over Testimony   Senator Russell Protests ‘Huddles’ Among GOP As Bradley Balks at Mee’

Angry Row  Over Bradle: Halts Probe By Senators  Committeemen  Hurl Charges ‘   Committeemen Hurl Charges At.Each Other  As Inquiry Lags

SENATORS DEBATE BRADLEY STAND IA ARTHUR INQUIRY   Will Vote Today on Whether to Try te Force Him to Reveal White House Conversation.   ANGRY ROW HALTS GENERAL'S TESTIMONY   All Signs Are That He Will Be Upheld in Refusal to Tell What Was Said at Meeting.

Bradley Refuses To Tell Of Talks With Mr. Truman   Committees Voting Today Whether To Force ‘The General To Reveal White House Conversation Qian Gocter

Committee Head Hits At Tactics; Wrangle Results   Senator Flares Up Just Before Bradley Was To Resume Stand.

POLICY PROBE VOTE SLATED ON NEW ISSUE   President Expected To Hold Majority In Argument

Senators Row Over Bradley  General Is Excused Until Dispute Ended

Chairman of Joint Chiefs Refuses to Tell Of Private Confab on MacArthur’s Ouster, Truman Says Matter None of Group’s Affairs

Bill Legalizing Air ‘Giveawaw’  Shows Passed   State Assembly Passes On To Senate Measure To Exclude Shows From Anti-Lottery Law

MacArthur Readies New Attacks Agains Government Policies  Charges Administration Started War They Are Now Afraid to Win

MaeArthur Charges U. S. Leaders Who Got Us Into War Seem Afraid To Win It   Delivers Fiery Address Before Texas Assembly

Foreign Policy Blasted Again By MacAtt ‘thur   General Spoaks In Texas; Claims Soviet May Strike Anytime

MW’ Arthur Accuses Truman Of Battlefield Appeasement In Opening Texas Tour

UJ. 8. POLICIES ARE BLASTED BY MW ARTHUR  Fey ratet   Deposed Far Eastern General Readies New Attacks on ‘Administration.

POLICE DIRECTOR TESTIFIES  Cohen Tried to Muscle  In on Texas Racket:

West Germany Expected To Accept Pact Next Week   ‘Big 3° Predicts Unitication

To Move Quickly On Defense Deal  Foreign Ministers Hope to Negotiate ‘Rapidly on est Germany  SEE EVENTUAL UNITY  Express Hope for Unity for All Germany, Peace With Foes   SEE EVENTUAL UNITY

Plan To Admit W. Germany To Defense Setup   Big 3 Ministers Study Effects Of Inflation On Shaky  ge RSIS SS ee Ge eee ee COE ER tees eae, ye

Foreign Ministers Hope tc  Negotiate ‘Rapidly on West Germany   SEE EVENTUAL UNITY   Express Hope for Unity for All Germany, Peace With Foes

SOME SPECIAL RIGHTS DUE TO BE RETAINED   United Germany Is Implied In Agreed Plans For Nation

Speed Is Sought By Big Three in Defense Line-Up   Inflation Danger Warning Is Given

Agree at Parley To Peace Status For Bonn Nation  Pact with Austria Also To Be Pushed By Allied Group

BIG THREE ALSO WILL WORK FOR AUSTRIAN PACT   Foresee Unity of Germany, Future Peara Sottlament

Plan Pressure to Get Germans in Western Line   __Big Three Will Push .. Negotiations for ‘Defense Setup

GOP Senator Sees Opposition To War-Making Powers Of Atlantic Pact

Withdrawal of Chinese Reds in Korea Is Enigma to Allied Military Leaders

What Are Ene Lamnese Wp £OiNOwWw  Korean Enigma Grows More Puzzling

Chinese. Refreat Big Enigma of War in Korea  Confused Withdrawal Or Definite Purpose? Allied Chiefs: Disnarea

Chinese Puzzle  Brass Disagree On Intentions Of Chinese Reds   Opinions Vary From Full-Scale Retreat To Trap

Allies Puzzled By Retreat Of Reds In Korea  Enemy Ma y Be Up To  . ee 8

Chinese Reds’ Tactics Puzzling; Some Sav ‘Retreat.’ Others ‘Trick

What Are Chinese Reds Planning? —That Is Big Puzzle Of Korean Wat

Groups Fail ToAgree on Red Actions   One Thought Is Chinese Are in Full Retreat Close to Confusion as  UN igen Gain  pees aaa wan wo a 2   Trick, Say Others   Purpose Is Seen Behind Pull-Back, Plans Are Changed

What Goes On in Chinese Reds’ Military Mind Grows Puzzling   Some Think They've Something Up Sleeve, Others That Retreat Ja Full-Scale; Give Up Intricete Defense System

War Enigma Is Purpose Behind Red Withdrawal   UN Leaders Disagree On Reason For Lack Of Heavy Resistance

‘hinpse Puzzle   Is It An All-Out Retreat Or Do Red Troops Have Something Up Sleeve?

What Goes On In Communist Military Minds Becomes Greater Puzzle Daily

What Goes On In Chinese Red Military Mind fs More Puzzling   May Be Full-Scale Retreat; Some Think They Haye Something Un Sleeve

—WHY ARE REDS RETREATING?—  Militarists Differ On Reason For Withdrawal

Woman Dies in Wspt. Fire  Mrs. Bessie Heim Trie  Te Reccne Man &5

AP Man Accused Of Czech Insults  Oatis Also Charged With Seriurinn Sarratc

Charges Filed Against Oatis  U.S. Aid Still Tries To Visit Newsman

—— Accusations Made... . Czech Government Presses Charges Against American

Soils Conservation Work Makes Good Progress 42 Farm Plans Worked Out In Monroe District

Peril Point Provision Draws Blas!   President Pledges to Build Up Strength by Tariff-Cutting

Can't Trust Them Hut...     Dewey, Starting Far East Trip, Hopes Truce Will Brine Peace

Barkley Presented Gavel By Truman   Pavs Surprise Visit to Senate

Truman Gives Gavel to Barkley, Tells Senators “Wish  Was Back With You”

160 Tons of TNT Set Off as Army Test Gives World’s Biggest Non-Atomic Blast

U.S. lanores British, Trains Teams For Atomic Age Defense Of Seas

NAVY REVEALS ATOMIC TEAMS ARE TRAINED   Planes Taking Off From Carrier With ‘Simulated’ Bomhe-

Navy A-Bomt Carrier Plan Is Unveiled   New Operations Chief Reveals Teams Trained

Navy Tells Ot A-Bomh Air Punch   Carrier Planes Trained to Deliver Atomie Strikes

TO CONTINUE   Combined Civilian And Military Production To Be Carried On

Huge Seas Sweep Ocean   Stormy Winds Hurl Flood Waters onto British, Continental Coasts

Hurricane Winds Trap Hundreds Of Ships In Atlantic; Some In Danger

Ships Lashed By Hurricane  In Atlantic   Sixty-Foot Waves Hit British Coast

Flood Waters Swamp Britain   Hurricane Winds Roar Across Atlantic

Hurricane Winds Hit Ships Near  Continent   Ireland Reports ~ Deaths Of Ten In Heavy Storm

Former Local Man Set Free After Murder Questioning   Dwight Sweet, Now a Chicago Bartender, Geilled 7 Hours in Detroit Ambush-Killing _

Hoover Backs Truman in Plar  To Feed India   Former President Joins Project for Relief of Famine

Hoover Upholds Plan Of Famine Relief For India   Backs President Truman On $200 Millian Outlay

a  HOOVER JOINS TRUMAN DRIVE TO PUT THROUGH PLAN AIDING FAMISHED INDIA

HOOVER WOULD HELP FEED INDIA   EX-PRESIDENT AGREES TO AID TRUMAN PUT OVER RELIEF PROGRAM,

OPTIMISM SROWS AFTER UN OFFER   Expect Reds To Accept A Proposal Prepared By Allies

Heavy Fire Loss In Passaic, N. J.   Million Dollars Damaae Estimated

‘It’s Tough on the Inside’  Innocent Tax Bureau Employes .“Spattered’

Dozens of LeMars Young Folks Head for Colleae   Westmar Enrolls 37 from Le Mars

Accidental Deatt Toll 13 in State   4 Perish When Cor Crashes Into a Tree

Jurors Weigh Fate of Trio in Atom Spy Case  Other Traitors ' Made Escape, U. S..Contends   tale for Ruccia’

Trio Denounced As “Traitors” By Prosecution   Conviction Could Mean Death Penalty

Jury Considers Fate of 3 in Atom Spy Case   Government Claims Gang Stole Vital Secrets for Russia

Jury Considers Guilt of Three Alleged A-Spie:   Rosenbergs and Sobell Soo: May Learn Fate In. Celebrated Case

Red Attackers Being Forced lo Withdraw  Allied Forces Gain In Cou nter r Ata acks

Oldest Captive Gorilla Celebrates His 25th Birthday in Philade!phia

FCC Forces Only Marysville Station Off Air   Two High School Boys In Group Operating Unlicensed Station

—KOREA—  UN Gives Final ‘No’ On Troops   REDS GRANTED 4-DAY RECESS

UN Says. No Retreat In Recess   Reds Request Withdrawal Be Considered

UN Says No To Red Demands For Withdrawal of Foreign Troops As Price For Peace

UN's Final ‘No’ On Withdrawing Troops Issued  Reds Ask, Get Four Days to Study Situation

Reds Granted 4-Day Truce To Study Plan   Another Ultimatum On CeaseFire. Talks  Given Communists

Study UN's Final ““No™ To Demand Foreign Troops Leave Korea   Next Move Is Up To Reds; News men Believe High Commands Will Handle Matter In Future.

Won’t Draw Troops Out Of Korea   Truce Talks Are Recessed Until Next Wednesday

UN Gives Final No’ to Troop Withdrawal  Commun nist Delegate Canal Advuica Ben   Communist Delegates Seek Advice From Peiping and Moscow

FINAL “NO” IS GIVEN REDS AT TRUCE TALKS  Enemy Negotiators Granted Four-Day Recess to Study Allied Ultimatum.

Veteran 25th Infantry. Division Gains Perhaps Greatest Victory Past Week

Han River Crossing, Subsequent Fighting In Last Week Gives 25th Its Greatest Success

: 25th Division Heroism Marked a Scorching Attack Across the Han

CIVIL RIGHTS THEIR GRIPE Southern Demos Considering ‘Sit Down’ Against Truman

Convention Dixiecrats  May Strike   Silent Sit-Down Plan In Chicago In 1952  Under Discussion

Fight Flares On N.Y. Docks   Port Nearly Closed As Strike Spreads

Senators Hold Secret Parley With Military   Lawmakers Urge Greater Accent on Air Power In Strateovy Talk

SENATE UNIT CUTS CORPORATION LEVY   Trims $55,000,000 from  Increase Approved by House

Corporations Tax Hike Cut ByCommittee   Senate Group Has More Changes; ‘Plot’ To Fight Tax Increase Charged

Corporation Tax Studied By Senators  55 Millions Cut Of   55 Millions Cut Of Figure Fixed By  Canorecemen

General Motors fives Pay Hike   Million Workers Will Ge 5 Cent Hourly Boost

Million UAW Men In Line  For 5e Hike   DETROIT — (AP) — Ford followed General Motors’ lead today and agreed to give its  113,000 production employes a five-cent hourly cost-ofliving wage boost.

Others May Follow  G.M. Uses Old Index To Grant 5-Cent Pay Raise

Mobilization ls Slowed Down By Balky Labor   Another Pay Hike For Auto Workers Now in Prospect

Auto Raises Likely Soon      ‘Industry Expected } To Take GM Course

GM Grants Wage Boost Of 5 Cents   Other Companies Under Labor Pact May Follow Lead

Auto Workers To Get Pay Hike   General Motors Gives 5-Cent Boost

GM Will Give 5-Cent  Hour Raise   Announce Move After a Conference With CIO’ Auto Worker Officials   COST-OF-LIVING PEG   Boost Parallels New Index —Reuther Says Union  Might Take Rollback?

Boost Due To Living Cost Rise   Other Motor Concern: Expected ‘to Follow Lead of Biggest Firm

Wage-Price Rollback Is Suggested  Reuther Says Unio   Reuther Says Unio Would Okay Freeze At Pre-Korea Level

Goon Squads Operating on Waterfront Army May Send Troops To Load Men, Materials to Defense Fronts

Storm Signals Up, Bankers Are Informed  , a ee,  ep Ce eee   Cornell President  Scores Inflation And Wacto

Bankers Warned At Convention   ABA Winds:Up Tith Session In Chicazu:...

Railroad Wreck In Louisiana ls Investigated  eta k: Cac’ oS   Effort Sought To Learn Why Troop Train Didn't Switch

Seek Cause of Train Collision  C rach in  anuiciana   Crash in Louisiana Brings Death to 8

8 Dead, 60 Injured In Train Collision  Probe Is Slated   “Message to: Sidetrack Streamliner Ignored, Or Garbled

Claim Ignored. Message Caused Rail Disaster    With Most of tha Train Crew Dead, Hearing May Not Discloca All Encee

Hearing Slated In Effort To Place Blame For Crash In Which Eicht Died

Plan Hearing Into Cause OF Train Wreek   Crew on Marine Train Disregarded Order in Accident That Left 8 Dead in Louisiana.

Crash Blamed On Crew Of  Troop Train   Coroner Says Message Was Either Garbled Or lenored

To Investigate Cause of Wreck   8 Killed, 60 Injured As Result of Train  Collision in Louisiana

Train Collision Toll Set at 8: 60 More Hurt   Many Casualties On Troop Train in Louisiana Crash

8 Died in La. Train Wreck  One Marine Killed  In Troop Train Crash

Officials Plan Investigation Of Train Collision   ‘Coroner Says Crash Caused By. Message Impronerlv. Handled:

Ignored Signal Blamed For Railway Crash   Hearing Due Soon In Louisiana Accident  That Kills At Least &   Where rail tragedy struck.

TROOP TRAIN IGNORED ORDER TO SIDE TRACK   Crash with Flyer Caused by Garbled, Forgotten and Ignored Order.

Troop Train Blamed For Collision    Forgot or Ignored Note. Official Savs

Marines Lauded ForRescue Work In Rail Crash  Trooo Train Crew   Troop Train Crew Fails To Clear Main Line; Probe Ordered

LOUISIANA TRAIN ACCIDENT PROBED   Side Track Orders Ig. nored by Troop Train

Plan Probe Of Railroad Crash Fatal To Eight  Sixty Injured, One  Marine Missing In West An Gab

Plans Made for Crash Inquiry  8 Dead and 60 Hurt In Train Collision

—TRAIN CRASH Probe Wreck Fatal To 8; 60 Injured  Five Marines Are Seriously Hurt

Plat Probe Of Train Collision   Wreck. Toll Set At Eight Dead:60 Others Injured:

Senate Report Avers Creditor Never Saw Note   ‘Uncle Joe’ Mum On Latest Twist To Famed Letter

Spending Record Set by Solons For Peacetime «   Members Will Face Busy Time on Probes Surveys and Junket

Congress Generally Backed Truman ‘on Foreign Affairs,  but Bucked Him on Domestic Issues

Protestant Uproar Greets Appointment ot Gen. Clark  As Ambassador to Vatican   82nd Congress- -Good, Bad or Indifferent--At Least Was  Spendingest and Investigatingest in Peacetime History

Fight Off 100,000 Red Attackers   MacArthur Visits Front Near Seoul

South Koreans And Americans ~ Elude Red Trap   ‘Allied Forces Lose Men, ' . Material In Offensive _ By 100,600 Communists

Situation Fluid, Armies Regroup      MacArthur Visits Front; Enemy Aims for Weniu Rail Hub

Allied Forces Range Almost At Will Over Entire Korean Front  Main Body of Reds Withdraws Trying to Set Up Defense Line

Communists Digging In On New Line   Appear To Have Given Up Idea Of Another Offensive

Advancing Allies Hunt Fleeing Chinese  No-New Red Offencive Foracaan Ac Rade Retraat

UN Parsuers Range 60-Mile Korean Front  New Communist Drive BReliavan ‘Ramnie’ he   New Communist Drive Believed ‘Remote’ by  ll. & leedere

Racket Czar Given 21 Months In Prison   Domenick -tnzatone Also Fined $1,000 For Fatsoly Claimine Citizeushin: Appeal Filed

Oscar Winner Ferrer Denies  That He’s Red   Appears As Latest Hollywood Figure In House Group Probe

“Oscar” Winner Ferrer To Tell House He’s Not Communist Party. Member

FBI 1S HOLDING LINCOLN MAN   John Harvey McAllister Charged With Cheek Forgery, Car Theft, And-Impnersonating Officer.

With the Legislature—  Senate Okays Redistricting Bill: Auto Tag Repreive Expected

STATE HAS FIVE TRAFFIC DEATHS OVER WEEKEND   Two Killed in Sunday Accident  : on Highway Near   Altamont.

Former Pennsylvania Woman Found Cremated Under Circumstances That Battle Officials

Gain Along Entire Front in Drive for Vital Bases Which Could Determine War's Future, Reds Back to Where They Started Offensive

Home  . Edition  PRICE 7 CENTS   UN's Drive Nearer Key Red Bastion

SMASH AHEAD TOWARD RED STRONGHOLD   Tight Censorship Blacks Out Details of U.N. Proaress.

Move Ahead in Try for a Major Victory   Reds Fall Back To Starting Point of April Offensive

Allies Plunge Towards Reds lron Triangle  Enemy Back Almost To Point Where   Enemy Back Almost To Point Where April Drive Beqan

Ce ee, ee Nh oe  How Old Do Fotks Get in lowa-Thats a Miohiv Viral Onestia:

Under-Sea Peak  Diiemees  Basintesien   Largest  Mountain Below Ocean

Reds Indicate They'll Favor Plan Offered   Acceptance Could Halt All Ground Fighting Be fore Christmas

Reds Indicate Latest Truce Plan Acceptable   Approval Would Bring Immediate Halt to Fighting

Problems Face Legislature  Ban on Horse Racing ls Now Sought in Ohio

Took Bribes to Speed Up Visas   Former Vice Consul  Got $10,000 for Role

‘Former Vice Consul Confesses Alt  Bribery Helps Get Chinese into U.S

Accused Of Taking $10,000 .... Ex-Official Facing Charge Of Bribery

Ex-Consul Admits Accepting Bribes To Speed Visas  Chinese in Country

Young Diplomat Admits $10,000 Chinese Bribes  Gifts Speed Visas; More Vice Bared

cx-Consul Admit: Taking Bribes  Took $10,000 From Chinese for Visas

SCANDAL HITS U.S. CONSULATE AT HONG KONG   Former Vice Consul Admits Accepting Bribes For Issuing Visas

Ex-Vice Consul Faces Indictment   North Carolinian Accused In Bribery To Speed Up Visas

Ex-Vice Consul. Held For Bribery   Took Money For ‘ Visas To Chinese.

Bribery Laid To Vice Consul!  U.S. Official In China Faces Trial

Killed After Being Quizzed   Mrs. Counts Was Questioned on Big Robbery

ENEMY BLOCKED ON FRONT LINES BY U. N. TROOPS   Red Leaders Sacrifice Over 48,000 Soldiers In Futile Effort To Crack Al lied Defenses.

REDS’ LOSSES 48,541 IN FIVE-DAY ATTACK: ALMOND IS CONFIDENT   UN Casualties Few

Red Chieftains Sacrifice Men In Futile Drive   48,000 Reported Lost By Commies On Central Front

Almond Reports Red Sacrifices  Of 48,341 Troops  Ind Division Creditec   2nd Division Credited With Greatest Toll Of Casualties

COUNT 48,000 RED CASUALS IN B-DAY ASSAULT   Tremendous UN: Fire Power Blunts Offensive On  Central Front

Big Communist Offensive Bogs Down In 10 Day:  Americans Confident Of Stopping Enemy

48,341 Red Losses In Five Days    Most Of Casualties Inflicted By Second Division; New Attack Is Expected

Big Four Delegates Divided On What Topics Can Be Set     Up For Discussion By Aides

Soviet Move Perils Talks By ‘Big Four   West Allies Believe Chances Lessened By Attitude Of Gromyko

West Delegates Are Pessimistic Over Talk Chance   Meet For Third Time After Clashing Over Their Own Agenda

WEST AND REDS ARE FAR APART IN PARIS TALKS   Deputies Fail To Agree On Topics ’ For Proposed Con ference.— Russian  Balks Any Action.

Deputies Can’t Seem to Agree   Big Four Delegates Meet For Third Time: In Clash Yesterday

Disagreement Plagues Envoy: Of Big Four   Delegates Argue On What They Themselves Can Discuss

Big 4 Deputies At Odds After Two Sessions  Subjects For Talks . Uncertain As Reds, West Allies Disagree

Second Division Shatters Enemy In Bitter Clashes  Chinese Offensive Stalled; Massing For New Attacks

Casualties Set At 60,000 Since Opening of Drive;  Allies Plug a Hole

Withdraw From Half of Korean: Central Front - :  Allies: Advance on A hAtlee nf. Penne

Tenth Corps Counts Heavy  Five-Day Toll   Second Division Infantrymen Are Heroes of Stand

Chinese Offensive: Broken by. Staunch Allied Stand in Korea   + Reds Fall. Back After Leaving: Battlefield: » ‘ Littered With Own Dead; Second Division:. * Men Called Heroes of Strong U.N. Defense:

60,000 Communist Soldiers Killed or Wounded in Five Days Drive Against Allies

Huge Losses Take Starch Out Of Foes   Chinese Retreat In. Heavy Rain, Give Up Central Bridgeheads

LOSE 60,000 MEN IN FIVE: DAY ATTACK   Tenth Corps Kills or Wound 24,700 Reds Sunday in “Biggest Execution”’ of War.   REDS FALL BACK IN DRIVING RAIN   Losses Yesterday Equal  - Four Previous Days’ Total; Artillery Catches Enemy Burying Dead. 

60,000 Lost In Five Day  Commie Push   Critical Gap in Allied Lines Plugged; U. 8. Division Contributes Brilliant Maneuver

Second Division Closes Gap By Brilliant Move   Aided By Curtain Of Fire, Indianhead Outfit Shifts From Hongchon-Inje Road

Bridgeheads Given Up In  Center Line   U.S. Second Division Inflicts Biggest Toll On Battered Chinese

Enemy's Sunday Casualties Exceed 24,000   Retreat Is Under Way Along 20-Mile Sector of Battleline

Losses Set At 60,000, Allies Say   U.N. Troops Blunt Latest Offensive, Await Next Action

Severe Losses Force Enemy fo Retreat in Korea   Red Casuclities Estimated at 60.000 Men in Their Five-Day-Old Offensive.

Sunday Toll Highest Yet   Reds Drop Back on WestCentrol Line; Second Division Situation Stil . Dangerous

Starch Taken Out Of Reds’ Drive—Almond  Chinese Suffer   Chinese Suffer Ghastly Casualty Toll In Futile Five-Day Attack

REPORT ENEMY LOSSES NEAR 60,000   U. S. Second Division Deals Chinese Severe Blow  ALLIES   Suffer Comparatively Few Casualties From Human Sea Wave Attacks

Reds Fall Back After Heavy Loss   Estimate Communist Toll Of 60,000 During Five Day Korean Offensive   ALLIES ADVANCING   Brilliant Tactical Move By Indianhead Division Plugs Critical UN Gap

Invaders Are Withdrawing ...  Some 60,000 Reds Lost in 5-day Drive

9-Day Drive Proves Costly For Enemy   Sunday’s Casualty Report Is Largest Total of Enemy Dead and Wounded

Red Casualties Reach Largest Single-Day Toll   Allackers Retreat On Half Of East-Central Front; Abandon Bridgeheads

60,000 Enemy Troops Reported Killed, Wounded   Five-Day Offensive Crumbles; Second Division Gets Praise

Reds Pull Back After Big Losses   Allies Estimate Comminist Attack Cost 60,000 Men

Sunday’s Toll Biggest One-Day Total Of War   Five-Day Total Counted At Nearly 60,000; General Almond Comments On Futility Of Communist Offensive Efforts; Gets eral Withdrawal Reported.

Reds Withdrawing Central ‘Front After Losing 60,000   24,700 Killed On Sunday Alone

24,700 TOTAL FOR SUNDAY’S FIGHTS ALONE   Believe Enemy May Be Planning A ehag Bia Push

Reds Withdraw After Shocking Battle Losses  Allies Pursuing   Allies Pursuing Retreating Enemy As Drive Collapses

Ind Division Inflicts Most Of Casualties   Sunday Toll Set At 24,700; Total Nearly 60,000 Men

Reds Pull Back After Losing 60,000 Men   2nd Division Inflict: Most of Casulaties: ‘Stull. in- Good Shape

Reds Begin Big Retreat From Korean Area   Chinese Lose Close To 60,000  Man In Rattelo

The Weather   LossesHit60,000  InNewOffensive   UN Forces Suffer Light Casualties As Communists Abandon Positione

Red Drive Is Stalled By Lesses   Estimate Enemy's” Losses 60,000 Men In Five Days; A” ‘Retreat Hes Beaun

Commies Lose Nearly 60,000 Men In 5 Days   Foe Abandons Bridgeheads,  Retires Toward Chunchon

Almond’s Tenth Corps Reports 24.700 Foes Downed Sunday   Reds Retreat As Casualties  Near 60,000

Enemy Pulling Back on20-Mile Front, Aiming  For Chunchon   Second Division Killed og Wounded 37,750 in 5Day Offensive

) Day Old Korea Offensive Costly to Enemy Force   Pullbacks Under Way Along 20 Miles of Front; Holes Plugged

Red Retreat Along Half Of Central Front   Communists Lose Nearly 60,000 In Five-Day Fight

U. N. Forces Suffer But Few Casualties From the Enemy's Human Sea Wave of Attacks

Reds Start A New Frontal Pullback   Latest 5-Day Offensive Results in 60,000 Enemy I neces   RETREAT TO CHUNCHOND   Communists Appear to Be Massing for New Blow at  2nd Division

Enemy Estimated To Have Suffered 60,000 Casualties in Their . Five-Day-Old Drive

Reds Back Up After Losing 60,000 Men   Retreat In Rain From Half Central Front In Korea

Retreating From Half Of Korean Central Front   Allied Troops Kill 24,700 Reds On Sunday, Biggest One-Day Total

Reds Withdraw on Half of Central Front In Korea   U.N. Claims 60,00C Red Casualties In Five-Day Attack

Reds Withdraw —Lose 60,000 In Five Days   Chinese Continue to Mass for New Assault On Battered American Indian Head Division

Fighting Eases Along Most of Front in Korea   ‘Still Dangerous’ Despite Slaughter, Officer Believes

Battered Communists  W ithdrawing   Chinese Sustained   Chinese Sustained Staggering Losses

Tenth Corps Alone Accounts tor 48,341. Enemy Retreats on 20 Mile Front Amid Heavy Rain.

France Will Fight,  Auriol Assures   French President Addresses Joint Session Of U.S. Congress Today

Auriol Pledges French Support  Says His Nation to Healy Fight Reds

France Will Fight Reds,  —Auriol   French Presidert Addresses Congress; Gives Long-Range Peace Program

Auriol Promises Congress France Will Fight Against Russia Aaaression

Auriol Promises Support Against Red Agaression   France's President Presents Long-Range Program for Peace

Assembly Vote: Recess; Awaits New Tax Plan ©   Senate Holds Up - Action on Weight Loads for Trucks

Assembly Takes Recess To Sept. 17  Senators “Very Reluctantly” Agree to

PA. ASSEMBLY TAKES RECESS UNTIL SEPT. 17   Tax Program Collapse Sends Solons Home. To Mend Fences -

Conferees Stud) Map to Decide On Buffer Zone  Allies and Reds Shield Talks on

News Blackout Put on Minding Uranium Block   Authorities Trying To Solve Mystery Of Texas Discovery

A. J. Wirtz Dies at Game  Ex-Undersecretary Of Interior Succumbs

Former Undersecretary Of Interior A. J. Wirtz Dies At Rice-T.U. Game

ASKS DEATH FOR COLLAZO      District Attorney Cites Murderous Purpose To Slay Truman.

(Reds Renew Withdrawal Propusal   Pulling Out OF Foreign TroopsComes Up Again

Reports of New Red Peace Bid Heard In U.N.   Arab-Asian Members  Confer Over Cable  From North Koreans

12 Arab-Asian Nations Study ‘Peace Cable   Red Offer Seen Both in Good And Bad Lights

NEW PEACE BID FROM RED CHINA REPORTED MADE   Talk Of Communist Offer Stirs United Nations Delegates -——N. Korean Offer  Discussed.

Peiping Peace Offer Rumored  North Korean Cable Mostly Propaganda

Peace Bid Report Circulates In UN   Delegates Study Official Text Of North Korean Cable

Arab-Asian Bloc Making Study Of Red Korean Cable   Reports Also Claim Red China Has Made Peace Rid.

Reports of Nev Red Peace Bid Heard In U.N.  Arab-Asian Members   Arab-Asian Members Confer Over Cable From North Koreans

Asian Bloe Studies New ‘Peace Bid’   Rau of India Denies Getting Peiping Message

UN Expecting New Peace Bid  . Asian Bloc Studies North Korean Cable

Senator Lodge Claims Eisenhower As President  Could Stave Off War   Labels General As Republican and Opens A Formal Campaign

Truman Sees > New Weapons   Big Changes in Wage Program Considered

Murray Calls Policy Makers  To Conference   Thursday Meeting May Answer Truman’s Plea to Avert Strike

Murray Calls Top Command Talk Thursday   Nationwide Steel Stri ike  Hinges on Ontcome f£.P Maw

Former British Diplomat Dies  Ambassador Served Government 40 Years

preerepe Former Envoy Toll S. Dead   Served as British Ambassador From 1946 to 1948; Was Rewarded as Friend of Stalin.

Senate Passes Bill, Sends It fo White House   Measure Includes Billion for Start of Big Air Force

Korean 38th Parallel Remains One Of the Hottest Diplomatic Subjects

Hottest Spot in World Invisible Line Running Across Central Ko-ea

Without Food Since Thursday: 1300 Convicts in Second Week Of Sitdown Strike in Utah Pen

Dewey Says Wherry Resolution Would Paralyze U. S. Defenses   New York Governor Calls on Congress to Approve Sending of Troops to Western Europe

Dewey Urges Congress To Approve Troop Plans   Strongly Opposed To: Resolution:By Wherry On Question Of Sending Troods:To Europe

Dewey Approves Gls for Europe   U.S. Must Not ‘Turn Tai,’ He Tells Senate

Fears For Safety Of Free US.   Tells Wherry His Resolution Should Be Killed by Big Vote

OK on Troops-To-Europe Is Advocated by Dewey  In Senate Group Hearing

Dewey Favors Sending Troops  Would Show Europe U. S. Not Turning Tail

Dewey Wants Troops Sent To W. Europe   Strongly Opposes Wherry’s Idea Of Congress Control

Telephone Rates Increased in Area   PUC Approves Estimatec $1,382,000 Annual Hik: For 100,000 Subscribers

TELEPH GRANTED HIKE IN AREA RATES   Increases to 35° Are Okayed By State Utility Group

Ridges Around Kumsong Fall   Red Resistance Near Vital Base Vanishes

Red Resistance Vanishes in Kumsong Sector  Allies Take Last Ridges Southeast

Allied Troops Seize Heights Near Kumsong  Believe Supply Hub Is Now Deserted By

U. N. Presses For Cease-Fire Line af Fighting Front   Buffer Zone at Parallel 38 Would Mean Total Withdrawal of U. N. Troop:

Allies Want Present Front   Communists Recess, to Present Own Case at Saturday Session

Peace Dickers Recessed Until Saturday A. M.  Communists To Study

Hold-F ire Line Next To Fore   Conference at Kaesong Gets Down to Brass Tacks in Sesion

Red Generals Present Their Case Tomorrow   Armistice Conference Down to Brass Tacks; If Cease-Fire Line Is Worked Out, Supervision Plan Is Next Item

Spreads To Row Houses   NONE DEAD; HUNDREDS EVACUATE HOMES; ESTIMATE DAMAGE AT $2,000,000

Bia Market In Baltimore Burn: With Heavy Loss   Signs Of Arson Are Sought; 10 Persons Burned And Hurt

Spiritual Power Basic in Quest For World Peace   American Clergy in Sermons and Prayer, Point Way In Traubled Timac

PREACHERS ASK GREATER FAITH   Ministers Call For More Love, Less Fear And Deeper Devotion

THEME OF YEAR-END SERMONS  ~God’s Spirit Alone Can  Save Man From Disaster

Deeper Faith In God Urged To Combat Threats Of War   Predominant New Year’s Theme Cites That Onl: Through Him Can Mankind Conquer Destruction

Clergy Urges Greater Hope, Piety to God   Sermons Ask Stronger Spiritual Awareness In Time of Trial Now

Senate Cites Costello, 11 Others For Contempt   Wiley, Tobey To Introduce Resolve To Extend Crime Probe Until Jan. 15

Costello and 11 Others Are Cited For Contempt   At Same Time Wiley and Tobey Announce They Will Introduce Resolution Extending Committee Life to Jan. 15.

Sonale Tops Off Sensational Crime Hearings by Citing 12 for Conlenw

Cost ello  Cited By  Somat Vote   Eleven Others Also Voted Citctions For Contempt

Senate Slaps 12 Balky Witnesses   Contempt Citations Hit Costello, Others

SENATE CITES 12 FOR CONTEMPT OF PRIME COMMITTEE   Costello, Erickson, Adonis Head List of Balky Witnecen<   WIDER PROBE SOUGHT   Wiley, Tobey to Ask Second Extension Of Quiz to January 15

Crime Probe Extension  To Be Asked   Vote Contempt Charges Against Balky Dozen

12 GANGSTERS WILL BE HELD FOR CONTEMPT   Costello Heads List Of Those Who Refused Crime Probe Talk

WILL BE HELD FOR CONTEMP'   Costello Heads List Of Those Who Refused Crime Probe Talk

Senate Cites 12 Racketeers lor Contempt   Two Solons Want Life Of Probe Committee Extended Until Jan. 15

Senate Cites 12 Witnesses. Including Frank Costello. For Contempt OQ) Congress

SENATE CITES 12 WITNESSES ROR CONTEMPT   Name Costello and Others as Stars of TV Crime Circus

12 Balky Witnesses Cited for Contempt   Senate Action  Includes Costello, Erickson, Adonis, Guzik. Kleinman

New Extension Proposed for Crime Agency   Wiley and Tobey Want Probers. Busy to Jan. 15

12 Witnesses Are Charged In Senate Voting   Senators To Seek To Extend Life Of Crime Committee

Senate Votes 12 Witnesses In Contempt   Costello, Guzik, Erickson Inchided Among Dozen Who Ralked Probe

Three Killed—100 Injured .. . }  Violent Storms, Winds Do Heavy Damage In The North

Three Dead In Midwestern Storms   Minnesota And South Dakota Areas Damaaed

3 Die, Nearly 100 Injured By Storms   Falling Trees Hit Cars, Power Lines: 100-Mile Winds  In Several States

STORM HITS IN NORTH   Three Persons Killed; Heavy Pro perty Damage in Two States

Thunderstorms Kill 3 Persons  Minnesota, South DNeabntn Ara Mart Lu:

3 Dead as Violent Storms Rip Parts Of Two States   Central Minnesota And Eastern South Dakota Are Hit

Nomination Of Vinson Predicted   Sen. Johnson Of Colorado Expects Truman Fadeout

Promise To Talk Over Withdrawal Of Troops Later   Decision On Troop Withdrawal Promise Is About-Face For United Nations; Some Progress, ‘However Slight’ Made Today In Korean Armistice Meeting

UN Offers New Plan  Daes Ahant. Face   Does About-Face On Troop Issue

ALoO WILLING TO TALK THOO? WITHORAWAL   Reds Sidestep Three Othe Demands for Answer on Prisoners.

Reds Reject New Allied Armistice Inspection Plan   Prisoner Exchange Discussion Dodaed

Proposes New Truce Inspection Program For Study By Commies   Reds Reject Three Point Inspection Program; Sidestep Demands To Discuss Prisoner Exchanges.

Reversal Seen  On Withdrawal   Communists Re. ject New Allied  Ilan

Reds Sidestep At Least Three New. Separate Demands For Answer To Allied Appointment Request   PROGRESS MADE IS CLAIMED BY UN

Agree To Talk Troop” ~ Withdrawal .  Reds Sidestep Iysus, Agree To siiesy FA Plan Further

Allies Also to Discuss’ Withdrawals of Troops  Reds Sidestep Exchange of War. Prisoners During Latest Talk

Reds Reject Inspection Of Arms Issues   Allied Delegates Do Abrupt About-Face In Fruee Dealings !

Commies Agree To Further Study 3Point Program   UN Says Slight Progress Was Made Toward Agreement

Allies Pull About-Face On Proposal   Also Offer New Three Point Truce Tncnectinn Proarcrram

UN Proposes New Truce Inspection Plan   Also Reverse Stand On Question of Troop Withdrawals

UN Yields Point In Truce Talks   Will Discuss Troop Withdrawal; Reds Reject New Inspection Plan

Allies Shiff Position on Truce Check   Reds Reject U.N. Proposal But Agree To Further Study

WITHDRAWA OF TROOPS LATER TOPIC  ~~ rar   Allies Do About-Face In Agreeing to Discussions with Red Leaders.

5 Killed, 16 Others Hurt in C-47 Crash   21 Passengers on Board All Headed  Hame on Leave

Five KilledIn Crash Of Air Force Plane’ Near Fort Dix, N. J.      16 Others Headed Home On Military Leave _ Hospitalized, Four Seriously Injured; 50 Die In Colorado Plane Crash

Transport Crashes; Five Persons Killed  Former Navy Footbal! Star Escaped With Minor Injuries

F our. Seriou sly Hurt; Lives Saved as Craft ‘Fails To Catch Fire:

White Leads Mississippi Race States’ Righter To Be New Governor _

New Hunt Begun for Violators Around New Orleans “Nerve Center’ of Crime Ne’

Leaion Advised to Observe Law   Anti-Gambling Ban on Books, Host Declares

FBI Charges ©: Him with Fraud Of $600,000 ©   Banking Scandal Rocks Aluminum.

ink Head Named 7 FRI   ‘ic Leader Is . ster of Scandal covered by  tk Exeminers

Williams Seeks Compromise On Tax Questions  Corporation Profits  » meres C p.naactaa

Fulbright Asks Suspension Of Football Games At West Point And Annapolis As Cadet Scandal Repercussion Starts

Senator Asks Investigation of College Sports  Fulbright Says Athletics Now’ Harmful to Bove

Sen. Fulbright Says Annapolis Should Quit Game Too—Labels the Situation ‘Disgrace; ‘Athletic Commercialism’

ARMORED UNITS CROSS BORDER AT TWO POINTS   One Of Columns Was Forced Back By Entrenched Reds

Two U.S. Tank Patrols Sweep Across 38th Parallel   First American Column to Cross Line Draws Enemy Fire, Fights Wav Out

Commies Fail to Dent. Allied Line.   Three Minor Probing. . Attacks Repulsed. in Pre- Dawn Darkness

Admiral Joy Insists He Name Party   Cessation of Peace Discussion Thought To Be Temporary

No Reply Yet To Ridgway’s Parley Terms   Pontoon Bridge Put Back Across Imijin As Resumption Hint

Next Move Put Up To Red Korea   UN Breaks Off Talks At Kaesong— Reds Halted UN Group Of Reporters

Next Step Is Up To Reds, Says Adm. Joy   Communist Guards Bar Press From Going To Kaesong

KaesongReds Bar Newsmen   -Adiniral T, G Joy — Refuses to Procede Without Press Men

Next Move Is Left to Reds   Talks Cease Because of Communist Refusal To Permit Press Representation in Kaesong

The UN Breaks Off Cease-Fire Talks  Rift Over the Question of Allied News Correspondents—A Red Cunard Challences IN Convov

Red Press Ban Brings Stern Allied Reaction   Fighting Continues On Battlefront as Reply Is Awaited

Demand Reds Admit Press to Conference Area; Convoy Halted   ‘All or Nothing,’ Gen. Ridgway Says As Enemy Troops Bar Path of 20 Correspondents Proceeding to Kaesong

Ban on News Coverage Is Challenged  Delegates Await Pega ee Eee Bl   Delegates Await Answer to ‘All Or Nothing’ Note

C ar Question of Allied Press  Representation   Reds Halt Newsmen; Ultimatum Sent, As Yet Unanswered  Br'rv FY wrrrerur

Thursday Session Cancetled When Newsmen Are barred  Allies Demand Press Delegation at ‘Talks

Sessions Scheduled For Today Cancelled; Communists Stop Convoy Of Reporters And Admiral Joy Immediately  Calle Ore Canflarvanées.

UN Commanders Tell Communists Presence of Press Is Inherent Right

NO INDICATION WHEN CONFAB WILL REOPEN   Representation Of Press Is  Cause Of Split   Refuse To Let Truck Load Of Allied Newspapermen Pass Check Point

Reds Ignore U.N. Demand   U.N. Negotiators Ready to Return to Kaesong if Conditions Accepted

Next Move Up To Reds, Says UN Spokesmar  Question of Press Coverage at Kaeson Snarls Negotiations

Foe Questions Sincerity Of U. S. Officials   Allies Refuse To Talk Terms With Commies Unless UN Reporters Are Taken Alona

Reds Voice Doubt U.N. Is Sincere   Allies Break Off Talk: After Enemy Bars Our Newsmen.

Censors Finally Reveal That Kaesong Is in Enemy Territory; Chinese Guards Are . Holding Road to Site of Peace Meetings

Allied Team Flies Back To Korea   Peiping Charges Americans May Be ‘Plotting Scheme’

Cease-Fire Negotiations Break Off On Question  Of Press Representation

Part of Convoy ls Barred From Kaesonq Session   Joy Announces Further Armistice Meetings to Await Reply From Reds

Reds Claiming Scheme By U. S. Blocks Parleys  om Truce Team : No  bles New Pea ce Talk

Reds Challenge Press Delegates With UN Convoy   Session For Today Cancelled By Allies After Red Actions

Action Taken After Enemy Stops Convoy   Allied Command Puts New Move Up to Commies  For Truce Meet

No Answer Received To Demand That Peace Conyoys Pass Unchallenged—Adm. Joy Orders 17-Vehicle -Group To Turn Back From. Red Checkpoint Where Newsmen Were Stopped

Next Move Up To Reds; Scribes’ Truck Is Halted  U.N. Stands Firm After Communisis   U.N. Stands Firm After Communisis Deny Newsmen Entry Into Kaesong; Adm. Joy Refuses To Negotiate

Red Effort To Divide Convoy Causes Break   Next Move Up To Communists, Says General Ridqway

The Weather   End When Reds Refuse To Admit Allied Press   U. N. Commander Delivers Ultimatum Declaring ‘Personnel Of My Choosing’ Must Be Admitted Before Talks Resume

Allied Newsmen Halted on Road To Kaesong  Reds Told Meeting   Reds Told Meeting Can Resume When Reporters Admitted

Convoy Tumed Back; Next Move Is Communists’   Admiral Joy Delivers Ultimatum: Break Temperary, Belief

Cease Fire Talks Halt On  News Issue   Ridgway Insists , . On Presentation Of Press At Kaesong  TS cereus res Seca:

Strikes Back at Red Ban of Newsmen   Ultimatum Telis Foe That Press Goes in. or Conelave Is Off

U.N. PUTS NEXT MOVE ON PRESS UP TO COMMUNISTS   Chinese Radio Confirms Suspension, Calls U. S. News Action Arbitrary

BAN REPORTERS SO TRUCE TALKS ARE BROKEN OFF   United, Nations Won’t Go Until Convoy Cleared

Refuse to Continue As Reds Refuse to Admit Newsmen   Ridgway Declares Reds Not Choosing U. N. Delegation

Allies Refuse To Split Their Truce Convoy  Communists Tryin To Run The Show

AlliedNewsmen Not Permitted At Kaesong; Convoy Halted      Action Brings Ultimatum To Which Communists  Have Not Replied

Argument Over Press Setup Cause   Armed Red Guards Stop Newsmen on Way to Conference

‘It's All or Nothing,’ Says Ridgway After U. N. Convoy Challengec

Talks Broken Off on Ending War in Korea   Communists Object To Newsmen Going With U. N. Party

Joy Cancels Talks After Reds Halt 20Newspapermen   Allied Officials Will Not Return To Kaesong Until Entire Party Is Allowed To Enter City

Guards of Reds in Stoppage of Truck Load of Newsmen  On Way to Kaesong

UN Breaks Off Cease-Fire Negotiations When Red Guards Refuse to Pass Allied Newsmen

Red Guards Challenge U.N. Convoy Enroute to Kaesong; Ridgway Issues Ultimatum

Press Question Halts Parley: Move Awaited   Today's Sessions Are Cancelled as Convoy Turns Back

Split Occurs On Question Of  News Coverage   Today’s Sessions Cancelled When Reds Refuse To Pass Newsmen; Break Believed Only Temporary

Negotiationa at Kaesong Broken Off by United Nations Over Question of Press Representation After Red Guards Challenge Part of Convoy—  Next Move Is Un to Communtate ~ .

REDS HALT CORRESPONDENTS UN Demands Communist Guards Permit Mission  To Pass Unchallenged

Reds Told, No Reporters No Parley  Red Guards Halt Convoy; UN Chief Calls All Back

us. “Arbitrary” in Sending 20 News Ven \long: No Word on Whether Talks Will Resume

‘Kaesong. Reds Bar  Newsmen   Admiral T. C. Joy a Refuses to Procede

Allies Protest Barring of Press Representatives   Adm: Joy Refuses To Continue If Reds Challenge Convoys

Cease - Fire Negotiations  Broken Off   Admiral Joy Insists On Choosing His Own Party—Tells Reds to Admit Newspapermen

Move Made After Reds Bar Writers   Next Step Lp To Enemy, Still Silent After Allied Ultimatum

‘Next Move Up to Communists. No Reply Received to Allied Ultimatum, Convoys Be Unchallenged.

Ultimatum Sent By Gen. Ridgway  To Communists   UN Chief Refuses To Continue Cease-Fire Negotialions After Correspondents Are Halted

Admiral Insists Newsmen Can Go To Kaesong Parley  Cancels Meetings To Await Approval Of Enemy Leaders

O0Po WHEN REDS BARRED UN NEWSMEN   Chinese Told UN Negotiations Will Be Resumed’ When Press Is.Cleared.

TRUCE MEETINGS HALTED AS REDS HOLD UP PRESS   Enemy Guards Chal: lenge Part Of U.N, Convoy -—— Command Post Says Next Move Up To Reds. :

Adm. Joy's Ultimatum On Respect For His — Convoy Now AnIssue-.   Reporter Relates Incidents At Cease-Fire Road Block

TRUCE TEAM IS BACK IN CAMP FOR NEW TALKS   No Hopes Seen. However, That Confab Can Resume Thursday  Be Uru ane ase ecm

Guards Halt Newsmen At  Check Point   U.N. Refuses To Send Envoys; Next Move Is. Left Up To Communist:

Allies Accused Of ‘Blackmail’ Over Press Ban   Communisis Get “AN or None” Ultimatum Irom Adm. Jny

TRUCE TEAM IS BACK IN CAMP FOR NEW TALKS   No Hopes Seen, However, That Confab Can Resume Thursday

NEXT MOVE ON TRUCE UP TO ENEMY   Admiral Joy, Head U. N. Delegate, Sends Ultimatum Demanding Admission of Convoy Carrying Newsmen.   BREAK IS BELIEVED TO BE TEMPORARY   Correspondents Turned Back Politely But Firmly by Red Soldiers. U. N. Negotiators Stay Home.

Action Follows Communist Ban Against Press   Armed Chinese Turn Back Allied News Reporters in Convoy

Five Point Plan Is Made Public Today  Calls for Hike in Liquor, Racing Taxes and Head Tax

UN Forces on’ Offensive Along 40-Mile Front   M’‘Arthur Makes New Appeal for Reinforcements

Reds Caught In Roundup Early Today   Drive Extends To West Coast For First Time

DiSalle Backers Fight fo Salvage Meat Rollbacks   Administration Is Battling for Control: In House Debate

Htalian Court Demands Extradition Of Two Ex-Gl’s on Murder Charge

Italian Court Wants to Try 2 OSS Agents   Ask Extradition of 2 Former Army Men For Murder Trial .

—MURDER—~ Extradition Asked in OSS Case   ITALIAN COURT PRESSES CHARGE

Italy Demands Extradition of OSS Yanks   Final Action Depends on U. §.

ITALIAN COURT DEMANDS TRIAL OF EX-0SS PAIR   Calls For Extradition of ericans Accused of Holohan Slaying   ACTION FACES STUDY      Judge Says Men Will Be Tried ‘In Absentia’ If  Move Fails

ltalians Request Accused Holohat Slayers’ Custody  Trial In Absentia Set

ASKS EXTRADITION   Italian Prosecutor Demands _ U.S. Men Stand Trial for s Holohan Murder

UN Tank Teams Prowl Central Korea At Will  Withdra awing Reds  Bike Deol Pi amonlce

Allied Patrols Eneounter No Red Resistance   Iron Triangle Almost Rid of Enemy Units; Fight Back in East

Reds Show Fight Only On Eastern Wartront AlliedTankTear   AlliedTankTeams Prowl] Central Korean Areas -Almost] Inonnosed

Allied Tanks Prowl Central Korean Front:  Re ds Fight Back East. North Of Triangle

STAR-SPANGLED CASKETS HAVE HONOR GUARD o7¢ Gallant Americans Are Returned Home After Sad Voyage From Korea

Must Guarantee Kaesong Neutral; Doubt Incident — Was of ‘Accidental Nature’

Gen. Ridgway Agrees to New  Truce ‘Talks   Red Commanders Warned to Keep Kaesong Clear

CHIEF DOUBTS ACCIDENT AL TROOP MOVES   Neutrality Guarantee At Kaesong Sought In Sharp Note

Warns Foe Allies Will Break Off Talks If Armed Soldiers Enter Kaesong

Incident Wasn't ‘Trivial, Says Stern Message   Negotiations Now Awail Enemy’s Acceptance Of Conditions

yirong Message to Top Red Commanders Puts Strict Conditions on Resumption of Korean Cease-Fire Talks.

Resume Talks But They Stop if Any Armed Men Appeal   (Gn. Ridgway Agrees Te  Resumption Of Peace Meetings

Reds Are Told ToKeepTroops OutOfKaesong   Allied Supreme Commander Questions Presence Of Armed Men As “Accidental”—Strongly-Werded Messaae Sent To Reds

Be Et ee  Daily News Index   Ridgway Demands Guarantee Of Kaesonge Area Neutrality

DEMANDS TROOPS BE KEPT OUT OF KAESONG SECTOR   UN Chief Warns He Will Halt Talks Again It ~ Forces Enter Zone   DEMANDS GUARANTEE   General States Pesition in Message Broadcast to Red Conimanders

Neutrality  Guarantee —  Is Demanded   Gen. Ridgway In Strong Message In : Truce Negotiations

UN Commander Says Another Violation Will Be Interpreted As Move to Calf Off Parley

Ridgway, Joy Confer on Halt In Truce Talks   Allied Coramander ° Holds Key to When Parley Will Resume

Gromyko Hit By All Sides At Session   Soviet Signing  Of Jap Treaty Appears Unlikely; Moscow May ‘Speak’

13 Proposals Are Ignored: Rules Adopted   ‘Military Alliance’ Charged Against U.S. and Japan

Red Delegate Given ‘Rough’ Time at Parley   West Quickly Sets Fast Pace Toward Treaty Siqnind

Gromyko, Defeated in Effort To Get Red China a Seat in the Parley, Is Certain Not to Sian

Soviet Delegation Experiences Rough Day at San Francisco; May Seek Instructions

“Big Fish" Scare Fails to Frighten the Chief Executive From “Swimming Hole”

"Big Fish” Scare Drives President From Atlantic; Party Enjoys ‘A Good Laugh”

Workers Demand Higher Wages In New Contract   Fairless Fears Boost Would Aid Inflation

‘United Steelworkers Of America   Put Through Demands At At. lantic City Por Substantial Ware Increase   HIGH PRICES SEEN IF INCREASE GIVEN

Workers To Ask For Raise   Want ‘Substantial’ Hike, Annual Wage Fringe Benefits; Fairless Comments

Red Feather Fund   Steel Wace Fight  May Founder Hope:  ‘To Halt Inflation

Childless Mates Face Draft in 51   State Non-Fathers Reclassified in Week

WILL MEET ON CORN PROBLEM   Chicago Sessions To Make Policy on Handline New Crop

First Day of Winter, 1951, Marks ‘Millionth Traffic Death In U.S. History

Atomic Panel Will Witness ‘Experiment’  To Fly Today To Nevada Area

Western Half Of Front Hit By Onslaught   Allied Tank Units In Eastern Section Stop Reds’ Drive; Withdrawal Is Rapid

Reds Swarming Forward Along 100-Mile Front   U.N. Tanks Halt Foe at One Point; Enemy Nears Seoul

U. S. Sending Military Aid To Formosa Under Self Defense Agreement

AEC Chairman Declares New War Instruments Will Cancel Any Enemy “Numerical” Advantages

U.S. Need Not Hesitate, Says Atomic Chief  Bold New Concept Of Warfare Given W. Coast Audience

CAN CANCEL OUT RED ADVANTAGE ON BATTLEFIELD   GORDON DEAN TELLS OF NEW, MINIATURE ATOMIC WEAPONS

Dean Says Atomics Can ‘Cancel Out Any Numerical Advantage Of Enemy

Can Cancel Numerical Advantage  U.S. Need Not Fear Using Atomic Weapons, Says Dean

DEAN REPORTS ON A-WEAPONS   Says U.S. Has Arms Which Can “Cancel Out" Foe’s Numerical Lead.

Rtomic Weapons Can Cancel Big Foe Army, Claim   Numerical Advantage Overcome by Variety of Latest Anns

U.S. Atomic Power Now So Great That Concepts Of War Must Change, Dean Says

Top U.S. Atomic Of ficial Asserts We Have Weapons Which Could Cancel Out Any Enemy Advantage

Dean Sees Tactical Use Of Atom Arms  Says Weapons Could ‘Cancel’ Numerical

Dean anid hl ATMS Cancel Foe's Edge  AEC Head Hints "Basal At U.S. Weapons Gains

Gordon Dean Tells of U.S. Arms Power   Top U.S. Atomic Official Suggests New Kind Of Warfare.

U. $. Has Atomic Weapons—Dean   Need Not Hesitate Or Fear to Use Them, Top Atomic Official Says

Possible Usage Discussed   Official Says Devices Would ‘Cancel Out’ Numerical Superiority

BATTLEFIELD ATOM WEAPONS CAN STOP FOE   New Devices Cancel Out Ene my’s Numerical Advantage, Dean Says.

Revolutionary Changes Necessary In Atomic War Concept  Weanons Available to Foualizé Numbers, AEC Chief Says

Gordon Dean Says Concept Of War Changes   Expert Cites Many _ New Types of Atomic Weapons Available

Gordon Dean Cites Edge U.S. Holds   Shouldn’t Hesitate, He Declares In West Coast Address

Need Not Hold Back Atom: Dean  New Weapons Car ‘Cancel Out’ Lack of Men, He Says

Enemy Numbers On Front No Longer Count  US Atom Weapons Cancel Out Any Field Superiority

Top U. S. Atomic Official Says ‘Nation Has A-Weapons To ‘Cancel Out Any Numerical Advantage’

Dean Says U. S. Has Powerfut New Weapons   Atomic Official Tells About Defense Plans

Atomic Weapons Give U.S. ‘Edge’   Cance] Out Manpower Advantage of Enemy

. ig Atomic Weapons Can Cancel Out Foe’s Numerical Advantage   Commission Chairman Says U. S. Need Not Fear Nor Hesitate To Make Use Of Them

Scientist Says U. 5. Need Not Fear Their Use   AEC Chairman Gives Bold View Of U.S. Progress

Says Devices Can Cancel Foe’s Power  - Dean Sees New Warfare Era

Says U. S. Has Many Types of Afomic Weapons in Quantify   Can “Cancel Out” Any Battlefield Numerical Advantage of an Enemy.

Dean Cites Atom Weapon Advances  AEC Chairmunn Savs U.S. “Need Not Hesitate To Use Them” :

New U. S. Weapons Can Cancel Out Big Enemy, Atomic Expert Asserts

New York Cotton   “We Should Not Fear to Use It,’ Dean Says—  Atom Can Cancel Army s Advantage of Numbers

Dean Announces New A-Weapons   Could Cancel Out. rs Bigger Enemy Army.

US Atomic W eapons Can Cancel inemy’s Number   (h€. Chairman Hints New Type Would Change Concept of Atomic Warfare, Apply Directly to Battlefield

HEAD OF AEC. SAYS THEY CAN WIN IN BATTLE   Gordon Dean Gives Bold New Picture of Power During Talk

Atomic Weapons. Can Overpower" Foe, Dean Says  Enemy’s Numeri   Enemy’s Numerical *; Superiority Canceled: Out, AEC Head Avers

GOP Chief Demands Full Expose of RFC Dealings With Himself and Others

Ship Engineers Settle Strike  Green Light Given Ships to Sail Today

Apple Dowdy Contestants Getting Busy   FHA Girls Holding Pre liminary Matches MM Finals to Crown State Apple Queen Here.

STATE: APPLE QUEEN CONTESTANTS. TRI   Two Newtown Girls Choser To Compete In Erie   SPONSORED. BY. F. #. A:

Jury Says Gambler And Wife Did Not Pay Enough Tax  Payments in 1946, IMA TWT .§._. jf IMIO . ..

Mickey Cohen, And Wife Cited By Grand Jury   Couple Accused Of Filing False Income Reports

Mickey Cohen Indicted For Tax Evasion  Wife Also Slapped With Charge By A U.S. Grand Jury

Federal Grand Jury in Los Angeles Indicts Mickey Cohen on Charges of Evading Income T axes

Cohen Faces Tax Charges   Gambler. Wife Indicted For Understating  1946-48 Income

Coheh Indicted On Income Tax Evasion Charges   Tax Sleuths Have Been Examining His Income For Months

L.A. Gangster, Wife Accused On Tax Count   Pair Charged With Eva. “ing Payment on Quarter of Million Dollars

Mickey Cohen, Wife Indicted By Grand Jury   Five Counts Hung On Coast Fiaqure

Cohen Indicted for Tax Evasion  Wife Also Charged With Evading Tax

Mickey Cohen Indicted on Tax Charge   Los Angeles Gamble: “Accused of Evading Payment of $231,039

Indict Cohen on Income Tax Charge   Los Angeles Gambler, Who Recently Said He’s ‘Clean’, Is Named With His Wife

Atlantic, Gulf And West Coast Shipping Is Tied In Knots By Seamen And Companie:

Army To Get Meat Supply. From Abroac   Packers Shun Request For Bids; Cite Controls And Quality Shortages

Possibly Get Beef For Ar my  From Overseas   But Two U. S. Packers in Offers  On Bids Sought

Army Seems Sure To Buy Foreign Beet   Domestic Packers Fall Far Short In Filling Need

Packers Offer 190,000 Pounds of Beef; Army Asks to Buy 3 Million

Arm y Reveals Packers Fail  To Send Bids   Only 190,000 Of 13,000,000 Pounds Needed Offered For Sale

Jessup Is Cleared By Loyalty Board   Chairman Bingham Flatly Denies McCarthy Claim That Panel Considered Him Bad Risk

JESSUP DEFENDED BY THE CHAIRMAN OF LOYALTY BOARD   Hiram Bingham Denies Telling McCartay Group Would Turn Envoy Down if It Mad Authority.   WISCONSIN SENATOR A DAY-LONG WITNESS   He Charges Jessup “Hired Communist Writers, Accepted Communist Money” and Followed Red Line.

Broadcast Follows U.N. Acceptance Of Truce Proposal  Ridaeway Requests

Koka THREAT TO FRONTIERS BE REMOVED   Peiping Broadcast Says China Entered War Mainly to Protect Manchuria.

News Day, Night   UN Agrees To Meeting At Kaesong   Ridgway Asks Preliminary Session Thursday; Fighting Flares

Says Red China Only Entered War to Protect Its Border; Still No Answer to Ridgway’s Suggestion for Cease Fire Talks Thursday

Ridgway Asks Truce Now  EB WE ees We We Gas US   Urges Meeting Now To Save Lives; ° Korean Front Fighting Flares Anew

Peiping Radios After Ridgway Agrees to Bid  General Seeks to Speed Up Talks by

Broadcast Says Entered War fo Protect Border   Gencral Ridgway Secks to Speed Up Ceasc Fire Parley

Peiping Radio Blames War On Yalu Threat   Preliminary Armistice Meet May Get, Under  Wary Tomorraw

Highway Deaths in Missouri Above the 1950 Figure   Increase Shown in First Two Months, Particularly in Rural Areas of State.

Acheson and Truman Study Backlog Of Foreign and Domestic Problems

Lethargia Floats Toward Caruthersville After Spending Night at Hickman, Ky.

Gains Force U.S. Strategy  Reassessment  Aimed At Early End Of War If Possible

=ROSSING STILL ‘LOCAL’ Rapid U.N. Advances Speed Need for Political Decisions

Red Weakness in Korea Alters Plans  American Strateay   American Strategy Aims at Early End of Fichtinag

Main Question Is Whether To Pursue Reds North Of Parallel   ANOTHER COMMUNIST ATTACK PREDICTED

U. S. Air Chief Says Situation Rapidly Approaching A Crisis; Most Red Pilots Speak Russian

Senators Vote $56.9 Billion To Run Militar  Measure Given  , Truman; Watch  gimia ay Cc... buen

CONGRESS SETS MODERN RECORD ON MONEY BILLS   Peacetime Measures Surpass Any Year With Still Four Large Appropriations Yet To Come.

U.S. Outlay To Surpass Old Record   Céngress Approves Largest Amount For Peacetime

Giant Defense Bill Okehed By Senate, Sent To President   $56 Billions Is Larges Military Appropriation Since War Il

Congress Okays Huge Money Bills   Military Measure’s Peacetime Record; 4 Others Scheduled

7 1,136,000,000 Approved So Far— Present Congress Breaks Record  ‘On Spending With More to Come

SENT LU TRUMAN $56.9 Bilton Military Bill  Now Awaits Only Executive Signature

Big Arms Mone Bill Approved By Congress   Goes To President Billions Short Of His Request

Congress Breaks Record for Money Appropriated in Peacetime But ‘Still Has 4 Finance Bills to Pass

Peace-Time Fund Record is By-Passed   Present Congress  Breaks Figure Of” Appropriations; * More Still Coming

Truman Gets $56 Billion Military Bill   Largest Ever OK’d In Peacetime; Four More Bills Coming

‘Votes To Appropriate $56,937,808,030 Congress OKs Biggest '\Peacetime Militury Bill

Sum Largest. Since End Of World War Il   Appropriations To Date Record Of $ 71,136,000,000

$56 BILLION BILL FOR ARMS ~ JO PRESIDENT   ‘Measure Expected To Be ‘Approved By Chief Executive.

Record Peacetime Military Money Bill, Nearly $57 Billion Passed By Congress

Biggest Military Peacetime Bill OKd by Congres:   Senate Passage Sends $56,937, 808,030 Bill to Mr. Truman's Desk

Remaining Legislation for Expenditures to Add $14 Billion to Sum Allowed  Will Ask More  Pentagon Is Expected to Request Additional Military Money

Congress Sets Spending Mark  For Peacetime   Muse Stil Handle Four Major Appropriations; Will Total 14. Billions

Measure Is Sent to Truman After Senate Passage   Bill Is Largest Peacetime Total Ever Approved

—S856,937,808,030 VOTED— Truman Gets Biggest Peacetime Defense Bill

Senate Sends TrumanHuge  Money Bill   $56,937,808,030 Appropriation To Build U.S. Defense

New Record Set For Peace-Time  Senate Passes Two Bills to Bring Appropriations to 7! Billion.

$57 Billions Voted For Military Need  White House Given Record Fund Bill

SENATE VOTES ob BILLION FOR ARMS   BILL TO RUN ARMY, NAV) ‘AND AIR-KORCE A YEAR SENT TO TRUMAN.

96.9 Billion Defense Bt] To Truman   Huge Measure Passed by Senate Voice Vote: Push for Adjournment

.—BUDGET— Record Sum Appropriated By Congress  Big Money Bill Goes To Truman

Congress Sets Spending Recore  For Peacefime Two Bills Approved Friday Boosts Total To $71,136,000,000

APPROPRIATE $56,937,808 040 FOR MILITARY   Nation’s Biggest Peacetime Arms Bill Sent to President.

Four Major Bills Allocating Funds Still Wait Action  $56 Billions Totals

Congress OK's Record Arms Appropriation   Lawmakers Hope For Adjournment By Next Saturday

Senate Votes lop Spending For Military   Appropriations Bill Is Largest Passed  Since World War Il

Senate Votes  Military Fund   Bill Advanced to Truman  Calls for $57 Billion

Senate Votes $56,937,808.030 For Army, Navy And Air Force  Largest Military Money Bill Since World War Il Is Sent To Truman

Congress OKs Peak Arms Appropriation  7 Measure Moves To President  Akane Caccimtale Vatandk Awwmwenunml

Raging Water Tightens Grip On Wide Area  Proclaim State of Emergency; Nation

Kansas City Damaged Badly By Floods —   High Waters Cause Destruction To Industrial Area

Emergency Is Proclaimed In Flood Area   Half Billion Damage Estimated As High Water Cover Region

Flood Tightens ~ Kansas City Grip   Rampaging. Waters Peril 900,000 People In Area.

Proclaim State Of Emergency In Flood Area  Estimate Damage May Total Over

FLOOD PARALYZING KANSAS CITY WITH FIRES, POLLUTION   State of Emergency Declared—Nation Rallies Coast-to-Coast To Succor Victims of Rampaging Waters.

Kansas Cities Declare Flood Emergency State  Missouri, Kansas Rivers  Top Record Levels,  Levees Give in Places

State Of Emergency Order Issued; Nation Sends Aid   Heavily Industrialized Sections Threatened; Damage To State Will Run Over $500.000.000. General Savs

ORDER BUSINESSES CLOSED; INDUSTRIAL AREAS INUNDATED   » Flood Grips Area of 900,000 Persons With All Rail and Traffic Halted. Only One Pumping Station Left, Bridges Out, Automobiles Abandoned. Firemen Shoulder Deep in Water Fight Blazes.

Fire Adds To Disaster. In Twin Cities — Other Areas Take Punishment

Twin Cities Ask Country To Send Hel:   Flooded Fuel  Tanks on Fire; Mary Districts Are Evacuated

Weather   Floodwaters Tighten. Gri On Midwest   Kansas Pears Brunt Of Destruction As Rivers Leave Banks

GripofFlood Tightens’ On Kansas.City Area   State. of Emergency Proclaimed as New Destruction Is Threatened.

NEW DESTRUCTION THREATENED State Of Emergency Is Declared; Help Is Sent From All Parts Of U.S.

Evacuated: Fire Peril Continues   Nation Sending Aid to Stricken Midwest District

Emergency Is Proclaimed With Thousands Homeless And Fire Adding to Havoc

Kansas City in State of Emergency   Flood Poses New Peril to 900,000 in Metropolitan Area

WATER DAMAGE 900 MILLION IN KANSAS   Emergency State Declared In Twin Cities   AT LEAST 13 DEAD   Fires Add To Devastation; Three Industrial Districts Inundated

Flood In Kansas Tightens Grip On Metropolis. Area   ate Of Emergen y Proclaimed As Floods HW Nee Ded ructian =“ hextion Sends eae

Three Major Industrial Dis - tricts in Kansas City Inundated; Fires Add to Destruction.   NATION SENDS AID TO STRICKEN TOWNS

Kansas City Metropolitan Area Is Threatened By New Destruction as Floods Tighten Grip   Refinery Blaze Still Burning

NEW IRAN TROUBLE   Movement to Unseat Pre mier Mossadegh Gains  Momentum

DRIVE T IRAN CHIEF SPREADING   Former Premier Denounces Work Of Mossadegh

Hope to Unseat Iran Premier   Opposition Reopens Party Headquarters for Bia Fight

Drive To Unseat Mossadegh Gains Momentum in Iran   Former Conservative Leader Heads 14-Deputy Opposition  Mave in Parlinmont

SEEK 10 OUST IRAN PREMIER   Foes Blast Mossadegh’s Handling Of Oil Dispute

N. O. Cotton   New York Cotton Soybeans   Drive to Unseat Mossadegh Grows in Iran’s Oil Battle

Move To Oust Iran’s Premier  Gets Backing ;   ei! Dearne ——S  Pro-British Leader ©. Rallies Supporters, :

Drive To Unseat Mossadegh Gains Momentum Today   Move Continues Both Inside And Outside  Iran To Oust Premier

Drive Gains On Unse: ating lran’s Chief   Mossadegh May Bow Out For Favorite Of Shah, Reports Say

Drive To Unseat Premier Of Iran Launched   Anti-British Leader Facing Tough Fight

Drive Underway To Oust Premier   Campaign Is Gaining Momentum; Action Due  To Iran’s Oil Policy

MOSSADEGH MAY SOON BE OUSTED   Campaign To Unseat Iran ian Premier Gains Momentum

Merchants Who Cut Prices Get U.-S. Blessing  May be Signal For New Wave o

Textile Workers Planning Strike   Will Act Unless Pay Is Increased

Allies Firm On Line For  Truce Zone   Peace Parley To Go On As Long As Reds Will Confer

Allies Planning To Stand Firm On Truce Line   No Way of Knowing ‘What the Other Side Mav Do’

Kaesong Talks To Continue Till Reds Quit  Allies To Stand Fast On Battle Line for ‘Korea Buffer Zone

Shipping Firms Charge T-H Act Violation  Labor Officials Probe Dock Strike

T-H Action Eyed by US. In Dock Balk  Federal Labor Men Investigate as. . WH. §. Be *f..W

U.S. Eyes Dock Strike For T-H Law Violation   NLRB Launches Probe into Rebel Lonashoremen’s New York Walkout

Federal Probe Is Under Way   Seek Violation of T-H Act in Strike

Docks Strike Is Investigated By Federal Agents   Possible Violations Of Taft-Hartley Are Studied

(Check Dockers For Violation  OfTaft-Hartley   Govt. Seeks Weapon To Break Strikers’ Grip on Shipping

Dock Tieup Studied For T.-H. Breach  Stevedores Still In Cantral OF 1/.S.

Labor Officials Probe Port Strike   Trouble Is Brewing Along East, Gulf Coasts With Masters

Probe Launched By NLRB Into Wildcat’ Dock Strike   Officials Seek Violation Of Taft-Hartley Law In N. Y. Port Strike: Walkout Spreads

Port Strike  May Be T- H  Law Violation   Shipping Group Asks -  NLRB To Open tnauiry

Dock Strikers Face U. $. Probe   Taft-Hartley Law Violation Hinted

Labor Officials Scan Dock Strike   Taft-Hartley Law  May Be Employed

PROBE LEGALITY OF DOCK STRIKE   Federal Officials To De termine If T-H Law Violated

MOONSHINE S FATAL TO 15   18 Others Critically Ill ir Atlanta; Four Arrested

Record Number Of Planes Spotted Over North Korea By U.N. Fighters

More Than 300 Migs Take to Skies from  Manchurian Bases To Set One-Day Record

Thousands  Get Smallpox  Vaccinations Ordered After  Wisconsin Woman Contracts Disease

Soviet Presents Warmed-Over Peace Proposal   Old Russian Plan To Ban Atom Bomb Is Served to U.N.

Warmed Over Noviet Peace  Plan Offered   Vishinsky Says No For Second Time To Disarmament

‘No Rationing,’ DiSalle Predicts   ‘Normal Restraint Will See Us Through’

A State Committee May Investigate Crime in Missouri   Resolution Calls for Study of Criminal Laws and Enforcement.

Missouri Crime Study Proposed In Stafe Senate   Senator Chamier and Two Other Democrats Sponsor Resolution

Senators Seek Litfle Kefauver Probe In State   Democrats Propose Survey of State Law Enforcement

$163.487,253 Will Be Needed In Added Taxes   Gov. Fine Will Send Message To Legislature Tomorrow Outlining Means Of Raising Increased Revenue In State

New Tax Setup To Be Detailed On Wednesday   Increased Revenue Will Be Disclosed In Special Message

$163.487.253 In New Taxes Seen Needed   How to Hike Revenue To Be Explained in Message on Wednesday

$1063,487,253  In New Taxes Needed, He Says; Details Due Wed.  On Tax Prosram

Red Proposal Causes Truman  To Alter Talk   State Department Secks Proof Russia’s Peace Offer Genuine

TRUMAN SPEECH APPEARS REVISED  Wie. )'1,?.. Dennnnal Caan      Malik’s Proposal Seen Leading To Talk Changes

5 To 7 Years Before Critical Stage  Hidden Cancer Detected “In Time’ By New Method

Reveals. New Way to Find Hidden Cancer   Doctor Claims Method Detects' Disease. Long Before Tumor Stace

No Relief From Freeze In Sight   Midwest Still In Grip Of Severe Cold; Florida Hit Again,

Deaths Of Four Blamed On Weather; Little Relief Is Forecast   Su5-Zero Cold Camus Midwest-To-Maine Area

Frigid Blasts Blasts Again Batter Dixie Sectors  Lie’ Relief Seen’ ” Tn, “East As Mercury

ESS OR Re Gane Ee ry  Deaths Of Four Blamed On Weather: Little Relief Is Forecast  Suh-Jero Cold Gamns Midwest-T »-Maine Area

Sub-Zero Wave Lingers in Midwest Areas  25 Relow Zern in   35 Below Zero in Wisconsin; No Relief Promised

COOLER, THEN WARMER   Fall Weather to Return Tonight; Mercury to Climb Tomorrow

Textile Workers Plan Negofiation   Talk Contract With Dan River Mills

‘$31 Million Wampum Shell-Out —  'US Pays Ute Indian Claim   White Father Squares Up . 1880. Gyp .

Gen. Ridgway Confers With UN Neaotiators   Cease-Fire Conference Will Not be Resumed Until At Least Tuesday; Communists Offer Apology For Kaesong Violation

No Reason Is Given for Sudden Call   No Word on When Armistice Talks _ . Will Be Resumed*

Temperatures   U. N. Seeks Truce. Line Based ‘In Effect’ On Present War Front

(Members Held On Call Overnight —Firm Assurance Against Repetition Of Neutrality Violation Demanded   NO RESUMPTION OF TALES TODAY SEEN

Reds Agree To Demands Of UN Chief   Commander Talks With Joy, Aides More Than Hour

Talks Still Suspended-RIDGWAY HOLDS U. N. TEAM IN TOKYO FOR DISCUSSION

Reds Promise No Repetition of Violations   Ridgway Meets with UN Negotiators, Suspends Talks

Negotiators Talk With Ridgway On Suspended Parley   United Nation Representatives Are Held On Overnight Call By Ridgway; Tokyo Meeting Part Of UN ‘Be Tough’ Policy To Snatch Initiative Away From Reds

Reds Assure  Allies Kaesong Neutrality Not To Be Violated   UN Delegates Held. For Overnight Call; Truce Line On Present Battlefront Soneht

PEACE TALKS WITH REDS ARE DEADLOCK ED  Gen. Ridgway Breaks Off Parley After  Enemy Violates  sin date tte tan TL abd

UN Negotiators Called to Tokyo By Gen. Ridgway   Talks Suspended Because of Reds’ ~ Neutrality Violation

Ridgway Confers With Negotiators   UN Commander Delays Reply To Red Request For Resumption Of Parley

Ridgway Report Given to the UN  Tells of Activity To Warn Red Foes

Reds Warned   Certain Death  Was Their Fat Ridgway Reports On   Use Of Broadcasts

Planes Downed in France, Azores, Japan  All Areon Military Mieciane in Glahe-Wid.

Air Crashes Claim Lives (Qf 70 Fliers   Piane “Disasters in France, Japan and Azores. Account for Toll; Three Missing.

Reds Apologize For Violating Neutrality Zone   Battlefront Lull Follows Advances; Clouds Slow Planes

Allied Truce Team Confers With Ridgway  Bede fasd A..i....   Reds Send Apology Fer Troop Violation Near Conference Site

TALKS LIKELY TO RESUME TONIGHT.   Allied Negotiators Confer With Ridgway In Tokyo   Says Steps Will Be Taken To Prevent Repetition Of “Incidents”

May Help Draft Official Reply To Red Apology  "Mmewremismiebe A wwiarse   Communists Anxious To Resume ‘Peace Talks’ at Kaesona

~FLY TO TOKYO May Draft Answer To Red Apology  Expect Resumptior OF Armistice Talks

They Will Join In Replying To Reds’ Apology   Foe Asks Renewal Of Talks;  Says Troops Were Accident

Truce Envoys Confer with Gen. Ridgway   Reply to Reds May Clear Way To Resume Talks

Truce Team Conferring . With General On Reply To Communist Apology

Drafting Answer ToReds Apology For New Incident   Communist Urge Quick Resumption Of Negotiations

Pay Increases Hinge on Thaw Of Wage Freeze  Ban Will Be Relaxed To Allow Boost Is Dewev Oninian

Ike Argues Unified Army To Churchill   Briton Reluctant To Back Plan for Supranational Rule

Eisenhower And Churchill In Conference  NATO Commander Seeks To Sell Limifiad Aemu

Gen. Eisenhower Attempts To Sell Churchill On Idea That Britain Must Support European Armies

‘Ike Is Host To Churchill ForArmsTalk  NATO General Seeking to ‘Sell’  DT ise ek ok Me iui ain

Talks With Churchill About United Forces  Gen. Eisenhower Seeks to Sell Idea ~ be Beitteh Prime Minicter.

Ike Talks To Churchill On Kurope Army  British So Far Cold To ldea

x kok Ok NATO Chiiof Proconte Avmrmonte Bar Ctrean o Brewer Awinsas:  Ike Seeks To ‘Sell’ Churchill, Eden

PUSHES HIS CASE  Ike Tries to Sell Churchill on Britain's Part in Western Army

Ike Tries to Sell Churchill And Eden On European Army   French Leaders Tried Yesterday to Get Britons to See Need For Joining NATO  Plan: Visitors Meet General at Dinner

CHURCHILL HAS TALK WITH ‘IKE’   Hope to Sell Idea Of Getting Britain Into West’s Army

Eisenhower MeetsAnglo Officials   General Has Luncheon for Churchill, Eden on Subject of Army for Europe     . tes a4   Arguments Given

Gen. Eisenhower Host to Churchill   Commander Tries to Sell Idea of Supporting Army To Prime Minister

[Eisenhower Argues Merits Of Unified iEuropean Army With Churchill Today

Eisenhower, Churchill Hold Military Parley   British Told They Must Back European Army to Save Own Necks

150 New Plymouths Sink at Golconda   $27" 1/0 Worth Slide Into Ohio

$300,000 WORTH OF NEW AUTOS LOST IN RIVER   150 Plymouths Skid Off Icy Decks of Barge at Golconda.

Premier Rips Italian Reds   De Gasperi Charges Insurrection Steps

Italian Premier Biunt With Reds   Leftwing Stand On Arms Exposed

‘10 Pct. Mine Pay Increase. Pact Signed   Hikes Average Hourly Wage to 2.30; See Coal Price Boost of 25 Cents Per Ton

Chinese Reds Execute Many Rebels’  Opposition To Rule Communists

Truman Gag Is Rapped by Mac   Witnesses Hamstrung, Charge in Declining to Testify Again

-Mac Takes Up Letter Writing   Rejects Offer To Testify Again; Savs Truman Orders Deny Facts

Retusal Gomes In Letter To Inquiry Head   Says It Wouldn't Be In The Best Public Interest

Senators Denied the ‘Full Facts’  Doug Says Pertinent Witnesses ‘Silenced’

General Says ‘Full Facts’ Withheld   Accuses Truman: Ex-Envoy Hurley Raps Appeasement

MacArthur Explodes Against Truman In Rejecting Offer To Testify Again

Declines Bid to Testify Again in Senate's Inquiry  Hurley Hits State Department Policy

MacArthur Charge: Truman Orders ‘Gag’ Witnesses   BRaelimnee fifé4ar   Declines Offer To Appear Again Before Committee

OUT OF CONTEXT   Certain Remarks Do not Coincide With His Own Recollections, Records

MacArthur Says Truman Denies Lawmakers Facts   Charges Witnesses Silenced; Won't Testify Again

Tran May Turn Oil Flow Red   Western Lands Get Notice  Of 10-Dav Tittmatses

Oil to Be Sold to Soviet Bloc If West Doesn’t Come to Terms  ‘Iran to Serve Ultimatum on Customers

lran Threatens To Sell Oil to Soviet Bloc   10-Day Ultimatum Given by Premier To Western Powers

U. S. Marines, British Commandos Make Daring Raid Behind Red Line

Arm Chair Gis  To Be Probed  Accdion Will Be Taken Before 18-Year Draft

Senators to Eye ‘Chair Corps   Survey to Look Into Need of Age-18 Draft

Hope To Stop Fight At Once   Would Give Reds Chance to Stall On Other Matters

News in Joe Stalin's Interview Noi What He Said But Why He Chose This Particular Time .

Stalin Interview Indicates Need For Boost to Russian Propaganda   Soviets Asked to Meet With Allies.

ee cr ce ie ge oo tee cae ers Ne inn rm nok me  Timing; Not Words ‘Marks Stalin's Talk

House Approval Of $5.8 Billion For  Army Bases Seen   Measure is Follow-up to Record Peacetime Defense Budget; Will Permit Building of Secret Overseas Fields

$4 Billion Military Bill Center of Jam   Conferees Disagree, Quit; Adjournment Today Seen Unlikely.

Congress Rushes  Toward Vacation  Military Fund Bill Threatens Windup

HOUSE VOTES OVERRIDE ON VETERAN CARS   Senate Refuses To Change Stand On Construction Cash

Record Spending Session Is Due to Adjourn Today   Appropriations Set . New All-Time High of $85,000,000,000

States Discuss Arms Impact  On All Pro jects   Governors Or Their Representatives Talk Defense Production

IMPACT OF ARMS ON PUBLIC WORKS TO BE DISCUSSED   Mobilizers, Governors From Most Of States To Take Up Problems

Governors Meet With Defense Officials  Impact Of Arms Output To Be Discussed

STUDY EFFECT OF REARMINC   ‘Defense Program Has Left Mark On Public Works Projects.

Train Wreck Kills 20 In Wyoming  Snowstorm Blamed Ear Haltina Train   Snowstorm Blamed For Halting Train Which Was Crushed

Injured Fireman Unable to Talk: Death Toll Is 20   Scores Hurt as Streamliner Rams Another in Storm

Two Union Pacific Streamliners' Orash In Wyoming Late Monday, Wreckage Piled Five Laypre Thick   TEMPERATURE IS BELOW ZERO

Officials to Call ‘Formal Probe’ Of Rail Crash   Twenty Persons Die 1. tah. LL... CU

Fireman Who Survived To Be Questioned   Workmen Clearing Wreckage HiaumperedRy Severe Cold, Snow

Believe 20 Killed, 49 Are Injured  Two UP Crack   Two UP Crack Streamliners Crash in Wyoming

CROMYKO GIVEN COLD SHOULDER   Western Delegates Ignore Red Leader At Meet

2 MORE DAYS OF COLD PREDICTED   Bitter Wind Is Sause of Much Discomfort

Republic Traged) Is Ruled Closed   Dr. McGee Reports 3 Murders. Suicide

Fists Fly As Strike Grips New York Port   Truman’s Next Move In Wildcat Walkout Is Being Awaited

Fights Add Trouble To Dock Strike President’s Next Move Is Studied

Fists Fly In Dock Strike  Non-Strikers Crash Through Picket Line

laft-Hartley Act  Issue in Awaited  T oss pene me Maun Luitidi move  Brooklyn Army Base Hit as 300 Walk off jobs   Passes 13th Dav

Violence Erupts As Dock Strikers Reject Proposal   President’s Back-To-Work Appeal Turned Down By 22,000 Workers: Docks Paralyzed

Pickets Battle Non-Strikers In Dock Area   Paralyzed New York Port Awaits Next Moves of President

Violence Erupts On Strike-Bound New York Dock  Bicw Asia’   Port Awaits Truman Move

Fist Fighting. Flares In. N.Y. Dock Stoppage   Port Is ‘Paralyzed. As. ‘Truman’s Next Move’ Tn Walkout. ‘Awaited —

C.0fC. Demands End To Controls Of Wages, Prices   Objects To Use Of Bomber Force In Korean War

Broken Rail Causes Wreck In Michigan   Passenger Train Hurtles From Track Shortly After Midnight On New York Central Line Near Trenton   FIVE OF SEVEN CARS OVERTURNED

Expect lranians To Reject Plan For Negotiations   U.S. Accused of Interfering in Internal Affairs

Jersey Official Brands Wreck Hearing Disgrace   Says Inquiry Into Disaster Killing 84 Attempt To ‘Whitewash The Whole Thing’

PACK PAT INTO BUS FOR TRIP TO JAIL   Cash, Betting Slips, Wire Tickers And Gaming Devices Seized

Plush State Line Place  Knocked Of;   Officers. Find $3,120, Wheels, Arsenal, Liquor

Rep. Young Seeks 90-Day Residence In Divorce Cases   Sanduskian Also Drafting Another Legislature Bill To Aid Farm   Onerators On Highways.  —

Congressional Koundup — ‘Wrecking Crew’  Of Southern Demos To Eye Money Bills

House Wrecking Crew Turns fo  Budget Requests   Axe to Fall on State, Justice Commerce Depts

New Session Is Scheduled For Thursday   General Ridgway _ Blames Reds for:  ” Aymitotipa Callanca

UN Radio Says Reds Deliberatelv Put Off Truce Talk   Communist Seem To Use Blackmail To Gain Concessions

Time Limit Past But Truce Negotiations Will Continue   General Matthew Ridgway Puts Blame. Squarely Upon Communis Fojlure to Reach Armistice Agreement in- Korea.

MARRIED MEN DRAFT ORDER IS PREPARED   No Authorization For inductions;  May Draft Reserves

Hershey Asks One Dependent Men Be Called   Present Exemption For Veterans Will » Not Be Changed

U.S. Traffic Toll Rapidly Nearing Total of Million   999,804 Deaths Recorded Before 10 O'clock Thursday Night; Extra Caution Advised As Winter Conditions Add to Driving Peril

j4¥0 Deaths To Go Winter Slows Slaughter On Highways 4s M-Davy Nears

Saturday May Be M-Day as Nation Rolls Toward Its Millionth Traffic Fatality

 Extra Caution Responsible as 1,000,000th Mark Nears  \Bad Weather Slows Traffic Fatalities

Redistricting Bill Handed To Lausche   Signature Lone Bar To First Change In Setup In 38 Years

20 OTHERS INJURED IN EXPLOSION AT BIG WOOD RIVER PLANT   ‘Flash Fire Follows Blast, 2nd In Month At Huge Shell Oil Refinery; Cause ‘Not Known; Damage Estimated Over $100,000.

 20 Others Hurt  Shell Oil Refinery Explosion Claims Lives Of Dozen Workmen

DIE IN EXPLOSION   Terrific Illinois Oil Refinery Blast Claims Lives of 13 Workmen

29 BADLY BURNED IN ACCIDENT AT CRACKING PLANT   EXTINGUISH FIRE AFTER EXPLOSION AT SHELL REFINERY

Dozen Killed. 20 Injured  In kxplosion   Blast at Shell Oil Refinery at Wood River, I.

Explosion — Rocks Plant  In Ihnois   Mishap Occurs As Night Crew Cleans Cracking’ Onit

Shell Company Plant Rocked; 20 Badly Hurt   Blast Occurs At Large Oil Cracking Unit At Wood River, Il.; Gas   Dot Geen As Cause

Refinery Blast Kills 12 Men; 20 Others Hurt   Panic Breaks Out ‘As Fire Envelops Workers At Plant

Score More Injured in Fire, Panic   Wood River, Ill., Plant of Shell Oil Co. Scene Of Disaster.

Explosion In Refinery At Wood River Fatal To 13 “At Least A’‘Score « Of Workmen SuffeInjuries In Blast -

13 Dead In Explosion Of Oil Refinery   Blast Is Second At Huge Plant In Less Than Month

efinery Blast ills 13 Men nd Injures 20   Panic Follows as Figmes Envelope Cracking Unit Crew

12 Killed, 20 Hurt In Illinois Blast   Terrific Explosion Rocks Big Refinery Of Shell Oil Co.

Refinery Has Explosion and Fight Killed   22 Others Seriously Injured When Big Shell Plant in Illinois Wrecked

20 Persons Are Injured In Oil Blast.   Damage Is Expected To Exceed $100,000 In Sun Oil Company Flash-Fire Explosion

Score Hurt As Flash Fire Follows Blast   Second Disaster Hits finois Plant In Less Than Month

20 Other Men Seriously Hurt In Blast, Fire  _ Shell Oil Company’: _ Cracking Plant At Wood River, lil.

20 Hurt as Flames Lash  Special Crew   Panic Breaks Out as Fire Envelops Men After Explosion— Second for Big Plant

20 Workers Badly Hurt in Explosion   Special Crew at Work on Cracking Installation at Time

12KILLEDIN REFINERY BLAST   Shell. Oil. Co. Plant Explosion Injures 20

13 Persons Die In Oil Explosion  20 Hurt at Refinery As Lashing Flames Envelon Workere

Twelve Killed In Explosion  At Refinery  20 Injured At Shell Oil Unit

Oil Refinery Blast Kills 13, Hurts 20  “ Second Major Mishap Hits Tlinois Firm

20 More Are Badly Burned At Oil Plant   Following Fire Causes Damage O! About $100,000

Flash Fire Follows Explosion at Wood River Piant; 20 Injured Seriously; Cause  of Disaster Unknown.   DAMAGE EXPECTED TO EXCEED $100,000

MEN, CLOTHES AIRE, SCREAM TOBE HELPED   Other Charred Bodies Taken from. Ruins of Shell Oil Plant;

Refinery Explodes   Big Sheil Plant Blasted; 5 Dead; Plesme Flown

{2 Killed In Explosion Af Oil Refinery   Shell Plant In Illinois Wrecked By Blast

TERRIFIC HEAT, HRE BLOCKS RESCUERS   Cause Of $100,000 Illinois Explosion Not Known  FLAMES SHOQT   More Than 500 Feet In Air: Second Mishap At Plant In Month’s Time

AT SHELL ~ REFINERY   Panic Breaks Out in Special Night Shift as Flames Lash Out After Blast.- .   20 PERSONS ARE © SERIOUSLY HURT   Cause of Explosion at OilCracking Unit Is Unknown. Second Major Mishap in Month. . 

QiL FIRM BLAST TAKES 12 LIVES   Explosion Rocks Big Shell Oil Refinery — Panic Rreaks Out As Flames Envelop Workers.

Hurt )  Shell Oil Refinery Explesies Claims Lives Of Dozen Werkmes

20 Others Are Injured By Blast   Panic Breaks Out After Flames Lash Out at Wood River

12WorkmenDie In Illinois Refinery Blast  20 Injured In 2nd Mishap at Plant

About 20 Hurt Seriously at IHinois Plant.   Special Night Crew Victims Of Explosion

OIL EXPLOSION KILLS TWELVE   More Than Score Hur! In Terrific Blast In Illinois

20 Others Seriously Hurt In Blast At Illinois Plant   Seven Of Victims Die In Hospital Few Hours  After Terrific Explosion; Flames Frvelan Workers.

13 Killed as Blast Rocks Oil Refinery   Men Run, Clothes Afire After Wood River. Hl.  Kk xplosion

20 Others Are ‘Hurt Seriously    “At Wood River   Panic Breaks Out As Flames Envelopa Group of Workers

Wood River, IIL; Tragedy Injures Score Seriously   Second Major Mishap in Less Than Month at Shell Plant .

12 Are Killed As Huge Blast Rocks Refinery  20 Other Persons  Seriously Injured   20 Other Persons Seriously Injured In Illinois Plant

Badman Bill Has West All Jittery   Gunman Reported Seen in Five States But No Confirmation Has Been Made

Slaying Suspect Gen. Eisenhower Believed Sighted Reaches Belgium

Murder Suspect Driving Toward San Francisco   Man Believed To Be “Badman Bill” Cook Reported Seen.

Law Officers Flooded With Tips on Killer   FB! Reports Gunman Attempts To Pick Up Soilor in California

Search Pressed ‘For Desperado  FBI Hunts Alleged Slayer of Eight

Fugitive Reported Seen In California   ‘Widespread Hunt Continues - For Badman Bill Cook

Says It Reflects ‘Rock-Bottom’ Needs of State   Total $80-Milliox Higher Than for  Last Biennium

Harriman And Tito Agree On Buildup  Military Power Surest Way  To Avert War, Leaders  Assert

Harriman Talks War With Tito  Diplomat, Yugosi&via Aw Adee Adel. Jf

Harriman, Tito Agree on Plan To Avoid War   Both Believe Peace  Depends on Increase In Military Strength

GRIM REMNANTS OF BATTALION  6 Wounded Marines Only Survivors in ‘Valley of Death’

Beginning of End for  Legislature   State Bodies Have 3 Weeks to Act on Pending Bills

Oil, Gas Industries Asked For 1952 Steel Estimates: More Crude Needed

Warn Reds Mass Troops for New. Korea Offensive   MacArthur Says Foe Deploys Tanks And 120,000 Men, but Gen. Ridgway Declares ‘We Can Turn It Back at the Moment’—-Pursue Enemy in East.

Fresh Reds Massing For Sharp Drive  Allied Thrust ar Miler Ream 283

Drs. Wareham, Mcllhatten, And Henry L. Bassett   LAUDED FOR SERVICE   SET PA. CERTIFICATES

THREE BUCKS CO. DOCTORS HAVE 150 -VEARS OF SERVICE   Are Honored at Dinne Meeting of Bucks County Medical Society   A UNIQUE CEREMONY   Dr. Arthur Wareham, Dr. Henry L. Bassett and Dr. Samuel P. Mcllhatten

Extension Of Sales Levy Alse Urged To Get Needed Funds   WOULD USE REVENUE TO RAISE SALARIES

Moves Develop To Extend Md. Sales Tax, Withhold Income Tax At Source

Would Catch Evaders Plan Underway To Withhold State Income Tax At Source

Eddie Lopat Hurls Second Hive-Hit Win  MDanoald Hitc Gran   M’Dougald Hits Grand Slam Homer In Third

California Is Hit By 75-Mile Winds   Crops Flaifed, Highway: Closed to Traffic

Winds Sweep Southern Cal.   75 Mile Gale Hits Crops. Snarls Air. Sea and Land Transport

Gas Blasts Rock Port of Newark  Chief Says Fire ‘Out of Control’

Gas Tanks Explode At Chemical Plant To Start Blaze  Flames Are Out

Firemen Cannot Control Big Fire at Newark   Flames, Smoke Towe 2,500 Feet in Air; No Casualties Listed

Envoy and Wife Survive Crash  13 Die   13 Die as Italian Plane Meets Storm

13 KILLED WHEN AIRLINER CRASHES   Italian Plane Wrecked in Thunder Storm — Two Americans

‘Senate Group To Start Another. Red: Hunt ‘Inehitute Of Pacific Relations Will’ Be Investigated”

Urges Tax Hike On $6,000 or Less  Defense Revenue Must Come From Little Man, Banker Says

[ax Agents Seize Spokane Home of Virginia Hill, Girl Friend of Gangsters

Senate Gets Bill  Hiking Income And Gains Tax   Riders Ask Increase On Horse, Dog Racing And Imported Beer And Ale

Play It Safe   Defense Chief Attaeks Plans Of MacArthur   Marshall Defends Statement That General’s War Proposals Threatened To Make U. S. “Go It Alone” in Far East War

MacArthur Plans Peril Alliances, Marshall Asserts   General's Opposition Raises Questions As To Who Speaks for U. S. Foreign Policy; Defence Secretary Telis Senate Probers

Secretary Hits Suggestion U.S. “Going It Alone”  AA’ Arthaur’e Qisetar

But Says Gen. Not Rebuked   Prior To OQuster Despite Report Of HT Directive

Explains Steps Leading up to Macs Ouster   General Vigorously Questioned Over Truman’s Action

M’Arthur Policy Divides Allies, Marshall States  Foreign Wishes Uninvolved   Foreign Wishes Uninvolved  In Ouster, Probers Told

Senators Told What Went On Before Ouster   But Defense Chief Denies Allies Abroad Dictated Removal

Prober Hints US Virtually Alone In Korea   Defense Chief Says Mac’s Letter To Rep Martin ‘Last Straw’

General's Publit Statements Had Serious Reactior  Vital To Have But One Voice At Time Of Final Decision

Denies Foreign Countries Had Hand in Ouster   Secretary Challenges Hint U.S. Is Already At lt Alone in Korea

Defense Secretary Says MacArthur's Proposals Threatened U.N. Split   Marshall Tells Senaters Public Statements Of General May Have Forced United States To a “Bn it Alana”

Declares Proposals By MacArthur Threatened To Alienate UN Allies   Says Foreign Government Neither Dictated Removal Of Commander Nor Even Suggested Action Be Taken

Defense Chief Attacks Plans Of MacArthur   Marshall Defends Statement That General’: War Proposals Threatened To Make U. S. “Go It Alone” in Far East War

Marshall Defends Truman’s Policies In Korean Crisis   Russia Has Forces In Si beria That Might Be Sent In

Secretary Tits General’s Talk Of Go-It-Alone   War Chief Asserts Russia - Has Powerful Forces To. Risk in Korea

Marshall Says Split Threatened  Declares MacArthur Stirred Reaction Among Our Allies.

MARSHALL SAYS WHY MACARTHUR WAS RELIEVED   Says General’s War Proposals Threatened To Split UN Alkies   NOT GOING IT ALONE IN KOREAN FIGHTING

Says Proposals Threatened Split Among Allies; Tells Reasons For Dismissal

Young Firebug Charged With Eight Murders   Youth Confesses He Started Blaze, Says He Got ‘Crazy Idea’

Youth Faces Fight Counts of Murder  After Admitting Starting Fatal Fire

8 Murder Counts On Young Vandal   San Francisco Youth Admits He Deliberately Set Fire In an Apartment House

E:ght Lost Lives In Fire... . Boy Confesses He Started Fatal Fire

Gen. Eisenhower ToConclude His Conferences   European Tour Of Inspection To End With British Parley  By MILTON KAPLAN

London Awaits Gen. Eisenhower: Airport Guarded   European Defense Chief Ready for Top-Level Talks

Report Is Made Of Recent Trip To Western Europe   Gen. Eisenhower Is Optimistic About Situation

IKE CONFIDENT DEFENSE PLAN WILL SUCCEED   Congressmen Given ~ Optimistic Report... _On European Outlook

Eisenhower Returns to Normandy Beachhead, Says French Soil is Sacred

i ti el  Gen . Eisenhower Revisits  Beaches Of Normand y   Atlantic Pact Commander And Allied Officers Mark D-Day Anniversary At Scenes Of Invasion

Racketeers: Warned Hea' Is Still On   Crime Probe Gets 30-Day Extension

Senate Crime Investigators Get New Life   Investigation Will Continue Until May 1 With Inquiry Focused on Underworld

Senator Warns Crim Big Shots That Heat Still On Underworld  Committee Wins 30Day Extension, Will Offer Permanent Plan

Senafe Extends Committee for Another Month   Investigators To Write Final Report by May —

Crime Query Extended To May 1   investigating Work in Field Halted; To Compile Report

Extension Of 30 Days Given Kefauver Unit   Committee Members Want Government To Smack At Gamblers

Warns ‘Heat’ Is Still On   Senate’s Crime Probers Given 30 Extra Days

Crime Probers Life Extended For 30 Days   ‘Heat’ Still-on Senator Warns; Report Studied

Tax Investigators Quiz ‘Ex-Convict   Attempt to Unravel Shakedown Mystery

Probers Query Key ‘Shakedown Story Figure   Naster Quizzed Behind Closed Doors by House Group

BERT Mt. MASTER QUIZZED SECRETLY BY TAX Paubene   Key Figure in $500,006 Shakedown Story Is Eefore House Investigators  Several Hours.   REPORT THAT TRUMAN MAY ACT UNCONFIRMED   One Story Is He Will Direc J. Edgar Hoover to Inquire _ Into Any Corruption  in Government.

Revenue Prober: Press for More Light on Case   Key Character In ‘Shakedown’ Story Questioned

Parade of Government Officials Will Face Investigators This Week: ‘Mystery Witness’ To Be Heard Seon, Possibly in Hospital Bed

Key Tax ‘Shakedown’ Figure Quizzed Secretly by Probers   Committee Counsel Indicates Bert Naster And Grunewald to Testify Soon in Public

Secret Session Of FaxProbes Quizzes Nasfer   Key Witness Linked In Shakedowe Story Questioned 3: Hours

House Questions Naster-In Tax Shakedown Case  Secrecy Covers Truman Intention

Bert K. Naster QueriedBehind  Closed Doors   Probers Refuse To Divulge Nature Of Testimony Given In Hearings

Naster To Testify In Public Hearing  House Panel Silent On Secret Session

Draft Debate Faces Dela Vv  MacArthur Hearing To Take Precedence

MacArthur Probe Delays Final Draft Bill   UMT-Draft Law Conferences Wait On Senate Hearinas

May Delay Decision on Draft-Universal Training a Month   Investigation of Firing of MacArthur  Reason for Delav.

Stabilization Board Named By Truman   Increased Powers In Mobilization Program Provided

Members Of New WSB Announced By President —   Group: Granted Increased Powers

bers Of New Wage  zation Board  . Truman Names    Of Taylor High Graduation, aureale Sermon Announced

Truman Names 17 Members of NewWageBoard   Panel Set Up Under Dr. George W. Taylor; First Meeting Tuesday

Wage Stabilizers Named; Truman Hikes Authority   Three of Original Wage Board Placed On Revised Panel

Names New Board For Stabilization  Increased Power Is to be Given Qn Mobilization

H.S.T. Picks Wage Board   6 to Represent Public. 6 Labor and 6 For Management

MacArthur’s Proposal For Attacks On Mainland Of China Rebuffed   Recall Of General Reported Desired   Commander Writes Martin  Reds’ Bid For Conquest Centers In Asia

GOP Hopes To Get Acheson By Doing Away With Salary”   J. F. Dulles, Too, May Be Bounced

Marshall Pays Visit To Korea  Troops In Fine Shape Save Defence Chief

Reports Trip Isn’t Linked With Peace   Secretary Hits Talk Of Stalemate; Lauds Counter Offensive

Denies Link Of Trip to Peace Talk   Labels Journey Purely Military, Involving No Directives.

Denies New War Plan Set   Makes Surprise Hop To Tokyo; Praises ‘Troops

Defense Secretary Pays Surprise Visit to War Front  Troops in Korea in Wonderful Shape, Says Marshall

Marshall In Surprise Visit To Korea; Says U. N. Troops In Wonderful Shape

Marshall Pays Surprise Visit To Front In Korea   Declares Allied Troops In Wonderful Shape; Considers Korean War ‘A Military Classic’

Eighth Army in **Wonderful Shape, Couldn't Be Better,’ Says U. S. Secretary of Defense; Describes Trip As Purely Military   HE WAS ACCOMPANIED 

Notice of Snecial Session Is Given  By Governor  Right to Commit Stat To Interstate Pacts

Coal Stockpile Becomes Threat  Part of State Business Gains Due to Inflation

Move Expecicd Soon     Truman M ay Use Taft-Hartle; Law To Alter Big Steel Strike

Steel to Face Possible Use Of T-H Lav   iNext Move Up to Murray;  ‘Traman Asks Production Be Maintainead

Steelworkers’ Reply To Trumar Request Awaitec   President May Use T-H To Avoid Tieup

Thousand Residents Of Penn‘a Witness Swearing In Of Duff As Junior Senator

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS’ SEX CLUB SUSPECTED   Requirements Call For Sexual Ke lations Four Times Monthly, Police Chief Sarvs

Kitts, Hardy Found Guilty  Ist Gets 30 Years, Other 20; Kitts TT... fra. ..  _ RAR eR ere

3-year Prison Term for Kitts  Hardy Gets 20 in. Federal Penitentiary

Frick Pienie At Idlewild On July 6   34th Annual Event Scheduled; Program  Has Been Arranged      sig

GOV. EARL WARREN IS URGED TO RUN   Belief Held He Will Enter Race for G. O. P. Presidential Nomination.

income Taxes Again Under Discussion   House-Senate  Conferees Seek Agreement on Hike

TAX INCREASE BELIEVED SET Br Tih fe   Difference Bet ween House and Senate Versions to Be Troned Out Soon.

iPlan Many Improvements— Pennsylvania’ s TollRoads Will Cover Over  100 Miles

State's Toll Road System Will Cover 1,100 Miles With Planned Extensions

Nimitz Joins Seven Others In Resigning   Admiral and His. Fellow Members Resign  From Internal Security Commission Saturday

Plea Denied By Senate Committee   Exemption Sought from Controversial  Curb on Activities

Adm. Nimitz Resigns Job  Seven Others Quit Commission Set U} To Heln Security

Presidential Board Members Resign Enmasse   Internal Security Group Is Refused Ruling Exemption

Nimitz, 7 Others Quit Security Board Posts   Action Follows Senate Committee‘s Refusal to Exempt Them From Federal Job Law

Internal Security Board _ Quits in Policy Dispute   Nimitz in Group Resigning After Senate Committee Refucac tn Altar ] aw

8 Nimitz Group Members Resign   U.S. Pay Law Blocks Loyalty Board’s Work

Commission On Security Quits Task In Quarrel   Presidential Group _Aéking Exemptions From Federal Laws

Nimitz Is Resigning ISC Post   Seven Other Members of Security Commission Also Give Resignations   TRUMAN REFUSES   President Asks Senate _ Group To Reconsider  Its Legislative Ban

Nimitz Board To Safeguard Security Quits   J  McCarran Comittee Re fuses To Exempt Members From Salary Liws

Admiral Nimitz Security Board Quits in Body   Action Protests Refusal of McCarran To Waive Reaqulation

Nimitz And 7 Others Quit  Were On Group On Safeguards Of  Internal Security

Board Quits, But Truman Won'tAgree   Nimitz and Others Resign; McCarran’s Committee Blamed

Eight Resign — Commission On Security   Non-Exemption of Certain Federal Laws Given Ac Reason

U. S. Internal Security Board Resigns   Adm. Nimitz, Seven Others Quit Federal Commission

OAFETY GROUP DRDKEN UP BY RESIGNATIONS   Eight of Nine Members Qui Because of Law on Gov't Employ.

McGrath Urges Tightening Of Perjury Laws   Attorney General Voices Opposition To National Crime Commission; Tell Of Cage **Fixes”’

McGrat' Against National Crime Commission   Law Denying Use Of Communication Facilities To Gamblers Called For

ALLIED BOMBERS BLAST AIRFIELD IN NORTH KORE!   Superfortresses Also Pound Enemy Front Lines Without Opposition From Communist Planes.   SHOOTING STARS ATTACK REPAIR SHOPS   Nine Buildings East of Pyong yang Destroyed — Little  Ground Fighting  Takes Place,

ENEMY AIRFIELD GIVEN POUNDING   ‘Deadly Air-Bursting Bombs Dropped Along Front Lines

Sen. Taft Calls For Bombing  Of Red China   Denounces Dismissal Of Gen. MacArthur As “Appeasement”

Allied Troops Gain More Than Mile In Attack  Smash To Within Three Miles South Of Kumsong ne  B.., PAAAAL A ORLA REED

Soviet Official Takes Sharp Poke AIU. S., Says Communist Russia Really Won The War

[Welt Sound Like New fears Eve  'U.S. Hamlets. Cities: Plan Welcome For MacArthur

36 Awards Given To Boy Scouts   ‘Hamlets and Cities Throughout U. S. * To Salute M’Arthur as He Comes Home

WAYLAND MENNONITE CHURCH  E. S. Mullett, Minister Rocer Wrvysne @rune.

Two Cop Kidnapers Captured With Girl. Companion Today at Poughkeepsie, N. Y   Pair Had Stolen Car in Conn., Forcing Officer to Drive Them to Middletown

Red Ransom For Airmen Puzzles U.S.   Trarasn Indicates No Action Planned On $120,000 Fine

President Puzzled on  Red Action   Truman at A Loss On How To Handle Case Of Airmen in Hungary

 Washington [AP)—President Truman indicated to‘day the government is puzzled over what action to take to help the four American fliers held by Hungary.

Hungary Fines Fliers $30,000 Each in Court  Communist Court Convicts Men as Canine bas thea 11 ¢

Fines Levied Qn AF Men Puzzle U.S.   Truman [Indicates Delayed Action on Hunears’s Demand

Truman Plans No Quick Move   Speedy Trial And Conviction Sets Up Case of “Ransom”

U. S. Puzzling Over Action It Should Take To Help Fliers   President Indicates Government Pondering Over What It Can Do To Bring About Release OF Men In Hungarv.

Communist Military Court Gives Americans Choice of $30,000 Fine Each or 3 Months in Jail.

Fireworks, Some Psychology Won Tibet for Chinese Reds   Big Victory Gained Without Firing Shot

Chinese Reds Win First Tibet Victory With Fireworks—No Shots Are Fired

Chinese Reds. Captured Tibet With Fireworks, Eseaped Official Says

KERR WEATHER   Communists In Tibet Win With Fireworks, Warfare of The Mind

Tibet Official Credits Red Win  Said No Shot Fired For Chamdo Capture

Chinese Invaders Won In Tibet With Fireworks And Psychological War

TIBET TAKEN WITHOUT A SHOT   Chinese Reds Did It With Fireworks.

Chinese Win Tibet Battle Without Shot   Reds ‘Masters Of Tibet’ By Using Spies, Propaganda

[Psychological Warfare  Red China Won Tibetan Victory With Fireworks

Cohen Called In Texas Probe  Los Angeles Gambler Summoned Tuesday

U.N. Mustn't Pull Out, Says General  MacArthur Says Gught to Send Mere Faceas On Maren

Pr de wae ete  Fatal Sickness 5 why  Trees Suffer Like Persons From Disease

NEWS IN BRIEF   ~ President Mum on Holiday Political Talks With Vinson

Rumors Ignored By White House   Attention Centers Upon Vinson Visit

Blames General For Espionage  Senator Places Fault For Success of Fuchs

Fechteler to Hich Navy Post   He's Named. to Succeed Adm. Sherman

Truman Appoints Admiral Fechteler To Succeed Sherman As Naval Chief

Fechteler Gets No.1 Navy Joh   Admiral Sueceeds Sherman Ae Omerations Chief

Fechteler to Be New Chief   Head For Naval Operations Taking Place of Sherman

ADM, FECHTELER “TS NAMED NAVAL CHIFE RY TRIIMAN       fis Nomination ta Succeed the Late Forrest 2. Sherman [s Sent to the Senate.   ADMIRAL M'CORMICK ALSO IS ADVANCER   He Is Chosen by President to Take Fechteicr's Place as Commander of Atlantic Fleet.

FECHTELER GETS TOP NAVY POSIT   Salty Seaman to Succeed Adm, Sherman Whe Died in Italy

TRUMAN NAMES FRCHTELER AS NAVY CHIEF ©   Atlantic Fleet Head Is Slated: as Sticcessor To Admiral: Sherman.

Had Been Slated to Become Supr eme Commander of All Allied Naval Forces in the North Atlantic.

Fechteler _ Named New Navy Chief   Adm. McCormick Takes Command Of Atlantic Fleet

Mighty Drive Dents Red West Front   100,000-Man Assault Gains 4 Miles; Resistance Heavy

—Allied Drive Gains Up To Four Miles—  Reds Hurl A Vicious Counter AttackAtUN   Huge British Centurion Tanks Pace Smash By 100,000 Allied Soldiers

Communists Surge Down From Hilltops In Fierce Attack On Allied Lines   U.N. Forces Blast Deep Dents In Chinese Red Defenses Along West Korean Front In Two-Dav Offensive

UN Line Rolls Forward Four Miles in Spots  Lead Troops of Nine Nations in Bia Puch

Werreln Stiff Fight, Reports One Commander   Cease-Fire Talks Remain Suspended, Awaiting Red Reply

UN BEATS OFF HOT ASSAULTS ON NEW LINES   Van Fleet’s Forces Drive 2 Dents In China Defenses

Reds Trying Hard To Stop New Allied  Offensive — Ridowav Tranne   Ridgway Troops Throw Back Several Commie Counter-Blows

Chinese Attack U.S. eas :  Positions in Waves In Western Section   British Division Spearheads 100,000-Man Allied Offensive; Reds Still Press Fight After Bitter Counterattacks Are Beaten Off

Chinese Storm From Bunkers Qn West Front  Allied Drive Gaine   Allied Drive Gains Up To Four Miles

Waves of Reds Hurled Against Allied Offensive   Furious Enemy Tries To Crack UN Line In Roaring. Battle

Chinese Stage Counter-Attack After UN Gains   American Positions _ Threatened as 3,000 Reds Surge from Hills

Action Raging Southwest of Chorwon Village   UN Forces Pouring 100,000 Men Inte Battle With Offensive Still Rolling; Next Cease-Fire Move Up to Enemy.

Ta Crack Allied sant iret Cavalry Fights Off Chinese  .. Counterattacks, But Reds Presse On

Surae Down Hills  i Waves to Hit  Western Front   Communists Battle to Crack Allied Line as Offensive Slows

Foes Seeking To Crack U.N.  Autumn Drive   Western Forces Coutingie Offensive,, Push Four Milss ta Tien. Tine

Officers Chosen For City Election Friday, Feb. 2nd  Incorporation Of City Improvement Authority Up

Hoover Called On India Grain   Will Confer Today With Truman, Aids

Confer Over  Grain for India   Hoover Called in For Advice in Aid To Famine Stricken

President Seeks Hoover’s Advice   Truman Calls Former President to Confer On India Grain Grant

St. Louis First of ‘‘Big Ten” Cities to Reach Community Chest Goal

More Red Leaders — Arrested By FBI   1 Missing Bail Jumper Cashes Check In First Lead to Whereabouts

Heavy Guard Put 01 Reluctant Witness Against Policemen  Harry Gross Caught; Just ‘Wanted to See  Some Horse Races’

MAKE HEADWAY ON TRUCE TALKS   Liaison Officers Meet Twice, Schedule Third Session

set Another Meeting Of Liaison Men   Reds Report Of Progress Toward Reopening Talks

New Session Scheduled On Truce Talks   Another Meeting Planned By. Liaison Officers In Effort To Get Truce Talks Going Again

No Agreement Yet To Renew Truce Talks At New Site   Tanks Fight a Running Battle In East Korea

—KOREA—  Truce Talks.  Still Under:  Discussion. ‘Third Meeting Of Liaison Men Set

Reds Report . Some Progress At Panmunjom   Hint Neutrality Agreement Still Maior Roadblock

DEBATE SIZE OF NEUTRAL ZONE FOR TRUCE TALR   Plan New Meeting, Hold Two Sessions At New Site Today

Liaisons Map Third Parley On Armistice   Reds Report Progress : Made For Re-Opening On Stalled Peace Talk

Envoys Will Meet Again Tonight To Work Out Equitable Neutral Area, After Two Meetings Wed.

DISPUTE SIZE OF ZONE FOR TRUCE TALKS   However, Liaison Officers _ Agree on Site and Are to Meet Again Today.

LIAISON TEAMS MAKE PROGRESS ENEMY REPORTS   COMMUNISTS STOP YANKS STORMING HEARTBREAK PEAK

Size of Area Not Decided      Neutral Zone Gives Both Sides Tronhla

No Acreement Yef On Resumption of Truce Negotiations   Liaison Officers Meet Twice Today. Schedule Another Session Friday.

Allied, Red Officers Plan New Meeting  Session Interpreted   Session Interpreted As Meaning Group Failed to Reach Final Agreement:

Report Progress On Reopening Truce Meetings  U. .N., Communist  fare   U. N., Communist Liaison Officers Meet Twice To Arrange Details ~

United Nations And Communist Liaison Officers Hold Two Sessions, Report Headway Toward Reopening Talks

Headway On New Talks Is Reported   U.N. And Communist Liaison Officers Schedule Ancther __,  pa Preps eee

Neutrality Rules Still Problem For Liaison Teams   Communists Report Agreement on Technical Arrangements

No Final Agreement  Made Yet   Neutral Agreements For New Talks Site Holds Up Renewal

Reds Report Neutral Zone Stalls Parley   U.N. Enemy Liaison Teams Meet Twice, Slate New Session

Officers Meet Twice And Some Headway Made   Report Of Progress Received From Red Sources.

Truce Talks Make Headway   Biggest Helicopter Airlift In History — Flies In Marines

Red Sources Report Gains In Site Talks   Teams Meet Again Friday Morning   Peiping Radio Announces Selection Of Spot; UN Denies It

Armistice Talk Fails fo Reach An Agreement   Liaison Officers Meet at Panmunjom

Liaison Officers fo Meet Friday   But Make Progress to Get Talks Going at Panmunjom

Parleys Still Await Final Okay   Natural Zone Limits Apparently Question Holding Up Issue

MEET TONIGHT ON REOPENING PEACE TALKS   RED NEWSMEN CLAIM PROGRESS IS MADE

New Attempt Is Made To Reopen Cease-Fire Talks   Liaison Officers Plan New Meeting Tonight As Headway Reported: Argue Nentrality Aecord

Allies, Reds Bicker Over Neutral Zone Hold Two Talks;  Liaison Officers WA) Ad anndt A wert

Allied, Red Officers Plan New Meeting   Session Interpreted As Meaning Group Failed to Reach Final Agreement:

‘Liaison Men Meet Twice Over Terms Of Agreement   Communists Want Large Neutral Zone Reaching To Munsar

(the Gridiron Picture  SMU’s Aerials Shatter Trish;  Mich. State Sneaks By Again

Churches Asked  To Help Avoid  College Crisis Methodists Warned”  More Finance: Will be Reocted

Churches Asked To Help Avoid College Crisis   ‘Methodists Warned More Finances Will be Required

Flying Boxcar Dr ‘copped Guns And Jeeps  Paradrops Were   Paradrops Were Executed With  Precision in Korea

Thousands Of American Troops Parachute  Behind Lines Of Reds In Perfect Operation

Operation Goes Like Clockwork   Aim Is To Kill Enemy Ridgway Soys

Allies Capture Heartbreak Hill   Crack Main Red Line on Western Front

Shallow Grave Yields Missing California Girl   Suspect in Murder Of 10-Year-Old Due To Face Grand Jury

BODY OF GIRL, 10, FOUND IN CANYON   Discovery Ents 5-Day Hunt in California; Suspect to Face Grand Jury

The Weather   Indochina Reds Hurl Atfacks On French Garrison  45,000 Viet Minh Hit South Of Hanoi; Less  Of French Is Severe

Gls, Now in U. S., Told to Tell ‘Good Word’  Five Yanks Sent to School’ by Reds to Learn of Communism

5 Soldiers, Captured by Reds, Given Commie Teaching and Released to ‘Teach’ Other GIs

Chinese Put Prisoner:  In ‘Little Red School’   Lectures Were Given

Five American Soldiers Tell Of Being Sent To Communist ‘School Conducted By Chinese Captors

ran Truman. Pushes  Aid Bill   President Calls Chiefs Of Both Parties To Unusual Parley

Support Sought For Foreign Aid Program In Full   Republicans Make No Commitments; House Unit Cuts Toc

Desperado Nabbed By Federal Police   Bank Bandit Is Capture Without Shot Fired

DESPERADO TAKEN WITHOUT A FIGHT   I  KENNETH KITTS,” OMAHA  BANK BURGLAR, CAPTURED IN TENNESSEE.

Archbishop Gets ) 1} Years i in Jail   Convicted of Plotting Against Red Hungary

Archbishop Groesz Is Sentencec To 15 Years in Prison for Plotting Overthrow of Government

COURT RULES ARCHBISHOP IS GUILTY   ‘Accused Of Plot To Overthrow Red Government

‘Hungarian Archbishop Convicted of Treason. Gets 15-Year Sentence

Hungary Sentences Archbishop To Jail   Gets 15 Years For ‘Plot’; One Of Defendants To Die

Archbishop Given Term In Prison   Groesz Sentenced In Hungary To Serve 15 Years

Hungary Gives Archbishop 15  Years in Prison Second Prelate Giver Death Sentence on   Charge of Murder

Groesz Given 15-Year Term  By Red J udge   One Of Codefendants Gets Death Sentence, Five Others Go To Jail

One Of Fight Defendants Faces Death  Five Others Draw  Prison Sentences

Court Finds Him Guilty Of ‘Plot’   Death Sentence Is Handed Out To One Defendant

riotting Against Reds ... . er:  Catholic Prelate Receives Sentence

Groesz Given 15 Years-- One Must Die   Prosecutor Objects As Hungarian Judg Spares Archbishop

Archbishop Gets  15 Years in Prison   Hungarian Communists Give Groesz ‘Light Sentence’ For ‘Sincere’ Confession

Archbishop Is Sentenced To Fifteen Year:   Gonvicted Of Plotting Te Overthrow © Communis! Regime Of Hungary Others Sentenced

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Archhishon Groesz Given 15-Year Sentence

Czechs Give Archbishep 15 YearTerm   1 of 8 Co-Defendants Is Sentenced to Die For “Plot”

(Groesz Given 15 Years For Hungary Plot 1 OF 8 Co-defendant  Sentenced To Death

Preiate Given 15-Year Term From Hungary   One Co-Defendant Sentenced To Die In Treason Trial

Archbishop Gets 15-Year Penalty inReds’ Charge  Co-Defendant Given Sentence Of Death

REDS CONVICT ARCHBISHOP FOR “TREASON   Groesz Gets 15 Years in Jail In Red Justice

Steel Owned By British Government   Private Ownership Of Plants Came To End Last Midnicht

British Steel Industry Nationalized In-Triumoh for Labor. Government

Britain Seizes Steel Industry   Last of Basic Industries to Fall; Price Boost Likely.

Lausche Puts New Finances In Solons Lap   Record Budget Hints Additional Sources of Revenue at Hand

GOVERNOR LEAVES PROBLEM TO LAWMAKERS Any New Ohio Taxes To Be Written  By Assembly, Lausche Message Says

Bodies Are Located In Wilderness   Meanwhile, Foe Seeks To Bolster Sagging Forces

Thunderous Applause is Given Delegate   Conference Speeded Up After Gromyko Is Handed Defeat

lron Curtain Delegates Sit on Hands As Conference Cheers Ceylon Blast

Fight Is Started to Ban Pre-fabs  Home Builders Accept - “Chailenge" ef Counc)

Fight Is Started to Ban Pre-fabs  Home Bu ees Accept "Challenge" of Cou

Assassination Brings Crisis To Near East   King Abdullich Of Jordan is Slain Near The Old Jerusalem Mosque

King Abdullah Dies By Assassin's Shots  Ruler, Friendly To Britain And U.S. Killed Beside Moslem Mosque

Jordan's © King Is Murdered   Brings New Political Crisis To Middle East

Slaying of King Fires New Crisis or Middle East   Pistol. Bullets Kill Abdullah, Britain's Strong Jordan Ally

Crisis Is Seen In Abdullah’s  Assassination  Jordan’s King Was Friend Of Britain

ABDULLAH DEATH HEIGHTENS CRISIS IN MIDDLE EAST   Jordan’s King Shot Near Mosque in Old Jerusalem   ASSASSIN SLAIN   Believed to Be Member of Underground tn ‘Sacred Struggle’

Assassin Shot By Bodyguard Near. Mosque  i   Armed Forces Have Power To Act ‘Ruthiessly’ Against Disorder

KING ABDULLAH — OF JORDAN SLAIN   ARAB RULER SHOT DOWN BESIDE MOSQUE—BRINGS NEW MIDEAST CRISIS.

Arab King Shot Down By Assassin   69- Year-Old Ruler Of Jordan Dies Instantly

WILL BE FAIR, COLDER   Kansas Forecast Calls for Temperatures Above Normal

ENDS LIFE AS SEARCH NEARS HIM ON FARM   House Blazes as Officers Hunt Man In Northern Iowa

Man Wounds: Landlord, Then Kills Himself   Home Afire During Hunt .by Officers; Eviction Dispute °°.

Farmer Wounds Landlord, Takes His Own Life  Shoots Himself As Officers Close In On Him

Death Ends Manhunt At Hansell   Farm Landlord Gravely Wounded During Argument

Shooting Ends lowa Farm Suit   Tenant Gravely Wounds Landlord; Kills Self To Avoid Capture.

Tenant Shoots Landlord, Self  Manhunt Ends in ~ Hansell Cornfield

TRUMAN STATES WILL STICK TO JUDGE CHOICES   SENATE JUDICIARY GROUP HAS REFUSED TO OK NOMINATIONS

Truman Says He Stands by Judge Choice  Will Make No New Nominations, He Tells Reporters

Standing bv Naeiilsahtaes   President Firm In His Choices For Two Judges

Far East Air Forces Are Ready To Bomb China, But Need More Planes

U.S. Far East Air Forces Ready to Bomb Manchuria If Ordered to Do So   Hint They Would Need More Planes To Do a Really Thorauch Job   We Could Win Easily If UN Took “Wraps Off" Him, Says MacArthur   Points Qut Sea Blockade of China and Rambina Ralde Waula Onfekly End Rade

Woman Dies After Kidney Experiment   Blood Stream Purified fer Eight Hours by Kidney From Accident Victim

ATTACH DEAD MAN'S KIDNEY T0 WOMAN'S ARM   Operation Attempting to Pur. ify Blood Fails; Patient Dies.

DESPERATE EXPERIMENT TRIED  Borrowed Kidney Fails to Save Dying Woman

Former Hoosier Coach Says Conduct of Sports Reason for Leaving Job

Marshall Aide Cites Need Of 18-Year Draft   Greatest Secrrity At Lowest Cost, Members Of House Group Told

18-Year-Old Draft Called ‘Best’ Plan   Greatest Security Is Offered—-Mrs. Rosenberg

~~ eau eh owe eS  ‘Best t For L U .8..? Draft Plan Tag  Taking 18-Year-Olds Called Cheapest Way

—_.  Draft Talks Continue  Defense Leaders Contend UMT  Can Assure Low-Cost Security

Views Plan To Draft 18-Year-Olds As Best Security At Lowest Cost

Boys, 18, Called Cheap Security  Youth Draft Urged By Miss Rosenberg

Drafting Ot Younger Men Again Urged   Calling of Youths Of 18 Will.Assure Nettion’s Security

18-Year-Old Draft Would Assure U. S Of Security, Mrs. Rosenberg States

Vraft laiks Continue  Defense Leaders Contend UMT  Can Assure Low-Cost Security

Long-Term Security In  Draft Plans   Defense Department's Manpower Expert Says Nation Needs Youths And UMST Proecram

18 - YEAR - OLDS DRAFT BACKED   ‘Mrs. Rosenberg Assure: Solons Plan Vital To Defense

lranian Senate Votes Seizure Of Oil Industry  Legislative Action On Bill Completed

IRAN GRABS BRITISH QI COMPANY LAND   Nationalization Rushed Through  Senate

IRANIAN SENATE BACKS OIL PLAN   New Premier Issues Plea for Orderly Celebration of May Day

IRAN'S SENATE VOTES 10 SEIZE PETROLEUM CO.   Anglo-lranian Oil I: Nationalized By 44.0 Ballot

Ramspeck Named to Head Civil Service   French Cabinet in Danaer of Collapse

Chinese Resume Attack, Surge South In Same Area as on New Year’s Push; Civilians Again Fleeing Old Capital As Enemy Threatens to Close Trap

C10 Fights Wage Freeze: DiSalle Defends Rollback   Civilian Sacrifice Meger Compared To Fighting Men

ClO Opposes  Wage Freeze   Demands More Rule Over Rents and Credit

Defense Department's New Draft Bill Would Not Affect Guard Or Reserves

300 Allied Warplanes Burn North Korean Air Base In War's Biggest Aerial Raid Upon Single Target   By WILLIAM C. BARNARY And JOHN RANDOLPH

War s Biggest  Plane Raid Hits Reds Build-Up  Sinuiju Air Base Near   Sinuiju Air Base Near Manchuria Scorched

BLASTS RED PLANE BASE   Biggest Raid of War Staged on China Base in Korea

Field Raided Along Border Of Manchuria   Photos Guide Pilots To Enemy Targets

Truman To See American Arms Tests At Army Ordnance Provine Ground

New Weapons ‘Shown Off? Yor President  Truman Pays Visit Té Proving Ground At Aberdeen. Md.

Truman Sees ArmyDisplay Of War Guns   Some Secret Weapons Included At Proving Grounds At Aberdeen

Truman To View Latest Weapons   Will Make Personal Inspection Trip To Proving Grounds

TRUMAN VIEWS ARMY WEAPONS   President Inspects New Ones As Well As Those Now Being Used In War In Korea.

TRUMAN VIEWS NATION'S WEAPONS   To Spend Day At Army’s Aberdeen Proving Grounc

Huks Kill Five American Fliers  Philippine Troops Hunt Red Raiders

Communist Troops Head For India Gate   i¢-Point Agreement, Effective At Once, Is Broadcast By Jubilant Peiping Radio

17-Point Peace Treaty Signed By Tibet, China   Communists Prepare To Shuttle Troops To India’s Border

New M’Arthur Dispute Rages   ) Bipartisan Harmony of Far East Probe Breaks: Stormy Sessions Due

Congress Plans.To Adjourn Tomght*   Long Session To End After Passage » Of 13 Billions In Spending Bills

Congress Scrambles To Adjourn; $13 Billion In Spending Bills Remain

Congress Nears Final Adjournment   Scrambling Toward Enc Late Today With $13 Billion Spending Bills Awaiting Final Action

Final Action Needed on Spending Bills   Military, Economic Foreign Aid Still Before Congress

ee? Bills Awa Action Today  Tax Bill Which Will Hit Paychecks No. ] Is Pascad

India Reaction Chief Western Worry Over Red China and Tibet Agreement

Former Pearson Reporter a Red   Late Andrew Older on Columnist’s Staff

Price Freeze Due Thursday   Johnston Confirmed; Stage Set for Curbs

T-H Law Used in Copper Tieup   But Early Agreement Expected in Walkout

Taft-Hartley Law Invoked In Copper Strike   President Makes Drastic Attempt To End Walkout

Drastic Action Taken To End Copper Strike   Three-Man Fact-Finding Board Is Set Up To Report by Next Tuesday

lran, Soviet Open Parley  Landon Turne Dawn   Lendon Turns Down Latest Proposal

EDS. CCOUNT. FOR ONLY 41 ON OFFICIEL. Ss. PRISONER LIST  Fate 132 POWs Is

  REDS ACCOUNT FOR ONLY 41 ON OFFFICIAL U. S. PRISONER LIST  “Fate Of 132 POWs Is Mystery

U.S., Britain Restudying Pact Posts   Naval Command  ote 2 Split Forseen

God Smiled On Her, So This Plucky Little Girl Made Him Her Partner

Churchill Raps Dilatory Acts Of Laborites   ‘Hesitation, Timidity’ Marks Defense, Says Opposition Leader

Laid a China Ege  On Korean Issue   American Legion Commander Asserts State Department Should Be Reconstituted

Assails Policy “ot” State Department   Cocke Says Agency Need: Reconstitution; Speaks at Lincoln Tomb in Illinois

Ohio State Delays Naming New Coach   Only Four Trustees Appear; Will Meet Again Next Sunday   Legion Boss Raps State Department

National Legion Commander Hits State Department   Erle Cocke, Jr., Wants Reds Condemned As Criminals.

Camp Gruber Gets Okeh on Reactivation   Muskogee Army Camp Awarded $9,913,700 by House Armed Services Cammittee

Republicans Hit Troops For Europe   Congress Left Out Of Commitments, Senators Complain

B-29 Crashes and Catches on Fire   Crewmen Escape with Injuries, Civilian Fireman Dies of Heart Attack

President Fires McGrath’ s Aide  marnclia fhretad Enw   Caudle Ousted For ‘Outside Interests’

TRUMAN LETS OUT 1, LAMAR CAUDLE, AIDE 10 M'URATH   Cracks Down 4 Hours After Announcing He Wants to Get to Bottom of Collec tion Scandals,   OUSTED OFFICIAL RECENTLY QUIZZED   Attention Directed to His Oil Speculation and Free Trip   He Took to Europe   Last Summer,

Truman Ousts . Tax Prosecutor Tied fo Scandal   ~ Lamar Coudle Fired For. His Activities Outside af Duties

Truman Fires Tax Official For Activities   President Considers Giving Freer Hand To House Committee

U. S. Department Official Is Ousted By Truman Order   Tax Division Chief Fired For Holding ‘Outside’  DD ate actii ne

Truman Fires  ~ Lamar Caudle   Outside Activities Cost Attorney His Office

‘Outside’ Work Hit , ; a Truman Fires Official In Tax Division Gf. Justice Denartmon

Counsel Gets Boot From Tax Division   ‘Outside, Activities’ Prompt Ouster Of McGrath’s Aid

Head Of Tax Division In Department Of Justice Discharged By President   Prominent Figure In House Committee Probe Of Internal Revenue Scandais Ragnested To Hand In Resignation

Fax Official Caudle Fired By Truman   ‘Incompatible’ Outside Activities Given as Reason

TAX CHIEF'S RESIGNATION IS ACCEPTED   T. Lamar Caudle Is Ousted; Bureau Shaken By Scandals

TRUMAN FIRES TAX DIVISION CHIEF FOR HIS ‘INCOMPATIBLE’ ACTIVITIES OUTSIDE OF OFFICE

LAMAR CAUDLE IS DISCHARGED BY PRESIDENT   Assistant Attorney General Fired For “Outside Activities”   TAX DIVISION WAS UNDER HIS CONTROL

FEDERAL D. A. IS DISCHARGED BY PRESIDENT   T. L. Caudle Lose: Job As Result Of Cash Scandal

Truman Fires Top Prosecutor Of Tax Frauds   ‘Outside Activities’ Not in Keeping With His Duties Blamed

Assistant - Attorney Gen. Caudle Fired By President For ‘Outside Activities’

Truman Fires Attorney Of Tax Setup Because Of Outside Activities

President Discharges 7. L. Caudle   ‘Outside Activity’ Not Illegal Acts, Given As Reason

Caudle Fired By President   Chief Executive Cracks Down On Internal Revenue Official

STOCKPILING OF COTTON SOUGHT   Resolution Adopted By Council After Conflicting Views

Soybeans   National Cotton Council Advocates Government Stockpile of Surplus

Council Wants Government To Store Cotton   Stockpiling Urged By Southern Group For Emergency

TRUMAN SAYS GOP WILL TRY TOBLY VOTES   Defeats ‘In Maryland, Ohio Used As Alibi Foy Future

Truman Sees Attempt to Buy 1952 Election   Attributes Reelection Of Senator Taft Last Year to Big Spending

Truman Hints Of Heavy GOP Spending in 92   President Refers To Financial Backing in Taft's Campaign

President  Blasts  At ‘Special  Interests’ Makes Politica   Makes Political Talk in Capital, But Sull Silent On Own Plans

President Declares Heavy Spending Planned To Beat Administration Next Fall

Dulles Asks Asia To Join Free World Partnership   Non:Communists Told To Forget Jap Fears; West Warned To Offer Orient Full Equality

 Protest Prices of Houses Company to Sell  \Wives of Miners Picket Pits

State Income Tax Looms For Pennsylvanians  Possibility Measure May Get Approval Of State Senate

Game Bird Regulation Approved   State’s Upland Game Bird Seasons For Next Fall Okayed By Commission

(DON’T TAX ME’  (Opposition Created to All Tax Procrams at Hearing

K.U. and K-State Heads Ad. dress ‘Visiting Club Members and Wives   'SESSIONS END TODAY

900 HERE FOR THE ~ ROTARY MEETING   K.U. and K-State Heads Address Visiting Club Members and Wives

Parallel 38 Big Factor In Talks   Could Still Cause Hitch In Cease-Fire

Item Five On Truce Agenda Means More Yow-Yowinge About 38th Line

38th Parallel Still Debated   You Haven't Heard Last in Peace Talk

START LINE WORK FRIDAY   Three Big Hurdles Remain On Agenda For Negotiators   Item Five On Truce Agenda Means More Yow-Yowing About 38th Line

Plunges to Veath     Phila. Mother Leaps From Midtown Hotel Room After Shooting

Farewell Salute fo Assassinated Ruler  Body of Murdered King Abdullah Lowered into Grave

King Abdullah Is Buried Today In Jordan Hills   Guns, Bugles Sound Farewell To Ruler  Murdered Friday

Guns Boom At Slain King’s Funera ee OR  , Var ane oe ar    Arab Levitin Has Charge Of Murdered M. onarch’s Last Rites

Thousands Wail During Service For Arabs’ King   Jordan‘s Capital Plans 3 Months’ Mourning For Assassinated Abdullah

4 ming 4s Suriea—   Arab Legion Guns BoomAsAbdullah’s Body Is Lowered Into Hillside Grave

 Stain Jordan Ruler Buried: __ Arab Legion Guns and Bugles Sound Last Tribute to Abdul!ah

Extend Margin-Type Price Controls fo 16,000 More Stores   More Consumer Goods Added to Mark-Up List

Retail Margin Type Controls Law Extended   Radio, TY, Sporting Goods, Jewelry Are Included In Orders

Retail Margin-Type Price Control Is Extended to About 76,000 More Stores

Mainly Luxury Class Dealers OPS Extends Price Controls To 76,000 More Retail Store:

OPS EXTENDS PRICE CURBS   ‘Price Controls Affecting  Some 76,000 Stores } Are Ordered

Profii-Margin Price Control Extended ‘ To Wide Field Of Consumer Goods

Margin Controls Given Extension   New Order For Markup: Is Effective April 10; Includes 76,000 Stores

Imposed On More Merchants... . Retail Price Curbs Extension Ordered

Price Control Lists Extended  More Retail Stores Under Markup Plan

Price Controls Are Extended Te  More Retailers   76,000 Stores Will Be Affected By Today’s - Order.

Extend Retail Price Controls to More. Stores   New Order Effective April 10, 76,000 Businesses Affected

Jail Breaker Kilied, Two Fugitives Nabbed In Indian-Style Gun Fight

Truman Will Be a Candidate for a Third Term, ‘His Friends and Political Advisors Conclude

Nation's Toll Of Deaths Is Rising Slowly   Slick Highways © Check Accidents In Long Holiday

Death Toll Reaches 84 in Nation   58 Persons Killed in Auto Accidents

Treaty Would Bind Japan To United Nations   American Proposal Grants Nation Right To Defend Itself

Peace Treaty Would Harness Japs fo UN  No Limitation *On Native - Defense Forces

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Tells Of Use Of Franking Right By  Lipschutz Group

DIRKSEN HITS DEMOCRATS AS PARTY OF WAR   Calls on GOP to Campaign Without Gentle Words or Kid Gloves.

Dirksen Labels Demos Party olf War and Crisis   Calis on GOP to Take Off Gloves For 1952 Fight

Talk of Extra  Day For Fair   Consideration is Given Extension  To Nine Days

Meat Ration Menace Seen By Cattlemen   Big Packers Say Ceilings Make It Inevitable; First Step Begins

Meat Packers Say Ceiling Means Ration   Black Market Hurts Low-income Group Most. Senators Told

BIG PACKERS CARRY FIGHT OVER FREEZE   Rationing of Meat Said Next Step Under Plan

Senate Votes Effort to End Tax Deadlock   Conferees to Seek New Compromise Following Defeat

Next Move Un fo Senate On Tax Hike  landare Ralllad kh:   Leaders Baffled by Factors Causing Upset of Legislation

House Rejection f Tax Increase Upsets Schedule   Plans-to Adjourn Congress Saturday Until the New Year Threatened by Surprise Move

House Rejection Muddles Tax Boost Outlook  Surprise Vote Puts Next Move Up To Seannte

TO END TAX DEADLOCK   House Rejects Compromise, Senate to Reconsider; Possibility~of No Income Tax Increase by Nov. 1.

Tax Bill Voted Down As House Revolts  Next Move Is Up to Senate After 203 to 157 Rejection: Adjournment Delay Threatened

RAP URAUA AEA ae  Next Move Up To Senate After Tax Hike Rejection

BUDGET CRISIS SEEN IN WAKE HOUSE ACTION   Adjournment Fever Hoped ‘To Help Passage Of Bil

Rejection of Tax Bill Sets Un Difficulty   Budget Problem for Nation Looms Gravely As Result of House Unexpected Action

REMEDY SOUGHT FOR ACCEPTABLE PEVENTIE BOOST   Unexpected Action  ~~ Leaves Next- Move With Senate — National Budget Faces Problem.

Attempt To Break Tax  Stalemate   Senate Finance Group To Try. Breaking Logjam Over Big Tax Hike Bill

Senators Study Tax Bill Setback  Committee Ready To Confer Again

Compromise Tax Boost Bill Is  Spurned In House  May Upset Plans To Adiourn: Next   May Upset Plans To Adjourn; Next Move Up to Senate

Senate Agrees to Make New Effort: To Work Oat With House Form Of Acceptable Tax Increase Bill

TRY AGAIN TO END TAX DEADLOCK   House Rejects Compromise, Senate to Reconsider; Possibility-of No Income Tax Increase by Noy. 1.

Vote Leaves All Plans In Shambles   Up To Senate Now To Rescue Bill By New Conference

House Rejection Of Tax Increase Raises Surprise   Next Move Is Up To Senate To Act On Huge Tax Boost

House's Tax Bill Turndown Stuns Administration If Senate Rejects  Call For Discussion, Increase Out This Year

Schedule Upset For Adjourning Of Lawmakers  AaAvaniiece Rilhiinane

Senate To Say What Move Will Be Made Next   Another Effort To Reach Agreement Is Expected

Senators Will Try To Break Tax Deadlock  Increase Could  Be Dead For 5!

SEEK ONETHAT WILL BE GIVEN OKAY OF HOUSE   Surprise Action Delays Congress Plans to Adjourn

Senate Agrees To Seek Tax Agreement   Voice Vote Reverses Earlier Decision

Nation Faces Serious Budget Problem: Surprise Rejection of Tax Bill By House Puts Administration On Spot: Senate Must Act now

Naf’! Budgef Problem Looms   House Rebels Against Administration Spending

fo Try Again to greak Deadlock in Tax Hike Bill   Senate Agrees to Hold Another Meeting With House Representatives.

lax heversal Is Mystery of Day  House Defeat of $5.7 Billion Hike Stuns Officials  in Capital  ‘VOTE IS CONVINCING    Add itional Del: ay Could  iw ipe Out Congress Ac  tion This Session

Fate of Tax Boost  Bill Still in Doubt  Senate Agrees To Make   ‘Senate Agrees To Make New Effort at Compromise

House Tax Rejection Snarls Budget  May Upset Plan For Congress To Adiourn Saturday

Surprise Tax Boost Rejection Sets Administration Off On Frantic Hunt

EXPERTS VOTE AGAINST TWIN CITIES AS SITE   ‘Superior Cultural And Other Advantages’ Cited

Inflation  Headache Not Over   Johnston Predicts ‘Real Fire’ lf Taxes. Curbs Arenwt Hiked

Johnston Says Real Inflation Not Yet Here   Wage, Price Controls Working At Present But May Need More

Worst to Come  ECA Chief Says Wage-Price Contr ‘als Throttling Inflation

Johnston Sees Real Inflation Fight Next Fall  Wage-Price Controls Can't Do Whole Job Stabilized Declares

Drastic Action Still Needed To Curb Inflation   Johnston Says Line Can't Be Held Without Higher Taxes

‘JOHNSTON SAYS HIGHER TAXES’ AND STRICTER CREDIT CURBS NEEDED TO PROTECT ECONOMY   Economic Stabilizer Declares In Interview That Wage And Price Controls Are Throttling Inflation But Real Test Is To Come

Johnston Cites Inflation Peril  Says Controls Alone Will Avert Disaster

Russ Stall Off Big Four Talks   Demand Conference on Germany Only

Russia Willing To Talk Only  On Germany   U.S., Britain, France ‘Disappointed’ When Note Fails to Outline  Parlay an Racic locus

Wants Parley Confined. To  German Arms Disappointed Allies To Frame Reply

Approves Fee Given Aide In Sale Of Plane   Transaction Unique But Not Improper, Attorney General Tells Investigators

Says $5, 000 Commission — Was * “Unique’   Declares O:K. To Accept Fée For -. Plane Sale:

Plane Sale Fee Upheld By MWGrath   Defends Caudle's Action In Accepting Ht But Says It Was ‘Unique’

Caudle Termed Indisereet In Certain Cases   Ousted Official Is Defended For Taking  Cammmicaian Tu Sale

Attorney General Admits Case "Unique. Does Not Presume to Pass Judgment on Ousted Official.

Did Not Get Bill of ‘Particulars, He Tells Probers   Propriety of $5,000 Commission on Sale of Plane Is Defended

eGrath Sa vs ge Beat Gun On Ouster   Attorney General ‘In Dark’ On Caudle Bill Of Particulars

TRUMAN FIRED © CAUDLE ON OWN HOOK-McGRATH   Attorney General Says President Never Gave Him Bill of Particulars:

M°GRATH OK'S CAUDLE’S DEAL   Defends Propriety Of Com mission From Tax Defendants

TRUMAN MADE DECISION 10 OUST CAUDLE   McGrath Didn't Recommend _ Firing; He OK‘d $5,000  Commission.

No Defense For Caudle  By McGrath   Attorney General Testifies As Washington Hears Rumors He’s About Out

U.S. Attorney General Aamils That Instance Was “Unique But Upholds lis Propriety

Concedes Case Is Unique Won't Pass Judgment On Other ‘Indiscretions’

M‘Grath Never Got Particulars   Attorney General Takes Witness Stand In Tax Investigation

Propriety Of Commission  Ts Defended   McGrath Admits However That It Was ‘Unique Case

McGrath Says Caudle Fired But He Did  Not Receive Particulars From President

McGrath Defends Caudle Commissior On Airplane Sale   “Unique Case”, Attorney General Tells Probers

McGrath fo Defense of Caudle Deal   But Admits Was ‘Unique Case’; No Full Explanation of Why Caudle  Annaintod

But He Doesnt Condone Some Other Activities   Attorney-General Cal. led Before Tax Prob. ers to Testify

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Declares Case Was ‘Unique’

Commission on Plane Sale Was OK, “U nique”   Attorney General Says He Won't Judge Other Activities of Ousted Former Assistant

Didn’t Know Of Misdeeds,  Probers Hear   Attorney General May Be Out Soon, Some Reports Say

Caudle Honest, McGrath Says   Attorney General Claim: He Couldn’t Question F.D.R. Appointment   OUSTED IN TAX CASE

Not Told Why Caudle Fired, Says M'Grath   Justice Dept. Head Testifies President Acted On His Own

SAYS: FORMER. AIDE TAKING CASH WAS OK   Testifies Before © Committee In  Shakedown Prabe

Truman Fired Caudle, McGratt Tells Probers   Was Honest As Far As He Knew, Says Attorney-General

Attorney General Says That High’ Commission on Plane Sale Uniaue

McGrath Was No! Consulted on Caudle Dismissal   Attorney General Testifies He Could Not Question Presidential Appointment.

M‘Grath Defends Caudle Rake-Off   Attorney General Sees No Impropriety in Commission Deal

ACCEPTANCE OF PLANE FEE IS DEFENDED   Probers Are Told Complaint Once  Filed With FBI

Chief Calls Plane  Sale Fee Proper   Attorney General Admits Case Unique But Claims Assistant Earned It

Cabinet Official Appears Before Revenue Hearine   Saw Nothing Wrong In Outside Actvity Of Ousted Assistant

Atty. Gen. McGrath Defends Commission Received by  Caudle for Sale of Airplane Cabinet Official Says Case Was Unique, Never Happened Before

Justice Head Gives Version Of Scandals  Et  , Peet 2¢   Cabinet Official Defends Caudel On Plane Sale:

McGrath Not Consulted On Caudle F iring   Atty. General Tells Investigators He Has Not Received Report

Declares It  Was O.K. To Take Money  King Denounces Ousted Attorney

ON THE INSIDE   SCANDALS GROWING , Attorney General McGrath Called by Tax Probe Group

CAUDLE CASE IS CALLED ‘UNIQUE’   M’Greth Refuses To Condemn ‘Outside Activities

Atty. General Calls Case  “Unique One   Won't Judge Other “Activities

McGrath Tells Probe He Was Not Consulted   Attorney General Sees Nothing Wrong With Caudle Taking $5000 Commission

—SCANDALS—  He Never Doubted Honesty   ‘DEROGATORY’ FBI DATA BARED

McGrath Backs Caudle’s Cut On Plane Sale   Concedes It Was A ‘Unique Case’

Concedes Case Was “Uniqu e”  Ousted Assistant  BT. 7. @F mani A.

Says Caudle Case Is. ‘Unique’ _   Won't ‘Pass Judgment’ ‘On Fired Subordinate ‘Who Received $5,000

Tells Fis Side  McGrath Summoned To Testify  In Mushrooming Tax Scandals

NOTHING WRONG IN COMMISSION FOR PLANE SALE   HAS NO COMMENT ON OTHER ACTIONS BY FORMER AIDE

Former Aide “Left On His Own’’, Otherwise  Questioned About $5,000  Commission

M’Grath Defy «5 Plane Deal   Admits $5000 ComMission “Unique Case”

Att'y-General Terms Ousted Caudle Honest   Truman Fired Aid Without His Urging, He Tells Inquiry

Says Payment Of $5,000 to Caudle Proper  Attorney General ‘Holds No Brief’ For Misconduct

Propriety Of $5,000 Deal OK'd   McGrath In Defense Of $5,000 Caudle Commission, Say: Its Unique’

$5,000 Payment Given Approval Last Fall  by McGrath When He : Was Consulted  Trust Questioned  ‘Never Dishonest Says Official Fired by  Truman      Trust Questioned

Ransom Incident Not Over by Any Means Officials of State Department Indicate

Blast Fired At Steelman  Rail Unien Anery   Rail Union Angry Over Parley Tactics

B.R. T. Blasts Steelman In Wane Dispute   Brotherhood Vice - President Says Union. Doesn't Want Any Part of Presidential -Assistant in Negotiations.

Steelman Draws Labor Criticism   Presidential Aide Is Scored as Trainmer Reveal Selecztion Turned Down

7 Mea Killed As Traia Hits Bus  , Mishiap Occurs On RR * Crossing i in ‘Canada; De a < ee ae oe

7 Men Killed As Train Hits Bus   Mishap Occurs On RR Crossing in Canada; Driver Not Injured

Train and Bus Crash; 7 Dead   Jictims Were on Their Way fo Work Near Town of Sudbury, On tario.

Train-Bus Crash Fatal to Eight  2°95 Canncdian AAota   22 Canadian Metal Workers Injured

Canadian Train Hits Bus; § Die   Crash Occurs in Fog, 47 Below Weather

Corporal Who May Inherif $830,000 Says Plans to Re-Fnlist in Army

Duff Plays Waiting Game Now   New Senator Subject of Attention by Presi. dential Hopefuls.

House Rules Row Looms   Effort to Loosen Administration Hold On Bills Has Support

Super-Secret Atomic Tests Are Scheduled  New Weapons Believec Ready For Tryouts

Red Troops Mass For New Assault   Communists Moving In For Drive

Battle-Weary Marines Take Advantage of Tim While Awaiting Leaves

 Defense Dept. Hard-Pressed for Planes To Take Junketing Congressmen Abroad

RUNNING SHORT OF PLANES FOR CONGRESSMEN   More Than 100 Lawmaker: _ Taking Official Overseos Trips.

Congressional Traffic Heavy   House, Senate Members Are Flocking Overseas

—TOO MANY LIKE TO TRAVEL— Not Enough Planes For  Junketing Congressmen

Many Traveling Congressmen Cause Shortage Airplanes, Escort Officers

Junketing Congressmen Tax Plane Facilities   Air Force Can't: Find Enough Plush Transports for All Excursions.

Capitol Stirred by War Talk   Size of Coming Chinese Offensive, Extent of Russian Aid Diseouraging

Fears Russia May Enter Korea Battle   President Refuses To Make Forecast At Press Session

Truman Says Great As Ever, Other World Capitals Take €almer- View"

Rayburn Sets Ott Fear ot Soviet Move in Korea, Says  U. S. In ‘Terrible Danger’

Rayburn's Speech Concerning Reds Shakes Capital   Officials Fear Soviets Preparing to Throw Men Into Korean War

U. S. Capital Has World War Jitters   Fears Expressed Russia Is About To Intervene In Korean "Police Action"

“she Loves Me”’—  Man Charged With Snatching Child Returns Her To Fort Worth Officer

Aussie Police Say Bathing Suit Of Former Pocatello Beauty is Too Scanty for Beach Wear

 ‘below All Decency”  Actress Parker Ordered From Australia Beach

Will Resume Bus Schedules This Morning   5-Day Walkout Ends; Negotiate On New Contract

Easy Street?  Gas Pocket Found On Land. Bought For A Huntine Lodee

Immorality In Government Hit In Hoover Talk  Ex-President In New Blast Cites Bribed Officials

Immorality in Public  Life Hit by Hoover  Ex. President Says Moral

FORMER ARMY OFFICER SENT TO PRISON HERE   15 More Desertion Cases Heard By The Courts   OCCUPIED 2 FULL DAYS

Fifteen Desertion Cases Are Heard and Judgment Pronounced   BOTH JUDGES BUSY

Retailers Wrestle With Price Charts   Each Must File List of Ceilings Raced an Marain

OPS Deadline for Price Lists Set for Apr. 30   Thousands of lowa Businessmen Wrestle With Regulations

Woman Supplies Prize Memorial Day Fish Tale   tHKlanciges Ttaea,

Jury Blocks Kelly's Aide;  Foreman Stays   Showdown Looms On Ousted D.A,  In Worcester Court

Bodies of Two Foundon Beach  Men May be Members Of Trawler’s Crew

STRATEMEYER SAYS COMBAT CRAFT AT PEAK ™N e @ ry. Reds Pose Serious Air Threat

Paper Says Boyle Accepted Payment  Reports Demo: Figure Got $8,000 From Firm

Newspaper Links Boyle With RFC Loan   Democratic Chairmar Says He Received QO  vid  F ea

National Democrat Chiet Involved in RFC Payoff, St. Louis Paper Claims

States Bovle Paid 88.000 by  Pri nting Firm   Chairman States ‘Fees’ Had ‘Nothing  To Do in Loans’

‘St. Louis Newspaper Reports Boyle Received $8 OOO After RFC Deal

Boyle Linked To Firm That Got RFC Loan   Paper Claims He Got $8,000 from Company

ST. LOUIS PAPER REPORTS: Democrat Chief Received $8000 After RFC Loan

Says Boyle Got $8:000:In Fees   Post. Links. Demo Chairman With Loans By RFC

Boyle Charged With Getting RFC ‘Payoffs’   Admits He Took Money; But Says It Wasn't Bribe

TAKES WITNESS STAND   Accuse Boyle Of Taking Payment For RFC Loan

Says Boyle Paid $8,000 by Firm After RFC Loan   St. Louis Press Story ‘Involves Democratic Committee Chief

Accuse Boyle of Being Involved In RFC Pay-Off   Say Printing Firm Paid  $8,000 for Loan Aid.

Phillip Jessup Is Fight Figure   Hickenlooper Leads Opposition To His Appointment To UN

FIGHT ON JESSUP AS U.N. DELEGATE LOOMS IN SENATE   Bowles’ Nomination As Ambassador To India Also Criticized

Free Korea is Aim Of United States   Chief Executive Okays Statement by Marshall Regarding 38th Parallel

Ohio Squeeze Against Bingo Grows Tighter   Widespread Raids, Orders To Close Hit any Communities

ALL-OUT DRIVE AGAINST OHIO BINGO GAMES   Widespread Raids, Arrests In Northeastern Area   Ordinances Providing Jail Terms And Fines For Lottery Operations

Declare Operation  Hlegal  wD..J?..   Police Raids Bring Arrests

PERMIT. TEACHER _ TO RESIGN POST   Ousted Tutor Defended By Ex-Pupil He Dated

True Love Triumphs  Teacher- -Pupil Romance Dispute Finally Settled -

DISMISSAL CANCELED, HE'LL RESIGN _ School Board, Teacher — Who Deted Pupil, Settle

Teacher Who Dated Student Asrees To Resign His Post   ‘Best Interests’

Watson Refutes School Change   Does Not Plan Now to Reorganize Districts

115,868 Red Casualties— __ ‘Operation Killer’ Dulls Enemy's Numerical Edge

‘Mrs. Lawrence Doesn’‘t Have Polio, Diagnosis At Hospital Reveals

Wants To Unite Atlantic Nations   Kefauver Asks Lions To Get Behind His  Plan For Federation

Four Persons AreExecuted At Sing Sing   Two Pay Penalty For Lonely Hearts Slavine in 194e¢

Lonely Hearts Slayers Die  Sing Sing Death Chair Executes Four Persons

Mrs. Beck Last to Go in New York's First Quadruple Execution in Four Years; Tells Matrons ‘So Long.’

2 ‘Lonely. Hearts’. ‘Slayers Executed In Sing Sing Chait   Quadruple Execution Hel  Last Night; 32 Watch  Pair Pay Penalty

Hirohito Views Labor Rioting   Police and Unionists Scuffle 90 Minutes

A-Energy Plant Hires 2,000  Expect Larae-Scale Hiring at Paducah Shorilv

Junior Class Players Gave Highly Creditable Dramatic Performance

General Terms Of Deal To Be..Truce Along Parallel 38   _ United States And Britain Taking Lead In Working Out Conditions For Sattloment Acresahis To All Involved

tatement on General Terms Hinted to Be in Offing; Representatives of 16 Nations Discussing Possibilities.

Allies Fighting in Korea Prepare Public Peace Bid   Statement of General Terms Hoped To Bring Chances of Early Settlement of Fiahtina

Peace Bid Under Study For Korea  Issue Possible If Situnantian Imnravoe

UN Prepares Korea Peace Proposals Like Ones M’ Arthur Killed In March

Envoys From 10 Nations Study Plans   Action May Follow Earlier Plan Previously Shelved

Peace Bid — Likely if Reds React   Key Obstacle Is . Chinese Intention To Drive UN Into Sez

Allied Nations Conside ring Another Public Peace Bid ToCommunists ln Korea

UN Again Considering © Public Bid For Peace   Proposal Shelved By MacArthur's Previous Truce Invitation May Be Issued Soon

Spain Agrees To Alliance For U.S. Aid  Sherman Negotiates wT. ge BT   Sherman Negotiates For Air-Navy  Bases, Troop Help

La Prensa Editor Declared Fugitive  Dr. Paz Missing Since Thursday

Cadets Kept Under Wraps, Bar Is Told   Secrecy Blocked Plans for Transfer, Savs Counsel

Plan MacArthur Day Here; Late Arrival Factor   Mayor Expecting To Decide Local Observance Today

inmate Sets Off Riot at Utah Prison   Acting Warden, Guard Siezed by Convicts

W  UTAH PRISON RIOT   Inmate Swinging Chain st Guard Sets Off an Outbreak 

UTAH PRISON OFFICIALS SEND CALL FOR HELP   HIGHWAY POLICE REPORT RIOTING HAS BROKEN OUT

WARDEN SEIZED IN UTAH PRISON RIOT   Inmate Swinging Chain at Guard Sets Off an Outbreak

Hostages Held: Officers Get Set for Fight   Former Director Called in by Felons: Conference Goes On

STUBBORN MICK WINS - Gromyko Takes Trip Less - Privately Than He Planned

STUBBORN IRISHMAN BUNKS WITH RUSSIANS   San Francisce Printer Refuses T: Give Up Train, Rese-vations. Te Sevieta

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   ‘Stubborn Irishman’ Rides Pullman Carrying Gromyko & Co. to Frisco

Senate Approval Of Troops Urged  Bradley Sees Danger n Further Delay

Bradley Requests Speedy Approval “Of Sending Unit:   General Informs Senator: That Next 30 Days Mzy  See Vital Decisions

Bradley Asks Help-Europe Decision Soon   Warns Next 30-Day Period Is Crucial in  Forming Army Under Atlantic Alliance

BUILDING PERMIT TOTALS   REAL ESTATE DEEDS   REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES

British Say Not to Brand Red China ‘As Aqaressor Until Cease-Fire Fails

London Wary of U..$. Demand  Chine Feam Rrandina   Shies From Branding Red China Aaaressor

BRITISH AIDING CHINA DEFENSE   Take Position That Nation Can’t Be Declared Aggressor Now

1,200 KNOWN DEAD IN SALVADOR QUAKE      Injured Estimated At 4,000 As Reports Filter Into Capital

Quake Death Toll Mounts to 1200   Many Stricken Towns Still Cut OFF

QUAKE DEATH TOLL CLIMBS   Estimate 1,200 Kille In Salvador By  Tremors

Quake Toll 1200 In El Salvador  One City Wiped Out; Over 4000 Iniured

TIP TO THE WISE  Monday Is Dollar Day   Negroes Meet To Plan Protest

Political Pressure for Cease-Fire Without Truce Could Be Dangerous

 Negro Admits Crime  Sergeant Beaten To Death As 'He Slept In Cumberland Home

Negro Admits Killing Soldier At Fayetteville   Revenge Motive, “Says Defendant, In Brutal. Saving

ATOM CHECKUP INCLUDED IN THE PROPOSAL   Reds Serve Notice At Paris Meeting Views Not Changed

Man Kills Son, Wound: Two Babies   Faiher Received Head Injury In World War Ul

‘DRAFT FREE LIST WIDENED      Critical Occupation Exemotions Set

Crash Of Light Plane Kills 20   Four Others Injured In ‘Worst’ Tragedy

Murder Suspect Is Named Abductor Of Engaged Girl   Fiance of 17-Year-Old Says Irwin Raped . Her After She Received Ring

Dalal Lama Moves To Edge of Tibet  One Day's March From india. Settles There

Little Activity Aong 60-Mile  Korean Front   First General Thaw Of The Year, Plus Heavy Rain Causing Troubles

Melted Snow Fails To Stop Slow Advance   Tanks Slug ‘At Close Range With Foe; Order Js ‘Strike And KilP

“Routine Job,’ Colonel Says   Hungary Move Shocks Air Force Officer

Captures Last Red-Held Peak of Vital Ridge   Helicopter Airlift Whisks 1,000 Marines to Strategic Heights

Webb Reports Progress Toward New Oil Talks  Between ran, Britain

James Carroll Indicted Toda \  On 104. Counts   Wagers Paid to 2 Sedalians Included In Specific Cases

Jury Indictments List 104 Counts Against Carroll   St. Louis Gambler Charged With Failing To File Tax Returns

DRUNKEN DRIVERS AND OTHER CASES HEARD BY COURT   An Average Fine of $200 Imposed in Most of The  Cases   'SOME FROM THIS AREA   Judge Keller Tells Defendant The Law Will Enforced

Groundhog Sees Shadow,  Heads Below   ‘Despite the Legend, the Weather Bureau Says ‘Fair, Windy, Warmer’

BUT AGRICULTURAL EXPERTS NOT FRIGHTENED  Thousands Of Ohio’s Farms ‘Lost’ In Period 1945-1950

3546 FARMS LOST IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO  Loss of Acreage Fails To’ ‘Frighten’ Experts

Driver Killed Near Atlantic— Truck Carrying Rocket Heads Rams Into School

CRASHES INTO OCEAN   Three Fliers Aboard Plane Dowa Off California Coast

$113,000,000 SUBSTITUTE 1S QNLY STOP-GAP   Midnight Session Held To Speed Passage For House Vote

State Senate At Last Passes Tax Package   Vote Comes as Anti-Climax After Nine Months of Squabbling; Decision Made Mainly Along Party Lines.

Russian Move Defeated in UN  Attempt To Oust China Nationalists Fa‘ls

Russian Bids In U.N. Fail:   ‘Reds Try To Oust Nationalist China

WILSON PRESSES FOR CONTROLS  Stabilization Shakeup Hinted As Food Prices Hit All-Time High

Prices of Koo dl  Reach Reeord Shake Up of Stabilization Posts Keen ta Sneed Control Prooram

War Criminals Given Freedom   Twenty-Nine Germans Are Released Today.

‘German Steel Magnate Krapp, 4 Nazi Generals Released From Prison

Manufacturers Claim Own. Aircraff Engines "Most Powerful’ Jeis .

Orders Inquiry Into Charges Of Sen. Haluska   First Probe Since Investigation Of Cavalcante Case

Haluska Inquiry Ordered   Senate to Investigate Charges of Attemptec “Bribery”.

Refirement For State Troopers Voted By House  Pareannal Oféica Rill   Personnel! Office Bill Passes; Purchasing Measure Blocked

30 Frenchmen Killed in Ship Blast in Saigon   130 Injured, 30 Seriously as Ammo Stores Blow Up

COOK TO LEARN FATE THIS WEEK   JUDGE EXPECTS TO PASS SENTENCE ON’ KILLER TUESDAY OR FRIDAY.

Europe Lacking Attack Defenses   Hickenlooper Claims Grant is ‘Essential’

West Europe Is Reviving But Lack: Adequate Defense  Senators Say Will

Europe Will Defend Self, Solons Claim   Claim Money Is Badly Needed to Bolster Defense

Will To Fight Is Revived In West Europe   Senators Returning From Tour Report Lack Of Defenses

Solons Believe Europe Still Lacks Defense Against Reds   Sparkman Says Politicians Should Leave Gen. Ike Alone

EUROPE STILL NEEDS POWER   Senators Agree Will To Fight Exists, But Defenses Lacking

‘Find Dejenses Lacking—  But West Europe's Fighting Spirit Rekindled

Europe Reported  Willing to Fight,  In Need of Arms ‘Senate Views Favor  res eee ATS ltea wer

Will to Fight Revived in Europe, Senators Agree   But Adequate Defenses Still Seen Lacking Should Russians Attack

Touring Senate Group Favors Foreign Aid   Visit in Europe May Swing Votes Behind Program

Spain Looms as Key in Defense Effort  Europe Is Long on Will to Fight

Europe Revives Will to Fighi   Touring Senators Agree, But Say More Arms Needed

West Lacks  Guns, Planes   Kurope Developing Will To Fight, Touring Senators Find

Drys Defeated Down In Texas  Legislature Rejects Prohibition Bill

Kremlin Peace Bid Surprisingly In Line With U. S. Plan—Calls for Armistice and Withdrawal of Armies from 38th Parallel

Harvey Asks Go Ahead To Produce Aluminum      $3,509 ‘Chest’ Funds — Tallied in First Returns

Temperatures   Allies Still Holding Salient Despite Waves of Furious Enemy Attacks

Foe Deepens Penetration;  Turns Flanks   ; Allies May Have Left . Hill 247; Taken During Day, In Strategy Move

Flanking Move Puts Foe In Threatening Position   {Reds Going Around Fighting Line Are Within 75  . Miles of Pusan. Orizinal Beachhead

Reds Continue  F lanking Push   Series Of Attacks By Korean Reds Fails To Budge Second Division

Driving Enemy Force [Moves Into Mountains  On Allies’ East Flank

UN Troops Stull Cling To Salient   Communist [hrusts Far to The South Are Still A Threat, However  STILL HOLD A LINE

Yanks Cling to Wonju Salient In Korea Today   Flanking Reds Battle Deep into Sobaek Mountains

Reds Drive Southward On Flank   Communists Now 65 miles From Old Beachhead

Soldiers Join In A-Blasts;  No Casualties Las Vegas Is Rocked By   ae  —_ a oot eh oe WAs?.. FS ei Pp...

A-Bomb American Soldiers In Official Yucca Flat Test   Las Vegas Rocked By Blast, Windows Smashed In City

Gain Greater Knowledge Than Expected: Breaks Windows 75 Miles Away

‘Army Claims Success, No © Men Injured   Conenssion, Flash Indicate Big Bomb Used Ih, Experiment

in Las Vegas   Group Of Picked Soldiers From 11th Airborne Division Near Blast Scene

Troops Exposed To Bomb   Today For Ist Time Troops Are Used With Atomic Tests; Results Are Good

Troops Test Force _ Of A-Bomb’s Blast   No Casualties But Windows Broken in Veqas

Troops Exposed in Fourth A-Blast; Results Lauded as ‘Greater Than Anticinated’

Army Announcement Re ports No Casualties in Nevada Blast  RESULTS ARE LAUDED Experiment Is to Determine  Success of Nuclear Field Weapons

Troop Atomic  Test Success  No Casualties; Las Vegas   No Casualties; Las Vegas Feels Blast: Army Pleased

No Casualties Result From Desert Test   Detonation Break: Stere Windows 75 Miles From Site

No Casualties —esert Rock Huge Success   Knowledge Gained is Greater Than Army Anticipated—Blast Felt in Resort City

Atomic Explosion Cracks Windows 75 Miles Away   Troops Escape Without Casualties; Las Vegas Rocked By Concussion

Test Provides Military With New Information   Blast Is So Strong It Cracks Windows 75 Miles From Sita

Army Troops Exposed First Time to A-Biast  Official Report No Casualties; Windows Cracked Miles Away   General Says First Test With Soldiers, Others. "Was Most Successful’ Experimen:

US Troops Exposed To A-Bomb 1st Time   No Casualties In Test; Say Knowledge Gained for Army Greater Than Expected Blast Cracks ‘Windows 75 Miles Away

No Casualties Or Injuries   Atomic Blast So Powerful It Cracks Store Windows More Than 75 Miles  De semen

Blast Breaks Windows In Las Vegas Stores   No Casualties Reported Among U. S. Soldiers

BLAST FELT 75 MILES   Specially Trained Soldiers Six Miles From Point of Burst, Seen at Las Vegas. we  ee   WINDOWS BROKEN. IN. CITY STORES   Knowledge Gained on Use of A-Bomb With Troops Greater Than Expected, General Reports. ns

Leader Reports No Casualties in Nevada Explosion   Shock of A-Bomb Rocks Las Vegas, Breaks Windows

U. S. Troops Exposed to Atomic Blast   No Casualties in Yucca Flat Test

Learn More Than Expected From Desert Test Today   No Casualties In First Test with Troops Participating

NONE HURT; BLAST FELT 15 MILES   Specially Trained Soldiers Six Miles From Point of Burst, Seen at Las Vegas.   WINDOWS BROKEN IN CITY STORES   Knowledge Gained on Use ot A-Bomb With Troops Greater Than Expected, General Reports.

No Casualties Occur Says Army Report  Force of Blast Cracks Windows of

Experiment ls Termed A Success   Windows Broken In Las Vegas, 75 Miles From Scene of Test

Windows Broken in  Las Vegas   More Knowledge Than Anticipated Seen From Test

Infantry Used For First Time In Exercises  Army Calls Test Success; Bomb Rocks Las Vegas

Soldiers Join In A-Blasts;  No Casualties  Las Vegas Is Rocked By Explosion; Windows Break

BOMB BREAKS WINDOWS IN NEVADA CITY   Troops Came Through Tests Without Harm

Army Reports Result Better Than Expeetec   Nevada Operation Without Injuries— Las Vegas Rattled

Shock Wave Breaks Glass at Las Vegas   Desert Operation ‘Most Successful,’ General Announces

Test Made Without Casualties   Las Vegas Store Windows Cracked By Concussion

Windows Broke In Las Vegas, 15 Mites Away   Flash Visible Also In Nevada City; Army Pleased

Military Knowledge Expanded in Nev Explosion Which Cracks Windows  75 Miles in Las Vegas

Troops Take Part In Huge A-Bomb Blast   Knowledge Gained Was Greater Than Anticipated, Says Commanding Officer

Troops Receive First Exposure  To Atomic Blast   No Casualties Suffered in Latest Nevada Explosion So Strong It Cracked Store Windows in Las Vegas, 75 Miles Away—Knowledge Attained May. Prove “Greater Than Anticinated ”

NO CASUALTIES IN HEAVY BLAST    Results May Prove More. Than Anticipated :   Cracks Store Windows In Las Vegas, More Than . 75 Miles Away

Test Comes Otf Without A Casualty   Results Reported To Be ‘Greater Than Anticipated’

Concussion Rips Windows In Las Vegas.   Army Hails Experiment as ‘Most Successful}. © Wacf esate

REPORTED AT MAJOR TEST —   Better Results Than Anticipated Reported Quickly

BLAST CRACKS SOME WINDOWS IN LAS VEGAS   OFFICIALS REPORT MORE KNOWLEDGE THAN ANTICIPATED

NO ONE HURT; GLASS BROKEN AT LAS VEGAS   No More Tests of New Weapons Will Involve Army Men

Troops Given Atom Baptism   Operation ‘Success,” Says General; Test Watched by Defense Chiefs; Terrific Explosion Rocks Las Vegas

Army Reports No Casualties In Exercise Chiefs Pleased  With Results

Troops Involved for First Time in A-Bomb Test   Results of Today’s Blast Greater Than Expected; No Casualties Reported.

First Test With Soldiers Comes Off Successfully   Concussion Of Gigantic Fireball So Strong Windows In Las Vegas, 75 Miles Away, Cracked; Results Of Blast Expected To Be Greater Than Anticipated

NO INJURIES REPORTED AT MAJOR TEST   Better Results Than Anticipated Reported Quickly

ARMY PLEASED WITH RESULTS OF EXPERIMEN]   Blast Biggest of Fall Series, Shakes Las Vegas Buildings.

Troops Used. In Atom Test At Las Vegas   Officials Elated  At Results; Report “Vast Knowledge” Has Been Gained

Send Fish to Florida to Help Combat Worst Mosguito Infestation in Years

U.-§. TO LET PAY CATCH LIVING GOST   Johnston Approves Plan Allowing ‘ Limited Wage Hikes

WAGE AND LIVING COST BALANCING MOVE APPROVE   Stabilizer Johnston Ratifies New Poliey to Be in Eftect At Least Until Next Mareh.   REVIEW OF PROGRAM NEXT SPRING PLANNED   Authorization Given Employ ers to Increase Pay in Proportion to Consumer Expense Roost.

Action Allows ’ Wages To Meet Cost Of Living  Object Is To Keep Nation’s Economy In Better Balance

Allied Group Jeeps Back To Munsan After Two-Hour Conference In Tent At Panmunjom

French-Italian Counterfeiting And Dope Ring Broken   Police Make 10 Arrests, Seek Others In $30 Million Racket

3 AMENDMENTS UP FOR VOTE   Most Impartial Observers Recommend ‘Yes’ Vote  On All Three

Impartial Observers Recommend Yes Vote on All Three Constitutional Amendments

Three Michigan Election Issues Rate Yes Vote  Proposals Up Monday

Wives Attack Servants Tax  Warrants Prepared As Resistance Giver

Treasury Men To Seize Property Of Rebellious Texas Housewives Who Balk At Social Security Tax

Social Security Tax Collection To Be Forced   Rebellious Women Say It's ‘Gestapo Tactic’ Of Power-Mad Official

EEE LL  REFUSED TO HANDLE SERVANTS SOCIAL SECURITY  Defiant Housewives Face Warrant: For Seizure Of Personal Property

Property Grab Is Theatened In Marshall  Warrants Set When Housewives Refuse To Collect’ Taxes

Birthday Breakfast   Treasury to Force Women Remit Taxes   Marshall, Texas, Group Faces Property Seizure Under Warrants Issued Aaainst Them

WORLD TENSION IS DANGEROUS, SAYS ACHESON   France Joins In American Effort to Bring About Better Conditions.

Egyptian Volunteers Secretly Arming For Fight Against British  Government Admits Move, But Refuses To Take Any Action

Volunteers Ready  To ‘Liberate’ Egypt   Secret Battalions Organized Under Leadership Of Retired General

Egyptian Volunteers Form New Battalions   Scores Arm Secretly for ‘Liberation’ Of Country From British Sphere

Truman Backer: Denied Power  Larger Voice in Party Contro] Demanded

VA Will Close Its Contact Office Here   Others in State Also to Be Shut Because of Budgetary Limitations.

Allied Planes Continue Attacks On Red Buildup Areas, Supply Routes

Americans Say Treaty Will Be Signed  Qramvuin Heald   Gromyko Held In Tow; Issues ‘New War’ Threat

Rules Gag Any Red Filibuster   Russia Suffers First Post-War’ ‘Conference Defeat

Gromyko Is Gagged By Decisive Action Of Peace Loving Nations   Speed Of Progress Surprises Leaders, But Soviets May Be Cooking Up Retaliation.

Peace Pact Parley   Ahead Of Schedule      ran Policy Foes Block Ultimatum

Allies Repulse Probing Attacks  Warships Shell Foe’s Rridaesc and Railwave

Red Front Line. Probes Repulsed   Enemy- ‘Troops. Teating Allied Positions In Central ‘Eastern Korea

Warships Busy Blasting Reds   Communist Build-Up Hammered From  Air And Sea.

NORTH KOREA WANTS JAPAN RID‘OF YANKS   Soviet Radio Says Country Is Base ‘For U. S. Campaier

BRITISH, REDS IN EXCHANGE OF BLASTS   Morrison Accuses Soviets Of Drumming Up War  PRAVDA   Claims Britain, U. S. Are Warmongers Who Menace Peace Of Wor'd

Reds Print Appeal By  Morrison   Soviet Opens Slight Crack In ‘Curtain,* But Blasts Writer

Russian Iron Curtain Opens Just Crack For London's “Let's Be Friends” Appeal

Pravda Prints Briton’s Words Of Friendship   Editorial Then Blasts Morrison Overture False

Pravda Prints British Appeal Along With Strong Rebuttal   Priest Expelled; Will Marry American Girl

Pravda Publishes British Peace Plea, Then Denounces It as Warmongering Lie

Red Propagande Takes New Turn Against World   Crack Is Opened In Iron Curtain To Set Off Blast

 + Pravda Prints Peace Appeal  By Morrison   But Red Paper Spurns Britisher’s Plea  As Full Of Lies

Russia in Bitter Reply fo British Friendship Plea   Reds Brand British -And Americans as  All Warmonaers By CHARLES rR. WHITING

ALL LIES-PRAVDA British Friendship Appeal  Cracks Russia Tron Curtain

Russia Opens Iron Curtain a Crack to Run British Appeal   Morrison's Message Gets Savage Answer

Legislature I: All ‘Sweetness. Love,’---So Fax   Off to Fast Start, Selon: Have 200 Bills Before Them In Ist 2 Weeks

Badger Senate Commends Mac   Democrats F: ight Hard But Vainly to Kill Resolution

State Resolution Hailing MacArthur Passed by Senate  Bitter Controversy Marks Democratic Amendina Battle

Dratt Call For 20,000 in Juue  "Smallest Monthly Call  Issued by Army; Plan

JUNE DRAFT CALL REDUCED 10 20,000   Quota Cut Due to Enlist ment Gains, Fewer War Casualties

June Draft CallisCut To 20.000   Smallest Number Since Calls Were Resumed Last Fall; Enlistments Grow

Army Issues June Call For 20,000   Smallest Quota Yet Laid To Volunteers. Fewer Casualties

Draft Call For 20,000 in June   Smallest Monthly Call Issued by Army; Plan  To Release Reservists

Air Force Boosts Needs For Women   June Draft Call For Men Slashed To 20,000

rai Is Cut: Down Only: 20.000 Me       - Large Number of:  Volunteers Believed Reason or: -Cutback

Army to Call 20.000 in June   Air Foree Will Increass Streneth of WAFs

10,000 Men, Army June Draft Quota  Smallest Monthly Call Since Last Septembe

Army Will Draft 20,000 in June  Smallest Monthly Fiaure Since Start

June Draft Call Fixed At 20,000   Figure Smallest For Any Monthly Call Since Last Fall.

June Army Draft  Call Is Reduced   Smallest Number of 20,000 Due to Great Number of Volunteers; Kansas-240

Anmy's Draft Call Lowest In Months   ‘Air Force To Add More  Than 40,000 Women By June, 1952

June Draft To Be  90 AAA Ad  Only 20,000 Men  Volunteers And Low Cacnalties Cause

Army’ s June Draft Call, 20,000, New Low Mark   Large Scale Volunteering, Less Casualties Cause Cut; AF Wants 40,000 More Women

June’s 20,000 Lowest Draft Gall To Date   Heavy Volunteering, Drop In Casualties Seen Behind Order

‘Charles E. Bridges Dies  Saturday Morning, Funeral Held Today _

Slash 50 Miles South Of Parallel, Threat To Route Of Retreat   Honchon Under Attack As Chinese Put On Big Effort Tc Turn Eastern Flank Of U.N.

United Nations Forces Are Reported In Full Retreat South of Seoul   Chinese Communists With Supporting Artillery Cross Frozen Han River and Occupy Abandoned Kimpo Airport.

New Attacks Slash South, Southwest   Aimed at Retreat Highways To Taegu and Pusan

REDS SEEK TO TRAP RETREATING 8th ARMY   Drive 45 Miles Into South Korea But Gen. Ridaqway Savs: "Evervthina je Going Lina"

Senate Unit Recommends Foreign Aid  McFarland To Pusi For Vote Thic Was

Senators Ask $7 Billion for Foreign Aid   Recommend U. S$. Build Up Defenses Of Friendly Nations

Final Week In Prospect For State's Legislator:   - Mass Of State ‘And Local Bills On Calendar Before Possible -Adiournment On Saturday

Assembly Begins What Lawmakers Hope ls Its Ending   Legislators Aim At Finishing Up Their Work By Saturday

Sales Levy Plan Opposed... .  CIO Wants Higher  Corporation Taxes

BACKING TAX HIKE REQUEST  CIO Urges Sharply Higher Levies On U.S. Corporation:

TAX INCREASE IS ENDORSED BY CIO      Calls for Higher Levies on Corporations

ClO Spokesman Asks Corporatior Tax Increase   Labor Attacks Sales Tax, Split Income Device

CIO Seeks Higher Corporation Tax  Fahknnw flecoanioatinn   Labor Organization Attacks Consumer Tax Plan of Big Business

Up Corporation Tax, Reauest of ClO to Senate   Union Takes Swipe at Business Groups Urging a Sales Tax

Corporation Levy Hike ls Suegester  CIO Calls For Sharp Increase in Taxes; Dame Galen Ad snastean

Rarporaioa Levy Hike Is Suggested   ClO Calls For Sharp Increase in Taxes; Raps Sales Measure .

BLASTS SALES TAX PROPOSAL   C. ft. O. Calls For Higher Levies On Corporations

C.L.0. Backs Tax Increase  Asks Sharply Highe: Corporation Levies

CIO Urges More Corporation Tax. No Levy on Sales   =: Takes Swipe at NAM ‘Sin Statement for ”. Sanate Group

ManyTrapped Inside Cars  City of San Francisco Smashes Into Citv of Los Anaeles in Blizzard

City of S.F, Rams Crack City of L. A.   Many Injured in Blizzard Accident Near Evanston, Wyo.

TRUMAN JOINS IN BLASTING OF OATIS JAILING   Czechs Are Rapped For Imprisoning  U. S. Writer

HOAX LIKELY IN MISSING PLANE TALE   Bomber Crew Reported Lost Over Atlantic

Third Man Is Seriously Hurt  Miner Held For   Miner Held For More Investigation

RFC Records Show Scores of Contacts By Shaver and Secrefary of Barkley

Planes Blast Red Troops   Enemy Spearheads 70 Miles Below Parallel; Attempt Flanking Move

—2 DRIVES— Big Force Threatens UN Flank   AIRMEN RAKE ENEMY LINES

Larce Number Found /4 Miles South of Seoul   Allied Pianes Blast Communists In Raging Blizzard

Reds Are Only 70 Miles North of Line Above Taegu   1100 of Enemy Are Killed or Wounded In Fierce Air Attack

Reds Believed Set to Uncork New Offensive   Planes, Artillery Called To Blunt Conumnunist Flanking Move

It's Gloomy in Birthplace of Jesus Spirit of Season is Absent in Town Which Gave Christmas to The World

“There Is No Christmas Spirit in Bethlehem” Hard Times Befall Town Again Crowded, Now by Refugees

BETHLEHEM BUSINESS IS BAD Christmas Spirit Is Lacking In the Birthplace of Christ

Bethlehem, Birthplace Of Christ, ‘Hac Little Soirit At Anniversary

Bethlehem, Birthplace of Christ, Displays No Christmas Spirit, Town Officials Say

Horror, Suspense  Ends For Gl  Soldier Buried In Ducaut Far 2? Dave

Brainiess Bunny  This Rabbit Led Two Lives, With and Without His Head

BODIES OF 2 FROM LOST TUG FOUND   RABBIT SHOT BY HUNTER LOST HEAD BEFORE, AUTOPSY SHOWS

Death On Holiday? Hunter's Gun Ends Week Of Life For Headless Bunny

Unions Can Help Texfile Industry   Unions Accused . Of Bringing Woes

De Lucia and Campagna Called Liars 'In $190,000 Tax Settlement Puzzle

New York Crime Scandle Figure Resigns Lifetime City Position   “DEMAN RESIGNATION

Commissioner, Involved in Senate Crime Probe, Gives  Up $15,000 Lifetime Post

Moran Quits; Crane Asked Tok Resign   One Action Followe Quickly After Other In Revelations In Crime Prohe

‘Threatened With Suspension  N.Y. Water Commissioner Resigns $15,000 Position

Gotham Water Official Quits. Over ‘Good Will’ Giff Story   Ordered By Mayor to Resign ar Be Suspended; Account Of $55,000 Des! Tied in With O'Dwyer in Serate Hearine

Water Getting Hot  New York Official Ousted As Result Of Crime Probe

ACTION RESULT OF TESTIMONY IN CRIME PROBE   Water Commissioner Named As Recipient Of Huge Cash Gift.

Firemen’s Union: Official Donated, To Moran, Mayor  Commissioner Resigns Lifetime $15,000 Job.

Water Commissioner  Denies Receiving Money From President  Of Fireamen’e Linton

Moran Quits N. Y. Post Under Fire   Accused at Senate Crime ‘Probe Bearing Gifts s€ pting Big Cash

Chief Of New York Utility Out   Water Commissioner Moran Steps Down In Face Of Threat From Mayor

MORAN RESIGNS LIFETIME JOB   FIRED BY MAYOR AFTER TESTIMONY AT CRIME INQUIRY

Crane Claims He Passed on “Gifts” Totaling $55,000   Today’s Revelations Force New Yark’s Water Commissioner To Quit His Job

New York Official Accused Of Taking Big Cash Present   Told By Mayor To “Quit Or Be Suspended”

Mayor Demands Moran Quit In Pavoff Scandal   Head Of Firemen’s Association Tells Of Giving Official $55,000; Dewey Campaign Gift Revealed

Moran Accedes fo Edict, Leaves $15,000 Position   Firemen’s Association Head Says O'Dwyer Also Given $10,000

New York Official Quits Under Threat  O’ Dwyer Denies Gift Of Money At Close Of  OY me ie Pg Bae eee Db

13,176 Civilian Employes of U. §. Located in lowa   Report Lists 55 As Employed in Union County

DEADLINE ENDS AT MALLEABLE   Strikers Lose Jobs Under Company Action; Picket Line Is Quiet

2 More Shopping Days Until Christmas   Steel Wage Fight Tossed to Truman

Red Demands Voted Down   Russia Asks Inclusion Of Red China At Peace Treaty Conference

West. Wins. First Test Of. Strength: as. Talk  Opens-on Jap Treaty

DELEGATES VOTE DOWN DEMAND RED CHINA BE INVITED   Acheson and Gromyko Clash In Opening Round of ‘Frisco Conference; Soviet  Official Is Ruled “Out of Order.”

Two Bull Moose Locked In Mortal Combat, FWS To Aid   Wolves, Bear and Ravens Gather For Kill

Air Rescue of 2 Horn-Locked Moose Planned As Wolves, Ravens and Bear Wait for Death

Bull Moose, Antlers Locked, Draw  ' Circle of Wolves. Ravens, Grizzlv

FEE OF $39,000 ‘REPORTEDLY PAI ~ JAMES: FINNEGAS   Globe-Democrat Says it Came From Zenith Radio While Ex-Collector Was Still in Office.   FEDERAL GRAND JURY MAKING INVESTIGATION   Newspaper Quotes Com pany’s Counsel as Denying Payment Was Linked to Any Tax Case.

Trouble Follows Finnegan   Newspaper Reports Grand Jury Checks On Tax-Collector And Zenith’s Fee

Finnegan Gof $50,000 From Firm, Report  Paper Says Ousted ~ Revenue Collector

Finnegan Allegedly Got $50,000 Fee   Newspaper Claims Jury Probing ‘Matter’

FEDERAL TIDELANDS STEAL ATTEMPT HiT BY SHIVERS; THOMPSON GIVES WARNING

Ledge in Throat  Of Accused Thief   Tells Authorities He Was Able To Hide Diamond fos Three Days After Arrest

Vandenb erg’s Diary To Face Senate Study   Three Years Of Entries Will Be Combed By  Investigators

The Forrestal Diaries  MacArthur Criticized as Being Mortgaged to Vanity, Sensitivity

FORRESTAL DIARIES  Tear ae  ~ MW Arthur's Stature  be es Immense m 745

Weather At Yuma   Forrestal s Opinion  Of MacArthur Told   Saw MacArthur As Great Soldier, But ‘Mortgaged to His Sensitivity and Vanity’

THE orvestal Dyarios   General MacArthur Appraised as Great Soldier But Criticized as to Vanity. Sensitivity ‘

The Forrestal Diaries MacArthur Called Great Soldier ‘Mortqaged to His Vanity’

the E Forre: stal Diaries  MacArthur's Ego Balanced  Against Professional Skill

The Forrestal Diaries   MacArthur Appraised as Great Soldier, but Criticized as Being ‘Mortgaged to His Sensitivity and Vanity’  2)

ee      tHE FORRESTAL DIARIES Finds MacArthur ‘Mortgaged ‘To His Sensitivity and Vanity’

Forrestal s.Opinion  Of MacArthurTold   Saw MacArthur As Great Soldier, But "Mortgaged to His Sensitivity and Vanity’

Forrestal Diaries  MacArthur Appraised Great Soldier But Criticized As Being "Mortgaged To His Sensitivity and Vanity"

The Forrestal Diaries  Gen. MacArthur Criticized For His Sensitivity, Vanity   Appraised Too, As Great Soldier And Military Head

Senators Await McCarthy Reply to Benton Blast   Showdown Appears Far Away: Badger lIanores Bid to Testify

Senators Hope McCarthy Will Answer Charges   ‘Two-Thirds Vote Needed To Expel Wisconsin Solon

Senators Want McCarthy Reply To Sen. Benton   Showdown Appears Months Distant

Aussies Bag Pair Of MIGs In Arr Fight   Ground Fire Destroys Marine Craft; Allies Protest Reds’ Buildup

Air Battles Mark Korean War's Action  Ground Fighting Near Standstill

Four Allied Planes Lost In Air Fight   War on Ground Remains Quiet; Few Casualties

Victory One of Few  For Enemy Fliers  Ground War Remains Quiet; IIN Reports Licht Casualties

Four Warplanes Of Allies Shot Down by Migs   Three Australian Jets, One Americar Shooting Star Lost

Red Jets Down 4 Allied Planes for Air Victory  Mig-15s Destroy 3 Australian, One U. S. Craft; 2 Enemy Fighters Blasted   Swirling Fight Marks First Time Communist Pilots Have Scored 4 Kills in Day

Loss Is Highest Suffered by UN in One Day   Truce Teams Carrying On 6th Meeting on Supervising Armistice

Ground Fire Brings Down Marine Craft   Truce Negotiators Expressing Concern Over Enemy’s Air Ruildun Proaresc

Air Victory One of First for Enemy—Two Migs Bagged in Blazing Battle, Three Damaged.   GROUND WAR QUIET, U.N. CASUALTIES LIGHT   Communists Continue to Move Supplies to Front Lines—Airmen Spot 3,000 Trucks.   By JOHN RANDOLPH.

Ground War Remains Quiet  Allied Jets Lose Follow-Up Battle To MIG Opponents

One of First Red Victories Of Air War   Three Australian and One American Craft Are Destroved

Air Battles Go On: Foe Loses Two More Jets   Enemy Objects to U.N. Stand On No Armistice Air Increase

Red Jets Down Four Planes   Three Aussie Jets and One American F-80 Lost In Swirling Air Battle

Communists Score Victory Over Allies in Saturday's Aerial Duels Over Korea

Program Announced For Junior High: Concert At Adams School Friday

Acheson Cautions Against Letdown   Says Reds Will Hit Within Six Months With Tougher Blow

WaG@tci £ Or NCA DiCGw-—   Belated Release Of Acheson Talk Bares Warning That /Being Lulled In Korea Just Lets Guard Go Downward

Acheson Sees Danger Ahead For Americans   Secretary Warns Against Letdown. In Defenses

Watch ror Next 5:0w— Belated Release Of Acheson Talk Bares Warning That Boing Lulled In Korea Just Lets Guard Go Downward

Lithofold Head Says Tax Officials Hired As Salesmen’ Only  Claims Boyle Was On Payroll Only Before Getting Demo Post

BiG TAX CLAIMS ‘LEFT UNPRESSED      SEN. WILLIAMS DEMANDS EXPLANATION OF HANDLING OF K. C. CASE.

Enemy Tries  To Halt Push   Fresh Red Troops  Head For Front By ROBERT VERMILLION

Commies Swarm From Manchuria To Guard Flank,   One North Korea Division Shifted At Kaesong Area

Screaming Reds Cantore Portion Of Bloody Ridge  gies. mm. .ik         Allied Bombers Kill 800 in Kumsong Area

Long Threatens  Mass Seizure  Of Cars At Line   Determined To Collect One: Million State Is Losing Through Smuggling

Truman Offers No  Promises   Believe Something Will Have to Be Given to End Trouble

Seek Way To Pacify Laborites   Johnston Meets industry Leaders After Wilson and Truman Confer

Tornadoes Rip Small Towns, Damage Crops   Five Persons Hurt, Property, Livestock Loss Over Million

Million Dollars Lost in Storms   Tornadoes and Wind Rip Midwest Areas

Tornadoes, High Winds Hit Hard In Four States   lowa, Minnesota, _ Nebraska, Colorado In Path Of Storm 7

Damage Caused In Four States By Heavy Windstorms; Loss Set At $1,000,000

Storms Strike In Four States     Damage Estimates  Exceed Million

High Winds Hit In Four Stafes  $1 Million Damages Set On Crops, Stock

Tornadoes, Winds Hit Four States   $1,000,000 Loss In Crops, Property And Livestock

Four States Hit By Windstorms; Million Damage  Five Persons Injured As Tornadoes Sweep

Five Members of Illinois ~~ Family Feared Slain; Car, — Bloodstained, Is Discovered

Fear Five Slain, Officers Seeking Now for Bodies   Blood-Stoined Eulfet-Rid. died Car Convinces The Ghastly Crime Committed

Bloody Auto Starts Search for a Killer   Family of Five Missing And Drivers Report Seeing ‘Nervous’ Man

Moscow's Next Move Speculated Peace “Propaganda’ Keeps West Guessing

Soviet Bent  On Lulling  Western Fear State Department  tp) oe, dle YW ee - 2   State Department Believes Kremlin Ordained ‘Peace’

Washington Cautions On  ‘Peace’ Talk   Sees Russian Effort To Lull World’s Free Countries To Sleep

Major Russian Peace Proposal Expected Soon   Soviets Seck to Lull Free World to Sleep. U.S. Diplomats Say

Major Peace Effort From  Russia Loom:   Washington Sees New Move Iu Effort. 'To Slow Down Strength Of Western Nations

‘Peace Propaganda’ By Soviet Seen  * * *   State Denartment Declares Reds Would Lull Free Nations

Warn of Soviet Bid To Check Defense Efforts   Look for Another Major Diplomatic Proposal Soon

U. S.. Diplomats Expect Major Soviet Proposal — To Promote Peace Drive

New Russian Peace Move Is Expected   Soviets May Call For Big Power Talks, U.S. Hints

U. S. Department Of State Suspicious Of Reds’ Talks Of Peace; Motive Doubted

US Diplomats Predict Major Proposal  From Soviet in New Peace Offensive

FORECAST NEW PEACE MOVE BY SOVIET   Efforts Designed To “*Lull Free Nations To Sleep”  U.S. DIPLOMATS   State Reds Intend To Try To Gain By Demonstrations Of Friendliness

Current Plan: Of Reds May Ease Tension   Big Power Meeting Including Chinese  Reds Is Speculated In New Propaganda

ANG 3 aE NOE pPig mean)  U.. S. S. Diplomats Await Soviet Move To Ease East-West Tensions

Ghio Hearing Continues oe eee  Reds Promised Negroes  Government In South

Probers Get Details On Toledo Reds   Hear Ohio Negroes Fel! for Promise Of Racial Equality

Urges Country Not To Take Risk Of Major Conflict By Stepping Up. WarAcainstChina

Secretary Says Soviet Has Large Near East Force   But He Thinks Danger Would Be Greater If MacArthur Views Prevailed: Admits Threat in Europe Also.

Defense Secretary . Says Reds Massing Forces In Far East   MacArthur Plan For Stepped-Up War Against. Conse munist China Opposed—Marshali Says Russia. . ._ May Enter Conflict Without Notire

Defense Secretary Declares Danger Far Greater if Plan Of MacArthur Followed

RUSSIAN TROOPS, PLANES MASSED, SECRETARY SAYS    Again Declares Stepping Up of War on China ls Too Risky   GIVES KOREAN POLICY   Kill Reds, Destroy Morale of Foe and Force Peace ls Goal. He Says

Marshall Again Hits MacArthur War Policies   Says Reds Massing Ground, Air Forces In The Far East

Marshall Thinks Russia Might Get nto Korean Fight   Favors Yo-Yo War tc Chance of Making It Bigger One

Says Mae’s Plan More Dangerous  pte yw: Be.   Thinks ft Would Increase Conflict Chances

But Claims M’Arthur Plans _ Would Bring Greater Threat  Defense Secretary Says Kremlin Has Massed Strong Forces in Far East

MARSHALL SAYS SOVIETS MICHT GO INTO KOREA   Russia Has Massed Troops And Air Power In Far East   M’ARTHUR’S REMARKS MAY DAMAGE MORALE

MacArthur Statement About Casualties in Stalemate Hit  As Threat to Morale of Gls

Russ May Enter War Any Time, Marshall Warns   Concedes Move Even Without U. S. Blow at China

Sharp Issue Taken With Mac trthur, Who Said He Did Not Believe Bombing Of Red China Would Incite Russians To Attack

Marshall Stresses ‘Mac's’ Policy Peril   Defense Chief Fears Gls’ Morale Hurt By Statements On Casualties

Russians Have Power to Use, Witness Says   Seerelary Sees MacArthur Strategy Inviting War Wilh Major Power

Threat Of War  Ils Seen   Marshall Asserts U. S. Can’t Risk All-Out Conflict Now

lears Casualty Talk May Hurt  Troops Vorale   Tells Senators There's ‘Real Possibility’ of Russia Entry Into War

Warns Against Added Risk of Open Conflict   General Shar aly Takes Issue ‘ /ith MacArthur * ews

Marshall Sees Possibility ot  Russia in War  (oencern Voiced Over   (oneern Voiced Over Stalemate Remarks Effect on Morale

Doing So Would Increase Chance Of Soviet Entry  Secretary Tells Of Far East Massing ’ Of Russien Forces

Says Russian Force Strong In Far East   Secretary Fears MacArthu Statements May Seriously Injure Morale In Korea

DISCUSS AIR STRATEGY   Top Airmen Lunch with General Eisenhower in Paris

Boat Founders, Eight Survive   Man Drowns but Seven Children Are Rescued

Flames Destroy City Landmark   $100,000 Fire Levels Canton Building

EW GAMBLING ID WARRANTS   ssued Against Owner 0: That Part Of Bookie In Michigan

[Browsing Around Ohio's Capital—_  Theme Song-“Horsey Get Your Tail Ue’

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Chinese Spearheads Within 12 Miles of Seoul

Allies Kill Thousands  Of Chinese   Gateway Junction Of Uijongbu Hit By Enemy Forces

Red Advance Units At Gateway Junction North of Capital   Communist Hordes Using ‘Human Sea’ Methods Press Left Flank  Desnite Stunendous Death Loss

Solons Hit ‘Slur’ On Dixie Mills   Blast Committee Report; Enka Plant Discussed

Rockton Man New Master Of  Pomona Grange Fifth Degree Is Conferred On 93 At Berwindale

Leaders See  Long Session   Major Bills Are Expecteo RE. aon Salons’ Busy

Congress Sees No Hope For Sessions End   May Take Summer Recess and Return To Finish Work

STATEMENT BY ALLEN      KU, Gage Coach Disensnen Cond : tion of Charlie Hoag

STATEMENT BY ALLEN   K. U. Cage Coach Discusses Condition of Charlie Hoag

General Warns Ration Against Being Misled   Reveals 250,000 Americans In Korea

Bradley Says Emergency Is  Still Great   American Forces In Kovea Now Total About 250.000 Meo

Bradley Asserts Emergency Still Great as Ever   Warns Americans Not to Be Fooled By ‘Peace Proposals’

BRADLEY SAYS KMERGENCY IS STILL ACUTE  Americans Are Warned Against Being “Hoodwinked” In Dgana NMalko

Bradley Says Emergency Is Still Great   Reports That US Forces In Korea Number 250,000

News Day, Night         Bradley Warns Peril Is Great   Just As Large As Six Months Ago, He Says; 250.000 Now In Korea

250,000 Yanks Now in Korea,  Bradley Says   Promises Rotation  System Soon to Return Some Men

Senate-House Crime Inquiry Group Urged   Permanent Commissior Asked By Senators On Kefauver Inquiry

Two Bodies For Fighting Crime Asked  Would Carry On Crusade Started By Sen. Kefauver

CRIME PROBE GROUPS ASKED   Congress Is Requestec  To Check Rackets

URGES JOINT GROUP FOR CRIME PROBE   $150,000 Asked for Senate-House Committee

Deuble Barrelled Gun eee  Solon Proposes Anti-Crime  Commission, Joint Study

Crime-Curbing  Bills Proposed   Permanent Panel Urged TT. Kioht Underworld

PRISONERS WORK 14,000 MAN-HOURS AT COUNTY JAIL   Warden Earl D. Handy Sub mits His Annual Report   KEEPS INMATES BUSY

Ally Yields to Kremlin s Trade Terms   Soviet Demands Right to Purchase Rubber. Wins Out

British Have to Have Some [tems—~— Russia Puts Squeeze on British In Trade Pact to Buy Rubber

Johnston Urges Fast Action On Tax Hike Plea   Stabilizer Asserts Controls Will Fail Unless Boost Okayed

Tax Increases Needed To Hold the Line Against Inflation, Says Eric Johnston

Marshall Blasts Public Letdown  Defense Situation Unchanged, He Says

Failure To Help Defense Setup Hit By Marshall   Seeretarvy Declares Worl Situation More Tense: Sees Reda Preparing

Sees World Situation More Tense Home Front Letdown  Decried by Marshall

Marshall Thinks US Letting Down On Defense Program Situation More Tense Than Ever

Mar shall Hits Public Apathy To Red Threat   Deelares Support Of Defense Program Has Been Weakened

Defense Chief Sees Situation AsMore Acute   “Period Of Tension - Believed In Store «Mor Allied: Peonle

Marshall Hits Letdowr In Defense ,   Publie’s Heart Not In Mobilization Effort, He Believes

Public Told To Continue Top Backing  For Defense   Marshall Says U. S. Undergoing Letdown In Its Preparations

Letdown On Home Front  Is Charged   Gen, Marshall Scores Public Altitude In Face Of Worsening World Situation

Marshall Deplores Letdown In Public Support Of Defense Plan   DEFENSE SECRETARY SAYS U. S. FACES AT BEST A TEN-YEAR PERIOD OF TENSION

Marshall Decries Public Letdown In Face of Worsening World Situation  Best We Can Hope For is Period Of

Fishermen Tell of Making Contact With Ship Lost in Gulf of Mexico for Last Three Days

Bank Robbery Clues Lacking  _ McKeesport Holdup Loss Now $56,444

Big House Majorities For Two Measures   Osteopath and School District Disarganization Bills Ara Victorious

Osteopath Bill Passes   House Also Okays And Sends to Senate School Disorganization Bill

Cotton Crop Declared ‘Adequate’  ‘Still On Thin Ice, USDA Says Over 17.266,000-Bale Production

TO ACTIVE DUTY   au aBWVEST as meyvaad  Laverne Artillery Battery Off for Ft. Bragg  Sundav

TO ACTIVE DUTY   Lawrence Artillery Battery Off for Ft. Bragg  Sunday

Ministers Urge Crime Probe In Pennsylvania   Rev. Allan J. Howes, Of Monessen, Writes To Senator Kefauver

Iran Accuses  Evil Policy’   Britain Assigns Paratroops to Cyprus As Tension Mounts in Middle East

NEW CONFIDENCE IN EISENHOWER GAINS STRENGTH   New Hampshire Senator Says General's Name Will Be Put In Presidential Primary In January.

Tobey Pledges Ike on Ballot   He ‘Guarantees’ Name Will Stay On Primary Ticket

Tobey. Guarantees The’ s Candidacy   New Hampshire Senator Positive About Primary Tn His State   Kansan Declares Genera Will Run for GOP and Be Elected

Tobey Says General Is ToBeReady   New Hampshire Senator Says Eisenhower Will Not Let Down His Backers   Byrd Hits Policy   Truman, Says Virginia Figure, Tries to Put Socialism Across

Tobey Says That He Can Guarantee Eisenhower's Name To Be On Slate

Flat Statement . Tobey ‘Guarantees’ Eisenhower:  Will Ran On Republican Ticket

Tobey Insists Ike’s Name Will Be in Primary   Duff Leads Attack On Truman Group

Ike’s Name Set For NH Primary   Sen. Tobey ‘Guarantees General Will Permit Hi Name to be on Ballot

Administration Under New Attack  Ike Won't Fail His Backers, Says Tobey

Temperatures   Tobey ‘Guarantees’ Ike's Name Can Be in New Hampshire Vote

‘bey Willing to Guarantee lke Will it Name Go On New Hampshire Ballot

Tobey Says He’s Sure Ike to Run   New Hampshire Senator ‘Guarantees’ General’s Name To Be in Primary

Senator Tobey ‘Guarantees Ike Will Run   Declares General Will Be in Pimary In New Hampshire

Guarantees tke Will Enter Primary  a — #$&§   Senator Tobey Says New Hampshire Will Vote on General

Tobey Guarantees Ike’s Candidacy   New Hampshire Senator Positive About Primary In His State

BROYLES BILL IS VETOED BY STEVENSON   Governor ‘Respects’ Backers’ Motives But Sees Danger to Liberties in Anti-Red Bill.   DOUBT BROYLES CAN OVERRIDE THE VETO   Mt. V. Senator Charges Stevenson Uses Bad Judgment in Veto as in Alger Hiss Case.

MEMBERSHIP IN WEST DEFENSE DUE FOR STUDY   Admission of Other Free Nations Will Be Taken Up at Ottawa Conference.

West Allies Face Showdown On Pact   12 Treaty Powers to Seek Solution On Greece, Turkey Membership

No Hotels Open For Assembly After Next Week  Sen. Walker Predicts  Wind-Up of Taxes, —   fPralL.. Bhi. pm.f... Mh awa

25LOSELIVES INFOUR DAYS   Ambulance Driver Finds Own Family Crash  Victims

Ambulance Driver Finds 3 Members of Own- Family Dead in Auto Wreck; Michigan’s Holiday Death Toll Is 25

cardi Denies Murder Charge  Italians to Seek Fytradition of Poir  

RUSSIA EXPECTED OFFER 5-POINT PLAN 10 PARLEY      Eisenhower Sets Personnel of  General Staff

ENEMY PULLS OUT OF CENTRAL KOREA  Allies Crush Red Offensive. Advanee North Of Chechon

ENEMY FORCES PUSHED BACK: BY UN ATTACK   "Fearful Beating” Taken By Reds Before Tide Turned

Crushing Blows Break Back Of Red Offensive   UN Patrols Stab 8 Miles On Chechon Front As North Koreans Fight Stubbornly Along Eastern Flank; Enemy Casualties 100,000

Major Attack By Red Forces In Korea Halted  ee ee ee   Smashing New Allied Blows Are Reported At Front

Collegiate Draft Test Deadline Soon   Moy 15 Final Dete for Applications for College Quelitication Test

Reds Suffer Heavily In Try For High Ground; Truce Suggestion Made

Allies Beat Off Sereaming Red Counterpush —   Ridgway Awaits Repl to New Offer on Truce Talks

Allies Beat Off Enemy   Hundreds Mowed Down By Accurate Fire of UN Trooos

UN Forces         Attackers.   Retain High Ground along 60 Mile Front near Triangle

UN Troops Beat Off Red Attack   Hundreds of North Koreans  A aceoal Thaw

Reds Blasted By Allied Gun: Alone Front   Vitti Mert Says Loss So Heavy Conununisis Cant Open Ol fonsive

Urgent Remedies Are Needed Now Mossadegh Says  Danger of Paralysis To Nation Is Cited

lran Appeals for U.S. Financial Aid at Once  Premier Mossadegh Denounce: Retain in Speech at Washinaton.

MOSSADEGH TELLS OF APPEAL Iran Asks U. S. Financial  Aid to Prevent ‘Paralysis’

IRAN FACES CRISIS   2404840 8 468WERSF WEEE  Premier Appeals to United States for Immediate  Financial Aid

TOMORROW IS LECTION DAY IN MT. VERNON   Alderman to Be Elected ir Each of the City’s Five Wards.

SECTION DAY IN MT. VERNON   Alderman to Be Elected in Each of the City’s Five Wards.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   To Set Up Panel to Study R. R. Wage Hikes

Biggest Asset in Fight to Stave Off Inflation Is U.S. Industrial Machines

OPS Announces 934 Violators Of Meat Orders   Two of Every Five Plants’ Checked Said to Be Offender

Agents Find Black Mart  Beginning’   Two Of Every Five Slaughterhouses To Face Charges

OPS Reports Siaughterers ViolatingLaw   2 Out OF 5 Break  Meat Regulations   934 Cases Of Rules Being Broken Found In Raids By Government

Writer Says U. S. Cannot Afford to String Alona’ with Gen. MacArthur

British Leader Says Iran Wants Settlement —   Stokes Convinced Oil Situation Can Be Eased

Oil Settlement Seen For lran   Stokes Convinced Jran Will Negotiate

British Are Optimistic On Iran Oil Peace   Stokes Convinced Persians Want To  Reach Agreement

Hope To Settle Iran Oil Issue  British Negotiator Expects Agreement

Says Iran Seeks Peace in Oil Crisis .   British Negotiator States Settlement Denends on Athtude

CZECH _RAILROADMEN, HEROES QF “FREEDOM” FLIGHT. ARRIVES IN [I] -<

Atomic Bomb Construction Secrets Bared'At Spy Trial Sketches Shown By David Greenglass

Tanks Shoot Up Strong Points In Iron Triangle _ Hill Battles Dying Down To Patrol Clashes

Heavy Raid Made In Iron Triangle  Three Columns Hit Enemy   Three Columns Hit Enemy With Tanks, Infantry

S TRONGPOINTS OF REDS SHOT UP BY RAIDERS   3 Armored Divisions Take Part In Big Assault —

Tanks Boldly — Smash Portion Of Red Triangle   Armored Thrust By Allies Shoots Up Red Strong Point:

Governor Lashes Out af Truck and Gas Lobbyists   Says Legislators Should Not Listen to “PublicBe-Damned” Attitude.

Governor Smith Hits Truckers, Fuel Interests   ‘Public-Be-Damned’ Attitude Charged To Lobbyist Groups

Governor Denounces Big Truckers  Calls on Assembh To “Quit Listenin

Smith Accuses Lobbyists Over Trucking Bill   Operate On ‘Public Be Damned’ Attitude Governot Declares

Gov. Smith In Accusation   . e Of ‘Lobbyists’   Wants Private Carriers Included  On Equal Fees

Red Chinese Face Threat  Of Famine   Floods, Plague Of Locusts Cut Food Supplies

US Edueation Has ‘Serious Deficiencies’   Stassen Gives Evidence Of ‘Moral and Ethical  Weakness’ in Colleges

Korean President Insists There Is No Compromise With Communist Leaders

Recover 23 of 43 Bodies in Plane Collision   Divers Working In Relays Off Key West

 —WRECKED PLANE SALVAGED —  Divers Find 23 Bodies In Florida Air Crash

Find Bodies In Plane Collision Fatal To 43 Navy Divers Bring 23 to Surface From Airliner Wreckage

Navy Divers Seek Bodies of Victims  Of Plane Collisior  Board to Investigate  Cause for Crash; A2 TP ee es ewe in Nhaad

Transport a ‘Junk  Pile’ Under Sea   Divers Have Brought Bodies Of 24 Victims Up From Florida Crash Scene

Sea Gives Up More Bodies  Of 43 Air Deac   Divers Comb Ocean Near Key West For  Callis      n Vietime

Grim Navy Divers Recover More Mangled Bodies From Wreck Of Air Liner and Navy Plane

Grim Deep-Sea Divers Search Plane Wreckage  43 Persons Kilfed In Callison OF Airlines, wo ee Vt oct

Naval Divers Recover Bodies From Air Crash   Transport Described As Mass of Junk at Bottom of ‘Ocean

Men Work in Relays Over Smashed Plane; Parts Are Widely Scattered

Navy Divers Completing Task Of Recovering Mangled Bodies   Cuban Airliner And Navy Trainer Plane Crash Over Key West, Florida, And RNeing Dieath Ta 42 Pervanns.

Navy Divers Bring Bodies fo Shore   Search Scottered Wreckage OF Transport Plane in Lhallew Waten m

Take 23 Bodies From Wreckag Of Two Planes   Transport Looks Like: Junk Pile . On.Seaq Rottam

Divers Hunt Crash. Dead   43 Die As. 2 Plane Uo al de “cee Pocan

Crash Iniuries Fatal   4.3 Die as Two Planes Collide  in Air Off Coast of Florida

Find 23 Bodies At Crash Scene   Collision of Cuban Airliner and Navy Training Plane Over Key West Yesterday Took 43 Lives

DIVERS SEARCH SEA FOR BODIES   Collision Of Navy Plane And Airliner Off Key West Results In Death Of 43 Persons.

Nav v Divers In Recover y oO! Cr ‘ash Victims   Bodies Taken to Key West From Wrecked Aircraft

Recover 24 of 43 Bodies In Air Crash   Navy Divers Continuing Search; Wreckage of Airliner Is Recovered

DIVERS HUNT PLANE. VICTIMS   Recover 23 Badly-Torr Bodies From Water After Crash

Cuban Airliner - Navy Plane In Crash; 43 Die In Atlantic   Thousands See Mid-Air Crash

Planes Crash In Air, None Aboard. Saved   Divers Recover Bodies Of 24 Of 43 On Board Trainer, Cuban Liner

43 Die in Key West Mishap Diving Crews Seek Bodies Of Plane Collision Victims

Divers Recover Bodies of Dead  43 Persons Killed in  oes rengog —_.  RE ae

Divers Recover Bodies trom Sea   Forty-three Lives Were Lost in Key West Air Tragedy

Divers Sall Bringing Up Bodies Of 43 Dead In Crash Of Airliner   Hundreds See Transport Hit Water At Estimated 600 M. P. H.

DIVERS LOCAT WRECKAGE IN SEA   Tragedy Takes Place Neat Key West, Fla.  HUNDREDS      See Transport Power Dive Into Ocean: 23 Bodies Brought To Surface

Divers Remove Bodies.of 23 Plane Victims   Navy Workers Grimly Digging in Tangled Wreckage of DC-4 On Bottom of Bay 

Recover 24 From Sea   Divers Work in Relays To Bring Up Victims Of Tragic Air Crash

Navy Recovering 43 Bodies After Plane Crashes Cuban Airliner Off Florida Coast

Divers Hunt Bodies from Plane Wreck   Death Toll 43 In Collision Near Key West

‘Navy Divers Bring Bodies to Shore   Search Souttered Wreckoge ( Transport Flane in Shallow Weters

And Five Children  Yard Cleaning Held Man's Duty, Not Wife's By Judge

Claims “Duty To Fix Dates For Applicants   Democratic Chief Sees No Wrong In Such Services

PARTY'S LEADER ADMITS CONTACT WITH BORROWER   But Claims Nothing Improper In Ar ranging Meeting For Blauner To See REC Chairman.

Admits Making ‘Appointment For Lithofold Prexy   But Boyle Says He Can See Nothing Wrone With That

Blasts Talk Of Political  Influence   Admits Appointment For Official, But Save Ti Wace Praner

Boyle Vigorously Denies Using Any Influence On Loar   Made Appointment But Sees Nothing Improper About kk.

Democratic Leader ls Witness Before Senate Committee   Chairman Is Climax Witness In Loan Probe

farent We siiif-—  Deep South Boys Take Good Look At All This Red T ane. Find It Gruesome

arent we f11i17—  Deep South Boys Take Good Look A All This Red Tape. Find Jt Gruesome

Harassed By Records And  Regulations   Costs One Small Firm $18,000 Annually To Make Reports

Small Business Asks Tax Exemplion  To Pay For Keeping Full Records

- Government Red Tape Brings Wail ' From Southern Small Businessmen

ARMY CRITICIZED IN USING GUARDS   ‘Martin Says Breaking Up Units Is Ruthless ;

CATTLEMEN DENY HOLDING BACK STEERS   DiSalle Plans No Compromise; St. Paul Black Market Investigated.

U.S. Eyes Chara Of Black Market At Stockyards  Beef Receipts Low At Chicago

Japanese Treaty Draft Complete   15 Nations:Get U. S Copy Of Peace Plan

US Treaty Draft [s Distributed   State Department Hands Out Its Plan  For Japanese Peace

JAPANESE PEACE TREATY DRAFTED   United States Distributes   Tentative Pact Among Others Nations For Their Considerntion.

Draft Of Jap Peace Ireaty ls Completed  Copy Of Pact Sent Ta, 18 Natiane

Wiriow Elected Tr House Seat .   Mrs. Buchanan Pledges Support to Truman

Need Faith In Future Of Our Nation  That, Kazmayer Say . di , a xf oe      That, Kazmayer Says Is American Answer ‘To Current Menace

Need Faith In Future Of Our Nation   That, Kazmayer Says Is American Answer ‘To Current Menace

Allies Move Meal as Much as 1,200 Yards on Wes tern Front   KANSAS ON THE LIST

Deadlock Continues  At Parley   Reds Maintain Demand For Buffer Zone On Parallel

Proxmire Wants Tougher Tax Law   Injects Rote Name  Into Bill Hearina

Acheson Accuses Russ Satellites of  Violating Treaties  Their Big Armies Major Cause of Tension in World

Soviet Armies, Potential Power Making US Arm   Acheson Says Russian Might Causes Tension

ACCUSES REDS OF BUILDING UP HUGE ARMIES   “Acheson Seys fron Curtain Military Power Causes  World Tension,

‘HUGE IRON CURTAIN ARMIES VIOLATING TREATIES ’--ACHESON   Weight of These Forces, Plus Soviet Military Might, Are Prime Source of World Tension. Secretary Save

Satellite Armies Top Limitations   Acheson Says They Cause World Tension

Red Satellites Hit by Acheson  Ruildina Armiecin   Building Armies in Excess of Limitations

RED SATELLITES INCREASE ARMIES   ACHESON DECLARES BUILD-UP VIOLATES TREATIES OF PEACE

Secretary Says Arms Buildups Menace Peace   Treaty Violations Charged Against Bulkan Countries

Russ Puppets Exceed Arms Limit: Acheson   Iron Curtain Nations Ygnore Peace Treaty - Curbs, Seeretary Says

lron Curtain Countries Are Arming Fast   Secretary of State Is Charging Them With Violating Treaties

AUTO BREAKS YOUTH'S LEG      Watches One Auto, Fail: To Seen Another, While Walking On Road

Iry to Discuss Peace Fruitless  India Initiated  LO eye, Aemanearteer ned

Nehru Snubbed ‘In His Latest Peace Effort      Indian Prime Minister Fails In Attempt To Induce Red China To Discuss Cettlement

India's Peace Feeler Is Vain  Chinese Communist:   Chinese Communists - Adamont in Hatred ef United States

Nehru Fails In New Bid Fo Korean Peace  India Premier Said To Meet Only Silence In Appeal To Reds

Coxey's Army General Dead  Ra-ged 1894 March To Capital Recalled

Jacob Coxey Dies at 97   “General” Led Marchers Seeking Inflation During Panic of .’90s

“GENERAL” COXEY DIES AT AGE OF 97   Stroke Fatal to Man Who led Unemployed in’ March on :

“GEN.” COXEY IS TAKEN BY DEATH   “Army” On - Washington 57 Years Ago Suecumbs At 97.

Coxey, of Coxey’s Army Fame, Dies At Massillon After Reachine Ave 97

‘General’ Coxey, Famed for March On Capitol, Dead   Had Employment Plan te Relieve 1893 Panic; Kept Up Fight for  Money Reform

Gen. Coxey, 97, Succumbs at Massillon  Led Unemployed March on Capital

\Had Money Reform Plan ‘General’ Coxey, 97, Dies Without Realizine Dream

‘General’ Jacob Coxey, 97, Dies; “Marched on Capitol in ‘93 Panic

Picturesque Ohioan:'Who Led March of Unemployed on Washington in 1894 Suffers Stroke

Mediators Seek To Avert Strike   90,000 Textile Workers May’ Quit

Firsi Marine Div. Receives Citation   Fourth Presidential Unit Award Comes for Part In Winter Fighting

Bitter Batfles : Rage as War in Second Year   Chinese Reds Hurl Allies From Hills; Artillery Duels On

Reds Take Key Hills In New Threat  Chinese Fight Fierce Counter Baitle To   Chinese Fight Fierce Counter Batile To Close Year Of War

Two Key Hills Fall to Reds In New Attack   Cease-Fire Proposal Unfelt In Front Positions; Mies Ont Acain

Allies Hurled Back From 2 Key Position:  Communists Repulse Attack ac Sacan

Reds Hurl Allies Off Key Hills   Fresh Enemy ‘Troops On Western Front; More Artillery Fire

Korea Warfare In Second Year: Heavy Fighting   Chinese Commies Hurl Allies From Hill Positions

Down fo Zero Temperafures Are Forecast   Slick Roads Get Slicker; KC Area Traffic 's Snarled

Roads Hazardous in the Northern Section of State   Temperature Expected to Go Below Freezing Again: Some Schools Closed.

COMMIES PRINT MORRISON'S STATEMENT   Tells People Freedom Would Let Them Know West Wants Peace

Reds Print Statement By Briton   Foreign Secretary States Views And Pravda Talks Back

-ravda Prints British Official’s Statement 'o Russian People, Also 2,600-Word Reply

Savs If They're Really Free Know West Wants P eace  Red Press Prints Britisher’s Article

Morrison fells Russian‘People West Ask¥Peace   Communist Paper, Pravda Prints Talk

British Foreign Secretary, Pravda Air East-West Differences in Moscow Press

Pravda Prints Briton's Charges, With Full Answer   1,500 Word Statement Carries 2,600 Word Reply By Reds

Battered Chorwon, Chinese Defense Hub, Still Holds Out   WILL VISIT EUROPE   Eighteen Congressmen to Make Study of U. S. Aid Program

House Members Fly To Europe  Solons Plan To Study U. S. Aid Programs

To Study Progress Of Aid to Europe   Eighteen House Members Will - lake a Ten-Day Trip To - Evaluate Aid Programs

Regains Consciousness Alter Five Months; Had Been Injared In Crash

Pact Role Due For Harriman  And Bradley  Paper Reports Pair Will Leave For Talks

Bradley and Harriman fo Pave the Way  Tem. Will Denn on   Two: Will Prepare For Greek, Turkey} Entry Into Pact

Hope Ebbing For 53 Men Aboard Craft   Empty Raft Found; Huge Search Party Still Combs Atlantie

Bag is Found In Crash Area  Hope for Globemaster Survivors Is Waning

Hopes Fading For Airplane,  Down In Ocean      Piece Of Luggage Of Crew Member Found 600 Miles  From Shannon

LOST PLANE'S TRAGES FOUND BY SEARCHERS   Life Raft, Duffle Bag Are Located in North Atlantic.

Piece of Luggage Found But Searchers Discover No Trace of Life Rafts

Jurors Cite Merl Young For Perjury   Panel Indicts Three More   After Influence Probe Botnarn Sanato Tlascwt

JURY INDICTS FOUR FOR TESTIMONY IN PROBE  Ex-RFC Officer Charged

318,008 IN BRIBES KEPORTEDLY PAID FOUR CAGE STARS   Long Island University Players Drawn Into Greatest Scandal in College Sports History,   MONEY WENT TO FIX 7 BASKETBALL GAMES   Three of Accused Seized and Admit Sellout to Gamblers After Night-Long Questioning.

Agreement Near Among Big Four   Deputies Slowly Gettin; Together On Conference Agenda.

Chinese Communists Mass !o0 Hold Line   But Allies Believe Reds May Withdraw To 38th Parallel In Face of UN Drive; MacArthur Sees Front, Says Alf Is Well

MacArthur Finds Front ‘Going Well’   Allies Report Signs Enemy May Have To Retreat To Parallel

Reds Mass Troops, Expectec fo Make Yiand af Chunchon   200.000 Bolster Enemy Defenses.—Surprise Raid By Warships Kills 8,000.

TROOPS HALT UN PATROLS   Chinese Are Massed For Stand to Stay Below 38th Parallel

Communists Must Hold Area to Remain Below  38th Parallel, Is View   May Be Pushed Back, Allies Say   Red Outposts Drive Of Allied Patrols Probing The Outer Defenses

200,000 Chinese Troops Apparently Getting Set to Make Stand South of 38th

Enemy Yields All Positions      Navy Announcement Says 8,000 Killed, Wounded Thureday

Tito’s Paper Denounces ‘Feudalists’   Yugoslavs Fear Action Will Give Russia Excuse For *Ageressive Policy’

ARMED REBELS DROPPED INTO ALBANIA, REPORT   Yugoslavia Uneasy at Possibility of Russian Wrath.

TITO, DENOUNCES ACTION Refugees Reportedly Dropped Into Albania To Battle Reds

CHUTISTS BACK ALBANIA REBEL‘   Titoists Report Exiles Joining War Against Hoxha Regime

Tito Paper i Is Started  For Liberty   Action Would Come From Resentments Of Soviet’s Control

Washington Is ° Doubtful Of Open Revolt   Albanian Unrest Said Part of Insurrection Against Red Rulers

Claims Rebels Parachuted Into Albania  ge: Dee oe Pe   Tito Paper Reports Refugees Are Fighting Reds

Rebels Drop  nto Combat   Parachute To Oppose SovietBacked Albania

Claims Rebels Parachuted Into Albania  Tito Paper Reports Refugees RKre Fichting Rede

REBELS REPORTED FIGHTING ALBANIA   VYUGOSLAVS SAY ATTACK JS LED BY REFUGEES FLOWN IN FROM ITALY.

Yugoslavs Report Actions . And Fear Uprisings May Bring Russian Retaliation

Albanian Refugees Based In Italy Reported Fighting  Communists ~   YUGOSLAVS FEAR SOVIET WILL TAKE ARMED ACTION

Lito heports Anti-Red Parachutists Landing in Albania to Fight Resime

Yugoslavs Fear War Gives Soviet Excuse fo Attack   Italy Reports Russ Have Sent Men And Planes to Satellite

Yugos Fear Will Spread   Refugee: Leading From ttaly Reported Fighting Russia-Becked  [eT

‘Hotheads’ Cause Albanian Revolt   But US Officials Doubtful That Action Will Reach Any Large Proportions

Slavs Claim Soviet Aids Red Satellite   Tito Paper Blasts ‘Hothead’ Action By Albania Exiles

C- BACKING MUSIC PLANS   Presidents Of Twin City Chambers In Favor Of  Symphony Project

Plan Crackdown On Tex Evaders   Arn Believes 250,00C Kansans Fail to Make State Returns

For. Check On Cheaters   Those Found Evading Income Tax Payments To Be Punished ‘To  Full Extent of Law’ 

Fear All 11 Servicemen May Be Dead   Nine Bodies Reported Recovered From Wreck age of Huge Ship Aftey Crash Into Hui.

Fear 11 Men Aboard Die in Mishap   Volunteer Crews Recover Bodies Of Nine Victims

President Expected To Ask Ten Billion Increase In Taxes   Truman Said Planning to Point Out Dangers of More Inflations Unless Levies Made

Hunt Criticizes Air Force General For Lack of Action   ‘Highly Critical’ Repor to Be Made, Senator Promises About Vice Matters

BILOXI VICE IS RAPPED BY HUNT   Senator Says ‘Highly Critical’ Report Will Be Turned In

Troops Drive To Han River Near Seoul   8th Army Scores Its First Major Victory Over Reds

Allied Forces Also Reach Han South of Seoul   \Chinese Taking Wors' Whipping They’ve Had to Date

OTHERS NAMED FOR CONTEN?1   Commerce Secretary  Allegedly Involved In Ship Deal

Sawyer, Others Formally Hele For Contemp   Cabinet Member Could Be Fined Or Jailed If Found Guilty

Texas House Puts OK On Two Tax Bills   Acceptance Would Provide $52 Billion In New-Money Need:

2 State Tax Bills  Passed   Would Raise 52 of The 55 Million Dollar A Year Requirements

France Outlaws Key Red Unions  British Warned Not To Appease Chinese

Cannon Endorses Request ior Big Flood Aid Bill   Head of Appropriations Committee Also Asks LongRange Prevention Plan.

Cannon Endorses Truman's Request  Missouri Demo Urges Consideration of Long-Range Flood Program  GOV. ARN AT MEETING  President Asks for $400,000 for Midwes . A =. 9

Little Towns Whoop It Up For General   Horns, Whistles and Guns Reverberate Across Nation as MacArthur Lands at Frisco.

Parachute Opened Too Soon; Three Trapped, Die in B-29, Probe Reveals

Truman Given Setback On  Troops Issue   Joint Committees Favor Congress Approving Policy

TREATED FOR BRUISES   Nortonville Man Injured in Traffic Accident Yesterday

Board Given Until Apr. 3   ClO Shipyard Workers Threaten to Strike Unless Pay Hikes Get Ap proval.

R. W. BROWN 1S ARRESTED FOR EMBEZZLEME NT   Member Of Prominent Local Family Tripped By 42 Cent Check Charge

TEMPERATURE   Robert W. Brown Seized In Home, Arraigned Today   Prosecutor, Sheriff Report Full Confession Of Theft

Says Rowe Irled To Rush Letter Of Resignation   RFC Director Jenies Wanting Dunham’: Resignation While Latter Out of Capital

Conflicting Testimony  About RFC   RFC Director Rowe Dunham Employe Relate Conflicting Stories

Secretary Links Rowe With Letter Of Resignation  States RFC Director  eas. is, Edae ba BDawsee

RFC Director’s Secretary Tells Of Letter Inciden   Justice Dept. Checks Tax Evasion Angle

Aide to Dunham  Implicafes Rowe  Describes Appeal For Resignation

Bares Effort To Make Dunham Goat   Secretary Testifies She Refused to Follow Suggestion.

Testifies Rowe Wanted Letter Sent To Trumar   RFC Secretary Also Says Athol Man Sought To Revise Dunham's Note

A ttempt To Change REC Letter Bared   Director Tried to Get Colleague’s Resignation Note Alte veal

HEAR TWO STORIES   Rowe Asked Resignation Be Revised, R. F. C. Secretary Says

Attempt to Oust Dunham Bared   Aide Charges RFC Boss  6Ruched? Resignation

RFC Sec’y Testifies Against Rowe  Tells Of Action Against Dunham

Dunham Wins Backing; R.F.C.  Probe Goes on   Secretary Testifies Rowe Urged that Director Resign

Resignation Note Involved   Wanted Truman to Get Dunham's Resignation

Dunham-Rowe Stories Conflict  - tf =   Truth Concerning Resignation Letter Eludes Probers

Cadets Accused Of Cheating Say Army Giving ‘Raw Deal’  Claim Cribbing On Tests Goes Back to 1946, More Involved

Weather   Claim Army Giving Then A Raw Deal   Each Cadet Involved In Point Scandal To Receive A Hearing

Senators Debate MacArthur Issiie  Taft Wants Publicity On Far East Hearing

FOREIGN POLICY HEARINGS OPEN EARLY IN MAY   Senate Sessions Will Be Public “As Far As Possible”   MeMAHON LINES UP AGAINST M’ARTHUR

M'Mahon Backs Up  Truman   Senator Warns Of * 1° Attack If Wrong Road Is Followed In Asia

U.S. Capitol May Be Blown To Bits--McMahon. Top Brass Favored Use Of Chinese--W hitney

IN CONGRESS TODAY McMAHON OPPOSES Mat PLAN; FIGHT CRIME PROBE DEADLOCK

WRONG POLICY MAY LEAD TO ATOM BOMBING   McMahon Fears Mac’s Ideas Would Bring A Bombs to Washingtor

McMahon Delends U.S. Policy   Senator Warns Of Effect Of Wrong Policy In Asta

Probe Of ‘Mac’ Firing Opens On May Third   Senator McMahon Cries Out In Favor Of Truman Foreign Policy

Sen. McMahon  Backs Truman  Asian Policies Probe Of M’Arthur Firing Opens May 3

Kremlin Tactics Rapped by Truman   Evils of Communism Flourish, Grow More Terrible, President Says

Truman Calls Soviet Russia Most © Dreadful Tyranny World Has Known   President Speaks at Ceremonies in Whick Precious Documents Get New Protection

Eugene Springs, Ben Ubbenga are Collision Victims   Auto and Truck Smash at Downtown Street Intersection

WOMEN FACE EXECUTION  Priest Says Accused Nuns  Tried To Save Sick Babies

M'CARRAN § FIVE MILLIO(E ALIENS IN U; $..   Senator Declares “ Background For’ Sabotage Setup

FIVE MILLION. ALIENS IN U.S.   Senator Declares Background For Sabotage Setup

‘RABBLE ROUNDUP” URGED Senator Says Aliens In U.S. Provide 5th Column Material

Illegal Alien Situation Poses Security Danger   Estimate 3 to 5 Million Unwanted Persons In Country

No Reappoiniment For Ninety Cadets   Three Members of Con gress Tried to Get Boys Back Into West Point

House Group Votes Tax Raise On Capital Gains  Rata le R12   Rate Is 2818 Per Cent, Matching Individual Figure

French Hope USSR Reply. On Big Four  Means Peace   Rusgians’ Answer Called Good Sign -For Avoiding War

French Cheered By Acceptance Of Parley Bid   Russia’s Prompt Answer Has Raised Some  Hopes.

FRENCH LEADERS FAVOR MEETING WITH RUSSIANS   Washington Officials See Little Prospect Of Agreement In Proposed Big Four  Conference.

Russian Answer Brings New Hope   Kremlin Reaction Favorable To Talk

Russian Reply Spurs Hope Of      “France Pleased-By — Quick Answer: After 4-Power. Parlev Bid

New [ry Set In Settlement  On Iran’s Oil   U. S. Officials Encouraged By Results Of Previous  Negotiations

To Distribute Civil Defense Fund Soon   Lyon County Will Receive $13,930 from State Appropriation

Limit Military Schools to Grads, Senators Propose   Benton Seeks: Showdown on McCarthy

Urges Academies Be Grad Schools   Two Senators Would Change Character, Following Scandal

ABOLITION OF WEST POINT IS PROPOSED   Senators Favor Making West Point, Annapolis, Into Graduate Schools. ©

Sen. Byrd Against Any Proposal To Abolish Academies   Conversion Into Purely Military Graduate Schools is Proposed

Seek Conversion of 2 Academies   Senators Want Pure Military Grad Schools

Graduate Training Favored At Two Schools: Parents of Cadets Protest to Truman

Senators Call For Academy's Conversion   Suggest Both Army, Navy Schools Teach Only Military Art  In Two-Year Course

Fulbright And Sparkman For Making Change   Military Finishing School's Proposal ls Advanced

Senators Urge Full Report on West Point Case  ‘Graduate School’ Status Proposed  Ear Arandamiec

SENATORS FAVOR VAST CHANGES IN 2U.S. ACADEMIES   WOULD MAKE THEM PURELY MILITARY GRADUATE SCHOOLS

Seek Slowdown On New Taxes   Efforts Made to Force Substantial Cuts In Truman’s Budget

. al Congress To Go Slow On New Taxes May Be Able To Force Substantial Cuts In Estimates

Delay Of New Tax  Increases Sought  Economy Advocates Hope To Force Cuts In HST's $71 Billion Budaet

Congress Seeks  Tax ‘Slowdown’ Effort Made To Farce Cuts In Huge Budget

Tax Committees Study Handling Of Levy Boosts  Slowdown Is Urgec   Slowdown Is Urged To Force Budget ltems Slash

Congress Asks Slowdown — On New Taxes  Economy Advocates Want Outline Of Spending First

CUTS PROPOSED IN TAX MEASURE   Congressional Economy Ad vocales Work For Redue_ tions — Conmmitlees Dis. — ¢uss Problems.

Economic Bloc Works For New U.S. Savings   Slow Down On Tax Levies Proposed By Lawmakers

Congress Seeks Tax Slowdown  Single-Package Bill May Be Presented

Economy Forces Seek Tax: Slash   Want Govt: To: Cut. Down: On ‘Spending

Seek Slowdown On New Taies.  Efforts Made to Forci * Substantial Cuts In a, ca 2 Re

Congressmen Study Advisability Of One-Package Bill— Slowdown On Voting Taxes May Force Budaet Cuttina

Economy Bloc Works to Trim Truman Budget   Eyre Sees Slowdown or New Taxes Height‘ning Chances

Economy Advocates Work For Slowdown On Tax Bills To Force Budget Slashes

Byrd Fights To Cut Down Budael Total   Economy Group Seeks Slow Action on Tax  Increases to Apply  Ax to Many Funds

Slowdown On Nev Tax Legislation May Force Cuts   Economy Advocates Working Toward Budget Reductions.

EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLDS STILL MUST REGISTER   State Selective Service Board Renews Warning To Enroll Within Five Days After Birthday

To Hike Cost Of Newsprint   Canada Requested By DiSalle To Suspend Action

SURPLUS SALES SCANDAL PROBED   Senate Investigators Hunt For Possible “Influence” In Disposal Of War II Supplies.

Surplus Deals Under inquiry  Services Sell, Bey Back Arms Supplies

WAR SURPLUS PROBE PUSHED   House Investigators Hunt Possible Evidence Of ‘Influence’

War Surplus Hearing Due For Maragon  About Deals  ae lc ll rer   Representatives Plan To Examine Selling For Influence Abuse

Learn Europe's Aims--Hoover  Ex-President Urges Military Testimony

Hloover Charges ( rAD  sed   Ex-President May Be Asked to Give Views on Europe

Moran Indicted On Perjury Counts   Louis Weber Also Placed Under Charges by Grand Jury

MORAN INDICTED ON PERIURY COUNT   Aide of Ex-Mayor O’Dwyer Arrested in Connection with Probe Testimony

JAMES MORAN FACES CHARGE OF PERJURY   Federal Grand Jury Files Indictment As Result Of Probe Testimony

Perjury Laid To O’Dwyer’s Appointee  Bookie Cited Too— They Told Senators  Clan flictin ao Starioe

—JAMES MORAN INDICTED— Perjury Charges Result Of Senate Crime Probe

TEMPERATURE   O'Dwyer Pal Called  Perjurer   Claim He Lied In Testimony Al Crime Onuiz

O'Dwyer’s Aid Is Indicted On Perjury Charge   Moron Could Draw 15-Year Sentence

Perjury Laid ‘To N. Y. Man   Moran. Water Commissioner. Indicted  With Bookmaker

Statement by Crane About $10,000 Gift Is ‘Vicious Lie,’  Former Mavor Savé

James Moran ls Charged With Perjury  Resigned New York   Resigned New York Official, Bookie Cited by Grand Jury

Moran Indicted By U.S. Jury On Perjury Charge   Racketeer Weber Also Accused Of Wrong Testimony

SSE se Ne rene  Resigned N. Y. Water Chief Indicted On Perjury Charges

MORAN, LONG TIME AIDE OF O’DWYER INDICTED IN NEW YORK FOR PERJURY

THINKS HE WILL WIN Tough-Minded Berlin Mayor Wages Own Anti-Red F ight

Bills - Memorials Cause Both Houses To Hit Fastest Pace   First Bills Passed Tc Help Governor

Helicopters Fly UN Truce Team  Into Kaesong   Allicd Planes Ordered {0 Resuiuc Aifacks on Imiuuue’ Road

AIRMEN RESUME MILITARY DUTY IN RED SECTOR   Enemy Group Allowed Time To Reach Keasong And Talk With Allies On  Cease-Fire Plans.

No Information ls Received On Communists  Highway Left Open For Travel Now

U.N. Planes To Resume Bombing Of Kaesong Road   Allied Delegation Ready To Leave For Cease-Fire Talks

Allied Planes Ordered To Resume Military Operations Against Highway to Kaesong,  Left Clear Saturday To Permit Safe Passage of Communist Delegation Headed for Cease-Fire Pasles

U.N. Planes Can Now Bomb Road Used By Group      19 Hours Of Immunity From Air Attacks Ends: U.N. Deleaation Ready

Reds Allowed 19 Hours fo Reach Cease Fire Site   Tatks Scheduled to Start at 6 p.m. But No Word From Envoy

Allied Fliers Back To Work   Sanctuary Ends After 19 Quiet Hours Over Battered Highway

UN. Envoys Being Flown To Kaesong   Cease-Fire Talks Slated To Begin 5 p.m. Today, Hattiesburg Time

Allied Mission Leaves For Parley; Five Mile ‘Neutral Zone Is Fixed   Preliminary Meeting to Arrange For Cease-Fire Discussion Scheduled For This Afternoon (Madison Time

Order U. N. Planes To Resume Attacks On Red Supply Road   No Word Received That Red Delegates Are at Kaesong

Aircraft Resume Attacks on Road   19-Hour Immunity From Fire Ends For Travel of Enemy to Meetings

Ned Envoys Due in Kaesong as Air Attacks on Road Resumed   Negotiations May Be Already Underway In Efforts To Set Date For Armistice Mediation: Reds Massing New Divisions

Allied Envoys Ready to Leave Seoul By Helicopter; Five-Mile Kaesong Area Still Neutral Zone

Road Taken By Red Truce Delegation Is Opened To Allied Attack Again

Red Envoys Apparently At Kaesone   Allied Planes Told T Resume Attacks on Emissary Road.

Enemy Delegates Assumed To Have Reached Kaesong  War Fronts Silent Ac Hour Nears for

Foe Thought Already On Way to City   Allies Promise To Hammer Route From Air Soon

Allied Planes = Resume Rttacks on Cleared Road   U.N. Negotiators Are. Due Today, Probably : by Helicopter .

Planes to Attack Road To Kaesong   U.N. Order Effective Sunday Assumes Red Emissaries Have Reachad Truea. Cider

Negotiators On Way To Parley  Resume Attacks On Road Used By Reds

CONGRESSMEN HIT DISPERSAL   Protest Truman’s Plan Tc Spread Industrial Plants

Plant Dispersal Policy Blasted   Foes Say Plan Will Hobble Defense Preparedness

Lovett Leaves For European Inspection Trip   Defense Secretary Will See Military Defenses And NATO Leaders

Doubledome Scientists Way Behind Pop {n Report on Babies’ Sleeping Habits

— Pop Always Knew It  Babies Sleep Less Than Some Scientists Thought

Crying Varies, Night Sleeping Increases  Junior, at Four Weeks, Likes Sleep Expert Say He Gets 15 Hours a Day

War News Hard to Understand? Here’s Handy Layman’s Guide to Communiques:  Cliches Translated by Expert While You Wint

Seek G. 0. P. Unity On Troops Issue   Party Colleagues Putting Pressure On Taft

GOP Leaders Want Meeting  Definite Policy on  {Rate cane Nicene ey Reine Se

G. 0. P. SEEKS TROOP UNITY   Pressure Put On Taft To Unite Republicans On Europe Issue

Taft Is Urged To Seek Unity On Troop Issue   Party Colleagues Apply Pressure, Ask Policy Call

Troop Issue Pressure ls . Put on laif   Party Colleagues Apply Pressure to GOP Leader In Effort to Agree on European Troops

Taft Urged  To Get GOP Agreements For Troops  Party Is Divided   Party Is Divided On European Aid Policy Of Nation

Troop Issue Before Taft.   Truman Authority. Disturbs Republican

Seek to Unite Republicans on Defense Issue   Colleagues Press Taft; Want Substitute for Troop Resolution

Pressure Put On Taft To Unite GOP On Troops-To-Europe Issue   Want To Make It Clear That The President Cannot Act Alone

GOP Colleagues Pu Pressure on Taft For Troop Policy   Want United Republican Stand In “‘Big Debate”’

Urae Taft To Unite GOP On Troop Issue   Seek Substitute On Administration's European Resolution

New York Central Says Thousands To Be Laid Off   Decrease in Business. Wage Increases Cause Cuts

Railroad Lays Off Thousands  Business Slump Hits New York Central

Rail Workers To Lose Jobs   Layoffs Due To Decline In Business And Wade Boosts.

NYC to Trim Staff Due to  Business Drop  $10 Million Loss In Three Month: © Factor in Cut

Big Layoff Due On N. Y. Central  Freight Drop Among  Reasons For Move

WORK FORCE CUT BY N. Y. RAILROAB   Central to Lay Off Thousands Due to Drop in Freiaht Business

Season Still Open to Run for Presidency, Is Truman’s Reply   Mind Made Up But He Is Not Talking

Truman Tells Reporters Season Is Still Open On Running Again   President Repeats He Has Made Up His Mind But Not Ready To Disclose  EDse: Bcd Boece

Season Still Open for 1952, Says Truman   Mind Made Up Before MacArthur, But He Won‘t Say

Says Season Is Still Open ....  Second Race Issue  Dodged By Trume~

Presidency Season Still Open-Truman   Claims Military Policy In Korea Still Unchanged

President Confident Of Peace   Tells Reporters Military Leaders In Absolute Contro!]

Harry's Mind Is Made Up as To Intention   But He Isn’t Saying Whether He Hos Plans To Run Again for President in 1952

President Still Silent About 1952   Truman Won't Say If He Will Run Next Year

‘STILL OPEN SEASON’  Traman W on’t Disclose [Plans For ’?52 Election

President Is Not Ready to Disclose His Decision About Being Candidate

Truman News Conference  Says Season Still Open For 1952 Candidates

Truman Still Plans Tour   People Need Facts, He Says, In Dodging Election Issue Again

Truman Refuses To Say If He Will Run For Presidency Again In 1952   Has Made Up His Mind But Is Not Ready To Disclose His Intentions

Season Is Open for Presidency, Truman Notes   Mind Made Up But He Won‘t Reveal Plans; May Make Trip

President Tells Newsmen Season Is Still Open,  Says He Has Made His Decision But Won't Announce It

‘Truman Is Reticent About Running Again   Tells News Conference Season Still Open, But Fails to Disclose His  Wevtelscer axe: a Rise FR ca

President Still Silent on Plans To Run Aaain   Says He Has Made Up His Mind But Not Ready To Announce Decision.

Seasons Still Open, HST Says  But President Keeps Mum On Plan For ‘52

Iruman Remark: Season Open for ‘2 Candidates  Hints at Road Trip, But Won’t Reveal - Decision on Running

PRESIDENT SAYS SEASON STILL OPEN  Will He Run Again? Truman Enigmatic

Plans Stay Secret Season Still Open on Running For President, States Truman

10% Ceiling On Pay Hikes Gets Johnston's Eye  Move Studied Despite  Walkout Of 3 Labor Men From Board:

Labor Group Walks Out As Wage Board Favors Ceiling On New Boosts

LABOR REJECTS 10% CEILING ON WAGE INCREASES   JOHNSTON DEBATES GOING AHEAD WITH MAJORITY REPORT

W age Board Vo te es Raise:  jLabor Quits  10 Per Cent Ceiling   10 Per Cent Ceiling On Boosts Asked   Johnston Delays Decision, Hoping To Patch Up WSEB Ouarrel

A Crisis In Wage Planning   Effort to Fix Ceiling Formula Fails When Labor Members Rejec Maioritv.-Vated Policv

Wage Action Under Study By Johnston   May Delay Decision to Patch Split in WSB; Labor Walked Out

Labor Group Quits WSB In Formula’ Row   Johnston Studies. Whether Split ‘Order Will Stand

Johnston Delays Wage Ceiling To Heal Board Split   Labor Members of Board Walk Out In Row Over 10 Pct. Pay Hike Limit

Johnston Studies Wage Formula  Labor Members Quit WSB Over Decision

Resign to Protes! 10% Ceiling on Wage Increases  Johnston Delays  nbinnm mim en   Johnston Delays Action on Order To Study Split

Labor Protests Wage Raise Plan  10 Per Cent Boost Ceiling Assailed

Stabilization Board Split on Wage Ceilings   Labor Walkout After Vote of 6 to 3 for 10 Per Cent Increase Limi

Johnston Studies Waaes Problem   10 Per Cent Ceiling Opposed by Labor

LABOR GROUP LEAVES WAGE BOARD IN HUFE   Members Protest 10 Per Cent Ceiling On Pay Increases.

Wage ¢ ‘ontrol BoardDivided   Labor Members Attack 10 Percent Ceiling On Pav Boosts

Crisis For Entire Idea Of Controls   New Setup May Be Only Answer, View In Some Quarters

Johaston Ponders Course on Wanes   Labor's Watkout On Control Plan Messes Un Progroin

Labor Members Of WSB Protest Limit On Wages   Walkout Is Staged By Labor Group Over Wage Plans

6,000 MEN IDLED AT WESTINGHOUSE   Sharon Company Orders Lay Off to End Strike

Fierce Allied Attack Takes 2 Key Peaks   Reds Rally to Slow uy Advance on Western Sector

Commies Stiffen Resistance: War Reaches New Fur   U.N. Airmen Rout 10( Planes in Air Battle

jeneral Assembly Digs In For a Long ‘ummer Session On Tax-Budget Issue

Legistature Digs In For Long Session  Some See Possible Break Anytime In Tax Stalemate

None Of Expelled Cadets Recalled, Gen. Irving Says   Report Squelched By Academy Head

ACADEMY DENIES 7 CADETS ARE BACK   REPLIES TO STATEMENT THEY WERE “KESTORED TO DUTY” AT WEST POINT.

Record Number Of Amendments Up For Decision  ee   24 Proposed Change: Face Ballot Test On Tuesday

State To Vote On 24 Changes In Constitution   Document Already Has Been Revised More Than 8O Times In 50 Years

Dispute Slows Mid-East Pact   Israel-Arab Accord Seen Necessary First

Ching May Push It Through Today Despite Opposition   Jan. 1 Price Rollback Date May Become Jan. 15; Latin America  Asks Flexible Coffee Ceilings

Labor Opposition To Wage Freeze Won’t Delay Controls   HST Brands Red Chinese Averessors

Rollback To January 2 Price Levels Expected   Labor Leaders Strongly Oppose Wage “Freeze” Nearly All Goods And Services To Be Affected  Ry Gavernment Action

Wage Order Draws Fire From Labor   Officials At Odds On Price Rollback Date

Labor Leaders Blast Plan ‘Yo  Freeze Wages   International Repercussions Are Cropping Up In Advance of Projected Controls; January 2 May be Date for Rollback

FREEZE OF PRICED WY GAVERMMENT CAPEGTED TODAY   Order Apparently Delaved Dav by Labor Leaders’ Objections to Wage Controls,   TO TIGHTEN CURBS ON DEFENSE METALS   Oil and Auto Industries Agree Lead for Anti-Knock Gasoline Must Be Cut Back,

No Delay Expected  Labor Opposition Mounts Over Price, Wage Freeze Due Today

Price-Pay Curh Okeh Hiis Snag  Labor Baitles Wage Freeze; Order Issuance Due Today

Officials Say Rollback Date To Be Shifted   Whether Forward Or. Backward Has Not — Yet Been Announced

Hitch Develops on Wage Curbs   But Freeze Order Still Seen Today

Wage Freeze Strongly Fought By Labor Men;  Rollback Date Not January 2

Ceiling On Pay Brings Objections   Expect Change In Date For . Rollback Order

January 15 May Be Date Of Rollback   Coffee Producers Want ‘Flexible’ Ceiling Policy

Dual Order Expected To day; Labor Leaders Balk  At Stabilization   FLANDERS CRITICAL OF SETUP ON WAGES

Price Rollback To January 15 Is Speculated   Coffee-Growing Areas Want Flexible Policy; General Order Okayed

Controls Seen Within Hours Despite Hitch   Price Curh Plan Okayed As Living Costs Hit av Tienes Mich

Labor Representatives On Wage Stabilizer Ching’s Board Want No “Freeze” On Wages; Expect General “Freeze” Order Today

Labor Leaders Strongly Buck Wage ‘Freeze’   Nevertheless General Order Probably Will Come Out Today; January 2 Date ~ for Rollback Now Outdated.

Senate Rejects Two Nominees  Douglas’ Objections To Judaes Upheld

NO Wonder Dill is happy Peoria Youth’s Prize Steer: Sold For $4,000 At Auction

DeGaulle Party Largest Single Bloc in Voting   Middle-of-Road Coalition Gains Most Seats

a Heda e. Af Road Coal HON on til        smmunists Replaced As 'Aos* Popular Party

DeGaullists Gain Power InFrance   But Government Coalition Appears Ahead In Election

UN Punches Out Gains in Korea   Air Force Attacks Big Enemy Truck Convoys

ATTACKS BY COMMUNISTS BEATEN OFF   Allied Planes Again Find Northern Areas Clogged with Enemy Convovs.

Knowland Says Present U. S. Leader Backed MacArthur   'Crime Probers May Act Against Reluctant Witnesses in Miami

Allied Troops Beat Off Series Of Red Attacks  U.N. Planes Make Spectacular Strike On Red Artillery

FRANCHOT TONE KNOCKED COLD   Movie Actor Beaten B: Rival For Blonde’s Affections

‘Tom Neal Scores One Round Kayo ‘Over Franchot Tone in Hollywood

Franchot Tone Hospitalized In Brawl Over Young Actor’s Girlfriend

ie s What Isn’t Said  Boyle Reports Conecaia’  i eanir Gaps Interesting

oO EL are      Longshore Labor Boss Blasts Country in Trovical Attack

U.S. A “THREAT”   Longshore Labor Boss Blasts Country in Typical Attack

Proposed Japan lreaty Would Be Most Liberal  Junking Of Reform Measures Seen As Possible Result

PEACE TREATY TO GRANT FULL JAP FREEDOM   Nation Will “Not Be ‘Forced To Keep U.S. Reforms

Dulles Mission Shapes Pact Allowing Japanese To Carve Own Future 

Court to Sean  — Reds’ Appeal   12 Major Cases Facing Ueehect Tribunal

Wire Strikers Ordered Back   Company Agrees to Stop Training Program

Two Other “Important” Poinis Agreed Upon by Delegates; Strong UN Force Advances

Some Agreement  On Other Points It Is Indicated  Sixth Day Of Truce Negotiations Shows ‘Additional Progress’

Additional Progress Is  Said Made   Details Not Given On Talk Topics

Deadlock Slows Work On Agenda   UN Officers Report Agreement On Two ‘Important’ Points

Senators Vote to Bar Acheson From Full Authority Over Foreign Aid

SENATE VOTE HITS ACHESON   Foreign Aid Funds Out 0! State Department Control

Acheson Barred From Control Of Foreign Aid  Senate Committee Co a «kt 8 *e   Senate Committee Divides Authority Among Three Agencies

Truman Has Control of  Foreign Aid   Senate Committee Give White House Charge of $714 Billion Program

Give Control ot Aid to President   Senators Vote to Put For _ eign Program in White House Hands   'HOUSE PLAN REJECTED   PNVUOCE FLAN NOEL. TERY  Truman Would Have Complete Charge of Settling Disputes   Washington, Aug. 23. (7P)— Senators voted today to give the White House general control over the $7,499,000,000  faAYroion aid nrnocram

White House Given Control of Foreign Aid      Senate Groups Reject House Proposal Fo: Separate: Avency

Vote White  ‘House Contrél  Of ECA Funds Senate Committee  Agrees Truman to Settle on Policy

rn rN rN rN rN  SENATORS VOTE TO LET WHITE HOUSE HANDLE FORE:GN AID

Decide On Control Of Aid Fund   Senate Votes To Give White House General Control Over Fund For Foreign Aid

pone Reduce  Acheson's Control  Foreign Aid Fund Spending Split Up

Vote White House Control]  On Aid Fund   Would Be Given By Senate Action On Authority

Senate Groups Agree To Cut In Foreign Aid   Committees Decide Today On What Ageney Will Handle Spending

Senators Approve House Control Of Foreign Aid   Authority For Administering Funds Would Be Divided. Among Pentagon, State Dent. And ECA

Decide to Give Truman Control Of Foreign Aid   Senate Committees Vote on $7 Billion Overseas Program

SENATE MAY CUT ~ ACHESON POWERS   Moves to Limit Authority to i Administer Forelgn Aid

SENATE FAVORS WHITE HOUSE AID . PROGRAM CONTROL   Rejects House Proposal For Separate Mutual Security Agency

British Labor Regime Facing Oct. 25 Verdict   Three Parties Map Plans for Heated Campaign

Boyle in Denial Of Accusations In RFC Hearing   Testimony Reveals Democratic Leader Helped Swing Loan

Investigators Plan To Call Boyle To Stand   Loan Testimony Spurs Panel Along New RFC Trails

Boyle Testimony Spurs Senate Probe of RFC  Witness Says Head Of Bisropernttle Party Pramnted 

RFC TESTIMONY SPURS. SENATORS   Witness Claims Boyle Helped Promote Loans

Witness Says Boyle Helped Gef RFC Loan   Demo Leader’s Denial Refuted Before Probers

Pledge Full Inquiry Into RFCand Boyle   We'll Call Every Witness Necessary, Committee Promise:

‘Full Facts’ Promised In  Boyle Case   Democratic Leader Now Faces Call By Senate Prohersa

Democrat Boss On Spot Charged Vith Influence  Boyle Is Accused Of Helping Promote   Boyle Is Accused Of Helping Promote Big Government Loan

Suwon's Seizure Gives Attackers Major Objective   New Defense L'ne Lormed By UN On West Front: Heavy Fire Hits Enemy

Hawaii Gives big Welcome  To MacArthur   Bataan Scheduled To Take Off From Honolulu  This Afternoon

U.S. French And Dutch Troops Run Into Four Frenzied Divisions   Reds Recover After Being Thrown Back Three Miles In Savage Battle To Delay Retreat.

Reinforced Communists Hurl Back U.S., French, Dutch Troops at Wonju   8th Army Loses Some Ground Alter Driving Reds Northward for Three Miles In Attack Launched During  Snowstorm.

Truce Failure Report. Given UN Assembly   Disclosés Terms — Submited :To China

Abandon Hope For a Truce   Persuasion Fails To Get It By a  Cease Fire Order

Cease-Fire Group Abandons Hope Of Korean Truce  Political Committee Of UN Gets Report Of Failings

Cease-Fire Group. Admits  Korea Failure   U. S. Moves to Take Up New Steps to Meet ‘Critical Situation?

Hepe for Korean Truce Abandoned By Committee   U.N, Now Is Asked To Deal With the Critical Military Situation in Orient

No Hope for End of Korea War Survives   UN Cease-Fire Group Abandons Plans for Truce in Fighting; Makes Final Renort

UN Cease-Fire Group Gives Up  No Recommendation Made hv Committee

U.N. Group Abandons Truce Hopes   Expresses Regrets It Failed.to Bring About a Cease-Fire

REDS PRESS BLOODY ASSAULT ON SEOUL   Hope tor Truce in War in Korea Is Abandoned

Cease-Fire Hope In Korea Is Abandoned  Austin Asks U.N. To Consider New Steps - To Meet Critical Military Situation —_

UN Committee Gives Up Hope Of Korea Truce   Cease Fire Group Hands In Report of Failure Of Its Two-weeks Effor'

UN Committee Abandons Hope Of Korean Truce   Group Says No Recommendation In Regard To Cease-Fire Can Be  Usefully Made Now

U.N. Admits Failure of Peace Try _  Rau Says Efforts  Nk Ph we bo ewiinm

UN CEA BODY ABANDONS HOPE OF TRUCE   MacArthur Cease - Fire Terms Are Made Public For First Time

Cease-Fire Group Gives Up Hope of Truce in Korea  i} © Acke lJ] N-

Committee Gives Up All Hope Today Of Truce in Korea   Report Is Laid Before U.N. General Assembly Political Group by Rau

‘Cease-Fire Hope Is Given Up By ULN.      Committee Abandon: Hope Of Securing Truce In Korea

U.N. Cease-Fire Attempt Fails  Committee Abandons Hope for Truce

Cease-Fire Committee Files Report  Hope Abandoned To Obtain Truce

UN Cease-Fire Committee Announces Failure of Truce Efforts in Korea 

CANT GET TRUCE   U. N. Cease-Fire Committee Has Given Up Hope for Settlement

U.S. Calls for New Action to Gain Peace   Commitee Reports on Failure +6 Win Accord With Chinese  m.- ATAY LDEARPET SOW

U.N. Committee Abandons Hope For Korean Truce   Report to Assembly ' Reveals MacArthur's Terms for First Time

Korean Truce Hope Is Dead   U.N. Group Reports Cease-Fire Failure

UN Assembly Faces Korean Crisis Again   Critical Situation In Orient Comes Before Body

Austin Demands New U.N. Action On Korea Crisis   Truce Commission Reports Failure In Cease-Fire Try

Argentine Rail Workers Quit   Explosions Rip Track: In Capital Surburbs

J. S. Plane Carrying 34 Feared Crashed  Rescue Craft Begin Search for Air Force Transport Believed Down in Central France

IBig Yankee ‘Plane Lost; 34 Aboare   Transport Is Missing In Mountain Area Of France

U.S. C-82 Lost With 34 Aboard   Hills of Southern France  Qeannad dae Teanenart

34Men Aboard Missing Plane   C-82 Carrying Military Personnel May Have Crashed In France

PLANE WITH 34 ABOARD IS 1081   U. S. TRANSPORT BELIEVED TO HAVE CRASHED IN MOUNTAINS IN FRANCE,

Transport With 34 Aboard 1s Feared Lost   Rescue Planes Begin Search in Mountains Of Central France

Transport Disappears  In Franee   Fails To Arrive On Schedule At Bordeaux

34 On Missing Ait Force Plane   May Be Down In. Mountains of France

Plane With 34 Lost in France  Air Force Transport . _ Is Feared Crashed -

SFR BR LPR ERE  Look To UN For New Faith i  India’s Ambassador Urees

TION TO AID FALLS SCHOOLS   County Sup’t of Schools Reports Progress Is Being Made

MR. AND MRS. A. C, AUSTIN OBSERVE 59TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY, FEBRUARY 2:5

MR. AND MRS. A. C. AUSTIN  OBSERVE 59TH. WEDDING ANINIVERGARY FERRIIARY O&

‘GOVERNMENT WENT IN ‘THE “RED THREE. BILLIONS IM oTNLY AND ALICUST

Lawmakers Told Other Activities Must Be Curbed   Governor Sees . Possibility of Additional Taxes

Lavish Program Going On For Royal Couple  Ottawa Is Graced By Princess Today

Lavish Program Planned For Royalty In Ottawa   State Dinner At Governor’s House Is Planned Tonight For Princess And Duke Of: Edinburgh

British Capture Ottawa  Canadian Capital Honors Elizabeth and Philio

CIO Attacks Fund Drives   Red Cross Policies Bring Down Protest.

Longest but Not Hottest Day of Year Arrives as Sun Ends Journey Northward

Longest Day of the Year Is Not Hottest Associated Press Science Editor Says

Acheson Story Perfect Fraud’  Sen. Ta Che Henges Formosan Ex Explenatior

Filing Deadlines Restated by OPS   Groceries, Taverns, Restaurants Affected

Govt. Cuts  Allowances Of Metals   Less Steel, Aluminum and Copper for Ordinary Consumer Goods.

Allowance of Vital Metals Cut Further For Consumer Uses   Use of Steel, Copper And Aluminum Limited By Order of the NPA

HINT FURTHER CUTTING MAY BE NECESSARY   Reduced To 58 Per Cent Of Pre-Korea Levei, Effective Oct. 1

Further Cuts in 3 Vital Metals  Steel, Copper and Aluminum Reduced

Consumer Steel Cut To 58 Pet.   Copper, Aluminum Also Included In New Oct. 1 Quotas

Plane Is Missing With 49 Aboard In Denver Area  Wide Search Being Made For Plane;  ern le re a

SHAH TO SPLIT IRAN HOLDINGS   To Sell Small Farms Te Peasants Who Have Worked Them

Trygve Lie Calls On Reds To Accept Cesnslicn With Pesdliel As Border

UN Columns Swarm Along  90-Mile Front   Virtually All of Yanks Now Across Parallel For 6-Mile Gain

Expanded Drive Places Ten United Nations Divisions Across Parallel Along An Almost Solid 90-Mile Front   RED RESISTANCE ON GROUND SCATTERED

10 Divisions  Brave Reds  In Homeland   Chinese Troops Retreat In Face Of U. N. Drive Over Parallel

Gis Push 6 Miles Into North Korea In Pursuit of Reds   Tanks Go Even Deepe  Into Enemy Territory

Group Studies Plan Revoking Draft Deferment:  It Would Only Pertain To Men Wed Since

Shel! Blast Kills f on Destroyer  ectile Hits   Projectile Hits Barre! of Next Gun

OKLAHOMA LOYALTY OATH IS UPHELE   Court Orders Group of A. & M Professors Fired for Re. fusing to Sion.

Of Oath Fired   Court Upholds’ Anti:Red Oath and Orders Aggie Professors’ Fired: From:  Jobs for Not Sianing.

State New Bone Dry Law Slated to Move To Governor Murray   Measure As Approved Up for New Vote but Not Thought Motion — Will Get Legislative Approval. _

Fate of Bone Dry Bill ls Still Clouded   Remains on House Calendor; House Eor-Maerks Funds for Polico Pension

Judge Wild States Grand Jury Will Be Called For Monday   Package From Board of Accounts Ready for Jury to Inspect

Judge Sets Cass Grand Jury Call For February 19   Receives Sealed Package for Grand Jury From State Board of Accounts

U. N. Command Admits That One of Its Planes Strafed Zone   Expresses Regret at Violation of Neutrality Zone by Pilot in Navigation Error, Taking Disciplinary Action

U. N. Plane Str rafed Area By Mistake   Headquarters Admits Incident Monday; Says Violation Of Neutral Fone Is Regretted

Allied Command Admits UN Plane Strafed Kaesong   Mishap Caused By Navigating Error On Part Of Pilot, UN Informs Reds

U.N. Admits A Strafing At Kaesone   Pilot’s Error Is Blamed For Incident; Will Express Regret.

First Time U. N. Has Admitted Any Basis To Communist Charges Of Neutrality Zone Violation: Reds Claim It Was 11th.

U.N. Plane Tracked By Radar As It Strafes Kaesong Area   Ridgway-Joy To Send Regrets To Red Commanders

Faulty Navigation by Pilot Blamed by U. N.; All Previous Red Charges Denied or Ignored.  REGRET VIOLATION, SAYS NOTE TO REDS

To Send Reds Note Of. Regret   Pilot’s Error Held Responsible for Kaesong Incident.

U:N. Admits. Plane Strafed Kaesong Zone   Faulty Navigation on Pilot's Part Is Blamed for Mistake

Joy To Express Regret For Violation In Message To His Red Counterpart

U.N. Concedes Bomber Strafed Kaesong District  Admit Accidental ‘Raid’ by Aircraft In Neutral Zone

U.S. BOMBER OVER KOREAN NEUTRAL ZONE BY: MISTAKE   United Nations Commander Will Send Apolagy To  Conners

Strafing Was Error Allied.  Command Says   Meanwhile Foe - Officially Rejects Demand for New Truce Site

No Immediate Reply Made By Communists  Reds Reject Proposal   Reds Reject Proposal To Move Peace Talks to New Site

U.N. Plane Hits Kaesong Early Monday   Reds To Be Sent Note Apologizing For The Incident

RADAR PLOT DETECTED BOMBER IN FLIGHT   Note Admitting Guilt Will Go To Red Officers

Navigation Error Said  To Be Cause   Allied Note ‘Regrets Act’ Of Violation

Apology Note To Red Enemy Being Drafted   Foe Issues Warning Full-Scale Battle May Be Resumed

Error, Says Ridgway. In Note To Foe   Red ‘Ultimatmn Issued On Truce Negotiations

RIDGWAY BLAMES PILOT’S ERROR FOR VIOLATION   REDS WARN ALLIES TO ACCEPT TERMS FOR RESUMING TALKS

Reds Warn Allies To Accept Terms   Commies Tell U.N. That Failure To Resume Talks Will  Bring ‘Consequences

Reds Charged Plane Raked Truce Area at Dawn Monday   Faulty Navigation Led te Pilot's Error, Allies  Declare

Ridgway Says Pilot Error Led To Mistake; Expresses Regret   Radar Plot Proves That It Was U. 5. Plane That Machine-Gunned Scene of Armistice Neqotiations: Reds Anary

NEUTRAL ZONE IS RAIDED BY ERROR   Adm. Joy To Send Apology To Red Commander   Declare Allies Must Take Consequences If Terms Are Not Accepted

Allied Headquarters Says Bomber Fired On Neutral Zone By Mistake—All Previous Enemy Claims Of Violation Of Neutrality Denied Or Ignored—Communists Warn Allies To Accept Terms For Resuming Talks Or ‘Bear Responsibility For Consequences’

Kaesong Site Raked at Dawn Monday, Word   Error in Navigation by Pilot Responsible, Ridgway Informs Reds

One Violation Of Neutrality Zone Admitted   Strafing Blamed Or UN Pilot’s Error

Truce City ° Strafed By One Bomber  Navigation Error  Resulted In Attack

Apology to Be Sent Communist Negotiators With Assurance Action Against Guilty Pilot Is Planned.

No Immediate Reply Made By Communists  Reds Reject Proposal To Move Peace

Blame Navigation Error:  Allies Admit U.S. Bomber Strafed Site Of Peace Talks

Navigation Error Blamed In Note To Communists;  Slight Damage Reported

ADMIT U.N. PLANE FIRED ON KAESONG   Gen. Ridgway to Apolo_ gize to Reds for Error;  Biames Pilot’s Faulty — Navigation.

‘Our Terms Or Else,’ Reds Warn  Allied Command  PS Pe «ees Oe   Allied Command Concedes Enemy's Charge First Time

Pilot Erred in Navigation Allied Plane Strafed Kaesong By Mistake, Ridgway Admits

Allied Commane Admits Kaesong Shot Up In Error  Statement Says Faulty   Statement Says Faulty Navigation Led To Truce Town Strafing

UNC Admits One Plane Strafed Neutral Sector  Actio n Was Mistake,  are a a: .. ae

(Santa Fe’s 239th Fiesta Gets Underway With Burning Of Old Man Gloom In Ceremonies

New York Police Crack Drug Ring Peddling to Gls   Raiders Nab Soldier, Three Civilians as Distributors At Mitchell Field Air Base

Next Move Is up to Battered Red China, Both on Military and Diplomatic Fronts

REDS LOSING KOREAN WAR BUT REMAIN IN CONTROL OF OVER-ALL ‘SITUATION

Submit Plans On Next Step   ideas On How to Put Cease-Fire Into Effect Differ Widely

Truce Negotiators Face Two Vital Differences On How fo Supervise an Armistice in Korea   TWO PLANS SIMILAR

Allies Insist on Behind Lines Inspection, No Military Buildups After Shooting Stops

Sign Cease Fire Line Agreement   Negotiators Develop Two Vital Differences on Korean Armistice Plan

Buffer Zone Agreement Now Signed; Argument Starts   Reds Object To Allied Inspection In North Korea

CEASE-FIRE AGREEMENT IS SIGNED   Suggestions About Prisoner Exchange  Ignored By Reds

Cease-Fire Line Agreement Signed Differences Develop on How To Supervise Korean Armistice

Disagree On How To Supervise An Armistice  Fighting Lull On Ground But Air War Flares Anew

Both Sides Sign Agreement For Cease-Fire Line  Ground Action Quiet As Jets Tangle ©

Truce Teams Agree to Line, Study Guarantee  Each Side Presents its Ideas on How To Supervise Front

New Snags Starting To Develop   Reds Apparently Cool to U.N. Plan For Inspections

Cease-Fire Line 0.K.’d But Other Disputes Arise   Safeguards Demanded By Allies Ignored In Red Proposals

Armistice Supervision Is New Snag   UN Delegates Insist On 2 Vital Points Not Included In Proposal by Reds

Armistice Patrol Plans Far Apart   Reds Omit Plan for Inspection Trips. Military Buildup Bans

Truce Negofiators Sign Cease-Fire Line Agreement, Plunge Into Differences Over Armistice Terms  Allies Want Inspection Teams To Cover All Parts of Korea

Negotiators Sign Cease-Fire Line   Allies Want Free Access, Guarantee against Buildups

ALLIED PLAN PROVIDES FOR FREE ACCESS OF INSPECTION GROUPS THROUGHOUT KOREA

Foes Disagree On Supervision   Red Proposal Ignores Inspection Provision Buildup Prohibition

Cease-Fire Agreement IsSigned   Negotiators Differ On How Armistice In Korea Is To Be Supervised 

UN Insists On 2 Points In Program   Would Have Two leams With Free Access to All Parts of Korea for Inspections  Hits at Buildups Neither Side Would Get         Neither Side Would Get Right to Increase Its ' Strensth

SIGN ON LINE: HIT NEW SNAGS   Truce Teams Develop Twe Vital Differences In Armistice

How fo Supervise Korean Armistice Is Next Problem   Allied and Red Plans Agree on Some Points, Differ Greatly on Others

Korean Armistice Into a New Phase  ge ‘errs o   Negotiators Sign Cease-Fire Agreement But Still Differ   ON TO NEXT QUESTION   U. N. and Reds Far Fror Compatible in Armistice Supervision

SCRAP LOOMS ON SUPERVISION OF KOREAN TRUCE   ALLIES INSIST ON INSPECTION TEAMS BEHIND RED LINES

Still Differ On Details Of Armistice   Allies Insisting On Free Access To All Parts of Korea

Cease-fire Line Agreement Given Okay by Delegates  U.N. Team Calls For Inspections By Both Sides

Truce Supervision New Problem for  Armistice Teams  Full Delegations Sign —— for _Ceance-Fire  ine

Armistice Handicap  Developing   ‘So Short and Sweet Session Adjourns Fresh Rift Looms

UN Insists On Inspection Of Red Korea   Negotiators Term Today’s Session ‘Short and Sweet’

Accord on Cease-Fire Line Signed   Supervision of Armistice Opens New Problems

UN Insisting On Free Access To All Parts Of War Area   Cease-Fire Line Agreement  Signed; No Argument on Four Other Points

UN Insists on Joint Allied-Communist Inspection Teams With ‘Free Access’ to All Korea. eatc.

TWO OBSTACLES HIT ARMISTICE PROGRESS PLAN   Communists Will Not Permit Joint Allieded Inspection Teams To Go Into  AH Of Korea.

ALLIES CHE FOR JOINT         “Free Aécess: to. “All: Pa of Korea” Demande Supervise Armistic Korean =         PROPOSE BAN. ON. MILITARY BUILDUP   Inspection, Reinforcement Not in Red Plan; . Ceremony at Cease-Fire Line Signing.

New Dispute Looms Over Korea Truce   2 Vital Differences in U. N., Red Ideas  on Policing Peace

2 IMPORTANT PROBLEMS CROP UP   Differences Develop After Signing Of Agreement   U.N. DELEGATES   Insist On Joint Inspection Teams, Provision Against Military Buildup

Reds Dislike Free Access To All Korea   Military Buildup Is Prohibited By The Allied Plan

Differ On How To Supervise Korean Truce  U.N. Insisting On  Inspection Teams   U.N. Insisting On Inspection Teams Having Free Access To All Of Korea

Reds Delay Reply on Safeguards   U.N. Demands Inspection Access, No Build-Ups

Negotiators Differ About  Supervision   Allies Insist On Inspection  And No Build-Up Of Troops

2 Vital Disputes On Truce   How to Supervise Armistice Poses Big Problem After Truce Signed on Fire Line

Cease Fire Plan Signed By Delegates   Proposals Of Both Sides In Agreement On Four Of Six Major Points

2 IMPORTANT PROBLEMS CROP UP   Differences Develop After Signing Of Agreement   Insist On Joint Inspection Teams, Provision Against Military Buildup

ALLIES CALL FOR JOINT INSPECTION   “Free Access to All Parts of Korea” Demanded to Supervise Armistice in Korea.   PROPOSE BAN ON MILITARY BUILDUP   Inspection, Reinforcement Not in Red Plan; Ceremony at Cease-Fire Line Signing.

Way Is Cleared For Armistice In Korean War   Agree on Line Limit, Fightina Not Ended

Railmen Win  Hike in Wages   [Roads Seek Freight Boo: Qn Heels of Increase

Freight Rate Boost To Be Asked   Railroads Act Follow ing Granting of Another Wage Raise.

Railroad Wreck Takes 8 Lives  Stop Signals Ignored In Red Arrow Crash

) Inquiries Open Into PRR Wreck in State  8 Killed, 63 Injured In Crash Along Main Line at Bryn Mawr

Seek Reasons Why Stop Signals Ignored by Red Arrow That Hit Express

‘Robbery Gang Clues Sought By Troopers   Bimer’s Dairy Bar, Coffman Motor Co., Scene Of Burglaries

Strength In Critical Areas  Under Study:  amy c OF Naw ‘ka   Threats Of New ‘Koreas’ Speed Action By The Western Powers

UN Abandons Peace Hopes With Russia   Diplomats At General Assembly Hasten Plans For Strengthening Weal Points In Cold War

Critical AreasGiver Defense   Russia Scorns ‘Peace Plan Made By Bie Three

Rearmament Of Germany Among Vital Measures   Truce At This UN Session Seems Impossible; Atlantic Council. Pact Parlev In Paris Being Considered

TELLS OUTLINE OF PROPOSAL TO HIT ENEMY   Never Informed Tf Joint Chiefs Changed Minds

General Contends Full Sea- Air Use Could Wind Up War   Deposed Commander Assails State Department for ‘Political Slants’ On Reports

Tells Senate Use Of Full Air, Naval Power Could  Swiftly End Korean War

Miners Raising Funds To Back Spring Strike   Each Will Give $2 Per Month Under Assesamen?t

Dewey Criticizes Propaganda Aims  Approach In Asia All Wrona. He Save

Dewey Urges US. to Play-up Asia s Interests   Says Propaganda Line Employed at Present Aiding Soviet

Big U.N. Vote Is Climax to  12-Week Battle  Tal a BE ee = = 44 7   Nations Register 44-7 Condemnation of Acts In Korean Conflict

Red Filibuster Fails to Block   oe . -Peiping Action   General Assembly Expected  ToA -¢ Commitice”  l o Approve COUTATIELCe & r Resolution Today

Deferment Tests Are Scheduled  Draft Officials to Proceed Despite Mounting Protest; Trim T Plen

Student Drafi Test Plan Holds  Dimmnncitiinn Belle   Opposition Fails To Halt Program

Labor Pushes Truman Reques For Tax Jump   Financial Crisis, Dust Storms Threaten State As Prolonged Droucht Sears Farm Land

‘PRICE OF LIQUOR, CIGARETTES  AND GASOLINE WILL ADVANCE ‘ON RETAIL BASIS NOVEMBER 1

New Taxes on Cigarets, Liquor, Fountain Pens, Lighters, Start Nov. 1

: Tax Pinch Coming ‘Higher Levies On Liquor, ‘Ciqarettes Start Nov. Ist

Acheson Backs US. Policy In Far East   Yalta Pact Signed Before A-Bomb Was Exploded. be Says

Not Certain Of A-Bomb At Time Of Yalta Pact   Acheson Says Tests Not Completed Until Several Months Later

U.S. Didn't Have A-Bomb at Yalta Acheson Says   Concessions Made Then Because Soviet Aid Was Essential

Not Sure of A-Bomb When Reds Asked to Help Lick Japs   Wallace Got Chiang To Stop Red Fight

Secretary Back On Stand Today For Third Time   Declares U.S. Not Able To Guarantee CRiang’s Regime

Declares Yalta Pact Drawn Up Before Blasts   U. S. Did Not Know At Time Whether Atom Bomb Could Be Made

A-Bomb Not Certainty At Time   Chinese Leaders Morale Blamed For Setbacks

Acheson Quizzed On United States Policy in Orient  Little Known About A-Bomb at Yalta Meet

U.S. Did Not Know Whether It Had Atom Bomb or Not When Yalta Pact Was Made Bringing Russia Into War, Acheson Says

Atom Bomb Not Certain At Yalta, Secretary Says   Russian Entry Into War Against Japan Thought  ‘'Pemost Importance’

Says Wallace Received Agreement in “44 About Help for  Chinese Reds

Secretary Backs Up Yalta Pact   Says We Didn't Know At Time Whether We Had A-Bomb

It Preceded  Our Certainty Of Atom Bomb   We Needed Russia To Fight Japan, Secretary Savs

A-Bomb Not Sure At Time Of Yalta Pact   Acheson Says U. &. Was Not Sure Of Weapon When Russia Got Promises

U.S. Did Not Know It Had Atomic Bomb When Yalta Deal Made. Acheson Savs

Acheson Tells Of Agreements On Asia Policy   Reveals Details Of Pact With Russia at Yalta

Head of State Outlines U.S. Asian Policy   Says Americans Alone Could Not Save Nationalists

Yalta Agreement Enters Testimony   Secretary Acheson Told Senators U. S. Was No Certain About A-Bomb

Acheson Traces U.S. Policy In The Orient   Says Knowledge Of A-Bomb Sketchy At Time Of Yalta Pact

U.S. Wasn't Sure Of A-Bomb at Time of Pact   Secretary Also Says U.S. Could Not Vouch For Chiang’s Survival

Didn't Know About A-Bomb At Yalta Meet  Secretary of State Savs Uncertainty of   Secretary of State Says Uncertainty of A-Bomb Made Russiat  Alliance Necessary

Atomic Bomb Not Proved af Yalta Session   - U.S. Did Not Know at Time If It Had Weapon Or Not, Acheson Says In Senate Hearing

Mechetn Appoints Waldo Rogers To Succeed Coors; Agnes Mar un Of Las Cruces Nanaetl To Post

Opposition Labor Party Makes Only Slight Gains as Menzies Wins Again in Australia

Britain Prepares A Record Budget Costs for 1951-52 Will Top This Year's by 715 Mil lion Pounds “NEED TAX INCREASES” Free Teeth, Glasses Out; DL oT Cc...  ,.} Py gery aawTre ear   “NEED TAX INCREASES’

British Parliament bets Biggest Budget Ever for Peacefime  Chancellor of Exchequer Proposes Expenditure of 4,197,000,000 Pounds

Dritam Frepares  A Record Budget  Costs for 1951-52 Will Top This Year's by 715 Mil lion Pounds  “NEED TAX INCREASES”  Free Teeth, Glasses Out; Purchase Tax on Cars 6624 Per Cent   “NEED TAX INCREASES’

Record Peacetime Budget Is Faced By Great Britain   Expenditure of Over $11 Billion Proposed; Defense Costs Still Under Health Gutlau

Banzai Charge Of 3000 Reds Halts Allies   Enemy Attacks After U.N. Units Gain 214 Miles

See New Hope For Settlement Of Power Strike  autor ny Prepared ceri paw ere 8

Deadlock Averted In Power Strike  Settlement Hope Grows Stronaer

Charting Errors Cited Beef Ceiling Enforcement Checkup Deferred in Area

Postpone Beef Ceiling Prices   Delay Is Caused by Errors Found in Price Charts

Polio Victim Moved in Van    SPR Bek RE MPR a el  ‘Dead Bov’s Eyes May. Save Girl’s Sight

 Operation After Death Eyes Of Young Boy Donated 'To Save Sight Of Anothe:

DiSalle Admits New Price Hikes Will Be Harmful fo Economy of Americans

DiSalle Attacks Higher Ceilings   Economy Is Damaged by Changes Under Existing Laws

In Phene Conversation, Gen, MacArthur Agrees te Address -Joint Session of House and Senate.

Republicans Ask Approval of Talk At Joint Meeting  Impeachment Plea Heard as Truman Fires U.N. Chief

Barkley Scolds Spectators for Demonstration   Jenner Says Secret Chaue Controls U.

British And lranians Begin Talks On Oil   Meeting Scheduled To Discuss Bitter Dicnute

BRITISH, IRAN GROUPS START TALKS ON OIL   Light Tanks Seen On Streets Prior  To Parley Opening

Representatives Meet To Begin Oil Negotiations   British, Iranians Meet; Officials  Fear Demonstration

British, Iranians Called to Meeting On Oil Situation   Light Tanks Patro Streets to Prevent Demonstrations of Violence

lran Oil Dispute Talks To Resume  Tanks Patrolling Tehran Streets

British, lran Delegates To Hold Meetings   Begin Negotiations Aimed At Settlement of Oil Nationalization Dispute

Britons And lranians to Begin Talks   Initial Session in Effort to Solve Problem Of Oil Is Slated  For Monday Night

lran, British Call Meeting On Oil Issue   First Session To ‘Explore’ Way for Talk

Reds fo Control Defense, Trade, Foreign Affairs   ‘Liberation’ Treaty Claimed in Setting Up Border Government

Red China Hails Tibet's “Liberation”   Treaty Puts Lofty Country of Lamas ~ Under Peiping Contro

Chinese Reds Take over Tibet  Seizure Carried Out As ‘Liberation’ Move

Chinese Take Over Tibet As ‘Liberators’   Peiping Will Contro Nation’s Defense:  And Foreign Affair

Red China Announces Taking Over of Tibet Under Guise of Treaty of ‘Liberation’

Tibet Bows  ‘To Reds   Treaty of ‘Liberation’ Gives China Control Over Nation’s Defense, Foreion Affairs. Trad.

Red China Takes Over Tibet Under “Liberation” Pact   Chinese to Control Country’s Foreign Policy, Trade, and  Nationa! Nefenca

Red China To ‘Liberate’ Tibet Nation   Peiping Radio Says Treaty To Provide For Defense Control

Red Chinese fo Take Over Tibet  Terms Provide for Control of Defense

CHINA TAKES OVER TIBET   Peiping Announces Tiny Nation “Liberated” By Red Army.

Red Chinese Take Over Tibet Rule   Communists Step In Under Pretense Of ‘Liberating’ Land

Chinese Reds Assume Rule  Over Tibet   ‘Liberation Treaty’ Transfers Power Over Army. Diplomacy

Chinese Reveal Taking of Tibet   Treaty Provides for Reds to Run Foreian Affairs

REDS TAKE OVER TIBET IN GUISE OF ‘LIBERATORS’    Treaty Terms Provide For Control of Defense,  Peiping Says   PARTITION HINTED   ‘Peaceful’ Settlement In. cludes Command Over Foreign Affairs, Trade

Reds Quiefly Take Control Over Tibef   China to Send Troops And Direct Foreign Policy by Agreement

Reds Liberate Land of Lamas   Peiping Radio Says Treaty Lets China Control Defense, Trade

More Complaints On Collection m Garbage Aired ~_.   Woodland Beach Group Ranews Charges Against Marvin Hardesty -

Thousands Die During Europe Flu Epidemic  U.S. Health Unit Says No Evidence Of Seige

Flu Taking Heavy Toll In England   Epidemic Waning In Some Nations On Continent

Flu Epidemic Hits Peak in Europe; Spread to U.S. Believed Unlikely

Influenza Epidemic Reaches Peak ln Europe; Thousands Already Dead

Europeans Sneeze As Flu Spreading   Millions Run Tempera tures, Thousands Die

influenza Hits Peak In Europe  Millions Affected; Hospitals Jammed

Europe Influenza Epidemic Appears  Waning After Thousands Of Deaths

Flu Strefching Across Europe; Thousands Die  Britain Hit Hard; Most Deaths Among Feeble And Aaed

Flu Epidemic In Europe Has Millions Sneezing And Many Thousands Have Already Died   Outbreak Appears Nearing Peak In Some Countries With British Isles Hardest Hit; Raging Fever One Result.

European Flu kpidemic Peak Believed Near   Millions Suffering From Disease Which Claimed  Thousands of Victims

United Kingdom Hardest Hit By Severe Epidemic That Has Thousands Sneezing

Flu Outbreak In Europe Has Killed Many   Schools Closed, Theaters Empty Due To Epidemic

Enropean Influenza Epidemic Hits Millions Of Persons, Proving Fatal To Feeble, Aved

THE WEATHER   England Seems To Be Hardest Hit By Mild Form Of Flu Which Has Killed Thousands Of Feeble, Aged

Thousands Die As Flu Sweeps Europe; No Evidence Of Epidemic In America

Flu Attacks Millions of  Europeans   Several Thousand Dead: Britain Hardest Hit; Doctors Swamped

Millions Affected, Many Die .  Influenza Epidemic  Strikes In Europe

Czech Plane Ban Brawn in Germany   Economic Blows Aimed to Satellite State: Allies Asked to Assist

U.S. Zone To Be Closed To Czech Planes   England Refuses To Gc Along With Economic  Cadden, On Countries Behind Iron Curtain

Thanksgiving Day — 1951  By the President of the United States  A PROCLAMATION

IN K-STATE TALK   Chancellor Malott Addresses 500 Graduating Seniors

Love, Money Led to Electrocution For7 Women; Martha Bock Is Next

artha Beck Due To Die March 8   Electrocution Occur: he Will Be 8th Woman to Go to Chair

Compton’s Jet Breaks Record  In Bendix Race   ‘Air Force Pilot” Averages More Than 555 MPH For 1.919 Miles

Wives Bid 31d Goodby to 7 Nazis   Court Refuses Stay; "Execution by Hanging Scheduled Tonight

Sherman Seeks Red Blockade   ‘Chief OF Naval Opera tions Partially Supports MacArthur

Sherman Supports Blockade   Admiral Backs Some Of MacArthur's Opinions

Navy Chief Agrees With Mae’s Plan   Says He Once Tried To Head Off Ouster Of Gen. MacArthur

Sherman Urges Total Blockade To Choke China   Naval Chief Partly Backs MacArthur’s Program Te Win War

Sherman Supports M Arthur's Plans For Red Blockade   Navy Chief Tells Senate He Tried To Head Off  Caneral’s Quattor

Sherman Asks U.N. Blockade Of Red China   Chief of Naval Operations Party Backs MacArthur

Sherman Urges UN Blockade Ot Red China   Admiral Believes U.S, Could Win Any War  Against Soviet Russia

Sherman Favors UN Blockade of China   Against U. S. ‘Going It Alone’ As Russia Might Copose It By Force: Sure U.S. Could Win General Wa:

Sherman Advocates Naval AndEconomic  Blockade Of China   Agrees With MacArthur On This Phase Of UN Strategy In Far East But Says Doug Had To Go Because He Couldn’t Agree With Truman

Navy Chief Says Combat Morale Is Excellent  - Admiral Opposes   Admiral Opposes Including Dairen And Port Arthur

Naval Chief Advoeates Blockade  Of Red Chins   Supports Only That Much of Program Pushed By MacArthur

Adm. Sherman Wants Blockade Of China Coast   Naval Operations Chief Backs Portion Of MacArthur Plan

Admiral Also Agrees Formosa Should Be Held   Says He Once Tried to Head Off MacArthur Ouster by Suggesting Marshall Go to Tokyo But He Got Nowhere.

Bell Telephone Asks Additional Rafe Increase   Greater Portion Of Revenue Would Come From Local Service

Bell System to Ask Another Hike In Phone Rates   Wage Increase Brings About Request for More Money in Missouri.

Offers To Meet Wiin Red Leade/ To Settle Peace  Orders U.N. Force To Cross Parailel When ‘Advisable’

Offers to Meet Chinese Leader For Peace Talk  Chinese Have Lost Chance to Conquer  inwtveossls Eka: Slaw

Peiping’s Chance To Win Peninsula Gone, He Declares   Offers To Confer With Enemy Chief, Gives Troops Okay To Cross Parallel

Peiping Asked To Settle War ‘While It Can’   Red China Faces Military Collapse, MacArthur States

SAYS CHINA RUNNING RISK OF COLLAPSE   Reds Have Lost Chance to Conquer Korea; Overwhelmed by Firepower, Air and Sea Control.

UN Commander Offers To Talk On Battle Field  Tells Communist Regime It Faces Military Collapse  Aporoves: Crossing 38

Will Cross Line When Necessary   Says Reds Facing Military Collapse

U.N. Victory Complete in South Korea      Allied Commander Calls On Red Leader to Talk Over Settlement, Avoid Farther Bloodshed

MacArthur Cites Danger {o China if Fight Goes on   No Insuperable Barrier to End Prob'ems Since China Has Lost Chance

separate Votes Asked  Stormy Legislative Debates Seen For Appropriation Bill.

North Koreans Building New Defense Lines; Fighting Is Sharp Along 100-Mile Front

Reds Fight Hard Despite Peace Talks   Ground and Air Actions Flare In Clashes On Korean Front

ENEMY LAUNCHES PROBING ATTACKS AGAINST UN LINES   U. S. AND RED JETS CLASH AFTER STRIKE AGAINST SUPERFORTS

Red Troops  Show Will To Battle   Red China's Radio Belligerently Endorses Soviet End-War Proposal; Jets Clash Twice; 1 Mig Shot Down

Enemy Willing To Battle on — Ground, in Air  Red China Radio Cadavcac hAnldik Plar

Truce Talk Eyed As Ruse At Front; Battles Flare; Ridgway In Korea

SHARP BATTLES RAGE ON FRONT AS REDS STRIKE   U. S. And RussianBuilt Jets Clash — Tokyo Believes Cease-Fire Proposal Is Political.

Reds Show New Will To Fight —   Sharp Ground and Air Clashes Mark Wor

Reds Fight Eagerly After Cease-Fire OK   Communist Planes in Two Raids on B-29 Superforts—Allied. Red Jets Clash Twice

Reds Showing Fight in Face Of Peace Hint   Communists Arrogant In Their Endorsement Of Malik’s Proposal; War Temno Ie Up

Red Forces Display  New  Fight Spirit   Several Minor Attacks Succeec

Firing on Front Lines Continues   Ground and Air Battles ' Uninterrupted by - Truce Proposai

Allies Batter Out Limited Gains, Reds Shielded by Big Smoke Pall in Korea

But U.N. Soldiers Capture Yanggu On Big Reservoir Without Battle

Limited Gains Made Agains! Reds By Allie:   Communist Resistance Behind Vast Smoke Screen Spotty

Allies Seize Yanggu, On Tip Of Reservoir  Enemy Burns Brush   To Send Up Screen

Reds Lose Key Town To Allies   Vast Pall Of Smoke May Hide Planning For Counter Attacks

Communists Cover Vast Battle Area With Smoke Pal]   Allied Forces Make Limited Gains Against Spotty Red Resistance; Another Stronghold Captured by Tank and Infantry Task Force

Allies Seore Limited Gains Against Enemy's  Chief Line Of Defense   Communists Raise Huge Smokescreen Along Korean Front to Hide Counter-Drive Plans; Resistance ls Spotty

M Math May Ask Legislature for Many Tax Hikes   Revival of State Property Levy Also On Governor's List

Dockerly Rites Here Saturday   Body. of War. Victin Arrives Wednesday

[Body Of Korean War Victim  Tn Arrive Hara   Last Rites Saturday for Pvt Lawrence. “Bud” Dockerty Killed in‘ Korea Sept. 8

Big RFC Loans To Be Probed   Kaiser-Frazer, Railroad Cases Put In Spotliaht by Administrator

Winnie Fills Six Posts in His Cabinet   Await First Move On Home Policies By Tory Leaders

Allies Agree To Yield On North Isles   Major Concession Offered To Speed Up "Truce Negotintions

U.N. to Give Up Islands  To Commies - Hope Reds Will OK Rotation

UN Agrees To Give Up All Islands Of North Korea For An Armistice

Hope Foe Yields on Other Points   Three “Ground Rules’ For Korean Armistice OR ‘d by Both Sides

Agrees To Give Up Islands Off_  Korean Coast )   Refuses Red Demands on Rotation of Troops durine a Truce

UN Hopes Major Concession Will Speed Armistice   Troop Rotation, Airfield Issues Are Still Arqued

CONCESSION BY U.N. MAY SPEED UP ARMISTICE  Allies Would Give Up Korean Coastal   Allies Would Give Up Korean Coastal Islands In Major Truce Offer.

UN Gives Concessior In Effort to Speed Armistice In Korea  Offers All Islands Off North Korea As ‘Ground Rules’ Made

TAGS MAY BE FORCED DOWN Ohioans Resisting Meat Prices, Butchers Report

Hill Launches Senate Attack Onlsolationists   Opposes Troops Resolutions As Invading Rights Of President

Two Senators Assail Europe  Troops’ Moves   Hill Cites Invasion Of President’s Power: Bricker Cries ‘Fraud’

Senate’s Troops Proposals Rapped   Bricker Calls Resolutions “Fraud And A Hoax”

Troop Resolution Heatedly Assailed   Southern Democrats, Mid-Western GOP Rap Approval by Senate

Two Blast Troops fo Europe Plan   Dixie Democrat And Midwest Republicans Differ In Reasons

Aid Resolutions Assailed By Hill   Troops Issue Calfed  Pacifist Victory

General Will Continue Fight for Ridgway to Push War Harder Against China Reds     Absolves Acheson     Believes President Is Main One Responsible  for Ouster Order

IS TRACED IN NOBLE MURDER   Benny Binion Says He Has No Feeling  In Gambler’s Case

Second Eclipse Of 1951 Is Seen   Low Hanging Cloud: Almost Spoil View For Many Observers

Release Of Prisoners Of War Delayed By Failure To Agree On Truce Terms And Armistice

Fog, Freezing Weather Muffle Activity Of War   No Major Action Is Reported On 145-Mile Front

Freezing Rain, rog Hamper Wa   Soldiers on Both Sides Concentrate On Keeping Warm

REDS RESORT T0 SANTA OFFENSIVE   Strike to Lure. Allies With Cards and Gifts

Frigid Weather And Heavy Fogs Curtail Fighting   Scattered Small Arms And Artillery Fire  Heard In Panmunjom

Quit Fighting, Try to Keep WarmatFront   Freezing W eather. Slows Battle Action And Stills Most Gun:

Bad Weather Keeps Korea War Slowed   No Major Action Along Any Front

FREEZING COLD STALLS ACTION ON FRONT LINE   Scattered Small Arms And Artillery Mix Briefly — Soldiers Concentiate On Keeping Warm.

Czech Engineer Roars Train Through ec Curtain To Reach Free Germany

Four Killed in Auto-Truck Crash   Head-on Collision Occurs Near Old Appleton, Mo.

Four Killed In Cape County Auto Crash   Fifth Person Critical After Highway 25 Head-on Collision

Man and Wife Under Arrest   Secret Service Says Truman Assassination Plot  Hatched in Home.

Pair Held in Plot To Kill Truman   Man, Wife Jailed By Secret Service

Obstruction of Justice Charged  Pair Involved in Assassination Plot?

SECRET SERVICE MEN SEIZE BRONX COUPLE   Government Charges Plot — te Kill Truman Was Hatched In Their Home.

NAB TWO MORE FOR PLOT 10 KILL TRUMAN   Charge Assassination Planned at Meeting in Bronx Home.

Heavy Odds Pointed Out ByMarshall   Korean Situation Was Anticipated   U.S. Forces Redeployed As Planned, Secretary Tells Newsmen

Marshall Says War In Korea Developing Just As Anticipated  Warns, However, Thai Odds Are Heavy And ‘Almost Incredible’

ANOTHER HARD FREEZE IS SLATED TONIGHT BUT WARMER WEATHER IS DUE SATURDAY

Solons Agree To Up Tax $5.7 Billion   Compromise Places Average Hike on Income at 11.75%

Income Levy Boost Nears   New Tax Schedule to Go Into Effect November 1: Bill Nears Completion

ixcise Levy Adds Burden To Taxpayer   (onferees Approve Increase on Most Personal incomes

i i  LONG TRAFFIC TIE-UP sei ltl cal a ladle  Lumber Truck, Car Collide; 7 Hurt In Weekend Wrecke

LONG TRAFFIC TIE-UP  Lumber Truck, Car Collide: 7 Hurt In Weekend Wrecks

Dewey Indicates He Will Not Seek State Tax Slice   Governor’s Aide Say No Boost in Taxes Planned Despite Budget Jump

Sen. Lodge Urges Bigger Air Force  Blames Inadequate Leadership For It

LARGER AIR FORCE IS VITALLY NEEDED   tC. S. Weakness Invites National Disaster, Senator Ledge BRDeclares

GENERAL HAD REASON TO CHAFE But We’re Buying Time for Bigger Deal

Tramean, Gen. Marshall Drive Tome Tears y That Asan Attack Danger by Soviet Exists

$1,000 Missed In Theft   Paper Money Near Stolen Silver In Store

Fine Upholds Need For Flat  Income Tax   Governor Ignores Public Heavings ‘To Decide Best Levy

Gov. Fine Criticizes « Proposed Alfernative Tax Program in Siate

Parents of Child Facing Blindness Get Keller Views  Favors Operation To Save Her Life

Building Curbs Not too Tough  Short Boom Likely As Materials Las

N.P.A. Temporary Construction “Freeze” Turns Out To Be Something Much Milder

Warrant Served On Game Fixer   Calls For nee To His Native Italy

Bargain Hunters Clean Out Stores In NY ‘Price War   Crowds Swarm Counters  As Heated Battle

Waddie of the Prices     ‘Bargain Hunters Renew Auach ‘On New York City Stores

‘Stocks in New York Stores Begin to Dwindle ‘As Price Cuts Bring Out Hordes of Shonpers

Shelves Cleaned of Bargains As N.Y. Price War Continues   Some Prices Rise When Competitors Run Out; Few Manufacturers Refuse to Restock Stores

Farm Incomes  Up 20 Per Cent   Partly Offset By High Cost of Living

Farm Youth Out lo Kill Family  Has Already Slain Father, Brother

Michigan Posse Hunts Mad Killer  Slayer of 2 Feared  Seeking 3 Others

Indian Army Held Threat By Pakistan   Border Dispute Danger Cited by Premier; Anneals Slated

ELECTRICITY ‘OR CIGARETTE CAUSED BLAS'   Bureau of Mines Makes - Preliminary Report on Illinois Disaster.

Cigaret May Have Touched Off Mine Blast   Bureau Experts Make Preliminary Report

ELECTRICITY OR CIGARETTE CAUSED BLAST   Iignitation of Methane Gas Reported to Have Set Off Coal Dust at West Frankfort.

House Readies Medical Site Bill For Vote   Gov. Patteson Would Select Place Under Proposed Measure

Sharp Cuts On More Sale Items   Gimbel’s Charges Macy’s Store Mislead ing the Public.

Gimbels Says Things About Macy’s As Price War Continues Unabated

HOLIDAY HIGHWAY DEATHS REACH 339   Fires and Other Accidents Bring Christmas Week-End Toll in Nearly 500,

UNG PRESIDENT SAYS OUST REDS   Gordon Gray Says Commu nisis Must Be Removed  From Government —  Warns Avainst Inflation.

Gray Hits Reds In Government   Also Cites Danger Of U. S. Inflation

Order Issued by State Will ‘Outlaw Bookie Operations; Local Officers Given Power;

Iran Refuses Arbitration in  Oil Dispute   U.S. Interference Charged by Deputy “Holy War’ Talked

Jran Spurns Arbitration Of Oil Issue   Government Says U.S., Britain Pushing It Closer To Russia

British Call Cabinet On Oil  Iran Spurns Proposal  (age ee a ee ee

Iran Turns Down British Proposal   Refuses Arbitration In Explosive Oil Nationalization Move

ran Fears War In Oil Dispute  British. Arbitration Proposal Rejected

British Oil’ Note Rejecied By lrar   Premier Mossadegh Won't Arbitrate on Oil Nationalization

HOLY WAR. DANGER  Iran Leaders Will Not Arbi trate Oil Dispute With British

Far Others Named In Indictment; Were To Have Taken Over Party When Eleven Convicted Begin P  son Terms  “zen

17 Top Reds Arrested By FBI in Fast Raids  Ranking Communists Charged With Plot

Slated to Take  Helm for Party,  4 Others Sought Heavy Bail Fixed  After Series of FBI Dawn Raids

Communist Party Heads Charged With Plotting  Covernment’s Overthrov   Prisoners Named In Federal Grand * Jury Indictment Ags Slated To Take Places Of Already Sentenced Leaders

17 Communists Arrested for Violence Plot  FBI Breaks Up Red Officials Plan to  Prcsmwblasmiss Crmesd

FBI Nabs 17 Reds in Dawn Raids   Among 21 Communist: Named in Federal Jury Indictment.

Among 21 Named In Indictment  As Slated To Take Control of Party FromConvictedll]

17 Communist Parly Officers Seized By FB   Grand Jury Charges Plot To Overthrow U, S. By Violence

16 ARE SEIZED IN DAWN RAIDS IN NEW YORK   Successor to Nelson In Pittsburgh Is Taken, Four Sought

Quick Roundup Of Red Group In Dawn Raids   21 Top Officials Are Indicted For Subversive Acts

Four Others To Be Apprehendec When Found  Red Press Loud In Denunciation OF ‘Violated Rights)

FBI Jails 17 Red Officials In Dawn Raids In New York   Were Set To Take Over When 11 Convicted Men Start Terms

7 RED LEADERS NEIZED BY FR   COMMUNISTS CHARGED WITH PLOTTING OVER, THROW OF GOVERNMENT.

 We Coulin’t Swim  \But Father Dives into River And Saves His Son, Anyway

Se MRE EERI noi. aie samen amine FIVE JAPANESE KILLED BY PHILIPPINES PATROL

Manslaughter Is Laid to Moretti by Coroner Jury   Suspended Policeman Will Be Turned Over to Cook Co. Sheriff

Inquest Jury  Says Slaying ‘Manslaughter  Moretti, Who Shot, Killed 2, Placed In Police Custodv

MINISTER HITS PEACE MOVES   Rev. Blanning Of B. H Says Petitions Aid Red Plotters

AIDING REDS, PASTOR SAYS Dr. Blanning F lays  ‘Peace’ Petitioners

JUDGE APPROVES TEMPORARY HALT IN MERGER   York Group Opposes Consolidation of Four Districts

Johnson Says Acheson Urgec Navy, Planes   Ex-Cabinet Officer Testifies Military Did Not Oppose Use

DISPUTE OVER FORMOSA TOLD AT HEARING   Ex-Cabinet Member Says Intervention “Calculated Risk’

Farm Feeding Revolutionized   Antibiotic Rations Make Practical Debut

Farm Feéding Revolutionized   - Antibiotic. Rations  if .Make Practical Debut

SUB ZERO ON WAY IN LOWER STATE AREA   Consoling Note Is That Snowfall Will Be Lichter

Budget Crisis  Seen Bringing  Truman Back Wilitary Fund  Request Hinges On horean Talks

Suspicious Alibi Brings ‘Baaah’ from Judge, ‘Three Days in Pokey

Fact, Foible, Fate-_————  Just Off His Feed, Bleats Sheenish Lush

Truman Asks Action on Pact Anniversary  Democratic Leaders   Democratic Leaders Order Marathon Session for Passage

Approval Seen On Four More U. S. Divisions   Further Delay Called Tragie To Eisenhower

Final Action Due In Senate Today On Troops Issue   GOP Move to Send Bill Back Defeated, 56-31

Senate To Send Four Divisions  To Pact Army,   Dem Leaders Claim Hesitation Would Harm Gen, Eisenhowe

Truman Asks Action on Pact Anniversary   Democratic Leaders Order Marathon Session for Passage

Senate Expected To Approve Sending Troops to Europe  Demo Leaders Charge Any More Delay Will Be Slap in Face to Ike

J. & L. Shuts Off Steal Production   »-Company: Blames RRTrainmen’s Slowdown;  Workers Furloughed

Rail Workers Cause Closing  Of Steel Mill   Slowdown By Trainmen . Union Blocks Gutput Of Pittsburzh Plant

J. & L. Closed In Rail Dispute   Company Charges Slowdown’ By Union

Allies Launch General Attack Against Commies   China Reds Flee North Ahead of  Advancing Forces

Reds Believed Withdrawing To Another Defense Line Closer To Chorwon, Except From Hwachon Reservoir Area ¢   JUMPOFF WITNESSED BY LT. GEN. VAN FLEET

U.N. Troops Drive Reds Into Retreat: Register Bie Gains   Believe Enemy Fleeing  To New Defense Line

‘Killer’ Offensive  Scores Big Gain Chinese Reds Fall Back Except Near Reservoir

General U.N. Advance Open: On Main Line   Chinese Believed Withdrawing Closer To Chor4tvon

Reds Flee Ahead of Advancing Allied Tanks And Infantrymen Except for Western End of Hwachon Reservoir Where They Make Stand

COURT SELLS — CARL SHELTON'SFARM LAND   Buyers Pay $69,900 for 1,478 ' Acres in Wayne, Hamilton Counties. —

—BAR GROUP HEARING — )  7th Cadet Restored  To Duty, Lawyer Says

Lawyers Told Six Cadets Back on Duty   Investigation Held By Bar Association

Lawyer Says 6 Cadets Back At West Point   Ouster Procedures Being Studied by Defense Committee

Several Cadets Back On Duty, Altorney Says   Lawyer Reports All Men May Be Returned To West Point

6 WEST POINTERS REINSTATED Hamlin Ex-Cadet Testifies Before Panel Probing Cribbina

Lawyer Says Six Of Ousted Cadets Taker Back By West Point  Makes Statement In Opening of Hearing Into Army Scandal

6 0f 90 Accused West Pointers Recalled fo Duty  . Restoration of All Seen by Attorney At Bar Hearing :   Penhinga Caoses

at EEE POULINE  Footballer Was Never Quizzed   OTHERS MAY BE REINSTATED

Spy Trial Jury Hears Thrilling Story From Gold   Theft Of Atom Dafa Bor Russia Related —

Alleged Spy Tells Undercover Work Of Sending Stolen Secrets to Russia

DiSalle Happy As Stockyards Better Filled   Price Director Says Rollback Due on Clothes

Congress Starts Meat Investigation _DiSalle’ Prepares Clothing Rollback

DiSalle Is Happy As Cattle Fill Stockyard Pens  _ Price Director Says  : Rollback Is Due

More Beef on Hoof Is Now Reachinc Big Shipping Yards of the Midwest

PENS FILLING UP IN NATION   News Makes DiSalle Happy; Beef Shortage To Be Investigated.

Stockyard Pens Better Occupied   Beef Situation Improves on Eve of Senatorial { nquiry, President to Call for Firm Controls —

MEAT OUTLOOK IS REPORTED IMPROVED   Order To Roll Back Price _ aa Clothing A\ Awaited  DI SALLE   Given All-Out Support By Wilson On Beef Order; Other Developments

Clothing Prices Next on Rollback List-DiSalle   Price Administrator ‘Very Happy’ About Upped Beef Receipts

DiSalle Ready To Roll Back Clothing Prices  @ea..t. .. jf. ¢6......   Stockyards Show Increase in Number of Cattle

 MORE CONTROLS ON WAY — Price Boss Happy Over Beef Supply Increase; Talks Of New Rollback

DiSalle Happy Over Filling Pens   Price Director Says Government to Order  Clothing Rollback

Clothing Cut Is Due Next. DiSalle Says ome 2 a“      Cattle Return To Marke After Control Fight Cuts Supply

Stockyard Cattle Pens Being Occupied: DiSalle Will Roll Back C Sathiine Prices

Plane Search For 2 Begins   Sky Clears to Resume Hunt for 2 Lost In Idaho

Iron Heart, Cast Iron Stomach— Gen. Dean Survives Kimche   ‘Culinary Problem  For ‘Wife in ‘Berkeley

iW ARN MOSCOW’  ~A-Bomb A-Bomb Fear Held. Bar To Russ Aggression

Violence Flares Anew In Plants Hit By Strikes   Management, Union Hurl Countercharges For Mill Outbreaks

Strike Violence Flares Up In Southern Textile Area   -Woman Worker In Durham Has ‘Home Bombeds “vo Pickets ‘Shot In:Va.::Tear:Gas‘ls Used.   Rieve Requests Investigation Into Use Of Strike Iniunction

“Yanks Pound Stiffer Red Lines         Wee Nremwry Namesl.J.K. Wellsin Bribe Frobe

wat nA nA KR A KOREAN CHRISTMAS,  PACKAGES MUST BE MAILED BY NOV, {

Christmas Packages For Korean Soldiers Must Be Sent By Next Week

SEEK KEY 10 TAX DEADLOCK   \Optimistic Of Compromise Measure Mutually Acceptable

Tax Increase Compromise Is Sought   Adjournment Of  Congress Saturday Still Possible

Leaders Seeking Tax ( “ompromise  Congressmen Nudgec By White House to

Arms Before Food, Briton Tells U.S.   Will Lower Living Standard Before Cutting Defense

Briton Defends Stand on Arms  Foreign Secretary Speaks for Attlee

Briton Claims Arms Progran  Not To Be Cut   . Morrison Supports. Attlee After Party” MRehele Are Crimhed 

Labor To Try For Wage Thau   Say 10 Percent Increase Is Too Low, Inflexible

Union Leaders Protest to Johnston 10 Percent Wage Formula Too Low

Labor Carries Wage Fight to Johnston   Leaders Encouraged after Visit Monday with President Truman

CHANNEL HUNT STARTED FOR BRITISH SUB   Men Could Live For 48 Hours Without Rescne

Fear 75 Lost On Overdue British Sub   Widespread Search For Sub In Progress In English Channel

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Girl Ends Fast in “Wilderness,” Sought to Fulfill Indian Legend

Mother Shocke¢ At Baby Sitter   Wayward Girl ‘Was Never Bad Before

West Texas Highways Icy: Snow Falling  Welcome Moisture May Break Long Panhandle Drought

UN Control Of Iran Oil Stock Urged   Creation Of Authority To Purchase Interests Of Great Britain Proposed By Heary Morgenthau

Morgenthau Urges ‘UN Buy Iran Oil Co.   Plan Calls for UN Purchase of Britain's Share in Company To Solve mpasse

British To Protect Oil Fields in Iran   Send Ships To Persian Gulf As Violence Spreads among Strikes

ANN 10 WHRSTERN KANSAS  Governor Plans to Visit State Farn Fenerlment Statinnes

ARN TO WESTERN KANSAS   Governor Plans. to Visit State Farm Experiment Stations

Vol. 38, No. 149 F . tp aN  , ‘ wy Truman She - ps  *)  SI ‘ > Ms To Cou andal in  * Taxes SayS McKinney

Urges Drastic Cleanup Move   Demo Chairman Thinks President Should Act Now

We oman Becomes U.S, Citizen After Long Fight Despite Conscientious Objections To War

Senate Shelves Bills, Stands By  For House Action  Only Major Items Due for Decisions As Windup Nears

Bradley Says Korea Gained Precious Year For United Nations To Prepare Selves

Korea Gives U. 5. ‘Precious Year’ fo Gird for Future   Bradley, in Making Awards, Calls Year There “Grace Period.”

Praise Praise and Sadness for 11 American Heroes  Korean War Gained West ‘One Precious Year,’ Bradley Says

Medal Of Honor Awarded To 11   Bradley Says Time Gained In Korea.

Norea Gained Precious Year   Brodley Tels Kin of Medal Of Honor Men Firm Stond Belked All-Owt Wer

ll Receive . Highest U.S. ‘War Awards   That For Husband Of Hood Graduate Is Accepted From Bradley By Their Son

Bradley Says U.N. Gains Full Year by Its Action in Korea   Free Countries Prepare for Eventualities, He Tells Kinfolk of Honored War Dead

‘They Helped Gain Year of Grace’ tS  Bradley Gives Honor Medal To Kinfolks of 1} Korea Heroes

10 Dead, One Missing  Next Of Kin Receive Highest Honor Medals For War Heroes

‘Gained One Year  In Korean War’   Gen. Bradley Tells Kin of Medal of Honor Winners They Made It Possible

Korea Gained Precious Year   Brediey Tels Kin of Meda Of Homer Men Firm Stenc Welked All-Out Wer

BIG ROTARY FETE   Northeast Kansas District _ Convention to Be Held  Here April 1-2

ACHED AT CAUCUS BEFORE  ce IS TENTATIVELY EF WEEKEND ADJOURNMENT

Legislature...  GOP Senators Set 100 Million As Budget Goal  Plan Expense Cut Before Acting on Naraceary Tavec

Budget Slice Sought For Tax Program   Goal of $47,000,00C In Reductions Fixed After Agreeing To  $100 Million Taxes

McCloy Irate Over Charges By Solon   U. S. Commissioner In Berlin Denies Ellender’s Claims

Anti-Freeze Drink Reported Fatal ‘Lo Scores Aboard Evacuation Shins

Antifréeze Fatal To 50   "Barrel Was Smuggled On Evacuation Ship

- -DANGEROUS HOODLUM Is HUNTED. Wide Search Launched  For Policeman’s Slaver

Police Across_ Nation Asked To Hunt: Killer   Believed To Have’ Escaped Cleveland : After Slaying: ‘Offices

Senate Defers Corporation Tax Boost   Tax on Undistributed Profits Considered By WILLIAM THEIS

Corporation Hikes Also Under Study   Senator George Predicts Finish Of Work By Night

Bigger, Harder-Hitting Planes Due To Fly Off New Or Modernized Carriers

Make JZ rarm Fiadns INOW——  Soil Practices Signup Set for Januar      Announce New County, Township Committees

MacArthur Ouster Necessary; an Issue of Control ---Marshall   INQUIRY OVER ALLIES  Secretary Asked If Other Countries Influenced Tru man Decision

Korean Policy Quarrel Caused Allies To Be Uneasy, Gen. Marshall Testifies

Raised Issue of "What Voice’   Marshall Says Restrictions On War Hed Slight &ffect on Casuaitics

Group Told Pact Blocks Use Of Japs   Marshall Stresses Fear Of Soviet Blow Under China Accord

Marshall Says MacArthur Created  ‘Uneasiness Among Allies of America

Desertion Of Allies Was Fear   Marshall Testifies Their Uneasiness. Was Factor in Dismissal: Of Gen MacArthur:

Marshall Says Sino-Soviet Patt Stumbling Block   No Formal Consultation With Mae iethur During   1916 Mission To China

Claims Genera ‘Forced Ouster   Defense Chief In Third Day Before Senators In Widening Policy Fight

Secretary of State Declares Statements of General Were Making U. S. Allies “Uneasy”

‘Uneasiness’ Seen Among  U.S. Allies  MacArthur Quarrel Over Korean Policy

Russian-Sino: Treaty Cited By Seeretary  Says MacArthur Ouster '  WNenescary, Ag Allies —   Says MacArthur Ouster Necessary, As Allies : ‘Were Getting Uneasv’®

Fear Use Might Provoke Soviet To Enter War   Treaty Is Directed A Any Resumption O1 Nippon Aggression

Denies Allied  Doug Pressure   Marshall Says Mac  Caused Uneasinese

SENATORS TOLD ACTION MIGHT BRING IN REDS   Defense Secretary Starts Third Day Before  Probe Group   HEARING LATE   Investigators Seek Clearer Answer on Ending  . of War

MacArthur Rift Scared Allies, Says Marshall   Threatened to Leave ‘U.S. “Going It Alone” in Korea. Claim

Solons Told Attitude Of MacArthur Might Have Left U. S. Alone In Korean Conflict

SEC. MARSHALL TAKES STAND THIRD TIME   Says Pacific Chief Caused Unrest Among Allies   Claims MacArthur Policies Might Lead To Much Larger Casualties

Marshall Says Quarrels Brought Ally Uneasiness— In Korean War Sunnort

But They Didn't Ask Dismissal   Secretary Marshall Tells Senators How Decision Was Reachec

BUT MARSHALL DENIES PRESSURE TO FIRE GENERAL   THINKS QUARREL MIGHT HAVE MEANT “GOING IT ALONE”

Could Have Left Us ‘Going It All Alone’ In Korea, Marshall Avers

Marshall Says Chinese Pact Aims at Japan   Secy. on Stand For Third Day— Fulbright Bored

U.S. Seen Forced To  Go It Alone   Witness Denies Under Queries That Allies Spurred Ouster.

Marshall Says MacArthur's Stand On Korean War Threatened fo Leave U. $. Without Allies There

Allies Not Involved In Ouster   MacArthur's Quarrel With Korea Policy Disturbing To UN

Washington (AP]}—-Secretary Marshall said today no Japanese are serving with United Nations troops in Korea largely because a Chinese-Russia dePores eed fae etal abe Lea @

Marshall Declares Action Of MacArthur Compelled His Removal From East Command

No Heat Put on By Allies, Says Sec'y. Marshall   Letter to Sen. Wiley Brought Matter to Head, Probers Told

Says Mae Made Allies Uneasy ©   Marshall Insists They Didn’t Force Digmissal, But Admits Their Opinions Given! Weicht

DENY ALLIES CAUSED MAC JO BE FIRED   Marshall Testifies MacArthur's Policies Caused Great Uneasiness But Allies Didn’t Ask His Removal.   ALLIES MIGHT HAVE PULLED OUT   Says Issue Raised Who Spoke for U. S.; Tells Japanese Soldiers Are  _ Not Used.

Denies Allies Asked Relief Of Commander   Defense Secretary May Be on Stand Several More Days

Denies Other Nations Had Role in Ouster   _U, S. Faced Prospect of 'Going It Alone,’ Defense Chief Says

Admits Policy Quarrel Source Of Uneasiness  Tells Committee Why Japs Barred Fram Fichtine

Says M‘Arthur Ideas  Threatened Isolation   General's Quarrel Over Policy Left World Allies Uneasy, Gen. Marshall Tells Senators: Ouestionere Keen On

No Japs In Korea Force Because of Russ-China Pact   Use Might Bring Russia Into War He Tells Senators

Idea Threatened To Leave U. §. ‘Alone in War’  General Denies Other Countries Uraed Dismissal

Firing Brought About Entirely By Policy Fuss   Marshall Tells Why Japs Not Allowed On Korean Front

Threatened to Leave U.S. ‘Going It Alone’ In Korea, He Says   Denies ‘Pressure’ For Mae’s Ouster   Defense Chief Claims Mae’s Plan Wouald Boost Casualty Toll

Fear Move Would Bring  Russia In   Sino-Soviet Defense Pact Is  Depepcany,

Secretary Says Other Nations Were ‘Uneasy  Question Explored Be Caantace Vlilaew

Other Nafions Didn't Cause Ouster, Claim  Marshall Says Jap: bin 8. 8tht Cc. ...-

Marshall Says No Japs Are Fighting In Korea   Secretary Tells Senators Chinese-Russian Defense Pact Aimed At Japan; Could  Clive Soviets An EF xciee. é

MarshallDenies Allies Forced Firing Of Mac   Admits, However, They May Have Pulled Out of Korea if Mac Had His Way

MaeArthur Action Was U.S. Move   Secretary Declares Deposed Officer Had Brought ‘Uneasiness

Partisan Split Over General’s Firing Widened   Marshall on Stand Third Day; Says No Japa, nese Serving With U. N. Troops in Korea

SAYS GENERAL HAS. CREATED “UNEASINESS   Secretary Denies Others Had Hand In Ousting © Of MacArthur

Marshall Denies Allies Caused MacArthur's Ouster   General's Quarrel on Korean War Policy  Created “Uneasiness”.

Sec. Marshall Implies Fear Their Use Would Bring Russia Into War on Side of Chinese Reds.  f AK DIt!t f cork

Says Soviet Pact Aimed At Nippons   SecrgtarySuggestsGroup Quiz Acheson on Some Points When He Visits  Committee   Saw General in *46

Jap Soldiers Not Used For Fear Russia Might Object   Committee Slow In Convenina

UN Fears War If Jap Troops. Fight In Korea   Pact Is Directed __ “At Any Aggression . By Japanese Units

But Defense Chief Denies Pressure Of UN Nations Led To MaeArthur’s Dismissal

Korean Quarre Alarmed Allies Marshall Says   Uneasy Over Mac's Difference With Far East Policy

Tells Why 7No Japs Serving In Korea War   Marshall Says Russian And Chinese Red Pact Is Aimed At Japan And May Brine Moscow In

Marshall Savs General’s Statements Caused Them “‘Uneasiness”   Denies Allies Asked Mace’s  Dismissal

MacArthur Ouster Neces sary; an Issue of Control -~~Marshall   INQUIRY OVER ALLIES

Denies Critics Asked Firing of U.N. Commander  Secretary Claims U.S. Feared Loss Of Aid in Korea

Far East Disputes Imperiled Support Of Allied Nations   Defense Secretary Declares Issue Is: ‘What Voice Speaks For U. S. on Foretan Policy’

MacArthur Dispute Threatened Unity Of Allies--Marshall  ‘Denies Any Ally Asked For Firin g:  . «   Denies Any Ally Asked For Firing: But U.S. Policy “Voice” Was Split

RESTRICTIONS ON GAS HELPS PRESENT USERS   Fred Haas Explains Ruling Regarding New Installations

, Missing American Reported To Be Prisoner ‘In Moscow Prison For Political Captives

RAISE POSTAGE TO PAY WORKER   Penny Postcard To Cos Two Cents After Next Feb. 1

US Workers Get Pay Hike   1,600,000 Given Raises Worth 673 Millions: Rates to Rise

Congress Okehs Mail Rate Hikes   Penny Postcards Raised To 2? Cents Fach

House Votes To Increase Postal Rates   Approves 2 Bills For Increasing Federal Wages

“onaress OK’s Postal Raises   Government Employes To Get Pay Increases

REPORT BRITISH, FRENCH BACKED RUSSIA IN U. N   Say Allies Turned Back on VU. S. on Ballot for Council Seat.

MINISTER WINS POLITICAL RACE   Dr. Daniel A. Poling Nomi  nated By Republicans For Mayor OF Philadelphia— Olher Racee Clasa.

Poling Captures GOP Nomination   Will Oppose Clark For Mavor Of Phila.

Easily Wins Republican Nomination   Democrats Name Former ADA Head As Candidate

‘Strongly’ Against A Marine Increase   Marshall Says, Furthermore Marine Commandant Isn’t Entitled to JCS Position

MARSHALL LEADS OPPOSITIO} TO PROPOSAL FOR DOUBLING STRENGTH OF MARINE CORPS

‘DON'T DOUBLE CORPS'—MARSHALL  Joint Chiefs of Staff Veto - Givina Voice to Marines

RIDGWAY’S REPLY AWAITED Radio Messa gel laims .  N eutrality At Kaeson Will Not Be Violdfed

Ridgway Gives No Immediate Reply To Communist Answer To His Ultimatum  On Kaesong Neutrality Zone; Reds Ex-   press Hone No Future Incidents.

Lady’s Protruding Stern Gave Trouble but: Wiggles Helped   Carrier Squeezes Through the Locks

— Big Lady Wiggles Throuch  Lacke Cleared Shin Muct Now Neacotiate Bridae:

TEXAS TOWN SITS IN LAKE  14 Inches of Rain in 12°  Hours Swamps Community

Texas Town Is Virtually Isolated After 14.21 Inches Of Rain Falls

Rain Swamps Texas Town  Downpour Measures Ba... PE... FTA Perot me

Hundreds Are Homeless as Drouth Ends  Five-Foot Wall of Water From Creek  Qlaeread in Straate

TEXAS DROUGHT BROKEN; 14-INCH RAIN HITS TOWN   Water Surges Five-Feet Deep Through Streets of Alicea.

Budget Experts Called in by House Group  Speaker Sorg Says  ND ig gee ae Poo Dee ee   Speaker Sorg Says Various Tax Program: Will Be Discussed

ADULT’S SEARCH FAILED  Boys Discover $34,000 In Abandoned Mansion

Explosion Ignites Gas Bulk Station   Flames For a Time Are A Threat to Three-Block Troy Industrial District

Gasoline Blast Rocks Troy, Ohio  Fire Threatens 3-Bloch Avance me Tenbe Ble, il.

Gas Blast Fire Threatened Troy Industrial Area   Flames Ruin Storage Building, Garage, 5 Tanks of Sinclair Company Plus Nearby Residence

DiSalle Warns of Price Rise   Avoid Rollback Ban, Advice of Stabilizer

DiSalle Predicts Higher Prices  Ceilings On Pork   Ceilings On Pork May Be Imposed

DiSalle Sees Higher Prices   Congress’ Action of © iin  ai DD eee   Congress’ Action Means Rises, Says Price Stabilizer

DiSalle Predicts New Price Rises If the Ban on Rollbacks Continues

DiSalle Sights ‘Higher Prices   Urges Congress To Reinstate Earlier Rollback Orders

Di Salle Try to Hold to the Price Ceilings   To Invoke Them Only as Parity  Been Reached

DiSalle Says Rollback Ban Wil Up HCL   Rises of 5 to 7 Per Cent Seen By OPS Head

DiSalle Sees Continuously Rising Prices If Rollback Ban Becomes Law

DiSalle Predicts  More Price Rises  Raps Rollback Ban In Stop-Gap Bill

DiSalle Predicts Continuous Rise In Prices if Rollback Ban Stands

MAN SAVES WIFE,  CHILD, THEN DROWNS   Leonard Hanken Loses Life in Lake of Ozarks While Trying fo Rescue Third Person

McCarthy Raps Reds In Capital   Senator Tells Kansas “Republicans. Acheson . Crowd Is Responsible For Fiasco in Korea

McCarthy: Boot the  ‘Crimson Clique’   Senator Joe Speaks Before A Cheering Full House At Kansas Day Diner

Charges Reds Siill In U. §. Government   Kansans Applaud as Senator Places Blame Bcc ae . Pekar to ome

UN Negotiators Demand Talks  On Prisoners   Ask Immediate Exchange: Truce Gutlook Gloomy:  Red Attacks Repulsed

UN Command Feels Talks . Will Resume   Gen, Ridgway Sending Note To Reds; Switeh In Ste Coutemplhated

Gen. Ridgway Drafts Note   Hopes Message May Break Korean Truce Deadlock

Ridgway May Seek New Site for Talks  Adm. Joy Turns Down 3 Latest Communist Protests

Ridgway Plans Note ‘To Red Chieftains   Allies Confident Truce Negotiations Will Be Resumed Despite Communist Protests

Ridgway Plans New Try to End Truce Deadlock   Note May Ask Talks B Shifted to Tent City a»  Retween Lines

Gen. Ridgway Is Completing Note To Red Leaders   Allies Hope Latest Exchange May Break Current Deadlock

Ridgway Completing Note to Reds Which May Break Deadlock  Officials Believe He Will Suggest Change in Site For Negotiations

Ridgway May Suggest New Parley Site   Allied Officials Still Confident Discussions  Will Be Resumed

Ridgway Sets New Message To Red Team   ‘Rumors Heard General May Suggest New Site For Truce Conferences

Aim To Retire Truman From Office . ae  tom VUitice .  Southerners Begin Anti-Truman Rally

Ridgway to Kievean Front   Has Talk With Gen. MacArthur  While in Tokyo

Ridgway In Talk With MaeArthur   Flies To Tokye For 3-Hr. Session; No Details Are Released

Pace Escorts. Top General; Talks Secret   ’ MacArthur Reportedly Planning For Hurried: Return: GOP. Hits HST

RIDGWAY PAYS   Stays Only Few Hours Instead Of Expected Two Or Three Days =

Huge Arms Allotment Is Approved   Conferees Yield To Truman’s Plea For Foreign Aid

 Suffers-a~Rare Disease  Missouri's Finks Finally Learn ‘Daughter Permanently Blind

After 2,000-Mile Trip Family Learns Theres No Cure for Girl's Blindness

Truman Asked To Fire Official   Letter Carriers Ask ‘Donaldson Dismissal

Head of Letter Carriers’ Union Calls on President fo Fire Postmaster General Donaldson

Carriers’ Chief Demands Firing  _ Donaldson Target Of Union Blest

Head of Union Rips Donaldson   Fire Post Office Chief, Doherty Tells Truman

HENRIETTA M. HESS WEDS L. R. MUMMER]   Hanoverians Married In Double Ring Ceremony At St. David's (Sherman's) Church

Wolfe Firing Poses Threat To System   Members Told Situation Must Be Cleared Up

Weather   ULTIMATUM 10 SOLVE DISPUTE HANDED DOWN   Cite Board For Shattering Morale, Effectiveness  Of School

LEGISLATORS END SESSION   Go Home Leaving State $19,000,000 In Red For Next Year

Legislature OKs Franchise Tax Hike, Governor Brands Effort ‘Inadequate

Seventy-Three Persons Missing In Plane Crashes  Searches Under Way In Vicinity OF Five -. Pianos In Disasters

Two Large Ships Disappear, Are Being —  —r AN, J   Pennsylvania Craft Carried 40; Arizona Transport Lists 27

INTENSE HUNT FOR AIRLINER IN MOUNTAINS   Nineteen Cadets Aboard Transport Down in Arizona

INTENSE HUNT FOR AIRLINER IN MOUNTAINS   Nineteen Cadets Aboard Transport Down in Arizona  By INTERNATIONAL REWS

Assembly Votes Redistricting as Constitution Act  Approval Follows Heated Debate on Reapportionment

DETECTIVES EVADED Barbara Scales Hospital's Fire Escape to Visit Tone

- Tone Gives His Version of Fracas Barbara Payton Defies Orders To See Actor Who Took Beating

GIRL SEES TONE: ACTOR IMPROVE!   BARBARA PAXTON CLIMBS FIRE ESCAPE AND PUSHES WAY INTO HIS ROOM.

W eother.-.-  Tone Visited By Barbara At Hospital   Actress Crashes Room vic Fire Escape; Ignores Orders of Doctor.

Gir! In Case Sags Un FireEscane Ta See lotured Actor   Tone Says He Was Caught Unaware By Beefy Muscle Actor

Scientists Find New  Protection   Aircraft Could Circle World At Terrific Speed

Skipper Of Cruise Ship Admits Guilt   Four Lecal Men Died On Vessel

Schricker and Thurston Plan Safety Drive   Officials Alarmed at  Mounting Traffic Toll —251 hilled in First Three Months of 1951

Steel Shortage Sure to Check Program for Building of Needed Schools

OSU College of Education Members Protest Screening of Campus Speakers

Hearings-Begin—on Bill to Authorize Defense Activities   $6,561,000,000 Measure Up for Consideration; Ardmore Project Is Included in List of Items

Reds Make New Charge Of Violation   Officials Confident Cease-Fire Talks  Will Be Resumed

Joy Confers With Chief On Deadlock   Officials Indicate Talks Will Resume   Admiral Burke, General Craigie Also See Ridgway In Visit To Tokyo

High Officials Appear Confident Peace Talks To Resume Eventually

High Officials Appear Confident Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Resumed

LEADERS RAP PRESS CURBS   Executive Committee Also Opposes Merger With Republicans

BRADLEY OF FOR U.S. AFTER FINAL PARLEY  ~i.T   No Late Develop: ments From Eithe War ao Trwee Fronts In Korea.

CHAMBER MEETS FOR’ ANNUAL DINNER TONIGHT   ’ Truman” Weller, “Program Advisor to Be Speaker; Election of Officers

‘Mac’ To Address  Lone Star Solons  Four-Day Visit Planned By General!

‘fran ‘Plot’ Called Fake  Rut Te   But Troops Guard Tehran Buildings

Troops Guard Iran Against Reported Anti-Premier Plot   Mobilizing Army Coincides With Harriman Refusal To Relay Mnaseadeah’e Ultimatum

Big Auto Theft Ring Smashed   Arrest of Three Men in Madison Breaks Tri-State Gang

Claim Breakup o Auto Theft Ring   3 Defendants Plead Innocent to Charges

 All-County Sports Day Is Monday   Event Postponed From August 15

All County. — Roads Reported ‘Hazardous’   ‘More Snow, Sléet Forecast for State © Todav and Toniaht

All County Roads Reportec ‘Hazardous   More Snow, Sleet Forecast for State Today and Tonight

STAND HINTED IN BROADCAST BY RED RADIO      Official Reply Expected Tomorrow When Truce  Talk. Resume

Reds Say They'll Insist On Troops Leaving Korea .   Truce Talks May Stall Tomorrow; War Pace Up Some

Indicate Reds Will Demand Withdrawal of Foreign Troops”   Could Cause Break Down in Cease-Fire Talks: Fighting Has Stepped Up.

Defense Dept. Reports Progress In Atomic Weapons, Guided Missile

IEBStING UNDERWAY ‘Encouraging’ Progress Reported In Atomic Weapons And Missiles

Hearing Set Friday for Oldest                           Of Breakins Irraiened

Nine Inmates Escape From  Spring Grove   Two Described As Violent; One Man ¥<x Reeantured

Six Insane Criminals  Picked Up   Three At ‘Large After Spring Grove Escape

CAR KILLS WOMAN CARRYING HER CHILL   Woman esses Daughter, 3, to  One Side Before She Is Steuck on Sidewalk.

UN Makes Surprise Attack   Capture Two Hills Southwest Of Kumsong

Hodes: Commies Avoid Armistice; Two Hills Taken Troops Off Sos Ends  With Dawn Campnromice

Allies Take Two Hills in Surprise Attacks  Advance Line toward   Advance Line toward Kumsong, Warships Hit Shore Batteries

UN Forces Gain In Kumsona Drive   Two Hills Near City Captured From Reds

UN Troops Capture  Two Hills:   Stage Surprise  Attack on the’ COC’ antnal: Eennd

Allies Capture 2 Korean Hills   Advance War Front 1,000 Yards In Heavy, Surprise Attack

BPalicd) Fredrngte de Sere Presesc   ee ee:  If Th ings Loom Up In Front ‘OF You, Try New Driver Test

Britain Plans To Keep Guard Over Suez Area   10,000 Troops Will Remain in Canal Zone, Morrison Says

Britain To Kees Guard Over Suez   New Proposals To Be Presented Soon In Eqyptian Crisis

British Intend To Keep Trooy  Guard on Suez   Announcement Made Despite Egypt's Ouster Efforts

Britain To Keep Troops On Guard At Suez Canal   New Proposals Seen To Settle Dispute

Britain Warns She Will Keep Guard In Suez   Morrison Says Troop Te Remain Despite Announced Ouster

BRITAIN WILL CONTINUE TO GUARD CANAL   Lendes Has Ne Intention Of Removing Troops In Sudan Area   EGYPT TAKES ACTION TO REMOVE ENGLISH

Egypt Warned Britain To Keep Treaty Rights  10,000 Soidiers Remain On Guard In Canal Area

Britain to Hold Troops in Egypt   England Won’t Give Up Suez Without Fight

Britain Intends To Keep Guard On Suez Canal  To Retain All Rights in Sudan Despite   To Retain All Rights In Sudan Despite Egypt's Treaty Action

Britain to Keep Troops at Suez   Morrison Vows lo Guard Fevot. dan Riehts

Britain to Hold. __Froops in Egypt        a  England “Won't Give“ U; Suez Without Fight

British Will Retain Rights Over Canal, Snub Egypt Order   London Disrewards Edic Demanding All Troops Leave Sudan

EGYPT IS WARNED BRITAIN WILL NOT BE PUSHED OUT   Morrison Says Troops Will Continue to Guard Suez Canal Under Pacts Cairo  Would Abrogate.   EXPECTS TO MAINTAIN HER “FULL RIGHTS’   Thousands of Demonstrators Turned Back by Police When They Move Toward English Embassy.

Industry Dispersal Plan Is Inauguratec   Truman Approves Policy Adopted By National Security Resources Board

Truman Orders Plant Dispersal   Isolated Factories Will Get Contracts; NSRB Says Danger Of Attack Grows

Favors Listed For Industry  New Dispersal Plan   New Dispersal Plan Wins Approval

FARMERS VOTE FOR SMALL TAX   Gaston Joins Others In State For Levy For Agricultural Research, Srientifie Expertment.

Mud Hampers UN Artillery   Steady Downpour May Permit Foe Speed Up Attack

Oleo Bill Is Signed; Rush Starts  fCalared Preaduct   Colored Product Speeds to Stores ‘After Gov. Fine Okays Measure

Yellow Oleo Bill: Signed  By Governor   Manufacturers Rush “ane “Get Product: “To Retailers -

Plant Dispersal  Is Explained  « President Says He Means New Plants

Misinformation About Program Is Cleared Up  a re enema atone rmeeaemlareeeet ete At eee = ne ne ater ee  Truman Backs Dispersal Plan

Red List Falls Short Of Allied Missing Figure  Found In Red List Now Being Studied

REDS’ PRISINER LIST IS SHORT OF ESTIMATED TOTA   Enemy Reports 11,559 Helc Whereas Allies Believed 100,000 or More Were in Their Hands.   S. KOREA QUESTIONS COMMUNISTS’ HONESTY   Exchange of Information on Captives Regarded as Step Forward in Armistice Tolls.

Reds’ POW List Falls Far Short   11% -Of Total And 25% Of Americans Named By Enemy

Reds Prisoner Of War List Is Far From Total   12,000 Americans Missing; Account For Only 3,198

Many Recommendations Made In Last Report Of Crime Probers   National Crime Coordinating Council Urged As Clearing House For Information  On Local Action.

9 Allied Planes Shot Down In Three Months   Allies Shot Down 63 Red Planes During Period

UN Planes Maul Reds on Ground  Bice bdo @ os.   Four Month Summary Given by Commander

97 Die When Tokyo Train Catches Fire   3 U.S. Soldiers Perish in Flames Caused by Wire

97 Meet Death As Fire Destroys Rail Car In Japan   3 US Soldiers Among Vic tims; Dangling Wire Starts Fire

No. 2 Man ot Iran Plotters Under Arrest   Moslem Holy War Threatened to Speed Up Oil Seizure.

Compromise Plan On Funds for SUI Will Be Up First  Wins by One Vote In Skirmish In Senate Today

3 Red Jets Shot Down Over Korea   Marines Drive Ahead With Fierce Bavonet Assault

4 Yank Shooting Stars Whip 12 Russian Made MIGS In Korean Battle

Polk Asks Aid . As Drought Hits Southern Ohio  Milk Producers   Milk Producers Seek Price Tilt; Conditions ‘Serious’

Dairymen Press Emergency Boost  In Price Of Milk  Congressman Asks South Ohio Declared Ae “Dieaster Area”

Calling Red China An Aggressor, Says Erle Cooke, Jr., Is Pussyfooting; Russia Must Be Fired From U. N.

Food Rollbacks  To Be Opposed’ President Told   Leaders In Powerful Committee Declare Farmers Can't Produce Under Fear of Price Cutting

House Group Puts Final Approval On Income Tax Boost  Would Put Flat 123 Per Cent More On All Individuals

COMPROMISE ALMOST SURE ON MEASURE   Administration Blocks Move To Convert To Bill

Senators Set For Vote Ou  Troop Issue   Compromise Plau For Sending Yanks Due For Approval

Senate Expected To OK Compromise On Glis-To-Europe   Administration Defeats, 56 To 31, Proposal To Write Congress Troop Curbs Into Law

Senate Approval Appears Certain On Assignment  Of U.S. Troops Overseas

Troops to Europe Compromise Plan Ready for Senate  Approval Certain After Debates on Curb for Truman

Approval Is Assured In Senate » Today   No More Than 4 © Divisions Without Congressional OK

Settle For Compromise  On Troops   Senate Resohation Advisory Opinion On Congress” Authority

Senate Seeks Compromise on Troops  Administration Wine Late Tact

Only Minor Amendments, More Oratory Remain as Obstacles To Compromise Troop Measure  No More Than Four Divisions Are To Be Sent Without New Action

Approval Seems Assured On Trooy Committment —   Senate Pushes For Okay On Plan For  Compromise Today

Troop Issue Compromise Is Predicted   Minor Amendments More Oratory Are Only Obstacles Delaying Approval

Troops Issue Almost Settled  Minor Amendments   Minor Amendments Bar to Compromise

‘Great Debate’ On Troops Issue ls Nearing End  nate May Vote on Finely-Drawn

Senate Nears Final Vote Or Troops Issue   Resolution Is To Be Merely Recommendation

President Winner In Last Test   Senate Beats Plan To Give Resolution The Force of Law

Senate Likely To Pass Troops Compromise Resolution   Contains Strong Provision For Congress’ Approval To Boost Limit

Compromise On Troops Likely  Minor Changes Due Before Senate Okay

Move To Give Bill Force Of Law Beaten 56-31; Final Vote Near   Leaders Disagree  On Effect Of Move   Taft Says Action Is Strong Declaration Of Power Of Congress

Truman Winning ‘Great Debate’  ‘Troops-to-Eu urope” Bill Neare Pac.

Approval of Compromise on Debat Over Sending Troops to Europe Expecter

Compromise On Issue Of Sending More Yank Ground Troops Abroad Seen Receiving Senate Approval

Minor Change: Remain Before  Vote On Troop:  Compromise On Great Debate May

—LEGISLATORSEReady To Okay Four Divisions Congress Must Act If More Are Needec

Final Vote on Troops for Eurone Today   Victory Seen for Resolution  in U.S. Senate

Troop Issue Debate Over As Senators Plan Action   Resolution Endorses Four Divisions Sent To Eisenhower Army

Senate Heads For Compromise On Troops Issue   Resolution Would Approve Four American Divisions To Europe; Mundt Proposal Is Turned Down

Senate Works Toward Approva Of Compromise  Troops for Europe Issue Is Debated

Issue of Sending Troops to Europe Nearing Decision   Minor Amendments, More Oratory Only » Obstacles Remaining

Final Vote On Statement May  Come: During Day  ‘Truman Forces Are _ Able To Keep Act Beina Made A Law”

Compromise On Troop Issue To  Get Senate OK   Approval Awaits Only Few Minor Amendments.

Senate Decision On Troops Near   Only More Oratory Delays ‘Great Debate’ Settlement

Finely Drawn Compromise s Near In Debate   Minor Amendments Some Oratory Are Standing In Way

Agreement On Troops Issue 1s Near in Senate   Resolution Endorse: Assignment of 4 Di. visions to Europe

Senate Nears Compromise On Gl Commitments   Refuses To Convert Resolution Into Bill With Force of Law

WON'T SIGN INTO LAW   Resolution on Limits Re mains Despite Adminis tration’s Pleas

Approval Near On Plan to Send Troops to Europe   Senate Set to Okay Four More Divisions For Gen. Eisenhower

BERLE DECLARES WAR III CHANCES FIGURED AT 50-50   SAYS USSR ATTACK AGAINST YUGOSLAVIA MAY COME THIS FALL

Sees Global War Peril This Fall   Former Diplomat Warns Soviet May Attack Yuwoslavs

Global War (Steve Early ByFall = Diesof’ Held Tossup Heart Attack

World War Ill May Break in Autumn, Says Former Official of Government

Former Official Believes Climax Mav Be Delayed   But Says Crisis Developing Faster Than Most Realize

A. A. Berle Declares Reds Could Strike Into Yugoslavia This Autumn

BERLE PAINTS DRAB PICTURE OF CONFLICTS   Crisis Is Moving Fast, Ex-Official  Informs Societv

World War Ill May Begin This Autumn Says A. A. Berle   Believes Reds Plan To Grab Yugoslavia And Move Westward

War III Could Break Out In Autumn: Berle   If Soviet Attacks Yugoslavia; But Crisis Not Likely for Year

Russian Attack on Yugoslavia May Bring World War, Claim   Former Official Says Climax Coming Soon

Warns War 3 Might Break Out This Fall   Experts Believe It’s a 50-50 Chance Russia May Attack Yugoslavia, Berle Says

Russia May Attack Yugoslavia—  World War Could Break In Autumn, Official Says

War in Autumn ‘Possible’  Berle Warns Third Conflict Could Start with Yugoslavia

“WAR POSSIBLE BY THIS FALL’   Former State Department Official Foresees Drive on Yugoslavia   CHANCES ABOUT 50-5C

Says WW Ill Could Break Cut In Fall   » Former: State Depart ment Official Lists Tar gets Of USSR  Eyes Yugoslavia

LINE STALLED   Hopes Fade For Complete Approval Over The Week-End

Staff Teams Fix Half Of Buffer Line   U.N. Spokesman Hopes Zone May Be Settled By Sunday

Hopes Fade For Cease-Fire Until Next Week  Only Half OF Buffer Zone Line

Hopes are Fading For Speedy Okay   Only Half of Cease-Fire Line is Agreed by Group Preparing Line of Battle

Hope tor Early Accord On Buffer Line Fades  UN and Red Negotiators Agree on Only Half of Cease-Fire Line.

Truce Officials Agreed On Half Of Buffer Zone   Little Hope For Final Approval On Weekend; Long Session Held On Creating. Contact Line: -

Hopes Fade For Final Okay Of Buffer Zone Plan At Least Until Next Week

—TRUCE— Unable To Agree On Battle Line  Half Of Section Still In Dispute

May Finish Sunday ~ About Half of 145-Mile  Cease-Fire Line Drawn

Buffer Zone OK Viewed Held Up Until Next Week   Total Of Atrocity Deaths Now Raised To 8000; Troops Argue Over Hill

Hopes Fade For Quick Approval Of Buffer Zone   Agreement Reached On Only Half Of Cease Fire Line.

Slow Progress Dims Hopes For Accord On Buffer Zone; Half Of Line Approved

Hopes Fade For Quick Approval Of Buffer Zone   Only One Half The Line Agreed On; Meet Tonight

Hopes Fade Fos Early Buffer Zone Approval   Negotiators Agree On Only Palf Of 145-Mile Line

FINAL APPROVAL OF BUFFER ZONE BEING DELAYED   U.N. Command Hopes To Settle Entire Issue Tomorrow — Allies Still Report Progress Made, —

New Cutdn Steel For Civilian Goods Starts On July 1   Cut to One-Third Below Pre-Korean Fightina levels

The Weather   U.S. to Cut Steel Use By One-third   Car Supplies, "Hard Goods’ To Be Affected

Steel for Cars Will Be Cut by 10-15 Per Cent.   July 1 Reduction To Affect Other Consumer Goods

Auto Steel Cut Ordered For July 1   Quotas To Be Slashec By About 1/3 Less Than Pre-Korea

Sharp Cut In Steel   * Civilian’ Plants to'Get= About Two-Thirds PreWar Quota After July 1

Cut Ordered in Steel Supplies   Autos and Hard Goods to Feel July  Pinch

Steel Supply For Cars Cul  Acain By US   Level to Be Third less Than Pre- korea for Civilian Uses

Steel Will Be Cut Third Below 1950  Pre-Korea Levels   Autos, Other ‘Hard’ Items to Be Affected by Reduction; Takes Place July 1

Civilian Steel  Use Reduced   Consumers’ Supplies To Be Third Below Prewar

Steel Supplies For Autos and Other “Hard Goods” to be Cut Further July 1

AUTOS, HOME APPLIANCES T0 BE HARD HIT   Gov't Curtailment Orde:  Will Go Into Effect  July 1

Civilian Steel Use Again Cut   NPA Orders Vital Iron, Steel Supply Set Aside for Defense Use

New Controls Set Up To Aid Defense Steps  Mere Extension Of Present Defense Act Now Appears Likely

CUTBACK ON STEEL   Government Says.Consume! Supplies to Be Chopped One-Third

CIVILIAN STEEL SUPPLY FACES SLASH JULY 1   Cut To Affect Autos, Refrigerators, Washing Ma. chines, Other Appliances.

STEEL SUPPLY FOR CARS TOBE CUT ON JULY 1   Consumer “‘Hard Goods” Face Slash Third Below Drea-.Korea.

Civilian Steel Use Cut By One-Third For July-September  10 to 15 Per Cent Less For Autos and  Other Durable Goods

Steel Supplies  To Be Cut Even Lower July 1   Copper, Aluminum Are To Be Somewha: Tighter, DPA Says

U.S. Announces Dr astic Cut ln Car Steel   10 to 15% Less Supply Seen for Civilian Products

Announce 10-15 Percent Cut in Supply of Steel   Reduction July 1 Will Affect Autos, Other Hard Goods  For Civilian lleo

CONGRESS WILL BE CONSULTED ON PACT ARMY   Truman Accepts Demand Of Republicans On European Defense Plan

Connally Hits Faint-Hearted Taft Proposal   Says Congress Will Be Consulted Before U. 8. Troops Seni To Europe

laft Ideas  Denounced By Connally   Administration To See Solons About Steps, Texan Disclose

John Ruble, Life Long Resident of Plymouth County, Died Wednesday

Solon Sees Millions of Aliens in ~ U.S. As Threat To Nation's Safety

HELD GREATER DANGER THAN ARMED FORGE   Security Committee Finds Commies and Bandits by Millions.

Up to 5 Million Alien Reds Called AMenace to U.S.   More Dangerous Than at _ Armed Invasion, Sen. McCarran Says

Truman Tells of ‘Fantastic’: Life Of Terror Behind the Iron Curtain

Ruthless Stalin Police Blasted  Outdo Hitler, Pres. Truman Declares

J&L. Rail W age Dispute Not Settled   District Mines Not Affected By Shutdown Of Steel Corp. Plant

J & L Still Closed by Dispute   Federal Mediators Meet Officials of  Railroad Union on Slowdown Charge

Voice Caution A vainst ‘Leaks   Flanders States He Said Things He Didn't Intend

Flanders Chagrined Over Developments. ‘Of Statement Made   Washington‘ ;  Of Possible:

Sen. Flanders Apologizes — For Mistake   Said Things He: Didn’t Intend To Say

SEWAGE BOND BILL SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   Measure Authorizes Cities Accused of Polluting Streams to Issue Bonds Without a Referendum.   @ MT. VERNON ONE OF CITIES AFFECTED   Law Provides Means for Constructing Sewage Plants When Ordered by State Water Board.

Dems Await For Truman To Take Step   Numerous Other Potential Republican Presidential Candidates awai Time lo Announce.

Presidential Politics Near the Boiling Point  Taft, Only Announced Candidate, Opposition Awaits Proper Moment

No‘Me Too’ Campaign Is Taft’s Plan   Says 1952 Theme Will Be Progress Vs. Socialism

Politics Reaches Boiling Point For Both Parties From Coast to Coast

Nation's Political Parties Approach Boiling Point   Ike, M’Arthur, Stassen Seen Most Frequently As Taft's Opposition

Presidential Political Pot Begins To Boil Furiously in Both Parties

Talks Agree On One Point: Keep Fighting:   No Progress Made On Armistice Line; Red Forces Build: Ur

Preachers Plan fo Visit Armed Camps  Biggest Drive to Carry Gospel to Armed Forces Since Wear I]

Allied Tank Forces Probe  Above Seoul   Enemy Preparing For Resumption Of Offensive

UN Tank Patrols: Run Into Rugged : Red Resistance   Enemy May Be Building For Another Attack ..

UN Task Forces Run Into Siiif Red Resistance Above Secu!   Expect Commies To Resume Spring Offense In Korea

ARE PROBING RED BUILDUP  Tank-led Allied rwut 7 “u@ y . Sea “Ps   Tank-led Allied Thrusts, Made Into Enemy Zone, Meet With Resistance.

OPEN BIDS ON 9 BRIDGES IN JEFFERSON CO.   Bid $459,210 for Bridge Work Between Mt. Vernon and Ina.

Filibuster Hits Reapportionment   Indefinite Recess Called As GOP Is Caught Short Of Needed Voting Power

Egypt Invited To Join Defense Of Middle East   Western Powers Seék to Settle Suez Dispute

Cairo Reported Cool To Proposed Partnership Plan  British Determined To Support Force In Suez Squabble

Diplomatic Move Made to Ease Present Tension   Embattled Suez Seen As Main Base He Plan Ie Accepted

Invited to Join Regional Force In Middle-East  Britain to tay,  ca FNnNrr oO   Britain to Stay, Will Use Force lf Necessary

Suez Would Be Major Base Of Defense   Threat to Outlaw British Guardian Forces Brings Offer

Middle East Defense Plan Is Proposed   Egypt Is Asked To Joir With Western Powers And Turkey.

Egypt Is Invited To Go With West In Defense Plan   Main Base Would Be At Suez Which Is In Bitter Dispute

Diplomatic Move Made to Ease Present Tension  Embattled Suez Seen   Embattled Suez Seer As Main Base If Plan Is Accepted

4 Nations Offer Egypt Part in Pact   Invitation Tied to Defense of the Middle East

INVITATION IS WEST'S ANSWER TO SUEZ THREAT   MORRISON PLEDGES TO FIGHT IF EGYPT RESORTS TO FORCE

Egypt Is Invited To Join West in - Mid-East Defense   Initial Reaction by Cairo Is Cool Toward Amer. ican-British-French- Turkish Offer

Ask Eaypt fo Join West in Setting Up Middle East Defense   International Force Also Would Include Turkey: Main Base at Suez.

Ask Egypt to Join In Guard on Suez   Four Powers Propose Inter: national Force for Defense   FOR ALL MIDDLE EAST   ee “MwA 4 £6484 SY AALY BY” £444 aa4 Bh/ 2  New Plan Would Supersede  Part of Anglo-Egyptian reaty

Egypt Offered Role In Middle East Defense  er... CUD. Titeniamane   Move Is Diplomatic Followup To Smooth Disoute With Britain

Western Powers And Turkey In Diplomatic Move  international Force   international Force Proposed To Secure Defense Of Suez  From Aaaresccion

Egypt Invited To Join West Defense Force   Main Base Would Be Disputed Suez

Egypt Is Invited To Join in Pact  New Defense Area Suggested in Plan

Egypt Invited To Enter Into Suez Defense   Western Powers Would Supersede British Alliance

"Egypt Asked To Join West Defense Pact  International  Force Proposed “y T.. Nafand Cuav

Western Powers in Move fo Avert Break Over Suez   U.S., France, Britain, Turkey for Alliance

Egypt Invited To Join West In Defense Pac   Diplomatic Move Gets Cold Shoulder tyom Suez Owners

Invite Egypt To Join New Middle East Pac  © men PAL Cosme   Dispute Over Suez Followed by Plan For Joint Program

SUEZ WOULD BE MAIN BASE FOR DEFENSE ARMY   Bradley, Others May Leave Turkey For Treaty Talks

ALLIES CALL ON EGYPT TO JOIN FORCES   Western Powers and Turkev Ask Cairo Government to Help Form Middle East Defense.   ® BRITISH DECLINE TO LEAVE SUEZ   Will Fight if Egypt Tries ‘to Oust Its Soldiers From Canal Area, London Says.

Bid Follows Her Threat To Britain   Main Base of Middle East Force Would Be In Suez Canal Area

Egypt Invited Into Pact   New Force to Guard Middle-East With Suez as Main Base

Syrian Troops Mass at Border As Fears Mount   Explosions Indicate Fresh Hostilities Against Israel

Allies Launch Counterattack Acainst Reds   Enemy Resistance Reported ‘Fierce’ West of Yonchon

ALLIES REGAIN KEY POSITIONS TAKENBY REDS   Hot F ighting Develops In Heaviest Battle In Two Months

Allies Launch Furious Attack Against Reds  Resistance Fierce   Resistance Fierce As Heavy Communist Casualties Indicated

BANKRUPTCY OVER HORIZON Skyrocketing Prices Plague Nations Small Businessmen

Soaring Prices Hike Costs of Defense Program   Says Small Firms Hit by Inflation, Need U. S. ‘Lid’

Subcommittee of Legislature Proposes T, Put Belmont County in 15th District

Senate Nears Vote On Army’s Civil Functions Bill   Senators Suggest Cut In Funds Sought For Waterways

Final Vote Nears On Army Spending  Civil Functions Bill In Debate Stace

KENNECOTT BIKES WAGES OF 3400   SETTLEMENT MAY LEAD TO EARLY END TO NATION: WIDE COPPER STRIKE.

Strike Break Seen in Pact. By Kennecoit   May Be Pattern For Settlement In Copper Mines

f£ossible Vattorn eee  Kennecott Grants Raises;  End Of Cepper Strike Seen

POSSIBLE EARL’ END TO SERIOUS COPPER STRIKE   Kennecott And Union Leaders Agree On 15Cent Hourly Raise   MAY SET PATTERN FOR ENTIRE INDUSTRY

Accord Reached By One Company In Copper Strike   Agreement Hailed As Possible Early Enc Of Strike That Hos Hampered Nation's Supply Of Strategic War Materials

COPPER STRIKE END PRESAGED BY AGREEMENT   15-Cent Raise Okayed By Kennecott After T-H Is Invoked

Early End To Copper Strike Seen   Kennecott Reaches . Agreement With Salt Lake Workers.

Possible Early End To Copper Strike Is Seen  Kennecott Agrees To 15-Cent Boost

Settlement Is Seen ln Copper Walkout With Pay Increase   Wage Offer To Segmen May Set Up Pattern  Kae Inductry

Agreement Points To Early End Of Copper strike ,  Gnion Accepts < ope. New Contract - ; With Kennecott

Allies Hold Up Final O.K. On British Rifle .   Question Whether Rapid-Fire Weapon  Has Fnoauch Pawer

Rapid-Firing New Rifle Developed By British   Shoots Faster Than U.S. Garand, But Experts Not Too Impressed

New British Rifle Impressive   But U. S. Garand Said A Better Gun

New British Rifle Fires At Fast Clip   Western Military Leaders To Check Merits Of Weapon

Impressive New British Rifle Makes Bid for Adoption By Western Armies

Man Sets Fire To Bed-Ridden Kin. 93. Then Burns Self To Death. Too

More Defense Funds May Be Asked Later   House Committee Urges Fast Approval Of Record-Breaking Peace Budget

Woman s Body Found In House   High Point Police Seek Identification

U.S. Safety Depends On Our Orthodox Weapons--Lovett   DEFENSE SECRETARY WARNS AGAINST PUTTING TOO MUCH DEPENDENCE IN “FANTASTIC” ARMS

NoAtomArms Yet, Lovett Warns Legion  _ Orthodox _ Weapons Still    Truman Makes New Peace Bid; Savs U.S. Wants Arms Curbs

No Easy Victory for.U.S.: Lovett   Depend on Orthodox Weapons, He Warns

U.S. Doesn’t Yet Have Magic Means of Quick Victory With Fantastic Atomic Weapons

Don't Count o A-Weapons, Lovett Warns   “Truman Asks Aid of. Legion on GI Benefits, Training.

Super-Weapons Not Available, Lovett States   Still in Test Stage, He Tells Legion; Warns Against False Optimism

New Defense Secretary Tells Legion U. S. Still Without Super- Weapons   Lovett In Convention Address Saye That National Safety Must Still Depend Upon Imvroved Orthodox Weezpons.

Nation Warned On Optimism  Lovett Says Atomic Weapons Not Proven

HITS ATOM MYTH   Defense Secretary Says Orthodox Weapons Still the Standby

Lovett Warns Atomic Weapons Do Not Promise U.S. Quick, Easy Victory In Any War

No Alomic Weapons Yel fo Guarantee Quick Victory   Defense Secretary Lovett Warns People of Nation Against Over-Optimism.

Super Weapons Not Yet Available, Lovett Warns   New Defense Secretary Says U. S. Does Not Have Fantastic Atomic Weapons To Win War

Fantastic Arms Not Tested Yet Legion Is Told  ‘Exaggerated Hopes   ‘Exaggerated Hopes’ Warning Is Sounded

No Magie Weapons Available   Lovett Tells Legion Members Nation Must Still Depend Upon Orthodox Methods

Lovett Says Guns, Troop:  Still Vital   Fantaslic Weapons Not Yet Available, Defense Head Warn

CU. S. Warned Against Magic Victory   Lovett Tells Lasion Orthodox Weapons Are Best Defense

Acheson Ready To Baek Up Stand by U.S.   Secretary Believed Staking Diplomatic Future on Statement

SISTER KENNY BOARDS PLANE   Famed Nurse, Incurably Ill, May Be On Last Visit To U. S.

Draft Call Rate May Be Raised  Army Expected To Make Decision On Question Today

ENLISTMENTS DECLINE  °  Army Is Pondering Boost In Future Draft Rates

May Reach Decision Today On Draft Boos!   Sharp Drop in -Enlistments Prompts Action

Enlistment Lag May Bring Hike In Draft Calls  Eawer Valiuntaer   Fewer Volunteer Since Cease-Fire Talks Are Started

U.S. Plane Is Missing Over Adriatic Sea   C-47 With Four Men Aboard Vanishes on Flight From Bavaria To’ Belarade Monday

Barkley Hits GOP Crities Of Truman   Republicans Had Scandals Too, ‘Veep’ Claims

GOP T0 TRY 10 BUY PRESIDENCY TRUMAN CLAIMS   Will Use ‘Lies And Smears’ In 1952, President  Declares   SOUNDLY DEFENDS HIS ADMINISTRATION

Troman Dares -Rivals to Use  Foreion Issue   Fighting Talk Tutns Guns On ‘Interests’ Backing Revublican Nominees

Truman Forecasts GOP Is Preparing  ‘Smear’ Campaigns   Blast At Foreign Policy Will Prove Costly, Tiwnnareata Tala

Charges GOP Preparing Campaign Of Smears And Lies To Grab Presidency   President Declares Party To Stand On Record Of ‘Peace And Prosperity ;’ Dares Rennblicans To Attack Policies

UMAN PREDICTS 0, P. EFFORT 10 UY PRESIDENC)   utive Says Democrats e Hard Fight in 1952 nd Calls For Vigorous Campaign.   IRESSES WOMEN AT PARTY RALLY   ares Opposition Will Be  feated If It Injects For ign Policy Issue Into Drive.

A-Secrets Hurried to Russians   Confessed Spy Tells Court How Information Was Passed Along.

GoldSaysBomb Secrets Sent at Once to Russia   Red Vice Consul Named as Link in Atomic Spy Ring

Tax Bill Would ‘Up Car Prices’   Auto Dealer Appears Against Excise Hike

ARN STANDS FIAM Governor Implies Only Su preme Court Can Change Regent Choice

Arn Stands Firm on Driscoll Dismissal   Will Yiald Only to Court Ruling in Case Of Bischorced Recent

Another Truck Mail Route Set  Bids to be Received For Route Between Sevmour. Louisville

Mail Proposals  To Be Received   Seymour-Indianapolis Route Included—To Begin September 

Expect Report To Show Rise In Farm Prices  Few Products Seen As High Enough Tc Warrant A Freeze

U . 8S. Price Report To Indicate Whether More   Farm Items Have Reached Level For Cetlings

U.S. Navy Chief, Franco in Parley   Madrid Session May Be First Step in Pact Aqainst Red Aqaression

NOVICE PROVES ‘COURAGE’—  - Lad Pilots ‘Borrowed’ Plane Over Twin Cities

Boy Flies Stolen Plane over Twin Cities  Just To Prove He Won't ‘Chicken Out'

Boy Takes Plane To Prove ‘Courage’  Youth, 16, And Buddy Steal Aircraft For Flight Over City

WUOTES MAG AIDE British Engines in Red Jets, Says Representative

Star-Studded Color Television Program Is Presented Before a Limited Audience

Only Few Receivers Yet Available Color TV Goes Commercial; 16 Sponsors Put on Exhibit

McGrath Hits Judge Inquiry   Attorney General Says. Congress Has Not Power To Investigate Judges”.

Says Liquor Was Seized In Revenge   Whisky Taken From Hotel Room By Constable

Rep. Morano Says 43d Div. ‘‘Embittered”’   But “Near-Mutiny” Conditions Gone; Cramer Blamed

Search Intensified for Kidnaper of Pretly Miami Beach Hotel Clerk

Hunt Intensified For Girl's Killer  Miami Beach Slaying RAativa Heald @

Rail Strike Paralyzing War Effort   Trainmen Ignore Contempt Action, Pleas by Chiefs

Spreading Rail Strike Denounced As “Threat” to U.S. Security   (By UNITED PRESS)   Halts Service

Switchmen’s Strike Becomes Major Threat To Economy   10,000 Trainmen Report ‘Sick’

Tendency to Look for International: Spy When Diplomats Disappear, Eight Jet Planes Crash

Features for Everpbody in the Telesram Today   MacF adden, 83, Safely Makes Chute Jump Into Hudson

MacFadden Says ‘I Feel Like a Million After Parachuting Into Hudson River

83-YEAR-OLD IN PARACHUTE LEAP   Bernarr MacFadden Near. ly Lands On Rocks Along Hudsua

MacFadden Leaps From Plane Into Hudson Just 20 Feet From Huge Rocks Below Palisades

MacFadden Parachutes Into Hudson   83-Year-Old Physical Culturist Lands Safely Near Shore.

HOUSE COMMITTEE SEEKS EXPLANATION   Air Foree Asked To Tell How Information Got Out On Guided Missile “Matador™

Morgenthau ‘Tool of Reds’ Elizabeth Bentley Says; : ‘Used’ By Harry D. White

 —TALKS WITH QATIS SOUGHT U.S. is Planning New Retaliation:on Czechs

End Of Fight Isn’t In Sight, General Says  Taylor, However,  Declares American Py a, po ae

Paes AIMLiy WOU TUT Pith atOMme 1 OW aa ate oh etanhanieaaaciaan enact ay  Barbara Positive She'll Wed Franchof Tone

Presses Curb On Inflation   Johnston Calls For Controls On Farm Prices

Toughened Anti-Inflation Drive Through Direct Ferm Controls, Higher Taxes, Tighter Credit Asked

Administration Ask: For Toughened Anti. Inflation Program  Seeks Direct Controls On Farmers, More Taxes,  Tighter Credit Curbs

WORKERS TO MEET   \Kickoff for Cancer Drive Will Be Held at Eldridge on April 4

YOUNG MEN REACHING THEIR . EIGHTEENTH BIRTHDAY MUST REGISTER WITHIN 5 DAYS

Court Upholds Government's  Right To Fire   Dismissed 26 Post Office Employes

SURPLUS SHIPS PROFIT PROBED   investigating Grou Pp Digs Into Income Tax Returns Of Men Who Gained On Shin Deale.

STEINBERG SIGNATURE HAS ONE PECULIARITY   Communist Fugitive Writes His Name With A Small “‘S”

PRESIDENT WARNS AGGRESSION MUST CEASE IN. KOREA   Telts Kremlin ‘Tyrants’ to Avoid New Attacks on Free Lands   ASSAILS GOP CRITICS   Spreading Lies, Fear, He Says: Lauds Acheson’s Role in Crisis

Truman Pledges Cease-Fire Aid, Warns Moscow   ,  Kremlin ‘Tyrants Adyised to Avoid Further Attacks

Lauds Dean Acheson As “ One Of The Greatest Secretaries Of State In Our History ” In Tullahoma Speech

Any Settlement Must End Aggression And Restore Security, Truman Says   Won't Accept  Divided Korea. Rhee Declares

Harry Says U.S. Ready  For Peace   President Pledges U.S. Support Of Any True Move For Peace

Truman Asserts U.S. Set to Join In ‘Real’ Peace   Calls Upon Tyrants of Kremlin to Avoid New Attacks at Dedication

Truman Pledges Support For Any ‘Real’ Attempt To Settle War In Korea   United States Ready To Join In Any Move To Fully End Aggression And Bring Peaee And Security To World

President Says U.S. Ready For  Genuine Peace   Chief Executive Calls On Tyrants Of Kremlin Te Avoid Further Attacks On Free World—Leshes Du AR Darnnhklieane =

U.S, WELCOMES SETTLEMENT   Executive Says Nation Ready Fo Help End War In Korea

U.S. Supports “Real” Peace, Truman Says  President Warns Kremlin “Tyrants”

TRUMAN SAYS U.S. WELCOMES SETTLEMENT   Executive Says Natior Ready To Help End War In Korea

TrumanPledges Desire to End Korean Conflict   Tells Southern Crowd U. S. Ready To Join Settlement

TABLOID GIVEN DISTRIBUTION   Butler’s Campaign Manager Denies Respon bility For It -

Sunshine Eases Kansas Fear of Rising Floods  Crect Estimates Revised Downward   Crest Estimates Revised Downward Ac Workers Bolster River Dikes

[UN Program Calls For Purely  Military Agreement For Ar mistice In Korea—No Other  Matters Discussed   REDS WILL TRY TO H BROADEN PROGRAM

ALLIED TEAM RETURNS FROM TRUCE TALKS  U.N. and Red Negotiators Present Ceasesa re Programs af  f  onrerenrea.

Joy Bars All But Military Talk: Red Propaganda Demands UN Armies Quit Soil of Korea

Allied Officers Indicate Progres In Peace Talks  UN Delegates Return From 4-Hour Parley With Red Generals

Joy Bluntly Informs Reds Only Guaranteed Peace Can End The War   Allies Want Purely Military Agreement But Reds Will Try To Broaden Peace Conference

Insist on Military Agreement   Reds Try To Demand Evacuation of Korea by UN Armies

Group Adjourns To Meet Again   Enemy Broadcasts Hint Reds Will Try to Broaden Conference Agenda

Allied Representatives indicate Procress At Initial Kaesong Meet

U. N., Red Teams Ready For Business Session  After 4-Hour Discussion

HULES DUT ALL [DOES EXCEPT AN ARMISTICE   Chief UN Delegate Back from First Meeting Indicates Progress. Made.

Second Meeting Of Negotiators Starts Tonight   Reds May Demand Evacuation Of Korea By Allied Armies; Political And Economic Topies Are Ruled Ott

Allied Team, Reds Hold 4  Hour Session   2d Meeting Slated ~*_ Wednesday; Enemy: May Ask Evacuation,

UN Officers Return From First Day’s Talk With Hopeful Attitude But Red Broadcast Hints Chinese May Seek Evacuation of Yanks

Don Sfevens Is Named Cancer Fund Drive Chairman for Story County

TRUCE ENVOYS STAND FAST ON BATTLE LINES   Believe Reds Stalling For Time As Deadlock  Enters 7th Day

Another Session SetforFriday —   UN Forces Advance 3,000, to 5,000 Yards in Kumsong Sector

No Compromise On Demand For th Parallel  But Reds Request Another Meetina

JORDAN'S KING, FOE OF ISRAEL, ASSASSINATED   Claim Slayer Was Employed By The Grand Mufti

King Abdullah Assassinated  Reported Slain But Few Details Known

Second Middle East Assassination This Week May Bring About Far-Reaching Results

Says Soviets Could Blast Many Cities   Member of Atomic Energy Committee Sounds Warning.

Bevin's Successor Urges Negotiation  Psychological Time Now, Says Morrison

Old German Embassy In Washington For Sale By Justice Department; Building Is No Beauty

Old German Embassy To Go On Block   ‘Depressing’ Structure To Be Sold By U.S. Ta Pay War Claims

GOOD COOPERATION   County Clerk Predicts Some Rise in Personal Prop erty Valuations   WEATHER MAY HAMPER

ASSESSORS REPORT GOOD COOPERATION   County Clerk Predicts Some Rise in Personal Prop erty Valuations   WEATHER MAY HAMPER

Reds in ‘Human Sea’ Drive On Mine Field, Walking on Dead Bodies of Comrades

Further Study Needed~-Scarlett See Little Hope for Oleo Bill’s Passage

POISONED BREAD CAUSES STRANGE FRENCH MALADY   Four Die, Many Try Suicide; Hallucinations of Flame, Monsters.

Poisoned Bread Blamed For Wave of ‘Madness’   Bizarre Illness Forces Some to Suicide In France

POISONED BREAD. CAUSES STRANGE ~~ FRENCH: MALADY      Four Dic, Many: Try Suicide; Hallucinations of Flame,Monsters.

Zervent Fever of Middle Ages Leads Many to Try Suicide: ‘Men Driven Mad’ by Mysterious Poison Bread; ‘Weird Malady Fatal to 4 in South of France

BAKER TAKES BLAME IN MYSTERY DEATHS   Saye Fleur In One Of His Sacks  Respensitie Fer Epidemic  Ve Branca

“Bread That Makes Men Mad’”—~   ‘Poisoned Bread Blamed For Strange Madness That Killed ‘Four and Drove Several To Suicide Attempts In France

Poisoned Bread Blamed For Deaths, Insanity And Attempted Suicides

Four Persons Dead, Others Driven ‘Mad’   Parasites In Flour Blamed; Even Fish Die

Bizarre Mystery Baffles French Police  Poison Bread Driving People Crazy

Poisoned Bread Is Blamed for Bizarre Iliness Driving People Mad in France

Poisoned Bread Blamed For French Suicide Epidemic, Driving People Mad

Poisoned Bread Drives People Mad in France   Some Die With Hulluc inations; Others At tempt Suicide

\Poisoned Bread—  Four Dead As Bizarre Illness Drives People Mad, Take Lives

Authorities Blame Poisoned Bread For Strange Illness Which Has  Taken Four Lives in South France

POISON BREAD‘ DRIVES ‘SCORES MAD  Mysterious Illness Hits South France

French Village Being Terrified By Weird Malad   Ilness Sends Residenis Screaming Through Streets

 Drives Some People Mad Poison Bread Causes  Death Of 4 Frenchmen

Poison Bread Blamed For Strange Madness   Fatal To Four, Driven Several To Attempt Su'cide in French Village

Poison Bread Is Blamed For 4 Deaths in France: Also “Makes Men Mad’

—BLAME POISONED BREAD— Four French Towns Have Serious I: pidemics

Poisoned Bread Blamed for a Bizarre Illness in France   Four People Dead, Some Driven Mad

STRANDED TROOPS FINALLY GET HOME   SPECIAL PLANES USED TO BREAK LOGJIAM OF THOLSANDS OF MEN,

De Valera Again Heads Irish Government  Veteran Leader Is   Veteran Leader Is Returned To Power As Premier

Journey for Lifes  \Doctors, Utility Cooperate To Move Young Polio Sufferer

Frail Polio Victim to Be Protected in Unique Journey in His [ron Lung

Grand Jury In Finnegan Case Recesses   Federal Attorney Is Witness, Refuses To Talk to Reporter:

NPA Postpones Aluminum Ban For 30 Days   Decision Due Monda On Allocation Of Rubber in April

.. —ECONOMY— Industry Is Forewarnec  ‘Of Cutback  Genera] Resigns Mobilization Post

Delay Ban on Aluminum for Civilian.Goods.   NPA Also Considers Relaxing Prohibition On Use of Copper

Aluminum Ban ls Postponed For 30 Days   Easing of Copper Curbs Also Being Considered by NPA

Fighting Rages inside Captured City of Wonju   MacArthur Says UN Will Not Be Driven into Sea

Senate Battle Seen On Plans To Send Yank:  Smith ‘Proposes New, Changes After Vote

New Controversy Flares on Troops   Senator Asks Confirmation On Congressional Powers Approving Future Additions

Sending Troops To Europe Faces New Controversy   Two Resolutions Need Clarifying And Snarl Develops.

New Controversy Over Sending Troops Overseas   Senate Action Is Snarled By Latest Dispute

Troops - for - Europe Controversy Flares Anew: Clarification Asked

Smith Wants Changes Made  New Controversy Rages Over Curbs On Use Of Troops

Troops-for-Europe Hits New Delays in Debating   Jersey Senator Revives Points Believed To Have Been Settléd

Senate Confuse By Own Action On Troop Issue   Pahate Flares      Debate Flares Over Meaning Of Resolutions

Proposed Changes In Troops Ruling Cause Uproar  To Clarify Dispatch  Of 4. Divisions  Kar Germany

‘New Senate Dispute Flares  \On Troops-to-Europe Issue  Jersey Lawmaker Wants Two Main Points 3 tn Committee Resolutions Cleared Up

Parking Problem Here Is Discussed  Chamber Committee Agrees on 3 Needs

Deputy Cites Death Threat  In Iran Crisis   Shustari Flees To Parliament Building; Henderson In Capital

lran Deputy Seeks Refuge  Other of Mossadeqh’s Opponents Carry Gun:

WIDOW GETS DOUBLE CLAIM   Mrs. Mast Awarded $6006 In Court Decision

His Life Was Told ina Wright Novel   Frank Holt, Developer of Imperial Valley. a Chillicothean’s brother.

COLD WILL HANG ON   Forecast Calls for Mercury T« Stay in 30’s Tomorrow

Weather To Gef Warmer  Temperatures To Remain In Lower BDaachae Mawever

“NEW TYPE TANK IS AHEAD OF SCHEDULE   T4l Weighs 25 Tens And Ha New Type Hizh Muzzie  welol tees @Ernen fen

Icy wees ) CAUSES DOZEN TRAFFIC DEATHS   Four - inch Blanket of Snow and Ice Around  South Bend

‘Army Will Buy Ten Million P ounds ag Beef Abroad As U.S. Packers Ballc

[Government Injunction Possible To Return Copper Industry Workers

PROPOSAL MADE TO -END. STRIKE   Sey ecient Injunction May  Beeome Necessary In Copper Shutdewn—One Company Settles,

3 Copper Plants Remain Struck  Only Kenneco tt 7 ee Se, . ee eee: peer

If You Think You Have Many Troubles Just Think of the Hundreds of Disabled Gls

BOTH SIDES MUSCLED UP FOR IT  Biggest Battle Of Korean War May Break In 10 Day:

Final Senate Vote On Service Bill Expected Tomorrow   Harvard President Recommends Draft Of 18-Year-Olds

Agree to Limit on Debate fo Permit Voting Friday  Will Give Decision On UMTS and Draf

Senate Set to Decide Fate of UMT Friday   , 18-Year Draft ” Remains Major Question Now

Showdown Near On UMTS and Draft Age Limit   Universal Training Decision Expected Before Weekend

Final Draft Bill . Vote Scheduled  Senate Recesses Due Fo Chapman's Death

Demos and G. O. P. Senators Join in Wanting Hold On Overseas Troops   Major Share of Eisenhower Ground Force Should Be European   Senate Hopes For Final Action on Draft Friday

Death of Senator Delays Action on Final Draft Vote   4,000,000 Man Limit Draws Criticism of Nation’s Top Military. Defense Leader<

Final Decision On Draft At 18 Drawing Near   Solons Agree To ‘Hold Down Debate

Drait Vote  Hloped Soon   Sen. Chapman's Death Delavs Action on 18Year Induction

Death Of Senator Delays Final Vote OnTorrid Draft Measure Until Friday

Showdown On Draft . Bill Soon   Final Vote. Expected In Senate Today Is Delayed Till Friday Ry Death. of Chanmar

Senale Plans Draft Ballot   Hopes t: Get Final Vote Friday on UMTS and 18Yeeor-O1 Draft Bill

Senators See Final Draft Vote On Friday   Solon’s Death Postpones  Proposed Action Today

UMTS Final Vote Is Due On Tomorrow   Senate Leaders Are Endeavoring to Get Decision on Measure As Soon as Possible

Youth Draft Vote Looms;  Debates Cut   Ballot Delayed After Solon’s Death; Place ’ Four Million Ceiling

UMT Vote In Senate Set Friday   Member's Death Delays Action; 4 Milion Limit Set

Senate to Push Draft Vote Friday   4 Million-Man Ceiling Voted Over Pentagon Objection

Drive Toward Final Action On UMTS Bill   Senate Agrees to Talk Less, Vote More Frequently .

Final Draft Vote Expected Tomorrow   Debate To Be Held Down to Bring Vote on Issue

Senate Aim: For Final Draft Vote   Universal Military Training Plan Up; Army Ceiling Set

U. N. Negotiators Give Up on Swapping Land for aesong   FINE FALL WEATHER

Fine Weather For Week-End   Forecaster Sees Generally Fair Skies For State

 One Way To End Debate Adjournment Spurs Congress; Action Flies Thick And Fast

CONGRESSIONAL ROUNDUP Tax Hike Bill to Truman; Government Pay Increased

Solons Expected To End Session, Go Home Today   Presidential Veto Of Cars For Korea Veterans Overriden

House Sends New Tax Bill To Presiden   Yote of 185-160 Reverse: Former Protest Ballot On Similar Messure

Truce Conferees Fail To Break 4-Day Deadlock   Allies Balk On Withdrawal To 38th Parallel; Reds Say War Must Proceed Until Complete Armistice Signed: Blast Renewed UN Attack

Hints Enemy May Walk Out  From Kaesong   Communists Switch To Plea For Halting Air and Sea Attacks

No Progress Is Made In Truce Parley Sessions   Both Sides Stand Firm In Demand For ‘Buffer Zone’

DELEGATES ARE STILL UNABLE TO FIX BUFFER   Communist Newsmen Say Their Delegates May Stage Walkout

Suicidal Attack By Chinese Reds ls Hurled Back   Enemy Losses Mount   Enemy Losses Mount As U.N. Forces Repulse Frenzied Attacks

Hand-To-Hand Fight Checks Flanking Move   Heavy Pressure Kept Up Despite Severe Enemy Casualties

(22,710 RED CASUALTIES COUNTED IN 6 DAYS  Torch - Bearing Chinese Horde Halted By Point- Blank Artillery Barrage

Temporary Ban Is Put On Large New Projects   Allecation Program Goes In Effect Oct, 7

Controls to Halt Big Building   Ban Non-Defense Construction to  Conserve Critical Stee! and Copper

Bad Faith Is Charged by Egyptians   Associated Press Chief in Cairo Loses His Residence Visa; Faces Expulsion  ‘Warnings’ Cited  Ministry Says He Was Told, Zusy Denies Angle

Egyptians Oust Press Chieftain   Fred Zusy’s Visa’ Cancelled Todav:

Egypt Cancels Visa Of Cairo AP Bureau Head On ‘Bad Faith’ Charges

AP Writer Is Expélled By Egyptians   Charge Reporter Used ‘Bad Faith’ In News Reports

Egypt Ousts American Newsman for Stories  ~~ wm ft   AP Bureau Chief in Cairo Ordered Expelled on ‘Bad Faith’ Charaes . -

Egypt To Oust U.S, Reporter On-‘Bad Faith’   AP Burean Chief In Cairo Ordered Ont, “Dishonesty” Cited

AP Newsman Is Kicked Out By Keyptians   Bureau Manager Charged _ With ‘Bad Faith’ In His  News Reports

Egyptians Cancel AP Chief's Visa   Ministry Accuses Him Of “Bad Faith’’ In His News Reports

Eeyr “pt Orders A.P. Man Out  Writer Charged With ‘Bad Faith’ In News

Egypt Orders AP Bureau Chief To Leave Countrv .   Nation Charges Writer With Bad Faith In Stories

US. to Seek Early Showdown on Spain’: Role in West Defense  Will Negotiate For Use of Bases Despite British, French Protesi

PEORIA MAYOR CALLS FOR FIRE “AND POLICE: CUTS   City $400,000 ir. the Hole Other Expenses to Be Cut.

Dad's Bitter Letter Read At Hearing   Blames Appeasement fo Death of His Hero Son Buried at Arlinaton.

A Sorrowiing J, father Weares Hs WSitherness At ‘A Hated Dishonorable P ln

Father’s Letter Read At Hearing   Blast Government For Appeasement

Solons Hear Bitter View On Policies   Father OF Dead Soldier Says U. 8.  Stand Dishonornble

1950 CAMPAIGN QUESTIONED  Ohio Auditor Says Taft Backed By $5 Million

TAFT NETTLED BY EXAMINERS   Some of the Secrets of Ohio Campaign Bared In Quizz.

Ferguson Charges $5,000,000 Spent By Taft Supporters in 1950 Campaign

SENATORS HEAR AUDITOR Ferguson Says $5 Million Spent To Reelect Taft

Campaign Cost $5 Million State Auditor Claims   Democrat Asks Congress to Limit  Election Funds

Volcano Death Toll Believed Over 3.000   New Guinea’s  ‘Spirit? Mountain Stull Gushing Smoke and Flame

Thousands Die In Eruption  New Guinea Volcano  Qaweien Nevcweel we Biwi ew

Over 3,000 Killed by New Guinea Blast   Is Still Erupting After Entire North Face Blown Off

Volcano Toll Bia   Officials Say Deaths In New Guinea Blast May Exceed 3.000

MOUNTAIN’S VOLCANIC DEATH TOLL EXCEEDS 3,000; FACE OF PEAK BLOWN OFF BY EXPLOSION

POLICE CHIEF IN GEORGIA KILLS 2 GI PRISONERS   Testifies AWOL Privates Be ing Returned to Camp Attacked Him.

Two Captive  SoldiersShot In Auto Fight   Chief of Police Kills Privates; ‘Self Defense’

“Officer Says Men Ganged Him In Car   Georgian Was Taking AWOL Prisoners to Military Base

Soldiers Slain by Police Chief   Jumped Him, He Says, While in His Custody

Chief of Police Kills Soldiers   Claims Self-Defense in Shooting of Two Privates AWOL

U.S. Okays Additional Jap Pacts   Treaty to Leave Japan Free to Make Peace With Other Foes

Taft Says Truman Eyes Compromise   Avers It Would Waste 140,000 Casualties, Rilliane in Cach.

Policy Pampers Reds, Taft Says   He Charges Peace At Any Price Goal

Sees ‘Waste’ Of War Losses  ‘Mr. GOP’ Critical Of Truman War Goal

iesidents Seek 0 Incorporate ayette Town   Start Signing Petition After Public Meeting

Little Action On Korea Front   Cloudy Weether Slows Aerial Astivity

Talk Suspension Results In Lull At Battlefronts   8th Army Reports Only Light Patrol Action As Cloudy Weather Slows Down Air Activity

Jet Planes In Korea Strike Red Rail Area   Ground Action Is Limited To Patrol Activity On Front

Ground Quiet, But Planes Hit At Reds Again   Rail Lines Battered Jn Heaviest Attack; Ships Shell Wonsan

Lull Falls Over Battleground  Light Patrol Action Reported by Army

Fighting Wanes On Korean Front   Superforts Attack Variety of Targets

Battlefront Lull Accompanies Hal In Truce Parley   Eighth Army Sees Only Light Patrol  Action In Korea

PLANE GOES DOWN AT SEA; FEAR 16 LOST   Siamese Airlines Plane Crashes After Failing to Land at Formosa and Hong Kong.

Congress Told To Take Its Choice: Draft Husbands Or 18- Year - Olds

Jailed U. S. Reds Seek Cut in Bail  $20,000 Bond Keeps 14 of 16 in Cells

Reds’ Counsel Press Fight For Bail Cuts   Justice Studies Plea for Sentence Stay By Convicted 1l

Veteran War Reporter Predicts Reds Will Drive U.N.’s Forees From Korea

Commerce Department Going Slow On Plans For 1951 Penn'a Week Program

FBI Grabs  One Of Top 10 Criminal:   “Tip By Jeweler Leads To Arrest Of Check Passer

Tip By Jeweler Leads To Capture Of One Of ‘Most Wanted’ Criminals

Block Effort to Shorten Inquiry   Senators of Both Parties Suggest Hearings on General MacArthur Ouster Be Curtailed

MacArthur Hearing Shows No Signs of Fading Away   Gen. Bradley Faces Fifth Day as Witness—Tobey Would Call Whole Thing 0

No Signs Inquiry Will Fade Away  Despite Calls From Senators for Windup

Senate Okays Fine’s Cabinet  Except Draeme!  L. D. Campbell of Oil City Named Secretary Of Berking

Shift in Wind Saves Town in  Path of Blaze      Twenty Per Cent Of Forks, Wash., ¥ev Rurned Ont

Village Saved From Fire As  Winds Switch   Residents Flee Before Wall of West Forest Fire

Western Gals Score Points   Miss Utah, Miss South Dakota Win 2nd Round Honors

Rerouting Necessary  Carolina Bus Company Strike Fails To Stop Holiday Travel

kKkwKKk Ke 10-YEAR-OLD DAKOTA FARMER CLASSIFIED  AS {-A FOR DRAFT   Atlantan Named In Liquor Probe Denies Reports

WARMER OVER KANSAS   Forecast Calls for Readings ir Upper 50’s by Tomorrow

GRADUATION AT TECH TONIGHT   Nearly 700 Reserve Seat Tickets Requested For Exercises

SQUALL SWAMPS YOUTHS’ SKIFF. Boy, 13, Swims 1.5 Miles in. le y Sound, Saves Trio

Revision of F lood Control Report, To Eliminate Keating Dam, Waits on Funds

LONBORG IS HONORED   K.U. Athletic Director Named tc Basketball Hall of Fame

Preview Of Winter In Extended Performance; More Cold in Prospect

Gambler, Sough In Graft Probe, Found in Jersey  Fugitive Calmly   Fugitive Calmly Playing Horses At Racetrack

Fugitive Key Witness in N. Y. Police Graft Trial Picked Up at Racetrack

Gross Turns Up At Atlantic City; Slipped Guard   “What Have I Done?” Asks 35-Year-Ole Bookie; Key Witness in Police Protection Graft Case in New York.

Gambler Harry Gross, Missing Graft Trial Witness, Picked Up At New Jersey Racetrack

Fugitive Bookie Recapiured  Harry Gross Found At Jersey Racetrack

Widespread Search Ha Been Conducted For Fugitive Bookie   SLIPPED THROUGH  N. Y. POLICE GUARD

Escaped Bookie Kingpin Found At Resort Spot   Gross Is Picked Up at Atlantic City Track: Family Gets Threats

Allies Dig In. Await Next Red Assault  Bridgehead Grows;   Bridgehead Grows; B-29’s Tear Up New  Camminist Airfield

KOREAN FRONT QUIET TODAY   United Nations Troops Dig-In To Await Red Drive

West Germans in Mood Of Impatient Rebellion, Says High Commissioner

House Passes Compromise Controls Bill   Vote Is 294 to 90; President Will Act On Measure Today

Control -Bill Goes to President: Unionists Pledge Support to Veto

KING HAS LESS RESTFUL NIGHT   Continues, However, T:  Gain Strength, His  Doctors Say

Princess’ Visit Is Postponed   Journey to Canada and U.S. Off at Least Two Weeks

KING'S ILLNESS ~ CAUSES LIZ TO POSTPONE TOUR   Delay of Two Weeks on Can adian Visit Likely; King Gains.

Four Palace Physicians Finally Able tc Relax Their Constant Viagil

Postpone Tour by Royal Pair  Eiizabeth and Philip — Delay Canadian Trip

Due To Die In Chair At 12:01 A. M.   New Lease on Life Depends on Outcome of Hearing Before Judge Mize

Time Running Out: Thrice-Convicted Willie McGee To Die Tonight If Last Appeal Fails

—Washington Merry-Go-Round— LABOR SPOKESMEN HAVE IT OUT WITH CHARLES E. WILSON

Many Foreigr Traders Face Ruin, Report  Wildcat Walkout Enters 4th Week; Complaints Mount

Enemy Expected To Agree To Hang °Cease-Fire’ Sign On Present Battle Line

Oil Production In Iran Halts; Tankers Leave   Navy Cruiser Enters Iran Waters, British Evacuate Oil Fields

HALT PUMPING IRANIAN FIELD   SHOWDOWN NEAR AS DEPOSED BRITISH CO; WITHDRAWS TANKERS

Oil Staff in Iran Recalled For Trip Back to England; Crude Oil Pumping Ended

No Loading Facilities At Sea Port   Tension Grows Over Report All Britons May Quit

Red Withdrawal Best Guarantee  - Congress Reaction to Acheson Statements on Korea Mixed

Crews of Oil Fields Ready to Fly North   Refuge Requested in Irag if Swifter Move {s Necessary

British Leaving lran Oil Fields   Hands-off Policy Is Voiced for U. S.

Pumping Partially Stops... . Showdown Nearing In Iran Oil Dispute

Pumping Is Halted In One Area   Last of Women,  Children Flown From Crisis Zone

Ready to Fly The British Out of Iran   Acheson Says There Is No Thought of US  Intervention in Crisis

SOUTH IRAN OIL PUMPING CEASES   Tension Growing Over Evacuation Reports

kKkKkKKK* ACHESON SAYS U. S. HAS NO THOUGHT OF ACTING IN IRANIAN OIL GRISIS

Showdown Appears Near in Iranian Oil Dispute; Pumping Has Been Halted in Largest Field

Showdown Near In Iran Oil Dispute   Production Stops As British Tankers Are Withdrawn.

Removal Of Tankers Halts Oil Pumping   Showdown In Dispute Nears; Cruiser Of British On Scene

Reds Advised To Withdraw Beyond Yalu   West Presses Kremlin For Clarification Of Truce Proposal

Acheson Offers Terms For U.S. Acceptance Of Cease-Fire Proposal’

Showdown Near In Anglo-lranian Trouble Over Oil   Evacuation Of All Britons In Oilfields Appears Iniminent

Britain Will Force Closing of Refinery   To Withdraw Its Tankers From Iran, Evacuate All Britons

Showdown In lran Dispute Appears Near   Crude Oil Pumping Of Large Field Is Halted; Tension Up Britons May Leave

Britain Ready. To Fly Operators From Oil Fields   Expect Exodus from Iran to Start Soon As England.Gives Up Big Empire in-Oil -

Colonies Ready To Fight for Middle Fast   Attlee, Churchhill Meet: Pumping Stops in Abadan

Tension Continues To Mount In Iran;  Oil Pumping Halted In Largest Field

Acheson Says Such a Plan Would Be Best Way Insure Restoration Asian Peace

Oil Pumping In Southern Iran Field Is Halted   British Decide To Withdraw All Tankers Of AIOC

Pumping Expected To Stop In Next 10 Days Or When All Storage Facilities Are Used Up; Evacuation Of Britons Likely.

Stop Pumping Oil From Big ran Field   British Warship ~ Anchors 200 Yards From Refinery

British Start Exodus From Tran Fields   Oil Experts And Families Leaving Tense Middle East

Wants Chinese To Withdraw  Across Yalu   Acheson Says Step Is ‘Greatest Guarantee’  Against New Aggression

Firm Prepares Staff For Flight Out Of Country   Barring Compromise, British To Abandon Desert Oi] Empire

Biggest Field In Iran Halts Oi! Pumping   Abadan Refinery expected To Close   British Cruiser Reported At Port; Tehran Sends Troops To Area

Oil Pumping Stops in One *lranian Field  Tension Grows As Evacuation ls Threatened

Evacuation of AIOC Staff Is Believed Near   Halt Pumping From Biggest lran Oil Field

Acheson States If Reds Want Peace, Withdraw Behind Yalu   Pacific Fleet Is Reliable.  Sherman Says

Pumps Close Down in Big Iran Fields   Tankers Refuse to Haul; Withdraw. From Ports; Showdown Seems to Be Near

Stand By For Orders To Evacuate Them   Largest Field Closed Down By Lack of Ships to Carry ©ft Black Gold

us Will Sh Shins Iran  etervention Acheson   One Iranian Oil  Field Halts Pumps

Withdrawal Of Chinese  Demanded  No Word From Russia On Peace Proposal In Korec

lran Oil Output Out Of Any Place to Go   Company to Withdraw Its Tankers, Largest Field Shut Bown, Giant Refinery Fast Using up Storaae Facilities

Get Bey ond Yalu, C hina Is Advised   Acheson Says That Would Be Best Guarantee Of Cease-Fire

BRITAIN HALTS O1L PUMPING   Showdown Appears Nea In Anglo-lranian Dispute

Pumping of Oil At Largest Field In Iran Halted   Secretary Acheson Says U.S. Has “No Thought” Of Moving Inte Crisi

Britain Orders Oil Employes To Leave Iran   Crisis Near In Explosive Oil Dispute

Britain Ordets Its Tank Ships to Leave Port   Showdown Held Near Planes to Evacuate British Employes

‘Acheson Says Chinese Should Retreat Beyond Frontier of Yalu River

U.S. Policy Tip Given---Soviet Reply in Offing   Congress Suspicious And Moves Slowly; GOP Is Critical

U.S. Won’t Enter Iran Oil Dispute, » Acheson Says   Pumping Halted in Oilfields as Britain Ordere All Tankers to Leave ? Ports

ASK RUSSIA TO SPELL OUT PEACE PLAN      U. S. Ambassador Kirk Calls on Gromyko in Moccow.

British Staff”  io Fly Home From Abadan   Evacuation to Mark Beainning of End for Bilion-doliar Empire

lran’s Oil Output Begins To Subside  Pumping of Crude Stopped at Field

Largest Oil Field In Iran Halts Pumping As Britain Plans Evacuating Workers

Line on Yalu Seen as Best   Acheson Says Withdrawal by Reds to North Border Preferred

MOSCOW EXPECTED TO CLARIFY MALIK BID BY WEEK’S END   US. Envoy Alan Kirk So Indicates After  20-Minute Talk With Gromyko At Kremlin—Acheson Awaits Word Soon.

South Iran Pumping Of Oil Halted   Action Follows British Decision To Withdraw All  Lf  res

Oil Pumping Halts In One  Iranian Field   British Withdraw Tankers; Showdown Appears To Be Near

British May Quif Iran Oil Fields  Big Refinery Faced By Shut-Down

British Staff Is Called Out Of Oil Fields   Iran Dispute Is Reaching The Showdown Stage

Believe Military Tries for Control Of Atom Bombs  AEC Officials Meet with Defense KMaad<« In Secret

'gecret Meeting With AEC Held in Pentagon: ‘Military Believed Urging Administration To Hand Over Control cf A-Bomb Stocicile

Pentagon Meeting Causing Rumors   Belief Is Growing That Atomic Ruling May Face Big Change

Secret Session Gives Rise to A-Bomb Rumors   _ Military May Be Trying To Secure Easing of Rule on Atomic Controls

Special Confab At Pentagon  ‘“ , SF 5. fF.   Hint Talks On A-Bomb Custody

Military Aid Seek Control Of Atomic Bomb   New Effort Made To Change Truman Policy

‘AEC Men, Defense Secretary Hold Pentagon Talks —  Military Seeks Control of A- Bombs?

Military Wants A-Bomb Control   May Try To Persuade The Administration To Give It Custody Of All Atomic Weapons

A-Bomb Care in Argument   Military Seeks Control of AllImportant Stockpile

CIVILIAN CONTROL BELIEVED TARGET Military Reported Seeking  Custody Over Atomic Bomb:

MILITARY MAY BE SEEKING CUSTODY OF ATOMIC BOMBS   Extraordinary Meeting At Pentagon Last. Night

Secret Pentagon Session May Have Been On Control Of A- Bomb  "The Forractal Diariac’e( Yar Have Rean Readina Tham Im The Ccnndbn) Aju mo cece am eat

Military Seeking Atomic Controls  Action Is Hinted In Unusual Session

Military Men May Be Trying To Get A-Bomb Custody For Armed Forces

Air Force Discloses Plans For Pilotless  Bomber Squadron  Will Start Operations Oct. 1 On First New  ‘Fantastic’ Weapon

AIR FORCE DISCLOSES  Tactical Guided Missile Being Put In Operation

Is FirstSuch Weapon For Combat   “Called One of «New Fantastic . Weapons Planned

Texas Senator Stands Pat On Troops Debate   Connally To Allow Foes Of Proposal To “Talk Until Weary”

Connally Sits Tight In Fight Over Troops   Plans To Let Foes Of Senate Resolution Talk Themselves Out

Connally Intends To “Sit Tight” On Troops Issue  Approves Provision Asking President To Collaborate

‘Acting Head’ of Communist in U. §. Seized   Ex-CiO President Connelly, Three Others Held in L.A.

12 Arrested In FBI Raids In 3 Cities   ‘Active’ Communist Party Leader Tops List

Name 12 4-H Boys to County Judging Squad, They'll Compete at State Fair

TWELVE MEMBERS OF 4-H CHOSEN FOR COUNTY JUDGING   Total Of 27 Participate In County-Wide Livestock Judging Workouts

Death Toll  (Continues To Mount   200 Reportedly Buried Alive In Austrian Camp

Death Toll Is Still Mounting In Avalanches  Massive Slides In Three Countries Are PC steel Toa Convene

HOT DOGS VERSUS CAVIAR  U.S. Garden Party leapines Russ ~ To Throw Competing Iran Affair

Voters Should Take Stand on Changes in Election Laws to Go to Legislature

‘Owners Claim Federal Law Not Broken In Attempt At Export—   FBI Seizes 1.600 Texas Slot Machines and Parts inT wo Raids At New Orleans

FBI Seizes 1,000 Slot Machines In New Orleans From Texas After Law Outlawing Devices In Effect

Says U.S. Reds Preying on Anguish of Families of Captured Americans

Sterling Hayden To Testify ‘On Hollywood Reds, More Screen Figures To Be Heard

Red Inquiry ls Underway In Hollywood   Actor Sterhing Hayden Is First Witness Called by House Un - American Activities Cammittee.

Two Red Police Officers Killed   Resist Arrest on German Frontier

Senate Passes Bill to Check Soviet Trade   But Republicans t: ats Too .

Would Cut Off Aid to Nations Supplying » Reds With - Arms But Sanction Other Trading OK'd by Truman.

GOP LOSES BATTLE AGAINST MEASURE BY VOTE OF 59-16   [Republicans Charge Bili Is ~ ‘Too Weak to Meet Situation   GOES TO CONFEREES   Gives President Power to Sanction Other Types of Trading

Senate Passes Bill Designed To Restrict Trade With Reds  GOP Drive For Stricter Ban Fails

Senate Passes Bill to Cut Military Aid to Red Bloc   Fauaht by GOP

Russian Bloc Trade Reduced   Senate Passes Bill Term: a ad By GOP Group As ' Too Weok

Senate Passes Ban Aimed to Restrict Trade   Would Apply to Soviet Russia And Satellites

Senate Passes Red Trade Bill  Restrictions Apply To Soviet: Bloc

SENATE APPROVES BILL TO CUT FLOW OF ARMS TO REDS       Measure Would Half t. S. Aid to Countries Shipping War Materials to Russia and Her Satellites,   CALLED TOO WEAK BY REPUBLICAN GROLI   Truman Given Discretion ts Sanction Other Trading— Legislation Goes to Con ference Commitiee.

Senate Passes Curbs on Trade With Soviet Bloc   Administration Bill Voted ‘Over GOP  Group’s Protests

U.N. Forces Push Forward Against Main Defense Line   Typhus Reported In Red Forces

Hall Urges Support Of Subsidy. Bil   Passage Would Give Marin An Increase, Superintendent Says   POSSIBLE REVERBERATIONS Sausalito School Heads. Discuss Leonard Report

POSSIBLE REVERBERATIONS Sausalito School. Heads Discuss Leonard Report

New Cease-Fire Package Drafted  Arab, Asian Nations   Arab, Asian Nations Seek New Proposal

Asian - Arab Block Charting ‘Peace Plan’   Leaders at U.N. Talk Privately on ‘Package Proposal for Korea

Enemy Losse: Hit 18,000 For Two-Days   U.S. Troops Head New Allied Drive; Reds Biow Bridges

nem V Losses Reach 18.000 Over Two Davy:   knemy Dynamiting Bridges in Retreat: 1060 Sorties Flown

Guns Blaze In Textile Strike   Three Persons Woundec  In Wake Forest, N. C. Labor Dispute

Breaks Out At Mill   Three Persons Slightly Wounded: North Carolina Patrolmen Alerted

Gun Battle At Mill   No Police at Hand When Violence Flares At Struck Cotton Plant

MILL STRIKERS USE DYNAMITE   Gunfire Roars At Textile Mill; Three Persons Are Wounded

Gunfire Wounds Three As Southern Mill Strike Erupts Into Violence

Dynamite Bomb Prompts Firing At Struck Mill   Three Wounded In Gun Battle In North Carolina

3 Shot in Textile Strike Gun Affray  Shotgun Replies To Dynamiting

Shots Exchanged At Strike-Crippled Mill inN. Carolina   Three Wounded As Gunfire Follows Dynamite Blast

Raging Battle At Cotton Mill  .3 Slightly Injured In Strike Violence

Gunfire Spats At Struck Mill   3 Shot As Bloody Violence Breaks Out In Textile Strike

‘There Are No Surprises in Love,’ She Said  And He Wished  She Could Not Knaw He T jad

This Is the Tale of a Blind Wife and Her Husband Who Didn't Want to Come Home

Wage Board Ready to Litt Freeze on Pay   Adjustments Due on Prices, Large  Rollbacks Studied

Emporian Involved In Burglary Ring  Warren Brown Held  In Coffey County; S PM tieee aia. bce *

Emporian Involved in Burglary Ring   Warren Brown.Held In Coffey County; Chase County Man  In leil ot Marxvion

GUNS, BUTTER HEAD BRITAIN FISCAL BUDGET   England’s Social Work Still Costs More Than Defense

Record High Peace Budget For Britain   Even Free False Teeth and Eyeglasses Being Cut Out.

Five-Hour Battle of Words Falls Short of Fisticuffs In Wild Session of State Senate

France Building Defense-Pleven  Minister Pledges Friendship For LE S,

Premier Pleven Says Country Builds Strength   Full Cooperation With Atlantic Pact Provisions Promised

Truman, Pleven Turn To Defense of France   Thresh Cut Secret Plans to Meet Any Surprise Attack by Russia—President Expected to be Assured Paris Government Will Fight.   IN ACCORD ON FAR EAST

Full Part’ Is Pleven Pledge  No Fair Weather Friend Of U. S.,  a oni Be, TE eee mos

France Pledged To Do Her Part  Premier Pleven Talks To Press Club Members

French Premier Pledges Country's Continued Aid To Fight Communism

FRANCE BUILDING ARMED STRENGTH   Pleven Expects 20 Divisions By End Of 1953

French Leader Nation Work: Says Nation On H-Bomb Arms Steadily For a Year

In Europe Defense Plan  France To Do ‘Full Part’. Premier Plevin Pledges

20 Divisions By ‘54 France Building to Share Fight Against Aggression, Pleven Says

French Leader Set To Pledge Army Support   Talks With Troman On Secret Plans To Defend West Furone

France Girds For Duty in Atlantie Pact   Pleven, in Washington, Tells of Steady Gain Toward a 1953 Goal

U. S. RETALIATES ACTION — Soviet Russia Reported Tightening Iron Curtain Around Red Poland

Russia Tightens “Tron Curtain’ Around Poland   U. S. Retaliates After Closing Of Polish USIS Office

Reds Tighten Iron Curtain In Poland   U. 8. Information Services Closed

Russia Tightens Grip on Poland   Orders End to All U. S. Cultural Activities Within Borders

USSR Tightens ‘Tron Curtain’ Around ag  Polish Gov   Polish Government  Orders End To U. S. Cultural Activities  Within Country

U.S... Poland  Swap Curbs: Soviet Blamed   Shvernik, Molotov Moves Seen as Tightening ‘Curtain’

Soviets Tighten lron Curtain on Red Poland   Cultural Split Made By Officials; U.S. Closes Research Office

Russia Tightens [ts-lron Curtain Encircling Poland ) Orders Closing Of  American Cultural - Office In Moscow

Soviet Tightens Lid On Poland  Prohibits American Cultural Activities  ee aee2. eae 2.anaret an

Russian Grip Upon Poland   . Grows Tighter   U.S. Retaliates Fast After Reds Close Office In Warsaw

Russia Tightens C lamp On Poland; U.S. Orders Research Office Closed

Soviet Tightens Its Iron Curtain Around Poland   U.S. Closes Office Ir Retaliation for Sim: ilar Warsaw Action

‘Russia Tightens The Iron Curtain   BAN OPERATION OF NEWS BUREAU U.S. RETALIATES

Russia Draws Curtain Tight Around Poland   US Cultural Office Is Ordered Closed; No Alternative Due

Reds Tighten ‘Tron Curtain’  Around Poland   Poles Order End To All American Cultural Ties In Poland; U. S. Must Comply. Is View

Reds Tighten Iron Curtain  About Poland   : Kremlin Crack Down, Seen In’ Actions By Warsaw Against U. S.

Russia Tightens Tron  Curtain Around Poland - Poles Close All U. S. Cultural    Outlets: America Retaliates

Russia Tightens lron Curtain Around Poland   Closing of U. S. Cultural Office Brinas Retaliation

Soviet Tightens Grip on Poland   American Culture Is Put Under Ban

Russia Tightens Iron Curtain Thrown Around Poland, Order Prompt End Of American Cultural Activity There

Polish Agency Closed By U. $. In Quick Reprisal   Russia Tightening Iron Curtain on Satellites, State Department Says

U.S. RETALIATES AFTER POLES CURB CULTURE ACTIVITIES   State Dept. Officials See Russia Tightening Grip On Satellite Nation

Soviet Tightens ‘Curtain’ Around Communist Poland   Truman Is Critical Of Shvernik Claims

tussia Tightens Polish “Curtain”   Warsaw Closing of U.S. Cultural Office Brings Retaliation

Poland Soon Coming Under  Iron Curtain   Russia No Doubt Tightening the Curtain Around Poland, State Department Officials Sav.

IRON CURTAIN © ON POLAND IS DRAWN TIGHTER   Warsaw Bors U. S. Information Service; American Gov't’ Retaliates.

U.N. Reduces U. 5. Expense Portion Slightly  Figure Rejected: Russia To Pay More

U.N. Pares U.S. Share Of Burden   Larger Reduction Bid Spurned By General Assembly

UNITED STATES’ U.N. COSTS GUT   Two: Per: ‘Cent Trimmed From Atierica’s 8 Expenses  . Group. ‘Votes - “To: Hike Russia's :Cost:

United States Share In Cost Of UN Lower   Rebuffed In Move To Gain Larger Cut In Operating Expenses

Good Rains Fall Over County Wednesday   Fuhrman Area Gets  Heaviest Rainfall With 2 & 1-2 Inches

Teardi’s Offer To Re-Enter Army Rejected   Former Pittsburgh OSS Officer Cans Be Tried Anyhow

Draft Boards Are Lenient   Only One of Every 16 Registrants’ Has Been In. ducted, Hershey Says

Restore Cut In Funds for U.S. Voice’      ote 52 to. 16; Sen,  Mundt Leads Fight to  Protect Agency

Matches House Figures— $85 Million for Voice In Senate Money Bill

Senate Passes Billion Measure   $85,000,000 Earmarked for Voice of America RBrandeasia

‘Voice’ Funds Are Restored By Senators   Billion Dollar Measure Carries 85 Million  For Pronacanda

Senate Slashes Sum for ‘Voice’   Mundt Leads Fight to Match House Measure

Senate Restores ‘Voice of America Funds  Appropriations Made   Appropriations Made For Commerce, State Justice Departments

GOP Group Hikes Funds for Voice   McCarran Loses Money Cut Drive

Senate Votes $85 Million  For ‘Voice’   Passes $1 Billion For State, Justice,  a he

$1,045,450,000 Appropriation... “Voice” Money Bill Passed By Senate

Funds Okayed For ‘Voice’ By Senators   - $1,045,450,000  “1s Approved For State Department’: ; Related Activities

Senate Passes Voice’ Money  Republicans Restore Cut Made in Funds

British Cut Rail Traffic In Suez Zone  Jets Patrol Skies; More Troops Sent As Reinforcements

SHOUT FOR ARMS   Egyptian Street Mobs Ask for Guns to Use Against British

EGYPTIAN MOBS SHOUT FOR ARMS: MOURN 16 KILLED   ® BRITISH ARMY CUTS RAIL, ROAD TRAFFIC IN SUEZ CANAL AREA

Harbor and Rail Station Seized. New Egyptian Demonstrations Take Place at Cairo. Alexandria.

Egyptian Mobs Yell  For Arms   Cairo Crowds Fairls Orderly But Show For Arms To Dea With British

Egyptian Mobs Shout For Arms To Square Hurts  Now on “Wi de Dey  oY ae nee Fee   Nation-Wide Day Of Mourning Held To Honor 16 Natives Killed In Disorders

British Act To Stop Strike Of Canal Laborers   Rail Traffic To Suez Cut And Road Move ments Banned.

ae iia iii imiammnatit: cemnesheemienetne  Egyptian Mobs Shout For Arms To Fight Against British Troops

Harbor and Station at Port Suez Are Seized as Egyptians Make Threats of an Accounting

Rail Traffic Sharply Cut By British  Demand Laborers Resume Unloadin:  fr~& SR SE Cog Sma

British Cut All Suez Zone Traltie   ¢ ere i ae eee   Bans to Remain Until Boycott on Unloading English Ships Lifted

Shout Pleas For Guns fo » Avence Slain   Major Cities Have Troubles With Huge Throngs of Enraged Nationals

British Ban Road Traffic In Suez Area   Troops Grab Strategi Points Along Canal; Rail Service Cut

British Army Cuts Traffic In Canal Region  All Road Movement Banned in Suez Zone Today

Cutting of Travel is Protested by Angry Thousands   Police Hard Put to Hold Demonstrators Back at Alexandria

British Cut Rail Trattic, Block Roads   Tighten Hold On Suez Canal Area Against Protests

British Army Cuts Egyptian Traffic Lines            Action Follows Boycoti.at Docks: Unloading Supplies

Egyptian Mobs Demand Arms To Fight British  British Cut Off Rail  Traffic Between Cana And Egyptian Zones

Mourn 16 Killed in Skirmish   Deck Hands Boycott British Shipping; Provoke Reod Ban

Mobs Roam Cairo Shouting for Guns   Police Resort.to Gunfire  To Hold Rioters in Check

%  oops Cut Rail Eh w iJ ei { c a on € = vs 07 5 L Bea”. i ott  oe  tm “ / .) oe ‘one Yesterday

British Seize More Vital  Suez Points   Egyptian Premier Assures People Of ‘Severe Accounting’

ANTI-BRITISH MOBS DEMONSTRATE IN EGYPTIAN CITIES   ‘Yell For Arms To Settle Differerice; Police Forcec To Fire Over Crowd

British Troops Seal Off Suez, Traffic Stopped   RAF Jets Reconnoiter Area Ground Activity

Roaa Movement ls Banned By Military Order   Harbor, Railway Station At Port Suez Seized

British Slap Traffie Curb  On Suez Zone   Fight To Break Dockers’ - Boycott, Seize Harbor. Depot

Britain Bans Suez Traffic By Road, Rail  Dock Laborers Boycott Supply Ships in Canal

GUNS 10 FIGHT BRITISH ASKED BY EGYPTIANS   Angry Mobs Roam Streets In Cairo, Alexandria   ALL TRAFFIC   Restricted In Suez Area: Harbor And Rail Station Taken By British

EGYPTIAN MOBS DEMAND ARMS   ‘Day Of Mourning’ Sets Off Demonstrations In Two Cities

British Army Cuts Egyptian Traffic Lines   Action Follows Boycott at Docks Unloading Supplies For Military Men

Mobs Revile Britain   Police in Alexandria Forced To Fire Guns Into Air and Ground To Restrain Rioters

Street-Roaming Egyptian Mobs Shou! For Arms to Settle Row With British

Egyptian Mobs Roaming Streets Of Cairo, Shouting for  Arms fo Use in Ousting British  Nation-Wide “Day of Mourning”’ Observed to Honor Victims

British Cut Rail Traffic  Tn Suez Area   Harbor And Railway Station At Port  Suez Seized; Close Air Watch Maintained

BRITISH CUT CANAL ZONE RAILWAYS   Ban Rail, Road Traffic Until End of Boycott On Unloading British Supply Ships.

Egyptian Fervor to New Level in Crisis   Patriotic Fever Flares; British Seize Rail and Harbor Facilities, Expanding Control of Suez Canal Area

Esyptian Mobs Shout For Arms To Settle Fight   British Move To Cut Traffic In Disputed  Suez Canal Section

Seek Guns To Settle Dispute With British   English Reduce Rail Traffic in Suez Cana! Area

Kgyptian Mobs Roam  In Cairo   British Move in To Guard Suez As Tension Mounts Between Two Countries

POLICE OPEN HIRE TO KEEP MOBS IN CHECK   Britain Seizes Harbor And Rail Station At Port Said.

ritish Ban oad Travel ut Trains   ‘Egypt Observes ‘Day Of Mourning For Riot Victims

BRITAIN TAKES TIGHTER HOLD ON SUEZ AREA   Halt Most Traffic, . Except Food Trains, In Canal Regions

Egyptians Ask Armson‘Day  Of Mourning   New Demonstrations Fol. low Sharp Cut in Canal  Rail Traffic

General Begin. His Testimony Before Senators  Closed-Door Senate Inquiry Into Far East Situation Opens

Interim Order Eases Control   ~ For Millions   Coal Prices Get Boosts Official Doubts Meat Can Hald to Line

WSB Defines  Act to Cover.  Merif, Service ‘Pattern’ Bars  Across-Board, Shift Reaicoc

Will Permit Longevity, Merit Raises  Coal Price Increase  Is Also Approved

Merit, Service Wage Increases May Be Granted   Retail Coal Dealers May Boost Prices

Une Issue Stalls Talks  In Korea  Agenda Discussion Nears Showdown

Cease Fire Talks In Korea Seem Headed For A Stalemate   Four War Veterans Serving In Congress _ Suggest Four Conditions For , Armistice In Korea

Another Wintry Storm in Store   Brings Treacherous Mixture of Snow, Sleet and Freezing Rain to State; Little Relief in Sight

Editorial Body Objects To Higher Rates   Hike In Postage Fees For Papers Is Opposed

Gibbs Executed For Girls Death   Pays Penalty In Electric Chair At State Prison

One-Cent Increase in Missouri Gas Tax Seems Likely   Governor, Who Had Asked for Two-Cent Hike, Agrees 40 Compromise.

Governor Ready To Settle for:  Cent Gas Hike  -House’Votes:to Limit “Tax Increase; Other ’ Road Bills Deferred.

Smith Ready to Settle For One - Cent Increase In State Gasoline Tax

Senator Says AEA Officials "Not Telling True Facts" About Schoo! Situation

Australia Gets New Parliament  Houses Dissolved; Elections April 28

Paris Parley Is In Deadlock  Big Four Deputy Foreign Ministers Due Cintlewemiasl

Eden Is Preparing Speech Before UN   Assembly Awaits Views Of New Secretary

Britain Asks for Unity   Acknowledges Break with Red China Is  Imminent

UN Split With China Is Hinted   British Delegate Says Full Break With Peking Reds May Be Necessary

Britain Admits It . May Be Necessary For UN to Break  With Chinese Reds

Red Youths West Berlin Riof Halted   Thousands Fight Pitched Battles In Allied Zone

TOP HORSES IN MIDWEST HEAD FOR MT. V. FAIR   Topline Circuit Races Begin Next Tuesday; Thrill SkhourSundey: 4

TOP HORSES IN MIDWEST HEAD FOR MT. V. FAIR   Topline Circuit Races Begin _- Next Tuesday; Mae 4 _ ShoweSundayk:.”

Democrats End Filibuster in State Senate   Reach Temporary Truce on Stormy Consolidation Issue

Pa. Filibuster On Consolidation Ends in Senate   Reapportionment Plan Alse Considered After Long,  Hectic Sessions

EAST GERMAN POLICE TRAINING IN KOREA   Will Get Battle Experience Ame Then Eeturn Te Duty In  Saciar Fane

HEAVY SNOW STORM OW WAY TO MICHIGAR   Expect Bitter East Wind: Te Bring 10-Inch Sprewlall

Workmen End Wreck Search For Vietims   Toll of Streamliner Crash Reduced By Count

SENATOR’S SON VICTIM Army Calls Scarlet Fever Poison Ivy, Gillette Says

Acheson Denies Senator’s Claim On Ambassador   Secretary Saye Charge CH Pre-Red Statement Ie *Entirely Encorrect”

U.S. Diplomat Misquoted, Acheson Says   Envoy's Statement Te Lawmaker Prabed At Senate Hearing

ACHESON DENIES ENVOY OPPOSED WAR FOR KOREA   Secretary Clears Of. ficial Who Report: edly Said U. N Wasn't Fighting Against Commun ism,

Report On Ambassador _ Muccio ‘Entirely Incor.  rect.” Probers Told

Acheson Brands As Incorrect Charge UN Forces Not Fighting Communism

Not Fighting Reds? Muccio Denies Statement   Acheson Testifies That Envoy Termed Korea Charge Incorrec'

U. S. Official Charged  at Hearing   Ambassador's Statements on Korea Questioned

Dean Revives Fighting Repori  Secretary Testifies On Statemient Made   Secretary Testifies On Statement Made By Muccio ‘Not Fighting Communism’

Revive Muccio Charges   Topic Arises As Acheson Returns For Testimony

Acheson lo Defense Of Ambassador   Secretary Calls Muccio One of Government's Best

Statement Credited  To Muccio Revived U. S. Envoy to Korea Quoted a   U. S. Envoy to Korea Quoted a Saying UN Not Fighting Reds.

Acheson Says Muccio Wrong   Secretary. on Stand For Seventh Day — In Senate Hearing

Egypt Envoy ls Recalled From London   Government Acts as Protest to British “Aggression” in Suez Canal Area

Egypt fo Recall Ambassador From London   Protest Move Short Of Full Diplomatic Break in Relations

Duke Power Asks For Higher Rates   Files Application Simultaneously In  Raieigh, Columbia

DUKE POWER CO, ASKS RATE RISE   Company : Files AppticAtior For Higher Electric Rate: In Carolinas — Ca} I ed Moderate.

Duke Power Co. Seeking Rate Hike For Carolinas   Boost Would Not Exceed 20 Cents A Month; $3 Million More In Revenue Is Anticipated

Senate Votes Increases... . e SET EASES 5 oon  Funds For Flood Control Approved

Senate Okays $638 Million Money Bill Move to Reduce “Mecsure Beaten

PASS MONEY BILL ON FLOOD CONTROL   Includes Appropriation For Niagara Project

Salem (Hil) Uses Unique Method to Warn Citizens On Evils of Fire Chasing

Kremiin Feelin Pinch of U.S. . Trade Barriers   First Hint Given In ‘Friendship’ Note to Truman

U.S. Trade. Vise Pinches Kremlin   HUNGER, DISEASE HIT COMMTINISTS’ RIG RATT W

Senators Claim Big Businesses Get Tax Favors  Charge Small Firms’ Defense Bids Under   Charge Small Firms’ Defense Bids Under DPA Are Passed Ove

GOVERNMENT CAINS GROUND IN TROOP ISSUE   Secretary Of ; Defense Reveals Plans For Sending Forces

Europe to Get 100,000 More Troops   Marshall's Figures Smaller Than Had Been Expected

Marshall Reveals Figure at Hearing; Number Smaller Than Generally Expected

Disclosure of Plans  Takes Some Steam * Out of Opposition But Taft Still -Demands Check on Europe.

NO) AGREEMENT ON DISMISSAL OF MVARTHUR  GOP Senators Say “Res I Reas yns” Still   GOP Senators Say “Real Reasons” Still Shrouded In Official Secrecy.

GOP Claims MacArthur Ouster Reasons Still Secret   But Democrats Assert the Public Has the Full Facts in the Case

GOP Contends M’Arthur Issue Still Clouded   Democrat Says Public Given Complete Facts

Report 3 Dead in Crash of Bomber  In lowa Today  B-25 Burns After Crashina on Farm

B-25 Crashes, 3 Die, 3 Hurt  Airforce Bomber Is Wrecked at Lone Tree

Allied Attempts To Capture Hill Repulsed Again   Stubborn Communist Resistance Blocks Eastern Campaign

Red Resistance Blocks Allies  UN Troops Try to Capture Vital Hitls

Reds Blunt New Allied Advance  Attempt to Capture Key Hills Repulsed

Reds Fight Allies From High Hills  Block Efforts to Capture  Pee toathiomm fbde:

Bitter Battles Prelude To New Red Offensive  Commun ists Inc   Communists Increase Pressure All Along 100-Mile Korea Front

Upper Valley Shutdown Uraec  Less Pumping Today Suggested for Area.

JOY PRESSES FOR PRESENT FRONT LINES      Fights Withdrawal Of UN Troops To 38th  Parallel

V'our Injured In Thursday Night Storm   Many Communities Left Without Power, Light. Communication ~—Buildings Leveled

Lines Rolled Back 40 Miles In Five Days   Chunchon Abandoned As Enemy Pushes 4. Miles From Seoul

Correspondent Says First Round Has Ended As Chinese First Team Runs Out of Steam, 250,00 More Reds Being Brought To Front

Abandon City, Retreat South of Pukhan Rives   Allies Brace 4 Miles North of Seoul for “2nd Round’ Assault

ROYAL COUPLE FINISHES TOUR OF WASHINGTON   Princess, Duke Return to Montreal After Presenting Gifts to President.

Royal Coupleon Sightseeing Tour of Capitol   Present Two Gifts For Renovated White House

Royal Couple Returns to Canada; Sightseeing Tour Winds up Washington Visit

MAYBANK ORDERS — CONTROLS PROBE   Senate-House Group Head Schedules Hearings on Curbs Acrij 4

Maybank Orders  Defense Probe  ‘No Controls,’ Says ‘Watchdog’ Chairman

Midwest Floods Rout Thousands   Upper Mississippi Swamps Vast Area

Thousands Made Homeless By ‘Rising Waters of Mississippi   Record Crest Is Anticipated Along Upper Valley

Rock Island Area Gets Ready For Crest Next Week   Relief Agencies In Five States Aid : High Water Victims

RIVER ON RAMPAGE   Mississippi River Area From St. Paul to Quincy, Ill. Affected

Thousands Made Homeless by Raging Flood Waters of Mighty Mississippi

Mighty Mississippi Goes on Rampage; 23,000 Affected By High Water in 5 States

River Residents Brace for Flood  Upper Mississippi On Worst Rompaace

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Flood Waters Still Rising In Minnesota   Iowa And Illinois Towns Along The Mississippi Wait

Mississippi Is Setting Record   River At 17.4 Foot Level Highest In Seventy Years.

Floods Send Thousands From Homes  I Be ar.   Mississippi Is On Worst Rampage In ") Years In Places

Old Man River Continues fo  GoonRampage tstimated 23,000 Persons Affected In Five States

Thousands Fiee Midwest Homes In Spring Floods  River Crest Expected  Today Above 17 Fee

23,000 Affected in Five States — Mighty Mississippi ~ Goes on a Rampage

Disaster Hits Winona, Minn., City Of 25,000   Upper Valley Deluge Worst In 70 Years

Six Spots Raided by State Agents   26 Arrests Made in Sheboygan County

Urges No Cut In Foreign Aid Be Made   President Calls Members of Two. Parties Ta Meet

FIGHT IN SKY ENGAGED IN BY 73 CRAFT   American Sabrejets Returned Safely From Big Dogfight

American Jets And Red Migs In Air Battle   Five Soviet-Type Planes Shot Down and Two Damaged

Americans Win Fierce  Air Battle   UN Ground Forces Gain Two Miles In Kast-Central Area

Fortunes Go Glimmering   These White Mice Multiplied As Ad Said, But Not Into Cash

Report Plan To Seize Oil Shipments   Naval Might Already On Scene To Carry Out Reprisals

Sees British Interception of Iran's Oil  Dispute Taken to Securify Council

Down to the Last Stone in stomacn  American Army Officers Know the Gnawing Anxiety of Recruits

7  Mideo batile  ClO Official, Price Director ‘Clash Over “Mobilization Plan

Congressman Goes To Trial  on Fraud Count   Charge Rep. Brehm of Ohio Took Political Gifts of Two Eniploves

REP. BREHM IS PUT ON TRIAL   Called To Answer Charges Of Accepting Illegal Contributions

Congressman Faces Federal Charges  * * * * x * * k *  - Ohio Remublican ‘Denies Clerks ‘Donated’ Campaien Funds

Solon’s Trial Opens Over  ‘Donations’  Allegedly Took $1380 Illegally  fp is ey pee

French Pass New Election Law  Desi gned to Reduce  ee, ee: . se oF

Real Life Drama on Boston Hotel ‘Ledge Follows Script of Recent Movie

Priest Talks Desperate Youth Out Of Jumping To His Death  Bay Stater Teeters For Hour And A Half On 9th Floor Window Ledge Of Hub Hotel

Priest Talks Boston Youth Off High Ledge  Hundr eds Watch While  gAa.... WE .. gg... gg...   Hundreds Watch While Man Threatens Jump For Nearly Two Hours

Sailors Refuse To Help Reds  British Crew Quits On Dairen Cruise

OWNERS BACK ADAMANT MEN  Crew of British Vessel Won't Sail to Red China

Patrols Jab live Miles Above City   Red Force Knifes Within 30 Miles Of Old Beachhead

U.N. Advance Is Made Five Miles Beyond Wonju   North Korean Forces Spearhead Moves To 30 Miles From Waegwan

Allies Blast Thru Wonju Win in Air   Thunderjets Down 4 to 7 Soviet MIGs

American Thunderjets Destroy At Least; Four Enemy MIGs — North Korea Spear- head Knifes To Within 30 Miles Of Old Pusan Beachhead i

STICKER SLATE IS SELECTED   Will Oppose Regular Can. didates Of St. Joseph Township

Russia Again Warns Turkey  Cautious Aaainst   Cautious Against Joining NATO

No-Fire Line Is Drawn   Disagreement Hinges On Date of Korean Armistice

Accord Reached On Buffet lone By Allies, Reds  But Time Element Still Remains to ~ Ry Warked Out

Near Accord (n Where Line Will Be Drawn  Far Apart On When To Fix Buffer Zone

Cease-Fire Date Wanted by Reds Holds Up Truce    Negotiatars Close” . To Agreement, On.. “line Across: Kore

Skirmishes With Police .. .. pelermniahes With Pafive Chili, Wild Cougar Back Home Again

Woman Killed At Cult Meeting   ‘Flagellation’ Sect Believes in Beating

Robinson Hammers Homer TIn.14th to Beat Phillies, 9-8, ‘To End Reoular Seagate Tie

Negro Attorney Says Discrimination Shown In Courts-Martial Of Troops

Eric Johnston Flies South to See Truman   Solution Sought To Labor-Management “Wage Deadlock

Johnston Talks With  President   Urgency Noted In Quest For New Wage Board

Johnston To Put Peace Formula Up to Truman   Stabilizer Seeks Acceptable Plan To Break Deadlock

Johnston, Truman Talk  After Flight To Florida   Stuart Symington In On Urgent Conferences; President To Return To Capital Soon

Dems to Query Eisenhower Plan   Vie with GOP to Catch Ear for ‘52 Race

Party Leaders Plan To Meet With General   Name May Go Before Both Conventions

Democrats to Vie With GOP  To Seek Nod From Eisenhower Kefcuver Says He Believes General's

Ike, In Visit, May Get Call  Of Both Parties as Nominee   No One Knows How Much Time General Will Have for Political Talks During Trip to Washington

Democrats Warm Up To Ike   Possibility of Eisenhower On Democratic Ticket Discussed by Senators

Dems Plan to  See [ke Too   Interested in Getting General on Their Tieket If GOP Don't

Both Parties To Seek Ike’s Political Ear  Democrats Plan To Get Into The Act On Washington Visit

Both Sides May Woo ike During His Visit Home   Democrats As Well As Republicans To Vie For Far.

No New Taxes Will Be. Retired fo Balance. Pennsylvania Budget For Next Two Years

Missouri Air Guard to Duty   Mexicoans In St. Louis Units, To Go to Texas

STEPINAC SAYS MASS BEFORE THOUSANDS    Peasants Stream Inte Church Te Hear Sermon By ¥Yugoslavian Primate

Survival of Baseball at Stake us Rival Congressmen Take to Diamond

‘Democrats Will Play Republicans; [Proves Baseball Is Indestructible

Politicos Move to the Ball Park, But Baseball's Likely to Survive

Red Offensive Has Made Some Dents In South Korean Lines.   Reds Are Attacking Relentlessly But Ailied Artillerymen And Airmen Are’ Finding Geed Targets ;

Also Advises U.S. To Split With Russia  Says America Must Risk War with Red

Universal Military Training Urged by Educator -- Controls Nearer While Prices Climb

18- Year-Old Draft Backed By Compton   MIT Chairman Would Put No Restrictions On Use Of Youngest Group

Education Leader Supports Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   MIT Chairman Asks Universal Training Be Approved

Kducator Urges U. M. T. Adoptior   Backs Administration Pian To Draft 18-Year-Olds

MIT Educator And Senator Support Penfagon Plans  Veer Olds ad UMT ~1n Senate Hearina: .

Educator Bucks Drafting Boys  Comptom Proposes Universal Training

Educator Wants Draft for Youth   Compton in Favor of Military Program

Compton Backs Dratt at 18   Saltonstall Raps Service Plan of M.I.T. Chairman

Tells Senate         Educator Compton ‘Urges UMT - Progran ‘Be Adopted Now  TRS a a. *o om NEN 8, te

Top Educator Backs 18-Year-Old Draft  Cohgs ess Ur aed bbs o* Dow  Aart mma iat

Compton Backs Move For Draft  Of 18-Year-Olds   Urges Immediate Adoptior Of Universal Military Service And Training

‘MacArthur Survives New York's Biggest Welcome.   General in Better Shape than City After Record-Breaking Greetina

History's Greatest Ovation © Given MacArthur In New York ~ General's Plans Not Made Public

MacArthur Gets Stacks  of Invitation:   Cities All Over America Seeking Visit by General

General MacArthur, Family Resting After Tumultuous New York Ovatior

7% Million Join InBig Welcome: General Resting   Plans for Future Weeks Still Not Ready for Public

Cities Clamor for MacArthur Visit  Generals lnumediate Plans Not Publice— Roasting Aftar CQhvatian

Many Invitations  For MacArthur ~   No Immediate Plans Announced. Wrona Guess on China Seen.

 —INVITATIONS — Next Stop Likely to Be Chicago   - 7,500,000 WATCH N.Y. PARADE

M Arthur Rests Following Great Ovation Friday   Leafs Through Stack Of Invitations

With Greatest Ovation in History At End, General MacArthur Is Resting in New York Hotel —  Invitations Pouring in for General To Visit Other Principal Cities

General Family Rest After Warm New York Cheers  Record Greeting Awes MacArthur;

 Leafs Through Stack of Invitations  MacArthur's Ovation Greatest in History

New York Greatest Ovation   Other Cities Bidding tor General’s Visit; Remains Secluded

MacArthur Rests "After History's: Greatest Welcome   Tired Old Soldier’ ‘Leafs Over Great Pile Of Invitations 

MacArthur Rests After Receiving Record Ovation   General Swamped With Invitations From All Over America.

MacArthur Rests Following Ovation   Invitations are Sent  From Throughout U. S. Chicago Visit Possible

Alt New Fork went Wud  MacArthur Rests After History’s Greatest Ovation

General Takes a Rest  Leafs Through Invitations From All Over U. S.

MacArthur Rests After Huge Ovation   Many Invitations Received; May Go Ty Chiracvre Soon

MacArthurs Rest Afier New York's Gian! Reception   Many Cities, Including St. Louis, Bid to Honor the General.

MacArthurs Rest After Receiving History-Making Ovation In NYC   ‘Mac’ Visit To State Set For Next Friday

MacArthur Studies Many Invitations   General Is Resting Today From Arduous Welcome Parties

Gen. MacArthur in Seclusion; May Visit Chicago Next Week   Pacific Hero Rests After Receiving History-Making Ovation in New York

General’s Silent About Other Trips  ; ta 7   New York Cleans Uy After ‘Welcome’ By Record 7,500,000

Senator Lashes Joint Chiefs In MacArthur Row   MacArthurs Seclude Selves After Tumultous Greeting

7 300.000 Hail General In New York   Invitations Pile Up From All Over U.S.; Tentative Plans Call for Trip to Chiracn Now Week

New York Mob Gives Greatest Hero Welcome  General to Visit Chicago Next Week; Weichse Other Rids

 MacArthur In New York  General Rests; Gotham Ovation ‘Greatest Ever’

MacArthur Rests After Receiving Record Ovation   General May Go To Chicago Next Week; Has Invitations From All Over United States

General Rests After Big Event  Sommers F 5 ae eee chee  ee   Communities Invite Mac Arthur to Visit

MacArthur Takes Time To Rest   Stays in N.Y. Hotel Following Yesterday’s Terrific Ovation; May Visit Other Big Cities

MacArthur Rests In New York City As Tumult Ends   Invitations to Visit Other Cities Pour In; Will Testify  At Capital Later

MacArthur at Ease as Tumult Of Ovation Ends  Has Stack of Invitations From All Over America

NEW YORK GOES “ALL OUT” FOR RETURNED HERO   Seven And A Half Millions Send Cheers Thundering To Tops Of Gotham's Skyscrapers,

General Rests After N.Y. Fete   Considers Invitations from Many Cities All Over Country

To Invite MacArthur To St. Louis   Due In Capitol Late In Month To Give Testimony

Gen. MacArthur Resting vAfter Gigantic Ovations   Future Plans Of General Not Made Public; Eniovs Greatest N. Y. Ticker-Tape Parade

More Cities To Conquer—  With New York Ovation Ended IM’ Arthur Has More Invite

GREATEST OVATION IN HISTORY  MacArthur Rests Today  After Rousing Welcome

‘An Incredible Display  ‘Medal of Honor Awarded ‘For Actionin Korean War

 Charged Reds with Gren ades ‘Combat ‘Rookie’ Awarded Top Medal in One-man Wa

 Under Psychiatrist's Treatment   ®  Sedative Is Fatal to Actor Robert Walker

Walker Dies After Sedative Is Injected   Screen. Actor Dies While Receiving Treatment At Home In Hollywood For Emotional Disturbance

MOVIE ACTOR UNDER CARE Of PSYCHIATRIST   Jennifer Jones’ Ex-Spouse Succumbs In Midst  Of Comeback

Robert Walker Dies at Home  Film Comeback   Film Comeback Halted by Decth

Robert Walker, Movie Shy Guy, Dies While Undergoing Psychiatric Care

‘Private Hargrove’ Star  Lonely, Troubled Life. Of Robert Walker Ends

Robert Walker, Noted Movie Actor, ‘Dies Suddenly In Hollywood Home   Screen Star Was Former Husband Of Actres: Jennifer Jones; Death Reported Due To Natural Causes: Aged But 32 Years.

FALLS INTO COMA UNDER SEDATIVE   “Private Hargrove” of Films Develops Respiratory Failure Under Treatment for Emotional Disturbance.   INHALATOR SQUAD WORKS IN VAIN   Former Wife Jennifer Jones Flying to Hollywood; Walker Made Comeback After Mental Breakdown,

Robert Walker Dies Suddenly   Reached Stardom In Shy-Guy Roles; Had Made Comeback

Actor Robert Walker Dies In T aking Treatment for Emotional Disturbanee

Robert Walker. Film Star, Is Dead At Age 32   Lapses Tnto Coma Afte Drug: Injection by Twi  Psychiatrists

ilm Star Robert Walker Dies at Hollywood Home   Death Came As Youthful Actor Was Being Treated for Emotional Disturbance.

Robert Walker Dies In Coma. From Sedative   : ‘Shy: “GuyActor* Was ‘Under Care OF ‘Psychiatrist

ROBERT WALKER, FAMED SHY GUY OF FILMS, DIES   Lapses Into Coma Undergoing Treatment for Emotional Upset.

ACTOR ROBERT WALKER DIES   32-Year-Old Star Was Former Husband Of Jennifer Jones

Was Psychiatric Patient  Film Actor Walker,32,Dies  After Injection of Sedative

Lonesome Life Ends For Walker   Youthful Actor Reach ed Film Stardom as “Private Hargrove.”

Actor Robert Walker Dies After Injection   Film Star, 32, Was Undergoing Treatment By Psychiatrist

[Robert Walker, Screen’s ‘Shy Guy,’ ‘Dies During ‘Emotional Disturbance’

Disturbance.   INHALATOR SQUAD WORKS IN. VAlb         Former Wife Jennifer Jones” Flying to He , wood; Walker Ma. de Comeback After Mantel  - Breakdown. “ :

  Emotional Disturbance Treatment Fata  ‘Robert Walker, 32, Hollywood's ‘Shy Guy’ Dead

ert Wal ker, Hollywood _ Star, kes To Death During. Illness   Robert Chokes

~ Spinsters. Need Backing —  New. Type of Pressure Politics  Forecast: a Leap Year Lobby

1952 May Produce Somethinc New in the Way of Pressure Politics —aLeap Year Lobby

Gen. Bradley Leaves For Washington  Hopes Fading Fast For Renewal Of Kaesong Truce Talk:

Bradley Returning  Army Chief Leaves Far East ‘Amid Fading Hopes For Peaee

General Bradley Leaves Tokyc After Shortened Visit and  Secret Meet With Commanders  Hopes Are Fading for Negotiated Truce to End Korean Fighting

U.N. BIG GUNS ROAR ALONG WEST FRONT   Partial News Blackout Clamped Down es Barrage Opens; Possible U.N. or Red Drive.

Bradley Holds Secret Parley   General Flying Back To Washington; War Clouds Darker.

Bradley Ends Battle Tour   Staff Has Secret Meeting With Generals as Truce Hope Fades

Staff Chief Returning to U. $.—  Hopes Darken As Bradley Leaves Japan

Bradley Leave: Japan After Secret Meet   War Clouds Seen Darker As Red Leaders Ignore Offer To Reopen Tatks

Allied Headquarters Sources Hint Collapse Of Armistice  Nanatistons

Holds Secret Parley Before Departure  Bradley Off For Home, Bie Offensive Rumored

Bradley Leaves For Washington After Meetings   JCS Chief Talks With Commanders; War Clouds Darker

Gen. Bradley Making Return Trip lo U   Pe ae iy as eee   Partial Blackout Of War News Is Put Into Effect

Bradley Heading For Washington   Secret Conference Held With Top Leaders Prior to Departure

Bradley Leaves Tokyo As Rumors Of Drive Mount   Truce Talks Held Actually Ended, By Some Sources

Artillery Barrage Roars On   News Blackout Ordered; Both Sides Mass Men

Bradley Leaves For U. S. Today  Top Generals Hold Secret Conference

Bradley Leaves Tokyo After Secret Parley With Top Military Leaders   Informed Sources Believe Truce Talks Are At An End

Tokyo Sources Believe Talks Are Broken Off   Gen. Bradley Leaves For Home as Hopes Fade for War Truce

War Cloud Is Darkening in Korean Area        Bradley Leaves Tokyo After Brief Visit to Front; Says ‘Trip Is Satisfactory to Him

Secret Meeting Held By Leaders In Pacific Area.   Session Is Believed Most Significant . Since Chief’s visit

Peace Hopes Fade; Gen. Bradley Leaves   News Blackout on Front Operations May Mean Big Moves Coming Up in Reply to Reds’ Refusal

Bradley Off For U.S. After Secret Parley  Conference May Set Heavier Offensive  In Motion In Korea

DOESN'T COMPARE TO LAST WAR  Lubbock Veteran Of Air Raids In Korea Recalls Bombing Runs

Plans for Point Quiz Cancelled   Senators Keeping Hands Off; Cadets Al lowed to Resign.

Senate Inquiry At West Point Is Off for Now   “It's Up to'the Army Unless Cadets: Ask Quiz, Senator Says

SEAAIE GANULLD PANS 10 PROBE PONT SAND   Group Decides to Keep  Hands Off Affair for Time Beina   SITUATION STUBIED   ‘Cheating’ Cadets Are Given Chance to Resign With Clean Slates

West t Point, Annapolis  Would Train Officers: End Underarad School

SNOW, SLEET, RAIN   ‘Bieak Weather Gutlook for Kansas over the Weekend

Burns Fatal to Mother, Son, 2   Carries 2 Daughters to Safety, Collapses

‘N.O. Publie Scheols Attendance Report   5 aa al a WT ak ome & on, ene oo

Michigan's Annual Tiff Over Budget: On   Tentative Outgo More Than Listed’ Income

BRONZE STAR IS AWARDED POSTHUMOUSLY TO COUNTY: SOLDIER FOR HEROIC ACTION

Admits. Using His Influence  For Lithofold   Ex-Tax Collector Got $5.851 in Compensation. Records Shew

DEVELOP STORY OF EXPENSIVE GIFTS   Senate Investigators Bring Others Into RFC  Hearings   HEAR 3 WITNESSES

Senate -ommittee Probe Unveiling Lengthy Story: of Gifts and Big Payments by Printing Company to Government Workers for Influence  In Gaining Printing Contracts for Fir’ -

More Federal  Employees Named in Bribe Probe   Committee Hears From Two ‘ Tax Agents and WageHour Investigator.

Widen Probe Into RFC Loan Scandal   Ex-Tax Collector Admits Using Influence to Get Business for Firm

TWO TAX AGENTS DREW FEES FROM LITHOFOLD CORP   Wage - Hour Investigator Also Mentioned At Senate Inquiry

_ —CHARGHE ‘SHAKEDOWN’— — Former Tax Official Admits Lithofold Fees

Two Tax Agents Admit Payments From Lithofold   Used Influence To Get Profitable Printing Contracts

Two Tax Agents Testify In Hearings Concerning Lithofold Corporation

Two Tax Agents, Wage Aide Enter Lithofold Inquiry  Federal Employe Says Three Took Fees from Firm

Call 3 U. S. Agents In Probe of RFC Lithofold Loan   Trail Details of Firm’s Relations With U. S. Employes

Lithofold Fees To U. S. Worker: Told af Inquiry   Tax Collector Paid $5851 By Printing Firm

Tax Agents On Payroll OfCompany   US Aleohol Tax Collector Got Printing Contracts From Taxpaying Firms

Got Gifts and Big Payments  Former Tax Collectc   Former Tax Collector Paid Fee by Lithofold

Tax Agents Got Expensive Gifts From Lithofold   Two More Brought Into Senate Probe

Tax Agent Took Lithofold Fees   _ Former Collector Says He Saw Nothing Wrong in Practice

EX-TAX MAN ADMITS PRINTING SOLICITED   Shakedown Denied; 2 Mare Federal Worker: Drawn Into Lithofold Dealings Inquiry

Navy Building Up Fleetin Mediterranean to Offset Threat of Direct USSR Attach

Navy Is Building up Its Strength While Negotiating for Spain Bases

Navy Building Up Fleet Power in Mediterranean   Now Moving for an Arrangement With Spain for Base Use

Navy Builds Up Mediterranean Fleet Strength  May Be Reason For Bases In Spain

A Floating Airbase in Communist Backyard  6th Fleet Strenothened: Will be Fast Striking Force

Fleet Build-Up May Be Reason U.S. Seeks Spanish Naval Bases   Navy Building Up Fleet In Mediterranean; Must Get Supplies From Home Ports On U. S. East Caact: 22.000 Men Aboard Ships.

Navy Building Up Strength in Mediterranean   ‘May Be One of Reasons U.S. Seeking Bases in Spain

COUNT Y EXCEEDS $122 MILLION. Banks Here Report Record Deposits — Nearly $114 Million

Government Winds Up First Quarter Deep in the Red   Defense Spending Is One Big Reason for Huge Deficit.

Federal Deficit Sets New Recorc  War Outlay Factor In More Spending

Biggest Quarler Deficit in History. Is Recorded by Federal Government

U.S. DEFICIT FOR QUARTER SETS RECORD   Defense Spending Helps Put Nation $9 Billion in Red

NATION GOES INRED AGAIN   Biggest Deficit in History Except for World War Period

DiSalle Rejects Demands on Cotton Ceiling  Angry Congressmen Get Nowhere on Move To Lift Price Fix

Early End of Wildcat Dock Strike Pinned On Action by Truman, Failure of Walkout   Inactivity Threatens to Spread All Along Eastern Coast: Federal Mediators Give Up

Battle Lull Stemmed Fron 'a Mistake   _ Top Washington Officials Back Up  Van EFlantic Varcian

A Railway Strike  Threatens Britain   Stoppage Protests Wage Hike Considered Too Small— Other Unions Will Join

Spreading Rail Strike Adds To Britain's Woes   Engineers, Firemen To Join Walkout Of Freight Handlers

APPEAL TO UN POSSIBLE  World Court OKs Britist Stand; [ran Raps Ruling

Ministers Are Appointed by  Bishop Dawson   Annual Kansas Methodis Conference Session Ends in Topeka

 Methodists Announce  Ministerial Assiqnments   Emporia Pastors Remain,  But New Superintendent OE Micactes 1. Ad

1,000 Strike Five Maine Textile Mills  Walkout Calm:   Walkout Calm; Picketing Light

Half Nation's Wool-Worsted Workers Strike  70,000 Walk Out, Affecting Dozen Stctes’ Production

Wool Industry Crippled When 70,000 Strike  Mill Workers   Mill Workers Asking 15 Cents More an Hour      Blames Company

Millworkers’ Strike Hurts Wool Center   Walkout Of 70,006 Cripples Industry In Over 12 States

Several Farm - Sales Are Listed. - In This Issue   Arnald Sala Dec. 128th

ete SERVICE PAY   22,000 State Employes Te Share $8,848,000  Jncrease

Cotton Choppers, Field Workers Keep Labor Picture Briaht For Past Month.

January Employment Maintains Even  Keel With Outlook Good For Future

Tight-Lipped My stery Van Is Recalled  Hope Gr ‘tunewald  Will Speak Up

Truman Backers In Texas Call Oct. 13 Parley   Action Is Challenge To Demo Leadership Of Governor Shivers

ANTE-TRUMAN. TALK STIRS TEXANS New Deal Backers Call "Council of War' for Oct. 13

Go-Slow Policy Seen on Controls   Work to Release Pressure Made by Freeze Order

Senate Committee Cuts $56 Million:  From Tax Measure   Tax-Framers Turi To Plugging Loopholes In Corporation Tax Laws After Reducing House Figures By Almost Billion Dollars

Jail Breaker-Kidnaper Used Five Other Names   Four Federal Charges Are Made Against James Morgan

Ex-Convict Faces Three Kidnap Charges in Utah; (Man Gives His Record

CAMP RITCHIE TRANSFER PUT » BEFORE SENATE   State Property Sought By Government As Emergency Base   @ LANE APPOINTMENTS ARE NOT SUBMITTED

Camp Rifchie ‘Transferral ToU.S. Asked   Governor Lene’s List 0: Recess Appointments Sidetracked

Turnpike Engineer Proposal Voiced .  Director Advocates Reinforced Concrete

Warns Cost of Killing Lampreys In Great Lakes Will Be ‘Terrific’

Lamprey Drive Cost Terrific  Expert Says Program Is Makina Proaress

BLUFF AGAINST WEST SEEN Israelian Leaders Doubt  Arabs To Turn To Red:

Israeli Chiefs Discount Link Of Arabs, USSR   Syrian Premier's Threat Viewed as Blackmail to West

Discount Arab Shift To Russia   Statement of Azam Declared Bluff

LUCAS GIVEN LENGTHY TERW   Westin Metes Out 25-Year. To-Life Sentence To Holdup Man

WEATHER FORECAST Cloudy and colder tonight and Sunday,   TEMPERATURE   Bandit Lucas Gets 25 Years To Life

Seven Persons Killed In Crash  Car Strikes Span Of Tacoma Bridge

Governor Has Until Wednesday to Act On 40 More Bills  42 Appointments Must be Made by End of June

U.S. Tanks Blast Chinese From Hill   UN Forces Puish Reds Back To 38th Parallel All Along Western Fron?

Tank Drive Captures Vital Hill   UN Forces Move Slowly Ahead on Entire Front

McCarthy Ouster Bid To Gillette   Benton Motion Put in Hands of Committee Headed by lowan.

Issue in Hands Of Rules Group  Concerns Expelling Of Sen. McCarthy

BAD MOONSHINE DEATH TOLL 28   Others Expected To Die Today Of Methyl Alcohol Poisoning

Poison Liquor Death Toll 28; More Will Die   Jail Twelve for Sale of ‘Good Liquor—Cheap’

LIQUOR POISON DEATH TOLL 28   Atlanta Physicians Have Treated Over 100; New Cases Coming In.

Poison Liquor - Death Toll 28   List Expected To Grow After Week-End Binge In Atlanta

22 Die From Poison Liquor In Georgia   Drinkers Collapsed At Home, On Streets And In Alleys

‘Good Drinking Liquor—Cheap’  Poison Liquor Death Toll Mounts to 3] in Atlanta

Wood Alcohol Deaths At 28 And List Expected To Grow   More Than 100 Treated And Cases Still Coming In; Two Dozen In Hospital Are Clacead Ac Critical.

DEATH LIST FROM POISON HOOCH IS 28   Others Expected to Die From Drinking Wood Alcohol Mixture Bootlegged in Atlanta.

Town Jittery Over Political War:  Bony Killinne in Tonnocop. Movo Avo BFeavod

POLITICAL WAR STALLS GOV'T IN BENTON, TENN.   Four Killings in Three Years; County Bills, Teachers Go Unpaid.

Jitters Seize County Plagued By Politics   More Killings Feared at Benton, Tenn.. In Ruckus

Fear for Lives in Tennessee County Political Feud   Residents Are Jittery As Four Are Dead in Three Bitter Years.

sheriz Sleeps in jail—  Tennessee T own’s Political Battle Forcing Jittery Citizens To Leave

Life in Town Uncertain and Resident Plans to Leave It   Benton, Tenn., Scene of Hot Political War

Russia Mum On Barring Atom Weapon   Vishinsky Won't Be Tied Down To Declaration

Russia's View on Prohibition Atom Weapons Is Sought  Vishinsky Silent When Questioned As to Attitude Reds Would Take in

Pushing Russian Decision   Western Powers Try To Get Agreement Over Prohibition Of Atomic Weapons

Vishinsky Fails To Answer When Questioned On Atomic Weapon Ban   Western Powers Seek To Pin Him Down But Soviet Representative Resorts To Silence; Meetine “Helnful.”

West Trying To Pin Down Soviet Stand  tae aera eget emma  =,   Vishinsky Refuses To Give Answers   Atomic Weapons And Con trol Are Major Points Under Discussion

Russ Minister Shins Answer  On Inspection   Jessup Asks Soviet Stand On Controls, Atomic Bomb Count

RUSSIA MUTE ‘ON A-BOMBS   ‘Secret Big-Four Arms  Talks Get Down  i . ; To Business

Western Powers Iry To Pin Dowr Andrei At Meet  No Answer Is Had On Atom Control And Prohibition

Soviet Quiet  On Outlawing Atom Weapons   Vishinsky Refuses Comment After Second Big Four Paris Meeting

Vishinsky Fails To Answer Big 3   Soviet Foreign Minister Fails to Reply to Jessup Regarding ‘Inspection’

Try to Pin Russians On Arms Control   Stumbling Block Shows Up Early In Big Four's Secret Disarmament Talks; U. S. Question Unanswered by Vishinsky

Western Sources Fee] Meeting Is Helpful Despite Block by  Soviet Union

WestWouldPix Soviet Down On Atom Control   -Vishinsky Refuses To Answer Direct Taspection Query

West Wants To Get Agreement From Russians   Atomic Weapons Ban Discussed By Leaders

Russia Silent To West Plan On Atom Arms  Weapon Prohibition, Inspection Proposal Aired At Conference

Agreement Believed Unlikely  Board Will Try Again To Form Wage Agency

One More Try For Wage Board Being Attempted   Truman Advisors Seek Satisfactory Controls Agency

Board to Attempt To Set Up Agency   President’s Mobilization Group Hopeful of Ending Union-Industry Deadlock

NEW WAGE TRY SET FOR TODAY   Board Will Attempt Tx Set Up Controls Acceptable To Labor

UN Agrees To Debate Controversy After Russia Is Voted Down; English To Leave Abadan

Opens Last-Ditch Fight To Retain Stake In Oil   Security Council Told Situation Creating Direct Threat To Peace

Swimming Takes Toll In Michigan Over Week End  Traffic Accidents Fatal To Seven

Truman Back In Capital on Special Mission   Plans Top Level Talks With McGrath, Says Ne Emergency Involved

Vacation Stay Of President ls Cut Short   No Crisis Involved, White House Says

Truman's Returr Adds Speculatio  7 Entry inte Widening   Entry inte Widening Tax Scandal Hinted; Plans to Meet McGrath

Truman Appointment To See McGrath Indicates New Action In Tax Scandal

Plans to Confer With McGrath » And Other Aide:  President Arrives: In Washington  Cie UVarahtian

Truman May Take Hand In Tax Scandals   Justice Department Headed by McGrath Is Now Involved

President Cuts Vacation For Capital Conferences With Top-Level Advisers   Denies Emergency Involved In Sudden Decision To Leave Florida; May Take  wend Yo Glimatian Built Tin Re Reena]

‘No Emergency” Involved In His Return, Truman Tells Press   WILL CONFER WITH ATTORNEY GENERAL

President Flies Back To Capital   Emphasizes “No Emer gency”; Wants to Confer With Officials.

President Returns To Capitol, Denies “Emergency” Flight   Truman Will See Attorney-General And Chiefs-of-Staff, Must Consider Tax Fraud Mess And War Aims

"No Emergency, President Says   Truce Talks Difficulties May Be livolved

Truman Cuts Vacation Short For Conferences in Capital; No Emergency, He Insists

Truman May Step Into Tax Scandal Situation; To Confer With McGratt   House Probers Enter Third Week Of Sensation-Starred Hearinas

Truman Insists End of Vacation Is Not a Crisis   But He Will Confer With Jeint. Chiefs  And Cents Adetemue

Truman’s Return Adds Speculation   Entry Into Widening Tax Scandal Hinted; Plans to Meet McGrath

SLATES TALK WITH McGRATH  Speculate HST May Step In Tax Mess Following Return

Chief Executive May Take Hand In Tax Situation   House Probers Go Into Third Week Of Tax Hearings

Speculation Stirred Relative To Action in Tax Scandal as House Group Continues Probe

President, Top Advisers Will Confer Today  Vacation Cut Short By Chief Executive

No Emergency, Says Truman as He Flies Home  Conferences Scheduled Teday Include One With Attorney General

Cuts His Vacation Short To Confer With Diplomatic And Military Advisers And Attorney General

ROLLINS COLLEGE FIRES PRESIDENT      Dr. Wagner Says Trustees’ Action Illegal

Wagner Holds On At Rollins College President Defies  Trustees’ Ouster Order

WAGNER SAYS HE'S STILL COLLEGE HEAD   Ignores Quster Voted By Rollins Trustees

Newspaper Comment on Macs’ Speech  Praise Sincerity Of Remarks to Joint Session

Editorials Generally Praise MacArthur's Sincerity, But Some Doubt Policy Wisdom

Press Praises Mac's Sincerity, Patriotism; ‘Some Papers Doubt Wisdom Of His Policies

Patriotism and Sincerity Lauded  Editors. Comment On General's Talk: .

Probers Charge Intimidation by Lend ing Agency   Irritated Senators Demand to Know Who Asked for File

Temperatures Around the Nation   Probing Solons Charge RFC Has Started  Counteroffensive To Intimidate Them

Senators See ‘Counter. Attack’ by the RFC   Hear White House Calls for Letters to Lending Agency from Congressmen

President Truman Brought Into RFC ‘Influence’ Probe  Solons Charge Loan Group Is Trying to Smear. Investigation

Official of RFC Testifies Before Senate Group   Committee Probing Influence’ Affecting Loans by Agency

Ask Copies Of Letters About Loans   Claim White House Official Asked For Photostated Copies Of Letters Written About RFC Loans   FILES REQUESTED BY WHITE HOUSE

Senate Probers Accuse RFC Of Smear Tactics   Say Agency Trying To Discredit Solons

Correspondence Copied By Wife Of Assistant To President   Senators Charge ‘Smear’ Attempted   Agency Tries To Intimidate Investigators, Members Of Committee Say

REDS ‘ACCEPT NEW U, S. ENVOY    Kennah Described as “Foe of Soviets.’

SOVIET ACCEPTS GEORGE KENNAN   Expert On Russia Appoint. ed U. S. Ambassador To Moscow

DIPLOMAT GETS REDS’ APPROVAL   Russia Agrees. To Accept George F. Kennan As New U. S. Ambassador To Soviet Riuesia.

Russians Say They Will Accept Kennan As New Ambassador To Moscow

Reds OK Kennar —After Snarls  Envoy to Russia ‘Reported Acceptable

Russia Accepts Kennan As Envoy From U.S. Despite Sharp Criticism

Russia Agr "ees toTake Kennan As Ambassador   Announces Acceptance After Denouncing Him As Soviet Foe

Bsoviets Orally Accept Kennan As Nev Envoy To Moscow: Gets Position

Reds Denounce Kennan But Accent Him   Containment Policy Authored By New Ambassador

Russia Agrees to Accept Kennan as New U. S. Ambassador but Denounces Him as Red Foe

Reds Accept Kennan As New U.S. Envoy Kansan Is Denounced As Foe Of Russia

Russia Accepts Kennan   Oral Acceptance Of  Truman Appointment Of New Ambassador: Soviets Criticize Him

AN UIA AWOL  Russia Accepts New U. S. _ Ambassador, But Still  Denounces Him

Soviets Accept George Kennan  But Denounce Envoy As Enemy of Russia

DENOUNCE HIM, TOO Russians Accept Kennan As Envoy   Possibility Of European Army Subject Of Meet

Kennan Named To Moscow Post  Ambassador Receives Soviet Endorsement

SECRET MEETING OF COUNCIL PROTESTED   Salisbury Newspaper Protests Closed Door Sessions Of  Councilmen

Uneasy Truce Hangs Over Ohio Fields  ‘Armed Union Squads Rout Mine Workers

Coal-Stripping Operation Shut Down as Tinian Minere Chase Workers Into Hills

Wintry Weather Covers Midwest   Snow and Strong Winds Sngp Week's Warm Spell

Snow, Winds ~ Hit Midwest   6-8 Inches Reported in Some -Areas With 50 Mile Winds

Other Stories in Sports Section  Giants Maslie Faces Newcombe in Finale

Bums Bats Beat Out 10-0 Win To Deadlock Series   Maglie vs. Newcombe In 3rd And Final N-L Battle Today

BIGGER YOUTH FAIR FORECAST   All Phases Of Event Te Be Expanded Over Last Year

SINCE DEC. 14   Highway Crews Werk Around Clock Te Keep Main Arteries Open

House Tax Study Leads  To Chairman   Consider Rumors Of Influence By Rep. King

House Probers Scan Activities OfOwn Chairmar  ‘Improper Influ   ‘Improper Influence’ Leid to Rep. King In California Tax Cases

Ta x Investigators 5 Study Activities O; Chairman   Charge Against Committee’s Leader Is Examined Be  hind Closed Doors Before Probe Continues

BOLICH QUITS REVENUE POST  Leader Of Tax Scandal Probers Facing Check

Tax Probers Sift Activity Of Own Chief   King Rumors Aired; Another Top Official

Tax Collection Probers Look Into Chairman  ge   Charges Committee’s Head Used Influence  Being Investigated

Revenue Probers Check Activities Of Chairman   King Influence Rumors Studied By Inquiry Group

Another Top Tax Official Resigns Post   House Probe of Tax Scandals Turns To Own Ranks

House Committee Probing Internal Revenue Bureau Decides to Take Look at Qwn Chairman’s Activities

Probe Of Tax Scandal Switches To Self-Inquiry   Committee Checking Activities Of It’s Own Chairman; Another Internal Revenue Chief Ouits

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Chairman Says Rumors Are False

Chairman in Investigation   Scandal Probers Hear of Improprieties By Own Leader

Tax Scandal Probers Check Activities  Of Chairman Before Studvine Bureau

Congress Tax Probers to Eye Own Chairman   House Group Closes Doors for Check Of King’s Activities

King Demands House Hearing In Tax Inquiry   Chairman Denies ‘Improper’ Influence In Certain Cases

National Guard Enlistments Are Extended  Shivers Issues Order To Keep All Units  AS Bessel Cheummcsblea

150,000 Reserves, Guards Involved Air Force Reserves  Called Back To Duty   Enlistments In Guard Extended

Western Powers Cool fo Offer   Disputed Items Block Bia 4 Parley

 Da..ger to Nation Cited  ‘Legion Asks McCarthy for Proof in Pearson Charaes

Lone Rock’s Minus 58 Falls Just Short Of All-Time State Subzero Mark

Hurwitz Garners Most City Votes  Commission Primary’ Puts Kraft, Henry, Brschdiave and Crown at Top  TOTAL VOTE OF 3,650  On Second Fi we ic Calvin, Beaman, N Nol and id, Kappel  TOTAL VOTE OF 3.650   On Second Five Are Calvin, - Beaman, Noland, Kappel~ man and Johnson

Crest Late Today Worst Since 1844   Losses In Great Flood Approaching Billion Dollars; 518,000 Home  less In Two States.

Flood Crest Moves Toward City of St. Louis   Highest Level Since 184: to Be Reached There Late Today

Britain Is Still For China in UN   Morrison Gives Stand To House of Commons

Black Blasts "Red Pressure To Save McGee   U.S. Justice Says Decision, Due Today, Won't Be Affected by Messages —

Chambers, Confessed Spy,   To Answer New Questions   Former Senior Editor Of Time Will Give -, Information On Red Infiltration In U. S.

Chambers To Be Witness In Red Inquiry   Man Who. Accused Hiss Is Called By Senate Committee

Committee Calls Chambers.... . Former Spy Ring  Courier Questioned

Senate Report Holds O'Dwyer  Abetted Crime   Costello Still Strong Influence in Tammanm Hall, Senators Assert

Crime Perils American Way  Of Life, Say Senate Probers  O’Dwyer Refuses Comment On Charges ' He Let Corruption Flourish In N. Y.

PROBERS CHARGE CRIME PERILS U.S   Report Raps O'Dwyer; Ex. Mayor Says ‘No Coniment at This Time’

Survey Links Politicians, Racket Rings   22 Recommendations to Stamp Out Organized Crime Are Made; Committee Says State , And Local Officers Are Responsible

Investigators Contend O’Dwyer AllowedGambling  And Even Murder While Mawar ‘

Report Blasts Political And Racket Tie-Up   American Way Of Life Said Undermined By Kefauver Group

Former Mayor O'Dwyer Accused of Allowing Crime to Flourish; Dewey Scored Because of Saratoga Gambling.

American System Periled By Wide Crime Oneration   Senate Probers In Blister: ing Report. On Racketecring

Senate Crime Probers Rap O'Dwyer   Declare American Way of Life Being Threatened

we we a ee a eee eae eae a eee  Daily News Index   Probe: ‘s Declare American Way of Life Is Threatened bv Organized Racketeers

New Laws Urged To Take Profits From Racketeers   Crime Investigators Charge O'Dwyer Allowed Gangsters To Flourish—Drive On Crime Up To  bneal Camimietake

O Dwyer Trial Urged After Inquiry Blast  Senate Investiqators Say Ex-New York   Senate Investigators Say Ex-New York Mayor Permitted Crime To Flourish

Report Blasts Crime Wave In America  Says Racketeers Are Undermining  Al ati me's VAs wus = 8 *s.

Probers Hold Crime Had O’Dwyer Aid   Senate Unit Report Raps Rackets’ Police Protection

Senate Probers Report Crime  Threatens U. S. Way of Life  O’Dwyer Accused of Allowing Gambling and

O'Dwyer Called Underworld Aid By Senate Unit  Dewey Assailed ’ For Permitting Gambling at Sna

Not thumberland Grand Jury lonores 15 Cases      Oo Dwyer Allowed Crime to Hjourtsn  Drclowe Publish listering Report

nvestigators’ rime Report its O’Dwyer  Castella Accused:   Costello Accused; New Laws Urged

Work-Weary 52nd Legislature Ends Long Session At Noon; Long List Of Legislation, Appropriations

Legislature Ends Fighting, Taxing Session   Election Law, Gas Tax, Redistricting Among Issues Met

GRADE AVERAGE HIGH   Fall Semester Minimum in School of Education a Modern Record

Allies, Reds In Agreement On 2 Issues   Communists Reported Gratified, Relieved’ Over Talks; Debated Topic ‘Essential’

Issue Blocks Peace Parley   Two Agenda Points Fixed   Reds Relieved When Joy Accepts Wording

Reach Accord OnTwoOther  Truce Points   Reds Show “Relief” After Agreement On Portions Of Agenda

One Major Stumbling Block Delaying Start Of Actual  Negotiations On Armistice

Make Progress at Cease-Fire Talks   Allied and Red Delegate: Agree on Two Points for Agenda

Major Point Blocking Armistice Negotiations   Fighting Almost ‘Vanishes On Front

Dispute Blocks Negotiations For Cease-Fire   "Reds & UN Agree On Two Big Points, Stumble on Third

Allied, Red  Env OVS Agree  On Two Points   Agreement on Third Point Essential to Successful Conclusion Of Cease-Fire Talks

Envoys Agree On JTwo-Points For Cease-Fire Agenda Delegates Report Dispute Over Mojor —  ' ltam During Day

Agreement on Other Major Points Made  Troop Withdrawal Believed Block to Agenda Completion

However The Agenda’s Still Not Complete   Another Major Dispute Is Left To Be Settled

Major Point Still Block   “Envoys Silent on Points ef Agreement, Obstacts , Still Remsining

Allied and Red Envoys Agree on 2 Agenda Points  One Dispute Blocks Negotiations’ Start

Neither Side Discloses Issue Blocking Actual Negotiations For Peace

UN, Red Envoys Agree on Two Agenda Points   Dispute Blocks Start Of Armistice Talks

One Major Point Still Unsettled On Agenda Issue   Dispute Blocks Way For Start On Actual Korean Armistice Negotiations; Avree On Two Phases

Dispute Still Exists on One Major Point   Two Topics on Which Negotiators Wil Decide Agreed Upon  Teese SER Aaa area terme

Two Points Approved By Negotiators   Disputed Point _ Termed Essential By Gen. Ridgway Items Undisclosed

Failure to Reach Accord on at Least One Question Blocks’ Start of Armistice Necotiations.

Allied and Red Envoys Concur On Two Points of Agenda But Disagree Over the Major Issue

Major Point  Bogs Talks  On Armistice Army Doesn’t Say  What Obstacle Is; Believed Troops

2 POINTS ON AGCNDA OK'D BY GONFEREES   Only One Issue Blocking Start of Armistice Negotiations.

U.N. Accepts 2 Points To Speed Action  Troop Withdrawal Roalkawad Maine Snax   Troop Withdrawal Believed Major Snag At Kaesong FParlevs

Parley Stalled On Question of Troops Removal   Issue Apparently  Is Major Difference In Kaesong Talks; Aaree on 7 Pointe

Agenda Remains At Korean Parley Stumbling Block   Speculate That Kev Issue els Whether To Disctss Withdrawal Of Troops

Two Big Points  Accepted   Dispute on One Blocks Actual Start of Setup On Armistice

Two Points Settled In Talk: On Cease-Fire Agenda   Chinese See U. N. View On Major Stumbling Block

Communist Wordings Accepted:   Point in Dispute Termed Essential Te Negotiations

One Major Issue Still Unsettled   Nature of Questions Being Debated Not Revealed by Leaders

Dispute on at Least One Big Issue Is Blocking Start of Actual Korean Armistice Negotiations  Speculation Is That Key Question. Is Foreign Troops Withdrawal

2 Other Items Agreed Upon At Conference   Although Issue Is Not Revealed, UN Insists upon It

Only One Point Blocks Approval For Truce Agenda  Communist Group Appears Relaxed; lecne Undiecloced

Major Point Blocks Start Of Truce Talks   Believe It Concerns Enemy Demand That U.N. Troops Leave Korea

Enemy Wants, UN Opposes Discussing Troop Issue   Adm. Jov Accepts Red Wording of Two  Points

Cease-Fire Agreement On Two Points   Dispute Exists Over At Least One © Maior Point

Allies, Reds Agree on Two Major Points   Communist Delegation Is ‘Relieved’ When UN Accepts Its Wording

Dispu te Still Blocks Peace  Deal, Korea   Envoys Finally Agree on 2 Points, First Since Starting

Blocks Start of Actual Talks for  Korean Armistice  U.S. Accepts Red Wording On Two Cythor Daintc

Envoys Agree on Two Points of Cease-Fire Aaenda   Dispute on One Blocks the Start of Actual Armistice Negotiations.

Split Seen on Discussion of Withdrawals   Attitude Hardens; News . men Told Not to Wander Too Far

“ATLEAST ONE” ISSUE BLOCKS TRUCE CONFAB   ADMIRAL JOY ACCEPTS COMMUNIST WORDING ON TWO AGENDA ITEMS

‘Key Point Still Delays  Negotiations   Communist Wording Approved for [wo Items of Discussion

DISPUTED POINT STALLS LEADERS IN PEACE MOVES   Allies And Reds Leaders Split On Key lssue Needed In Agenda For Armistice Parley.

Peace Envoys Are Disagreed On One Point   Two Points Are Now Accepted; Longest Session Devoted to Controversial Item

At Least One Major Point Still Blocks Start of Actual Armistice Talks in Korea.  TROOP WITHDRAWAL  TOQIIU AA AV DH ANT

Part Of Agenda For Peace Talks Still Disputed   Allied, Communist Negotiators Return From Long Session

Report Partial. Accord   Lease-Fise Conferees Agree on Two Points, But Dispute Develops Over Major Provision

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS IS STILL A SNAG   Kaesong Negotiators Hold Their Longest Session in Discussion. of . Armistice Talks Agenda Today..   RED WORDING: ON. TWO ITEMS ACCEPTED   Chinese Seem to Appreciate U. N. Viewpoint on Disputed Item, Believed: to Be Troop Issue.

Only One Major Point Reported Snagaing Korean Armistice   Chinese Diplomats Appear sympathetic To Allied Demands; Agreements Cover Two Major Points Affecting Conference

UN Infantrymen Launch Attack   Major Battle Rages for Key Hills After Reds Score Advance

U N. Troops Stage Night Attack On Reds   New Offensive Is Launched After Bitter Fighting

Soviet People Informed Armed Forces Readv To Move Against ‘Aquressors’

USSR Is Armed Fully, Marshal Tells Audience  ‘No Attack Planned’ On Any Other Natior

Reds Plan No U.S. Attack. Marshal Says   Soviet Strong Enough to Resist ““Any Aggressor”

Red Speaker Says Russia ts Peaceful   Has No Plan to Attack United States or Any: Nation, Cheering Commies Told

Russian Leader Airs Challenge To ‘Aggressors’   Denies Soviet Is Planning’ Attacks On United States

Beria Boasts Soviet Has All Latest Weapons, High Morale   Claims Technicians Have Captured First Place in World Science

Reds Set Against Attacks   Soviet Anniversary Statement Declares Russia Does Not  Plan U. S. Attack

Red Official Blasts U. S.  ‘Aggression’ Malinovsky Says  Russia Can Rely On Armed Forces

Russians Plan No War On U. S., Red Leader Says   But Armed Forces Cer Halt Any Aggressor, Malinovsky Warns

But Speakers Quick To Boast Of Russian Military Strength And Country’s Ability To Crush Attackers: All Celebration.

Red Marshal Makes Biffer Atfack On U.S.   Russia Is ‘Fully Armed’, Speaker At Anniversary Says

Soviet Forces Ready, Marshal Says To People   Malinovsky Speaks On Anniversary Of Red Revolution; Beria Has Warning

GOP Candidate For Senate To Speak Tonight   H. Grady Gore, Montgomery Countian, On State Tour

Two Slightly Hurt As Cars Coilide At Corner In Shultztown Thursday

Settlement Is Believed Near  in Wage Scrap   Stabilization Board Compromise Gets Labor’s Approval

Johnston And Labor Leaders  Talk Pay Plan   Conference Arranged After Chiefs Make White House Visit

Old Stone Found   Tomb Marker Uncovered by Laborer; for  Boy in 1733

FILIBUSTER THREATENED a  President's Price Control Program Limited By Senate

House OK’s Extension  Of Controls   New Legislation Won’t Be Ready By Saturday

Extend Nation's Economy Curbs As “Emergency”   Bipartisan Move Is Necessary As Deadline Nears

Beef Rollback Ban Retained By 61-02 Vote   Bipartisan Action By House Leaders Extends Controls

Senate Balks at New Control Extension Bill   Refuses, 61 to 26, to Scratch Price Rollback Powers

Senate Deals Body Blow To Control Plan   Hope For New-Production Act By Saturday Night Shattered —

Price Program Dealt Blow in Upper House  61 to 26 Vote Keeps Limit on Rollback  Dawaeare in AAanenra

Future Of Controls  In Doubt   Senate Refuses To Cut Beef Controls  From Future Plan

Senate Defeats Move fo Refain Price Rollbacks  Controls Future In Doubt, House Asks Extension

Senate Deals Body Blow To Controls   Their Whole Future in Doubt as Result of New Turn.

Senate Deals Blow to  Truman Controls Plan  Refuses To Strike Out Rule Forbidding Rollhacke. in Rallcall Test of Program

Douglas Loses Fight to Serap -DiSalle ‘Slap   Leaders in House Agree - On Stop-Gap Control  a: ee

2ND) ROUND COMING UP  ~ Reds Plot New Attacks; Allies Claim Victory

GI's Capture ‘Bloody Ridge   in Bitter Battles for Three Other Heights; Rada Stoy Several Assoults

DUG-IN REDS CHECK DRIVE OF UN UNITS   August Losses Of Enemy Estimated At 3 Divisions

Bitter Ridge Battles   No Slowing Down In Sea and Air War on the Battle Front

‘General Takes Back Seat Here  — Aan Arthnu+e tha Taac   Mrs. MacArthur the Toast of. This Show

MRS. MacARTHUR GETS WARM WELCOME HOME   General And son Take Backseat At Ceremonics In Murfrecshora,  Tenn

LIEN, MARTHUR’S WIFE HAS HER DAY AT FORMER HOM!   Deposed Commander Steps Aside as She Receives Plaudits at Murfrees boro, Tenn.   CROWD OF 50,000 —FATENDS A WELCOME   County Fair Atmosphere Pre vails—Heat Forces General to Shed His Old Trench Coat.

MacArihurs Get Ovation   Couple Celebrate Wed. ding Anniversary In Tennessee Town

Mrs. MacArthur Has “Her Day”   General Gives Brief Talk Honoring “Beloved Wife”’

PREDICT HEAVY SNOW TONIGHT   Weather Bureau Warns 0: New Savage Attack Of Winter

Hungary Refuses To Free Airmer   Red Puppet State Turns Down U. S. Note Over Plane Incident

TEMPERATURE   Controls Due In 24. Hours   Living Cost Index Hits New Peak

Final Talks On Price. Pay Curbs Called   Gavernment's Cost Of Living Index  Is Reported At New High Level*

Price-Wage Freeze Nears As Living Costs Reach Peak   Twin Orders May Come Today, But More Probably Friday; Flanders Declares China’s Pay Curbs Not Strict Fnauak

PRICE, WAGE FREEZE ORDER IS IMMINENT   Wages May Stay At Current Level, With New Bargaining Possible.

Order Is Slated to Be Issued Friday; Wage Ruling Is in Doubt     Tetu“[ware i Tr ct i.   Roll-Back Is Set  For Jan. 2 Prices   Eccles Urges 44-Hour Work Week; Living Cost at New Peak

Cost of Living Index Hits Peak   Expect Prices to Be Rolled Back to Jan. 2 Lietina

Twin Orders Of Controls Due At Any Time   Freezing Of Wages And Prices May Come Today

Freeze Order To Be Issued Today Or Friday   Johnston And Chiefs Hold Conferences Preparatory To Taking Action; Jan. 2 Price Peg Appears Sure

Price-Wage Freeze Ready; —_ of Living Index High  Vermont Senator Critical as Leeway *

‘Hold Final Parleys As  Freeze Nears   Prices To Be Pegged At Jan. 2 Levels And Wages At Current Rates. Report

Price-Wage Freeze Edict Being Drawn   Some Leeway Expected for Pay Bargaining

Final Talks Held Today On Freezing Of Expenses.   Orders Are Expected To Be Issued Friday By ESA Administrator

Price And Wage Freeze Expected Sometime Today      Government's Cost Of Living Index Reported At New Peak; Parleys Called

Final Parleys On Wage-Price Freeze Called As Living Cost Index Is Reported At New Peak   OPPOSITION TO CHING'S WAGE PLANS VOICED BY SEN. FLANDERS; ORDERS EXPECTED FRIDAY

Mobilization Problems—.  CIVILIAN TIRES CUT 25 PER CENT: ~~ LIVING COST UP   Million Railroad Workers Due for Raise on Price Index Hike.

New Problems Plague Fight. On Inflation   Cost-of-Living Climb Involves Pay Ceiling Break

Rail Unions Claims Pay  Raise Due   Strong Protests Slated To Follow Cutback In Tires

Rail Worker Wage Raise Is Claimed  Cost of Living Index Up 1.3°%

BLS Living Cost Index Reaches All-Time High   Increases Based On Figures May Crack Ceilings

Price,and Wage Problems Arise  25 Per Cent Cut in Tires Is Announced

Soaring Costs Causing Fresh Pay Problems   ‘Wage Increase Claims ©} 1,000,000 Workers In Rail Industry Poses New Headaches

Railroaders Due To Ask 6-Cent Hike   BLS Index Rises 1.3 Points: Tires, Tubes Cut 2556

New Crop of Wage, Price, Production © Headaches Plague Mobilization Chiefs

Gov't Orders 25 Pet. Slash In Tire Outpul   Living Cost Index Rise Threatens Wage Stabilizution

New Problems Crop Up Today For Mobilizers   Include Railway Pay Hike Claims, Cut in Tires and Tubes

Wage Boat Rocks Again In Rail C lain   Cost-Of-Living Rise Means 6-Cent Boost; Tires And Tubes Cut

Rail Pay Hike New Blow at Wage Freeze  25% Cut in Tire   25% Cut in Tire . Deliveries Sure To Bring Protests

Problems Spring Up In Price And Wage Structures   Reduction Of Tire And Tube Delivery May Bring Protest

Rail Men May Get Pay Hike As Prices Rise  Government Squeeze As Living Cost Index Rita. bi... £8°.k AAS.

New Problems Arise Over Mobilization   Another Pay Hike Plea Disturbs — Control Group

Government Faces Bigger Headache ‘As Living Costs © Sets New Record ©

NEW PROBLEMS RISE TO WORRY ECONOMIC ROSS   Disputes Over Prices, Wages And Production Call For Action —Railroad Men Make Demande

New Issues Plague U.S. Ni obilivers   Living Cost Index Brings Wage DemdAnds: Tire Deliveries Cut

Continued Climb of Living Costs Poses Problem of Increasing Railroad Wages

New Mobilization Problems Arising  Refusal to Sacrifice Poses Threats to The Entire Program

Rail Pay Brings New Headache la Mobilization  Cost-of-Living Index gute  Blite Alaw Liahe«   Cost-of-Living Index Hits New High; Auto Tires and Tubes Slashex

Rail Pay Raise Squeezes U.S.  Tires Cut; Grocers  To Be Given Ceilings

Pay Hikes Seen In Price Boost   Controls Program Is Facing Threat

Another Headache for’ Mobilizer: Cost- of - Living Index Advances to New High

Mobilization Group Facing Big Problems   Government Agency Plagued With New Crop of Price, Wage. Production Matters

Rail Workers Salary Claims . Bar Wage Peace   Slashed Tire-Tube Delivers Expected To Arouse Protests

Wage Stabilization Is Rocked by Pay Raise Claims of Million Rail Workers  Auto Problem     Government Is Caught in Squeeze as Army Operates Railroads

New Problems Spring Up On Prices, Wages   Railroad Workers Claim Threatens Pay Stabilization

Order 25% Cut In Auto Tires New Price, Wage, Production Problems Plaguing Officials

Rail Workers Claim Threaten Wage Formula  25 Per Cent Slash In Tires, Tubes I< Disclosed

More Problems Plague Nation's Economic Chiefs   Claims Of Railway Workers Threaten Wave Stabilization

EXGONVIGT HELD INFATAL SHOOTING EN Y STATE rp   Farmer Captured. at Gunpoint Near Troy After Auto Chase   BOOKED FOR MURDER   Police Say Evidence Sufficient Despite Sus! nect’s Silence

Ex-Convict Held in Death Of Trooper   Nassau Man Arrested Near His Farm in Vicinity of Troy.

Cables Armed Services Committee Chairman He Will Appear ‘At Any Time’ After Joint Session of Congress Scheduled for Thursday

U.S. Delegation Back From Ottawa Confab   North Atlantic Treaty Group Ends Meeting

Cadet Cheating Scandal Blamed On Athletics .   Senator McCarren  22: Recommends ‘C*y: ail  For Students Invol

Charity Asked For West Point Cadets Fired   Judiciary Chief Urges Less Emphasis Put On Athletics at Schools

Less Emphasis On Athletics Recommended   Attitude Of “Charity” Foi West Point Cadets Suaagested

MCARRAN URGES ATHLETICS CURB   Joins O’Conor in Opposine Suspension of Sports cat Academies —

Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Upholds Action Of Authorities But Asks Charity For Erring Cadete

McCarran Urges Charity At Point   Senator Strikes Out Against Great Emphasis By Schools On Athletics

President T. ells New Ambassador From Czechoslovakia Relations Between Nations Are at Low Mark

MORE TROUBLE BREWS IN IRAN   Air Of Crisis Covers Capital - As Police And Troops Pa trol Streets — Tanks Are  -  Ragdy

‘Hatred’ Rioting Flares in Tehran  Iranian Moslems Boo Britain,U.S.

T ension In Tran Mounts  After Riots   30,000 Moslems Boo U.S. And Britain And Vow ‘Lo Wage Holy War lf Necessary

Moslems Declare They'd Fight To Nationalze Oi   Police, Troops Patrol Streets Of Iran's Jittery Capital:

Tehran Tension Mounts;  30,000 Boo U.S., Britair   Moslems Threaten Holy War if Plan To Nationalize Oil Is Abandoned

Tension Grows In Iran Crisis  Militant Moslems Jeer U. S., Britain

Moslems Boo U. $., Britain During Rally   Vow to Wage War lf Need be To Nationalize Nation’:  Rich Oil Resources

U.S. and Britain Booed in Tehran  Moslems Threaten Holy War in Iran Oil Nationalization

Iranians Cr y Out ‘Hatred’  For America   30,000 Moslems Pledge Holy Wai   ‘Throw British Bandits Ir Persian Gulf,’ Islamic Leader Demands

30,000 Moslems Boo U. S., Britain At Mass Rally   Threaten Holy War To Back Oil Nationalization in Iran; Troops. Police on 24-Hour Aler

Tension Mounts In Iran Capital, Fear Holy War   30,000 Moslems Boo Britain and United States

Iranian Tension Mounts   Moslems Threaten To Wage Holy War, If’ Necessary, To Obtain Nation's Oilfields

MACARTHUR’S BOW   TENSION MOUNTS INSIDE TEHRAN   Moslems Vow To Wage War--}# Necessary In. Oil Dispute

Oil Threatens World Peace  lran Tension Increases:  U.S. ls Booed by Mobs

Tension Still Mounting In lranian Area  30,000 Moslems Vow To Wage

Moslems Threaten Holy War To Nafionalize Iran's Oil Industry   Tension Mounts In Tehran As Crowd Boos United States And Britain

Tehran Tense After Massive Moslem Rally   Boo Britain and US— World Peace May Be at Stake, Red Press Says

Tran Tension Posing Peril Of Holy War   U. §., Britain Booed As Moslems Protest Moves In Oil Issue

: . roe. Tension Is Mounting in Iran;  Moslems Boo U.S. and Britain

Police, Troops Patrol Streets InCapifal City   Some 30,000 Moslems At Rallies; Resolution Blasts U, S.,'Britain

Moslems Boo U.S.. Britain In Oil Fracas   Tension Grows in tran Over Nationalizing Rich Resources

Talk of Holy War Heard in Ira:  Moslems Boo United States and Britain

U.S. Is Booed as Tension Mounts   30,000 Moslems in Tehran Pledge War

TROOPS ROAM CRISIS-TORN IRAN CAPITAL   Moslems Threaten Holy War To Back Oil Nationalization.

3 FIREMEN, 3 POLICEMEN REINSTATEL   Franklin Hearings Ene As Council Refuses To Hear Petition

3 POLICEMEN REINSTATEL   Franklin Hearings End As Council Refuses To Hear Petition

Mines Scientists Say Cloud-Seeding  Values Uncertain   Ammonia May Have Caused Heavy Rain in Albuquerque in 1949

DICK CONTINO PLEADS GUILTY TO EVASION OF NRAEFT: LIARLE TO 5 YEARS AND $10.000 FINE

State Senate Convening On Tax Proposals   Compromise Talk, Fresh Start On Deadlock Heard

Pa. Senators Resume Fight On Tax Bill   Talk Of New Compromise Js Heard As Salone Gather; GOP Caycus Today. May Decide - Order Of Business For Session

Temperature Plummets To Darard Lows   Sub-Zero Weather and Blizzards Reported. in West; Snow Falls as Far South as Tennessee

Snow And Rains Accompany Drox Across Nation   Six Deaths Attributed To Weather Conditions  Ry IINITED PRESS

Mercury Drops to Six Below at Denver; Snowfall General Over Western States and in New England

First Snow of Season Falls In Many Areas   At Least Seven Deaths Attributed To Sudden Cold

Chill Spreads Over Country   Blizzard Conditions Send Mercury Down

TOLL PUT AT NINE IN TRAIN COLLISION   Louisiana Crash Blamed on Failure of Troop Carrier to Take Siding

BRITISH TRUCK AMBUSHED IN NEW EGYPT EPISODES; I PUSSIANS. OFFER COMMENTS

British Under Attack   Gunfire at Port Said Breaks Relative Quiet That Has Prevailed in Titehivéed Gicew 2S

British Patrol Is Fired Upon   Meets Small Arms, Automatic Weapons Blast at Port Said

FIGHT BRITISH AT PORT SAD   Fire on Patrol At Northern End Of Suez Canal

Truck Patrol Ambushed in New Outbreak   London Alerts New Force to Strengthen Canal Fone Troops

M ARTHUR IS SPEAKING AT TEXAS SHRINE   Rampaging General Continues Blistering Attacks Upon Administration.

Murphy Is Eyed As Truman Aide   New York Judge May Direct Probe  Of Government Corruption

Judge Murphy To Confer On U.S. Scandals   Towering Crime-Buste: Due To Confer With Truman Today

New Yorker Mentioned for Truman Board.  - Denies Accepting  Post Yet, Sees 

Judge Murphy May Play Key Cleanup Role   Towering New York Crime-Buster Due To Talk With Trumar

Crime-Buster, Truman Will Confer Soon  Tonight Is Deadline For Drastic Action

Truman Calls Crime-Buster To Conference   Judge Murphy Likely To Play Key Role in  Anti-Corruption Drive

HST May Ask Judge Murphy To Play Key Role In Drive To Quash Federal Corruption

Judge Murphy May Be Given Clean-Up Role   ‘Promised Drastic Action Expected io Be Panel To Halt Corruntion

Truman To See Crime-Buster About Cleanup  Judge Murphy Due In Washington For Conference on Plans

CRIMEBUSTER IS EN ROUTE TO PRESIDEN]   New York Judge May Head ‘‘Corruption”’ Smashers

Truman May Act Soon to End Corruptior   -$chedules Conference \With Judge Murphy, N. Y. Crime Buster

Army Reported Planning Call of 3 Guard Divisions   Units Not Named, But Members to Get Early Notice

Argentina Bans U.S. Broadcast  News From American Embassy Cut Off

Two Stratojet Bombers Collide Near Wichita   Four Feared Dead On Test Flights Of Giant B-47s

2 JET BOMBERS ~ GRASH AND BURN   FOUR TEST PILOTS BE. LIEVED KILLED IN ACCI DENT NEAR WICHITA,

FINAL STAGE OF CAROLINA WAR GAME Airborne Tactics Shown As  4000 Paratroops Hit Silk

Austin Advises Red Peace Propa gandists To Carr y  Appeal To Moscow, Peiping

Austin Tells Reds to Go To Moscow   New Peace Propagan:dists Advised on Peddling Their Wares.

MULIVES SINCKRE ? 7 Red Peace Propagandists Draw Rebuff From U.S.

Austin Tells Off Red Peace Front   Refers Propagandists to Moscow, Peiping

Prosecutor Seeks Death For Archbishop   ‘Catholic Clerqy Asks Mercy Of Hungary Court

Death Penalty For Hungariar  Prelate Asked —   Prosecutor Demands Severe Punishment For Anti-Red Plot

Death Demanded For Abp. Groest ‘And Bight Others   Hungarian Coart Hears  Strtements Of Seven;  Sentencen Thursday

Death Penalty Being Demanded For Churehmen  Archbi shop Throws Him self On Mer rey

Death Penalty Faces Bishop Groesz Throws Self  On Merey Of Court

Prosecutor Demands Death For Archbishop, Others, In Hungarian Red Courts

DEATH CAR IS. FOUND INN. 0   Body Of Florida Constable Found Near Mobile; No Arrests Yet

8ist Congress Dies Today Giving Truman Legislation To Face Crisis

‘Dying’ Congress Votes $20 Billions  For Defense Setup  New 82nd Session To Get Under Way Tomorrow Noon

Congress Passes Defense Bills in Its Final Hours   The $20 Billion Military Measure Included in Last Legislative Snurt

Two Defense Bills Go to White House   8Ist Congress Votes 20 Billions More Funds, Approves Sweeping Civil Defense Program; Clears the Way for New Session Tomorrow

Vote More Billions for US Defense   Congress Sends Truman Sweeping Civil Defense Bill During Final Hours   JOCKEY FOR POWER   Prepare for Opening Of Congress Tomorrow  As &ist Completes Work

War Fund, Civil Defense Voted   Dying 8ist Congress Takes Emergency Action

ist Congress Dies Today; 82nd Starts Tomorrow  Last Items of ‘Must’ Legislation Are On  Docket Today

Congress Action Speeded as End Of Session Near   Measure Is Drastic And Dangerous, Sen. McCarran Maintains

Olst Congress in Final Session  Denial of State hood  ye ~~ = 7 yf

Congress Passes Bill To Provide Civilian Defense   Great: Powers Are Provided In Event Of Enemy Attack

Ending Troubled Existence .. . .  Work Is Cleared By 81st Congress

Congress \ BPs 20) Billions   Hoists to About $43.000.000.000 Funds in Buildup Of Armed Strength

Fighty-First Congress Dies Today After Giving Truman Crisis Progran

81ST CONGRESS WILL WIND UP AFFAIRS TODAY   Lawmakers Move To Clear Calendars Of ‘Must’  Legislation

Our With The Old, In With The New Dying Congress O.K.’s Most Of  Truman Requests

Civil D> Civil Dofense and Defense Spending Measures Go to Truman  Rushing ‘Must’ Bills

Congress Votes $20 Billion Bill For Defense   Secorid Sweeping Bill Also Passed During Final Hours

Civil Defense Bill Sent to White House   Senate Approval by Voice Yote Winds Up ‘Action on Measure

$20 Billion Bill Passed  for Defense   Action Completed on Final Day of 81st Congress

Huge Defense Outlays Voted By Congress   Civil Defense And $20 Billion For Arm. ing Approved

—LEAST DAY — Defense Bills Sent To Truman   bist CONGRESS CLEARS DECKS

Civilian Defense Bill — Wins Senate Approval; 81st Congress Expires

Dying Congress Approves Vast Defense Bills   Senate Okay Sends “Must” Measures To White House

Rebuff Given President on ‘War Powers’   Congress Turns Down Request for Powers To Reshuffle Agencies

The Weather   Lame Ducks Vote Huge Arms Outlay   Add $20 Billions For Defense Before Quitting

$20 Billion for Defense Voted By 8ist Congress  Civilian Defense Bill le Sant ta Teaman

81st Congress in Last Hours Votes 20 Billions for Defense, Sends Ciwil Defense Bill to President

Both Center About Defense   20 Billions to Boost Nation’s Armed Might

Defense asure Sent Truman:   ww Session f Congress pens Tomorrow

920 Billion Added to. Big Defense Fund   President Also: Given Powers Fo Civilion Defense

8ist Congress In Last Meeting On ‘Must’ Laws  Tomorrow: Inhevits Dispute On Defenses

‘Must’ Bills Are Passed  ‘Defense Measures To Truman As Last Act

FINAL DAY OF SESSION Civilian Defense Measure ls Completed By Congerss

‘Home Front’ Measure Would Be Used in Event of Attack Upon U. S.

S20 Billion Defense Bill  Goes to Truman to Sign Sweeping Civil Defense Measure Clears 8lst Coneressional Slate

81ST CONGRESS MEETS FOR THE LAST TIME   Defense Appropriations and War Powers Legislation To Be Acted On

8Ist Congress OKs Civil Defense Bill  President Given Most of Program   President Given Most of Program Soucht To Meet Korean Crisis

81st Congress, Aimed At Ending War, Dies Today After Giving Truman Most Of Program Sought To Meet Crisis

Senate OKs Civilian  Defense Bill  Old Congress (Clear Up Desks For New Start =

White House Gets Civilian ~Detfense Bill   Senate Completes Action by Voice Vote Today         82nd Convenes for Its First Session at ‘Washington Tomorrow Noon.

8ist Congress In Final Day, Passes” Must” Legislation   Civil Defense, Tax Bill Go To Truman

$20 Billion Voted For U.S. Defense  Truman Denied Wide War Powers As 8Ist Congress Winds Up

CONGRESS DENIES POWER REQUEST   Truman Rebuffed In Try To Gain ‘Agency Control

Civil Defense Measure Sent to President   81st Congress Winds Up Affairs; Senate Fermally Adiourns ° -

Sist Congress To End Today   Gives Truman Most Of Program He Had Asked to Meet Crisis

—LAWMAKERSLast Day For 81st Congress  Clear Decks For New Legislature

81st Congress Moves To Clear Its Calendars   Work on ‘Must’ Items To Make Way for Successor Wednesday

Calendar Cleared  ie @ oo fi C be & 7 in Dying Session a f © 4  Or; Sist Congress

Expiring Congress Passes $20 Billion More for Defense   Also Sends Bill For Civil Defense To White House

FINAL SESSION SLATED TODAY FOR 8ST   Agree To Limit Debate Tc Act On “‘Must Bills”

Truman Gains Major Points" In New Crisis   ‘Must’ Legislation Will Be Cleared As 81st Congress Ends

815T CONGRESS WILL DIE TODAY   Gives Truman Most Of Program He Asked To Meet War Crisis   ‘TO CLEAR CALENDARS

81st Congress Passes “Must” Bills, Adjourns   Civil Defense, Money Measures: Cleared To White House —

House, Senate Meet On Last Items; Reject Reorganization Plan   Civilian Defense Measure Passed   Gives Broad Powers. On Home Front In Case of Attack by Enemy

Two Detense Measures Go To President   $20 Billion More in Cash, Plus Extra Powers Voted

20 Billion For Arms Provided   Civil Defense Bill Also Passed on Last Day of Old Congres:

8ist Congress Winds Up Affair:  New 82nd Congress  aate Tamnarrn w

Lame Ducks Quit Today As Congress:  Nears Close   New Session Meets Tomorrow, Facing Dispute On Policy

Civilian Defense Measure Is Sent To White House   Gives Government Great ‘Home Front’ Powers In Event Of Enemy Attack’

DYING CONGRESS VOTES 20 BILLION MORE FOR DEFENSE   Also Sends President Sweeping Civil Defense Bill In Last Day’s Work

Senate Okay Given Huge Defense Bill  Congress Also Clears Home Front Measure

Gave Truman Most of Crisis Program  81st Congress Adjourns Today  Row Over Foreign Policy Will Mark  Now Seccion Convening Tamorrow

Lawmakers Still Seeking Way To Raise Funds  For Pay Increases   DEMOCRATS’ PLAN THREATENED BY VETO

Argument With Woman Precipi. tated Shotgun Killing Of Two Women, Fireman And Self   ENDS LIFE WHEN TROOPERS ARRIVE

Kennelly Wins Re-Election In Chicago  City Hall Group Victor in East St. Louis Electianc

Re - YEAR-OLD LAKE MYSTERY  Believe Hulk Found Ou Beach That Of Schooner  

Meat Price Lids Announced   AND BLACK MARKETS, TOO  _aertreecnt Je ssnoen acme eee nen ems ane err reentrant eRe  Cattle Men FrownonOPS Order, See Ruin for Many

Girls Qualify In Contests  For Judging   Many 4-H Members Take Part in Annual County Contest to Select Winners for District Event.

Administrator For Hospital Was Selected  Board Has Chosen William S. Burge   Board Has Chosen William S. Burge After Interviews

Administrator  For Hospital.  Was Selected Board Has Chosen  William S. Burge After Interviews

About Town  And Country   T. E. Groninger Still Youthful Even at Aae of 80

U. Of M. Sports Given A Clean Bill Of Health   Regents Assure Governor No Violation In Win' ning Games

TERP ATHLETIC PROGRAM GIVEN B00D RATING   Nothing In Sports Setup Te Dishoner State, Regents Report   ¥INDINGS SUBMITTED TO GOV. McCKELDIN

Syngman Rhee Congratulates The Sine al   Korean Wires MacArthur: Dismissal Was Without Precedent, Says Aide

Korean President Praises MacArthut  Hails His Address At Joint Session

MacArthur Lauded By Syngman Rhee  His Address Before Congress Praised  wn wo.

Rhee Lauds “Magnificent Address   MacArthur Gets Cable From ROK Chief; Aide: Says General Doesn't KnowWhy HeWas Fired

PROWLER KILLS HAN, SHOOTS 2   Stranger le Silenced By Police Machine Guns

Town Terrorized — By Prowler Until He Is Finally Shot   Man Barricaded In Store Kills One, Wounds Two Others

{dentical Measures Concern Niagara River   Attempt to Attach Seaway Plar To Foreiaqn Aid Measure Fails

New Effort For Seaway Is Beaten   Two Congressmen Try to Attach It to Foreign Aid Bill.

Church Leader Given Release  Archbishop Stepinac Released From Prison In Yugoslavia Today

Tito Frees Archbisho p From Prison  Church Leader Will Be kept From High Office

‘Ike’ Plans Military Talks Only   No Politics Involved In Journey Home

Vote to Table Bill Is 15 fo 12   Proposal Buried by Congress for Term

Stubborn Red Rearguard Action Indicates Chinese Mav: Mane LastBiteh Stand

U.N. Forces Push Steadily Ahead; Only Five Miles. From Stronghold

‘tubborn Red Resistance Taken As Indication Of Last-Ditch Stand; British Move Up From South

Bitter Resistance In Rear dicate Last Ditch Stand:  Officers Baffled By « at Spotty Opposition if — Rest Of Battlefront

FIERCE BATTLE RAGES ASU. 8. UNITS ADVANCE   UN Troops Ar Are Within 5 Miles of Chinese _ Stronghold City -

AtHongchon Indicated   Communist Opposition Mostly Spotty-——Allied Forces Punch Toward Vital Highway Hub—Jet. Dogfights Reported

FIERCE BATTLE RAGES AS U.S UNITS ADVANCE   UN Troops Are Within 5 Miles of Chinese Stronghold City

Stubborn Foe Indicates Last  Ditch Battle   Opposition Elsewhere Spotty; British Unit Five Miles Front Town

Assembly Okays Spending Review  Provides Studies Of Entire Budaet

Review of State Spending Voted   Assembly Completes Action: Governor's Okavy Expected

17 Mines In State Close  Union Leaders Blame ‘Dump Gas’ for Shutdowns

SS aa, ee ee ee  Marchiando and White Blame Gas For Mine Closinas

Taft Condemns Truman Actions   States Nation Lacks Faith In President’s Judgment

Congress lola We Must Arm West Europe  Eisenhower Talks To Senate-House

Greatest Need Is Not Troops But Equipment   General Tells Congress Determination to Resist Reds Is High

General Joins  Policy Debate   ‘No Acceptable Alternative,’ He Tells Consress

Warns Congress That America Might Face World Without Allies   Europe Has Spirit To Resist, Claim   Material. More Vital - Fhan Men Now, He  Says: Urges Speed

We Stand Alone Against Reds lf Europe Falls  Tells Congress Europe is Ready   Tells Congress Europe is Ready To Do Its Part

General States Nation Has No Alternative  Congress Members Tolc ee an a   Congress Members Told Greatest Need Not Troops, But Equipment

GEN. IKE SEES NO U.S. ALTERNATIVE TO REARMING WES]   Tells Solons Our System Would Wither Away If Isolated In Red World

Eisenhower Reports To Congress.  1c fr... i    U.S. General Tells Of Recent Tour Of West Europe

Eisenhower Tells Lawmakers “No Acceptable Alternative”’   General Sounds Solemn Warning Of Things To Come If Help Withheld; Reports To  Congress On Personal Survey.

‘yend Lroops Only In Ratio To Europes   Eisenhower, Back From Tour, Talks To Congressmen

—LAWMAKERS — Allied Will Toe Resist “ound High   ‘RATIO TROOP HELP PROPOSED

Says Equipment Rather Than Men : Greatest Need   Countries In West Desire Te Resist Aggression, In Opinion Of General

Desire To Resist Aggression Noted   Greatest Need Equipment, Not Men, Says General

— To Nation:  ‘Eisenhower Says U.S. Has No Alternative To Helping Europe Rearm

General Backs Plans ToSend Troops Abroad   Believes Europe's Desire To Resist Growina Strancer

Great Need Is Not Soldiers But Equipment   General Says Troops From U.S. Should Be In Ratio to What Is  Putup by Europeans

NO ACCEPTABLE ALTERNATIVE, CONGRESS TOLD   Allied Commander Reporte On Recent Tour Of West Europe .

U: S. Has Ne Alternative, General Says   Finds Will to Resist Strong In 4 Countries

Decisions Of Congress On Defense Question Will Set Course Of World, Says Generai

EISENHOWER JOINS DEBATE No Alternative, Genera! Tells Congressmen In Report On Tour

General States Nation Has No Alternative  Congress Members Told Greatest Need Not   Congress Members Told Greatest Need Not Troops. But Eauipmen?

‘No Alternative’ To Helping Europeans, Eisenhower Says   Continental Nations Have Strona Morale

Must Give Aid ‘Ike’  Declares   Finds Spirit of Desire to Resist Aggression in  Western Europe

Eisenhower Gives Views   General Says Troops Must Be Sent Abroad

Congress Hears U.S. Help Vital   Greatest Need Now Not Soldiers, But American Equipment

Nothing To ‘Do But Help West Europe   ‘No Acceptable Alternative’ Says Eisenhower In Making Repert

IKE REPORTS NO ALTERNATIVE TO AIDING EUROPE   Says U. S$. System Woulc Wither Away If We Are Left Alone.

NO ALTERNATIVE EXCEPT HELP IN ARMING EUROPE   GENERAL SAYS U. S. STANDING ALONE, TO WITHER AWAY

Says Capitalist System Would Wither in World of Communisn   General Recommends That Some Troops Be Sent to Europe If Nations There Prepare to Defend Themselves In War

General Backs Plans ToSend Troops Abroad  es Europe’s Des sire To Res nell

We Will Wither Away If Left Alone, General Tells Congress   ContinentHasSpirit, Needs Equipment More Than Troops  {

Will To Resist Aggression Is Strong, View   Europe's Greatest Need Is American Equipment In Great Quantity, Quickly

Will To Resist Unquestioned,  He Vouchsafes   Send Equipment New, Troops Later In Ratio. His Plea

‘No Alternative’ to U. S..Arms for Europe. Ike Save         Ae SAA, ANAS ore r ‘ ee ist. rents! aT pert se it

No Alternative, General Tells Senate, House   U..S. System Would Be Doomed if Isolated in Red World

Millienth Warrior Dies In Korea   Identity ‘af “GI-X” Unknown——Started with Fint Minute Man at Loxingten

War Rasthe and Traffin Eataliting  weet QP Whit Gea uw @ wads  In Close Race for Millionth Victim

3 Dozen Bilis and Memorials Help Set New Alaska Record   Fight Over 40-Hour Week Amendments

Men Hired at Guadalajara Make Own Way to. Border; U.S. Guarantees Payments

ENJOY ‘VACATION Frankie And Ava Hold Hands While Hedy Gives Icy Glare

Texas Legislature Takes Long Adjournment  Vo Await Another Plan For Ending Tax Wa

SSAA NPREE Re, et. tee, anne MRS. TRUMAN PLANS TO GREET MARGARET

ILLINOIS BELL ASKS RATE BOOST   WOULD BOOST CHARGI FOR HOME PHONES BY 50 TO 75 CENTS

PHONE CO. APPLIES FOR RATE HIKE   Seeks $10,000,000 Additional Revenue in 50 to 60c Increase on Party Line Phones.

aaieeemeeen, sin ay cegeimmmenmeal ACTRESS JEANNE CAGNEY GRANTED DIVORCE

Candidates Start Off-Year Drive For Local Offices   Nominating Pet'tions Are Circulated; 27 Mayors Will Be Elected

Law Begins Check ‘On Joan Bennett   ‘Prémeditation® Clues Sought

Thirty-Minute Dogfight Over Korea Longest Jet Battle; 40 Reds vs. 21 Sabre Jets

inemy Routed In 30-Minute Record Battle   Allied Drive on Central Front Nearly Stalled Bye Stubharn Reds

Oil City Flier Gets 2nd MIG Of Korean War   Allied Ground Attack In East Is Slowed by Stubborn Enemy Units

Valley ‘Copter Pilot Rescues Downed Marine  Gigantic Air Battle Raging Above Heads

AGREE 10 $1.60 DAILY WAGE HIKE FOR LEWIS’ UMW   SOFT COAL INDUSTRY WILL BOOST PRICES ABOUT FIVE PERCENT

Lewis and Coal Industry Agree To Wage Boost   Voluntary Agreement To Beat ‘Freeze’ Will Bring Price Increase

Soft Coal Industry Agrees to $1.60  A Day Increase  Will Mean Rise Of 5 Per Cent  in Caal Prices

Wage Hike To Miners   Whole Industry Signs Agreement Granting $1.60 Daily Increase

Lewis, Industry Sign Agreement   Barg2ining Pushed To Beat Expected Government Control

LEWIS AND OPERATORS AGREE ON BOOST   Defense Program Within Scope Of U.S. Industry, Says Wilson

‘Coal Industry Agrees To Mine Waae Hike   Ten Percent Increaso Will Mean 5 Percent Doost in Fuel Pricos

Sign Voluntary Coal Paet for $1.60 Inerease   Daily Wage Raise Part Of Agreement With All of Soft Coal Firms

COAL INDUSTRY NEAR ACCORD ON PAY BOOST   Lewis Alerts Policy Committee After Talk Of $1.60 A Day Increase.

Lewis, Coal Chiefs Agree   $1.60 Daily Boost Set for Quick Ratification

Lewis, Coal Operators Sign  Wage Increase   All Segments Reach Pact On $1.60 per Day Boost In Mine Pav

A COAL AGREEMENT   Bituminous Industry Puts Okay on $1.60 Daily  Wage Increase

Toll Is Lower in  Fatal Accidents   Kansas Has Five Dead— National Record Far Better Than Last Week’s

FATAL ACCIDENT TOTAL DECLINES   Nation Counts 168 ‘Traffic Deaths In New Year Holiday And 79° Miscellaneous Fatalities.

DROP SHOWN IN TRAFFIC DEATHS   Runs Far Below Similar Period For Christmas  Period

Decrease Noted In Holiday Toll Of Human Lives   Most Of Decline Is In Traffic Deaths; State Figure Off

HOLIDAY DEATHS FALL SHORT OF FORECAST TOLL   246 Lives Lost; Had Pre dicted Toll Would Hit 330;'7 Die in State

Week End Deaths  Below Prediction   ee a a a — = SS See Sat" ae  11 Hoosiers Killed in Holiday Accidents— National Toll Ix Low

Truman Signs Anti-Slot Bill.  Shipment Across State Lines Banned

Shipping ‘Slots ls Banned by Bill   Gambling Devices Are Curbed Under NewLaw

Truman Signs Bil! Curbing “Slot” Racket   Pare ey Peo ere ry ae   New Measure Bans Interstate Shipment Of Gambling Device:

Slot Machine Shipments Cut Off by Law   Officers Clubs Hit by Measure _ Siqned by Truman

SLOT MACHINE BILL IS SIGNED   President Approves Measure Prohibiting Interstate Shipment

Truman Signs Slot Machine Measure   Bans Shipment Across State Lines Unless States Specifically Allow It

Solons Uphold Ban on Beano  In 159-80 Vote  VEW shh Kil.   VEW Bill Killed After Bitter Row In House

HEARN, RASCHI DUEL IN THIRD SERIES GAME   Over 1,000 People In Line At Dawn As Scene Switches To Polo Grounds

Price Freeze — Gets OKay of Defense Board   Controls Expected Any Minute—Cost of Living index Hits New Peak

MacArthur No-Politics Stand Is Widely Regarded As Wise Move   Politicians Of Both Parties Say General’s Stand Will Give Views More Influence With The Public.

No-Polities Stand Hailed In Con ongress  General Sa: Says He   General Says He Wants No Office   Statement May Have Removed Jealousy In  GOP, Kerr Asserts

Members of Both Parties Say General's No-Politics Move Wise   SOO CLIBS FORM

‘No Polities’ Considered  Wise Move   Politicians Believe General’s Ideas Now Hold More Influence

MacArthur’s “No Politics” Stand Lauded  Will Add Weight To Views, Political Leaders Ohserve

M’Arthur Ban On Politics Lauded  e Move,’ Leaders oF ee eae 3s Say

‘MacArthur Says He Wont Enfer Political Race   Both Parties Call His Stand ‘A Wise Move— More Appeal to Views

TORNADOES, WINDSTORMS AND SNOW IN MIDWEST   1939 Prices Bring Cafe Crowds and Provide a Profit

Warren Boom Given Start {n Californic   Party Leaders Urge Governor to List 1952 Plans

WARNED NOT TO RETURN _ Crusading Reporter Swims _ River After Attack at Club

Bomber in Plunge Into Fort Bliss   Falters of Takeoff, Coroms To Stop on Tennis Court, One Crewman Killed

Colored Oleo Ban Heads For Debate   “State Senate Expected To Thrash Out Issue ‘During Week’s Session

Archbishop Critical Of Mrs. F.D.R.   Fitness For U.N. Post Questioned Bv Catholic Leader

Fitness of Mrs. F.D.R.  Questioned Archbishop Says She Shouldn’t Head UN Human Rights Body

18-Year-Old . Draft Question Still Undecided   Senators Agree On 26-Month Service Period

‘Ike’ Sets Out To Convince US Of Europe Needs  Will Urge No Curb On Troop Number, Connally Says

 —EISENHOWER TO REPORT— Cabinet To Get Details On Defenses In Europe

‘Ike’ To Take Case To U.S.   Problem Is to Persuade Nation to Defend West Group

(ren. Kisenhower To Give Views   Need For More U. S. Troops  In Europe Chief Issue

GEN, IKE MAKES TRIP TO CAPITAL TO GIVE REPORT   Flies To Washington To Give President And Congress Views On Europe's  Will To Fight,

lke Tells Why America Needs European Army  Commander Report: To Washinaton

Washington To Get First Trip Report   President, Congress And Public To Hear Of Europe Needs

Eisenhower Now Plans Selling U. S. Qn Need For American Boys Abroad   Hopes To Convince Fellow Countrymen That U. S. Soldiers Needed For The Defense Of Western Europe.

Plans Switched for MacArthur  Gives People Chance   Gives People Chance on Road to See Him

MacArthur Entry Into Milwaukee Delayed an Hou   Motorcade Will Come Through North Shore Suburban Area

‘MacArthur To Delay Entry Into Milwaukee — To Give People On Route Chance To See Him

Switch Plans In MacArthur Day Schedule   Delay General's Entrance Into. Milwaukee Friday So People Along Route Can See Him

Paper Company Official Slain  Police Seek Link To Earlier Killing

Paner Official 1s Slain In Chicago   Believe Death Linked to  Killing Three Years ; hoe

Blazing New Offensive Is Making Gains   10th Corps Drives To Within 28 Miles of 38th

McGrath Will Not Defend Lamar Caudle   Attorney General Disassociates Self From Tax Scandal

oU. S. Stockpiles  Atomic Weapons   Present Expansion Program Is Exceeding Original Work of World War I

Communists Losing Strength in Europe Italian ‘Catholic Action  Claims Party Memberchin Falline OFF

Priest Prays With Mentally-Sick Lieutenant to Prevent Death Leap

Global Army Gets a Start   U.N. Planners Meet On Anti-Aggression  Pool of Troons

Judge Dismisses Charges Agains! Ticket Holders  Rules City Officers Entered Pool Room: With ‘Faulty Warren

GRAFT TRIAL IS SCUTTLED   Bookie Balks At Testi. fying; Given Five Years In Pen

Prosecutors Weep As Case Dismissed   Aa Long, Hoard Work Vanishes Over Gross Retutel

7 —GROSS REFUSES TO TESTIFY— Gratt Charges Drop ped A gainst Brooklyn Police

CASE AGAINST COPS CRUMBLES   :x-Bookmaker Fails Te — Tell Whot He Knows About Graft

CHINESE OPEN HEAVY FIRE ON UN TROOPS   Barrage May Be Prelude To Attack By Reds

Probing Drive Which Follows Is Driven Off   Americans Hammer Out Nearly Two-Mile Gains East of Attack

New Victory For Jet Planes Is Reported   Allied Units Seize Heights Commanding Huge Hwachon Dam

Stevenson Signs Billl to Increase Truck Tag Rates   Boost in Fees Will Bring Additional $20 Million to State

U.S. Will Supply Arms To Chiang  Mutual Aid Pact Effective Feb. 9th

MAY ASK FOR PERMANENT COMMISSION   Senators Declare Crime-Spotting Is A Full-Time Job

PWExchange Plan Offered Red Enemy   Little Chance Seer Of Yule Armistice   Allies Ask Early Answer On Sick, Wounded Prisoner Plea

Negotiators Hope For Agreement On Exchange Of Sick  Only Miracle Could Produce Armistice  By Dec. 27 Deadline

UN Still Hopes For Early Mercy Prisoner Trade   Holiday Armistice In Korea Appears To Be Impossible

Walter E. Guyer Dies Here Sunday Afternoon, Funeral Plans Incomplete

CALLS ATTENTION   To. Right-of-Way. Widths vin Order ‘That- Public May ‘Be Better“Inform-

HIGHWAY DEPT. CALLS ATTENTION   To Right-of-Way Widths In Order That Public May Be Better Informed.

Be Careful, Drivers Halloween Time Near, St Watch Out For Children      fucreased Caution On Part Of Motorists Ureeds Chief OF Police Issues Warnine

Police Doubt Missing Children Have Drowned; \Parents Offer Reward

Unseating Faces Two Legislators  Detroit Pair Called Unfit For Office

Acheson Testifies On Plan to Send Troops fo Europe   Expects W. Europe To Double Defense Forces Next Year

To Double Kuropean Defenses.   Acheson Expects Western Europe’s Forces Will Expand During the Year  WANTS MORE ALLIES Secretary Expresses  Hope of Link-up With Turkey, Spain, Greece

Doubling of Western European Defense Force Expected — In Next Year, Acheson States  Secretary of State Supports Plan for Overseas Troops

Acheson Tells Senate Allies Are Expected to Build Up Armies in the Next Year.   SAYS ATOM BOMB LEAD TO DECLINE   Must Build Balanced Forces to Slow Reds When Atomic Advantage Ends; Hits Waiting Policy.

Acheson Expects Europe fo Boos! Defense Forces   secretary Urges Mediterranean Nations Join Pact

Predicts Force Will Double By February, 1952   Senators Demanding Allies Carry Full Shore Of War Load

Secretary Acheson Back: Plan to Send 100,000  Men Overseas   NO COMMITMENTS MADE   Also Mentions Linking of Spain, Greece and Turkey in Alliance

West Europe Should Double Its Defenses ,   Acheson Asks Aid In Sending Troops To Helv Europe

Acheson Report Says Allies To  Raise Forces   Taft Wants To Know If Pact Nations Agreed On Number Of Troops

Acheson In Hope Europe To Up Forces   Secretary Says Doubled Defense Te Atlantic Aim

Acheson Expects Europe To Double Defense Forces   Also Expresses Hope Spain, Turkey And Greece Will Join

Senate Group Hears Acheson  Western Europe is Expected To Double Defense Forces

Acheson for Link-up With Spain, Turkey   Secretary of State Also Strengly Urges Sending Troops Ahrood

curope Expected to Double Defense Forces in Next Year, Acheson Says   SO COMMITMENTS

Strong Plea For Troops To Europe   Acheson Says Policy Of Waiting for Europe To Build Own Defense Might Be Suicidal

Europe Defense To Be Doubled Within a Year   American Plan For Sending Troops Given Committees

Expects Europe To Double Its  Forces In Year Acheson Speaks In Support Of Plan To Send More U. S. Troops

Acheson Asks No Limits OnU.S. Aid   Combined Force Can Deter Reds Senators Told

Year’s Goal Is Doubling Of Strength  Acheson Argues For Military Aid

West Europe Expected To  Donhle 4-  «<   Acheson Hopes Turkey Greece, Spain Can  Be Linked

Acheson Says Europe Will Double Defenses   Secretary Tells Senators He Hopes Spain, Turkey and Greece Can Be Linked to Atlantic Defense Plans: Denies U. §. Committed Troop:

Allies Expected To Double Army   Acheson Says Increase In Europe’ Forces Will Come Within Year

-urope to Double Defense Forces  Acheson Gives Views On Armed Aid Abroad

Secretary Acheson Back: Plan fo Send 100,000  “Men Overseas   Also Mentions Linking of Spain; Greece and Turkey in Alliance

Hopes for Growth of Allied Defense Power in Europe   Acheson Contends That Presence of U. S. Troops Would Stimulate Others.

FORCES TO BE DOUBLED   Acheson Tells Senate Allies Are Expected to Build Up Armies in the Next Year.   SAYS ATOM BOMB LEAD TO DECLINE   Must Build Balanced Forces to Slow Reds When Atomic Advantage Ends; Hits Waiting Policy.

—SAYS A-LEAD IS WANING— Acheson Sees Doubled Allied Forces in Year

ACHESON APPEALS FOR MORE TROOPS   Brands “Neutralism” as Short Cut to Suicide

Acheson Says Allies Will Double Force   That U. § Must Use Atemic Leed te Build Ralenced Cattective Forces

Acheson Hopes to Add Nations to Defense Pact   Backs Administration Plan to Send 100,000 Troops to Europe “**

Secretary ‘Backs Up Aid Plans   Acheson Also Reveals He Hopes Greece, Spain And Turkey Will ‘Come In’

ACHESON IS WITNESS ON TROOPS USE   Balanced Forces ‘To Offset Russia Is Revealed Plan

Acheson Says Europeans To Double Armie:   ‘Supports. Marshatl In Request For 100.000-Memn Force

HOUSE ASKS UN TO TAG CHINA AS AGGRESSOF   One Republican Calls I Equivalent to War Declaration.

Sponsors Of Resolution To Delay Action   Asian-And Arab Nations Are Cool Toward Proposal

HOUSE ASKS U. N. TO BRAND CHINA KOREA AGGRESSOR   Only Few Voice Dissent; Lake Success Proposal Step Set For Saturday

Bloc Is Opposing Condemnation of Peiping Regime   Asia-Middle East Group Considering Another Peace Bid

Splits Among Allies Loom at Lake Success   Resolution Delayed Until Tomorrow as Powers Hesitate

More Time Given Dele gates To Consult With Their Governments   Split Is Widening Among Anti-Reds   Arab-Asian Countries Meet To Consider Making New Peace Bid

House Calls On U.N. fo Indict China   “Bipartisan” Resolution Denounced By Some Republicans

Few Dissent From House Voice Vote’   But UN Proposal Will Be Delayed: Until Tomorrow ©

Republican Calls Move Same as Declaring War; U.N. Resolution Delayed

Reluctant 10 Brand China An Aggressor   Asian-Arab ‘Bloc Wants te ‘Make Another Useless Appeal to Reds

House Asks UN Brand on China  Waeaak LIN Ranly   Weak UN Reply Feared in Move to Tag Aggressor

United Nations Move Against China Delayed   Arab-Asian Delegates Consider Possibility ‘Of ‘New-Pedce Appeal

awe TINS PSION S Src  U.N. Likely Likely to to Speak Weakly, lf at All, on U. S. Demands 

House Favors  U.N. Demand  Votes For U. N. to Brand Red China the Aggressor  wo: Pe

House Calls on U.N. To Brand Red China   Resolution to Label Communist Regime as an Aggressor Adopted Over Charge by Some GOP Members It Is Virtual Declaration of War

@#eseeead We s180 S183 T Ss  Backers of Aggressor Tag for China Will Act To morrow

Move to Brand China Aggressor Delayed in U.N.   Middle East, Asia Nations Map Oppose Plan

House Asks U.N. To Charge China  Republicans Block Bipartisan Lable

House Asks U. N. to Brand Red China Aggressor   Opponents Call Action Equivalent to War Declaration é

House Labels Red  China Aggressor’ But Action Is Delayed by G.O.P. GOnposition Group

House Brand On China   Bipartisan Resolution Against Aggressor Gets Overwhelming Approval

UN Stalls on Naming China An Aggressor   U.S. Deldys Action; Asia Bloc Talks of New Appeal

Callon U.N. To Brand Red. Ageressors  Be neu oi; 4k. :   WOO E  Wess Dissents in The House as Voice Vote Taken

aati iar nee enemas —  Call ‘on U. N. fo Brand Red China Aggressor in Korea   House Passes Resolution Quickly With Few Dissenting Votes.

Airliner Missing With 23 Aboard; Weather Hampers Search Till Dawn

Bodies of 2 of Tug Crew Found  Frozen in Ice Along Shore of Lake Erie

Made War Widow For Second Time   Mother of 4 Children Loses Second Husband While Serving Country

HE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  lke, Mac Both Warn Truman (ther Wants in White House

‘THE SDorrestal Dy aries   Eisenhower and MacArthur Each Warned Truman in 1947 That Other Was Out to Get Presidency

MEAROL AL DIANE, ALL eres an  Stalin Told Byrnes Of Truman Dislike

Ohio ‘Cavalcade of Freedom’ Slated To Visit Defiance Friday at 1 P.M.

Mighty Blast Sends Brooks  wwwhiviw avi Ww  To 5-4 Defeat   bow Clues Most Spectacular Drive in History

Giants Snare N. L. Flag On 5-4 Win   Ninth-Inning Homer Tips Brooklyn; Series Opens Today

West’s Arms Plan Gets First OK   Only Soviet Bloc Against Proposal In 44-5 Vote

Allied Planes, Guns Level  Red HQ Town   Foe Stalls U. N. Drive On Reservoir

FOES SUICIDE UNITS BATTLE UN ADVANCE   Censors’ Blackout Hides Details Of Clash

WEALTHY DAIRY FARMER ASSUMES PRESIDENCY OF BIOT-WEARY PANAMA STATE

Panama Is Quiet Again   Rioting Ends With Capture of President; Pro-U.S. Man to Post

Dairy Farmer New President  Of Canal Zone   Former Panama Vice-President Takes Ove Chief Spot As Arias Is. Jailed; 14 Are  Dead And Hundreds Hurt In Riots

Iran Border. Teeming With Red Soldiers   Grady Says Increased Soviet Activity Shown But Does Not Regard Matter as “Serious”

Russia Increases Military Activities On Iran Frontier  Giant Field Gun Said Gat Tin an Rardar.

US Ambassador Says Reports Show Increased Red Activity Near tran

Reds Active   Around Tran  RA*IN..... BA   Military Maneuvers  Noted Along Border

‘Russians Reported Massing Alone Iran’s Northern Line   U. S. Ambassador Grady Learns Soviets Engaging In “Unprecedented” Military Maneuvers Along Caspian Sea.

Reds Active Near Iran,  Grady Says   Russian Military Exercises Staged  On Caspian Sex

U. N. Troops Stradale Mountains Guarding Red Strongholds   Series of Red ‘Counterat: tacks on Road to  Kumhwa Repulsed   More Miliary Activity Along the Iran Frontier

More Soviet Activity on Border Eyed   U.S. Ambassador to Iran Says Intelligence Has Found Indications: Sees Nothing Significant

Red Troops Move Near Iran Border   U. S. Envoy Sees Nothing Significant In Reports

Diplomat Denies Iranian Report  On Red Troops   U. S. Ambassador Grady Sees No Significance  In Soviet Maneuvers

Soviet Troops Increased Neai Iran Frontier   U. §. Envoy Discounts ‘Significance’ After Inielligence Report

Reds Boost Their ‘Activity at Iran’s ‘North’s Boundary   Grady Makes Statement at News Conference; Big Gun Put Up at One Point

Increased Red Activities Noted Along Iran Border   Ambassador Grady Sees Nothing Significant In Reports: Soviets Engage In Maneuvers .

More Soviets  On Iran Front  Red Armies Move About Along In Caspian Sea Area

Report “Unprecedented Maneuvers” Russians Concentrating  Troops North of Iran

Report Stepped-Up Russ Maneuvers Near Iran’s Border   U. S. Envoy Sees No Particular Significance

USSR Troops Mass Along  Tran Border   U. S. Ambassador Sees ‘Nothing Significant’ In Reports

THREE YOUTHS REMAIN STOIC BEFORE COURT   Accused ‘Slayers Are Ac: companied By Their Parents

Snow, Ice Cause Driving Hazards   And Forecast Calls for More Snow in This; Area.

lee Coating On Highways   Snow in Parts of State And Driving Made Hazardous

Drivers To Get 2 Tags To Last 3 Or 4 Years  Lausche Set Back On   Lausche Set Back Or Drive For Single Car License Plate.

Senate Favors Using 51 Tags For 3 or 4 Years   Would Replace Plates With Windshield Stickers Next Year

Senate Votes 2 Tags In 751, Then Stickers   Belt Bills Introduced; Blake Would Lower Pension Age To 60

Sen. Cain Calls For Declaration Of War On Ching   Withdrawal From Korea Also Asked In His Resolution

Cain Demands Showdown On Hight In Asia  Resolution Offers  US, UN Chance To Put Up Or Shut Up

‘ud Up or Shut Up’  Cain Moves to Declare War Or Withdraw Army from Koree

Put Up or Shut Up, Snorts Cain   Asks Declaration of War, Ov Korea Withdrawal

Senator Calls On Allies To “Put  Up Or Shut Up,” And Declare War

War Declaration Proposed By Cain  Another Resclution Calls For Withdrawal From

OPS Okays Hike in Price Of Area Milk   State Commission Chairman Stated Effective Date Of Boost Is July 16

OPS Okays Hike in Price Of Area Milk  State Commission Chairman Stated   State Commission Chairman Stated Effective Date Of Boost Js July 16

FAMILY AUTO IN FAMILY ROW Chases Hubby on Sidewalk Runs Him Down With Car

Allied Probing Units Advance About Six Miles  Drive Ahead In   Drive Ahead In West Korea Sector Without Opposition  Rr. weer mw w@ weit anternsrae

Controls Bill Sent fo Truman   President Discusses Measure With DiSalle

President, Price Director Confer On Controls Bil   Truman Is Expected To Sign Measure Despite Disapproval

Curbs Bill In House  Faces Vote   Truman Expected ' To OR Measure

DISALLE FINDS CONTROLS BILL DISAPPOINTING   But Truman Is Expected To Sign It Monday After House Passage.

Congress Ready To Finish Action On Controls Bill   Is Expected To Reach White House Monday; Truman Rebuffed But Will Sign Measure

House Ballot On Curbs Bill  Due Tomorrow   DiSalle; ‘Tcuman Talk Over Compromise; Aides See ‘Disappointment?

Displaced North Koreans In Dirty Tent City ‘Points Up Tragedy Caused By Red Tape Delay

ic. Coleman, Professor of Math; and Mrs. Freda Powell, Associate Professor of Speech.      Press Club To Promote More SR Journalism

Seminole Man Involved in Robbery Plot   Officials Frustrate Attempt to Seize $600,000 Air Force Payroll in New York

Defenders Hit Hard, Shift Men   Commutist Artillery Fire Reported Heaviest OF  vYorean War

Communists Lay Down Their Heaviest Barrage of War on the Western Front in Korea,     COMRADES IN EAST CLING TO VITAL PEAK      Yanks Pull Back After 10Hour Effort Fails to Win Last Bit of “Heartbreak Ridge.”

Artillery Fire Heaviest of War On West Front   Enemy Clings Fast to Last Northern Bit of “Heart Break Ridge’; Dickering Over Truce Talk Site Continues.

Slow Fail Offensive   Reds Hurl Biggest Artillery Attack Thus Far In War

Enemy Shifts Troops Over Toward West   ’Heartbreak’ Still Scene Of Bitterest Kind Of Fighting

Artillery Fire Hits New High  In Korea   But Communists Cannot Match  Heavy Firepower  Of Allied Armies

Grimly Defending Reds Slow Allied Offensive  Communists Blast U.N. Positions With Heavy Artillery Fire: Shift Forces to West Front

1] Numbers to Be Given Sunday by SHS Band in Second Concert of Series

South Korean Line ts Used By Red Units   Battles Reported Flaring 75 Miles Along Two Fronts; Toll May be Heavy

60,000-Man Allied Offensive Drives Forward For Gains In Central Korea

Allied Troops Plunge Ahead For New Gains  Chinese Forces Make Fanatical Assault On U.S. Regiment

CHICAGO GOP LEGISLATOR IS INDICTED   Charge Adduci Got $5,490  Commission on Sales to State.

Snow, Icy Rain Pelt Middlewest   Not much change in temperatare for Panama City and vicintoday, Lowest reading yester Y morning was 61 degrees,

Total Huge Flood Loss At Chanute   Neosho-Cottonwood Basin Residents Figure Water  Damage at $42,500,000

Estimate Neosho, Cottonwood Flood Loss $42.5 Million   Report Results:in _ Pressure on Congress For Enactment of Contral Maeacures

Ohio Speeds Stuff Law For Relief Chiseler  House-Passed Bill With Firm Penalties

House Approves Heavy Fines For Relief Fraud   Ohio Senate To Act Next on Stifter Penalties

Where to. Find    Gives, Protection to These Accused . II Senators. Sponsor ‘Code of \Conduct? Aimed At Mc€arthy

Code of Conduct Declared Needed   Democrats, Republicans Join in Move To Allow Persons Named to Answer

Reds, Allies Snarled On Butfer Zone Issue  Official U. N. Communique Says ‘Fundamental Differences’ Unsolved After Latest Talks

News Broadcasts Thanksaiving Day Over KWOS   Turkeys Not Smart—Won't Come in Out of the Rain

A PAST INCIDENT   Regent Choice Dates to Attorney General Days, — Arn Says

Benatare Shun   Bench Choice:   Truman Selections Killed ‘ Ry Committee Action

TRUMAN'S APPOINTEES ‘TO BENCH LOSE OUT   Senate Judiciary Committee Sides With Senator Douglas In Tilinoi« Dispute

4 KILLED IN TATE MISHAPS   Heavy Snow Credited With Holding Auto Deaths To Ten

MARCH OF DIMES OPENS DRIVE WITHOUT FAMEAPE   Donors May Send Gifts To Journal

Secret Service Files Unfold Story \Of ‘Master’ Painter of Bogus Bills

COUNTERFEITER KEEPS HIS WORD TO RETURN   DeShelley Blended Skills tc Make Almost Perfect Bank Notes   NOW IN ATLANTA ‘PEN

( Winter’s Worst Blizzard Hits Minnesota ‘And the. Dakotas; Snow Falls in Friseo

Churchill Names Four to Cabinet   Food and Finance.  Termed Top Issues

Churchill Names Four More Aides   Britain Awaits His First Domestic Move—to  Build Homes

Churchill Names Four Ministers  Cabinet Will Weigh tran, Suez Problems

Churchill Names Four To Cabinet   New Leader Of Britain Picks Officials

Churchill Adds To His Cabinet  Names Four Ministers Calls Meeting Today

Churchill Selects Four Aides As People Watch For Home Policy Move

Churchill Acts To Fill Cabinet Names 4 More  Britain Awaits First Moves on Problems  Of Finance and Food

Communists  Seek Air Rule   UN Pilots Bag 20 In 2 Days, Lose None

Man Unable fo Recall What He Did With His 510,000   Travelers Aid Tries to Locate Where Sum Might Be Deposited.

Labor Members Of Board, Quit; Lash Formula   Johnson Tackles Big Problem on Proposed 10° Limit on Hikes

Labor Raps 10% Top on Wace Hikes   Members Walk Out of WSB in Protest of Plan

Uncertainty Clouds Scene After Protest   Compromise Fails To Satisfy Bloc; Review Promised

South Koreaiis  Take Kaunpo   UN Holds Solid . Defense Line across. 140 Miles at 38th —

Yankees Are Mopping  Up Everything South Of 38th Parallel Line   One Chinese Regiment Decimated, Others Are Moved Out Of Invaded Area Without Shots.

Ss. Koreans Cross the Parallel   American Troops Begin Mopping up In Seoul Sector; Smash Red Unit

South Korean Troops Drive North in Mass   Soldiers Decimate One Chinese Regimen’ In Uijongbu Aiea

Americans Virtually Destroy One Communist Division, Isolate Part of Another: Koreans  Over Three Miles Into North Korea In East

ROKs Follow Old Highway To Chongjin   Advance In Force Into North Korea   Yanks Cut Up A Commu. nist Regiment, Isolate Part Of Another

ROK’ TROOPS ChOGo BORDER, MOP UP BELOW   Air Reports Heavy Red Tank and Truck Traffic to Front.

Yanks Mop Up In Seoul Area;.  ROK’sPush On   U.S. Decimates Red Regiment; Cuts of * Another at: Witonoby

South Korean Troops Drive Over Parallel      Amevicans Mopping Up South OF 38th Jn The Seoul Area

Gls MOP UP ALONG PARALLE!   Communist Stand Indicate Just North Of Parallel 38: Tanks Siahted

ROK’s Invading North In Force, Capture Village  Yanks Decimate Red  Division In Mop-Up   South OF Parallel

GI's Mopping up Just South of 38th Parallel   South Koreans Drive North of Line in East

Yanks Mop Up Reds Below 38th   Little Resistance Being Met by UN Along 140-Mile Fron

South Koreans Cross Parallel, Seize Village   Yanks Mop Up Reds ir Pocket North of Seoul Area

8th Army Nearing Parallel   Yanks Decimate One Chinese Regiment In Uijongbu Area South Of Seoul

RAILROAD MEN RETURNING T0 JOBS RAPIDLY   Strike Ends In East But BRT Slow In Resuming Work at Mid-west Points.

Rail Strike Eases Little At Chicago   Industries Start Race To Restore War Production

Rail Back-to-Work Movement Begins tc Spread Over Nation   Industries Begin Race to Restore War Production

Rail Strikers’ Work Return Move ‘Spotty’   Midwest Centers Still Struggling As East Recovers

Army Will Slash June Dratt Call; Rotate Veferans  _ Drafted; Call For  Beearue (Hitcers Set

Army To Cut June Draft Call To 20,000 Men   Korean Vet Return. Reserve Officer Call Also Is Disclosed

Army Will Cut June Draft Call To 20,000 Men  Rotation Program For Korea Vets Is Planned

June Draft Call Drops, Korea Vets To Return   Army States Plans To Recall Reserve Officers To Action

Army Plans Cut In Draft Call   Also Intends To Set Up Korean Rotation Program.

ARMY MAY CUT DRAFT CALLS   Also Plan Quick Action On Rotation Of Men  From Korea Area

20,000 Vets Due Monthly  From Korea   June Draft Cut Set; 15,000 Of Reserve Officers Face Call

Army To Cut June Draft Call Of Men   20,000 Reduction In Quota Set By Defense Dept.

EX-SULDIERO DENY PART IN KILLING OFFICER IN ITAL   Former Lieutenant and Ser geant Term Charges of Cloak-and-Dagger Slay ing Fantastic,   SEVEN-YEAR-OLD CASE SNARLED IN RED TAPE   LoDolce Savs He Would Fight Any Effort to Extradite Him — Charges Barred in U. 8,

2 Ex-Gls. Hit: Chaiges They Killed ‘Major   Pair Deny Slaying Commander During Secret War-Time Mission   RED TAFE SNARLS CASE   Legal Moves Against Ace cused “Men Forbidden by Law; May Be Extradited *:

Two Accused in OSS Killing Deny Charges  International Red   International Red Tape Snarls Case

48 States Sharing In Huge Contracts   State's Share Is Listed At 3.7°- in Furnishing Prime Military Contracts

Allied Probers Check on New  Enemy Charges   Circumstances Stir Fresh Speculation on Reopening of Talks

Newsmen Are Barred During Investigation  Reds Charge Troops Violated Sector

Speculation Aroused by New Trip to Kaesong   Mission Announced as Checking on Ret . Charge But Newsmen Aren't Permitted to Go Alona as on Other Trips.   KEY PFAK CAPTURED

Fresh Speculation Stirred As Probers Goto Kaesong While Newsmen Are Barred

Resumption Of Talks May Be Possibility  Adverse Weather _ Hampers Advance FAL Alt. *._....

Hint Renewal Of Truce Talks  Mission Goes To Cheel New Red Complaint

Jenner Tells Legislature State’s Share Of Federal Taxes Is Terrible Tribute

H urley Charges Effort Made To Disparage Him   Criticizes 1949 White Paper On China; Wiley Points Out That Hiss Was Present At Yalta Conference

Hurley Asserts FDR Wanted Yalta’ Changed   Claims Roosevelt Realized Mistakes Made in Aqreement

Arkansas Farm Owners Face Labor Shortage   Bumper Crops But Not Enough Help To Harvest Them

INTEREST COST ON U.S. LOANS HITS NEW HIGH   Interest Yield Rises, Sign of Move to Keep Prices Up

Allied Infantrymen Fight Ridge-To-Ridge Battle In Eastern Korea Against Retreating Chinese Reds

Allied I Infantrymen Fight ‘Bouncing’ Battle Over Korean Ridges Against Reds

Allies Fight ‘Bouncing’ Ridge Battles As Chinese Reds Continue to Retreat

Huge Supplies Are Abandoned By Red Army  angle’ Is   “Iron Triangle” Is Being Mopped Up By Allied Forces

UN Troops Gain In Ridge Fighting   Reds Continue to Fall Back As ‘Bouncing Battle’ Rages

Triangle Area Gains Expanded  Entrenched Chinese Guard New Position

—KOREA—  Reds Yield One Ridge AtA Time  Stockpiles Of  Sunnlliea Seized

Ridge-Running Allies Pursue Retreafing Reds   ‘Bouncing Battle’ Tag Given Tank-Led Chase of Communists

Allied Troops 4 Chase Reds Over Korean Ridges   Chinese Abandon Huge War Stores In ‘Iron Triangle’

EARLY DEATH TOLL 1S HIGH   Holiday Expected To Cost More Lives Than Previous Estimate

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL INCREASES   At Least 460 Persons Dia From Violent Means During Weekend — Traffic Toli May Exceed 460,

Holiday Period Death Toll On Roads Mounts   Two Accidents Are Fatal To 14; Train Hits Loaded Truck

Motorists Rack Up Bloody Toll   Labor Day Week End Accidents Already Claim 460 Persons

Puerto Rico To Vote Tomorrow On Whether To Have Constitution Giving Additional Power

Yank Pilots Send Red Jets Scooting In Giant Air Fray   Allied Airmen Down Two MIGs As Chinese Step Up Sky Force; Ground Troops Move Cautiously

YANKS FORCED ENEMY PILOTS OVER BORDER   Two Red Planes Were Riddled In Aerial Fray

Yankee Pilots Win Historic Jet Doafiaht   Migs Turn Tail As 90 Ships Engaged; Add Ground Gains

Hodes Says Reds Dally  Cease-Fire      Nuckols Reports Enemy Presses Proposal of Trade for Important Positions     Defenses Sought Allies Would Have UN — Troops in Defensible Spots

TRUCE REPORT: NO PROGRESS   Reds Make ‘No Attempt To Get Reasonable Solution’

Reds Won't Try, Hodes Declares Of Truce Talks   "We're Busting Our Guts for Peace,’ He Says During Recess

Reds Refuse fo Give Ground on Cease-Fire Line   eee eae eee Make No Attempt to Get Reasonable Solution.

U. N. Truce Negotiator General Henry Hodes Says Allies Bustin’ Guts Trying For Reasonable Peace’

Says Reds Nof Making Attempt From Just Truce   Still Wanting To Trade For Vital Military Positions

U.N. Negotiators Say Reds Aren't Trying For Truce  Communists insist On Own Proposal For Buffer Area

U.N. Trying to Get War Settled But Reds Stall   No Effort by Reds to Reach Reasonable Base

Enemy Makes No Attempt To Settle War  UN Officials Say   UN Officials Say Reds Hamper Every Move

Reds Making No Attempt fo Get Truce Solution, Hodes Charges  Continue to Press @.. #8 ba ——————

While U. N. Negotiator Says Allies ‘Busting Guts’ Trying to Settle War

Allied Leader Assails Reds For Deadlock   Gen. Hodes Declares Buffer Zone Dehate “Shows No Progress”

Envoy Declares Armistice Talks (ne-Sided Event:   Three-Hour Meeting Today Fails To See Further Progress

REDS MAKE NO TRUCE EFFORT   Korean Cease-Fire Lin Discussions In Stalemate

UN Truce Negotiator Says Communists Are Making No Effort. To Ayrnive at Aacreement

No Progress Again Toward Working Out Korean Truce   U.N. Negotiators Express Disgust Over Failure Of Reds To Make Any Attempt To Reach Solution.

Cease-Fire Teams Still Deadlocked   ‘Chairman of U.N. Truce Subcommittee Blasts Red. Actions

Reds Making ‘No Attempt’   Negotiator Says Enemy Isn't Even Being Reasonable

U.N. Finds Little Trouble Driving Ahead Half a Mile; Truce Talks Fail to Gain

Location Of Buffer Zone Stalls Talks  Communists Refuse  To Change Demand

Workhouse, Jail Terms Given Three Defendants At Plea Court Session

Sentences Honded Out To Pleaders   Workhouse And Jail Penalties Distributed Among Trio In Clear. field Plea Court.

FATAL TRUCK BLAST:    FATAL TRUCK BLAST:  Driver, Companion Escape, Man  Warning Neighbors Is Killed

Huge Red Troop Hike for Korea   ‘Russia: and China to. Also Use Former Japanese POW’'s ~

Beef Shortage Predicted As Ceiling Goes On   Some Retailers Report Orders Not Filled Today

Takes The Street— \Ohioan Pilots Plane To Stop On. Busy Boulevard

TRUMAN MAY ACT IN RAIL DISPUTE   ISEN. MURRAY PREDICTS IN. TERVENTION AFTER  WHITE HOUSE VISIT.

Floods Ravage 3 Counties in State   4 Dead, 2 Missing From One Family

Soldiers Grove, Gays Mills Loss Reported Severe  Six in Family Dead, Mississippi Crest

‘Peron Claim Of New Atom Process Doesn't Impress U.S. Scientists

State Stunned Over Bennet   Man Who Rose From Country Teacher to World Figure Always Busy  Man

Benneft Was Busiest Man In His Field   Amazing Record of  Sooner Educator Has Long Held Attention Of American Public

Bomb Found In Columbus’  Neil House   Discovered in Phone Booth of Hotel Picketed by Strikers

DISCOVER BOME IN NEIL HOUSE PHONE BOOTH   Nine Feet of Fuse Attached to Pips Filled with Nitro

Bomb Is Found At Neil House  Detectives Guard Serike-Bound Hotel

ALMOST 25,000 RADAR EXPERTS KEEPING WATCH   Nation's Aircraft Warning System Against Hostile Planes Is 97 Pe Cent Manned. :

25,000 Radar Men Guard Against Attack  Air Raid Warning System Built Up Rapidly Since Start of Hostilities in Far East

25,000 Radar Men Scan Skies for Enemy Planes   U.S Canadian Air Raid System Now 97 Per- Cent Manned.

AIRCRAFT WARNING SYSTEM  25,000 Air Force Radar Men Watch For Strange Planes

Almost 25,000 Air Force Radar Men Keep Steady Watch to Detect Approach of Any Strange Planes

State's Mishaps Claim Lives of 16  Drownings Boost Toll of Weekend

Sixteen Die In Accidents   Car Smashups, Drownings And Plane Crash Take Week End Lives

Accidents Fatal fo 16 in State   Traffic, Drownings Take a Heavy Toll

Tax Collector     ” Denies Having His ees coe         " Denies Baving His

Want Audit Of 56,000 Collectors   Collector's Aceount of Luerative Sidelines Brings Spur to Demanc

Revenue Bureat Employes Face Returns Audit  Collector's High ntaxed Income Spurs Demand

Agent Testifies In Tax Probe;  Audit Planned   Returns Of 56,000 Workers May Be Studied By Investigators

TAX COLLECTOR DIDN'T REPORT $32,834 INCOME   Joseph Marcelle Made $135, 776 in4 Years, Inves- ~ tiaation Shows.

Tax Agent Concede He Is Careless With Own Returns  Marcelle Cace   Marcelle Case Spurs Audit of Agents Returns

ax Collector Was ‘Careless’  House Probers Hear   oe  Secreees  poe

Tax Collector ‘Careless’ on Own Reports   Put Into Files of Those That Didn’t Get Full Auditing

Tax Probe Spurred By Collector's Tale Of Lucrative Sideline Jobs

Revenue Bureau ‘Mav Face Audit Of AIl Workers   fax Returns Of 56.000 May Result From Probe Of WN. Y. Calleetor’s Tay

MARCELLES CASE SPURS TAX AUDIT   Internal Revenue Bureau Returns to Be Checked

lestimony Spurs Audit for Agents  Marcelle’s Income Reached $135,776

Federal Tax Collector Describes Lucrative Sideline Activities In Explaining Income Tax Dispute

Objective Achieved Ir “RFC Sift: Fulbright   BY WARREN DUFFEE  IP Staff Corresnondent

Tobey Guarded Night and Day, His Son Says   Kefauver, Hunt Report Letters Warning Them Off

Crime Probers Receive Threats Against Lives  Senators Shrug Off Warnings as Work Of Cranks. Cracknots

Senate Probers Reveal Threats On Their Lives   Some Phone Calls and Letters Taken Seriously, Others Are Disregarded.

Because Of Probe Roles  Tobey, Kefauver And Huni Receive Death Threats

Three Probers Receive Threats  Senators Disclose   Senators Disclose Menacing Letters

3 Senators  Get Threats   Tobey, Kefauver, Hunt Told to Lay Off  Crime Inquiry

Colorful, Sombre Rites Planned  1,700 Gypsies Pav Respects To King

Expect Reds’ Major Spring Attack Soon   Report Enemy Is Crossing Rivers In Chunchon Area

Allies Wait New Assault By Chinese.   Commies Moving Up Under Umbrella of  Dense Rain Clouds

Second Day Of Aggressive Actions For Eighth Army, Termed Reconnaisance In Force; Whole Korean Front Fluid

Suwon, 17 Miles From Seoul, Now In Allied Hands  Whole Korean Front In Fluid Condition; UN Line Improved

Quick Thrust Throws Enemy  Out of Suwon   Yanks Move Up to Harass Three Chinese Armies: Mieccad tan North

Red Forces Kept Unset Near Seoul   U. N. Combat Team * Punches Its Way Into’ Suwon

Weakness Found On Enemy's West Flank   Fast-Woving U.N. Combat Team Jabs Into Ancient Suwon, Then Pulis Out At Dusk: Aggressive Strikes Harass Red Armies

Allies Advancing Along Fluid Front   Armor-Led Infantry Enters Osan And Moves Northeast To Take Kumyangiang And Chon

HawaiiQuake  Loss Million   Shake Most Violent on Record: Water Damage Worst

Corsicanans Can Sympathize—  Loss Of Treasured Water Stores With Drouth Ahead Worst Quake Damage

Water Supplies Wiped Out In  Hawatian Quake   Island Is Dealt Severe Blow As Drought Period Nears; Property Damage May Reach $1 Million

Heaviest Earthquake On Record In Hawaii Destroys Water Supply For 200 Families

 —KONA COAST HIT HARDEST— WaterStoragesDamaged ByHawaiianEarthquake

Quake Shakes Isle of Hawaii   Heavy Damage Done   Heavy Damage Done To Water Supply

EARTHOUAKE JARS HAWAII   Reported Heaviest Ever Recorded On The  Islands

Quake Damages 200 Water S‘orage Tanks  Estimate Property Loss at $1.000.000

Heaviest Ever Recorded . . = E arthquake Wreeks  ‘Hawaii Water Tanks

Quake Destroys Water Storage Tanks In Hawaii   Much Damage Is Caused By Severe Earth Tremors

Democrats Hit State Fund Bills   Minerity Leader Heads Attack on Appropriation Bill; Skip Tax Issue

VOTES 10 BAN ARMS TH CHIN   U. N. ASSEMBLY APPROVES WORLD EMBARGO AGAINST SHIPMENTS, 47-0.

UN APPROVES BAN QN ARMS AID 10 RED CHINA, 47-0   Soviet Bloc Dodges Showdown By Refusing to  Particinate   WAY IGNORE RESOLUTION   U.S. Strengthens Law Barring Aid to Nations Trading with Reds

Un Ignores Red Protest   Unanimous: Vote Halt  Shipments To China

China Embargo Approved By UN   Russians Apparently Will lanore Action

Embargo Voted, 47- 0, By Assembly  Russians Refuse To Participate : In U.N. Action

UN Assembly Votes Global Embargo On China, Korean Reds   Russian Cries Of ‘Shameful’ Drowned Out In 47-0 Vote for History Making Action Against Aaqgressors: US Conaress Also Acts

UN IN HISTORIC ACTION VOTES ARMS EMBARGO   Russian Bloc Cries Resolution “Shameful” Refuse to Vote

Embargo Voted On War Goods For Red China   All Countries Of World Asked By U.N. To 3g, Refuse Arme . 

 Arms Embargo on Red China  Approved by UN Assembly   Russians Refuse To Vote and Eight Others Abstain in History-Making Decision

Doubts New Taxes Will Be Voted By Terri. Legislature   Hutcheson Starts Legislative Series

Senator Holds Added Levies Nof Required   Extra Revenue To Be Derived From Boost fn Income Tax

Aged Woman Hit. Killed By Auto   Miss. Martha Bramhall 44th  Berrien Traffic Victim

3 OAKS WOMAN IS AUTO VICTIM   Miss Martha Bramhal Struck By Auto  Near Home

State Law Makers To ‘Meet Monday   Republicans Comment on Governor's Opening Message

Diplomats in Pigtails, Short Pants To Meet at Summer Friendship Camp

Big 4 Ministers Should Watch Summer Village Host _ To Youth of 7 Nations

Balloons Carry Friendship Note   Czechs to Receive 2,000, 000 Lecflets from West

Please Send Jackie a Valentine   Little ‘Miss Beautiful’ is Duing of Cancer

LovelyAtlanta Girl, Leukemia Victim, Wants Greatly To Be Your Valentine

Want Valentines For Dying Girl   Atlanta Girl, 12, Has Cancer; Not Expected To Live Very Long

  Doomed To Die ''How About Making ‘Little Miss  Beautiful’ Your Valentine?

Dispute Over Title Almost Upsets High Society Wedding   HER WISH: ‘WORLD PEACE’ — _ Be My Valentine? Asks Cancer Victim, Age 12

She Wants to be Your Valentine “Miss Beautiful’ Longs for Peace  As She Watts to Die of Cancer

Atlanta Girl, 12, Near Death From Cancer, Wants To Get Lot Of Valentines

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Finds Himself In Unusual Company  Before His Speech

Chinese Threat in Korea Must Be Smashed, Mae Tells Quizzing Senators

Free World Must Beat Communism In Korea He Says   ‘Repeats Present Plan Calls for Unending Bloodshed

WIN IN KOREA OR FACEDOOM, MAC DECLARES   General Completes His Third Full Day of Testimony.

Pushes Plea To Win War In East Now   Tells Senators Marshall Authorized Crossing Of 38th Parallel.

Vira htt Of 3-Day Report   Asks Greater Effort Against China Reds; Makes Solemn Plea For Moral Leaders

AKO U. §, 10 40 WOKE TO “AAOUISH WAR   Ends Gruelling Testimony to Senate Committee with Warning of Reds.

Despite Decline in Farm Population In Missouri, Area Produces More Food

Fair Weather Is Promised  National Forecast Is For Sunny Skies For Easter Sunday

GOP Demands Truman Back ‘   President Is Asked To Study Inquiries

Truman Is Urged To Hurry Home   Mink Coats, RFC and Job Buying Cited As Reasons for Return

Norman Davenport, Second of Jail-Breaking Brothers Sought in South, Surrenders

Last Of Two Texas Toughs Behind Bars   Norman Davenport Surrenders When Brother Is Taken

SLATE HEARINGS ON SIX FIELDS   Special Location Of Southwest Production Well In Ruston Due

Pig and Press Agent Arrive in Washington To Join Fight Against Pork Controls

This Little Pig Went to Congress To Protest Against Meat Controls

Taxes Under Truman Total More Than All Collected © Previously, C. of C. Reports

KKKKKK TRUMAN ADMINISTRATION GOT MORE TAXES THAN ALL PREVIOUS REGIMES

Truman Administration Tax Collections More Thon Others Pat Together

Taxes of Truman Years More Than Equal All Others   U. S. C-C Even Leaves Out Receipts Of Several Months In 1945

Truman Taxes Exceed All Previous Receipts, U. S. Chamber Reports

Halt Ordered in Aluminum Use More Than 200 Non Defense Items Hit

Reveal Ban on Aluminum Use   Restricted for 200 Non Defense Items

Less Aluminum for Non-Defense Products   NPA Announces Ban Affecting Manufactura Of Over 700 Articles

Ban Use of Aluminum In 200 Civilian Items   Kitchen Utensils Are Exempted From Order; Production Authority Also Announces New Restrictions on Use of Natural Rubber

-Curtiilenent Designed To’ “Assure "Supplies . For Military Needs _

NPA Curbs Civilian Use Of Aluminum  Ban Effective April  on More Tian ShABsa die te

Place Ban On Aluminum Use   Curtailment Designed To Assure Supplies For Military Needs

Ban Aluminum jor Non-Defense Use   Order Will Affect More Than 200 Items.

ALUMINUM IS BANNED IN OVER 200 PRODUCTS   No Cocktail Shakers, Venetian Blinds; Kitchen Utensils Not Affected.

Final Performance of “Going Places” Delights Audience Sunday Afternoon

PACIFIC PACT BEING CONSIDERED BY U. S.   Washingten Studying Formal Defente Alliance With Aunsiralia And New Zealand

America Studying Pacifie Pact   Defense Alliance With New Zealand Australia Likely

INo Peace Feelers Yet From Red Chinese   Government Authorities Deny Rumors Going Rounds in Washington Say Enemy Still Is Determined to Drive Us Out.

China ls Nof Hinting Peace   Gov't Says No Peac« Feelers Forthcoming From Peiping

Truman Holding Foreign Policy Confabs Before Big 3 Ministers Meet

SPOTS BLAZE, LEADS BATTLE WITH FLAMES   Overcome Fighting Fire In Mackinac Island  Landmark

Smoke Fells Twin City-Man   Supt. Nor rdherg Leads Fight To Save Landmark

$10,000,000,000 Executive Branch Payroll Foreseen by Senator Byrd   Solon From Virginia Notes Employment There Has Passed 2.500 000 Mar-lL

President Not Idle, Says Staff  Some Work Getting Done In Florida

Senate to Get Two Reports On RFC Probe   Both Parties Due to Submit Own Findings

Changes Made In Request Of Officials   Subcommittee In Senate Accepts Measure, 7 To 1

Senate Group Approves Draft Of 18-Year-Olds   Restrictions Voted Into Bill By Subcommittee

Senate Armed Services Body Votes Approval of First U.S. Peacetime Draft 18-Year-Olds

Restrictions Adopted By Majority   Sub-Committee Retains Basic Universal Militar Traming Features Sought By Defense.

Limited Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Seems Assured   Would Be Called After Older Men Pool Exhausted

Report U.S. Agrees To Send Modern  Heavy Arms To Communist Yugoslavia

Yugoslavia To Get Heavy U.S. Weapons   Military Supply Pact To Be Signed In Relerade

U.S. fo Furnish Yugoslavia Arms  Report Agreement On Heavy Weanons

U.S. READY TO AID YUGOSLAVIA   Military Supply Pact to Be Signed Soon

U.S, WILL SEND HEAVY WEAPONS TO YUGOSLAVIA   Weeks Of Secret Negotiations To Be Climaxed—At ~ tempts To Soothe Balkan Tensions.

U.S. May Send Arms To Slavs  Secret Negotiations - Reported Near End

Heavy Arms Said Pledged  To Yugoslavs   New U.S. Pact Ready for Signing, Officials Say

_ —AID FOR YUGOSLAVIA— Report U.S. Ready To Furnish Heavy Weapon:

U. §. Agrees To Send Weapons To Yugoslavia  eee a °° eee eae ee   Secret Negotiations Held Over Military Supply Agreement

Tito Will Get Modern Weapons   Military Mission to Be Established in Red Nation

Report Has Heavy U.S. Arms Going To Yugoslavia   Military Supply Pact To be Signed Within ‘A Few Days’

Heavy Weapons Will Be Sent  To Tito   Signing Of Supply Pact Within Few Days Expected

U.S. Has Agreed to Send Modern Heavy Weapons to Yugoslavia, Focal Point of Growing Tensions

Tito Will Get Heavy Weapons   Tanks and Artillery to Be Sent as Result of New Agreement

U. S. Reported Set To Send Tito Guns To Bolster Balkans Under Secret Pact

SEND WEAPONS TO YUGOSLAVIA   To Sign Military Supply Pact For Heavy Equipment

Heavy Arms Headed For Yugoslavia  Agreement Reached On Military Pact

Lewis Advises "Control Plans Be Abandoned   UMW Heed Asserts There Is No Need fo Waae, Price Ceilings

U. S. Promotes Austrian Enuay To Ambassador To Aid Anti-Red Government

Austria Given High Diplomat   U. S. Envoy Is Promoted To Full Ambassadorship

Industry Members Score Upward Revision Sought In Present Wage Plans

Plan To Lift Pay Formula  Is Assailed   Industry Members Of Board Protest As Electrical Workers Hint Strike

New Irial Set In Murder Of James Mahoney  La. Supreme Court  Grants New Hearing

Tudor Will Die In Chair Tonight   Second Reprieve Is Denied by Lausche

Says Things Look Better   Than Ever’   General Unwilling To “Toke Bill of Goods” to End War

“Things Better Than Ever,’ Ridgway Says  rd ov General Pays Flying   Visit To Rhee; Asks Tronclad Agreement

RRNA, eon -SQURUNNRUR OHIO FARM COMMITTEE FILES FOR INCORPORATION

Officers Told Injury was Self-Inflicted   Harrisburg Man Was Stationed at Camp Breckinridge

Officers Told Injury was Self-Inflicted  Harrisburg Man _ Was Stationed at

Aleman Pledges Support to West  Arrest of 1] Mexican Reds Follows Seattered Disorders

Meeting Planned To. Aid Orphans   Mayor Morck’ Sets Date For Interested Pasties Tc Aid in. ‘Gabreski Plan’.

Strike Threatens New York Port   Rebel Lenashoremen   w Rieti Pox hanw , gut 6% m wt Bits  Tie Up /Ailitary Ships.

New York Faces Complete Dosk ok. Deny  a:   Rebel Longshoremen Extend Walkout To Staten Isalnd

DOCK STRIKE MUSHROOMS   Longshoremen Threaten To Tie Up Entire New York Port

Spreads to Staten Island Longshore Strike Threatens To Tie Up Port of New York

Spreading Dock Strike May Tie Up Entire Port of N. Y. By Nightfall

Entire Dock Tieup Looms In New York   Strike Spreads To New Points On Woterfront

Longshoremen’s Strike Spreads To Staten Island      -May Tie Up Entire N. Y. Port

Spreads To Staten Island   ‘Dock Walkout Threatens Entire Port Of New York

Miamian Slain In Gun Battle  Fugitive Trapped   Fugitive Trapped By Police in Hotel

Agree on Foundation For UMT   Framework, With Proviso, Set Up by Confer: ence Committee.

Conferees Reduce Draft Age and Lay Framework For Universal Service

Conferees Agree Upon Framework Of UMT Measure   Compromise Will Lower Draft Age Six Months Trainees Will Be Liable For Eight Years Of Training Including Time Spent In Reserves

Senate-House Group Agrees On Draft, UMT   Minimum Age Would ‘Drop To 183 Years

UMT Outline Gains Nod  Of Conferees   Senate-House Body Approves Draft Extension to 1955

Conferees Reach Agreement On  New Draft Bull  Lay Foundation For Establishing UMT Program

Conferees Reach Draft Agreement  Foundation For UMT Also Laid Down

Agreement Reached On New Draft Bill  Lowering Draft Age Must Be Approved By Both Chambers °

Senate-House Group Agrees On Draft Bill   Joint Committees Lay Groundwork For UMT Measure

HOUSE, SENATE GIVE OKAY 10 NEW DRAFT BILL   Framework For UMT Also Set Up By  Committee

Medical Service Lauded by Collins  Casualty Recovery Rate High in War

Percentage Lower Than World War Il   ‘No Attempt to Fool American Public,’ He Says

Fewer Die of War Wounds Through Medical Science   Percentage of Deaths Is Third Less Than in World War IL.

Avenging Oatis, U. §. Chokes Off Czech Imports   ‘Sitdown Strike’ by Embassy, Tariff Curbs Hit Reds

State Building Trades to Hear Joseph Keenan   Cedar Rapids Crafts to Send Delegates for Waterloo Meet

Stabilizers Warn Businessmen Curbs Must Be Kept Tight  Says Breakdown In Controls Would Bring Widespread Inflation

BIG BUSINES GETS WARNING ON INFLATION   Stabilizers Declare Price Controls Must Be Maintained.

Stabilizers Read Riot Act  To Prominent Industrialists  “Johnston, DiSalle Warn Price Curb BRreakdawn Would Rring On Meastear

4 Hospitalized at Atlantic by Fumes  Women Keel Gver at Legion Auxiliary Meet

Proposes Change In Sales Tax   Would Only Pay on Trade-in Difference

GOP Senators Reject Fine s Income Tax   11 Oppose Bill in Caucus, Return it to Committee

11 Republican Senators Against Proposed Levy   Doubtful Whether Administration Will Try Again; Mid-June Adjournment of Assembly May Be Impossible.

1  Republicans Bolt Party On  Primary Issue   Future of Measure Now Uncertain; Majority Leader Paces Revolt Against Governor;  Other Sections Up For Vote Today

Bill Returned To Committee: Fate Uncertain   11 Republican Solons Oppose Idea: Berger Says Plans Indefinite

Rep. Smith Seeks Yalta Repudiation  Resolution Claims Betrayal to Soviet

COSTELLO H NARROW LEAD IN ERIN RACE   De Valera’s Faction Trails On 70°; Of Returns

COSTELLO IN LEAD OVER DE YALERA   Has 6-Seat Margin in Race for Contrel of Irish Parliament

Costello Group Ahead Inlreland  Dev Draws Biggest  oe. ee. es oe

Figure Aged Man Has Been Robbed   Arkansas Man Couldn’t Remember in What Towr He Had Deposited Cash

BELIEVE MAN ROBBED OF PART OF SAVINGS   St. Louis Police Say Arkansan With $10,000 Was Seen Eniering Tavern With Negro.

60,000 Chinese, North Koreans Counter-Attack   Some ROK, American Units Reported Cut Off by Move

60,000 Enemy Troops Smash Wedge In Line   South Korean Unit. Folds Under Fierce   a A eaeameantiea

Commies Strike  With 60,000 Troops; Cut in Lines Is Seven Miles Deep; 38th Parallel Crossed By Capital Division Of South Korea

Deep Wedge Opens In Central Front; Situation Serious   60,000 Chinese and Red Korean Troops Committed In Fiaht on 30-Mile Line

Chinese-Korean Armies Force Wedge in Front   American and ROK Units Cut Off; Situation Confused

SouthKorea Forces Fall In Collapse   American Officers Work Desperately to Rally Native Soldiers Near Hoengsong   Fury Increases   Crumbling of Line Puts Other Units in Rough Spot

Output Of Meat Facing Decrease   Shortage Of Grain Will Create Pinch

Rising Meat, Poultry Output ls Threatened   Feed Grain Shortage Seen in Downward Revision of Crops Estimate

‘CORN SUPPLY ESTIMATE CUT SHARPLY  Feed Grain Shortage Seen  t  ‘Curbing Production Of Meat

May Cut 32 Meat Supply   Shortage of Feed Grains May Cause Feeding of Less Stock and Poultry

‘NOSE TO GRINDSTONE   Bristol Corcern Exhibits Stone Uses in Display

BANCROFT-HICKEY — HAS BANK DISPLAY   Sign Reads: ‘With Our Nose  To The Grindstone  Since 1914’   ’"STONE USES SHOWN

Reds Halt Cars ‘Tailor-Made’  Order Followed, But Mail’s Still Held Up

‘American Soldiers Don’t Like To Walk Thus Mobilization Program Emphasizes Speedy, Mobile Weapons

WANTS TO WITHDRAW FROM INDO-CHINA   UN Delegate Says France Wants To ‘Pull Out’

DUFF REVEALS “BOOM PLANS FOR GEN. IKE   Will Make  European Trip Next Month To See Latter

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Phone Hike Hearing Ends  PSC Will Study Evidence Before a Deciainn ic Reached

Drive. Pushes Ahead Against Stubborn Foe   Preliminary Parley On Truce May Start At New Site Today

UN Is Cheered By Reported Red Cease-Fire Stand   Diplomats Report Russia Won't Vote Against Proposal

Taft Brands Truce Plan ‘Appeasement   Says Leaving Korea Better: ‘Than Bowing to Mao’s Reds   Reported Soviet Decision — Boosts UN Hopes for Truce

U.N. Hears Russie Will Not Block Cease-Fire Plea   Diplomats Cheered By Report; Would Leave Way Clear

UN Diplomats Cheered By Report Russia Will Abstain from Voting  In Political Committea

Russia Said Unopposed on Plea to China   U.N. Sees Stand Clearing Wavy for  Cease-Fire OK

Russian Silence Soviet Delegates Mum on ~ Outcome of Cease-Fire Appeal U. N. DECISION TODAY New Turn Might Allow Red China to Accept if _ Desired  Bulletin Lake Success, Jan. 13. (P— China’a

Report Soviets Will Not Act Cheers Delegates Seeking Cease-Fire   Clears Way For Peiping to Accep'   5-Point Program Calls For Truce, Conference Qn Far Eastern Issues

No Soviet ‘No’ to Cease-Fire Appeal   U. N. Diplomats Heartened By Russia’s Action.

Reds Mav 1 May Not Bar Cease Fire  U.N. Appeal To China In Brighter Light

Use Of Atomic Weapons In Korea Is Ruled Out At Least For Time Being

Use of Atomic Weapons in Korea Has Been Considered But Plans Are Laid Aside at Present

Atomic Blast Slated In Troop Maneuvers   Atom Weapon Use In Korea Delayed   Bradley Advised Against It, As Truce Outlook Brighter

Report Military Leaders Put Aside for Present Any Use of Atomic Weapons in Korean War

U. 5. Reportedly Bans A-Bombs InKorea   Use Of Atomic Weapons Being Considered

SHELVE IDEA OF ATOMIC WAR   Use Of Atom Weapons Ir Korea Considered  And Abandoned

U.S. Decides To Hold Off Or A-Bomb Use  Better Chance For  a eee  ee

Atomic Weapons Use Conisidered   US Military Chiefs Said To Have Laid Aside Plan For Now

No Use of A-Bomb  In Korea War Now  One Source Says Measure Is Given Serious Consideration  DECIDE AGAINST STEP  Bradley's Battlefront Trip Believed Connected With Move

Believes Prospects of Truce Brighter: Bradley Reported Opposing (Use of Atom Weaponsin Korea

Maybe In Future Fay Says Use Of Atomic ‘Might Studied, Rejected  r

USE OF A-BOMB IN KOREAN: WAR IS CONSIDERED   Military Men Giving Serious Thought To Using Jt —- Bradley Is Against Using Weapon.

Fearon IGys.  Mrs. Marshall Reason Behind Defense Chief's Resignation

Levee Systems Crumble Under Impact of River   City’s Water Supply Crippled and Rail raffie ts Halted;   kT. Fg

Floodwaters Pour Into Kansas City   Raging Torrent Seeks Shortcut Into Bia Muddy

6000 Flee in Night; Blaze Adds to Woe   Firemen Wade Into Torrent to Battle Flaming Gasoline

Levees Fail to Hold as Flood Hits Kansas City   Industrial Area Suffers Most: 10 Feet of Water in American Royal Building.

Inviting Disaster, President Declares   Barkley, Rayburn Get Re. port Telling Of Inflation’s Wide Menace

Jailed Catholic Sees Solufion  Stew Archbishop Tells Cherch, State Views

Tito Imprisoned Archbishop Says Church, ‘Reds Can Compromise on Differences

Yugoslav Prelate Says Church-Stafe Compromise Is Possible   BY ALEX H. SINGLETON

‘Cannot Enslave Church’ Archbishop Stepinac Sees [Hope for Settling Dispute

Captive Prelate Gives Interview In Prison Cell  Stepinac Gives Views   Stepinac Gives Views On Church and State

Archbishop, Held. In Yugoslav Cell,. Is Interviewed  “AP. Correspondent . _Is Allowed Hour’s Talk With. Prelate .

Archbishop Stepinac Says Church, State Should Work Out Compromise

Imprisoned Prelate Gives ‘Interview To Associated Press Reporter In Cell ‘In City of Lepoglava

Stepinac Says Treaty With Tito Is Needed   Imprisoned Prelate Declares Spheres Of Influence

Steel Workers List Demands For New Pact   Curtain Dropped On Parleys In Attempt To Improve Harmony

More Demands Are Made by CiC   ‘Curtain of Silence’ Dropped Around Busines. Meets to Aid Harmony

CIO Steel Men Building Case  On Wage Hike   Increase Would Be Sixth Since World War Il In Big Industry

WORK 1S PROGRESSING ON PALISADES SCHOOL   Sewage System, Boiler Room Now Under Construction   IN USE DECEMBER 1952

Secretary Chapman Calls for Joint Develanment of Far North Territory

Chapman Asks Development  Of Alaska Area   Cites Rich Natural Resources Of North

Sec. Chapman Calls For Joint Development of Far North   Points Out Growth In Population and Industry Needed

Atlanta Rail Tieup Ended; Bill to Draft Men Offered   CompleteShutdownof Auto Industry Threatened; More Embargoes

Major Terminals Still Paralyzed; Barlevs Confinue  Madison, Atlanta Crews Back; Tieup Hits Other Areas

AUTO INDUSTRY MAY BE CLOSED BY RAIL STRIKE  FEW CRACKS APPEAR   FEW CRACKS APPEAR IN SOLID FRONT OF ‘SICK’ SWITCHMEN

No Settlement In Sight For Near Future   Introduce Draft Bill To Call All Exempt Strikers

Asks Draft  Of Striking Railroaders   Bill Would Hit Those Deferred; Pinch of Tieup Tightens.

Vongress Asking A Striker Draft  Railmen with Occuptional  Deferments Would Be Inducted into Army  PEACE TALKS HALTED All the While More Train  Cancellations, More  Plant Shutdowns

Enemy Pays. Heavy Price In N. Korea   Americans Once Again Are Hurled From High ’ Point Of “Heartbreak Ridge;” Gallant Trfo Who Took Slope Monday Killed

Enemy Loses 28, 000 to Allied Attack  wn   80% of Red Losses ‘Accounted for in ‘Battle of the Hills’

Yank Infantry Crawls Up Smoking Slope   Struggle Continues for Control of Heartbreak Ridae

Communists Suffer Heavy Casualties  Americans Crawl Up Steep Slopes Of ‘Heartbrack Ridge’

Reds Attack In 2 Sectors   Enemy Dispatcher Planes First Time Since Last Month

UAW Warns Strike Call Being Studied   Copper And Brass Industry  Would Be Hit If  Walkout Comes

Union Schedules Another Strike of Copper Workers  Gives Plants Until Sept. 24 to Work Out  Satisfactory Contract

Tavern Fall Fatal to Girl   Campus Visitor At Dance Hall Falls Down Stair

Crash injuries Fatal fo Bosworth Man   Audry Cunningham Hurt in Highway 24 Wreck.

Three-Year Senfence Given Missouri Man For Preying on Relatives of Korean Dead

israel and Syria Okay Ceasefire   Brief But Bloody Frontier Warfare  Ended by Officials

Syrians Stage Two Attacks On  Israeli Forces   Fighting Renewed Along Frontier And Casualties Mount.

Israel And Syria End End  Fi 1 ghting oO Along o ft rontier   Syria Charges Violations Of 1949 Armistice Agree ment; Says UN Observers Barred From Zone

Fight Rages  In Palestine   Israeli-Syria Feud Continues Unabated

Cease Fire Pact Ends Brief, Bloody Israeli-Syrian Battle   Each Side Accuses Other of Attacks Leading to Flareup Of Fighting Along Disputed Border North of Sec of Galilee

Fighting Flares On Syrian Front   Many Casualties For Both Sides

Heavy Losses InNew Holy Land Conflict  Israel-Syrian War   Israel-Syrian War Takes Many Lives On Border

Losses Heavy In New Syria, Israeli Clash  Heavy Fire Blazes Along Frontier As Warfare Continues

Syrians Assault Israeli Positions   12 Syrians Reported Killed. 33 Injured—  Israelis Not Known

Israel, Syria Agree fo Halt Bloody Battle   Official Cease-fire Accord Reached by Armistice Unit

Brief War Is Over   Cease-Fire Arranged _ By U.N. Group Signed By Israel and Syria 

Asks Opinion on Cook's Ability io Aid Own Defense   Admitted Killer of Six Persons to Go on Trial March 12.

Judge Wants Unbiased Opinion on Condition Of Killer William Cook

Atomic “Project X° Given $46.800,000 For Building  Ineluding Plant In tig

More Dwellings Here in Comparison To Population than Most Cities Have

West Point Cadets on. ‘Lost Ship —   Searchers Discover Burned Wreckage in Sierra Foothills

Army Admits It Cannot Vouch For Accuracy Of Red Data   MAY TAKE 48 HOURS TO CHECK AND CLEAR

Capital Is Tense As It Anticipates MacArthur Visit   Schools Let Out, Bands Prepare to March, Soldiers Polish

American Officiais ‘Startled’’.When—  South Koreans Present Big Bill ToU.S.

South Korean Bill Reiected 8y Uncle Sam   Americans Turn Thumb: Down on “Bill” For  $100,000,000 To Pay South Korean Soldiers.

U. §. SHOCKED BY S, KOREAN - “DEBT” CLAIN   Fancy Bookkeeping Is Alleged by Washington In War-Time Agreement.

U.S. Turns Down Korean Request For Quick ‘Debt’   American Officials Shocked At Reauest for $100.000,000

$100 Million . ‘Debt’ Sought By South Korea   American Officials ° Shocked at Request For Quick Payment:

ae ae Re SAN ey, ree  South Korean Debt Claims - Rejected by U. S. Officials:

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Cut in Lead May Result  Tn Poor ‘Gas   Will Reduce Octane Rating, Official Warns

POOR QUALITY GASOLINE SEEN LATE IN YEAR   eeeEeEeEeEEEEEE——e—e—EE  Lack Of Lead! May Cut Anti-Knock Quality Of Motor Fuel

Production Heac Says Defense Picture Bright  America Prepared   America Prepared For First Year Of All-Out War

U.S. Stockpile For War Set At One Year   Defense Chief Says Capacity Great For Planes And Tanks

U.S.War Pile Said Enough  Fora Year  "We Can Build 50,000 Planes,’ DPA Asserts

Year's Supply Oi War Goods Held Available   Great Capacity For Building Tanks And Planes Is Cited

Capacity for A Year of Total War   Defense Chief Says U. S. Can Produce Arms

F leisehmann In High Praise Of Stockpile   Enough For Year Of War, He Tells AFL; Enemies Of Nation Flayed

U.S. All Sef To Turn Out Needed Arms   Nation‘s Capacity  For Tanks and Planes Is High, DPA Official Tells Union Meeting

Total War Outpu Possible in U. S.  Strategic Stockpiles Ara Reanarted Randy

NATION'S WA CAPACITY TOLL   Stockpiles Good For Year: 50,000 Planes, 30,000 Tanks Possible

U.S. Production Capacity High   Can Build Tanks and Planes, Director Says

lran Challenges Right Of International Court To Rule On Oil Dispute

FOUND GUILTY OF INCOME TAX EVASION   Jury Returns Verdict Against Wm. H. States, Croydon Trucker   FIRE RUINED RECORDS

Ed Lopat Dishes Up 5-Hitter   arpnnd Innine Minnie      BRoanrth Tonino—-t

Monstrous Avalariches In Alpine Slopes Kills 108 In 3 Nations  Authorities Unable To Report Number Missing From Huge Snow Slides

Play It Safe   At Least 108 In 3 Countries  Killed in Slides   Unprecedented Series Of Monstrous Snow Slides Brings Tragedy To Dozens Of Alpine Valleys; Hotel Is Buried

Unprecedented Series Of Slides Brings Tragedy To Dozens Of Villages   Authorities Unable To Give Accurate Account Of Missing And Injured; Hotel Buried Under Mass Of Slipping Snow

Switzerland Avalanches  Fatal To 108   Huge Slides Bring Tragedy To Small Villaces In Alps

Villages Buried  Under Barrage OF Snow Slides   Tragedy Brought To Alpine Towns, Hotel Disappears   Traaedy to Dozens

OTHERS MISSING Two-Day Alpine Avalanches Kill 108 in Three Countries

Alpine Villages In 3 Nations Are In Peril   Huge Snow Slide Sweeps Hotel and Homes Into Ruins

Many Missing And Injured In Three Nations   Monstrous Snow Slides Bring Tragedy To Dozzens Of Valleys

Small Hotel at Oberalpsee Disappears; Hundreds of Head of Cattle Crushed Inside Barns.

Swiss, Austrian And Italian Alpine Villages Visited By Snow Slides; Houses Buried Or Destrovd

‘Alpine Avalanches Take 108 Lives, iEntire Villages Smashed, Buried

At Least 108 In 3 Countries  Killed In Slides   Unprecedented ‘Series Of Monstrous Snow Slides Brings Tragedy To Dozens Of Alpine Valleys; Hotel Is Buried

Thundering Alpine Avalanches Claim More Than Hundred Lives In Three ( oun tries

Mossadegh Plans Fight Before U.N.  Security Council Wil Hear Oil Dispute

Tran Premier Planning Plea To UN Council   Opposes Action By _ Britain Iw Dispute © Over Big Oil Field

Mossadegh Plans Flight to UN For Oil Talks  Premie lade Deleg Plead tron’ + Cos

Premier Will Fly To New York   British Set to Ask U.N. to Overrule Iranian Ultimatum

Iranian Qil Fight Enters U.N. Council   Mossadegh Flies To New York For Showdown Debate

lran Oil Row To GoBefore UN   Britain Protests Technician Ouster

Premier to Wage Personal Fight      Ailing Mohammed Mossadegh Decides to Fight Britain’s — Demand for UN Intervention

Aged Premier to Present Iran's Case Before UN   Mossadegh to Fly to New York After Britain Carries Oil Case To Security Council for Action

lran’s Premier  Will Fly To U.S.      Mossadegh Will Fight Demand For Intervention In Oil Dispute

Premier to Fly To U.S. in Row With Britain  Securtiy Council To Weigh Issues For Both Sides

lran Premier To Plead Case Before Council  Middle East Oil Dispute Called  ba Damen

Iran Premier Will Fight British Move   Mossadegh Will Fly To  New York To Appear Before UN Security Council Personally

 PROBLEM — UN Gets Row Over Iranian Oil   ANGRY BRITAIN SEEKS ACTION

Mossadegh To Wage Personal Ficht Before U.N. Council   Iranian Premier Flying To U.S.  To Present Case

PREMIER AND. GLADWIN JERB FLYING TON.Y.   Security Council Asked for Intervention in Oil Plant Dispute. ...°/

Expelled Cadets Offered Notre Dame Tuition   Not To Be Permitted To Join Vorsity Athletics

CADETS GET BID AT NOTRE DAME   Any Of Expelled Group Can Enler Cathotie Institufion—Benefactor Of. fers Money.

Russia Has Set Off Only One Atomic Blast in Two Years: Secrecy Screen Baffles U. S. Scientists

A-Boinb Status In Russia Looms As Top Puzzler   No Report Of Another Explosion ‘In 2 Years

United States Is Making It Plain It Wants World to Know More — About Atomic Power It Controls

AEC Is To Report On Latest Tests   Message To World Apparently Aimed At Stiff Warning

U. S. Keeping New Weapons "Top Secret’   Country Wauts © World to Know Of Destruction ht Has to Offer

May Lift Lid on Nuclear Secrets   U.S. Wants World to Know What Terrible Destruc tion It Can Bring to Enemy With New Weapons

United States Wants Everyone To Know Terrific Damage Due Any Country Which Starts Wan

US Will Reveal More On A-Bomb   Wants To Let World Know What Terrific Destruction It Has

Terrific Destruction  Is Possible   U.S. To Let World Know What It Can Do With Nuclear Weapon

U. S. Will Tell World About Its Atom Power   To Release Some, But Not All Information On Eniwetok Tests

Truman, Hoover Hold Conference  Will Aid Victims Of Famine In India

STATE GUARD MOVES FRIDAY   7,000 Troops Start Trek To Field Training  Camps

Nine of Victims Trapped in Engine Room  ” of USS Valcour Fol ‘ lowing Collision Off Norfolk, Virginia.

One Ship Carrying Gasoline   Nine Of Men Trapped In Flaming Engine Room

11 Killed as Navy Collier Rams Tender   Crash of Ships Traps Sailors on Ship at Norfolk

Navy Gas Ship In Collision; 9 Presumed Dead   At Least 16 Are Injured As Tender ls Rammed At Sea

 : 1 ° Tl Navy Crewmen Perish When Collier Rams Tender  Laden With Aviation Gas

11 Lose Lives In Collision Of Vessels   Nine Men Trapped In Engine Room OL Navy Tender

One Dead, 9 Missing In Ship Crash   16 Others Ave Injures In Collision Off Norfolk

Plane Tender And Coal Ship Run Together   Eleven Men, Entire Crew Of Seaplane Tender, Are Killed

One Dead, 9 Missing In Ship Crash  > ™* *   16 Others Are Injurec In Collision Off Norfolk

OFF VIRGINIA COAST  1 Killed as Coal Collier Rams Into Navy Ship

11 Killed as Collier Hits Navy Ship   All Dead Aboard Seaplane Tender Struck Off Virginie

Eleven Killed When Tender Collier Collide   Navy Ship Filled With Gasoline

Weather Forces Postponement Of Atom Test Blast  Was to Have Been Dropped By Plane At Frenchman’s Flat

Atl Cancels Atomic Blast Set for Today   Adverse Weather Delays Explosion at Testing Ground

ATOMIC TEST IS HELD UP BY BAD WEATHER   Scheduled Explosion at Frenchman’s Flat Delayed by AEC Decision.

Sparkler Kills Five Children In Illinois  Pact. Wanurth OF Tile   Post-Fourth Of July Experiment Costly Te. VYounoesters

SPARKLER, CAN OF KEROSENE: 5 DEAD CHILDREN   Youngsters Bathed in Flames in Post-July 4th ps Traaedy:. =

Five Children Burn To Death In Fire-Blast   Sparkler Experiment Blamed For Tragedy Near Chiearo Home

Cash Theft Added To Loss of Gems  Mellon Daughter Robbery Victim

ROSS ESTATE IS $162,000   Three Brothers Of B. H. Industrialist Will Share Estate

STATE GENERAL FUND INCREASES   Collections Shaw Sharp Rise Over Previous Month— Sales Tax For Period Totals 4.721 407.

CAVALRY SENDS ITS SPEARHEAD NEAR HONGCHON   Chinese Reds Forced Into Desperation Defense By Advances   DISMOUNTED OUTFIT ADVANCES TO NORTH

Prod Chinese Defenders Into Desperation Stand   Marine Assault Troops Punch Closer To Hongchon Against Light Resistance

UN Force Pushes Close To Center   First Cavalry Doggedly Advances, Supported By Tanks

ARMY CENSORS MASK DETAILS OF UN MOVES   M’ Arthur Stresses Lack of Defenses At Parallel]

Allied Patr Is Spear. North From conor ed Hongchon  " Red Rear Gian ards Fight 23Stiff Battles ' With 2nd Division, Fail To Ston Yanka

Bulgarian Red Leaders Balky  Farm Collectivization Brings On Crisis

BULGARIAN REDS DISOBEY ORDERS   Cominform Journal Admits Some Red Leaders Are Defiant

Bulgaria Reds Batthe Mutiny  Sortre Party Leaders Wow't Obey Orders

Stalin, Standing In Rain, Reviews May Day Parade   Few Scuffles Mark Berlin Celebration

1951 MAY DAY OBSERVED BY TWO WORLDS”   Communists, Freemer ; Stage Minor Riots  In Europe

Stalin Looks Down Upon Giant Parade  May Day Marked In Europe Hot Spot

Ft. Dodge Man Abducted And Robbed in Car   Man, Woman Believed Same Who Victim. ized 7 Local Stores

Bill ‘Streamlines’ Third Class Cities   Measure Is Result Of Four-Year Study Of Local Government

Iran Receives _  British Note   Tehran Gives Icy Receptiox To. Official Warning

lranians Cool to British Warning  Premier Declines to Recetve Ambassador

Iran Cool To Warning  By British  a ee  eee ee   Serious Results Seen In Refusal To Nevotiate Row

Message Seeks To Negotiate Oil Differences   Irianian Premier Refuses To Confer With Ambassador; Paper ‘Nonsense’

Door Kept Open   Iran Is Cool To Oil Note  From Britain   Premier Refuses To Receive Envoy   London Foresees ‘Serious Consequences’ If Tehran Won't Negotiate

IRANIAN REFUSES TO SEE BRITAIN   Note Warning Iran Of Refusa' To Negotiate Oil Squabble Received Coldly

Small Hike In Beef Price lo: Be Allowed  POP BF (ME qenmonr mercenary arn   Would Compensate Packers For Lower Hide. Tallow Return

OFFSETS LOSS OF PACKERS ON HIDES. TALLOW   Soap, Shoes Might Go Down Little as ult of Decline

Rep. Sullivan Dies Suddenly Monda yN ight   Congressman Born In Sedalia Had Been Ill Recently

SENATE LEADER LISTS MAKE-UP OF COMMITTEES   Lieut. Governor Announces Appointments On Powerful Finance And Other  Directing Grouns.

39 Galions Distributed—  1,000 People May Have Died  From Poison Bootleg Liquor

Fear, Lack of Motive Figure in Army's Mystery of Non-Shooting Soldiers

Army Wonders Why All Soldiers Don't Shoot Guns   U.S. Fire Power Is Still Far Superior But  Nonshooting Exists

fan Only Guess Why—  Mystery of the Non-Shoofing Soldier Persisis

Federal Judse Thomas Murphy Apparently Called In to Take Key Role In President's  Pregram to Clear Up Government Scandals

Tom Murphy, Truman Hold Secret Meeting   President Said Seeking Aid in Ending Corruption

Truman Calls on Ace Prosecutor To Head Cleanup   President Talks To Murphy About Federal Scandals

JUDGE oDUGHT BY PRESIDENT FA TOUGH JOB   New York Prosecutor May Handle Scandals in Gov't Offices.

lran’s Premier To Voice Stand On Oil Dispute   Seeks To Bring Back British Into Talks

Over Score Hurt In Streetcar and Truck Collision   Ten Lose Lives as Trains oie : Collided in France

2 YANKS KILLED ~ IN FRENCH WRECK   Fight Other Persons Dead, 4f Injured In Collision of Trains

Two Soldiers Lose Lives In Train Wreck   “Many Americans’ Among 40 Injured In Crash Near Metz

2U. S. Soldiers Killed, 20 Injured In Train Wreck Near Metz, France

2 French Trains Crash 10: Killed ©  2 Americans an Dansk Dall . 7%

Train Collision Kills 10 at Metz   - Many American Gis Amona Dead and Hurt

Black Markets In Korea. Are Being Raided   Widespread Operation: Of Illegal Agencies Constitutes Grave Problem to Military. 

POLAND DEMANDS RETURN-OF SEAMEN   Officials Ask Sweden to Extradite Sailors Who Landed at Ystad

~ On The Globe-News KGNEC: TODAY  * Sathon   Poland Asks Return of Sailors

Stiffer Penalty On Drug Theff   Governor Signs Bill Extending Vote Reaistration

Czechs Blasted By U. 5. After Oatis Convictior  Effort to Scare Free Press of World Charged

Taking Tough Courses, Making Good Grades —  Student Hunts for More Jobs After One of Two Schools Kicks Him Out

Burns Candle At Both Ends And Middle College Expels StudentFor Being Too Busy!

Burns Candle at Both Ends, Middle  Memphis Gives Boot To Busiest Collegian

T ‘wo-College Enrollment, Full-T, ine Job Only Part of His Activities

Truman May Act Today In Steel Stymie   Move To Break U.S. Deadlock, Avert  WealLant Imminent

Expect Fast Presidential Steel Action   Truman To Reveal Steps He Will Take In Effort To Avert Steel Walkout On January 2

STEEL CRISIS - WAITS ACTION BY PRESIDENT   Collapse of Mediation Puts Problem In Truman’s Hands.

Truman May Act Today To Prevent Steel Strike   Federal Mediation Efforts Collapse After . Both Sides Stand Firm: Deadline’ Nearing:

Steel Strike Plans Coming   President Expected To Reveal Steps To Be Taken

President to Act Today in Stee! Dispute   Wage Board Move To Avert Strike On Jan. 1 Forecast

Truman Expected To Act Quickly To Avert Strike   Wide Gulf Separates Union and Companies

URUL MAT Ut BEFORE WSB FOR STUDY   Chief Executive Has Three Courses Of Action  NINE DAYS   Remaining Until Deadline: Ching Reports After Talks Collapse

Three Courses Open To Truman In Steel Dispute   Expected To Reveal Steps Today He Will Take To Avert Nationwide Strike

MAY MOVE TODAY   President Expected to Take Action in Threatened  Steel Walkout

HT IS EXPECTED TO ACT PROMPTLY IN STEEL DISPUTE   MAY REVEAL TODAY STEPS TO PREVENT WALKOUT JANUARY 2

Expect Truman To Act In Steel Wage Dispute  Controvers y Turned Xi, . ee. ts,   Controversy Turned Over To President By Mediation Chief

Truman Expected To Reveal Steps To Avert Strike   Federal Mediation Efforts Collapse In Steel Dispute

Truman May Act Today In Steel Dispute   Wage Board Seems Likely To Be Handed Deadlocked Case

CASE MAY GO BEFORE WSB FOR STUDY   Chief Executive Has Three Courses: Of ‘Of Action ‘   Remaining. Until Deadline’ Ching Reports After Talks Collapse

Steel Move by Truman Due Today   If Negotiations Fail, Workers Will Leave Jobs Jan. 

White House To Act Fast In Steel Row   Trumen Expected ‘To Toss. Dispute Into WSB’s Len

Await Step Of President In Steel Row   Expect Truman Will Announce Intentions Sometime Today

Steel Strike Move Is Up To President   Federal Wage Board Expected to Get Walkout Problem

Truman Action Due Today In Steel Dispute   Has. Three Choices ta Take; Wage Boar¢ eld. Rieab-Aclela.-:

Await Truman's Action on Steel   Steps to Avert Great Strike Expected to Be Announced

UN Delegates Told Red Group Armistice to Be Sole Issue;  Newsmen’s Trip is Cancelled

Both Parties Place Okay On Full Investigatio:   Far Eastern Policy, In — eluding Disrmis<-al Of  ~ MacArthur, To Be Giver Thorough Scanning

Body of Doris Cook  Found in Reservoir  Wie Is Found Near Where Husband Died

Body of Young Wife Is Found   Located in Reservoir Near Body of Husband

MISSING WIFE FOUND SLAIN   Air Force Sergeant Held As Suspect In Double Murder

Young Mother's Body Discovered  Reservoir Hid Fate Of Slain Man’s Wife

Slaying Victim's  Wife Found Dead   second Body Turns uy In California Mysters ~VMian Confesses Link

Mistrial Caused by Juror’s Iliness   “Mortgage Cow Murder Case” Reset for Nov. 26.

WOMAN FROM BENTON DEAD IN - DOUBLE KILLING   Body in Alley; Man Named in -Letters:Dead on.Golf -” Course.

U.S. Ponders Paying Fines For 4 Airmen   Hungary Imposes $120,000. Penalty  Or Prison Terme

Hungary Fines Four U.S. Fliers $30,000 Each   U.S. Is Faced With Major Decision On Whether To Pay Fine

Controlled Economy Program Tottering   From One Extreme to the Other!

Farm Officials Wonder If Lower Egg  Production Campaign Too Successful

Prices Reflect Success of Government's Effort to Reduce National Egg Output

MAN MURDERED AS SHELTON FEUD FLARES   Two Others Wounded In Revival of Bitter Vendetta

Shelfons’ Sister And Hushand Shet In Fairfield, fll,   ‘Man Found Shot to Deatt in Place Mile From the Town

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   Farmer Is Killed in F lare-Up Of Old Gang Feud in JIinois

WARNING GIVEN OF INVASION, KNOWLAND SAYS   Senator Declares Wedemeyer Called Turn of Events

Gen. MacArthur Told To Limit Korea Advance  aasr tretrisrcti anc   New Instructions On N. Korea Advance Sent By Marshall

Leaders Flay Ban On Drive  Above Parallel   Senator Requests Administration Give Its Official Policy

GOP Says State Department Is Behind Strategy   Demand Administration Clarify Position In Korea; Marshall Says Drive To Border Of Manchuria Dangerous; MacArthur Siten

CAUTIOUS ADVANCE URGED  Marshall Order To Mac Rapped By Republicans

MINE DISASTER INVESTIGATION GETS UNDERWAY   Lewis Says He Has Reach. ed His Own Conclusions As To Cause   FUNERAL RITES HELD FOR 47 OF VICTIMS

John L. Lewis Withholds Comment 1On Conclusions Of Mine Explosion

Lewis Reaches Own Conclusions On Blast Cause  On-The-Spot Probe Not Yet Completed

John L. Lewis Inspects Mine  Mine Chief Reaches Conclusion On Cause

Reds Lose More Jets In Battle »   ‘Reds Trying to   ‘Reds Trying. to Stop Allied Raids ‘On North Korea

Battle Rages Near 38th  U.N. Planes Damage Eight.More. Red. Jets

Kight MIGs Down In Big Dogfight Red Air Assault Fails  To Stop Allied Strike At Bridge. Rail Lines

Reds Challenge U. S. 7th Day, Lack Edge  In Numbers   Communists Told Their Buffer Plan Can't Be Discussed Further

Allied Jets Score Again Over Korea   Damage 8 Enemy Planes; Ground Troops Repulse Wild Red Attack

Damage 8 Red Jets in Battle   Allied Bombers Hit Railroad Bridges, Key to Suynnlv Linec

Air Battles Rage 50 Miles From 38th Line   Commies Threw 105 MIGs Against 128 Yank Aircraft

Eight Russian-Made MIGs Damaged In Jet Doafight Over North Korea —   Fail To Stop Allied Bomb Strike On Communist Bridae, Rail Lines

Red Jets Fail  To Halt Allied  Bomber Strike B-29s Carry Out  Raid on Rail Bridge; 8 MIGs Damaced

Thunderous Dogfight ls Reported   All Allied Jets  Get Safely Home; Ground Assaulis By Reds Repulsed

HIT 8 MIGS IN FLIGHT OF 105   Allies Flying Cover for: 8 B-29 Bombers Have Jet Superiority First Time in Months. ene   RAILWAY BRIDGE  IS MAIN TARGIT   Enemy Had Repcired Five. Breaks From Last Week's Bombing; One  B-29 Damaged on Mission,

Allied Planes Damage at Leas! 8 Enemy Jets  Series of Battles Range as Far

EIGHT MIGS HIT IN ALLIED STRIKE   Russian-Made Jets Fail To Stop Bomb Attack

112 U.N. JETS HIT 8 MIGS IN FLIGHT OF 105   Allies Flying Cover for 8 B-29 Bombers Have Jet Superiority First Time in Months.   RAILWAY BRIDGE IS MAIN TARGET   Enemy Had Repaired Five Breaks From Last Week’s Bombing; One B-29 Damaged on Mission,

Allies Damage 8 Red MIGs In New Jet Battle   U.N. Forces Have Superiority for First Time In Months

Air Battle Rages  ith Straight Day;  Bridges, Rails Hit Red G round . ittac kes Re pulse ‘ds   Red Ground Attacks Repulsed;  Hill Mass Near Kumsong Seized

ENEMY FAILS  TO HALT BLOW BY BOMBERS _   UN Units Repulse Night Attacks By  Communists Force:

Eight More Russian-Made Planes Damaged in Air Battle as Yanks Bomb Bridge, Rail Lines  Jet Fights Continue for Seventh Straight Day in North Korea

Bomb Red Bridge and Rail Lines; Damage 8 MIGs   Repulse Communist Night Assaults in East and West in Fierce Fighting.

U.N. Jets Damage 8 Red MIGs   Thunderous Dogfight Whooshes Over Korea; Determined Attack Made Rv Fnomv

8 MiGs Damaged As Red Jets Fail To Stop Bombing  B-29 Bombers Hit

Jet Battle Roars Into Seventh Day   _Reds Unable To Block Attacks On Rail Lines

Russian-Made Craft Damaged In Dogfight   Reds Fail In Effort Te Break Up Bomb Strike On Bridge And Rail Lines In Korea ‘

8 More Red Jets Damaged Communists Fail To Halt UN Raids   Allies Offer Concessions Truce Talk 'Horsetradina’ Goes On

EIGHT RUSSIAN JET PLANES DAMAGED   Fail To Stop Allied Bomb Strike On Rail Lines  ALLIED UNITS   Take Hill Near Kumsong; Enemy Night Assaults Are Turned Back

Red Planes Fail To Stop Bombers In the Northwest  Communist Airmen

Eight MiGs Downed by Allied Jets   Ground Assaults Repulsed by UN In Fierce Fight

Troops Repulse Night Attacks   Chinese Claim 170,000 U.N.  Casualties: Termed ‘Fantastic’

COMMUNISTS — PAIL T0 HALT AIR STRIKES   Red Jet Fighters Damaged In New Attacks on North Korean Rail Links.

Hunt Fog-Shrouded Mountains Of Northwestern Pennsylvania For Plane Missing In Pitts. burgh-Buffalo Flight   MILITARY PLANES JOINING IN SEARCH

40 Thought Lost Under Fog Shroud   Non-Scheduled C-46 Vanishes During Flight

Truman Offers Defense   President Tells Nation He Ousted MacAsthur Because He Disagreed With Far East Policy

‘Truman Pins High Hopes For Peace ‘On Smashing Red's Spring Offensive

TO PREVENT WAR-TRUMAN   Plans Advocated By MacArthur Involved Grave Risk Of Third World War.

Truman Hopes New Red Drive Can Be Curbed   Goes on Air to Answer Critics,  Review Policies

President Tells Nation Reasons  For Dismissal  Says General's Plan Involved Risk Of General War

General Risked World War Ill, U.S. Is Told   Terms Offered To Communists— No Appeasement

Truman Explains  His Stand   Tells Nation He Thinks UN Forces Can Win In Korea, and Prevent Eynanding of War

Ouster Furor Goes on Despite His Explanation   Congress Is Split As Republicans Clamor for General

Peace Hope Is Victory In Korea   U.S. Asian Policy Is to Prevent Spread of War,  Rencielnnt Ewnl aioe

President Gives His Reasons for Firing MacArthu   Pins Hopes for Peace on Crushing a Red Offensive in Spring

Truman Pinning High Hopes For Peace And Vindication On Crushing Red Offensive   President In Address To Nation Explains MacArthur’s Dismissal As Necessary To Avoid General War: Declares He Is Trying To Prevent, Not Start A World Conflict,

Truman Tells Why Of MacArthur Case   U.S. Wiil Not Bomb China or Manchurian Bases ai Present   Hopes For Crushing Red Offensive

Would Stop Reds’ Push, Show Folly      President “Tells Nation He Feared Asiatic War Would Result  From Views      Wants ‘Real Peace’   Declares He Does Not Care to See Extension of Conflict

Truman Explains Decision   But He Pins Hopes On Defeat of Reds Fighting in Korea

Truman Voices  Hope For Peace,  And Vindication President Declares We're Taying To

Truman Pins Hope For Peace On Spring Gains   President Seeks To Halt War in Offensive

President Says U.S. Trying to Prevent War   Pins Hopes on Crushing Spring Offense in Korea

Pins Vindication Hopes On Chances Of Smashing  New Communist Offensive

PRESIDENT SAYS U.N. WILL STAY CLEAR OF CHINA   de Defends His Disnussal OF MacArthur And Says Attack On China Could Start New  far,

Truman Pins Hopes For Peace. And Vindication On UN Victory In Korea

Truman Explains Korean Warfare Policy in Talk   President Gives, Radio, Television Report to Nation

Truman Hopes To Keep War From Spreading   Believes Spring Victory in Korea May Lead To Peace

Hopes for Peace Set on Crushing Threatened Drive  Truman Tells Nation Why He Took Action

Vindication And Peace  In Balance   President Talks To Nation, Tells Why He Fired MacArthur

Policy Aimed At Preventing World War Ill   Vindication Sought For Firing General

TRUMAN SEES. GHANCE WEN acne BEATA   Feared MacArthur's Tough Policy Might Bring — World Conflict:

Pacitie Chief Fired in Poliey Disagreement. President Says   We Are Trying to Prevent War, Not Start One, Nation Told

Truman Tells Why He Fired Gen. M’Arthu   Goal Is to Stop War, Not Start One, Chief Executive Declares

President Pins Hopes for Peace On Prospect of Crushing Expected Red Spring Offensive  Truman Says MacArthur Action Was Taken to Keep War From Spreading

Truman: Halt Spread of Conflict  Trying to Prevent   Trying to Prevent World War III, No Start It, He Says

Explains Firing of Gen. M’Arthur   Tells Nation: ‘We Are Trying to Prevent War—Not Start One’

Wants War Localized,  HST Says   Pins Peace H ope On Win In Korea

Pres. Truman Hopeful Crushing Foe’s Drive  Will Vindicate Course

President Pins Hope On Victory   Says Ouster Order Was Taken To Help Prevent Werld War

President Says Aim Is To Halt World Conflict   Tells Nation MacArthur's Failure To Adhere To Policy Caused Removal; Sees Danger In Mac Idea

Truman Puts Peace Hopes On Crushing Red Offense   President Believes Action Would Force Peaceful Settlement

STAKES ALL ON ABILITY T0 HALT RED OFFENSIVE   THINKS PENDING COMMUNIST ATTACK IS FINAL EFFORT

Policy Aims To ‘Contain’  Korea Fight   Hope Of Vindication Pinned On Crushing Drive Of Communists

Asserts General Did Not Agree On Policy of Limiting Conflict   ‘Trying to Prevent World War, Claim   Desire to Bomb Red - Bases, Employ Chiang Troops Held Dangerous

HOPES DEPEND ON CRUSHING SPRING DRIVE   Solons, Country Appear Split Into Opposing Groups

Truman Says He Relieved  MacArthur to Avoid War  Peace Hopes Pinned on Allies Crushing Red Spring Offensive   MR. TRUMAN

President Tells Nation About Policy Dispute   Says Asian Plan Is Directed Toward Averting War III

Disagreement Over That Policy Reason. MacArthur Let Out   President Outlines Hopes For Crushing, Convincing, Victory Over Reds -

STATE SENATE DODGES VOTING ON INCOME TAX   Lower Branch Rejects  Proposal To Recess Until December 10

State Senate Dodges Vote On Income Tax, Asks Recess; House Wants Job Completed

Legislators May Have to Bunk at Indiantown Gap If They Don't End Their Fight Over New Levies Quickly.

House Defeats Move To Recess Until Dec. 10   Lack Strength To Pass Income Tax; Issue Still Lags

Senate Ducks Tax Bill Vote Seeks Recess   Resolution Adopted Fixing Dec. 22 for Final Adiournment

Suggestion For Early Meeting Made By Senate President Taylor For Purpose Of Untangling Tax Dendlock   LEGISLATURE SETS LONGEVITY RECORD

Where Do We Go From Here? Money Row Leaves 2-Family Home in Middle of City Street

B-29 Bomber Crash Kills 2 Crewmen   11 Others Injured In Louisiana Crash: Another Air Force Ship Is Damaged

B-29 Bomber Crash Kills 2 Crewmen  11 Others Injured  In Louisiana Crash:   11 Others Injured In Louisiana Crash; Another Air Force Ship Ils Damaged

Auto Lacks Old-Time  Horse Sense It Can't Park  Itself, Bless Its Metal Heart —

There Aren‘t as Many Crazy People Driving Autos as Autos Driving People Crazy

Senator Demands Truman Testify Before Probers  Says He Should Tell Whole Story On Gen MacArthur’s Ouster

Re-Examination Of MacArthur Is Thot Likely   Wiley Says Key To Firing Rests With President

Wiley Demands Truman Testify On MacArthur      Republican Charges Democrats Trying To ‘Whitewash’ Inquiry

Red Base Seized By Allies North Of 38th Parallel   Commie Resistance Range from Bitter To Light at Front

Allied Troops Gain Ail Along  Korean Front  3 More Enemy Jets Hammered During New Aerial Duele

Allies Continue Fighting Advance  Yachon Captured; Red Base Taken

Allied Troops Hammer Out Gains All Along Red Korean Front As Pace of Air War Is Speeded

Allies Drive Reds Back On 150-Mi. Front   U.S. Jets Continue To Show Superiority Over Red Fighters

Allies Punch Out New Gains   Hold Initiative All Along Korean Front, Though Advance Is Slow: Jets Are Busv

Yachon Falls: Allies Keep  Initiative   Red Supply Base Of Yangeu Taken By U.N. Troops; Air Baitles Continue

Deeper Into Red  Korea   Clash in the Air With Russian Type MIGs And Direct Hits Are Reported

Allied Troops Grab Yachon; Yangeu Taker  U.N. Hammers Out Small Gains Along 150.Mile Front

ALLIES TAKE TOWN 9 MILES PAST BORDER   Capture Yachon and Yang: gu on Big Reservoir; Yank Jets Chase Migs i in Yalu Battle.

ALLIES GAIN NINE MILES IN KOREA   Americans Damage Two More MIGS In Air Battle

Allies Make Limited Gains In Korea   Capture Village Nine Miles Above 38th Parallel

Allied Troops Smash Ahead   American Jets Chase Enemy Planes Home

Pursue Limited Ground Gaim On Vast Front   Capture More Strong Entrenchments, Fan Out in Wide Drive

REPORT ENEMY RESISTANCE SPOTTY   U.N. Troops Enter Yachon, 9 Miles In Red Korea   In Two Fights With Migs; Reds Use Smudge Pots — To Hide Movements

Jet Air Battles With MIGS Rage Over Yalu River   Bitter. To. Light “Resistance From. Communists Seen.

NINE-MILE PATH CUT BY TROOPS IN NORTH KORFA   Other U. N. Forces Hammer Out Limit. ed Gains Against Reds On 150-Mile Line Of Battle.

Smash Carries Nine Miles Into North Korea   Other Gains Made Against Light To Bitter Resistance; U.S. Jets Victorious In New Air Battles

EnemySupplyBase Falls to Allies   U.N. Troops Smash 9 Miles Deep in Red Korea; Capture Yachon

UN Posts Limited Advance   Takes Yachon As Jets Fight Red  Planes Twice

Allied Troops Smash Deeper in Red Korea   Enemy Resistance Ranges From Light To Bitter as Units Hammer Out Gains

Allies Smash 9 Miles Into North Korea   Reds Have Lost 317 Planes, U.N. Losses Are 184

Allies Advance On 150-Mile Korean Front   Enemy Resistance Spotty; U.S. Planes Tangle With Reds

Allies Smash Info Yachon   Also Are Entrenched in Yanggu, Recent. Red Trocp-Maning Point

Allies Seize City 9 Miles Past Border      Hammer Out Smaller Gains: Along Front; Jets In New Battle

Gain 9 Miles; Win Another Air Battle   Communists Unable to Halt Steady Drive by U.N. Ground Troops

Allied Forces Drive Into Yachon Americans and Turks Maintain Initiative

Allied Troops Smash 9 Miles Into Red Korea   Sebre Jets Mix i Up Twice With Red Planes In Air Wer

Minor-Gains Made By UN Into North  Korea Lines   Yachon Is Entered By Troops; Sabre Jets Duel In Air

Red Resistance Varies Along 150-Mile Front   Action Continues In Air; U.S. Jets  Suvoreme.

Yanks, l-urks in Big Gains  UN ‘Troops Advance ol  Sh, SNES od Att. -.. 2

J. N. TROOPS HAMMER OUT SLIGHT GAINS   “ommunist Resistance Reported to Range From Light to Bitter Along Entire Front   IMORE PLANES DOWNED

Allies Smash Into Yachon In Red Korea   Foe's Resistance Light to Bitter; Air Fleets Tangle

Yachon Is Seized By UN Troops   Red Supply Base Falls As Allies Take fnitiative on 150-mile Front

Yanks: Pound Out More Red Ground   Allied Troops Enter Yachon Nine Miles Inside North  rea   RESISTANCE VARIES   Hwachon Reservoirs South Bank Now in Hands of U.N. Troops

Reds Pull Out Of Yachon as Allies Enter   Hammer Ahead Slowly on Rest of Battlefront Against Varying Fight

LUBN TEIN GUIDEPOSTS  Religious. Film Pioneer Saw Faith Rewarded 

12 Dead in State in Week End Tol   Eight Are Killed in Traffic Accidents

Taft Would Spread Mobilization ‘Over Four Years Rather Than Three

Rains Bog Down UN Attempts To Regain Position:   Allies And Reds Battl  Through Quagmire On Western Front

Condition: ‘     ‘Tridical’   Lambie’s Better But Not Yet Out Of Dancer

Pet Deer Still on Critical List ‘Despite Blood Transfusion From Spouse

Senator Knowland Challenges Acheson’s Assertion Use Of Chiang’s A rmy Perils Formosa

Opinion Splits Over Acheson’s Formosa Stand   Statement Island Endangered By Use O: Nationalists Rapped

Knowland Challenges Acheson   Doesn’t Think Use of Chinese Would Endanger Formosa.

Knowland Challenges  Acheson  Sparkman Says Sec   Sparkman Says Sec Of State Is Backed Ry Tao Military

Iwo Senators ‘At Odds Over Using Chinese   Sen. Knowland Challenges Acheson’s Assertion On Formesen Danger

Knowland Says Acheson Wrong On China Issue  Disputes Secretary's   Disputes Secretary's Claims on Use of Nationalist Troops

M Arthur Inquiry In Sharp Dispute Over Korea Policy   Sen. Knowland Ridicules Acheson’s Aversion  tT. Chiang Tranne

Secretary Against Plan To Weaken Chinese Forces  GOP Senator Feels Nationalist Officials

Senator Challenges  Acheson  Wante To Use Nationalist Forces ta War

ACHESON RETURNS TODAY. 10 TESTIFY IN OUSTER PROBE   Discussion Is Expected to ‘Hinge on Formosa, Korea Peace   SENATORS AT ODDS   Far East Policy Hearing Fails to Merge Opposing Attitudes

Solons Split Over Policy of Using Nationalist Troops; Probe Continues

Acheson View ls Challenged By Knowland  Split On Formosa Issue Accentuated

Solons Differ On Acheson Troops View  Divergent Opinions   Divergent Opinions Point Un Split on MacArthur Firing

Solons Voice Friendship  For Russians Say Kremlin Distorts True U. S. Attitudes

Winter Has Icy Grip On Middlewest   Sub-Zero emperatures In North Dakota; Flood Threat In Pittsburgh Is Tapering Off.

Engineers Approve Turnpike Proposal  Project ‘Feasible,’ Commission Teld

Ohio Turnpike Project Termed Entirely Feasible   Commission Hears Engineers’ Views On Superhighway

Proposed Turnpike Declared Feasible   Claim Highway Would Save Motorists Time, Money

Payne Named To CD Council By President  12-Member Group To Be Advisory

 Appoints Defense  Advisory Council   Truman Announces Members Of Group To Consult With FCDA On General Policies

Bradley Still Sees Hope  For Truce Talk Renewal Chairman of U. S. Joint Chiefs Says  Action Depends on Communist Answer Top American Military Officer Indicates U. N.

General Bradley Says It Depends  On Foe's Answer   Allies Await Reply To Proposal Moving Truce Session From Kaesona To New Spoil

Gen. Bradley Optimistic  UN Chiefs Await Communist Reply On € hanging Site

Says Even If Communists Won't Move Site, Hope Remains for Cease-Fire

Red Answer vil Decide Next Action   Change in Site Refusal May Not End Peace Try

Allies Await Red Reply   Pieping Radio Says U.N. to Bomb Bases in Northeast China

WARNING ON DRAFT GIVEN COLLEGIANS   Selective Service Informs Certain Students They Are Liable To Be Called During Coming School Year

Cotton Acreage Estimated At 99 Million Acres   U. S. Ag. Dept. Says 1950 Total Was 18,613,000

VESSELS FOUNDER   Gales, Howling Storms Rip Both of Nation’s Coasts

WIN TICKET CONTEST   Three Junior High Girls Sell Most Seats for “Tom Sawyer”

New Equipment Usina Natural Gas May Be Banned   Tentative Order Is to

Britain Alerts Parachute Unit In Iran Crisis   Economist Says Morrison Has Drafted Note Hinting At Use Of Force

Britain Alerts Airborne Unit   Claims It Is Not In Connection With Iran Oil Troubles

British Alert Paratroop "Brigade   May Invade I-an To Prevent Iranian G ~ EnglishOwnec ‘alds

British Alert ‘Fire Brigade’  -——lran Bound?   The Trouble-Shooting 16th Independent Parachute Brigade To Readiness

BRITAIN SET FOR TROUBLE IN IRAN   Parachute Troops Are Told to Get Ready

British Alert Of Chutists Tied To Iran Situation  Press Urges Strong Attitude on Oil Nationalization

Strain of War Shrinks Reporter's Waistline  Hal Boyle Coming Back Home

“Dear Mrs. Boyle: Buy Fresh Cigars. That Irishman Who Calls Himself Your Husband Is On His Way Home”

HalBoyleComesHome Today After Seven Months in Korea   By DON WHTTLEEAD

Inter-Agency Dispute Postpones 30-Day Wage-Price Freeze   DiSalle, Valentine Turn Disagreement Over to Wilson for Early Decision

Economic Board Leaders Split on Proposed Freeze   Labor Leaders, Management to Meet Wednesday

Dispute Blocks Action on  Price-Freeze Controller DiSalle   Controller DiSalle Wants to Take Immediate Sten

SCOTTSDALE PROGRESS   Thursday, January 11, 1951   Circulate Petetions For Incorporation

Only 16 Of 256 Traffic Deaths End In Char ges Of Manslaughter; Attorneys Ask Speed Limit

Only 16 OF 256 Traffic Deaths Have Resulted In Manslaughter Charges

Eqypt Recalls Her Ambassador  _ Suez Aggression By British Is Cause

House Reduces Package Weight  Parcel Post Bill Dwg... rr C. ._ sg.

BILL BACK TO SENATE   House Makes Changes in Measure Raising Parcel Post Rates

AMERICA ASKS UN EMBARGO QN RED CHINA   Little Opposition to Program from Most Countries

U. 5. Asks Embargo By UN Members   War Materials Ban Request Considered By Special Group

TROOPS. BREAK BEFORE. DRIVE   Chinese Pour Troops Into Big Hole In Allied Central Front

Chinese Red Hordes Drive South Of 38   “Terrific Loser” By Enemy Reported, With Decisive Battle Seen

400,000 Reds Thrown Into Battle    U.N. Commander At Front; Says Heaviest Blow Is Yet To Be Struck By Enemy

U. N. Forces Bend Under Mass Blows   Trapped ‘Unit Fights Way Clear In Fierce Battle

Front Bends Under Horde Of Chinese Red Forces   South Korean Units Abandon Positions, Leave Allies Open

Center Front Bends Under Attack Of 400,000 Reds   BATTLE MAY BE DECISIVE ONE OF WAR; SOUTH KOREANS ABANDON POSITIONS

Communist Gain Made af Cost Of Many Lives   South Korean Units Abandon Positions In Center Sector

DRAFT BILL IS CLEARED FOR - HOUSE DEBATE   Will Be Taken Up After Easter; Troops Resolution Also Faces Delay

Dubuque City Library Raided  Police Yank ‘Decameron’. Other Nastv Classics

Dubuque Library Raid Snags Three Classics — In ‘Obscene Book’ Hunt

To Get One More Chance fo Avoid Perjury Charges   Crime Committee to Recall Five Who Refused To Answer Questions.

Use of Combat Vets To Train Recruits Urged   Probers Report Better Training Setup Required

Wants Korean Vets To Train U.S. Draftees   Instruction In Army Camps Would Improve Committee Asserts

It. Jackson Found Short On Doctors   Subcommittee Says Korea-Wise Veta Needed To Instruct

Refurn of Korean Vets-to Train Draftees Uraed by Senate Committee

SEHAIL. UUM. <-aroce.. SLOAN. UUM: -aULY: THN CTE  Korean. Seasoned Men: Te Prepare the Draftees   PRACTICAL ‘TRAINING

[PERMISSIVE OIL PRODUCTION IN TEXAS HIKED; WARNING ISSUED ON FLARING OF CAS.

Oil Allowable Up 5,941 Barrels Daily  Small Jump Sets New Mark; One Production Day Added

Record Allowable Is Set For October Oj  Increase Of 5,541 Barrels Daily Is Achieved By Adding A Producing Day

Maybank Raps Approv ed Bill For H- Plants   13144 Millions For Com. munity Services Woefully Short, Senator Declares

CHANGE DRAFT STATUS OF 58 MARRIED MEN   ‘LOCAL BOARD ACTS ON — CLASS 3-A REG r EXPLAIN NEW RULES

Indiana Coal Operator Sees Need For Setting National Fuels Policy

Excises Claim Attention Of Tax Committee   Brannan Aroused Over Action To Include Co-Ops And Mutuals: To Produce New Federal Revenue

UN. Troops Command Hil  After Battle  Red Chinese Try To Screen New Defense Points

U.N. Forces Finally Take Vital Hill   Ground Changes Honds Five Times In Furious Battle

Allies, Reds Battle in Old  ‘lronTriangle  Hand Grenades, Bayonets Repel Communists

Allies Win Savage Fight On Ridge Top   Battle Rages In Area of Old “ron Trienole’

Enemy Activity. Indicates Intent To Strike Monday   Savage Hand-ToHand Fighting In lron Trianaje Area

UN Bayonet: Stab Enemy  Into Retreat   Savage Fighting In Iron Triangle

Allied, Chinese Troops Fight Bitter Battle   Bayonets Wielded In See-Saw Struggle For Crucial Height

HILL CHANGES HANDS FIVE TIMES IN DAY   U. S. Troops Crash Inte Apex of Iron Triangle te Upset Reds Expected © Offensive.    SAVAGE BATTLE OF. - BAYONETS, GRENADES   Allies Driven Off Ridges Twice by Bugle-Blowing Reds, Recapture Positions by Nightfall.

Allies, Reds In Savage Fighting   Hand To Hand Combat Recorded In Fight For Area

New Atomic Energy Method  Peron Claims Argentina Process Similar to Sun’s

Afomic Energy Method Claimed By Argentina  Peron Announces Wau, Keeu View

A-Eneray Made, Says Juan Peron   Power Production Claimed; Diplomats Eye Political Effects

AN ATOMIC FIND   Peron Says Argentina Has Obtained “Controlled”  Energy Release

CIO Expected To Back Union Merger Rejection   Murray Refuses AFL Bid To Reopen Tolks Leadina toward Sinale Group

Flu Epidemic In Britain Growing  - Other West Europe Nations Hit Hard

COUNTY TAXES WAIVED FIFTH YEAR IN ROW   County Commissioners Maintain Statewide  Record

WAIVED FIFTH YEAR IN ROW   County Commissioners Maintain Statewide Record .

West Accused Of Pr reparing For New War   Sovict Unleashes Bitler Blast Agains! Three Eastern Power

Reich Arms Feud Flares   - Bitter Blast Loosed At Deputies’ Parley

RUSSIA HURLS WAR PROVOKE CHARGE AGAIN   Gromyko Makes Bitter Propaganda Blast At Parley.

Soviets Charge Allies Planning To Unleash Wa   Want West to Drop Arming West Germany

WEST POLICIES DRAW ATTACK BY GROMYKO   Russ Deputy Charges Allies Preparing For New War

West Accused Of Preparing For New War   Red Deputy Delivers Blast Against U. S., Britain and France

Gromyko Claims West Trying To Start War   Launches Bitter Propaganda Blast Against United States, Britain and France.

Acheson Seeks Quick OK On  American Draft   Conference to Open Today in San Francisco; Soviet Group Present —

Truman Opens Session Today On WestCoast   U.S. Aims at Halting Any Soviet Attempt To Disrupt Agenda

SWIFT OKAY QF JAP TREATY IS SEEN BY UN   Moscow May Not Tr; To Hamstring Pact Signing Here

Acheson Drives For Speedy Treaty Signing   Top U.S. Diplomat Confers Briefly With Delegations

Acheson Meets With Heads Of Other Nations   Secretary Of State Makes Last-Minute Drive Te Head Off Any Attempt Of Russia Te Block Proeeedinagc—Truman To Onen Conference

FCC Talks 70  New Channels   TV Would Employ Ultra High Frequency

TOTAL REACHES 5 IN CITY FILINGS   Albert C. Hayden Latest Candidate to Complete  Petition

SIXTH MAN FILES   George Noland Qualifies for City Commission  Candidate

LESS DANGER OF WORLD WAR —CHURCHILL   Raps Attlee Over U. 5. A-Bomb Bases; Sees Defense Failure,

Danger of War Is Less  Acute, Says Churchill  _ Thinks Outlook Was Darker at ‘Time of Berlin Airlift Crisis.

Churchill Warns Britain Will Miss Arms Objectives  Tells Parliament =e - guiAasy._§ J LA?7Z ......   Tells Parliament Third World War Threat Lessened

British Arms Delay Seen By Churchill   Prime Minister Says Less Danger Now of A Third World War

President Declares He Will Use Whatever Laws Are on Books to Prevent  Threatened Strike.   THIS WOULD INCLUDE TAFT-HARTLEY ACT   Executive Reveals Plans at kK. C. Home as He Presses Button Lighting Capital  Christmas Tree.

Girl’s Screams Bring Rescuers   Pittsburgh Resident Fights For Life After Being Pinned in Wreck

GI's Literally Kick Three Balky Red Army Men Qut of Zone in Austria:

U.S. Troops Throw Angry Russian Mission Out of American Territory

Troops Toss 3 Irate Reds Out of Zone   Repatriation Mission Ignores Request To Leave

Communists Had Ignored Ultimatum   Red Repatriation ' Group Didn't Want Ta Get Ont Beacatill:

iets Rin, ceil, -oaueaummeainiceinaman ‘HORACE HEIDT'S WIFE GRANTED DIVORCE

Weather   Women's Air Race to Begin   SANTA ANA, Aug. 14—NS, At least 45 light planes are expected to take off from Orange County

Women's Air Race to Begin  SANTA ANA, Aug. 14—NS, At  Ganet A® timed nmlaman ama awnantonr   SANTA ANA, Aug. 14—NS, At least 45 light planes are expected to take off from Orange County

TWUA To Ask General Raise  Of 12 Per Cent   Cost - Of - Living Adjust ments Also Will Be Sought By Union

Textile Workers To Demand Hike  Union To'Ask 12 P. C. For About 180,000

Britain Faces Showdown On Dock Strike ’  Red-Inspired Tieup Would Throttle Nation’s Lifelines

ENEMY COUNTERATTACKS ARE DRIVEN OFF IN HARD FIGHT IN PICTURE CARD SETTING

Find Town Empty But Reds Mass For A Big Push   Red Counterattack Fails to Dislodge Successful Troops

Reds Poised For Major Push South   Tanks And Planes Reported Grouped For New Assanlt

Allies Back in Wonu; City Empty   Tank-Led Force Breaks Ring of Reds at Key Point

Key Highway Center Left To Chinese Last Monday  Reds Have Massed   Reds Have Massed Force To Resume  Attack On Allies

Allies Discover Road-Rail Center Deserted by Reds  U.N. Counterattack Strategy Succeeds; Chinese Push Seen

ABANDONED BY ENEMY   Small U.S. Task Force Reported in Key Road-Rail Town Which Reds Captured Monday.   RED FLANKING ATTACK BEATEN   MacArthur Reports Big Russian Buildup; Enemy Masses Tanks and Planes Farther North.

Small U. N. Task Force Finds Wonju Empty of Reds; Sharp Fighting Reported Throughout Area.   ENEMY TANKS, PLANES POISED FOR OFFENSIVE

Massive Communist Force Reported Poised For Push Into Heart Of South Korea

Enemy Tanks, Planes Poised For New Drive  Key Road Center BPeLaonatl £.,88....?

Allied Forces Fight Back Into Wonju  Offensive Thrust Drives Reds Out Of Key City

Tanks Lead Attack of U. S., French Troops To Edge. of Town   Enemy Massing For Counter-Blow   Find No Reds In Road Center Abandoned By 8th Army 2 Days Ago

 Find Town Empty :After Driving Through Ring of Defenders; HugeRed Force Poises in North for Big Push

Americans And French Battle Way Into Wonju   Tanks Participate  Drive Back Into Road Center

Tank Led Force Retakes Wonju   American and French Troops Find Korean Road-Rail Center Deserted

Reds Reported to Have Big Army Poised for Major Blow - Deep Into Heart of Korea

Woage Abandoned By Chinese Reds   Small: Allied Force Meets " Only Shght Resistance  in Recapture   POISE FOR NEW DRIVE   Intelligence Reports Say Enemy Building Up Farther North

Tanks, Planes280,000 Men Await Order   Allies Launch Wonju Offensive In Snow Storm

Allied Intellicence Reports 280,000 Communist Troops Massed For a New Offensive

Allied Tanks Lead Forces. Back To City   Wonju Found Empty, Reds Reported Set For Massive Drive

Small American: French Force Enters Wonju   Reds—with 300 Tanks, 500 Planes— Said North of Hub

Repel Enemy Attacks To Trap UN Units   Report Reds Building Up For Major Drive Into South Korea

Key Road And Rail Town Is Deserted   Reds Reportedly Have 200 Tanks And 500 Chinese Planes Poised Father North For Big Push Into South Korea

Fierce Fight Rages North   Communists Mass Tanks, Plane: For Assault Toward South

FRENCH FORCE AIDS YANKS IN TAKING TOWN   Reds Have Huge Force Set For Drive To Heart Of South Korea

Allies Into Key Center Of Wonju   US, French Troops Fight Through Crust of Red Koreans to Empty City   REDS STILL MASSING   Intelligence Reports 200 Tanks, 500 Planes In North for Big Push

Chinese Reds Driven From Key Center  American, French Units Pace Drive

Allies Hit Back; Reds Leave City   500 Chinese Planes Reported Poised In Central Korea Area

U.S., Freneh Troops Find Base Empty   + Communists Poised For Big Drive Into Heart Of South Kores

Yanks Aided By French Battle Thru Red Crust   Communists Have 200 Tanks And 500 Chinese Planes Poised Farther North For Next Ric Push.

Report Enemy Planes, Tanks Set for Attack  Town Is Key Point To S. Korea Interio

Gls and French Re-enter Woniu Find Town Emoty   But Enemy Masses Tanks and Planes for a New Assault

Allies Find Key Railroad Center Empty  Great Masses’. Of Red Forces, Including Tanks,

Small Tank-Led Allied Forces Are in Wonju   Troops Find Road, Rail Center Empty

Baffle Swirling All Around Key Transport City   2nd Division Troops Find Town Empty, Hold Counterattack

Americans And French Back !n City of Wonju   MacArthur Denies He Recommended UN Withdrawal

No Reds Found In Road-Rail Center — Allied Intelligence Says About 280,000 Red Troops Poised For New Offensive

Allies, Now Back in Wonju, Find Town Deserted   Believe Reds Mass Troops Farther North for Big Push, However.

American-French Force Reenters Wonju; Town  Found Empty Of Reds.   INTELLIGENCE REPORTS 200 TANKS, 500 CHINESE PLANES POISED FOR BIG BLOW

Tanks, Planes Are Ready For Deadly Blows  Savaas Attack: By   Savage Attacks By American, French Ferces Renorted

Battle Swirls In Snow; Air Aid Missing; Push Halted   Commtinists Have 200 Tanks, 500 Planes Poised Vor Attack

Warn Chinese Tanks, Planes Massed North   MacArthur Claims Large Red Force Set For New Drive

Reds Poise Tanks, Planes For Big Push   Allied Troops Fight Back Into Wonju But Find City Deserted: Huge New Enemy Offensive Loom:

Allied Force Fights Back Into Wonju   Rail Hub Abandoned But Reds Buifd Up Eor Renewed Drive

ALLIED PATROL SMASHES INTO CITY OF WONJU   Yanks And French Find Town Empty, But Reds Massing In North

Allies Seek To Unbalance Enemy Army   Communists Have Large Air And Tank Force Poised For Drive South

Still There At Nightfall   Other Column in Sudden Strike-Bock Re-Takes Hills Overlooking Road-Reil . Center

UN RECAPTURES KEY ROAD-RAIL CENTER, WONJU   CHINESE TANKS, PLANES REPORTED POISED FOR BLOW

Tank-Led American, French Force Fights Way info Wonju, Finds Town Empty; Reds Reported Massing for Big New Offensive

Tank-led Americans And French Recapture Wonju; Reds Mass For New Drive

Battle to Throw off Balance Red Drive to South   Town Empty, Foe Has Big Tank, Plane For~ ces Farther North

Enemy Planes. Tanks Poised  For Big Push   UN Intelligence Says Communists Massing 280,000-Man Force For New Offensive

UN Fights Way Back Into Wonju   Allies Find Key  Rail Center Empty; Chinese Mass Huge Forces in Area

CITY OCCUPIED BY SMALL FORCES   Tanks, Artillery Support American, French Units  AFRAAAT Arn   Have 200 Tanks, 500 Planes Poised For Big Push Into Heart Of Korea

City Empty; Reds Poised For Assault   Allied Intelligence Reports Reds Have 200 Tanks, 500 Chinese Planes Poised For Big Push Into S. Korea

FOE HURLED BACK BUT FIERCE NEW OFFENSIVE NEAR   MacArthur Estimates 280,000 Enemy Troops Strung Along 70-Mile Front, From Osan To Wonju; Mongolian Cavalry Division Poised.

Allies’ Attack Drives Reds Out Of Wonju   Large Communist Force, However,  Set For New Push

Yanks, French Fight Way Into City of Wonju   But Reds Are Poised With Tanks, Planes For Southern Drive

Allied Teams Launch Assault In Snowstorm  Winter Slows Up Re   Winter Slows Up Red Advance In Korea

Little Action Expected When State Legislature Begins Year Tomorrow

Party Leaders Preparing For 1951 Legislature  Wednesday Opening   Wednesday Opening Expected to Bring Little Action Here

Legislature Will Convene, Hear Smith Tomorrow   May Be a Week Before Rival Parties Start Swinging Hard Blows

FIVE HURT WHEN CARS GRASH HERE   Two Women Treated At Hos. pital After Automobiles Collide At York And Mid die Streets Today

President Pleads. For Support Of © Democratic Party Party Faithful: Give Truman -. Great Ovation .— -

President Says US Building Weapons That Could ‘Wipe Out: Civilization’   Truman Probably Referred To Bombs, Guided Missiles. Military Men Say

TRUMAN REVEALS DEADLY WEAPONS ARE BEING BUILT   Calls Them “Fantastic” and Declares in All-Out War They Could “Wipe Out Civilization.”   ADDRESSES MEETING __ OF PARTY FAITHFUL   President Taiks Like a Candidate and Audience Apparently Believe He Will Make Race.

‘Fantastic New Arms Disclosed   U.S. Building Them Now, Truman Reveals

Dreadful New Weapons Told  Truman Addresses Demos Like Candidate

Cordell Hull Celebrates 80th Birthday With Plea For Maximum War Effor'

Prices Take Drop On Some Markets   Financial and Commodity Traders Show Losses, Some Recoveries

Prices Slip Today On World Markets   Cease-Fire Discussions Have Quick Reaction—Heavy Selling in Chicago Grain

Protestant Leaders, Red Press Attack Clark’s  Appointment to Vatican

APPOINTMENT TO ROME POST STIRS STORM   Protests And Silence Greet President’s Vatican Move

Protestants Set Up Cry Over Envoy  To Vatiean   Big Row Likely, But Legislators, Kyes on Elections. Discreetly Silent

Big Row Seen Over Truman's Vatican Move   -Protestants Decry Diplomatic Contacts With Pope in Rome

Protestant Outcries Foreshadow Heated Row Over Naming Of Ambassador To The Vatican

Congressmen Silent eee ee eee  Protestant Storm Over Naming Of Vatican Ambassador Tonm-

Protestant Pastors Oppose Appointment Churchmen Against Dip lomatic Relations With Vatican

AIDE SAYS GENERAL SUPPORTED TRUMAN   MacArthur Tried Desperately to Carry Out Policies, Whitney Reveals

Special New York Grand Jury Indicts the Alleged “Heirs” To “Politburo” Power in U. S.

17 Top Reds Held on Charge Of Conspiring   Overthrow of U.S. Aim of Arrested Group Is Claim

Idle Marquette Range Ore Pit To Be Reopened  Goal Set At 400,000

VOTER UPRISING “IS INDICATED BY TUESDAY BALLOT   Electorate in Scores of Cities Seemed Determined to Throw Out “Ins” Regardless of Party.   SWAYED BY RECENT CRIME. DISCLOSURES   Eugene Siler, Republican Candidate for Governor of Kentucky, Refuses to Concede Defeat.

New Political Lineup Made By Restive Voters   Crime Crusaders Score Victories; Kefauver Pleased

Ins’ Tossed Out In Tuesday Vote   Anti-Crime Crusaders Show Force;  Both Parties Gain And Lose

Both Parties Claim Gains      Big Turnover Marks “Off-Year’ Balloting Throughout the State

Voters Seen As Restive; Many ‘Ins’ Tossed Out  Unrest Traceable   Unrest Traceable To Senate Crime Probe Committee Diselacsnres

VOTERS OUST SEVERAL CITY CHIEFS TUES   Party In Power Loses Many Posts; Both  Parties Crow

Electors Toss Qut Many ‘Ins’ In City Polls   Much of Apparent Voter Unrest Traced ““"°4 Crime Disclosures

Court Separates Youths Held in Pemiscot Slayinc   One Boy Transferred To New Madrid; ‘New Confession Denied

Russian Military Budget Above Last Year, Equal To $24,100,000,000

Panel Ditches  Manpower Lid   House Group Seraps Plan Tar 4.000.000-Man Top

Ship Company  Sale Propose   Sawyer Declares Actrom > Weald Simplify Pight

Allies Will Talk on Withdrawal   Agree to Discuss “Political Matter’

Allies Willing Now to Discuss Quitting Korea   “UN Reyerses Stand, Agrees to Take Up Troop Withdrawal:

Two Old-Timers Drive Ancient Cars In Race From Chicago to New York

Boys Get Little Of $33,000 Find   Tox Collectors Mey Gobble Up Most of It, With  i Other Hidden Cosh

Tax Collectors Eye Reeovered Fortune   Contend Hidden Cash Must Be Considered Income Earned During Past Year

Cease Fire Demand Eased By Red Tear   UN Command to Push Military Action, Enemy Told

Senator Benton  Hopes To Expel Joe McCarthy   Going All Out To Get Wisconsin Senator

To Force An Investigation of McCarthy   Sen. Benton Follows Up Surprise Move To Expel McCarthy

Ser. Benion to ‘Do Everything  Can’ to Force Senate Investiqation of McCarthy

American Guns Lay Down Barrage Over Yonchon Valley After Infantrymen Beat Off Red Attack.   BAYONETS ARE USED IN REPULSING FOE      Allies Have Seized Most of Ob jectives in Recent Drive, Including Heartbreak Ridge.

REPORTER'S PETITION SNUBBED  U. S. Constitution Brings Cries of 'Red Sympathizer

 sShowaown 10 Lome House May Decide Provisions In Draft Extension Proposal

U. M. T. Showdown Slated In House   Substitute Plan Becomes Main Issue

House Debate . On Draft Bil Near Showdown   Modified UMT Measure Spelled Out in Committee

UMT Looms In House   Representatives May Kick Out Clause In Bill

Showdown: 1s- Expected On: Substitute.-For UMT          : xtension And Tightening . ‘Pronoses UMT . Pramework 

House Dead Set Against U. M. T. Nears Showdown   May Decide Today Whether It Wants Even « Skeleton of UMT in Draft Extension Bill

House to Decide  On Skeleton UMT  In Draft Measure Bill Would Establish  Security Training Corps Framework

House To Vote Today On UMT Provision In Draft Measure  With Slim Prospects For Bill

UMT’s Defeat Seen In House  Vote On Draft   Showdown Is Slated On Substitute To Administration Act

House lo Decide Whether It Wants Skeleton Of UMT   Showdown Will Come On Substitute Of  Combined Measures

Pan Americar Airways Hit By Walkout   Transport Workers Start Strike 24 Hours Ahead of Schedule

U.S. Food Prices Are Near Peak   Yop Reached Three Years Ago Almost Equalled; Trand ~  Upward Continues

And T The Worst Is Yet To Come  Housewife Finds Food sts On Dizzy Spree

Food Prices Hit All-Time Peak in N. Y. Markets   Top Previous Record i. Reached Just Three - Years Ago

Order Trims Steel Use in Many Items   Government Lists 150 Consemer Geods, From Autos Te Focket Kaives

List More items For Steel Cuf   Order Put Into Effect Limiting Its Use in Numerous Products

Government Orders 20 Per Cent Slash in Use Of Steel for 150 Consumer Durable Goods

Use of Steel Must be Cui   Government Limits Manvfacturers of 150 Goods to 20 Per Cent Less.

Steel Cut On Many Items   From Pocket Knives To Cars, Makers To Get Less Stoel

Durable Goods Steel Slashed By U.S.Agency   NPA Lists Articles To Be Affected By Reduction In Metal

GOV'T CURBS ON STEEL USE ARE WIDENED   Manufacturers of All Consumer Goods Are Ordered to Use 20 Per Cent Less Steel.   7 HITS AUTOS TO POCKET KNIVES   Restrictions Affect Operations in Second Quarter of Year, Based on First Quarter in 1950.

Government Orders Less Use of Steel   Firms to be Cut 20 Per Cent In Second Quarter;  Autos Included

ONF DRIVER UNHURT   U. S. Cuts Civilian Use Of Steel 20 Per Cent

NPA Adds To Scope of Steel Slash   Expands List of Goods Facing Reduction * Of 20 Percent.

U.S. Slashes Use Of Steel  For 150 Items  Affected Goods Rur From Automobiles

20°. Steel Slash Effective Toda V NPA Expands List to  Include Items Ranging From Knives to Autos

NPA Slashes Civilian Steel Supply 20 Pct.   Cut Affects Almost Everything From Cars To Pocket Knives

New Order On Steel To Limit Its Civilian Use   Government Expands List of Items Coming Under 20% Cut

STEEL'S CUTBACK PUT INTO EFFECT   150 Consumer Durable Items to Be Affected

Steel Consumer Goods Curb Lis ls Broadened   Order Covers Toys Autos and Many Household ftems

From Cars to Pocket Knives Manufacturers Are Ordered To Cut Their Use of Steel

N. P. A. Expands Steel Cut Order   Manufacturers Must Use 2C Per Cent Less Metal

Expanded Steel Cut Program  Put Info Effect  Vdees: We, Bo.   Items Range From . Cars to Pocket Knives

U.S. Expands Items Under Steel Cut Plan  20 Pct. Reduction To Hit Much Wider  Canecumers’ Range

Expand List Of Steel Cut ltems Today   NPA Lists Many Products Under Percentage Cut Announced Last Month

U.S. Orders 20 Per Cent Steel Slash   List Widely Expanded; Copper, Aluminum Cuts Also Due

Order Expands List of Goods In Steel Curb   [4 an een eye Their)   Consumer Durable Wares Cut Down In Steel Content

in Sea Use  NPA ‘Restricts Commercial Use Of Metal: List Deadiuete Afbactad

List Of Items Under Steel Cut Growing   Additional Articles Range From Autos To Pocket Knives

Less Steel Ordered In Many Lines   Government Cut Effects Everything From Automobiles Te Cocktail Shakers

Use Of Steel Ordered Cut   Dozens of Items Must Use Less Metal In Second Quarter

Mainstreet Business News   NATIONAL FARM  LOAN PAYS ANQTHES HRIVIDEND

‘NO CRAZIER THAN IRAN LOAN!  Mayor Asks President for $1 Million for Pay Hikes

AID NEEDED TO FINANCE TAX LOAD  U.S. Mayor Asks Loan Like That Pledaed Abroad

Asks U. S. Loan To Give Employes Of City Raises   Mayor Cites Loans To Foreign Countries In Request To Truman

Ordered To Fire Only If Enemy Fires First  To Avoid Incidents   No Indication That Communists Agreed To Do Likewise; Three More MIGs Shot Down.

Troops Along 145-Mile Front Are Ordered To  Provoke No Incidents

‘FIRE ONLY IF FIRED UPON Order U.N. Front Line Troops To Halt All Offensive Action

New Bill Hits ‘At Nations Helping Reds   Agency Fund Slash, Economic Bans Await Truman Pen -

Anti-Trust Jury Hears Witness  Claims Taxi Firms \Wrecked Business

Steel Worker Policy Group Study Strike   Murray Expected To Recommend Delay As Asked By Truman

Steel Union May Heed  President   Meetings Start Today To Discuss New Year’s Strike

Record Arms  Budget Seen   $57.2 Billion Tagged  For Military Use

GOP School Chief’s Vote Stuns Leader:   Wayne County, Too, Turns Back On Governor

‘Peace Too Precious for Partisan Politics President Says in Speech

PLANES POUND RED — BUILDUP IN KORE:   Allied Ground Foree Fails t Wrest Hills on Eastern Front Prony Comminict¢.

4 Area Residents Killed i in Mishap  ‘District Like Day Baik, Alen 1n.

4 Area Residents Killed in Mishaps   District Labor Day Mishaps Also Injure 10 1 Suicide Is Reported

Collazo Goes On Trial For Slaying Guard, Trying to Kill Pres. Truman

Assassination Try Trial Opens Today   Oscar Callazo. Is: Defendant In Washington

PUERTO RICAN CONSPIRATOR PUT ON TRIAL  Revolutionary Who Attempted Assassi nation of Mr. Truge Oe take ae ty GSU UNOE   .-. . ©

Hawaiis Communist  Network Is Revealed   Former Party Member's Report To House UnAmerican Activities Committee Is Made Public

AS ‘SICKNESS’ SPREADS FAST   Mediation Board Formally Requests Another Session

Rail Chief Urges Men to End Walkout   Union Leader Tells Aides To ‘Use Every Method’ To Get Workers Back

Air Force Planning Rapid Destriction Of 70 Industrial . Targets in Russia

Annual Exhibit Of 4-H Work Part of Fair   Members Must Place Exhibits by 4 p.m. on Monday: Sale Aua. 16

King Leopold Ill Ends 17-Year Reign   Elder Son, Prince Baudoin, New King Of Belgium

King Of Belgians Resigns Throne  _In Favor Of Son   Leopold Ends 17-Yr. Reign With Appeal To Rally Round Prince Baudoin

Colorado Plateau Said to be World's Second Largest Producer of Uranium

HEARST AGREEMENT IS DECLARED VOID   Pact With Marion Davies, Voting Control Of Enterprises, Not Recognized

HEARST-DAVIES DACT DEFIITEN   Estate Adminisirators Call Voting Trust Contract Void

Scrap Shortage ds Imperiling “vivilian Goods   ~ Gloomy Appraisal . Of Steel Outlook >> Made By Mobilizer

Scrap Shortage "as Imperiling *pivilian Goods  ig Gloomy Appraisal “7 Of Steel Outlook  Mace Thar Bakiis....

OPS Specialist Will Be In City Next Wednesday To Assist Business Men

‘Case Study’ Of The Taft-Ferguson Campaign May Result In New ‘Rules* For Elections

Appeal For  Back to Work Is Unheeded   No Truth In Current Rumor 01 Impending Settlement; Switch men “Wait And See” Policy   BIG STEEL MILLS BEING FORCED DOWN

Yanks Capture Ridge; Battle  lor Three More   Reds Lost 3 Divisions in August: Peace Note Exchange Stalled

YANKS BATTER WAY TO CREST ABOVE YANCCU   Trying to Uproot Reds on-Two More Of Korean Ridges

Red Casualties High U.S. Infantrymen Take One ‘Ridge, Fight for Three Others

US Troops Smash on In Korea   Second Division Locked In Bitter Battle As Ceasefire Talks Stall

Second Division Hammers at Reds  In Eastern Korea  Attains One Ridge, Fights for Others In Bitter Battles

U. S. Division Gains Way To Bloody Ridge   2nd Infantrymen_ Drive Through Big Red Resistance In. Capturing Hill Mass

UN Troops Advance in Bloody Fight   Believe Ridgway Ready to Send Reply to Reds

LU LUE UF RWUL  U. S. Infantrymen in Bitter Battles With Reds in East Korea

US Infantrymen Smash Their Way To Top Of Ridge   Drive Through Heavy Red Resistance And Capture Yanggu Hill

} Division ons Drive ck Commies  ast Few Days Sees —- ene 7 ree   ast Few Days Sees ed Casualties n the Increase

Reds Put Up Stiff Fight Among Hills   U.N. Reports Three Enemy Divisions Lost Jn Wonth

U.N. INFANTRY WINS BATTLE FOR HILLS   Ridgway Preparing Reply To Red Negotiators

Yanks Scale Bloody Ridge   2nd Division Locked in Figh For Other Korean Heights

Yanks Take Bloody R idloe In Kast Koren   Second Division Wins Bitter Fight in Limited Offensive

Troops Advance To Top of Ridge  Locked in Battles For 3 Other Hills

Savage Assault Routs Reds In‘  Eastern Korea   Enemy Losses Heavy. _ As Fighting Flares In Truee Talk Lull

Seize One Ridge And Fighting For Several Others   Red Resistance Tough And Americans Forced Into Day-Long Fight. 

U.S. Troops Grab Ridge From Reds   Infantrymen Are Lockec In Battle for Three Other Heights.

Yank Troops Drive Reds From Ridge   'U. S. Division Locked in Hot Mountain Fight

2ND DIVISION GAINS TOP OF “BLOODY RIDGE"   Bitter Battles for 3 Other Heights; No Truce Notes Today.

Bloody Fight Goes On For Key Heights   Yanks Smash Way Tc Top Of One Ridge, Battle For 3 Others

U.S. 2nd Division Takes Red Ridge North of Yanggu  Van Fleet Says 26,000 Reds Lost Last Month; No Messages Exchane

Heavy Fighting In Eastern Korea As Yanks Push Ahead   Cease-Fire Front Is Quiet; Ridgway Prepares Message

CHICAGO, SPEECH. ON AIR TONIGHT  Tatt Praise s General Ike, Silent on Candidate Ike ©

—SWOLLEN LIPS SAY ‘I DO’— Tone Marries Starlet  Over Whom He Fought

_____.. Neal Wishes Them Happiness __ Barbara, Franchot © Stay in Minnesota

Franchot, Barbara Finally Marry; Rejected Suitor Wishes Them Well

Grady Criticizes Britain For Taking Oil Dispute Before Security Counall

Diplomats Meet King And Queer  Americans Presented To British Royalty

ON EACH CHEEK Dimes Poster Boy Gets Kisses, but Agin’ His Wishes

 Angry Citizens: — on Open 5-Way Probe Into Crash \Of Airliner In-Which 56 Died

A ngry Citizens: Open 5-Way Probe Into Crash Of Airliner In Which 56 Died

Town Inundated By Flash Flood   Torrential Rains Swell Big Creek Into Raging Torrent in Kansas

Bakers Strike Threatens To Spread Into New York   Nashua, N. H. and Lawrence Plants Latest to Be Hit in Labor Dispute

MAJOR BILLS DUE “FOR FINAL VOTE   State Senate Will Decide Fate of Finance, Assessment Measures   “LITTLE HOOVER” PLAN

“Little Hoover” Bill Passed By Unanimous Vote   New State Finance Plan Meets Senate  Approval Despite  Several ('Weak?! Gnas,

U.S. Planes Blast North Korea Capital   Determined Air Assault Carried Out During Rain

U. S. Warplanes Blast Pyongyang  Allied Ground Troops Demek fcmct of Lille

Communist Negofiators Want. Fighting Continued Along Front   Allied Warplanes Aloft in Big Bombing Raids; Three U.S. Aircraft Shot Down; Rade Stand Firm on Buffer Line Issue

Capital Of North Korea Hit Hard By US Planes   Pyongyang Blasted Through Rain In Terrific Assault: Fighters And Bombers Are Involved

North Korean Capital Given Heavy Bombine   Blasting by U. S. Planes Greatest Of the War

Pyongyang Hit Hard By U.S. Planes   North Korean Capita Takes One Of Worst Poundines Gf War

“RED” TROOPS READY FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   U. S. Planes Rock Hub City Of Sariwon

ENEMY TROOPS ARE MOVING TOWARD SOUTH   Reds Are Taking Positions For Expected Jump-Off

Foe Crosses Pukran River   Sharpened Fighting Portends Big Drive

Pukhan River Is Crossed By Enemy Troops  U.S. Superforts In Heavy Attacks On Hub Of Sariwon

Police Hunt ‘Death Hill’ Girl Slayer   Battered Nude Body Of Young Woman Is Found In Wooded Area Of New York's ‘Death Hill’

“U'S. Plans Face-to-Face “Meeting. : ee  Bish Send Sharp Protest . ‘On. Shooting by Eastern. Police

British Protest Shooting Incident   L.S. Officials Term Attack on Tourists “Willful. Laprovoked’

Economy Drive Seen Faltering   Business Group Names 10 ‘Anti-Spending’ Senators

Group Sees Little Future For Economy   Sen. Bricker Listed As One Of 10 Best  In Fiahtinga Snendin.

2 Guamen Evade Pittsburgh Police   . Young Men Escape From Allegheny

2 Gunmen Evade Pittsburgh Police   Young Men Escape From Allegheny County Workhouse

“a exe . : eee Cae  Political Feud Grips Polk Coun ty ate Trouble Feared as Tennessee Voters  ier

TENNESSEE TOWN FEARS VIOLENCE DURING ELECTION   SAY MOUNTAIN BOYS MAY COME TO TOWN, START FIREWORKS

Special Election Between Brothers May End Gopernmental Paralys ope  In ‘Turbule  Tennessee Coun

 —CANAL ZONE TROUBLE—. Russian Envoy Gets In Britain-Egy pt Picture

Egypt Hold: Conference —  With Reds   Arms Discussion Denied; Britain Refuses To Move

Red Envoy Has Parley With El Din   Egypt's Foreign Minister Tells Reporters Red Demand for Jud ge Was Subiect   Won’t Quit Sudan   Britain Repeats Stanc _ Regarding the Cottor Area in South \

Soviet Envoy In Conference With Egyptian   Cairo Newspapers See Possible Red Supply of Arms

Reds Seeking USSR Judge At The Hague   Armament Affairs No Discussed. Reporters  Told

Russian Envoy, Egyptian Leader Meet Last Night   Cairo’s Newspapers Headline Session  Held For 90 Minutes

Russia Confers With Egyptians   Discuss Soviet Judge for World Court and Problems of Eaypt

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Discuss Soviet Judgeship

Soviet Envoys, Egypt Minister Discuss Policy.   Russians Want Support For Judge At The Hague Arms Aid Not Broached

Russia's Envoy To Egypt Chats With Minister   Banner Headlines Follow 90-Minute Con ference.

Russian Envoy Call Top News In Tense Cairo ‘   Red Ambassador Meets with Eqyptian Minister

Egyptians Confer With Soviet Envoy  Deny Discussions Concerned Arms

Russian Envoy to Egypt Confers With Cairo Leaders for 90  Minutes; Arms Are Not Discussed

Russian Envoy Confers With Egyptian Aid  Arms Talk Denied;  British Again Refuse To Get Out Of Sudar

Russ Envoy Meets With Keypt Leader   No Word on Subject of Session; Britain Says She Won’t Leave

Egyptian, Red Officials Meet  Report Discussion On Judae Appointment

Warplanes Pound the Crippled North Korean Rail System   IN LONG CONFERENCE

Russian Envoy’s Session With Egypt’s Foreign Minister Big News In Cairo

Soviet Envoy, Egypt Foreign Minister Meet   Egyptian Says His Country's Questions Talked

Only 2 Rebuffs Received By Governor as Most of — His KBeonomyv Plan OK’d

Bulk of Jordan  Program Given  Legislative Ok   School Proposals Get Only Major Rebuff

2d B. H. Man F atally Hurt Wednesday   F. W. MeCrery Hit By Auto In Fair Plain

CAR INJURIES PROVE FATAL   Frederick McCrery Of The Salvation Army 41st Traffic Victim

New Law Bans Refilling Of Prescriptions Unless Doctor Authorizes

Catch Wanted Man on Route 54   “Troopers Arrest. Wisconsin Clerk After A Chase

Defendant Callec To Stand Today In Murder Trial  Tells Story Under Questioning by  Aare TaAaAy

Sheriff Testifies Today In Roberts Trial For Murder  Donnie Roberts, 9,   Donnie Roberts, 9 ' Called by State As Early Witness  Mv E47 AEE WwDoiTrep

Plan To Discuss Malik’s Surprise Peace Proposal   U.S. And Other Nation: To Start Talks On Proposals Tuesday -

Cordell Hull Somewhat Better, Bat Mast Remain Oe The ‘Critical’ List

Israel Asks $1.5 Billion Reparation   Sought For Plunder During Nazi Reaime

Israel Demands Occupation Powers  Make Germans Pay $1,500,000,000

Lodge Quizzec On Aid Stand By Brewster   Maine Senator Asks Foreign Aid Backers To Clarify Position

Lodge Appeals For Support Of Aid Bill   Sees Need for Future Buildup of Ground Power in Free Lands

Banaiia Boat Sefs Off Sub Rumors   Couses Widespread Patro Plane Search off Florida

FEPC MEASURE CLEARS HOUSE AFTER DEBATE  Opposition to Bill However, Charge: fg) ee ae gp) eee Will DD a.

Vogler Opposes More Sales Tax   Hopes State Doesn’t Change Present Plan For More Revenue

Vogler Defends N.C. Tax Setup   Veteran Lawmaker . Against Tax Hike

Quick Thinking Pilot Saves 49 Aboard Airliner   Plane Crash - Landed, Burst Into Flames Following Chicago Take-Off

Crash-Landed Plane Blows Up After 49 Get Out   Pilot Brings It Into Field When Motors Are Failing

Pilot Saves 49. In Plane Crash  All Escape Before Airliner Exnlodes

UN Group Votes Embargo ‘On War Supplies to Chine   General Assembly Expected lo Approve Action ‘Today; Vote Is 45-0 After Malik Fails to Move Issue to Securily Council

U.N. To Vote Today For Red Embargo  Committee Makes Recammoendatinyu

Arms for China Embargo Voted By UN's Group   Russian Bloc Disregarded in Speedy Action

U.N. Approves Arms Embargo Against China   Disregards Soviet Objections—Final Voting Today

Soviet Bloc s Overridden By 45-0 Vote   Malik And Cronies Refuse To Take Part In One-Sided Debate

UN EMBARGO AGAINST CHINA GETS OK TODAY   Political Committee Beats Down Red Bloc, 45-0

Assembly Expected to Okay Action Against Red China  U.N. Group Approves Embargo

It's Raven That Follows This Lad   Children Find Bird Gay Companion, Teacher Says He's Distracting

Nevada Boy’s Pet Raven Does Even Better Than ‘Mary’s Little Lamb

Killer's Escape Car Discovered   Convict Who Slew 8 Sought in Manhunt

Seeretary Marhall So Declares in  Answer to Queries On Korean Strife

‘Aim to Win War by Inflicting Huge Casualties on Reds   Thus Breaking Their Morale, Destroying Armies Marshall Testifies.  se bt ae oe oe Mm ah ee

BILL TO INGREASE TAX REVENUE SCHEDULED FOR ACTION HEXT WEDNESDAY

ALLIES BLAMED FOR VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY  Gen. Ridgway, Supreme U.N. Com-

At Same Time Charge Allies With Four Specific Violations Of Neutrality—Ask For Guarantees   UN SAYS ACCUSATION WITHOUT VALIDITY

Communists Cal For Resumption Ct Truce Talks   Future of Cease-Fire Nesotiations Uncertain

“Resumption Of Negotiations  Being Sought   Communists Charge > Allies With Four Alleged Yiolations

Reds Again Call For Resumption Of Truce Talks   Also Charge Allies Violate Neutrality Pact

Say Allies Violated —  Truce Pact   Ridgway Holds ' Up His Answer

Commies Call For Immediate Talk Resumption  Allies, However, Are Charged With Four Aqreement Violations

GLAM ALLIED  PLANE ATTACK:  ON WHITE FLAG   But Message Ridgway Asking for Resumption of . Truce Talks.

Foe Counters With Charges OF ts Own   Acceptance Now Rests In Hands Of Gen. Ridgway

Also Charge Allies With Four Violations of Neutrality In Tough, Uncompromising Note To UN, Ridgway Silent On Latest Red Move

File Formal Claims With Request Truce Talks Be Reopened   Violation Charges Classed As “Completely Without Validity” By Chief Delegate.

Reds Renew Pledge But Add Protest   Sharp Note to Gen. Ridgway Asks New Guarantees by UN

Communists Again Call For Resumption of Talks; Charae Four Violations

Charge UN With Four  Violations   Enemy Claims Allies Already Have Their Neutrality Guarantee

Reds Call for Talks To Resume   But Charge Allies with Some Violations File Protest

Got Confession Under Mental, Physical Stress   Held 17 Months as a Spy; U.S. Met 3 Communist Demands

Hungary Releases Robert A. Vogeler, Jailed 17 Months   American Business  Executive Now Safe in Austria; Budapest Save US. Paid Peies

HUNGARY FREES  ROBERT VOGELER   U. S. Makes Four Major Concessions To Gain Release of IT&T Executive

VOGELER SORRY HE DIDN'T KEEP U. S. TRADITION   Refers to Spy Confession Under Pressure in Communist Court.

House, Senate Strive to Break Draft Stalemate   Will Reconsider Big Increase in Income Taxes

Peron Claims New Atomic Development   Says Argentine Experiments Prave Suceecs

Peron Says Atom Energy Produced By New Method   No Details Given; Cost Reported Below U.S. Methoc

Argentina Claims Atomic Explosion ©  Says ‘New Method Improved Process

Argentine Claims An Atomic Secret   Production Under New and Cheaper Method Announced

Peron Reveals ‘New’ Process Skips Uranium   Austrian Physicist Credited With Work

Peron Hints Atom Power  Step Achieved   Energy Produced By New Method, Argentine Claims

Peron Says New Release  Achieved   Scientists Reported as Producing Energy for Industrial Use at Far Lower Cost Than in U.S.

BILL COOK CALLS WORLD HIS ENEM)   ‘DENTES HE REMEMBERS TER ROR TRIP WITH MOSSERS —PLEADS INNOCENT.

Italian Court Asks Extradition of Ex-Servicemen Accused of Killing Leader In Bizarre War Story  CLOAK AND DAGGER

Italy Asks to Try Two Americans Fo) Murder of Leader  Bizarre Details of ‘Storybook’ Killing Revealed Last Night

Four School Houses To Be Sold At Auction  An Opportunity For Loarcal Riverre

Four School Houses To Be Sold At Auction  An Opportunity  ° “Bor Loeal Buvers 7”

Red Inquiry is Directed Qn Hollywood   Pitty Witnesses Subpenaed as House Un-American Activities Committee Begins Probe.

No Progress On Armistice   Negotiations Still Dead locked On Problem of Buffer Zone for Armies

Buffer Zone Issue Blocks ‘Peace Parley   Negotiators Agree War Will Continue While Talks Go On

Buffer Zone Holding Up  Conference   Allied Spokesman Cautions Against Early Optimism

Allied and Red Negotiators Bargain Three Hours but Make No Progress Toward Ending Shooting  in V meas

Remain Stalled On Issue Of Buffer Zone   Both Sides Agree  To Pursue War While Talks Go On; Planes Batter Pyongyang

Buffer Zone Problem Still The Big Issue   Make No Progress Toward Ending Shooting, Instead Agree To Continue Fighting Until Truce !s Reached

Negotiators Fail To Progress But Are Still Hoveful   Only Agreement Reached Is That Fichting Sholl Continue During Talks: Reds See Parley Collapse

In Sultry Kaesong Three-Hour Session Leaves Buffer Zone Still Unsettled

No Halt In War As Negotiators Talk Is Decided   _ Allies And Reds ~ Bargain For ‘Over © Three Hours ‘Today

Same Song,  25th Verse   Allied, Red Negotiator: Remain In Stalemate

AGREE FIGHTING SHALL CONTINUE DURING TALKS   VAN FLEET WARNS TROOPS TO GUARD AGAINST RED TRICK

Three-Hour Session in Sultry Kaesong Results in Decision to Continue Shooting War.   BUFFER ZONE IS CAUSE OF DEADLOCK

Negotiators Still Wrestle On Buffer Zone   Joy Gives Details Of U.N. Position On Dividing Line

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   Fighting Continues During Talks

Allied Bombers Blast Pyongyang in Major Raid   Butter Zone Dispute Again Leaves Peace Delegates Deadlocked

No Progress Made in 3-Hour Talk at Kaesong   Buffer Zone Issue Cause of Deadlock

Suffer Zone ; we Takes. Ne. ee Hours  On , ssions ,        No Progress, Made Following Longest  Meeting By Chiefs

3-Hour Session Brings Reports Of ‘No Proaress   Allied Planes Hit Pyongyang in One Of Biggest Assaults

No Progress Reported In Korean Talks   Negotiators Agree To Continue War During Cease-Fire Meets in Kaesong

REPORT NO PROGRESS IN TRUCE TALK   Negotiators Agree That War Will Continue While They Attempt to Work Out Armistice   . BOTH SIDES FIRM : ON BUFFER ZONE   Allied Negotiators Emerge From Conference Room Today With Smiles, But Won't Comment.

Hostilities Will Continue During Talks   Deadlocked On Buffer Zone To Separate The Opposing Armies

Schedule Another Meeting:   Reds Want Zone — 1244 Miles at 38; Allies are Opposed

Fighting Will Continue As Negotiators Talk Cease-Fire   > Remain Deadlocked On Buffer Zone Between Armies

No Progress at Kaesong   Delegates Deadlocked Over the Buffer Zone

No Progress In Bargaining At Kaesong   Negotiators Talk for 3 Hours—Agree That Shooting Will Continu

Allies, Reds To Continue Korean War  Cease-Fire Group Unable to Settle On Dividing Line

Butter Zone Still Snags Truce Parley   Negotiators Agree War to Continue While They Argue  Rp. SAM STIMMUEPTIN

U.N. and Reds Agree To Fight During Parley   AF Planes Blast Pyongyang Capital; Three Are Lost

No Progress Toward Ending Shooting in Korea Is Made 'By Necotiators at Kaesong

No Progress Reported In Peace Talks   Negotiators Agree War To Go On While Parley Under Way

Opponents Are Agreed Firing Will Continue   No Let-Up Seen In Actual Battle Pending Settlement

PARTIES AGREE 10 RESUME WAR DURING PARI FYS   Three-Hour Session Makes No Progress oward Peace — Allied Planes Hit  Korean Canjtal

Sides Fail  ToAgreeon Truce Lines   Reds Ask Zone Along 38th Parallel, Allies Reject This as Purely Political Area    Warning Is Given   Allied Stand, Reds Say, Might Force Break of Negotiations

Deadlock Remains On  Buffer Zone   3-Hour Session Held Today, With Another Scheduled Tonight

No Progress In Armistice Talks   Only Agreement at Kaesong Is That War Won't Stop for Parley

Delegates Agree Shooting Goes On   Negotiators To. Return To Neutral. Zone Item When Talks Are Resumed

No Advance Reported In Cease-Fire   War to Continue ‘While Negotiators Seek a Settlement Of Korea Stalemate

Deadlock Over Buffer Zone Blocks Action   Both Sides Agree War Will Continue During Negotiations

Both Sides Agree That War To Go On Unabated: Allied Warplanes Batter Red City

No Progress Made to Stop Korean Combat   Only Point Envoys Agree on in ThreeHour Session is to Shoot While Talking

Cease-Fire Parley Is Deadlocked On Problem Of Korean Buffer Zone

Knotty Point Ties Up Talks At Kaesong  Hostilities Continue During Korean  Awmmicticze Parlay

Negotiators Agree On One Point   War Will Continue While Talks Are Underway—Aareed

No Progress In Long Cease-Fire Session   Allied, Red Negotiators Talk Three Hours on Buffer Zone

Still Deadlocked Over Dividing Line  :  Allies Demand Cease-fire Strip   Allies Demand Cease-fire Strip Along Present Battle Line

War To Continue Pending Decision  On Terms of Pact  Allies, Reds Firm In Stalemate Over Buffer Zone Site

Temperatures   Allies Blast Pyongyang: Disagreement Occurs On Site of Buffer Zone

On The Globe-News  KGNC: gio TODAY       Set Senate Study of Any RFC Lean Link by Boyle

PEGLER BLASTS C1O’S REUTHER   Says Labor Leaders Are Thugs, Racketeers And Conspirators

Heat Wave Sign Earth Warming   Farmers in’ North: May ‘Even Raise Cotton

Kills Wife, Lover, Self in Triangle   Wealthy Michigan Man in—triple Slaying

Babe's Condition Serious After Abduction, Rape   Girl, 18 Months, Faces Pneumonia Fram FExnocure

Pa. Senate Face: Added Pressure   Two New Quarters Indicate Plan Of Joining Tax Battle

Senate Faces Pressure From New Quarters in Stalemate Over Question of New Taxes

DEFENSE EFFORT MASKS DEEDS FBI Director Says Crime Poses Security Threat

'CROWNING INSULT  Never Heard of Texas, Russian Guide In Japan Tells Newsman

Reporter Tries to Visit Embassy — Finds~-Russians: Haven't Even Heard About Texas

Writer Pays Friendly Call  On Russians  ® Finds Latch String Not Out at Tokyo Red Headquarters

Russians Could Use a Little Back Porch Friendliness, Tokyo Visitor Believes

U.S. Writer Gets Cool Reception On Social Call To Soviet Embassy

‘Impossible,’ Said The Said The Russian  Reds Have A Lot To Learn, Writer Finds On Embassy Vieis

Troubles Begin For Cotimunist  Youth Festival   Fifty Blue Shirted Reds Come To West Germany To Seek Asylum.

Trouble Begins for World Youth Fete In East Berlin  Many Deserters of East Germany Are Expected This Week

German Youths Flee from Reds  ‘Factival far Panra’   ‘Festival for Peace’ Deserted by Many

SHOW HASN'T STARTED YET Youths at Red Peace ‘Meet Fleeing to West

REDS DESERT YOUTH EVENT   Expect -More Will Try to Slip Across Berlin Boundary

HOSPITAL BOARD AND COMMITTEES CHAIRMEN MEE   Monthly Ses Session Ir Auxiliary Room  Wednesday

HOSPITAL BOARD AND CHAIRMEN AT MONTHLY SESSION   Reports On Activities Of Committees During Last Month

MONTHLY MEETING HOSPITAL BOARD - AND AUXILIARY   Report Shows Much Has Been Accomplished At Hospital

HOSPITAL BOARD AND COMMITTEES MONTHLY SESSION   Repor ts Submitted By Heads Numerous Committees

MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AUXILIARY  HAS ANNUAL MEETING TUESDAY   ‘Officers Elected For Year And Reports Read Of Organization’s Many  Activities

MONTHLY MEETING OF AUXILIARY TO HOSPITAL IS HELD   Reports For Month Submitted -— Other  Business Transacted

HOSPITAL BOARD AND AUXILIARY MONTHLY MEETING   Reports Sul Submitted by Heads of the  Committees

HOSPITAL BOARD AND CHAIRMEN MEET WEDNESDAY   Reports Submitted And Several Matters Considered ;

HOSPITAL BOARD AND AUXILIARY MONTHLY MEETING   Reports Submitted And Various Mat ters Discussed

600 POLICE CHIEFS TO MEET IN PHILA.   Vanguard Converges Or City for 38th Annual Convention

Senate Probers To Keep Hands Off Cadet Case  l s¢¢la Oe Nathina   Little Or Nothing To Investigate In Case, Solons Say

Senators Adopt ‘Hands Off Policy in West Point Case.   To Leave Action To Army Unless Cadets Ask Probe

‘Senators: Drop Plans. To Investigate Cribbing   CLOSED DOOR: SESSION BRINGS: DECISION TO “KEEP HANDS OFE-IN: WEST. BOIN’ , CASE ©

CADET SCANDAL PROBE DROPPED   Senate Investigaiors Keep Hands Off—Some Agree There Is Little To Invesfiente.

Find Gas Leaks at Blast Scene      “Seepage May Have ‘Been Cause of Blast  ‘ et Stevene Point

FIRST DRAWING OF ATOM BOMB IN MAGAZINE   Air Force Clears Desctiptior of Bomb Big as a Room.

First A-Bomb Description by An Eyewitness   Article Says It’s Shaped Like Water Tank,  Big as a Living Room

Little Danger of It Being ‘Sneaked In,’ General Says A-Bomb Big As Living Room, Weighs 5 tons, Serv First Eyewitness of Practice Run

Big As A Livine Ro oom—  Gives 1st Eye- Witness Seiedeties of Lh. Bomt

A-Bomb's as Big asa Living Room  Ci cad bie Heat Wator Heator Sane Ta. Witroce

Magazine Publishes First Revorted Eye-Witness Description of A-Bomb

Radio Peking Says Plan Proposed to Give U.S. Rect New Offensive Try

Chou Proposes Own 5-Point Peace Program   Communist Plan Based on Withdrawa Of 'Foreign' Troops

Offers 5-Point Plan Calling For Withdrawal   Expect U.S. to Demand UN Condemn China as Aggressor

Reply Sent From Peking Via Radio   Expect U. S. Will Ask Labeling of Foe As Aggressor

TRUMAN CANCELS TRADE AGREEMENT DEALS: WITH RUSSIA AND POLAND AS OF JANUARY 5

TRUMAN PINS — FAME HOPE ON AVOIDING WAR   Defends Aids as Honorable Men; Says His House Is Clean.

Truman Says House ‘Clean’, Ignores Barbs   Must Let History Pass Judgment On His Administration

Truman Says His Assistants Are Honorable   President Leaves Verdict On His Administration To History

Peace Will Win  Favorable Verdict, Truman Believes   President Is Not Worried Over Lata Attacks on Integrity OF Adminictrantiann

President Defetids Aides   No ‘Housetleaning’  . Needed, Says Trunian: - Says Recdi Will Be Vindicated hy Historv

Truman Silent ‘On Criticism   Pins Hopes of Favorable Verdict From History Concerning Policies.

Truman Comes Forth To Back Officials  President Rebuffs Mounting Editorial

Accidents Fatal fo8on Weekend   4 Pedestrians Killed, 2 by Hit-Run Drivers

Two Tankers Collide Today In the Gulf   ‘All Hands Lost’ Aboard One; Other Reported Burning

TODAY’S BASEBALL   Two Tankers Collide in Gulf of Mexico  All Hands Aboard i I ae

35 Crewmen Of Tanker Perish Ini Ship Crash   Two Tankers Collide Today In Gulf Of  Meavircra.

Two Tankers Collide in Gulf of Mexico   One Vessel Burning, Other Reported Sunk

—TANKERS COLLIDE AT SEA—  Ship Believed Sunk With 35 Hands Aboard

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars An Lighter Vein  During 24 Hours   (By The Associated Press)

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours   Saddle Thief. Yes

Admits Taking Saddle But Horse Which Followec Just ‘Likes Me’ Man Say:

Non-Combat Training Seen For Boys Of 18  Six-Month Course   Six-Month Course Gains Favor With House Committee

STUDY DRAFT LAW: CHANGES   18-Year-Old Non-Combat Training Favored By House Group

18 Year’ Draft Plan Gains Favor   Six Months Basic Training Provision May End Dispute

Lowered Draft Age Gains Favor  Boys Of 18 May Get 6 Months Trainina

Support Draft Of 18-Year-Olds, . Training Clause   Proposed Law Promises Few Would See Combat  Duty Befewre-Age Of 19

New Plan for Use of Young Men Favored   18-Year-Olds Would Get 6 Months Basic Training Before They Would Face Combat

Non-Combat Training Idea Proposed   18-Year-Old Plan  Winning Some

Sugeest Six Months Basie Training Idea   Armed Services Groups Discuss Plan Connected  With 18-year-old Draft

18° Draft With Clause Wins Favor  Plan Would Give 6-Month Period

Compromise On ‘18’ Dratt Now Foreseen   Youngsters Would Get 6 Months Of Non-Combat Work

Solons May OK Training Term  For Teen-Agers   Six-Month Minimum Time For 18-Year-Olds Foreseen

Compromise On Draft Seen  Six Months’ Training  Rafara Cambhat Dirty

Training Program For 18-Year-Old Inductees Sought   Proposal Would Keep Men From Combat Until 19

Would Give 18 Year Olds Six Months Training   Plan Gains Favor: In Congress And May Break Deadlock.

Suggestion to Draft 18-Year-Olds. \Appears Gainina Favor in Committee

Vinson Proposal Appears fo Be Gaining Favor  6 Mo. Non-Combat Training Suggested

UN Patrols Cross And Recross 38 Almost At Will  ROK Commandos Raid Position Far North Of Border

Senate Crime Committee Plans  New TV Hearing   New York Underworld Will Be Spotlighted On Broadcasts.

Lobby Query Group Thinks Someone Lied   St. Louis Attorney Denies Attempted Bribing of Engineer

Believes Offer Was Made by La Tourette  Heated Discord Over $10,000 Repor To Lobby Inquirers

State Lobby Committee Say: Some One Lied   Testimony to Be Sent To Attorney General

Freight Stalled Firemen on Way To Blazing Pit  Dense Smoke fram   Dense Smoke from Burning Coal Tar Threatened Lumber

Freight Stalled Firemen on Way To Blazing Pit   Dense Smoke from Burning Coal Tar Threatened Lumber

Filling ‘Gap’, Bradley Says Of Pact Army   Head Of Joint Chiefs Works On Forces To Handle Ike’s Plans

BRADLEY WARNS ON PREPAREDNESS   Cites. Gap Between Ready Plans, Ready Forces

Senators To Study Oust-M Carthy Bid   Solon Rejects Invitation To Answer Renton

Senators Vote For In quiry  On McCarthy   Benton’s Charges Will Be Checked  By Subcommittee

Senate to Check McCarthy Ouster   Rules Subcommittee Votes Investigation

TO INVESTIGATE BENTON CHARGES   Senator Says McCarthy Should Be Ousted   From Congress

Senate Group Votes Check On McCarthy   Future of Ouster Move Hinges on Investigation

Senate Group Slates Probe  Of McCarthy   Staff Ordered To Investigate Perjury Charges,  Report Nov. Ll

SENATE BODY 10 PROBE CHARGES AGAINST WICARTHY   Committee Orders Staff To Report Findings By Rice.

Ouster Move Report Asked  M’Carthy Allegations   M’Carthy Allegations Aired by Senate

Senators To Air McCarthy Ouster Charge by Benton  Rules Committee Staff Will Submit Report by Nov. 1

Groun fo Probe. Ouster Request  To Investigate Charge: Against Sen. McCarth:

McCarthy Probe OKed by Senate   Benson Insists Wisconsin  Solon Should Be Ousted

Senate to Investigate  For Benton But McCarthy Says He Won’t Read Non  Anewer Charges.

Name Men for New Board on Mobilization   Labor Back in the Fold, With Hope Difference: May Be Solved Now

Truman W0os Labor Back Into Defense Agency  President Creates 17-Man Mobili zati or   President Creates  17-Man Mobilizatior Board Which Meets Union Chiefs’ Okay

NAMED TO BOARD   Mobilization A d visory Group Wyll Help Frame  Defense Policies

Truman Names Mobilization Advisory Board   Union Leaders Agree On Step To End Differences

New Mobilization Group Appointed  Union Men Agree To Participate

TRUMAN PICKS 1b MEMBER OF NEW BROUE   Board to Hold First Meeting on Monday with Truman Present.

New Mobilization Board Is Named; Labor Ends Boycot   4 Each Represent Labor, Industry, Farmers, Public

Labor Back on Defense Body  _ Union Leaders Agree to Take Positions   Union Leaders Agree to Take Positions on New Mobilization Committee.

Truman Names 16 To Advisory Board  Herschel D. Newsom To Represent Farmers In Mobilization Group

Advisory Body Is Named by The President   Four Divisions Represented in Annuoncement

REDS EXPECTED LAUNCH ATTACK IN 24 HOURS   Low-Hanging Rain Clouds Hinder UN Planes

House Crops Agency Funds By 44 Per Cent   ‘Voice’ Gets Only Tenth Of Amount Asked For Program

House Votes Startling 44 Per Cent Slash in Major Appropriation Bil!

Agency Funds HeavilySlashed By House Vote   Startling Cut of 44 Percent Voted in Appropriations

‘300 Tons of Bombs Hurled At Red Base   400 Enemy Trucks Knocked Out By Other US Planes

Big Rail Center Heavily Blasted   Attack on Rashin Assembly Yard First In More Than One Year

Rip Rashin Freight Center In North Korea   First Bombing There in More Wile: see Agha

Lawyers Favor Douglas Choices   Truman Skipped His Men for Judgeships

LAWYERS BACK DOUGLAS’ PICKS FOR JUDGESHIPS         Choices of IHinois Senator  Passed Over by President Truman.

ILLINOIS BAR BACKS DOUGLAS   Give Top Backing to His Judge Choices.

HALSEY NAMED IN SHIP DEAL   Former Secretary Of State Stettinius Also Is Mentioned   IFULL AIRING PLANNED

Halsey and Stettinius In on Dea   Named as Members o Group Engineering Tanker Affair.

Admiral Hero Of Pacific Warfare Linked To Ship Profiting Plan; Edward Stettinius Role Ales Tetd

Surplus Ship Deal Aired Halsey And Stettinius Named In RFC Hearing

[FORMERLY LIVED HERE   RF.C. Mentions Nothing Improper in $2.8 Million Deal

Link Halsey, Stettinius To Tanker Deal   Admiral, Former Aide of Roosevelt, Named In Ship Profit Quiz

Senators Move To Air Surplus Ships Transaction   Names of Halsey, Stettinius Linked In Big Profits Deal

Halsey Named In Ships Deal   Senators to Air Details of Profits From Surplus Sales

Senators Seek Fuller Airing Of Ship Sales   Halsey, Stetlinius Named In Probe Of Surplus Yessel Deal

Senators To Air Surplus Ship Dea   Names of Halsey And Stettinius Have Been Injected Into Probe

Connect Halsey And Stettinius With Ship Deal   Senate Probe Committee Announces Plan To Call  Casey For Questioning

SHIVERS GRAVE  AT INAUGURATION   Governor Foresees Only Austerity, Self-Sacrifice in State’s Future

Allan Shivers Becomes Texas’ 38th Governor In Simple Ceremony This Morning; Says Democracy Urgent

Public Warned About Serious Threat Of War  Texans Challenged   Texans Challenged Ta Meet Perils By  Catipnne. Gabrihiaan

Allies Meet Fierce Red Resistance   But U.N. Forces Sever Enemy’s East-West Supply Artery.

U.N. To Be Careful On  Truee Terms   Allies On Lookout For Treachery In Bid By Russians

Fighting Due To Continue  Until Accord   Washington Alert For Any Build-up B; ‘Foes During Talks

Caution Marks US Attitude Toward Truce  Fighting To Continue   Fighting To Continue Until Armistice; Demand Guarantees

GUARD AGAINST "RED TREACHERY   ALLIES TO LIMIT ARMISTICE TALKS TO MILITARY  QUESTIONS.

Allies Ready To Stand Firm, Prevent Ruse   Washington Will Arrange Peace If Kaesong  TRelten Gurrased

Kingsport Man Shot At Cafe  Route 6 Man Sought in Shooting Inciclent

Harriman, Britons Talk Bitter Oil Deadlock; Iranian Offer Studied

Budenz Claim Draws Reply From Wallace   Ex-Red’s Testimony Termed Slander In Defense

Tackling Ex-Golden Gloves Champ Perilous a  Franchot Tone’s Still Groggy From Beating By Neal Over The Affections Of Vascillating Barbara Pavton

Franchot Tone Remains In Critical State From Beating by Rival Suitor

HIGH SCTIOOL “DOPE PASSER’ iS JUST A HELPFUL FRIEND SQTRMERENYVILGEE OF; (INS) ~A

ANCIENT TOWN STEAMING MAD   Protests Removal Of His. torical Streets For Jet Base

Historic Town Fights Oblivion  Jet Plant Fought At Newington, N. H.

INVITES REDST0 E   Nationalists Leader Says Attack Would End In Crushing Defeat Of Communist

House Tables Pop Tax Bill;  Considers Site   Location of Medic School Given Top Priority Ry Deleeates

Ray Willoughby And Rep. Fisher Refuse fo Agree With Rep. Regan That Hoof-Mouth Program Is ‘Hoax

Believe Ike Has “Sold” Congress On 18-Year Draff  Tells Nation Arms Aid To Europe Must Be Sneeded Now

DENY SOVIET TROOPS ARE IN MANCHURIA   titissians Sas Reports of toneen. trations of Soldiers There Are “Slanderons.

‘No Troops In Manchuria’---Tass  Soviet Denies Forces  Massing In That Area

British Ask UN Halt Before 38th Parallel   Seek ‘Full Discussion’ Before Allied Armies Cross Line Again

Thousands Line Broadway ToCheer French President: Awarded Legion Of Honor

THOUSANDS CHEER AURIOLIN NEW YORK   French President Reccives a Broadway Welcome Amid swirl of Ticker Tape.

: Bump Heads Over School Subsidy \Mav Be Bic Battle of Current Session

Full Government Steel Allocation . Being Considerec   Scrap Collections, Labelled Only “Mild” As Heads Of Drive Meet

Guard Troops Going Overseas In Few Months   However, Change In Plans Of Service  Announced.

Some NG Units To Be Released   “However, Two' Divisions Likely to go Overseas In Next Few Months

National Guard To Be Released  Federal Service Time Runs Gut In 1952

At Least Two Guard Divisions Likely to Go Overseas in ‘51   This Despite Plan of Army te Release Guardsmen Wher Their Federal Servite Time Runs Out, Army Announces

Army To End NationalGuard  Calls To Duty   Two Divisions Already In Service Expected To Go Overseas

Men To Ge Home When Service Up   Regular Army Trainees Will Take Posts Of Released Guard Member:

National Guardsmen Still May Be Sent Overseas Despite New Ruling; Solons Startled, Confused At Shift

Plan To Release Guardsmen Seems Not To Change Overseas Duty Plan

Army Stops Guard Calls      Startled Lawmakers May Maké ‘Taquirjes

National Guard To Leave Army   Congress Startled At Army’s Plans

Guard Status  Is Uncertain  Some Units Still May Go to Korea i in Spitg  Lr! 4-4. Welennn

Two Units of Guard Slated For Overseas   Despite Plans for Release of Militia When Time Expires, Some Will See Dutv

Would Be Released In ’52 Legislators May Probe Guard ‘Change In Policy

Probability of Sending at Least Two Guard Divisions Overseas is Discussed

Rumor Probe 01 Revision in Guard Policies   Not To Call More Guardsmen Unless Conditions Change

Ourprise Announcement Wiade ... Guardsmen’s Release Set When Their Time Expires

Flood Leads In Top Ten Mo. Stories   Desperado Cook And Crime Probe Are Next

' Badman Cook Saga High in Interest  State Editors Decide on 10 Best Stories In Missouri During ‘51, Flood Tops List

Flood is Biggest News Story of Year in Missouri   Second As Picked by AP Editors of State Is Killer Cook’s Escapade.

SOLDIER'S DEATH DUE TO DROWNING   Medical Examiner At Baltimor Gives Report In Death Of Pfe. Ralph W. Mummert, 28, York

4-Alarm Fire in Washington On Pa. Avenue   Hotel, Store And Government Area Threatened

Fireman Hurt In Four-Alarm Capital Blaze   Federal Buildings, Hotel Threatened In Early Morning Fire

Four-Alarm Fire Blazes  In Capital   One Fireman Hurt . Subduine Flames

U.S. Takes Steps to Brand Red China  'As Agaressor and Invoke Sanctions

Nation Wants UN To Brand Chinese As Aggressors In Korea And Apply Sanctions

US Pushes Move To Brand Red China As  Aggressor in Korea   Stiff Economic And Diplomatic Sanctions Will Be Urged Upon UN General Assembly

U. S. Pushes Plan To Brand China — As Aggressor   Would Pave Way For Extending War

‘United States is Urgently Pushing ‘Plan to Ask United Nations to Pin “Aggressor” Label on Red Regime

Truman Vows Pressure for Denunciation   Resolution Will Be Put to 60-nation Political Committee

China Cannot Shoot Way into UN, Envoy Says   Move To Brand Reds Aggressors Started by U. 5S.

US Pushes Move To Brand Red China As  Aggressor in Korea  @etes FP oenwnonwntos Awl Piletoaeettia © amoeba   Stiff Economic And Diplomatic Sanctions Will Be Urged Upon UN General Assembly

U.S. To Brand Chinese Reds As Aggressor   UN To Consider Peking Rejection "To Cease-Fire Measures; Heavy Economic Sanctians Are Pranaced

40 Injured In 3-M Minerals Plant Explosion   Cause Undetermined Gas Fumes Delay Rescue Efforts

- ACTS ON BOND ISSUE   School Board Instructs Attorney to Begin Proceedings

Two Bombers And Another Jet Crash In West; At Least 9 Airmen Are Killed

Mass Slaughter Of U.S. Troops Shocks Nation:   Pentagon Caught by Surprise Thousands © Seek Information

Truman, Other Leaders Attack Red Massacres   Congressmen Call for Swift Atom Revenge; Families Seek News

Ridgway Orders Investigation Of Atrocity Tale   Commander, Pentagon and State Department All Surprised; President Calls Slaughter Horrible -- If True.

Gen. Ridgway Wants Facts On Big Issue   Colonel Hanley Sticks To Story of POWs’ Murder by Reds

Ridgway Orders Probe Of Story About Atrocities   Murder of Prisoners I: Bringing World-Wide Comment

Report Of PW Killings Stirs U.S. Families   5,500 American Prisoners Slain, Pentagon Hears

Gen. Ridgway Directs Aide To Investigate  Story Is Horrible, Truman Declares

Authority for News Release Apparently Under Question, Truman Calls It Horrible

Where To Find It   Family Robbery Team May Be Involved In Score Of Thefts

May Link Family to More Thefts   Many Stolen Articles Found in Whiting Home

78 BODIES HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM WRECKAGE  Worst Train Disaster In United States

Kaesong Area Named As Site Of Conference   Plans For Preliminary Peace Talks To End Bloody Korean War Approved By Both Allied And Communist Leaders   Ry DON HUTH

Allies Demand Safe Conduct F or Delegates   Communist Generals Set  Date for Preliminary hwntavingn Daclaw

Three Officers To Meet Red Representatives; Ridgway Asks Safeconduct Pledges

Ridgway Wants Safety Assured  For Delegation  Allied Patrol At Parley Site Kat hAnlactad   Ridawny Accents

Kaesong Area Named As Site  Of Conference   Plans For Preliminary Peace Talks To End Bloody Korean War Approved By Both Allied And Communist Leaders

Generals Agree On Conference   Most Guns Silenced On Korean Front As Armistice Nears

Ridgway Asks Assurances of Safe Conduct   Says He Will Send to Kaesong Three Liaison Officers and Two Interpreters; Most of Guns on Front Silent.

Sn ee eR Ee ee ee ee ee a  Daily News Index   Sunday Peace Conference Officially Slated

Allies Enter Kaesong Without: Opposition:   Gen. Ridgway Accepts Later Date For Parlay To Bloody Fighting—Assurance Of Safe Conduct Reauaested

Meet Sunday In In Vicinity Of Raesong  puvav Demande   Ridgway Demands Assurance Of Safe Conduct

Ridgway Asks To Be Assured Of Safe Conduct   Most Guns Already   Most Guns Already Fall Silent On Eve Of Negotiations

LIAISON OFFICERS PLAN DISCUSSION AF PRET ININARIES    Group with Interpreters to Meet Communists in Kaesona   UN PATROL ENTERS CITY      Find Area Empty of Reds, Then Withdraw to Allied Lines

Nashville Suffers Heavy Fire Loss  Damage At Half Millio or Over in Dupontonia Suburban Dictrict

Bombs Dropped In Northern Italy To Halt Raging Po River Floods: 80 Persons Dead

Committee Charges Army Is Still Buying Unneeded Jeep Parts  Enough Of Some On Hand to Last For Over 100 Years

Army's Activities Bother ‘Watchdogs   Buy Jeep Parts To Last 100 Years

Sandbag Levees to Hold Back — Flood Waters of Mississippi   Highest Floods in Seventy Years Racing Down Upper Reaches of River. Crest Is Reported North of St. Paul

Expense-Paid Red Tour--  GROUP CHARGES PASSPORTS ISSUED TO. U.S. COMMUNISTS.

Freeze Of Wages To Relax   Expect Series of Unfreezing Orders To Start Monday

Freeze on Wages Frozen at Thursday's Levels Will Begin to Thaw Next Week

Price Wars Show There Is Still Much Purchasina Power In The Country

FEDERAL WORKERS EXPLAIN HOUSING   Group Headed by Jonas Graber, Administrator of Regional Area   NEED VIGOROUS ACTION

Group Headed by Jonas Graber, Administrator of Regional Area:   NEED VIGOROUS ACTION

Airline Seeks )-Year License  Wisconsin Central's Hearing On Today

Two Pennsylvania Representatives May Run for Senate Post Next Year

Ruffin Outlines Inflation Fight   NAM Head Sees No Escape From  Pay-As-You-Go Plan

Pay-As-You-Go Program Is Only Way, Says Ruffin   Durham’s NAM President Makes First Maior Speech At National Farm Institute

SOUND TAXATION POLICY 1$ URGED   Manufacturers’ Leader Also Calls For Balanced Budget And Fight Against Infintinn Move.

Effort To Get Field Named Officer Related   Carter Says Commission — Sought For ‘Angel’ Of Left Wing

Stale-Supported Colleges Consider Tax Proposal To Provide Education Revenue

REDS DEMAND CHINESE GET PARLEY SEAT   Gromyko Has Lost No Time Starting Predicted Wrangle

First Gromyko Move Beaten  By 49-3 Ballot   Fight Develops As Acheson Opens Treaty Conference

WESTBROOK PEGLER  Olympian Yankee-Two Views Of Holmes’ Philosophy

State-Appointed Fact Finders fo Study Dispute   Faction Leader Promises Men  Will Go to Work

Rebel Dock Workers End Strike   New York Tieup Called Off For Necotiations

SPECULATION. RULED OUT Court Dismisses Death Charae Aaainst Doctor

Doctor Cleared of Manslaughter   Court Holds Proof Is Lacking in Death o Spinster-Patient

Accident Kills 2, Injures 37   ‘Ohio Driver Is Held “In Bus-Truck Crash

Three Women Die In Crash  Thirty-Seven Others Hurt In Accident  Bas tf .. Se

Savage Chinese Attacks Seen Move To Strengthen Negotiating Demands

Savage Battles Flame in Korea   Reds Attack Heavily With Large Losses, Allies Report

Reds Launch Savage Attack On All Fronts  Deep Snow, Cold Hamper Fighting ~~ me  - gs...

Communists Hit Hard In Korea   Launch Savage Attacks In Deep Snow And Cold

Reds Attack In Deep Snow   Savage Pushes Are Beaten Back By U.N. Forces

Reds Attacking Thru Deep Snow And Bitter Cold   24,000 Chinese Hurled Back Near Yonchon.

(Shatter ‘'Gibraitar Attack —  Reds Hit Center, Wings ‘Of Line Amid Snow, Cola

Allies Break OneBig Blow   Shatter 24,000-Man Attack On “Little Gibralter’: Allied Advance Hit

Communist Attack Launched In Snow To Grab Positions   Drive By 24,000 Chinese Reds On ‘Little Gibraltar’ Shattered

Commie Troops Attack During Heavy Snow   Attack Savagely In Bitterly Cold Weather on Front

Advancing UN Troops Forced Back  Allies Shatter   Allies Shatter Red Smash on Little Gibraltar

RED ATTACK ALLIES   Deep Snow and Bitter Cold Fall to Stop Communists

First Step To End Korean Warls Approved; Hope To Stop Fighting By Xmas

REDS ATTACK ALLIED LINES: IN DEEP SNOW   U. N. Holds “Little Gibraltar’ Against 24,000 Chinese Troops.

Reds Jab UN Lines In Deep Snowfall      Bitter Cold Grips Front; Allies Retain ‘Gibraltar’

Reds Launch Savage Attacks In Three Sectors   Hit Both Ends And Center Of Battle Line Through Snow

Red Troops Attack Both Ends of Linc   UN Command Believe: Communist Eifert Related with Meetine

Fierce Raids Are Staged By Communists   Foe Attacks In Deep Snow; U. N. Holds Position

Communists Attack Thru  Deep Snow Along UN Lines   Positions Change Hands In Korean Battles; ‘Little Gibraltar’ Remains In Allied . Hands: Jets Tangle Monday In North ‘Korec

Reds Attack Savagely On Central Front   Battle Raging Thru Deep Snow, Bitter Cold in Korea

‘Communist Troops Attack Savagely Through Deep Snow and Bitter Cold at Three Places in Korea

Assaults Come At Three Points On Battle Line   Allied Troops Now Forced To Give Up Advance To South

Communists In Savage Attack Through Cold   Both Ends, Center Of Korean Front Feel Force of Blows

Reds Launch Big Attack Along Front   Commies Savagely Drive Through Deep Snow, Cold In New Campaign

Bitter Cold And Snow on Korean Front   Reds Plunge Ahead  In Desperate Attacks Against Allied Lines Along Wide Area

Reds Launch Offensive on Three Fronts  Communists Attack Throurch Snow. Cole

Commies Attaek Savagely   In Cold and Snow. They Hit Both Ends And Center of Line:  24,000 Pushed Back

Red Troops Affack Through Deep  Snow All Along Korean Battle Line   Assault On ‘Little Gibraltar’ By _ 24,000 Chinese Troops Shattered

Reds Open New Attacks in Koree  Allié & Pushed Pack  nunter-Attac

FOR V. F. W. POSITIONS   Nominations of Officers for Coming Year; Elections Monday

DENMAN IU LY  Yugoslav Catholic Leader Says He Is No “Former Archbishop”

Stepinac Vows Hell  Keep Title  Cave Ma Will Nae   Says He Will Not Yield to Pressure by Government

Prelate Grimly Asserts ‘Right’   Marshal Tito’s Release Of Archbishop Confines ‘Him to Native Village

Stepinac Resumes  His Post   Asserts His Right To Archbishopric Despite Conditions  Of Prison Release

Archbishop Stepinac Grimly Asserts His Right To Title After Release

—RELEASED FROM PRISON—  Archbisho p Refuses To Yield His Church Title

Freed Primate To Fight Tito Gag  Stepinac Reveals He Made No Plea

Vatican Backs Stepinac in  Keeping Title   Release Changes His Situation ‘Only Slightly?’

Stepinac Asserts Right To Tifle   Primate Declares He Is Still Archbishop

Stepinac Clings To His Title - Of Archbishop.   ‘States He Wil Not Give Up To: Covernment Preaane.

DEFIANCE TO TITC   Yugoslav Catholic Leade: Says He Is No “Former Archbishop”

Stepinac Bids To Keep Title Of Archbishop   Asserts Right, Says Release Has Changed Situation ‘Slightly’

Slain Boy, 7, Found in Woods, Clutching Handful of Flowers  Sister, 8, Discovered Badly Beaten in Home; Guardians Both Token to Mental Hospital

Two Children Beaten, One Fatally; Parents Committed To Mental Hospital After Event

Truman Banking Heavily On Marshall Testimony  General Exnected To Refute Palicy

Administration’s Views in  Bio Debate Slated Today   Close Questioning Expected On Points MacArthur Made

Arab- Asian Group Launches ‘Last Effort Move to Head Ott U.S. Aggressor Charge

Arab-Asian Bloe Makes Last Effort   ‘Go-Slow’ Group Hopes To Stall China Branding

Draft Amendment t Call For Cease-Fire Before Peace Talks  Vote On Proposal! to Brand Reds Aggressors Expected Tomorrow

Allied Plan Includes A-Weapon   Seen as Counter To Russia’s Own ‘Peace Offensive’

Big 3 Disclose New Peace Plan For U.N. Action   Soviet Snubs Proposal; West May Act for Propaganda Purposes

PEACE PLAN IS PROPOSED AT UN PARIS MEETING   Western Move Appears Designed Mainly For.  Propaganda Purposes   DISARMAMENT BASIS OF BIG THREE PLAN

To Decide What To — Talk About   Negotiators Patch Up Tiff Over UN Press

GOP Asks RFC Group to Call Demo Chairman   " Insist on Boyle ' Testimony on Loan To St. Louis Firm

GOP Seeks Questioning  Of Boyle   Democratic Chairman Linked With RFC Probe

Want To Quiz William Boyle In REC Prohe   Republican Senators Ask That Demoeratic National Chairman be Subpenaed

Events in Hot-Cold Wars Summarized. in Balance Sheet for This Week

British Aides Meet Harriman On Oil Dispute  Report U. S. May   Report U. S. May Manage Industry For Disputants

Harriman Meets British Officials   U.S. May Manage Iran Oil Industry For Two Nations

Army Plans $32 Million State Plant   Site Near Pt. Pleasan: Picked for Industry TT. Eanniny 7} “OHO

Friend Believes Truman’s Letters Provide Democratic Safety Valve

BOARD PLANE  FOR Th BACK  TO MONTREAL   Last Act of Princess Was Gift to Truman from “My Father, the King.”

Princess Gives Truman a Giff For White House   _ Presents Rare Candelabra, Mirror From Father, the King

Seek Scarfaced Murder Suspect in 3 States   Last Seen in Chicago after Plane Trip from lowa*

Police Search 3 States for Fugitive Who Forced Woman fo Drive Him 480 Miles

 Rayburn Tells UT Graduates ; U. S. Must Be Patient, Plodding And Crafty to Thwart Russians

Security Council Vote Expected On Oil Dispute   Russia May Veto, ‘fran Walk Out

Light Marketing Reduces Flow of Beef to Tables   Many Turned Away at Shops in Nation

Beef Supplies Continue Lean  Light Marketing of Animals Reported at All Major Yards

Senate Groups Ask Truman to Submit Plans for Troops  Pe    Says Congress Should Approve Assignment  Of Forces Under ‘Ike

Acheson Is Expecting  Reply Soon   Ambassador Kirk (,0es8 To Kremlin On Truce Mission

Civil Cases In Circuit Court   To Be Speeded   New Procedure Seen Big gest Advance Since County Seat Was Moved

Dewey Seeks ‘Curbs on  China Trade   Lays Down Program To Stem Reds  In Asia Agvression

GOV. DEWEY URGED A TRADE EMBARGO AUAINST RED CHINA        Declares Free Nations of World Should Stop Sending Any Goods to Communist Nation,   ADVOCATES POLICY FOR ENTIRE FAR EAST   He Criticizes “Shabby Manner’ of General MacAr{hur’s Dismissal by Truman,

Dewey Urges China Embarge   [Outlines 11 Point Program Ta. Halt Russians

Total Embargo of Red China Is Dewey s Aim   Offers Global Policy Designed to Stop Russian Aggression

Governor Scores ‘Wobbling By Administration  Republican Would Compel Government To Form Real Pelicy

U. 5. Courting War, Gov. Dewey Charges  "Weak-Kneed’ Wobbling OF Truman Administration Scored

DEWRY OFFERS ELEVEN POINT WORLD POLICY   Urges Total Embargo Of Communist China;  Immediate UMT

Dewey Urges Total Embargo Against China  Suggests 11-Point ‘Stop Russia’ Policy

Dewey Calls For Embargo On Red Trade   One of 11 Planks in Global Policy to Halt Russia.

Five-Man Board At City’s Helm   Lawrence Begins Another Chapter of Municipal  Cawerarnant   KRAFT NAMED MAYOR   Commission Appoints Harold Fisher as Interim Manager

Five-Man Board At City’s Helm   Lawrence Begins Another Chapter of Municipal  Government   Commission Appoints Harold Fisher as Interim Manager

“Exposure With Composure’—  British Nudists Seeking Ban ‘On Swim Suits At the Beach

Even Nudists Dress Up Once in Awhile: Fashions Stress Easily-Shed Clothes _

Conservation Bills Passed In Senate   Measures Give Conservation Dep’t Regulatory Powers over Water Consumption, Deer and Reaver.

Russia's Ability to Make War on Democracies Told in Series: War Unlikely for Two Years

Tydings Says Lies Elected Opponeni  Butler Charges Forme: Senator Resorting To

TYDINGS CLAIMS LIES BEAT HIM LAST NOVEMBER   Former Senator Hopes Committee Will Punish Offenders

National Children s Clothing Crusade Starts April 9   Used Clothing To Be Collected By School Children

“ Complained Because  Had No Shoes, Till  Saw One Who Had No Feet.” Many Children Need What We Have Left

Happy Occasion   Truman Talk Offers Hints He Is fo Run   Observers Say He All But Announced Himself As Candidate in His Speech on Tuesday

Truman Will Run, Rally Speech Hints   All But Tosses Hat In Ring, Platform Seems To Be Written

Truman Builds Platform Under Fair Deal’ Banner   President Appears To Have Hit Re-Election Campaign Trail With Speeches At Party Rally

Truman Is Seen Hitting  1952 Campaign Trail Does Everything But Announce Candidacy in San Franciecn Tall

Truman Seen As Candidate For Re-election  Virtually Throws Hat In Ring In Wes? Coast Speech

President Truman Sees Democratic Victory in 1952   Chief Executive Seen Hitting the Re-Election Campaign Trail in Speech

Jruman Predicts mocrats Will in'5) Election  Tells Por Urs, Is Buliding ng New  Fantactic Weapon:

Truman Opens His Campaign For Re-election   Political Speech Cheered by Demos At S FE. Meeting

Truman's Off-the-Cuff Talk Sounds Like '52 Campaign   Rips Opponents As If Campaign In Full Swing

TRUMAN SEES DEMOCRATIC VICTORY IN %5   ‘Fair Deal’ Banner Unfurled in Talk To Californians

Truman Seen  Set To Seek Post Again   President Cheered Wildly _ At Democratic Rally In San Francisco

Truman Talk Seen As Bid For °52 Post         Does Everything But Formally Announce His Candidacy at Rally

Truman Hits Vote Trail, Experts Say   President Makes Political Hay On San Francisco Trip

CLAIM DEMOS WILL ELECT THEIR MAN   “Fair Deal” Platform For 52 Virtually Written  PRESIDENT   Cuts Loose At Opposition. Lauds Achievements Of Democratic Parity

iHerny Comes Out Swinging  Truman Appears Ready For Reelection Trail

Truman All But Announces His . 1952 Candidacy   Calls His Opponents Variety of Names " at Party Rally

App wently on the Campaign iat  \Traman Forecasts Viekoiy is in 52

Truman's Hat Tossed in Rina For 1952, Beliet   President Reveals, Too, U.S. Developing Terrible Weapons

Truman Appears To Have Tossed Hat In Ring  crete Swings With  Re oe ee   HST Swings With Campaign-Like Punck At ‘Economic Fossils Special Privileae’

TRUMAN SEEMS READY 10 MAKE NEXT CAMPAIGN   President Does Every thing But Formally Announce Candida cy At Rally O:  Democrats:

Truman Is On Re-Election Campaigr Trail With Platform Nearly Written

ALL BUT TELLS OF CANDIDACY AT QEMO RAL   Constructs 1952 Platform or Familiar “Fair Deal” Ranner in Sneech.

Truman Indicates Plan To Seek ’52 Nomination On ‘Fair Deal’ Program

Dem Victory In 52 Seen By Truman .  Reveals U.S. Builds Fantastic New War Weapons

Truman Throws Hat Into Ring   President Constructs 1952 Platform Under Old New Deal Banner

Truman Talks Like A Candidate In Rally At ‘Frisco   Calls Opponents Names; Outlines Fair Deal Platform

Truman Appears to Have Hil Re-election Campaign Trail In Talk at Rally in ‘Frisco

Consider Hat Of Truman as Tossed in Ring   All But Formal Announcement  Of Candidacy

Truman Does All But Throw Hat Into Ring  Seems To Be Hitting  Roalestian Trail «

President Appears As "52 Candidate   Democratic Rally  In California Shows Truman Has His Eye On Campaign Trail

Truman Does All But Say He's In Ring   Tells Rally That Demos Will Elect President In 1952

DEMOCRATS NOW SEE TRUMAN AS SURE CANDIDATE   CALIFORNIA SPEECH VIRTUALLY PLACED HIS HAT IN RING

Truman Does All But ‘Announce’   Speech at Demo Rally Assoils Opposition, Outlines ‘Platform P

TRUMAN HITS CAMPAIGN. TRAIL ~ AT DEMO RALLY   Appears. to Have Thrown Hat  Into Ring With Platform Written.

Yee Truman s ‘Hat in Ring’ After Rally   President Does Everything But Beclare Himself

Around  Town  Brushes Death Twice  cee     Cat Counts 14.7 Years  Lots Of Applesauce : And Other Local Tales

RUSSIA HASTILY SHARPENING SATELLITE SWORD; NUMBER OF MEN UNDER ARMS FAR SURPASSES MAXIMUM OF PEACE TREATIES

Attack On Yugoslavia pected   Stalin's Girding ()f Satellites Adds To World Tension

To Keep Him Alive,  Family Member Says      Doctor Says Condition Gettina Worse

May Delay Probe of Plane Smashup  Wait Federal Finding in Sioux City Wreck

0.K. To Raise Retail Prices  SADe Allaawe: Rancte   OPS Allows Boosts On Ground Of New. Different Designs

KKK K SF  CHRYSLER CORPORATION © AUTHORIZED TO INCREASE RETAIL PRIGES ON CARS

Calvary Movie To Be Viewed By 40 Million  Story Of Crucifixion On TV And Radio

Millions to See Easter Story  Hill in Korea Used  For Starv af Calvary

All Television Networks to Carry Story of “Hill Number One’—Calvary

History's Largest Television Audiences Expected to Witness Impressive Movie

Cadet Steals Plane And Plunges Laughing To Death  Laved Flying More Than Life

Winchell Sued By Negro Singe  Josephine Baker Asks For $400,000 —

Say ‘Murder’—— 4 Unmarried People on Raft Shun ‘Romance’ ———-More Likely———

NO ROMANCE IN 85 DAYS SPENT ON RIVER RAFT   ‘More Apt. to Resort to Murder. Says Youth in Mixed Foursome.

After 85 Days Of Cramped Liv  Ralf More Conduc: ive to Murder tn Love

Atomic Weapons Being Studied By Eisenhowel   Any Aggressor Force Will Have to Face Them

Costly Communist Stand : Allows Bulk Of Trapped Enemy Troops To Escape   Reds Show Signs Of Trying To Hait General Allied Push Across 38th . Parallel: Mud Hampers UN: Offensive

Two Enemy Divisions Destroyed   Communists Even Count er-Attack in Some See tions Of Korea

Foe Endeavors To Stop Drive Over Parallel   Nearly All Gains Of Enemy Wipec Out in Attacks   Reade Ensircled

CHINESE LOSE GAINS MADE IN TWIN OFFENSES   Enemy Counter-Blows Slow Advance Of Americans

——Stitfer Resistance.  Two Red Divisions Erased   Communists’ Retreat Halted: Bulk Of Foe Slips Back Across 38

Costly Stand May Have Saved Part Of Enemy Forces   Reds Stop Headlong Retreat and Even Counter-Attack in Places; UN Troops Up to 14 Miles Bevond Parallel.

! Red Divisions Cut to Pieces   But Their Action Let Others Fscane

Rear Guards Di To Let Bulk Of Forces Escape  Evidence Indicates Reds May Resist Invasion Of North

9,028 Captured; Stand in Center May Have Allowed Bulk of Enemy ‘To Reach Safety

Many Enemy Troops Elude Alhed Traps   Chinese Attempting To Halt U.S. Advance

U.N. Offensive Destroys 2 Red Divisions   Enemy’s Stand Costs 18,002 Casualties ; Lifts Threat of Trap

Allied Troops Trap, Destroy Two Divisions   Many Communists Crossing Parallel To Safety Zone

But, Red Stand May Have Allowed Many to Escape  Units Eliminated Northwest of Chunchon; Enemy Resistance Stiffens Along Front

Action Allows Knemy to Slip  North of 38th   2.558 Prisoners Taken Monday: UN Stalled By Mud in Most Places

mk CREIS Wwe     [Supreme Court Agrees to Rule ‘On FEE Color Video Decision

‘Highest Court Agrees to Review Approval of CBS Color Television

Color Television Review Granted  CBS-RAC Tug-of-war Headed far Cansbe

High Court to Review Ruling On Color TV _   Lets Stand. Tempo ity Order Against CBS” Starting Its Program’

Tories Capture 11 Seats Held By Laborites   Churchill Expected to Return to His Former Prime Ministry Post

Socialists Lose 12 Seats At Half-Way Point; Labor - Leaders Privately Despair

Majority of 35 Predicted As Laborites Privately Say Conservatives Have It Won

first Half Results Point _ To Triumph for Churchill  Final Tabulations Due Today as Attlee’s Laborites Lose 12 House of Commons Seats 

Conservatives Deal Socialism Smashing Blow Labor Has Net Loss  Of 12 Commons Seats As Counting Recesses

Farly Returns Indicate Fra Of Socialist Rule In Britain May Be Ended   Churchill’s Party Confident That War-Time Prime Minister To Return As Chief Executive Of Empire

Conservatives Deal Socialism Smashing Blow   Winston Churchill May Return to Helm, Party Nears Victory

TORIES WREST 11 COMMONS SEATS FROM SOCIALISTS   Liberals Take Another, Making Net Loss of 12 for Attlee’s Labor Party, as Counting in Election Reaches the Halfway Point Bright Weather Brings Out a Huge Vote.

Conservatives Gain Edge i First Half Of Results   Displace Dozen Socialist Seat Holders With Greater Victory Indicated in Late Returns

CONSERVATIVES DEAL SOCIALISM SMASHING BLOW   Churchill’s Party Expected To Capture Parliament By 35 Seats   BRITONS REWARD _ WARTIME LEADER

Final Counting Will Be T oday In British Vote   Laborites Sustain Net Loss of 12 Seats In Early Trend

First Count Of 323 Seats Gives Labor 27 Edge   Last Half Expected To Increase Count For Conservatives

British Voters . Give Churchill _AnEarly Lead   Attlee’s Labor Party Loses Elections In Own _ Bailiwicke As Conservatives And Liberals Show Power; Balloting Js Heavy

Meanwhile Conservatives Wrest 11 House of Commons Seats From Attlee’s Laborites; Final Returns Tonight.

PLENTY OF FIGHT LEFT IN ALLIES, ' SAYS COLLINS   Army Chief of Staff Says Enemy Attackers Will Be Hard Hit.

Allies in Korea Have Plenty of Fight — Collins   Army Chief Declares Any Attack Will Be Severely Puniched

Collins Warns Reds Against All-Out Push   Plenty Of Fight Left In U.N. Army, Staff Chief Tells Briefers

Michigan's IB Hospital Fund Becomes Mess  -Pork Barrel Story Getting Worse

Call State Hospital Construction Fund ‘Worst Mess’ in History of Michigan

U.N. Will Attempi To Defend Capital  Van Fleet Decides to Stand Fast North of Mexaced, Shattered City

High Court fo Rule On Reds’ Appeal   Fate of 11 Leaders In U.S. at Stake

Hospital Drive Over Top; May Reach $225,000   Will Continue To Accept Gifts; $207,621 Total Last Night Is 115 Percent Of Goal; Announce Plan To Install Second Elevator

WILSON WARNS OF A LETDOWN   Truce Mustn’t Slacken Defense Work Mobilizer Tells Senators.

ARMISTICE TO HAVE NO EFFECT ON REARMAMENT   Wilson Calls for $10 Billion  Tax Increase

Armistice Not To Slow Down U.S. Rearming   Urges Nation Not To Let Down Even 1f Korea War Ends

WILSON WARNS NATION AGAINST SOVIET TACTICS   Calls On Tax-Writing Committee To Approve Tax Boost “Proposed By President Truman.

Truce In Korea Not To Affect  Nation’s Plans   Program Of Preparedness : To Be Based On Goals Of Russia, Savs Wilson

Cease-Fire Wont Hinder US Armament   Defense Mobilizer Says Plan ‘Based On Needs, Not Korea

Wilson Backs  Tax Increase  Says Cease-Fire Would Not Affect  are - ERE Serraen ye foal

Wilson Appeals For No Letdown  In Defense Aims  Mobilizer Urges Full $10 Billions In Tax Increases

Keep Program In Full Swing, Wilson Urges   Korean Truce Should Not Bring Any Reduction In Preparedness Effort, s Defense Chiefs View

WILSON SAYS TRUCE WILL NOT AFFECT U. S. PREPAREDNESS   Defense Mobilizer Tells Senate Tax Writers Plans Should Consider Red Aims

Truce to Have No Effect On  Preparedness   Wilson Tells Senate Tax Writers Program Must Be Continued

Wilson Declares Any Truce in Korea Won’! Affect Mobilization  Says Rearmament Is Based On Russia, Not  Chinese or Koreans

Wilson Tells Senators Korean Truce Will Not Affect Preparedness Program

Says Korean Truce Will Have ‘No Effect’ On Nation's Program Of Preparedness

Wilson Urges Tax Increase   Says Armistice Would Have no Effect on Defense Frearam in U.S.

Truce Won't Slow Arming, Wilson States  Says Preparedness Te Go On In Appeal For Tax Increase

Cease-Fire May Change Tax Boos   Wilson Tells Senators Truce Will not Affect  Preparedness Program

Says Truce Would Influence Senate In. Voting Taxes   Senator Gearge Describes Hysteria And {te Fffacte

Korean Truce May Change Tax Program   Senator Believes. Any Cease Fire Would Change _ Senate's Attitude

Preparedness Program To Go On—Wilson   Defense Mobilizer Tells Tax-Writing Committee Of Need For $10 Billion Hike

Rearming to  Goon: Wilson   Communism Must Be Halted First, He Says

Truce In Korea Will Not Affect U.S. Arms Program   Wilson Urges Big Tax Boost Bill To Senate Unit

Wilson Reports Truce Wont Affect Arming   Mobilizer Says U. S. ’ Must Keep Pace With Red Preparedness

Defense Mobilizer Says Korean Truce Will Have No Effect OnU. $. Preparedness Program  Senator George Thinks Senate Attitude on Taxes to Change

korea Truce Not to Effeet Preparedness   Wilson Savs Ti Must Be Based on Soviet Plans, Not on horea

Still To Build For  Defense   Mobilizer C. E. Wilson Says Truce Not to Slow Up Preparedness

KOREAN TRUCE WON'T CHANGE TAX PROGRAM   Ultimate Aims Of Reds Decide Our  Future

U. S. Defense Program Based Gn Red Aims   End of Korean War Would Not Effect Pace of Preparednes: For This Country

Wilson Says Truce Won't Slow Defense   Preparedness Pace To Be Kept Up, U.S. Mobilizer Reporis

Defense Mobilizer Wilson Says Truce Will Not Affect Preparedness Plans; Supports $10 Billion Federal Tax Boost

Defense Chief Urges Tax OK  ‘Truce No Signal   ‘Truce No Signal For Letup’—Wilson

Wilson: Cant Halt Rearming  Defense Buildup  Must Continue, As. 6. 25). 6G

Wilson Says Defense Fund Still Needed   Senators Told Truce Will Have No Effect —OnT.S. Preparedness:

Peace Won’t Bring Cut in Defense Aim   Can’t Afford to  Slow Pace, Says Mobilizer Wilson

Wilson Says Defense Need Is Unchanged   Mohilizer Urges Senate Unit Approve Boost of Ton Billions

Big Audience Present For  Kiwanis Show Annual Home-Talen   Annual Home-Talent Production Is Packed with lauchs

Big Audience Present For ©  Kiwanis Show Annual Home- Talent   , Spee Rae Fee   Annual Home-Talent Production Is Packed with Lauchs

Daughton Mentioned Often For National Committeeman   Might Move Up If Jeck Gets Revenue Post

House Slashes Money Bill 10%   Cuts Funds for 27 .. Agencies 693 Millions

House Slices . Big Hunk Off Agencies Fund  Emergency Cash Hit By 96 Per Cent Cut; Public Housing Hurt

EGYPTIAN GUNS OPEN HRE ON ISRAELI SHIP   Shooting Incident Increases Tension In Middle East.

Reliable Sources Claim Egyptian Coastal Guns Blaze Forth Wher Israeli Coastal Patrol Enters Territorial Waters   RIGID NON-COOPERATION PROGRAM I8 ORDERED

EGYPTIANS FIRE . ON ISRAELI SHIP; DEMONSTRATIONS ARE FORBIDDEN -

Israeli Ship Draws Fire From Egypl   Non-Cooperation Rule Pressed in Dispute At Suez

Egyptian Coast Guard Fires on Israeli Vessel   Cairo Still Defies British But Ends Demonstrations

Egyptian Batteries Open Fire On Israeli Vessel Off Coast  Brings New Tension  To Troubled Mid-East  ) Sao Vinee: gieioes) . SUN e nani,

Kgypt Fires On Neutral Patrol Ship   Government Bans Anti-British Riots   Non-Cooperation Order Is Given Workers In The Suez Canal Zone

Ship Fired On By Eeyptian, Coastal Guns   Israeli Vessel Ts I New Auxi       orced To Withdraws ydn East

ISRAEL] SHIP IS FIRED UPON BY EGYPTIANS  Shooting Breaks Out   Shooting Breaks Out 125 Miles Northeast of Tense Suez Canal Zone.

Senate Confirms Also L. M. Campbell Of Oil City To Be Secretary Of Banking: Deadlock Is Broken

Confirmation. Of Woodside Ends Dispute   Bill Fixing Primary Date July 24 Passed Finally in Legislature

Cabinet Deadlock Broken Following Senate Approval   Group Confirms Woodside As Attorney General; 1 Member Not Named

80 Ships Fail To Sail As Strike Of Maritime l nions Hits U.S. Ports   Nearly 600 Additional Vessels May Be Delayed By Tieup Of Three Organizations; Ching  Enters Negotiation Picture

Maritime Strike Halts Sailings  Progress Made In West Coast Parley

‘Mediator Steps in as Maritime Stoppage Halts American Shipping; Hinders Defense

Ships Tied Up En U.S. Ports   Sailing Schedules Hare Hit By Nationwide Werk Stoappases

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Ship Sailing Schedules Scuttled As Maritime Strike Hits Ports

Strike Scuttles Ship Schedules; Ching Steps In   Mediator Attempting To Arrange New Talks

Elderly Father Of 15 Goes On Wild Rampage Before Killing Himseif

Kirk Confers With Soviets On Proposal   State Department Reports That Allies Have Set Course

KREMLIN HOLDS KEY TO KOREAN WAR DEADLOCK   United Nations Delegates Discuss Pros‘pects For Peace  While Waiting For  Few] anatian

Stalin Informs Russians  Of Atom-Bomb Explosion   Reds Throng Moscow Bulletin Boards To Read Notice: Announcement Is Sole Topic Of Conversation  ;

Ready to Start Trial of Ohio  Representative   Walter E. Brehm Charged With Receiving Hlegal Campaign Donations

Accidents Claim 12 Lives in State  Niles Blaze Fatal To Father, Son ~

Frigid Air Coming East From Rockies   Newark Sees Mercury Drop To 22 Below; Fuel Gas Curtailed

Winter Threatens New Terrors For Wide Area   Storm Center Reported Developing Today In Rockies Followed By Great Cold Front:

Second Wave Of ley Cold Developing  Storm Brew ing Kast Of Rockies

Frigid Weather Grips Most Of Nation Today   Severe Cold For Many Sections Of America

Savage New Storm Due  By Tuesday   Mercury Drops To Zero, Below In This Area

More Winter Weather Due As New Cold  Storm Forms   Extra Snow Seen For North, Sleet May Grip South

New Storm Looms For Midwest   Cold Wave to Follow Sleet, Snow From West of Mississippi

New Storm Center Reported In West to Bring East More Snow and Frigid Temperature

NEW BLIZZARD DUE TO FOLLOW WEEKEND COLD   EASTERN STATES RECEIVE WINTER’S FIRST BLOW TODAY

Great Cold: From Canada  Blowing In   17 Lives Lost Since Friday Due To Weather; Even Deep South Is Hit

New Storm Forms in the Rockies  At Least 117 Die in Cold Wave So Far; South Hit

New Blasts Of Cold Air Due From West   Forecasters Say State May Get

More Snow 4s Heading East; Death Toll 117   Storm Will Be Followed By Another Cold Wave.

Two New Storm Centers Threaten To Prolong Current Cold W eather   Asheville’s Six-Degree Mark  Lowest Reading In i Cucolingds

WORSE COLD WAVE, SNOW, RAIN DUE: ENTIRE NATION IN. GRIP   One- Maryland Town.18 And A Half. Below __ . Zero; Sterms Moving. In From West

Retreat Forced On Eastern End Of Allied Lines   Clearing Skies Bring Air Force Back in Action

Allies Fall Back As Reds Stream Across Bloody Noman 's Land   United Nations Artillery And Airforce Resume Slaughter Of Chinese And N. Korean Hordes.

MacArthur Leads N. Y. Parade   General Reviews 500,000 Marchers Who Foltow Him

VFW Loyalty Parade Is Led: By MacArthur   General Then Review: Half Million in March; Receives Medal

PHANTOMSNIPER SHOOTS 2 WOMEN   Los Angeles Authorities Performing Ballastics Test

Reds Intiltrate Allied Positions   Enemy Is Moving Into Tron Triancle

Reds Penetrate Old Iron Triangle On Western Front   70 Tons of Bombs Drop on 2 Enemy Sinise Centers

Red Troops Sneak Back Into Triangle   Enemy Claims Big Successes In Air And Ground Actions

Battles Flare Near Site of  Peace Parley   .Chinese Show New Determination In Blocking Attacks

Reds Infiltrate Old Iron Triangle On Central Front   G-2 Officers Say Communists May Be Planning Ambush

ALLIES SUSPECT ENEMY AMBUSH ON WEST FRONT   J. N. Intelligence OfFficers Find Chinese Infiltrating Old Area — Sharp Skir mishes Occur.

Reds Trying to Regain Control of Iron Triangle   Small Groups Infiltrate Area Near Site of Armistice Talke

Minor Battles Reported In Korean Area   Reds Make Moves To Take Over Key Areas

Reds Penetrate ‘Tron Triangle’  In Small Units   Seek Control of Area _ Near Peace Parley; B298 Raid Sinpo

Red Iron Triangle Is Aim of Enemy   Intelligence Officers’. Believe Commies Want  Control of Front Area

Enemy Irying To Take Back lron Triangle  Communists Clair OP ss ta is ain Soe Seon ee

PATROLS CLASH ALONG KOREAN BATTLEFRONT   Reds infiltrate Old “Iron Triangle,”’ Claim Allied Planes Downed.

Reds Back In  Tron Triangle   Small Groups Able To Infiltrate The  Aren.  *

REDS PUT MEN BACK INTO OLD TRIANGLE AREA   Hea of Sector Is 47 Miles Away From Talke Site

Iron Triangle Under Attack   Reds Seek Control, And Forces Are Inftltrating Area

Never Headed After Two Runs Tn First Frame   Al Dark’s Homer in Sixth Inning Sends Three ‘Across Plate

Giants Down Yanks 5-1 In  First Game  31-Year-Old Dave Koslo Holds  Champions To Seven Hits

Al Dark Cracks Out Home Run   Dave Koslo Puts His Team Ahead In World Series

Inspired Giants ° Take First Game   National League Cinderellas Unset Favored Yankees 5 to 1

Lefthander Koslo Hurls Giants To 5-1 Victory Over Yanks  In First Game of World Series Dark’s Homer With Two Aboard Clinches National Victory

Giants Bump Yanks   Dave Koslo Pitches Champs of National League to 5-1. Win In Series Opener

Over 65,000 Fans See Durocher’s Cinderella Men Wallop World Champs; Al Dark Cracks Three-Run Homer Off Losing Pitcher Allie Reynolds; Irvin Gets 4 Hits

Al Homers, Monte Gets 4. Hits, Steals Home  Koslo Hurls:  Irvin, Dark Star Hitters

Giants Cop First Series Tilt, 5-1      Koslo’s Pitching, Irvin's Steal of Home, Dark  Homer Features   BEAT ALLIE REYNOLDS

Giants Win World Series Opener 5 tol   Koslo Holds Yanks As Dark Hits Homer

Giants Win Opener in Series, 5-1  3-Run Homer By Alvin Dar! Helps Winner

Counties Maj Seek Defense Tax on Sales   Move Afoot to Get Legislature O. X. on One-cent Levy

Salling Can't Attend Reunion Norfolk Prepares To Greet Last Confederate Veterans

U.S. Stresses Prisoner List Is Not Verified   2,724 Published But 474 Remain for Further Check

Final List Of POWs  Announced   Remaining 474 Names Held for Second Check

ONCE GAY BUDAPEST NOW ‘CITY OF SORROW’   Russians Are “Sovietizing’ Everything from Goulash Soup to Traffic Signals   DRESS IS MONTH’S PAY

Milwaukee Bank Robbed of §92,571  Armed Trio Raids Northern Branch

lke Expected to Be More Specific Lafer on Number of Troops Needed

UN To KeepUp Efforts To Get  Korean Truce   Chou Rejects Settlement Unless U. S. Resolution Is Withdrawn

Kansas Man Breaks Aircraft Record  _Bob Faris Flies 1,210 Miles in Very Light Plene

Japan Told to Choose Freedom Or Communism  Nation Nearina      Nation Nearing Independence, Ridgway Explains

Provost Quits Ann Arbor Job  Ruthven’s Successor Believed Settled

Dispute Over Power May Be. Campaign Issue  ~~ * PF... £8 _   Opening Round In Governor’s Race Is Fired

Tackett Fires Again At McMatt On Power Issue   May Be Opening Gun In Political War Of 1952

Experiment Deaths Honest Mistake   Focts Indicate There Wa: Mo Reckless Activity in Case

" FLEW. MOTHER’   Boy, 6, Soars Off Cliff on Imagined Winas, Fall Fatal

Snow Blankets. Area In Rockies   Mississippi Flood. Situation Eases:~,

Wintry Weather with Snow, Sub-Zei Temperatures Over Rockies, Midwest

Heavy Snow in Rockies Area  Flood Danger at   Flood Danger at Critical Stage at Muscatine, Iowa

Mississippi Nears High Mark 0£1880   Minnesota Rivers Began To Recede Citizens Return

Midwest Gets Wintry Weather  Fiood Menace Eased Along Mississippi

Midwest Has Snow; Frost Here Tonight   Mercury Near Zero In Some Sections; Flood Situation  Anpears Kasine

Winter Weather Still Remains Over Wide Area   Flood Situation on Mississippi Is Improving

Flood Threats On Mississippi Are Subsiding .   “Freak Weather Is Reported; It’s 102 In Texas: 20 In Mont

Winter Back In Rocky Mountains With Snow, Cold   Montana Has Five-Inch Fall And Near Zero Readings.

Death Toll In Mexico  Mire Is 41   112 Burned, Hurt In Auditorium Yuletide Party

Probe Seven More Schools In Hoop Mess   Groza, Beard Are Told to Dispose Of Olymps’ Stock

Thanksgiving Day fo Be Observed Even in Korea   Search for Peace to Continue by Nation Wow Half at War.

NATION PAUSES TO CELEBRATE THANKSGIVING   Citizens Give Thanks With Thoughts On Fiehting Men

Nation Pauses Amid Stresses To Give Thanks   Fight for Peace, Build for Peace, Is U. S. ‘Theme’

Thanksgiving Day Finds All Seeking Peace  World Half at War as Nation Marks Holidav

A Nation Half at Wat Plans Thanksgiving   ‘The Hardest Decision— __ ‘Cancer-Wracked Boy to Die

Nation Half At War On Thanksgiving Day   Observance Tomorrow Comes As Leaders Search for Peace In Uneasy World; Turkey Dinners for Most Army Men

America to Give Thanks  Tomorrow   Troops to Pause When Possible; Football, Turkey at Home

Turkey Plentiful as Nation Half at War Observes Day of T hanksgiving

Americans All Over the World Pause to Give Thanks Today   Even on Korean Battlefield, Combat Troops Heap Messkits High With Turkey-day Fare

Cold Predicted For Wide Area   North Central Area Due For Cold, Snow

Congress Checks On Wage Board  Economic Controls Of Administration Are "cing Surveved

CHECK UP ON WAGE BOARD      House Committee Calls Chairman Taylor For Quizzing

Wage Board Tc Face Scrutiny By Congress  Economy Experts To Testify For House

Taft Dislikes Truman's New Wage Board   Against One Group Fixing Pay Scale, Settling Disputes

Conaressional Probe Shifts To Wage Board  Cc. ™ Ff, FH _._   Sen. Taft Raps Line-Up In Truman Group

Taft Criticizes New Wage Board   Cautions Group Would Both Fix Pay Policy _ and Settle Strikes

Wage Board Under Fire — In Congress  Study Today   Hearings Under Way By Banking Members Of House Committee

AN EASTER RECESS   Last Classes in Lawrence Schools Today; Teacher  Sessions Tomorrow

‘Last Classes in Lawrence  Schools Today; Teacher  Sessions Tomorrow

Jap Decides War Is Over   Surrenders After 6 Years on Tiny Island; 18 Others Still Hide

ONE MORE CONVINCED. WAR. ILIS_OVER  Eighteen Japanese Still Hold Out on Remote Isle

Lack of Military Might Only Barrier to Crossing Of 38th. Says MacArthur

No Crossing Of 3oth Parallel Says MacArthur  Allied Troops Lack Strength To Make Thrust

MacArthur Declares Military Kactors Alone Will Keep U.N. Forees South OF 38th Parallel

Seek Crash Spot Of 2 Meteorites.   Scientist Alarmed At  ~ Number of Them

Scientists Seek To Track Down Twin Fireballs   Flaming Objects In New Mexico Attract Interest

‘Puzzled Scientists Seeking to S olve Mystery ‘Of Blinding Fireballs That Streaked Thru Sky   Strange Light in Sky Over Orange County -

METEOR SEARCH STARTS IN WEDI   FREQUENCY OF FIREBALLS DECLARED “WITHOUT PARALLEL” IN HISTORY.

NAME COMMITTEES FOR TOWNSHIP BOARD   Bristol Township School Board Admits New Member   TEACHER RESIGNS

SCHOOL BOARD'S SEC’ Y TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION   Paul V. Forster, Esq., Ask: To Be Relieved of Duties As Soon As Possible   ISERVED FOR 15 YEARS   President Dougherty Names  Committees To Carry On Work of Board

ORDERS, SAYS ~ GEN. COLLINS   Sending U. S. Troops to Yalu River Violated Directives, Army Chief Tells Senators.

MAC BROKE ORDERS, SAYS GEN. COLLINS   Sending VU. S. Troops to Yalu River Violated Directives, Army Chief Tells Senators.

arene a ees Bs a  New Storm Expected to Hit in Western Kansas Tomorrow Morning

Daniels Reports Truman To Seek Reelection: Determined To Fight Foreign Policy Critics

Appointment of Gen. Mark Clark As Ambassador to Vatican _ Brings Protestant Disapproval

Gen. Clark Is Named By Truman   Senate Action on His Selection Will Come At January Session

Clark ls Named Full Ambassador To Pope Pius   President's Action Brings Protests  From Protestants

fd PROTESTED BY TRUMAN'S OWN GHUAGE   Called “Frantic Bid’ to Hold Machine-Bossed Cities tn 1059 famnainn

Clark Named  Papal Envoy By President   Protestant Churchmen Hit  General’s Nomination Ae Enlil Ambhaccadanyw

Appointment Of Clark To Vaticar Stirs Churches   President Truman Draws Sharp Criticiem From Protestant Groups; Is Branded Political Move

Truman Names Ambassador fo The Vatican  Gen. Mark Clark Gets Post; Action Brings Protestant Protests

President's Action Stirs Up Protests By Churches   Nomination Sent Senate Shortly  Before Closing

Clark Named Ambassador To Vatican   General, an Episcopalian, Appointed by President  To Be Ambassador to  Pope Despite Protests

Gen. Clark Named Envoy to Vatican   Truman Appointment Sparks Storm Of Criticism from Protestants

apal Envoy ppointment raws Protest   Gen. Mark Clark Named to Post; Baptists Call Move Political

Gen, Glark Named Paial Aribassader By Pres, Human   Baptist Leader Assails It As Political Move

Best Interests Of Diplomacy, Says Truman = a Violation Of Church Rights. Savy Protestants

Blaze Set by Lights From [ree   Most of Victims Believed to Be Women, Children

Question Raised On Gas Tax Vote  Invalid Signatures Found on CIO Paper

BRITAIN READY TO ACT IN IRAN      TROOPS TO BFE USED TO PRO.SEAT HER CITIZENS IF VIOLENCE FLARES.

) Ships Collide Off West Coast  Bash Ciosddeae bd nm...   Both Suffer Heavy Damage But Proceed

U.S. Prohibits Auto Changes After Feb. 1   Washing Machines Refrigerators Put Under NPA Order

Japan Agrees Nof fo Fish In Bering Sea   Nips Voluntarily Give Up Rights In Northern Waters

Truman Sketches  National Plan  Fér Mobilization Seeks Voluntary  Distribution Of Civilian Workers

U.S. Prepared To Force Plan If Pleas Fail   Military, Civilian Strength  Will Be Employed Where Tee's Most Useful

President Calls for Voluntary Measures . First, Then Mandatory Controls If Necessary to Distribute Labor Force. _

NEW MANPOWER POLICY ADOPTED   TRUMAN SETS FORTH PLANS TO DISTRIBLTE WORK: ERS WHERE NEEDED.

Truman Would Control Hiring   New Manpower Polic; Sketched If Voluntary Pian Fails

‘Ex-Marine Who Fought In Korea Denied VA Treatment; He's Not A War Veteran

VA Hospital Turns Away Marine Wounded Ir Korea Because Law Says He Isn't A War Vel

Veteran Of Korea Denied VA Hospital Treatment   Officials Claim Former Marine Who Fought In Korea Not A Veteran Of A Recognized War

Korean Combat Veteran Is Denied  ‘Trealment in Government Hospital

New Law Neede For Korea Vets   Hospital Benefits Denied to Soldier

Korean Veteran Denied VA Treatment  : Up to Congress to Change Present Law, Says Truman

Korean Conflict “Not War” So G. I. Is Denied Treatment in Veterans Hospital

Truman Says Veterans of Korear Conflict Should Get All  Benefits Given Other Veterans

Soldier Is Denied VA _ Hospital Because U. S. Is” ‘Not At War With Korea

**Not.A Recognized War”  VA Hospital Refuses To —  Korea Vet Suffering Cancer

Marine Victim of Tangle  Truman Calls on Congress To Help Veterans of Korea

Hospital Head Blames Present Lows  VA Can’t Treat Korean Vet: It's Not a ‘Recognized War’

; 's Not A War! Roresii Casualty Refused  Vu. Hospital Treatment

Vet of ‘Undeclared’ Korean War is Denied VA Treatment   House Veterans Affairs Committee Asks Explanation of Affair Involving Ex-Marine

Administration's Refusal To Call Korean Fighting A War Prohibits Discharged Marine From Hospital

‘By Any Other Name..  Injured In Korea, He's Denied Treatment As Not A ‘War’ Vet

 Congress Acts Quickly—  Korean GI Denied Admittance At VA  'Hasnijtal Because “Not War Veteran’

 —-CHANGE IN LAW NECESSARY—:™  Ex. -Marine, Il, ila VA Hospital-Treatme

—— Sympathetic, But “It’s the Law” Veteran Denied Treatment By V A; Say Korea Not “Recognized War”

VA Hospital Bars Ex -GI  From Korea   Truman Agains! “Technic: aligy?

KOREAN WAR _ VET BARRED BY VA HOSPITAL   Fighting Not. Recognized a ~ War; Has Cancer Operation Elsewhere.

’ Technically . . .We Are Not at War’  Korean Vet Denied VA Help

Korea Veteran Is Denied Care In VA Hospital   Truman Urges Revision Of All Laws Applying To Korean War Vets

Law Blamed in Rebutt to Veteran   War Not Recognized So Cancer Victim Denied Hospital Care

The President Urges Law to Permit Hospitalization of Korean War Vets

Korean Veteran Is Denied ‘Treatment in VA Hospital!   Officials Explain Struggle Is Not  Recognized War

Not Veteran of Recognizes) War sei a coh ac oan  Former Marine Who Fought in Korea Denied V. A. Treatment

Truman Asks Korea Vet Benefits  WT BE ..tiaensial NRantad Tiecanm Caldiayr Data

No War; Veteran Denied Hospital   Marine From Korea Is Refused VA Aid in Red Tape Tangle

RURAL SCHOOL CENSUS ENDED   27,190 School Children In Rural Areas, Up 1,672 Over 1950

FIND BODY OF LAKE VICTIM   Recovered By Coast Guard Crew Near South Pier

No Agreement On Disarmament Plan   Big Four Parleys Scheduled To End In Paris Today

Colorado Storm Traps ‘Scouts; Floods Threaten 'Several Western States

Adonis Given Prison Term   Marks First Jail Sentence In 25 Years In Rackets

Government Halts Ban on Aluminum   Move Is Made to Prevent Factory Closings -

So Mills Wort Close  Government Cancels Ban on Luxury Use of Aluminum   CIO Contract Gets Workers ‘Waee Hike

Civil Defense fo Be Discussed Here   Red Cross Official Here Monday te Talk with Group

Civil Defense fo Be Discussed Here   WV Misweeevll tswiy  Red Cross Official Hete Mendoy to Talk with  Graun

PLANNING GROUPS ARE  INCREASING   Almost 200 Communities Have Realized the Necessity For Planning   HAVE INCREASED 100%

HEADS EASTER SEALS SALE FOR CRIPPLED FOLKS   Ragerssei ee Siena  Harold V, Ellis Is The Director Of The Campaign This Year In Jowa County

International Net Earnings rr $10 Million   Employe Earnings For 1950 Highest In Co. History

International Shoe Co. Nets $10,957,707   Net Earnings Top Last Year’s Mark By Three Million

Bridgehead 6 Mis. Deep  Across Han   Back Of Communists’ First Defense Line Believed Broken By Mirhty Bombardment

Allies Widen Bridgehead  Across River   Han Breakthrough 6 Mile Deep: Tanks Rumble Ahead of Troops

Allies Smash Red Detenses North of Han   Enemy Losses Soar Past 25,000 As U. N. Widens Its Bridgehead Across River East of Seoul

Thousands Of Enemy Troops Are Destroyed   Ground Forces Sweep Northward; Resistance Light

UN-Held Area North of Han River Expanded to Width of 10 Miles and Depth of Six Miles

Crossing Ten Miles Deep, Six Miles Wide   Reds Pull Back To Defend Road Leading to Seoul

—KOREA— Prisoners, Equipment Captured   Tanks Spit Flame At Red Foxheoles

Allies Widen Bridgehead Across:Han   _ Push Six Miles Into Red Territory on 10Mile Fromt. East Of Gann! ae Radc Ratraat

Bridgehead Is Expanded By Allied Troops   Main Road Leading West To Seoul May Be Bottle Scene

Push Takes Big Toll Of Red Forces:   Bridgehead Across Han Deepened After Artillery Softens Foe

UN Bridgehead Rammed Across The Han River  Drive 10 Miles Wide, 6 Miles Deen Revorte:

New Blows Rout Enemy Near Seoul   Enemy Losses Reported Heavy Orn Central Front

Soviet Delegate Delays Answer On Agenda Plan   Armament Examination, Questions On Germany Would Be Included

Widen Han Bridgehead to 10 Miles   Allied Firepower Forces Reds to Give Ground Near Seoul

Red Resistance Spotty in Face Of Heavy Fire  po ce Killer es Scored

UN Expands Bridgehead Across Han   Main Defense Line Of Enemy Crumbles And Losses Mount ‘As Allies Advance

Enlarge Bridgehead — With Help of Tanks   Allied Foothold Across Han River is ‘Now 10 Miles Wide and Six Deep— - Reds Flee Northward After Being  Driven From Foxholes.   DEFENSE LINE CRACKED

Flame-Throwing Tanks Spit Death Into Red Foxholes   Patrols of 35th and Wolfhound Regiments Range Off Seoul Plains Into Hills to North   a

U. N. TROOPS. POUR ACROSS HAN RIVER   Flame- Throwing Tanks. Sear Chinese Foxholes as Allies Enlarge Bridgehead East of Seoul.   USE ARTILLERY TO BLAST OPPOSITION   First Red Defense Line North of River is Broken. Enemy Suffers Heavy Casualties.

Reds Flee North Into Hills From Han Bridgehead   First Defense North of River Believed Broken

U.N. Troops Extenc Bridgehead Over Han River in Korea   Reds Killed and Driven Back Into Hills by Attack

UN Bridgehead Across Han River 10 Miles Wide  First Communist Line North of River Broken, Hanvy Artillary llead

Position Now Miles Deep   Flame Throwing Tanks Hit  Reds in Foxholes; Many  Killed as UN Offensive  eee Sa ee 

Allies Broaden Han Bridgehead   Chinese Fall Back Before U.N. Onslaught Along Entire Front; 24,000-Killed. Wounded in 2? Dave

FIRST DEFENSE LINE NORTH OF RIVER BROKEN   Red Foxholes Are Cleared By Aerial, Artillery Blows

U.N. Troops Extend Korea Han Salient   Flame Throwers On Tanks Spearhead Six-Mile Thrust

First Red Defense Line Across River Believed Smashed   Flamethrowers Flush Foe From Foxholes; Ad vances Registered All Along Korean Battle Front

Flame Throwers Clean Out Reds   Han River Bridgehead Expands Under Steady Allied Advance

Bridgehead Is Six Miles Deep, Ten Wide Across Han; Northward March Continues Methodically.   24,000 RED CASUALTIES IN NEW OFFENSIVE

Flamethrowers Used to Rout Enemy   Back of Communists’ First Line of Defense Is Broken

United Nations Troops Cross Han River   Reds Pull Back To Defend Main Roads to Seou!

Enemy's Defense  Shattered During  Artillery Barrages U.N. Troops Move  Forward Rapidly In Seoul Area

Allies Widen Drive North of Han River   Bridgehead Expanded Ten Miles Wide and Six Miles Deep Behind Flame-Hurling Tanks; South Koreans Sealing Off Bulge in East

TROOPS EXTEND LINE SIX MILES PAST HAN RIVER   \rtillery, Tanks And Infantry Attacks Appear To Have Broken Back Of Red Defense Front.

Flame-Throwing Tanks Rout Reds From Foxholes   Reinforcements Moved To Eastern © Front To Help Defenders Of Amidona

Throw Bridgehead  Across Han River  U. N. Forces Hold Area 10 Miles Wide and 6 Deep  ; East of Seoul  PATROLS RANGE NORTH  Reds, Forced Out of Posi-

Red Slaughter Increases While Drive Continues   Artillery Barrages Knock Commies Out Of Holes in Hills

Defense Line Shattered by Guns, Infantry   Seoul Highway Threatened by  Allied Advance

Troops Penetrate To Depth ( Of Six Miles In Advance   East Of Seoul—Communists Fight Back With   Automatic Weapons And Mortar Fire—Artillery Bombardment And Infantry Drive Believed To Have Broken Red Defence I ine

Allies Throw Bridgehead Across Han Tanks Spit Flames  At Red Foxholes, Lead Allied Tinite

Is Witeets   Foe Continues Retrewt i Face of Mighty Allied  Offensive

U.N. Bridgehead Ten Miles Wide Across The Han   Artillery Playing Big Part In Allied  Advance.

Allies Widen, Extend Drive Across Stream   Flame-Throwing Tank: Lead Slow, Methodi. cal Drive North

Drive Out Dug-In Reds;  Mighty Artillery Blast  Breaks Defense Lines

Allies Expand Bridgehead Across Han   Artillery Fire Vital in Crushing Enemy Resistance

U.N. Forces Extend Han Bridgeheac   Flame-Throwing Tank: Lead Steady Advance East of Seoul.

U. N. Forces Hold Area 1 Miles Wide and 6 Deep Fast of Seoul   Reds, Forced Out of Positions, Abandon Much  Material

Reds Driven Back on 3] Mile Front  Enemy Counteraitach Beaten Off Along Eastern Fron?

Gives $1,000 fo Quadruple Amputee  Woman's Greetest Pleasure ta in Giving Away Money,

LIMBLESS MAN GIVEN $1,000   Woman Donor Says ‘The Lord Loveth A Cheerful Giver’

$1,000 Goes To Quadruple Amputee _ New Yorker Likes To Give Awav Her Cash

Message Sent. To Reds, Hopes Foe Will Accept   Expresses Heartfelt Regret Over Death Of North Korean Lad

Death Of Boy Brings Note Of Sympathy   General's Frank Admission May Help Get Armisties Talks Going Again—Father Demands Com

Ridgway Admits Allied Planes Strafed Kaesorig  Stalled Truce Parley Now May, Begin Once More

Ridgway Admits 3 UN Planes Strafed Truce Talk Site   Commander Sends Regrets and Says Proper Disciplinary Action Will be Taken in Case

Ridgway Sends Note To Sneed Up New Talks   Expresses Grief Over Death Of Boy In Strafing

Allied Leader Promises Prompt And Appropriate  Disciplinary Measures   Expresses Regret To Reds For Death Of Boy And Wounding Of Brother In Three-Plane Attack On Neutral Area

Ridgway Extends  Apology   One Boy Killed, One Hurt By American Bombing

Heartfelt Grief Expressed Over Death Of Youth   Licison Officers From Both Sides Meeting At Panmunjom Site

T roops of U.N, Forced to Give Before Thrust   Barrage of Artillery By Enemy Initiates Expected Assault

Big Guns Of Reds Sound  New Year   Two Main Thrusts Are Developed By Enemy; Uijongbu Is Goal

Attack Breaks Defenses Near  38th Parallel   Offensive Develops After Red Artillery Barrage Hits UN Armv

Two of Allied Units Forced To Fall Back   Stab at West End of 150-Mile Line Seems To Be a Breakthrough

Two Main Thrusts in Mew Drive   Offensive Appears Aimed at Seoul;  A S8reak-through Reanort lacantirmada

‘Fantastic New Weapons Believed To Be An Array of Guided Missiles

Enemy Stiffeninc Along 100-Mile Korean Front  laid Cranbare Apa   Loud Speakers Are Used to Encourage Hard-Pressed Reds

Believe Round Two of Red Spring Offensive Coming Up Soon; Commies Resort to Loud Speakers to Pep Up Troops

Resistance of Foe Grows In Some Sectors   Getting Ready To Pall Trigger On Next Battle Phase

UN Forces Capture Inje, North Korea   Elsewhere Reds Stiffen Resistance; Renewal Of Spring Drive Indicated

Chinese Usin g Loudspeak er ;  To Urge Fight   UN Captured Inje Without Firing A Shot; Planes Cut Down 300 Reds

Loudspeakers Fail to Help   Reinforcements Promised by Chinese Commanders Missing; Inje Retaken

Actress Marion Davies Weds Sea Captain Ceemar Star Givee Jn Voting Rights In Hearst Estate

23 Horses Set For Derby Run   Battle Morn Wins Top Odds at 4 to 

PLAN TO STAY UPALL NIGHT IF NECESSARY   Russians Silent on Reports of Possible Walkout on Conference.

Arabs To Sign Japan Treaty, Parley Is Told   49 Nations Expected To Approve After Russian Walkout Threat Is Heard

Bradley, Ridgway ~ Tour Front as China  Hurls New Threats   Communist Commander Accuses  U. S. of Blocking Peace Talks

Gen. Bradley, Ridgway Fly To War Front   New Anti-American Threats Hurled as China Troops Parad

US. Accused of Blocking Revival Peace Talks; Reds Ask Asiaties To Drive America Out of Orient

AKRON GIRL AND WESTFIELD MAN WEDDED FRIDAY   Miss Alyce Mae Jacoby And Melvin D, Ross Married August 34

Marines To Use Draftees   About 7,000 In August Call To Be Leathernecks

Marines To Take Draftees  7006 of August aN Aap Bare]   7006 of August Draft Call Will Gn to Marines

Bewildered Washington Asks Clarification Of Halt To Korean Fighting   Government Spokesmen Deny Having Information On Situation Which Has Produced Curious Tangle Of Confusion

Ban Flights of Czech Planes Over Germany   Allied’ Move May Be Retaliation of Oatis Imprisonment

Panel Gets Wide Powers To Marshal U. S. Workers  Eor Big Rearmament Push

Wilson Selects Manpower Aide   Ohio Man Named; Tobin Rebuff Seen

State Funeral Set for Chifley   Australia Cancels Jubilee Celebration

Senate's Crime Probe Passes Info New Hands Today   Course to Follow Brings Fight In Commerce Group

Crime Crusade Changes Hands But Keeps Goine   Kefauver Report Stresses Need for Cleaning Politics

New Hands Take Over Crime Quiz   Future of Crusade to Await Action by the Committee

Senator Open: New Attack On Policies    Charges ‘Treachery Or Incompetence’ In Foreign Affairs

'M’Carthy Blasts State Department 'Policies in Speech Before Senate   Capital ‘Five Percenters’ Are Warned by Senator

WATER BABIES" VISIT OK'D ; Britain Reverses. Ruling, ~ Admits Bubba and Kathy

Amendment of Turnpike Law Assembly Aim   Governor Lausche Will Talk Briefly At Special Meeting

AIR DISPUTES ON SURFACING AND A ‘WALL’   Lausche Planning Personal’ Visit To Give Message

Unified German Elections, Russian  Threats Against China On UN List

ANOTHER SNAG IS STRUCK IN NEGOTIATIONS   Five-Hour Meeting Fails To Bring  Any New Progress

Wants More Strength In Services   Air Force to Acquire More Overseas Bases

Overseas Bomber Bases Play Vital Role In U. S. Glob; i War Strategy

Global Strategy: Overseas B-36 Bases Nester Sovie  Emphasized In USAF Defense Plan:

Recent Events Indicate: Overseas Bases for U.S. Planes Mainstay Of Strategic Defense

UL, S. EYES BASES ABROAD NEEDED FOR AIR ATTACK   American Strategy  Keyed To Obtaining Airfields From  Which To Strike - With Bombers.

FOREIGN BASES BUILDING UP  Counter Air Thrust: AF Strategy Theme

Atomic Bombers re Meady To Hit Back  * ok a ee oe   Bases Closer To Russia Would Be Used By American B-36:

Overseas Bases Key fo Defense  Retaliation Bombing   Retaliation Bombing Strategy Developed

AIR STRATEGY IS REVEALED   U. S. Set To Counter-Bomb Russia From Several Overseas Bases

More U. §. Bomb Bases Opened  Fields Being Moved Closer To Enemy

U.N. Troops Are On Outskirts Of Seoul Now   Enemy Resistance On East-West Coasts Is Reported Fading

Yankee Force Reaches Han River At Seoul   Spearheads Armor That Clears Enemy From Below Capital

Allied Units Capture East Korea Peaks   Advance Makes Three-Mile Gap In Red Defenses

Allies Plunge Through Holes InRed Defense   Two Vital Peaks On East-Central Korea Seized By UN Units

AMERICAN JET IS: SHOT DOWN IN ONE FIGHT   UN Ground Forces Ripped Holes In Red Defense Line

Arn Backs FEPC Bill   In Line With Kansas Beliefs, Says Governor: Passed by House 89-14

FEPC Bill Wins Arn’s Support   Gavernor Would Welcome Chance To Sian Measure

Cal. Attorney General Threatens Bigamy Action: In Mex. Divorce Cases

Says Me Didn‘t Want To Go To-Lubbock: Entire Floor Of Jail Set Aside For McGee

Soviet Official Proposes Try At Settlement   Surprise Move May Bring New Break in Long-Standing Dispute

Who Wants To Pey—Let’s Just Talk! Russia Asks Parley Renewal On Dormant Lend-Lease Bill

Soviet Debt To Nation To Be Aired   Moscow Suggests Get Together Over $11 Billion Rall

 Let’ s Fight Some More—  Soviet Translator Asks Renewal Of Talks On Lend-Lease; Request Gets Action As U.S. Hones For Payments

Local Temperature      mn Attempt To Reach Settlement .  U. S., Russia Slate Talk. On Old Lend-Lease Account

U. S., Russia to Meet Again on Red War Debt   Moscow Calls For Session; Owes This Country $11 Billion

Russia Asks  A New Look At War Debt   Meeting Set Tuesday On Eleven Billion  end-Lease Bill

Soviet Asks Lend-Lease  Diseussion.  $11 Billion Debt Talks Set By. U.S.

Russia's Debts On Lend-Lease To Be Studied   Soviet Proposal Fails To Include Constructive Plan

Lend-Lease.  Bill To Be  Considered Russia Asks For  Conference With United States

HOLD RITES FOR MRS. CHAS. JANS LAST THURSDAY   Had Been Resident Of Plymouth County For Manv Years

(am mmneateeeeenenel  re ae 5 FAMILIES HOMELESS IN APARTMENT FIRI

Soviet Proposal Rejected By U. §.  Described As Stall To Get Double Veto

Soviet Treaty Plan Rejected   United States Charge:  Russia With Using Stal ling. Tactics 

U. 8. Denounces Japan Treaty Stand by Soviet  State Department Assails Russia’s ‘Stall’? Tactics

SOVIET ‘STALL OF JAP TREAT   Plan For Far East Big Four Talks Turned Down

U.S. Rejects Russian Plan For Jap Treaty   Accuses Soviet Nation Of Trying “To StalP Karly Settlement Work

U.S. Rejects Soviet Plan For J apan   Accuses Russia Of Trying To Stal Peace Pact Talks

U.S. Claims Reds Stall on Jap Treaty   Brusquely Rejects Soviet Proposal for Chins to Take Part.

Jap Treaty Offer Re jected By U. .   Russian Plan To Invite  China Called ‘Stall’

U.S. Rejects Soviet Proposal  Charge Reds Trying To Stall Jap Treaty

U.S. Says Reds  Stall Jap Pact   Soviet Proposal Rejected By State Deparbment

REDS JAP TREATY PLAN Td REJECTED   WASHINGTON REFUSES TO LET PACIFIC BIG FOUR NEGOTIATE PACT.

NEW YORK SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE   J  SHOCK ALSO FELT IN NEW JERSEY AND CONNECTICUT—WINDOWS BROKEN.

FBI Alerts Police At  Conference   White Russian Plan To Ram Car Reported

Rumor of Plot To Kill Russ Alerts Police   Gromyko Reaches Peace Conference  Building Safely

BRITISH RESENT U. 5. ADMIRAL   Think Own Countryman Should Have Had International Navy Post  ge mi iiiMmeamie@® tht iSGIRPRPA A PF

Admiral Row Stirs Up Press   British, Demanding -Enelish. Appointee.

British Resent Appointment Of U. §. Admiral   Atlantic Pact Choic Stirs English Ire

Britain Iredby Naming of U.S. Admiral   ‘Press Waves Flag as Churchill Plumps for British Navy Man

U.S. Admiral To Head Navy Of Atlantic Pact   Britain Furore Rises in Naming Adm. Fechteler

PROTESTS ARE HEARD AROUND WORLD SATURDAY   France Wants In On Big 4 Talks Over Asia

MERCURY DUE TO DIP   Cold Wave is Forecast for Entire : State of Kansas

Cold ‘Wave Into State   Strong Winds and Light Snow Expected to Move In With Chill Air Today

Cold Wave Tonight With Light Snow   A 35-40 Mile Wind Will Accompany the Channe in Weother

U. S. Meat Firms Refuse To Supply Army Beef Needs   Controls And Shortages Turn Military Eyes Tn Dnenton Rlawte

Connally Sees Stormy Debate On Jap Treaty  Ultimate Okay Is Seen As Jenner

Sees Long Fight Before Senators Approve Treaty   Connally Adds There Is No Question That Pact Will Be Okayed

Connally Sees Stormy Debate Over Jap Treaty   Expects Ratification To Be Delayed; Jenner Sees Security Threat

Stormy Fight Seen Before  Senate O.K.   Republican Senator Hints Treaty Battle In Sharp Charges

Russian Opens Delaying Move As Conference Receives Rules   Stormy Dehate Waits  FT a lh ie 7 ie tio

Three More Nights of Fun and Frolic And the 55th. Reunion Will Be Over   Square Dancers To Close Reunion  With Do-Si-Do Saturday Night

BRADSHAW, CROWN LATEST PROSPECTS   K. U. Professor, Paper Of ficial Mentioned for Commission Posts  PETITIONS COME OUT

TWOMORETOFILE © IN CITY PRIMARY   Oliver; Beaman and Albert  Hayden Out for Commis- sion Posts   BALLOTING MARCH 20

BRADSHAW, CROWN LATEST PROSPECTS   K. U. Professor, Paper Of ficial Mentioned for Commission Posts

Soviet Delegate Malik Gets His Turn To Rule Over U-N During June

Crash Kalls Auto Dealer R. C. Phillip:   Dowagiac Man Was Prom{scnt

RAMS BRIDGE DURING HEAVY RAIN  STORM   Prominent Southwestern Michigan Man Dies 2  Hours

Two Children Perish; Three Are Injured   Trapped On Upper Floors Of Baltimore Home Which Is Swept By Flames

Husband Quizzed In Wife’s Murder  No Charge Filed In Columbus Case

‘McCarthy Set to Issue New Blast ‘Against. Jessup i ini Senate Probe’

Rep. Doughton, Senator George Express Doubts   Administration Seeks 50 Per Cent Increase

Macs Statement Barred Peace Move   Gen. Collins Testifies Truman Planned Peace Proposal In March

Killer. Flees Again   Winnie Judd Sought, After Escaping from Hospital for Insane At Phoenix, Ariz,

Be A Geod Fellow   Winnie Ruth Judd, Trunk Murderess, Escapes Hosnital

Winnie Ruth Judd Kscapes Insane Hosp.  en oe act le Te a Ee ee a   Fourth Time Trunk Murderer Has Fled; Still At Large

Winnie Ruth Judd Eludes Bloodhounds   Flees Arizona State Hospital 4th Time; Uses Ladder of Ravs

Winnie Judd Flees Asylum In Arizona   Mokes Fourth Break From Strate Hospital

Bloodhounds Fail:to'Find Trail __  “Tiger Woman” Judd Is Hospital Escapee

Winnte Ruth Judd Escapes Hospital Again For Fourth Time; Big Search Is Instituted

MURDERESS AT LARGE — Winnie Ruth Judd Flees From Hospital at Phoenix

Trunk Murderess Flees State Hospital  Winnie Ruth Judd Escapes  Fourth Time In Arizona

Red-Head Killer Sets Great Hunt   Upset by Report  She was To Be Pale: fenan BMeth..

torious Slayer of Twenty Years Ago scapes From Arizona State Hospital

.'Trunk Murderess’ of 20 Years Ago ~  Winnie Ruth Judd Gets Out of Asylum

Red-Haired Killer Flees 4th Time   Ladder Fashioned From Rags, Cloth To Reach Ground

Flees From Asylum In  Arizona  Upset by Report She Was to Be  Taken From VUother

WINNIE JUDD, INSANE SLAYER, FLEES HOSPITAL   1931°S SENSATIONAL TRUNK MURDERESS MAKES RAG LADDER

FASHIONS RAG LADDER Trunk Murdress Escapes From Hospital For Insane

Aging Murderess Escapes Asylum   Winnie Ruth Judd Flees Fourth Time

Famed Slayer Flees Arizona  State Hospital   Winnie Ruth Judd, Who Killed Friends, Makes Fourth Escape

Hounds Fail to Find Trail of Murderess   Notorious Slayer Who Put Bodies in Trunk Flees Asylum

Banker Is Jailed In Lieu of $50,000   Assistant Cashier Can’t Get Bail in Case of $550,000 Take

Cashier Forced To Spend Time In Jail   Bank Employe To Face Charges Of Stealing $550,000

_ District Banker, Accused Of Embezzling $550,000 Unable to Post Big Bond

Speed Prisoners Homeward—IF  Plans Made For Time If and When Released

United Nations Delegates Suggest Temporarily Turning Over To Staff Officers Problem Of How To Supervise Arrangements, And Communists Promptly Agree—Move Described As ‘One-Shot Effort’ To Beat Dec. 27 Deadline

Must Wait For Final Truce Pact   Communists Agree To Let Staff Men Discuss Armistice

To Speed Captives’ Return   But POW Releases Depend on Success Of Truce Talks  That Near Deadline

POWs to Be Rushed Home When Freed   Truce Must Be Signed Before Prisoners Will Be Released.

Allies Attempt To Get Speedy POW Exchange   Delegates Seeking’ Method To Reach Truce With Reds.

Handles Metal Like Paper Giant Hydraulic Presses To Stamp Out Plane Parts

President Cancels Rome Envoy Post   Appointment Of Clark To Vatican To Await Action By Senate

Protestant Reaction Not Influencing  White House Plans, Newsmen Are Told

White House To Await Action By U. 5. Senate   Clark’s Loss Of Army Status One Point At Stake

TRUMAN HOLDS UP HIS PLAN TO SEND CLARK TO VATICAN   President Decides Against Recess Appointment for General as Ambassador  to Pope.   WILL AWAIT SENATE ACTION ON NOMINATION   Legislation Will Be Required, Too, for the Officer to ’ Retain His Army Status.

Senate Gets Proposal to Fill Vatican Post   President Truman ~ Has Decided Against Recess Appointment

Truman Decides Against Recess Post For Clark   Envoy To Vatican Appointment Will Be Given Senate

Vatican Envoy Action Delayed   President Decides Against Giving General Clark Appointment

Truman Delays Vatican Envoy Appointment   President Says Move Awaits Senate Action, No Interim Embassy

Senate Must OK Appointment Of Clark to Vatican   President Cancels Move Until Sanction Is Acted On

[APPOINTMENT TO ‘BE POSTPONED   Clark Will Not Be Giver Interim Assignment To Vatican

Won't Press Vatican Move Now   President Decides Against Recess Appointment of Clark.

Truman Decides Clark's Vatican Post Will Wait   Nomination to Be  Delayed Till Senate Can Giye Approval

New Building Curb Expected   Most Commercial Types To Come Under Ban

Cabinet Crisis Ends In France   Pleven’s Setup Wins Vote Of Confidence

Pleven Is Given Confidence Vote   Premier Presents His New French Cabinet

Pleven Cabinet Wins Approval   Assembly Ballots To Postpone Request For New ‘Debate’

French Cabinet Survives Crisis  Reject Opposition Request for Debate

Pleven Forms New French Cabinet: 8th in 30 Days   Schuman Is Still Foteign Minister; Conservatives Hold

Assembly Backs Pleven Cabine?   Strong Right Swing Indicated in New Paris Ministry

Pleven Presents His New Cabinei  Accomplished After All-Niaht Sauabble

FRANCE GETS  CONSERVATIVE ~ GOVERNMENT      Plevin Heads New Cabinet With Schuman Retained as Foreign Minister.

New French Cabinet Wins  Test Ballot   Pleven Governing Body Reflects Swing To Right

French Cabinet Crisis Subsides As Pleven Wins  Assembly Shelves Debate on Lineup For New Group

Believe Reds Undermining Truce Talks   PIO Says Commies   PIO Says Commies ‘Trying to Force UD To Break Off Cease Fire Talks

Reds in Effort fo Force U. N. fo Suspend Talks   No Answer Yet om Ridgway’s Suggestion for New Meetings.

Gen. Ridgway Believes Reds May Be Trying to Force UN to Break Off Negotiations Out of Futility  Top Allied Commander Proposes New Site for Resuming Talks

UN Says Red: Sabotaging Truce Talks  Ridgway Urges  New Talk Site

Truce Talks End Blamed On Red Fears  Frustration, Futility   Frustration, Futility Seen Cause of Foe’s Efforts for Breakoff

Weather   Says Reds Trying To Force UN To Break Off Talks   Ridgway Proposes New Conference Site Again

Ridgway Office Thinks Reds Trying to Get U. N. to Break Off Talks Out of Frustration

Allies Suggest Talks Resume At Village in No-Man’s-Land   Control Boss Says Higher Meat Prices Wi! Stop Purchasing

Ridgway Thinks Reds Want U.N. To Breck Off Talks   Suggest New Place ‘In No-Man’s-Land For Truce Talks

Allies Want New Site For Parley  Ridgway Says   Ridgway Says Frustration.  Needling Reds

U.N. Says Reds Try To Force Breakoff   U.S. Plane Attack Slows Fire at Ridge

Believe Reds Seeking an Out   Gen. Ridgway Proposes a New Conference Site

UN. COMM CALLS FOR NEW CONFERENCE SITE   Says Communists . sMay Be Trying To Force Breakdown In Neanatieatians

New Conference Site Suggested By Gen. Ridgway   Reds May Be Trying to Force UN to Break Off Talks Out of Frustration, Futility

UN Makes Offer To Renew Talks   Commie Artillery Blasted by Planes

SAYS * JO FORCE U.N. TO END TALKS   Gen. Ridgway Suggests New Conference Site in Korean No-Man’s Lend.

Ridgway Thinks Reds Trying To Break Off Talks   Aim Seems For The United Nations To Call Quits.

Reds May Want UN to End Talks   Ridgway Blasts Enemy for Attitude On Change of Site

Feeling Is Foe Losing  Own Game   ‘Sheer Frustration’ May Be Their Feeling at Present—UN Shuns  Trivialities  Safeguards Needed  ) canes  [Ridgway Says Parley Site Must Be Better Situated

Ridgway Claims Reds Stall Parley  Charges Attempts To Sabotage Talks

Believe Reds Undermining Truce Talks   PIO Says Commies Trying to Force UD To Break Off  Cease Fire Talks

ENEMY APPEARS TO BE FORCING U.N. TO BREAK   Gen. Ridgway’s Office ays Communists Trying To Frustrate Allies Into Halting Talks,

Ridgway Suggests New Parley Site   Says Reds May Be Trying To Break Negotiations

Allies See Attempt To Avoid Riots   Ridgway Proposes Cease-Fire Talks Tn No-Man’s Land

Allies Bid  Reds Start  Talks Again    1 Se Note Scores . va ‘for Refusal.  tye oo ee . © Come to Point

Enemy Charged With Trying To. Break Off Talks   Allies Blame Reds For Refusing To Discuss Cease-Fire

Reds Want To End Talks Because of Frustration, Rideway Staff Theorizes

Ridgway s Headquarters Sees Reds Seeking U.N. Breakoff of Truce Talks

‘Sheer Frustration and Futility’ Blamed: Reds Trying to Force Allies To Break Off Korean Truce Talks, Ridgway Aide Declares

Solution Seen   ‘Try To: Force ‘Break . Out OF ‘Frostration, WON. Statement Save

SAYS REDS TRY TO FORCE U. Nv. TO END TALKS   Gen. Ridgway Suggests New Conference Site in Korean No-Man’s Land.

Allies Suggest New Sife For Peace Talks   Reds May Be Trying To Wear Out UN Patience

ARMY TOLD TO CLAMP DOWN ON BIG OPERATORS   Congress Learns Of GetRich-Quick Profits In Surplus Supplies   SUBPOENAS ISSUED FOR SEVERAL DEALERS

Mysterious, George Dawson May Be Man Mentioned in 1949 Probe Maragon Letter

GROUP SEEKING TO CHECK NAME OF RINGLEADER   House Investigators Checking Briton In ’ + Surplus Flareup

May Link Dawson to Gen. Vaughan   House Investigators Checking Further Into Surplus Deals.

U.S. Surplus Operations BeingProbed   House Committee Aroused by Tales, Of Great Profits

House Seeks Surplus Fix, Vaughan Tie  Britisher Tagged As Sales Kingpin

Great Ane Is Victim Of Heart Attack  Bushman, Noted Gorilla, Is Found Dead In Cage Ai Zoo

Chicago Loses big Cit itizen: inet Sas Dies   World-Famous, 22-YearOld Gorilla Found Dead In Lineoln Park Zoo

8 Ohioans Die In Auto Crashes   Traffic Light Due To Bad Weather

UN Armies 6 Miles  From Seoul   Reds Appear to Be Trying to Start Own Offensive

UN Tank Force Spreads Death, Destruction  Raid Called 'Slauahtar’

AEDS BLASTED ON SLAUGHTER ADAD TO SEOUL   Three Tank Columns Oper Way for Gis to Clean Out Trenches.

Allied Armored Thrusts Called ‘Slaughter’ by UN Spokesman; Navy Is Active

Red Peace Festival Called a “Disaster”   Western Observers Soy East Berlin Youth Rally Fell Far Short of Gaal

Weather   Claim Reds Peace Festival ‘Near Disaster   Estimate Half Of Youths Visit West Berlin

Nomination Of Jessup Is Shelved   Senate Action Leaves To President Decision On Whether To Give Envoy Recess Appointment

Jessup Decision races President   May Give Delegate Recess Appointment

PRESIDENT CAN APPOINT JESSUP   Senate Shelving Of Matter Leaves Nomination To Truman — Decision Is  — Seen Today.

Att’y General Acts Under Scott Orders; Governor Sees Ruinous Effect On Dealers

Asks Full Probe Of Gasoline War   SBI Ordered To See If Oil Companies Seek To Fix Prices

CZECH UNREST ~ WORRIES REDS   Ace Trouble-Shooter Sent to Prague

Modern Tempo Courtship  Wedding In Texas to End Romance of Only 4 Hours

Excess Pumpinc By San Benito District Hinted  _ Manager Unavailable  And WCA Declines to   Manager Unavailable And WCA Declines to Release Check Data

Ingenuity To The Rescue  C&SEngineerUnfreezes Wheel, Saves 40 Lives

South Koreans Capture Peak In East Korea   Allies Warn Reds To Expect Fight

South Korean Men Wage Bitter Fight   Two Enemy Jets Are Downed by Sabre Pilots

In-and-Out Reds Jailed Once More   Only Three of 14 Able to. Get Different Bail Source.

13 Communists Are Jailed Again   "ind They Haven't Got Proner Ronds

In-and-Out Red  Leaders Jailed Field Bond Revoked  For Refusing Source

13 Reds Go To Jail For Third Time   “Angel” Also Is Sent To Prison; Bonds Are Revoked

Federal Judge Sends 13 Reds Back to Prison   Group of Second String Communist .Leaders Lack Proper Bonds

Awards County House Project  60 New Units Set  For Favette Areas

Sioux City Good Willers Coming  Next Thursday Will Make Fifteen  Minute Stan

SLEEP PILLS FELL WIFE OF GARSSON   Takes Overdose Few Days After Husband Is Freed from Prison

USED BY FORGER W CET T OVER $30  Fe    Printed Checks of Paul C.   USED VARIOUS NAMES   Culprit Was Unsuccessfu In at Least Two Instances

President Juggles Heavy Problems Including Year's Military Budget

Truman Facing Heavy Schedule For New Year   "Military Budget To Offer Big Headache  Ror Truman. Aides

Top-Priority Tasks Faced By President   Back From His Christmas Visit, Chief Executive Juggles Heavy Load Of Big Problems

Matches Found at Scene   Truman Juggles Top-Priority Plans Including Arms Budget

Truman Tackles Budget Problem  No Answer Given To Ciean-Up Query

Mahon Foresees $50 Billion Request  HST, Officials Meet On Defense Budget

Signs of a Cut In Military Spending  Truman May Favor a Reduction in the Budget or Next Year  FACES MANY PROBLEMS  No Clear Plans for Cleanup; Steel Crisis is a ‘orry

Truman Juggles Budget Problems   Officials Glum After Giving Defense Estimates

Budget Huddle rias Blue Loo!  -umag Meets With ” Chief Officials

TRUMAN FACES BUSY PERIOD   Military Budget Given Priority; Lovett Calls Pentagon Parley.

Glum Military Hints Rebuff Over Budget  Truman Resistance  Speculated After Writs. Llasscoe Parlaw

Truman Juggles Heavy Pivibloets  Mobilization Officials Glum After Meeting On Armed Forces Aid

DEFENSE BUDUET PROPOSALS LAID BEFORE TRUMAN   Speculation Stirred Pentagon istimates May Have Been Too Big for Presi dent to Aecept.   TOTAL TT WANTS IS NOT DISCLOSED   Needs Considered at White House Conference — Officials Depart Looking Glum,

Allies Report Major Chinese Red Violation Of Kaesong Neutral Zone As Reds Hint At New Truce Change

Report Red Troops and Tanks Are Now in Kaesong  A Violation of Neutral   A Violation of Neutral Zone If True: Allied Jets in Air Battle.

Red Radio Hints Truce Talk Shift Acceptable   U.N. Informed China Kept Big Force bn City

‘PROBING BY  GROUND UNITS STEPPED UP   Big Jet Battle Leaves Both Sides Without Damage

Commie Troops, Tanks Reported In Kaesong   Reds Had Agreed to Keep City Nevtral

Ground Attacks by Chinese Reds Are Increasing   7 Tanks i in Kaesong Desnite Aareement  sCommunist Troops and

Violation of Neutral Zone C Nations Command as Chin  Up Probing Attacks on Wes! Fronts—Allies Forced To Ci

Red Tanks, Troops Said In Kaesong  Communists Use Peace Talk Site   Communists Use Peace Talk Site As Assembly Area for Larae Force

Probing Attacks Stepped Up , Communists Reported to Have Troops and Tanksin Kaesong

Sends Troops And Tanks Into Kaesong   U.N. Learns Red Soldiers Were There Even During = Armistice Talks

Allies Report Red Violation   Chinese Division Is Believed In The Neutral Zone

Red Troops And Tanks In Kaesong   Occupy Site Of Suspended Talks On Armistice;  Allies Tose Hill

United Nations Command Learns Of Red Duplicity  _ Truce Talks Were. Held Under Eyes Of Chinace- Saldioarc

CHARGE CHINESE VIOLATED ZONE   ALLIES SAY REDS KEP TROOPS IN KAESONG DURING TRUCE TALKS,

UN Spots Red Tanks  In Kaesong   Reports Indicate Chinese Division Also Stays In City

Commies Move Into Kaesong; Battle Rages   Reds Always Have Kept Troops Near Truce Talks Site

Red Troops, Tank Units ‘In Kaesong   Probing Ground Attack: Continue on Western, Central Fronts.

Red Troops Are In Kaesong Area   U, N. Learns Chinese Divisfon Has Been in Neutral: Zones Some Time   VIOLATION OF TERMS   No Reports of Ground Action on East or East Central Fronts

RADIO HINTS REDS MAY AGDEPT HEU  ULI WE  SITE FOR PARLEY   Allied And Communist Jets Clash In Skies ~ Over  Py een 2 ere BOM. oneeere ee

Red Troops Are Reported  In Kaesong   Tanks There Too: Foe Hints New Truce Site OK

DOUBLE - CROSS ALLIES DURING TRUCE TALKS   Red Soldiers In Civilian Clothes Watched UN Delegation

Communist Troops and Tanks Are Reported fo Be in Kaesong, Neutral City Since Last July 15  Reds Stepping Up Probing Ground Attacks on Two Korean Fronts

Enemy Troops In Kaesong, U.N. Informed   Souré@ Also Reports That Red Tanks Are Sull At Truce Site

ENEMY SOLDIERS, TANKS REPORTED IN KAESONG ZONE    CHINESE STEP UP PROBING ATTACKS; 65 JETS IN BATTLE

Reds Broke Neutral Pact In Big Way   With Major Elements of Chinese Division Remaining in Kaesong ond with Force of Tanks Now in Neutral Area

Major Chinese Violation Of Neutral Zone Revealed   Red Radio. Says Change In ‘Eruce Site May ‘Be ‘Accepted: Red Tvoons In Kaesono Area

—KORE A— Report Reds Move Tanks  Into Kaesong  May Agree To Change In Site

Enemy Tanks In Peace-City   Probing Attacks Stepped Up Jets Chase Each Other in Air

Report Red Troops And Tanks In Truce  Area at Kaesong  Chinese Step Up Probing Attacks

» VIOLATION OF TRUCE ZONE NEUTRALITY   ® United Nations Reports Chinese Division Remained in City During Talks; Reds Capture Hills.

-ON THE INSIDE   FARMERS’ WERE SOLDIERS  UN Discloses Reds Kept Troops at Neutral’ Site

Communist Troops Again In Kaesong  Pyongyang Radio Hints Reds May

Enemy Steps Up Probing Attack On Two Fronts  UN Command Learn Major Of Elements f Red: Division

Communists Gain In Kaesong Area   Chinese Reds Step Probing Attacks To West And Center

Denmark Puts Direct Appeal Before Russia In General Assembly Speech

TINY NATIONS URGE WAR AVOIDANCE   U.N. Assembly Delegates Ask Big Power Accord

Smaller Countries AtU.N. Assembly Appeal for Peace   Great Powers Are Urged to Compose Their Differences

Big Powers Urged To Get Together And End Tension   Compose Differences Is Plea Of Smaller U. N. Nations.

Urge Care on  Big Nations   Smaller Countries in UN Appeal for Avoiding 3rd World War

Speakers Ask Kremlin To Accept Peace Plan   CITE PRICE PAID BY SMALL COUNTRIES IN WARS STARTED BY LARGER NATIONS

Congressman Gore Calls On Truman To lise Atomic Weanons   Could Blast A Belt Of Permanent Destruction With Radio-Activity Across Korean Peninsula

Labor's Warning Given Stabilizer  New Wage Policy Sianal OF Dancer’

Talks Still Stalled on  Two Issues   Missing Prisoners And Red Stand on Airfield Repair

ENEMY SHIFTS TO DISCUSSION OF AIRFIELDS   Truce Talks ‘Stymied By Communist Stalling

570 Prisoners Died in Camps UN Announces   Talks Stalemated Over Missing Men; Allies Take Hill

Tragic Issue Of Missing U.N. Prisoners Deadlocks Talks:  Reds Demand Airlield Repairs

Korean Talks Stalled On Prisoner Issue  No Progress Towar Armistice Reporter

Rebuilding Of Red Airfields ls Insisted On   ‘Christmas Hill’ Changes Hands Fou Times. Now Ours -

Maybe She Will, Maybe She Won't Rita Agrees To Give Thought To Aly’ s Reconciliation Plea

ALY WAITS FOR RITA'S VERDICT   Prince's Attorney Presents Case To Estranged Actress

» Man Dead 15 Minutes Finally Starts Talking After Month in Coma

MAN DEAD 15 MINUTES IS MAKING RECOVERY   Navy Veteran Emerges From Coma And Is Able To Move Arms And Les

Ernest Bevin Seriously Ili   Speculate Attlee Might Direct Foreion Affairs

British Leader Critically Ill  Policy Chief Bevin Contracts Pneumonia

Ernest Bevin Attacked by Pneumonia   ‘Attlee May Take _'Over Foreign Poticy Post

GEORGE ECKE DIES   Retired Florist a Son of Pioneer Family; Charter Elks Member

Wandering Girl To Be Quizzed  Nurse Gone 13 Days In Great Smokies

Stronger Law To Block Arms To Reds Sought   Discretionary Clause Target of Senators Opposing Measure

FLOW OF ARMS TO REDS IS OPPOSED   Measure With “Teeth” Proposed To Block Dealings With  satellites

BILL WOULD BLOCK ARMS FOR RUSSIANS   Would Cut Off Aid To Countries Trading  With Reds

Virginian Calls For Increase In U. S. Taxes   Rebertsén Would Boos! Levy Eight To Nine Billion Dollars

Immediate Tax Boost Proposed  Virginia Democrat Says It's Practical

Solon Urges  New Tax Hike   Senator Wants Quick Move E To Curb Inflation.

Cold Still Grips Most of Nation   But It'll be Warmer Here Toniaqht

Winter Lingers In Middlewest   itll Remain Sharp And Cool Here. Too

Gales Lash N. Y.. Expected Freeze Fails fo Hit Here   Many Streets Flooded Along Jersey Coast; Snow Pelts Crestview

Churchill Leads Fight Against  Labor Government   Renowned Conservative Terms Action to National ize Steel “Crazy Deed.”

Churchill Talks Against Labor Party Program To Nationalize Steel

British Laborite Steel Program Called ‘Crazy   Churchill Blisters Opposition in Drive For New Elections

CHURCHILL BLASTS LABORITE MOVE   Sees Stee! Plan Harming Nation’s Rearmament

‘Laborites Face (Censure Motion   Churchill Fi orces New Showdown on Steel Nationalization

WEST DOUBTS BIG 4 MEETING POSSIBLE   Diplomats Expect USSR. To Reject Invitation

West Doubts  Acceptance Of Talk Bid Soviet Expected  To Turn Down Conferences

West Diplomats Doubt Russia Will Accept Bid for Ministers’ Meet in Washington

Economic Stabilizer Eric Johnston And 18-Man Wage Board Differ Sharply Over Relaxing Controls   West Diplomats Doubt Russia Will Accept Bid for Ministers’ Meet in Washington

Russian ‘No’ Seen To West Bid For Parley  Discussion Of Pact a4 Becce In Furcaone   Discussion Of Fact And Bases In Europe Mav Be Soviet Price

USSR Likely To Shun Bid   Proposed Conference Doubted By Experts

Doubt Russia Will Accept  Soviets Asked To’ Attend Big 4 Meet In Washington

Doubt Russia To Accept Bid   Western Diplomats Sea End of Talks Trying to Arrange Agendo for Conference

 Saved From Gallows  'United States Grants Mass Clemency To 21; Frees Others

U §, SAVES 21 WAR CRIKINALS FROM GALLOWS   \German Sentences Aire Eaced; Krupp Is Given Freedom .

WAR CRIMINALS FROM GALLOWS   German Sentences Are Eased; Krupp Is Given Freedom

21 WAR CRIMINAL) SAVED FROM DEATH   CLEMENCY GRANTED GER: MANS—IMPRISONED ARMS KING KMEUPP FREED.

Military Fund Request Ready  Appropriation of 7 Billions To Be Asked

U.S. to Expand Military Bases   Truman Will Urge Congres: TT. Peavide $7 Billion

Truman Will Seek $7 Billion Budget To Build Up Bases   Military Expansion Work Would Be Greatest

Truman To Ask Seven Billions  Money To Finance hA'Viaen Conn nt.

So the Report Says  7 Billion for Globe-Circling Bases Sought by President

HT To Ask Unequalled War Plan   Mammoth Program To Call For $7 Billion To Build

SENATE GIVES EXTENSION TO CRIME GAOUF   Plan No New Investigations But Will Recommend New Laws.

Crime Group To Recommend More Inquiries   No Further Hearings Planned as Senate Speeds Extension

Committee Granted 30-Day Extensiongf : Recommendations::For. New. Laws Ex

Kelauver Group Gets Extra Vonth   30-Day Extension to Be Used Preparing New Law Proposals

Given 30 More Days to Finish Work  Crime Probers To Recommend Continuing Underworld Scrutiny

SENATORS HOPE TO KEEP WATCH ON UNDERWORLD   Committee Favors Some Kind Of Continuing. Investigation — Inquiry Extended 30 Days. °

Crime Inquiry Report Due In 30 Days   Committee Expects To Recommend A Continuing Probe

Crime Probe Will Continue In New Form   Committee Gets 30 Days To Finish Work; Will Study Future Methods

Probers To Plan New Crime Laws  30-Day Extension Given Committee

Group Eyes New Underworld Probes Big Sprit After Getting 30 Days To Finish Work Drive By

-—-30 DAYS MORE FOR PROBERS— Will Draft Plans To C heck Organized Crime

Crime Probe Gets 30-Day  Extension   Senators Will Urge Continuing Study Of Underworld

Crime Probers Plan Extended  Investigation   Given Additional 30 Days To Finish Their Work

Gets 30 Days For Study Of  Crime Curbs   No Further Hearings Planned But Probers To Draft New Laws

Extension viven Kefauver Crime Hunting Senators  30 Days To Prepare Legislation Report

Crime Panel Gets 30-Day  Extension   No Investigations Due; Group to Work On New Set of Laws

CRIME PROBERS GET MORE TIME   Continuing Investigation Of Underworld Expected For Thirty Days

Crime Study To Be Given More Notice By Senators  Continued Probing Into Underworld’s   Continued Probing Into Underworld’s Activities Planned

p Crime Probers Get 30 Days More; Will Recommend Inquiry Continue

Senate Crime Investigation Receives New Lease On Life   Truman Asks India Grain

Crime Probers to Urge Continuing Underworld Study   Given 30 Days More to Finish Work of Probe

GET 30 MORE DAYS   U. S. Senate Unanimously Votes to Retam’ Kefauver Committee

Life of Crime Group Extended  Probers Have 30 Days to Finish Work

Senate Crime Probers Planning To Recommend Continuing Investigation of Underworld

Senate Crime Probe Extended For 30 Days  No Hearings Planned «But Study of Results ae

Committee s Life Extended 30 Day:   Senate Crime Probers to Continue Activities

No Further Hearings Sel By Probers   To Spend 30-Day Extension Drafting Crime Legislation

No Further Hearings Planned By Kefauver Group, But Committee To Make Plans To Keep Searchlight On Organized Crime

SENATE CRIME PROBE WILL BE CONTINUED   Resolution Extending Life of Kefauver Gommittee is Unanimously Approv ed in Upper Body   1 ATEST DEVELOPMENTS

Crime Probers Gef Extra Month To Finish Work   Will Recommend Method To Extend Investigation

NO Further earings RANA AR ARN eats ngn  Senate Crime Committee's  Life Extended

Continuous Eye Nn Underworld's Action Sought   Kefauver Group Given Additional 30 Days to Work

Senate Group to Spend Time Drafting Plans For New Legislation   Unanimous Vote O. K.’s Extension   Recommendations Are Expected to Include Continuing of Probe

Senate Votes Crime Probe  30 Days More   Truman Praises Work; Will Not Shift O° Dwyer

Extend Crime Probers’ Time— Continued Investigation of Underworld To Be Uraed

Probers To Lay Plans  For Future   30-Day Extension Voted; No Further  . > gettasel Seon . FR Sa Be Se

Probers Plan New Laws For Underworld   Senate Investigators Given 30 Additional Days to Finish Job;  No Hearings Plannec

FRED COLLINS HIT BY AUTO   Former Sheriff Taken Te Mercy Hospital For Examination

Ex - Sheriff Struck By Car   F. B. Collins Not Seriously Injured Here

UN Forces Probe. Ominous Chinese Buildup At Front  Reds Withdraw In. West Korea; Push Hard On East Front.   News From Fronts

HUGAR BOWL  Kentucky 13 Oklahoma 7  COTTON BOWL  Tennessee 20. . Texas 14  on . SUN N BO  WTSC 14. Cincinnati 13  ROSE BOWL  Michigan 14. California 6  SEF FULL DETAILS ON PAGES 14-15   Drastic Action by UN Against China Reds May Be Requested

U.S. Threaten: Drastic U. N. Move on Reds   China F aces Blows Of Retaliation in Pending Policy Shift

U. 5. Means To Demand UN Action   Condemnetion Of Chinese Aggression To Be Insisted On

Drastic UN Action to Be Demanded   U. S. Will Insist on Condemnation of Communist Push.

lrani Rejects U.S. Plan on Oil Shipping   Grady Proposal To Insure Fuel Gets Firm ‘No’

Refinery’s Production  Cut In Half   Mossadegh Action Puts Oil Storage Space At Premium

GE Pay Raise Held Likely On Index Rise   Federal Report, Basis for Hike. Due Sunday

Draft Extension Gets Final Okay  Bill Lays Foundation For UMT System

Ground Broken For First UMT  Draft Law Extension Goes To President

Draft, U.M.T. Gets Final 0.K.   Congress Delivers Moagnre To Truman

Draft, UMT Bill  Goesto Truman   Age Cut to 1812, Standards Lowered

DRAFT-UMT BILL SENT TO TRUMAN   President Expected te Sign Without Delay

Congress Give: 0.K. to Draft Extension   Action Breaks Ground for First TIKAT Pearnram

Truman's Name All Needed To Enact Draft Law   New Measure Is Passed By Both Houses

Draft Law Awaits Truman Signature  Selective Service Extended 4 Yeore

Draft-UMT Bill Goes fo Truman   Measure Approved By House, 339 to 41

HOUSE APPROVES DRAFT, OMT BIL!   President Expected to Sig Measure into Law with No Delay

Bill Extending Draft Act Sent To Mr. Truman   Minimum Age For Mili. tory Service Reduced To 18% Years

Guard Divisions May Be Called   Collins Modifies Earlier Statemen*

Would Not Get Call Until July   Army Would Prefer Taking 18-Year-Olds

More Nafional Guard Divisions May Be Called   Two Outfits Tagged As Possibilities, Army Chief Says

More Guard Units May Be Called Up   Army Chief of Staff General Collins Stresses Only Possibility   “NO PLANS AT PRESENT”

VOTE ON DRAFT THIS WEEK SEEN   Military Training And Service Bill Is Hotly Disputed

More Guard Units May Be Called Up   ~Army Chief of Staff Genera: Stresses Only Possibility   “NO PLANS AT PRESENT”   Testimony Given Before House Armed Services  . Committee on Draft

PV SER RPT” LFRRPRP EERSTE BPE EGP ©  July 1, He Says  Goal Of 3.500.000 May Be Increased   Bradley, Marshall Oppose 1846-Year-Old Limit In Draft Bill

Guard Position Is Confusing   ae Wwe tabetatate bs   General Testifies May Have To Call  2 More Divisions

2 Guard Units May be Callec   Gen. Collins Says’ Such Course is Possible—No Plans at Present. °

Army Chief Declines To  Give Reasor   House Committee Hears Testimony On 18-Year-Olds

Collins Reveals Further Guard Calls Pending   Army Chief Heard By Senate Group

Testifies In House Draft Hearing Collins Sees Need To Call New Guard Units

TwoMore Guard Divisions May Be Called This Year   Gen. Collins Declines To Give Reasons For ‘Possible’ Move

Scattered Showers and Rains Fall In Highland Country The Past Week

Dole of Metal ITo Cut Supply For Civilians   Allocation System to Aid Defense Production; Meat Lids Due

Jail Terms Suspended By Court .   Local, International Fined $4,000 Each, Half Is Suspended

Judge Punishes Bosses in Strike At Empire Zine  Six Can Avoid Jail W D-Latinn “tame

Most No-Shipping Orders Are on Perishables and  Livestock   U. P. HAS LIST OF 40

RAIL, EMBARGOES TIGHTEN UP HERE   Most No-Shipping Orders Are on Perishables and Livestock   U. P. HAS LIST OF 40

House Okays Fresh Curbs Or Price Controls   Farm Staters Set Up Ban On Laws To Restrict Profit

Controls Foes Again Slam Pricing Program   Farm Bloc Solons Ram Amendments Curbing Authority

Fresh Curbs On Controls Put in Bill   Farm State Legislator: Catch Democratic Leaders Off Guard,

Profits Or No Curbs, Says Vote   Administration Is Caught Off Base By  Pee Pate  - a © cra Mm Tobe tenael at

House Votes to Limit Curbs, Guard Profit  Farm Bloc Catehes Democrats Off Floor. Rame Dheneael Pax

HOUSE VOTES BAN ON ALL CONTROLS PERILING PROFIT   Farm Legislators Cateh Democrats Off Guard in Curb Polis   ENDANGERS CEILINGS   Complete Review Needed tf Proposals Win. Final Passage

Reasonable Profit Guarantee Votec In Controls Bill   Farm State Legislators Catch Democratic Administration Off Guard and Put Fresh ‘Curbs Into Measure; May Be Out Later

House Okehs Ban On ‘Profit Curbs   Farm State Legislators Win Amendments

House Curbs All Price Controls Gaining Profit   Administration Leaders Caught Off Guard

HOUSE VOTES BAN ON CONTROLS THAT DENY FAIR PROFIT   Series of Amendments Put Through That Clamp Fresh Curbs on Administration’s Program.   DECISIONS SUBJECT TO FINAL APPROVAL   Chamber Defeats Attempt to Shear Wage Board of Present Power to Han dle Labor Disputes.

Included in Controls Plan   Series of Amendments Place Fresh Curbs on Administration Setup

Profit Rule In Price Bill   Form State Solons Catch Administration Democrats Off Guard

Allies Demand Rearmament Be On Agenda   Ruresian Satellite Armaments Tclnded In. West's Provngal--

Big 4 Insists Armaments  Be On Agenda   Delegates Assemble As France Succeeds In Forming Cabinet

Big 4 Deputies Launch Parley  Mollet Will Form   Mollet Will Form New French Cabinet

U.S. Insists — On Discussing Aris Issues   Big Three Wants Satellite Rearmament On Possible Agenda

Two Planes Collide, Fall Near Key West   Salvage Crews Try To Raise Wreckage Of DC-4 —- 21 Bodies Recovered —- Cuban Airliner Loses Wing, Power-Dives Into'Atiantié After Crash Yesterday

43 Killed When Planes Collide  Airliner Rammed By ii ¢ Al ewe "T smamar

DARK PICTURE DRAWN BY FINE IN RADIO TALK   Governor Claims More Tax Dollars, Needed In This State

Fine Sees ‘Ominous’ Situation   Carries Fight for Nev Tax to People by Radio Talk.

State in Need Of More Taxes Governor Says   New Electric Levy Would Be Passed On To Customer

Bobby-Soxer Baby-Sitters Start Out To Enjoy Big City With $18.000 Find

3 3 Baby Sitters Go on $18,000 S pree 7 with Funds Found in Owner’s Home

Teen Age Trio Is Jailed After $24,000 Spree   Baby-Sitters Wanted To Be ‘Grown-Up,’ See the Big City

Three Bobby-Soxers Jailed After Big Fling In N. Y. On Stolen Fund

Find 3 Bobby Soxers In N. Y.— Minus $24,000   They Are in Jail And Money !s Gone They Tell Police

3 Baby Sitters Hit the Big City   Their Fairy Tale Becomes Fable After Encounter . With Three City Slickers

PrinterTells His Story Of Midnight Ride   McCarthy's Man Helped Put Pressure On Him, Committee Is Told By Baltimore Printer

Claims Contract Voided McCarthy Prober Ridicules Printer’s Charges of ‘Ride’

Says Fedder's Tale Fantastic   Printer Claims He Was Taken for Ride

Fedder Story Is Denied By  Investigator  Case [Yynle Tenth   Says Only Truth Is When Admitted He Told A Lie

New Construction Factor in Raising Rates  State’s Real Estate Value Up

Tear Gas Used, 5 Shots Fired AtDanvilleMill   State Police Break Up Fight In First Violence Of Textile Strike   Mill Blames * Agitators’

Danville Crowd Dispersed With Lse Of Tear Gas   Qne Man Reported Nicked By Bullet

Crackdown on Gambling Come: Thruout Nation   Letters Pour in To Keep Crime Probe Alive

Nationwide War On Crime Flares  Probe Touches Off Numerous Arrests

Nation-Wide Crime Probe Gets Results   Crackdown on Gambiers Appears Underway in Various Parts of County; Hope to FRrytend Ineaire.

Crackdowns on Crime Reported as GOP Probers Want Inquiry Extended

Plan Island ‘Invasion’       Hove To Show 18 Japs Pacific War Is Over

1S Japs Holdirig Qt mmr Ma Invade Isle to Convince Enemy World War [I Is Over

Jap Die-Hards Still_Fight_ Back PACIFIC WAR RAGES ON TINY ISLAND

EGYPT IS NOW HOT SPOT FOR WEST POWERS   Embassies Guarded After British Pact Declared Abroaasted

London May Offer Joint fone Rule   Churchill Says Step ‘Grievous’

SANTA CLAUS ROLE SOUGHT FOR PACKERS   New Demands by CIO-UPWA List Free Hams, Lunches and Social Center.

Want Firm To Furnish Lunches   Union Demands Birthday Holidays, Seats for Employes

Top Brass Not Too Sure Korea Can Be Held; ‘Like Fighting Ant Swarm’

Gen. Beightler Is In Hospital  Strickened During Okinawa Typhoon

N.Y. BANDIT GETS $200,000 IN GEMS   Young Robber Pays Second Visit, Takes Diamonds He _ Overlooked Month Aga”

Young » Bandit Returns To Jewelry Store. Pa $160.000 In Gems Missed Month. Avo

Supervision Issue Snags  Negotiations  U. N. Won’t Discuss Troop Withdrawal

Allied Leader : Firm With Red: In New Talks.   Warns That United Nations Will Not Give Ground Further

Wants Private Talks To Take Place During Session Of United Nations General Assembly: No Mention By Name.

Auriol Asks Big Three To Hold Talks   French President Proposes Conference Of Truman, Churchill And Stalin

‘Big 3’ Talks Urged During U.N. Meeting  Auriol Proposes Truman, Churchill,

Truman, Churehill; Stalin Urged By Auriol To Hold Private Parley In Paris

French Leader Invites Big 4 To Talk Peace  UN Opens Genera 1   UN Opens General Assembly Session In Paris Tuesday

FRENCH LEADER SUGGESTS PLAN AT U.N PARLEY   Appeal Is Made To Have Private Talks In Paris With Aim  oward Easing  World Tension,

Suggests Big 2 Chiefs, Stalin. Meet In Paris France's Auriol Cails For Confabs During”

French Leader Asks High Level Talks For Peace   60-Nation: Assembly Has Sixth Session In Pursuit Of Péace

France Proposes Big Four Meeting During UN Session   Auriol Urges Truman. Stalin  And Churchill To Hold Talks

Auriol Suggests Truman, Churchill, Stalin Meet for Private Talks   French President Sure Meeting Could  KA cba: Deanxace tw Rwetna lech Tenetane

French President Proposes’ Conference With Red Leader  Autiol Wants Traman, Churchill and Stalin

Conference Tn Privaey  Suggested   French President Offers Idea As UN  mbly Convenes

SOVIET ALLIES ALSO PREPARE   Russia Is Rapidly Equip ping Her Partners In East Europe

Study Red Striking Power In Europe; Soviet Satellites Equipped With Migs

US. MP SLAIN BY 2 RUSSIANS TO EVADE QUIZ   Red Soldiers Blast Yank With ‘Burp Gun’ On  Vienna Street   PROBE STARTED   Men, Halted for C Questioning, Open Fire With out Warning

U.S. Moves for Probe of GI Killing by Russ   MP on Patrol in Vienna Shot Down; Onc Russian Hit

American MP Is Slain By Russ Soldiers   Joint investigation is Openea Into Vienna Incident; Slayers Make Escape

American MP Shot, Killed By Russian Soldiers   U. S. Proposes Joint Investigation; Corporal Shot Without Warning On Vienna Street

American MP in Vienna Killed by 2 Russians   Shot by Red Soldiers When He Challenges Them

SENATORS 10 HEAR BOYLE LITHOFOLD STORY THURSDAY   Hoey Announces Chairmar Will Be Called in Connection With Charges He Helped Firm Get Loan.   NO SUBPOENA ISSUED FOR WS TAX RETURNS   Inguiry Group Told Printing Firm Handed Out Expensive Gifts and Loans to  Government Employes.

Senate Probe To Hear Boyle  Ga. Thursday © [BERociati Chief  a a Ty aa sd           ““Deiocratic Chief  To Testify on Lothofold Loans

Boyle to Be Called to Testify   Nixon Demands He Submit 1949 and 195( Income Tax Returns.

Solons to Call Boyle in Quiz Of Lithofold   Democrat Offered Chance To Present His Side  T.. Von flee memnan f'nca

Gabrielson, Boyle Due To Testify   More Lithofold Payoff Tales Are Heard By Probers —

Boyle Will Testify Before RFC Quiz At Thursday Meet   Nixon Asks Tax Returns Of Democrat Officer Re Insnected

Senate To Call Boyle Thursday For Testimony,   Investigating Charges Boyle Helped Lithofold

BOYLE APPEARS BEFORE PROBERS NEXT THURSDAY   Will Be Asked To Tell His Side Of American Lithofold Story   EXPENSIVE GIFTS WERE GIVEN BY FIRM

Violent Wind and Rain Storms Hit lowa On Sunday  One Dead and At Least Two Hurt In Northern lowa

Yank Planes Attack 1,000 Red Vehicles  Foe Subs Road Traffic for Rails

BLAST 1,000 RED TRUCKS   Make Pre-Dawn Attacks as Enemy Takes to Roads, With Railway Lines Knocked Out. 

UN Planes Attack Enemy Traffic Before Dawn   Vehicles Apparently Are Substitute For Red Rail Movements

Knemy Prack Traffie Becomes Target as Rain Squelches Ground Fighting:  Vien Huddle in Foxholes

Steady Rain Checks Ground Action  Allied Planes Attack ~Heavy Enemy Traffic

Allied Planes Roar Through Skies In Pre-Dawn Attacks On 1.000 Red Vehicles

Blast at Big Red Convoys On Wartront   Rain Blanks Out Air War, Most of Ground Fichting

UN. Planes-Harry Red Road Traffic   § Steady Rain Slows Aic. Ground Action

Cold Rains Halt Most Ground Action   Allied Warplanes Strike at Estimated 1,000 Red Vehicles

UNELYERS BOMB RED CONVOYS IN PRE-DAWN RAID:   Cold Rain Curtails Ground Action Along Korean Wear Front

U.N. PLANES BLAST 1,000 RED TRUCKS   Make Pre-Dawn Attacks as Enemy Takes to Roads, With Railway Lines Knocked Out.

rre-Dawn Flights Hit Heavy Traffic   Infantrymen Huddle In Foxholes, Dugouts To Keep Warm, Dry; Skirmishes Flare

Pre-Dawn Raids On Heavy Road Traffic In North Korea Made As Communists Appear To Have Run In Substitute For Rail Movements — Red China Resumes Propaganda Barrage, Charging U. S. Has Wrecked Kaesong Truce Talks

Top Brass Arrives  * * * = * O*  Prepare For First Combat A-Test

Scheduled In Desert... . nt Desert...  Troops Will Get New Atomic Tests

Fact-Finding Board Named as Dock Strike Ties up Defense Shipments

Rebel Strike _ Heads Reject Defense Ples   State Board Moves To End Walkout In N.Y.

Lieutenant Governor Puts National Guard to Work Checking Flood Needs

YOUTHS WILL HEAR ACHESON   U. S. Foreign Secretary Sleted To Address NNon-Red Youths

‘RED HERRING, DUMKE, SEXTON SAY IN REPLY   State They Welcome Support By Prosecutor Killian

MOVE T CROW TERMED MAJOR ISSUE   Tiscornia And Sparks Hurl Charge As They Open Their Campaign

Ridgway Offers Foe Compromise   Agrees to Resume at New Truce Site

Covers Most of the Central Area Today — Mercury 23 Below in Montana.

Cold Wave Heads East and South   23 Below Zero Weather in Friaid Belt

Cold Wave Holds Most Of Midwest   Deep Freeze Winds Ride Into Central States On High Winds; More Cold Predicted [tn East

Central Area is Hit By Cold   Temperatures Drop Ir Corn Belt; Milder In East, South

New Cold Wave Headed East; Due Tonight   Snow Falls Again Over Wide Area; W.. Virginia Covered

Cold Air Mass Heads Southeast   Colder Weather Predicted For Atlantic States

EXPECT. WAGE, :. EXEMPTION FOR COAL MINERS   Industry Official Doubts Goyernment Wants Scrap With ‘Lewis.

Small Stores Get Break From OPS   100,000 Freed From Necessity  Of Filine Charts

Pricing Charts Abolished for Small Retailers  None Exempted  From Controls B. Batol Rods   Given Ontion

Collins: Says: -Enemy. Will Be Severely’ Punished n It Strikes UH Positions:

Gen. Collins Says Enemy Will Be Severeiy Punished If He Attacks Present UN Positions

KKKKK* RALPH J. BUNCHE MAY basta ALAN KIRK ‘AS AMBASSADOR TO MOSCOW

5 Nes eee Re: ck es al ieee sige  POLICEMEN ACCUSED OF DRINKING ON JOB

Legislature  For Tax Stall   Blasts Diehm’s Bill For Congressional Reapportionment

Fine Won't OK Diehm’s District Plan   Governor Injects Income Tax Fight Into Controversy.

Governor Urges Wage Hike For State Employes   General Assembly Kicks In With Its Expense Increase

10% Pay Raise For Employes Of State Urged   Legislature Takes Long Recess With Tax Hanging Fire

Wage Stabilizers Press For First Steps To Free Workers From Freeze

Limit on Profits Plan Considered   Wage Stabilizers Seek a Statement

Study Control of Prices By Limitation of Profits   New “Margin of Gain’ Method of Replacing  _ By Harold W. Ward:

Profit -Limiting Plan Weighed by Wage Stabilizers   Stabilizers Press for First Major Policy State. ment Freeing Thousands from Freeze

Profit-Limiting Plan Studied By Price Officials   May Issue Order By End Of Week; Expect To Release Large Blocs Of Wage Earners From Freeze   Asks Patience   Act On Contracts

Study Plan to  Control Prices by  Limiting Profits Ching Calls for  Patience as Wage Study Goes On

Wage Policy Statement Due Profit Slash To Curb  Prices Is Considered

Fixed Profit Studied as Price Curb   DiSalle Decree May Establish  Sellers’ Margins

Profits Margin’ Control System ls Being Studied   Move Underway — To Lift Freeze Off. Manv: Workers

Profit Ceiling Under Study Te Kase Lids   Wav to Free Wage Earners From Freeze  Is Debated

Seek to Free Large Bloc of Wage Earners   Plan to Replace ‘Dead-Halt’ Order Of Last Friday

PROFIT FREEZE IS PLANNED IN PRICE BATTLE   Wage Board Presses For Thaw In Pay Of Large Bloe Of Workers

‘Margin of Profit’ System is Studied in Control Issue  Prices to Be Pegged At Cost plus Fixed Limit under Plan

era Pro  Ching‘s Wage Board Seeking Equitable ‘Freeze’ Edict Formula For Easing

Government Studies Plan To Limit Profit Margins As Price Control Action

DiSalle Studies Profit Margin Controls Plan   Wage, Price Boards Seek Retreat from Temporary Freeze

First Break To Set Free Frozen Pay Likely Soon   Limiting Profits Being Considered As Price Control

Government Studies Plan To Control Prices By Placing Limit On Profits

Profits Curbs Eyed as Price Controls Plan   DiSalle Forecasts Edict by Week End; Pay Study Continues

Profit-Limiting Plan Studied By Price Stabilizers; Wage Board Presses For First Major Policy Statement

PROFITS CURB UNDER STUDY   Would Offer New Methoc For Price Controls,  Says DiSalle

Profit Limits Studied for Price Control  Officials Ask Public   Officials Ask Public To Have Patience, As Officials Arque

Government Eyes Plan to Limit Profits   Policy Statement Easing Wage Freeze Is Expected Shortiy

Plan To Control Prices By Limitation of Profits Is Considered by Board

Profit-Limiting Plan Studied  By Government Wage Stabilizers Try For Agreement On Pay Freeze Plan

Profit Limits Studied for. Price Control  Officials Ask Public To Have Patience,

 STUDY PROFIT LIMITATIONS— N ew A pproach To Price Control Investigated

Profit Limit Pondered To Curb Prices  Allocation Of Basic  Riatows. Alacowala:

Profit Margins May Be Limited All Along Line  New System Replaces Ironclad Halt; Wage SCarmula tinder Study

Plan To Limit Profits Under Freeze Studied  Wage Stabilizers Fo. Define Policy Toward  Bisece ETE ee Pee ok.

LIMITED PROFIT PLAN DISCUSSED IN PRICE TALKS   Economic Stabilizers Figure On Changes, Exemptions In  '. Wage Freeze—  ’ Formula Is Sought. ©

US. Studies Plan To Limit Profits   New Control Idea For Nation Is ‘Being Considered

JOHNSTON HITS HEAVY PROFITS   Assesses Climbing Gains, Farm Prices And Wages . As ‘Explosive’

N ew Inflation Spurt Feared By Johnston   Increased Business, Farm Profits, Labor Wages Danger Points

Rising Profits Seen as Threat   More Fuel Added To Inflation Spiral

Johnston Cites Control Peril      Profits, Farm Prices And Wages For Labor ‘Ex. plovies’ In Outlook

Ground Action Is Decreasing In Korea Areas  Heavy Rains Sweep Over Karaan Wlarfran   Heavy Rains Sweep Over Korean Warfront  U.S. Warships Active

British Leave Iran Oil Fields  Evacuation Completed,   Evacuation Completed, Natives Take Over

British Complete Evacuation of Men In Iranian Fields  U. S. Experts Doubt Report Iran Has Sold First Nationalized Oil

ACTION DUE ON NEWSMEN TODAY   Judge Expected To Rule On Motion Filed Last Week

Judge To Decide On Crusaders   Federal Judge Due To Decide Today

Seen as ‘Healthy’ Sign—  ‘Vets Home Loans Cut By Government Inflation Drive

Army Shows Why It Likes New Rifle   British Military Observers Among Those at Aberdeen, Md

U.S. Army Firm On Its New .30 Caliber Rifle   Shows Observers, Including British, Experimental Gun

Lithotold Paid $14, 400 To Oiticials, Doxon Says   Two Split Commission For Getting Printing Contract; Tax Collectors Said To Have ‘Outside Businesses’

Helped Sell Printing for Lithofold Firm   Senators Charge Probe May Reveal Revenue Scandal

akedown” red Sy . 9 Senator   Disclosures Develop National Revenue Scandal

Revenue Field Agent Testifies At RFC Probe   He, Labor Division Official Split $14,400 From Lithofold Corp.

Weather At Yuma   Ex-Tax Collectors Reveal Commissions   Witness Tells Senate Probers Many Tax Collectors Have ‘Outside Businesses’

Rains Swamp 3 Midwest States   5-Inch Downpour Hits Flood-Ridden Missouri

GROSS ATTITUDE "WELL PLOTTED’ JUDGE CHARGES   Ex-Gamble®. Creates Scene of Confusion In New York Court

Ex-Bookie Attempts ToBreak From Court In Police Graft Trial   Harry Gross Again Refuses To Testify i in Protection Case

Prosecutor Makes Gross Bribe Claim   Bookie ‘Blows  His ‘Top’ while Being Quizzed

Gibbs Pays for Slaying Typist With His Life   F. and M. College Student Executed At State Prison

Gibbs Executed For Slaying Of College Typist   GI Student Electrocuted Early Today to Pay Debt for Murder

Gibbs Dies In Chair for Slaying Girl   Visited by Parents and Chaplain Few Hours ‘Before Death.

Girl Kills Dad After Eloping   Father Attempting To “Wipe Out” All Of Elopement Part)

Daughter Kills Dad In Tragedy   Drunken Rampage Of Farmer Blamed For Two killings

17-YEAR-OLD WAR VET BACK IN ARMY   Youth Who Enlisted at 153 and Fought in Korea at 15 Re: Eenlists for Legal “Hitch.”

Boom FvitaPéron as Vice President   Campaign Under Way to Re-Elect Husband

Buying Spree Quiets Down   Shopping Near Normal In New York; Druggist Challenges Price Ruling

NY Shopping  Near Normal   Big Stores Run Out of  Bargain Items; Suit Filed Vs. Macy’s

N.Y. Price War Spreads To New Areas But Shopping At Center Near Normal

National League Head Ghesen For Chandler's Post   Former Sports Writer in For 7 Years at $65,005 Per

Head Of National League Chosen As Commissioner  For Term Of Seven Years   Only Fwo Candidates For Post Voted — On By Owners; Replaces Chandler As Absolute Czar Of National Pastime

North Dakota Grain Yield Will Be Good   Best in Many Years in Some Parts of State

Call for Talks On Rail Strike Dispute Issued   Union President Urges Locals To End Wolkout

West Coast Leader Asks. Men To Work   Govemment Is Pushing. Contempi “Action in Court

Biggest Atomic Explosion. Awaited  *x * * x   Experts Hint Bomb Ten Times More Powerful Than First

Bigger A-Blast In Test Hinted  Final Announcement Withheld By AEC

Another Atomic  Blast Planned   Next Explosion To Be Bigger Than Recent Tests.

Iran Premier Finds Trouble With New Plar   _ House Refuses to Act On Proposed Tougher Methods of Dealing With Britain

Ultimatum From Iran To      Lower House ‘Of Parliament RefusessTo Back Mossadegh In Measure To Run. British Out —

lran Deputies Boycott Vote On New Policy   Parliament Members Refuse Commitment On British Action

Ultimatum. From Iran To Britain. Runs into Snag   Lower House Of Parliament Refuses To Back Mossadegh In Measure To Run British Out

Mossadegh Hits ‘Snag’ as House Snubs Ultimatum   Meeting Called To Approve Oil Policy Is Boycotted

MOSSADEGH FOES BLOCK ACTION ON  GIL ULTIMATUN   ‘More Than Half Of Members Boycott Session Of  Piss Adecco:

Iran Demands  Hit A Snag   Ultimatum Fails To Push Through  Iran Parliament

Stalled Oil Talks Hit New Snaq   Parliament Boycotts Session to Approve  lege Deanitnrte Dalton

Iran’s Solons Walk Out On Premier's Deal   Oil Boycott Of Britain Opposed By Lawmakers

Iran Premier Given Snub On Oil Issue   Half of Parliament Stay: Away in Boycott of Touch Policy

President To Open Levy Bureau Files  To Fraud Probers   Rep. King Seeks To Find Why Big Tax Cases  ea ) ne

CHIEF AGREES TO OPEN FILES   President Willing To Let Committee Examine  Justice Books

Truman Opens  Tax Fraud File   Probers Assured Access Ta Justice Records

Truman Agree To Open Files For Tax Probe   Committee Wins Right To Examine Internal Revenue Files

S. F. Collector Outs 16 Cities In Grackdowr   Other Employes Still Under Scrutiny, Chief Says

Tax Collector At San Francisco Fired by Truman   Five Cases Given Department of Justice For Possible Prosecution; Caudle on Stand, Savs Senator Also Bought Furs at Discount

SCANDAL-RIDDEA REVENUE SERVItt QUSTS 31 WORKERS   Housecleaning Is  Bieeest Since Probe of Graft, Corruption and Irregularities Began.   COLLECTOR, 9 DEPUTIES AMONG THOSE DROPPED   Five Cases Turned Over to Government Prosecutors —More Dismissals Are Likely.

More Ousters Of Unsuitable Employes Due   Five Cases Turned Over To Justice Department For  Possible Prosecution—Housecleaning Biamneih Vab

31 More Get Axe As US Tax Bureau Quiz Progresses   “Unsuitable”: Employes In 16 Cities, Fired:In New © Spandal®

GOVERNMENT'S REVENUE DEPT. CLEANS HOUSE   18 Persons Fired, 13 Others Forced To Resign Posts

Tax Scandal Brings Quster For 31 More   Five May Be Prosecuted: ‘Housecleaning’ Te Pinwed treaeas

31 More Ousted From Revenue Jobs   Nineteen Are Fired Outright and Others Forced to Resign.

Truman Fires Smyth, Five Face Trials   More Ousters Are Expected Later In Biq Housecleanina

Five Cases Are Turned Over To Justice Dept. For Possible Criminal Prosecution

31 Fired In Growing Tax Bureau  Scandal  5 Cases Handed To Tiictire Den}   5 Cases Handed To Justice Dept. For Possible  Praceeutian

31 Lose Jobs In Major Tax Office Purge   Unsuitable Employes ia 6 Cities Ousted; 8 Fired Outright

U.S. Tanks Shell Seoul From Fou Miles Distant  Red Resistance @....sf .....5 gaff @.....t

‘RED CAPITAL UNDER FIRE American Troops Pound Approaches To Seoul

Patrols Find No Strong Red Fighting Force  On Cause Of Chi ines "a8 Aumwat Ames

Inchon Batteries Stilled by Shells Of UN Warships   Patrols Prece On

Ships Blast Inchon Docks As Foe Still Avoids War Front   UN Patrols Fail to Find Anybody to Fight Below 38th

(Officials Fear Draft, Defense Plants Will Cause Labor Shortages on Farms

Labor Shortage Is Seen i in New York F arming Districts   Draft. Defense Wages. Other Things Hit Migrant Crews,  Is Report

Schricker To Make Report ‘After Study   VanNess hCarges U.S. Strangler State’s Throats

Douglas Gives His Position  diiatadaiiaai   Tells of Opposing Truman’s Choice On Judgeships

At Senate Hearing  Douglas Seeks To Clear U p Judgeship Objections

DOUGLAS CITES OPPOSITION 10 JUDGE NOMINEE  T$jRtRreR ARDRHAA OI TIOal   VOICES OPPOSITION TO HARRINGTON FOR BENCH IN ILLINOIS

Public Relations Program Planne:   Tobacco Council Is Set To Expand Its Publicity Campaign

Hoey Wants ‘5 Percenter’ Quiz Revived   ‘Influence Peddlers’ Handling Contracts, Senator Suspects

Probe Of Fees For Contracts  Given Support   Influence Peddlers Face Inquiry Sought In Defense Program

DEFENSE SPENDING INQUIRY PROPOSED   Broad Investigation Is Urged by Sen. Mundt

Republican Backs Proposal to Renew  Tnvestioation Inta ‘Five Percenters’

'Mundt Backs Demo Move To Reopen Investigation Of ‘Five Per Centers’

Some Reserve Officers Back fo Active Duty   Majors, Lieutenant Colonels To Be Recalled.

Call More To Active Duty From Reserve   Missouri District Expects Volunteers To Fill Quota

Will You Be One?- 390 Fo Die In Traffic By Tuesday   Safety Council Makes Prediction As Holiday Starts

Predict That 390 Persons to Die in Traffic Accidents Over Holiday

ASSISTANT PASTOR TO LEAVE TOMORROW   Morgan S. Hanev, Aide To Minister Of East Berlin Charge, Will Be Honored At Picnic

Truman Forces Seek Delay  on Troop Issue   Anxious to Put Off Vote Until Eisenhower Reports

Clear Sidetrack for Wherry Demand Conaress Decide on Troops to Europe

Administration Would Sidetrack Big Showdown  Leaders Would Like Eisenhower Report  @. ££... f'n

‘Showdown Delayed  Leaders Try To Sidetrack Troops For Europe Issue

PLAN TO SEND GIS ABROAD IS UNDER FIRE   Administration Delays Senate Showdown  Until Tuesday

HST’s Forces Seek To Delay Troops Issue   Hope To Postpone Showdown Until Ike Returns To America

Troop Issue Showdown Set For Tuesday   Senate Awaits Report From Eisenhower on  Sending Men Abroad

Mexico. City Papers See ‘Recapture’  Of Texas as Labor Pact Completed

AEC Reports Millions Are Being Poured Into Making New Type Atomic Weapons

"ATOM ENERGY NEW WEAPONS BOARD REVEALS      Nevada Explosions Full Scale Tests, AEC Declares

TELL VIEW IN INTERVIEW AT IOWA FAI   Author of Farm Support Plan Still Believes in the Program.

Brannan Plan An Issue In “52 Only lf GOP Chooses  Plan Should Not Rea Dalitizaan!l lee: ia   Plan Should Not Be Political Issue Says Secretary

Crisis In Truee Talk . Some U.S. Prisoners Are Treated  W ell. Others Badly, In Red Camps

NO COMPROMISE ON PRISONERS   Allies Intend To Stand Firm In Dealing With  Communists

Reds Must Give in to U. N. Conditions On Exchange of POW’S, Officials Say

RFC CHIEF DENIES BEING INFLUENCED   Dunham Says Some Trusted by White House Tried To ‘Use’ Him: Aid Dawson Exempted

‘Middleman’ in Gas Deal Hinted  Thomson Links Kerr   Thomson Links Kerr to High Cost of Gas

Links Cost of Gas With U.S. Senator   ThomsonSays KerrOwns Part of ‘Superfluous Middleman’ Company

Sees Middleman Company Behind High Gas Rates   Thomson Hints Senator From Oklahoma Key in Superfluous Group

Hints Senator Is Middleman In Gas Setup   High Cost Of Natural Gas n State May Be Due To Middleman, Claim Of Attorney General

OUTLAWING  OF REDS UP TO GOVERNOR   Measure to Control Communism in Illinois Sent to Stevenson on 1 House. Vote of 87-42.   GOVERNOR HAS NOT _ INDICATED STAND   Law Sponsored by Mt. Vernon Senator Requires Loyalty Oaths by Public Officials, Employes.

Loyalty Bill Is Big Issue  Canmtan Cel Aaa. os   Center Of Attention At Pittsburgh Legion Sessions

Baby Kidnaping Remains Mystery   Jie Detector Tests To Be Made by Police

Tobey Chosen For GOP Post On Seniority  * Senator's Selection . Cheers Democratic

Eisenhower Won't Decide on Race For Presidency Until Last Possible Moment, Say Associates

Ike Baffles —  °02 Guessers   General Is Expected To Put Off Decision

Hisenhower Mum On 1952 Politics   General In Tough Spot, Under Pressure To “Declare Himself: Might Rock Atlantic Pact 

STAYS SILENT  Ike In “52 Race Would Rock Pact   By PRESTON GROVER

Believe Ike Will Delay on Plans for ’52   Persons Close to Him Say General Won’t Make up His Mind Until Later

Political Fur Is Starting To Fly   Inside Specials   inaispensabie Mane ee EEE  Everybody Talks Except Ike

Close Associates Believe Ike Will Long Debate 1952 Move   Bv PRE STON GROV ER

U.S. Still Holds Air Superiority   . Korean Situation Not Without Danger, View

MA. BEGLEY SPEAKS 10 BUCKS COUNTY BAR ASSN.   ‘Pre-Trial Conferences’ I: Subject Of Address   SAVES TIME AND MONEY

T. D. BEGLEY SPEAKS TO BUCKS BARRISTERS   “Pre-Trial Conferences” Is   DOYLESTOWN MEETING

lowa Communities Plan Celebrations For U. S. Birthday   Freedom Flames Will Burn In 29 lowa Cities

IOWANS PLAN BIG ‘FOURTH’   Many Events on Schedule Across State Wednesday

Campaign Lags For Red Cross  Duives Fail To Reach Their Set OQuotac

Car Crashes Into “Tulsan’  TMHoeenn Darwcnnne W2itnd   Three Persons Killed In Accident at Crossing Near Independenc:

Rain Increasing Option Droppec  Weather Maps Show  Dommn tce goeend Qe ewe rare

Army Chief Says U.S. Will Soon Have Atomic Artillery  Also Sees Development Of Guided Missiles to Carry Atomic Warheads

Army To Have Atomic Shells, Collins Reveals   Guided Missiles Also Will Carry A-Warheads, Chief Of Staff Says

To Hit Troop Concentrations  Atomic Artillery Shells Almost Ready For Use

Ariillery Shells, Guided Missiles With Atomic Warheads Soon to Be Achieved

Ridewav Visits Front.   Atom Artillery For U.S. Held Not Too Distant

Houseboat Party ‘Happy One-A-Day Triplets \Celebrate First Birthday

SEARCH MADE FOR MISSING JET FLYERS   Crash Reported 25 Miles From  Rome Base

DEM NATIONAL HEAD INVOLVED IN NEW MESS   McKinney, Friends Made Huge Profit  In Bankruptcy

Market Deals Are Defended By McKinney   Party Boss Says Profit: All Came Honestly; Tax Acttan Ackoad

FRANK APRINNE DEFENDS ub EAST-PROFT DEAL   Democratic Party Chairman Savs No Political Influence Was Involved in Stock Transaction.   GAIN IN 10 MONTHS ON S1,000 INVESTMENT   His Political Crony, Frank SIcHale, Also in on it-— Has No Intention of Resigning.

McKinney Defends His Stock Deal   Democratic Chairman Made $68,000 on $1,00( Investment,

M'KinneyBack: Huge Profit in Stock Venture   Says Money Received In Deal Was From Legitimate Transaction

Democratic Party Heaa Defends His Profitable Stock Market Dealings

Democrat Chief McKinney Defends as Legitimate Deal Bringing $67,000 for $1,000

McKinney. Says H's No Sin To Make A Profit   Democrotic Chieftain Angtily Defends Big Stock Venture

No Plans Now to Attempt Drive North of 38th   Talk of Push Northward “Is Purely Academic”, MacArthur Advises.

‘Must Reduce Enemy’s Strength Before Considering Crossing Of déth Parallel, Says MacArthur

MacArthur Says Talk Of Parallel Now ls Academic  Offensive Scored Only Tactical Gains

MaeArthur Visils On  Seoul Front   General Again Hints Hands Are Tied By UN. Failure To Give Him [ts Decisions

Talk of Driving North Academic  MacArthur Reports After Trip to Front

MacArthur Hits Talk Of Going North   Calls Foe Too Strong Now For U.N. Army To Cross Parallel

MacArthurSays Parallel Talk — Is Academic   Still War Of ‘Maneuver’, Says UN Commander

MAC SAYS CROSSING 38TH ‘ACADEMIC’   Superiority of Reds Must Be Cut First, General Says Following Tour of Front

Seoul Visited By M’Arthur   Sees Push Over ‘38’ As ‘Purely Academic

: 38th To Come Laier  Annihilating The Enemy Our Job Now, Says Mac

MacArthur’s Aim Is To Cut Down  Superiority Of Communist Enemy   General On Return From Korea Says Talk Of Drive Across Parallel 38” Is  Diwealey Arademir”?

Mac Warns Enemy Has Plenty Of Men   Crossing Of Line "Academic Talk’

Crossing 30 Is Academic.   MacArthur Says Main Object Annihilation

MacArthur Visits Front, Says Talk Of Crossing 38 ‘Purely Academic’

38TH PARALLEL DRIVE TO WAIT   Gen. MacArthur Says Talk Of Crossing 1 Now Is “Academic” — He Views Sagul Front.

PARALLEL PROBLEM ACADEMIC —MAC   General Feels U. N. Must First Weaken Red Foes

MacArthur Visits Seoul Again  Drive Across Parallel 38 Called ‘Academic’ Until Reds Are ‘Hurt’

MacArthur Makes Visit To Seoul Area   Feels it Necessary To Smash Foe In North Korea

Mills, Strikers Sill Deadlocked   “Rie é. ttéending: : ne Was tien Palle :

Rieve’s Trip Not Connected With Strikes   Few Developments Farther South

Leader Flies To Washington... . ——  igton .- ss  No Break Sighted In Textile Strike

McCarran Says Hearing fo Show Policy Influence   Senator Hints New Developments In Red Probe

McCarran Hints Of New Inquiry   Says Policy Of U. S. “ais Being Influenced

Will Bare Fai East Intrigue Senator Says  wer 7 om   ‘More to Come’ on Senate Probe of Foreign Policies

Nation's Capital Taken by Surprise   Pentagon and Defense Department Refuse to Discuss Situation in Korea

County To Send 13 In Month   Childless Husbands To Get Physicals

Allies Retake A Lost Hill   Communists Don’t Offer Much Fight In Fight For Peak

Allied Troops Repel Attacks   Red Troops Driven From Vital Hills Captured In Sunday Assauli

U. N. Troops Drive Reds Back to Own Lines on Western Front .   RAIN SLOWS FIGHTING   BNORALY WEN WV OO ANSEL LLNS  Communist Gunners Knock Out Five Tanks on East Central Line

Allied Soldiers Recapture Hill Lost To Chinese   Reds Do Not Put Up Much Fight To Keep Peak Taken Tuesday

‘Attacking Gls Recapture Hill   Rain Dampens Savage Fighting: Artillery Softens Up Reds

RECAPTURE HILL FROM CHINA REDS   Allied Troops Plow  Through Mud to Regain One of Three Positions Lost Sunday.

Rain Dampens Savage Fight In West Area   Allies Attack Through Mud In Chasing Enemy From Mountain Side

Allies Recapture Hill Lost Sunday  Attack Through Mud To Shove Reds Back

U.N. Representatives Turn Down Proposal but Said It Might Be Talked Thursday

Allies Retake Hill Lost To Reds   Opposition Light In Battle For High Peaks

UN Troops Regain Hillfop Positions  Rain Puts Damper On Ground Fiahtine

{Red Gunners Pound Tanks. Knock Out 5   Allies Reject New Proposal From Reds For Neutral Sector

Allies Retake Bloody Hill From Reds   Mud Fails To Halt UN Troops In Korea

UN Recaptures Hill From Reds   Both Sides Bitterly .Contest High Ground

Allies Through Mud fo Retake One of Lost Hill   Red Negotiators Still Trying For Truceless Truce.

Allies Retake One of Hills Lost fo Enemy   Attack in Mud Chases Reds Off Hill Position

READY IF REDS RENEW FIGHTING   President Tells Press Conference Forces Will Be Stronger Than Before for Full-Scale Battles.   REDS CHARGE AIR VIOLATIONS BY U. S.   Claim American Planes Fly Over Kaesong Every Day; Enemy Moves Up 10,000 Fresh Troops.

Bombing Of Rashin Gui Railroad Lines   Air Force Reports Suecess af Attack

READY IF REDS RENEW. ~ FIGHTING   President Tells Press Co! ' ference Forces Will _ Stronger Than. Before f Full-Scale Battles.                REDS CHARGE AIR- ae _ VIOLATIONS. BY U. s.   Claim American Planes Fly Over Kaesong Every Day; Enemy, Moves: Up 10,000 Fresh Troops.

BOARD WILL  ELECT   Community Chest Annual Meeting To Be Held January 12

Ridgway Warns Outcome Of Truce Talks Doubtful   Communists Charge That Allied Planes Again Violated Panmunjom Territory New Ctumblina Block To Speedy Agreement

Size of Zone  Agreed Upon   Biggest Hurdle to New Truce Talks Over; Optimism Rises

Zone Issue Cleared For Truce Talks   Two Other Points To be Disputed Before Reopening Cease-Fire Meeting

Peace Talks Hope Grows  In Korea   Allied Compromise Security Zone Plan Accepted By Reds

Allies, Reds End Dispute Over Zones   Clear Biggest Hurdle tc Truce Parleys; Two Points Remain.

Action Paves Way For Early  Talks Renewal U.N. Officials Hopeful That Truce Parley Will Be Resumed

Liaison Officers Agree On Size Of Truce Zone:  Spokesman For UN Is Optimistic

Allies’ Compromise Offer On Size Of Neutral Zones Is Accepted By Communists

Reds Resist Allies On Almos Every Fighting Sector; Ex To Resume Peace Talks Soo

Chink in Gloom Over Peace Talk   Reds Agree to 3-Mile Neutral Zones Around Truce Camps   A MAIN BOTTLENECK  At the Front, Allied Guns Pound Central Area  Position

Allied Officials Remain Cautious Despite Progress   Liaison Officers Agree Upon Size Of Neutral Zones

Agree On Size Of Truce Talk  Neutral Zone   Only Two Points Remain In Dispute To Block Resumption Of Talk: On Korean Settlement

Neutral Zone Size Agreed On for Talks   Two Other Points Still in Dispute Before Truce Talks Can Be Resumed

Reds Agree On Size of Truce Zone   Biggest Block Toward Renewing Talks Settled

REDS ACCEPT SECURITY ZONE COMPROMISE   Agree To Size Of Neutral Zones Around Kaesong unsan

Truce Units In Accord On Neutral Zone   iClear, Biggest Hurdle ; Barring Renewal of Cease-Fire Confabs

Agree On Neutral Zone Size   Biggest Hurdle To Renewal Of Peace Talks Is Overcome Lv Liaison Group’

Liaison Officers Agree On The Size Of Neutral Zone   Biggest Hurdle  To Reopening Truce Talks is Cleared

Big Hurdle Cleared By Liaison Men   Tank-Led Allied Forces Push Near Kumsong Road Hub

Liaison Units OK Neutral Zone Size;  Talks May Resume  feanrdad i i Bs  Agee Bp... FIAT.   Guarded Optimism Felt By UN;  Reds Accept Allied Compromise

Neutral Zones Agreed Upon For Truce Talks  U.N. Infantry Wins Within Two Miles

Way Cleared for Renewal Of Talks after Two-Month  Breakdown of Conference

wo Other Phases Still In Dispute By Officers   Negotiations May Be Back Underway Within Few Days

Clear Biggest Hurdle to New Cease Fire Talks   Agree on Size Of Neutral Zone; Guns Hit Kumsong

Liaison Officers Clear Biggest Hurdle  In Path To Reopening Truce Conference

BIGGEST BARRIER BLOCKING PEACE TALKS IS CLEARED   Reds Agree To Smaller Area; U.N. Optimism Grows Armistice Negotiations Will Reopen Soon.

Armored ‘Task Forces Find Little to Fight   Enemy Surrenders In Record Numbers To Advancing Allies

UN Troops Forge Across 38th in Division Strength   Race Is on to Trap 60,000 Chinese Reds

HOME STRETCH HIT BY HOUSE TAX WRITERS   Wavs and Means Committee to Put Conclusions Into Legislative Form.

PLANS TO NAME NAMES IN RFC BRIBE CHARGI   Tennessee ‘Lawmaker Claim: Officials Took Cash to Make Loans.

BRIBE CHARGE TO BE HURLED AGAINST REC   Congressman Says He Will Name Men Involved In Next Talk.

Sutton Charges Bribery in Deals For RFC Loans   Congressman Says  He Will ‘Name Names’ On Floor to Back  Up His Statement

CHARGES BRIBES INFLUENCED RFC IN MAKING LOANS   LAWMAKER SUTTON DECLARES HE WILL “NAME SOME NAMES”

Names to Be Called In Bribery Charges Involving the RFC  Representative Soavs   Representative Says Officials Have Accepted Money for OKing Loans

Sutton to Name Names to Support Bribery Charges  States REC Official: Have Taken Money, Granted Loans

Sutton Says He Will Reveal Names To Back Up Charges Of RFC Bribery

Bribes Involved In Making of RFC Loans, Is Charge  Congressman Promises e-em De

Sutton to ‘Name Some Names’ in RFC BribeCharge   Representative Says Thousands Accepted By Agency's Officials

Charges Bribery In RFC Loans   Senators Promises To ‘Name Some Names’

Sutton Promises To “Name Names”  ' Reihe Charges Hurled   Bribe Charges Hurled At REC Officials in  Defense of Lustron

Fulbright Denies Claims Sutton Warns He'll! Revesa!  Names in RFC Bribe Story

REPORT DEFIANCE SrrRranc IN CHINA   Mystery Sniper Shoois at Boys

New Crisis Threatens Truce Talks   Charge of Neutral Zone Violation By UN: Is Made-By . Chinese Deleantion

SAY PARTISANS SEEK 10 HALT NEGOTIATIONS   Both Sides Blamed In Incident In Korea   Red Patrol Is Ambushed Inside Neutral Zone; Leader Is Killed

New Crisis Threatens CeaseFire Talks By Subcommittee   No Statement Of Progress Made By Subcommittee

Reds in Charge That UN Patrols in Neutral Zone   Subcommittee Makes No Progress in Truce Zone Talks

Fear-Partisans = May Wreck Truce  Talks In-Kaesong  Reds Blame Allies For Death Of Red ~ In Neutral Sector

Ambush Of Patrol  Brings Accusations   Chinese Patrol Ambushed In Neutral Zone; Top Communist Delegate Seeks Explanation

Negotiators Set To Talk Tuesday   Nam Il Assails UN in Message To Adm. Joy

Red Soldier Slain Near Kaesong; New Crisis Facing UN Negotiators

Reds Claim Chinese Leader Killed In Neutral Zone   Roth Favor Compromise

New Problems Hamper Effort Provide Peace   UN Says Partisan Forces Are Making Efforts to Wreck Armistice Attempt

Forces Iry To Wreck Negotiations   Subcommittees Hold Brief Meet; Efforts to Stop War Threatened

Crisis Could Halt Efforts To End War   Subcommittee Meets for Only 70 Minutes, No  Progress Report

No Report of Pr ogress From  Sens Talks   General Headquarter Says “Partisans on Both Sides” Trying To Ruin Negotiations

Informal Commiffee in. Short Session   U.S. Says Partisan Forces May Attemp! To Wreck Parley

New Crisis Threatens Peace Talks   Allies Charged With Violating Neutrality

Red Patrol  Attacked In Neutral Zone   U.N. Thinks Partisan Forces Try To Snag Armistice Meetings

Partisan Gangs Trying to Wreck Talks, Is Belief   Ambush Inside Neutral Zone Brings Mutual Recriminations

New Crisis May Block Truce Talks   Reds Protest Ambush Of Chinese Unit; U.N. Blames ‘Partisans’

Charge That Red Patrol Was Ambushed Inside the Neutral Zone Denied by Headquarters

Neutral Zone Ambush Laid  To Partisans   Chinese Attacked: U.N. Sees Effort To Wreck Truce

New Crisis is Threatened in  Truce Talks   No Progress is Evident From the Secret Sessions

UN FORCES ARE CREDITED WITH RED AMBUSH   Tokyo Officials See Efforts: To End Peace Talks

New Crisis” Threatens. Cease- Fire is. Sub- Committees Meet Briefly

Partisan Forces Trying To Wreck  Truce Negotiations   Communists Charge Red Patrol Ambushed Inside Five-Mile Kaesonq Neutral Zone Sunday

Subcommittees on Korean Truce Meet Briefly as New Crisis  Threatens Peace Negotiations Chinese Soldier Killed, Second Hurt Inside Neutral Zone

Delegates In Brief Parley As New Crisis Threatens Move To Halt Korean War

New Crisis Threatens Truce Talks   Chinese Patrol Is Ambushed Inside The Neutral Zone

Chinese Soldier Killed In Neutrality Zone; Reds Stage Propaganda Funeral

Reds Charge UN Ambush  Near Kaesong   Allies Blame Partisans “Of Either Side” For Clash

Buffer Zone Group Meets Briefly; Red Unit Ambushed   Ridgway Says Partisans May Be to Blame

REDS CHARGE AMBUSH BY U.N. FORCES   Subcommittee Meets for  _ Only 70 Minutes Today After Attack on Reds i in Neutral Zone.   CHINESE KILLED, ANOTHER INJURED   Allies Say Partisans of Either Side Might Have Caused Incident to Wreck Peace Talks.

Reds Charge Neutrality Breach— A New Crisis Threatens Korean Truce Conference

Discussions Continue On  Buffer Zone   Partisan Forces ‘Of Either Side’ Blamed For Attack

Short Meet Is Held By  Negotiators   Both Sides Show Some Willingness To Compromise On Buffer Zone

Crisis Threatens To Break Down Cease-Fire Talks   Allied Forces Accused Of Ambushing Red Patrol In Neutral Zone; Subcommittee Continues Talks

Enemy Charges UN Violates Truce Area   New Crisis Appears In Cease-Fire Negotiations

AMBUSH OF REDS TERMED WORK OF PARTISAN GROUP   CHARGE DELIBERATE EFFORT TO WRECK KOREA PEACE TALKS

Shooting Seer as Sabotage by Partisans   Nam I! Demands _U. IN, Explain Raid in Neutral Territory

—KORE A— New Crisis Threatens  Truce Talks  Allies Accused Of Ambushing Patrol

U.N. Sees An Effort To Wreck Armistice Talks   Short Peace Talk Held By Group With No Progress Seen

Blame Partisans for Ambush Raid   Subcommittee Meets for 70 Minutes, Plan Tuesday Parley

New Crisis Threatening  Truce Talks   Reds Charge Ambush Of Patrol Within Zone of Neutrality

Reds Claim U.N: Forces Violated Neutral Zone   Brief Session Of Subcommittee Today Leads To No Progress; Red Newsmen Charece Other Violations.

Reports of Clash In Kaesong Area Hinder Truce Talks   Subcommittees Negotiating Buffer Zone Dispute Meet for Only 70 Minutes .

Truce Threatened By Another Crisis   Red Patrol Claims Ambush By UN Inside Neutral Zone

Partisans Disrupting Neutrality   Report No Progress From Meeting Today,

New Crisis in Efforts to Stop War Threatens  _ Partisan Forces of  Elisha. Cdn Biuey?

Partisans — Disrupting Neutrality  Report No Progress   Report No Progress From Meeting Today Schedule Another .

Subcommittee in Short Meeting on Buffer Zone Issue; Red Patrol Ambush Threatens Talks.   NO REPORT OF PROGRESS FROM TALKS

Partisans Blamed In Kaesong Attack  One Red Chinese Killed in Ambush

Armistice }- “10 Continue As Reds t.atge UN Forces Killed Chinese Patrol Leader

CRISIS CLOUDS TRUCE TALKS   Ambush Of Red Patrol In Neutral Zone Stirs New Flare-Up

Enemy Patrol Inside Neutral Zone Ambushed   Partisan Forces Of Either Side May Be Trying To Wreck Negotiations

Reds Charge U.N. Ambush Kills Soldier   Talks Still Deadlocked But Will Meet Again; ROK Troops Rout Foe

4, More Poles Reach Sweden  In Old Plane   Three Men And Woman Ask Asylum As Political Refugees

Senate Bill Levies Curb  On Controls  House Plans To Pas.  eet gv.   House Plans To Pas: Only Stop-Gap Law Before Deadline

PRICE, WAGE RENT. CURBS EXTENDED   Rollbacks Are Given Death Blow By New Measure  UPPER HOUSE   Finally Votes At 3 A. M.; Easier Auto Credit Terms Provided

Curbs Severe on Rollbacks   House Gets Measure; May be Shunted Aside

Extend Price Controls, But Curb Rollback:   Senate Approval to 8-month Plan After Marathon: Yote 7!-10

New Controls Bill Voted by Senate   Provisions of Hotiy-Contested Measure May Rufe Our Further Roliback of Prices

Senate Extends Controls Eight Months, Slashing New Rollbacks In Prices

Senate OKs Weakened Curbs Bill   Rollback Ban Included in Leaislation

Rollbacks Doomed By New Bill   Senate Now Expectec To Follow House in Supporting Extension

Senate Okays Extension of Controls Bill   Measure to Ban Any Extensive Price Rollbacks

Senate Approves Rent Hike, Bans Beef Rollbacks  Will Be Forced to j Rass, However, Short Extension of Curbs,

Measure fo Extend Price, Wage And Rent Controls Eight Months Is Passed by Senate  House Prefers to Act First On Stop-Gap Legislation

Senate Passes Measure iFor Extending Controls   Bill Would Curb Drastically Possibly Ban Any New Price Rollbacks: Roll Call Vote

Bill to Extend Price, Wage and Rent Controls Eight Months Passes Senate

—é& MONTHS —  Rollbacks Could Be Banned   SESSION LASTS FOR 16 HOURS

Senate Rebuffs President On Controls Bill   Cuts Powers Of Executive; House Talks Extender

Senate Bans Rolibacks On  Beef Prices   Kent Increases To Be Permitted Under New Control Bill

Control Law in Danger   senate Must Accept  House-Approved Bill By Midnight Saturday To Keep Curbs Alive

Senate-Knifed Controls Bill Goes To House   “Take Action to Keep Mutilated Measure From Legally Expiring

Senate Passes Bill fo Extend Price Controls   Would Curb or Maybe Ban New Rollbacks

» Senate Votes Its Own Control Bill ‘An Night Session  “Manes le Likely   ‘House Is Likely To Shave It And Extend Old Statute

Senate Votes 71-10 For Bill To Control Prices Eight Months   Would Raise Rents, Halt Rollbacks;  Defeat In House Is Foreseen

Senate Passes Price Controls In Long Session  House Extends Presen  Law 31 Days Pending Whee nn Decttied Bil

Senate Okay: Price Curbs   Eight-Month, Extension May Ban New Rollbacks

SEE EXTENSION OF CONTROLS   Solons See No Chance For New Bill Passed in The Senate.

Weary Senate Passes Bill To Curb Rollbacks  Cantrale Woaorn’t Mee

Senate Votes to Extend Price Curbs For 8 Months at All-Night Session

Senate Votes 8-Month Extension of Controls”  ee   But Bill. Passed Early Today Woulo Drastically Curb New Rollbacks.

JC HALT ‘Appi cs Control Extension Bill Curbs Rollbacks  —Bars Fixing Price Ceilings This Month

Senate OKs Extension Of Control Law   But New Price Rollbacks Would Be Curbed Drastically

Bill To Extend Controls Passed By Weary Senate  House Gets Measure Which Falle Far Short   House Gets Measure Which Falls Far Short  Of Truman's Requests

Rollbacks Curb Or Ban Included In Measure   Action By House Awaited; Extension ls Anticipated

Senate Passes Restricted Bill For Controls   Measure Falls Short Of One Asked By Truman

Bill Extending Controls Passed Today By Senate   Measure Adds Eight Months To Life Of Curbs But Puts Ban Or Check On New Price Rollbacks; House To Act Next.

—CONTROLS-— Extension Approved By. Senate  Puts Curb On New Rollbacks

Ban Ro'lback Of Prices During Month of July    House Considers an Emergency Measure on Prices, Rent Controls.

House Approves 31-Day Extender  For Control Law  Bans Rollbacks In July; Senate Retains Limits

Senate OK’s Extension Ot Price Control Bill: Rollbacks Are Curbed

Curbs Rollbacks; House Works on Bill to Keep Present Law 31 Days—  Senate Passes Measure Extending Economic Controls for Eight Mont

Rent Increases Also Permitted In Extension Act   But Measure Has Little Chance of Passing House

CONTROLS BILL BANS ROLLBACK ON BEEF PRICE   Measure Passed by Senate After AllNight Session Permits Rent Increases.

Control Bilt Clears Upper House Hurdle   Measure Is Far Cry From What Truman Insisted Nation Needs for Crisis

Bill to Extend Controls Gets Senate Approval   Bill Sent to House Would Curb Rollbacks

House Passes Controls Bill   fa Emergency Extension to End of July, Banning Price Rollbacks During Manth

Senate Passes Control Bill   But The House Disagrees Widely Over The Measure

Quarreling Senate Approves Bill On Rent Increase:  May Permit Other   May Permit Other Rollbacks Except Those on Beef

SENATE TO OK NOUot PAOaED CTOPGAP LAM   Bans Price Rollbacks During July and Prohibits New Ceilinne.

Senate Passes Bill to Extend Price Controls   Measure Is Short Of Kind Truman Says Necessary

Emergency Control Bill Is Passed   House Extends the Measure for Control} Of Rent and Prices” Until End:-of July:

Fate of Controls Hinges On Vote In House Today  8 Months’ Extension Approved by Senate Rat BDeallboebe Bmeenll

] ixtend Controls But Rollbacks Price Curbed   Bilt Is Approved By Senate At Fag End Of Session; 71 To 10 Vote Recorded

House Votes Ban On July Price Rolibacks   Temporary Measure to Extend Controls Heads for Final Vote With Restriction Added Against Rollbacks of Any Kind

Senate Votes Rather Weak Control Bill   Measure Will Permit Rent Increase and Places Ban on Beef Price Rollbacks.

Italians Come Up With Clues  tow Cat. Ates   Missing Scientist May Hove Been Jailed By Russions

Rome Papers Hint At Soviet’ Action   Claim Is Bruno Pontecorvo Jailed Because Reds Feared Spying

Mass of Russian People Believes That U. S. Planning to Attack Soviet Union

TV Stations Get More Powe  Freeze May Be Ended About Jan 1. 1952

Senate Passes Aid Bull   Much-Battered Foreign Aid Bill Slashed Last Night; Faces More Cuts

Senate Passes Measure by 61 to 5 Vote   Whittles Another $259,500,000 From Total. Outlay

FOREVGN AD BILL EONGRESS HURDLE                  Senate Approves Measure By 61-5 Vote After  lang Session

House Leader Says He Will Press For Early Passage. of Disputed Loyalty Bill

House Republican Leader To Press For Passage of Lovalty Oath Bill

Every Effort Will be Made For Approval   Long-Disputed Bill For Public Employes To be Submitted  To House Members

Americans Gain Almost Two Miles   Eighth Army Open: Sudden Offensive Below Kumsong

Ike's Silence Gives Backers Renewed Hope:   He Won't Say Yes or No as He Departs for SHAPE Headauarters

Eisenhower Leaves Self Prominently In Picture   Does Not Declare His Candidacy; NorDoesHeCount Himself Out

General Off For Europe After Talks   President Says Parleys Concerned Europe's Economic Woes 4

ike Continues In Political Pictures: He's Not Saying No   Unlike Four Years Ago, He Deesn't Say He Won't Run

Backers Glean Hope He'll Run  From Remarks   Not Connting Himself Ont, Is View Newsmen Have  Of General’s Plans

General Denies Discussing Politics, But Hints It May Come Up Later

Chamber Holds  Annual Dinner  This Thursday To Make Awaqds,  Elect Directors At Annual Meatina

Chamber Holds Annual Dinner This Thursday  TT. Waabka EBeracdta   To Make Awaxds, Elect Directors At Annual Meeting

BAND CONCERT WEDNESDAY NOW   Wednesday Evening Band Con certs Resume Again This Week.

BAND CONCERTS ON WEDNESDAYS   Wednesday Evening Band Con certs Resumed Again This Week.

BAND CONCERTS SATURDAY NIGHTS   ‘Wednesday Evening Band Con certs for This Week Changed to Saturday.

lran Embassy Mourns Plane Crash Dead   Point Four Chief, Staff Members Among Victims

Will Televise Teen-Age Dope Victim Stories  Crime Committee   Crime Committee In Washington To Call On Addicts

Dope Addicts To Tell Story On TV Today   Will Testify as Crime Hearings Resume in Capitol

Fair Weather Ends Hoosier Flood. Threat   No. Rain “Is Expected Until Sunday Night; All Rivers Avpraaching Crest

State Basks In Sunshine   Forecaster Says No Rain Expected Until Sunday Night

Honolulu Cheers Homeward-Bound MacArthur Party   MPs Rough Photographers As Welcoming Enthusiasm Upsets Official Ceremony

Twenty Kids Still in Running for Big Award in National Spell Bee

State Will Press Charge in Robber  Bank Holdup Gang Faces Stiff Term

Prison Terms Await Quartet   Each May Get Up to 65 Years for Holdup

Fire Takes Many As They Lie in Bet In Frame Building   Furnace Explosion Blamed; Blaze Quickly Engulfs House

Blaze Traps Many InBed Nine Saved   Feeble Patients Unable To Escape Raging Holocaust

15 Elderly Persons Die As Fire Sweeps Through Pacific Coast Rest Home

20 Old P eople Killed in Fire   Firemen Rescuc 9 Others: Wenet Attack Kills One

Firemen Save 14 Others But One Dies Of Heart Attack Later: Most Were Past 65

20 Aged Die in Flaming  Frame Home   “Flash Blaze Traps Many in Bed;  Firemen Rescue 9

Midday Flash Fire Fatal to 20 Elderly  Patients j in Home   Blaze Hit With Sickenins Speed To Persons Too Ill Or Feeble To Escape

Racing Flames Spread With Sickening Speed Through Frame Building   Thick Smoke Hampers Firemen In Attempts At Rescue; Roaring Blaze Traps Elderly Inmates Abed

20 Aged Lose Lives in Rest Home Blaze   Many Perish in Beds When Drying Room Stove Fires Building At Hoquiam, Wash.

HAE SWEEPS REST HOME, 20 PERISH   MANY OF VICTIMS TRAPPED IN BEDS — FIREMEN SAVE 9 OTHERS.

20 People Die In Home Fire   Elderly Inmates Perish [1 Blaze; Nine Others Rescued

10 Aged Persons Die In Flames   Flash Fire Sweeps Through Rest Home

Airline Given One Month to End Operations   Amos Heacock to Fight Civil Air Board’s Actions

Allies Block Three Main Escape Road:   Tank Columns Hope To Trap 60,000 Fleeing Chinese

Begin Splitting Up Retreating Remnants of Chinese Forces   UN Tank Columns Race Northward to Catch 60,000 Enemy Troops

Cook Is Due Back in State On Tomorrow   Desperado Offers No Resistance to Return To Oklahoma to Face Trial in U. S. Courts

At Least 16 Die as Fishing Boat Capsize:   21 Still Listed Missing; Rescue Craft Save 18 From Rough Seas

21 Missing, 18 Reseued In Tragedy   Holiday Fishermen Dumped Into Water During Rainstorm

Hone  Edition mrRirPre Reser Mea Te      Judge Is tasy On Man Who Told About: A-Thefts:

U. S. READY. WIT SECRET WEAPONS      All Could Be Used in Event of Sudden War

New Weapons More Fearsome Than A-Bombs   Secret Death Inventions Beyond Imagination, Says GOP Senator

Secret Weapons  Prompt Boost In Air Funds   Senator Calls New U. S. Arms Beyond Imaaination

U. S. Has Devastating Secret Weapons To Stagger Imagination, Solon Says

Young Hints Of New U.S. Super Arms   Senator Reports — ‘Devastating And Powerful’ Weapons

BARE SECRET U. §. WEAPONS   Air Force Gets 5 Billion More To Carry New Destruction

NEW SECRET WEAPONS; OK $5 BILLION   U. S. Has More Than One Secret Weapon Powerful “Beyond Imagination,” Senators Told.   e IN HIGH STATE OF DEVELOPMENT   Won't Be Used in Korea to Guard Secrecy; Air Force Lifted to 95-Wings.

‘Powerful Beyond Imagination’—  More Than One Secret Weapon Ready for Use

Powerful ‘Beyond Imagination’ U.S. Has More Than One New Devastating Weapon

Talk Spreads Of Fantastic New Weapons  Senate Group 0.K.   Senate Group O.K. Due On Five Billion More For Air Power

Reveals U.S. Has Devastating New  Secret Weapons   - Dakota Senator Says ‘They Will Not Be ~ Unveiled in Korea

‘Devastating’ New Weapons Ready, Is Claim   Sen. Young Discloses Se cret Armament Is No Atomie

Young Says U.S. Has Weapons for Sudden War Use   One, He Declares, Beyond Imagination; Are in High State of Making

Super-Weapon Talk Spurs  Arms Boost   ‘More Than One’ Non-Atomic Device Said Developed

U.S. Readies Secret Death War Weapons   Civilization: Might Be Destroyed When New War Develops

More Than One Mighty New Weapon   “Powerful Beyond Imagination" Says North Dokata fencéa:

TRUMAN NOT EXAGGERATING — Senator Young Says U.S. Has Many Devastating New Secret Weapons

New, Terrible Weapons Ready For Use by U.S.   Existence Disclosed ir Move to Increase Ait Force

U. S. Develops ‘Fantastic New Secret Arms   Ultra-Powerful Beyond Imagination, Senator Young Reveals

‘CITY TAKES STEPS TO AVOID MISHAPS   Commission Calls for Mo torist Crackdown . in  Flooded Area   CHILDREN IN STREE]

CITY TAKES STEPS TO AVOID MISHAPS   Commission Calls for Motorist Crackdown in  Flooded Area

‘Tar Heel Killed In Train Wreck   Wreck In France Kills Durham GI

ANOTHER PIECE REPORTEDLY FOUND AEC And FBI Probe Discovery Of Processed Chunk Of Uranium

Boys Find Pure Uranium Block in Daihart FBI Keeps Mum On Discovery Of 33-Pound Cylinder... :

Raps, US, British for ‘Aggression’   War Not Inevitable Says Russian Premier in Policy Statement

Over 1 ,000 See Seniors’ Production Of Dramatic ‘Lady Windemere’s Fan’

‘Western Part of Montana Receives Fall of Snow; Winds Are Whipping Drifts in Kalispell Area   Montana, National Weather

Western Part of Montana Receives Fall of Snow; Winds Are Whipping Drifts in Kalispell Area

Air Action Rages On In Korea   War for Doughfoots Lulls as Truce Talks Begin

More Than 5,000 Suddenly Recover Fron “Sickness” in Philadelphia; Talks in Washington Still Deadlocked.

Wilson Makes Last-Ditch Strike Appeal   Scattered Return To Work Appears As Parleys Fail

Workers Back On Jobs In Sections Of Nation   Wilson Tells Striking Reilroaders Walkout Not Legitimate Means To Better Conditions — Appeals To Their Patriotism “

Makes Appeal To Switchmen  To Go to Work   More Than 5,000 Rail Workers Resume Jobs In Philadelphia: Area

Strikers Told Tieup Threat To U. S. Safety   Union Chief Says Many Back On Job

DEFENSE HEAD ASKS STRIKERS TO GO TO WORK   Some Men Reported To Duty Monday; Erie Line Hit

Wilson Pleads With Strikers   ‘Hurting U.S. More Than Reds.” He Savs

Wilson Asks Strike End Over Radic   immediate Return To Duty Is Urged In Grave Crisis

Mobilization Director Tells Strikers What They Are Doing Can Hurt US More Than  Communists In Korea

Walkout Bites Deeper Into U.S. Economy   Defense Mobilizer   Defense Mobilizer Cites Harm Strike Doing To Defense

White House Appeals to  Switchmen   Rail Strike Holds But 5,000 Men Retiirn in Phila.

Mobilizer Wilson Asks Switchmen to Return at Once   Patriotic Plea Made as Congress Hears Clamor for Fast Crackdown

PHILADELPHIA STRIKE ENDS Rail Walkout Endangers U.S. Safety, Wilson Says

WILSON APPEALS TO RAILROADERS TO QUIT STRIKE   Says Their Acts Greater Menace Than Red  Armed Forces      KENNEDY CONTENDS MEN ARE RETURNING

Don't Lef Nafion Down in Crisis, Switchmen Told   Walkout Worse Blow Than Red Enemy in Korea

Wilson Declares Rail Walkout  Perils Defense  Return to Jobs, Mobilizer Says in Worker Apnneal

Envoys Make No Progres: On Fixing Cease-Fire Line   Allied and Communist Negotiators Meet for Two Hours at Panmunjom—Conference Follows Rejection By U. N. of Enemy's Proposal for Demilitarized Zone Up to 15 Miles South of Present Battle Front.

Britain Sends Out Destroyers   Egyptian Seamen Humbled Union Jack

Weather   Lion’s Tail Is Twisted In Red Sea   Egyptian Corvette Loots Ship Stores, Humbles Crewmen

Britain Sends Destroyers Te Guard Ships   - Action of Egyptian. Vessel Causes Move Into the Red Sea

Allied Artillety, Air Raids Crumple Koreans-At Wonj iu  “But: Another Red Force Threatens “Whole UN Stand.”

Allied Guntire Crumples Red Wonju Atfack   Enemy Flanks U.N. Defense Line In Central Korea   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

PUPILS HUNGRY AND RAGGED IN PRIVATE SCHOOL   Mother’s Surprise Visit Results Arrest of Woman Operator. 4

POLICE RAID PRIVATE SCHOOL NEAR ANTIOCH   FIND 13 PUPILS DRESSED IN RAGGED CLOTHES, HUNGRY

Judge Rules State Case Not Proved   Directed Verdict of Acquittal Granted Pfe Melntire.

GOV. M’MATH PAYS $8,333 IN BACK TAXES   havecutive Settles With Revenue Bureau After Year's Investigation of His Returns.

Kaesong Rule Stickler in Truce P} lans  ‘foeee ewner mache   UN, Communists Trim Differences On Buffer Zones

Tornado Sweeps Nebraska Flattening Buildings and Frightening Holiday Goers

 Robot Controls Will Be Essential  Planes Verging on Speeds (Too Fast For Human Eve

BOF  Tea   Their “Adoption” by More Fortunate Would Insure Real Christmas   KETTLE TAKE IS SLOW

130 FAMILIES MAY LACK YULE CHEER   Their “Adoption” by More Fortunate Would Insure Real Christmas   KETTLE TAKE IS SLOW

AVERAGE RUSSIAN HEARS, READS: WHAT GOVERNMENT SAYS Is GOOD FOR HIM

An Electric Power  Failure in KCK   Kansas City, Kas., Without Electricity for Over An Hour This Morning

BLACKOUT AT K. C.   Ice on River Clogged Water Intakes at City tient Plant

 Like Ants on a Watch Spring’ FERRIS WHEEL PASSENGERS RESCUED   Passengers Safe As Plane Crashes

‘LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT’  Sergeant, English Girl Cut Texas Red Tape, Wed

UN Spokesman Predicts  Armistice Negotiations  Will Soon Be Resumed

Reds Accept — Compromise  In Truce Talk:   ‘Early Resumption .. Of Armistice . Conference Predicted

Red Demand On Site Size Is Withdrawn   Agreement Removes Biggest Obstacle To Resuming Truce Parley

Reds Accept Compromise Proposal   Early Resumption of Armistice Talks Predicted

Reds to Accept UN Proposal   UN Spokesman Predicts Early Resumption of Armistice Talks

Small Security  Lones Approved  For Truce Area   Hope For Armistice Being Revived Again

Enemy Leaders Accept Allied Compromise Plan  Spokesman Cautiously Predicts an Early Gn cisnimbinw at Tale

Reds Accept Allied Neutral Zone Plan   UN Spokesman Predicts Edirly Resumption a Poles Bist Obstacle Remaced

Reds Accept UN Compromise on Neutral Zones  Agreement Removes - Biggest Obstacle in Reopening Talks -

Scheduled Visit To Marysville   Will Be At Courthouse Saturday With ‘Treats’ For Children;  Headquarters To Be Indoors

VGEIEG YVIGUo Ei Scheduled Visit To Marysville   Will Be At Courthouse Saturday With ‘Treats’ For Children; © Headquarters To Be Indoors

Orders Sent  Registrants  eee e ees  : <j RAR... 6 «6FCK.. CU   ‘26 Men In County To Take Physicals

SUPPLY ROUTE CUT BY REDS. NEAR PARALLEL   Ridgeway Declares Current Battle May Be Decisive

Ridgway Thinks Present Battle To Be Decisive   “War Is In Competent Hands,” UN Military Leaders Say; Enemy Losses Heavy As Allies Fall Back On Entire Front; Planes Absent

Red Hordes Cut Road 12 Miles Below Parallel   Lt. Gen. Ridgway Says Battle In Progress May Prove Decisive

Ridgway Flies To Korea, Says He's Confident   Commander Asserts Battle ‘May Well Prove Decisive’

Reds Dig In To Slow Down Allied Drive   Resistance Of Enemy Troops Fanatteal; Armar Pierecs Line

UN Offensive Halted Along Central Front   Reds Dug in on Hillside Fighting Fanatically; Op.  position Spotty on Other Sectors. __ By EARNEST HOBERECHT

Commies Halt United Nations Push Northward   Red Mortar, Rifle Fire Repel Repeated American Attacks

Fight to Death in Foxholes As UN Forces Attempt to Throw Them Off Balance For Offensive, Air Force Rips Supply Columns

Chinese Holdine Ridgeline Along Central Front   Further Evidences Of Build-up Seen

Stave Off Repeated American Attacks From Eight Huge Bunkers   Eight UN Nations Hammering Steadily Forward On Other Sections Of 35-Mile Front.

Enemy Halts UN Advance On The West   Reds In Bi Bunkers Ward Off Attacks   Eight Divisions Advancing North Along 35-40. Mile Front

Entrenched  Troops Beat Off Attack   Eight UN Divisions Halted By Fierce Chinese Resistance

Communists Holed Up In Eight  ' Huge Bunkers On Crest Of Hill Beat Off Attacks With Mortar, Machine Gun, Rifle Fire   RESISTANCE SPOTTY IN OTHER SECTORS

Chinese Reds in Hills Halt U.N. North Advance  Attacking Doughboys Re ‘pulse ~d Ry H: ake Gre ilies Krom Above

Atlantic Man Reported to Have *“*Inside Track’ Falta en ld hab nd nt vant ent atte do  _Jeck Likely Choice  For lowa Tax Post

Jeck Said To Beln Line For Collector's Job   Atlantic Man National Committeeman; Demos Avoid Fight

Base Bombing Approval Seen   U.N. Action Expected If Red Planes Attack

NEW MEAT PRICE CONTROL ORDERS MAY BE ISSUED   Spokesman Says Autos May Be Priced Too High

Allies Stopped In Attempt To Regain Hill   Warplanes, Artillery Pound Fiercely At Red-Held Ground

3 ALLIED ATTEMPTS TO TAKE HILL FAIL   Kieds Hold Ground on Western front Won Priday, Hurling Back U. N. Attacks.

Home s Manager ls Spirited Away   Believe Stevens Point Man, Soule, Kidnaped

Morse Praises Truman Stand On Workers   President Orders Study To See If Security Plan Tramples Rights

: ®  Little Hope Held For 50 In DCO Crash   Airliner Smashes Colorado Mountain No Survivors Seen

a WT esU  50 Kilied as Plane Hits  e Mountain Missing Airliner Is Found Wrecked   Missing Airliner Is Found Wrecked  In Colorado Rockies

No Signs of Life Are Seen In Wreckage of Plane Carrying 50 in Colorado

50 Killed When: Airliner  Smashes Into Mountain   “United Airlines DG Hi s Ridge Of So

Search Party Reports 50 Dead on Wrecked Airliner   Plane Hit Mountain in Colorado; Was On Firct Fliaht After Plat Strike

UAL Ship Slams Into Mountain   Wreckage Is Found High In Rockies After 11-Hour Hunt

50 Aboard Plane Are  Found Dead   Wreck Litters Mountain Ridge Tragedy Scene

Happened So kast No One Suffered,  Observer Believes   Rescue Parties On Way To Scene In Mountains: List Raised From 49 To 50 With Discovery That 11-Month-Old Girl With Mother

Debris Spotted  On Mountainside In North Colorado   Seven Children Among Passengers; See No Siren Of Life

DC-6 Smashes Into Mountain At Fort Collins   No Clue To Cause For Wreck; 24 Minutes Out Of Denver When It Was Last Heard

DC6 Wreckage Scattered Over Mountain Ridge   2, hath drs ras of Gaited

‘STREWN LIKE PEANUTS’  Fifty Killed as Airliner  Rams Colorado Peak

GIANT PLANE STRIKES PEAK; AO ARE KILLED   Airliner Crashes in Colorado While on Flight From San Francisco to  Chicago.   WRECKAGE FOUND 11 HOURS LATER   Craft Breaks Up After Scorching Huge Patch in Pines — Seven Chil. dren Among Dead.

An Airliner Crashes—  50 Are Dead   Ft. Collins, Colo., Wreck Kills All Aboard— ‘No Sign of Life’

50 Lose Lives When Airliner  Hits Mountain Colorado Party  Finds Wreckage ' Over Wide Arec

“Airliner Strikes Mountain All 50 On Board Are Killed   Search Party Reaches Scene in Colorado; Plane Was on First Trin After Pilot Strike

Game and Fish Commission Reminds Texans of Extra State Law License Provisions

Mediation Service Enters Steel Talks   Two U. S, Figures Told to Confer With Union Men

Federal Mediators Move Into Steel . Talks As Murray Calls Monday Meet

Industry Buzzing Over ClO Meeting   Murray's Sudden Action For Union Sessions Add:  Speculation to Demands

U. §. Mediators Move Into Stee! Wage Negotiations   Murray to Meet With Top Union Policy Makers

U-'S. STEPS IN ON WAGE TALKS   Federal Mediation Moves Into Steel Wage Neaotiations

Mediators Enter Steel Pay Talks As Snag Hinted   Murray Summons Union Policy Maker Conference

U. S. Mediatior Agency Enters Steel Pay Talk  rT. Maat Wish Flat.) CC;

Steel Mediation Action Started      Federal Government Plans Conferences With Principals

Govt.. Enters Steel Wage  Negotiations   Mediation Service _ _ Chief Assigns 2 Men To Pittsburgh Talks

U.S. Infervenes In Steel Talks In Pittsburgh   Demands of Union Remain Unchanged

Aim To Tighten Enforcement Of Liquor Laws   Johnson Introduces Five Bills Proposed By Special Committee

Peter Edson Reports:  Australian Delegate Has Vital Role In Jap Treaty Conference

S. Riddle, 89, Turfman, Dies   Death Takes Owner Ot Famed Man O° War

Ouachita County Clubs Raided By State Police, Camden Police Chief Protests

Rassia Sets Off Atomic Blast To Add Force Te World Bargaining Power

UN Sees Bomb As New Whip   Diplomats Believe Latest Explosion To Be Used For Russian Bargaining

Russia May Have Set Off New A-Bomb for Bargaining Effect   Report Throws Atomic Problem Back into High Place or Calendar of U. N. General Assembly That Meets Soon

Russian Explosion Puts Atomic Question High On U.N. Calendar   General Assembly Will Open In Paris For Its Sixth Session On November 6

John R. Leavell Is Chairman Of Drive For Funds To Serve Eight Agencies Operating In Community

U.S. A-Bomb Can Reach Anywhere Asserts Twining   - Defense Difficult, Due to Speed and Altitude _of Modern Planes

Air Defense OfU.S. Called “Insoluble”  Long Range Plane Only. Defense

BASEMENTS GIVE SHELTER AGAINST BLAST AND HEAT. AND RADIOACTIVITY

BASEMENTS GIVE SHELTER AGAINST: alasT BNA MEAT..AND BABDIOACTIVITY

Natural Gas Limit Ordered For 15 States   Wisconsin Is Included In Defense Agency's Orders Slowing Down Service Extension

“HOUSE BACKERS OF BILL /QN MARGINAL LANDS NOW AWAITING SENATE MOVE

Badman Bill Cook Learns Fate Today   Judge to Fix Degree Of Guilt in Killing  Of Seattle Salesman Near California City

KOREAN PEACE FRONT IS QUIET: NO ANGYY NOTES   RUMORS PERSIST OF SUGGESTED CHANGE IN CONFERENCE SITE

No Exchange Peace! Notes   Both Red and U.N. Ne voliators Silent First : Time in Days

UN, Communists Maintain Silence  No Notes Exchanged On Cease-Fire Talks; New Site Considered

Ridgway May Propose New Site For Talks   No Notes Exchanged Today Between Reds and U. N.; Ridgway Readies New Message.

Believe Ridgway Preparing Note ToRed Command   No Messages Are Exchanged Between Commands For First Time in Several — Days; No Hint Given as to New Reply

Ridgway Has Message Set   Red Radios Also Quiet; No Hint on U.N. Note

No Exchange of Notes on Truce   a gg   Even Commies Comparatively Quiet

May Propose New Site For Peace Talks   Ridgway Likely Te Make Proposal Te Reds In Message Just Completed

Reds And Allies Silent On Truce Issues In Korea   Ridgway Believed Completing Reply To Enemy Charge

Ridgway Note Now Awaited In Truce Lull  Reports Say General Will Propose New Incident-Proof Site

Hint Ridgway Tc Propose New Site for Talks   Threat of Red Offensive Hangs Over War Front

Cease Fire Talks _ Come to Standstill  No Notes Exchanged as Negotiators   No Notes Exchanged as Negotiators Eve Jap Peace Conference in S. F.

Kaesong Talks Still Suspended  ' Conference Awaits Bidawae’c NWawvét AAnvo

Ridgway Message to Reds Due  stteamoee an hla   Rumors on New Site for Peace Parley Persist

Day Passes An Korea Without Note Exchange   First Day Since Suspen sion Of Talks Nothing Cnt

UN, Reds Exchange No New Notes  Ridgway Completes Message of Reply To Latest Charges

Believe Ridgway Preparing New  Note To Reds   i Rumors Say UN Command; ex Toa Propose Resuming   Lalks In New Location; i Fear Spread Of War

ALL QUIET ON KOREAN FRONT   Both Sides Eye ‘Frisco Conference For Cue To Action

Another Success Scored By Fair ©   Final Event Friday Assures Financial  Stability of Show. ‘weA Fine Calf Cale

Another Success Scored By Fair   Final Event Friday Assures Financial Stability of Show, A Bt mg ee

FORMER FIRST LADY UNBELIEVER? Eleanor Roosevelt’s Views  On Religion Are Challenged

REDS ARE SILENT ON TRUCE TALKS   ENEMY SUSPECTED OF TRY ING TO GOAD U.N. INTO ENDING PARLEY,

Bradley Flies To Tokyo; May Brief Ridaway   Allies Suspect Reds Of Goading UN Break

Reds Silent On Truce Talks  Gen. Bradley Flying For Tokyo Conference

Red Leaders Keep Silent On UN Offer   Tokyo Speculates That Gen. Bradley May Be Bringing Instructions

Reds Silent On Latest Allied Note   Enemy Attacks On 50-Mile Front But No Gains Reported

Fifty Persons Fall To Deaths In California   Plane Carrying Men, Women And Children Shatter: ed Into Fragments Near Oakland Airport— FBI Staree Invectiantinn

Bla AIRLINER DISINTEGRATES IN FIRE FLASH   Ship Near Field When It Fails To Clear  Mountain Crest

50 Meet Death AS Airliner Piles Into Mountain Too   Crash And Following Explosions Tear Ship,  Bodies, Apart

Not One Aboard Survives Mishap; FBI Is Checking Possible Sahatao-

“FBI. Investigating Cali‘fornia Accident On Possibility Of Sabotage

0 KILLED AS BiG PLANE HITS HILL SHROUDED BY FOC   Airliner Smashed Into Frag: ments as Jt Plunges While Approaching Airport at  7% Oakland, Caif.   ‘NONE ABOARD SURVIVE; FBI BEGINS INQUIRY   Investigation Launched to Determine, If Possible, Whether Sabotage  Was Committed.

50 Die As Plane Explodes Into Flame; FBI Studies Possibility Of Sabotage

Seek Modified Rollback Plan   Committee Decision Is Sought Today

ROLLBACK BAN CHANGE SEEN IN THE HOUSE   Reconsider Action . On Prohibiting Non-Food Price Cuts

Wet-Dry Issue Up In Otto Tow nship   Voters Will Decide at Election July 24

Henrietta Community Project Fund For Fire Victims Now Over $2000

CITY COUNCIL REORGANIZED   Thomas Cahill Named For Vacancy—Frank Doyle Honored.

F. J. Doyle Elected  Council President  T. F. Cahill Elected-to Second District Post

BEEF CEILING PLAN HITS CATTLE SALES   Lag in Shipments Marks Start of Rollback Program

Beet Rollbacks Go Into Effect   Market Receipts Of Cattle Lagging   PRICES YRCLTINE

Price Rollback On Beef Goes Into Effect  Fawar Animale Daanch   Fewer Animals Reach Market as Some Cuts Made by Wholesalers

Beef Price Cuts  Placed In Effect   New Order Reduces Trade At Big Stockyards

lye . noe ‘Fewer Auioals Shipped  Beef Ceiling Price Goes In Effect: Drops Due Later

BERRIEN SP’GS BOY AND NILES YOUTH VICTIMS   Increases Season’s Water Toll In This Area  To Twelve

HST to Make World Peace Bid In Wednesday Speech   President’s Talk Comes With Opening Of UN Assembly in Paris; to Challenge Reds to Back Peace Talk With Action

Truman To Seek Global Support For Peace Plan  Rrandenct Ulaclea.   Broadcast Wednesday To Offer Formuta for Settling Differences

TRUMAN SEEKS GLOBAL SUPPORT FOR PEACE PLAN   Challenge To Russian Peace Claims Seen In Wednesday’s Speech   DISARMAMENT IS © HEART OF PROGRAM

Truman Seeks Global Support For Peace Plan   President's Formula Will Challenge USSR

» Occasion for Talk Is Opening Phase of UN General Assembly in Paris; Will Counter Red Propaganda.

NEW BID FOR WORLD PEACE   Speech Will Be Given From White House Wednesday

Truman Plans New Formula to End Red Crisis   Anxious for Positive Action by U.N. in Endina Global Conflict

Truman Seeks Wide Support On Disarming   Chalienge To Russian Peace Claims Seen In Speech Wednesday

Cancer Society to Elect Officers   Annual Meeting to be Held at Hospite! Thursday Evening.-

Government Felt Formosa Was Doomed in 1949   Minimize Value of Island To Protect Prestiae of U. S.

Formosa Note To Fool Reds. Acheson Says   Declares Administration Knew Chinese Island Vital to U. S. Policy

Acheson Declares US Felt Formosa Doomed in 1949   Island Is Deemed Of Strategic Importance

Formosa Vital fo U.S., Acheson Tells Committee   But Armed Intervention Only Way to Hold it, He Says; Override 15 to 9

Acheson Says Nothing Could  Save Formosa   Secretary of State Explains “No Special Significance” Double Talk to Senators

Government Felt In 1949 Formosa ‘Was Doomed, Acheson Declares   Generally Agreed That Only Armed Intervention Would Save Island

Formosa Called Vital By Acheson   Admits U. S. Believed In 1949 Isle Would Be Lost To Reds

Acheson Defends Formosa State.nent  By Saying It Didn t Mean What It Said

ONCE - SECRE DOCUMENT: REVEALED   Benefit By Inf Information  STATE DEPARTMENT   Sought In 49 To Minimize Importance Of Island In Case It Fett

‘All Bridges Burned’   U.S. Write-Off of Formosa Was Propaganda   1949 Bulletin Was Aimed at Saving Face, Acheson Revreals—Senators Release It   Released 15 to 9

Secretary of State Acheson Before Senate Probers  Document on Formosa Bared:  In 1949, Importance Doubted

ACHESON RECALLS FORMOSA POLICY   Believed Only Armed Aid ‘Could Save Strengheld

Secretary Backs Stand  On Formosa   State Department Paper Aired Despite Aeheson’s Protests

Senate Approves Property Increase For Pensioners   Senate Trims Federal Payroll 10 Pct., To Save Government $11,000,000 a Year

Closing Hour Plan Debated Milwaukee's Tavern Bill  Backfires, Laid on Table

DOUG AVOIDS - EUROPEISSUE      ‘Politics’ Is Reply In Controversy

Seaway ‘Jam’ Try Is Cited   Mine Union Protest Aimed at Democrats

UMW Man Flays Seaway Backers   Says Truman Forcing St. Lawrence Project

23 Perish As Large Launch  Is Capsized   Man and Woman Rescued By A”  Army Helicopter

We Are Drifting In Korean War, Johnson Charges   Former Secretary of Defense Says Part Of MacArthur Program May Have to Be Adantead: Searac Achacan in Tectimony

U.S. Drifts In KoreaJohnson   Former Secretary’ Says State Dept. Hostile To Chiang

Ex-Aide Backs M’Arthur Plan For Blockade   ‘State Department Critical Of Chiang Regime, Senators Told

Gen. M’Arthur’s Plan Favored By Ex-Official   Witness Says That Hostility Was Shows To Chiang Kai-Shek

Former Defense Secretary Backs Gen. MacArthur   Says While Military Tried to Help Chiang State Department Was “Dragging Its Feet’: Sees Foreign Influence.

Some OF M’Arthur's Polis . cies May Heve To Be: Adepted, He Says.

May Have To Adopt Part of MacArthur  Program To Halt It, Louis Johnson Says

Former Defense Chief Backs Part Of M’Arthur Plan   All-Out Aid Denied Chiana, Probe Told

LAND IN CANADA   Princess Elizabeth and Husband Arrive for Ametri can Visit

Canadians Roar Welcome to Princess, Duke Today in Their First Visit to Continent

Canadians Welcome Princess   British Royalty Land:  - In Montreal Today For 31-Day Tou) Of Canada

Canada Roars Welcome To Royal Pair   Elizabeth, Duke Reach Montreal, Start Long Tour of Continent

Canadians Give Huge Welcome To Royal Couple      Arrive In Montreal For 31-Day Tour Of Canada: To Visit Washington

Ridgway Accepts Principle of Offer   Canadians Roar Welcome to Princess Elizabeth And Duke as Their Plane Sets Down at Montreal

Canada Greets Princess, Duke After Air Trip   Eager Crowd Greets Royal Couple On First Visit To North America

Royal Pair Arrive for Canada Visit  Princess, Duke Given Welcome at Montreal Airport

Princess. Duke Arrive in Canada on 31-Day Tour   Thousands Greet Royal Couple Who Will Visit President Truman Later.

Pair Land In Tour Of North America—  Canadians Welcome Princess, Husband

Elizabeth, Duke Arrive In Canada   Eager Crowd Greets Royal Couple; Trip Includes U.S. Visit

 Washington Visit Planned Canada Hails Royal Couple As Plane Lands at Montreal

C, taRoars Welcome To Roval Couple   100.000 Greet Elizabett and lusband = at Montreal

Canada Greets Brifish Royalty   Princess Elizabeth and Husband Arrive

Greyhound Bus Collides With Truck   Bus Badly Wrecked; Driver Among Dead In Michigan Crash

NINE KILLED IN BUS COLLISION   20 Others Injured When Crowded Bus, Beer Truck Collide In Mich,

Bus Crash Kills Ten, Injures 20   Greyhound Plows Head-On Into A Huge Beer Truck

Collision Blamec On Auto Pulling Out From Curb   Several of Injured Have to be Cut Free With Acetvlene Torct

Bus Crash Fatal To 10  ' 20 Hurt As: Vehicle - ‘Ramec Reer Track

Bus Hits Truck   20 Injured When Bus Filled With Passengers Rams Headon Into Truck

MacArthur for laft, Paper Says  Urges Wisconsin GOF to Get Behind Ohioan

Taft ‘Favored’ By MacArthur  Milwaukee Journal Renorts NYC Visit

Report Mac to Support Taft For President   Milwaukeean Says General Favors a Joint Slate of Delegates

Taft Is Favored By MacArthur, Hoyt Asserts   General Wants Supporters  In Wisconsin To Back Ohio Senator, Report To  Milwaukee Journal

FACTORIES 10 HIKE PRICE OF AUTOS   THEIR 6-TO-3 PCT. RAISE WILL BE TOPPED BY JUMP BY RETAILERS.

Big Three Agrees t Begin Disarmament  Talks With Russia  Reds Expected to

Infant Doing Well After Transfusion   AG! Tens sien  Parents Still Object to  Medical Attention, Court Biedared Tennafuciann

ALERT oIGNAL SEEN HINT Ut QUICK AGTION   Tokyo Believes There Now Is Possibility of Avoiding New Conflict,

Decide To Be Prepared In Ca: They May Be Needed; Belies Reds Will Not Let Cease-Fii Talks Break Down   LEADERS BACK FROM CONFERENCE IN TORY

Report No Specific Reason to Believe Reds Will Advance Hour for Next Meeting, But Want to Be Prepared; Feel Peace Possible

ALLIED TRUCE TEAM ALERTED FOR RED MOVE   Officers and Men at UN Advanced Base Told to Prepare for Meeting.

UN Is Set To Resume  Peace Talk   Allies Alert for Sudden Request By Reds to Start Talks Earlier

Ayer, Lowell Men Wounded inKorea   Wives Get News by Wire From  Pferce Department

Grand Jury To Take Over In Probe Of Tax Scandals   Big Job Of Sifting Fact From Fiction Will Be Open To Group OF Citizens.

Federal Jury To Check Tax Hearing Tale   Holiday Season Brings Close to House Sessions

Federal Grand Jury Now Must Sift Fact From Fiction in Stories Offered Probers in Tax Scandals  Congressional Committee Has Closed Up Shop for Holidays

Revenue Bureau Scandals Now Up To Federal Jurors  House Committee Adjourns Hearing Until Next Month

Federal Jury To Take Up Tax Scandals   Record of Hearings To Be Studied for Perpurvy Charaes

House Investigators Close Shop for Hol idays  Grand Jury Will Take Over i in Probe of Federal Tax Scandals

—SCANDALS— Tax Inquiry Te stimony  Given Jury  _ Holiday Recess ~ Called By Probers

Tired House Group Ends Its Hearings   Grand Jury Faces Job Of Separating Fact, Fiction in Tales.

Hearings on Tax  Scandals Ended   House Probers Close Shop for Holidays. Now Up to Grand Jury.

Someone Is Lying,’ Says Chairman As Promote. ers, Officials Testify -

Federal Grand Jury Will Get Scandal Data  Ends First Phase Of Revenue Case House Committee

Jury Is To Probe Tax  Testimony   House Subcommittee Temporarily Shuts Up Hearings For The Holidays

House Committee Tired of Lengthy Hearings on Mink Coats and Big Shakedowns  Holiday Recess Plans Laid for Probes         Plans Laid for Probes of Revenue Offices in California

To Determine lf Prosecutions Are Warranted   Will Try to Sift Faét From Fiction in Conflicting Stories .~’

Grand Jury To Take Up Tax Scandals   House Committee Closes Hearings For Holidays

‘Amazing Stories Present Variety Of Contradiction  Justice Bureau Gets

HOUSE GROUP WINDS UP HEARING   King Declares One Thing Sure: Someone Lying  COURT   To Decide Whether Perjury Prosecution Warranted; Developments Listed

Auto Insurance  Rates Go up 20%   Increase In State Made Effective Today

Long Postwar Quarrel Over Germany .... Foreign Ministers Eyeing Russia For Its Next Move

‘Expect Russ To Raise New Protest  Partnership Plan For West Germany  mM. *&T. 2.31. m.+..

Russians Storm Brewing Again  Plan for Germany Laid by Bia Three

Big Three Awaits Moscow s Move  Protest Is Expected Over Defense Program

Big Three Watch Soviet For Next Cold War Move   Russians Expected To Issue Strong Protest Against Takine West Germany Into Alliance

Big 3 Watch Moscow For Next Move   Prompt and Heated Reaction Forecast  Over West Powers’ Plan of Partnership

Expect Heated Russian Reply That West Is Rearminag Reich   Foreign Ministers Declare Intention of Admitting Bonn Republic te Alliance      GREECE AND TURKEY MAY JOIN ALLIANCE   American Plan Would Grant Both Countries Membership in Atlantic Pact

Heated Reaction From Moscow Due  After Decisions Made By Big Three.

Red Reaction  To Rez arming  Reich Waited   Moscow Expected to Be Bitter Over Big 3 Agreement

Await Russia's Next Move On  German Status   New Barrage Of Protests Expected In Plan To Take West Germany Into Pact

Big 3 Looks To Reds On Reich Pact    Move By Soviet For New Agreement With  Fact-Cermanv Seen

Going Is Rough In Mopping up  Iron Triangle   UN Forces Score Gains of up te More Than Mile

Allies Push North From  Pyonggang   Chinese Fight Bitterly To Hold Pivotal Kumsong

40-Year-Qld Altamont, N. Y. Driver Drives af Record Breaking 126.244 MPH

Strikes Cut ”-oduction,  "He 70.000   Government Acts To Prevent More Costly Walkouts

Strikers Hampet Defense Work In Key Plants   70,000 Workers In U. S. Industry Stay Off Jobs

Strikes Hamper Defense and Domestic Work   710 O00 idle in   70,000 Idle in Plane, Atomic And Other Plant:

Vermont Bank Scene Of Holdup By Armed Pair   One Teller On Duty When Bandits Escape With Few Thousand Dollars

Meat Prices May Soar Next Year, Government Forsees Shortage Ahead

§ PER CENT DECLINE IN 1952 PIG CROP   Little Prospect Now Of Larger Supply Of Meat Next  Wear

Marines; Gls Slashing Into Massed Foes   7th Division Bayonet Charge Shatters Rallying Paint

W eather--  Yanks Wipe Out Korean Red Division   Enemy’s 15th Ceases Tx Exist as Fighting Unit at Front.

Marines Drive Info Center of Red Buildup   MacArthur Says Strong Enemy Forces Gather Along 60-Mile Front

Marines Slam At Stillening  ‘nemy Stand LN. Forees Make   L.N. Forces Make Advances Despite Counterattacks

Freeze on Prices, Including Food, Hinted in Week   U.S. Action Seen as Preliminary to Compulsory Ceilings

‘Government Plans Stop-Gap Freeze ‘On Prices, Wages for 30-Day Period

CEILING PRELIMINARY  Chief of ESA Readies  Virtual Price Freeze.

Permanent Price-Pay  Curbs Due March 1; Freeze Set Next Week   Temporary Order Designed To Hold Line While Permanent ‘Checks Are Being Prepared

Virtual Freeze  On Prices Near   Across-Board Ceilings to Be Imposed Probably Before March 1]

Clark Post Left To Congress  Recess Appointment Dropped By Truman

Up To Congress   Lawmakers To Pass Upon Question Of Clark’s Post

Governor Helps Wring Out Last Drop of Milk trom Record Breaking Cow

COW, WILLIAMS PULL TOGETHER   Governor Tries Hand A: Lily Sets World : Milk Record

Some Progress Is Reported At Two Meetings  Complete Halt To Shooting War In Korea Parley Aim

Political And Foreign Policy Talk Is Banned   Only Questions Of lron-Clad Armistice Admiral Joy Asserts

Cease-Fire Negoliations Are Resumec   Adm, Joy Telis Reds Political Anales Are Out

SHOOTS 2, KILLS WIFE AND SELF   Prominent Indianapolis Engineer Goes Berserk With Hammer, Gun.

Wounds Son. Grandson. 5. Betore Suicide   Retired Army Colonel Slugs Daughter-in Law—7-Months Baby Escapes Bloody Spree

ACTIVATE NEW RESERVE UNIT   Maj. Neal Totzke To Command Headquarters ’ Company

EWYPTIANS STAGE PROTEST PARADE   THOUSANDS TAKE PART IN SILENT ANTEBRITISH DEMONSTRATION,

MARCH JOINED BY THOUSANDS   Egyptians’ a Demonstration Called More Violent Than Guns’ Roar

Eqyptians Parade Against British   Demonstration {s  Mode In Silence

British Ready Plans To Leave Iran Oil Fields   3,000 Workers Awaiting Order To Return Home

Reach Agreement in Bakery Strike  Return to Werk Will Depend on Local Yote

Settlement of Bakery Strike Believed Near   Tentative Agreement Is Reached. in Omaha, Bluffs Dispute

Ex-Communist Editor Hints Author Was Killed by Reds  Budenz Says Adamic's Death May Have Been Carried Out by Russian Agents

 LOUISIANA. TEXAS FEUD -ERUPTS ANEW ~  Pelicans Stir Controversy

Some Ugly Old Birds No One Cared About for Y ears Have Louisiana ‘And Texas Game Agencies at War

Authorities Are Stumped by Disappearance of Teacher   Mystery Woman Gone Six Days

Clues Sought When Teacher Disappears   Woman English Teacher Missing for Six Days; Abandoned Car, Locked, Found on Highway

Don't Know Where to Look  Search For Missing Teacher ‘Hits Dead End on Sixth Day

TECH.PROJECT IS AFFECTED . Atomic Energy Commission Use Of Pantex Plant Studied Here

“Impulse” Murderer Of Marian Louise Baker Walks Unaided To Chair

Vogeler Free,  But Prison  Toll Is Heavy   U.S. Businessman Is Twitching From  Rigors Of Red Jail Term

Hungary Frees Robert Vogeler After 17 Months   U. S. Agrees to Four Major Concessions to  Obtain His Release

U.S. Is Forced To Barter For Man's Freedar   Long Imprisonmert Leaves Man Shaken

Scott Declares Another Bond Issue May Be Needed To Equalize Schools

EQUAL SCHOOLS PRICE 1S CITED   Gov. Scoit Says Project Will Cost $80,000.000 Involv. ing Anolher Bond Issue.

Armed Anti-Red Partisan Movement [s Reported Spreading in Poland

Allies Storm One Hill But Lose Another   Limited Action is Reported in Korea; No Enemy . Jets Sichted Durme Day

lies Swap . Hill-with. -Communists  Air Battle Ends after 11 Daye with 22  Lemae Mactravarl

UN Troops Swap Hills With Enemy   Commie Jet Fighters Fail to Show Over Korea

To Reopen Talks as British To Send Cabinet ‘Mission To Iran On Oil

Britain Agrees  To Discuss Oil   Will Send*Cabinet Mis: sion To Discuss Settlement With Iran.

Britain Will Send Vission To Vehran   Harriman Makes Progress, Will Fly Back  To tran Ponight

Britain Acts ‘To Revive  Oil Talks   Cabinet Mission: » To Discuss Case With Iran Heads

Britain Will Send Mission  To Diseuss Oil   Morrison Says Decision Result of Talks With US Envoy Harriman

British Cabinet Mission  Will Be Sent To Tehran   ‘Harriman Credited With Arranging Renewal Of Talks On Oil; Will Return To Iran Tonight

Britain Offers Try At Oil Tift   Harriman ‘Arranges New Meeting To Re-Open Talks

Britain Agree: To Reopen Talks in fran  Cabinet Mission Set  ;   Cabinet Mission Set For New Try-on Harriman’s Advice

British to Send Cabinet Mission To Troubled lran   Foreign Secretary Says Group Will Discuss Settlement of Long Oil Dispute There

Britain to Try Again in Iran Dispute   Will Send Cabinet Mission as Suggested by Harriman,

Britain Agrees To Discuss Oil Issue with Iran  OE Sk: Be   Cabinet Mission to Leave for Tehran

Britain to Send Mission to Iran to Discuss Oi   Cabinet Group to Seek Settlement of Middle East Dispute

‘Britain To Send Cabinet Mission To Iran To Discuss Oil Settlement

British Will Send Cabinet Aide to Iran   High - Ranking Mission To Seek Agreement On Oil Dispute

British Accept Harriman Advice  Cabinet Mission To Go Soon To Tehran

Britain Will Send Cabinet Group to tran   New Mission Believer Basis for Reopening  Talks

British Mission Heads for Iran   Cabinet Group to Discuss Oil Crisis

Britain Will Send Cabinet Mission To Iran to Discuss Possible Settlement of Dispute Over Oil

Arranged by Harriman  ‘Britain Will Send Mission ‘To Iran for Oil Pact Study

British Send Iran Envoy   Will Reopen The Oil Question In The Near Future

_— CABINET MISSION OK’d—  British Accept Tran’s Bid for New Oil Talks

British Mission Going to Iran   Settlement of Bitter Oil Controversy Is . Held Nearer

Cabinet Mission Going to Tehran For Negotiations  erriman Parsug   Harriman Persuades London to Accept Mossadeah’s New Offe:

BRITAIN-IRAN TO MEET AGAIN ON OIL DISPUTE   Cabinet Group Plans Trip To Tehran—Abadan Refinery To Close.

Britain to Send. Biioes on Iran Oil  ” Make Decision  After U.S. Talks

Mission to be Sent to Tehrar   Will go From Britain to Talk Oil Settlement

BRITISH AGREE TO OIL TALKS   Situation Brightens For New Oil Dispute Negotiation

BRITAIN PLANS NEW OIL TALKS   Cabinet Officer Will Head Group Going to Iran

British Sending Mission fo Iran For Oil Parley   Action Follows Cabinet Talks With Harriman

MISSION TO IRAN   Cabinet Group to Discuss Oil Nationalization at  Tehran   NEW PHASE OF CRISIS

British Act  To End Iran  Oil Crisis Cabinet Mission Will Go to Tehran

Britain Agrees To Send Cabinet Mission To Iran To Try Fo: Oil Settlement

Britain To Reenter Iranian Oil Discussion  Cabinet Mission Will Return

Britain Sending CabinetMission For Oil Parley   lran‘s Nationalization Law to be Discussed On a New Basis

eRe BREEN     Britain Arranges New Mission To Tran at Harriman’s Request

Will BeSent To Talk Oil   Stokes Will Be Leader  of Mission to Travel to Tehran as Follow to Harriman   ‘Express Sympathy

Britain to Send Cabinet Missior lo Iran on Oi   Harriman’s Talks Bear Fruit; He Will Fly Back to Tehran

Harriman Due Back in Tehran   lranians Agree to Open Talks with Britich

British Plan New Missior  Po Tehran  Cabinet Group To Discuss Oil Dispute in lran

3/ Christmas Opportunities Taken, Wilson’s Clearing House Reports

(ne Day Remains In Which To Take Opportunities From Clearing House

17 Christmas Opportunities Taken, Clearing House Reports Here Toda

Jessup Accused of ‘False Report   Stassen Challenges Him on Red China

Stassen Hurls ‘Lie’ Charge At Ambassador   GOP Leader Calls on State Department To Admit Error

‘Twice As Much for o Nickel, Too’ Capital Parking Meters Target of Price Curbs

Last of Britons Quit Refinery Port as Iran Threatens Navy Action

Iran To Shoot It British Try (01) Blockade   Last Of Britons Leave Abadan, Never To Return, They Say.

Last of Britons Evacuate Iran   - Abadan Oilfields and Refinery Abandoned to Natives

British Oil Workers Finish Withdrawal   Last Group Quit lran Fields Under Orde?

Election Day to Be Cold and Clea  High Reading Sunday Under All-time Low

WILLIAMS IS OUT   Commissioner Candidate Forced to Withdraw by Army Recall

WILLIAM) 15 UUL Commissioner Candidate  Forced to Withdraw by Army Recall

Program Calls For Reduction In Armaments   President Hails Plan As Foolproof, Urges Russia To Join In Reducing World’s Staggering Arms Burden At Once

Big 3 Present World Peace Idea to U.N.   President Hails It as ‘Foolproof’? but Russia Expected to Reject It

"Old Clothes” Shipment Found To Contain UV, S. Military Equipment

ALERT BERMUDA TO DANGER FROM BIG HURRICANE   Mightiest S.orfm of Season Only 330 Miles From Islands.

ALERT BERMUDA FOR HURRICANE: U.S. COAST SAFE   160-MILE WINDS MAY HIT BRITISH COLONY BEFORE NOON SUNDA‘

ALERT BERMUDA TO DANGER FROM BIG: HURRICANE   Mightiést: “Sidtti” “oF “Seagon Only 330 Miles From Islands.

Blow Changes Course, May  Strike Sunday No Threat to U.S.  Foreseen; Ships ‘ Wallaw in Starm

Alert Bermuda  For Hurricane  Great Storm Heads For British Colony

We Predicted Kerr Would Beat HST, Too...  TEXAS DAILY NEWSPAPERS SEE IKE BEATING TRUMAN IN 1952 ELECTIONS IN STATE BALLOTING

Stock Prices Rise In Wake Of ESA Act   Flexible Formula To Be Worked Out Later ‘On Pay Stabilization

Wage And Price Freeze Order Is Given General Acceptance But Most Agree It Comes A Bit Late

Freezes Ordered   Government’s Action Brings Protest from Labor And Farm Groups; Wins Qualified Acceptance By Some Business ‘Men, Leads to Temporary Shutdown of Several Commodity Markets

Farmers and Labor Hit Pay Price Clamps   Some Ceilings May Be Lowered, Says Stabilizer DiSalle

Labor and Farm Groups Protest; Stocks Advance   Federal Action Firings Temporary Shutdown Of Some Markets

WALL STREET PRICES JUMP BY MANY COMMODITY MARTS CLOSE FOR CLARIFICATION

Prices Halted at Highest Levels Between Decem“1 ber 15-January 25  A STOPCAP MEASURE   Wages Are Now Stabilized at Rates in Effect Last Thursday

Agencies Study Control Details  DiSalle Indicates Rollback Mapped

Farm and Labor Groups Rap Freeze Order   Several Commodity Markets Are Shut Down Temporarily

U.S. Mission to Aid  Formosa Defense  Will Train, Advise Chianag’s Garrison

Maj. Gen. Chase Named To Head Officer Staff  Decision Apparent ly   Decision Apparently Taken Before Speech By Gen. MacArthur

Maybe, 1 Ca Help Some Guy 5 HF Sho He.  Jim Chalfin Tells His Own 5 ory

— WAR PERIL— Germany’s  RoleUnder Discussion   BELGIAN SEES CRISIS AT HAND

WANTS GREERS AND TURKS IN ATLANTIC. PACT   Acheson Urges Internationa! Command Set Up in Middle East.

Second Tax Proposal Cominc  Even Congress Feels Blow at New Levies

2nd Phase of Tax Increase Program  Is Under Study   Snyder Outlines Plan To Hike Corporate, Individual Levies

Legislators Await Tax ‘Second Bite’   Agree That Plans To Get First 10 Billion Are ‘Rather Rugged’

To Manage asl. “dd Facilities   2nd Tax Bite Outline Made   But Snyder’s First Phase Found to Be Rugged  When Detailed

ROUGH PLANS FOR 2ND TAX BITE STUDIED   ‘Congressmen Agree With Snyder That First Bill Is “Rugged.”

Congress Studying Second Tax ‘Bite’  Treasury Secretary Outlines

Congress Studies Treasury Outline Of Tax Follow-Up   Snyder Gives Details Only On First Phase  Of Raising Revenue

TAX PROGRAM BEING. STUDIED BY CONGRESS   Rough Treasury Outline Of Proposed Levies Given Solons

‘Second-Bite’ Tax Plan tls Studied By Congress   Snyder Reluctant To Give Details On 86.5 Billion Follow-Up To Original 810.155.000.000 Bill

 In ‘Second Bite’ Follow Up Boost  ‘Congress Begins Study Of Second Tax Outline

“Second Bite” Coming PPD LRP PEARL Pte Pint  Tax Program Appraised as Quite Rugged

Next Tax Increase  Outline Is Studied   Congress Turns to “Second-Bite’ Fol low-Up While Undecided About Ac cepting Pres. Truman's Initial Re quest for 10 Billion in New Levies.      SEC. SNYDER DROPS HINTS

Second-Bite Tax Details Are Studied   Congress Seeks To Appraise Plan For Added $6.5 Billion

Congress Gets Second. Tax Hike: Proposal  Snyder -To Give. ‘Details On “Second Bite”

Congress Studies Second Tax Bite   Snyder Advocating Two Phase Approach

Congress Looks Over Huge Tax Increase Plans   Lawmekers Agree With Sec. Snyder That Tox Hikes ‘Rather Rugged”

Congressmen Study Plans Of Proposed Tax Raising  T onze nde nn. 1.....° 3.2   Lawmakers Consider Rugged Suggestions Of Secretary Snyder

Legislators Study Outline Of New Taxes   Snyder Suggests Increase In Income, Excise l aviae

50 lowans May Lose Autos in Smashing of Ring   Big Theft Ring In Midwest is Broken bv Police

Asks Sound Budget, No New Taxes or Increases   130-50 lowans May Lose Cars After Smash-up of Midwest Theft Ring

CHURCHILL COMES OFF SECOND BEST WITH SMALL BOYS   Two of Them hem Steal Prime Minister’s Thunder At A Leave-Taking   NON-PLUS STATESMAN   Born With Red Hair, Hi Has A Thunderstorm Temperament

By JOHN E.CARLOVA International News Service Staff Correspondent

Weary Scientist Pushes Hunt For Wife, Daughter, Pilot   Wood Did Not Know Wife Was On Missing Plane

Glacier Party Seeking Others  Scientist's Wife, Daughter Missing

Skilled Pilot, Plane Vanish On Supply Hop   Kin of Wealthy Easterner Are Now Long Gone

Scientist Presses Search for His Wife, Daughter and Pilot, Missing in Alaska

Doctor Indicted In Drug Death  Property Inherited; He Weds Another

Indict Doctor in Spinster's Death   No Charges Lodged Against Second Doctor

Danbury Jury Says Doctor Killed Patient   Manslaughter Charged in Death of Wealthy Spinster

Physician, Sentenced For Murder, Kills Self   He Killed yr te Who Was PaCS With His Wife

MURDER DEFENDANT COMMITS SUICIDE   Dr. Robert C. Rutledge, Jr. Discovered In Car After Ad teres Cnonrt Ruyulinse

Money Sought l’o Make Overdue Payments To Institutions In Penna.

SENATE UNIT ASKS 18-YEAR-OLD DRAFT   Seeks To Offset Numbers Superiority Of Russians

18-YEAR-OLDS DRAFT URGED   Senate Committee Cites Red Manpower; Calls Russia ‘Enemy’

18-Year-Old Draft Urged to Offset Red Manpower   Senate Armed Services Committee Brands Russia ‘Our Enemy’

Wants 18 Year Olds Drafted   Senate Committee Urges Step in Order to Offset  Communist Manpower.

Urge Draft Bill Okay   Need 18-Year-Olds To Offset Red Manpow er, Says Arms Group

Draft of Youths 18, Approved   Induction to Start When 19-25 Class Is Exhausted, Senate Measure Providee

18-YR. DRAFT STEP CLOSER   Armed Services Commit: tee of Senate Favorable To Measure.

SENATE GROUP URGES DRAFT 18-YEAR-OLDS   Brands Russia “Our Enemy;’ Demo Leader Predicts Passage.

Measure Up For Action; Reds Blasted   Armed Services Committee Strong For Stiff Defenses

Brands Russia as ‘Our Enemy’; Urge: 18-Year-Old Draft   Senate Committee Sends UMTS Bill To Senate Floor

Senate Panel Favors Calling 18-Year-Olds   Debate May Start Next Tuesday In Upper Branch

18-Year Draft Held Necessary for Survival   = Senate Committee in Plea for Prompt . Manpower Action

Senate Committee Brands Russia As “Our Enemy”, Urges 18-Year Draft

Senate Group Urges 18-Year-Old Draft To Help Offset Communist Manpower

Senators Ask Draft Of Youths   Brand Soviet Russi< ’ As ‘Our Enemy’ In Urging Draft 0: 18-Year-Olds

Russia Called ‘Our Enemy’ Ir 18 Draft Plea  Manpower Of Reds Stressed In Senate Group’s Program

Senate Report Brands Russia as ‘Our Enemy’   _ Drafting of 18-Year-Olds Urged to Help U.S. Offset Communist Advantage in Manpower; Calls on Nation for ‘Course. of Couraae’

Death Toll For Weekend At 400   Figure Is Decidedly Les: Than Had Been Anticipated.

Death Toll Over Holiday Period Down   400 Deaths Are Sharp Drop From Christmas Toll  Of More Than 700

Huge Toll In Nation From Accidents   Holiday Deaths Reach High Mark For New Year's

421 Persons Killed Accidentally During Long Holiday Weekend   301 Mishaps On Highways Far Under Estimate

Death Toll Nears 400 Over Holiday   281 Traffic Fatalities Are Below Predictions

DEATH TOLL DOWN ~ FROM LAST WEEK   Fatalities Number 421 Thru New Year's; 700 Over  Christmas   SEVEN DIE IN KANSAS

SUDDEN DEATHS ~ DROP SHARPLY   300 Down From Toll, Bott Amount To More Than 1,100

Accidental Death Toll of Over 400 Shows Drop from Record Christmas Total

Nation’s Traffic Toll Takes Drop   New Year’s Total Reaches Near 400

Violent Death Toll Near 400       Fatalities: Are Far. ‘Below Yule. Pexiod;. ‘Grand Total Ta” Lk 100

Accidents Kill 400 In Nation Over Holiday   Widow, 7 Children’ Die In Missouri Fire Traffic Claims 285 .

New Year Deaths Of 400 Are Far Below Xmas Toll  2 Weekends Claim Lives

400 Holiday Deaths in U. S.   Sharp Decrease From Christmas Total

Accidents Kill 400 Over U. S.   Traffie Mishaps Account For 285 Of Total

Holid ay Toll Drops from YuleEKxtreme   421 Die. 301 on Reads: Total Was B00 for Two Weekend«

Holiday Death Toll 421,Below  Yule Weekend   301 Killed on Highways Illinois’ ‘Total of 26 One of Highest

Holiday Mishap: Take Toll of 471  Total Far Under Christmas Toll

Aceident Toll In Sharp Drop   Far Under the Death Record at Christmas Time

Holiday Death Toll  ls under Estimate  Highway Accidents Lead with 28]

421 ACCIDENTAL DEATHS IN U. S.; 26 IN ILLINOIS   National Highway Toll of 301 ts Less Than Expected Over Holiday.

Accidents Kill 421 in U.S., But it’s Under Christmas Toll   13 Lose Lives in Wisconsin Mishaps

Deaths Soar To 400 Over Weekend    1100 Have-Been. Killed In. Accidents. in Two Holiday Intervals © During December

Holiday Deaths Decrease Sharply   Toll Is Below Christmas: More Than 1,100 Die in 2 Week-Ends

DEATH TOLL DOWN FROM LAST WEEK   Fatalities Number 421 Thru New Year's; 700 Over .  Christmas

ONLY 421 KILLED iN ACCIDENTS New Year's Fatality Toll — Way Below Yuletide Mark

Rhee Regime Goes South: Citizens Flee   Mongolian Cavalry Races in East To Cut Lines

UN Line Breached At [nree Points; Rhee’s Government Flees South From Capital

Withdrawal From City Indicated   Numerous Fires Burn in Capital Of South Korea

Allies Silent On Whether Te Abandon City   300,000 Troops Of Euemy In Assaults UN Retreat Orderly

China Rejects Offer;. Seoul Appears Doomed   Communist Armies Reported Within Six Miles of Southern Korean Capital; Breakthrough Re ea ee es en eee

300,000 Chinese And Korean Communist Troops Thrown Into Red Offensive; Mongolian Cavalrymen In Forefront .   CLEAR HIGHWAYS OF REFUGEE TRAFFIC

Reds Drive on Seoul as Lines Crack in East  Rhee Flees Capital; Enemy  cf SEG TOT x. Mee eee

Reds Within Six Miles of Seoul; Mongolians Race South i in Encircling Move

Mongo! Cavalrymen Break Through In  Encircling Action   Soutii Korean Government Flees As Capital Resounds With The Thunder Of Distant Artillery Fire.

Truman Says America’s Task Is To “Restrain Aggression Bejore It Bursts Into Another World War”

Deteat May Be Turning  Point In Wa  Enemy Hurls Fresh   Enemy Hurls Fresh Attack On Chechon, Allies ‘Confident’

Temperatures   Allied Officer Says Flight May Be Turning Point: Foe Mounts East Atiack

Chinese Defeat May Be Turning Point’   Enemy Pulls Back In Seou! Area; Red Force Assaults Road Hub In Snowstorm

Mauled Enemy IsFalling Back In 36-Mile Arc   Turning Point Seen : ‘Ii-Korean- Conflict By One Allied Office:

UN Batfers Chinese. In Retreat   ‘Turning Point’ Expressed by Allied Officer

Enemy Troops Pulling Back After Mauling  Withdrawal Puts Foe Back To Wonju

Abortive Push Costs Enemy 32,000 Men   Americans Advance To Smash Buildup Periling Chechon

Will Hold, At Chechon Say Yanks   Chinese, North Koreans Push Toward There in Blizzard, Are Checked   ‘SACRIFICIAL LAMBS’   Korean Troops Are Buffer For Reds Farther Back, One US Officer Says   BULLETIN

Ex-attackers Fall Back on 36-mi. Front   Enemy Striking East of Chipyong Debacle Scene, However

New Attack Opens East Of Retreat   Allies Confident They Can Stop Latest Push

Whinped Chinese Pulling Backs May Have Enough of ff   Americans Feel That This _ Is Turning Point - of War

Front Line Newspaper “Eagle Forward’ Keens Treogs Informed, Merale High

In Wartime the Man Who Doe: the Fighting at the Front Knows Little About the War

Merchants Give Shoppers More Time To Select Gifts  5 Stores To Be Open Every Night Next Week

Ridgway Again Offers to Open Armistice Talks  Message Is Mild But Firm; Denies  aml ow be

Gen. Ridgway Is Ready To Reopen Talks   " lowever, Message’, Rejects Comnimnist Violation Cl

Immediate Conference Of Liaison Officers Is Suggested By General

Taft Accuses Trumar Of ‘Misrepresenting’ Economy Proposals  Denies Inconsistency In Calling For Cut In Size of Armed Forces

U.S. Urges Oil Dispute Be Settled   Appeals to fran For Peaceful Settlement of British Dispute

'Battle of Color TV to Start Soon;  CBS Goes All-Out in Rainbow Hues

CBS Plans to Launch Color Telecasts As Rival Methods Are Being Groomed

Colored TV To Begin In Two Week:   Launching Will Feature Arthur Godfrey, Other CBS Stars; Qwitching Will Be Slow Process

Color Viedo Battle Looms In Near Future  Columbia Prepares Ta Reain Elects

‘Chips-Down Battle Of Color Television Will Beain With Initial Columbia Show

‘Cheese-Box’ In Rebel Waters  Monitor, Famous Yankee Iron Warship, Believed Discovered

FAMED MONITOR FOUND IN GGEAN   “Yankee Cheesebox” Warship Is Located In 120 Feet Of Water Off Cape YWalteras.

Cadets Get Catholic  Invitation   Cardinal Speliman: *To Err Is Human’

Renort Reds Plan Another Big Push   Say 300,000 Being Moved Up for Attack

DRIVE BECAUSE OF HEAVY  (CHINESE REDS DEFER  “LOSSES IN KOREAN WAR

Says Pact Would Be Aimed at Limiting World Armaments and “Prohibition of Atomic Weapons’; Capital Sceptical.

Soviet President’s Letter to Truman Apparent Answer To Resoution } by Congress in June

Ofter to Limit Arms, Prohibit  Atomic Energy   Viewed in Washington As Another Move in Red Peace Offensive

Russia Comes Forward With Another ‘Peace ’ Proposal,  This One A Five-Power Pact

Soviet Leader Asks 5-Power Pact for Peace   Limit on Atomic Weapons, Armies Urged in Letter

Russian President Offers Peace Plan   Five-Power Pact Would Limit Weapons, Wipe Out Atom Bomb

Soviet President Makes Sag. gestion in Letter Sent to Truman Affer Secret Presidium Session.   LONG RESOLETION —__ . ACCOMPANIES NOTE   Nowhere Does Missive Men tion United Nations as Proper Agency for  'Snintaining Amity.

Time For Release Is Not Fixed   U. S. Ready To Pay  Ransom But Hungarians Cannot Tell When Men Will Be Given Freedom.

U.S. Grants “Ransom’ For Airmen   Release Seen Sometime Today On Payment

No Release For Fliers By Hungary  Reds Seem Willing To Accept Ransom

HUNGARY HOLDS UP RELEASE OF 40.5. AIRMEN   Communist Government Says It Cannot Tell When Americans Will Be Freed.

Hungary Holding  Airmen RPofuce to Tell   Refuse to Tell When U. S. Fliers Will Be Freed For Big ‘Ransom’

Trumanites Confident On Controls Bill   Congress Leaders Feel Workable Act To Re Pacced

SEE WORKABLE CONTROLS BILL   Senate-House Ceommitiee Has One Week To Finish Measure.

Demos Confident About Controls  Workable Bill Due D.f... tL. Preanadtlian

‘Workable’ Control Bill Is Forecast   Congressional Chieftains Tell President Fairly Good Bill Can Be OK'd Before taly 21

Truman Is Told Workable Controls Bill Forthcoming   Congressional Leaders. Expect Conferences To Work Out Suitable Plas

Rayburn Sees Workable Act  Tn Conference   Cougress ‘Committee Set To Start Task On Control Program

Truman Is Told That a Controls Bill Is Possible   Workable Measure to Result Before July 31 Deadline

Workable Bill For Controls Seen by Demos   Congress Leaders Expect Acceptable Compromise Measure

Leaders Confident Workable Economics Controls Bill Be Passed Before. July 31

Truman Assured Workable’ Bill By Legislators   Conferees Named To Draft Fina! Controls Law

BALDWIN GOES OVER   ‘Exceeds Red Cross Goal With $716 In Gifts: Grand Total $14,524

BALDWIN .GOES OVER   Exceeds Red Crosa Goal With 8710 In Gifte- Grand Total 214.524

Yugoslavia Raps Romania, Recalls Hungarian Envoy  Charges “Dangerous” Acts Of Aggression

Slavs Charge Romania Witk Aggression  Also Recall Top Envoy In Hungary

Air Inerease Request Seen   Chances Appear Good te Get Billions More Next Year

FUNDS TO SPEED AIR EXPANSION WILL BE ASKED   Truman Expected To Ask Congress For Added Billions To Build Up Air Needs Of United States,

Expect Request For Air Funds   Chances Are Good That Expansion Plez Will Be Approved

Additional Funds To Be Requested   Congressional Sources _ Believe Request To Come For Expansion

Huge Air Power Program Hinted   Government May Seek —And Receive—Billions For Vast Expansion Plan

Govi. May Seek Billions More For Air Power   . Lawmakers Ready To Back Truman In New Requests

FOR AIR BUILDUP  Administration Expected to Ask Billions More Next Year

U.S. to Spend Billions for More Planes   Commies Get 30 Days to Finish Armistice Terms.

CRACKLES   Esso Official Denies Oil Companies Could Fix Prices In North Carolina

 Criticizes Report  Esso Spokesman Says Company  Cannot Fix Prices In State

'Gascline War Probe... .   zak Fae o # Oi Firm Official Denies Price Fix

Esso Denies Prices Fixed  On Gasoline   Spokesman Answers Charges Made By Stale’s Attorney

Farm Price Boost Drive Under Way  U. S. Advises Farmers To Store Marve?

Ag Department Urging Farmers: To Store Crops   ‘Commodities Selling Below Ceiling To Be Stored? Deny Program Conflicts Wit, OPS

Gov't Attempts To Force Farm Prices Up   Urges Putting Crops In Loan Storage For Better Price

TELL FARMERS TO HOLD CROPS FOR PRICE HIKE   Agriculture Department i Drive to Force Prices Up.

Uraes Farmers To Store Their Harvest  Markets Below Ceiling Prices

Uncal Sam Out To Boost Some Farm Prices      Urge Growers to Take Price Support Loans Until Markets Go Up

Ag Dept. Drive fo Push Up Some Farn Prices Reported   Urging Farmers to Take Loans, Keep Crops Off Market

Department Aims Drive To Force Farm Prices Up   Agriculture Agency Stages High-Powered Economic Campaign

Agriculture Dept. Seeks To Push Farm Prices Up   Officials Tell Farmers To Hold Goods For  Higher Prices, Urge Growers To Take Loans

Farm Price Boost  ls Sought by USDA  Hold-back of Crops Is Advocated When Pricac Aon Galaw C"ailinnwe

Crop Holdbacks Proposed by U.S.  Department Backs Plan as Price Aid

U.S. Trying To Hike Some Farm Prices Aim Is To Keep  — Production High

Federal Agriculture Department Says It Is Trvine To Boost Farm Prices —

DRIVE S MADE 10 FORCE FARM PRICES TO RISE   Agriculture Department Urges Growers To Get Government Loans And Sell Later.

DRIVE ON TO PUSH FARM PRICES UP   _Asriculture Dept. Wants Some Crops Off Market

Government Trie: To Force Boost In Farm Prices  Hold Produce Back, Farmers Are Told

Drive fo Bolster U.S. Farm Prices   ‘Farmers Are Urged to Store Harvests

CONFUSION NOT REAL   Prices Up-Prices Down Only Looks That Way, Ag. Dept. Says

[No Reason, Boy Says, Why He Shot His Father And Mother With Stolen Rifle

CHARGE MOR WITH MURDER   Waterloo Man in Jail After Bond Is Placed at $20,060

GOP Boom For General To Start   Backers Convinced Eisenhower Wilk Run if Wanted

Sen. Lodge to Announce Opening of Eisenhower Headquarters in Washington   Massachusetts Solon Also to Reveal Formation of National’Campaian Committee

RFC Shakeup Gets Go Light   ‘Senators Fail to Block President’s Plan

Move To Block Truman’s RFC Plan Defeated  Senate Opponents Fail By Eight Votes

REORGANIZATION OF REC VOTED   Lending Agency Will Be Placed Under Single Administrator

Senators Fail To Block President's RFC Plan   Truman Free To Revamp Lending Agency; Capehart Misses Majority By Eiqht Votes

Senate Permits RFC Revamping  Truman Free To Put Plans Into Effect

SENATE APPROVES TRUMAN RFC PLAN   President Proposes to Pu Lending Agency Under One Boss

RFC WILL GET ONE-MAN BOSS   Senate Votes To Support President's Proposal

Truman Plan to Remodel RFC Approvec   President Is Free to Put New Setup Into Effect

Truman Plan to Remodel RFC Approvec  Dracidean?t Te Fraa   President Is Free to Put New Setup Into Effect

‘Tatt Again Denies Being Isolationist; Blasts at ‘Democrat Policy in Book

Mother Thankful GI Son Loses Feet Rather Than Risk Fighting in Korea

 Aunput ation or Kore: a?  Mother Says It Is Better To Have Son Lose Limbs

Congressman Is Found Guilty  Jury Convicts Ohio Congressman On ‘Kickbacks’ Charge

Jury Finds Solon Guilty On 5 Counts   Question Raised:  Will He Resign?

Brehm Guilty Of ‘Kickbacks’   Ohio Congressman Faces Possible Jail

Seventy-seven American and British Craft Duel 120 Russian-built Mig-15's in Renewal of Growing Korean Aerial War.

Hope Of Korean Peace Before New Year Fades   Negotiators Fail To Move Any Nearer To An Armistice

Reds Fail To Account  For 50,000   Prisoner And Airfield Issues Stall Parley

Death Penalty Bill Ready For Vote In Lansing  Alcoholics Program Approved By House

PA. ECONOMY LEAGUE R APS FINE TAX BILL   Budget Director Hits Back At Adverse Report

EconomyGroup Argues Against Hike in Taxes:.   Program Outlined for Balanced Operation In 1951-53 Biennium

Fine In Lengthy Huddle With Legislative Chiefs      Many Kinds Of Taxes Discussed But No Decision Reached Durine Lone Conference

Attlee Reveals Cabinet Changes  Bevan Would Handle War Mobilization

President of Panama Assures Plebiscite /To Permit Vote in Constitution Battle

LATE WIRE NEWS BRIEFS   (Ry the Associated Press)  PANAMA. Panama-——President

Arias Promises Panama Vote.  Thousands Clamor for Ouster of President

Sec. Marshall Convinced Reds Have Atom Rombh   Charge fey Dictator is Raised   Panama’s President Arias Has Abolished Constitution Of 1916

Stage Vice Raids At Mt. Vernon  19 Cited; Citizens Probe Prompts Action

‘Only Need 11 Cents For a Beer’  Prince Street Bums and Loafers Bad For Merchandising Business   By DEWEY HELMICK Ragictor Staff Writae

‘Only Need 11 Cents For a Beer’  Prince Street Bums and Loafers Bad For Merchandising Business   Coal Demands Expected in Spring

Russia Bars  Japan Pact   U. S. Fears Soviet _ “Indoctrinates POWs

'Are Soviets Planning Infiltration Of Japan Now?—  Russia's Boycott Of Treaty Talks Hikes U. S. Concern

Boycott Arouses U.S. Fears Russia May Try To Wage Guerrilla War On Japan

30-Day Freeze Plan Rejected   Stabilizer Rules Against Any Temporary Wage-Price.Controls for U. S.

DiSalle’s 30-Day Plan Overruled by ESA Director   Haven't Staff Large Enough to Enforce It, Valentine Admits

Want UN Tc Lift Truce Deadlock   Suggest Naming Of Subcommittee To “ix Buffer Zone

U.N. ASKS ONE FROM EACH SIDE DISCUSS ‘LINE’   Red Generals Show Higher Interest in Admiral Joy’s Idea

New Plan For Settling Deadlock On Korea Negotiations Proposed By Joy  U: N. Command Says War  War Will Be. Pressed

New Approach To Negotiations Now Proposed   Land, Sea and Air War in Korea Still Goes on, However

Joy Proposes Informal Meet   Tokes Reds By Surprise in Talkihg of New Way to Break Threugh Formality

ALLIES SUGGEST GROUP BE SET UP 10 DISCUSS LINE   ENEMY CEASE FIRE NEGOTIATORS SHOW INTEREST IN PLAN

May Give Buffer Zone Issue To ‘Subcommittee   Allies Will Continue To Destroy Red Chinese And Korean Armies

Urges Formation Of Subcommittee On Buffer issue   Red Delegates Reportedly interested In Proposai To Break Through Formality Of Truce Talks

Joy Suggests ‘Buffer Zone Study Group  ~ Negotiators to Meet Again   Negotiators to Meet Again In Effort to Break Stall

WT . UN Suggests Sub-Group  Study Buffer   Enemy Is _ Interested; Next Meeting Set For 10 Tonight

UN Proposes Group fo Break Up Formality  Attempt to Settle Deadlock on Zone

REDS WEIGH UN PROPOSAL   Allies Want Subcommittee To Attack Buffer Zone Snag

Subcommittee Idea Greeted Well by Reds   New Allied Suggestion Seeks Less Formality As Clue to Settlement

Suggest Separate Truce Zone Study   Joy Proposal Meets Good Early Reception. From Red Delegates

UN Suggests Way to Break Talk Deadlock   Two Would Settle Buffer Zone Issue

UN Delegates Offer Plan To Settle Issue.   Red Negotiators Are Reportedly Showing Interest -. In New Suggeition

Red Delegates Display Interest in Proposal OF UN Negotiators for Terminating Deadlock

OY SUGGESTS DNLY TWO MEA ARGUE UT OU   Reds Show Interest in Plar to Break 15-Day Stalemate.

Reds Show Interest In New Proposal   Joy Suggests That Subcommittee Meet Around The Table, Not Acroce Tt

U. N. Proposes Subcommittee On Truce Line   Move To Break Up _Kaesong Deadlock

Ask For Special Group at Talks   U.N. Cease-Fire Delegate: ~ Suggest Subcommittee  in Deadlock   REDS SHOW INTERES]

Suggest Committee To Settle Buffer Zone Deadlock   Red Delegates Show Interest In U.N. Proposal

Red Interest: Noted In: ‘New Plan Bv U.N:        Subcommittee Would End Formality Which. Led To Line Dispute .”

UN Suggests Sub-Group ToWork out Butter Zone   Reds Show Interest In Proposal to Break Deadlock

Two-Man Parley Proposed by Joy  On Korea Dispute  Offer by Admiral Interests Reds at Kaesong Session

Make Flood Contributions To Red Cross   Reds Show Interest In Program

Red Deleaates Show Interest In Proposal   Negotiators Appear More Cheerful Than Usual After Meeting

Red Negotiators Exhibit Interest In New Proposal   Joy Suggests Plan for Breaking Through Formality of Korean Truce Negotiations

UN Delegates Suggest Subcommittee Be Named to Seek Settle. ment in Bitter Stata Daadilack.

Interest Indicated By Reds   “UN, Asserts Allies ~~ Will Continue Drive Th Destroy Canmmies

Reds Show Interest In  U.N. Idea   Joy Suggests Subcommittee To Break Deadlock

Interest Indicated By Reds_   U.N. Asserts Allies Will Continue Drive Killing Communists

RED DELEGATES INTERESTED IN NEW BID   Suggest Subcommittees To Study Buffer Zone Issue  U.N. COMMAND   Says Allies Will Continue Destroying, Driving Reds From Korea

UN Suggests Way To End  Truce Block  ne name ee emacs t  ¥ Ou we ai»sf 8   Subcommittee OF 2 On Buffer Asked   Red Delegates Interested In Plan To Break Long Deadlock

ALLIES WANTING GROUP 10 BREAK BUFFER DISPUTE   Red Delegates Display Interest In Breaking Formality Of Korean Truce Negotia ‘ tions.

New Plan To Break Deadloek   Suggestion of Sulecmisiiees On The Korean Truce Move

UN SUGGESTS SUB-PANEL TRY “TO SOLVE ISSUE   West Declares’ Group Es. cape Formality of Truce Talks ‘   2-MAN COMMITTEE °   West Will- Continue to Attack Communist Forces ° “In Korea” ‘

New Approach Proposed End Truce Tie-Up   Subcommittee to Work Out Agreement as Suggested; Reds Seem Interested in Plan

Let Committee Settle Buffer Issue—Adm. Joy  ommunis   Communist Delegate: Display Interest In UN Suggestion On Ending Deadlock

Red Delegates Interested In Admiral’s Newest Offer To Break Talk Deadloek :

UN Delegates Submit Proposat To Have Subcommittee Discuss Buffer Zone Dispute  Reds Show Considerable Interest In Plan Submitted by Adm. Joy

Reds Indicate Deep Interest in Proposal!   Tokyo Command Renews Promise to Destroy Enemy

UN Suggests Attempt fo End Talk Deadlock   Red Delegates Show Interest _ In New Proposal

U.N. Proposes Committee To Discuss Buffer Zone Point   U.N. Will Continue To Drive Reds Out Of All Korea

Would Break Formality Of Truce Talks   2-Man Delegations Would Try To Iron Out Difficulties

UN Delegates Recommend Subcommittee — Attempt to Settlé Buffer Zone Deadlock

U.N. Proposes Plar To Break Deadlock On Buffer Zone  Single Negotiator

Reds Show Interest In Plan   UN Suggested A Subcommittee To Break Formality

UN Delegates Suggest Subcommittee To Try To Break Truce Stalemate

‘Informal Truce Meet Suggested  Joy Offers Move to Break Dispute

U.N. Advocates Turning Buffer Zone Problem  Over To Subcommittee  Communists Asked To Reply To Plat Tomorrow; Delezates More Cheerfu

Reds Show Interest in UN Plan   Allied Delegates  Urge Subcommittee Handle the Korean Buffer Zone iecue -

vu. N. Delegates Suggest ‘That ‘Subcommittee Be Set Up To ‘Untangle Truce Negotiations

Red Delegates Show. Interest In UN Proposal   Allies Ask Subcommittee ‘Be Named For Purpose ‘Of Breaking Deadlock

Report Reds Interested In Latest Move  2-Man Committee Suggested By Joy

Delegates Seek Means To Break Truce Deadlock   Allies Reveal Plan To Continue Hitting Reds In Battle Area

UN Delegates Move To End Truce Stymie   Sub-Committee Urged To Seek Buffer Answer

Subcommittee May Settle Border Issue   Move Would Set Aside Disputé Over Borderline-

Red Delegates Show Interest;  Renly Thursday   U. N. Hopes New Group Can End Buffer Zone Deadlock.

Brother and Sister by Adoption Plan To Wed: Were ‘In Love for 30 Years’

Remained Single While Parents Alive __  © Brother, Sister By Adoption, > In Eove 30 Years. Will Wed

President And French Premier Discuss Issues   Anti-Communist Policy Plans Being Made At Conference

Truman And Pleven Plan  Yor Defense   Pledge Continued All-Out Fight On Reds In Far East

Defective Shells Blamed   Marines Bitter Over Accident During Field Training Exercise

Probe Shell Blasts Killing  $ Marines:   25 Others Injured As Weapons Fall Short of Target

Mortar Shells Kill 8 Marines  On Maneuvers   Fall Short Of Target And Land In Command Post; 23 Injured At Lunch

Mossadegh Talks With Mediators   Premier Heartened By Promised Grant Of International Loan

Iran Heartened — By Loan Promise   British Attitude Blasted By  Premier Mossadegh

THESE DAYS   HOW. TO CHOOSE A PRESIDENT WHEPIHER THE FRAMERS - of

lhio Guard in Verge Of  ctivation   Official Says Call Expected At Any Time

After Facts, Group Told By Acheson   Secretary Says He Hopes Today May Shed Further Light

Kirk Visits  Red Offices  B e t‘o Discover     True Intent   Acheson Says Top Russian Envoys Contacted At Once

Secretary Acheson Says  Conferences In Moscow May Clarify Cease - Fire

‘CONFESSION’ QUOTED Russia Says U. S. Trained Spies Executed After Trial

130-Mile Winds Swirl Toward Mevican (nact   Residents of Tampico Seck Shelter in Churches and Publie Buildings.

People Seek Shelter In Buildings   Expect Big Blow To Strike Coast Region Tonight

A- Weapons In Korea Seen  If Truce Fails   Summer Pike Predicts Use

Administration’s Foreign Aid Bill “Faultily Drawn, Democrats Claim

Atom Blasts Described By Maj. Howard James In Bhianh Tywralya Talk

Atom Blasts Described _ By Maj. Howard James In Hioh Twelve Talk 2-

Senator Calls RFC ‘Corrupt’   Truman Seems Unwilling To Clean It Up, He Says

Senator Kem Demands RFC Be Abolished   Missourian Charges Corporation Is ‘Corrupt’

Abolish the RFC, Urges  Senator Kem   Truman Is ‘Apparently Unwilling to Clean Up The Mess,’ He Charges

Abolish RFC, Senator Asks   Missouri's Kem Calls For Corporation’s End

Senator Kem Demands RFC Be Abolished   Missourian Brands Agency “Corrupt” and Says It Has Outlived lts Usefulness

Senator Kem Says RFC Corrupt; Urges Cleanup   Says President Apparently Is Unwilling To Clean House: Asks Congress To Close RFC

Solon Seeks RFC’s Death As “Corrupt”   Kem Blasts Federal Agency, Says Truman Not Willing To Act

Senator Kem Charges RFC Is Corrupted, Demands End  Missouri Lawmaker Accuses President - Of Backing Aveney

TIVE CHILDREN BURNED T0 DEATH   YOUNGSTERS PERISH IN TRAILER HOME NEAR MARTINSBURG, W. VA.

Nippon Is Back In Trade Again  Japanese Resume Advertising Wares

South Koreans Take Key Peak On East Front  Communist Artillery Lays Down Barrage On Heartbreak Ridae.

S. Koreans PunctuateWarning To Enemy  Capture Peak As Climax To Three Week:  One Bartling

Memory Fails Judge Derham In Land Case   ‘Probably’ Said Appraisal Figure Was Set Too Low

State Solons Favor Hospital For Here Resolutions Approved By  Both Senate And House Of Deleaates Tuesday

ASSEMBLY SUPPORTS WASHINGTON COUNTY   Resolutions Ask That Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital Be Loeated There

ceaineeaaiumniite, a ie, _ cuenmitiaaieeninadl KENYON STUDENTS HEAR FORMER CHANCELLOR

Cattle Disease Programs Voted In State Senate  Two Plans Aim At Brucellosis, TB Eradication

D.R. Was “All Things To All en - Always A Politician” As armer RFC Head Recalle Him

Jones Says Roosevelt  Sought War   Empire State Purchase Effort of President Told by Jesse.

Jones Depicts Roosevelt ‘As Ruthless Politician  Who Was Eager For Wai

Jones Calls FDR Tactics ‘Ruthless’   Sats in Memoirs Late President Wanted War

Jesse Jones Pens Bitter FDR Profile  ‘Eager for War’ Th Minnh Unitas

J esse Jones Says F.D.R. Wanted U.S. At War To Assure His Re-electior

Jesse Jones’ Book Reveals FDR as Ruthless in Politics, Eager tor War: Wanted to Buy Empire State Building

Ex-RFC Chairman Says FDR Welcomed World War II to Get Him Third Term

Roosevelt Sought World War to Aid  Political Aims, Jesse Jones Charges

Jesse Jones Says FDR Was ‘Total Politician’   Sought War to Assure 3rd Term Says Former Aide

Total Politician   Lalthethathasintth te clade tala dahcidcked  Jones Says FDR Wanted To Get Into World War To Assure Re-election

Jones, Former Aid to Roosevelt, CallsHim'Ruthless’ Politicianin Book

i\HERO’S BURIAL IN ARLINGTON. IFOR INDIAN DENIED INTERMENT 'IN SIOUX CITY MEMORIAL PARK

Indian to Be Buried in Arlington   Widow Accepts Offer of President; Barred in lowa.

Soldier Barred From lowa Cemetery Because of Race  Indian Will Get Hero’s Burial

aFrumtan Intervemes Whem...  Cemetery Bars Burial Of Indian War pre,

Body of Indian GI, Barred From lowa Grave, to Find Hero’s.Restin Arlinaten. .   “Offer Accepted

American Indian, Killed In Korea, ITo Be Rested With Nation’s Heroes

rest lent Interv. venes: Hero’ s Burial Assured  For Indian Killed In War

Two Little Girls Die Of Burns at ‘Woodward Hospita   Authorities Say Inmate Pushed Them Into Tub

CHURCILL SETS LIST OF TOPICS   Prime Minister : Arrives Next Week For Talks With Truman

Veep Secretary In RFC Hearing   Barkley Is Expected To Keep Secretary

fa ' ’ ’ » President Truman Mostly Answers No Comment fo Reporters at Today's Press Conference

Truman Has Little News   Reporters Given ‘No Comment’ Rosle Baneatedly

Fire Kills 5; Seore Hurt   Flames Race Through  Denver Club Building

Four Killed in Athletie Club  Fire, Denver   Six-Story Structure Is Devastated—Blaze Starts in Gymnasium

$5,000,000 Athletic Club Fire Kills Five   Others May Have Perished In Blaze At Denver Gymnasium; Fire Originates From Decorations

Flames Kill Four People   Residence” Building Swept By Fast ‘Fire

4 Persons Die  In Denver Fire  Blaze Starts in Gym; Many are Injured

Four Perish In $5 Million  Denver Blaze   Score fs Injured As Firé Destroys Athletic Club

Fire In Gym Kills 4, Does $5 Million Damage ‘to Denver Club Building

Senate Refuses To Grant Boost In Betting Tax   An Increase In Income Levy For Majority Seen Next Year

‘SENATE REFUSES TO  INCREASE NEW TAX   Levy On Pari-Mutuel Bettin; Would Kill Racing, Senators Claim

ONE MAN’S OPINION   Ky Walter Kiernan (Distributed by International Newa Mervice)

Allies Agree To Give  Up Islands Off Korea  In Major Concession   Good And Bad War News Analyzed By Ferguson

Teacher Quizzed In Slander Suit   Sues Board Member Of Fairmont College

Nation's Internal Security in Danger Says McCarran   Senator’s Statement Follows Meeting With FBI Chief Edgar Hoover

STABILIZER JOB SALES CLAIMED   Publisher Says Posts Of. fered In Exchange For Contributions

Chinese Drive Collapses, U.N Pushes North  Anglo-Americans Advance 7 Milee

7willman as The ‘Kingpin’ Bootle ooer  Been Sought by  Crime Probers as  a =r es 

Microwave Radio Relay Info Service   Amazing New Telephone, Television Setup Provided By String of Towers

New TV Hookup Ready by Sept. 4   Entire Nation Can See Jap Peace Parley.

Focus TV On Peace Conference   AT&T Opens $40 Million Coast-to-Coast Long Distance Relay System

U.S. Mildly Encouraged! Over Russia's Response’   Detailed Exploratory Talks Believed Needed Before Cease-Fire Proposal Can Be Effective

Transif Strike Ends at Detroit      Workers OK Terms Without Pay Hike

CLOTHING PRICE ROLLBACK NEAR   Formula For Manufacturers To Be Issued Soon—-May Bring Cuts To Reta Storeg.

 Government Is Set to Order ‘Roll, Back in Factory Prices For Some Lines of Clothing

Roll Back In Some Clothing Prices Seen  Government Order Expected This Week On Factory Prices

Clothes Next On List For Price Curbs   OPS Readying Order; Arrange Beef Parley

CLOTHING ROLLBACK DUE BY JU. S. DiSalle Is Happy As Cattle Pens Start Filling Up Again

OPS Prepares To Roll Back Basic Price Of Clothing   DiSalle Promises. “Order To Makers” ‘tin A Doy Or So’

U.S. To Order  RollBack In  Clothing Price DiSalle Encouraged As Cattle Shipments To Major Livestock  Ce pee Per a, Ske Pen

OPS Will Order Clothing Rollback  DiSalle Cheered By Beef Pickup

Government To Order Clothing Price Rollback   Factory Formula To Be Announced In “A Day Or So”

Clothing Price Rollback Next In Inflation Way  Eventual Cut _ At Retail Level - Atm of Order

ti) S to Order Rollback on Clothes Price   Manufacturers to Ge! Order: Meat Bevins to Move

U.S. to Order Clothing Price Rollback Soon   DiSalle Very Happy About Increased Cattle Shipments

DiSalle Reveals a Rollback in Price of Some Clothing   Factories Will Trim Prices Under Order Due in a Day or So

DiSalle Says Government. Gettin Ready fo Issue Rollback Order For Some Clothing Prices

PLAN T0 ORDER PRICE ROLL BACK FOR CLOTHING   DiSalle to Issue New Formuta, More Beef Hits _ Markets.

Order May Cut Prices Of Clothing   Spurt In Shipment Of Cattle To Markets Helps Cheer DiSalle

OPS Plans Price Cuts  On Clothing   Rollback To Affect Wholesale Prices; Beef Supply Grows

Formula Set for Clothing Prices  DiSalle to Order Factory Rollback

DiSalle Promises Clothing Rollbacks ‘In a Day or So’  To Cover All Forms Of Wearing Apparel, Prices at Pre-Korea

Rollback. Of Clothing Price Is Forecast   Many Doubt It Will Bring Lower *"Taas’ at Retail

Collision Kills Flint Patrolman  Fire Truck Smashes Into Police Car

Burns Home To Get ‘Relief  Couple With Property Can’‘t Obtain Aid

PSC OkaysCo-0; Steam Plant   Ark-Mo and Other Opposition Plan Appeal to Courts

Co-Op Steam Plant At Ozark Wins Approval   PSC Decision Will Be Followed By Court Hearings

Connally Would Slash Billion Dollars From Economic Aid  Section of Foreign Aid Bill

Lodge Will Seek Slash In Aid Bill   Economic Fund Cut Is Far Under Amount the President Asked For

STATE TAX UP DN RAILROADS AND UTILITIES   Increase of $384,211,393 Is Believed Record for Assesemant.

Record Utility, Railroad Taxes  State Assessments $23 Million Higher

Reds Bar 20 Allied Writers From Going  To City of Kaesong   Admiral Joy Says Third Day of Conferences Won't Open Until Newsmen Allowed to Pass; Optimism Is Expressed at End of Second Day

—FALLS CLAIMS VICTIM— Man Swept To Death; Brother Plans Attempt.

Daredevil Loses Life Over Falls  Went, Over Niagara In Rubber Barrel

Ride Over Falls Kills Stunt Man   Homemade Rubber Barrel too Weak

Hill Diesin Attempt to Outwit Falls In Rubber Barrel; Brother to Try Lucl

 ‘Red’ Hill, Daring Riverman, \Is Killed In Plunge Over \Niagara Falls In Barrel’

Daredevil Dies In Plunge Over Falls   Victim’s Brother To Attempt Same Feat On Next Sunday Only in Steel Barrel

Brother To Tempt Falls Fate  Riverman "Dies Trving Niaoara _—— In Rubber Barrel

200,000 Spectators Watch Daredevil Die In Niagara Falls Barrel Stunt

Homemade Rubber ‘Barrel’ Torn Apart  Daredevil Killed by Niagara Falls

JOME-MADE RUBBER BARREL FAILS  Daredevil Killed at Niagara Fails

Falls Kills Daredevil; Brother Will Try Next   Thousands Watch ‘Rubber Barrel’ Crash among Rocks at Niagara

Hill Loses Life At Niagara Falls   Device of Inner Tubes Fails Veteran of River Rapids

Hill's Brother Will Attempt Niagara Ride   Plans on Using” ‘Steel Barrel.

YOUNG FACES ACCUSER; RFC PROBE STARTS   Testimony Conflicts On ‘Influence’ For Loans

‘Perjury’ Hinted at RFC Hearing   Young, Accuser Differ on ‘Offer’

Senate Attempt. To Kill 18-Year-Old Draft Is Marked For Sure Defeat Today

Trio Is Held In $800,000 Bank Shortage   President, Cashier, Depositor in Alabama Accused by FBI Agent

ALABAMA BANK IS SHORT, MORE THAN $800,000   President, Cashier and Twe Others Arrested by the FBI.

Bank Shortage Is Uncovered In Alabama   Three Persons Are Held For Taking Over $800,000

$800,000 Missing: Three Arrested  _ 2 Men, Woman Linked f to Shortage at Bank

Trio Arrested For Shorfage   Over $800,000 Involved At Alabama Firm

RFC LOAN INVOLVED, SAYS FBI Bank Officials Arrested for $800,000 Shortages

Shift of Pin Gives U. S. Forces Air Supremacy in Exercises Southern Pine

House Speaker Sees Wind Up Early In Month   Taylor Expecting Assembly To Leave Possibly April 5

Streets, Liquor And Streams... . Legislators Face Series Of Issues

Legislative Talk Turns To Date For Adjournment   Taylor Forecasts Assembly Will Wind Up Work By April 10

Punxsy “Chuck’ Sees His Shadow   Sign Points to Six More Weeks of Cold, Wintry Weather

B-r-r-r... Six More Weeks of Winter! Punxsy’s Groundhog Sees Shadow Today

TO OFFER 31 CLASSES   Registration for Adult Edueatiog Courses Starts Tuesday Night

Sign-Up Period Three Days Next Week; Session  Opens Plcuare 13   NEW COURSE ADDITIONS

Bradley Certaiy Of Korea Victory   General Pleased By Visit to Front

Bradley Says in Korea We Can Win War If Truce Talks Are Broken Off

Thirty-six Sabres Tangle With Formation of MIGs in Second Successive Day of Air Battles.   RK. O. KS SEIZE TWO PEAKS IN THE EAST   Allied Infantrymen on Cen  tral Front Partly Clear Ridgeline of Commu  nist Defenders.

we HURRICANE SUDDENLY STALLS   Future Movement Uncer tain; Tampico Batiens Up for Blow

Mexico Girds For Hurricane   Army Takes Over All Cars And Trucks To Meet Emeraency

Tampico Gets Ready for Big Tropical Blow   Army Takes Over Cars And Trucks; Many Moved to High Ground

Army Takes Over Cars And Trucks To Move People To Higher Grounds At Tampico

Thousands in City Being Taken To High Ground   Householders Tying Down Roofs and Reinforcing Windows and Doors; Coast Guard Hunting for Distressed Ships.

East Coast Of Mexico Awaits Blow   Hurricane Point: Toward Tampico And Oil Fields

Gale Roaring Across Gulf Nears Tampico  Number of Persons   Number of Persons Being Moved from City to High Ground

Youth Development Councils Awaits Volunieer Site For New School Unit

Murphy Talks to President  Judge Hinted For Cleanup Job in Capitol

Truman Ready To Sweep Out Graft In Govt.   Thomas F. Murphy Certain To Take Part In Cleanup

N.Y. Judge May Head Big Purge   Prosecutor of Hiss Is Believed Slated for Cleanup Drive

Expect Judge Murphy to Get Leading Role   President Reported Anxious to Clear Names of Innocent

Truman Completes Plan To Clean Up Government   Detailed Program Expected Today, Although There May Be Same Delay

HST Discussion With NY Judge Tied To Cleanup   Murphy, President Confer Half Hour; No Announcement Expected On Subjec:

Tom Murphy May Be HST  Cleanup Man   Prosecutor In  Hiss Case Called

Truman Broom Is Recdy for Sweep   Alger Hiss Prosecutor Likely to Get Job of Government Cleanup.

New York Jurist Likely To Head Drive ‘Truman Gets Set to Start ‘Cleaning Up’

Truman Set To Launch Govt. Purge   D..8 ik DBeectina © Y   Racket-Busting N.Y. Judge Expected To Head Cleanup Force

TRUMAN READY TO TELL ABOUT CLEAN-I/P PI AN   Famed Prosecutor Of Alger Hiss Expected To Be Offered Key Role In Government Sweep.

Murphy To Take High Government ‘Clean-Up’ Post?   White House Announces Strapping Federal Judge, President Had Highly Profitable Talk; Results Of Conference Are Kept In Deep Secrecy By Executive

Truman Plan For Cleanup  Given Soon   Hiss Prosecutor May Be One Of Those Called To Help

Judge Murphy May Get Trumar Clean-Up Call   Alger Hiss Prosecutor Called to White House For Truman Parley

Murphy Reported As Key-Man In Truman Clean-Up   Judge Confers With President This Morning

A Final Flurry On Tax “Fix” Charges   Three Weeks’ Work by Committee Ends; Up to Truman Now   Final Plans of Chief Executive to Be Announced Shortly

Federal Judge May Be Chosen As ‘New Broom’  Murphy Is Rumored For Clean-Up Role

‘New Broom’ P rogram To  Be Revealed   Truman Expected toTell Details Late Today in Tax Scandal

Truman Due To Complete Plans Today   Thomas F. Murphy, New York Judge, Called To Capital

Racket Buster Judge Murphy Gets Key Role  _ Officials Who Betray as eee ee eg wc

Truman Gets Ready For Big US Cleanup —   Judge Murphy Of New York May Get Key Role Today

Judge Murphy in Huddle at White House   President's Aid Mum on Whether He Will Head Housecleaning

Murphy Due For Clean-Up Role;  Truman To Act   Famed Prosecutor Of Hiss To Confer With  President.

Truman Has Secret Talk With Murphy   Judge, Slated to Head ‘Housecleaning’ Board, Called to White House

JUDGE MURPHY LIKELY TO HAVE CHARGE OF JOB   Was Prosecutor Who, Sent Hiss to Prison, Headed Police Sweep

President Confers With New York Federal Judge Murphy, Who May Head Investigating Group

Murphy Meets With President; Results ‘Highly Profitable’   Reporters Had Failed to Find N.Y. Judge on In coming Planes, Trains

Nemesis of Hiss Believed Chosen For Inquiry Task  Truman Reported Speeding Plan on Sweepina Probe

President Shapes Corruption Drive: Report Due Today   Judge Tom Murphy Expected To Be Named For key Role

Conversations Described as “Profitable   Secrecy Surrounds White House Visit Of Famous Jurist

§. Koreans Seize  Town 26 Miles North of Parallel  _ Movement of Enemy Supplies to Assembly

Resistance Mounts, But Gains Made   Key Road Junction Of Kansong Taker By South Koreans

Allies Smash Through Mounting Enemy Resistance   South Koreans Plunge 12 Miles Up East Coast

UN Forces Smash Through Mounting Chinese Resistance   South Korean Troops Spearhead UN Drive, Meet Little Or No Opposition In Gains Of 12 Miles; On Other Fronts Chinese Put Up New Resistance Against Allies

Allies Continue To Advance Against Stiffening Foes  South Korean Troops Spear Up East Coast 26 Miles Beyond 38th

Seuth Korean Troops Spearhead  Latest Assaults Against Con fused Enemy—Advance Six to  12 Miles   LAST ESCAPE ROUTE HELD OPEN BY REDS

Red Resistance Grows as New Supplies Arrive   UN Forces Continue 6 te 12-Mile Gains in Fierce Fichting

Gls Win Back. All Territory. [Lost in Spring   South Koreans .. Capture Kansong,  26 Miles Over Line ‘

South Korea Troops Lead Allied Push      UN Armies Reach ‘ Kansong, 26 Miles Worth of Parallel

Senate Leader Declares Senators Do Not Attend Canereccianal Sessions

‘SCARE STATEMENTS’ SCORED  Federal Officials Are Accused Of Contributing To Inflation

Unarmed Former All-America Tackle ‘Coaxes Eight Prisoners Back To Cells

Slight Action ls Reported On Korean Front  Weather Conditions Hamper Air War And Ground Action

Air Force Pifots Get a Good Look:  Fail to Catch Saucer at 900- Miles- -an-Hour

Argument Expanding In Capital   Heated Words Being Bandied Around as Leaders Pick Sides   Another Story on Page 22

Mac. Arthur - _ Asset Or L iability ?  -—nenthetnmatneni Aenntaemcnttt  MacArthur’s Authority Poses Big Question In Washington

ONE GROUP URGES GENERAL BE GIVEN PROADER POWERS   Others Charge He's ‘Getting Too Big for Boots,’ May Become Liability   TRUMAN SILENT   Confers with Military Aides But No Details of Talk Are Revealed

MARTHUR STIRS UP CONTROVERSY IN WASHINGTON   Congressmen Divided on His Proposals to Broaden Action Against Chinese Communists.   TAFT WOULD USE SOLDIERS OF CHIANG   Truman Reported Consider ing Disciplinary Action to Silence General on Far  East Policy.

_BebKerrFurnithesSomeFuelTo , : Hot Controversy Growing Over  MacArthur in Nation's Capital

WaArthur Stirs Up Quarrel   Taft Backs, Kerr Hits General on Using Chiang Arm

UN INFANTRY DRIVES CLOSER 10 KUMSONG   Fresh Chinese Troops Are Thrown Into  Battle

Fresh Chinese Troops Defenc Supply Center  Allies Within 23   Allies Within 23 Miles Of Kumsong

Reds Make Fight For City As Tanks Attack in Mist; Fresh Forces Put in Line

Enemy Making Desperate Bid To Delay Drive   Fresh Chinese Troops  Guard South Approach To Battered City

Reds, Dug in on Hills, Try to Cheek Grinding Drive of Allied Infantry and Tanks.     U. N. FORCES LESS THAN 3 MILES AWAY   Enemy Resistance in West Collapses and Their Positions Fall Without a Shot.

Allied Tanks, Troops Smash To Within 2!2 Miles Of Big  Communist Base Of Kumsoneg

To The East, U. N. Teroog Fight Fresh Chinese Ri placements For Hill Wrestied From Reds Ae

SEEK ‘SHAGGY AND UNKEMPT’ BLOND WOMAN   Michigan City’s 2,000 Volunteers  Search

Further Into Cash Paid Boyle   Internal Revenue Bureau Involved In New Scandal

SENATORS DEMAND FEDERAL PROBE OF LOUISIANA CASE   Eight Indicted After Attempt To Clean Up Gambling  ye ee

TWO ARE FACING MURDER CHARGE   Lander Ray Gantt Of Gastonia One Of Pair Going On Trial In Cab Driver Killing Case.

Gen. MacArthur Being Hailed In Chicago Today   Long Program This Afternoon In Honor Of Hero Of Pacific

MacArthur Takes Off for Chicago   Will Be Feted — for Two Days in ‘Midwest Metropolis

Marshall Gives Figures to Senate Group  Secretary of Defense   Secretary of Defense Says He’s Shocked At Nation’s Letdown

‘Sen. Kefauver Prepares Valley Development Bil   Murray Also Urges MVA Along Pattern Of TVA Program

AMERICANS SHOOT DOWN TWO ENEMY PLANES IN KOREA   Damage Several Others in Clash in Northwest—More Than 100 Jet Fighters Take Part in Fight.   U.S. TANKS PUNCH THROUGH KUMSONG   Allied Infantrymen Push to Within 600 Yards of City Without Contacting Red Troops.

Two Red Jets Are Shot Down By U.S. Pilots   100 Planes Clash Over MIG Alley: Tanks Raid  Kumsong Sector Again

New Cold Front Is Due in Area   Freeze I, Expected In East  By Tomorrow

43 Persons Die In Plane Crash   Big Cuban Airliner And Small Navy Plane Collide Over Key West—25 Americans Among Dead— Sunbathers Witness Crash

Speed Record Shattered In - Big Auto Race   Lee Wallard Wins 500Mile Event With Averaae Of 126 MPH

Wallard Is New Racing Champion  Sets New Record   Sets New Record Of 126.244 MPH In Indianapolis

Lee Wallard Sets Record in 500-Mile Run   Speedway Champ Streaks Past Line Under Four Hours

Records Fall: One Crash Marks Race. No Injuries   Mauri Rose Rolls When Wheel Breaks; Pace So Hot Only Eight Cars are Running at Finish

Wallard Wins 500-Mile Auto  Speedway Race   Sets New Track Mark For Classic: Rose Has  Mishap But Not Hurt

French Fishing Boat Cut in Two in Fog   Ships Search Grand Banks for  Survivore-ot Crach

fran Frontier’ Post Fires On Soviet Vessel   Report Doesn't Say Whether Shois Were Returned By Russians

lranian Post Fires on Soviet Naval Vessel   Nation Says Red Ship Entered it Waters Near Astara

Russian Ship In Caspian Sea  Te a = ar =   British ‘Maneuver’ In Persian Gulf  Censured

Reports. t Ship ed On   t Naval Vessel d lranian Wate!  f Staff Says

‘Iran Post Fires  On Soviet Vessel; Brifish Cruiser Maneuvers in Gulf

Iranian Sources Say Government Soldier: Fired on Soviet Ship  Will Protest Against Presence of Vessel In Iranian Waters

Soviet Naval Vessel Draws Iranian Fire   Machine Guns Tumed on Russian Ship Reported to Have Invaded Iranian Waters.

Action Stirs Up Tension In Mid-East   Red Ship Leaves After 30 Minutes In Iranian Waters

Iran Reports Firing Upon Soviet Ship   Vessel Retired After Incident In Caspian Sea

lranian Guards Fire on Ship Of Soviet Navy   Red Craft Withdraws ‘From Caspian Sea Area After Shots

Jimmy, 13, Hides “Chawin Tobaccy,” Hobbles 15 Miles on Broken Leg

West Virginia Boy Of 13 Whp Limped 7 Miles Into Town On Brpken Leg Has Fun Hiding His ‘Chawiht Tobacey

Hides His “Tobaccy” From Nurse  ae 13. Limos To Hospital On Lea Broken 3 Weeks Aaqo

‘Mountain Boy Hides ‘Chawin Tobaccy’ From Nurse As Broken Leg Is Treated

Hides ‘Chawin’ Tobaccy’ From Nurse  Broken Les Didn’t Worry Youth, 13

Mountain Lad Hobbles To Hospital kkk a ee ce a? x kok W. Va. Boy. 13. Hides His “Chawin’? Tobacev? From Nuyrece 

But He Kept Chawin’ Tobaccy  Boy,13, Hobbles on Broken Leg To Hospital 15 Miles Away

[Mother Drinks; Father in Jail ‘Boy Who Dragged Broken Leg 15 Miles Given Kick by ‘Chaw’

Boy Hobbles, Hitchhikes 15 Miles With Broken Leg; Wins Over Nurse on Chawin Tobaccy

State Dept. Attacks Bill to Outlaw Reds   - Attorney General Says Measure Would Pack Pennsylvania Jails

Tax Conferees Agree To Cuts On Two Items   Telegrams And Baseball: Have Lower Levies Under New Rates

90 Known Dead In Mine Blast; May Reach 118   Seventy Seven Bodies Recovered By Sunday Night: Thirteen Still Below

Toll of Death In Mine Blast Mounts to 90   71 Bodies Are Recovered From Illinois Shaft With 19 More to be Brought to Surface  In One of Nation’s Worst Disasters

— impeded by Deadly Gas, Work to Brin ¢ Out Bodies a peed Oy eadtly Gas, Work to Grins Out Bodie:  V7 Known Dead in Mine Disaster

Mine :C/ficial And UMW Head Fear Death List May Go 118, Worst Since Mathers, 1928

Disaster Worst In 23 Years   John L. Lewis And Seeretary Chapman Fly To Scene Of Tragedy

Gov't Begins  Probe, Search Still Goes On   Mining Official Fears Casualties Mav Goto 118

Blast Victims May Top 100   90 Miners’ Bodies Sighted In Explosion-Ripped Pit

Known Death Toll Now 101 In Mine Blast  Gover nment Begins   Government Begins Investigation Of Tinois Disaster

Probe Sections Of Illinois Pit After Explosion   Lewis, Chapman On Scene; Grim Search Continues

Count Reaches i) As Federal Probe Begins  Interior Secretary,  lawic Ely ta Crona

Dayton ‘Man n VA Cas  FBI rr’ 12; VA Fraud Conspiracy Charges Are Filed

FBI Jails 12 In VA School Fraud   $183,000 Swindle Laid to Defendants

12 Are Arrested In Big VA Fraud   Four New York Men Are Named in $183,000  Conspiracy Try

‘China Lobby’ Probe Urged By Sen. Morse   To Intraduce Resolution

Probers Seek Cause of Air  Crash Costing 56 Lives   Wreckage of Florida-Bound Airliner Viewed by Investigators —Company Official Says Gasoline From Fuel Line of Heater May Have Caused Plane to Catch Fire as it Took Off From Newark, N. J.

M’Arthur Plans Speaking Tour  Will Discu a Er sign And Domestic iss

‘MAC’ PLANS 10 START ON TOUR   Six Major Talks On His Schedule, Savs One Source

Foreign, Domestic Issues... . ce ees est  MacArthur Plans Series Of Speeches

Major Speech Series Slated For M’ Arthur   Ousted Far Eastern Leader Will Deliver Ohio. Florida Talks

MacArthur to Give More Speeches; Taft Disputes Truman on General

Gen. MacArthui May Deliver Speech in Ohio   Planning Series Of Major Talks Around Country

RAISING HIS VOICE — -~ MacArthur Aide Hints Nation- Wide Speeches

MacArthur Is Planning Tour  Of The Nation   May Give Series Of Speeches On Current Issues

M Arthur Plans Major Speeches   Foreign, Domestic Issues Are Targets

TEXAS PELICANS SLEEPY HEADED   London Zoo Keeper Finds Gal, Ves, Ton and Tex Lazy

START OF UMT NEAR FOR U.S.      Draft May Be Killed In 18 Months

-UMT PROGRAM INSTEAD   Rath A A BUNA AUR BIN 8 S/R a  Vinson Sees Draft Halt in 18 Months

Halt fo Draft Seen in 14 Years   UMT to Make Up Slack, Vinson Says

May Halt Draft and Start UMT   Possible If No New  World Emergency Develons

Allied Patrols Along Front Mee Light Resistance   UN Consolidates Its Positions On Hill Mass On East Line

Air Line Pilots Oust President   Fight for Union Control Is Responsible for Action In AFL Directors Meeting

Richmond Man Leases Fraley Pavilion   Col. W. B. Rose Takes Over Business Next Week.

Even Indians Await Fine’s Tax Battle   Cornplanter Tribe Seeks $600 to Cover Cost of Improving  Woodland Roads

Indians on the Cornplanter Reservation Awaiting Outcome of Battle Over Taxes

Oil Man's Widow  bres. Blackwell Seve Ma:   Mrs. Blackwell Seys Man Posed Au Russlen Noblehdan. Got 11.900

Trouble Not a Stranger to Wife of an Army Sergeant   She’s Had Her Share in the Last 2 Days

East Germans Show Unrest   Farmers Rebellious; Steel Workers Riot

GOOD CHEST YEAR   Community Drive Exceeds Goal by $629; Board Hears Report

Tax Bill Fate Hangs on Caucu:  Schuylkill Delegation To Decide on Vote

Key Tax Votes To Decide On Revival Plan   Schuylkill County Group is Meeting To Decide Action On Proposed Levy

Fight Fans Riot At Theater  Many Fail to Get In For Showing on TV

GROMYKO FAILS TO DISRUPT MEETING PLANS   Russian Delegate Planning Blast At News Conference

OK Certain: Talks To End By Nightfall   Russian Pleas On Amendments ‘Out of Order’

Record Frigid Weather Fel   Midwest And Kentucky Bear Brunt Of Cold Air Hittina Netion

Sharp Cold PunishesMost Of Nation   Millions of Americans Shiver in Frigid Wave.

Cold Wave Sweeps Most of Country  Midwest, Kentucky Feel Hardest Blows”

Communists Beaten Back Three Times   Allied: Troops Gain In: West

Screaming Reds Charge Allied Units   , Whooshing Mortar Pounds Infantrymen _ As Reds Roll Down - U.N. Held Hillsides

Altied Forces Hold Against Red Drive Near Kumsong   Three Night Attacks Hurled Back.—Air Wor Maintains Hot Pace.

Allies Hold Hill Against Red Charges   Chinese Attack Fails To Regain Position

Allied Forces Repel Attack By Chinese   Screaming Reds Fail To Retake Hill Lost Friday

UN Forces Push Ahead On The Western Front   Allied And Russian-Made Jet Planes Clash For Eighth Straight Dav Over Korea Sundav

Screaming Reds Charge Allies  Fail To Capture  Aran Near Kumeana

Allies Repulse Three Atfacks By Chinese On Hills South Of Kumsonc   Screaming Reds Fail To Regain Positions Allies Took 3 Days Ago

UN Troops Hold New-Won Lines Against Chinese  Yelling Reds Open Pre-Dawn Attacks

Screaming Chinese Thrust Three Times at Hill Mass — But Allies Retain Control

CHINESE UNITS BEATEN BACK 3 TIMES   Two Russian Jets Damaged In Air Battle   NEGOTIATORS   Fail To Make Any Progress In Talks At Panmunjom: Red Proposal Rejected

Intantry Holds Hill Positions Against Charge  Of. Battalion Size Are Thrown Back

Three Assaults Are Hurled Back   Allies Retain Hill Mass; Fresh Enemy Division in Line

Foe Repulsed In Kumsong: Hill Attacks ©   Red MIGs Sighted, But Refuse To. Fight With Allied Pilots :-

Chinese Charge Allied Hill Area 3 Times And Fail   Mortar Fire Pounds UN Infantrymen As Reds Launch Attack

Wild Attacks By Reds Fail Regain Hills   Screaming Chinese Make Three Frantic Charges in Efforts To Reqain Ground

Enemy Fails To Regain Lost Ground   United Nations Tanks Escape From Knockdown Battle

Allied Soldiers Gain On Western, Eastern Fronts   Fifth Air Force Pilots Destroy 235 Enemy Supply Vehicles in Sunday Night Raids On Chinese

Allies Break Up Three Red Attacks   Screaming Chinese Attackers Driven Back in Assaults

ALLIES SLOG AHEAD ALONG WEST SECTOR   New Air Battle; Enemy Traffic Is . Heavily Damaged

Allies Halt Three Red Hill Attacks   Truce Negotiator: Deadlocked on Buffer Location

Communists  Thrown Back By U.N. Forces   Chinese Reinforcements Fail To Recapture Allied-Held Positions

THROW BACK RED ATTACKS   Screaming Chinese Hit Strongly Held Allied yi

Chinese Charge U.N.-Held Hills, Allies Hold On   Heavy Mortar Fire Pounds Positions As Attack Starts

Assaults by New Troops Fail; Gls ‘Hold Positions   Korean Air War Eases as Reds Avoid Clash With Allied Pilots

Frenzied Red Assaults Fail   Screaming Communists Repulsed Three Times

Allies Repulse Chinese Attacks In Kumsong Area  Truce Negotiators Still in Deadlock On Buffer Zone

Shouting Enem) Units Attack Hill Positions    Chinese Are Believed To Have Shifted New Men Into Lines

MiGs Refuse Air Battle   First Time In Nine Days Stayed Away From Reach Of Allied Jets

Allies Hold Hills Against 3 Forays;  Dogfights Continue  UN Makes Gains In East, West: One MIG Downed In Air Battle

Allies H olding  Kumson g Pass   Communist Jets Refuse To Fight UN Planes In New Development

SCREAMING REDS ATTACK ALLIED ‘HILL   Communists Hurled Back Three Times in Pre: Dawn Battle; 2 Allied Planes Downed.

Reds’ Attack  Near Kumsong Beaten Back   Screaming Chinese Fail Ir Three Attacks To Gain Allied - Held Southeast Of Town Of Kumsong

UN Repulses Wild Charges By Chinese   Bitter Fighting Reported In Korean Sector

Red Aitacks Hurled Back   Screaming Chinese Fail Three Times To Regain Positions.

Communists Charge Hill Three Times  UN Forces Ring Up Mile Gain on Western Front

Forces Of UN Cling To Their Hard-Won Hills  Kumsong Knocked Out, Not Occupied

Charge By: Screaming  Reds Beaten   Fail To Regain Positions Taken By Allies; Enemy Dodees Air Ficht

Allies Hana On Despite Heavy Mortar Fire   Truce Talks Fail To Progress; Enemy Convoys Pounded

Reds Fail In Bid To Regain Hill   Allied Planes In Dogfight Eighth Straight Day

Chinese Try Three Times To Take Hill   U.N! Troops Advance More  *Than 1,000 Yards on "East, West Fronts

1200 Union Countians Had Birthdays Since Oct. 1, License Sale Indicates

MANY FORGET AUTO LICENSE   Motorists Reminded Applications Now Based On Birthdays

11 STILL MISSING Fire on Vessel in Columbia Rive Believed Due to Short Circuit

Fate Unknown Vor Ll Lost In Ship Fire   Sparks From Electric Cable Start Blaze: 103 Others Rescued

Delay Ruling On Pay Hike Pattern  Johnson Baraains   Johnson Bargains For Labor Backing

New Wage Formula Is  Under Study   Stabilizer Wants Labor On Board

Future of Ball Club Here Dim   Oil City Athletics Will Have to Draw Better At Home Soon or Fold Ur

Future af Ball Club Here: Din   ‘Oil: City ‘Athletics Will Have to Draw ‘Better A

Burglars Remove $350.000 in Loot   Ransack Hope Hampton’: Mansion, Toke Huge Value in Gems, $15,000 Cash

Robbers Get $335,000 Loot   Money, Jewels, Fur Coat Taken From Ex-Movie Actress

Stayed Aboard Til Last Crewman Over The Side—  Rescued Survivors Hail Skipper’s Bravery

Captain Last To Leave Ship Sinking In Mid-Pacific Ocean   Two Men Badly Injured In Fire and Explosion At Sea

Overtime Bonus Money Wiil Be Problem For the Waae Stabilization Board

Official Price Scale For Retail Beef Set.   See Complete Table on Page $

Lawmakers ‘Argue Over RFC Probe   Capehart Wants Democratic Head To Be Questioned

Senators Not Together On Question Of Calling Boyle And Young To Testify

Teitelbaum s Charges To Be Investigated  — Oliphant’s Story To Be Heard Today, MeGrath. Saturday

Testimony Called For By McGrath   Quiz Demanded In 10 Days; Rep. King Orders Transcripts

TEITELBAUM'S CHARGES GOING TO GRAND JURY   McGrath Promises Investigation Into Shake Down Charges   ‘HAS CONFIDENCE IN FEDERAL ATTORNEYS

Attorney General Order: Investigation Of Story Told By Chicago Lawyer   Discrepancies In Testimony Bring Demands By Congressman For Study Locking Toward Perjury Prosecutions

PROBE TO START IN WASHINGTON WITHIN 10 DAYS   Attorney General Voices Confidence in Federal Legal Staff and Says He Will  Not Resign.   KING COMMITTEE HEARS 3 WITNESSL   Florida Broker Denies HE Told Abraham Teitelbaum That Frank Nathan Was  a “Blackmailer.”

Continued Mild   Results of Investigation to Be ‘Placed Before Federal Jury for Action Within 10 Days, Attorney General Says.

Justice Department Head Orders Inquiry as Lawyer’s ‘Tax Fix’ Promise Story Is Denied

McGrathOrders Tax Probe by Grand Jury   Investigation Begins Into Lawyer's Charge Of Tax Fix Promise

Grand Jury Probe Of ‘Fix’ Ordered   McGrath Launches Investigation of Story Told by Teitlebaum and of Many Denials

Grand Jury To Get Fix Testimony   Attorney General Defends Integrity OF U.S. Tox Attorneys

McGrath Launches Grand Jury Probe Into Attorney's ‘Shakedown’ Charge

McGrath Acts On Charges Of Shakedown  Justice Dept. May Seek Perjury Case

McGrath Orders Federal Inouiry Into Shakedown   Present Findings To Grand Jurors Within 10 Days

WrGraih Now-t0Anguire [nto Tax Extortion Claim   Confident Of Integrity Of is Steff, He Declares

Jury Probe Of Tax Fix Testimony Is Ordered Stories Conflict:  Prosecutions  ty ”.

Bishop Lamb Insta"!ation Ceremonies Are Arranged   Fayette Included In New Diocese

General Assembly Takes Recess, House Committee Will Try To Find Solution To Break Tax Deadlock   COMMITTEE TO MEET IN ASSEMBLY RECESS

Some Draft Boards Unfair To Student   Spokesman For Americar Council On Education Makes Complaint

Some Draft Boards Are ‘Prejudiced’ Against College Men, Council States

Council Claims Collegians Get ‘Bum’ Deal   Report Some Draft Boards Are Showing Prejudice

Red Feather Fund   U.S. Demands Time Limit For Disarmament Talks

Disarming Must Be In Time Limit   U.S. Willing To Go Along With Small-Natio Proposal! But Wants  No Dilly-Dallving.

AMERICANS FOR TIME LIMIT ON SECRET TALKS   Disarmament Discussions with Russia Must Not Be Drag: ged Out.

Laborites Poll High Vote“in Israel Election   General Zionists, Right-Wing Group, Take No. 2 Spot

Committee Named for Districting   Diehm to Head Study of Problem in the State Senate.

House Sends $5 Billion Bill  To President +   Levies on Personal Incomes Near 12% Excises Increased

Income Tax  Hike Votec   New Pay Withholding Slips to Become Effective November 1 Under Plan

To Envy of Other Wives————_—_—_— Wife Visits British Captain 3 Days Near Korean Front

Wife of British Army Captain Spends Three Days With Husband on War Front

RUSSIA FOULS UP BIG FOUR TALKS   Efforts Fail to Write Program For Peace

Ministers Break Up Meeting With No Pact Possible   Gromyko Shocked But Not Teo Much to Talk for 2 Hours

Big Three Break Talks With Reds   Gromyko Taken Aback As Disgusted Allies Call ‘Stalling’ Halt

Move Comes As Surprise  To Gromyko   Red Delegate Attacks Action’ In Fiery Speech

Deputies Tell Gromyko They Have Had Enough   Vituperative Speech by Soviet Official Proves Last Straw; Door Left Open for Reds to Reconsider.

Talks Ended By Deputies   Door Left Open to Plan Bie Four Parley

Efforts to Write Program in Paris for Big Four Conference Are Broken Off

Quake Damages 17 Harbor Oil Wells   Seventeen privately-owned oil wells in the harbor district  were damaged by the earthquake which shook West Long

Crossing Of . 38 In Force Made By U.S.   MacArthur Visits Korean Troops 13 Miles Inside Red Lines

U. S. Elements Meet Only Light Red Resistance To Aggressive Move   W. Korean Action Termed ‘Cautious’   American Jet Fighters Shoot Down 3 More Russian Type Planes

MacArthur Jeeps Across Parallel   Sees Conditions Favorable Despite 441,000 Reds

GIs Meet Only Light  Resistance   Crossing, Made Along 10-Mile Front, Is ‘Cautious’; 3 Red Planes Downed

Three Enemy Jets Downed By American  Sabre Craft  , os © : 2 2 oe   General Pays Visit To Frent, Acclaims UN Forces’ Progress

REDS GIVE WAY TO U.N. TROOPS ON PARALLEL 39   Chinese Offer Only Weak Resistance On Ten-Mile Line— U.S. Airmen Down  Three Planes.

Allies Cross 38th Parallel Along a Ten-Mile Front   Believe 63 Red Divisions Preparing for Assault: Airmen Hit Enemy Supplie:

.S. ADVANCE: IS CAUTIOUS, AGGRESSIVE   Elements of American Di. vision Meet Only Light Communist Resistance in Move Across Line Te day. —   MacARTHUR JEEPS = ACROSS PARALLEL 38   Visits ROKs 13 Miles: inside Red Korea; ‘Reports Huge Buildup for. En: emy Offensive. == ~

Parallel 38 Crossed on  10- Mile Front   Gen. MacArthur Jeeps Into Red Area, Cites Weakness

UN Across 38 “In Foree” on  10-Mile Front   American Jets Down  Three Enemy Planes— Allied Bombers Cut at Reds’ “Achilles Heel”

Allies Strike Hard at Reds’ Attack Builduy   Action Flares In Air; ‘Mae’ Surveys Front

U.S. Troops Ease across 38th Border   MacArthur Jeeps Into Red Lines; Sevs Enemy Weal

xls Meet Only Light Resistance: MacArthur Visits ROK Troops; Rail Network Hit

Allies Cross Parallel Line In Full Force   Elements of Yank Division Cautiously Advance Into North ’ Korean Territory

38TH PARALLEL CROSSED ALONG 10 MILE FRONT   Elements of U. S. Division Make Aggressive But Cautious Advance.

Yanks Crossing Of Parallel “Aggressive But Cautious;”’ U.S. Jets Supreme Overhead   Three Russian-Type MIG-15s Shot Down And Others Damaged; General Back From Front Says Conditions Still Favorable.

Red Resistance Reported Light; Planes Are Busy   Dispatches Report Crossing as Aggressive But Cautious Along 10-Mile Front; ROK Troops Visited by MacArthur Above 38th

Strong Column Moves Across 38th Parallel   U. S. Forces Advance Cautiously. Cammunist Offensive Forecast.

U.S. Units Cross 3th Parallel On 10-Mile Front   Yank Jet Fighters Down 3 MIGs; General Visits ROK Troops

U.S. Forces Cross Parallel In 1BigNumber:  waTe => _   MacArthur Visits Korean Troops Deep Inside Red Territory

MacARTHUR JEEPS ACROSS PARALLEL 38   Visits ROKs 13 Miles inside Red Kerea; Reports Huge Buildup for Enemy Offensive,

Jets Shoot Down Foe Planes; Lash Supply Routes   Ground Ferces Hit at Reds Over Border: Mac Visits ROKs

Reds Readying 63 Divisions For Big Push   MacArthur Visits the Front Above Parallel; Optimistic Despite Enemy Threat

Infantry Crosses Parallel in Force  Slight Resistance Offered by Reds

MEAT GOING UP, TOO?  5 To 8 Pet. Living Cost Hike Seen In Next Year

Leaders Scrap 2-Package Tax   Democrats Seek to Place Raise in Single Bill

2 Ex-Convicts Given $3 Million __ . Military Contract, Probers: Told

Enemy Slashes 30 Miles Behind American Lines   Aircraft Disquised With U. S. Insignia Bombs UN Position

REDS DISGUISE PLANE TO MAKE BOMBING RAIDS   UN Supply Route “1s Under Fire;--  ~ -- Chingju Threatened

 ° * r 500 Arrested in Investigation  Of Murder of Jordan’s Ruler

Assassination Of Lut. Wok f n..aae AbGuilan Lauses  Over 500 Arrests  _.. Relatives Of Former Mufti Of Jerusalem Among Those Jailed

NAB EX-NiLFTE KIN IN ROUNDUP OF S00 IN ASSASSINATION   Arab Legion on Guard to Suppress Outbreaks by Jordan Populaee   BYNASTIC FIGHT LOOMS   Anti- British Prince Talal Qutraged at Naming of Brother as Becent

Chinese Open Dam To Trap Advancing U. N. Forces   Contact Missing For Third Day —

Most of Day’s Fighting Is In North Korea   Ridgway Says Counteroffensive Will Be Checked

Reds in Effort io Half Allied Troops With Floodwaters   Opening of Reservoir Floodgates Faiis to Stem U. N. Tide.

Waters Rush From Huge River Dam   Deluge Fails To Roll Over U.N. Positions

Chinese Open  Reservoir Gates  Man-Made Deluge Fails to Trap U. N. Forces in Red Korea

County Sales of  Bonds S41.151.35   January “hk” Purchase: Below Those of Year Avo. Report Shows

AR SRERRRERALTALEIE  OLY U. S. Trouble Shooter Re fuses to Serve as Iran Messenger

Oil Messenger Role Rejected  By Harriman   Truman Aid Refuses To Deliver Iranian Ultimatum To Britair

Reply to iran Ultimatum Is Delivered   Threat to Britain On Stalled Oil Talks Becomes Hot Issue   In Settling Dispute

Harriman Will Not Serve As lran Messenger   U. S. Official Refuses To Take Message To British

Envoy Balks On Delivery of Iran's Message   Report Premier May Not Submit Nofe to British

Fears Situation May Get Worse   Refusal Termed Setback for Iran Premier Mossadegh

Harriman Balks At Being Bearer Of Oil Ultimatury   Troubléshooter Refuses To Serve As A Messenger

U. S. Trouble-Shooter Refuses Role  Tn Feuding Between Iran: Britain

Harriman Refuses To Deliver Iran’s Anglo Ultimatum   U. S. Envoy Is Opposes on Grounds Matters Would Become Worse

Trial Blast Of H-Bomb Possible  But No Hint   But No Hint Given As To Nalure Of Tests

‘New Atom Tests in Far Pacific   H Bomb Tests Probable At Eniwetok

ATOMIC TESTS START AGAIN IN PACIFIC   New and Improved Types of Bombs Are Rumored

ATOMIC TESTS START AGAIN IN PACIFIC.   New and Improved _ Types..of Bombs Are: Rumored o>

Acheson Says Allies Banned Air Pursuit   Other Nations Had Qualms Against Crossing Parallel

Talk Mounts Secretar  Will Step Out   Plan To Cross Into Manchuria Disclosed In Latest Testimony

OTHER NATIONS VETOED PURSUIT OF RED PLANES   American Proposal T'c Strike Across. Kor. ean Border Inte Manchuria Blockec By Allies.

Veto of US Plan To Pursue Enemy  Planes Disclosed  Allies Down Proposal To Follow Reds,  Avhecan Save

Acheson Says U.S. Proposed Brief Chases   Enemy ‘Sanctuary’ Called Grave Problem  In November Notes

Acheson Testifies That U. 5. Never Asked U.N. Members To Concur In Eliminating Korean Air Sanctuary

Secretary Reads Telegram Sent To American Embassies   CALLS “SANCTUARY” OF MANCHURIA “GRAVE PROBLEM” TO U.N. FORCES IN KOREA

‘Senators Told of UN Opposition   Brief Penetralion Ol Manchuria Not Approved by Allies

Acheson Says Allies Yetoed Plane Chasing   Secretary Declares   Plan Was to Pursue Reds Into Manchuria

Acheson Explains Why No Planes Cross Into Manchuria   Other Nations Veto Plan

UN Decision Blocked Air War in Kore:   Acheson Says That Allies Nullified Plans to Send War Planes to Manchuria

Bombing Of Manehuria  Was Vetoed   U.S. Proposed Going For Few Minutes But U.N. Turned It Down, Acheson Says

Acheson States  U. S. Proposed Chase Into China   Secretary Says U. S. Not Pushing Blockade Of Red China in U.N.

Acheson Claims U.N. Had Voted  Pursuit Plans   Says U. S. Proposed Chasing Reds Into Manchuria.

OKLAHOMA LIQUOR DEALERS WARNED   GOVERNMENT SERVES NO: TICE IT WILL ENFORCE STATE'S DRY LAWS.

Textile Workers Prepare Break   Pledge $100,000 To Finance Their Break Against Emil Reive

Hike in Milk Price For Area Awaited   Dealer, Producers Adopt ‘Wait-See’ Policy After OPS Okays 1-Cent Boost

US, Red Jets Duel 3of Foe Damaged   Reds May Have 3,000 Planes Ready to Throw into New Offensive

Allies Attempt fo Straighten Lines Before Offensive Opens   Report Chinese Readying Approximately ‘3000 Planes to Hurl at Exposed Allied Forces Now on Limited Patrol Offensive

Allied Line Moves Forward All Along Korean Front   Seventh Division Takes Amidong.—Jets Damage Three Russian “Migs”:

Fears Chinese May Throw In 3,000 Planes   Marines Bayonet Way to New Height: On Central Front

Division in Democratic Party Widens Steadily; Civil Rights Basic Issue

Congressmen Tell Joe Stalin Action Will Speak Much Louder Than ‘Words

Love Story That Began In Opera Ends in Girl Being Slain by Suitor

Accept China, Bevan Pleads   Left Wing Leader Sees Ally Tn Oriental Reds

American Jets Shoot Down 6 Enemy Planes   Reds' Ground Forces Resist Allied Attacks

Enemy Resistance Stiffens Along Entire Warfront —   Eight Chinese MIG’s Damaged in Aerial Fight Involving 108 Planes Near Manchurian Border

YANKS DOWN SIX RED JET PLANES   Eight More Enemy Jets Damaged; No American Losses

U.S. Jets Bag Six Red Planes An Air Battles   Enemy Reported Building Strength For New Offensive

14 Red Jets Take Count In Swirling Air Battle   Chinese Bolstering Ground Defense With Artillery on Central Front

GROUND FORCES HAMMER ENEMY NEAR 38TH LINE   Fierce Communist Resistance Along Front Hits At Passible New Chinese  Offensive.

—KOREA— Allies Bag Six Migs In Two Battles   Red Buildup For New Attack Seen

Buildup For New Enemy Blow Feared   Russian-Type Jets Active As Allies Advance Oy Ground

Ground War Grinds On  \Six Red Jets Downed By Sabre Jets in Korea

Jets Battle Over Korea;  Reds Moving   Resistance Shown Al Along Front; Third Offensive Seen

Forces Massing And War in Air Is Stepped Up   Resistance Stiffens As Allied Troops Fight Doggedly on

69 MIGS USED IN TWO BiG BATTLES   American Sabre Jets Shoot Down Six, Damage Eight   Reported More Aggressive Than Ever Before: U.N. Patrols Turned Back

American Fliers Shoot Down Six Reds, Damage 8  MIGs Out In Force As Chinese Indicate

CIO Formulates Plan to Avoid Union Disputes  Inter-Union Quarrels

CIO Heads Debate Plan for Disputes   Proposal Calls for Appointment of an Arbitrator

Union Leader: Seek To Avert ivil Strife’       ‘Haywood To Become ‘Top, Murray Aide In Organizations Set-Up

CLO. Leaders Offer Plan To End Squabbles   Broad Powers Due For Haywood Under Unions’ Peace Pact

Plan To Avert Union Warfare  Jurisdictional Rows - Would Be Eliminated By New Arbitrator

Edward Morgan Named fo High Price Post   OPS Enforcement Chief is June Morgan's Brother.

Investigations Set Up for Ohio   State’s Lawmakers Lay Probe Plans

Ohio House May Vote on Probe of Red Activities   Extend Bonded Debt Limit for Schools At Present Rate

Subversives Probe Vote Is Due Soon   Measure Passed To House Rules Committee

HST Pleads For Religious Unity  Says Mankind Faces Common “Red Peril”

Frost Fails ToHit North Kansas Areas  But Another Cool Night Is Forecast

President to Tell Fight  for Controls  Radio Address Thursday Night

Business Sets : Drive To Ease Federal Curbs   President To Address Nation Touight; Powers Act Expires On June 30

Nation to Hear Truman Tonight   Carrying Fight to Curk Inflatinn to Pannta

President To  Speak Tonite  Carrying Fight For Stricter Controls Over Radio TV

Truman Carries Controls Fight to the Nation   Goes on Air at 8:30 as Business Demands Scrapping Curbs

Truman Carries  Fight to Nation  President to Speak Tonight in Defense Of Control Measure

Truman Will Ask Public to Back Control   Radio Address Tonight By President on Need For Fight on Menace Of Inflation

Truman Set For Address .  ~ Will Carry Control Fight To Taxpayers

TrumanSpeaks Tonight on Neec For Controls  Senators Tell Meat Industry Controls Won't Be Lifted

Truman Carries Fight For Stricter Control Powers To Nation Tonight

Truman Carries Fight for Controls To Nation Tonight  Will Urge for Consumer Crusade Tr Disrch Evtancinan

President to Talk To Nation Tonight  Truman - Will Deliver Address Over Radio,

President Seeks Stricter Control Over Economy   Address At 9:30. To Urge Crusade By Consumers

Truman Will Talk To Nafion Tonight  Expected te Ask Consumer Crusade gu Conarem

Truman After More Strict Inflation Curb   Meat Industry Is In Spotlight Due to Control

Truman Carries Control Fight To the Nation   President Slated To Make Address On Radio Tonight

President to Talk To Nation Tonight   Truman Will Deliver Address Over Radio, TV Regarding Control:

TRUMAN BRINGS CONTROLS TALK TO U. S, TONIGHT   President To Ask For Stricter Inflation Control Powers--—  _ Address Begins At  9:30 p.m.

iruman Carries Inflation Fight loNafion foday  Speech At 9:30 p.m. Will Seek Consumer  Crusade On Congress

President Carries Kieht For Tightening ¢ ‘ontrols To U.S. People Tonight

Consumer’ Crusade May Be Asked  President Speaks Tonight at 9:30

Truman Takes Control Bid To People Tonight   Will Speak At 10:30  As Business Urges  Scrapping Of Curbs

Business Seeks Lighter Curbs   Senate Committee to Vote on Straight Year’s Extension

Demands Grow For Curbs To Be Scrapped   Truman’s Television. Radio Broadcast To Start at 9:30

Truman to Carry Fight for Stricter Control Authority to Nation Tonight

TRUMAN TAKES CONTROL FIGHT TO THE PUBLIC   Goes on Air Tonight to Urge Consumer Crusade on Congress.

Truman To Talk lo Nation On Economic Curbs  Business Asks That Controls Be Ended Or Linhtened

Foot Troops Meet Fierce Resistance   Biahs Off After-Darl   Fight Off After-Dark Probing A Attacks By

Temperatures   Reds Battle Grimly To Stem Advance; U.S. Destroyer Hit

Mile Gains Are Made On West Front   Reds Wage Fierce Battle To Stem U. S. Advance; Few Advances On Heartbreak Ridvea

Some Units Gain More Than Mile   Reds Battle Fiercely to Stem U.N. Advance

U. S. Ist Cavalry Slashes Out Gain Of Mile In West   Reds Hold Allied Advance to Minimum In Mountainous East

Eight Navy Men Killed On Vessel   Destroyer Hits Mine Off East Coast of Korea; 19 Persons Injured  ee  . ‘ee ie Tt a »    Attacks Reported   Allies Stage Pushes in Vicinity of Heartbreak Ridge

Reds Fight Fiercely To Stem Tide   Heaviest Fighting Is Along Western Sector Of Front

U.N. Advancing Desnite Fierce Red Resistance   Communists Battling For Every Inch Of The Front,

Drive Reds Back More Than a Mile   Enemy Still Holds Eastern Peaks; Navy Says 2 Ships Hit

U. S. TROOPS GAIN IN KOREAN DRIVE   First. Division: Cavalrymen Sah VGanee la Wasp 72

Fierce Fighting Rages Along All Fronts In Korea; Only Limited Gains Reported By U. N. Offense

Americans Hack Out Mile Gain  Reds Fighting Fiercely to Stem Advance

Cavalrymen Move Forward In Korea   Communist Troops Hold Back Attacks  In East Mountains

CIO Drive To Raise Steel Wages Opens   New Demands Are Mapped By Union Policy Committee

Steelworkers’ Contract Terms To Be Mapped  Murray Assembles Wage-Policy Group

Wage Boost In Steel Sought By ClO Union   Ceilings Changed To Levels Of Last Januarv

C10 Prepares Drive for Hike In Steel Pay   Wage Group Maps Union's Demands For New Scales

CIO. Opens Drive To Hike Pay Of Steelworkers   Murray Assembles Steel Wage-Policy Committee To Map New Contract Demands; Situation Holds Possibility of Eventual Steel Industry Strike

C.1.0. Drives For Raise In  Steel Mills   Murray Goes Over Contract Demands With Policy Group

STEEL WAGE HIKE SOUGHT BY C10   Murray Gathers Aides _To Map:New: Contract

British Plan Big Increase In Arms Cost   Bill $448° Millions More Than Expected; Prices Due For Increase

The Weather   Record TNT Blast Rips Utah Desert  160 Tons Biggest   160 Tons Biggest Underground Explosion Yet

'Reds Operate 4 Vast Underground Armament Plants In East Germany

Escaped Workers Say Soviets Push Arms Plants, One for Poison Gas

48th Among 48 States—  Brands Missouri as Slowest State on Public Health

Says State Lags in Support of Public Health Nursina   Missouri Director of Program Says Missouri Ranks 48th in Funds.

Nurse Says Missouri Slowest State in Nation To Aid Health Projects

Establish Trainees’ Loan Fund   Money Is Planned To Aid Prospective Linotype Operators

Body of Slain Woman Found  California Searching Party Makes Discovery

Women’s Body Found in Quarry   Mrs. Doris Cook Had Been Missing Since Her Husband Was Shot to Death

Tragic End To Search   Find Body of Missing Wife of Slain California Man in a Quarrv

BODY IS DISCOVERED   Young California Mother Found By California Searchers

Searchers Find Mother’s Body In Deep Quarry   Air Force Sergeant Held As Officials Seek Leads In 2 California Deaths

Discovery in Quarry Near Riverside Ende Desperate Search by Officers and Citizens

Find Body of Missing Wife Of Slain Youth   Inds Intense Search Started 2 Days Ago; Suspectein- Custody —

Sergeant Held As Suspect in Double Killins   Admits Accident in Moustains Involving Pair Laicr Found Dead

Girl’s Body Discovered  In Quay <   Was Wife on Found Shot in alifornia 4d Miles Away

Ike To Watch Big Navy Show   Mighty U. S. Fleet Begins Maneuvers

enhower Is impressed With Might American Fleet in. Mediterranean

Exercises Impress ee ea  Eisenhower Sees 6th Fleet In Mediterranean

IKE" WATCHES U.S. NAVY POWER   General Views Demonstra. tions Of How. Navy Oper. ‘ations Can Help Defend Europe.

Mighty U.S. Fleet Opens  Maneuvers   Eisenhower ‘Visibly Impressed’ By Show In Mediterranean

N. 0. Cotton   New York Cotton   Soybeans   Aamirar ike ywratcnes Mighty rieet-— Yank Naval Force Can Help Defend Europe

Eisenhower Impressed By Bristling — U. 8. Naval Displav In Mediterranean

Allied Tanks Enter, Quit Red Kumsong   1,277 Communists Counted Dead in 94.Hour Period

Kumsong Being Pounded By Big Guns Of Allies   Enemy Suffers Heavy   Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses In Defense Of Kumsong Area

A Foreign Policy For Americans ——  President’s Power To Dispatch Troops Disregards Public

A Foreign Policy For Ameri  U.S. Role In World Must Be Tailored To Guard Liberty At Home

WEDEMEYER HAS ASKED TO RETIRE   “Highly Rated Made Request . Two Weeks Ago

Wedemeyer Asks to Quit!   Report—Famed General. ‘Seeks Retirement - 

Plan To Retire Is Announced  By Wedemeyer   Noted General Silent On Reports He'll Become University President

Enraged Farmer Killed With Bat  Threatened Trio With   Threatened Trio With Gun After Dismissal

COMEBACK ATTEMPT OF CURLEY FAILS   John B. Hynes Re-Blected Mayor of Boston by Overwhelm. ing Matority.

WILSON URGES LABOR TO BE MORE TOLERANT   Says Charges And Counter-Charges Could Harm Nation’s Mobilttation Effort

Mobilizer MakesAppeal ToLaborMen   Urges Leaders To End ‘Charges,’  ‘Reertuinatione

UNITY IS. SOUGHT BY DIRECTOR   _ Wilson, Mobilization” Head, Urges Labor.”  To End Recriminations

Support Asked by Wilson   Mobilization Chieftain Urges Labor To  Cooperate

Union Leaders Urged To Back Defense Plans   Wilson Refuses To Share Power With Labor Secretary

‘Denies Warehouse Deals  Fired RFC Aide Was Active ‘In State’s Progressive Party

We Deliver Atom Better: Navy Chief   Carrier Planes Best Weapon Near Coasts, Admiral Declares

RED CROSS SWIMMING PROGRAM IS NOW IN ITS FIFTH WEEK   * Over 1,300 Young People From Two Counties Are Taking Instruction

Bandit Raids Vegas Games, Gets $21,000   Gunman Gets Into Club With Ruse, Holds Up Cashiers

Las Vegas Club Loses $21,000. To Lone Gunman   Locks Cashiers And Guard In Vault And Makes Getaway With Greenbacke

'‘Doughboys’ Offensive In Korea Slowed To A Crawl By Red Defense

Spearhead Hits Main Enemy Foree   Ready For Attack If It Comes, Gen. Almond Says; Warships Pour In Bie Shells

Allies Stopped By Diehard Reds  Forward U.N. Patrols Make Several Hundred Yard  NAVAL GUNS OPEN UP  See Evidence That Chinese Are Bolstering Weak Supply Lines

Enemy Slows  U.N. Advance   Foe Rushes Reinforcements to Front; Allied Ships, Planes Blast Town

Allied Drive Hits Stiffer Resistance   Advance Is Laborious; Navy Pounds Town On East Coast.

RED RESISTANCE SLOWS UN DRIVE, NOW IN SIXTH DAY   BATTLESHIP “MO,” NAVAL TASK FORCE BLAST COAST TOWN

‘Allied Troops Apparently At Foe's Main Line   U.S. Warships And Planes Hit No: Korea Port

Believe Allies Hit Main Body Of Red Force   Supply Columns Seen Moving South Toward West Line

UN Troops Strike Main Red Force   Advance Slowed As Enemy Resists Stubbornly; Navy  Bomborde Kanenana

Diehard-Red Resistance Slows U.N.   Hit Main Enemy Force on Frozen Korean Warfront

Reds Stiffen Resistance; Allies Gain  Officer Hints Enemy’s Defense Line Reached

Doughboys Hit Main Red Army   Allied Offensive Is Slowed to Crawl; Navy Guns Rear

Diehard Red Resistance Limits U. N. Units To Advance of Few Hundred Yards in West Sector.  NAVY’S BOMBARDMENT HEAVIEST IN MONTHS

U. N. Naval Guns Pound Coast Town   Main Enemy Force Believed Contacted By Allied Patrols

Main Enemy Force Hits Front Line In Advance   East Coast Blasted By Allied Warships Standing Off Shore

Naval Ferce Shells Town In N. Korea   Supply Vehicles Of Reds Seen Moving  Southward; Allies  Gain on Flank

Allied Ships Batter East Korean Port   Doughboys Slowed By Die-Hard Resistance _ In Western Sectors

UN Spearheads Slowed To Craw! In Frozen West  ‘Big Mo’ Leads Naval Attack On E. Coast:

Contact May Be Had With Main Red Body  Flank Gains Up To Six Miles Are Recorded

Enemy Digs In for Stand; Navy Power Rips Port   Chinese, North Koreans Rush Convoys, Troops to the Front

Allied Push Blocked by Red: Defenses   U.N. Soldiers Clash * With Chinese Troop ln Winter Offensive

Allies Contact — Main Enemy Line In Western Area  Other Units Move Forward on Flank In New Offensive

May Have Contacted Main Red Force Along Western Front; Warships Shell East Coast .

U. S. FLEET SHELLS RED PORT CITY   Battleship Missouri, With Task Force and Carrier Planes, Batters Kansong on East Coast.   " ALLIED ADVANCE IS SLOWED IN WEST   Believe Main Red Force Encountered Below Seoul; Enemy Rushing up Supplies to Front.

Believe Limited Offensive Smacks Into Main Enemy Force — Battleship Missouri And Carrier Planes Plaster Kansong, 25 -Miles Above Parallel

Reds Slowing Allied Move   Diehard Resistence Points Te Arrival Before Mein Mein Enemy Force

Planes, Ships Pound Bridges   Allies on West Front Encounter Resistance

Heavy Naval Bombardment In N. Korea   Forward Units Advance Only Few Hundred Yards Gain On Flank

Advancing U. N. Troops Believed Approaching Chinese Defensive Line As Red Resistance Grows

Allied Spearhead Slowed to Craw! UN Warships Pound  hast Coast Kansong— Casualties Are Heavy

Naval Power  Rips Base On East Coast  Troops Gain Up To Six Miles On Flank

Allies Near Main Enémy Force in West;  Drive Slowed   Warships, Carrier Planes Hurl Steel at Coast Town of Kansong

U.N. Runs Into Main Red Force   Port of Kansong on East Coast Shelled By Navy Task Force

.imited Offensive Reduced To Crawl By Stiff Red Resistance —- Naval Power Throws Shells And Bombs Into Kansong, 25 Miles North Of 38th Parallel — USS Missouri Fires More Than 1,000 Rounds In First Hour Of Bombardment

Navy Pours Shells On Portas U.N. Gains are Limited   Believe Main Enemy Force is Now in Contact

Offensive Slows to  A Crawl   Diehard Red Resistance As Main Body of Enemy Apparently Is Met   GAIN ON A FLANK   But Advance Is Measured In Yards Against What May Be Big Red Line

Allied Drive Slowed Down   Diehards Delay Push As Naval Ships Aid With Heavy Fire

Har d-Firing Reds Slow Allied Push   ULN. Warships Blast Kast Coast Pori

Spot Enemy Movements Toward Line   Navy Joins in Barrage Against North Korea Town

ATTACK SLOWE AS REDS RESIST ON MAIN FRONT   J. N. Troops Apparently Reach Chief Force Of Enemy— War Vessels - Shell Foe On East Céast.

ALLIES UP AGAINST MAIN ENEMY FORCE ON WESTERN FRONT   Advanced Allied Units Suffering Heaviest Casualties of Offensive; Heavy U.N. Naval Force Pounds Korean East Coast.

Allied Offensive Rams Into Main Fnemy Defenses in West Korea   Naval Forces Plaster East Coast Town of Kansong and South Korean Division Drives Into Kananuna, But Main Attack Slows Down

Believe Allies Have Hit Main Defense Line   Mighty Mo Pours 1,000 Rounds of Shells Into = North. Korean Town —

Believe Advance Units Have Hit Main Body Of Chinese Forces   Gains Measured in  Hundreds of Yards   Missouri, Other Craft Sheli Kansong; Allies Push North of Suwon

Yanks, Leading Allied Offensive, Slowed by Diehard Red Resistance   U.N. Units May Have Reached Main Defense Line

Allied Offensive Halted by Stiff Enemy Resistance   Naval Forces and Planes Throw Murderous Fire at Coast Town of Kansong.

Allied Surge Is Slowed by Reds Defense   Belief. Expressed That UN Forces Have Now Encountered Main Line of Communists

Main Enemy Force May Have Been Contacted   Hundreds of Red Vehicles Heading Toward Battle Line

‘Main Enemy Line Believed Hit By UN Offensive   Mass Of Red Supply Va hicles Seen Moving Southward; Warships, Planes Rake Coast Town

Doughboy Push: Slowed Down By Diehard Reds   Gls Apparently:  e Have Hit Main Enemy Force ~

SPRING GROVE SOLDIER WOUNDED SECOND TIME   Pfc. Robert N. Braham, 25, Removee To Field Hospital In Korea, His Family Is Informed

More Than 3,000 ‘Want Names Included In Gov ernor’s Greenbag   SECOND PORTION OF ASSEMBLY UNDERWAY

JUST BY CHANCE Players Drop $43, 310, 000. To Silver State Gamblers _

Third Tragedy In Greenfield Area In Month   3 Children Sent Out ir Foggy Night to Home of a Neighbor

Children Sent Out By Father   Financial Worries Believed Responsible For Tragedy in Nighi

TWO DcAD IN GREENFIELD o JRO TRAGEDY   Farmer Shoots Wife, Orders Three Children to Leave, Kills Self.

Four Main Bodies Set For Assault   Allies Fortily Positions With Wire And Sandbag:

Red Convoys Are Heavily Damaged   Vengeful South Koreans Hit Hard in Attempt to Retake Hills -

ENEMY CONVOY SMASHED BY U.N. PLANES  Powerful Allied Aerial   Powerful Allied Aerial Fleet Makes Savage Attack on Communists.

UN Planes Smash Foe's Supplies   South Koreans Seek to Regain  TL... OL}.

116 UN Planes Blast 100 Commie Vehicles, 28 Barges in North Korea

Moscow Still Insists On Setting Terms   Agenda For Big Four Meeting Is Set By Reds

Cleaning Firm Located Here Changes Hands   Ex-Airline Pilots Have Purchased Mercury Cleaners

Cleaning Firm Located Here Changes Hands  Ex-Airline Pilots TT Tineke nn   Ex-Airline Pilots Have Purchased Mercury Cleanera

England Would Give Up Formosa   Propose That Isle Be Turned Over To Communistic China

Wants Foe To Be Heard On Jap Program   Views Reportedly Sent This Nation About 10 Days Ago

Let Formosa Go to Reds, British Say  Want Chinese To Help Map Tavanese Pact

British Propose Giving Formosa  To Chinese Reds  Also Suggest They Have Part In Writing Japanese Peace Treat

BRITISH WANT RED CHINA TO HAVE FORMOSA  London Also Proposes Md Pec emipertote   London Also Proposes That Communists Be Given Voice In Jan Treaty. .

Dutch Cabinet Quits, ‘on European Defense Fand New Guinea Policy

Dutch Cabinet Resigns Today   Attacks in Parliament Made on Government's Defense and Policies

Dutch Cabinet Resigns As Body   Protests Defense Policies Of Govt.

Dutch Cabinet Members Quit  Government Policy Attacks are Blamed

Cabinet Quits in Netherlands  Dutch Defense Row Follows Ike‘s Visit

Dutch Cabinet Quits In Row Over Defense   Head of Army Fired for Ad- yocating Buildup of  Armed Force

Cabinet Quits In Netherland Defense Split   New Guinea Policy Also Under Fire In Parliament tranhbhlo

Brannan To Welcome Probe Of Spending   Agriculture Dept. Head Reported To Be Cooperative

Brannan Reported As Welcoming Probe Into Agency's Handling Of Surolus Farm Producis

Senators to Ask For Probe of How Surplus Is Handlec   Storage of Many Items Involved In Criticism

Tells Congressmen  Brannan Welcomes Probe Into  Agency’s Farm Surplus Work

ON FUND HANDLINC   $10 Billion of Surplus Farm Products May Be Due  for Inquiry

Not Afraid of Probe: Brannan   Agency's Handling of Surplus Farm Goods Draws Fire

Brannan Is Said Ready For Probe   Reported To Have Told Congress He Will Welcome It

Senators Ask About $10 Billion   Brannan Says He’s Glad to Explain Surplus Handling

Brannan Says He Welcomes Investigation . eo:  $10 Billion Farm Sur ‘plus Deals Watched By Probers

U.S. Air Crews Standing by With Orders To.A-Bomb Russia If Reds Attack Europe   Planes and Men-Selected, With Directives To Strike Designated Tarcets "ge

Air Crews Ordered to Atom-Bomk \Soviet If She Attacks in Europe.

 A-bomb Targets Picked and Crews are Ready Jif Russia Launches an Offensive in Europe

— READY, CANNON SAYS —  Red Attack Would Get  A-Bemb Reply by U. S.

Reds Attempt To Put Halt To Shooting   Foe’s Dawn Assault Regains Peak From U, N.

Tank-Led Allies Retake Wonju And Its Airstrip   Heavy Engagement Rages Along East: Central Section

Nearly 50 Aircraft Tangle Over Korea; No U. S. Planes Loat   Several of Enemy Ships Damaged   Ground Fighting Flares Near Tangyang; Reds ' Pocketed by Allies

28 Enemy Craft Tangle With 33 American Planes   Ground Battle Raging Southeast Of Tanayang

Russian-Made Ships Blasted Out Of Skies   Dazzling Speeds Are Displayed As Jet Shine Tanale

One Other Listed “Probably Destroyed” With Two Doubtful Kills and Several Others Damaged; Ground Battle Flares T: The Southeast Of  Tanevane

U. S. J ets Win Big Air Battle In North Korez  Yalu River Scene - Of Clash Between Sabres. Red MIG’s °

Russian-Made Ships Blasted Out Of Skies  Dazzling Speeds Are Displayed As

Heavy Ground Battle Flares Near Tanayang  U. S. F-84 Thunderjets Down Four MIGs In Aerial Battle

Verbal Fireworks Flare As Opposing Lawyers Clash In Bankhead Hearing,

Wilson Sees Severe Shortage of Metals in 1952  Civilian Goods to Be Slashed

Reduction In Civilian Goods Seen Next Year   But Government Expects Enough To Take Care  Of Normal Needs

Civilian Goods To Be Slashed But Enough For All Forecast   Use of Metal in Many Household Appliances To Be Cut Further Beginning on Jan. 1

Sufficient Home Appliances Seen Despite Cutback   Production Will Be Slashed 11'2 Per Cent

Further Cut in Civilian Goods To Aid Beignse   Use of Steel And Other Metals Will Be Restricted

FEWER CIVILIAN ITEMS 10 BE MADE   BUT SUPPLIES ARE ED PECTED TO BE SUFFICIENT TO MEET NORMAL NEEDS.

More Cuts On Civilian Items Due   Use Of Metal In House: holder Goods To Ee Cut 11 Per Cent

Cut in Civilian Goods Predicted By End of Year   Normal Supply, However Seen By Government Production Head

U.S. Warned Of Shortages   Production Of Consumer Appliances  Will Be Slashed On January 1

Civilian Use Of Metals Waits Slash   Government Readies 11144% Cutback, Effective on Jan. 1

Defense Effort Will Restrict  Civilian Items   Production Leader

Civilian Goods. Cut Promised But Not Drastic   Metal, Household Appliances Reduced

B-29’s To Salute Neosho On Armed Forces Day Saturdas  Three Bombers From Kansas Base Over  Here At 1:17 P. M.

Pilot Suffers Lengthy Quiz   Military Information Queries Refused

KKK KK Y GEN. MARK CLARK IN  TOKYO TO CONFER WITH MACARTHUR’S COMMAND

The A- Bomb and You  M ental. Attitude Determines Value of Civilian Defense

The A -Bomb. and, You. me ea ar ‘Me ajor Role in M edicine’ ‘Set for Peacetime Atoms

‘The A-Bomb and You . : ‘Medical World Knows More ‘On Radioactivity Than Cold:

The A-Bomb and You ; - ;  Nuclear Energy Conversion To Peacetime Not Practical

Adeairal Milo. Draemel! Pay: Tribute To. Pioneers 3  Who Seved’Tract -

Expect Truman Will Sign New Controls Law  Action Must Be Taken On Measure Before Midnight

Senate and House Action on Control Program Blocks Several Planned July Regulations 

Truman Signs Extension Of Controls Bill   Feature Prohibiting Price Rollbacks Is Blow To President

Two Passenger Streamliners  Meet Head-On   New York-to-Orleans Crescent Speeds Into Southern Railway's Southerner; Freight Wreck in Idaho.

10 Bodies Found, Three More Seen   Two Diesel Engines Mee! On Rail Overpass

CROMYKO READY TO MAKE BID FOR NEW TREATY   Report Reds Plan To Disrupt Meeting For Treaty Signing

Expect Gromyko To Make Appeal  Russian Envoy To Ack Raviced Treaty

Expect Gromykc Ready To Blast Japanese Treaty   Soviet Foreign Minister Returns For Treaty Session  DO., DIfOmm +t Lilice

Peace Parley May Snag on Red Proposal   Sources Indicate Showdown at Hance On Japanese Pact

FINALISTS AT K. U.   Thirty State High Schoo Seniors Try for Summer field Awards

lowa Woman Flees Captor Who Suicides  Talks Way Out Of Ordeal With Deranged Man

Attractive Widow Talks Her Way te  Freedom From Gun-Toting Intruder

Dewitt, la., } oman Captive 4 Hours in Her Home, Death Threatened         Terrorist Fads Life

ClO Seaman Win Major Strike Fight Walkout Goes  On Over Date Of Agreement

New Atomic Bomb Tests Are Planned   AEC Chairman Says Trial . Of British-Made Bombs Would Mean Changing Law

A.E.C. Plans Atomic Tests   Chairman Doesn’tReveal Where New Experiments Will Be

New York Stocks   N. O. Cotton *   New York Cotton   U.S. Plans More A-Bomb Tests, Dean Says

British Bomb May Be Fired United States Plans to Make New A-Bomb Tests

U. §. to Hold More Atomic Weapon Tests   Dean Says Details on New Experiments Are Not Worked Out; Plan: Are Being Studied

Freed Fliers:  To Finish  Story Today Intelligence Making Detailed ‘Study,

Three Die In Fires   comee Estimated As $3 Million in Three Blazes Over Nation

Three Perished In Fire Sunday   Damage Runs High as $2,000,000 In Three Blazes

Strange Calm Falls Over Battle Front  In fantral Macane ahh VURULIGIE AUI GG   Mounting Speculation Reds Have Folded Their Tents And Quietly Stolen Away

Strange Calm Falls Over Battle Front. In Central Korea   Mounting Speculation Reds Have Folded Their Tents And Quietly Stolen Away

Debate Turns To Slaughter Quota Issue   Bricker Leads Fight To Keep Flat Ban Fixed On Livestock

May Junk Slaughter Quota Ban  Would Block Meat   Would Block Meat Black Markets, Maybank Asserts

OPS Quotas On Slaughter May Be Reinstated   Lawmakers’ Pane! Debates Contents Of Controls Bill

Senators Attempt To .ron Out Dispute Over Quotas On Livestock Slaughter, In Study Of Economic Controls Plans

FIGHT PLANNED TO BLOCK MEAT BLACK MARKETS   Chairman Of Committee To Reshape Controls Bill Is Confident Of Action By  Congress.

MEAT BLACK MARKETS FEARED Conferees Split On Ban On Slaughtering Quotas

ONE SENATOR'S VIEW  May Eliminate Flat Ban On Slaughtering Quotas

‘Cease-Fire’ Probe Looms, Called Fiaseo   Republican Rep. Short Says Denials Are Proof Confusion Is New Polic

Short blames Korea ‘Fiasce’ On Confusion   Honse Republican Seéks  Pentagon Explanation Ties Kieten: Pewee Bes

Becision Affects 45 States Price War Hinted in Wake Of} High Court Fair Trade Ruling

FAIR TRADES DECISION BRINGS VARIED REACTION       me Price Battles Loom in Some States, & Others See Little Immediate Effect

Army China Expert Joins MacArthur in Denying Implication by Acheson

Congress Now Looks Into  Big Baseball   Hearing Is to Determine Whether Game Violate: Anti-Trust Regulations

NATIONAL LEAGUE HEAD DEFENDS RESERVE CLAUSE   Durocher Comment Draws Solons’ Laughs At Anti-Trust Hearing

Willing For  Players’ Voice   Ford Frick in Appearance in Baseball Probe

Frick Questioned  At House Hearing  Three-Man Board To Study Waaes

Midwest Due New Storms   Six Killed As Winds, Rain Rip Wide Section

Release of Men Urgea By Tom Steed   Says He Will See That Government Reimburse: Citizens If They Pay  Ransom Demand

Oklahoman Joins Cry for Release Of Yank Airmen   ‘Don’t Pay Ransom,’ He Says, ‘But We Must Get Them Out’

Longer Range, Speedie r      Navy Lets Contract For First A-Submarine

Korean Ambassador Outlines 5-Point Peace Program for His Embattled Home Country

Five-Point Peace Plan for Embattled Korea Outlined to V.F.W. Convention

Ambassdor From Korea Sets Up Plan   Five-Point Peace ‘Plan Set Forth By Official of ROK At VFW Meeting

Korean Diploma Has Peace Plan  Five Point Program oO’ ed Ga Sate , .Sretemson coum

18-Year-Olds Draft Urged By Marshall   ‘Defense Secretary ; _Also “Asks Increase In’ Length of Service

LONGER SERVICE IS URGED  Marshall Asks Congress For 18-Year-Old Draft

Ohie Governor Starts Political Pot Boiling in Big V ay  Truman Urged to Run in 1952

Ohio Governor Urges Truman  To Run in 52   Believes President Should be Candidate; Chief Says ‘Thanks’

President Gains Election Support  Ohio’s Governor Lausche Urges Him To Run

_"Congress Will Not Be Misled’  * Washington Political Fireworks Continue

Housewife Turns Tables on Principal  With the Help of a Hickory Stick

Woman Denies Hitting Grade School Principal   But Teacher Has Broken Nose, Black Eyes; Admits Paddling Her Son, 14

MOM GOES ON HAMPAGE Paddling Hurts Principal More Than lt: Does Lad

Suicide Attempt May Solve Plof   Earlier Shooting Linked by Police

Estranged Wife Fails in Suicide Try; Note Gives Clue to Would-Be Slayer

Hidalgo Votes Bond Issue  New Courthouse Wins Nearly Three te One

Ousted Revenue Department Employe, Husband Indicted for Embezzlement

FBI And Police Seek To Close Trap On Gunman, Feared Killer Of Eight

Tired Marines Push Invasion Further Inland   Big Maneuvers Along Carolina Coast Are More Routine Today

Oliphant May Face Tax Probers Today   Ex-Bureau Counsel Has Been Under Severe Nervous Strair

Supreme Court to Study Stay For Doomed Nazis  Doubtful if Move Will Save Them From  Execution Tonight

Supreme Court Studying Stay For Seven Condemned Nazis   Farewell to Wives

Supreme Court Will Consider  Nazi Cases   Justices To Review the Execution Sentences of Condemned Criminals

Last-Minute Appeal Goes To US. Court   War Crimingis’ Wives Visit German Prison

Execution Stays For Seven Get Court Discussion   ‘Serious’ Questions Unanswered Is Charge In Appeal for Group

‘Crime Marches On Over State As Cops Squelch Gamblers In Two Communities

Tydings Charges Violation Of Law   Former Senator Says But ler Spent Too Much In Winning

_U.S. Destroyer-Mine Sweeper Hit by Enemy Fire Off Korea, Three Killed, Four Wounded

Enemy ’ Shells U.S. Ships; Thiree Killed   Red Guns Silenced By Sister Vessel  ay Be EW nea OF JME O12 ASA

10 Shells Land On U.S, Destroyer Killing 3 of Crew   Two Other Ships Hit By Shore Fire Near. Korea.

CUP   Aeronautical Engineering Department Has Best Exposition Display

WINS SILVER CUP   Aeronautical Engineering Department Has Best Exposition Display

Allied Planes Blast 270 Red Trucks In Korea   Big Raid Staged On Communist Supply Lines

lonore Warning In Flood Areas Near Hannibal   Wabash Plows Through Overflow Near Riverfront

Residents Ignore Flood Warning as Mississippi Rises   Levees Still Holding Near Hannibal With Crest Expected Tomorrow

‘Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Lighter Vein During 24 Hours   Penman Pens Resianation

3 Drownings And Air Crash Increase Toll   ‘Traffic Death Toll for Week end Is Five; One Man f: Electrocuted.

New Political Tool for Taft  It's Ike's Refusal to Choose a Party

Ike Balks At Relating Political Plan   Réfusal To Tell Party Preference See1 As Weapon for Taft

laft's Backers Claim New Weapon lke Won t Name Party Preference   Senator Duff Wants To Hold Private Chat With General In Washington

Hint Agreement _ May Be Reached On Political Plans   Taft Backers Claim New Weapon In Ike’s Refusal To Say Publicly Which Party He Prefers

—GENERAL MAKES NO CHOICEIke’s Silence Becomes  TaftCamp’s Weapon

Taft Forces Trying to Take Advantage Of Eisenhower's Statement on Arrival

: Eisenhower’s Refusal To Show Party ‘ Preference Encourages Taft Supporters

Eisenhower Refuses To Choose Party   Taft’s Supporters Cheered By General’ Denial Of Political Ambitions For 1952

‘IKE’S’ PARTY STAND CITED  Taft Aides Claim New Political Weapon

General Ike’s Silence is Causing Political Din   See Political Story Page 5

Taft Supporters Have New Hope   Confident Gen. Ike Will Not: Enter Race

IKE’S SILENCE BOOMS TAFT   General’s Indecision Is New Political Weapon  For Senator

France Puts On Quick Show Of Army Weapons  Military Observers impressed By Newly Developed Armament

Hallowe'en Goblins of 1951 Hang Few Gates As Their Fathers Did Years Ago

Elves and Goblins (jg) Stalk Through the Land Tonight   Trick or Treat:

Elves and Goblins Prowl Tonight, W arning Folks of ‘Trick or Treat’

Tonight It's It's “Trick -k Or Treat —  Annual Hallowe'en Shakedown Mild  Successor To Generation-Ago Events

Tonight Is the Night Elves andGoblins — (Junior Grade) Are Abroad Inthe Land

Churchill Opens Probably Last Fight To Regain Power in Great Britain

Three MiGs Shot Down. Four Damaged As Cold Weather  Slows Korean Ground Action

3 MiGs Downed In Jet Battles  Troops on Both Sides — Trying to Keep Werm

3 Soviet-Made Migs Go Down In Jet Battles   19 F-80s Engage 30 Red Ships; Cold Puts Brake on Ground Fight

Three MIGs Shot Down In Two New Jet-Battles.   “Nig He S=-Lnccoc

Allied Planes Blow Migs Out Of Korean Sky      Three Downed, F one Damaged In Dogfights As American Fliers Return Unscathed; Armistice Talks Still Bogged

Three MIGs Lost by Red:   No Allied Jets Downed: Ground War Slowed

Allies Not Ready fo Resume, Red: Told in Message   Need More Time to Study, Analyze List of Prisoners

Assembly Votes Revisions, Okays Annual Auto Tags   Letter,Five Digit Plates May Start In January, 1952

License Plates Plan Advanced   Assembly Votes for Two Plates Annually

Liquor Death Toll Now 31   Arrest Man For Sale Of Poison Moonshine

British, [ran Ne © oliations  May Reopen   Security Council  To Take Up Issue   UN Body Adjourns For 10 Days To Await Arrival Of Mossadegh

Britain, Iran Both Willing To Negotiate   UN Council, However Votes 9 to 2 to Consider Dicnnuta

BRITAIN AND IRAN BOTH WILLING T0 SETTLE OIL ROW   Council Votes To Conside: Dispute After Mossadegh  Ateiunseée.

Britain, , Tran to Negotiate   Both Parties Are Willing to Talk  Over Oil Dispute, UN Council Told

British, lranians Claimed Willing To Negotiate Oi!   Premier Will Fly To New York for Talks in 10 Days

Council Delays Taking Action In Oil Disnute   Hearing Is Adjourned To Await Mossadegh

Chinese and North Koreans Push to Within Four Miles of Chechon, But Stage Lightning Withdrawal On Western Front Near Seoul

Two Spearheads Push on Route Toward Pusan —  American Comman ders   American Commanders See Little Danger; Other Reds Go North

17 Are Dead After Drinking  [egal Liquor   Atlanta Hospital’s Emer: gency Department Filled With Victims

16 Negroes and One White Woman are Deac  Atlanta Hospital Jammed by Maee Paicanina

17 Die Affer Drinking ‘Home- Made’ Hooch Mass Poisoning Blamed On Methyl Alcohol Ingredient ©

Missionaries Being Ejected From Red Chin Say Communists Eliminating All Christians

All Mission Workers Are Being Ousted   Chinese Bent On Eliminating Christian Church; Catholics Now Bearing Brunt

Missionaries Reveal Chinese Communists Bent On Eliminating All Christian Churches

CATHOLICS OF CHINA JAILED BY RED FORCE   Missionaries In Country Ejected By Church Drive

Fired Police Chief Takes His Own Life   Body Is Found Neor Moretti Slaying Scene .

SEN. WHERRY, NEBRASKA, DIES   G.O.P. Floor Leader Succumbs To Pneumonia ill For Weeks.

Pneumonia Fatal fo Sen. Wherry of Nebraska   Had Been Ill for Several Weeks and Recently Unde: went a Major Operation.

Wherry Dies Of Pneumonia Senate Leader   Top Republican Succumbs Suddenly Aixter Operation

Senator Wherry, Nebraska, Dies: Was GOP Leader  Returned to Hospital Ene Trontmant Tadayv

Oli Line Advocate — Se are  Senator Wherry, One Of Top Republicans. Is Dead -At- 59

Wherry Dies GOP Senate Floor Leader  Cause Of Death  Is Pneumonia

en. Wherry f Nebraska ies at 59   Republican Floor Leader Succumbs To Pneumonia

GOP Leader Succumhs At Age of 59   Nebraskan Was Operated On In Past Month

Sen. Wherry of Nebraska Is Dead   Republican Floor Leader Dies of Pneumonia, Knowr to Have Had Cancer

Doctors Say Pneumoniz Caused Death of Nebraska Republican   FLOOR LEADER OF GOP   Recently Congressman Hac Undergone Abdominal Operation

Sen. Wherry of Nebraska Dead   Republican's Floor Leader fil for Weeks

Wherry, GOP Senate Floor Leader, Dead   Nebraskan Succumbs to Pnsumonia Month After Suraerv

Senator Wherry, Nebraskan, Dies  Republican Leader Pneumonia Victim

Senator Wherry Dies in Capital   Doctors Say Pneumonia Caused Death of Nebraska Republican   FLOOR LEADER OF GOF   Recently Congressman Had Undergone Abdominal Operation

WHERRY IES WHILE UNDER “DWGEN TENT   Nebraska Senator “Suffering from Respiratory Complications:

Sen, Wherry Of Nebraska Bigs   Wheelhorse of GOP Pnenu monia Victim:

Sen. Wherry, GOP Floor Leader, Dies  lil For Weeks, He Reportedly Was Suffering Cancer

Wherry Dies In Hospital After Surgery   Senate GOP Chief Suffered from Lung Ailment

Dies of Pneumonia After Being Ill For Several Weeks   Nebraskan was Floor Leader of GOP In Senate

GOP's Leader  In Senate Dies   Wherry of Nebraska Taken by Stomach Ill

Sen. Wherry, 59, nepenliean ‘Leader, Dies ~   Pneumonia Fatal Following Recent Stomach Oneration

Wherry Dies Of Pneumonia In Washington   Nebraskan Was Leader Of Truman’s Opposition In The Senate

SENATOR WHERRY LEADER OF GOP DIES SUDDENLY   Death is Due to Pneumonia Following Cancer Operation.

Maragon’s Name Pops Up In War Surplus Inquiry   Involves Profiteering On Sale Of Army Good:

John Maragon Is Back in News   Oue-Time White House Hanger-On Moy Ba Asked About Big British Trader

Maragon May Be Called In Surplus Sales Inquiry   George Dawson, Center Of Recent Story On Surplus. Army Sales, Remains. Silent

Prober Would Quiz Maragon  In Army Deals   Surplus Truck Sales Draws Briton’s Reich Trading + Rares  ee Oh ieee

John Maragon May Again Face House Probers  Committee Will Ask   Committee Will Ask Him What He Knows About Britisher

John Maragon Faces Quiz In» Surplus Deals  _ Briton Denies Doing Business With “Pal” Of General Vaughan

May Ask Maragan What He Knows of Britisher Dawson   Gen. Harry Vaughan’s Letters Connects= “Phir  Names

To Call Maragor in Dawson Case  Big Trading Briton Deals in U.S. Surslue

Britain’s Dawson Willing To Talk  Says He’il Tell All About Surplus Deals

t) ilipinos Leave Voleanic Area   Mt. Hibok-Hibok Erupts Third Time In Week

Volcano Erupts Again, 30 More Towns Emptied  Death Toll Rises To 209: Tons of

Mt. Hibok-Hibok Erupts Third Time This Week; Verified Death Toll 209

New Revenue Source  New York City May Seek Right To Collect Tax on Payrolls

Sends in His Resignation Ol  Dr ait Board   Banker Objects To Preference to College Students

RED CROSS ASKS IFINANCIAL HELP FOR FLOOD VICTIMS   Quota For Plymouth County Is Set At $1,800 In Emergency Drive

Le Mars Red Cross Office Appeals For Funds to Aid Victims of Floods

DiSalle Defends Beef Price Order   Price Will Soon Be Within Reach Again

DiSalle Scoffs Shortage Idea  thin a  Bring Beef Wi He Declarec  Reach. H

“Hospital and Surgical : Protection Is Offered By Natienal Benefit Co.

UN Drive: Deep Into N. Korea   Advance Follows Genera] Enemy Withdrawals

UN Forces Advance At Will Deep Into Red-Held Territory  Chinese Mysteriously Refuse to Challenge Yanks On Central Fron

Truman Holds Meeting With Top Officers   Administration Says Europe Red Threat Greater Than Korea

Disciplinary Act Said Geffing President Study  Aim To Curb New Excursions By Far East prs In Debate Over Policies

Chiefs Of Staff Meet President For Vital Talks:   Taft. Lined Up With MacArthur  Tn Controvercy

hKeport Lomes After Chiefs,  Truman Confer  Public Fight Over Policy Is Cause

Taft Backs Attack On China  President Confers  Weak War I] nadore

Crackdown Considered By President   Believed Topic of Talks At White House with Defense Chiefs.

Chief Ponders Disciplining of MacArthur   Truman Calls Gens. Marshall, Bradley Into Conference

MacArthur’s Politics Worry Diplomats   Many of the World’s Statesmen Express Deep-Grained Political Distrust Of United Nations General

Far Eastern Policy Gets Close Study   Truman {s Reportedly Studying Disciplinary Aclion For MacArthur

Officials Hint General May Be Disciplined   President Confers With Marshall And Bradley As Dilemma Deepens; Taft Urges Arms For China

Harry May Discipline  MacArthur   Report President Considers Putting Curbs On General

Scientists Fail to Discover the Black River Monster as They Fish All Day

Kelpytown Mystery  Hundreds Watch as Anglers Fail to Catch River ‘Monster’

Royalty Revels. At fAll-Night wares  sete aes wee wate  Bsc   City Of Lovers And Assassins Scene Of Glittering Affair.

Mexican Millionaire Host for Big Evening in Venice —  Notables, Wealthy at $200,000 Party

Mexican Millionaire Gives Biggest  Party In Venice In Half-Century

Mexican Millionaire Throws $200,000 Party To Open Mansion In Venice

Mexican Millionaire Stages $200,000 Party As Biggest Blowout for Venice in Years

Venice is Scene of $200,000 Blowout, Biggest in 50 Years   Mexican Millionaire Opens Rebuilt Castle

Don Carlos’ Shindig In Venice Cost Over $200,000 To Set Luxury Record

Gala 18th Century Comes to Life on Grand Canal  Mystery Millionaire Holds $200,000 Party

Senate Opens New Route To ‘Get Acheson   Would Remove His Authority In Foreign Aid

GOP Considers Move fo Ban Acheson Plan   Would Eliminate Him As Policy Head of Foreign Aid Program

Drive to Clip Acheson Foreign Aid PowerOpens   Taft Leads Attempt To Oust Secretary As Policy Leader

Move Against Acheson Developing in Senate   . : Unemployment Insurance  Fund Tops $7 Billion 

Downtown Houston Fire Still Raging   Keds Fight Security Act in Court

Desperado-Dies In Gun Battle  Darynlaa -Rinatad NR,   Parolee Blasted By FBI Agents In Ala.

F ugitiveBillyDavisSlain In Fight With Officers   Desperado, Surprised In Farm Home Near Ider, Fires And Is Shot Down, Ending Month-Long Flight

YOUNG GUNMAN SHOT TO DEATH   Blasted Down While Fir. ing Af Lawmen In Alabama

Freeze on Wages  alewad hu Noda» Relaxed UY VIUCI  Move Clears Way For Coal Boost

Kasing up on Freeze as to Wage Raises   Would Permit Ones Granted January 25 or Before

U. 5. Eases Freeze Of Wages: Permits Approved Raises  Action Permits Boost to Miners

Relax Wage Curbs; Set New Deadline  ..WSB Allows All " Increases on, Refore Jan. 95

Board's Divided Vote Allows Coal Mine Increase   3 Industry Members Dissent; General Formula Due Later

U.S. Eases Wage Freeze; Hikes Up fo Jan. 5 Granted   Soft Coal Miners to Get Boost; 3 Industry Members Disapprove

Ease Freeze On Some Wages   Government Will Permit Hikes Made 25th or Before

Government Lases Late Wage Freeze  Today's Action Allows Pay Increases Applying to Recent Period  ALLOWS MINER WAGES Soft Coalmen Under Wire  However, Hard  ~ Workers Not Helped

Deadline Hit by Spokesmen for Employers   Unfairness to Labor With Pacts One Day Late Pointed Out

WSB Eases Wage Freeze  Th, ‘Allow - All Raises   To Allow. All Raises Granted Before Jan. 25 And Effective by Feb. §

Acts to Ease Wage Freeze   Government Permits All Pay Advances Granted Jan. 25 or Before.

Wage Freeze Eased To Allow All Pay  Increases Granted Prior To Jan. 25 

US. Officials. Shocked And Puzzled ‘At Hungarian Treatment Of Fliers

U.S. Is Puzzled By Trials, Fines  Of Four Airmen   Hungary Demands  $190,000 Ransom

Fines for Fliers Puzzle Diplomats  Hungarian Move Designed To Humiliate United Statec

HUNGARY PUTS. $100,000 RANSOM OH U: S. AIRMEN   Four Yanks; Fined $30,000 Each and Their Plane Confiscated.

Red Note On Ransom Jolts U.S.   Demand For $120,000   For Four Yankee Fliers Is A Shock To Country

See Hungarian Red Move To Humiliate U.S.   Assess Airmen $120,000 In Fines or Three Months in Prison

$30,000 ‘Fine’ Each Levied By Red Court   'U. S. Ponders Question of  Whether. to Pay and  Free Prisoners

Deputy Ministers Remain Deadlocked In Big Four Paris Conferences

‘Volunteers Feed 900 Zoo Animals Screaming in Hunger Due to Strike

SAN FRANCISCO MINT  DIRECTOR QUITS JOB:   Resigns Government Post Rather Than (jive Up Private In gpnranrce Ruecinecc

GEORGE B. GILLIN QUITS MINT JOE   RESIGNS RATHER THAS GIVE UP BUSINESS HL OPERATED ON SIDE.

Grim, Unsmiling, Forme: New York Mayor Enters  Courtroom   NO OFFICIAL COMMENT   Results of Sessions on Racket-Politics Links Not Announced

GRAND JURY AGAIN QUIZZES O’DWYER   No Official Comment On ‘Yesterday’ s Testimony

A Tired O'Dwyer Quizzed by Jury   Grim, Unsmiling, Forme New York Mayor Enters  Courtroom   INO OFFICIAL COMMENT   Results of Sessions on Rack et-Politics Links Not Announced

An Asterisk Can Meain'Many Things, So the Wife Hates Being Listed as One’ “

He Married An Asterisk; She Objects  An Exclamation Point Would Be More Desirable

U.S. Rejects Pact Protest   ‘Russ Note Claims Americ: Helping Subversives

Rivers Seem to Be Dropping: Officials Hope orst Is Over    SOME MUST EVACUATE

SWOLLEN ot OVER  LOWLANDS IN AREA   Bree Seem_ to Be Drop ; Officials Hope Worst Is Over   SOME MUST EVACUATE

anti Red Underground Wages Growing Resistance To Soviet Regime In East German Zone

PEOPLE OF SOVIET GERMANY HIT BACK   Full-Fledged Anti-Communist Underground Comes To Life   EXTENSIVE SABOTAGE

Blazing Sun Continues {o Blister Texas: Heat Prostrations Kill 26

Six Drown Within Day, 26 Deaths Blamed on Weather —  Texas Seared by 109-Degree Heat

Is It Hot Enough For You?—_____—__—_  Texas Gets Up To Snarl At Another Searing Day

Sixto Leave for Induction   One Ludington Man, in Group to Go into Armed Forces Thursday

Would Re Ut nited   Women in Minor Victory Against Soaring Prices

Lenten Guideposts   Personal Messages of Inspiration and Faith  The Secret Key to Peace

Lenten Guideposts   Personal Messages Of Inspiration, Faith BY MORTON Tow wee

Four Automakers Seek Price Hikes   Kaiser Requests 28 Per Cent Boost

BEGIN RURAL SCHOOL CENSUS   Biggest Increase In His tory Expected By Officials

U.S. Reaches  Franco Accord   Sherman Gets Okay On Spanish Bases

U.S-Spanish  Pact on Bases. ‘Seen Imminent   Covers Air and Nayal Ports; British Object Yo Joint Alliance

TrainCrash Kills Three, Injures 50:   Express Train Plowed Into Halted Passenger Train

11 Or More Die In Crash Of 2 Trains   96 Injured When Red Arrow Plows Into Another At Brevn Mawr, Pa,

Five Dead, 50 Injured When Express Train Smashes Into Red Arrow   Cleveland Sleeping Car On Stopped Red Arrow Is Telescoped By Engine of Fast Express.

Train Crash Kills 11,  Injures 50   Kast Express Plows Through Sleeping Car

I] Persons Killed As Express Rams Passenger Train  Death Toll May Go Higher, Some Feared Trapped in Wreckage

Believe Five Persons Killed And 5)  Injured In Wreck Near Bryn Mawr, Va.

SLEEPING CAR SPLIT IN HALF BY FAST TRAIN   Fire Destroys Oil Piet in Harbor  At Philadelohia

Railroad Crash Kills 11 Persons In Pennsylvania   Express Plows Into Rear of Standing Passenger Train

‘Red Arrow’ Express Rams Into Sleeper   Pennsylvania Line Accident Occurs at Bryn Mawr

‘arren Plans acision Soon  n 1952 Bid   10 Delegates Cheer peaker Who Calls isenhower Unfit

Warren fo Vive Verdict Soon on Presidential Bid  tke Will Accept Nomination, Says GOP Chieftain   Ficonhower Hit

Warren To Report His Political Aims Within ‘Few Days’   Senator Taft's Brother Files For Governor In Ohio

New Yorker Says lke Will Accept Reg, Nomination   Paper Repeats That Tru. man Would Get Out Ef Ike Runs As Dem.

Warren To Tell Plans In Few Day:   Delegates To CIO Con. vention Cheer AntiEisenhower Talk

10 ANNOUNCE 195% PLANS   While New Yorker Says Ike Will Take GOP Bid

State Leaders Urge Chief To Try For Nomination; Gen. Ike Said T« Be Ready To Accept Party Leadership If Offered At Convention; Taft’s Brother Seeks Ohio Post

Ike Would Accept, G.O.P. Mogul Says; Taft’s Brother To Run Kar Ohia Cawoesnax

GOP JOCKEYING   FUE JUCKEVING . Warren Will Announce °d2 Intentions Early

Gov. Karl Warren Considers Seeking GOP Nomination: Sprague Says Ike Will Run

NEITHER CAN HIT KNOCKOUT  Korea Fighting Called “Accordion Combat’

THEFTS FROM U.S. BRING CRACKDOWN   120 PERSONS ARRESTED BY FEI—LOOT WORTH MORE THAN $1,000,000.

FBI Arrests 120 In Thefts   Wholesale Larcenies 0; U.S. Property Reported In Nation

120 Seized By FBI In $1 Million Theft Of Federal Goods   Civil, Military Policemen Caught In Crackdown; Probe Continues

 Inspection, Pollution General Assembly Faces Two  \Familiar Issues For Debate

Auto Inspection, Stream Pollution Brought Up Agair   Moore Warns Money Group Against Being “High Pressured”’

Asks Reason Es Son Not Given Medal   Fathers Wonders If His Criticism Of Truman Cause

Critic Raised Question Truman Aide Denies Story Of Medal of Honor Refusal

US Flag Ships Return to High Seas After 11 Days of Labor Disputes

SHIPOWNERS AND ENGINEERS SIGN   All American-Flag Ves sels Returning to Sea

Shipping Resumes As Strike Ends   All American-Flag Ships Return to Seas After 11 Days of Disputes

Shipping Strike Settlement Made   American-Flag Ships Free After 11 Days

Ships On Move As Strike Ends  tied apis Won B  Ari nn FrPmAaA«~cranahnh rc

Seek To Iron Ou Differences On Draft Bill   House And Senate Conferees To Start Move For Agreement

Pilots Search ‘Graveyard of Airplanes’ in Fruitless (Hunt for Alaska Navy PBY Missing With 12 Aboard

Soviet Fighters Forced Down Allied Airplane   Red Government Reveals It ls Holding Aircraft and Men ~

Red Fighters Force U.S. Plane Down  Ov, oS ere “er wd oO 8  Pa ee ees  wi PCs HT OOH

PlaneForcec to Land by Russians   Note Handed Legation Charges Border Violation

Reds Holding U. S. Airmen   Russia Admits Forcing Down Air Force Plane

28th Training Around: Clock   State Guards Learning To Fight, Win And Come Out Alive

Senator Urges U.S. Demanc For Release of Reporter Or Break. Off in Relations

People Here Scarec And Frustrated, But Says Soldiers Not Discouraged

MILD SPELL IS ON   Temperatures in 30s Tonight, May Reach 70s Sunday

Reds Open New Attack Near Center of Front;  ‘Rusiness as Usual.’ Gen. Van Fleet Reiterates

Reds Open New Attack  In Korea   War As Usual Despite Talk Of Cease-Fire

Reds Attack Near Old ‘Iron Triangle’   Chinese Open Assault East Of Kumhwa; Allies Give Up Ridges Near Kumsang

Enemy Forces Launch Attack Near Triangle  Di aaslee Bi cclabicae: Damme   Bloody Fighting Rages Despite Soviet Plan To End Korean War

Fierce Battle Still Rages as Peace Talk Grows   “Business as Usual” Says VanFleet on Hearing of Soviet and Chinese “Cease-Fire” Suacestions.

» More High School. Students Marrying And Many Continue Their Classwork

B-29 Crashes Into Swank Denver Area   Nine Reported Dead; Fire May Have Trapped Babies

THINK NINE OF CREW KILLED IN CRASH BLAZE   Four Houses Burn, Believe Two Babies Tranped by Flames

Army Bomber Crashes Into  Denver Homes   Nine Known Dead; Two Babies Reported Trapped in Debris  Of Swank Homes

Plane Crash Sets Denver Homes on Fire   Report 9 On Plane Killed, Two Babies  Trapped in Houses

B-29 Crashes Into Row of Denver Home:   Nine Passengers Reported Killed

B-29 Bomber Smashes Into Denver Hoses   Babies’ Trapped As Houses Bury

Crashing B-29 Fires Houses  First Reports Have 10 Killed In Denver Crash

BOMBER CRASHES INTO DENVER HOMES; 9 DIE   Four Houses Set on Fire: Report Two Babies Trapped in Burning Homes in Swank Section. 9 to 14 Men Aboard Killed.

Labor Renews Pay Demands   Leaders Confer With Johnaton On 12 Percent Hike

Play It Safe   EARL TOPPING. 7, MYSTIC PARK CREEK VICTIM   Pittsburgher; 41, 1 - Lost In River -At ~. Emlenton:

EARL TOPPING. 7, MYSTIC PARK CREEK VICTIM   Pittsburgher, 41, I: Lost In River At Emlenton

Senate Orders Full Inquiry In Right To Work  Flagrant Floutins Of Laws Charged

Senate Orders Sweeping Probe Of Texas Unions   Suspects Violation Of "Right To Work’ Law

_ SITUATION IN KOREAN WAR  Both Sides Want Te Stop ‘Fighting; Don't Know How

9 Marts Extend Their Sales Time   Border Belt Seeks To Step Up Volume Of Leaf Auctions

Silver Anniversary For Boyle School Tonight   Mrs. Burrell And Miriam Hankins To Get Special Honors For Service t PT Weert

Administration Claimed To Have Ordered Virtual Censorship Of Policy Statements By Top Officials

GOP SOLON DECLARES DIRECTIVE IS ‘GAG’ Administration Claimed To Have Ordered Virtual Censorship Of Policy Statements By Top Officials

. “Big Three”  Continuing Its Studie S   Closer West Germany Ties Discussed At  Conferences

"Fuss And Feathers’ To Be Missing At Inauguration Of Governor Lausche

‘Quadruplets Will Lose Home Tomorrow Unless Father Can: Raise $500

Bitter Chinese  Defense Slows UN Advance.  On Wide Front   Reds Fight To'The Death Ta Permit’  Fresh Divisions To Move Into Position

Entrees   BREAKYASTES. BRUNCHES   —VAN FLEET TAKES OVER —  Reds Fight Bitterly To Slow UN Advance

Chinese Stall UN's Advance On Whole Front   Figure Reds Wait For Fresh Troops

“CARDIAC KITCHEN” PLACED ON EXHIBIT   Model Designed For Women Whe Have Heart Ailments Is  ee

Ambush, Kill British Malaya Jungle Leader   Sir Henry Gurney, 53, Shot, Killed On Read In Mountains; Blame Communist Gangs

Guerilas Kill Britain's Chief In Malaya War   Ambush Fatal to Sir Henry Gurney On Mountain Road

British Malaya Commissioner Assassinated   - Sir Henry Gurney ‘Led War Against  Co cee tct Conaell we

Red Guerillas Kall British Malaya Chief  Ambush Gurney On Lonely Road

BRITISH LEADER AGAINST REDS IN MALAYA IS SLAIN   HIGH COMMISSIONER KILLED FROM AMBUSH ON MOUNTAIN ROAD

BRITISH CHIEF IN MALAYA SLAIN BY GUERRILLAS   Leader in Fight Against Com munism is Ambushed in Mountains.

Malayan — Jungle War Leader Slain   Briton Is. Red: Ambush Victim

British Malaya Leader Is Slain   Sir Henry Gurney Is Killed in Ambush by Communists

Sir Henry Gurney Killed in Ambush — Leader of Fight Against Malay State Reds Slain.

West fo Offer Detailed Plan For Disarmament   Formal Proposal Will Be Made to ULN. Assembly Today

Allies Give New Plan for Disarming   Formal Presentation t UN to Be Made by Acheson Today.

Big 3 Request Talks on World  Arms Problem   Proposed Commission Would be Empowered To Limit Armed Forces

Commission Would Be Empowered To Draf Treaties For Submission To World Parley

Arms Agency Would Prepare  For Reduction   Great Britain, U. S., France Ask 12-Nation  Commission on Issue

Disarmament Plan Offered   Big Three Call On United Nations To Create 12Nation Group

Big Three Asks UN Assistance ToReduce Arms   Commission: Sought To Lay Groundwork For Global Parley

Government Gears To Order Reduction Of Factory Prices Of Clothing Items

Senate Body To Open Inquiry (Of Nation’s Beef   No Cattle Shortage Seen On Farms But Few Are On Markets

The Gun Battle Vidn t rade  Missing Son Finds Mother in Area after 30: Years

Memory of Gun Battle Leads fo Reunion With Mother After Search of 30 Years

3 Charged with Murder After Costly Blast Claims 2 Lives  New York Area Shaken by Explosion; Detective Dies Checking Arson Plot

3 Charged, 2 Dead In Big Blaze   Detective Probing Arson Plot Trapped In Million-Dollar New York Inferno

Arson Plot Bared In New York Fire   Detective. Alleged “Torcn’ Die In $1,000,000 Blaze

VINSON URGES DOUBLING OUR AIR STRENGTH   Seeks 163 Group Force and New Aircraft Carriers

Drive Is Opened ToNearly Double US. Air Force   Vinson Also Seeks Two More Super Aircraft Carriers

Rep. Vinson Urges Gigantic Air Force  Of Double Strength   163 - Group Sky Armada,  Plus Super Carriers See ee

Vinson Drives For Air Force  Of 163 Group:   Georgia Legislator Wants Present Force Doubled Te Assure Mastery

Vinson Opens Rapid-Action Drive To Increase Strength Of Air Force To 163 Groups

Georgian Urges Speed: Nation ls ‘Vuinerable  "No Time To Build Defenses After An Attack Beains’

163-Group Air Force Is Goal Of House Drive   Vinson Opens Action In House For Sneedun

Vinson Wants Big Increase In Air Power   163-Group Force Would Be Almost Twice The’ Present Strenath

Retiring Official Tells Of Detension House ‘In St. Louis During War

Battered North Koreans Seen Sole Defenders   Capital Likely To Be in Allied Hands Aqain Soon

George E. SOKOLSKY These Days —   THE INSTITUTE OF PACIFIC RELATIONS

FORMATION OF DEFENSIVE BLOCK IN SOUTHEASTEPH EUROPE SEEN PURPOSE OF HARRIMAN-TITO VISIT

U.S. ENVOY IN LONG TALK WITH. TITO   Believe Harriman Prompting \ Anti-Russian Bloc in East Europe. 

Harriman’s Visit to Tito May Have Been in Interest Of Forming Strong European Bloc Against Soviets

Harriman Talks With Tito About Anti-Soviet Bloc  Formation of Strong Alliance Believed Discussed at Bled

Southeastern Defense Bloe - Is Proposed   Harriman Is Believed To Haye. Discussed Program  - During Week-End Visit With Marchal Tito

Harriman’s Aim To Form Strong Defensive Bloc?  Pays Week End Visit to Tito

Anti-Soviet Bloe Formation Seen  Southeastern Europe re = 4 we on i * ;

Harriman Visits Marshal Tito   Roving Diplomat Stops In Yugoslavia During  Weekend For Meeting

Harriman Urges Defensive Bloc . t6 Include Tito   > falks With ith Yugoslav ™ Dictator Enroute > Back From Iran

Harriman Seeks To Cement Southeast Europe Alliance,   Long Talk With Tito May Create New Defenses

Strong Anti-Russian Bloc 5elievec Aim of Harriman's Visit With Tite

Defensive Union Against Russia Sought In Europe   Harriman’s Weekend Visit To Tito Believed To Have Been In Interest Of Forming Bloc

—TITO, HARRIMAN CONFER— Believed Framing Bloc Against Red A geression

Defensive Bloc Seen As Aim Of Harriman Trip  Visit With Tito   Visit With Tito May Result In A SE Europe Pact

 Formation Of Bloc Against Russians  ‘Believed Aim Of Harriman-Tito Talks

Says Union Dictated Dismissal .. . . a SAL ss  Sen. Hoey Blasts Brimley Removal

FORRESTAL DIARIES XVIH  _ Custody of Atom Bombs Proves Big Problem

Tests Show Acid Ruined Awnings  Mystery of Oil City   Mystery of Oil City Partially Solved By Pittsburgh Laboratory

Tests Show Acid Ruined Awnings   Mystery of Oil City Partially Solved By Pittsburgh Laboratory

GM Earnings Under Half Those Of ’50   Failure To Get Defense Orders Major Faclor

COTTON PRICE ROW GOES TO CONGRESS   DiSalle Says Unless Law Changed, Ceiling To Be on Raw Preduct, Not Finished Goods

Parochial School Fund $357,420, Still Going Up   ‘New School Will Become a Reality’ John Puetz Declare:

Grunewald Denies Tax  Shakedown   Attorney Says Mystery Man Charges False

Extend Crime Investigation Four Months  Ve Sa , ee   Kefauver to Remain On Committee With Maryland Senator  O’Conor as Chairman

Senate Votes  to Continue  Crime Inquiry O’Conor Is Chosen  to Head 4.Month Hearings

Hits Reports — ‘Of Air Force   London, Paper Calls U. S. Communiques From Korea Usually False.

LONDON PAPERS RAP WAR NEWS   Rebel Against U. S. Air Force Communiques From Korea

labloid Irked By Fake News  London Paper Calls U. S. Reports False

London Paper Calls Re ‘ports Of USAF False   Mirror Disputes Summary Of Fifth Air Force Commander

Perryopolis ‘Face-Lifting’ Programs. Near Reality   ‘Suit Against Bequest Of $1,400,000 'To  "Village Dismissed; Plan Is Drafted

Youngdahl Gives Final State Talk   Urges Citizens to Preserve Welfare Program

Youngdahl Warns Citizens Against ‘Special Interests Who Kill Needy Programs

‘ather, Son Murdered In Their Beds   Second Son Of Cass City Man Hunted -Today

 EMOTIONAL STRESS CHIEF CAUSE  That Aching. Pain You Have Inside Your Heac Often ‘Pain In the Neck’ for the Physician

Lithofold Co. Boss Tells of Presents; Witness’ Martini Gets Him Off Stand

3 Rail Unions To Sift Offer  500 Members Called To June 27 Meeting

Parley Called In Washingtor By Rail Unions   500 Rank And File Members Will Hear New Contract Offer

3 Rail Unions  To TalkOffer   Members to Confer on Latest Terms for Long Dispute

Railway Unions Get Wage Offer  Adoption Of 40-Houw Week Considered

Huge Buildup Will Give Allies Power To Strike Into Russia In Case  Of New World War

Western Plan AnnouncedBy Eisenhower   Auather Division To Leave U.S. To Add Striking Power

Ike Expands Air Power on British Soil   Commander of Western European Forces to Mass Bombers for Strikes at Russia If War Comes.

lke Reveals U.S. Build-Up of Air Forces in Britain   Seventh Division to Leave to Increase Power in W. Europe

YOUTH SHOT DEAD IN GUN BATTLE   K. C. DETECTIVES KILL MAN NAMED AS ACCOMPLICE IN POLICE SLAYING,

BiG FOUR TALKS DEPEND CN WORD FROM VISHINSKY   NATO Powers Run Into Snag At Rome Talks

Collins Testifies For Second Day Before Probers  He Asserts M’Arthur Raised Manchuria Question Last Nov. 7

‘Mae’ Did  Not Ask to Bomb Reds   Gen. Collins Says MecArthur Raised Question But Did Not Ask Permission

“Man To Man’ Session Seer eT SN  Auriol Proposes Churchill, Truman And Stalin Metin a

President of France Urges Truman-Churcehill-Stalin Meeting To Ease Tensions

Boy Who Took $32,000 for Spending Spree Turns Out Empty Pockets Now

New Tax Plan Still Lacking   Vote Is Set For Friday If Compromise Tax Plan Is Developed

America ‘Must Admit’ Bombing Of Neutral Zone  Chinese, Korean Leaders Insist UN Stalled Talks

Communists Want Allies. To Take Responsibility For Bombing At Kaesong   Military Authorities Believe Rede — Opened Armistice Talks For Purpose . Of Gaining Time To Rebuild Forces

No Quick Response  From UN   Ridgway Has Already Labeled Charges As Lies

REDS LAY DOWN CONDITIONS FOR NEW TRUCE TALKS   Insist Allies Reinvestigate  Alleged Bombing at Kae  song and Take Responsibilty for it.   ALLIES MAKE NO IMMEDIATE RESPONSI   igh Officer Says Ridgway, to Accede to Demands, Would Have “to Eat His Own Words.”

Concessions Not Sufficient UN Informed   Allies Would Accept Neutral Inspection And Give Up Islands

U.N. Delegates To Truce Parley Offer Proposals  Compromise On Som Issues P But Refused By Reds

PACKAGE DEAL INTRODUCED IN KOREAN TALKS   SWEEPING SEVEN-POINT COMPROMISE OFFER IS GIVEN SUBCOMMITTEE

3 Hostages Are Held by jail Breaker:  Two Prisoners be  y « y   Two Prisoners Freed in Omaha;  Bie Manhunt On

Nervous Gunman Releases  YwoPrisonerskrom Jat: Escape With Two Hostages

PRISONERS RELEASED FROM JAIL IN OMAHA   Depaty Sheriff And Attorney Ate Taken Along As Hostages Sundatv Afternoon

Ee faken  ‘Nervous Gunman Poses as Jail Visitor, Helps Two to Eseane

Escaped Prisoners . Take 3 Hostages   Nervous Gunman, Posing - As Jail Visitor, Frees The hha

Gunman Frees Jail Prisoners Who Flee With 3 Hostages   Nervous Man, Posing as Sunday Visitor, Takes Robbery Suspects from Omaha Jailer

DEWEY CONFERS WITH RIDGWAY   Wide Range Of Subjects Include Cease-Fire, Japanese Treaty

Ex-Cuba President Blamed for Big Theft   Grau San Martin Held Responsible For Misapprooriation of $40 Millian

INDICT CUBAN EX - PRESIDENT FORVAST THEF]   Grau Charged With Stealing or Misappropriating Over $40,000,000

Ex-President of Cuba Is Accused  Had Responsibility __In Misappropriation

Cuban Leaders Named In Fraud  Ex-President Denies $40 000.000 Theft

Frank B. Clayton Is Found Dead In His Office   Believe Heart Attack Cause of Death

77 Leave For Army Pre-Induction On Wednesday, Nov. ]   Cullman Registrants And Transfers Take Medical Examination

Truman Cagey on “lke” Running for Office Next Year   Gov. Lausche Urges President to Seek Re-Election in 1952

lowa Faces Threat Of Floods From Melting Snow, Rait   Streams Expected To Continue Rise In Many Sections

Kellogg Dies; Corn Flake King   Cereal Millionaire Succumbs at 91

Reds Break Up Meeting, Walk Out   No Further Plans Made For Foundation To Discuss Truce Talks Renewal

Reds Angrily Quit Parley At Kaesong   Talks Broken Off Suddenly After 50-Minute Session

Tehran Parliament Gives Premier Mossadegh Unanimous Vote of Confidence in Taking Over Oil Properties.

Iran Premier Gets Support Nationalists Destroy Signs  ia eh ch SY Het

Tehran Crowds Wreck British Oil Firm Signs   Confidence Voted in Premier: Showdown Due Within Few Days

lran Premier Receives Vote  Of Confidence   Mossadegh Says He Will Continue With Seizure Plan

Mossadegh Wins Vote — Of Approval!   Iranian Youth Batter Down British Signs

Iran Youths Rip British Signs Down  British Say Tran   British Say Iran Js Greater Threat Than Korean War

DISTURBANCES OCCUR IN IRAN   Radicals Rip British Signs; Premier OKed

Anglo - lranian Signs Ripped Down By Mok   Premier Is Given Strong Hand In Taking Over Operations

Government Bans Major Model Chanae   [New Automobiles, Refrigerators, TV Sets and Other Goods: Restricted by U. S. Order:

Government Bans Model Changes In Civilian Goods  Manufacturers Will Not Get New Tools After Next Feb. 1

MACHINE TOOL QUTPUT TO 6 INTO DEFENSE   Affects. Autos, Refrigerators and Other Lines of Civilian Goods.

NPA To Ban Major Shifts In Outputs   Autos, Television  Hit By New Plan   Civilian Man ufacturers Can’t Get Machine Tools After Feb. 1

Major Changes in Car Models. Are Forbidden   Household Appliances Included in New Order

Action Applies Also To Other Industrial Items   New Restrictions Will Go Into Effect Feb. 

U.S. Bans Auto Model  Changes   NPA Order Bars Changes in Other Consumer Goods

‘Lools Ruling Limits New Auto Designs  Lid Placed on Lamb-Mutton Price:   Lid Placed on Lamb-Mutton Prices Veal, Calf Meat Formula Issued

Dewey Plans Trip To War Front, Not Dinlomatie Visit   Mayhe It Has Something To Do With Plans For 1952

Truman Okays Trip to Trouble Spots in Pacific  7 Governor to Fly  To Japan ond   These tx Karen

Korean War Front First Stop on Trip   Will Pay Own Expense Governor Says, Denies Any Political Motives

RETIRED JUDGE O'NEILL DIES   Former Louisiana Supreme Court Justice Expires At 81

Death Penalty Removed from  Defense Bill   Fine Clears Way for Prompt Action by General Assembly

Governor Says To Be Removed On October 1   Action Taken By Board Teo Eliminate Levies; Will Reduce Sales Taxes, Lift General Property Levy

Hue-Cured Leaf Is Selling Higher For Each Grade But Quality Is Down

Quality Down, But Price Is Up _  ‘Report Indicates Tobacco Selling Slightly Bette:

British Seeking Top Naval-Post   Against Proposal For ‘U. S. Commander

Will Be Banned by NPA fo Save Rubber  Limit Is Placed on Use Of Lead and Antimony  . an: eae an © eee 

Human Endurance Will Be Only Limitation on New Time, Space Distances

Contract Let For First Atomic Plane  Vultee Corporation Will Build Shell For Airplane

Air Force Makes Announcement .  Contract Is Lel For Atomic Plane

Air Force Lets First Contract For Atomic Plane   Consolidated Vultee Ordered to Construct Airframe for Craft

Air Force Lets Atomic Powered Plane Contract   Plan to Build Airframe for Atomic Enaine

AF Contracts for an Atom Plane Body  To Go With Engine GE Is Developing

Air Force Plans First Airborne Atomic Engine   Vultee To Build Frame For Plane Using A-Engine

Consolidated To Build Shell Of Aireraft; GE Working  On Power Plant

—CONSOLIDATED GETS JOB— Contract Orders Frame: For First Atomic Plane

Human Endurance lis Only Limit—  Airforce Planning for Atomic-Powered Plane

Air Force Tells Plans for First Atomic Airplane  Consolidated Vultee Carn Gets Contract

AF to Build Atomic Plane  Vultee Gets Contract  To Build Airframe

Scientist Predicts Space Travel On Beams Of Ions   Air Force Issues Contract For Frame On Atomic Plane

Air Force Contracts for Frame to Carry First Atomic Powered Kngine

State Tax On Income Taxes Investigated  ne Tay Method   Unique Tax Method May be Introduced: Conatitutionality  Of Tax Studied

State Tax On Income Taxes Investigated   Unique Tax Method May be Introduced Constitutionality  Of Tax Studied

Find Injured Man After Three Days   Passenger in Crashed Plane Alone in Wilds

Spends 3 Days Hurt on Mountain Pilot Killed in Plane  Crash Saturday—Not

66Returning Vets Isolated For Smallpox.   Suspected Cases Held As They Leave Ship At California Port

STALIN HAILED © AS FUEHRER AT BERLIN RALLY   German. Reds Sound Off a Youth Rally; Many Play Hookey.

German Communist Youth Bosses Publicly Acclaim Stalin As Their ‘Fuehrer

Red Youths Stage Noisy Demonstration   East Berlin Scene Of Rally; Many See West's Freedoms

Bovs Seream For Stalin   Red Youths in Mammoth Parade, Then See T-V in West Zone

German Youths Hail Stalin as Their ‘Fuehrer’   More Than Million Take Part in Sunday’: Long Demonstration

Youn 9 heds Cheer Stalin As ‘Fuehrer’  West Capitalizes   West Capita lizes On Youth Festival   Hundreds Of Thousands See ‘Imperialist?’ Luxuries In Berlin Stores

SERMAN_ DEMONSTRATION FOR STALIN . Commie Youth Hai Red Chief Fuehrer

Red Youths Hail Stalin As ‘Fuhrer’   Outnazi Nazis During Fete; West Gets In Rlows Of Its Own

‘Great Display of Esteem for Rec Chief Shown at Festival Parade; ‘However, Many Visit “Imperialists”

German Communist Bosses Hail Joe Stalin As “"Fuehrer’’ After Sunday Youth Parade

Red Youth Rally At Berlin Lauds Stalin as Fuehrer  Communist Event Warns Americans To Quit Germany

HITLER’S EXCLUSIVE TITLE  Stalin Hailed As Fuehrer’ at Red Berlin Youth Show

Red Youth Hails ‘Fuehrer’ Stalin  Hitler Word Applied  To Russian Leader

German Communist Youth Scream Praises of Stalin as "Fuehrer" at Festival 

REICH RED YOUTH PUBLICLY CALL STALIN ‘FUEHRER’   Message To Soviet Head Follows Nazi-Like Screaming Demonstration

Winds, Rain Come As Cold Front Moves in  West Texas Area Gets Chilly Air In Mercury Drop

Weather at Yuma   Spread of Wildcat Strike Threatened   Stevedores Hoot Down Proposal To End Their 11-Day Unauthorized Walkout

Rebel AFL Stevedores Extend Strike   Hurry Pickets Fo Baltimore, Chester and Philadelphia Pert:

Ship Tieup Threatens  To Spread  Chesed eens LD nk   Stevedores Hoot Down Proposal

Spread of Wildcat Strike Threatened   Stevedores Hoot Down Proposal To End Their 11-Day Unauthorized Walkout

Reds Challenge Allied Planes To Air Battle  UN Fighters Down -_ rm  ¢ tg F_   UN Fighters Down Two Russian-Made Jets, Three Damaged

COTTON COUNCIL TOLD OF NEEDS   Importation Of Labor Proposed To Boost OQutput— Cannon. Offers Three- Point Program.:

Boost Planned For Farm Labor   ~ Hawaiian, ‘Mexican, “Puerto Ricans Due

Move Underway To Import Labor   Members Of Cotton Council Would Bring Farm Workers To US

Caryl Urging Inguiry Into Hihway Setup   Criticizes “Waste” In Department By Plan Changes

Final Tribute For Capper   Steady Stream Of Friends File Past Bier of Statesman

Second Largest Shipment of Inductees Since Draft Law Activation   SENT TO KANSAS CITY

17 MEN IN GROUP THAT LEFT TODAY   Second Largest Shipment of Inductees Since Draft Law Activation   SENT TO KANSAS CITY

Congress Tackles Problem of Actior On UMT Bills   President Says Law Is Essential to World, National Safety

TRUMAN BRANDS STALIN DESPOT   President: Compares Russian Dictator With Hitler, Mussolini And Others Who Tried, Failed.

TRUMAN LINKS STALIN WITH ALL DICTATORS WHO SOUGHT ‘TO ENSLAVE COMMON PEOPLE

President Brackets Stalin In Same League with Hiiler   Truman Predicts: Ultimate Victory For Free World   Eisenhower Hopeful that German ‘(Peonle Will Line Up with West

We're Going To Triumph,  He Declares   President Makes Conciliatory Gesture Toward Troop Foes

Truman Links Stalin With Other Despots of History  President, in Speech Before Editors, Predicts Victory For the Free World

LIKE ALL DESPOTS Truman Attacks Stalin  “i i & : g areonally Ta) Sneecn  BH W@W RSE Rn? Gast Sed?

Truman Likens Joe Stalin To Hifler, Mussolin  Says Soviet Premier Is Like All Other Despots of History

Truman Says Stalin Like All Despots a ae ee ce ee a ee wk Ok Sure Of Europe Troops Avoroval: ‘We Are Goine To Win’

Temperatures   Freedom Will Prevail In Face of Aggression And Inflation, He Says

Truman Brands Stalin Dictator  LinLasd Thace Ulan   Linked Those Who Sought Enslavement

Truman Likens Stalin To Hitler, Mussolini  Declares All Have Sought To Enslave Common Peovle For Benefit Of State

Stalin Is Like Other Dictators Of History—HST   President Says Russian Leader Is Same As ‘Notorious Despots Of History’

TRIAIAN CITES HISTORY   PRUSIAN GUE Do TAO, URE  Stalin Tagged Enslavement’ Dictator

Joe Stalin, Hitler Alike, Says Truman   Both Believed in Enslavement of “Common People”

Truman Links Stalin With All Dictators   Claims Russian Just As Bad As  Hitler Muesolin:

ALL DICTATORS ARE ALIKE, TRUMAN SAYS, WITH STALIN TOINING HITLER MUSSOLINI

Truman Blasts Premier Stalin   ‘No Difference Between Hitler, Mussolini and Soviet Chief’ He Says

Sie Hitler, Mussolini’ TrumanComparesS talin  With Despots Of History

President Blasts Stalin In Speech   Classes Him With Other Dictators; Predicts Victory

Stalin, Hitler of Same Stamp, Asserts Truman   Both for Enslavement of Common People, Editors Told

Truman Brackets Red Leader With Other Dictators   Sees Nu Difference Between Stalin and Hitler, Mussolini, Other Notorious Despots

Despots All Alike—Troman  Stalin No Different From Hitler. Mussolini

President Links Stalin With All Other Dictators   Truman Lashes Out at Soviet Premier at Business Dinner

Says Notorious Historic Despots All Just Alike  Tells Editors, “We  Are Going to Win”

Sees Free World Victory— Truman Says Stalin  is Like All Dictators   History Shows He Can‘t Win, Says President In Dinner Address

Claims Aim Of Russian  Enslavement   President Sces Little Difference In Hitler. Stalin

Truman Flays  Red Leader as  Siave Masier Editors Told  Free World to Win Struaqale

LINKS PREMIER WITH HITLER, MUSSOLINI   Says All Believed In En. slavement Of People  FREEDOM   Will Prevail In The World. President Declares At Dinner Of Editors

Truman Links Stalin with Despots Of Past in Denouncing Red Leader

PRESIDENT FORECASTS VICTORY OVER ‘MATERIALISM’  Truman Bluntly Links Stalin With All Dictators Of History Who Sought ‘Enslavement’ Of Nations

Stalin Just Like Hitler, Truman Says   Takes Red Leader to Task Personally in Tall to Editors.

Denounces Stalin as Dictator   No Different From Other Tyrants Of History, Says Truman  - Praisca far Senators

Aim Is to Enslave World; We'll Win As Free People, Savs President

Hitler. Mussolini ~Now “Old Joe”   Truman Reaches Back In Ancient History For Policy Support

Stalin Like Hitler And Mussolini, Truman Declares  Enslavement of Common People is Aim of Despots

HE PREDICTS VICTORY FOR FREE WORLD   Declares. There is No Difference Between Soviet Premier and Notorious Tyrants of History.   SEEK ENSLAVEMENT OF COMMON MAN   Trumon Turns From “Old Joe” Attitude of 1948 in Speech Before Business Magazine Editors.

Dictators All Alike:  President   Stalin Is No Different Than Hitler Or Mussolini, Chief Executive Says

Truman Brands Stalin in Hitler, Mussolini Class   Free World Will Win Out, President Tells Editors at Dinner

Truman Calls  Stalin Despot Like. Hitler   At Business Dinner President Says Freedom In U.S.A. Will Prevail

Russ Tanks Destroyed by Air Force   “Operation Cleaver” Aimed at Testing Strength of Foe

UN Jet Planes Destroy Seven Enemy Tanks  Rede Downed in   Reds Downed in Biggest Armored Push in Korean War

DEFENSE LINES   Three Allied Divisions Testing Strength Of Communiet Foreac *

U.N. ATTACKS RED CHINESE BUILDUP AREA   Powerful Task Groups Jump Off at Dawn Under Protective Air Cover.  BULLETIN!

War's Biggest Armored Push Gains Ground   Three Divisions Test Strength of Great  Communict Buildun

Three Allied Divisions And Larg est Force Of Tanks Ever Com mitted To One Action Jumy Off At Dawn On Central Front   NORTH KOREANS TRY “WHITE FLAG” TRIOK

7 Red Tanks Destroyed; 2 Damaged   Three Holes Are Smashed In Foe’s - Defensive Line

UN Armored. Drive Sparks Central Front   Largest Force of Tanks Test Red Strength 

Tanks, Infantry Striking Into Buildup Area   ‘Operation Cleaver? Smashes Three Holes In Communist Line ~

UN Tanks Rip 3 Holes in Red Line   ‘Operation Cleaver’ Top Armored Drive of War

Big Armored Drive Moves  Over Hills   War's Largest Tank Force Hits Communists

3 Key Attacks Rout Knemy  Armored Push Is   Armored Push Is Seen Largest Of Conflict

Three Holes Hacked Out on Central Front  Seven Russian Brand Tanks

Action Follows Jersey Convi iction  Western Union Will: Ban Wager Message:

Western Union > Bans Wire Bets   Court Decision Leads to Bar On Money Orders for Wagering

WIRE BAN ON BETS   Court Action Results in Nation-Wide Western Un ion Order

Nationwide Ban Placed on ‘Bets’   Western Union Firm Slaps Restriction On Use of Its Wires

WESTERN UNION BANS WIRE BETS   Court Action Prompis Money Orders Relating To   Gambling Be Discontinued Ry Telegranh

Ship’s Sinking Is Investigated By Navy Court   No Lives Are Lost In Collision Of Two Vessels During Heavy Fog

India Grain Action Near   Senators’ Expecting To Pass Bill Taday

Senate Action Looms Today On India Aid   Compromise Holds Two Million Tons Ox Straight Loan Basis

ON STRAIGHT LOAN BASIS Compromise Plan Offered On Sending Grain To India

Senate Set To Vote Food  For Indians   Leaders Hopeful Of Passage Today   Bill Provides 2,000,000 Tons, Mostly Wheat, As Straight Loan

Senate Rushing Aid Bill  Soviet Move Goads U. S. To Act On Grain-To-India

Senators Hoping For Compromise On India Relief  Straight Loan Likely To Replace Food Gift Proposed By Truman

Senators Hope To Act Today On Controversial Grain-For-India Bill

eel  YOUTHS 10 LEAVE FOR BOYS’ STATE   Seventeen Boys From Monroe, West Monroe Will Participate In Program

YOUTHS TO LEAVE FOR BOYS STATE      Seventeen Boys From Monroe, West Monroe Will Participate In Program

Allies To Rush POWs Home . Truce Comes  Negotiators Turn Armistice Bid Over Ta Staff Officers

* Nobody Knows When That Will Be But Plans are Being Made for Their Prompt Return to U. S.

Invitations to Former Belligerents To Meet For Japanese Peace Talk

Duff Wants Early Clarification of. Far East Issues   Demands Truman MacArthur ‘Come lean’ in Fight

DUFF DEMANDS WAR STRATEGY BE MADE CLEAR   Senator Declares Both Truman and Mae  Arthur Should “Come Clean.”

MacArthur and Truman Urged To Come Clean  ote r Statement arlss oe Asked Be See

Asks Truman and MacArthur To Come Clean   Sen. Duff Does Not Believe Mac,Had Full Approval of Military

Red Convoys Are Blasted.   Allied Reports Show Increase In  Truck Traffic

Enemy Troops Launch Probing Attacks on Front   Reds Moving Supplies Which May Be Used In Surprise Offensive

Probing Attacks of Reds Are Repulsed   Communist Supplies Reported Pouring Into Battlefront For Possible Drive

Reas Attack And Rush Up Move Sunnties   All Contmunists -Assaults in Korea Are Hurled Back With Heavy Losses.

Large Marijuana Patch Discovered   State DA Reports Find in Garvin County

No Casualties For Allies But Reds Lose 150   Powerful Red Forces Reported Massing In Vicinity Of Ichon

CARDINAL GOES TO FINAL REST   1,200 Church Leaders Pay Final Tribute

CARDINAL GOES TO FINAL REST   1,200 Church Leader: Pay Final Tribute  Ry CHARIEC Werte

State to Appeal Decision by Circuif —  Believe Lic icense ge _   Believe License Plates Will be Issued Now At 1951 Rates

Judge Smith  Enforcement — State Expected To Issue Truck Licenses. Now at 1951] Rate:

U.S. Relaxes Some Price Control Rules  Cost Decreases Seen in Move

OPS Relaxes On Controls   Adjustments Granted To Adjust To Change

OPS Relaxes Some Retail Price Orders  Pg ff oo ee co   Officials Say Move Designed to Relieve Possible Hardships

OPS Relaxes Controls For Adjustments  . Retail, Wholesale  ~ ear KK   Retail, Wholesale Prices Relieved By New Order; Results to Vary

OPS Relaxes Controls For Adiustments  Retail, Wholesale  Prices Relieved   Retail, Wholesale Prices Relieved By New Order; Results to Vary

Price Controls Relaxed by OPS   Adjustments Allowec To Match Changes

OPS Relaxes Controls On Some Items   Retail, Wholesale Prices To Be Amended

Price Control Relaxed Under Order By'OPS   ° + Retailers, “Wholesale: ” Firms: Given Relief. Erom-Any Hardabips -

OPS Relaxes Retail and Wholesale Price  Controls; Expects Increases, Decreases

OPS Relaxes Some Controls  Manufactured Goods’ Prices Are Adiusted

Atom Weapons Prove Better ThanExpected   All Eniwetok Experiments ‘Highly Successful,’ McMahon Reports

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Allied Patrols Stab Into Communist Lines

Navy Tanker Is Rammed: By Freighter   No Casualties; ” Neither Ship in Narnaer of Sinking

Committee Approves Hike In Taxes On Corporations   Increase Is Much Less Than President Requested In New Revenues For This Year

‘Suicide Pact’ Victim   Pact Nations Are Spending Terrific Sums For Defense

FREE NATIONS CAN WITHSTAND AN ATOMIC WAR   Connally Says U. S. And Allies Must Build  Defenses Now   TROOPS FOR EUROPE ACCORDED SUPPORT

Sen. Connally Opens “Troops Issue’ Debate   Says Western Allies Must Build Defenses Against Russia Now

J. S. Can Survive Atom  War, Declares Connally  Must Join Now With Allies To Build Defenses, Says Foreign Policy Leader

oT Tht ANATOMIC WAR   Connally Opens Fight In Senate Over Big Debate On Troops .

Connally Sees US. Surviving Atomic Attack   Texan Declares Presiden Should Decide Sending Of Troens Abroad

Act Fast While A-Shield Lasts, Senate Urged   Troop Move Backed As Connally Opens Debate on Security

Connally Urges Sneed In Plan To Avert War   Texan Opens Momentous Debote On U. S. Security Policy

Connally Opens Debate On Troops   Says Allies Can Survive by Building Defenses Jointly.

Allies Uraed To Build Up Defenses   Connally Fears No Red Threat If All Build Toaether

Veteran Democrat Declares Nation Has Time To Arm  Debate Opens In Senate On Defense Policy

ALLIED FORCE COULD SURVIVE AN ATOMIC WAR   Connally Opens Figh In Senate Over Big Debate On Troops

Allies Near Kumwha And  Chorwon   B-29'« Shower Red Troops With Steel Fragments

Truman Calls on Russia fo Aid Arms Cut   Urges a 'Fool-proof System of Reducing Werld Armaments

Asks Soviet to Share System To Limit Arms  Proposes U.N. Check: : _ A-Bomb ) Stockpiles  gg... smash. ... taf. .... ...

Dickenson Man Drowns In Creek  Schoolboy Finds Body Neor Clintwood. Va.

‘States Right’ Plank Is Urged  Byrd Calls on South To Oust Civil Rights

Sharp Proposal   wnarp FroOposal  Repeal Of Civil Rights Plank Tn Party Ranks Urged By Byrd

arp £ UpPUsal  Repeal Of Civil Rights Plank Tn Party Ranks Urged By Byrd

Gunmen Kidnap, Attack Bride   South Can Force Civil Rights Plank Repeal, Declares Byrd

RACIAL PROBLEM SOLUTION URGED   Senator Byrd Says Southern Democrats Can Force Repeal'of Civil Rights Wank.

U. N. Spokesman Reports “A Lot Closer” on Kor ean Buffer Zone   Chinese Troops Attack Allied Infantrymen North of Yonchon   ERIC JOHNSTON QUITS   Truman Has No One Yet to Replace Stabilization Chief

NEW FACES LOSS OF TWO SEATS   One Up-state Loss To Be Offset by Long Island Gain

Demo Leaders Rally Truman For Re-Election   Chicago Recommended As Site of 1952 _ Convention City

Democrat Leaders Consider No One But Truman as Candidate for 1952

Market Cattle Drop 47 Pct.   Slump in Receipts Worries Officials

Price Chiefs Keeping Eye On Markel   Drop in Cattle Receipts Worry Conzrol Directors

Escaped Slayer Back In Custody, Chicago Relieved   Daring Re-Capture Occurs On Trolley, Surrenders Quietly

(Prisoner Who Killed Guard in Escape From Death Row. Is Reeaptured in Chicaqo

Escaped Chicago Killer Captured On Street Car While Reading Bible

lighter Food Control Laws Are Proposed   Recommendations To Be Made By Truman For Stronger Controls

Fight Shapes Over Efforts To Curb Prices   Truman To Forward His Recommendations for New Controls

Truman Seeking Tighter Controls  Farm Parity Freeze Facing Opposition

GI Insurance Payotfs Soon  $685 Million Will Be Paid Second World War Vets

Other Woman, Plus Wife Equal Spat, Billy Rose Says In Telling Of ‘Thing

PANA TO REACH S00ORE   Young Fisherman Wanted To: Be Baome for Christras

FAILS TO REACH SHORE   Young Fisherman Wanted To Be Home for Christmas

Frostbite Ends Fighting Career for 14-Year-Old Veteran of Korean War

U.N. Attack Biggest of Korean War   25th Division Across Han In Three Places

ALLIED TROOPS SMASH AKAD ON 70-MI. FRONT   China Casualties Put at More Than 11,039 Wednesday

River Crossing East Of Seout Surprises Reds   Allies Smash Ahead On 70-Mile Line

UN Troops Gain along Entire Line   Chinese Losses In First Day's Battle 11.039

New Court Order Asked to Force End of Walkout   Switchmen Strike Gradually Tying Up Other Industry

U.S. Asks Cour Order as Rail Strike Spreads   Military Shipments Given Priority in Freight Embargo

STRIKE CUTS RAIL TRAFFIC ACROSS NATION   Brotherhood Denies Being Responsible For Walkouts

New Contempt Order Being Sought Against Striking Railroaders   Switchmen’s ‘“‘Illness’’ Cripples 27 Lines’ In Major Cities; Freight Embargo Placed In Effect In Northeast

Switchmen Face New Action in Federal Court   Contempt Order Sought by Government: Union Leaders Urge Local Chairmen to Get Back on the Job.

e UF Switchmen Spreads Rapidly —  Partial Embargo. Is Put On Freight

War Department Promises Action Against Brotherhoods And Individuals Interfering With Traffic; Embargoes Laid

Embargo Puton Some Freight In Rail Strike  Government Seeks Contempt Order To

‘SEEK CONTEMPT ‘ORDER AS RAIL “STOPPAGE GAINS   Defense Transport Orders Embargo On Freight  Unmovable   MILITARY SHIPMENTS GIVEN PREFERENCE

OPERATIONS ON 11 LINES ARE HIT DIRECTLY   Ask Contempt Order In Federal Court— Embargo Is Clamped

GOVERNMENT AGTS TO END RAIL STRIKE   Top Priority Is Directed for Al!  Service Shipments

Walkou. opreading Government Seeks Order  To Halt Railroad Strike

Contempt ActionTaker In Walkout   Government Also Orders. Embar gO On Some Fr eiaht

Rail Walkouts Tie Up Freight  Embargo Ordered as Work Halt Spreads

Federal Court Order Is Asked In Train Strike  Walkout Spreading:   Walkout Spreading: Shipments: of Arms Given Top Priority

Strike Puts Embargo On Freight  Walkout Cripples   Walkout Cripples Railroad Service In Major Sections

Green Bay Price Office Controls Counties Nortt Of Vernon Sector Line

Armed Mei Called Mistake  Chinese Promise Tneident Will *   Chinese Promise Incident Will * Not Happen Again

Si Sere VETMInRary a  Acheson Bars Dickering With Red ‘China On 3 Major-lecjoc

Caurch Pastor Shot in Fight  Minister and Officer Wounded in Gun Battl

Predicts That Auto Prices Be Advanced  Control Official Said Change May Come October 1

Continue Military Preparedness, Says Harriman, Await Trouble Inside Soviet

Ten Deaths Over State Yesterday From Accidents   ‘Five Die In Car-Train Collision, Three In Truck Wreck

Crashes Take Ten Lives in Indiana  Crossing Accident Kills Five in Family

COOLIDGE PROSPERITY SLOGAN WAS PLEASING   Hoover Says President Did Nothing To Prevent Mad Speculation OF 1927

Officers = uspect Prankster   Watervliet Police Chief's Wife Gets Call

LeMay Promises Swift Bomber Counter-Blows   Warns Retaliation to Be Gigantic Task if U.S. Ils Attacked

NO DOPE ADDICTION FOUND BY OFFICIALS   Reports Of Use By Martinsburg High School Studenu Net substantiated

War Balance Sheet For Week Here's UP Roundup Of Good News And Bad.

Gottwald Says Slansky Aided Tito And West  Ousted Red Official Had Planned Escape, Czech Leader Claims

Nationwide TV Hookup Due Sept. 30   A. T. & T. Microwave Radio-Relay System Will Link Coasts

National TY Hookup Near   Coast - to - Coast Video To Reach Salt Lake On Sept. 30

Coast To Coast Television Soon  Link Expected To Go   Link Expected To Go Into Operation Sept. 239 A T. & T. Says.

TRANS-NATION TV DUE SOON   First Coast-To-Coast Network Expected To Operate Sept. 30

Coast-To-Coast Television Hookup Expected To Operate September 30

Challenges Senator to Air ‘Malicious’ Statements Where He’s ‘Legally Liable

U. S.. Mediators Trying To Settle Dock Walkout   Union Threatens To Extend New York Strike to Jersey _

U.S. Prepares To Enfer Ship Strike  Wildcat Walkout May Spread to   Wildcat Walkout May Spread to Additional Piers

DOCK TIEUP DEADLOCKED   Federal Authorities Move In To Solve Wildcat Dock Strike

The Big Punch— On “Hell On Wheels” Outfit Arrives To Defend People It Once Defeated; Bissest Tank Outfit Is Furnished

Congress Leaves Hot Issues for Coming Session   More Taxes, Controls And War Policies Still Await Action

Communists Again Take Capital City   Enemy Forces Surge Past Blazing Korean Center In Drive to Close Trap On United Nations Arniy

Menace Allies in Retreat in Attempt To Drive Them to Sea in Advance

Great Hordes Push Past City Trying To Trap U.N. Forces   Black Day For United Nations

Nampa Army Vian Tu jured   Pvt. Philip Acree, 19. Wounded in Back  In Korea

Congress in Mood To Ban Aid to Reds   Give Cold Shoulder To Truman Request

Group To Revise Capehart Section  Dairy Import Rule Also May Go Out

MAY PUT LIMIT ON ADDED COST FOR CONSUMER   Capehart Angered By Senators’ Move To Change His Bill

Solons Agree ie Modifying  Controls Law   Group Votes 9-4 to Re: write Sen. Capehart’s Amendment

Vote to Rewrite Capehart Version  Indiana Senator Denounces Revision

Senate Unit Agrees To Rewrite Part Of Controls Bill   Capehart Law is Rapped by Truman To Be Changed

Also Sets Up First Permanent Universal Military Training Program in Nation's History—Ballot Stands 79 to 5, Following Weeks of Stormy Hearings and Debate—Bill Now Goes to House for Consideration.   MAY ACT BEFORE EASTER

House Action Seen by Easter   GOP Offer Amendment to Force Solons OK Troops for Europe

Adm. Joy Flays Red Attitude In Blistering Talk  Demands Of Reds On Buffer Zone irks UN Officials

No Progress s Made In Latest Peace Session  Claim Is Made That Reds Are Not Seeking To Stop The War

Allied Truce Chief Fires Verbal Blast   But Peace Conferees Set Another Parley

Legislators Fail To End  Ohio Session    Now Hope To Wind   Now Hope To Wind Up Their Work On - Thursday. Friday

German Army Will Cost US  Several Billion  Cost Of Training 12 Divisions Estimated Close To 14 Billion

New German Army To Cost U.S. Billions   May Run as High As 14 Billion In First Year

U.S. Faces Large New Defense Costs To Create German Divisions For Ike -

EDMISON IS ELECTED AS SUPERVISOR   Democratic Candidate Defeats Alexander for Supervisor; GOP Wins Two Assistants, Roth, Johnson.   DEMOCRATS TAKE ALL BUT 2 RACES   Elect Warren to Road Job, Talbott and Kinison Assistant Supervisors, Piper School Trustee.

DEMOCRATS TAKE ALL BUT 2 RACES   Elect Warren to Road Job, Talbott and Kinison Assistant Supervisors, Piper School Trustee.

Gypsy Promised To Bring Him Back Alive  Dead Soldier's Mother Is Swindled Out Of $7,011

Kelly Estate Is Sold for $76,000   Appleton Firm Is New Owner: Plans to Keep Show Place Intact —

DEFENSE CHIEFS NOW PLAN ONLY SIX DIVISIONS   SENATORS EXPEND FLOOD OF ORATORY ON EUROPEAN ISSUE

Total Depends on New War   No Present Plan to Hike Force in Europe

6 DIVISIONS IN EUROPE SLATED   Defense Department Says Only That Many Planned If Wor Avoided

Six Divisions in Europe, Plan   Two More This Year, Two in 1952, Senate Committee Told

U. 5. Sticking To 6 Divisions For Europe  Defense Department Stand Hits Talk Of

U. S. Expects To Send Six Army Groups Overseas   Congress Told Of Number Of Troops For Europe

Defense Department Says It Expects To Have Only Six Divisions In Eurone By July 1, 1952

U.S. May Have 6 Divisions In Europe By *52   No Increase In West   No Increase In West Commitments Seen In Near Future

UL §. Will Send Only 6 Divisions Overseas—Unless  _ No Plans To Increase Pact Commitments If  European Peace Holds

Plan To Have 6 Divisions In W. Europe   Marshall Does Not Want Over 4 More Sent To Eisenhowe:

Six Divisions Due In Europe Barring War   Marshall Denies Plans To Send More U.S. Troops Overseas

6 Divisions for Europe Unless War Breaks Out   Force That Size All Contemplated By July of 1952

PLAN TO HOLD TROOP AD 10 SIX OWISIONS   Commitments Up to July, 1952 Will Hold Unless / War Breaks.

PLAN TWO MORE © DIVISIONS THIS YEAR TO EUROPE   Propose Sending Six Divisions by July, 1952, Senators Told.

Army May Ask For 100 Billion Dollars  Six Divisions To Be Sent To Europe,

Congress Gets Troop Figures  Defense Department Backs Up Marshall

Atomie Tests Reveal Model Tops Old One   More Blasts Slated At Proving Area in Nevada

TEMPERATURE   Hartford Ausco Manager Held   (Carl Johnson Cr itically Hurt As He Clears Snow

CARL JOHNSON IS REPORTED AS ‘CRITICAL’   Hold Paul Messer 01 Felonious Driving Charge

Discouraged Delegates Stall UN Peace Plans ‘Good Offices’ Posts Go Begging  dena eat alaas rats nets

U. $. Steps Up Training Men For Atomic War  as nt To — Sete — ae

ee Maneuvers Announced At  Washington Will Include “At , Least One Atomic Explosion”  In Seeret Nevada Area   AIR. LAND AND SEA FORCES BEING TRAINED

5,000 Servicemen to Undergo Atomic Weapon Training on Desert in Nevada

lran Tells Of Russian Trade Plan   To Hold Atomic War  Maneuvers In Nevada

U.S. Steps Up Land, Sea, Air Training   Five Thousand Airmen To Get Special Atomic Weapon Training In Nevada Desert.

U.S. Will Step Up Training Of Military Men   A-Bomb Explosions Cousitlered: Gen. Kean Vo Cotinmand Unit

Railroad Strikers Given Deadline   Army Sends Coax-and-Threat Order To Railroad Unions and Management

kKkkKkKe  TWIN HUSBANDS SEEK TO DIVORCE TWIN WIVES IN TWIN FALLS

HEARING SET IN HOSPITAL STRIKE   Judge Issues Restraining Order; Union Threatens Violence

Claim Bombers Ran Their Turks Crazy   Ranchers Say Turkeys Stampeded Inte Pests, Peneee

U.S. Policy On Formosa Is Dietated By Security  Declaration Shown UN, Giving Study _

U. §. Security To Rule Policy Toward Formosa  Gross Declares U.S. Stand For UN As New Basce Fees Sraccke

U.S. Policy Confronts UN  UN Told U. S. Will Contione to » Oppose  SEee SeMgeE a TS

U. 5. Policy Confronts UN   UN Told U. S. Will Continue to Oppose Seating China Reds

Formosa Policy Gets Attention   /U.S. Says Security. =o: Dictate Policy.”

U.S. Makes Its Position © Clear on What Its Views Are, Relative to Formosa

Security Needs To Decide U. 8.  Formosa Policy   United Nations Hears O: American Attitude Toward Island.

U.S. Against Chinese Red Entry In UN   Gross Says Chiang’s Regime Must Discuss Formosa Future Issue

U. S. Declares Security Decides Formosa Policy   Washington Wants Nationalists Represented At Any Conference On Future Of Chiang Stronghold

U.S. Renews Firm Policy  On Formosa   Emphasizes Chiang Must Have Seat At Any Talks On Island

FORMOSA POLICY BASED ON NEED FOR U, S. SAFETY   Notice Served On U.N. Diplomats That merica Wil!  - Handle Issue As  Matter OF Security

Links U. S. Security To Formosa Fate   American Delegate To U. N. Says Chiang Must Sit at Parley

Security Needs Dictate Nation's Foreign Policy   UN Representative Makes Statement To That Effect To UN

Declaration of Policy in U.N. Covers 2 Points   Want Chiang at Any Talks on Isle; Oppose Reds in U.N.

U. §. Security leeds Dictate Formosa Policy   Set to Demand Chiong’s Presence At Conferences

/ormosa Tied To US Poliey   U.N. Told Question to Be Handled to Promote U.S. Security

U.N. Is Told Our Security Comes First   Gross Insists Nationalists Vote On Island Issue

US Security  AngleGiven Diplomats   UN Political Committee Delegates Expected to Oppose Resolution on Agecression   Seating Is Asked

New Policy For Formosa  Gross Declares Security Needs Dictate Policy

U. §. POLICIES ON FORMOSA TO GET UN AIRING   Americans Will Continue To Oppose Seating Red Chinese

U. S. Sets New Policy on Formosa   Secuity Needs to Guide Action Henceforth in UN

U.S. Security Sets Policy   Police en Formose Part of U. &. Refusal te Go Farther In Placeting Red China

U.S. Still Opposes Red China Seat   Chiang Kai-shek Wanted at Any Formosa Conference

Security Needs Govern American Policy on Formosa, U. S. Declares

‘Security Dictates Formosa Policy, Is US Declaration   Wants Nationalists Be  Included in Talks 5 Oder Gannmannnic

The Weather   Navy Plane Missing; Red Victim?  Moscow Admits Cratt Chased At Vladivostok

Soviets Protest US Air Violation   Note from Moscow Says Plane Fired on bv Ruccian Fiaghterc

Weather Patrol . Craft Missing, Search Fruitless   Red’ Protest of Siberian Border Violation Nov. 7 Appears Linked ‘to Disappearance of 10 Navy Mer

PROTEST OVER FLIGHT NEAR TO CIBERIAN BASE   Bomber With Crew Of 10 Making Run To Check Weather

Navy Reporis Plane, Crew Of 10 Missing   May Have Been Shot Down by Russians

Protest Made Nov. 7 on Flight  Over Naval Base  U.N. Also Receives Charge Americans Stir Red Revolt  RIVULETIN

U.S. Suspects Reds Downed Navy Bomber   Protest by Moscow of Violation of Siberian Border and Decoration of Soviet Fliers for Outetanding Service Indicate Fate of American Airmen Who Dissopcared Nov. 7

Navy Craft Missing; Soviets Decorate Fliers, Make Profest   Navy Doesn't Say Positively That the Plane Shot Down by Reds, But Evidence Plentiful That Red Plane Shot It Down

Soviets Protest U.S. ‘Revolt Plot   Charge Aid to Group Trying to Oust Stalin

Navy Admits Ship and 10 Men Missing   Moscow’ Says Plane Chased From Viadivostek Inte Ocean

Russians Charge Border Violated By U. $. Plane   Navy Confirms Patrol Bomber Lost On Flight

BOMBER AND CREW OF TEN MEN MISSING   Moscow Protests U. S. Plane Violated Siberian Border; Believe It Was Attacked by Reds.   TWO SOVIET FLIERS GIVEN DECORATIONS   Recall Honors Paid Before to Russians Who Shot Down U. S. Plane in Baltic.

Siberian Line Violated, Reds. Charge In Note  - Soviets State They Fired-On Plane In Protest Filed Nov. 7 -

Russia Protests Plane ‘Violation  Moscow Save I) S$.   Moscow Says U.S. Craft Fired Upon By Soviet Fighters

Navy Craft Is Missing In Far East   Russian Protest On ‘Violation’ Is Disclosed

Soviet Fighters Fire on Plane Protest to U. S.   Russians Claim Amer. ican Craft Violatec Siberian Border

BOMBER AND  CREW OF TEN MEN MISSING         Moscow ‘Protests: Ue Plane Violated: Siberic Border; Believe It. ‘Was Attacked ‘by Reds.      Two SOVIET FLIERS. GIVEN DECORATIONS   Recall Honors. Paid Before to Russians Who. Shot Down U. S. Plane. in Baltic.

Russia Protests Border Incident  U.S. Plane Fired on , . SS  Te ie “sie

Naval Aircraft With 10 on Board Reported Lost on Weather Flight, May Have Been Downed by Soviets

soviets May Have Downed A Navy Plane   Russia Protests Aircraft Violated Siberian Border

Soviet Note Reveals Recent Attack On American Craft Over Siberia   US Plane, 10 Men May Have Been Shot  Down by Russians

Hint Navy Plane Russian Target  Twin n-engin ne Bomber Missing Since Nov. 6

Search For U.S. Plane Centers  In Italian Peaks Wreckage of Missing Plane Reported In Dolomite Mountains

NOTE CHARGES US. VIOLATED RED BOUNDARY   Russia Claims American Plane Crossed Border Near Viadivostok.

Plane Crossed Border, Claim Of Russians      American Plane Fired O1 By Soviet Fighters ts Vladivostok Area, : Charae OF Soviets

Soviets Claim That U. S. Aircraft Violated Siberian Border and Was Fired on by USSR Fighters

Back Plan Of Bombing Manchuria   Air Chief*s Hint Of Broadening War Has Support of Senators

Soviet Hits Violation by U. S. Plane   Reds Tell of Firing on Craft Near Siberian Border

Soviets Charge Bomber Crossed Siberian Border  10 Navy Men Missing pe egp “ae diyew Pigoo ©

Reds Charge Violation Of Their Border   Tell U. S. Russians Fired On Plane Which They Say Flew Gver Siberia

Kremlin Says Americans Violated Border   Washington Reports Ship With 10 Aboard Missing Since Nov. 6

British Attempt To Force lran Into Arbitration   International Court Of Justice Is Asked To Arbitrate Disnute

Britain Appeals To International Court on iran Oil   U. S. Delivers Note in Tehran Declaring Disput Important to Entire Free World, And Uraing Settlement by Neqotiation

Arbitration Of Iran Oil Fight Asked   International Court Of Justice Requested To Assist in Dispute

British Ask World Court To Use Rule  Against Iran   Arbritration Wanted In Dispute On Oil Refineries In East

Britain Seeks Negotiation With lran   International Court Asked to Appoint Proper Arbitrator

Court Asked fo Force Iran to Submit Oil Nationalization Dispute to Arbitration

Arbitration Of Iran Oil Row Sought   Court OF Justice Asked To Force Jran To Arhitrate

U.S. Note Urges Settlement To Aid Free World   Washington Fears Intervention Of Russian Troops

Appeal To Iran To Submit To Arbitration —   _U. S. Is Concerned That Both Britain And Russia May Send In Troops ©

World Court Aid  In Oil Wrangle Plea Of Britain  U. S. Note To Iran a er . a oe 7   U. S. Note To Iran Declares Dispute Of Ton Maanitude

Review of Oil Dispute Asked   British Seek Arbitration In International Court

British Seek: Court Action  Over Tran Oil   United States ‘Urges Pe Tran -To Settle Case Through Negotiations

Democratic Congressman Declares GOP Chief Got RFC Loans for His Firm and Charged $100,000  . Republican Leader Says Party Wants Facts of Case Aired

Gabrielson Said to Have Solicited Loan   Fulbright for Probe of Whole Question of Gov't Morality

‘Moral Standards In Government’ Probe Suggested   Fulbright Proposes Commission of Citizens Make Investigation

CHARGES GOP CHAIRMAN GOT BIG LOAN FEE   Hays Says Gabrielson Peddlec Influence; Will Accuse 2 Senators.

GCabrielson Cited For REC Pressure  GOP Chairman Paid S100.000 for Using Influence. Is Claim

Says Citizens Group Should Study Congress   FuSsright Calls For a Commission To Check Moral Standards There   BULLETIN

Gabrielson Got Loan for Firm   Charged $100,000 for  Services, Senator Says

Johnson Leads Eight Named for Commissioner  3,579 Voters  Cast Ballots in  Det anmoy Flac tian

Johnson Leads Eight Named for Commissioner  3.579 Voters   3,579 Voters Cast Ballots in Primary Election

SHAPE Prepares To ‘Guard Peace’   Eisenhower Announces Allied Headquarters Is Now Operational!

GEN. IKE'S STAFF NOW OPERATIONAL   Organization’s Aim Is _ Preservation of Peace

Prompiness Most important Factor in Flood Relief   Witness Says Program of No Value Unless It Is Carried Out Immediately.

FOR FLOOD ACTION   Howse Urges Congress to Move at Once on Rehabilitation Help

jAt Cleveland Crime Probe Sheri ffs ‘On Spot’; Polizzi Won't Talk

Burke Tells Probers Of Getting Aid   Officer ‘Puzzled’ By Utility Bills Found At Chesapeake Club

McKeldin Touted For Presidency   Governor Given Surprise Party At Executive Meancion

‘Allied Patrol Clashes for 3 Hours With Reds in Probe of Iron Triangle

Reds, Allies Clash Today  UN Patrol Driven Off After Sharp  ey = pee, ; Me amen PEs

Allied Patrol Battles Red Troops In ron Triangle Of North Korea   Minor Engagements Are Reported Along Other Sections Of Front

Fight Ends U.N. Probe Of Assembly   3 Sharp Actions Reported Along Front Lines;  Weather Hits AF

Skirmishes Are Only Action On Korean Warfront    Allied Patrol Clash Witl Reds In Old Iron  Triangete.

Allies Probe Red Buildup In ‘Triangle’   Sharp Actions Mark Fighting On  Korean Front T ine<

SOLDIERS GO DEEP INTO REDS’ OLD FORTRESS   Bad Weather Cuts Down Air Support All Along Front ©

Patrols Clash As Clouds Hide Red Build Up   Triangle Probe By Allies Hits Enemy Force

Patrols Battle in Old Triangle   Poor Visibility Cuts Air Surveys of Red Movements

Skirmish in North Korea Old Triangle   Three Actions on East Central Front Early Today

UN. -Red Troops Skirmish in Old lron Triangle Area   Allies Probe Enemy Territory Almost To Tip of Pyongyang

Sharp Actions Reported In Korean War   Allies Clash With Chinese Reds At Front

Allies In Sharp Actions With Communist Forces   Patrol Clashes With Red Troops In Triangle In North Korea; Rain Hampers Air Operatiorx

UN FORCES CLASH WITH RED TROOPS   Allied Patrol Skirmishes For Three Hours With Enemy Unit

Schricker Signs Nearly 300 Bills Passed This Year   Most of Them Have Emergency Clauses, Effective Now

CITIZENS SCAN BILLS PENDING   Governor Has Vetoed Three of Measures Addec To New Laws.

Schricker’ sBill- Signing Passes 300 Mark, but. Many Others Await His Action or Possible ‘Pocket Veto”

MARKET SALES TOP 1950'S IN VOLUME. VALUE   Over 506,000 Crates Sold To Date For More Than $2 900,000

Cash Value Goes Above Two Million   900,978th Crate Brings $150 At Market Auction

General Persuaded Him That Chinese Would Not Enter War, Truman Say:

To Meet Malik On Cease-Fire Russian Ofier   Hand-To-Hand Fight Rages As Korean War Starts New Year

Twas the Night Before Xmas And All Through the House -  And I In My Kerchief  And Mama In Her Cap Were Just Settling Down 'For A Long Winter’sNap

Hungary Freeing Alleged U.S. Spy: Details Of Concessions Withheld

U. §. Awaiting Vogeler Release  Secrecy Shrouding Hungary's Prisoner

Vogeler Release Time Is Secret  U.S. Businessman Ta Quit Hunaarv Jai

New Kensington. Bank Is ‘Short’   Approximately ‘$600, 00( Discovered a Shortage U. 5. Attomey Notified

Hurricane Dog Spares Jamaica, ‘Easy’ Forming  Storm Disorganized But Forecaster Says It Could Reaenerate

State Treasury Starts Harvest Of New Funds From. Texas’. Taxpayer

ON THE INSIDE   Dis MONEY-MARER  Texas Will Start Getting Richer Sept.1 — New Taxes

Some Agencies Must Take Cuts In Funds   Senate Committee Serves Notice On Non-Defense Work

Senate Economy Bloc Wins Tests   Serves Notice That Non-Defense Slash To Be Forthcoming

State of War Could Continue Between ‘Russia, Japan lf Treaty Isn't Siqned

Radio Warns Of Consequences If Janan Ratifies   Far East Due For Politlcal Turmoil As Result Of Treaty...

Turmoil in Far East May Resull from Jap Treaty   Touchy Situation Could Erupt Into Full-Scale East-West War.

Full Scale War in East, Danger   Red China Considers ‘Herself at War .With lapan

Soviet Nix on Treaty Increases  Peril of All-Out War in Far East

Russian Refusal To Sign Peace Threatens War   For East Turmoil After Ratification Reviewed by Write

POSSIBILITY OF WAR IF RUSSIA REJECTS TREATY   See Political Turmoil, Heavy Red Demands on the Japanese.

Soviet Action Stresses Threat Of All-Out War   Political Turmoil In Far East; Next Step Uncertain

Russian Failure To Sign Jap Treaty Will Increase Turmoil In Far East 

The Events Leading Up to Forrestal’s Resignation; Truman Gives Him D. S. M. in Surprise Ceremony

>THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  Forrestal Resigns, Gets DSM in Surprise Ceremony

TITULAR HEAD OF GOP DRAWS WHERRY'S IRE   Hoover Accepts Bid To Present Views Next Tuesday

Copper Strike Talks Slow to Standstill   U. S. Injunction Appears Likely Against 3 of Bie 4 Producers

PARLEY STALLED ON COPPER PACT   U. S. Injunction Expected as Step to Restore Production

Lid Asked On Texas Gambling   Prosecutors Want Tougher Laws. Spot Trial for Violators

Gambling, Slot Machine And Punch Board Ban Urged At Enforcement Conference

A RR Oh EEE,  “From A to Izzard   Abeut Pigeons, Newspapers, Fic.

CET -h-2_- 28-222  From A to Izzard   About Pigeons, Newspapers. Fic.

Acheson Foes Given Reply . By President   End of Aggression in Korea Left To Soviet

Jury Recommends  Life for Killer   Air Force Sergeant Is Guilty of Slaying Man, Wife on Lonely Road

WALKER FACES LIFE IN JAIL   Negro Air Force Sergeant Convicted In Double Murder

REOS Lack  Allied Line: Rhee Flees   Foe Rolls Toward Capital Against Light Opposition

Drive British Troops Off Nearby Hill To Protect Their Flank US Fighter Bombers Strafe And Rocket Chinese

President, Cabinet Quit Imperiled City   Chinese Reds Smash UN Defenses In Maior Drive: Enemy Neare City’s Gates

Gap Is Ripped Ini UN Defense North of City   Big Attack Achieves Breakthrough at Soft Spot Between Forces

ENEMY PUNCHES HOLE INLINE, POURS THROUGH   “This Is A Major Attack,” U. S. Division Of ficer Says   COMMUNISTS SUFFER SEVERE CASUALTIES

Push Toward ROK Capital After Piercing U.N. Line   American Field Officer Soys Communists Are Moving Recklessly Through Hole in Allied Line; American Reserves Rushed Up

Tanks Help Red Hordes’ Push South  3 U.S. Divisions Ty ; ie.   3 U.S. Divisions Bear Brunt of Seoul’s Defense

South Korean Capital Defense Is Collapsing   Chinese Break Through Center of U. S. 24th Division and Race On Against Only Light Opposition; Syngman Rhee Gov tarnment Fleac.

MacArthur Proposals Lambasted   Sen. MeMahon Fears Bombing Of. S. Cities

Asserts Mae Poli ey Could Set Off War   Sen. Brien McMah on Declares Russ Able To Bomb U.S. Now

Non-Monetary Gold Lid Lifted   ‘49 Nations Okay Lifting Of Ceiling

International Fund Removes Ceiling  Price On Gold For Industrial Uses

A LEGION MOTOR POOL   Persons Needing Clothing to Be Taken to City Building

CLOSE SLUCGING REPORTED ALONG CLIMB TO SEOUL   Battered Capital Has Few Occupants, Airmen Tell Swinton   U. N. FORCES GAIN ON WESTERN FRONT

New Drive Looms  U.N. Forces in Fierce Fights With Reds on Seoul Approaches

Great New Steel Plant Is Started   International Signific ance in Morrisville Industrv.

Admits to Using Slot Machines  New Kensington Teller Embezzles $16,000 Over Four-year Period

Seventh Bank Official Is Under Arrest   New Kensington Teller Embezzles $16,000 Over Four Year Period

Chinese Forces Drive Seven Mile Wedge In South Korean Line.   Some American And South Korean Units Cut Off By Sudden Push Toward Woniu

Government Order On Price Ceilings To Lift Big Freeze  Last of Wholesale, Retail Items to Be Under Controls Soon

nitial Step Is Expected Today  UN Committee May  Recommend Embargo

WAR MATERIALS EMBARGO ORDER BEING PREPARED   United Nations Ready To Take First Step To Prevent Aid From Reaching Red  China.

VOTE TO PUT TAX ON EXPENSE MONEY   Conferees Agree to Remove Exemption on Allowances of Presi dent and Congressmen.

British Draft Last Offer To  Bar Seizure   Would Withdraw Tankers. Technicians And Stop Output

U.S. Hint of Loan May Soothe Iran   Grady Makes Suggestion to Deomver KAnceadech

U.S. Hopes Loan Offer Will Avert lran Oil Crisis   British Make Final Proposal In Controversy

Say Russian Pilots Are Flying Jets  One Reported Shot By Mistake By Red Chinace Officer

Believe Soviet Pilots Flying Jets in Korea   No Absolute Proof but Eyewitness Report Makes Fact Seem Likely.

js issue ee  (Truman Forces Battle to Keep ‘Beef Slaughterine Quotas

Bail Revoked In Rape Case  Child Identifies Mar MUald ihn Widnan

Mishap Victims Reported ‘Fair’   One Person Killed, 13 Hurt in Accident East of Franklin

Iran Prepared For Red Rally   Police And Troops Alerted For Demonstrations

Atmosphere Tense in Iran Capital   Troop-Laden Tanks Rumble Through City As Rallies Prepared

IRAN TROOPS ALERTED FOR RED AGITATION   No Progress Made On Efforts To Settle Oil Dispute.

Rumble Of Tanks Heard In Tense, Oil-Rich Nation  Government Braces _ For Demons! trations “dees a , tye at -_ i; eres

Rep. Hope Upholds The President’s Action   But Rees and George Side With MacArthur In Current Controversy

‘He Had No Alternative’ Hope Says President Either Had to Resign

Sabre Jets Arrive To  Defend Europe   U.S. Unit Lands In Great Britain, Nucleus of Wing

Young Thugs ‘Jump’ Retired House Painter   SO. YOU GOT IT ROUGH? Joe Enzensperger Has Bad  Week. But He'll See The Game

Suitor Kills Woman, 45,and Her Mother, 87, Sets Fire to Their Home, Kills Himself

Crazed Suitor ills 2 Women  Ends Own Life After etting House Afire

House Prohers Told Tax Claims Filec Against Mvers and Lias Protected

Agriculture: In Middle Of Price Squeeze  Pressure Growing Far Ralaw.Parity

Much Of Price Difficulty Is Farm Produce   Subsidies, As In World War Two Might Be Answer

Farm Subsidies May Be Reinvoked   Leaders Grope for Ways to Balance Waaes and Prices

FACE BITTER PILL — Wage-Price Stabilization ~ May Involve Agriculture

Agriculture May Have To Take Subside: As Government Strives For Stabilizatior

Stabilization bitter Dosage To Agriculture   Government May Force Acceptance of Parity Drop, Subsidization

Farm Producers Facing Setbacks In Price Squabble  Laws Complicate Wage, Food Cost  Gp, _£ *h*, Pgs. g

Price-Wage War Threat to Ceilings   Farmers May Be Required to Accept Subsidies

Difficult to  Fix Price Level   Most Products of The Farm Are Still Below Parity

Wage-Price Plan Requires Farm Curbs   Labor Rebels Against Pay Freezes Without Food Controls

Bitter Medicine May Be In Store For Agriculture—  Subsidies May Be Needed To Achieve Price Stahilit

Bitter Dose Is Seen For Acriculture   ULS. Can't Set Ceilings Where Law Calls For Parity But May Set  Up Subsidies

Labor's Wage Hikes Hinged to Rise In Farm-Food Prices Under Parity

COUNTY SCHOOLS TO HAVE READING CONSULTANT   ‘Morton Botel Has Beer  Selected for New   Position   Will Direct YA County-Wide Reading Program in

Four Removed To Hospital At Cambridge   Auto Without Lights Forces Bus From Road

‘Daring’ Postal Holdup ‘Hoax’   Staged By Pal, Royal Oak Driver Says

Notorious Nazi War Criminals Finally Hanged  Seven Are Executed In Prican Hanainac A   Seven Are Executed In Prison Hangings A Landsberg, Germany

AAC THCA BLOGR, EX-REL DIES IN QUAXERTOW   Changed Her Tune To ‘Star Spangled Banner’   COLONIAL DESCENDANT

“Mother Bloor,” One of The Founders of Party in U. S., Had A Spinal Injury   LEFTIST SINCE YOUTH

MOTHER BLOOR RED PIONEER DEAD AT 88   Charter Member Of Party Dies Of Heart Attack

Allies Call For Another Talk Tonight   Reds Flatly Rejec U.N. Suggestion Of Guarantees

COMMUNISTS WANT ACTION ON CHARGES   Allies Insist On Listing Conditions For Discussions

Commies Are Peeved When Terms Aired   Ridgway Asks Group To Return Wednesday In New Attempt to Find Answers

oo ++ MESSAGE — Ridgway  Asks New Truce Try   REDS STALK OUT OF MEETING

Ridgway Asks Them To Return   Communists Won't Talk About Parley ‘Conditions’

Ridgway Asks Commies To Try Once More   Reds Turn Down Suggestion Over Talk Conditions

Communists  Walk Out On Allies   First Attempt To Renew Truce Negotiations Ends in Failure.

Ridgway Asks Delegates For Another Try  Reds Walk Out   Reds Walk Out As Allies Insist  On Discussing Plan For Reopening Talk:

Reds Angrily Stalk Out Of Meeting At Kaesong   Gen. Ridgway Asks Communist to Return For Another Try at Resuming Truce Talk

Ridgway Asks Delegates For Another Try   Reds Walk Out  As Allies Insist  On Discussing Plan For Reopening Talks

‘Conditions’ Of Further Armistice Talks Send Red Envoys Stalking From Meet: Ridgway Again Ready

Ridgway Asks Communists To Try Once More  Efforts To Revive Truce Talks Slip

Snarl Develops on Peace Center   Enemy Still Wants to Talk About Old Allied Violations

REDS WALK OUT ON TRUCE TALKS TODAY   Communists Leave in Anger But Are Asked by Ridgway to Return Again Tomorrow.   TOLD KAESONG NOT SATISFACTORY SITE   Enemy Insists on Taking Up Old Charges of Alleged Allied Neutrality Zone Violations.

Another Tr y Is Requested By Ridgway   Enemy Insists On Talking About Charges Against United Nations

Gen. Ridgway Asks Another Try Tomorrov   Communists Angry At UlLN, Bimestion

idgway pens to.  Try Again   Reds Insist Allies. Meet Their Charges ‘Of Truce Violations

UN Prods Reds into New Talks After Walkout   Liaison Teams Hold Third Session on Negotiating Terms

Reds Walk Out On Meeting to Revive Parleys  Ul So lete Win Biaaanc   U.S. Jets Win Bigges' Air Battle, Fighting  Ear Mille Cantiniac

Reds Walk Out on UN Officers   Refuse to Discuss Allied Suggestion

Reds Invited Back To Revive Stalled Korean Truce Talks   Ridgway Sends Message After Communists Stalk From Kaesong Meeting

Reds Stalk Out Of Truce Meeting   Ridgway Invites Officers To Return For Meet Wednesday

Allies Doubt Latest Action Is Signal for  Breakdown   Communists Had Wanted To Start Negotiations Immediately   Would Process Charces

Ridgway Offer Comes After Enemy Officers Stalk Angrily Out of, Truce Planning Meet

Reds Walk Out On Truce Talk Revival Effort   Gen. Ridgway Follows Uf Slap by Proposing Another Meeting

ALLIED LEADER MAKES ATTEMPT TO SAVE PARLEY   Gen, Ridgway Asks Enemy To Return To Kaesong in At tempt To Revive  Stalled Talks,

Red Liaison Officers Stalk Out Of Meeting   Ridgway Asks Enemy To Return For Another Talk On ‘Conditions’

Red Officers Walk Out On  Negotiations Ridgway Asks  Session Tonight

 Gen. Ridgway Asks Them to Return Tomorrow for. Another Try. Washington's View Not Optimistic.

RIDGWAY ASKS ANOTHER TRY TOMORROW   Explosive Suddenness  ALLIED PROPOSAL   For Uninterrupted Talks Rejected: Communist Charges Denied

Reds Wanted First Session Given Over Te Plans For Processing A String Of Charges Against The Allies. *

Stil Have Hopes for Resumption of Truce Talks   Ridgway Agrees to Try Again Though Reds Walked Out Monday.

Walked Out on Talks  Provoked Reds Urged To Return For Truce Parley

Refuse To Negotiate Terms For New Parley   Ridgway Asks Flagrant Enemy To Return For Another Attempt To Revive Stalled Cease-Fire Efforts

ALLIES COAX REDS BACK T0 FRESH TALKS   No Sign Of Any Break In Gap Between Teams Seen

RED WALKOUT AT KAESONG BLOCKS NEW TRUCE MOVE   Enemy Demands Considerafion Of Protests Against Neutrality Vinintiane

Reds’ Liaison Officers Stalk Out Of Meeting   Ridgway Invites Communists To Mee: Again Wednesday

Allies Would Talk Despite Red Walkout   Ask Another Meeting Tonight After Foes Stalk Out Of Room

Reds Walkout of Truce Talks When U.N. Presents Plans   U.N. Command Ready To Resume Talks Elsewhere

Reds Bolt Talks in Angry Exit   Demand Discussion of String of Charger at Kaesong

Ridaway Tries fo Keep Parley af Kaesong Alive   Communist Officers Balk at Discussing Session Conditions

Reds Invited Back To Truce Talks  Communists Stalk Out Of Meeting Today

REDS WALK OUT OF KAESONG MEET   [COMMUNISTS REFUSE TO DISCUSS TERMS FOR REOPENING TRUCE TALKS.   By WILLIAM C. RARNART.

Harriman, British Envoy Try To Learn Details Of lran’s New Offer

Asserts Graham we Shot First    Graham’s Widow, 19, Testifies at Trial; Sentence Due Oct, 2.

An 18 Percent Increase In Auto Insurance Rates Seen   Public Liability, Property Damage To Go Up Monday

State Approves 18 Per Cent Increase in Auto Insurance  Rates Effective Monday

Next Few Battles To Decide.... ~ Decision Awaited  On Military Goal

Uneertain If U.N. Can Push To Parallel 38   Battle Development In Next Few Days To Provide Answer

Allies Taking Calculated Risk In Pushing Northward—  Next Few Davs To Decide Exient Of Bic TIN Offensive

Allies Studynig Chinese Reactior   _ Korean War Now - Centers On 38th _

Battle Developments In Few Days ‘Will Determine Length Of Advance

Chinese Reaction To New Allied Offensive May Help Shape U.N. Strategy For Next Move

BACK INTO BANK  Big Creek at Hays Subsides But Leaves Death Toll  of Five

Death Toll ‘To Five At Hays   Two Others Missing After Disastrous Flash Flood Found Safe; Over 3,500 Peaple Homeless

Kansas Town Wades Out of Devastation Left by Bad Flood   ‘Four Known Dead and Two More Persons Missing in Wake of Disaster: Body of Victim Found

HaysCounts Its Dead After Flood   Extensive Damage Left As Creek Waters Leave A 75-Block Expanse   STILL SEEK BODIES   Five Known Dead—Rural Cloudburst Identified As Cause of Overflow

U.S. Disposed To Give Britain  Financial Aid   Harriman And Top Britons Already Talk Steps To Be Taken

SANDOVAL POST AMERICAN LEGION WILL BE HOSTS AT COUNTY MEETING IULY 21

SANDOVAL POST AMERICAN ES onde! WILL BE HOSTS AT ;COUNTY MEETING JULY 31

2-Year Reciprocal Trade P gram, Carrying Anti-Comrmaunist Provision,  Comes Before Sentte:Graup Toda‘

Solons Discuss Reciprocal Trade  Senators To Consider  Extension Of Proarar

Senate Studies World Trade Pact Program  Economic Weapon Aimed Against Sovie!  Tr. yy. ye. fy ¥.. Weeyy

Senate Weighs Extension Of Trade Pacts  Economie Weapon   Economie Weapon Aimed At Exports Of Russia. Satellites

Twisters Rip Southwest   14 Persons Hurt As Tornado Tears Roof Off School

Just As Futile As Wars....  Some 400 Persons Expected To Die. In Lahor Dav Weekend Road Mishaps

'\‘Underestimated Responsibility’ Motorists Packing Everything But Caution ‘In Preparing For Labor Day Trip To Death

Experts Predict Heavy Traffic Toll Coming Weekend   Engineer Gives _ Timely Tips To  Holiday Motorists

Expect 400 To Be Killed On Labor Day   35,000,000 Drivers To Be On Highways Over Coming Weeken

400 Will Die in Traffic Accidents Over Weekend, But They Don't Have To, Automotive Reporter Say:

, Will You Be One Of Them?  400 Will Die in Labor Day Auto Accidents

400 Expected To Die in Mishans   Carelessness, Fatigue Will be Cause of Many Uncalled-For Accidents

Some 400 Will Die In Accidents On U. S. Highways During Labor Day Weekend

ESTIMATE 400 AUTO DEATHS OVER LABOR DAY   AUTOMOBILE TERMED GREATEST KILLER SINCE WORLD BEGAN

Predict 400 Road Deaths On Holidays   Estmate Some 35 Million Cars Will Be Traveling On Nation's Highways Over Labor Day

Labor Day Weekend Will Swell Toll of Nation’s Traffic Deaths by 480

Frightful Forecast Holiday Traffic: Mishaps Due To Cause 400 Deaths

Estimate 400 To Die By Accident Over Labor Day  “svalase Driving Ta   Careless Driving To Take Heavy Toll This Weekend. ~-

Four Hundred Slated to Die During Coming Labor Day Week-End Holiday

Expect 400 Deaths This Labor Day Weekend Due To Traffic Accidents and Carelessness

Air Force. Won't Call Up Reserves  Heavy Volume   Heavy Volume Of Voluntary Enlistments

AIR FORCE SUSPENDS CALL FOR RESERVES   Chanse In Prosram Made Possible By Volume Of Voluntary Enilisimenis

Two Pupils Die In School Bus River Plunge   Bridge Railing Collapses under Impact of Crash

School Bus- Truck Crash Kills 2, Injures Score on Icy Highway   Singing and Jostling Youngsters Hurled In River, Rescued By Drivers and Crew of Telechore Men

2 Pupils Killed Score Injured In Bus Plunge   Crash On Michigan Bridge Hurls Vebicle Into Fey Waters

School Bus Wreck Is Fatal fo Two  Score More Injured in Michigan Accidant on lea fawavead Surah Based

WANTED MAN LAZY BUT HOT-TEMPERED   Brancato is Identified As A Member of Las Vegas Hold-Up Gang

Gross Says This Nation Will Disprove Story   America Is Accused Of Fomenting Rebellion in USSR

Gross Says This Nation Will Disprove sory  Amer a Is Acc sed   America Is Accused Of Fomenting Rebellion in USSR

Rain Moves Slowly Across United States  at a ee eS. ee Sl ll al. he

Pay Raises, Price Hikes Are Approved   Johnston Lifts Wage Freeze, Disalle Acts on Prices

FREEZE ON PAY RAISES LIFTED BY WAGE BOARD   Government Also Approves Some Price Increases for Retailers.

Wage Boost OK'd; Freeze Retail Spread      some Price Increases _ Expected to Follow  Mark-Up Curb Order

Stabilizer Thaws For 10 Pct. Hike   Johnson Promises Freeze Will Be Taken Off Furniture and Cloth ing as of March 29.

U.S. Thaws Wages For Increases   Only 10 Percent Boost Over Jan, 1950 is Allowed

Increase For Wages, Prices GetsApproval   Clothing Aud Homes Will Receive Boost; Pay Up 10 Per Cent

Refail Formula Sef By D’Salle As Freeze Thaws   Fringe Pay Benefits Sought By Johnsten

10 Per Cent Pay Raises Approved; Johnston Asks Frinae Benefit Action

Labor Dislikes Action Allowing 10% More Pay   Long-Awaited Retail Markup Order Issued

107% Ceiling On Pay Raises Is Ordered   Some Price Boosts For Retail Merchants Also Approved

Johnston Order Removes Freeze On Pay Boosts   Also Will Allow Some Price Hikes  After March 29

REDS LAUNCH ATTACKS -T0HALT ADVANCE   Fierce Fighting Develops Along  Varann Eranta

Red Resistance Grows InKorea  UN Troops Continue To Inch Forward

BUCKS COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICTS MAY LOSE AS MUCH AS $5,000,000 IF STATE LEVIES REAL ESTATE TA)

6 Die as Runaway Bus Strikes Wall  Others in Church Group Feared Dying

Right Killed, 30 Injured When Bus Strikes Wall  Machine Loaded With 65 Persons Runs Away Down Weirton Hill ‘

8 Killed Wher Runaway Bus Crashes Wall  Crowded Weirton   Crowded Weirton Bus Gets Out of Control on Hill

Runaway Bus Rams Wall, Killing Eight   Fifty Are Injured On Way to Church In Crowded Vehicle

CHURCH-BOUND RIDERS   CTHRURCH-BOUND RIDERS : Runaway Bus Kills 7, Hurts 50 in Concrete Wall Crash

Runaway Bus Strikes Wall: § Die, 50 Hurt  Tragedy Occurs At Wincwkann VA i.   Tragedy Occurs At Weirton, W. Va.

Runaway Bus Rams Into Concrete Wall, Kills Kight Persons   51 Others Aboard Vehicle Injured as It Goes Out of Control and Careens Down Long Hill; Driver Attempted to Run His Bus Into Yard

patterspn,  Former School  beret: Dies:   Windfall an, 89,  \  Was cuperduneadect i in Tipton 12: Years

Patterson, Former School Official, Dies   Windfall Man, 89, Was Superintendent in Tipton 12 Years

Priests Victims Of Red Atrocities  Bodies Discovered {in Korean Well

Priests’ Bodies Are Found In South Korean Well; Red Mass Slayings Given Blame

B. H. WOMAN   Husband Critically Hurt En Route Home From Vacation

Verdict Carries Penalty Of Three Years In Prison Or $1,C00 Fine, Defendant Freed Pending Outcome Of Motion   GROUNDWORK LAID FOR POSSIBLE DEPORTATION

Anzalone Convicted Of Falsely Claiming U. 5, Citizenship; Faces Deportation.

Gambler Guilty Of False Claim On Citizenship    Monongahela Valley Raeket Czar Vaces Prison Term And line

O'Dwyer, Costello Meeting To Provide Firewoks at Kefauver Hearing Monday

O'Dwyer, Costello To Co-Star   Crime Probers Seek Report On Gambler's Throat

Kefauver In Answer To Gen. MacArthur   Tennessee Solon Says Peace To Depend On UN

Kefauver Give: Reply To Mac  Digs General For No Mention Of U.N.

Strong U.N. s Kefauver s Hone   Says It Is Only Chance For Peace

UN Only Chance to  Keep Peace   Senator Kefauver Answers MacArthur’s Attacks On Truman’s Policies

Kefauver Hits M’Arthur For Insult To UN   Answers His Seattle Speech With Address  Be Viktiwrmamatea: Tiieusime

Kefauver Terms ‘Strong UN’ Only Chance for Peace   ‘It Isn't MacArthur's War,’ He Says in Reply To Blast at Seattle

3900 Yanks Drop On Panicky Enemy: Resistance Grows   Foe Flees At First, Then Rallies: Armored Column Links Up With Chutists Northwest OF Sansral

Enemy Tries To Surround  US. Jumpers   Armored Column, Infantry Move Up To Bolster Airmen

Enemy Attacks 3,300 Who Made  Behind Line Dron  Two U.S. Columns March To Rescue  anaer tini

Paratroopers. in Surprise Landing  3,300 Jump Behind 20.000 Red Troops

Link Up With Yank  Column   rprise, Rally And. ght Viciously To Cnt OFF Vank Tumner  at Caught By

Yanks Dropped Behind Enemy Lines In Surprise Attack: Armored Column Joins Sky Troopers

U.5. Paratroopers, Rangers Drop Behine Communist Lines   Reds Try Desperately to Surround 3,300 American Jumpers.

DropBehind Enemy Lines Near 38th   Communists Trying Desperately to Surround Jumpers

‘Chutists and Rangers Behind The Enemy Lines  Shock 20,000 Reds Into Hasty Flight

Cut-Off Reds Throw Weapons Away In Flight  Alliec Troops Link Up With Chutists

Paratr oops Land Behind Reds’ Lines   Large Communist Force Cut Off In Surprise Action North Of Seoul

U.S. Troops Aim To Cut Off 20,000 Reds  UN Armored Column Links With Chutists North Of Seoul, 9

From Skies  Near Seoul Land Behind 20,000 Red Rear Guards; Surprise Complete

Over 3.300 in a Combat Landing With Gen. Ridgway In One Firefight

‘Paratroopers Drop Behind Foe’s Lines   3,300 Americans Make Surprise Landing From Air North of Seoul Today, Forcing 20,000 Communists to Flee —Enemy Later Rallies and Attacks.   ARMORED UNIT LINKS UP

Chutists Joined ‘by Armor North of ROK Capital   Drop Area Is Expanded Swiftly: Continuous ’ Fire Is Reported

20,000 Foes May Be In Allied Trap   Armor Links Up Wil Chutists After Mass Jump North Of Seou

3,300 GI's JUMP BEHIND ENEMY NORTH OF SEOUL   ARMOR SPEARHEADING THREE UN DIVISIONS REACHES DROP AREA

Troops Jump Behind Reds Above Seoul   Ridgway Reported In Thick of Fire  As Assault is Made Against 20,000 Reds

Over 3,300 Chutists Make a Surprise Combat Landing In Area Back of Enemy Forces

Armored Unit and Airborne Force Linked  Tanks Jab Through te lain Jumnere in:   Tanks Jab Through to Join Jumpers in: Enemy's Positions  =... Mr EY? OF OES

Reds Rally After Panic At Air Drop   Armored Column Joins  Paratroops; Allies   Enter Uijongbu.

Allied Armored Columns Link Up With Chutists Affer Mass: Jump   Surrounding Reds Rally After Surprise Combat Landing Nine Miles South of 38th Parallel: Yanks. Near Border in Central Areo

ENEMY TAKEN BY COMPLETE SURPRISE   20,000 Red Troops Shocked Into Hasty Flight  U.N. COLUMN   Links With 3,300 ’Chutists Near Drop Area; Ridgway In Thick Of Fight

Reds Scared Into Flight, But Rally   Jumpers Fill Sky Like Huge Bouquet, On Fast Schedule

U.S. Drops Paratroops  Near Seoul   Force Traps Fleeing Communists; Armor Speeds From City

Over3,300U. 5. Chutists Land North Of Seoul   Ridgway With Troops; Ground Armered Push Links With Airborne

Stage Surprise Combat Landing North of Seoul   Second Airborne Landing of War Designed to Seal Off Estimated 15,000 Communists

Paratroop Unit Traps Red Force   Air Assault Is Made By 3,300' Chutists In. Area Close To North Korean Line

Temperatures   20,000 Reds Flee North As Tanks Forge Link With 3300 Air Troopers

Army Spearhead Later Links Up With Sky Troops   Force of 20,000  Chinese Panicked By Attackers, But Resistance Grows

Communists Rally; Fight Desperately To Escape Pincers   Armored Columns Link Force: With Besieged Airborne Unit; Chinese Jets Battling Yanks

Paratroopers and Rangers Dropped Behind Red Lines   Enemy Rallies to Fight Back As U. N Forces Move Up

Americans Jump Behind Red Lines North of Seoul, Putting Them Into a  Hasty Battle.  ARMORED TROOPS, INFANTRY FOLLOW

Reds Routed Near Border Above Seoul   Gen, Ridgway Directs Fight After Surprise Landing Behind Line

3300 Yanks Drop Behind Red Lines North Of Seoul   Steady Artillery Fire Helps Landing Area; . Ridgway With Troops

Parallel Only 2/4 Miles Off In C. Korea   3,300 Chutists In Behind 15,000 Reds North Of Seoul

Bitter Fight Breaks Out in Landing Area   Airborne Assault Shocks Red Forces late Hasty Flight

15,000-20.000 Reds Cut off By Chutists   Allied Armor Speeds North, Links up With Airborne Units a Few Hours After Landing

Paratroops In Back of Red Line   187 Airborne Regimental Combat Team, Ranger Elements Make Jump   RIDGWAY IN QUICKLY   General Lands in Area In Light Plane; Took Place North of Seoul

YANKS OFEN DRIVE NORTH. FROM SEOUL   Tank and Infantry Forces Move to Aid of 3,300 Outnumbered American Paratroopers.   GEN. RIDGWAY IN THICK.OF BATTLE   Reds Flee After Landing, Then Rally to Try to Surround and Wipe Out Yanks.

3,300 Paratroopers In Sky; Shoek 20,000 of Foe Into Flight   Enemy Rallies to Wipe Out Pocket   Mass Descent From 145 Planes Was. Biggest of Far Eastern War

Patrol Push — Above Town  Of Chunchon Not Opposed   Tanks Pace Allied Drive Northward, Planes Blast’ Reds

U. §. Paratroop Drop Sends Reds Reeling North   Allied Armor Links Up With 3300 Aerial Raiders Above Seoul

U.S. Paratroops Dropped Behind Red Lines —   Surprise Attack Launched By U.N. Forces

Reds Fighting To Surround. Wipe Out 3300  Paratroopers   Armored Column Reaches Group Near Drop Area At Miunsan

ENEMY NOW IN EFFORT TO ERASE UNIT   Armored Column Links Up Quickly With Jump Group.

Paratroops Land Behind  Enemy Lines  Yank Chutists Surprise Reds

20,000 Reds First Flee, Then Fight   Ridgway Lands, Enters Fire Fight;  Advances Made

Panicked Reds Rally, Atiack   Armored Celurnn Links Us With Outnumbered Jumpers in Blow North Of Seoul

Mass Drop of U. 5. Parafroopers Shocks 20,000 Communist Soldiers Into Hasty Retreat  Red Forces Rally and 3,300 Yanks Face Desperate Fight to Survive

Drop Behind Their Lines   Koreans Rally, Resist and Fire on Yankees

Spearhead In Contact With Jumpers To North Of Seoul   Red Resistance Is Stiffened As They Recover To Recapture Commanding Peak In The Area

Reds Trying To Surround Sky Soldiers   Airborne Gls Drop Behind 20,000 Commies North  of Seoul

Reds Trying To Wipe Out Paratroopers   Armored Column Links Up With Airborne Troops Near Munsan

Two Red Probing Attacks Repulsed   Sharp Fighting Flames In Korea

Boy Confesses Child’s Death   Says Biritz Girl's Head Crushed In ‘Airplane Game’

Fine’s Income Tax Program Is Facing New Test Before a Senate Committee

Committee To Determine Fate of Levy   Approval Means New Struggle  On Senate Floor; May Act Tonight

‘Blockade: Impored: “By “Tolls, Seen: Cutting  West Zone Sanulies

Reds Block West Berlin Food Supply   Road Maintenance Tax Put on Vehicles Crossing Border

Report Russian Airmen Piloting Jets in Fighting   Second American Division Pushes Into North Korea

U.S. Will Act Fast If Plane Is Shot Down   Unarmed American Military Craft Hunted In Satellite Area

SHARP CHANGE NOTED   Weather Forecast Calls for Snow or Rain for Most of Kansas

Sacramento And Eel Rivers  ContinueRising   Town of Gerber Isolatec All Night; One Road Naw Onen

MERCHANT SEAMAN WILL ANSWER BUCKS CHARGES  Alleged to Have Been Membe1   TRIO IN PENITENTIARY

HOLD-UP CHARGE IS LODGED AGAINST MAN   Merchant Seaman Arrested In Boston; Indicted In Philadelphia   HOLD-UP AT TREVOSE

ENFORCEMENT OF FREEZE 10 GET STARTED   Government Moves Despite Criticism From Many Sides.

‘Enforcement Of Controls  To Be Tough Agency Task  ‘Certain Bolthacke   ‘Certain Rollbacks To Be Considered By Price Officers

Di Salle Says May Be Tried On Individual Items   OPS Chief Says Newly Enacted Freeze To Be Followed By General Wage Policy. Price Adjustments

Rollbacks. in Prices; Basic Foods Exempt   Several Commodity Markets Closé for Day to Await Some Clarification on Protests

‘This Path Leads to Disaster and Collapse’--So...   Government Applies Brakes: Ponders Rollback

U.S. Hints Some Rollback In Prices   Meanwhile, Price Stabilization Agency Tackles Giant Task of Enforcing Free:

News Day, Night   Labor, Farm Groups Lead  In Criticism   DiSalle Says Dire Need Now I« To Halt Onrushing Rise In Prices

Regulation To Affect 75,000 Manufacturers  Office Of Pric a il atio a Will e Order Tonight

Nation's Leaders Mourn Sherman   McCormick Named Acting Chief of Navy

Sherman Loss: Shocks Nation  Admiral McCormick . Acting Naval Chief .

Less Natural Rubber To Go In Auto Tires  NPA Say New Order Expected To Go in Effect hdarch  z

Further Cuts In Rubber Seen For Auto Tires   NPA Official Refuses To Predict Exactly Extent Of New Slash

May Reduce Rubber In  Auto Tires  NPA Official  Predicts Less AT wedcaeee! Deck ke nw

‘Agree on Reapportionment Plan Pitting Congressman Mack against Jenison

5-District Plan Passed by House, Senate  New Map is Tenth Since 1818; Bill Goes to Stevenson

Senators Direct Investigation of Benton's Charge  Check Is Being Mad In McCarthy Ouster

Check Charges in McCarthy Ouster Hearing   Five Investigators Probe Accusations of Sen. Benton

Beer Permit Issued, Held Again  State Permit Board Seeks Actual Anplicant’s Name in Amvets Case

Collection of ‘Believe if or Not’ Oddities To Be Shown in Rusfon Wednesday, April 4

Real Estate Board Reaffirms Stand Against Gibsontown Project; Seeks Reaction Of City

Congressman Rogers Thinks Maybe ‘He Should Have Run the Other Way

Thinks a Thinks a Man Has No Trouble at All Until He Is Elected _ a U.S. Representative

Two Tankers In Collision  Loss Of Life Feared High In Gulf Mishap

36 Deed In Fire After Callision Of Oi! Tankers   Only Five Saved From 4  In Crew of One MTawact

Tankers Collide, Burn In Gulf Fear Many Dead  One Ship, 42 Abeare, In Sea OF Fire’: 2nd Vessel Also Burning

TWO TANKERS COLLIDE, BURN OFF LOUISIANA   FEAR DEATH TOLL WILL RUN HIGH AS FLAMES BLOCK AID

2 Big Tankers Collide In Fog   Weather Hampers Rescue Efforts; 39 Crewmen Feared Dead; Ships Blaze

Tankers Ram, Catch Fire; 39 Feared Dead   Vessels Still Burn, Stay Afloat; Fog Wamoers Rescue

38 Feared Killed As Two Tankers Crash, Burn In Gulf  Greensboro Visited Here Last May; Ben ca Wax Alknwased Fienx Suse

Tankers Greensboro, Suez Collide In A Heavy Fog Outside New Orleans

Ships Crash; Death Toll Of 38 Likely   Two Standard Oi Tankers Collide In Gulf of Mexica

Fear Heavy Death Toll As Ships Collide   As Many As 40 May Have Perished As Two OU Tankers Crash In Gulf

Believe One Tanker Lost In Collision   Second Vessel Afire in Gulf of Mexico 200 Miles Off Louisiana

Flaming Collision Of Oil Tankers Takes 38 Lives   Save Only Five of 42 Crewmen Aboard Esso Greensboro, Another Killed on Esso Suez as Two Craft Ram in Foo Off Louisiana Coast

Tankers Collide, 38 Thought Dead  Fog In Gulf Cause Of Oiler Tragedy

Only 5 Saved Of 42 Aboard One of Vessels  Othe t Ship Puts Out  o  . pop. gg. gf...   Other Ship Puts Out Fires and Heads for New Orleans Harbor

Vessels Burn After Collision In Dense Fog   Esso Greensboro Is Left Blazing Hulk;  Suez Heads to Port

38 LIVES LOST IN CRASH OF TWO TANKERS   Only Five on Blazing Ship Saved After  Collision in Dense Fog

Tanker Crash Death Toll May Reach 39  Vessels Collide In Heavy Dawn Fog In Gulf Of  bhovics

TWO TANKERS COLLIDE, BURN   Death Toll Not Known, Expected to Be High.

Death Toll Is Expected To Reach 39   Standard Oil Ships Crash In Dawn Fog Yesterday Morning

TWO TANKERS COLLIDE   39 Crew Members Believed Lost In Inferno in Mexican Gulf

Oil Tankers Collide; Fear for Lives Of 39 on One of Fire-swept Ships

38 Feared Lost After Crash of  Two Tankers Ships Set Afire.   Ships Set Afire After Collision ir Gulf of Mexico   Five Reccued

36 BELIEVED DEAD AS SHIPS COLLIDE   Only 5 of Crew of Burn: ing Tanker Rescued fram Sea

39 Believed Killed in Crash Of Oil Tankers   Marine Disaster Takes Place in Pea-Soup Fog; Fire Engulfs Crewmen

SHIPS BURN AT SEA; BIG DEATH TOLL   Two Oil Tankers Collide in Gulf of Mexico and One Bursts Into Sea of Flame.   OTHER IS ON FIRE; FIRST MATE KILLED   Believe None Alive on Ship Which Hod Crew of 42; Few Survivors Picked Up.

Standard Oil Tankers Afire: Fear for Crews  Pick Up Few Survivors of Ocean Tragedy

ONE ESSO SHIP 1S. ABANDONEI 4§ TOTAL LOS   Vessels Collide Friday In Gulf of Mexico  In Heavy Fog

Shy British Get Lingerie Buying Assist From Shapely, Assorted Sales Clerks

Marshall And Ridgway Hold Long Conference  Manv Rumors Caused      Many Rumors Caused By Mystery Visit Of Marshall To Korea

Prisoners Of Death Row Are Leaders: Prison Is Encircled By Guards

Utah C pala Riot, Seize  3 Hostages   State Officials Go Into Cellblock To Talk  To Prisoners

STILL SOME DOUBT, BUT G.0.P.’s Betting Ike Will Toss in Hat by February

Potpourri of the News Human Sidebars In Hectic Vein During 24 Hours   Anything Happens in L.A.

Weather Over Texas Turns Relatively Cool, Scattered Showers Fall

‘Truman Bid To End Fight Ov er a ie   President Offers to Resurrect 1933 Federal  Reserve Banking Act

Truman Acts To End Feud With Federal Reserve Over Inflation   Amendment Limiting Presidents To Two Terms Gains Approval

Compromise Plan Offered By President   Truman Seeks To End Battle Between Reserv Board And Treasury

Marines. Overrun . Hoengsong   Race Toward Hongchon  _ Key to Red Defenses On‘ Central Front; U.S.  Patrola Slin Into Sannt

U.S. Marines Sweep Past Hoengsong   Stiffened Resisianee on Entire Central Front Seen as Indication of New Red Offensive

Stab Deeper  Info Defenses   Red Resistance Stiffens, Some Head-te-Hend Fighting Ie Reported

Marines Sweep Forward In New Offensive   Communist Lines Stiffen All Alona Front

Reds Stiffening Resistance All Along Line   Leathernecks Reach Approaches to Henachon Stronahold

HOENGSONG 1S ABANDONED BY CHINESE   Marines Sweep Through Central Front Stronghold After Storming Ridges in Two-Day Battle.   * MEETING STIFF RED RESISTANCE   Hoengsong Littered With Allied Bodies from Battle There Feb. 12 When Enemy Took Town.

Yank Marines Stab Deeper Into Red Defense Position   Resistance to U. N. Advance is Growing Stiffer

Hoengsong Penetrated By Marines   Yanks Thrust Farther: Into Red Defenses In Middle Zone.

Marine Thrust Stabs Deeper  Into Red Line   Leathernecks Drive Into Hoengsong Unopposed After Two-day Battle

Yanks Stab Into Heart  Of Enemy   Red Jet Planes Again Battle UN Air Force

Sweep Through Hoenasong But Enemy Stiffens   Push Accomplished After Chinese Reds © on Ridges Are Routed

Red Defense Stiffens But Gis Move Up   Marines Claim Hoengsong; U.S. Wins Jet Bout

Communists Slip Inside Allied Lines   City Is Littered With Bodies From Farlier Fighting

Red Resistance Grows Stubborn   {Communists Now Believed Bracing for Major Counter-Offensive During the Spring

MARINE DRIVE TAKES HEAVY “TOLL OF REDS   Enemy Resistance Stiffens Along Entire Central Front.

‘ank-Led American Marines  ‘mash Resistance on Central ront to Capture Hoengsong

Hoengsong Ree aptu red  By Marines   Road Hub Littered With Allies’ Bodies   Rede In ROK Uniforms Fire On Americans In Their Foxholes

Soviet-Built Jets Back And Again Challenging   U. S. Marines Still In Lead And Sweep Through Abandoned Hoengsong; Stab Deeper Into Heart Of Red Defenses.

Foe Wearing Allies’ Garb Fights Yanks   Hoengsong Captured By Leathernecks In Central Korea Area

Smash Lines of Chinese On Hilltops   Airforce Works In Close Support Of Ground Troops

Vantage Point, Highway Hub Are Captured   Hoensong Was Found to Fleeing Comunists Be Deserted By The

Allied Patrols Probe Way Into Shattered Seoul   Increased Resistance Indicates Reds Plan Counter-Offensive

Stab Deeper Into Heart Of Red Defenses   U.S. Marines Sweep Through Hoengsong; Communist Resistance Grows Stiffer dh

Hoengsong Abandoned To Marines   Allies Then Stab  Deeper Into Red  Defenses; Chinese Resistance Stiffanc

Reds Stiffen As Marines Push Ahead   Yanks Have Entered Hoengsong After Two-day Battle

Marines Sweep Through Town Enemy Gave Up  Stab Deeper Into Communist Defense:

Marines Sweep Into Dead City  Find Ruined Highway Hub - Littered With Allied Troops RED JETS CHALLENGED  North Korean Sneak Attack Repulsed Northeast of Amidong

Stab Deeper Into Enemy’s Defenses   Communist Resistance Stiffens All Along Allied Line; Korean Reds Wearing South Korean Uniforms Attack Americans

Stab Deeper Into Central Korean Front   Red Resistance Stiffening Along All Allied Lines

U, S$. FORCES 80 TOWARD CHINESE KEY STRONGHOLD   Communist Resistance Stiffens Along Al. lied Line —Enemy Jets Challenge U. §  Airmen.

Marines Stab Deep Into Red Defenses   Ast Division Sweeps Past Hoengsong To SpearheadKoreaDrive

Stab Deeper Into Enemy’: Center Line   Red Troops Stiffen After Allies Smash Past Deserted Base

Marines Blast Enemy Out Of Korean Hills   Capture Key Highway Hut ef Hoengsong in Fierce Fight

Road Hub Captured by Marines  Reds Disguised as   Reds Disguised as South Koreans Hit Gl Positions

Reds Fight Back Along Korea Line   U. N. Dead, Wrecked Equipment Litter Captured, Battered City

Marines Take Hoengsong, But Red Lines Stiffening   Sight Red Jets Near Manchuria

U. 5. Marines Move Deeper In Red Zone   Communist Resistance Stiffens; Red Jets Take to Air Against —  American’ Fiahtere

Marines Sweep _ Past Hoengsong In Swift Advance  ~~ Resistance of neds Reported seiftoning

Reds Stiffening Resistance All Along Line  Leather ecks Reach   Leathernecks Reach Approaches to Hongchon Stronghold

Marines Sweep Into Dead City Find Ruined Highway. Hub ” Littered With Dead Al ‘ ‘Tied Troops — RED JETS CHALLENGED  North Korean Sheol Attack Repulsed irtheast o! Amidong

Red Resistance Stiffens All Along Front; Jets Duel Again   N. Koreans Wear ROK Uniforms, Fight Hand To Hand

‘Marines Stab Deeper Into Heart Of Red Defenses on Central Front

Reds’ Resistance Stiffens—  Marines Capture Road ‘Hub, Sweep on in Korea

Marines Sweer Through Key Highway Hub   Bodies of Allied Troops Found in Ditidedad Teen

Red Resistance Growing Stiffer All Alona Front   U.S. Patrols Stab Across Han River, . Test Seoul Defenses

Red Resistance Stiffens Along Enfire Warfroni  To Stip Inside Allied Lines: fats Rasete.

Tank-Led Marines Unopposed in Drive into Hoengsong; Disguised Reds Battle with GI’s.   ENEMY JETS AGAIN CHALLENGE AMERICANS

U. S. Marine Unit Leads Advance After Reds Abandon Road Hub   Highway Littered With Frozen Dead   Dutch Unit Ambushed; Gls Fight Off Foe In South Korean Garb

US Marines Sweep  Hoengsong  Counter- -Offensive By Reds Hinted For Spring

4. Nabbed In Break At Prison   Fifth Convict Is Still at Large; Stete Trooper Spoils Attempt

7,706 Register With U. S. As  Pro Gamblers   Buy $50 Stamps — But Face Prosecution by Local Officers

CARE AND STUDY TO BE KEYNOTES   City Officials Foresee No Quick Moves in Annexation Plans

CARE AND STUDY TO BE KEYNOTES   City Officials Foresee No Quick Moves in Annexation Plans   MUST INFORM PUBLIC

Hand-to-Hand Rages On Two Korean Fronts   Allied Infantrymen Throw Reds Off High Ground

Reject Taft Proposal on Troop Issue   Ohioan Wants Europe To Pledge Quotas To Defense Force

Connally, Russel Reject Proposal By Senator Taft   Plan Would Ask Europe To Pledge . Quota Of Troops

DISPUTE SWELLS ON TROOP PLANS FOR EUROPEANS   Senators Squabble Over Question O} Limiting Number Of! Americans To Aic In Defense.

2 Demecrats Reject Taft Troops Plan   Requiring Allies  To Pledge Quotas

Taft Quota Idea Meets Disapproval By Senators  Connally, Russell,   Connally, Russell, Refuse To Declare Troop Number Bar

2 Democrats Reject Taft Troops Plan   Connally, Russell Against Proposal Requiring Allies  To Pledge Quotas

Connally, Russell Reject Proposal For Quota Pledge   Turn Down Taft Plan To Require Defense Promise From Europe

Arms Made Available For Defense   Indicate Program  Approved Before MacArthur Demand

U. S. Helping  Ago Formosa Aeainst Attack   ‘Plan Went Into Effect Feb. 9: Acheson; 600 Americans Involved

LABOR GROUP DONATES $10,800 TO HOSPITAL FUND   Gift from The United Labor Hospital Committee To $1,500,000 F und   iFOR A FOUR-BED ROOM   Donation from Union Treasury; Members Will Contribute Individually

73 EMPLOYEES OF SUPERIOR ZINC CONTRIBUTE $5400   Gift To Be Dedicated To a Nurses’ Station On Hospital Floor   INTENSIFY DRIVE   A. E. Lewis, Chairman of Employee Division, to Push Campaign

Gov. Warren Mays Crime Probe Head   Charges O'Conor Backed By Corrupt Political Machine

Florida Governor Says Corruption In Maryland O'Conor Responsibility

Lansing Fire  Burns Self Out   27-Hour. $4. Million Blaze Cripples Government

Costly Fire Brings Michigan State Government to Virtual Standstill

Michigan Office Building Damaged   Estimate $4 Million Loss . to Top Floors

150,000 Flee Homes In Po Delta Floods   Malian River On Worst Rampage !n 50 Years; Death Count 94, Fear Many More Killed

in Po Delta   Torrents Of Water Pour Over Streets In Deadly Rampage; DeGasperi On Scene

ITALIAN FLOODS TAKE 94 LIVES; 150,000 FLEE   ORDER EVACUATION OF 40,000 CITY IN THE PO DELTA

94 Lose Lives As Flood: Go On Rampage In Italy   150,000 Flee. Homes In Po Delta; Floods Considered Worst In 50 Years For: Italy

150,000 Persons Fleeing Floods In Italy  Po Delta Overflows With 94 Loves Lost

150,000 Fleeins Flooded Homes   Death-Dealing Floods In Italy Kill 94 Persons Looting is Reported

Many Fleeing Homes From ltalian Floods   At Least 94 Lives Toker As Po Delte Takes Terrific Beatina

FLOODS IN ITALY TAKE HEAVY TOLL   150,000 Persons Flee Homes in Po's Delta

FLEEING A FLOOD  Some 150,000 Italians Evacuating Po Delta; at Least 94 Dead

FLOOD DISASTER — IN ITALY; 150,000. FLEEING HOMES   Po River on Rampage; Whole Towns Evacuated, Yanks Help.

94 Die, 150,000 Flee Rampaging Po In Worst Italian Flood In 50 Years

150,000 Reported Fleeing H omes As Italy’s Worst Flood In 50 Years Continues Death- Dealing Rampage

Floods In Italy Cause Heavy Damage, Drive 150,000 Persons From Their Homes

mN FN mN mN OP  GERMAN RED PRESS CONDEMNS TREATY AS U. S. “SEPARATE PEACE”

Promoter Back to Politics  Hadacol Medicine Co. Sold for $10,000,00C

Hadacol Co. Sold By LeBlanc   Colorful Louisiana Figure Gets About $10 Million for It.

Cease-Fire Agreement Is Closer   Accord Reached On Four More  Terrain Features

Dewey Hits At Policy For Asia   . Information Service Comes Under Fire

Tongay Swimmers From Florida Get Reluctant Okay To Stay In Britain

Public Utilities Carry Fight Against Co-Op Power To Circuit Court

Jebb Swears British To Help Against . Aggression   But English Official: Defends Trade Policy With China: Promises Embargo In Future

JEBB DEFENDS BRITISH RECORD IN KOREAN WAR   UN Delegate Says His Na: tion Wholeheartedly Back of U.S.

Pledges British Stand With U. $  Defends Britain's Record in Korea

Pledges Britain to Stand by U. S. In Battle with Reds   Judd Defends British Record In Korean War

Jebb States Britain Not  Doing Large China Trade  UN Delegate Vows @Gauntry T.. Rack   UN Delegate Vows Gountry To Back U. S. Against Foe

bi Pledges itish Backing In Red Crisis   Claims Empire Is Supporting War Goods Ban

Delegate Pledges Britain’s: Suppor!   Great Britain Reported To be With United State:  In Fighting Communism

Britain Will Keep Hong Kong Open For Limited Trade With Red China

British To Stand Behind U.S. In War   Jebb Defends Record in Korea; Trade  With Red China

Jebb Defends Trade Acts, War Record of Britain  Pledges Country Will Stand With US Against Reds

Jebb Promises Britain With U.S. In Fight   England Will Back America Against Reds, He Pledges.

Jebb Declares Britain Backs. Check On Red:   "UN Delégate Gives ‘Pledge Of Support For U. §. In Battle

Cites Embargo on Red China ebb Pledges Britain's Full lEfforts in War on Communism

British to Resist Red Aggression   Stand With US. in Fight, Jebb States

Jebb Promises Britain Will Stand With U. 5. Against Red Aggressor   Delegate To U.N. Defends Britain’s Record In The Korean War

Pledaes Britain's Full Co-operation  UN Delegate Defends His Nation's Record

Yebh Says Britain To Support U. S.  € British Envoy To UN ‘Pled es Aid

Jebb Defends England’s Record  Firmly With U.S., British Aid States

Britain To Back Battle Against  Hat lenb be a eet el? Panwa!   ‘Wholehearted’ Stand With United States Is Given By UN Delegate

JEBB LAUDS TRUMAN AIMS IN KOREA   Says Britain Is Wholeheartedly With America

Britain Promises Stand With U.S. Against Reds but No Full Embargo

Defends Trade With Chinese Jebb Pledges Full British Help Against Red Menace

Jebb Promises British Support   Says England Will Stand Behind US In Fighting Aggression

British Won't Quit China Trade   Jebb Declares It Woul« “Cut Off Nose to Spite Face”.

Britain Will Back U.S. Wholeheartedly, Says British U.N. Delegate

BRITAIN WON'T, SHUT OFF RED TRADEAT PORT   Hong Kong To Be Kep Open, Jebb Says In Backing Truman

Commonwealth Nations Said Seeking Peace   UN Cease-Fire Committee Plan Slowed by Nehru

British Propose Truce Dickers  U.S. Urged To Meet With Red China

All Nine Of British Nations Are Advancing A Cease-Fire Proposal   Aim fs To Stall Truman And ‘eid Open War Between U. S. ; And Red China

British Suggest China-U. §. Talks   Seek Korean Peace Under UN Auspices

Britain, India Urge Meeting Of U.S., China   Propose High Level Conference on the Korean War Crisis

British Commonwealth ‘Nations Ask ‘Top Level Session Of US, Red China

Britain and India Propose Meeting o U. §.-Red China   Suggest Top Level Conference on Korean Peace

—BRITISH ASK PEACE TALKS— Want M eeting Between U.S. And Red China

British Nations Propose U. S., Red China Meet   Under U.N. Auspices to Discuss Settlement of Korean War

Chinese-U. 5. Talks Urged By Britains   Commonwealths Seek Meeting at High Level In Effort to End Asiatic Crisis

U.S.-Red China Talks Proposed  British Notions Push For Korea Settlement

U.S.-Chinese Talks Urged   Commonwealth Nations For High Level Meet ing on Korea

High-Level Talks Asked by British Nations   Seek to Defer U. S. Plan to Name Reds as Aggressors

British Back US, Red China Parley   High Level Meeting To Discuss Korean Peace Settlement Is Proposed

Seek Loophole In Crisis Empire Urges Peace Conclave      * Commonwealth Chiefs Ask Last Effort To Avoid Action Which May Bring War

No Replies Made By Either Party   Discussion Would Be Under Auspices Of U.N.

U. S.-China Talk Asked   -Commonwealth Group Proposes  Discussion —

2nd Division Troops Cling Stubbornly To Wonju Point   British Want US To Meet China Reds For Conference To End Undeclared Korea War

British Commonwealth Leaders Propose Parley. Between U. S.-Red Chine

U, S. DIPLOMATS AND REDS URGED TO SEEK TERMS   Neither Nation Has Yet Reacted To Suggestion For Meeting To Try For Settlement.

U. S.-Chinese High Level Meet Asked   Report Bevin Will Approach U.S. And Nehru Chinese Reds

Meeting Betweer U.S. And Red China Proposed   British Nations Make Suggestion

British Premiers Propose  U.S., Red China Meeting   Get-Together Would Be Under United Nations Auspices; All Nine Commonwealth Nations Backing Plan.

U.S.- Chinese Parley Meet Is Proposed   U.N. To Sponsor Session Suggested By British Commonwealth

British Seek U. S.-China Confab   Hope High Level Talks Might Solve Korean Crisis Without UN Brand on Red:

U. 5. AND CHINA MEET PROPOSED   Commonwealth Nations Ask Parley Under United Nations Auspices

Leaders Study Means To End War In Korea   Meeting Would Be Held Under United  Nations Ansnices

High Level Meeting To Talk Peace   British Commonwealth Nations Propose U. 8. And Red China Take Up Discussions

British Ask U.S., China Reds Parley   Commonwealth Nations Seek To Defer Naming Communists Ageressors

Empire Acts To Sidetrack U.S. In U.N.   9 of Comumonwealth Don't Want Peiping Branded ‘Avgressor’

Conference Would Be UN- Backed   Commonwealth Nations Want Peace Attempt

U. S.-Red China Meet Proposed   British Nations Ask High Level Meet to Discuss Korean Settlement

Sounding Out Move to End Korea Strife   Commonwealth is Favoring Meet With Red China

TERMS EXPIRE FOR 28 SUPERVISORS AND 46 AUDITORS   Include Bristol Borough Auditor; 8 Bristol Twp. icials   ‘ALL PARTS OF COUNTY   Auditor and One Supervisor In Bensalem Town ship

MR. AND MRS. INCOME TAX PAY Eb PAYER YOU U THINK YO YOU HAVE WAVE TROUBLES; TAKE COMRADE JOE DOAKES- S-SKI

Rep. Gavin Declares in House Speech Acheson ' Resignation Is Long Overdue’

Foreian Policy Aim Of Acheson Firmly Blasted   Cabinet Officer Bitterly Assailed In House Speech

World Shattered, Says Father of Girl About to Become Bride of Ex-Priest

GOP A reues Paet Credit   Knowland, Smith Praise Acheson: “Malone Challenges

DIFFER ON ROLE   GOP Senators Disagree on Acheson's Part in Jap ference —

New Paving ror Route 40  Stretch East Of Kingdom City For imnrovement

Million Dollars Worih of Road Jobs Planned by State   Included Is Resurfacing of Eleven Miles of 63, South from Cameron.

‘Hershey Plans Nationwide Tests ‘to Give Best Students Deferment:

Screening Net To Deter Draft Age Students  National Seorings  On Test Would i em — c% , *

Student Draft  Screening Set   Deferment Plan Is Provided as House Critics Assail UMT Meraer

THIS IS CIVIL DEFENSE   What Would Happen After an Atemic Bomb Haid?

CIVIL DEFENSE:   It the Bomb Falls   By CHARLES 8. CARTER  Titenntaw Feit Rafsancnr

Hormone Grows Normal HairOn Two Men: Sales To Public Not Planned AtPresent

Hairless Hopefuls’ Hormone  Two Baldies Grow Inch After 5 Weeks Rubbing

Emergency Is Proclaimed by Mayor of City   River Towns Prepare For Record Stages; Hundreds Evacuated

Men In The Service  PVT. GERALD MATZDORFF AT CQEFORGE AIR FORCE RASE

BRITAIN, UN ALLIES SAID TALKING STEPS   New Approach Made; Action May Come With Speed

TAFT SAYS HE SEES VICTORY   Says He Proved In Ohio What A Little Organization Can Do

President And Defense Chiefs In Conference  Defense Mobilization Director Joins In

DEFENSE HEADS ARE MEETING WITH TRUMAN   Report Red Trap Is Being Built’. On Korean Front.

OVERCHARGES _ IN STATE BUYING ~_[§ DISCOVERED   Claim Price Ceilings Violated _by Suppliers to InInstitutions.

Republicans Want Secret Diplomatic Papers Unveiled   GOP Claims Files Show Reason Why MacArthur Was Fired

GOP Demands Secret Files Of MacArthur   Contends General Fired Because He Opposed Apneasers

Republicans Demand Lift Of Secret Tab on Files; Claim Appeasement Veiled

—APPEASEMENT ANGLE—  GOP Demands Files Be Opened; Mac In Tuesday

President Will _ Speak Tonight At Jefferson Dinner   GOP Demands Seeret Diplomatic Files Be Available; Investigation On Far East Policy To Be Opened

Report Says Electric Arc LikelyCause   Rescuers Tell of Hiding Cigarets, Matches et ow Radies

SUPERVISORS TO OPEN APRIL MEET TUESDAY   Will Name: New Chairman. Here Equalization Report

Supervisors Reorganize  Next Week   New Members To Take Seats; Name Chairman

4AOW WILL SHE LOOK_IN SACK?  Rita Must Hide Charms to Rear Baby as Moslem

New Agency Set Up To See That Consumers Get Break Radio Executive Weiss To Head It,  5 O23 tits pe. of

Sanitarian Urges Rural People Check Water   _Much Sickness, Comes ‘From ‘Contamination, Miller Declares

Government Will Buy Apples Here   Expected Purchases Will Be For School Lunches

U.S. TO BUY APPLES HERE   Will Be Distributed I Lunch Programs At Schools

RFC Official Tells Probers Of ‘Pressure’   White House Clique Tried To ‘Use’ Him, Says Walter Dunhan

Social Clique . Tried Use Him Dunham Says  RFC Director Had Eyes Opened Early  Bp, Wr. Bs aC

‘Truman Criticizes  Cut in Aid   Brands Senate  Cut in Foreign  Aid Program as Misplaced Econom

Truman Flays Senate Cut Of Foreign Aid   Declares “Bad Example Of Misplaced Economy’ May Hurt European Rearmament Program.

STRIKING RAIL WORKERS RETURN 10) JOBS AN FAST   At Least 320 Go Back in Chicago, but Tie-Up Continues in Other Midwest Rail Centers.   CARRIER SPOKESMAN SAYS SHOW NOT OVER   But Senator Humphrey Declares He Has Reason to Believe Settlement “May Be Imminent.”

Trains Start to Roll 0 nee  » More As: Switchmen: Walkout. Eases ~

Cleares Now On Budget   Governor Figures $5 Million Over Estimate Must Be Snent.

A $5 Million Budget Increase Is Probable   Arn Says Needs Are Clear; Retention of State Levy Essential

14 Airmen Die in Crash  Of Planes   B-36, Fighter Collide in Air In Mock Raid

2 Planes Collide In Mock Raid; M4 Believed Dead   “4 Members of B-36 Crew Parachute  To Safety

14 AIRMEN KILLED AS B-36, FIGHTER CRASH IN MIDWEST   A Leap To Safety After . Collision During Mock Raid On Oklahoma City

Fourteen Plunge To Death Result Of Air Collision   . Disaster. Overtakes “Mock Air Raid  On Oklahoma City; A B36 Craxhas

14 Perish as Giant Bomber Falls After Mid-Air Crash  Costly Accident in Oklahoma Follows Farlier Crackup of B-29 in the Azores

bese oma Tragedy Kills 14 Airm  B-36, Fighter Collide During Mock Air Raid

14 Fliers Die In Collision of B-36, Fighter   Four Parachute to Safety as F-5] Rams Into Giant Bomber

14 Birmen Killes in Bomber Crash   Giant Air Force B-36 And ‘Fighter’ Collide During Mock Air Raid

Giant B-36 Collides With Fighter; 14 Men Fall 15.000 Feet To Deaths

14 Airmen Killed In Air Crash   Bomber And Fighter Collide In Oklahoma

TWO AIRCRAFT CRASHES TAKE AIR FORCE TOLL   B-36, Fighter Collide In Oklahorna; Bomber Wrecks. Burns in Azores

14 Killed in Crash of B-36 Bomber and Fighter Plane   Four Parachute to Safety Yesterday in Mock Air Raid on Oklahoma City.

4 Survive Oklahoma Air Crash   Fourteen Others Die In Collision of B-36 / Bomber and F-51 Fight er During Maneuvers

Mock Raid Ends In Crash   Fourteen Airmen Plunged to Death In Oklahoma

25 Airmen Lose Lives In Crashes   Two Air Force Bombers Lost In 48 Hours

Senator Backs Tax For U.S.  Co-Op Setups   Williams Believes “Time Ripe’ For 

Advance Appears First U.N, Victory Over Red Chinese; Capital Gets  Severe Pounding

U. S. Patrols Believe Enemy Will Stand Near Inchon, Seoul; Red Losses 617.600

17-Day-Old UN DriveResumed In West Korea   Front Sources Think Next Enemy Stand Will Be Made From Inchon

Great Numbers Of Allied Units  Push Forward   No Rearguard Left By Fleeing Enemy; Patrols Enter Inchon

Communists Abandon Defense Of the Approaches To Seoul   Whole Enemy Line Caves In or Is Pulled Back: Negro Infantrymen Stab into Inchon

Yongdungpo Is  Seized by Yanks Without a Shot   25th Division Now Poised on South Bank of Han Looking Into Capital; Missouri Batteries Hammer Inchon.

Big Mo Shells Area Around Port of Inchon   Allied Columns Pound Capital From Han as Planes Back in Action

Large Number of Allied Troops Meet ne-Opposition in Their Rush Toward Han River.   ENEMY BELIEVED CRIPPLED BADLY   U.S. Negro Infantrymen Stab Into Inchon—Port Bombarded by Battleship Missouri.

US. FORCES RUSH TOWARD ~ RED CAPITAL   Shells Poured Into City; Planes Hurl Bombs At Troops

Inchon Taken By Nearo Unit; No Reds Seen   Reds Apparently Abandon Intention To Defend Seoul

Allies Pour Heavy Fire  Into Seoul   Enemy Forces Abandon Posts Before City

«-Allies Roll Ahead .- Road To Seoul Is Cleared   Whole Red Defense Line Below Capital Appears Caved In

No Rearguara Left to Stand - Below Capital      Negro Patrol Stabs Inchor As Guns of Mighty Mo Pound Harbor

Allied Forces Rush Unopposed Toward Han River; U. S. Negro Infantry Stab Into Inchon, Port For Seoul

‘Vest Pocket’ Claim Enters Tax Scandals   Figures in Charges Immediately Deny Clique Blast

Five-Point Program Given For ‘Unsnapping The Bear Trap’ Clamped Qn The UN Forces By Chinese Reds

Gi Solon’s Plan Would Unsnap Trap on UN   By Rep. Alfred D. Steminaki, (Democrat) New Jersey

Cn Comeback. Trail oe ee  Collapse Of Actress Causes Show To Close Temporarily

BLASTS, FIRE WRECK PLANT AT BORGER SATURDAY   Eight Employees Injured in Early Morning Blast

Reds Seem Ready ToCompromiseOn Withdrawal Issue   Wave Of Optimism Sweeps American Quarters Following Wednesday Session as New Terms Are Called “Acceptable”   Hy MATE POLOWET?ZEY

Optimism for Settlement in Korea Spreads   Truce Team Ready To Answer Chinese Compromise Plan

Troops Issue Thought Put Off  By Communists Much Progress Toward Agenda, Spokesman Says

Reds Propose “Reasonable”  Compromise  Allied Reply Due At Tenth Session

UN Negotiators To Give Reply On Reds’ Plan.  Tenth Session Seen   Tenth Session Seen As Most Promising for Bringing Cease Fire

VITAL MEETING ON TRUCE TALKS NOW UNDERWAY   UN Negotiators Arrive to Give Reply to Red Proposal   ALLIES OPTIMISTIC   . .  ‘Compromise Seen in Troop Removal Issue Des pite Secrecy

Reds Seem Ready To Compromise On Withdrawal Issue   Wave Of Optimism Sweeps American Quarter: Following Wednesday Session as New Terms Are Called “Acceptable”

U.N. Will Reply To Red Offer at Today’s Session   Details of Communists’ Compromise Plan Not Yet Revealed; Reported Willing to Put Off Troops Withdrawal Issue.

Ant m Fe q  ypumism tha Progress Made So Far °   Loter Discussion - ae Of Withdrawal Said

Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From Korea Will Be Discussed After Armistice Is Arranged; Agenda Near

State Senate. Gets Star 1On Maj jor Issues   Upper House Convenes Today To Study Taxes,.Reapportionment

ANTI-REDS ARE IN TWO CAMPS   Division Shown As U. N Delegates Meet To Consider Korea

Action On China Splits U.N. Allies   U.S. Censure Plea Untikely To Pass

Non-Communist UN Groups Divided   Two Groups Split Over Question Of Chinese Reds

Split Now Likely In UN Approach ToKorean Puzzle   U.S., Asian Nations Disagree On Seeking Korean Solution

Boyle Says Biggest Single Treasure Anyone Ever Has Is Being His Own Identity

SENATE AMBITIONS ARE HINTED  Politics Simmer As Shivers Gives Washington Reception

Press Comment on MacArthur's Ouster Varied   Runs Gamut From Hot Criticism to Full Commendation

Editorial Views Divided Alona  Party Lines   Dismissed For Being Disobedient, View; Hearst Papers See ‘Creuching Blow’

‘Urges “Go Slow” on Kansas Doctor Draft   Rep. Hope Points to Shortage, Especially in State's Wastern Areas

Deposed Far East Commander Tells Senators Communism’s Armed Attack on Free World  Is Already Under Way and “You Are Doomed To Destruction If You Don’t Meet Te on Kee

Congressmen Told Maverick ‘Running Loose  General Says Initia Bileaws tn Alawt Wlare   General Says Initia’ Blow in Next War May Be Decisive One

‘First Blow’ In Next War Called Vital   General Says U.S. Has Manpower Now For Korea Victory

Congressmen. Told Maverick ‘Running Loose’   General Says Initial Blow in Next War May Be Decisive One

A Crisis! Gen. MacArthur's Pipe  Breaks but He Gets New One Quickly

First Blow May Be Decisive In Next War, ‘Mac’ Warns   Military Program Increase Not Necessary To Beat Reds. He Sav:

Quick End Of War Is Vital To U.S. Nation   Russia’s Use Of A-Bomb Suddenly Could Be Costly

Urges Speed In Program For Defense   Declares Forces Suffivient Now To Defeat Red China

GENERAL URGES NATION TO MEET THREAT OF REDS   Declares Communists’ Attack On Free World:Is Underway -——Calls For Victory  In Korea.

URGES SPEED ON PROGRAM FOR DEFENSE   General Warns “Maverick’” Running Loose in World; First Blow May Decide Next War.   SILENT ON Gis TO EUROPE: “POLITICAL”   Tells Senators U. $. Could Use Present Power to Defeat China Without Military Increase.

Holds Any Show of Weakness Is . War Invitation    Streng Hand in Korea More Likely to Hold . Up Moscow Action -

MacArthur Says A Maverick Is Loose In World   General Warns First Blow In Next War May Well Be The Decisive Blow

Hold Formosa At All Costs, Senators lold   Appeasement War Ir Asia Condemned

fells Senators = rirst DIOW in Next War May Be  Decisive” MORE PUNCH IN EAST  Says Defense Expansion Program Would Not Have to Be Changed

But General Savs Chinese Recs Can Be Whipned with Present LS Power

Defeat Would Spur Reds On, General Says   Present U. S. Strength Can Whip China Foe, He Tells Senaters

—WARNING— Rearming Speed Is Urged   U.S.COULD BEAT RED CHINA NOW

Says First Blow Could  Be Decisive      “Maverick”? Running Loose in World,  He Tells Senators

Says First Blow May Be Decisive In Next War   Thinks Little More Needed to Whip Communist China

Can Beat China Without Increasine Arms, He Says   ‘Maverick’ Runs Loose In World He Tells Senators

Military Expansion Plans Would Be Knough If Air and Naval Power Were Released Against China

GENERAL CLOSES THREE DAYS OF INTENSE GRILLING BY SENATE COMMITTEE WITH FINE STORY

Meet Threat or be Doomed, General Says   Can Beat Red China Need Not Increase Armed Forces, View

Must Meet Attack In Korea Or Be Doomed To Destruction, Claim   Surprise Atomic Blow is Feared   lee q ‘ General Says Present Expansion Plan to Provide Needed Troops

MacArthur Says Red Attack On Free World Under Way, \Must Be Crushed in Korea

Tells Senators “First Blow in Next War May Be  Decisive” MORE PUNCH IN EAST  Says Defense Expansion Program Would Not Have to Be Changed  Bulletin  Washington, May 5. (P)—Gen. Douglas MacArthur said today communism’s armed attack on the free world already is underway and “if you don’t meet it in Korea you are doomed to destruction.”

Mac Suggests Release Of Power U. S. Now Possesses   AIOATIONT OT ORES

URGES SPEED ON PROGRAM FOR DEFENSE   General Warns. “Mavers ick‘”” Running Loose in World: First Blow. May Decide ‘Next War.         SILENT ON Gis:TO  EUROPE: a Te ais   Tells Senators U. S. Could Use Present Power to De-= _ feat China Without Mille tary Increase. —

—Gen. Ike Will Report To Nation Feb, 2—  Truman Wants Red China Branded Aggressor, But Don't Be Rash, He Warns

Truman Oppose: ‘Rash Action  Must Discuss Korea Fully, He Asserts

Subversive Board To Open Hearing   Forced Registration \- Of Reds Contested

Study Legal Action Against Assemblyman Refusing To Vote For Reopportionment

Action Is Aimed at Assemblymen   Jail Possible for Those Not Voting

TT IE  AFL President Calls Taft  ‘Communism Organizer’   Congress Is ‘Weakest Link In Our Chain Of Defenses Against Aggression.” Green Tells ITU

Mission to Yalta Never Completed  Hurley Says Roosevelt Told Him to Soften Terms of - Agreement  UNHAPPY AT OUTCOME Calls Pact “Saddest Defeat”   Calls Pact “Saddest Defeat” Because of State Department

Says Effort Wes Made to Soften Terms at Yalta   Hurley Tells Senate Hearing Roosevelt Asked Him to Go On Mission In. 1945

Effort Made To ‘Ease Terms Of *Yalta Pact   Hurley Says State Department Blocked Try to Carry Out Roosevelt Request

Roosevelt Tried to Soften Terms of Yalta Agreement   Hurley, on Special Missior Failed to Reach Moscow Before President's Death.

Hurley Asked to Soften Terms of Yalta Agreemen'   Ex-Ambassador to China Testifies at MacArthur Hearing

TO SOFTEN YALTA PACT   But Roosevelt Died Before Hurley Could See Stalin, Latter Tells Senate Committee.

Tells Senators FDR Wanted fo Soften Its Terms   Blames State Dept For Failure to Accept Change

HURLEY REVEALS ROOSEVELT 'S ORDER FOR HIM TO SOFTEN: -VALTA AGREEMENT 

Fiery Former Ambassador To China Further Indicts Administration In Testimony In MacArthur Inquiry

FDR SOUGHT TO SOFTEN YALTA PACT   But Roosevelt Died Before Hurley Could See Staiin, Latter Tells Senate Committee.

Hurley Describes Mission on Yalta  FDR Told General  6 § Th. ‘Soften’ Terms

Roosevelt Tried To Soften Yalta, Hurley Believes      State: Lacks Men, Money To Fight Raging Forest Fire

FDR Tried to Soften Pact Terms: Hurley   President Sent Him on Mission To London, Moscow

Hurley Says F.D.R. Wanted To Soften Yalta   Attacks State Department's Policy

Had Mission To Soften” Yalta Terms   Hurley Was Flying To Moscow at Time Roosevelt Died ©

Hurley Says FDE Sought to Ease Terms of Yalta’   Post-War  State Dept. However, Stood Pat: Surrender. Charae

Hurley Testifies Roosevelt Sought Yalta Pact Change  Sent Ambassador Overseas To Urge Easina of Terme

Asked Envoy To See Stalin, Change Terms   U. S. Committed to Pact, He Testifies, Due To Death of Roosevelt

Hurley Says FDR Asked Aid   Late President Sent Him To Churchill, Stalin, To Soften Yalta Terms   STOPPED AT TEHRAN   ‘Saddest Defeat? Word That US Was Bound to Terms of Agreement

Roosevelt Tried To Get Changes in Yalta Pact   Sent Hurley to See Stalin to Soften Terms of Aqreement

Had Doubts On Yalta   Hurley Says FDR Urged Him to Try To Soften Avreement

F.D.R. Tried to Soften Yalta Terms  But State Decided “hho Hurley’ Savs

Says Roosevelt Wanted Change In Pact Terms  State Department fea tnte ff oe ewe

Mission To Soften Pact Terms Told   Witness Testifies Late Chief Asked Him To Try for Easina.

Hurley Says FDR Wanted to Soften Yalta Pact Terms  Tells of Mission on Eve FAL 6 .)W f...t t.kt. ORF  h   Tells of Mission on Eve Of Ex-President’s Death

CHICAGO IN LINE FOR TAX PROBE   Wealthy Attorney Fram Windy City Jn Washington Reportedly To Testify Before Subecommittoe

Revenue Inquiry May Be Shifted. Toward Chicago   Rep. King Checking’: ‘Unusual Activities” . In Dept. Of Justice .-

County Voters To Decide On Six Tax Levies   ‘Leesburg-Highland Bond Issue Will Be Before Voters Aqain

Bomber Drops ron Lung for Soldier On Ship   Parachute Carries Portable Respirator To Critical Veteran

Auto Industry Spokesmen Denounce Clamp By Govt   Officials Say Rigid 1952 Regulations Will Be Unneeded And Even Criminal: Law Sets Output

Auto Leaders ‘Flay Cuthaek:   Defense Chief’s Mandate Js Called “festa?

Rail Strike Threat Hang: Over Talks   Emergency Board Draws Report In Face Of Boycott

House of Commons Asker To Vote "No Confidence’ In General MacArthur

\-ut Lxpendaitures:  Bridges Tells Senate Truman Should Cut Unnecessary Items From Budset

Gls-To-Europe Row Faces Test In Senate Today   Marshall To Tell House Committee Of Manpower Needs

El Capitan Wreck —None Badly Hur   Crack Passenger Train Has Nine Cars Derailed in Iilinois—Was Rerouted

Passenger Train Wrecked in Illinois   Report a Number of Persons Injured But None Seriously

Fast Passenger Train  Wrecked; 25 Injured   Famous El Capitan Piles Up In Swampy Area 75 Miles Out Of Chicago on Another Line

Mobilizer Gives Views To Congress   Hard Decisions Said Not Painless

Wilson States U.S. Inflation Can Be Halted   Mobilizer Declares Some One To Be ‘Hurt’ By ‘Hard Decisions’

Wallace Takes Issue on Charge  Denies Discussing ltem With Chiang

MacArthur Will Not Seek GOP Presidential Nomination   Report Ousted Commander Would Probably Run If He Is Drafted’

Youngdahl. Hold Down Mental Ills   Hospital Needs Still Imperative, Governor Asserts

Full. Program Laid Before Legislature  Governor Takes Oath of Office For Third Term

Biggest. Building  Year in Lawrence   City’s Total of Construction and Planning to 23 Mil- lions in 1950   ‘A RECORD IN HOMES

Biggest: Builaing  Year i in Lawrence   City’s Total of Construction and Planning to 23 Mil-  Yons in 1950 ,

$8,000,000 WAR FUND IS PLAN OF AFI   Union Will Push Cause  In Coming National Campaign 

UN IS MOVING INTO HOUSE OF GLASS   Midtown Manhattan Is Site; Covers A 17-Acre Plot

UNIS: MOVING. INTO. HOUSE. OF GLASS ~:   Midtown Manhattan Is. Site; Cevers A 17-Acre Plot ~

Qatis Faces Czech Trial In Few Days   Associated Press Man Charged With ‘Hostile Activities’

Oatis Will Be Placed On Trial Winn Few Day:  ee  ee eee   AP Correspondent Charged By Prague With Spy Activities

Oatis Trial Date Is Set   Correspondent Held By Czech Government

OATIS' TRIAL IS REPORTED NEAR   Associated Press Write Still In Custody Of Czechs

Czechs Decide William Oatis Will Have Trial   Newsmen Accused Of Hastile Activities Toward Czech Reds

Czech Communist Court Will Put American A. P.  Writer on “Trial” Soon

Trial’ Nears For AP Writer  Arrested Last April By Czech Governmen'

U.S. Writer’s Trial Is Set   Czechs Charge Scribe With ‘Hostile Activity’

AP Writer May Have Trial Soon  Correspondent Held By Czechs 2 Months

Czech Trial Faced By AP Newsman  William Oatis Seized April 23 Accused of ‘Hostile Activities’

Writer Oatis, Marion Native, To Be Put on Trial by Czechs   U. S. Ambassador Informed but Is Given No Charaes

House Leaders To Push New Control Law   Compromise Measure _ Approved By Senate 49-2]

HOUSE REVISING PRICE CONTROLS   Hopes To Pass Bill Designed To Change ‘Capehart Amendment’

Warmer’ Is Big Word In State Forecast   “21 Deaths Are Attributed To Zero Weather

Series of Rain, Hail and Tor. nadoes May Be Prospect Again .   FOUR PERSONS INJUREL

STORMS BUFFET   Series of Rain, Hail and Tor. nadoes May Be Prospect Again   FOUR PERSONS INJUREL

Taft Appeals To Younger Generation   Candidate Talks In St. Louis At Noon Today

Sen. Taft Appeals To Youth in Speech   Delivers One of Thre  Talks Set for St. Loui

25 Negro Suspects Questioned   Think Child Can Identify Mother's Slaver

U.N. Carves More Gains  ln Korea:   Captured Red Officer Says North Korean Army ‘Non-Existant?

UN FORCES GOUGE GAINS IN TWO AREAS   North Korean Army Is Reported Nearly Nonexistant Now

Sabre Jets Patrol Alley   Prospects Darkened for Truce Talks by Action Step up

NORTH KOREA ARMY IS GONE, SAYS QNE RED   American Cavalry Unit Badly Slashed In Eastern Fighting

Allied Infantry Pushes Forward For Further Gain  North Korea Units. Destroyed in Bitte: Battles for Hills

Infantry Rolls Up New Gains In Savage Fighting  : Tanke: Big Gune Bark   Tanks, Big Guns Back Footsloggers’ Advance On West. Central Fronts

Tanks Pace 2-Mile Gain By Infantry   Captured Red Officer Says No. Korean Army Now ‘Non-Existent”

Fighting Flares With Savagery   Allied Artillery Pounds Day-Long Rain of Explosives  On Red Chinese

Fighting Savage All Across Korea But Allies Gair   U. S. 24th Moves Ur Two Miles On  Center Front.

Ground Fight Flares With Savage Fury  Tanks, Artillery Aid Infantry Along Entire Front

Tanks, Artillery Make New Gains On Two Fronts  Original Red Army Non-Existent, Word

Central Front Gain Up to Two Miles Clawed  By 3 Divisions   Custer’s Old Outfit Cut te Pieces By Reds West Of Yonchon

United Nations Troops Gouge Out New Gains Today as Savage  Fighting Flares Across Korea Gains of Two Miles Are Recorded On 22-Mile Front in Center

3 Divisions of U. N. Hack Out 2-Mile Gains   U.S. Force Is Cut To Pieces in West; Reds Resist Fiercely

Allies Gouge Out New Gains In Korean War   Advances Made on West, Central Fronts

Fighting Flares with Renewed Savagery in Korea; UN Artillery Rains Desth on Reda

TEMPERATURE   ‘Custer’ Battalion Shattered   Survivors Are Rescued After Ghastly Loss

North Korea ArmyNearly Wiped Out Heartbreak Ridge Nearly in Control

Three U.N. Divisions Smash At Reds on 22-Mile Sector; Battle Greatest Since May

UN ADVANCES AS FIGHTING FLARES ALL ALONG FRONT  CAVALRY BATTALION   CAVALRY BATTALION WAS CUT TO PIECES BY REDS YESTERDAY

U.N. Troops Carving Out Fresh Gains   Captured Enemy Officer Says First Commie Army Lost

3 DIVISIONS GAIN UP TO. TWO MILES   U. S. 24th and Two. ROK Divisions Push Ahead On 22 Mile Front in Center. “8   ONE U. S. OUTFIT IS BADLY CUT UP   Seventh Regiment Battalion Shattered by Waves of Reds But Remnants Are Rescued.

Severe Fighting. Flares i in Korea”   ‘U. S: and South Korean Troops - Gain Two Miles on Central Front.

TROOPS GAINING AGAINST ENEMY ON TWO FRONTS   Battles Flare Across Korea With Renewed Savagery — Infantry, Tanks And Artillery Attack.

Allies Gain Alone 1 Korean Fronts   3 Divisions Push ~ Nearly Two Miles

Famed Cavalry Regiment Is Badly Cut Up   Red Officer Says North Korean Army Now “Nonexistent”’

Tanks, Artillery Spearhead Drive   Captured Red Officer Reveals North Koreans Are Hit Hard

Vital Line Taken In West Area   Last Reds Scorched Out Of Heortbreak Ridge In East

Communists Cut Up UN  Battalion Allies Make Small Gains as Savage

Allies Punch Out  New Korean Gains   ~ Tanks and Artillery in Action in Western, Central Areas   ANOTHER HILL TAKEN   ANOTHER HILL TAKEN  Chinese Red Positions  Pounded in a Day-Long Attack

Cavalrv Battalion  Badly Cut by Reds   New Gains Gouged Out On Western Front— Fight Flares Savagels

Gouge Out New Gains on Western and Central Fronts   Infantry Supported by Tanks and Artillery Pushes Ahead: Fighting Flares Savagely.

New Gains Gouged Out  In Korea   But A Battalion Of 7th Regiment Of Cavalry Is Cut To Pieces Friday

Ridgway Pledges To ‘Do Utmost’  New U. N. Commander Van Fleet Hold Parley

HIGHER MEAT PRICES NEAR   O. P. S$. Orders Wholesale Boost Passed On To Consumer

OPS Ready To Announce High Meat Prices   Housewives Soon Will Pay More For Food

TO TELL MEAT PRICE HIKES   Expect Prices To Be . Two Cents Higher Monday

VIOLATIONS MOUNT   Slaughterhouses in 50 Cities Hit; New Prices Expected

BAYONETS AND HAND GRENADES USED ON REDS   Allied Tanks and Foot Soldiers Strike North for Second Straight Day.

Large Armor Force Strikes:  In Killer Raid   UN Infantry Seizes Hill Five Miles From Important Kinnsoiig

NEED AREAS FOR RECREATION PURPOSES   Industrial Expansion anc Movement From Communities Cause

RECREATION BUDGETS “VERY INADEQUATE   So Described Following / State Planning Board  Survey   THE NEED IS “SERIOUS”

Expect Aga to Provide Funds   Rita Seeks 3 Millions for Daughter, Yasmin

AGA KHAN PLANS U. S. VISIT ABOUT RITA'S DIVORCE   Actress Wants $3,000,008 for Daughter From His Son, Aly.

Conservatives Promise To Tax  Party Manifesto Eyes Excess Profit

Churchill’s Vote Platform Giver   End To Nationalizatio: -  _-Pledged By Party

LE LC IT  ‘Air Force Loses 212 Planes In Korea; 149 Lost By Reds

Air Forces Report 712 Planes Lost   U. S. Air Losses In Korean War Below Reds 

Disarmament Of World Reported Subject Of Plan   Details Are Closely Guarded; May Beat Russians To Punch

U.S. Is Seeking French, British Support Of New Peace Formula For U.N

Truman To Reveal Plan In Address   Assembly To Open Mecting In Paris Tomorrow Morning

HARNESS RACES RETURN AT FAIR   Anderson Shorthorn Entry Wins Reserve Champion’s Laureis

Allies Agree To One Red Demand   Concession Made In Interest Of Solving Bitter Dispute.

UN Agree To Red Demands On Inspection  Policing Of Front   Policing OF Front During Truce Is Discussed

Allies Agree To Limited Inspection   Reds Still Objeci To Non-Neutral Truce Observers

Allies Drop Behind Lines Check Demand   Concession ‘ts P Part of New U.N. 8-Point Plan for — Solving Dispute »

Reds Cool To UN Inspection Concessions  Propose Joint Checks By Allied-Red Teams

Allies Make Concession  To Red Foes   Will Go Along On Specified Zone Inspection As Part Of Armistice Setup

Grant Reds Concessions On Truce   U.N. Predicts Nev Proposals From Communists

Agree fo Reds”  Plan for Certain  Speciticu Points out U. per tnsiets rv

Allies Agree To Inspection  Wish Of Reds   Only Specified Areas Would Be Looked Into Now

Allies Cede to Communist Demanc for Inspection at Specified Points

Restricted Checks Are Given Okay  _U.N. Offers New Eight-Point Plan

Plan Submitted For Armistice Area Policing   Communists Balk A Joint Inspection

Reds Object ToProposal Of 2 Teams   Communists Insist Any Checking Be Done by Neutral Observers After Armistice   To Meet Friday   Another Session Agreed Upon; Reds Make One  Concession

Inspection Clause OKd By UN- Unit   Allies Concede .Reds “Demands For Onl; ‘Specified - Point Inspections

UN Agree To Red Demands On Inspection   Policing Of Front During Truce Is Discussed

Reds Have Way As Allies Give . Up Major Point   Limited Inspection . Behind Lines Agreed To By UN Delegates

UN Approves Red Limits On Checkup   Inspection Plan Accepted after Bitter Dispute

Inspection Limited To Few Points   Agreement Is Part Of New 8-Part Plan Advanced by U.N.

ALLIES ABANDON HOPE TO POLICE ENTIRE COUNTRY   Leaders Insist That Checks Be Made By Joint Team — Ene. my Wants Neutra’ Nations.

ACCEPT LIMIT ON PLACES TO BE INSPECTED   Drop Demand for Unrestricted Supervision Behind Lines But Calls for Joint Red-Allied Checks.   REDS INSIST ON NEUTRALS ONLY   At Same Time Enemy Refuses to Discuss Prisoner Exchange; Blackmail Threat Seen. :

U. N. Agrees To  Limiting Survey  Behind-the-Lines Reds Balk at Allied  insistence on Joint U. N.-Red Teams

New Eight-Point Plan Offered  Allies Make Concession In Bitter Inspection Dispute

Communists Turn Down Allied Proposal To Use Joint Team For Checks

Allies Propose Compromise Plan  For Truce Checks  U.N. Negotiators Still Want Joint  Penman etsam  ace

One Concession Made by Allies in Truce Talks   Another Condition of Inspection Turned Down by Reds

Agree with Reds on Survey Areas   But Communists Want Neutrals Do Policina

But Insists  UN-Red Units  Police Truce Allies Submit  b-Point Plan

Allies Concede Point to Reds  Eight-Pronged Plan   Eight-Pronged Plan Submitted by UN

Allies Agree On One Point   Will Go Along With Rex Proposal On Designating Inspection Points

UN Coneedes To Inspecting  Certain Spots   Abandons Unrestricted Behind Lines Policing After Truce

Concession Is Part of the New U.N. Eight-Point Plan For Solving Dispute on Policing

Allies Agree To Limit  Truce Policing   Their Insistence on Joint Team Raises Red Objection

Allies Give Up To Red eck Wish   Inspection Slated For Certain Points 

Allies Trade. Concessions. On Armistice   8-Point Plan OK’s. Red Demand For Neutral Observers

Allies Agree To Communist Inspection Plan   But Still Insist Checks Be Made By UN-Red Teams

Allies Agree To Red Demand  On Inspection   Concession Part of New 8Point Plan to End Dispute

Red Proposal Of Inspection Is Conceded   Concession Is Part Of UNs 8-Point Plan For Solving Bitter Disputes of Policing

Allies Agree To Inspecting Specific Points  Communists Want  wena tian hu Tamme   Communists Want Inspection by Teams From Neutral Nation

[ALLIES AGREE P INSPECTIONS. AT SPECIFIED POINTS   }  Concession Part Of Eight-Point U. N. Progran To End Policing Dispute

UN Accepts Inspection Plan of Reds   Specified Points Involved; Truce  Policing Debated

Communist Drive Fails To Dent Line  Both Sides Fight Blindly   Both Sides Fight Blindly On Fog-Bound Fronts

Reds Open Smal Probing Attacks On Allied Lines   Rainand Mist Along Battlefront Slows Action on Both Sides

ENEMY PROBES HILL, POSITIONS   Inconclusive' Fighting  In Mist Marks Day

SON OF OPDYKE COUPLE DIES IN PLANE CRASH   Dr. Robert Glenn and Wifi _On Plane Which Plunged Into Ocean.

SON OF OPDYKE — COUPLE DIES IN - PLANE CRASH   Dr. Robert Glenn ond Wife (On. Plane Which Plunged — inte Ocean.

William R. Hearst Dies at Beverly Hills   Publisher in Prime Headed Chain Of Newspapers

Stokes Threatens To Boycott Oil Sold By Iranians   Tells Country It Must Accept Latest British Proposal

lran Boycott On Oil Hinfed By Britishers   Negotiator Tells Iranians If Plan Rejected Britain Mavec Trado Fleawher.

Gasoline, Oil Rations. Seen  By PAD Head   Speaker Says Increasec Production In World _ Is Only Salvation

EXPERT WARNS OF RATIONING   Brown, Speaker At Jen. nings, Says Petroleum Output Must Be Hiked

HIGHER CRUDE OUTPUT HELD ESSENTIAL   Official Says Car, Home Owners May Feel Steel Shortage

Top Government Expert Hints New Gas-Oil Rationing May Be Levied Next Winter Unless Production Up

WILSON PRAISES  LABOR TEAMWORK   Says Effort Being Made For Defense Plan Accore

Pat on Back For Labor   Cooperating Very Well Says Wilson; New AntiInflation Plan in Offing

REPORT LABOR TS COOPERATING ~ "VERY WELL   Wilson Tells Congress Effort Being Made for Better Understanding.

Connally Says Congressmen Will Not Delay Early Vote On Sending Europe Soldiers

Delay Will Not Be Pertnitted  Troops’ Issue to. Get Quick Action

Democrats In Hurry to Send Men      Senator Connally Says Republican Has List ‘Long as Your Arm’ to Testify   Will Ask Limit   Republicans Insist That Congress Act Before Soldiers Go Abroad

Connally to Fight Delay on Troops   Witnesses May Be Limited at Hearing Thursday

Action On Issue Of Troops Asked  Connally Hits Delay Tactics Of Wherry

Connally Fights Troop Issue Delay  Rep. Smith Heads  Se! eee ee ea rouse FTrOrEesrIer>

Connally Moves To Block Delay in Troops Hearing   Says Opponents Won't be Allowed To Hold Up Action

Connally to Press For Early Action  Wants Senate to Vote On Sending Troops

Connally Vows Quick Troop Issue Action   Won't Permit Any Delay On Congress Action On Defense

Hasty Action Seer On US Troops For Europe Issue  Connally Will Urge Senate Approval Of Propesal

Connally fo Press For Quick Action On Troop Issue   Wherry’s Witness List Reported As ‘Long As Your Arm’

Wherry Seeks To Block Plan On Europe Aid   Hearings Will Open. Tomorrow As Solons Urge Speedy Action

YOU Be a Cover Girl!   ‘Connally Says Opponents Will Not Delay Action on Troons to Eurone:

More Open Channels  For Television Okayed   Freeze Mav Be Listed

Today Is 1000th Second Longer Than Yesterday, Tomorrow to Be Longer

Big Ship Carrying Hero Sets Down At Airport At 11:29 PM   Say Public Disgust Over Way Things Are Going In Washington Heiped Republicans Win In Charleston

Marshall Says Chinese Reds In Bad Way   No Peace Move Is Expected For Some Time Yet

Marshall Sees Diffice Situation. For Red: Chia      Sec. Of Defense Expects No Red Peace: Move Soon: Studies GI Replacement Plan

Returning to Capital  Marshall Says China Hurt; Sees No Early Korea Truce

Peace Move Not Expected By Marshall   Defense Chief Says Enemy Gets Self In ‘Difficult Position’

MarshallSees No Red Moves  Toward Peace   Secretary Leaves’ For Home After Conferences In Japan And Korea

No. Stalemate In War Seen By Marshall   Says Chinese in Tough Spot, But Doubts Early Peace Move by Reds

Chorwon and Kumhws Taken; Rear Guard Actions Ineffective   Marshall Can See China Tensior Continuing for Years

Bullet Tears Tkrough Marine’s Head and He Lives to Tell About It

Bank’s $1,000 Shortage Is Easily Explained By Fay Anders --He Had It in His Pocket

RETURNS EXTRA CHANGE  Stamford Customer Solves Bank's $1.000 Cash Error  

McMahon Proposes Congressmen, Politburo Mernbers Exchange Visifs

Solon Offers Plan Shaffer fron Curfain   McMahon Proposes an Exchange of Visits Between Russia and _The United Statec

Ridgway Refuses to Continue Into Third-Day Discussions, Says It Must Be All or Nothing

Near-Paralysis  Strikes Cities”  In River’s Path Army Engineer  Fears Damage Of $1 Billion

High Waters Bring Near Paralysis to K. C. Area  3 Industrial Districts Under Water; Fire Ranec in Oil Tank Site af 9 Saunare Rlacke

Water Supply Cut; Gas Tanks Erupt in Flames; » Many Reported Lost .

Council Orders Emergency Rule As Flames Rage   Many Reported Lost; Thousands Made Homeless

All Nonessential Kansas City Businesses Shut Down by Flood; Growing Loss Totals Half Billion

Council Declares State of Emergency and Mayor Calls Upon All Non - Essential Businesses to Close—Water Up to SecondStory Windows — 20,000 Homeless in Topeka—Helicopters Sought,

Flood Disaster Hits Kansas City; Enormous Damage   Three Major Industrial Districts Under Water Up to Second Story Windows; Thousands Driven From Their Homes.

OilTanks Burn, Set Two-Block City Area Afire   Business Ordered Closed, Residents Are Asked To Remain at Home

Rising Waters At Twin Cities Crinples Area   Airport Moves Equip. ment; North Kansas City Evacuated

Worst Flood In 50 Years Menaees City   Much of Kansas City, Suburbs Under Water: Rich Area Is Isolated

Large Sections Of Kansas City Beneath Water   Three Major Industrial Districts Fleoded—Watar Up To Second Floors—Rail Service In Mantaz Susoend:

Water Supplies-Menaced And Oil Tanx Fires Raging; Damage May Reach Billion

Ladder Telescopes, Hurling Charles. Stuppy 25 Feet To Bottem Of Tank

MacArthur Aide Differs With Chie Korean Policy Okay, Says Former Deputy

‘Dead’ Man Revived  15 Minutes in Eternity May Mean ‘Second Life’

Changes Expected in His Brain: ‘Man, ‘Dead’ 15 Minutes, May \Have Entirely New Personality

wWwite keeps vigil at side OF MiCivin Hewitt,  Revived Navy Man May Have New Personality, Doctors Say

‘Death’ May Change Personality  Po We. We he TE Wh Dede, Dante Th   Fall Kills Man for 15 Minutes: Doctors Revive Him

' Doctors Cui Chest, Massage Heart  Man “Dead? 15 Minutes May Get Entire New Personality

Navy Veteran Dead 15 Minutes; Faces “Second Life” If Brain Was Damaged

Heart Opertion Revives Veteran ©  Dead 15 Minutes; Believed Record

Restored to Life after Being Dead 15 Minutes, May Lose Personality

Longest Visit to Eternity ‘Changed . Life May . Face  ‘Vet. Dead for 15. Minutes

ha nged Per: ersonality _  Revive Man After 15 Minutes in Eternity

‘Dead’ 15 Minutes Begins “Second Life   California Sailor May Llave Wholly New Personalitv. Doctors Sav

Revived after 15-Minute Death  Doctors Say Ordeal May Cost Patient His Memory

Gen. Van Fleet Takes Command in Korea   Replaces Gen. Ridgway With Ground Forces.

VAN FLEET TAKES COMMAND OF 8TH   Telis Newsmen Responsibility Tremendous

BAN ON NATURAL RUBBER SET  Government Prepares To Ease Controls On Waces, Prices

Panel Okays Rent Stopgap   ‘Revisions in Wage Formula i Rennarted Ready

Warns of Risk In Red Affack On Yugoslavs   Secretary Acheson - Says Danger Against Peace of World

Acheson Declares ~ Policy Unchanged   Says Attack On Yugoslavia Would Strain Peace

Yu goslavia Danger Cited  By Tshoinn      Red Attack Would Imperil World Peace, He Emphasizes

Acheson Affirms Attack on Tito May Bring War   Truman Statement Of Last July Said U. S. Stand

Acheson Ducks Query On Slavs   Will Only Say That Russ Attack on Nation Would ‘Strain Fabric Of World Peace’

USSR Warned Against Attack Qn Yugoslavia   Would Dangerously Strain Peace, Acheson Declares

WORLD PEACE THREAT CITED   Acheson Talks On Tito Situation, Other Foreign Policy Topics.

World Peace Strained If Reds Hit Tito  Acheson Outlines 5 Important Steps

Hints New Red Assault Would  Bring Reaction   Explains Foreign Policy Aims to Press Conference

Any Move on Yugoslavia by Reds Would Dangerously Strain World Peace, Acheson Declares  _ Secretary of State Says Policy On German Rearming Unchanged

Would Strain Peace Fabric, Says Acheson   Comments On Possibility of Satellite Attack This Spring

Acheson Says Peace Strained  - By Red Threat   Possibility Of Atiacks On Yugoslavia Nation Seen As World Threat

GOVT WARK AGAINST oMASH AT YUGOSLAVIA   “Would Dangerously Strain Fabric of Peace,” Acheson Says.

WARNS OF ATTACK   Acheson Repeats Statement Concerning Any Drive on Yugoslavia

Acheson Says Red Attack On Yugoslavia Would — _ Dangerously Strain The Fabric Of World Peace

Attack on Tito. Might Mean World: War, Says Acheson   U.S. Policy. Is Sama As When Truman _ Sounded Warning - July 19. He Save

Acheson Describes USS. View   Communist Attack On  Yugoslavia Would Seriously Strain . Peace, He Says

‘Yugoslavia’s Foes  Warned By Acheson   Any Communist Attack on Tito’s Domair Would Strain World Peace, He Declares

Yugoslav Attack Could Cause War  Danger to Peace Cited by Acheson

Warns Russia To Keep Hands Off Yugoslavia   Acheson Implies Act Might Drag U.S. Into War With Soviet Union

Danger of Red Attack Explained   Strike at Yugoslavia To Strain World Peace

Killer Surrenders To SomersetPolice   22-Year-Old Escaped Convict Murders Two State Prison Officer: Returning Him te Tennessee Jail

Escaped Convict Gives Self Up After Killing Two Tennessee Officials

Escaped Con Killer Gives Himself Up   Surrenders at Somerset, Ky., after Killing Two Tenn. Officers

UN Tanks And Troops Forced  To Withdraw   Commander Terms Fire Most Accurate He has Ever Seen

Two Are Dead In a Gun Duel   Tavern Owners Shoot it Out in A Night Club

Two Tavern Owners Die In Gun Due   St. Louis Men, One A Pal Of Mickey Cohen, Shot After ‘Silly Argument Over Deine

Two St. Louis Tavern Owners Kill Each Other   “Silly Argument” Leads to Slayings Ina Night Club

House Group Votes to Lower Draft Age to 182   Committee Favors Extending Term of Service to 26 Months

HOUSE GROUP DROPS DRAFT AGE T0 18!   ‘Committee Also Votes To Extend Length ‘Of Service.

18; Draft Age Voted By House Group   Vinson Hopes For Final Action On Bill Later Today

House Body Favors 18-and-Half Draft   Armed Services Committee Also Recommends Ex tanding Term of Service.to 26 Months:

Truck Carried For 212 Yards After Collision  Victim Employed As Plantman Fo Phane Company

Truck Carried For 212 Yards After Collision  ES is, Bean Lace   Victim Employed As Plantman For Phone Company

Truck Licenses May Be- Boosted  Road Funds Debated In Michigan Senate

Two Killed In 2nd Big Denver Fire  Swank Saddle Cluk Damage $1.000.00C

Arctic Blast Surges Into Gulf Region   Chicagoans Tald Mercury ‘Uo Skid To 10 Belaw Zero

Blame Weather for 31 Deaths.in Midwest, East  Mercury To Hit 10 ~  Below in Illinois"

Weather Blamed For 31 Deaths In Mid-West And East, Four Of Which Were In 2 Pennsylvania

Icy Blasts Spreading Over U.S.: 31 Perish:   icy Fingers of Winter May Reach Into Florida Keys; Tenffic Snorted in Midwest and East. Boar

Vaughan Predicts Truman Will Be Demo Candidate   Acknowledges It Helps to Know Riaht People

WILL RUSSIA SUPPORT CHINESE REDS With Planes in New Offensive in Koren?

MacArthur Cha rges U.S.  Is Drifting To Socialism   General Closes Texas Tour With Demand That Truth ‘Replace Propaganda’ In Government

Gen. MacArthur Says Truman Administration Letting Nation Drift Into Socialism

Socialism Drilt Fayed by Vae   Fifth Texas Speech Ends in Fort Worth

MacArthur Ends Texas Tour  General Charges Drift Toward Socialism

‘Guard Well Your Treasures,’  Lovett’s Directive to Nation To Cue Armistice Day Pledae

New Boost In Steel Pay To Up Costs   Big Steel President Terms Proposals Of Union as Economic  Double-Talk-Issue

luto Prices Go To Report Shakeup In diahest Level Soon Czech Government

General Rests While He Plans His Testimony   Family Returns From Murfreesboro; Call on Bradley for Information

General Readies Policy Defense   -MarshalsTestimony~..  For Senate Inquiry

Battle Raging Ini Korea On  Western Line   American And Red Jets Tangle; ‘Two Enemy Jabs Halted

Dewey Informs HSI Of Far.East Trip  Governor Disclaims Accepting Any Post

Representatives Cover Clock In Last Minufe Maneuvering   Attempt’ To Keep Session Going After Midnight Blocked By Dispute Over Bill Repealing Existing Property Tax Laws:

Bills Die By Dozen As House Fails To Act On Measures   House Works Up To Midnight

Quartet Returns  To Base   Worn, Happy Airmer Meet Families And Fellow Fliers

Ransom Paid, Fliers Freed; Back At Base   Four American Airmen Get Rousing Welcome After Kelease Upon Payment OF $120,000 To  Communiat Hunaory

All Four Haggard But Jubilant; Report Being Treated Well by Hungarians; Given Rousing Welcome.

Airmen Released At Point on Austrian Border; Flown to Base In Germany

Crowds Cheer As 4 Airmen. Are Released   $120,000 in ‘Ransom’ Is Paid to Hungary; Crew Seems Healthy

4 Fliers Freed After Payment Of Big Ransom   Two Consulates In U. S. Closed; Yanks Jubilant

f AMERICAN AIRMEN FREED BY HUNGARIANS   Fliers Given Rousing Welcome Upon Return To Erding Air Base   CONSULATES HERE ARE ORDERED CLOSED

ABERTY COMES AFTER U. 5. PAYS $120,000 RANSOM   Airmen Report They Were Well Treated During 30 Days They Were Held  for Border Violations,   DETAINED IN HOUSE, NEVER ENTERED PRISON   Case Brings Relations Between Washington and Budapest to Near Breaking Point,

Acheson Closes. Consulates In Two U. 5. Cities   Fliers Expected To Give Interview To News Writers Today

IThe First Holy Week Jesus Is Risen from the Dead After Crucifixion on Calvary

Vogeler Says Private Fund Proposal Best   Kansas Publishers Contribute $500 For Start Of Campaign

U. S. AGREES TO RANSOM FOUR AIRMEN AS PRIVATE CITIZENS \START SEVERAL FUND DRIVES

GOVERNMENT SILENT No Action To Release Gls  Being Held by Hungarians

Aid Is Pledged To U. S. Airmen Held in Hungary  Deduct From Debt, [en E:  eeree ene He

U.S. May Refuse Private Offers To Pay Ransom   Final Decision On Imprisoned Airmen Awaited

Private Citizens Raising Money To Free Flier:   Government Ponders On Hungary's $120,000 Request For Release

US Seeks F reedom Of Airmen   Private Funds to Pay Fines Offered, Early  rp. Om...

US To Pay $120,000 To Hungary   Washington Says It Will Pay Fines on Airmen For Prompt Release

US Seeks Freedom  Ot Airmen  - Private Funds to Pay   Private Funds to Pay Fines Offered, Early  Release Rumored

May Turn Down Offers of Aid to Inferned Airmen   Question of Law Arises in Plans of Private Citizens to Contribute.  oar ae ap eee,

U.S. To Take On Effort To  Free Airmen   Bints Come From Hungary That Men Already Are Freed

Fund Drives Launched To  Free Fliers Citizens Act While   Citizens Act While U.S. Ponders Reds’  ‘Ransom’ Demand

Government Ponders Fate Of Captured U.S. Airmen   Vogeler Wants People To Put Up Ransom Money

Government May Turn Dowr \Private Fund To Free Fliers   Fines, However, Will Be Paid To Release Avictors

Private Citizens Offer $120,000 To Free 4 Fliers   Robert Vogeler, Ex - Prisoner Of Hungarian Reds, Seeks To Coordinate Efforts

Private Funds Are Sought to Pay Hungary’sRansom   Vogeler Says Such Action Would Prevent Any Embarrassment toa Nation

Citizens Raise Money to Free lour Crewmen   Government Ponders Action—V ogeler to Coordinate Private Efforts on “Ransom

GOVERNMENT SILENT No Action To Release Gls   os Being Held by Hungarians  q

Citizens Offer To Pay Fines  Of Four Fliers   Vogeler Says He Will Seek To Coordinate Efforts To Raise Ransom

Private Citizens May Raise Fund For Four Airmen   Vogeler Promises Full Support For  Imnrisaned Moan

Hungarian-iteld U.S. Airmen May Be Freed   Private Fund Offers To Be Turned Down To Get Releases

“US. May Pay Ransom for Airmen—  Private Citizens’ Offer Likely to Be Declined

Signs Point to Freedom for Airmen   Secrecy Clocks Hungarian Moves on Four Yanks

iU. S. Ponders Hungary’s Demand  Citizens Offer To Pay Airmen’s $120,000 Fine

Fund For Fliers Sought by Group   Robert Vogeler Offers To Aid in Raising Money For Airmen Held by Red:

U.S. May Bar Private Ranson  For 4 Fliers   Government Studies Laws for Authority To Pav Hungary

 PR IV AT E OFFERS M A 7 NOT BE NEEDED Lee eee  Reports Indicate U.S. Fliers May Be Freed Bv Hungarv

Private Aid For Fliers May Be Out   Government Probably Will Pay Fines Of $120,000 Imposed  In Hungary Court.

Private Citizens Offer $120,000 To Ransom U. S. Fliers In Hungary

May Already be Free, Signs af Budapest Show   State Department of U.S. Quiet; May Turn Down Money Offers

“TOP MEN” ARRESTED   Police Make Narcotic Raids in the Nation’s Capital City

judge Dismisses Religious Action   New Orleans Group Sought Removal Of Catholic Nun’s Statue

Smith Accused in Right of Way Case  Charged With Failure t Yieid Right of Woy

Smith Accused In Right of Way Case  Charged With Failure to t Yield Richt af Wau

Bills Would Limit Press’ Freedom   Redistricting of State Also on Agenda

Ex-Bootlegger Clams Up in Crime Inquiry   Zwillman Risking Trouble by Refusing to Talk

Ex-Rum Runner Risks Contempt Of Crime Inquiry   - Zwillman Refuses Details of Mlicit Liquor Selling Career or of Activities Since; Gamblers Pay N. Y. Police $95 000.000 Yearly, Judge Asserts

Labor, Security, Aqriculture And Interior Covered  Deafence Housing   Defense Housing Bill Passes Senate; Foreiqn Aid Delayed

CHALLENGE RED OFFENSIVE BUILDUP   Push Termed Only Tactical Effort By , Marshall  INITIAL THRUST   Puts Yanks Half Mile Inside Enemy Territory; Big Air Battle

Challenge Red Offensive In Northern Korea   Enemy Strikes Back With Attack East of 38th Parallel Crossing In Vital Chunchon Area Friday

Bold Challenge To Red Build-up Area ls Made   Commies Hit Back On Sector East of American Crossing

Allies Challenging Reinforced Chinese North of Boundary   Initial Thrust Carries UN Armored Column Half Mile Inside Communist Korea

Advance Over  Border Seen  Tactical Thrust Move Is Not Opening  _ Wedge For Generul Allied Offensive

YANK TROOPS CROSSING 38   Tank Units Lead Drive Over North-South Boundary

Sunday Sun Prize  Now Worth $5000   Of Persons Fail to Answer $4500 Questions: Money Man Makes 109 Calls

Sunday Sun Quiz Zooms to $3500   Prize Jackpot Continues to Rise to Record Hainhte ac 95 Calle Eail to Produce Winner

Sunday Sun Quiz Prize Now $5500   _ Money wian Makes 724 4-aNS, 97 Successfully, But Failed to Get Correct Answer

Sunday Sun Prize  Goes to $4000 —   Money Man Made 99 Calls Last Night Withou! Gettina Correct Answer to Quiz Question

SOLON SEEKS REVISED TAX SETUP  Legislators Admit Increase In Texas State Levies Is Likely

SAGINAW OK’S INCOME AND PROFITS TAX   Voters Make History Fo: Michigan; Court Test Certain

Americans Aid Red Asia Plot,  Senator Says   Evidence Of Conspiracy To Give All Continent To Communists Reported

MeCarran lays Red  Conspiracy   Charges Certain Americans Aiding Asian Communism

‘McCarran Says:Americansin- Plot [To Surrender All Asia to Reds.   _ Claims Soviet Strategy Is to: ‘Weaken US to -Aécept Peace at Ani Price:

PLOT TO GIVE ASIA TO REDS IS UNCOVERED   “Peace at Any Price” Campaign Being Waged by Communist Ring Here.

Americans In Red Plot To Get Asia   McCarran Claims Conspiracy Hepes To Weaken U. S., Aid Communists

Some Americans In Conspiracy to Give Asia to Reds   Sen, McCarron Reports _ Evidence to Be Put Befora Committee

Conspiracy Charged To U.S. Commies   Plot To ‘Inject Fear’ Into Hearts of Americans Listed by M‘Carran

Parisian Garcons Startle Cafe Society As They Compete in Annual Bunion Derby

FUTURE PLAN FOR KOREAN WAR DECIDED   Top United Nations Military and Armistice Officers Hold Secret Session.

UN LEADERS ADOPT COURS! AT MEETING   Secret Conference  On Future Conduct Of War In Karan

Top Officers ‘Agree on Future ‘Conduct of War   Meet in Korea To  Decide Whether To  ria. Meee Mansllt ec

UN Officials Set Future Action In Case Talks Fail  Ridgway Says Comple Accord Reached, But Decisions Not Told

BRISTOL BRIDGE RECORD SET FOR JULY TRAFFIC   Revenue Increase, 24 Per Cent; Traffic, 26 Per Cent  EARNINGS: $38,485.28

RIVER SPANS SET THE HIGHEST JULY MARKS ON RECORD   Burlington-Bristol and The Tacony Bridges Are Much in Use   1,003,130 VEHICLES   Bridge Here Takes i in Revenues of $38,485 Showing Big hiatetion

STRIKE STILL GOING   Negotistors Work on in Week Long Detroit Transit Tieup

Senate Confirms Johnston As New Waae-Price Czar   Former President of Chamber of Commerce. Succeeds Dr. Alan: Valentine in Post

Wedemeyer’ s 19 47 Report Predicted Present Trouble   Joint Chiefs’ Secret Paper May Hold Key

Wedemeyer Report Also To Be Bared   Senators Decide On Closed Hearing Into Dismissal

Kefauver Will Name Five for Not Testifying   Crime Group Chairman Will Seek Citations of Contempt for Gamblers

Sheriff, Five ' Guinbler s Face Contempt Act   Refuse To Testify In / Néw’ Orléans. Hearings “On Crime, Solon Says

Clubs Clear Out Slots in Wake of Schricker Notice   Local Authorities Act, but Some Ask State Excise Police Report Any Machines Found—Sheriffs,  D.neoriutare Will Receive Letters

Report Union, Shipowners Near Contract   Tentative Verbal Agreement Ready For Signatures

Army Troopship  In Collision  Motorship Sent To Bottom; Troopship Safe

Senate Okavs Sheriff Removal Bill: Bloc Pen Terms For Slot Owners

Sheriff Removal Bill Is Passed; — Truck Tax Measure Action Taken

Hearing Set OnN.C. Auta  Inspections   Coliseum Project Likely To Remain In Public's Eye

Coliseum, Car Inspection Head Legislative Agenda   Controversial Issues Will Be, Aired Next Week: Inspection’ Hearine Set Wednesday

Coliseum Debate Is Biggest News From Assembly   Inspection Issue Expected To Share Spotlight Next Week

DiSalle Offered Steak If He Can Find One Republican Working for OPA in Colorado

Allergic To Meat Mike DiSalle Rejects Offer Of Steak Dinner In Advance

Lo, the Vanishing GOP  pss Declines 20 Steak Dinner Giftexel me 38. BRonypblican in OPS

 Merle Goff Of Monmouth Area  ‘Tllinois Youth Shoots Down 3 MIGs, Damages 3 More

Commons Is Angry Over Rubber Sent To Red Chinese   British Colonies Shiy Material, 120,000 Tons in 9  Months

Angry Hubbub Over Report of Rubber Trade   British House in Uproar After Report of Big : Shipments to Red Chin:

Tackett Hits At Governor's Power Stand   Says McMath Has Caused State To Lose Industries

Actresses i in 3-Way Battle For 1950 Academy Awards   Real Life Drama

3-Way Battle For Lady Oseat Is Shaping Up   Hollywood Studies Award Nominations, Made  Public There Last Night

ACTRESS CONTEST REALLY SPIRITED   Three Battle for Acad. _emy Award Laurels

Good Afternoon!   ‘All About Eve” Tops Picture Division Three-Way Battle For Best Actress Award Is Forecast

Good Aiternoon!  In Today’‘s Journal   “All About Eve” Tops Picture Division Three-Way Battle For Best Actress Award Is Forecast

Bette Davis, Judy Holliday and Gloria Swanson in Battle for Academy Award

COMPROMISE ON POLL TAX PUT IN HOUSE HOPPER   Fight Ihreatens Over Appropriation Measures

Weekend Blizzard Raps North lowa With Hard Blows  Highways in 40

Court Uphold: Stores’ Right To Cut Prices  Declares That Fair Trade Law Applies Fer Signers Only

Britain, Egypt. Declare Truce; Ismailia Calm   15 British Troops Lose Lives in Weekend Battle in Canal City

British, Egyptians Reach Truce After 18 Die in Clashes   Suez Province Agrees to Disarm Police English Military Families to Move Out

Truce in Suez Agreed Upon  Weekend Battle Take:   Weekend Battle Takes Lives of 18 in Zone

BRITAIN, EGYPT CALL A TRUCE IN CANAL ZONE   Police Are Disarmed, English Families  To Move Out

Acensed Red Says G-Girl '‘Stool-Pigeon   Refuses To Auswer Question At Hearing Before House Probers

Saginaw Coaple Becomes Millionth Stockholder  lOf Famed AT&T Co. *

GOP HOLDS 3:1 VOTING MARGIN IN VENANGO CO   Franklin Registration Is Nearly Half Of Eligible Persons

UN Court Begins Probe Of Anglo-lranian Dispute   Oil Production In Iran Slows To Trickle As International Court Launches Hearing

World Court Opens Hearing In Oil Dispute   Britain Asks Tribunal For Injunction

COURT AT HAGUE HEARS OIL CASE   Iran’s Oil Production Is Slowed to Trickle

Truman Asks Congress End State Of War.  * Six Powers Proclai im Themselves At Peace   * Six Powers Proclaim Themselves At Peace With German Nation

RIDER BILL FAILS   Would Have Barred Troops to Europe Without Congress Approval

House Unit Beats Bar On Troo ps   Committee Rejects , Bill Requiring Congress OK for Europe

Rider To Bar Troops Shift Is Rejected   House Group Spurns Move To Tie Europe Issue To Draft Bill

Plan Tabled by 21-14 Vote in House Unit   Committee Moves on to Propose Ceiling on Armed Forces

Action Pushed On Draft Bill By House Unit   Republicans Mum On Plans to Inject Europe-Troops Issuc

Troop Rider to Manpower Bill Is Thrown Out   Effort to Hitch Measures Together Defeated 21-14 By House Committees

House Unit Rejects Attempt To Tie U.S. Troop Curb To Military Bill

Troop Use-Drafi Tie Proposal Loses in Vote  Linwca fammittae   House Committee Rejects Plan Of GOP Leaders

Airline Backed by Cities, Towns   Wisconsin Central CAB Hearing Opens

Kefauver Angered By’ Leak   Pleads With Press To Await Release of The ‘Official’ RBeport

Crime’Probers  Planning Report   Seriate. Announces Touch Reports’

Crime Report Due Tuesday  It Pulls No Punches, Capital Rumors Say

Kefauver Denies Report Released  Senate To Receive Results Tuesday

Crime Group Preparing A Strong Report  Kefauver Raps   Kefauver Raps Premature Talk Of Contents

Letters Threaten Robinson   Say Star Infielder for Brooklyn Dodgers Will Be Shot.

McGovern Holds Out for More Dats   Comptroller Cites Huge Task, if Kefauver Got His Way

EXCHANGE WEDDING VOWS AT CHURCH   Miss Sally Gant, Of, Akron and D. Hartington, of Laurel, Nebraska

Truman Says O'Dwyer and Acheson OK   Stormy Petrels Will Remain in Present Posts

Dean Acheson, O'Dwyer Stay   Rumors To Contrary Stilled By Truman

Says Pair To Remain  In Office   President Denies Plan To Recall  Crime Probe Star

St. Lawrence Seaway Needed For Iron Ore Lifeline, Steel Company Official Testifies

Body of Slain Man Discoverec By Accident  Officers Pass Spot Indicated by Killer Near Nacoadoches

HIS STORY FOR SALE  Confessed Killer ‘Glad’ ~ As Sailor's Body Found

Governor Hold: Closed Door Welfare Meet   Republican Leader Expects Schricker to Call Special Session Of General Assembly

GUARDS BANNED FROM. KAESONG, PRESS ADMITTED  Groups Prepare to Speed   Groups Prepare to Speed Third Conference on Ceasefire   NEW OPTIMISM FLARES   Foe, In Yielding, Declares UN Demands ‘Trifling’ issues

News Writers Being Allowed At Truce Talk  Armed Reds Banned From Cease-Fire Conference Area

Allied Newspapermen Go With Negotiators After Reds Accept Ridgway’s Talk Terms

Reds Accept Allied Terms In Entirety  Newsmen To Be Blinessad Ri asckowel

Reds Accept UN Terms For Parley   United Nations Officials Travel To Kaesong To Resume Armistice Talk   NEWSMEN GO ALONG

Enemy Accepts All Phases Of Ridgway Terms   Early Resumption of Truce Parley Indicated; UN Camp Believe Reds Are Sincere In Peace Efforts

Reds Yield To Demands Of General   Communist Radio Says All Allied Requests Are ‘Side Questions’

Cease-Fire Talks Being Resumed  As Reds Yield  Armed Guard Removed From

Armed Guards Removed From Truce Areas   Reds Call Newsmen Issue Raised By UN A 'Trifling’ Detail

Enemy Yields To Demands of Gen. Ridgway  Agrees to Clear Armed Guard

Allied Newsmen Will Accompany Convoy. To Talks   Way IsCleared For Third Meeting Of Reds And Allies

Ridgway Scores Victory  Communists Agree To Resume Parley Under UN’s Terms

CASE FOR CONTROLS TAKEN TO PEOPLE  President Blasts Lobbyists   Purvevors of Fear Are Worst Threat

Wage-Price Curbs Seen # For 2 Years   Republicans, Farm Bioc Disagree On Needs

Psychiatry Plays Role for Treatment "Of Alcoholism: Case History Outlined

Endorse Half Million Fund   Committee For That Sum From Government

$500 Millions Proposed For Flood Rehabilitation  State Committee Contends Quick ‘Action Needed for Federal Funds   Rebuilding Program Without Red Tape  To Be Presented to Congress in. Few Days

$500 Million Sought for Flood Relief In State   Truman to Present Program to Congress, Missourians Told

DUTIES RESTORED — ON RED EXPORTS   Truman Cancels Tariff Reduc __ tions For Russia, Satellite Nations — ,

Critics Applaud Truman's Action   President Cancels Tariff Favors For  Communist Nations

Communist Trade ‘CutPleasesSenator   McCarthy Lauds Move of Truman to Cancel . Tariff Slash

Critics Applaud Truman Action  On Red Tariffs   Approve Cancellation Of Concessions For Russia, Satellites

Even McCarthy—  Truman Critics Praise President Fa Slanning Russia. Satellites On Goods

Tariff Cuts Cancelled ....   Critics Of Truman Praise Slap At Foe

Tariff Blow At Red Bloe  Wins Praise   Reductions Erased For Russia And Fow Satellite Countries

Pro-West Figure ArisesIn tran  Ex-Premier Opposes Mossadegh Policies

Las Vegas Jarred By 2nd Atom Blast  Distant Explosion Seer Like Biq Photoflash

Millions Paid Badger indians   Menominee Tribe Gets $8,500,000 Federal Claims Award

(60-Year Term Given Slayer of State Trooper ©  ‘Armer Pleads   Armer Pleads Guilty to Second Degree Murder

Allies Pound Reds On Sea.  Land, in Air   War Pace Quickens As UN Stages Largest All-Out Campaign Since Truce Talks

Allies Gain Four Miles On Eastern Front  Largest Air-Sea Attack Since Start

Attack Pushes Reds Back On 30-Mile Front  Three Hills Taken By UN Forces

UN. FORCES POUND REDS IN KOREA BY LAND, SEA AND AIR   Allied Troops Gain Fou: Miles; Bombers Attack  Enamv Sunntu Llinec

U.N. BOMBERS HIT AT RED SUPPLIES   Ground Troops In Biggest Battle Since July 10   JETS BATTLE   For 20 Minutes In Northwest Sector: Warships Add To Firepower

Ike Checks on Limited Forces In Portugal   Atlantic Pact Commander Holds 45-Minute Talk With Premier Salazar

FKisenhower m Portugal Visit   Premier Anxious Spain be in_ the Atlantic Pact

Pared Budget Of $83 Billion U. 5. Forecast  ——_—_, iii#Q,*   President To Send  Spending Message Te Congress Soon

U.S. Budget Cut Is Sebn   Truman Reported Trying to Trim Requests  to 83 Billions

U. S. Spending In Coming Year Seen 83 Billion   Figure Predicted Today Several Billions Below That Forecast Earlier

Cut Estimate On Spending In 1952  Predict Amount Tr, Roe €22 RBillian

New Budget Coming Up Billions Will Be Whittled From U.S. Spending Program

FIGHT WITH LOO RED TROOPS   SHARP FIGHTING REPORTED NEAR CITY OF KAESONG

O,VUU TNUM MVE)  Water Pours Over Industrial Areas of Kansas City

 Story With a Simple Moral Lesson--You Just Can‘t Beat  An Honest Eager Beaver

‘81st Congress Tacks Up Spending Record  44 Vaar l aw. Making: Mark Suroassed.in Bustest Year.

Report Due Or Ohio’s Probe Of Subversives  Findings May Be Filed Today ; List  fs ee a: eo

ee ee  Subversives Report Nears  Tightening Of Ohio Laws To Be Urged

‘Outline Proposa is          ye Prevent’ Any. More Giant Fload Dik

Senators Summon Head of Printing Firm fo Get Story On Loan From RFC

UN Tries Again To Capture Hill      Biggest Battle in Weeks is Reportec

Young Ruler Of Belgians Opens Reign   Baudouin I Takes  Oath After Father

24 - Year - Old. Baudouin  Is Formally Proclaimed King of Belgians Today

LEOPOLD'S SON BAUDOUIN NEW BELGIAN KING   Youth, Wearing General’s Uniform, Assumes Royal Powers Today.

Belgians Cheer New Young King  Prince Baudouin, 20, Takes Over Throne

Baudouin  New King of Belgians  Takes Oath to Upholc The Constitution

Succeeds Leopold III Baudouin Proclaimed King At Colorful Belgian Service

Baudouin Formally Proclaimed King  Takes Oath of Office as Belgian Ruler

Noted Business Analyst Is Optimistic Over 195]  tev Sees Plenty of Jobs and No All-out War

Britain Indicates Radical Change In Policy On Red China  May Call Off Attempt To Have Reds at Jap Peace Treaty Meeting

M’Arthur Notes: Tin Pan Alley Plans to Revive Old Soldiers’ Song’—Of Moscow and Europe   Crime Hearings ‘Topped

Redistrict Act Test Is Given O.K.   State Supreme Court to Take Jurisdiction On Constitutionality

American Culture Really Slipped Daring 1950, According To Pravda

AUS FL ALILEOA FLU  AEC To Spend 20 Million olla For Permanent-Type Plant Here

Sharp Cut in Interior Bill   60 Million Lopped Off. Public Power Projects Cut

House Anproves Jensen Proposal  Amendment Calls for Personnel Cut

Budget Of Interior Dept Slashed By $62 Million:   House Also Lops Off Another $9 Million Earmarked For Power Line Construction

Good and Bad News in Hot, Cold -=¢ Wars Shown in Wéek’s Balance Sheet

Hope to Head Off Menacing New Thrusts by Reds   UN Troops Hold Initiative on All Rest of Front; Chinese Attacks Northeast of Seoul Are Bloodily Repulsed.

14 Teen-Agers In:Burglaries ‘All Siriart Boys   Hard to Explain= $10,000 Crimes;  Say Police -

Wile Claims She Slew to Defend Honor   Kills Sister's Husband and Wounds His Brother Because They Plotted to Rob Her of Her Virtue.

Redistricting Measure  Passed by Assembly   Different From Three Other Proposed Plans

Rosenberry Redistriet Plan Lost   Measure Adopted By Assembly Ignores Program Set Up By Special Committee

West Senator Raps Report On MacArthur   Policies of General Already Adopted, Taft Says

Mother of 2 Fatally Beaten At Newark   Young Man Admits Killing Woman After Drinking Spree

Newark Man Contesses  He’s killer   ‘Got Good One For You, He Advises Police: Woman Is Victim

Watervliet Bank Gives $1,000 To Congregational Charch Re-Bailding Fand

ALLIES SLOW, TOP ADMIRAL SAYS AT QUIZ   Russia May Oppose Plan With Force,  Sherman Savs

Allies Slow To Act, Says Chief Of Staff   Sherman Tells Senators He Approves ‘First-Step’ Economic Embargo

British Oilmen To Leave Iran  Foreign Office to Evacuate Abadan by Deadline Time

Britain Bows To Ultimatum Of Iran   Oilmen Will Be Removed In Time To Meet Deadline

Urge Quick Action To Increase Taxes   Three-Way Plan Proposed By Virginia Senator

FAST ACTION IS SOUGHT TO GET NEW HICH TAXES   Senator Proposes Speed In Order Tc Raise. Money For Expenditures O:   Government.

Another Quick Tax Raise Proposed To Curb Inflation, Supply Needed Funds

QUICK TAX ACTION 10 GET 8 BILLION URCED BY SENATOR   Robertson Says Levy ‘ Would Combat Inflation Supply Defense Dollars

Quick Tax Hike Action Sought  Senator Says Speed Vitally Necessary

Swift ‘Interim’ Boost in Taxes Urged in Senate   Democrat Says Need Toa Urgent to Wait For Complete Bill

Solon Asks Tax Hike at Once   Says Increase Would Combot Inflation

Robertson Draws Up Quick-Action Bill For Taxes   Says Measure Would Combat Inflation, Supply Defense Fund

Sharp Boost In Taxes Seen  By Robertson   Virginia Senator Proposes Action Be Taken Quickly

‘Quickie’ Tax Hike Proposal Offered Today   Stopgap Measure Is Proposed Until General Tax Raise

Senator Urges $8-$9 Billion Increase Now  Heavier Individual, Profits And Excise Levies Are Sought

Senator Robertson Suggests Quick Action To Raise Tax To Fight Inflation In U, S.

Senator Urges $8-$9 Billion Increase Now  Heavier Individual, Deafitce And Everica   Heavier Individual, Profits And Excise Leviec Are Snugaht

Senator Seeks Speedy Action On Tax Boosts   Robertson Proposes Income, Corporation Levy Rate Increase

Asks Quickie Tax Bill For 8-9 Billion   Sen. Robertson Urges Measure At Once As a Curb On Inflation

Quick Tax Boost Of Nine Billions Ts Benno Uroed   Virginia Senator Out. lines Way To Raise  More Revenue.

Robertson Urges Quick Tax Boost  Virginian Wants Law Te Fight Infletion

ASKS SPEED IN HIKING TAXES   Will Combat Inflation, Says Sen, Robertson Of Virginia

Reds May Back Up On Demand  U. S. Won’t Leave Until Time Is Ripe

Bevan Makes Bid For Power [n Brifain   Labor Party Leader Urges Slash In Armament Funds

Bevan Asks Arms Slash   R,..: One We...   Briton. Would Gain Labor Party Reins

Leftists Want Britain To Cut Down On Arms   Program For Fighting Poverty Proposed

LABORITES URGE SLASH IN ARMS   Left Wing Supporters Bid For Labor Party Power-~ Want Atlantic Pact Rearmament Cut.

Three Others Also Sought   Bill Rodenburg Choked After Episode in Shack

HIGH SCHOOL SENIOR HELD AS BOY'S KILLER   Kenneth Scholz Kept 13-yearOld Prisoner, Strangled Him.

Egyptian Police Use Guns and Gas To Disperse Mobs   Rioters In Alexandria and Cairo Demand War Against ‘Dirty Dogs of Britain’

Cairo Mobs Demanding Open War   Rioters Shout For Arms To Fiaht British

Firearms, Tear Gas Usedin. Egyptian Riots   Mobs in Alexandria And Cairo Demand War With Britain

Down Five Red Jets . In Combat   Enemy Threatens To Take Over Cantrol Of Air

Furious Aerial Duels Still on; Allies Bag 5 ©   Seventh Straight Day Of Air Assaults At Enemy Installations ©:

GAVE THREE-TO-ONE ODDS  5 Red MIGs Shot Down  In Forieus Air Battle

Lias Tax Case Due For Airing  Commissioner Asks   Commissioner Asks House to Testify on Charges Government Piaeon-Holed Cases

MiCloy in Role of Cupid for Couple   Figh Commissioner in Ger. many Sees Thet Liewtenent Fieucee Ved

Solemn Religious Services Are Held ix Synagogue   RABBI GIVES MESSAGE

BATTLE CARRIED Th MASSING REDS BY ALLIF!) FORCES   U. N. Troops, Led Personatly by General Ridgway, Advance on 40 Miles of Front.   FLERCE RESISTANCE OFFERED BY ENEMY      Communists Hit by Artillery Barrages and Planes as They Elect to Stand and Fight.

TANK-LED FORCES SMASH AREAD CN 4Q-MILE FRONT   Allies Carry Fight te $00,. 000 Reds Massed in North Korea   REDS RESIST AT RIVER   Troops Make Crossing After Repeated Failures, Then Storm Hills

Strong UN Force Crosses Parallel on 40-Mile Line   Carry Fight to Foe, Massing 500,000 Inside Red Korea

Ridgway Leads Smash At Red Mass  Allies Advance On 40-Mile’ Line

BEAT °EM TO- PUNCH   Ee  ~ Allies Carr 'y Korea Attack To 500, 000. RedTroops :

Officers Charged InDeath of Negro  Accused Rapist Says Shooting Unwarranted

Not Too Sure Of Results Of US Policy   Says Enlarging of Korean War Would Delight Kremlin

‘City Whose Residents Once Taught Children World Was Flat to Mark Fiftieth Anniversary

British Clash With Egyptian: at Ismailia   Shots Exchanged After Three  Rambina Wneidente

GOVERNOR ORDERS NeW GRAND JURY GAMBLING PROBE   [Ogdenshurg And St. Law. rence County “Corruption” To Re Invactinniad

NEA Spokesman Hits Draft Of 18-Year-Olds  Harmful Effect On   Harmful Effect On Colleges Stressed Before Committee

Educator Protests (8-Age Draft Plan  " Fears Calls Would Shut Many Colleges

NEA Spokesman Says 18-Year Draft Would Force Many Colleges And Universities To Close Doors

CRITICIZES PLAN TO DRAFT BOYS, 18   WITNESS DECLARES PRO. GRAM WOULD FORCE MANY COLLEGES TO CLOSE.

[Senate Groups, Agreeing To Cut Foreign Aid Bill, Ponder Who Should-Handle Spending

SENATORS BACK BILLION SLASH IN FOREIGN AID   Two Committees Tackle Problem of Who Will Handle Spending   HOUSE PLAN STUDIED   Lower Body Backs New Agency, Responsible to Truman. Concress

STATE DEPARTMENT IRKED  U.S. Says Deeds Must Back Red ‘Peace’ Words

Russians Told To Act By U. S. Not Just Talk   “Peace Drive” Faces Brush-off, Must Back It Up

Army To Garrison Alaska With Fast Mobile Air Troops   No National Guard To Be Used

Army Units Wanted To Hold Down Alaska Bases, Leave National Guardsmen Intact

Two Flooded Quit Of Home Killed   Explosion Fatal To Kansas Couple

Baltimore Officials Seek Return Of MATS Base To Friendship   Air Force Announces Plans To Shift Huce Installation To Fort Dix, N. J.

STATEPOLICE — BOARD BAGKS UP GAMBLING BAN   Alcoholic Beverage Commission Also Supports Gov. Schricker.

Governor Gets Solid Backing From State Board on Anti-Gaming Drive

Says Military Buildup Continues While Peace Talks Are In Progress

U. S. Defense Given Stress By President   Kremlin Satellites Pact Violators, ’ He Says

Talk Peacé But Plan ; For War   Says Soviets Are’ Building Military Strength at Home

Truman Asserts Soviets Give No Signs of Peace   President Urges Nation to Keep Military Guard Up

Truman Accuses Russia of Wanting To Plunge Entire World into War

Russia Talks Peace While Planning New World War, Truman Avers at Detroit

Truman Says Reds Plan World War   President In Detroit Speech Says Russia Talks Peace, Plans Aggression

Ten Million Dollar  Heroin Ring Involves Lucky Luciano; Other Prominent Gangsters.

‘Threat Hangs Heavy'-- ie TRUMAN SAYS SOVIETF PLANS. TO PLUNGE WORLD INTO WAE

Truman Says Russia Plans To Start War   President in Detroit Speech Accuses Kremlin Preparing for New Aggression While Talking Peare.

Declares Soviet Agoression Can Come at Any Time  Wat ns We turk Ist

Warns America To Be On Guard  For Emergency   Soviet Russia Is Planning World War While It Holds Up Olive Branch In Korea, Says President In Major Detroit Speech; ‘We Cannot Let Down Our Guard,’ He States

Legation Bombed For Second Time  Damascus Fanatic Group Is Blamed

Readings Hit ABelow Zero This Morning    Lubbock !s Spared Tragic Aspects Of lee-Cavered Areas

Japan's Textile Trade _ is Being Swept by Panic   Excessive Speculation Since the  Korean War Blamed for Crash

POW Letters Head For U.S.  9-Pound Bag Rushed To States By Plane

PRISONER MAIL HEADS FOR U, S.   First Batch Of Letters From ~Red-Held Allied Prisoners In Korea On Way To * America.

PW Letters Head for U.S.   Nine-pound Bag Speeding By Plane to Relatives In This Country

PRISONER MAIL LEAVES JAPAN   800 Letters En Route To U S. From G. I.’s Held By Reds

F irst Letters From POW’s On Way ToUSS.      More Than 800 Messages May Be In First Bateh

Pacific Coast Marine Mishaps  Fatal to Two   Fishing Boat Reported Sunk Off Western Mexico

Labor Is Praised As Red Stalemate   Administration, Labo)  Leaders Pound Drums

Secretary Of Labor Praises American W orkers For Not Succuming To Lure Of Communism

Tobin Praises Labor's Stand On Communism   Labor Leaders Speak: Some Blast Congress

TOP OFFICIALS ARE SPLIT  Capital Being Deluged With Price Cur Plans

Honolulu Gives Royal Welcome  MacArthur Resumes Trip in Affable Mood

Mac Leaves Hawaii in Affable Mood   Jauntily Swings Red Flower Lei as He Brisklv Departs.

Bargaining On Big Scale Is Ruled Out   Eight Russian-Made Jets Damaged in Renewed Air Battie

Truce Team Strikes Snag On Cease-Fire Line   Warn Reds Not To Use Talks For Horsetrading

BUFFER ISSUE STALEMATES CONFERENCE   No Tangible Progress Reported By Negotiators   Make Small Concession As U.N. Group Raps Reds For “Horsetrading”’

Pacific Pact with Australia, New Zealand Studied  Dulles Ready to Discuss Mutual Defence Treatv

Australia, New Zealand Alliance Is Under Consideration Rv United State:

Consider Pacitie Allianee   Report Dulles Ready to Discuss Linkup With New Zealand, Aussies   TRIANGULAR PACT   One Arrangement Would Allow Philippines to Become Fourth Member

Dulles Seeks Pacific Pact With Anzacs   Jap Role In New Defense Alliance Sull Undetermined

U.S.-Austraian Defense Alliance Is Considered   Bigger Defense Effort By Australians Urged

Washington Now Studies Pacific Paet  samo   Considers Alliance With New Zealand, Australian Rules

Yew Zealand, Australia Are 3acking Plan  Role. Of Japan In Proposed Pact Is Not Yet Revealed

US Is Studying Another Atiance   Pact With Australia And New Zealand Is First Move For Treaty

U.S. Considering Pacific Alliance   Hopes To Form — Aussie. N. Z. Pact

Triangular Pact In Pacific Eyed  U. S., New Zealand, Australia to Talk

U.S. Considering Pacific Treaty   Australia And New Zealand Seen As Members

Pacific Defense Alliance Studied  U.S. May Join New Zealand, Australia

BRITISH OPPOSE CROSSING   RrAST AT STALIN   U. S. Considering Major Step Toward Pacific Defense Pact

Pacific Alliance Being Considered By U. S. With Australia, New Zealand; Dulles Visits

U.S. Proposes o-Way Treaty In The Pacific   Dulles Will Discuss Plan On Official Visit To New Zealand

U.S. Considers Pacific Alliance  — Sound Out Australia  Ant New Zealand

U. S. Considers Alliance In Pacific Area   Dulles To Talk With Australia And — New Zealand

Yew Zealand, Justralia Are 3ackina Plan  Role. Of Japan In Proposed Pact Is  wa Wat Davanlad

U S. Considers Alliance With Australia  Triangular Pact For Defense Is

Triangular Alliance Is Seen as Nucleus of Pacific Aid Treaty   Dulles to Discuss Pact During Trip   Leave Door Open for Adding More Nations To Original Program

New Zealand, Australia Would Be Members  tie. WT. Pitanwssan   Dulles To Discuss Triangular Pact In Near Future

U. S. Proposes New Zealand, Australia Join   Role for Japan Would Be Found In New Setup

Milk Price Up Half Ceni For Marin   OPS Ratifies Cost Hike Going Into Effect Tomorrow 

Middle-East Situation At Crisis   Crack Arab Legion Alerted Following As sassination Of King  Abdullah Friend of West

Long Dry Spell In Two States Ends With Rain Fall Over All Sections

SUMMER Ue Ue i.  Enthusiasm Over Party’s Election Sweep a Kansas Day Keynote

JUBILANT G. 0. P   Enthusiasm Over Party’ Election Sweep a Kansas Day Keynote

Republicans in Kansas Make Hay in Topeka   Zero Weather Doesn’t Dampen Ardor of GOP Observing Anniversary

CIO-Ousted Union Still Gets Secrets   Even Has Access to Diplomatic Messages, Inquiry Shows.

Union Labeled ‘Red’ Reported In On Secrets   Senators Say Telegraphers Have Ready Access To Measaces

Senators ‘Warn CIO-Expell ed Group a Threat to Telegraph Industry

Reds in Union Handle Secrets, Charae Probers   ‘Charity’ for Cadets Sought by Senator

Fypelled Union Members Held Security Threat  Reds Get Access To Telegraphed ’ Defense Secrets

Ousted CIO Union Hold Key Posts   Senate Probers Warn Of Danger To Vital U. S. Intelligence

Telegraph Center Is Red Stronghold   l’. S. Secrets In Danger, Senate Inquiry Says

Reds Have Access To Secret Files   Dangers Of Message In. ferception Pointed Out Ry Probers

Union ClO Expelled Handles U.S. Secrets, Probers Say   Members in Telegraph Offices Have Access To Messages in New York, Senators Told

Wedding Of Year Occurs In London  Marquis Of Blanford   Marquis Of Blanford To Take Bride Today Princess Is Guest

Iwo Youths Guilty In Coed’s Slaying  Both Calm Despite Expected Life Terms

Public Asks More Probes   Senate Crime Group Under Much Pressure

Public Pressure Bending Probers   Kefauver Panel Reopening Hinted

Public Demands Crime Hearings   Pressure Brought To Reopen Probes

Public May Force Long Crime Probe   .Kefauver’s Senate Committee Gelling Letters, Telegrams

Probe Crashing Of Eight Planes In Thunderstorm   Three Pilots Killed; Two Others Hurt As Jet Planes Fall

Conferees Are Near End Of Control Work   Joint Measure To Be Turned Back To Congress Soon

Controls Bill Taking Form   Senate-House Confereas Near End of Work on Compromise Measure

Conferees Near Completion On Control Measure   Compromise Wilt Permit Rollbacks On Non-Farm Goods. Increase In Reante

° co... ° Major Provisions of Economic  'Contro!s Bill Before Congress

Slaughtering Cut 4th Day as Beef Shortage Climbs   Higher Wholesale Prices Force Packers Into Reductions

Sharply Curtailed Cattle Marketing Lowers Stockpile   Greatest Beef Shortages Since World War II Threaten U.S.

Major Packers Slash Production  Cattle Raisers Offer ous Baste Bar Sale

Union Starts First Strike In 25 Years  65,000 Walk Out In Three States   Garment Workers Charge 4 Employer Groups Broke Agreements

Topeka a Comment  GOP “Machine” A Myth; Utility Clique Runs State -

Cost of Living Too High For Parolee; He Returns To California Prison

HIGH COST OF LIVING IS 'TOO MUCH FOR PAROLEE; 'HE RETURNS TO PRISON

Allied Troops Return. ‘To Defense Positions   Withdraw-From Osan-and: Kumyangjan as Well vas: Suwon ‘After: Punishing -Gommunists: With " ‘Reconnaissance “in Force’on Widens: “Front.      'GEN. COLLINS PAYS VISIT

UN Holds Firm Aiter Deep Push Into Red Lines   Defense Positions Formed Within Striking Range Of 120,000 Communists

Flood Damage Too Great, Says Ottumwa Firm —  Wont Reopen Meat Plant in Topeka

Meat Packing Plant Closes Down In Topeka   Morrell Company Wil Not Re-open’ Flood-damaged  Plant Because of Expense Involved tn Rebobiliintian

General Wedemeyer Tells Audience At Custer Battlefild U. S. Must Have Strong Military Forces

Negroes Threaten New Orleans Action  If Parish School Board Doesn’t End Racial Segregation at Once

Auto Workers Hourly Rate Up Five Cents   Two Auto Firms Reach Agreement On Hicher Scale

Auto Workers Hourly Rate Up Five Cents  Two Auto Firme   Two Auto Firms Reach Agreement On Higher Scaie 

Take Bridegroom’s Brother, John, ‘And Wife Along on  Cuba Haneeniancn

Rush Troops to Mountain Area In East Sector   UN Forces Hold Initative in Other Front Line Areas

Foe Is Batfered By Guns, Planes In Eastern Kore   Allied Tanks Push Enemy Out of Town On Western Front

Enemy Attacks in East Korea, lees In West  oe TS   U. N. Tank Column Seizes Changgong

Tanks Ram Retreating Communists        - Planes Poied  Breakthrough

Second Throws Back Several Fierce Attacks  Shore Batteries Score Hits On Two 1] © Ratelachkinme

Foe Pulls Back Before Big Guns   Allies Hound Heels Of Chinese Pulling Back On Long Front

Two Warships Hit in Duel Wy thRedShoreBatteries   Only On East Flank Are Communists Still Holding Line: On West They Are In Near Rout

Communists Re-group For New Strikes With 130,000 Men; Allies Reinforcements Hurried Up To Support South  Koreans

Communist Forces Pull Back All Along Western Front; Wary Eye Kept on East Line

Kighth Army Keeps Eye on  EasternFront _Refiuusec Ta Call   Refuses To Call Red Withdrawal In West a Rout

Officials Warn Defense Needs  On Inerease Wholesale. Retail   Wholesale. Retail Food Stores to Get New Price Controls

(Military. Rations Gas, Fuel Oil: Civilian Resulations Also Loom

Senate G roup Probing Waste  Gets Tax Data   Truman Authorizes Inter‘nal Revenue Bureau To Open Income Files

RUSK MAY QUIT AD AGHESUN AIDE   ASSISTANT SECRETARY LX PECTED TO RESIGN IN A FEW WEERS.,

Truman Will Ask Overhaul of U. S. Controls System  Message to Congress Will Concern Price,  Wage and Rent Curb:

Price, Wage Curbs Face  Revisions   Truman To Seek Changes In Apr. 1 Talk To Congress

Joined Corps in 19U¢ AAA PPP LPL LDL PDL LPL PRL OD  OLDEST ENLISTED MARINE RETIRING

(’Conor To Head Committee: More Funds Are Voted  Sen. Kefauver Will Stay On As Member

Kefauver To Stay As Member  Crime Probe Extended,  O'Conor New Chairmar

“O’CONOR NAMED CHAIRMAN. OF CRIME PROBERS   Vsenate Committee Given New Lease Of Life Until September 1   KEFAUVER REMAINS AS COMMITTEEMAN

Crime Probers Get New ever vorgs And Extension Until at T eact Sent

Senate Crime Unit Extended Until Sept. 1   Senator O'Conor New Chairman as Kefauver Staves on as Member

Kefauver Succeeded  By O’Conor   Crime Committee Life  Is Extended To  September 1

Crime Probe Continued  Until Sept. 1  Senator O’Conor New Chairman

Senate's Crime Probe Extended   Kefauver. Stepping Down os Chairman

New Crime Study To Get Underway   Senate Okehs Extension Throuch Sent 1

SENATE EXTENDS CRIME INQUIRY   Probe to Continue to Sept 1; O’Conor Named New Chairman

Crime Probe Will Continue Until Sept.  O’Conor Replaces Kefauver as Head OYE Crimea Canimitio.

Crime Probe Is Extended Until Sept. 1   O’Conor Replaces Kefauver As Head

Descendant of Presidents Insists She Does Not Hate Daughter’s Slayer

Mother of Slain Woman Bears No Hatred For Unemployed Bellhop Who Killed Girl

Probe: Started: In Fees Racket   ‘Charge Made By Defense Workers

No State-Wide Contests Are Featuring Election   Hot Mayoralty Race li Philadtedphia And ‘or Bie City Head Ballots     Tio Amendmen

Glade Coldest in Nation   Deep Freeze Ending      Ps Tha Asencriated Preee

Glade Coldest in Nation  Deep Freeze Ending      Ry The Associated Preece

Nehru Tells Of Plans For Jap Peace Talks   Asian Countries May Hold Own Meeting Later

RR Switehmen Go on Strike In Two Cities   Hundreds Seeking Action on Demand For Shorter Weok

Sick Strike Hits  Five Railroads   CONTINUE STRIKE ON CITRIIRRAN TINE

Wildcat Walkouts Hit Roads   Five Rail Lines in Chicago and Detroit Affected by Strikes

SWITCHMEN REPORT “SICK” IN TWO CITIES   Hundreds Walkout In Chicago, Detroit; Freight Traffic Slows.

IVE RAILWAY TERMINALS HIT BY NEW STRIKE   Hundreds of Switchmen Report “Sick” In Work Stoppage At Chicago, Detroit.

Switchmen Report “Sick”, Fail To Show Up For Work At Chicago, Detroit Rail Yards

(ction Slows Shipment Of War Goods   Five Lines Hit By “Sick” Move In Middle West

Adonis Given 2-3 Years And $15,000 Fines   Three of Racketeer’s Co-Defendants Also Get Similar Terms

‘For First Time in Long Racketeering Career, ‘Joe Adonis is Facing Prison Sentence

me NEWS ANALYSIS’ HHLPS US AL   Weekly Review Gives Meaning to Issues

Ecuador President  Is Visiting U. S.   Truman Greets S. American Party At Airport

House Passes Huge Arms Bill   Compromise Measure Now Goes to Senate

WORK STARTS ON TENNESSEE VALLEY CHURCH   ‘CLOSE TO THE EDGE’  School Tax Hike May Be Asked In Fairfax In’52_   State Ruling May Make School Cut Necessary _

‘CLOSE TO THE EDGE’  School Tax Hike May Be Asked In Fairfax In “52   State Ruling May Make School Cut Necessary

ARE SMOOTHED AT CONFERENCE   Resumption. Probable Wednesday Following Signing Today _

ALL DETAILS ARE SMOOTHED AT CONFERENCE   Resumption Probable Wednesday Following Signing Today

U.5.1s Working To Gain Okay _ Of ‘Tough’ Policy   More Moderate Plan For Peace Submitted By Canada, Israel

U.S. ‘Get Tough’ Policy Is Losing Ground within UN   Canada and Israel Submit More Moderate Far Eastern Plan: ‘Branding’ Delayed

U.S. May Be Forced To Soften Stand In UN On Red China   Showdown Vote Expected Monday Or Tuesday On U.S. "Get Tough" Measure

U.N. CONSIDERS 2 NEW KOREA PEACE PLANS   Canada and Israel’s Proposals Being Studied.

House Group To Decide On Army Limit   Question Of Putting Ceiling On Europe Troops Stirs Debate

‘House Grou P Decides Today On Army Limit   Truman Objects To Ceiling Because Of Effect On Atlantic Allies

Jounan.‘in Dark’ About ‘Ike in 52   President Ridicules Charges Against Gen. Marshall

THREE FOUND SLAIN IN AUTO AT EVANSVILLE   Mother, Two Daughters Vic tims; Father Held as ~ Murderer.

‘Kaesong Kitty's Voice Only Red Link Between  Truce Camps in Recess

MAY BE KIDNAPPER   Authorities Get Mar Thought to Be Herington Chief's Abductor

State Senate Votes Money Bill; House Still Arguing   Upper House Takes Little More Than an Hour To Decide To Spend $159.000,000

Fate of 291 Soldiers On Red War Prisoner ‘List Is Still in Doubt

Names of 291. POW’s Held Up Dondina Check   Defense Officials: Making Fur. ‘ther: Investigation But’ Re- leasing Last Batch of Names

Pentagon To Delay Report On 291 Men   Several Days Needed To Check

Identification Uncertainty  Delays Some   Kin Notified By Defense Department In All Doubtful Cases

Further Check Necessary on Prisoner List   See page 17 for remainder of Pennsylvania names in original communist POW list.

Doubtful PW Cases Held Back   Defense Department Checks Files For 291 Gis Listed As Cammunist PWs

Bonus Hearing Set May 4 hy High Court   Montana Tribunal to Hear Appeal by Veteran Smoker

Bonus Hearinc Set May 4 by High Court  Montana Tribunal   Montana Tribunal to Hear Appeal by Veteran Smoker

PLAN ROLLBACK OF BEEF PRICE EARLY IN JUNE   Two Reductions Of Five Percent Aro Scheduled

Rollback Set On Beef Prices  Dollars-Cents Ceiling To Be Announced Today

Beef Price Ceilings Are Due Tonight   No Immediate Store Cuts Seen

OPS To Order Rollbacks On Live Cattle Prices: Provide Specific Ceilings

Ceilings on Beef Prices Due Tonight   Orders Will Provide for Progressive Rollbacks on Cattle.

Beef Rollback Due Tonight   Won't Be Noticed At Table Until June

Definite  Beet Ceiling  Prices Due  flat aL. YW Alllant  Cattle Rollback To Have No Effec At This Time

Lower. Prices ‘Event ally’ 'Dollars-Cenis Ceilings ‘On Reef Due Tonight

Regulations to Set Dollar. and-Cents Tops at Wholesale, Retail Levels

CEILING PRICES QN BEEF ARE DUE TONIGHT   No Immediate Effect Seen on Retail Cost; Cutbacks in June

Reds Switch Attitude On  Cease-Fire  May Not Ask For   May Not Ask For Immediate Halt, L.N. Officer Says

Two Girls Who Lefi Fashionable School To Become Soda Jerks Found In Baltimore. Md.

British Pour More Troop: Into Suez   "Plans for Parley Hold Hopes Crisis Mav Be Settled

Britain Sends More Troops  To Suez Zone   Negotiations To Be Renewed  In Controversy

7 ~w & 3826 @@es * i a F aan Y Sud:  ‘Workmen Are Busy Cleaning Up Flooded Areas in Kansas City   Weather Bureau Paints Bright Pic ture for State of Kansas

Deeper Probe Scheduled on  Tax Scandals   Insists William Lias Gets A Chance to Vel His Full Story

SENATOR OPENS OWN TAX PROBE OF RACKETEERS   Williams To Concentrate: On Top Big-Time  Criminals

Senator Seeks U.S. Tax Data On Racketeers   Williams Says Lias Owes Over $2,000,000 In Taxes. Penalties

Senator Plans Concentrated Probe  Of Tax Scandals By Ton Racketeers

Senator Opens Drive Against Tax Racketeers   Williams of Delaware Goes on Trail of Federal Scandais

Senator Williams Starting Own Search For Tax Collection Scandals

Senator Begins Own Tax Search   Williams of Delaware To “unt Sec te  .  In Revenue Bureau

Starts His Own Investigation of Tax Scandals   Williams. to Concentrate on ‘5 or 6 Top U.S. Racketeers’

Senator to Dig Into Tax Scandal Will Concentrate on  Top Racketeers, Wants  Lias *“*Deals”” Aired

Ctahilizat  Yabhizanon  Board Is Named  Wage Group Plans Meeting Tuesday

STABILIZING BOARD NAMEL   Truman Choices Put Off Several Strikes And Walkouts

TRUMAN OKs TAX RETURN INSPECTION   Effects Capital Probe Move Seen Far Reaching

Leopold Hands Throne To Son   After 17 Unhappy Years, He Gives Up His Belgium Throne

Leopold Abaicates, Baudouin Elevated   Belgian Ruler Terminates Tragic 17-Year Reign

Baudouin I Takes Over  King Leopold Ends 17 Unhappy Years As King

‘After Bitter Years  Leopold Ends Unhappy Reign ‘As Baudouin Steps To Throne

Leopold Ill Of Belgium In Abdication   Throne Passes to Eldest Son, King Baudouin l— Takes Oath Tomorrow

Leopold Quits, Asks Belgians To Back Son   Ruler Who Bowed To Nazis Steps Out After 17 Unhappy Years

Gone [s Leopold ——_——--"-——, Belgium King Vacates Throne, Asks People To Back Elder Son, Baudouin

Leopold Gives Up His Throne To Eldest Son   Monarch Abdicates, Urges Belgians To Support Successor

Leopold Quits, Son Takes Over Belgium Throne   Retiring Monarch Urges People To Rally  Around Badouin.

King Leopold Abdicates In Favor Of Eldest Son   ‘King, Baudouin I Takes, Oath Tuesilay’ Before Parliament: Leopold Urges Full Cooperation:

Leopold Steps Down as King   Prince Baudouin Takes Royal Oath Tuesday  in Brussele

Gone Is Leopol Belgium King Vacates Throne, Asks People To Back Elder Son, Baudouin

Badouin Becomes King Of Belgians  Leopold  Abdicates In . Fevor OF Son

Asian-Arab Group Sets Truce Study   North Korean Offer Seen  As Serious Proposal

New Peace Feeler  By Reds Reported   Western Spokesmen Thiul It's Mare Propaganda

Bloe to Scan North Korean Peace Feele   West Suspicious of Maye Up for Consideration  OL Astanedrab TWnoi¢

UN's Asian-Arab Group Meets Today to Consider Korean Peace Feeler

UN Group Eyes Peace Feeler  Arab-Asian Bloc Sets Meeting for Today

Statewide Phone Strike Scheduled   Saturday Walkout Set Local President Says

Officials Quiet At West Point   Refuse to Name Cadets Accused of Cheating

Accused Cadets Complain Army Acted Harshly   Academy Denounced By Coach Blaik’s Son On How News Broke

~RESIGNS— Security Committee Disgusted  Judiciary Vote “Given As Reaca:

Reformed Nazis Surprisingly Strong In Lower Saxony Parliament Election

ed By Former Dictator’s Followers:  Hitler Tactics Pay Off For Nazi-Like Party In Germany

NAZI-LIKE PARTY © GAINS IN GERMANY   Socialist Reich Group Runs Fourth In First Ballot Test

Hitler Tactics Prove Successful in Voting   Almost 400,000 West Germans Approve Nazi-Like Socialist Reich Party  in Lower Saxony Election

Hitler's Campaign Tactics Win Elections In German Area; Group Termed Nazilike

Nazism Raises ‘Head in Germany   Hitler-like Party Shows Surprising . Strenath in Election

‘Nazi Party’ Shows Gain In German Vote   New Group in Fourth Place in Balloting For Lower Saxonv

Nazi-Like Party Rises   West German Officials Alarmed by Success Of Group in Saxony

New Nazi Party Shows Strength  Allies Alarmed at Saxony Voting Result

Hitler-Like Tactics. Win Large Vote   Empire Party Wins 16 Parliament Seats In Saxony Election

Hitler Tacties Produce Results In Saxony Vote   Nazi-Like Political Party Upsets And Alarms.

Two State Highway Deaths on Weekend   Much Sefer, From Troffle Standpoint, Than Christmas

23 LOSE LIVES TN WEEK-END PLANE CRASHES   16 Killed In Brazil; Re. port Of Mid-Ocean Wreck Unverified   MACHINE GUN BULLETS TERRIFY COMMUNITY.

May Go Higher  21 Persons Killed In Series Of Mishaps On Two Continent

Plane Reported Down in Ocean  Hoax Hinted; However; 21 Die in Air Crashes

23 Die in Two Air Accidents  Over Weekend   Report of Mid-Ocean  Crash of Bomber Not Verified: Mav Be Hoax

hive Percenter Inquiry Opens   Hoey Is Aiming To Halt Any Influence In Defense Field

INQUIRY STARTS WITH REPORTED DEALS SCANNED   Senator Hoey Heads . Committee Investigating Complaints Of Influence Ped-vdlers Activities  °

‘Per Cent’ Quiz Onens in Senate   Influence Peddling Again Under Fire

5 Pereenter  Probe O pens   U.S. Officials Called te Be Questioned About Selling Influence

Five Percenter Inquiry Started Heey To“Head Off Influence Peddting

Five Percenter’ Inquiry Begins   Senate Opens New ‘Influence’ Hearing

NEW 57, PROBE I$ UNDER WAY   Senate Seeks To Block ‘Influence’ In The Defense Field

5 Pct. Probe Slated Today   Senate Calls Chiefs Of Military Goods

Securities and Exchange Unit fo Be Investiaafed   Inquiry to Include Reports Ex-Employees Hired by Corporation.

Teacher's Patience Credited With Rehabilitating Portland High DP:   Miss Kerr Enjoys Rough Job, Says Thick Skin Necessary For Success

Leading Figure In Affairs Of India ls Slain   Report Assassin Was Seized By Crowd And Killed

INDIA OUTBREAK FEARED AFTER PREMIER SLAIN   Assassination Is ‘Blow to Peace,’ Austin Declares

Premier Of Pakistan Is Assassinated   Liaquat Ali Khan Is Fafatly Wounded At Politica] Meeting

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Union Murders Exempt Under Anti-Lynching Bills

Strike Called In Top Secret Atomie Plant   ‘CIO Union Charges ‘Grievances But GE -:: ‘Asserts None Known

Says She Has Little Time Left... .  Sister Kenny, Noted For Her   . ; Polio Treatment, Incurably I]

Sister Kenny Incurably tll   Leader In Fight Against ~ Polio Tells. Reporter She Has Little: Time Left

SISTER KENNY — SAYS SHE IS INCURABLY ILL   Tells Reporter She Has Little Time Left for This World.

Sister Kenny,’ 65, Incurably III, Will Start-Trip to U. S., Denmark

Sister Kenny Incurably Ill   Tells Reporter She Has Little Time Left

Sister Kenny Incurably Il   Leaving for Trip: Will Defend Methods On U.S. Visit

‘Abiding and Deep Love for Ame rica’ Sister Kenny Said Incurably Ill

Sister Kenny Is “Incurably [Il   World-Famous Nurse Says She Will Continue He: Fight Against Ravages of Polio “Until  Die’

CONTINUES FIGHT AGAINST POLIO Sister Kenny Says She’s incurably {til

Sister Kenny Has Incurable’  Disease; To Fight Polio “Until I Die”

Plans Trip to Denmark, Hopes to Return —  Sister Kenny Is ‘Incurably Ill

Sister Kenney Starts: Last Journey. ge  World Famous Nurse, Leader in Batt

Sister Kenny Is Incurably Ill   Famous Nurse Reports She Has But Short  Time ta Live

2,500 Republicans Help Joe McCarthy ‘Launch Campaign; Senators Laud Worl

iNSeaRap NENAGH ies. ce ap, . pxsaRubeetteien? OHIO COALMEN AGAINST RAILROAD RATE INCREASE

GOV. LONG SAYS HE IS THROUGH   Says He’s Finished In Public Office; Denies Dodd’s Charge

Sun Eases Flood Peril   Fair Weather Will Give Overflowing Rivers Chance to Drop

CLEAR OVER KANSAS   Forecast Calls for a Fair Week end; Rivers Are Falling

UN Sees Area As Too Prone To Incidents  Liaison Units To Meet Tonight

U.N. Suggests New Sife for Resuming Talks   Allies Want Discussions Out Of Danger Zone

Reds Told Kaesong Unsuitable   Notes Exchanged But Contents Remain Secret

Allies Ban Truce Talks In Kaesong   Notify Reds That Site Is Unsuitable for Three  Maiar Danmncane

U.N. Command Says Kaesong Is Unsuitable  Proposes Cease Fire Talks at New Site; U. N. Forces Lose Hill

Kaesong Is Poor Place  For Talks: UN   Sonference City Is Too jose to War Area, Auies Tell Reds

Negotiations Impossible Until Meeting Area Is Chanaed. Reds Are Told

Unsuitable for Negotiations Says U. N. Commander   Proposes Site Not Subject to Easy Violations

Site Too Near Attack Areas, Reds Advised   Liaison Groups Meeting Again There Tonight

e: SToo Close to se to Fi ighting “Zone: Violations by Esther Side Easy

REDS TOLD NEW SITE NECESSARY FOR TRUCE TALK   Kaesong no Longer Suitable, Liaison Officers Inform Communists

Proximity ToFighting Zone Cited  ENEMY SENDS  os FA KV ARITA T AS

UN Against Kaesong as Site For Truce Talks   Ridgway Proposes More Incident-Proof Place for Meetings

Claim Kaesong Location Spoils Session Chances  District Dangerous Due to Continued Action on Front

UN. Commander Says Kaesont ‘Unacceptable as ‘Talks’ Center   Liaison Officers Hold Meetings To Arrange Parley

Allies Decline To Go Back to Kaesong Again   Red Casualties Estimated 58,000 During Stalemate

Kaesong Not Suitable Truce Site, UN Says   Too Close to Main Ree Supply Line, Note To Enemy Savs

U. N. Informs Reds Kaesone Will Not Do   Ridgwoy Proposes Some Other Site Less Open to ‘Incidents’ for Telks

Kaesong Not Suitable. U.N.  Informs Reds   Too Close to Main Red Supply Line For Peace  Talks

Kaesong Not Suited For Peace Talks   UN Officials Tell Reds Site For Meeting Bad

U.N, SAYS CITY IS UNFAVORABLE AS TRUCE SITE   Future Armistice Negotiations Unsettled ~—-Ridgway Proposes Hospital Ship For  ecainne

Kaesong Qut As Armistice Site  UN Command Rejects Site As ‘Unsuitable’ In Memo To Enemy

Terms Area Not Suitable For Parleys   Partisans’ Activity Among Reasons For Onnosing Revion

Allies Desire Incident-Proo! Site for Talks   Kaesong Unsuitable, Gen. Ridgway Again Informs Communists

Allies Reveal Reasons For Changing Site   Three-Point Note Handed to Reds By Liaison Officers; Answer Is Awaited

ALLIES BALK AT RESUMING TALKS IN KAESONG AREA   TOO MUCH TROUBLE WITH NEUTRALITY; CALL FOR NEW SITE

Declared Unsuitable For Any Future Talks   United Nations Command Submits Itemized List Of Reasons Why Old Cease-Fire Wrangling City Is Unfavorable

Kaesong Not Suitable For — New Talks—UN   Liaison Officers Tell Reds Kaesong Too Near Area Of War Operations

RULE KAESONG UNSUITABLE FOR TALKS   Report City Too Close To Main Red Supply Line  LIAISON GROUPS   Will Meet Again Tonight; Better Working Set Up Asked By Ridgway

Demands Belfer Conditions For Delegates Also   Says Koesong Too Close To Red Supply Line *

U. N. Command in Tokyo Hands Foes Trio of Rea sons for Statement   NEWS OF RED LOSSES

UN Rejects Kaesong as Parley Site  Suggest Another To Avoid Future Safety Violations

Site Too Close toReds Supply Line, They Say   Other Reasons List Activity in Aréa by Troops and Partisans

U.N. Firm  On Rejection Of Kaesong   Allies Want More ‘Incident-Proof’ Site Tor Talks

Objection Filed To Kaesong Site   U.N. Command Wants Incident-Proof Site Before Resumption of Korean Cease-Fire Negotiations

Three Main Reasons Cited As Making City Unfit for Resumption of Conference

Allies Rule Out Kaesong as Site For Negotiations  U. N. Commond Lists Three Objections In Note To Reds -

UN Tells Communists That Kaesong Is No Longer Suitable as Site F or Future Armistice Negotiations

Kaesong s Declared Unsuitable for Talks  UN Seeks New Site for Futur: Truce Negotiations With Reds.

NEUTRAL CITY 100 CLOSE 10 SUPPLY LINE, ENEMY TOLE   Uncontrolled Partisan Groups Seen Menace To Truce Neaatictiens

Call Kaesong Unsuitable as Site for Talks   Tee Close to Main Red Supply Line, > UM. Points Gut

Allies Press To Change Meeting Spot   ‘Incident-Proof’ Site Is Demanded By Gen. Ridgway

City Held Too Close to Red Supply Lines   Ridgway Willing To Renew Tatks At New Location

U.N. REJECTS KAESONG AS TALK SITE   Reds Informed City Is Too Close to Their Supply Lines, Subject to Guerrilla Activity.

UN COMMAND  ASSERTS CITY IS UNSUITABLE   Second Conference Of Liaison Teams  Is Slated ‘Tuesday

TAKES NOTE ON TALKS TO REDS   Too Close to Main Supply Line, One Of Three Reasons

UN Chief Says City Unsuitable Fer Parleys   Reds Lase 58,000 in Five Weeks, Van Fleet o Reports sek

Allied  Leader Says Kaesong Not Suitable:    Ridgway ‘Claims: Site "Too Close To Supply Line Of Red Forces 

Three Keasons Listed By U.N. Asking Change   City Too Close To Red Supply Lines Under Attack.

 Ready for House Senate Passes Truck Fee Bill  Cuts Emergency Clause From it

Hero's Farewell From Japanese: Plane Enroute   Due In Honolulu At 5 A. M. Today On Hameward Journev

Thousands Of Japs Cheer Him   Crowd Estimated Near One Million Sees General Leave

Tokyo Gives Him Hero’s Farewell   =m S482 WVY¥ WEE  Nearly Million  Japanese Out To Bid Gnaadhve

MAC STARTS LONG TRIP TO AMERICA   Tokyo Gives Him A Hero’s  Farewell

Ousted Commander Starts Flight Home         2 Million Line Streets to Bid Goodbye to Man Who First Came as Conqueror

General Given  Hero's Sendofl By Japanese  Planes, Guns Join In Farewell Salute

Gen. MacArthur Winging Way Across Pacilie Alter Giant liero sFarewell From Japs

General Gets Big Farewell  From Japanese   Departure Is Replete With Military Pomp; To Get U. S. Weleome

Blaring Bands, Booming Guns Tell Departure  Relieved Genera   Relieved General Begins Journey To U. S. by Air

MILLION JAPS PAY HOMAGE TO GENER Al   Tokyo Departure Is Replete With Pomp  And Sorrow

U.S., Belgium Offer Europe Army Plans   Deputies Will Try  To Combine Idea:   Proposals Are Designed Tc Speed Up Establishment Of Organized Troops

US, Belgium Submit Plans to Speed Establishment of European Defense

Two Resolutions Placed Before NATO Designed To Speed Up European Army   Deputies Given Both To Combine Into One Plan

NATO Seeks Fast Establishment Of Europe Army   Report Says Soviets To Have 175 Divisions Ready for Any War

reek Speed n Forming Nest Army  Resolutions  Designed to ee Ee Mancina

SATELLITES GET JETS —  NATO Hears Proposals To Speed European Army

US And Belgium Offer Proposais To Speed Army   Resolutions Handed NATO Deputies To Combine In One Plar

U.S., Belgium Seek Speed On Army   Separate Proposals To Atlantic Council Sent To Deputies

Plans To Speed Up European Army Offered   Belgium, U. S. ‘Introduce Resolutions To NATO

TwoNations Offer Plans For Army   Resolutions Introduced by U. S. and Belgium to Speed Formation in Europe     Report Is Given     Russian Military Power Is Discussed, Also  Eisenhower Plan

IN NATO COUNCIL Resolutions Offered In Try To Speed Up European Army

Speedup of Kuropean  Army Urged   US, Belgium Introduce Resolutions to North Atlantic Council Today

European Army Speed-Up Asked By NATO Group  pD.JjJ @o.ilicn.. om

NATO Asked To Speed Up Europe Army   Soviets Hurry _ Delivery Of  MIGs To Satellites, Council Is Told

Truman, French Premier in ‘No Time (To Lose’ Discussion of World Affairs

Court Enjoins City in Street Paving Projec   Board’s Choice Of Materials Basis of Suit

NCA DECLARES INVESTIGATION NOT FINISHED   Decision May Be Handed Down Next Week, Says  Vredevoe

Chairman Balks Rumor  Of Threat   Decision Now Being Reached. Wire Reveals

U.S. Denies Pact Threafens Russ  Aims Only To Help lron Curtain Refugees

Bloc May Force Acheson To Quit ByDenying Fund:  GOP-Dixie Democra t

Acheson's Pay Would Be Cut Off By House   Movement On Foot To Force Ouster Of Secretary Of State

ALHESON OUSTER Ph an CUNOIDERED      Southern Democrats Ready to Vote With Republicans to Shut Off Secretary's Salary,   CONGRESSMEN LOYAL TO TRUMAN WORRIED   Administration Backers Afraid to Ask Ballot on State Department Appropriation Bill.

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Acheson's Foes Plan to Oust Him By Shutting Off Pay After June 30:

U.S. Allowed To Bomb In Manchuria OK Given Only If Red Planes Mass

UN Drive Widens, Bomb Manchuria Order Reported    Hear MacArthur Authorized to Hit  Back if Reds Loose Full Air Power; Ridgway Leads Powerful Forces Over 22h and Heade [ Py Masco eam

DICK CONTINO — FAILS TO SHOW UP FOR ARMY   Musician, Age 20, Who Made $2,500 a Week Reported Missing.

Early Compromise Forecas! on Draft, Milifary Training Bill in Congress

America Ready To Hold Private Talks With Russia   Jessup Asserts Russia Not U. S., Responsibl For World Tension

in 20-Below-Zero Weather Plier Lands Atop Rainier. Now He Can’t Get Off

Up or Down, He's Stranded —— ‘Flier Lands Piper Cub  On Top of Mt. Rainier

Flier Stranded On Mt. Rainier  Plane Lands On Peak And Enaine Balks

Flier Stranded On Mountain Top   On 14,000-Foot Peak In Piper Cub

Stuck in the Clouds Record-Seeking Pilot Stranded After Landing on Mountaintop

U.S. Pilot's High Ambition Earns ‘Him Cold Night Atop Mt. Rainier

Pilot Stuck on Mt. Ranier  Hich Altitude Lander Lands Now Can't Take Of

Flier Lands Plane on High Point But He Can't Take Off   Lieutenant Stranded Atop Mount Rainier

Intrepid Flier Lands Small Plane on Top of Mt. Ranier; Now Can't Get Back to Base

Governor Begins Planning Cleanup in Flood Aftermath   Meeting With Federal and State Agents Set Today on Estimate of River Damage

Governor Starts Plans for Cleanup Of Flooded Areas   Can Give Only Rough Estimate of Damage: Several Meetings Planned

Jefferson City Has Thirty Blocks Under Water as it Runs Bluff to Bluff

Smith Starts. , Planning For Flood Cleanup   30 Blocks Of Jefferson City Are Under Water

Car Prices May Go Up “cain Soon   General Increase Expected About December f

U.N. Troops In All-Out  Offensive   Entire Line Is Moving Forward

“All-Out Offensive” Opened by 8th Army   38th Parallel Means Nothing to Commander, Lt. Gen. Van Fleet,

Van Fleet Says 3th Parallel  Is No Barrier Chinese Reported In Open Flight On  Cama Errante

Kighth Army Commander Pursues Reds   Allied Troops Drive Four Miles Inside North Korea in AllOut-hill-Reds Pursuit

Van Fleet Goes Along With Men  Across Parallel   General Says Border Means Nothing Ton Him.

Eighth Army in All-Out Offensive   38th Parallel Means ''Nothing" to Gen, Van Fleet

Gen. Van Fleet Says Parallel Means Nothing   Gamble Paying Off Eighth Army Leader Reveals

U.N, LEADER IS PRESSING DRIVE INTO RED KOREA   Zighth Army Is Making All-Out Offensive Against Chinese—~Reds In Open Flight.

Allies Push Hot Pursuit North of 38   All-Out Offensive, Says Van Fleet; ‘Parallel Means Nothing.”

Pursuing 8th Army 4 Miles  Inside N. Korea Gamble of Chasing Reds Across 38th. Pays Off. Says General.

Allied Units Drive into North Korea   ’Parallel Means Nothing,’ Says Gen. Van Fleet

Enemy Flees In Headlong Escape Rush Before Push   Van Fleet Visits UN Units, Lauds Military ‘Tactics

All-Out Offensive  Under Way   38th Parallel Means Nothing, Van Fleet Says, As Troops Press Attack On Whole Line

38th Parallel No Barrier  To Offensive      Allies Four Miles Inside North Korea: Van Fleet Visits Front

Gen. Van Fleet Leads 8th Army Across Parallel   38th No Longer Considered As Barrier By UN

Van Fleet Visits Forces ‘Over Parallel   Ground Commander Says 38th Means Nothing to Him  In Crossing Line

ALLIES MOVE ENTIRE FRONT FOR SOLID GAIN   Van Fieet Lifts Border Barrier In Pursuit of Enemy   FOE 1S SPLIT   Airmen Batter Enemy Forces In Great Retreat Northward

Tobacco Export Will Be Probed   Cooley Announces Special Inquiry

Gne Man Dead As Fishing Boat Cansizes   Party Vessel Tipped Over by Heavy Sea; Two Others Missing

Weekly Political .  New Liquor Control Commission Chief Takes Leading Part in Wooing Solons

Milwaukee Ready For General's Day  Celebration Plan Includes Parade

General Due At Milwaukee Friday Noon   Plans Are Completed For Official Welcoming Of MacArthur And Party To State He Calls Home

Milwaukee Puts Final Touches On Mac Greeting   Famed General Visiting His Home Town After Absence Of Nearly 39 Years

Reds Refuse To. Disclose DOW Fiqures   Enemy Aiso Goes. Back on Promise to Abide by Geneva Convention on Treatment of Prisoners.

Reds Refuse To Give Data On Numbers Or Abide By Geneva Law   U. N. Retaliates By Rejecting Communists’ Five-Point Plan For Exchange Of Prisoners.

; NO WORD ON PRISONER TOTALS * Sea aE  Reds Default On Promise To Observe Geneva Rules

Prisoner Exchange Is Problem   Reds Refuse To Tell Number Of Aijlies Held

Reds Stubbornly Refuse to Revea Total of Prisoners   Back Down on Promise to Go by Geneva Convention

Reds Stubbornly Refuse To Count UN War Prisoners  Also Back Down Op  Promise to Abide by Pee omaire Pi sun ee one Pega

Joe Roach New Chief Of Patrol Flecher, Van nee Renamed to Rv Gev. bo Beerd

Mossadegh Given Hero's Welcome  Some 250,000 Iranians Greet Him At Tehran

Gala Welcome Greets Leader  Of Iran’s Fight   Mossadegh Returns To His Home Country After Battle In U. 8S,

Mossadegh Gets Hero’s Welcome At Tehran: Says Treaties ‘Paver Scraps’

UN Negotiators Hole  Urgent Conference  On Lagging Talks May Come Up With  New Compromise In  Effort for Armistice

\UN Truce Negotiators Seek lig ay Out Of Deadlock; Red Cease-Fire Bid Rejected.

Negotiators  For Peace In Urgent Meet   Conyiromise Proposal By UN Possible ln Effort To End War

UN Truce Negotiators Seek Way  Hold Conference = me ¢ Bee  g .   Hold Conference To Find Way to Break Deadlock Over Cease-fire

Texas Senator  Says ‘Shameful’   Union Demand That Senator Vandenberg Resign Called Unworthy by Sen. Connally

Vandenberg Still Very Ill   Detroit Federation Of Labor Wants Senator To Resign

Labor Demand for Sen. Vandenberg” 8 Resignation ‘Shameful’, Says Texan

COCR ECS an unl. an giceyaeiceminenaiel BARROW'S DAUGHTER PLUNGES TO DEATH

Priest Is Expelled By Catholic Church  Unfrocked Prices Races   Unfrocked Priest Races Against Time To Get Permission To Wed

CATHOLIC PRIEST UNFROCKED, PLANS “TO MARRY BLONDE   iRev. Luciano Megrini Secks  Begal Permission in Milan,  Haly, to Wed Claire   Young, 21.      ‘Deputy Police Chief Says He Hopes to Write “Finis” te Tangled Romance  Today.

Truman Sets Up Emergency Body In PAWA Strike   Hospital Airlift To Continue, Says Striking Union

Truman Steps Into Two-Day Airline Strike  President Sets Up Emergency Board

MOVES TO END AIRLINE. STRIKE   TRUMAN FEARS Its CONTIN LATION WILL AFFECT KOREAN AIRLIFT.

UN TASK FORCES BUMP INTO RED CONCENTRATIONS   Complete Embargo On Arms Shipments Being Sought

UN Tanks Probe Red Lines, Find Troops Massing  Second Phase of Snrina Offencive

Allies Smash Into Red Lines Around Seoul   Enemy Massing for Next Phase of Big Spring Offensive

Reds Massing Troops For A  New Offensive   Meantime Allied Tank Forces Smash Deep Tnto Chinese Defenses

UN Tanks Hit Reds Massing  For New Drive   Allied Task Force Rips Into Key Ujongbu; New Blow Due

UN Task Forces Smash Deep Into Communist Lines  Report Reds Seem To Be Massing for Second Step of Drive

Task Forces Smash Deep In Red Lines   Large Concentrations Of Enemy Found Massing For Offensive

U. N. Tanks Stab Deep Into Lines   Four Tanks Find Con: centrations of Chinese Commies In Valley Of Pukhan River

Tanks Drive Deep Into Red Lines   ‘Report Chinese Building Up Next Offensive Move

U.N. Tanks Fine Reds Massing For New Thrust   Hit Concentrations  Oya Csnteal Eownnt

CUT IN SOAP PRICE ORDERED BY DiSALLE   Will Mean Reduction Of Cent A + Bar In Retail Price Of Household Saan

Estimate $925,868,000 Needed for State Primary  Road Svstem Next 10 Years

A. W. HERMANSEN ELECTED TO  ATAMPTARTAT aRTOTTQ ACIANHOoOTA TIONN

Formal Edict For Controls Hours Away   Mobilization Board Gives Final Signal For Imposing Lids

U.S. Ready to Clamp Down  By Tomorrow   Difficulty Reported Ove Formula for Wage Control]

Price Order, Rolling Back Prices  To January 2, Ready To Go But Await Details On Wage  Permula   CHING WILL ISSUE ACIUAL PxKEZE ORDER

Government Okays Wage-Price Freeze, Final Order Soon  Rollback to Jan. 2 Levels Expected By Tomorrow at Latest

Wage-Price ™ Freeze OK'd by Defense Chiefs   Orders May be Issued Tonight ' Or Friday

PHlGE, WAGE FREEZE WAITS -ANLY DETAILS   May Be in Effect Thursday Night or Friday, Officials Savy.

Orders to Be Issued Shortly   Sweeping Edict Ready; to Affect Meat as Well As Other Foods

Curbs Program Given Defense Board Approval   Price and Wage Controls Likely Before Nightfall

FOUR EGYPTIANS SLAIN IN FIGHT   Tommies Fire Upon Men Caught Cutting BarbedWire At Port Said

Guns Blaze  4 Tarrariete Mill.      4 Terrorists Kiiled In Suez Clash

Governor Names Knute W. Bergan State Indian Co-Ordinator,  Unanimous Choice of Councils

Threat Of Steel Walkout Causes “Great Concern’  AAadiantar Raclarac

Steel Issue ls Worry To Government   Mediators To Tell Ching Factors In Strike Picture

TEMPERATURE   Angry Reds Halt Talks At Kaesong   Air, Land, Sea Fights Raging In North Korea

LEADERS EYEING KAESONG TRUCE WITH DIM HOPE   Military And Diplo. matic Officials Think There May Be Chance Te Work Out Armis tice.

The Weather   Reds Walk Out On Peace Talk: Hopels Fading   Stalling Resumed by Communists While War in Korea Continuing On Land, in Air and from the Sea

Reds Building Up  Forces for Drive  Top-Level U. S. Military, Diplomatic Men Pessimistic

Ridgway Offers To Renew Truce Talks Tomorrow   Foe’s Latest Outburst Dims Official U. 5, Hope for Armistice

U.S. Military and Diplomatic Heads Losing Hone Of Truce In Korean War

Peace Hope Fading Away In Pentagon   Top U. S, Military, Diplomatic Leaders Keeping ‘Eagle Eye On Kaesong Moves

RED OFFICERS WALK OUT OF LATEST MEET   Gen. Ridgway, However, Asks Them To Return This Evening

Stall Tacties  Nearly Finish All Optimism   Army. Going Ahead With Winter: Plans

Far Less Hope Noted Now For Peace in Korea   Top US Officials Cast Cold Attitude At Reds’ Tactics

Little Hope Is Held For  Cease-Fire   Stalling Tactics  Of Reds Smother Earlier Optimism In Washington: °

Red Stalling Has Made Il. S. Officials Less Optimistic  Communists Leave Meetina to Make —~   Communists Leave Meeting to Make Trv at Revival

Top Officials See Little Chance Of  ‘Truce Agreement   Far Less Hope Today Than Two Months  Ago.

Pessimism  U. S. Leaders  Hold Far Less Hope For Stop To Korea War

2.000 Watch Flames Leap From Oil Cars  Broken Wheel Derails 106-Car Pennsvlvania Freight Train

Heavy Loss of Life Feared As Hurrican Moves For Mexico  _ In Five-Day Battle _ Already Hit Tampico, _ Thousands Homeless

Thousands Are Made Homeless In Tampico City   130-Mile Wind Is Expeeted To Hil Full Blast This Afternaon

Hurricane Moves To Coastline   Tampico Oil Fields Threatened By Big Storm As It Resumes  Course In Gulf of Mex

Heavy Damage Done, However By Winds, Tide   Total Of 146 Left Dead in Path Of Disturbance

U.S. ATOM REPORT SAYS SPIES SAVED RUSSIA 18 MONTHS   Labels Fuchs as ‘Deadliest’ Espionage Agent in World History   GREENGLASS FOURTH   Document Places Rosenbergs Behind Man Who Helped Conviet Them

 Congr s Group Says Red A-Program Advanced 18 Months  \F' wre Held Histeiy' Deadliest Spy

Fuchs Called Deadliest Spy Ever  Soviet A-Program Claimed Advanced af

Atomic Spy Ring Has Advanced Soviet Weapon Program 18 Months; Says Group

SPIES ADVANCED SOVIET H-BOMB DEVELOPMENT   Klaus Fuchs Deadliest Spy In All History, Group Says   OTHERS LISTED IN COMMITTEE REPORT

[Fucks Called Deadliest Spy  Sptes Advanced Red Atom ‘Arms at Least 18 Months

Air Base spat Stalls House Vote   Delay Building Bill For Military Over Grandview Projeci

—ARMS BILL GOP Fights Missouri Air Base’   ‘PROJECT NEAR TRUMAN'S HOME

Iran Takes Oil Stand   Parliament Approves Plan to Nationalize Tndustry: Hite Rritain

jran’s Parliament  Nationalizes Oil  Action Is Result pak As Dara ke

Tran Approves Nationalizing Oil Resources   British Government Blasts Move Against Enelish-Owned Firni

Nationalization Of tran Oil Area Ordered   Parliament Orders Rich Holdings Taken Over —

ROCKET SHELLS USED.BY REDS ON EAST FRONT   UN Commander Has Dropped Demand Regarting Kaesong

UN Chief Makes Surprise Visit To Korean Front   Withdraws Demand Parley Be Moved From Kaesong Area

Resumption Of Truce Talks s Now Up To Reds  Di dmsasnrs Penne tilt.   Ridgway Drops His Proposal To Ban Talks At Kaesong

Invites Reds To Resume  Truce Talks   Enemy Uses Rocket Launchers In Fierce  East-Front Fighting

Ridgway Back From Peace  Talk Feeler   New Hope Seen for Armistice as General Returns to Tokyo

UN Tempers Demand On  Peace Move   It's Up To Reds Now, Ridgway Indicates

Gen. Ridgeway Tours Korean  War Fronts     UN Invites Reds to Resume Armistice Talks

War Declaration - On Reds Demandec  Cain‘s Proposal Will in crease Bloodshed, Says , Democrat

Brewster Declares Public * Will Force Win-War Policy  Senator Cain Demands War On China To End Korean “Trasic Rland Rath”

Senator Demands War Declaratior   Showdown With ‘Chines Reds Called For

Housing Scandal At Army Camps Gets Swift Action   Legislation To End High Rent And Squalor Is Pushed In Congress

Promise End To Camp Rent Gouging   Both Members of Con gress and Army Stirred by Report.

Solons Push Action On Rent Heist   Legislation To End Squalor, Rent Gouging At Camps

U. S. Leaders Again Blasted By MacArthur   General Says He Is Sure American People Will Rise To Challenge

MArthur Assert Leaders Lacking At Critical Time   Retired Far Eastern Commander Speaks At Legion Gathering

Nation Lacks Leadership In Troubled World, General MacArthur Tells Legion Convention -

Is Confident People Will Offer Remedy   Former Far East Commander Talks At Legion Session

Tells Legion People Will Remedy Crisis   Urges Full Speed Ahead on A-Program, Use of A-Weapons

M’Arthur Raps Truman Policy   Ousted General Hits ‘Petty Politics’

Truman Asks Congres:  Hold Living Cost Line   Wants Fair Ceilings On Prices, Rents; Calls For Higher Taxes And Savings

Opposition To Truman’s Plan Expressed By Some  Legislators       TIGHT CONTROL OVER CREDIT ADVOCATED

HST Urges Battle On  Inflation   Calls Also For Increased  Taxes: Savings

TRUMAN URGES CEILING PRICES ON FARM GOODS, HIGHER TAXES   Curbs No Help To Housewife   See Additional Story Page 16

Truman Asks Laws To Cut Living Costs   Congress Urged To “Hold The Line’, Higher Taxes, More Savings Wanted

Also Requests  Increased Taxes, .Tighter Controls To Hold the Line

Truman Asks Fair’ Farm: Price Curbs      Sends ‘Hold Line’  Message to Congress; Also Seeks Tax Hikes And Larger Savings .

Higher Taxes, — More Savings   President Calls For Extension Of Defense Production Act —~ Says Anti-Inflation Program  —- Desperately. Needed

‘Hold Line! Is Plea Of President   Farm Ceiling Not Popular With Farm State Legisiators

Higher Taxes, lighter Credit Curbs Urged   President Offers Anti-Inflation Plan

Truman Asks Tax Increases, Tighter Credit  President Urge:   President Urges Fair Ceilings for Prices and Rents

TRUMAN CALLS FOR HIGHER TAXATION   Urges Personal Saving and  Credit Curbs

Cost-Of Living Formula Given By President   Increased Taxes Are Included In Latest Proposals

‘Hold Line On Living Costs, Truman Urges   Asks Congress to Fix Fair Ceilings On Farm Products

Urges Tighter Cr edit & ike. Higher Taxes   Anti-Inflation Plan Will Work. President  Declares in Message

Demands “Fair Ceilings’ on Farm Products, Calls for Quick Increase in Taxes and More Personal Savings.

Hold The Line In Living Cost Truman Theme   Slow Down Inflation Purpose Of Program In HST’s Messaae

Truman Urges Congress Hold Line in Living Cost Battle   Higher Taxes, Personal Savings, Tighter Credit Controls and Wace Leveling Asked

TRUMAN URGES HOLD-THE- LINE PRICE POLICY   More Subsidies, More Taxes Are Themes Of Congress Note

TEEN-AGE USER OF DRUGS CAN BECOME A “MAINLINER” IN MATTER OF FEW WEEKS; QUICKLY LEARNS TO INJECT INTO VEINS   Is Most Effective Way, and Marks Final Stage of Addiction—Of 50,000 Addicts Examined by Dr. P. M. Lieesareetaine Many Started As Juveniles in Spirit  vado

MGPE =AUWESE PERIL! Narcotic Addiction Forces Victims Into Life Of Crime

BRITISH STUDY IRANIAN PLAN   Formula For Reopening Oil Dispute Talks May Be Accepted

BRITAIN STUDIES IRANIAN OIL PLAN   CABINET TO DISCUSS NEW TURN tN BITTER NATIONALIZATION DISPUTE.

Iran’s Plan On Opening Oil Parley Under Study  wp *.* 8   British: Examining Proposal Offered By Harriman Work

BRITISH STUDY IRANIAN PLAN   Offer To Reopen Talk: In Bitter Oil Dispute

British Leaders Huddle Over lranian Plan   Rumor Special Cabinet Session To Be Held Thursday

Briain Studies lran’s Proposal   London Receives Oil Parley Offer

British Weighing Iranian Proposal For Renewing Oil Dispute Parleys

BRITISH STUDY IRANIAN PLANS FOR OIL PEACE   Cabinet Meeting Is Planned Soon  On Latest Offer

Luyster Funeral Service To Be at Wright Chapel Tomorrow Afternoon

‘Hot Potato’ Police Bill Due for Bitter Fidht Today   Congress Undecided About Swallowing Initial Tax Hike, Studies Second One

Senators Still Battling Tax Question; Taft Unimpressed By Corporation Issue   Washington, Sept. 26. (4)— The Senate today voted down, 54 to 33, a proposal to make  corporations pay higher taxes on all of their 1951 income.

Corporation Tax Boost Is: Sought:   Retroactive Law Debated In: Senate

Corporation Tax Date Is Sought   Administration Backers Seek Senate Decision Of  Retroactive Date Jan. 1

Higher Taxes On Big Firms Being Urged   Senators Seek to Have Upper House  - Approve Rate Boost  On Corporations

Beef for Army Draws No Bids   Purchasing Abroad For Troops Looms

Army Finds Beef Scarce   Major Packers Say Supplies Short; 13,000,000 Pounds Boneless Beef Wanted

Are Your Truman - MacArthur Opinions  Just Emotional... Or Are You On TheBall ?

CHINESE REDS CRINGE UNDER UN OFFENSIVE   Leave Positions Along 37-Mile Front  Losses Mount

Reds Abandon Key Defenses   Eighth Army Says 6,849 Communists Hit Just on Friday

Reds Continue Retreat Along Korean Froni   Communist Casualties Believed to Be More Than 24,000 Since Wednesday.

UN Atfackers Force Chinese To Withdraw.   Retreat Behind Vital 37-Mile Line Guarding Highways

 Pireworks Aull Three  The Nation’sIndependence Day Accidental Death Toll Is 178

Holiday Deaths Total 178, Far Below Estimate  91 Deaths in Traffi Accidents; 48 Are  Drawnins. Vietime

July 4 Auto Toll Lowest  One In Years   103, Compared to 130 in Estimate: 5 Die From Fireworks Mishaps

Nation Counts 178 Dead In Holiday Accidents; ‘Toll Is Below Estimates

DEATH TOLL BELOW  HOLIDAY ESTIMATE   103 Traffic Fatalities Top List for U. S.; At Least 15 Die in State Over Fourth

Traffic Deaths Low Over Holiday   12 Pennsylvanians Die As Result of Mishaps; Toll in Nation is 183

Nation’s July 4th Traffic Death Toll Far Below Council's Estimate

Traffic Death Toll Is Lowest In Many Years   Only 91 Killed Over July 4th Holiday Against 130 Predicted by Safety Council: 48 Drowninas

Holiday Deaths Under Estimate  Toll for Nation 178 Pe ie Gea =e CE

Holiday Traffic Deaths Are Below  Council Estimate Total: Of Fourth  ‘Is Lowest In Years

Traffic Death Toll Lowest in Years  Poor Weather Cuts Travel Over Holiday

Hurley Raps On Govt. ‘Secrecy’   Dishonesty In High Places Is Charged

Features for Everybody . din the Telegram Today   ‘Bloodhounds Lead Hunt for Girl ‘Lost in Wild Smoky Mountains

Bloodhounds Search Wilderness For Girl, 21, Missing In Bear-Infested Smoky Mountains

Bloodhounds Sniff For Missing Girl  Hiking Enthusiast And Student Nurse Lost In

Bloodhounds Lead Search For Student Nurse Missing In Bear-Infested Mountains

Girl Lost 3 Days In Smokies; Dogs Used to Trail Her   Hiker Unreported h Loneliest Section Of National Park

Plan to Remove Marcus Dropped   Bill to Reorganize State Motor Vehicle Department Amended

West Proposes Big 4 Meeting In U.S. July 23   Russia Is Invited to Conclave to Discuss World Peace Threats

Bid rar Pence     Four Parley in Washington  Allies Invite Russian. To Big

Big Three Send identical Notes Urging Meeting  Notes Said Not To » Be Ultimetum Nor Rupture Admission

Big 3 Asks Russia To Meet And Talk About World Peace   West Throws Challenge To Quibbling Soviet Diplomats; Three Choices Given Envoys Of Red Dynasty By Peace Minded Western Group

West’s Big 3 Invite Russia ToU.S. Parley  ee ee   Three Agenda For Meeting Suggested

Reds Asked To Meet In’ Washington   _ To Discuss. ‘World Tension With Big Three

West Powers Propose Talk In Washington   Big Three Invites Russia  To Parley Gn World  Peace

ke sae apelin iemnennea tinal  OHIO’S SKIP DOYLE DROPPED FROM SCHOOL

Eight Communist Jets Blasted; 15 Others Downed or Damaged   Air Force Reseases Report oF Losses In Huge Air Battle Yesterday; Many Russian Planes Now Active in Korea

All Victims Of Red Jets, Reports Say   American Fighters Escape Losses in Airfights So Far

Two Superforts Lost in Big Air Scrap Thursday   Air Force Reveals Other Three Downed In Previous Actions

Allied Units Progress Near Reservoir Area:  Pull-Back Is General

Two B-29's Lost in Korea   Shooting Down During Big Ais Battle Brings Losses Ip Keres te Five

Two B-29s Lost in Yesterday's Air Battle With Reds   Five Supertorts Have Been Shot Down in Korea.

Two Downed InBig Jet Air Battle  AF Reports Reds Lost Eight Migs

YANKS LOSE 5 BIG BOMBERS   Huge Air Battle Roars Over Korea With 225 : Planes ‘Involved

OTHER BOMBERS DAMAGED, BUT RETURN TO BASE   U.N. Miliary Officials Hint Chinese Ground Forces May Be Withdrawing To Clear Way For Heavy Red Air Strikes.

Two B-19’s Sho! Down by Red Jet Fighters  Air Force Discloses Five Superforts in ee ae. ll as

REDS DOWN TWO IN YALU RIVER CLASH   Three Others Lost in Other Action, None From Ground Fire, U. S. Air Force Reports.  ae   DAMAGED B-29s RETURN SAFELY   None of 100 American Jets Damaged in Battle; 8 Migs Downed, 4 More Probably.

Five Big U.S. Bombers Shot Down in Fight   Several Others Are Damaged, Air Force Announces

Two B-29's Shot Down in Latest Aerial Battle   80 Enemy Planes Attack Bombers; 8 Downed by Yanks

TWO BIG SHIPS KNOCKED OUT YESTERDAY   Three Other B-29s Blasted In Previous Fights  100 U. S, JETS   Escape Air Battle Without Damage: Several Bombers Make Forced Landings

5 Superforts Shot Down By Red Jets In Korean Battles  2 Lost in Biggest Air Battle With

Fir re Weapons Chase Enemy  In Pillboxes   U.S. Reports Loss Of Two B-29's In Thursday Air Battle

5 U.S. B-29 Bombers  Shot Down in Korea   Two Destroyed in Yesterday's Air Battle. Three Others Lost Before.      Stranve Tact).

TWO IN YALU RIVER CLASH                 Three Others Lost in: Action, None F Ground Fire, U:; S.. Ai Force Reports.   DAMAGED B-29s ed RETURN SAFE      None of 100 American Jets Damaged in Battle; 8 Migs Downed, 4 More Probably. -

Five B-29s Lost in Korea As Reds Step Up Air War  BEeamu fraund Eareac Cantianns CHrance

ENEMY DOWNS 0 SUPERFORTS IN KOREA   Reds Lose Eight Jets; Eleven More Are Damaged

LYO @£7/ULES Ut V2 ema en NR RR  Thursday Air Battle Cost ? Bombers

Red China Forces Believed Planning Heavy Air Attacks Upon Allied Ground Forces

Air Force Says Five US Bombers Downed in Korea  First Reported Lost To Air Action Of Enemv

Flamethrowers Rout Chinese From Pillboxes   Allies Report 22 Russ Planes Shot Down or Damaged

Brings To Five  Total Of American Planes Lost In Wat Spokesman Gives Summary.Of Heavy: Losses By Enemy

B-29s Down In  Air Fight   Red Air Force In Preparation For Launching Heavier Assaults

Enemy MI6’s Destroy Two B.29 Rambers   Airforce Discioses That Five Four-Engined Bombers Have Been Lost in Korean War

Announce Losse: In Big Battle With Red Jets   Flame Throwers Used To Drive Reds Out of Pillboxes

Air Force Discloses U.S. Loss   Two Felled in Thursday  Air Battle and Three Others Previously.

33 Enemy Jets Shot From Skies In Big Dogfight   U. N. Flamethrowers Drive Stubborn Reds Out of Piliboxes

TWO WERE LOST IN YESTERDAY'S BIG AIR BATTLE   AIR FORCE CLAIMS 26 ENEMY PLANES DOWN OR DAMAGED

Five B-29s Shot Down In Korea   Two Lost In Big Air Battle Thursday; Eight Red Jets Also Ghat Down

Two Are Lost In Air Battle With Red Jets   None Of Losses Result From Ground Fire; Believe Four Enemy Jets Bagged By Americans   

Two Bombers Lost in a Big Scrap af Yalu   None of 100 American Jets Engaged in Air Clash Are Damaged

Growing Red Air Arm May Hit Troops   (From Associated Press Dispatches)

United States Loses § Bombers In Korea Fight   Allied Jets, B-29s Exact Heavy Red Toll

Lax Sheriffs In Spotlight   Ohio Sencte Panel Studies Ouster Bill

CATTLE RECEIPTS HEAVIER! MAY EASE SCARCITY OF BEEF; SENATE PROBING

Officials Talk Tough As Scarcity Of Beef Shows Slight Signs Of Easing   Senate Committee Plans Probe Of Shortage To Determine If Sumething Other Than Packer Strike To Blame

Beef Boycott Is Proposed By Lawmaker   Rise in Cattle Ssles May Be ‘Break’  YY. DWiemie

Cattle Receipts Higher fo Ease Scarcity Fears   Wilson Stands Firm On Rolibacks, DiSalle Warns Slaughterers

Hearings Set In Senafe on Beef Shortage  Officials Talk Tough,  oe, ee i   Officials Talk Tough, Keep Fingers Crossed; Cattle Reach Yards

Beef Scarcity To Be Probed By Committee   Officials Talk Tough Ai Shortoge Shows Signs Of Easina

Officials Talk Tough On Controls   Insist Meat Ceilings to Stay; Opening Hearing on Shortage.

BEEF SHORTAGE IN NATICN SHOWS SIGNS OF EASING   Cattle Receipts Up, But Officials Issue Warnings to Producers   ROLLBACKS TO HOLD   Senate Committee to Open Probe Tonight on Seareity

Probe Planned on Beef Issue   Officials Talk Tough; Market Sales Spurt

Senators Plan Hearings on Beef Shortage   Rollbacks Will Stay, Mobilizer Wilson Asserts

Officials Talk Tough as Beef Scarcity Kases   Senate Plans Hearing Tonight to Determine If Action Is ‘Strike’

Pleven Agrees To Army Plan   Door Held Open To Honorable Solution

Connally Predicts No Changes In Tax Exemptions Granted Oil, Gas, Mining Industries

Former supreme U.N, Chief Indirectly Contests Charges by Washincton.

General Feels He Has Meticuluously Met All Higher Up Orders   Korean Hero Believes That He Did Not Exceed Authority In Ordering Military Truce.

Directives Are Complied With Adviser Says   Military Aide Claims General Did Not Exeeed His Authority

General Contends He Has Complied With Directions  eevee STaTemen:

Home “Edition  “PRICE. 5 CENTS 1 PALMAR LLL POPPED PIONS   Declares He Obeyed All Orders

General Indirectly Contests Charges for His Dismissal   Russian Press Says MacArthur Is “Scapegoat” for “Reverses” by UN   Claims General Was Removed Because of His "Inability to Handle Korean Situatian”

U.S. Tells Russia to Quit Stalling, Pay Lend-Lease and Return Ships

Russia Told To Return 672 Ships   America Demands Quick Settlement On Lend-Lease

SCHOOL ENROLLMENT AT FLORA JUMPS   First Week Figures Show 472 Pupils 

Display Of Rockets And Plenty Of Propaganda Pave Way For Politicans To Take Over Dalai Lama’s Realm

Psychological Warfa.¢ . ‘Fireworks Win Tibetan For lress; ‘Red China Seizes Control of Nation

Firecrackers Win Tibet   Lama’s Soldiers, Frighten ed by Awesome Pyrotechnic ee a Bade Quit Without Fight      —_.

M. 5. Breeders of County in Election  Lombert President for 1951): Group Warts Stat

M. 5. Breeders of County in Election   SVG FEF RewoliVil  Lombert Presicent for 1951; Group Wants Scate Bale Teh Be Weld Herero

TRUMAN BACKS ~ PRESENT POLICY   Says Withdrawal From World Family Would Lead To Disaster

Rops "’Men of Little Faith’ ae ICM OP BEEME GIR.  U.S. Foreign Policy Best Hope Of Avoiding War, Says Trumar

Truman Tells Democratic Meeting Nation's Foreign Policy Now Offers Best Hope of Avoiding War  Going It Alone Would Lead Only To Disaster, President Says

Peace Policy, Truman Says  Disaster Seen If U.S. Tries To ‘Go It Alone

\Iron Curtain Shadow— _ IDarkens East Berlin Life, U.S. Solon Says

 Behind lron Curtain     ‘Rep. Hillings Relates For I.N.S. What He Saw. It Is Drab Picture

Senate Battle ls Expected      Williams Hails House Consideration as ‘Best Solution’

107 Guns Boom Qut Salute Egypt Joyfully Celebrates King’s Wedding to Commoner

MARSHALL GIVES 4 CONDITIONS FOR TRUCE IN KOREA   Withdrawal of Troops Must Await Satisfactory Truce Pact, Re Says °   ASKS POW AGREEMENT   Must Decide on Military Line Défensible in Event Fighting Is Renewed

Marshall Lists Basic Conditions   Troops Issue Need Not be a Problem

Marshall Gives Four-Point Base For Armistice  Troop Withdrawals To Follow, Not  BDrazada Cabelamant

Marshall Gives Key Condition: For War Truce  . Tien wr Alpi   Says Troops Needed In Korea to Guard ‘Against Aggression

Secretary Outlines Four Basic Conditions For Truce Agreement With Reds in Karon      DEMAND FOR WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS May Be for Horse-Trading Purnoses

Marshall Outlines Peace Terms   Seeretary Says Troop Withdrawal Will Have To Wait

THE OWTO VERIR? ATTIRE   OU GET MORF FOR LESS WHEN YOU BUY 4 USED CAR AT SHAFFER MOTORS.—Ad.

Ta p Treasur v In Training  Trade And Other Schools Received Over Payments

Over-Payments _ Uncovered In G.I. School Proarams   Sloppy Administratior Blamed for Treasury Being Tapped for _Extra $19.5 Million

Gi Training Gyo Revealed   Government Rooked Out of Many Millions In Overpayment

Schools ‘Raided’ Gl Fund Program  Accounting Office Cites Payments

Schools Get Overpayments On Gl Program   Universities And Colleges Draw Huge Sums

Charge Many Schools Dug Too Deep Into U. S. Till  for Veterans’ Education

Busbey Assails Political Junket   Says Democrats Should Pay for Trip From Key West Not U. S. Public

COST ESTIMATED AT $2280 Demos Ought to Pay for Truman Trip. Selon Says

SUMMON FIRED TAX COLLECTOR   Marcelle Fails To Show At Yesterday’s Tax Probe Hearing

Ousted Tax Agent Faces  House Probers  Blames Yesterday’s Failure To Appear O1  “Micunderetanding”

Ousted Revenuc Agent Called Up   Offers Excuse For Ducking Subpoera

AGREEMERT TORN tip   Abandoning of Ceilings on Beet Believed Possible in Washinaton

Government  May Remove  Beef Ceilings Controls On Live  ante May Be  ta Ahr

Proposal Would Legalize Lodge, Church Bingo   Fort Dodge Legislator Calls for Amendment to Anti-Gaming Bill

No One Lets Out Secret Polio, Death Fail to Disturb Birthday of Wan Little Girl

Truman Must Settle Korean Trouble Before Presidential Battle Beains

Korean War Goes Into 19th Month As No Decision Reached In Conflict

ADMIRAL POINTS TO RISK IN RED CHINA BLOCKADE   lells Senators He Opposes America Undertaking It Alone ——Reveals Soviet  Mines Found.

Russia May Fight Blockade of China   Naval Chief Warns Lone . Action by U.S. Risks War

Sherman Speaks Qn MacArthur   Hoyt S. Vandenberg Finishes Testimony Before Committees

ADM. SHERMAN AGAINST CHINA CURR AY U.S   But Believes Russia Might Respect Blockade by UN.

Truman Raises New Issue In Senate Probe  Says He Considered Ousting MacArthur

County Group Is Organized By Ministers   Organization Will Meet Once Monthly: Officers Elected :

WSB Voices Approval For Wage Hikes   Cost Of Living Increase Voted By Board

Board Proposes Pay Hikes Based On Living Costs   Wage Stabilizers Want General Adherence To New Plan

Links {nereases In Pay  New Wage Control Ruling * To Cost Of Living  Near

Johnston Must Approve ‘Wage Board Sanctions  Cost Of Living Hikes

New Wage Plan Sent to Johnston   WSB Regulation Links Pay Hike Directly To Cost-of-Living

New Wage Plan Sent to Johnstor  WSB Regulation Links   WSB Regulation Links Pay Hike Directly To Cost-of-Living

Order Centers On Escalator’ ’ OF U.S. Index   Johnston Approval Needed To Make Plans Official For Most Workers

BOARD LIFTS UD ON PAY CEILINGS   General Cost - of - Living Increases Recommended by WSB

Johnston Gets Proposed New Wage Program  WSB Approves Cos: Of Living Raises

New Regulation Sent to Johnston  Pay Would Be Linked  To Increasing Costs

Wage Control  Policy OK'd   WSB Proposes Cost of Living Increases  if Agreed On

BOARD ALLOWS RISE IN WAGES   New Control Regulation Links Pay Increases More Directly With Cost Of Living.

WSB Approves Controls On Pay   Increases Possible For Workers Should Boss Agree To Them

'WAGE RULE APPROVED   Would Link Pay More Closely to Cost of Living

Pay Increases Linked Closer To Living Cost  W.S.B. Action May   W.S.B. Action May Pressure Business To Hold Bown Price

'WSB Okays New Wage Curb Beaulalien Linking Pay ‘Increases To Cost Of Living

BOARD FAVORS COST OF LIVING. PAY INCREASES   Wage Stabilization Panel Sends Proposed Proeram to Johnston   MAJOR DECISION   Plan Gears Wages to Up: and Downs of Price Index

Infantry Routs '6.000 Koreans   anks, French Flush Foe Team Fortress

UN Maintains Heavy Push Against Reds   Allied Forces Kick North Koreans From Mountain Strongholc

6,000 Reds Chased From Hills, Flee From Battle Line   Planes Hurl Napalm Bombs At Them As They Scamper North

UN Clamps On Squeeze; Enemy Flees   Rout 6,000 Reds From Fortress In Central Korea

Pennsylvanians Come To Grips With Some of Winter's Bitterest Weather

‘Justice Douglas’ Statement Brings ‘Criticism, Demand for Resignation

Cotton Statistics List July Average   Consumption Up For Same Period Of One-Year Ago

U.S. Flier Guilty Of Trying To Sel Military Secrets   Gi in Japan Given 20-Year Sentence

Seal Campaign Ends Feb. 28   Present Fund Drive Is $2,500 Short Of $12,500 Quota

TWO 10 APPEAL DEATH VERDICT   Judge Sentences Shelton H. Gainey And Lander Gantt To Die For Cab Driver Slaving.

Tornado-Battered.. Town Cleaning Up   Olney, Tex., Counts Twe Dead, Many Hurt and Damege of $1,500,000

Battered Olney Residents Dig Out Of Ruins   Two Dead Following Violent Tornado; Damage Is Heavy

Survey Shows More Damage  Than Reported   Two Persons Killed, 100 Injured, At Least 54 Homes Wiped Out

Unimpressed ‘By Confidence Vote: Williams Again Demands Both Boyle and Gabrielson Resign

Holding Out For Two Resignations   Delaware Senator Says Both Party Chiefs Should « Step Out   ‘CONCERNS RFC PROBE   GOP's Gabrielson to Be Heard at Conclusion of Boyle Case

Senator Williams Renews His Call For Resignation Of Party Chairmen

Delaware Senator Say: Both Party Chiefs Should ‘Step Out   CONCERNS RFC PROBE

Osity Chairmen Asked to Resign  Williams Wants Ouste of Gabrielson, Boyle

Again Asks Boyle And Gabrielson To Resign Post   Delaware Solon Asserts GOP Confidence Vote Fails To Impress Him

Churchill Says World War Is Not Likely Now  But Would Allow Use of A-Bomb Bases in Britain by Americaonc

Churchill Says World War Unlikely   Sees Danger Less Great Than During Berlin Blockade

Churchill Says War Becoming  PMore Unlikely   Allied) Buildup Credited With Strong Deterrent Qualities

PENALTY OF FIVE YEARS IN PRISON   Proposals for 60-Mile Speed Limit and Gas Tax Increase Among 66 Measures Offered.

SEN. BROYLES AGAIN URGES OUTLAW REDS   Mt. Vernon Lawmaker Introduces Bills in Legislature; Would Make Communism in Illinois a Felony.   PENALTY OF FIVE YEARS IN PRISON   Proposals for 60-Mile Speed Limit and Gas Tax Increase Among 66 Measures Offered.

Anti-Red Bill Introduced in  Til. Assembly  Highway. Speed Limit Proposed To Legislature

Truman Not Present For Plane’s Landing  At Capital; Address Set for 11:30 A. M.

Voting In Italy For Second Day  Anti-Communists Hope To Make Gains

Maritime Board Approves Alaske Steam Rate Increase   New Rates Now In Effect Rules Board

Draft Talks ©  To Continue   Bradley To Testify For 18-Year-Old Bid

Malleable  Opens Plant For Work   Picket Line Peaceful At Local Firm

BACK- T0- WORK MOVE BEGINS AT MALLEABLE      Large Crowd Of Pickets Marches At Graham Ave. Plant

Inter-City Truck Strike Looming   Monday Decadline Set by Unions

20 L7ON UC OUR AL, 2 1CaASe  ‘Remember Pearl. Harbor’ No Appeal To Him

1 So Don t Sing It, Flease   ‘Remember Pearl,Harbor’ No Appeal To Him

Pearl Harbor Kivi Spotters KKeeall bivent   iii they Dow it Cave to Talk Ahout ten Year Ago Sirike

Three Do Not Care To Remember That Day Ten Years Ago   Two Who Saw Jap Planes On Radar Screen, Lieutenant They Reported to Sey Little —

Ten Years Brings Changes To Men Who Spotted Jap Planes   They Don’t Want To Talk About That Fatetul Morning

ivate Who First Spotted Attackers Pearl Harbor Would Like to Forget

350 U.S. Soldiers Killed Direct Hit On Barracks Hickman Field. Hawaiia   Express Hope That US Is More Alert Now Than In 1941

Don’t Sing: ‘Remember Pearl Harbor’  To Men. Who Weathered 1941 Attack

Private Who Sighted Jap (Planes Coming To Hawaii  Now Warking ¢ On Railroad   Pearl Harbor Day Carries Unhappy Memories For Men

REMEMBER PEARL HARBOR?  GI Who First Saw Japs Would Like To Forget

He Doesn’t Want To. Remember      Private Who Spotted Planes Railroader Now

Men Who Spotted Enemy Planes 10 Years Ago at Pearl Harbor Hope US Has Learned ‘Lesson’

Three in Radar Room — Man Who Spotted Enemy Not Happy Over Memory

‘My Memories of Pearl Harbor ‘Are Not Hap  Moen Who First Spotted Jap Planes— 10, Years ‘Ago

Patterned After French Underground  Threats of Reprisals Fail: Citizens Crime Commission Collects Evidence on Gambling

Substitute Or Auxiliar yHuman Hearts Held Medical Possthilities Of Future

Humans Soon May ‘Borrow’ Extra Heart  Doctors Explain , How Operations * May Be Helped

New Heart Operation Uses “Spare”   . Surgeons Show Patient Could Borrow One Few Minutes

‘Heart Relief  Soon You May Use Auxiliary ‘Heart While Doctors Fix Yours

Experiment On Using One Person's ‘Heart To Pump Blood For Another

One Person May Use Another's Heart Du ng Surgery  Doctors Explain Borrowed Hear!’ Technique

Improper Stopping Charge Is Filed   Charges Against LaBass Out of Same Incident Dismissed

rhnony senator  Mental Patient Tells Ohio Legislators Of Potato Mashing Arf

20,000 Nobles Parade in New York As Quarter Million People Cheer

Dr. J. R. Grant, Former College President Dies   Headed Arkansas Tech, Quachita; Author Of Books

Judge Declares One Count Void: 6 Others Stand   Congressman May Take Stand Today To Give Testimony

Cotton Meeting Starts Monday   Big Problem This Year Is Shortages Rather Than Usual Surplus

TO 24 DIVISIONS   Army Will Have That Many Combat Divisions by  This Summer

Army Strength By Summer To  24 Divisions   Reveal Plans to Form  New Division, Call   National Guard Units

TO 24 DIVISIONS   Vv JR OMT RAVI Army Will Have That Many Combat Divisions by This Summer

DEPLORE OF TEACHERS   National PTA Party Asks Top Priorities For  New Schools

Baby, Born After Mother Was Killed, Dies 12 Hours Later   COUNTY WOMAN FATALLY INJURED IN TRAFFIC MISHAP; BALTIMOREAN HELD IN DEATH

TOKYO. Mar. 21—(Wednesday) — (UP) United Nations treops broke through Communist rear guard forces today io positions rancting from 814 lo 13 miles from the 38th Parallel.

ptimism Cautious As Te Chance Of Ending Kore an War   MOSCOW OPPOSED TO REARMING NATIONS

Soviet Papers Ask U.S. Help End Cold War   Envoys to Kremlin Nolte    Couciliatogsy ‘Trend t a AWW,

Soviet Attitude  Stirs Optimism,  Caution-Tinged Peace Slogans Of  Reds Fiavored With Propaganda

U.S.-Soviet Talk Urged In Editorial   Settlement of Kerean War May Be Near But Optimism Cautious

Senate Passes Its Version Of New Tax Bill  Measure Now Goes To Congressional Conference Body

Measure Goes. To Conference For Agreement   Personal Levy Lower  Than, House and Must Be Ironed Ont .

Senate Passes Huge Tax Levy   5.5 Billion Measure Goes To Conference

‘NO COMMENT,’ SAYS AID  White House Mum on $9540 Fur Coat for Stenoagrapher

Truman Silent On Fur Coat Dea   Senate Group Airs Details of Mink And Loan from RFC

Senate Probers Will Not Force Dawson To Talk   Fear Truman Would ‘Just Raise Hell’ Should Aide Testify at REC Hearing

White House Silent On Mink Coat Airing   Fulbright Hints Committee Won't Call In Dawson

hite House:Aide Will Not be Compelled o Testify During Inquiry Into R. F. C.

*Cost of Living Slash Ordered   Meat Processors Get 72 Hours to Cut Prices Back to Freeze Level

Order Atlanta Meat Price Rollback; Los Angeles, Kansas City Studied

Will Kremlin Allow US Congressmen To Tour Russia? McMahon Doubts It

‘EPIDEMICS THREATEN CITY  Thousands Lett Homeles: In Wake Of Hurricane

Hurricane Death Toll Totals 200  Landslide, Broken - Dams Add To Loss

Hurricane Takes Appalling Toll Through Mexico  Dam Break Kills 200 Thousands Homeless,

Italy Offers 45,000 To European Force But French Don’t Want Germany As Ally

ltaly Offers Troops For Pact Command   France Split On War Budget

ITALY MEN FOR WEST KUROPE'S ARMY   Gen. Kisenhower to Meet With Field Marshal Montgomery In Paris.

Six Nations Agree On Controls For Proposed Unified Euronean Defenses

European Army Strategy Is Mapped Out   Foreign Misisters Agree On Plans  For Troops

6 EUROPE OFFICIALS AGREE ON CONTROL OF UNIFIED ARMY   Commissioner, Foreign Ministers, International Parliament May Head Uni

Ridgway Stays Near Kaeson g  For Any Advice   Talks May Last Long Time; UN Unit Ready To Do Part for Truce

UN, RED GROUPS LAUNCH MOVE TO END KOREAN WAR   Enemy’s Good Faith Must Be Judged by Performance, Ridgway Warns   GENERAL ‘OPTIMISTIC’   Allies Expected to Demand Buffer Zone, Neutral inspections

Sharp Fighting As Negotiations In Kaesong Start   Vice Admiral C. Turner Joy Heads U.N. Delegation; General Ridgway Keeping in Close Touch With Group.

Boy, 14, Shoots His Father, Mother  Youth Bewildered About His Reasons

Saw Bright Light  Boy Who Shot His Parents Tries to Figure Out Why

33 Out of 47 Local Groups and Soloists in Music Festival Rated No. !

WIN TOP PLACINGS  33 Out of 47 Local Groups and Soloists in Music Festival Rated No. 

Dr. Rutledge Suicides To Escape Prison For Slaying Wife's Seducer

Rutledge's Last Letter Causes Row   Lawyer Refuses To Give Police Suicide Note

by OM. 1. M. LEVI Fels Planetarium Director  (Written Especially for International News Service)

RP wt EBA ATE EP & EAI wh SERS EME AE ee NLL LCE ET IO LL ALLL LE LS OLLIE ILLES  Astronomer Says This Really Isn‘t Year 195]

Three Bishops To Hear Fate In Red Trial   Czech Prosecutor Asks ‘Righteous Revenge’ Wy Treason, Spy Hearing

Russ Jets Deal Heavy Damage ~ To Unescorted B-29 Bombers   Big Bombers Fall Easy Prey to Enemy Planes Because of Imposed Restrictions Not to Permit Fighter Planes Along Northwest Bonk of Yalu.

TWO DEATHS ARE BLAMED ON WEATHER   Valley Vegetable Growers Worried By Freeze Factor

Armistice Topic List Being Aired   Actual Cease-Fire Not Now Discussed

Allied Briefing Officer Discloses That Chinese Delegation Brings Up New Proposal

NO DETAILS OF ‘BARGAINING’ MADE PUBLIC   Allied Warplanes Continue Attacks On Enemy Bases

Harriman to” Attend British Oil Discussion   American. Diplomat Schedules Busy Day in Lendon

MOVIE STARS HERE   Group to Be Here Monday on Film Anniversary Tour

Keep Gis Here, Hoover Repeats   Air, Naval Power Held Best Defense

HOOVER OPENS VERBAL FIGHT ON ARMY ISSUE   Building of Mighty Air-Sea Force Advocated

Hoover Renews Debate, Challenges Need to Send U. 5. Troops fo Europe

So Thrilled’ Says Missouri Mother of Year   Kirksville Woman Named for Honor By Foundation

Mother of Ken Rinehart Is State ‘Mother of Year’   Selection of Kirksviile Woman, Mrs. Rupert Rine hart, Announced Today.

Governor's Road Legislation Hits Another Snaq   Legislators Won't Make Party Issue Out of Tax, Truck Fee Matters.

United Nations Forces Launch New Offensive: Terrific Artillery Barrage Softens Chinese Lines

Chinese Face Murderous Fire.Thousands Die in Trenches   One Patrol 7 Miles from Seoul; Mighty Mo  Pounds Kosang

Atiack Main Red Front   Heavy Artifiery, Alr Strikes Kit Thowsends of Chinese But Reds Held On

Allied Forces Attack With Full Power   Resistance Slows Move To Advance With Air  Power and Artillery

U.N. Offensive Continues All Along Front   Allies Attack with Bayonets After Furious Bombardment Fails To Dislodge Dug-in Reds.

Allies. Attack With Bayonet: And Grenades   Artillery And Air Bombardment Fails To Dislodge Chinese

Use Bayonets and Grenades  To Rout Reds      Thunderous Artillery, Air Strikes Fail to Dislodge Stubborn Foe

Dug-In Reds Slow Attacking Allies   Sharp Battles on Korean Front Mark Main Chinese Defense Line

eee Beetertine nt Fails to Oust Chin  Allies Attack With  Bayonets, Grenades

Enemy Holds On Stubbornly Before Capital   U.N. Forces Attack With Bayonets, Grenades on Korean Front

U.N. Patrol Seven Miles From Seoul   Chinese Withstand     And Air Strikes

Thunderous Artillery And Air Strikes Fail To Smash Unyielding Red Resistance

Planes Pound Stubborn Foe Above Suwon   Thousands Killed By Thunderons Artillery And Aerial Onslaught

BATTLEGROUND STREWN WITH ENEMY DEAD   U.N. Unit Reported Seven Miles South Of Seoul  “MIGHTY MO”   Aided By Nine Destroyers, Cruiser, Rocket Ships And Aircraft Carriers

Allies Move in Atfack On Dug-In Reds   Artillery and Air Strikes Kill Reds By Thousand

Advancing Allies Kill ‘Thousands’ of Chinese Troops   Follow Artillery and Air Strikes with Bayonets and Grenades on Korean Front.

Enemy Suffers Heavy Losses In Suwon Area   Thousands Of Chinese Believed Killed In Onslaught; Naval Units Pummel Conse

Close Combat Develops After Thunderous Artillery And Air Strikes Fail To Smash Unyielding Chinese Communist Resistance In Korea—One Patrol Reported Only Seven Miles From Seoul—Battleship Missouri Blasts Kosang

Artillery, Naval Guns Hit Enemy   148th Chinese Unit Ineffective After Casualties

Allied Forces Only 7 Miles South Of Seoul  ~ Warships And Plane DannAn Eaet Cane

Bayonels and Grenades Are Used on Reds.   Artillery and Air Attacks Fail to Break Stubbon Chinese. Line Resistance

Red Resistance  Slows UN Thrust   Allied Patrol Reported Seven Miles Erom Seoul: Naval Guns Blast Coast

Allies Continue To  Advance Near Seoul  ‘Mighty Mo’ And Task Force With Air Support Strikes Hard At East Coast

UN Ground Troops Push Near Capital      Battleship Missouri And Garrier Planes. ‘Blast East. Coast: Kansong Is Pulverized

Air, Ground Strikes Kill ‘Thousands’  ‘Big Mo’ Pounds Port Of Kosang

Chinese Reds Stiffen Against Allied Drive   Naval Bombardment Shifts to Another North Korean Port

Artillery » And Air Attacks Take Big Toll   Naval Attack Is Carried Out 45 Miles North OF Parallel Along Coast

Reds Blunt Allied Push In West —   Hold Positions in Spite Of Heavy Barrage; U.S Battleships Bombard  Kansong on East Coast

Allied Patrol is Only Seven Miles South of Seoul  ee Boats  rcle ac Navv

Allies Use Bayonets tc Rout Reds   Artillery Barrage Kills Thousands of Enemy Troops

Guns, Planes Fail To Smash Enemy On Suwon Front   U.N. Forces Hit Main Enemy Defenses; One Patrol Is Near Seoul

Artillery, Air Strikes Fail To Rout Enemy   Patrol Unit 7 Miles From Seoul; Navy Extends Bombardment  e:a* .s:8 e:.a2eaerrea>.m:m,se

—KOREA— Allies Use Bayonets, Grenades   THOUSANDS OF REDS KILLED

Chinese Communists Fail to Break Under Allied Poundine   However, Many Reds Believed Killed By Bombardments

ALLIES ATTACK WITH BAYONETS IN WEST KOREA   UN Within Seven Miles Of Seoul; Navy Rakes East Coast Towns

Foe Lashed By Grenades And Bayonet   Thousands Believed Killed By Big Allied Artillery Barrage

Patrol Only Seven Miles  From Seoul   Thunderous Artillery, Air Strikes Fail to Smash Red Resistance, But Thousands of Reds Believed Killed

Allies Attack Chinese Forces Resisting Drive  Bayonet, Grenade  Charges Follow A tthe, Died

Bayonet Battle   Hand:  to, ’ After ie and Ariille trikes Fail  Fighting On

Allied Forces Batter Red Chinese Positions   Artillery, Air Attack Fails To Break Communist Lines. Shins Bombard Coast

Blast Out New Gains In Korea   Grenades, Bayonets Artillery, Kill Reds By Thousands in  SC iitiiae: teat A race

Big Guns And Planes Fail To Dislodge Reds  “Mighty Mo," Othe:  Neval Units Blast Another Coast City

Battle Chinese With Bayonets   Allies Attack After Shelling Fails to Budge Enemy

ALLIED TROOPS USE BAYONETS TO ROUT REDS   ATTACK ON GROUND PLOUGHED UP BY ARTILLERY BARRAGE

Allied Advance In West Slowed   Chinese Reds Put Up Stiff Resistance

Allies Attack With Bayonets South of Seoul  Stiffer Resistance Met; Naval Forces  Continue Shellina

FIERCE FIGHT IS RAGING IN SEOUL AREA   Hit Chinese Reds in Foxholes After Thunderous Artillery Fire Fails to Smash Resistance,   SHELLFIRE KILLS THOUSANDS OF REDS   Allied Patrols Seven Miles From Seoul in West; Warships and Planes Blast East Coast,

HUGE ‘FIREBALL’ OVER SOUTHWEST   Soviet Observes 34th Birthday Bloody Trail Traced From Marx To Stalin   UN Counterattacks Recapture Three Hills Neaotiators Deadlocked On Site Of Cease-Fire Lina

Commission Lay Test Case Filed  H. Rouw Co. Named Defendant in Suit

FARMERS HOLD . PMA ELECTIONS BY MAIL VOTE   SUCCL SDYOS VORUNIVOCCIICH Al Each Township; Mail Out

\Critiés Behind “Get Acheson” Drive ‘To Vote on Bill Denying Him Salary

Showdown on Achesor Pay Near   Phillips’ Amendment to Cut Off Pay Due for Vote Tomorrow

ACHESON FACES BLOW AT HANDS OF REPUBLICANS   Llouse Critics Will Ge Chance To Separate Secretary From Federal Payroll.

Foes of Acheson  Get Their Chance   House Will Consider Bill to Try to Knock Secretary Of State Off the Payroll

‘House Critics of State Department Get Their Chance This Week to Try to Take Acheson Off Pay Roll

SHOWDOWN DUE TOMORROW Truman Forees Confident Of   Stopping ‘Get-Acheson’ Drive

Close Vote Expected In  Acheson Drive   Showdown To Be Soon on GOP’s Move To Knock Dean Acheson off Federal Payroll.

House Crities Of Acheson Get Chance   Money Bill May Be Means Of Dropping  Name From Pavrol!!

House Foes Given Chance To Cut Salary   Showdown Expectec Tuesday During Amendment Vote; Leaders Confident

Republicans Hope To Insert Amendment In Money Bill Deleting Secretary’s Pay

House Critics To Get Chance On Wednesday   Truman Leaders Feel Confident In Halting Drive

Showdown On Acheson Seen For Tomorrow  Critics Get Chance o mange hb, Beceatary Off U. S. Pavroll

Strong House Support Reported Behind Bill To Remove Acheson From Payroll

Two Killed tn Bomber Crash   Plane Smashes Into A Lofty Blue Ridge  Mountain.

Two Reserve Airmen Die In Wreck Of Twin-Engine Bomber In Virginia

Airmen Killed In Blue Ridge Bomber Crash   Two Meet Death ‘As B-26 Hits Mountain In National Forest

B-26 Bomber Hits Blue Ridge Peak   Searching Party Finds Two Dead

Ready To Move In To Repair Levees   Army Engineers Have Emergency Funds for  Work .in' Kansas   DAMAGE IN WULLIONS  General Chorpening Reports to Congressmen at Luncheon

Ready To Move In  To Repair Levees   Army Engineers Have Emergency Funds for  Work in Kansas

Heavy Rains Renew Flood Threat Here   ‘Predicted Thunderstorms Tonight, Saturday To Cause New Overflows

1951 SHIPPING SEASON OPENS   Tanker Polaris Arrives Here With Big Cargo Of Gasoline

“Older Generation Shocked At Disrespect Shown Ruler By Leftist Jap Students

Jap Students Heckle Empero On State Tour   Older Generation Shocked At Incident Unique in History

HIROHITO, ONCE CONSIDERED DIVINE BY JAPANESE PEOPLE, IHECKLED BY LEFTIST STUDENTS

THE FAT BOY’S DIET  Checking Weight Every 3 Days Gives True Eating Guide  Daily Variations Cloud Picture, Tubby Eimer Finds

Checking Weight Every 3 Days Gives True Eating Guide  Daily Variations Cloud Picture, Tubby Elmer Finds

The Fat Boy’s Diet  Check Weight Every 3 Days For Accuracy  Daily Variations Cloud Picture, Elmer Finds

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Editor Admits Speaking Before The Photo Leagué

Shawnee Considers Business Proposal   Huge Arms Manufocturen's Offer to Establish Flont Under Study

Dixie Demos Waiting to See What Ike Does  if GOP Nominates Hin  eae aan , Sen Fe

Ironton Man Slain In Home  Homer Duty, 56,Gives Up As Shotgun User

"Feacher Wrong’  (FDR's Doctor Tells Student  \Late President Not Suicide

Spark Of An Old Rumor  FDR’‘s Doctor Assures Student President's Death No Suicide

Radio Station KTSW Has a New Manager   Max Bicknell Comes Here From KIUL, Garden City; Owen Balch in Hospital

Radio Station KTSW . ‘Has ao New Manager   Max Bicknell Comes Here From KIUL, Garden City; Qwen Ralckh in Hocvital -

Truman Sees 2-Year Need  For Controls   By Then, He Says, Nation Should Be Strong Enough To Quiet Kremlin

Controls For 2 Years Truman   Tight Economic Grip, Higher Taxes Necessary To Convince Kremlin

industrial Men Hear  President   Warns Peace In Korea Would Not End World Crisis

‘Truman Says Peace In Korea je T a : ‘ a Will Not End Communisi Threat

Danger of War For Two Years, President Says  Warns Korean Peac: Would Not End Red Threat to World

Truman Sees af Least Two Years Of Tight Controls   Believes Only Strength Will Deter Russians

Lack of Spray  Encourages Fear  Of Borer Damage But Small Grain Is   But Small Grain Is Doing Fine, Harvest  May Begin Next Week

Lack of Spray Encourages Fear Of Borer Damage  But Small Grain Is  Doing Fine, Harvest

Reports Say ? Die As British Fire On Crowds   English Determined To Remain In Suez; More Soldiers Sent

Several Die In Rioting In Cities on  Suez Canal  British Troops Open Fire; Reinforcements Are Movine In

Britain Rushes Reinforcements and Commander Pledges Troops Will Remain Despite Efforts of King Farouk.

Up Tol? Killed And  Scores Hurt   Reinforcements To Embark For Embattled Area

Many Injured In Two Cities Along Cana!   London Dispatches Forces To Bolster Garrisons In Trouble Area

British Guns Slay Rioting Egyptians  7 To 17 Reported Killed In Sudan;  Tommy Reinforcements Move In

ENGLISH RUSH DETACHMENTS TO HOT SPOT!      Farouk Is Declarec “King Of Egypt And Sudan”

British Forces In Egypt Will Be Reinforced   Fighting Starts In Two Sectors; Planes On Scene

British Fire On Egyptians  In Suez Area   Reinforcements Speed To British Garrison; Situation Normal Now

Seven to 17 Persons Reported Killed and Scores Injured in Disorders in Two Cities on Suez Canal—English Commander Declares “We Will Not Be Forced Out or Knocked Out” of Area—Reinforcements on Way.

British Troops Fire Inte Mobs At Port Said,  Ismailia   REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED BY LONDON

Britain Rushes Troops fo Hold Control of Suez   Planes Go to Cyprus For Paratroopers After Eqyptians Riot

Truce Agenda Accord Seen as Envoys Meet  Last Barrier to Full-Scale Peace Talks

Reds Believed Set To Discuss ‘Troops After Treaty Made   Issue Is Last Big Barrier to Agreement on Agenda for Armistice Talks; U. N. Delegation Goes to Tenth and Most Promising Session

U.N. Likely To Accept Commie Plan   Would Postpone Issue on Troops  Until After Truce

U.N, Communists Near Agreement On Troop Removal   Allied Delegation Apparently Ready To Accept Red Compromise—Wave Of Optimism In United Nations Headauarterc

Reds Offer To Meet UN Demands   Wave Of Optimism Sweeps Headquarters Alter Ninth Session

Busy Week End for AF actory Worker   Left Pregnant Wife for a "Teen Aged Blonde, Took Car, Kidnapped, He Says

SAYS PACT MAKES JAPAN ‘A U.S. BASE            Russia “Disassociates. _ self’ From San Francises Conference and Will Net Sign Peace Treaty.   OTHER NATIONS SIGNING TODAY.   Gromyko Charges. Treaty Is Draft for New War’! Prepared by “Seasoned Warmonger” Dulles.

Gromyko Says We Wuz Robbed Blames U.S. A.  Three Red Nations Are Only Holdouts

SAYS PACT MAKES JAPAN A U. S. BASE   Russia “Disassociates Itself’’ From San Francisco Conference and Will Not Sign Peace Treaty,   OTHER NATIONS SIGNING TODAY   Gromyko Charges Treaty Is “Draft for New War” Prepared by “Seasoned Warmonger” Dulles,

Senafe Okays Redistricting Bill From Hous   Rogers Kelley Pushes for Action; Only 3 Opposed

COP KLLLER BELIEVED SHOT IN GUN BATTLE   Policemen in Man Hunt Exchange Shots With Suspect in Car.

FUGITIVE MAY BE HURT Slayer Believed to Have Exchanged Shots With Officers

Believe Hunted Convict Wounded   Seek Man Wanted For Murder In ‘Cleveland

E dbase Io Mien Eto   Russians Reply to Peace Meeting Note   10-Point Answer Suggests Soviet May Haves Made Counter Proposals to Plan of West

Mother Held For Baby Murder   Boone Countian Admits Drowning Douahter. 4

EVASION OF DATA ON PW'S IS ALSO CITED   Enemy Is ‘Going Through Motions,’ UN Spokesman Say:

UN Says Reds Planning War In Peace Talks   Allies Charge Communists With Back-Handed Stab

Reds Charged By Allies Of Planning War   UN Also Accuses Commies of Trying To Squirm Out Of POW Agreement

Reds Talk Truce But Plan War, Is Allied Charge   Trying to Squirm Out of Agreement on Prisoners, Claim

Plan War While Talking Peace, U.N. Tells Reds   Also Try to Squirm Out of Agreement on Prisoners, Claim

Just Making Motion Now   U.N. Also Charges Reds Trying to Squirm Out Of Agreement On PW’s

TRY TO SQUIRN OUT OF POW AGREEMENT   Plan Session In Panmunjom On New Year’s Day   Declares Reds Just Going Through Motions, Wait For Instructions

U.N. And Red Truce Negotiators Still Deadlocked on Two Main Issues

Last 51 Talk Finds Allies, Reds Snagged   Enemy Accused of Breaking Word on Fate of 50,000 POWs  ‘eee xs aca cnrereree:

No Change in Korean truce Talk Outlook   Allies Accuse Reds Of Treachery and Insincerity in Armistice Conference

Truce Talkers Wind Up 1951 In Usual Deadlock  UN Accuses Reds   UN Accuses Reds Of Planning War While Negotiating

Accusation Made at Last 1951 Session   Subcommittees Are Deadlocked On All Issues

Say Reds Talk Peace, Plan War   U.N. Command Says Communists Won't Tel What Happened To Over 50,000 POWs

SHARP BLAST FROM THE U.N.  Reds Accused Of Planning War While Talking Peace

Charge Reds ‘Want War, Not Peace   U.N, Delegates At Truce Tali Accuse Chinese

Says Foe Plans War  While Talking Peace  Korean Negotiations “Still _Dead. Locked inLast 195! Session. ”

1951 Talks End In Deadlock on Truce, Prisoners  plliss Gis tint Rela in ment

Deadlock Still Holds  On 2 Issues   Turner Says Airfield Building, Assumption of Victory Cast Shadow Over Negotiations      Failed to Give Data

U.N. CHARGES CHINESE STILL PLANNING WA   Wrangle Goes On, But Delegates To Meet Again New Year's Day.

Final 1951 Talks Still Find Full Deadlock   Allies Declare Enemy Squirming Out of Prisoner Acreement

U.N. Claims Reds. Don’t Want Peace   Ominous Shadow Falls Over Talks During Deadlock

TRUCE DELEGATES WIND UP 1951 WITH AN ARMISTICE STILL IN A BITTER WRANGLE

CHARGE ‘REDS PLAN WAR AND TALK TRUCE      Communists Refuse to Tell What Happened to 50,000 Prisoners. ,

Say. Reds Seek To Avoid Making Peace  U.N. Also Charges Enemy Squirmiiig Out of Agreement

AEDo KELP UP TAUGE DELAY AS YEAR ENDS   UN Accuses Them of Planning War While Squirming Out of Agreement.

DECLARES REDS TALK OF PEACE, PLAN FOR WAR   TRUCE NEGOTIATIONS ENTER THE NEW YEAR STILL DEADLOCKED

Accuse Reds  Of War Plans  Allies Say Enemy   Allies Say Enemy Trying To Squirm Out Of Agreement

UN Accuses Reds of New War Plans  Using Armistice Talks to Build Up Forces for Attack

Allies Charge Reds Plan Wai During Talks   Say Communists Also Refuse To Reveal Fate Of Prisoners

U.N. Again Hits Reds In Truce Talks   Says They Plan War While Parleying And Evade POW Questior

Allies Accuse Reds of Planning War, Not Truce  U.N. Also Demands Actounting Of 50,000 POWs

REDS ACCUSED OF PLANNING WAR  ‘Truce Talkers Wind Up 1951 In Usual Deadlock

UN Says Reds Talking Peace, Planning War At Same Time   Deadlock Continues On Policing, POW s«

TRY 10 SQUIRW OUT OF POW AGREEMENT   Plan Session In Panmunjom On New Year’s Day   GEN, NUCKOLS   Declares Reds Just Going Through Motions, Wait For Instructions

Claim Reds Plan For War While They Talk Peace   UN Still Presses For Information On War Prisoners

Final Peace Talks of ‘51 Still Snagged   No Hope Seen for Any General Truce In Korean Battles

Reds Planning War While Negotiating Truce, U.N. Charges   Envoys Wind Up Yeor Still Deadlocked On Two Important Issues

Reds Plan War While Pursuing Truce Talks  7   Data on POWs Holds Up Negotiations to Halt Korean War

* CLASH OVER PRISONER DATA  Accuse Reds Of Planning War At Truce Parleys

Foe Doesn't W ant Peace. UN Charges  Data Refused On 50,000 Captives

ACCUSE REDS OF WAR PLANS   Claim Communists Try Tc Squirm Out Of Giving Data On POW’s

PEACE EFFORTS FAIL IN 1951   Allied, Red Delegates Go Into New Year Without Agreement

Accuse Reds of Planning War   Allies Charge Bad  Eoith in Truce Talke

Reds Talk Peace Plan for War, Allies Charge   Failure to Account For South Korean Prisoners Hit

Truce Talks in Bitter Wrangle   Want War Not Peace, Reds Told; Snac Over Building of Air Bases

Final Peace Talks 0.1951 End With Deadlock Unbroker   Accuse Reds of Planning War As Peace Is Talked

Reds Accused Ot Planning War Not Peace   Subcommittees Still Deadlocked on Issues Of Armistice. POW s— Will Continue Talks

Year Ending With Truce Still A Bitter Wrangle   U.N. In Final Session Charges Reds With Planning War While Negotiating An Armistice; Deadlock Holds.

Allies Assail Red ‘Stalling’   Accused of Planning Wear Instead of Peace

Allies Charge Them Of Plotting War During Talks   Subcommittees Wind Up Year Deadlocked Over Two Big Issues

Final Talks Ot Old Yea Deadlocke:   Enemy Is Accused Of Effort To Avoid Prisoner Reports

Reds Refuse To Tell About 50,000 Prisoners of War   Accuse Reds of Planning War Not Peace In Korea

U.N, SAYS REDS TALKING PEACE PLOTTING WAR   Final Talks Of 1951 Find [ssues Snarled Over 50,000 Wnaccounted For War Captives.

Charge Reds Plan for War While Talking of Peace   Allies Say Enemy Tries to “Squirm Out” of Account ing for 50,000 POW’s.

‘Final Truce Talk of °51-— UN Accuses Commies Still Planning War

Reds Trying To Welch On Prisoner Info   Final Peace Talks Of 1951 Getting Nowhere

Reds Accused Of Planning War at Talks   UN Says Reds Won't Provide Data on POWs

KOREAN WAR ONE YEAR OLD . . .  Faces Change in Korea But U.S. First Marines Are in Fight to Stay

Bulgaria Border Closed By Turks   Fear Red Agents Crossing Frontier

President Denies Tax Case Promise  Definition Differs, Rep. King Explains

Didn’t Promise Justice Dept.’s ‘Tax Files To Probers, Says Trumar

Bourbons Plan Meet to Select New Chairman   Session Is Slated For October 31 In National Capita

Reject Soviet Proposal of US Aggression   49 Countries Oppose Charge Supported by 5 Soviet Bloe Nations

Russ Charges Slapped Down   U.N, Political Committes Overwhelmingly Rejects Accusations Against U. $.

Reject Charges From Russia  Before U. N.  Aggression by U.S. Declare dto be  - fF. 7. =

UN Unit Rejects Russian Charges  Aggression Paci nst China Was Charged

UN Rejects Russian Charges   Only Five Nations Vote to Brand U.S.  - Aggressor in China; Formosa ‘Piceanholed’

Russian Charge Rejected.By U.N.   Body Refuses to Name U.S. as an Aggressor Against Communist? Ching

U.N. Rejects Soviet Charge   Vote Claims That U.S. Was Not The Korean Aggressor

United Nations Reject Soviet Claim That U. S.  Has Been Aggressor

U.N. GROUP SPURNS RUSSIA’S CHARGES :   Reds Had Said U. §. Wa: Agirressor Against China

Russia's Charge of U.S. Aggression Fails in U.N.   Overwhelming Vote Is 43 to 5: Other Soviet Demand Also Defeated.

SOLVE MURDER OF YANK SPY DURING WAR   Charge 2 Americons and 3 Italians Killed Officer. in italy, i. 2

Slaying Of U. S. Officer Behind Enemy Lines In Italy Seven Years Ago Solved

Bare Deuce Of Spades’ Killing Of Cloak And’ Dagger Officer By Gls

Defense Department Charges 1944 Murder of -US Intelligence Officer Plotted by Aides

OSS Officer Murder Reported Sol ved   - Defense Department Names’T wo United States Soldiers:

Mystery of Killing of American 0.S. S. Officer in Haly 7 Years Ago Solved

Murder Of OSS Officer Solved, Govt. Announce:   Defense Dept. Says Act Occurred Behind Enemy Lines In 1944

Wartime Killing Of Major Told   ‘Deuce of Spades’ Murder by Men On Secret Mission

“U.S. Spy Said Killed by GI’s Behind Enemy Lines in Italy in 1944

MEN WALK FREE   Accused Murderers of Army Officer Can't Be’ Tried in U. S. Courts

ON THE INSIDE   CLOAK AND DAGGER Mystery Death of American  OSS Officer Finally Solved

Slaying Took Place During  Behind-the-Lines Mis sion, Army Charges

Fellow Servicemen Killed US Major On OSS Mission Behind Enemy Lines

Cold-Blooded Killing of U.S. Officer in Italy Laid to Two American GIs

revuow Americans implicated in Vyartime Wiurcer  Mystery Slaying of OSS Major Behind Enemy Lines Is Solvec

Deuice Of Spade Killing OF 05S Major Solved  Say Two U. 5. Soldiers  Slew Officer Behind lines In WW? Plot

Accuse 2 Former Soliders  Of Killing U.S. Spy In 1944   One of Accused Denies Part In Slaying In Italy

—ON MISSION— 2 Italians  And 2 Gis Are Named   STORY. LONG KEPT SECRET

Cold-Blooded Killing Said Solved      ‘CLOAK AND. DAGGER’ MAN SAID SLAIN BY OWN AIDES

“Deuce of Spades” killing of OSS Officer Seven Years Ago is Solved

Cold-Blooded “Deuce of Spades” Killing of Cloak-and-Dagger Officer in 1944 Has Been Solved

Four N amed In Death 3 Of U.S. OSS Officer  r —WARTIME SLAYING SOLVED—

OSS Murder Revealed By Army Probe   2 Ex-Cloak-Dagger Officials Charged With Slaying Majo

story More Like Fiction than Real Life  Bizarre Killing of American In Italy During War Revealed

Story of Crime of Seven Years Ago in OSS Made Public  Weird Murder Tale Revealed

Mystery Slaying Of OSS Officer Behind Enemy Lines Solved At Last

SOLVE MURDER OF YANK SPY DURING WAR   Charge ,2 Americans and 2 bof -. Italians Killed, Officer.

Two Ex-Servicemen Charged With Killing OSS Major Seven Years Ago

Slaying of Maj. Wm. Y. Holohan. Committed by Two Americans, Two Italians Says Defense Department

CLOAK AND DAGGER SLAYING SEVEN YEARS AGO SOLVED  Deuce of Spades Meant Death for OSS Ofticer

Bizarre Story Of Slain OSS Officer Revealed   Two American Soldiers Charged In Report

Italy May Try Pair for Killing OSS Officer    State Department Accuses Two Forme: U. S$. Servicemen

OSS Officer’s Weird Murder In Italy Told   Slain By Companions On Mission Behind Lines

Cloak-and-Dagger Killing Solved  4 Aides Linked to ‘Deuce of Spades’ Slaying of OSS Man

Strike Termed Security Peril  Legal Action Applied To-End Walkout

Government Tries LawAndPersuasion  To End Rail Strike   White House Says Walkout Injuring National Security; Rail Service Near Paralysis And Spreading Rapidly Throughout Entire Nation

Cuaie’s Wife Gives Deposition   Government Applies Both Legal Action, Persuasion  In Effort To End Rail Tieup

Strike Blocks Supplies Flow To War Front   Government Seeks Names Of ‘Sick’ Trainmen Jn Court Action

U.S. Applies Legal Action In Walkout  White House Says   White House Says Work Stoppages  Hurts Production

GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTION TO END STRIKE      Switchmen’s Sickness Is Slowly Hitting Entire Service

SEES INJURY TO NATIONAL SECURITY   Apply Legal Action In Concerted Effort To End “Sick Call”

White House Says Work Stoppage Is Hurting Security   Government Applies Both Legal Action and Persuasion in Effort to End Tie-Up; Major Trains Cancelled.

Cour Gets Names of “Sick” Men on the BRT Roster   Judge Delays Action to Feb, 10 to ‘Look Over the List

Paralysis Grips Nation’s Rails, Industry  Strike Unjustified, Says White House

Persuasion Attempted In ‘Sick’ Strike  Taken To End Snar  tn Trancnortation

Nation Hit Hard By _ Rail Strike   Union Leaders Cited For Court Contempt

Legal Action Taken in Rail Walkout   White House Says Strike Hurting National Security

Industry Hurt As Many Trains  Out of Service   White House Declares Situation Intolerable; Hearing Is Continued

Lists Of “Sick” Switchmen Will Be Compared With December Strikers For Judge Igoe’s Consideration Next Friday

ALLIES DESTROY 3 SOVIET-BULT “TANKS IN KORE   Two Self - Propelled Guns Spetted in Enemy Buildup in West   TROOPS BATTLE IN EAST   Marines Fight Bitterly to Win Hill Positions fram Foe

Allies Blast Red Tanks As Battle Tempo Rises  Appearance of Enemy Armor Again Stirs Sneculation of Possible Communist Drive

THREE RED TANKS ARE KNOCKED OUT IN WESTERN KARFA   Appearance of Armor Near Yonchon Stirs Speculation Enemy Is About to Launch Drive.   FIERCE HILL BATTLES —— RAGE-ON-IN EAST   Air Force and Navy Planes Light Path of Allied Troops Moying Up Peaks by Dropping Flares.

Ps ycholgy Pays Off In Korea More Than 50,000 Reds  Quit, Surrender To U.S.

lran Finally Into Voting   National Elections Climax Weeks of Bloody Riots ond Death Threats

Mossadegh Favored in lran Voting   Hero Who Defied “Foreign Enemies” May Be Re-elected Head of Nationalist Government

Panama Is Torn By Riots   City Paralyzed By Strike, and Gun Fights Flare; Row Is Over Policies of President

A PANAMA INFERNO   Martial Law Proclaimed tc Keep Peace After Of ficial’s Move

et _ eel  Mobs Riot In Panama City  Constitution Switch Brings Outbreaks

Shooting Breaks Out In Panama  Tense City Paralyzed By General Strike

IS WIDENING   Constitution - Switchins President’s Ouster Is Demanded

Panama Paralyzed By Riots, Strikes   Mobs Are Protesting Seizure of Powers By the President

Mob Attacks  And Shooting  In Panama — Whole City Into  Tenseness Over A es Le Ne. Oe

Gunfire, Riots Follow Paname General Strike   Mobs Protest Arias Switch OF Constitutions

Shooting and Mob Attacks Break Out in Panami As Strike Against President Paralyzes City

Constitution Issue Splits President, Army in Panama  Police Delegation Hits Charter Swapping

Shooting, Mob Attacks Break Out in Panama   Whole City Tense After Constitution Switch by President

Shooting, Mob Attacks Break Out In Panama  General Strike On In Capital Following Constitution Switch

DISORDERS BREAK OUT IN PANAMA   Shooting and Mob Attacks Accompany Genera! Strike Against Regime of President Arias. -

General Walkout Paralyzes Panama  Radio Station Is Wrecked by Mob

Angry Political Rioting Breaks Out in Panama   President's Effort to Switch Constitutions Leads to Bloodshed

Panama City Tense as Vio'ence Breaks in General Strike   Follows President Arias’ Effort To Increase His Power.

MOB VIOLENCE STRIKES HIT PANAMA CITY   Capital Swept By Revolt Against New President

Reds io  to Build Bur ned Temple   Iran Commumists Emerge Despite Bloody Riot

As Time for Talks Nears, He Says There’s No Real  Guarantee of Korea Peace

Depends on Ability to Agreé With Reds on Terms, Says UN Leader On Eve of Official Truce Parley

U. N. Commander Gives Five Emissaries Final Instructions on Armistice Talks.    REJECTS DEMANDS OF  WESTERN NEWSMEN

No Guarantee Ot Peace in \ evotiations   Ridgway Warns Good Faith Can be Judged  On Performance Only —~Newsmen Are Barred

Final Truce In Balance Of Intentions  Wait-See Policy Urged by General As Envoys Gather

CHIEF DECLARES PERFORMANCE S TEST OF TRUCE   "inal Instructions Given Representatives For Cease-Fire Payley Tuesday Morning,

Gen. Ridgway Warns Against Over-Optimism   Points Out Korean Peace Depends on Sincerity of Red Negotiators

Faith To Be Judged Only By Performance In Talks, Top Officer Tells Newsmen  Formal Truce Talks Open Tonight In Kaesone: Reperters Are Barred

General Says No Guarantee Of A Peace   Final Talks Are Set To Begin Late Today In Kaesong

Final Armistice Negofiations Open Tuesday; Allies Hopeful   Conference Will Start This Afternoon Alaska Time, Tuesday Korean Time; Excellent Chance That Battle Will End

U.N. Sends 5 To Sessions  At Kaesong  Preliminary Parley   Preliminary Parley Over Week End Sets Stage For Full Talks

No Guarantee Promised For Korean Peace   Commander Flies To ‘Peace Camp’ With His Envoys; Plan Truce Meet

Says The Reds Must Prove Good Faith By  Their Performance”   Allied Commander Declares Agreement Qn An Armistice Must Precede Cegestien fit Hoctilities _

Reds Good Faith Must Be Proven, General Asserts   Talks Due to Begin At 6 p.m. Today in Camp Near Munsan

Truce to Depend On Full Agreement   Envoys Get Instructions; Talks to Begin Tonight

Performance Only Test Of Good Faith Ridgway Warns  i a I i   Negotiations for Cease Fire Begin In A Few Hours

Judge Good Faith By Performance,  UN Leader Warns  Agreement On An Armistice  Must Precede Fight’s End

Ridgway Denies Talks ‘Guarantee’  Peace for Korea U.N. Group Ready  For Conferences At Kaesong Site

Cautions Against False Hores As Final Talks Near   General Savs Good Faith Must Be Judge On Performance; Russian Jets Baeged In Air Fiehting

ENVOYS OPEN TRUCE PARLEY ON TUESDAY   Supreme Commander Warns Against Optimism Before Session Starts   GROUNDWORK LAID   General to Remain Available While Allies, Reds Confer

The Weather   Ridgway Warns Peace Is Still Not Assured   Armistice Talks Slated To Get Underway At 6 P. M. Today, Monroe Time, And May Last For Days

UN Commander Wary Of Foe As  Envoys Confer   Final [Instructions Given Cease-Fire Envoys; U. S. Press Barred From Talks; Troops In Field Optimistic

Communists Must Show Good Faith  Negotiations to Get Under Way At 6 p.m. Today

START OF TALKS WITH REDS ONLY FEW HOURS AWAY   Preliminary Talks At Kaesong Sunday Called 100 Per Cent Success, Although ‘Many Disagreements Remain To Be lroned Out.

Warns on Eve of Cease-Fire Parley in Korea Performance Will Decide Foe's Good or Bad Faith.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR ARMISTICE START TOMORROW   WESTERN NEWSMEN WILL BE BARRED AT FIRST MEETING

Armistice Talk Not a Guarantee of Peace, Claim   Ridgway Warns That Performance Stage Has Not Yet Arrived

Ridgway Says ‘Good Faith’ Main Factor   General Warns No Guarantees Of Peace Yet

Sees No Real Guarantee Of Korean Peace   Ridgway Discusses Negotiations To Open With Communists In Kaesong Tuesday

Armistice Meet Begins Tuesday In Old Capital   Allied Negotiators Given Final Orders By U. N. Commande:

Higher Level Trace Parley Due To Start   Allied Leader Flies  To Korea, Points To “Good Faith” Angle

General Ridgway Has Waitand-See Attitude on Korean Talks   WN. EINVUTO ENN UE  Vice-Admiral :Joy Heads Allied Delegation to Kaecons Site

Ridgway Declares Good Faith of Peace — Move Can Be Judged Only by Actions

No Real Guarantee of Peace In Korea Seen As Cease-Fire Talks Starts at Kaesong   Ridgway Doubts Good Faith On Part of Reds

No Guarantee Of Cease-Fire  Ridgway Says Peace   Ridgway Says Peace Depends On Reds

Armistice Pact Must Precede End Of Warfare   Newamen Urge Western Press Be Represented At Mecting In Kaesong

General Ridgway Has Wait and-See Attitude on Korean Talks   ‘U.N. ENVOYS ENROUTE   Vice-Admiral Joy Heads Allied Delegation to Kaesong Site

Supreme U.N. Commander ls Near Scene   Preliminary Talks Leave a Number Of Disagreements

Good Faith Of Chinese And Korean Reds Unsure   Five UN Envoys Due To Open Discussion Tonight, U. S. Time

Armistice Parley Opens Tomorrow— Indicate Western Newsmen Barred From First Day's Session, But May Be Admitted Later—Ridgway Flies To ‘Peace Camp,’ Gives » Envoys Pinal _Instructions a

No Real Guarantee He Says   Talks Open Tomees As General Names’ Five Allied: Envoys

No Peace Guarantee In Korea   ‘Good Faith of Reds  Can Only Be Judged Later, Ridgway Tells U.N, Corresnondenis

RIDGWAY SAYS NO REAL PEACE IS GUARANTEED   Armistice Parleys Open Tuesday; Liaison Chiefs Lay Groundwork

Allied Chief and Envoys Arrive at Peace Camp   War In Korea Continues, But Fighting Not on Large Scale

Full Scale Cease Fire Talks Near   Allies and Reds To Confer at Kaesong Monday

Talks Scheduled To Start Tonight, Hamilton Time   COMMANDER   Appoints Five U. N. Peace Envoys; Initial Meeting Termed Success

Negotiations To Start Tonight For Armistice   UN Leader Says Good Faith Will Be Judged by Performance At Talks Beginning at 7 P. M.

Performance Only Judge Of Good Faith  - Commander   Conferences Scheduled to Start Tonight: Western Newsmen Barred

Parley Due On Tuesday In Kaesong   Supreme Commander Says Performance to Judge Communists’ Sincerity   No Guarantee      General Sees No Real Proof That Peace Will Follow

Truce Dickers At Kaesong To Start Tuesday  Five UN Cease-Fire Deleaates Picked

Actual Talks On Cease-Fire Open Tonight   Allied Delegation To Fly to Kaesonq For Negotiations

No Real Guarantee That Peace in Korea Will ‘Come From Armistice Talks, Ridgway Warns

Ridgway Warns Talks May Not Bring War's End   Performance Stage Still Ahead, He Tells Americans

—NO GUARANTEE OF ARMISTICE— Success Of Cease-Fire Talks Will Depend On Good Faith

OAYS ChANGES STILL RESTING ON GOOD FAITH   Five Allied Envoys Ready at Peace Camp. for Kaesong Talks Tuesday.

Performance To Test Red Good Faith   Newsmen Irate Over ‘Propaganda: Marel’ Seored by Enemy

Good Faith Yet To Be Shown, General Says   Envoys Given Final Instructions Before Talks Begin Tonight

Ridgway Warns There Is No Guarantee Peace Will Come From Armistice Negotiations

No Real Guarantee  Ot Peace   Ridgway Warns Armistice Negotiations Do Not Mean Anything Settled   ‘TALKS START TONIGHT    TALBS START LONIGHIT    One Russian MIG Jet Shot Down in Aerial Fighting Near Sinanju

Ridgway Says No Guarantee Talks  To Lead To Peace  UN Delegates Receive Final   UN Delegates Receive Final Orders For Chat Set Tonight

Gen tee, He Say   Talks Open Tomorren As General Names Five Allied Envoys

General Speaks To War Scribes Before Parleys   No Western Newsmen To Attend Session Tomorrow, He Says

Train Crashes Depot; One Dead   Monon Passenger Goes Off Track, Speeding Around Curve

Monon Crash Kills One, Probe Starts  Station Demolished By Passenger Train

Arms Ban Bill Stirs Hot Debate   Senate Postpones Action Till Today

Republicans Hold It Is Toc Soft On Reds And Their Friends; Prospective Filibus ter Broken

Red Trade Curb Bill Up Today”   Consideration Postponed When Filibuster Loomed

Backs Sending Four Divisions Into Europe   Marshall Reveals Truman Approval Secured For Action

Marshall Tells Plans  To Senate   Reports Truman Has Approved Reinforcements

Six Divisions Of U.S. Troops In Europe Is Plan   Senate Committee Is Given Facts By Secretary Marshall  -_ eaeaseee €£@ &£@ Aa he ae eee

President Calls For Vigilance   Sas U. S. Alert For New Outburst Of Red Aggression

U.S. Must Be Alert, Chief Says   President Fears  New Red Outburst

Truman Warns Russians May Move Elsewhere  Urges Caution On Truce; Praises UN Fighting Forces

U.S. On Alert For Fresh Outburst Of Red Power   President Urges Cautious Attitude On Cease-Fire Talks

SENATE GETS HOUSE-OKAYED DEFENSE BILL   Department Financing Also Is Sent To Upper Chamber

Lithofold Official's'Kin Once White House-Employee   Sen. ‘Nixon Says This May Have Frompted Truman ta Trato Whitewash Case :

Crony of ex-Tammany Boss Broods About Being ‘Broke’   But ‘Fishhocks’ Has Over 8 Million Dollars

‘Fishhooks’ Mc Carthy, Ex-Tammany Power, Lives as Recluse with $8,000,000

Rich Recluse, Ex-Tammanyite, Says He’s Broke   Plight of Onetime Political Power Disclosed in Sujt+

FROM ARENA TO KITCHEN  Woman Bullfighter Weds Lion Hunter in Portugal

Move to Increase Cost of Penny  Postcard Will Be Opposed by Hall

(). S. Warden, Publisher of Great Falls Tribune, Dies Early Today   Was Famous for His Leading Role in Developing West

0. 5. Warden, 85, Great Falls Publisher And State Civic Leader, Taken by Death

Murder Case Against Bill Cook Slated   Slayer to Face Trial In California for Slaying of Robert Dewey of Seattle

Important Concession  Made by UN   Communists Agree to Divulge Fate of 30,000 Unaccounted  for Prisoners  Six Point Program     Reluctant Agreement Is Mada tr Ran Kiftahktc

Up to Reds If Truce Talks Are To Make Headway   Have Conceded All We Can, Says U. N. Neaotiator

Both Sides Give  Up Concessions   U.N, Tells Reds It Will By pass Aerial Reconnaissance in Truce   “MOST VITAL MOVE”   NMOL VIRAL WV  Enemy Agrees to Report on 50,000 Unaccounted for U. N. POWs

Move To Break Long Deadlock In Truce Talks   Reds Must Accept Without Change Compromise Plan For Policing Truce

U.N. Gives Ground on Inspection of Troops from Air   Is Biggest Concession Yet Made by Allies; More Word on Red-Held POW’'s

UN ENVOYS IN NEW TRY FOR DEADLOCK END   Dropping Aerial Surveys Is Major Proposal Point

Waive Demanc For Air Check Of Red Fields   Communists Agree To Account for 50,000 ‘Missing’

FOR AERIAL INSPECTION   Allies Also Agree to Negotiate Troop Rotation in Effort to Break DeadDeadlock,   REDS TO TELL CAPTIVES’ FATE   Negotiators Agree on Three of Six Points; Allies Firm on Truce Police Issue.

Allies Make Final Truce Talks Offer   Policing Involved; Enemy Agrees To Give Data On Fate of 50.000.

UN Drops Demand for Air Watch  — e to Tell  i I a   Reds Agree to Tell What Happened to 50,000 Prisoners

Reds to Reply Sunday; Allies Drop Air Check, “Fo Negotiate Rotation

Allies Abandon Demands For Air Inspection   Biggest Concession; Reds To Tell Fate of 50,000 Prisoners -

UN Won't Press Air Supervision If Reds Accept Policing Plan   Enemy Agrees to Divulge Fate of 50,000 POWs Not Accounted For

FOR AERIAL _ INSPECTION   Allies Also Agree to Neges tiate Troop. Rotation ‘in Effort to. Break  Dead_ Deadlock. ; :   REDS TO TELL «=. CAPTIVES’ FATE   Negotiators Agree on Three of Six Points; Allies Firm on Fence Police Issue.

Allied Delegates Offer Concession  lo Break Impasse  Both Sides Agree On Three Points For Truce Setup

Drops Fight For Aerial  Observation  Reds Agree To Bare Fate Of 50,000 On  Their Prisoner List

Allies Concede Major Point to Communist Team  Air Reconnaissance

DROPS DEMAND FOR AIR OBSERVATION   Offer To. ‘Negotiate Rotation; ; ‘Reds To Divulge Fate Of POW’s

END DEADLOCK IN TRUCE TALK   Reds Agree to Get Facts Asked About  SO 000 Priconere

Allies Offer To Negofiafe Troop Rofafion   Reds Grudgingly Agree To Account For At Least Part Of Miccina 50 000

U.N. Makes Concession On Truce      Reds. Agrée‘To Tell Fate of 50,000 War Prisoners

UN, Reds  Yield on  Two Issues Allies Abandon  Demands for Air Observation

Give Up Demand For Aerial Reconnaissance   Reds Agree To Tell What Became Of Many Prisoners

U.N. Offers fo Drop Demands For Aerial Surveys If Reds Will Accept Policing Plans

ENEMY AGREES TOTELL FATE OF PRISONERS   Allies Make Most-Important Concessions Of Talks—Air Re. connaissance De.  mand Abandoned, .

Both Sides Give  Up Concessions   U.N. Tells Reds It Will By pass Aerial Reconnaissance in Truce   “MOST VITAL MOVE”  Enemy Agrees to Report on 000 Unaccounted  for U. N. POWs

UN. Grants Major Truce Concession   Offers to Drop Demand for Aerial Inspection Behind Enemy's Line

Reds Offered Chance T o Compromise  UN Submits ‘Final Truce Concession’

Troop Rotation Question May Be Negofiated   No Further Offers Will Be Made By Allied Officers

Allies Will Abandon Demands if Commies Okeh Their Proposal  For Policing Truce

Point Conceded in Truce Talks   U.N. Dreps Demand for Air Inspection to Break Deadlock

Reds Promise More Data On War Prisoners  Allies Drop Demand   Allies Drop Demand For Air Police

Reds Agree to Divulge Fate of 50 00 Prisoners   UN Abandons Demand for Aerial Observation During an Armistice

Allies Give Up Demanc For Aerial Inspection To Police Armistice   Concession Called Final Reds Agree to Account For 50.000 Prisoners

U.N. Withdraws Demand for Aerial Observation During Armistice: Foe Will Divuldge Prisoners’ Fate

UN Makes Important Concession to Enemy  Would Drop. Inspection Demand if Compromise Plan is. Accepted.

DROP DEMANDS FOR AIR PATROL OF ENEMY LINES   REDS TO EXPLAIN WHAT HAPPENED TO 50,000 PRISONERS

UN Makes Big Concessions In Truce Talk   Final Offer Is Try At Breaking Deadlock

MacArthur Declares Real I armongers Those Who Refuse to knd Korean War

MacArthur Declares Real  Warmongers Those Who  ne : Refuse to ind Korean War

Similar View Given Senate By Wedemeyer   Ousted General Opens Tour of Texas With Speech

Auto Drops 20 Fee! But No One Killed  Car Skid: Through Rail. Somersaults

Expelled Cadets  Given Invitation  To Notre Dame  Wealthy Man Offers To Pay All Expenses

Notre Dame Offers Haven to Expelled Cadets If They Avoid Varsity Sports

SELLING WAVE HITS — STOCK EXCHANGE   Prices Drop Sharply-—§1 500,000, O00 “lipped Off Quoted Value of Issues Listed,

STOCK MARKET HIT BY SELLING WAVE   Roughest Drop In Four Months With $1,500,000,000 Off Quoted Value

Former Premier Of Lebanon Slain By Gunshots From Fast Automobile

Lebanon Premie Assassin Victim  Body Being Flown  name tan Pare:

Lebanon's Former Premier Is Slain   Official Murdered As Started To Airport In Amman

Malik’'s List Checked   nly 10 of 39 Show Up; Ex-Area Recruiter Appears

Tension Mounts In Iran Crisis   Tehran Charges British Fleet Massed At Head of Persian Gulf

Truman Blames Midwest Floods on People’s ‘Failure’ to Elect Liberals: ‘Politics ‘ Snarts COP Sanainy

Ten Are Killed In Plane Crash In Washington  All Passengers And Members Of Crew Badly Manaled

Seattle-Bound Plane Crashes; 10 Aboard Killec   7 Passengers, Crew Die as Big Airliner Falls in Snowstorm

Benton Asks Full Facts In M’Carthy Red Charge   Evidence Is Sought That Solons Employ ‘Known Communists’ In Their Activities

‘Hand Over Names,’ Werd  To McCarthy   Benton Demands Solon Tell BD. A, About Reds On Conocress’ Staff

Give Evidence to Attorney: Bentor   Let McCarthy Back Up Charge, He Says

Benton Demands McCarthy Back Up His Charges With Some Evidence   Wisconsin Senator Claims There Are Members Of Congress Who Have Communists On Their Staffs.

Health Officer Describes Epidemic Of Teen-Agers Addiction to Dope

 _BURIED ALIVE SIX YEARS— Nazi Soldier Emer ges  From Sealed Off ‘Tomb’

German Vet Entombed 6 Years Lives  Saldier Frees Self   [wwe ww ae we  Soldier Frees Self From Food Bunker Near Polich Village

Soldier Was Buried Six  Years Altve   German Tells of Being in Weell-Supplied Bunker In Darkness

German Soldier Buried Alive For 6 Years In Sealed Off Food Bunker Emerges Alive

Soldier Buried 6 Years in Bunker Emeraes With Beard Down to Knees

German Soldier, Entombed Six Years in Food Bunker, Finally Makes His Way Out in Polanc

Features for Everybody fa the Tefegram Today   Nazi Soldier, Entombed Six Years In Food Bunker, Comes Out Alive

German, Buried Six Years, Lives   ‘Soldier Was Entombed As  Mates Fled Russians

Pair Mummified in Flour  Six-Year Entombment Ends for Nazi Soldier

German Soldier Buried Alive for 6 Years in Bunker Free   Lived for 2 Years in Total darkness

FRIGHTENED POLES FLEE. SPECTER .  -German Soldier Emerges _Affer 6 Years in Tomb

‘Nazi Soldier Survives Six Years _Buried in Underground Food Bunker

German Soldier Buried Six Years  Survives Entombment In Supply Depot

Soldier Buried Alive Six Years  German Tells Weird Story Of Entombmen'

Man Buried Alive 6 Years Survives   Four Entombed in Food Warehouse When Germans Blasted Door Shut Near End of War

WASHED IN LIQUOR Soldier Survives 6 Years Trapped in Polish Cave

\Géeman Rip Van Winkle Emerges From Food Bunkers After Six Years

German Soldier Gropes to Light After Six Years of Underground Entombment

German Soldier, Buried Six Years, Emerges From Warehouse ‘Tomb’; Companion Dies On Escaping Trap

Six Trapped in Food Bunker German Soldier Buried Alive For 6 Years Finally Escapes

British Submarine Fails To Come Out Of Dive In English Channel   Oil Slick Is Found In Area Of Search   Some Hope Still Held That Ship Is Safe In Deep Sea Beyond Signals

American Ships Aid  In Seareh   ‘Affray’ Fails To Come Out Of Dive In English Channel

Fear British Sub Is Sunk   Vessel With 75 Aboard Fails Ta Come Out of Dive

British Sub . Is Lost With 75 On Board   U-Boat Fuils Fo Come Out Of Dive ln Channel Rescue Efforts Begin

Seventeen Ships Join Search After Sub Fails te Surface After Test Dive

British Sub Missing after Test Dive   May Have Sunk with its Crew of 75 off Enalish Cones

British Sub Lost with 75 Aboard   Fails to Surface After Test Dive; Sécres of Ships Rush to Scene

British Sub Feared Sunk, 75 on Board   Craft Disappears After Training Dive in English Channel

British Sub, 75 Aboard, Feared Lost  Fails to Rise During Cruise

CRAFT VANISHES DURING TEST IN ENGLISH CHANNEL   Danish Vessel Reports Big Oil Slick In Search Area; Only Faint Hope Held Commander Misunderstood Orders To Surface.

Ships Crash Info Ocean Off Florida   Cubon Air Line Craft with 34 Aboard Overdue

Planes Collide, Fal Into Ocean  mer,   Liner, 34 Aboard, Navy Plane Crash

Airliner, Navy Trainer in Air Collision  Raealiipen Mane   Believe Many  Fatalities in Crash

High Death Toll Feared As Big Airliner Crashes Into Sea Off Key West

AIRLINER, NAVY PLANE CRASH FEAR 36 DEAD   Collide In Mid-Air Of Key West; Recover Three Bodies

Naval Plane Crashes Into Big Airliner   Cuban Plane Overdue With 34 On Board; 3 Bodies Found

DC-4 Dives Into Water in Crash With Navy Plane   Dozens See Collision Mile South of Beach At Florida Base

Airliner, Navy Plane Crash After Collision  Disaster Occurs Near Key West 34 May Have Raen Ahnard One.

Guards Locked In Room and All Guns Taken   Guard at Gate Knocked Unconscious by Fleeing Desperadoes; Get-Away Reportedly Made in Two Automobiles.

Features for Everybody in the Telesram Today   30 Convicts Overpower Guards, Seize Guns, Flee Alabama Prison

30 Convicts Escape Prison  Men Lock Up Guards: Flee With Weapons

Studies Defense Housing Relief   U.S. May Help Seven Centers in Ohio

Indict Sims Company For False Billing   Chicago Transport Company Charged With Negotiating False Bill of Ladine

Manahan Gets On Committee  For GOP Aims   Bill For Three-Year Use of ‘51 Auto Tags Pushed In Assembly

LAUSCHE TALK SCHEDULED Legislative Hopper Open For New Flood OF Bills

90 Cadets Protest  Expulsion  _ ‘Raw Deal’ Citec 7 At Mass Meeting

Cadets Protest Mass Expulsion As Raw Deal   Army Continues ta Refuse to Reveal Names of Accused

Cadets Protest Dismissal: Claim Raw Dea  Discharged Men Will Face Draft by

90 Cadets  Say Ouster Was Unfait   Hold Mass Meeting T« Protest; Say Many Did Same Thing.

Claim Many Others In Or Cheating   West Pointers Facing “General Discharge” May Soon Join Ranks Of Draftees In Army.

Reds Building Attack Force      Marines Move Closer to Hongchon, Red Arm Central Front GHO

Find Frozen Bodies of 300 In Old Trap   Chinese Appear To Be Building Up Counter-Attack

Allies, Expecting Bia Counter-Atiack, Continue Advance   Seventh and Second U. S. Divisions and Marines Lead Drive Northward.

‘Everything Ready’ For More A-Tests  Winds. Clear Experiment Site.   Winds. Clear Experiment Site, Bomber Pilots Await Orders

Allies Brand Bomb Charge  as a Frameup   Communist Act Presumably Means War to Start Again

Vice Admiral Joy Charges Fraud and Says Lack Of Damage, Wide Distribution of Planted Evidence Suggests That Red Aircraft Dropped Grenades

Princess And Duke Greeted By Huge Crowd  Royal Couple Back   Royal Couple Back In Great Britain After American Trip

Heavy Rains Sunday”: Will Send Cottonweéod, Marais des.Cygnes:on Additional Ramncacec’

District GOP Group Backs Sen. McCarthy   Young Republicans ai Appleton Reverse Prev. ious. Stand

8th District GOP Reverses Stand, Backs McCarthy   Hooper of Manitowoc Asks Sumnicht Ouster Ruled ‘Out of Order’

liegler Backs Highway Taxes  Trucks Get Off Easy Savs Commissioner

Says Motorists Want Better Roads, — Will Be Glad to Pay Higher Gas Tap

Witness Swears Influence Tries Were Atfemptec  Call to White House Related by E. Toole

Boy le Political Influence  On RFC Loans Under Fire       Testimony Reveals Aimerican Lithofold Co. Hired Govt. Official Who: Approved Loan

‘Witness Says Corporation Chief Pressed for Special Influence to Get RFC Loan

PAST TREASURER WITNESS BEFORE RFC-BOYLE PROBE   TESTIFIES HEAD OF FIRM ASKED HIM TO CALL WHITE HOUSE

High Influence’ lor Loan Asked  eee) aes   White House Aid Urged, Witness Says

RFC Official Denies Democratic Chairman Influenced Him to Approve American Lithofold Loan.   BOYLE RETAINED AS FIRM’S LAWYER   Senate Investigators Hear Testimony President of Company Pressed for White House Backing.

Senate Probers Check Boyle Link With RFC Loans   Investigators Hear Primary Testimony; Boyle Denies Charges

Ask Call To White  House   Witness Testifies It Was Sought in The Interest of Loan by RFC

Gasoline Quality   Senators Open Probe In’ RFC, Boyle: ‘Ketivity

St. Louis Loan Pressed, RFC Probers Told   Testimony Commences Publie Hearings Into Influence of Boyle On Government Loans

Claims Firm Asked White House Help   Former Official Denies Pressure From Boyle

White House Plea Is Bared   RFC Witness Says Firm Head Urged Phone Call

Mhite House Linked With RFC Loan Iry   Witness Claims Lithofold Head Told Him to Call Capitol

PRINTING FIRM HEAD HOPED T0 SPEED ACTION   Former Lithofold Treasurer Witness At Ravie Hearing

Witness Says Firm Sought RFC Pressure   Lithofold Terasurer Says He Was Asked to Call White House

Printing Firm Man Testifies At Boyle Probe   Says He Refused to Phone White House

Lithofold Sought White House Aid In Getting Loan   Former Official Says He Refused. To Make Call Asked By Firm’s Head

RFC Official Denies De cratic. Chairman enced Him to Ap American © Lith ofo Loan.              BOYLE RETAINED  AS: FIRM‘S: LAWYER   Senate Investigators Hear. Testimony  President -. Company: Pressed fo  - White House Backing.

Tried To Put Heat On White House For Loan   “High Influence”, Pressure On RFC Declares Witness

Claims Officer Suggested Call To White House  RFC Expert Denies Knowing Democrat Darty’c  ander

Witness Denie: He Sought Aid At Top Levels  RFC Official Says Never Knew Boyle Or ‘Mr. Gabrielson’

Lithofold Firm Sought Loan Aid Of White House   Former Treasurer Says He Refused To Reauest Help

Begin Probe Of  RFC Loan To Firm  Employing Boyle -Part-Allegedly  Taken By Head Of ° Dem. Group I< Iecue

Denies Link to Boyle  Wasn't Pressured   Wasn't Pressured RFC Official Says

RFC Examiner Cites Reward By Lithofold   Committee Probes Company's Use Of Democrat Bovle

Witness Relates ‘Lithofold’ Chief Asked Influence  Hearing Into RFC Be ee ee ee   Hearing Into RFC Loan To St. Louis Firm Starts; Boyle Connection Studied

Solons Push Boyle Probe in Washington   Diary Enlivens Session in  Lithofold Case .

WITNESS SAYS. WHITE HOUSE HELP SOUGHT   Senate Probes Charge Boyle Used Political Power . With RFC.

Witness Swears Lithofold Concern  H ead Asked White House Favor   In Securing Loan From Government

Sought Influence From ‘Top’ to Get RFC Loan   Former Treasurer of St. Louis Firm Testifies at Boyle Hearing.

Frank Marsh Dies Of Illness   Secretary Of State Nine Terms; Was Top Vote Getter

Would Push Communists to Yalu, * Peiping Broadcast Says — Blamed - for Wrecking Truce Talks.

Pro-Soviets Support Bill; Vote Is 106-0   Crowds Cheer Decision To Nationalize One Of West's Assets

lranian Parliament Votes to Seize INation’s British-Owned Oil Industry

Russia Gives Its Support to Tehran Action   Jranian Parliament Votes Unanimously to Flout Contract

Rain Helps To Check Blaze   50 Homes Threatened In West Virginia  Forest Fire.

Changpyong s Captured By Seventh Division  Believe Red Chinese Forces Being Massed For New Counter-Drive

Snow Blankets Fighting Zone Near Parallel   Report Reds Mass For Counter-Blow On Central Front .

$-INCH SNOW BATTLED, TOO  Allies Seize Road Hub: Reds Brewing New Attack

oe Anyone Know Jesus Christ? Easter in Korea: Gl's Sick at Heart

Easter One of Saddest Seasons to Average ‘Soldier in a Foxhole. Hal Bovle Says

_ Easter. It's A Dismal Day — To Men In Foxhole ‘In Far-Off Korea’

Neo Ww Y re) rk C ott nr "   Easter Is Forlorn Time to Men in Foxholes

In Front Lines-and Behind-in Korea Easter Is Troubled Season to Men

Nobody Like: To Fight on A Holiday  And Easter Is Forlorn Time For GI at War

Czechs Reject U.S. Demand For (atis’ Release   _ "Strong Action” Is ‘Urged By Sparkman

Men and Machines Push Fight Against Rising Mississippi   Muscatine Gets Breather As a Levee Gives Way

Noted Jurist Found Dead At Hotel   Once ‘Overruled’ Federal Supreme  Court In Case

AMA PRESIDENT BLASTS SOLON   Hits Plan For U. S. Aic Tor Training Doctors, Dentists, Nurses

Anti-Red Tilts  Flare in Albania   ‘Battlefield’ Is Near Tirana, Capital City

Clash Expected On Steel Wages   Union Bucks Companies And Government

Murray to Take on Big Steel Today   He and His Steelwork ers Demanding Sixth Wage Boost.

Cites His Role In ‘Back Street’ Maryland Push   Republican Leader Says Move Designed To Safeguard Boyle

Panel to Hear MCarthy Case   Election Probers to Scaz Peonosal for Ouster

Oust-McCarthy Move Goes To Senate Group Which Hit Maryland Election Tactics 

McCarthy Ouster Drive to Get Senate Atfention   Group Which Passed On Maryland Electior To Take Over Task

Move To Oust McCarthy Goes To Committee   GOP Charges Proposa Attempt To Take Heat Off Boyle

Senator Wherry Make. Charge  Move to Oust McCarthy Goes to Sonate Eroun-Whieli Criticized

COMMITTEE BYES - WCARTHY OUSTER      Benton Move to Expei Senator Referred to Elecdian Groun .

Charges Denied  Senate Committee T6 Pass  On McCarthy Ouster Move

2 Farm Women Killed by Bull  Holstein Was Raised From Calf by One

Prisoner Lists Bring Strife to Truce Parleys  Reds Dissatisfied With UN's Roster

Exchange of POW Lists Adds to Truce Troubles   Reds Call Information from Allies “Useless”: No Formal! Protest Made

U.N. Negofiafors Study POW Lists  Red Claim Allied Roster ‘Useless’

Both Groups Complaining   Allies Say Red List Too Small, Reds That Chinese Korean List Useless

Prisoner Lists Raise New Strife  In Truce Talks  U.N. Calls List Of 11,559 Given

U.N. Officials Still Work on Prisoner List   Resumption of Talks on Trading Captives Unlikely Tomorrow

Yanks, French See Thousands Of Enemy Deac   Three-Pronged Advance Draws Closer to Seoul

 .S.-Freneh Task Foree Cains 5 Miles   Red Counterattacks Keaten Off; Enemy Casualties Heavy

Cliffs Victory on Final 30-Mile Leg of Hazardous Trip Enroute to Great Lakes

Recapture Escapee Save 3 Hostages  One.Captive Jams ‘Thumb in Revolver

McCarthy Pays $1,175 Tax On 1950: Income      Reports $22,025 for the Year; $2,850 From Talks, $6675 Dividends

Fugitive Red Brought Back To U.S.   Gus Hall, Commies’ American Secretary, Caught In Mexico, Is Recovered By FBI   Pittsburgh Racket Probe To Be Ended Thanksgiving

Truman Set for Another Scrap with Conservatives in Democratic Party

Truman Will Defy Dixie Opposition   Readies For New Batile With Conservative Flements Who Want To  Tone Down “Fair Deal"

Truman Gets Set To Fight On Fair Deal   President Stirs Fire On Platform   Strong Stand May Cause Violent Reaction In Southern States

Traman Plans To Seek Fair Deal in 1952.   President Stirs New Fight With Conservative Dems

rhe Tempest Is Blowing Up  Truman Inviting Heated Battle With South

GOP Report on ‘Surrender’. in Korea May Be Bombshell in Present Armistice Talks

GOP Big-Wigs Compile Explosive Report Upon MacArthur's Dismissal

New Civilian Shortages Seer   Increase In Arms To Cut Auto Output

Civilian Goods To Be Reduced If Army Grows   Truman May Ask Increase In Army Manpower Totals

GOP Rushing Wave of Home Rule Measures   House Democrats Angered bj Swift: Move of Republicans Senate.in.Fiery Welfare De hata

GOP House Speed Irks Democrats   Ewing, Governor Attacked By Kokomo Senator

Is Joe Turning Loose Some Control? iiesrisndlaacnbtinnke Meath nate ge MT  Hints Grow Stalin May Have Moved Beria, Malenkov Hiaher

“RED ALERT” SIGNAL TO BE TESTED FEB. 10, 11   No Instructions for BlackOut, Brown-Out or DimOut To Be Issued   WILL BE ONLY A TEST

U.S. May Go to Court fo Check Prices of Meat   Warns Against Hikes Based on Increases in Live Animal Costs

OPS Ready To Act On Meat Prices   Officials to Beck Up Rollback With Court Orders

PRICE ROLLBACK AIMED. AT MEAT   Federal Enforcement: Offi‘cialg Plan-To Get. Court - Orders For Rediction. Of Some -Prices.

OPS Ready to Go to  Court on Meat Prices   Price Freeze of January 26 Must Stand, Says Enforcement Director; Field Agents Are Investiaating Reports on Ment Prirec

Meat Price Rollback To Be Sought   Price Enforcement Authorities Ready To Ask Court Help

Crisis Building for Yugoslavia   Shooting Showdown Near After Incidents

Will “Clobber’ Enemy If Peace Talks Collapse   Deadlock Continued; Meet Again Tonight; Allies Willing To Make Concessions On Buffer Zone; NAM Says ROK Started War

CEASE-FIRE. CONTINUES   Nam Il Denounces UN Argument But Ridgway More Generou:

BRADLEY SAYS THERE'S NO MILITARY OBJECTION TO CHIANG NAGGING REDS

BRADLEY OPPOSES USE OF CHIANG'S ARMY AT PRESENT   Might Suffer Losses, Peril Formosa’s Security, He Tells Senators   HITS MVARTHUR’S PLANS   Far East Program Would ‘Strip’ U.S, Defense Elsewhere, He Warns

Might Involve U.S. Troops, Savs Bradley   Congress Told of Reasons for Reeall Of Gen. MacArthur

Bradley Flays MacArthur Plan  , Use Of Chinese ri; 4° See Gere . Gen See wann Te F

KEEP TROOPS IN FORMOSA SAYS BRADLEY   Could Use Nationalists Later But Needed  Now For Defense

Formosa Security Could Be Broken By Such Action   Bradiey Is Firmly Against MacArthur Program For War

No U. 5. Objection Bradley Advises Against Using Nationalists Now

Boss of JCS ~ Asserts Time  Is Not Ripe   Formosa Might Be Periled By Nationalist Logses,  Bee A det eal

Admits There Is No Military Objection To Having Nationalists Harass Red China

Bradley Favors Waiting Policy For Chinese   Against Nationalists Harassing Reds At Present Time

Let Chinese Act On Own Against Reds--Bradlev   Against Yanks Being Involved In Their Engarements

Now Is Not Time to Employ Chinese Nationalist Troops. Bradley ‘Testifies

Makes Plain  ‘No Vacancy’  Chief Engineer Brown in Call Kar. Tinitwv

Red Action Seen Attack ‘Feeler’   Patrols Go to Work as Artillery Duels

Writer Says A-Bomb Is Big as Room   Tells of Being Taken or “Dry Run” Atomic Flight.

$28, 813: Stil. ‘Needed: To Hit foul: In Drive   Needed. gssceevess. 8. 28,823.42

State Will Improve Highway 36 in This Area This Year   To Widen and Surface Route.—Contracts Let for New Chula Road.

IF rench Cabinet May Fall on Cost ‘Of Armaments, High Taxes, Low Imports

Commercial Site Building Curbed   New Strict Limits Replace Earlier Ban

Strict Controls Set On Building   NPA Is to Issue Permits for Essential Construction: Credit Limited

Says Proposed Tax Will Ruin Tobacco Farmers   Pitt Leaf Grower Pleads With Senate To Kill Revenue Plan

Vital Town On Invasion   Route Falls   Big Guns In Seoul Fire At 300,000 Troops Driving On City

Communists Take Uijongbu; Retreat To Seoul Continues   UN Artillery Blasting Red Advance as Reinforcements Strenathen Chinese Units

Gls Pull Back to Line Just Above Seoul   Loss of Burned-out Capital to Enemy Appears Imminent

UN Forces Fall Back To Line Near Seoul   Big Guns at Korean Capital Biast Oncoming Reds as Civilian Population Hastens Flight; Chinese: Pour Into Abandoned Uijongbu

Allies Fall Back Along Entire Front   Uijongbu In Enemy Hands; Withdrawal Is Orderly

Orderly U.N. Withdrawal  Continuing   Allies Abandon Uijongbus Take Heavy Toll of Red:

Reds Capture Highway Hub Of Uijonabu   U.N. Forces Report 41,500 Enemy Casualties

Capital's Citizens Streaming South   Allies’ Only Hold In North Korea Cut To One Narrow Bridqehead

300,000 REDS PUSH BEYOND UJONGBU   Enemy Reported Within 11 Miles Of Seoul  AILICN cnpnrrce   Pull Back On Entire Front: Prepare To Abandon Korean Capital

U.N. Forms New Lines Near Battered Capital  Streams of Allied Vehicles Move South; Communists Pour Into Vital Uijongbu Road Hub

Kopyong, Link 01 West and Center, Now Red-Held  ard-Won Terrain im North Has Now Been Abandoned

Only 11 Miles From Seoul in  Newest Drive American Heavy Guns in Capital Thunder Defiance

Strategic Highway Town Of Kapyong Is Abandoned To Attacking Communists; Enemy Is Nearer To Ruined South Korea Capital

Communists Cut Vital East-West Supply Highway And Continue ‘To Menace Seoul

Red Wave Rolling Down Upon Seoul  Allieis Give Up Uijongbu, 11 Miles rth of ° i TO STAND AT THE HAN Invaders Suffer Over 40,000 ties in Four Days Bulletin  ee Apr. 28. UP—Allied reoops today withdrew to a new

Onrushing Red Wave Engulfs Key Road Hub   Vijongbu, 11 Miles North of Seoul, Falls To Enemy—UN Forces  All Below Parallel 38

Strategic Road Is Abandoned  To Red Hordes   Enemy Cuts East-West Supply Road; Civilians Stream South of Seoul

Today's Skies   UN Pulls Baek On Wide Front   Heavy Fighting Rages Within 10 Miles Of Seoul

Claim Red Casualties Now 41.500   But Allies Have Vacated Important Highway Hubs in Retreat Tactics _

Reds Within 1] Miles Of Wd Capital  Withdrawal Of UN  i: ca 2 Ta a oe   Withdrawal Of UN Forces Is Orderly

Red Forces Take Uijongbu, 11 Miles North of Seoul   Allies Fall Back All Along Line as Communist Reserves Enter Fight.

New Defense Line Is Set Up 4  a a ae   Chinese Reds Pouring Into Uijongbu, 11 Miles to North

United Nations Forces Retreat on Central  and Eastern Lines Without Fight  300,000 in Drive Move on Seoul Biggest  = o E Statement Ave   Move on Seoul Biggest Offensive ; Citizens Are Clearing Out

Uijongbu Falls And Vital Road Hub Is Seized   Allies Continue To Retreat All Along The Front.

New Allied Defenge Perimiter Established Only * Four Miles North of South Korean Capital as Rearguard Elements Continue to Slow Red Advance

New DefenseLine Is Set Up 4 Miles From City   Chinese Reds Pouring Into Vijongbu, 11 Miles to North

Allies Continue To Withdraw From Invading Hordes   Civihans Again Stream ing Out of Threatened Seoul

KEY CITY OF UIJONGBU IN ENEMY HANDS   United Nations Forces Continue Retreat " On Two Fronts =;

Chinese Cut Vital Supply Road And Menace Seoul   Strategic Highway Town of Kapyong Abandoned to Red Hordes; Thousands of Civilians Leaving Seoul Again.

Fall of Korean City Imminent as Reds Drive   Rearguard UN Forces Fight to Slow Advance of Communist Troops

—i1I MILES —~  UN Forces Continue Retreat   FOE’S LOSSES NOW 40.000

CHINESE FORCES NEARING SOUTH KOREAN CAPITAL   Iall Of City Appears Imminent As Allies Withdraw To Line Four Miles North Of It.

U.N. CANNON FIRE ON FOE FROM CITY   Allied Artillery Hammers Away All Day at Enemy Troops Again Approaching Korean Capital.   EVACUATION OF SEOUL UNDER WAY   Planes Fiy Out Military Personnel; Reds Report Their Reserves in Battle as Allies Withdraw.

Enemy Seizes Vital Road Hub; Allies Fall Back  Communist Radio Claims Reserves Hit Battlefront

U. N. Troops Withdraw To New Defenses   Allies Now Manning Line Only Four Miles North  of Capital

ALLIES MOVE TO DEFENSE OF CAPITAL   UN Units Retreat; Communists Seize  Vital Road Hub

Allies Fall Back To Line 4 Miles North of City   Communisis Hurl Fresh Troops Into Batile as Losses Mount

U.N. Forces Drop Back to New Defense Line North of ‘Threatened Korean Capital

Red Hordes Cut UN Supply Road Threaten Seoul   Allies Withdrawing Along Entire Front; Civilians Flee South

Fall Of City Is Announced By U. 5. Eighth Army bal  “All Along Froiif. ’ _ Allied Forrec Hay   All Along Froiif. Allied Forces Have -Evacuated Red Land

Road Hub Near Seoul Seized By Communists  Allies Preparing   Allies Preparing To Again Abandon South Korea Capital

‘Allied Forces Withdrawing tg     New Positions   Strategic Highway Town Abandoned:  U.N. Fire Withering

Key Road Huh Falls to Reds In Seoul Drive   Reds Sweep On— 1l Miles To Go  From Uliiboneu

Chinese Take Road Hub on Way to Seoul!   Allied Forces Fall Back from Uijongbu As UN Troops Pull Back On Central And Eastern Fronts In Korean Fighting

Seoul Menaced Vital Highway Cut By Reds  Chil.   Civilians Flee City; Foe Takes Kapyong

U.N. Pulls Back To Line North Of Cit y   Lijongbu Captured By Korean Reds As  Communists Advane:

Allied Forces Withdraw All Along Front  Communists Send Ne) Troops Into Battle   Communists Send New Troops Into Battle Over Bodies of Dead

Of Pervue Quit Seoul   Allied Forces ‘Withdraw. ing All Along Entire Korean Front -

Uijonghbu, Important Road Hub, Falls to Advancing Foe. Allies Fal! Back on Centra! and Eastern Fronts

Uijongbu Taken By Reds as Allies Continue Retreat   Withdrawal Repor ted in Good Order; On East Central F ront Heavy Attack Rv Chinese Faileta Crack ITN Line

U.N. Forces Pull Back in Order As Reds Continue Wild Attack   300,000 Communist Troops Driving on Seoul; Heavy Casualties Inflicted by Allied Artillery as Enemy Moves Ahead 

Red Troops Take Vital Road Hub   Allies Estimate Communist Troop Casualties 41,500

Invaders Recapture  Uijongbu   Communists Near 5S. Korean Capital; Contact Limited

ALLIES CONTINUE PULLING BACK BEFORE ONRUSH   Withdraw In Good Order; Enémy Losses In Drive  Set At Over 41,500

BIG GUNS TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF ADVANCING FOE   Thousands of Civilians Stream South from » Ruined Capital   RED PRESSURE MOUNTS   Rain, Haze Hamper Aerial Strikes Against Enemy Hordes

Towards : City   Fall of Capital Imminent; Allied. Troops Withdraw to New Perimeter

Allied Forces In Korea Fall Back On All Fronts  PO    Claim Heavy Toll Of Communist Attacking Forces

Enemy Units Are Rearing City Of Seoul   Communist Reserves Reported On Front; Offensive Mounting On the Old Capital

Withdrawal Of Allies Is Orderly   Communists Mount Biggest Offensive On Western Front

Chinese Reds Pouring Into Vijengbu. North of Menaced Capital  Stream of Vehicles ' Heads from Seoul U. N. Forees Continue To Pull Back, Re port No Contact With Foe   __

8th Army Gives No Details on Uijonabu’s Fall  City Cnly 11 Miles North of Seoul

Uijongbu, On Road To Seoul Falls   Vital Highway Hub In Enemy Hands, sth Army Announces; U.N. Pulling Back

Most of Nation Gets Normal Spring Weather; Flood Danger Continues

Draft Bill. Showdown Vote Near   Senate Democrats Set Monday Or Tuesday Yor iS-Year-Old Ballot.   Senator Fulbright Dodges Quarrel ‘With "White House

Baruch Urges Strict Curbs   Elder Statesman Hits Selfish Interests

Bill Goes  to Senate   Commons Approves Bi Project Starting in ‘5

Dan River Mills Charge Agitators Imported by Unior   Pistol Shots, Tear Gas Mark Melee Last Night at Entrance

Newport Police Officer Brings Four Warrants Against City : Manager

HN 10 DEBATE PROPOSAL FR “ARMS. SUAVE   Committee Shelves: Russian’s Peace Package Offer Until Later.

Arms Limit Debate Will Include Atom   Order of Business Finally Approved at Paris Meeting

UN Assembly Arms Debate Is Scheduled   Western Powers  Win Over Russia   Talks Will Start Tomorrow On Limitation Proposals Of Big 3

U.N. Debate Set On Arms Control Plan   West Wins Committee Battle Over Objection - Of Russian Satellites

Big Three Win Okay To Begin Debate On Arm:  Proopsals Include A-Weanons Count

Russian Bloc Protests Overridden: ‘Big 3’ Win Committee Approval For Debate on Disarmament

Arms Limit Is First On U.N. Agenda   Debate Will Open Monday On West Big 3 Proposal

Red Peace Bid Given Back Seat   Moscow Proposals Branded as Old And Oft-Defeated

Debate Okayedn Arms Limits  UN IN Group Slates Discussion Monday on Big 3 Proposal

West Wins Approval Of Arms Study  Soviet’s Proposal  Smothered In Vote

Soviet Soviet Plan To Shelf  “abate Opens _.i Arms Count  In UN Monday

Proposal Would Call For Count Of Atomic Arms   60-Nation Group Overrides Soviet Bloc’s Peace Plan

U.N. 10 DEBATE ARMS LIMITATION   THREE-POWER PLAN TO BE TAKEN UP OVER OBJEC. TION OF RED BLOC.

ARMS DEBATE WILL BEGIN IN U.N. MONDA}   Moscow Plan Is Placed Far Down On Agenda.

Issue Report On Lima Bomb Blast  Van Werter Thinks Paper Not Removed

Czech In U.S. Seen As Spy   Member Of Diplomati Corp Described By Investigators

Czech Diplomat Labeled as Spy By Senate Grour     Key Espionage Agent, Is Claim of O’Conor

Czech Envoy To U.S: Called Spy For Reds  Diplomat Named By Senators Reported To Have Gone Home

Czech Diplomat Assigned to Duty In Washington Is Described  As Leading Spy for Communists

McCarran Probe Labels Czech — Envoy as Spy   Senators Blast State, Justice Action in Case

Czech Diplomat, Kssigned to Job Here, Called Spy   Top Espionage Agent. Is Charge Against Military Attache

Czech Envoy Termed Top Espionage Avent For Communist In This Nation

Czech Envov Called a Spy  By Probers   Senators Say (ito Bibeler Gathered U. S. Military Data

CZECH ENVOY: TOU. S, CALLED MASTER SPY   Gathered War Informaton in This Country for 2 Years, Says Senator.

Gathered U.S. Secrets, Word   Key Figure in Red Espionage Network

Spy Activity Is Disclosed By Senators   Czech Diplomat, Now Out OF U. §., Called Red Agent

Czech Envoy To US. Said Top Red Spy  Col. Oto Bibles  TY)... ~.. ok hw OG nw a

Red Diplomat Tagged As Spy In Washington  Czech Described By Solons As Leader In

Solons Claim Czech Official ls Commie Spy   Diplomat Declared by McCarran and O'Connor To Be Top Man in Red Espionage Group

Probers Describe Czech Diplomat As Top Red Spy   Senators Say He Is Gathering Material On Defense Methods

Say Diplomat Is Red Spy   Two Senators Charge Czech Assigned to Wash ington Is Top Commie Agent

WEST TO MOVE FOR SOLUTION   Expect Proposal Tonight For Easing Tension With Russia

New Proposals Aimed At Easing War Tensions  Russia Remains Big Ouestion Mark

Hope to Eas e East-West Ten  Big Three ¢ to. > Offer  ~New Peace. Program

BIG THREE DUE TO REVEAL NEW PROPOSALS FOR EASING TENSION   Truman To Give Major Foreign Policy Address

New Proposals May be Revealed   Big Three Plans Are Scheduled to Be Disclosed at Meeting

Big Three Plan To Ease Tension Expected Tonight  Will Be Major Event At Paris UN Session

Expect Big 3 To Reveal Nev Peace Plan   Three Nations Will Disclose Proposals  At U. N. Tonight

New Peace Plan Being Revealed By Big 3 Tonight   Proposals Viewed Moat bmportant Event Of 6th UN General Assembly

President Speaks Tonight  Allies’ Arms Control Plan To Follow Truman Proposal

1949 State Department Paper Described Formosa As OF No Special Military Significance

Acheson Says Fight Against Kremlin Won   Secret State Department Document On Formosa Bared

Secret Formosa Document Read Despite Protest  Eeannmic Blockade   Economic Blockade Preferred To Naval Action. He Said

MEMO: SAID ISLE OF NO REAL VALUE, ‘LOSS EXPECTED’   Secretary Calls it Just Propaganda in Case of ,  Formosa’s Fall   SHARPLY QUIZZED   Deciares Korean Stand Upset Red ‘Imperialist Aims’ in Asia

Big Victor V Ov, er Red Ideal In Korea Cited   Acheson Says UN Allies Closer Together in Test Of ‘Collective Security’

Secret Paper On Formosa Is Revealed   Acheson Loses Efforts To Keep It Under. Cover

Senators Force Release Of “49 Secret Report   Probers Override Acheson Protests By 15 To 9 Vote

Declares UN Successes Have Upset Imperialist Plan For Asian Triumph   Secretary Of State Loses First Round In MacArthur Probe When Secret Document te Releaced

Moscow's ‘Imperialist’ Aims Upset, Secretary Declares  Solons Force Into Open ‘49 Note Stating Formosa of ‘No Special Military’ Value

U.S. Turning Out New Type Of Weapons   Atomic Tests Prove Valuable To Defense Needs

Sen. Stennis To Support Russell   Complete Details Of Big Deal Should Be Told

Theodore Roosevelt Roused Ire of Catholics By Sanding Taft as Envoy to Vatican in 1901

Churchill Flayed In Tehran Riots   Appointment To Vatican Put ‘Teddy’ In Hot Spot

YOUTH ADMITS HE KILLED BO}   Extensive Search Ends Afte 13-Year-Old Is Found Strangled

Youth Confesses Illinois Slaying   Boy’s Body Found After Wide Search

YOUTH ADMITS HOLDING BOY UNTIL DEATH   High School Senior Confesses Fatal Attack On Youngster.

Transit Strike Ends In Detroit  Buses And Streetcars Rolling Again After Nearly Two Months

Detroit’s Long Transit Strike Finally Settled   Trolleymen And Bus Drivers Back At Work Today.

Resume Detroit Transit System      Operators Return after Walkout of 59 Days »

DETROMT BUS STRIKE ENDS      Buses And Street Cars Move First ‘Time In  1 Two Months

Car And Coal Truck Crash Fatal To Five   Sailors Killed In Rt. 50 Accident East Of Romnev

Judge Murphy May Help in Uousecleaning   Washington Reports Are Current That President Will Enlist Help of New York Jurist

Truman Hopes to Complete Plan by Sunday   Reports Persist McGrath Will be Ousted from Cabinet

Cleanup Drive By President Being Pushed   Federal Judge Murphy May Be Civen Part IaGoverment Shakenp

May Get Hand  In President's  Shake-Up Action Ta Frish Governmen

Hiss Prosecutor  May Aid Cleanup  Outlook for McGrath Shaky; President Sees Rey King 

House Votes Ouster Right  For Lausche   Move Launched To Legalize Bingo For Benefit Of Charity

Ohio Set To Curb  Gambling   House Approves Bill Giving Lausche Power To Oust Lax Officials

Ohio’s House Votes Bill To Oust Officials   Gambling Grabs ‘Legislature’s Spotlight; Sheriffs, Prosecutors And Mavars Come [Inder New Ruling

Gambling Takes State Legislative Spotlight  ‘House OKs Bill Giving Governor Riaht To Oust Erring Officials

Ohio Legislative Spotlight Shines Brightly on State’s Gambling Laws   Crime Probe Heat Cripples Ohio Bookies

79th st. Will Get Used Buses On April 29   No Propane Vehicles Are Scheduled for Southtown. CTA Savs.

‘79th st. Will Get Used Buses On April 29   No Propane Yehicles Are Scheduled for ithe South Side, CTA Says.

Relentless Pressure Put) on Enemy as Allies Advance One to Three Miles Through Mud.   TN. UNITS TU MILES FROM VITAL CHORWON   Foe Puts Up Stiff Fight Near Inje — Three Red Counter-Attacks Near Kan 4 song Repulsed.

Reds Give Ground  Alliage Ciatn 1 Te HW At. Uk Uke.   ... Allies Gain 1 To 3 Miles In Mud

Allies Force Chinese Back 3 Miles in Central Korea   Communists Withdraw Toward Their ‘Iron Triangle’ Under Relentless Pressure of Sth Army; Reds Make Several Counterattacks, Fight Delaying Actions

Allies Smash 1-3 Miles, Combat Mud   Red Forces Continue Orderly Retreat To ‘Iron Triangle’

Massing Area Object Of Both Attack, Defense  Puliback In Mud ‘Orderly,’ aye U.S. Staff OFF;

Allies Slog Ahead in Mud As Chinese Reds Pull Back   Enemy Yields Grudginglty Urider Relentless: Pressure to Penetrate Iron Triangle

But Gains Limited As Enemy Yields  Grudgingly Only Under Heavy Fire

UN Forces Increase Pressure   Communists Retreat Toward Position 20 Miles. North Of 38th

Rain And Heavy: Fire Hamper UN   Troops Slog North _ Along Muddy Roads Facing Big Artillery

POPPY DAY HELPS BRIGHTEN LIVES OF OUR VETERANS   Sale of the Memorial Flowers Provides Aid For The Disabled

New Master Clock Settles America’s Time Problem by Splitting the Seconds

More Accurate Than Earth  Master Clock In N.Y. May Monitor America’s Time

80 Ships Held In Port On East Coast  No Indication of  — Oe re — eer

Strikes Keep Ships In Port  - $0 Vessels Remain - Dacked In Tieun

Major Ports Tied Up by CIO Strike   80 Ships Destined for High Seas Sitting Still

U. $. Passenger Liners Barred From Sailing   Federal Mediators Speed Efforts to Settie Disputes

U. §. Mediators Trying To Settle Shipping Tieup  To Feel Full Impact Of Work Stoppages

Ports To Feel Pinch Today Of  Seamen Strike   Negotiations Resumed Full Impact Hits Yards.

80 SHIPS TIED UP BY STRIKE OF ClO SEAMEN   Union Demanding 40 - Hour Week at Sea and 35 Percent Raise.

Ship Unions Stop Sailing OF ULS. Liner  Each Major Port In Nation Tied Up By ‘Strike’

STRIKE GRIPS MAJOR PORTS   Foreign Shipments Stilled While Mediators Seek Solution

RASEBALL TODAY   Mediators Try to Settle 3-Day Strike of Maritime Workers

NMU SAYS STRIKE IDLES 80 SHIPS   Gulf, East Coast Ports. Affected By Tieup

80) Ships Idled By Port Dispute   All Major U. S. Waterfronts Hit

No Settlement Is Near in Solving Maritime Tieups   Full Impact of Stoppages Felt Today; Tourist Ships Won’t Move, Union Says

Shipping Tie-Up Pinches Nation   U. S. Mediators Continue Efforts To Solve 3-Day Walkout

No Hope For Karly End Of Ships’ Tieup   Every Major Port Iu U.S. Tied Up By Labor Dispute

{) Vessels Port Bound By Strike   New Efforts Are Being Made at Ship Mediation

New Efforts To Settle Ship Tieup   No Early Solution  Seen for East {" » act Dawke

About 80 Ships That Should Be On High Seas Are Tied Up By Maritime Labor Disputes

Shipping Halt Reaches Port Of New York   Maritime Labor Dispute Now Ties up All Major Seaports in Nation

Shipping Strike Ties Up Every Major U. S. Port   Contract Dispute Cancels Sailing Of First N. Y. Vessel

Labor Strife Ties Up Eighty Ships In Port   Disputes With Maritime Union Hold Ships In Ports Of Cities On East, Gulf Coasts

Maritime Strike Halts Ship Sailing   Big Liner Forced To Remain At New York Dock

80 Ships Stranded by Dispute   Maritime Strike’ Leaves Only:Vital. Defense Goods Movine

Progress on NATO  Army ts Reported: Eisenhower Spurs = Ministers’ Effort

Says Eisenhower Would Accept  Noted Correspondent Is Home From Europe; Talks Of War Dangers

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Claims Eisenhower Willing to Accept Nomination

Cain Proposals Head For Shelf  Congress Awaiting Kacdathur's Report

 —PIGEONHOLE FOR WAR BILLS— Cain’s Measures To Be  ‘Sidetracked--M cFarland

Proposal Of Outright War Seen Shelved   Predict Congress Will Ignore Cain’s “Put Up or Shut Up’

War Declaration Against China Is Getting Nowhere   Truman-MacArthur Meeting Not Likely In Near Future

Cain’s War Proposal To Be Shelved  Wide Inquiry Is Eromised Of Par

Cain's War Bill Lacks Support   McFarland Predicts It’s Pigeonholing

Pigeonhole Fate Awaits Legislation fo Ask Congress to Declare War on Reds

McFarland Sees Pigeonhole Fate For War Proposa   Says Cain’s Measure For Offensive Action By US To Be Shelvec

Senator Cain Calls For U. S. War On China  Ses Sea Ramee See eee See

Pigeonhole Predicted For War Bill   Cain’s Legislation Would Declare War Or Withdraw US Units

Cain's Request For War May Be Pigeonholed   Wants War Declared Against Communist China, North Korea

Bill For War Will Probably Be Shelved   Also Alternative Resolution Will Be Pigeonholed

 Predicts Pigeonhole For Measure Asking Congress To Declare War On Reds

Move to Get U.S, To Leave Korea Faces Same Fate   Both Proposals Stem From Dismissal of General MacArthur

MacFarland Sees Defeat For Cain Bill   Senator Says Act To Declare War Will Be Beaten

Pigeonhole Fate Seen for Cain's War Declaration   Shelving Also Seen For Resolution To Withdraw U.S. Troops   MacArthur Timetable

Pigeon Hole  For Cain Idea   Democratic Leader Says No Action Planned on War Declaration

War Declaration. Given Prediction   .‘Pigeonhole Fate’ Seen For Legislation Asking For War Against Rede

‘Quarrel Arouses Bitter Struggle... . ee UR BIE ee }  Congress Keeps Up Fight Over Nation’s War Policy

Pigeonhole Fate ls Forecast For © Cain Resolutions   Senator Asking _ For Declaration. Of War On China

Pigeonhole Fate Already Predicted  Sen. Cain Comes Out  For War Declaration

Pigeonhole For Proposed War on China   Cain Suggestion Is Likely to Get Little Senate Consideration Leaders Declare

Cain War Bill Taken Lightly  eis c CORE SRI EC gE je enaee enema   Few Senators Favor Hostile Declaration

Senate Democrat Leader Predicts Death of War Declaration Proposal

CAA-OPENS PLANE ACCIDENT INQUIRY   16° Killed; 8 ‘Injured in  "Mishap: on- Friday ~~*

Crash Fatal To 16 Investigated  ea   Nine Others Injured As Airliner Hurtles Into Iowa Cornfield

Senate Holds Key fo Pursestrings   Funds Depend on a Stop Gap Measure

Atter Saturday   PRES wre has el  Government Needs Senate Vote for Appropriations

Fibbers, This is For You Politicians Are Cluttering Up The Field for the Liars Club

Gotham Judge Off Bench Pending Case   Murtagh Is Charged With Mishandling Case

Nixon Urges Boyle Testify   Statement Under Oath On ‘Influence’ Asked

Boyle’s RFC. Link Sought By Probers   California Senator Demands Demo Chief Be Called to Hearing

Dr. Abington Died In Beebe Hospital Today   Veteran Legislator Stricken Ill During Last Session

COOL AIR MOVES ACROSS MIDWEST   IsNOW BLANKETS PARTS OF  COLORADO, WYOMING AND OTHER STATES.

House Votes $50,000 for Tideland Fight   Body May Pass General Fund Bill Later in Day

3 Medal Winner Feted °  Tomahawk Gives Sergeant Rousing ‘Hero's’ Welcome

Atom Plane Engine Contract Awarded   Pratt And Whitney To Seck Way To Develop Nuclear Power

Second Nuclear Engine Contract Let By Air Force To Speed Atom Project

N EW CONTRACT LET FOR ATOMIC PLANE ENGINE   AEC Seeking Another Appreach To Develepment Of Reactor   SUPPLEMENTS DEAL IWITH GE CORPORATION

Air Force Pushes Work Second Firm Gets Contract For Atomic Airplane Engine

Second Firm Gets Atom Plane Engine Award: CE Faces Race To Develop Pioneer Model

Let Second Atom Plane Contract   Pratt and Whitney Will Seek to Make Nuclear Engine

Contract Let For Atomic Plane Engine   A.E.C. Cooperates With Air. Force In Latest Venture

TOP PRIORITY IS GIVEN PROJECT  New Contract Let For Atomic Aircraft Enaine Development

Air Force To Build Atomic Engine Planes   Contract Awarded To Company For New Project

Scientists Strive For Atom Plane   Air Force Pushes Work On Nuclear Engine

SEEKING ATOMIC-POWERED PLANE Air Foree Awards Contract  For Work On Nuclear Engine

Air Force Lets Contract for Atomic Engine; ‘Range of Atom Plane Can Only Be Guessed At

OPS DEFENDS LICENSING OF ALL BUSINESS   DB ily Way to Curb Wilful Price Violations, Says DiSalle.

lran To Complete Oil Nationalization  Great Brtain Now: Owns 52 Percent

FINAL HURDLE TODAY  lranian Senate Expected  To Okay State-Owned Oil

Assistant Commander of 25th Division _  Fire Chief Mike’ Moves Up ‘Into General’s Job in Korea

‘FIRE CHIEF’ PROMOTED -— Legendary Col. Michaelis _ Leaves Korean Scene

“Fire Chief Mike,” Legend Of Korea  Is Advanced To General’s Position ©

i*Fire Chief Mike,’ Wolfhound Leader, ' Nominated For Brigadier General  In Recognition Of Korean Exploits

Battle Leader of Army's ‘Wolfhounds’ Promoted Out of Beloved Regiment

Marine Wolfhounds Called Greatest Fighters  ‘Fire Chief Mike’ Now a Genera

Legendary Col. Michaelis Leaving Famed Wolfhound Fire Brigade   Advanced To Assistant Commander Of 25th Division As Brigadier General

Fighting Colonel Wins Promotion  27th Regiment Chief tabbed fox General

AT NATIONAL COUNCIL   Winnie D. Lowrance a Delegate to League of Women Voters Meeting

Continue Defense— Connally   Senators Back Germar Peace Plan, Hope It Will Aid NATO Army

Connally Warns Against Letdown   Solon Says U. S. Must Continue Military Buildup

Connally Warns Against Letdown   Military Buildup Must Continue. He Accarte

Connally In Warning U.S. ei: Not Lag     , ie bai For og pl  Bek Tt, Seer a i TY aN

Strong U.S. Is Favored By Coninially   Would Help. Europe And Build At Home

Korean Armistice Must Not Delay U.S. Military Build-Up, Says Connally

Give Warning To Continue Defense Work   Connally States Cease-Fire Meet Must Not Retard Military Buildup

Connally Hits Any Move To Check Arming  Warns Cease-Fire Talks Mustn’t Delay “Needten we BRuildawn

TOM CONNALLY SAYS DEFENSE MUST BE KEPT   Senator In Favor Of Truman Plans On German Peace

 Calls Artillery Fire on Own Head K. C Man Gets Congressional Medal of Honor Posthumously

Ex-Convict Shot Down   Disclosures On Income Tax Lead To The Execution

Former Capone Aide Slain   Sam Rinella’s Testimony Started Income Tax Probe

SLAYING BARES TAX SCANDAL   Former Capone Man Held For Tax Evasion  Is Slain

Ex-Con Slain As Tax Quiz Stays ‘Hot’   Gang-Style Ambush Gets Chicagoan After Talk To Federal Jury

Ex-Convict’s Income Tax Disclosures Results In His Gang-Style Erasure

Duffy Partner Slain Police Probe Gang Killing Of Chicago Tax Case Figure

Bradley Hopeful Of Korea Peace  Thinks Reds Making Effort to Save Face

Press Barred;      Joy Says There'll Be No Negotiations Until “My Convoy” Receives Clearance

NEW FORMULA I$ STUDIED BY MANAGEMENT:   “Unions: Propose Larger “Agency of Eighteen’ Members

Driver Admits Hitting Woman   May Solve Mysterious Death in Columbus

Says Striking AF Should Get Top Priority  Air Defense Chiei Says Defense Air Arm Next In Imporfance

Top Officer Cites Need For Air Arm   Gen. Whitehead Gives Priority to Long Range Bombers

Whitehead mead Asks  Top Priority For  Strafegic Force cr So ee 

Whitehead Asks Priority for Strong Air Force  Air Defense Head Testifies in Hearings On Sending Troops

Whitehead Gives  Views on Defense:   Tells Why Striking Force for Air Arm Should ' ~ Get Priority

Long Range Air Force Said Priority Need    Senate Group Will Ash GOP Leaders for Views on Troop Issue

Gen. Whiteheac Plugs for Big Aerial Force   Puis Emphasis On Long-Range Strategic Ships

Backers Of Big Bombers Build Case   Gen. Whitehead Adds Voice To Cry For Top U.S. Priority

MOST VITAL NEED   Air Chief Says Top Priority Should Go to Long Range Bombers

Priority For Air Str ‘iking Foree Asked   Wherry’s Witness For Defensive Air Power As Next Best

AIR COMMANDER ASKS EMPHASIS ON BIG BOMBERS   REFUSES COMMENT ON BIG QUESTION: TROOPS TO EUROPE

Senate Groups Told Striking Air Force Should Come First   Republican Leaders To Be Called Next On Troop Controversy

Long Range Striking Air Force Should Be Given Top Priority  In Defense, Says Air General

Air Defense Kim phasized To Senators  Whitehead Gives   Whitehead Gives Bombers Priority   Republicans Will Testify On Issue Of Sending Troops To Europe

Avoids Land Army Issue  Air General Proposes Top Priority for Defense

TWO KANSAS CITY HOODLUMS SLAIN   Trombino, Brancato Fatal. ly Shot Near Hollywood Boulevard

Two Thugs: Die In Hollyw ood Gane: Warfare   One Found Slain ly’ Car Was On FBI Ten ‘Most Wanted’. List -

Two Thugs Killed In Gang Warfare   Ex-Kansas City Mobsters Shot in Parked Car in Hollywood

Field of 500 In Primaries in 8 Cities   Crop of Mayoralty Candidates Is Unusually Heavy But Voters Show Little Interest.

500 Seeking To Be Mayor   Report Interest Lacking In Many Hoosier Cities

Emergency Crews Bulwark Dikes   Situation et St. Louls Worsens Hourly os Mie-, aouri Flood Waters Arrive

Crews Labor To Stem Tide At St. Louis   West Alton Ignores Warning to Evacuate

Raise Dikes In St. Louis Flood Area   City Makes Plan To Hold 40-Foot Stage on River

WATERFRONT SANDBAGGING WORK STARTS   Truman Signs Bill Giving Inundated Areas Early Flood Relief.

St. Louis Prepares For Flood; Crest Near Mo. Capital  ‘Worst I've Ever   ‘Worst I’ve Ever Seen’ Says Truman After Air Survey

Residents Of St. Louis Area Prenare Dikes   Water Subsides In Kansas, Oklahoma; Many Still Homeless

Water-front Area Damage $1,000,000   President Says Havoc to West ‘Worst Thina’ He Ever Saw

Watertront Is Already Hard Hit By Flood   Truman Calls It “Worst Thing I Have Ever Seen’

Federal Help Promised In  Flood Areas   Truman Set To Sign $25,000,000 Measure Passed By Congress

FLOOD MENACE AT ST. LOUIS GROWS WORSE   Emergency Crews Workin: Feverishly To Bulwark Dikes

Flood’s Center Shifted   Heavy Loss Already Incurred by Plants And Railroad Yards In St. Louls Area

St. Louis Crews Bolster River Dikes   Mississippi Grows With Floodwaters Of Missour: River

Emergency Crews Strengthen Dikes Along Mississippi  Flood Waters In Kansas City Area’ Subsidinag Slowly '

St. Louis Prepares To Battle Onrush of Missouri Waters   Water Still High In Kansas City; Flood Sweeps On

Busy Crews Fight Flood At St. Louis   President Surveys Damage; Signs Relief Bill On Return To Capital

PUNISHED FOR PERSECUTION  Doghouse Builder Locked in 'Dechouse’ With Bars

General Collins Says Lesson of Korea War Shows Need for Ground Forces in Furone

Army Chief of Statf Says Western Europe Has 16 Divisions fo Face Russia's Nearly 200

Collins Says. Korean War Altered Plans   Need For Larger Ground Army Is Stressed

16 Divisions in W. Europe, Says Collins   Army Staff Chief Convinced Allies Plan to Build Up

Collins Cites Wests Need  ‘or Infantry   George O pposes  Ceiling On Troops   Liorea Shows Sea And Air Alone Can't Win, Army Staff Chief Save

Chief of Staff Says Reds Have 175-200 Divisions  Feels Europe Intends To Build Up Strenath

HAS 16 DIVISIONS   Army Chief of Staff Gives Figures on Western Europe Power

Collins Says West Has 16 Divisions  Army Chief Estimate:   Army Chief Estimate: Russian Strength at 175 to 200 Divisions

Collins Declares Korea Cites Need For Infantry .   Backs Plan to Send 4. More Divisions For Europe Use

Collins Cites Korea To Spu Troop Vote   Air-Sea Power Weren't Enough, Says Army Chief

COLLINS ASKS CONGRESS OKAY DEFENSE PLANS   CITES FAILURE OF AIR AND SEA POWER TO DEFEND KOREA

Favors Six Divisions Overseas   Says Failure of Sea, Air Power to Stem Reds in Korea Is Example of Need   Legislators Seem More in Favor Since They  Heard Marshall

Insists On Need Of Ground Units 'To Help Europe     Collins Cites Failure Of Sea And Air Power To Stop Communists Tn Korea

Planes - Ships Will Not Stop Red Attack  Firepower Can Hold Enemy

Gen. Collins Points Out Need For U. S. Ground Troops In Europe   Cites Failure Of Sea And Air Power Alone To Stop Communists {n Korea

16 Divisions For Defense of  West Europe   Army Chief Tells Senate Committee of Plan to  Add Six US Divisions

Europe Has I6 Divisions For Defense   General Collins Estimates Size -Of Present Force

Pepperell Girl Refuses Scholarship   Prefers Marriage  And Hom: to hAanea CAceation

NATO Leaders Abandon  Quick German Army Plan   New Deadline Set For 1953 Instead Of 1952 I« Called Optimistic As Top Men Gather For Big Meeting

German Troops Omitted From Present Sefup   Change Forced by Economic Crisis, Slow Production

Atlantic Pact Leaders Abandon Plans For German Troop Units Before 1953

Use of Germans in Atlantic Pact Army Delayed Until 1953  Eisenhower to Submit New Plan for Defense At Meetine Tomorrow

Leaders Abandon Hopes of Getting German Soldiers   Troops Needed for Gen. lke's Western Defense Organizatior

Bus Plunges, 7 Persons Die   Vehicle Hits Concrete Block, Falls 40 Feet; 22 Hurt

SEVEN DEA DEAD, , 22. INJURED INJURED “Only One Walked Away In Oakland Bridge Bus Crash s

7 Die, 22 Hurt ‘As Bus Dives Off Frisco Bridge   Bus Flattened  In 40-Foot Fall

Seven Die In Freak Bus Crash   Vehicle Plunges ‘Off San Francisco Bay Bridge

Torn Slab of Concrete in Highway Is Blamed for Odd Accident; Tire Is Blown Out

Crowded Bus Hits Loose Block of Concrete On San Francisco Bay Bridge, Killng 7

Seven Killed In Bus Plunge  Of 40 Feet   7 “2 ECOL  Slab on Concrete Blamed; 12 Persons  Tn Critieal Condition

1 Killed, 22 Hurt As Bus Plunges Through Bridge   Falls 40 Feet After Hitting Loose Piece Of Concrete in Road

Seven Persons Die, 22 Others Hurt When Bus Plunges Down 40 Feet After Accident On Bridge Abutment

Bus Hits Block of Concrete, Seven Die  Others Injured in Accident

Nevadan Dead: 22 Persons Hurt   Crowded Bus Lands Upside Down 40 Feet Below Approach to Bridae

Freak Bus Crash Takes Seven Lives   Huge Vehicle Falls 40 Feet From Bridgeway

Bus Plunges Off Bridge; Seven Killed  22 Others Hurt In 40-Foot Fall At Oakland, Calif.

ee  7 Killed As As Bu: Is Smashed  - Accident Injures 22 In California —

Key Bridge Threatened By Flood ;   River Crest Hits 307-Year Hich

Missouri River  Bridge Menaced  By Flood Water: 96 Tons of Metal  _ Piled on Span to Bald it Sacure 

Flood Perils. Vital Bridge   Engineers Fight To Save River Span In Missouri

Chief Officer And Captain  Are In jured   Red Shore Batteries Damage Texas Co. Tanker Near Hong Kong

Wives Of Seven Condemned Nazi War Criminals Make  Final Visits To See Husbands

Doomed Nazis’ Wives Make Las’ Prison Visits  Baar hdan tAfiii   Fear Men Will Be. Hanged Shortly After Midnight

‘Final’ Visits Made To Nazis  Another Appeal May Hold Up. Executions

Chinese Officers Executed After Red Withdrawal   Top South Korean Officials Fear Rumors Of Peace

ALS SSS is 874 SOS BA ESE  Triangle Defense  Allies Force Hard Fighting Reds to Make Slight Retreat

SUPERINTENDENT BUSY   Dr. Boehm Has Been Serving Or Varied Committees

DR. BOEHM TO AID IN EVALUATION WORK  i   Bucks County Official Tc Assist at Frankford High School   HAS ASSISTED BEFORE

Husband, Wife And Sister Shot To Death In New Jersey-Home; Nephew Confesses

Casualties Double  Those Announced  Total Now 141,955, With  bey fom  Lat wl aos Pp ~asl, ee

U.S. Casualties In Korea Set At 141,955   Non-Battle ~ Causes: Accidents, Sickness Account for. More Than Half The Total

‘ALL ABOUT EVE’ TOP STORY  Ferrer, Holliday Win ~ Hollywood's Oscars

Top Actor, Actress ‘Named in Hollywood; ‘All About Eve’ Best Fitm

Baxter and Davis Of °50’s Top Movie Edged Out by Stars In Other Pictures

FILMLAND’S ELITE   J udy Holliday, Ferrer.  ‘Eve’ Capture Osears

Eleven Die As B-50 Plunges Into Building   Bomber Hits Building, Gesoline-Fed Flames Carry Decth Through Place

Faltering B-50 Bomber Crashes Into Seattle Apartment Building; At Least Eleven Die

Big Plane Explodes As It Piles into Seattle House on City Border

Tax Probers Call Caudle To Testity   Questions Planned On Friend’s Alleged ‘Shakedown’ Attempt

House Probers To Ask Caudle More Questions   Truman Reported Studying Plan to. End Tax Scandal

Yankees Even Series; Defeat Giants 3tol   Ed Lopat Winner; Gives Up 5 Hits

Yankees Even Series As Lopat Hurls 4-Hitter for 3-1 Win   SIXTH INNING   aFeoyINE INNING

Tides of Korean Warfare Devastate City of Seoul, Once Proud Capital

Showdown Fight Seen In Britain's Labor Govt.   Attlee And Bevan To Stage Battle Over Policies

PRISON BREAK, CAUSES ALARM INTHE SOUTH   Armed Fugitives Being Hunted In Five-State Area

STORMY FURETIN POLICY DEBATE HELD AN OENATE   Members Wrangle Over. Russia's Intentions and American Troop Commitments in Europe.   FTSENHOWER’S RECATEL — DEMANDED BY MALANE   -onnally Says Moscow May  Be Ready in “Two Years or Less” to Challenge U.S. Atomic Warfare.

ASKS TRUMAN FOR RECALL OF EISENHOWER   Stormy Debate on U. S. Foreign Policy Flares in Senate

Foreign Policy Debate Fiare:   ‘Connally Says Russia May Challenge U. S.-In Two Years

131 Killed Or  Wounded In — Suez Battles   State Of Emergency Proelained In Egypt After Bloody Fights

Bloody Fight  In Egypt Over Canal   109 Casualties When Egyptians, British Stace Battle In Suez

Fighting Flares Again Near Suez   Cairo Students Parade in Protests, Shout For Arms Against British

Proclaim State Of Emergency: Students Riot   Government Act Follows Bloodiest Bout with British

New Outbreak In Suez Lifts Killed to 100   22 Wounded and Dead In Battle With Eqyptians

Egypt Proclaims State of Emergency As Riots Continue  At Least 109 Persons Killed or Injured In Suez Zone Yesterday   BULLETIN

Clashes With British Kall, Injure 106   Cairo Demonstrators Demand ‘Blood For Blood’ In Crisis

Some Relief From Cold Is Expected   ley Blast Hits Eastern Coast From Maine to Florida

Peace Talks Proposed By Russ Envoy   Would Have Both Sides Withdraw from 38th Parallel Now

Russian Calls  for Confab ~   Radio Address Asks for Conference for Armistice, Withdrawal From 38th

Malik Urges  ‘Cease-Fire’ Proposes Conference Between Both Sides

Nationwide Broadcast Asserts War Can Be Brought To Peaceful End By Armistice, Withdrawal From 38th

Warships find Planes Blast Korean Coast   U.N. Gains 3 Miles Above Suwon, Patrol: Continuing Advance

ADVANCE UNITS NOW FACING STRONG FORCE   Main Chinese Line Believed Found; Warships In Action

stronger Enemy Resistance Dulls Western Offense   Warships, Planes Resume Bombardment Of Inchon And East Coast; Allies Pounded By Red Artillery; Trapped UN Patrol Rescued

Soviets Say U.S. Blocks Arms Accord   Reds’ Sincerity Is Stressed in Vishinsky Blast’

BRISTOL MAN IS REPORTED MISSING   Word Received That Paul iess Has Not Been   ——  IN ARMY SINCE 1942

Basenall’s Frick, Durocher Wonder——  Can Lawmakers Cite Bean-Ball for Contempt!

Vegetables. Suffer Hut...  State Milk Output in August’ Tops Same Month In 1950

ALLIES VACATE 2 KEY TOWNS   8th Army Forces Abandon Osan, Wonju While U.N. Warplanes Take Heavy Toll of Korean, Chinese Communist Troops; Reds Push Pursuit

Retreating Kighth Army Gives Up Korean Cities After Heroic Struggle   Allied Warplanes Take Heavy Tull Of Invading Communist Forces Jamming Highways Leading Southward

U.N. FORCES RETREAT FROM OSAN, WONT   Warplanes Take Big * Enemy Toll Monday During Battle

UN Forces Give Up Towns To Commies  Red Pressure On    Red Pressure On ‘Heartbreak’ Highwa Is Stepped Up

Planes, Ships Bombard Reds Surging South   Fallback Speeded So As To Avoid Red Entrapment

Osan And Wonju Abandoned Without A Fight; Pilots Report Roads Clogged By Refugees; Aircraft Active.

“Osan in West Anc Wonju n East Are Given Up   Roads To South Jammed With Reds Pursuing UN Trooos

ALLIED PLANE ATTACKS TAKE TOLL OF REDS   8th Army Abandons Two Towns; Warships Blast Inchon Again

Retreating Eighth Army Abandons 2 Vital Korea Towns   Allied Warplanes Take Heavy Toll of Red; Osan Is Given Up Without Fight as Allies Quit Wonju After Valiant Delaying Action

8th Army Abandons 2 Towns; Planes and Ships Pound Reds   Troops Quit Osan and Wonju and Continue Retreat Steady Down ‘Heartbreak Highway’

Warplanes Continue  Heavy Toll   But Eighth Army Sull Falls Back BeforeRedHlordes

RETREAT FROM SAN. WONTU   Warplanes Take Big Enemy Toll Monday During Battle

UN Forces Quit Wonju After Fight  More Than 1,750   More Than 1,750 Chinese Reported Stopped By Planes

Allied Planes Hit Reds Hare   Retreating Eighth Army Gives Up Two Important Towns

Annual Session Goes On Ballot  Michigan Legislative Chanae Up To Voter:

W. Richardson, Negro Worker, IsFound Slain  B. C. Benson Gives Up To Police; Admits Quarrel And Shoctinc

Navy Acts On Plan To Cut Down Waste Officers Are Being Rated  Officially On “Cost Consciousness”

‘The Old Navy Not Like This  * *  ‘Now Get ‘Cost Conscious’ Grades

Plea is Made to Bar Communists   Australians Asked to Outlaw Party

Asks Australia to Outlaw Reds   Prime Minister Calls for Amendment to  Manatitutianr

Reds Stymied By Series of UN Rebuffs —   Assembly to Study West’s Plan for German Unification

Acheson Blasts Red China As Lower Than Barbarism   U.N, Assembly Slaps Down Russia On German Unity, Yugoslav Plaints

AchesonBlasts Red China In U.N. Speech   Describes Regime as Being Lower Than the General Level of Barbarism

UN Slaps Down Russian Bid On China Issue   Acheson, Vishinsky Clash as Peiping  Loses Vote, 37-11

Vishinsky, Acheson Clash .  A Series Of Rebuffs For Soviet in UN

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Likens Red Regime to ‘Barbarisim’

Soviet Gets ebuff;Reich nity Eyed   West Successful In Stalling Move  For Recognition

Assembly In Paris Supports West On Germany and China   Acheson Says Minds Revolt at Seating Chinese Communists

Rebuft Soviets On 2 Principal U.N. Issues   Assembly Refuses To Drop Chiang’s Case Aqainst Reds

Acheson Blocks Soviet Move to Seat Red China   Calls Mao’s Regime Lower than General Level of Barbarism

Vote Taken Over Soviet Objections   Big Three Proposal Calls for Impartial Group Study to See Whether Time Suitable   Violation Charged   Vishinsky Says Action Repudiates Charter, Potsdam Pact

Assembly  Hands Russ 3 Rebuffs   Group Decides to Hear German, Yugoslav Issues

Acheson Blasts  Red China Rule   Secretary Leads Drive tc Defeat Move for Seat in U.N.   REBUFF FOR RUSSIANS   U. S. Hopes for Action on Plan for World Arms  Limitation

Says China ‘Lower Than Barbarism’   Acheson Spearheads Western Drive To Bar China From UN

Acheson Calls Chinese Lower Than Barbaric   Assembly to Air German Unity Plan, Yugoslavia Charges

SOVIETS MEET REBUFFS AT UN SESSION   Both Limitations Of Arms Plans Put On Assembly List

CHINA REDS ASSAILED AS BARBAROUS   Acheson Hits Communists’ Low International Conduct as U.N. Again Bars Peiping Membership.   U. N. ASSEMBLY REBUFFS RUSSIA   To Take Up Western Plan on Reuniting Germany and to Hear Charges by Tito.

USSR REBUFFED BY UN ASSEMBLY ON THREE ISSUES   REFUSES, CONSIDER GIVING CHINA SEAT TO PEIPING REDS

‘cheson Blasts ed Chinese  ‘s Barbarians  J. S. Official Spearheads Drive

Soviet Union Is-Rebuffed ‘In U. N. Meet   Runs [nto Series Of Setbacks On Important Issues Up At Paris

U.N. Rebuffs Russians in Assembly Vote:   China, German, Tito Cases Russian Defeats

Russia Given A Series of  Rebuffs in UN   Assembly Refuses to Give China’s Seat to Peiping Communists  Will Talk Disariming

Paris Action Blocks Reds On Germany  West Offers Plan  To Reunite Nation

Moscow Loses Out on Issues Covering Red China's Seat, Reunited Germany and Yugoslav Complaint.

U. N. ASSEMBLY REBUFFS RUSSIA   To Take Up Western Plan on Reuniting Germany and to Hear Charges by Tito.

WEST VICTOR ON CHINA, MOVE TO UNITE CERMANS   Vote to Consider Slav Complaint on Hostile Red Acts

Acheson Blasts Peiping Regime For Barbarism   Spearheads Western  Move To Defeat Russ Plan To Seat Chinese U.N. Okays 4 Action

Soviet Rebuffed In Votes at U.N.  Acheson Assails Red China Rule

Soviets Rebuffed In U.N.   Agree to Take Up Plan For Reuniting Germany and New  Yugoslay Complaint

UN Rebufffs Russian Bloe  On 3 Counts   Assembly to Take Up Germany Reunion, Tito Complaint

Russia Fails To Obtain Seat Of China for  Communists   Assembly Will Discuss Western Plan for Uniting Germany

WESTERN PLAN FOR GERMANY STUDIED   Refuse To Consider Giving China’s Seat To Reds   To Consider Yugoslavia’s Complaint Of Hostile Soviet Actions

UN Assembly Takes Up Plan To Unify Reich   Vote to Reject Russian Objection

Soviet Given Rebuff Over Reich Unity   Assembly To Study Disarmament Plans Of West Big Three

Soviet Runs Into Series of Rebuffs In U.N. Assembly   Refuse to Consider Giving China's Seat To the Peiping Reds

Vishinsky Claim That German Problem Should Be Ignored Rejected By U. N. Assembly

Soviet Defeated In Every Move Before Assembly  UN Refuses to Give Seat to China Reds; To Consider Germany

Acheson Tangles In Debate With Vishinsky  Vote Is 37 to 11 Cartel. Fear wl   Vote Is 37 to 11 With Four of Members Abstaining

Soviet Rebutted (Again and Again kn U.N. Assembly   Red China Again Is Refused Seat: Sift Yugoslav Charges

German, Yugoslav Problems On Agenda  Soviet Tirade Fails to Sway Delegates

Riches or Citizenship? That's Decision that Has To Be Made By Ohioan Under Will of English Woman

U.S. Citizenship Or $254,6352   Ohioan Must Choose Between the Two

STORM STRIKES STATE, BRINGING COLDER WEATHER   Snow, Slect and Freezing Rain Fall in Northeastern Missouri and Make Driving Hazardous,   AN EARLY WARMUP APPEARS UNLIKELY   Highs in Southeast Kansas Today Expected to Range From 15 to 25 Above Zero,

Big Three Study Rearming Germany   Cold War Experts Are Called as West Ponders Reaction of Kremlin

SOCIALITE GUILTY IN MANSLAUGHTER CASE   Jekn J. K. Caskie, Jr. Throw: Himself Om Mercy Of The Ceanrt In Baltimore

$10 Million Toll  In Indiana Fire   Eight Buildings Hit in Heart of Evansville Business District

Fire Razes Eight Buildings in Evansville, ind.: Damage Estimated af $10,000,000

$10 Million Blaze Sweeps  Threueh Evansville, Ind.   13 Firemen Overcome In Coliumbre Rlaze

Fire Damage  Is 10 Million   Flames Sweep Eight Buildings: in Evansville, Ind.. Business Area.

FIRE SWEEPS THROUGH CENTER OF EVANSVILLE, IND. BUSINESS DISTRICT

$10-Million Fire Strikes Evansville   8 Buildings in Center Of Indiana Town Burn

$10 Million Fire  Sweeps Heart  Of Indiana City   High Winds Fan Flames In Evansville Business Area: 9 Buildings Hit

OE ALLLLELELELEN LOLA OL EE LIA  ‘Will You ‘Stay ~ This Time?” People Of Seoul Ask Yanks

SHOWERS   JAPANESE SHIP WITH 54 ABOARD HITS SHORELINE: IN HEAVY FOG AND RAIN

Japanese Ship Thought Safe, 54 on Board   Four Holds Taking Water Says Captain’s Radio to Coast Guard

There Is a Wise Moral to This Story—Never Marry a Woman Who Can Count

GM Profits In Past Year Highest Ever   Total Sets All-Time Record for Any U. S. Corporation.

Gable Is Sued  Bor’ Divorce   Former Lady Syivia Ashley Wed to Mavie Star Less Than 18 Months

WAGE FREEZE CHANGE URGED BY U.S. LABOR   Justice Department Wins in Dispute With OPS

— GAMING — Spa Grand Jury Digs In Records   POLITICAL TIES, CRIME PROBED

Saratoga Jury Delve: into Official Records of County Officer, Safety Deputy

Bill Legalizing Sale of Oleo in State For Home Use Only Approved in House

Marshal Petain  Is Seriously Ill      “Collaborator,” 94, Has Pneumonia ln Prison

‘Hero, Then Traitor, Ailing Marshall ‘Petain Ending Days in Damp Fortress

GOP Leaders To Advise Fine To Drop Income   Governor Calls in Party Heads For Leaislative Plannina

Des Moines Rabbi Coming Sunday to Methodist Church  _ Sunday School Invites   Sunday School Invites Public to Attend Program at 10 A. M.

2 DIVISIONS ARE REPORTED NEAR ANDONG   Say 20,000 Enemy Troops Are Moving Closer To Allies

Fifth Air Force Reports Battle Biggest of War   5 UN Scout Forces Seize Anchor Bases in Hit-Run Swoops

CONSTITUTIONAL BAN AGAINS? GENERAL STATE.SALES TAXES 1S REIECTED BY TEXAS HOUSE.

Some Fighting ls Continued On Korea Front  ccurs   No Activity Occurs In Aera Where Truce Is Being Discussed

Truce Is Unofficial on West Flank But Fighting Continues Elsewhere

Body of Jet Pilot Found   Victim Was 2% Miles From Where Airplane. Crashed to Earth. :

ROW BREWS IN RANKS OF UAW   Bid To John’E: Lewis Te Speak At Celebration Stirs Tempest

Things Touchy In UAW Family  Bid To John. L. Lewes Stirs Detroit Row

Allies Reach Heights Over Korean Bases   Fierce Red Artillery Barrage Met; Yank Planes Paste Enemy

Allies Probe New Korean Bomb Charge   Two Accusations Of Kaesong Violation Refuted by U.N.

Allied Chiefs’ Deny Gunfire, Flare Charges   ‘Alleged Air Attack Latest  In Mounting Series ~  ; Of ‘Incidents’

UN Officers And Newsmen Go To Scene   Nam II's Quarters Said To Have Been Near Danger Point

LATEST CHARGE FLATLY DENIED BY UN   Reds Say Allied Plane Bombed Neutral lone   TWO INVESTIGATORS SENT TO KAESONG

Bombs Dropped On Neutral Zone, Is Latest Claim   Alleged to Have Fallen Less Than Half a Mile From Nam II's Residence; No Hint of New Truce Talks.

Chief Allied Negotiator Sends Officers To Probe Aceusation Of Bombing   Residential Quarters Of Communist *— Senior Delegate Endangered By Blasts; No Hint Conference To Be Resumed

Chinese Say U.S. Hit Zone   American Jet Bombe Neutral Area Again, Enemy Asserts ‘

im Americans opped Bombs ar Nams Home   ispatches Group Of  ice Admiral Joy Allied Officers To Scene

Another Bomb Attack Claimed  Near Kaesong   Investigations Refute Other Enemy Charges. UN Officials Report

Officers Deny Latest Charge Of UN Bombing  Pharma That ‘We Mrannet   Charge That ‘We Dropped Flares Gn Kassong Also Denied In Renort

Enemy Says Kaesong Area Bombed Again  Joy Dispatches-U. N. fficers To Scene

Latest Red Charge Investigated By Allies  Bomb Dropped  Noaoar Onartere   Bomb Dropped Near Quarters Of Gen. Nam II,  Commies Say

UN OPENS PROBE INTO RED GHARGE OF NEW BOMBINGS   Enemy Says Allied Plane Dropped 2 Missiles Near Kaesong   OTHER CLAIMS DENIED   Allies Send Investigators   to Kaesong to Check on New Chardes

Probers Call The Dutehman In Tax Seandal   Henry Grunewald Subpoenaed By Investigators Studying Case

‘Mystery Man’ Called As Witness In Tax Shakedown Probe  House Investigators Subpena Grunewald te Appear By Thursday

‘THE DUTCHMAN’ TO TESTIFY  Grunewald Subpenaed For Thursday Session

Mystery Man Subpenaed By House Probers   Grimewald To Testily Thursday In Tax Shakedown Weaving

General Readying "Revised Estimate Of Army Colonel  Ridgway Angry Over Way Planley Gave  VAs. OO. Cl asiene

Story Shocks Top Officers   Hanley Wanted G.I.s to Know Facts; Release Surprise to Top Officers

Says Even GOP May Iry to Unseat Kem in 1952   Congressman Phil Welch Critical of Senator in Address to Democrats.

Welch Blasts Senator Kem As Obstructionist   YDC Keynoter Says GOP Itself May Remove Kem

Oliphan} Links Grunewa'd With Ano‘her Tax Case   Quoted “Mystery Man” as Saying He Was Helping Senator Bridges (R-NH).

SENSATIONS ARE HINTED AT HEARING   Group Chairman Talks With Truman. Tax Lien Is Filed

Said Mystery Man’ Aids Solon In Big Tax Case   Dutchman Grunewald Linked in Inquiry By Sen.’ Bridaes

Oliphant Links Grunewald to Another Case   ‘Mystery Man’ Quoted As Helping Senator

inquired on Dun in Big Tax Affair   Grunewald Is Quoted as — Saying He Assisted : Senator in Case.

Probers Hint New Sensations As Oliphant Resumes Stand   Grunewald Quoted as Aiding Senato In Case Involving Baltimore Man

Oliphant Says Grunewald Told of Help for Solon; Admits Tip-off to Caudle

Truman Calls Investigation Chairman Kine   Oliphant Admits He Tipped Caudle His Return Scrutinized

Link Grunewald And Sen. Bridge: In Tax Probe   ‘Oliphant Links GOP Senator With Mystery Figure

Admits Letting Prosecution On Case Drop   Denies “Dutchman” Intimated He Had White House Pull

DISCHARGES HIM AFTER JAIL TERM   Judge Warns Robert Neitzel That He Must Go Straight   5 GANGED UP ON GIRL

JUDGE DISCHARGES HIM AFTER 25-MONTHS TERM   Returned for Re-sentence, Warned by the Court   5 GANGED UP ON A GIRL

U.N. Will Nof ‘Trade’ On Truce Line, Reds Told  Allies Prepared To Make Adjustments,

Allied Delegates Firm in Rejecting Red Buffer Plans  U.N. Still Ready To Hear Enemy’s Compromise Idea

Buffer Zone in Korea Calls for Yielding Ground   Allies Willing to Make Adjustments if of Minor Nature

Are Still Ready to Make * ‘Minor Refinements’ In Own Buffer Offer.

Chinese Mother Kills Self Rather. Than Pay Communist Extortion Demanr

Red Extortion Victim Dies  Chinese Mother ° ails To Raise   Chinese Mother Fails To Raise Money. Kills Self

Judge Releases 15 Red Leaders   Ryan Complies with Appeals Court Ruling

Jurist Orders Reds Released Pending Trial   Leaders Freed On Bail After. Ruling _ By Appeals Court

15 Communist Leaders Are Free on Bail   Judge Bows To Ruling Made By Court of Appeal

Red Leaders Freed Again Under Bond   Release Ordered By Appeals Court; Sum Is Unehaneed

Court Order Frees Reds From Jail   Civil Rights Congres  _ Bond Is Acceptable, ludge Decides

Judge Sets Reds Free On Ruling   Civil Rights . Congress Puts Up $175,000 in Bail After High Court  Decision   Respects Hand   Ryan in Ordering 15 to Jail Considered CRC Not Trustworthy

15 Reds Released As Judge Obeys Appeals Ruling   Out on Bail Supplied Under Civil Rights  Ducenrpemec Wir

Release 15 Reds on Bail In New York   Judge Obeys Decision By Appeals Court

15 Communist Leaders Are Freed on Bail   Judge Ryan Complies With Ruling of U.S. Anneals Court

Communists Wit Ruling on Bail  Civil Rights Group  May Provide Funds

U. S. Stands Ready To Talk Peace With Russians, President Declares

But He Also Flays Reds’ Propaganda   President Takes Part In Ceremonies At New Site For College

Russians Asked To Join Sincere Anti-War Moves   Nations, However, Advised to Build Strong Defenses

Asks Soviet Aid To Halt Atom Peril   Overture Is Conditioned On Abandonment of “Phony Line.”

The Weather   Truman Asks Russ fo Halt Atomic ‘War’   Advises Powers To Oppose Red Aggression

Truman Makes New Peace Bid  To Russians   Urges Sovict To Join Effort To Free World From Atomic Warfare

Urges Russians To Join America  In Peace Effort   President Asks Soviet Union To Join Free Nations In Sincere Attempt To Outlaw Atomic Warfare; Scene Of Truman Talk Is New Wake Forest College Site

Truman Again Asks Russia to Support World Disarmament  Says Growing Strength Of Allies Improving Chances For Peace

Truman Makes New Peace Bid to Russia   Urges Soviets to Free World'from Scourge of A-War

O'Conor Plans State Tour  When Congress Adjourns   ‘EXPECTED TO RUN FOR RE-ELECTION NEXT YEAR  MARKEY TO SEEK GOP NOMINATION

CHAMBER PRESENTS ITS RURAL SMOKER   Fellowship Keynote Tomorrow Night at 8 in Community Building

CHAMBER PRESENTS ITS RURAL SMOKER   Fellowship Keynote Tomorrow Night at 8 in Cammunity Riilding   IOVER 2.000 EXPECTED

Donnelly M: ay Enter Race  Says No Decision To Seek Office Will Be Made At Present

Donnelly Hints Strongly Hell Run for Governor  Former State Executive Pushes Tentative Foot in 52 Campaign  Lebanon Lawyer’s Statement Leaves No Doubt in Minde af Oheervere ‘e's in Race

Ohio Turnpike Has Green Light   Authority Upheld By Supreme Court

Germans Stop War Material  liungary-Bound Steel Held at Czech Border

Stassen In Memorial Speech Calls For End Of Fear And Weakness Policy In US

STILL THEIR LEGIONS GROW   STILL THEIR LEGIONS GROW  Nation Honors Fallen Heroes

Nation Pays Tribute to War Dead   It Wasn’t a Holiday ir Homes With the Empty Rooms.

Americans Pay Tribute to War Dead in Ceremonies in U. S., Abroad

Raiders Pick Up 60 Shipjumpers  200 lmmiarntion Men   200 Immigration Men Staqe Hoboken Raid

SURPRISE ROUNDUP STAGED Nab 60 Ship-jumpers in N. J. Water-front Raid

riuge Corn Out out Asked   Secre ary Brannan Pledges Farmors ‘Fair Break’

Huge Corn qi Out but Asked   ‘Secrel rary Brannan Pledge Farmisss ‘Fair Breat’ ~!

U.S. Ends War With Germany  East-West Split Stops Peace Treaty Action

Two Separate Probes of Track’s Operations Ready  Rep. Lloyd Harris’ Name Added to List of Stockholders

Mother, Father Kili “Selves  Children Orphaned in Site (Offered Aid by People of Town

SUUNDS WARNING  Warren Austin Appeals for Unity in U. N. Against Red China

British Ban Arms Supplies  For Red China   But Total Embargo On Trade Evaded; MacArthur’s Charges Denied

OPS Finds Many Beet  Violators   Price Officials Report Two of Every 5 Packers Breaking Regulations

U. 5. Aluminum Reserves Low   Stockpile Would Last 2 Weeks, Reynolds Says

Jail Terms For Pleaders Of This Area   Falls Creek Man Draws 20-months For Gambling; DuBoisite Penalized For Paternal Attack.

SOVIET FORMS NEW ARMY FOR KOREAN DUTY   Russtan Magazine  Says 500,000 Tn Wilitaru Geaun

Naval Expansion Plans Qutlined  Program Includes Big 57,000-Ton Carrier

Wetherby Wins ‘Kentucky Vote  Pre acher Holds Slight din GOP Rae

Siler Leads In Kentucky G. O.P. Race   Meade Behind; Many Votes Uncounted;  Wetherby Breezes

Kathryn L. Johnston, 85, Believed To.Be First White Girl Born In Helena, Is Summoned by Death

Freezing Rain in Panhandle as Cold Front Moves Southward: Rain and Cold is Forecast Here

Reds Reply Bitterly To Atcheson Defy To Accept 3-Point Plan   West Starts First Peace Move But Russians Throw Monkey Wrench Into Plan Machinery.

Revitalized Japan Set ‘To Sign Economic Pact  WithSponsorsFrom UN

Pre-Fabricated Houses Are Disapproved By Council   Council Found From Committee Report That They Do Not Meet Building Code Requirements — Decide Two More Policemen Are Needed — New Pumping Station Near Completion   TRAFFIC COMPLAINTS GET BRUSH-OFF

PRE-FABRICATED HOUSES ARE DISAPPROVED   ate nace tei se etal  Doylestown Council Finds They Do Not Meet Building Code Requirements   TOUR OF INSPECTION

Sanity Hearing for Bill Cook Who Pleads Guilty   District Attorney Asks Death Penalty for Slayer of Mosser Family.

BAD MAN PLEADS GUILTY; WILL GET SANITY HEARING   Slayer of IIlinois Family Attempts to Evade Death Penalty.

Badman Cook Pleads Guilty  Sanity Hearing March 20 After CC uenKien hAawvn

Cook’s Plea of Guilt Accepted By Judge   Sanity Hearing {s Ordered immediately For Confessed Slaver

Judge Accepts Cook Guilty Plea   Sanity Hearing Is Ordered For Confessed Slayer in Oklahoma City Court Today

Bill Cook Pleads Guilty to KidnapMurder of Mossers  6S GER (ee eee Ce   Federal Judge to Order Sanity Hearing For Joplin Badman

SEEKS TO BEAT DEATH PENALTY  Mass Slayer Cook Pleads Guilty to Kidnap Charge

Slayer of Mosser Family * Changes Tactics in Effort To Avoid Death in Chair

Admits Guilt Tn Murder of Moscer Family   Court Accepts Plea With Reservations and Orders Sanity Examination.

Makes Surprise Move fo Escape Death Penalty   Court Accepts Plea, Orders Sanity Hearin: For Slayer March 20

 Good Idea, Too Costly Governor Vetoes Bill Requiring Cover Over Loose Cargo Trucks

OPS Price Clinic ~ Is Held Here Today   Commodity Specialist Helps With trdividwal Service to Mderchants

ODS Price Clink—Is Held Here Today   Commodity Spacialist Helps With Individual Service to Merchants

GROVE CITY MA KILLED BY TRAIN   Auto Is Struck on East Pine Street Crossing

Whole State Chilled ~ Spencer Has 28 Below, Coldest of This Season

FO TIT PMOOW ran QU AFJERD RRQUITR PRR   Sweltering Texans Combat Sunstroke, Water Dearth

Road Damage Is Estimated In Millions   Seeretary of Indiana County Cemmissioners Says Hoosier Road Break-Up Worst in  Titednenex:

Spilled Gasoline Blamed for Blaze   ¥ather, Two Sous Escape Barly Morning Flames

Mr. Million” To Die Tomorrow   Predict 600 Persons Will Be Killed Over Yule In Traffic

And It Wiay be You.  Inevitably, Mr. Million To Lose Life Saturday

It May Be You— ‘Death Closes In on Victim xX’   1,000,000th US Traffic Victim Tomorrow

U. S. Closes Two Hungarian Consulates, Bans Travel in Reply to Fliers’ Treatment

Break With Red Hungary Not Full Gne   Close Consulates, Ban Any Travel to Communist Nation

US Hits Baek At Hungary For Ransom   American Travel Banned, Consulates Closed In This Country

CURBS ON HUNGARY   Travel Contacts Broken in Retaliation for Jailing  U. S$. Fliers

U. S.-Hungary Ties  Slashed to Minimum  Complete Break Ruled Out;   Complete Break Ruled Out; Consulates Closed. Travel Banned

OUR PATIENCE SAID NOT INEXHAUSTIBLE U.S.-Hungary Contacts Cut  Down To A Bare Minimum

Rule Out Break With Hungary   U. S. Bans Travel, Orders Closing of 2 Consulates

U: S. Takes Steps To Get Back At Reds   Reds Speeding Up Preparations In Europe

U.S. Rules Out Complete Break With Hungary   Travel There Barred, Consulates Closed As Flyers Are Freed

Diplomatic Tie With Hungary Likely To Stay   State Dept. Closes 2 Consulates After Airmen Incident

DIPLOMATS HIT BACK AT REDS IN FLYER CASE   Contact Between Two Nations Are-At Bare Minimum— American Travel In Hungary Banned.

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Acheson Issues Warning

Full Break Ruled Out In  Fliers’ Case   U.S. Bans Travel. Orders Hungarian Consulates Closed

US Cuts Contact With Hungarians To Bare Minimum   Complete Diplomatic Break Is Ruled Out As Airmen Are Freec

CUT CONTACTS WITH HUNGARY TO A MINIMUM   Warns Soviet Bloc Thai Future Reaction Will Be Harsher

‘No Complete Break Wit "Red Satellite Planned i By State Department

IC Freight Crewmen Trapped   Plunges Through Weakened Bridge Near Woodbine

THREE MEN CRUSHED IN LOCOMOTIVE   Trapped When 1. C. Freight Plunges Through Trestle in lowa.

Crewmen Trapped In Wreckage Of Wreck at Woodbine   Train Plunges Into Stream from Weakened Trestle

Train Plunges Through Span; Believe 3 Dead   15 Loaded Fruit Cars Pile Up on Engine Near Woodbine, la.

ALLIES STRIKE COUNTER BLOWS AGAINST REDS   Main Enemy Force Not Contacted By UN Patrols

Reds Massing Forces For New Drive In Korea   Enemy Continues To Suffer Casualties Under Plane Attacks

Canada May Act Alone On Seaway Plar   Project Is. Expected To Come Before Cabinet During Meeting Called For Next Wednesday

Philadelphia, New York City Machines Defeated Voters Choose Clean Government Candidates

Republicans Win In Special Vote, Gain House Seat  James Curley Loses Boston Mayor Race

GOP ANNEXES FOUR HOUSE ~ ELECTIONS ~   Demos Take ‘Key Philadel' phia Mayoral Race   Include Halley’s Election In New York, Curley’s Defeat In Boston

Seat Is Gained By GOP   Republicans Elected Four House Members Tuesday, but Lost Grip on Philadelphia

GOP Gains  House Seat In Elections   Demo Wins Phill: Mayoralty After 68 Years

Capture House Seat In 4 Tests   - But Republicans hose: Their 68-Yaor Grin on Philadelphia

DOP PIGKa UP ONE NEW StAT IN GONGAES   Off-Year Voting Regarded as Having No Great Sianificance.

Philadelphians Klect Democrat   Rudolph Halley Is Successful In  New York

GOP GAINS IN CONGRESS; LOSES - PHILADELPHIA   First Philadelphia Democrat Mayor Since 1883; GOP Wins Little Rock.

Off-Year Vote Is Not Very Sianificant   Democrats Break 68-Year Grip On Philadelphia, Pa.

Republicans Gain A Seat, Halley Wins   Democrats Triumph In Philadelphia As New Mayor Chosen

GOP Gains House Seat, Loses Grip On Philadelphia   No Great Political Significance Seen In Yesterday's Vote

Halley Na med As New York  Council Head   Philadelphia Voters Ousts GOP Which Win: In Liltle Reck, Ark.

Philadelphia Lost To GOP First Time Since 1883   Curley Defeated In Come-Back Try As Boston Mayor

GOP Pieks Uy House Seat.  Loses Philly  Schenck Hands Yoder Defeat

Republicans Gair Seat In Elections Held Yesterday   But Lose 68-Year Philadelphia Grip; Harley Is Winner

GOP Picks Up One Seat in U.S. Hedions   Balloting Isn‘t Considered to be Very Significant

GOP Picks Up Seat In House, Loses Quaker-City In Four Special Elections

Dr. Poling end GOP Defeats: For Conirol of Philade: aii   Republicans Take Little Rock; Lose Kentucky Governo!

Four Special Elections Won By Republicans   Democrats Victors In Philadelphia; Halley Is Winner

No Significant Political Trends Emerce In Tuesday Election Resulis

COP GAINS SEATS   Takes 4 Congressional Elections But Loses Phila~ delphia to Demos  Py

Parties Swap Out in Major Tuesday Vote   Republicans Gain Seat in Congress, Lose Grip On Philadelphia

Will Not ‘Sell-Out’ to Reds, Officials Say; Enemy Must Withdraw Demand UN Troops Leave Korea Or Cease-Fire Talks May Flop

Allies Prepare For Showdown Cease-Fire Talks   UN Negotiating Team Leaves for Koesong in Amphibious Ducks

UN Will Stand Firm Against Troop Removal   Enemy Force of 720,000 Ready To Start Drive

Peace Move May Crash at Kaesong Tonight Over Issue of Evacuation

Ducks Ready To Take Joy To Kaesong   Negotiations Will Be Held Tonight Regardless Of Bad Weather

Teams Resume llood-Stalled Crucial Talks   UN Truce Convoy Goes to Kacsong j in

UN Team Is Ready For Peace, War   Torrential Rains Halt Thursday Talks At Kaesong

US. Troops Tn Counter  Offensive   Red Smash at East Flank Loses Foree in Face of Artillery Fire; Fight  BMixcsle tu Abnsivitetnc

CROWD GREETS  IRAN OIL DELEGATION   Nationalization Program Still Marking Time,  However

lranians Ready For Oil Seizure  Nationalization Bod Cheered By Crowds

Week-End Will Be Cold in Midwest   Frigid Temperatures Extend as Far South as Arkansas and Texas.

Icy Blasts For Weekend  Most of Midwest And East Share Cecnta Vlanthar

Report Five U.S. Airmen Slain by Reds   Clark Air Base In Manila Sends  Out Search Party By Wrank TT. White

HUK REDS AMBUSH, SLAY 5 U.S. FLIERS   Waylay Airmen, Friends Enroute Home from Fiesta

Huks Ambush Clark Field Air Force Mer   Two Women With Soldiers Hit, More  Rumored Slain

Army Accused Of Man Waste   Veterans Are Urged to Replace Guards, Reservists to Meet Demands

U.S. Says Russia Could Speed Up Peace by Ending Korea War   LISTS OTHER POINTS

Acl reso Asks. Russia-To End Karea War: And To Show Other Signs Of Good Will

Acheson Asks Russia To End Korea War  And To Show Other Signs Of Good Will

Acheson Calls Or Russia To End War In Korea    Soviet Signs Of Good Will Urged

Senate Gag Rule To Assure Passage Of Giant Defense Spending Measure

SOIL EROSION TOLL IS HEAVY   Foot From 356 Acres Ir County Lost Annually, Davis Says

Soil Conservation Reeds Emphasizec  Erosion Robbing Natic: OF Lond): Expert Tess:  Farmere --"

L.S. TAKES CHILLY VIEW Britain Seeks American-Made Sabrejets — Without Engines

Britain Asks For Jet Planes Minus Engines   American-Made Fighters Sought By Ally

Royal Couple Ends American Visit Having Captured the Hearts of All

aecae ey PaPrewell ee eeeeaicha  ‘Yow re Wondert w,’ Truman Says As Royal Couple Leave

Princess and ‘Duke Return to Montreal by Air   Truman Tells Them Never Before Has the United States Been Visited by “Such a Wonderful Young Couple.”

Princess Says Farewell to U.S. In Washington  Roya! Couple Depart For Canadian Visit:

“Web of Evidence Traps Heisler in Gunnish Slaying   Royal Pair Off to Canada After Goodbye From Truman:

BRITISH ROYAL “COUPLE END STAY IN WASHINGTON   Elizabeth and Philip Depart for Canada After Day of Sightseeing and Cheers of Crowds.   GOOD-BYES ENCHANGED AT WHITE HOUSE   President Truman Says Visit Has Tightened Bonds Be“tween United States and England.

‘Come Again, Bring the Children’ Wonderful Couple Bids Truman, U. S. Goodbye

President Sees Greater Hope lor World Peace Through Royal Couple’s U.S. Visit

ROYAL COUPLE “LEAVE GAPITAL FOR MONTREAL   Peace Depends On Anglo. American Relations, Truman Says   WILL LEAVE CANADA ON NOVEMBER 12th

Official Good-Byes Were Said In White House Rose Garden; President Warmly Acclaims Importance Of Royal Visit

Demos Plan For ’52 Race   Leaders Conclude Session; Boyle Blasts Opponents

Mexican Aided Commie: Chief In Escape Try  FBI Won't Divulge: Details Concerning Hunt For Mexican

Ten Men Listed As Top Choices For Senate Job   State To Send Dem First Time Since '43

Stiff Battle For Seoul ts Being Waged      UN Forces Plow Into Main Red Line; Chinese Bring Red Tanks Into ‘Struggle for Korea

Tank Duels Feature Fight On Western Front; Reds Bring Up Reinforcements

Duel Of Tanks Raging Near Seoul Outskirts   Reds Observe New Years With First Show Of Armor

CHINESE NEW TROOPS IN BATTLE   Bitter Fight Waged Almost To Outskirts Of Seoul  U.N. THRUSTS   Have Accounted For 57,000 Communist Casualties In 13-Day Campaign

Chinese Rush Men, Armor To Front Line  PrP... ._f.. F_...se   Red Tanks Engage UN Forces; Fight Raaes Near Seoul

UN FORCES IN DAYLONG FIGHT NEAR CAPITAL   Chinese Duel With Tanks; Knock Down One U. S.  Marine Plane

Chinese Celebrate New Year’s Day With First Display of Red Tanks in This Phase Of Korean War; Commies Muster  Big Effort to  Halt Limited Offense

Chinese Rush Men, Armor To Front Line  Red Tanks Engage UN Forces; Fight anaec Naar Seal

Byrnes Leads Southern Revolt Against Truman  First Democrat To Oppose Renomination

DIXIE OUT 10 BEAT TRUMAN   Byrnes Adds Impetus Tr  Move At Governors’  Convention

Jessup Says He Will Unmask Sen. McCarthy  Ambassador Swears   Ambassador Swears Under Oath Red Charges Are False

Denies ‘Affiliations With Six Red Fronts’   Roving Ambassador Declares He Can Show Evidence That He Has Not Been Follower Of Communist Line

He Denies Link With Red Groups   Senators are Told Charges Against Him ‘All False’

Envoy Testifies He Has Evidence To Reveal ‘Lies   Target of Senator Says Facts Uphold His Loyalty Case

Jessup on Stand to Defend Self   Declares He Helped Formulate Non-Recog nition Policy.

Jessup Says ‘Red’ Charges Are Not True   M’Carthy Claims Acheson Advisor Toni Partr Tine

Jessup Denies Link  To Communist Line   Byrnes Ready To Revolt . = Beat. Truman Drive Gains New Impetus

Jessup: Red Charges Are False  Save Evidence Will   Says Evidence Will Bare ‘Distortions’ of Sen. McCarthy

Beat - Truman Drive Gains  Southern Democrats Get Help From Gov. Byrnes

Jessup, Under Oath, Swears Charges False  Truman Choice For U.N. Delegate Strikes Back at McCarthy

Jessup Denies He Ever Was-Rec  McCarthy's Charge  Ewlen Bxvnc Sawa

‘Beat Truman’ Movement Gets Added Impetus  Byrnes Is Outspoken In Opposition Ranks

Byrnes Threatens Southern Revolt lf Truman Runs  S. C. Governor Is First to Voice His Opposition

Jessup Denies Solon’s Charge Of Red Activity   McCarthy Statements Held ‘False’ At Senate Inquiry

Jessup Swears McCarthy’s Charge False   ‘Testifies Under Oath at Hearing

Sen. Brewster Questions Jessup’s Anti-Red Stand   Southeast Asia Swings  Away From Red Tide

Giants’ Monte Irvin Steals Home   Recognition Of Red China Never Considered By U.S., Jessup Tells Senate Probe

Charges False, Jessup’s Reply To McCarthy   Ambassador Testifies That Senator's statements On Red Affiliations Have No Basis In Fact

Byrnes Gives A Boost To Beat-Truman Drive   South Carolina Governor First To Come Out Flatly Against President; Leaves No Doubt Of Revolt

Not Affiliated With Communist Fronts, He Says   No Reasonable Dovb! As To Loyalty, Board Reports

JESSUP DENIES M’CARTHY RED AFFINITY CHARGE   ‘NO REASONABLE DOUBT’ OF LOYALTY, REVIEW BOARD FINDS

Warning   Jessup Says MeCarthy’s Case ‘False’   Denies Affiliation  With Red Fronts   Loyalty Review Board Finds No Grounds To Doubt Ambassador

Red Front Link Denied By Jessup  Replies to Charges  By McCarthy Before i gegeranies Ube D--ha T Trt

: Comes Out Flatly Against President Byrnes Leads Dixiecrats’ Beat-Truman Movement

Byrnes Says He'll Oppose Truman Bid   Won't Take Presiden As Party Candidate; Move Gets Impetus

McCarthy Lies, Says Jessup  To Senators   Ambassador Cleared By Loyalty Board Of Civil Service

Dixiecrats Rally To Beat Truman  Ex-Secretary of State Rernese First ta Put

Jessup Says  MeCarthy’s  Charge False Swears He Isn't  Red Sympathizer

Red ‘Fronts’   Ambassador Says His Evidence Wiil “Unmask McCarthy's ‘Allened Pranf’

Says McCarthy Charge He Has Red Links False   Jessup Denies That He's Affiliated With 6 Communist Fronts

Jessup Denies Being Affiliated With Red Fronts   Reply Made To MeCarthy; ‘No Reasonable Doubt’  Loyalty Board Reports

Jessup Refutes Sfassen Story  , een a 2 ey   Committee Charts Deeper Inquiry

Beat - Truman Movement Among Dems Of South Gets Boost From Gov. Byrnes

Jessup Denies Red Charges   Claims McCarthy Statements Are False

Jessup Says McCarthy’ S Charge False   Loyalty Board. Gives Ambassador Complete Backing

Byrnes Leading Truman Foes  Southerners to Fight  ry ey a. en ae ee

Byrnes Promises Dixie Revolt If Party Again Chooses Truman   McCarthy Testimony Assailed as ‘False’

Jessup Upholds U.S. Opposition To Red China   Advisor Testifies Department Against Communists from Star!

Jessup Slated To Return For Quiz By Solons   . Brewster. Says' Some. “Serious Questions” ' Raised By Denials :

JESSUP DENIES SHOWING FAVOR FOR RED CHINA   Sworn Testimony Before Foreign Relations Committee Is Questioned By Sen,  Brewster.

Dixie Revolt Held Certain If President Runs: Byrnes Gives New Impetus To ‘Beat Truman’ Movement

Jessup Emphatic In His Denial Of McCarthy Charge   Never A Follower Of The Communist Party Line.

Byrnes Head s Anf-Truman Drive In Dixie   Warren Silent On GOP Bid

Jessup Denies Affiliation With Communist Fronts   Swears to Senate Group that McCarthy's Charges Are False

Warren, California Republican, Silent; Both Parties Await Eisenhower’s Move

Jessup Swears Charges False   Denies Affiliation With Communist Fronts

Jessup Denies Favoring  Recognition Of Red China   Ambassador Says U.S. Never Considered ognition: Hearing. To Continue Todav

[Was Never Tied to Reds, Jessup Says  Ready to Reply   Ready to Reply To McCarthy ‘Point by Point’

JESSUP DENIES TIES WITH REDS   Answers McCarthy’s Charges Before Senate Group

BS AER CSS SAEP ER ME .  S pecial Grand Jury to Probe Saratoga Gambling Conipletes

Saratoga Finally Gets Grand Jury Panel for Investigation of Gambling

St. Louis P-D  Reporter To Testify Today   Theodore C. Link Is Key Figure in ' Boyle Gharges

NOW IT CAN BE TOLD  Red Spies Urged Japan To Fight U. S., Britain:

British Say Latest Russian Note Only More ‘Propaganda’  Clumsy Attempt To Split Friendship Between U. S.-Britain

British Foreign Office Says Russian Note Another ‘Propaganda Outburst’

Ridgway Says Present Batfle May Be Decisive   Enemy Plunges 10 Miles Into South Korea

UN COMMANDER CONFIDENT OF ALLIED MIGHT   Communist breakthrough Designed To Split 8th Army And Roll Up Flanks.

Commies in Breakthrough Along the Central Front   ommunist Ortensive Designed to Split 8th Army in Two and Roll Up Its Flanks

How To Survive—No.  Keep ou Head, Follow Six Rules In Case Of Attack

How To Survive—No. 1  Your Life Depends On Quick Action In Atom Bomb Attack

Captured Red Films Reveal Combat Planes   Russian Newsreel Shows Types of Russian Made Jets Used in Korea

St. Louis Men Return to Jobs   Many At Chicago Expect. ed Back Today

Switchmen Drifting Back To RR. Yards   Freight Operations Again Normal on the Pennsylvania.

Strikers Drift Back to Railroad Jobs  Number Returning to Work May Jump Today

Switchmen Drifting Back To Rail Yards  Federal Judge Raps Army for Not Taking

More Workers Back On Jobs   Striking Switehmen Re turn To Work In Scattered Rail Yards

Democrats Opposed  Battle Rages Over Proposal To Allow State Rent Increases

Opposes Manchuria  Air Raids   Gen. Vandenberg, Air Force Chief, Says He Backed Orders To MacArthur

Russians Have Best Jet, Says U. S. Air Chief  Americans Operate Pin Chan Cherm

Vandenberg Declares We Can't Afford to Bomb Manchurian Bases Now. Chance for Peace Without It.

Gen. Vandenberg, Says Bombing of China Would Waste Power   Only Strength for One Blow, Claim   Air Force Chief Calls Russian - Built MIGs Better Jet Engines

U.S. Air Arm In Korea War Called ‘Slim’  Vandenberg Says Force'Too Small To Bomb :‘Manchuria

Bombing — Manchuria Too Risky   Vandenberg Says All Out Effort Is  Beyond Present Ate Bepen Caunnnalh

Reds’ Jets Are Superior  To American   Vandenberg Says Engines In Enemy Craft Surpass Those Of Our Forces

Bombing of Red Bases Said Not Feasible  Full Power Needed Tan Being Ahoaut .   Full Power Needed To Bring About . ~ Peace Necotiations

Air Chief Says U.S. Operating On ‘Shoestring’  sea ‘t Afford Using Faull Wataht af Farr.   Can‘t Afford Using Full Weight of Force To Bomb Manchuria

Bombing Manchuria With Present Air Strength Is Risky   Gen. Vandenberg Believes Negotiated Peace Possible Without It.

says U. 5. Lacking In Air Power   Gen. Vandenberg Warns Nation Can't Afford To Hit China

America Is Operating With Shoe String Air Force On Korean Front   Air Force Chief Of Staff Declares U. S. Cannot Afford To Throw All Its Power At China

Gen. Vandenberg Heard By Senators  Bombing Manchuria Held  “Dangerous, Unnecessary”

Air Chief Opens Senate Inquiry  Vandenberg Gives Report on Aircraft

‘BALANCE OF POWER  ‘Air Has Kept Russia Out Of War, Despite Better Jet Engine, He Says

Air Force Chief Called  By Senate Investigators   Gen. Vandenberg Claims Air Force Operate: On Shoe Strng, Can’t Adopt Mac’s, Tactics

Can't Be Used  in Manchuria   Operating With ‘Shoe String’ Force, Report

{Vandenberg Says U. S. Can  Not Now Afford to Carry Out M'Arthur Strategy -in Korea

Can't Bomb On ‘Shoestring’ Says Vandenberc   Air Force Chief Testifies Today Before Senatare

Gen. Vandenberg, on Stand, Wams Kir Power Scant   “Shoestring” Force Not Enough for Full Bembina War

U.S. Operating On ‘Shoe String Korea Air Force   Gen. Vandenburg Against MacArthur Base-Bombing Plan

Airforce Is Operating on Scarce Funds   Vandenberg Tells Senators Nation Cannot Afford to Bomb Manchuria

Can't Bomb China On “Shoe String,” Vandenberg Says  Air Chief Adds He Micht OK   Air Chief Adds He Might OK  Manchuria Attack In Future

Russian MIGs Outstrip U.S. Vandenberg   America Operating With Shoestring Force, Says Air Force Chief

SAYS AMERICAN AIR FORCE IS: "SHOE STRING   Can't \fford to Bomb Men chu, 2; Red Jets-Better, ‘ Collins Says.

‘U.S. Shoe String Air Force Can't BombManchuria   Vandenberg Gives Reason for Opposition To M’‘Arthur Plan

Vandenberg Tells Solons Of His Views   Says Air Force Can Not Adopt MacArthur Plan To Bomb Red Bases In Manehuria Territory

1U. S. Is Operating \ With “Shoe String” Air Force, Gen. Vandenberg Declares

Air Force Chief Says U.S. Lacks  Planes for Risk Vandenberg Tells Senators Red Jet Engine Superior

Bombing of Red Bases Said Not Feasible   Full Power Needed To Bring About Peace Neaotiations

General Cites U.S, Air Foree ‘Ne ot Adequate   MacArthur: ‘Proposal To. Bomb RedBases Yermed Impractical

Vandenberg Opposed To Bombing Of Manchuria   Tells Senators U. S. Has But “Shoe String’ Airforce In Korea; Concurred In Orders To MacArthur On Bombing.

Gen - Vandenber rg Sa y Says:  U.S. “Shoe String” Air Force Can’t Afford To Bomb China Now

Chief Asserts AF Too Weak To Bomb China   Vandenberg Implies He Approves Policy Only for Present

Air Force Chief” Says Russian-Made Jets. Are Superior  General Declares ~UY.S.4s Operating .

Air Chief Opposes BombingManchuria   U. S. Operating on Shoe String 4 Air Force. Vandenbera States

Negotiated Peace To End Korea Wai Considered Possible by Air Chief

Air Chief On Stand   Vandenberg Explains Reasons for Opposing Bombine of Manchuriz

U.S. Air Forces Operating On “Shoestring” in Korea   Mig-15 Better Than American Jets

U.S. Air Force too Weak To Follow M’ Arthur Plan, Vandenberg’ Tells Probers

Can't Afford to Go “All Out” In Korea: Vandenberg   Must be Ready to Meet Attacks at Other Points

GENERAL SAYS RUSSIAN JET ENGINES BEST   VANDENBERG TAKES WITNESS STAND AT MAC ARTHUR HEARING

Air Arm of  U.S. Called Shoestring   Gen. Vandenberg Say: We Can't Afford To Rambh Manchuria.

Vandenberg Say: U.S. Has ‘Shoe String’ Airforce  Can’t Afford to’ Use Power in Manchuria

‘U. S. Operating With Shoestring Air Force, Can't Afford to Bomb China,’ Vandenberg Says

—VANPENBERG— Opposed To Air Attacks  In Manchuria Only Small Air  Force In Korea

Gen. Vandenberg Says Air Force On ‘Shoe String’   Tells Probers Full Attack on China Would Wreck It

U. S. CANNOT AFFORD TO TAKE MacARTHUR’S AIR STRATEGY IS VIEWPOINT OF AIR STAFF CHIEF

SAYS US AIR ARM DETERS: RUSS ATTACK   ~ Warns’ Against * Scattering Air Striking Power

GeneralShuns Air Attacks OnManchuria   We Can't Afford Assault With ‘Shoe String‘ Force, Says Vandenberg

Can't Afford Raids, Says Vandenberg   Air Chief Testifies Country. Has Only  Shoestring Air Force

‘Can't Afford to Hit Bases in Manchuria’  USAF Chief Sees  ance tor Feace

Hearing Told U. S. Has ‘Shoe String’ “Air Force, Russia’s Jet Plane Engines Superior

rg Says U.S. Ha: iq’ Air Force   Vandenbert ‘Shoestring  ‘Russians Have Better fet’ .

Air Chief Says U. S. Shouldn’t Hit Manchuria   Russians Have Superior Jet Engine, Vandenberg Tells Senators

Vandenbere Gives Views OnBombing   Tells Why He’s Opposed to Action  In Manchuria

Atomic War Games Postponed For Day By Control Failure   AEC Spokesman Says Mechanical Trouble Found To Be Only Minor Difficulty

Egypt Seen Rejecting Suez Plan  International   International Defense Setup ‘Is Pronosed

Midget Uses Gun As "Equalizer’  Robs Movie (Cashier, Turns Back Fursuer

Civilian Plane  Crash Kills 12   Air Liner Falls On Ind: Indiana Farm; Tow. er Operator Sees ‘Burst’

Trap Ti gshtened Ar oundT hr ‘eeRed Battalionsin West, One Regiment Cut to Pieces

South Koreans Move Further Above Parallel   Five Towns Inside North Korea Taken—Reds Facing Trap

10,000 Reds Dig Deep Into Hills Near Chunchon   Chinese Reserve Outfit Now Called ‘Ineffective Unit

ROK Troops Take Five Towns North  Of 38th Parallel   Other Allied Forces Tighten Trap Around Three Chinese Red Battalions But Progress Slowed in Center by Stiff Enemy Resistance

South Forees Forge Beyond  38th Parallel   Forward Elements Six Miles Over Line; Trap Tightens Around Reds

Capture Five Towns In Thrusts   “In West Other UN Forces Tighten Trap On Enemy

Forward Elements of R. O. K Troops on East Coast Are 6 Miles Beyond Parallel 38.   RED REGIMENT CUT TO PIECES IN WEST   Allied Drive to Border on Central Front Blocked by Chinese in Hill Positions.

South Koreans Push Above 38, Seize 5 Towns  Other Forces Of Allies Maul - Red Regiment

Five Towns In Northern Morea Fall To Allies   South Korean Troops at  Least Six Miles Above  38th Parallel; Progress  Slower in Mountainous % Central Korea.

Push At Least Six Miles Past 38th Parallel  Trap Around Reds In West Tightened

R. O. K. Forces 6 Miles Past Former Border Along East Coast; Chinese Mass Just North of Old Lime Along Central Front, Stall Allied Drive

Main Developments Of Day In Center Of Peninsula; Seven Allied Patvols Fan North Of Chunchon

South Koreans Take Village North of Line   Chinese Provide Stout Resistance in Central Sector

SOUTH KOREANS SEIZE TOWNS NORTH OF 38TH   Forward Elements At Least Six Miles Above Former  Roundary   CHINESE REGIMENT IS BADLY MAULED

ROK Forces Capture 5 North Korea Towns  Smash Beyond 38th Parallel Along East  Const: Troon: Tighten Tran Around Red<«

GOP Strategy Of Division Hits Five Democrats   Comfortable Majorities Held by Gavin and 4 Others Slated For Revisions Under Reapportionment Plan Would be Augmented by Change; 1 Rep. Revolts

Reapportionment Plan Seems  Aimed at Displacing at Least Five Democratic Congressmen

Textile Workers Threaten Strike   40,000 Planning Midnight Strike

38th Parallel Line Remains,  Ridgway Says   Both He And Yan Fleet Amiounee UN Armics . Ave Primed For Action

Figure Your Own Taxes   ALL OVER AGAIN  1952 Presidential Campaigns to Be Rehash

UNION AND INDUSTRY ‘ HEADS MEET   ' Ching Schedules Separate Parleys During Afternoon

U.S. Charts  Steel Moves   Ching to Meet With Both Employer and Union Officials Today

O‘Mahoney Urges Tougher Corp. Taxes   Senate Is Bogged Down on Debate over Tax Bill:

Hearing on Auto Price Boost Opens   Manufacturers Present Case For Increase

Automobile Price Boost Now Looms   Government Scrap: Plan For Freeze

Remind Hunters to Ask Farmers First Before Trespassing on Private Land   Commission Stresses Privilege of Using Others Folks’ Fields

Eisenhower Says Nation Needs Allies   Tells Congress U.S. Can't Carry Defense Load Alone

Gambling Continues  To Thrive   Most Know Evils. But Ignore Moves To Control Issue  By Legal Methods

 PUBLIC APATHY AIDS BREEDING OF CRIME Survey Cites Gambling Ills Parado:

CITY WAITING FOR - GENERAL ELECTION   List of 30 Members of Counting Boards Released Today   ONLY ONE WEEK AWAY

List of 30 Members of Counting Boards Released Today   ONLY ONE. WEEK AWAY

lran To Demand Britons Sign Up  No Contracrs To   No Contracts To Mean Expulsion   Cool Weather Marks First Day Of Fall   Expectant Mother Dies Of Polio, Baby {s Saved By Post-Moriem Caesarean Oneration

Korean War Grinds To Virtual Halt as Sides Await Talks  Alhed Planes and Artillery Continue To Bombard Commies

Flood Serious in Minnesota   Engineers Fearing Levee Break; See Record Flood Level

U. S. GENERAL CLAIMS GREAT UN TRIUMPH.   Allies Defeat Enemy’s Plans For Invasion

General Hails  U. N. Victory   Planes Rip Holes in. Hwachon Gates; Thwart Red Effort to Dry Up Rivers :.

Van Fleet Proclaims _ UN Victory   New Communist Assault Is In Making, He Predicts.

U.N. FORCES STOP ASSAULT, BUT NEW ONE IS IN MAKING   U.S. Naval Planes Bomb Hwichon Reservoir Floodgates to Defeat Enemy’s Plan For Easy Crossing of Rivers In Invasion Path.

Naval Planes Rip Holes in Hwachon Dan   Enemy Prepares for New Assault After 75.000 Casualties

Van Fleet Sees  A New One Ahead; Enemy Loses in Fight For Rivers

New Communist Assault Seen By Allied General      Reservoir Floodgates Bombed To Send Water Back Into Han River

TEMPERATURE   Warns New Red Assault  In Making   Navy Air Torpedoes  Blast Dans

SAYS ENEMY HAS FAILED   Chinese Also Fail to Dry Up Rivers as Carrier  Planes Bomb Dam Gates.   REDS PREPARING FOR NEW DRIVE   Move Up Men and Supplies But Must Build Bridges as River Flow is Restored.

Van Fleet Hails “Great Victory” For UN Forces   Commander Says “Enemy Has Failed” But New Offensive Believed Shaping; Seoul Assault Repulsed

GENERAL SAYS RED DRIVE HALTED   Allied Tank Patrols Push Northward On Red Hunts   Reported Planning For New Assaults; Enemy Loses Control Of Rivers

Top General Says Enemy Has Failed   Bombed Dams Flood Rivers, Stall Chinese

Planes Pound Red Vehicles. North Of 38°   Naval Planes Bomb Reservoir To Raise Korean River Levels

Great UN Victory Over Reds   Ground Forces Chief Announces Failure of Communist Offensive   PUNISH SEVERELY   75,000 Enemy Casualties Inflicted During Nine Days of Spring Assault

Van Fleet Claims Red Drive Halted By Allied Victory  New Enemy Attack Slated; Air Bombs Open River Dams

COMMUNISTS BUILDING UP FOR NEW PUSH   American General Hiaili ‘Great Victory For United Nations’

Allied Leader § Warns of New Enemy Assault.  U. S. Navy Planes Oper Hwachon Reservoir By Bombing Gates

Red Offensive Stopped, But 2nd Push Seen   Navy Bombs Hwachon Dam, Foils Lowering Of Rivers

Van Fleet Soys UN Forces — . Have Scored Great Victory; New Commie Attack Forming

Bombers Open Flood Gates To Water Han   Communists Still Have Power To Hit Again As Hard As Before

Allies Cheek Red Spring Offensive   Great U.N. Victory, Declares Van Fleet; New Drive Expected

LEADER CLAIMS GREAT VICTORY FOR U, N. FORCES   Communist Spring Offensive Declared Beaten But Another Attack Is Being Ex pected.

VanFleet Hails Allied Victory  Red Spring Offensive Is Halted Before Seou'

But Warns New Attack Will- Come   Bombers Thwart Rec Plan to Eliminate Rivers as Barriers

Van Fleet Says Red Offensive Stopped Cold   Navy Planes Bomb Reservoir Gates To Foil Enemy Plan

General Warns New Assault Coming Soon   Reservoir Gates Are Opened By Bombs Of U.S. Planes

UN Command Jubilant Over Red Failure   New Spring Offensive Planned By Commies Massing in Central  Korea, General Says

UN Commander Says Enemy Drive Failed   Navy Planes Blast Holes in Dams By Skip-Bombing

New Communist Drive Planned,  Happy Ground Chief Warns   Battle to Control Riverg Won By American Naval Planes

Navy Planes  in Reservou  Spring Offensive Stopped by UN, VanF leet Says

Offensive Termed Failure But New Assault Expected; Planes Blast Dam’s Gates

But Expects Other Attacks In Near Future  Airmen Foil Enemy   Airmen Foil Enemy  River Strategy; Bomb Reservoir Gates

Van Fleet Says Enemy Losses. Reach 75,000   New Aseanlt - Anticipated; Reservoir Floodgates Opened By Yank Bombs

ButNewRed DrivelsDue   Planes Biow Holes in Hwachon Dam Flood Gates, Restore Water to River ©

Drive Ends In Vietory For UN Arnn   Van Fleet Says His Forces Have Scored Great Success In Korean Fichting

Reservoir Flood Gates Reopener   Van Fleet Expects New Red Assaults

Temperatures   Van Fleet Says Enemy Fails in First Phase, Warns oi New Assaults

New Chinese Assault May Be In Making   U.S. Naval Planes Skip-Bomb Dams To  Release Waters

Commander Expects  New Push by Enemy  Skip-Bombing Naval Planes Blast Hwachon Floodgates T., Flood River Barriers

Torpedoes Send Water  As Barrier   Reds Now Are Forced to Build Bridges to Cross Rivers Lowered by Chinese Acts   Front Is Quiet   Communists Attempt to Probe Area Near Center of Korea

7 —KOREA— Van Fleet Says Enemy Has Failed  ' Reds Lose Battle  To Control Rivers

Fight to Control Rivers Lost by Foe, But Fresh Effort Expected By  U. N. Commanders   By OLEN CLEMENTS

Army Ground Chief States Enemy Drive Bogged Down   New Chinese Attack In Making, General Van Fleet Announces

Tankers Resume  Red Hunt  [yr an, Vir eee    ‘Great Victory’ Cited By General

Reds’ Spring Offensive Stopped Cold   “Great Victory,” Says Gen. Van Fleet; But Warns Foe Will Renew Attacks

New Chinese All-Out Attack Now In Making  U. S. Naval Pianes Skip-Bomb Floodgates  Of Hwachon Reservoir

Red Offensive Becomes a Big U. N. Victory   Gen. Van Fleet Says Communists Have Failed In First Phase of Drive.

Lt. Gen. Van Fleet Warns of New Assault, However. Planes Bomb Dam Causina River to Rise.

Communists Also Lose In Attempt To Dry Up Rivers; Navy Planes Rip Holes In Floodgates To Restore Water Levels.

Commies Also Lose Battle To Control Rivers  Navy Planes Rip Gaping Hole In  Vital Recervoir

Eighth Army Chiet Says United Nations Won Great Victory  Americon General Jubilant   Americon General Jubilant In Announcing Communist Failure; Faces New Threat

Big Victory Claimed for Allied Force   New Enemy Assault in Making; U.S. Raids Open Floodgates.

Gen. Van Fleet Claims Great U.N. Victory in Korea   Allies Stop Red Spring Offensive * But Face New Assault

Water Blocks Easy Crossing Of Two Rivers  Communists Suffe   Communists Suffer 75.000 Casualties

U.$. Navy Planes Bomb Big Holes In Hwachon Dam   Thwart Foe‘s Attempt To Lower Water Level Of River Defenses

‘Enemy Has Failed,’ -Gen. Van Fleet Says As .Foe Pyjls Back   Navy Planes Foil Chinese On Water   ‘Skip-Bombing’ Opens Reservoir, Fills Up River Barriers Again

Sees Danger Of Second Big Attack   Navy Planes Bomb Reservoir Gates To Release Water

Red Spring Offensive Is Stopped   New Communist Tr Said Shaping Up In Central Korea

First Part of Battle ‘Great Victory for UN’, Says General   Communist Forces Lost 75,000 Men  In Nine Days, Says General Van Fleet; Rade I nct In Rattle ta. Cantrnlk Rivare

Van Fleet Jubilantly Declares ‘Enemy Has Failed DAM IS BOMBED  Navy Planes Blast   Navy Planes Blast Floodgates Closed by Communist Forces

Van Fleet Claims  Victory for U.N.   Planes Blast Open Flood Gates To Send Torrents Down Rivers

Planes Blast at Road Targets to Stop Buildup   Navy Craft Bomb Reservoir, Beat Reds at Their River Game: «*

New Attack Expected As Reds Gather   Action Is Termed Great Victory For UN Forces; Water  Flowing in Rivers

REDS STOPP IN GREAT UN VICTORY   General Van Fleet Hails United Nations Forces

"Great Victory” For U. N. Forces Seen By Van Fleet   Bomb Holes In Floodgates To Fill Rivers Aqain

First Phase Of Chinese Drive Fails   ‘But a New Attack — Is Expected; Allies Blast Gates of Hweehan Recervair

Gen! Van Fleet Says Red Drive Is Halted  Prepare for New Offensive: Navy

Big Vietory Claimed For U.N. Forees   Naval Planes Bomb     !   Naval Planes Bomb Dam To Balk Red Bid To Drv Up Rivers

Red Reply Due Tomorrow on  Cive-Take Plan   Allied Airmen in War's Heaviest Blow at Rail Artorioac

Reds fo Give Reply to Allies Bid at Parley   Plan Would Give Enemy 200 Square Miles of Territory

Would Trade Area In East for Like Territory in West  es eB ee Oe eee   Deal Does Not Cover "Heartbreak Ridge’

9 South Carolina Markets Continue Sales With Prices, Quality Lower

Marine Troop Train Crash Kills 14, Injures 60 In Louisiana Collision

Troop Train Rams  Streamliner; 14 Die Injured Estimated At More Than 60; Marines Burn To Death In Wreckage

Eisenhower Gets Demo Backing, Too   General Could Win Election, Savs Governor

Tennessee Governor Says Truman Or Eisenhower Can Cop Democratic Nomination For President In 1952

Demo Favors Truman, Ike   Tennessee Gov. Thinks Kither Could Win for Democrats

Either Truman. or Eisenhower Can Win For Denis -in-1952,:Governors Are Told

Demo Leader Backs Truman For New Term   Says Eisenhower Acting Like A Democrat Lately

Fire-Fight Breaks Ominous Quiet On Korean Front   Signs Point to Strong Offensive Buifdup All Along Enemy Lines

All-Out Red Drive on Entire Korean Front Expected   Massing of Chinese Troops Coincides with Cease-Fire Rejection.

Red Units Fight Blazing Battle With American:   =  See Abundant Evidence Of Troop Concentration For All-Out Enemy Push

Chinese Kill Cease Fire Plan   Signs Multiply That Enemy Ready to Strike Anew

Allies Look =~ For ‘All Hell To Break Loose:   Communists. Fight Blazing Battle At Kumyangjang_

Artificial Heart and Lungs Near Perfection,  Will Aid In Surgery

French Gain In Offensive  In Indo-China  Bitter Battle Rages Bar Annroaches To

REA Men Seek Appropriation For Power Line   Bertsel Brown Goes To Washington, Will Ask Senate’s Support

REA Men Seek Appropriation For Power Line  Bertse] Brown Goes  To Washington, Wil  ; ee  ga

West Woos Red Festival Youngsters With Video  German Youths Get Message

West Woos Communist  Youngsters Gives Them Thrill   Gives Them Thrill With Big Television Show in Berlin,

‘Ravages of Winter Weather Pockmark Highway Surfaces Throughout Ohio

Four Missing Top Reds Evade US. Manhunt   Bail for Quartet Totaling $80,000 Ordered Forfeited

Manhunt Fails To Locate Four Missing Reds   Bonds of Communists Forfeited; Ones Aiding Fugitives Face Arrest

Bail Forfeited For Missing Reds In Federal Court  . Nationwide Hunt For Fugitives Gets Underway

COUNTY RECEIVES BIDS FOR ASPHALT RESURFACING ON NORTHWEST HIGHWAY

COUNTY RECEIVES BIDS FOR ASPHALT RESU  fyotiened dg Orn taunt dpa pct ea petty

World’s First Atomic Plane Already On Draft-Boards, Contractor Reports

Five Men Die In C-45 Crash In Ohio Sunday   Four Army Men, Navy Electrician Aboard Beechcraft

Proposes State Department Of Animal Health   Sen. Dempsey Says Plan Would Offer  Better Protection  Against Disease

Animal Health Setup Proposed In State Senate  ..State Denartment Would Head Figh  Aaainct Diceance

Animal Health Bill Given To State Senate   Creation Of Department To Begin Operations In July is Proposed By Senator Dempsey

Grocery Prices Now Near Freeze   Roll-back Looms For Manufacturers

Powerful Tank Force Invades  Tron Triangle’  Fresh Reds Stall I] N Hill Accanlt

AIR UMBRELLA SHIELDS DRIVE ‘AT PYONGEANG   Operation Designed Te Test Communist  Defenses   FRESH RED TROOPS CHECK OFFENSIVE

Attack to Test Red Defenses At Pyongeang   Assault Comes After Enemy Halts UN Push On Eastern Positions

Helicopters Drop Marines On Hilltop   UN Conditions For Resuming Truce Talks Put In Shape

Umbrella of Air Power as Advance Rolls   Tanks Closely Followed by Infantrymen in Test of Defenses Around “Iron Triangle” of Central Korea.   FRAMING TRUCE REPLY

Atiagk in Force Grashes Inte Red Defense Triancle       N Armor Moves in to  See What Enemy Has  Built Uo

Big Armored Force Hits  AtReds in  fronTr langle  rete rr _   To Test Defenses Near Pyonggang; 1 Hills in East Are Lost by Allies

INFANTRY MEN PUNCHING INTO BUILDUP AREA   Series Of Reverses Are _ Suffered In Hill  Fights

Family Of Four Perish In Fire  Farm Home Near   Farm Home Near Celina Destroyed

Family of Four  Burn To Death   House Near Celina Destroyed In Night

Instalment Curbs on Cars, Durable \Goods to Be Eased, Capitol Hints .

Relax Curbs  Beobalicacnmt Pamiban' f      installment Control Change Drawn

TIP MORE TROOPS GO TO EUROPE  ‘Mostly Generalities, Says Taft Of Truman State of Union Message

Taft Hits Sending More GI’s   Insists Congress Should Receive More Details of Europe Defense

Hollywood Reds Break Silence  Communists Attempt To Control Movies

Winter Lingering On in Cklahoma   Snow Sti!l Blocks Two Highwoys in Northwest Section; Friday To Be Warmer

‘Russia Stifling Progress of Own ‘Knowledge Through Controls, Purges

;REGIMENTATION OF THOUGHT  Is STIFLING SOVIET SCIENCE, iSTATEDEPARTMENT CONTENDS

Fear Bia Red Spy Ring Is Active in United States   Former Intelligence Chief Testifies It May Reach High in Government.

Compared To One in Far East By Willoughby   Budenz Testifies PF Known as ‘Little Rec Schoolhouse’

Intelligence Expert Says Reds Active   Budenz Testifies Communists Ran Pacific Institute

Believes Soviet Spy Ring Works In United States   General Willoughby Airs Views to House Group as Senators: Hear Levis Budenz

Claims Spy Rings Here as In Japan   General Willoughby Be: lieves Reds Active in United States   BUDENZ TAKES STAND

Willoughby and Budenz Testify In 2 Inquiries  Spying, Subversive Activities Probed

BELIEVE RED SPIES ACTIVE IN. AMERICA   Same Kind of Intrigue as ir Yapan Likely, Says Willoughby.

IPR Under Red Control   Louis Budenz is Witness as to Subversives

Congress Hears Testimony   Willoughby Bares Activities of Soviet Network

Gen. Willoughby Warns of Danger from Soviet Ring   Senate Group Digging Into Subversive Acts; Question Former Red

BUDENZ SAYS IPR FORMERLY IN CONTROL OF REDS   WILLOUGHBY THINKS RUSSIANS OPERATING VAST SPY RING, U. S.

IPR Ruled By Commies  Says Budenz   A House Committee Hears Willoughby Testimony On Sorge’s Espionage

N. 0. Cotton   Willoughby Believes Reds Have Spy Ring in U. S. Similar to One in Japar

General Sees Spy Pattern In U.S. Now   Willoughby Says Same Intrigue Going On As In Japan

REPORT SOVIET SPY NETWORK IN AMERICA   Charge Is Made By Former Intelligence Officer   COMMITTEE TOLD   Institute Of Pacific Relations Was Dominated ~ By Communists

IPR “Little Red School House’  Same Kind of Red Spying Disclosed in Japan Is Going on in U.S., Gen. Willoughby Believes

PAOBERS TOLD UF MENACE TO FACE NATIONS   Willoughby Says Wars Victors Created Frankenstein at Cairo. Yalta. Teheran.

Students May Take Deferment Test at Central   May 26, June 16 and 30 Dates Set. Draft Board Has Blanks

COUNTER-BLOW IS STRUCK BY OND DIVISION   Sth Army In Korea Reports Menacing Buildup of Enemy Forces Near Woniu.

United Nation Forces Reopen Vital Lifeline  Between Front, Pusan

Yanks Beat Off Banzai Waves, Counter-Attack   Driving 2nd Division Faces Entrapment Ry Red Troons Now Massing near Woniu

Chief Mobilizer Rejects Demands For Price Relief   Report Truman To “‘Lay It On Line’ In Speech

Price Order OKs Hike For Sausage   OPS Authorizes Increase In Sausage With Beef For Adjusting Costs

Wilson Rejects Demand: From Cattle Industry; Truman Busy OnSpeech

Price Relief Plea Rejected By Mobilizer   Truman to Make Strong Appeal To Keep Centro}s

Cattle Bloc Is Rebuffed ‘By Wilson   Beef Rollback To Remain, He Tells Industry

Wilson Rejects Cattlemen's Rollback Plea  Truman Will Address Nation Thursday on Haldina Price Line

 Eee to ‘Lay It on Line’ in Thursday Redio Speech... .  Wilson Rejects Demands of Cattle Industry

Cattle Industry Told Rollbacks Are In To Stay   No Rationing Planned, He Says; Truman to Speak Thursday

Sees ‘Terrible Mess’ if Meat Raisers Balk   Truman Calls Off News Parley to Werk on Controls Speech

Wilson Decide: To Hold Line, Hope for Best  Truman Expected To Talk Prices In Radio Sneech

The Weather   Beef Rollbacks Won't Be Eased   Mobilization Chief Stands by Order

Wilson Asserts Beef. Rollback Plan Is Firm —  Moahilizer Brief   Mobilizer Brief In Answer to Stockmen’s Pleas

Wilson Says Beef Rollbacks To Stay, Firm  Mobilization Chief Rejects Demands OF Tl Ss. Cattlamen

Continues Rollbacks. On Prices of Cattle   Mobilization Chief Wilson Reject: Demands Made by Industry.

Beef Rollbacks To Hold Firmly, Wilson Asserts   Expresses Hope That Cattlemen Will Not Cut Off Flow of Animals to Morket

Price Rollbacks Are Firm, Wilson Asserts  President to Speak   President to Speak Thursday on Control Program

U.S. S Says No  To Relievin . BeetRollback   Chief Mobilizer Hopes Raisers Won't Cut Off Supplies

PRESIDENT 10 ASK’ SUPPORT FOR PROGRAM   Will Take Case For Controls To: US. Public

Price Rollbacks Are Firm, Wilson Asserts   President to Speak Thursday on Control! Program

—CONT ROLS— Wilson Says Price Order Will Stand  Cold Meat Price  LY Lae Daven ittad

Wilson Declares Cattle Industry Curbs To Stick  Rejects Appeals For Price Relief; Hopes

Wilson Rejects Demands To Quit Meat Rollbacks   ‘Mobilisation Chief Says  Plans On Cattle Prices To Remain In Effect

Refuses to Lift Price Lid for Beef Industry   Wilson Says Rollbacks ‘Firm’

Mobilization Chief Rejects Demands Of Cattle Industry For Price Relief

Rollbacks On Beef fo Stay, Wilson Says   Mobilization Chief Flatly Rejects Demands of Cettlemen for Price Relief

Chief Mobilizer Sees ‘*P ossible Mess”  All Rollback Orders ‘Firm’, He Declares

‘ruman Plans Radio Speech Thursday; He Will ‘Lay It on The Line,’ His Senate Leader Savs

Beef Rollback  ~ ODM Director Says > There Are No Plans To Recall Orders; —

Wilson Is Opposed To Any Change   President Truman To Speak On Controls In Radio Address To Nation Thursday

Mobilization Chief Rejects Relief Demands  Wilson Declares   Wilson Declares Supplies Sufficient To Avoid Rationing

Sees “Mess’  Threatening   Truman Readies Fighting Valk Kor Thursday

Price Order OKs Hike For Sausage  OPS Authanzes Increase   OPS Authorizes Increas In Sausage With Beef For Adjusting Costs

Wilson Turns Down Demand Of Catilemen   Rollbacks To Stay, Expects Trouble If Beef Supply Cat Off

Beef Rollback Will Remain Unchanged   Mobilizer Wilson Rejects Demands Of Cattle Industry

Wilson Refuses To Ease Beef Price Rollback  New OPS Order Allows Price Of

Wilson Refuses Cattle Industry Plea for Relief  Rollback To Stay, Mobilizer Reports Ta, hAaant Danlarc

No Retreat On Beef Rollback    rn Mobilization Chief  " Says Order Will Stand * No Intention to Ration - Meat ial Age Event

Rollbacks On Beef ‘Firm’ Says Wilson   Truman Will ‘Lay It On The Line’ In Speech Thursday

Controls To Stay. Wilson Declares  Mobilization Chief Rej jee ts Dem: ands of

Wilson Rejects Price Relief Plea Of Cattle Industry   Declares ‘Rollbacks Are Firm’; ‘Hopes to Avoid Rationing

Wilson Says Beef Rollback Must Stand   Truman To Make Radio Speech On Controls Thursday

Both Ships Afire after Gulf Crash   Rescue Planes Say One Craft Blazes Fiercely

Director of Red Factory Is Chided   More Interested in Prettying up Plont Than Getting Trectors Produced

POSIES POTTED; WORK GOES TO POT  _ Russ Paper Chides Factory Head as Production Lags

Murcer Susnect Tells Tucum Shariff It Was Self-Defense   HPISLPFR SATD THEY

Senate Democratic Leader Says “Ike” Put Under Handicar By Troops Debate.

E STALLS DEFENSE PLAN BY EISENHOWER   Pledge of American Troops Withheld Until Vote

Congress Holds Investigation on Beef Situation   Some Members ‘Mad’ About Alleged Strike

Senate Claims Strength to Beat Draft Amendment  Test Vote Due Monday  On Morse  Proposal To  2 Sees

Defeat Faces Amendment. To Draft Bill   Senate Leaders Are Confident of Beating Sen. Morse’s- Curb

PREDICT SENATORS WILL FAVOR DRAFTING YOUTHS AT EIGHTEEN   Sponsors Of Bill Are Confident Of Winning Tes?

Move fo Cripple Draft by Limiting Calls to Men 1812 Facing Defeat

TROOPS ISSUE SAID LOST  18-Year Draft Bill OK Kxpected By Wide Mareir

Lowering Of Age To 182 Is Issue   Democrats Say Morse Bill Will Be Defeated

Plan too Set Draft Age af 183 May Be Defeated   Bill To Call Youths Six Months Younger. Seems Likely to Pass.

Defeat Seen ‘On Bill Setting Draf t At 18 Vy   Adequate Votes Claimed To Beat  Morse Amendment

Predicts 18-Year Dratt Bill Success   Sen. Johnson Believes 18-Year-Old Draft Bill Will Pass First Senate Test Tuesday

Senators Balk At Draft Limit Of 18% Years  Defeat Of Measur Predicted Monday

Defeat Is Seer For Draft Ban On Youths, 18   Senate’s Floor Manager Predicts Substantial Margin

Claim Monday voi Will iain Draft-at-18   Senate Test On Morse Compromise Amendment to Show

Votes Claimed To Defeat 184 F loor On Draft   Morse Amendment To Come Up For Test In Senate Qn Monday

Claim Votes To Defeat 18 Year-Old Draft In Senate   TEST TO COME MONDAY ON AMENDMENT TO UMTS BILL BY MORSE .-

Draft Amendment Decision ‘Monday  Claim Enough : Votes to Down Move for Draftees, 18!4 Years Old  LONG HEARINGS ENDED Original Bill Would Lower  Minimum Age From 19 to 18 Years

Expect Senate To Defeat Draft Amendment   Test Vote Due Monday Afternoon On Minimum Age

Test Due Monday in Poll on Training Bill Calling for — Young Men

Phone Call Saves Mouse Bite Victim. Ada Man Gets  Treatment for Rabies in Time

FORMER MARTHUR ADE THLLS STORY OF RED INTRIGUE   iCieneral Willoughby — Says’ American Communists  Helped Bring About   Conquest of China,    SEEK TO OVERTHROW U. S., HE DECLARES   Witness Names Eugene )ennis as Leader of Ring That Payed Way for Ousting Chiang’s Regime.

Yank Reds Helped Conquest Of China, Seek U.S. Revolution, Congress Hears

General Says Red Spy Wing InU. 5. Menace   FBI Chief Reports 43,000 Communists Ready To Strike In Nation

: P . . President clean s Kiseal 1952 2? Budget Given at a Glance

Proposed 1951 Federal Budget At A Glance   HOW iT COMES   WHERE IT GOES

Britain Plans Appeal To Court In Oil Deadlock   Legal Experts Will Carry . Case To Hague Tribunal Stokes Still Hopeful Of Reaching Settlement

Reds Blamed For Breakdown In Oil Talks   British Official Says Communists Behind Iran Plot

Red Theories Get Blame in Oil Dispute   British Call Upon Lawyers to Replace Diplomatic Mission

COMMUNISM BLAMED FOR IRAN CRISIS.   British Say ‘Marxist-Leninist’ Theories Dreamed Up Behind Seene Cause of Failure

lran Row Going lo World Court   ‘Marxist Theories’ Assailed by Briton

OIL DISPUTE HOLDS   Negotiator Blames Failure ~~ of Talks on Marxist  Theories

Harriman Flies To Tito’s Palace   British Oil Delegate Blames Red Thinking of Iranians for Failure

Briton Blames Iranian Reds   Chief Negotiator Sees Marxist Theories Back of Oil Dispute

See Solution of Iran Dispute   Britain Blames Break. down on Iran Leaders

—LAWYERS TO TAKE OVER— Blames Failure Of Oil Talks On ‘Red Theories’

ASKS  CONFERENCE ON TAX PROBLEMS   Assails Used Car Tax As Hardship On Average  Consumer

Army Qusts Russ Trio from Zone  Repatriation Group eee! emit i, oe, eee ee

U.S. Army Uses Force On Russians   Repatriation Mission Ejected From U. S. Zone of Austria

Russian Mission Ejected By U. S.   Trio Thrown Out In Austrian Spat

Yanks Eject 3 Russians  eFrom Zone Gl’s Use Force As Red Driver Refuses to Go

Force Used When Reds Snub Order   Driver Pulled From Car In Dispute With Repatriation Group

.Bag And Baggage  U.S. Ousts Soviet Group From Salzburg Forcibly

Russ Mission Thrown Bodily Out by Yanks  Reds in Austria Zon  Dragged Out of Car,

Russ Mission Is Ejected from U. 5. Zone of Austria   Repatriation Unit Forcibly Returned To Soviet Sector

Three Russians Tossed Out Of American Zone  Soviet Mission Gets Ousted In Austria

U.S. Army Uses Force To Get Men To Leave   Three Were Members Of Russian Repatriation Mission.

Yanks Eject Red Mission From Austria   Trio Refuses To Leave American Zone After Mission Ends, So Gils  Liew: Enene

3 Russians Thrown Out Of U.S. Zone   Mission Forcibly Ejected When It Refuses To Obey Order To Leave

Security Regulations Prohibit Use in Field Dispatches of ‘Retreat’

Aircratt, _ lActier? i Pound Foe   Reds Threaten Pusan, Allied Escape Port; Eighth Army Retreats

Allied Battalions Attack Korean Unit Near Wonju   Action in Osan Area Limited to Patrols by UN

US Fights to Slow Red Tide Southward   ‘Chinese Communists Menace Retreat Route of Eighth Army to Old Pusan “Beachhead: Attack Loomis Near Osan

Allies Fight to Slow Red Tide   Effort Made to Slow Red Force That Menaces UN Retreat Route

Desperate Battle Rages to Halt Flanking of Eighth. 4 Amy   Reds Force Korean Youths Into War Service Thru out

Eighth Army Retreat Road Is Menaced  2 UN Battalions Attack Red Korean Force Two Miles

Route to Old Beachhead  Ils Menaced  Foe Presses On Heels of   Foe Presses On Heels of Eighth Army

Counterattacks in Key Area Launched   Fight Desperately to Hold off Red Armies Menacing Eighth Army’s Retreat Route to Oid Pusan Sridgehead

Chinese Reported To Be Building Massive Force in Osan Vicinity; U. N. in Counterattack.     REDS RETRACING  ROUTE OF SUMMER

UN Forces Stage Counterattacks — On Red Elements   Chinese Massing Troops In Osan Area For Drive

U.N. TROOPS STRIKE BACK NEAR WONJU   Battle To Keep Open Re treat Route To Pusan  CHINESE   Build Up Great Attacking Force At Osan: Eighth Army Falls Back

Eighth Army Retreat Road Is Menaced   2 UN Battalions Attack Red Korean Force Two Miles South of Wonju

Retreat Route To Pusan Is Menaced   Artillery Slams Shells At Communists; Fiahter-Bombers Help

UN Troops Fight Hard iIn Retreat   Enemy Builds Up Near Osan For Renewed Assault

Hope to Give Eighth Army More Escape Time   Allies Attack To Delay Reds

Holding Action Fierce Battle   Tiny U.S. Force Thrown Into Wonju Breach Acainst Mammoth Odds

Communist Tide Menaces Route Of Sth’s Escape   Artillery, Planes In Close Support Of Ground Forces

Counferattack Seeks To Help Fighth Army   Red Troops Reported Changing To Civilian Garb As They Advance

Allied Troops Fight to Slow Communist Tide  Enemy Rolling to Sanéh Maran Cantar

Counterattacks Hurled Against Communist Tide   Enemy Reported Massing Forces to Cut Retreat Route

ENEMY ATTACKS TO BLOCK ROAD OF FICHTH ARMY   Counter-Attacks Made By UL N. Forces In Effort To Keep Escape Route Open--lFoe Presses.

Enemy Rolling Toward Heart Of South Korea   U. S. Eighth Army’s Retreat Route To Pusan Menaced; UN CounterAttack Regains Ground

Sth Army Continues Retreat: Route to Pusan Threatened   Reds Building Up Massive Attack Force Near Osan

Fight To Hold Back Red Tide   Use Counterattacks And Airpower to Slow Up Advance Of Chinese Traanc

Hot Battle Is Reported Near Wonju  Chinese Massing For New Attack

Chinese Communist Armies Drive Relentlessly Threatening Allies Retreat Route To Southern Port

Commie Horde Rolls Southward In Great Strength   Enemy Massing. New. Forces For BYNOnt Attack

U.N. Fights Threat To Retreat Route   Wonju Sector Blazes as Red Tide Rolls Toward South Korean Heart

Seeking To Keep Escape Path Open   Enemy Reported Grabbing All Refugee Korean Men Between 17 And 45 And Throwing Raw Recruits Into Battle

Allied Troops Battle To Save Escape Road   Fight Desperately to Slow Communist Tide Rolling Toward Heart of South Korea; Field Dispatches Report Fighting Rages Near Wonju

Counterattack Against Reds At 2 Points   Airmen Told To Shoot At All Groups In Or Out Of Red Uniforms

Planes Pound Chinese Reds To Aid Yanks   Allied Guns Batter 4 Advancing Foe, With Same Cerannd Retaken

Battle Raging To Protect &th Army Refreat   ‘Allies. Counterattack .As Chinese Build Up Huge Force at Osan

Communists In Massing  Have All Roads Clogged   U. S. Airmen Ordered To Shoot All Group: Except Women And Children Because Enemy Changing To Civilian Clothes.

Counter-Attacks Slow Red Hordes; Planes Rake Foe   Chinese Reported Building Up Huge Attacking Force In Area South Of Osan, Threatening Retreating Allies

Retreat Route  Menaced Artillery, Planes   Artillery, Planes Blast Chinese

Allies in Grim Effor! io Slow Communist Tide   Battle To Save Route Of Retreat To Old Pusan Beachhead.

Big Fight Raging On Wonju Line   Allies Seeking to Slow Red Chinese Advance to South

Fierce Duels Take Place Near Wonju   Fliers Strafe Groups Behind Red Lines In ‘Civilian’ Clothing

U. N. Rearguard Counterattacks To Slow Drive:  Two Battalions Fight Reds South of Wonjy; Patrol Action at Osan

Allied Troops . Counterattack In Wonju Area      Army Intelligence Reports Chinese Building Up Massive Attacking Force at Osan

UN Forces Attack On Outskirts Of Abanded Wonju   Counter-Blow Recovers Ground 6 Miles Southwest Of City; Chinese Building Up Massive Foree Around Osan

Allies Battle Desperately To Slow Onslaught  Chinese Massing  Tremendous Striking   Chinese Massing Tremendous Striking Force Near Osan; Spot Red Artillery

UN Troops Fight Desperately To Stem Red Tide Flowing Toward Yanks Escape Route

Allies Fight to Protect 8th Retreat   UN Forces Counter-Attack SW of Wonju

ALLIES FIGHT DESPERATELY TO SLOW TIDE   Vanguards of Fast-Moving Communists Stay Close on Heels of Retreating U. S. Troops.   2 CHINESE ARMIES MASS NEAR OSAN   U.N. Forces Attack Enemy Below Wonju; Eighth Army's Retreat Line Toward Pusan Threatened.

Chinese Menace 8th Army Retreat; Fighting West And Southwest Of Wonju   ALLIES FIGHT DESPERATELY TO STEM TIDE OF COMMUNIST HORDES

Communists Menace to U. S. Eighth Army Pusan Retreat Route   U.N. Forces In Attack At Wonju   Report Chinese Building Massive Attacking Foree Around Osan

Fighting To Slow Offensive Aimed At Trapping Units  Chinese, Koreans _ Continue To Press Retreating Army

Eighth Army — Escape Route Is Threatened   Allied Troops Battle To Halt Red Tide as It Pushes Deep Into South Korea

Hard-righting Allies Slowing Massive Push  Rea eae ards s Hit By  Maen   Rearguards Hit By Onrushing Commies Chasina LL S Armv

Eseape Road For Allies Endangered   Chinese Reported Building Massive Force Near Osan

UN Hits Back 6 Miles From Wonju; Battle Still Raging   Chinese Building Massive Attack Forces Around Osan

Allies Fight Desperately To Slow Communist Tide Rolling Toward Heart Of South Korea

BIG BUILD-UP IN OSAN AREA IS REPORTED   Airmen Ordered To Shoot All But  Obvious Families

Beardsley’s Tax Problem May Alter Political Ambitions   Still Unknown is Reaction of General Public

SILVER STAR AWARDED TO JOHN RANDOLPH  x ke Ok xk kK * x kek Ok  AP Correspondent Decorated

Correspondent Wins Decorafion   Randolph Cited For Revanine Wornies

Gorried Wounded to Safety AP Writer is Decorated For Bravery in Korean Action

CORRESPONDENT IS DECORATED   AP Reporter John Ran. dolph Cited For Heroic Action In Korea

A-P REPORTER IS CITED FOR VALOP      Correspondent Decorated  By Gen. Van Fleet

AP Writer Cited For War Action   Silver Star Goes To John Randolph For Aiding Troops

Lawmaker to Ask Territory Bond Issue   Bill to Raise Funds For Alaska Schools Slated to Come Up

Senator Proposes Big Bond Issue For School Buildings   Cigarette Tax Will Repay Large Loan

Line Holds Generally Firm... . Some Beef Prices Drop Over Nation

Allies Advance Against Bitfer  Red Resistance  One Buildup Arec Wiped Out Unde Hoavy Attacks

NEW RENT CURB LAW PROPOSED   Would Be Part of Revamped Defense Mobilization Program 7

BROADER RENT CONTROL PLAN   Provisions Of Proposa Tougher Than World War Il Law

Battle Orders Study To Trim Highway Deaths   Advisory Council Asked to Act Before Assembly Meets

Elmwood Now ‘Member Of Blackhawk   Conference Will Consist Of Right Schools At Start Of 1951 Football Beason

Atomic Bomb Dropped From B29 Warvlane   Explosion Heard For 200 Miles; Pilot Sees Flash

Medium A-Bomb Jolts Desertland  Rumbles of Blast Heard 225 Miles

Rumbles Are Heard for More Than 200 Mile: From Medium-Sized Atomic Blast in Desert

SIZED A-BOMB   B-29 Drops Atomic Missile In Nevada Desert War Games

Newest A-Blast Heard 200 Miles From Desert Test   Bomb of Medium Size Exploded In Nevada Sunday

AEC. Explodes Medium Size Atomic Bomb   Blast, Heard 225 Miles Away, Outshines The Morning Sun

AEC Sets Off Medium-Sized Atomic Blast   Rumbling Heard 200 Miles From Site Of Explosion; Bomb Dropped By B-29

Atomic Bomb Exploded in Desert Test  Rumble of Medium Sized Weapon Hear Over 200 Miles

Medium A-Bomb Exploded Above Nevada Desert   Morning Sun Outshone; Rumble Heard 225 Miles Away

Blast Heard 200 Miles In Latest Trial  Wide Area Able To See Mushroom Rise; Troops Still Wait

Another Atomic Bomb Exploded   Rumbles Heard More Than 200 Mi. Away

First GI Dividend Checks In The Mail  Date You Took Out Policy Will Determine How aan Yan Get Youre

Camden's Band Wins Too Honor   Gets First In Class: D In State Finals

BUDGET SPEECH SLOWS TRUMAN   President Confused. On Mili: tary Spending—wWil] Sub- mit Figures To Congress Next Month.

Truman Busy On Messages  Business Overtakes   Business Overtakes Christmas Spirit

U.S. Asreralt Feared Down:  33 Are Aboare   Crash in Rugged French Mountains Is Reported

Hospital Plane With 33 Aboard Said Missing   Craft Was Carrying Soldiers, Airmen . Wives arid Children

ARENA IN COMMITTEF   K. U. Fieldhouse Still Being Studied by Ways, Means Groun

World Growth of Catholicism Told by Pontiff   Encyclical Reports 25Year Increase Is from 15 to 28 Millions

45 Rescued When Freighter Strikes Reef  Three Are Missing From Second Vessel Which Struck Tug

Says He Sent Fake Wire to Diplomat While a ‘Paid Spy’ of Joe McCarthy

TAIED 10 LINK U.3, DIPLOMAT TO AED GROUP   Swiss Trial Defendant Says He Sent Fake Telegram ta Carter Vincent.

Sought to Make John Carter Vincent Appear to Be Communist, Charles Davis Testifies at Swiss Trial

Witness Tells How He Framec  U. §. Diplomat   Negro Says McCarthy Paid For ‘Information’

Negro Admits Plot To Make Diplomat Appear As a Red  Hints McCarthy Behind Scheme to  Discredit Vincent

Mingled F eelings Result As Nation Pauses For July Fourth Holiday; In Korea Death Fires A Gun For Keens

Freedoms Vay Is  Widely Observed  ‘Hopes and Prayers for Peace Rise as People Celebrate Fourth   THE FLAG IN KOREA Three-Day Battle Is Won;  A Solemn Ceremony in London  »

Hopes For Peace High On Fourth   President to Hold Spotlight With A Speech in Capital

Nation Prays For Early Peace  Truman Schedules 4th of July Address

Hope Of Peace Brightens Fourth  Americans Observe Day All Over World

Truman Will Talk To Nation Tonight  U.S. Parades Armed Might   U.S. Parades Armed Might Wherever Gls Stand Guard

President's Speech Tonight To Top Day’s Doings; War As Usual In Korea

Fact, Foible And Fate on The Fourth  High Ho Hopes For Quick End Of Warfare Brighten U. S.  Commemoration of Holiday

Prayers for Early Peace on July 4  Truman Speaks  wm... ph... gy

Americans at Home and Abroad Note July 4 With Parades and Show of Military Might

Peace Hopes Mark U. S. Celebration   Truman Speech To Top Observance Of Indenendence Day

Douglas Says Ike Choice of Most People   Senator Would Turn Down Bids To Head Ticket

People Favor ‘Ike For Presidency, Says Sen. Douglas   States Many Democrats Will Vote for General If He Heads GOP Ticket

EISENHOWER IS PEOPLE'S CHOICE SAYS DOUGLAS   Illinois Senator Disavows Dem: ocratic Presidential Ambitions for Self

People’s Choice For President . . Sen. Douglas Says “The > Is Favorite

Douglas Thinks ‘lke’ Is Favored By Most People   .Many Democrats Would Jump Party To Vote for Him

Douglas Says lke Favorite Of Americans   Democrat Senator Predicts Fence Jumping for General

Douglas Claims Mass Support For Eisenhower   Truman Critic Denies Aspirations For Presidency

GOV. FINE SIGNS TOLL ROAD BILI   Turnpike to Be United With Jersey Highway

Plea Made To South's  Democrats   Virginian Charges Trumanites Have Damaged Party

Mother, Son Fire Victims  At Lexington Blast Badly  Burns Father

House Votes $750 More to  Legislators   Opponents Booed— Roll-Call Move Is Defeated

lke Right Type, Says Sen..Dutf.   Southern Demos. Will Favor General

Acheson Rules Soviet Delegate Out of Order; 48 Nations Say They'll Sign Jap Pact Today

Prices For Weed Unchanged Toda’   Volume Still Light As Average Decline Hits Lower Grades

SOLDIER, 3 GIRLS KILLED IN WRECK   Four Lose Lives Near Waynes. ville, Mo., When Their Car and Truck Collide.

INO FEDERAL AID   ‘Hays Directs $150,000   Flood Control Program On Its Own

Boy Admits He Slew Parents As They Watched T\  ‘Don’t Know Why  Did It’, Lad Tells Nakland Cal Dalica

Youth Admits Killing Parents   California Couple Shot Watching Video

‘I Don't Know Why,’ Boy Says of Parents’ Murder    Mother and Father Shot by Youth As They Watch Television Show

Chinese Reds Admit Guerrillas Taking Big Toll  Underground Army Berka: . wep tly

- Situation ‘Widespread’  China Reds Admit Underground Has Created Critical Situation

East China Crisis Due To  Underground   Political Assassination: On Increase, Amazing Red Statement Says

Chinese Reds Admit Trouble   Underground Armed Forces Create Critical Situation.

Chinese Reds Admit Underground Is Busy   S. Chine Sendits Creete Critical Situation in Vital Ares Kill Thewseands of Red Workers, Asseruinets Leader:

Chinese Admit Revolt Crifica!   Report Concedes Underground Strona

Underground In China Stirs Up Crisis For Reds   Commies Admit High Lasses To Resistance Move In East China

Rebel Units y Havoc  With China   Active Underground Admitted By Leader

Commie Regime Admits Revolts In East China  Startling Report States Situation Is Widespread

Assembly Action Averis Payless Payday Period  Post-Midnight Session Approves Emergency Approoriation Bills

Assembly Completes Task of Averting Payless Paydays for State Employes

Reds Agree To Limited  Cease-Fire   UN Committee Delays Action Against China

U.S. Blasts Cease-Fire  Bid By Reds   Declares Move Made To Divide *The Free World’

Communists Say Cease Fire Could Be Arranged by Seven Nation Parley But Demand Discussion of Formosa.

Red Chinese Say Cease-Fire Can Be Agreed Unon   US Not Satisfied With Setup But UN is to Mull it Over

Four Russ-Made MIGs Downed Near Yalu River; UN Ground Forces Again Abandon Wonju, Report Tanyang Fray; Chinece Provose Truce Conference

COMMUNIST CHINA AGREES THAT A “CEASE-FIRE” COULD BE ARRANGED BY A SEVEN-NATION CONFERENCE

U.S. Sceptical; Fears Proposal May Divide UN   Reds Appear to Have Softened Earlier Stiff Conditions

Limited Cease Fire Plan May Be Arranged Soon: U.S. Brands Message

Far East Parley Price For Orders   U. S. Brands Move Attempt To Divide Free World, Pushes For Quick Acaressor Verdict

Seven-Nation Confere ce On Isues Proposed  pseehiee RB lbaaowle:   Austin Bitterly Attacks Sincerity Of Second Messaae

Message Agreeing T Korean Cease Fire Scorned By U. S.   DELEGATES POSTPONE  AGGRESSOR VERDICT

Chinese Reply Brings Delay OnU.S. Charge   Delegates Given Time To Study Red Answer; Austin Assails Action

Cease-Fire Possibility Is Dangled   Blasted by U.S. As Move To Split Free World

RED CHINA OFFERS SWAP;  CEASEFIRE FOR UNSEAT; US REJECTS IT QUICKLY

LIVING COST ROLLBACK AIM OF PRESIDEN]   Federal ‘Financial Picture Shows Improvement

Ice, Snow, Rain, Sleet Hit Country   Storms Cover Many States With Chill Air

Cold Weather Continues For Parts OFU. S.   Blizzard Maroons Many In South Dakota

SORGE OPERATIONS TOLD Wiretapping Ban Removal Ureed By MacArthur Aide

MURRAY 70 LISTEN TO DIXIE GROUP   GOVERNOR HINTS OKLAHOMA MAY SUPPORT STATES’ RIGHTS MOVEMENT.

Princess Elizabeth, Duke of Edinburgh Arrive in Canada for Month-Long Inspection Tour

Elizabeth, Philip Start Tour Today   Royal Pair Boards Train After Welcome

CANADA GREETS ELIZABETH ON SARE ARRIVAL   Heiress To English Throne To Begin Tour Today —

Princess Pays canada A Visit :   Starts On Menth-Long Tour of Country

Princess And Duke Arrive In Canada   British Royal Couple To Begin Formal Tour Td

PRINCESS BEGINS MONTH-LONG TOUR OF CANADA TODAY   Elizabeth and Her Husband Will Set Out at Quebec After Spending Night on Special Train.   ARRIVE BY PLANE AT MONTREAL AIRPOR’       timated From 10,000 to 25000 — Rain Cuts Down Size of Throng.  4 z “ =,

Couple Begins 31-Day Tour After Flight Over Atlantic  Prineess. Duke Reach Canada

Elizabeth And Duke Board Train   Starting Tour Today After Safe Flight Across Atlantic.

sic inye Maat, oe eOsaNmRR ERIN PHONE CALL SAVES OHIO WOMAN'S LIFE

Candidates Chosen For April Ballot   GOP Nominces Nanied Saturday

April 2 Election Campaign Open:  Party Slates Picked For 8 Positions

Tuesday Voting Provides Liftle Election Fodder   General Ike’s Visit With Mr. Truman Is Keenly Awaited

AUTO LEADER CALLS FOR SUPPLY QUIT   Ford. Executive Says U.S. Policy _  Naede Evaininntin:

Auto Industry Raps Cut-Backs   Urges Rexamination of Defense Effort and Materials

Asks Study of Defense Effort Material Need   Ford Official In Plea As Auto Production Cut back Talks Near

Some Administration Democrats Fare Poorly in Bids for Key Assignment:

Truman Senators Get “Poor Deal”   Fare Badly in Bids for Committee Beaaqnmenita

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   Copters Snatch 14 Engineers From Pontoon in Raging Rive;

Prices Average From $49 To $55 On S.C. Markets   To Be Below 1950 Figure

Border Belt Sales Begin: Volume Heavy In Georgia   Price Averages From $49 To $55 Per Hundred Reported As Auctions In. Nine Cities Start

Average Prices Range From $49 To $55 For Leaf   9 South Carolina Marts Begin Sales Of 1951 Crop Today

T00 FEW SIGN REMONSTRANCE JUDGE RULES. «   Pupils to Continue Where Thay Started: Mdy Ketel Dacdalon

TOO FEW SIGN REMONSTRANCE JUDGE RULES   Pupils to Continue  Where They Sterted: Midd Mowout Dadiston

ARMED MAN LEFT IN HIS HIDEAWAY   PROSPECTOR THREATENS TO SHOOT ANYONE APPROACHING TOO CLOSF.

NX. Yorkers Wild Over MacArthur   Screaming Adulation, Cold Determination Greet General

Unit Praised for Hard Fight   Allies Attaining Stronger Defense Posts, Officers Say

All Resources To Be Mobilized   Program Set Up Under Control Czar

Expect DPA Te Take Place Of Wartime WPB  In Four Months   _W. H. Harrison May Control All Boards Now Under Guidance

Full-Fledged Controls Seen In 120 Days   DPA khikely To Be Converted By Then; To Follow WPB Line

‘Harrison’s New Production Agency Soon To Become Full Control Bureau

Harrison To Merge Industry Control Groups   Super Agency Seen in 4 Months; Wilson Still Boss

Full Full Industriat Control Under Nev Central Agency Seen By May 1

Production Agency ToBe Ready Soon For Full Operation  Federal Building With Hh HHA EBaet ab Craaca

DPA to Get Huge Office At Capital   Harrison Agency to Be Modeled After Wat Production Board of World War 2  Merger Planned     Unification of Agencie: Expected by Summer! Into CMP   Merger Planned

Huge New. Agency. Wilf Be Housed Tn Gigantic New Building’ In Washington:

Expect DPA To Take Place Of Wartime WPB  In Four Months  W. 11. Harrison May   W. 11. Harrison May Control All Boards Now Under Guidance

DPA Expansion Of Powers Seen  New Home Readied For Control Agency

CIRL SCOUT HOUSE PLANNED   Groundbreaking Held at Site Of Proposed Girl Scout Lodge

Communists Leave Ghost  City Behind   Forced Thousands To Accompany Then North In Retreat

OTHER THOUSANDS TAKEN AT GUN-POINT  3.000 In Seoul Die Of Starvation ‘During 2 Months Of Red Occupation

Balloon Barrage Heading Eastward  30 Red, White And Blue Bags Released From Detroit Yesterday

GOP Congressman Claims Strong Backing By Businessmen for Federal Sales Levy

Realty Trade On Upgrade In 4 Weeks   Much Activity Noted During Period Especially in City Property — $225,000 Is Total Estimate.

Senator Hits RFC Shuffle   M’Clellan Says Plan ‘Won't Cure Evil’

Arkansas Solon Sees No ‘Cure’  In RFC Shakeup    Believes Truman Should : Give Congrese Chance To Make Job Complete

McClellan In Blast At Truman RFC Proposal   Camden Senator Says President’s Plan Is Unsatisfactory

Learn VanDyke Was in Wichita   Grandson of Murdered Chillicothe Woman Is Hunted for Questioning

Ohio Highways Are Under rire  Pe 2 TE a -SeaaNeeMe cre   Auditor Ferguson Opens Attack

en  ‘RAP MADRID PARLEY  British Oppose U. S. Alliance With Spain

Time Running Out in State Legislature   Session Scheduled To Come to End In Ten Days

Half Century Starts With Somber Tone   Truman New Year’s Wish Echoes Desires of Countrymen.

Congress Hears Views of Dewey  Governor Favors Strong NATO Force

‘Lie’ Charge, Denials Close Kelly Hearing   D.A. Cites Duty: Derham Counsel Raps Prosecutors

Cenedella Declares  “Conscience Is Clear’  Chief Justice Qua Hears Fina Arauments at Inquiry Today.

Cenedella Says Conscience Clear Having Done Dut   ‘Judge Derham’s Counsel ‘ Asserts Story About Bribe Conversation Lie

NAVAL CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM APPROVED   senate Subcommittee  Indorses $2,710,092.000 Bill Recently Passed by House.

Truman Expiains Asia Stand Atom War [s Real Pocsitbilitv. He Save

Atomic War Would Be Mo ‘Likely Under MacArthur  Policies, Truman Claims

Truman Warns On Atomic War  Possibilities   More Likely Under MacArthur Policies, President Asserts

President Lays Case Before Nation In Radio Address  Says MacArthur Policies Would Lead to Open War

RAINS MAY BE OVER  200 Persons Evacuated From Weslaco As Flood Waters Rise

200 Evacuated In Weslaco as  Rains Kase Off  60-Block Square  Down uf Cunssthn “ wen   60-Block Square Area of South Texas Citv Inundated

Keep Field in A Federal: Jail   - Faces Weekend in: : Cell as Result of . ‘Delays; Seven’ Reds Beain. Prison Terms:

Problem of Bail Detains Field in Federal Jail   Application Granted Too Late: Week-End Causes Delays

Field Unable to Obtain Bail Sits in Federal Cell   Reds’ Ally Languishes in Jail When Plea for Bond Is Granted Late

Red Bondsman Has Own Bail Ditficulties   Millionaire Field  Sits In Jail Waiting Decision In Contempt Conviction Appeal

Field Has His Own Problem Of Raising Bail   Application for Bond Is Granted Too Late

Field Now Faces Own Bail Problen   Millionaire Spends Night In Federal Jail Cell

REDS’ ANGEL RESTS IN JAIL   Bailor For Communist: In Contempt; Four  Still Missing w

FIELD SPENDS NIGHT IN JAIL WAITING BONT   Bondsman For Reds May Be Released Pending Appeal.

Pink Millionaire In Federal Jail  Vanderbilt Protects Fuaitive U. S$. Reds

Reds’ Bondsman Kept in Jail  Federal Officials Hold Bail Pravider

Pal of Commies Gets Out on Bail   Millionaire Field All Night in Jail

Field Granted Bond But Too Late To Escape Spending Night In Jail

FIELD SQUIRMS IN CELL AS WEEKEND GAP SNARLS EFFORTS TO OFFER 610.000 BOND

Government Takes Over Production of All Power Equipment  Move Designed to Speed Expansion of Power for Mobilization

ICC Approves 9 Pet. Raise In Freight Rates   New Schedule To Go Into Effect Sept. 1, Rail Snokeasmen Sav

RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES WILL RISE   Nine Per Cent Increase Sanctioned in District

ICC Approves 6 Pct. Rail Rate Hike in South  9 Per Cent Increase Granted in Northeast Section of Cauntry”

Railroad Rate Increase Gets ICC Approval   Half Billion Added To Freight Bill

Japanese Peace Pact Rejected By Philippines  Ending Of Ties With U. S. Proposed

CANADIAN SEAMEN DESCRIBE WAR PREPARATIONS BEHIND TRON CURTAIN IN MANCHURIA

Judges in Answer to Cochran  Laird, Bauer Say They Stepped in   Laird, Bauer Say They Stepped in To ‘Guarantee  Honest Election’

Writ Of Prohibition Had Been Issued Against Two Westmoreland County Judges Who Had Stepped Into Dispute   HAD ORDERED VOTE RECORDS IMPOUNDED

Increase In Gasoline Tax Goes Info Effect ° In Illinois: Wednesday

GAS GOING UP CENT A GALLON ON WEDNESDAY      Three Cent Tox Boosted; An. other Penny Increase Jan. 1, 1953.

Injury Received During Jitterburg Lesson Wins Student $7,145 Judgment

Pickets Ring Dodge Plant In Dispute   All Otber Chrysler Factories In Detroit Area May Be Closed

Waste in Army Ranks Blasted   95,784 Found Serving In Non-Combat Jobs

NON-COMBAT GI’S DRAW SENATE FIRE   Committee Counts 95,784 Now Serving U, § in ‘Chair Corps’

Physically Fit Soldiers Playing "Military Chairs Senate Group Lists  95,784 Officers, Enlisted Men Wasted

Senate Group Assails Waste Of Manpower  Says Too Many  Men Assigned To ‘Chair Corps’

Too Many in Chair Jobs In the Army   Special Report Tells Senate of Great Man: power Waste.

Chair Corps’ Jobs In Armed Services Draw Senate Fire   Johnson Says Too Many Soldiers Are Placed  J , ae ae}. 

Committee Criticizes ‘ ‘my Waste’  Says It Has Founc ‘Nearly 100,000 In ‘Chair Corps’

Britons Given Bleak Picture Of Austerity   Money Needed For De fense Against Menace Of Russian Arms

Britons Hear Of Burden Of Guns  Treasury Survey Reveals Austerity

Utah State Penitentiary Revolt Lasts 714 Hours   Two Hostages Then Released And Convicts Drop Demands

Rioting Ends in Utah Prison; Free Warden   Inmates 2 Hostages Released Unarmed Ac Rehellion Folds

Utah State Prison Scene O! Outbreak; Prisoners Statec Grievances And Made Demands But Authorities Are In Control

Prisoners Call Off Utah Pen Rebellion   Warden, Guard Set Free Rv Rioting Inmates

slug and Kill Guard  and Seize Guard Tower; Rebellion in Utah Prison Short-Lived; Hostages Released.

PENITENTIARY REVOLT ENDS, HOSTAGES SAFE   Acting Warden, Guard Released, Leaders Make Demands

Rebellion At Utah Prison Ends As Inmates Release  Acting Warden And Guard

Warden and Guard Held Hostage for Hours by Rioters   Released Unharmed Late In Day as Prisoners End Rebellion

Convicts Riot At Utah Prison, Two Hostages Freed Unharmed   22 Inmates Sought Action On Grievances

ARERR APES ee  Utah Prison Riot Ends When  Convicts Release 2 Hostaccs

Relaxing Of Red Demands Seen As Settlement Hope  Rains Cut Flights f Air Force Over  Enemy Territory

Lull Is Reported Along Sogay Korean Front   Eighth Army Holds Up Action; Allied Air Sorties Cut

Russians Try Teo Brand U.S.  U.N. Move Appears  Doomed To Failure

Russia Demands U.S. Indictment  UN Slated To Reject  Agaression Charge

Russia Moves To Brand U.S. As ‘Aggressor’  Action Seen. ‘Rebuffed Ta TW Coes Re Woeat

Soviets Want U.S. Tagged Aggressor   Russian Move Before UN Appears Doomed To Failure Today

RUSSIA PRESSES MOVE TO BRAND U, 5; AGGRESSOR   Effort Started To Have U. N. Take Action Against America — Chinese  Charges: E.choed.

Russia to Press Aggression Charge  Mave to Brand U5.   Move to Brand U.S. Is Doomed to Failure

LAST FRONTIER OF  THE GLOBE IS SPACE   Man. Embarked on Task of Solving Mysteries of Void   ROCKETS ARE USED

Here Are a Few Facts and Timely Tips From Writer's Mail Bag During Week

One Little Prayer Makes Up. for the Many Commercials Heard on Trolley Radios

Autopsy Proves Coroner Right  Body of Jack Hamp Exhumed at Remsen

New Industry Bill Passed   Murray Gate WateredDowa Version; Crime Probe Commitee Bik titted

New Industry Bill ls Cleared      Watered Down Version Of Governor's Proposal Passes Legislature °

New Industry Bill Passed   ddurrey Gets WeteredBewn Version; Crime Peebe Coonmittes Bill Killed 

Funeral Speaker Praises Petain   Priest, World War I Vet, Says History Will Be Judge

BATON MISSING AT BURIAL  Bishop Pleads for End Of Petain Controversy.

7,000 ATTEND MARSHAL PETAIN FUNERAL RITES   Bishop Calls for Truce of Con troversy Over Petain’s War 2 Role.

Boston Voters Go to Polls In First Plan A Election.   Puzzle Over List of 105 Candidates;Curley. Hynes in Another Bitter Battle

Ask Ridgway To Clarify Report Of Communist Korean Atrocities   Red Broadcasts Now Accuse U.N. Forces OF Killing Or Starving 17,000 North Koreans

—New Report From Tokyo Awaited—  Ridgway Asked Clarify Red Atrocities Statement   Sen. Gillette Demands U.N. Promptly Call The Guilty To ‘Strictest Account’

Pentagon Asks To Clarif v POW Killings  r ee ce   Want Gen. Ridgway To Give Further Details of Atrocities

“Atrocity” Story Details Demanded   Pentagon Asks Ridgway To Clarify Figures

Want Details On Slaying Of U. § Prisoners   Pentagon Chiefs Ask Ridgway For Specific Report

RTICCKEDS LOCAL MAN.   Ernest J, Rice Appointed Assistant Tl s&. YHetrict Attorney

Flu Epidemic Hits Fort Dix   100 More Soldiers Under Observation

Flu Spreads At Fort Dix   Many Patients But Doctors Deny Any Enidemic.

Escapee Captured In Aufo Accident  Columbus Fugitive Trapped by Crash

Meadville District Classes Begin Tuesday   R-IV to Hold School in Three Locations.

: George “Be SOKOLSKY These z Days   A STRICTLY REPUBLICAN $3 WIR W

Truce Teams Begin Talks On Armistice   Unarmed Allied And Communist Deleaates Meet

Allied, Red  Envoys Meet At Kaesong  News Withheld On Momentous Parley

;  Question   Purehase Of Fur Coat  i REC Probers Take   RFC Probers Take Testimony Behind Closed Doors

Female   IFC Influence Investigation Turns To Story Of Fur Coat ¥f White House Stenographer

Picked Up $8,540 Bill  RFC Loan Counsel Paid For Coat, Senators Toia

President May Kick at RFC Stories   So Donald Dawson Won't Be Pressed, Fulbright Announce:

Garment Sent To White House Stenographer  Furrier Testifies Hushand Ranwcht I+

Another Truman ‘Red Herring Smells. . . Senate Investigators Uncover FRC Mink Coat Scandal

Prohers Told Attorney Bought Mink Coat for White House Stenographer

Fur Coat Point Of Interest In RFC Inquiry   Property Of White House Stenographer Takes Spotlight

AFRAID TRUMAN TO ‘RAISE HELL’   Won't Call White House Aide Because Of That Fact   NOT WORTH QUARREL

—RFC INVESTIGATION— —  Will Not Force White House Aide To Testify

PURCHASED FOR WHITE HOUSE STENOGRAPHER   FURRIER DECLARES COAT WAS CHARGED TO CAPITAL LAWYER

Senator Says. White House Aide Won’t Be Called Lest Traman “Just Raise Hell”

Garment Delivered To White House Clerk, N. Y. Furrier Reports   Young Swore He  Bought The Coat   Charge for Garment Was Later Switched To Account of Lawyer

Lawyer Bought Mrs. Young Coat  RFC Inquiry Finds Out About $8.450 Coat

Fur Coat Again Figures in RFC Influence Probe   $8,540 Mink Delivered to Stenographer, Was Charged to Lawyer

FURRIER IS CALLED INTO RFC HEARING   Other Testimony On Many Charges Is Now Indicated

In RFC Investigation  Mink Coat Said Charged  To Lawyer's Account

Fear Truman Might ‘Just Raise Hell’ Mav Save Dawson Fram RFC Inaniry

Mink Coat Figures In  RFC Talk   $8,540 Wrap Had Been Charged To Furrier’s Lawyer

Attorney P aid For Coat, RFC ProbersTold   Mink Sent To Mrs. Young Charged To Rosenbaum, Furrier Save

Mink Coat Enters Investigation of RFC Activities   Garment for Mrs. E. Merl Young Allegedly Charged to Washington Attorney.

Furrier Testifies Mrs. Young’s Mink Bought by Attorney  Had Represented Clients Seeking Loans From RFC

Investigators Told Coat Delivered To Young’s Wife Was Charged to Lawyer Who Handled Loan Petitions

Testimony Centers  Around Mink Coat   New York Furrier Tells Senate Probers $8,540 Article Which Went to Mrs. E. ‘Merl Young, Was Charged to Lawyer Who Handled RFC Loan Appli cations.   HUSBAND SAYS HE BOUGHT IT

Mink Coat Is Discussed in  REC Inquiry   Banking Subcommittee Hears Evidence That Influence Was Sought

Furrier Who Sold It Heard   Lawyer Employed by Firm Seeking Loan From RFC, Testimony

Fur Coat Now Figures In RFC Probe   Young Says He Bought Coat For Wife, White House Stenographer

Truman Temper Slows RFC Query   Senate Afraid To Involve White House

$9,540 Mink Coat Part Of RFC Activity   Young Confirms It Was Charged To Resenbaum Account

‘Natural Royal Pastel Mink’  Furrier Says $8,540 Coat Was Charged to Rosenbaum

RFC Probers Told of $854( Gift of Furs   Borrower's Lawyer Said to Buy Minks for REC Aid's Wife

$8,540 ‘Mink Coat Given White House Stenographer Charged To RFC Lawyer

Lest Truman “Just Raise Hell”  Probers May Pass Up Testimony by Dawson

Mrs. Young’s 88500 Goat Said Charged To Lawyer Handling RFC Applications

Fear Of lre Of President Saves Witness  Senators Won't Call Aid In Inquiry Into RFC. Transactions

Senate Probers Are Not to Ask Dawson to Talk   Truman Will ‘Just Raise Hell’ Anyway, Fulbright Declares

Follow Mink Coat Trail   Leads From Young to Washington Lawyer Who Handles Many RFC Loon:

White House Stenc Fur Coat Charged To Loan Lawyer   Senators Hear Furrier in Probe Of RFC Influence

STENOGRAPHER IN WHITE HOUSE GOT MINK COAT   Congressman Charges It Was Payment for Influence on RFC Loans.

et Wertn a Krigqnuir  RFC Quizzers May Skip Truman Aide For Fear Harry Might ‘Raise Hell’

lre Of Truman To Be Avoided In RFC Inquiry  Story Of Mink Coat Gift Explored

Capital Lawyer Billed for Mrs. Young's Coat  Sennte Graun Cnvc   Senate Group Says Attorney Had ‘Pull’ To-Swing RFC Loans

S8540 Mink  Coat Is Issue   REC Probers Told Lawver Paid For lt For  Wife of HST Aide

Dawson Will Not Be Called   Truman Would Just Raise Hell, View Of Sen. Fulbright

Michigan Gets Record Budget, Record Deficit  rd hte rs Must  6... fei, Se

Gov. Williams Looking Higher, Gossip Says  Plum May Shatter ee ee On eee

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   20 Bus Passengers Hurt During Snow Storm

DRIVER INJURED WHEN VEHICLE STRIKES COW   Bernard Henry, MeSherrystown, In Chambersburg Hospital After Highway Accident

Birmingham Learns Rumors Travel Fast   Baseless Tale Water Supply Poisoned Causes Near Panic, Switchboards Clogged by Thousands of Calls by Citizens

General Walker’s Body Lies in State   Near-Panic in Birmingham as Poisoned Water Tale Spreads

Civil Defense Order Blamed: jain Merense reer Framed  Poisoned Water Rumor Starts ‘'Near-Panic in Birmingham

Truman Asks For Higher Postal Rates  Urges Increases InSpecial —

Truman Asks For Higher Postal Rates  Urges Increases In Special it i i" nc mene

Truman Asks Congress For Hike in Second and Third Class Postal Rates

Didn’t She Jump over Moon First? Couple Claims Bossie Fell Thru Floor: Suit Falls, Too

U.S. Fights Useless War: Taft  Russian Threat   Russian Threat Remains Serious Senator Asserts

Supreme Soviet to Debate Resolution Asking All Nations to Outlaw War

Flood Waters Take 9 Lives   We omen’s Golf Champion  Drowned in Towa

Spring Floods Causine Deaths  lowa Woman Gelfer Drowns in Terrent

lowa Golf Champion Is Victim   Car in Which She Was Riding Swept Off Des Moines Road

Floods Kill Nine In U.S.  Damage High; March   Damage High; March Makes A ‘Lion’ Exit

Spring Floods Take 9 Lives  Mississippi Drives ss Ahram Fr .. i. BR. ....

Dying March Brings Heavy Flood Damage   Thousands Forced From Homes, Many Climb Trees To Escape Flash Floods In Various Sections Of Nation

Floods Take Toll Of Lives And Property  BRAtH  ..4   South, Midwest, ‘East Hardest Hit

Destruction and  Death in Floods   At Least Nine Have Perished And Thousands Have Been Forced From Their Homes

9 Dead to Date in Flooding From Spring Downpour   Towa Woman Gol! Champion Victim of High Waters

Nine Die as Rivers Rage Over Nation   Heavy Damage Caused And Thousands Driven From Home by High Waters Many Areas

NINE DIE IN . SPRING FLOODS   Thousands Forced From Homes; Heavy Losses.

Wilson Says New Wave Formula to Be Put Out Soon .   Nobody, He Says, Is Going to Profiteer In This Emergency

MOBILIZATION HEAD PREDICTS HEAVIER TAXES   Wilson Says Defense Plan Calls For * - Higher Levies

Mobilizer Says Legislation To Be Offered; Hints Wage Formula May Be Modified

Wilson Warns That No Ones Going To Profiteer From US Defense Emergency

Wilson Hits At Profiteers   Mobilization Chief Hints Weee Lid Modification

NO PROFITEERS TO BENEFIT BY MOBILIZATION   Offenders Will Be Prosecuted, Wilson Says In Radio Talk   HINT MODIFICATION OF WAGE FORMULA

PROFITEERING QUT, WILSON DECLARES   Legislation Is Promised to Back Up This Pledge

$150 Billions More To Go For Defense; Profiteers To Get Stern Prosecution

Wage Curbs For U.S. To Be Changed  Wilson Save New °   Wilson Says New i: Modification: Will Meet Economy Need

Hints Pending Wage Formula To Be Revised  Increased Defense Budgets Indicated

Wilson Says He Won't Tolerate War Profiteers   Mobilization Chief Hints Pay Formula Will Be Modified

Wilson Warns Profiteers To Be Prosecuted   Avers “Nobody” Will Get By With Chiseling On Arms Emergency

Nobody Going To Profiteer, Wilson Says    Hint of Change ‘An Wage Formula ‘By ‘Top. Mobilizer

Wage Policies Are Being Modified To Conform With Best Interest Of The Entire  Economy  j

Hints New Pay Ceiling Poliey To Be Modified   Mobilization Director Says U. S. Will Build 18,000 Jets Monthly

Wilson Will Advocate Law To Back Up Pledoe   Radio Address Gives Hint Wege Ceiling Formule May Be Modified—Astronomical Spendin  For Years Saen Se

WILSON PLEDGES WAR ON DEFENSE DRIVE CHISELER   Will Seek Legislation te Back Up Anti-Protiteering Pietice   URGES INFLATION CURBS   Bares Plan to Expand Jet Engine Capacity Output to 38,060 a Month

MAIN’ ALLIED LINE MOVES UP5 MILES   Approaches to Ch arwon Only Point Where Reds Make Stand

N. Koreans Flee in Panic   Artillery, Planes Break Up Relnforcement Move on — Central Front

Allies:Advance Up to:5-Miles:   Goin: on 30-Mile Mountainous Front

ALLIES ADVANGE UP TO FIVE MILES IN CENTRAL KORE!   Troops and Tanks Push For ward on 30-Mile Front and Meet Only Light Resistance.   ENEMY MAKES STAND IN CHORWON AREA   [.N. Forces Moving on Stra tegic Highway and Rail Hub Are Fought Almost  to Standstill.

UN Forces Push 10 Miles North Of Parallel 38   But Reinforced Reds Hold Them Before Chorwon

Allied Tanks Roll Up Five Mile Advance   Power-Packed Push Carries UN Forces 10 Miles Ahove Parallal

Battered Enemy Flees In Panic In Korea Center  Maavy Racictanca   Heavy Resistance Is Met By Allies Moving On Chorwon

orean War  Reds Battle U.N. Advance To Standstill  Stop Allies After Biva.Mila Gaik

HOUSE FAVORS BREAK WITH RED CZECHS   Oatis Case Leads To Rupture Of Trade Relations

House Urges U.S. Break With Czechs  ~ Jailing of Oatis Ty. mo oe   ‘Jailing of Oatis Is Denounced Is Resolution

House Votes, 362-1, to Break Trade Relations With Czechs If Newsman Is Not Freed ~

House Votes For Break With Czechs   Fiery House Member: Denounce Jailing of Wm. Oatis.

Mystery Man Goes Before Tax Panel  Grunewald Released From Hospital Bed

Tax Scandal Prebers to Ask Mystery Wiiness Grunewald About $500,000 Shakedown

FIVE U.S, JETS SHOT DOWN IN RECENT COMBAT   Advanced UN Troops Make Contact With ‘ «° _Large Enemy Ferce —

Vogeler Asks Full Boycotts Against Reds   Says Many Others Held in Speech to State’s Bankers

BOLD RELAYS FANS   Those Who Brave Unfavorable’ Weather Fully Awarded by Athletes   TOP-FLIGHT MATCHES

MANY THRILLS FOR BOLD RELAYS FANS   Those Who Brave Unfavorable' Weather Fully Awarded by Athletes   TOP-FLIGHT MATCHES

‘Unfair Abuse,’ Says Governor   Arn Defends His Position on Little Hoover Commission Bill To Line Up Finances

Gambler Bribes Cited by Grand Jury in Philly   Police, Political Corruption Charged -ir Preliminary Report

Friends Will Try to Get Him Back—  "Gus Sent to Greece, Hopes to Return

Closed-Door Meet Set For Grunewald   Called Today In ‘Shakedown’ Case

Tax Mystery Man to Be Questioned Behinc Closed Doors Today  Henry W. Grunewald Friend of High-Ups, May Refuse to Talk

Probers to Question  Grunewald   Tax Investigators Hope to Expose Mystery Man at Closed Sessions

France Has  Strike Wave   Premier Warns Wage Demands Endanger Country’s Life

Mounting Strike Rolls in France  Stoppages Threaten ‘Life Of Cauntry’

STRIKE CRISIS PERILS FRANCE   Almost Entire Nation  Affected By Work Stoppages

Wage Demand Str ke Wave Binds France   Premier Warns Walkouts May Become Attempt on ‘Life of The Country’

Mounting Strike Wave in France  May Affect Almost Everyone in Nation

French Strike Spreading Fast   Many Services Tied Up in Protest Against Wage-Price Span

Strike Wave Is Rolling Through ‘All Of France   Threatens To Affect Almost Every Person In Nation.

Mounting Strike Wave Rolls Through France   Threatens To Affect Almost Every Person In Nation

All France Is In Grip Of Strike   Premier Says Life Of Nation May-Be At Stake In Troubles Over Wages

Mounting Strike Hurts All Of France  _ Premier Warns Of   Premier Warns Of Danger To Nation’s Welfare

Strikes Spread To Many Industries In France; Workers Want Pay Hike

Rising Wave Of Walkouts Perils France   Widespread Strikes Reflect Discontent Over Soaring Prices

Armed Guards Patrol Rita Hayworth’s Secluded Lake Tahoe Hideaway Today

Pair Claim Process For Burning W ater  Device Converts  Liquid To Gases

JURY AWARDS $50,000 HERE IN ACCIDENT CASE   Deliberate 8 Hours, Give Ver dict for Plaintiff After Week's Trial.

Woman Gives Birth to Her 12th Daughter; Father, Eleven Sisters Not Disappointed

12TH DAUGHTER BORN 10 WOMAN   FAMILY WITHOUT ANY BOYS NOT DISAPPOINTED BABY WAS A GIRL,

Gulf Plugging No. 1 Winfield at 15,468 Feet as Deepest ‘in W. T.; New Tests Announced for Northern Pecos County

‘Communist Riots Cause  15 Deaths  » yee Pe Blarac   Trouble Flares As Harriman  Arrives From U. §.

Martial Law At Tehran .   Stage Riots As Harriman Arrives For Dispute Talks

Red Riots Kill 15 in Tehran  fran Government Clamps Martial Baw in Clive:

Martial Law Is Proclaimed in Iran After 15 Are Killed in Red Riots

‘Martial Law in Teheran After 15 Di In Riots Instigated by Communists

Harriman Visit Brings Riofing: Fifteen Killed   Soviet Troops Said Gathering On Border

;EAAN UNDER MARTIAL LAW AFTER RIOTING   “ifteen Dead in Police Fight With Reds Following Harriman’s Arrival.

15 Killed in Communist Riots in Iran  Reports of Soviet Troops on Border Adds to Tension

15 Killed in Iran  As Communists Riot  Against Harriman 353 More Injured,  Government Clamps Martial Law on Tehrar

15 Are Killed in Iran as Reds Riot on Arrival Of Harriman for Talks

"Slots" Confiscated In Nearby Club Raids  West Virginia State Police Raid Ciubs in Martins-

Truman Warns Nation Against Relaxation   Mobilization Plan In Case Reds Start War Worked Out

‘Relaxation’ — Worst Enemy, Says President   ‘Truman Puts It Over Aggression And Inflation

Industry Advised To Buckle Down’ On Defense Jobs   Truman Sees ‘Relaxation’ As Greatest Enemy Of War Effort

Relaxation U.S. Worst Enemy Truman Says   Deplores ‘Let Down’ Every Time There Is a Lull in Hostilities

Relaxation Worst Enemy Facing U. § Truman Declares   Need Price and Wage Controls At Least Two Years

President Says Relaxation Now Is Biggest Foe   Believes Controls. _ Will Be Necessary  Three More Years

Relaxation Worst Enemy, Says Truman  Ceilings On Wage   Ceilings On Wage: And Prices Called Vitally Necessary

Nation Takes It Easy If Pressure Eases, He Says   Definite Plan Drafted For Industrial And Military Mobilization

Lists Three Dangers . ; Truman Declares Relaxation  Is Country’s Worst Enemy

President Tells Businessmen Members of Defense Advisory Council Controls to Last Three Years

ruman Says Relaxation”  orst Enemy  Calls On Industry © To Accept Controls

Truman: Relaxation Worst Foe  Lists Aggression, Inflation as Other Primary Enemies

TRUMAN SAYS WORST ENEMY IS RELAXATION   WARNS AGAINST LULL IN DEFENSE EFFORTS ON THE HOME FRONT

GREATER US. MOBILIZATION PLAN DRAFTED   Truman Says Program Ready In Case Russia Gets Reckless.

Relaxation Named By President as Worst U. S. Enemy   Urges More Intense Industrial Effort And Prompt Steps To Stop Inflation

Truman Urges Nation Fight ‘Relaxation’   Describes It as One Of Three Greatest Enemies This Country Has to Combat

Truman Calls ‘Relaxation’ Worst Enemy  ce Inductrv Ta   Urges Industry To Buckle Down Under Necessary Controls

Truman Says “Relaxation Major Enemy   President Declares “Plan’'to Combat Russia Developed

‘Relaxation Our Worst Enemy, Truman Tells Businessmen   Points to Battle Against Aggression And Home Inflation

AUMAN URGES NO LETUP FOR DEFENSE WORK   Tells Business Men: Definite Plan Made in Case af War.

Relaxation Worst Enemy  So Says President, Namia Others As Agaression

Truman Warns Against U. 5. ‘Relaxation’   President Says . Greatest Danger ls Letharay

‘Relaxation’ Worst Foe, Truman Says  Warns Controls To Stay Three Years at Least

Lists i nhree wangers Truman Declares Relaxation  Is Country’s Worst Enemy

Truman Gives Dangers. To  America Now Relaxation Called No. One Enemy

‘Relaxation’ Worst Foe;  Traman Says   It’s ‘Foolish’ to Constaer Abandoning Controls, Prosident Avers

Truman Holds ‘Relaxation’ Worst Enemy   Asks U.S. Industry to Buckle Down Under Controls for Awhile

Relaxation Nation’s Worst Foe--Truman Tells’ Businessmen Controls Wi

Relaxation U.S. Worst Enemy, President Says  Controls Needed for ‘wo or Three Years

U.S. Defense Boost Urged. By President   . Truman Asserts Red Threat Should Speed Armed Force Buildup

‘Buckle Down For 3 Tough Years -Truman  Must Have Controls, Can't Dalaw = Rit

"RELAXATION" WORST ENEMY TRUMAN SAYS   Controls Necessary For Several Years, President Declares

Flood Efforts By Red Troops Prove Futile  Reds Fail To Stop 2 2S OR .  — ee. ae   Reds Fail To Stop U.N. Forces Activity By Starting Flood

GATES OPENED AT HUGE DAM EARLY TODAY   Army Spokesman Says Strategy Failed To Work

Hwachon Dam And Reservoir Gates Opened   Yank and Siamese Units Sent Scurrying Onto High Ground

Tornado Kills  1, Injures 7   Rocks Illinois Town, Downs Houses, Depots

Van Fleet Tells Troops They Have Proven Superior  Order of the Day First to Be Issued By a UN Commander

‘Flaming Torch’ Is Motorcycle, Rider   ‘Mishap Near Victory Junction - When Leaking Gasoline Bursts Inte Flames

8 Held in Slaying Of King Abdullah   Two Others Outside Jordan Linked to Plot

Figure This One Out bes Steel Is Exempt from Freeze But Prices Are Frozen Anyhow

TIDELAND BILL BEFORE SENATE   Little Possibility Of Posi. tive Action In Near Future

Tidelands Dispute Scheduled To Flare Anew Before Interior Group Of Senate

Plane. Can’t Land: In Gale, Onlookers. Grab And Pull It To Earth

Pakistan Leader Makes Ist Speech   Peaceful Settlement Wit! “India Is His Aim

Ike Ends Say In Reich Today   Schedules Parley With Allied Chiefs

{KE WINDING UP STAY IN GERMANY   Suffers. Cold,-To Meet Commissioners Tonight

Eisenhower To End Tour Of Germany Today  Generol Kept Busy Inspecting Allied Defenceac

Atomic Spying Case Due To Go To Jury Today  Trio Allegedly Gave Garerate Ta BDisecinne

A-BOMB SPY CASE GOES TC JURY TODAY   Government And Defense Rest In Eosenberg-Sobeli Espionare Trial

Non-Secrecy Riders Pend  In Congress   Indiana Congressmen Still Fighting for Jenner Amendment— 18 Million at Stake

Special Session Of Legislature May Be Called   Full Payments Will Be Made Until September

STRONGER CURBS: DEMANDED BY Cc   ‘Union Leaders Thieater  Anew to Walk Out on Stabilization. Program:

CIO Hits ‘Watered’ Controls   Labor Threatens Walk Unless Price Curbs Are Tishtened

C10 Talks New Controls ‘Strike   Senate Hears Bid For Stronger Lay

CONTROLS LAW DEBATE OPENS   CIO Threatens Walk Out  Unless Legislation Is Strengthened

DEBATE OPEN!   CIO Threatens Walk Qu Unless Legislation Is Strengthened

Allies Gain Ground in New Attacks   “UN Shelves British ‘Complaint Against fran in O11 Dispute

Uranium Pit Opened By Russia   New Mine Found In Czechoslovakia Now in Production

New Lease On Life For Crime Probe Is Urged   Tobey Says Letters Show ‘Plain People’ Want It Continued

Crime Probers Out Of Business By Next Month   Senator's Mail In Favor Of Continuing Crime Investiqation

Sen. Tobey Says Crime Group Should Continue   Probers Threaten Costello With Contempt Citation When He Ignores Questioning

Time Running Out  Sen, Tobey Demonds Extensio1  Of U.S. Senate’s Crime Probe

Tobey Says People Back Continuing Of Senate’s Crime-Probe Committee   Wants Congress To Approve Move To Extend Life Of Group Instead Of Allowing It To Die April Ist

lobey Favors Crime Inquiry Continuation   Senator Says “Plain People” Do Not Want Probe To Bie

TOLL OF BLAST IN PHILIPPINES © MAY REACH 800   Eight Villages Were Wiped Out By Flames and Lava

61 Killed In Fiery Flow OF Voleans  eee teres 61 6   Filipinos Fleeing Disaster Area;  Tol! May Hit 800

Volcano's Toll May Hit 800 Dead and Hurt   Epidemic Imperils 29,000 Persons In Philippines

Kkex xk * * GRETA GARBO, NOW > AUS. CHIZEN, IS SO. PROUD AND HAPPY —

Free Europe Begins Task of Pooling Forces   Eisenhower To Take Command of Defense Army by Mid-March

; Kisenhower to Take Full Command by Mid-March  Europe Starts Pooling Arms

American Tanks Batter Red Targets In Kumsong Again; Open Truck Talks Tomorrow

Site Of Buffer Zone s First Tough Problem  - Panmunjom Decked Out Like Carnival

U.N. Delegates Accept Plan on  New Truce Talks Parley Scheduled  To Be Resumed at New Neutral Site

Cease-Fire Talks Will Reopen Today   Five-Man Delegations Will Meet in Village East of Kaesong Area

U.N. Ratifies Acceptance;  Reds Silent   Major Negotiations For Cease-Fire  May Resume Tonight

Liaison Groups Sign 8-Point Security Pact   Await Communist OK; May Resume Parley in Next Two Days

Start Parley af Panmunjom   First Session Thursday; Rules Are Ratified

Officers Ratify Security Pact   Chinese Troops Fade Back on Wear Fronts

OKAYS RULES FOR MEETING   Approval By Reds Will Be Signal For More Negotiations.

Both Sides Set For New Try At Korea Truce   Will Resume Talks Tonight; Buffer Zone Still Main Stumbling Block

Details Set for Parley Resumption  Exnect Reonenina   Expect Reopening of Talks Tuesday or Wednesday

Enemy Agrees To Compromise On Parley Rule  ‘Carnival’ Scene At Small Village To Warn Planes

--BUFFER ZONE, FIRST TOPIC— Korean Peace Talks To.  B e Resumed Thursday

Korean Armistice Talks Will Be Started Again Tomorrow   Five-Man Delegations Will Resume Discussions in Tent at Panmuniom

ALLIES, AEDS TACKLE BUFFER TONE PROBLEM   Communists Ratify Ground Rules for Reopening Negotiations.

Cease-Fire Talks Way Reopen Soon  Allied Command Post   Allied Command Poat Promptly Ratifies Plan; Red Reaction Awaited

Talks Continue Early In Week   Panmunjon Is Now Site For Meeting  Ry RPORDWP'T RP TTINOKATANR

’ News Day, Night   Panmunjom To Be Scene Of Meetings   Establishment Of Buffer Zone Is First Issue On Teams’ Agenda

Buffer Zone  To Be First  Big Problem Communists Ratify Ground Rules For

Buffer Zone Issue To Be Aired First   Panmunjom Parley Set After Reds O.K.  Sanwette Daca latiane

BUFFER ZONE’S LOCATION TO BE — DISCUSSED FIRST   Panmunjom, Scene of Negotiations, Takes On Carnival-Like Appearance; Joy and Nam Il Head Delegations.

First Problem s Location of Zone Of Demarcation   Three Other Tough Issues Face Two Five-Man Teams

Await Reds’ Final Answer On Security   ‘Ground Rules’ of New Meetings Set At Session Today

Knotty Problem Of Buffer Zone First Business  Panmunjom Appears i PPece tol “Times:

Old Butfer Zone Problem Facing Peace Officials   Five-Man Teams To Hold Meeting At Panmuntom

Cease-Fire ‘Talks Begin On’ Thursday      Knotty Problem Of Buffer Zone To Come Before Negotiators For Solution

Red Negotiators Ratify Security Agreement: All Details Set For Resumption of Truce Talks  Panmunjom, Halfway Point, Will Be Site of New Discussions

ALLIES, ENEMY TACKLE BUFFER ZONE PROBLEM   lruce Delegations Will. Meet Tonight t Panmunjom— Site Marked To Avert Air Attacke

Wait Ratification By Communists of New Agreements  UN Is Satisfied —

REDS READY TO TALK AGAIN U.N. Command Ratifies Agreement; Reply From  Communists Is Awaited

BUFFER ISSUE LISTED FIRST ON AGENDA   Delegates To Meet Tonight At Panmuniom   Approve Security Orders: Exchange Of Prisoners Also On Docket

Truce Talks Pact Signed   Reopening Awaits Red Ratification of New Agreement

Knotty Problem Of Buffer Zone First On Agenda   Battered Gity Of Kumsong Shot Up By Allied Tanks As Jet Battle ( ontinues

Truce Teams Meet Tonight For First Time in 2 Months   Colored Balloons, Searchlights Ring Panmunjom Conference Area To Warn Military Planes

Truce Talks Resume Tonight Buffer Zone Dispute Seen   ‘Another Jet Battle Rages Over North Korea As Allied Tanks Continue to Pound Kumsong

Await Red Signing of Pact—- =» All Set to Resume Korean Peace Talks

Full-Scale Truce Talks  Likely Soon   Allies Accept Plan of Liaison Teams; Meeting May Be Tuesday

Reds Agree To Securi ity Provisions   Location of Buffer Zone First Item On Panmunjom Agenda

Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Resumed  Allied and Communist Negotiators Must Decide on Neutral Zone  TO START TOMORROW  Reds Approve the Ground Rules for Armistice Discussion   TO START TOMORROW

Negotiations Between Communists And Allies Will Reopen Tomorrow; Buffer Zone Talks Will Be First

Korean Truce Talks May Be Resumed In Next Few Days   Arrangements Now Ready For Envoys To Resume Talks

Truce Talks:  Seen Nearer   Negotiations Likely To Start Tomorrow

Truce Talks Will Begin Again When Red Team Ratities Security Pact

Allied And Communist Officers To Meet At Panmunjon To Discuss Controversial Buffer Zone Topic

Problem of Where To’ Establish Buffer. Zone  To Be Tackled First  At Panmuniom Parley

Will Tackle Problem Of Bulfer Zone  Enemy Ratifies  Ground Rules

\ here to Establish Buffer Zone First Knotty Problem Facing Negotiators

Cease-Fire Talks Oper Tomorrow   Where To Establis!™ Buffer Zone Chicfll Problem Now

Armistice Talk to Be Resumed af Panmunjom   Thursday Session to Be Held in Tent; Reds Ratify Ground Rules

Allied, Red Teams Meet In Big Tent   Site Accessible Without Travel In Enemy, Territory

UN Ratifies Pact And Asks Reds to Reopen Discussion; Kumsong Entered by Tanks

Weather   Reds, Allies Agree ToResume Truce Talks   Negotiating Teams To Meet in Faded Tent at Panmunjom

BUFFER ZONE IST ISSUE AT. PANMUNJOM   Supervision of Truce, 'Prisoner Exchange, Foreign Troop Questions Are Alsoto Be Solved.  —_.   JOY AND NAM HEAD. © 5-MAN DELEGATIONS   Resume Negotiations After 63-Day Break; Meet in Circus Tents in Tiny Korean Village. ;

Buffer Zone Is First Problem  For Negotiators  Tanks Shoot Up Kumsong Again; Jete In Battle

Negotiators To Resume Truce Talks Tomorrow Reds Approve Ground  Rules To Clear Way; -To.Face Buffer Issue -

Cease-Fire Talks May Reopen Soon   Allied Command Post Promptly Ratifies Plan. Red Reaction Awaited

Peace Parley Is Scheduled For Tomorrow   Tent City Ready To Accommodate Peace Delegates

Cease Fire Line Tops Meet Agenda   Roadside Village Is New Site For Sessions Broken Off Aua. 22

tive-Man Teams To Meet Again At Panmunjom  Communists Ratify Security Ground Rules Setup

May Reopen Tonight Or On Tuesday  - Allies Awaiting  Enemy Go-Ahead

Truce Talks Will Reopen This Evening   Five-Man Teams Will Represent Allies And Reds

Truce Talks May Resume  Tomerrow   U.N. Command Ratifies Renewal Agreement ? Of Negotiations In , Tent At Panmuniom

New Truce Talks May Start Tonight   Await Final Red OK As Korean Armistice ‘Teams Set Stage

Truce Parley Plans Await  Reds’ Answer      Agreement Ratified - By UN Command For Talks At Panmunjom

New Agreement Signed by Both Liaison Groups   These “Ground Rules” to Be Ratified by Full Truce Delegations at Their First Meeting in Panmunjom Tent.

Buffer Zone First Hard Problem Due To Come Up   Panmunjom Takes Qn Air Of Circus With Tents, Balloons

UN Command Ratifies Pact With Communists Setting  Up 8-Point Security Plan

Cease-Fire Talks Will Reopen Today  Five-Man Delegations   Five-Man Delegations Will Meet in Village East of Kaesong Ares

Where To Place Buffer Zone Is Knotty Problem   Five-Man Delegations Meet At Panmunjom, Six Miles East Of Kaesong — ‘Armistice Activities Housed In Circus Tents, Big Colored Balloons Ring Parley Area

U.N. COMMAND SAYS NEGOTIATIONS MAY RESUME TOMORROW   Two Five-Man Committees Will Meet In Tent At Panmunjom, Debate Old Issue of Where To Place Armistice Line.

Peace Efforts Revived After 1-Month Break  Security Zone Set Up At Panmunior

UN RATIFIES AGREEMENT, AWAIT RED OK   Armistice Discussions To Reopen Tonight Or Tomorrow

Delegates To Meet at New Place   Balloons, Searchlights Ring Area to Warn Off Warplanes From  Zone  Issues Are Tough      CO nm mtatnen * bewaleeamem.   Issues Are Tough   Supervision, Exchange. Recommendations Are  to Be Decided

Delegations To Discuss Buffer Zone   Panmunijon Is Taking On Appearance Of Carnival Town

AGREE TO END TWO-MONTH BREAK   Sessions May Be Reopened Tonight, Hamilton Time   Scheduled In Tent In Panmunjom: Ratification Signed By Adm. Joy

Await Only Ratification of Security Agreement by Communists. Talks May Start Tomorrow.

liaison Officers Agree on Plan For Re-Opening  Ratification by Red Command Awaited By United Nations

TACKLE BUFFER ZONE AGAINFOR FIRST PROBLEM   Meetings to Open Tonight in Village Near Former Site

First Session Tomorrow Providing Reds Ratify New Security Agreement

Cease-fire Teams to  Try Again   Allied, Red Negotiators Will Meet Tomorrow To Discuss Armistice

Buffer Zone Is First Big Problem   Red Newsmen Hint Nam I! May Yield On Truce Line

Truce Talks Expected. To Begin Anew  Redl’s Renly Awaited   Red’s Reply Awaitec As Liaison Officers End Arrangements

Ratification by Reds of Agreement Awaited by U.N.   a way Agrees round Rules For Renewing Talks

Korea Truce Talks to Be Saried Anew   Negotiations Slated To Meet Tomorrow To Seek Way to Stop Shooting

Liaison Officers. Agree ona Pact, U.N. Ratifies It   Two Five-Man Teams to Meet in Tent at Panmunijom, Truce Sit

BUFFER ZONE PROBLEM  UN, Red Envoys To Re-Open Armistice Parley Thursday

FIRST SESSION TO TACKLE BUFFER ZONES   Five Man Delegations Mect In Panmunjem At 9 P. M. Teday

Red Approval Of New Pact To Set Time   UN Ratification Prompt: Negotiations Halted For 2 Months

Truce Talks To Resume in Near Future   Red Negotiators Are To Ratify Security Agreement; No Answer On Mondav

Resume Korean Peace Talks Tomorrew   First on Agenda Will Be Problem of Establishing Buffer Zone.

Expect To Start In Next Day Or Two   Negotiators Will Meet In A Tent Near Panmunjom

Complete Negotiations For Reopening Stalled Armistice Sessions   PANMUNJOM SELECTED AS SITE FOR PARLEY; SECURITY PACT SIGNED

UN COMMAND OKAYS RULES FOR MEETING   Approval By Reds Will Be Signal For More Negotiations

Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Resumed  Allied and Communist Ne gotiators Must Decide on Neutral Zone  TO START TOMORROW  Reds Approve the Groun< Rules for Armistice   TO START TOMORROW   Reds Approve the Ground Rules for Armistice Dikeueeinn

Truce Negotiations May Be Resumed Tuesday Afternoon   Liaison Officers Agree on Rules for Renewing Armistice Talks.

Allies Await Agreement’s Ratification   Truce ConferenceMay Begin Within Few Hours, UN Spokesman Says

Fanmonjon New Site. For Talk»   Ratify Ground Rules; Buffer Zone Site First on Agenda

Liaison Teams Complete Plans For Reopening   UN Command Okays Agreement To Begin Parley This Week

Reds Have Only To OK Agreement For Resumption   Arrangements For Renewal Completed And Signed By Allies.

MAY RESUME TRUCE TALKS TOMORROW   Arrangements for Renewal After Two-Month Break OK’d by’ U. N.; Await Reds’ Decision.

Florida Lawmaker Demands lmpeachment of Governor  Gov. Fuller Warren Accused on 10 Counts Of ignoring ‘Evidence of Lawlessness"

Would Impeach Florida Governor  State Legislator Offers Resolution

Florida House Is Asked to Impeach  Governor Warren   Former Supporter Offers Resolution Based on Disregard of  Duties

Ask Governor Be Impeached   Florida House Acts to Curb Lawlessness

Florida House Given Pléea:To  Oust Gove ernor      Wart n: Charged: With Disregarding Duties ‘And Law Violations

Impeachment Considered In Florida   Gow. Warren Scored for lenoring Crime in State, Other Charges

Waged Singled - Handed Fight Against Party Leaders; McKeesport Grandmother Beats Republican for Congress.

Vigorous Opponent Of Communism Is Given Place On Democratic Ticket Assuring His Election In November

Musmanno  Wins by Big Majority.  Mrs. Buchanan  Wins House Seat Oxf FT sa. UF... J

MusmanoWins, Mrs. Buchanan Elected Handily   ‘Complications Help To Delay Final Count of Ballots

UNC May Carry Appeal To U.S. Supreme Court   Gordon Gray Says He Will Urge Trustees To SeekHicher Ruling On Admissions Case

‘Lion Slays Tiger In Shrine Circus ope LE ORL a prow Escape From Blood-M.  dened Cat

BEATTY WARDS OFF LION WITH SHOTS AFTER $10.000 TIGER WAS KILLED BEFORE HUGE CROWD

1,000 Police Hunt Escaped Rape-Slayer   Chicago Ringed By Manhunt for Condemned Man

Chicago Police Intensify Hunt For Escaped Mar   Condemned Slayer Eludes Dragnets

1000-Man Dragnet Out For Escaped Killer; _  Investigation Started

Army Asks 60,000 Draftees for May  Number 20,000 Less Than Previous Months

Army Calls ror Drait of 0,000 in May   Figure Is 20,000 Less Than Requests Of Last 4 Months

BILL TO TAKE 18-YEAR-OLDS NEAR VOTE   Measure To Set 18! Years As Limit Defeated  SENATE   Votes To Put 2-Year Limit On Service: Opposition To U.M.T. Fades

ARMY CALLS FOR 60,000 IN MAY DRAFT   Number to Be Inducted is 20,000 Under Present Montiily Rates in Effect Since January.   TOTAL OF 590,000 SINCE DRAFT START   Defense Department Say Reduction no Change in Plans, Number Controlled by Training Facilities.

Army Issues Draft Call For 60,000 In May   Total Levy Since Las Year Now 590,000: May Call Is Lower

Draft Call Is Down for May  Army Asks 60.000.   Army Asks 60,000, Under Early Month Quotas. This Year

May Draft Call Down 20,000   WASHINGTON .— (#)—The Senate defeated 77 to 14 an attempt to limit to three years the service terms of all volunteers for the Armed Forces.

60,000 Asked; Quota Down  From 80,000   Morse Amendment Beaten, Fixing  Ace at 181,

May Dratt Call Set at 60.000   Request Is 20,000 Less Than Monthly Calls Since January

Weather at Yuma   Shower of Meteor: Pounds Southwest   Meteor Expert Says Fireball Display Is Without Parallel in Recorded History

End Of Stream Pollution, Not Suits Is Policy   Porterfield to Use Tiffin As Example To 30 Ohio Cities

ASK 2'4 MILLION SCHOOL BONDS   Huge Construction Pro gram Urged In Benton Harbor

TEMPRRATURE   Citizens Say City Needs Space Now   Public Relations Council. Asks Board For Election On Bond, Tax Proposals

HEAVY RAINS IN EAST   Additional Showers Are Predicted This Part of Kansas

Galveston Mayor Charges Isle City Still Wide-Open   ‘Wetbacks’ Leave ‘Airlift?’ At San Luis Potosi And Hunt For Way Back To Valley Area

New Steps Prepared On Control:   Johnston Claims Cost Of Living To Continue Rise

Tighter Curbs © On Food Prices Being Planned  Upward Momentune   Upward Momentum. Can't Be Stopped « Abruptly, Asserted ~

‘Cost of Living to Rise Few Months’ Until Stabilized, Johnston. Predicts

Economic Officials Prepare New Steps  Wilson Is Concerned Over Price Increases

Top Officials Worried Over Food Prices   New Steps Prepared To Slow Rising Cost of Living

RESTAURANTS MAY RECEIVE CONSIDER ATION   May Be Permitted To Boost Prices to  Offset Cost Hikes

G. 0. P. HARMONY SEEN BY TAYLOR   Says 1951 Legislature Closed Party's

Killinger Loses Appeal To Court  Decision Apparently Seals Friends’ Fate

MacArthur Seems To Be Candidate   Texas Speeches Are Hint He May Try To  Unseat Truman

UN Starts Search For Million Mer   Russia Has Been Silent About Prisoners Held

‘New England Shaken: By Quake  Storms Cause $1,000,000 Damase In South

Wind, Hail Rip Southern Towns   Earthquake Startles New England Coast’

Plans For 'S{ Schreiner Institute Opeing Announced; Dormitories To Receive Students September 17

Cadet Leaders Back Dismissals At West Point   Ousted Cadets Aver Many More Cribbed

Famed Academy Disgusted With 90 Cheaters   Traditions, Ideals — Of ‘Honor System’ Led To Exposing Of ‘Irreaularities

WEST POINTERS ARE STUNNED BY CADETS’ OUSTER   Keep Pride in Ideals, Praise _ Cadet, Who. Reported © . -Test Cheating;

For Them, Disgust.-—  West Point Cadets Have Nothing But Scorn ForThose Ousted For Cheatina

Cadets Voice No Sympathy for 0 Qusted Cheaters   Express Praise for Informer Who Bared Code Vieclations

Cadets Are Disgusted at Conduct of 90 Praise Ethics of ‘Reporter’ of Violatiot

Phone Workers Offered Raises of $3-6 Weekly   Northwestern Bell Co. Continues Negotiations With Union

MWFARLAND GIVES REPORT Senator Believes World’s lear Becomes Confidence

Father Getting Acquainied With Daughter Too Young To Remember Day He Vanished In 1945

Father, Given Up for Dead After Vanishing From Boat in 1945, Reunited With Family

Auriol Angrily Denies Claim France Is Weak   President Says Cabinet Changes -Do Not Indicate Lack of Strenath

Auriol Angrily Denies France Will Not Fight   Says Charge Insult; Pledges Nation To Aid In Red Crisis

Prices Will  Be Cut Three To Four Cents Tn All Markets   Cabinet Overrules Brannan’s Ohjections To DiSalle Decisian

Cheaper Beef Looms With Price Order   Rollback To Bring 3 To 4-Cent Cut

Egypt Rejects Western Plan For Suez Canal  Nile Kingdom Refuses To Join Middle East Command

Total Rebuif Given Suez Joint Detense   French Spokesman Says New Command  Will Be Imposed

Cairo Takes Formal Action  To Revoke Paet   Britain Repeats Threat to Resist By Force Farouk’s Move

Acts 10 Revoke British Treaty On Suez, Sudan   Britain Says She Will Stay by Force To Defend Canal

FaroukProclaimed Ruler Over Sudan   Britain Says She Intends To Remain In Area In Any Event

Egypt Rejects Mid-East Pact  lran Turns Down Further Oil Parleys

FORMAL MOVE TO END TWO PACTS TAKEN   Britain Contends She Will Retain Places By Force >

Parliament Junks Pact With Britain   Suez Defense Proposal  Rejected; Sudan Rule  Comes Up Tuesday.

REVOKES PACT ON DEFENSE OF SUEZLIFELINE   Britain Ready to Resist Any Attempt At Ousting Troops

Egypt Rejects West's Defense Bloc Proposal   Britian Says It Will Fight For Suez Canal Area

Egypt Rejects Offer Of Western Powers.   Turns Down Plan to Become Keystone in Mid-East. Revokes 1936 Treaty.

Canal Zone Pact Also Revoked   ‘Take Over’ Sudan; British to Resist Any Ouster Move

Egypt Rejects West Proposal   Defense Link for the Vital Suez Canal Area Turned Down Flat   BRITISH TREATY ENDED   English Reaffirm Stand That They Will Resist Forcible Moves

Egypt Turns Down West Pact Offer   To Vote on Decree Making Farouk Ruler of Sudan

Egypt To Reject Plans For Suez Canal   Western Allies’ Proposal Turned Down By Nation

Egypt Snubs Bid To Join Defense Pact   Parliament Revokes °36 Anglo-Egyptian Treaty, Sudan Agreement.

EGYPT REJECTS BID 10 JOIN DEFENSE PACT   NO BACKING DOWN ON MOVE TO OUST BRITISH SOLDIERS

Treaty Also ls Revoked...   International Force to fend Suez Spurned

EGYPTIANS. REJECT MIDEASTERN UNION   “Decision ‘Annotinced to Wildly Cheering Parlicrnent: West To Go Ahead Without Eoys}

Egypt Rejects West Defense Bloc Proposal   Formal Action Taken To Revoke ‘36 Treaty

Proposal Rejected — By Egypt   Turns Down Plan To Make Country Keystone Of U.N. Mid-East Block

Egypt Reject Bid to Join Defense Bloc   Spurns Proposal .For Joint Force  To Guard Canal

EGYPT TURNS DOWN PLAN T0 JOIN ALLIES   Cairo Government Also Revokes Treaty With England and Proclaims Farouk Ruler of Sudan.

Egypt Rejects 5-Power Pact to Guard Suez   Refuses Invitation to Join Middle East Defense Command

Cairo Cancels British Treaty. Rule of Sudan  Fs, as ES’  Pere   Crowds Cheer Govern: ment Action; London Maps Use of Force

Egypt Rejects Allied Bid To Join:Alliatice   "Parlidment Cheers /

West is I humbed Egypt Rejects Invitation To  Join Allied Defense Command

Death Penalty To William Cook   To Be Executed For Gne - Of Six’ Murders

Who Freed Sturgell? Probe Seen   Presecutor Wants Te Know Why He Was Let Our of Asylam

Riverside Man Suffers Pelvis Fracture and Possibble Internal Injuries .   2 WOMEN ARE HURT   One Car Causes Two Rear. End Collisions On The “Dream Highway”

RAILROAD SWITCHING TO DIESEL EQUIPMENT   B. & ©. Has Spent 53,100,008 Te Provide Service And Maintenance Fer Lecemoetives

Order to Cut Construction   Government Acts to Curb All Building Tynes

300 Mechanics End Strike at Western Air   WAL to Resume Flights Tomorrow; Dispute to Be Mediated

Marshall Recalls Handicap Put On Deployment In World War II   Test Vote Slated On Tre: aly Forces   Ballot Set For Tuesday On President's Right To Send Troops Abroad

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Renew Filibuster to Block City-County Cov't Merger

Air Raid Wardens Advised On Gear DEFENSE OFFICIALS COMMENCE INQUIRY

LETTERS SATIRIZING ROLE OF AIR RAI WARDENS PROBED BY CD OFFICIALS

ai sabes tsi isc ies year omens NA inka ilriai a Pisa a  ' Here’s a Chance To Escape Heat During Summer

Reds Are Forced To Withdraw   ‘Red Withdrawal Is General All Along War Front

Madison Farm Couple Wins State Contest   N_H. Parkers Of Huntsville Honored, Others Are Named

Court Postpones Contempt Hearinc But Raps Sawyer   Judge Criticizes Government's Part In Ship Litigation

DOLLAR LINE STOCK RECOVERY WAITS Court Denounces Cabinet Officers, Delays Action

Contempt Proceedings  Postponed   Sawyer, 8 Others Involved in Ship  Lines Suit

Appeals Court Delays Sawyer Contempt Case   No Dute Set In Fight For Gaining Control ' OF Bie Steamship Line

Sawyer Contempt Action Postponed  Court Grants Delay in Steamship Case

WIN COURT DELAY   Commerce Secretary ‘and Other Officials in Contemot Proceeding

Cabinet Officers Denounced By Court Rut Contemnt Action Delays Granted

Sawyer Goes Into Court On Contempt   Other High Officials Also Called In Fight Over Steamship Line

Newsman “Plumber’ Breaks lron Curtain      By WILLIAM J. SCAMMON

Pink Panties Scattered in Mansion of Soviet Peace Parley Delegation :

Lower Draft Age, UMT Are Approved  § Monthe Trainina.   6 Months Training, Induction at 18! Given House Okeh

Lower Dratt Age, UMT Are » Approved  wnitt a M1...   6 Months Training, Induction at 18% Given House Okeh

Broke Horseplayer Threatens to Blow Up Louis Mayer and Santa Anita Trac.

* c y * g 7 “ry ig y 4 ts -* ye whe ke ke xg Officers Seek Ex-Missouri Convict In Case Of Missing Family

Police Hunt Ex-Convict    Man Was With Group Believed To Be Dead

China Reds Order Check On Security  New Campaign   New Campaign Of Terroriem May Be Ready

New Campaign Of Fear Seen In Red China   Commie Daily Opens Attacks On Serious Leakaae Of Secrets

Red Chinese Say Secrets Leaking Ou   Security Measures Tight ened; Fear Campaign Reported In Making

Canneries Hope For Big Pack After Short Season So Far   Bristol Bay Catch Smallest In Years Season Poorest

‘Pendergast’ Polities Rule. G.O.P. Cries   Republicans Blister Truman Standards Tn R.F.C. Report

GOP Report On RFC Investigation Atfacks Conduct Of President Trumar

GOP Blisters Democrats In  RFC Report   Minority’s Statement Hit By Fulbright As  ‘Seurrilous’

RFC Conclusions  ‘Are at Variance   Demo and GOP Statements  Contain. F uel for Many Hot Battles

Dr. Warren Seeks to End Talk of 1952 Candidacy   Senate Gets Rival RFC Probe Reports

The Weather   RFC Called ‘Political Prey’ In 2 Rival Senate Reports

Fulbright Calls Repub Jican Blow at Truman  ‘Seurrilous. Partisan’

Two Rival RFC Reports Presented  Senate Banking. Committee Ends ‘Political Probe

Senate Gets Rival Reports On RFC Probe   Republicans Rap Truman and Boyle; “nfluence’ Characd

RFC Reports Out; Findings Political Fuel   Democrats, G.O.P. Submit Results Of  Tt Fetes  A Priv eha ly i “a a Pe

-Fulbright's- CommitteeFiles Rival-Reports _ In Full Senate Today

GOP SOLONS LAMBAST RFC   Chairman Fulbright Calls Minority Report ‘Scurrilous’

U. S. Athletes Turned Spies?   Argentine Government Paper Says Took Photes Under FBI Orders

3 American Soldiers Find Political Refuge In Germany's Red Sectoi

Vinson Predicts Quick House 0. K On Draft and UM   Armed Services Group Begins Work Today; Vote Seen Wednesday

Marshall Says Russia's Entry In War Possible   Says More Danger Of Entry In Korea Than Europe Attack

Europe's Rec Danger Less Than Asia's   Marshall Says Korean War Is Hottest Area

Fresh Enemy Troops Join Korea Fight  Allies Still Gain  In Kumsong Area

UN Drives Against New Red Troops At Kumsong   Limited Gains Registered As Allies Fight Within Three Miles Of Deserted Red Base

Allied Drive Crunches Closer To Kumsong  — Reds Throw In Fresh Troops On Central Frant

Morrison Replaces Bevin in Cabinet  ilfness Forces Secretory To Quit

Bevin Resigns Due to Illness   Morrison To Push Solution of Problems

Report Administration Seeks Compromise On Disputed Issue   Connally Hope:  For ‘No Strings   Sec. Marshall, Bradley _ Are Called to Hearing Before Senate Group

A Compromise on Troop Issue Seen Possible   Discuss Directive for Sending ‘Reasonable’ Number to Europe

ongress Balks Europe Defense ¢  ompromise Plan      Resolutian May thorize “Reasonable” lumber Of U. S. Troopq Abroad

Connally Asks Compromise on Men to Europe   Administration Wants Favorable Vote To Impress Allies

Compromise Directive Disscussed For Sending Number of Troops to Europe

CONGRESS WORKS ON COMPROMISE USE OF TROOPS   MAY AUTHORIZE A ‘REASONABLE’ USE IN ATLANTIC ARMY

Compromise by Congress Talked  On Troop Issue Want Support for  ee a a   Want Support for Directive on Troops for Europe

Troops-to-Europe Compromise Brews  Marshall, Bradley to Lead off in Senate Hearings Thursday

Compromise On Sending Troops To Europe Seen   Power to Transport “Reasonable Number’ Sought by Connally

‘Compromise Directive of Use Of Troops Abroad Is Predicted   Some Concession To Fence-Sitters _ Uraed by Connally

Possibility of Compromise on Troops Issue  Marshall, Bradley  Aun Elecé ttnacenc

Stabilized Wage Plans Opposed  NAM, U.S. C. Of C. Reject Compromise

18-Man WSE  Proposed In Washington  NAM And C, Of C. Charge It Would  WP esmmene wea ae)

Answer To U. §. Offer On Fines Fynected Today   Suspect Matter Has Been Referred To High Commies

Hungary to Let. US Know Decision On 4 Airmen Today   Notify Legation To Send Man To Foreign Office Ati10 A.M.

U.S. Expecting Answer Today trom Hungary  Legation Chief  Invited to Visit Foreian Office

Hungary Again Delays Answer On U. 5. Fliers   Legation Official To Confer With Communists At 4 P.M. Today

OFFER TO PAY RANSOM MADE BY AMERICA   Satellite Is Believec Awaiting Approval From Moscow

Hungary Delays Release of Fliers   Hints Reply to.U. S.. Will Be Made Today

Hungary Delays Answer OnU.S.. Payment Offer  Result May Depend On Abbott’s Visit

HUNGARY DELAYS HER DECISION ON ~ FREEING AIRMEN   Reply to American Govern ment’s Offer to Pay $120,000 in Fines Is Promised Today,   NO REASON GIVEN FOR PUTTING OFF ANSWER   Western Officials Suspect Budapest May Be Waiting for Moscow to Tell Her What to Do.

‘inal Word Hay Be Left  ['o Moscow.   U.S. Official To Get Answer On Cause Today

Hungary Again Delays Action On U. 5. Fliers   Commie Delegation To Reply Today

Envoy Told To Call Again _ Today; Budapest Officials  Believed Waiting on Moscow

Hungary May Decide Today To Free Fliers   American Official In Budapest Called To Get Red’s Reply

‘Cloudy and Cold   Hungarian Action on  Four Fliers Is Delayed   BudapestExpected To Reply Today To Government’s OfferToPayFines

RED HUNGARY DELAYS FREEING JAILED FLIERS   Budapest Government May  Be Consulting With  Moscow   RANSOM DEMAND BEING MET BY GOVERNMENT

Bridegroom Says ‘No’ At Altar, bul Wedding Ceremony Is Completed

GHALFONT'S FIREMEN COLLECT OVER $0,000   Chief Drach,Reports No Fires During Last Month   TO USE CHARTER NAME

Mrs. Connally To Christen. Liner   No Titles! She’s Wild About Harr.

TEXTILE STRIKE HOLDS IN STATE   Minor Violence Reported By Police At Wake Forest And In Danville, Va.; Meeting Called.

Reds Claim Germ War Being Waged  Blame MacArthur and Ridgway for Increase

Truman Says Whole U.S. Backs Ike   Eisenhower Leaves for Month’s Tour of Western Europe

Iran Wins Postponement  On UN Hearing   Mossadegh May  Argue Nationalization

U.S. Seeks To Mediate lran Dispute   UN Postpones Action until Premier Comes

Mid-East NATO Eyed by Egypt   Suez Canal, Oil Stores Make Nation Center of Defense

Taft Will Find Badger Support for Presidency   -Founders’ Day Banquet ’ Develops Interest - in Senate Leader

New Yorkers Flounder in New Snow 'That Slows Planes, Trains, Buses

New York Sets “MacArthur Day”   Tremendous Welcome Will Be Extended Friday

Four Million New Yorkers Expected To Turn Out To Greet MacArthur On Friday

New York Plans MacArthur Day  Broadway Parade   Broadway Parade Friday Morning

NEW YORK TO ROAR WELCOME 10 HERO   Four Million Expected to Turn Gut. for Parade, Reception Friday

Include New City Area Into Voting Districts   Commissioners Get Bids a Teen Canteen, Bake No Action

Commissioners Receive Bids On Renairs   Board Approves Extension af Four City Voting Precinets to Corporate Lizits.

Wisconsin Tightens Its Belt   State Faces Shrinking Supplies Of Coal And Fuel Oil As Strike Spreads

Fuel Supplies Growing Short, Layoffs Increase   Wisconsin Residents Warned Against Panic Buying; Trains Tied Ur

Service to Fight Quster by Acheson   Association With Jaffe Casts Doubt, Loyalty Body Rules

John Service Fired by State Dent. On Security ‘Doubt’: Plans Battie

ired Diplomat ows All-Out ight for Post  Ouster Follows Loyalty Board Findings in Amerasia Case

Service To Fight His Dismissal  _ Fired by Acheson After Report by

Diplomat Pledges All-Out Fight To Prove His Loyalty  Service ‘Shocked’ At His Ouster By State Department

$366 723 In Pledges Or Cash Turned In For New Central Catholic School Fund

School Fund Sum Pledged At $366,723  Jahan Disrats Fwmracens   John Puetz, Expresses Thanks to Workers,  Donors For Success

School Fund Sum Pledged At $366,723   John Puetz, Expresses Thanks to Workers,  Donors For Success

WEST LINES UP NATIONS  Russia May Walk Out  Of Jap Peace Conference

Embattled Gromyko and His Cohorts Are Expected to Walk Out of the Treaty Conferencé

Expect Reds To Walk Out Later Today   Document Slated For Signing in Saturday Session

Most Nations Line Up With West at Frisco   Anti-Red Plot to Kill Gromyko In Fake Accident Is Told

Russian First To Arrive at Treaty Session   Strong Police Guard Escorts Soviet knivoy To Conference Site Without locidence

Soviet Leaders  Calm; Expected To Walk Out After Blasts   Dulles Says He Doubts Communists Will Sign

Soviet Attack On Jap Treaty Fizzles Out   More Nations Join With West To Support Pact

Last Red Attack  On Pact Due Today   Backers of Conference State Views As Signing Ceremony Tomorrow Nears

RUSSIA'S ATTACK ON PACT FIZZLES AT SAN FRANCISCO   Gromyke And Satellite Deke egates May Stage Walks * out At Conference

Complaints Of Soviet Are Called False   Today's Meeting Gets Under Way Later Than Usual

Red Walkout Hangs Over eit Parley  Nation After Natior   Nation After Nation Lines Up To Back Jap Treaty

Ist Lt. Walter G. Wieckow: ski Formerly Made His Home Near Bristol

RFC Boss Snaps Whip on Loans  Strips Field Offices of Power fo Grant

RFC Denies Loan Power   Director Is Irked With The Handling Ry Field Offices

RFC Offices  Denied Power  Loan Grant Authority Withheld by Syminator

Texas’ Newest Congressman Already} Makino Plans For Full-Term Race .

Banking Committee Would Carry Production Act To March 1, 1952  “— i. _. ae —   18 Months Allowed To Pay For Autos   Rent Ceilings Included In Measure As Finally Worked Out

Would Extend Controls for 8 Months More   Senate Committee Votes To Scuttle Future Beef Orders

OPS Price Cuts Banned   Senators Split On Control Vote; New Auto Buying Legislation Listed

Forbids Any Further Price Rollbacks Below Jan. 25-Feb. 24 Levels

Agree to Extend Controls on Wages, Prices  Senate Committee Also Approves 18 Month Auto Payments

Senate Group Seuttles Beef Price Rollbacks   Banking Committee Approves Wage, Price, Rent Control Law Extension On A 7 To 6 Vote; Favors Hiking Of Car Payment Time From 15 To 18 Months

Would Approve 8 Months Extension of Controls, Ease Installment Curbs

OPS Will Ignore Vote To Abolish Beef Rollbacks  Senate Group Sourns   Senate Group Spurns GOP Bid To End All Wage, Price Curbs

Senate Banking Group Favors Control Extension  Committee, However,   Committee, However, Votes Against Future Meat Rollback Orders

Move to Extend Controls Eight Months Favored   Committees of House, Senate Rewriting Bills

British Choose New  Parliament   Conservatives Seek To Regain Place Of Power

Polls Indicate Conservatives Bid Is Favored   Big Turnout Seen As Both Parties Prophesy Victory

Huge Vote Expected In Britain   Churchill’s Group Favored to Take Over Leadership

Conservative Victory Seen As Britons Vote Today   Leadership Issue Is Sharpest With Churchill and  Attlee Princinals

‘Chicken, First Class’ Bob Hope Starts Second Decade On GI Circuit

By ERNEST B. VACCARO. Associated Press White House Correspondent.

Truman To Run if Outlook ls Bad, Newsman Believes   Trv a Walk with Him.

Formal Signing By 48 Nations On Saturday Looms   Red Stand At Treaty Meet Spells Alarm Over Far East

Peter Edson Reports:  Reds Still An Enigma After Rebuffs on Paci

STEAL THE SHOW   Seven Surprise Dancers in Haskell Program Please Crowd

OJ & O46 O84 SER Wea vi  Seven Surprise Dancers in  ~ Haskell Program Please Crowd

Move To Put Foreign Aid Under Single New Cabinet Member Gaining In Favor

RESOLUTION   Modern Hospital for Bristol Bor. augh and Bristol Township

Investigator Says Ohio Prime Target ‘For Moscow Trained Sabotage Agents

County Man  Implicated  In Holdup   West Virginian Is In Allentown Jail, Dodson At Large

13 Russian-Built Craft Sent Down In Slashing Fight   77 \n Combat As Fighter Escorted Bombers Are Turned Back By Allies In Korea

Help Fight 18   Americans Smash First Communist Bomber Challenge

Negotiators Have Until January 1 To.Rewrite Contract Between Companies And Union; 22 Demands Sourht.   CAN CALL STRIKE IF NO AGREEMENT

EVEN A LITTLE MATERIAL GIVES PROTECTION FROM FLASH BURNS, $O BE SURE TO DRESS PROPERLY

EVEN A LITTLE MATERIAL GIVES PROTECTION FROM FLASH BURNS, £9 RE StiPE TO DRESS BEGPEDIY

Involved Truman Attack  McCarthy Epithet Report Stirs Congress Democrats

Two Dem Solons Lash McCarthy’ s Vile Words;  Senator ‘Can't Recall’

[0 Jailed inN. Y. Dope Raid Held In $495,000 Bail  Federal Men Chex arge ects Belon

BiG NARCOTICS RING 15 CRACKED   FERERAT. AGENTS SEIZE 11 FERSONS—8OGUS MONEY IS CONFISCATED.

Federal Men Crack Dope,  Crime Ring   Ringleaders In Big Smuggling, Bogus Monev Riny Nabbed

Ruse Uncovers Big Dope Ring  “Tip Comes From Agen Posing-as Prisoner

Ten Are Held On Narcoties, Defrauding   Lightning Raids in NY Result in Big Haul of International Criminal

10 Held In Ring Of Narcotics,  Counterfeiting   Luciano Linked With Band Arrested In Raids By Federal Agents

Sees No End Of Fighting  InKorea   Ridgway Credits Second Division Stand With Major Defeat Of Reds

There's Tear Moving Story Behind Visit of 2 Williams   Youngster to Meet a Baseball Great

Detroit Walks as Street Car  Workers Quit   All Transportation in Fifth Largest City is Cut Off

McGrath Promises Full Cooperation of Justice Department to Tax Scandal! Probers

Justice Dept. Pledges To Help Tax Probers   McGrath Indicates House Subcommittee To Be Given Access To Department Files

Senate Votes ncrease in ostal Rates   “Penny Postcard Gone; 4-Cent Letter ls Up to House

Senate Approves Bill to Increase Postal Revenues   Members Favor Doubling Rate on Penny Post Cards

Days of Penny Postcard Seen Good as Gone   Senate Action Would Double Traditional Rata

Penny Post Card "Gone," Four Cent Letters Depend On House Action

Penny Postcard Good as Gone; House Gromyko Warns of War. Action Will Determine Letter Cost Will Boycott Treaty

Penny Post Card To Cost 2 Cents Soon   Senate and House Double Rate, but Differ on Others

Reds Tighten ‘Candy Curtain’  we WS 2: Peds Dakerntnnw Vaewls Slandias   Bully Rids Into Refusing Yank Goodies

Warren Fias Operation; Status Good   Appendix Removed After a Lengthy Series of Flareups

Gov. Warren Undergoes Operation   ‘Condition Good’ Says Surgeon Following Removal of Appendix

[st ORY FROM HEARTBREAK RIDGE !  Doughboy’s One Fault; ‘Too Much To Live For

Hes o Great soidier, Dur:  American GI Has ‘Too Much To Live for’

The Poor Man's Philosopher   THE AMERICAN DOUGHBOY TOO MUCH TO LIVE FOR?  Ry Hal Baovie

American Doughboy Is as Good as Ever —He Simply Has Too Much to Live For

Confidence Vote Called in France   Premier Pleven’s Cabinet Depends on Schuman Plan Support

State Financial Position Sound, Governor Says   Tells Legislature He Will Present Balancec Budoet Next Week

Street Fightirig Reported After Attempt at Coup; Army and Air Force Loyal

Need 3 Billion for Petroleum Exnansion   Ask Bidault to Form a Government

Form Government   Former French Premier And Foreign Minister Called. %

BIDAULT ASKED TO FORM CABINET   Foreign Minister Seen Declining Premier Job

Bidault ls Callea In French Crisis   Ex-Premier Asked To Form Cabinet; Mayer Loses Vote

U.S. Imposes New Tough Price Policy  Rules Business Profiis Must

New, Tough Price Controls Slated —   Business Profits Sharply Limited

businesses Must Absorb  Cost Boosts   Plan Is Effective Immediately In Some Industries

Two Men Killed and Third Injured in Independent Powder Co. Plant in Mountainous Region Near Suscon.

‘Fantastic’ Arms Based on Rockets  New Missiles Said Deadly  Enough To Raze a Nation

Russia Given New Setback In Paris Parley   Challenge Overruled; General Ridgway Given Authority

UN Assures Ridgway Of Full Authority . On Truce Matters    Russian Maneuvers Diagnosed As Effort To Gain Political Victory for Defeated Proteaac

SITE OF TALKS NOT TO SHIFT TO UN MEETING   West Standing Firm Against Proposals Made By Vishinsky

ARMED FORCES SHOW MUSCLE OVER NATION   Awesome Military Spectacle Is Warning To Greedy Dictators.

Military Might Of US On Display   Soviet Observers See Strong Show Of Armed Forces

Wiley Demands Truman Testify Before Senate   Nation Takes Time off to Pay Honor to Armed Forces

Allied Troops Only 25 Miles  From Parallel   Offensive Knocks Out More Thousands of Resisting Red Enemy

ANYANG LEFT BEHIND BY ALLIED UNITS UN Forees Ram To Within 25 Miles Of Parallel; Entire Front Gains

Tank-Powered United States Armored Columns Drive Through Anyang   PULL BACK AT DUSK   in Battles North and est of Anyang with Units

Reds Die by Thousands in UN Advance   Tank Columns 25 Miles From Parallel’ Oh Eastern Flank

Thousands More Resisting Reds Are Knocked Out   Armored Columns Make Another Dash Along Wide Front

Constitutional Reapportionment May Be Direct Result of Leosislature’s Slighting of Southeastern Michigan

HOSPITAL WORKER UNDER BAIL IN FRAUD ATTEMPT; POSED AS LATE AREA DOCTOR

ONE SURVIVAL IS MIRACLE’   Funerals Replace Holiday Services In DisasterStricken Town

Funeral Dirges Instead of Christmas Songs in Tragedy Marred Mining Towr

House Drives To Kill All Rollbacks   Administration Forces Are Péssimistic

Today Is ‘Black Friday,  Controls Leader Says   Administration Makes Last-Ditch Stand In House Te  Save Some Rollbacks: Hopes For Split Among Foes

‘Part Of Dems’ Begin Last Stand To Save Few Controls   Leader States ‘It's Black Friday 13th

Uranium Supply To Triple  ‘Would Enable US   Would Enable US To Blitz Enemy With Atomic Attack

WILD AUTO CHASE IN ABRUPT ENDING   Highway Troopers Capture Eight Teenagers in Stolen Car   PURSUIT OF 40 MILES

Highway Troopers Capture Eight Teenagers in Stolen Car   PURSUIT OF 40 MILES

MacArthur Sees Stalemate In  Korean Fighting ae ge poo pee poe   Hints At Need To Bomb Key Bases In Manchuria

‘Mac’ Says War As Stalemate   U. N. Chief Predicts Reds Will Not Hit Again

MacArthur Warns Stalemate Ahead  - Visits Korea, Cites ” Restrictions on Allies

Ban Expected On Spare Tires  For New Cars   * Order Due Today “In Civilian . - Rubber Cuthack

Government Expected To Ban Spare Tires In Rubber Cutback  Move Part of General Slash of Eight Percent In Civilian Supplies

PROVES 10 BE DIVORCEE AND NURSES’ AIDE   Recognized When Brought To County Hospital For Treatment

(See Editorial Page 4) Congress Opposes Shipment of War Materials to Reds

Truman in Curbs Bill Veto Hint   But Congress Takes Indication With Grain of Salt

Congress Ignores Hints Truman May Veto Control Bill  Demos Hope to Beat Amendment to Freez Prices and Wages

60 Migs Flee 15 U.N. Jets   2 Enemy Planes Damaged in Wild Battle; All Sabre Jets Return Safely

U. S. Pilots Damage Two Red Planes   Allied Force  Is Outnumbered By Four To One

Fiffeen U. 8. Jets Scatter Force af MIG'S   Two:Enemy Planes Damaged as Air War Again Breaks Out in North Korea.

WILD AERIAL BATTLE OVER NORTH KOREA   American Pilots, Outnumbered Four te One, Put Reds ta Flicht.

“INCOME TAX RATE IS  TABLED BY SENATE   Lawmakers Do Fast Turnabout After Establishing Flat 2% Per Cent Levy

Would Give Draftees Segregation   Southern Congressman Would Allow Them To Specify If They Want  To Serve In Such Outfit

ARMY. SEGREGATION PLAN OF SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS STIRS. UP FIGHTIN HOUSE.

De Volksvriend —Hij Bestaat Niet Meer!   Dutch Language Pa. per At Orange City Quits Publication

Bill Is Advanced On Auto Tag Fees  Would Pay Outstate Collectors 3 Per. Cent

Bill fo Ease Crimp On State License Sales   House Advances Measure to Pay Deputy Collectors

Propose ‘Cut’ for Collectors from Auto Tag Fees   Bill in House Would Authorize Collections Recently Stonpned by Law.

ind Major Storm May Collide With First in Atlantic  . Collision Would Cause   Collision Would Cause "One to Revolve Inside Other, Forecaster Says

Doctors Confinue Visiting George VI   Hundreds Stond Outside Palace os Medics Step Up Their Calls

xKkxkww* KING GEORGE VISITED BY DOCTORS AGAIN AS HUNDREDS WATCH OUTSIDE

King George Visited By Physicians For Fourth Time Within 48 Hours

Election Strain Will Be Hard on King George   “4 Monarch’s Physicians “Refuse to Disclose Nature of Illness

DiSalle To Seek  New Price Cuts   General Ceiling Revisions Worked Out By OPS

DiSalle Directs His Aides To Aim For Price Cuts   Outlines Objective Of New Regulations

DiSalle Tells Agents to Pare Prices   500 Ceiling Changes Planned to Make Exceptions of Hikes

UP Streamliner Crashes into Rear of Another Passenger train Near Evanston, Wyoming   Undetermined Number of Persons Are Injured; Accident Occurs in Blinding Blizzard Today

New Advisory Board Labor Leaders Agree To Plax  After Talks With President

Labor Joins Mobilization Team Again   Truman Satisfied With New 17-Man Advisorv Board

Lahor Agrees to Serve on New Board   Makes First Move Back Into Mobilization Setup

Truman Plea Gets Labor Back In Fold   Union Chiefs Agree To Join New 17-Man Mobilization Board

Advisory Board Of 17 Set Up   President And Labor Leaders  Will Sit In

Union Officials Agree Te Return To Mobiliza tion Program   "WILSON HEADS 17-MAN -ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Chinese Reds Mysteriously Pull Back Again  Leave ‘No Man's Land tn Front of Border As Allies Push Ahead  TORYO. — \AP) — A surprise Chinese withdrawal on the centra front Thursday night left a “no man's-land’' in front of United Na tions forces today north of Paralle   38.  AP Correspondent John Randolp! said Chinese who had been fightin; stubbornly for two days sudden. broke contact Thursday night an i retreated. Americans thrusting fo! tward Friday reported only patre   Truman Persuades Leaders To Join Mobilization Board

17 To Be On Board For Mobilization   Hope Held Unity Will Prevail On Defense Program

Organized Labor Back In Defense Planning Fold   President Woos Unions To Again Join In Program.

Labor Agrees to Serve  on New Board  Makes First Move Back Into   Makes First Move Back Into Mobilization Setup

First Meeting Slated Monday   President Likely To Sit In On Initial Session

Labor Is Wooed Back Into Fold By the President   Leaders Hope Way Is Cleared for a ‘Solution of Wage Ped): Bplauw: Baw ts becccss

President Woos Labor Unions Back Into Fold   Promises Membershir On 17-Man Advisory Mobilizaztion Board

Labor Rejoins Defense Board   Truman Gets ULPC to Return, to Sit in on Meatinas

Organized Labor Ready to Return To Defense Fold   Truman Woos Unions Back Into Mobilization Picture at White House Conference

Labor’s Mobilization Boye ott Ends As Truman Sets Up Advisory Board

President Woos Labor Chiefs Back   Union Men Agree To Sit on 17. Man ‘Advisory Board

Labor is ‘Wooed’ Back Into ‘Plan’   Truman Reported Happy Over Decision of Union  To Rejoin Mobilization

UNION CHIEFS WILL SERVE ON TRUMAN BOARD   Labor Heals Breach With Administration, Backs Mobilization

Labor Back in Truman's Fold  Chiefs Agree to Aid   Chiefs Agree to Aid With Mobilization Plan

LABOR HEADS END THEIR BOYCOTT OF DEFENSE PROGRAM   Union Chiefs Agree to Serve on Mobilization Advisory Board   BOLTED & WEEKS AGO   Leaders, Truman Hope Move Will Lead to Solution ‘of AN Problems

Meet With President. Agree to Serve On New Advisory Board   17-Member Unit To Meet Monday   Labor Leaders ‘Hope for Solution’ of Problems Leading to Boycott

Labor Agrees To Return To Arms Program   Union Chiefs . Agreed to Serve On Truman Board

Union Leaders Agree to Sit on Truman Board   Labor Moves To Return to Defense Setup

President Woos Organized Labor Back Into Advisory Mobilization Planning

President Woos Organized Labor Back Into Fold  Unions To Take Hane in New Board; HST Very Happy Ait Move

Truman Gets Labor Back To Defense Plan Group   Leaders Will Join 17-Man Mobilizing Advisory. Committee

Truman Woos Labor Back To Mobilization  Union Leaders Agree To Join 17-Member Advisory Board

Organized Labor Accepts New Mobilization Board   Truman Wins Union Leaders: As Members Of 17-Man Advisory Board: Boycott Ends

Labor A ore es To Join Board On U.S. Policy   Truman Persuades Unions To Resume Part In Mobilization

Labor Wooed Back in Fold   Truman Gets Leaders Into Advisory Board Of 17 Men

Labor Refurns To Defense Planning Fold   Union Leaders Agree to Serve Qn Advisory Group

Truman Woos Labor Back In Defense Fold   President Appoints . Representative On Board

Labor Back Into Fold ©   Union Leaders Agree To Be Part of 17-Man Advisory Defense Board

TRUMAN WOOS LABOR UNIONS   \Seeks To Lure Them Back To Defense Planning Organization

TRUMAN BRINGS LABOR BACK T0 DEFENSE FOLD   Union Leaders Agree to Take Membership on Mobilization Boerd.

UNIONS MOVE TO END FEUD   Labor Heads Agree To Sit On Advisory Board

Labor Joins Truman Board  Union Chiefs Agree To Serve as Advisors

Leaders Hope Move Will Put End to Boyeott   17-Man Board to Hold First Meeting Monday With Truman Present

MATERIALS WILL BE DOLED OUT   Government To Control Distribution Of  Basic Items

METAL CONTROL SYSTEM SLATED BY GOVERNMENT   Materials ‘Doling’ Plan  To Help Production re Savana fame

NPA Will Dole Out Scarce War Materials  Government Will Start Control Program on July 1

Dole Of Steel, Copper And Aluminum Booked  For Resumption Among U.S. Companies July 

NPA Will Dole Out Scarce War Materials   Government Will   Government Will Start Control Program on July 1

Govt. Plans Strict Dole o Scarce Items   Will Allocate Basic Metals to Defense Factories

Farmers Hold Back Large Cattle Crop   6 Million More Head Raised This Year;  Slaueohter Lower

Back Down On UMT   Revised Bill Would Authorize Only Makin; Plan for Later Action

Hannibul Police Chief Found Shot to Death   Universal Training Advocates Agree fo Cut Down on Demands

UMT Sponsors Give Ground in House Dispute   Plan tc Curb. Student Deferment Program  Is Also Modified

Congress Takes Stalin A-Bomb Plans Calmly   Says American Plans Adequate to Meet Russia’s Program

-ongressQuiet dver Russian  \-Bomb Move   Most Legislators Feel Present American Plans Are Adequate

Stalin Stirs Hope to Effec AtomicContro   Congress Indicates Little Alarm Over Soviet Disclosures

First Formal Admission Is Made by Reds   Top Man in Communist Realm Says Weapons To Be Used to Halt  ” Aqaressors.”

Propaganda Bid Seen in A-Bomb Announcement   American Experts Link Russian Disclosure to ‘Peace’ Drive

‘Stalin Declares Bomb Solely To Meet Aggressor   U. S. Sees Move As Part Of New Peace Offensive

Congress Calm Affer Reds Fire A-Bomb    U. $. Atomic Program Is Satisfactory, Most Solons Think

STALIN BONE STORY AAGES NOTHING NE‘   Congress Not Excited Abou Something They Already Had Heard. —

A-BOMB PROGRAM HELD ADEQUATE   CONGRESS REFUSES TO GET EXCITED OVER TESTS IN RUSSIA.

Stalin's A-Bomb Disclosure Fails To Excite Solons   But Jackson Calls fo Vast Expansion of Atomic Arsenal

THINK U. S. DOING OK Congressmen Not Much Upset By Stalin's Report On A-Bomb

AbGUEA: Bomb ~-Gongress Is Unimpidssdd “With Stalin's: Statement

Congressmen Not Very Excited Over Russia’s Atom Explosion   PROPAGANDA PACKED

SO WHAT? Solons Calm About Russia's Atom Tests   Stalin Says Russia Developed A-Bomb to Meet Aggressors

Ice Melting In North Texas  37 Towns Without Long Distance Lines

ICE STORM IN TEXAS IS EASED   1,500 Poles Down And 6,300 Wire Breaks Occur But Sun Shines

Little Sheltons Disappear  Big Earl, Little Earl In Exodus from ‘Egyp!

FAMILIES © PULL OUT OF FAIRFIELD   Surviving Clan Leader “Big” Earl and His Nephew “‘Little” Earl Head Toward Indiana.   SISTER AND AGED MOTHER ARE LEFT   “Little” Earl Sells Home; Destination Unknown. Says May Enter Hospital for Bullet Removal.

Ray Smock, Road Chief, Drops Dead   Department Secretary Stricken By Heart Attack After Addressing Blairsville Meeting.

F uel Crisis Is Growing  Ly British Isles Hit.   British Isles Hit: By Lack Of Power

Weather Brings Crisis To Britain   Fuel And Power Shortage Critical

Labor Govt. Worried by  Fuel Crisis   British Coal and Power Lack Intensified by Cold and Snow.

Britain Faces Fuel Shortage, Extr “eme Cold   Foot Of Snow Falls On Top Of Earlier Rlanket

Flash Epidemic Of Flu Sweeping British City   All England Gripped By Severe Weather And Fuel And Power Crisis Slowly  Developing: Snow Widespread.

State G. 0. P. War Party In Kansas City   Senator Dirksen To Be Principal Speaker Tonight

Renublicans Meet fo Talk Over Campaian of "52   At Kansas City. Forrest Donnell Sees Victory for G. O. P.

Montgomery Named On Ike's Staff   Eisenhower Appoints Eight Other High Ranking Officers

British Airman In Top Post On Staff Too   Senior Naval Officer Will Be Picked At A Later Date If Needed

Ike Selects Monty As  Assistant   Montgomery Will Complete Command Of Atlantic Group

Montgomery Is Named Deputy Head of SHAPE   8 Other Officers Appointed to Top Jobs by Eisenhower

NATO Officers Named By Ike   Montgomery To Be Deputy Commander Of Atlantic Army

Kisenhower Names Lord Montgomery Deputy Commander   American Boss of Atlantic Pact Defenses Selects Eight Other Aides to Head Force of 3,000,000 Men   Rv CARTER L. DAVIDSON

Ofhers Are Picked For High Posts   British Air Marshal Saunders Will Head Atlantic Pact Fliers

Ike Names Montgomery As Deputy    Many Other High Ranking Officers Of North Atlantic Staff Also Picked

Ike Picks Montgomery As Deputy   Command for Defenss of West Europe Now About Complete.

Monty Named Ike’s Deputy  Eight Other Officers Appointed To Staff

Montgomery Is Named Deputy   Eight Other Officers Added To Ejisenhower’s Staff.

Ike Completes High Command For Defenses   Montgomery Chosen Deputy Chief Of Atlantic Pact Army

FRENCH LEADE ALSO GIVEN KEY JOB   General Eisenhower Fills Nine Important Posts   To Direct All Air Forces: Seven Area Commanders To Be Appointed

Gen. Eisenhower Names Deputy   British Field Marshall Appointed to Serve In Atlantic Pact Army

Montgomery fs Deputy To Ike  General Names Nine NATO Staff Officers

Monty Gets Pact Army Deputy Jot   Ike Also Names Eight Other High Officers To Jobs on Staff.

Eisenhower Picks Eight Officers For Defense Staff   Montgomery Named His Deputy

lke Picks Monty Next In Command  Briton Also Named As SHAPE’s Air General

MONTY APPOINTED EISENHOWER: AIDE   Field Marshal to Serve as Deputy Commander

Montgomery Made Aide to Eisenhower  . Staff for Europe ~. Defense Completed -

‘Monty’ Aide To Gen. ‘Tke’   Allied Defense Team Bevins Takine Shape

Frankie And Ava Begin Mexican: Vacation  Steet Di cece de INekadule Bucingce eID Eres

Carriers to Aid . Pali Fund Brive   Derrick-and Blizzard — To:-Make Appeal While Collecting Saturday ~

Carriers to Aid Polio Fund Drive   Derrick and Blizzard To Make Appeal While Collecting Saturday

Seven Die In Stanly Accident   Traffic, Stabbing, Drowning. Lightning And Shootings Listed

Not Enough Volunteers 1202 Doctors To Be Drafted In July, August and September

Draft Of 1200 Doctors Ordered lo il Up Gap  pn Te pee eee   Ample Volunteers Would Reduce This. Fiqure, Defense Says

1200 Doctors Are Needed In Service   They Will Be Drafted Un less They Enlist Within Next Ten Weeks =

1,200 Doctors  Will Be Drafted   ‘Number Selected Depends : Upon Enlistments

Call Again for a Draft of Doctors   1,202 Wanted During Third Quarter Unless Needs Are Met With Volunteers

ar a cemara RATEX SNTIWCS LU. 0, FIND ALE Wu   i200 Doctors Face Draft; A. F. to Free Volunteers

DRAFT IS ORDERED FOR 4,202 DOCTORS   Face Induction Unless Yolunteers Fill Gap in Next 10 Weeks

Doctor Draft ToCall 1,202 In 3rd Quarter   Too Few Yolunteers For Needs, Defense Departinent. Says

AN EDITORIAL   RRACKEN FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE   1,202 Doctors To Be Drafted  his Summer

Feudists End Political Row In Tennessee   Opposing Leaders At Benton Make Truce To Avoid Bloodshed

Potitical — Feud Ends In Tenn.   Called Off Before Someone “Gets Killed”

U of M Scientist Has Key to Unlock Secrets of Ancient Medes, Persians

10 DEAD, ONE MISSING  I] Get Medal of Honor, But They’re Not There

GI’s Within 15 Miles Of Parallel; Enemy Resists Only At Hongchon; MacArthur Pays Visit Near Front

Reds Preparing Defense Against Advancing Allies   Elsewhere Bulk of Communist Troops Continue to Fall Back

MacArthur Pays Flying Visit to Contral Front   Chinese and North Korean Communists Prepare--to Make New Stand Against TIN’ Farres.

Communists Stop Retreat At 38th Korean Parallel   Red Armies 200,000 To 250,000 Strong Stop  _ At Parallel For A Reported New Stand; MacArthur Pays Another Flying Visit To See Marines At Front Lines

Over 6000 Enemy Are Killed Fri.   Battered Commies Have Retreated 20 Miles in Two Weeks

Quarter Million Men Halt At Line, Prepare To Make Another Stand   Fleeing Chinese Reported Making Token Resistance In Cente’ To Gain More Time.

Chinese Halt For Stand At 38th Parallel   Battered Red Forces Reported Regrouping As Allies Drive On

Retreating Reds Reported Stopped ‘At 38th Parallel   Bulk Of Communists Driven. Back 30 Miles

Flight Ends As UN Units Near Border   30-Mile Gains Chalked Up by Allied Troops

Bulk Of Battered Chinese An North Korean Commanist Have Reeled Back 30 Miles I Less Than Two Weeks   WARSHIPS, PLANES HARASS COMMUNIST.

Report Reds Halt At 38th Parallel Line   Thrown Back 30 Miles In Two Weeks By Allies

Gas Blast Burns Fatal To Womar   Halloween Parade Scene of Terror

Explosion Ruins Halloween Party  Woman's Burns Fatal In Pittsburgh Blast

Gas Explosions Injure: 29 During Bio Holiday Parade   2 Plant Employes Fsecane Fxplosion

Fefe Becomes Tragedy: One Woman Dead   Gala Halloween Celebration Is Swept by Blast

TRAGEDY HITS _ GAY PARADE IN , PITTSBURGH   OO Gas Explosion Showers Fire on Merrymakers; 1 Dead  28 Hurt. —

KIDDIE PARADE ENDSIN TERROR   Gas Blasts Fatal To Woman, 28 Are Burned by Debris

WOMAN KILLED, 23 ARE HURT IN GAS EXPLOSIONS   SHOWER SPECTATORS, HALLOWEEN CROWD WITH FLAMING DEBRIS

ONE DEAD, 2¢ HURT IN GAS EXPLOSIONS   Halloween Celebration Be“comes ‘Scene Of Terror

Woman Fatally Burned In Blast   Hallowe'en Party Turns To Tragedy

Woman Killed; 28 Persons Injured By Series Of Gas Blasts Last Night

Daily News Index   House Coalition Votes Ban on Livestock Slaughtering Quota

Administration Plan For Economic Controls Given  Heavy Blow By Congress   Dixiecrat-Republican Coalition Rams Through Amendment Forbidding Quotas In Livestock Slaughtering Operations

MAN SUFFERS LAJOR DEFEAT CONTROLS BIL   Approves Amendment.  fo 112, Forbidding  Livestock Slaughtering Quotas.   ITION PUSHES THROUGH THE BAN   » Last Week Said Re  ion Would Jeopardize  ntire Stabilization Program.

HOUSE HANDS CONTROLS BILL NEW DEFEATS   Livestock. -Slaughtering  Quotas, Other Reins Are Unhooked

Controls Foes Bafter Truman Price Program   House Bans Cattle Slaughter Quotas By. 200-112 Marair

Se Se a erheve yD re  Congress Drops Controls On Livestock Slaughterine

House Votes To Ban Quotas For Slaughters   Price Stabilizer Fears Curbs May Jeonardize Proaram

Administration Dealt Heavy  Controls Blow  Foes Declare System Actually Encourages Meat Black Markets

Major Setback Dealt Contro Law By House   All Livestock Sloughter. ing. Quotas Would Be Banned

Action Heavy Setback To . Administration  New Order Expected From. NPA-On. Easier Building Curbs

TRUMAN BACKERS GIVEN SETBACK IN PONTRALS BATTLE   House Votes, 200-112, to Ban Livestock Slaughtering Quctas   HITS DISALLE’S PLANS   Action Pushed Through by Coalition of Dixiecrats, Panublicans

House Votes Livestock Quota Ban   Administration Suffers Blow In Controls Battie

House Deals Heavy Blow t Controls Law   Vote Bans Livestock Slanghtering Quotas Backed by Truman

Congress Report Criticizes Ageney Demands Justice Dept. Probe ‘Influence’ in Loans by RFC

Solon Demand: Probe Of RFC  n:Policies _          “Three Of Five Board Menibers Accused Of

OF RFC DEALS   Solori Charges Truman Aide ‘Influenced’ Lending Policies

REPORT BLASTING RFC NOTES LOAN TO MAPES   Sutton Demands Justice Department Probe OF Influence. Mismanagement in Agency

Demands Action on RFC Charges   Representative Would Turn Affair Over to Justice Department

Probe Asked of Charges Thal White House Aide Influenced RFC Lending Policies..

RFC Found Yielding to  ‘Intluence’   Senate Committee Cites Truman Aide: Inquiry Demanded

‘Politics’ Charge In RFC Loans is Aired by Congress   ‘Influence’ Over Lending Policy Of Agency Hit

Probe by Justice Dept. Requestec  Influence Exercised Over RFC Loan Plan:

Aide's Influence On RFC Loans ‘May Be Probed   Commitiee’s Report Says Fermer Rep. J. E. Casey Shared 206 P. C. Of Fees

Probe Of RFC White House Stand Uraed   Rep. Sutton Demands Study of Lending BAethods

Stennis Hits China In UN   Savs If Reds Get In U.S. Should. Get Guat

Marines Can't Seem fo Finda Spot for Little Jay Dunleavy, But He Keeps Trying

Senators Report ‘Dangerous Lag In Arms Output   Subcommittee Urges “Production Czar”

‘Dangerous’ Lag in War Goods Making   Senate Committee Reports on Secret Data I Has Collected.

Dangerous Lag In Tank, Plane Output Cited   Appointment Of Preduc. tion Czar With Wide  ! Powers Ureed

Senate Group Reports Dangerous Lag in Planes, Military Production

‘Dangerous’ War Output Lag Noted   Production Czar Recommended By Comunittee

Senate Hearing  Witness Claims Boyle Gave Aid In Getting $80,000 Loan

Firm Gets $80,000Ia Three Days   Senators Continue Inquiry Into Political Infiuenes With RFC

Former Official Of St. Louis Firm Testifies at Probe   Group Continues Investigation of Loans  To Lithofald Corp.

Boyle Helped Get RFC Loan, Probers Learn   Former Printing Firm Official Tells About  Demo Chairman’s Plea

The Weather   Dramatic Testimony  Is Heard   Senate Group Probes Lithofold Official’s Diary

SENATORS TOLD BOYLE HELPED GET ~— LOAN FOR FIRM   Ex-Treasurer of Lithofold Says It Was Granted by RFC 3 Days After Chairman Intervened,   TWO APPLICATIONS PREVIOUSLY REJECTED   Employe of Lending Agency Fired After Admitting Head of Company Paid His Vacation Expenses.

Tells Senate Group Democratic Chief’s Aid Was Sought  To Get RFC Money

Dem Boss Is Tied To RFC Loan   Boyle “intervened” In Lithofold Co. Job  Contract

Says Boyle Intervened For Loan   Three Days Later Loa Came Through, Executive Testifies.

Lithofold Got RFC Loan After Boyle Phoned Chairman  Foun Company Official Demo Chief Arranged Meeting

Boyle Call Told Probers Of RFG Loan   Official of Company Quotes Detaiis From Diary

Witness Cites Boyle’s Drag   : Ex- Printing Executive  Exnlsins Loan Deal

Influence Of Boyle Helps Loan   Testimony Shows RFC Changed Front After Phone Call

Record Income for amers Forecast For 1951 or 52   Increased Demand, Higher Prices To Bring Record

HONOLULU (UP) — Gen. Douglas MacArthur’s plane took off for San Francisco today.

Congress Formally Invites ‘Mae’ To Address Session   Demos Bar Full Probe Of General's Removal

Demos Block Action on Far Eastern Probe   GOP Wants Quick Investigation of Policy That Caused Ouster

GOP Becoming Cautious Abou!  Gen. W’Arthur      Now Thevre Wailing To Get The Pacts On -F  vr Easter: Sitaattorn

Demos Block Quick Policy Probe Action   Sen, Wherry Fears Russell Quiz Not To Go Far Enough

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Fe’eral Agents Try To Arouse Maids Against Housewives

BIG FAREWELL CELEBRATION FOR DIVISION   Altoona Residents In Band Which Is Leading Armistice Day Observance.

Major Leagues Warned They Must Admit New Franchises   ..Failure to Expand May Result-in _ ‘Baseball Being Declared a Manapaly

Yule Party Fire Claims 41 Lives   88 Others Are _ Injured  In Mexican Blaze

Upwards Of 41 Dieln Fire That Sweeps GalaChristmas Party For Mexican Children

41 Mexicans Perish In Yule Party Blaze  ~ Most Of Victims Needy Children

Protective Bomb. ls Saver Of Lives  - Snuffs Explosions In Planes, Mines

en ne Word ...but or Many” EG ge BEE OF IY  Outer Space Last Frontier Awaiting Conquest by Man  Multiple Unit Rockets Make Possible, in Theory, Trips To Star-Studded Regions  EDITOR'S NOTE: Man's restless =: expansion over the face of the xl  one last frontier: Space. Ww we hurl rockets away from against the tremeiideus pull of fig to circle the globe fore  1 a “space tiorm” ia he? iS, freed from the gravity, survive as weightless beings? What will we find on othe  The é Litta News brings you the best av. euaie answers to these or

BURGLARS TAKE WHITE SOX SAFE AND $70,000 CASH      Safe Weighs Ton, Had Twe Days’ Hot Dog and Pop Receipts.

JOHNS TO RETIRE   Lawrence Man Has Been Kansas City Police Chief Sinee 1942

Group Ready To Tip Scales In New Vote   Fine’s Income Tax Plans May Appear For Another Vote During Next Week

Schuylkill GOP Members May Vote for Tax   Watkins Says Group  Wanted More Time For Consideration

6 Feared Lost As Boat Upsets  Second Golden Gate Tragedy in 15 Days

Larry . Moore Named To Head Appropriations   Taylor Picks Wilson ‘Man For Important House Committee

End of Council Activity Caunht  FALIIVE jy gvuyi  Three in Assembly Urge Elimination

Jailed Leftist IPR Sugar Daddy   Senate Group Probes Affairs of Institute Of Pacifie Relations

Field Described As a One Time IPR Sugar Dadd\   Institute Trustee Tells of Donations

Field Described As ‘Sugar Daddy For Red Group   Trustee Tells Of Contributions Approximating $60,000; Field Slated  To Testify Tomorrow

Trustee lelis Un Fiela  New York Millionaire Was IPR’s ‘Sugar Daddy’

Field Termed ‘Sugar Daddy’ Of Institute   Senate Probers Studying Object Of Far East Group

FIELD TERMED "SUGAR DADDY" OF LEFT: WING   Senate’ Committee Begins Probe of Institute of Pacific -Relations.

HELD CALLED IPR AGENCY'S ‘SUGAR DADDY   Leftist Millionaire Donated $60,000 To Institute, Senate Probers Told

Probe Opens Into Lobby Of Far East   Long Heralded Investigation Calls First Witnesses

VANDERBILT SCION “SUGAR DADDY” FOR PACIFIC UNIT   Gave Institute $60,000, Trustee Testifies At Senate Committee

Syrian Cabinet Quits; Premier Favors West   Defense Proposals of Allies Held Golden Opportunitv for Arabs

Toys Lost In $1,006,000 W. Va. Fire  Companies From   Companies From Many Communities Called To McMecher

DAMAGE F HIGH LEVEL OF LAKE 1§ AIRED   Mother Nature Will Take Care Of Situation,  Parley Told

Allies Seek Control Of Large Dam   Reds Hold On Tenaciously But At Heavy Cost

Chinese Fight Stubbornly To Hold Reservoir   Americans Seeking To Keep Reds Off Balance For Drive

Allies Driving For Reservoir In North Korea   .UN Troops Making Bid To Take Big Electrical Plant

Throng Watches as Playful Seal ,  « [s Captured in Delaware River

Playful Seal In Delaware River   This One Happy At Attention It Gets

To Push Drive To Name China As Agaressor  To Seek Vote On Issue In U.N. Early In Coming Week

Arab-Asia Bloc Presses For One Last Peace Plan   Some Nations Hesitate In Backing Move Of U. S. To Apply Sanctions; Some Fear Spread Of Korean War Throughout Asia

U. S. Appeals In Oil Issue   Iran Asked to Cancel -Order Oustina British

IRAN IS ASKED TO CANCEL ITS OUSTER ORDER   British Cabinet Is Considering Policy In New Oil Crisis

RED JETS STAY OUT OF SKIES   Rain, Cold Hamper Operations Across Korea War Fronts

Reds Capture One Outpost   Rain and Snow Cloud: Slow Air Action, Snow Falls On Eastern Front

Reds Hint They Have Only 5,000 Yank Prisoners In Korea: Allies Cant Find Russian MIGs In Air

RED PLANES AVOID CLASH Remain at Manchurian Bases; Enemy Launches Small Ground  Attacks

Red Airmen Grounded By Weather  Enemy Troops Make Small Ground Stabs

Bad Weather Snoils MIG Hunting for Allied Jet Pilots   Red Planes Sit Safely on Bases in Manchuria: Little Ground Action.

MIGS STAY HOME IN BAD WEATHER ON KOREAN FRONT   Rain and Snow Pelt Foxholes: ROKs Hunt Guerrillas,

Allied Planes Hunt for MiGs  Small Probing Stabs Aimed at UN Lines

Bad Weather Brings Half To Air Fight   Allied Jets Hunt in Clouded Skies for Red Planes With  Na Cuinence

Allied Jets Hunt For Red MIGs   Reds Make Five Small Attacks On Ground

Allied Jets Fail to Find MIG Pilots   Hopes of Extending Record Victories Over Enemy Ships Curbed by Weather

Stormy Weather Halts Air War   But Red Infantrymen Launch Small Attacks

Urge Vigorous Action to Defeat Solon State CIO Calls Sen. McCarthy’: Name a ‘Symbol of Dishonor

A Foreign Policy For Americans U.S. Pledged To Detend Europe If Reds Attack

Archbishop Stepinac Is Freed by Tito   Catholic Leader Will Live in His Native Village

FREEDOM TO PRIMATE   Red Yugoslavia Acts In Case ol . Miser. Alojziic Stepinac

Archbishop Stepinac Freed  After Five Years in Prison Tito's Government Orders Conditional’ Release of Country's Catholic Leader

Stepinac Will Return To His  Native Village   Liberated After 5 Years, Cant Resume High Post

Noted Leader Freed Atter 5 Years in Jail   53°Year-Old Primate To goto Native Village of Krasic; Popularity Is High

Discloses for First Time ‘Preparedness’ for Atomic Warfare   Soviet Premier Promises Future Explosions of ‘Various Calibers’

SANNER OF DEFENSE  _ Stalin Admits A‘ jexplosion Th’ ‘Switch. of. Propaganda. _

Tito Sees Attack by Satellites   Yugoslavia Charges Balkan Nations, Russia Massing Forces on Border

Yugoslavian ‘White Paper” Tells of Russians’ War-Like Actions   Tito’s Government Accuses Satellite Neighbors, Also   Man Named in Report Not From Washinaton

Yugoslavia Charges Russia Is Mobilizing For Attack on Tito  Massing Troops and Equipment on Borders Of Satellite States

lYugoslovia Charges Russia Plans Attack   Aims At Overwhelming Tito Government, White Book Says

"Men, Weapons Massed Along Tito's Frontiers:  Yugoslavia Threatens To Take Case to U.N.

Yugoslav Invasion Near: Tito   Russia Massing Men, Weapons On Her Frontier For An  > Attack, Claim

Yugoslavia Says Reds Plan Attack   White Book Issued By Government Of Tito Accusing Soviet and Satellites

Yugoslavia Says Russia Preparing To Attack Nation   Country Claims Reds Massing Men, Arms Along Her Frontiers

Individual May Pay  t4 More: fi.k @71nn Ps ure On CULT givu  From Taxable Income

HOW TO FIGURE TAX BITE ON YOUR INCOME   Will Go Up $4 for Every $100 of Taxable In ee ee

FBI Arrests 30 For Theft of Gov't Property   Most Arrested are Long-Time Civilian, Military Employes

Fair, Mild   Government Employes” Held by FBI   More Than Million Dollars Worth-of-Goods Stolen from Military

1025 Cases Still Being Investigated  Mare Icland Chief   Mare Island Chief of Police, Others Nabbed at Vallejo

FBI Arrests 30 Federal Employ es   Vital War Material Stolen From Bases

Federal Thefts Charged To 30 By FBI Agents   Nationwide Arrests Made In 24-Hour Period, Hoover Reveals

Long-Time Employes Are Accused Of Making Off With U, S. Property At Military Installations

Thirty Civilian, Military Workers Arrested by FBI   Employes Charged With Theft of  Government Property

Firm Stand in Demands by UN in Talks   Will Not Back Dewn on Setting Truce Zane

Votes 18 To 15 In Support .Of Move To Remove Limit On Size Of Forces

Case of Missing WAVE Modified   Simple Case Now Of Missing Suitcase

Any Peace Truce Agreed on in the Korea Area Would Certainly Be an Uneasy One

Promises Biggest Shakeup Yet in U. S. Tax Bureau       Signing Cease-Fire Accord Only Step to Armistice; Many Thorny Problems Remajn

Feel Better Now?-—  Your Gold Supply Interred In Hills Quits Shrinking As Cuff Sales Drop

Ground Forces In The West ' Carry Fight To Communists; Task Force 77 Smashes Communications From Air

Ground Forces Push Offensive Into Sixth Day   Naval Raid on Kansong Is Heaviest in Months: U.N. Pressing Attack

“Mighty Mo Helps Blast Red Towns   Tank-Led Patrols Attack 12 Miles North Of Suwon

Carrier-Based  Planes Fit Rails, Bridges   Ground Forces Press Attack Near Seoul for Sixth Straight Day; Navy Shelling One of Heaviest in Months

Whistle Blowing Chinese Patrols Tryin: to Probe U. N. Lines North of Suwon Are Hit Hard by Artillery.

ALLIED GROUND UNITS, PLANES AID IN ATTACK      ‘Mighty Mo’ Is Among Ships Bombarding. North Of 38th:

Mighty Mo Hits North Of 38th   Warships And Planes Blast Kansong In Heaviest Naval Attack In Recent Months

Assault Carried ToReds   U.N. Presses Attack In Korea By Land, Sea And Air

Big Mo’s Guns Hit East Coast as UN Drives at Seoul   Shells and Bombs Blast Kansong, 25 Miles North of 38th; Reds Fight Back More Strongly as Allied Line Rolle 3 to-4 Miles Nearer Capital

Land, Sea, Air Pressing Attack Against Enemy  Reds Display Sharp Resistance Along 50-Mile Front

Carrier-Based Bombers Team With Warships In Heavy Attack On Kansong   U. N. Forces Drive Cautiously Ahead With Both Flanks Covered; Chinese 50th Army Massed To Halt Attack

WARSHIPS BLAST EASTERN KOREA COAST IN DRIVE   Heaviest Bombardment In Months Sparked By  Missouri Guns   U. N. FORCES MOVE FORWARD 6th DAY

"Maine Senator’ Fools Legislature; Returning To Veterans Hospital

Pakistan Reports Assassin Slays Prime Minister   Liquat Mortally Wounded While Giving Address In Wild Frontier Area

Pakistan Premier ls Assassinated By Gunman Today  Slain While He Speaks Near Kachmir Rorder

Premier Of Pakistan Is Assassinated   Liaquat Ali Khan Is Shot On Trip To Frontier Area

Assassin's Bu'leis Kill Prime Minister of Pakislan Today   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot While Addressing Group ir Wild Frontier Region.

Liaquat Ali Shot Down In Making Talk   Was Speaking In Undisciplined Area In Wild Northwest Frontier Region

Pakistan Prime Minister Falls To Assassin's Bullets While Addressing Crowded Meeting At Rawalpindi

Assassin Bullet Kills Leader at  Frontier Town   Gunman-Fanatie Dies ai Same Spot; New War Feared

Liaquat Shof While on Tour   Premier Speaking at Crowded Meeting When Shot Fired

Prime Minister Is Shot As He Makes Speech   Moslem Official Dies At Hospital Following Attack

Pakistan Head  Assassinated  Durin g Speech   Killer of Premier Said To Be Fanatic Wanting ‘Holy War’

Prime Minister  Fatally Wounded  Making Speech Unidentified Slayer  Fires Two Bullets  Into Premier's Chest

Ali Khan Shot Twice In Chest; Dies Of Wounds   Terrorists Seeking More Forceful Policy On Kashmir Blamed

Liaquat Ali Khan, Strong Man Of His Nation, Is Victim of  Gunman; Killer Not Identified

Assassin's Shots Kill Pakistan Prime Minister.   Liaquat Aly Khan Dies In Hospital

Argument On Kashmir Inflamed   New Tension Grips India On Heels Of Sudden Violence

Top Pakistan Ruler Killed   ‘Prime Minister Assassinated While Speaking at  Rawalpindi   NEAR KASHMIR BORDER   IYILOMIN INSYOPLVIMN DUINULIN  First Reports Give No Indications of Identity of Assassin

“akistan Prime Minister Slain  Assassinated While Addressing Meeting

Premier Slain By Gunman In Pakistan City      ‘Duititig ‘Ac dress In , Wild Novth Region.

Pakistan Leader  ls Assassinated  tt Alt Khan Shan   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot Down Today While Delivering Address.

Liaquat Ali Dead  Assassin’s Bullets Ends Life  For Pakistan Prime Minister

Prime Minister Of Pakistan Assassinated   Official Slain While Addressing Crowd On Frontier

Assassinated While Addressing Meeting in Wild Northwest Frontier: Assassin Is Not Identified .

PAKISTAN PRIME MINISTER SLAIN   Liaquat Ali Khan Shot While Addressing Public Meeting

Assassin Kills . Prime Minister Of Pakistan   Liaquat Shot While Addressing Meeting

Fanatical Moslem Shoots To Death Ali Liaquat Khan   Scene Of Killing Is Near To  Kashmir, Disputed Territory

Assassin Kills Pakistan Head  Unidentified Gunma Strikes at Meeting

Pakistan Head  Assassinated — Liaquat Ali Khan  ~ Shot at Rawalpnind:

SAYS MOST OF SECRETS HAVE BEEN IN PRINT   Newsmen Point Out Military Has Given Them to Reporters

Secrets Leak Out, He Says   Newspapers and Slick Magazines Get Blame

DEFENDS MOVE AS NECESSARY FOR SECURITY   Claims Newspapers Should Hold Items Officially Released

‘Published 95 Percent Of US Secrets” Newspapers And Magazines Forced Secrecy Edict: Truman

TRUMAN SAYS PRESS GIVES UP SECRETS   Says His Gag Order Grew Out of Publication of Secrets by Newspapers, Magazines.

Truman Hopes For Curbs On Secret Data —   Gives Reason Why He Issued Disputed Security Orders

President Blames Newspapers and Slick Magazines for Order Supressing News

95 Pet. U.S. Secrets Out   Truman Gives Reasons For Order to Civil  Agencies

President Says Press Told Secrets   Defends Regulation Providing Agencies With Security Gag

Truman Hits Publications   Says 95 Per Cent of ‘Ou Secrets’ Published by Papers, Slick Magazines

Asserts 95 Pct. Secret Military Data Published   Truman Defends Gag On News; Hits Newspapers, Magazines

Truman Says Newsmen Give Away Secrets  Explains Order Tightening Control

Truman Takes Paper to Task On Security    Says 95 Percent Of U.S. Secrets Already Revealed

President Says Security Order Was Necessity   Disayows Effort Toward Censorship

Papers Printed U.S. Secrets, Says Truman  Given as Reason For Security Order

Defends Action to Censor News   President Says 95 Percent Has Been Published

President Backs Order On Security   Says Newspapers Should Not Print All Cleared Data

HST Tells Newsmen Not To Print Some Secret Matter Even If Cleared Officially

President, Reporters  Debate Security Order In Hot Press Meeting

pe roup seeks Frobe  Truman Raps Newspapers, Magazines for Secret Leaks

President Defends News Order   Secret Information Published, He Tells Members Of Press

PRESIDENT. SAYS: MOST OF SECRET ~DATANOW PUBLI   Declares Newspapérs, “Slicl Magazines” ’ Published  Delenia bofscantik.

TRUMAN SAYS PRESS CAUSED NEWEST GAG   Says Red A-Bomb Blast Data Less Than 10 Dave Olt

He Claims ‘Secrets’  Published   President Wants Newspapers To Withhold Data

AS NECESSARY FOR SECURITY   ‘Claims Newspapers Should Hold Items Officially Released

Truman Charges Press Discloses Nation's Secrets   President Defends Information Order At Conference

‘Truman Says 95 Per Cent Revealed—  Publication Of Secrets Reason For News Curb

—DEFENDS SECURITY ORDER— ‘Truman Says Too Many Secrets Made Public

Truman Hits Magazines, Newspapers  President Says 95 Percent   President says 95 Percent Of U. S: Secrets Hove Been Published

Truman, Hitting “Leaks,” Defend: Security Order   Says 95% Of Nation’: Secrets Published

TRUMAN DEFENDS ORDER “GAGGING” FEDERAL AGENCIES   Declares 95 Pet. of Nation's Seercts Are Published and That Is What He ts Trying ta Stop.   CENSORSHIP SREN AS NEWSPAPER'S JO8   Says Editors Showd Not Print Data That Might Help Enemy Even Though Ht Has Been Given Out.

DEFEN 5 NEW  CONTROL ORDER   Truman Blames Necessity For Tightening News On The Press

Price Ceiling Court Test In Minnesota Set Legality Challenged  » In Federal Suit.On .  Regulations Of OPS

Wonju Airstrip Anc Important Hill  Is Taken in a Three-hour Fight

Body of Hunter Found in Woods  State Investigates Cause of Death

Senate Probers Hear Johnson For Second Day  Declares Paper On China Designed To Dectrau’ Natianalicte

Mition Tax Lien Slapped On “Fixer”   Treasury to Question Key Figure in Hoop Bribe Scandal

Tax Lien Filed. On Sollazzo  Government Claims He Owes $1.128.493

Alleged Briber In Tax Tangle  Sollazzo Stuck With  C1390 £AfD Ititan

New'Trouble For. Sollazzo   Assets: of Cage ‘Fixer’ Frozen  ‘Pending Income Tax Payment Prohe

Five Killed in Two Explosions In Pennsylvania   Woman Secretary Trapped in Washroom of Harrisburg YMCA; Acetylene Tank Blast at Lewistown Takes 4 Lives.

Five Persons Fatally Hurt In Two Blasts   Explosions Rock Harrisburg YMCA, Lewistown Plant

Five Persons Killed In Blasts at YMCA  And Viscose Plant   _ Explosions Occur Within LO Minutes of Each Other in Harrisburg Y and Lewistown Site: Numerous Others Treated for Minor Injuries

Z2EXPLOSIONS TAKE 5 LIVES IN EASTERN PA.   12 Persons Are Hur In Series Of Blasts;  Others Overcome

Four Airmen Held By Reds May Be Freed   U. S. Believed Ready To - Pay Huge Fine Set By Hungarian Court

But Truman Planning No Action Today   State Departmant Undecided About

Drastic Slashes In State Budget Said Necessary   Bay State Taxpayers Seen Putting Up 64 Million In New Taxes Otherwi

Chief Of Air Force Before Probers Today   Gen, Vandenberg Taking Stand In The MacArthur Ouster Investigation

Air Force Head Fifth Witness In Mae Inquiry   Taft Disagrees With Bradley's Testimony On Arms Disclosures

U.S. Air Force Chief Today’s Probe Witness  Vandenberg Faces   Vandenberg Faces Close Questioning

Ouster Probers Today Will Hear Chief of Airforce   Close Questioning Due on MacArthur Plan for Bambings

Questioning Of Air Commander Will Be Close  Taft Says Truman   Taft Says Truman Risked World Wer In Going Into Korea

Prices Hit Highest Level ‘In November   Retail Food Costs Climbed Two Per Cent Since Mid-October

Holdup At Bank Near Marietta  Truss 3 Employees, Escape With $5,000

General Reveals Warning That Outspoken Course Will Bring Retaliation

Doug Accuses Truman Regime Of Appeasement  Charges Russian   Charges Russian Propaganda Rules U. S. Foreign Policy

Rail Union Is Labelled  Subversive   Coast-To-Coast Red Courier System Charged

Senate Inquiry Data on RFC Violations to Be Studied   Senator Fulbright Asks for Federal Investigation on Evidence of Perjury, Tax Evasion and Other Violations

‘S100 to S200   lay ¥F. Salary Increases for State IW orkers Wins Senate Approval

Senators Vote Pay Raises for State Employes  Bill Introduced - To Up Teachers’ Minimum Scale   £16 SH OOO Cost

OWLETT SAYS STATE FACES CRISIS   Want No ‘More Flights  of Industry from State, He Says   PAY \% OF PA, INCOME

Warns Penna. Is Threatened: By Flight Of Industry.   If Proposed Tax is Added to One-Half of State Incomi Already Paid; by Business and industry — Ohio  Tax on, This Source is 4 Percent, and In  New Jersey Only il Percent

What Press Of Nation Says About Death Sentences In Atomic Bomb Cases

House Puts Final Approval On Big Building Program   Allows For Air Bases Near Russia, Expansior  Of Military In U. S.

Atom Bomb Less Costly Than Others   M’Mahon Asks for Emphasis on That Form of Weapons

ator Calls for All-Out — roduction of A-Weapons To Reduce Defense Costs

Mass Production Of Atomic Weapons Asked by McMahon   Mighty Atomic Army, ° Navy and Air Force Said Security Guarantee

Senator McMahon Calls for All-Out Mt ass Production of Atomic Weapons to Equip Mighty Force ~

McMahon Pleads For Atomic Navy, Army, Airforce   Says A-Bomb Cost Can Be Cut To Less Than That Of A Tank

Arms from Atom  Aim of McMahon   Mass Production of Futur. istic Weapons Pushed by Senator   CITES SMALL OUTLAY’   Committee Head Says Little Has Been Spent for Such Activity

A-Weapon Step-up Urged by McMahon   Six-Billion Annual Nuclear Program "Would Save Money’

‘Arms from Atom  Aim of McMahon   Mass Production of Futuristic Weapons Pushed by Senator   Committee Head Says Little Has Been Spent for  : Such Activity

McMahon Urges Atomic Weapons For All Services   Senator Proposes Atomic Force As Economy Move

Senator McMahon Calls For Mass Production Of Atomic Weapons; Claims Cost Would Be Moderate

All-Out Production Of A-Arms Urged   Senator Calls for Mighty Atomic-Eauipped U. $. Forces

Mass Production of Atomic ‘Weapons Urged by Senator  Mahon Says His Plan Would Save Money And Would Guarantee American Security

Would Produce Atomic Weapons  Save U. S. Taxpayers $30 Billion a Year

Weirton Mill Resumes After $25,000 Fire   Power Plant Swept; Boitom Blown Ont O Bessemer Converter

GIRL TELLS DRUG PROBE OF VICES   Several Thousand Youthful Addicts ‘In New York City

Story Of 16-Year-Old New York Girl Points Out Tragic Effects Of Dope Usage By Youth

Dope Traffic Hearing On   First Witness in Sensational Probe Is 16Year-Old Girl Addict

Dope Habit Among Children Spotlighted by Tale of Gurl and One Lone ‘Reefer’

TAPE RECORD PLAYED AT PROBE Girl, 16, Tells How Dope ._Led Her to Life of Crime

Dope Drew Girl, 16, Into Crime  Hearing Given Recorded Anonumous Testimony

omoked Keeters As Lork While At Dance  Girl Tells New York Inquiry How Narcotics Started Her On Life Of Crime at Age of 13

Girl's Story of How N arcotics : \Led Her to Crime Opens Hearing

Girl, 16, Tells How Dope Led To Alife Of Crime  New York’s Inquiry On Narcotics Trade  In Schools Started

Juvenile Dope Addict’s Story Given On Tape   New York Probers Shocked By Girl’s Recorded Evidence

Girl Tells Horror Of Drug Habit   Number Of Children Using Narcotics Is Increasing Rapidly

State Opens Probe Into Dope Trattie Among Teen-Agers   Recorded Story Tells Hov ~Girl Took Narcotics at Age of 13, Led  to Prostitution

Voice of Teen-Aged Girl On Tape Recorder Tells How Narcotics Ruined Her

Open Hearing: On Teen- Age” Dope Addicts   16-Year-Old Girl Tells How Narcotics Led to Prostitution, Thievery

Girl, 16, Who Began Narcotics at 13, Tells How “Reffers” Led Her to Crime

Teenage Dope Traffic Probe Is Under Way   Sordid Story of Boys And Girls in Grasp of i Narcotic Habit Told At New York Hearing

16-Year-Old Girl Tells of School's Narcotics Traffic   New York Begins Probe of Decadence In Teen-Age Groups

Court to Sean Lovalty Laws   Mississippi Rape Stayer Denied Hearing

Senate Group Okays Redistricting Plan  Bill Attacked as ‘Outrageous Gerrymander;’ Republican Leaders Threaten Referendum

A REDISTRICTING BILL 15 APPROVED BY SENATE GROUF   publicans Attack Plan as “Monstrosity” and Threaten to Force Referendum Election on It.   COMMITTEE VOTES = 5-2 FOR MEASURE   V. E. Byers, G. 0. BP. State  Chairman, Demands More  Equitable Representation for Minority.

Sanction b v Committee on Redistricting  Setup as Planned Is Assailed by  tmnt en.

Outspoken Critics fo Policy Group  Republicans Name Six New Senators

GOP Names Policy Group   Administration Foes Among Six: Solons On Kev Committee

War Spending Perils U.S., Taft Claims  ‘McCarthyism’? No  Rio Jeena In *59?

Deplores Excess Military Spending   Taft Lashes Out in Non-Campaign Talk

Can Wreck U. S., He Says in Iowa * ‘Taft Declares Unrestricted ‘Military Spending Fatal

HAIL, RAIN AND TORNADO STRIKE OLTON TODAY   Man Missing As Truck Found In Small Lake

Allied Air Force Units Lose Total of 329 Craft During Korean War

Las Vegas  Folk Sight Atom Blast   Test Explosion Stagec At Proving Ground; Concussion Felt.

Crapshooters Continue Play Despite Jolt   Las Vegas Takes It: Test-explosion Initiation Calmly

FIRST BLAST IN U.S. IN ‘NEARLY 6 YEARS FELT OR SEEN SCORES MILES AWAY

Western Skies Aglow as New Weapon Tested   ‘Quake’ Recofded a Cal Tech; Rumble Heard in Utah

Blast is First Of Periodic Tests in Nevada  Las Vegas Residents Cc i  Feel Concussion 100 Miles Away

lest Blast Lights Up Western Sky   Detonation First of Periodic Weapon Tests, Says AEC

Winds Up to 70 Miles an Hour in Kansas City   Colder Weather Expected Throughout Missouri.— Storm Hits Nebraska.

C. of C. Pushes Labor in Mobilization Setup To Discard Union Label

VERSE VER Bsthbsl C. of C. Urges Labor to Rep resent Everyone on De fense Board

LABOR REJOINS DEFENSE BOARD   Chamber Of Commerce Asks Members To Remove Union Label When Resuming Discussions.

C. Of C. Asks U.L.P.C. Men To Drop Label   ‘Leave Affiliations Behind,’ Chamber Asks Mobilizers

‘Organized Labor Urged To Take Off Union ‘Label In Mobilization For Defense Set-Up

North Koreans Warn Americans. Reject U.N. Line   Truce Discussion Still Deadlocked On Zone Dispute

North Korea. Is Firm on Buffer   “Accuses Americans of Trying to Prevent " Beeenl of Peace

fruuy foi  ‘But Maybe Your Constituents ‘Aren't So Lucky, Congressmen!

Morrisville’s’ 40 Mills School Tax Rate Indicates Desperate Plight Of Schools

SCHOOLS CANNOT — ISSUE SCRIPT   State Advises Other Forms of Indebtedness Cannot Be Used for Payrolls   SOME. ARE IN DILEMMA

Finnegan On Trial March 3  Former St. Louis   Former St. Louis Collector's Trial May Take Month

Truman Tells Congress Today What He Wants Us To Do   More Power for Seven Solons Sought bv Taft

President To Address Congress  Present Message on “State of the Union’  >=. 7

Truman To Tell Congress Administration’s Plans For Balking Communism   President Expected To Lay Emphasis On Grave International Situation And Necessity Of Additional Funds

President Will Deliver Annual Speech Today  Truman Expected To Tell Congress _. OF Sacrifires Nation AAust Moke

VICIOUS RED ATTACK ON VITAL TOWN REPULSED  Allies Cling To Rail Hub      CONGRESS AWAITS MESSAGE  HST Will Outline Program To Stop Communism Today

U.S. to Hear Truman War Plans Today   President's State-of-the-Enion Message 10 v= Congress to Be Broadcast, Televised; Dian far Support Is Expected

82nd Congress Awaits Truman Message Today   Will Present Plans To Stem Communism

To Outline U.S. Needs To Halt War   Leaders Expect President To Put Emphasis On Crisis

State of Union Message Today  Truman to Tell Need In Stanninge Rede

Truman Will Tell Congress His Program  Nation Can Hear President’ State of

Ching To Leave Wage Board Job   Resignation Expected to Follow New Formula on Pay Increases

May Resume Regular Duty   Ching Expected To Return To Mediation Past

Tampico Feels Full Impact Ot Hurricane   Winds Reach 160 Miles an Hour In Ravaged Area

US. Considers $120,000 Bribe To Free Airmen   Hungary Convicts Friers as Spies In Surprise Trial

JUDGES MAY GET 15% WAGE BOOST   Amended Bill May Reach State Senate Next Week

GOV. WILLIAMS GAMBLED HIGH.   Virtually Staked Own Future In Moody  Avypointment

Williams Hangs Political Hopes On Sen. Moody  Governor Feels He’s

Predict Assault By Reds   Limited Enemy Thrust By Monday Expected As UN Patiols Roam  Far Beyond Lines

Allies Brace For Red Attack Over Week En   Chinese Mounting New Offensive in West; Foe Bombe Seal

Reds Throw 170,000. Into Action   Air Force Hits Red Traffic With New Secret Search

Eight Enemy Divisions. Massed at Battlefront.   United Nations: Forces Fall Back Under Fressure _ While Air Force: Pummels Communists: : :

Gls Fall Back To New Line Near Woniu   Reds Drive Menacing Wedge Between Two Major War Fronts

Air Force Hits Reds With New Search Meihod  Communists Follow  Third Advance With

Red Offensive Causes Retreat ‘In Center Area   Gen. MacArthur Pays Visit To Froniline

Slip Out of Enemy's Range While Air Force Bombards War Traffic With New Technique, Reds Advance 10-15 Miles in Two-Day Drive

Details of Attack Are Kept Secret   Reds Follow Up Earlier Guins With New Drive

" —KOREA— New Line Is Set Up By Allies   ENEMY STRIKES ABOVE ICHON

Planes Blast Red Traffic With New Search Technique   Method Kept Secret For Security Reasons; 170,000 Enemy Troops In Huee Offensive On 50-Mile Front

Communists Follow Up Ar tage With New Assault 1 Air Force Blasts Red War fig With New Technique   ABANDON ANCHOR POINT OF HOENGS

New Technique Brings Biggest Bae of Air War   Doughboys Fall Back  To New Defense Line

TONGANOXIE CASUALTY   Bobby Burroughs, 17, is Reported Killed in Korea

Wave of Railroad Strikes Launched   Operations Of 4 Railroads Halted As Switchmen Report They Are Ill

Indonesia Won't Halt Rubber Sale so Chinese Reds   Other Producers Assail U. 5. for Ban Ordered by Britain

Rubber Prices Are Slumping In Singapore   Slump Follows Britain’s Act  To Ban Cargo To Red China

Balance Sheet For Week In Hot And Cold Wars   By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Foreign Analyst Ranh Neaewe

Ferguson’s Balance Shoot   ‘oreign News Editor Reviews Good And Bad News During Past Week In Het And Cold Wars

PHURT, $2900 DAMAGE IN 2-GAR COLLISION   Two Alleged Tipsy Drivers Arrested by Police   1 IN A THIRD CRASH

THREE TRUCKS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENTS IN COUNTY   Two Persons Are Injured On County Highways   TAKEN TO A HOSPITAI

2 Doylestown Men And One Woman In 3 Accidents; John A. Morris Badly Hurt

Presidential Inspection 4 OF U.S. Military Bases © Suggested In Washinston

Jailbreak Easy, Texan Claims  Tough Brother Found Hiding In Closet

Jail Breaker Surrenders fo Peace Officers   Brother Still Sought After Chester Davenport Is Found Hiding in Relative’s Closet

Freedom Keystone Of Real Progress Acheson Declares   Secretary Addresses 500 Youth Leaders At World Assembly

Acheson Says Freedom Is Keystone Of Genuine Progress Toward Better World

U. N. Makes About-Face in Cease-Fire Talks to Keep War Pressure on Reds

Line of Battle Demand Altered By UN Command  Red Want Buffer Now Gen. Nuckols States

ge 6g IR a ns ae ean ae UN Does 'About-Face  In Cease-Fire Talks

Changes Proposat In Order To Keep Pressure Of War   Allies Feel Reds See Chance To Dally Over  Armistice Question

Senate Group To Study Tax Proposal   New Formula Of Committee Brings Out Protests

Tax Bill Faces More Revision  Caw whe!   Senate's Formula Fails to Work Out

Senators May Revise Formula On Tax Increase   Income Tax Program Not Working Out As Committee Planned

Senate Group May Revise Its Income Tax Plar  Formula For Boosting Levy Fails To Work As Anticinated

Levy Writers Huddle Over New Tax Bill   Proposals Studied   For Hiking Personal Income Levy; Middle Bracket Causes Snag

Senate Studies Formula in Tax Increase Plan   Committee Seeks Moderation in Load At Middle Incomes

Meat Supplies Shrink; Price Rollback Order Stands Despite Protests

Meat Begins To Disappear From Stores   Prospects of a Major Leet Shortage Increase As’ Government Stands. By Price Rollback Order

Production U p SI Billion for Arms Monthly   Wilson Is Optimistic On Present Status Despite Criticism

‘Top Brass Indicating It Has Changed Mind; ‘Talk Of Action M‘Arthur Urged Months Ago

Act as Food Prices Near All-Time High   Accident Happens. Happens. Happens

Ike Sees HST Before Leaving For Pact Post .   Eisenhower Assured Of Full Backing By U. S., Allies In  RBusidina Datfencac

Eisenhower Off For Paris to Take Over Defense Joh   Gets Promise from Truman of U. S. Full Backing

Gen. Eisenhower Off for Europe as Defense Head   Calls Off All French *Fanfare of Welcome -. Planned in Paris

General Pledged Ful Support   Allied Commander Ready to Organize Defense of Europe

Ike Takes Off for Europe to Head Defense   "Peace, Tranquillity’ Goal of Supreme Allied Commander

Eisenhower Leaves for Europe Command  US Backing  You: Truman  To Gen. ‘Ike’

Gen. Eisenhower Leaves for Europe te Organize Defenses Against Communism

Eisenhower Off.  For Europe With Peace His Goal   Leaves. With Trumap’s Promise That He Has Wholehearted Backing

Truman, Ike ‘Hold Final  Conference   ‘President Tells General He Has ‘Solid Backing’

General Leaves For Europe Duty  Eisenhower Given Pledge by Truman

17 Second String Reds Go on Trial   Successors to Top Leaders Face Court

Marines Call On ‘Copters To Halt Reds   They Carry Troops To Meet New Drive   Communist Resistance I; Seen Increasing All Alone Flaming Front

Government Announces Tough New Price Control Policy To Make Profits Be ‘Yardstick’

Dollar Profit Base of Price Control Policy   Under New Yardstick, Price Increases Limited By Average for 3 Years

Johnston Cracks own on Profits   ‘Tough’ Policy Sets New Ceiling on Prices

TOUGH POLICY HOLDS PROFITS TO SET HGURE   No Price Boosts When Profits Reach 85 Per Cent of 3.-Year Averane.

Tougher Curbs On Prices Set By ‘Yardstick’  . Industrial Boosts Checked ~  Ti... tn Lone nen mont fiantrole   Industrial Boosts Checked ~ Under Government Controls

New Policy Forbids Price™ Raise If ProfitsExceed Set Standard “Yardstick”

Price Control Plan Revised   Industries Receive Profits ‘Yardstick?

Tough New Price Control  Plan Set Up   Johyston Announces Profits Restriction For U. S. Industry

Forbids Raise Where Profits Exceed Limit   First In Series Made To Tighten Inflation Controls

New Control. Policy Bans Price Rises  On Standard   Industry Forbidden To Charge Increase After Certain Point

Set Yardstick of Price Increases   No Raise If Profits Are 85 Pet. of Normal

“Tougher Controls On Prices   Profit “‘Yardstick” Announced For Tightening Up  On Inflation

Increases To Be Tied Up With Profit Standards   Price Hikes Will Not Be Permitted To Go Beyonce Certain Level: New Freeze Order Coming

“Yardstick’ On Industry Profits Set   Pricé Hikes Curbed; New Freeze On Wage Pikes, Parity Scen

U.S. Decrees Profit Clamp   Johnston Order Tightens Inflation Controls

‘Yardstick’ Price Lid Policy Is Laid Down   Industries Barred From Hiking Prices If Profits Top Standard

New Controls Give Yardstick for Increases   Order Seen Making Business Take Cost Hikes Out of Profits

Profits Made Key toNew Price Order   Very Tough Policy Is Forecast by Economic Leader

Tough Policy Bared to Curh Py "eed  An ar Bk ETL   Johnston Announces New Effert to Control Inflation

Bridges Denies Stand On Far East Influenced By ‘China Lobby;’ Pair Under Fire By Democratic Paper

Bridges Denies ‘Lobby’ Inspired Chiang Support  Policy Hearings End; MacArthur May Come Back

BRIDGES DENIES "CHINA LOBBY" INFLUENCED HIM   ‘He Supported China 10 Years Before $1,000 Campaign Donation.

Bridges Denies ‘China Lobby’ Influence  Admits Accepting Campaign Funds Eram NY Importer

Charges, Denial Of China Lobby Influence Traded   Bridges Denies Kohlberg Aid Affects Stand

Bridges Denies China Lobby Influenced Him   Party Committee Blasts Critics Of Administration

Bridges Denies “China Lobby” Influenced Him   He And Butler Are Singled Out For Blast From Boyle

Bridges Denies ‘China Lobby’ Influenced Him  Support of Chiang’s Party Is Involved

Bridges Submits China Lobbyist Backed, But Didn't Influence, Him

i hinaLobh. wif Wor! es on   Senator Bridges Defends Support of Chiang; Backed at Polls

DENIES “INFLUENCE  Senator Bridges Says Chins ~ Lobby Didn't Sway Him on East Policy 

Bridges Denies ‘China Lobby’  Influenced Him   Democrats Blast Critics in Probe Of Mac’s Ouster

BRIDGES RAPS DEM CHARGES   Denies ‘China Lobby’ In: fluenced Stand In MacArthur Row

SENATOR DENIES IT AFFECTS HIS FIGHT ON POLICY   Bridges Answers Democratic Committee Attack. On Motives Of Foes Of  Truman Regime.

Bridges Says China Lobby No Influence   Republican Denies Group Had Part in Chiano Sunnart

Bridges Says China Lobby Story False   Didn't Influence Figh ~ With Administration, Senator States

China Lobby Link Denied   Bridges, Butler Accused of Getting Biq Campaign Gifts From Kohlberc

New thenoshire Solon Says He Supported China Before He Heard Of Kohlbera

BRIDGES DENIES LOBBY INFLUENCE   ae ee  ———_——  Democrats Blast N. H. Senator, Butler

China Lobby Claim Brings Hof Denial   Bridges States Far East Stand Not Influenced

‘China Lobby’ Rar Denied by Bridges   Senator is Mentioned As Being Influenced In Supporting Chiang

Bridges Denies Charge of China Lobby Influence  Boyle Assails Agents Attack on Policies Of US in Asia

Bridges Denies Lobby Influence   Replies To Blast’ By Demo Leaders

Sen. Bridges Protests   ‘Pull’ Charge   Nationalist Support ‘Not Influenced’ by China Lobby

Bridges Denies Being Tool Of ‘China Lobby’  Clash Breaks Out  As MacArthur Probe

leONE SINCE MAY   (SONE oINGEG MAT  Missing Alaska Attorney Found, Fired by Truman

Allied Forces Continue Push: Reds Fall Back   American Tanks Stab Deep inside North Korean Lines

Allied Tanks Force Reds Farther Back  Patrols Drive  Deep Within

Allied Tanks Deeply Probe Enemy Lines  ( Onorr Dt ame sen nee id   General Communist Pullback Indicated

REDS PULL BACK « IN NORTH KOREA   Seek to Escape Battles with Tank-Led UN Probing Forces

Kighth Army Notes Signs Of General Withdrawal Of  Chinese On Western Front

DEEP T MADE BY TANKS INTO RED LINES   Reds Reported Pulling Back To Avoid Battle With Probing Forces   HILL POSITIONS NEAR CHORWON CAPTURED

Chinese Reds Pulling Back To Escape Tank-Led Forces   UN Troops Push Deep Inside Enemy Lines; One End of Great Power Dam Is Captured

Chinese Pull Back Further As Yanks’ Tanks Annoy Them   Withdrawai Evident Or Two Main Sections . a Tino

reTerreececneererTereereerereretetetEeeet  Today in Amarillo   GHP LRI PELE LER ELE ELOR PPL AR  Daily News Jndee   Chinese Reds Retreating To Avoid GI Tanks

Chinese Retreat   Keds Dodge Battles With Allied Tanks   Clamp Squeeze On Bases

Withdrawal Of Reds General On Wide Front   Smoke Screen Now Lessening, Making UN Advance Easier

CHINESE FRONT LINES IN HASTE   U. §. Patrols Ranged Throughout Hills at Hongchon

Allies Chase Fading Reds      UN Troops Lose Contact as Foe Fells Back East

 Rejects Movie and Television Offers: Girl Quits $1,000-a-Week Film Job to Become a Nun

Now Sister Quentin Rita—  $1000- A-Week Actress Give: Ue Career To Become ANun

City, County Returning to Normal As Winter's Worst Cold Wave Eases

New Cold Wave Strikes County: Lero Predicted  Streets, Highways Slippery as Slush Freezes Overniaht

Birmingham Police Shoot Texas Fe ‘ on  i we   > Gunmen Caught In Hot Crossfire   2 Escape After Detectives Catch Them Trying To Rob Apartment Safe

Textile Employes Indicate Move To Return To Job   Gradual Increase In Number At Work Underway At Plants

Dixie Textile, Mills Getting: Bigcer Output   : Companies’ Say More: “Men Return’ In. Wake’ “of Month. Old Strike

Hurley Would  Call Harriman   Says Others Could Tel of Yalta Conference

PANAMA UNDER DICTATORSHIP AFTER RIOTS   Arias Sets Aside Constitution: Blames Commies

Panama Takes Action on Reds   President Sets Up Emergency Decrees

Army Ground Troops. Used in A-Bomb Blast; Windows Broken: 65: Miles Aapaij

Army Terms Operation © Successful   Residents of Area Call Exptosion Hardest of Series

Combat Troops Participate In Operation  Plate Glass in lae Vanne Realan   Plate Glass in Las Vegas Broken By Explosion

Ho. OM ae  ” edition  pen Seen wneenrrene PRICE. 27 CENTS   Troops Get Preview of  A-Warfare

HEAVY GLAa  BREAK GLAGa IN LAD VEbAa   Statement by Gen. Kean Says Operation Was “Most Sracessfuyl?

Atomic Maneuvers ‘Most Successful’   Terrific Blast Breaks Plate Glass Store Windows In Las Veeas

First Taste of New Warfare   Blast Shakes Las Vegas as Many  Congressmen, High Officials Watch

Indochina Envoy To Report   ‘Congress May Be Asked To Offer Aid To India

Protest Deniés  Flight Violation   American Note Says Russian Airmen Fired Without Warning

U.S. Claims  Craft Wasn't  Over Siberia Patrol Bomber Lost: 10 Aboard

‘Protest  U. N. Chiet   Says Plane Was Not Within 40 Miles of © Soviet Territory —

U.S. Charges Reds With Loss Of Navy Plane  Note Claims Russia Intercepted, Shot Down Weather Craf

Austin Formally Charges Soviet With 10 Deaths   Russian Denial Says Weathermen Violated Frontier

Crafton Weather Run Not Warned, Protest Asserts   Ptane and 10 Men Aboard Presumed Lost. U.S. Says

U.S. Blames Russia in Loss  Of Navy Plane      Craft Said Attacked Without Warning Over Neutral Water

U.§. Says Russ Attacked With No Warning   Navy Plane Shot Down Over Neutral Waters, Washinaton Asserts

CHARGE RUSSIANS ATTACKED PLANE WITHOUT WARNING   U. S. Says Missing Navy Bomber Was Over Free International Waters  When Fired Upon.   CRAFT PRESUMABLY LOST WITH 10 ABOARD   Washington Note to U. N  Rejects as-Entrue Red Contention Ship Violated  : Soviet Frontier.

Attack Occurred Over Open Sea Without Notice  Nation Rejects. Soviets - ‘Note of Border:Violation

Otficials Say Plane Was No Closer Than AQ Miles to Russian Coast; Reds Charge Craft Fired First On Two of Their Planes

U.S. Accuses Russians Of Attacking Navy Plane In International Area

5, CHARGES WARNING. NOT GIVEN BY AED   Soviet’s - Complaint. Bomber Fired First Rejected; _ Stories Conflict.

Russ Accused Of Downing U. § Plane Off Japan   U. S. Assertion Follews Delayed Report of Shooting

Accuses Reds Of Attack on Plane Without Warning  Craft On Weother  ission Vver

Lost American Craft Shot Up Over Japan Sea  Bomber Wasn’t Near Soviet Territory

Red Attack On US Plane Is Charged   Russio Contends Naval Aircraft Fired First Shot

PROTESTS TO U. N.   U.S. Accuses Soviets of Attacking Navy Plane Without Warning

American Accusation Sent to U.N.   Report Claims Craft Fired Upon Without Warning

‘Accusation In Incident Handed U.N  By America   Russians Claim Craft Violated State Frontier

US Claims Plane Had  No Chance   Missing Navy Bomber Shot Down Without Warning, Report Says

Plane Presumed Shot Down With ‘10 Men Aboard   Formal Accusation Lodged In Reports To United Nations

U. S. Accuses Russians In Plane Loss   Craft Downed Near Siberia

Russia Accused Of Plane ‘Kill’  U. S. Protest Sent To Secretary of UN

US Charges Russ Shot At US: Plane Without Warning   Accusation Formally Fil ed With UN; Red Version Denied .

ACCUSE RUSSIA OF ATTACK ON PLANE   Inlarcepting: of Craft Brings U. 5S. Protest

U.S. Rejects Russ Charge Of Violation   Navy Craft Missing Since Sea Of Japan Tncident On Noy. 6

U. §. Claims Reds Alfack Navy Bomber   Soviet Fighter Planes  Attacked Without Any Warning, U. S. Claimed In Report to UN Group

United States Charges Soviet Fighters With Attacking Bomber ‘Without Warning’ Over Free International Waters November 6

U.S. Charges Bomber Attacked Without Warning   Clairns Assault Over Free International Sea of Japan Water

Plane Attacked Over Open Sea U.S. Charges   Report on Russian Action Placed Before UN Council in Paris.

No Action Askec As Report Goes To Iryave Lie   Pilot Said Ordered Not To Approach Soviet Territory

PATROL CRAFT MISSING NEAR SIBERIA LINE   Soviet Claims U. S. Plane  Violated Russian Territory

U. S. Accuses Russia Of Attacking Missing Plane   CRAFT WITH 10 ABOARD WAS FLYING OVER INTERNATIONAL WATERS OFF SIBERIA

78:  sharges’ Plane Attacked Over OpenSea   Neptune Didn’t Violate Red Frontier, Report to UN Savs

Protest Sent j fo Trygve Lie   Does Not Ask  American ne for Any Action

Note Refutes Kremlin Claim OF Ageresston   State "Department Asserts Soviet Craft Attacked  WisL nt Wann mney

Bomber With {( Aboard Feared Lost.In Jap Sea   Soviets Claim Yank Craft Violated Border And Also Shot First

J. S. Counters Soviet Claim Of Air Clash   Russian Territory Entry Refuted Before UN

Us S. Declares Russians Shot Down Navy Plane Off Siberia   State Dept. In Close Inquiry Into Disappearance Of Plane

Navy Craft Lost On Reporting Tour   Charge Contained in Protest Forwarded to Security Council

INCIDENT TOO} PLACE NEAR SIBERIA   Piane, Crew Of 10, Missing Since November 6   AMERICAN PROTEST   Forwarded To Trygve Lie For Submission To U.N. Security Council

INCIDENT TOOK PLACE NEAR SIBERIA   Plane, Crew Of 10, Missing Since November 6   Forwarded To Trygve Lie For Submission To U.N. Security Council

Charge Reds Shot Plane Off Siberia   Navy Craft Attacked Over [nternational Waters, US. Save

Two-Engine Bomber Lost Off Siberia   Charge Is Based On Report From Korean Command

U. S. Accuses Russians Of Attacking Navy Plane  United States Charges Red Fighters Blasted at Bomber Without Warning  American Craft With 10 Men Aboard Presumed To Have Been Shot Down in Japan Sea

Charge Based On Report From Korea   List U. S. Plane  As ‘Lost’ Following Interception Over International Waters

Says Russian Tale Untrue   United States Makes Formal Accusation in Report to United Nations

Reds Attacked Plane Without Warning—U. S.   Formal Accusation Against Russian  Airmen Filed With General Assembly

House Group Gives Up on U.M.T. Fight   Will Support Amendment On Draft Plan

UMT Bill Discarded By House   Committee Leaders Give Up Battle to Hold Training Plan

Faces Battle Over Issues In Draft Bil   Vinson Thinks Measure Can Be Revived Within Year

Special Group To Make UMT Suagestion:   Student Deferments Left To Local Boards

House Group Drops Effort To Pass UMT   Would Let Boards Make Deferments   Kilday Amendment Provides Student Test Would Be Only Advisory

UMT Bill Dropped  For Now   Leaders Give up Fight in Face of Stiff Opposition By Congressmen

leaders Abandon Fight to Write UMT Into Law  House Military Affairs Group Gives Up Trv

Mounting House Opposition Results in Abandonment of Efforts to Write Universal Military Trainine in Pendina: Leaisiation.

House Committee Abandons Effort to Write UMT Law   Agrees to Support Amendments to Shelv Action Until Later

Explosion Rips Gas Line Near Boonville   Pipe Hits Chicken House, Knocks Down Phone Wires

Short Raps Crisis Talk As ‘Wolf Cry   Reports Of Russian Planes Based In Manchuria Worry State Department

Fight for rive Days To Regain Ground Lost to Chinese  Stage Biggest Battle Ct. hn Chapt wf   Stage Biggest Battle Since the Start of Truce Negotiations

Allies Fight For Heights   Seek To Regain Ground Lost To Enemy On Friday

Allies Stage Counter Attacks InKorea   Limited Offensive Launched By UN Forces

Nationwide Probe Into Dope Traffic Started In Prison   Maryland Inmates Visitec By Senate Committee;  NYC Hearing Set

Dozens Of Churchgoers \Carted Off By Police  After Riot At Church

U.N. Delegates Reject Latest Red Proposal  Decline Plan For Establishment Of Cease-Fire Zene

Verdict Due Soon On Gas Line Plea  Atlantic Would Serve Dothan, Wiregrass

Governor Denies Favoring Bonding Firm  More’ ” Attack Unjustified:  Beardsley

STATE ENFORCING LIABILITY RULES   Nearly 3,000 Pennsylvania Motorists Lose Driving Privileges For Violating Responsibility Law

No Word Yet From Enemy Truce Party.   Route Is Again Made Subject Te Aerial Attacks

RUSSIAN INVASION OF IRAN PREDICTED   ARC CORRESPONDENT SAYS REDS ARE MARKING PLANS TO CROSS BORDER.

Soviets Are Attacking Border Zone   Radio Commentator: Reports Frequent Frontier Clashes

Russians Plan To Take lran.  Reporter Says   Uprising To Be Staged  To Invoke Treaty Intervention

Allies Urge Reds To- Skip Buffer Issue   U. N. Proposes Talks On Other Questions To Speed Armistice

Butter By-Pass Urged by Allies   Zone Phin Based on Battle Line Proposed

Atom Know How, A-Bomb Stockpiles Doubled This Year   AEC Director, Sterilized By Nuclear Radiation,  RR eeneOaegE: erm Ti

U.S. Stockpile Of A-Weapons Growing Fas!   Dr, Groves Says Atomic Know-How About Doubled Within Year

STOCKPILE OF ATOM WEAPONS HAS DOUBLED   America’s Know-How Has Greatly Increased   + During Year   SERIES OF NEVADA TESTS COMPLETED

Atomic Knowledge in America Has Beer Doubled in 1951; Stockpile Keeps Pace

Atomic Data, Stocks Doubled   AEC Scientist Tells Increase ino Year

‘America’s Atom Stock Pile and Know How Doubled in Year, Expert Says

Nine Senior Officers of Polish Army Will Bo Put on Trial Tomorrow

Sherman, — Navy Head, Dies in Italy   Heart Attacks,  Caused by Strain Of Negotiations, Fatal te Admiral

Admiral Sherman To Have Hero's Burial ‘Heart Attack ‘Kills Warrior-Statesman As Mission Ende

Admiral Sherman Summoned   Plan Hero’s Burial For Naval Leader After Stroke Kills Him In Naples

Navy Pays Silent Tribute to Adm. Forrest Sherman  Plane Prepared to Bring His Body to Washington Tomorrov

Adm. Sherman’s Body to Be Flown Back to US., After His Death in Italy

U. S. Mourns Adm. Sherman      Navy Chief Stricken On Naples Visit

Naval Chief Dies at Naples In Wife's Arms   Stricken by Two Heart Attacks While Finishing Mission

Kelly Reports GOP Leader Asked $5000   Legislator Sought To Blackmail Cleric,  Prosecutor Savs

Attorney General Also Reveals He Is Makina Investiaation of Cenedella

Temblors Push Small Village  Into Ocean   Fears Felt That Part of Island May Sink Below Surface

Earthquakes Crack Open Volcanic Mt.  Violent Earth Tremors Terrorize Refugees in Philinnines

CONSUMER SOON TO FEEL PINCH OF SHORTA( {1GhS  Tougher Price Policy Set

Sheet of Ice Coats Roads nS States.   Storm “Moves Eastward; Slippery Roads Cause at. eae 14 Fatalities,

Senate Leaders  Mustering Plan For Tax “Hurdle   Controversial State Income Tax Bill Needs Only Approval of Senate Before Becoming Law; Thorough Study Being Made

HOME IN OCTOBER [5 CONGRESS TALK   MUCH WORK REMAIN  SPEAKER RAYBURN ISN  VERY OPTIMISTIC.

Senate May Tax Profits OF Co-Ops   Sen. George Sees $75-100 Million In New Revenue

New Field © of Taxation. Considered   Co-operatives. and Mutual Companies May Be Tapped -

‘Tydings And Browder ‘Cooperation’  i  During Probe Hit By Sen. McCarthy

Truman Names Taylor To Head New Wage Boare   Educator Served As WLB Chairman

TAYLOR HEADS NEW FEDERAL LABOR BOARD   Will Act as Chairman In Organization  Period

Truman Names Taylor'as Head Of Wage Board  Bescact diced: Bhan:   President Plans Creation of New 18-Man Agency   Peaf ot U of Penn

Truman Also Reveals Price Rule Due Soon   President Wants Approval To Send Troops Overseas

Bridges May Be Floor Leader  Camaramice Ry   Compromise By GOP Anticipated

Bridges May Be New GOP Leader   New Hampshire Senato) Mentioned for Senate Minority Chief   ISEEN AS COMPROMISE   Legislator Declines Post; Vacancy Created by Death of Wherry

‘May Avoid Scrap Bridges May Be Compromise As Republican Floor Leader

Bridges May Be Compromise Man for Wherry Job   Republicans Anxious to Avoid Party Rift Before Campaign

Bridges May Succeed Wherry   Senator From New Hampshire Possible Compromise Choice

Bridges Rumored For Wherry Post  GOP Awaits Word Esenam Sen Taft

‘Turn Toward Sen. Bridges for Wherry Post ‘As Compromise to Avert Pre-Election Eruption

Suggest Bridges As Successor to Senator Wherry  Eisenhower Decision May Affect Truman

SAYS TRUMAN WOULD RUN IF TAFT IS NAMED      Douglas Thinks President Would Back Vinson if Ike Runs.

Seek Successor fo Sen. Wherry   Sen. Bridges of New Hampshire Likely Choice As GOP Floor Leader.

BRIDGES SEEN CHOICE  N. H. Senator Likely Compromise As Minority Leader

ALLIES ARE WITHDRAWING ALONG THE KOREAN FRONT AS CHINESE HORDES SEVER SUPPLY ROAD; SEOUL IS PERILED   Bitter Fighting Swirles Within 10 Miles of the Battered City; Thousands Of Civilians Are Streaming South

Is Star Coming Down? TRUMAN HIT TOP. IN  PROBE: WILL NEW PROBES END HIM?

FORTUNES IN POLITICS MAY SEE REVERSES  OF ae A ge ee   Ex-Senator Once Zoomed on Way to High Office by U.S. Defense Probes.

Congressional Inveetiga: tions Show President Better At Probing Than Being Probed.

“Truce’ Month Costly to Reds, VanFleet Claims   At Least 26,000 Killed, Wounded ox Captured During August; Terrific Communist Offensive Looms Now.

Threat Of Big Offensive Now Seen By Allies   Commies Suffer Heavy Casualties During “Truce”

ruce Conference onth Proves ostly To Reds 26,000 Enemy  Troops Lost During August

Collins Follows Bradley fo Stand in Policy Debate   Conaressional Scene

Committee Advises Michigan To Abolish Old Coroner System   Too Manv Boards

6 Dead in Fire, Explosion In Jet Test Plant   4 Bodies Found In Wreckage of Indianapolis Factory

New Appr each To Crime Pictures Used In State  To Spot Sex Criminals

Locomotive Clips 10 Cows in Herd  Ray Anderson, C rew  8 fF gy me lll

Service Agent Poses As Racketeer To Get Counterfeiters   A VERY VICIOUS RING

VAST MATADOR AND ALAMASTIAS RANCHES IN TEXAS PURCHASED BY AMERICAN SYNDICATE

DEMOS HOLDING DULL SESSION   Delegates At Grand Rapid: Busy Paying Off  Old Scores

HANLEY HIKES ATROCITY LT THE 70 EH   Raises Total as Two Officers Fly from Tokyo to  Throctinn Wim

Murdered Prisoners  Now 6,270   Investigator Says He Had Authority To Release Figures; Questioning Begins

GI Massacre Figures Now   Investigation Into Murders Is Started By Army Officials

Number Of GI’s Killed Said 6270   8th Army Chief Says Men Murdered By Communists

Army Official Boosts Total of Slain Prisoners  War Crimes Prober Questioned by bdi:-kh il € Abbieacc

Number Of Slain Gls Increased   Reds Murder Many Allied Prisoners Of War

Col. Hanley Questioned  On Slayings   Gen. Ridgway to Make Statement On War Murders

Officer Stands by Story As Ridgway Sends Men To Make Investigation

—CONFERENCE— Ridgway’s Aids Quiz Col. Hanley   NO STATEMENT. . FROM-GENERAL .-

HANLEY NOW CLAIMS 6,270 U.S. PRISONERS MURDERED BY REDS   Eighth Army Officer Asserts He Was Authorized To Release Report As Ridgway Orders Investigation.

Death Total Of Prisoners Is Increased   New Figure Sets  Number At 6,270   High Officers Arrive To Question Hanley About His Announcement

Hanley Adds To Prisoner Death Total   Says 6,270 American: Killed; Is Questioned By Two, Officers.   (Photo on Picture Page.)

7,000 MEMBERS OF ROK ARMY ALSO MURDERED  PIO Arrives In Pusan To Make   taveetination

Hanley Boosts Number of Yanks Killed by Reds  War Crimes Prober Hilkes Total Fiqure   War Crimes Prober Hikes Total Figure To 6,270 Prisoners

Supreme Court Tn Minnesota Upholds Ruling   Grand Dragon Of Ku Klux Klan Loses Lona Fight

Court Orders Stephenson's 5 Fytradition   Former: Hoosier. Dragon Will Be Surrendered. to: ‘Indiana Authorities as“ Parole Violator.

KLAN LEADER LOSES FIGHT   Minnesota Supreme Court Rejects Plea of Notorious Stephenson.

Minnesota’s High Court Makes Ruling   Extradition Fight By Ex-Klan Leader Apparently Lost

KKKKKK MODERATE SNOW REPORTED FIVE MILES NORTHEAST  OF ATLANTA TODAY

81st Congress Approves Defense Bills   New Session Open: Today: Truman to Speak Monday

Drama of Life and Death Is Ended   Boston U. Student Carries Out Plon, Plunges 18 Stories to Death

 BROADWAY THEATER CROWD WITNESSED JUMP OF YOUTH FROM HOTEL WiNDOW

Trampling Of Little Business Man: Will Be Probed By Coneress Shortly

Congress Will Investigate Plight Of Small : Business Man In Mobilization Conditions

College Heads To Submit a Dr aft Program   10-Point Plan Would Ease Loss of Students and Faculty to the Services

Pittsburgh Has “Sternwheeler” Steamboat Race   250,000 Spectators Are Anticipated For Welcome Week End

U.N. TROOPS MILE — FROM RED DEFENSES   ' Enemy Resistance Reported Collapsing AI! Along:70-Mile Central Korean Front:

Thousands  Homeless As Floods Recede   Mississippi To Rise, Spill into Business Area of Keokuk

12 Die, Thousands Flee Flood Areas   High Waters Swamp Midwest.-South, East

State Dept. Defends Its China Policy   Unlitld rOUucy Releases 90,000-Word Transcript of Secret Conference.

State Department Says Consultants Leaned Toward Recognition of Reds

RECORD OF PARLEY BARED 10 COMBAT -STASSEN-CHARGES   State Department Releases Transcript of Closed Door Conference Held in 1949.   RECOGNITION OF RED CHINA WAS DISCUSSEI   Officials Say Majority of Con. sultants Were Inclined to Take Step but Policy Was Never Pursued.

Acheson Office Says Advisers Backed Peiping   Red China Support ‘Seen’ by Marshall, But Never ‘Followed’

Siate Department Contends Civilian Consultanis Leaned Toward Recognition Of Reds

LIVING COSTS CLIMB   Foods, Rents Main Reasons for Rec ord Cost Increases

Living Cosis Hit New Record High   Food Prices. Rents Are Chief Causes.

U. N. Forces Lunge North 10 Miles In New Offensive   Capture Chunchon In New Drive

Allied Troops Gain 10 Miles in New Drive   No Resistance In No-Man’s-Land On Central War Front

‘False Step’ in Korean Truce Negotiations Is Feared hy UN Leader

Dighton Vaca fo Vote Today   Mill Help to  Select Bargaining , ee fe

59-7 BILLION INCREASE SEEN BY COMMITTEE   Finance Leaders ; Also Must Choose Levy For Individuals

Expect Senate Group To Slash ‘ Tax Boost Bid   May Halve Truman Request For Fifty Percent Increase

Senate May Cut Truman Request For Tax Boost   Asks Ten Billion, Senators Believe Five To Seven Is Enough

ltaly Expected To Be Accorded Right To Rearm  Also Indicated That Gre ot  Vani.

MILITARY MEN URGE DRAFT OF 18- YEAR-OLDS   Congressional Opposition Softened Somewhat by Chief - ofStaff Pleas.

Opposition To 18-Yr.-Nle Draft Eases   Congressmen Soften Attitude After Hearing Army Men But Still Oppose Longer Terms

Chiefs of Staff Urge Drafting Of Youths 18   Strong Plea Softens Solons’ Opposition To the Proposal

‘Congressional Opposition ‘On Draft of 18-Year-Olds, Centers on 27 Month Service

Giants Rally In Ninth To Win 5-4   Bobby Thomson Drives in Winning Scores With a  Home Run   NAT’L.LEAGUE CHAMPS

Giants Rally In Ninth To Win 5-4   Bobby Thomson Drives in Winning Scores With a  Home Run   NAT'L LEAGUE CHAMPS   Giants Win First Pennant Since 1997: Face Yanks  in Series

Former White House Employe Called ‘Red’   Washington Professor Charges State Department Man Was ‘Organized’ Commie

Washingtonians Find Good Reason For Fussing, Capital Holds 13,150 Souls Per Square Mile

Clearing Way  ToUseT-H  In Copper   3 Man Board Reporting Today; H.S.T. Absence May Delay

Moves. for Compe Strike Jnjunction   “Board of Inquiry to Give Rapart

Court May Get Copper Dispute   Injunction Looms lf Truman Approves

Copper Strike Inquiry Board Will Submit Report Today   Way To Be Cleared For Taft-Hartley Injunction To Halt’ Major Walkout

Truman's Board of Inquiry Ready To Submit Report Clearing Way for Copper Strike Injunction

tgs : . ‘Copper Talks ~ Not Progressing In New Mexico   ‘Await Report of Copper Probe Board

Copper Strike Report Waited  Will Clear Way For T-H Law Iniunction

Forly Protestant Leaders Crifical of Vatican Plan   Publication Charges Truman Has Kindled Unneeded Controversy.

Showdown on Income Tax Is Due in Senate   5 Republicans Still Opposed—Caucus Today Scheduled

$30.000 Fine Or 3 Months Is ‘Verdiet’   American Officials Shocked, Angered  At Fast Blackmail

Truman Aide Will Testity In RFC Quiz   Donald Dawson To Answer Charges On ‘Influence Ring’

Dawson Appears In RFC Inquiry   White House Aide Ta Anewer Chacaw

DONALD DAWSON WILL TESTIFY ON MAY 10   Truman's Administrative Assistant  Fo Appear Before RFC Probers

Dawson Agrees to Face Probe   Will Answer Charges of Involvement in RFC Influence

Dawson To Testify Before RFC Probers  Assistant To President Telephones Willingness Ta Annear

Dawson Agrees To Questioning By Senate Grout   White House Aid Accused Of Using Influence In RFC

Dawson Agrees To Testify For RFC'Probers May 10  Aide Called Key ‘Influence’ Man;  Truman Approves Delaved Decision

Inside The Times   ‘Truman O.K.’s Appearance  Dawson To Testify For Senate RFC Probers

DAWSON AGREES — TO TESTIFY IN ~ PROBE OF RFC   Truman. Aide to Ansiver. Ac: cusetions. of Loon’ In fluence Ring.

Ride Dawson Will Testify   Truman's Helper Agrees To Answer Committee Inquiry

Dawson Will Face Probers  Agrees To Appear In  Charces Over B.F.C.

PROBERS TO HEAR WHITE HOUSE AIDE    Dawson Agrees to Testify A! Senate Study of RFc

DAWSON TO FACE REG PROBE GROU!   Truman Aide Notifies Ful. bright of Willingness to Testify

Truman's Aide Plans fo Testity  - Dawson to Reply to BEC Linkuo Charae

DAWSON AGREES TO TESTIFY IN PROBE OF RFC   Truman Aide to Answer Accusations of Loon iInfluence Ring.

Dawson Accepts Fulbright Call To Testify Soon  Truman Agreeoble; RFC Probers Set Hearina For Mav 10

Dawson Will Talk On RFC Dealings   Truman Aide Gives Okeh After Long Delay

Dawson to Ranly  To Senate Charse  On Influence Rin: Will Testify May 10;  Decision Receives Truman OK

Dawson, Seen RFC Influence Key, fo Testify  President's Aide Agrees to Talk Before Probers

WILL ANSWER RFC CHARGES   Donald Dawson Agrees To Go Before Senate’s Subcommittee

Donald Dawsor Agrees To Talk  Presidential Advisor egarels = .9°f += prom   Presidential Advisor Will Testify In REC

Dawson Agrees lo Appearance  White House Aide To  Answer Accusations

Dawson Agrees to Ge Before Commiffee Soon To Answer Charges on RFC Influence Ring

Dawson Heeds  Call by REC   Truman Okays Aide's Testimony to Probers

ATOM POWER IS SEEN IN NEAR FUTURE   Cofmmissioner Expects Atomic Power Devices In Year or So

Floodwaters of The Mississippi Threaten Hannibal   Merchants Move Stock to Second Floor: 180,000 Acres of Land In Danger.

Assassin Kills  Iran Premier   Anti-Red Leader Is Stain At TVehran Funeral

MOTIVE VAGUE IN SLAYING OF ALT RAZMARA   Order Is Issued For “Utmost Care” To Prevent Disorder

Anti-Communist Dies  Wran’s Premier Shot to Death By Fanatic at Mosque Funeral

U.S.-Backed lran Premier Assassinated   Anti-Red Leader Of Oil-Rich Land Shot by Fanatic

F anatic Kills West-Minded fran Premier  All Armed Forces Aler ted Against —

Anti-Communist  Premier Of Iran  Shot To Death  ” Minister Backed By United States Ie Assassinated

IRAN PREMIER [S MURDERED BY ASSASSIN   Gen. Ali Razmara Dies In Mosque; Slayer Under Arrest

Premier Slain In Iran by Foe Of Exploitation  Why Give Natio To Foreigners? . Asks Assassin

Anti-Communist Friend Of U.S. Shot Down As He Proceeded To Funeral Rites; No Red Link

Fanatic Slays  lran Premier   U. S. Officials Shocked At Murder Of AntiCommunist

House to Vote On Penal Code   Approval Seen Of Bill Wrapping Many Laws Into One

‘Modernized Penal Code For State Is Scheduled For Vote in House Today

Truman Raps Isolationists  nn eee  Brpeceriec:   Addresses Democrats. _OF.24 Western States

Truman Raps lsolationists   Addresses Democrats Of 24 Western States

Truman Hits Isolationist  Proposals   Message Launches Democratic Party's Denver Conference

BOY'S FUTURE ISIN THE ARMY --ARMSTRONG   State Draft Director Predicts 10-15 Years More of Crisis.

Half-Million Planned For Civil Defense   Money Chairman Wants to Make Sure Of State, Program

Half Million Asked To Operate State's Civilian Defense.  House Appropriation Head Says Amount

Seek Half Million for Civil Defense ‘in Missouri   Complete Program for State Is Aim of Appropriations Chairman.

Half Million tr Civil Defense To be Sought   Twice Sum The Defense Chiefs Had  Recommended

Yanks Humble Giants, 13-1, To Lead Series   McDougald Homers With Bases Loaded in Third; Records Tied

Return to Stadium Today With Giants In Deep Hole; Lopat Wins 2nd

Acheson Arrives For Council Meet   North Atlantic Organization  May Include Greece and - Turkey

Acheson Arrives For North Atlantic Council Meeting  _ NATO Control Group Expected to Admit

Acheson Arrives For Council Meet   North Atlantic Organization May Include Greece and ~ Turkey   MEETING IN CANADA   Several Other U. S. Officials Accompany Secretary on Trip

ATLANTIC PACT COUNCIL MEETS: PLAN DEFENSES   PREDICT DISPUTE OVER ADMISSION OF TURKEY, GREECE

Acheson in Ottawa For NATO Meeting  Council May Extend Alliance To Include Greece. Turkey

NATO PARLEY OPENS TODAY IN OTTAWA   Council Expected  To Extend Pact Tr Ceanan Trorcdbme

NATO 10 ACT ON EXTENDING PACT’S AREA   Greece and Turkey Expected To Be Voted Into Alliance.

Greece, Turkey Slated To Become Members Of North Atlantic Alliance

Greece, Turkey May Be Added To Alliance   Top West Leaders Meet in Ottawa To Enlarge NATO

Security Pact Framed Against Soviet Attack  Small Nations Fight Mediterranenn Link

Greece, Turkey May Be Entered In Atlantic Pact  NATO Council Meet: In Ottawa, Canada

U.S. Reported Willing To Pay  ‘Ransom’ Price   Freedom Of Fliers - Mitst Await Mare. Data Fron Hungary

BILOXI'S VICE TAKES HOLIDAY   Gambling Is Ordered Stopped As Senate Starts Inquiry

‘Medals of Honor Given Kin of Five Heroes Killed Or Missing In Korea

Recog enition of Valor Goes to Five  "Paday Who Receive Medal of Honor

MEDALS OF HONOR GIVEN 'KIN OF FIVE KOREA WAR HEROES   Truman Tells Relatives Award Is Greatest, Praises Foot Soldier

U.N. Patrols Punch Within 13 Miles Of Seoul With Opposition Slight: Commandos Raid Inchon

UNITED STATES NOW BUILDING AFRICAN BASES   Head of Air Force Says Construction Going Ahead Fast

14 Cage Stars Plead Guilty to Rigging Games   Oct. 2 Fixed As Date for Sentencing Former College Athletes

14 Cage Stars Plead Guilty To Conspiracy   Admit Taking Part In Rigging Games In New York Garden

Legislature To Vote On 25 Bills Today   But None Touches On Vital Issue Of Money

ROK General Predicts Sneak Red Attack   Leader Says Peace Talks To End In New Offensive

Former 0 Dwyer Friend Resigns  Yields To New York Mayor's Ultimatum

Moran To Quit As N.Y. Water  Commissioner   Removal Proceedings Threatened Following Inquiry Revelations

Foe Chalks Gains Of 7/2 Miles   Wonju Believed Goal Of Communists

WEDGE DRIVEN SEVEN MILES BY OFFENSIVE   Fresh Enemy Troops Reported Alang The Attack Area

Some Gains Are Made In Counter Blow By Enemy   Resistance Ajso Reported Increasing In The Seoul Area

Hard Pressed Trans-Korea Line Imperiled   Fresh Communist Troops Infiltrate Behind UN Forces

Force UN Troops To Retreat When Lines Shattered   Split Allied Forces Which Cross Parallel And Those On Seoul Sector; 40,000 Fresh Communist, North Korean Troops In Drive

Railroad Safety Law Is Offered  Would Force Use Of Latest Devices

 HE DOESN’T HAVE ONE EITHER : Business Slow for Builder  Of Family A-Bomb Shelters

Building A-Bomb Shelters Not Very Profitable Now, but ABS Man Fexpects Things ‘to Break Loose’

Dealers in Soft Drinks Permitted By OPS to Increase Price One Cent

160,000. More Reds --. REINFORCED CHINESE. HALT ALLIES IN. BITTER BATTLE.

Korean Reds Halt Allied Offensive   Chinese Bring Up Reinforcements In Korea

UN Drive Halted Near Red Stronghold, Kumhwa: ‘Commies Leave Yonchon

American Tanks Roll Into Yonchon, 35 Miles North Of Seoul, Find City Deserted   REPLACEMENTS SENT TO REINFORCE REDS

Bitter Fight Rages South  Of Kumhwa   33 Enemy Planes Downed, Damaged In Great Battle

160,000 NeW TROOPS MOV UPTO FRONT   Bitter Battles Fought Along Highway From Seoul to -Kumhwa.

Chinese Reds Halt UN Forces Drive   Two New Chinese Army Groups Are Moved Into Line Below Pyongyang

Chinese Communists Heavily Reinforce Troops In Korea  160,000 to 180,000 Additional Men Said  Moving Into Position

Blast Ceiling Price On Pork   Federation Says OPS Iqnores Laws’ Intent

Rural Group Blasts OPS Pork Ceiling   Congress Intent Ignored, Farm Bureau Claims

W. Pullman Park New Fieldhouse Will Open Soon   $500,000 Building, Pool Among Nation’s Finest

Plan Open House Next Sunday At New Fieldhouse  W. Pullman Swim Pool Will Open Next Monday

Four Romanians Executed As Spies   Reds Claim Fifth Swallowed Poison

The Fat Boy's Diet \Keep The Danger Foods Apart ‘And Reducing Will Be Easier

xKKKKK  EGYPTIAN POLICE FIRE ON DEMONSTRATORS IN SAIRO PROTEST MARCH

Egyptian Police Fire on Students  Rioting Protests Killings in Suez

ast Senencteal: Hurt in Egypt ithe Interior Ministry Is Surrounded

Giant Search Is Oreanized In Stoux Falls Area   Man “Partially Identified” As Bill Cook Cheeks Out Of Werthineton Hotel. Heads West On Ll. S. 16   Set Up Road Blocks   Driving Grav Car

2 Senate Units Approve Principle Of Sending Europe Ground Troops

Committees for Connally Resolution   Administration Wins Victory on Issue of Forces for Europe

Senate Groups O.K. Principle Of Troops Shif   Tough Road Seen For Move To Deny Congress A: Voice

Presidential Power Still Debate Pivot   Byrd Joins GOPs to Demand Vote on Specific Authority

Use Of Troops Abroad Wins By Slim Vote   Parts Of Connally-Russell Resolution Approved By Committees

? Senate Groups Approve Sendine Troops fo Europe   Connally-Russell Resolution Accepted ‘In Principle’

Troops Proposal Given Double OK  Eisenhower Gets Senate Approval

Two Senate Group Also Okay Choice Of Eisenhower  Do Not Complete Action to Send Chit Recoliuitinon

Army Dismissing 90 West Point Cadets For Violations of Academy's Code

Nature Of Violations Not Revealed; Dismissals Approved By Secretary Of Army

Reds Changing Battle Tactics  Attempt to Counter Ss Ade gz7eit pa Fr .

Threat of Rain Adds New Peril To Flood Areas   Weather Bureau Showers Warning Arousing Alarm

Rain Forecast In Flood Area   Devastating Crest Nearing St, Louis

DnAFT REPLY ATCA TALKS TO PENTAGON   On Central Front Big Tanks Smash Red-Lines at 3 Key Points. .

General Sets New Message  On Parleys   Ridgway Note May Be Sent To Communists Dur ing The Day

Ridgway Reply Is Completed  Note Regarding Resumption   Note Regarding Resumption Of Peace Talks Will Be Sent Reds

Ridgway Note Is Conipleted   Some Safeguards May Be Contained, kt Is Indicated

Chicago Has 150 Fires On Coldest Day  550 Driven From Homes; Property Loss $800,000

CHICAGO HAS 150 FIRES Cold Weather Blazes Drive 55{ From Homes; Damage $800,000

SEEK ASSISTANCE OF PA. BOARD IN NAMING DIRECTOR   SALARIES ALSO HIGH   Claim Bucks Too “Hot” A Spot for Inexperienced

PlanningCommitteeStymied By High Salary Demanded By Competent Directors

Parkman Funeral to Be Held in Emporia   Final: Arrangements Not Made; Former Postmuster Was Outstanding Bemocrat

ONE. MAN’S OPINION   Se ee ee peal I en  (Distributed by International News Service)

Message Offers To Meet Allied Representatives At Village Near Kaesong   Agree To Ridgway’s Proposal For Change Of Site But Insist On Plan For Extension Of Neutral Territory

Meeting Heid At Panmunjom  By U. N.. Reds   Foe Suggests Full-Dress Parley Decide Limit Of Neutral Zone’

Peiping Radio Answers U.N. Consent Note  Panmunjom New Site For Cease-Fire Talks

Foe Suggests Lone Dispute . Be Aired Later   Enemy Instructs Liaison Officer “To Meet with Allies

New Scandals In Tax Probe   Investigators Hint At Developments On Shake-Downs

New Scandals Hinted In Bureat   ‘Home Investigators Decline to Say Outconx Of Latest Allegations

Internal Revenue Probe... .  New Scandals Are  Forecast In Bureau

More Scandals Of  Internal Revenue   House Probers Hint at Tax Shakedowns, Sideline —  Profits   A WIDESPREAD SCHEME   Investigation Has Halted Irregularities, Says hairman

PROBERS GIVEN FRESH CHARGES OF SHAKEDOWN   Sideline Profits By Tas Collectors Make Lurid Story

HINT AT NEW TAX SCANDAL   Believe Hearings Have Put Halt to National Scheme

Tax Agent Probe Likely To Spread  Rep. King Claims Vast Conspiracy

More Internal Revenue Bureau Scandal Hinfed   Tax Shakedowns, Sideline Profits Alleged In Bureau

Hint s Given of Tax Scandals  Mounting Allegations Of Tax Shake-Down:

New Scandals Are Hinted in Shake-Down Investigations in Internal Revenue Bureau

\House Probers Indicate New Scandals  ‘May Be Revealed InT axBureauCheck

Scandal In Internal Revenue Bureau Hinted By House Investigators

HIT SIDELINE JOBS OF INCOME TAX OFFICIALS   ‘House Investigators Hint at New Scandals, Shake ; Down Allegations.

New Scandal Hinted In Tax Bureau Probe   Committee Chairmar   Committee Chair Says Story Indicates Nation-Wide Scheme

Plans For Bie 4 Meet   Plans Being Made Despite Possibility Of Russian Veto Of Whole Project

U.S. Plans Talks Among Big Four For Next Month   Officials Believe Russia May Veto Whole Proposal

Russia Is Likely To Veto Project   Military Strength To Be Topic Of Sessions

ALLIES HOLD REDS CAUSE OF TENSIONS   Notes Urging Deputies Meeting Call For Wide Subject Range. 

United States Already. Making: Plans (For Meeting of Foreign Ministers:

Allies Push Big Four Talks, But Reds May Refuse  West Insists Moscow Must Discuss Qwn

U.S. Planning Paris Meet   Expect Russia To Veto Project But Give Them Chance

U.S. Is Making Plans for Meet  Russia May Veto The Whole Project

Russia Expected To Veto Plans For Big Four Meeting      Western Allies Insist On Moscow Discussing Its Own Military Power

U. §. Planning Big 4 Meeting   But Russia May Still Veto Entire Project

West Asks Russ fo Talk in Paris   Preliminary Meeting, Bia 4 Parley Urged

U. 5. Making Plans For Big 4 Meet  . “Plans Being Made - “Despite Possibility   ~ Plans Being Made Despite Possibility Of Russian Veto  OF Whole Project

U. S. Plans Big 4 Parley  Russian Military Might   Russian Military Might Discussion Tops Aaenda

J, S, SENDS NOTE INVITING SOVIET TO TALK PLANS   Allied Ministers Prepare To Discuss Problems With Reds But May Meet  "With Rebuf€.

Would Talk Of Military _  U. S. Plans For Paris Talks \In Spite Of Possible Veto

Draft Plans For “Big 4” Conference   Diplomatic Officials Expect Russia To Veto Project Rather Than Discuss Its "Agaressive' Policies

US Goes Ahead With Its Plans For Big-4 Meet   Continues Working On Idea In Spite Of Fear Of Soviet Veto

Russian Veto  Of Big Four  Session Seen. U. 8. Pushes Plans   U.S. Pushes Plans ’ For Paris Meeting On Global Problems

J. 5. PLANNING DEPUTY MEET   Officials Believe Russia Now May Veto Whole Project  SUGARCOATING THIN

U. S. to Push For Meeting Of Big Four  Continue Plans Despite Threat PS ee aes

U.S. Making Broad Plans On Big Four Parley Soon   Action Being Taken Though Soviets May Veto Entire Project

‘Big 3° Insist Russians Talk Of Own Power   Washington Feels Kremlin May Veio Entire Proposal

U.S. Going Ahead With Plans For Big-4 Meeting   Some Feeling Russia Will Veto The Idea,

Survivors Tell Of Fatal Jet Plane Crash 13-Dead. 20 Injured--'All We Saw Wace A Ball Of Fire’ =

13 Killed, 20 Hurt When Jet Plane Crashes Near Truck Load Of Soldiers

20 Others Injured In Explosion   Military Authorities Probing To Determine Heav Troll Taken At Fort Dix Accident.

Fallen Plane Fires Truck, Kills 13 Men   Burning Gasoline  Sprays On Troops   Pilot And Passenger Are Among Those Killed; 20 Soldiers Hurt

Jet Crash Near G.lL.'s Fatal to 13   Score Injured as Plane Plunges into Forest Exercise Site.

13 Soldiers Die as Jet ‘Hits Truck   20 Are Injured  _ As Flaming ‘Gas’ Sprays Group on Training Exercise

Count 13 Deaths In Jet Crash   Twenty Injured When Plane Falls Near Truck Load Of Gls At Ft. Dix 

Land Reform  Urged to Stop Communism   Sen. Sparkman Says It’s Goal Most Widely Sought by People

kKkwek kt  BULL CALF SOARS TO PERFECT LANDING ON NORWEGIAN SKI JUMP

Liquor Hubbub May Be Smoke Screen For Statewide 'Temnerance Movement: Pastor Points Out ‘Angles’

Hopes for World Peace ‘Rather Limited’, Chief Of U.S. Air Foree Claims

Vandenberg  Say ~ Peaceful World Unlikely   War With Russia Not Inevitable, General Declares

ADAM’S APPLE VERY PROMINENT ON FINE   “Red” for Whom Wide Search is On  MOLE NEAR MOUTH

Completing Plan: For Fixing Price Ceilings Offered  All Would Change   All Would Change Capehart Amendmen In Cantrols Law

Senate Backs Crime Probe On Television  Refuses To Quash Contempt Charges

Trusted Hiss And Wadleig! Not Senators   ‘It Was Damned Offensive’ Says Senator Millikin

‘Governor, Mayor: Will:Remove All Employes: Friendly With Ganasters

U.S. Pushing Two Nations F or Council   Greece And Turkey Backed For Group   North Atlantic Sessions Hear Van Zeeland Warn War May.Come Soon

Greece, Turkey Favored as Newest Allies   May Get Bid to Come Into Atlantic Pact; Defense Speed Urged

Atlantic Council Will Consider Greece, Turkey   U.S. Proposes That Two Nations Enter Defense Alliance

Republicans Split Over Troops Issue   Three Top Men In Favor. ' Three Are Opposed

Debates Dramatize GOP Policy Schism  Battie on Troops Dividing Party

GOP Split Likely to Carry Over Into Presidential Nominee Selection

Accused Yank Offers to Face Murder Trial  - teardi Would ‘Rejoin Army, %. >.

Former Officer Of OSS Denies Killing Maior   Offers to Re-Enter Army and Face Military Court Rather Than Return to Italy.

Circus, Movie Addition to Capital Ring  , DeMille, Lamour, Betty Hutton Has Everyone Panting

Series E U.S. Savings _ Bonds Are 10 Years Old: Uinele Asks You Keen “Em

Two Deals Worked Out By Government As Maturity Date For Series E Bonds Arrives

1941 Bonds. Are Mature    Holders Of Series ED ‘Micht Cash {n?Poday

Last of Exhibit Stock Auctioned Off in Chicago   Jurior Champion Steer Brings $1,772 to Its Oklahoma Owner

Stop Inflation Bill Forecast   Way Seen to Allow Livestock Quotas

See Passage Of Control Bill To Halt Inflation  Truman Forces In Initial Victory On Livestock Quotas

heterence To Mae Not Expected   General To Speak Before Congress

President Will Speak To Nation Again Tonight  To Discuss Foreign Policy At Jackson Day Dinner Event

Truman Talks Foreign Policy On Air Tonight   MacArthur Reference Omitted From Text of Prepared Address

Happy Because Congress Asks Hero To Speak   President To Discuss Foreign Policy On Radio Hookup; Acheson Plans Address To Press Women; Secretary Flayed By Martin

PRESIDENT NOT OPPOSING TALK BY M’ARTHUR   No Criticism Of Deposed General Expected Tonight

UN Troops Push Ahead  In Center   Take Nearly Three Miles In Two-Day Push

Allied Troops Make New Gain:  Three Divisions Punch Ahead More Than Mile

H OUT GAINS OF MILE SUNDAY   Resistance Of Chinese Falls Off Along Central Front

ALLIES PUNCH OUT GAINS OF MILE SUNDAY   Resistance Of Chinese Falls Off Along Central Front

Allied Troops Storm Peak Held by Reds   Limited UN Offensive Is Underway on East-Centra!  Korean Frent.

UN Hits Hard At Red Lines   Win Key Heights Protecting Reds’ Build-Up Area

UN Troops Smash Into Red Defenses   Fight to Win Key Heights Protecting Vast Build-Up Area  ak a i a a a

Minden Child Is Killed by Auto  Sheron Kay Estes, 6, Dies of Broken Neck

Reds Rocked on Heels by Stiff Allied Drive   U. N. Troops Regain Initiative; Stab At Retreating Reds

Allied Blasts Of Artillery Batter Foe   Eighth Army Leader Warns Enemy Checked; Still Remains Strong -

Yank Troops Renew Raids Against Foes   Chinese Supply Dump Contains Long Spears For Arming Fighters

Processing ax Watered Down  Higgins Bill Under Attack In Lansing

BIG 3 CARRY SESSION PLAN PAST GROMYKO   West Allies Forward ~ Notes to Stalin, Ask Action

Babich Refused Court Rehearing  Gift Tax Decision Overrules State

Ask Thursday Meeting Between Liaison Officers   Korean Reds Remain Silent To Proposal

Enemy Silent On Thursday Meeting Bid   Both Sides Remain Alert Against Any New Surprise Blows

Early Confab On Thursday Is Proposed   UN Forces On Alert For Any Commie Surprise Attacks

Allied Commander Still Hoping For Preliminary Conference By Thursday   Allied Forces Lash Out At Enemy Along Front While Planes Pound Communist Military Installations

Ridgway Hopes For Thursday Parley Fading  Delay Will Cause kde Blaxiekend   Delay Will Cause More Bloodshed, Asserts General   Allies Lash Out

Enemy Silent On Suggested July 5 Talks   Hours Tick Away Hopes For Early Meeting On Cease-Fire

New York Stocks   Nettleton Ex-GI Marries in Hometown While Congress Frets Over Jap Girl

KKK KY RED BLOOD TOLL IN KOREA HITS 1,026,000” AND STARTS TO HURT

TV Rights  Questioned  Supreme Court Tes.   Supreme Court Test Seen By Senators

Admits” To Attorney He Killed Two In Kansas City; Threat Reported To Police

Capitol AnnexHit in Michigan Fire   State Official Puts Loss at $2 Million

NEWSPAPER DAY PHIL WELGH WILL RUN FOR GOVERNG!   St. Joseph Congressman Re. ported to Have Made Up Mind to Seek Democratic Nomination.   SUPPORTERS INCLUDE SOME LABOR LEADERS   Lawmaker Said to Have Reached Decision After Talks With Party Advis ers in St. Louis.

Virgil Stokes Says Expenses Are at Bottom   Welfare Chief Holds Further Reduction In Operating Costs Ie Impossible

Third Frontage On Elm 51  - Alaa Tx Considered To  Aid Situation

Red Jets Are Back In Air   More Than 100 Migs About But Keep From Tangling.

Chinese Knock Allies From Advance Post  - *,,,. fj ....% 3 Oy...

Chinese Push Allies From One Position   Allied Jet Fighters Out in Force See Many MIGS But Red Pilots Avoid Combet

Allied Airmen Batter Supply Lines In North   U. N. Warships Blast Korean Coast Ports; Ground Action Minor

Chinese Knock UN from Posifior On West Front   Both Sides Send Aircraft over Korea But Foe Holds Fire

Chinese Knock Allies From Advance Post  U. N. Planes Roam  Korean Skies in   U.N. Planes Roam Korean Skies in View of Red MIGs

Chinese Dislodge Allies at Yonchon  2 oe oe es ee   Tanks Support Reds; 116 MIG’s in Action

Tank Supported Chinese Capture Allied Position   Air, Ground War Picks Up Tempo As Skies Clear

WAR PLANES OUT AGAIN Red Pilots Keep Distance From U.S. Thunderjets

Allied Planes Hit Red Supply Lines   Bright Sun Helps Dr Battle Area—Jets Avoid Allies

Tank-Led Chinese Capfure Oufpost  UN Infantrymen Are Forced Back

Allied, Red Jets Buzz Each Other   Avoid Fire Fight; Ground War Slow 

Allied Warplanes Roar Over Korea   Red Jets Swarm Down From Manchuria, But  Both Sides Hold Fire

ALLIED FORCES FALLING BACK NEAR YONCHON   Thursday Quiet Day on Kor ean Front, Fighting Breaks Out Today.

Plane Crash Kills Three  Salimane f‘anllides   Airliners Collide Over Oakland

Two Planes Crash, Rain Fire on Cars   Three Crewmen Killed ir Collision; Truckload Of Children Hit.

Ohio Roads Free Of Holiday Deaths   Unprecedented Mark Set, Patrol Says

County Tax Equalization Move Planned by County Commissioners   Divide County

Arkansas Cities Make Plans For Civil Defense  Proiects Set Un   Projects Set Up In Several Places In State

Three Stores Wrecked By Blast And Fire; Four Persons Are Hospitalized

JAPAN FORMING COALITION REGIME   Cabinet Shuffle Sets Stage For Peace Treaty Talks

Move by the Japanese For Peace Treaty  Cabinet Resigns  Anda 1 New One  ~ + ras oT

PREMIER ASKS JAP CABINET TO RESIGN   Yoshida Forming Coalition Government In Preparation for Peace Treaty Talks

Japanese Cabinet Asked to Resign   Prime Minister Prepares to Form Government to Work On Peace Treaty Talks

Japan Cabinet Resigns In Mass Exodus.   New Coalition Government To Be Formed

US Bombers Hit If Talks Fold Up, Air New Red Airfield Tactics May Change

Red Airfield Bombed Heavily ‘By Superforts   Big Bornbers Plaster Runway at Uiju, Said Base for Migs

SUPERFORTS IN ~ RAID ON FIELD   New Red Base At Uiju - Bombarded; All Craft Return To Base

“Lucky” Wright, Butcher Who Made Fortune in Gold Mines, Dead at 75

Lewis’ Figure Hovering Over Steel Par ‘leys      Mediators Move li

 Federal Mediation Chief Ching  Prepares For 11th-Hour Talks  Tomorrow With CIO Head Mur ray And Industry Spokesmen   STRIKE THREATENED BY WORKERS JAN. 1

Annual Detroit Show Is Also Listed For Ax  Purely Agricultural Exposition Favored

Former Ohioan Arrested In Red Roundup   Nominee for Governo On Communist Ticket in 1936

Former Ohio Red. Among 6 Arrested In FBPs Round-up   Onda Ran For Governorshiy Of Buckeye State In 1956

ONDA IN 1936 GOVERNOR'S CAMPAIGN   Sought Seat On Cleveland Council In ’°35 And ’37   Arrested Under ‘New AntiSubversive Law: Trials Slated In Pittsburgh

—FBI NABS MORE U. S. REDS— Former Ohio Candidate Included In Roundup

eaenninteeses neeneinneeeie cen carmen 5 ee ene meet  50 Volunteer for Salvation Army Campaign, $110 Received

1Children Die in Flint Blaze   Detroit Man Burned; Rescuer Is Critical; 2-Day Toll Now 12

Harriman Lands In Yugoslavia To Discuss Needs   ‘Assistance Plans’ To Be Talk Topics With Marshal Tito

SENATE APPROVES 808,070,213 FOR ~ ARMY FUNCTIONS   Civil Activities Bill Provides for Navigation, Flood Control and Other Purposes,   $28,859.630 LESS THAN TRUMAN ASKED   Legislation Will Now Go te Joint. Conference for Adjustment of Difference in Amounts Voted,

The Fat Boy’s Diet ne eS viet  Now The Battle’s Won Here’s: How To Watch Your Vitamins

Now That Battle’s Won  Wheeler Tells How To iKeep Tab On Vitamins

Lady Pilot To Hit Reds Over Korea  Turkish Warbird Has MacArthur's Consent

Piece of Stgne and Old Square Nail Mest Popuiar White House Souvenir

TO GO HIGHER DURING 1952   Water Resources Grouy Called On For  Assistance

Reasons For Battle Are Not Clear Nick Hilton, Airman In Night Club Brawl

lran Paraders Hail Mossadegh  First Demonstrations Staged for Premier

Offers To Resume Peace Talks When Reds Ready  But Refuses Concessions   Communist Charges Branded As Utterly False And Preposterous, Manufactured For Enemy’s Questionable Purposes

UN. Is Ready To Resume Truce Parley   Gen. Ridgway Says It's Up to Reds When Talks Begin

LEADER TAKES TIME REPLYING 10 ACCUSATION   Far East Commander Cold In Face Of  “Clownishness’”’

Migrating lowans Cut State’s Gain  In Population  178,212 More Move Out Than Came Into State

Nations Gain 4.4 Times The Rate For lowa—  Migration Blamed for Small Increase in lowa Population

Polish Mutineers Declare Country Made Slave Camp   Give Grim Picture Of Their Life Under  Communist Regime

Senators Seek Revenue Agent With Subpoena   Brooklyn Collector Resignation Asked

Tax Bureau  Drops 2 More At New York   Brooklyn Agent Subpoenaed After Snubbing Quizzers

2 N.Y. Employes Are Suspended By Tax Bureat   Suspended Collector Fails To Appear At Hearing On Misconduct In Office

Two More Infernal Revenue Bureau Ema'oyees Fired   After Announcement, New York Officials Say Story Is “Premature.”

Revenue Bureat Retracts Story  Pairs’ Suspension Reported, Withdrawn

SUSPEND PAIR IN TAX OFFICE   But Story Later Is Withdrawn by Revenue Bureau

ASK RETRACTION OF STORY OF TWO TAX SUSPENSIONS   REVENUE BUREAU SAYS ANNOUNCEMENT WAS “PREMATURE”

Two Tax Employes In New York Area  Under Suspension  Action Follows Up Ouster Of Brooklyn Tax Chief Marcelle

New York Tax Offices Hit By New Suspension   Collector Fails _.To Appear Today ~ For Hearing

Tell Suspension of 2 Tax Agents   Bureau Then Says fts Story Is Premature

Continue Purge Of Federal Tax Bureau Staff   Two New York Area Employes Suspended, Official Quits by Request

Democrats Will Seek Tougher ProductionLaw   Temporary ‘As Is’ Exten sion No Good, Leaders Say After Conference

Congressmen to Seek Stronger Controls Law   Democratic Leaders Do Not Favor Extension of  Existing Legislation.

Leaders To Ask Stronger Laws For Controls  Truman Is Told Solons Hope For A Bill This Week

Trumanites Seek Stronger Controls   Congress Leaders To Demand Strict Laws For U. S.

Congressi onal Leaders Push Controls Plan   Tell President They Will Try for Enactment Before June. 30

Only 12 Working Days Are Leff Before Deadline   Temporary Extension Of Authority Oppose: By Administration

Congress Will Try for Strong Economic Laws   Leaders to Attempt Enactment Before Defense Act Exoires

Stronger Contro Law Is Desired   President Assured by Congressional Aides

Stronger Contro Law Is Sought Truman ls Told  - Democrat Leaders Onnoce Share Term

SOR RRETIIRIINS... dnt, eeReninenianel CONFIRM Five NEW O LEGION ROSTS

Joint Chiefs Did Agree With MacArthur. € hanged Minds. Secretary Savs   Denies Selline Formosa

This Is Marshall View In Stoutly Defending » Administration Policy

Marshall Says U.S. Is Buying  Time In Korea   Defense Chief Cites Nation. °Girding For World War I I

Suggest Higher Support Prices On Feed Crons   Carlson-Hope Plan To Hike Acreage Is Being Studied By U. S. OFfficiale

Haggard Gls Ride Away With French Pals After Hereic Chanter in War

Planes Attack Tanks in Korea  Reds Not Fighting On Western Front

Marines Storm Eastern Ridges   Reds Refuse to OK New Site for Talks; Both Sides Waitina

Alleged Livestock Thieves’ Lawyer Faces Charges Made By the Sheriff

WEATHER REPORT   Alleged Livestock Thieves’ Lawyer Faces Charges Made By the Sheriff

Venetian Blind Clue To Murder  Tulsa Mother-To-Be Found Strangled

Features for Everybody ln the Telegram Today   Sailor ‘Jilted’ WAVE.-at Altar Because He Had Wife, 2 Children

British Airways Stage Rehearsal   Want To Make Sure Everything Is Okay Per Royal Flight

U.S. Challenges Reds To Start Arms Curb Conference At Once   Jessup Asks Vishinsky To Open Disarmament Talks Now, Instead Of June 1; Yugoslav Leader Charges Russia With Intimidating Actions Along Slav-Soviet Borders

Aluminum Plants May Be Moved Off Pacific Coast   Wilson Says West's Present Electric Power Prospects Not Up To Defense Requirements

Schlegel Elected President Of Spanish War Vets   Marysville Man Succeeds Toledoan As Head of Fourth O.V.I. Unit: Next Reunion to be Held in Legion Park

Schlegel Elected — President Of Spanish War Vets      Marysville Man Succeeds Toledoan As Head of Fourth ONL. Unit:  Kinet TD _....2.

SAYS DAMS SAVED   Army Engineer Defends Kanapolis and Cedar Bluff Projects

Red Broadcast ‘Seen as Crack In tron Curtain   McMahon Urges Truth Drive After Friendship Overture Made

McMahon Says US Should Lose No Time Thrusting More Truth Into USSR After ‘Friendship’ Broadcast

HAIL CRACK IN IRON CURTAIN   Solon Jubilant As Soviets Broadcast ‘Friendship Resolution’

Solon Sees Crack In. Tron Curtain  oy we oe Fae OG® ge rte i Sy. * _y - x” » x   M’Mahon Asks More Truth Thrust Through To Red Nations 

Vall Made lo Keach Russian People... . Senator Urges Cracking Iron Curtain With U.S. Broadeast:

Time Felt Ripe To Thrust Truth   Lawmaker. Says Opening Of Iron Curtain Gives U. S. Chance for Actior

McMahon Would Push Effort To Crack Iron Curtain with More ‘Friendship’

ron Curtain Parte  Broadcast Of U. S. Resolution Labeled As Victory For Truth

First Cotton Boll Reported   Iron Curtain Parted  Broadcast Of U. S. Resolution Labeled As Vietory For Truth

MORE STRIKERS BACK AT WORK   Pee Dee Plant In Rockingham And Erwin Mills At Dirham, Cooleemee And Erwin Running.

Egyptian Crowd Stirs Up Riots   Western Business Concerns Attacked 

‘Death Blow’ At Gambling Called For   Would Cut Race Wires, ‘Lifeline’ Of The Operations

Senate Bills Aim , A Death Blow’ At Race Wires   Committee Introduces Legislation as Result Of Investigations

Two Bills Aim ‘Death Blows’ At Race Wires   Interstate Ban On Track News Goal of Probers

Senate Dooms Racing Wires  Death Blow is Aimed At Gamblina Busines

Raecke’s Backing Strongest  Possible Choice For Governor  Or U.S. Senate

EISENHOWER RETURNS 10 WEST EUROPI   General Ready to Take Up Mobilization  in

Front-Line Troops Hear Story Reds Killed Prisoners  Tokvo Investigates News Release:   Tokyo Investigates News Release; Prisoners’ Fate May Affect Truce

Hanley’s Figures Relayed To Fighting Front; Check Into Story Ils Being Made

Front-Line Yanks Told Of Atrocities   we: 5s FO anehae   Ridgway Launches Investigation Into Hanley’s Figures

COMBAT TROOPS TOLD HOW REDS KILLED BUDDIES   Front Line Soldiers Informed of Slaughter of 5,500 Captured Men.

Announcement Made So Yanks Can Know What They Face  In Current Battles

KOREA FRONT TROOPS HEAR RED ATROCITIES   Radios Beam In Repert Of Slayings Teo Battle Lines

Troops at Front Told of Atrocities  Prisoner Slaying Totals Broadcast

Front Line Troops Told of Slaughter   "So GI's Will Know What They Are Up Aaains?'—Hanlev

Given Story  By Radio for  First Time Seek to Offset  Red Propaganda; Inquiry Ordered

roops Told f Atrocities y Communists  Releasing Officer Becomes Center of 8th Army Inquiry

Soldiers Are Told Reds Have Killed 5,200 Prisoners   Armed Forces Radio Broadcasts Figures For First Time Today

Massacre Of Buddies Told U. S. Troops   Colonel Who Released Story !s Center of om Investigation

Front Line Troops Told Of Slaughter   Want Gls To Know Enemy They Fight, Col. Hanley Says

Armed Forces Radio Sends Qu Atrocity Report   Nothing New, Say South Koreans Of Prisoner Story

Hanley’s “‘Surprise”’’ Statement Investigated Atrocities Story Radioec To Yank Troops At Front:

Troops Told About Red  Atrocities   Armed Forces Radio Broadcasts Figures Today; Armistice Talk Tacticn Exnlained

Armed Forces Radio Beams Story To Men In Front Lines   SLAUGHTER OF 5,500 CAPTURED AMERICAN: REVEALED TO FIGHTING MEN FOR FIRST TIMI

There'd Been No Censorship   Armed Eorces Radio Withheld Broadcast Until Conflict in Figures Cleared

Gls at Front Are Informed   Totals Are Revealed So Men ‘Won't Be Fooled’

Colonel Hanley, Who Announced The Figures Is Center Of Investigation; Says He Did It So Fighting Men Would Know.

Front Line Troops Told Of Atrocities   Report Is Broadcast Of Red Slaughter O Captured Buddies; Army Investigating

X Quanfifies InHanley Data Cause for Delay  Ge. ht. P_._ ie   Story No Surprise, . South Koreans Say

Front Line Troops Hear Of Atrocities   Told Reds Have Slain 5,500 Captured Buddies

Armed Services Radio Tells Gls In Line of Report   North Dakota Senator Hints Administration *Minimizina Tracedies’

Red Atrocity Charge Aired  In Broadcast   Prisoner Killings Revealed To Troops Fighting In Korea

Troops Told Of Killings Of Buddies   Broadcast Made by U. S. to Men in Lines—UN Leader Orders Probe of Release   Question Raised   GOP Senator Wonder: if Attempt Made te  Minimize Tragedies

Beam Story Of Red Atrocities To Gls At Front  : Armed Forces Radio Broadcasts Figures For First Time =

Armed Forces Radio Tells Men In Front Lines About Slaughter   For First Time Story of Killing Of U.S. Prisoners By Chinese Told to Men in the Front Lines: Story Shocks Army Authorities

Fighting GI’s Hear Ist News Of Atrocities  “Armed Forces Radi  Eiimnaller Ralaacac

Radio Beam: Reports To Battle Zone   Delay Is Blamed On Caution Over Cheekine Fieures

Armed Forces Radio Beams Atrocity Figures to Gls   Delay Was Due to ‘So Much Conflict in Figures Between Various Agencies,’ Officials Explain

Reds Push Back  South Koreans  Three Hills ‘Lost In Renewed Assault

Single-Engined Training Plane Plows Into Row Of Cars On Arrival At Event; Was On Its Back Over Field When Engine Conked Out

At Least 50 Injured  In Disaster   Slow Roll Sends Monoplane Diving Into Big Crowd

McCarthy In Plea For Fair Play, Decency’   Asks Radio Networks For Time to Answer Pres. Truman’s Speech

Hunt For Bears Is Pressed In Mt. Ida Region   One Of Animals Is Declared Dangerous, Others Said Tame

Timber Worker Uses Rifle Butt ToSlay Animal  Search Goes on for 3 Bears, Monkeys That Fled Menagerie

 Wounded Beast Clubbed : Second Leopard Killed Today, Other Circus Animals Sought

BEAST IS KILLED   Lone Hunter Clubs Escaped Leopard After Slowing It With Shots

Another Wild Animal Slain At Mt. Ida   Leopard Attacked Dog Before Shot By Hunter

HUNTER CLUBS WILD LEOPARD IN ARKANSAS   Kills Beast With Rifle Butt; Bears, Monkeys Still Loose.

HUNTER KILLS MISSING CAT’   Bears Still Roam Roads in Arkansas After Truck Unset

Escaped Circus Leopard Bagged  Hunter Shoots and Clubs Charging Beast

Dangerous Polar Bear Still At Large—  ‘one Arkansas Hunter Kills Vicious Leopard

Charging Male Leopard Shot Shot By Hunter; Animal Kills Dog   Clubs Animal After Firing Three Times

Arkansas Hunters Kill 2 Leonards Freed in Crash; Polar Bear Loose

ARKANSAS MAN KILLS CHARGING WILD LEOPARD   JUNGLE ANIMALS WERE LIBERATED IN CIRCUS WRECK

Chinese Force New U.N. Pullbacks Toward Seoul; Hold Firm In Center

‘Overrun UN Unit Breaks Trap With Aid of Tank Rescue Column; Enemy Offensive Stalled in Central Korea, . Foe’s Five-Day Losses Over 25,000

Commies Pui New Force In Offensive   Fresh Troops Push U.N. Withdrawal On Western Front

Reds Force New Withdrawals in Vicinity of Seoul  Capture Munsan, Only 21 Miles From Capital; No Immediate Threat of More  4 Braabthraunah<c Anwurhara an Tvant

Allies Forced To Withdraw Toward Seoul   Unit Fighting Out Of Trap, Big Gap _ In Center Sealed   Munson Falls

Fresh Chinese Units  Force New Retreats by Allies in West   Communists Capture Munsan, 10 Miles South of 38th Parallel

Enemy Pounds Seven Miles South Of 38th In West ern Sector   CHINESE SUFFERING STAGGERING LOSSES

Enemy Rushe: Fresh Units Into Offensive   Communists Seize Munsan, 21 Miles Northwest of Seoul

Enemy Pours Fresh Forces Into Western Korea Attack  Communists Capture Munsan, Northwest of Camille Alias Vata Dimi Tall of bids,

Allies Withdraw In 30-Mile Area   Overrun Allied Unit Fighting Way Out Of Trap: Witt Aid OF Tanks—-Communists Paying Terrific i Price For Gains :

ENEMY SUFFERS GIGANTIC LOSS   Allies Still Withdraw  Toward Seoul

Fresh Reds Take Munsan — South of 38th   Overrun Unit Is Reported Battling Its Way Out Of Enemv Tran

Lewis ‘No’  To Freeze   John L. Says Economy Can Be Stabilized By Collective Bargaining

Miners Oppose a Wane Freeze   ‘Stabilize Economy Vic Collective Bargaining

Lewis Opposes Freeze on Wage:  Labor Chieftain   Labor Chieftain Hits at Controls

Wage Freeze ‘Not -Favored   déhn L. Lewis Tells Wage “Board “Nation's Miner: ‘Oppose Such Step.

Lewis Opposes Wage-Price Controls Now  Declares Economy Can Be Stabilized

Miners Oppose Wage Freezing, Lewis Reports  UMW Chief First Union Leader To Give Views

Immediate Repeal of Taft-Hartley Act Is Urged . .  Miners Oppose Waae Freeze. John L. Lewis Says

LEWIS AGAINST WAGE FREEZE   Tells Stabilization Board Collective Bargaining Effective   TRAPS USING ‘IRONS:

Lewis To Oppose Wage Freeze  Mine Chief Calls For Repeal Of T-H Law

Lewis Tells Stabilization Board US Miners Oppose Any Wage Freeze

Miners Oppose Any Wage Freeze   So Says John Lewis At Wage Board Parley

MINERS OPPOSE: ANY WAGE FREEZE   ‘lewis Urges: Cellective Bargaining, T-H Repeal

Oliphant, Former Chief Revenue Counsel, Cancels  Apnvnearance as Witness

CRIME WITNESS GIVEN THREAT   Senate Committee Will Recommend Appropriate Federal Action

STARTING AT TOP  Air Force Enlists Skilled Recruit, 21, as Serqeant

New Series of Possible Taxes Develops In Dispute Over Assembly Deadlock

Aiternate Taxes Discussed As Budget Solution  Legis'ature Recesses Until July 9 With Problem Unsattled

Legisiature...  Ic Pop Tax is Latest Levy To Be Proposed  Tay Paccihilitioc   Tax Possibilities Studied With No  Farly Aareement See

New Series Of Pa. Taxes Speculated   Efforts Being Made “To Break General Assembly Deadlock Qver Tax-Budget

‘Nation’s Northeast Feels Cold And Snow While Most ‘Areas Have Bad Weather

Sleet Storm Holds State in Wintry Grip Driving Conditions Called Hazardous  In Many Sections

Sub-Zero Cold, ~ Snow In Eas!   Caribou, Maine, Has All Time Low Of 32 De areas BRelaw

U.N. Te Bargain for Release Of Prisoners Held by Reds —   Big Disadvantage  Is Not Knowing Number of Captive:

FAVOR EXCHANGE ~ OF WAR CAPTIVES   ALLIES EXPECTED TO BRING UP MATTER AT ARMISTICE CONFERENCE.

South Koreans Demand Unity Or No Truce  Statemant Sun   Statement Supports Peace Rumors But Ire: UN Representatives

Pusan Regime Insists Nation Must Be Unitec   British and U-S. Leaders Ired by ROK Statement

South Korea Says It Will Not Accept Divided Country  Will Fight Alone If Necessary ’Til Reds Are Driven Out

United Korea Is Demanded  By Republic   Pusan Statement S a y s Truce Without It Would Not Be Accepted

Abating Winds Aid In Opening S.D. Highways; Rains Lash Dixie States

INSTITUTE IS OVER   Rural School Teachers Hear Addresses by Edu cators

INSTITUTE IS OVER   MNWAULE A Vib  Rural School Teachers Hear __ Addresses by Edu  cators

Seneca Boy, 13, Victim of Polio   Donald Humes Reported In ‘Fair’ Condition By Attaches of Hospital

Winter Weather Creeps on North   Rain and Snow Fall In Northeast States

CRIMINAL COURT BUSINESS GROWS, AS DOES JUVENILE   123 Cases of Minors Are Listed, January Through  June   27 Plead Guilty to Drunker Driving; Embezzlement, 13 Counts

PARADE CLIMAXES  VFW ENCAMPMENT      Vets Call for Extension of Rent Control

‘Ike’ Wants No Cuts In Aid To Europe   Representative Says General Asks For Continued Help

Truman Sees Good Chanee for Peace   Big War May Be Avoided “If We Get By Present Crisis.” President Savs in Dedicating ( thapel

Have Chance Of Avoiding War 3, Truman Thinks      Says Hope Hinges on Getting Over Present Crisis Successfully

Hope’ That War Can Be Averted, Truman Asserts   Declares Aggression Must Be Restrained, Calls on U.S. te Lead

 Speaks at Dedication of Chapel to Four Chapplins Who Gave Up Lives        Worle Peace

Present Crisis Key To Another War, Truman Tells Crowd At Dedication

Whited In Favor SmokeLaw Test Urges Private Homes Rea Evamnitad One Yan

Would Limit UN Rotation Of Soldiers   Allies Suspect Hidden Pitfalls In New Proposal

U.N. Delegates Study Seeming Concessions In Compromise Offer   Seek “Bugs” In Apparent Backdown From Certain Points In Suspicious Move By Enemy.

U.N. WARY OF RED PROPOSAL FOR ROTATION   Communists Present New Six-Point Compromise Program For Policing Truce,

 U. S. Presses For Admission Of Greece ‘And Turkey Into NATO Organization

To North Atlantic Treaty . Last-Minute Effort Made To Admit Greece, Turkey

Seek To Limit Supreme Court   Attorneys General Draw Up Amendment To Reduce Its Power

‘Riot’ Instigators Forfeit All Rights To Free Speech  Cisne fast arian   Supreme Court Decides Officers Must Try To Keep Order

HT Defends  Korea War  President Says UN  Qo .. 3} Bh. WTO AoaeBMan

Modern Columbus Two Days Early   Descendant of Christopher Makes His Trip By Plane

Federal Reserve Is Firm on Credit   Agrees to Retain Strict Terms for Installment Buying Despite Pleas

Three Divisions Push Reds Back In New Offense   Fighting Increases -. In Tempo All Along. Wide Korean Front.

West Halts Reds Attempt to Break Peace Meeting   Soviets Sought to Invite China to Japanese Settlement

TOAIAKE 81D 10 PROLONG PARLEY   ‘Truman Challenges Moscow To Sign Treaty; Lauds Gen MacArthie

NEST oPiKt SOVIETS TRY TO SEAT CHINA   Acheson and Gromyke Have Shouting Match at First  Qaeeinn nt lan Traaty.

Reject Demand By Gromyko to Invite Red China   Acheson Ruling Upheld by Treaty Delegations, 45-3

Red Chinese Plea Beaten By 45 To 3   Truman Opens Conference With Stinging Barbs Hurled At Soviets

Soviet-Led Bloc Slapped Down Fast in Bid to Ask: Red China to Pact Parlev

West Defeats Soviet China Bid Demands   Gromyko Launches Lengthy Tirade At Business Meet

Await Move Of Either Labor Or Industry.  mmm Cirhkilientian   Wage Stabilization Board Continues To Remain Crippled

Government Ends Its Negotiations For Wage Stabilization Agreement

DISPUTE IS STALEMATED Wage Stabilization Plan Up To Labor Or Industry   ECONOMIC S T A BILIZER

Labor, Industry Must Decide on Wage Controls   Truman Will Not Take Initiative To End Dispute

29 More Cadets ReportedtoBe  Under investigation” at West Point   “Cribbing” Scandal Grows—Some Ousted Grid Players Going to.Other Schools .

Tough Curbs Plea Gets Non-Commital Reply from Solons   Lawmakers Working on Control Program Unimpressed by Bid For Added Public Pressure

Truman Seek Further Power To Curb Prices  Toughest Kind Of Controls Needed To Check Inflation

Congress Cool To President's Control Pleas   Truman Warns That Runaway Inflation What Russia Wants

Congress Cool to Truman’s Plon to Impose ‘Hardest, Toughest Controls’

President Tells Plans To Nation   Asks Stiff Curbs To Halt Inflation; Blasts Lobbyists

‘This Will Hurt Me More Than You,’ Father Says And Lands in Hospital

Pretty Girl Will Share Queen's Crown with Cow At Harvard's Milk Day

U. S. Diplomats Recently Attend Iwo Mectings To Compare Notes On Chances Of War Breaking Out In Near Future   THINK NEITHER RUSSIA OR SATELLITES READY

Battle Halt Due To Mistake, Says General Van Fleet   nee Rt  Analyst Clarifies Rumours On Korean War Air Instead of Ground Fighting Being Used

Rumors Run Faster. Than Facts About Fighting in Korea   By HARRY FERGUSON United ‘Press Foreign  eae gst

Cash Payment Of $120,000 Made by U.S.   Four Men Look Serious As They Cross into Austria

Ambassador Greets Men As $120,000 In Currency Is Paid   Attitude of Americans Is Serious As They Cross Into Austria And Head for Vienna

U.S. Officials Meet Four Crewmen at Border; Interviews on Saturday

FLIERS FINALLY GIVEN FREEDOM BY RED REGIME   Four Were Held More Than Month  On Flimsy Charce

Greenglass To Serve 15 Years  Rosenberg Lawyer Will File Appeals

Forest County Has Close Race   Zuendel, Daubenspeck Win GOP Nomination  For Co. Commissioner

Enemy's Radios Silent on Plan Offeredby U.S.   Allies Win Dominating Heights in Three-Day Battle; Front Is Tense

Chinese_and North Korean  Radios Silent on Sugges tion for Preliminary  Cease-Fire Parley.   FIGHTING TAKES PLACE ON PARTS OF FRONT   U.N. Infantrymen Capture Highest Peak in Pyonggang Area After Three Day Rattle.

Allied Troops Waiting With Loaded Guns   Independence Day: Some Fight, Some Die, Most Wait

Reds Silent on Plan To Open Truce Talks  U.N. Troops Wait With Guns in Korea for Communist Answer to Ridqway’s Request

“Some U.S. Troops Fight, Some Die as Independence Day Comes on Korea Front

AUSTIN GIVES OUTLINE OF UJ. §. PROGRAM   Says Policy of America Is to Stand Fast by Principles

Austin Has Four - Point Program   Strategic Plan Avoids Any Land Attack On Chine

Austin Outlmes 4-Point Program To Meet Problen   Nation’s UN Delegate Give: Plan, To Meet Crisis In _ Korea; Rules Out War

Austin Says All-Out War Is Ruled Out   United States Delegate Gives New 4-Point Program

Austin Offers Crisis Program   Rules Out Direct War on Chinese Mainland

TWO PLANES MISSING; 28 MEN ABOARD   U. S. Cargo Plang From Africa Missing in France; B-29 Is Overdue at Bermuda.

Two Planes, Crews Vanish   Total of 28 Missing With Craft Somewhere At Sea  BULLETIN

Put Your Dreams.Down.on. Paper and Maybe Then They Will Come True — It’s Idea

Road Crews Fight Drifts to Keep  lowa Roads Open  Whistling Winds Add to Misery of  LA? nt © it masse

Murphy May Say ‘No’ on Cleanup Job   Rejection Rumor Not Denied by —  Truman: lodaa

Ohio Power Strike Talks Break Down:   Meetings Ended as Union Chief Leaves

Last Chance for Many Tomorrow, So Social Security Office for Area- Will Remain Onen

Deadline Tomorrow  On Social Security  Office To Remain Open   Office To Remain Open On Saturday For Late Applicants

The full text of Ex. Gov. Thurmond's- address will be in this paper Monday.

The full text of Ex. Gov. Thurmond's address will be printed in this paper Monday.  —

What About “Radiation. Sickness"?  VOMITING AND DIARRHEA ARE THE Feet? CIGN* OF RADIATION SICKNESS

What About ‘Radiation Sickness’’?  VOMITING AND DIARRHEA ARE THE FIRST SIGNS OF RADIATION SICKNESS

CHIANG CLAIMS REDS EXECUTED MANY ‘MILLIONS   Spokesman Declares At UN Meeting Toll Reaches 15 Million

Fixed Bayonets Used In Action By Allied Units   Heavy Censorship Shields Progress Of Latest Drive

Chinese Lose Bid To Take Hill Position   Some Allied ‘Drives On East Central Sector Meet No Opposition

Greeks Use Bavonets to  Repel Reds  Censor Shields Allied Advance

Other Allied Forces Rolling Toward 38th   Heavy Censorship Shields Progress of UN Advance

Greek Troops Repulse Red  Banzai Tries   Allies Within 15 Miles Of 38th

Army Censors Slap Blackout On Front News   MacArthur Reports Drive Is ‘Going Well’ After Visit to Front

Other Allied Forces Roll North Against Light Resistance; Banzi Charges Fail

Greek Troops Wield Bayonets To Repel Chinese Banzai Jab   Heavy Censorship Imposed By MacArthur's HQ Blankets Developments Just South Of 38th Parallel: Big Fight Said Buildina

Censorship Is Clamped on News of Korea  frm . gm   Greeks Slaughter Chinese With Bayonet Charge; 220 Reds Die in Banzai Attack

Other U.N. Forces Roll Northward   Heavy Censorship Shields Progress Of Allied Advance

Greeks Use Bayonets To Repel Reds   Allies Draw Nearer 38th Parallel as Security Blackout Falls.

Greek Troops  Repulse Reds’ Banzai Atfacks  Heavy Censorship Shields Progress Of New Advance Nearina ‘’38th’

Greeks Repulse Chinese Reds’ Banzai Attacks  Eighth Army: Reports 4,650 Commies -Casualties in ni Dey

Allies Repulse Banzai Attacks With Bayonets   Greeks Stop Enemy as Other U.N. Units Advance

Banzai Attack Thrown Back _ By Greek Unit   Resistance Encountered By West and East Flanks Called Lighg

Allied Drive Rolls Toward 38th Parallel   Greek Bayonets Turn Back Fierce Red Banzai Attacks

Greek Force Routs Enemy Push, Other Drives Made  Censorship Darkens   Censorship Darkens Activity On Front As Security Means

Greeks Repulse Chinese Reds Banzai Attacks  Eighth Army Reports 4,650 Commies  fCreenmibiae in 1 Raw

Censor News as UN Offensive  Hammers on   (15 Miles From the 38th Parallel Now; See Good Position for Bargain

Allies 15 Miles From 38th: Censorship Clamped On   Banzai Attacks At One Point All the Foe Is Able to Muster on the Entire Line

NEW SECURITY AULES otT UF ON WAR FRON   MacArthur Visits Lines and Reports Allied Drive “Going Well.”

Naked Steel Halts Three Suicidal Jabs   Enemy Offers Light Resistance in All Other Korea Sectors  Re BORER T KTINSON

Flood Situation In Brownwood Starts Easing   300 Persons Evacuated When Lake, Streams Break Over Banks

Brownwood Flood Dangers Easing   Rain Pours Througt Roofs at Coleman

Toledoan Charges Daughter Abducted  Greek Authorities Check Monasteries

Inside Today   Greeks Hunt for U.S. Beauty Reported Lured to Monastery

 New Mexico Farmers, Ranchers Turn To Rainmakers ‘With $175.000 In Contracts For‘ Battle Against Drought

British Ships Move to Iran  New Rioting Reported In Abadan Oil Field

Wilson Confident U.S. Can Win Any Arms Marathon  Program Will Reach   Program Will Reach Peak Year After Next

Wilson Sees America Able to Continue Keeping Up Military Power for Century

Radio Programs Termed Lotteries   Give Away Shows Hit by Wisconsin Officia

Police Retake Noted Woman Slayer   Winnie Ruth Judd Recaptured After Fourth Escape

TIGER WOMAN CAPTURED AFTER ASYLUM BREAK   Winnie Ruth Judd, Slayer of Two, Free Less Than 24 Hours.

Tiger Gal Meek as — A Kitten   Winnie Ruth Judd Recaptured Easily,   Raturned) tea Aavian

 MRS. JUDD IS CAUGHT 4th Escape From Asylum Gave Hei One Day of Freedom

TigerW oman  Back in Cell   Winnie Ruth —— Meek As Kitten on Capture Following Escape

Winnie Ruth Judd Is Recaptured; Réturns To State Hospital Meekly

ESCAPED TIGER WOMAN CAUGHT   Winnie Ruth Judd’ Recaptured After’. Her Fourth Bréak -From.-Atizona Insane. ‘Asylum.:

Escaped Trunk Slayer Found Near Asylum   Winnie Ruth Judd Surrenders Meekly —Ty-Police Officerc

BACK TO HOSPITAL   Winnie Rath Judd Picked Up After Reine Free*A Short Time

Trunk fiurderess Back In Hospital   One-Time Tiger Womar Is Found Following 24 Hours of Freedom

Elusive Trunk Murderess In Custody Again   Mes. Ruth Judd Recaptured After Less Than 24 Hours Freedom

TIGER WOMAN CAPTURED AFTER BRIEF FREEDOM   WINNIE RUTH JUDD PLEADS WITH COPS: ‘TURN ME LOOSE’

Tiger Gal Meek as A Kitten   Winnie Ruth Judd Reeaptured Easily,  Raturned ta Aevinea

Red Accounting Of 1,000 Names ls Demanded  Foundation Compromise rer in   Foundation For — Compromise Seen In Allied Island Offer

Allied Raicers Fiant Battle  Thunderjets Also Hit Reds’ Supply Lines

ALLIED TROOPS RAID RED LINES   FIFTY - MINUTE BATTLE FOUGHT — U. N, PLANES BOMB SUPPLY AREA.

sCOMMUNIST SUPPLIES DESTROYED BY JETS   Allied Raiding Party Fights 58Minute Battle With Reds Near Chorwon

Veep Celebrates 74th Birthday   Autographed Artillery Shell Fired at Reds By U. S. Vice Presiden!

For 74th Bir rthday — Veep Writes His Name On Shell. Fires at Reds

Veep Celebrates Birthday No. 74 Firing Autographed Shell at Reds on Front Line

Snare Snaps Shut on Many In Argentina   Soldiers, Political Leaders Taken In Secret Police Drive

200 Snared in Peren’s Dragnet; Includes All Opposing Pariy Heads

Peron Blames U. §. in Revolt Jails Hundreds   Ex-Envoy Braden Accused of Inciting Abortive Uprising

Argentina Nabs Hundreds After Abortive Revolt   Military and Political Leaders Held; Peron Accuses U. S.

Hundreds of Soldiers and Politcal Leaders Are Arrested in Araentine Police Roundup

Peron Rounds Up Hundreds   Dragnet Snares Argentine Leaders Following Revolt

Senator Reports _ On Terrible  ‘New War Weapons   Billions Added _   To Appropriation :  - For Armed Forces.

$5 Billions Added To USAF Funds To Permit Delivery  Of ‘New, Terrible Weapons’

Unit inereases Warplane Fund By $5 Billions   Non-Alomie Device Called ‘Even More Stariling’ Than Use of Germs

TERRIBLE NEW WAR WEAPONS ARE DEVELOPED   ‘More Startling Than Germ Or Atemic Warfare, Senater Says   $5-BILLION MORE IS GRANTED AIR FORCE

Senate Unit OKs $5 Billion Extra for Air Expansion   ‘Terrible Weapons, More Startling Than Germ Warfare’ Told

SBILLION FOR AIR POWER APPROVED   SENATORS ADD SUM TO BILL  ONE SAYS U. S. HAS “TERRIBLE WEAPONS.”

Fund to Assure Delivery Britain Promised Of New Terrible Weapons Steel from U. 5.

ARNIS FUNDS BILL HIKED $5 BILLIGN   Senate Group ‘Asks Sum fo Planes to Carry New War Weapdns

rive BON More  [Weapons Deadlier Than ‘Atomic Bombs Bared As Aire Power Fund Boosted

Upstate Area Has 39-Below Reading   Tapper Lake Is Coldest Spot, but Others Also Are Frigid

Fighting Ship Pledged Wisconsin Returns to Duty Following Recommissioning

Reds Massing Huge Foree Or  Korean Front   Traop Withitrawal Is Crucial Issue; Parley Resumes Tomorrow *

PEACE-OR-WAR CHOICE LEFT UP TO ENEMY   U. N. Delegates Say There Will Be No “Selling Out” to  Cammunicte

Rains Delay Showdown-REDS HAVE CHOICE OF WAR OR PEACE IN TALK TODAY

UN Will Not Agree To Quit Korea When Talk  Resumes This Evening   Will Risk a Break Rather Than Pull Out In Face Of Reds Massing Strength In Area.

Employes Of Chrysler End Detroit Strike   Hudson Now Only Car Manufacturer With Stovvage

U. S. May Buy War Gods From Europe  P'an Submitted to Ease Strain Of Raecemoament Awmnnae Atitad

Gromyko Drops  Early Demands   Hope Weld for Fruitful Bie Four Meetine

Gromyko Yields On Few Points   Hope Seen For New Progress At Paris Bia Four Meeting

Ailing King “#2 To Take Rest  London Hints Regent May Be Created

Soviets Walk Out, Promptly Return   Gromyko’s Amendments Turned Down; Japan Apologizes for Pearl Harbor

UN Forces Drive Into  Red Lines   Keeping Enemy Off Balance in. Fear Of-Double-Cross.. -

UN Troops Drive To Thwart Red “Double Cross”   Allied Airmen Keep Up Pounding of Enemy Targets in N. Korea

UN Launches Limited Offensive to Keep Reds Off Balance  Advance Mile As Allies Fear Enemy Double-Cross Attack

NO CHEERING CROWD THIS TIME ° Duke’s Arrival Quiet Amid Fears for King

Public Control Of Pay Sought   Sen. Taft Urges Changes Tt. TS Waee Panel

Taft Would Let Public Members Run Wage Board   Fears Present Setup Might Sink Program

Taft Suggests Changing Wage Board Makeup  Senator Calls For Public Members To Be Made Maiority

Taft Suggests Changes in  WSB Makeup   Public Members Could Outvote Labor, Industry

Johnston Joins Plea for Higher Tax Increase   Stabilizer Cites Billion-a-Week Defense Program

Johnston’s Pleals For Higher Tax   Senators Told Boos Needed To Control Inflation

Economic Stabilizer Urges Senators to ‘Approve $10,000,000,000 Tax Increase

Official Tells Senaiors Tax Hike ls “Key’   Economic Director Believes Increase Is Factor in Fight Against Inflation

Head of ESA Cites Impact Of Tax Hike  Increase Holds SF Gee Sewanee: Seas af econ “ee seer   Increase Holds Key to Inflation Battle Outcome

J ohnston Joins In Appeal For Higher Taxes   Action Necessary In War Upon Inflation, Stabilizer Cautions

JOHNSTON IS. IN FAVOR OF HIGHER TAXES   Director Pleads With Senate For ' Additional Boost

Called Blow At Inflation... . Se  Sta bilizer Favors . Increase In Taxes

Tax Hike Factor In Fight Against Inflation-Johnston   Urges Senate Approve $10 Billion Increase Instead of House Bill

Eric Johnston Urges Higher Taxes As Step Toward Halting Inflation

Johnston Pins" Inflation Fight On Tax Bill Bid   Senate Group Urged To Approve Truman $10 Billion Tab

Tax Boost To Help Control Inflation   Eric Johnston Makes Plea For Hike In Levies

Hike In Taxes Declared Best Inflation Curb   Johnston Calls For Ten Billion Boost To Finance Defense

SOLDIER BONUS BILL SNAGGED IN C, 0. DISPUTE   House at Odds; Order Probe of Lobbying of . Welfare Department.

BONUS PLAN SEEMS SNAGGED   Conscientious Objector Issue Has Grown Into Large Question.

Senator Lodge Named Best Dressed Man of Year; MacArthur, Ford Chosen

White Flags Dot Terrain Near Seoul   Allied Troops Drive To Within Five Miles Of Disputed Capital

REDS FAIL TO SCORE HIT  Wonsan Reels Under Heavy Allied Naval Bombardment

Korean Port Of Wonsan Target Of Naval Ships   Heavy Bombardment Of Korean Port By Warships Reported

Semi-Hoax Theory ls Advanced In Investigation of Kidnap Case   WANT FAPLANATION

Ransom Case A Puzzle   Man and Wife He Says Was Kidnaped Vanish; Police Suspect Hoax

FACTS SOUGHT IN MIAMI KIDNAPING   Process Servers Hunt for Gambling Figure

Process Servers Seeking Couple  Rhode Island Pair Disappeered Friday

Miami Court Searches For R. I. Man, Wife, Reportedly Freed For $30,000

Truman Talks Of New Policy Toward France   Extent of Changed Viewpoint Toward Spain Not Explained By President

Military Reasons Causing Some Change in U. S. Attitude Toward Spain, Says President

Attitude on Franco’s Spair Is Changing   Moves to Some Extent Are For Military Reasons

President Backs Spair  Base Deal   Says U.S. Attitude on Franco Changed for Military Reasons

President Announces Change In US Policy Toward Spain   “. tuman' delis Press Conference Reporters He Doesn’t: Know Whether Eisenhower Will Run In 752° Save No New Rad Ramhe

U.S. Shifts Spain Policy, Says Truman  Ike Told Him In 1949 He Would Not Run.

U. S. Changes Its Attitude Towards Spain   Military Reasons Is Truman’s Explanation

Truman Backs Acheson on  Spain Stand   Says US Charges Attitude For Military Reasons— Is Mum on Eisenhower

Leaders See Act Defense For Attacks   Debunks ReportAchesor Conspires Against U.S. At Regular News Parley

Car-Train Crash Fatal to 4. lowans  6 Fatalities in Whittemore Area

Tax-Troubled Manufacturer Got Reliet After Taking Caudle, Oliphant On Trip

Business Man In Tax Trouble Got “Relief” After Florida Fishing Trip With Caudle

TAX MEN TAKEN UN FLORIDA TRIP   PROBERS TOLD HOST, IN TROUBLE OVER RETURNS, OBTAINED “RELIEF,”

Manufacturer's Tax Problems Vanish  After Taking Caudle, Oliphant to Florida

Caudle Host Gets Relief After Jaunt   TaxTrouble Taken Care Of Promptly, Ousted Chief Says

U.S. Attorneys Taken on Trip, Probers Told   Caudle Informs House Group of Activities For Manufacturer

Took Tax Men On Fishing Trip And Troubles Ended:   Caudle Testifies To Other Favors He Got. As US. Agwent

Reports Say Stalin Irked By Defeats   Diplomats Expect No Open Split In Asian Alliance

Mao at Odds With Kremlin, Reports Claim   Swedish Newsman Assert: Chinese Dissatisfied With Russian Helo

Trouble Seen Between Mao. Premier Stalin   Defeats in Korea Believed Crux Of ‘Cooling OFF

Now Plan to  Split Up Bill      Republicans to Oppose Single ° One on Budget

GOP Opposed to One Money Bill  Claim Democratic Support in Action

Claim Support for Committee Fight On U. S. Budget  GOP Members to Oppose ‘Single Packaae’ Bil

Who's ‘Head ot the House’ ? Britain Conducts First Census in 20 Years

State Inquiry Into New York Price Cutting   A Legislative Committee Is Hearing Views of Big, Little Merchants

Ike Flies Home For Conference   General To Visit His Son At Fort Knox Then Confer With Truman Monday

.0.P. HOPING TO GET WORD ON HIS PLANS   Military Subjects Will Be First Item In Truman Report

Canal Bridge Captured in Brief Baffle   Incident Spurs Cairo Demands For War Decree

Dynamite Blast Injures 5 Men  Workers on Power Line Hurt When Jackhammer Hits Ca:

Fight Fire With Halt Of Chicago’s Apparatas In 10 Above Zero Cold

BLOO ARE NEEDED HERE TUESDAY   Urgent Appeal Made For Donations For Troops, Hospitals __

BLOOD DONORS ARE NEEDED HERE TUESDAY   Urgent Appeal Made For Donations For Troops, Hospitals

Some Highways Packed — Snow Moves Out of lowa, Sibley Has 12-Below Mark

Case Against Capone ‘Only The Beginning   Tax Charges Signal Start of Crackdown On Racketeers After Three-Year Probing

Great Offensive  in Preparation   Fedéral Tax Evasion Weapon Will Be Used

Lenten Guide posts  Bob Feller’s Story of Inspiration  —  . ##   Senate May Cite Trio Of Gamblers  Tax Crackdown Beine Planned

U.S. Sets Racketeer Tax Trap   Charges of Evasion Against Capone ‘Only Beginning’ of Action Against Underworld

Racketeer Crackdown  Shaping Up   Filing Of Criminal Charges Against Ralph Capone Is Only A Start:

Racketeers Facing Tax  Crackdown   Charges Against ’ Ralph Capone Callec Only The Beginning

Nationwide Tax Crackdown Upor Racketeers Seen   Ralph Capone Tops Federal List Soon To Face Charges

ACTION PLANNED TO TRAP CHIEFS OF UNDERWORLD   Barrage Of Tax Claims Prepared In Effort To Cripple Activi . ties Of Top Mob ‘. gters, -

TEMPERATURE   Nab Ralph Capone As First On List   Gangster Names Kept Secret In New Federal Campaion

RalphCapone Lndicted For Tax Frauds   Nationwide Crackdown On Racketeers Coming Up

U.S. Launches Tax Crackdown On Racketeers   Ralph Capone First Accused in National Drive

NATIONWIDE TAX DRIVE ON RACKETEERS   Suit Against Ralph ‘Capone Is Only the Beginning,

US. TO PUSH ON RACKETEER TAX EVASIONS   Indictment of Capone Only First of Many More To Come

Nationwide Tax Crackdown Begins With Ralph Capone   Barrage of '. - Claim: With Criminal Charges Attached Now Are in the Making

Tax Crackdown (n Racketeers Is Taking Shape   Criminal Charge Against Capone Is Only Beginning

Tax Crackdown On Racketeers   Others To Follow Ralph Capone Case

Court Action Begins After 3-Year Cheek   Criminal Suit Against Capone First of Series

Tax Drive. Aims At Racketeers  Federal Crackdown Shaping Up Fast

Capone Charged With Tax Evasion In Big Crackdown  Claims Barrage Said Result of 3 Years Of Investigation

© 20 Workers Out Moberly City Employes Strike; ‘Ask ‘Adequate Working Wage’

Lawmakers Test Grass Roots Sentiments On Duff's Civil Defense Statements

Cheek Sentiment On Duff Talk   Says Communities Will Have to Shoulder Load Of Civil Defense

Heater May Have Caused  Plane Crash  YS rc rl lal   Company President Says ‘Only Surmises’  That Could Be Cause

UN Presiden! Meets Malik On Tuesday   Assembly Head Seeks Action Toward Peace

Big Three Message To Reds May Ask Peace Boast Proof   Note Expected To Request Meeting of Big Four Foreign Ministers Mar. 5 in Paris

CALL FOR BIG 4 PARLEY READIED West Tests Red Sincerity For Wanting World Peace

Local Government Will Seek Larger Sales Tax Share   Funds With Which To Reduce Property levies to Be Asked Of Next Lesislature

Dewey Raps Budget Asked By President   Byrd Denounces Domestic Share In New Request

Promises Wat  To Death On Attlee Gov't  Scheduled U. S. Visit Canceled

MacArthur Dispute Echoes in Britain  Churchill Denounces Critics of General

Pen Terms For “Slot’ Owners Now State Law   Lausche Ignores Bill; Vetoes Total Ut 'G Measures; Cuts General Appropriations Over $3 Millions; Turns Down Two Probes

Pledges Fight For Waterway  In Senate Bill   Senater Moody Promises Battle To Put Seaway Measure Into Senate's Foreign Aid Bill

Dallas Phone Workers Are Returning to Jobs, Unhappy Over Heat in Their Offices

REC Accused Of Accepting Big Bribes   Sutton Says Charges Will Be Borne Out of Committee.

Greater Unity. Offered Negroes   Presbyterians To Dissolve Svnod

81st Congress Spent  Gver $110 Billion   Military, Economle Aid to Europe, and Arms for U. 5. Included

81st Congress Most Generous Records Reveal   Over $110,000,000,000 Voted During TwoYear Period.

Sist Congress Winds Up Work As New Congress Takes Over; Spent More Money Than Any In Peacefime

81st Congress Spent Mer Over110,000, 000,000 Dro;   Spends Record Amount for Any Peacetime Session in Last Two Years

Big Shove To Defense Program   8ist Congress Votes .  Every Cent Asked For Arms; Gives President Vast ‘Economic Powers

Legislature Tied Up on Pay Raises   $6 Million Spread Between Senate, House Measures

REDS BUILD UP ASSAULT FORCES   Steady Rains, Boggy Roads Aid Red  Invaders

MILITARY DECISION NEAR? Heavy Rains Aid Enemy In Massing Troops For New Korea Onslaught

BILL FOR LIQUOR FLECTION KILLED   House- Committee Votes Against: Proposal For State Referendum On “All  - Or Nothing" Issue.

Vatican Clarifies Stand— Bishops to Rule Locally On Catholics in Rotary

Refuse For Second Time To tsk Permission For Bonding   iouse Hears Bank  Laws in Detail

Alaska Senate Rejects School Building Issue   Memorial-Still Isn’t Dead After Second Rejection in Senate

Administration. Starts Lining Ur Tax Bill Votes  Vote on Income Levy Delayed Until Next Week hv GOP

Legisiatur  Tax Bill Revived But Not Enough GOP Men for If  Republican Leadership Tries to Muster Votes For Final Passage

Administration Seeking To Convert Enough Insurgents To Assure Tax Bill Passage

STANWYCK DIVORCED: SAYS TAYLOR ASKED IT   J. §. TO RUY MEXICAN REEFE TO GIVE EUROPEANS   FACES LOSS OF MED'CAL LICENSE AND $10,000 FIANIC EQD DEFLISAL TY BDECICTED EAD HRPALTING

PRODUCTION CUT SEEN  Cattle Feeders React To Government Controls

Car-Making May Stop This Week,  Sources Claim   Layoffs May Soon Rise To 600,000 Over The Nation.

New Parleys Under Way in Rail Dispute   Automobile Industry »Faces Shut Down as erika Continues

New Attempt To End Rail Strike Opens   Union Leaders and Railway Officials Begin Conferences On Present Walkout

LIAISON OFFICERS: WILL MEET AGAIN AT PAN MUN JON   Communist Reporters Say  “Some Pragress” Made At Taelaote Toil.

Trace Talks Snageed Over  Neutral Zone   Negotiators Unable To Decide Who Should Fix It

Snag in Truce Talks Negotiations   Conterence Neutral Zone Is Point of Dispute

UN, REDS FAIL TO AGREE ON MEETING SITE   Another Session of Liaison Groups Scheduled Friday,  Qs os be nn cree on CS mera

Neutral Zone ‘Debate Snags Resumption Of Peace Talks   Question Over Arca Of Cease-Fire Keeps Officors-Arguing; Meet At Pan Mun Jom

BRITAIN OPENS HUGE REFINERY TO BUCK IRAN   Attlee Warns Middle East Oil Market ~ May Dwindle

FIRE COMMITTEE IN CHIEFS CASE   Will Start Nothing Until Specific Charges Are ~ Brought Up ©   NEXT MOVE MAYOR'S

Will Start Nothing Until Specific Charges Are Brought Up  NEXT MOVE MAYOR'S

Defer Smarter Students Under New Proposal   Plan Would Permit Further Study, Hershey Savs

ICE ON ROADS. KEPT SCHOOLS: CLOSED TODAY   Skating On Sidewalks Was Popular Sport After “Bia Freeze’

Schools Closed As Buses Unable To Get Through   Cars Skid in Ditches; Kids Find Ice Skating  Possible on Streets —

Many Mentioned— One Announced For Governor Race  Evans May Come x «a a... .§ ®&e. ABS... 8   Evans May Come Out Soon; No Word From Beardsley

'Who Else’ and 'Who?’—~ : Two Questions on Races For lowa Governor Post

Who Else For lowa Governor Is Big Question   Posed By Nicholas’ Entry; For Demos It’s Simply ‘Who?’

RUBBER SUPPLY IS IMPROVED, NPA ANNOUNCES   Comganies’ Demands Te Be Met In Full After  January 1   SYNTHETIC PLANTS IN FULL OPERATION

Belt-Tightening Faced by Britain   Churchill Orders Slash in Imports to Curb Bankruptcy Drift

Britain Cuts Its ‘Imports By Billion   Government Warns Alternative To Prestic Cuts is National Bankruptcy

Britain Takes Cut In Imports To Avoid Ruin   $980.000.000 Reduction In Trade Announced By Conservatives

Detention Home Site  Selected   Berrien Center Plot Chosen — Supervisor

THREAT OF SHOWERS   Forecast Calls for Little Tempera: . ture Change in Kansas

Constructor Takes Over  Officials Move First Dirt In  Hospital Dedication Ceremony

Constructor Takes Over onstructor takes Uver  Officials Move First Dirt In Hospital Dedication Ceremony

REERASE SETUP USHEDFOR MIDDLE EAST   Egypt's Rejection : Is Not Halting Proposed Program

DEFENSE.SETUP PUSHED FOR MIDDLE EAST   Egypt's ‘Rejection  Is Not Halting Proposed Program

Keeles Urges 44-Hour Week  To Committee   Anti-Inflation Measures Are Described as ESA  Discusses Freeze Orders

Some Officials Expect Word By Tomorrow   Battle Over Formula For Controlling Wages Slows Action

Dispute Over Wages Delays Freeze Order   "Hot and Heavy’ Row Reported in Federal Wage Board

Pay Control Plan Debate Hot, Heavy   Eccles Urges Longer Work Week, Wage Ceilings. Few Price Curbs

Disagreement Delays Freeze   Wage Formula Blamed For Holding Up Order

Prices Would Be Pegged At Jan. 2 Levels, Paychecks At Current Rates, But With Leeway For Unions To Do Considerably More Bargaining, Officials State

DISAGREEMENT OVER FORMULA DELAYS ACTION   EXPECT REPORT ON PRICE CEILINGS WITHIN 24 HOURS

Disagreement — Holds Up Wage, Price ‘Freeze  Consumer Price Index Climbs To New All-Time

Dispute Postpones. Wage-Price Freeze Planned for Today   . Disagreemant Is  Over the Formula: Action Is Expected By Officials Friday

Urge For 44. Hour Week  Rollback in the Price of Hides  Made by OPS

WAGE-PRICE LID HELD UP BY DISPUTE   Disagreement Over Wage Control Formula Reported in Hot and Heavy Washington Debate.   FREEZE APPROVED BY HIGH OFFICIALS   Federal Reserve Board Member Eccles Proposes 44-Hour Work Week Without Overtime Pay.

Family Rescued After Blizzard-Stranded Week   Girl Remains in Critical Condition ‘After Wreck Which Took 3 Lives

Eleven Die In B-29 Crash In The Azores   Five Injured In Emergency Landing of Plane

11 Killed, 5 Hurt in Superforiress Crash in Azores   B-29 Cracks Up and Burns Making An Emergency Landing.

B-29 Crashes In Azores’   Eleven .Crewmen Killed-and Five: ~Iniured in. Plane

Underwater Blast Kills 26 Navy Men  In Korean Waters   ‘Tin Can’ Believed Victim Of Floating Red Mine;  Damage Heavy

27 Sailors Killed As Ship Hits Mine   Seven Others Injured By Blast Near Korea

Underwater Blast Kills 26 On Vessel  Communist Mine Rip: U, $, Destroyer InKorean Waters

Destroyer Blast Kills 26 Sailors   Walke Believed To Have Hit Mine  In Korean Waters

Blast Kills 26 On Destroyer  Ship Believed Victim Of Communist Mine

26 American Sailors Die As Underwater Explosion Damages Destroyer Waike

ROAD-RAIL CENTER IS RETAKEN   Allies in Bitter Counterattack Which Is Fought  In Deep Snows

Attack Aimed At Retaking  0  Key Road Hub   Yanks Fight Without Air Support Through Eight Inches of Snow

2nd Division Sloshes Through Snow Towards Vital Center   TRICK UP SLEEVE? UN Strategy May Be To Hit Reds’ Extended Supply Lines

NUMBING CHILL COVERS BIG SECTION OF NATION; SOME GE} HEAVY SNOWS WITH FREEZE

Kane, Pa., Gets 18 Inches, Other Communities About 15   Florida Fruit Crop In Danger As Mercury Slumps To Well Below Freezing; California Also Threatened.

Icey Air Numbs County; More Cold Tonight  Mercury Drops To 183 Pennsylvania Ana Ohia Get Snaw

18 Inches Of Snow Falls In Pennsylvania    Three-Foot Drifts in Part of Cleveland, Rest of City Clear

Florida Reports Season’s Coldest ots Ready - California Growers Get Smudge Pots Ready ‘Storm Oddity In Cleveland

  Heavy Snowfalls And Freezing Weather Hit Wide Eastern Areas Over Weekend

Cold Weather Grips Nation; Mercury Drops   Temperatures Are Below Zero Mark In Some Regions

COLD WEATHER CHILLS NATION   Freezing Temperatures, Heavy Snowiall Hit Wide Areas

CROYDON COUPLE GIVEN  $500 FOR-KINDNESSES   Bristol Testator Left An _ Estate of $9006 to Kin   MANY .OTHER WILLS

CROYDON MAN WILLS $500 TO CROYDON COUPLE   Henry G. Frederick, Bristol Township, Leaves Estate of $9,000

33 U. S. Thunderjets Humble Enemy Air Power in History's ‘Greatest Jet Fight’

Allies Fighting Off End Run Try by Reds   4 MIG’s Shot Down In Greatest Jet Battle of War

Thunderjets Knock Out 4 Red Planes   Allies Thrust Five Miles Beyond Key Highway Huh of Wonitu

ALLIED UNITS BATTLE REDS IN KEY CITY   33 U. S. Thunderjets Score Triumph In Historic Air Tilt

Four MiGs Shot Down With No Loss fo Ours   Wonju Taken Again With Indications Of Permanency

Little Ground Fighting Seen  On Front Lines   No Willingness Shown By Commies To Tangle With Allics Near Wonju

In Limelight   ‘NOT GOOD ENOUGH’ Truman Again Hits Price Control Law

Truman Attacks Congress’ Job On Price Control Legislation   LASHES OUT AT “SPECIAL INTERESTS” WHICH HE SAYS WANT EVERY PENNY OF PROFIT

Truman Will Renew Fight With Congress Nevt Year for Tougher Price Controls

More Controls Are Sought By President   Truman Says Solons Did Not Tighten Anii-Inflation Code

Truman Raps Controls Law   Tools‘Not Good Enough to Curb Inflation, But to Do Best

Control law Blasted by Truman   Not Enough Tools to Halt Inflation, President. Says

Inflation Curb Power Not Enough   Truman Says Job Can't Be Done With Tools Given By Congress

Truman Scores  Price Curb Law  Will Do His Best To   Will Do His Best To Check Inflation He Tells Audience.

Tools Weak. ‘Truman Say: On Inflation  President Honors  Samuel Gompers

Truman Pledges Best Efforts In Inflation Fight   President Says Congress Failed To Pass Curbs

Truman Raps Weal Price Control Law; Will Do His Best   Says ‘Special Interests’’ Gang  lim daw AA manera

Truman Says Price Control Not Good Enough To Do Job   Attacks Provision Which Allows Certain Increases in Ceiling Prices.

REACTIONARY ELEMENTS ARE UNDER ATTACK   Calls On Labor To Boost Wer  Production

Inflation Curbs Not Good Enough, Truman. Declares  But States He Will   But States He Will Do Best That He Can With Tools at Hand

Will Not Control Inflation... .  President Lashes Lax Control Law

MISUSE OF FUNDS DENIED BY IRVING   Truman’s Congress man Indicted by US Jury

Representative Denies Charges  Irving Is Accased of <i-pbpeucing Union Fund:

A Missouri Solon Cited   But Truman's Congress: man Denies Charge of Misuse of Union Funds

Good Afternoon! In Today’s Journal   Nabbed In Crap Game. By Policemer Negro Is Fined 5100 For Possessing Knife

Good Afternoon! In Today‘s Journa      : Game By  _Negro Is Fined 100 For Possessing Knife

Senate Defeats Bill to Abolish Township Rule  Advances Measure To Put Public Jobs

Stage Tussle At Sedate Meeting   Pole and Former US Offi cial In Dispute

Polish Envoy, Berle In Fracas  Scrap To Get Mike At Philadelphia Meetins

Poland's United Nations Delegate Shoved Around By Former Official

18,000 Reds Knocked Out In One Fight   Four-Day Battle On Central Front Destroys Two Divisipns

Seize Port and Key Ridge To Cut off Escape   Two Chinese Divisions Are Wiped Out Witt Loss of 18,000 Men

Reds Fight Bitterly To Delay Allied Push to Close Trap   2 Divisions of Chinese Wiped Out In 4-Day Battle

Alhes Try To Prevent Red Escape   Chinese Lose Two Divisions In Fight On Central Front

18,000 Chinese Lost In Single Four-Day Baffle   Allied Casualties Reported Heavy Northeast Of Inie

ALLIES ATTEMPT TO CLOSE TRAP ON COMMUNISTS   ALLIES WIPE OUT TWO RED DIVISIONS IN 4-DAY BATTLE

ROK Force Sweeps Up Eastern Coast   Reds Fight Bitterly to Slow Allied Advance Over Parallel

Crush New Red Effort To Resist   South Koreans Lead U.N  Drive With 12-Mile Advanra

High Ridge Also Occupied to Seal Escape Route on Central Front. Two Red Divisions Wiped Out.

Trap lightened By Allied Drive   Offense Carries Across Parallel 38

Capture Port On East Coast Of Red Korea   UN Army On Central Front  Menaces Foe’s Escape Wa  Vy

S. KOREANS TAKE PORT  _ OF KANSONG   ROK Troops Plunge Dozen Miles Up East Coest With Little Copnetign ss te Take Seaport.   CLOSING TRAPON : RETREATING REDS   U. N. Captures Ridge on Escape Route for Thousands; Two Chinese Divisions Wiped Out. ee

South Koreans Seize Coast Port   Reds Stop Retreating After Losing Two Divisions in UN Trap

Roks Stab Deep Into. Red Korea   Seize Kansong,; 26 Miles Beyond 38th, “As Allies Fight ' Bitter Hill Battlas

South Korean Forces Stab Aheac Against Light Opposition; Ridge on Escape Route Taken

South Koreans Seize Kansong In 12-Mile Gain   Reds Fight But Forced To Retreat On Central Front

Seize Port of Kansong$ Other Allied Forces Win Important Ridge  Seek to Trap Reds      Seek to Trap Reds South of Reservoir   U. N. Units On Central Front Advance Despite Bitter Resistance

Reeling Reds Still Offering A Bitter Fight  Is Now 26 Miles eee eee re

ROKsRoll In North Korea   Seize Port 26. Miles North of 38; To Southwest Allies Fight to Close Red Escape Road

ROK Troops Stab Inside North Korea   United Nations Troops Push on To Trap Reds Behind Allied Lines

ROKs Take Coastal City In North Korea   Two Chinese Divisions Have Been. Wiped Out In Four-Day Battle; UN Task Force Slowed Down Near Town of Chinese Dead

South Koreans Stab Forward Dozen Miles On East Coast   Stubborn Fighting All Along Front

TAKE PORT OF KANSONG   ROK Troops Plunge Dozen Miles Up East Coast With Little Opposition to Take Seaport.   CLOSING TRAP ON RETREATING REDS   U. N. Captures Ridge on Escape Route for Thousands; Two Chinese Divisions Wiped Out.

Allies Stab Forward All Along Front   Reds Appear to Be Stiffening Up Ltnes for Stand

Ridge Seized Commanding Escape Route   ROKs Stab Forward 26 Miles North of Border, Seize Town  mn) OAT te MY pPaeapamc

Reds Fight, But Allies, Push Ahead   ROK Forces Now 26 Miles Above 38th Parallel

Chinese Stiffen Resistance, Fail lo Halt Advances  South Korea Units Driving Forward; Enemy Hits Tanks

4-Day Battle Costs Reds 18,000 Men   Communists Halt ~ULN. Tank Force As Advance Slows

South Koreans Gain 12 Miles on East Coast   Seize Port City of Kansong; Other U.N. Forces Control Ridge

Resistance Of Commies ‘Again Broken   South Koreans Make Largest Gain in East

Allied Advance InNorth Korea  Chinese Troops _ gee. @, @i 4668 g++

Allied Push Of 12 Miles Takes Port   Other U.N. Units Bid To Cut Off Foe in  Deacarvair Aran

Allies Override Bitter Chinese Stand in Hills   U. N. Armies Seek to Slam Escape Door Shut on Reds

Two Divisions Of Enemy Wiped Out   U. S. Eighth Army Says Chinese Lost 18,000 Men—Killed, Wounded Or Captured— In Single Four-Day Battle

Other UN Units Drive to Slam Shut Eseape Path of Reds   2 Chinese Divisions Wiped Out in 4-Day Battle, 18,000 Casualties

Britain Ready To Accept Iran Talk Proposal   Cabinct Expected To Agree On Harriman’s Terms For Session

Brifish Cabinet Studying Offer Of Iran On Oil   Harriman Expected Back In Tehran’ Todav Or Tuesday —

PowersSeek Bonn Peace Agreement   Terms Agreed Upon by Big Three Last Night For German Negotiation

Set Negotiations With Bonn Chiefs   Western Occupation Powers To Aim For ‘German Peace Terms

Big Three Agree On Principal Terms For German Pact   High Commissioners To Leave Immediately For Final Negotiations With Adenaver; NATO Meeting To Open In Ottawa.

Big Three, West Germany Peace Talks Planned  Ministers Agree On Principal Terms Of Partnership Deal.

Big 3 Plans © Treaty With  Bonn Regime   Speedy Acceptance Of Peace Contract  By West Reich Seen

Big Three Ready for Talks  On German ‘Peace Contract Foreign Ministers Favor Partnership  a Paaokeastne Aawaminmsnt BB. A ewasseiane

AGREE ON PEACE CONTRACT TERMS   Bonn Negotiations May Start Within a Week

Ministers  Agree Upon  Main Terms   L.S., British, French Aids Will Leave For Bonn This Week End

Big 3 Agree On Terms For Program   ‘Peace Contract’ For West Germany Is Expected To  Be Given Approval

‘Big Three Form. Peace Contract’ For West Germany  Foreign Ministers _Near Adiournme:

Peace Pact Sought With  BonnRulers   Big Three Might Open Conferences in Week With West Germany for ‘Contract’  Will Go to Ottawa  Washington Conferces  amet ea es A abiucctin   Washington Conferces to Discuss Atlante Pact Affairs

DIPLOMATS PUT THEIR APPROVAL ON MAIN TERMS   Partnership Deal Wil! Now Germans Te Contribute Forces To European Defense Lineup. !

US. ‘Winning War Stalemate  Destruction of Reds Is Military Profit

Top U. S. Commanders Say Chinese Communists Losina Korea Stalemate

Servicemen’s Addresses   Pyt. Alvin H. Sohl A F 17326003 Fit. 11i1 — 3740 BM TG  Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas. _   Sioux. Center Legion Chorus Concert On April 8th and 9th

Tax Billto Yield Over S5 Billion   Senate Finance Committee Reports Estimates as Solons Prepare Debate On New Mescnre

Group Slates Tax Inerease  Of 51, Billion   Total Just Under George’s Estimate   13 Believe Limit Reached: Humphrey Says Fight For Boost Due #

Estimate on Yield of New  Tax Measure   Senate Group is Expectant it Will be $5,506,000,000

STOP CULTURAL U.S. ACTIVITIES IN RED HUNGARY   DEVELOPMENT COMES AS AN OUTGOWTH OF ARCHBISHOP TRIAL

U. §. Will Curb Work In Hungary   Three Officials Are Ordered Out

'U.S. Is Closing Down All Its Cultural Activities — in Communist Hungary

U. S. Halts Activities  In Hungary   American Move ¥s Ar Outgrowth Of The Trial Of Catholic Archbishop

To Close Cultural Offices’  U.S. Agrees To Latest Demand By Hungarian:

U.S. To Close Cultural Units In Hungary   Decision Latest Incident In Row Over Trial Of Archbishop

U.S. Will Cease  Cultural Units in  Hungary's Capital Yields to Demand  By Reds, Attacks Archbishop Case

But Final OK. Waits  Tax Review   5.3 To 9.7 Figure Wil Pineh Schools

TENTATIVE TAX SPLIT LEAVES COUNTY SHORT   Schools And Townships To Get 9.7 Of 15 Mill  Tax

ATOMIC PLANES 'ARE ENVISIONE! ) WITHIN DECADE   “Whole Family” Of AWeapons Already Affect ing Pentagon Planning   STATEMENT ISSUED BY AEC OFFICIAL

AEC Chairman Predicts Beginning Of Atamic Air Farce Within Next Decade

Atom Air * Fore Within Decade   Says Development of New Weapons Will Change War Plannine

Nation's Atomic Expert Predicts Atomic-Powered Air Force in Decade

Dean Predicts Atomic Planes Within Decade   A-Power Air Force To Be Reality, Says Chairman at Hearing

Atomic Air Force ‘Within’ Ten Years Predicted By Dean   Pentagon Is Undertaking Other Modern Weapons, AEC Chief Says

Atomie Chief Gives More Details on. A-Weapons  Atomic-Powered Air Force Seen   Atomic-Powered Air Force Seen Within Decade By Gordon Dean

‘ e.-n, ‘ ane  Babson’s Authentic Statement Caution in Buying Stocks Will rom Avoid Grief Later “ CO  -

Heavy Toll From Severe Weather  At Least 136 Lives Lost; Spectacular

Iwo District Boys Home; Gir Still Missing   Police At Canton Are Searching For Mt. Pleasant Man

America Rededicates Itself to Independence  At Stirring Ceremonies in Philadelphia

Nation Marks 175th Birth of Independence  Dramatic Pageant, Speeches, Marching BhAaw AAneh, Bamrsvdlhe

America Re-declares Independence   Dramatic 175th Birth. day Pageant Given in Philadelphia.

America Redeclares Freedom In Dramatic Birthday Pageant At Historic Independence Hall

tollbuck Appe ‘als  spur ned   committees Approve Watered-Down Bills: DiSalle Power Cut

DiSalle Plea Turned Down By Lawmakers      Wage-Price Increase Warning Ignored By Congress

STATE DECIDES NOT To REVEAL NAMES IN PROBE OF BROOKLYN GAMBIIAIC

Crammed Full of Legal Dynamite Testimony by Gross To Become Open Book

Some Teachers Told to Return   Two Districts Receive Funds For Back Salaries Others Join Walkout

Sen. Lodge Will Oppose Cutin Europe Arms Aid    Declares Full Amount Needed; “Will Save Untold Amante jn Dallare Bland"

Santa Claus Is Making Some Pre-Christmas Visits Before Little Lives Are Snuffed Out

vanta’s Getting Busy INow  Christmas Comes Early For Kiddies ‘Who'll Never Live To See Another

Truman Urged To Give Truth About Korean War   Rep. Short Says President Should Quit Castigating Press And Give True Facts

Seek End To Secrecy  About War   Missouri Republican Aske Truman to ‘Come Clean’ - With American People

REP. SHORT ASKS TRUTH ABOUT WAR   CALLS ON TRUMAN TO TELL  WHOLE STORY OF WHAT  IS HAPPENING.  

Rep. Short Tells Truman  To ‘Come Clean’ on. Wat  GOP House Leader Raps President For ‘Castigating’ Correspondents

Representative Asks Administration To “Come Clean” on Korea Doings Instead of “Castigating” Newsmen

Hurley Charges Deliberate. Effort To Disparage Him   Makes Accusation Against State Dept. At Senate Injuiry

Hurley Says State Departmen Attempted To ‘Disparage Me’   Senator Wiley Questions Hiss’ Action at Yalta

Talks of Hiss As Witness on Yalta Decisions  Hurley Urged to Talk of Future Inetand of Pact

Yalta Agreement Hit by Hurley   Alger Hiss Blamed By Implications

‘Centers In Iranian Oil Crisis   Hurley Continues Yalta Discussion

Former Oklahoman Charges —  State Department Attempted To” Disparage” Him in Paper

Hurley Charges White Paper’ Disparaged Him   Witness Returns To Yalta Talks For Second Day

Ex-Ambassador Knocks ‘White Paper’ on China  Of Alger Hiss’ Part  In Yalta Conference

Alger Hiss Sugeested  As Witness   Senator Would Like Te Know What He Says On Yalta Parley

Hurley Accuses State Department Of An Atfempt To Disparage Him   Cites Omission From ‘White Paper’ On China Of Laudatory Statements

General Hurley Accuses State Department of Making Deliberate Attempt to Disparage Him; Much of Todav’s Testimony Concerns Conference at Yalta

WITNESS TELLS OF DIPLOMATIC ENMITY SHOWN   Senator Proposes To Call Alger Hiss To Stand, To Reveal Secrets Of Yalta Con ference.

Hurley Raps ‘Attempts to Disparage Me’   Hits State Department White Paper on China; Flays Secrecy

Gen. Hurley Attacks The ‘White Paper   Says It Was A Deliberate Attemp' To Disparage Him

Hurley Accuses State Department   ‘Yalta Agreement Is Issue At Senate Inquiry

Snarled Appropriations Picture Faces Congress — As New Fiscal: Year Starts

GOVERNMENT BEGINS NEW FISCAL YEAR   Despite Lack of Appropriations, Some Agencies Operate With More Money.

Van Fleet Pays High Tribute To U.N. Units   Chinese Becoming Wary of Massed Allied Artillery

“Great Victory” for UN Troops, Reports General Van Fleet      Says His Men Have Won First Phase of Reds‘ Spring Drive—Contidently Awaits Next Move

BRUNLAIN YWAIN:  Van Fleet Says First Phase Of Reds’ Spring Drive Ends In Victory For UN

Korea Fight U.N. Victory’  General Van Fleet Confident Results Will Remain Same

Want Bugs Taken From Missouri Law On Health Centers   Bond Groups Refuse Poplar Bluff Funds To.Construct ‘Unit

fohneon To Push UMT At  Next Session  Texan To Urge Top Priority For U.S.

COFFEE CUP SLAYER DEAD   Mrs. Irene Huges Hangs Self In Parchman Prison

REGENTS TO MEE]   K. U. Faculty Group Will Attend Conference on Malott Successor

To Clamp Down on Security information                 gM, _ . DREW PEARSON *—= hss, “The WASHINGTON :

Cascio Caught InBirmingham;  Bass’ WifeHeld   Second Texas Badman Found: Another In Critical Condition

Sentence Of lowan Set Aside   Waterloo Woman Refused to Take Oath at Trial

District Judge Acted In Haste, Tribunal Finds   Supreme Court Rules 6 Months Term Too Severe for Offense

HGH COURT'S DECISION FOR BALKY JUROR   Not Given Chance to Purge Herself of Contempt, Verdict Rules.

U.N. Group © Leaves Site Of Conference  No Word Announced Pr... ©&.._I Jew BDacsaweell   No Word Announced On Sudden Reversal Of Armistice Talks

Truman Reviews Production Data   Holds Conferences With Wilson Today  Following Complaint:

TRUMAN TO STUDY ARMS PRODUCTION WITH DEFENSE HEAD   Wilson Flying To.Key West After Senate Unit Reports Dangerous Lag In Program

Truman Reviews War Production Program Today   Wilson Arrives To Help Check Report On Lagging Program

—TO CONFER WITH WILSON— Truman Plans Review  Of U.S. Arms Output

Truman Will Get Review Of Defense   Sets Aside Full Afternoon for Talks With Wilson

Defense Output Review Slated  Mobilizer Wilson Meets With Truman

President To Review Arms Production   To Confer With Wilson on Lag In Defense Work

President Discusses Production   . Mobilization Head — Flies To Key West . Ta Review Picture

Wilson Gives  ‘“Guns’Report   Truman Gets Full Seale Review of Military Production

Truman to Review Military Production   To Check Complaints That It Is Lagging.

‘Lagging’ Charge To Be Discussed   Mobilization Chief Flies ‘to Florida

STALLING CHARGED TO ADMINISTRATION   Senator Brewster Says Leaders Prevent Showdown Vote  On Jessun

Senator Brewster Says Administration Stalling On Philip Jessup Vote

Senate Stalls Jessup Okay   Delay Designed to Permit Reeess? Annointment

JOHN W: JOY HIRED AS ADMINISTRATOR OF NEW HOSPITAL  “UTill Take Un Duties

; WgVVy Sask WIA  ‘Paratroopers Jump At Bragg In Rehearsal For Maneuvers

 6,000 Fit Silk Paratroopers Jump At Bragg  ‘In Rehearsal For Maneuvers

URGES 44-HOUR WEEK AT REGULAR PAY   State OPA Branch To Be Onened Monday

Taft Promotes "Showdown Or Doug's Ouster  Dems Print Reasons   Dems Print Reasons For Dismissal; Hit Political Maneuvers

TAFT TO SEEK SHOWDOWN ON CHINA POLICY   Boyle Has Issued Leaflets Backing Dismissal Order

Taft Leading Drive Against Appeasement   GOP Lawmakers Seek Endorsement of MacArthur Policy

GENERAL DUE FOR ANOTHER NEW YORK PARADE “Anti- Appeasement’ Forces Muster To Boom MacArthur Far East Policy

Price Director DiSalle Draws Boos From Midwest Cattlemen But Stands Pat On Scheduled Price Rollbacks

Controls On Cattle Functioning Well, DiSalle Declares   Director Says No Need For Changes In Rules; Market Shipments Up

DiSalle Says Cattle Controls Satisfactory   Price Administrator Claims Results Exceed Hopes

Cape Patrons Tell of Poor Phone Service   PSC Learns About Complaints During Rate Hearing Here

British Arms To Serve U.N.   Use In Accordance With Acheson Plan

oe Killine  ‘Army I nvestigating g  Of 2 Soldiers By Police Chief

ALLEGED N. Y. BOSS REFUSES ANSWERS AGAIN   Costello Questioned On Possible Link To Politics

Appears af Hearing but Stays Silent   Kefauver Ordered Him To Show Up Under Arrest Threat.

Costello Again Refuses to Talk  Pleads IlIness; Inspector Savs Saratoaa Wide Open

sana A i. cotesanspsiigesunadtoscaieaapeuanl ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Speculators Grabbing At New Mexicc Oil-Gas Lands For 50 Cents Per Acre

Montana Weather Will Be Good For Easter Hats   Montana, National Weathe:

Petain Will End Term in Hospital  President of France   President of France Commutes Sentence

PETAIN ORDERED SENT TO HOSPITAL   Aurisi Commutes Term te Life Confinement on Mainland

Petain Prison Term Softened  Morshal To 8e Moved  Tin AArei miles Eleacetarl

Egypt Alerts Armored Units In Canal Zone   Tension Mounts In Dispute Over British Holdings

Eeypt Alerts Army Units In Dispute   Tension Mounts Over Demand That British Pull Out

Eqypt Alerts Tank Units  Along Suez   Tension High as British Get Orders To Shoot To Kill If Attacked.

London Gives Shoot Orders If Attacked   Egypt to Turn Down New Defense Plan For Canal

Egypt Armored Units Alerted  Tension in Dispute With Britain Grows

Egypt Alerts  Armored Units   Nation May Spurn 4 Powers’ Bid For Alliance

Tension in Suez Grows as Troops Get Alert Signal   Four-Power Invitation Gets Cool Reception from Egypt's Officials

COUNCIL GLTs A-POWER BD TO NEW SETUP   Troops Alerted as Egyptians Discuss Plan to Join Defense Group.

wyuVlt 2 IVT At  Nine Physicians to Occupy - Medical Arts Building by  September ]

UN-Forces Drive  Ahead All Along 125-Mile Front. Reports From Front  ‘Tell Of Reds Giving Up Fight By Scores   Hews From: Fronts.

LIST ARTICLES TAKEN   EE ee ee  K. U. Coeds Report Pos sessions to Police

LIST ARTICLES TAKEN   K. DU. Coeds Report Missing Pos: sessions to Palice

Blacksher, Escaped Convict Hunted In Area, Arrested Near St. Louis

-DISALLE- SAYS -OPS_____ OFFICES TO OPEN IN. ‘arnumnaun AMD ATLANTA

British Soldiers Claimed Missing  Arab Newspapers  Report 12 Lost

Say 30 Killed in Suez Canal Zone   British Deny Figures of Cairo Newspapers.

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Pledse Sunreme Effort To Save World Peace

Churchill Gives His Program To British People   King’s Speech Outline: Action Contemplated; Urges World Peace

3 of Male Choir Shot to Death   Haii of Bullets Ends Practice Session

Mansion To Open Saturday   Janesville Landmark In Which Lincoln Visited To Become A Museum

3 Prisoners Saw Way to Freedom   State Penitentiary Break Occurs During Night’s Inky Blackness

Bed Check Charley Knocked from Sky  Pesky Red Plane Shet Dewn by Stilbwater Man

$10 Millions Pr ‘ogram For Camp Detrick   Army Announces Local Post Will Get Boiler Plant And Laboratory Buildings

Quadruplets  At Pontiac   Two Boys; Two Girls to Mrs. Anne Rosebush Today

"Doing Fine   Two-:Boys and: Two Girls “Born to Wile of Stone. mason: at Pontiac; Mich:

Dad’s Chief Worry—D iapers, Milk Bill Quadruplets, 2 Boys, 2 Girls, Born To Michigan Woman

x¥ *& KE Ke Kr Kr Kr Kr KF KF KF Krystal, Kristen, Kenneth, and Keith—  ‘Oh Boy,’ Says Papa After All Night Wait for Quads; Mama and Babies Doing Fine

QUADRUPLETS BORN TODAY IN PONTIAC, MICH.   Two Boys, Two Girls Are Ex ceptionally Large; Family Doubled.

Pontiac Family Doubled Today  Quadruplets Arrive; Two Bovs. Two Girls

Wife of Stone Mason Bears Quadruplets, 2 Boys, 2 Girls   Father Overjoyed He Has Two Sons

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Norristown Distribution Route Plans To Proceed

SEN. TAFT WO0S RHODE ISLAND GOP DELEGATES FOR ’52   Tells Providence Audience U.S. Has Never Had Such Disastrous Foreign Policy

Refuses to Say That He Won't Be Candidate   Says He'll Talk to Truman Only on Military Matters

Fine Delay: Relieving Margiotti  Democrats Mey Try to Block  Mehsas Amnaintoce   Democrats Moy Try to Block Other Appointees To Cabinet Posts

BRITISH KEEPING UP THEIR GUARD IN CANAL ZONE   Jet Fighters Keep Protective Curtain Over Zone

TAVERNS— Continued on Page Si)   Jury Asks Probe In Traffic Death Of Clinton Boy

18-Year-Old Draft Program Gets Bi- Par ‘tisan Backing From Supporters In Senate

Seek Bi-Partisan Senate Support For Draft at 18   Full Committee Will Consider: Permanent, . Long-Term Bill Tuesday

Bill To Dratt 18-Year-Olds Ready for Vote   Senate Committee To Vote Tuesday; Approval Expected

18-YEAR-OLD DRAFT PROPONENTS SEEK BI-PARTISAN HELP   Armed Force Unit To Act On Measure At Tuesday Session; Nod Seen Certain

New UMST Bill Called As Fair As Possible By Senate Leaders    ADMINISTRATION CHIEFS SEEK ‘BIPARTISAN SUPPORT FOR MEASURE; HEARING FOMORROW

Bipartisan UMST Support Advances  Senators Back Bill For 18-Year Draft

UMST Backers Seek Support Both Parties   Bi-Partisan Backing Is Needed to Put Proposed Training Plan Into Operation. Is Said

DRAFT BILL I5 GIVEN BACKING   Senate Leaders Make New Bid For Bi-Partisan Support   APPROVAL IS LIKELY

Senators Make Bi-Partisan Bid For Draft Law   Bil] Would Require Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Last. Extend Service Period

New Bid Made For Support Of Youthful Draft  Bi-Partisan Backing   Bi-Partisan Backing Of 18-Year Old Call Sought

New Bid Made — To Get Backing For UMT Progran   Subcommittee Chairman Says Plan Is One  for Long Term DPeanaradneaa’

Secret Meeting Is Set Tuesday Okay Of Senate Group On Draft Bill Looms

pce Ol ay be Drafted For Training   Long-Range Plan For Youngsters Back in Senate

Seek Bi-Partisan Backing Of Plan To Draft Boys, 18   New Bid Being Made To Win More Solid Support.

Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds Gains Support   Long- Range Training Program Outlined

Senate Group To Act In Draft Bill Tuesday  19-.Te-25 Would Go Before Those 18 In  Prannavgean Pracram

Sponsors Seek  Two-Party Aid On Draft at 18   Long-Term Training Program Goal Citec By Senate Leade:

Bi-Partisan Backing Sought in Draft Plan   Senate Measure Calls for Inducting All Men Between 19 and 25 Before Taking Any 18-Year Olds for Ne  tion's Armed Service.   COMMITTEE READY TO ACT

WIN ON CHINA TWICE, aLAVS AND GERMANY   Acheson Brands Red China So Low It’s Under Level of Barbarism.

Red China Loses Membership Bid   Western Allies Act to Beat Russian Move To Oust Nationalists in UN

Red China’s Admission Plan Beaten   Three Defeats In Cold War Issues Also Administered

Allies Defeat Russian Attempt to Win Seat in UN for Red China   Re RR. YW SHAKFORD

Nations Score Fourth Defeat Against Russia  Acheson Intervenes To Stop Move to

Soviets Suffer Four Defeats  At UN Meeting   Acheson Hits Red Chinesé as Below Level of. Barhariem

— ASSEMBLE  Red China Admission Ruled Out   SOVIETS LOSE 3 OTHER ISSUES

Red China Is Denied Seat In United Nations   Western Allies Beat Dowa Soviet Attempt Vo Gath Acinission

New Icebreaker Receives Name  Lawmakers Agree On ‘Cloverland Queen’

WARMER OVER KANSAS   Seasonal Temperatures Due to Return to Most of the State

States: Talk.. Mutual” Help From Attack   ‘Governors, Assembled: .at :Chi.eago Conference ‘to’ Work Out Defarise: Planning

Telephone Rate Hike Affirmed, Refund Ordered   10 Cities In State May Appeal Verdict To Supreme Court

Telephone Rate Hike Ils Upheld  Circuit Court Okays Permanent Increase

Proposal Brings Up Segregation   Kerr Asks End To Funds For Schools Abandoning Policy

PAUL ROBESON, JR., DENIED PASSPORT   Son .of Singer “Preventec . From Attending Red '. Youth. Festival

WEEC-IRos b   Talk About Chain Reactions! See What One Senator Started

Started iu 1179  Gaudy RFC Scandal Prize Display of Senator’s Ire

BI Probes Land Deals Near Aiken   Emplove Of AEC Admits Tipping Off Speculator

New York Stocks   St. Francis River at Cardwell Dragged for Missing Doctor

Mobile Boy,8, Shows  Daas Osama sien vde  VWIt wit Taowurw  How To Cut Expenses

U.S. Takes Boy's Advice   ‘Via’ to Be Dropped by Air Mail Rubber Stamps

Post Office Department Adopts MoneySaving Suggestion of 8-Year-Old Boy

‘Country Fair Atmosphere at U.N. Tent City   Press Officers Shout Wares Like Barkers at ‘Peace Camp’

Korean Peace Camp Has Atmosphere Of a Festive September Country Fair

Welfare Council Says Textbook Censors Hinder Battle Against Communism

Climaxes Dubuque Cleanup Campaign  Public Library Books Are Seized in ‘Obscenity’ Row

Unhappy Mexican Cotton Workers Start Trek Back to Their Homeland

Searchers Fail To Find Plane  Reports of Crash Caill Alat Varifiad

FIGHT SHIFT OF LIQUOR AGENTS      ‘Benton Harbor City Dads Ask Swisher, Rutgers Be Kept Here

Conaress Gets pstate of Union Message Today   President Expected To Defend Vigorously His Korean Policy

Truman Asks Support for His Policies ®   Demands Greater and More Abundant Defens Funds and Sacrifices In Imoortant Speech

‘Broke Up My Home,’ Producer Says  Wanger Shoots Agent Of Wife Joan Bennett;  Awaits Arraignment

Agent Shot By Husband Of Actress   Joan Bennett in Denia Of Romance; Wanger: “Home Broken Up.”   (Photo on Page 8.)

e Sen ate Sta s Word Battle Democrat Filibuster  Holds Up Tax Action

Police Hold Walter Wanger :  Joan Bennett Sees Jealous Husband  Shoot Agent Twice

Says ‘Broke Up My Home’ — Wanger Shoots Agent as He Talks to Joan Bennett

Agent Shot By Walt Wanger   Husband of Joan Bennett Says Man “Broke Up Home”

Seek To Return Point 4 Program To State Dept.  Solons Want Aid   Solons Want Aid Plan Permanent; Debate Tomorrow

BID. 10 PROTECT AND BILL MADE   Two Senators Link Together For Move To Give “Point Four” Back To The State Denonrnrtment.

Senators Object To ‘Point. Four’ Of Aid Measure   McMahon, Fulbright Would Make Backward Area Aid Permanent

U.N. Forces Surprise Foe With Assault   Allies Launch Attack In Wonju District To Protect Retreat

Hold Off Reds ‘While 8th Army Tries to Escape   Outmanned UN Forces Knock Foe Off Balance

TAY TO Gn REDD IN TWO ~ WONT ES   Battle Outnumbering Enemy Forces to Delay Their Drives South.

Bang Advancing Reds Near Wonju, Protect Pusan Escape Route   American Army Recovers Some Ground Lost Yesterday As Battle Rages With Unknown Results.

SUD ini HOLDS te 7 CHUNGJU DRIVE   Chinese Massing For Full Scale Pursuit of UN

UN Troops Hit Back At Reds’   Yanks Waging Delaying Battle To Protect Eighth Armv Retreat

Allied Thrust Directed At North Koreans South And Southwest of Wonju   Action Is Taken by 8th Army Command to Protect Escape Route Southeast Toward Old Pusan Beachhead.

Guardians Of Retreat Attack Reds   Seek To Give Buddie: Chance To Escape To Pusan Area.

‘Orders Given To Shoot ‘Anything That Moves’   Effort Made To Prevent Infiltration Of Communists In Civilian Clothes: Chinese Poorly Armed

Spring Weather Goes Berserk   Plane Wreck Blame Laid to Windstorm

Two L.B. Men Saved When Ship Hits Reet   45 Rescued From Luckenbach Vessel Off Isle of Kaua:

kKkKKkKKY FIRST SHIPLOAD OF SOLDIERS ROTATED HOME.LEAVES PUSAN ~

TEXAS BEGINS TO SUFFER IN EARNEST BECAUSE OF DROUTH   15 PERISH AS HEAT HOLDS REIGN

RECORD-BREAKING HEAT WAVE BLAZES AWAY WITH LITTLE OR NO RELIEF; 15 TEXANS DIE

LITTLE SIGN OF RELIEF SEEN  Heat Wave Again Blankets Texas; 15 Are Dead So Far

Traffic Fatalifies Below Estimates 380 Persons Killed Across  Nation Over New Year Holidays

Exhibit Space At a Premium  For 751 Fair   Some Overflow Hall Into Tents Outside, FHA in Usual Space

Exhibit Space At a Premium  For 751 Fair  Some Overflow Hal Into Tents Outside,

But Everyone Agrees _Free, Medical Service: ‘Has Come To Stay - ”

Senate Ballot Set On Sending Wheat To India   Passage Expected As Amendment Approved Tn Wake Of Dispute

Senate’s O.K. Due Today On Grain To India  Amendment Calling   Amendment Calling For Straight Loan Expected To Pass

Senate Vote Set On Grain For India   May Come Toc  ; Bill Before House Sull Awaits Debate

VOTE TODAY INDIAN GRAIN   Passage In Senate Vir tually Assured Af- "ger Debate

NOTICE To All Crescent-News Subscribers New Schedule of Subscription Rates

To All Crescent-News Subscribers New Schedule of Subscription Rates

Arms Freeze AlsoAccepted   Proposal for Observers From Neutral Nations Breaks Conference Deadlock

Agree To Total Freeze Of Arms And That ‘Neutral’ Inspectors Come Behind Iron Curtain To   Enforce It   TRUCE NEGOTIATORS POSE 21 QUESTIONS

Armistice Deadlock Shattered   Neutral Inspectors Proposed By Reds To Enforce Truce

ALLIES STUDY NEW PROPOSAL Or COMMUNISTS   Enemy Wants “Neutral” Inspectors to Come Behind Lines To Enforce Plan.

Offer Is_ Considered By Allies   Could Possibly Stop Rotation Plan Now Used

Accept Inspection Of Arms Behind Their Border line  Dh Pt wnt   Phrase Concessions In Language That May End Rotation

OK Freeze of Arms, Troops   Fropose Neutral Inspection Behind Lines in Big Step Toward Armistice

Arms Inspection By ‘Neutral’ Team Proposed By Reds   Move Seems To Be Major Concession On Part Of Reds; U.N. Negotiators, However, Put Series Of Searching Questions To Reds On:’Who Would Police Truce?

UN Poses 21 Questions fo Clarify Stand   Communist Proposal May End Rotation Of Battleworn Units

Temperatures   Army Rotation Plan Hit By New Concession; U. N. Asks 21 Questions

Break Deadlock in Cease-fire: : Negotiations  UN Seeks To Clarify Concessions before  BArrantina Branacnl

Move Marks First Time Reds Have Accented Principle of Inspection Behind Their Lines:  Will Clarify Proposals in Tonight's Meeting

Reds to Permit Inspection Back Of Battle Lines   Involved Offers May Delay Truce Upset U.S. Plans

Communist Compromise Offer Surprises Allies   Marks First Time..Reds Have Accepted Principie ~ of Arms Inspection. Behind Their Borders; UN ~ Neastiators Seek Clarification:

Enemy Suggests That Observers Be‘Neutral’   Clarification Sought By Allies; Rotation Program Threatened -

Gillette Says Sole Goal Is   lowa’s Senator Denie: President's Charges inspired Inauiry.

Tatf-Ferguson Flection Probe Starts To Senate   Gillette Denies Quiz Linked in Any Way To Truman’s Charaes

Taft To Take Stand In Ohio Ballot Probe   Gillette Denies Move Has Any Connection To °50 Taft Campaign

Truce Talks May Start Again Soon   Ridgway’s Reply To Red Proposal Ie Imminent

U. N. ACCEPTS PROPOSAL TO RENEW TALKS   Delegations May Resume Their Parley Before End of This Week,

Reds Propose Resumption of  Trace Talks.   UN Command Believe: Communists Have Changed Policy

Truce Talks May Start  Again Soon   Ridgway Expected To Accept Reds’  Bid For Renewal

Indicate Gen. Ridgway Will Accept Plea   Reds Propose Talks Without Further Bickering

Quick Acceptance Of Red Proposal Appears Certain.   Truce Delegations May Resume Conferences Before ind Of Week; Violation Bickerine Is Dranned

Expect Speedy OK on Offer by Reds To Resume Talks on Cease-Fire Pact

Ridgway Pre pares Re ply To Note From His Foes   Joy Ready To Leave For Advance Base As Optimistic Spirit Follows Delivery Of Message

UN Command Finds Hope In Reds Proposal For Resuming Peace Talks   Speedy Acceptance Of Proposal To Quit Quibbling Over Violations Is Anticipated.

U.N. EXPECTED 10 ACCEPT PROPOSAL TG RESUME TALKS   Negotiators May Take Up Peace Discussions Before End Of Week

Korean Parley  May Start Again  Before Weekend Ridgway Is Expected  a ue Gee Serceereeen Tees   Ridgway Is Expected To Send Acceptance Note at Any Hour

Hopes for Truce Revived; Talks To Be Resumed   Reds Would Drop Bickering Over Violation Claims

Prisoner Silence Said Blackmail  Allies Voice Charge In Truce Talks

Charges Reds With Blackmail On Prisoners   Communists Won't Discuss Exchange Of War Prisoners   For Latest On Mexicoan Missing In Korea, See Page 3

Reports Indicate Allies Abandon Demands For Behind-The-Lines ‘Inspection Check As Talks Drone 01

TRUMAN, CONGRESS LEADERS WEIGH MAC CONTROVERSY  Republicans Press Probe Of Every Aspect Of

Voice Of America Knocked Off Air In Argentina   Officials Resent Views On Press Fight

Administration Leaders Base Fea Of Russia On Military Weakness: Brought Out In Senate Hearings

lowa Traffic Deaths     Military Weokness Dictates Strategy, Administration Says...  West Avoiding Early Showdown With Russia

MacArthur Hearings Show .... Military Weakness Main Reason J.S. Avoids Soviet Challenae

Allied Weakness Delays Showdown  * * * . * * ak * * * *  T orrlove. Saar Sperito oar. ri eend In Cd War With . Russia

Nimitz, 7 Others Quit National Internal Security Committee   \MacArthur Hearings Bring Out Military Weakness  Of Allies as Basis for American Policies in Asta

Reds’ Might Influences  U.S. Policy   M’Arthur Hearings Show Worry About Our Military Weaknes

Pittsburgh Set For Legionnaires   33rd Annual State Convention Opens Tuesday in Steel City

Senate Ducks Final Vote On  Tncome Tax   . Resoltition Adopted ~ To Recess To Dee, 10; House Says ‘No’

Senate Would Adjourn Until Dec. 10   But House Demands Senators Take A Vote On Tax Measure Help Up By Opposition Strength

Adopt Resolution To Recess Until Dec, 10, Boil Verbally At Action Taken By House Members   ATTEMPT MADE TO HEAD OFF FEUD

Acheson Says We'd Deal With Peiping   Denies Change In U.S. Policy Toward China

Acheson Supposes Negotiations With Reds Necessary to Settle Korean War

 —HOPES FOR PEACE  Acheson Insists Policy on China Hasn’t Changed

Acheson Denies Korean Peace Overtures Made   Secretary Says Rusk Speech Did Not Indicate Any Policy Chanae

Peace Feelers Again Denied  Acheson Expects To Negotiate With Reds

Acheson Says Knows Of No Peace Feelers   Sec. State Thinks We Will Have To Settle With China

What’s On First Here?  Bouncing Barbara Is In Neal’s Arms, Report

IN CASE YOU'RE STILL INTERESTED IN THIS, BARBARA PAYTON MAY MARRY NEAL AFTER ALL

Blow Appears Designed To Retake Wonju   L. N. Forces Run Into Enemy Mortar Fire, ’ Report States; Chinese, Korean Reds Run Down Mountain Roads In ‘Waves’

Fight to Stall Red Push Down Central Korea; Foe Plans Big Offensive in West

Fallen Wonju Appears Goal Of Allied Push   Three Korean Divisions Thrown Back by Force Or Caunterattack

Enemy Tossed Back On Central Front   Allied Counterattack Believed Designed To Recapture Wonju—Ominous Building Of Chinese Red Power Continues __

Furious Blows Gain Three Miles Kor UN Troops   Three North Korean Divisions Takine the Punishment; Chinese Dragging Artillery South of Han River.

COUNTERATTACK IS LAUNCHED T0 RETAKE WONJU   ‘Air Attacks Interfering   With Enemy Supply  Trains   2 LARGE COMMUNIST UNITS PARTLY ARMED

Push Chinese Back 3 Miles Near Wonju   Counter-Attack Seems Aimed at Retaking City

Furious Allied Attacks Repel Communist Forces   North Korean, Chinese Troops Thwarted Near Fallen Transport Center of Wonju On Vital Central Front; Stem Red Tide

Allies Launch Furious Counterblows In Effort To Retake Korean City   Attackers Suffer Only Light Losses In Action To Stem Ever-Increasing Tide Of Enemy Troops Pressing South

Power Buildup Of Reds Said To Be Growing  Red Artillery Seen South Of Seoul; Rla  et vam Air

Reds Build Up For Strongest Possible Attack When Drive Begins; Shooting Star Jet Riasts Red Field Pieces

Allies Gain Three Miles Near Wonju   Red Koreans Bear Weight Of Attack On Central Front

Allies Seek  To Stem Tide Ot Red Push   Chinese Continue Ominous Buildup South of Seoul

Troops Advance Three Miles In Wonju Sector   Reds Are Building Up Forces To Renew Assault Near Seoul

Convention  To Make  Decision Final Action  * Om Walkout . ~ Scheduled Jan 2

Work Stoppage Decision Left  To Convention   Union Members Told To Stay on Job After Contracts End Monday

1952 COURSE TO BE MAPPED AT CONVENTION   Atlantic City Conclave Is Scheduled For  January 3

UNION CONVENTION TO ACT ON WAGE DEMANDS  Steel Strike Is Averted

Final Decision Up To Special Meetina Jan. 3   Murray Telephones Truman Of Union Committee Action

Steel Strike Call Delayed By ClO Union   Stabilization Board Decision Awaited In Crisis

Special Group lo Take Final Action Jan. 3  Truman Has Hopes Walkout Is Averted

STEEL STRIKE - NEXT TUESDAY IS POSTPONEL   Union May Look At Gov ernment Proposal Be fore Calling Walkout ©   FAIRLESS INVITED TO ADDRESS CIO WORKERS

Steel Strike Called Off by Union Leaders  Workers Told to o Stay

STEEL STRIKE SET FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY 1) PUT OFF   Final Decision on Nation Wide Walkout Left to Special Convention of Union January 3.   WHOLE NEW CONTRACT AT STAKE IN DISPUTE   Workers Are Demanding 181. Cent Hourly Wage, Incentive Pay and Other Concessions,

Policy Committee Will Meet Then; USW Had Called Nation-Wide Walkout Tan. 1

Final Decision Up to Convention Called for Jan. 3   Special Session Being Held in Atlantic City: President Had Appealed to Phillip Murray to Prevent Walkout.

Union Chief: Call Off Steel Strike  Request by Truman Wins Delay of Walkout Set Jan. 1

Steel Walkout Set for Jan. 1 Is Called Off  C1O Poli  cy Makers f ‘awn! rs "  . a A\ tak "'y weet > oe   ClO Policy Makers Comply With Truman Work Request

Final Decision. To Be Revealed  At Convention  Workers Will Stay On Jobs After  Y ey ee We TS i i

LR. SELECTS G.0.P. MAYOR   May Be Beginning Of 2 Party System In South

 First Republican Wins Since 1887—  GOP Mayor Is Chosen By Little Rock Voters

GOP Remmel Named Mayor Of Little Rock   ‘Wins By Majority Of Better Than Two To One

2 PLAYMATES THROWN CLEAR IN TRAGEDY   Tons Of Sand Smothe 9-Year-Old Playing In Gravel Pit

Wildcat Rail Tilt Spreading   Passenger, Freight Service Crippled

RAILROAD STRIKE IS SPREADING   freight Embargo is Clamped on at St. Louis and Express Shipments Barred in Northeast.   SOME ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN OUT   Join Switchmen in Walkouts; “Case of Unanimous Illness,’” Says St.   Louis Terminal Official.

Trains Tied Up By Spreading o! Wildcat Strike   Railroaders Out In Wage Dispute; Say They're Sick

At Least 27 Railroads Mit Directly; Tie-up Hitting Switchine Line

Weather at Yuma   Contempt Citation ‘Is Sought Against Railroad Strikers   Switchmen's Walkout Affects Dozen Important Rail Centers In Eastern U.S.

WALKOUT HITS 91 RAILROADS   Six Lines Place. Bans On Freight In Chicago Area.

Wildcat Walkout Of Rail Switchmen Spreads Swiftly  Cripples Freight Traffic at Vital  Datlenannt DAintc

Railroad Strike Spreads   ‘Embargoes Clamped On Freight As More Lines Feel Effect Of Wildcat Walkout

5 Roads Slower  ‘Sick? Switehmen Walk Out, Cripple Chicago Rail Seiiea

Rail Switchmen’s Strike Threatens To Tie-Up Nation   Wildcat Walkout Already Affects 18 Carriers.

12 IMPORTANT CENTERS HIT BY WALKOUTS   Government to Start New Court Proceedings Against Union Switchmen,

‘Sick’ Switchmen Choke Rail Service   Walkout Hits St. Louis, Washington, Peoria, Milwaukee, Buffalo, Portland

Walkout New Threat to U. S. Transportation   ‘Sick’ Trainmen Slow Operations At Freight Hubs

ATTEMPT MADE TO FORCE MEN BACK TO WORK   Wildcat Strike Hits Many Rail Centers; Chiceae Hard Hit

Rail Switchmen’s Walkout Slows, Freight Service  Passenger Train Runs Canceled By Wildcat Strike

Switchmen Strike Threatens Rail  Transportation   Second Wildcat Walkout in Six Weeks Hits 18 Carriers In Eight Key Railroad Cities

‘Dead Freight’ Clogs Chicago, Detroit Yards   Court Action Threatened By Army as W alkout thalts War Goods

Hundreds Of Switchmen  Report ‘Sick’   Nation's Rail Lines Face Disruption By Wildeat Strike

Railway Express Slaps Embargo On Shipments  Strike Has Spread To's Dozen Cities

Embargo Placed On Rail Express  Cargo By Agency Wildcat Move Hits Most U. S. Sections;   Wildcat Move hits Most U. S. Sections; 14 States Directly Curbed Under Ruline

Threaten  Writ In — Rail Strike   Say Unions Ignore Old Work Order

Strike Affects Freight Traffic   Wildcat Walkout by Switchmen Spreads

ILLINOIS CENTRAL  CUTS 4 TRAINS  THRU CENTRALIA SWITCHMEN AT TEN  RAILROAD CENTERS TOO ILL TO WORK

Wildeat Rail Strike Spreads Snarls F reight   Prepare to Seek Contempt Citations in Chicago  As 21 Roads Are Hit

Chicago Yards Tied Up Tight By ‘Second Walkout   Detroit Also “Hit and Strike Spreading to Other Cities

Switching Crew  ft. ~_a r. aa Gh Wainoul Spreaus  lo Major Centers  Federal Officials Launch Contempt Action in Strike

Rail Walkout Hits 8 Cities   18 Carriers Struck By Wildcat Action

Rail Switchmen Cripple Traffic At Vital Points   Unauthorized Strike Directly Affects 2] Railroads

N.Y. C., Pennsy, I. C. Cut Down Service  -ar TREE LECHOOCIRATENR PRESS

Spreading Rail Strike Hampers Fre'ght Shirments   Strike Extends to a Dozen Cities: at Least 27 Lines Affected.

sated bo Into Bayonet Battle  Hand to Hand Fighting On      VIN eaten: osae UI TWAIN  One U. N. Patrol Reported Only Seven Miles South  of   RAILWAY EXPRESS INVOKES EMBARGO   Action Over Wildcat Strike Affects 14 Northeast States

Wildcat Strike Of Switchmen Hits 8 Key Cities  ~ Army Official State: Walkout Threatens  War Shipments

EFFECTS FELT IN LOCAL AREA   Chesapeake & Ohio Clamps Embargo On Freight From Detroit

Switchmen Strike Paralyzes Key U. S. Rail Sites   Embargo on Express Follows Crippling Of Freight Over Much of Nation

Wildcat Walkout Tieing Up Vital War Shioments   8 Cities, 18 Lines Affected; Several Trains Cancelled

Chicago Yard Workers Report ‘Sick’ Rail Work Stoppage Ties Freight Lines

WALKOUT HITS TEN BIG CITIES   U.S. To Bring Contempt Action Against Switchmen’s Union.

Stoppage Threatens To Cripple Freight And Passenger Service Throughout Nation; Second In Six Weeks.

With phe hg i ees Th Ter. : mm Sore Rawk   WALKOUT IS SPREADING   At Least 27 Railroads Hit

Rail Strike Cuts Train Operations  Stoppage Begins   Stoppage Begins In Chicago Yards; Freicht Delayed

Rail Agency Slaps Ban On Freight   Express Shipments Embargoed In Face Of Switchmen’s Tieu]

Switchmen Strike Paralyzes Key  U. S. Rail Sites  Embargo on Exoress Follows Crippling   Embargo on Express Follows Crippling Of Freight Over Much of Nation

Switchmen’s ‘Sick Report’ Sirike Spreads: Freioht Lines Paralyzed

ON ‘SUWON OUTSKIRTS   One U..N. Patrol Reportec Only Syrah Mies South   Action Over Wildcat Strike Affects v4 Northeast States

With Freignt Jamming Ter-' ils; “Sevek floads Slap on Embarcoes   ger Lines Hit

21 Railroads Hit Directly; St. Louis Puts On Embargo   Cargoes ‘Frozen’ on All But Four Lines In Chicago

Railway Yard Strike Spreads to 12: Cities   Wildcat Walkout by Switchmen Hits Crippling Blow to Freight and Express Shipments With Embeargoes Declared: Terminals Jammed

Court Action Against Striking Switchmen Due   Passenger, Mail, Freight Service Being Hampered

Rail Strike Causes Stop Of Express   Embargo Placed In Most Sections Of The Country

Rail Wildcat Blow Cripples, Effects Here   Freight -Embargoes ‘And. Plant Layoffs Enllow’ Watkout

Walkout Spreads To Eight Cities, © Paralyzes Freight   Stoppage Hits 21 Roads Directly, Ties Up Others Indirectly; Six Lines Declare FEmbaroc In Chieaoo

Wildcat Strike Threat to Rail Transportation  To Halt ra iets , Freight Shipments

RAIL WALKOUT 1S CRIPPLING TRAIN SERVICE   Switchmen In Vital RR Hub Striking; Operations Hit

Wildcat Swilchmea’s Walkout Disrupts Railroad Service, Hampers War Fffert

Philadelphia RR Switchmen Strike   Threatens to Bring .. Disruption of Freight Movement in State

Rail Walkout Spreads To 8 Key Cities   18 Carriers Hit By Wildcat: Strike; Freight Hampered

is ITCHMEN REPORT ‘SICK’   Walkout Ties Up Midwest Rail Lines  fj

Key Rail Cities Hit By Strike Of Switchmen  "Penney Cancels Some Trains; Freight Piles Up in Enola Yards

U.S. Freight Traffie Tied Up by Walkout   lanbargoes Ordered  By Many Kev RoadsAt Least 21 Lines in 10 Hubs Direethy Hit

Chicago Rail Strike Spread: Over Nation  Threatens To Hit War Shipments

Strike Cripples Attlee Prepares Train Service to Britons for ~*~ Much of Nation More Austerity

Wildcat Walkout Hampers Railroads   Switchmen’s Strike Affects 10 Big Cities

Lulinski fo Name Union Leaders InContempt Claim  Striking Rail Workers Charged With Ignoring

STRIKE CRIPPLED RAIL SERVICE TO PARTS OF NATION   Switchmen Go Out in Chicage and Detroit—Freight Piles Up, 22 Passenger Trains Canceled.   TIE-UP IS SECOND IN LAST SIX WEEKS   Workers, Who Are Asking Wage Increase, Report They Are Sick or Fail  to Show Up.   BULLETIN

. —~WALKOUT— Tieup Cuts Service Of 18 Carriers  Fear Effect On War Shipments

Wildcat Rail Strike Spreads Cyttehmen Walk Out-ln: lO Bia Cities’

Strike fs Fusi Crippling U. S. Freight Traffic   Twenty-one Lines Now Directly Hit; Thousands of Cars Idle in Bin Cltine

Rail Switchmen s Wildcat Strike Hits 7 Cittes   Second Walkout In 6 Weeks Threatens  Defense Shipments

Freight Piling Up In New Rail Walkout   Switchmen ‘Sick; Indications Seen Chicago, Detroit Strike Mav Snread

Vital Points Hit by Walkout Of Switchmen   Roads Curtailing Freight, Passenger Traffic in Midwest

Strike Halts Rail Freight and Express   Wildcat Walkout Affects 27 Lines, Factories Close .

Salvador Under Emergency Rule   No Accurate Check Made of Casualties

Rush Rescue In Levelled Quake Areas   San Salvador Government Applies Stern Emergency Measure in Disaster Which Took at Least 1,000 Lives.

Lenten  Guideposts   -ersonal Message of Inspiratior and Faith   ) oe SHE EARNS FOR THOSE  meer. we Tee

BAAsl TB Bad baleen ahictoderd _ Father Proves “Try Again’ Adage Complements. Faith

‘Influence’ Pay Reported Taken   New Jersey Congressman Charezes GOP Chief

‘Sitter’ Gags-Unnerved Doctor :   Jokers’ Phone Calle Possible Nath Cause:  $a Wy Ae Dees AF Ce OO

Cause of Covner Death Is Mystery   “Driven: to Distraction,’ Relatives, Police Say

Agreement Reached On Construction  No Strikes For North This Year

Huge Building Season Ahead For Terrifory   Labor, Management Pact Will Insure Construction Boom

Rescue Planes Report No Sign Of Globemaster   More Than Seventy Aircraft and Ships Corb No. Atlantic

Hunt Sped in Atlantic for C-124 Craft   Gen. Cullen on Board Transport May Have Reached Island.

U.S. Plane Lost With 53 Aboard   Big Transport - Vanishes While On Way to Britain

Huge Plane Missing Over  Stormy Ocean   U. S. Air Force Transport Plane, Carrying 52 Persons Disappears in Fog and Rain over Atlantic.

U.S. Transport Disappears, In Rain And Fog   General Aboard; Craft Last Heard 800 Miles Off Coast of reland

Giant Transport With 53 Aboard Lost In Atlantic   Plane En Route To England Vanishes In Fog And Rain

Plane Missing Over Atlantic  — Transport  PORES ogo RE Sf SSS amORe NER

Scan Atlantic West of Ireland   Official Sources Fail to Confirm List of Passengers

Air Force Craft Lost Over Atlantic   Barksdale Field General Paul T. Cullen Is One of Passengers

VANTGHES IN BAD WEATHER OF ATLANTIC   Air Force Plane Passengers Include Brig. Gen. Callan.

Air Force Giant Bound For Eneoland      Vanished in Fog And Rain; General Amone Pz     engers.

Air Force Plane Missing at Sea  Transport With 53 Vanished Over Atlantic

Big Air Transpor' Missing   Brig. Gen. Cullen Among the 53 on (C-124 as Wide  Search is on

Plane Is Lost: At Sea   Air Force Transport With 53 Aboard Fails To Complete Eastward Crossing of Atlantic

U. S. Plane Missing With 53 on Board   Air Force Brig. Gen. Paul T. Cullen Among Passengers Aboard Giant Transport; Plane Vanishes on Flight Over Atlantic to England.

Believe U.S. General Is  A Passenger   ‘Planes Of Three  Nations In Search

Air Force Ship Vanishes Over Atlantic Ocean   Search, Rescue Planes From 3 Nations Scour Wind-Tossed Seas Hunting For Wreckage or Rafts; Was England Bound

Air Transport Missing With 53 Men Aboard   Brig. Gen. Paul Cullen Is - On Globemaster, Last Reported Near Ireland

(Giant Plane Over Ocean When Heard Of At Night   Search Fruitless As Three Nations Send Rescue Craft

Push Search Off Coast Of Ireland   Army Transport Vanishes In Fog, Rain 800 Miles At Sea; Brigadier General Passenger

Brig. Gen. Cullen Said Traveling On AirTransport   Craft Reported On Flight From Limestone, Me.. To Base In Great Britain

Ship Vanishes In Rain, Fog; No Trace Found   Deputy Commander Of Barksdale Field Is Aboard

Searchers Comb Sea  In Vain   Ne Survivors   No Survivors Reported Seen

GIANT PLANE IS . OVERDUE ON AN ATLANTIC HOP   SEARCH PLANES OF _ 3 NATIONS SCOUR ATLANTIC OCEAN

GIANT PLANE LONG OVERDUE FEARED LOST   Second Plane Overdue On  Flight From Iceland —  Lands Safely

Planes From Three Nations Join Hunt Over Windy Waters  Transport Is.Last Heard From tntts Routine Night Check:

Search Planes Comb Atlantic for Los! Air Force Crafi   Brig. Gen. P. T. Cullen Among 53 Persons Aboard Missing C-124 Transport.

Still Hope For General Cullen On Missing Plane   Globemaster With 53 Aboard Vanishes In Rain and Foaq

C-124 Vanishes; In Fog and Rain Over Aflantic °  Was En Route From US ta Ensland --

Big Transport Vanishes Over. Atlantic Ocean  En Route From U. $.   En Route From U. S. To England; Brig. Gen. Cullen Aboard

General May Have Ridden Giant C-124   Air Force Transport Lost In Fog And Rai En Route To England

Huge Air Force C-124 Fails on Hop fo England  le Bed thlecshlac   Craft Disappears In Bad Weather, No Clue to Fate

No Trace Of Craft Found In Atlantic   Searchers From Three Nations Join Hunt; Brig. Gen. Cullen Is Believed Passenger

Transport Lost Over Atlantic   General Cullen  Of Air Force {s One of the 53  Persons Aboard

Big Air Force Plane Missing Over Atlantic   53 Persons Aboard; Enroute From U. S. to Base in Enaland

Air Force Transport ls Missing   Search Spreads Over Atienthe; Gen. Cullen One of Possengers on Big Plone

Many Planes, Ships Search Over Atlantic   U. &. Air Force Globemaster II Disappeared In Storm Friday About 500 Miles West Of Ire. and   SEARCHERS FAIL TO FIND ANY SURVIVORS

Army Officer Among 53 On Large Transport   Last Radio Report Gave Position 800 Miles From Ireland   ‘Missing’ Transport Reaches Araentina

General On Plane Long  Overdue   Air Rescue Parties Search Area Off Treland’s Coast

Giant Transport  Lost in Atlantic  With 53 on Board Brigadier General  Among Passengers On Missing C-124

No Trace of. Plane Found   Ships, Airplanes Comb AtHantic Without Success

Globemaster Feared Down  Near Ireland   Planes Scour Sector In Frovitless Search For Giant Transpert

53 Missing on Flight to England  Plane Had About QR Maure af Fuel   Plane Had About 8 Hours of Fuel At Last Report

Giant Air Force Globemaster Overdue on Flicht Over Ocean   Brigadier General Aboard Missing Cratt; Intensive Search Fails to Reveal Clues _ To Fate of Transport and Those Aboard

Air Forces Globemaster Was En Route to Southern England Base  wit! T.T -«*®  Tr...   Three Nations In Search of Seas   Craft Believed Carrying Brigadier General Last Heard Near Ireland

USAF Transport on Flight to England Is Missing at Sea   Globemaster Ship Vanishes In Rain And Fog Over Ocean

Ocean Scoured for Transport; Hunt Fruitless   Brigadier General One of Passengers on Trip From U.S. to England

PLANE FEARED DOWN IN FOG IN ATLANTIC   Search For Wreckage, Life Rafts In Ocean   Believed Among Passengers On Globemaster Bound For U. S. From England

HOPE IS SLIM FOR THOSE ON MISSING PLANE   Huge Warplane Carrying 53 Believed To Have ‘Crashed In Ocean.

Yanks Vanish Over Atlantic   On Way To Britain; Brig. Gen. Aboard

Air Forces Transport On Trip to Britain   ‘General Cullen Is Thought Passenge1 On Lost Aircraft

Planes Open Hunt West of Ireland   Air Force General Reported Among Military Passengers

AF Skygiant May Be Lost Off Treland   Searchers Scour Sea: General Is Believed Passenger

Transport Plane With 53 Aboard ls Missing In Atlantic Flight   Gen. Paul Cullen Among Passengers On Air Force Ship

Air Force Transport Vanishes Over Ocean   Brig. General Paul T. Cullen Believed On Ship Last Heard From 800 Miles Southwest Of Ireland.

23 Missing  Over Ovean   General Among Yank: On C-124 on Way to England

Giant Transport With 53 Persons Aboard Vanishes   Barksdale General Believed To Have  Been A Passenger

GIANT AIR FORCE TRANSPORT LOST ON OCEAN FLIGHT   Search And Rescue Planes From Three Nations Make Hunt For It In Fog In Atlantic,

Transport Plane With 53 Aboard Missing at Sea  . Big U.S. Craft ~ Last Ronorted

No Reports of Any Survivors Being Spotted   Search Around Crash Area Futile So  Cer Daer were Damned

TOP-RANKING ARMY OFFICER FEARED ON LOST TRANSPORT   Search Ships, Planes Fail To Find Trace Of Huge Craft In Rough Atlantic Seas; Enroute From U.S. To England.

93 Persons Are Aboard Huge Craft   Brig. Gen. Cullen Among Passengers On Globemaster

Plane Missing Over Atlantic Carrying 53   Giant Air Force Craft Vanishes Close To Ireland

PLANE LOST AT SEA WITH 53 ABOARD   Giant U. S. Transport on Flight to England Vanishes in Fog Over Atiantic Ocean.   ’ AMERICAN GENERAL ONE OF PASSENGERS   Planes of Three Nations Search for Survivors; Believe Globemaster Ran Out of Fuel.

Disappears On Flight To England   Brigadier General Believed On Huge C-124 Glebemaster

Brig. Gen. Cullen Aboard C-124 Lost Over Atlantic   Huge Transport Craft Vanishes in Heavy Fog Cff Irish Coast

U.S. Transpor! Plane Missing Over Atlantic   53 Reported Aboard Including General; Search Launched by U. S. and British

Dim Hope For 53 On Large Army Plane   Searchers Ready To Give Up After Scanning Vast Ocean Area With: out Finding Traces.

TRUMAN GIVES NEW HOPE FOR PEACE IN ‘51   Declines To Predic No War; Controls Will Be Total

Control Of Farm Prices Is Desired  We're Not At Wat   We're No? At War But Carrying Out Ohhantion Far UN

Total Pay-Price Control Coming, Truman Warns   President Still Hopeful, but Refuses To Predict 1951 Will Not See Outright War; May Ask Congress Lift Curbs On Control! Over Agricultural Prices

Price, Wage ControlsDue, Truman Says   Refuses To Say General War Will Not Come

Truman Renews Hope For Peace   But Declines to Predict That War Will Not  Come.

Truman Sees Hope For Peace But Hints at Total Controls   May Ask Congress Monday for Power To Put Curbs on Farm Prices: China Bombina Out

NEW HOPE FOR PEACE IN 51   Declines To Predict No War; Controla Will Be Total

Truman Forecasts Total Control Of Prices And Wages As Price Of Rearming

President Voices Fresh Hope Of Peace In 1951 Through Action By U.N.   Hints At Intention To Ask Congress For Further Authority To Control Prices And Waves: Rationine Possible

Truman Tlopes for Peace in,195b. but Won't Predict Thal War Will Not Come

Total Control Of Prices And Pay Predicted   President Holds Qut Hope For World Peate During Year

Truman Still Clings to Peace Hope   Says Rearmament To Bring Curbs On Prices, Waves

TRUMAN PREDICTS CONTROL OF MOST PRICES AND WAGED   Indicates He Will Ask Congress for Authority to Put Ceilings on Farm Products,   YOICES NEW HOPE —— FOR PEACE IN 195!   President Says No Consideration Is Being Given by Officials to Bombing Red China.

Truman Voices Hope for World Peace in 1951   Forecasts Control of Most Prices, Pay as Nation Rearms Itself

Lid on Prices And Pay Hinted By President   Truman Expresses Hope OF Peace, Insists U.S. Is Not at War

FREE TREATMENT FOR DOPE VICTIMS Need of. More. Hospitals for Addicts Held Likely

House Passes Bill fo Lower Home Payments   Measure Relaxing Strit Hous ing Credit Restrictions Sen to White House.

House Sends Housing Bilt fo Truman.   Rider to Defense Measure Provides Easier Credit

Down Payment Rule Relaxed  Housing Credit Plan   Housing Credit Plan Goes to Truman

LOWERS DOWN PAYMENTS OM AVERAGE HOM   Applies to Houses Costing Ur to $12,000; Vets Get Easier Terms.

‘Legislator Says Russia Probably Has Hundred. Atomic Bombs Now Ready   Believes Soviet Planes Would Drop About 70 On Targets In American Cities In Event Of World War OI

As Pravda Sees Tt...  ‘Mac’ Fired for Not Seizing All Kerea, Invading China

Senate Ready For Battle on Aid Measure   Bill Seeking End To Trade with Red Satellites

Senate Fight Seen on Effort  To Stop Aid   Trade With Reds  Factor in Battle Ry ROSE MCKEE

Pair Admit Kidnaping lowan, 74   Man and Woman Admit Taking $394 From Ft. Dodae Mar

Arrest Couple for Kidnaping Ft. Dodae Man   Nabbed at Indianola, Pair. Also Sought for Passing Boqus Checks

Young Married Couple Admits Kidnap-Robbery   Picture on Page Four

KIDNAPERS OF AN JL AT INGIANOL   Pair Also Wanted for Passing 88 Bad Checks in Jowa Towns.

Married Couple Held. for Kidnaping   Adimit Abduction. of Wealthy. lowan

Crime Probers Toldjof Huge Drug Traffic   Large Amounts of  Chinese Reds Dump. Opium) on Market:

Witness Links Gangsters With Narcotics Ring   Internal Revenue Agents To War On Tax Invaders; Arrest 2 Cleveland Gamblers Who Will Test Broadcast Of Testimony

Chinese Dump Opium on Mart Probers Told   Narcotics Chief Says Top U.S. Gangsters Traffic In Dope

TOP GANGSTERS BENEFIT FROM DOPE TRAFFIC   Narcotics Chief Testifies Sefore Crimes Committee

Crime Probers Told of Huge Drug Traffic   Chinese Reds Dump Large Amounts of Opium on Market

No Backing for  Sondergaard Stand   Actress Left High and Dry In Refusal to Talk, by Letter From Actors Guild

Sereen Guild Nol Backing Adress   Actress Wanted Support th Stay Silent Before Howse Committee

Won't Testify, Word of Gale Sondergaard   To Remain Silent At Screen Red Probe: Guild Rejects Plea

Switchmen Back Before Deadline  .. wee   Temporary Wage Boost Granted  By Army Orders

Rail Strike.  Nearly Over By Deadline Set By Army   Industry Still Hit By Walkout-Made Material Shortaze

Rail Men Flock Back But Freight Jam Continues  anv indusctriqn   Many Industrial Workers [dled By Lack of Supplies

All Strikers Back At Work   Industry Is Still Feeling Pinch Of Material Shortage

Rail Service _     Again Normal After Strike   - Switchmen Return to Jobs Ahead of Army’s Deadline; Unions Are Fined by WU. §. Courts

Rail Service Returns To Normal Saturday   Switchmen Back at Work Cancel Layoff Orders in Other Industries

Some Industries Still Feel Pinch Striking Railmen Back to Jobs Before Work or Be Fired Hour

Railroad Men Back on Jobs By Deadline  ‘Wark ar Re Fired’   ‘Work or Be Fired’ Call Cures Illness

Airliner, Navy Plane Collide Off Key. West   Transport Was Carrying 34 Passengers; Two Navy Men’s Bodies Found

Overdue Craft With 34 Aboard Is in Accident?  Recover Nine Bodies Fram Sea bv 7? n. m.

Pan-American Liner Carrying 34 Is Missing   Hundreds of Bathers Near Summer White House View Disaster

Hundreds See Navy Plane Explode Near Commercial Airliner   Both Plunge into Ocean, Nine Bodies Have Been Recovered.

DC-4 Spins Into Ocean Atter Hitfing Trainer   Airliner Stays In Air 50 Seconds After Collision

Navy Plane Hits Liner, Both Crash  34 or More Feared Killed in Mishap

Fatalities in Airlmer And Plane Crash  Nine Bodies Have Been Recovered Near Key West

NAVY PLANE AND GIANT AIRLINER COLLIDE, CRASH   BIG SHIP BELIEVED OVERDUE CRAFT WITH 39 PERSONS ABOARD

Big Airliner, Navy Plane  In Collision Both Hit Water Near key West

PLANES CRASH OFF FLORIDA; SEVERAL DEAD   Airliner, Navy Craft Collide, Fall Into Sea

Airliner And Navy Ship Crash   39 Persons Aboard Plane En Route to Havana From Miami

PLUNGE INTO SEA   Nine Bodies Recovered So Far in Two-Plane Crash  Near Key West

PLUNGE INTO.  INTO SEA   Nine Bodies Recovered & Far in [wo-Plane Crash  Near Key West

Fear 43 Lost As Navy Plane Hits Airliner   Transport On Wady To Cuba; Tragedy Seen By Hundreds

Fea ear Many Dead In Air Tragedy   Airliner and Naval Plane Collide Over Key West Beach

Small Navy Plane Explodes Today Alongside Air Liner and Both Plunge Immediately Into Ocean

Four-engined Sky Liner Hit by Navy Plane   Nine Bodies Found After. Both Ships Plunge Into Ocean

Planes Plunge Into Ocean Off Key West, Fla.   Believe Overdue Airliner Carried 43 to Death in Crash With Navy Plane

Commercial Plane With 39 Aboard Reported Missing After Crash   Bodies of Nine Persons Recovered   2 Sailors Among Dead; Mishap Occurred Near Key West Point

1 Planes Collide Over Key West: Find 9 Bodies   39 Aboard Airliner Reported Missing by Pan-American Line

CRASH INTO OCEAN; FEAR 43 DEATHS   Hundreds of Sunbathers at Key West See Disaster. Nine Bodies Recovered; No Survivors.

Loss of 43 Lives Feared in Collision of Naval Plane  And Airliner Off Florida

Airliner, Navy Plane Crash, Drop Into Sea   Hundreds of Sunbathers Watch As Planes Carry A2 Pearcaons Tin Death

Mercury Climbs Slowly Over State After Sub-Zero Plunge   Motorists Abandon Cars

British Face Rail Strike   Protest Five Percent Wage Increase   Lifts Copper Ban For Water Systems

Lift Copper Ban for Home Piping   Permits Completion of Many Houses Now Building

Bon Lifted On Copper Use In Water Systems   Order Will Affect Equipment In Homes: Other Items Limited

Good Afternoon! In Today’‘s Journal   New Restrictions Hit Other Users NPA Lifting Bans On Copper For Plumbing

Copper Ban Off W ater Systems   Metal Can Be Used For Such After March a

—COMMUNIST S— Threaten To Entrap One U.S. Division  ret = EK tT Ul      Enemy Killed By The Thousands

Reds Advance 20 Miles, Breaking Through at Inje   South Korean Units Fold as Red Tide Gathers Momentum

Enemy Breaks Through Our lines on Two Sectors Today   Communist infantrymen Cut Down B. the Thayeands in Raging Battle

Terrible Toll Taken By U.S. Gun:   Enemy Keeps Coming Even To Mouth Of Allied Guns; Foe Rolls fn Full Fury

Commie Offense Rolling in Full Fury, ls Belief   Slaughter Terrific _ But They Come On Over Piles of Dead

Whole Division Of Americans In Enemy Trap  Red Hordes Advance Despite Big Losses

Spring Push Gains Force As Chinese Fight Madly  Waves Of Infantry   Waves Of Infantry Climb Over Bodies Of Own Dead Men

Crack 2 American Lines; Division Faces Enemy Trap   Red Attack Gains Momentum With Advance of 20 Miles, March Over Bodies of Own Deac

Chinese Suffer Terrific Losses In New Drive   Last Allied Toehold Above 38th Parallel Lost in Great Drive

Red Troops Punch Holes In UN Line   Giant Offensive Gains Momentum On Korean Front

Casualties Jump Another 1,361   \Woman's Heart 'Dies' But She Survives

Massaged the Heart  Woman Is Kept Alive Althougt Heart Stopped for 12 Minutes

Woman Recovers After Heart Stops  Surgeon’s Massage Brings Life Back

Her Heart Stilled for Twelve Minutes Doctor Saves Her Life by Massage

Strong Enough For Trip Across Conti nent:  Woman Lives As Heart Stops 12 Minutes During Surgery

Woman's Heart Stops for 12 Minutes But She’s Still Alive   Massaging Action of Doctor Is Told

Woman’s Heart Stops Twelve Minutes But She Recovers Following an Operation

Hungary Frees Robert Vogeler   Wom Prisoner Turned Over at Border: Tells et Coercion

Vogeler Freed by Hungarians  Held 17 Months, U.S. frae,?  . mt. _.. § WE? .   Held 17 Months, U.S. Citizen Pale and Thir

Vogeler Freed By ‘Hungary; - Is  Taken to Home   Phone Official Speni 17 Months Behind Red Bars As ‘UE. 8. Spw

Vogeler Obtains Release   Seventeen Months in Grim Communist Jail Ended for American Business Man

Hungary Releases Robert Vogeler After Seventeen Months ° Spent in Prison on Spy Charges

Jet Plane Pulls Out of Supersonic Dive, Causes Pressure Block That Rocks Los Angeles District

Blast Caused By Jet Plane  Mystery ‘Explosion’ Puzzles Californians

Anzalone Will Fight Verdict   Lawyer Seeks to Set Aside Jury  Decision Against Valley Racketeer

Attorney Files Motion For Judgment Of Acquittal After Verdict, An Arrest Of Judgment Or A New Trial   FALSELY CLAIMING CITIZENSHIP CHARGE

Price Controls Order Grants Food Shopper Little Relief; Market Costs Still May Rise

US Food Prices Can Still Go Up  Parity Instead Of   Parity Instead Of Freeze Is Ruling Word For Farmers

Parity Rules as ‘Freeze’ Level on Farm Products   Farmers, Others Handling Food, Get Leeway On Controls Order.

ESA Freeze Lets Food Prices Rid On Parity Basis   Exemption Lists On Other Items Announced Rv FSA

Few Tenants Are Hit by  Rent Inereases   Hikes Already Granted Will Have Covered Most Of It, Officials Say

Few Tenants To Be Hit For Full Increase  Increases Already Granted Are to  Be Absorbed

0. R. S. Says Few Tenants Will Be Hit By Ceilings Permitted Under New Act

JUDGE, 73, IS KEY FIGURE IN FINNEGAN CASE   Told Grand Jury Where to Find Goods on Col lector.

Jurist, 73, Key In Finnegan’s Indictment   Ex-Internal Revenue  Collector Not Found  After Jury Reports

Federal Judge Key Figure In Finnegan Case   Former Internal Revenue Colector Is  Indicted

Indict Finnegan On Bribe Charge  U. $. Judge Key Figure In Grand Jury Probe

Judge Is Key To Indictment Of Finnegan   Jurist Wouldnt Take Grand Jury’s ‘No’; Was Former Tax Aaent Himself

Missouri Federal Judge Seen as Key Figure Leading Up to Indictment of Finneaan

Jurist Key Figure In Case Truman’s Friend Finnegan  Is Indicted For Bribery -

INDICT FINNEGAN ON FIVE COUNTS   Internal Revenue Collector Accused Of Accepting Bribes

Aged Jurist Key Figure In  Finnegan Case   fellow Democrat Told Jury to Scratch More On Tax Inquiry

Personal Friend Of Truman.... aS  Former U.S. Tax Official Indicted

Jurist Gets Behind Drive To Smoke Out Finnegan   Judge Moore Prods Grand Jury To Seek Jrregularities In Handling Of Tax Cases

Ex-Collector Was Downfall Of Finnegan   His Indictment Brought About by 73-Year-old Judge

Judge Was Key In Revenue Case Bribe Charges   Intelligence Agent Suspected a ‘Fix’

Six Steel Plants Study CIO Contract Demands  22-P1. Pact Asks Wage Increase: U. S. Steel Parley. Kept Secret

SIX STEEL FIRMS GET ClO DEMANDS   NEGOTIATIONS WITH U.S, STEEL CONTINUES BEHIND CLOSED DOORS

Where To Find It   Murray Hands 22-Point Contract Demand To 6 More Steel Firms

Confederate Vets Look On  Monitor, Merrimae Clash  As Civil War Davs Relive

CON Confederate Veterans Witness Re-enactment Of Civil War Battle

lowa Republicans Pick Dates for 5] Conventions  King Palmer Is eee ee ee   King Palmer Is Named to High State GOP Post

NIN DIE IN TEXAS TRAFFIC MISHAPS   Rain-Slicked Roads Are Blamed For Accidents

NINE PERSONS DIE IN TEXAS TRAFFIC MISHAPS   Rain-Slicked Roads Are Blamed For Accidents

LED TO SAFETY BY NATIVES Local Man Escapes Red Trap in Korea   TEN TRAFFIC DEATHS OPEN TEXAS WEEKEND

It’s a Grim Jig-‘Saw Puzzle  Husband Reported Killed; Benefit Paid: Wife Remarries: He's POW

Government Still Puzzled Over Double-Husband Case   . KILLED BY AUTO

 Wife In Dilemma Sikeston Standard Fits Some Pieces in Puzzling POW Case

 SURM WARNINGS HUISTED . EE EEE ‘Liquor Issue Causes State Uproar

Reprimanded for Warning on Russia   WASHINGTON, May 1 —- «Ph. Rep. Hugh D. Seott Jr, (R-Pa) said today that Lt. Gen, Albert C. Wedemeyer recommended in   {See Story on Page £3)

Guard Agains Subversives Is Tightened  Senator (Creen   Senator Green Announces I[t: Marines on Duty

Big Search Under Way In Channel   U.S. Destroyers Aid in Hunt For 1.4600-Ton Sub

British Sub With 75 Aboard Has Vanished Without Trace   Royal Navy Affray Dives In English Channel And Fails To Surface Again; Planes And Ships Take Up Search.

Sub Missing In Channel:  75 Aboard   Helicopters, Planes, Ships Start Search For British Vessel, Now Lone Overdue

British Sub Vanishes Aifer Channel Dive   US Navy Helps In Air-Sea Hunt

Search Started Today for Missing Vessel  Affray Not Reported   Affray Not Reported After Practice Dive During Patrol

British Sub, 15 Men Disappear  Affra nishes After Engli A bf ome Dive

Craft with 75 Aboard Was In Channel   Faint Hope That  U-Boat Did Not Maat With Michan

Sea-Air Search Pressed; Fear Ship In Trouble   Submarine ‘Affray’ : Overdue To Surface  ' InChannel Maneuvers

“AFTER DIVE: ~"INCHANNE!   Submarine Affray, Ore ed to. Stay Subm WY Hours, Foils ¢  face on'Time.               PLANES AND SHIPS SEARCH BIG ARE      Sub Could Have Traveled 60 Miles. From Stovt Near Isle of Wight; Fear Disaster; 5k

MADE TEST DIVE YESTERDAY IN ENGLISHCHANNEL   VESSEL EQUIPPED WITH SCHNORKEL ANE ESCAPE DEVICES

British ‘Affray’ Goes Down: 75 Men On Board   Ships, Planes Search the English Channel; Lost After a Dive

SHIPS, PLANES THROWN WTO HIRSEA HUNT   Craft Disappears in English Channel Monday on Maneuvers.

SUBMARINE LOST WITH 75 ABOARD      British Vessel Vanishes After Dive Into English Channel—Search For {t Pressed.

British Sub Vanishes — In Channel   Craft With About 75 Men Aboard Fails To Surface at Scheduled Time: Search Area

British Submarine With 75 on Board Is Believed Lost  Craft Disappears On Maneuvers  After Dive

Helicopters, Ships Scour Channel Seas   Schnorkel-Type Affray Fails To Appear After Diving

English Sub With 75 Men Aboard Lost   Navy Divers Flown To’ English Channel To Join Searchers

BRITISH SUB MISSING WITH SEVENTY-FIVE   Sea and Air Search Over Wide Area Of Channel

British Sub Carrying 75 Men is Overdue   Vanishes In The English Channei Without a Trace

75 Men Lost on British Sub   Ships, Planes Join Hunt for Craft — Which. Vanished After Channel Div

British Sub Vanishes With »75 Men Aboard   Search for Craft In Channel After Dive in Maneuvers

British Sub Missing With 75 Men Aboard    Program Starts at 8:30 p. m. Special Stage Settings Readied for Symphony

Air-Sea Teams Begin Hunt in  7o-Mile Area   Schnorkel Apparatus Would Allow Crew to Stay Luderwater for Weeks. Even Months

Sub Missing After Dive    . oa Ss British Are Hunting Along Channel Coast

British Submarine With 75 Aboarc Lost On Dive In English Channel

AFTER DIVE IN CHANNEL   Submarine Affray, Ordered to Stay Submerged 112 Hours, Fails to Surface on Time.   PLANES AND SHIPS SEARCH BIG AREA   Sub Could Have Traveled 60 Miles From Start Near Isle of Wight; Fear Disaster.  i

SHIP MISSING IN ENGLISH CHANNEL   41.M.S. Affray Is Equipped With Safety Devices  “SUBSMASH”   Alerts Rescue Machinery; Two U.S. Destroyers Join In Search

British Sub Is Missing; 75 Aboard   Only Slight Hope Held for Crewmen Aboard Lost Ship

British Sub Lost In English Channel   American Destroyers Join Search for Craft With Complement of 75 Aboard

Planes And Ships Search For Craft   Submarine Goes Down While On Maneuvers And Fails To Surface When Expected, Serious Trouble Is Feared

British Sub Vanishes on Practice Dive   Searchers Eye Sea Area off tele of Wiaht

RE came deta eer ae ee  Craft Fails To Surface  After Dive  Search Begins In ‘English Channel

Is Unheard From After ‘Channel Dive   Was on Maneuvers; Air, Sea Hunt On: ‘o Contact So Far

Deep Mystery Veils Loss In Channel Dive   Two U. S. Destroyers Join Mighty Search For Missing Craft

Craft Vanishes Following Dive On Maneuvers  2 U. S. Destrovers   2 U. S. Destroyers Join Search Fleet Of Ships and Planec

Fear Submarine Lost in Channe!   British Royal Navy Craft With at: Least 75 Men Aboard Vanishes Today Off the laleat Wich

British Navy Submarine {s Long Overdue   American Destroyers Join in Air and Sea Search For: Vanished Craft in Channel

No Trace Seen Jt Affray after Channel Tests   Air-Sea Rescue Underway South of Isle of Wight

British Sub Disappears,  75 on Board   Men Could Stay Alive For Weeks; Search Begun

British ‘Sub’ Has Vanished Affray With 75  Aboard Down in  English Channel!

British Sub Vanishes With 75 Aboard   Underseat Craft Fails To Emerge After Dive In Channel; Search Ie Now Underway

Goes Down In Channel  During Dive   2. U.S. Destroyers Aid Hunt For Affray Schnorkel-Equipped

British Sub Carrying 75 Disappears   Affray Vanishes After Maneuvers Dive in English Channel.

Torrential Rains Add to Floods In Soggy Kansas   Water 10 Feet Deep In Main Street of Town

Evacuation of 10,000 Starts In Topeka   Water 10 Feet Deep In Main Street Of Marion, Kon.

Floods Maroon Hundreds In 6 Kansas Cities   National Guard Patrols Area as Rising Rivers Inundate Main Streets

New Floods Hif Kansas Districts  Torrential Rains Fall, More Due

Pelham Man  Dies of Plane  Crash Injuries   Carl A. Hirsch, 48, Lowell Native, Was in Construction Business

Gen. Hoge Says Enemy Troop Morale Weak   Tells ot Rea Deterioration Despite Increased Fire’ Power’

Resume Truce Talks at Once, Reds Plead   Gen. Hoge Says Morale of Foo Weakening Rapidly

7 INDICTED IN CICERO RIOTS   Deprived Negro Of Constitutional Rights, Grand Jury Declares

Seven Indicted In Cicero Rio!  To. ee   Town Officials Included Tn U.S. Jury Report

Say Truman Had ‘Tip’ Mac to Quit  Report President Beat General to the Punc

Reporter Hears President Beat ‘General To Punch   ® Quotes Source At Pentagon For Tale - Danied At White House

Columnist Says Gen. MacArthur Was About to Resign But President Beat Him to Punch

‘SNOW AND FRIED EGGS  Texas Heat No Joke; No Relief In Sight   St. Louis Appears To Be Out Of Flood Danger

Milwaukee Gives MacArthur Warm Welcome to Old Home   Throngs Roar Greeting on His First Visit In Manv Years: Goes Back to New York

Home City of Milwaukee And Marquette University Honor Gen. MacArthur

MW’ Arthur Gets Great Welcome  In Milwaukee   General in Home City Ist Time in 39 Years: Returns to New York

Milwaukee's Cheers Given Returned Son   Applauding Throngs Hail MacArthur on Route From Chicago And in City Parade

Milwaukee Greets ‘Her “Native Son”    Crowd Protests "‘Statemen That He Will Retire

General Of The Army Passes Old MacArthur Homestead, Now Vacant, MacArthur Square Is Dedicated In His  Honor

\Milwaukee Gives ‘M’Arthur Roaring ‘Six-Hour Welcome   Nearly Million More Greet Him In His Old Home Town

Old Hometown Goes All Gut For WArthur   General Tells Crowd He Did His Best. But It Is New Ended

MILWAUKEE HAILS NPARTHUR RETURA      Home Town Roars Welcome to Hero in Six-Hour Celebration

Milwaukee Gives Mac Big Welcome   General to Parade Again in N, Y. Today; Tennessee Next.

‘NATIVE SON’ GETS DEGREE, TOO _ Milwaukee Roars 6-Hour ' Welcome for MacArthur

Limit Session To Turnpike, Lausche Told   Leaders Advise Against Revision of Highway Laws

Churchill’s Conservatives Win Pledge Of Su pport From Liberal Part y In Commons

Churchill Receives Qualified Support Pledge By Liberals   Davies, Leader Of Liberals, Turns Down Offer Of Government Berth; Anthony Eden Named To Foreign Secretary Post

Davies Rejects Government Job From ‘Winnie’   But Party Will Aid Conservatives; Key Chiefs Named

At Same Time Party Promises Government Support for Measures “Clearly Conceived in Interest of Country”.

But Limit Their Support To Measures Clearly Conceived In The Interest ‘Cf The Country As A Whole

Churchill Wins Full Support o Liberal Party   8 Cabinet Members Are Appointed by New British Leader

Conservatives Win ‘Qualified’ Support Of Liberal Forces   Margin Of 24 Seats Held As Churchill Is Given 6-Vote Pledve

House Holds Up Corporate Net Income Tax Bill   C.1.0. Suspicious Of Action When Personal Levy Passes

Withdrawal Inevitable   Chinese Workers Team Up With Guerrillas, Fight Reds   Millions Take Up Arms to Resist Aggressors

Many Chinese Join Guerrilla Bands To Fight Reds, Escapee Reports

Chinese Labor Leader Tells of Guerrilla Bands   Millions Have Joined Them, Group Is Told

Says Chinese Workers Now Fighting Reds   Labor Leader Escapes Mainland

Escaped Labor Leader Tells. Of Uprisings  Predicts Workers Will Throw Off Communist Yoke

Lifts Invalidation On ClO Union Shops  NLRB Reverses Self _ On Previous Verdict

Opposes Sending Further Ground Troops to Europe   Joins Personally In 'Great Debate’ Of Congressmen

Says Decision May Lead fo Another War   Ex-President Urges Buildup of American, British Naval Power

Hear Views Of Hoover On Troop Issue      Sending More Troops Te Europe Would Be Step Into Unknown Aéserts Former President

State’s First Major Spring Storm Brings Headaches to Highway Department, Smiles to Ranchers   Ry The Associated Press

State’s First Major Spring Storm Brings Headaches to Highway Department, Smiles to Ranchers

Five to 10 Cent Decline in Beef, Veal Prices Expected by Weekend

 Consumer Resistance Strong ~ Housewife Herself May Prove Stabilizer on Meat Prices —

Consumer Resistance Expected To Bring Reduction In Meat Costs _ Hancewives Get Results In Battle On Prices

Stassen Urges _ Europe Army   Douglas Opposes Truman’: Traonn Policies

Trygve Lie Says Balkan Situation Now Is Explosive   UN Secretary - Genera Visits Tito; Sees No Korean Peace

Nation Pays Tribute to Armed Forces   World's Mightiest Aircraft Thunders Over 250 Cities

iCut Ice Cream Cones, Give GIs Beer, Whiskey, Says Marine General

Marine General Says U. S. Fighting Men Need Less Candy, More Pride

SOVIET ANSWER IN   Contents of Notes on Peace Talk Proposal Not Made Public

RUSSIA SENDS REPLY TO WEST COUNTER OFFEF   Britain!  Declines to Make _ Publi Contents of viet Note —

Reds Answer Proposal fo. Hold Comfab   Reply to Western Plan For Big Four Peace Talks Received From Kremlin Officials

Plotters Threaten Gromyko Plan Attributed To Anti-Red  BRuesiumse

Crash Truck In Front of Fast Moving Red Delegates’ Cars   F. B. 1. Warns Police To Increase Guard On Bayshore Hiway

Features for Everphody in the Telegram Toclay   Rescuers Abandon Hope for Boy, 9. Buried in -‘Cave-In: of Sand. Bank

U.S. Asks Help In Branding Red:   UN Should Denouince - Reds As Aggressors

Americans See Move As Only Way To Prevent Surrender To Military Force, Failure Might Lead To Destruction Of United Nations

U.S. Pushes For UN Move   Pressure. Is Applied -To Denounce Chinese

‘FORD AND CHRYSLER INFORM ‘GOVERNMENT OF INTENTION ‘TO INCREASE AUTO PRICES

FORD, CHRYSLER TO BOOST PRICE   GENERAL MOTORS WORKS ON NEW SCHEDULE AND MAY ACT SHORTLY.

Ford, Chrysler Pian Increase In Car Prices   New Lists Filed With OPS On Heels Of Latest Authority

Ford and Chrysler Both File Requests With the 0. P. S. for Increased Prices

OTHERS TO FOLLOW SUIT  Ford, Chrysler Announce Automobile Price Boosts

Pontiac Girl, 12, Shoots Herself  Happy Child’s Suicide Puzzles Family

%6 Billions Hike In Federal Taxes Reported Certain  Senate Approves 11 Per Cent Boost In Personal Levy

Another Tax Increase  Certain in Few Weeks  Third Hike Since Korean War Likely to Be Around Six Billion.

Third Huge Tax Increase Since Start of Korean Shooting Will Go Into Effect on Nov. 1

Senate Passes Measure To Increase Taxes   Third Boost Since Start Of Korean War

Nation's Tax Bill to Jump Nov.1 Under Senate Measure   MARINE CORPS INCREASE RESULTS IN DRAFT BOOST

Senate Acts On Heavy Tax Increase   “Individual Incomes To Be Tapped More; “Excises Are Revised.

Boost in Taxes Now  in Prospec  Ss (OSes: Nene, ASTOR. aS   Action by Senate Virtually Complete

Senate Votes $54 Billion Tax Boost   Approves 3rd Die Into Pockets

Third Boost Since Korea About Assured   House, Senate Conference Will Settle Details

Senate Passes Tax Bill   ‘Third Increase Since Start of Korean War Is Due for Americans Within Few Weele

Huge Tax Boost Assured As Senate Approves Bill   Final Passage By 57-19 Vote; Measure Calls  For $1.75 Billion Less Than Bill From House

Increase to Be Second Largest in US. History   Agreement with House Likely to Put Figure BRround $6.000.000.000

Expect Higher Taxes Shortly   Conferees to Work Out Differences in 5 tq 7 Billion Bill

Senate Votes Tax Increase. Of More Than $5 Billion  Legislation To Bd'2g AG?-VA/~Mate

Senate Approves Third Tax Boost By 57-19 Margin   Americans to Pay at Least $5,450,000,000 More; Figure Is Less Than Truman Asked

Conferees Seek Accord Next Week   Income Levy Rise Will Be LI to 12.5 Per Cent

$5 To $7 Billion Tax Hike Virtually Assured   SENATE BOOSTS INCOME TAXES 11 PERCENT TO BE EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 

Senate Votes $5 Billion Tax Hike: Bill Is Lower Than House Measure

Senate Okays $5.4 Billion In New Taxes  Compromise Next UQay..J- ert r2rs..1..

Tax Boost Slated In Few Weeks   Conferees Will Get Together As Senate Approves Measure

SENATE ADOPTS BILL INCREASING TAX ON INCOMES   Measure Raises Most Individuals’ Tax  Per Cent—Will Go To Joint Conference. _  \

Third Boost Since Korea  War Started  Compromise With House Expected 

$7 Billion  Tax Boost Assured  Senate Completes Its Version of Fat Revenue Bill

Americans Sure They Will Pay $5 Billion More   Senate Measure Carries Less Estimatec Revenue Than House-Approved Bill

Senate Votes 54 Billions  Tax Increase      Bill Approved, 57 to 19; ; Now Goes to Confer. ence With House

Senate Action Assures Third  Big Tax Boost   Conferees to Work Out Differences— Amount is Short of President's Request

Senate Ends Work On New  Tax Increase  Approves Third Tax Boost Since ! Korean Conflict

Third Tax Boost Since War Started Virtually Assured Within Few Weeks

Third Hike For U. Ss, Since War,   Personal incomes Get  11 Par Cent Additional,  Caft an Bink Banas

Personal Income Taxes to Be Increased   Per Cent  November    BELOW HOUSE TOTAL   Will Add From 5!4 to 7 Billion to the Present Tax Load

Senate Finishes Nine Stormy Days Of Bitter Debate  Accord With House RArret Ra Attninad

Officers Arrested   Senators Vote $5,450,000,000 Income Taxe Hike

Senate Bill Goes Through —  Third Tax Boost Since Start of War Now Near

HUGE TAX BILL PASSES SENATE   Five Billion Tax Hike Now Virtually  * Taw

Senate Passes  Revenue Boost Measure, 5/-19  Figure Far Below Budaet Reauest

Senate Version of Bill Passed  Third Tax Hike Since Start Of Korean War Now Assured

APPROVE BILL 31-19 AFTER HOT DEBATE   Hike Of Nearly $54 Billion Virtually Assured  FINAL TOTAL   Certain To Be Considerably Less Than President’s Original Request

Measure Calls For Boost Of. Over 5 Billion   Third Jump. Since Korea War Started Fttactive Soon

Personal Income Taxes to Be Increased  1 Per Cent  November    BELOW HOUSE TOTAL

Senate Vote Makes Tax Boost Sure   Conferees Will Decide Final Increase Amount

Only Handful Members Are ‘On Hand for Brief Session  IBefore Assembly Recesses

State ‘Warathon’ Opeas 10th Moati  Two-Months' Recess _ For General Assembly Is Now in Prospect

Two Believed Drowned In Erie  Woman, Eight Hour: In Lake, Rescued

Idaho to Give  Drivers’ Test   Stricter Law Will Be Effective Aug. 1, Eliminate Few

Compromise On nuge Tax Boost is Being Sought   Conferees Called 3ack Into Session To Debate Measure

New Tax Bill May Be Put Uf By Saturday Urge To Adjourn  Heaviest Pressure ee ae

400 Stations Join In ‘Test Befuddle’  Air Defense Move Scrambles ‘Beams’

 400 Radio Stations Join in Test to Befuddle Foe ‘Approaching U. S. in Pretened Atomic Attack

Radio Stations — Mix Wavelength: to Befuddle Foe   Northeast Group Acts in Co-Operation as  Defense Move

Saratoga Board Ousts Newsmen   Press Quarters Bannec at Ballston Spa; All Teletypes Removed

Se Reg dl   Announces Action’ in’ Return for ‘Variaus’ ” Concessions   SERVED 17 MONTHS ©   1.7.7. Official Tried By Court That Convieted Minelszenty

Claims Settlement Reported Basis for American's Freedom   Telephone Company Official Held 17 Months on Spy Charge; Wife Awaits Return in Vienna

Freedom Won By Prisoner ,   Hungarians Release American Official

Hungary Freeing American Sent Up On Spying Charge   Robert Vogeler Deal Made  In Return for “Just  Claime”

Terms of Deal  Not Announced   Businessman to Be Freed After 17 Months

Vogeler to Be Freed From Jai In Hungary   To Be Pardoned in  Return for Settlement OOF "Vattane Clatme!!

U.S. Hostage To Be Freed  By Hungary   Vogeler’s Release Obtained in Deal

Budapest. Red: Claim Vogeler Will Be Freed    Hungarian Regime Jailed American: ‘As. Spy 17 Months Ago’

Servicemen Await Ways To Get East   Soldiers Find Going Is Rough Deal and Korean Vets Display Irritatian   17 Are Aided   Plane Sent From Coast to Help Those Left by Airline

Exasperating Delays Greet Hundreds Of American Soldiers Trying to Rush Home

GI's on Furlough Sweat Out Lines Caused by Fog, Mixups, Yule Rush

Soldiers Find Going Rough In Rush for Home   Hundreds Forced To Wait On Planes At Many Points,

Reds Slowly Building Up Air Forces   Wide Offensive By UN Forces Chalk Up Gains

Wouldn't Salute Flaa   Principal Absent After Roadblock Of Angry Citizens

Killer Cook Is Captured — Below Border   Mexican. Authorities. . <ippre-hend” Fugitive; - Find: Two Kidnaped Prospectors~- Safe

TWO MISSING PROSPECTORS WITH KILLER   Southwest Badman Captured 600 Miles South of Border.

Mexican Police Arrest Bill Cook Wanted For Eight Murders In U. S.

3 GOP Solons Urge Truce Talks Be Ended Unless Mercv Teams See POW’s

Acheson Says Time Short to Counter Reds  NATO Conference Gets Ike Memo On Defense Neede«

Off-The-Cuff Talk Spurs NATOGroup   12-Nation Parley Moves Rapidly Through Business

New ‘Invasion’ Loomsin Berlin Today:   Young Reds Mass at Three Points ~ Naar Wastern Sector

Police Rushed To Strategie Points In City   14,000 Comuinies Hit WSi Sector Yesterday; Violence Is Feared

Ce  Berlin Police Block Riots By Red Boys   432 Hurt In Fight  In First Invasion   Western Officers At Bor. der Disperse Mob Trying New Violence

Police Foil Young Reds’ Riot Plans   Communist Demonstrations Thwarted b my Action of West Be Anti-Riot Squads.

Police of West Berlin Prevent New Outbreaks   Communist Youth Rally Delegates . Stage Invasion

Iranians Take Over Oil Wells   England Plans Making Appeal To World Court

IRANIAN FLAG HOISTED OVER OIL HOLDINGS   Britain Recalls Peace Mission, Issues Warning

British Reeall Peace Mission. Issue Warning   Premier Claims Full Authority Over Firm: To Keep Oil Flowing

Britain Recalls Peace Mission On lranian Oil  BDeeceataye fhtmee Mall Acs.   Premier Claims Full Aw: thority Over Company's Operations

Iran Issues Orders Setting Up Full Control of Huge Petroleum Firm

IRAN TAKES OVER BRITISH OIL FIRM   OFFICIALS INSTRUCTED TO TAKE FULL AUTHORITY OVER OPERATIONS,

Mediation Effort Spurned by Iran; Britons Recalled   London Warns Lives of British Subjects To Be Protected As Peace Mission Goes Home: Oil Fields Ordered Taken Over

British Mission Is Called Home With Announcement Of Another Appeal To International Court At The Hague

lran Spurns Mediation Bid In Oil Crisis   British Recalls Peace Mission, Will Protect Countrymen

IRAN SPURNS OFFER OF OIL MEDIATION   Orders Full Control of dil  Company; Britain Recalls Mission

lran Takes Over  Full Control of  Rich Oil Fields British Mission  Called Home as Dandiack Halde

Iran Spurns Efforts at Mediation   Britain Appeals to Hague; Will Use Troops If Necessary.

Mediation Offers Spurned By fran  British Peace Delegation   British Peace Delegation Recalled From Country

Chicago Thugs Make Big Haul  Get $50,000-$75,000 At White Sox Park

Burglars Get Over $50.00 At Soy Park   Haul Away Safe Loaded Witt Cash From Concessions Solc at Sundaw’s Doubleheader.

Crisis Grows At lowa Points As Missisippi Rises   Guardsmen On Duty and More May Be Called

Crisis Grows in Several Areas On Mississippi   Guard Units on Emergency Duty; Muscatine Situation Serious

Outbreak of Disease in lfaly Feared   Drowned Cattle and  Horses Burned on Pyres To Prevent Outbreak in Flooded Po River Delta

At Least 12 Hurt As Tornadoes Hit Three-State Area  Damage Runs Heavy, One Illinois Town Is 50 Per Cent Flattenec

Campbell Hill Struck, Town Hall Levelled   High School Building Unroofed, Students Inside Uninjured

Tornadoes Hit Three ‘Midwest States   1 Man Killed, 12 Injured as Twisters Hit Ill.,, Mo., Ind.

Destructive Midwestern Storms Kall One: 12 Hurt: Loss at Gary $100,000

Forty-Fifth Annual Christmas Seal Sale Being Conducted  Sun © 1 inet   Mrs. R. J. Langstaff is County Chairman for The Campaian

lowa Getting Organized For Civil Defense Work   Find Interest Lags in Smaller Towns in State

3,08 Pet, Raise To GE Employes   Agreement. For . 44,000 Workers Reported

Reds Attempt To Wash Out UN. Offensive   Unleash Waters From Huge Reservoir; Allied Troops Unharmed by Flood

Reds Open Floodgates of Hwachon Reservoir In Effort to Cut Main Allied Supply Artery

Reds Open Gates at Reservoir  Allies Move Troop: to High Ground;

Flood Attempt Is Fizzle—No  Danger Seen   UN Simply Moves to Ground Above High Water Mark—Bitter  Fight Centers at Dam

Chinese Attempt To ‘Drown Allies   Open Hwachon Dem Floodgates, But United Rations Forces In No Danger; Fight Slows

Allied Force Moves Above  Stream Level   Enemy Action Could Pave Way Por Attack Along Vital Hinbway

Reds Attempt To Flood Out Allied Force   Floodgates on Big Dam Are Opened But Effort Proves to Be Flop; UN Troops Advance

U.N. SOLDIERS MOVE ABOVE HIGH WATER   Pukhan River Shows Rise Of Only 44 Feet  PURPOSES   May Be To Cut Supply Line - And To Pave Way For - Counter-Offensive

Chinese Create Flood; Allied Troops Eseape   Reservoir Opened, Perhaps To Help  A Counteroffensive

Allies Resume Advance jowar¢ Reservoir Dam   Water Rushes Down Harmiessiy on Land Held by UN Troops

Reservoir Dam, Gates Opened To Slow Drive   Counter-offensive By Commies Is Believed Near Now

Tons Of Water Fail To imperil Allied Soldiers   Communists May Aim To Cut Supply Line Or Open Offensive

Dam’s Water Roars Down  Upon Troops   Lite Damage Seen; Enemy Stalls U.N. Drive AL One Point

Dam Gates Onened at Hwachon  Bitter Fighting   Bitter Fighting Sees U.N. Push Slowed Down

Reds Open Reservoir Flood Gates   Rushing Waters Of Hwachon River Sends UN Troops To Higher Ground

Thousands of Tons of Water Rush Down On Allied-Held Area   Bat U. N. Units Resume Advance   Move Toward Hwachon Reservoir as Flood - Waters Slowly Recede

Chinese Attempt Flood Operation   Open Reservoir Dam But Allies Advance Despite Inundation

Reds Open Dam Floodgates To Plasue Allies   Still No Indication Of New Offensive Ry Reds

Tons Of Water Are Sent Rushing At UN Forces   Allied Units Move Safely To Higher Ground; Ridgway Confident Of Check. ing Enemy Offensive

Flood Waters Fail to Slice Supply Route  Four and One-Half Foot Wall of Water Ponrs Dawn Vallev

Flooded Ground Of Allies   Chinese Open Floodgates of Gigantic Dam In Central Korea

Chinese Communists Open Gates Of Massive Reservoir Dam In Central Korea But Succeed Only In Raising Pukhan River Four And One-Half Feet—Drive Toward Area Resumed As Waters Recede—Task Force Hopes To Capture Gate Controls

Reds Release Tons of Water   U.N. Units Close In on Reservoir After Desperate Move by Enemy

Reds Fail To Halt Allied Drive   Chinese Open Flood Gates Of River In Korea

Two Possible Reasons for Releasing Water Are Cited—No Real Strain

Big Reservoir Gates Opened By Communists  Attempt to Halt Northward Drive

Reservoir Floodgates  Are Opened   Central Korean River Doesn't Rise More Than 415 Feet

Reds Open Reservoir’s Floodgates   Foiled In Effort To  Wash Out U.N. Troops When River Rises Only Four And One-Half Feet

But U.N. Troops Continue Drive on Big Reservoir   Allied Task Force Out to Seize Dam Before Further Damage Dons

Water Level  Is Receding With Little  Damage Done         Reservoir Is Strong Point In Resistance  Thrown Up By Reds

Reds Open Floodgates  In Korea   Chinese Seek To Hamper Allies With High Water Threat

Chinese Effort Te Block Allies By Floods Fails  Reds Had Opened Reservoir Gates; Drive Resumed

Tons Of Water: Released By Fo In Central Area’   Allied Elements ~~ Reported Moved To Higher Levels

UN Forward As Red Flood Crest Recedes   Tons of Water on Allied Ground as Reds Open Reservoir Floodgates

WATER RISES 4} FEET BUT YANKS GOON      Allies on 1 High ‘Ground, :  ” Reds. Opened Gotes C Partly, Foil to Fle _ Area,               RESERVOIR DAM  ~ IS DRIVE TARGET   Yanks Try to Capture Dem Before Further Damag Meet Rifle and Machi ‘ Gun Fire. — Jos

UN Troops Move Above Expected High-Water Mark   Reservoir Releases Thousands Of Tons of Water on Allied Ground; Battle Lull Reported

Yanks Safe In Dash For ‘Hill Areas   Thousands of Tons Of Water Gush From Hwachon Reservoir

Chinese Unloose Flood in Vain Try To Hold Off Allies   Tons of Water Pour Down on U.N. Sector But Drive Continues

Chinese Effort To Block Allies By Floods Fails  . Reds Had Opene:  'Dacarvair Caatac:

REDS OPEN GATES OF RESERVOIR DAM, U.N. IN NO DANGER   U.S. Artillery Hits Inside North Korea Buildup Triangle; Little Fighting Is Reported On All Battle Fronts.

Throw Open Gates Of a Korean Dam   Chinese Send Tons of Wate: on Allied-Held Ground at Front   NO DANGER TO TROOP‘   May Be the Opener in ar Expected Enemy Counter Offensive

Reds Loose Dam Waters On Allies   Effort to Halt Advance With Flood Fails, However, and Troops Push On Toward Reservoir

Reds Try to Halt Allies With Wall of Water   Open Floodgates of Massive Reservoir But Fail to Stop Allied Drive as Water Recedes Rapidly; No Sign Yet of Enemy Offensive

Rising Water Fails to Trap Allied Troops  Enemy Opens Ten _ Gates of Big Dam a. m_._ 2.8 Yk...

Reds Open Gates Of Massive Dam In Central Korea   No Real Strain Caused As Thousands Of ‘ons Of Water Pour Oser Area

WATER RISES 47 FEET BUT YANKS GOON   Allies on High Ground, Say Reds Opened Gates Only Partly, Fail to Flood Area.   RESERVOIR DAM IS DRIVE TARGET   Yanks Try to Capture Dam Before Further Damage; Meet Rifle and Machine Gun Fire.

River Level Now Receding With No Damage fo Allies   Reds Slow or Stop Advances South of Reservoir With Bitter Fighting

Chinese Reds Opened Gates Of Reservoir   Thousands of Tons Of Water Covered Allied-Held Area; No Danger Reported

FRONT 1S HELD BY U.N, TROOPS AS WATERS RISE   ‘Chinese Open Gates OF Huge Reseryoir Dam On Central Korean Line But Danger Is Slight.

Throw Open Gates  Of a Korean Dam   Chinese Send Tons of Water on Allied-Held Ground  at Front   SPN £274 BANE ANZ A ERNE BS  May Be the Opener in an Expected Enemy Counter Offensive

Reds Open Up Flood Gates On Big Dam   Allied Equipment And Men Safely Moved From Valley

FLOOD FAILS T0 TRAP ALLIES IN RIVER BOTTOMS   HWACHON RESERVOIR IS FOCAL POINT OF BITTER FIGHTING

Reds Unleash Flood On UN Troops; Trap Advance Units   Rise in River Fails To Halt American Advance; Fighting Eases Elsewhere on Front

—KOREA— Action May Signal Start Of Offensive  No Danger Flood Will “Tuew Allias

ENEMY OPENS RESERVOIR'S FLOOD GATES   U. S. Engineer Says Move Has Not Strained Allied Lines

Floodgates AtBig Dam Are Opened   Water Goes Down Without Danger To U. N, Forees

Flooded Roads Cut Off Some Yankee Units   Resistance Of Enemy Stiffens All Along Line

Chinese Open Gates Of Reservoir In  Defensive Move  No Danger to U.N. Troops As Reds Free Tons of Water

Plan to Flood Out Advancing Troops Fails   Allies Push Ahead to Seize Reservoir, Bar New Damage

But Not Enough Water to Hait UN's Advance   Some Gates. Are Not Opened; River. Rises 414 Ft., Hurry Drive. -

ener eee ee eee te i seed  Paint Windows In Downtown Mt. V, On Hallowe'en

Senate Tax Framers To Re work Formula   Original Estimates Don’t Jibe With Treasury Calculations

Marriage and Divorce Seems to Be the Popular Habit of the Women in This Age

Boyle Says Women Are  Just Habit  Like Eating Nuts It’s Hard to Stop After First One

Ousted Colonel Faces Court-Martial On Charges of Accepting Discounts   5 CIVILIAN BUYERS QUIT UNDER FIRE

East Berlin Hosts for Rally Get Reprimand—  ‘Communist Youths Hunt Square Mea

Strike Talks At Standstill   May Transfer Powe: Confab To Capital

Fort Devens Youth Finds — Law Acts With Swiftness  Harvey Melber, Jr., Arrested as He hAade Phone Call to Parents From Florida

Military Establishment Believed To Be First Target. Of Red Infiltrators

Solon Sees New Target Set By Reds kok ok Po ee i ae kok o* Dood Crete Te Den heet Infiltentian OFT! © Armod Farroc¢

Subversives’ Main Target Is Declared Armed Plans   Industry Is Second, Internal Security Investigator Says

Say Reds Try . To infiltrate. Armed Services   Ferguson Believes Industry Also Objective

McCarran Grouy Probes Military  Red Infiltration Of Pentacon Feared

Reds Iry To Infiltr ate U. §. Armed Services, Says Senator Ferguson

Oatis Given Five Years For ‘Spying’  Trial ‘Sham And Mockery.’ AP Says      Three Czechs Sentenced Te Prison Terms Of 16 To 20 Years

HUGE PLANE LANDS SAFELY AT SHANNON   Stratocruiser Turns Back After 1000 Mile Run

Declares Action Of Strikes Cannot Justify: . Harm Done To Nation In Such Critical ‘Tims

Hoping Truman Will “Retire”   Poll By Magazine Cites 4] Senators

General Price Level Of Canned Vegelables To Cost Consumer More Under OPS Order

Price Ceilings Are Boosted On "51 Canned Good   Three-Cent Increase In Copper Also Allowed By OPS.

Some Prices Up Despite OPS Policies   Slight Increases Noted In Canned Vegetables Of the 1951 Packing

Some Ceilings Moving Upward Despite Order   Slight Increase In Cost Of Canned Veaetables Noted

Price Ceilings in Bulge Upward   Some Important Ones Affected; Canned Vegetobles Involved

Wayne Dems Cry ‘Double-Cross   Log Rolling, Double Dealing Marke Division

Charges F ly As Split -Up Deal Wins’   Double - Cross Is Claimed By Wayne County

WAYNE DEMOS   Republican Majority Tables Motion Te Endorse Hespital

Newly Picked Group Starts Anti-spy Job   Diplomats Directing Enemy Network, Says Sen. O'Conor   Joe Foss, Ace of War Il, Asks, Gets Active Duty

Approve Speed  On Highways   Senate Fixes it at 65 Miles an Hour Days; 50 at Night

State Senate Votes Auto’, Speed: Limits   Would Set Maximum ai 65 Miles an Hour by Day, 50 at Night

Needless Waste Cited --Senators Accuse Air Force Of Greedy Manpower Grab.  Plan Nationwide Investi cation

Air Force Accused Of Greedy Grab Of Manpower—  ,Revarts Clear Lackland Field And Most O£ Official:

Air Force ‘Greed’ Blamed In Lackland ‘Stockpiling’   MOTHER, BABY OKAY Doctors Report Rare Abdominal Childbirth

Top AF Leaders Blamed for Taking  Manpower Cream   Investigating Senators Report Camps Crowded Due To Conditions

Wasteful Overloading Given Public Censure   Report Says Army Deliberately Being Deprived Of Cream Of Manpower

Senate Probe Finds ‘Greedy’ Policy Took  Cream of Volunteers   ‘Watchdog’ Unit Blames ‘Wasteful Overload’ for Swamping Lackland

‘Manpower Inquiry: Solons Charge Air Force Hoards, Wastes Best Men

Senators Hit Air Force For Hoarding Manpower   Find Lackland  Overcrowded

Air Force Is Accused Of Greed   Sreak-down in Training Results From Hoarding of U.S. Manpower

Air Force Accused of Grabbing Superior Youth in Excess of Needs--More Probes Planned

Senators To  Probe Military  Training Setup Air Force Accused   Air Force Accused Of ‘Greedy Grab’ Of U.S. Mannower

Groupito Study Hoarding, Waste Qf Manpower _  Reports ¢ on Lackiond:

Senators Charge Army Being Deprived Air Force Accused Of 'Grabbind’ Men

Senators Accuse A. F. of ‘Greed’ In Grabbing Men  Plan Probe of All Trainina

AIR FORCE LEADERS ACCUSED:  OF GREEDY GRAB OF FINEST;  VOLUNTEERS BY LEGISLATORS!

CHARGE AIR. FORCE GRABS YOUNG MEN   Claim 40,000 More Taken in January Than Could Be Handled.

Slate Probe of Training Camps   Air Force Accused of a Greedy Grab

Sampson Listed With Bases fo Be Investigated  Senate’ Charges Policy Cutting Into Army Needs

Investigating Senators Chide Airforce For Grab Of Superior Volunteers

Probe of Armed Forces Training Centers Ordered   Deliberate Move to Deprive Other Services ‘of Superior Manpower Charged by Senators. °

Senators Charge Kir Force With Hoarding Men   Nationwide Probe Is Started in Wake of “Grab” Accusation

Start Probe of Training Centers   Lackland Air Base Quiz Is Start of Investigation of Manpower in Armed Forces

Air Force Manpower ‘Grab’ Hit  Army Deprivec gre ww ee aod   Army Deprived Of Better Men,  Senators Charse

Jammed Lackland ‘Air Base Brings Charge Air Force Grabs Manpower

Claim Air Force Hoarding Troops   Senators Investigating Armed Forces Centers;  Air Force Leaders Hit

Senate Probers Rebuke Air Force For ‘Greedy Grab’ of Choice Recruits

Air Force Accused of Greedy Grab   Senators See Leaders Trying to Get Cream of Manpower.

Air Force Accused Ot Being Greedy For Manpower After Lackland Investiqation

Senators Rap Man-Grab by Greedy Airforce  Probe at Lackland   Probe at Lackland veals “inexcusable } OF Manpower”

Senators Say Air Force Has Cream Of Crop   Probers Charge Greed) Grab For Best Of U. S. Manpower

MT. V. SOLDIER IS MISSING IN KOREAN ACTION   Pfe. Jerry Brown of RFD 3 _ Missing Since October 9.

Reds Resist Bitterly, But Allies Gain   UN Moves Forward Toward tron Triangle In Constant Atlack

Allied Gains All Across Korean Peninsula Told   But Reds Put up Heavy Resistance At Iron Triangle

ALLIES MAKING ASSAULT UPON [RON TRIANGLE  Result of Present Operations May Determine Future of Enemy Action.

UN Forces Still Gain  In Triangle   UN Assault On Communist ‘Iron Triangle’ May Decide Future (Chinese Operations In Korea   ALL ALLIED FRONTS INDICATE MORE GAINS

UN Forces Hacking Out Gains; Enemy Retreats On East Korean Front

Princess Honors Two Famous, American Heroes   Unknown Soldier, George Washington Tombs Are Visited

LOW PRESSURE AREA DISPELS LOW READINGS   Temperatures Generally Miss Expected Levels

Russia Reduces Food Prices, But Many Items Still Out Of Reach of Lower Classes

Russia Cuts Living Costs Once More   But Great Mass of the People Won’t See Mucl Difference.

Heavy Fighting Rages In Israel   UN Commission Orders Cease-Fire; Frontier Battle Continues

Syrians Fight W ith Israeli Second Day   Heavy Artillery And Mortar Fire Raging On Border, Tel Aviv Says

Israel-Syria Border Clash Still Raging   U. N. Commission's Cease-fire Order Issued but Iqnored

ino) for Farley  Young Democrats Demand Toy State Officials In Party Ouit

Maiasses- thick Mud  Ebbing Waters Leave Flood Of Human Misery In Kansas Valley

Links Russians in Mexico to  U.S. Spy Ring   Describes Embassy There as Key Point for Fscane

Ex-Agent Of Soviet Tells All   Deseribes It As Key Point In Fseane Ronte

Soviet Embassy In Mexico City Linked To Spy  Greenglass Describes

Russ Embassy Linked to Spies   - Mexico City Named Key to Escape Route

Russian Embassy in Mexico Linked to A-Bomb Spying   Witness Says He Was Told to Flee US, ~Apply There

Red Embassy In Mexico Involved  Spy Testimony Says Escape Route Eased

Soviet Envoy In Mexico  Tied to Spies   Greenglass Labels Embassy ‘Hub’ On Escape Route

Embassy in Mexico City Spy Haven   Greenglass Testifies About Escape Route for Reds.

Red Embassy In Mexico City Described As Key Point In  Escape Route Of Atom Spies

Revels Escape Route Via Russians   Greenglass Testifies Soviet Ambassador  To Mexico Was Link For Flight From U, §

Red Embassy in Mexico Called Haven for Spies   Ex-Army Sergeant Describes Method For Hurried Escape

Youth Is Killed in Police Chase  Two Others Hurt as Automobile Hits Tree

WO VEMNETS ¢ my urea--~  Omaha Detectives Chase Car Which Crashes Killing Driver

President Orders Blackout On All Government News That Might Breach Security

Truman Orders Security Precautions for Entire Executive Department

All Civilian Agencies Given Security Order   President Says Plan Is Designed To Protect Secreta, Warns Head: Not To Misuse Order

Orders Data On Security Be Guarded   President Iseues Directive To Executive Branch

Truman issues Order Covering All Departments   Public Information Must Be Classified

Power Compan Asks Increase In Rates Here   With Commission Effective Feb. 26.

Penn— Power Co. To Boost Rates   Increase Averaging 90 Cents Monthly for Residential Customers Becomes Effective Feb. 26th —

U.N. Turns Down Counterproposal  Crucial Differences in Communist Plan

U.N. Envoys Reject New Red Buffer   Allies Want Definite Agreement Before End To Hostilities

NO GUARANTEE PROVIDED FOR AJDUSTMENTS   Proposal Would Be Cease-Fire Without Terms

Red Buffer Zone Asked  Now By The Communists   Enemy Offer Would Permit Both Sides To Make Changes Later: Allies Ignore Proposal

Cease-Fire Line Plan Is Rejected By UN Officials  Present Differences Called Fundamental!

United Nations Conferees Refuse To Be Drawn In By Communistic Plan To Bind Demarcation Plan

FINAL ACTION WITHHELD BY U.N.   Negotiators May Discuss Issue Again Thursday   ALLIED TROOPS   Attack In Mud To Recapture Strategic Hill; Rain Slows Infantrymen

UN Turns Down New  Red Plan   Latest Communist Buffer Zone Proposal Similar  To UN Peace Ideas

UN Negotiators To Consider Proposal Again   Allies Are Objecting To Veto Provision In Communist Offer

UN Rejects New Enemy Buffer Plan  Proposal Said Similar to One Made by Allies

ENEMY OFFERS U.N. NEW PLAN ON BATTLE LINE   Measure Is Similar To Allied Plan But Has Crucial Différences —Leaders Study Terms.

U.N. Spurns— Counterplan  Crucial Differences In Truce Setup Noted

New Red Buffer Zone Plan Looks Like Same Old Thing   Veto Could Halt Any Adjustment In Line Set Now

Red Truce Team Makes New Proposal   Wouldn't Permit Adjusting Buffer Line Along Front

New Red Buffer Plan Rejected By Allied Team   Two Sides Differ On When Zone To be Created

Reds Give New Buffer Zone Plan   Allies Turn It Down; UN. Troops, Attacking In Mud; Recapture One Of Lost Hills

Holds Firm on Buffer Zone Demands anqrnnnnantnananianannnantanninnnnnsnnanannt  UN Turns Down New Red Counterproposa

NEW RED ZONE BID REJECTED   Ask Buffer On Existing Front With Possible Changes

New Red Offer Proposes Zone Along Battleline  U.N. Rejects Plan Pending Clarified Terms of Enemy

Allies Reject Newest Truce Bid by Reds   Counterproposal : To Be Discussed at Panmunjom Session

Offer Fails To Provide For Change   U.N. Turns Down Idea With Hint Of Further Study

Latest Buffer Zone Proposa} Submitted ‘By Reds Is Similar To Allied Plan

Reds Offer New Buffer Lone Plan   Strikingly Similar To Proposal Made By United Nations

Reds Submit New Buffer Zone Proposal   Promptly Rejected by U. N. Representatives

Reds Offer New Korea Proposals   Plan Is Similar To UN   Project But Witt Several Critica Differences

New Buffer Zone Plan Is Proposed   Red Idea Is Turned Down by UN Chiefs

UN Negotiators To Consider Proposal Again  Allies Are Objecting   Allies Are Objecting To Veto Provision In Communist Offer

United Nation: Brands Chinese As Aaqgressors   Approves U.S. Resolution; Doesn‘t Specify Any New Steps

UN Votes, 44-7 To Brand Reds As Aggressors   Acts in Face of Warning From India Delegate

U.N. Indicts Red China, Leaves Next Step Open   Emotion-Charged U.N. Session Brands Peiping Regime

UN Committee Approves Action By 44-7 Vote  General Assembly Will Discuss  BP aenlatian Tamarvaw

44 Countries Join In Condemning Red China   ACTION BY POLITICAL COMMITTEE OF U. N TAKEN LATE LAST NiGHT ON AGGRESSION RESOLUTION

U. 5. Wins Hardest Fight as 44 Join To Pass Resolution  CAaramit¢aa —Mianae   Committee Does Not Decide What Steps to Take

France, Britain Side With U.S. On Vital Issue  Political Committee   Political Committee Holds Night Session For Historic Decision

Love Gets Confused   Remove Last Barrier To Branding China Reds As Aggressors

44 Nations Back American Demand To Brand Chinese   Soviet Bloc Votes Against Resolution

U.S. Proposal Carried by Big Vote of 44 to 7   Assembly Set to Meet Thursday for Final Action; Austin Pleased

UN Committee Brands China As Aggressor   44. Delegates Join U. S. In Vote; Asian-Arab Peace .  -=1"Plea-Defeated «2

U. N. Brand: Red China’  Ageressor .   Fails To Act On Steps For  Punishment

China Labelled Aggressor in Korea by UN   Leaves Wide Open What Steps to Take Against Peiping

Resolution by U. S. Approved by 44 to / Vote, 8 Abstentions   Future Military, Economic Sanctions Left Open; Arab-Asian Bloc Beaten

DRAND NED UNA  U. N. Votes 44 For and 7 Against U. S.-Backed Ag gressor Measure

Assembly To Pass'A ggressor’ Resolution Communict China Branded By UN Political Committee

Peiping Regime Labelled Aggressor:  Door Remains Open To China Despite Condemnation By UN

MEMBERS RECORD A 44-7 VOTE   Decisive Action Taken in History Making Decision

U. H. Condemn: Chinese Reds As Agaressors   Indian Warning OF Disaster Fails To Block Action

The Weather   UN Labels Chinese Aggressor In Korea; Leaves Action Against Reds 'Wide Open’

Next Course Is  Left Wide Open   44-7 Vote By Political Committee Clears Way For Approval by the Full Assembly

What Now? U.N. Asks In Reds’ Case   Communist China Branded Aggressor After Long Battle

UN Committee  Brands China As Agoressor   UL S. Resolution Is Passedts Arab-Asian Proposal Rejected       ot

U.S. Proposal Given Approval By 44-7 Margin   Next Action Against Peiping Regime Uneertain:  Jebb Sways Wavering Nations To U. S. Side

Next U.N. Action Still ‘Wide Open’  Red China Labeled Korea Aaaressor

China Condemned  By 44-7 U.N. Vote   American Request on Korea Wins Committee Approval—  India Votes With Red Bloe

Jebb Swings West's Votes To U.S. Side   Austin Jubilant At Committee Action; Assembly To Vote

Ageressor Tag Placed on Red: By 44-7 Vote   General Assembly To Act Thursday; Victory for U.S.

UNITED STATES WINS AGGRESSOR VOTE ON CHINA   PATH NOW OPEN TO DECIDE SANCTIONS AGAINST THE*REDS

United States Wins 44 to 7 Victory on Aggression Proposal   General Assembly Considers Last Step toward Condemning Intervention in Korea War

United Nations Labels Red China Korea Aggressor   Leaves Wide Open What Steps To Take Against Peiping

Steps Against China Regime  To Be Decided   Peiping Branded As Aggressor In Korea By UN Group Ballot

UN Labels Red China Avoressor   Move Leaves Wide Open What New Steps to Take Against Chinese

UN Finally Votes China Aggressor:  Vote-Is 44 to 7 With 7 No Pi ar

Question of Future Sanctions  Lett Wide Open   Vote for U. S. Resolution an Overwhelming 44 to 7 But Doesn't Give MacArthur Right to Bomb Red Territory

Asian - Arab: Plan Loses .. In 44-7 Vote   Future Mibiciy Or Economic Senctiens Questions Left Open

Big Margin Given U. S, Bid Naming  Ageressors   Action To Be Taken Is To Be Discussed At Future Gathering

Triumph Marks End Of U.S.’ Hardest Fight In World Body — No Decision Made On Further Action Against Peiping Government _ -

China Is Tagged Aggressor by UN By Vote of 44-7   ‘Thank God,’ Says American Delegate Action by Political Committee Leaves Future Action Against Mao in Doubt

eathininiadi pee Pee Pane freer Ye.’ Se  In Night Session —   Final Approval in UN Assured

U.N. Labels China Reds  Agegressors  Korea Action Left  Open At Meeting Billed With Fmatayr

Leaves Wide Open Question Of Future Or Economic Sanctions; Fail To Authorize Bombing Of China

Ageressor Label Pinned  By UN Group   U.S. Wins Victory Over Mao’s Defenders, 1Itto 7

N NATIONS VOTE ‘NO’ TO UL §. PROPOSAL   Action Comes Late Last Night After EmotionCharged Session

UN Committee Approves Actior By Mh] Vote   General Assembly Will Discuss Resolution Tomorrow

U.N. Must Plan Next Step In Korean War   U. S. Finally Wins Committee Approval Of China Stand

U.N. Brands Communist China Aggressor, But Doesn't Say What Stens Will Be Taken

Agaressor Label Given Approval In Hot Session   Arab-Asia Peace Plan Turned Down; U. S. Scores Victory

44. DELEGATES IN APPROVAL: 7 OPPOSED   Britain’s Support Swings Many Nations Into Line  ADAD_ACIAN DIN   For New Appeal Defeated; Communists Lose Out In Another Vote

ASIANS EFFORTS FOR CEASE FIRE PLAN ALSO LOSE   Vote The Same On Part And Whele Of U. S.  Resolution   NO AUTHORITY GIVEN TO BOMB RED CHINA

U.S. Resolution Approved by 44 to 7 Vote   Britain, France Stand With U.S. in Final Vote

Labeling Reds As Aggressors Victory For U.S   British Delegate’s Last Minute Support Swings Many Nations Into Line

UN Tags Reds As Aggressors   Reluctantly Acts on Demand By U. S.: Vote Is 44 to 7

UN Labels Red China Ageressor  Move Leaves Wid     Open’ What New   Steps t to ss, Take .

U. N. BRANDS RED CHINA AS AGGRESSOR   Vote in Political Commit. tee is 44 to 7 in Favo: of American Charges Against Reds in Korea.

UN Political Committee Acts Against Chinese   44 Vote ‘Yes,’ Seven Say ‘No,’ Nine Don’t Vote

U.S. Pushes for Final UN Approval Of Resolution Naming China Aggressor

Strong Vote Ot 44 To 7 Is Given By U.N.   History Making Decision Made At Climax Of Vain Fight For Meeting; Fails To Give MacArthur Bombing Authority

Red China Branded As Ageressor   U. N. Political Committee Labels Reds an Aggressor in Korea in Vote Late Last Nicht.

U.S. Pushes Final Action on Branding Chinese Aggressors  Lop-Sided Approval In General Assembly Is Virtually Certain

Red China ts  Labeled as an Ageressor  UN Political Committee Acts Tuesday Night

COMMUNIST CHINA INDICTED BY U.N. POLITIGAL GROUP   American Proposal to Brand Peiping Regime an Aggressor Approved by  Vote of 44 to 7.   REJECT ANOTHER TRY FOR A CEASE-FIRE   Fail to Give MacArthur Au thority to Bomb Chinese Territory — Sanctions  Question Left Open.

U.N. Finally Put Aggressor Tab On Red Chinese   India Warns Action Ends Negotiations With Peiping Reqime

Chinals  Branded ‘Aggressor’   But U. S$. Triumph Leaves Unsettled What Action to Tale Madins+ Man

China Branded  As Aggressor  By U.N. Vote Question Of  Future Sanctions Left Wide Open

Vuestion  Of Sanctions Remains Wide Open  Vote Is 44 to 7; MacArthur Giver

UN Labels Red China Aqgressor   7 Nations Vote Against Resolution; Pact Allies Back U. §

China Branded ‘Aggressor’ By U.N.; Victory for U.S.   Question Of Somctions Left .... Ur to Committee

Final OK Sought on Red China Censure   UN Political Group Approves US. Plan

—TAKES ACTION AGAINST REDS— UN Political Committee Labels Communist China  An Aggressor In Korea

44. Nations Support Resolution Troop Withdrawal  Halt of Fighting Is Called For

Label Chinese  Communists As Agegressors   UN Delegates Support US Proposal by Vote Of Forty-four to 7

44 Nations Vote Blast at China   Last-Minute British Support Turns Tide for U.S. Resolution

Further Actions Against Peiping Left Wide Open   U.S. Resolution Voted 44 to-7; Arab-Asian ‘Peace Bid’ Rejected

 Britain Swung Vote  U. N. Political Committee  Brands Red China Ageressor

UN Committee Hits Red China As "Aggressor"   United States Upheld By 44 To 7 Vote; 8 Countries Abstain

CHAPTER INCOnRPOAR ATreNn   PROPOSAL CONSINERWI   MacArthur Trip May Be 'Good Will’ Tour

GRASS-ROOTS CAMPAIGN  Texas Trip May Be MacArthur's First Effort to Sell ‘His Plan’

Macs Trip Is Seen As Start Of Campaign   Pace Says Korea Time Well Spent

Riverman Goes to Death ‘Ridina’ Falls in Barrel   Hil] Not There

Canadian Hurled to Death In Ride Over Niagara Falls"   ‘Barrel’ Made of Inner Tubes Is Recovered bit Hille Rody Not Found: Hepe Abandoned

Features for Everybody In thea Telegram Today   200,000 Watch Daredevil Disappear in Ride - Over Niagara Falls in Old Innertube ‘Barrel’

ATTORNEY FOR COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION CLOSING KMPC 9 OTHED DICHIADNC’ CTATIONC

Speculation On Meeting  Many Wonder Whe   Many Wonder When Trumen, Churchill Will Huddle

Acheson Says Allies Aware  Of Red Tricks   Claims Communists Talk of Peace And Plan for War

Big 3 to Act on W. Germany. Suez, Iran   Acheson. Morrison, Schu man to Cover Global Range of Problems

Big 3 to Diseuss Cold War Taetie:   Washington Meeting Will Cover Global Range of Problems

Try fo Iron Out U. S. and British Differing Views   Partnership for West Germany Is One of Topics

Big Three Talks Open Today In a  nese eson, Morrison Dis whee Dee oes ee _—_

Big Three Open Minister Talks  Cold War Tactics Of World Debated

Three Western Power Ministers Go Into Huddle   Seek to Iron Out All Differences Over Cold Wer Tactics

U.S., Britain Open Parley at Capital  Big Three Session Starts Wednesday

Propose New Partner Deal For W. Germany   Acheson, Morrison Discuss Differences Over Key Issue Of How To Stop Reds

Differences InCold War ToBeHeard   Acheson, Morrison Will Meet Today In Tactics Study

Big 3 Meet Today, Talk World Issues   Iran Oil, Suez Canal, West German Freedom Subjects on Agenda

Vital Problems Given Attention From Big Three   Acheson, Morrison Slated To Discuss ‘Their Differences

U.S. and Britain Discuss New Tactics in Cold War  "Big Three’ Parley to Begin Wednesday; Freedom for West Germany Held Likley

Acheson And Morrison To Discuss Cold War Tacti In Opening Meeting Of Western Foreign Ministers

Acheson to Talk With Morrison At First Parley   Foreign Ministers To Discuss Iran, Suez, Korea and Germany

Big 3 Faces Discussion Of Major Issues   Fight Against Communism At Core of Talks

Britain and U.S. Beain Discussing Cold War Tactics   lran Crisis, Suez Dispute, West Germar Tieup to Be Aired

Big 3 Talks Open Today In Capital  How To Handle Reds Main Topie

Acheson And Morrison To Discuss  Differences In Cold War Tactics   Meeting Today To Start Big Three Sessions To Discuss Many Mutua! Global  Problems.

U.S., Britain Air Problems At Big 3 Talks  Acheson. Morrison To Touch Off Series  Of Meetings Today

Big Three Talks Open   Foreign Ministers Discussing Cold War, East Crisis

Acheson, Morrison DiscussDifferences  As Big 3 Meet   Will Be Followed by Talk: Tuesday Between U. S. and France— Three Confer Wednesday

Western Powers Conference . . Acheson, Morrison  Discuss Cold Wa

ACHESON AND MORRISON IN "aie 4° MEE]   Open Series of Conferences Over Problems of “Cold War.”

Western Bloc Leaders Meet . In Washington   Dean Acheson Confers With- Morrison Over © British-U. S. Policies

WEST GERMAN PARTNERSHIP HEADS AGENDA   Other Sessions To Tackle Iran, Egypt, Communist Problems.

Cold War Tactic Under Discussion   Acheson, Morrison, Schuman in Capital

_- = BIG 3 MINISTERS 'CONVENE— Will Discuss Cold War Tactics In Washing ton

BIG THREE MEETING IN WASHINGTON   Talk of Global Problems in Cold War Including West Germany and Suez Canal Dispute.

Girl, 2, Saved After Plunge Into Old Well   Resevers Work 4 Hours Sinking Deep Shaft Pecite Death Tran

GIRL RESCUE AFTER 4 HOURS INSIDE WELL   Oregea Child Trapped 12 Feet Dewn; Is Suffering Shock   RESCUE OPERATIONS WITNESSED BY 500

Oregon Child Rescued After Falling in Well   2-Year Old Girl Buried Up To Waist In Mud. Survives

New Slaftt Sunk J  Two-Year Old Girl Rescued From Well After Bors Hone

Barred from the U. S. for Three Years as Czech Spy—-—  German War Bride Finally Enters U.S. “For Keeps”’

German War Bride Ellen Knauff Is Finally Admitted to U. S. for Permanent Residence

Names Added To Intermt. Prisoner List   12 Idahoans Announced As Held By Reds, One  From Nampa

Hoey Expecting Report On Boyle   Serate’s Agents ‘ Visiting St. Louis

Lisenhower to Neliver Revert  we we a  len f'aiaiase pelore Congress  wehe Dwr

--FOREIGN ARMSEisenhower Will Report To Congress  Truman First To  Hear Of Survey

Eisenhower Will Report On Tour  General to. Give His Estimates On Defense

Congress Will Hear Ike Soon  Solons to Question Him Next Thursday

General Eisenhower Reports This Weel On Europe's Preparedness For Attack

Europe Report Expected fo Solve Troop Policy   EisenhowerCongress Talk Sessions Set

Congress Due To Get Report On West Force   Eisenhower To Give Estimates And Then Testify li Seeret

 War Picture: © oe  Eisenhower Reports This ‘Week on Europe Re-armina

Administration Seeks Help of Senate In Getting Stronger Control Measure   Writer Guesses Why Reds Offer Truce

Communists Try To Win at Confegee field  What They Failed To Win on Battle

Russian Proposal for Cease-Fire in Korea May Have Come as Result of Heavy Losses

Nebraska Gunman May Be Bill Cook   Manhunt Is Started For Man Who Shot Deputv Neor MeCanok

To Nebraska   Policeman Wounded In Chase of Gunman; Thought to Be Cook

FLEEING GUNMAN IN NEBRASKA MAY ~ BEBADMAN COOK   Deputy Sheriff Wounded i Running Battle; Suspect Escapes.

Nebraska Hunts Fleeing Gunman   Elusive Desperado May Be William Cook

Yugoslav Ready, Tito Tells Vets   Premier Asks For Unity In Case Of Attack

Kingpin Night Club Operator fudicted In Spa Crime Probe; Police Head Ordered To Court

Bradley Says Policy In Korea Still One Of ‘Wait-and-See’  State Department Delaying Statement Till Red Drive Ended

U.S. Policy Is Wait And See In Korea   Gen. Bradley Says U.S. Hopes To Have Plan Leadina To Neaotiated Peace

Wait-and-See sui Policy, Savs Bradley   Chairman of Joint Chiefs of , Staff Resumes His Testimony in MacArthur Inquiry

Bradley Continues Tes timony   Says American Policy in. Korea Is “Wait and See”

‘Not Out To Get Anyone,’ Wilcy Claims   Senale Continues Investigation Over  N       cArthar Diseni

Doctor sbody Not Loeated   De. Coats’ Death Would bring Drownings to 10 Since Saturday

Reds Defending Seoul Withdraw 5+ Miles North   Chinese Establish New Line Less Than 6 Miles Below Han

Chinese Fall Back 5 Miles In Seoul Area   U.N. Forces Capture Strategic Hill as Reds Mowed Down

Rey. Grace Patterson, Nazarene Minister, Dies At Home in Layland

Damage to lowa Crops $125 Million   Only 14 Counties Escape Serious Loss, PMA Chairman Report

Colored Students Begin Classes   Register For Law School; Assigned To Their Dormitory

COMMITTEE. MAY GALL DEM CHATRMAN   William B; Boyle, Jr., Js Expected to Be Asked to Appear

FEUD IN DALLAS OFFICE BARED  RFC Probers May Ask Demo Party Chairman To Testify

Auto Plunges Off Bridge   RFC Probers May Question Democratic Chairman Boyle

RFC Probers May Call Boyle   Democratic Chief Hinted as Testifying

Democrat Leader To Be Asked To Testity In RFC Lean Probe  9. wT   National Committee Chairman’s Name  Pops Up In Investigation Of Agency

Boyle May Be Called in RFC Probe   Name of Democratic National Chairman Re peatedly Mentioned.

 Political Feud in Dallas Office Aired by Senators  Boyle Faces RFC Ouestionlial

KAISER-FRAZER EXECUTIVE SAYS HE WAS “TIPPED OFF” ON STRATEGY)   May Talk to Boyle

Fulbright May Call Boyle. Democratic National Chief.  To Testily AtRFEC Probe

Fulbright Hints He'll Call Boyle, Head of National Committee   TESTIMONY CLASHES   Probers ‘Hear Details of Political Feud in Dallas Office

60 P.C. OF FOOD ITEMS 10 BE CHECKREINED   ‘Percentage ~-Markups’ Go Into Effect  Next Month

New Method Into Effect During April   Some Reductions Seen Under Plan, But Some Increases Forecast

Markup Curbed On Food Prices   Trim in Costs Seen As Result of Order

60 Per Cent Of Goods Affected   Officials Think It Will Cause  Drop In Prices

U.S. Discloses New Food Price  Control Svstem   Percentages Fixed

Grocers Given New Price Control Setup; Reductions Expected   Orders Allow Percentage Markup; Affect 60% of Foods on Shelves   (From Associated Press, United Press)

Percentage Markup Plan Ordered In Attempt At Lowering Cost Of Living   Food On Shelves Of Grocers Affected As Government Opens New Drive On Inflation: April 30 Is Deadline

CURBS TO AFFECT GO PGT. OF ITEMS ON STORE SHELVES   DiSalle Predicts Order Will ‘Reduce Prices’ in Most Cateoories 7   FOLLOWS OPA PATTERN   560,000 Retailers, 10,000 Wholesalers Affected by Requiation

Officials See More Slashes  Than Boosts  Markup Method To Cover 60% Of Items

Percentage Plan For Markups Is Ordered By OPS   Edict May Up Some Prices; Regulation Affects 60 Per Cent Of America’s Grocery Budget

Percentage System on Food Prices   Applies to About 60 Per Cent: Many liems Are Lower +

Price Control System Is Set Up by OPS   Percentage Markup Plan to Go Into Effect in April

More Price Reductions Than Rises Predicted   Markup System Similar to One  In Effect During World War TT

U.S. Issues New System of Food  Price Controls   ‘Percentage Markup’ Plan to Affect 60 Pet. Of Items on Grocers’ Shelves: Officials See More Reductions in Prices Than Increases

Government Officials Predict More Price Cuts  Than Increases   570,000 HANDLERS OF FOOD AFFECTED

U.S. ORDERS NEW SYSTEM OF FOOH PRICE CONTROL:   Regulations Fix Specific Percentages Which Sellers Can Add to Items on Shelves.   APPLY TO 560,000 STORES IN NATION   Government Officials Predic Rules Will Bring More Price Reductions Than Increases.

Joint Session Hears Former Solon Speak   Attorney General Called to Listen To Probe Report

Attorney General Called In On Jensen Closed Hearing   Block Memoria! To U. S. Senate

Kefauver Would Probe Pittsburgh   Extension Is Needed By  Crime Investigators

Report Johnston Agrees Justice . Dent. Gets Price Enforcement Duty

Waifs of War Are ‘Little Devils’ .  Reds Using Children as Spies

Russia-France Parley Hinted   Separate Talks Considered Posible Red Maneuver

‘State Police On Guard After Slaying At Benton   Polk County, Tennessee, Democrat Leader Shot Deac Beside Garage, Sixth Feud Victim In 5 Years

Political ‘War’ Takes Sixth Life   Demands Increase For State Action In Tennessee

HOWARD M. GARDNER, YORK SPRINGS, DIES   Former Postmaster, Justice Of Peace And School Teacher Had Been Ul Two Years

Highway Accidents And Drownings Take Biggest Toll During Weekend

ARMS LEADERS SAVE BOLIVIA FROMRADICAL'   President Resigns In  Move To Curb Red   Plan For Power

Junta Seizes Bolivia Reins   President Resigns Power ‘Th Military Group

SAVE BOLIVIA FROMRADICALS   President Resigns lh Move To Curb Red  Plan For Power

Kinks” lroned Ou Of lowa Bill for Civil Defense   Expect Committee To Send Bill Out For Early Action

Defense Bill to Committee On Appropriations   Agree County Board Power to Levy Taxes Not Compulsory

$2175000 1S LOW COMBINED PROJECT BID   See Early Start On Construction Of Twin City Plant

BRIT SH DEFENSE DECLARED VITAL   Prime Minister Says CeaseFire In Korea Will Not Solve Problem

Admiral For Not Bombing Out of Korea   Ex-Naval Boss in West Pacific for Limited War at Present

State Weekend Toll Soars fo 15  Five Die in Crash West of Grafton

Good Earth Getting Red Blood Bath  Communist Execution Teams Busy i in China

Heads Roll In Chinese Reds’ Purge  _ China Gets Blood ~:-Bath As Reds Try-~

Reds Giving China Blood Bath Purge  25 Million Said Marked for Death

Reds Bleeding China In Resistance Purge   Fleeing Refugees Report Widespread Campaians of Terror by Communists

China Being Bathed In Blood     As Reds Continue Attempting To Stamp Out All Resistance

Bath of Blood Hits Large Chinese Area  Millions of eee Ma hed for Bade

Firing Squads Used To Stamy Out Uprisings   Thousands Slain And Jails Jammed, Chiang Government Reports

Bath of Blood Hits Large Chinese Area   Millions of People Marked for Death In Purge by Reds

Todav’s fidex   Marines, British Unit Stave Off Disaster, Plug Gap in Red Drive

World Court's Oil Compromise Rejected by Iran   Britain Renews Threat to Recall All Technician«

British Threaten  ba Withdraw Oilmen from ran Rejection of Decision  Of Hague Court Is Poh.) Warning

Tehran Regime Rejects Verdict Of Haque Court   Tribunal Suggests Delay In Program Of Nationalization

Iran Forewarned To Heed Advice Of Hague Court   Technicians To Withdraw From Oil Fields When Suggestion Is Ignored

British Plan For Removal  Of Experts   Iran Indicates It Wil Ignore Conciliation Order Of Court

‘Unless Court Decision Followed  Withdrawal of British From Iran Oil Fields Seen as ‘Inevitable’

Freak Weather Ushers ip June   Crazy-Quilt -Pattern   Crazy-Quilt -Pattern Of Snow, Rain, Heat Reported in Country

Weatherman on Climatic Binge   Snow Falls in Three States; Nebraska Has Torrentia' Rains: South Is Parched; Storms Take 4 Lives

Weather On A Rampage   Floods Sweep Nebraska While South Dries Up; Snow in North Central

thers Get Deluge, Flood, Snow... . South Craves Rain  For Wilting Crops

Drought, Floods and Snow Usher ir Month of June   Pray for Rain in Some Areas.—Others Suffer from Precipitation.

South Prays tor Rain-Nebraska Floods; Snow Falls in Northwest: Mercury Soars

East Hot, Snow Falls In The West   Eight Inches At Rapid City, S. D., With Temperature Realaw Freezine

Drought, Floods, Snow, Torrential Rains Mark News   June Starts With Crazy-Quilt Pattern Throuchout-Neotion—

Crazy Quilt Weather Pattern of Snow, Drought, Floods Mark June’s Debut

Freak Weather Ushers in June   Crazy-Quilt Pattern Of Snow, Rain, Heat Reported in Country

Drouth in South, Snow in Dakotas, Rain in Nebraska   Climatic Binge Sweeps Nation, More Heat Is Predicted

Suspects Refute Slaying of Major   Old Treaty: May Permit Extradition Of Pair to Answer Death Charge

Five Witnesses Refuse To Talk  Little Progress Made In Hollywood Probe

‘Mundt Gets Catcalls and Cheers... He Suggests GOP-Dixiecrat Alliance To Beat Truman in 1952 Election

Grand Jur y Hears Former a Robins   Jurors Question Him 90 Minutes On War Surplus Deals of Boyd: Wright, Ex-Solon Called

Hoover Insists Air, Sea Power  Europe’s Hope   Warns Country Faces ‘Jeopardy’ If It Risks Land War With Russi:

Hoover Sees Jeopardy In Any Land Wat   Sea, Air Power Is Trustworthy Arm, Says Ex-President

Hoover Firm  Qn No Troops  ‘Reds Could Pound to (Channel in 20 Dave

Hoover Issues War Warning   Ex-President Testifies Against Big Land Army in Europe

Former President H. Hoover Sees Peril In Large U. S. Army; Only Hope In Sea And Air Power

Hoover Hits U.S. Troops For Europe   Says Such AidWill Lead To War, ‘Utmost Jeopardy’

Former President Blasts ‘Troop Plan For European Aid   Sending Four American Divisions Oversea: Will Most Likely Lead To Land War With  ‘Utmost Jeopardy’, Hoover Claims

Ex-President Warns Again On Land War   Hoover Insists Air, Sea Power Best Defense

CANT STOP REDS IN EUROPE-HOBVER   Sending of U. S. Divisions ‘Will Most Likely Lead’ to War, He Tesiifies

HOOVER WARNS UNITED STATES ABOUT LAND WAR   Former President Says Russia Could Conquer Europe In 20 Days

Allies Strike at Threat fo Flank Of Eighth Army   First Full Censorship Imposed on Frontline Dispatches by Military

Seek to Wipe Out Threat to Retreat Roads   Chinese Within 80 Miles of Old Pusan Beachhead

reas Menace Withdrawal of Eighth Army   Chinese Vanguards Push Within Eighty Miles of Former Lire

Fight Rages To Protect UN Flank   Reds Reach Point 80 Miles From Old Pusan Beachhead  By HORACE HANDLEMAN

Cold, Snowy 30-Day  Period Is Forecast  no. TRIP Aakaomnrwra rr rw rada

Lustron Debt Stirs Interest   Fruehauf Informs Probers of Concern

FRUEHAUF TELLS SENATE GROUP 'OF LUSTRON INFLUENCE OFFER   Testifies Young's Friend Offered To Save. Plant From Foreclosure

Lausche, Cleveland Mayor fo Testify Before Senate Crime Committee

Fugitives Caught In Tennessee   Weed Price Trend Continues Upward

J. Kelly Pool Dies At 90   Renowned Audrain Newsman Mixed Love Of Bible, Politics

More Crime  Study Asked   Republicans Request Immediate Decision

WOULD EXTEND CRIME PROBE   GOP Pushing To Stretch Committee’s Life To Jan. 15

Seek a Decision on Crime Probe  Republicans Sparked   Republicans Sparked by Wisconsin Senator

Collins Asserts Fight In Korea To Be Kept Up   More Replacements Expected In Few Months, He Savs On Visit

Collins Asserts ‘Allies Are Going To Stay in Kore   U. S. Hopes to Send More Replacements In Coming Months

Allies Will Stay In Korea—Collins   Army Chief Says More Replacements to Come

Allies Will Remain in Korea  And Fight, Army Chief Says   Top Generals Meet In Tokyo, Army Denie: Decisions Pending

U. §. to Send Replacements In Few Months   Three Other Top Generals Arrive For Talks in Tokyo

Possible Bombing of Red China Bases in Manchuria May Get Western UN OK   it Enemy Uses “Formations” of 25 to 50 _-Planes Prompt Retaliation to Follow . ~

Senate O.K. Slated Today On Foreign Aid   Bill Expected To  Carry Billion Less  Than Truman Asked

CEILING PUT ON PRICE OF BEEF BY OPS   Gradual Clamping of Controls Soon To Go Into Effect.

2 Reductions Scheduled By October 1   Retail Prices Will Be Under Fixed Ceilings

New Reduction In Ceilings To Cut  Beef “Dime A Pound” By Fall—OPS

Dime-A-Pound Beef Rollback Due By Oct.    New Plan Calls For First Cuts In Live Cattle Ceilings In May

New Rollback Readied For October Ist   OPS Says Retail Prices Will Remain About Same Now

Dime-A-Pound Rollback Of Meat By October {st Is Aim Of Latest Directive Of Price Stabilization

Dime-A-Pound Rollback For Beef By Oct.   DiSalle Says Prices To Remain About Same For Present

Dime-A-Pound Price Rollback By Oct. 1 Is Aim   Calls For Progressively Reduced Ceilings On Live Cattle; Beef Prices To Return To Pre-Korea Level   Expect Saving

“tive Cattle Leiling Cut Will Begin N ext Month   Retail Meat Prices Not To Be Affected Before August First

Annual Savings     ak 5. Publi   .sPrices Go Back =To Level Before pool In Korea 

Beef Price Control Sef   Program Calls for RoilBack At Butcher Shops By Next October 

Hope for Beef Price Drop in New Program   Relief at the Butcher’s By October After Series Of Price Cuts on Hoof

New Control Program As To Beef Price  Pe « OR ee ns 4 satc      Progressive Cuts On Live Stock To Start In May

OPS Clamps Curbs on  Beef Prices   Sees Dime-a-Pound JRolfback for Retailers by Oct. 1

First Slash Will Be Made On August ]   Farmers Will Get About 18% Less Than Now; Veal Not Affected

10 Cents a Pound Rollback on Beet Ordered by OPS   Progresively Reduced Ceilings to $tart Some Time Next Month

OPS Decree Termed Fair  By Director   Progressive Ceilings To Start Next Month In Livestock Prices ~

Meat Costs To Dip Almost 10c-A-Pound   Reduced Ceilings For Live Cattle Due Next Month

10c a Pound Beef Slash Due by Fall  U.S. Says Move To Save Public Millions Yearly

Delegates Call Friday Meeting On Buffer Zone   Question Is How Line Would Be Set lf Final Agreement Not Made In 30 Days

Christmas Peace  Still U.N. Hope   Three Big Hurdles Remain After Truce Line Established

Final Accord Rests With Single Issue  2 Polats Settied in Dispute Over

Single Zone Point Isnt  Settled Yet   Officers Told To Star’ Drawing Line; Three Other Obstacles. 

Session Called To Draw Line Of Battle Contact   Three Major Hurdles Still in Way of Cease-Fire Pact

Truce Delegates So Close To Final Solution That Meeting Of Staff Is Set To Start Drawing Battle Line

Temperatures   Staff Officers to Draw Line of Battle Contact: . Truce Facing 3 Hurdles

Friday Meefing Called To Draw Up Buffer Zone   Only Question Now Is How Cease-Fire Line Will Be Fixed

Reds Get Revised U.N. Offer   One Point Remains To be Settled On Buffer Zone

One Question Is Holding Up Full Accord   Delegates Ready To Start Drawing Line To Determine Buffer Zone

SINGLE ISSUE HOLDING UP CONFAB   Officers Draw Battle Contact Line Across Korea   Overrun Advance Position In West: Superforts Hammer Enemy

START LINE ‘WORK FRIDAY   Three Big Hurdles Remain On Agenda For Nevotiators

Korean Truce Negotiators Reported Near Agreement On Plan for Buffer Sector

Present Plan May End War oy Cheigimas  Buffer Zone Is Still Unsetiled

Negotiators Near Harmony On War Truce   Thanksgiving Day Meeting May Find Way to End Korea War Leadere Say

End Of Korean Fighting By Christmas Possible: Delegates Near Accord

Staff Aides Called To Start Drawing  Center Of Buffer  Only One Point Is Holding Up Full Accord On Neutral Zone

Buffer Zone Agreement  Very Near   Meeting Galled To Draw Neutral Line Across Peninsula 

Parley Makes Progress on Peace-by-Yule  (ML nace Gat Sat to   Officers Get Set to Draw Buffer Zone; 3 Issues Remain

rean Truce alks Near nal Accord   One Point Remains Before Buffer Zone ‘Can Be Established

Agreement Near On Buffer Zone, One Hurdle Left   Call Friday Meeting  Te Draw Battle Line

CAN OPEN WAY TO CEASE-FIRE BY CHRISTMAS   ‘Only One Point to Settle on Fixing of Korea Buffer Zone

SINGLE ISSUE HOLDING UP CONFAB   Officers Draw Battle Con tact Line Across Korea   TWO RED FORCES   Overrun Advance Position In West: Superforts Hammer Enemy

OTAFF GROUPS. WORKING OUT BONTACT LINE   Would Be Buffer Zone Center If Armistice Signed In 30 Days,

Only i Point Left Unsolved on Buffer  Drawing of Battle Line To Be Started Tomorrow

Most of British Oil Workers Expected To Stay If There’s No Trouble

Karly Parley On Thursday Being Asked By UN Chief   Fighting Goes On As High Command  Prepares’ Conclave

Discussions To Be Held July 10 In Old Kaesong   No Reply Received From Commanders O Communist Forces

Armistice Talks Sought Thursday By U.N.’s Leader  Kaesong To Be Site Of Discussions on Cease-Fire Terms

RIDGWAY URGES PARLEY TO PLAN FOR ARMISTICE   Peace Talks Not Affecting Fighting— U.N, Planes Hammer At Enemy Alone War Fronts.

PICK EARLIEST DATE SUGGESTED BY COMMUNISTS   PROPOSE 3 OFFICERS TRAVEL TO KAESONG FOR INITIAL TALKS

Ridgway Appeals to Red Leaders to Meet Before July 10   AGREES TO KAESONG

Asks Talks Thursday On  Cease Fire   Ridgway Tells Foe Discussions Delay Means Only Added Casualties

Red Proposal For July 10 Kaesong Meeting Accepted   ALLIED COMMANDER   Proposes Preliminary Talk Thursday To Arrange Details For Conference

Parley Asked Thursday By Allied Leader   Ridgway Agrees To Meet In Kaesong As Proposed By Enemy

RIDGWAY ASKS EARLIEST DATE TO END KILLING   UN Commander Agrees to Truce Talk in Kaesang  July 10   WAITS RED REPLY   Fierce Artillery Duel Rages As U.S. Planes Batter  Enemy Area

Accepts Red Proposal for July 10 Talk  UN Commander Urges Speed —

Ridgway Seeks to Speed Armistice; No Break Occurs in Korea Fight

Ridgway Trying to Speed Parley and Stop Killing   Proposed Negotiation Brings No Break in Korean Fighting

Ridgway Agrees to Talks at Kaesong About Armistice   Asks Earlier Meeting If Reds Can Arrange It

Karly Meetings Sought To End Korean Warfare   Ridgway Accepts July 10 As Date Of Conference; No Break Seen In Battle

Early Talks Are Asked By General   Preliminary Meet Is Proposed By UN Commander

Gen. Ridgway Accepis Offer For July 10 Parley; Would Like Earlier Conferences

Tries fo Speed Up Talks to Stop The Killing War   Disagreement Continues Between Opposing Capitals

Ridgway Urges Advance Session Next Thursday  Ancient Capital of Korea Meeting Site

Ridgway Proposes Earlier Meeting But Accepts July 10 for Cease-Fire Talks

Reds Invited to Early Parley to Save Lives   Ridgway, Proposing Preliminary Talks Thursday, Warns Delay in Neqotiations Will Mean More Fighting, Deaths

Foe's Terms Accepted But Early Preliminary Session Is Urged in Order to Halt Killing War.

ueneral ASKS For Earlier Parleys  Ridgway Appeals to Red Leaders to Meet Before July 10  ACREES TO KAESONC  South Rordans Oppore Any Idea of 38th Parallel  Cease-Fire   AGREES TO KAESONG

Answer from Chinese and North Korean Commanders: Is Awaited by Allied Chief:

U.N. ea To Talks On July 10      Gen. Ridgway Urges: Meeting Before” ‘Ther To Stop Kitling---  fichtina Raoaes On:

Allies Await Message from Enemy; Groundwork for Cease-Fire May Be Laid  at Kaesong Meeting.   /ARTILLERY DUEL   REPORTED AT FRONT

Gen. Ridgway’. Suggest PlanMaking Session - Talk Brings. No Break In Heavy  in eee

Faster Ending Of War Sought To Save Lives   Gen. Ridgway Propose: Meeting Thursday

ALLIES ASK REDS 10 MEET ON THURSDAY   Preliminary Session Urged To Lay  Armistice Plans

Reds Invited To Lay Plans For Later Talks  Ridgway Broadcasts _ Message Seeking  Baeefole Pureae Action

RidgwayUrges Redsto ‘Speed Up Date to Stop Useless Killing of War   Chinese, North Korean Radios Begin Carrying Allied Reply; Longest Ar—tilery Duels Fought On Monday

UN Commander Seeks Speedy Halt To War   Delay in Negotiations Means Longer Fight  And Increased Losses, Mac Replacement Says

UN. Leader, However, Asks Date Speed-Up   Would Have First Planning Meeting Held on Thursday

RIDGWAY CALLS FOR PRELIMINARY MEETING THURSDAY   U.N. Already Has Agreed To Reds July 10 Parley Near 38th Parallel

Reply Sent To Ton Red  Commander   July 5 Session Proposed for Fixing Details

Ridgway Suggests Thursday   Wants July 5 Meeting To Arrange Details For Later Conference

Asks Parley On Thursday With Reds   UN Field Leader Favors Fost Action To Save More Lives

Agrees To Red Kaesong Talks   Wants Quick Action To Halt Further Killing At Front

Ridgway Wants To Meet July 5th For ‘Preliminary’.   Allied Command Wants Early Session In Order to Stop the Killing War; July 10th Date Submitted by Reds

Ridgway Asks First Meeting Thursday; No Pausein War   Reply from Nerth Korean, Chinese Commanders Expected Soon

Command In Korea Agrees To Armistice Meeting Next Week With Reds—Gen. Ridgway Proposes Preliminary Session Thursday, Voicing Hope Delay In Initiating Talks And In Reaching Agreement Can Be Avoided—Negotiations To Take Place At Kaesong

ASK REDS 10 START TALKS ON JULY 10   Ridgway Tells Enemy He Would Like to Begin Cease Fire Talks Earlier, if Possible.   NO REPLY FROM REDS IN 9 HOURS   Meantime, Fighting Continues With Long Artillery Duel and Heavy Air Raid on Pyongyang.

Ridgway Accepts Plan For Holding Truce Parley At Ancient Korean Capital

Conference Would Plan kor July 10 Cease-Fire Talks  UN Commander Takes Earlies Meeting Date Set By Enemies

Allied Command Agrees  To Diseuss Peace Terms  At Kaesong On July 10th

July 10 Accepted. As Date For Cease-Fire Talks; Kaesong  O.K2d As Spot For Parley

Agree to Talk To Communists  At Early Date   But Ridgway Asks For Conference on Thursdav in Reply

Effort Is Made To Speed Peace Talks   Gen. Ridgway Wants Preliminary Session Thursday

Speed Urged By Ridgway To Save Life   Kaesong Site 0.K.’d; Fighting Continues; Pvongvang Pounded

Allied Command Asking Speed-Up Of Truce Parley   Ridgway Seeks Preliminary Meeting Thursday; No Letup Is Evidenced in Fighting

Faster Action Urged To Save Lives at Front   Fighting Goes on In Air and on Land North of Parallel

Supreme Allied Chief Proposes Preliminary  Conference Thursday  No Break in Fighting; Longest Artillery Duel of War Fought  With Enemy on Eastern Front

Ridgway Agrees To Talk Truce With Reds   Site Of Meeting Set For Korean Citv

July 10 Date Accepted; Urge Preliminary Talk   Ridgway Asks Communists  To Arrange Meeting  _ Thursday To Lay Groundwork For Armistice

Earlier Sessi on To Halt Killing:   Armistice Talks Will Take Place In Former Capital

Kaesong  Selected For Talk:   Fighting Continues; Syngman Rhee Says Won't Accept 38th

Ridgway Accepts China Offer; Wants to End Killing Quickly   Bitter Fighting Flares on Battlefront As Peace Talks Progress Slowly; Seek To Hold Preliminary Conference Soon

Gen. Ridgway Accepts Reds Meeting Place   Rhee Announces South Will Reject 38th Parallel Deal  wm. AF DR! CF PRR ATS

Ridgway Accepts Communist Offer To Meet In Kaesong; Red Troops Dig In On Central Front Heights

Ridgway Tries fo Speed It Up fo Stop Killing   Thursday Suggested tor First Session of Generals in Field

Ridgway Asks Preliminary Talks Thursday  UN Leader Agrees " Truce Meeting .  ee i A ee

UN Command Would Speed  A Cease-Fire   Syngman Rhee Says South Korea Cannot Accept Armistice on the 38th

Ridoway Seeks Preliminary Peace Meeting   Asks Communists To Attend Plan Meeting Thursday

Accept July 10 Date But Urge Earlier Meeting   Ridgway Wants to Speed Action In Or. der to Avoid Killing .

Would Meet Sooner If The Reds Approve   Kaesong Will Be The Site Of The Cease-Fire Talks

Nehru Has Plan For All Canals   Internationalize All Ways, He Proposes

New Secretary Of State? McCarthy Says Truman  Seeking A Republican

Sports Gambling Inquiry Organized  U.S. Will Conduct Probe of Racket

Senate Crime Group Passes  To New Hands   Sports Gambling Probe Takes Form  RIi?y eT

Sports Inquiry Launched by U.S. Officials   Attorney General to Ask 500 Representatives To Outline Investigation

New Probes Of Gambling Scheduled   Schoolmen, Sports Leaders To Plan Investigatoin   And Later Nation-wide Conference Slated

Flood Relief Funds Speeded   Congressmen of Stricken Area Term Emeraency ‘National Disaster’

STRONG FORCE TERMED NEEDED TO KEEP PEACE   Troop Limitation Pian Opposed By Clay

Clay Says Russia Waiting For Odds   General Says U.S. GI's In Europe May Prevent World War Ill Start

Reds Want To Be Set Before Starting War   Gen. Chay Says Best Way For Peace ts ‘To Send Troops Abroad

Nab Two of Four Who Escape from Reformatory   Patrol Recaptures Youths Near Jeff City: One Man Slugged in Get-Away.

Patrol Catches Two Escapees   Slugged Man And Stole His Car; Two Still Sought

WARNING FOLLOWS ARREST OF TWO Bogus Auto 'Pink' Slips Circulated in California

OPS to Trim Prices of Used Autos   Sliding Ceiling 10 Dip 6% Dee. 20, Then 2% More on Jan. 1

The Weather:   Midwest Staggered by Snow. Ice Storms, Gale-Like Wind

Midwest Hit By New Ice And Snow Today   U. S. Section Is Suffering From Severe Blizzard

Midwest Areas Stagger From Snovy And Strong Winds; Dixie ls Warm

1,000 TOURNEY FANS STRANDED BY BLIZZARD   Housed in Glenwood, Minn. Gym and Homes; Hip Deep Snow.

Midwest Is. Hard Hit By Snow, Winds   Hip-Deep Snow Covers Areas In 5 States; Huge Drifts Reported

it’s Summer in Dixie LPL LPL PPL LALLA LP DLL PLLA  Middle West Is Staggered By Snow, Gale

Snow And Ice Hit Midwest As Dixie Bake:   Some Spois Isolated By Fall; Mercury In Pits In Gulf States

Ice And High Winds Strike Over Wide Area   Some Towns Are Isolated By Storms; Spring In Dixie

Wilson Rejects Total Control Over Materials   Little Manufacturers Will Suffer Under New Plan, They Complain

 Move Designed to Aid Business Report Wilson Has Rejected  Total Control of Materials

New Civilian Materials Plan Will Hit Little Business, Pearson Says

Solons Propose Big Budget Cuts  eign n Aid Would re Sleched Billo,

School Fund Boost Bill To Lausche   Governor's Action Uncertain; Stream Pollution Passes

MOBILIZATION WORK EYED  President Calls In Labor Chiefs For Wage Parley

Rody of Youngster Is Found in Canal   Boy Missing Four Days Was Object Of Search

35 Drown as Bus Dives Into Lake  One Woman Crawls Out Through Window

Yugoslavia To Get U. S. Military Aid   Agreement Signed By Tito, U. S. Envoy

Robert Frauchiger Killed by Lightning  Cadiz Native Dies In Wiota Mishap

Lightning Kills Wiofa Farmer   Son, 8, Knocked Out as Bolt Hits in Field

Soybeans   Want a Bungalow? OK, but All Else is Caught by Restrictions

BUILDING BAN HITS START OF MOST HOUSES   Allow Steel, Copper for Only the Smallest Cottage.

Building Ban Cripples Home Construction  New Restrictions Will Only Allow Small Bunaclows

New Housing Nearly Halted By Metal Ban   Recent Order Prevent: Starts On All But Smallest Hamec

New Restrictions on Some Metal: Make Construction Very Difficult   Only Smaller Types Of Homes Can be Built Says Writer

NEW NPA RULING VIRTUALLY HALTS HOUSING STARTS  «METAL RECTRICTIONG   METAL RESTRICTIONS BAN ANYTHING BUT SMALLEST BUNGALOW

Find Restrictions Block Even Small Home Constructior   Average Amounts Of Steel, Copper And Aluminum Cannsat Ra ticad

Almost All Home-Building Is Stopped ‘By Latest Metal-Restriction Orden —

Metal Freeze Hits All Types of Construction   Four or Five-Room Cottage Does Not Fit the Allowances

w Restrictions Are Stiff——  Only the Tiniest Bungalow Can Be Built Now

we Steel, Copper —  Order on Metals (s Work on All But  lest New Homes

Impossible to Start Any but Smallest Home   New Restrictions Put on Metals’ Use

N. P. A. Order Makes It Virtually Impossible To Start Construction Of Any House Except Smallest Bungalow

New Order Hits Most of Building  Metal Restriction Effect Widespread

—TRIES TO CONSERVE METAL—  NPA Rule Puts Virtual Ban On House-Building

Ban on Building May Agaravate House Shortage   New Restrictions Apply to All Except Smallest Bungalow

Critical Metals Are Conserved For Defense  Hospital Projects Are Also Frozen

Freight Rate Hike Granted   Only Tiniest of Homes Can Be Built Under New Rule

rome Dbulaers Are Lisulusioned A RARE RRR ARRAS RRP  Consternation Seen  In Building Circles

Building Of New Homes  Is Banned   Order Freezes Construction Of Even Small Houses

HOUSING BILL PASSES SENATE   Administration Give About Half Mortgage Funds Sought

$7 500,000,000 Mortgage Funds Voted By Solons   Measure Now Goes To House For Its Consideration

Senate Okays Billion Dollar Housing Bill  Sum Half That Asked By Truman

Senate Slashes Housing Funds   Bill Is Sent to “Howse For Early Action

Senate Votes $1.5 Billion Housing Bill  Measure Provides Mortgage 1 9S 2 wel ee   Measure Provides Mortgage Funds to Aid Defense Workers   GOES TO HOUSE   Benton Stresses Impact of  War Industries on Connecticut Citigs

Catholic Diocese Created in Area   Mast Rey. Hugh L. Lam Is Named First Bishop By Pope Pius XIl

COLLAZO IN BID TO ESCAPE DEATH   Truman Attacker Seeks New Trial In Court

Stranded Vets Now Eye Home By New Year’s  Many Back From Korea Fail To Make It For Christmas

Stranded Servicemen Near Homes  After Failing to Make It By Xmas

AGE PENSION HIKE VETOED BY GOVERNOR   Stevenson Calls $14,300,000 Increase in Old Age Pension Awards a Republican Political Gesture.   J VETOED BECAUSE NO FUNDS PROVIDED   Says He Will Also Kill Companion Measure for 10 Pct. Increase on Food, Clothing Grants.

Materials Control Plan Set July 1   Will Channel Scarce Metals To Defense, Kev Civilian Plants

Material Contro Plan Ordered Into Service ~  BRallare and Cant:   Dollars and Cents Meat Ceilings Seen in Week

U.S. Remvokes World War Il Control Plan  Searce Materials To  Be Channeled To  I gaia = otwet eum

Gov't. Orders Materials Control Plan Into Service on July First.

Materials Control Plan Goes Into Effect July 1   Will Channel ' Scarce Materials To Defense And Essential:Civilian Needs If Necessary

Materials Control Program Ordered To Channel Needed  Commodity Into Industries

New Materials Control Plan Is Ordered By NPA   Scarce Metals Will Be Channeled Into . Defense Industries Ac in Warld Wear il

Materials Control Plan Started   U.S. To Channel Vital Items To Industry

Controls Plan on Materials Begun by U.S.   To Channel Scarce Metals for Defense, Civilian Industries

NPA Orders Control Plan For Metals   Labor-Management Agreement On Wage Board Expected, White House Saves

Materials Control Plan Channels Three Metals to Essential Industries

Materials Control System Announced  NPA Metals Plan Starts July 1

Order Control On Materials   Plan Similar to One in World War II To be Invoked

Controls Over Materiel Sef  erie .. ne ae, Wayne   New Order Become: Effective July 1, NPA Announces

U. S. Allows Price Hikes On Clothing   Truman Still Hopes Workable Controls May Be Drafted

Jittery Jet Ace Poses In Kisses  Wife Greets Captain  Back From Korea

FIRST JET ACE BACK IN U. S.   Delights Photographers By Kissing Pretty Wife Five Minutes

See oe  nei EER Sitti etl REDS IN. INDONESIA BATTLE ARMY, POLICE

West Germans Accept Old Debt  To Pay Obligations Of Prewar Reich

German’ Cabinet Will: ‘Acknowledge Reich’s Old Debts   Action Tagged Step Toward - Winning Political -And Economic Freedoms —

suddie OF AUSSIC  What Soviets Might Do in Next Few Months Key to ‘Great Debate’ Decision

THE GREAT DEBATE  2. Agree That Russia Is Top Problem In Dispute

Doomed Girl, 18 vill Not Marry   Girl Dying From Cancer Breaks Her Engagement to Gob

GOP Gains Seat in Congress With Missouri Victory   Vacaney By Demo’s Death to Be Filled By a Republican

CLAUDE BAKEWELL WIND IN ST. LOUIS   ELECTED TO CONGRESS IN LITH DISTRICT OVER DEM. OCRATIC OPPONENT.

INTRAPARTY DEMO FIGHT  GOP Wins Missouri Race   For Seat in Congress

Vews of [he Day In Brief   Vlissouri Elects Republican To Seat In House

REPUBLICANS WIN IN MISSOURI FIGH'   Bakewell Elected Congress: man from St, Louis District

Sen. George Says Taxes Too Steep   Declares Congress Must Start Thinking About Cuts No Later Than ‘54

George Says Big Tax Bill Is His “Last”   See Rates As  /   “Too High” Now

Powerful Senate Chairman Of Finance Group Declares Time Near to Reduce Taxes

GEURGE FRUMISES  Conference Group To Consider ‘Last Tax Hike In Peacetime'

New Tax Bill Will Provide Peak Revenue   "Possibly by 1953 Congress Must Begin Thinking of Decreases

The Weather   George Vows Future Tax Boost Fight  Feels Congress Must Reduce Levies by 1954

[ron Curtain Beef Being Fec To U.S. Army  German Wholesalers  ™)") Oey   German Wholesalers Disclose Purchases Made For Dollars

Yanks Eating Beef Imported From Hungary   Berlin Troops. Have © Been Supplied With Meat Purchased Back Of fron Curtain

U.S. Occupation Forces in Germany Eat Meat from Iron Curtain Countries

U.S. Army Buys Meat Behind lron Curtain  Hungary And Poland Sell For Dollars

Occupation Troops Fed on Hungarian Beet U.S. Army Buying Meat From ‘Iron Curtain’ Countries, German Wholesalers Disclose

American Army Is Purchasing Meat Behind Iron Curtain for Use Of Troops Now Stationed in Europe

SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE WIDENED   HOPE FOR 38 ON MISSING KOREAN AIRLIFT TRANS. PORT DIMINISHES.

Rescue Planes Seek Missing Air Transport   Army Plane Sought In Alaskan Wilds After Crash

PRESS SEARCt FOR MISSING TRANSPORT   38 On Plane Believed Lost Off Alaska Panhandle

WEATHER DELAYS SEARCH FOR DC-4   Plane With 38 Aboard Missing Over Alaska

Rescue Planes Scour Waters For Missing Transport Plane   Local CAP Joins In Search For Missing Plane

Hunt Continues For Big aAlrliner   38 Aboard Missing Ship; Last Reported Over Wildest Section

UN Airlift Plane Still Missing . Hundreds of Rescue  Ships Fan Out Over Alaska Coast

Rescue Planes Seek Airlift Transport   Craft and 38 Occupants Missing in Wild Country Near Juneau, Alaska

Seek Trace of Canadian Airlift DC-4; Weather Hampers Search   Rescue Work Slowed by Poor Visibility; - Plane Vanished In Mountainous Country

Expand Search For Lost Plane With 38 Aboard   Hunt Is Centered Along Wild Alaskan Coastline: Mitchell Man Is Among Ship’s Passengers

Hunt for Plane on Rugged Coast   Alaskan Waters Fail to Reveal Trace of Mieeinea Trancsnort

Planes Scour Alaska Coast For 38 Lost   Korea Airlift: Transport Is Missing Over Wild Region

House Passes Record Money Appropriation   Huge ‘Cash Measure Goes Through House With Record Speed ©

Big Appropriations Bill Gets House Okay In Record Time   G.O.P. Would Elect Alaska’s Governor

E-State Freshman Is Killed in Accident   Donald Perry Elmore, 18, -Is Mictim of a Colorade Crash---Friend Is: tnivred

E-State Freshman Is. Milled i in Accident   Donald Perry Elmore, 18, Is. Victim of a Colorado, Croch---Friand te: Iniurad .

—THE FORMOSA STORY— . Chiang Is Biding Time, Preparing For Comeback :

German Election Commission Gets Support OF U.S.   Would Make Check Throughout Nation

US. to Support Survey on Reich Poll Possibility   Seeks to Determine Whether Nationa} Elections Feasible:

FAVORS COMMISSION “TO STUDY SITUATION   W. 8. Would Have @. N. Determine Feasthility Of Nation-Wide German Electiens

Wilson Tells Labor He'll Appoint Trade Union Nominee To Top Staff

Johnston Confers  With Labor Chiefs   DiSalle Defends Pric« Curb Efforts Despite Increase in Levels

N IS READY TO NAME LABORITE   Defense Mobilizer Will Add to Staff When Leaders Choose a Man   IN NATIONAL ADDRESS

WILSON IS READY   Defense Mobilizer Will Add to Staff When Leaders Choose a Man   IN NATIONAL ADDRESS

Wilson Ready to Pick Trade Union Man for Staff  Agreement on Man For Job Is Needed

Wilson Hand To Labor  Will Nama Tinian Man   Will Name Union Man To Mobilization Staff If Nominee Acread On

Snow And Rain Sprinkle State  Few Rural Highways Blocked Bv Drifts

Long-awaited Chinese Offensive Is Underway; Hits Whole Allied Line

Vanguard Forces Of 700,000 Man  , Red Army Start Offensive Sunday; Hits Allies On Three. Fronts On 95-Mile Line   BEAT BACK ATTACKS ON CENTRAL FRONT

Red Army of 7   Launch Drive  Allied Artillery Meets Attacks With Heavy Barrage

Estimated 700,000 Enemy Tréops Drive At Least Two Wedges Into Allied Lines, Yank Artillery and Air Attacks Take Heavy Tolls

Vanguard Force Of 700,000-Man Army Rips U.N.   Chinese Communists Drive At Least 2 Wedges Into Allied Lines In Western Korea As Long - Heralded Counter - Offensive  . Against UN Troops Opens

Allied Forces Withdraw South Of Hanton River   Seven Million-Man Red Army Launches Big Spring Offensive

Commies Deni Allied Lines in Two Places   UN Forces Drop Back to Positions South of Hantan

—KOREA— Van Fleet Warns of ‘New Foe’   WEDGES DRIVEN INTO UN LINES

Enemy Spr ings 700,000-Man. Army on UN   Allied Artillery Fills - Guiles With: Dead On 95-Mile Front

U.N. Jet Pilots Down or Damage 14 Enemy Migs   Total of 256 Planes Take Part in Four Furious Air Battles

Allies Say Reds Suffer Loss of 14   Ground Soldiers Grind Across Bloady Area

Plot To Seize Power Is Laid  To Iran Reds   Big Arms Caches Taken In Arrests   Guns Shipped To Communists Through Wide Network. Officials Claim

Rumor $75,000 Payoff Made To Keep Gross Quie!   Faces 133 Years In Prison After Wrecking Trial

Balky Bookie Blocks Trial,  Loses Parole   $75,000 Payoff During His Flight Seals Gross’ Lips

Hedy Lamarr s Belongings Sold  Actress Says She's Quitting Hollywood

Allied Guns, Planes Take Terrific Toll   Red-Trained . Jap Prisoners May Be.Thrown Into New Action; UN Withdrawals “In Cond Order”

Coupie Overcome by Fumes Is Improved   But Mr. and trs. Seth Beach Are Still Seriously Sick in Newman Hospital

3 Missing After it Falls In Mud Qn Trial Flicht   Mammoth Double-Decker Hits Frisco Bay Mud Flats Upside Down

Huge Air Liner Crashes; Three Aboard Killed   Hits Shallow Water In Son 'Francisco Bay

HUGE AIRLINER FALLS INTO BAY   ;  DOUBLE-DECKER LANDS ON BACK IN SHALLOW WATER, KIGEING 3 ABOARD.

Whether to -Pull Out of Korea or Attempt Continued: Fight Is The Allies Big-Problem

Trygve Lie Cuts Vacation Short: Arrives In US   Soviet Proposal For Cease Fire Is Cause; Says He’s Hopeful

Trygvie Lie Hopes That  Peace Near   UN Official Plans To Discuss Offer — With Other Leaders

Lie Hopeful Of Peaceful Settlement  Of Conflict   Norwegian Secretary Of UN Back In U.S. To Study Cease-Fire

Lie Is Hopeful of Peaceful End Shortly of United Nation’s War   U. N. Belligerents Make Decisions On How to Meet Peace Overture

AGAR, CONVICTED YESTERDAY, PLEADS GUILTY TODAY TO A SECOND CHARGE OF DRUNKENESS

Taft Delays Decision on 1952. Race  Wisconsin Shifts ‘tn Chin Sannéae

Wisconsin G.O.P. Group Asks Sen. Tatt to Run; Ohioan Awaiting Survey

Taft Plans To Check Sentiment   Withholding Announcement Of Candidacy Until Survey Is Made.

Ohio Senator Awaits Survey By Associates   Former Supporters  Of Stassen Swing To Taft; Coleman And Philliop Sian Letter

—WON’T MAKE DECISION YET— Taft Wants Results Of  Survey Before Runnin 2

Thanks Backers In Badger State Who Uraed Drive  Thirteen Address Appeal to Ohioan For Candidacy

Taft Waiting for Survey To Decide On ‘52 Candidacy   2 Associates are Making Study of National Sentiment

New Flood Threats On Kansas Rivers   Solomon énd Big  Blue Are Slopping Over Theatr Ranke

Forestry Official Opposes Monument   Governor To Be Asked To Veto Bill Affecting County

Governor Te Be Asked Te Vete Legistation Buying Land For Menument

State To Increase Employee Pay By $1 Million Yearly; Most Get 10 Per Cent Hike

Thermometers Won't Go Low Enough in 2 Cities as Temperature Hits 53 Below Zero

About Town  And Country   Guy DeNeal Tells Of Holiday Tour to Old and New Mexico

About Town   Guy DeNeol Tells  Of Holiday Tour to Old and New Mexico

Price Markups Seen on Foods   DiSalle ‘Is Happy To Say Tailored Regulations Coming’

Price Markup Limit on Foods Promised Soon   DiSatle Declares System Will Provide ‘Maximum Stability’

Red Newsman Hints Captives Won't Survive   Says 5000 Gls Will Not Return From Compounds

War Prisoners Held By Reds Under 5.000   Estimate on Number of POW'S In. Enemy Hands: Given By Communist Newsman

Captured Yanks Held in Camps  Tn North Korea   Allies Drop Demands for Joint Inspection Foams

State Capitol Hazards Listed  Housekeeping Sloppy) In Lansing Offices

City ‘Jumping’ As Construction Crew, Loaded With Pay, Lands From Arctic

ARCTIC CONSTRUCTION WORKERS WELL-HEELED   Big Spenders Berin Operating After Six Months Work In Greenland

Pro- American Group Victors In French Vote   Rene Pleven’s Coalitior Takes 75% Of Seats  In Elections

Atom Bombs Could Destroy Russia: Bush  Ne All-Out War Soon Scientist Believes

Acheson Says Failure To Send Troops To Europe Would Be “Short Cut To Suicide”

Warns Against ‘Too Little and Too Late’ Policy   Says U.S. Cannot Depend on Western Hemisphere Defense

Hot Dogs Lull Dogs   Failure to Act Now Would Be Suicide, Declares Secretary

Says Failure To Act Would Be ‘Suicide’   Secretary Makes Statement Before Two Senate Groups

SECRETARY CITES — NEED FOR SENDING YANKS TO EUROPE   Calls On All Branches Of Government To Support U.S. Troops Policy In Order To Bolster Morale Of Western Europe.

Acheson Urges More Troops Rushed Abroad   He Warns Against Failure to Bolster European Defense

Acheson Ur ges More Gls for  Europe ‘Now   Taft Fears Dispatch Of 100,000 Would Be Only Starter

[Acheson Says Delay in Troop ‘Reinforcement fo Europe lls ‘A Short Cut to Suicide’

Beat-up Declaration of Independence to Get Proper Care andProtection at Last

Navy Still Undecided About Action. On Sailor Who Griped About Food

SAN FRANCISCO, (*) — The Japanese peace treaty conference ended formally Saturday at 11:54 am. (PDT),

Hero Medals Pinned on Two Marines   President Says He’d Rather Have Them Than His Office.

Landing Feints Disrupt Reds  Oe okey coe   ‘Enemy Supply _ Lines Damaaqed

TRUMAN ASKS TEN BILLION TAX INCREASE   Income And Excise Boosts Proposed; Another Hike Looms 

Truman Want $10 Billion Tax Increase Asks $4 Billion .  ’ From Individuals, $3 Billion Excises

News Day, Night   Income Levy Would Go Up By $4 Billion   Corporations Would Pay $3 Billion More; Excises $3,000,000,000

Request For Another Hik Is Due Later  Wants $4 Billion Income Tax Raise

President To Request More Later   Chief Executive Asks Congress For Tax Hike Of $4 Billion On Incomes

QUICK TAX BILL IS SOUGHT NOW FROM CONGRESS   Higher ‘Taxes Asked From Incomes, Cor. ‘porations And Ex. cises —— Will Ask More Later.

Truman Says He Will Ask Another Tax Hike Later  Boost in Income And Excise Taxes

$64.2 BILLION TOTAL  Hikes Would Include Corporation, Personal In come and Excise

‘Pay-As-Go’ Arms Policy Truman's Aim   Four Billion Boost In Personal Income Levy Is Included

Calls for Higher Levies. on Firms And Individuals   Also Asks Expanded Excise Taxes; Snyder Will Provide Details

President Says He'll Call For Another Latér   Outlines Schedule Meaning Total Tax Take of $64.2 Billion

Another Boost Will Be Sougat in Near Future  Corporations And Jon dictdecmle Wil   Corporations And Individuals Will Get Heavier Load

TrumanAsks for 10 Billion Now, More Tax Later  Urges Increases in Income and Excises; Snyder to Give Details

President Will Urge Heavier Increase Later   $4,000,000,000 Boost {n Personal Income Payments Wanted

Message To Conaress Sets Schedule To Yield a Record $10 Billion In New Levies

Request Would Raise “Take”  To 564 Billion   Proposed Boosts to Include $4 Billion Individual Income Tax And 33 Billion Excise

New Amount Would Bring Total Take fo 64 Billions, Third More Than Record Mark of ‘45  Only Detail Given Today Is That $600 Exemption Should Be Kept

Ten Billions — Tax Increase Asked by HST      President Warns He Will Ask Further Allocations In Future; Message Sent to Conaress

Request Includes $4 Billion Hike In Income Taxes  Corporations to Get $3 Billion Increase, Rest in Excise Levies

TRUMAN ASKS FAST $10 BILLION TAX INCREASE   Urges Income, Corporation, Ex. cise Levies Hikes; More to Come.

Lawmakers Told More to Come Later   Wants to Place U. S. Economy on Pay-as-You-Go Basis

10 Billion Tax ncrease Asked y Pres. Truman   $4 Billion Hike in Personal Income Tax Recommended 2. Prasident Truman

Quick Action Is Requested By President   Message Sent Congress Giving Revenue Program Says Additional Boost Will Be Sought

Further Hikes Will Come Later Tells Congress   Hints Next Request Will Be About 6.5 Billion; Con gressmen Indicate Slash In Expenditures Request

Truman Urges $10 Billion Increase Now   Personal Income Boost Tops List Given To Congress

Ask Congress To Inerease Taxes Quickly   Additional Program Will Come Later To Make Highest Rate in History

Prposes Higher Levies On Firms, And Individuals  President Will Seek Anather Boost Later; $7 I Billion Tox Tatel

Quick Increase In Taxes Asked  Truman to Request Another Hike Later

President Truman Asks $10 Billion Increase in Taxes   Urges $4 Billion Hike  In Income Levies

President Seeks  Uuick lax Boost $10 Billion Raise Sought at Once

Would Take Four Billion  From Income  go... 4... wereis oe ett   Snyder Will Outline New Program At Blaaringar Newt Woaalk

TRUMAN Rak QUICKIE HIKE ~ AY CONGRESS   Raises Income, Corporation and Excise Levies, with New Call Cater.

‘Another Whack At The Pocket Book- President Asks Another $10 Billions in Taxes To Help Balance The Budget

—MORE LATER$7 Billion Sought on Incomes   EXCISE LEVIES FOR BALANCE

Plan Calls For Increases In — Three Levies   Tadividuals Would Pay $4 Billions Of New Revenue

Ten Billion Tax Increase Asked   Truman Wants Quick Increase Now; Will Ask for Stijl Another Later

$10 Billion Asked in 3  Categories   Unspecified Further Raise Proposed:  War Il Exceeded

Second Part Of ‘Package’ Comes Later   Amoont Next Request Not Revealed; Snyder To Work Out Details

Request For Second Hike Also Slated   President Leaves Details Of Outline To Treasury Head

Truman Urges $10-Billion Increase in Taxes Now, With Additional Boost Hinted for Lafer

PRESIDENT ASKS QUICK 10 BILLION IN TAX INCREASE  TELE; PONRRECCMEN   TELLS CONGRESSMEN A SECOND REQUEST WILL COME LATER

Personal And Corporation Levies Raised   Additional $6 Sillion Kecommended Laters No Sales Tax Sought

New Installment Will Come Later   Proposes $4,000,000,G00 Increase In Individual Income Taxes To Yield Record Total Of $26,000,000,000 In Year

President Will Seek More Later Congress Told   $4 Billion Boost For Individuals, $3 Billion Excise

President Asks Congress For $10 Billion Tax Raise  Truman Says. He Expects To. Request More Later; Income Tax Up Four Billion

Four Billion To Come From Private Income   President Says More Must Be Asked Later to Stay on Even Keel

PRESIDENT SAYS ANOTHER BOOST WILL BE URGED   Schedule Calls For Rises In Individual, Corporation Income, Excise Levies

Another to Be Sought Later To Meet Outgo   Calls For 4 Billions Hike in Individual Income Levy; Would Mean Intake Of 64.2 Billions, 3rd Above 1945

Increase From 3 Sourees Is Brought Out   Wants Third More Than Collected In Biggest Year Of World War

Truman Asks 10 Billion In ‘Quickie’ Tax   Higher Income Levies, Increase in Excises Sought by President

Truman Demand Part of Quick 10 Billion Plea   Corporation. Excise Levies Also Boomed to New Highs

‘OUTLINED PROGRAM WILL LEAVE $600 EXEMPTIONS RUT THUMP PERSONAL LEVY

Another Boost. Will Be Sought In Near fetare  Corporations. And” Individuals Will  Cat Heavier land

Congress Given New  Levy Plan   $4 Billion Wanted From Individuals

ANOTHER HIKE TO BE ASKED  ATER   Seeks Four Billion Boost In Individual Taxes   Calls For Total Take Of 64 Billions: Details Left To Snyder

Hints Second Instalment  Will Be $6.5 Million: Total Levy $64 Billions

$10 Billions Tax Increase To Congress   Truman's ‘Quickie’ Request To Be Followed By Another Request To Levislators. Says

SE eee  Pres. Truman Asks Congress For Prompt Approval Of Tax Increase

Income Levies Help Pay For Arming America  Non-Defense Expense  Claahae Damandod

Quick $10 Billion Tax Increase fs Asked By Yromen  Money Would Come From Higher Income  And Excise Levies; Anmehann BI! fan.

Wants 10 Billion  Now, More Later   Three-Point Program Aimed To Boost Yield to 64 Billion

Still Another Boost Will Be Sought Later   President Asks Gongrass lo Boos! Income Taxes hy $4 Billion Aud Corporation Taxes by $3 Billion

President Asks for Quick 10 Billions Hike in Taxes; Will: Seek Another Tater

Truman Asks for Quick Ten Biilion Dollar Tax Boost   Suggests Four Billion Increase in Income Taxes for Individuals.

TRUMAN ASKS SPEEDY ACTION ON TAX HIKE   10-Billion Dollar Request Given To Congress

Congress To  Get Second Bid.  President Says Individual, Excise  And Carnaration

Total Tax Take To Be 64.2 Billion   Increases To Come In Corporation, Income, Excise Tax

Sets Program ForNewRaise   Would Tap Individual, Corporate incomes and Increase in Excise Taxes

Increase Of S10 Billion Is Proposed   Truman Advocates Balancing Budget Without Borrowing

Second Request Is Due After Budget Action   Income, Excise Levies Tabbed For Bigger Cut

TRUMAN ASKS BIG TAX HIKE   Sets Three-Point Progran For Raising A Quick  $10 Billions

‘Quickie’ Bill Forerunner Of More To Come   Seek $4 Billion From Individuals; Total Levy Third Hiaher Than In ‘45

Truman Says He. Will Ask Still ~~ Another ress  Sets Out Program a For Raising Money

Truman Asks $10 Billion Tax Increase  President Warns Congress of Still : Hiaher Levies

President: Hike Taxes  10 Billior   Individual, Corporation Excise Rises Urged In His Messace.

President Asks Quick 10 Billion Boost in Taxes   Four Billions Would Be Raised From Individual incomes

To Ask for More at Later Date   Individual. Taxes Set for Biggest Hike under Plan

Wants $10 Billion Now, More Late For Pay-As-We-Go      Wonts $4 Billion In Income Taxes

Quick Tax Hike Asked By Truman   President Wants Total Increase  Of $14 Billion

Bomb Manchurie Sentiment Gains Strength in UN  Majority Consent   Majority Consent Developing Also For Arms Embargo

U.N. Toughens Against Chine   Sentiment for Manchurian Rombinge. Embarco Gains

some Nations Lack Will lo Vetend Self  Rearmament Of Europe A Question Of Morale, Not Weapons   Ry VES GALLAGHER

Building Morale Is Eisenhower's Task in Europe   Large Pertion of Population Lacks Will To Fight New War, Correspondent Einds

Morale, Not Guns, Planes, Key Factor Regarding the Rearming of Euroveans

Eisenhower Must Build New Morale   Veteran Reporter Says Europe Lacks Ambition To Fight

‘Eisenhower Must First Instill Will to Win in Europe   Rv WES GALLAGHER

Most of West Europe Is Without Any Rea] Will to Fight Russian Advance

Ike Satisfied Thus Far On  Defense Tour   Morale Is Main Question In Rearming Europe Today; People Must Have Will To Fight Instilled In Them   By WES GALLAGHER

Strengthening Of Morale Termed Europe’s Top Need   Ry @#4VES GALLAGHER

- NEEDS THE ‘WILL TO WIN’  U. S. Must Build Morale In Reerming Europe

Re-Arming Western Europe Seen Question Of Morale With Ike In Coach’s Post   Re WEE CATT ACHER

NOT JUST GUNS, PLANES — _ Europeans Lack ‘Will To Fight’ ~ Says Veteran Foreign Correspondent

Ike’s Job Is to Instill Will to Fight Low Europe Morale Chief Problem in Re-Arming

AP WRITER SAYS EUROPEANS AWARE OF SOVIET THREAT: MORALE IS MOST IMPORTANT PHASE OF AMERICAN AID IN PRECENIT cpicic

Some Nations Lack Will To Defend Self  Rearmament Of Europe A Question Of Morale, Not Weapons

Here’s Insight Of Complex Problem To Re-Arm Europe Question Of Morale, Not Guns

Rearming Europe Fundamentally a Question Of Morale, Not Guns, Veteran Reporter Says   RRITAIN AN FACEPTION

lemocratic Offer of Compromise to End enate Deadlock Is Given Cold Shoulder

GROSS REFUSES TO PUT FINGER ON POLICE GRAFTERS   ‘Bolt From Witness Chair Causes Confusion In Now YWoark fart

Railroads To Seek 6 Pet. Freight Boost   Carriers Petition ICC For Ninth Raise Since End Of War

BREWSTER MAY GET VANDENBERG POST   Republicans Suppert Senator for Place on Foreign Relations Conimitice.

Senate Leaves Several Bills: Takes Holiday   Most Measures ‘Already Passed By House Votes

CROWD AT OPENER   Residents to See $425,000 Fire and Police Station © Sunday   READY AT 1:30 P. M:

LOOK FOR RECORD. CROWD AT OPENER  D..°3.. 2 ©. e478 OW   Residents to See $425,000 Fire and Police Station ~ Sunday 7   READY AT 1:30 P. M:

Says Composite Photograph Is Not a “Fraud”   Former Editorial Writer ‘Claims There Was No  Intent to Deceive

Fields Called © Back To Court On New Charge   Left-Wing ‘Angel’ Faces Contemptuous Conduct Accusation

Wealthy Ange Of Reds Again F aces Charges  EK Pa Dice Shah new   Field, Four Others Accused Of Contempt - Before-Grand Jurors

Storm Brews In Senate For Japanese Pact  Clause Supporting Russia On Kuriles Arouses Opposition

For German Armed Units   Possibilities of Big 4 East-West Talks  Not Slowing Down Efforts of Allies

Possibility Of Big 4 Talks Fail To Slow Efforts For German Units

Plan Continued  for Rearming West Germany  Possibility Of Big 4 Talks On Reich Fails To Halt Allied Efforts

ALLIES TO.ARM GERMAN FORCES   Western Powers Go Ahead With Propesal"To Resis Russia, Despite Confer. enee To Re Held,

Continue Plan For German Armed Units   Possibilities of Big 4 East-West Talks Not Slowing Down Efforts of Allies

‘Big 4’ Move Fails To Stop German Plan   Allies Spur Arming Step Despite Talk Of Meeting With Soviet

Allies Continue Efforts. To Incorporate German Units Into Europe Army

Big Four Talk Will Not Slow  Defense Plans   Russian Note Cites Demiilitarizing Of Reich Comes First

Allies Go On With Plans For German Army  Possibility Of New Big Four Meeting

West Pushing Ahead Despite Red Gestures   Rearmament of Europe Is Not Delayed Because Of Soviet Willingness To Talk Over Issues

German Units For West lop Allied Subject   Konrad Adenauer Says Germany Is Ready To Join Up

STUDY GERMAN DEFENSE ROLE   Possibility Of Big Four Parley Fails To Slow  Allied Planning

Border. Jumps By UN Troops Rile Assembly  Issue Described Major Headache As Peace Block

“PARALLEL” HOT SUBJECT FOR UN DEBATE   Issue Is Important; New Good Offices Unit Is Organized

Peace-Seeking Body Completed  38th Parallel Crossing May Be First Problem

38th Parallel Again Become: Hot U.N. Issue   Attlee Demands That Britain Be Consulted On Crossing Line

Parallel in Korea Is Political Issue tor UN Committee   Problem Of Crossing Line Will Be Major Headache For Completed Group

Bloody Car Is Found In  New Orleans   Bullet-Riddled Body Located At Mobile, Ala.

Officer Slain; Youth Sought  Miami Constable Is Found Shot to Death

Taft Believes He Could Win In Wisconsin  But Hasn’t Yet Decided To Run

Taft Thinks He Can WinPriman In Wisconsin  Senator Says He   Senator Says He Will Make Decision Next Week

\G.0.P. Rally Hears Senator  ‘Taft Confident He Can Win ‘If He Enters In Wisconsin

Steel Wage Negofiafions Get Underway   United States: Steel Corporatio’ and. Union ‘Begins Discussions in Pittsburgh.

Athletic Director Promises To Tell Story That Will Vindicate 90 Facing Dismissal.

FaithInTeam--ARMY COACH BLAIK TO. TELL INSIDE STORY ON CHEATING.

Yankees Down Six Red Jets   Chinese Indicate Buildup Precedes Third Spring Drive

Air War increases As hilies Move to Halt Red Offensive   Nearly 75 Jets In Dogfight Today.—Resistance Stiffer Again.

ALLIES STRIKE RED BUILDUPS   Enemy Resistance Gains; Road Traffic Becomes Heavier

Ground Forces: Hack Away At” Enemy Buildups  Sabre Jets Shaot:’ =   Sabre Jets Shoot: “ Down Six MIGS Aid Damage Two Others:

‘States. Right’ Leader Claims Revolt Slated   Wright Says Troman* Will Be: Opposed If

Wright Promises Revolt In Dixie   Says Southerners Will Not Accept  Truman Candidacy

Southern Democrats Will Bolt Party Again Before They Accept ‘Truman [n’52, Mississippian Says   Governor Fielding Wright Says South Opposec To FEPC: Byrnes,-Byrd Listed As Leaders; Dneek Not Favor Third Party.

South Opposed To Truman, Says Governor Wright   1948 States Right VP Candidate Sees Southern Rebellion

Wr ight Sees New Revolt By South   Doesn’t Think Dixie Would Take Trumar On Any Conditions

Wright Predicts Southern Democratic Bolt _ Of Party If Truman Runs Acain Next Year

Englishman Stops In For Market Opening   Brow Lifters Top Political Doings

Southern Demos   May Bolt Again   Fielding Wright Says They Will not Go Along With Truman Candidacy in 52

States Rights Leader Says:  south Will Leave Party Before Accepting Harry  As 1952 Demo Candidate

Law [hwarts Recess Envoy To Vatican  Truman Stands Pat   Truman Stands Pat On Appointment of Clark to Position

o Reject U.N.  z Set Stage ombing Story   Communist Forces Continue to Pour Southward in Korea

ANOTHER BIG DRIVE AHEAD?  Commie Rejection Of UN Apology Is Seen Coming

ENEMY TROOPS POURING SOUTH INTO WAR ZONE   Red Propaganda Aimed At Blaming UN For Breakdown

Near Zero With Snow Reported   Large Section Of U.S. Chilled; Western Maryland Faces Fall's Coldest Tonight

 Publication of Both ‘Papers to Continue; Staffs are Re-Alioned   (See today's Editorial on the inside page),

Stiffer Price Controls May Be Sought   President Gets a Roar of Protest On Expressed Hints

President Hints He Will Demand Changes in Price Control Act  Soon and Draws Roar of Profest  Members of Congress Challenge Truman’s Legislative Plan

Oppose Truman's Plan fo Ask for Stronger Conirols   Republicans Believe President Should Give New Law a Fair Trial.

President May Open New Price Control Fight   Asks Wilson For Advice On Coming Request to Conaress

Neither State Provides Penny—  Truman Asks $400-Millions For Flood  Relief. Disaster Insurance Program

‘Be Friends.”  Arab Advised   Britain Begins “Stick Together’ Talks to Relieve Tensions

Hunt Continues For Desperadoes  Group Sought in  Four States Today

Court Fight On Welfare Moves Ahead   ‘Indiana’s Attorney General's Office Prepares to File Litigation in Washington,  a SL

Indiana Plans Court Test Of Welfare Rulinc   Case To Be Filed In Washington; Wrangle Continues

American Troops Have Aavaiced Four Miles In Four Hours.   Biggest Tank Drive Of Korean War Reaches To Within Four Miles Of Seoul Then Withdraws

Missouri River Toll Bridge Is Authorized   Commission Approves Recommendation Made N.E. Mont. Delegation

New Witness Anpears For Investigators   Capone Associate  Is Unexpected Visitor at Hearing; Carrol Given Chance

New Witness Appears For Investigators  Capone Associate Is Unexpected  Visitor at Hearing; on [2 1 2.) Eee

Reds Stiffen Resistance, End 24-Hour Lull In ‘Allied Casualties.

Resistance Of Reds Stiffens Along Front   B-29 Superforls Mit Marshalling Yards Third Swaight Day

"Death's Holiday” Ends in Korea   Reds Active After Day in Which U. 5S. Had No Casualties

Death Ends Holiday In Korea   UN Slams Into Strong: Communist Defense Positions

REDS STIFFEN RESISTANCE ON KOREAN FRONT   “Death’s Holiday” for American Fighting Men Ended by Increased Hostility.

ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT TO WED MRS. ROSS   Bride-to-Be Said to Be Making Plans to Divorce Doctor — Fourth Marriage for Fach.

Meat Cutters Strike Is Over  Agreement Reached in é6-hour Meeting

Omaha-Bluffs Meat Cutters Strike Settled   Union, Chain Stores Compromise on. Overtime Pay Issue

Truman Offers ‘32 Nomination But tke Hedges   New-York Times Reports on Sectet White House Talk

Two Soviet Satellites [ire On Craft   Yugo-lavia Grants Permissions for Rescue Flights

Appalachian Mountains Knock Some Of The Sting Out Of That Cold Front

Traffic Fatalities Mount At Rapid Pace  55 Lives Claimed  In Texas Violence

REFEREE OF RELAYS   Director Easton Announces Ap pointment of Ralph Higgins

tirecracker Powder Blast  Kills Baby Girl   Four Other Children Hurt While Experimenting With Explosive

Choice Cuts of Beef to be on Scarce List in Many Shops Within Few Days

Nationwide Survey Reveals Choice Beet Cuts Soon Will Be On Scarce List In Many Areas

Beef Grows Scarcer In Nation Today   Prize Cuts Of Meat Disappear From Markets

Worried Congress Rushes $25 Million For Flooded Areas  House Passes Bill, Senate Expected to Follow Suit Today

Cold Front Hits Part Of Nation   Heavy Snow Falls In Rocky Mountains

Chicago Sees Macs Thurs.   3 Million People Expected To Take Part In Ceremonies

Chicago Preparing Welcome For MacArthur This Thursday, With Mass Civic Reception

Nation's Second Largest City All Set For Super Welcome to Gen. MacArthur

ChicagoPlans  For General   3,000,000 Expected to Welcome MacArthur On Thursday

Chicago All Set For Welcome of Gen. MacArthur  Reception Planned fC... sds Bike &

CHICAGO AWAITS GEN, MACARTHUR   City Prepares For Rousing Reception For Him Thursday—No Formal Speech On Program. :

 —CHICAGO AWAITS GENERAL— Soldier Field Reserved For MacArthur Welcome

Chicago Set For Welcome  For MacArthur   Second-Largest U.S. City Gets Its Reception Readv

Chicago Prepares For Big Welcome   MoeArthur to Meet Giant Reception Thursday in Soldier Field

Chicago Plans Super-Ovation For MacArthurs  ‘Old Soldier’ Will Fly To ‘Windy «_ ~City*’ On Thursday

Chicago Geared For Big Welcome For General Douglas MacArthur   Soldier Field Reserved For Mass Civic Reception Thursday Night

MacArthur To Visit Chicago  Metropolis Getting   Metropolis Getting Set for Event

Welcomes Planned for MacArthur AtChicago and Milwaukee This Week

CHICAGO PLANS SUPER WELCOME FOR M’ARTHUR   Expect Crowd of 3,000,000 For Parade Thursday Through Loop.

TWO DROWN IN STATE’S LAKES   Marengo Woman Struck by Auto, Dies Near Tama

Oatis Cited As Example   Acheson Tells U. N. As sembly His Case Shows How Modern Tyranny Works

Natives ‘Cool’ After Realizing Bigness of Job   Commons Is Told England Will Not ‘Stand by Idly’

Warns lranof Responsibility   Will Protect Citizens, Toke Case to International Court of Justice

British Mission Called Home as Talks Bog Down   Morrison Plans Appea to World Court About Protecting Oil Rights

Iran Takes Full Control Of Oil Fields   But Won't ‘Shut Valves’ On World’ Largest Refinery

lran fo Take Over Oil Reins, Brifish Go Home   Massadegh Promises To Keep Oil Flowing From Anglo-lranian

Britain Calls Home Its Iran Oil Mission   Mossadegh Orders ‘Government to Take Over Anglo-lranian

Delegates Of Britain  To Quit Iran   Ordered To Return To London After Negotiation Talks In ehran Fail

tran Moves To Run Oil Setup: Talks Collapse   Premier Mossadegh Orders His Government To Take Over Industry: As British Mission Is Called Home

Tehran Takes Over Oil Area   Negotiations Break Down and Iran Orders Seizure of Property

Action Ends Negotiation  For Holdings   Nation Apparently Plan: Nationalization On Cautious Basis

Britain Orders Tran Oil Mission lo Come Home   Armed Forces Alerted; United States Asks Tehran To Reconsider Action

Iran Orders Seizure Of British Oil   English Will Carry Appeal To World Court to Safeguard Their Holdings

U. S. Appeal is Rejected; Talks Are Broken Off   Premier Pledges Operations to Continue Under New Plan

PREMIER SAYS PRODUCTION TO GO ON   Mossadegh’s Orders Issued After Cabinet Session   Up To A.I.0.C. Officials; Expect Present Staff To Continue Work

British Order Peace Mission From tran   Premier Of Small Nation Takes Over All Oil

lran Ordered To Take Over      Premier Acts, Promises to Keep Oil Flowing, Drops Threat to Shut off Yotves

IRAN'S PREMIER ORDERS SEIZURE OF OIL PLANTS   Government Officials Authorized To Take Full Authority — Promises To Keep Oii Flowing,

Order Full Takeover Ot  Jranian Oil   British Cals Home Peace Mission As  Talks Break Down

fran *remier Orders Government to Take Complete Authority Over Oil Operations

Premier Orders Full Authority Taken Over Firm   Action Taken At End Of Emergency Cabinet Meet; Appeal Ignored

UP GREAT OIL FIELD   British Troops, Planes, Ships Stand by, 7,000 in Danger; Mossadegh Gives Seizure Order.

lran Takes Over Complete Powers In Oil Company  Negotiations With British To Effect  Cattlamant Entila

‘Take Over,’ Iran Leader  Says On Oil   Premier Acts After Meeting Of Cabinet: U.S. Appeal Fails

PLAN ANOTHER APPEAL 10 THE WORLD COURT   WILL NOT ABANDON IRAN OIL FIELDS AND BIG REFINERY

‘Next Step Up to Britain   Government Hasn’t Indicated If Nationals  . Working for AIOC Will Keep on for Iran

British Mission To Tehran Told. To Come Home  Plan Court Appeal On Iranian Issues

lran Premier Promises to Maintain Flow   English Foreign Secretary Appeals Again to The Haque

Wi ais     Britain Will Not ’Stand Idly By’ If British Nationals In Peril. Warnina

Britain Orders Iran Mission to Return Home   Not Giving Up Oil Fight Morrison Says; Troop: Alerted

lran Takes Over Ang!o-lranian Oil Operations Today   Premier Promised to Keep Oil Flowing: British Delegation Home.

Britain Orders Peace Mission To Return Home   Tehran Government Rejects Offer By Company Officials

lran-British Oil Negotiations Fail: Seizure Ordered   British Mission Called Home as Offer Is Rejected

Operations To Continu e, Iran Cabinet Says  Oil Company Seized   on’t Submit Tamely, Secretary Says  britain Recalls Mission;  Morrison Fears Trouble

British-Iran Oil Discussions End in Failure   Morrison Calls  Mission Home; Won't Abandon Fields

Near East Crisis Flares Up Again   Jran Cabinet Meets In Special Session;  British Mobilize; U. 8. Intervencs

fran Takes Over Oil Operations   British. Mission {s Called Home When Talks-Fail;-Promise To Keep Oj] Flaowine

Britain Alerts Middle East Military Forces   British Negotiation, U. S. Mediation Fail To Meet Demands Of Irate Nation; Trouble Looms

British Group Gets Order To Fly From Tran   Morrison Declares Appeal To Court In Hacue Will Be Made

BRITAIN CALLS MISSION HOME IN IRAN SCRAP   Premier Will Keep Valves Open, But Confiscates Units

Iran Prepares For Oil Seizure  Offer From British  Company Reiected

Britain Orders Peace Mission To Return Home  hAarrican Sauc Reitich Wl!   Morrison Says British Will Protect Nationals in Iran if Government Fails To Keep Order

Oil Negotiators To Come Home; Another Court Appeal Is Due   Nation Not Abandoni ing Holdings, Morri#on Tells Commons

UP GREAT OIL FIELD   British T roo .P s,. Planes,  Danger; ‘Mosse degh Gives Seizure Order. 

ALABAMA WOMAN STEELS HERSELF TO SAY GOODBYE TO FOU= SONS, IN SERVICE

Packers Warn Shortage fo Hif Retailers Soon   Few Cattle Are Killed; Armour Cuts Down Staff

Revolt Against Meat Price Curbs Spreads Over Nation  Big Meat Producers Hard Hit as Farmers Refuse to Sell Cattle

Farmers Refusal      Packers Warn Effect * May Be Felt Very Seer

Price Curbs Upset U.S.  Producers   Packers Ration Available Meats To Wholesalers

Meat Revolt Spreads In Stockyards   Shortages May Hit Corner Butcher Shop Next Week As Packers Star! Rationing Supply.

Shortage Of Meat  Due Soon   Farmers’ Revolt  Against Controls Spreads, Idling : Many Stockyards

Early Okay Of Troops Plan Seen   Senate Committee Expected to Okay Move to Dispatch Troops to Europe

Plan Check Of Forces by  Pact Nations  New Proposal Would Favor  Sending Troops

Okay On Troops Issue Forecast  Taft Opposes. New Check-Up Resolution

U.S. ARMED A TO EUROPEANS SEEMS ASSURED   Shipment Of Troops May Depend Upon Promise To Make Check On How AI lies Help Themsel.  yes,

Troop Vote  Seen Won by  Concession  Check-up Offered  On Other Nations  Sharino Rurden

Early OK Seen Qn Additional Gls To Europe   New Bid Offers Senate  Approval Of Troops Tne nofar

Ask Check on Europe  Arms Effort   Proposal to Act As Substitute for Wherry Troop Ban

Okay Of Proposa! To Send Troops Expected Quickly   Promise To Check Europe’s Efforts Assures Approval

New Troops Plan Gains Senate Favor  Proposal Provides  Check on Eurane’:

 Sending Aid  Gains Favor With Pledge By Senators   Furopeans’ Sharing  In Defense Program  Would Be Supervised

ONE OUT OF FIVE AURORA RELIEF CASES A CHEAI   Audit of Township Book: Shows Ineligible Persons Helped.

Congratulatory “etter Sent to Judge Derham  ‘ Cenedella Also Was at Dinner fo: Him Before Hearing Bribe Story.

Declares Judge Had Never Said Graft Tale Joke   Kelly Present At Hearing; Court Attorney Queries Uxbridge Contractor

‘General MacArthur and Wife  ‘Receive Tumultous Ovation in Miami

GIANT PARADE “STAGED BY LEGION   THOUSANDS TURN OUT TO SEE IT AND GET GLIMPSE OF WARTHUR.

UN Waits Word from Red China  on Cease Fire   Expect Chinese Leaders Will Agree’ to Peace Talks

UN Officials Await Direct Word From Chinese Commies  Trygve Lie Appeals To World to Begin Talks Immediately

SOVIET APPEAL LIKELY 10 BRING PARLEY  General Assembly President Leaves for Talk With Rus-

UN Machinery Is Oiled for Talks   General Assembly President Seeks Parley With Taciturn Malik On Saturday Speech

RETAIL SALES IN MT. VERNON GO UP $2,500,000   ‘Total Sales for First Nin -< — pioathe of 1957 Ave $21,239,056. _

RETAIL SALES IN MT. VERNON GO UP--$2,500,000   Total Sales for -First © Nine Months of 1951 Are $21,239,056. .

CRACK THIEF RING   One of State's Biggest Burglary Gangs Held in Hut chinson

May Commute Sentence of  lowa Actress Not Considered   Not Considered Innocent by Board

Only 2 Issties Holding Back ‘Controls Bill   Tentative Agreement; Reached on Rolibacks At All-Nicht Session

Demos Select 1952 Platform   Barkley To Speak At Session Tonight

PARMER GUILTY ~ OF MURDER; 149 YEARS IN PRISON   Champoign Man, Father of Two, Killed Drinking Companion’s Daughter.

Supreme Court Rules on Water Pollution Cases   Gives Co. Courts Jurisdiction on Clear Stream Suits

Fulbright Raps Truman Aide Vaughar In Call for Governmental Reforms

U. §. Asks Republic: To Build Up Armed Forces Rapidly  Offers Three-Point — to eben

WS. Calls For Arms  Build-Up   American Republics « Must Fight Off Moscow Designs

Latin American Nations Asked tc Build Defenses   U.S. Proposes Loans, Other Aid in Program

Hundreds Flee — Homes Following Big Cloudburst   Weslaco Is Hit By 11-Inch Rain; Kingsville Soaked

Senate Quiz Calls Field And Lattimore   They May Be Asked About Barn Papers:  Ban on Bail Talked

Release Of Reds On Bail Blasted By Sen. Ferguson   Asks Congress To Ban Release Of U.S. Reds Convicted Of Conspiracy; Cites Bail-Jumpers

FERGUS SEEK BAR FOR BONDING REDS   Senator Declares United States Has Been Bilked Again

Senaior Asks Ban ef Bail tc” Reds  — Se ae nee os al Tape   Ferguson Ir: 2d By ‘Jumpers Like Gerhart Eisler

Sharp Victories Scored by Allies   Jet Pilots, Infantrymen Whip Reds as Sporadic Fighting Flares in Kore:

Air And Ground Advances By UN   Infantry Retakes Hill From Chinese

Half Of Buffer Zone Line In Korea Accepted; May Complete Work Sunday; Resume Fighting

Allies Score Sharp Victories In New Fighting   Jet Pilots And Infontrymen In New Actions

WIN BATTLES IN AIR, ON GROUND   Jets Damage Three MiGs in Clash Near Yalu River Border

IN AIR AND GROUND   Allied Jet PHots and Infantry Bcore Wins in Korea

Allies Score Again In Air Over MIGs   Three Russian-Made Planes Damaged In Sharp Engagement; Hill Recaptured

Senate Backers Of 18-Year-Old Plan Win Test   Final Action Likely To Be Taken Tomorrow

Senate Backers of 18-Year-Old Draft Predict Its Passage  Confident of Beating Attempts to Cut UMT  Lower Time I imitc

Control Bill Battle Looms In Congress   Republican ‘Opponent To Seek Death Of Curbs

Kansan To Atte pt Killing WagesP ice Controls This Week   Expects Support From Democrats

Cole Hopes To Abolish All Controls   Representative Cites Support For Proposal

Cole Will Seek To Eliminate Every Control   Kansan Admits GOP Leaders Favor Extension; House Debate Resumed

[Predict House Will Tear (Controls Program To Shreds But OK Wage, Price Curbs

Taft Has Chance To Call ‘Battle’   Possible Fight Hinted Among Senate GOP Ove  Successor of Wherry

Taft Could Call The Turn on New Leader for GOP  Battle May Develop ver Wherry’s Job

Taft Might Set Off Big Party Ficht   Wait to See Who He Will Back for Senate Leader

Ohioan Could Call Turn, Observers Concede; Possible Choices Discussed

Speculation On  Successor To  Wherry High Taft Holds Key To  Senate Situation; - Seramble May Result

Ike-Taft Battle Due In Senate   Senator Could Call Turn in Fight For Wherry Successor

Foresee Fight On Naming Of Floor Leader     Death Of Senator Wherry May Lead To Battle Between The Forces Of Taft And Eisenhower

Taft Could Touch Off Fight.... Serene ee, SEL ok  Senate Battle Seen For Wherry’s Post

Stranded Pilot Gets Gaing But He’s Out of Luck Again On Mt. Rainier

House Favors 18'2-Yr. Draft But No UMT   Numerous Amendments Offered As Measure Ap pears To Be About Rea  dy for Crucial Action.

Stand-by Amendment  Is Adopted   Would Provide Universal Training; Lower Draft Age

Britain May Ask Security Council To Intervene in Iranian Oil Dispute

Britain May Request UN Intervention   Iranian Troops Take Control of Refinery Plant

Britain May Ask UN Help In Oil Crisis   Security Council Probably Will -Get Iran Case

MAY SEEK UN. HELP IN IRAN   British Await Mossadegh’s Reaction To Truman’s Appeal.

Cabinet Meets on Oil Crisis   UN May Order tron Obey Detision of

British Cabinet Meets To Decide On Next Step   Published Reports Say Oil Company Properties Seized

Tense British Leaders Delay lran Decision  May Ask UN Security Council To Intervene

May Ask the UN Intervene London Cabinet in  Meeting on Iran 7... . ss. . rine

Showdown Nea: In Iran Crisis On Oil Seizure   Britain's Dispute May Go to UN as Situation Seethes

British May Ask U.N. Aet  In Iran Crisis   Cabinet Meets Third Time, Will Announce Decision Tonishi

Britain May Ask U.N. Aid in Iran   Peaceful Settlement of Oil Dispute Sought

U.N. May Ente Iranian Dispute   ‘Britain May Request Security Council To  Intervene in Issue

Britain May Ask U. N. Aid   Will Seek Action On Iran Oi] Dispute

U. N. COUNCIL MAY INTERVENE IN OIL DISPUTE   BRITISH CABINET MEETS AGAIN ON TENSE SITUATION

Britain May Ask United Nations Security Council To Intervene in Tense Iranian Dispute Over Oil

British May Ask U.N. Aid In Oil Issue   Security Couneil Action Considered

BRITAIN MAY ASK-U.N. INTERVENTION IN IRAN   London Cabinet Holds Third Meeting This Week on the Oil Crisis and Attlee Confers With Churchill. - Warships Stand by Abadan But U.S. Advises Against Use of Force.

Look for Britons  To Ask U. N. Help   England May Turn to Security Council in Iranian  Oil Dispute   NO ARMS AID BY U. S.   America States It's Not Willing to Support British Troops

Look for Britons  To Ask U. N. Help   England May Turn to Security Council in Iranian  Oil Dispute

Britain May Ask U.N. to Act in Tran  U.S, Reportedly » Warns British Not Ta TIlea Military

PLAN TO GIVE STATEMENT TONIGHT   Await Mossadegh Reactior To Truman’s Appeal   Reported In Complete Control At Refinery: Ban All But 10 Britons

Britain May Ask U.N. Aid In Oil Crisis  Cahinat Evnoerted Ta   Cabinet Expected To Issue Full Statement Today On Its Course

Britain May Refer Iran Oil To U.N. Council  U. S. Opposed to British Troop Use; ‘ - Statement Coming

U.N. May Enter pian Dispute  ‘Britain May Request : Security Council To

Britain May Ask UN To Halt Iran  Cabinet Meets On Oil Crisis; Control Of Refinery Seized

Britain May Ask U.N. To  Intervene   Reported To Be Considering Action Of Security Council In Iran Crisis

Hint Britair to Ask UN Aid in Oil   Full Statement Mapping Action Expected Tonight

Britain May Ask US Iran Intervention   Reported Seizure of Re. finery Unconfirmed Today

Cabinet Meets Again To Discuss Tense Situation That Has Developed Over Seizure Of Great Abadan Refinery.

Britain May Ask U.N. To  TakeOilHanc   Cabinet Meets: For Third Time In Week On Tense Iran Issue

Britain May Take lran Row to UN Security Council   Cabinet Meets Again In Crisis Over Order To Oust Oil Experts

Services for John Mairs Held This Afternoon At Wright Funeral Home

SENATOR GILLETTE RAPS REPORTS UN CAMPAIGN GUSTS   Declares Evidence Indicates “Hundreds of Thousands” Spent on Behalf of Taft and Ferguson.   IOWAN SEES NEED OF TIGHTENING LAWS   Criticism Follows Testimony By Ferguson About Huge Outlays By G. O. P. in Ohio,

Jaft-Ferguson Hearing Brings Other Figures  Sen. Gillette Says  Dicnareamont In   Sen. Gillette Says Disagreement In. Figures a Travesty

New Atomic Blast Has Dual Action   Scientists Evaluating Bril68 Explosion Which owed New Effects

Troop-Bomb lest Friday  sracdaanrn'«¢ Riacte   Tuesday's Blast Had Dual Actior

Scientists Are Busy Evaluating New Afom Blast   Latest Explosion Is Spectacular; Has Dual Action

Science Studies Latest A-Blasts   Third Blast Unlike Previous Explosions

Scientists Busy Weighing Value Of Atomic Blast   See Operation Desert Ice -As Possible Milestone  In Designing Weapons

4th A-Blast To Launch Desert Maneuvers Men To Mix With   Nuclear Activity  For First Time

SCIENTISTS: ARE EVALUATING [LATEST ATOMIC EXPLOSION; 'NEYT SCHEDULED THURSDAY

Scientists Study Atomic Explosion   Yesterday's Blast, Third In Series Had Dual Action

McGrath Cites Danger In MacArthur Policy   Pabitans M\LEieae Eanec II SC Wlauld I ace   Cabinet Officer Fears U. S. Would Lose Allies Following General’s Program

Mickey Cohen Found Guilty Of Tax Evasion  ais Probation; Face:   Asks Probation; Face: Potalble 20 Years in U. S. Prison

 American Soldier Tells How Chinese ‘Reds Set Him Ablaze, Then Jeered Him

Chinese Set Captured Yank on Fire, Jeered When He Pleaded for Death

Jeer When He Begs for Bullet Reds Pour Gasoline on GI, Set Him Atire

TRUMAN EXPECTED TAKE ACTION IN RAIL WALKOUT   Mediation Board Still Seeking A Solution

Await Orders To Resume Cease-Fire Negotiations  With Korean Delegates   Exact Time For Renewal Of Talks On Armistice Not Set; Chief Allied Ranrecentative Flies In From Tokvo

UN Delegates Are Poised Jo Resume Talks   New Tent City ls Created For Truce Secciane

9 CANDIDATES SPEAK IN LA.   Only Two Of Eleven Gubernatorial Hopefuls Fail To Speak

New Wage Formula Proposed   Johnston Would Peg Pay Ceilings to Living Costs.

Millions Would Get Pay Boosts OF 12 Per Cent   Wage Board Asked To Await Formation Of General Formula

JORNSTON. URGES PAY PLAN PEGGED 10 LIVING COSTS   Formula Would Permit Increases 12% Pet. Above ‘Ceiling’   MAY SET PATTERN   Proposal At Closed Session Meets Opposition On  Some Clauses

WAGE FORMULA SHIFT SOUGHT BY JOHNSTON   New Plan Would Give Increased Living Allowances

Labor Spurns Pay Formula.   Johnston Would Hike Ceiling On Wages Slightly

Johnston Proposes New Wage Formula Plan Would Be Pegged To  Livjng Costs, Allow increases

Johnston Asks Pay Be Pegged To Living Cost   Stabilizer Urges Increase Ranging to 12 214 Pet. UIT laerive at Gane

Pike Feasible Kauer Reports   Director Presents View of Engineers

Signing OF Jap Treaty Held Danger   Dulles Praises Courage Of Truman in Face Of Risk

Counter Attack Returns ? Hills To Red Troops   Bitter Fighting Rages In East-Central Sector Allies Gain Elsewhere

Reds Retake Hills In Bloody Fighting  Communist Forces Get Reinforcements

Huge Oil Firm Will Send Iran An Observer  Envoy Will Sit In With Commission

. CLEANED UP SOON   “Mucking Out” of Silt Clogged Trafficway Started This Morning

“Mucking Out” of. Silt Clogged Trafficway Started This Morning   IMAKE GOOD: PROGRESS

No Permanent Breakdown Of Talks Seen, However, By Ridgway’s Spokesman

Claim Two Red Soldiers Killed In Neutral Zone   Communist Assertion: Believed to Be Another Attempt to Delay Peace Talks.

West Berlin Sees Signs  Of Blockade   Communists Halt Several Shipments Into And Out OF City

Fear Berlin Blockade - .  Communist Police Reported Seizing Food Trucks Entering and Leaving City

~ Babson’s Authentic Statemenf = t  Salaries af Tedchers and Preachers Should Be Sufficient To Assure Good Results .

A Solution—Why Don’t We Build An Organization That Will Enforce Good, Order

Mass-Moving Job Faces PG School: Personnel, Equipment Set For Hop

Labor Day Slaughter Sets Record   Incomplete Tally Lists 413 Deaths

From Detroit to Europe via Ship. Nin ne US Boats to Mak  SE per ae mn: eames aplinmags Beales 4

Combat Troops Will Be Home By Christmas  Order Does Not   Order Does Not Apply To Rear E-hoelon Troops

Foe Increases Pres: sure  Reds Pound UN Line On 2 Fronts; Allies Repulse All Attacks

Numerous Red Attacks Are Hurled Back   Increasing Pressure Against-Allies in Wintry Weather

Red Atfacks Stepped up   Gen. Ridgway Says GI's in Combat Before Jan. 1 to  Be Home by Christmas

ENEMY ATTACKS ARE HURLED BACK BY ALLIED FORGES   Reds Strike on Central and Western Fronts—Leave Many of Dead on Barbed Wire Near Yonchon,   SUPERFORTS BOMB COMMUNIST AIRFIELD    G. 1. Combat Vets in Action as Long as Jan. 1 Told They Will Be Home by Christmas.

Liaisons Try Again To Set Buffer Zone  Biliesn Male ffan Ta.   Allies Make Offer To Demilitarize Kaesong, Await Reds’ Answer —

WHITE COUNTY STORM CAUSES: $50,000 DAMAGE      Drive-in Theatre Screen Blown Down; Fallen Trees Block Traffic.

NATION ARMS FOR PEACE TRUMAN SAYS   President Inspects Secret Weapons At Aberdeen

lruman Says U. S. Weapons  Are For Peace   President Sees New Tanks And Guns At Aberdeen Proving Ground

Chamber Names 4 New Directors’   Annual Dinner - Meeting Tonight At 7:30

Cut Lip Resulis as Two Congressmen Engage in Fistfight Over Procedure

72 - YEAR - OLD CONGRESSMAN WINS FIGHT]   Kid Cannon Sends Rep. Phillips, 63, Home With Cut Lip.

Demo Is Winner   — wee ST Ske ry POPPE     Congressmen Swing Fists; One's Lip Cut

Missouri Representative Comes Out on Top in Fight Today With Californian

2 LAWMAKERS IN FIST FIGHT   Committee Votes Only $13,150,000 for Schools

‘One-Blow Fisticuffs In Corridor Of House Enlivens The Morning Session Of Congress

) Congressmen Exchanoe Blows   72 Year Old Cannon Bopped by Phillips, 63

2 Congressmen Exchange Blows   Californian Suffers Cut Lip in Fight With Missourian

Phillips, Cannon in Fistfight—  Suffers a Cut Lip In Bout WithColleague

TAX MESSAGE SCHEDULED NEXT WEEK      Five Million To Be Added To U. S. Rolls  REDUCTION   in Personal Exemptions To $500 Seen: Plan Boost In Excise List

TRUMAN SEEKS POSTAL RATE INCREASE   Higher Figure For Second Class Matter Asked

Coneress To Get Truman Tax Message   Expected Late Next Week; Big Tax Increase  To be Asked

Tax Experts Offer Guess At Outline   Measure To Boost Individual Levies Being Drawn Up

 lana For Individuals Highest Wartime Rates Seen ‘In President’s New Tax Bill

Truman to Recommend Hike  In Second Class Mail Rates   Increase Aired at Publication Field; Congress Due to Get Details Thursday

Look For Truman To Urge Levies At War Peak Rate   Tax Authorities Say Overall Boost Of 30 Per Cent Is Possible

 Match Highest Rates of War Il. : Overall. Increase. of. 30 Percent in ‘Taxes

Tax-Boosting Program Takes Forn As Congress in Defense Squabble   Increase of Income Taxes in Prospect; Eisenhower To Outline Europe Arm Needs

Higher Individual And Corporation Levies Expected In Truman T ax Plans

Boost Of 30 Per Cent Is. Forecast  HST Expected To Ask Record Tax Increases

Return To Peak Income Tax Seer  Truman To Deliver Tex Messacae Secon

Truman to Send Tax Message to Body Next Weet  acted tn AcL   Expected to Ask For $16.5 Billion

New Truman Tay Request to Seek 30 Pct. Increase      May Add Five Million Lower Incomes to Taxable List

Truman Tax Plea Slated Next Week  = “Highest ¥ Ware Ratac Due on Individuals

CAPITOL HILL SURE TRUMAN PLANS BOOST      Will Unveil $161, Billion Tax Hike Bill Next Monday

PERSONAL TAX EXEMPTION MAY BE CUT TO $500   Increase of 3 Per Cent in Rates Likely; Truman to Ask $16.5 Billion.

Truman fo Urge Mail Rate Hike  Will Ask Boost In Second Class Costs

Second Class Postal Rates May Be Boosted   Truman Readies Message Urging Mail Increases

Truman May Call For Highest Individual Tax Rates Since World War II, Officials Say

Tax Message s Due Next Week   Truman Expected to Ask for 16 Billions

Truman May Ask iD Pet. Tax Hike  ‘cual Hinkack   Will Equal Highest Rate of World War Ii

TRUMAN TO ASK LEVIES AS HIGH AS PEAK IN WAR      Congress Expects Proposal To Raise Tax Rates 30 Per Cent Higher Than Present Schedule.

30 Per Cent Boost Seen  In Tax Bill   Five Million May Be Added To Rolls By  Towamans Procram

Lower Exemptiens, Boost Rates  Hint Truman to Ask 30% Tax  Increase to.Cover Arms Costs

SSS”  Truman Expected to Call for Top Tax Rate Imposed During War; to Boost Those Paying

pte Highest Rates of - War W. Overall Increase’ of 30 Pereent in Taxes

Truman May Seek Higher Income Levies  Congress Will Be Asked To Assess  earvu fTawac

New Tax Message to Conaress Next Week   Increase Asked. May Be 30 Percent or More, Gepital Experts Precdict

President's Bill May Increase Taxes By 30 Per Cent   Individual Levies At World War Il Rates Indicated

TAXES TO WAR LEVEL?   President’s Plan May Fqual Rates of World War Il

Tax Message Prepared for Congress Study   Leader Forecasts Heavy Burden Of Levies

Highest Taxes Since Last War May Be Sought   President Unveils Tax Boosting Bill Early Next Week

Calls for Hike of ].) Billions   Senate Expected to Get Measure bv Next Fal]

Lawmakers Told Limit Is Reached   Economy Plea Made On Eve Of Final Vote

Siege Forces Put to Rout   Enemy Dead Totals 10,933 in Day; Battered Kimpo Airfield Abandoned

Yanks Smash Chipyong Encirclement; Commie Siege Forces Fleeing   Four-Day Old Red Offensive Slowed To A Walk On Central Front After Heavy Slaughter.

RELIEF UNIT CLIPS GInGLt AT CHIPYONE   UN Troops Slaughter Chinese and North Koreans hy Thoveande

Death Takes News Editor Of Democrat   Miss Burrowes Succumbs: Funeral Friday Morning

Charge Given To Winner By King George   White House Makes No Comment On British Results

Attlee Gives Up Office After Six  Years of Rule  Conservatives Win Over Labor With 23-Seat Margin

State Road Program Heads for Showdown   House Committee Ends Public Hearings, Due To Act Tonight; Doubling Gasoline Tax Is Mator Measure In Smith’s Four-Bill Series

Jordan King Killed by Pistol Shots   New Crisis Imperils Middle East in Death of Abdullah

‘King of Jordan Is Shot Dead by Moslem Tailor   Was Ally of Lawrence of Arabia and Friend of the West; His Son, Prince Naif, Becomes Regent.

JORDAN'S KING IS SHOT DEAD BY ASSASSINS   New Near East Crisi  Seen; Guarda Kill  Ruler’s Slayer

Giant Airliner Down: 50 Aboare   Smoking Wreckage Sighted From Air; Hope Abandoned for Survivors

Some Things Will Cost More, Others Less Under Tax Law Effective Nov. ]   Senators to Scan Bank Records in RFC Inquiry

Showdown Scheduled AustinT uesday Tn Fioht To Ban Air-RiflosIn Towns

Election Set — In Argentins   Peron Victory Seen; VJomen to Vote

Tough Dratt ~ Law Hinted   Chairman dehnson Convinced Some 1/8-YearOlds Must be Called to Army,

Last Enemy Remnants Fighting Stubbornly   United Nations Pilots Beat Off Another Red Jet Attack: Ground Forces Seize Hills.

Foe Alleges Plane Attack At New Site   Fanatic North Troops Attempt to Stave UN Advance

Allies Beat Jet Fighters Over Northwest Kore   Troops Thrust Another Tank Force Into Enemy Terrain

Boh Winemiller Dies In East   Contracts Pneumonia After Oneratinn

P.-E: Winemiller Dies In Hospital Mter Operation.    Plant Engineer'for Muehlhau. sen Spring Co. Dies in New York City

CHICAGO READY TO GREET MAC   City’s Millions And Thousands From Nearby Await Arrival

Sen. Chapman Fatally Hurt   Kentucky Democrat Dies After Crash; Cuts Senate Marcin

SEN. CHAPMAN FATALLY HURT   Veteran Democratic Member From Kentucky In Auto Accident

Sen. Chapman Fatally Hurt In Auto Wreck   Veteran Congressman From Kentucky Dies Seven Hours After Collision at Capital

Injuries Fatal To Sen. Chapmar   Dies Suddenly On Operating Table

Sen. Chapman, Of Kentucky, Fatally Hurt   Dies of Injuries Suffered . When His Automobile Collided. With Trailer Truck.

Sen. Chapman Fatally Hurt Tn Collision   Kentucky Solon Serving First Term in Senate

Sen. Chapman Fatally Hurt         ‘Kentuckian Dies at Naval  Haspital After Auto Ac' cident in Capital,

Virgil Chapman, 55, Dies of Crash Injuries   Trailer-Truck, Car in Mishap Near Capital City

Auto-Truck Crash Fatal To Senator   Chapman of Kentucky, Democrat, Served Long on Hill.

Sen. Chapman Dies in Crash   Veteran Congressman’: Death Reduces Democratic Maiority

Senator Dies After Accident   Sen. Virgil Chapman Is Injured Fatally In Washington Mishap

SENATOR CHAPMAN KILLED IN WRECK   CAR OF KENTUCKY DEMOCRAT COLLIDES WITH TRUCK IN CAPITAL.

Collision Kills Kentucky Solon  Senator Chapman, 55, In Fatal Accident

Crash Kills A Senator   Death of .Kentuckian In Car Accident Cuts Demo Maioritvy to One

Senator Dies After Accident  Sen, Virgil Chapman Is Injured Fatally In We cbinet.. Biichen

Chapman Killed In Car Wreck   Kentuckian’s Car Collided With Trailer Early Today

Sen. Chapman Dies in Car Truck Crash   Veteran Legislator From Kentucky Was Injured Fatally Early Today

Veteran Solon Fatally Hurt In Car Crash   Sen. Virgil Chapman, (D-Ky), Dies After Vehicle Hits Truck

Sen. Chapman s Killed In Crash  Car Of Kentucky Solon Hits Truck

Sen. Chapman, Kentucky, Killed  Victim of Collision Between Auto, Truck

Sen. Chapman Is Victim Of Auto Accident   Kentuckian s Fe Is Fatally Hurt  Washington ‘When  ; Automobile Collides With Trailer-Truck

Treasury Balance  WASHINGTON, (INS}—The Treasury balance is $4.929.157.712

Sen. Chapman Dies of Injuries  Automobile Collides With Troiler-Truck

Senator Chapman Is Fatally Injured In Car-Truck Crash   Kentuckian Lives But a Short Time After D.C. Accident

SENATOR KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Sen. Virgil Chapman of Kentucky Fatally Hurt When Automobile Collides With Truck.   HIS DEATH CUTS DEMO MAJORITY   Democrats Now Hold One Seat Margin, 48-47; Was Elected to Succeed Vice President Barkley.

Kentuckian, 55, Victim Of Injuries   Virgil Chapman Dies Seven Hours After Auto Struck Truck

Crash Fatal To Sen. Chapman, Kentucky Dem  Lawmaker Dies In  Hacnital After Car

Sen. Chapman Fatally Hurt  Kentucky Senator In Capital Auto Crash

Senator Killed In Auto Crash   Chapman’s Car Collides With Truck; Police Pry Open Door To Free Him

Kentucky Senator Dies After Mishap  Chapman Was Hurt In Capitol Crash

Sen. Chapman Fatally Hurt In Accident      Auto Collides With Truck

CHANDLER SEEN IN SENATE JOB   Chapman's Death Lowers  Democratic Margin

Sen. Chapman. Congress Vet, Hurt Fatally «  Kentucky Senator Dies in Hospital Of Crash Inuries

West Sees No Prospect Of Parley   Formulating Demands They Believe Reds Will Turn Down.

lowa Bank Gen. Ridgway Robber in Back In Tokyo, Kansas Jail Still Confident

FARM WORKER HELD gY EA, KAN, SHERIFF   Admits Holdup After Arrest with $8,634 After Tio from FBI.

Farm Worker At Pocahontas Admits Hold-up   Edward Emil Wiese Is * Arrested at Erie, Kan.: Charae Filed

Loyalty Oath Bill Passed By House   Needs Only Senate Concurrence in Amendments

Loyalty Oath Bill Passed By House, 167-18   Disputed Measure Goes To Senate For Concurrence

UUl UP MLAJUAL House Knocks Segregation  Provision From Draft Bill

Segregation Provision Is  Voted Down   House Votes 178-126 To Reject Amendment Granting Assignment  To All-White Units

OUT OF MEASURE   House Knocks Segregation Provision From Draft  Bi

Segregation Knocked Out Of Draft Bill   Price Amendment  Is Voted 178-126   House Considering Barden Substitute Postponing Universal Training

KING FARMS COMPANY MOVING FIVE HOUSES   Dwellings to be Occupied By Employes of Company   TAKEN FROM MILL SITI

MOVING HOUSES ‘JO KING FARMS LAND   Five Dwellings May Form What May Become “King Village”   TAKEN ACROSS FIELDS

Rail Lines Paralyzed By Strikes   Defense Shipments Halted; Truman May Appeal to Employes

Others Join Rail Strike   Some Engineers and Firemen Stay Out With Switchmen in Walkouts.

34 TRAINS © CANCELLED IN ST. LOUIS   Two Mt. Vernon Passenger Trains Discontinued on— L& N as "Sickness" Hits Switchmen.   DEFENSE SHIPMENTS TIED UP IN YARDS   Industry Affected on 34 Lines in Scores of Cities, No Mt. Carmel Trains.

Rail Strike Spreading Across Nation   Unauthorized Welkout of Switchmien Widens, Effects Growing More Critical

 Ulness Among  Switcehmen In Epidem ic Form   ‘Sick Call’ Walkout Growing More Critical Hourly

Government Acts To End Strike  Thousands Are Idled By Railroad Walkout

RAIL WALKOUTS GROW STEADILY MORE CRITICAL   TRUMAN REPORTED CONSIDERING APPEAL TO CALL OFF STRIKE

Sudden Brake Clamped On Rail Travel  ‘Sick-Call’ Walkout Appears Growing More Critical.

‘Sick Call’ Strike Ties Up Much of Railroad Network  Defense Shipments Stalled by Walkout

Critical Rail Strike Continues To Spread   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Other Railroadmen Join Switchmen As  Wildcat Strike Spreads In The East

Transportation Paralyzed On 34 Railroads   U. >. Refuses To Accept Brotherhood’s Claim That It Did Not ‘Order’ Strike

Railway Strike Hurts War Efforts   More and More “Switehmen Join Striking Worker:

U. S. MOVES TO END SPREADING TRAIL WALKOUT   man Reportedly Con‘ering Direct Appeal ~ To Railroaders

Sick-Call Walkout Hits 33 Railroads In 18 Key Cities  25 Embargo Actions On Freight Taken

EMBARGOES ON FREIGHT MOVEMENTS   Gov't, Officials of Switchmen’s Union Move To End Walkout.

Wildcat Rail Strike Spans Entire Nation   Thousands of Non-Railroad Workers Idle

Yardmen's Sick Call’ Walkout Cripples. Nation:  _Defense Shipments, Industry: Commerce

Defense Work Strike Stalling   Paralysis Intensified _ In Switchmen Walkout

‘=are INTO TIS THIRD DA’  “Sick Call” Walkouts C ple F; i ea —. Sait

Rail Walkout Reaches ‘Most Critical Stage’  Qwitehmoen’e Strikes   Switchmen’s Strike Hampers Shipments Of Defense Materiel

WalkoutHits 33 Lines in 18 Big Cities   U. S., Union Act-to End Stoppage; Some Freight Embargoed

Rail Paralysis — Is More Critical   Defense Shipments Stalled by Strike; Arn Issues Annenl

Transportation Is Hit by Strike   ‘Sick-Call’ Walkout Of Switchmen Grows More Critical by Hour

Railroad Paralysis Is Spreading As More Workers Join ‘Sick Call’   34 Systems and More Than Score of Cities Hit Directly--No Embargo Put on Mail Yet

33 Railroads In 18 Major Cities Suffer  Other 1 ndustri ies ‘Forced t fs Close,

Transportation Affected Vitally  By Rail Walkout   Carriers, Industries Hit As Fast-Growing Strike Moves Into Fhird Dav

Shipments Are Stalled Due to Strike   Walkouts Get More Critical In Various Areas

“Sick Call” Walkouts Cri ple Fi teat Spee System, Sip   INTO ITS THIRD DA}

Strikes Begin To Affect US  Industries   Rail Tiewps Expected To Cause Shortages With Resulting Shutdowns

Other Railroad Employes Join Wildcat Strike  Many Industrial      Many Industrial Plants Forced To Shut Down

Rapidly Spreading ° ‘Rall Walkouts Are Crippling Carriers and Stalling: . ‘Defense Shipments:

Additional Railroad Men Join Switchmen In Wildcat Walkouts   Work Stoppage Now Involves 44 Railroads In 28 Cities Across Country — Industrial Plants Shutting Down.

Crippling Strike Highballs Across Most Of Nation  Rail Transportation Crippled; 33 Cities Hit By ‘Wildcatters’

Rail Service Disrupted By Walkouts   Switchmen Strike On Many Leading

Rail Walkout  Is Strangling War Efferts   Scores Of Industrial Plants Close Downs Mail Embargo Loos

Direct Appeal Is Considered By President   34 Lines Directly Hit By Strike; 2 Sides Pushed For Settlement

Other Industries Hit By Stoppage   Government And Union Aet To Call Off Strike

Switchmen At Spencer Leave Jobs   Government Files Suit As Walkout Hits 14 Railroads

Shipment Of [Defense Goods Hardest Hit   BRT Declares Walkout Is  TInauthonzad

Sick-Call’ Rail Strike ls Spreading   100 Switchmen Quit in St. Paul; Thousands Idle

34 Carriers Now Hit by Rail Strike   Industry Is Crippled in a re of Cities

Engineers, Firemen  Join Rail Walkout   Many Industries Crippled, Embargoes

Defense Goods Stalled; Eastern Areas Hard Hit   ‘Sick Call’ Maneuver Becomes Critical and State Feels the Pinch

Switchmen’s Strike Has Spanned U. S.   "Sick - Call’’ Walkout In 3rd Day, Fast Growina More Critical

"Sick Call’ Rail Walkouts Grow More Critical  e . Deepen Paralysis Of Nation’s Systems

Rail Walkout Snowballing   Critical Strike Hits 33 Lines. 18 Cities

iF reight Embargo Ordered Rail Transportation System  Braked By Spreading Strike

Defense System Is Stalled by Strike Of Rail Switchmen   34 Railroads Are Hit by ‘Sick Call’? Walkouts in Score of U. S. Cities

Spreading Rail Walkout Stalls Defense Freight   Many Industries Crippled as Work Blocking Grows

Rail Switchmen’s Strike Cripples Train Service   Other Industries Are Hit; Embargo Clamped On Freight

Temperatures   18 Major U. S. Centers Hit By Highballing Strike Now Moving in Third Day

Rail Tieup Spreads, Clamps Stranglehol On War Production  Scores of Industries Close, Mail Embargo Is Being Considered

Nation Feels Impact As Rai. ai Spreads  PURSE eS ae ie ee   Government Cries ‘Ruse’, B.R.T. Says Strike Unauthorized

Transportation Snarl Forces Piants to Close   1,600,000 Jersey Commuters Stranded By Transit Walkout

Rail Walkout Spans Nation; Industries Hit   Service Badly Crippled And Embargoes  -Imposed.

SWITCHMEN HIT CRIPPLING BLOW AT MAJOR LINES   Industry Begins Tc Feel Effect As Wild. cat Walkout Spreads — Govern.  ~ ment Plans~Action,

Transportation Is Crippled By Growing Strike   33 Railroads In 18 Major Cities Hit By Tieup;  Union Officials Deny  Authorizing Strike

Raiding Party Fights Way Out Of Red Ambush   American Troops Battle Way Out Of Trap In Korea

Allies Plan Soft Peace For Japan   Aim at Restoration As Non-Communist Power

Couple Survives Plunge In Falls  Miracle Saves Pair In High Sierras

HST Studies Grid Seanda!   President) Quarterbacking West Point laivesligation

TRUMAN EYES GRID PROBE   Surveys Athletic Situation At West Point, Annapolis.

Truman Studies Football Issue  Gathering Facts On Recruitina Tactics

Personally Probing Recruiting of High School Stars: Truman Quarterbacking Searching New Inquir ‘Into Big-Time Football at ‘Point’ and Annapoli

Will Quarterback Survey .... ER OURVEY os os  President Probes Big-Time Football

Truman Sift: Army, Navy Grid Picture   Sweeping Survey Planned; Blaik Tc Remain As Coach   See story on Page 7.

Revolt Ends In Bangkok  Navy's Attempt To Overthrow The Government Fails

Bangkok Buries Its Dead Today   Treats Injured As Peace Returns To Revolt-Torn City

SIAMESELOYALS CONQUER REBELS   Attempted Overthrow B: Naval Faction Is Short Lived

Thailand Naval Revolt Crushed  Bangkok Buries Dea As Peace Returns

Murray To Quit As Head Of Ci0  Reuther Seems To Be Closest To Job

Murray Seeking  To Resign Post  As CIO Leader  ’ Auto Workers’ Union Head May Get Job _

PHILIP MURRAY WILL RETIRE AS ClO HEAD   Walter Reuther May Succeed Ailing President Of Big Labor Organization

Dawson Due For Rough Treatment   Presidential Aide Appears Before Probers

Prol ong Talks For A 'Truee   U. S. Officials Ready to do so Long as Reds  Are Willing

REPORTS HOLD ALLIES STUCK WITH SESSIONS   Will Hold Out As Long As Reds In  Truce Conference

Tornadoes in State Visits   Dip Around OkishomaKansas Border, Move Through Edge of Beaver City

Hit-Run Bandits — Kill Policeman and EscapeWith311,000   Swift Raids Are Made Upon Markets, Gas Stations — Two Are Slugged

One Man Killed, 2 Slugged As Bandits Seize $11,000 In Five Newark Holdup:

New Jersey City Has Sudden Crime Wave  Bandits Kill Policeman, Get $11,000 In 5 Newark Holdups

Lost Explosives Put Mass, Town On Tenterhooks   Boys Steal Vials, Throw Them Out Along the Hichway

Floods Begin To Recede in Midwest States   Crop and Property Destruction Is in Millions; Eight Persons Known Dead. ,

Maybank Plans Move To Erase OPS Mandate   Congressmen Fear Other Farm Products Will be Curbed Next

‘STEAMY’ DAYS HELP TO BRING FAIR’S CROWDS   Nearly All Judging Of Open Classes in Livestock Camnlete

Request Made After U, S. Authority Refuses Te Permit Half-Cent Increase In This Area.

Snow Will Cover State   Expected to Turn To Sleet in Southeast Tonight and Thursday

Emporia Skies Today   Snow to Blanket Kansas Tonight   Temperatures Will Be Milder Thursday; Sleet Also Foracast

Douglas Offers Plan To Slash Funds A Billion   Senator Proposes Cut Ir Foreign Aid, Other Eeandmies

NATIONAL LEAGUE   Douglas Asks Billion Cut In Foreign Aid Program

Douglas Urges Cut of Billion  In Foreign Aid   IHlinois Solon Thinks Military Services Can Save Over Two Billion

Foreign Aid Cut Of Billion Urged By Sen. Douglas   Would Trim Truman’: Budget By $5 Billion

Billion Cut In Foreign  Aid Sought By Douglas   Part of Senator’s Program to Chop $5 Billion Off President’s Spending Budget; Sees Other Savings.

BILLION SLASH IN OUR FOREIGN AID SUGGESTED   Douglas Would Whack Five Billions From Truman Budget -

Douglas Asks Foreign Aid Cut of Billion  Proposed as Part Of 5-Billion Cut.  In Teapman Rudvset

Foreign Aid Slash Urged By Douglas  To Save Expenses   Billion-Dollar Trimming Part Of His Program To Cut Budget

Douglas Asks Heavy Cut in Foreian Aid   Billion Dollar Slice in” _ Spending Proposed to Pare. Truman Budget

Marshall Says War On China Would Be Risky   Sees MacArthur Plan As Meaning Risking Worldwide Conflict

MANCHU BASE RAIDS VETOED BY 13 ALLIES   M’ Arthur, Governor Dewey Confer n

ALLIES GAIN FOUR MILES AT CHORWON   Foot Soldiers Capture 2700 Foot Mt. Kodae

UN Grabs Two ‘Key Mountains;  Reds Dialn   Chinese Bodies Litter Captured Hills Outside ‘Iron Triangle’ City

Proposal Calls For  More Taxes   Johnston Urges Congress To Pass $10 Billion More

Big Tax Hike Seen Vital By Johnston   Anti-Inflation Battle Will Ge on After Truce, Solons Told

Johnston Asks For —      Says Korean Truce Will Not End War Aaainst Inflation

BOOST ASKED QF CONGRESS   Johnston Tells Committee Truce Will Not Halt Inflation Fight

Stabilizer Asks Solons fo Vote Big Tax Boost   Johnston Urges Curk On Inflation Despite Korean Truce Move:

 atid  = (Fight Inflation Without Regard to Korean Hones     at rks

Johnston Uraes: Tax Increase   Stabilizer Warns Of Relaxation Due To Peace Proposal

Johnston Urges Hike in Taxes,  Tight Controls   Federal Reserve Firm For Its Credit Rules: Relaxation Demanded

$10 Billion Hike In Taxes Urged As Inflation Curt  Reserve Board Refuses to Ease Credit Controls

Tax Increase Urged  Federal Reserve To Stick To All Credit. Controls

Door-to-Door Selling by Peddlers Can Be Barred, High Court Rules

Cities Can Ban Door Peddlers   Decision Is Announced By Supreme Court

Hanks INTO ITUCE City of Kaesong  Cc. a Peel CO" L. wene A ilcn-

SOLDIER KILLED, 4 (TERS GLUBDEL   HUNDREDS WITNESS: BRIEF  FIGHT AT UNION 8TA TION IN ST. LOUIS.

Soldier Killed In Union Station Fight  MP Had Arrested Two, Third Balked

Communist-Led lranians Riot  Students Express. Sympathy for Egypt

ERIC JOHNSTON MAKES EFFORT FOR LABOR AID   Attempts to. Avert ‘ Crackinp ‘of Wage’ “Control Program

‘ohnston Trie: to Save Control Setup   Stabilizer Seeks _ Labor Support for New Program

Se ee a  Will Give Phillips Commencement Address and Receive Degree

DEAN H. G. BARR HONORED   Will Give Phillips Commencemen Addrece and Receive Decree

Crippled Girl Smiles Through Tears as She Is Crowned Queen of U.S. Aircraft Carrier

Crippled Girl Crowned Queen Of Big Carrier  17-Year-Old Smiles Through Tears at Ceremony

American Troops Drive The Communists From Wiountain Sironghoid   Chinese Reds Believed Preparing To Threw 300,000 Men Into Counter Attack Against Yanks

‘‘Rio Help’ For Ike   ‘Robbers Of Milwaukee Bank Arrested ‘Quickly At Wisconsin-lllinois Border

Three Men, Girl Friend In Custody   Quartet Jailed Under $50,000 Bail Each After Holdup Of Branch Bank

Quartet Nabbed In Bank Holdup   “Milwaukee Robbery Nets Gane $93.000

BOLD MOVE FAILS   Milwaukee Bank Robbers and Girl Friend Taken  in 13 Hours

Four Taken In Robbery From Bank  Th   Three Men, Girl Held In Milwaukee

ARREST 3 MEN AND GIRL FOR BANK ROBBERY   Recover $93,559 Milwaukee Loot; Were Seen Changina Cers.

Bank Holdupmen Caught in Illinois  Three Men, Woman Jailed for Robbery

Milwaukee Bank Robbery Foiled   Police Arrest 3 Men, Girl 13 Hours After Holdup -.

Still Room For Romance   Rita Ready To Make Movies  Aly Wants To Patch Up Differences With Rita

4OUSE VOTES TO WEIGH MEASURE Oil Quitclaim Bill Past First Hurdle

Dathing Quits oignted  Miss America: Talent or Beauty?   Contest Takes On New Twist

Olean Resident In Jail for Attack  Upon 3 Women   Port Allegany Street, Homes Scene of Attack Monday Night

Ground Fighting ls Near Zero In Korean Sectors  ‘Air Force Attacks Hundreds Of Red Vehicles On Move

Set $4,000,000 Fire ‘To Avoid the Draft  Priceless Michigan State Records Lost

Michigan Blaze Started By Youth  19-Year-Old Father Worried About Draft

Father Confesses Starling Big Fire  Youth Applies Match Tc Office Building To

Father, 19, Admits Starting Blaze in  Official Building   ‘Wild Impulse’ Is Blamec For Act Which Caused $4 Million Damage

Morocco Revolt Denied by French   Campaign of Slander Lai to Arab Leaaue

Atrocity Story ‘tirs Moslems  French Deny She‘ling eo ee aes, lc eee

Hungary To Free Voge ler   American Business man Held Year As Spy

Robert Me ae Convicted of Spying Kor U. a Released by Hungarians

Youngdahl Would Halt Bickering  ~ Save the World,  Plea of Governo!

Legislature Gets Bills for Control Of Wages, Hours  Democrats Submit  New Proposals in i a  Com VUnumvers

Wage and Hour Standards Asked   Bills Introduced in State Legislature

R. WILLIAMS, FORMER STATE ENATOR, 15 DEAD   ful Legislator and Re  ican Dies at His Home  n Cassville Following Heart Attack.   NS FOR FUNERAL iOT YET COMPLETED   ken White Conducting iss of Agricultural Stuants on Walking Tour of His Fa.in.

Failure To Obey Signals Caused Train Accident   ICC Investigators Report Red Arrow Moving Too Fast

How To Hire A Girl Secretary In Washington: Guarantee Husband, Give Martinis At 5

This Newspaper Ad Got Results Quick   Guarantee of Husband jn Six Months Brings 300 Celts in Hucry

PROTEST JAIL LABOR POLICY   Union Groups Ask Meeting With County Board; Strike Hinted

Wase Stabilization Meet Exnected To Be Scheduled   2 HOUSING FXPE DIT EF R

Discuss Plan To Settle Disputes On Wage Control   Soft Coal Pay Hike To Win OK; DiSalle  Sees Price Rollback 

‘Notes Tell of Dead Wife Having “Wonderful Time’   : Neighbors Describe Mysterious Action: _ Noted Around Homeyer Home in Fac * toryville After Accused Came Back.

Eurone Arms — Shipments Off   Shortage Bottlenecks Blamed by Pace

second, Helping ; ‘Freezing’ Victim Wanits Tee Cream After Revival

 What! No Brandy? . 'Frozen Mi iner Revived,  Calls For Ice Cream —

MAN FOUND ‘FROZEN’ IN CAR THAWS OUT   Scheduled Trip to Morgue Called Off When Breath Begins Forming Vapor.

POLITICS NOT A GAME    Barkley Says It’s a Science, Compliments Darby

HORMER TRAIN HUBBER CAPTURED   JAMES HOLDEN, SOUGHT IN 3 KILLINGS SINCE 1949, SEIZED IN) WEST,

Noted Criminal Cauoht By FBI   William Holden Found Working in West

44 Aboard Missing Airliner Peace. Fsinconssritestiratthlldilatisidaist - Bntnintdainde  Wreckage Seen, Believec To Be Missing Airplane

Allies Blunt Fierce Push By Enemy   UN Troops Drive Ahead On Western Sector Of Front

Sculptor Near End of His 30-Year Job Memorializing American Indian:in: Stone

Mississippi River Flood Danger Grow:   Hoosiers Due For More Showers In Next Five Days

Mississippi on Rampage Routs 1 000 lowans  Further Dangers Forecast; Waters Falling in Wisconsin

SENATORS TO ‘VOTE AGAINST SIN?’ Ambassador O’Dwyer Ready  For Crime Panel Hearings

Crime Probers Get Data for O'Dwyer Quiz  Grand Jury Records On Murder, Inc.

Former Mayor  -To Take Stand   : Records of Anastasia Cant  Given Committee

Crime Probers Ready to Quiz O'Dwyer Today   Transcripts of Grand Jury Action Secured; Verbal Encounter Seen

O’Dwyer to Face Tough Grilling   Crime Committee Seek Link Between Costello and Tammany.

O'Dwyer Returns To Take Stand In Crime Probe As Costello Again Walksout

Former Mayor Top Witness in Probe   O'Dwyer Faces Check on Handling “Murder. Inc.,’ Case When D.A.

Killed Seeking  Injured Wife - Steps Over Precipice  After Car Accident

Illinois and Towa Faced by Major Floods   Parts of Dubuque Under Water; Mississippi Rising

Earthquakes Hit Formosa, Death Toll 32   Thousands Scurry Inte Streets, 100 Hurt One City Crippled Ry SPENCER MOOSA

FIND MOTHER SLUMPED OVER HER SON'S CRIB   Mrs. John Monti, 36, of 349 Penn Street, Dies Within A Very Short Time.   CHILD WAS ON FLOOR

FIND MOTHER SLUMPED: OVER HER SON'S CRIB   Bristol Woman Died Within  Short Time     CHILD WAS ON FLOOR

Plea Made That Oil Depletion Permits Not be Discontinued   Former IOCC Official Sees Continuation of Tax Deductions Essential to ‘New Projects; Gov. Sid MceMath, Arkansas, New Chairman

Bele belahald Revenuer suspended by Liuniap j Lush Vacations and Big Race Track Winnings ‘Aired at Probe into Nation’s Tax Agencies

New Scandals Bared In Tax Bureau Quiz   Stories Of Vacations, Big Track Winnings, Related In Testimon

New Allegations Added to Probe   Colorful Information Secured on Some Of Nation’s Tax Gatherer:

Lush Vacations. Big Race Winnings Enter Revenue Bureau Investigation

Fail To List Entire Income... . .  Lestimony Heard \In Revenue Probe

Joseph Rosier Is Dead at 81]   Former Senator, Colleg Head Dies of. Strake

SAILOR BLAMED IN BUS WRECK   ‘Very Drunk’ Boatswain Mate Causes Seven Deaths In Oakland

Secretary Of State On Stand Again Today Explains Background Of Yalta Conferences   FEARED SOVIET STEPS IN JAPANESE CRISIS

Denies Sell-Out To Russia at Yalta Meeting   Says Soviets Could Have Taken Territory During Period in 1945

ACHESON EXPLAINS CONCESSIONS MADE AT YALTA MEETING   By RAYMOND LAHR and JOHN T. STRELE

Says Roosevelt Only Gave Them What They Could Have Easily Taken Anyway After U.S. Had Spent Strength to Win the Japanese War

Acheson Tells Yalta Plans  Avcreements By Late President   Agreements By Late President Revealed At MacArthur Hearing

Explains Why Russians Got Concessions   Acheson Defends American China Policy

Tells Price Paid for Russian War on Japanese, Defends America s Policy in China

Says Invasion Of Japan Was Being Planned   Feared Russia Might Take What They Wished

ACHESON EXPLAINS. WHY CONCESSIONS MADETO SOVIETS  AT YALTA PARLEY

Backs Yalta Concessions To Russians   Secretary of State Makes Fighting Defense of China Policy Long Under GOP Attaelr.

OUR CHINA POLICY:  Yalta Concessions Bought -Russian Help in Japan’

Embattled Secretary of State Says Russian Help Thot Badly Needed In Approaching Conquest of Japan   Claims Roosevelt Gave Soviet Nothing That Wouldn't Have Been Taken Later: Says Atom Bomb Wasn't Ready

Yalta Bought Russ Favor, Acheson Says   U.S. Feared Heavy Loss In Japanese War, He Tells Investigators

Discount Kohler Report on “Ike’   Eisenhower Supporters Challenge Wisconsin Gover nor’s Statement on General’s Availability

Stalin Rumored In Bad Health  Soviets May Try   Soviets May Try Evading Big 3 Talks

Delegates Say They Will Sign Japan Treaty  Russia's Warning of WAlees in Emmet Lamm

Reds Threaten Signers Of.  Peace Treaty   Pro-Japanese Peace Group Swells As Gromyko Stalls

Nations Accept Jap Trealy Despite Soviel Warnings   Gromyko Says Treaty Is “For Preparation for New War in Far East.”

Russian Effort to Derail Pact Has No Effect   Red Warnings of New Far East War Fail to Intimidate

Nations Ignore Russ Warning of Orient War   Delegates of Dozen Lands Announce Intention to Sian

Gromyko Seems Certain to Balk At Signing Pact   Walkout Is Seen As a Possibility

Ignore Russian Threat of New War in Far East   Nations Agree to Sign Despite Red Stalling Maneuver

Anti-Reds Praise Pact With Japan Despite Gromyko’s Warning o New War in Fay East

Delegates State Intent To Sign Jap Peace Treaty Growing Parade of Participants  Ignore New Red Warning of War  American Delegation Advised to Alert To Possible New Moves by Soviet Group

Ignore Gromyko Warnin¢ Of War in Far East, Praise U. S. Document

Russ Warnings Are Ignored   Stream of Delegates Moves Ta Platform tea Declere Ententione ta Sign ‘

Non-Communist Delegates Vow To Sign Pact   Wave Of Speeches By Friends Of U. S. Shows Gomyko His Stand Is Futile

WARNING BY GROMYKO OF WAR IGNORED         Delegates Parade Befo San Francisco Confe ence to Declare Intention to Sign Treaty.   ALERT TO POSSIBLE * NEW SOVIET MOVE   Gromyko Fails to Change Rules, Amend Treaty; Says. It May Bring \ Wet in East.

Ignore Gromyko Warning of War, Back Jap Treaty  Battered Russians May Try Surprise Counter Strateay

Russia May Order New Drive in Korea; Other Nations Accept Treaty

SOVIET MOVE PONDERED BY U.S., ALLIES   Many Expect Some Surprise Maneuver By Russia, Stooges

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29— (?)-- A special three-judge Federal Court today upheld the legality of the new Federal tax on gamblers.

Government Of Thailand Falls in Coup   Commander-in-Chief Of Army Takes Over Controls of Nation

Prospector, 60, Missing   Legend of "Lost Creek Mine” May Have Claimed 21st Life

Senate Group Challenged To Unmask ‘Mr. Big’ Claimed To Be In Secret Control Of Rackets

‘I Thought I Was Too Tall’  Five-Ten Miss America Is Sunday School Teacher

Tall Utah Blonde Chosen Miss America of 1952   Colleen” Hutchins, 25 Oldest Queen, Ties Height Record

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER IS NEW MISS AMERICA   Utoh Blonde, 5 Feet 10, Age 25, Doesn’t Smoke or Drink. ~

Five Feet, 10 inch Lovely Queen Of America Beauties   Girl Wins Plaudits In Bullring

Tall, Blue-Eyed Utah Blonde Wins "Miss America’ Honors In Talent, Beauty Contest

‘Sunday School Teacher Who Doesn't Smoke or Drink Is New Miss America

Westerner Wins Beauty Pageant   Colleen Kay Hutchins, 25, Salt Lake City, First Blonde to Cop Miss America Title in 13 Years

Beauty Title Goes fo a Utah Blonde   Sunday School Teacher Is New ‘Miss America’

Miss America, 5 Feet 10 Inches, 143 Pounds  Sunday School Girl Beauty Queen

She's Sunday School Teacher Miss America Shuns Smoking, Drinking

Miss Utah Miss America —  :  No Ciggies, No Booze, Beauty Lives By Book

Car Explodes, Kills Unionist   ‘Death’ Note Asked $2,000 Shortly Before

Labor Official Slain By Bomb   Death Comes Soon After Threatening Note

Leader Of Unior Killed By Bomb   Bomb Is Attached To Engine Of Auto

“Death Note” Demanded $2,000  UMW Official Killed As Blast Wrecks Car

Labor Leader Blown To Bits In Explosion   Union Official Is Victim Of Plot In Pennsylvania

DEATH NOTE SENT VICTIM BEFORE BLAST   Charles Mecadon Receives Letter Demanding $2. 000 Or Death

U.M.'V. Official Receives Threatening Letier, Dies When Car Is Blown To Bits

Powell Measure ls Condemned   Highway Commission Terms Street Aid Unsound Legislation

Street Aid Bill Strongly Scored   Road Commission Condemns Action

The Weather   Fire Fatal fo 38 Japanese; Movie House Destroyed   35 Were Children; Theater Had Single Exit; Eight Hurt

Pelley Opyses. N.C. Extraditiyg   May Be Tried Age In Indiana Court

Truman Gives Broad Hint He'll Run And Hopes Taft Will Be Opponent

Taft Gets Truman Nod For 1952   President Omits Ike From Picture

Truman Gives Broad Hint He Will Run In ‘5?   Expects Senator Taft To Be Republican Nominee For Post

President May Run; Believes Taft To Be Foe   Says Eisenhower Probably Will Not Take Part In Race

“Double Talk,’ Pulliam Says Of State Dept.  Backs Charges Of Favoritism Towards Leftist Newspapers

"BLACK MARKETS FEARED Wartime Price Control Chiefs Rap New Program

House Cuts Civil -Defense Budget 90%   War Warnings Ignored; ESA Gets Only $75 Billion Of Amount Asked

Cut Amount: To Almost 90 Percent   Lawmakers Ignore Warning Of Soviet Atomic Strength

Allies’ Demand For New Parley Site Unanswered   Red Truce Team Rejects Latest UN Note on Violations

No Red Reply Yet Received On Trace Site   Resumption of Cease-Fire on Neutral Ship Appears Only Forcseeable Solution

Neutral Ship Seen as Only Site for Talks  Reds Denounce Ridgway Note Be ?Imniudant

Crest Of Flood Rolls Toward Brownsville Damaae Eynected On Maeyican Side Of Swallan Rivar

Employment In U. §. Reaches Al! Time Peak   Figures Reveal Record Number Of Workers

Beall, Markey May Seek Post In U.S. Senate   Congressman Announces He Will Not Run To Succeed Mimaalt

BEALL EXPECTED TO ANNOUNCE HIS CANDIDACY   (Congressman Interested In GOP Senatorial  Nomination   $ MARKEY INDICATES HE WILL ALSO COMPETE

USE OF RUBBER  TO BE GUT MARCH 1   40,000 Items to Be Affected; Conservation  Aim of NPA Order

Small-Size Passenger Car Tires Limited to 15 Percent; Sponge Rubber Falsies' Get No Rubber at All.

NPA Orders Sharp Reduction:in Use Of Rubber Items   Product Will -B ‘Be Reduced Or Banned i in 40,000 Civilian Articles ’

‘Government Slashes Use Of Natural © Rubber  To Be Reduced Or Banned ,_ For 40,000  ere be am town

40,000 Product Due Rubber Cut   Small, Large Auto Tires Are Affected

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   Natural Rubber to Be Reduced In 40,000 Civilian Product:

U.S. Agency Cuts Rubber Uses Sharply   Curbs To Affect 40,000 Civilian Products On March First

NATURAL RUBBER CURTAILED IN MANY PRODUCTS   Federal Order Applies Ti 40,000 Items From Tires  To “Falsies”   JOHNSTON DECISION ANTICIPATED TODAY

Etiective Mareh 1  NPA to Ban Use of Natural Rubber for Civilian Goods

NPA Orders Sharp Reduction: in Use  Of Rubber Items   Product Will Be Reduced  Or Banned in 40,000  Civilian Articles

Cut Down Rubber  For Civilian Goods  Will Affect 40,000 Items After March 7

NPA Announces New Limits or Civilian Natural Rubber Use  Johnston Expected To Give Approval To 10 Per Cent Wage Boost Formula

40,000 Civilian Products Will Be Affected By Cut   Johnston’s Formula For Wages Awaited

40,000 Civilian Products To Be Affected By It   Purpose, To Force Use Of Synthetic Rubber In Items

“A FORWARD STEP” BY THE BIG SEVEN   Dr. Murphy Sees Changes, But Generally Lauds  League Actions

“A FORWARD STEP” BY THE BIG SEVEN   Dr. Murphy Sees Changes, But Generally Lauds  League Actions   PRAISE FOR LONBORG

Harsh Ridgway Statement Scores Bombing Charge as “Malicious Lie’; Next Move Up to Communist Team

Red Radio Silent On Ridgway Note   Blistering Message Says Charges ‘Manufactured’

Rejects" All Claims  Presen ted  Scathing Menage  Gives Communists  Diffieuls Choaice

Monitors Study Enemy Broadcasts In Quest Of Response To United Nations Commander’s Sharp Message Accusing Communist Leaders Of Thrusting ‘Insidious Propaganda’ Into Armistice Talks—General Leaves Way Open For Resuming Parley

Ridgway Scorns Red Charges of Truce Violations  Ninn Ancwer Yat   No Answer Yet To Sharp Message From U. N. Chief

Await Red Answer to Ridgeway   So Far Communists have Not Commented On Sharp Denial of Neutrality Violation

Broadcasts Studied For Red Reaction Tc Ridgway Message  “ Communist Claims   ~ Communist Claims Are Sharply Rejected By U.N. Commander

Allies Are Studying Red Reaction To Ridgway s Message Accusing  Communists of Using Propaganda General Rejects All Claims That Allies Violated Neutrality

Rejects All Claims Presented  Scathiug Message s Conmiunists Difficult Cheice

No Communist Reaction Yet To Ridgway   Allies Study Red Broadcasts For Any Reply

Await Word from Reds on Ridgway's Po:nted Message   U. N. Commander Left Resumption of Truce Talks Up to Enemy.

Communists’ Claim Called ‘Propaganda’  Door Left Open For  Resuming Talks;

Reds Warned to Sign  Armistice or F ight On  Commies Win GI Hill After 9-Hour Battle; UN in Counter-Attack

HST Says Doug, Whitney Free To Speak Minds  Dems Oppose Move For Full Inquiry

New Speed Limit For Turnpike is  Now Considerec   Curtailment Of Auto An¢ Truck Speed On State's Superhighway Planned

San Antonio Old Folks Fighting For Home Defy Tear Gas And Refuse $45,000 Check

‘Saint Evita’ Day Observed In Argentina .   Evicted San Antonio Couple Still Defiant Oldseters. Run Out By Tear Gas. Take Up Vigil Outside:

Legion To Name New Commander For State Today  State Police Officer, Aitorney Are Rivals For Top Post

Fulton Co, Pair Heid Secretly to Avoid a Lynching   ‘Report. Strohg Feeling  Against Them In In Missouri

NEW PROPOSAL OR PARED LEVY ALTERNATIVES   Special Session Seen As Committee Vetoes Bill; 10 To 7

Play It Safe   NEW PROPOSAL OR PARED LEVY ALTERNATIVES   Special Session Seen As Committee Vetoes  Bill, 10 To 7

«Arkansas Native, Gen. Hickey Of Camden Holds Key Spet With U.N. Forces In Korea

Aransan, Maj. Gen. Doyle O. ‘Hickey of Rector, Is Chief of Staff to Gen. Ridgway

READING CLUB LIST APPROACHING 1,000   Membership In Vacation Project At Hanover Public Library Has Increased To 995 ’

READING CLUB DIPLOMA LIST INCREASES TO 447   Completion Of Ten Books Achieved By 173 More’ Youngsters— Enrollment Totals 1,058

LIBRARY READING CLUB AWARDS CERTIFICATES   One Hundred And Twenty-One Young People Read Ten Books Each During Summer

Nutcracker Assault Kills 500 Red Troops in Suwon   . Ghinese Vaught Ott Guard as Two Yank Task Forces and Planes Attack Them

Senate Groups OK Billion Cut In Foreign Aid  Follow House Lead To Rebuff Truman

Senators Vote Cut of Billion  In Foreign Aid   Economie and Military Funds Slashed by Twe Committees in Secret

Four Witnesses   Foreign Aid Cut OK'd by Senators:  Stress on Arms

Two Senate Units Slash Foreign Aid   Another Billion Cut Off Truman's Desired Proqram

Senate Groups Join In Slash Of Foreign Aid   Truman Program Cut By $1.001,000.000

BILLION-DOLLAR GUT IN FOREIGN _AID IS APPROVE   Two Senate Committees Quickiy Agree to Slash President) Truman's Big Program.   HALF A DOZEN VOTES REPORTED TAKEN   Speed of Action Leaves Ad. ministration Little Hape of Getting $8,500,000,000 Requested.

20,000 Si. Louis Mudents May Gel. Unersecied Holiday   Firemen and Oilers Walk Out at Nine of Eleven Public High Schools.

U. S. Hands New Note To Hungary In Dispute Over Plane Forced Dowr

U.S. Replies To Hungary Charge   Red Nation Accused U. S. Plane OF Border Violation

MA ARKRKRYSY U. S. HANDS NEW NOTE  TO_ HUNGARY REGARDING PLANE REDS FORCED DOWN

New U.S. Note Given Hungary  Replies To Charge Of Spies On Plane .

Hungary Handed New U. 5. Note   Release Of American Plane Crew Being Demanded.

RE: EXAMINATION TH LAW SLATED   May: Tighten: Emergency Strike Provisions

Study Of National Emergency Strikes Brings Out Solons’ Divergent Views

CommiesMake Supreme Bid To Trap Allies   North Korean Troops Press Close To Vital Highway Hub Of Wonju

200,000 Reds Roll Toward Vital Wonlu   Fall Of Highway Hub May Force Allies To Take Up New Positions At Taegu

Communists Move On Vital Road Hub Of Wonju as Attack Slackens in West

. George. E.  SOKOLSK Y Those (Days   THE RETURN~ OF  EISENHOWER

Three Key Objectives Taken by  Americans   Heavier Fighting Rages All Along Korean Front; Warplanes Score

IN STUBBORN. HILL BATTLES   Allies Lay Down Big Barrage Ahead Of Attackers

After Relative Lull Saturday; Reds Have Ability To Launch Major Drive .

Reds Recover Balance, Hold Back U.N. Drive   Allied Offensive Has Not Crippled Communist Forces

REDS BEATEN IN STUBBORN HILL BATTLES   Allies Lay Down Big Barrage Ahead Of Attackers

Yanks Seize 3 Key Points Along Front   Heavier Fight Rages Over Area: Stubborn Enemy Put to Flight

Elements Of First Cavalry Division Win Steep Peak   Artillery Barrage In Support Of Offensive May Be Heaviest Yet

First Cavalry Captures Peak   Heavier Fighting Rages Along Front

Dense Fog Swirled Over lowa: School Bus Driver Killed  Fog Driven Away By Sun Today; ore Due Toniaht

Fog Drapes Heavy Cover 'Across Iowa ,   Motorists Leave Their Cars, Buses Can’t Make Trips

TAX WRITERS EASE BURDEN IN NEW BILL   Low Income Bracket Hike Proposed At 12%%

Lower Income Rate Approved By Committee   Boost of 15 Per Cent Had Been Anticipated

Honeymoon Cancelled as 49-Year-Old Bride Is Arrested as Embezzler

Cease-Fire Failing To Slow Fight   Koreds Claim No Halt Expected

Reds Continue Their Attacks Along Front   _ Army Commander Escaped Death In Copter Crash 

Blaze Destroys Vital Records   Basement Furnace Cause Of Big Fire

Road Building Burns In Raleigh... . Highway Records Go Up In Flames

FOUR CHILDREN FOUND  DEAD OF ASPHYXIATION. IN NEW VORK APARTMENT

More Than Billion Dollars Of Output Is Hit By Strikes  Aircraft, Rubber And Oil Industries  Cavaraly Caurtnilad”

Caterpillar Ends Lengthy Dispute   Other Walkouts Hurting Defense

Tractor Strike Appears Over  Other Trouble Spots Cloud Labor Picture

Caterpillar Co. Strike Settled  Walkouts Threaten Befense Production

FBI CHIEF ASKS ENFORCEMENT AT THE LOCAL LEVEL   DON’T NEED NEW LAWS, JUST ENFORCE THOSE ALREADY HAVE

Hoover Asks for Continuance of Crime Exposure   FBI Director Urges Local Communities Take Lead in War  On Criminal Elemen:

Judge Says $75 Million Graft Paid   McGrath, Hoover ‘Oppose Proposal to Legalize Gambline

FBI Head Urges Local: Action Against Crime   Blast at Gambling By Communities Can Collapse Czars

FBI Chief Says Will to Enforce Laws Big Need   Organized Gambling Could Be Knocked Out—Hoover

MeGrath Asks Tighter Law On Perjury   Attorney General Advocates Curbs on Wire Race News

Hoover Wants Crime Inquiry To Continue   New York Grand Jury Indiets Moran and Brooklyn Bookmaker  On Perjury Charges

Moran And Weber Indicted In N.Y. DY Grand Jury   Atty, Gen. McGrath Urges That Congress Tighten Laws Against Perjury

Local Officials Should Lead in Fight, He Says  Diwikive hie DY annuler   Proposes Yearly Jury Probe in Every Community

Wants Local Communities To Take Lead.  Hooves, McGrath 7 Heard By Senators 

Communities Uraed to Take Lead in Action  Yearly Grand Jury Probes Suagested

Urges Local Action To Blot Out Crime And Political Ally   Testifies With McGrath Before Senate Committee

McGrath Demands Tighter Laws For Perjury, Ban On Gambling Wires   Moran And Weber Indicted By Jury   Kefauver Defends Committee On Charges Of Unfair Racial Tactics

Hand Down Indictments  For Perjury   A Federal Jury Charges Two Senate Crime Probe Witnesses With Lying   O’-DWYER’S PROTEGE   Former New York Official _ Appointed by Ex-Mayor Denied Bookie Visits   RLF TIN

FBI Director Asks Senate To Continue Turning Up Nation’s Organized Crime

Temperatures   Liebowitz Charges Gross Handed Out MillionIn One Year to ‘Finest’

Estimate Given To Senators   Figure Is Offered By Brooklyn Judge To Crime Probers

FBI CHIEF URGES PROBES CONTINUE   Says Organized Crime Pollutes Cities: Need Will to Enforce Laws, Not National Police.

Former New York City Official, Bookie Accused   Charge They Lied Under Oath To Senate Probe Committee

FBI Director Urges Probe Be Continued   Exposure of Organized Crime that Has Polluted Many Places, Should Be Intensified. Hoover Says.

McGrath Opposes Federal Commission  Keep Senate Inquiry Going Hoover Asks

Witnesses Indicted on Lie Counts   Moran, Resigned Water Official, and Weber Named by Jury.

22UUL UIE IAAL  ane Judge Claims $25 Million Has Been Paid to N.Y. Police

McGrath Says He's Opposed to Commission   Crime Group Might Lead to ‘Police’ Force, Senators Warned

Judge Asserts Payoff Goes ight o Top   One Bookie Alone Paid Out Million, Leibowitz Declares

FBI Director Wants Group To Continue   Hoover, McGrath Are Before Crime Group to Discuss Possible New Laws

JUDGE SAYS PAYOFFS GO TO CITY HALL   Judge Samuel Liebowitz Tells Kefauver Committee One. Brooklyn Book maker Pays Million a Year.   FBI CHIEF URGES PROBES CONTINUB   Says Organized Crime Poilutes Citiess Need Will to Enforce Laws, Not National Police. -

FBI Chief Lauds Probe Urges Senate To Go On  With Crime Exposures: Suggests Cities Help

Hoover Calls on Communities fo Lead ‘Clean-Up’   Atty. Gen, McGrath Asks Tighter. Laws Against Perjury’

FBI Director Wants Group To Continue  Hoover, McGrath Are Before Came   Moover, lVicGrath Are Before Crime Group to Discuss  Possible New Laws

J. Edgar Hoover Urges Cities To right Own Crime   Ousted N. Y. Water Commissioner Indicted On Perjury Charce

Tighten On Crime  .xposure   FBI Director Hoover Urges It: Two Accused Of Perjury

SENATE GROUP HEARS F.B.L. DIRECTOR   McGrath For Tighter Laws Against Perjury  TWO INDICTED   By New York Grand Jury: Report Government Cannot Deport Costello

Racket King Ruled ‘Safe’  By McGrath   Costello Declared Beyond Federal Law By Attorney-General

Will to Enforee Needed More Than New Laws, FBL Chief Says; Two Indicted for Perjury

G-Man Hoover Uraes Senate Quiz Continue   Suggests Cities Institute AntiCrime Campaians

AGERE Frearin gs Kesumed  Local Law Enforcement Urged  By FBI Chief To Halt Crime

M'GRATH ASKS TIGHTER LAWS ON PERJURY   Government Can’t Deport Costello, Probers Informed

Suggest New Laws  Hoover, McGrath Urge Probe  Continue Exposure Of Crime

J. Edgar Hoover Is Witness At Capital Hearing   Tighter Laws As Regards Periury Souaht By McGrath

Hoover Hits ‘Loeal Czars’ Of Rackets   Says Communities Should Take Lead: McGrath Testifies

SENATE G HEARS FB DIRECTOR   McGrath For Tighter Laws Against Perjury   By New York Grand Jury; Report Government Cannot Deport Costello

McGrath Says Costello Can tf Be Deported   Hoover Calls for Local Communities To Wipe Out Racket:

Will To Enforce Laws Is Needed, Hoover Advises   McGrath Opposes Plan for Federal Crime Commission

Asks More Local Grand Jury Action   Testifies as Moran. Weber Indicted For Perjury in N.Y. City

Gambling Fight Should Start at Home, Says Hoover   FBI Chief Declares Organized Vice Could Be Shut Down Quickly.

J. Edgar Hoover Urges Committee To Keep Working   Also Calls On Local Communities To Leac In Ousting Criminals

Ohio Probe Indicates Spending Laws Useless   Present Limitations ‘Meaningless’ Becouse of Loopholes. Solon Savs

FAKE STATE TAX STAMPS Smash $10,000,000-a-Year Chicaae Cicaret Fraud

Raid Eight Wholesale Cigaret Firms   Major Blow Against Counterfeiting With Tax Meters

Ilinois. State Police Raid Wholesale Firms   Ten Million. Dollar.-Counterfeit Stamp: Tax Syndicate Is Cracked: by Simultaneous Raids Conducted.on Orders of Gov. Adlai Stevenson.

State Police Raid Cigaret Firms In Chicago To Smash Huge Tax Evasion Racket

State Police Raid Eight Wholesale Gigarette Firms  Use Great Secrecy Under Orders From

ee Bi Ee News Notes:  OF LOCAL  Happenings   HAVE NEW pPDAUGuTrr

Acheson Explains West's Plan   Limit on Atomic Weapons Included in Recommendations

US. Sets Up Peace Plan  At U.N. Meet  , a eee ee enuw I tesla   Diplomats See Little Likelihood Russia Will Cooperate

Trumans Attend Campaign Start   $85,000,000 Red Cross Fund Is Sought

DLD TESTAMENT STORY CHAPTER-VIE ee CE TER  ~ Jacob Achieves: Birthricht by. Descaks

REVIVAL OPENING   AGVIVAL UPON  Two-Week Crusade to Begin Sunday at the Community Building

Conferees To Work On Final Draft Of Bill   Senate Approves Total Of $638.578.213 For Flood Control, Rivers. Harbors; Gavins Point Restored

Senate Group Hails Progress By Ike's Army   Demand Speedup Upon Return from European Tour

School Head  Refuses to Salute Flag   Member of Jehovah’s Witnesses Asks for Police Protection From Crowd Violence

Hero Is Winning Greek Election .  -Is Sure Victor;. Noted For Smashing Commie:

Greek War Hero Takes Lead In Voting, Despite King’s Opposition To His Candidacy

Hero Is Winning Greek Election   Field Marshal Papagos Is Sure Victor; Noted  For Smashing Commies

Papagos Hold: Decisive Lead  In Greek Vote  Military Hero Who, Smashed: Reds Gets“ - ‘A haolute- Majority

New Greek Party Leads  In Voting   Alexander Papagos, Military Hero, Sure To Take Command OF Country, Results Show

Greek War Herc Papagos Leads   ‘Man on White Horse’ Ahead in Voting for Government Head

reek War  ero Leads Election   farly Returns Virtually Assure Papagos Majority in Parliament

Papagos Leading In Greek Ballot  War Hero May Get Clear Cut Majority

Papagos Party Leads Widely In Greek Vote  Field Marsha! Hero   Field Marsha! Hero Who Smashed Reds Slated as Premier

Civil War Hero Takes Strong Lead As Greece Elects Government Head

MARSHAL PAPAGOS LOOMS VICTOR IN GREEK ELECTION   Famed War Hero Rolls Up Big Vote Despite Opposition Of King

Papagos Leading Greek Election  Ghanlete: Major rity ears Certai

U.S. BACKS BRITAIN IN IRAN OIL ROW   Warren, Replying to Mossadegh, Says It Is U. N. Duty to Look Into Controversy,

Austin Hopes lran Wiil Seek  Council Advice   U.S. Dsloyate to U.N. wives Suppori To British Proposal

U.S. DELEGATE BACKS BRITISH IN TALK PLEA   New Iran Discussion: Sought By Britain Before U.N.

Austin Supports Brifain’s Plea For UN Oil Talk   Criticizes Mossadegh's Stand Against Council

WEST VIRGINIA BANK ROBBED THIRD TIME   Two Bandits, Painted Like Indians, Make Off With H5.5¢ At Winonz

Bank Robbers Take $15,500 In Holdup   Winona, W. Va. Institu-tion Looted Third Time . in Yaar .

2 More Unions Balk at Railroad  Peace Proposal   200 000 Invelved

2 Railroad Unions Reject Peace Plan  Firemen, Trainmen Seek Better Terms

Firemen, Trainmen Reject Peace Pac  Better Terms Sought Wit! Ratleande Thraugah

Railmen Scorn  3-Year Pact   Demand Better Settlement Out of Washington

Two Unions Reject Rail Peace Pact   Roads Will Ask 6 Pet. Fr ‘eight  Rate Increase 

Rail Men Refuse New Contract   Back to Washington for Better Deal

RAIL FIREMEN "AND TRAINMEN REJECT TERMS   Three-Year Peace Pact Previously Spurned By Operating Unions   NEGOTIATORS WILL CONVENE NEXT WEEK

More Rail Unions Turn Down Pact   Will Seek Better Settlement Through Talks in Washington

Rail Unions Reject Bid  For Peace   Workmen Want Better Contract Than Proposed

Railroad Firemen, Trainmen Reject  3-Year Pact Plan   Engineers, Conductors Join In New Attempt For Better Offer

Retail Sales Tax Is Asked   Suggested As A Method To Raise  Defense Money

U.S. Retail Sales lax Urged to Pay Costs of Defense   Senate Committee Members Express Quick Opposition

RETAIL SALES TAX TS URGED FOR COUNTRY   Several Senate Grour Members View Idea Unfavorably

Retailers Urge Federal Tax On Retail Sales   Senate Committee Cold To Idea As Hard On Consumer

Federal Sales Tax Proposed By Refailers   Merchants Offer Substitute For Increase In Income Levies

Spokesman for Million Retail Stores Proposes a National Sales Tax Law

Sales Tax for Defense Costs Is Suggested   Reteiter Urges tt en Sen. ate Committes, Meets Opposition in Hurry

Retail Sales Tax Proposed  Idea Meets Opposition In Senate Committee

TAX IS URGED “FOR COUNTRI   Several Senate Group Members View Idea Unfavorably

Retail Sales  Taxes U reed   ‘Store Owners Suggest It But Senators Opposed

Propose Sales. Tax to Finance Defense Costs   ‘American Retailers Tell Senate Plan’ ~ is Better Than Hike In Income Levies °:

Better Than Hike In Income Taxes Says Spokesman   Opposition Is Voiced by Some Key Senators

RETAIL SALES TAX   Federation Spokesman Sug gests Measure to Finance Defense

11 Miles From War to Peace   A Dusty Road Is Jammed by the Contusion of Retreat

Ui jongbu And Seoul  11 Miles Of Dusty Road Separate War And Peace

Battered Town of Uijongbu Is Scene of Wild Confusion as Traffic Roars South

Bomber Crew Dies In Flaming Wreck; Residents Injured   Swank Residential Area Is Scene of Tragedy as Plane Dives Soon after Takeoff 

Fashions... romance ... excitement!  BRENDA STARR  THE ‘DAILY. ‘NEWS   Rebels in Siam Release Premier

Thailand Rebels Free Premier  Fighting in Bangkok Reported Dying Down

Thai Premier Is Released By Rebels   Back in Charge of Government, Our fletg Nant Reanort

Navy Rebels Fight Troops In Thailand   Premier Kidnaped; Shots Hit U. S. Embassy; Reds Not Involved

Rebels Lose Try At Couy In Thailand   Kidnaped Premier Freed;. Fighting Said Dying Down

Thai Premier  Freed, Report Return To Office Told By U. S. Official

Fochions ... remence ... excitement!  BRENDA STARR  THE ‘DAILY Y NEWS   Dahalc in Siam Release Premier

Setback For United States Feared If White Russia Is Preferred For Security Council Seat

BritainBacks White Russia For U.N. Seat   Security Council  Splits on Issue; U.S. Backs Greece

British Back  White Russia   U. §. Entry, Greece, Trails In Try for U.N. Seat

Deal Made For Soviet Council Seat   1946 Gentlemen’s Agreement Cited; Americans Silent

Vppose Grecee eee ee’  British Line Up With Soviet Block In Vote On U.N Seat

Britain Backing Soviet Candidate For Council Seat  Other Nations In Western Bloc Desert U.S.

Other Western Nations Obviously Doing the Same In Council Seat Balloting

World Court Is Asked to Settle fran Oil wi  {* fan hoe oa co Oe. ae pD.... — a   Company Requests Arbitrator Be Appointed

Abitrator Asked In lranian Oil Nationalization  Oil Company Seeks World Court Rule In Blazing Dispute

Arbitration, Is Asked By Oil Company   Anglo-Iranian Appeal Filed With President Of World Court Invokes Article 22

Anglo-lranian Oi Company Asks For Arbitrator   Britain Takes Problem Of Nationalization To World Court

Aim to Trim High Costs Of Cleanup   Gately Says dt Will Cost E-timated $125.000 Unie Makes Use of  Cans.

Public Asked To Use 10,000 Trash Cans   $125,000 to Be Spent Un less Picknickers He ec Advice.

Seek Victims Of Air Crash   23 of 43 Bodies Recovered By Qcean Divers

Comb Bottom of Sea for 43 Crash Victims   Cuban Airliner Collides With Navy Plane at Key West

43 Persons Die As Two Planes Collide In Midai   Naval And Civilian Airships Involved

Adopt Television Code to Rule Out Plunging Necklines That ‘Offend Home Viewers’

Allies Hurl Back Reds As Generals Visit Battlefront   Enemy Plane Downed Yanks Capture Vital Hill On East Front

South Korean Ground Forces 0 ture Third Crest Of A) Moss West Of “Heartbr Ridge” On East-Central Fro   TAK HILL NORTHEAST OF PUNCHBOWL VALL

Bradley May Decide the Future of War   General] Tours Front with Ridgway and Van Fleet

American Jets Destroy 114th Enemy Fighter   Allies Seize Third Crest of Hill West Of 'Heartbreak Ridge

re JET DOWNED BY AMERICANS IN KOREAN AIR CLASH   Bradley And Ridgway Tout Allied Positions Oh Ground  _ Lrant

Outnumbered Yanks Rout 40 Red Jets, Bag 1   Ground Forces Push Foe Back in Bitter Battle on Ridaes   By ROBERT VERMILLION

Communists Hurled Back In Korea as Top Generals Tour Forward War Areas

U.N. Troops Repulse Reds   Bradley, Ridgway Arrive For Tour Of Korean Front

COMMUNISTS AGAIN BEATEN IN ABRIAL WAR   Top Military Commanders Discuss U.N. Strategy With &th Army Chief.

‘Gens. Bradley, Ridgway Visit Korean Front   American Planes Shoot Down 114th Red Jet of War

UN Plane Losses Placed at 1,300   Aircraft Industry May Quadruple Production Within Two Years

North Korea's ron Triangle Target Of Move  Valuable Stockpile   Valuable Stockpile Of Red War Materiel Is Goal Of Allies

— DISASTERS —  15 Killed In Blasts And Fires   LOSS IS PLACED AT $5,000,000

Series of Blasts, Fires Across U. § Kill 15 Persons  Estimated $5,000,000   Estimated $5,000,000 Damage Is Caused In 24-Hour Period

Million Dollar  Series of ‘Blasts, Fires Across U. S.   Fourteen Perish In Tragedies Reported In Several States

Count Up * $5,000,000 In Damages   Four Kailed In Dynamii Plant Blast; 3 Sportsmen Die When Seaplane Explodes.

7 Explosions Occur Within Period of Day   Blasts Set Off In Indiana, Hlinois  And California

Charged With Derths ‘China Reds Hold Nuns Who Aided Abaidoned Children

REDS LIKELY PLANNING 10 BYPASS SEOUL   Allied Planes and Guns Have Field Day Against Advancing Columns.

“Allied Guns, Planes Pound Chinese Columu: Stabbing at UN Flanks

UN Planes, Guns Have Field Day   Aerial Dogfights And Heavy Artlllery Contin we To Take Tremendou: Toll Of Enemy.

Reds Reported Trying to. By-Pass. Seoul   Enemy Shifts: East For Strike. Into. Central Korea.

BIG BATTLE DEVELOPING TODAY NORTH OF SEOUL   Allied Tanks, Infantrymen cn the Alert; Shell Barrage Over Craas Where Reds Mas:

American Artillery Lays  Down Heavy Barrage; Red Attackers Are Driven Off

‘Heartbreak? Ridge Taken; One Jet Lost.   Future Left To Enemy ‘Reaction’; Foe Fo To Flee Ahead Of Push:

Allies in Big Gains  In Korea   Finally Win Heartbreak Ridge After Many Tries After Weeks of Fighting

Gl AND GREEK TROOPS FIGHT NICHT ACTION   U.S. Guns Lay Down Barrage of Phosphorous and Shells at Dawn.

Guns Laying Down Barrage  At Massed Foe  Heavy Red Attacks   Heavy Red Attacks Beat Off: U.N. Takes Heartbreak Ridge

Signs Of Battle hn West Korea Appear On Front  UN Tank, Infantry ~~ At.   UN Tank, Infantry  Troops On Alert For Impending Conflict; Barrage Hits Chinese

Alert Allies For Big Red Push Today   UN Guns Lay Down Barrage as Enemy  Groups for Attack —

Huge Battle Develops in Seoul Region   First Cavalry Troops Expect Maior Attacks

Pitched Battle Pends Today as Reds React   New Red Message on Truce Situation « Sent Gen, Ridqway

U. N. Forces Train Guns Where Reds Are Massed; Battle In Western Korea Imminent As Tanks, Infantrymen Go On Alert

American Guns Lay Down Heavy Barrage on Massed Reds, Anticipating Move

U.S. Guns Hammer Reds  As Major Battle Looms  Allied Tanks, Infantrymen on Alert Against Massed Enemy in West Korea  American, Greek Forces Beat Back Chinese Ol Mo SMM IRM SM lg MM a a Mi

Willett Quits Good Navy Job   Lovett Takes Hand in Ex-RFC Man’s Case

Christmas Joy Gone In Small Mining Town Hit By Disaster   Willett, Former REC Official, Quits  Navy Post; “Criticism” Gets Blame

WILLETT RESIGNS NAVY POSITION   Former Member Of RFC Leaves Navy Department Suddenly

American Force In Far East Not Prepared For Korea War,  Louis Johnson Tells Senate

Fired Ex-Defense Secretary Johnson  Expected To Avoid Reprisals On Stand

Congress Te Give Taxes Close Study   Snyder Gives No Details On Second Phase Of Money Raising Proposal

Solons Study Outline of ‘Ind Tax Bite   Snyder Proposes Closing ‘Loopholes’ In Present Laws

Gen. Van Fleet, Commander of UN Army ‘In Korea, Really Has Difficult Task

Bound to Displease Somebody . . 4 Gen. Van Fleet Must Fight Today’s Battleand See What Tomorrow Brings

NON-VETERAN HUSBANDS ALSO MAY BE CALLED   Committee Approves Selective Service Law Changes

Senate Group Okays Draft Of Youths, 18   Non-Vet Husbands Lose Deferment Under New Measure

Actor Fined $400 and Put onProbation   Judge Suspends Jail Term of 45 Days in Florabel Muir Case

FRANCHOT TONE IS FINED $40   PLEADS GUILTY TO SPIT TING IN WOMAN'S FACE— JAIL TERM SUSPENDED.

SCREEN’S “PERFECT GENTLEMAN" ADMITS. HE SPIT IN COLUMNIST’S FACE: APOLOGIZED: FINED

Navy Plays Cat-And-Mouse At Sea In Dual Test Of Newest Equipment

Say Truman Will Hamper Tax Probe   House Investigators Hit Delay on

File Transfer  Delay Rebuked   Charges Delay Will ‘Hamper’ Tax Probe

Lt. Gein. Ridgway Takes Over As Head Of Far East Command  No Strategy Changes Expected, Officers In Field Mourn His Loss

No Change In Conduct Of War In Korea Likely   Campaign Aimed At Sapping Enemy’s Strength To Be Continued; Believe Pace Visit Set Stage

Jensen Told To Stay Home After Being Asked To Tell All   Harsh Words Said As Minds Change

Bloodmobile Goal ‘Is 145 Pints   Donors May Contribute for Servicemen During Visit Here Sept. 24.

London Papers Hint at Romance Between Princess Margaret and Yank

Red Casualties From Air Blows Put at 90,000  Allied Patrols   Allied Patrols Strike at Towns To Test Enemy   One Shot Down

lowan, 15, Is Charged In Killing   Des Moines Man Slain for Money ‘To Get Bracelet’

Charge Youth, 15, With Murder In  Hunter's Slaying  Shot for tag To Buy C Bracelet for ‘Girl

Youth Held  For Murder Of Hunter   Farm Boy, 15, Admits Shooting lowan in Back; Got $70.

Claims Arms Work Speeded  ‘Wilson Claims New Strikes ‘Retarding Defense Program

DEFENSE EFFORT BALKED BY STRIKES WILSON DECLARES   Mobilizer Reports U. S. Loses Fewer Man Hours Than During World War 2

BOMBER AND FIGHTER PLANE COLLIDE IN AIR   13 Men Die in Crash; 4 Parachute to Safety Before Ship Explodes

clieaiaaeememnnee  24 Airmen Killed In Plane Crashes   Four Survive Oklahoma Collision Of B-36 Bomber And FeS1 Fiahtor

B36, World's Biggest Bomber Explodes In Air: .  Fighter Pilot Was 2 Making ‘Pursuit ‘a  Tactical Pacene’ “2

13 Men Killed When Two Planes Collide   Bomber and Fighter Clash While on Practice Flight

Giant Bomber And F-51 Collide Killing 13 Men   B-36 Explodes When Hit, Scattering Wreckage for Mile; Only Four of Crew Successful in Parachuting to Safety.

B-36 and Fighter Plane Ram, 13 Die  Four of Bomber Crewmen Survive

13 Men Killed When Two Planes Collide  Bomber and Fighter Clash While  rn eremtian Ll’ Wid

13 ARE KILLED WHEN TWO PLANES COLLIDE   B-36 And F-31 Crash During Maneuvers In Oklahoma; Para chutists Lose Lives

B-36 Bomber Collides With Fighter; 13 Die  Four Parachute To Safety Before Ship Explodes

Fighter Plane, Giant Bomber Collide In Air   Thirteen Men Killed When F-51, B-36 Hit During Practice Run

Giant B-36 And Fighter Collide, Killing 13    Bodies Scattered Over Wide Area Following Crash Over Oklahoma

B-36 And F-51 Crash In Air, 13 Men Killed   4 Jump Safely In Oklahoma

13 ARE KILLED WHEN BOMBER FIGHTER CRASH   Planes Blow Up When “Raid” Is Staged In Oklahoma

Fighter Plane Hits Bomber; 13 Airmen Die  F-51 Making Practice Runs at Giant B-36 Over Oklahoma City

Boy of 20 Dies Far Rape-Slaying   Mother, Also Murderer Teils Him Goodbye

Mother-Son Reunion Brief  Both Slayers, She Leaves Death House Dry-Evyed

Mother, Boy Have Visit in Death House   Then Son Is Electrocuted; Woman Returns to Cell.

Thousands of Enemy Swarm.” Into Offensive; Allied Planes Rush to Support Ground Units

ROAD BOARD IN FALLS TO ABANDON HIGHWAYS   Purpose is to Provide Room For Large Steel Plant   NO OBJECTIONS FOUND

NINE ROADS OR PARTS OF ROADS ARE VACATED BY PASSAGE TODAY OF ORDINANCES BY FALLS SUPERVISORS   No Objections Filed or Protests Made at Special Meeting Held in U. S. Steel Company’s Office This Morning — Ordinances Adopted to Afford Room~for New Plant of U. S. Steel To Be Erected in Falls Township.

Study Plan For Fusing  Five Armies   Seen To Offer Firmest Basis Yet For Western Furope

Armistice Talks Resume Tomorrow; Reds Still Demand Troop Withdrawal   Red Radio Insists That All Foreign Troops Pull Out: UN Will Maintain Original Stand      New European Defense Plan Studied

LONG LOOK: AT ONE FLAG ARM)   Could Solve Maze of Problems Now Faced by Gen. Eisenhower.

WEST MAY COMBIN. ARMIES, FINANCES   U. S. Sympathetic To 5-Nation Plan

Sherman’s Last Press Conference   Seek Better Plan For Defense Pact

US Officials To Consider a KuropeanArmy   Military Men Think Plan Offers Soundest Base Yet for Operations

Traffic Toll Takes Leap   State, County Show Increase Over Year Avo

Soviet Planes Said to Have Attacked Ship   British Freighter Captain Reports 3 Bombs Dropped

AlliesSall Await Reply To Ridgway Note’   Peace Talks May Reopen This Weekend, _ UN Cannniand Feels

NO INDICATION OF AGREEMENT, DECLARES U.N  It Now Appears That  Communists Do Not  Care How Long  Weare Gaece

Sees Too Much Apathy; Wants Quick Action   General Claims Civilians Arent Prepared For War

McCarthy Wants Committee Study Of Loyalty Cases   Senator Lists Jessup Among 26 Reported ¥reiendly to Reds

McCARTHY SAYS LET McCARRAN DECIDE ON REDS   Names 26 as Communist Suspects; Opponents Charge “Smear” Tactics.

McCarthy Defends His Action .  Offers to Let Democrat Decide “Who Is Right”

  Probe Asked By McCarthy  Senators Ask’ Study Oe Qiiwed Week, Caner

—McCARTHY—  Offers To Let Prober< Settle Feud  Names ‘Suspects’ In Senate Speech

McCarthy Asks Democrat Find ‘Who Is Righ   Security Committee  Wants MeCarran, th Delve Into Accusation:

McCarthy Feuds With Trumanites On Loyalty Cases   Urges “Good Democrat” McCarran To Pr Oobe 26 Persons He Named

McCarran Suggested By Senator   Wisconsin Republican Under Sharp Fire For His Latest Attacks

McCarthy Hits U.S. State Dept. Again   Uses Immunity of Congress to Hur} Communism Labe

MCarthy Offers to Let ‘Good Democrat’ Check New Group of -Charges

McCarthy Urges Committee Headed By Democrat Decide Who Is Right In Loyalty Feud

Senator McCarth; Offers to Let Committee Headed By Democrat Decide Who Is Right in Latest Round of His Communism-in-Government Campaign

McCarthy Offers To Let Demos Judge On Charges Against State Department

MCCARTHY OFFERS TO LET DEMOCRAT BE JUDGE IN FEUD   Suggests Sen. McCarran In Offer To Open His Files To Inspection

Democratic Bos: Used Influence For Loan, Claim  ae eo   Ethics of Officials In Government Are Being Investiaated

Demo Official  Helped Arrange Loan, Claim   Lithofold Employe Reads From Diary To Group Hearing ‘Influence’ Charges

Demo Official Expedited RFC  Funds to Firm   Printing Firm Official Tells Senators Tieup

Tells Details Of Washington Conference   Finnegan With Lithofold Officials To Seek Assistance

WITNESS CHARGES BOYLE HELPED 10 SEGURE REG LOAR   Previous Applications By Printing Firm Had Been Rarectect

Lithofold Loan Helped By Boyle,  Witness Asserts   Printing Firm Official Tells of RFC Phone Call: Three Applications Re jectec

Witness Says Boyle Helned Arrange Loan  Company Officia Says He Opposed  Sa MM MI

Witness Says Boyle Helped On REC Loan   Firm’s Head Tells Of Telephone Call   Three Previous Requests Had Been Turned Down,  Toole Asserts

Witness Claims Boyle Helped In  Arranging Loan   Official Of Company Testifies In Senate  Probe Of Charges.

Says Boyle Helped Get RFC Loan   Officer Of Printing Firm Makes Charge; Denied By Former Directors Of Avency

Previous Applications Rejected  Boyle Helped Arrange RFC Loar (For Lithofold, Witness States

Company Officer Tells Senators _ of “Influence”. ”   Three Applications by Lithofold Rejected Previously, Claim

Boyle Helped Arrange Loan, Witness Says   Printing Firm Official Testifies With Aid of His Diary

Boyle Helped Get RFC Loan, Witness Says   Printing Contpany Official Says: Democratic Chairman Helped Swing Deal

Names Democratic Chairman As Aide  In Transaction —  - Two Former RFC Directors Tell Of.  ~ Aiding Boyle- Friends :

BOYLE FIXED RFC PRINT FIRM LOAN, WITNESS TESTIFIES   Democrat BossActed After OtherApplications Refused Senate Probers Told

Diary Used  To Refute  Testimony Lithifold Officer  Says Democrat Used Influence

St. Louis Firm Official Says Democratic Chairman Acted After RFC Had Rejected 3 Requests.

Boyle’s Aid Got Results   Democratic Chairman Said by Witness To Have Helped Arrange Loan from RFC

Says Aid By Boyle On Loan   John O'Toole of Printing Firm So Testifies at  Hearing Held

Lithofold Official Testifies Before Group In RFC Probe   2 RFC Directors Deny Boyle Had Influenced Them

Boyle Accused In Sworn Testimony Of Helping Ge  Loan For Printing Firm

Boyle Accused Of Aid In RFC Loan   Printing Firm Official Tells Of Heln To Senators

Demo Leader Sped Deal,  Probe Told   Alleges Boyle Was Contact Man

Witness Says Boyle Did Help Lithofold Company To Get Loan From RFC

Witness Says Boyle Helped Arrange Loan  :   Senate Probers Hear Testimony Of Diarv Keeper

TWO DIRECTORS DENY INFLUENCE BY PARTY HEAD   John E. Toole on Stand Again Today At Senate Inauiry

OFFICIAL OF ST. LOUIS FIRM TESTIFIES AT SENATE HEARING   Gives Testimony After Denials Of Influence By Hise, Dunham, Had Been Released —

COMMITTEE TOLD EMPLOYEE GT J0B AFTER LOAN   Mundt Certain Boyle Will Be Called As Witness Be fava UWaewrtan Fo

 Official of American Lithofoid Corporation Offers Testimony in Senate RFC Investigation.  BOYLE DENIES ANY POLITICAL INFLUENCE

Official Asserts Never Contacted By William Boyle   Senate Group Probes Demo Chairman's Part in REC Loan

Says Boyle Influenced RFC Loar   Diary-Keeping Witnes: Gives His Testimony Under Oath.

Diary-Keeping Witness Tells Solons Bovle Helped Arrange an RFC Loan

Witness Tells Senators Boyle Arranged Loan   John Toole Says Demo Chairman Is Mixed Up In Deal

RFC Examiner Clears Boyle  In Firm Loan  Lithofold Loan Repaid in Full

SAYS BOYLE HELPED FIRM ON RFC LOAN   Printing Company Official Testifies Democratic Leader Got Approval After 3 Previous Rejections.   CONFERENCE HELD IN BOYLE’S OFFICE   Boyle Called RFC Chairman, Witness Says; RFC ‘Got -Boyle’s Men Jobs With Borrowers.

But Former RFC Directors Deny Charge   Lithofold Official Tells Of Effort To Secure Money

Witness Uses Diary to Recall 1949 Meeting  Lithofold Firm   Lithofold Firm Loan Secured After Boyle Call

Says W. J. Boyle Helped Arrange Loan From RFC   St. Louis Printing Co Official Testifies Before Senators

Boyle Arranged RFC Loan, Senate Witness Reveals   Printing Firm Turned Down Thrice Before Chairman Interceded

Cites Aid In Getting RFC Loan   Senators Told Of His Assistance During 1949

WITNESS QUOTES FROM DIARY ON LOAN FROM RFC   SAYS DEMOCRATIC CHAIRMAN HELPED IN ARRANGEMENTS

Witness Tells of RFC Deals   Lithofold Official Has Diary As Reference As He Describes Infuence

More Effective Curbs on Food Appear Near   Labor Picture Dark: Unions Hit Industry Chiefs on Wage Plan

Johnston Eyes More Effective Curbs on Food   Labor Says Big Busines: Is ‘Provoking Strife? On Wage Controls

Scriptures Solve Crime   Haifa Policeman Reods Fram fsaieh Words That Gave Tip fer His Search

MARION OUT AS CARD MANAGER   Might Stay With Team in Another Toh Next Saason

ISMAN COMMITTEE FOR CIVIC GROUP   President Decker Sets Up Body to Assist “*Citizens”” Officers

13-MAN COMMITTEE FOR CIVIC GROUP   President Decker Sets Ur Body to Assist “Citizens”  Officers   LISTS QUALIFICATIONS

Work Stops at 2 State Meat Plants   Workers Out at St. Paul, Albert Lea in Half-Day Protest

CHINESE SEND NEW NOTE ON TRUCE ISSUE   Nehru To Present Latest Proposal; Erance Racks ti ¢.

Report Nehru Given Note Of Great Import   Spokesman Reveals Events Move With Dramatic Speed

China ‘Eager’ for N egotiated Peace, Nehru Says; U.S, To Press Agqressor Vote  

Higher Taxes May Wait to Middle 1951   Doughton Says Congres: May Try to Cut NonWar Costs First

Individuals , Paying Tax  Await Rise  In Amounts  "Breather Possible Ao eawce ¥ paadarea   Breather Possible As House Leaders Work On Increase

Tax Increase Will Take Some Time   May Give The Taxpayers A Breather Before Poking Hand Into Pockets Again

Income Tax Hike May Not Come Until July 1st   Committee Chairman Urges Reduction In Federal Spending

‘Breather’ Due In Tax Boosts  Tncreases May Not  Come Before July 1

Next General Tax Increase Seen in July   Boost Will Be Third Since Korean War Began

New Tax Hike May Be Delayed Until July 1   Doughton Expresses Hope Administration Will Take Steps To Cut Unnecessary Government Expenses

Tax Framers See July Date For Levy Hike   Chairman Meanwhile Calis For Reductions In Federal Expense

TAXPAYER MAY GET BREATHER BEFORE BOOST   Proposed Income Tax Increase May Be Held Off Until July 1

New Tax Boost Not Expected Before July {   Doughton Urges Cut In Government Expenses First

NEW TAX JUMP MAY BE DELAYED FOR SIX MONTHS   Individuals May Get Breathing Spell Before Government Begins To Take More Money.

Income Levy Breather Hinted Taxpayers May Be Permitted To Put Own Hands in Pockets

Tax. ‘Breather Till July’ Seen  ¥ sens Piste...   Levy Drafters Hint Delay in New Hikes

Predict Tax Hike May Be Pul Off   Congressional Leaders Seek Cut In U. S. Spending

HINT BREAK’ FOR TAXPAYERS   May Get Short Breathe: Before Uncle Sam Asks New Taxes

Congressional Framers Hope Individuals Will Get Breather Before Levies Are Hiked

Small Taxpayers - May Get Breather   No New Increase Expected Until July 1

TAXPAYERS MAY GET BREATHER   Increases For Individuals May Not Take Effect Until July 1   SEEKING ECONOMIES:

FRUIT AND VEGETABLE TYCOON DIES, AGED 76   Joseph DiGiergie Built Up Vast Agricultural Empire In Califerniz And Florida

UN Commander Regrets Way  It Was Told   Brutality Should Be Ne Surprise to American People

Gen. Ridqway Verifies Figure On Red Killings   But Commander Regrets Manner Of Announcement

Commander Says All Next of Kin Were Nofified  Expresses Regret At Way Reds’ Massacre Was Announced ©

GENERAL AVERS DEATHS SHOULD NOT SHOCK U. S.   Supreme Allied Commander Expresses Regret Over Method Slaying Story Given Tos Nation.

RIDGWAY VERIFIES RED ATROCITIES   Says All Known Deaths Reported To Next Of Kin

Ridgway Verifies Atrocity Charge;  Regrets Disclosure Shocking  Brutality  er...    Shocking Brutality Should Be No Surprise, He Says

Gen. Regrets Manner Of Disclosure   Commander Declares Shocking Brutality Should Not be Big Surprise to U.S.A.

NO SURPRISE. SAYS ALLIED COMMANDER   Regrets Manner In Which Story M Was He Handled   Calls Hanley Report. Fake; Deny Attempt Made To Withhold Figures

ALSO SAYS THAT ALL KNOWN HAD BEEN REPORTED   Regrets Fact That Story Was Cause of ‘Needless Anguish’

Declares Kin Were Notified   General Expresses His Regret Over Manner in Which Report Was Given to Public   Hanley Called   ‘Needless Anguish’ Is Called Burden on  Families .

POW Toll Is Verified by Ridgway   Expresses Regret Over the Method of Its Disclosure

Red At Atrocity Killings © Are Verified By Ridgway   Says All Known Deaths Already Reported To Next Of Kin; Deplores Disclosure Method

Ridgway Says Fatalities Told To Next Of Kin   News Disclosure  “Caused Needless Anguish,” He Assert:

Gen. Ridgway Verifies Red Atrocity Stories; Hanley Goes To Tokyo

Regret Expressed by UN Commander Over Way World-Shocking Story was Disclosed

Ridgway Verifies Atrocities   But Regrets ; Way Story Was Revealed

Should Be No Surprise He Says   Far East Commander Expresses Regret At Way News Disclosed’

Says Known Deaths Told  Next of Kin   General Voices Regre At Manner Prisoner Slaying Divulged.

Ridgway =“ Verifies Atrocities   Known Deaths Of US. Prisoners Of War Already Reported To Relatives

Ridgway Verifies Enemy Atrocity Slayings of Yanks   He’s Sorry Story Came as It Did; Next Of Kin Had Been ‘Told

Allied General Hits Handling Of Disclosure  Says Known Deaths   Says Known Deaths Already Reported To Next of Kin

Relation Of Known Dead Now Notified   General Declares Release of Story Was Poorly Timed

Atrocity Report Is Verified by General Ridgway  Regret Is Expressed er Announcement

Ridgway Verifies Atrocity Killings Of GI Prisoners   Regrets Way Story Told; UN Offers Fo Accept Red Buffer Zone Plan

Ridgway Verifies Red Slaughter of Prisoners of War   Commander Regrets Way It Was Announced, However: Reds in Counter-Charges.

Report Verified by Gen. Ridgway   Commander Regrets Woy Story Was Given to World

Reds Violently Deny  Reported Atrocities  But Ridgway Insists Charges Made B  Eiahth Army Are “All Tan True”

Ridgway Says AtrocitiesTrue: Raps Brutality  But UN Commande!   But UN Commander Regrets Disclosure of GI Murders

Communists Deny Slaughtering U. S. Prisoners Of War   Ridgway Cenfirms Colonel’s ‘Release Of 5,000 Figure

Regrets ‘Needless Anguish’  Gen. Ridgway Verifies Prisoner Slaying Total

Next Of Kin Have Been Notified On All Known Deaths   Allied Commander Expresses Regret Over Method Story Was Revealed To Public Wednesday

NEEDLESS ANXIETY? — Ridgway Confirms Report Of Slaughter of Yanks

Ridgway Verifies Atrocity Killing: Says Impact of Brutality Should Have Been No Surprise

NO SURPRISE SAYS ALLIED COMMANDER   Regrets Manner In Which Story Was Handled  —ae oe oO ee ae a ee   Calls Hanley Report Fake: Deny Attempt Made To Withhold Figures

Atrocity Deaths Are Verified by General Ridgway   Expresses Regret Over Way They Were Dis closed; Says Next of Kin Were Notified

Facts Known All Along; Kin Were Notified   No Surprise, He Adds; Reds Hurl Counter Charge Against’U.N.

Korea Atrocity Story Verified By Gen. Ridgway  Brutality Of Chinese Reds No Surprise

zen. Ridgway Verifies -ommunist Atrocities, fegrets Way Revealed

‘ATROCITIES NO SURPRISE      Ridgway Regrets Methec OF Disclosing Tragedy

Gen. Ridgway VerifiesKilling  Of Prisoners   Says Revelation Should Have Been No Suroprise In U.S.

UN Commander Criticizes Hanley  POW are Confirmed By: Gen. Ridgway

Atrocities Confirmed by Ridgway, Regrets Needless Anguish to Kin

Next of Kin Had Been Notified, Chief Explains   General Regrets Way It was Disclosed to Shocked World

Holiday Traffic Deaths Decline   Fatalities Far Below Last Year’s Record Toll

Thanksgiving Traffic Toll Far Below 1950  Bue she Accaetatat Bene.

60-Mile-an-Hour Gale Heading Fo Coast of Florida   Unseasonal Storm Reported by 2 Ships Off Ft. Pierce Area

Fisenhower Called Back to U.S. For Two-Day Conference  Move Not Dictated   Move Not Dictated By Any Emergency White House Says

ae selllUN OOO  B. D. Gates, 71, Prominent Farmer, Dies  Was President of SIEC, Charter Farm Bureau Member

B.D. Gates, 1 Prominent — Farmer, Dies  SEG, Chater  rm Bureau Member

TAFT ASKS TROOP LIMIT FOR EUROPE   Demands Only One.U. S. Division For 9 Allied

TAFT DEMANDS 1-T0-9 RATIO IN EUROPEAN DEFENSE FORCE   One American Unit For Nine Others, ts Senator's Formula

A Fellow Not Only Suffers . But Can Get Hurt at Annual Washington’s Birthday Sale .

TV Set for 97 Cents? Go to Washington!  Birthday Sales Great Stuff But Hard on the Feet

Firms Are Discussing Possibility   Financial News Agency Reports Chances Good of Cambining Firms

No Official Statement Forthcoming From Officials From Either Side Of Discussion Ptan   NEW YORK SOURCES REPORTED KUMOR TODAY

MARYLAND YOUTH HELD AFTER SPEEDY DRIVE   Seventeen - Year - Old Emmitsburg Boy Detained In Default Of Fines Following Wild Ride

Cease Fire In Korea Up to Soviet   “Not Too Difficult to Arrange’, Says President Entezam.

KOREAN CEASE FIRE NOT TOO DIFFICULT ENTEZAM, U.N. PRESIDENT ASSERTS

U.N. Assembly Head May See Malik Today  Cease-Fire Depends i. © dk CS ee   Cease-Fire Depends On Soviet Good Will

UN Head Advances Cease-Fire  President Entezam Says Cease-Fire  Pn) a or 

Peace Up To Russia, Says UN President   franian Says Soviet Pro posal Raises New World Hopes ©

CHINESE MAKE SOME GAINS IN HARD FIGHTING   President of U.N. Assembly Optimistic Over Peace Bid

Wage Rate To Determine Whether Pickers ‘Come To Valley. Farm Placement Chief Savs

WAGE RATE TOO LOW Drastic Shortage of Labor _ For Valley Harvest Predicted

Truman Denies Pressure Is On To Kill Program  rméc TE. BD.   DiSalle Repeats Two Rollback Orders to Stay

Price Chief Denies Beef RollbackChanged   Ceilings To Be Clamped Upon Veal, Pork, Lamb. Sausage Soon

Refusal by Field to Tell About Bonds   Pleads Answer To Query Might Incriminate

Field Silent on Posting Bonds  Won't Tell Senate Ahout Aiding Reds

Field Refuses To  Answer Senators’  Questions Today Meanwhile Justice  Department Starts Alaw Deriva Mn Rade

Millionaire Leftist Won't Say Whether He Posted Bonds for Communist Leaders

Field Refuses To Answer Questions About Bonds; To Be Quizzed on IPR

Field, Asked For Red Bail Source, Balks   Refuses To Answer At Senate Inquiry On Subversive Acts

Field Balks At Stating Who Posted Reds’ Bonds   ’ Millionaire Leftist Before Senate Group  Probing Pacifie Body

Field Refuses To Talk About Bond For Red:   Left-Wing ‘Angel’ Won’t Talk Before Senate Committee

Field Won't Tell Solons   Reds’ “Angel” Refuses To Say If He Put Up Bond Money

Elizabeth Bentley Spins Tale Of  Communist Intrigue During War   Testifying Against William Remington She Tells How Reds Operated And What Went On In War-Time Washington.

Red Spy Ring lips Revealed  ' Miss Bentley Tells Of War Activity

D-Day Data.  Given Spies   Elizabeth’ Bentley Testifies. To Leak

Ex-Spy Courier Hits Remington   Says Economist Was in Underground

Elizabeth Bentley Spins A Lively Tale Of Intrigue In Perjury Case

Ukiah’s Building Program Keeps Steady Pace with$175,327 in Past Six Weeks

Senate Probe Hits Civilian H. F. Dowell   Allegedly Accepted $4,500 To Route Cargo Into Port

LABOR PICTURE IS SPOTTED WITH MORE WALKQUTS   One Strike Ends: One Continued, Others Talked

Widespread Walkouts Stall. Transportation; Strikes Are Threatened In Two Auto Plants

One of Three Strikes Over; Others Loom   Call Off Eleven-Day-Old Maritime Strike on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.

Aluminum And Phone. Strikes End   Walkouts Against Two Major Auto Firms Threatened

Strikes Hampering Three Big Industries More Walkouts Imminent But Four Have Basg Sabtled

Maritime Strike Is Settled.   Communications and Airline Strikes Drag On

Shipping Resumes as Maritime Strike Ends But Other Labor Tieups Drag on

FIRST LUTHERAN CHURCH   -_—s§ Mawaman Tarsntet. atftunnnate anal Mantk

Entorcement Job To Be Tough One   Further Price Hikes Being Expected

Price-Wage Curbs Leave Loophole For Higher Food, Clothing Costs   No Immediate Rationing of Consumer Goods In Sight for Country, Chief DiSalle Reports

Re-Districting Ideas Pour in. To Committee   Assembly Must Cut Congress Seats by Three in State

Maay Si ggsatta_s Offered ‘Plans for Apportioning ‘State’s Districts Pour: In

TO CLEAR UP ALL CHARGES, KILLIAN SAYS   Replies To Gov. Williams’ Claim He Is Lagging  In Investigation

Two Gass Judging Teams Qualify to Go to State Fair   Center. Livestock, Harrison Poultry Tudgers Score Well

Big Four’s Paris Meeting Otters But Little Hope in Hot, Cold War Situation

Desperado and His Captor   Package Deliveries of Troops And Equipment by Parachute

Planning Delivery of Packaged Soldiers, Equipment by ‘Chute   Air Force Soon to Test Container Capable of Holding €,000 Pounds, or Entire Infantry Squad and Equipment

Teachers Demand Extra Stipend For After-Hours Work   PSEA Adopts ‘Rights Bill’ At Annual Convention In Harrisburg

Teachers Ask Extra Pay For Work After Hours  Convention Acts On ‘Bill of Rights’; Would Like Pay When It Is Due

Arts Courses Bill Reaches Assembly  Nine State Colleges Would Be Affected

‘Trim Sails’   Quota System For Draftees Is Established   Plan Is Designed To Give Army Men With Higher Mental Rating

4 U.S. Divisions Beat Red Thrust   Korean Battle Flares Along Eastern Front

Nine Convicts Escape Prison  Ellis Charges Gross Nealiaence hy Guard

Ten New Homes Ir Building Permits  For This Month   Westland Project Boosts New Home Construction

Payoff Charged In Steel Deal   Profit Of $80,000 Disclosed As Probe Of RFC Continues

Sees Payoff In Involved  Metal Deal   Ex-Congressman Admits Making Money On Ships

Solon Shouts ‘Pay-Off’ At Steel Profit Story  + Rosenbaum Tells RFC Probers Firm   Rosenbaum Tells RFC Probers Firm He. Young Held Made Quick $75,000

Senator Shouts ‘Payoff As Steel Deal Disclosed   RFC Probe Figure Tells Of Quick Profit

$75,000 ‘Quick’ Steel Profit Told to RFC Probers   Firm Where Young Had Option Cited; U.S. Inquiry Starts

‘Payoff!’ Charges Capehart at Revelation of $75,000 Profit on Steel Deal in Senate RFC Investigation

Quick $75,000 In Steel Makes Senators Blink   RFC Probers Learn Too, About $250,000 ‘Legal’ Deal on Ships

Berle Blames ‘Newspaper Talk’ For Former Wife's Suicide Try In Rose Home

Milton Berle Blames Newspaper Talk For Ex-Wife’s Attempt to End Life

Dleven Announces Five-To-One Plan  French Premier Says Unity Is Ecsential

CALL FOR BIDS ON CLOVERLEAF AT GRAND BLVD.   Will Be Opened Nev. 14; Completion Date Is Dec. 1. 1952

Will Cross. Boulevard To Klock Park   New Link In’ Relocation Of Highways

HERE ARE TOP 10 STORIES:   Admitting Negroes To UNC Biggest Story Of Year

Court Decision On Segregation Is Tops In 1951   Tar Heel News And Radio Men Vote On Big Stories Of Year

GI Bayonets Rout Enemy   Yank Charge Shatter: No. Korean Division

Peiping Silent Over Proposal For New Site   Head Of Joint Chiefs In Visit To Korean Front

RESUMPTION OF TRUGE TALKS UP TO COMMUNISTS   Bradley Says There Is No Significance To His Korean Trip   PROPAGANDA POURS - FROM PEIPING RADIO

Gen. Bradley Hopes for Armistice In Korea   Th. ea   But Communists Still Are Silent On Ridgway Move To Chance Site

Gen. Bradley © Expresses Hope For Early Truce   Communists ‘Stil Remain Silent on Latest Peace Proposal

ARMISTICE DEPENDS UPON REDS, SAYS GEN. BRADLEY HOPING ITS ACHIEVEMENT

Bradley Prepares For Trip to Korea   {Says Peace Talks Future  Depends Upon Reds

Reds Still Coldly Silent On Proposal to Move Talks   Gen. Bradley Says Armistice Agreement Depends on Foe; Prepares to Visit Korea

More Region Shutdowns Are Feared   Power Shortage May Af.fect Other Plants. Conference Told

Restrainer To Ban Anti-Slots Law Granted  Legal Fight Against Gambling Bill On In  a Pg ee pee ee

Truman Sends Steel Dispute  To Wage Board   Action Taken in Effort — To Avert New Year’s Strike

STEEL DISPUTE IS ENT TO WAGE BOARD BY TRUMAN   President Savs Strike Would Slow Down Detense Effort and That it Must Not Occur.   650,000 WORKERS INVOLVED IN ROW   Executive Believed Prepared to Take More Drastic Action if His Appeal Is Ignored.

Tie-up Threat Denounced by Nation's Chief   Steppage Must Not Occur Even for Single Day, Truman Warns Ry RUSSEET, BRINES

Truman Moves To Prevent Steel Strike   Requests Wage Board Look Into Demands; Avoid Work Stoppage

Truman Sends Steel Dispute To Wage Board   Warns Work Stoppage Would Impair U. S: Defenses

‘Truman Gives Steel Strike Issue to WSB  Declares Walkout   Would Impair   Natian’c Nefance-

Truman Says Steel Strike Mustn't Occur   Calls on Industry, Union To Keep Producing. Until Wage Board Acts

Quirino Inspects Deserted Town   Sees Mambajac, Once Community of 7,000, Now . Choked By Volcanic Ash 

FISHERMEN HURT AS AUTO UPSETS ON WEBER ROAD   ‘One Man In Critical . Condition ; At St. Joseph Hospital .

Allies to Confer On ‘Big 4’ Parley   Preliminary Talks Expected to Start With Arrival of French Premier in US.

Tax Package Outcome Is Doubtful   Proposal Remains As ‘Second Best’; Teachers’ Fund  Hikes Requirement:

House To Vote Today on New Tax Compromise  Outcome is in Doubt; Senate Caucus Gets Program Details

Allies Launch New Attack On Korean Front   Gen. Van Fleet Dares Reds To Start Fiaht

Van Fleet Dares Reds To Attack: Armistice Talk At Crossroads   Defenders Must Accept Apology Or Resume Fighting; Yank Leader Promises Plenty.

Van Fleet Dar es Foe To Attack   Allies Unleash Air. Ground Push

Marines Rip Up Reds With ‘Killer’ Drive   Gain Miles Against Chi. nese; Peiping Complains of Attacks

Indicates Reds May Be Hurting   Believe Enemy May Want Peace Before Winter

Enemy Faces Battle Doom   Tough U. N. Commander Predicts Communists Will Ask For Peace

Says He Hopes Reds Will Begin Offensive to Enable UN to ‘Slaughter Them Wholesale And Not Have to Kick them Qut Piecemeal’

UN Forces — Unleash New Assault Today.      Van-Fleet Predicts Reds Will Want Peace before Winter

Van Fleet Dares Reds to Attack   U.S. General Wants to “Slaughter” Foe; Truce Hopes Rise

Gen. Van Fleet Dares Reds Te  Launeh Attack   ‘Will Give Us Chance “To Skat Says U         s Phe: 2 zhter ‘Theim, Conmiunder

Sleet and Rain Storm Keeps Moving Eastward  Ory nes Ee SS eS OPS

Many Sections Of Nation In Grip Of Storm   Sleet And Freezing Rain Reported In Mid-West

Seoul's Dwindled Population Made Up Of Very Young, Very Old Citizen:

Still Ways, Yet Untried, To Tax You   Congress Being Urged to Look Into These Methods Unless Present Taxes Are Sufficient.

Congress Urged to Study New Ways to Raise Taxes   Doubt Present Hikes Will Raise Enough Money

Four Airmen Bail Out of Army 6-47   Big Ship Begins Spinning While Flying Over Rugged Alaska Country

C-47 Goes Into Spin; Four Bail-Out; Plane Lands Saftely   Rescue Plane On Way To Pick Up Stranded Soldiers

Reliefers To Soffer Unless Billis Passed”   IPAC Has Allocated. Last of Its Funds To Counties

‘Score of Oil-States Congressmen to Testify on Depletion Allowance Issue

No General Running for Democrats, Truman is Quoted by Sen. Wheeler

Truman Said To Have Told Wheeler That No General Will Be Nominated

Ww heeler, President Talk  ee ttt     ‘Truman Repor ted Assuring General Won't Top Demo List

Redistricting Bill Wins First Round   Schedule of State Senate Threatened by Filibuster

Social Security Bill Considered   Solons To Decide On Raising Share

Decision Near on Money Bill   Senate to Vote Share for Relief Payments

VETERAN BOOKIE OFFERS THOUSAND TO ONE ODDS AGAINGT WORLD WAR THREE IN 1957

Fat Martha Of The ‘Lonely Hearts’ ‘Going Pretty’ To Electric Chair

/WILL END WITH DANCE   Gala Homecoming Festivities Planned at University

Taft Challenges Chamber View On Tax increase  PAMELe. A£A..*.   Millikin Agrees Hike Necessary In Spite Of Trimming

U.S. Commerce Groups Attack Tax Increases   Republican Solons Challenge Argument Against Levy Hikes

eS — ll  JOURNAL FEATURES       Draft Law Signed, Making Childless Husbands Eligible for Service, Trimming 4-F Deferments

Russian Says . Tito's Regime To End Soon   Renews Soviet Predictions

PREDICT TITO’S RULE WILL END   - Deputy Premier. “Of Soviet Echoes’ Word of Molotov

Truman Backs Wilson's Policy On Mobilization  Door Left Open For 1 Peaaplare x “ q -—   Door Left Open For Labor’s Leaders To Return To Program

 Government Explains New Lending ‘Policy for Production, Essential Needs

U.S. Agrees To ‘Big 4’ Arms Meeting But Notes Similar Talks Proved Futile

U.S. Accepts Arab-Asian Plea  Vishinsky Silent As Jessup Responds

U.S. Agrees To Big Four Arms Talks   Vishinsky, However Is Silent on ArabAsian Proposal.

U.S. Agrees to Arab-Asian Proposal for Arms Parley, Putting Moscow on Spot

U.S. Approves Of ’Big Four Arms Parley   Points Out Russia Rejected Similar Plan Last Spring

U.S. Prepared To Talk Arm:   America Promptly Accepts AraheAsian Prannecal

U. 5. APPROVES ARABIAN ASTAN PLAN FOR ARMS   Decision Puts Russia On Spot To Take Part In Talks

GOP Attempt At Revision Turned Down   income Levy Boost Would Become Law September 1

Veeck Has Browns Option  Stock Drive: Over Top Today, More Than 75 Percent

lust What Is Ike?-—      Republicans Agree With Truman On Eisenhower Candidacy, But Insist He Never Did Claim To Be Democrat

Republicans Agree as Trunian States Ike Uninterested in Democratic Ticke

The Weather   President Gives His Views  Political Speculations Focused on Eisenhower

GOP Backers Of Eisenhower Agree He’s Not Interested In Democrat Bid

To Run Or Not To Run Situation In Europe May  Influence Eisenhower

Eisenhower Definitely A Republican Leaders Of Both Major Parties Say

Ike in GOP Fold, Says  President   Thinks General Isn‘t Interested in Running As Democrat Nominee

John Dunlap Keeps Mouth Tight On Fight Of Marshall Women Against Paving Domestic Help Security T ax

ALLIES REGAIN GROUND LOST IN LAST WEEK   New Red Offensive Still Expected By UN Troops

Allies Win Bach Ground Lost to Foe Last Week  Tanks Support West-Central UN’s Advance

UN Takes Ground Lost In Red Drive:  Two Jets Downed   Allies Predict Foe Plans New Offensive Soon;  BRarerac Mace

TWO RED JETS SHOT DOWN IN AERIAL BATTLE   Tank-Supported Allied Troops Drive Nerth  Unopposed   INDICATIONS POINT TO ENEMY OFFENSIVE

Sabre Jets  Shoot Down Red Planes   Fresh Communiet Troops Reported In West Korea

Tank-Supported Allies Advance  Air Battle Rages But Ground Action Quiet

Truman Picks Two Judges Without Senator’s Okay   Douglas’ Men Are Passed Over By Mr. Truman

Douglas fo Poll Bar Association   Issue Concerns Judae Selections

Douglas to Poll . Bar On The Merits Of Judge Selections   Truman Passes Over Senator's Proposals in INlionis Appointments

‘Sen. Douglas to Poll Chicago Lawyers To See Whether He or Truman Is Right

 — PROPOSES TO POLL BAR— Douglas Defies Truman  On Judaeshin Choices

DOUGLAS 10 POLL CHICAGO BAR ON JUDGE SELECTION   SEEKS TO FIND OUT WHETHER HE, TRUMAN IS RIGHT IN CHOICES

Douglas Plans Poll on Judge Choices   Denies Struggle With Truman

Tar HODSE VESTERDAY   - Judge Selections Selections  ‘DouglasToMakelssueO  Truman Appointments

Douglas Will Poll Bar On Judge Choices   Senator Asserts Own Selections Are Better Than Truman’s

DOUGLAS TO FIGHT TRUMAN ON JUDGES   To Poll Bar Group Cn Jurists’ Selections

Poll on Judges  Selections   Douglas in View His Choices Are Outstandng Men

Truman Passes Over Douglas’ Selections   Growing Rift Is Apparent Between President and Senator from [limois

Economic Chiet Tries To Mend Row Over Wage:  DiSalle Gives Four   DiSalle Gives Four Reasons Why Freeze On Prices Failed

Johnston Renews Efforts To Lure Labor Back Into Waae Control Plan

Labor Heads Being Lured Back To Job On Controls:  Tohnetan Saeking   Johnston Seeking To Bring Harmony To Wage Situation

Johnston Trying to Lure Labor Leaders Back into Wage Control aan DiSalle Has Answers

Stabilizer Attempts To Sell Labor Chiefs On Pay Freeze Setup   Question Left Open

WAGE fll Hae DECISION OF BOARD CHIEF   Stabilizer Renews [fforts To Lure Labor   Leaders Back — Price Boss Is Uncler Attack. :

Johnson Renews Efforts To Save Wage Program   DiSalle Busy Defending Price Control Plan

DiSalle Defends  Price Lid Program   Johnston Trying lo Lure Labor Members  Back to Wage Board

Johnston Tries To Get Labor Back in Fold  DiSalle and Reuther Dispute Effectiveness  OF Price Controls

Johnston Seeks Labor Support.  For Controls Schedules New Talk: With Labor Heads, WSB Members

DiSalle Tries to Give Backing -to Price — _ Control Because _ of Boosts _

Johnston Seeks Labor's Return To Wage Progran   DiSalle Busy Defending Against Labor's Criticism.

Johnston Renews Efforts To Lure Labor Leaders Back Into Wage Control Program

RENEW TALKS 10 IRON OUT WSB DISPUTE   Johnston To Meet Union Officials Again; DiSalle Defends Program.

PRICE, WAGE ROW GOES ON   Johnston Seeks To Lure Labor Leaders Back  Into Program

Johnston Urges Labor Members To Back Progran   Plans New Talks With Union Heads And WSB Members

Prices Still Rise; DiSalle Hears Kicks   One Reason, He Says, Is Banning Ceilings On Below-Parity Products

New Efforts By Johnstor   Tiles Again to Repair Wage Control by Luring Labor Chiefs Back.   LATE BULLETIN

Wa ge Control Study Pressed By Johnston  Stabilizer Renews  Attempts To Find Warkahla Varmunila

Labor Leaders Given Bid ‘For Further Talks   : DiSalle ‘Under Fire By Union Chiefs On Price Curb Failure

4 Reasons Cited For Price Hikes  Despite Freeze  Johnston Lists Talk:  To Mend Breaks  Pe Ee) Og §«Seeaeaee eee 

KKK KK) GOV'T, BANS SALE OF  NEW CARS AT INFLATED DDIPE IW TICEn AAR MART      Johnston Tries to Lure Top Labor Leaders Into Program

Johnston, DiSalle Push Control Fight  a   Try To Woo Labor Back Into Board, Defend Price Plan

—WAGES—  Schedules New Talks With Unions   Johnson Seeking  Control Formula

Russians Invited ~ To Discuss Curbs On Atomic Weapons   President Specifies Talks Must Be Held ‘in United Nations’ If Reds Accept

President Speaks At Twin City   Invites Russians To Help Outlaw Dread Weapons

‘MUST BE HELD IN UNITED NATIONS Truman Invites Russia Join Parley To Outlaw A-Weapon:

Peace Appeal Is Made In Speech This Afternoon  Truman Wants U.N. Effort; No Conference Of Just ‘Big Four’

U. S. Authorities Seek To Link Smuggling in Germany to U. S. Ring

General Stands by Public Statements   Stoutly Defends His March 20 Letter to Rep. Joe Martin Which Led to His Dismissal.

MacArthur Defends His Right To Discuss His Opinions Publicly   Declares He Never Disobeyed Orders Of Commanding Officers

Mac Continues Testimony And: Accepts Invitation For Dallas Appearance

Declares That He Dispatched Orders To Best Of His Ability   General Believes He Was Justified When He Spoke Out Against  Far Eastern Poliey

Use Of Planes Inside Korea  Once Curbed   General Defends His Right To Speak Out Against Washington Policies

However, General Claims He Had Always Carried Out Orders Even Thauch He Had Disnoreed With Them

MacArthur Says Loss Might Invite World War Ill   He Continues His Testimony Before Combined Committe.

Says It Is Russian Way to Muzzle Comment, Admits He Went Against Chiefs’ Advice

ASSERTS LOSS WOULD SPREAD “AEDS SPHERE   Would Roll Back Frontiers to U. S. West Coast, Committees Told.

Loss of Island Would Put Defense Along West Coast, Could Bring War-M ‘Arthur

—Millions May Receive Boosts In Pay—  New Wage Proposal Under Consideration   Plan Submitted To Economic Stabilizer Tied Directly To Cost Of Living Factor

Pay increase lor Viullions  To Be Allowed   Wage Board Adopts Policy Tying In Cost of Living

Draft Deferment Tests fo Start  Collegians Offered Three Other Dates

Test Selects Books or Gun:  For Collegians   Tonight Is Deadline for Application; Initial Tests Given Tomorrow

3-Hour Test to Determine If 175,000 Stay in College or Shoulder Guns

First Draft Test Tomorrow Fate of 175,000 Students Hinges on Outcom:

Tests To Decide College Or Khaki  Students Must Pass Test Or Carry Gun

Test Tomorrow May Determine Whether 175,000 Students Will Stay In College

Three-Hour Test Tomorrow May  Determine Whether 175,000 College Students Go Into Army

Soviels Reported Building A Huge Atom Stronghold  mee oe add Ber hha Yves   ‘Report Made By Man Just Back From Middle East Travel

TALK OF COLLEGE   K. U. Freshmen Discuss Schooling With Their  Former Principals

House Body Hays Army  Inspectors   Chair Contracts Come Under Fire Of Committee

DEBATE UNDER WAY.IN CONGRESS ON BILL TO ‘PERMIT MEXICAN NATIONALS TO WORK IN U. S.

BOROUGHS’ ASSN TO MARK “STEEL NIGHT’   Morrisville To Be Host A Monthly Session This  Evening   SPEAKER, EARL MOORE

E. E. Moore Will Be er At Bucks County oughs Session   AT PENNS MANOR CLUB

House fo Ad On Bonus Bill   Persoge Due Monday With Finencing Planned Throwgh Broad Tax Base

House Slated To Pass Bill For Vet Bonus   Will Send to Senate Plan to Pay Veterans For Service; Taxes Provide for Funds

Lincoln Day Talks Reveal GOP Division   Leaders Split On Ideas for Foreiqn Policy

Drought Broken Over Wide Areas By Heavy Rains   Torrents Fall Southwest of San Antonio And in Texas Panhandle; Some Water Falls Along Del Rio Section of Rio Grande

HOOVER SPARKS NEW FIGHT ON TROOP ISSUE  Former President Is Opposed to Sending   Former President Is Opposed to Sending Ground Men Into Pact Army.

Hoover Urges Troop Fight Continuance   Plea ls Made To Key Republicans At Secret Meet

Hoover Urges Fight Against Troop Issue   He Terms Sending Gl's to Pact Army An 'Unwarranted Risk

Hoover Urges Finish Fight On Troop Issue   Sending Army to Europe Termed UWnawarranted Bick?

Leads Fight Against Troops For Pact Army   Civilian Control Of Forces Proposed By Ex-President

Troop Fight Call Voiced By Hoover   Former President Asks All-Out Opposition To G.I. Move.

Six of 10 Auto Makers Are Given  Price Increases   Two More Apply Friday For Hike; Decisions  Due Next Week

Judy Lands Beauty On Youth Wearing Glasses In Tilt Over Auto Accident

Another Filmland Brawl In Hollywood Judy Garland and Producer Involved in Fray

Convicts Clean up Mess Made in Riot   ‘Dream Prison’ Torn Up in Demonstration

President Meets With  Eisenhower   Vital Decisions Believed Likely Result of Talks

Syrians Launch New Attack On Israeli   Fighting Breaks Out Again In Holy Land Area

Israeli Army Repulses New Syrian Attack  Fighting Shatters Cease-Fire Reached Tinder TLWN. Efforts

Israel and Syria Renew Battles at Sea of Galilee   Fighting Breaks Out After Cease Fire Agreement

Jews-Arabs End PeaceBattle Rages   Both Sides Put Blame On Other As Syrians, Israelis Ignore UN  Sponsored Settlement

Syrian Forces Open Attack on Israeli Position   Reported Repulsed Ir Assault on Height Ir Demilitarized Zone

SYRIANS ASSAULT ISRAELI FORCES   Attack Turned Back After Battle Lasting 80 Minutes ~

Israeli Repulse Syrian Attack   Inflict Heavy Casualties; U.N. Order Disregarded

BOARD ANNOUNCES DEFERMENT PLANS   Deadline for Registration for College Draft Test is Extended

British Launch Drive Against Egypt Guerrillas   English Army Tank Reported Captured By Underaround

Vote May Solve rrance s Crisis  National Referendum Urged By Deputies

‘Significant Change Of Attitude Has Taken Place In Washington,’ Statement Asserts

Slow Time Bill Killed, 8 To 4, In Ohio House   Compulsory Vote Registration Plan Approved By Senate

Gromyko Cag’ Permits J ap Treaty Speed   Kremlin Delegate Helpless ‘To Prevent Allied Provress

Gromyko Prevented From Filibuster; Expect to Sign Document Over Weekend

Delegation Holds Early Strategy Meeting, Gromyko Used Up His Hour Yesterday; Poland, Czechoslovalda Silent   CONFERENCE MOVES AHEAD OF SCHEDULE

‘THE MILKMAN’ STARS NEW HILARIOUS LAUGH TEAM OF O'CONNOR AND DURANTE

30 Days Giver Grads To Find  Essential Jobs   Local Draft Boards Change To New Policy Immediately

NEW DRAFT ORDER ISSUED TODAY STOPS INDUCTION OF STUDENTS   Age Limit Raise. To Be Discussed  Biaw US emcee Pe

Million Dollar Robbery Of Brinks, Inc. Remains As Big A Mystery Today As Night It Happened One Year Ago

Brinks’ Robbery Still as Big a Mystery Now as Year Ago When Bandits Got $1,700,000

Ohio Labor Unite: Against Inflation  CIO and AFL Join With Rail Unions

Truman Unable fo Recall Name of His Appointee To Haifi Ambassadorshin

Arrest Both Drivers After Auto Wreck  Daisytown Man Suffers Knee Injury

Senate Looks for Vital Information From Grunewald   ‘Mystery Man’ Finally Located In Hospital

Missing Link:  ; In Tax Plot Believed Found   Grimewald Put Under Subpena; Tertied Ag Public Relations Man :

Scandal Links May Be Given By Grunewald   . Mystery Witness’  * Pinally is Put Tindexr: Gees

ws Investigators Believe pewald Can Supply Missing n$500:000 Tax Shakedowr

Revenue Aide Tells of Move On Teitelbaum   Says Former Chief Pushed Case After Seeing Grunewald

Believe He Can Supply Link in Shakedown Plot  Hen wet ri ewald Is Loc Wa his vali n Ho spital

State Senate Votes Down Appointment  “In Fir rst Showdown,   ‘In First Showdown, Senate Refuses To Confirm Maize As Mines Secretary

State Senate Votes Down Appointment   In First Showdown Senate Refuses To Confirm Maize As Mines Secretary

Democrats Pick Arizona Senator  : As New Leader   Johnson, Texas, Is Named Assistant In Rebuff  To Truman Forces

McFarland to Lead  Senate Democrats   Johnson of Texas Is Named Aecistant Leader

MERCURY TAKES RISE IN STATE   Good Football Weather Saturday Promised.

Montana Youngster Dying of Leukemia Happy With Pony, Cowboy Outfit, but Wants Letters

Labor Wants To Raise U. S. Wage Ceilings   Members Of Board Seek To Charge Present Formula

Unionists Cite Rise Of Costs   ULPC Will Press For Wage Hike Limit Of 14 Or 15 Per Cent

BOOSTS IN PAY CEILINGS ASKED   Labor Members Of Board Propose ‘Half-Again’ Increase

LABOR LEADERS WANT TO RAISE WAGE CEILINGS   Organized Forces Set Target About Five Per Cent Above January  Levels— Action Asked.

VPlADlIzaliOn &£ POMEL   Labor Asking New Increases Over Current Wage Controls

Labor Wants Hike In Wage Ceilings   Board Member’s Targe' Is 14, 15 Per Cent. For Pay Envelope Controls

Union Members Seeking To Raise Ceilings 40 Per Cent Above Prevailing Wage Rates

Labor Members of Wage Board Want  To Raise Ceiling DiSalle Wants

Labor Members Want To Raise. Wage Ceiling  Control Board Group Asks Increase Twice  Present Rate Height

Labor Fights To Up Salary Ceiling Anew   Wages Would Be  Half Again Present Top If Union Plan Should Be Adopted

Labor Girds for New Wage Hike As Costs Lean    As New Controversy Looms, Move to  Let Controls Die Brawe in Cannrace

Labor Union Group Wants Lid On Wage Scale Higher   Living Costs Rise,. Policy Committee  Claims In Session

Labor to Seek Wage Increases Charges Living Costs  Still Rising, Calling  Lee BRatstay Daw

_ Rubber Industry Told - Reduced Allocations To Remain In Effect

Labor After Higher Wage Control Point   Ceiling Already 10 Per Cent Above January Levels

stabilization Front  Labor Asking New Increases Over Current Wage Controls

Raise in Ceiling on Wages Urged   Labor Union Group of ULPC in Move

Labor Seeks Wage Control Ceiling Boost   New Target Is 14 or 15 Percent Above Levels  Of January 15, 1950

Ceiling Is Now 10% Over Level Of Jan. 15, ‘50  ved Lahor’c   Organized Labor's New Target Is Hike Of 14-15 Per Cent;  New Anneale Heard

Ask Higher Ceilings On Wages   Labor Says Increased Costs Justify Boost To About 15 Percent Over January ’50 Leve

Labor To Seek Higher Ceiling On Pay Raises   14-15 Per Cent Suggested; DiSalle Wants Authority To License Businesses.

 Board To Hike Ceilind On W. ages  Hepresentaths es Of Lahor Want 4 Or 5 PC Above Present Leve

WAGE CEILING INCREASE SOUGHT   Board’s Labor Members For 15 Per Cent Rise

GIANT PINGERS ATTACK MADE BY UN TROOPS   Five Armored Columns Used in Drive; : Hope To Trop 40, 000

BRITAIN ASSERTS HER OIL MEN WIL STAY IN ABADAN   Marving Given Tran Measures Will Be Taken, if Necessary, to Protect  Teehnicinits.       WARSHIPS ANCHORED ONUY 40 MILES AWAY’   England's Chief Negotiate in Dispute Back in Landon   me Harriman to Depart Priday.

Principals In Oil Talks Going Home   Britain To Toke Measure! To Protect Technicians In Field

Britain fo Keep Technicians in  Refinery Cente   England Ready To Protect Staff   lf Nlarocenry

British Retain  Abadan Grasy   Technicians Will Be Kept At Iranian Oil Port

Retired Captain Criticizes Act   Medal of Honor Award Given Buddy of Soldier Killed in Hill Battle

Did Criticism Of President Prevent Award Oj Medal To Dead Marine? Mr. Truman Asked

—-SENATE— Bill Aimed At Excess War Profits  New Board Would  Govern Contracts

Man Fined $100 For Picker Theft  Lawrence Ostermyer Enters Guiltv Plea .

Senator Says U.S. Capacity To Make A-Bomb Unlimited, Requests New-type Defense

No Pay Hikes Seen In State   Length-of-Service Money Not At Hand

State Employes May Weep And Wail About Wages On April Fool’s Day

Public Hearing Plan Loses 41-37  Republicans Lose Battle in Senate

Defeat Move for an Open Hearing  Wherry Forces Lose im MacArthur Cace

Russell Argues Testimony Cuts Need Publicity   Protest Deal« With Notes Between General And Pentagon On Bombing

G.O.P. Move Blocked By 41-37 Vote   Testimony Will Continue Subject To Censorship

4} to 37 Vote Blocks Strong GOP Motion   Wherry Indicates: No Effort Planned to Renew Battle

SENATE REJECTS OPEN HEARINGS FOR M’ARTHUR REPUBLICANS LOSE  : BITTER FIGHT FOR END OF SECRECY

Joint Chief's Approval Given On Splitting Of Troops In Big Drive

Senate Blocks Drive To Open  Policy Hearing   Votes 41-37 Against Letting Publie Attend Probe Of MacArthur Issue

Republicans Fail To Open ‘Closed Door’ Inquiry Into Far Eact Policies

Senate Blocks Open Hearing   Refuses, 41 to 37, to Let Public Listen in on MacArthur

Korea Bombing Curb Held Soft-Pedalled   Knowland Demands Airing Of Order Restricting Drops Inside Korea

Lose Fight On Opening Of Hearing   Republican Move To  _.Admit Public To MacArthur Hearing Is Turned Down

Block GOP Drive to Open Hearings  Wherry-led Move Loses by 41-37

Senate Votes Down Move To Open Hearings   Republicans Lose   Republicans Lose Try For Public MacArthur Session

Fail in Vote For Hearing  Before Public   Senate Defeats Drive 41 to 37 By Republicans

Enemy Build-up Continues Apace   Munitions, Battle Equipment Is Moved To Front: 720,000 Men on Hand

Compromise on Phliadelphia Jobs under City-County Unification Forced by Appropriation Threats

State Dems Threaten To Block Action   Unification Measure For Philadelphia Must Pass Before Appropriations Ok’c

Gypsy King s Nephew To Act As Peacemaker For Tribes   Boy Wounded Near Brownsville in Fair Condition as Bands Gather in Dallas

Sanctions Next Step For UN   Chinese Flatly Reject Latest Offer, Leaving Only One Course

China Turns. Down Latest Peace (fer   Applications. of Sanction: Moves Step Nearer as Peiping Government Refuses. to Negotiate.’

UN Now Faces Problem of China Penalty   Flat Rejection of Offer te Talk Peace Leaves No : Alternative

Defiance of UN Plan Opens Way For Sanctions   Flat Rejection By Red Chinese Blocks Proposal

STRIKE TROUBLE WORRIES POLICE   Dynamiling Of Non-Strikers* Homes Investigated At Danville-—Parade Closely Watched.

‘MOST OF THEM COULDN’T WALK?  21 Aged Pensioners Burn To Death  During Fire At Convalescent Home

21 Perish in Fire in Home For Old Folk      Blaze Traps Elderly And Sick Victims in Frame House; Another Victim Near Death

11 Die in Fire At Old Age Home   14 Trapped Upstairs; Firemen Rescue 16

FIRE KILLS 21 AGED IN REST HOME DISASTER   Fourteen Trapped in Flames and Seven Others Die After  : Flash Fire Destroys Frame Building. Many of Thirty Residents Were Too Ill and Feeble to Move.

21 Persons Die In Flash Blaze  Washington Victims Are Aged Pensioners

21 Men Die In Hoquiam OldFolks Rest Home Yesterday   Fire Started In Small Stove

Rest Home Fire Claims 21 Lives   Blast Touches Off a Blaze in Washington

21 Elderly Persons Are Victims As Fire Sweeps Washington Rest Home

Toll Of Flash Fire In Rest Home ls 21   Another Near Death in Hoquiam, Wash. ; 30 Lived There

Rest Home Fire Claims 21 Lives   14 Are Trapped In Blazing House

9 Others Escape Burning Building   Blaze Shoots From Basement To Second Floor

Two Miners Trapped In Deep Shaft   Rescuers Hope To Reach: Men Buried In Minn. Cave-In

Truman To Speak At Defense Meet  President Will Call For American Unity

Defense Talks Open Today for Americas   Urgent Unity Plea Expected in Truman Address

Hemisphere Unity Plea Is Expected   Truman Speech  To Senior Council Scheduled Today

Truman To Call ForHemisphere Defense Unity   , Foreign Ministers ” Meeting Today To Outline Program

Defense Talks Open Today  for Americas  Urgent Unity Plea Expected i in

Southern Part Takes Brunt 0 Wintry Blast ©   ' Greensburg, Has Minus 35 Reading And Salem: —32

Son of Former Kaiser Dead   Prince Wilhelm Dies in Villa Near Famous Castle

CROWN PRINCE WILHELM DIES AT AGE OF 65   Kaiser’s Son. Succumbs to Long Illness at Little German Village

Imperial Germany's Last Crown Prince Dies of a Heart Ailmient at His Villa

Death Takes Crown Prince Wilhelm, ‘Former Heir to Kaiser’s Throne

Crown Prince Wilhelm Dies  Lived In Seclusion Near Family Castle

Ex-Crown Prince Wilhelm Passes   Was Eldest Son of   Was Eldest Son of Kaiser Wilhelm !I

Last German. Prince Is Dead   Kaiser’s Son Dies After Longe Tlness

Crown Prince Wilhelm, Son of German Kaiser, Dies After Lona Illness

Led Kaiser's Armies Into Battle of Verdun —  Prince Wilhelm, 69, Dies in Germany

\Germany’s Crown Prince Wilhelm (Dies At 69 After Lengthy Illness: 'Headed Army At Battle Of Verdun

Crown Prince Dies At Villa   Was Eldest Son Of Kaiser, Wilhelm II;  Lived In Seclusion

Prince Wilhelm Of Hohenzollern Dies in Germany   Kaiser's Eldest Son Had Lived in Seclusion for Years

Kaiser s Heir, Prince, 69, Die:  Ex-Crown Prince Has Long Illness

Emergency Board  Snubs: Rail Union’s Walkout, Proceeds With Settlement Try

Senate Group To Question Hede Massing   Former Wife Of Gerhardt Eisler

Reds Retreat Along 80-Mile Front; Key  Pass Seized   Yanks Retake Hangye; Withdrawal Hasty But Orderly

Commie Drive Put in Reverse All along Front   Enemy Forces Split Up and Flee To Hills to Escape

Reds Retreat Along 80-Mile  Front In Korea   U.S, 10th Corps Opens Counterattack Across East Central Sector

Reds Retreat on 100-Mile Front Hotly Pursued by Ager essive Allied Tanks

Allies Gain 15 Miles in Attack   “Tenth Corps Opens ‘ Drive, Scores Gains Up to 3/2 Miles

UN Forces Gain Over 15 Miles--Near Parallel 38, Capture Road Centers

CHINESE FORCED TO RETREAT AS BATTLE FLAMES   sntire UL S. Tenth Corps Counterattacks On East-Central Front-——Tanks Lead Assault

Reds Retreat Along Front Of 80 Miles  U. S. 10th Corps Counterattacks To Gain Ground

Allied Tanks Infantry In Red Chase   Counterattack By Entire 10th Corps Gains In Korea

Reds Retreat on Wide Fron as Gls Strike   By OLEN CLEMENTS Allied Attack Nips Off Last Attempt 46 Split U.N. Line

Allied Units Force Enemy To Pull Back   North Thrusting. UN Tanks, lnfantry Gain up to 3/2 Miles " Along Central Front

Allied Tanks And Infantry Drive Northward   Communists Pulling Back Toward N. Korea From Munsan To Pungnam

Allies Open Up Counterattack OnCentral Front  UN Troops Through Mountains To Cut OF Spearhead In Drive

Communist Troops Retreat Along 80 Mile Korean Fron’   Find Americans In Valley of Death

Reds Refreat On Whole Front; UN On Attack   Entire 10th Corps Switches to Attack, Retakinag Tawne

Communists Making Hasty But Orderly Pullback With; Allied Tanks Right On Heels‘   Enemy Busy Withdrawing Along 80-Mile Front "”  And South Koreans Now Within Few ” Miles Of Border Again. ul

FOE RETREATS ON 80-MILE FRONT   Allies Pust Forward, Take Key Highway Junction  GEN, ALMOND   Says Chinese Took Severe - Beating, Being Forced : To Withdraw

Red Troops in Retreat Along 8) Mile Front   10th Corps Launches Counter Attack, Gains Made; Reds Pull Back

Blunted Red Attack Turns To a Retreat   Communists Falling Back On Entire Korean War  Front, Chased by UN

Chinese Reds Retreat On 80-Mile Front  Enemy Spearhead Cut Off in Hills Dien Eactarm Ervant

Counterattack Across East Central Front Is Opened By. The Entire U. S. Tenth Corps:

Entire Tenth Corps Opens Counterattack   GSS Be Je eae eee   Key Road Center In East-Central Sector Recaptured

Reds Retreat On 80-Mile  Korea Front         Counter-Attack Rolls Up Gain of 31% Miles; ROKs Nearing Border

US 10th Corps Counterattacks   ‘Enemy Pulling Back Toward North Korea on  Entire Line Between Munsan and Pungnam

‘Advancing Patrols Stumble on Victims of Bloody See-saw War   U.S. Soldier Found Dead, With Bible, Photo of Wife and Child Beside Him; Chinese Bodies Litter Field of Battle

Enemy Retreats on 80-Mile Front  U. S. Counterpush Causes Red Flight

Recapture Road Pivot Of Hangye   Reds Retreat on Front Of 80 Miles; Push Led by Second.

Allied Tanks And Infantry Spearhead LOth Corps In Chasine Reds Northward

YANKS LAUNCH HEAVY DRIVE, TAKE ROAD HUB   U. S. Tenth Corps Pushes Northward After Fleeing Enemy   ADVANCE 3 MILES   Planes, Massed Artillery Pave Way For UN Counterattack

U.N. Counter Push Forces Reds Back   Aliied Spokesman Describes Communist Withdrawal ‘Hasty But Orderly’; Chinese Gather Up Wounded

ALLIES COUNTERATTACK Spearhead Of Last Red Offensive Is Cut Off  In Eastern Mountains

Allied Units Advancing In all Areas   Enemy Spearhead Cut; U.N. Forces Gain 15 Miles

Allies Gain On All Fronts, 4 Miles To 38  ~~ Os 2p 6 Pa   Not All Is Gravy As We Come Upon Dead, Wounded .

Counterattack by Tenth Corps Drives Communists Back Along Entire Line —

Tanks And Infantry Hotly Pursue I'leeing Red Units  As Final Threat [s Crushed

REDS RETREAT ALONG FRONT IN KOREA   Americans Open Counterattack and  Gain Three Miles

Allied Infantry, Tanks Push Northward   Some Counterattacks Push Reds Back As Much as 3 1-2 Miles

U.S. Opens Drive; Reds Retreating   Communists Fall Back On 80-Mile Front In Face Of 10th Corps Attack

ALLIED FORCES ON MARCH ALL ACROSS FRONT   U.S. 10th Corps Leads Way; Hangye, Key Road Center, Recaptured.

S. Koreans Near “38”  Borderline   Last Red Assault Blunted in Hills; Taka EC nesemtoratiort:

U.S. Tenth Corps Counteratfacks As Reds Retreat   Enemy , Withdraws ‘On 80-Mile Front: Allies Take -Hanave

Enemy Retreats Along 80 Mile Front in Korea  UN Tanks, Infantry bho kbxcaboonual

Reds Retreat On 100-Mile Korean Front   Allied Treops Advance Again Toward Parallel

Allied Tanks, Troops Slash Fleeing Reds   Key Road Hub Taken By American Forces Ju East-Center Zone

SOME ALLIED FORCES NEAR PARALLEL 38   Gains Of Up To 15 Miles Made In UN Attacks

China Reds Retreat On Broad Front  Road Base Retaken   Road Base Retaken As U.S. 10th Corps Launches Big Drive

Entire 10th Army Corps Joins Drive   Reds Retreat Along 80-Mile Koreon Front

Reds in Retreat All Along Front: Allies Moving Up  10th Corps Opens Offensive Attacks, Pursues Enemy

UN Troops Chase Retreating Reds As Drive Collabses   Quickly Switch to Attack After Smashing Final Communist Threat On East Front: Gain Up to 15 Miles

Allies Push Ahead Fast   Taaks and Infantry 1a Hot Pursuit, Rocking Up Bia Gains +

UN Registers 15-Mile Gains; Moves On ¢38’   Two Key Road Hubs Taken; 10th Corps Opens Attack

TANKS LEAD DRIVE BY U.S. TENTH CORPS   Americans Gain Up fo EWA Miles as Chinese Make Hasty But Orderly With: drawals.       SECOND DIVISION SPEARHEADS PUSH   Americans Recapture  _ Hangye Road Center and Cut Off Last Red OF fensive Forces.

Meets Leaders After Ending  His Vacation   To ‘Get Set’ Over Korean Problem Before Tax Issues

Truman, Military Aides Pondering Truce Negotiation   Consideration of Scandals Will Follow Conferences On Korean Peace Problems:

UN Troops Fall Back On Seoul   Heavy Barrage  Blasts Advancing     Hordes

U.N. Forces Again Pull Back Line   Communists May Be Losing Some Of Their Punch

City ‘Doomed To Fall Agar,  Dispatches Say   300, 000 Communists Pass Through Lost ‘Gateway’ Town of Utiongbu

ALLE CANT TOP non OF ENEMY HORDE   Reds Reach Han River and UN Troops Withdraw Around Seoul.

Reds Push To Gateway Of Seoul.   41 Enemy Divisions ‘Poised for Thrust

Orderly Withdrawal Of UN Army Continues; Reds Again Due To Take Seoul Without Battle

UN Forces Fail To Stem Surge But Hold Lines   Enemy Unable To Achieve Breakthrough As Initial Phase Of Offensive Ends; Fail Of Capital Near

Reds Surge On Toward Seoul City   Red Forces Seem Certain To Capture Capital in Drive Before a Regroup   FOOD SHORTAGE SEEN

Reds Reach Han River, Aim At Seout   Aliies Withdraw From Area Around Wrecked Capital

UN Troops’ Withdrawal Is “Orderly”   Red Drive Hinted Slowing; Allies Brace Around Seoul

W eather--  Allies Form New Seoul Defense Arc   Red Hordes Smash Ahead In Fierce Assault To Capture Capital.

Move fo New Defense Line   Chinese Pour Through Vijongbu, Abandaned Gateway to Doomed Seou

Chinese Reds Reach Han River   Foe's ‘Steam’ Giving Out, UN Reports

Reds March To Han River, Peril Seoul   45,000 Casualties Suffered -By Foe   UN Continues Withdrawal; Abandons Uijongbu Without A Fight

CHINESE ARMY AT HAN RIVER IN BIG DRIVE   Communists Losses High But Forces Surge Ahead.

ALLIES WITHDRAWING      Chinese Make Bid to Break  Into Doomed Korea Capital

UN Continues Withdrawal To The South   Short Lull Noticed On Western Front Ip Six  Day Offensive of Red's

U.N. Forces Still Intact Despite 6 Days Fighting   Uijonbu Abandoned After Rearguards Sten Advance of Chinese

Allied Forces Pull Back In Capital Area   Reds Taking Terrifie Beating With Supply Of Rice About Gone

Bid to Break Through Into Seoul Today   Allies in Orderly Withdrawal Around Doomed Capital  igs ta TIS lees ga

Seoul Soon ta Be Atanioned to Advancing Reds   Chinese. Moving Down Han River, UN Ferces Téavine City

Heavy Curtain OfUN Gunfire Aids Retreat   Advancing Reds Push On Despite Ghastly Toll From Heavy ° Allied Artillery

Reds Advance Down River Upon Capital   Allied Withdrawal Orderly; Commie Casualties 42,000

Warshins Aid In Withdrawal Of UN Forces:   Fleet Keeps Up Heavy Fire as Allies Leave Seoul to Surviving Red Soldiers

Chinese Red Drive Seems Seoul-Bound Before Halt   Orderly Withdrawal Underway By Allies Near Wrecked City

Enemy Drives On in Face of Terrific Fire   Warships Add Heavy Gunpower to Army's . Howitzer Batteries

Reds Reach Han, Drive  On Capital   Allies Withdrawing Around. City; Throw Un Artillery Curtain

Allies Pull Back 10 New Defense Line   Death-Scorning Reds Unable To Score Big Breakthrough Wantec  BULLETIN!

COMMUNISTS PAY LITTLE HEED 10 TERRIFIC CASUALTIES; PUSH TO WITHIN 4 MILES OF CAPITAL

Shapely Coed Stirs St. John’s College   She’s First Gal in Histor; Of GId Ecllege

Hack Way into [ron Triangle   Future of War May Hinge on Success of This Drive

Infantry Units Racking Way Into Heart of Red’s Defense “Iron Triangie”’

UN Infantry 'Hacks at Reds’  fron Triangle’  Allies Gain Three Miles i   Allies Gain Three Miles i Hard Rain, Beat Off Three Counterattacks

Enemy Forces Throw Heavy Fire Into Allies  United Forces Gain Up to Three Miles ‘Despite Pelting Rain

Reds Throw Heavy Fire At Allies   Three-Mile Gains Made In Spite Of Fierce Opposition

Allies Hack Way Into Outskirts Of Red ‘Iron Triangle’  Future of Chinese Position in Korea May Hinge on Drive

Reds Still Capable Of All-Out Drive Despite Losses   18-Month War Toll Tops 1.5 Million

18-Year-Old Plan Debated .... Senate Nears Vote  On New Draft Bill

Johnson Sees Draft Vote By End Of Week   Morse In Slashing Attack Against Use Of 18-Year-Olds

Senate Vote Due On Draft Dispute  Plan To Call ‘18's’ . Under Heavy Attack

Senate Nears Vote On Draft   Sen. Morse Lashes  At 18-Year-Old Call

Johnson Predicts Voting On Draft Will Begin Soon   Morse Assails Lowering Of Age Limit To 18 Years

Senate Vote  Near On Draft  a Ce ees eee Sl eee   Morse Lashes Plan For Calling Up 187s

Senate Ballot Set This Week On Draft Plan   Morse Assaile Move For Taking 18-YearOla Youths In Army

Amendments Offered 7 Early Vote On Disputed UMTS Proposal! Predicted In Senate

Early Vote On Draft Likely   Johnson Expects Some Action Yet This Weel.

Amendments Offered 2822 ©” Early Vote On Disputed UMTS \Proposal Predicted In Senate

Morse Bitterly Attacks Draft  Flays Armed Services headers For’Waste”

Johnson Sees Vote Soon On Military Training Bill   Sen. Morse Attacks Proposal To Draft 18-Year-Olds As Senate Continues Debate

Senate May Vote Soon On Military Bill   Universal Training - Measure Due For Final Action

U §. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION UP    Major Factor In Effort To Keep Inflation In Hand 7

U.S. Industrial Output Hits Postwar Peak   Wage Formula Sough' As Authorities Study Price Policy Changes

Industrial Production, at Postwar Peak Bia Anti-Inflation Factor

U. S. Production At Highest Peak Since Last War   Farm Price Freeze Proposal Gaining More Support

Industrial Production  Hits Peak Since War Il   Farm “Prices Climbed 27 Per Cent. Since Year Ago Some Critics Want Controls On Farm Output —_,

Ground Action On Korea Front Is At Standstill   Three Red Planes Are Shot Down In Aerial Battle Howeve

Truman Says 2.900.000  Under Arms   Great Build-Up Achieved Since Korean Invasion

U. S. Has Doubled Size of Army Since Start of Korean Wai  Armed Strength Over 2,900,000, Truman Appeals for Still Mor:

Armed Forces Exceed 2.9 Million: Trumar   Reveals Strength Has Doubled Since Start Korean War

Armed Forces Exceed 2.9 Million: Truman  Reveals Strength Has Doubled Since  Cann UV warn thf...

U.S. Forces Double Since Korean War   Truman Makes First Public Disclosure

Truce Subcommittee Begins Secret Study of Korean ‘Buffer’   Regular Truce Teams Take Recess as Four Men Sit Down to Problem

4 Men Meet Tonight; U:N Hopes Stirred   Allies Will Put Out No Communique. During Discussions  .,.. To DTT

SUB-GROUP STUDY OF BUFFER ONE ISSUE IS SECREY   Main Truce Parley Will Re. main in Recess Until 4-Man Panel Completes Touchy Conference.   COMMUNIST CONSENT VIEWED A GOOD SIGN         No Communiques Will Be Is: sued After Korean Sessions and Writers Will Get No Briefing.

Enemy Leader Conciliatory, Radio Asserts   Gen. Nam ll’s Intimation Communists’ May Back Down On Buffer Zone Demands Is Regarded With Optimism By Allies

$50 Fishing Tax Thrown Out By Court  inal To-One ”  -~..8 Fr... Vf...   Two-To-One In Court On Verdict

Burgess, Police And Fire Chiefs May Face Trials   Indictments Recommended For Officials Of  Homestead

GROWERS WILL RECRUIT HELP FROM CITIES   Migrant Harvest Hands 30 Per Cent Below - 1950 Total

Sharp Drop From Last Year Shown   Berry Harvest !s Hit, Meeting On Problem Set :

Ada Youth Held As Hif-Run Driver   Ray Earl Clanton, 17, Arrected Fallewing Okleheme Cite Accident

Missing Doctor Found Dead in ' His Car in East @   Heart Specialist of Nahant Was Victim of $18,000 Robbery

Doctor Who Lost $18,000 To Girl Believed Suicide  Body Is Found By Three Hunters As Climax To Teen-Agers’ Spree

Find Doctor In Baby Sitter Thefts Dead   Nahant Physician Had Closed His Office; Lost $18.000 to Teen-Agers

ae Whe Lest 0.080 To Baby sie Found Dead   ‘Drove Into Woods, Remains Found 500 Feet  From His Car

Physician Is Found Dead  In His Car   Doctor Whose Home Was Looted By Three Girls Is Found Dead Today fr Lonely Woeded Area

HUNTERS FIND BODY IN WOOD NEAR HIS CAE   Medical Examiner Report: No Evidence Found of Foul Play.

VICTIM OF $20,000 ROBBERY 18 DEAD      [BODY OF DOCTOR, WHOSE MONEY BABY SITTERS STOLE, FOUND IN WOODS.

Doctor Who Lost $18,000 To Baby Sitters Found Dead in Wooded Lane

Doctor Who Was Robbed Found Dead   Three Teen-Agers Recently Took $18,00( And Had Wild Time

“POSSIBILITY OF POISONING"  Verdict on Dr. Covner’s Death Held Up Pending Autonsy by Medical Examiner   Heart Specialist, Whose Stolen Cash Financea Rel vetttar Snree. Eound Dead in Woods

“VISIBLY DISTURBED :  Physician Robbed By Babysitters Found Dead

Victim Of Baby Sitter Found Dead   Doctor's Money Financed A Wild Spree In The City

Victim Of Girl Thieves Found Dead  a .s LL. os “= as we ++ #09o*+ na   Mystery Probed In Death Of Doctor Robbed By Teen-agers'

Doctor, Victim Of Baby-Sitter, ls Found Dead  Mystery Deepens as   Mystery Deepens as Police Won't Reveal What Killed Physician

Doctor, Victim of $18,000 Robbery by 3 Teenage Girls, Found Dead in Wooded Are:

New Chapter To Baby-Sitter’s Case  Missing Doctor Found Dead ln Woods Near His Home

in Washington   Balance Sheet for the Week Between, Good and Bad News in Hot, Cold Wars

RUSSIAN DESIRE FOR CEASE-FIRE IN KOREA‘ APPEARS TO BESINCERE, NOT PROPAGANDA(

India's Commies Are Deadlocked On Big Question   Some Favor Peace With Nehru; Others Prefer Underground

2 More Guard Divisions Get  Eurone Orders   Infantry Units in Training Ready to Start for Germany in I‘all

Pennsylvanians Training at deg ny Will Move To Dixie For  Finishng Touches.

INCLUDES SALEM, CENTRALIA, AND MT. VERNON UNITS   WILL REPORT TO CALIFORNIA CAMP ABOUT FEBRUARY 15

Arm y Alerts 2? Divisions For Service   Illinois And Ohio National Guard Units To Be Call. ed Early Next Year

Call Guard Divisions to Active Duty   Army Issues Call for Onto 37th and Tllinois 44th for Early Next Year.

Ar my Alerts 2 More National  Guard Units   Ohio, TMlinois Divisions Enlering Active Service

GUARDSMEN FACE CALL IN FEBRUARY   Illinois Downstate Troops Will Report at Camp Cooke, Calif., About February 15, Army Says.   ONE OF NATION’S BEST—-STEVENSON   All But Two Illinois Counties Have Men in 44th Division. Ohio 37th Also Called.

Ohio, [linois Guard Outfits Are Called Up   Two Divisions Repor for Active Service Early in 1952

Atinots; Ohio—— Divisions GoTo ‘Oui-0f-State Camps ~~ Officers Of Co.   M. Receive Notice OF Alert This Morn

37th, 44th Units Face Active Duty  Army Alerts Ohio,  Itlinois Guardsmen

44th Division Will Report To California  About Feb. 15   Army Already Using ¢ Groups: Training Considered

Army Alerts Two More Guard Units  IIlinois and Ohio Divisions to Be   Hlinois and Ohio Divisions to Be Called in February

llindis and Ohio Guards Alerted  For Active Duty Early Next Year

LLINOIS. AND OHIO GUARD DNISIONS ALERTED FOR DUTY   Infantry Units Will Be Called For Service Early Next  wv.

GUARDSMEN. FACE CALL IN FEBRUARY            Illinois Downstate Tree  Febtusty 15; yeti Seve   ONE OF NATION'S. BEST—-STEVENSON   All But Two IIlinois Coun ties Have Men in 44th Division. Ohio 37th Also Called.

2 More Gyard Units To Get Call In 1952   Ohio, Illinois Divisions 7 To Go On Active ‘Duty

Minis and Ohio National Guard Units Alerted for Service Early Next Year

Two Guard Divisions  Alerted For Active Duty   Ohio. Whinois Units Get Call

37thNational Guard Called For ’52 Duty   Unit Altered For January Of Next Year At Camn Polk

Army Alerts Two State Guard Unit:   Illinois, Ohio Division: Will Begin Active Duty in 1952

Alert Two More Guard Divisions   Army Calls Up Ohio And IHHinois Units

Army Alerts Two Divisions   From Ohio And Illinois to Report Karly Next Year

Americans Are Quitting Hongkong   Sabre Rattling And Nearness Of Red Troops Cause

For Huge Slash In State Budget  Hagaman to Recommend $61,085,746 for Next 2 Years  CUT OF $24,000,000  Proposes $55,535,746 for Institutions and  Baanriee      SLOWLY TO THE U. S.

Exodus Begun By Americans  At Hong Kong   “Chinese"Red Threat” And Business Drops Seen Major Factors

Hong Kong U.S, Colony Shrinks  Americans Slowly Leaving For Home

Americans Are Leaving China   Sabre-Rattling Reducing Number In British Colony.

Two Hurricanes Are Spotted In Atlantic Areas   Packing Strong Winds, Weather Bureau Advises

Erie-Scranton ‘Route: ‘Advocated   pon eu Ou ee I ee eae” — Se  Northern Turnpike ~ Link Is Propoundec

Yankees Again Heavy Favorites  To Win Series  Top Pitchers In Line For Final

YANKEES TURN AGGRESSORS IN FIFTH CONTEST  Odds on Stengel’s Team to Take Series   Odds on Stengel’s Team to Take Series as Giants Appear te Be Falterinae.

Wife of Imprisoned US. General Finds Broadcasted Letter Hard To Believe

MAY BE ‘MISINTERPRETED’  Mrs: Dean Questions Portion  Of Letter From Her Husband

Prof ‘Sees’ Family Revolution   By Jack Geiger International News Service Staff Correspondent

Cherry Blair Discovers Life Of Airline Hostess Has Its Rough Bumps

New Price Plan May Be Offered   Profit Curb Eyed; Pay Freeze to Ease

May Be Ordered by DiSalle by End of This Week; Contus  ion and Criticism  Over Wage-Price Action Mounting.

Lost Plus System Would Substitute For Flat Controls   Order May Apply To Retailers Only Or Also To Producers; Pay Board Stymied On Formula

Profit Margin Limit Favored By Price Bos:   New Approach May Re place General Freeze Ordered Friday

"Rush "Margin of Profit’ Controls to Replace Price >'Freeze as Criticism Mounts and ‘Rollback’ Is Sought

New Controls Over Profits Due Saturday  Margin of Profit System Is Expected i) gon Dantlnraen iEvaawnat

Control System May Be Ordered Soturday 7 New ‘Profit Margin’ Price Curbs Planned

New System For Price Control Is Being Worked Out   Complaints Continue Over Freeze at High~Eevel Ever: --

New Profit Margin System to Control Prices Likely Soon   Federal Officials Struggling to Cope With Mounting Confusion Over Wage-Price Action Demands Multiply for Food Price Rollbacks

Plan Would Set Limits On Margins   System Requires Pegging Of Prices On Cost Plus Basis

NEW APPROA MAY REPLACE FREEZE PLAN   Demands Increasing For Swift Rollback Of Prices Of Food

MARGIN OF PROFIT SYSTEM OF PRICE CONTROLS MAY BE ORDERED BY END OF WEEK   Proposed System Would Clamp A Limit On Profit Margins From Manufacturer To Retailer,  Director DiSalle Tells Press

Senate Swiftly Confirms Lovett  Truman Appointee Hiahly Reaarded

Senate Committee Approves Lovett  Little Change Seen In Marshall's Policy As Aide Takes Over

Lovett Takes Over New Post  Expected to Follow Marshall's Policies

Confirmation of Lovett as Secretary of Defense Approved by Senate Committee

Senate Committee Quickly Approves Lovett for Marshall's Defense Job

Two Are Killed In Arson Plot For Insurance  Three Held By Police   Three Held By Police In Alleged Plot; Detective Is Killed

N. Y. Fire Insurance Plot Backfires; Two Die In Million Dollar Blaze

Arsonist Blast Fatal to Two; Million Damage.   Cans of Gasoline Exploded While Fire Being Set

Plan to Burn Clothing Firm Backfires   Two Die in Blast; Three Under Arrest

Two Die in Blast  During Arson Trap  New York Clothing Firm Plot Costly

$1,350 PAID FOR $20,000 Arson For Insurance Plot  Backfires, Kills 2 Men

Arsonist, Detective Killed in Explosion   $1 Million Blaze Started To Collect on Insurance

Three Men Charged With Arson As Fire Claims Two Lives In New York Building

Arson Plot Backfires As Two Die In Blaze-Gutted New York Building

Officer, Arsonist Die in Big Blast   3 Plotters Arrested, 2 Men Seriously Hurt

IwoMenDie in New York Arson Blast   Plan to Collect ' Insurance - Backfires With Explosion

Triple Arrest In Big Blast   Two Die in an Explosion and Fkire  In New York

Arson Plot Fatal to 2   New York Detective and ‘Torch’ Die in Millon Dollar Blaze

Arson Plot Causes $1 Million Fire, Kills Two Persons  P ae 886 , ae AA   Plan to Collect $20,000 Insurance Backfires Into Triple Arrests

Plotters Overdo Job; Explosion Wrecks N. Y. Shor   Arsonist, Detective Die as 55 Gallons of Gasoline Let Go

Insurance Plot Backfires — 3 Held For Setting Million Dollar Fire; Face Charges Of Arson, Homicide

Bungled Arson Pict Kills 2 In $1 Million Blas!   3-Hour Fire Follows Explosion in N. Y. City Business District

ARSON PLOT BACKFIRES; 2 MEN KILLED   $1,000,000 Blast in Fire Set to Collect $20,000  Insurance.

NEW YORK ARSON PLOT BACKFIRES      Two Dead, Three Nabbed In $1,000,000 Blaze

Two Die in $1,000,000 Blast and Fire Set by Arsonists; Nab Three

Two Die when Error Wrecks Arson Scheme   Two Others Seriously Injured and Million-Dollar Property Loss Caused by Explosion of 55 Gallons of Gasoline That was Supposed to Burn Only Small New York City Clothing Firm

Arson Plot Kills Torch and Cop  Gasoline Blows Up, Causes 3-Hour Fire

"2 Killed In Arson Plot: Jail Merchant, Hirelings Who Cause Explosion, Fire

Arson Plot Fouls, Two Die in Flames  Merchont Accused Of Seeking Insurance

OPS RUSHES T0 MAP OUT FAIR COTTON ORDEF   Ceilings Placed On Vegetable Oils; Sugar Controla Wined Out

HUNDREDS PAY SILENT TRIBUTE TO DOCTOR   Eight from Area Serve As Honorary Bearers at Funeral of Dr. Lehman   [EDIFICE IS FILLED

Stevedore Leaders Order Mass Picketine At Piers   Action Will Greet First Peace Tries  OF UL, Mediator

REBEL DOCKMEN MASS PICKETS   Order Entire Port Of N. Y Boycotted, War Shipments Delayed

Wildcat Strike Chiefs Call For Dock Picketing   Defy Peace Efforts As Strike Paralyzes Rie New York Docks

U.S..Sends In Mediator For Dock Walkout   Rebel Stevedores’ Chiefs Order Mass Picketing At Piers

Leaders Order Strikers Picket Every N. Y. Pier   Timed To Greet First Step By Federal Mediator To End Wildcat Walkout

Order Pickets Out in Mass At New York Piers   Government Sends Top Trouble-Shooter To Strike Scene

Cole Asks Inquiry Into Holohan Case   Wants to Know Why Story Was Bottled Up So Long.

COLOMA SOLON REMAINS MUM   Has No Intention Of Apologizing To Gr. Rapids On Vice Charges

Missourian On Survey Pleased  Grass ‘Roots Envoy Leaving Britain

Cuts Funds for Army Engineers _   House Committee Slashes Money for Flood Control!

Harbor Funds ‘Are Hacked   Planning, Survey Money Is Denied By House Group

British Company Faces Fight On Iran Oil Rights   Notionclization idea: Would Kill Giant Finn

PROSPECTS ECTS GOOD ~ FOR'HEAVY VOTI   Some Observers Predicting a 70 Per Cent Turmout Tuesday   6,610 ARE REGISTERED

Some Observers Predicting a 70 Per Cent Turnout Tuesday   (6,610 ARE REGISTERED

TWO RED JETS SHOT  DOWN IN AIR BATTLE   South Korean Troops Seize 3.500Foot Peak In Eastern Korea After Three Weeks

Two Red Jets Shot to Earth In New Battle   Hard Fighting Under Way in Korea as General Bradley Arrives for Close-Hand Inspection of Eastern Front.

Up Draft Call For November  Heavy Losses To Give Marines Priority

Draft Calls 55,900 More This Winter   Marine Quota Up; Enlargement Is Hinted

U. §. Launching New Pacific Security Pact  System Corresponds   System Corresponds In Many Ways To Atlantic Treaty

Four To Sign Treaty Aimed At Aggressors  Philippines, New Zealand. Australia -

New Security Svstem Near   U. S.-Philippines Treaty lo Bind Each Uf Either Ones Is Attacked

3-Pronged U. N. Attack Smashes Forward 2 Miles   Allies Assault Peaks Across Pukhan River in Surprise Bid

Red Reaction Not Given To Armistice Plan   General Ridgway’s °  Headquarters Says Atrocities True

Allied Drives Break Reds’  River Lines   Surprise Attack Gains Nearly 2 Miles; Chines Launch Attack In West

ALLIED DIVISION DRIVES REDS BACK ON 9-MILE FRONT   Troops Cross Puknan River in Surprise Attack and Storm Heights Rising  to 3,000 Feet.   11 HILLS WRESTED—— FROM DEFENDERS   Fighting Flares at Other Points—U, N. Planes Pound Enemy Vehicles and Troop Concentrations,

Allied Attack Surprises Reds   Three-Pronged Drive Into Hills On Central Front

Surprised Foe Driven Back 3000 Yards .   Four Miles of Reds’ Line Wiped Out by LIN. Division's Derive

Allied Attack Pushes Across Pukhan River  Troops Advance Nearly Two Miles

SAILORS DIE IN COLLISION ON MICHIGAN   Navy Boat Capsizes In View of  Hundreds

Allied Columns Reported 25 Miles From Parallel; May Use Chiang Troops

Shock Troops Replace Dead  In New Waves   Advance on Central Front While Allies Seek Enemy In West

Second Division Averts Trap As Reds Repulsed   East-Central Front Threat Eased; Enemy’: Huge Losses Slacken Renewed Offensive; Situation Still Critical On Seoul Front

Mud and Winds Slow Attack   Carrier Planes Join 5th Air Force in Action Today

U. N. Troops Smash Back 5 Vicious Red Counterattacks   First Marines Back In Battle Lines

First Report ~On Marine Unit Back In Fight   Allied Casualties. _. Amazingly Light,: Says A -Commander

Withdrawal Heroes Back In Korea Yar   Vicious Red Attack Smashea; Caramies Building Up Again

MUNT IS READ  Redoute 01 Kast Still In Evidence As Shah Of Iran Takes A New Wife

Wedemeyer Denies Acheson Claim On Far Eastern Policy  Warned Marshall His Mission to Unite Reds And Nationalists Futil

General Wedemeyer Gives Lie To Acheson Far East Veteran Denies He Backed Chinese Coalition

Mrs, Emma Tucker, Of Pioneer Family” Here, Passes Away   Widow of Dr. A. W. Tuck. er Dies at Home, 1115 Broadway

4-CITY AREA AWAITS FLOOD   24,000 Now Homeless Along Mississippi

rour-City Area Now Threatened By High Waters   Crest At, Clinten, la., Fraction Under Record

Mississippi Flood  Invades Davenport  Move 4400 Families, Keep Watch on Dikes

Belated Report Tells of First Losses of Superforts to Enemy In War; Many Planes Involved

2 U.S. B-29s  Are Downed   8 Red Jets Go Down in Largest Air Battle of Korean War

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   Escaped Prisoner on Roof Ledge Is Coaxed to Safety by Priest

Not Homicidal Jury Says in Student Death  Criticizes Dance Where U. of I. Soph Drank, Was Struck

State Dept. Asked To See His Speech Before It Is Delivered io ihe Congress

The Whole World Tensely Awaits Address Before Congress  WORKS ’ROLIND CI ORE   ‘Anticipate That 40 Million People Will See Him   Over Television

15 Persons Perish In Texas Violence  Eight Victims Of Fires Lead Death List} Traffic Mishanps Take Four

Game Commission Announces Dates   Season's Include 2-Day Antlerless Deer Period; Other Information Liste:

Russian Armed Force Estimated At 4 Million Men   Troops-For-Europe Hearings Open Today

4.5 MILLION ALLIES UNDER ARMS Communist Bloc Armed Strengtt Thought To Exceed Five Million

Says US Better Equipped for An Air Strike   Air Secretary Finletter Discusses Big. Fast Bombers in Operation

U.S. Bombing Power Grows   Finletter Says U. S. Better Able to Attack Russia Than Soviet to Strike Here

State Capital  Expenditures Bill Signed   Governor Okays Bill To Allocate $14,400,000 For State Buildings, Depreciation Fund

DRIVE TOTALS $1,446   March of Dimes Will End Tuesday Eagles Dance Will Assist

The Last Real Paradise of the Carefree Male Is Now Being Upset by Korea War

Want to Lose 401 Pounds  In a Year? ‘Fat Girl’ Gives You Formula. and It’s So Simple!

Want to Peel Off 401 Pounds ina Year? Dollie Dimples Did   It’s Simple, She Says; Diet and Stick to it

Circus Fal Lady Trims 401 Pounds   Amazing Feat Done With Combination of Determi nation, Geod Sense

“No One Has To Stay Fat’ 555 Pound Circus Fat Girl Drops To 154 In One Year

Pakistan Picks lis New Ruler   Former Governor-General Will Head Government

Replacement Named For Pakistan Leader   yGovernor-General Takes New Office

Church Finds lt Cant Raise Pastor Pensions   Move Would Endanger Whole System, Presbyterians Told

Prosecuting Record Defended By Caudle  Ex-Tax Attorney Save He Fearc   Ex-Tax Attorney Says He Fears For Life Because Of Activities

Caudle Defends Recore As Federal Prosecutor In Tax Fraud Actions

Got'3 Cars At Cost From Dealer Under Tax Probe   Caudle Says He Is Afraid - Now To Return To. Charlotte:

Caudle Tells of Threats During House Inquiry   Feared Retaliation From Racketeers in North Carolina

PARNASSUS BANK ~ PRESIDENT HELD   Admits Taking $600-000 Over 16-Year Period

New Hurricane Prowls Atlantic   Storm Near Cuba Reaaining Strength

British Firm Asks $10 Million Fron U.S. For Rights To Engine Patents

British Sue US for Patent  Infringements   Want $10 Million for American Use of Jet Plane Engine Patents

TALK OVER POLICY   Douglas County Draf Board in Deferment Discussions

Charge Too Much ‘High Surgeons’ Charges.  Ascailed At Convention

Trial of Accused AP Correspondent Will Open in Prague Prison Monday

U.S. Eighth To Stick Till ROK Army ls Strong  Yor n Fle et Reveals

‘You Give, We Take’ Tactics  Reds Tighten Up Truce Terms, Call For Allied Concessions

Communists Stiffen Their Truce Bargaining Tactics; Ask More Allied Concessions

Red Truce Negotiators Seek Concessions On, Supervising Armistice

Bargaining Tacties Stiffened  By Commies  Reject Immediate   Reject Immediate Inspection  Of POW Camps By Red Cross

Communists Seek More Concessions  On Truce Checks   _ Inspection of POW Camps by Red Cross Rejected; Negotiators Fear for Return — Of All Prisoners Now in Hands of Reds

RED TRUCE TEAM CALLS FOR MORE U.N. CONCESSIONS   Proposal for Immediate Inspection of Prison Camps Is Rejected by Communist Delegates.   PRISONER PROBLEM REMAINS UNSETTLED   Allies Unwilling to Agree to Blanket Exchange Until Full Data on Captives Is Furnished.

Truee Terms Again Meet Red Rebuffs   Prison Camp Lnspection Proposal Rejected By Conmmounjete

Label Allied Concessions  Insufficient  U.N. Insists On Ful Eychanoe Of POW:

Reds Demand More Concessions From 'U. N. Negotiators   Communists Reject Proposal To Allow International Eed Cross Inspection Of Camnn Meeonied By War Prisoners

Church. Laymen. Demand Island Shutdown ‘1000 Names Claimed’On Petition For Galvectam Purtive

Price and Wage Heads Struggle To Tailor Reins   Attempt to Fashion Controls Which Are  Fitted to Conditions

OFFICIALS MOVE TO CLARIFY ALL CONTROL ANGLES   “Very Tough” Rent Rules Urged By Woods To Match Freeze   ORDERS ARE EXPECTED TODAY AND TUESDAY

Confusion Marks Nation's Economic Control Picture   New Orders Will Be Issued In Effort To Bring Clarity; Tough Rent Curbs Demanded

Mammoth Hunt For Bodies Set  Oklahoma To Search Sunday for Mossers

U.S. Workers AreDefended   Truman Says 95 Pet. Are Honest; Others Must Take Consequences

TRUMAN DEFENDS. FEDERAL WORKERS   President Delays Action To Open Tax Fraud Files

New York Gang  Singer Missing Murder, Inc., Driver Hunted By Police

Relatives Fear for Safety of Witness Who ‘Sang’ on Gangland Pals

LATIN AMERICAN NATIONS BALK ON UN PROPOSAL   Opposition Over Placing Troops At UN Disposal

Allies Beat Off Red Attacks Probing Along Korean Front:  U.S. Airmen Keep Pounding Foe

Allied Troops Push 8 Attacks From Reds Back   Fight For Third Day To Drive Enemy Off Ground Near Coast

U.N. Beats Back 8 Probing Attacks Launched By Reds In Eastern Korea

Allies Beat Back Eight Red Probing Attacks  One Powerful Blow   One Powerful Blow Aimed At U.N. Forces In Korea

Allies Beat Back 8 Red-Attacks OnKorean front  Fight to Push Enemy PWPL Ute De mew ee   Fight to Push Enemy Off High Ground Maaew Pose Caner

Enemy Units Probe Along Korea Front   Allied Forces Fight to Drive Commies From  ‘High’ Ground

Allied Troops Beat Back Red Probe Attacks   Stiffest Drive Is Made By Communists South Of Kumsong

Socteripet cel aint e & ee ETE eee el eee  FIERCE FIGHTING BREAKS ACROSS KANSONG — FRONT. AIRMEN DUMP BOMBS IN STEADY RUN

Probing Attacks Repulsed By UN   Allies Describe Forays As Light

Allied Troops Beat Back 8 Red Attacks   Meanwhile UN Negotiators Will Return to Kaesong Tomorrow for Answer

Allied Troops Beat Back 8 Red Assaults  Fierce Three-Doy Battie Rages

Tempo Of Fighting Flares At High Pitch As Red Probing Attacks Hit Allied Lines; Superforts Active

Allies Beat Off 8 Probe Attacks  On © Fight Fiercest Renorted } eeks

' Two Diamond Smugglers Arrested With Over Million Dellars Worth

Diawond Tear     porters   Agents Smash $1.5 Million Smugeling Ring

Legislation {s Planned For Deportations   Measure Would Allov Deportation Of Big Underworld Leaders

Propose Bill To Deport Costello  O'Dwyer Says Crime Report Exaggesates

Reds Refuse To Budge  On Inspection Demand   UN Proposal for Armistice Supervision Given Flat Reiection by Communists

Foe Delegates Charge Allies Seek Build-up   Gen. Nam II Holds Inspection Proposal Perils Communists

Years: Ago -Blemed:fo1  eevee Explosion 17. Death of Heitman. 42

Tractor Explosion 17 >.  Years:Ago: -Blamed:for Death of Heitman, 42

Copper Control Being Planned   Some Hope Shown For Agreement In Copper Strike

Severe Controls On Copper Loom After Walkout .  Truman Resorts To T-H Act; Workers May Return Friday

Murray Will Do His Own Speaking   Governor Makes It Plain He’s The Only One Who Speaks for Governor

SOLONS MORE Lal   Russell Erases Chance Of Congressional Investigation

Sen. Russell Erases Any Possibility’. of Congress Probe Into W. P. Dismissal   . "No Sentiment for an Inquiry by "od ; .-Members of Senate Armed Services Group.

2 Drownings Blamed on Firecracker  Boat Upsets as : Occupants Try to Berane Evnlacian

Bridge Falls Killing Three   Three Men Cling To Ice and Are Saved

Cold Causes Bridge Collapse   Three Dead, Three Saved From Icy River

Six Nations: Favor Pools   : Europeans To Share Coal, Steel Supply_

SIX EUROPEA NATIONS INITIAL SCHUMAN PLAN   Agreement Rehiched For Pooling Most of Coal and Steel

W. Europeans Agree to Pool Coal and Steel   Called Most Ambitious EKeonomice Proposal of Century

Six Western Nations Sign Steel Pact   Schuman Plan Initialed; Would Consolidate Resources

Six Nations Sign Schuman Plan   Economic Agreement Pools European Coal And Steel Resources

—EUROPE— Six Nations Plan Pool Ot Coal, Steel  ‘Agreement Ends Long Negotiation

Nations Sign Schuman Plan   Calls for Pooling of Eurone’s Coal. Steel

Nations Sign  Pooling Plan   Schuman’s Steel Project Past Hurdle, Has 6 More to Go

2 Jailbreakers Are Recaptured   Another is Killed; Beer Drinking Leads To Capture of Two

Lvacualion Of Flood Zone ls Advised  Kansas City Areas   Kansas City Areas  Just Cleaning Up ‘July Devastation

Flood Threat Hits Parts of Kansas City   Evacuation Advised For Three Districts

Floods Surge Again Along Kansas River   Many Gaps in Dikes Remain from July Floods; Topeka, Kansas City Worried

Floodwaters Again Pose Big Threat To Kansas City   Evacuating Again in Som Arears.—Kansas River In a Steady Rise.

KANSAS CITY AREAS AGAIN EVACUATED   Flood-Ravaged Land Faces New Threat As River Creens Up

Crime Group Head Flays Smith Action  Blasts Alleged Police Board Intervention

SMITHS POLICE  ACTION ASSAILED   CHARGE MADE GOVERNOR ORDERED PROMOTION TO WIN ST. LOUIS SUPPORT.

GROSCH BILLED ON 5 CHARGES   Accused Of  Perjurin« Himself Before Orleans Grand Jury

Award Wright Italy’s Star Of Solidarity   Decoration Presented in Florence Before His  Exhibit Opens There

William A. Brown and Ben R. Ulberg Named Trustees of School District No. : 1 In One of Heaviest Votes in Recent Years   Budke and Grandy Are Elected In East Helena

William A. Brown and Ben R. Ulberg Named Trustees of Schoo! District No. - 1 In One of Heaviest Votes in Recent Years

Ex-Banker Placed On  ‘Probation   Reichelderfer Wins Mercy From Court

STATE POLICE TO SHARE HIKE   Troopers Set For Second  Pay Boost Within Two Months

Diesels Meet Head-On Near  Alabama Town  60 Are Injured; Coach Telescoped

~—NUIS 18; 40 OTHERS HURT   Crack Streamliners Crash On Overpass In South

Railroad Official Says Twenty May Be Dead   Diesel Engines Collide On Overpass 30 Miles Southwest Of Birmingham

) Streamliners "Smash Head-On 4) Are Iniured   Southern Railway L&N Passenger Trains Collide

TEN ARE KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH   Toll May Be Higher In Wreck Of Southern  Mainliners

Truman Avers Combine Aims To Nip Control   President Asserts ‘Terrible Capehart’ Plan Part of Scheme

Truman Hits ‘Gang-Ups’ On Controls   President Says ‘Interests’ Are Inflation Peril

TRUMAN TO ASK NEW TAX BOOST   DEMAND FOR ADDITIONAL BILLIONS WILL BE MADE ON CONGRESS.

Higher Taxes ToBe Asked By President  Director of Budget   Director of Budget Presents Figures; Big Deficit Is Due

Billions In New Taxes On Dockel   Truman Definitely To Ask More Taxes

Higher Taxes To Be Asked By President   Director of Budget Presents Figures; Big Deficit Is Due

Truman fo Ask Billions More  Confers in Florida With Budget Director

GOP Steamrollers Passage Of Record Appropriation, Sales Tax Bills

Employment At New High In This Area   3,962 In 21 Plants With More Increases Due Next 2 Months

Watered. Down FEPC Bill © May Lose Qut.      Legislator Fears . Late Changes Would Be Detrimental

"Boyle Claims He Has Done Nothing Wrong   Adds That He Did Not Use Influence to Get RFC Loan for Printing Firm

Bill Boyle Disputes  Charges   Admits Taking Cases While Acting Head Of Party: Denies li Was Improper Act

Boyle Defends Taking of Fees   Nothing Improper Says Democratic Chairman

He Then Was Acting Chairman   Heatedly Disputes Suggestions His Actions Improper

Boyle Heatedly Denies Favors   Sees No Improprieties in Accepting Eight Agency Law Cases

Boyle Admits He Took Cases  As Chairman   (Denies Action Improper Or That He Used Any ‘Political Pewer’

Boyle Tells Ot Sale of  Law Cases   National Chairman Denies Using Political Post For Personal Profit

TT TT TS ce ST  Admits Taking 8 Cases Which Involved Government Agencies While ‘Acting’ Demo Chieftain

Boyle Tells Of Taking Govt. Cases   Says He Accepted Eight And Received Fees Of $158,500.

Boyle Denies Doing Anything Improper   Denies Ever Asking A Favor From Any Government Agency

BOYLE TOOK 8 CASES INVOLVING GOV'T AGENCIES   Got $158,500 Fees for Them While Acting Head of Democratic Party.

National Chairman of . Demos Accepted Eight Law Cases with Fees Totaling $158,500

Boyle Took Fees While Party Head   Democratic Chairman Disputes Claims By GOP Senators He Acted Improperly   Says He Never Asked Favors From Any. Federal Agency. Including Loans From: REC

Estimates Fees At $158.500: Siskind Deal  Is ‘Unusual’   Denies Using Political In fluence to Get Lithofold Loans

HANDLED EIGHT. CASES AFTER HE TOOK DEMO JOB   All Were Before He Formaily Held Post As Party Chairman

Fees for Boyle from U. $. Cases Put at $158,000   Perjury-Libel Issue Raised as Democrat Chairman Testifies

Boyle Denies Any Wrong In Selling Clients   Demo Senator Says Transaction Is Questionable

Boyle Denies Influence Use For Lithofold   Acknowledges Making Blauner Appointment

Boyle Took Fees, He Tells Senators  Acted as Lawyer; Denies RFC Case

While Serving as Acting Head Of Committee   Demo Chief Denies ir RFC Probe He Acted Improperly

Boyle Admits He Accepted Law Cases Involving Federal Agencies While He Was Party Chief

B ovle Denies Improper Kee   But Admits Accepting 8 Agency Cases While Acting Chairman

Boyle Defends ‘Agency’ Cases  Never Asked Favors, - Demo Chairman Says

Accepted Eight Cases Involving Federal Agencies   Testifies He Has Never Used His Political Power For Personal Profit

Boyle Admission Of Federal. Cases   Lawyer Says He Took Eight Government Jobs While - Demo Head   CLAIMS ACTION OKA   Points to Status as Practicing Attorney as a Justification

Boyle Defends His Policies as Practicing Lawyer   Admits Handling Cases Involving Agencies While “Acting” Party Chairman.

Boyle Took Law Cases While Party Head   Disputes Suggestion It Was improper

THE Forrestal Diaries      Truman Re-elected, Forresia! Decides to ‘Stay On’; President Refuses to Expand Mililarvy Budeet   ot THIS TIARIFE:

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:   Truman Re-elected, Refuses To Expand Military Budaet

Tragedy Ruins Festive Mood   Somber Thanksgiving For Orphaned Brood

Pi cae Sa EM Ss it tie  It's Not a Happy Thanksgiving For Big Gathering in Michigan

Tragedy At Head Of Table In Home Of 11 Orphans, But They’re Still All Together

PASSES -IN REVIEW   Thirty-Fifth : Division Pa rades Its Might Before  Governor Am

Penny Postcard Joins Nickel Beer; Other Postal Rate Boosts Debated

Study Postal Rate Measure   House, Senate Groups To Confer Qn Differences

Grady Seeks lo Leave Post   Henderson May Be His Successor In tran

INJURED WHEN CARS COLLIDE   B. H. Woman Thrown. To “Pavement After Crash  At Intersection Here

Highway Incident Brings Warrants   Congressman Cooly And Police Chief Accuse Each Other

Eisenhower Holds Hope Communist  Threat Will Fade  Says Federal Union Of West Europe Best  Program For Peace

2 Sides Still Deadlocked On  Buffer Zone    Red Radio Charges Allies With Fighting. Inside Neutral Area

New Signs Of Deadlock Apparent At Kaesong   Admiral Joy Visits Ridgway; : Reds Protest ‘Zone Violation’

FOR CITY OFFICES   5 Commissioners, 3 School Board Members to Be Elected   DEADLINE IS MARCH 9

ae FILINGS — FOR CITY OFFICES   5 Commissioners, 3 School Board Members to Be > Elected   DEADLINE IS MARCH 9

Italian Leader Asks U.S. Aid To Resist Reds   DeGasperi Speaks To Congress, Gets Stirring Reception

Prime Minister Of Italy Guest At Blair House  DeGasperi To Talk Before Joint Meet Of House, Senate

DeGasperi Speaks To  Congress   , Premier Is Helped , By NATO Approval

De Gaspert  Asks Congress  To Back Aid  Italian Leader Says Plan Will Preserve Peace

Alcatraz To Be Future Home of Killer Bill Cook   How—-Or When—He Will Be Moved to “the Rock” Is Not Disclosed.

Slayer Facing Life Sentence   Terhune Convicted By Somerset Jury

Nearly Quarter Million Casualties Suffered By United Nations Troops

UN Casualties Are 228 941   U.S. Losses 57,120; So. Korean 168,652

UN Losses In War Set At 228.941   World Body Gives Full Tabulation

Showdown On Income Tax Sef In State Senate  Controversial Measure May Reach Final Vote by Tomorrow

Re ublican Dominated Senate JRa lies for an All-Out Effort ITo Pass Flat Income Tax Bill

THE Torrestal Deyarios   U.S. Acts Swiftly to Counter Red Blockade of Berlin; Truman’s Firm Stand in Cricic I< Prajcad

FORRESTAL DIARIES, XVII ;, ° r 3 : ~ Russ Twist Intent  Ot U.S. Proposal

Weather At Yuma   THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  U.S. Acts Swiftly to Counter Red Blockade of Berlin   MEETING AT THE WHITE. HOUSE

No Stackening of Fighting In Korea   Bitter Battles on First Anniversary  otf Conflict

Allies Bag 13th P “tnd In Doghight   Van Fleet Orders Men To Carry On Despite Rumors

Bitter Cold Grips Storm-Hit Areas   Some Roads Turned Into Death Traps; Accidents Kill 41

FREEZE GRIPS VAST SECTION   Bitter Cold Tightens Hold On Nation In Freak Winter Preview

Tey Grip Of Early Winter Tightened   Bone-Chilling Cold Over Wide Section; 12 Above In Chicago This Morning

41 Traffic Deaths Due To Snow, Icy Highways   Winter Seven Weeks Ahead Of Schedule And Spreads From Rockies To The Atlantic Coast.

Ike Gets Clear . Picture Of NATO   Learns Important Facts In. Capital

lke Going Back Today With New Data On Defense   Round Of Conferences Briefs Him On Latest Plans For Europe

MacArthur Jeeps Near to  Red Main Line   Declares The Strategy in Korea Is Unchanged

Increase Of 33.8 Percent In Year Is Far Above Average For Nation And For State.

Death Toll to 39 In Tanker Crash  Two Qil Vessels Set —  in Pre- wn f 200 MILES OFF COAST Records Point ie Worst  Marine Disaster i in U.S.  ince   IN MEMORIAL SERVICE

Fnaland Faced By Coal Crisis  Po oe eS oe Clae,   Shortage May Clos Down Industries

Worsening Coal Shortage Threatens Industrial Breakdown In Britain Now

Wind Up Inquiry With Gabrielson   RFC Investigators Turn At tention Back to Demo  Bill Boyle, Jr.   NEW WITNESS CALLED   Former Demo Chairman’: Employe Going Before Committee

RENEW PROBE © ~ OF BOYLE AFTER . GABRIELSON   Call Boyle Lieutenant to Stand, Gunderson Defends ‘Gabrielson.

ASK WHY GRATZ PAID BY BOYLE   Senators Get Back To Hearing on Demo Chairman’s Affairs

Probers Told GOP Leader. Aid Refused   Es-REC Director Says Gabrielson’s ’ Offer Not Accepted

OF GABRIELSON   IGunderson Testifies He Refused Assistance  While On RFC

Wind Up Inquiry With Gabrielson  RFC Investigators Turn Attention Back to Demo   Bill. Boyle, Jr. NEW WITNESS CALLED Former Demo Chairman’s  Employe Going Before Committee   INEW WITNESS CALLED

Onetime Boyle Lieutenant To Testify   RFC Probers End Inquiry Into G. O. F Chief's Activities

Senate Probers Complete Their Hearings for Gabrieison, Turn to William Boyle Aqain

Office Rejected Gunderson Tells RFC Committee   ‘Took Post After Leaving Government’

SENATORS END 'GABRIELSON PROBE   Reopen Inquiry Into Affairs Of Boyle

Ex-RFC Official Denies Helping Guy Gabrielson   Inquiry Continues  Into RFC Influence And GOP Chairman

SENATE PROBERS END TESTIMONY IN GABRIELSON CASE   ‘Committee Reopéns Inquiry ‘Into Affairs Of Democratic Chir

‘Rejected Help’ of Gabrielson   Gunderson Testifies on Bid for Presidency

Gabrielson Probe Ended.  Boyle Resumed   Gunderson Rejected Aid Of GOP Chief in Seeking Stock Job

Big Military Games Start In Europe   150,000 Troops Of — Seven Nations Plus Germans Take Part

British, U: S. Tanks Stage War Games   Mock Battle Is Staged In West Germany

Massachusetts Police Question Man Tn Slaving of Trooper Shot Six Times

Disease Detected Earlier  New Discovery May Wipe Ou Cancer as Killer of Women

— PeieCeE. ci ail. alumna pecans CANTON MAN GIVEN LIFE IMPRISONMENT

TIDELANDS BILL ASSURED PROMPI TEST IN SENATE   Zipped Through House By Vote Of 265-109

3 Autos, Truck Damaged Here   No One Hurt in Early Morning Mishap On Main St. Here

3 Autos, Truck Damaged Here   No One Hurt in Early   No One Hurt in Early Morning Mishap On Main St. Here

Boy Quizzes Sheriff About Watermelon Theft   ‘me Yrrmitad Yrenes

Shortages Of Beef Fail To Materialize   Rollback Brings More Good Meat To Market Despite Warnings Of Cattlemen and Packer:

Snow in Dixie and 17 Below in Colorado.   Mercury at Chicago Drops to 11, Coldest Nov. 2 in 78 Years

British Mission Leaves for Talks On Tran Oil Dispute  _ Official Confident Settlement Can Be Reached Quickly

BillWouldCreate An Air Academy   Vinson to Introduce Legislation Letting Secretary Choose Site

Air Academy Is Provided in Bill   20 Million Fund Set Up for New School: Site Undecided

Air Academy Sought at Cost of $20 Million   Vinson Introduces Bill, Asks Temporary Location at First

Vinson Bill Asks Big Air Academy   Cost of Project Set at $20 Million

 Hungary Lands Troops ‘On Yugoslav Island, ‘Belarade Radio Says .

Warrants Out For Missing 17 in Crime Quiz  Senate Investigators      Senate Investigators To Swing West After Hearing Flerida Man

Senate OKs Warrants for  Quiz Dodgers   17 Underworld Figures Who Avoided Crime Probe Sought in Writs

Warrants Are Out for Head Men in Crime   Senators Demand That 17 Underworld Witnesses Be Cited and Made to Appear for Questioning

17 WARRANTS FOR WITNESSES   Senate Seeking Arrest Of That Many For Failure To Appear

Reds Insist Iran Oust U. $. Mission  U. S.-Owned Oil Firm , Sn. ee £ hbew.L  poe

Iranians Are  Asking for US Military Ban   Communist Party Active As GovernmentAttempt: Oil Nationalization

 Editors Assail Officials  Public News Suppression Brings ‘Dictator’ Warning

FOREIGN SECRETARY REPORTS  Britain Ready to Seek Cease Fire in Korea

Ridgway Asks Demilitarized Kaesong Area   Communists Accused Of Intolerable Bans On Armistice Talks

Alums Propose Pian To Keep  Junior College  Schedule Mass Meeting   Schedule Mass Meeting Thursday, March 29, To Outline Program

Leopcld Wants To Resign As Belgian Ruler  Notifies Government  ae   Notifies Government He Will Abdicate On July 16 From Throne

Leopold Gives Word He Plans To Doff Crown   Belgian King Says _ He Would Abdicate, Son To Succeed Him

TO ABDICATE JULY 16    King Leopold III Sends Notice to Belgian Government

King Leopold To Quit July 16   Baudouin to Succeed Belaian Monarch

King Leopold III To Quit July 16  SF .-hmr,.mrmrmCUMDLDlmUemtC<C TS™TLC“( ,;,;,   Belgium To Greet New King Next Day

King Of Belgium Will Quit Throne  Leopold Abdicating In + Favor Of 20-Year-Old Bochelor

: Gooapye 10 romp—  King Leopold, Stripped Of Power, To Abdicate July 16: Son To T ake Over

Leopold To Leave Throne On July 16   Notifies Belgian Government That He Wants To Quit

‘Northwestern College ‘Gospel Teanr Begins 737-52 Series of Meeting:

Two Arrested in Burglary Attempt  Policemen Nob Pair Emerging from Drive-in

Allies Wade Through Snow To Hit Enemy   Hit-and-Run Drives Are Made By UN Forces Deep Into Communist-Held Korea

2 Violent Deaths Reported  In State   16 Killed In Traffic Accidents, Fire Fatal To Four

Congress Group Raps State Gl TrainingProgran  Situation ‘Alarming’, Says Probers After Three-Day Hearing

G! School Probe Proves Alarming   State’s Training Progran Provides Dreary Picture To Congressional Grou

Record Against Acheson, Jessup Stassen Claims   Testifies Before Senate Foreign Relations Subgroup

Jamaican Police Capture 23 of 76 Convicts Who Escaped During Hurricane

Let’s Get Married   Dwight) Moorehead of fe Mars and Patricia Uh} of Sioua City.   Funeral Services  For Mrs. Schnepf

Cold Front Brings Relief from Heat, and Thoughts of Long - Handles   ALICE GETS WET

LATEST NEWS BULLETINS   Entire Seaboard Searched for Missino Doctor

Another Twist In Theft Case Of Baby-Sitter   Doctor Who Reported Theft of $20,000 Now Being Hunted

Promises Speedy  Approval of NSTC   Sen. Russell Says Senate Will Act Soon on Truman Nominations for UMT Setup

American Legion Commander Charges U.S. Foreign Policy In Complete Bankruptey

Brehm’s Lawyer FilesMotion — Challenging Law  Con ta tionality Of Corrupt Practices Ac ban ph stioned

Gypped By Allied Buyers sees Hl Army Purchasing Seandal Is Bared

Bradley Sports Setup Denounced  Judge Blames Prexy, Frees Accused Cagers

SEWAGE SYSTEM, WATER FOR FALLS DISCUSSED   The Possibility of Including Fallsington in Fairless ills Works   A JOINT MEETING

Israeli Police m Bomb Plot Peaniehiex Atrempt To  aeekh FPoritcamear

Bargains Galore   aargoins Galore  Macy's And Gimbel's Continue Price. Wa:

Actor Admits He Was Red 10 Years Ago   Larry Parks Says ‘Only Loyalty’ Now Is To United States

House Okays Resolution On  U.S. Poliey   “All Out or Get Out” Policy in Korea Urged in Resolution Which Is Sent to State Senate.

‘all Out or Get Out’ Korea Resolution ‘PutThrough Indiana House by 6. 0. P.

TEXAS HEAT WAVE. BROKEN BY RAINS   Citizens In Cities Shiver as Cold Front Arrives—10-Inch Downpour in One Town.

900 Airline Pilots Strike  ch ima of _Two Yeo  senute Ower Waaneec

500 Air Line Pilots Strike   Union and United Air  Lines in Dispute Over Pay, Working Condition:

Pilots’ Strike Cancels Flights OfUnitedLines   Railway Labor Act Violated, Mediation Board Chairman Says

Pay Cn Mileage Basis Demanded rrom Air Lines   Nine Hundred Pilots And Co-Pilots Affected

Passengers Stranded In Many Cities   Walkout Follows Demands For Pay On Mileage Basis

Pilots Strike After Lengthy Talks On Pact  500 UAL Men Stage Walkent In Demand

Gen. McArthur Makes Denial  Denies He Favored Chinese Coalition Government In 1945

M Arthur Flays Gen. Marshall's Mission To China  Denies He Favored   Denies He Favored Coalition Of Reds, Nationals In 1945

M Arthur Calls  Testimony Lie   General Denounces Marshall’s Mission

Stroke ‘Fatal To Aged Dean Of Cardinals   Death.:.Comes.. Sud Francesco: ‘Carding etti-Selvaggiani. at’ Vatican

Dean of Sacred College of Cardinals And Lifelong Friend of Pope Pius Dead   Cardinal Marchetti-Selvaggiani, 79. Was Vicar-General! of Rome

Fund Showdown In Legislature ls Almost Here   Budget Pattern To Come Into Focus  Within Two Weeks

STATE FINANCES FRET ASSEMBLY   Showdown Is Near On Problem Of Money Available To Meet Demands For Next Two Years.

BAR REJECTED BY CONGRESS      Tie to Draft Bill Loses in House By 21 to 14

House Group Votes Against Handling Troops Shipments   Rejects Motion to Bar Sending Gls to Europe Without Solons’ Okay

Korean Front Fairly Quiet   Allied Infantrymen Re- capture Fill Lost To  Attacking Reds.

UN Infantrymen Recapture a Hill   Area Had Been Lost to Attacking Chinese

Communist Negotiators Request One Day Recess Of Conference; Yankee Troops Regain Lost Hill

Allies Recapture Hill From Reds   ‘Fight Only Action On Western Front

Allies Recapture Hill From Chinese   UN Infantrymen Hack Out Gains of 800 Yards In Campaign Northward

Allies Recapture Key Hill Position   Superforts Blast Enemy’s Front Line

UN Infantrymen Recapture Hilt At Dawn Today   Retake Site Within Few Hours After It Had Fallen To Reds

UN Regains Hill Lost To Chinese  Allies Capture 800 Yards Near Punch Bowl

New York Stocks   Design of Modern Weapons to Force Discarding of Many Defense Plants

Weapons Changes Force Discard Of Old Plants. Makes New Housing Vital

See Defense Plant Shift   Many Factories Made Obsolete by Development of Armaments

Many Big Plants Are “Inadequate’   Senate Group Blames ‘Radical Changes In’ © Designs of Weapons

“War Towns,’ Plants Must Be Discarded   Larger Weapons Require Relocations Senate Informed

Discard Or Alteration Of War Plants — Compulsory Due To New Weapons; Tremendous Defense Plans Outlined

Many World War il Plants Are Obsolete   They Can't Be Used for Newly Designed Weapons -Senate Committea Learns

Head Caught Under Water  Five Minutes   Lawton Doctor Breathes Life Into Victim

New Controls Pouring Ou   Natural Gas. Sulphur. Zine Lnder Strict Allocation

New Controls To Pat The Damper On Home Building   Ban Goes On Some 30 Building Materials; More Coming.

SHARON MAN WITH $6,800 ABDUCTED   Bandits Leave Gagged Manager At Sand Bank

lranian Cabinet Minister Ends Sit-Down Strike   Personal Dispute May Signal Start f Regime Crisis

lran Political Scuffle Feared For Its Effect  Cabinet Minister Nurses Black Eye; Ann  Lawes Dunawmicaada

68-24 Decision Could Top Veto   Amendments Fail, Bill to Senate for Compramice

House Votes 2-Cent Gas  Tax Increase   Bills Headed For Conference

“Anecars Avi oj Chinese Red Ofer ~ As South Korean Front Becomes Ominously Quiet      Truman To Reveal Huge Budget Today

COMMUNISTS HOLD TWO BIG ADVANTAGES  Americans Await Major Chinese Red Offensive As South Korean Front Becomes Ominously Quiet   Truman To Reveal Huge Budaet Today

John Scott Harrison, IV, Civic, Political and Fraternal Leader Here for Many Y ears, Dies

Pay Boosts Over 10 Pet, Likely   Johxson Considering New FKarmula

Stabilizer Chief Considers Wage Increase Policy   Plan Is Designed To Soften Formula For Union Leaders

Softening Of Wage Freeze Policy To Permit Larger Boosts Being Considerec   22nd Amendment May Be Made Into Law This Week

ESA Policy fo Soften Wage Price Control   Johnston Considering New Policy Permitting Pay Jumps Above 10 Per Cent in Instances

Policy Change Considered to Satisfy Labor  2 Million Would Benefit if New

Pay Hikes Eyed tl in Contract’   10% Wage Formula Exception Weighed

Johnston Considers Pay Plan Allowing Big Hikes to Some   Unions in. Electrical Industry Threaten Walkout

Spring Thaw May Siesfiain  Wage Freeze   Signs That Administration May Permit Pay Raises Above 10 Per Cent

Wallace Says Red Program Cracking   Former Vice President Tells Audience Commun’'‘sm Can’t Collapse Without Shove

rive Persons Die in Stafe Crashes   Three Persons From Ten nessee Among Accident Victims

Wounded Korean Veterar From Hampstead Killed In Wreck   THREE TENNESSEE MEN DIE NEAR ELKTON

 Appeals Court Upsets Murder Verdict; /Confession Obtained by Psychiatrist

Brig. Gen. Hugh M. Milton Visits Local Units on National Tour   RECALLED TO SERVICE

It Became Darker on The Porch  Why, He Asked, Are Grandmother: Old and Crinkly?

Will Atken, Prominent Statehouse Figure for 40 Years and Secretary to Nine Governors, Dies

Hal Boyle Roaming the Gold Country of Dakotas Meets Grandfather of All Liars

Seven Killed, 22 Injured As Bus Hurtles 50 Feet From ‘Frisco Bay Bridge

Bus Plows Over Bridge Killing 7   22 Others Hurt In §0-Foot Plunge Yo Top of Building

‘And 22 Hurt in Bus Wreck   Bus Plows Through  Guard Railing of 1. eC. yf, i «+  =pmeg

Revision of Unemployment Law Shows State Legislative Commitee at Its Bes:

2 Senators Now Labors’ Friends  Bonine, Hutchinson Back Law Changes

ADAMS COUNTY BANK PRESIDENT SUCCUMBS   S. Gilbert Bucher, 83, Neat Mummasburg, Fatally Stricken While At Work On Farm

HYDROGEN BOMB EXPLOSION HINTED IN ANNOUNCEMENT   Guarded Words Indicate World’s Most Powerful Weapon Is Near At Hand

H-Bomb Tests. Please   Announcement by U.S. Guarded But Hints Tha First Experiments At Eniwetok Successful

Secret Tests ‘Successful,’ Says Report   Guarded Language Indicates Explosion of 'Baby' Weapon  ey ee rae

Hydrogen Bomb Is Reality; U. S. Test Is Successful   Super-Secret Weapon Is Tried Out at Atom Grounds of Eniwetok.

U. S. Hints Hydrogen Bomb Test  Indicate Blast ‘in Pacific Was of

Experiments “‘Successful’’, Announcement Eniwetok Tests Included First H-Blast, US Hints

H-Bomb Test ‘Successtul.’ U.S. Reveals   Eniwetok Experiments May Have Been on_  “Baby Bomb”

U.S. Hints of First Hydrogen Bomb   Guarded Announcement Says Eniwetok Tests “Were Successful’

Blasts Show Super Atomic Weapon Work:   Explosion Takes Place on Atoll; Details ‘Hushed’

First Hydrogen Bomb Tests Successfully Carried Out AKC Hints in New Reports —

New Tests Of Weapon In Pacific   Guarded Statement Suggested Work on Super Explosive

Testing of Hydrogen bomb Hinted in Guarded Report On Experiments in Pacific

Reports on Work Done  At Eniwetok   “Project Successful and Thermonuclear Data Tests Included.”

Baby H-Bomb Triggered By Atomic Blast.   Announcement In Guarded Terms _. Of Achievement:

U.S. Hints Super Weapon Is On Its Way to Perfection   AEC and Defense Department Issue Guarded Statement Denotina Progress

Wilson To Repor! Defense Efforts  ODM Chief Fights Riacéte éenm § ~hor

U. S. Arms Program Just: Wilson   Denies Defense Effort Shows Big Business Favor

Chief Wilson To Speak On Policy Tonight  _ Johnston Ponders Decision On Limit

Mobilizer Takes Case to People By Radio Tonigh   Wilson Contends His Program ‘Run Fairly’; Wages Up to Johnstor

Wilson to Give Report fo Natior  Offers to Name Labor Aid From Unions

Mobilization Boss Charles Wilson Gives Radio Address at 9:30 P. M.

Wilson Argues Program Not Ruled by Business, Addresses U.S. Tonight

Labor Weighs Wilson Offer In Wage Fight   Mobilization Boss Will Defend Program On Radio Tonight

Chief Wilson To Speak On Policy Tonight  _ Johnston Ponders Decision On Limit Far Waae Boacts

Wilson To Air Defense Setup Before Nation  Broodcast Set 10 p.m   Broodcast Set 10 p.m. Johnstan Tells Leber He Will Decide Waces

Wilson Plans Tell Nation. His Position   Will Carry His Contentior That Mobilization Plan Is Being Run Fairly  And for All Groups

WILSON 10 SAY PROGRAM FAIR   Mobilization Boss Will Deliver Message To People Tonight  GESTURES TO LABOR

Defense Mobilizer Wilson To Explain Program In Report To People Tonight   BRITISH PROTEST NAMING ADMIRAI

Wilson Contends Defense Program  Is Run Fairly   Proposed Pay Ceiling Decision Is Coming Tohnston Savs

Wilson Will Air Defense Policie:   Makes Radio Talk FAt 10:30 Tonight

Wilson Going On Air Tonight To  Discuss Program   Defense Chief To Carry His Case To The People.

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Final Voting Is Expected Today On Huge Tax Boost   House Group Studies $7 Billion Increase; Income Tax May Jump 12 And Half Per Cent

House Group To Begin Fina! Tax Bill Voting   No Big Changes Ih $7 Billion Boost Are Forecast

CHANCE OF UPSET SLIGHT  House Called To Start Final Vote On Tax Increases

House Near Vote On Tax Increase   Committee Meets This Afternoon

Profits Tax Controversy  Up For Test   House Committee « Works On Bill To * p ovide Jnecreases

Summon Group To Start Voting Hikes In Taxes   House Democrats Predict No Important Change In &7 Billion Increase

Begin Final Vote on Tax Increase  House Ways, Means Committee to Act

House Unit Considers Tax Boosts   Democrats Expect OK On Seven Billions In New Levies

Final Panel Vote Slated On Tax Hike   Conferees Attend Meet to Decide on $7.1 Billion Issue

House Group Votes Today On Increase In Taxation   Excess Profit Issue Expected To Result In Stormy Argument

House Group Vote Slated. On Tax Hike   Chance-Of Upsets In Closed Door Session On Some Items Seen

HOUSE GROUP EXPECTING NO BIG CHANGES   Final Approval Seems Certain To Bill Hiking Taxes $7 Billion.

House Group BeginsY oting Tax Increase   Simpson To Seek Another Showdown On ExcessProfits Levy

House Group Starts Vote On Tax Hike   No Basic Change Seen In Measure At Closed Meet

House Committee Begins Voting On Tax Increase   Majority Expects No Major Changes ‘In Hike Bill

 No Changes Seen  House Committee Opens Final Voting On Huge Tax Increase

Group Meeting for Final Vote on Tax Increase   House Committee in Session; Demos See No Changes in Bill

No Decisions Reached af Farly Session   Second Showdown Due On Excess Profits Rates of Corporations

Final Voting To Begin Today On Tax Measure   Nevada Citizens Object to Planned Gamblina Levjec

Committee Gets Call For Ballot On Tax Increase  Bemocrats Foresee No Major Changes  In Proposal List

$7,100,000,000 Is Proposed... Vote On Inereased  Tax Bill Scheduled

Committee Is Summoned Into Session   Dems Predict No Changes in $7.1 Billion Hike in Levies

»( 434 VAR esS O€Cen House Committee Opens Final Voting On Huge Tax Increase

Committee Is Summoned Into Session  Dems Predict  No Changes In $7.1 Billion ; BEE. SF of

Verdict Awaited (n New Tax Bill   ‘House Committee Debates  7 Billion Dollar Hike

Radios Beam Truce Plans * Into China   ‘Watchful W Waiting’ Attitude Taken 3y Diplomats

Nearly 100 UN Radios Beam Message Into North Korea, But No Enemy Reply Returned:  Allies Agree on Seven-Point Plan for Peace

Fuel Shortages, Work Stoppage: Are Increasing   Government Renews Suit Against Unions  Fr... ema r es ae = mF

Rail Strike Impact Hits Every Honie   Fuel Becomes Short, Food Prices Rise, Many Workers Idle

Rail Strike Hits Almost Every American. Home   Court Session vlanned Today

Price of Food Goes Up; Fuel  Shortage Seen   ' Switehmen Ignore ‘Bad Waith’ Charge Of White Honsa

Rail Strike Hits Almost Al U.S. Homes; Shortages of Food and Fuel Reported

ALMOST EVERY HOWE HIT BY RAIL CRISIS  : ER   uel Shortages Develop, Food Prices Rise and Thousands Are Idle.

Most American Homes Affected: Many Jobless   Wildcat Walkout Hits 50 Lines In 64 Cities

Every Home Is Feeling Rail Strike   Jumping Food Prices And Jammed Transpor tation Charged Against  Wildcat ‘Get-Sick’ Tieu

Railroad Strike Threatens Home: By Fuel Shortage   Attorneys to Renew Plea for Contempt Claim Against Union

There's No Safe Place  Ina Thunderstorm But Some Spots Are Less Dangerous Than Others, Says Electrical Experts

Hcon BLAgT OF ala-ZEn COLD ON WAY   North Winds and New Snow Predicted; East Suffers in Record Lows.

Youth Threatens  Sportsman's Life  But He Turns Up With Toy Pistol

CHANCE IS SEEN TO END SOUTH'S TEXTILE STRIKE   Union Chief's Attend. ance At Washington Conference Is Sign But Strikers Remain Idle.

Youth From 63 Nations Meet In New York  Groundwork Laid For Wor Id Peace

World Assembly of Youth Plan Peace   ‘Message From President  Launches First Session _ Of Non-Communist Group

College Heads Ask Abolishment Of Bowl Games   Presidents Adopt Five-Point Plan To Curb Sports

ANYBODY NEEDING A SLIGHTLY USED LOCK AND DAM?   Uncle Sam Has a “Little   Dandy” for Free for Some body With a “Laudable Purpose.”   GOVERNMENT BEING  PRACTICAL IN DEAL   Disposable Asset (2) Is No. 1 of Such in Missouri River  Basin—No. 2 Didn’t Eventuate,

More European Progress In Past Four  Years Than In Prior 500. Acheson Savs

Europe Moves Toward Unity, Says Acheson   Says Red Charges On Alleged Spies Are Fabrication

Acheson Praises Progress Made in curogean Unity   Disagrees With Those Who Say Nations Should Show More Cooperation.

Secretary of State Asserts Europe Has Made Greatest Steps Toward Unity in Last Four Y ears

Europe Making Progress Toward Unity: Acheson   More Progress In Four Years Than In Previous 500

SCHUMANN PLAN, MERGED ARMIES PRAISEL Acheson Lauds Europe's Recent Moves for Unity

Stock Dealers Hit Proposed State Controls   400 Jam Hearing Room To Protest Plans for New Reculations 

State Livestock Order Assailed   Dealers Vigorous in Rapping Regulation

Christmas Day in Heaven and God's Son Pleads for a Human Soul From Earth

Bobbing Cork Leads to Death   Boy's Impatience Brings Drowning For Self and Dad

Sen. Connally Bolts Own Party, Attack Overseas Spending   Democrat Chief Charges ECA Is ‘Squeezing’  1’ @ Taewnavare

Connally Raps Foreign Aid As Too Much   Charges ECA Tries To ‘Cover The Earth’ With Taxpayers’ Cast

Connally Protests Foreign Aid  We Can’t Support The Whole Worid,

SEN. CONNALLY THUNDERS AGAINST FOREIGN AID PLANS OF ADMINISTRATION

Aid to Asia Draws Fire Of Connally   Texan Charges ECA Trying To ‘Cover the Earth’ Wish US. Funds

Democratic Backer Of Foreign Aid Program Asserts U. S. Is Trying To ‘‘Cover The Earth’’ With Cash “Squeezed” Here

Connally Raps Pinch On U. 5. To Help World   Texan Thunders Out Aj Squeezing Money From Ametican Taxpayers

CONNALLY BALKS AT FOREIGN AID PLAN OF NATION   Democratic Stalwart Charges Attempt to “Cover Earth" With Money Squeezed From Taxpayers,   PROTEST ATTRACTS WIDE ATTENTION   Texan Says Nation Cannot Subsist Hself “If We Have to Take Care of the Whole World.”

Connally Hits Idea of Helping All   Says Americans Can’t “Cover the Earth” With Money.

By Connally   Says U.S. Trying to ‘Cover the Earth’ With Taxpayer’s Money

UseOf Force. Could Start World War I]   ‘Truman Urges England Not To Utilize Army In Oil Dispute

Iranians At Tehran Call For ‘Blood’   President Reported To Have Cautioned Against Violence

Truman Asks Britain to Avoic Armed Force —   British Cabinet Grim and Silent After Meeting Today .

BRITISH GIVEN U.S. ADVICE IN OIL GRISIS   Truman Said to Have Told London Not to Use Armed Force In Iran.

Stratton Now In Governor Race in °52  “No Bossism” He Tells Supporters; Asks Open Primary

STAND SAID ‘NOT ACTION OF CONGRESS’ OPS Not Impressed By House Panel’s Close Vote Against Beef Rollbacks

Group Votes To Abolish OPS Plan   DiSalle To Ignore Committee Action

kkwewks EDITOR PROPOSES BAN  ON RED WEWSMEN TILL QZECHS FREE OATIS

West's ‘Blame’ In Crisis Cited By Pope Pius   ‘Frightening Spectre Of War’ Seen In Pontiff's Annual Message

Fantastic Devices Ready for Troops   Military to Request More Funds, Senate Is Told as Bill Debated

State Dept: Is Boldly Accused By Wedemeyer   Congress Credited With Presenting Ideas To Deal With China

Wedemeyer Siaps At State Department  Constructive Ideas Came From Conaress. Saves Genera

Gen. Wedemeyer. Credits Public With Best Idea:   By RAYMOND LAHR and JOHN L, STEELE (United Press Staff

State Department Blocked Progress, Witness Tells Senate Committee   Denies Connection  With Yalta Accord   General Admits,  However, That He Wanted Russia In War In 1945

Wedemeyer Raps State Department   Credits Congress With ‘Constructive Ideas On Korea

Wedemeyer Blasts State Department Policies On China  Says It Has Tried To Block Congress’ ‘Constructive’ Ideas

Senate Group Hears Testimony By Wedemeyer  Says Solons Advancec   Says Solons Advancec 'Constructive’ Ideas For China Dealings

Wedemeyer Says Al Constructive Ideas — About China Came — From Congressmen

ACQUIT FARMER ON RAPE CHARGE   State Had Asked Death For Attack On Negro Woman

UN Troops Jab At Reds Poising For Big Assault  Enemy Forces Are Reported Crossing Pukhan, Soyang Rivers

Column Left   "a5. @ chiel’s amang ye takin’ notes and faith! he'll print it... ’—Burns.

8 Red: Bosses Still at Large  Believed To Be Seekin:  TS recess ean: Dees:

legislature Adjourns After Short Session   Lawmakers Head Home After Introducing Four New Bills During 30  Mi aves Raveinn Tadew

Solons Take A Recess   Legislature Setup Nearly Complete; Many Bills in Hopper

HOME   State Legislators Adjourn for Weekend After Short  Sessions

HEADING FOR HOME   State Legislators Adjourn ~ for Weekend After Short  ssions

Administration Serves Notice It ‘Will Make ‘Do-Or-Dic’ Attempt To Force Income Tax Plan To Senate Floor   FAILURE FORECASTS SESSION IN JANUARY

SHOWDOWN ON STATE INCOME TAX SCHEDULED   Weary State Legislators Return to 33rd Week of Long, Drawn Out Session.

Truman Warns  Latin Nations  Says Reds Threaten Freedom of Americas

Rawleigh Co. Founder Dies In Freeport  Made Fortune On Home Sales To Housewives

W.T.Rawleigh, medicine riim S President, Dies  Freeport Leader Won Wide Fame As Merchandiser

RAWLEIGH CO.  FOUNDER DIES   ‘Famed Merchandizer of Freeport, Succumbs.

KOREA VET FROM MULESHOE Soldier Who Tried to Get In Bed With Hosts Killed   Wreck Kills 4 at Snyder

NORTH KOREA'S ARMY HEAD KILLED   PYONGYANG ERADIO AN NOUNCES DEATH IN ACTION OF GEN. KIM CHEK.

‘No Detail. Given - ’ North Korean Commander ‘Kenorvied Killed in-Action

PYONGYANG RADIO REPORTS  Red Korean Commander Meets Death in Action

British to Pull Out. Of Tran   Firm to Close Operations; Sees No Settlement Under Mossadegh

IIL COMPANY TO SHUT DOWN ENTIRE PLANT   ritish Concern Sees No Way of Settlement with Iran’s Premier,

Anglo-lranian Oi! Company Announce  It Will Close Down  Director Sees No Chance For Settlemen  Of Vital Oil Dienute

lran in First Big Concession Of Oil Dispute   Anti-Sabotage Bill Is Dropped By Government

Gr rady Appeals To Iran Again  For Oil Flow   Things Not Too Good Envoy Reports After Talks With Premier

Shutdown in iranian Oil Fields looms   Withdrawal of British Techni cians Will Halt All Opera tions in Ten Days,

AIOCToClose Down All Its Fields In tran Within Next 10 Days   Accord Impossible While Mossadegh  Is Premier, Official Declares

British To End Iran Oil Operations   AIOC Summons All Em ployees To Abadan, Preparatory To Closing Down Within 10 Days

LAST RITES FOR CARDINAL TODAY   Full Ritual Of Roman Catholic Church To Be Held For Dougherty

Conduct Services For Late Cardinal   Renowned Church Prince Is Entombed in Crypt Under Altar of Cathedral

Ratification Of Agreement May Come Tuesday   Cease-Fire Negotiators Reach Agreement On Long-Standing Problem

Christmas Armistice  Is In Sight   Ratification Due  Within 30 Days

NEW PROBLEMS OF ARMISTICE. TO BE TACKLED   Allies Are Hoping Fighting to End Betore Christmas .

Keep Fighting Till Armistice Terms Signed   Joint Commission For Policing Pact Next on Agenda

? Area Soldiers Killed In Korea  Six Teonesseans Are Wounded, One Missing

Court Refuses Potato Order   Temporary Injunction Still in Force, Though

Fail in Efforts to Wreck Pact Drawn by West   Gromyko Calls Accord a War Move, Sounds Grim Warning

Agreement Of 30 Days Has Expired   Many Unaccounted-for Captives Have Died, Enemy Indicates.

NO EVIDENCE HEAVY FIGHTING WILL RESUME   Neither Side Has Any Real Hope of Gain Any More, Says Writer.

Groves Hits U.S. ‘Cookie Pushers’, Asks Move to Learn Red Secrets

Mines Probe Starts Tonight   House to Begin Its Study Of Fire Boss Bill By Lee Garretl

41 Are Killed in Fire That Turns Christmas Party Into Death Trap

Festivities Are Turned Into Tragedy   Celebration for Poor Tots Sends 88 to Hospital As Fire Ring Hall

PANIC JAMS EXIT-FROM TIJUANA COLISEUM   At Persons Dead As Fire Turns Christmas Party For Poor Children Into S:reaming Death Trap.

Christmas Celebration . Turns Into Tragedy When Fire e Destroys Building —  ae ie   Women And Children Trapped ‘When Flames Roar Through Ok Colosseum _~ In Mexican City Of.Tia Juana

Ridgway Sends Reds New Offer To Resume Talks   Allied Command Puts Responsibility On Communists

Siren Heralds Bomb Attack On Shipping Lane  Guns Bristle Over Vital Target Area

Tentative Date Set After Talk With President   House And Senate Leaders Optimistic

Abductors Kill School Boy, 13  Body Tossed Out In Croto Ill. Street

BOY, 13, SLAIN AND TOSSED OUT   Abductors Shout: ‘Well, So Long, Kid!’ Pitch Him From Auto

HUNT SLAYERS OF SCHOOL BOY   Eighth Grader Strangled And Body Thrown Into Street

Crime Apparently Mativeless — Boy, 13, Kidnaped and Slain, Tossed From Car Into Street

Boy Slain, Body Tossed  From Auto   IHinois Police Hunt Kidnap-Slayers

No Motive Is Found In Slaying Body Of Schoolboy  Thrown From Car

Body of School Boy Thrown  From Car, Dead   No Apparent Motive for Slaying of 13-year-old After His Abduction

Toss Boy's Body From Automobile   Missing Lad of 13 I: Found Dead

Quiet Reigns Along Korean Baitlefronts   Bad Weather Slows Up Hostilities; UN Naval Force Bombards Port of Wonsan.

Rain and Heavy Overcast Keep War Zone Quiet   But UN Naval Forces Carry Shelling of Coast Port Into 169th Day.

 He Calls Indictment ‘Contemptible’ ‘Union Re-Elects Rep. Irving, Accused of Stealing Its Funds

REDS EXAGGERATE INVESTIGATIONS  Tax Scandals Give Moscow Propaganda Picnic

Democrats Face ‘Insincerity’ Rap In Rent Plan Fight  Fair Net Return Was Favored Last Year, GOP Leaders Say  ™.-- FFIADWYPWY OYWMnrrr oe.

Republican Legislators Accuse Democrats Of Waging False Fight Against Rent Boosts

Ridgway Explains  Ban On Newsmen Writer Says Kaesong In Enemy Control

Tenn. Preacher Snot In Batile With Policemer  Murfreesboro Pastor Goes Berserk, Shoots te Gee Witth Mefience

Defense Chiefs Slash Estimate on Usina 4-Fs   150,000 Figure Cut in Half on Hershey's Views Group Is Told

DRAFTING OF MARRIED MEN UNDER STUDY   Men Who Married Since June 27 Form Big Manpower Pool

Cut Estimate Of 4-F Draft   Husband, Vet Call Talked; New Policy On Enlistments Due

DRAFT EXEMPTION ESTIMATE HALVED   Defense Officials Expect To Retest About 75,000

HALVES 4-F TOTAL   Defense Department Say: Only About 75,000 Could See Service

Defense Officials Slash Estimates In Plan to Lower Draft Standards

Estimated 4-Fs Available for Service Reduced  Defense Department Viewe Ara Rennarted

BARKLEY’S AIDE ~ FIGURES IN NEW RFC LOAN PROBE   Vice President’s Secretary Said to Mave Helped Get $100,000 Advance to Build Florida Hotel.   SENATE COMMITTEE LAWYER INVOLVED   He Freely Admits That He Urged Granting of Loan but Denies Any Wrong doing.

Veep’s Secretary  Named In Inquiry RFC Hotel Loan Reported Steered

Barkley Aide Investigated In Loan Deal   Senate Committee Lawyer’s Name Also Mentioned

Veteran Red Units Withdrawr  Offanciva   Offensive . Buildup North Of Seoul Continues

Report Reds Shift Troops   Veteran Soldiers Are Withdrawn To Reserve Areas

 Supreme Court Justice Black’s Dissent Cites Vogeler Case  -Mexiecan’s Conviction In Nebraska Upheld

OPERATORS OF POTOMAC VIEW TAVERN GUILTY   Jones And Reynolds Each Fined $100 For Start ing Brawl   INTEFERED WITH DEPUTY SHERIFFS

Tavern Proprietors Fined $100 For ‘Interference With Deputies   Potomac View Inn Owners Appeal Decision To Circuit Court; Deputies Testify About Uproar;  Liquor Board Hearing Friday.

inciciments Predicted Soon in Hue Basketball Fixing Scane a’   Congressional Districting Bill Fails In Close Voting

European Defense To Be Talked   Political Angles Getting Workout

IKE RETURNING FOR MEETING : WITH TRUMAN.   White House Says : Political Plany: Are Not Involved ©

)-Day Talks on Defense Scheduled   General to Return to Command After Capital Parleys

Return Arouses Speculation NATO Chief May Resign To Enter Political Arena

\Kisenhower Will Fly Back Home   General Recalled For Conference With President

Soldier Hurt Seriously in Auto Accident   Coupe Overturns.on Highway West of Logansport, Pinning Driver Beneath It:

Wabash Man Hurt when Gar Unsets   ondition Reported Seri. ous Gast Nicht

Chinese Fortify Korean Defenses   U. S. Hanton Valley Drive Slowed Down

Red Reinforcement: Stalls Allied Drive Into Hantan Valley   Enemy Believed To Be Digging In For Death Stand

DEATH STAND MAY BE TRIED BY KOREA FOE   Red Regiments Dig In for Battle At Kumhwa

NEAR ZERO TONIGHT   Cold to Strengthen in Northeast Kansas by Morning

HOUSE WON'T OKAY SENATE'S TAX PACKAGE   Upper Body: Refuse: Month's Recess On Problem

House Rejects Senate's Tax Package Plan   "GOP Caucus Turns Down Proposals — For New Levies

House Turns Down Senate Tax Package   But Move for Adjourn ment Is Beaten in the Senate.

To-Make Another Effort to Raise Bus, Truck Fees   Governor to Meet With Legislators.—His Road Bill Hits Snaca.

Governor Tries Again Monday On Road Funds   Calls Meeting With Legislators For Compromjce

‘Second Banker Held for Theft Of $550,000      Now Kondingjon Y> Bank Shortage Laid To Cashier

Steelworkers. U.S. Steel Begin Talks   Union Will Demand Package Wage Hike Of 18 Cents Hourly

Open Parley On Steel Pay   Sixth-Round Boost At Issue For Nation

Pravda Blasts Truman Plan  Aid Termed Part Of +Agoressive’ Policy

Now’s The Time  Wanna Run For Guv’nor? Just  Get Your Friends To Talking

If You Plan To Enter Gubernatorial Race Now Is Time To Build Machine

UN Ground, Air, Sea Forces Hit With New Fury   33 U.S. Planes Battle More Thar 100 Enemy Jets

GPs Use Bavonets  To Win Hill   Pilots Meet Reds’ Rieocest Tet Force

Air, Ground, Sea Fighting Intensified   Highest Peak of Heartbreak Ridge Captured By UN

Reds Continue To Give Ground All Along Front   Biggest Enemy Jet Formation Attacked

UN GROUND FORCES TAKE MOST OF BLOODY HEARTBREAK RIDGE AS RED AIR POWER GAINS

Air Force Battles Biggest Commie Jet Formation   War Flares Up With New Fury On Land, Sea, Air

UN Forces Continue Offensive   Troops Sieze Most Of Bloody Ridge; Air Force Battles Communist Jets

Infantrymen Capture . Most Important Peak Of Heartbreak Ridge   American Sabrejets Rip Into Biggest Communist Jet Formation Yet, One Down, Two Hit

Franchise For West Memphis Track Granted   Governor Says He Will Ask Commission Members To Resign

Missouri Nears Record Crest, Havoc Mounts   Flood Heads Towards Junction with Swollen Mississippi Rises

Tribe Rips Bosox, ~hisox Nip Yanks  TURLEY WINS NO. 1 FROM OILERS, 3-2  2 SAN ANTONIANS REACH JUNIOR GOLF SEMI-FINALS  DETAILS on sports pages   Floods, Water Worry St. Louis

Anxiety Mounts In St. Louis As F lood Nears  Crest May Be Highest Since 1844 on Already  Swrnllan AAjeciceinn:

Flood Crest Roars Close To Juncture  With ‘Ol Man River   Bulging Tide Pushes Nea Swollen Mississippi; St Louis Anxious

Anxiety Mounts As Flood Crest Nears St. Louis   City’s Pumping Piants Periled By High Waters

Flood Crest To Be High At St. Louis   Mississippi Expected Highest tn 107 Years

LOUIS FEARS JOD CREST WILL USE HEAVY LOSS   trn =Expressed Over iping Plants and Resitts Are Urged to Use Water Sparingly.   [ENT PASSES THE STATE CAPITAL   ers, Townspeople Along  isouri Between Jeffer n City and St. Louis Gird for Blow.

St. Louis Eyes Waters With Apprehension   Worst Damage In More Than Century Feared By Citizens

St. Louis  Anxious as  Waters Rise   Damage May Be Higher Than Thai In 1947 Flood

OT. LOUIS AWAITS IMPACT OF FLOCD   Crest Expected Monday at Highest Level Since 1244 thundatian

ST. LOUISANS AWAIT CREST — OF MISSOUR   River Flood Top Rolls Toward Juncture With Mississippi

Flood Waters Cause Concert   Flood Crest Moving On Down River Toward St. Louis, Missouri

FLOOD CREST SWEEPING ON ST. LOUIS   St. Charles Expect: Record Breaking Water Tomorrow

Anxiety Rises as Missouri Tumbles Worst Flood Toward Juncture With Mississipp

Anxiety Mounts, Rising Missauri riod Near Grest   St. Louisans Urged To Watch Water Supply Tn Crisis

Buyers Names Not Revealed By Auto Firm  Group Of Industries —. f-*e nist Cinta

West Penn Rate Hike Suspended For Six Months   PUC Orders Probe Of Reasonableness Of District Boost

Rate Increase Sought By West Penn Power Company Suspended Six Months By Public Util. ity Commission    WILL INVESTIGATE ITS REASONABLENESS

Doctor Advises Less Fat, Less Salt As Help To Prevent Heart Disease, Asserts Many Dig Graves With Teeth

State Draft For May 1484   So Far Missouri Has Inducted Total of 9470

May Draft Call in Missouri 1,484   March Quota Was 1.976 and April 1,973.

Prague Finds Inside Plot Against Russ   Plan to Line Czechs With West Held Killed Within Party

Czech President Discloses ‘Plot Missing Minister Accused As Traitor

Gottwald Out To Kill  ‘Titoism’   ‘Former Minister Of Czechoslovakia Thought In Jail

Czechoslovak Leader Admits Plot in Party   Clementis Assailed In Try at Lining Up With West

Plot Is Bared Within Czech  Commie Party   Gottwald Puts Blame On His Missing Prime Minister and Others

CZECH PLOT T0 SCUTTLE REDS IS UNCOVERED   Missing Clementis And Others Accused By  Communist Boss   GOTTWALD FEARFUL OF ANOTHER TITO

School Course Tn Religion Will Continue   Officers Elected For 1951-52 Year; Hundreds Enrolled

School Course In Religion Will Continue  Officers Elected For 1951-52 Year:

Covernment Extend: Markup Price Curbs To More Retailers  Freezes Percentage Profits, No Price Rolibacks Expected

76.000 Stores  Added To List W ith Controls   ‘Markup’ System Extended; Percentages Frozen At March 31 Levels

Order Affects Another 76,000 Retail Stores   Requlations Issued By DiSalle Become Effective April 10

Tempo of Aerial Warfare Is Kept Up by Commies  Two MIGs Shot Down in Sixth

BLAST AREA NOT POISONED BY A-BOMB   Observer of Eniwetok Test Re ports Absence of Lethal Padiinactivily.

Radioactive Danger Held  Overrated   Jackson Says Atom Test Shows Value As Tactical Weapon

Great World Problem—  \Double World's Food Supply Through Chemical Isolation

A Letter From a Red Cross “Gray Lady”  Television Keeps Injured Happy

This Could Be Used As a Suggestion for Some Civic Minded Group or Individual

UN Offensive Will Begin Rolling Again  MacArthur Orders Resumption  ok Teen 42 eh? e. - = i i i

TRUMANGAVEMACARTHUR - AUTHORITY, BUT 38th’ll - NOT BE CROSSED HASTILY

Resume Attack UN Troops Told By MacArthur  Allies Unlikely To Cross 38th: _ Line at Present   Given Authority

‘Mac’ Signals  New Offensive   ‘General Leaves Crossing ; Of Rorder Onen

Fires a Broadside At Korean Policy In Chicago Speech   MacArthur Calls for “Realistic Action’ to Stop Slaughter of  Amearicon Saldiare

“Milwaukee Pays Tribute toMac General Back In Home Town,  Cheered By New Thousands

MacArthur Asks “Realistic’ Policy In Korea To Stop The Slaughtering Of Americans

M’ArthurHome In Milwaukee After 39 Years   General Defended Korean Policy in Fighting Speech at Chicago

‘Old Soldier's’ Fighting Speech  Ends tn Ovation General Calls  For Korean Policy © Tra End Slauahter’

Milwaukee Gives MacArthur Greeting   City He Calis Home Welcomes. Him With Porade

MacArthur Heads for Milwaukee and Another Huge Reception After Big Demonstration in Chicago

MacArthur Asks Positive Policy In Far East   Hits Administration Plan To Continue Korean Fighting

MacArthur Again Defends Policy In Chicago Talk  Calls for ‘Positive’ Policy Before Crowd At Soldiers Field

MacArthur Calls for ‘Positive and Realistic Foreign Policy in Korea

General Calls For ‘Positive’ Korean Policy  Milwaukee Greets Favorite Son in Today’s Ceremonies

‘Old Soldier’ Gives Fighting Talk in Chicago   Cites “Staggering” Loss of Men While Policy Is in a “Vacuum”; Given Rousin Welcome by Millions in Midwest.

General Arrives ‘Home’ Again for  Roaring Welcome  Crowd of 700,000 Witnesses Parade Honoring Leader

Towns Along Route Welcome Pacific Hero   Milwaukee Stages Great Homecoming For World-Famed  Goee Cine fanencnl

Milwaukee Goes All Out in Big, Noisy Greeting   Trip From Chicago by Motor One Triumphal March for General

MacArthur Hits Lack of Policy In Korean War  Depoted Comma nder’s  race El wemvnre   Deposed Commander's Address Climaxes Welcome at Chicaao

Realistic Steps Needed To Halt Troop Slaughter  Mac To Continue His   Mac To Continue His Crusade; Cheered By Millions In Chicago

Chicagoans Treated To Stuff Talk   City Turns Out To Welcome Deposed Pacifie Commander

Triumphal March Of Hundred Miles Ends In ‘Home City  rrivalb Mrinne   Arrival Brings Brief Rest, Lunch, Honors.And Pa rade

Mae: Arthur Urges Positi ve Korean Policy To Stop ‘Slaughter’ Of American Troops

MAC URGES REALISTIC POLICIES   Calls for Positive Action to Stop Slaughter of Yanks in Korea Through Strength.   » SAYS WAR FOUGHT IN “POLICY VACUUM”   Chicago Crowd Repeatedly Interrupts Fighting Speech Which Climaxes Day of Celebration.

'WHAT IS AMERICAN POLICY! FOR KOREA, MacARTHUR ASKS IN TALK TO CHICAGO CROWD!

MacArthur Urges Tough  Korea Policy   General Hits Program Of Administration As Unrealistic

MacArthur Calls For Policy To Stop Pointless Slaughter Of America’s Sons In Korea

M’Arthur Calls For ‘Realistic Korean Policy   Demands ‘Slaughter Of America’s Sons Be Stopped at Once

GENERAL GIVES FIGHTING ADDRESS   Stop Slaughter Of American Sons, He Adds  LOSSES      Reach Staggering Figure, Deposed Leader Tells Crowd In Chicago

MacArthur Demands  Realistic Korean Policy Losses Staggering In Proportion

MacArthur's Query: What Korea Policy?   Demand for ‘Positive’ Action to Stop Big Losses Cheered by Saldier Field Crowd

Milwaukee Welcomes Home Gen. MacArthur   Long Motorcade Fou Hours in Making Trip From Chicago

Mac, in Fighting Speech, Demands Realistic Policy   Stop Slaughter of Gis in Korea. Is Plea at Soldier Field

'M'Arthur Off for Milwaukee Celebration After Defending Policies In Chicago Address

M Arthur Heads For Milwaukee, Defends Policy   ‘Positive Course Of Action’ Asked In Korean Conflict

Tells Chicago Throng Need Is For ‘Realism’   Peace With Victory Keynote Of Soldier’: Address In Illinois

MacArthur Flays Lack of Realistic Policy for Korea   General Defends Own Stand; Demands Administration End ‘Vacuum... Unknown to War’

MacArthur is  Back to His  Home Town Thcasends Cheer  General as He 7... ff  fa SE ee

Milwaukee Cheers MacArthur Home After 39 Years   Cheering Spectators Line 100-Mile Motor Route from Chicago.

MacArthur Hits Policy  ‘Vacuum’   i. 6 ae 5 Cites Stagger ing  Losses in Korea In Chicavo Speech

Thousands Cheer as General and Family Arrive   Nation’s Hero Drives From Chicago; Gets Degree at Marquette

MacArthur Calls For ‘Realistic’ Action in Korea  Chicago Welcomes Him At Rousing Celebration

General Asks For ‘Positive’ Korean Policy  MacArthur Goes To Milwaukee After Big  Sl nnn Tack Kesh

General Declares American Losses in Korea Are Heavy  Ousted Commander Says Since Chinese Have Putnunnl Comes £8 CC Bilt, tick Bia "Rl icicc*

Raises Question, “What Is Our Policy In Korea?” Where Losses Have Reached Staggering Proportions

Wailing Sirens, Hooting Whistles Join Crowds In Roar of Welcome   Kohler Meets Mac At State Boundary   Honorary Degree, Civic Reception on Schedule For Milwaukee Fete

MacArthur Surprises With Fighting Speech In Defense Of His Policies   Calls For “Positive And Realistic” Korean Policy To Stop ‘'This Slaughter Of  America’s Sons.’’   Milwaukee Ready

Cites Need For Changes To End War   General Greeted By Huge Crowds as He Reaches Milwauke

Gen. MacArthu Demands Clear Far East Policy   Makes Fighting Speech During Chicago Visit

MacArthur Tells Cheering Crowd ‘in Chicago He Will Fight for Positive Policy in Far Last

 heges frompt Action to fasten End of Slaughter of US Troops in kar East am EE LLL, — LED TE RN eT  Mac Asks ‘Positive’ Asia Policy

Chicago Throng Is Asked ‘What Are Our Aims?’   High Toll Is Tragedy Of It, Genéral Says In Fighting Speech

The General Reaches City Called Home   Thousands Line Streets Of Milwaukee To Hail MacArthur Motoreade

Chicago Stages Biggest And Noisiest Celebration In Honor of Famous Guest

M Arthur Calls For Realistic Korean Policy  Address Climaxes Chicago Welcome

‘Mae’ Urges Positive Var Policy mm Asia   Losses Reach Staggering Proportions, Chi‘agoans Told

VACUUM WAR POLICY RAPPED BY MACARTHUR   General Makes Grim Speech Following Chicago Ovation

Mac Calls For U.N. Victory Thru Strenath   General Surprises Crowd With Speech On Far East Policy

Chicagoans Hear Fighting Address  MacArthur Urges End of ‘Slaughter’

CLAIMS PROGRAM IN“VACUUNT SINCE CHINA JOINED WAR   Will Continue Fight for Realstic Policy in Far East. He Says   DEPLORES SITUATION   Four Million Hail Ousted General in Chicago Celebration

U.S. Policy Termed ‘Vacuum’   Doug Makes Fighting Speech As Climax To Big Chicago Welcome

Stop Slaughter,   General Demands   Delivers Fighting Speech In Climax To Chicazo Welcome

Mac Calls for Positive War Policy  Milwaukee Gives Another Welcome

MacArthur Says Losses In Korea ‘Staggering;’ Urges Positive Policy

MacArthur Blasts Korean Policy: Calls For End To “Slaughter Of Troops   REPEATS HIS “PUBLIC LIFE iS NOW CLOSED;” CHICAGO MILLIONS CHEER GENERAL WHO CHALLENGES ADMINISTRATION POLICIES

YANK. LOSSES IN KOREA WAR “STAGGERING’   Urges Realistic American Policy

Blasts U.S. Policy in Bloody War   Thousands Cheer General On His Chicago Stopover

POLICY RAPPED BY MACARTHUR   General Makes Grim  Speech Following  Chicago Ovation

IMac Urges Realistic’ Korea Policy   Cheering Millions Hail General During Welcome in Chicago

Agreement Has Million Youths Closer To Draft   Senate And House Reach Accord On 1814 Year Age.

Senate-House Conferees Fail To Agree On UMT   Settle Differences— _On New Draft Law, “Needed Before July

FEW UNDER 19: WILL: BE INDUCTED INTO: ARMY BEFORE 1953, CONGRESSMEN HOPE

182 Draft Limit Given Approval  Conferees Stalled On UMT Decision

LOWERED DRAFT AGE IS AGREED AT CONFERENCE   Senate And House Committees Provide For Calling Youths Who Reach 18 1/2  Years.

Military Draft Moves Closer Fo. 18 Year Olds   Deadline Date For Draft Set At Tuly 1, 1955

Senate and House Agree to Lower Draft Age to 18”   Step Moves Military Service Nearer For Half a Million Men

Conferees Reach Draft Agreement  Decide for Induction At.18% After Men In Older Brackets  Hevea Raam Eubmoictee.

Conferees Set 18! As Draft  Age Limitation   Senate-House Group Seeks To fron. Out  Mannower Prohlems

Draft Is Closer For Half Million Tn 18-Year Group   Senate-House Conference Agrees on Reduction; Can’t See Alike on UMT Plan

In Accord On Draft Age   18, to. Be Minimum Age Under New Law; Still Apart on UMT

DRAFT MOVES STEP AHEAD; AGE LOWERED   Boys 18'2 Can Be Taken Under Measure In Congress.

Urge Reduction In Draft Age  Joint Panel Favors Taking 181'2-Yr.-Olds

Draft Moves Step Nearer Young Men   Half Million Youths Face Call-to-Colors As They Reach 18! ,

Solons Agree on 1314 Draft  AceMinimum   House-Senate Group Fails to Settle Issue of UMT At Parley

Military Draft for Youths 18/2 Is Step Closer   Committee Agrees to Reduction; Doubt Few to Be Drafted

LUWEN DRAFT AGE  Conferees Agree on Induction at 18! Years; Register at 18

Draft Nearer For 300,000 Young Men  Conference Grou   Conference Group Agrees to Lower Age Six Months

Agreement Puts Millions Nearer To Military Draft   Minimum Induction Age Is Set At 18 Years And 6 Months

GOP SEARCHES FOR SUPPORT QN TAX BIL   Two Solons Reported Ready To Switch; 6 More Needed

 Assembly. Starts 23rd Week With Tax ae ae ae ee eer aanea  Fine Battles for Income Levv

Tax Item Still Deadlocked in Gen. Assembly  Two GOP Senators Reported Ready to Withdraw Opposition

Assembly Starts 23rd Week With Tax Issue Deadlocked  Fine Battles for Income Levy

Income Tax Bill May Get OK Yet   Fine Administration Reported Winning Some Support.

Major Retreat Made by Reds   U.N. Forees Plunge Toward Enemy Bases

Allies Roll Forward as Reds Make Major Retreat on Most of Front.

EFFORT TORECOVER G. . BODIES MADE   Search Under Way in Kerea for American Soldiers Who Fell ia Battle,

Search Is On For Bodies tn Korea   Recovery Operation Being Carried Out On Extensive Scale

TAKES oTAND IN OPPOSING ANY CHANGE:   Frick Also Defends Practice at House Hearing on Monopoly Charge.

Air Line Pilots Go On Strike   Over 600 Daily Flights Are Halted

‘Work or Be Drafted’ Action Gains Support   House Armed Services Committee Considers Ultimatum Legislation

“Work or Be Drafted” Plan Gathers Powel      Move Under Consideration din Conaqress

PROGRAM INAUGURATED IN MEXICO  Growers To Study Adoption Of Rain-Making Project In Valley

Rain-Making Equipment For Mexico Arrives  First of Meetings   First of Meetings On Valley Project Set In Harlingen Feb. 28

Island Fortress Taking Shape—  Pearl Harbor-Proof Jap Defense Is Goal

U.S. Seeking Defense Plan For Japan   ‘Fool-Proof’ Zone Sought For Key Area

Remembering  Dec. 7,194] U.S. Working Hard To Make Japan ‘Pearl Harbor-Proof’

“Pearl Harbor-Proof’ Defense System For Japan Erected By American Units

Aur Uivision is Key to Protective Setup: U.S. Military Forces in Far East Working For ‘Pearl Harbor Proof’ Deferse of Japan

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  eevee erent ne teres  All Efforts Fail To Alter Wallace's Fateful Speech

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES:  All Efforts Fail To Alter Wallace's Fateful Speech

THE Forrestal Diaries   Last-Minute Try Failed to Halt Wallace Talk in New York: Forced Resignation Comes   & EXIT HENRY WALLACE

The Forrestal Diaries Efforts to Change Wallace's Address Fail, Ouster Forced

Benton Harbor Fire Kills Two  Father And Daughter Trapped In Blaze

INDUSTRIALIST, DAUGHTER DIE   Perish as Fire Destroy Palatial Home.

39,396  The’ daily average net paid circulation of THE SUN fer the month of February was 29.396.   Woolen Mills Strike’s End inSight - .   Crucial Session Teday in CottonRayon Dispute

Believe Murphy Will Be Named For ‘Cleanup’  House Probe Isaary020O..UC<CS@Ci‘( ‘C“((RYSNSNSSNS C§ Pa OD      House Probe IsWound up Until Mid-January

Federal Judge To Lead Drive On Corruption   Traman [5s Expected Yo Anmounee Today His Plan Fer Cleanup

Tom Murphy To Direet ‘Cleanup’   Truman Expected To Create Special Commission Today

Expect Murphy to Head Cleanup   Order Further Study Of U. S. Loyalty Cases

Features for Everybody fn the Telegram Todey   Princess Ehvzabeth, Duke to Visit Trumans in Washington Oct. 22

Elizabeth, Duke To Visit America Late in October   Will Be Truman’s Guests Following Tour Of Canada

MARCH 10 IS DEADLINE  To Show Why Property Should Stay on the Tax Rolls

American In Switzerland  Held As Spy   Sovereignty Violated In Behalf Of McCarthy Geneva Charges

UN Delegates. Plan: Fight On Recocnizina Red Chinc   Swiss Trial Opens Today For Nearo’s Spy Charae

Violation of Swiss Sovereianty ls Charse Anainct !. §. Negro   Charles £. Davis Allegedly Soved For Sen, McCarthy

McCarthy ‘Spy’ Is Facing Trial   Swiss Charge American Was Senator's Informer

‘Gave McCarthy Details American Negro Is Held For Spying By Swiss Government

THE FORRESTAL DIARIES: First US. Secretary of Defense Named Amid Mounting Crises

FORRESTAL DIARIES—Xi   ORRESTAE- DIARIES—AT  “WDinicaration o' of China j is S Redasvik

THE Torvestal Dryaries   First Secretary of Defense Named Amid Mounting Crises; Chinese and Greek Problems Are Analyzed

Plane Claimed Sighted Over Siberian Area   Soviets Say Gunfire Of Red Craft Turned Airplane Back

Russia Says Fire urns Back Plane   Gromiyko Makes Formal Protest Over US Ship Crossing Siberia Line  RiLLETIN

MISSOURI SENATE VOTES $6,000,000 TRUCK FEE BOOS)   feasure, a Major Part in State’s Highway Pro> gram, Now Goes to the House.   MERGENCY CLAUSE IS WHACKED OFF   it Put Through With Amendment Providing for _ Cut in Passenger Car Licenses,

Solons Slash $2,000,000 From Road Fund Measure  Passenger Car License Levy Cut; Emergency Clause Whacked Off; Plan Is Sent to House

Record Low Death Rafe in Hospitals’   tArmy Moves Surgeons Far Forward te Get Attention to . Wounded Men Quickly

Income Tax Bill Public Hearing Scheduled Today   Senate Invites Groups To Present Views On  Controversial Levy

State Senate Group Orders  Tax Hearings   Lower House Approves Corporation Tax Hike To Prevent Deadlock

Public Hearing On Wage Tax Called Monday   Death Knell for Time Extension On Sewers Seen

Allied Air Attacks Halt Red Offensive   Heavy Fire Stops Chinese Troops In Korea

U. S. Troops Threatened Near Wonyu   Communists Building Up For Frontal Assault Aaainst Allies

Flanker Big Threat to U. N. Stand   Brisk Fightiag Swirls in  Tanyang Area, Far Back   Of Exposed Positions of  Allied Front Line

Artillery and Planes Crumple Attack Near Woniju   Red Column is Striking Deep In Central Korea

Allied Patrol Finds Supply Road Mined   UN Planes Strafe Big Chinese Force South Of Osan: Reds Active

Enemy Stab Below Salient Poses Threat   Communists Block Vital Supply Road Southeast of Wonju  RR. OVEN CU RMEATS

Enemy Aims New Drive In Central Area   Strong Air Strikes, Artillery Barrage Chase Foe At Wonju

Allied Position In Central Korea Is Imperiled   American-Freneh-Dutech Line Skirted In Wonju Area; Red Attack Slowed By Heavy Air Barrage

Air, Land Blasts Crumple Attacks   Allies Retake Heights Over Wonju; Bu Deep Flank Move Threatens Force

Reds Pierce Allied Flank Below Wonju   Enemy Pushes 70° Miles South Of 38th Parallel

Weather   Central Front Threatened By Red Assault   Air, Artillery Attacks Rout Enemy) In Wonju Sector

Enemy Thrust Threatens U. N. Defense Lines  Air Strikes Crumple Red Korean Attack Fa. Atit.

Break Up Red Attack At Wonju   But Enemy Advance In Another Quarter Threatens Allied Position in Korea

Attack Crumbled By Air Assaults   Allies Blister Reds Neat Wonju, But Other Force Strikes Behind

Chinesé Force Striking Behind AmericanFrench-Dutch Line in the Woniu Vicinity

Air Strikes, Artillery Fire Stop Reds Near Wonju But: Entire Front s Threatened

Artillery1s— Too Much for Red Attackers   Air and Guns Crumple Wonju Assault; New Rec Threat Menaces UN's Entire Defense Line

Enemy Force Hits 30 Miles Behind Lines   U.N. Air, Artillery Barrages Crumple Attack Near Wonitu

Deep Striking Enemy Columns By-Pass Allies   Attackers Flee Near Road Hub Under Heavy Fire

Red Force Reported 30 Miles Behind U. N. Stand in Central Korea; Supply Routes  Endangered.   HEAVY SNOW, COLD HAMPER MOVEMENT

Air Strikes Foil Attack  Near Wonju   But 2 North Korean Units Drive Deep Wedge Inte Line in Central Korea   FIGHT IN DEEP SNOW   Allied Planes Drop Heavy Explosives and Napalm Bombs on Enemy Areas

Air Strikes Turn Back Red Attack      Foe In Flanking Drive To Southeast Perils Allied Central Line

wewwewwwewew ses -y OO =- ===  Of Reds Menaces Allied Positions  Planes,Artillery Block Koreans in Qasr ° me , *_ gg

Two Korean Units Skirt U.N. Defense   Enemy Flanking Drive Threatens Wide Allied Front

Artillery, Air © Hits Near Wonjt Crumple Enemy  But Forces 30 Miles Away Threaten. Allies

 Foe Cuts Around  Allied Line in East In Effort to Slice Key Supply Line

’ NORTH KOREAN DIVISIONS RAMMING DEEP WEDGE INTO LINES IN CENTRAL SECTOR

Red Flanker Threatens U.N Central Front   Skirting Force Is 37 Miles South Of Wonju Road Center

Firepower Forces Them Into Hills   Two North Korean Regiments Routed After Pouring Withering Fire Into American Lines Just South Of Battered Wonju

But Reds Set New Threat To UN Front   Enemy Skirts Defense Line In Wonju Area

THREAT T0 ALLIED REAR DEVELOPING   B-29s Support Ground Troops on Central Front Where Enemy is 30 Miles Behind Allied Positions.

Another Force Strikes Behind Allied Lines   Entire U. N. Stand  Area Menaced By Advance

Blistering Air Strikes and Artillery Barrages Crumple Enemy at Wonju

U. S. Accepts Plan For Far East Talks, Question Before UN  Allies Hold Red Attack at Wonju; U. N. Central Line Threatened -

Allied Air Blow Stops Red Push   Another Red Force Behind Allied Positions Threatens UN Stand

Communist Column Cuts Deeply Into 8th Army's Flank In Central Korea   With Clearing Skies 5th Air Force Roars Back Into Action and Takes Heavy Toll of Enemy Troops.

UN Stand Periled in Wonju Area   Allied Air, Big Gun Blasts Ease Immediate Danger

Allied Air Strikes Rip Red Attack   Korean Assault Near W onju Crumpled; Red Force Perils Central Front

ENEMY ASSAULT BEATEN BUT UN FLANK PERILED   Reds Driven From Hill At Wonju, But Strike 30 Miles Behind

As New Force Menaces Whole Central Front   Daylong Strikes Rout 2 North Korean Regiments from Hill

Other Forces Peril Entire  U.N. Position   Flanking Reds Set Up Roadblock, Mine Vital BHichway Near Tenvang

Attack Crumbled By Air Assaults   Allies Blister Reds Nea Wonju, But Dihes Force  Strikes   However, Two Korean Divisions Ram Deep Wedge Into U.N. Lines

Allied Fire Power Rout: Red Force   Another Enemy Column, However, Posing Threat

Elements Of Flanking Column Sweeps Behind Allied Lines And Sets Up Roadblock At Ochiri, 31 Mi. South Of Wonju

Red Korean [Drive Stalled ‘By Air Raids   Commies, However, Drive Wedge Back Of Wonju Defenses

UN Stand In Central Area Is Threatened   20,000 Troops Of Communists Threate: Supply Route

Entire UN Stand In Central Korea ls Threatened   Air Strikes, Artillery Crumple Red Attack Near Wonju Today.

Flanking Reds Menace Entire Allied Central  Korean Line   Air - Artillery Pounding Sends Communists  Into Hills

Another Enemy Force _ Strikes Against Allied  Line In Central Korea

Combined Blows of U.N. Crumple Attack at Woniu   Air, Artillery Strikes Blunt Thrust, But Reds Mass for a New Drive

Red Column Perils Yanks Near Wonju   Reds Building Up For New Offensive Farther Wecr

Enemy Also Building For West Attack  Troops Clash On Vital Supply Line

Allied Planes, Guns Smash Red Attack   Another Communist Force, However, Strikes 30 Miles Behind. Allied Position at Wonju; Threatens Entire Stand in Central Korea

Air Attack Checks Reds Near Wonju   Another Force Breaks Behind  Defense Lines

Planes Crush ; Commie Push Toward Wonj  Foe Skirts Dutch, French, GI Lines

Air-Artul lery Strikes Smash Enemy Attack   Reds Ramming Wedge Into Allied Positions  South of Wonju AreaBitter Cold Continues

Air, Artillery Strikes Break Reds’ Attack   But Another _ Force Threatens Allied Positions

Behind-the-Line Red Blows Put Allies  in Danger  og GSE, Sh eee genes oe   Flanking Movement By Koreans Could Stop Stand of UN

But Serious Threat Grows Behind Lines   Enemy Force Skirts Allied Position, Sets Up Roadblock

RED FLANKING MOVE THREATENS SECOND DIVISION   AIR AND ARTILLERY SUPPORT BEAT OFF ATTACK NEAR WONJU

Powerful Red Column Hits Into 8th Army's Flank   300,000 More Soviet. Troops Are Reported in Siberia   ‘Chinese Nationalists Say Russians ‘Are Ready to Stage Attack on Alaska

listering Attack From the Air \nd Artillery Barrage Halt ‘nemy Assault Near Wonju

Red Column Poses Threat to Defense In Central Korea   Allied Air Strikes Crumple Attack Near Wonju

Truman Wants Pressure Kept On Korean Reds   Also Warns of Danger in Letup In Production

10 PERISH IN EXPLOSION OF CARGO PLANE   Air Force “Flying Box Car” Blows Up Over New Boston, Tex.

Police Neb Two Escaness at Jefferson City   One, a Convicted Murdere: Had Been Eating Field Corn, Raw Eggs.

ss earache! SIR SNR, Nr enmeealimmmammc ten nceaat aia TOSCANINI’S WIFE DIES

News Day, Night   Lie Takes Oft For New York UN Executive Says He mopes War To

Joint Chiefs Map Conditions For Cease Fire  Reports from London,

Truce Move Is Reported Under Study   Britain Believed Taking Initiative  In Cease-Fire Plan

Reports Circulate That Peace Bid May Be In Wind; Acheson Says Joint Chiefs Have Set Up Conditions for Halt at 38th Parallel

New Tries to Halt Fighting Reported   Allied Sources Spell Out Conditions; Reds Remain Silent on Developments

Capitals Of World Buzz With Rumors   Britain Believed Taking Initiative To Halt Fighting

Economy Bloc Hacks Away At Fund Bill  10% Slash Already Made In Money For

Senate Economy Bloc Hacks Away At Money Bill Again   Tax Committee May Complete Work Today   Approve 10% Wagering Tax On Gross Receipts on Pro Bookmakers

Economy Bloc Hammers Away AtU. S. Funds   Congressmen To Seek Greater Cuts In Budget

Seek Further Cut In Appropriations   Senate Econmy Bloc Wins Initial Battle

Armored Force Moves — To Within One Mile Of Big Enemy Stronghold

KumsongUnder Shelling by Allied Tanks   Chinese May Already Be Pulling. Out Of Burning Base ©

ALLIED TANKS ARE SHELLING RED FORTRESS   Burning Kumsong Comes Under Heavy Fire From Advaneing U.N. Forces.

Dynamite-Laden Truck Cashes   Driver Is Killed Near Mountainbure

Playmate, 14, Stabbed To Death In Church ‘Tent At Bristol, Tenn.

Trur. +, Johnston Confer on Prospects for Labor Truce   Report President's Concern in Walkout Is Far Greater Than He Has Indjcatad:

Truman Talks At Key West With Johnston  C8, FH, Sahin   Seek To Solve Labor Troubles Of Administration

Truman Wants Truce In Labor War On Agency   President Confers With Economic Stabilizer

N oOneTo Pus US Into Sea, Says M’Arthur   UN Commander ‘Makes Flying Trip to Front

‘MacArthur Visits Front in Korea, Says ‘No One Will Push UN Forces Into Sea’

General Declares He Witl Maintain Military Position   Says Red China Blow Outdoes Pearl Harbor

REDS SCORED BY MARTHUR ON ARMY TOUR   United Nation Force To Stand Firm  In Korea

GI’S BLAST 30,000: TRAPPED KO-REDS                ‘No One Will Drive Us Into Sea’  MacArthur Visits: Headquarters [n Korea       B r and Red China Aggressor, US Asks UN  Amorttea Wetere Down Oriainal Condemnation.Measure

MacArthur Says UN Army Will Stay   Indicates He's Waiting For UN To Give Him Permission To Bomb China Proper

CLARK CONVICTED OF KILLING COBB   JURY RECOMMENDS LIFE IM. PRISONMENT OF TANEY COUNTY FARMER.

Deadly Epidemic Felling Red Troops  Revealed by ‘Invasion  Into Enemy Territory  By a U. S. General

'BAD WEATHER ON WAY   Forecast Calls for Rain or Snow for Kansans by Tonight

CLARK 1S ACCUSED BY HIS DAUGHTER   CHILD TESTIFIES HE HELPED PLOT SLAYING OF OZARK HILL FARMER,

Chinese Reds Senditig Notes to Allied Troops  Suggesting Own Peace

Chinese Units Asking UN Units For Armistice   Notes Suggesting ‘Friendly Party’ May Be Red Trick

GAMBLING SIFT   Vice President Of Western  Union, Publisher Are Held

Car Kills Young Catholic Priest   Father Kircher Left Home to Cross Street

Tobacco Prices Continue Stead)   Only Border Belt Experiences Drop  Rangir = Up To $3

KANSAS CITY CLEANS UP   Officials Probe Prison Break At Canon City

Convicts Are Back in Cells Tn Colorado   Officials Probe Bloody Attempt To Free Ten Criminals From Prison

Chipyong Center Of New Assault By Red Forces   Huge Force Of Possibly 200,000 Reds May Be Involved

200,000 Van Unit Drives  At Chipyong   Central Korea Key Point Is Target

Hoengsong Falls And Communists Shell Chipyong, Twenty Miles West of City

ESTIMATE REDS USING FORCE OF 200,000 ~   Highway Junction 1s Captured; Chipyeng Attack

Contino Sent To Jail, Must Pav $16.000   Denied Probation, Court Says ‘May’ Jain Army After Serving Time

Dick Contino Gets 6 Months In Jail, Fine of $10,000   Receives Penalty For Evading Draft

$4,000 a Weel Entertainer  Dodged Draft  ‘Not a Proner Case   ‘Not a Proper Case For Probation,’ He Is Told by Judge

Refuses to Return Until Reds Explain   Sends Firm Statement over Heads of Delegates to Communist Chiefs

Says Talks Will Not Be Resumed Until Reds Offer Adequate Explanation; Officials See  Possible New Enemy Offensive as Aftermath

UN Protests Armed Compan InKaesong  Firm Statement Asks Why Aacreament Hac   Firm Statement Asks Why Agreement Has. Been Violated

Medical Director Of VA Ousted in Row Over Policy   Claims Policies Will Wreck VA Medical Service

Old Resignation “Accepted” Chief VA Medical Director Ousted In Key Policy Fight

BULLDOZER BLADE KILLS 9 INDIANS    Contest Winning May Lead to ‘Sight for Girl Blind Since Birth

STATE INCOME TAX PROPOSAL IS SEEN TODAY   Governor Will Request Higher Levies At  Joint Session

Late Race Results   TALLULAH EXCLUDED FROM TRIAL TELLING OF HER OFE-STAGE LIFE

Tallulah Ousted From Courtroom as Spectator   Trial of Former Maid Brings Out Dope and Misconduct Charges

Judge Excludes Tallulah as Spectator At Own Real-Life Courtroom Drama

Tale Of Dope, Drink, Lovers Riles Actress   Bankhead Plays Self In Real Life Drama; Walks Out In Rave   PICTURE AT RIGHT

TALLULAH IS BARRED FROM MAID'S TRIAL   Lawyer Says Defendant Bought Actress Dope, Roozwe. Sex.

Real- -Life Courtroom Drama  Tallulah Excluded from frial of Ex-Secretary

Off Stage Life of Tallulah Bared in Courtroom Drama   Lived on Champagne, Dope, Booze, Is Charge

EXPLOSION KILLS 12. GOAL MINERS   RESCUERS REACH BODIES AFTER CUTTING THROUGH ROCK AND DEBRIS.

Blast in Mine Kills 12 Men  Resevers Find Bodie: In Wo Virginie Shaft

Former Gov. White Takes Lead in Mississippi Vote   Tarentum Girl Wins State Beauty Crown

Russians Pull Out of Treaty   Gromyko Indicates Soviet Union Will Not Sign Peace Pact

Gromyko Says ‘No’ To Pact   Says Soviet Quits Japan Conference ‘As Nation’s Duty.

Russia Refuses To Sign Jap Peace Treaty   Gromyko’s Action Leaves His Nation in Continued State of War.

Truman Seeks Third Man for Cleanup Task   Murphy Refuses to Head Inquiry, Says Report by ‘Times’

Hanoi Battle — ~ Nears Climax   French Guns Take Big Toll Of Rehels in Onen Fight

Red Threat In  Indochina Alarms  Rebels Fighting In Open As Field Army

Six Senators Join To Introduce Lakes Sewer Bill   Enabling Act Would Assess by Benefit

Spain May Trade Air and Sea Base Rights for Money  U. S. Funds Would Go For Strengthening  Franco’s Armed Force

Jap Treaty Signing ‘Set   - 50 Nations Invited To September Ceremony

sorean War:  Allies Hit Heavy Red Resistance         er of Seoul’ «Slowed by Red Fire

Says Owners Knew of Bad Gas Situation  Union Chief Issues   Union Chief Issues Statement After Personal Inspection

Lewis Charges Laxity In Fatal Mine Explosion   Asserts Blast ‘Preventable’

Lewis Charges  Mine Officials. with Laxity  ae ._* § wet  _« fH *hhe__   Said Blast Killing 119 Men Was ‘‘Pre-

PATROLS PUSH FORWARD INTO ENEMY AREAS  Cammunists’ Wil] to   Communists’ Will to Fight on Eve of Peace Parley Being Tested on Front.

Allied Patrols Push Three Miles Into Communist Territory in Korea

UN Patrols Test Red Strength   One Penetr ation Made Over 3 Miles Into Commie Lines

Eisenhower-Declares US Must Help In Building West Europe Defenses

May Take Us Thirty Years To End Peril   General Tells Congress Aid in Men Should Be on Per Cent Rasis

lke Says Europe Has the Will to Resist Aggression   U. S. Must Give Leadershi; To Save Civilization, General Tells Congress.

Congress Hears Gen. lke Report On Defense Plan   “Thinks European ~ Countries Must Do: Foll Share

General Warns Decision Of Lawmakers May Determine The Future of Civilization

Europe Has Spirit Says General Ike  Eisenhower Is Confident Job ‘an Be Done

General Sees No Other Way To Keen Peace   Finds West Europe Has “Spirit to Resist”

Call on U.S. to Help in Defense Against Russia; Says Price of Peace  High, But Cost of War Is Annihilation

Eisenhower Is Confident of West Europe   Seys Found Spirit to Resist Aggression, Argues U, 5. Must Help Defense

Have Spirit To Resist, Ike Reports   General Is Confident in Hour-Long Report to Members of the Houses   PEACE COST IS HIGH   But Price of War Is the End of Civilization— Need for Arms Greatest

Says European Defense Won't Invite Attack  Allied Commander Addresses tnformal Conaress Session

General Calls on Congress to Aid West's Defenses   Urges Faith in US., And a Commitment Of American Troops On a Ratio Basis

Ike Confident 01 Europe Stane Against Reds   Declares US Must Help Build Needed Defense Forces )

West Has ‘Spirit to Resist’ Russian Aggression, General Tells Joint Meet of Congress

Ike Says U.S. Must Rearm West Europe   Assures Congress Allies Have ‘The Spirit to Resist’

U.S. Must Help Defend Europe, Says Gen. lke   Confident Allies Will end Can Defend Selves, He Telis Lawmakers

Wants Yanks Sent Over on ‘Ratio Basis’   Big Need Now Is Arms, Not Men, Lawrnakers Told

Newsman Hits Budenz Clain  Distortion Charaed   Distortion Charged To Former Red

Strange Craft Identified as Snorkel-Tvne   U-Boats “Definitely Not American” Reported Spotted  Near Kenai Peninsula.

Unidentified Subs Are Sighted Off Kenai Peninsula   Probing Officers Say Vessels Do Not Belona to the U. S.

Snorkle-Type ships Sighted; U.S. Officials  Investigating   Reported Less Than 160 Miles From City Of Anchorage; Military Probe Is Underway 

Foreign Vessels Sighted 160 Mi. From Anchorage   Two U.S. Fish and Wildlife Agents Sight Submarines

Report Craft Spotted Near Anchorage   Vessels Said To Be Definitely Nat U.S. Type

Submarine, Believed To Be Enemy, Sighted 160 Miles From Anchorage

 Ransacked Home of Friend: Social Registrite Confesses Stealing $10,000 in Gems

100,000 Fire in Wisconsin City   Flames Gut 3 Story City Owned Building

U. S. Still « Gold-Plated Foxhole, Hal Boyle Finds Upon His Return From Korea   There’s Everything Here Except Tanks and Peace of Mind... and Everybody Seems to be Mad About Something

U.S. Raises: Man Power: v Sights, Sets 3.4 Million Goal by June.

Relief Is Likely for Ulcer Sufferers With New Antihistamine Preparation

British Cabinet Consider Iran Offer On Talks    Attlee And Aides Confer Over Offer For Conferences

Hearings Recess Washington Contact Man Get: Spotlight In Boyle-RFC Case

CECIL A. GREEN WILL BE HEARD IN RFC SCANDAL   Senate: Investigating Group .To Quiz Green-?On Government Loan To Print. ino Company.

Green Will Testify in Boyle-RFC  Probe; Subcommittee Takes Recess

Washington Contact Man In RFC Hearing Top Spot   Green To Be Asked For Explanation Of Associations

Senate Recalls Boyle Witness  Challenge Is Voiced On Sworn Testimony

Truman Asks Congress For India Funds   Money To Send Grai1 To Asians Would Be Near $200 Million

Truman Asks 40 Million To Help Flood-Hi   National Disaster Insurance Program Included In Request

Truman Requests $400 Million In Flood Aid Funds  Money Would Be Used To Help Victims Get Back On Feet, Start Insurance Program

PRESIDENT ASKS $400 MILLION FLOOD RELIEF   CONGRESS IS TOLD MIDWEST SITUATION GRAVE EMERGENCY

Truman Asks A400 Millions Flood Relief   President Urges Quick Action; Says That Need Is Urgent and Prompt. Relief Required

Truman Asks $400,000, 000 For Flood Area   Disaster Insurance Program Included In Request

Truman Asks Aid for India  Wants Congress to Give Cash for Goods

$400,000,000 RELIEF SOUGHT Truman Asks F und for Flood Insurance

Truman Calls for $400 Million for Flood Relief Fund   Tells Plan for Big Program of Flood Insurance      Flood Relief Fund

Urges Prompt Action to Help Midwest States   President Cites ‘Grave Emergency’ in New Apoveal to Conaress

Asks For Midwest Flood Aid   President In Request Of $400,000,000 For Relief, National Insurance Plan

Truman Seeking Flood Disaster Insurance Plan   Asks Congress To Give $400 Million For Midwestern Aid

Record Fund Asked For Flood Relief  Situation Is Grave, President Comments

Truman Asks $400 Million Flood Fund   Would Help To Pay Victims In Part For Losses

Congress Asked To Approve Shipment Of Grain to India   President States Human Lives Depend Upon Prompt Action

Grain Asked By President  To Aid India   Truman Requests Funds To Allow Shipment Of 2.000.000 Tons

$400 Millon  Flood Relief  Requested Truman Asks Congress Aid   RADII. Woe

Asks Congress for 2 Million Tons of Grain for India  Aclke Biinde far   Asks Funds for Half of Grain Now; More Later

TRUMAN ASKS 409 MILLION TO HELP FLOOD SUFFERERS   Part of Money Would Ba Used to Pay Rehabilitation Grants to Midwest  Vietims.   SYSTEM OF DISASTER  _ INSURANCE PROPOSED   President Declares {6 Times $25,000,000 Already Voted Is Needed in Emergency.

$400 Million Flood Aid Is Urged by President   Truman Asks Congress for Huge Sum to Helr High Water Sufferers, Disaster Insurance

MINATRAY’ GEMS STOLEN IN LOND   THIEF TAKES JEWELRY WORTH $16,800 FROM COUPLES HOTEL ROOM.

Employment On Increase In Berrien.   Latest Figures Set June Peak

ANOTHER 1,300 WILL BE ADDED BY MID-AUGUST   Jobholders In Berrien Top Total For Year Ago

Solon Seeks:Probe Of Holohan Death  Pentagon‘: s Hen ers To Be Que

lran Issues Ultimatum  British Told to Start Oil Talks in 7 Days

Iran Fixes Seven-Day Deadline   Gives Oil Firm That Long To Talk  To Government’

IRANIANS DEMAND OL FIRM START TRANSFER TALKS      Set 7-Day Deadline for Of ficials to Discuss Nationalization   ALTERNATIVE SECRET   Message Sent as British Seek Foreign Influ‘ence in Crisis

lowas Thrifty ‘51 Legislature Closes up Shop   It Cut Budget Nearly $20 Million, Enacted 250 New Laws

Thrifty °51 Legislature Nearing End Of Session   Halted Trend to Higher Spending; Reduced Budget

Many Residents Of Seoul Abandoning City kor Third Time In Less Than Year

Truman Democrats Upsef GOP Block  Reorganization Plan Overrides Ccalition

Effort to Block RFC Reorganizatior Loses in House   Truman Democrats Aided by Southern Wing of the Party

Speaker Rayburn Throws His Influence Against Rising Demand in Congress to Eliminate RFC

Democrats Win First RFC Test   Attempt to Block Reorganization Is Lost by the G.O-P.

House Vote Supports RFC Shakeup Plan   Republican Move To Kill Proposal is Beaten Back

Rayburn Balks  Attomnts To Kill  Revision of RFC  Truman Opponent: Fail To Mobilize  Cee ff OF. 2

DEMOCRATS TURN BACK TIDE OF GOP OPPOSITION AS RFC RE-FORMING WINS ROUND

Attempt fo Kill RFC Reorganization Fails in House   Vote Is Close and Indicates Trouble May Be Ahead Yet for Proposal.

Demos Rally, Beat Bloek on REC Shuffle   Truman Plan Loses Out In Voting, But Isn’t Downed by Enough

Reorganization Plan for RFC Wins House Tes   ~ Southern Democrats Rally to Support  Of Administration :

Agency Has Done Remark able Job for Small Busi ness, Speaker Says;Cite: Pressure

Demos Turn Back An Effort To Block RFC   Agency Has Done ‘Remarkable Job’ For Small Fellows

Seen as First Test In Fight fo End Lending Agency   Southern Wing Gives Support to Truman Democrat:

COALITION MAY BELT RFC PLAN   Republicans And Southern Democrats Oppose Truman Proposal  Baa tt pw —_ ae rit, yo. lhC Uv

House Coalition Opposes Efforts To Revamp RFC   Republicans, Southern Democrats Seeking Complete Liquidation Of Lending Avency

R. F. C. Proposal Thru First Test  Howse Vote Fails to Block Truman's Reorganization Plan  BALLOT OF 200-196 Battle Just Starting to Abol ish Huge Lending Agency

House Coalition Forces Seeking to Kill Truman’s RFC Reform Plan   Big Trouble Looms for Proposal to Replace Board——Aagency May Bea‘ Dranna,

Move fo Kill Revamping Voted Down   Foes of Truman Plan Outnumber Backers but Stil Fall Short

Coalition Bloc Leads Move To Wipe Out RFC   President's Move To Revamp Agency Faces Hard Going; Hayes Backs Up In Threat To Name Senators

Rayburn Tosses His Weight Against Effort of Coalition To Kill RFC

Southerners Rally Truman Dems Defeat Move To Block RFC  Reorganization Plan

Coalition Tries To Beat Move To ReformREC   Republicans And Southern Democrats Kill Another Reorganization Bill

Democrats Turn Back GOP Effort In House Today   Administration Democrats With Southern  Support Stop GOP Attempt To Block RFC Reorganization; 200-196 Tally Lacks 18 Votes Of Being A Majority

GOP-Dixiecrat Coalition Hits   Ohio Congressman Says Gabrielson ‘Peddied Influence’

Truman’s RFC Plan Approved   House Turns Down Republican Effort To Halt Revision

Dixie Demos For RFC Revamping   GOP Drive to Block Move Loses in House

Block Effort To Kill RFC   ‘Demos Rally Behind . man Proposal To Reorganize Agency

Sam Ravburn  Upholds RFC   Has Been Great Benefit To Small Business. Leader Says

Democrats Turn Back Attempt fo Block RFC Plan   Truman: Wins First Test Against Move Abolish Big Agency

FIGHT TRUMAN RFC PROPOSAL   GOP-Demo Coalition i House Set To Kill  Revamping Plan

House Vote Fails to Block Truman's Reorganiza* tion Plan   Battle Just Starting to Abolish Huge Lending Agency

Rayburn Fights Rising Demand To Serap RFC   House Speaker Asserts Lending Agency Great Aid To Smal! Business

Hays Charges Enliven Things  Coalition Battles Truman Move In  Bid To Kill R.F.C.

Democrats Beat Effort fo Halt RFC Changes   Vote Tally Hints Sentiment Strong To Abolish Adency

House Vote Approves TrumanPlan   Republicans Expectec to Renew Attempt to Abolish Agency

Effort to Block Reorganization  Of REC Fails   Early Senate Okay of Troops Resolutions Seen

RFC Abolition Drive Gaining In Congress   Defeat of Truman Reorganizing Bill Viewed as Tip-Off

Life Of RFC Seen Periled   Coalition Seeking Abolition Of Ageney

Rayburn Thinks RFC Has Done Remarkable Job   Not in Favor of Killing Agency

U.N. Troops Gai Three Miles In Limited Attack  r War Contin <a. oir tani   Air War Continues To Be Heavy Despite Truce Negotiations

Ground Attack Resumes Troops Rip Red Lines   Air War Activity Continues; Fighters Riast Communist Convoys. Bomb Bases

Federal Court WouldIncrease Communist Bail   Sixteen Red Leaders Are Called—-Would Revoke Civil Rights Money

EFFORT S MADE TO REVOKE BAIL AND JAIL GROUP   Mystery Writer Plans To Appeal SixMonths Sentente— Communists Still Missing.   Committee Studies Plan ....  Extra Tax On Low Incomes Proposed

16 Red Leaders Face Boosting  Of Ther Bail   Government Has Asked That Bonds Be  luerrensecd.

Reds Back In Court On Bail Issue   Government Moves To Boost Amount  For 16 To $875,00€

McKinney Reports He And President Are Ready To Punish Few Termites

McKinney Out To Remove few Gratters  ee pues To Make Porty Stron ong

McKinney Says He and President Are Ready To Expose, Punish ‘Few? Politico ‘Termites’

Democrat Chairman Hopes To Oust Political Termites In Government

Mckinney To Help Punish ‘Few Political Termites   Democratic Chairman Says 99 Per Cent Govt. Officials Incorruptible: Speaks At: Banauet

Democrats Promise ‘Termite’ Exposure   National Chairman Assures ‘Sharp Watch’ for Grafters

McKinney Opens War On Grafters   Aims To Expose, Punish “Few Political Termites’’

McKinney Says He, Truman AreReady  Tok xposeGrafters   They Will Get Rid of ‘Few Who Are ‘Termites’ in Government,  He Says ”

Reds Agree To Start Prisoner Talks Now  Bow to U.N. Cai  Nincniitea Daliaing   Bow to U. N. Cal Despite Policing Of Truce Issue  Yet Undecided

Item Advanced On list Under UN Insistence  Allies Pressed For Reply To Proposal For Inspection

Allies Confirm Claim of Raid  Near Kaesong   Communists Yield to UN Demands in Move To Speed Up Talks

Commies Agree To Talks Over War Prisoner's   Act After Allied Demand For Speedy Plan Of Exchange

Will Speed Up Parley Against Dec. 27th Deadline   Meanwhile UN Command Admits TwinEngine Plane Made Bombing Attack on Outskirts of Neutral Kaesona.

Reds Yield to Demands For Immediate Talks on Exchanae of Prisoners   DNendline Dec. 27

Reds Agree to Discuss War Prisoner Exchange  Enemy Yields to U.N. Demands for Immediate Talks on Next-to-Last Truce Agenda Issue

Parley Is Set Today   UN Admits Air Raid On Outskirts Of  Kaesong

‘Yield To Strong Allied Demands For. Immediate Talks On Exchange Plans  Communists Accuse.UN Piaaes Of New .   Communists Accuse.UN Ptanes Of New Attacks On City Within Neutral Zone; In veactivatar« Find Romh (Cratere

Schedule Item On Agenda for Future Action '   Allied investigators Say Violation Claim By Enemy Accurate

Parley Is Set Today   UN Admits Air Raid  On Outskirts OF ~  2eanne

REDS AGREE T0 DISCUSS SWAP OF PRISONERS   One Delegate From Each Truce Team Will Begin Negotiations   ALLIED PLANE DROPS BOMB NEAR KAESONG

Peter Edson Reports: Acheson Wins Friends With  Firm Stand in Conference

New Berlin Airlift Building Up   Planes to Carry Out Exports Held Up by Russians,

Republican Leaders Regroup For Another Try at Passage Of Personal Income Tax Levy

York Sends Columbia, Pa.  Fresh Water   Firemen, Boy Scouts And Dairies Join In Transporting It

9.500 Stage Walkout At Wright Plan   Wage Negotiations For Engine Makers Hit First Snag

Allies Surge on Toward New Line Six a of the Han After Capturing  Strategic Hill 431.

Allies Press Ahead to Contact Enemy   Rear Guard Units Fight Stubborn Delaying Actions

Withdraw Over. Five: Miles, Take Stand: Six Miles.South of Han’ : AfioS Alliad Attack.

UN Forces Meet New  Enemy. Line  ‘TT.   Main Red Defense Snaps As Allies Take Vital Hill

Red Chinese Forced From Defense Line   Allied Forces Surge On Six Miles South Of Han River In Latest Drive; UN Units Smashing Enemy Troops Along Front

Reds Pull Back  To New Defenses  When Allies Take Stratesic Hill .

Allies Press Ahead fo Contact Enemy   _ Rear Guard Units Fiaqht Stihhorn   Rear Guard Units Fight Stubborn Delaying Actions

CHINESE KNOCKED FROM MAIN LINE SOUTH OF SEOU   Communists Pull Back Five and a Half Miles to New Defenses Six Miles From Han River.   ALLIED SOLDIERS ARE IN PURSUIT   Stubborn Delaying Actions Fought by Enemy Rearguards to Cover Reds’ Withdrawal.

Allied Forees Knock Chinese Reds From Main Defenses South Of Seoul

Reds Quit Main Defense Lines  South of Seoul   UN Capture of Vital Hill Forces Chinese Retreat; Allies Gain

Allied Advance Forces Chinese Into Retreat  Main Red Defenses Refore Seou! Brakan   Main Red Defenses Before Seoul Broken When Hill Captured

Reds Retreat Before Seoul As UN Gains   Chinese Pull Back Over Five Miles As Allies _ Move Forward

Scrap Comes After Bitter ‘Radio Debate   Hoosier Contends Humphrey Hurls Very Dirty Name

Communists Back Down On Pledge   UN Truce Team Again Denied List Of War Prisoners

Unless Ohio Gets It, Cities Will Have Wasted Money, Group Says State Needs Local Air Service, Aviation Board Tells CAB

FCC Begins Steps On Role of Radio For U. S. Security   FM, Video Groups Callec to Secret Conference Requested by Air Defense Command

Christy Enters. City Campaign  “Bight Candidates Set: * ‘li Commissioner Race

Move fo Amend Constitution to Limit Amount of Tax Government Can Collect

oix More Rescind Earlier Approval of Move: Florida and 19 Other States Seek Amendment To Constitution Limiting Federal Tax ‘Take’

Move Is Started In Several States To Limit Tax Government Can Take

Tropic Storm Losing Strength  Puerto Rico Alerted For New Disturbance

Buffer Extending 135 Miles To North Suggested By Allies   Communists Are Still Clinging Stubbornly To Proposal Of 38th Parallel

NEW SHOWDOWN OVER BUFFER DRAWING NEAR   Reds Still Refuse To Accept Plan Allies Are Asking

Parley Tension ls Heightened By Red Troops   Armed Red Troops Noted Moving In Kaesong Neutral Zon

Myth That Nation Has No Mora Purpose Could Ruin Free World   America Must Extend Its Revolution If People Wish Our Proposition Fo Liv

The Permanent Revolution To Win More Friends For U. S. Bring’Em Here And Show ’Em

RADIO REPORTS REVOLT QUELLED DURING MORNING   Army Believed to Be Instigators Of Outbreak

Revolutionar y Move Starts In dr gentina   Peron Proclaims State O! War; Rebellion Is Caused By Army

Sudden Revolt In Argentina  Said Put Down   Government Cites Retired Generals: Labor Calls Strike

Doubt Claim of Peron Rebellion Is Suppressed   Believe Rebels Issue Ultimatum To Peron to Resign

Revolution Breaks Out In Argentina Against Peron Regime  Two Army Generals  Lead Uprising, Ask

WORKING HOURS INCREASE SEEN BY MOBILIZE   Wilson ‘Also Says One Manufacturer —Will Cut: Prices

W. 6TH ST. OPEN ON LIMITED BASIS   But Speeders, Joy-Riders ta Be Arrested, Police Chief Says   JOB ALMOST COMPLETE

ON LIMITED BASIS   But Speeders, Joy-Riders to Be Arrested, Police Chief Says   JOB ALMOST COMPLETE

Three-Year Program On Assessing Urged  Senate Finance Group Offers Compromise Between 2 Proposals

Valuations Would All Be Put On Books At  Same Time   REPORT SENATORS ARE SYMPATHETIC

UN Will Drive Farther North, Ridgway Insists  Cease-Fire Demands  Will Be Continued

Ridgway Says UN Troops To Continue Drive   General Confers With Truce Talk Leader Today

Ridgway Says . UN Will Continue Drive Northward   Says Allied Demands For Cease-Fire Line  Advance With Front

Gen. Ridgway Says UN Troops Wil Continue Northward Drive and Cease-Fire Line fo Move With It

UN Demand: To Advance With Front   Ridgeway Confers With Adm. Turner On Truce Ouilook

Troops Of UN Continue Drive In North Korea  Allies Within Five Miles Of Kumsona

U.N. TO CONTINUE DRIVE NORTHWARD SAYS RIDGWAY   Allied Cease-Fire Line To Advance With Front; Commander Talks To Joy

Truce Demands ToAdvance With Korean Front  Ridgway Confers   Ridgway Confers For Hour With Chief Allied Negotiator

Ridaway Firm in His Demand on Cease-Fire Line   Insists U. N- Proposal Will Be Altered as Fighting Front Moves North.

Negotiations To Continue Talks Proceed Slowly   Allied Chief Talks With Adm. Joy; UN Rejects Red Offer

General Ridgway Says U.N. Will Continue Drive; Cease Fire Line To Follow Front   Officers Jockeying Over Neutral Area Boundary Lines

General Says UN Offensive Will Continue   Has Conference With Joy As Truce Talks Are Still Held Up

UN Still Asks Buffer On  Battle Lines  Both To Move North — Ridgway

Gen. Ridgway Says U.N. Troops Wik Continue to Advance; Roaring Air Fight Is Reported

Oil Crisis Vote Delayed Again   Russians May Veto Council's Decision On Iran Question

Registration Fairly Heavy, Clerk Renorts   Monday Final Day for Logansport Voters to Register

Not Shielding Prison Probe, Says Burnquist   News of St. Cloud Investigation Will Be Released

FIVE IN FAMILY KILLED AS TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE   Man, Wife and Three Childre: Dead in Accident on Crossing.

Daniels School Bill Hearing Raises Problem:   High Enrollments, Zooming Building Costs Cast Fears

Schoo! Problem Is Acute in Ohio  Buildings Crowded   Buildings Crowded And Costs Rising

Churchill Completes Cabinet, Meets With Commons First Time  Names Son-In-Law To Head Atomic and  Weapons Production

Churchill Fills Cabinet,  Cuts Salaries   Names Son-in-Law Supply Minister; Commons Organizes

Kefauver Committee  Lausche To Be First Ohio  Crime Probe Witness

Si a es  Lausche to Fire Opening Blast In Senate Urime Probe   Ketauver Group Moves To Cleveland   Governor To Appeat As ‘Honored Guest’

FLOOD DANGER AT K. 6. PASSES   J am  KAW RIVER REACHES  STANDSTILL IN RISE WELL BELOW TOP OF DIKES.

Must Serve 70 Yearsfor Death Of Wife’s Lover   Evidence Does Not Support Claim of Fight

Brown—One-Man Army Beats Off Enemy Attacl   Parents Go To Washington

UN Casualties Reached High Mark In Korea   Over 100,000 War Victims Listed By Allies

U.N. CASUALTIES IN KOREA 101,107   ABOUT 95 PER CENT OF TOTAL SUFFERED BY AMERICAN FORCES.

Henry Tollett Is Dead of Wounds   Former Ares Man, Fugitive: Shot in Californie, Seccumbs At Alecatrex

Price Leveling Getting Closer Says DiSalle   Points Out First Decline in Retail Prices in February

OPS. Chief Sees Prices Leveling Off   Change in Cotton Ceiling May Open Exchanges Thursday

Arab-Asian  Korea Plan Due For UN Talk Today   Seven-Nation Parley Proposed By Indians To Discuss Problems

Indian Delegate To Present Plan For 7-Nation Talk  Rau Wants Proposal To Precede Brand China Demand

New Arab-Asian Proposal To Settle Korean Conflict Topic Of United Nations Political Committee Today   Gen. MacArthur Confident On Eve Of 71st Birthday

UN Group To Study Pronosal   Arab-Asian Plan Ducks Any Mention Of Cease-Fire; Rau To Urge Adoption

Arab-Asian Blo Urges 7-Nation Talks on Korea  Austin Charges Red China Blackmails United Nations

UN Committee To Receive New Peace Proposal   Rau to Appeal For SevenNation Conference; Austin Discounts New ArabAsian Peace Move

New Proposal In U.N. Omits  Cease-Fire   Seven-Nation Talks Asked, Including Russia and China

Arab-Asian Step Counts Red China In   Ducks Cease-Fire; Austin Rips Russia And Her Bloc Again

U.N. Committee   On Korean War   Arab-Asian Plan To End Conflict To Be Considered

New Proposal To Be Aired By UN Today   Arab-Asian Plan to Avert War Will Be Considered; Calls  For Canference

CRIME PROBE HAD EFFECT AN DETROIT .   “Scrap Metal Blast Causes Ending . Of Selling Pact

Conferees  Agree Upon Big Aid Bill   Both Chambers Vote " tation ; Measure Today

Conferees Agree Upon Big Aid Bill   Both Chambers Vote On Appropriation Measure Today

3oTH FARM: SHOW =“FO'OPEN' MONDAY   Keynote “Will Be’ War. time Food. Production

STATE FARM SHOW TO BEGIN MONDAY   Best Of Pennsylvania's Great Agriculture Industry Will Be On Display At Harrisburg Next Week

Prepare ror Opening Of Pa. Farm Show, Mon Theme Of This Year's  Exhibition To Keynote Wartime Food Output

SECONDED BY CARLSON   Kansan Declares General Will Run for GOP and Be Elected   AT SPECIAL PROGRAM   Nearly 150 See Films on Brazil Pioneer Life by Sasha Seimel

Floods Imperil Missouri Towns   Mississippi Crest Moving Southward

Demos Ready  TLS.T. Boost   Party Leaders to En dorse “Courageous Efforts”

significant Viove Western Demos Endorse Peace  Efforts Of President - Acheson

Acheson Also Boosted . <..  Democrats Praise President’s Policies

For Chief To Limit   Demos Ready to Base 1952 Campaign On Foreign Policy Issue

‘Conrageous Efforts’ Praised CT  ‘Truman, Acheson Backed ‘By Western Democrats

Western Democrats to Back Efforts Of Truman, Acheson Towards Peace

Wesfern Demos To Back Harry   Laud Truman, Acheson  In Efforts For Peace

Western Democrats Back Truman Peace Program   Kerr Says GOP ‘Beating Tom-Toms Of War;’ Boyle  Sees Start Of ‘Fighting Campaign For 1952”

Demos Endorse Truman Efferts To Win Peace   Denver Meeting Takes a Slap at MacArthur As Campaign Plans Emerge

No Policy Change Is Seen in Attack   Democrats Back ‘Courageous Efforts Of Truman, Acheson to Win Peace 

WHIRLPOOL IN METAL APPEAL   Asks NPA To Reconside: Reduction In Usé Of Copper

A Price List-And Not For Peace Red China Lists Needs To Keep Going In Korea

Three-Way Split Stymies W. S. B.  Industry Holding Out For Wage Limitations

Industry WSB Members  Propose 8% Raise Limit   Board Split Three Ways, With Labor Asking 12 Pe Cent Above June. 1950. Plus Fringe Benefits

Industry Seeks To Ward Off New Pay Hikes   Move To Limit Increases To 8 Percent Beains

Industry fo  Request Top On Pay Boos!   Proposal to Limit « « Raises to. 8 Per Cent Is Pondered by Price Contro! Officials ~

Wage Bloe Backs 8 Pet. Pay Boosts   ‘Catch-Up Inequities’ Only Allowance Made By Industry Group

3-Way Split Holds Up Wace Policy   Indusfry Members Seek to Limit Raises to 8% Above Jan. 15

Industry To Propose Limit 87 Pay Boost   Labor Asks Least Raise 12 Per Cent Over Jan., 1950

Seek fo Put Limit On Wage Boosts to Stop New Round  Industry Members Want Freeze at 8% Increase

Wage Boost Limit Asked At 8 Percent   Industry Members On WSB To Oppose  New Round Of Hikes

Propose Limit On Pay Raises   Suggest 8% of ‘50 Level   Plan Aimed at Only ‘Catch Up Inequities’

Industry Wants To Limit Raises Under WSB Plan  Ching Seeks To Ease Wage Freeze; Labor  Vbhecex ba FR doce deen eehet

Limit To Future Wage Increases Sought By Boare   Industry Members Of WSB Would Oppose Pay Hikes

Three-Way Split Delays Formula On Wage Contro!   Board Factions Divided on Size of Hike

W.5.B. WORKS ON NEW PAY FORMULA   Would Limit Hike To Eight Per Cent Over Jan. 15

FIGHT OVER NEW INCREASE STIRS FEDERAL BOARD   Proposal Made To Limit. Raises To Fight Per Cent Meets Opposition  - OF Labor Leaders,

Ceiling on Pay Increases Asked by WSB Faction   Industry Members Say Stabilization Calls for Strict Limit

Industry Seeking 8 Pct. Limit for Future Pay Raises   WSB Hunts Formula To Relax Jan. 25 Wage Freeze; Labor's Plan Provides Wider Marain

Industry ‘Offers’ $ Per Cent Topon Wage Increases   3-Way Membership Splits Over Issue; Labor Wants 12 Per Cent, Public Is in Favor of Eight Per Cent With Aid for Pensions Excluded

Industry Asks Limit on Wages Stabiliation Board   Stabiliation Board is Split on Issue

PROPOSE GOV'T LIMIT FUTURE PAY INCREASES   Industry Suggests Top 8 Per Cent Above January 15 Levels,

WAGE BOARD DEBATES PAY BOOST LIMIT   Membership Split Over Way To Deal With Problem.

Limit Urged For Future Pay Raises — By Industry  Stabilizing  Board   Stabilizing Board Determined To Hit New Increase Round

Board Members Want Limit On Wage Increases   Management Representatives Seek But 8 Per Cent Boost.

BOOSTS URGED   Industry Members Of WSB Would Allow ‘Catch-Up Inequities’ Only

DETER UN WAGES  Stabilization Board Calls for 8 Per Cent Limit on Pay Hikes

INDUSTRY BLOC URGES 8% TOP ON PAY HIKES   WSB Public Members Slide With Management; Labor Proposes 12‘.

Future Pay Hike Limit Proposed :  Industry Members Of WSB Offer Plan

Industry Mbves ToHaltPay Hikes Over 8 Pen Cent   Limit Of Wagq Boosts  Business Membdrs Ask Below Labor’s  Desires

Arkansas Pilot In Big Jef Batfle   UN Onslaught Too Much For Korean Communists

120 Jets Clash Over North Korea   Americans Claim One Russian-Made MIG Is Shot Down

Deep-Rooted Constitutional Dispute Revived By Taft Blast Before Senate

Argument Based On Constitution   Articles Define Powers of President

Who's Right (Truman, Taft) on U. S. Troops Being Used in Europe Force?   $80 Billion U. S. Budget Suggested

Dispute Over Constitution  Deep-Rooted   Congress May Settle Issue

Speech by Taff Starts Dispute on Constitution   Senator Virtually Call for Showdown Which Congress May Decide

Troop Shifts Legal? latt'sTrumanChallenge Stirs Up Deep-Rooted Constitutional Dispute

COMPLETE PLANS FOR LAGET HERE   STAVANGER AMT LAGET TO MEET IN ROLAND, IOWA ON JUNE 29 & 30 and JULY 1

STAVANGER LAGET TO MEET IN ROLAND   FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, JUNE 29 AND 30 AND JULY 1 ARE THE DATES

  Fifty American War Dead Coming Home By Transport From Battlefields Of Koree

Moore’s Body Shipped To U. S  Gen. Lowe Sees First  War Dead Sent Home

Fifty American War Dead From Four Branches Of Service Start On Voyage Home from Korea

Korean War Dead Returning Home   Fifty Bodies Put Aboorc Transport En Route "T. Camtac

Iran’s Police, Army Alerted By Mossadegt   Premier Moves to Guard Against Possible Coun by Foes

Furor Rages Over O’Dwye1   New Jersey Senator Urges Recall Of Envoy: White House Firm

Sen. Smith Says President Should Recall O'Dwyer  White House Asserts   White House Asserts He Has No Plans to Take Any Action

The Weather   Clear Name, O'Dwyer, or Quit--G.0.P.   Many Demos Also Want Cloud Lifted

GOP Demands O’Dwyer Clear Name Or Quit   Republicans Out For Ambassador’s Sealp: Further Probe Planne

Senator Calls For Recall of O'Dwyer From Mexican Post  Acheson Says He Sees No Reason Why Forme Mavor Shanld 2 Winn,

GOP Presses For Resignation  Of O'Dwyer   Ambassador Hints He May Have Answer on Crime Charres

[Republicans Ask O'Dwyer te Resign as Ambassador Or Clear Self as Aid to Crime

Republicans Putting Heat On O'Dwyer   Demand That Ambassador Clear His Name or Resign as Result of Kefauver Charges.

Strikes Over Nation Idle 40,000 Workers  ' Other Unions May  Walk Off Jobs

More Than 35,000 Workers Are Idled By Strikes As More Than 100,000 Threaten To Leave Jobc.

35,000 Are idled By Strikes   Hamper Manufacturing, Transportation Utilities; Threaten To Force More To Quit.

Real Stor y Of Dismissal  Suppr essed   General Refuses Invitation To Testify Again

MacArthur Not To Testify In Rebuttal   General Declines Invitation Of Senate Committee

MAC REFUSES T0 TESTIFY AGAIN   Says Public Interest Would Not Be Bettered By His Return

Peron Gets Off President's Spot   Steps Down During Election Campaign

Juan Peron Gives Up Post As Argentine’s President Pending Oct. 11 Election

Acting Chief To Be Named By Congres:   Argentine Boss Decides ‘To Step Aside During Political Campaien:

Dayton Police Don Gym Shoes To Keep Footing   Number of Victims of Falls on Slippery Streets in Ohio Increase

No Relief telief Seen F rom ‘Winter  More Cold, Snow Weather Forecast

Buffalo Hunting Today Is a Far Cry From How the Indians Used to Hunt Them

“We Used to Do It Better”  Indians Snickeras Paleface Pumps Bullets into Old Buffalo

Look at the Record and You Would Think Nobody Wants to be President

' You’d Think No One Wanted the Job  Almost Everybody Said Coy About Seekins Presidency

It Seems Almost Nobody Wants Job Truman Is Hoiding Down This Term

Coy Presidential Aspirants Silent: Eisenhower Most Talked About Man

'Most fatked of Man in Both Parties Still Is Eisenhower  Don't Look Now, But It Would Seem Nobody —Well, Almost Nobody,-Wants Presidency

No Than ks,  Just Had One  No One Actually Admit He'll Run for President

Many Woo Presidential Nomination, Hardly None Willi Openly Admit It

lewa Traffic Deaths   Mr. Truman Knows What He's Going to Do, But Won't Soy....  A Full Field of Coy Candidates For President

Prospective Candidates Stay Silent   Democratic Chief Has Work Planned For 1952 Coutest

Coyness Aniong. Prospective Candidates For President Hits Record Proportions

Everybody's Coy About 1952'Candidacy for President: Truman Expected to Run

All Politicians Coy These Days On Presidency  Looks Like Nobody Is Eager for Job

Candidates For Presidency In 1952 Acting Coy As Time For Party Convention Nears:

Presidential Prospects Prove Shy Pe ee ee Se ee ee er ee  — . F} wv ret * & iat ae ~ FF 3 —e 7   Daniels Says Truman Will Run, Solons Favor Eisenhower

Few ‘Want’ To Be Next President   Coyness Among Candidates Sets New Records

Possible 1952 Presidential Candidates *Coyly Decline Definite Announcements

{You'd Think Nobody (Almost) Wants to Be President; Democrats Stymied, GOP Coy

Tallulah’s Maid ls Found Guilty   She Faces Maximum Of 7 To 15 Years  In Prison Sentence

Tallulah’s Maid Is Found Guilty;  Faves Maximum 15-Y ear Sentence

Fy-Tax Official To Be Witness  __ Investigators To Ask ‘About Fraud Cases

Caudle To Testify As Probers Study Levy Fraud Cases   Body Seeks To Find Whys Tax-Dodge Charges  2 ee ne

CAUDLE CALLED AS WITNESS IN TAX HANDLING   Congress Probe Group Will Hold Public Hearing Today

CAUDLE CALLED AS WITNESS IN TAX HANDLING   Congress Probe Group Will Hold Public Haarinc: a ee. ee

Fired Tax Fraud Prosecutor Will Testify In Probe   Caudle Faces Quiz About Wife’s Coat

Caudle Will be Star Witness At Tax Probe   Public Hearings to Be Held Today on Criminal Tax Cases

Late Race Results      Navy Filot Flies Higher, Faster Than Any Human Being

oe ee ROSE AIRS oe APA ARE TPES RAR  Plane Climbs Record 15 Miles, Whips Through Space at 1500 Miles Per Hour

Red Chinese Buyer Group in Berlin U. S. Authoritie: Move t:  See They Don’t Get Stratenic Materials

Chinese to Launch Huge Offensive This Month, POW Claims  High Rarking Red Says 250,000 Will Be Thrown Into Fight

Expect Red:China : Biggest Offensive   High-Ranking Prisoner Reveals Red China Will Hurl 250.000 Troops In Korean Push

Connally Warns Tidelands Theft Try Will Result In Concressional Action

Stop-Gap Price Freeze Order  Being Studied   Plan Considered While General Price, Wage Controls Are Prepared

Temporary 30-Day Freeze On Most Costs OF Living  Considered By Government

Plan To Freeze  Living Costs  Under Study May Require  30-Day Notice Of Price Boost

30-Day Price Freeze Planned As Full Controls Prepared   Order May Be Issued Early Next Week After Decision on High Policy Levels

Stop-Gap Orders To Freeze Costs  Are Under Studs   Act Would Hold Prices Until New Measure Is Passed

Stop-Gap Freeze Is Proposed   DiSatle May insist On 30-Day Notice Of Price Boosts

Shaping tatiers  Government Drafts Price Ceiling ‘Stop-gap’ Order

U.S. Officials Act to Freeze Cost of Living   Stop-Gap Measure Slated  To Precede General. Waeaon. Price Curhs

30-Day Price Freeze on Way  US Officials May Require Controls Early Next Week

Preparing Stop-Gap Ban  On Increases  Would Require 30 Days Notice of Any

Price Freeze Proposed By U.S. Officials   Stop-Gap Order Is Being Readied To Halt Rising Living Costs

United Nations Start Drive On 55-Mile Front in Korea   YU. 3. Troops Cress Han River Near Seoul— Commies Push Back ROKS on Eactarn Elant

Artillery And Aerial Aid Strong   Crossing Of Han River Forced; Foe Puts Up Stubborn,  Ritter Roecietanco

UN Attacks On 55-Mile Battleline   Bur as Allies Strike Near Seoul, Enemy Hits Hard On East Flank

Korean Reds Counterattack On East Flank   Enemy Fights Bitter Rear Guard Action Against Marines

Planes, Big Guns of  Artillery Give Strong Support to Troops   Wolfhound Group Crosses Han River   General Assault Made In Clear Weather By 3 Eighth Army Corps

Reds Open Up As UN Forces Cross the Han   ROK Troops Are Forced Back Along Part of Front

U.N. Attacks on 55-Mile. Front, Crossing River   Big Guns Spark Drive; North Koreans Counterattack on flank

Reds Resisting Bitterly. Roll Back South Koreans 3 Miles at One Point: Wolfhounds Cross Han   th. OLEN CLEMENTS

Allies Loose New Offensive On Long Fronf   General Assault Is Launched Under Cold, Clear Weather; Reds Resist Bitterly

Reds Resist Bitterly In New Assault   Wolfhounds Pace Push With Crossing Of Han East Of Secu!

Enemy thrusts South Koreans Back 3 Miles   Attacking Element Of 27th Regiment Crosses Han River

Red Resistance ls Strong At Most Points  Enemy Counterattack Smashes Back at

New Drive Near Seoul Is Started   Allies in Attacks On 55-Mile Front; Resistance Strong

U. §. Eiqnth Army Units Move Our Behind Srrong Artillery Support

U. S. Battalion Crosses Han River East of Seoul   MacArthur Tours Front Shortly After Assault; Korean Reds Hurl ROK’s Back on East Front

General Assault By Eighth Army Elements Begins  Counterattack: Red ' Resistance Stiffens -

Artillery Fire Scatters Reds In Most Areas   Planes Also In On Pre-Attack Softening-Up

Reds Resisting Bitterly as Big Push Is Started   Thunder of Artillery Constant; Counter Drive Attempted

Allies Smash Along 55-Mile  Korean Front   Communists Fight Bitterly To Hold Back Big Assault

13,500 Reds  Resist Drive   Wolfhounds Surge Across Han River; South Korean Troops Rolled Back

Allies Meet Strong Red  Resistance  Seventh Division’s   Attack Is Stalled

Gigantic Artillery Barrage Precedes General Assault   Reds Answer By Smashing Eastern End of Battleline

Two Red Korea Corps Met On Eastern Flank   Chinese Resistance Is Bitter On Central And West - Central Fronts

U.S. TROOPS POUR ACROSS HAN RIVER   Wolfhound Battalion Regiment Leads Crossing East of Seoul After Tremendous Artillery Pounding.   REDS PUTTING UP BITTER RESISTANCE   Some Chinese Reported Surrendering After Bombardment, Others Mount Counterattack on East. ern Flank.

Allied Forces In Attack on 55-Mile Front   ROK Army Forced To Withdraw as Reds Counterattack

Atfack All Along 9-Mile Front: Cross Han River   Red Counter-Attack Drives Back ROKs On Eastern Flank

Chinese Hurl Counieratiack On East Front   Majer Battle Shaping Up

Fierce Fighting Flares Suddenly Over Lona Front   Missing Red Force Turns Up—Yanks Cross Han River

Enemy In Drive On East Front   Counterattack Is Deterrent To Push In Korea Battle

Foe Smashes Back At Eastern End Of 55-Mile Battleline   ROKs Withdraw One To Three Miles, One Battalion Unreported; UN Pushes Aeross Han River

But Thousands Of Reds Hit — Back in East      U.N. Forces Meet Bitter Resistance In General Assault

Allies Attack Qn 55-Mile  Fighting Front   Reds Stunned After Duel of Big Guns— Wolfhound Regiment Leads River Crossing

Smash Across  Han Aided by Heavy Barrage Reds Resistance   Reds Resistance Stiff; Three Corps In General Assault

Red Counter-Attack Checks US Division   Massing Reds In Sudden Appearance On Eastern End cf Korea Battle Line; Wolfhound Regiment Crossec Han Rivas

U.N. Troops Open General Offense On 55-Mile Front   Reds’ Resistance Reported ‘Bitter’ In Opening Drive

Get Sunnort From Planes And Bie Guns   Units of All Three Corps in U. S. 8th Army Take Part In  General Assault

Powerful Red, UN Armies Clash along 55-Mile Battle Front   Thunderous Artillery Fire Paves Way for Allied Units; Foes Slash at Eastern Flank

Counter Drive By Reds Rolls ROKs Back 1 to 3 Miles   Artillery Barrage East of Seoul Stuns Chinese; Many Surrender

Reds Battle  South Korea Troops Hard In One Area   Enemy Counter-Push In Force Expected,  Buildups Are Noted

Eighth Army Attacks On Wide Front   U.N. Troops Cross Han River Clash With Dug. mutt Reda

Artillery, Air Support Is Strong .  Enemy Resistance Reported Bitter

BITTER STAN! BEING MADE BY REDS   Famous Wolfhound Regiment Spearheads Assault   MAC ARTHUR   Visits Front Shortly After Push Begins: Warns Of Chinese Buildup

U. Ni Forces Attack on 55 Mile Front in Central and   West Areas    South Koreans Hard Hit By Counter Thrust on Eas tern Flank

Red Counter Drive Hits Eastern Flank   U. N. Crosses Han River as Enemy Strikes at ROK Troops in East

Thousands Of Reds Open Own Assault   Sudden Appearance Of Massing Communists All But Checkmates Advance By American Seventh Division

Chinese Start Drive As U. N. Troops Open General Assault   MacArthur Visits Paitle Front

Enemy Hits Baek On Eastern Flank Of Long Battleline   Reds’ Sudden Appearance  AH But Checkmates  Attack By 7th Division

U.N. Begins Assault on 55-Mile Line   Communists Strike Back On Eastern Sector of Mountain Battlefront; River Han Crossed

Eighth Army Spearheads Big Push   Reds’ Counter-Blow May Be Start of Major Offensive

New Assault Crosses Han; Reds Lash Back   Six American And ROK Units Join In Heavy Smash; Heavy Resistance Met On East End Of Line

Hordes of Reds Hit at East End of Korean Front   However, in Other Areas Allies Follow Ariillery Barrage to Advance.

General Assault Comes with Aerial and Artillery Support; Cross Han River near Seoul.   INITIAL RESISTANCE CALLED ‘BITTER’

Reds Smash Back Along 55-Mile Front in West   Wolfhounds Span Han River against Light Resistance

Allies Open 55-Mile _ Offensive   Gain in West And Central Sectors, But Are Halted in East By Red Counterdrive

ASSAULT PUSHED ALONG 55-MILE FRONT IN KORER   Reds Resist Bitterly In Some Areas—MacArthur Says No One Can Win In Present  Situation.

U.N. Forces Attack On 55-Mile Front; Cross Han River   Reds Smash at ROK Force on East of Line

Heavy Air Blows Precede Attack   Red Resistance !s Bitter Along West-Central Front

Counter-Attack By Mass Of Reds Slows Advance   U.N. Forces Attack On 55-Mile Front Behind Artillery Barrage

Big Barrage Batters Reds Before Drive   Enemy Hits Back In Eastern Sector, With Resistance Growing

Red Resistance ls Strong At Most Points   Enemy Counterattack Smashes Back at East End of Line

lke Returns To Visit Germans  Asks Aid Of Nation He Once Conquered

Gen. Ike Now At Frankfurt   Requests Germans Join Freedom's Fight

Gen. Eisenhower In Germany For Defense Parley  Hopes That Germans Will Be Alianed   Hopes That Germans Will Be Aligned With Freedom Loving

Yugoslavia Speeds Up  Rearmament   Marshal Foresees No Immediate War Threat In Europe

Tito Says Yugoslavi Ready to Stand By U.S. In Case of War  Says Danger of War Actually Exists, But Not in Near Future

Tito Says Yugoslavia Ready To Stand Against Russia   Asserts His Nation Will Join With U.S. and the West lf Soviets Attack

Yugoslav nead Reveals Stand At Conference   Aid Sought To Resist Red Border Satellites

Senate Nears Final Say On Training Bill   Four-Million Ceiling Clamped On Forces Despite Pentagon

Chapman's Death Halts Draft Vote   Senate Recesses In Memory of Colleaaue

ALGER HISS’ HOPES DIMMED   ‘Appears To Have Little  Chance Of Avoiding  Prison Term

Prison Looms For Alger Hiss  Convicted Perjuror Has Slim Chances

U.S. Needs Its Allies, Collins Says   Army Chief Believes MM’ Arthur Was Wrone

Murray Announces  Prizes For Essays   Gorerncr te Give Savings Bonds for Eighth Groda Win mere er Government

Grand Jury Indicts 11 In Cage Fix   Three Bradley Players, Eight Gamblers Namec By New York Jurymen

INDICT 11 IN CAGE SCANDAL   3 Bradley Cage Stars, & ‘Fixers’ Named By Grand Jury

hight hixers. Three bradley Stars Indicted   All-American Among College Men Facing Charges—Gunman : Named Ring Leader

— BASKETBALL3 Bradley Players Indicted   GUNMAN AMONG EIGHT ‘FIXERS’

Indiciments Returned on Three Cagers   All-America Star Named By Grand Jury; Maz Hunted in Connection With Probe

Eight Other Non-Players Named by Jury  Melchiorre, Mann, Chianakas Accused Of Garden Pav-Off

11 Indicted In Basketball Fix Scandal  Three Players From Bradley Five Among Accused

Gunman, Six Bradley Stars Are Indicted   Fixed Basketball Games In N, ¥.

Gunman Among 11 Indicted In Basketball Fix   True Bills Are Returned Against 3 Bradley Players

Bradley's Stars, ‘Fixers’ Charged By New York Jury  Four More Facing Illinois Hearings In Bribery Case

Melchiorre, Mann, Chian akas Students Charged: Bank Robber -Gunman One of Gamblers In. volved

11 IN HOOP FIX SCANDAL. INDICT D   Three Bradley Players, 8 Others Face Charges

Terrific Air Fights Continue As Allied B-29s Pound Vital North Korean Objectives; Reds Attack

Bridge Pounded By UN Bombers   Tough Interference Met From Red Jets.

U.N. Bombers ‘Hammer Vital Ridge in Korea   Determined Attacks By Red Jets Fail To Halt Allied Raid

Exhausted Princess, Duke Schedule Meetings With Children of Toronto

Hoover Warns  Of Saboteurs   FBI Urges Swift Report Of Fires. Explosions

Military Plane With 19 Cadets  Down in Arizona C-47 Was Trapped By Fog and Rain; F-51 Also Lost

19 Cadets On Transport, 40 Persons On Airliner ~  Weather Hinders Search Planes

19 Cadets On Board Lost Plane   Transport Missing In Arizona Since Sunday; Another, 40 Aboard, Also Gone

28. Aboard Lost C-47 Transport   Nineteen. West Point  . Cadets Listed On Military Airplane Lost In Arizona

2 MILITARY AIRCRAFT ARE DOWN IN WEST   Transport With 28 Passengers, Including 19 West Point Cadets Missing in Bad Weather.

14 Passengers Survive Crash of an Airliner   19 West Point Cadets Are Aboard Transport Missing Ove; Arizona

Military Ship Lost 18 Hours   Fighter Plane Also Missing in Arizona

28 Hunted  in Arizona   19 West Point Cadets on Craft Feared Down in Mountain Area

BAD WEATHER HAMPERING SEARCH   One Lost In Pennsylvania, Other In Arizona   Of West Point Are Among 28 On Lost Transport: Officials Hopeful

Search Also Goes on For Big Transport   40 Aboard Plane Missing After

2. Military  Planes Down  In Arizona   19 Cadets Among 22 On C-47; Fighter Plane Unreported ©

19 West Point Cadets Aboard Missing Plane  Bad Weather In Arizona

Accident Fatal To 2 Soldiers: 4 Hurt Critically   Car Taking Group Back To) Devens Collides With Truck In Connecticut

Peace Hopes Seen Gaining Over E Wurope   Noted Editor S Says Slavs Would F ioht   Strength Of West Europe, U. S. Plan Of Action Reassure Writer

U. S. Efforts Now Meeting Red Menace   No War This Year, Noted Editor Says   May Be Put Off At Lease Decade, Says Mathews After European Tour

Excess Profits Tax Fight Likely  Bill May Come Before Senate Wednesday

Excess Profits Levy Now Expected To Cause Bitlerest Ficht In Senate

Two Speidel Sewage Plant  Bids Accepted   St. Joe Contractor Lowest Of 6 Bidders

Swimming Poo Closes August 29   City Official Reveals. ’ Plan to Extend Schedule If Good Weather Prevails

Pool May Be Open Until Labor Day   Closing Date To Depenc On The Weather Here

STAGGERS INTO POLICE STATION Dazed Bachelor Charges Three Girls Raped Him In Vacant Lot

Wherry Successors— _  Knowland And Saltonstall Looming As Possibilities .

Republicans Pondering Successor for Wherry   Sens. Knowland and Saltonstall Loom as Top Candidates for Post

Voice Infested With Reds, Says Senate Group   Red Infiltrations Into Radio Program Charred Bv Senate

CHARGE RED TIE IN RADIO OUTLET   Reporls Made That Red Sympathizers Have Laviltrated The “Voice O t America’ Program.

Truce Talks Make  Progress In [Corea   Red Sympathizers Infiltrating Voice Of America, Senators Told

Hints at Reds In Office of The ‘Voice’   State Department Radio Program Said to Have Commies in NY Office

“Voice’ Target Of Charges In Quiz By Solon:   Red Sympathizers Reported In Office As Prohe Continues

Senate Probers Examine ‘Infiltration’ Of Reds into ‘Voice of America’ Work

Probers Say Reds May Be Using ‘Voice’   Senate Investigators  ‘Eye State Department In Checking Charges ’ Reds Are Infiltrating

‘Voice’ Group Facing Probe  ~ McCarran Sees Reds  Busy In Denartmenr

Ridgway Flies Back to Front   American Jets Win Decisive Victory in Historic Battle

Production of Cars, TV Sets, Efe. Is Not Yet Cut Much for Defense

Car Output To Remain Af High Level  Government Officia Cmue Autace Ta   Government Officia’ Says Autos To Be Manufactured

Auto, Consumer Googs Output Will Stay High Despite Steel Use Cut

AUTO OUTPUT WILL BE RIGH   Preduction Of Other Consumer Goods Also To Be Extensive

Auto Output To Remain Good Despite Steel Cut   Head Of NPA Assures Public That One-Fifth Stee] Cut Will Not Affect Consumer Goods

Cuts In Steel. Not Likely Te Slash Output   Production Of Care : ‘Due T To! Continue: “at :

Conmunaee Goods To Be At High Output, Despite Bans, Official Reports

Production To Continue High  Steel Used In Gvilian Goods Is Ordered Cut

Civilian Veel Use Cut 20 Pct.  But Gutput Slated To Continue Hiah

Production To Continue At High Level Despite Cuts, Official Predicts

Civilian Use Of Steel Cut 20 Per Cent   No Real Shortage Of Cavs, Household Appliances Seen

Continue High Car Production   Other Consumer Goods Also at High Levels, Savs Fleischmann

UN May Agree To Extension Of Truce   Deadline For Halt Of Talks Gets 30-Dayv Limit

UN Would Agree to Short Extension Of Truce Negotiations  Rae k na Boa a 4   Armistice Agreement By Deadline Tomorroy  Virtually Impossible

UN TO Rant TO EXTENSION (F DEADLINE   Allied Truce Team Emphasizes It Will Not Approve Long Delay.

TRUMAN SEEKS TO WOO LABOR BACK T0 FOLD   Directs Two Moves To Get Unions Back Into The Defense Program

‘Truman Makes Moves To Get Labo Back Into Mobilization Program   Seeks Formula For Revising The Wage Stabilization Setup

Army Has Issued Outline of Talks to Men Who Are Being Discharged From Service

Independence Hall May Be Known Also As Shrine of Liberation for Europe

Resist Law to Set Prices of Political Ads   Alabama Legislature Passes Bill Fixing Advertising Costs

Price Law Stirs Alabama Protest   Would Fix Rates For Political Ads

Boyle Ready To Appear Before Senate Probers   Sen. Hoey Says Other Officials Will Be Called

Boy le Ready To Cooper ate Willing to Appear   Willing to Appear On legacy on Loan From RFC

Hoey Says RFC Probers To Call Boyle   ‘Democratic Party Chairman Ready To Testify

—Kr C— Boyle To — Testify in Loan Probe   Other Witnesses  To Be Summoned

Boyle Ready To Face Senate Probe, He Says   Hoey Tells Reporter Of Unnamed Witnesses To Be Called in Hearing

Hoey Promises To Call New Names . As Boyle Agrees To Testify On Loan

Boyle Willing fo Appear af Probe of RFC Dealinas   Others, Not Yet Named. Also May Be Called As Witnesses at Hearing.

Six Survivors Of Ship Fire, Blast Rescued   ' Number Safe Rises To 30; One Killed, Five Missing, Presumed Deas

More Survivors Qf US Freighter Rescued Today   Six Men Found Near Scene Of Explosion That Wrecked Ship

SIX MORE SURVIVORS OF SHIP FIRE, EXPLOSION RESCLIED FROASA PACICIC

More Survivors Saved But Five Still Missing   Six Crewmen Of Freight er Are Rescued Early Today. Ve

6 More Saved As Ship Sinks; Six Men Lost   One Killed And 5 Missing During Rescue Attempt, Coast Guard Says

Plan. First Offered By’ Sen. Robert A. Taft, Has “Attracted Considerable Attention” As Alternative   DEFENSE DEPT. ASKS LOWER DRAFT AGE

Taft Proposes To Draff Men 182 Years Of Age   Longer Service Period Also Is Being Sought

—~COMPROMISE 182 Draft Plan Gains Support   SENATE GROUP IS INTERESTED

Propose. Draft Start at 181% As Compromise   Taft's ,Plan Gains Backing In Congress

Compromise Proposal.To Start Drafting Men At 18/2 Years Of Age Gains Support In Congress

Bill to Draft Young Men 182 Gains Support   Proposal Submitted As Alternative to Administration's Plan

Taft Plan Supported By Solons   Congressmen Hope lo Avoid Draft Of Fathers Husbands and Veterans By Lowering Age

CLAIM ACHESON WILL RESIGN AS SECRETARY   -Report Dulles Considered By The President

SAY ACHESON ~ MAY RESIGN IN NINETY DAYS   Newspaper Says Dulles, Republican, Considered for Secretary of State.

Report Acheson Job Is Insecure   - Dulles May Succeed to Peat. Says Writer on Capital Affairs —

Say Acheson To Leave Cabinet  To Be Sacrificed; Dulles Is Mentioned

May ‘Sacrifice’ Secretary of Stale   Some Believe Acheson Will Quit Soon.

Predict Dean Acheson Out In 90 Days   Paper Quotes Democrats On ‘Sacrifice’

Cicero Rioting Quietens Down   Negro Will Occupy Riot-Torn Apartment

Negro To Insist Upon Living Tn White Apartment Building After Cicero Riots Are Over

Attlee Strikes Bargain With Left Wingers   Strives To Keep Tottering Labor Gov't. in Power

Compromise Eases Attlee. Predicament  TPR nn werpeten Cw... Pe   Bargain Struck With Left Wing; JOS Are Filled

Atilee Plugs. Cabinet Gaps   Labor Party Chiefs Strike Rarcain With. Bolters

Calinet Posts Quickly Filled  Alllee Strikes Rargain: With Leflwing Rolters in Rid to Stay in Power Longer

Attlee And Leftwingers Compromise   Bargail in n Agr reed Te   Bargain Agreed Tc In Stormy Caucus To Aveid Sisuster

ATTLEE PLUGS GAPS TO HOLD CABINET EDGE   Prime Minister Seeks Leftwing Bargain To Clinch Power

Wherry Proposes All-Over Policy For US Defense   Russell Immediately Rejects Idea; Clay Pleads For Troops

‘Senate Groups Urged To Formulate Over-All National Defense Policy

Wherry Proposes Senate Committees Formulate Over-All Defense Policy

Wherry Asks Policy Plan For Defense  Help Abroad  Ryorscell Save Tack   Russell Says Task Of Senate Is Not  To Set Stratezems

Public Hearings Ended  Russel! Immediately Rejects Wherry Proposal For Defense

Gen. Clay Pleads For Troops Bill   Wherry Favors Committee Study Of Issue

Senate Groups Take Time On Troop Ruling   Russell Says No To Wherry’s Plan For  Wafence Palhiow First

Wherry Urges Senate Groups Decide Policy  Wants An Over-All! Plan Before Okay Far Traaone lecue

Wherry Urges Senate Groups Decide Policy  Plan Before Okay For Troops Issue

Wherry Offers Defense Policy  Russell Opposed to - Committees Writing 

Wherry Proposes Over-All Senate Plan for Defense  Idea Rejected at Once by Chairman Of Service Group

WHERRY URGES DEFENSE POLICY   Wants Over-All Program Before Passing On Troops To Europe  WEARINGS ARE ENDED

Wherry Urges Senate Groups Decide Policy  Wants An Over-Al _ Plan Before Okay For Troops Issue

Wherry Plan  Turned Down  Wanted Hearings on All Defense Policies

Fight Rages On Snowy West Front   Red Tanks Bombed; Weather Cuts Action

Allies, Commies In Vicious Battle   U. S. Planes Attack Camouflaged Tanks

5 Sr Sa n,n. Se Se Se Se, Se. ae SPUR MAN AMONG FIVE GIVEN JAYCEE AWARDS  Young Texans Honored

+ * *« w *« « * : 3 Rad x x a nx SPUR MAN AMONG FIVE GIVEN JAYCEE AWARDS  Young Texans Honored

British Ships Plug Both Ends Of Suez Canal  Fresh Troops On Way To Tighten Guard As Egyptians Protest

No Progress Intran Oil Peace Talk:   Averell Harriman Admit: He Is Making Little Headway In Talks

No Schools pen; Read:  ce-Bound   Worse Weather On Way, Bureau Says; Trolley Line Opened;  Ctenaata dato Osh]

Hunters Death Toll Rises fo 10   Wounded Man Dies; Another Drowns

President And Eric Johnston In Conference  ©. ob. Bawenssta Tim   Seek Formula To Bring Peace In Mobilization Policy

COMMUNISTS IN SURPRISE WITHDRAWAL  10 Allied Divisions Forge Almost Solid

One UN Column Reaches 8 Miles Into No. Korea   Red Resistance Still Scattered and Light For Second Day

Biggest All Jet-Fight In History Erupts In Skies: Bridges Bombed

More UN Divisions Cross 38th Parallel  Very Few Enemy Troops: South of Troublesome Line

Two More UN Divisions in North Korea   Armored Columns Push Ahead Into ‘Red: Territory ~

UN Expands Drive Along Vast Front   Thunderjets Rout Red Fighter Planes In Big Battle

Two More Divisions  Go Over *   40:Enemy Fighters Strike at Bombers Near Manchuria

Biggest All-Jet Air Battle Of War Rages As Allies Move Ahead   Ground Forces Advance Against Scattered Resistance During High Altitude Fight.

Sentence Aide of McCarthy On Spy Count   Charles Davis Ordered Expelled by Swiss Five. Man Court

PASADENAN ORDERED EXPELLED  Swiss Court Convicts Yank of Spying for McCarthy

Allied Teams Push Chinese Forces Back   Stiffest Resistance Met by UN Troops Near Hwachon Dam

ENEMY SLOWLY PULLS BACK AS ATTACK SWELLS   Heavy Air And Artillery Assaults Compel Reds To Withdraw Before Allied Infantry.

Allied Tr ‘oops Probe Deeper Into Red Lines   North Korean Forces Give Ground Grudgingly But UN Forces Hold Ground

Allied Force Driven Back In Dam Area   Biggest Gains Made Near Key Road Hub Inside North Korea

Slight Gains by Allied Troops in Push Northward   U. N. Line Now Eight Miles South of Chorwon in Western Sector.

Allied Units Keep Reds Off Balance  Continue Grinding Advance to North

Allies Advance Up to 2 Miles In West Korea   UN Troops Push On Hub City and Dam at Hwachon

Allies Push Near Town  In Red Zone   Eighth Army Reports Signs of General Withdrawal on West  Front   Troops Slug On

Big Gains Scored By Allies   Advance Near to Chorwon Behind Artillery And Air Attacks

Allies Slowly Move Ahead 3000 Yards   Report Communist Offensive Slated For Last Week

Within Eight Miles of Reds’ Area for Offensive Buildup   Mile or Two Push Meets Grudging Resistance From Chinese; UN Forces Hold Ground Near Bia Hwachon Reservn;:

Allies Gain Slowly Along West Front   UN Advances Made Behind Heavy Air and Artillery Attacks; Two Assaults On Dam Turned Back

UN Tanks Punch Holes In Enemy Line Along Front   Attacks Throwing Enemy Offensive Out Of Balance

Enemy Gives Some Ground Before Hard UN Assaults   Air and Artillery  Attack Supporting ) > ae rr. =AAT tr

Allied Troops Push Ahead Along Front   Attacks Heavily Supported; Biq Advance Near.Chorwon

Allies Move Up Yards At a Time   Ground Given Grudgingly by Retreating Foe

Allies Advance Behind Air and Artillery Hits  Reds Give About 2 Miles Grudainaly

Allied Troops Continue Gains Against Enemy  Reds Grudgingly Give Ground Before

Enemy Gives In Grudainaly To Allied Troops   Air And Artillery Attacks Lead Way For Rugged Gains

Allies Slug Out New Gains On Western Front   Advances Are Made Under Support Of Heavy Air And Artillery Attacks;  Push Close To Chorwon

Yank ‘Troops Advancing Slowly linder Red Fire: Red Jets Repeat Attack

Allies Gain Nearly 2 Miles In West Korea   Reds Repel Two Attacks in Hwachon Dam Sector

ALLIES GAIN WITH BIG GUN, AIR SUPPORT   Push Ahead 1 1/3 to Twe Miles on Western: Front: Attacks Throw Red Offensive Timetable Off Balance.

Allies Gain 2 Miles on West Front   Reds Give Ground Grudgingly; Beat — Off UN Attacks On Rwachon Dam

Chinese Use Mortar And Rifle Fire   Enemy Fighis Hard For Eastern Base Of Vital Triangle

UN Allies Grind Ahead in Korea  In 3 Sectors  Reds Slowly Retreat. But Still Retain  Hwachon Dam

Heavy Allied Fire Forees  Enemy Back   Troops Push Forward 2 To 3 Thousand Yards In West

Stubbon Red Troops Yield Ground Slowly   Allied Soldiers Move Ahead Against Heavy Resistance From  Communist Forces

Reds Give Grudgingly To Allies   U.N. Troops Advance Up to Two Miles Along Western Front

ALLIES ADVANCE UP TO TWO MILES SOUTH, CHORWON  ——   CHINESE PRISONERS SAY BIG OFFENSIVE WAS TO BE APRIL 11

U.N. Forces Blast Out New Advance   fensive in Face of Slashing Attacks

Allies Grind On in West   Rede Give Grownd Grudg ingly. Stand and Fight For Hwachon Bose

U.N. Troops Make Slow  Advances   Largest Gains Are Near Chorwon; Ree Spring Offensive Plans OF Batance

Allied Tanks Punch Holes In Red Lines  No Letup In Doggec Defense Of Dam

Chinese Reds Defend Dam   Two United Nations Assaults Pushed Back Bv Communists

Allies Move Up Under Air And Artillery Fire.   Russian-Made Jets Back In Skies And Are . Chased.

TANKS, PLANES, BIG GUNS CLEAR WAY FOR ALLIES   Chinese War Prisoners Say Offensive Was To Start April 11.

UN Troops Gain ?.000-3.000 Yards  25 Russ-Made Jets Tangle With Sabres . 7 - awee . .

Allies Plunging Forward Over  Widened Area   Big Gains Made: South And East of Chorwon As New Push Begins

Reds Forced to Give Up Ground  Up to 2 Miles Taken hy Alliee at Chaorwan

ALLIES STAGE SLOW ADVANCE   Chinese Reds Giving Uy Ground Grudgingly In West Korea

U.N. Scores Gains  In Western Korea   Stubborn Reds Grudgingly Give Ground Before Attack

Reds Pull Back Before Pressure      Heavy Air. Artillery Attacks Pave Way fer Allied Gains

Allied Blows Force Red Troops Back   Big Gains Made © Near Chorwon, Base for Enemy Buildup

Artillery, Air Force Support Allied Advance  Reds Grudgingly Give Grourid Near Chorwon Resist At Hwachen

Allies Stand Pat On Their Buffer Lone Proposal   Favor Only Minor Adjustments; U.N. Still Optimistic

Allies Hold. Firm Against Yielding Hard-Won Area In Exchange For Peace

Allies Won't Swap Ground Won by Troons   Stand Pat on Their Refusal; Reject  Red Counter-Proposa Re NATE POTOWETZRY

Won't Swag Territory For Peace   Another Meeting Slated; Adjustments Are Possible

Allies Standing Firm ®n Refusal To Swap Gains; Air Fighting Is Pushed

New Truce Conference  Under Way   UN Will Not Swap Hard-Won Ground  For Korean Peace

United Nations Negotiators Tell Communist Envoys They Refuse To Trade Blood-Won Ground for Peace

Allies Refuse To Yield Line Won by Blood   “ i Chinese Counter-Proposal  On Buffer Zone Rejected

U. N. Is Cool To Red ‘Swap’   Allies Stand Pat, Shun Communist Offer

Allies Turn  Down Chinese “Swap” Oiler   UN Truce Talkers Not Willing to Accept Proposal Reds Made On Buffer Zone

‘Temperatures  Tesaneeiuens far the 24-hour perte   ‘U.N. Still Firm in Retusaz To Exchange Ground; Battlefront Cooling Down

Allies To Make No Concessions On Buffer Zone   UN Delegates Turn Down Latest Offer By Red Committee

Won't Trade Ground Paid For In Blood   Allies Will Not Consider Demands For Buffer Zone

Standing Paf In Position   Hodes Bluntly Tells Reds U. N. Took by Force What Bargaining Failed to Get

U.N. Prepared To Make Only Small Changes In Proposals   Air Battle Main Combat Activity On Korean Front

Bridge Hit By Allies In Air Attack  Russians’ Jets  Are Knocked Out

Gen. Van Fleet Reaches Japan   Assumes Command Of U.S. Eighth Army

Guilty Of Royal Murder  Six Arabs Are Doomed For Killing Their King

Six To Die For Slaying Of Abdullah   Catholic Priest. Three Others Freed By Jordan Court

SIX TO BE EXECUTED FOR DEATH OF KING   ‘Special Court In dordan Con victs Plotters, Frees Four Others

Six Sentenced In Slaying Of Jordan’sKing  Death Penaliv Faces   _ Death Penalty Faces Group For Plotting Murder Of Monarch

Six Doomed For Plotting King’s Death  Priest, 3 Others Freed In Jordan   El-Tel, In Exile In Cairo, Says Sentence Prepared Long In Advance

FOUR OTHERS FREED   J orilan Dooms Six to Death In Abdullah Assassination —

6 Sentenced to Death for Slaying of Jordan’s King   4 Defendants Are Freed by Court In Murder Trial

6 Get Sentences For Assassinatior Of King Abdutlat   Get Death Penalty; 4 Others Are Found Not Guilty, Go Free

Sentence Six For Plotting   Death Penalty Is Given For Killing Of King Abdullah

Pinch Johnson Elected PMW Vice President  Three Harrisburg,   Three Harrisburg, One Eldorado Man Voted Into Office

Sec. Hits Reds’ Talk Of Peace   Acheson Claims Commies Talk Of Peace And Plan Wa

Allies Not Deceived, He Says; Calls UN Struggle in Korea Success

ACHESON SAYS KOREAN FIGHT 1S ‘A SUCCES:   Soviets Are Accused Of Talking Peace, Planning War

U.S. and Allies Not Deceived. Says Allies   Calls Korean Struggle Successful: Russ Talk Discussed With Allies

Truman Speech Today Expected To Discuss Offer   Secretary of State Says War in Korea Successful for UN

ACHE KOREAN FIGHT IS A SUCCESS   Soviets Are Accused Of Talking Peace, Planning War

Allies Not Deceived by Reds’ Talk Of Peace, Secretary Acheson Says

Violence Claims At Least 11 Lives In North Carolina   Weekend Deaths Are Caused By Wrecks,  Suicide, Accidents

Violent Deaths Reported At 11   Four Pedestrians In Weekend Toll

Bermuda Girds for  Hurricane   150-MPH Winds Expected to Smash Tourist Isle Today

Six Storms Churn Seas All At Once   Full Fury Timed For Noon Sunday At Hamilton

Bermuda Set kor Hurricane Due Sunda v   Honeymoon Isle To Get Full Foree Of 150 MPH Wind, Expert Says

F-80 Trainer Ship Explodes In Air, Truck Is Showered   Jet In Trouble After Takeoff, Plummets Into Woods At 2,000 Feet Artillery Men Never Had Chance

‘MEN NEVER HAD CHANCE  , 12 Persons Lose Lives In Airforee Jet Crash

Jet Crashes Into Army Unit Boarding Truck: ‘Death Toll Reaches 13

If the Current Crisis in Korea Mounts, Question of A-Bomb to Be Important

Murder Charge. Filed Against R. -B: Donaldsee   -~Kansas City Youth Admits Killing. Twe ‘Of Seven ‘He Had” Market for Nanth

Two Intended Victims Slain  Ortis-Vargas, One Was a Professor  Of Languages

Gets Mad, Shoots Two People Dead   Meant to Kill Five Others And Commit Suicide

GUEST CONDUCTOR AT K. U. VESPERS   Ernst von Dohnanyi Lec B«dapest Philharmonic for 35 Years

Emst von Dohnanyi Lec Bedapest Philharmonic for 35 Years   AT HOCH AUDITORIUM

Western Style Inflation Hits Brides’ Price in East Africa   Under Counter Deals Get Around Control

 Western-Styleé inflation Blamed African Tribesmen Complain ‘Of Black Market in Wives

\Civilization Has Its Drawbacks: Price OF Wives Hit By Inflation In Africa

‘Get Her For You Wholesale” Price Of Grade ‘A’ Wife Soars Out Of Gusii Tribesman’s Reach

Those Dads in Africa Catch on Fast; Ask Under-Counter Deals for Brides

U. S. Stiffens Intentions fo  ‘Defend Formosa   Three More American Prisoners Freed By Communists fo Carry Back Propaganda

DETAILS OF TRUCE LINE CONSIDERED   U.N. and Communist Negotiators Hold Second Session on Korean Deadlock,

Armored 8th Army Patrol — \Fights Its Way Out of Red Trap: Enemy Push Said Near

Communists Surge South In All Areas   Movements May Be Preliminary To New Offensive

Reds Surge Ahead in Opening Moves of Expected Offensive.   ‘Numerous Enemy Groups Spotted From - The Air 10 Miles South of Canital

tnemy forces Pressing Closer All Along Line  8th Army Patrol      8th Army Patrol Escapes Trap At Kumyangjang

UN Forces Get Set for Red Move   Communist Troops Surge Across Korea In Wheat May Be Start of New Offense

PATROL ols a WAY OUT OF REDS TRAP   Planes Report Many Groups of Enemy Moving In for Big Push.

UN Spearhead Battles Way Out OF Trap   Air Reconnaissance Shows Red Hordes Moving Toward Fron

REINFORCED CHINESE FALL UPON TROOPS   vost of U, N, Units Fight Way Back to Safety, Escape Encirclement,  BULLETIN

BITTER BATTLES FLARE AS REDS PREPARE ATTACK   Chinese Troop Movements Reported Moving Southward ~-- Allied Forces   Draw Artillery Fire.

Bitter Local Battles On  Korean Fron   Allied Patrols Draw More Enemy’ Artillery Fire; New Attack Due About.Monday ¥

Believe Reds Ready To Launch New Offensive   Enemy Resistance Stiffens Along Korean Battlefront

Reds Planning For New Attacks   Signs Along Warfront So Indicate; Bitter Local Battles.

Red Resistance Stiffens, Signs Hint New Attack   Movements of Enemy Troops in South Said Heavy

Foes’ Resistance Stiffens During Bitter Battle All Along Front in Korea  eeecmeemercinentes =  Movements Seen  Heavy Enemey Traffic Is Spotted on Eastern Coast

Fierce Fighting Flares Up with Strategy Change   War in the Air 's Stepped Up too; Commies Beaten

SIGNS INDICATE ENEMY PLANS NEW ATTACK   Allied Patrols Draw Heavy Artillery Fire  UN. PILOTS      Report Communists Moving Up Reinforcements: Two More Migs Shot Down 

Resistance From Reds Stiffening   Offensive Is Expectec From Enemy’s Forces On War Anniversary

Local Battles Flare Along  Korean Front  Red Armies Appear Ready To Launch New Attack Southward

Enemy Gets Set For New Attack   Communist Resistance Stiffening Along Entire Bat tlefront; Five Probing Attacks Repulsed

RESISTANCE BY REDS STIFFENS   Southward Troop Move ments Spotted In Korea

Red Resistance Stiffens, Hints Of New Attacks  Allied Patrols Draw _ Artillery Fire, Jets Continue Air Battles

Reds May Strike On Anniversary of War's Beainning   Enemy Action Indicates Possibility of Limited Offensive by Monday.

Sees 18, Young Married Draft  Congress Continues Hearinas on UMST

Extension Of Draft Predicted   Draft Of Both Young Bridegrooms And 18 - Year - Olds Is Called Probable

Drafting Likely For Married Men Without Children   Suggestion Made To Increase Draft Age At Least Two Years

Married Men. Youths, 18, MayBeCalled   Drafting Of Both Classes Of Males  Mav Be Necessary

Another Urges 18-YearDralt   Former Defense Official Says Soon Bocessaryv.

Defense Department Is Opposed To Raising Age Limit Above 26  Draft May Get Both 18-Year-Olds And Acchand:

Young Married Men Beware  Two-way Expansion  Of Draft Is Proposed

Draft of Young Married Men Is Held Probabie   Will Need Boys of 18 Also, Former Defense Official Believes

Draft Must Soon Take Youths and Married Men Too   Another Expert Airs His Views; Oppose Inductees Bbhove 26 Years

Expanded Draft Seen Necessary.  House Group Hears Opinion Expressed

May Draft Both 18-Year-Olds and Young Married Men   Former Defense Official Believes the Two Steps Will Become Necessary.

Further Draft  Extension Seen  May Call Up 18 Year Olds ,Older Men, Too

Drafting Of 18-Year-Olds Soon Is Seen   Former Defense Official _Also Sees Married Men Called Soon

18-year-olds, Married Men Up for Draft   Ex Army Secretary Says Both Groups May Be Called Soor

Draft of Married Men, 18 Year Old: Is Expected Soon   Defense Official Says Action Is Necessary to Build Up U.S. Arm:

Married Men And 18-Year Olds in Draft   Former Defense Official Says Which Comes First Only a Matter of Timing

Voorhees Predicts Draft Of Young Married Men As Well as 18-Year-Olds

5 Are Injured In 3 District Auto Crashes     Girl. 17. In Hospital: Route 45 Sideswiping Hurts 2 From Lisbon

Five Persons Hurt in Auto Accidents  Back Injury Received By St. Marys Women

Keesler Field Commanding Cencra! Blamed for Growth of Biloxi Vice

Disclose Hongkong Consulate Scandal  Fire 4 Sex Deviates; One Admits Bribes

STATE DEPARTMENT FIRES HOMOSEXUALS   Feur Dismissed From Hong Keng Ceasulate; Another Arceented Bribea

4U. S. Consul Attaches Fired On Sex Charge   One Confesses To Accepting Bribes To Obtain Visas

‘Reds Use Old Equipment  U. 8. Still Knows Little Of Latest Russian War Weapons

RUSSIA'KEEPS . MODERN BATTLE ~ ARMS SECRET   Old Equipment Being Used in Korea, Military, _ Experts Say.  

U.S. Learns Nothing Of New Russian Weapons; Lose Many Of Own Latest

Little Learned Of Soviet Arms In Korean War  Russia Coreful To Preserve Secrecy Of

O'Donnell Flays U. 5. Failure fo Hit Manchuria  Nation Paying Now, Air Chief

Gen. O'Donnell Says Air Force Can Act Swiftly   Testifies as 13th and Final Witness In MacArthur Hearing

Q Donnell Is Last lo Talk In Hearings   “We Made Mistake,’ General Says In Not Bombing China

Sees Mistake Not to Have Bombed Reds  O'Donnell Winds Uf MacArthur Hearing

MacArthur Case, Policy Hearings Ended by Senators  Air Force General Testifies Bombing Plan Was Vetoed

O'Donnell Believes Manchuria Should Have Been Bombed   Last Witness at MacArthu Inquiry Says It’s Too Late Now. However.

Back From Korea   U.N. Erred In Not Bombing Red  Bases, Probers Told In Finale 0’Donnell Warns Russia Of U. S. Air Power

MacArthur Hearine ls Ended Today by Senate Committees   Air Force General ls Last Witness; Sees ’’Mistake”’

O'Donnell Calls Failure to Hit Bases ‘Mistake’   General Doubts Wisdom of Air Blows Now, However

Rir Force Has A Bomb Ready   General Reveals _ Planes Are Ready To Strike Anvtime

2,000,000Word: And MacArthur Hearing Is. Over   Chairman Russell - Expects Majority, Minority Reports

Senate Hearings On MacArthur's Firing Complete  Gen, O'Donnell Says We Made Mistake In  Rilend Dmeweletan ee Plea

Air Arm Ready to Fly Atom Attacks  Senators Debate Over Calling Harriman to Mae Ouster Hearings

Senate Closes Its Heart ‘ings  On MacAr ches   Gen. O'Donnell Says US Should Have Bombed Manehuria Last Fall

“We Made Mistake” (eneral Declares   Should Have Bombed Manchuria, O’Donnell Says

Senate Probe Of MacArthur Policy Ends   O'Donnell t3th Witness on 42nd Day of Record Hearing

Mac Hearing Ends; Should Have Hit Red Bases In Fall - Rosie O’Donnell

Gen. O'Donnell Probe Witness   Is Last Witness In MacArthur Case

General O'Donnell Tells Senate Probers UN Made Mistake by Not Bombing Manchurian Bases

Air Chief Thinks U.S, Should Have Bombed Chinese   Could Have Stopped Them When They Came In, He Says

Atom-Bomb Planes Ready For Attack, O'Donnell Says  Senare Hearing on MacArthur Dismissal Ray Be famoleted With Tadew's Saccinn

MacArthur  Probe Ends _ As Air Chief WarnsRussia  Says Air Force Ready To Drop Atom-Bombs If: Russia Starts War

O’Donneli Reveal: A-Bomb Carrying Planes Prepared  Decjares Equipment Ready for Action,  Streamlined

U.S. Ready to Strike Back   O’Donnali Seys Air Force Can Hit With A-Bombs if Country Attecked

Ready, to Strike Back If Nation Is Attacked  1] © bdae A. RambCarrving.Planae   U.S. Has A-Bomb-Carrying-Piane: Ready. O'Donnell Tells Senators.

O'DONNELL SAYS MISTAKE MADE FARLY IN WAR   SHOULD HAVE BOMBED MANCHURIA BASES WHEN CHINA CAME IN

US. PAINTED AS READY FOR A-BOMB WAR   O'Donnell Tells MacArthur Inquiry Air Force Is All Set.

Failure To Bomb Manchuria Mistake, Airman Says As ‘Mac’ Hearing Ends

Should Have Hit Red Bases at the Outset   But Attack Unwise. Now, Gen. O'Donnell Tells Senate Inquiry

Senate Ends MacArthur Inquiry .   : 2,000,000 Words _ of Testimony Heard; O'Donnell Testifies

Says Bases Should Have  Been Struck   Mistake Not to Hit Manchuria Last Fall,  Gen. O'Donnell Savs

‘Not Bombing’ Called Mistake Policy Hearings Close With Air Force General

‘Air General Testifies—  We Made Mistake Not [Bombing China Bases

MacArthur Inquiry “nds; Air Chief Says  UL. S. Made Mistake   General O’Donnell Says Red Chinese Bases In Manchuria Should Have Been Bombed;  Warns Russia Of Destructive Blow

Primed for Air Blow: 0 Donnell   U. 3. Prepared for Atomic Bomb Offense, He Says

Senate Probe Of MacArthur  Dismissal Ends   General O'Donnell Is T3th, Final Witness: Inquiry Lasted 42 Day:

42-Day Probe Of Macs Firing Finally Ended   Airman Declares Bombers Should Have Hit Chinese

End MacArthur Ousting Inquiry   Paying For Error, O’Donnell Claims

O'Donnell Is Last Witness   Hearings on MocArthur « Dismissal End; Flier Says Should Have Bombed  Racoen

O’Donnell Is Last Witness On War Policy   Air Force General Winds Up Senate MacArthur Hearing

HEARING TOLD MISTAKE NOT TO BOMB REDS   O’Donnell Says He Wanted to Burn Out Supply Bases in Manchuria.

M' ARTHUR PROBE. COMES: 10° CLOSE   O’Donnelt Says UN Errect in Not Bombing Red Bases Last Fail -

Bombing Rule Error-0 Donnell  Bases Needed Hitting Last Fall, He Says

Hearings End On Firing Of Gen. M’Arthur   Top Air Chiof Says U. § Erred In Not Bombing Bases

U.S. KEEPING ATOMIC BOMB PLANES READY   Ready to Strike Back Quickly if Attacked, Gen. O'Donnell Tell: Senate MacArthur Committee.

Questions Wisdom of Attacks Now   Former Bombing Chie Testifies at MacArthur Inquirv

O’Donnell Sees Error In Tactics   Believes Allies Should Have Hit  Manchurian Bases

U.S. Erred By Not Bombing “e hur ia. 0” Donne BSays  As MaeArthur Inquiry Ends

O'Donnell Cites Battle Mistake  Says Supply Base ombing Necessary

PASTOR CONTENDS CHURCH IS TIMID      Inspiration Lacking, Baptists Are Told

Build-Up Is Watched By UN Forces   300 Tanks Being Brought Up Te Front By Commies

300 Tanks Stationed Along Front   Red Troops Set North Of Kaesong For Big Attack

REDS MASSING GREAT FORCE ALONG FRONT   Sth Army Says Enemy Is “Ready to Go” In New Assault Any Time.

Reds Mass 300 Tanks North of Truce City, Allies Fear Attacks  UN Officers Report Enemy ‘Ready to Go’ With a New Assault

Reds Mass Tanks in Koksan ‘Area i in Build-Up for Drive Should Truce Talks Falter.

Communists Mass Tanks Alona Front   Chinese and North Korean Reds Build Up Strong Striking Force In Korea

Kansas City Flood Receding; Oil-Fed Flames Dying Out   Crest of Rampaging Rivers Passes Leaving Thousands Homeless. Record Damaae

Flood Begins To Recede In Kansas City   Flood Menace Is Growing For Cities Along Missouri River

AND MORE LEVIES PLANNED  Solons Reel Under New U.S. Tax Take Proposal

Experts Work On Tax Hikes   Congress Reels Under Impact of Requests

Youth Holds Back Earth For 7 Hours — Trying To Save Dad Trapped In Well

Rancher is Rescued From Well After Being Trapped 178% Hours; Son Also Saved

Man Trapped In Well ls Rescued   Was Prisoner for 181/2 Hours; Son in ate Adin

Rescue Rancher Trapped In Wel For 18%. Hours   Dramatic Rescue In Oregon Fraught With Much Heroism

Vacation Fever Hits Lawmakers   Senate and House Hurrying to Get Qut of Washing ton for March 22-April 2 Easter Holiday

Major Questions Facing Congress   Troops-to-Europe And Draft Remain

Easter Fever Hits Congress  Hope For Vacation By March 22, May Last Until April 2

Easter Vacation Fever Strikes Capitol Hill   Leaders Hope It Willi Help Rush Along Legislation

Set Sights For Easter Vacation.   ‘Whether or Not They Get It Depends on Speed With Which Congress. Can Act on Key Biils.

Major Legislation Faces Congress In Brief Period Remaining Before Easter Vacation

‘Congressmen Hope To Dispose Of Several Important Pending Bills  ‘in Time To Take Easter Vacation

Easter Vacation Fever Strikes Capitol Hill: Important Legislation May Be Speeded  Troops-for-Europe Resolution And Rent Control Action Due 

Town Meetings Will Show All Facets of Democracy   Leaders Anxious To Speed Up Business So Members Can Enjoy Easter Vacation

CONGRESSME SEEK EARLY RECESS   Both Houses Want Vacation  From March 22 To Apr. 2

Congressmen Want to Get Home  Easter Vacation Fever Spurs Action on Lagging Legislation

Vacation Fever Hits Members of Congress   Easter Recess Prospects May Serve to Speed Action on Maior Bille

Capitol Hit By Vacation Fever   Administration Heads Hope It Will Shove Long Tied-Up Bills

Plane Missing With 7 Aboard  Canada Airliner Lost West of Vancouver

Six - Year - Old Cancer Victim Dies, Gladdened By Mail Flood   Jeweler's Trunk Taken On Street

Death, the Last Mailman, Comes for Little Bobby Hiftline. Cancer Victim in Detroit

Last Mailman Arrives [Death Comes For Youth Who Got 300,000 Gifts

Postman Stops Ringing   Bix a . is oa Death, the Last Mailman, Comes for Five-Year-Old ee hehe Reoced for Letters

Those Named By McCarthy Make Denials   Most of the State Department Officials Take Issue with Senator Over His Accusations.

McCarthy: tists 26 As Connected With Red Party   All Make: Denials Of Loyalty Violation Charged By Solon

Volcano Death Toll Revised Down; New Eruption Threatens Islanders

New Eruption Spreads Havoc OnVolcaniclsle   Thousands of Refugee: Flee Burning Island, 92.000 Still Missing

 Thousands Flee Philippine Island; Known Dead Total 146  /Voleano Spouts More Hot Lava

_ —ANOTHER BOMB DETONATED— Third Atomic Explosion Biggest Of Test Series

—i. SC  Third Atomic Blast Set Off  Bright Glow Seen; ee: Gas Tiger

Third A-Blast Biggest Yet In Current Tests  Las Vegas Fails To Feel Shock From Mushrooming Cloud

Third Atemic Blast Set Off In Nevada  Spot Bright Glow, Towering Cloud In Ble» Fool No Shack

Set Off Third Atomic Blast At Las Vegas  Test Largest of Series; See Huge Mushroom in Sky

3d A-Blast Is Set Off At Las Vegas   Largest Of Present Series, It Creates Weird Light And Mushroomine Cloud

Third Atomic Detonation in Nevada Today   Largest of Present Series; Bright Glow North of Las Veaas

Bright Glow In Sky Seen From Las Vegas   Large Column Of Smoke Rises Rapidly After Explosion

Enemy Casualty Tofal Believed To Be 48,000   Half of Original Attacking Force Dead or Woundex

Allies Stop Red Attacks   Only Light Movements at Seattered Points Occur Today

Little Action On War Front   Artillery Helps Turn Back One Red Attack: Soldiers Listen for PW Lists

Allies Repulse Attacks   Reds Active Along Front In Scattered Points; Airplanes. Ships Pound Enemy

Minor Attacks Are Turned Back  B-29s Strike Behind Communists’ Lines

Allies Repulse Enemy Attacks   Action Still Light Along Korean Front

Yankees Declare Enemy's POW List Is Too Small: Commies Claim U.S. Roster Is “Useless”

Light Red Blows Rebutfed by UN   Front Is Quiet Elsewhere as Allies Eye List of POW’s

U. N. Ground Troops Hurl Back Reds   Light Communist Attacks Scattered Along Korean Front

REDS SNEAKING INTO U, N. LINES ARE DISPERSED   Artillery Called To Throw Back Enemy Jab——No Americans Killed In Last 24  Hours.

Crack Trains Crash; 5 Dead  Collide in Blinding Blizzard in Wyoming

City of San Francisco Rams Union Pacific Streamliner in Blinding “Snowstorm ‘Near Evanstor

Making Welfare Rolls Public Hailed  As Great Victory Over Bureaucracy

JENNER COUP LIFTS WELFARE ROLL SECRECY   Indiana Senator Sees Publicity Rule as Blow at Bureaucrats.

Coup To Open Relief Roles  Indian a Sen otor Prau 2 eg 'Daanle’e

Jenner Calls Open Welfare Rolls Victory   Indiana Coup TermedWin Over Bureaucracy By Junior GOP Senator

Troy Gas Fire Damage Heavy   Blasts Destroy Much Oil and Gasoline

Moonshining Follies   FOOLS IN THEM THAR TREASURY HILLS   He’s Out of Business

Moonshiner Sets Up on Agent’s Land   Treasury Official Finds Still While Checking His Boundery Lines

Slowly Advancing UN Troops Draw To Within 25 Miles of 38th Parallel

Foe Hunting New Defensive Spots   Vehicular Traffic Reported Heavy North of Seoul

Mystery In Movement Of Enemy Forces   UN Troops Up Within 25 Miles Of Parallel 38

OPS Authorizes Wholesale Hike   New Order Expected on Pork Products

May Limit Rotation Rate  Red Secrecy Thought Ta Re ‘Rilackmai:l’

Would Agree To Discuss Oil   Iranian Senators Would Meet Mission

lran Rejects U. S. Bid for Oil Discussion   Mossadegh Holds To Negotiations With Company

Expect Churchill To Ask Truman For Money Aid   To Ask for Voice in Policy Making at January Conference

Demand Seen In U. S. Visit Of Churchill   Britain May Ask  Influence, Money   Prime Minister Will See Truman In January ° Of Next Year

Will Also Seek Bigger Foreign Policy Voice In January Visit Here

British Will Ask More Dollar Aid, Officials Believe   Greater Voice in Policy Making Also to Be Sought

a cr en ad +     . * zg . * » Ye . : * ‘ ‘   BIGGER POLICY: VOICE GOAL, TOO

Army Considers Changing Over To New Weapons  Rifles, Machine Guns Would Be Improved

Decision Due On Change To Better Models   Setting Up Of New Production Lines Pacac Difficulties

Army Talks Adopting New, Better Models of Machine Guns and Rifles

Army Considering Switch to Newer, Better Machine Guns and Rifles

Army Considers Switch To New, Better Weapons   Machine Gun, Rifle Changes Under Consideration

Army Planning Switch To New. Better Weapons   Change In Consideratior Stage Now; Decision Not Easy.

U.S. Army Ponders Weapons Change New 4d Boston nits yee Mickie. as Shown Te Pocanan

New Machine Guns, Rifles For Infantry   Army Considering Better Models Shown Truman Saturday

US Develops New Machine  Guns, Rifles   Lighter Rifle Would Be Automatic, Machine Guns .60 Caliber

Bradley Says Commitments By U.S. Probably Exceed Power To Carry Them Out

Bradley Says U. S. Cannot Live Up to Its Commitments  Says Atlantic Pact Could Not Now Stop  Russian Aggression

Bradley Reveals Total Casualties To Senate Group   Hickenlooper Wants To Question Acheson

Consumer Price Break Forecast  DiSalle Says Drop Expected Shortly

DiSalle Forecasts Early Break In Consumer Prices  Trend To Be Reflected In Retail Stores In Several Weeks, Says Stabilizer

DI SALLE PREDICTS EARLY PRICE BREAK   Cites Reasons for Moving Up Schedule on Consumer Casts

Karly Break In Prices Predicted   DiSalle Points to Fav orable Indications in Primary Markets.

Violent Deaths Reach 159 and Then Slack Off  Traffic Accidents   Traffic Accidents Account for 92 With New Year Still to Go

Dividends Flowing In ‘Golden Flood’   Extra Payments Hit By New Tax Blight .

Dividends Flowing In “Golden Flood’   Extra Payments Hit By New Tax Blight As Earnings Shrivel

Would Offer This County  Its First Congressman In Eighteen Years   Mr. King is Nationally Known Expert in Intensihed Farming

A Moonshiner From Kentucky Would Like a New Contraption That Dons the Side of Carriers

Senate OKs $25,000,000 Flood Relief ’   President, Family Viewing Stricken Area From Plane

President Examines  Flood Area   Chief Executive Flies Over Two - State Sections Struck By Terrific Flood

9,000 Employees  Of Western Union  Return to Jobs Philadelphia, Detroit  Workers Ignore

W-U Order Give: ‘Mixed’ Results Some Workers Refuse  To Retum to Work Fallawine [Jninn Cirder

Order Sending Western Union Employes Back to Work Meets With Mixed Results

W-U Order Gives ‘Mixed’ Results  Some Workers Refuse  To Return to Work

Bradford Park Will Be Named For Callahan   Action Honors Memory ‘Of Co. Commissioner Killed in Accident

SOME DELAY SEEN IN (9-YEAR DRAFT   Younger Registrants Unlikely To Be Called Until Late In Fall Unless Conditions Become Worse

Indications Are Most 19-Year-Olds Will Be Spared From Draft for Another Year

Peace in Korea May Come Onl By Negofiations   UN Forces Try tc Kill Time to  Help Diplomats

Expect Negotiations, Not Military Decision, To End Korean Warfare

Negotiated Peace Seen Likely In Korea Fighting   Believe UN Will Try to Hold While Seeking Conference

38th Issue Gets Study By Allies   Britian Reluctant ‘On ‘Appr oving Push Northward-

U3, ASKS ALLIES VIEWS ON HOW TAR TO DRIVEN KORE!   Nations With Troops in War Get Chance to Say Whether They Favor Crossing Parallel 38,   ATTLEE ANNOUNCES HIS OPPOSITION   Prime Minister Says Armies Should Be Kept South of Line Until There Is UL. N. Talks.

Consultation On  CMMs WEE  Parall Issue Now In Progress  Attlee Fears Try   Attlee Fears Try For Peace May Be Stalled By Push

Europe Is Jolted By Tafts Attack   Jittery Europeans Fear U.S. Will Abandon Them To Russian Aagression

Taft Attack On Policies Jolts Europe   Non-Communists In All Countries Express Alarn That Policy Will Lead  To World War.

i  Britain Warns UN to Take It Easy ‘On Sanction: Agaimst Red China  ) Agrees ‘‘Moral Position’? Must Be   Established by Condemning Communist  - Yn. COSA Toni: = Seas YREY ater ey ghee? VapreMem ene cirases mene

UN's Assembl; Finds Red China Guilty  Britain Asks That Delegates Go

UN's Assembl; Finds Red China Guilty   Britain Asks That Delegates Go Easy on Sanctions

‘Take It Easy, On Sanctions,’ Britain Warns  Historic Action ‘First Against Mossive Power

U. N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY FINDS CHINA GUILTY OF AGGRESSION IN KOREA

UN. Assembly Conviets China  Of Aggression   Nations Ready to Take It Easy on Sanctions Against Red Country

Yote is 44 to @ ne  Red China Found Guilty Of Agevression by U.N. Body

UN General Assembly Finds Red China Guilty Of Aggression In Korea

UN Assembly Brands Chinese As Agaressors  Britain Advises   Britain Advises Caution on Sanctions After 44 to 7 Vote

Many Plants Crippled by Transit Row   Engineers, Firemen Join Switchmen in "Sick Call’ Tie-up

Prof. Kiekhofer Of U. W. Is Dead   Colorful and Popular Economics Authority Succumbs at 68

Professor Of Economies At  U. W. Called   Willam Kiekhofer, One Of Most Colorful And Popular Of Teachers, Is Dead At Madison

Colorful Career Ends Prof. Kiekhofer, Popular Economist at UW, Stricken

81ST CONGRESS ENDS HISTORIC 2-VEAR TERR   Mass Of Important Legislation Is Approved

81st Congress Saw Shift to War. Spending After Stressing Economy

Mrs. Wrosch Is Sentenced  To Life Term   Convicted Of Murdering Her Sick 70-Year-Ole Husband, Widow Take:  Contonce Calmly

Pilot's Navigation Error Is Blamed By UN Commander For Attack Mon.

ATTACK QUE TO PLOT’ ERROR N NAWATICN   Radar Plot Shows Plane from Third Bomber Group Strafed “Lights.?”

Ridgway Expresses His Regret; Pilot’s Error. _ In Navigation Blamed

PILOT ERROR IN NAVIGATION RESPONSIBLE   Supreme Headquarters Officially Expresses Allied Regret Over Incident.

Error In Navigation Made By Pilot To Get Disciplinary Action   First Admission May Give Reds Good Chance To Agree To Resuming Armistice Talks.

Heavy Penalties For Violations   Policy Vendors Apply For Unemployment Relief

House Odds May Be Thing Of Past   ‘Government Doesn’t Bet Tt Back.’ Sad Bookie Explains

 Times Were Never So Tough in Lady Luck’s House ree enter nee renner enmenren ewe new erewenaenennnnee  US Gamblers Have Rendezvous With Tax Collectors Tomorrow

New Revenue Bill Is Painful To Big-Time Gambling Bovs   New Federal Tax Increases To Cost State $88 Million

Gambling Tax May Turn Odds Against Bookies   Have Date With Uncle Sam’‘s Tax Collector Thursday

‘Gamblers, Like Others, F ace Certainties of Death, Taxes ‘As New Revenue Law Applies

Lady Luck Deserting Gamblers   Uncle Sam’s New Tax to Hinder Their Operations

Gamblers Apply for Relief as Tax Law Turns Upon Wheel of Fortune

New Gambling Tax Worries Big Operators  Now They Worry About Death— AND Income Tax

Tax Turns Odds Agains' Gamblers   Some Of Big Boys Claim They’l) Have To Close Up Shop

le y Luck s Frown The Two-To-One Boys Have Date With The Tax Man—And It Hurts

New Federal Ac Jolts Devotees of Lady Luck   Rendezvous With Tux Collector Painful to Gambling World

Tough Times Ahead For The Gambling Fraternity   Tomorrow They Have Date With Their Uncle Sam’s Tax Collector For New Taxes Take Effect.

Gambler’s Tax Is To Hit Tomorrow:  Will Be Enforced   Does Not Apply to ‘Social Games of Chance and Other Categories; Test Ahead

Gamblers Gripe As Pay-Otf Nears   Uncle Sam Demands His Share, Bookies Howl With Anguish

 Their Luck Runs Out  Gamblers Ante Up For Uncle Sammy, Starting Tomorrow

Goes Into Effect  Tomorrow   Numbers Writers Here, Elsewhere Throw in Towel

May Be Bonanza For Lawyers—  Chancy Sons Of Lady Luck To Revise Operations Under New Federal Act

Unwed Office Worker Kills Babies; Names Serviceman as Their Father

Kru KK SS AEC TO’ RESUME FALL ATOMIC TESTS BARRING LATE WEATHER CHANGE

Patrols Kind No  Chinese   Communists Believed Massing Power For  New Offensive

Raiders Enter Wonju Ruins, Find No Enemy  Lull May Presage New Red Offensive

Raider Patrols Ranging Far, Find Few Reds  Commanders Believe Enemy Pulled Back

Disappearance  Of Communist  Armies Puzzle. Situation Similar  TT. Drea f

Full U. S. A-Bomb  Production Urged Stalin Statement ‘Seen AS  ie eee ia  er a

RED ADMISSION  etre cence a rine nemennra: crmcr Las penance Se mcmmgU A  Stalin Announces Tests of Atom Bombs

Stalin Announcement Sets Off New Demands For All-Out A-Production

Soviet Premier Reveals Other Tests To Follow   Sincerity cf Control Bid Being Questioned  By UNITED PRESS

U.S, REACTS T0 A-BOMB TEST BY RUSSIANS   l'remendous Expansion Expected Here as Result of Kremlin Disclosure.

Perhaps You Don’t Think So, But Plain Old Iron Is the Most Valuable U.S. Metal

Truman Ready To Ask Change  In Price Rule   Expected To Stress Present Farm Parity To Hold Down Foods

TRUMAN TO ASK GHANGES IN PARITY SYSTEM   Price Of Food To Be Stressed By President

Bradley Says U.S. Wants United Korea   Probers Hear Plans Don’t Cali for Driving Out Reds

6 PRISONERS BREAK JAIL AT WHEATON   Cpen Lock on Bullpen Door and Remove Bars on Window 5 Feet Above Ground.   j TWO DESCRIBED AS DANGEROUS   Break is Undiscovered Until 5:30 A. M. Three Were Being Held on Morals Charges.

Break Bullpen Lock, Leap  From Window   Sheriff Labels Two Prisoners As ‘Dangerous’

Hunt For Six” Who Escaped Wheaton Jail   Fugitives Commandeer Taxicab And Are Last Reported Heading for Chicago

\Abducted by Husband Fleeing Jail a ‘Wheaton, Woman Cabbie Charges

St. Louis Is Set for High Flood Crest  Death Toll Put At 41 by Pick

Mississippi Near Record at St. Louis  Predicted Crest of 403 Feet

Mississippi To Hit Highest Peak Since 184/  Expect River To   Expect River To Crest at Midnight in St. Louis

Mississippi Expected To Reach Highest Level At St. Louis In Over Hundred Years

River Threatens 107-Yea Record Level In St. Loui:   Missouri Swollen To Five-Mile Width As Flood Continues To Smash Dikes-:   Allied Truce Convoy Almost Stranded By Flood In Korea

FLOOD NEARING NEW HIGH MARK   St. Lonis Expects Mississippi River To Pass Record Sel 107 Years Ago—Damage Inereases. ’ 7

Mississippi River Expected to Crest At St. Louis Tonight   SEND ‘HIP: TO STOP MOTORBOAT RACING IN FLOODED STREETS

Flood Smashes Dikes as It Head: To 10/-YearCres  ! 41 Lives Sacrificed   41 Lives Sacrificed To Flood Covering 2 Million Acres

Mississippi River Kxpected To Hit Highest Level In 107 Years Tonight

Flood Crest Is Faced At St. Louis Tonight  Highest Level in 107 Years Is Fore, cast for Swollen River.

St. Louis Flood Crest Scheduled for Midnight  0 Water Expected To Break 107-Year

St. Louis Expects Crest Of Flood To Reach City Tonight   Highest Water In ‘107 Years Looked  For By Engineere

Mississippi Level Dueto Be Highest In l07 Years Crest Is Predicted. to  Rezeh 40 Foot Level By Midnight ’

Flood Waters Near St. Louis; Dikes Smashed   41 Lives Lost So Far, 2 Million Acres Flooded

Biggest in 107 Years—  St. Louts Waiting for 40-Foot Flood Crest

All-Time Record May Be Topped By. Mississippi   Viewed Climbing Tonight To Ite Highest Level At St, Louis In LOT Years

Two Million Acres Covered By Water   Missouri River 5 Miles Wide In Many Places

$f. Louis Area Braced for Flood  Mississippi Rises Toward Record

FLOOD CREST DUE TONIGHT ~ AT ST. LOUIS   Expect Highest Waters Since 1844; Missouri 5 Miles Wide.

 A Little Puzzled by Yank M. P.s 1 14 Jap Exiles Arrive Home, Still Doubt Japan Lost War

Reds Strike Hard  In Day Of Hot  Action In Korea Allied Pilots  : Victorious In Air Rattles

ENEMY FORCE RETAKES KEY KOREAN ILI   a  Allied Jets Outfight Migs In Series Of Vicious Battles

New Flare Up Of Aerial War Marks Action   Enemy Forces Strike Back, Seize Key Hill In Eastern Segment

Reds Take Hill In Fast Action On East Front   Allies Take Victory In New Air Flare Up

Reds Capture Vital Hill in  Eastern Korea   Allied Pilots Emerge Victorious in 3 Fierce Air Battles

Red Forces Take Key Hill: Air War Again Flares   Allied Jet Pilots Emerge Victorious {n Three Battles

Red Forces Regain Key Hill; Jets Stage Three Clashes; Planes Hit at Allied Lines

U.N. To Get New  Plan For Peace   Arab-Asian Nations Calling For Peace Conference.

UN Arab-Asians Polish Up Plan   Prepare to Submit  “Tt to Inspection .: By. UN. Delegates —

Far East Bloe Rewords Korez ‘Peace Plan’   Arab-Asian Group To Submit Proposal To U.N. Committee

Old Proposal Gets New Trimming. LLL PDP L LSPA PPA ALAA  Arabs, Asians Polish Up Refurbished Plan

U.N. To Get Dressed-Up  ‘Peace’ Plan  U.S. Remains Firm That Cease-Fire’s

UN Arab-Asians Polish Up Plan   Prepare to Submit It to Inspection By UN Delegates

Asia-Arab Bloc Polishes Up New Peace Plan  Another Attempt To   Another Attempt To Be Made For U.N. Approval

Hal Boyle Says General Forgot Duty of Press   Claims Willoughby Hiding Own Errors

“Strange Case of Gen. Willoughby” General Was the One Who Failed, Says Boyle,  Answering Criticism

Boyle Accuses Willoughby of Taking Up a Blunderbuss to Hide His Own Blunders

WILLOUGHBY BLAMED FOR KOREAN DEBACLE "Ronorter Labels General’s Tirade as ‘Cover-Up

‘Who Really Let Mac Down in Lost Battle ‘Near Yalu — Newspapermen or Willoughby?

HAL BOYLE RETORTS TO MAC AIDE’S CHARGES  Willoughby Takes Up Blunderbuss Against Press To Hide Own Blunders

Hal Boyle Writes .. . Willoughby Has Taken Up Blunderbuss Against Press to Hide Own Blunders

Boyle Answers Charges Made By Willoughby  Who Guessed Wrong At Yalu, Newsmen Or Intelligence?

Seaway Bill May Get To House Today   To Offer It As Amendment To Foreign Aid Bill; Zablocki Seeks Ruling On Technical Point

Luciano Linked To Drug Imports   Agent Says Dope Smuggling Rises

Crime Probers Hear Testimony About Narcotics   Smuggling Jumped Year After Luciano Was Deported.

-RIME PROBE ELVES INTO NARCOTIC SET   muggling Into U. S$. Said  to Have Increased Year  After “Lucky” Luciano Was Deported   GENT IS ON STAND

Smuggling of  Drugs Increases Startéd After Lucianc Left-U:S.. Probers Told

Dope Trade Is Tied To Vice King Luciano   Gambler Costello May Face Perjury For Crime Testimony

After Luciano Deportation, He Says  Federal Nareoties Sleuth Tells Smuggling Increase

Notes Increase In Drug Traitic   "zderal Agent Tells Senate Crime Committee Narcotics Smuggling Became Greater a Year Affer “Lucky” Luciano Was Deported to Italy.  COSTELLO 1S CALLED AGAIN

Link Luciarto to Drug Smuggling  Note Increase After Vice Kina Deported

Kefauver Group Hears Gov't Agent Luciano Linked With Increase In Narcotics Smuggling From Italy

Rise in Drug Smuggling Tied With Luciano   Traffic: Increase Seen After His Deportation To Italy in 1946

Drug Traffic Increase Tied To Lucky Lucianc   Smuggling Spurt Noted After Gang Czar Deported

Narcotic Agent Heard In Probe   Testifies Smuggling Was Increased After™ Luciano’s Deportation

Smugaling Up Since ‘Lucky’ Went Abroad   Crime Probers Told More Ilegal Drugs Get Through

Narcotics Smuagling Said fo Have Increasec Sharply Year After Luciano Was Deported

Dope Flow From Italy  Sharp Increase in Il  Sharp Increase in Illegal Trade Noted Aft. er Luciano Denorted:

Dope-Running Spurted After Luciano Left   Agent Testifies— Costello Faces Perjury Threat

Probers Link Luciano With Dope Traffic   Smuggling Increased After Deportation; Federal Agent Heard

Dope Smuggling Is On Increase  Flaw af Druac Ricec   Flow of Drugs Rises Sharply One Year After Luciano Leaves

Probers Listen To Agent's Tale Of Drug Traffic   Told Narcotics Smuggling Increased Year After Deportation Of Luciano

LEY 2 UU  Senate Crime Probers Hear “About Traffic in Nar cotics

Traffic in Drugs ~ Linked fo Luciano  Dope Flow Gained After Deportation

Langhorne Sorosis Sponsors Community Show In Library   Tulip Bulbs in 4 Varieties Offered ist, 2nd Place Winners

MAS, WILLIAM KAYE: 1S FLOWER SHOW WINNER   Wins Grand Sweepstakes At ‘Langhorne Community Affair   27 DIFFERENT CLASSES

Flier. Drops Out Of Ship   Co-Pilot Is Plunged 4,000 Feet To Death

Airman Plun ges From Plane Dear   Body of Co-Pilot Recovered In Texas After Falling From Height of 4,000 Feet

Air Force Vet Checking Unlatched Door On Airliner Plunged 4,000 Feet to Death

Falls 4000 Feet From Airplane   Attempted To Latch Door; Presumed Dead

Texas Co-Pilot Falls 4000 Feet  Flier Plunges From Unlatched Door

YOUTHFUL AIRMAN FALLS TO DEATH   Co-Pilot Plunges From Plane Checking Door

FLIER PLUNGES FROM AIRPLANE   Falls 4,000 Feet After Dropping Through Unlatched Door

Baltic Area Is Restless  Russia Has ‘Trouble With Cantive States

Baltics Tough Red Problem After Decade   Russia Still Having Trouble After Long  Occunation.

‘FRIDAY VOTE IS EXPECTED  Showdown On Draft-UMT Delayed Day In Senate

MBE ERR SRR Re  Navy Attempt to Overthrow Thailand Gevernment Fails

Kidnapped Thai LeaderReleased Ending Uprising   Navy Attempt Fails To Take Over Power

ARMY DEFEAT NAVY ATTEMPT TO SEIZE THAI   Revolution Collapses With Surrender Of  Station, Base

Thailand Coup Fails, Rebels Surrender   Casualties Heavy In Bitter Battle to Overthrow Reaime

Diplomats Busy in Iranian Capital   Oil Nationalization Move On Powerful British Owned Properties Cause Concern

Sel bool Bus ‘Driver Hits Girl, 7, Rather Than Risk Lives of 40 Punils Aboard

Driver Has Choice of Hitting Girl Or Ditching Bus With 40 Children

i Driver Makes Difficult Decision  Hits Little GirlRather Than RiskLives Of40A boardBus

Driver of Runaway Bus Hits Young Girl Rather Than Endanger 40 Rider.

NILES SOLONS WILL CALL IN STATE BOARD      Fight $180,000,000 Valuation As Too Low .

Czech Plants To Be sifted  Report Gov   Report Government To Shift War Plants To Eastern Areas

Big Warenouse [Total Loss; Fire Chief Hurt   ‘Rocky. ‘Mount: Crew ‘On: Hand To. Aid In BKichtine Blaze

Early Estimate Sets Loss Total At $1,000,000   Section Is Lighted For 4 Hours; Other Towns Send Trucks   By JIM FULGHUM Times City Editor

Main Force Of UN Units At Parallel   Major Advance Half-Mile from  Korean Boundary

RUSSIA PLANNING SNEAK ATTACK OK NATION, TIO SAYS   Charges Saviet Bombers Being Massed In Satellite .  CAM KS

Asserts Foe’s Warplanes At the Border   * Alleges Red Aircraft Carries Yournaclay Inciania

Tito Claims Russians Ready To Bomb U. S.   Yugoslav Premier Says Reds Have Sauadrons Ready

Soviet Planes Set To Strike.  Tito Declares   Russian Bombers Painted In Yugoslav Colors, Marshal Charges

Plane Crashes Into Playground  Children Had Not Yet Left Building

Bll PLANE FALLS (NA PLAYGROUM   NO CIVILIANS HURT—8 MEM: BERS OF CREW ESCAPE SERIOUS INJURY,

Leaking Gas Main In Jefferson Causes Property Loss Estimated At $56,000; Equitable Gas Co.; Blamed

BIG pep :   Rookie MeDougald Pounds Grandslam In Third To Open Barrage, Rizzute ‘Homers In-Fourth.                   LOPAT REGISTERS 2ND WIN OF Sniks   Lefty Ed Throws S-Hitter; Irvin: Runs Safety: Total /To 11, One Short of Record:  3

BOMBERS RAP 2 HOMERS IN BIG ATTACK   Rookie McDougald Pounds Grandslam In Third To Open Barrage, Rizzuto Homers In Fourth.   LOPAT REGISTERS 2ND WIN OF SERIES   Lefty Ed Throws 5-Hitter; Irvin Runs Safety Total To 11, One Short of Record:

Anti-Byrd Grou Leads in Virginia  3 Locked in Race For bdteciesnti nn“ Ciniiinniken

Byrd Suffers Two Defeats In Virginia   ‘State Senate Fight” Marked By Setbacks For Party’s Leader

DEMOCRATS GIVEN VIRGINIA SETBACK   Byrd Forces Surprised In State Senate Races.

BYRD MACHINE HITS SETBACKS AT THE POLLS   Anti-Organization Democrats Score Victories in State Senate Races.

Hot Dog Stands Will Be Needed in Space If Shins Fly to Other Planets

Interplanetary Grid Games and a Nation  Of 100-Year-Old Youngsters Predicted

Father Held for Firing at School Bus Asks Audience with President Truman

poate Charges:  Dad Told Children It Was Patriotic to Shoot Sheriff

’It's OK To Shoot Sheriff, Kids’  Pa Mad at School Board ‘Whole Family's in Jail

Rhine Valley Is Rocked By Earthquake  Many Of Resident: Thatahe Dictrics   Many Of Residents Thought District Struck By A-Bomb

AF Being Built Toward Goal of  95-100 Groups  Vandenburg: U.S. Could Strike Back If Bombed

Air Force To Be Built to 95-100 Groups by 1953  New Figure Almost Double Its Size at Beginning of War

Felony Charges  Four Buffalo Councilmen, 9 Others. Indicted bv Turvy

4 Councilmen, Police Official Linked in Deal   All Deny Guilt; Freed in Bail On Property Bon

Hamilton Holt Dies in North  Moanrt Attnrk Entnl 7,   Heart Attack Fatal To Ex-President of Rollins

ASKS END TO REARMAMENT Britain’s ‘Red Dean’ Flays Attlee. Hails Stalin Talk

BRITISH CLERGYMAN. DENOUNCES ATTLEE’S POLICY  "Red Dean’ Lauds Stalin's Aims

Red Dean Says Stalin Right, Attlee Wrong   Briton Demands Halt To Rearmament, Other Ideas Leading to War

Furious Storms Lash Atlantic, Europe Ports  26 Dead or Missing; aA. .... hs... @._ 8 mm ,   26 Dead or Missing; Many Ships Send Out Signals of Distress

Europe Lashed by Furious Storms; 26 Dead, Missing   Winds Whip Atlantic From Bay of Biscay To Britain: Smal! Boats at Anchor Swamned

Kurope Is Lashed  By Furious Storm   26 Persons Reported Dead Or Missing As Winds, High Waves Hit Coast

Sea Menaces U.S. Vessel; A Rescued   60-Foot Waves Pounding Entire European Coast

Dozens Dead or Missing in Europe Storm   Distressed Yankee Ship Awaits Tow, Only Captain Aboard

At Least 26 Reported Dead as Furious ‘Storms Roar Down on Coast of Europe

U.S. Veto Seen On Soviet Plar   Latest Jap Pact Proposal Taoved *‘Propazanda’

Report Order Has Been Sent To MacArthur  Future Statements Must Be Cleared  , y ee eee eee

Peace Appeal To China Reds In Field Is Blamed   Britain Fears War Threat Endangers Hong Kong; General's Aides, Japs Surprised At State Department Failure To Approve Plan

GENERAL GETS ‘GAG’ ORDERS  AFTER APPEAL   Indicate Britain Also Didn't Like Bold ‘Truce Bid

MacArthur’s Knuckles Hit Anew   Diplomats Dislike Peace Statement

Brass Slaps ~ Gag on ‘Mac’   ‘Statements Must -~ , Clear Through Capital

DILEMMA FOR JURISTS   Dozen Kansas County District Courts Begin on New Yeara

SOME YANKS COMING HOME FROM GERMANY   Pari of Those With Four Years service to Be Reassigned fo Korea,

Spread Net for Kitts; Flees Jail at Cedar Rapids   Desperado Held in Connection with $38, 000 Bank Robbery

Dapper Desperado Escapes from Jail At Cedar Rapids   Jailers Unable To Explain How Kitts Got Out

Outlaw’s Escape At Cedar Rapids Perhaps Due To Blunder By Jailer

FUNERAL RITES TUESDAY FOR HARRY LANE   Head Of Package Firm Takes His Life Saturday

Kaiser-Frazer Sirike Settled  Grievances Of 11,000 Workers lroned Out

Western Union Operators Walk Off Jobs Today  Eastern Division   Eastern Division Appears to Be Hardest Hit

Tension Mounts In Korean War   Reds Still Ignore Truce Talk Offer

Only One Point Now Undecided   Communists Drop Their Opposition To Safety Zone

Air Flights Last Bar To Peace Talks  Over-( Jptimism Warned Against

Plane Flights Over Area last ltem Of Debate   Settlement Sure, Allied Officer Says Of Sunday Meeting  i Em «mS Ste eres

UN Optimistic In Efforts To Resume Talks   Last Obstacle Regards Planes Over Parley Site

Truce Talk Agreement Held Near   Conference May Be Revived Soon  On Korean Front

Allied, Commie Liaison Officers Study Obstacle  Two Sides In Effort To Remove _ Of AL eo  etanriane

APPROVE BILL ~ FOR LOCAL TAX CEILING PLAN   Would Let Local Government Set Rates Subject To Referendum.

Gen. Says Joint Chiets Of Staff Recommended Bombing Of Manchuria  Tells Senators He Does Not Think Russia’ Is In Posit’on fo Launch Predatory Attack

Nationalists Win In New Zealand   Socialists Beaten — With A Landslide

PRIME MINISTER: PETS RFELECTE      New Zealand Voters Ret  Horfafdi: IAD : ‘In Election

Four Held In Sheep Theft  In Greene   Shades OF Old West And Rustling Days Huve Been Reenaeteidl

Chinese Reds Take Key Hill  Sabre Jets Down Twe AAl fle Witthaist I mec

ALLIES LOSE KEY HILL IN KOREA   CHINESE, ATTACKING IN DEEP SNOW, DRIVE U. N, FORCES FROM PEAK,   Ry WILLIAM C. BARNARD.

LABOR AT A GLANCE 30.000 Dock Workers Idle; Rail Strike Is Threatened

DOCK WORKERS TIE UP PORTS ON EAST COAST   MILK DRINKERS IN NEW YORK THIRSTY AS TEAMSTERS IDLE

Strikes Spread In Six Phases  Of U.S. Labor   Docks. Breweries, Rubber And Atomic Plants Are Among Idle

Democrats Plan To Renew Fight On Building Bill -Orpriten to Pur  1HAR

BRIDE STUNNED ~ BY RED POW LIST   :  FIRST MATE REPORTED CAP.  TIVE AS SHE STARTS HONEYMOON WITH NO. 2.

POW List Disrupts Honeymoon Of Young ‘Woman, Supposedly Widow Since Last May

NEW CHINESE TROOPS THROWN (NTO BATTLE   Small Gains Are Made In Bitter Fiahtina

CAPITAL NEWS POINTS HOME   ‘Home Town Reporter’ Of Great Lecal Value

Midwest Flood Heads for South   Minus Punch that Caused Heavy Loss

Flood Recedes On Mississippi  Two States Estimate Loss At Billion

Retention Of Weather BureauAsked   ‘Chamber of Commerce To Call Meeting First Of Week; Needed  Bae Tacal Activities

Red China Threatening To Torture Families Of Chinese Living Abroad

Red China Is Blackmailing  lis Nationals   Ordered To Send Mone) Home Or Families Will Face Execution

Red China Demanding Big Sums from Chinese Abroad  ‘on Threat to Torture Kin

Chinese Abroad Are Blackmailed  Reds Are Demanding - Monev Under Threat

nn WICE FCOple ——. en Red Chinese Demand Money From Countrymen To Protect Families —

CHINA REDS PUT OTHERS ON SPOT FOR CASH GIFTS   Demand Made On Chinese In Other Lands For Large Sums—Threaten Te Kill, Torture Fami.  lies:

Reds Demand Money of Chinese Abroad With Threat of Torture to Kin at Home

Services Held Tuesday At Hill Funeral Home For Mrs. Gerdline Burke

‘Keen Eyed Feather Flingers’ To Meet For Annual Lutheran Dartball Tourney   High School Gym To Be Scene of Jan. 18 Contest

But Reds Hit Again; All-Out Drive Seen   Allies, Pushed Back 5 Miles from Edge of City, Inflict 2,100 Casualties on Foe

Weatherman Claims Worse Ohio Winters Have Been Experienced in Years Past

Americans Shoot Down Four MiGs  Dameoge Four Others in Big Air Battle

LOWER BUCKS RIVALS LONG ISLAND. GROWTE   May Become ‘Pittsburgh’ 01 The East, He Says   OPTION ON 1700 ACRES

PREDICT BUCKS CO. WILL BE LIKE THE LONG ISLAND AREA   Morrisville To Be “Greatest Industrial Develop  Wm. J. Levitt Plans to Erect 10,000 Homes in Falls and Bristol Townships

Longshoremen Return To Jobs At N.Y. Docks   Stevedores Flock Back To Piers A  Leaders Agree To End Walkout

Costly Dock Strike Ends In New York   Thousands Return To Work Following Agreement; Walkout Tied Up Manv Shins’

29-DAY TIEUP OF EASTERN PIERS ENDS   Thousands Of Longshoremen Stream Back To Work   PUBLIC HEARINGS   On Dispute Will Continue: Union Yields To FactFinding Board

Dock Strikers Working Again; Johs Aplenty  Te emeeend Diane Duenermd   Jammed Piers Prompt  Police To Round Up Extra Men.

Wildcat Stevedores Stop Costly Strike:  Grievances Remain  Fact-Finding Committee Persuades Dockmen   Fact-Finding Committes Persuades Dockmen To End Walkout

Dock Strike Ends; Piers  Buzz Again Billion Dollar Walkout Lasted For 25 Days

Piers Hum As Costly Strike Ends   Striking Longshoremen Go Back To Work, Freight Piled High at New York

DOCK WORKERS END WALKOUT CN EAST PIERS   Costliest Shutdown Results In Loss Of $40 Billions

Dock Strikers End Longest N.Y. Tieup   Rebels Yield to Fact-Find ers: No Mention Made of —— Intra-Union Dispute

25-Day-Old Dock Strike Ends In East   Longshoremen Go Back; Board Still Must Air Disputes

Piers Worked At New York And Boston   Faction Yields To Fact-Finders; Dispute Unsettled

End Costly N.Y. Dock Strike  Thousands Back To Work Along ' East Coast

DOCK STRIKERS GO BACK TO JOBS   Wildcat Walkout Longest Ever Paperienced on the New York Waterfront.

Wildcat Strike ls Terminated By Armistice  Pay Scales Remair TT, Rez Casslad

WILDCAT N.Y. WATERFRONT STRIKE ENDS   Walkout Costliest In History of World's Largest Port.

Fact-Finding Board Seffles Dock Dispute   Work Resumption Opens New York Piers After 25 Dav:

Stevedores End Wildeat Strike In N.Y. District   Longeshoremen Flock Back Leng Before Deadline Set By Their Leaders

Rebels Yield To New York Fact Finders  Tieup Is Costliest In Port’s History

NY Dock Tieup Ends; Longest Costliest Ever  Harrassed Skinners   Harrassed Skippers Laud Fact-Finders

Hundreds Go Back ToN. Y., Jersey Piers   Mediation Official Announces Decision After Long Session

Rebels Flock Back, Tackle Cargo Snar'   Union Group Yields to Fact Finders in Predawn Action

Stevedores End Dock Walkout; 70 Ships Free   Rebels’ Grievances Still Unsettled: Hearinas Promised

Dock Workers Flocked Back To Work   Costly Strike At New York Ended Today

NY Dock Strike Settled   Wildcat Walkout Leaders Agree To End Tie-up After 25th Day

Strikers Yield To Fact Panel, Terms Not Told  Two-to-One Majority Pr. . . gee. gm.

Rush To Clear. Piers: ‘Jammed Up By Port's: Most Expensive Tieup

Costly Dock Strike Ends   Rebel Union Faction Yields to Fact Board in Halting Billion-Dollar, 25-Day Walkout

Rebel Union Accepts Plan Of NY Board   25-Day Wildcat Strikes Costs» Billion Dollars

Rebel Union Group Ends Long Tieup   Strike Costliest In City’s History; Dispute Unsettled

Union Leaders Agree to End Wildcat Strike  114 Non-Military Ships Were Halted In Costly Walkout

Move Back To Dock Job:   Strikers Give In To Fact-Finding Board In 25-Dav Tieun

DOCK WORKERS END WALKOUT ON EAST PIERS   Results In Loss Of $40 Billions

CALL END TO WILDCAT 25DAY WALKOUT   Rebel Union Faction Yields To State FactFinding Board In Dispute Over Pay.   COSTLIEST DOCK — STRIKE IN HISTORY   Dispute Inside Union Which Defied Own Leaders Is Unsettled; Take Up Wages Later.

No Mention Is Made Of Settlement   Costly 25-Day-Old Walkout Is Ended As Union Yields To Fact-Finders

Striking Dockers Pour Back To Jobs As Leaders Yield  25-Day Walkout Leaves Freight  Iaone Mart Nindore Roraoina (neo

Rebel Dockers Return to Work  Longest and Costliest New York Strike Ends

Dock Labor Flocks Baek   Costliest Strike in Port History Ends at  New York

29-DAY TIEUP OF EASTERN PIERS ENDS   Thousands Of Longshoremen Stream Back To Work   On Dispute will Continue: Union Yields To FactFinding Board

Dockers Back  On N. Y. Piers   Injunction Breaks Strike: State Panel Helps

BILLION DOLLAR DOCK STRIKE AT NEW YORK ENDS   Longshoremen Flock to Work After 25-Day Wildcat Walkout.

Rebel Union Men Yield fo Decision Of Inquiry Board   Thousands Stream Back to Work After Crippling Ship Tieup

25-Day Dock Strike Ends In New York   Freight Jammed Piers Busy as Workers Return

‘Armistice’ Declared In Costly Strike   No Mention Made Of Settlement In Intra-Union Fight Among ILA Dockers

DOCK WORKERS RETURN TO JOB   New York Labor Board Gets Them To Handle Cargo

Union Leaders Agree To End 25-Day Strike   Yield To New York Fact-Finding Board; No Terms Announced

Workers Back at Piers After a5 Day Tieup   Rebel Union Faction Yields to Fact Finding Board at Conference

Dock Strike Over; Board Is. Praised   Persuasion Wins Rebels’ Acceptance Of Full Hearing

Stevedores Stream Back To Work on East Coast  Rebel! Strikers End Walkout; Shippers Praise Fact-Finders

ILA Rebels Call Off Walkout   Agree To Oper New York And  Boston Ports

Longshoremen Go Back to Jobs   Rebels Yield to Board In N.Y. Dock Tie-In

Dock Strike Ends Friday In New York   Rebel Stevedores Stream Back To Werk All } Along Waterfront

Billion Dollar, 25-Day Job — Tieup Terminated; Walkout Termed Severe Blow to U. S.

Longshoremen Go Back fo Work af New York Piers   Thousands Show Up for Jobs When 25-Day Old Wildcat Strike Ends.

Rebel Workers Returm to Work After 25 Days:   Fact-Finding Board Named to Get at Cause of Tie-Up

Missing Girl Sought; Cops Quizzing Boy   Conflicting Details Of His Kidnap Story _ Puzzle Police; No. Trace of Girl: Found

No Trace Found Of Missing Girl In Oklahoma  Cece be Wee et   Escort In Technical Custody, Story Said To “Conflict”

Defense Need To Continue Long Period   Advisers Warn That Spending for Arms Will Go on in This Nation Lona Time

RFC Office Will Open In Marion   Rehabilitation Loans Will Be Available To Flood Wiciims

20 Mangled Bodies Found   Little Hope Seen for About 60 Men Trapped by Underground Explosion

Twenty Bodies Badly Mangled Found in Shaft   Sixty More Out of Nearly 300 Feared Still Tranned

Blast Wrecks Coal Mine at’ West Frankfort  Little Likelihood That Missing Men Will Be. Eaund Alive

Only Mechanical Difficulties Will Prevent Application of Order; Policy ls Agreed Upon

Freeze on Eight Million Prices Expected This Week: OPS to Revamp

Freeze of Prices by End of Week Now Indicated   Figures of January Likely to Be Those Decided Upon

U.S.PREPARES 10 FREEZE EIGHT MILLION PRICES   Order Expected by End of This Week—Kollback of Costs to January 1 Predicted.   CONTROL OF WAGES BOUND TO FOLLOW   But Experts Say It Will Be Impracticable to Push Pay Back to Some Previous Date.

Simultaneous Freeze on 8,000,000 Prices Slated  Ry Stahilization Acenceyv

Freeze Due F or Prices By Weekend  Over Nation   Johnston Expected To Approve Action Stabilizing Costs

ONLY MACHINERY DELAYING ACTIVE PRICE CONTROLS   Expect Eight Million Prices T« Be Regulated Sometime This Week   WHITE HOUSE PLANNING TO CHANGE STABILIZATION

Order Expected To Be Issued By End Of Week   About Eight Million Prices May Be Included In Sweeping Edict; Rollback To Jan. Ll Prices Hinted

U. S. to Freeze Myriad Prices  By Week’s End   Eiht Million Tlems Seer Affected by Decisious OF New ‘Bie Three’?

WEEK MAY SEE EIGHT MILLION PRICES FROZEN   Eric Johnston Not Ex. pected to Block Simultaneous Order,

Price Roll-back Should Be Completed By End Of Week; Jan. 1 Probable Date

Officials Aim At Price Curb By Saturday   ESA Thinks Freeze Would Apply to 8,000,000 Prices

Price Freeze Due by End Of NextWeel   Eight Million Tienis Would Come Tinder New Order

JOHNSTON, DiSALLE, CHING AT THE HELM Price-Freezing Order  Due by Next Week End

Plan Freeze on Prices by End of Week   Stabilization Office to Set Up Controls en 8 Million Hems

Rollback On Prices Studied   Freeze Of About Eight Million May Come By End Of Week

Price Curbs Due By End Of Week; Jan. { Level Eyed  ‘Freeze’ Will Affect vi lions OF items; lohnston Promoted’

OPS Plans Freeze of Eight Million Prices by End of Week, Mechanical Details Only Delay

OPS i xpects Price Freeze In Few Days  2 AD OOD Articles   8,000,000 Articles Are To Be Affected   White House Preparing To Reorganize Setup For Srtohilizgation

Kight Million Pric es Due For Control   Big Shake-Up Planned In Entire Economic Stabilization Agency

Price Agency Shake-Up May Bring Total Freeze By End of Coming Week

Price Freeze  Due This Week   Eric Johnston Is Not Expected To Block It

Eight Million ltems to Go Under Contro   Mechanical Details Believed to Be Only Source of Delay Now

FRANCE SEEKS COALITION REGIME   Pleven Verified; Socialist: Refuse Cabinet Posts

Stassen Endorses Eisenhower Policy   Says Either America Or Reds to Lead World

Belt Untair Competitor,  Rails Charge   Foes Will Continue Slashing Attack On Conveyor Today

Finding Big-Profit Oil Fleld Difficult  All Big Money-Making Fields Could Be Put in 5( By 50 Mito Ares

SHERIFF FROM ILLINOIS DIES IN > RIVER PLUNGI   Driver Takes the Wrong Road,  Goes Off Minnesota Dock.

0'Conor Blasted By Gov. Warren   Fla. Governor Says Solon Big Hypocrite

President Warns Of Red Trickery  Says Cease-Fire Mav Be Cover-Up

President Says Russ Mass Arms   Action, Not Words, Is What Counts

Say Peace Talks May Be Coverup For New Moves   Tells Detroit Throngs Russian Forces Are Threat To Alaska, Japan And East Europe; Satellites Forced To Boost Arms

Russian Army Perils Alaska President Says   Detroit Speech Cites Action Not Indicating Peaceful Intentions

Sees Reds As Menace  To Alaska  [oe a) fener   Soviet Prepares For Accoression

Grouping of Huge Armies Menace To Alaska, Japan, He Says In Detroit Talk

Korea Perils UN’s Future. Lie Warns   But Disarmament Efforts Progressing, Secretary-General Say

Allies Send Forces Over  Imjin River   Peiping Charges UN Has Started All-Out Offensive

Allied Troops Attack Enemy Build-Up Area  ‘Reconnaiss ssance   ‘Reconnaissance In Force’ Made On Wes! Korean Front Sector

Judge Obeys Order Of Appeals Court, Takes Reds’ Bail  15 High-Ranking U. S. Communists  Freed Under Move

RESTORES RED GAIL BOND FOR  13 COMES   Ryan Acts After U. S. Appeals  Judge Orders CRC Bail Re Accented.

Heavy Snovy Cripples Midwest.   J1-Inch Fall In St. Louis; “More Comine

Traffic Hobbled By Heavy Snow  Broad Belt in U. S. Midsection Is Hit

11-INCH SNOW PARALYZES GITY OF ST, LOUIS   Storm’s Broad Belt Reaches Across Nation’s Midsection.

Sister Kenny Ill, Cannol Be Cured   ‘Controversial Figure tr Polio Returning To United States

SISTER KENNY SAYS SHE’S INCURABLY ILL   Prader in Fight Against Potio Plans tin Fly te ©. S. on Way te Denmark.

Work Accomplished, Sister Kenny Faces Death From Incurable Disease

Civil Defense Officials Sound Discordant Note   Connellsville Fails To Participate In All-State Air Raid Test

Se aS.  City Johnny Hayseed May Be Asked Again To Plant ‘Victory Gardens’

CITY HAYSEEDS ARE EYED Victory Garden Program Return Now Being Talked

Agriculture Department Is Considering Renewal of ‘Victory Garden’ Campaign

Administration May Not Try Jessup Vote   Interim Appointment Could Be Made if Senate Doesn't Act

British Note Warns Iran   ‘Gravest’ Danger Cited as Court Opens Hearines

lran Protests British Forces Near Abadan   Britain Calls lran’s Actions  i  Bp Rosters, sven

Hague Hearings Begun On Injunetion Demand Against Actions Of Tran

BRITAIN SAYS IRAN OIL GRAB “UNWISE’ MOVE   Country Is Called _ Stubborn In Note. Handed To Official

Britain Warns Iran Oil May Mean Trouble  Note Delivered As World Court Beoing

Brifain Warns lran of Grave Consequences  international Court Opens Hearing On Grave Oil Dispute

Situation Grave. British Warning In Oil Dispute   lran Told In Note, Principally For The Record, That Property Belongs To ‘tioc Until International Court Of Justice Issues Ruling

Iran Is Warned Of Consequences If Oil Is Seized   British Move Comes Afte1 Hague Court Starts Dispute Hearings for Injunction

Britain Warns Iran of ‘Grave Consequences’   Will Hold Governmen Responsible for Safety of Subjects

Britain Warns lran of Grave. Consequences  British to Hold Iran  Regime Responsible  Ear Oil Warkere Safe

IRAN (S WARNED AGAINST TAKING CONTROL OF Olt   British Note Advises That Nationalization Insistence Might Lead To Grave Con sequences.

Britain Issues Solemn Warning   ‘Iran Told Seizure To Lead To “Gravest  Consequences.”

lran Warned by British Against Seizing Oil Plant   Note Says ‘Gravest Consequences’ May Result from Action

““Gravest Consequences” May Result From Iran’s Actions, Britain Warns

British Warn Iranians Against Carrying Out Seizure Of Oil Fields

lran is Warned By Great Britain   Seizing Installations Will Lead to ‘Gravest Consequences. She Say:

London Warns Oil Seizure ls “Unwise   Refinery Closings To Mean Withdrawa Of Technicians

Britain Wams Iran of Grave Consequences  Coclle Gad ae   Calls Stand on Oil Seizure Stubborn and Unwise

Britain Sends Warning Note To Iran Today   World Court Opens Dispute Hearings

Britain's Nofe Warns Iran of ‘Consequences’  Hits Insistence on Seizing Oil Works

Britain Warns Tehran in Note   tranian Actions Termed ‘Stubborn’

Sritish Warn fran On Oil   Seizure Might Lead to “Gravest Consequences. Note Says

England Warns lran in Oil Grab  Both Sides Remain Firm in Dispute

Nofe by Britain Raps Iran Oil Nationalization  World Court Begins Hearings on Fate Of British Company

British Message Warns Iranians Of Grave Danger   Declares Insistence On Oil Seizure Can Bring Great Trouble

BRITAIN WARNS IRAN OF GRAVE CONSEQUENCES   ‘Holds Massadegh Responsiole for Safety of Oil Field. Workers.

BOYLE DECLARES CHARGES ABOUT REC LOAN FALSE   Democratic Chairman Sees  Arranging Of Appaint ments As Duiv OF Staff

Boyle in Defense Of Actions   Party Chairman  Has ‘Duty’ to Aid People Trying to See U.S. Officials

Senators Continue ‘Influence Probe  Demo Officer Named As RFC Loan ‘Fixer’

Stalin’s Blast May Backfire; Result In Stronger West  Personal Prestige Is Now Propaganda

‘Diplomatic Officials Are Predicting Stalin's ‘Blasts Against UN Will Backfire Three Ways

Stalin May Feel Backfire Of Blast Against Allies   Officials Believe West Will Be Drawn Closer Together; May Awaken Russian People To Peri

‘Stalin's Blast AtU. N. And Free World Generally Exoected To Backfire

Did Stalin Lead With His Chin? Diplomats Expecting  Three-Way Backfire

Is Expected To Backfire   May Tighten Up, Rather Than Split, West in Building Military Strength

Moscow’s Blast To ‘Backfire   Stalin’s Attack On UN   Due To Backfire In Three Ways, Officials Say

Overall Tone of Note Is Uncompromising; May Open Eyes  of Russians

May Tighten West Plan q For Defense   ‘Array of Power : - May Frighten  Russian People

Stalin's Attack On Free World May Backfire’   Diplomats Believe It Will Tighten Up the West's Determination

Stalin’s Attack Could Backfire   Diplomats Believe Blast Will Directly Hurt Soviet Prestige

Stalin's Blast May Backfire  Diplomats Predict Unexnected Results

Stalin's Blast May Backfire, Diplomats Say  Expected To Tighter West’s Front Aqainst Reds

Will Tighten Up West: Raise Doubt  In Communist Bloc Officials Think

Stalin's Blast Will Backfire, General Belief   Expected to Tighten Up Western Ranks Acainst Soviet

Diplomats Predict Backfiring Effects From Stalin Blast   Uncompromising Talk May Tighten, Rather Than Divide the West

Stalin Blast Is Expected To Backfire   May Tighten Up, Rather Than Split, West in Building Military Strength

Stalin Blast May Backfire Three Ways   West May Tighten Up, Russian People May See What's Ahead, Personal Prestire Involved

Soviet Blast May Tighten Allied Pact   Diplomats Predict Stalin’s Charges Likely To Rackfire

Stalin Attack On UN Likely  To Boomerang   Diplomats Forecast  West To Tighten Up Om Cambstiine Reds.

3 Way Backfire For Stalin Seen After U.N. Blast   West Is Expected to Tighten Up; Soviets Learn of Opposition

Blast By Stalin Due To Backfire In Three Ways   Western Powers May Be Tightened Rather Than Split

On U.N. Means More Defenses  Allied Leaders Say Talk Will Backfire On Russia

Recommend More Spiritual Help in Training Schools   Committee Commends Pat Sweeney: Note Little Improvement at Chillicothe.

Biscounts Gestore ee EE  Truman Says Soviet Proposal Fails To Support World Peace

‘Leisure-Minded Congressmen Propose Creation of Several Legal Holidays

Levers of Leisure Watch Congress—  y. At Least Ten Bills Call for Observance of Special Days

Additional Holidays Suggested Lovers of Leisure ~ Look to Lawmaker:

Reds Continue To Build Up For Big Push   UN Patrols Probe 25 Miles Northward Into Enemy Areas

KOREAN FRONT AGAIN QUIET; REDS GROUPING   - Report Soviet Troops  Now In China. Ta Battle Invasion __

NO MAN’S LAND NARROWS  Brief Skirmishes Marked As Reds Continue Buildup

$97,500,000 FOR VOICE’ SOUGHT   Truman Requests That Additional Amount For Foreign Broadcasts

$97,500,008 Tetal Given  Funds Asked to Out-Show Red ‘Peace’ Propaganda

PRESSTIME BULLETIN By The Assoc iated Press  thei sak: ill eae alt, lak dail pial 

Foreign Radio Needs Step-Up   Mobilization Director Will Confer  With President Tomorrow

More Wanted For Voice of America  $97 Million Asked To Counteract Reds

Would Add 971% Million: to Help Counter Red ‘Untruths,’  He Says

‘Eranian® Asks: $97 Millions ‘Truth’ Funds   Requests Increase In Appropriations for "Voice of America”

Farmers Sitting. Pretty Under Control of Prices   Prices are Not Controlled on Food at Farm

Farmers Still Sittin’ Pretty!  Prices on Most of Things He Sells Can Go on Up But Prices of Thinas He Buvs Are Held in Check

4, Buffalo Pinball Men Get Terms  In Penitentiary   All Plend Guilty

Polls GOP Committee On State Referendum   Chairman, Terming New Redistricting ‘Political Montrosity,’ Says Petition Ear Delaving Action May Be Started

U0. P. POLLED UN REFERENDUM   LEADERS’ VIEWS SOUGHT ON SUBMITTING REDISTRICTING BILL TO VOTE,

Police Disperse” “Egyptian Rioters  With Guns, Club:   Government To Place Bar  On Demonstrations Throughout Land

Cheaper Beef Is Doubtful   Farm Bloc Hopes To Scuttle Cattle Price Rollbacks

Todav’s Index   MacArthur ‘Scouts’ Connecticut On. Job, House, Dogwoods Fronts

MOBILE UNITS SMASH AHEAD * FOR 2 MILES   Troops Recapture Yanggu, Push To North

Yanks Gain In Drive On Enemy Base   Armored Units Met By. Stand-or-Die Chinese Defenders -

DEADLINE ENDS IN TWO WEEKS   Iran Files Ultimatum At Britain Calling For Renewed Talks

Iran Sending Oil Ultimatum To British  Two Weeks Deadlin Given To Resume

Battered Reds Pour More Men Into Major Push   Allies Appear Confident of Holding ‘Their Ground Near Key Road Towns

Foe Continues Heavy Pressure Despite Losses   Estimated 150.000 Chinese Troops in Central Front Drive

Allies Confident. Can Hold Off Foe   Chinese, North Koreans Suffer Meavy Losses in Attackina Woniu

Red Attacks Proceed Regardless of Losses   Enemy Forces Badly Mauled in Four Days of Fighting But Fresh Troops Are Brought Up to Continue Efforts to Break Line.   ALLIED ARMY CONFIDENT

Battered Reds Pour More Troops Info Big Effort to Crack U.N. Line   ‘Allied Bayonets Slash Back Attacks on Both Flanks of Centra] Front; New Pressure Is Turned on Chechen, Southeast of Wonju

Reds Pour More Men Into Drive On UN Defenses   Communists May Have 150,000 Men In Central Push

Allies Hoid to Positions Despite Red Reinforcement:   New Pressure Is Felt on Eastern Flank of Korean Central Front.

{QUTH ADMITS Me OT nANGLED BOY PRISONER   Confesses Murder of Bill Rodenburg, 13, After Sexual Assault.

Armor Comes To Aid Ringed Allied Forces   Severe Battering Given Communists in Central Sector

Truman Thinks Recording Talk  Is ‘Outrageous   President Reacts To Story  Tobey Made Records Of RFC Conversations

‘Outrageous’, Says President Of Recordings   Senator Tobey Recorded Phone Talks “With Truman

Tobey's Act Is Termed  ‘Outrageous’  Recorded Phone Conversation Wit Truman On RFC

Truman Attacks Tobey Recording Of Call on RFC  Says Act Outrageous, Conversation Can  Be Made Public

President's Telephone Tapped and Recordings are Made by Sen. Tobey About RFC Probe

Tobey To Give Senate Story Of Recording   Senator To Explain Truman Telephone Talk About Fees

[Assails Tobey’s Action President Terms Recordings ‘Of Conversation Outrageous

Tobey Disclosure ‘Outrages’ HST  Recordings Carry Traman Accuscetion

Tromen Is Angry at Senator Tobey Now; He Recorded Presidential Phone Chats

Tobey Draws Truman Fire  For Wiretap   Senator Records Tall With President On RFC Inquiry

TRUMAN SORE AT RECORDING OF PHONE TALKS   Says Recording of Statement He Had Goods on Congress “Outrageous.”

ALO FNL.  Tobey Records Truman’ $ Threats And Reveals Wheeler As “Mystery Man”

Tobey States ‘Confidence’ Was Broken  President' Thinks Recording ’Phone Talk ‘Outrageous’

Recorded Phone Call Irks Truman  “Outraged” Over Tobey's Action In RFC Inquiry

Truman-Tobey Phone Talks Under Fire   White House Describes Recording ‘Outrage’; Tobey Defends Action

Demand Solons Hear Truman, Tobey ‘Record’   Reveal Senator Took Down Conversation or  RFC Loan ‘Influence

PHONERECORDINGS ANCER TRUMAN   President Spoke Of RFC Loan Fees, Says Tobey

Truman Irate Over Report Of Recording  Tobey Promises Full Details of Telephone Talks

TRUMAN HITS. RECORDING Ot PHONE TALKS   Calls Tobey’s Action During Discussions of RFC “Outragequs.”

Truman ‘Outraged By Phone Record   Sen Tobey Told Group Of Conversations With President About RFC

President Raps Wire Recordings  Tobey Tells Committee Talks With Truman on RFC Taped

Dr. Tonney's Resignation Reported Asked  Health Unit Advisory Board Said To Have   Health Unit Advisory Board Said To Have Recommended Action

Mother Slashes Throats of 4  Sleeping Youngsters Killed in Their Beds

Enemy Tries q oStop UN  Of fensive   Allies Go Within 12 Miles Of Great Assembly Point

VITAL ENEMY TRIANGLE NOW WITHIN RANGE   Heavy Rains Cover Front; Planes Held Down

Foe Rallies With Support Of Big (suns   Allies Fight Through Mud To Within 12 Miles Of Big Assembly Area

Temperatures   Ridgway Warns of Enemy Strength, Prisoner Bag Declines Above Parallel

AT DAN 18 LIT  Bombing Of Manchuria Bases Could Mean Costly Operation

sf Ban Is Lifted Bombing Of Manchuria Bases  Could Mean Costly Operation

BILL WOULD BAR RFC PRESSURE   Byrd Drafling Measure To Ban Political Groups From Using Influence For RFC Funds.

Bill Would Bar Tnfluence’ With  ‘Federal Agencies   Byrd Would Ban Appearance Of Officers Of Political Groups.

WORKS 18 HOURS A DAY. Mother Horsewhipped; ‘Neglects’ Spastic Son

Allies Capture Another Hill On Central Front  ussian   Russian Type Planes Caught On Ground For First Attack

UN Troops Beat Reds Off Hill  Allied Planes Hit nr mm i ig gy gan

Judge Blasts Strikers for Their Adion   Al Contempt Hearing Dectores Switchmen Have Challenged U.S. Soveraignty

Switchmen Back to Jobs In Most Cities   Contempt Charge Hearing is Being Held in Chicago

Strikers Blasted By U.S. Judge   Switchmen Challenge Nation’s Sovereignty, He Declares in Court

Federal Judge Unlooses Blast At Strikers   Back-to-work Movements _ Continue But Key Cities Still Cripple Service

Praise Aims Of World Youth Group   President Truman and Acheson See Much of Value in It.

TAXPAYERS T0 DIG DOWN FOR INCREASED LEVY   ‘Average Wage-Earner Will Pay Between 11 And 12 Per Cent More   CIGARETTES, LIQUOR AND GASOLINE RAISED

OPS Issues Regulations That Permits Merchants To Raise Ceilings On All Levied Goods

BOOST IN TAXES GOES INTO EFFECT   LARGER BITE TAKEN OUT OF PAY CHECKS — SOME EACISES HIGHER,

Huge Tax Bite Set Thursday   Excise, Personal Levies Boosted On U.S. Public

Income Tax Increases Average of  $38 a Year   Withholding Rate Goes Up on All PayChecksHaving November Date

Huge Tax Boost Goes Into Effect   Average Additional Load of $38 for American Taxpayers.

Additional Tax Bife In Effect   Income, Automobile, Ges, Whiskey, Cigarette Levies Hiked

New Tax Rates, Mostly Higher, Go Into Effect   $38-A-Year Average Increase on Incomes, Widely Sold Articles

150,000,000 To Pay Average Of $38 A Year   Prices To Go Up In Case Of Additional Excise Tax Burden

New Riof in Utah Prison is Reported      Officers Answer Call For Help From Pen 15 Miles South of Salt Lake City

Guards Reported Held By Prisoners   Sheriff Rushes All Avail able Officers To Scene

UN Traps Fleeing Reds.  Paratroops Behind 38th   Paratroops Behind 38th Link With Yank Columr

UN Traps © Fleeing Reds   Paratroops Behind 38th Link With Yank Column

No Loyalty Oaths For lowa Employes  Senatore Reiect   Senators Reject Oath Provision

Solons Asked to Appoint Players  Former West Point AEG wink Naxwositicc

Congressmen Requested To Name Players   Biff Jones Tells Of Calls On Members To Have Boys Selected For West Point

Destiny Is Knocking For Third Time On America’s Door With Iron Insicstence

U.S.A.: The Permanent Revolution, ccc: Iron Hand of Destiny Knocks for America — To Lead World in Fight for Rights of Men

UN, N. Korean and Red Chinese Talks on Strictly Military Terms of Armistice Proposed by Russia

"~ FN PN PN PN F  THREE-YEAR-OLD CHILD SHOWS NEW DENTURES WITH A BIG SMILE

TOLEDO COUPLE DIES IN EUCLID CENTER HOME   Daughter-In-Law Of Slain Woman Flees In Terror  With Children

Estranged Mate Kills Wife, Self   Ewelid Center Home Is Scene Of Shootings

Rocket Barrage Seen and Reds’ Truce Signal  Planesand Artillery Do Most of Fighting On Cold Korea Front.

Allied Planes, Artillery Hit Red Positions   Communist Shore Batteries Bullseye US Destroyer Hymar

RED SHELL HITS U. 3. DESTROYER   NAVY REPORTS NO CASUATTIES — GROUND FORCES BATTLE IN WEST.

Staggering Blows Are Deait Enemy All Along 80-Mile Korean Front   Spring Trap On Thousands Of Reds Near Seoul, Killing Them Wholesale; Gains Elsewhere.

UN Forces Deal Staggering Blows   42,367 Reds Killed Or Wounded Since Start Of Allied Drive 13 Davs Aao

New U.N. Blows  Rip Communists  Artillery Barrages Set Up Allied Ground Advances

New Blows Blast Reds On Holidays   UN Forces Hit Communists Along 30-Mile Front as Drive Continues

2 Task Forces Within 28 Miles Of 38th Parallel   UN Blasts Reds All Along Front InDrive To Kill As Many As Possible

‘Holiday’ Death Toll Heavy As UN Forces Gain More Miles in Advance

Senators Vote Secret Hearing  For MacArthur   Censored Story Will Be Released to Press: GOPs Object Strongly

MacArthur To Be Heard Privately, Senators Agree  Republicans Would Have Had Hearing Open To The Public

MACARTHUR'S TESTIMONY IS TO BE SECRET   Hearing Doors Will Be Closed As Result Of Dem Victory

Senators Vote Secret Session For MacArthur   Doors To Be Thrown Oper If General Wants Public Hearing

Titusville Plant President Raps  Proposal Of PRR   Struthers Wells Head Terms Plan to Remove Area’s Only Passenger Trains ‘Catastrophe’; States District Deserves Better Treatment _

Lots of Work For Legislators  More Than 200 Bills Ready for Committee:

MeCarthy In Blast Against Gen. Marshall   Wisconsin Senator Says Speech Will Last for  Six or Seven Hours

M’Arthur Ready To Meet Chinese High Command  To Discuss Peace Terms     !   Communists Crippled By Destruction Of Supply Lines Through Day-Long Bombardment Bv Planes And Navy Gnnec

General Ready To Meet China On Settlement   3,300 Paratroopers And Rangers Cut Escape Rout Of Tardy Reds; Three UN Columns  Drive North, One Joins ’Chute Troops

General Makes 14th Visit To Fighting Front   Commander Says Chinese Stamina Less Than Allies’

MacArthur Offers Reds, Cleared from S. Korea, Chance to Make Pore

UN Leader Reveals  South Korea Cleared Of ‘Organized’ Reds; U. 5. Forces Advance

South Korea Now Cleared, He Declares   General Prepared To End Fight Without Further Bloodshed

EF or Peace Parl To End Bloodshe      MacArthur Says Most Organized Communists: Clear ed Qut Of South Korea —Chinese Troops :  Shawina fece Staminn

‘Chutists Drop Between Foes, Boundary Line   Twenty Thousand Confront Trap Forged by Allies To. Narth of Seoul

[ORGANIZED ENEMY FORCES IHAVE BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY: ‘CLEARED FROM SOUTH KOREA   MacArthur, En Route Te Battlefront, Says He Is Ready To Meet Chinese High Command Anytime To End “Further Bloodshed”

‘Muscle Spasm Controversial Issue In Kenny Vs. Others On Polio Treatment

Submit Plan As 8 Enemy Drives Fail  Communists Make No  Direct Reply, But

12,000 FRONT LINE TROOPS INVOLVED ©   Allied Negotiators Offer Compromise To Reds   Issue May Be Decided Late Today: U.N. Forces Repel Eight Enemy Attacks

ALLIES SUGGEST COMPROMISE ON KAESONG ISSUE   VIRTUAL PROMISE, HOME BY CHRISTMAS, IS MADE TO GI’S

Allies Repulse Eight Red Attacks   General Ridgway Promises Vets They Will Be Home by Christmas

U.N. Offers Compromise On Armistice  Front-Line Veterans   Front-Line Veterans To Be Home By Yule Ridgway Promises

U.N. Suggests Compromise  Allied Infantry Turns Back Seven Ded Attancbe

UN Makes Offer Of Compromise On Battle Line  No Direct Word Heard From Reds

Allies Offer a Compromise In Truce Deadlock   Fighting Men Hold Hope They Might Be Home for Christmas.

Compromise Proposed By Truce Envoys      Demilitarization Of Kaesong Is Un’'s Latest Offer

Home By Christmas Is Ridgway Pledge To Troops At Front   Reds Silent On Compromise Plan; 15.000 Soldiers To Be Relieved

Suggest Kecping Kaesong Neutral As Compromise   Allied Delegates Make Proposal At Panmunjom In Move To Arrive At Truce

Front Vets Home by: Xmas, Ridgway Says   UN Negotiators Suggest Compromise On Buffer Zone; Allied Commander Says Men !n Korea Jan. 1 Home Soon

U.N. Plan Seeks  Neutral Kaesong  Allies Beat Off Chinese Attacks

(Compromise Is  Urged by U.N.   Demilitarized Zone Around Kaesong Is Suggested to Reds

U.N. Offering Compromise Buffer Zone   Commies Didn’t Reject it; See Nlew Peace Hope:

U. N. OFFERS BUFFER ZONE _ COMPROMISE   Allies Offer to Place Kaesong in Neutral Zone; Both Sides Had Demanded City.   gRED REPLY IS EXPECTED TONIGHT   Enemy Hurls Eight Attacks, Gains No Ground; American Jet Plane Shot Down.

UN Offers Compromise To Reds On haesont  Frontlin e Vet   Frontline Vets Of Year in Korea To Be  Home By Christmas

Propose That Red-Helc aces Be Placed in Neutral Zone   ALLIES REPEL ATTACKS   Three American Planes Are Lost in Air Force Operations

Reds Silent on New Ofter   Proposal Made as Allies Smash Seven of Eight Attacks on Western Front

Infantrymen Turn Back Seven Enemy Attacks   Ridgway Promises Fighting Men Christmas at Home

UN Suggests Compromise Over Kaesong   Dispute Blocks Zone Agreement

Communists Yield Ground Gained After 8 Attacks; Reds Make No Reply to  Neutral Zone Plea

Infantrymen Turn Back Seven Enemy Atfacks  i Prami   Ridgway Promises Fighting Men Christmas at Home

UN Offers Reds  /one Compromise   Communists Make No Reply to Proposal Neutralizing Kaesong

Allies Offer To Neutralize Kaesong Area  Buffer Agreement Would Open Way fo1 End of Shooting

; Ridgway aysReply— fommunists   Ask Concessions is Note To Be in 24 Hours

Reply Seen Within Next 24 Hours   Commander Anxious To Avoid Further  Communist Charges

wee Communists Increase Hate ampaign Directed Against Eisenhowe:

STRIKE OF 831 “IDLES:3,000:ATATOMIC PLANT           AFL ‘Laborers: Seti: U Line Over Firing ‘of Two...

STRIKE OF 831 IDLES 3,000 AT ATOMIC PLANT   AFL Laborers Set’ Up Picket Line Over Firing of  Two. »

KKKKKS TWO ATLANTA TOTS PLAY DOCTOR, CONSUMING A “TOTAL OF 43 ASPIRINS

Tells ‘Chair’ Role Played By Costello   Says He Aided In Bringing Killer To ‘Hot Seat’

Ex-Mayor Tells About Crime Ring   Says Frank Not Cited As Chief, Aided in Punishing Lepke.

Temperatures   Says Gambling Chieftain Actually Helped Send Notorious Slayer to Chair

Husband Held In Slaying of Bride   Interrupted Funeral Bares Stab Wounds

Death of Woman Reveals Marriage  Oklchome City Mon   Oklchome City Mon Questioned About Bride's Death From Steb Wound:

British Diplomat _ Recall Demanded   Czechs Claim Embassy Figures Cauaht ‘Red-Handed’ in Espionaase

Britain Recalls Diplomat Fired On By Czechs   Embassy Typist Wounded During Cloak-Dagger Chase

Czech Police lire pon British Aide  Diplomat Accused  As Spv Recalled

Girl Typist Wounded by Secret Police  Diplomat Recalled; Badia tauve Canna

SAY BRITISH DIPLOMAT IS CAUGHT AS SPY   London Calls Prague Embassys Man Home; Girl Wounded by Czechs.

Nations Agree To Pool Arms Of Five Lands   Delegates Reach Compact On International Force Of Two Million Men

o NATIONS PLAN POOLED ARMY 10 CUT AGGRESSION   European Countries Agree to Create Single Mili- tary Force   EISENHOWER [S CHIEF   Pact Calls for Nations to Sign 50-Year Treaties with Each Other

Five Nations Force Would Be Merged  Into One Command   Paris Conference Okehs International Army  Bins Kisrana

European Army Under Commanc Of Eisenhower  Standardized Arms.   Standardized Arms, Uniforms And Means Of Supply Planned

2-Million Man Anny Proposed   Single Military Force  Agreed Upon At Paris Conference

FIVE EUROPEAN COUNTRIES VOTE TO MERGE FORCES   Combined Land, Sea and Air Power Would Be Used to Oppose Communist Aggression.      ACTION IS TAKEN AT PARIS MEETIN      Decision Still Needs Approval  of Governments of Franee, West Germany, lialy, Belgium, Luxembourg.

Story of Dead Boy in Back Seat of Car Hoax, Man Says   Garageman Tells FBI No Reason for Yarn

CHURCH MERGER PLAN REJECTED   General Synod Of A. R. P. Church Votes Two To One Against Joining Other Presbvtertans.

Senate, House Units Approy Ce Limited Bills   Rollback Restriction Attacked by Disalle; Short Extension Seen

Committees Stamp ‘OK’ on Control Bills Denving ‘Truman New Powers He Wants

Senate Group Denies Truman Control Pleas   Short-Term Wage, Price And Rent Curb Bills OK

Committees Okeh Wage, Price Bars   Both House Groups Deny Truman More Powers

GROUPS SLASH TRUMAN POWER   Wage, Price and Rent Controls Curbed

Panels Refuse Broad Powers  _ For President   Senators Deny Rollbacks . To Bring Prices Below Pact Wintar Lavelle

Committees Act Counter To Wishes  Of Truman  Deny President Most of Powers  He Asks Under

Iruman Denied New Powers He Had Asked For  Rollback Ban Seen As Harmful To U. S. By Michael DiSalle

Deny Truman s Request for _ Inflation Curbs   DiSalle Says New Restrictions Will Disrupt Present Setup

Committees Approve Short-Term Controls   DiSalle Charges Restrictions Would Endanger Entire: Stabilization Progrom-—Heated Fight In , Prospect Over Controls

COOLER WEATHER IN STATE TONIGHT   No Relief in Sight for Midwest as Cold Wave Keeps Mercury Far Below Zero Mark

Leniency Asked In Lansing Fire  Young Father Pleads Guilty To Arson

Marines To Call Reserve Officers  To Include Those In Ground, Air Forces

INCOME DEADLINE IS DRAWING NEAR   Tax. Returns Must Be Mailed by Tomorrow

Here Are Odds on Return Scrutiny   Internal Revenue Bureau Checks Up on One out of 12 in Lower Brackets

If You Are In Lower Brackets  Chances Are 1in 12 Your Tax ‘Return Will Be Scrutinized

Some Tax Returns Will be Checked   About 1 in 12 Will Be Scrutinized to Be Sure Enough is Paid

acome Tax Return Will Be Scrutinized o Make Certain You Are Paying Enough

French Troops Stand Firm In Hanoi Battle   Communist-Directed Viet Minh Forces. Grow In Strength

EXPECT ATTLEE TO SEE TRUMAN   British Economic Troubles High on Agenda of Talks

Alcoholics Home Seized by Police   Five Patient Deaths Being Investigated

SECOND WORST PLANE CRASH FATAL TO 56   No One Survived Crash and Fire In New Jersey

INVESTIGATORS OF RITRNED Pl ANE   Christmas Vacationers Die In Nation’s 2nd Worst Di   TOTAL OF DEAD IS 56   The Elizabeth Crash  Five Agencies Open Investigation of The Ca

Plane Was In Trouble Soon After It Left Airfield   Exploded And Lost a Wing — Pilot Died Fighting To Save Crash Into Homes And Other Buildings — Passengers Were Cn Their Way To Florida.

Probe Under Way In Nation’s Second  Worst Air Crash  56 Christmas Vacationers Die As Airliner Bursts Into Flames

65 Jets Duel; Other Planes Hit Red Tanks   Allies Still Try To Figure Out Meaning Of Increased Activity

Jets Tangle In Air Fight Over Korea   Action on Ground Breaks Off After _Two-Dav Flareun

JETS IN BATTLE — HIGH OVER KOREA   UN Planes Attack New Group of Red Tanks

Allied Flyers Spot, Attack Red Tankimen   U. N. Infantrymen . Digging In After ; ’ Shooting Way Out: _Of 4 Enemy Traps

Allied Planes Attack Tanks Of Enemy   Infantry Outposts Dig In, Await Red Attackers

Umstead Runs For Governor   Ex-Senator Makes Announcement Of Plans For 1952

Internal Revenue Checks Returns Of Own Workers   House Committee Urged to Supply More Manpower

‘Four-Corner’ Section Said  Bre hits shige:  . isan See : chi      set US Uranium Source

Soviet Bloc Rebuffed By U.N. When Vote Taken on Agenda   British-U. S. Ask United Nations To Discuss Germany

UN Rebutts Soviet Bloc on Proposal For German Unity  Western Plan Put on Agenda; Yuaoslav Complaint Heard

UN Overwhelms Red Protests; Proceeds — With Western Plans   Reunification of Germany as Planned by Big Three Given Top-Heavy Vote of Approval

Beat Down Objections Of Soviets   U.N. ‘Assembly Will Take Up Western Plan Leading To Reuniting Germany

U.N. Rebuffs Soviet Bloc On New Issues   Soviets Still Are Trying to Block U.N.’s Machinery

Assembly Votes To Study Plan To Reunite Germany; Vishinsky Files Protest

Soviet Bloc Is Rebufied By Assembly   UN Will Take Up Plan To Reunite German Nation

UN Votes to Act On German Plan, Russia Objects  Assembly to Consider

Terry lls, in Cowboy Regalia, Leaves to Meet Hrs Sartlor-Benefactors on Warshin

Terry Ellis. in Cow boy Regalia, Leaves to Meet His Sailor-Benefactors on Warship

EMANUEL EVANGELICAL UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH Huntingburg Rev. George Koch. minister

Top-Level Chief: Confer on Steel   Gov't. Calls Industry an Union Together for Thursday Session   STRIKE DATE DEC. 3   SJIMAL VAD Vow J!  Nation's Price and Wag Ceiling Programs Hinge on Outcome

Next Move In Steel Strike Up To U.S.   Date Set For Walkout In Mator Industry

Tieup Called ‘Sure’ Unless Bid Is Met   Murray Asks 15-Cen! Pay Raise Among Package Demands

US.CallsParley To Avert Steel Strike Dee. 31   Union Seeking 15-Cent-An -Hour Increase: 10 Firms Invited to Meeting

do. Called to Meeting ln: Effort to Prevent Possible Strike Dec. 31

Union Calls Strike Inevitable Unless Industry Gives In  Ching Calls Union And Firms to Meet

Steel Parleys Move to Capital   Ching Calls in USW, 10 Firms Thursday

MURRAY ALSO CALLS SPECIAL USW MEETING   Steel Companies Are Denounced For ‘Filibustering’

Government, CIO And Steel © Meet Tomorrow In Effort To Iron Out Threatened Strike

INVITEMAJOR FIRMS, UNION T0 MEETINGS   Claim Pay Boost Would Mean New Climb in Prices

GOVERNMENT TO TAKE HAND IN STEEL TALKS   DiSalle Says There Will Be No Price Increase Te Buy Peace   CONFERENCE SET IN CAPITAL THURSDAY

Ching Summons Steelmen, Union In Strike Crisis   Threat of Walkout Jan. 1 Faces Giant Industry

Government Calls Meeting To Try for Steel Peace  Won’t Buy It With Injustified Price Increases,  DiSalle Warns

STEEL MOVE UP TOGOVERNMENT   10. Strike Ultimatum Asks 15-Cent Boost And  Concessions

U.S. Must Act To Halt Steel Strike   Murray Demands 15-Cent Increase

Steel Company Officials Seek Price Increases  Confer With U.S.   Confer With U.S. Officials Result Of Strike Notice

Ching Tackles Steel Dispute   Union, Companies Called to Meeting in U.S. Effort to Head Off Strike

Mee! Thursday in Alfempt fo Averi Steel Sir:ke   Government Calls for Conference With Ten Companies and Union.

Next Move on Steel Ur to Truman  Cs.°L. Panbaim   Strike Certain Unless Pay Hike Ok'’d: Murray

Steel Strike Set Jan. 1 as” Pay Showdowr   15-Cent Demand Challenges U.S. Control Structure

Ching Calls Meeting in Washington   Walkout Threatened or Dec. 31; Union Seeks Raise of 15 Cents.

BOTH PARTIES WILL CONFER ON THURSDAY   Top Mediator Says Defense Effort and National Economy in Peril.

Murray Says Strike Seems Unavoidable   Steelworkers Toss Ultimatum At Industry

Steel Union Companies To Confer   Government Calls Meeting in Effort To Avert Strike

U. S. Attempts To Head Off Steel Strike   Sets Meeting Between USW And’ 10 Large Steelmakers

Ching Will Tackle Hot Steel Problem   kederal Mediator Enters Vital Talks Hoping To Avert Jan.  Strike

Mediator  Seeking To  Halt Strike 10 Companies And CIO oot  enreaconte

Mediators Seek To Avert Tie-Up Of Vital Industry  Iltimetum leenas, aA

Hope Dim for Holiday Truce In Steel Row   DiSalle Warns Industry Against Unjs

Steel Strike  Now In Laps  Of Mediators Murrey Says Seite  Unavoidable Unless Gets L5c Wave Roos

Steelworkers Issue Strike Ultimatum   No €ontract, No Work Murray Says; Next Move Up To‘Govt.

CIO, Big Stee! To Confer on 1952 Strike   Mediator Calls Matter “Of Grave Concern” to People of U. S.—Union  Asks 15-Cent tw Hike

CONFAB CALLED BY MEDIATOR THURSDAY   Ten Big Steel Companies, Union To Confer  CHING   Says Any Curtailment Will -Seriously Affect Our National Economy

Steel Union Awaits Next U.S. Move  Strike Set Unless Men Get 15 Cents,  Mas Pepe Uy Niaela rac

Gov't. Moves To Head Off Steel Strike   Union and 10° Compan. ies Summoned to Meeting

US Tries To Avert Steel Strike   Ching Warns Companies Union Work Stoppage Threat to Economy

Strike Ultimatum By Steelworkers Puts Next Move Up To Government

President Murray And Representatives Cf 10 Largest Steel Firms Are Called To Bargaining Sessions Thursday

Washington Talk Aimed At Halting ‘Big Steel Strike   Government Calls Meeting Of Union, 10 Companies At Capital Thursday

CIO Issues Ultimatum On Strike   Nation’s Ceiling Price Structure Hanes In Balance

U.S. Calls CIO, Steel Meeting   Ching Warns Strike Threat Is of Grave Concern to All

Ultimatum Of ClO Strike Hits Big Steel   Walkout Is Termed Unavoidable Unless  Industry Provides 15-Cent Hourly Hike

Union, 10 Big Steel Firms Asked To Meet   Government Informs Group Possible Tieup Of ‘Grave Concern’ To American People

New Year's Day Strikes Set By: : Steel Workers   Strike Unavoidable, Declares Murray, In Seekinge Wage Boost

Government Calls Meeting of Big Steel and Union in Effort to Head Off Strike Threat

Next Move In Crisis Now Up To Government   Murray Says Walkout Unavoidable Unless Pay Is Boosted

Conciliators Try To Head Off Steel Strike   Government Calls In 10 Companies And Stee! Union

Parley Called To Stave Off Steel Strike   DiSalle Warns Ne Unjus tified Increase To Buy Labor Peace

Ching Steps Into Scene   ‘Strike Is a Matter of Grave Concern to U.S.’

Steel Walkout Is In Prospect  For January  Next Move Is Up To Government In   Strike Threat

Mediation Call Made By Ching  Stee! Conferences . Stall On Strike

STEEL MEDIATION MEETING CALLEL   GOVERNMENT MOVES IN EF FORT TO AVERT STRIKE ON JANUARY L

 Steel Union's Ultimatum Puts Next Step Up To Government to Stave Off Strike 

List Is Expected To Take 48 Hours For Completion   U. S. Tries To Head Off Steel Strike

U.S.Calls Parley After C10 Threat Of Steel Walkout  Union, Ten Firms To Join in Talks At Washington

Top-Level Chiefs Confer on Steel   Gov't. Calls Industry and Union Together for Thursday Session

CIO Wants 15 Cent-anHour Hike   Federal Negotiators Look for Agreement To Avert Walkout On New Year’s Day

Lid on Gambling Pinches Biloxi.  Senate Probe Puts Ban on Gold Coast

INTER-GERMAN TRADE END Dec. 1 Deadline for East-West German Agreement Arrives

Bridges Says HST Budget Invitation To Disaster in U. S.   New Hampshire Senator Demands Recall by White Housé  pay bee. Ee eae rey

Bridges Demands Recall of Budgel  ‘Outright Deceit’ on Non-defense Spending

Senator Bridges Asks That White House Recall It  Says ‘Outright vin Deceit’ Practiced -:

BRIDGES DEMANDS RECALL OF BUDGET   ‘Brands Truman's Request “Invitation To Disaster”

Bridges Blasts HST Spending  Demands Recall Of ‘THsaster’ Budeaet

Bridges Calls President's Budget Proposal ‘Invitation to Disaster’

Bridges Demands Truman Recall Huge U. S. Budget   $71.5 Billion Budge ‘Invitation to Disaster’, He Says

HITS BUDGET AS INVITATION TO EISASTER   Sen. Bridges Says Truman Ac. tually Seeks $98.5 Billion Spending.

Alter Budget, Truman Told   Bridges Sees Fraud, Route to Disaster

Second Tax Bill Introduced But Action Delaved   Proposed Truman Budget Is Termed ‘Invitation To Disaster’ By Bridges

Solon Labels Big Sum Way To Disaster’  Bridges Asks HST To Ga Over Budget And Te:im lt Dawn

Deceitful Budget’ Hit By Senator   Bridges Says It Invites Disaster and Urges Truman Recall It.

Bridges Claims White House !s Guilty of Deceit   Budget Is Invitation to Disaster; Demands Recall by President

Truman Budget Termed Invitation To Disaster For National Finance

Bridges In Demand Bid Be Recalled   Senator Declares $71.5 Billion Bill Enough To ‘Ruin’ U.S.

Flood Threat At Canton is More Serious  Evacuation For More Families

O'Connor Says U.S. Needs High Speed Tanks ,   Senator Proposes # Step-Up In Arms r Proqram

Army Has Heart  Eather Gate OK Ta Sea San In Far Eaci   [Father Gets OK To See Son In Far Eas

Army Arranges Far East Reunion For New York Father Whose Son In Korea Never Had Home Leave

U. S. ARMY STILL HAS A HEART  Father's Trip to See Son in Far East Given OK

Farm Land at Highest Level in Thirty Years   Up $15 Over 1950 For Average Selling Price of $212 an Acre

lowa Soil Nears Top 1920 Price   Average Cost Per Acre Jumps $21 in West

GOOD LAND IN [OWA HIGHEST FOR 30 YEARS   Average Price Now Near Records Made’ In 1920 Boom Time

lowa Farm Prices  At Highest Level  In Last 30 Years Now Selling at  vwoaornna writ

W. FRANKFORT HAD TWO OTHER BIG DISASTERS   Accident in 1929 Killed. 21 27 Died in = = ~* 1947.

W. FRANKFORT HAD TWO OTHER BIG DISASTERS   Accident in 1929 Killed 21; 27 Died in 1947.

Jessup Spurned As UN Delegate   Senate Yote Dersanded Tc Halt New Move

Jessup Rejected By Senate Group  GOP Seeks Quick Action To Block UN Seating

OPPOSE JESSUP FOR U.N. POST   Senate Committee Votes 3 To 2 Against His Appointment

Committee Rejects Jessup Nomination   Republicans In Senate Call For Quick Floor Vote

Smowdown Urged a ee ee  Senate Body Vetoes ‘Truman’: Ambassador Jessup Nomination

JESSUP OPPOSED "BY SENATE GROUP   HIS NOMINATION AS DELEGATE TO UNITED NATIONS REJECTED, 3 TO 2.

House To Vote Today On Bill To Extend Tags   All-Time Record of 670 Measures Jam Closed Hopper

TV BROADCASTS OF GRID GAMES ASKED IN BILL   " House Has Flood OF 670 Bills . For Consideration

Ohio House To Vote On Extension of 1951 License Plates   Representatives Set Record In Presenting 670 Bills Before Monday Nicht Deadline

DEADLINE DAY BRINGS FLOOD  All-Time Record Of 670 Bills Filed In Ohio House

Record Number Of Bills Flood Ohio Legislature  College Sports TV Ran Attackad: Ack   College Sports TV Ban Attacked; Ask Higher Gas Taxes

State Democrats Open Convention   Endorsement Question. Election of Chairman Tov Convention Agendc

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State GOP Chairman: Gets His Money Back, Decides To Call Party Convention

Wilson Elected Head Of Legion  Clarksburg, W. Va., Attorney Named New National Commander

UN, Reds Near Agreement on Peace Talks   Allied Officer Expresses Belief Leese Will Re Solved

Only Matter of Wording Holds Up Agreemen' On Last Block to Resuming Peace Meetings

Only ‘Hours? Away, Is Claim   Compromises Set On Several Key  Points

Agreement Neat On Truce Talks  Formal Sessions May  Resume on Monday

Tanes Shoot Ug dumssng, Return rome Unscathed   Reds Taking Serious Lick ing; They Want CeaseWire

‘Words Hold Up Full Truce Talk   UN Officer Predicts  Aareement Imminent

One Truce Issue sil Upi in Air   Agreement. Delayed ‘Only by Phraseoloay’

Sen. George Backs Savings Bank Taxes   Senate in Unusual Session To Press for Quick Vote

Senator George Fights Exemption Of Mutual Groups  Bitter Tax Battle Starts in Action On Savings Units

TaxMutual Banks and LoanGroups, George Proposes   Should Pay Some Par of Federal Levy, Says Chairman of Finance

George Backs Taxation of Mutual Banks   Are ‘Vast Coneentra tions ef Power,’ Dem Leader Asserts

TAX DEBATE CONTINUES IN US. SENATE   Proposed Levy On Saviings and Loan Firms Big Issue.

Savings, Loan, Mutual Bank Tax Defended   Senate Debates Amendment to Pendina Tax Bill

Senator George Defends Tax on Mutual Banks   Fights Attempt to Take Levy Out of Bill

Demands Mutual Savings B  Pay Income Tax   Senator George Sees - Concentrations of Feanemic Power

Four-Mile Gain Made by U.N. Troops in Korea   Reds Are Shoved Of Key Peak; Enemy Casualties Heavy

Painter Admits Locker Killing   Crime Climaxes Night of Drinking

Beef Ceilings Are Pledged   OPS Gives Controls for Manufacturers

AUSTIN ACCUSES CHINESE COMMUNISTS OF ‘BLACKMAIL’ IN KOREAN WAR BID

Austin Charges ‘Blackmail’  Red China Accused Of Bad Faith in Korea

Declares China, Russia  Aggressors In Korea  12 Asian And Arab Countries Demand 7-Nation Parlay Te Saolr Gattlac...¢

Austin Speech Seen Rejection  Of Peace Move   Asian-Arab Countries Ask 7-Nation Meeting For Settling Problem

Austin Says China Using ‘Blackmail’  Speech Regarded As Flat Denial

AUSTIN BLASTS BLACKMAILING BY RED CHINA   India, Britain Want More Conferences To Bring Peace

Austin Says Reds Guilty  In Korea   Rejects ‘Move For Conference On Settlement

BAD FAITH LAID “TO RED CHINA BY WARREN AUSTIN      Peiping Accused of Trying to Shoot Way Into U. N, —Speech Seen as Reply  to Nehru.   ASIANS, ARABS ASK 7-NATION PARLE)   Demand Conference to See, Settlement of Korean Crises Without Waiting  for Cease-Fire.

REGARD TALK AS REPLY TO NEHRU OF INDIA   U. S. Delegate Says “You Can’t Shoot Your Way Into UN”

Austin Says Reds Using ‘Blackmail   Delegate Demands Cease-Fire Before Any Conference

Bomber Fall  RumorHeard   SOS in Greenland Likels False: 26 Die In Air Crashes

26 Lives Lost In Air Crashes   Report Bomber Down In Sea Off Greenland Coast

Rash of Plane Accidents (Fatal to 26 Over Weekenc   Vets May Get More In Nev EBoan Act

U.S. Bomber Distress Call  Termed Hoax   Plane Crashes Take 26 Lives In Brazil And United States

Fatal Weekend: 26. Die. In Plane Accidents From. ‘Can Paulo, Brazil-To Duluth, Minn,

Mass Murderer to Stand Trial for Slaving  Bill Cook Faces Deathin Gas C hamber

Billy Cook Goes on Trial by California   Alcatraz Turns Badman Over for Trial; Cook Drops Plea o! Innocent, Depends on Defense Based on Insanity Claim

Inland Steel Co. Strike Threatens   Indiana Local  Votes Walkout

Fine Polishes Up a Full-Dress Radio Appeal For Aid on His Budget Program

Fine Schedules Radio Talk on Budget, Tax   Governor Plans New Strategy for Assembly Stalemate

FINE TO TALK QN AIR TODAY   Governor Will Take Tax Problems To People

Gov. Fine to Talk On Radio Tonight   Seeks People’s Aid In Rushing Budget Program Through Legislature

Acheson Urged To Fight Curbs  On Resistance  26 GOP House  Members Cable C apeatarm at TIKI

Crippling Dock Strike Continues   Rebel Workers Toss Monkeywrench Into Plan to End It.

DOCK STRIKERS SPURN PEACE PLAN   STAND FIRM IN DEMAND CONTRACT BE JUNKED, ANOTHER NEGOTIATED.

Dock Strikers Reject New Vote  Fresh Negotiations Demanded By Rebels

Strikers Upset Offer to Settle Shipping Tie Up  “$250 Millions Worth Of Goods Stacked Up

Dockers Shun ~ Peace Effori   Rebel Stevedores Rejee Leader’s Pron 

Dock Strikers RejectAttempts ToEnd Walkout   Value of: ‘Shipments: Stalled in New York H#Reaches $250,000,000

CRIPPLE BEING HELD IN COUPLE’S MURDER   64--Year-Old Baltimorean Accused By Police In Slaying Of Capetottis

General Sees Stalemate as Greatest Risk   Urges Nation to Change Strategy And Win Victory

Says Collazo Tried To Kill President   Secret Service Agent Tells Grand Jury Puerto Rican Admitted His Intention

Pressure on Bootleggers Being Pushed   Oklahoma City Police Engaging in 24-Hour Raiding Program; Man Dispensers Arrested

 EVERYBODY FEELS IT But Senate’s Tax Plan Hurts Less Than House's

Senate Puts Last Touches  On Tax Bill   Committee-A pprovec Increases Lower Than House’s

Conuniites Gives OX To Tax Hikes   Even Farm Coops May Face Some Taxes

Committee Cuts House Tax Boost   Also Reduces Increase Of Corporation Tax;  Draft Ready Monday

Tax Boost Voted by Senate Grour  $2,349,000,000 Hike in Levy on Incomes -

Senate Grouy Cuts Income Tax Increase   $2.39 Billion Hike Okayed; Sales Levy Boost Gets Approval

Probe Is Planned (n Atomic Plant   Hearing Slated In Atlanta On Labor, Other Conditions

Only About 25PerCent Of The Registered Voters Went To The Primaries To Pick Nom inees

(1.0. P. NOMINATES POLING FOR MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA   Minister Runs With Organi. zation Support — Comptrolier Clark Chosen by Democrats.   AN LEADS IN_ CONGRESSIONAL RACE      Her Opponent, C. W. Flegal Pinned Hopes on Appeal for Protest Vote Against Truman.

GOP Gains Landslide Win In Bitter Battle   Court Contest Only Statewide Balloting In Primary Election -

Dr. Poling Nominated  In Phila.   Musmanno Trails Ladner for State  Supreme Court

. RAIL STRIKE EASING— [More Switchmen Are  Back On The Job Today

5 Held in Hit-Run Case   Police early this morning held five men, including three Seal Beach lifeguards, for questioning

5 Held in Hit-Run Case   Police early this morning held five men, including three Seal Beach lifeguards, for questioning   Picture on Page 2

Auto Dealers Fight Added  Tay on Cars   Dealers’ Spokesman Says Automobiles Already Carry Bievesit Tax Burden.

Cold Front Invades Stafe  Mixture Of Chilly  Temperatures, ft _* _ ee ,

TORNADO LASHES TEXAS VILLAGE   Three Persons Missing, 20  Injured; 50 Houses, Schoo} Destroved

Three Missing and 15 Hurt When ‘White’ Twister Hits White Deer Late Wednesday

Seeks Indictment (f Red Chinese By UN Committee   President Promises US Will Bring Every  Pressure It Can

INDICTMENT OF CHINA SOUGHT   U. S. Wants Communists Of That Nation Declared Aggressors   SOME ARE RELUCTANT

Red Rejection Of Cease-Fire To Spur U.N.   U. S. Will Demand Aggression. Action By Political Group

U.S. Is Ready To Brand Red China As ‘Agaressor’   Pressure Will Be Brought To Receive Backing, Truman Says

U.S. Would Brand China   U.N. to Be Urged to Call Reds Aggressors;: Delay Expected

Calls On U.N. To Brand It An Aggressor   Vote on Action Is Scheduled for This Afternoon

BANDIT KLING HAS AN INFERIORITY COMPLEX   Most Spectacular Crime of His Career Was Hawley Bank Robbery   HAS SEVERAL ALIASES

‘Wise Guy’ Kling Is Bank Robber, Life-long Criminal   By JAMES LEE

MITCHELL LISTED AS “VETERAN CRIMINAL”   His “Time May Be Running Out,” the FBI Agents Theor   RECORD BACK TO 1924

scene ae te a A A cae anaes Rate atten a te ae ee mm  Scheel Personnel Can’t Sel ht  Buf vy Cost mamenes . Pupils Upheld

Bar Personnel of School From Selling Policies   Ottumwa Insurance Men Protest ‘Private Enterprise Invasion’

Al Children Die in Yule Party Blaze   Christmas Event Ends In Grim Tragedy; Death Toll May Climb to  90 or-.More.-Persons . --

41 PERISH IN DISASTER AT TWUANA   y Christmas Party for Needy Children in Third Floor Hall Turned Into Scene of Horror.

Yule Party Fire, Panic Fatal To 41   ‘Children, Women Perish tn Fire And Panic At Christmas Party For Needy Youngsters

41 Die As Fire Hits Mexican Holiday Party   Woman, ‘Children Are Trampled as Crowds Push to. Sole Exit

Tijuana Fire Kills 44 as Toll. Mounts   _Escape Locked, Women And Children Trampled To Death at Party .

Christmas Party Fire Fatal To 41   Toll May Inerease In Blaze Sweeping 3-Story Building

Al Perish In Fire At Yule Party   88 Escape While Final Toll May Reach 90 Deaths

19 Children Among Victims Of Yule Tragedy   Estimates Place Final Death Toll As High as 80

Count At Least 41 Dead In. Tijuana Fire  Mexican Christmas : Party Turns Into.  Tragic Disaster

Children  Burned in Xmas Fire   Forty-one Kuown Dead As Flames Sweep Party in Tiinana

More Than 41 Burn To Death At Yule Party   Total Of Dead May Be As High As 90; Most Are Women And Children

IN DISASTER AT TIJUANA   Christmas Party for Needy Children in Third Floor Hall Turned Into Scene of Horror.

Holiday Tragedy Leaves Mexican City Stunned   Toll May Rise To 90, 88 Escape, 33 Still In Hospital; Fire Feenne Roarded In

Reports: List 41 AsKnown Dead   Unofficial Toll Is Fixed At-90:   Red Correspondent Tells Tale Of Gen. Deans

Dying Screams Of 41 Horrify Mexican City  Cast istmat Party    Christmas Party Ends In Disaster Following A Fire

Says It's First Time.  U. 5. Has Feared Making War Opponents Mad -

Legion National Commander Assails Administration For Policy Which Forbids Us Making Adversary Mad

Legion Commander Assails U. 5. Policy   Calls for Immediate All-Out Effort to Win War in Korea.

Young Slayer  Saved From  Ohio's Chair Lausche Reduces  Killinger Sentence After Amerman Dies

Max Amerman Electrocuted For Same Crime   Governor Reduces Sentence To Life Imprisonment

Lausche Order: Life in Prison For Murderer   Sentence Reduced After Amerman  Dies for Killing

Lausche Saves Killinger from Electric Chair   Amerman Executed 13 Hours Before Clemency Grant

Young Slayer Spared After Plotter Dies   Sentence to Life ta Mast Marder

Governor Spares Convicted Killer   Killinger Saved After Amerman Dies In Chair

‘Diplomats Back Truman  U.N. ‘Relieved’ After  MacArthur’s Removal

Price Of Milk Will Be Hiked In The District      Tuereuse Of One Cont Authorized By The Control Coniniisston

President Goes Over Situation   Mystery, Over Real Reasons for Hurrying Home Deepens.

Sudden Return To Washington s Speculated   Mystery Deepens Over Ending Of Florida Vacation

Discusses.” Scandals  Sees Chiefa of Staff; 3 Confers With McGrath’:

Truman Meets Advisers on  Korea Policy   He Flies Back, Denies Crisis— Bpuaione Tae Scandal

Meets With . Advisers At White House   Korea Said To Be Top Item; Chat With McGrath Slatec

TRUMAN MEETS WITH MILITARY POLICY-MAKERS   World Situation Reviewed At White House, Spokesman Says   HOUSECLEANING IS CONSIDERED LIKELY

‘NO CRISIS,’ TRUMAN SAYS   Reviews World Situation  With Diplomatic And ‘Military Heads

Atmosphere Of Mystery Surrounds Reasons For. Truman’s Return Home   President Confers With Principal Diplomatic And Military Advisers Om Tanchy International Situation

Truman Holds Discussions on World Affairs   White House Parley Included Review of Korean Truce Talks

TRUMAN MEETS WITH ADVISERS   Presu ma b y Discussing Next U. S. Move In Korea

Truman Shuns Political Talk With Advisors   Kovean Situation Listed  As One Hein Discussed Ae CNT,  swt 1

Discusses _ Korea, Tax Scandals  , Sees Chiefs of Staffs.  Confers With McGratl

Truman Talks Over Situation With Advisers   Course Of U. S. lf Armistice Fails Up For Discussion

Truman Meets W ith Military. Diplomatic. Advisers For Review OF W orld Situation

Korean Truce, Other Subjects  Are Discussed   No Policy Decisions Reported; Sudden End Of Vacation Mystery

Confers On Korea Truce  With Brass   ‘Nothing Wrong, Says President; To See WGrath

Armistice In Korea One Of Subjects  Seek to Establish Course Should Plar  Fail to Materialize

TrumanHas Talk With Top Men   White House Conference Reviews World Scene. Emphasis Is on Korea

President Reviews World Situation in Conference   Cuts Short Trip To Return For Parley Monday

Truman Back in the Capital Calls Important Conferences To Review the World Situation

(U-MINUTE TALK HELD BY TRUWAN AND TOP ADVISORS   Whitt louse S Says Group Discussed Prolonged Korean Truce Conterence and Other Subjects.   PRESIDENTS SUDDEN RETURN PUZZLES   Secretary Short Says Executive Will See Attorney General MeGrath at Karly Date.

KOREAN TRUCE NEGOTIATIONS ~ EMPHASIZED   Truman Cuts Short Florida Vacation For Conference   CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Denies Special Importance Of Meeting; Additional Sessions Scheduled

Funeral Service Conducted for General Walker   Korea Field Leade Given Posthumous Boost to 4.Star Rank

Dutch Gird For Defense   Parliament Comiders New Heavy Military Expenses For 52

Wage Rate Held to That Of Jan. 25   No Raises Allowed Unless Approved By Waoe Board

Two U.S, Jats Lost Near Red Border; No Trae of Them   Americans In Germany Puzzled By Unusual Circumstance

Two U. S. Jets Feared Down In Red Europe   Air Force In Germany Calls Off Hunt For Planes

Work Out Plan To Block Russia   ’ Hope to Thwart Soviet Effort to Filibuster at the Treaty Canferenca

U.S. Works Out  Plan to Prevent Russ Filibuster   Strategy to Be Used at ‘Frisco Jap Peace Parley Not Told

Work Out Plan fo Block Reds   Allies Won't Let Russians Speak Long against America

Americans Work Out Plan Aimed At Thwarting Expected Red Filibuster At Jap Conference

U.S. Officials Develop Plan . To Balk Reds At Treaty Meet   - “STOP- RUSSIA” PLAN PRODUCT OF FOUR ' MONTHS OF WORK; DETAILS ‘CLOSELY GUARDED

US Braces  For Barrage   Acheson Prepares for Russian Propaganda At Treaty Meet

‘Stop-Russia’ Plan Set For Treaty Parley  L.S. Guards Against Expected Red Move  Tr wer. od. BRE} mate

U.S. Works Out Plan To Thwart Red Filibuster   Allies Anticipating Move By Russia To Block Jap Treaty

‘STOP RUSSIA’ © PEACE ATTACK PLAN ADOPTED   United States Is Ready To Offset. ’Frisco Wrecking

Plan Evolved To Stop Russia   Designed to Thwart Attempt At Propaganda

UNITED FRONT IN ‘52  Demos Will Settle Civil _ Rights Issue—Anderson

South’s Wounds Bleeding . .  “Fair Deal’ ” ’ Plan Splits Democrats

Solid Front For Demos Forecast   But Byrd Not Sure Party Can Be United

RESISTANCE IS TOUGHER ALONG ENTIRE FRONT   Chinese Reported To Have Sent New Men Into Fight

Central Front Erupts Into Artillery Duel As Yanks Throw 50 Shells Back for Every One Received, New Chinese Units Reported

Slows Up Drive Along Center Korean Front   American Guns Reply As Foe Brings Up Reinforcements

Chinese Reds Use Artillery To Halt Yanks   New Armies Totaling Half-Million Men Are Reported Joining Pieh

tea Ere Erupts into. Big Barrage   4-Day-Old Advance of- Americans Slows™ To a Walk.

Shells Made In U.S. Used By Chinese   Yanks Hurl 50 Rounds To Every One Shot By Foe

Red Artillery Barrage Slows Advance by UN   Speculate Enemy Has Decided to Stand and Fiaht

Open Massive Artillery Barrage  Central Front Erupts Into Thundering Mass  Enemy Forces

Fugitives Stand In Center Develops Into Huge Artillery Duel   Reinforced Enemy Shows Desire To Fight; American Big Guns Return 50 Shells For Every One.

Enemy Slows UN Advance With Artillery Barrage On Central Korea Front

UN Troops Near 38th Parallel   Barrage Indicates Communists Plan To Stand, Fight

Red Guns Slow UN Into Walk   Believe Enemy To Stand, Fight Below Parallel

{Much Speculation That Enemy Has Decided To Stand And Fight; American Troops Nuching Ahead   \ALLIED WARPLANES JOINING IN BATTLE

Artillery Duel  Erupts on Front  Phosphorus Shells Used By Reds Made in Americe

SOVIET SUBS SPOTTED OFF NORTHERN JAPAN   U. $. Navy Had Orders To Attack Qnir If Moltested, Officer  PDeclares

Big 5 Envoys Pledge Effort  For Peace   Greece And Turkey Send Observers To  Rome Conference

Need Strength  To Negotiate  Peace, He Says Eden States NATO Plans Need Not

West Determined To Win Peace Through Strength  Defensive Power In Europe Is NATO Objective

Western Leaders Reaffirm Aim To Win World Peace  Peace Through Strength   Peace Through Strength Is Resolve Of Five  Noatinne

Western Peace ThroughStrenath   Theme Repeated By Five Nations At Rome Meeting

Peace Through Strength Is Plan of NATO Nations   Foreign Ministers of Five Big Powers Are Meeting in Rome.

WEST REAFFIRMS NEED FOR POWER   Peace Through Strength Held Most Vital Goal

MOSSADEGH TO CALL FOR ELECTION SOON   fran Premier Defies Postponement Decision Reached by Parliament   Western Foreign Ministers Reaftirm Peace Aims in Rome

Shah Okays. Mossadegh’s Oil Prosran   Tran Government Issues Decree Ordering Spending Cut

HOUSE BODY BACKS SHERMAN ON NAVY   ‘Vinson Urges Carrier Be Named For Forrestal

Proposed Big Carrier May Be Namea  For Forrestal; House Group Approves Navy Shipbuilding Bill

Meat Supply Tapering Off For Butchers   Farmers Hold Cattle Shipments to Ifinimum; Fear Shortage Within Week

Nationwide Action On Narcoties Asked  By Crime Committee   Organized Gangs Turning To Drug Sales, Senate Group Reports

Crime-Probing Solons Urge All-Out War On ‘Revolting Drug Traffic

Public Urged To Help Combai Narcofics Trade   Crime Probers Brand Traffic as Major Menace

Nation  Wide Helt Is Needed   Crime Committee Makes Final Report to Nation

Split Between U. S. And Britain Widens Over Chinese Issue  British Believe U. S. Resolution in UN Would Be War Risk

Nehru Critical Of Student Talk   Says Anti-Indian Charges Must End

Nehru Threatens To Withdraw From Program   Indian Leader Is Angry Over Talks By Pakistan Students

Senators Would Know How Ready We Are for War   High Command Will Be Asked for Status of Preparedness

Joint Chiefs May Shed Some Light on Problem MacArthur Views on Strategy Pose Question: ‘How Prepared is U. S. if Russia Chooses War?

Vital Question Of Moment: How Ready Is U. 5.2  Mac Insists U. S. Atomic Preparedness ..

MacArthur Exposition On Strategy Poses Question As To Preparedness   How Ready Is The United States If Russia Chooses War? Is Question Now Being Aelred In Wich Circles.

Is U.S. Ready For ‘War With Reds?  a 2 ee x ok *   Riddle Arises.In Wake Of MacArthur’s Views On Strategy

Key Question For Senate Probers  ‘How Ready Is the U.S. If HRuesia Should Choose War?

How Ready Is America If Soviets Choose War?   We Could Counterattack

Four Gunmer Get $42,000. In Robbery —   Credit Union Funds Taken

Four Gunmen Escape in $42,000 Robbery Cash Taken From Credit   Union Officials In Obhin City

Four Gunmen Grab  Giant Ohio Payroll   Bandits Kidnap Two Men In Highway Holdup

‘Thaw’ Expected Frozen Clothing Prices. : Will Be Allowed to Rise

 Margins to be Restricted  Grins to be Restricted  Clothing and Furniture Prices Due to Rise as Freeze is Lifted

= Government, Reported Ready To Untreeze Prices /On Many Items: Will Substitute ‘Profit Margins’

GOV'T SOON TO END FREEZE ON MANY PRICES   Clothing, Furniture, Pots to Be Unfrozen: Will Restrict Profits,

 —PLANS TO RESTRICT PROFIT— Government To C hange  Controls On Clothing

Clothing, Home Furnishing Prices  To Be Un-Frozen   Consumer Will Carry Burden Of Retailer's Increases To Meet Pre-Freeze Hike by Wholesaler

Government Reported About Ready To Unfreeze Prices On Many Items; Would Restrict Retailers’ Margin

Government To Unfreeze Some Prices   Will) Restrict Retailer’: ‘Margin’ But Increases Are Expected

Refail Values Will Be Lifted On Many Items  _ Clothes, Hausehold  Goods, Cosmetics —— oO NAPSTER Re linfeaven

Price Boosts Due In ‘Thaw’ Of More Good:  Clothing, Furniture,   Clothing, Furniture, Rugs, Lamps Among Ttems To Be Freed

OPS Preparing to 'Unfreeze” Retail Prices ‘On Clothes, Furniture, Rugs, Cosmetics -

GOVT SET TO LIFT CONTROLS ON MANY ITEMS   Clothing, Cosmetics, Etc On List; Immediate Price Hikes Seen

Thaw in Controls: On Personal Item: Is Shaping Up  Boost in Furniture Clothing Prices Is Predicted Result

Furniture and Clothes Thaw’  Prices. Unfrozen in Some Concumer Good:

'MORE PRICE RISES DUE WHEN MARGIN-TYPE REGULATIONS ‘REPLACE PRESENT BIC FREEZE

UNFREEZING OF CLOTHES SEEN   Government Will Give Retailers Chance To Raise Prices   APPEARS NECESSARY

Government Get: Set To Untreeze Price Of Clothes   Furniture And Other Items To Be Included;  Price Rises To Come

U.S; Prepares To Freeze Clothing Costs  New Order Planned   New Order Plann2d For Men’s/ Women’s Goods. Furniture

RETAILERS CAUGHT IN SQUEEZE  New Price Hikes in Clothes May Follow Unfreezing Order

Cost Freeze To Be Eased. On Numerous Things Soon Increases In Price Expected On Varied   Increases In Price  Expected On Varied  Consumer Materials

To Lift Price Curbs on Some Items at Once   Clothing, Furniture Freeze to Be Ended; Marains to Be Fixed

Retail Values Will Be Lifted On Jay Items  c! othes seh old   Clothes, Household Goods, Cosmetics Will Be Unfrozen

OPS to Unfreeze Clothing Prices at Retail Level   Cosmetics, Furniture and Other Articles Also Are Freed

Rising Prices to Follow Lifting of Freeze Mandate   Cosmetics, Furniture, Clothes and Similar Items to Be Effected

OPS Ready To Untfreeze Many Prices   Immediate Result Will Be Price Rises; To Limit Profit Margin Instead

US Prepares To Untreeze Some Prices   Clothes, Furniture, Cosmetics Would Have Profit Margin

Only Inflation Remains Frozen  Government to Unfreeze Prices On Clothins. Other Commodities

Lots, of Price Rises Seen—  About to ‘Unfreeze’ Prices of Clothing, Furniture, Other Items

RISES IN PRICES OF SOME GOODS TO BE ALLOWED   Government Prepares To Unfreeze Men's And Women’s ‘Clothes And Some  . Other Articles.

Lots of Price  Hikes Imminent   ‘Government Set to Unfreeze Retail Tags on Clothing, Furniture, Lamps

Karthshaking U.N. Artillery Blasts Knemy   Bradley, Ridgway Holding Top Secret asthe on War

Relief Clause Under Study   House Group Sets _ Hearings on Secrecy

‘But It's Illegal in Texas  Oklahoma AnglersPhone For Fish, Catch Plenty

‘Calling All Fish’ Oklahomans Telephone For Fish, Get Them On The End Of A ‘Line’

Gambling Found In Kemah Club Near Galveston   Elect Ran   First Ranger Raid In More Than Week; No Maceo Clubs Hit

Beef Will Get Price Ceiling   New Rollback Seen On Processed Foods

ROLLBACK ALSO EXPECTED Beef Price Ceilings Due  To Be Leveled Next Week   THE MANUFACTURFR'S -

SOUTH KOREANS WENT ASHORE ON EAST COAST   Yanks and French Repulse Chinese . -In Bitter Fighting

U.N. Forces Check Centr=;  Area Assaisis   Hand-To-Hand Fiah's Mark Red Attempts To Cut Lateral Road

Surprise East Coast Landing MadeBy Koreans  - SIAL Bareec Rant   U.N. Forces Beat Back Frenzied Attacks By Chinese

UN Forces Halt Suicidal Attacks On Central Front   Chinese Bring Up Reinforcement In Move To Sever Key Lateral Highway; Road Block Smashed; Naval Attack Preceded Landings

“CATCHUP’ PAY MAY BE AUTHORIZED Compromise Being Readied  ‘To Unfreeze Worker Wages

Industry Praised LN ERNE EN NET EN CNEL UN RSA  Mine Rescue, Aid Winners Named In National Meet

Abdullah, The Loving Texan, Make: Fast With The Arabic Language; Tc Wed Egyptian Dancer Next Monday

‘EVERYTHING IS FIXED Sheppard Abdullah King Is Back In Cairo With Samia

Dean Acheson Answers Young Marine Who  Can't Understand Why He May Die in Korea

‘WHY DOI HAVE TO FIGHT?’ ASKS BITTER MARINE  Acheson Hopes Korean  War Will Bring Peace

Why Do! Have to Fight or ; Die in Korea, Corporal Asks; Acheson Points at Kremiir

Penn Grade Crude To Fight Against Cut in Allowance   Slash In Federal Tax Gran For Oil, Gas Depletion Is Topic Of Meeting

Plane With 49 Aboard Missing Believed Crashed  In Mountains Near Salt Lake City

Farmer Reports Airliner Down In Colorado  pao <n ee    Message Relayed Te Headquarters For Air Search

United Airlines Plane Believed Lost in Colorado  Last Heard From Over Cheyenne; 49 Persons Aboard

Transcontinental United Airlines DCCarrying 49 Persons Missing in West

Plane Believed Crashed in Colorado Area  44 Passengers, Crew of Five

United Airlines Plane Enroute From West Coas'! Disappears Between Sait Lake City anc  RDonver.

49 Person: In Plane Disappear   DC-6 Believed To Have Crashed In Flight Near Salt Lake City

Search For Lost Plane   49 Persons On Board Airliner Missing In West

New Board To Handle Both Wages And Disputes Is Suggested   Concession Lifts Auto Strike Threat   Pay Increase Due On Index Expected To Be Issued This Week-End

Labor Leaders Seeking Bigger Wage Board   Little Cooperation Seen in Unfreezing Of Escalator Clauses

‘Escalator’ Wage Pacts Approved  Xe Move Desianed to   Move Designed to Get Labor Chiefs’ Backing Again in Defense Program

UN Forces Keep OnDriving: Light Action  Reported as Peace Talks Continue

Yank Planes Down Another Commie Jet   UN Troops Drive Several Yards Into Red Positions

UN Troops Score Gain  At Yangou   American Planes Down Fifth Jet  In Four Days

Slight Gain Is Made on Korean Front   Fighting Continues on EastCentral Sector; Fifth Russian Built Jet Shot Down.

Drive Into Communist Positions In Yanggu; Down 5th Red Jet In 4 Days

UN Advances  Ty ‘ Near Yangeu   Fifth Red Jet Plane Shot  Down In Four Days

UN Troops Drive Several Miles Into Commie Positions  Fifth Red Plane In Four Days Downed By B-29 Gunner

Eisenhower Aims At Unified Army In West Europe   Senators Report After Inspection Of Overseas Setup

One Hag, Uniform, Command   Touring Senators Say That's Ske’s  Idan Ean bie Avene

One Flag Army Is Ike’s Goal   General Is Going Al) Out. Returning Solons Say

Ike Wants Army Under One Flag   Brewster Says General Working For tional Unit

FARMERS CAN DO MUCH TO PROTECT MARKET OF GRAINS   PMA Reminds Them Not To Dump Corn, Soybeans On Market Unwisely

Doubt, Cheers Greet Proposal  Malik Plan Comment In Europe Cautious

Europe Greets Red Peace Offer With Mixed Reactions  Mest Diplomats Adop ‘Interesting Lut 1s’,

‘Chapman Announces Fall Hunting ‘Regulations for Game Birds ‘Other Than Migratory Waterfowl

Migratory Bird Hunting For Alaska In 1951 Announced   Seasons Opens In Southeast Alaska October Ist

Schoo! Teacher — Is Near Death   Pitteburgh- Police Hunt Gunman After Attack

HN CUINGIALD  Parade Of Hollywood Figures Tied In With Reds Continues To Grow

Film Writer Called Before House Probers   Collins Claims He Sought To Prevent Informing On Reds

Battle Death Rafe For Americans Low  Now Approximately Half Theat of World War I!

Will Charge Youth Killed Joliet Boy  Student, 17, Admits Killing Billy Rodenburg

Boy, 17, Held In Slaying of Youngster   Now Denies He Mistreated Billy Rodenburg Sexually,

House GOP Okays Reapportionment   Agreement’ Clears Way For 1951 Adjournment OF Group on ‘Schedule’

Agreement , On: Congressional Reapportionment Paves Way For Legislature Adjournment

Frumen Veto To Hold Tidelends Administration Leaders Urae US Control

SECRETARY OF INTERIOR SAYS TRUMAN WOULI VETO RETURN OF TIDELAND OILS TO STATES

Plans For Tax Boost Bring Sharp Criticism  - Democratic Senator Says He Will ~ Never Vote For Any More Increases

Senator Irked By Demand for Tax Increases ©   Johnson Challenges President's Bid for Another Tax Hike

Flat Rejection Seen If Truman  ‘Asks Tax Boost   Vote Will Be Loud ‘No’ i To Another Increase, Concressmen Savy

Bevan, Wilson Resian: Others May Follow   American Rearmament Program Attacked By Labor Official

Two Ministers Quit!n Britain, Bringing Crisis   Bevan Says U, S. Rearmas ment Is Graver . Daneel Than Russian Threat

Bevan, Wilson Leave Posts In Attlee Cabinet   Prime Minister May Have To Call Election

Bevan Blames America As He- Quits   Two Resign from British Cabinet Pasts

Labor Rule In England   Churchill Would Be Favored to Win New Elections

Cabinet Resignations — Threaten Attlee Regime   Labor Government Faces Greatest Crisis in 2 Years: Other Resignations Rumored

Bevan, Wilson Resign Cabinet Minister Posts   Resignations Threaten To Force Attlee Into Dissolving Parliament

Attlee Labor Group Faces Grave Crisis   Reports Indicate More Resignations May Be Presented

LABOR PARTY REVOLT HINTS LONDON CRISIS   2 Leftists Resign Cabinet; General Election Near-

27 U.S. Sailors Killed as Communisis Damage Two Naval Vessels Off Canet

Petroleum Officials Say Gasoline Rationing Not Likely This Year Despite Iran Crisis

Enemy Agrees To Pick New Parley Site   Communists Name Village, Ask Big Neutral Zone

U.N. And Reds Propose New Peace Talks  Pat @€° 3... €..1.   Both Sides Seek Resumption Of Conference

U.N. Insists On Choosing Neutral Site   Communists Start New Exchange As Allied Guns Roar

Choice of Site Not Decided By Rivals Yet   ‘Enemy Breaks Silence For Exchange of Negotiation Notes

TELLS REDS T PICK NEW SITE   Allied And Red Leader: Exchange Truce Talk  Messages

REDS REFUSE TO MOVE. SITE OF TRUCE TALKS      ‘Both Sides Again Propose Re newal of Negotiations, Disagree on Place.

Truce Talks Site Still in Dispute  Reds Given Choice In ‘No Man’s Land’

Leaders Cannot Agree on a Site for Korea Truce   Ridgway Lets Selection Up to Reds but Wants it in No-Man’s Land

TRUCE SITE STILL BLOCKS CEASE-FIRE   Both Sides Agree Only That Talks Be Resumed

Truce Talks Stall Again Over Locale   Both Sides Eager to Resume Discussions But Disagree on Site for Meeting

Ready Lo Resume Talks But Wants Apreeable Place   Tells Reds To Select Site In No-Man’s I ane.

Foes A reue About Site   Both for Resuming Talks But Reds Want Kae song Zone

Reds Invited ToName Site   Commies Want to Use Kaesong, Ridgway Says Any Other No-Man’sLand Spot OK

Must Be in ‘No Man's Land’—  Reds Can Pick Place for New Taik, Says Ridaway

Each Side Issues Plan For Meeting   Ridgway Injects New Note Telling Reds to Pick Site; Old Note Answered

Pan Mun Jom Is Proposed; - Allies Silen#   Foe’s Message Also Asks Bigger Neutral Zone, Rintnt Winsailvetcces

‘Reds Break Silence; Ask Truce Talks  Ridgway Again Turns Down Bid Far Kaesnne as Site

Both Sides Ask To Resume Talks  UN. Reds Disagree on Site—Ridgway Rules Out Kaesong Definitel

Reds, UN Asi Talks Resume   Disagree on Spot Ridgway Asks Pick ‘No - Man’s Land Site

Bid Received As Battle’s Fury Mounts   Ridgway Says OK But Wants Change In Site

!Red, Allied Leaders Want Peace Talks ' Resumed Immediately—Disagree On Site

UN, Red Leaders Propose Truce Talks in Fast Exchange   By Tom Bradshaw

TRUCE DEADLOCK STILL ON SNAG OF PARLEY SITE   Both Sides Agree To ~ Resume Talks But Disagree On Place —NMeasure Left Up  o Enemy.

Reds Propose Peace Talks  Bé Resumed   Object to Changing Site from Kaesong; Ridgeway Replies

Both Sides Propose That Truce Talks Be Resumed af Once   Ridgway Tells Reds to Pick New Site: Communists Hold-Out for Kaesoag.

Communists Informed By Ridgway Any. Site In. No-Man's Land Is  Aerenitahls tn Him

site Dispute Snags Peace  Talks Again  Ridgway Tells Foe to Choose After Refusal

U.N. Relaxes Demands On A Truce Site   Ridgway In Prompt Reply to Latest Communist Note

Stubborn Reds Stop Allies On 40-Mile Front: Flame-Throwers In Action; Seek Peace-Talk Site

Troops from 9 Nations Burn Wedges in Chinese Defenses; Enemy Would Reopen Parley

Both Proposé Truce Parley: Open At Once         Ridgway Tells: ‘Enemy: To Pick. Site Tf It 2 Is In No-Man’s Land.

Both Sides Want Resumption Of Truce Talks; Disagree On Site   Ridgway Tells Reds To Name Site So Long As It Is In No-Man’s Land

Truman-Barkley Slate Predicted   Will Beat Taft in ‘52, New Mexico Senator Forecas’s

White House Mum On Sanchez Tely   Clint Pounds the Drum for Harry

Taft Predicted For G.O. P..... ee OE NS i es  Truman-Barkley Ticket Forecast

‘Loy alty Will Force Truman To Rerun ‘Next Year, Maj. Harry Vaughn “Fears’

Meat Prices Have Gone Up  Dealer Official Sava Ceilings ‘Too High’

ARCHAEOLOGISTS HAIL RICH FIND Ancient Athenian Tombs Alter Ideas of Bronze Aae

Peace Hope Up, Truman Says   Acheson Sees Allies Set to Hold Off Reds

Americans Celebrate Freedom   President Talks To Nation Over TV. Radio Tonighi

Fourth Of July Speakers Tell Of Red Menace   175,000 Expected To Hear Truman At Washington Monument Tonight

Shipyard Worker Is Found Slair   Wife Admits Blindfolding And Tying Herself

Enemy Signs Incident-Proof Ground Rules   Shakeup in Red Delegation Causes Some U.N. Concern

7 Passengers On Findlay-rd Carrier Hurt   Driver of Car, Sister Taken To Hosnital

SENATE IS URGED > TO BOOST TAX BILL   Committee Members Coal to  Snyder’s Plea for $3   ‘ Bitien Increase ©

Snyder Seeks  New Tax Hike   Senators Frown on Plane Tea Ton Honse Ficures

Snyder Asks Three Billion More Taxes  Would Add That To 7-Billion Bill Passed by House

SENATE LOOKS COLDLY ON TAX HIKE REQUEST   Snyder Asks Upper House To Increase  Levy Bill

Treasury Head Seeks Billions More In Taxes   Senator Byrd Says Levy Should Be Lowered, Not lnecreased

Plea for More Taxes Receives Cool Reception   Three Billions in New Levies Are Asked by  Treasury Head Snyde

‘Liberty Shall Not Be Abused’  Press Hails Court Action [Upholding Red Convictions

Report To Cut ‘Total Of PW’s Slain By Reds      Gen, Ridgway’s Staff Revising Downward  List Of Murdered

Gen. Ridgway Scales Down. Atrocity Toll   Revised Figures on Number of UN Troops Murdered by Reds Will Be‘Sent to Washington. ,

Tale Of Taking Improper Fees Angers, Senate   Recorded Phone Calls Involve President

MacArthur May Fly Back To U.S. Soon   Invitation To Talk To Be Considered By House Committees      Go Ahead, Impeach  Truman Tells Tobey

SOLON RE PORTS TRUMAN ACCUSES: HIM : Sen. Tobey Denies Intent “to Ask for Impeachment

Rec ‘corded Call of President  Ir es Senators   Probe Demanded In Tobey’s Report On  ‘Hleawal Fee’? Siary

Senate May Probe H.S.T. Fee Char "oe   Angry Reaction to Alleged Improper Collection-of Fees

Truman and  Tobey Jangle   President Calls Senator, Dares Him to Try Impeachment

Congressmen Demanding Fast Investigation Of Recorded Truman Telephone Call On RFC

Truman Hot At Tobey   Accuses Him of Making Impeachment Threat And Says te Go Ahead

Furore Over  Recorded Call  So ee ee.   Angry Demands Are Voiced Asking Senate Inquiry

President Invites Impeachment Sten   Telephone Call to Senator Tobey Is Port of REC Feud

Senator Tobey Says President Has Accused Him of Trying — To Get Impeachment Started

Angry Senators Demand Probe Of Recordings’   White House Scores Tapping of Truman Phone Calls bv Tobey

Truman RFC Accusation Draws Fire   Recorded Phone Remark Brings Angry Demands

Probe Of Ohio Subversives Ready To Roll   House Committee Named; Introduce Bill for Funds

IN 4STATE AREA   Workers Sandbag Levees Ir ois and lowa; More Famihee Routed   STEADY IN MINNESOTA

Iowa, Dhnois Eye ‘Ole Miss’ I “lood Threats      Families Evacuated As River Rises; Red  Croxe ts Al al

Rising River. Flood Drives Out Residents   Additional Families Forced. to Flee as Mississippi Crest Climbs Hiaher

IN 45TATE AREA   Workers Sandbag Levees Ir Illinois and Iowa; More Families Routed   STEADY IN MINNESOTA

t Workers Build Barricades. . ; Rising . Mississippi Forces  ‘More Families From Homes

Rising Mississippi River Forces More Families From Homes as Job of Building Levees Is Speeded

‘Gunman Shot Down, 3 Others Nabbed In Shicage Holdup   ‘15 Squads Surround Home As Bandits Rob  Residents

Bonner Says No New ‘Taxes Except for Highways Needed   The text of Governor Bonner’s address appears on page 2,

Patriots’ Day Event On Constitution  Tribute To Paul Revere:As Founder Of Copper Industry In United States

Romania Reports Spies’ Executions  Claims. Four: ‘Worked For Americané -

Features: for Everybody fn thea Telegram Today   38 Percent of Students Flunk. _. . Fist Draft Aptitude Exam

Many Collegians Flunk Draft Test  Classroom Record Not So Sianificant

Reds Charge New Allied Violations of Kaesong s Neutrality   Complete Deadlock on Armistice Line Brings Sessions Near Failure

Williams Finds Out He Cant Depend On CIC   Political Weakness Shown In Election

Election Defeat Costly for Democrats as Their CIO Horse Failed Even to Run

Williams Error ls Demonstrated  Election Shows CiO Political Weakness

7 Americans Die In-Piane Crash  Point Four Program Director !s Victim

5 Yanks Dead  In Iran Crash  Dr. Bennett, Aid Official, Dies In Tehran Trip

President of Oklahoma A. & M. College and Head of Truman’s Point Four Program Perishes

lran Air Crash Claims Lives of Eight Americans  Point Four Director, State Man Included

Plane Crashes In Blinding Snow N orth of Tehran   Both Dr. Henry G. Bennett and Wife Among Victims; On Way to Make Official Five-Day Visit to Iran.

Official Of U. S. Killed In Crash   Dr. Henry Bennett, 7 Other Americans  honang 237 an Plane

Fight Americans Killed in tran   Dr. Bennett is Among Plane Crash Victims

21 Killed When Plane Crashes North of Tehrar   Chief of Point 4 Program Is Among Accident Victims

7 Americans Die In Crash Near Tehran   Dr. Bennett, Head Of Point Four Program, Among Victims

Point Four Program _ Boss Killed In Air Crash 7OtherAmericans 13 Other Persons  8 Jog

O Americans, 13 Others Die  In Tran Crash   Point Four Director Bennett Is Among Passengers Of Plane

21 Meet Death As Liner Hits Iran Peak Base   . Point Four Director. *. Among Crash Victims In Blinding Blizzard ..

Point Four Chief Killed   Dr. Henry G. Bennett Aboard Plane Crashed Near Tehran

CRASH KILLS TRUMAN AIDE   20 Others. Die in Dive Of Plane in Iran

KILLED IN CRASH   Oklahoma A and M Presi. dent and 20 Others Die in Tran Plane Wreck

Dr. Bennett. Point Four  Chief, Victin  91 Tact When Craft   21 Lost When Craft Hits Mountains In © nwatarik Tn Iran

Head of Truman Aid Plan and 21 Others Die in Plane Mishap   Dr. Henry Bennett Perishes During Blinding  Snowstorm Just North of Tehran; Seven other   Americans Killed in Iran’s Worst Air Crash f

American Colony MournsAirVictims   Crash Which Took 21 Live: Worst in History of [ran

Truman Aide Dies In Iran  Plane Crash  Bennett, Point Four  Director, And 7 Othe

Point 4 Chiefs Die in Air Crash   21 Aboard Plane Killed in lran

Henry Bennett, 10 Others Die In Air Crash   Officials Mourn Loss Of Educator, Native Arkansan

Director Of President’s Point Four Program And 7 Other Americans Dead   Airliner Traveling From Egypt To Tebraa- Rams Into Mountain During Snowstorm North Of Capital City

Point Four Boss Dies In Tran Plane Crash  21, Including Dr. H. G. Bennett And Seven Other Americans, Perish Near Tehran

NLRB Reverses Itself; 4,000 Contracts Saved  Board Rules UAW Has Canton Ford

Board Reverses Rules for C10  Action Believed First In History of NLRB

NLRB Changes lts Decision  Now Recognizes CIO At Ohio Ford Plant

NLRB RULES FOR Ci0 UNION IN FORD CASE   ‘Labor Board Reverses Itself and Dismisses Petition of AFL Union.

Court Test Looms For Meat Order  State Official May Force Decision

2-Point Plan Drawn in War On Corruption  Outside Activities         Outside Activities Of U. S. Employes To End

WHITE HOUSE TO STAMP OUT WRONGDOING   Chief Executive Says That He Is Taking Direct Action at Once.

ASK COOL OFF PERIOD   Government Departments Seek to Avert Textile Strike

U. S. Is Battling To Retain Quotas   Administration Shooting At Congressional Ban

Fight On For Quota Retention   Slaughtering Of Livestock Curbs  ee ee  it. its +ecline

Scotland Yard Announces Mystery Of Missing Stone of Scone Solved

Crime Probers Eye Dope Traffic For New Hearing   Senators to Renew Show in New York, Conclude in Month

‘Committee Hearing Slated... .  ‘New York Crime  Investigation Set

Crime Committee  Plans Probe End   Dope, Waterfront Rackets Gambling Are Due for N. Y. Airing

Senate Crime Probers Plan New York Quiz   Dope Traffic To. Be Target, Along With Gambling. Activities

NorthernKentuck yStudy To Bring knd To Probes  By Senate Crime Group

Sessions Near Near End  Crime Probers To Do New York Encore, Quit

Crime Committee To Hold Additional Hearingsin N.Y.   Investigators Lay Plans to Wind Up Work in a Month

TEXTILE STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   Union Says § All ‘Locals—Representing 45,000 Strikers—Ordered Back

Record Epidemic Of Devil's Grip Plagues Bonham   State, Federal Physician's Check  Disease

Whatthe U.S. Needs Is More Lady Godivas  But Where, Just. Where, Would You Find the Horses?

Maybe America Needs a New Group of Lady Godivas to Rescue People From Taxes ©

Possible New Crop of Lady Godivas  Might Rescue Americans From Taxes

Expect Suspension  Of Corn Allotment   Similar Action May Be Taken For Spring Wheat To Increase Crop Yields

Send Troops Soon, Says Eisenhower   Calls Psychological Effect Important; Opposes Limitation On the Number tants

‘Don't Delay Gis To Europe’ - tke  Worth Twice as Much  Nlow ac lator Ba Save

Important To Send __ Men Soon   Eisenhower Says On Unit Now Would Be Worth Two or Three Sent to Furone Later

SENATORIAL REDISTRICTING MOVES NEARER PASSAGE DESPITE PROTEST: REP. GRAHAM'S FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD BILL HITS SNAG

» Cthurehill JInbhilant   Socialist Rules to Get Attention   ATTLEE RESIGNS

National Crisis Weakens Protestant Colleges; Churches Asked to Aid

Protestant Colleges Facing Critical Situation Due to National Emergency

Truman Warning Russians Not to Throw Wrenches   Chief Executive Flies To San Francisco Conference

President Off To West Coast  Peace Parley   ‘He'll Warn Reds To Keep Monkey Wrench Out Of   Pact Machinery

Industrialist Raps PRR’s Plan   D. F. Manion Urges Continuance of Train Service in District

Flood Waters Surging Over Eastern Kansas   Boiling Waters Smash Through Two Levees Protecting North Topeka; Ten Persons Reported Dead and 50.000 Homeless in Flood Area.

WATER Alot DVER TOPS OF STREET LIGHT:   Ten Dead, Loss in Millions as Cities and Farm Lands Inundated.

Great Flood Splits Topeka In Two Parts  th anna enema   10 Or More Killed  In Eastern Kansas   10,000 Flee Before Levees Break; 50,000 Homeless In Stricken Areas

Residents Fie2 North Topeka: Damage Heavy   Collapse Of Bia Levee Dumps Water On City

Estimated 50,000 Forced to Flee Homes in Kansas  Flood Water 14 Feet Deep in N. Topeka;

Dead and 50,000 Homeless ansas Flood Area, Water Ft. Hich in North Topeka

Convicted Here After Strike Riot   Prosecutor Killian Scores Commutation

Gen. MacArthur Is Resting Atter Notable Tribute  New York Welcome Most Stupendous   New York Welcome Most Stupendous Tribute In History

PROBERS PLAN EXTENSION OF CRIME SURVEY   At Least 4 Other Cities On Agenda Of State Examiners

Raps ““Pendergastism” ilitictasieal _ ane  Influence Peddlers Still Operating, Says Taft

Five Percenters Still Active At Old Stand   Influence Peddlers Continue To Draw Fees

Rainmakers Believe Man Will Control W eather In Coming Years But Bureau Experts Doubthul

‘Ike’ Leaves Door Open to Candidacy   General Fails to ; Discourage Friends Whe Want Him to Run

Eisenhower  Leaves Door Open On Availability, As Presidential Candidate -

 2eixing =e  Texas Slayer Gets First-Hand Dope 1On Death From Doleful Jail Dobbin

Truman Airs Hope Reds Will Realize Foolishness Of Opposing Free Nations

Further Decline In Temperature Beina Forecast   West, South Get Rain; New England, More Snow  BY UNITED PRESS

Egypt's Cabinet Defers Action on General Mobilization Bill: Tensions Are Mounting

Back-to-the-Wall Fight to Save Truman’s Economic Controls Program Made by House Demos

Decontrollers Win Control  Of Congress  GOP-Democrat Bloc Beats Administratio: On Major Measures

Anti-Controls  Bloc Firmly In Saddle   Truman Suffers New Blows; Change Due In Building Curbs

Truman Forces Take New Blow: in Control War   Coalition Beats Back Attempts at Better Grip on Pnces

Administration Forces Bracing For Back-to-Wall Stand fo  Save Economic Control System  Vote to Ban Slaughtering Quotas Is Big Defeat for Trumanites

‘Administration Handed Major Defeats in House Yes  terday: Democrats Adopt Strategy of Delay

Dems Try To Save  Controls   Antis Appear Fiem In Saddle After Tues. Vote

New Setbacks in Control Struggle Slated in House   Administration Suffers Major Defeats When a Coalition Group Votes

“ANTICONTROLS COALITION WINS MAJOR VICTORIES   HOUSE OVERRIDES OPPOSITION: OKAYS THREE AMENDMENTS

Anti-Controls Bloc Handing President Beating on Curbs   Farm State Congressmen Teamed with Dixiecrats To Defeat Administration

House Bans Any Quotas on Stock Slaughtering  hesty Pre ure For Con Maen

TRUMAN CURBS PUSHERS FACE HARSH BATTLE   Controls Bill To Have Title, Little Else, States Solon

Administration Hehts To Save Controls Plan   Republican, Dixie Democrat Coalition Seems To Be Ruling

Dem Forces Bracing For Control Blow   Anti-Coalition  Appears Firmly In Saddle With ‘No’ For Slogan

Truman Forces, Backs To Wall, In Discouraged Fight  “Democratic Lead : Decisively Beaten — Three Times Tuesday

Anti-Control Group In Firm Control As House Debates   Truman Forces Brace for Fight To Save Program

Truman Program Faces Extinetion  Coalition Against Controls Adopts “No Compromise’ Attitude

Little Hope Is Seen For Enactment. Of Program Urged By President Truman

Controls Bill Likely To Bea ‘Name Only’ »   Administration In Losing Fight For Program With Teeth

Control Foes Gain Vietory Over Trumar   New Blows Against ‘ -Prograin Mapped By GOP-Southern Bloc 

Control Program Being Hammered In House Voting   Administration Forces Have Backs To Wail In Fight To Save.

Truman Forces Brace for Final Control Defeats  Coalition Crushes Administration in House Bill Fight

VVr-Linie Coalition Wins 3 Battles in House  Administration Braces For New Blows in Fight To Save Truman’s Economic Controls Proaram

Truman Pals Are Rallying For Contest  On Controls   House Demés Brace For New Onslaucht On Economic Plans

House Rushes Weak Controls Bill fo Vote   Adopts Andresen Ban on Foreign Fats and Oils

New Cuts Are Threatened In Control Fight   Truman's Program Suffers Severe Blows In House

ECONOMIC CURBS PROGRAM FACES SEVERE ATTACKS   Administration Forces Brace Against Threatened Blows At Bill--Major Defeat Suffered.

Dem Leaders Seek Delay  On Measure      Ban Livestock Slaughte1 Quotas, Importation of Fats and Oils

New Blows On Controls Threatened   Truman Forces Facing Losing Battle; Little Help From Public

Coalition Knocks Truman-Backed Controls Program  Administration Appeal ~Th Hansewives Fail

TRUMAN LOSES MORE GROUND ON CONTROLS   House Floor Manager Admits Hopes Slim For  Tighter Curbs

Farm, GOP-Southern Democrat Coalition Backs Amendments To Curb President's Power To Regulate Prices, Prohibit Hoarding

House Plans Final Try for Tax Program   8-Man Committee Meets Today to Work On Income Tax Snar!

Eight- Man House Group Will Meet  To Untangle Tax   Budget Snarl Will Occupy State Committee At Today's Confab

300 Workers to Board Warships Off Abadan; English Take Case Before UN

Detroit Strike Tangles Traffic  Transit Sytem Tieup Affacte FON NNN

Iran Playing ‘Poker Ganie  Be dillions Are Staked  FR. In Moves Over (})

Three-Day Bus Strike in Capital Ends   Operators, Mechanics Accept New Wage Terms to Halt Critical Transportation Tieun

Meat Profit Crackdowns Due Monday   Enforcement Agents Get OPS Tastruction To Remedy ‘Mistake

Television Now Spans Continent   Follows 25 Years Afte: First Coast-to-Coast Radio Hookup.

Coast-To-Coast Video Hookup Finally Set Up   Channel To Carry Jap Peace Sessions

$1.4 Billion More ToSpeed Defense Asked By Truman   Includes $403 Million For Civilian Defense

More Money Requested  By Truman   $1,454,000,000 Asked for Ciy il, Military Defense

Truman Seeks Added Money For Defense:   Presidents Wants Billion And Helf To Speed Production

Man-Killing Korean Winter Helping United Nations Hold Reds In Check   Freezing Weather May Be The Strong Ally Permitting MacArthur To Build Up Divisions To Normal Strength.

Korean Winter Aiding Allies   Frostbite Takes Toll Of Enemy Troops

Korean Winter ‘Viewed Top Ally ‘For UN Forces   ‘See Man-Killing Weather Helping To Hold Enemy In Check Until Spring

Cold Casualties Eliminate Winter Offensive Necessity—  Weather Giving UN Forces Needed Time To Build Units

Winter Aids UN’s Troops   _ Communists Suffer Losses Due To Cold

FRIGID WINTER HELPS ALLIES   Battlefield Checks Show Increasing Mortality Among Enemy

Kor eans Get New Pledge  Fr om Truman   ‘Won't Forsake You, President Says On © Republic’s Birthday

Korean Aid Is Pledged By Truman   Republic Of Korea Celebrates; Pledge From U.S, Is Read

Bosses Nowadays Have No Time to Yell at Help~ They Are Too Busy With Government Forms

sAmerica Has  Shortage of  Bosses: Boyle Kids Turn Up  Noses at Idea; TR... Been nke UT nel

14 North Carolmians Lose Lives Through Violence In Final Weekend

Sfereh Accused of Lacking Moral Leadership Ministers’ Pension Fund Ruined By Federal Financial Policies, Presbyterian Parley Told

Everett Renfrow, Yale, Sells Animal to Man from :Carlisle. Iowa’: ::

Legislature Is Way Ahead Of Past Sessions   After One Week, Solons Are Ready For Study Of Bills

GOP Senators Assail Use Of Smear Tactics   Sen. McCarthy Among 25 Signers Of Manifesto: Sen. Bricker Included

News Curbs Scored _ By GOP Senators   Administration Moves Te Stifle Speech Freedom Criticized

Senators Blast Security Order   Hit Truman’s ‘Smear Tactics, Propaganda’

NEW ACCUSATION IS HEARD SSSR  UN, Reds Trying To Agree  *On Details For Armistice

NEW OFFENSIVE ROLLS FORWARD IN ONE SECTOR   ‘Setback Is Suffered On Western End By the UN Troops

Fighting Men Watch Across Uneasy Bordes   Section fo Prevent Secret Build-Up Stalls Talks

Reds Resisting Any Inspection Behind Lines   Communist’s Rival Plan for Umpiring Truce Is Vague

CHINESE RED DRIVE MAY PROVIDE ANSWER Critical London Newspapers Demand Declaration Of MacArthur's Plans For UN Forces In Korea

London Newsmen Demand To Know  MacArthur’s Plan  Tokyo Observers Believe   Tokyo Observers Believe UN Will Withdraw  From Korea

Civil Defense Costs. _ Will Come As Shock. - To Tax-Ridden State

War Needs, Expanded Care for the Aged Create Headaches for New Legislature

*30-Day Price Freeze Snagged   Stabilizer and Price Controller Confe: On Plan: Truman Decision Awaited

Valentine Said To Be Opposing D’Salle’s Plan   Both Men Say Firm Controls Needed

Valentine, Disalle Differ on 30-Day Control Program   Government Sources Indicate Dispute Not Mator Policy Fight

QUICK ACTION BY PRESIDENT IS IN OFFINC   Permanent Cantrols Will Be Put In Effect By March 1.

Warn Secrecy in Gov t Imperils Press Freedom   Editors Hit Trend Of Public Officials To Conceal Facts

RECESS APPOINTMENT TO BE GIVEN JESSUP   Named A Delegate To United Nations By Truman Despite Senate Opposition

Declares Some o f Them Border on Fraud in Appointing Ambassador Regardless of the Furore Already Aroused.

JESSUP 1S NAMED DELEGATE T0 U. N,; FOES DENOUNCEL   Truman Gives Ambassador Recess Appointment and Assaiis Charges Made Against Envoy.   DECLARES ACCUSATIONS “BORDERED ON FRAUD”   McCarthy and Stassen Had Attacked Fitness of Jessupto Represent U. S. at Impending Sessions.

Truman Gives Jessup Recess Appointment   Ambassador Named U.N. Delegate; President Says Some Accusations ‘Bordered on Fraud’

Ambassador Given Recess Appointment  President Slaps Envoy’s Accusers

UN Plan Not Appeasement, Acheson Says   Secretary Defends American Support of Peace Proposals as “Maintaining Unity”

Acheson Explains U.S. Vote on UN Cease-Fire Plan  Acted to Maintain  Unity of Nations

Acheson Defends U.S. Act   U.S. Supported Latest UN ‘Cease - Fire’ Proposal To Keep Unity. He Savs

A DRAFT MEETING   Chancellor 'Malott of K.U. Calls Session for Male Students

Auction News   SALE DATES   Wim. Voigt, Jr. Sale Thursday, Tanuary 3

Governor Heads Kentucky Group Going To Ohio Today In Defense Of Reputation In Bluegrass Field

Kentucky Delegation Leaves for Ohio To Defend Reputation of Bluesrass

Step Up Bachelors! 60 Gals Coming in   That's Fighting Talk in Kentucky, Louis  Bluegrass Preferred to Bromfield

Rejection Broadcast By Peiping   Says Cease-Fire Plan Aim Is: Give U.S. Forces a Rest.

CEASE-FIRE REJECTED BY RED CHINESE   ACHESON DECLARES PLAN UNACCEPTABLE   Chirese Call for U.S. Fleet to Leave Formosa Straits; Want Admission to U.N,

CEASE-FIRE REJECTED BY RED CHINESE   Peiping Offers Counter Proposal Demanding Withdrawal of Troops and Seven-Nation Conference.   ACHESON DECLARES PLAN UNACCEPTABLE   Chinese Call for U. S. Fleet to Leave Formosa Straits; Want Admission to U.N.

Reds Demand Withdrawal of Foreigners   U. S. Expected to Ask  U.N. Brand Peiping  Regime Aggressor ROUTLETIN,

Advance Eight fo Nine Miles in Surprise Attacks  Six Divisions Go      Six: Divisions Go Into Action on 30-Mile Front

BD,000 AEDS OPEN ATTAGK AT MIQNIGHT   Counter-Offensive Continues With Hoengsong Under 3-Way Assault.

General Nam I] Refuses te Accept Joy's Reply to Red Charges of Murder in Neutral Zone; Demands Punishment (f These Guilty

New Meeting Arranged For 1 night But Hopes For An Agri ment Are Fading Fast; Zo Location Carses Disagreemen   CLAIM NAN IL WAS ONCE RED TEACHE

Nam Il Calls Violations Note Unsatisfactory   May Cancel Truce Talks Over UN Reply To Alleged Breach

Allied Answer To Red Protest Rejected by Nam  N: Korean General Claims UN Violated

Reject Allies’ Explanation Of Parley Incident   Adm. Joy States Communist Charges That UN Troops Violated Kaesong’s Neutral Zone Are Unsubstantiated; New Crisis Developing In Cease-Fire Talks

NEUTRALITY UN Reply To. Charge Rejected —   NAM IL ASKS PUNISHMENT

Red General Says U.N. Plane Fired On ‘Truce Jeen’  Charges New Violation

Peace Hope Dimmed by Angry Note   gun Korean Reds Reportedly Fail To See Eye to Eye. .

Nam Angrily Rejects UN  Explanation   Armistice Talks Apparently Face Another Crisis

North Korean Leader Angrily Rejects U. N. Reply To Compliant   Nam Tells Joy That Answer To Protest On Neutral Zone At Kaesong Is Unsatisfactory.

North Korean General Reiects Allied Reply   Cease-Fire Negotiations Appear to Have Reached Another Crisis in Korea,

Reds Demand  New Guarantee  North Korean General Charges U. N. Neutral Zone Violations

He Insists UN Troops Fired OnRed Police   Meantime, Chinese Forces Smash Back Allied Offensive

Cease-Fire Talks Face Another Crisis as Red Commander Rejects Allied Reply to Communist Charges

USE OF NATIONALISTS RUMORED : Recall Of Diplomat In Formosa Hints Decision On Chiang Aid -

Israel Engages in Heated Campaign   Jews Plunge Into Election Doy After AmericanStyle Electioneering

Up To V To Voters  Israel Ends Its Hottest \ElectionCampaignDrive

Halt to Trade By West And  Kast Germany   Dispute Breaks On Restrictions Of the Russian

East-West Trade Comes to End   Result of Dispute Over Russian Restrictions on Exports.

Dispute Hits  German Trade   Red Export Restrictions Force Standstill

FRANCO CRITICISM CUT FROM SENATE REPORT ON AID   Ike Sees West So Strong It Is “Ridiculous Ty Be Overly Afraid” Of Reds

Senate Group Cuts Critical Franco Report   Question Whether Spain Worth Price

SOFTEN WORDS ABOUT FRANCO   ‘Ike’ Says No Need For Huge Fears of Soviet Strength

President Expresses Belief Third World War Can Be Prevented, Rans Russians as Utterly Foolish’

Historian Debunks Popular Assumption—  Lincoln Was Determined Collector of Fees

Facts Riiin Good Story Lincoln Not Kasy-Going  With Money, Records Show

Abe Lincoln Not Money-Cateless   Historion Fincls He Was Determined to Cellect Fees For Legal Service

Abe Wasa Bit Of a Shylock, Record Shows  Once Wert to Court to Sue For &5 Fea

—CHARGED HIGH FEES, AND COLLECTED, TOO, HISTORIAN SHOWS —  Lawyer Abe Was Not Too Easy on His Clients:

PRISON ISLE SEARCHED FOR WEAPONS  Escape Plot at Alcatraz Smashed, Guard Arrested

Kiwanis Show In Readiness Kiwanis Show  Ml. Vill Deseean4   Club Will Present Two Laugh-Fests Thursday and Friday

MORE NATIONAL GUARD UNITS 10 BE FEDERALIZED   May Be Necessary To Call Two Divisions, Col lins Declares   TOP DRAFT AGE MAY HAVE TO BE RAISED

Guard Outfits Still Face Call   Lawton Says Two Divisions “Mav Be Needed

Resignation Of Clay May End Labor Boycott   Wilson Lauds Aide Who Will Return Ti  Private Inductrv

UNION BOYCOTT MAY-BE ENDED; CLAY RESIGNS   Wilson May Name Labor Leader To Vacant Post.

Aid, Flood Bills Approval Seen Soon  sh Asnurnment Fever   ‘Adjournment Fever" May Spur Fast Okay On Pair Of Measures

Crisis in Iran Internal Issue,  UN Meet Told   London Withdraws Rest Of Oi! Employes From Absdan

BRITAIN READY TO EVACUATE ALL WORKERS   ACCEPT EXPULSION OF REFINERY CREW PENDING HEARINGS

STILL ABLE TO SMILE —  City Adopts Doomed Chilc As ‘Christmas Sweetheart’

UN Negotiators Prepare For Cease-Fire Talks: Highway Immunity Ended

Korea Cease-Fire Negotiations Near   Red Negotiators Believed In Kaesong; UN Group May Travel In Helicopters

Red Envoys Are Reported  In Kaesong   Bomb Immunity kor Peace Road  Is Called Off

Parley Will Start Today   U.N. Delegation Ready; Ban Against Bombing. of Pyongyang Road Ended

First Talks May Start Late Toda   Planes Ordered Not to Bomb Area Leading to City

Communist Negotiators Believed to Have Arrived ’ Already for Cease-Fire Negotiations; Fighting in Korea May End Quickly.

Cease Fire Meet To Be In Kaesong   Red Delegates Are Believed To Be In City

Hope For An End Of Shooting War  In Far East Soon   Discontinue Allied Ban On Bombing Of Read From Pyongyang to Kaesong; Order U. N.’s Delegation To Proceed To Kaesong Meeting From Advance Camp Near City

In Belief That Communist D gates Have Reached Kaesi Ban Against Bombing Was moved Effective Midnight   UN DELEGATES TO FLY IF WEATHER PERM!

Red Delegates Believed Already In Parley Town  Ban on Bombing hye Biv csa merece D..-l

Senate Advances  Bill Increasing  Ail Postal Rafes Sends Measure Te  House Late Friday After Long Debate

Senate Measure Approves Postat Rate Increase  Cost of Letter : Would Be 4 Cents

Senate Votes Leiter Rate of Four Cents   Double Postcard Cost Bill Seeks 400 Million In Postal Revenne

Senate Passes Bill To Hike Mail Rates   4-Cent Letters, 2-Cent Cards Oked

Sending Letter May Cost Four Cents; Penny Postcard Couid Become Memory

A-Cent Letter Postal Rate Is Voted By Senate  ea Would Make   Measure Would Mak. Penny Postcard Just a Memory

Rate Bill To: Boost Mail Cost  Penny Postcard Would Become Only Memory

Senate Okays 4¢ Stamp, Kills Penny Post Card   Approve 8c Rate For Air Mail

Bill Boosts Letter Cost To 4 Cents   Penny Post Card Also Would Go Unde Senate-Voted Plan

Would Hike Postal Rate to 4 Cents   May. Outlaw Penny. ‘poctcdtd

LiUlil §U 2A R Se, 4 OBS VS ere Gp ne en  Senate Passes Postal Bill  ‘Rates To Go Up  Wisc clea: Mime Milena

Letter Rate Boosted to Ae in Senate   Penny Posteard Alsa Slated for Place in Memory Book

No More Penny Postcards Under New Postal Increase   LETTERS. WOULD BE UPPED TO FOUR CENTS — AND. DEPARTMENT: WOULD STILL BE IN RED

Senate Okays One Cent Hike In Postal Rate  Airmail, Other Rates  Would Be Hiked  By New Bill

SENATE ADOPTS POSTAL CHANGE   pill Would Provide For  { Cent Increase On Letters   —Postcards Would Be Raised To Two,

Bill ls Approved To Boost Prices On Most Stamps   Letter To Cost Four Cents; Penny Postcard May Die

Postal Increase Voted by Senate   Measure Would Boost Revenue by $400,000,000 Year: Letter Rate Would Be Uped to Four Cents

Senate Passes Bill Increasing Postal Rates   Letter Rate Would Gc Up to 4 cents; Other Boosts Proposed

4° POSTAGE. APPROVED IN SENATE BILL   Penny Postcard Goes Up to 2c; Parcel Post to Be Higher. Magazines, Newspapers Up.

SENATE HIKES POSTAL RATES      Penny Postcard Will Go ; Air Mail To 8 Cents, Letters, 4 Cents

POSTAL RATE HIKE   Three-Cent Letter, Penny Post Card Are Scrapped  in New Bill

Cost of Sending Letter Would Go To Four Cents Under Bill Passed by Senate, Sent to House

Four-Cent Letter Mail Rate Voted In Senator's Bill  Postal Increases  Alaw i a? en   Postal Increases Now Go to House For Final Action

House Receives Senate Approved Bill Aimed At Increasinc Postal Rates

SENATE VOTES  I-CENT RATE ON LETTERS   Other Increases Provided For In Measure On Post Office.

‘Senate Bill To Provide Postage Hike   Letters To Cost Four Cents Under New Measure

Senate Approy es Postal Rate Hike   Bill Raising Letter Rates to Four Cents Presented to House

PROBE OTTAWA SLOIS  Ministers Have Obtained List o Lieensed Machines

717 Year Old Tory Returns to Power By Slim Margin  Clamant Attloaa Wine   Clement Attlee Wins His Seat in Commons

Conservatives Qust Labor Krom Power   But Tories Fall Far Short Of Streneth They Hoped For

Voting Ends Six Years Of Labor Rule  Tory Majority In House To Be Slim

But Party Far Short of Seats It Had Expected   Leader’s Goal; End to ‘Cold War’, ‘Modify: ing Labor Curbs:

Hospital Fund Is Bolstered By Eljer Gift   New Contribution Of $5,000 Donated Toward $35,000 Goal

Hospital Fund Is Bolstered By Eljer Gift  New Contribution Of $5.000 Donated

Defense Head Holds Talks With Ridgway   Future Allied Plans May Be Revealed In Tokyo

General Claims Trip to Front Purely Military  Asserts War Is No More of Stalemate Than Berlin Blockade

NSIT FRONT AFTER, SECRET TOKYO FLIGHT   Defense Secretary Says Trip Has Nothing to Do with Cease Fire.

Sec. Marshall Tours Front; Well Pleased   Defense Chief Returns to Tokyo After Mysterious Visit to Korean Battle Zone

Chalk Up Another Victory for the “Weaker. Sex” Congressional Junketeers Put On Spot by Sex Discriminatior

Chalk Up Vietory For the Women  Fast Team Pls Puts   Fast Team Pls Puts Congressmen on Spot; Junketing Involved

Protests Stag Junkets—  ‘Congress Men-Folk On Tour ‘Due to Find Lady Includ ed

Chalk Up Victory For the Women   Fast Team Play Puts Congressmen on Spot; Junketing Involved

Times Correspondent Ordered Out of fran, Accused of Writing Lie:

lran Orders Yank Correspondent Out   Charges New York Time: Newsman With Activitie: Against National Interest

BLAST FOLLOWING CRASHING OF SONIC WALL ALARMS 50-MILE AREA  Jet Plane Causes California ‘Explosion’

EXPLOSION IN  OAT AUMBLED LOS ANGELES   People Fear A-Bomb When Jet Plane in Power Dive Rips Sonic Wall.

18 Year Old Draft  Seems Sure   ‘Expects Approval ‘From Committee By Nightfall

Draft of 18ers Nearing Vote By Full Senate   Sen. Wayne _Morse, Lone Dissenter, To Air Views

Ready To OK Draft Of 18 Year Olds   Senate Committee Set For Final Action Today On First Peacetime Draf Of Youngsters.

 CAROLYN’ § EYES SAVED ' ‘Operation Unneeded’ Answers Mom's Prayer

Prayers Answered As Mavo Specialists bind No Sign Of Cancer ln Girl's Eves

New Price Formula In Making   Scheme to Tie Ceilings Closer to Costs Ready for Final Study By Industry Leaders

PLAN CHANGE IN PRICE RULES   New Ceiling Formula Being Figured, With Some Price Rollbacks And Some In creases Probable.

NEW PRICE FORMULA NEAR COMPLETION   Protests Expected Against Plan Linking Ceilings, Cost Increases. .

Di SALLE CALLS CONFERENCE WEDNESDAY   30 Top Industrialists Tc Attend Ses: Session  NO PROGRESS   Reported In Move To Coax Labor Back To Meetings; Protests Likely

Formula Set To Link Pay, Price Checks   New Order Expected To Arouse Protests From Mannfaelurers

Manufacturers Are Expected T Oppose Formula   DiSalle And Industrialists To Diseuss Terms Of New Order Tomorrow, Roll. hacks. Increases Seen

New Formula On Price Lids Nearly Ready  Loud Protests From Manufacturers Are Already Anticipated

FOR INDUSTRY’S APPROVAL Government Completes Proposed Price Order

ORMULA FOR EILINGS T0 E DISCUSSED   airty Top industrialists From Dozen States to Discuss Terms With Price Director   OUBLE AIM OUTLINED

Formula Would Tie Price Peak To Cost Boosts   Protests Expected From Manufacturers On Proposed Order

Put Finishing Touches On New Price Formula  Top Industrialists — Discuss Terms Of  i. Order With Disalle; Early Squawks Heard

U.S. Completing New Formula For Price Curbs   Plan Designed to Tie Ceilings More Closely -To Factory Costs

DiSalle Readies Pricing Formula   Top Industrialists To Discuss Terms

Tie Price Ceilings to Cost Increases  Finishing Touches on Proposed New Formula

rormuta Is Yow Planned   Designed to Tie Price Ceilings More Closely To  Cost Increases

Plan Ties Price Ceiling to Cost   Government Works on a New Formula

FORMULA SET   Top Industrialists Will Meet DiSalle Te  Diecnes Tarme

Government Puts Finishing Touch On Price Formula   New Plan Designed To Link Ceilings  And Cost Increases

‘New Ceiling  Plan Shaping   Industrialists to Discuss _ ‘Tying Prices to Increases in Cost

RAIL HEARINGS CONTINUE Board to Meet Despite Walkout of Labor Representatives

Emergency Board To Air Dispute   Three-Man Board To Continue Work On Railroad Problen

U.S., Britain Agree To Curl Red Trade  Seen in Accord On Jap Peace Treaty, Formosa

U.S... Beitain fase Trouble Over Chinese   Morrison's Statement! Brings Allies Closer Together

U.S., Britain Reconcile Views   Powers Iron Out For East Differences

U. 5.-Brifish Relations Improve — After Ban On Trading With Reds

Issues Resolved by U.S., Britain   Report Agreement on Formosa and China

British Assent  To U.S. Policy  hol  In Far East   Insistence Dropped Formosa Belongs  Te. Mad Chine

Fur Flies, Fuzz Fails to Fall; iBoy Finally Makes Date with Razor

Scott Calls On Workers To Return   Some Switchmen Heed Plea. But Others Walk Out

AFL Meat Union Postpones Strike Booked Monday   CIO Packers, However, Fail to Decide On Similar Course

AFL Meat Union © Postpones Strike. Booked Monday  rts nL!   CIO ° Packers, “However, . Fail to Decide On; ‘Similar Course

New Weapons Could Defeat A Larger Army   Not Necessary to Match Russian Numbers, Says  US Army Chief of Staff

New Weapons Termed Good   General Says U. S.° Ahead In Technique

Collins Claims U.S. With Its New War ‘Techniques Could Outfight Bigger Foe

Battle Pattern Of Future Told by Gen. Collins   New. Army Can Out. fight Far Larger Force of Men and Tanks

Army General Says U. S$. Weapons Can ‘Deal With’ Enemy in Europe

New Weapons Are Giving U.S. Big Lead Over Reds   Collins Says Not Neces. sary To Match Russia In Manpower.

New wu Ss. Weapons Can Stop Hordes  ”  aatice ie The pw sia aye Roar Pa seat Bot. el ee ,

New Type Of Weapons To Stop Enemy   Collins Sees No Need To Match With Division For Viviston

Guided Missiles Given Big Role  New Weapen Could Halt Rus: ‘Drive in Europe, Collins Says

Unnecessary to Match Russia's Army, Is Claim   Gen. Collins Says  New Weapons Can Offset Soviet's Big Edae in Mannower

Collins Asserts New Weapons Can Check Reds   t [Guided Missile With An Atamie Warhead Seen Nol Foo Many Years Off

Allied Tanks Make  Killer Raids on Reds   Gen. Collins Says U.S. Has Machines to Halt Red Horde:

Collins Says U. 5. Must Meet Red Threat   Americans Must Match Russian Armed Forces

U.S. Weapons Capable Of Stopping Large Ground Force, Collins Says

Find Two-Year-Old In an Oil Can Tomb   Parents Are Under Arrest— Police Say Body Was in Oil Can for Two Months

Madison Airline Favored to Fly Badger Routes   Conflicting Claims on North Central Routes Before CAB Official

Super-Priority Signal Set Up  ‘DX’ Outranks ’DO’ To Speed Supplies

 Plenty of People Think They  Look “Tweedy,” But to Many  They Simply Look Seedy ©

Boyle Tries To Acquire Tweedy Look  Succeeds, But It Takes Pipe to Accomplish It

Weather Slows Allied Attacks  UN Drive On Seoul Advances Half Mile

U.N. Offensive Towards,Seoul Crawls Forward Half-Mile;Fog  Terrain Slows Allied Advance

Heavy Fogs Slow Down  UN Drives   Tank-Backed Spearheads Within Eight Miles Of Seoul

Wheat Commission El Intrveduced Jouse Measure  Colls far Grain Research. Pramotinn

FOR WHEAT BOOST   Bill to Promote Use of Grain Is Introduced in Leg islature

8th Plunges Within Nine Miles Of Seoul   Showdown Battle Reported Imminent; Naval Shells Devastate Kansong Area

Dunham Admits White House Social Circle Tried To‘U se’  Him Teo lniluence RFC Loans

RFC Director Dunham Says Friends Sought To Use Him, But Denies He Was Influenced

RFC Director Verifies He Was ‘Used’ by Others   Boys “Took Him In” Dunham Says of His Actions On Board

“Somebody Tool Me In,  Guess,” RFC’s Boss Says   Admits His Friends Tried To “Use” Him

They "Took Me in,” Says RFC Director Dunham of White House Social Circle

Dunham Admits Pressure On RFC  Says Capital Circle Tried To ‘Use’ Him

RFC Director Says Pressure Tactics Used   But Denial Made Thai — Judgment Influenced In Making Leens

Dunham Names Dawson, Young   RFC Director Is Witness Refare Senate Probe

Quief Reigns As Christmas Rules in War   Santa Claus Finds His Way Into Army Camps and Front Lines Of Korean Battlearound

NEW STOP STREETS FOR THREE PLACES   Seventh and Ninth on New Hampshire, Ninth and Vermont Changed   RESULTS OF DETOURS

NEW STOP STREETS FOR THREE PLACES   Seventh and Ninth on New Hampshire, Ninth and Vermont Changed

Hospital for Young Bandits  In kC ‘Holdup   Lunchroom Owner Downs Two Youths With Nine Shots; Admit Attempt

Symington Says He Uses Free Hand   Choice for RFC Denies He Is Beholden to Any; Attends Hearing

C. G, RESCUES 2 FROM GULI   Man-Wife Crew Of Sunk  Trawler Stay In Tiny Skiff 33 Hours

NO IMMEDIATE PEACE  Weeks of War Expected Before Truce Talk Ends

4  Talks May Last 2 To 4 Weeks, Officials Think   Kaesong Meeting May Give Tip On Real Aims Of Communists

Discount Any Immediate Peace Korea Shooting May Continue For Weeks, Top Officials Say

Shooting Could Continue F or Weeks  * x “kook x *  He ceridy Padi a cp Me. Ro Tah dE On Rod?’ Bont Foith

Korean Shooting May Continue Several Weeks   Kaesong Meet Seen As Tipoff on Goed Faith of Enemy

Battle May Last Weeks After Talks Are Ended   Kaesong Gathering May Provide Hint Of Enemy’s Intent

War te Go On Despite Talks   Kaesong Conference Seen First of Mary Steps

Shooting in Korea May Go On for Several Weeks After Truce Meeting   High U.S. Officials Discount ldea Peace Would Settle Immediately Over Battleground

See:No Quick End To Korean Wart oa ; High Officials Say Shooting May Continue Several Weeks

Manufacturers Are Given Okay To Seek Hikes   Directive Permits About 70,000 Makers To Compute Chanae

Price Boosts to Follow Order Letting Manutacturers Post Higher Ceilings

Manufacturers Asking Higher Ceiling Prices   Major Model Changes In Autos, ‘Television Sets Are Banned

PR eEERicERRIC., ek. ne celica ata RUSSIAN GENERAL TAKEN BY DEATH

Democrats Capture Pennsylvania Race For Congress Seat   Grandmother Wins Post Despite Vigorous GOP Drive

85-Year-Old Man Clears Mystery   Pittsburgher Declared Dead 30 Years Ago

Hed Uctenses —— ees  NATO Sets Goal To Have 100 European Divisions By 1954.

Atlantic Council Kyes  100-Division Army  End of 1954 Scheduled as Goal

Atlantic Counct Sets Bo Seal of      Expect to Attain Quota for Europe's Army by End of ’54

NATO Sets Goal of 100 Divisions   Would Have Them Ready for Battle by the End of 1954.

Plan Subject To Review by Atlantic Group   British Pressured To Name American To Sea Command

100 Divisions By 1955 Goal Set For NATO   Recruiting Can Begin In April, Schuman Tells Pact Council

100 Divisions Goal Of NATO By End Of 54   Recruiting For European Army Could Start Next Aon

Atlantie Paet Sets A Goal Of 100 Divisions   Americans Put Pressure On British To Okay U. S. Admiral For Fleet And To Adopt Garand Rifle; Churchill Opposed

NATO Goal: 100Division: By 1955   But Plan Subject To Review at January Meetine

Lord Told Them to Give » Away $5,000: Kidnaped By Red-Haired Girl, Two Little Old Ladies Claim

0 Women Lowe Cash  To Redhead   Life Savings Given Out Ry Younger One Who Abducted Pair

MONEY STREWN ALONG A ROAD   Weird Story of 2 Old Ladies, One Young One, Comes Out of West.

Truman Sees Need for Strona Controls Law  House Prepares Rollback Ban on Stopgap Action

Congress May Ban Rollbacks  Coalition Aims_ At It Despite  Truman Warnino

Vishinsky Call: Downed Yank Airmen ‘Spies’   Refuses to Reveal Whether Fliers Will Face Military Court

Vishinsky Says He Hopes US Fliers Will Receive “Military Justice”

Downed Fliors Called Spies By Vishinsky   But Russian Refuses To Say If Americans Witl Be Tried

See Probability of ‘Trial’ for U. S. Fliers in Hunzary   Vishinsky Vague in Siatement Made Today at U.N. Meeting in Paris.

Vishinsky Speaks of Military Justice for U.S. Fliers in Hungary   UN Adopts Western Disarmament Plan

LABELS 4 0, §. AIRMEN SPIES   Vishinsky Avers Fou Fliers Should Get ‘Due Attention’

Vishinsky Tells UN He Hopes Four U.S. Fliers Downed in Hungary Will Receive ‘Military Justice’

SEIZED U. 5. FLIERS ARE CALLED SPIES   VISHINSKY VOICES HOPE 4 HELD IN HUNGARY GET “DUE ATTENTION.”

Vishinsky Calls Downed U.S. Flite rs" Sptess Hopes They Will Receive ‘Due Attention’

Military Trial Hinted For Fliers in Hungary  Vishinsky Says He Hopes Ameri cans Will Get "Due Attention.”

Vishinsky ‘Hopes’ American Fliers  Will Get Bue Aticntion In Tuaeary

Vishinsky Hints Military. Trial for U. S. Fliers   Says He Hopes Hungary Will Act in Cases of Four Airmen

RED MINISTER LABELS 4 U.S. AIRMEN SPIES   Vishinsky Avers Fow Fliers Should Get ‘Due Attention’

4\.S. Fliers May Be Tried By Hungarian Cour!  Vishinsky Hints Yanks To Get ‘Due Attention From

Vishinsky Calls For Trial of US Fliers   Soviet Timing Of Anti-American Blast In UN Appears to be Tied In With Russian Execution of Two ‘Spies’ From America

Vishinsky Hopes Downed Fliers Given ‘Justice’   Remark Is Tied To Russian Report U. S. Spies Executed

Vishinsky in Rough Talk   Hopes for Military Trial fo Four American Fliers Forced Down in Hungary

Trial By Hungarian Military Court Hinted Vishinsky Says Four U.S: Fliers Are Spies

Fliers May Face Trial As ‘Spies’   Vishinsky Reveals New Red Procedure In Address Before United Nations

Makes Bitter Tirade Against U.S.; Bad Slip of the Tongue Being Checked for Possible Trouble.

 Vishinsky Blast  U.S. Fliers, Held In H ungary, Spies, He Shouts, in Tirade

Russ Asserts ‘Spies’ Face Court Action   Vishinsky Blasts Aid Pact In Talk Hinting Harm To Ameriean Fliers

Big 3 Proposal For Disarming Given UN Okay   Russian Bid To Ban Atom Weapons Thrown Out By Political Committee

VISHINSKY IN BITTER BLAST AGAINST VW. S.   Delegate Demands Explanation From Soviet Spokesman

Airmen Face Red ‘Justice’   Soviet Foreign Minister Blasts Flights Before U.N. Committee

Mast ‘Clear Statements MacArthur Must Draw Fine Line in War of Words’

Chunchon Again Retaken By U.S Forces In Drive  Chinese Forces In

UN Troops Cross Parallel; Retake © Vital Chunchon >   Gen. Van Fleet Asserts Enemy Loses Nerve, Turns Turtle; Red Prisoners Cause Problem; Allied Counter Attack On Unlimited Scale

"TEEN TOPICS Mr 4 DISCUSSED BY NOTED WOMAN AT FLORA      PAPER NnPrer

Tempo Of War Accelerated   Heavy Fighting Erupts Or East-Central Front in l Knreg

Colder Weather Tonight Forecas!   Spring to Make Its Bow in District At © .96 wee Tannen

Colder Weather Tonight Forecast   Spring to Make Its Bow in District At 5:26 a. m. Tomorrow

Backers Claim 29 Of 49 Votes For MeFarland   Civil - Rights Proponents _ To Record Opposition At Caucus Today

McFarland Due For Lucas Job  Civil Righters   Civil Righters Fight Arizonan

Democratic Fight on Senate Leade  . Arizona's McFarland Leading Candidate

Arizonan Seen As Demo Leader   McFarland Favored To Replace Lucas As Top Man in Senate

‘Dying Congress’. Clears Must Bills   Southern Democrats Jockey To Gain Leadership Of Party in Concaress:.G.0.P. Has No Contests

DEMOCRATS FACE PARTY ROW OVER SENATE LEADER   CIVIL RIGHTS BLOCK OPPOSES ELECTION ARIZONA SOLON

Truman Supporters To Oppose Sen. McFarland   Fight Expected In Caucus Tomorrow When New Senate Democratic Leader Is Elected

 McFarland Target  Civil Rights Supporters Out To Beat Party Leader Hopeful

Bloc To Fight McFarland As Senate Leader   Baflot Is Slated At Party Caucus This Afternoon

Senate Backers Of Civil Rights Fight McFarland   Both Republicans, Democrats Meet To Pick Leaders Today

SENATE LEADER FIGHT BREWING   Civil Rights Supports Oppose  Choice Of Senator McFarland — Prepare For  ~ New Session.

M-“arland Bid For Senate Head Faces Opposition   Both Parties to Re-Elect Present House Leaders In Sessions Today

During Jap Peace Talks— Expect Russ Propaganda Show, Walkout at Frisco

Expect Big Russ Propaganda Show At Treaty Signing   Doubt Reds Can Block Signing of Jap Peace Pact

U. S. Expects Red Propaganda Show At San Francisco   Counter Strategy: May Be Developed At Signing of the  labAnece: Tranky.

Russian Actions Will Not Delay Japanese Treaty   U. S? Confident Of Success Despite Soviet Propaganda

Expect Russ Walk-Out af Treaty Meet   Americans Figure Russians Won't Sign But Will Get In Efforts at Propaganda

Soviet Bluster Is Expected at Jap Peace Talks  American Officials Say Reds  Vasriil vas. of em

 At San Francisco  U S.OfficialsExpectReds ‘To Walk Out On Treaty

U.S. Confident Russ Can't Half Jap Conference   Acheson May Have Trick to Stop Soviet Propaganda Filibuster

U. S. Expects Reds To Walk Out Of Talks   Russia May Stage Big Propaganda Show Then Quit

Moscow Agrees to Take Part in Conference But Purpose Is Be. lieved to Stace Propaganda Show.

 Treaty Will Be Signed, Howev However, U.S. Officials Believe. Russia Expected to Walk Out of Jap Parley After Staging Spectacular Propaganda Show

Propaganda Seen Red Aim In Jap Talks   Russians Are Expected To Stage Walkout At Peace Parley

CottonTrading On Exchanges Set Tomorrow   OPS Fixes Ceiling 0f45.39 On All Futures Market Transactions

Offers Apology on Senate Floor McCarthy Denies Intimatin g That Pres. Truman Was Drunk

FUMES SPREAD, 100 OVERCOME   Doctors Working On People All Over Plant After Explosion

Easton Woman Kills Two Small Children By Hanging and Then Takes Own Life

Pilot Asks Divorce, Says Wife Sunbathed In Her Front Yard ‘To Give Men a Thrill’

Rain Falls Across State, More Is Due   More Wind Thon Rain in Thundercloud Visit te Ada Wednesday Night; Some Fence at Drive-in Movie Dov

Huks Threaten Raids on Manila  a rr. oo ee:    Americans Warned To Seek Safety

Troops Guard Manila After Red-Led Raids   Americans Advised To Seek Safety In Arena Near €apital

Dakota County Unique-No Federal ‘Emploves: Silver Bow Totals 271

Civilians In Federal Jobs  Near 2.000.000   Missouri Total 43.621 With 96  In Pettis County

FEDERAL GOV'T EMPLOYS 99 IN JEFFERSON CO.   Only One County in Nation Has No U. S. Gov't Workers.

Lone County in South Dakota Only One in U. S. Without Federal Employe

a EY 10 VISIT TRUMAN THURSDAT   iu  IGOVERNOR WILL REPORT TO PRESIDENT ON FAR  ! CAST SITUATION.

Curb Bill Seen Costing Family $360 Per Year   Johnston Views Measures Of House and Senate As Economic Blow

Conferees Plan Speed  On Controls   To Start Wednesday on Harmonizing Bills; Labor Protests.

Friends, Foes of Curbs Get Set for Struggle  DiSalle Says He Can Operate OPS

American Jet Fighter Free From Czechs   Lieut. Luther Roland Will Be Released to German Authorities at  4 A. M. Wednesday

Pilot Will Be Released July 4  Held Incommunicado By Czechs for Month

Czechs fo Free U. 5. Pilot at Once   Roland to Be Taken To German Frontier

Iran. Speeds Her Troops To Troubled Oil Center   U. S. WON’T INTERVENE ACHESON DECLARES

Report Break In The Rise of  Farm Product:   Slight Drop in Past Month After Sharp Advance

Poison Brew Helper Gives Himself Up  Several Charged In Deaths From Deadly Alcohol

Harriman Appeal: To Iranian Shah For Moderation   Premier, Cabinct Meet To Disenss British Oil Offer

Harriman Urges Moderation In lran’s Stand   U. S. Envoy Seeks To Get Oil Deal Terms Eased

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS Vocational Giving Spreads  Rapidly. Builds Church

Truck Weight Bill May Face Action   Truckers Are Hopeful House Will Endorse Plar Hiking Limit in State

New Atom Test Reported On Eniwetok Afoll   Only Tark Force “Now Permitted In Testing Area

MARINES TO GET 13,006 Se eeeaainniinneineli mend. sii  Draft Call Set at 69,000 In Next Two Months

ARMY, MARINES TO DRAFT 69,000   DEFENSE DEPARTMENT ANNOENCES CALL FOR AU  GUST AND SEPTEMBER,

Marine Corps  Asks Draiting  Of 7,000 Men Army Seeking  Substantial Hike In Quote

A Shakeup At Lansing   Superintendent Of Women’s Farm Asked To Quit or Be Fired

Violent Wind Kalls 50 on  Jamaica Isle   Damage to Properiy After Hurricane Set at $16.8 Million

90 Succumb, Damage High  In Hurricane   Communications in Indies Cut by Strongest Blow In History of Islands: Many Hameless

Jamaica Hurricane Death Toll Now 50; ‘Damage Runs Into Millions cf Dollars

ILLINOIS MAN PLANS FLIGHT AROUND WORLE   ‘Congressman Mack of Carlin. ville to Start From Springfield October t.

House Quiz Goes Back To 1932 Bonus March,  Called Communist Idea

"32 Bonus March Is Facing Probers   Un-American Committee Calls For Public Airing Following GOP Charges

Ae WATE POLOAWETIrY   Cent More Here, Quarter There Will Come Along With New Tax

New Tax Bill Bite Will Be Felt November 1   Cigarettes, Liquor, Cars, Some Appliances and Many Other Items Affected.

Stiffer Bill to Control Gambling Before Legislature   Hoppers Bulge With Bills as Session Opens

jAnti-Gambling Measure—  Bi-Partisan Support for ‘Minnesota Law’   Bill Introduced in Legislature Would Revoke Business Licenses

GUNS, TEAR GAS USED IN STRIKE   Officers Toss Bombs Tc Disperse Thick Congregation Of Pickets

Evacuation Of Korea Would Open Way For U.S. To Help Chiang   Blockade Possible

Complete Withdrawal From Korea, Viewed As Increasing Possibility, Would Alter Policy Toward Chiang

U.S. May Have ToHelp Chiang   Korean Crisis May Force Hand Of U. S.

If US Leaves Korea, Long Argumen Over Aid To Chiang Will End Quickt

Aid To China Nationalists To Fore Again   Decision Predicated On Withdrawal Of  U.N. From Korea

Formosa May Get Full-Scale Aid If U. 5. Forces Pull Out Of Korea.

Formosa, Japan: Bases Suggested   vale La Chieng May Be in Fight pi id Reds Up

American Evacuation Of Korea Would Mean. Change In Attitude Toward Chiang Forces

Possibility Of U. $. Pull-Out In Korea Grows  Argument On Aidine Chine Nationalists

Battle Over Full Aid to Chiang May Be Resolved if. Korea Lost   U.S. Assistance “Could Include Tight. Block ‘Of. Communist: China Shores by Warships, . Plus Air and Ground Support on Formosa

U. 8S. Withdrawal From Korea Seen a re Sr a a Wasald RK, Bt owustn Dana AST. LO Doone oe Darien n

Korean War Outcome May Decide Chiang Aid  If U.S. Pulls Out of Korea, Chinese Nationalists May Become Defense Line

Full-Scale Aid To Nationalist China May Be  Directed Soon   Defense Of Formosa Likely Should’U. N. Pull Out Of Korea

Beel Shortage Hits Many U.S. Cities Today   Cattle Owners Keeping Stocks Down On Farm

FAR EASTERN PROBE OPENS NEXT WEEK   MacArthur Accepts Invitation To Appear May 2nd

Ohio Throws Twin Punch At Race Horse New:   Lausche Would Ban Wire Services Promoting Wagering

 Probers Get Tip On Gambling  ‘Only Way to Close Bookies ‘ls to Close Tracks’—McBride

‘Close Tracks If You Want To Stop Gambling’ — Rare Wire Service Qwner Admits Ex-Convicis Friends

Cleveland Man: Testifies In Senate Committee’s Probe Of Racketeering

“Closing Race Tracks Only Way to Stop Gambling, McBride Tells Senate Probe

“‘SsOSC SPACHS £5 FOU Want 16 StOp WamMmaiIng — Race Wire Service Owner Admits Ex-Convicts Friend:

Four Major Bills Given To Assembly   One Calls for Moderniz: ing State’s Ola Constitution.

PA. ASSEMBLY MAY REVISE CONSTITUTION   4 Major Bills Giver To Legislature On Reconvening

Troops-For-Europe Vole Set For Apr. 2   Senate Agrees To. Vote On Controversial Reeglutian

Senate Votes On Troops For Europe April 2   Body May Amend Truman Plan For Additional Divisions

SERIES E BONDHOLDERS CAN COLLECT INTEREST   Treasury Will Make It Attractive For Them To Hold On  Tn Sereritie<c

Holders of E Bonds to Get Boost   Will Receive 2.9 Percent Interest If They Hold Them.

E Bond Interest Extended by U.S.   Investors Are Urged To Retain Savings

Increase Raises Average To $16.35 Daily On Feb. 1   2.9 Interest Is Promised On E-Bonds Held 20 Years

Soviet to Sell Wheat to India  Russian Ships on Way With Some Nov

USSR Sends. India Wheat   Nehru Says American Efforts Appreciated

Russia Sending Grain To India   Ships Loaded With 50,000 Tons Already On Way.

Russia to Give Wheat to India   Some Already on Way Aboard Russian Ships

Russia Selling Wheat To India  Soviets Offer 50,000 Tons For Cash

GROUP STUDIES NEW DRAFT SET-UP   House Committee To Review Student Deferment Plan   Of Nation’s College Men Currently “‘Eligible’’ For Induction

Student Draft Setup Reviewed  House Group Studie: Deferment Plan

Deferment Plans To Be Reviewed By House Group   ‘Liberal Student Deferment Faces Some Opposition

Deferment Plan Faces  Full Review   Director Of Draft Slated To Explain Measure To House

Hisuse Slates Draft Review   Armed Services Committee May Tighten Deferment Setup

DEFERMENT OF © STUDENTS 10 BE STUDIED AGAIN   Congressmen Call on Gen. Hershey for Explanation of Plan.

House Reviews Draft Plans for Students   Committee to Reappraise Liberal Program For Deferments Monday Before Vote Starts On UMTS Bill: Gen.-Hershey Will Explain

Student Draft Deferment Will Be Reviewed Monday to lron Out Any Defects

New Liberal Deferment  Plan Studied   Student Test Setup May Face Obstacles In House Treatment

Draft Deferment For College Men To Be Reviewed   Recently Announced Program Regarded As Undemoeratic  Ru Hauca Cammittan

Hits ‘Necessity’ Argument Student Draft Setup Snarls UMTS Debate

Student Draft Deferment Plan Hits A Snag   Some House ‘Members Call Proposal Too Liberal; Want It Canceled

House Will Review Deferment Plan; Only 220,000 Students Draft-Eligible

Draft Revision Plans Hit Snag: Scrap Brewing   College Deferment Policy too Liberal, Leaders Believe

Plan To Defer  Students Stirs  Up Controversy Proposal To Be Given Review And Mav Re

HOUSE GROUP WILL RESTUDY DRAFT POLIC\   Deferment of College Students Is Called Undemocratic.

College Dratt Deferment Up  For Review   House Move Grows To Kill Plan Curtailine Flicibles

Plan for Draft Deferments to Be Reviewed   College Exemptions Defended by McGrath But UMTS Bloc Finds  Program Too Liberal

Committee To Review, Plans On Determents   Special Meeting Called Monday To Check Program

Board To Review Deferment Plan   Some Feel System Is Too Liberal

Deferment Plan For Students To Be Reviewed  House Armed Services Committee To Study Draft Propesal

Looking into Future—  Scientist Finds Evidence Universe Is Disintegrating into Outer Space

Senators Not Informed If MacArthur Will Testify Again   Universe Is Exploding, Says Noted Astronomer

Astronomers Claim That Palomar’s “Big Eye” Supporting Theory The Universe Js Exploding   Huge Telescope Reaching Out Into Millions Upon Millions Of Miles Of Space And Finding Vast Groups Of Runaway Stars Outside The Milky Wav Or Galaxy: Much Undiscovered.

Giant Eye of Mount Palomar Telescope Offers Evidence That Universe Is Exploding ©

Big Telescope Finds Runaway Stars, Backs Theory Universe Is Exploding

Big Step Taken To End Fighting   Many Basic Issues Still to Be lroned Out; UN Cautions Against Undue Optimism

Begin Immediately Formal Talks to End Fighting   Allies Caution Against Undue . Optimism Over An Early End to War

ALLIES WARN AGAINST 100 MUCH OPTIMISM  Many Divergent   Many Divergent Views Remain Under Five-point Program Adopted.

ClO Faces Split Without Murray  Ailing Chief to Quit As Soon ace Paccible

Enemy May End Withdrawal In Mountain Areas   Allies Struck By Bombers; Continue Push Toward Borde

NEW STAND BEING MADE Red Defenses Suffening As Allies Near Parallel

Some Opposition ls Encountered By U.N. Advance   Reds Defend Area Above Seoul And Below Chunchon

UN. TROOPS MEET STRONG RFT) RESISTANCE   Allies Probing 17 Miles South 38th Parallel

A PLEASANT WEEK-END   ‘Forecast Calls for Temperatures t Moderate (ver Kansas

ACHESON PICKED TO BESTOW AID   Secretary Of State Will Have Major Voice'In Allocation American Funds Going Abroad.

Cook to Arrive in Oklahoma Tomorrow  To Face Quick Trial  Lawyers Say Even Insanity Plea Will Not Save Mass Slayer

Yank Paratroops Jump ‘Near Seoul  Plines Drop 3,300 Men is Back of 20,000 Retreat. ing Re  RIDGWAY GOES ALONC  Drop” Zone Nine Miles South n of Border; Link   “Drop” Zone Nine Miles South of Border; Link With Armor   Samed Canductor Dies

‘Gibraltar’ Hill Taken By Column   Infantrymey Pour Rifle Fire Into Town of Yanggu

Red Defenses Crumble; Allies 12 Miles North   Chinese ‘Maginot Line’ Pulverized by UN Air, Artillery Fire

Two Powerful UN Task Forces Smash To Outskirts Of Panggu After Smashing Red Defenses At Reservoir   6000 ROUND ARTILLERY BARRAGE OPENS ATTACK

Resistance Folds Before 12 Mile. UN. Onslaught   Allies on Outskirts Of Key Supply Hub

Enemy Flees His Smashed Fortifications  U.N. Troops Drive   U.N. Troops Drive Ahead on Broad Front in Korea

4275 Reds  Killed in Day   Allied. Forces, Under Van Fleet, Advance All‘ Along 120-Mile Front

- “elton  ALO Bee ates)             Foe Fiees Artillery, Air Blows

Flying Saucers ‘Real Threat,’ Says Scientist   Possibly Experiments By Foe Of U.S., Warns Dr. A. 0. Mivarchi.

U.S., Britain Show Jap Treaty Draft   Makes Clear Jap Obligations ta Pay Partial *Reparations: They'll Oppose Changes No Matter Who Suggests Ther

Caudle Admits Gelfing Check In Plane Deal   Commission Accepted On Sale To Men Later Convicted Of Fraud

Caudle Admits Taking $5,000 As Commission   Plane Sold to: Pair Later Convicted In Tax Fraud Case

Byers Claims M’Carthy Lost $5,500 In Crap Game Staged in Columbus

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CLARIFIES JAIL LABOR DISPUTE   Prisoners To Do No Actual Highway Work, Says  Johnson

Capehart Claims RFC Scandal Makes Teapot Dome Look Like §. S. Affair

Ohio's February Call Is 5,648   College Students Deferred to June

Gunmen Kill British Chief Of Malava   Reds Are Sought In Ambush Slaying   High Commissioner Gur. ney Walks To His Death To Save Wife

Legislators Will Convene Monday To Complete Organization; Both Houses to Meet at 1 P. M.

Truman Asks 3 Changes in Controls Law   Makes Request to Protect Citizens From -Hicher Prices

BRADLEY LEAVES PENTAGON FOR KOREAN FRONT   Will Confer With Ridgway “On Aspects Of Situation”   NO REPLY TO PLAN TO MOVE TRUCE SITE

W age-Raise Po tf i¢ y Due: Ching t to » Quit   8 To 13 Per Cent  Increase Possible   Conflict Within WSB Rages Around Amount  To Be Allowed

Group Ready to Reveal Overall Pay Regulations   Labor Leaders Balk at Eiqht Percent Hike

Ching’s Resignation As Stabilizer Hints Wage Formula Ready  New Plan Will Allow Workers to Catch Up With Cost of Living

Tells GOP Only Way To  Save Nation         Auditor Mastin To Speak Here

Acheson Challenges Russia lo Help Avoid War by  Examining Western Plan

Acheson Warns World Tension At Danger Point   Challenges Russia To Aid by Examining West's Arms Plan

Pope Replies To Protestant Attack  * * * * * * * * *   Explains His Recent Remarks OnM. arriage And Motherhood

Jaundice Epidemic Hasn't Hit Here   State Division of Health Seeks to Find Cause of Infection.

MINE REDS oc] UP TERM TO CEASE FIRE   Want UN Seat, Withdrawal of Troops in Korea, Talk on Formosa.

China Hands Final: Terms To Stoo War   Communist- Demand: Seat in UN, Withdrawal of Troops From Korea and Discussions on’ Formosa

Reds Offering Drastic Terms For Cease-Fire   British Report U. S. Will Stay In Korea

Communist China Issues Its Final Cease-Fire Terms  Again Asks Seat in UN, Withdrawal of  Troops From Korea

Red China Submits  ‘Final’ Terms for Korean Cease Fire   Wants Seat In UN Security Council, Korean Withdrawal, Talks On Formosa

Acheson Mum On Truce Talks  Censors Strike Out Hints in Questions

First Reported Instance Of Demonstration Against The Japanese Emperor

Britain To Warn Reds That Attack On Yugoslavia Would Start World War

Attack on Slavs May Start War Ill   Britain to Warn Reds Against Aggression

Instructions To Gen. Ridgway Being Forwarded  Details Of Proposed

Indicate Soviet  Proposal Given Allied Approval   Procedure Surrounded In Mystery As UN Commander In Tokyo Silent; Speculate On Enemy Reaction; Lovett Fears U. S. Letdown

No Details Ot Orders Are Listed   Lovett Makes Announcement To Newsmen

Truman OKs Move To End Korean War   General Given Secret Orders On Procedure

EXPECT GENERAL TO TAKE ACTION OVER WEEKEND .   Chinese Attitude Toward Cease-Fire Not Yet Revealed

Ridgway Is Told To Negotiate For Truce With Reds  Details Of Instructions Kept Secret After President's Order

Cut Is Seen In ‘52 Spring Crop of Pigs   Short Pork Supply Forecast for Fall

T.H. Council of Churches Announces Complete Holy Week Worship Program

New Year's Day Steel Strike Seems Certain   ‘Federal Mediators Still Striving to Avoid Work Halt

TEACHERS TOGET FIRST-AID COURSE   ay Selected Group To —   CLASSES FUNCTIONING

Seamen Reject Wage Boost Offers   Strike Continues In Sixth Day At U.S. Ports

Seamen Reject 2 Wage Offers  Shipping Tieup Goe:   Shipping Tieup Goes Into Sixth Day

Want Shorter Week  Idle Seamen Brush Aside Fevo Wage Boost Offers

Seaman Ignore Pay Hike Offers; Demand 40-Hours  Work Week Length I  eo tae eee,   Work Week Length Is Main Obstacle In Negotiations

Striking Seamen Reject Proposal:   Work Week Length » Holds Up Bargaining.

Seamen Brush Aside Two Wage Offers  VAs/n«ckL VAsenl ant Soar   Work Week at Sea Major Block in Reaching Aaqreement

Wage Offer Spurned by  Sea Unions   WOCA Witt lid  Spokesman Says Work Week Length Is Thing Holding Up Strike  Negotiations  nena ne  Concessions Made  Eight Per Cent of Base Wages, 44-Hour Week at Sea Offered

SEAMEN REFUSE 2 WAGE OFFERS   Dema nds For 40-Hour Week At Sea Sends Strike Into Sixth Day

40 Percent Cut In Auto Steel Is Forecast  Gradual Reduction Is Planned For Cars, Durable U.S. Goods

U.S. to Ask . China Clamp   Economic Sanctions _ Considered in U.N,

U. 9. WILL ASK TOUGH ACTION - AGAINST REDS   America Wants Drastic U. N. Measures to Deal With Chinese Interference,

U.S. Urges ‘Get-Tough’ UN Policy   Cease-Fire Plan Failure. American Delegate Contends

Mutual Civilian Defense Meeting Set Here Jan. 24   Virginia, Tennessee State, County, Town Officials To Confer

DEATH COMES TO A FORMER AKRON WOMAN SATURDAY   Rites Held Monday At Hawarden For Mrs. Mabel Van Allen

Corn, Wheat  Harvest Down   Poor Yield, Winter Blamed For Decline

Tank-Led Forces Near Key Red Defense Point   Powerful Offensive Moves Ahead On 60-Mile Front With Little Opposition; Reds Fight And Rua

U. S. Troops Meet Scant Resistance   Twin Spearheads Setting Pace For Powerful Allied Offensive That Moves Forward Virtually Unopposed On 60-Mile Front

Mobile Units Blasting Reds Along Front.   Chinese Not Willing To Fight as Allies Press New Offensive

REDS’ FORTRESS CITY 1S SIGHTED BY U. S, TROOPS   Attacks Of Allies Gain Along 60-Mile Front And Threaten Hoengsong, Key Enemy Point. .

Foxholes Dug By Red Troops Are Occupied   Communists Using Hit-Run Tactics Against UN Forces

Big Otfensive Shoves Ahead In Mountains   Twin Speorheads Pace Drive Along Muddy Central Front

Tank-Led GIs Dominate Red Defense Point Powerful Allied  Advance Mavec an

Yanks Occupy  Reds’ Foxholes  Overlooking City Brief But Bitter Red  ‘Resistance Met In Some Sectors

Tank-Led Americans Drive Up Central Korean Ridge To Occupy Area Overlooking Hoengsong, Key Communist Defense Point—Brief But Bitter Resistance Met In Some Sectors Earlier, But Drive On Sixty-Mile Front Goes Forward

Chinese Are Forced From New Position   Tank-Led American Troops Capture Foxholes Recently Abandoned by Red Forces

U. S. Spearheads Near Hoengsong      Doughboys Seize Freshly: Vacated Foxholes Overlooking Key Communist Defense Paint

Key Red Defense Point Under Fire   Advances Scored Along Entire Front by Fast-Moving Allies

Allied Troops Draw Near to Hoengsong   Tank-Led Columns Continue Drive or Central Front in Korea Today, Oc. cupying Freshly Vacated Red Fox. holes Overlooking Key Stronghold.   (00,000 MEN PARTICIPATE

SMASH RED. +HIT-AND-RUN DEFENSES   Two American Tank-Led Spearheads Pace Allied Advance on 60-Mile Central Korean Front,   NEAR HOENGSONG, ENEMY STRONGHOLD   Reds Vacating Foxholes in Path of Allies. Canadians in Action. Artillery Duel Across Han. >

OVERLOOKING HOENGSONG   Large Enemy Force Believed Just North Of City  U.N, OFFENSIVE   Primarily Aimed At Killing Reds Rather Than Gaining Ground

Allies Close To Key Red Strong Point   American Drive Setting Pace for Advances on Whole 60-Mile Froni

Tank Columns Push Through  To Hoengsong   Communists Use Fight-and-Run  Defense Tactics

Tank Led Force Sets Tempo for U.N. Offensive   Red Foxholes Occupied by Gls Routing Enemy on Ridge Above Town

Two Spearheads Pace Fast Drive in Middle Korea   Ride Over Bitter Red Resistance: Princess Pats in Action

American Units Punch Swiftly Up Mountain  Occupy Freshly Vacated Foxholes

Allies Hold Hills Overlooking Hoengsong  UN Offensive Gains Along Entire Front

Twin Drives by Yanks Set Pace For Offensive   ‘Red Killer’ Push Meets Little Resistance; Nears Key Point

Operation Kill: Is Slowed: Down By Rainy: Weather   ‘Princess: Pat’. Regiment, Joins. In New Offense

Yanks Find Reds Quick On Getaway   Tanks Lead Spearheads Plunging Into Freshly Vacated Red Defenses   FIGHT AND RUN   Bitter But Brief Red Resistance Indicates Enemy Holding Action

Fight and Run Tactics Used By Communists  Tank-Led Doughboys Occupy Heights at

Allied Force Takes Enemy Strong Point   “Red-Killing” Drive Shoves Ahead As Foe Flees Near Hoengsong

American Forces Spearhead Powerful Offensive; Reds Give Brief But Bitter Resistance.   SIX NATIONS HAVE TROOPS IN FIELD

‘Communists Using Hit-Run Tactics:   Americans Punch Swifily Up Mountaincus Spine Of Central Korea; Are Mile From Hoengsong: Push Carried Four Miles: Pyongchang is Captured

American flanks Lead in Advance On Key Red Point   ~ Twin Drive Nears Hoengson, Center Of Defense Line

Allies Menace Key Commie. Defense Post  Troops Take Over Faxholes Hastily  Vacated By Reds 

Rapid Gains Are Reportec From Front   Allied Offensive In Korea Shoves Ahead Virtually Unopposed

Opposition Is Brief, Spotty   Yonks Take Hills Overlocking Hoengsong, Key » Red Defense Point

Advance on wide Front in Korea   Hoengsong Is Now Threatened By Yank: Who Forge Ahead  In Two Spearhead:

Tank-Led Americans  Lead Drive   Spearheads Punch Up Central Korea Front: Reds Flee

Yanks Push  Forward in Mountains   Reach Site Overlooking Hoengsong, Key Red Defense Point.

Move Into Foxholes Dug By Communists Near Hoengsong — Enemy. Uses Hit-Run Tactics Against 100,000-Man Allied Offensive

Tank-Led Force Push Swiftly Up  Korean Mountains  Little Opposition To Advance Along 60-Mile Front

Allies Roll Steadily Northward   Occupy Hills Around Hoensong After Gains Along 60-Mile Front  Almaet Tlnannnsed

Red Resistance ls Crushed On 60-Mile Front  Killer Drive Reache Key Defense Point

Americans Take Positions Near Hoengsong  Communists Are Using Fight-Run Tactics

Tank-Led Allies Drive Against Enemy Base   Spearheads Punch Swiftly Up Spine of Korea, Occupy Vacated Red Foxholes Near Hoengsong; Communists Using Fight-and-Run Tactics

U.N. Forces Punch Swiftly Up Central Korea Late Today   Meet Reds In Brief Bitter Resistance

Drive Meet: Only Little  Resistance   Push Along 60-Mile Front Virtually Unopposed; HitRun Tacties Used  he: Peete Rey

Hills Near Hoengsong  Occupied   Swift U. S. Spearhead Drives On Almost Unopposed Toward Key Red Town

ALLIES CONTINUE HUNTER-KILLER TANK THRUSTS   TACTICS DESIGNED TO KILL ENEMY, NOT GAIN GROUND

KEY DEFENSE BASE IS BROUGHT WITHIN ALLIED GUN RANGE   Communist Resistance Continues Strong — At Han River Near Seoul; Canadas Famed Princess Pat Regiment Enters Action.

American Troops Just One Mile From Hoengsong   Artillery Duel Raging Across Han On Western Front

U. S. Forces Near Key Defense Point Hoengsong   TWIN’ DRIVES SPEARHEAD ALLIED OFFENSIVE ALONG ENTIRE 60-MILE FRONT

Americans Take Positions Near Hoengsong  Communists Are Using Fight-Run Tactics BRaninet Killar Puch

etting Pace for Powerful ffaensive on a Wide Front  * American Spearheads

Fighting Bitter But Commies Give Upand Run   Red-killer Offense Nears 38th Parallel; Warships Lend Aid

Yanks Near Communist Stronghold  ~ Gains Registered “On 60-Mile Front

Brief, Bitter Red Resistance Met; Artillery Duels in West   Twin Allied Spearheads Virtually Unopposed In Center

UNITS LED BY TANKS. SEIZE VITAL HILLS   Yank Troops Push Within Mile And Half Of Ruined City

Double Spearheads Pace Fast Moving Allied Offensive   Advancing Infantry Meets Little Opposition along Rain-Sweot 60-Mile Front

Canadians Up Current Fight ‘Nations To 6   Main Objective Kill Communists, Not Take Ground

New Allied Offensive Shoves Ahead   Yank Spearheads Near Key Enemy Defense Center

Vital Red Sites Near Hoengsong Seized By Yanks   Pace For Powerful Allied Offensive Set By ‘Twin American Spearheads

Enemy Flees As Advances      Lo Hoengsong   Americans Occupying Foxholes Dug By Red Forces Before Flight

Occupy Red. Foxholes In Central Area   . Advances Made On 60-Mile Front

Twin Spearheads Lead Way for General Advance on 60-Mile Front   HOENGSONG THE GOAL   Only Artillery Duels Mark Relatively Quiet Sector  Near Seoul

Tank-paced Yanks Near Key Red City   Communists Usiny Fight-and-run Tactics Against Gls Rye OVEN CLEMENTS

Twin Tank-Led American Columns Occupy Heights Commanding Red Defense Position in Mid-Korea   By OLEN CLEMENTS

Scientist Arrested In A-Probe   Will Face Charge Of Perjury After Court Testimony

Waae Boare Begins Jeb On Backlog   1,200 Cases Await Action; Salaries Board Organized

1,500 Poles In. Mass Arrests By Russians  “Many Civilians Are Held As Result

‘Gun Salutes and Spring Blossoms  1,500 Korea Vets Get Royal Weleom

Tene Web Developes in   Three Men Involved in Rape Slaying of Carolyn Drown; Fourth Man Claims Albi.

Liaison Team Of UN Goes To Neutral Zone  Truce Discussions ee re io 7 . 1

U.N. Leaders Have Agreed   Communists Don’t Explain if Is Looking to New Truce Talks or New Charces

UN Liaison Team Will Meet Reds  Cease-Fire Talks May Be Resumed: Notes Moderate

Communists Ask  To Resume Talks   Reds Request Allies to Senc Liaison Team to Kaesong Area   AGREES 1Q MEELLING  Session Will Be Held at Out. post Near Edge of Neutral Zone

U.N. Will Send Team to Confer With Foe Group   Speculate on Purpose; May Be Only to Enter Another Protest '

U.N. Agrees To Send Team Late Today   Enemy Releases 4 South Koreans  Armed With DDT

UN Liaison  Unit To Mee  With knemy Allies Admit  Soldiers’ Error

ommunists Make Request fter Unarmed South Korea oops Enter Neutral Zone

Red Request For Meeting is Granted   Kaesong Will Be Scene Of Parley  Early Tomorrow

UN Command Agrees  To Request to Dispatch Liasion Team to Kaesone

U.N. Agents . To Be Sent To  Kaesong Area   Reds May Want To Resume Talks Or Lodge Another Protest +

Allies Agree To Request For Meeting  To Meet Reds In Kaesong; lssye

Others See New Charge  From Enemy   Allies Agree To Send Another Group To Kaesone District

Allies Agree To Request For Meeting   UN Liaison Team To Meet Reds In Kaesong; Issye Raises Speculation

LIAISON TEA WILL REPORT IN KAESONG   Resumption Of Peace Talks May Be Considered   Shoots Down Mig, Damages Five In Battle Over Northwest Korea

Soviets May Be Angling to Get Peace Talks  Back in Session   Reauest for Liaison Group Conference Follows New Charges

New Armistice Talks fo Open In Korea War   Reds Sound More Friendly In New Message Exchange

Observers See Possibility Of Resuming Talks   Allied Liaison Team To Meet Reds In Kaesong_ Zone; Violations Laid To Anti-Epidemic Unit

Liason Officers To Meet   UN Command Agrees to a Red Request For it At Panmunjon

FOUR SOLDIERS INVADED CITY. ENEMY AVERS   Representatives Are Scheduled To Talk  Over Violation

Communists Ask That Team Come To Neu tral Zone Tomorrow Raising Speculation  That Peace Talks Will Be Resumed.

Ask Meeting With Allied Parley Staff   However, Request Could Be For Purpose of Lodging New Red Charaes

U.N. Command Agrees to Send Liaison Team  To Neutral Zone   Area Mistakenly Entered by Four. Unarmed South Korean:

U.N. Agrees To A Secret Conference   Meeting Will Be Held At Red Post Close To Kaesong

Liaison Team Plans To Meet. Reds Tomorrow   Four Unarmed ROK ‘Soldiers Enter Kaesong By Error

UN Agrees to Red Liaison Team Request   Proposal Made After UN Announced Four Unarmed Soldiers Entered Neutral Zone

Purpose Is Not Clear to Allied Side   Reds May Try to Lodge Charge of Another Violation, Observers Think   Sticks to Point   Ridgway Says it's Red Problem to Say What Shall Be Dene

Gen. Ridgway Agrees To Send New Liasion Group To Confer With Red Envoys; Subject Of Talk Unknown

U.N. Will Send Liaison Team fo  Kaesong Parley  Reds Ask Action, Offer No Reason For Conference

Allies Acree To Meeting At Kaesong   Offer to Meet Liaison Team May Mean Reds Soften

Violation Of Neutral Zone  Is Admitted  Reds May Protest Or Offer To Talk

Allies Accept Bid to Send Unit to Kaesong   Communist Reason For New Discussion Not Understood

RESPONSE TO RED REQUEST  UN Chiefs Agree To Send  Liaison Team ‘To Kaesong

Communists Ask To Meet Allies In Neutral Zone   Make Request After Command Announces Koreans Entered Are

Outlook Gloomy For Resumption Of Truce Talks   Fighting in Korea Tapers Off, but Is Still Hot in Spots

Two Groups Will Meet At Kaesong  UN Admits Four Unarmed Soldiers  In Neutral Zone

Speculation Seen That Enemy Seeks To Renew Stalled Cease-Fire Talks

REQUEST FOR TALKS RAISES SPECULATION   Move Comes Shortly After New Kaesong Invasion Incident.

UN to Send Liaison Men To Kaesong   Allies Admit Four Soldiers Entered Zone By Mistake

U.N. Admits Violation Of  Truce Zone   Delegates May Try To Reach Agreement On Resuming Talks

Communists Ask To Resume Talks   Reds Request Alles to Send Liaison Team to Kaesong Area   Session Will Be Held at Outpost Near Edge of Neutral Zone

U.N. Negotiators Will Meet Reds  Pee Dicey Dinos   May Resume Peace In Kaesonag “Jone

COMMUNISTS FREE TROOPS CAPTURED IW NEUTRAL ZONE   South Korean Anti-Epidernie  Unit Wandered Into % Aran Dap AAtcta ln

Invasion’ Blamed  On Allied Troops   Liaisun Meeting Arranged On 12th Red Complaint

Allied Liaison Team Will Go To Kaesong Neutral Zone In Answer To Request For Talk

UN Liaison Team to Go to Kaesong   Speculate Reds May Make Bid Concerning Talks

 At Communist Request —  U.N. Liaison Team will Travel to Red Qutpost

Unarmed Troop: Mistakenly Entered City    Communists Might Want to Start Peace Talks Again

UN ACCEPTS BID 1 std LIAISON TEAN   Topic of Parley Object o Speculation Over New Pearce Talks.

Peace or War May Be Subject Of New Talks   ‘Invasion’ Incident Still Not Settled

Allies To Meet Reds OnRenewa Of Truce Talks  Four Unarmed ROKs Enter Truce Zone D., Atcetmbase Tana

Allies to Send Liaison Team To Kaesong   Four ROKs Entered Neutral Zone in Error

INVADED CITY, ENEMY AVERS   Representatives Are Scheduled To Talk Over Violaton

LIAISON TEAMS MEET TOMORROW IN NEUTRAL ZONE   THINK ENEMY MAY WANT TO DISCUSS RESUMPTION, TALKS

Fair Weather -And WarmerNext Few Days   Forecaster Has Complete Change In Mo. Weather

Fiood Trags 2 Cave Exalorers   Human Chain of 85 Pulls Them To Safety

2 TRAPPED IN CAVE RESCUED IN WALES   Chain of 85 Men Pulls Explorers to Safety from Fiaoded Cavern

Postal Rate Boost Asked Of Congress  Postmaster Blames Conaress For Loss

Tax Ceiling Question Is Unanswered   Pa. Legal Experts   Pa. Legal Experts Remain Divided O . State Legislature Proposal of Issue

Tax Ceiling Question Is Unanswered   Pa. Legal Experts Remain Divided Or State Legislature Proposal of Issue

Atlantic Pact Nations Plan Big Sea Force   American Admiral May Be Commander of Unified Naval Bedy

Atlantic Pact Nations Form Unified Fleet  American Admiral T Head NATO Navy

American Navy Man To Head Unified Force   Western Europe To Join U.S. In Sea Defense

U.S. Admiral May Be Head   Atlantic Treaty Nations To Name Navy Leader Soon

Sub-Committee For Buffer Zone May Break Jam  Communists Indicate Possible Acceptance (4 Lina Cohas Than 4%

REDS INDICATE THEY MAY TAKE ANOTHER LINE   Ridgway, Meanwhile, Says Fight to Victory If Conference Fails

Reds Indicate Line To North Might Be 0.K.   Action Comes After Ridgway Declares Failure Means Fight

Refail Stores May Join In Price Cuts   ~Mail Order Houses Started Trend

Autlee Calls For General Eleetion Oct, 25; Churchill Sees Possible Conservative Victory

Attlee Awaits Voters Decisior On Socialism   ’ Britain's Election Fight Between Labor And Conservatives

BRITISH GENERAL “ELECTION IS SET FOR OCTOBER 24   Voters to Have Chance te Approve cr Disapprove Socialistic Rule of Labor Party.   OBSERVERS PREDICT A CHURCHILL VICTORY   Recent Public Opinion Polls Indicate Conservatives Will Win by Good Margin.

Briton Seeks Bigger Edge  In Parliament   Churchill, Scenting Win Calls His ‘Cabinet’ Ta Plan Action -

Brifain Calls New Election For Oct. 25tt   Conservative Churchil Scants Possible Victory At Palle

UN Troops Take Two Key Heights In Tough Battle   20 Jets Win Dogfight With 25 Enemy MIG Planes: Gne Downed

38th Parallel Cr By Big UN Task For        Two Key Heights Wrested From:Communists: Fight Rages Between U, S. Jets And Russias _ Type Planes

BACK BEFORE UN INFANTRY   One Communist Plane Is Shot Down, Six Are Damaged

Allies Crogs Parallel North of Seoul, Scatter Enemy Units      FOE BATTLES IN EAST   UN Troops Take 2 Heights; U.S. Jets Win Battle with MiGs

Reds Foreed From Area To North  Of Seoul   Foe Suspected  OfTryingBuildup; One MIG Downed In Air Battle

10 Sabre Jets Win Dog Fight From 15 MiGs   Allies Also Capture Important Heights Ir Rugged East Korea

ENEMY PULLS BACK BEFORE UN INFANTRY   One Communist Plane Is Shot Down, Six Are Damaged

Reds Retreat From Vital. Buildup Area   American Jets Win Air Battle Near Manchurian Border

UN Task Force Compels New Red Withdrawa  nese Planes Push coriernecnt ts nt

Allied Troops Take Ker Heights From Fiercely Battling Enemy Forces   U. S. Planes Win det: Dogfight With Squadron Of Communist Fighters; Chinese Bring Up Reinforcements

American Jets Win Dog I ight With Rileas   UN Units Win 2 Key Kast Korean He sights: Red Resistance Heavy

Elderly Man is Slain, Cremated Beside — Body of Wife Who Was Burned fo Death

U.S. to Send 4th Infantry As Part of Eisenhower's Army  Air Force to Give More Jet Groups, Guard Considered

Ath Infantry Will BeSent  To Germ any   Atomic Artillery Shell Now Leing Developed by Ariny

Army Plans to Send 4th Division to Europe to Bolster Atlantic Pact Force

OK Tax Unit Cleanup Plan   Resignation of McGrath Asked By House Member

ALLIES THROW BACK ATTACKS BY COMMUNISTS   Futile Efforts Made By Enemy to Regain Ground Lost to Sth Army.

Attack UN Lines For  Third Day   ‘Air Force Keeps Up Heavy Attacks On Enemy Lines

Enemy Effort to Regain Ground Proving Costly   Ground Forces Riddled by UN Artillery, Planes

Red Units Hit. Allied Line In W ide Assault      Futile Effort To Win Back ‘Terrain Lost In ‘Operation Killer’

Reds Attack UN Line 3rd Straight Day   Attempt To Win Back Terrain Lost To 8th Army ‘Operation Killer’ Largely Futile, Reports Indicate   COMMUNISTS STRIKE ON 60-MILE FRONT

REDS BATTER AT UN. LINE FOR THIRD DAY   Strike at Key Sectors Along 60-Mile Front in Futile Effort to Win Back Terrain

REDS SILENT TO BID ON NEW TRUGE SITE   Brad'ey Enroute ‘to Tokyo for Top-Level Talks with Allied Leaders

Gen. Bradley Heads By Plane For Tokye Communist Leaders Silent  On Plan To Change Truce Sita

Four Rescued From Hubbard Camp Saturday; 3 Missing   Yellow Object Turns Out To Be Floating Crate

Party Studying Ice Conditions Marooned By Crash of Plane, Famed Explorer Seeks Missing Wife, Daughter, and Plane Owner

Plane Crashes into Lake, Killing Pilot   Fishermen Rescue Two Companions, However.

New Controls Czar Ordered To Brake Rise of Inflation   Restoring Peace among Top Stabilization Agencies Is Administrator’s First Duty

Truman To Revise Organization To Get Harmony, Action .  Eric Johnston ‘Peacemaker’ of Controls Set-up

Will Put Brakes On Inflation   Johnston Is Ordered To Restore Peace Among Wrangling Agencies  .

Would Identify 2 Bodies Found In Fiery Ruins   Police Of Mahwah. N. J., Believe Dead Couple Preyehoanalyat And Wife

Mob In Cicero Quelled By 500 Guardsmen  Eighteen Persons   Eighteen Persons Injured In Riot: Six By Bayonets

WAR VETERAN UNDER FIRE National Guardsmen Quell Chicago’s Anti-Negro hiot

Guard Troops Disperse Large Mob In Chicago   Eighteen Persons injured And 68 Arrests Are Made

Mob In Cicero Quelled By 500 Guardsmen   Eighteen Persons Injured In Riot: Six By Bayonets

Bayonets, Tear Gas Used to Break Up Another Rioting Mob in Cicero

Riots Protesting Negro slenants Halted By 500 Guardsmen: 18 Injured

18 Persons Injured And 68 Jailed   Brick-Tossing Mob Of 5.000 Wrecks  Anartment Hansee

Bayonets, Tear Gas Help Quiet Racial Flareup   Chicago Suburb Fights Against Negro Tenant

National Guard Disperses Riofous Crowd With Gas, Bayonets in Chicago

Confirming Of Cabinet Is Delayed   Senators Deadlocked Over Status of Attornev General.

GOP Readi2s Strategy  [Deadlock Holds Up Okay 'On Gov. Fine’s Cabinet

Stabilization Officials Curb Film Salary Increases, Bracket Them With Baseballers

Hollywood's Salary Is Hit By Regulation   Government Ruling Puts Movie Wages Under a ‘Merit’ © * Plan Of Control «

Movie Stars Placed Under Wace Controls   Salary Increases Put on Merit Plan Like Ball Players

Movie Salaries Curbed by WSB   Merit Provisions Are Applied to Film Folk

Movie Pay Under Ban  Qalariag Put Iinder   Salaries Put Under Same ‘Merit’ Ruling  Anniwing in Re

Action Indicates Two Types of Controls on Contract and Pay Earners

Wage Stabilization Officials Put Curb On Film Star Salary Boosts

‘Actors Bracketed With Ball Players  Salaries Curbed in The Movie Industry

Wage Stabilization Officials Toss Loop On Hollywood Actors’ Salaries

Wage Conirols On Pay Of Film Actors  Merit Provisions Oiler Ta Those

Film Stars Put Under Pay Controls   Ball Player Type Merit Rules Applied To Movie Industry

Salaried Movie Folks Affected  Ruling Puts Them Under ‘Merit’ Plan

Loop Is Tossed Over Hollywood Movie Salaries  Wage Limits Set Uf   Wage Limits Set Up For Film Jobs

Movie Actors and Writers Subjected To Limitations on Future Salaries

SINCLAIR COMPANY 10 SHOW FILM AT GRADE SCHOOL GYM   Malcolm Lortz, Resident Agent, Announces Entertainment For Everyone

Allies Hit” Enemy Hard From Air   Communists May Be Preparing For Another Attack

Enemy Ready F or Offensive, Seoul Reports   UN Patrols Find Increased Activity Near Kaesong; 300 Sorties Flown

Chicagoan Pleads Guilty to Election Law Violation  Manager of Butler’s

Butler Aide Admits Guilt In Election   Jonkel Faces Prison For Part in Sen. Tvdinges’s Defea

New Berlin Little Cominform Out To Wreck Rearmament  Red-Directed Workers Conference ~ In East Zone Forms Permanent Agency

Red Probing Atfacks Are Thrown Back   Air Force Pounds Away A Enemy Along Frozen Korean Front

UN Forces Halt Minor Red Drives   Nine ‘Feeler’ Strikes Are Made Along Korea’  Frozen War Frontlines

REPULSE ENEMY FEELER STRIKES   No Significant Action Reported at the Front

UN Throws Back Probing Attacks   Lull Prevailing In Ground Activity

Allies Demand Red Answer On Exchange Of Prisoners Offer; Accuse Foe Of Blackmail Plot

Nine Attacks By Reds Are Forced Back   Probing Efforts of Communists on Frozen War Front Frustrated ’ By Allied Defense

Red Probing Blows Thrown Back By U.N.   No Other Action On Ground; Jets Make No Contact

Feeler Strikes By Communists Make No Gains   Two US Planes Are Shot Down Ry Ground Fire

UN Forces Halt Probing Attacks Along War Front   Reds Make 9 Feeler Strikes In Korea Today and Yesterday

Along Frozen War Front . Along Frozen War Front... .  U.N. Throws Back Red Probing Jabs

Bracero Center Operations May Get Started Wednesday   USES Hiring Clerical Personnel and Guards; Some Complaints Heard on Feeding Contract

PHONE COMPANY ASKS INCREASE      Needs $5,500,000 More Annual Revenue, PSC  Is Informed

Man in Flames Races for Help   Drives Car After He's Burned in Explosion

STATE BUDGET IS PASSED   Assembly Puts OK  On Dewey Bill in  Spite of Opposition From Dems; They Call It “Trojan Horse” Budget; Senate Adds 1,200 Scholarships

Senate to Okay Vast Spending Program Today   Republicans Beat Rivals’ Plan for $35 Million Hike   Strict Party Vote

Truck Wrecks  Sooner Rocket; I Dies, 30'Hurt   Pisture -an. Pore: 16-8.

TRAIN DERAILED; ~LKILLED, 39 HURI   ROCK ISLAND'S OKLAHOMA ROCKET LEAVES TRACK AFTER HITTING TRUCK.

Train-Truck Crash Kills One, Hurts 30   Oklahoma Rocket Plows Into Loaded Seii-Trailer Truck at Newton; Kan.,Crossing: Is Derailed -.

Woman Killec When Train Hits Truck  30 Others Hurt In Rail Accident  Near Elbing. Kag.

1 Killed As Rocket Hits Truck   30 Injured, Rock Island Streamliner Derailed In Crash Near Newton

Chiang Accuses His U. §. Agent  ' Assistant Fired Also In Scandal

‘Nationalists Want ‘Derelict’ Envoy,  Asad and £19.440,000 Back in China

Chiang Air lorce Head Is Accused   Nationalist Miss peni $19,440,000 In U, S.,  Government Says

Chinese Nationalists Accuse Their Envoy in Washington of Failing to Account fer $19 440.000

CHIANG AIDE ACCUSED IN SHORTAGE   Nationalist Here Failed to Account For $19,000,000

Chinese Nationalists Say $19 Million Unaccounted So Air Deleqate Recalled

Four Are Killed In Plane Crash  Plane Nose-Dives In Cleveland Suburb

Four Killed In Ohio Plane Crash  OSU Student, Star Skater Are Victims

Churchill, British Hero or Scapegoat, Wins His ‘Last Prize   Veteran Public Servant Becomes Second Oldest Prime Minister in Nation's History

‘Many Husbands Would Like to Know Why the Wife Can‘t Seem to Stand His Family

Reds Believed Ready to Agree On Butfer Zone  Radio Broadcasts Say Disputed Line Far   Radio Broadcasts Say Disputed Line Far Ahead of Battle Site

Face-Saving Broadcasts  Called Omen   Enemy Announcement Puts U.N.-Proposed. Buffer Bar tan the North

Seen Despite Their Vocal  Insistence Negotiators Meet  _ At Kaesong For Eighteenth Time —

Red Compromise Seen On Truce Buffer Zone  Alit. A fammuniecd Manatintarve Aditaurn   Allied, Communist Negotiators Adjourn Meeting After Longest Parley in Days

U.N. Source Believes Reds May Be Preparing to Accept Buffer Zone Proposed hy Allies.   DELEGATES MEET FOR OVER 2 HOURS   'No Indication Given as. to  low Talks Are Progressing—Another Conference   Scheduled Today.

Decision On Buffer Zone Near   Progress Finally Reported On Issue Deadlocked For 8 Days

Based on Enemy Radio Broadcasts That Distort Allied Attitude On Neutral Zone

Young GOP Convention in Boston   Delegates May Hear Major Speech Over Radio

IDEA OF POLITBURO VISIT TO U. Ss. _ Has Some Intriguing Possibilities

Secretary Proposes ‘Very Substantial’ Quantities Be Employed On Battlefields

Sole Survivor Of Yacht  Discovered In Lifeboat .   Eight Escape Foundering Craft Only To Die “Dorine 4-Dav Ordeal In Heavy. Traffic Area

Lanada Set de Draw Up Seaway Plan   ‘ ny Commons To  Vote On Plan

Reds Claim US Doesn't  Seek Peace   Pessimism Over Talks At Kaesong Grows Among Observers

Demonstration is Main Event of Armed Services Week  Wireless Message Circles Globe and Returns To Set Off Miniature Atomic Blast In N. Y.

3 PRESIDENTS RAN SECOND AND WON   Parallels. for Churchill Vietory Without Popular Majority Found in U. S. Histories.

Lie Says Red Bid Must Be Taken Seriously  Would Take Several Days to Get Final Judgment on Plan

Repercussions Predicted On Wage Decision  Army Says Ceiling Limits April Wage Raise For Railroader:

YANKS HAVEN’T GONE SOFT President Urges Hiring Of Handicapped Workers

MITES. VALUE TO DEFENSE EFFORT Hire Handicapped, President Urges

REDS DIGGING FOXHOLE LINE IN EFFORT TO HALT ADVANCE   MacArthur Declares _No Easy Victory Ahead of UN Troops

Road Center Of Hoengsong Is Taken From Reds  Marines Battle Way   Marines Battle Way Into Vital Sector In Bayonet Drive

U.S. Divisions and South Koreans Encounter Stiff Resistance East of Leathernecks

OPERATION KILLER GRINDS ON esong  Marines Grab Hoengsong  In Tooth-n-Nail Battle

Marines Smash Through Vital Highway Center  Gen. M’Arthur Sees No Easy Win Over Determined Enemy

U- §. General Dies Following Crash in Korea  9th Corps Commande   9th Corps Commander Maj. Gen. B. E. Moore, Killed Near Front

GENERAL DIES AFTER CRASH OF HELICOPTER   Maj. Gen. Moore I{s Fourth Allied General Lost in Korea.

General Moore Dies In Crash In Han River   Commander Of 9th Corps Lost As Craft Crashes Into Iey Stream

Gen. Moore Dies After Air Mishap   His Helicopter Crashes Into Han River; Collapses After Accident

Gen. Moore Dies In Copter Crash   Ninth Corps Head Is Fourth Commander Lost by UN Forces

Gen. Moore Dies After Air Mishap  His Helicopter   His Helicopter Crashes Into Han River; Collapses After Accident

Copter Crash Kills General —  Commander Of Corps  Drones Dead In Karena

Helicopter Plunges Into Han River   Former West Point Superintendent Vieeim af Accident

General:-Moore Dies Following ‘Copter Crash  Walks Ashore And Succumbs In Von Of General Myers

GENERAL DIES IN KOREA CRASH OF HELICOPTER   CORPS COMMANDER WALKED FROM SCENE AND THEN COLLAPSEL

Helicopter  Crash Kills  Gen. Moore   Ninth Corps Leader ‘ Dies In Crash. Into -Icey Han Near Front

Head of Ninth Corps Is Dead   Maj. Gen. Moore Dies ir Korea After Helicopte: Crashes in River.

He Walked From Copter In Han River   Heart Attack May Have Been Cause  Of Collapse

Walked Ashore After Craft Fell Into Korea River  Victim Was Fourth U.N. General Lost In Line of Duty

Gen. Moore, 56, Collapses After Pileup in Han   Fourth General To Be Lost by United Nations

General Dies In Copter Dive  Moore Collapses After Teavine Craft

Gen. Moore. Ninth Corps Chief. Dead   U.S. Commander Collapses After Plane Falls Into Han River

U, 5. 9h Cons Commander: Dies in Korea.   ‘Major General Moore Succumbs After Crash in Helicopter

General Moore Dead in Korea   Leaves Crashed Copter on Foot and then Dies

Fourth General Lost by Allies Allies  Gen. Moore, U.S. Ninth Corps Commander in K orea, Dies

Korea Plane Crash Kills   “Commander of U. S. Ninth Corps Dies Shortly After Helicopter  Crachee in Han River

Ninth Corps  Commander Dies in Korea   General Moore, 56-Year-Old Former West Point Superintendent, Collapses and Dies After Walking Away From Crashed Helicopter in the Han River

 —OFFICER DIES AFTER CRASH— General Moore Succumbs On Korean Battle Line

Patrols  Re-Enfer  Hoengsong Chinese Withdraw  Toward New Defense - Line in Korea

Gen. Moore, Ninth Corps Chief, Dies After Crash   U.S. Corps Commander In Korea Dies Shortly After Leaving Helicopter Crash In Han River

TWO INJURED NEAR FREDERICK MONDAY   tation Wagon And Sedan Badl: Damaged In Collision Oa Kaute 246

Head-On Crash Hurts Four, Two Seriously   Butte, Dodson Men Badly Injured: Women Hespilialized

Two Hurt As Cars Collide On River Road   Daniel W. Duncan In Hospital With Chest  And Internal Injuries

TWO MEN INJURED   ‘Tonganoxie, Kansas City Drivers Hurt in HeadOn This Morning

Head-On Crash Hurts Four, Two Seriously  T..44. > ¥ ie Pee  Ramee   Butte, Dodson Men Badly Injured; Women Hospitalizec

Amusement Tax Limit Defeated  Wilberforce Name "lim ro « a LF a ae   Wilberforce Name Change Is Vetoed

15 Dead In Pair Of Plane Crashes   Eight Bodies Taken From  Plane In California

Had Word Of Attack   But Acheson Says Mac Arthur Headquarters Wouldn’t Believe It

MAC HAD ADVANCE WORD ON KOREA INVASION-ACHESON   Secretary Says General's Headquarters Refused To Believe Initial Warning

January Action By U. S. Upheld as Being Sound   Reds Balked at Plan to Negotiate Peace, Then Abandoned

Asserts General Had Three-Month Warning on Attack  Republicans Put ‘Suppression’ Charge Into Hearing Record

Says Red Attack Predicted Early   Acheson States MacArthu: Knew of Korean Attack for Three Months   REFUSED TO BELIEVE

Appeasing Of China Denied By Acheson   Sec retary Explains U U. S. Support Of  : UN Resolution In tin

REPORT GIVEN BY MAGS b2 NOT BELIEVED   Acheson, Tells Senate Prob Information Discounted in Comment.

Had Information Three Months Before. North Koreans Struck, Claim   Denies U.N. Action Was‘Appeasement’   Solon Claims Secretary ‘Did Not Come Clean’ On Wedemeyer Report

Report Filed 3 Months Before Korean Attack   Hillenkoetter Did Not Get Wedemeyer Report Warning of Aggression

says There Was Notice ul Appreaching War   Claims MacArthur Knew Three onths in Advance.

Had Report 3 Months in Advance: Acheson  Doubted Reds Would Attack South Korea

General ‘Didn't Believe Tip onKorea Blow   Tokyo Headquarters Got Report 3 Months Before Reds Attacked

Red Koreans’ Plan Revealed  90 Days Ahead   Secretary Says Mar. 10 Report Detailed Plot

War Threat Ignored, Is  Accusation   Acheson Says Gen. MacArthur Spurned 3-Month Warning

State Dept. Felt It Sound  To Back Move, Secretary Says   Chinese Rejected Proposal Made in January; Critics Hit Endorsement

Civil War Not Likely, HQ Says ._   Report Received 3 Months Before Parallel Crossed

HAD REPORT — 3 MONTHS: IN ADVANCE   Acheson Discloses March 10, 1950, Intelligence Report North Koreans Would Attack in June       MAC REFUSED... TO BELIEVE It   Secretary of State Defends —U. S. Support of U. N. Cease Fire Move in Jan uary.

ACHESON DENIES APPEASEMENT OF REDS IN JANUARY   EXPLAINS REASON FOR ENDORSING A CEASE FIRE PLAN

Mac Fumbled War Waring, Acheson Says   Refused to Believe Tip Reds Would Invade South Korea, He Testifies

Says Report Of Invasion Ignored   U.S2 Intelligence Chief Didn’t Get Wedemeyer Report

Acheson Claims General Refused to Credit Report   Secretary Denies Any Appeasement Policy in Far East

Report of Red Move Doubted By MacArthur  Acheson Says Warning Of Attack in June Received 90 Days Ahead

General Refused To Believe It, Acheson States   Deposed Far East Commander Had A Report   On March 10, 1950, That North Koreans Intended To Invade South Korea During June, 1950, Acheson Tells Senators

To June Asal  Intelligence Chief Claims He Didn't. Get   Intelligence Chief Claims He Didn’t. Get Wedemeyer Report; Cease Fire Defended

Doug Knew Korea Reds Would Invade   Wedemeyer Report Was Kept Secret ‘From Everybody’

Red Telegram Accusing US. In lest timony  pene n Tells Why  So A ene eS >   Acheson Tells Why Chinese Communist: Invited To UN Talk

Denies "Appeasement" Involved in U. S. Support of Last January's Futile Move by United Nations.

Acheson Denies Appeasement in Truce Attempt  at of State Quizzed on U. S, psn of U.N. Plon

The Weather   Advance Report Of Korean War Moves Ignored   Secretary Says Mac's Headquarters Refused  To Believe Warnings

ACHESON SAYS MAC IGNORED KOREA THREAT   Testifies Report . Given General Two Months'In Advance

‘Warning of Red Attack Given Mac   Acheson Claims Tokyo Refused To Believe Notice on Korea.

Warning Given of Invasion   Secretary of State Says MacArthur Discounted Intelligenee Reports   ATTACK IN JUNE?   Acheson Denies the Cease Fire Offer Was a Form Of US Appeasement

Says MacArthur (Office Refused To Believe Repor   Acheson Testifies Headquarters Knew Of Invasion Plans

College Homecoming Queen Dies While Fellow Students Pray for Her Recovery

Young Officer Leaves Diary of Death In Suicide by Carbon Monoxide Fumes

Allied Ground Patrols Wheeling Freely Through Deepening No-Man’s Land   Heavy Cruiser And Two Destroyers Shell Port Facilities As Troops Seek Mysteriously-Vanished Enemy

Allied Patrols In Free Hand   Speculation Arises On Enemy’s Actions

WEST VIRGINIA CONVICTS REVOL!   PRISONERS STORM COMMIS. SARY, BUT ARE DRIVEN __  BACK BY SHOTS, 

Guards Drive Off Prisoners With Guntire   Entrance Is Sought to Commissary, Power Station: No Casualties

Peace Prospects Brighter Declares Harold Stassen  Lands In New York After Trip Around ear £m... @&.... tas. .§

Hold Renwick Man in Slaying Of His Parents   Clyde Bogard, 39, Ar rested After a Brief Struggle in Room

COUPLE KILLED, SON TS JAILED   Bodies Found at Renwick Shortly After Daybreak

Premier Snubs Envoy Asking For Conference  U. S. Concerned Over Possibility ak Besecian AAawae

Iran Cool To Offer   Slow to Respond To British Proposal For Talks on OH Treaty

Premier Refuses To Take Note From Envoy   Seizure Of Holdings Treaty Violation, London Asserts

Tran Cool To Offer By British   Seek Settlement Ot Dispute Over Oil Nationalization

Britain Would Send High-Ranking Diplomatic Mission fo Iran To Settle Oil Company Dispute  Cool Reception Noted as Premier Refuses to See Ambassador

British Again Ask lranian Oil Talks  Premier Refuses To Take Note From Enalish Envoy

Tran Rebuffs British Offer Of Negotiation   Britain Threatens to Tak Oil Case Before World Court

Iran Rejects Proposal .... Britain Is Offering To Settle Dispute

Iranians Cool To British Plan For Agreement On Oil   England Offers To Send Diplomatic Mission For Parley.

Britain Offers To Send Mission For Negotiations   Iranians Give Cool Reception To Bid For Diplomatic Visit

Eden Challenges Russia to Discuss Cold War Settlement  Warns, However, Tha’ Talks Futile Until West Is Re-Armed

Warns Parley Useless Unless West Rearms, Sees Middle East Crisis

iIt Seems Strange But the  Supreme: Court Justices Are  Worried About Bootleggers

Marshall Asserts Pact Army to Be 840,000 Strong  340,000 American  en ii eee, aes   340,000 American Ground Troops Are Included in Figure

Pact Force To Include 340,000 GI's   Marshall Warns of Let-Down In Defense Efforts

NATO Army Will Reach 2.840,000   Marshall Tells Defense Plans To Senate Groury

Delay Disarm Debate   British and Russians Jockey Over Which  Will Have Last Word; UN Suspends Debate

Jockeying Brings U.N. Debate Delay  British, Russians Want Final Answer T,, Achaenn Plan

Disarmament Debate Suspended as Russian, British Delegates Both Want to Speak Last

Jockey For Position In  U. N. Debate   Think Reds Want To Appear To Consider Acheson Talk

Suspend Debate On Disarmament  Britain and Russia Jockey for Position

United Nations Slow Down Snail’s Pace Procedure With Arguuent As To Who Is Going To Speak Last

Suspend Debate on Disarmament   Russians Hesitate te Spurn Acheson Plan

DebateHeld Up at Paris Bv2 Nations   Britain, Russia Seek Last Spot in Talk Opened by Acheson on Armaments  Heanest Ie Made

ARMS PLAN POSTPONED   Jockeying for Star Speaking Position "Delave TIN: Study

Appeal For Spot As Last Speaker Halts UN Debate   Briton, Red Seek Position; Report Smaller Nations Try To Break Deadlock

Acheson Plea Seen Gagging Red Delegate   Arms Cut Proposal Debate Blocked At Assembly In Paris

Jockey for Position in  Arms Talks   British, Soviets Both Want To Speak Last on Disarmament Proposal

Debate Held Up ,On Disarmament   British, Russian Squabble Develops

British. Reds Jockey mUN   Debate on eeeernsane ‘nt Suspended as 2 Seck Speaking Spots

Debate Halts Discussion At Assembly   British and Russians Jockey For Star  Speaking Positions; Vishinsky Hesitates

British and Russian Jockeying For Speaking Pesition in UN Forces Suspension of Debate

Contract Awarded   British, Red  Arguing Halts Arms Debate  Both Sides Trying   Both Sides Trying To Get Last Word   Committee Adjourns Until Tomorrow After Talks By Small Nations

BOTH WANT TO SPEAK LAST— Russia, Britain Delay Debate on Big 3 Plan

Ministers of Britain And Russia Spar for Star Speaking Spots In UN Committee -

Two Powers Want Final Debate Day Before U.N.   British, Russia Jockey For Last Chance To Speak

Their Jockeying For Last Position Forces Suspension Of Debate On Western Disarmament Proposals Before United Nations Political Committee—Plan As Presented By Acheson Makes Profound Impression On 60-Member Group At Paris

British And Russians Vie For Last Spot   Disarmament Plan Discussions Are Postponed A Day

RUSSIA WANT FINAL SPEECH   Rough Treatment Is Forecast For  Three-Power Plan

UN Defers Debate on Arms Ban   British, Russ Jockey For Speaking Role On Peace Proposals

Vishinsky Wants The Last Word On  Disarmament Pla   British And Russians. Yockeying For Star Speaking Post.

Mossadegh Blasts British, Asks Aid  Press Club Hears Speech In Iranian

Prohers Claim Auto Industry Getting Fabulous Profits On GovernmentWork

Enough Of One Item In Store For 104-Years   Overcharge Runs Over $3006 Million

Army Overpays for Automotive Parts, Charge   Sales Practices Cost Deferse Budget Big Sums, Probers Told

Defense Buying Profits Assailed  Major Firms Hit In Arsenal Case

Charge Army Overbought or Auto Supplies   104-Year Stock on Some Parts, Congress Investigators Told

ARMY BOUGHT PARTS WITH 104 ~ YEAR SUPPLY   Sales Practices Costing _*ULS. Over $300,000,000 in Surplus Profits.

Army Bought Parts Despite '104-Yr. Supply   Probers Told Excess Profits of Auto Makers 300 Million

ARMY HAD VAST AUTO PART SUPPLY   Paid Double Price Through Middleman, Probers Told

CLAIM GOV'T OVERCHARGED $305,000,000   Say Army Buys Auto Parts With 104-Year Supply on Hand.

NEBRAOKA DEPUTY IY GUN BATTLE   TRADES SHOTS WITH MAN FITTING DESCRIPTION OF DESPERADO BILL COOK.

Allies Make Change In Delegates   No Report Made By Subcommittee Seeking Compromiss

Truce Talkers Meet Informally   No Official Report From UN Command

CHINESE MAY DEPORT THEM  Howling Red Mob ‘Convicts’ Five Canton Nuns

7 MEN ARRESTED, 76 SLOT MACHINES SFIZED BY THE FBI   Federal Agents Continue Drive Against Gambling Devices In Missouri and Kansas.   ONE ARREST MADE NEAR CARL JUNCTION   Gwyn E. Russell Taken On  Four-Count Charge—Fur  nishes Bond Before Com  missioner in Joplin.

Finnegan to Surrender On Charges of Accepting Bribes In Tax Collections

FOOD SUPPLY TO BE BETTER NEXT YEAR   Will Allow People To Eat A Little Better, Government Arency Save

Auto Production Halt Possible  Shortages May   Shortages May Bring Shutdown

Airline Pilots Continue Strike  hn nan een oe nd Pe. ~s_- AA ao   Company, Union Men Dispute DC-6B

U.A.L. Pilots  Remain Out   Dispute Submitted To Truman; Telegraphers Reject Offer

Electric Power from Atom Promised: Report Hydrogen Bomb Progress

Production On H-Bomb  Progresses   Electric Power From Atom May Come This Spring

Reach Agreement In Two-Year-Old  Wage Controversy   Peace ts Declared By Trainmen and Railroads; Other  Disputes Contintie

lps te . ‘Railroad Trainmen, Carriers  Settle 2-Y ear-Old Wage Row

Trainmen Settle Long Pay Disput   3 Other Rail Unions Remain at Outs With  Carriers in Nations

Pa v Increase for Trainmen   Yardmen Get’ 33 Cents More, 18'% for Road  Service Men

Long Rail Dispute Settled   Trainmen Get. Boost Of 1814 to 33 ents An Hour; Thrée Other Unions Still Ebold. Off

Unien Settles 2-Year-Old Fight With Railroads  33 Cent Hourly Hik  Te Aqgqraad Tinnan

Railroads, Unior End Bitter Fight   Two-Year-Old Wage Dispute Settled As Workers Get Increase

Tram Union Signs Pact Raising Pay   Sliding Agreement To Give Boosts Up To 33 Cents Hourly

Railroads And Unions Settle Long Dispute   Agreement Reached After Long Hours Of Wrangaling

PAY INCREASES ARE AGREED AS FIGHT IS ENDED   Three Other Railroad Unions Remain In Struggle With Systems Over Terms  Demanded.

Yardmen Win 335-Cent Raise   Trainmen In Road Service To Get 181% Cents More

Rail Trainmen Get Bis Boost   Two-Year Dispute Settled With 33-Cent  Hourly Increase.

Raise to Trainmen Ends Long Dispute   33, 181% Cent Boosts Are Granted; Three Other Unions at Odds

TRAINMEN’S LONG DISPUTE SETTLED   Rail Payrolls Will Go Up $97,000.000 Yearly

British Naval Vessels Guard Ends Of Canal  Egypt To Speed Up   Egypt To Speed Up Mobilization Plans

Britain's Navy Guarding Ends    Tayi Vi SUEZ Caiiai   Egypt’s Speedup  Of Mobilization  AAA. ba {("». ccm   Reinforcements

Terminals Of Suez Under Navy Guard Of British Vessels   Egyptians Speed Up Plan To Place Country On War Footing

Britain's Navy Guarding Ends Of Suez Canal  Egypt’s Speedup Of Mobilization Adds to Crisis

British Ships Holding Ends Of Suez Canal   Egypt Moves Toward War Footing: Britain Bolsters Ground Units

BRITISH RETAIN CONTROL OF ALL CANAL SHIPPING   Egyptians Promise To Pu Country On A War Footing Early   OIL TANKERS MOVING THROUGH TO ISRAEL

British Pour More Troops Into Suez Area   Egypt Presses Plans For Mobilization As Tension Rises

Two British Royal Air Force ' Anti-Aircraft Squadrons Among British Reinforcements Mobilizing At Canal

Egypt Seeks War Footing As British Hold Canal   Waterway Traffic Is Uninterrupted; Reinforcements Stull Pourins In

WARSHIPS HOLD BOTH ENDS OF EGYPT S CANAL   British Augment Force Along Suez; Permit: - Traffie

British Ships Holding Both Ends Of Canal   Egypt Moves Toward Mobilization On War Footing

British Warships Bottle Up Suez fo Meet Threats   Tommies Given Alert as Air Force Sends More Reinforcements

Egypt Plans Wartime Mobilization: British ShipsHold BothEndsOf Suez

BAN MEETINGS IN PLAGUE SCARE Wisconsin Folk Swamp  Doctors for Vaccinations

By GEORGE SOKOLSKY Written Especially For The Circlevitle Herald

U. S. Proposes Army Speed-Uz   West Europe ‘Defense Emergency Cited

C&NW to Drop 32 lowa Towns  To Discontinue 224 Miles Brench Line

Temporary Injunction Is Granted   Haulers Must Post Bond of $50,000 to Cover Any Loss to State From Injunction     Can Enforce Law  maemaiarewe owt metlUweOD hlCUS   Can Enforce Law

Declaration Clears Way For  Final Business OF Ot   taurn AAactina

NATOPledge Seen As Aid In Red Fight   Declaration Clears Way For Italian Treaty Study; Ike To Get Troops

‘Kickback’ Bill Is Before House  Makes It Felony for Solon to Take Refunc

ClO Threatens Steel Strike; 650,000 Ready   Jan. 1 Deadline; 1Sc Per Hour Raise Asked

YANKS PUSH OVER BORDER ON OFFENSE      UN Forces Poised to Carry War Into North

5 Tank-Led UN Forces Smash Reds   Capture 16 Hills In Rapid Advance Of Three Miles

North Koreans Riot as UN Troops Gain    New Deadlock in Truce Talks; Reds Make WNew Demands

Allies Smash Into Strong Red Defense Line   Five Tank-Led UN Divisions Seize Ten Strategic Hills

Coal Case Is In Hands of Local Jurors   Nearly Two Weeks Of Hearings Came To End Last Night

Republicans Pick Tulsa For Huddle  Nationa] Group To Meet May 11-12

Six Cities Want To Be Hosts  GOP to Meet Six Months Early To Pick 1952 Convention Date

GOP To Lay Plans  For Convention   Party Meets in Tulsa in May to Set the Time and Place—Consider 6 Cities

Businessmen Will Support Freeze Order   Many Find Fault With It But Will Back It Up

Searcities Seen Under New Setup   Businessmen Pledge Suppori, However, In Control System

Government Sets Controls As of Midnight Thursday; No Rationing Is Expected

 Jenner Gets Challenge Tydings Otters $5,000 for McCarthy's '57 Reds

Tydings Offers: Reward liReds Can Be Indicted   Former Senator Protests Jenner Criticism OF His Investigation

Indictments Of Reds Can Mean Reward Of $5.000   Tydings Makes Offer  In Letter To Jenner

Tydings Offers $5,000Reward   Former Senator Would Make Gift For Red Indictments

Want Boyle,  Gabrielson  To Resign   Republican Senator And A.D.A. Say Part; Leaders Should Quit

Senator Nixen, ADA Ask Party Heads To Quit  Boyle And Gabrielson Criticized For Acts Abusing Their Power

PARTY HEADS BOTH INVITED TO RESIGN   Boyle, Gabrielson Urged to Get Out In RFC Mess

National Heads Of Both Parties Asked To Resign  Usefulness Of — Men Impaired By Investigation

Acheson Urges Defense Buildup By Free World.   Says Several Years Needed to Erect Adeouate Barrier °

Acheson Warns Relaxing Now Is Dangerous  More Sacrifices, Higher Taxes To Be Needed

Acheson Warns Relaxing Could Bring Disasfer   War or Surrender Seen as Alternative To Strong Defenses:

Don’t Relax, Is Warning Of Acheson  Sees Several Years More of Stepped-Up

U.S. Letdown Peril Cited By Acheson   Secretary Says Nation Faces War, ‘Surrender Ti It Ralarvoe

Acheson in A Warning On Letdown   ‘War or Surrender Choice if ‘Free  World Relaxes’

Sec. Says Free World Can’t Relax   Build Defenses Or Surrender To Soviel  Acheson Proclaims

Allegheny Leader Will Head College   Long Elected Presiden Of Wells Institution

9 Crash In  Navy Plane   All Believed Lost ‘Today In Puget Sound; 2 Bodies Recovered

Bomber Crashes In Puget Sound  Navy Expects Nine Aboard Are Lost

Truman Backs General's View On Conference   Chairman Of Staff Won't Return Until Monday to Stand

MEETING TODAY 1S POSTPONED; VOTE SCHEDULED   Bredley-Truman Conversations Become Issue

: TN GONGRESS:    Federal Appointments in ‘Chicago Before Committee

Only Way To Save Party, He Declares   Charges Trumuanites With Debauching Party’s Principles

Senator Byrd Denounces Truman In Scalding Speech Urging Southern Demos To Launch Political Uprising

Truman Administration Scored ®  Byrd Calls Upon Southern Democrats to Save Party

Byrd Lashes At Administration   Calls On Southern States Teo Save. Democrat Party

SEN. BYRD BLASTS ADMINISTRATION   Says Only South’s Political VirilityCan SaveDemocrats

Byrd Attacks Truman Regime, Claim: South Must Save Democratic Parity

BIRD FROM BYRD   Demo Senator From Vir:  ginia Rips the Truman Administration

Byrd Presses Southern Bloc To Save Party   Blasts Administration; Traman Says Demos Can Win On ‘Real Isenes®

Byrd Blasts Administration Of Truman  — Calls For Uprising  te Sak Fn Se   Calls For Uprising In South To Save Democratic Party

Byrd Hurls Bitter Attack At Truman   Asks Dixie Uprising To Save Democrats From Administratior

Byrd Attacks Truman Acts  In Selma Talk   Immediate ‘Uprising Of Political Virility’ Urged For South

Murder Suspect With Kidnaped Girl rorces Uncle to Drive to Philadelphia

PROPOSED DRAFT CHANGEPRESSED   Defense Departntent, Pushes Its Reauest To Be Allowed To Call Up Youths Of 18 Years.

18-Year-Old Call Fought   Mrs. Rosénberg Due To Detail Situation

Arms Conclave Hopes Blasted   Vishinsky Rejects West's Proposals

Director Claims Boyle Contacted Him About Loans   White House Aides Also Used Influence on RFC, He Contend:

He Reveals Contacts AboutLoans   White House Aides Also are Named By Ex-Director

RFC Ex-Aide Contradicts Demo Chief  Says He Called About 3 Deals

ays Boyle ontacted RFC bout Loans  G. O. P. Chairman's Name Also Brought Out in Hearings *

Former RFC Director Testifies Boyle, Whife House Aides Talked About Loans With Him

Says Boyle Contacted Him 3 Times   Former RFC Director Tells About Democratic Chairman’s Activity  In Loan Matters

Former Director of RFC Tells of Loan Requests   Contacted By Boyle and White House Aides Gabrielson Enters Picture.

Tells of 3 “Influence Phone Calls   Contacts Were Made _. After Boyle Became   Perty Chairman.

Loans by RFC Linked to Aides At White House  Young Testifies _ OF Contacts at Senate Inquiry   Pelitienld Influence

Tie Boyle and Gabrielson to RFC Influence   Former Directors Report Activities of Political Chiefs

Evidence Mount: Against Boyle  Ex-RFC Director Tells of Contacts

 DAUGHTER OF ST. LOUIS MAN IN FIRM THAT  GOT RFC LOAN A.WHITE HOUSE STENOGRAPHER

Boyle Phoned RFC Director About Loans   Not Influence, Says Former Official

White House Secretary, Presidential Assistant Both Contacted R.F.C.

ite House k Told   thofold Worker's yghter Employed Stenographer

Former RFC Director Testifies ’ Democratic Chairman Called Him Three Times to Arrange Meetings.

White House Aides Talked With Willett   Past RFC Director Didn’t View Action  Acs Tlcinge Inflnoanee

Witness Bares Boyle Contacts E. Merle Young Next On List For Inquiry

BOYLE EXPOSED BY EX-DIRECTOR   William Willett Says Boyle Contacted” Him About RFC Loan Before He Left Acancy.

Director Says Boyle Pressed For RFC Loan   Willett Testifies White House Aides Also Made Contacts

Boyle Involved in RFC Dealings   Former RFC Chief Palle ‘Senators: ©

Bare Boyle’s Attempts fo Influence RFC   Made Phone Calls To Important Men For Certain Firms

Former RFC Director Testifies Boyle Contacted Him About Making Loans

Willett Tells Of Phone Calls From  Democratic Chief  _ Charges Three Of Contracts Came After Bavle’s Election

Boyle Had His Finger In RFC, Witness Says   Former RFC Director Says Party Boss Called Him About Loan Matters

Daughter Of Lithotold Agent Worked In White House When Company Got $546.000 Loan

_ At Time of RFC Loan, Young Says Daughter of Lithofold Man Was Truman Aide

Kx-REC Head  Names Bovle   Director Swears Demo Chairman Contacted Him 3 Times

EX-RFC OFFICIAL TELLS OF BOYLE “PART IN LOANS   Testifies Demo Chairman and White House Aides Contacted Him.

--EX-DIRECTOR TESTIFIES— Swears Boyle Discussed RFC Loans With Him

Ex-RFC Director Hits Boyle Denial   William E. Willett Claims  Loan Pressure Exerted

NAMES OF TRUMAN AIDES ARE DRAWN INTO LOAN PROBE   Former RFC Director Testi fies Boyle Contacted Him While He  "Held Post.   E. MERL YOUNG ONE OF_WITNESSES   Eays Daughter of Lithofold Representative Worked at White House When — Firm Got Loan.

rmer White House Aide stifies In Probing Of  estionable RFC Loans   ne-Time Directors Tell Of Frequent Jontacts With Highly-Placed Officials yf Government And Democratic Party

MINK: COAT. GASE:  “Ex: RFC Examiner T 7 ell ‘Of White House ‘Ties’ -

Former RFC Director Says Steelman and Connelly Called Him About Loans

Willett Says Boyle Called Him On  Loans   Former RFC Director Testifies Before House. Probers

White House Aide Linked To RFC Case   M. Connelly Called Him, Willett Says   He Also Says John Steelman Called Him On Loan Sought By Firm

NEW LITHOFOLD LINK FORGED IN RFC CASE   Daughter Of Official Was White House Employe

Probers Hear High-Ups. Tied To RFC Loans   Merl Young Links Former White House Employe With Lithofold

Contacted by White House Aides, Boyle About RFC Loans,  Says Ex-RFC Official   Didn’t Consider This Using ‘Influence’, Senate Probers Told

Chairman of Demos Helped Loan Contacts  Other White House ‘Influence’ Told By RFC Official

Claims Boyle Contacted Him On RFC Loans   W. E. Willett Is Witness at Hearing Today

Boyle Asked About Loans. Says RFC Man   Party Chairman Arranged Talks,  Willett Testifies

Former RFC Chief Tells of Loan Calls  Willett Testifies On Boyle Action

White House Link Alleged In RFC Quiz   Republican Chairman Alse Mentioned As ‘Caller’

Gullible:Vietims Lose $350,000   Pro Confidence Man [s Latest: Subject’ Of Senate Probers

DOUGLAS QUITS TROOPS FIGHT   Taft Now Alone In Row Over Limiting Men Sent To Europe

Severe Lightning and Wind Strike South Half of State   One Man Killed At Greensfork; Roads Are Blockec

STATESWEPT ~ BY RAIN, WIND   Lightning Kills Farmer —Property Damage Severe.

April Term of Court Opens   Continuance in Murder Case is  Asked of Court

Amphibious Landing Made at Seaport 130 Miles behind Lines   Communist Forces in Center Flank Wonju, Open Fire on Main Highway Link to Seoul!

South Korean Marines Storm Ashore at Wonsan, Port City Held by Reds   Landing Comes as Communists Flank Key Central Korean Road Hub of Wonju During Massive Offensive.

TAKES MANY CHANCES   ould pion” If Such An Honor Was Conferred   PLAN TO BREAK GANG

BRISTOL GIRL QUEEN OF THE HOT-RODDERS   Bristol Police Determined To Arrest the Juveniles   RETARD TRAFFIC TOO

Sen. Taft Is GOP Favorite   Party Leaders Put MacArthur, ‘Ike’ Next In Order

GOP Leaders Favor Taft as  ‘52 Candidate   3,000 Polled by Private Group; Mac, Ike, Dirksen Next

TAFT FAVORED BY GOP SURVEY   Some 8,000 Republican Leaders Pick Taft As Candidate In Roundup By   {onmmitlee.

Troops Beat Down Attacks Along Front   Compromise Atfemots Ruled Quit by Hed Army Genetul

U. C. Loyalty Oath Void, Says Appeals Court   Reinstatement Ordered 0 18 Persons Who Refused to Sign

JUDGES RULE OUT CALIFORNIA LOYALTY OATH   Order Professors Who Balked at Non-Red Oath Restored to Jobs.

California U. Loyalty Oath Held Invalid   Court Orders Jobs Be Restored fo Professors Who Refused io Sian

Appeals Body Orders Jobs Restored to 18 -Who Refused Oath      Pledge Is Called Abuse By Regent   Unanimous Opinion Holds Anti-Red Clause Js Against Constitution

University of California Loyalty Oath ‘Ruled Invalid by State Appelate Court

College Loyalty Oath Not Valid  California Appeals Court Rules Against

Loyalty Oath Ruled Invalid   Restore Educators, California Ordered

Anti-Red Oath Held Illegal   California Court Rules Professors Who Refused To Sign Oath Must Be Restored to Positions

Reds Display Frayed Nerves In Long Pariey   Mutual Benefit Claim Of Allies Places Next Moves To Reds

Allies Attempt Vainly To Get Line For Truce   No Decision After Five Day's Deadlock May Be New Recess

Communist Delegates Are Firm In Having Parallel In Zone; Red Source Predicting Recess

Volunteers Aid Burned Children  Skin Grafts Keep Two Girls Alive

wLogern SUrgery-- wd ¥OS 4 LYS Volunteers Give Skin So Two Little Girls Can Live After Bad Burns

House And Senate Urge Nations Cut Arms, Materials   Speedy Action Stresses Necessity For Withholding Supplies To Be  Used Against Americans In Korea

Graduation for Student Officers   200 Officers From Organized Reserve Finish Refresher Course at Post Yesterday

SUICIDE HEARD IN COURTROOM _ Retired Patrolman Kills Self, Thwarts Bribe Trial

Just Before Frial  Gambling Defendant Leaps T, Death Fron: Courthouse

State Brain Expert Taken To Hospital.   Muskogee Man Removed To Institution Three Weeks After Death Case Is Dismissed

Muskogee Doctor Taken to Hospital   Struggles Violently with Deputies Before Going to Mental Institution

Some Officers Think They Have—With Weak Hand  Have Reds Once More Outw ‘tted Allies?

Have Reds Outsmarted Allies at Kaesong? Some Officers at Munsan Think So   AMERICANS LEARNING THEIR LESSONS All Over Again in Kaesong Snafu

Jury Convicts lowa Mother of Manslaughter   Centerville Woman Accused of Killing Her Two Children

Labor Fights Plan To Cut Income Tax   See Danger of National Sales Tax Passage

Tax Repealer Fight Starts   Proposal to Remove Income Levies Meets  Opposition From AFL

2 Congressional Seats May Vanist   Reapportionment Plan For "ennsylvania Hits  14th, 15th Districts

REDISTRICTING PLAN IS STUDIED   Reapportionment Proposal Gets Top Consideration In Effort To Realign Congressional Seating

Big 3 Parley  Seems Certain   Meeting Sure Despite Outcome of Paris Talks

Big Three To Have Session   U.S., Britain, France Foreign Ministers Expected To Meet

RACKET BOSSES SEEK BASE FOR GAMBLING HERE   Crime Probes Present Area With Maior Enforcement Problem

Gambling Ban Blankets County   Local Enforcement Officials Join Forces To Prevent Big - Time Gangs From Getting Foothold In Area

FBI Cracks Down On 3  Embezzlers   2,700 Persons Are Facing Loss Of Life Savings

Three Held For Looting Employe Fund   2,700 Members Of Union Face Less Of Life Savings

‘Protecting Bookies Charged  (21 New York Policemen I ndicted For Conspiracy

Reveal Police Racket   Charges of Accepting Protection Money from Bookmakers Faced by New York Officers

italy Demanding 2. U.S. Suspects      Extraditien Is Asked For OSS Men

Truman Hands Medals of Horior to Kin Of Five Soldiers Missing in Korea

Fall Of Attlee's Socialist Party Is Anticipated   Bevan’s Resignation Kicks Out New Prop From Under Tottering Government

Two Labor Party Leaders Are Out   Britain's Bevan Is Joined by Board of Trade Chief in Quitting

Cabinet Rift Perils Labor Party Regime   British Socialists Face Crisis, Bevan. Leaves Government

British Regime Crisis Deepens With Spli Over Arms Program   Protests Slash In Health Budge   Harold Wilson Follow: Fiery Labor Chief.  Conservatives Gleefu

Crisis Grows In Soctalists’  British Rule   2nd Cabinet Member Resigns After Bevan Over Rearming

Second British  Cabinet Leader  Said Quitting Board of Trade Heed  May Follow Bevan Protest Action

Bevan Explains Move; Others Plan to Resign  Sees Britain “Dragged Too Far Be. hind Wheels of U.S. Diplomacy.

Cabinet Split Threatens Labor Rule in Britain   Bevan Resigns; Wilson Reported OF as Tories Cheer

A British Cabinet Crisis   Bevan and Wilson Quit  Over Arms Policy; May - Result in Forcing.  New General Election

LABOR LEADER BEVAN QUITS CABINET   Cold wVaCAi 4 “Also Resigns  HEALTH PROGRAM   Seen As Key Reason Behind Resignations: Conservatives Rejoice

Bevan Quits Labor Cabinet In Protest Of Arms Budget  May Bring About Fall Of Regime In Biuidaet Dehoate

Labor Party Rift Widens, Reports Say   Board Of Trade Chief Said To Have Quit,  Following Bevan

News High Lights OFF THE TELETYPE   MINISTER TELLS WHY HE QUIT "Britain Dragged Behind U. S. Diplomacy'--Bevan

Bevan Blames U.S. Diplomacy  Resigns Because of Arms Expenditures in Budaet

BRITISH LABOR PARTY CRISIS GROWS ACUTE   Bevan and Wilson Resigr From Cabinet, Election May Be Near.

BEVAN AND: WILSON LEAVE BRITAIN'S LABORITE CABINET   Minister Protests Arms Expenditures: Attlee’s Government Faces Crisis

Bevan Resigns In Protest of Arms Program   British Cabinet Member Sees Ruin As Result; New Elections Forecast

Report Second British Cabinet Member Quits   Bevan Resigns Over Reduction of Free Medical Services

Bevan Quits To Open Cry Of Division Among Party   Conservatives Hail Action As Forecast Of Churchill Return

Resignations Jar British Laborites Churchill borces Are  Gleefully Predicting Governments Defeat

Free False Teeth, Specs Out Of Budget   So Angered Bevan Quits British Socialist Govt.

Bevan Quits British Office   Churchill Happy, Predicts His Party Soon To Control

SECOND LABOR LEADER QUITS IN BRITAIN   New General Election Seen Soon; Churchill Is Happy

Resignations Rock British Government   Two Cabinet Members Re. sign, Reveal Split in Se cialist Government’ Losd. prehin

Quit in Protes On Britain’s Arms Budget   Bevan’s Move Deepens Socialist Crisis There

Britain's Labor  Regime Totters  as Bevan Quits Crisis Develops Over Proposed Medical Cui

Crisis Deepens For Attlee’s Government   Bevan Followed Out of Cabinet By Another Membe,

Crisis In Britain's Government Is Deepening; Second Member Reported to Have Quit Cabinet

Britain’s Grisis Renorted Deeper   Informed Sources Claim Second Cabinet Membe Quits Post in Protest

Anglo Crisis Deepens as  Wilson Acts   Head of Trade Board Hands in Resignation as Protest Against Medical Cuts, Report   Election May Come   Government Might See Defeat in Debates on Budget

Crisis Perils Attlee Rule   Bevan Resigns, Says Arms Program - Perils All Economies Except U.S. -

ATTLEE MAY FALL ON FREE TEETH ISSUE   British Socialist Government is Split on Proposal to Charge for False Teeth, Glasses.   ® TWO MEMBERS OF CABINET RESIGN   Bevan Calls for Soaking the Rich to Pay for Arms; Predict Return of  Churchill.

Urge Churchill To Take over Bevan s Post   Free False Teeth For All Advocate Steps Down

Two Ministers Quit, Moreto Go Soon. Report   Bevan Scores Expense on Armaments; Says U. S. Real Peril

British Cabinet Crisis Brewing 9 e e . Bevan's Resignation   Divides Labor Party

Bevan Quits, Protests an Arms Budget   ‘Dragged Too Far’ Behind US, He Says—Second Labor Member Resigns

Attlee Faces” Worst Problem In His Career   Resignation of Bevan Throws Future of Labo: Party Into Grave Collapse Danger

Britain’s Labor Government Is Rocked By Split  Bevan, Wilson Quit; Conservatives: May Regein Contral Soon

Trade Board Head Said Tc  Join Bevan   Trimming Of Medica Service In Favor Of Rearming Stirs Fight

2nd Cabinet Member Quits In Britain  gat. *. Wee ad. ar. _   Crisis Widens After Plan To €ut Free  Medical Services

Britain's Crisis In Government Said Deepening   ‘Youngest Cabinet Member Offers Resignation As Board Of Trade Head

New Measure Would Hike  Truck Fees   Moberly Senator Pushes Bill On Common Carriers

Wheat for India Action Delayed  Legislation Hits Committee Snags

New Buffer Zone Line  Suggested   Counter-Plan Would Require Allied Retreats

Communists Demand Allies Give Up 3900 Square Miles of Valued Terrain

E MERLE YOUNG LINKED WITH LOAN   HE 18 SAID TO HAVE HELPED  ST. LOUIS FIRM GET ADVANCE FROM REC.

FEBRUARY 22 LIMIT   Legislature Sets That Date as Last . To Introduce New Bills

M'ARTHUR'S 1944 VIEW RECALLED  "Olcl Men Who Won't Ster Down’ Called Troublesome

 General Comments on Politics  'M Arthur Brisbane Talk Portent Of His Actions in U.S. Thursday

Capital Gambler Held Under Bone  For Tax Hearing   Samuel R. Beard Said To Owe Government $4 167.328.

Gambler Held In Baltimore As Tax Dodge  Wachington Fioure   Washington Figure Under $16,000 Bond On Federal Charges

Federal Employes : Warned Against Gifts With ‘Influence’ Strings

UN Troops ‘Roll With Punch’ As Enemy Attacks  Allies Pull Back 12 Miles In One

New Offensive Rages All Along 100-Mile Front   Enemy Losses Are Reported Terrific As Artillery and  Blenane bodied

ALLIED FORCES . PULL BACK IN ORDERLY FASHION   Some Sectors Hold Firm; Enemy Pouring Across Imjin On 15-Mile Front

Allies ‘Roll With Punch’ in North Korea   Communists Have 700,000 Men Ready For Giant Drive

Enenvy Starts Offensive Behind Heaviest Attack Of War By Big Artillery

Chinese Hit.on 100 Mile Front. Report. Reds Mass 2 000 Ruce: Planes

Assault Is Spread On Long Front   Authorities Differ About Nature of Drive; Only Partial Story Allowed by Censors  Many Reds Killed  Air and Artillery Aid Take Heavy Toll of  Enemy

Violent Batfles Raging Along Front; Allied Troops Holding   Chinese Throw ‘The Works’ at Allied Troops Along Central Front; Reports Indicate That Communists Being Held’

Allied Troops Retire Slowly In One Sector   Artillery, Planes Take Ghastly Toll From Advancing Foe

Yank Retreat Forced After Vast Assault:   Enemy Losses High,” , Planes And Big Guns Shatter Red Hordes

Allied Troops Roll with Blow From Commies   Heavy U.S. Fire Takes Thousands Of Enemy Lives

Foe Loses Heavily In First Drive   Allies Pull Back as Much as 12 Miles in One Sector of Front

Gains of 12 Miles Made By Communists In First Assault   May Be Reds’ ‘Maior Effort’

00,000 REDS FIGHTING OER ADO-HILE LIN   Allies Strengthen Western Front, Hold Reds in Other Sectors.

Battles Raging On 100-Mile Front As Red Start Push  U.N. Troops Pull Ra-L 19 AAilec

Drive Rages Along Front Of 100 Miles   Long-Awaited Korea Push Arrives: Reds 700.000 Strong

Enemy Crosses Imjin  Along 15-Mile Front  S   UN Troops Pull South Of Hantan River And Destroy Bridges Behind Them: Communist Losses Heavy

U.N. Troops Foreed Back Up to 12 Miles   Foe’s Crossing If Imjin River Is Checked

Allies Hold in Qher Sectors of 100 Mile Front; Withdrawal Is Orderly Before 700.000 Enemy

Pullback By Some Troops Is Orderly   ‘Roll With Punch’ On Central Front; May Be Big Push

Huge Communist Force Attacks on Front of 100 Miles  U.N. Lines Block Enemy’s Advance In Other Areas

Communists Launch Attack Behind the Heaviest Artillery Barrage of the Korean War

Hot Artillery Salvos Start “Major Effort’   Allies “Roll With Punch” On Central Front—Stop Reds Cold on Other Sectors

Over 700,000 Enemy) Troops Believed Available for Attack’  CHINESE LOSSES HIGH Opinions Differ as to Scope  of Expected All Out Effort

PLANES AND GUNS TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF ATTACK FORCE   ALLIES FALL BACK IN SOME SECTORS TO BETTER POSITIONS

UN Troops Pull Back Up to 12 Miles Today  Major Red Drive fre 1ff) Adtle Cea

REDS DRIVE YANKS BACK IN KOREA   UN Troops Retreat 12 Miles in Red Offense

GAIN 12 MILES IN CERTAIN SECTORS   Heavy Artillery Barrage Marks Start Of Drive  ATTACKERS   Take Terrific Punishment; U.N. Forces Retreat In Orderly Fashion

Enemy Dead Litters Front  " Allies Roll With Punch, Withdraw   Allies Roll With Punch, Withdraw to Straighten Lines; Blow Bridges

Communists Gain 12 Miles; Nearly 700,000 MeninFight   Western Front Strewn With Thousands Of Chinese

U.N. Forces Retreat Up to Twelve Miles.   Stop Foe Cold in Some Sectors; Withdraw to Straighten Lines

Chinese Have Nearly 700,000 Ready And Send Out Thousands Of Shock Troops; Artillery Barrages Terrific. U. S.  Air Force In Action----

Allies Fall Back 12 Mile: Under Blow   U_N. Forces, Roliing With Punch, Give Ground; Unleash

ENEMY STRIKES MASSIVE BLOWS ON WIDE FRONT   U.N. Troops Fall Back 12 Miles On One Sector Of Line— Reds Checked In Other Areas.

Communists Attack Along [00 Mile Front in Korea, Launching What is Believed to be Their Major Drive.

United Nations Troops Withdraw Under The Impact   700,000 Communists Facing The 100-Mile Front: Withdrawal Orderly

UN Troops To Go Southward  Driv Causes   Enemy Ix Reported To Have 700,000 Men Facing Front; May be ‘Big Push’

Pull Back 12 Miles At  Some Points Enemy Stonped Cold   Enemy Stepped Cold In Other Sectors; Foe’s Dead Pile Up

Allies Lose Up To Twelve Miles Along W estern Front  Despite Some Retreating, Reds Fail In First Thrust, All Other Fronts Holding  Tar sks STF EY hCUCED CUR ERO Ee et eee

Communist Forces Launch Heaviest Offensive; Vast Army of Reserves on Hand

Other Front Sections Hold Firm; 700,000  Communists in Area   Censorship Delays News of Battle   Reds. Employ Heaviest Barrage of War to Launch New Attack

Enemy Hammers UN Forces Along LOQ0-Mile Front   Allied Leaders Sav Is Too Early To Determine Hf Is All-Out Offensive: Reds Attack At Niety

Red Offensive In Korea Rages On Broad Front   100-Mile Frontline Sags Under Major Enemy Counterpush

Major Drive Gains Up To ‘Twelve Miles   Still Not Certain Whether This Is Big Spring Attack

Allies Duck As Reds Start Big Spring Drive  Offensive Rages Along fl Milac Vf Fenn}.

Major Offensive Is Started By Red Forces  Battles Rage Along   Battles Rage Along 100 Miles of Korean Front Today

Allies Pushed Back   But Withdrawals Are Orderly, and In Some Areas Allies Hold Firm: Enemy Losses Heavy

Big Red Push Halted in All Spots but One   Allies Withdraw Under Impact of Major Offensive  i We ER: ore eRe

Big Offensive Launched over 100 Mile Front   Terrific Artillery Barrage Precedes Red Advance

Temperatures   Chinese Stopped Cold In Some Sections, Bodies of Foes Pile Up

Chinese Open Big Offensive In North Korea   Allies ‘Roll With Punch, Halt Communists in Manv Sectors

Enemy Stopped Coldin Other  Sectors: 700, OOO Communist Troops Launch Major Attack

UN Units Pull Back 12 Miles tn  Western Sector   Allies Stop Reds on Other Fronts; Enemy Losses Heavy; Four Russian Planes Shot Dow:

ALLIED TROOPS ‘ROLL WITH PUNCH’ ON CENTRAL SECTOR; SOME WITHDRAWALS FORCED

Allies Withdraw Across Hantan River, Blow Bridges Behind Them; Observers Report U.N. Troops “Roll With Punch.”

Enemy Drive Stopped Cold in Other Sectors Along 100-Mile Front   Strategic Withdrawal of Up to 12 Miles I: Made in Orderly Fashion; Allies ‘Rolling With Punch’ and Fight From New Lines

Censorship Bans Details Of Fight   Chinese Are Stopped Cold In some Sectars: UN ‘Ralls With The Purch’

Pull Back in Western Area   Allies Stop Reds Cold in Other Sectors, Inflict Heavy Casualties

U. N: Forces Holding Fast Before Drive Reel Back 12  a atc ec:   Reel Back 12 Miles; Censor Battle Accounts

Drive Causes UN Troops To Go Southward   Enemy Is Reported To Have 700,000 Men Facing Front; May be ‘Big Push’

Battle Rages OnFront 106 Miles Wide  Attack Is Reds’ Big Spring Push

Allies Pull Back After Red Attacks   U.N. Forces Retreat Along 12-Mile Front In Korea

SEMO POWs Listed By Associated Press   News Service Warns List May Not Be Absolutely Accurate

Kansans Names  On List of POWs  Nearly 30 Among the 3.,198 Americans Reported by Communists  TWO ARE OLATHE MEN  More Will Be Added After Confirmation by Military Authority

Nearly 30 Among the 3, 198 Americans Reported by Communists   More Will Be Added After Confirmation by Military Authority

Missouri Soldiers On Red Prison List   Communists Lobel UN List of Prisoners As Useless’; UN Delegates Won't Budge On Plans for Supervision of Armistice

Extravagant Claims of Commercial Rainmakers Unsubstantiated, Helena Weatherman Tells Chamber

UN Group OKs Arms Embargo   Full General Assembly to Act on Ban Today

Arms Embargo Voted at U.N. Against Reds   General Assembly Will Meet Today  To Rush Sanctions   CONDE VY TN.   WAN STIPMIP NTS

NEGRO CHARGED IN TWO DEATHS   Steps Taken By Several Groups For Defense Of Walker

Dual Murder Charges Face Air Force Man   Sgt. Walker Arraigned In Desert Slaying of Young Coast Couple

HOLD AIRMAN ON CHARGE OF SLAYING PAIR   Accuse Sergeant Of Having Killed Man And Wife On Desert

Airman Faces Dual  Charges of Murder   Names Sergeant on Five Additional Counts in California Desert Slaying

Soldier Accused Of Dual Murder   Slaying Of Young Couple Believed Solved.

DEWEY WILLING TO TESTIFY IN ALBANY   But Crime Commission Won't Travel

Military Needs Get 60 Billions   Truman Stresses More May Be Due

Truman Figures Military To Spend $41 Billions In Coming Fiscal Year   Authority To Contract For $60 Billions Asked In Budget; Huge Sum Needed To Fight Korean War And To Prepare.

Three Yankee Armored Units North of 38th   Heavy Casualties inflicted On Foe In Complete Panic

Beef Increase One fo Two Cents Per Pound   Order Later in Week Will Boost Retail Pork Prices

HOW TO SAVE TAXES  Budget Notices, Finan cial Reports for Public Information

Support Assured For ‘Aqgressor’ Tag  U.S., Britain Seek Accord Over China

faree Brooklyn Players Are Fined By ague President for Boston Rumpus

Rhubarb, A’la Brooklyn Jackie Robinson Denies Splintering Umps’ Door

Fourth New Kensington Banker Arrested By FBI   Employe Charged With Misapplication Of $12,594, Bad Entry On Cash Sheet

Two Pennsylvania Banks Short Over Million, Town Residents Confused

Fifth Bank Employe Held ForEmbezzling   Shortage in Town’s Two Banking Firms Passes Million

FBI Arrests Another Pennsylvania Banking Official as Shorfages Continue to Grow

New Kensington Has 5th Banking Scandal In Year  aoe t Cashier tac Ry FRI

Shortage Now Million Fifth Bank Looting Arrest Made in Pennsylvania City

Fifth Bank Worker Held For Theft  Million Dollar Shortage Found In Firms’ Books

Ee ET A Re ET ee Mee me en TER eT eI  Bilk Banks Of Over :; $1 Million

Fourth Defaulter In Same Bank  New Kensington Shortaae a Million

NEW KENSINGTON SHORTAGE GROWS   Defalcations Shock Industrial Community

2 BANKS SHORT MILLION: ARREST FIVE EMPLOYES   Pennsylvania - West Virginia Area Has Wave of Embezziements.

Fifth Embezzlement Case Reveal: Million-Dollar Shortage in Banks

Fifth Bank Scandal in Same Town   Another Assistant Cashier at New Kens: ington Arrested.

Million Shortage in Two B   New Kensington, Pa., Embezzlements Bring Total to 3 Millions

Embezzlings  Rock City In Pennsylvania Fifth Banker  Lnder Arrest

Arrest Fiith Bank Oificer In One Town   Shortages Over — Single Area Will Pass $3 Million

Fifth Banker In One City Jalled For Taking Gash       Yew Kensington, Pa., Losses May Exceed Million Dollars

2 New Kensington Banks Are ‘Short’   Fifth Employe Arrested By FBI, Community — Ts Reported Shacked ©

SHORT $1 MILLION   Total in Bank Scandals Mounts With Fifth Arrest by FBI

Capture Three lowa Escapees on River Island   Girl Trusty Freed Trio From Illinois Jail; One Is at Large

;, Big Dividends Seen for Family Doctor and His Patient  ‘More Emotional Ills Attention Urged

95-to-100 Group Air Force Planned  Strength To Be Twice Size Before Korea War

Draft Board Keeps Trying  gieve & Y « = we iene   &2-Y earOldster  Gets Third Notice

It Won't Happen Again! 82-Year-Old Getting Weary Of Receiving Draft Notices

American Youth Is Well-Informed Bui Extremely Impatient, Grasping

Moral Pitfalls Of Youth oo,  Teen - Agers Of Today ‘Differ In Many Ways Compared To Parents

HE IS ALMOST GLAD:  Convicted Murderer To Face Utah Firing Squad

U.S. to Insist Mao ‘Give In’   American Stand Prevents Talke Outside U. N.

Vacation Season Ends lowa Wave o! School Robberies   Five Counties In Creston Area are Among Areas Hit

Five U. S. Jets Knocked Down   Fire Bombs Burn To Death Over 7,000

America’s Capitalist Communist Looks Like Professor, Lives Like Millionaire   Bue BHAROITN TAVINE

‘Xmas Business Is Fine, Good, Better Than Last Year - Also Plain Lousy’

ON THE INSIDE   MOST DOLLAR SALES UP  Associated Press Survey Shows Yule Trade Varied

Christmas Shoppers More ‘Choosey  ase. Dw a TCO S°f. D8 mh. Vict Vice:

Christmas Business Views Vary  Some Merchants Find it Good, Others are Gloomy

Christmas Trade? Fine, Say Some --But Others Claim Its Just Lousy

Most Retailers Confident of Increased Dollar Sales How’s Holiday Business? Survey Reveals Wide Range of Opinior

Retail Merchants Differ In Opinions On Success . Of Christmas Business

How's Christmas Business? “Fine” And “Lousy” Say Merchants of U.S.

National Survey Shows Opinions Vary As to Trend of the Christmas Business

WORSE THAN WAR EXPERIENCES Airman Has Frigid Ride on Tail of Runaway Plane

B-36 Bombers Return From Trip To England   Reports Only Minor Difficulties in 5,000-Mile Non-Stop Flight To Texas

Sedalian on  Bomber Trip   Master Sergeant ‘McCarthy on NonStop Flight

Six B-36 Bombers Thunder More Than 5,000 Miles Non-Stop on Return From England

Six B.36 Bombers Make Non-Stop Returns From England To Texas With No. Troubles

Six B-36's. Made Record Test Flight   Giant Bombers Fly To England and. Back In Test of Plane’s Travel Capacities

Giant B-36’s, Designed 10 Carry  A-Bombs, Fly 5,000 Miles Non-Stop

6 Giant Bombers Fly 5,000 Miles   End Training Mission Of Hope From England To Fort Worth, Tex.

Non-Stop Flight Of 5000 Miles Made By B-36s   6 Giant Bombers Complete Training Mission With  Only Minor Difficulties

6 B-36s Back  From Britain   Bombers Fly 5000 Miles Nonstop on ‘Routine’ Mission

—5,000 MILES NON-STOP— Biggest Bombers Back iF rom Flight To England

Will Shakespeare's Notebook Found; a Million Dollar Manuscript Proving He Wrote the Plays

St. Louis OPS Lists Dates For Little Dixie Stores   Retailers Under Margin Rule Must File Pricing Charts; Used Car Dealers Must List Guide Book Used for Ceijlinac

OFFICER'S FUND WILL OPERATE WITH DEFICIT   Road And Bridge Work Will Be Able Continue

OFFICER'S FUND WILL OPERATE WITH DEFICIT  Road And Bridge VAJ/ael \A/   Road And Bridge Work Will Be Able Continue

Vital Elections Sef In Alabama   Clampdown Sought -On Negro Voters

Alabama fo Cast Ballot On Negro Vote   Voters in Deep South To Decide by Special Election on Anti-Negro Boswell Amendment

Flaming Cottage Deaths May Prove  Murder, Suicide   2 Charred Bodies Founc Believed by Police to Be Hoffmans; Note on Auto

Find Charred Bodies in Flaming Cottage   Police Believe It's Murder and Suicide.

Streit Blasted By Maryland's Alumni Magazine   Editorial Declaies Judge Overstepped Jurisdiction tn Criticizing Sports

College — President Lectured   Judge Asserts School President Sanctioned ‘Moral Debasement’

Bradley Heac Is Assailed By Streit   Judge Says College Head Contributes To ‘Moral Debasement’ Of Guilty Men

JUDGE STREIT LASHES OUT AT SCHOOL HEAD   Says His Acts Gave Sanction to Their Moral Debasement

Bradley President Assailed by Judge  Players Sentences Suspended in Case

3 Players’ Terms Are Suspended   Chianakis, Man, Melchiorre Are Given Break

Ex-Court Stars Are Sentenced   Terms Suspended For Bradley Fixers

Three Cagers Get Suspended Jail Sentences   Judge Streit Assails University President

Judge Suspends Sentences of 3 Ex-Bradley Stars   University President Assailed for Giving ‘Senction to Debasement

Bradley U.  ‘Fix’ Players  To Stay Free Judge Suspends  Terms of Trio,  Gaenecns Dencoi-ani

GIVE SUSPENDED TERMS TO THREE BRADLEY FIXERS   JUDGE DECLARES COLLEGE PRESIDENT SANCTIONED EVILS

Judge Raps University President   Assails Head of School in Passing Cage Fix Sentences

BLASTS PREXY IN CAGE FIX   Three Bradley Player: Given Suspended Sentences

Bradley Players Get Suspended  Prison Sentences   Streit Assails President of University for Sanction to Nehascement

Judge Blames Bradley for Moral Laxity  College President Owen Assailed by New York Jurist

Judge Assails Bradley Head In Hoop Bribe   Says President Contributed To ‘Moral Debasement’ Of Easketball Players

Court Assails College Prexy In Cage ‘Fix’   Judge Streit Gives Three Ex-Bradley ‘U' Players Suspended Sentences In Bribery Scandal

Cage Players Bre Let Off   Sentence Of Three Bradley Stars Is Suspended Today

Gives Suspended Sentences to Three Players   Schoel President, Peoria Citizens Blamed for Corruption

Judge Suspends Sentences for. Ex-Cage Stars   Assails University Head in Hearing. on Bribery Scandal

Judge Suspends Bradley Players Sentences, Criticizes President of University and Booster Club

Judge Suspends Cager Sentences   ~  Accuses Bradley Head Of Helping in “Moral Debasement’” of Trio

Wedding Postponed, So N avy Orders Fiance of Doomed Girl Back to Duty

Charge Doctor At Shelbyville  Dr. R. L. Caldwell Bound Over For Manslauahter Trial

Reports Communists Ready to Compromise  Pd el At. RL fet ape, afthe, khAaebe      ‘Unusual Air of informality Mark Latest Korean Truce Talks.

A-Man Group Begins New  Negotiations  Informal Session Brings Progress

Informality Marks Meeting of Subcommittee; Negotiators in Good Spirits After Conference.  U. N. AND REDS POSE TOGETHER

Subcommittee’s Informal Talks Spur Peace Hope   Negotiators Pose For Picture First Time Since Parley Beaan

Hopefulness Marks Talks On Cease-Fire   Negotiators Seem In Friendly Mood At Session’s End

Reds Indicate Compromise On Buffer Issue   4-Man Subcommittee Meeting Informally; Nam Il Says Line Can Be ‘Adiusted’

Ad justment Is Possible, .  Nam Il Says   Subcommittee Seems In Jovial Spirits After Ist Talk

Nam Says Adjustment Is Possible  General Indicates  Reds Are nee dy  SRE  Snpenta ma en, Soman

Four-Man Group Seeking To End Zone Deadlock   Much Laughter Heard And Adds To Optim:  ism Prevailing,

4-MAN GROUP CONSIDERS PROBLEM   Informal Attitude Boosts Air Of Hopefulness  ENEMY ENVOY   Says Adjustment Of Buffer Zone Issue Posssible: Meet In Secrecy

Possibility of Compromise Indicated:   Actions ot _ Subcommittee Seen as Hopeful Sian

Laughter Heard As Delegates Of Enemies Confer   Officials Appear To Be In Unusually Good Spirits

Compromise ls Hinted   Reds indicate May Give Up Firm Stond As Truce Talks Into New Phase

Four-Man Group: Considered Buffe Zone n Korea   Informality Of Discussion Brings Hope To Kaesonag

Four-Man Subcommittees Tackle Buffer Zone Deadlock As Reds — ‘Show Favorable Compromise Signs

Four-Man Grour Tackles Buffer Zone Deadlock   Indications Reds May Compromise?

Cheet Marks: Committee’s. S. First Parley .       Red Radic Says Nam Il: - Believes Issue’ Can, Be* . Adjusted: Fronts Quiet

informality May Break lone Deadlock   Peiping Radio Says It Ils Possible to Adjust Differences

General's Speech ‘Hints Compromise   Informal Committee Holds First Session: Delegates Are Jovial

Committee Tackles Buffer Zone Problem In Ist Session   Committee Makes No Comment On Progress, if Any

Red Truce Compromise Is Indicated   Gen. Nam Hints Demand for 38th Parallel Buffer Zone May Be Eased

Signs Show Reds Vay Compromise  Buffer Zone Still Point of Contention —NMeet is Friendly

Laughter Is Heard as 4 Talk Issue   Peiping Radio Declares Adjustment Possible, but Adds Qualifying Note  Meeting Scheduled Session Will Be Held  Saturday, Officials Report

Communists May Offer Tc  Compromise   Much Friendlier  Air ‘Pervades Talks At Kaesong Among Sub-Comimitteemen

SuDcommittee Tackles Issues On Buffer Zone   Delegates Appear In Better Spirits Than Previously

Cheerful Meet Held by 4 Men   UN, Red Delegates Pose Together For Photographers

Sub-Committee On Buffer Zone Starts Sessions  Informality and   Informality and Laughter Hint at Successful Talks

DELEGATES MAY AGREE ON TRUCE LINE FOR KOREA   Air Of Informality  Surrounds Truce  Talks Of Allies And  Reds Behind Closed  Doors.

Truce Talks By Commitfee Moving Ahead   Hint Heard Reds May Be Willing to Adjust. Difference Over Buffer Line

Reds Viewed As Ready to Compromise   Peiping Radio Is Quoted as Saying Buffer Zone Stand Con Be Adiucted

New Sub-Committee Tackles Cease-Fire Deadlock In Korea   COMMUNISTS BELIEVED READY TO COMPROMISE; FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE - PREVAILS AT TALKS

Informality Marks Talks About Buffer   UN And Communist Dele. gates Pose Together In Amiable Manner

SUBCOMMITTEE MEETS Red Concessions Expected On Touch Buffer Zone Issue

‘@ur-Man Subcommittee Tackles DeadJock Over Buffer Zone In Korea

Subcommittee Meets Amid  New Harmony   Peiping Radio Quotes Nam II “Adjustment Possible

Sub-Committee Tackles Tough Butter Zone Issue   Reds Indicate Willingness To Compromise on Problem

4-Man Group Ends Informal Session; Good Spirits Noted   Possible to Adjust Communist Demands,Peiping Radio Says

Peiping Hints Buffer Impasse Solution Near   Negotiators Decline Comment; Second Session Scheduled

Tension Eases As Group Opens Parley on Buffer  Enemy Reported Prepared To Take  Comoraomice Sten

COMMUNISTS MAY COMROMISE SOON      Four-Man Subcommittee Tackles Zone Deadlock

Both Sides Repor ‘ted In Good Spirits   Peiping Radio Quote  Team As Believing  Acreement Possible

Communist Negotiators Are Reported Willing to Make Concessions at Truce Talks

Committee May Break. Big Deadlock   First Session Held In An Unusual Air  Of {informality For Korean Truce Talks

Jovial Note  Marks New Truce Talk   Subcommittee Meets in Informal Air; Enemy Compromise Hint.

Four- Man Subcommittee Tackles Buffer Zone Dispute; Reds  Show Chance for Compromise Enemy Demand May Be Adjusted On Mutual-Defense Basis

IN GOOD SPIRITS   Outbursts of Laughter Come From Cease-Fire Conference Room

Communists Reported Ready To Compromise   Subcommittee Makes Progress In Peace Talks

Compromise On Border Issue Is Indicated   Informal Attitude Of Subcommittee Meeting Heightens Optimism Of Korean Settlement

Air Informal at First Sessions   Schedule Meeting for Talks on Friday Night

INDICATIONS REDS MIGHT COMPROMISE   Subcommittee Takes Up Buffer Zone Issue at Informal Talks in Friendly Atmosphere.   LAUGHTER HEARD IN COUNCIL ROOM   Red and Allied Delegates Photographed Together; Peiping Radio Says Border Adjustments Possible.

Old Deadlock In Negotiations Still Unbroken   Signs of Weakening Of Commie Stand Seen in Attitude

LAUGHTER AND INFORMALITY MARK TALK‘   Hint of Red Willingness tc Compromise Disclosed in Broadcast.

Buffer Zone Delegates In Harmony   Subcommittee Ends First Conference; Progress Is Secret

esate on Buffer Reported Jovial   Outbreak of Laughter Strengthens Feeling Reds Will Give in

dicts Man Will Rocket to Mars On lectrified Particles Known as “lons’

Search Abandoned For 14 Aboard Downed B-29 Joplin Man One of Crew

Police, Political Attitudes Slapped   Senate Crime Probers Rap Scranton, Reading Gambling in Document

Enemy Jets Keep Their Distance After Losing Six Jets In Two Days   However, Five Russian-Made Jets Destrayed In Swirling Battle High Over. Northern Korea

Salaried Deputy Measure Passed  Governor's Signature Witt MAake RUE Eau

Car Makers Get 5-6% Price Hike   Higher Tags to Hit Dealers Next Week

152 Others Have Escaped, UNIsTold   30-Day Korean Truce Trial Period Ends Tomorrow

[59 Escape, Fail to Reach Lines   Communists Say Allied Artillery, Planes Kill Many

RIDGWAY GIVEN EXTRA POWERS   American:;Commander. Is . Authorized To Extend ‘Agreement: With» Red On Battle Line-

Gen. Ridgway Given Leeway on Truce Date   Capital Authorizes 30-Day Extension if General Sees Fit

30-Day Truce Deadline In Korea Nears   Allies ‘Shocked’ About Prisoners OF War Situation

0-Day Deadline Of Korean Truce To Expire Soon   Indicate Expiration Date of Armistice May Be Extended

571 HAVE DIED, 155 ESCAPED OR WERE RELEASED   NONE OF 726 WERE NAMED ON POW LIST RELEASED LAST WEEK

Allies Pound Away at Small Enemy Forces   Yanks Stiffen Lines For Expected All-Out Assault; Airstrip Hit

Reds Said Capable Of Second Drive At Any Time; Build-Up Complete

Chinese Ready To Move Troops In New Attack   500,000 Communists Poised—it’s Anyone’s Guess Just When

Allies Fire Power Hits Front Line   Reds Reported ‘Ready For Long Expected Drive

New Chinese Airbase Hit By UN Bombs   Half Million Chinese Troops Appear Read For Another Smash

Half Million Reds Prepare For New Push   Allied Artillery And: ‘Airpower Pounds Small’. Chinese Forces

Planes Uncover Enemy Airfield Near Pyongyang   Communists Capable Of Pushing Off.atAny Time. Reporter Told

Reds Capable Of Resuming Southward Drive Any Time They Choose, Eighth Army Source Tells Associated Press Correspondent

Eighth Army Stiffens Line Expecting Heavy Red Attack   Artillery and Airpower Pound What Few Communist Troops Appear as Front Quiet

Allies Spot New Airfield Of Red Foe   Thirteen B-29 Superforts Pay Uninvited Call and Crater It.

Artillery Hits Reds as Allies Await Attacks   Chinese Appear Ready to Begin Another Drive

Quiet Buildup Of Red Troops On 2 Fronts   Say 500,000-Man Force May Soon Launch Offensive

U.N. Artillery, Planes Pound Enemy Forces   Communist Buildup Appears Complete

REDS PRESSURE ROK TROOPS ON EASTERN FRONT   Eighth Army Awaiting Second Offensive By Enemy

Eighth Army Stiffening  Lines For Expected New Red Chinese Offensive   Brand New Enemy Air Field Under. Construction Near Pyong Blasted By 135 Tons Of Bombs From Suverforts

Results At Eniwetok Are Secret   Meagre Reports Hint At Possibility Of New Super-Weapons Being Included In Tests.

Island Blast Shrouded In Deep Secrecy   Experts Speculate U. 5. May Have Three New Atom Weapons, Howeve

ANOTHER ATOM WEAPONS TEST ON ENIWETOK   Secrecy Surrounds Latest Operations In Far Off Island In Pacific.

Today’s Chorus Girls Are Far Different; They Don’t Want ‘to Hear About Texas Oil Wells

Chorus Girls Are Not Just Chorus Girls  Some. Like to Discuss Books, Art and Stuff

Truckers Contest  New State Levy   Violation of Law Charged by Two Groups; Fee Starts Oct. 1

9) Killed In Holiday Auto Accidents  Lowest Traffic Tall ln Yanrc

SHAPS CLAIM 122 ON HOLIDAY   Lowest Accident Toll For Thanksgiving Since 1QAR

Nation's Accidental Death Toll Over Thanksgiving Is the Lowest Since 1948

Holiday Deaths Below ‘48 Mark  Traffic Accidents Claim Most Victims

Holiday Traffic Wrecks Kill 90   MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA HOLIDAY TRAGEDIES

BELOW 1950 TOTAL   Only 121 Fatal Thanksgiving Holi day Deaths in U.S.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL LIGHTER   Only 120 Lose Lives In Traffic Mishaps And Other Causes

Traffic Accidents Claim Lives of 90  Toll Far Below the 1950 Total

Accident Toll in Nation ls Down   90 Persons Lose Lives on Highway

lranian Oil Talks Come To An End   Harriman Still Has Hopes As Stokes Flies To London

Brifish-lranian Oil Parley Ends In Disagreement!  Negotiations Not Beakan OFF Save   Negotiations Not Broken Off, Says Envoy Harriman   Impasse Reached

Britain, Iran Halt Their Oil Peace Talks   Haven't Collapsed, Harriman Asserts

Bridge, Highway Opening Delayed   Franklin Bridge And Section of Route 8 To Open in December:

Young Narcotics Agent Aids Wichita Officers.Smash Hi School Dope Ring

i} ee eee     State Farm Bureau Federation.  “  Urees End of Farmer Subsidies

FIGHT PLANNED ON DISPERSAL   Congressional Plant Move  To Be Resisted By 80 ’ Members Of House

Defense Plant Dispersal Aim Will Be Fought   80 House Members Agree To Oppose Move In Congress

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   80 House Members Agree to Fight Move to Disperse Defense Plants

New Wool Orde: Means Clothing Will Cost More   Edict Permits Makers _ New Tops to Meet Material. Labor

SHEEPISH STABILIZATION  New Wool Regulations Pom To Higher Clothing Costs

Decatur and Woodruff Wir In State Meet  Join Marion and  ee rs . . oes

China Experts In Government Are Suspended   McCarthy Says Dismissal Of Two Indicates Depart ment Is ‘Cleaning House’

2 Officials Suspended   State Department Silent On Reason For Its Actions

Slaughtering Quotas Upped or Cattle in July   Hog Quota Sliced 10 Per Cent. Under Levels for June

Government Hikes Cattle Slaughfer Quofas for July   Increase Is 10% Over June.—Hog Quotas Cut by Same Amount.

BELIEF TRUMAN WON'T RUN AGAIN GROWS IN CAPITAL   President’s Demand for “Fair Deal” Platform Adds to Speculation He Will Step Aside,   TAFT HOLDS LEAD IN G. 0. P. CONTEST   Republican Nomination Race Now Shapes Up Between Ohie Senator and the Field.

Signs Point To ‘Truman Not i in Race   Week’s Political Moves Topped by President's ‘Fair Deal’ Emphasis

Speculation Mounts Truman Won't Run  ‘Fair Deal’ Assertion » Cited by Experts

SPUPCLly 1GAGUU Most Towns Fail To Realize Assessing Is Job For Expert  Training And Experience Needed, Many Factors Involved In Work

Property Taxation Maine Not By Itself In Using Inequitable Assessins Methads

Property laxation (Eight Vital Points Emphasized In Last Article On Assessing

Choice Sheep Judged At Exposition   U. S. Wheat Grower Wrests Wheat’ King Title From Canada

$5.5 Billion Hike Said To Be Enough   Georgia Democrat Answers Truman

ALONG ENTIRE FAR EAST AREA   Allies Are Driven Back Under Heavy Fire. On Ridges.

FIGHTING RAGES ALONG ENTIRE FAR EAST AREA   Allies Are Driven Back Under Heavy Fire On Ridges

Communists Hold Onto. Ridgeline  :   Wintry Rain Chills U.N. Assault Troops

Reds Repulse Allied Raids in Korean Hills   Infantrymen Fail in Surprise Attack; Rain Hampers Fightinc

Hew Out Smal Gains On East Battle Of Hills   Wintry Rain In Korea Chilling Assault Troops

Congress Told Draft of Dads — May Come Soon   Cutting Draftee Age Limit to 18 Is Alternative

Youths’ Draft * Would Avert Calling Dads   Mrs. Rosenberg Warns Manpower Pool Soon Will Be Depleted.

Moley Calls For New U.S. Political..Party   Suggests Merger of Dixie. crats, Elements of Northern GOP in Address

‘pigned into Law Presidential Action Switches  Senate Stand On F oreign Bill

May Give Facts On Korea Wai   Republicans Asking Why South Koreans Are Not in Fighting

Acheson May Explain Lack Of ROK Aid   GOP Asks Why 250,000 South Koreans Are W ecapontless

Acheson View On Idle Korea Troops Awaited   Senator Ferguson Seeks Conference With Top Diplomat

Acheson Answer On Korean Arms Charge Expected  Republicans Claim S. Koreans Have No Weapons To A! War

Expect Sec. Acheson To Answer Ferguson Charges; Mission To Far East Praonaced

Acheson’s Reply Waited  On Koreans   “G.O.P. Presses To Learn Why 250,000 Haven't Weapons

GOP Seeks Repl From Acheson On Arms Debate   May Explain Why ‘South Korean Units -.Have No Weapons

Acheson May Offer Reply To GOP Bloe On Disputes   Report Is Published Saying South Korean Troops Lack Weapon:

Answer Expected Regarding Troops   Secretary of State May Answer Complaint: Issued by Republicans

Acheson May Answer GOP Charges   Secretary Studies Reply On South Koreans’ Status

Acheson May Answer GOP Charaes.   Republicans Say South Koreans Have No Guns for Combat

Answer Seen To Complaints Of Republicans   Ferguson Wants Group To Check Into Mac’s Views

—MEETS ACHESON TODAY—  May Answer GOP Query About Lack Of Weapons

~ pl REPLY Y ACHESON [0 FERGUSON   secretary of State May Answer G.O.P. Complaint About Unarm  ed South Koreans   JRGES INVESTIGATION

MacArthur Snowball Grows  Acheson May Answer Report South Korea Troops Lack Arms

Outlines $60 Billion Arms Budget      $34.7 Billions Earmarked for ipment for Armed orces .

Program Is 60 Billions  ForDefense   Fund Is Partly to Aid Allies Rearm to Meet Soviet Threat, Letter Says   Plan Is Outlined   Cites Needs of Military Services as Basic for Peace

Truman Says World ‘On Brink of War’ In Funds Message   Huge Appropriations Bill Covers Armaments Cost for United States and Allies

$60,697,414.690 Defense Budget Sent to Congress  Truman Says Russia Has Pushed World To Brink of War

560 Billion Budget to Face ‘General War’   President Sends Congress Defense Budqet Fiqures

Huge Budgel For Arms Is  In Congress   Truman Says Russia Has Pushed World To Brink Of General War Estimates In Detail

-PRESIDENT-—~ Says World Threatened With War  Would Arm U.S. Against Attack

Russ Labeled Warmongers by President   Huge Request, Will Arm United States and Allied Lands

00 billions Asked by President Who Says USSR’s Rulers Have Pushed World to Brink of War

Truman Asks Defense Sum   Budget Over $60 Billion; Says Russia Hos Pushed Werld to Hrink of General War

Believes Path to Peace Is Building  Combined Defenses; To Aid Allies

More Than 60.5 Billion Requested  Kremlin Has World   Kremlin Has World On Brink of General War. Truman Savs

Says Huge Sum Is Needed To Meet Threat Of Soviets   Letter To Speaker Declares Reds'Have © Put World Near War

Congress Gets Defense Budget Of $60 Billion   Truman Says Russia’s Rulers Have Pushed World To Brink Of General War

World Pushed “To Brink of  General War”   President Outlines  18 Army Divisions, 1.161-Ship Navy and 95-Wing Air Force

Defense Budget Of $60 Billion Sent Congress  Monev for UI So Need   Money for U. S. Needs And to Help Allies

Defense Budge’ Of 60 Billion Set by Truman   Huge Cost for U. S. Arms, Aid To Allied Forces

Over $60-Billion Sought For Defense; Truman Says Russians Pushing War

Defense Bill  Summed Up By Truman   President Says Russian Rulers Shove World To Brink of War.

$60 Billion Asked In Defense Budget   Truman Sends Request for Funds To Conaress: Sees ‘Brink of War’

PRESIDENT SAYS RUSSIA CREATES DANGER OF WAR   Congress Asked To Approve Defense Budget Amounting To More Than 60 Billion Dollars.

Seeking Huge Appropriation For Military   Urges Nation to Prepare for Any Foreign Attack

—‘WOARLE AT BRINK OF WAR — Truman Asks Defense Fund of $60 Billion

Truman Seeks Huge Sum for U.S., Allies   Says Reds Push World to Brink Of General War

Will Cover U.S. Defense, Foreiqn Aid   Includes A-Powered Sub, Big Aircratt Carrier, Air Wing

560.6 Billions Sought fc Avert WarIII  Truman Warns   Truman Warns Reds Pushing World to Brink

World Pushed to Brink of General War, Is Warning   Record Sum to Help U.S. Rearm and Give Assistance to Allies

CLAIMS WORLD ON BRINK OF WAR   Russia Blamed For Causing State Of Unrest  " PRESIDENT   Declares Free World Must Be Prepared To Stop Russian Attack

$60.6 Billion Asked  To Defend America   President Says Russia Has Pushed  World To ‘Brink Of General War’

Makes Charge In Message ‘Sent With Defense Budget   Free World Must Be In A Position To Stop Attack And Strike Back, President Declares; Budget Calls For $60,679,414,690 For Own Military Costs And To Help Arm Allies.

Warns Russians Push World to Brink of War’   Message Gives More Details on Spending For Next Fiscal Year

Truman Ask: $60 Billion  For Detense   President Says Reds Have Pushed World ‘To Brink Of War’

Says Russia Has Pushed World To Brink Of War   Tells Congress Fund Will Provide For Large Fight ing Forces, Equipment;  Would Help Arm Allies

Truman Offers Defense Budget Of $60.6 Billions  Most of Outlay Would Build Up Weapon Supply

Truman, in Message, Warns Russians Have Pushed World Dangerously Near War Brink

SAYS RUSSIA HAS PUSHED WORLD TO BRINK OF A WAR  ALLIED STRENGTH IS

$60 Billion Budget Asked Truman Requests Huge  War Chact Annranrintine

Congress Is Asked For $60 Billions   Truman Requests Funds For Defense; Says U. S. ‘Is on Brink of a War’

Armament Budget to  Congress   Truman Requests Huge Appropriation for US, Allied Military Needs   SCORES SOVIETS   President Warns Russia’s Rulers Pushed World te Brink of General War

Truman Rips Soviet Again  On War Aims   Submits 60 Billion Budget For Fight If Reds Unleash Might

Truman Sends Congress Huge Defense Budge   Requests Funds to Arm United States And Help Allies

Allies to Defend Seoul; $60 Billion Sought For Arms   ROK Capital Propaganda Prize; Reds Push World To Brink of War—Truman

HUGE DEFENSE BUDGET WOULD BLOCK RUSSIA   President Says Reds Are Pushing World Toward . Brink Of New War

Truman Tells Solons Soviet Is Responsible   U.S. Must Build Strength To Whip Foe, President Says

President Asks 60 Billion In New Budget   Huge Appropriation For Increased Military Costs Sought

Defense Budget Of $60 Billion Is Sent to Conaress      Truman Says U.S, Must Be Ready If  The Russians Unleash Another World War

Proposed Defense Budget Accompanied By War ning Against Soviet Str renoth

Proposes Defense Budget of Sixty Billion Dollars   President Says U. S. and Allies Must Be Strong in Face of War Threat.

President Cites Responsibility 01 Soviet Rulers   Makes Statement In Message On Budget Sent To Conaress

Russia Has Pushed World To Brink of General War, Says Truman in Letter to Congress   Defense Budget Goes To House

Asks Congress for Big New Budget For U. 5. Defense   Over $60 Billion Asked In Truman’s Special Message

Truman Says World Pushed to Brink of War   Huge Fund Sought For U.S. Military Costs, To Arm Allies

SAYS RUSSIA MAY UNLEASH GENERAL WAR   Blames .Kremlin For Disaster  Facing. World

60 Billion In Defense FundsAsked   Congress Told by Truman Russia Is Forcing New War

BUDGET FOR DEFENSE IS $60 BILLION   President Submits Detailed Estimates; Says Russia Pushes World to Brink of War.

Huge Arms Budget to Congress   Truman Asks $60.6 Billion to Pay U.S. Defense Costs and to Arm Allies: Lays Blame on Russia

Truman Asks 6012 Billion  For Defense   Huge Budget Request For Next Year; Raps Soviet War Threat

President Sends Record Budget To Congress  $60 Billion Defense Appropriation {s Needed To Halt Red  Baienetiian Seow

HST Requests Arms in Case o!  General War   Needs of Allies Included in Big Defense Budget

Truman Presents Sixty Billion Dollar Budget   Defense Spending Urged as Warid On ‘Brink of War’

‘Defense Fund’ Request Above Sixty Billions   President Declares Free World Must Be Prepared For Attack

Message Asserts ‘Russia Has Pushed World to Brink Of General War’

! a * e  $60 Billion Arms Budget With Warning of Russia Forwarded Vo Congress

President Submits $60 Billion Defense Budget,  Says Soviet Rulers Have World on Brink of War    Atom-Powered Sub Included in Rudaet

President Says World Is Near Brink Of War  Preparedness Called   Preparedness Called Best Path To Peace

judget Message Charges Red ulers Pushing the World To Brink of General Conflict”

Truman Asks Defense Budget Of $60 Billion   President Says Soviet Has Pushed World Te Brink Of General War

HST Sends Budget To  Congress   Blames Soviets For Huge Sum For Defense

President Says Russia Pushing World to War  Huge Sum Needed To Build Armaments

President Accuses Russian Rulers in His Request for Huge Appropriations to Conaress Today.

Public's Funds Sought fo Pay Fines of Fliers  Indignant Citizens    Indignant Citizens‘ Would Provide Cash  To Pay Off ‘Ransom’

Once Held There Himself, He Knows What Might Happen; Official Washington Still Undecided on Course. —

feb RAISING DRIVE IS OPENED  -Indignation Sweeps Nation Over Trial Of Army Fliers.

{ifeld. In Hungary  Americans Dig Down To Pay Fines To Free U. S.:Airmen

CITIZENS START RAISING FUNDS 10 FREE FOUR AIRMEN   Wave of Indignation Spreads Across Countr,, Over Detention of Americans by Hungary.   ONE COMPANY OFFERS TO PAY ENTIRE FINE   Demands for Retaliatior Against Communist Budapest Certain to Be Made in Congress.

Vogeler Leading. hive to Collect Ranson For Flyers   Highway -Carriers Offe To Pay To $120,000 “Wines” Now

VOGELER HEADS MOVEMENT U. S. Citizens Pool Cash To Pay Fines for Airmen

Many Groups OfferToHelp BuyFreedom For 4 Fliers   Robert Vogeler Willing To Act As Co-or dinator; State Dept. Silent

VOGELE SEEK FUNDS TO FREE AIRME}   Public Expected Te Subscribe $120,000 Demanded By Hungary   CONGRESSMEN RESENT SHAKEDOWN BY REDS

Citizens Ready To Pay Fines For Airmen  Nation Indignant  At Plight Of  Imprisoned Fiiers

U. S. Swept By Wave Of Indignation  Highway Carriers   Highway Carriers Ready To Raise All Needed $120.000

Trucker Says He'll Provide RedBlackmnail   Senator Urges American: Of Hungarian Descent Pay Un $120.000

Naster to File $1,000,000 Libel Action   Claims Teitelbaum Concocted Story Of -Tax Shakedown

SIX FROM LAWRENCE   Applications for RFC Vaoans Apnroved by Committee

RIX FROM LAWRENCE   Ae eee: Rae EY  Applications for RFC Voans Ap: mnroved hv Cammittes

Ex-AEC Worker Nabbed With Uranium Bar  Army Lieutenant Claims He ‘Just Wanted A Carcentu

Reds Bring More Troops To The Front   Check Offensive By. UN Troops; ‘Trice Deadlocked

COMMIES TAKE TWO HALLS FROM SOUTH KOREANS   Nam Il Rejects Joy's Statement On Ambush

Virginia State Police Asking Public To Heip Solve Tragic Mystery

LABOR WINS ANOTHER TEST IN BRITAIN   Down Conservatives On Rearmament  By 305-292 Vote

NEARS A DECISION ON INCREASE BILL   Senate Finance Body Studies Corporation, Excess Profit Levies  VIEWS EXEMPT UNITS

NEARS A DECISION ON INCREASE BILI   Senate Finance Body Studies Corporation, Excess Profit Levies

Senate Group Near Decision  On Tax Bill   Sen. George Says Group Wants To Tax Co-operatives

DECISION NEAR ON EXCESS PROFITS CORPORATION TAX   Senate Body May Decide Today Part They Play In Overall Increase

Senate Tax Writers Eye Co-Op Funds  Seek New Source  Of Revenue From ee oe. le ee 8

Profits Tax Revisers Are Near Decision   Senate Group Expected  To Make Cuts in Levy  Pacced bv Honse

Cor poration Tax Decision  Due Today   George Favors Levies On Cooperatives And Mutual Groups

Corporation Tax Decision Is Near   Senate Group Expected to Trim House Levy

Rackets Face Tougher Laws   Crime Probers Train Guns On Tinderworld Groups

Aries Short Change”  \Power Authority Chief Opposes Lehman on Niagara Falls Bills

STATE POWER GROUP BLASTS LEHMAN BILL   Charges Public Will Be Short Changed on Power

saceracic pease... de> .. a, geil unmcaangisianal REPORT 5.1 PER CENT RISE IN CITY CRIMES

PUC SUSPENDS BOOST IN YORK WATER RATES   Proposal Held Over For Six Months —Reasonableness Of Requested Increase To Be Studied

Reveal Life, Death Fight of Guard   Report Describes Escape Attempt of St. Cloud Inmates

Golling Report Tells of Fight In Reformatory   Three Inmates Beat Unarmed Guard in Vain Escape Attempt

Senators Hear Verbal Blast  “McCarthy Charges Dinlomat Jessup ‘With Membership in Six Red Groups

Solon Flays Jessup as ‘Active’ Red  McCarthy Onnaces   McCarthy Opposes Appointment to United Nations Post

Senator McCarthy Swears Under Oath Jessup Has Been Member Of Six Red Front Organizations

CLAIMS JESSUP IN RED FRONTS   M’Carthy Accuses Acheson Advisor in Senate’s Hearings

McCarthy Charges Under Oath Jessup Associated With Reds   Says Ambassador-at-Large Was Affiliated With Six Communisi-Front Oraanizations

IN NEW EXPLOSION   McCarthy Bows Neck ai Hearings on Jessup’s  Nomination

Otter To Swap RefusedByUN   Rejection Comes During ‘Completely Inconclusive Meeting’

Red Offer To Trade  _ Not Interested   Not Interested in Swampy Peninsulas  Offered by Reds

GcAot FIRING NEGOTIATIONS GET NO PLACE   Will Be Resumed Tuesday to Seek Agreement for Namaraation Lina

No Progress Reported In Session; Troops In Gains On Entire Front

UN Rejects New Commie Proposal For Armistice Line  Army Chief Certain Of Eventual Truce, But Not Very Soon

Reject Red Proposal h Truce Talks   ’ Communists Seek To Trade Peninsulas For UN-Captured Area

U. 8. Chief Of Staff Certain, How. ever, That Cease-Fire Agreement Eventually Will Be Reach. ed In Korea   REJECTION FOLLOWS INCONCLUSIVE MEETING

Teams Unable To Find — _ Agreeable Cease-Fire  Line At Long Session

With the State Legislature— Joint Session Today; Senate Okays Tax Bil!

American Unit Fights Its Way Free From Chinese Trap After Being Surrounded by Tank-Supported Reds

FIGHT 18 HOURS ASREDS ATTACK IN WEST KOREA   ‘Too Soon to Tell? Whether Drive Is Maior Offensive

ALLIED TROOPS FIGHT WAY OUT AFTER 18 HOURS   SHIFT OF ACTION MAY SIGNAL START OF RED OFFENSIVE

More Than 40l Of Attacking Enemy Killed   Escape a ‘Mad Dash;” Russian-Type Tanks Take Part in Battle

Allied Units Surrounded By Tank-Supported Reds But Escape In Battle

Chinese Tanks Aid Surorise Attack In West   No More Armistice Talks At Kaesongq, Ridgway Announces

China Forces Use Tanks for  First Time   Predict Either Start or Buildup For New Offensive

Chinese Drive Traps US Unit, Fights Way Free After Battle   Both Ends of Line Under Attack By Large Elements

Trapped Yanks Fight Way Out   New Site Demanded For Truce Meeting

UN Troops Fight Clear Of Enemy After 18 Hours   Marines Regain Lost Ground As Reds Open Attack

American Force Fights Way Out Of Red Trap In 18-Hour Battle   U.S. Marines Are Driven Back As Fighting Grows In Intensity

‘Abrupt Attack By Ta nk-Supported Reds May Be Beginning Of A New Offensive

U. S. Unit Fights Free of Red Trap   Chinese Tanks Reported In Action for First Time

Russian Tanks Used in Battle   More Than 400 cf Red Troops Slain in Fight

Yank Unit Fights Free of Red Trap In 18-Hour Battle   Kill More Than 300 of Attacking Chinese Reaiment

Chinese Use Tanks In Drive   Sudden Attack Could be Start Of New Offensive

Red Attack Erupts Quiet West Front   Trapped Allied Units Fight Clear With Haln Pull Back trp OQwn Line

UN UNITS ARE FORCED BACK BY PRESSURE   Long-Quiet West Scene Of Violent Action Eruption

Infantrymen Surrounded By Chinamen   UN Troop, Airmen Kill 400 Chinese Tankmen in 18-Hour Battle Along Front

Surrounded By Enemy Force For 18 Hours   3000 Man Enemy Unit Led by Tanks Pulls Surprise ° Attack on West Front _

ALLIED UNIT © FIGHTS OUT OF RED TRAP   Thousands of Chinese, Supported by Tanks, Surround U.N. Troops in Surprise Attack Today.   & U.N. ESCAPE IS CALLED “MAD DASH’   Allied Wounded Brought Out on Tanks From Clash 25 Miles From Kaesong Parley Site.

Surprise Thrust On Western Front By 3,000 Chinese  400 Attackers Killed, UN Says;   400 Attackers Killed, UN Says; 20 Russian-Type Tanks Spotted

Tank-Supported Chinese Launeh Surprise Attack; Marines Suffer Setback

ALLIES FIGHT OUT OF TRAP   Defeat Tank-Supported Chinese In 18-Hour Battle

Fight Way To Safety — After Battle   Red Tanks Lead Surprise Assault On U.N. Position

U. N. Infantrymen Fight Way out of Trap in 18-Hour Battle; Enemy Uses Tanks Again.   LONG-QUIET FRONT ERUPTS IN ACTION

Tank-Backed Chinese Trap Allied Unit   Planes Support UN Soldiers in Escape Battle

After 18-Hour Battle UJ. S. Unit Breaks Away from Chinese Reds   More Than 400 of 3,000 Attacking Comunists Killed

400 Of Attacking Chinese Communists Killed As U. N. Infantrymen Break Through Encirclement.

FIGHTING INCREASES IN KOREA 400 Chinamen Killed As Allies Smash Trap On  Western Korea Front

Red Attack May Be Start Of ‘Offensiv 7e   Tank-Led Chincse Surround Troops In Weat Front Surprise

Surprise Attack Surrounds Allies On Western Fron   Thousands Of Tank Supported Chinese Launch Big Push

Allied Unit Fights Way Out of Trap  In 18-Hour Battle Report Killing of 300 to 400 Chinese

Soviet-Type Tanks Support Thousands Of Chinese Troops   Reds Shift Battle Scene In Surprise Surrounding Move

CHINESE LED BY TANKS HIT YANK TROOP!   Escape by “Mad Dash” After ' 18 Hours of Battling Night Attack.

Red Chinese Hit Allies in  Surprise Blow   Allied Unit Fights Way Out in Bitter 18-Hour Battle on Western Front

UN UNITS ARE FORCED BACK BY PRESSURE   Long-Quiet West Scene Of Violent Action Eruption   Texas' Gen. Walker Engineered Naktong Stand—  U. S. Forces Won First Decisive Victory Qne Year Ano

Allies Fight Way Out In'18-Hour Battle   Surrounded By Thousands Of Tank-Supported Reds

Reds Hit On West: Front With Tanks   - Russian-Type Armor Reported In‘Aréa ° By Allied Officers. -

Encircled Allies Battle Way from West Front Trap  Red Chinese Open New Offensive in Kaesong District

Allied Foree Fights Way Out of Trap   Tanks Lead Chinese In 18 Hour Battle: US  Marines Recoup

Chinese Backed By Tanks Ring Allied Forces On West Front   Marines Regain 400-Yard Loss Taken by North  Koreans in East

Allied Force Fights Way Out Of Chinese Trap   Break Out Of Circle After 18-Hour Baftle On West-Korean Front

Trapped ULN. Troops Fight For 18 Hours   Make Escape From Thousands Of Chinese Backed By Tanks And Kill More Than 400

Chinese Hit Sudden Blow   Mony of Attackers Stein in 18-Hour Battle on LongQuiet Western Front

Thousands Of Tank-Supported Chinese Circle Allied Unit In Surprise Attack

Some of United States Forces Driven Back But Fight Back in Strength

UN Troops Freed In 18-Hour Battle   Marine Unit Regains Ground Lost Earlier

Allies Fight Thru Communist Trap in  18-Hour Battle   Eighth Army Spokesman Says It Is Too Early To Tell If New Offensive Is Underway

Russia, Beaten Ir: Anngrily Denounce   fank-Supported Chinese Drive Allied Unit Back   Abrupt Attack May Be Opening Of. Offensive

Russian-type  Tanks Rumble Against UN  Tank Supported Chinese Pull Surprise Attack

American Unit Surrounded on Long-Quiet Weste Front by Thousands of Tenk- ‘Supported Chinese-U. S. Infantrymen and Supporting  Planes Report Killing More Than 400 Commies

Guard, Reservist Calls Nearly Over  See 24-Mo. Limit; - Draft Plan Cleared

U. S$. Would Consider Stopping At 38th Parallel If Reds Quit   Topheavy UN Majority That Branded China ‘Aaaressor Spli#ting Up Over Steps to Be Taker

U.S: Considers Stopping At 38th Parallel   Hed China, However, Must Agree To Truce On Terms OF UN

New Enemy Threats Reason for Decision  To Stop at Parallel  £ Hold Defense Line in Hopes Reds Will Change Attitude

U.S. Ready To Halt at. 38th Parallel   Woald Consider Previous UN Terms  if Red China Agrees

U. 5. Would Consider Stopping at 38th Parallel If Communists Aaree fo Truce

KkkkKk* FIRE AT PHILADELPHIA WATERFRONT WRECKS 18 FIRMS: DAMAGES HEAVY

31 Taxmen Get Walking. Papers As Probe Spreads   Change In Disiricis  GOP To Pass Reapportionmen Bul At Session. Wednesday

‘Amended Reorganization Bill Passed; Budget Deficit Looms   Lawmakers Work till Early Morning Hours Winding Up Business Matters; Committee Appointed to Supervise Alaska Finances 

Superforts In Heavy Attacks In North Korea   Tons Of Bombs Are Dropped On Airfields North Of 38th Paralle

Fifteen Forts  Hit Airfields   Withdrawal Dubbed ‘Operation Mystify’

DAMAGE SUITS FOR  $297,500 RECORDED   Actlon Taken As Result Of ExBlesion Of Drnamite-Laden Truck Near Halitewn

Plane Fires On Village By Accident   -50Laliber Bullets Pelt Groveport, But No One Is Injured

Angry Cadets Claim They  Got Raw Deal.   Sume to Appeal: GOF Finds Cause in Capital Dishonesty

Expelled Cadets At West Point Cry ‘Raw Deal’   90 Slated for Ouster Say They Are 'Goats

90 West Point Cadets Call Decision to Discharge “Raw Deal”   Re MILTON RICRMAN   OFFICIALS STUNNED

Fine Reported Willing to Eliminate Death Penalty From Defense Program

State May Drop Civil Defense Death Penalty  AFL Objects To Part Of Proposed Bill in Legislature

YOUTHS, AGE 7, MISSING SINCE MONDAY NIGHT   Fear Felt Youngsters Fell Into Swamp Or Mine Shaft

MISSING SINC MONDAY NIGHT   Fear Felt Youngsters Fell Into Swamp Or Mine Shaft

Bitter Rivals Square Off in 3.Game Seriac   Outcome Will Determine Winner of 1951 National League Pennant Race.

Two Charges of Kidnaping Filed in McAlester Incident  High School Girl Tells of Harrowing , Experience With Ex-Convict Kidnaper

‘Plucky Girl Tells Story. 2: s Charges Filed. Against ‘Man ; Who Admits Kidnaping Youths

Dr. Gordon Seagrave Freed From Prison  ewe Cc aremnanit }. Da   ‘Burma Surgeon” To Resume Work; Wife Refoices At Freedom

Showdown On Income Tax Near  Taylor to Attend GOP Caucus in Wheelchair for

State Sen. Taylor, Senate President To Make Wheel-Chair Trip From Hospital To Attend GOP Caucus   ADMINISTRATION KEY PINANCIAL MEASURE

GOP “Good Government’ Group Keeps Tennessee Democrats Out of Court

Sittler Arranges Session Coke Producers  To Meet Monday; Connor Speaker

LEFTIOT HELD IN CONTEMPT OF U3, COUR   Sentenced to 90 Days Afte: Refusal to Tell Who Gave Red Bail.

Field is Ordered Jailed forRefusal To List Bondsmen   Millionaire Leftist To Get Appeal Hearing On Contempt Charge

WEALTHY LEFTIST HELD IN CONTEMPT   SENTENCED FOR REFUSING TO TELL WHO PROVIDED BOND FOR 4 TOP REDS.

Millionaire Field Sentenced To Jail For Contempt Of Court  Leftist Refuses To Tell Who Provided Bond For Four Bail-Jumping Communists

MILLIONAIRE RED JAILED IN CONTEMPT   Frederick Vanderbilt. Field Led to Cell While Wait _ ing Result of U. S. Court Appeal.   » REFUSES TO NAME REDS’ BONDSMEN   Bar Parole to Leftist Who Withholds Names of Men Wanted to Trace Missing Reds.

Jurist Orders F ield To Jail For Contempt   Defense Plea Turned Down Pending Appeal For Wealthy Leftist

Wealthy Field Given 90 Days For Contempt.  Refuses to Tell  Who Put Up Bail Baw Eaves Bade

Field Jailed For Refusing To Tell Who Posted Bond   Millionaire Leftist Committed For Contempt OF Court.

Red “Angel”.  a  Behind Pars   Millionaire Vanderbilt Jailed for Not Telling Benefactors

Millionaire Leftist Frederick Vanderbilt Field Is Jailed Today for Contempt of Court in Refusing to Tell Who Posted Communists’ Bail

Field Begins  Jail Sentence  Given 90 Days in Priso On Contemnot Count

FY, FIRLD JAILED  INRED BOND CASE   Millionaire Refuses to Tell Who Put Up $80,000 for Four Barl-Jumpers

Field Is Jailed For Contempt   Red Sympathizer © Gets 90-Dav Term

WHO PUT UP REDS’ BAIL? pe ee ge  Wealthy Leftist Sentenced For Contempt of Court

SevenCommunis! Leaders Begin  Prison Sentences  Atom Spy Greenglass Also Leaves For Lewisburg Jail

Field Ordered To Jail For Contempt; Retuses  To List Red Bondsmen

FREDERICK FIELD ORDERED JAILED   Appeal Hearing Is Slated Later Today At Yale Law School

Wealthy Leftist Given Sentence, Contempt Coun   Frederick Field Ref uses To Teil Who Posted Bail For Communists

Confempt of Court Jails Rich Leftist   Refuses To Tell Names of Donors Of Cash For Bail

Pa ° alte . Left-Wing Millionaire Field May Be Jailed Today Has Little Time Left to Appeal 90-Dav Sentence for Contempt of Court

Field Is Jailed For Contempt   Refuses to Name Bailees   4 Fugitive Reds Jump $80,000 Bail in East

Field Jailed. for Refusal to Name Reds  Identities Needed to Trace Fuaitives

Millionaire Commie Angel Sent To Jail   Judge Gives Field 90 Days or Until He Decides to Tell Wha Put up Bail Money

Field Jailed For Contempt   Refused to Tell About Bond for Missing Reds

Court Rejects — Motion to Delay Pending Appeal   Field Keeps Silence on Source of Bail fer Fuaitives

Field is Jailed For Refusal to Name Bondsmen   Wealthy Friend Of Red Leaders Held in Contempt

Millionaire Field Starts Jail Term in Contempt Case  Refuses To Reveal Bond Sponsors for Four Missina Reds

Rich Red Is Jailed ‘90 Days   ‘rederick Vanderbilt Field Found in Contempt of Court—Rejects Defense   TO APPEAL HEARING   Had Refused to Reveal Names of Those Who Posted Bond in Trials

Frederick Field Is Jailed for Court Contempt  Refuses to Tell Who Posted Reds’ Bail

Millionaire Leftist Tossed in Clink for Contempt of Court   Frederick Vanderbilt Field Refuses to Tell Whe Posted $80,000 Bond for Four Communist Leaders Now Fugitives

 MillionaireRed Sent to Jail Fer Contempt   Meld Gets Ninety Days Appeal Hearing on Today

Field Found Guilty Of Contempt      Judge Allows Temporary Stay Of Sontanen

Field Is Jailed For Contempt In Bail Gase   Refused to Reveal Who - Supplied Cash for Four Fuvitive Reds

Field, Angel of Leftwingers, Is Ordered fo Jail   Refuses To Tell Who Posted Bail For Missina Reds

Millionaire - Leftist ls Committed to Jail   Federal Judge Denies Plea in Be half of Field to Await Appeal.

Millionaire Leftist Given 90-Day Term   Frederick Vanderbilt Field Sentenced on Contempt Charge

Left-Wing Millionaire Jailed For Shielding U.S. Red Bail Jumpers

Judge Orders Field to Jail  For Contempt   Millionaire Leftist Declin. ed to Tell Who Posted  Bail for Fugitives

Field Ordered To Jail After Contempt Count   Refuses To Tell Who Posted Bond For Red Leaders

Field Judged in Contempt for Shielding Reds   Millionaire Leftist Faces Jail Term for Refusing to Tell Who Provided Bond fo: Bail-Jumping Communist Leaders.

Millionaire Is Ordered to Jail For Contempt   Refuses to Tdentify Bondsmen of 4 Last Reds

saree Oona anatamitieeatitats  Millionaire Leftist Refuses to Ideritify Commie Bondsman

Reds’ Millionaire  Pal Gets Time for  Contempt of Court   Field Refuses to Say Where Cash Came From for Bonds

Millionaire Red Jailed In New York   Field Lodged Behind Bars Despite Appeal

JUDGE REFUSES NEW PAROLE 0 RICH ‘LEFTIST’   Still Hunting for ‘Four Missing Men Who Jumned Bail .

—NO PAROLE—  Field Is Jailed for Contempt   DELAY DENIED FOR APPEAL

U.S. Court Rejects Plea  Appeal Hearing tee clantensl Teuslowr  €pnl

Field Convicted Of Conte mpt AsFBI Calls On Citizens To Aid In Search Of Eight Reds

JUDGE ORDERS MILLIONAIRE FIELD JAILED   REFUSED TO TELL WHO POSTED BAIL FOR FUGITIVE REDS

Field Jailed For Silence   Refuses to Reveal  Source of Red Bait

Government StepsUpHunt For Eight  Communists  Calls on Citizens To Aid Search; Field Sentenced

U.S. Is Able To Aid Allies, Bradley Says  General Talks At Valley Forge On ‘Freedom’

Bradley Speaks To Freedoms Foundation; Number Of Substantial Awards Are Made

Bradley Says U.S. Has Strength to Share With Allies   Hudson Valley Residents Share in Annual Foundation Awards

U. S. Strong, Bradley Says  _ Nation Should Share To Build Up Allies:

‘Best in United States’  Florida Civil Defense Program Is Freedom Foundation Winne:

Bradley Says U.S. Can Help [Free World in Its Emergency   Cites Atlantic Pact. Group As — Strong Combinatior

Bradley Reassures U. S. America Has “Ample Strength’  To Share With Free-World Allie:

AMERICA URGED TO HELP OTHERS RETAIN FREEDOM   General Declares Free Nations Can Assure Military Supremacy —Freedom Awards Made.

-U. S. Has “Ample Strength” To Share With Free-World Allies, Says Bradley

Speaks at Valley Forge  U.S. Must Share Freedom With World, Bradley Says

BRADLEY SAYS U0. CAN GIVE OF STRENGTE   Talks at Freedom Foundatior Awards of $100,000 at Valley Forge.

Ample Might To Share, Says Gen. Bradley   US Can Carry Load Until World Neighbors Are Independent of Aid

Bradley Speaks On Strength For Democracy   Many Persons and Groups Receive Freedom Foundation Awards

‘U.S. Has Strength To Share’   Bradley Declares We ‘Should Bolster Allies  With Faith As Well As  Snidiers. Faod and Guns

US Strength Is Ample-- Bradley   Tells. Freedoms Foundation Audience That There Is Little Chance of Lighter Military Load. Now

Bradley Speaks At Ceremonies   Says U. S. Able To Share Its Strength

Bradley Says . U.S. Strength Is Ample  Chief Of Staff In Statement About

U.S. Has ‘Ample’ Siresigth-Bradley   Says Production, Skill. Of. Free Nations Will dhssure Supremscy:

U.S. Strength To Boost ‘Allies, Says Gen. Bradley   Speaks At Arinual Presentation Of Awards By Freedoms Foundation At Valley Force

Berserk Man In Gun Fight With Police e   Three and One-half Hour Battle In Rain Draws 5,000 Person:

Drowning Takes Lives of Seven   Foster Youth, 16, Claimed in Lake

Nation's Greatest Welcome in History Tendered in  New York ESTIMATED BY POLICE  Double the Tumouts for General Eisenhower and Lindbergh

Nation’s Greatest Welcome in History Tendered in New York   BAZ SSAVSL RL EDS OVS & \7bsb\ iu  Double the Turnouts fot General Eisenhower and Lindbergh

Engineer Offered $10,000 To Sign Truckers Report   Asked To Say Trucks Cause No More Highway Damage Than Autos.

St. Louis Engineer Says Truckers Offered Him $10,000 for Statement

Will Reopen An Inquiry as  To Lobbyi ing   Engineer Asserts He Was Made an Offer of $10,000

Russia Denies Troop Reports  Declares Reports Of Manchuria Troops  misamta

Richmond Tornado Causes Heavy Loss None Killed But Damage  Estimated At Between 2 And 4 Million

Water User  Mflays Rumor   Rumor HelPs Canyon to Be Pushed Before Palisades Heard

Kinston Tobacco Hearing Put Off   Judge Says Auction Is Public Interest

Present Generation Will Never Know Normal Peacetime Says Governor Dewey

TRUCKS ORDERED GIVE MAIL, ARMS TOP PRIORITY   Switchman's Strike Seems Be Ending In Some Areas

Approval Giver To Loyalty Bill By Legislature  Senate Critics Unable to Stop  en sake aed inetd   Goes to Dewey

Price Ceiling Is Lifted on Sugar Today  Also Off Raw  Farm Products

‘SUGAR, RAW FARM PRODUCTS SELLING BELOW PARITY BEING “RELIEVED OF PRICE CEILINGS

Price Curbs On Sugar Are Lifted   Controls Removed From Some Raw Farm Products

DiSalle Sees Price Rise Os. 6 Pet.   Continued Advance Before Stabilization Predicted

DiSalle Predicts Prices fo Go Up Another 5 Per Cent by Midsummer

nn a ee ineheselnaieeienineanenhieienideasieitninneesdanensinminiacasiiineansiaie  OPS Chiet Foresees Price Rise   Expects General Increase Of From Five to Six  Per Cent by Midsummer  TARMP PNHICLKPOIIwwT om   LABOR DISGRUNTLED   Union Representatives Demand Bigger Voice in Stabilization Program   BUI.LETIN

Price Level Will Go Up, Chief of OPS Believes   DiSalfe Expects “Five or six Fer Cent or Eyen .Mare’ Increase Before Some Degree ot Stability Is Reached; Wants Margin Plan

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Habits Of Fans--Baseball Manners Are Declining

$4,000,000 Loss Reported, Many Records Burned   Four Firemen, One Policeman Overcome in Blaze

Weoghiy bcdlchow   Spinster Saved from Wrecked House, Hit by Five-Ton Boulder

Stars May Have To Take Cut In Salary  Twentieth - Century -F o> Ache Eveciutivec Ta Tekan

Carter’s Liver Removed   Pill Makers Left Feeling Sluggish, Trritaole D Fades! Trade Commission Decree

U.S., After Long Study, Orders Word ‘Liver’ Knocked Out of Carter's Little Liver Pills

Among Other Phings ....  ‘Carter’s Little Liver Pills Can Stay Little but Not Liver

Uncle Sam, MD, Orders ‘Liver’ Operation On Carter’s Little Pills  60-Year-Old Patient Determined Not To Give Up Ghost Without Fight

INDIA REFUSES TO SIGN JAPAN PEACE TREATY      Nehru Opposes U. S. Troop Retention; Plans Own Pact

G.I. Vietim Tells How -At American Soldiers WereSho By Yank Flier’s Fatal Erroi

Four Hunters Are Killed — by Gunfire, Four Succumb Result of Heart Attacks

Democratic Leaders Not Happy Over Texas’ Special Election Tomorrow

Demos May Lose in Texas Election   Republican May Slip Through Special Vote for Congress Place

Democrats See Chance For GOP Victory   House Leaders Are Fearful Republican May Win In Texas

Democratic, Leaders Fear That Republican May Be Sent To House In Texas Election

House Democratic Leaders Fear GOP Candidate Mav Win In Texas Election

CHICAGO MAPS HUGE TURNOUT FOR M ARTHUR   General To Parade Throug! Loop And Speak At Stadium Thursday.

Chicago All Set To Hail M Arthur   Record Demonstration Planned Thursday

Chicago Expects Three a ‘Million Will Greet Gen. MacArthur On Thursdav

Chicago Plans MacArthur Day  Millions To Welcome Five-Star General

St. John’s Lutheran C!-orus Presents Musical Vesper Service Dec. 16

Middies Flail Army As Grid Curtain Drops   TCU, Baylor, Texas Tech Accept Bid To New Year’s Day Bowls

Navy Tops Cadets, 42 to 7  Texas Christian   Texas Christian Beats SMU. 13-2

Colorado Flood Fatal to Seven   Four in One Denver Family Are Victims

Flash Floods Fatal To 7 in Colorado  4 in Denver Family Trapped in Trailer

Flash Flood. Spreads Death In Colorado  Nine Persons Drown,   Nine Persons Drown, Four of them Members Of a Denver Family

Beardsley Still Sees No Reason fo: Higher Income Tay  Says No Increase In Other Taxes Nleeded hv State

Enforcement of Tax Laws Picked Up Sharply. ‘When Revenue Fraud Investigations Started

Tax Fraud Cases Are Stepped Up   Justice Department Getting 22 Times More than in 1950

TAX PROSECUTION CASES MOUNTING   Announce New, Firings, - Forced. Resignations -.-:

Tax Fraud Cases for Prosecution Show Marked Increase in 3 Months

BIG INCREASE. IN TAX FRAUD GASES CITEL   Sharp Decline in Those Dropped; Drive Being Made on Delinquents.

Bureau Tightens Tax Case Policies  Tougher Action Follows Probes

Men 26 to 27 Seem Next on Draft List  World War II Vets, - However, Look  Safe for Present

Men 26 to 27 Seem Next on Draft List  World War II Vets, However, Look

Daily News Index   naised 2 Years     Says Draft Age May Have To Be

Suggests Drafting Men of 26 and 27  No Veterans’ Calls Now, Says Vinson

Plan To Raise Draft Age To 26-27 Studiec   House. Committee Rejects Proposal To Take Veterans Now

Draft Eyes Single Men Through 27   House Committee Against Inducting Veterans  At This Time

AGE EXTENSION IN DRAFT NOW IS CONSIDERED   May Call 26, 27 Year Single Men; Action On Vets Declined

Vinson Proposes Dratt Ai Single. Non-Vets U pP To2  ‘Abend Of 18-Y ear-Old ees

26-27- Year-Old Single Men 'May Be Drafted; Veterans :Of Last War May Be Exempt   Chairman Vinson Says Top Limit May Have To Be Raised— Senator Johnson Wants Young Husbands, 4-F’s Inducted First

Draft May Take Single Men 26, 27   Vinson Claims Veterans Should Not Be Taken

Raising Draft Ages Urged By Sen. Vinson  Would Hike Limits To 27 Years Before Tealing 18.Yanr.Olde

Single Men 26, 27 May Receive Call   House Committee Ponders Manpower Sources

IN DRAFT NOW 1S CONSIDERED      May Call 26, 27 Year Single Men; Action On Vets Declined

Mr. Republican Chalks Up Votes  ‘7.000 Cheer As Taft Calls Korea ‘Truman’s War’

Earthslides, Floods, Cold Plague Nation   Columbia, Pa., Without Water After Ice Jams; New York Freeze Holds

Bitter Cold Grips North   Freak Flood Causes Emergency Situation

Frigid Spell Has Northeast in Grip; Northwest Warmer   53 In Montana, 45 Below At Top Corner of  Whaw Waele

Joint Concert, Last of Series, Is Termed Best by Audience Here Sunday

Shields Band, Choir to Give Joint Concert, Last of Series, Here Sunday

Brisk Turnout Develops All Over State   Clark, Poling Both Predict Victory by 100.000 Margins

Mexico Coldest Spot In State With 8 Below   Some Moderation In Cold On Tap For State Tomorrow

State to Get Some ‘Relief’ From the Cold   Slightly Moderating Weather Predicted Today and Tomorrow

FIVE DIE, 11 INJURED IN WATERFRONT FLASH FIRE AT CUBAN U.S. NAVY BASE

5 Dead In U.S. Naval Base Blast   I Missing; 11 Hurt As Flash Fire Hits Guantanamo

Naval Base Fire Kills 5; One Missing   Two U. S. Officers Are Among Dead   11 Burned In Flash Blaze Along Waterfront At Guantanamo

YELLOW CAB OUR NEW PHONE NO. IS 414: FORMERLY 6600 WR CWT? &£ SONS _Ad.

STATE MAY TAKE “UNCLAIMED LAND   73-AcreePlot Is Found in . Rich:Gas District. -

Czechs To Set 2 Pilots Free   Allied Fliers To Get Their Planes, Prague Says

Sen. Hunt Pleads For ‘No Cuts,   Lodge Postpones Report on Talks With Eisenhower

Cabot fo Report On Visit With Gen. Eisenhower   Information May Help in Drafting Security Bill

Lodge Repor ts His Vi isit With.  Generallke ~   Mass. Senator To "Speak Before Closed Session Of Commitice

Proposed Cuts In Foreign Aid Measure Blasted   Hunt Calls Giant Bill U. S. Investment In Nation's Survival

BIG GUTS ARE HELD THREATS TO SEGUAIT]   Hunt Says Economic Aid to Antireds Best Gov't Investment.

Ike Expected To Ask More U.S. Troops   Senator Lodge % Reports to Congress On Visit to General

Selon Blasts Attempts To Trim $8,500,000,000 Foreign Aid Measure

New Headway Made in 5th Kaesong Talk   ‘Information Is Withheld On Enemy Proposal At Tenece Parlev

Nabs 1 Hurt In Leap; 2  Still Sought   Smuggled Hack-Saw Blades Used By Bank Robber, Burglar

Knock Down Ten Planes   Smash First Red Massed Bomber Flight Across Yalu; Reds Rush Frontline Buildup

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Down Ten Communist Airplanes

Kighth Army Ordered War  To Continue  Truman Quotes Secret Paper

10RedCraft Shot Down, Allies None   Four Enemy Planes Are  - Damaged, One May Have Been Destroyed in Addition   Convoys Are Huge   Total of 9,200 Vehicles Counted, and It May Be Incomplete

No Allied Craft Lost in Great Aerial Victory   Enemy Bombers Caught In Mass Flight Beyond Manchurian Border

American Pilots Bag 9 Bombers In Air Victory  Red Truck Convoys Race To Front

Americans Score Great Air Victory   No Allied Planes Reported Lost In Mig Alley Battle; Big Convoy Found

Enemy Loses Ten Aircraft In MIG Alley   Nine Bombers Shot Down, All UN Craft Return After Batile

‘Nine Enemy Bombers Downed In N. Korea   No Allied Planes Lost; Greatest Air Victory Of Korean War Won Just South Of Yalu River

Allies Score Great Victory In Aerial Fight   10 Red Planes Shot Down And Four Others Damaged; No UN Planes Are Lost 

ALLIES CLAIM GREATEST AIR WAR VICTORY   Sabres Cut Through Red Bombers South Of Yalu

DESTROY 9 ENEMY BOMBERS   Americans Score Greatest Air Victory as Chinese Send Out Bomber Fleet First Time. _   REDS RUSHING IN. SUPPLIES BY TRUCK   Allies Spot 9,200 Trucks.  , Moving Behind Enemy Lines and Destroy 300 of Them.

SABRE PILOTS © KNOCK DOWN 1 RED AIRCRAFT   Smash Bombers at Yalu River; First To Make Crossing

Infantry Action Maintains Quiet Tempo  Propeller - Driven Red Planes Are Cauaht in Attack

31 Sabres Meet 16 Russia- Type Crafton Yalu   Commie Trucks Race To Front Line—Ground Action Quiet After Cease-Fire Confusion

Victory Is Greatest Of Korean War   Enemy Is Rushing Long Convoys Of Trucks To Front

Sabre Jets Win Great Air Victory.   Fifth Air Force Reports One-Day Haul of 10 — Red Planes Shot Down, Four Damaged and One Probably Destroyed—Ground Fighting Still Dormant—Enemy Truce Proposa) Reiected

Worst Air Loss Of War to Reds   NO AMERICAN LOSSES   Long Convoys of Red Trucks Seen Speeding Toward Frontlines

10 of Enemy's Planes Downed In Biggest Korean Air Clash: Red Truck Convoys Moving Up

Allied Fliers Shoot Down 10 Red Aircraft   Soviet PropellorCraft Slaughtered ‘By Jet Attacks

4 Damaged In Greatest Air Victory  Americans Catch Enemy Planes on Training Flight

Great Air Battle Is Reported Along With Astounding Jump In- Enemy Traffic to the Front

Ten Planes Downed By  Americans   Nine Bombers Among Communist Losses In Battle Fought Near Yalu River ‘

HED BOMBERS KNOCKED OT BY JET PILOT:   Biggest. Air ‘Battle of Wari ‘Attack on First Mass Flight Across Yalu.

9 Bombers In Enemy Craft Lost   American Sabres Pounce On Communist Flight; Big Movement Of Trucks Spotted

Long, Deadly Curve  9Red Bombers, MIG Shot DownInGreat USAF Victory

Ten Reds Downed American Airmen Lay Claim  To Greatest Victory Of War

Flight of Bombers From Yalu Broken   Biggest Air Victory Scored as Reds Speed Heavy Truck Traffic to Fron

U > Jets Down      Major Air Battle  Huge Red Convoys Moving to Front; Li N. Forces to Stay in Kores

Biggest U. N Air Victory Chalked Up   First Red Bombers To Venture Across Border Destroved

Americans Win Greatest Air Battle Of Korean War, Destroying Nine Bombers And Fighter-Bombers And One Mig—Four Other Communist Craft Damaged —No Allied Fliers Lost—Long Convoys Of Red Trucks Sighted Moving Toward Front

Allies Claim Greatest Air Victory of War  Mig Red Formation BRetherad am Eilahe

U.S. Pilots Down 9 Bombers, I Jet      Win Greatest Air Battle in Korea; Smash at 9,200 Red Trucks

US Pilots Bag 10  Red Planes   American Sabres Win Greatest Air Battle Of War With No Losses

U. §. Pilots Score Biggest Victory Of War   American Jet Planes Shoot Down Many Reds

Sabre Jet Pilots Bag 10 Red Planes, 9 of Them Bombers   Four Others Damaged and One Probably Destroyed No Allied Planes Lost.

U.S. Jets Win Greatest Battle Of Korean War   ‘Pilots Report Ten Red Planes Downed; 9 of Craft Bombers

10 RED PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN BY U.N. PILOTS   Nine Enemy  Bombers Are Bagged In First Communist Venture Across Yalu Into  MIG Alley.

Jet Pilots Score Best Yet in Korea   Foe Multiplies Truck Convoys In Vast Build-Up

Ailied Craft Home Safely, Officials Say   Reds Caught While On Training Flight Over Yalu Line

Air Win Greatest Since War Began   Four Communist Jets Are Damaged And One Other May Be Destroyed

Biggest Victory Of Korean War For  American Pilots   Nine Bombers Included In Group, Four Others Damaged; Baq Planes In One Long Curve

NINE BOMBERS DESTROYED BY YANKS   Fifth Air Force Reports No Planes Lost   Described As Greatest Of Korean War; Navy Units Step Up Attacks

UN Pilots Claim Biggest Victory In Korean War   Bombers and Escorts Shot Down, Damaaex

Down Ten Red Cratt,  Lose None   -Propeller-Driven Planes Trapped; VICS Driven OF

Heaviest Toll Included Nine  Enemy Bombers  Biggest Air Fight Rages as Ground ‘Lull’ Continues

10 Red Bombers Downed And 4 Others Crippled; No Allied Planes Lost   American Sabres Pounce On 30 Red Bomb ers And Their Escort Of 16 Mig-15 Jets; Rattle lasted 20 Minutes.

Allied Airmen Score Knockouts On 18 Fighter And Bomber Planes As ‘Red Buildup Continues In Korea

~—~YALU DUEL— 9 Bombers Downed in Single Run   NO ALLIED CRAFT LOST

SHOOT DOWN 0 DAMAGE FOUR ENEMY PLANES   No Allied Planes Lost In Biggest Air Fight Of War

U.N. Wins   Down LO Red Planes. Damage 4, Lose No Sabres; Big Convoy Of Red Trucks Seen

US Pilots Victors in Greatest Air Battle of the War   4 Dainaged as Bombers Venture Across Yalu River for First Time

Jets Shoot Down 10 Red Planes, Damage 4 and Probably Destroy Another. No U. S. Losses.

Hoover Warns Nation Agains! Risking Land War With Sovie  } Ee. Dencidant Dennnens Sterancthaning

Hoover to  U.S.: Shun Land War   Denies Isolationism but Cites Feats of Soviet Army in Last War.

‘Advocates Air And Sea Power to  Defeat Soviets _ If Kremlin Attacks Europe He Would Pour It On “Until They Have Had

HOOVER SEES ATR POWER AS CHIFF DEFENSE   Warns Against Land War with Russia; Says  Civilization Will Die

CAUTION URGED IN HOOVER TALK   Warns Of Risks In Land War With Russia  In Broadcast

Play It Safe   Stop, Look, Listen Warning Is Issued By Hoover In Talk

‘Stop, Look, Listen’ Warning Issued By Hoover On Arming   Former President, Denying Isolationism, Says Land War With Russia Risks Less Of All Civilization——Favors Power Buiidun

Hoover Urges Tough Sea-Air  Defense Line   Former President Tnsists He Is No Advocate TOM PSE

Avoid Land War With  Russ: Hoover   Urges Air, Sea Powe: to Pour on Reds If They Attack Europe

Hoover Advises Against Ground War With Reds   Says US Now Shauld Stop, Look And Listen

Hoover Advises Against Land War With Russ  Recommends U. S. Adopt Stop, Look, Listen. Policy

Hoover Warns Civilization Los In Risking War  Caution Urged On U. S. Before  “Eiahtinga Russia

Hit By Air If Attacked. He Urges   Ex-President Lists 10-Point Program

Hoover Warns Of Dire Peril In Land War With Russians   Only Former President Advises Air and Sea Power Jc Punish If Soviets Attack Europe

HOOVER URGES NATION DODGE WAR WITHUSSR   Former President Sees End Of Civilization Through Conflict

Avoid Land War With Russia Is Hoover's Advice   We Would Risk All, Even Security At Home,  He Feelg

THOUSANDS TOSEE35 1H )00-MILE RACE   Rose, Parsons, Nalon Favorites To Win Speedway Classic.

Tells UN Team How His Brother Was Killed   Charge Jolts Hopes For Resumption Of Armistice Talks

Neutrality Zone Killing Described By Korean Youth   Boy, 15, Says Brother Fell Under Allied Strafing Attack

Korean Boy Tells Story of Killing   Father Bitter at UN: Officers Say He Was Coached

See Note Of Cheer In Report From Bedside Of Ailing Sen. Vandenberg

PROP. 3 RESULT  Bar Cor ithaie“SiGales 3 Plans For Reorganizing Marin Courts

PROP. 3 RESULT ‘Bar Committee. Studies 3 Plans For Reorganizing Marin Courts

Burlington Railroad Halts Operations in Hannibal As Mississippi Rises

Flood Stops Burlington   Water on Tracks Too High For Diesel Operation

Find Missing Divorcee Stain   Body in Garden Near Bowdoin Compus

New Red Claims ‘Add To Tension At Peace Talks   Planes: Over Meeting Site. Communists Charge Again

Talks Renewed As Reds Throw Added Charges   Broadcast Says U.N. Violating Security; Weather Slows Battle

Reds Threaten New Snarl In Truce Parleys   Communists Whip Up New Charges Of Security Violations

Communists Make New Charges of UN Security Violations; Warplanes Go After Reds’ Transportation. 

NEW RED CHARGES MAY AGAIN SNARL ARMISTICE TALKS   Chinese Communist Radio Declares U, N. Planes Flew Over Panmunjom Sunday and Monday.   DELEGATES HOLD TWENTIETH MEETING   Ridgway Says It Would Be Difficult to Predict What Would Follow Success or Failure of Parley.

Reporter Explains What To Do With Chinese Captive On Korean Front

THEY ROUGH TT Shed A Tear For White House  Reporters On Truman Crutse   Correspondent! Captures Red Then Can't Turn Him Loose

Red So Young He's Just t Pink— Courageous Reporter Should Get DSC (Darn Sorry Catch)

lrecell Rabbit riuniers Have Annual Feed   Henderson Ball Club Guner Savs He Kile In Self Defense

Springfield Blast Sends 10 to Hospital   Warehouse Explosion Rocks

Strong Elbe River Defense Line Urged Ike Is Pledged Aid By French Leaders

Say Inquiry Shows Reds In  Pentagon Jobs Probers Said Planning Report On Activities During World War 2

Probers Roofing Into Pentagon  Red Infiltration Evidence Reported

‘Say Reds Who Infiltrated Pentagon In World War 2 Are Still There

Publicity, Governot Combine to Tame Wicked Phenix City   It‘ll Be Quiet There for Awhile, at Least

TurnsScrew Ot State’s Slot Clamp   Fatzer Wants Slot Machine Inquiries in Shawnee, Reno, Other Counties

GUARDS TEAR UP LENSMAN'S FILMS Princess Revels in Paris Night Clubs, Photos ‘Out

Princess Kicks Up Heels In Paris Farewell  Strong Arm Of Seatland Yard Stops

State Rolls Its Sleeves fo Tackle Flood Cleanup   Communities Will Help  Selves Through Aid from Government.

Wilson Arrives For Conference With President   Labor Revolt Sends Mobilization Head On Trip To Florida

Mobilization Chief Flies To Key Wes   Unions Step Up Drive Against Ware Coutrols

Wilson, Truman Meefi in Key West  J awhn ete   Confer Over Labor's Waae Board Walkout

Labor Revolt Leads To Talk At Key- West  Wilson Hes. In For  gt... Pp. oe   Wilson Flies In For Conference With President Today

Labor Revolt Report Given To President   Wilson Will Present Views At Session In Florida With Truman

Labor Fight On Defense Plan Brings  About Talks   Keeping Production At Top Speed Major Purpose Of Session

‘Truman, Wilson Confer On Labor Break; Murray Asks Consumers for Support

PLAN ACCEPTABLE  TO LABOR   Fears Expressed Unions Must Be Pacified To Keep Production High. .

Mobilization Director Has Conference With President at Key West Retreat

Wilson Flies To Florida For Talk With President   Mobilization Chief To Discuss Labor Policy After Unions Disagree With Defense Prorram

Seek End Of Labor’s Revolt 7   Defense Mobilizer Meets With Truman In Florida Today

President And Wilson Confer Labor's Revolt   Mobilization Director Flies To Vacation Spo

Labor's Revolt Brings Wilson To President   Peace Formula Thought To Be Target of Talks At Key West, Fla.

Cattle Raisers Keep Animals Down on Farm   Receipts Light at Major Markets; Packers Balk at Prices

Cattle Trade Is Stull Curtailed   Big Packers Continue Layoffs Of Men As Few Animals Are Brought to the Markets

COMPROAt WITH CATTLE DEALERS SEEN   May Accept 10 Per Cent Rol Back with Cancelling of 4\4 Per Cent Cuts.

Reports Spreading That Some Sort Compromise May Be Near On Beef Price Order: May Cancel Rollbacks

Receipts At Twelve Main Markets Are Far Below Those Of Previous Week

FARMERS NOT SENDING CATTLE TO THE MARKE]      Big Packers Cut Slaughter, Beef Shortage Threat Increases.

Compromise Seen In Battle Of Beef  DiSalle Stands Pat On Orders To Date

Beef Rollback Plans Studied  Truman Denies Any Pressure on Program

Cattlemen Keeping Stock From Market  Major Packers Hove Cut Steughtering Sharply

Only 14,000 Heac of Cattle Reach Big Stockyards   Raisers Keep Beef Animals on Farm; Shortages Spread

Cattle Shipments Off Considerably ‘At Leading Markels   Widespread Shortage of Beef Threatened.—Some Shipments Go East.

Cattle Flow Cut In Half At Big Marts   “Meat Strike” Charge Hurled At Packers By OPS Men

§ TE PERSIST i STOCKYARDS   Indianapolis Checks Report Horse Meat Sold for Hamburger.

Cattle Raisers Still Keep the Bulk of Their Animals at Farms and Feedlots

Threat Of Beef Lack  Is Growing   Few Cattle Received Al Markets; Packers Curtail Slauchtering

Both Rollbacks Might Be Rescinded Soon   Recommendations Are Made by Stockmen, Accepted by Truman

 Washington’ Action Seen  Threat of Early Widespread Beef Shortage Becomes Acute

Compromise Predicted On Meat Rollbacks   One or Both Fall Cutback Orders May Be Cancelled

Receipts of Cattle  Far Below Normal  Big Packers Quit Buying at Chicago

Whole Matter Of Beef Prices Under Study   Possible Compromise On Rollbacks Indicated By President Truman During News Conference

Cattle Kept Krom Market   Threat of Early Shortage of Beef Becomes More Acute

SEE BEEF ON SCARCE LIST   Cattle Receipts Continue To Dwindle; Blame Price Peg

Compromise May End Beef Price Controversy Soon   Friend of Truman Says Cattlemen’s Proposal Accepted

Accord Looms In Bitter Meat Control Fight   Three Big Packers Cut Slaughtering Due To Rollback

Arrivals at Markets Cut Drastically  Workers Idled by Large Packers as

Cattle Dealers’ Suggestion Well Received, Claim   Cancellation of One or Both Rollbacks Mav Be Involved

UNKNOWN      Room Where Robes. Wer Stored Burned Out, Au ‘torium Greatly Doma _ by Flames,. Heat.            FIRE REPORTED  tg BY CAB DRIV   Firemen Contain Mein’ Damage fo One Room: Fear Rafters Are Wea ened; Organ Ruined.

ORIGIN OF NIGHT BLAZE UNKNOWN   Room Where Robes Were Stored Burned Out, Audi‘torium Greatly Damaged by Flames, Heat.   FIRE REPORTED BY CAB DRIVER   Firemen Contain Main Damage to One Room; Fear Rafters Are Weakened; Organ Ruined.

4 Injured in 4. Accidents   Major Damage Result: From Weekend Car  Wrecks

Mae Killed, Two Hurt in Mishaps  -Rimersburg Father Of   _ Rimersburg Father Of 8 Children Killed; 15 Vehicles Damaged

Man Killed, Two Hurt in Mishaps   Rimersburg Father Of 8 Children Killed; 15 Vehicles Damaged

Coulter Named Deputy Leader OfKighthArmy   Mountain Warefare Authority Promoted To Lieutenant General

Yankees OneGame From World Title   Casey Stengel's Pin-Stripe Bombers Blast Giants I3to]   GAME COUNT NOW 3-2   Steady Eddie Lopat Aidec by Gil McDougald’s Grand  Slam Homer

Casey Stengel’s Pin-Stripe Bombers Blast Giants 13 to    GAME COUNT NOW 3-2

Rev. Maurice Marcus Will . Speak at Northwestern” Junior College Baccalaureate.

Three German States Vote On BoundarylIssue  )  Ballot To Unravel   Southwest Division,  8

UNIT CALLED UP   Active Duty for Field Artil lery Reserve Battery in Lawrence

He Says It To Be Party's ‘92 Banner   President Remains Silent About His Own Plans for Race

Refuses To Talk On Plans To Back Gen. Eisenhower  Also Keeps Silent On Own Intentions For 1952 Contest

Truman Drafting “Fair Deal” Talk   President Declines Comment On ’52 Campaign

Truman Pledges  Democrats to  His Fair Deal’ President Denies  Talking Politics  Th) Gan Ficankhaqwar

Truman Speech Will Commif Party for 52      President Says He. > And Ike Did Not Talk .Domestic Policies 

Truman Is Drafting State of Union Message Committing His Party To Fair Deal Banner for Election

Refuses ‘To Comment On Own Future   Works On Message Committing Partly To Own Platform

Truman Says Fair Deal’ Is Still Policy   State of Union Message To Congress Will Commit Party to That Program  In 1952 Campaian

‘Fair Deal’ To Be 1952  Vote Issue   President Says Democrats Will Be Conunitted to His Program Next Year

DEMO PLANK REGARDLESS OF WHO RUNS   To Commit Democrats to “Fair Deal’ Banner in “State of the Union” Message. 7   NO COMMENT ON IKE AS NOMINEE   President Denies Discussion of Politics With Eisenhower; Won't Disclose Own 1952 Intonitions.

HST Drafting Demo Speech For Fair Deal   To Commit PartyDuring State of the Union Message

TRUMAN REVEALS MESSAGE WILL PUSH FAIR DEAL   REFUSES COMMENT ON WHETHER INTENDS TO BACK EISENHOWER

Truman To Keep Fair Deal   State of the Union Message Will Commit Party to Campaign Under That Banner

Truman Refuses To Reveal Plans   Silent on Whether He Will Alc ’Gen. Eisenhower or Run Himself.

"Fair Deal” Will Be Major Part of Democratic Platform   Refuses To Say Whether He Will Back Eisenhower

HST toCommit Democrats to His ‘Fair Deal’   Refuses Comment on Possible Support for Eisenhower

TRUMAN TOTIE DEMOCRATS TO FAIR DEAL PROGRAM   Refuses Ike Support ° Comment, Says Politics. ‘Not Discussed With Him

‘Fair Deal’ To Be a Plank In Demo Platform   Truman Mum on Owr Intentions; Won't Comment on ‘Ike’

HST Words  Will Support His Fair Deal  a SCL a   Due To Commit The Party In Message Next January

Truman Commits Democrats to 1952 Fair Deal   State of Union Message to Unfurl Campaign Banner

Truman Will Ask Party To Adopt Fair Deal Plan  President Won Tell Intentions Uni After Message to Congress  Ho WIE Ack Channe in TaftHnartley

Truman Remains Coy on Subject of Candidacy   Will Commit Party to Campaign Under Fair Deal Banner, However

Fair Deal Platform In ‘52 Says Truman   President Tells Press He’s Drafting State of Union Message to Commit Party On Fair Deal; Evades Eisenhower Query

Am Sticking To Fair Deal, Truman Says  Will Commit Party To It In His State : Of Union Message

He Refuses To Mention Eisenhower   President Won't Disclose His Plans For °52 At This Time

HST Words  Will Support His Fair Deal   Due To Commit The Party In Message Next January

Reluses to Sav if He or “he?” Will Rup   “kair Deal” to Be Platform Regardless Of Who Runs—TVerm:  Atrocities Horrible

stil Beam On Candidacy For Election tn ‘52   “To Ask: Changes «In Taft-Hertley

Commits Party fo His Program for 1952 Campaign  Did Not Discuss Politics with Ike, He Telle Newsmer

Beate R   K. U. Group Organizes to Meet Malott on Return From East   NO WORD ON CORNELL

K. U. Group Organizes to Meet Malott on Return  Cies beet    NO WORD ON CORNELL

Roads Claim  Lives of Seven   Bloody Toll Recorded in State for Travel Weekend

Plan to Harness Wind to Generate Electricity Causes Bia Gust of Enthusiasm in Congress

Order Arrest of Accardo, Humphreys After Disappearance of Star Witness

State Senate Urges Federal. Action To Restore Trading On Cotton Mart

It Wasn't Easter Then   But Gentle War Fear by Showing Them     Marine Sergeant Erased Korean Tots “a hite Rabbits

Here is An Easter Story  The Bunnies At The Korean Fron   Marine’s Pets Erased Fear From Kids’ Faces

Bunnies and a Gentle Warrior Tough Marine Carries Rabbits As Bullets Hit, Children Smile

The Story of a Tough Marine Sergeant and His  Easter Rabbits in Korea

3 Little Rabbits and Tough Marine   Sergeant’s Carrying Pets Into Battle Seemed Natural

Flowers, Steak Dinners Will Greet 1,545 Veterans Home From Korea

F irst Rotated Korea Men  Showers: Flowers, Rain Greet Returning Vets

Posies And Rain Greet Veterans  Returning Gls Dock At Seattle, Wash.

Says U.S. Military Men Aided Russ Atomic Program More Than Spies

pays Political- Military  Leaders May Have Helped Russia More Than Spies.

‘Atom Race Hurt By U.S. Leaders   Demarcation Line Gaye Uranium Denncite: Soviets, Scientist”

May be Called Before Committee For Questioning  Some Attribute Outside Income To Poker Bets

May Have To Bomb Over Line--Pearson  Canadian Foresees On-Spot Decision

Canada Takes Bombing Stand   May Be Unavoidable, Minister Declares

40-CentCotton —If You'll Wait   Texan Warns Farmers ‘Not to Get Jitters’

kkk kk t -AMERICAN DOUGHBOYS.. . BLOW RIGHT BACK AT CHINESE REDS NOW

RED BUILDUP IS FOUND NORTHWEST OF OLD CAPITAL   Rains Have Grounded Most of UN Air Force For Day

Houriy Raises Are Automatic For Workers   Government Tries Act As Experiment

CHURCHILL TO LEAVE DEC, 29 FOR U. $   British Prime Minister to Discuss Wide Range of Subjects With Truman,

Forty-Five. Property: ‘ers Also Seek tafe - for City to Stop Poll of Stream.                 CLAIM. FARM LAND: VALUE GOES DOWN      Plaintiffs Charge ‘¢ powering” Odors Sewage; - Say Diy Treatment . Plant. ‘is adequate.

DAMAGES OF $133,500 ON CREEK ASKED   Forty-Five Property Owners Also Seek Injunction for City to Stop Pollution of Stream.   CLAIM FARM LAND VALUE GOES DOWN   Plaintiffs Charge “Overpowering’ Odors From Sewage; Say Disposal Treatment Plant is Inadequate.

Budget Passed, Rate Unchange On Income Tax  Legislature Acts To Keep Erwin Farm Agency

Meat Packers Fight Controls  DiSalle Points to  Quota Opposition

Photos Reveal  Quota Attack OPS Shows Bulletin Of Anti-Quota Stand

Charges Packer Drive to Nullify Price Controls   DiSalle Calls on Meat Industry to Help, Not Hinder

Reveal Meat Bulletin On Price Curbs   Packers’ Association Out To Beat Price Control By Ending Slaughter Quotas OPS Says

DiSalle Claims Packers Fight Price Centrol   Industry Bulletin Cails for Battle

Says Packers Hope to Wipe Out Controis   DiSalle Releases Copies of Bulietin Sent to Industry.

Packers Call for Defeat of Quotas As Means of Wiping Out All Controls

vacuation Ordere d for First Time Since 1903—  Heed Waters Crash  Kansas City Levees

Surging Flood Is Crashing Levee System   Kansas River Inundates _ Scores of Cities Through Wide Section

Kansas City Areas Ordered Evacuated   Rampaging Water Crumbles Levees along Kaw River

‘The Weather   Kansas City's Industrial District Evacuated; Surging Flood Waters Crash Over Levees

Flood Waters Force Evacuation of City  Kansos City Industrial District Didarad Ahandaned ac Tarrant Hite

Raging Kaw  Bursts Levees  On East Side   Armourdale, Argentine Districts Are Under Water—Residents Flee

EVACUATION BEGUN AS FLOODS SPREAD   Crumbling Levees Threaten Metropolis; Widespread Distress

Scores of Cittes in’ Eastern Kansas Straugeling with Overflows; Water  Backs Up in Sewers

Industrial Area In Kansas City Is Evacuated   Rising Waters, Accompanied By Fire, Spread Damage Over Two States; At Least 11 Persons Dead

MeDougald Gets Grond Slam. a, Ed Lopat, Yankees  Down Chants . 13-1

Yanks Trounce Giants 13-1: Records Tied   Gil) MeDougald Hits Grand-Slam Homer in Third Inning

Bronx Bombers Put Slug On Giants To Take Over As Favorites In Playoft   Durocher’s Wonder Boys Slaughtered By 13-1 Count As American League Champions Make Game A Nightmare

Yanks Take Lead, Giant Hopes Fade  Series Explodes In Wild Slaughter As Durochermen Collapse, 13-1

Yanks Need Only One More Win To Taka The Series   ‘Koslo Vs. Raschi As The  Scene Returns To Yank Field

All ls Ready For Cease-Fire Talk Tomorrow   Ground Action Held To Small Withdrawals

All Is Ready For Cease-Fire Talk Tomorrow   Kaesong, Scene Of Truce Talks, Is in Red Hands

Bar Newsmen from Capital   Western Press Angered as Reds Send in Reporters

Marshall Urges Immediate Call Of 450,000 Men   Mrs. Rosenberg Says All Physically-Fit To Serve 27 Months

Drafting of 18-Year-Olds Is Sought Now   Marshell, Resenberg Out line Proposal of Defense Department for Senators

Would Call 450,000 in First Year   All Physically Fit’ Would Be Liable for 27-Month Hitch

Congress Urged to Vote Quickly on U. M. T. Plan   Call for Young Fathers Ig Alternative. Say Detense Heads

U. §. Reveals Plan Against Red China   Austin Rules Out Any Direct War Against Chinese   Calls for Draft Of 450,000 18-Year-Olds

Speedy Draft Of 18-Year-Olds Is Requested   450,000 Youngsters Needed ‘Immediately, Says Aide . to Gen. Marshall

Draft of 450,000° Youths at Once I Recommended  Marshall and Aide  Outline Proposal

Bill For UMT Urges Calling Of 450.000   Young Married Men Must Go Otherwise, Senate Group Told

ASK DRAFT 450,000 BOYS 18 FOR ARMY   Defense Department Today Asks Congress to Lower Draft Age from 19 to Build Up Armed Forces.   ALTERNATIVE IS TO CALL MARRIED MEN   Request Boys Be Called for 27 Months Service as Stopgap to Long-Term Defense Training Plan.

ACTUAL SERVICE, COMBAT ADVISED BY DEFENSE HEAD   PROPOSES TERM IN RESERVE UNIT AFTER TRAINING

Marshall Asks Immediate  Drafting of 450,000 U. S. 18-Year-Olds for Service

Defense Heads Outline Needs   Fathers May Go If Younger Men Remain Exempt

Defense Department Asks For Immediate Start on  Drafting of 18-Year-Olds  Some 450.000 Could Be Called  First Year; Truman ‘Approves’

Build Up Calls for 450, 000   Marshall Outlines Plan to Committee

Defense Unit Asks Change In Present Law   Universal Military Service, Training Program Sought

Defense Leaders Ask 18-Year Draft  Marshall and Aide Warn of Demands

Defense Department Asks For Drafting of 18-Year-Olds   Secretary Marshall and Mrs. Rosenberg . Outline Proposal for Call-Up of 450,000 Before Senate Armed Forces Sub Group

Immediate Start Is Sought By Marshall to Build Up Forces   Seek to Avoid _ Draft of Fathers   Long-Term UMT Plan Presented to Solons By Defense Leader

Lower Draft Age Backed By Marshall   Defense Secretary Would Call Youths For Loneer Service

Urge Early Draft of U.S. Youths   Defense Officials Request Immediate Steps Toward Change In Induction tow

Defense Dept. Asks For 450,000 to Build Up Forces   Alternative is Draft of Young Married Men

Urges Drafting of 450,000 18-Year-Ofds   Defense Department Says Step Necessary to Build up Armed Forces.

Ask Immediate Enactment of UMT Measure   Would Moke All Fit Youths of 18 Subject To 27 Months Service

Congress Gets Request To Draft 18-Year-Olds.   Immediate Induction of 450,000 Youths Asked by Defense Leaders

Secretary Marshall Favors Draft  Of 18-Year Olds As Best Way To Meet Immediate Need For Forces

Service Of 27 Months Advoeated   Senate Subcommittec Asked To Approve Measure To Take Youths At 18 Years

Defense: Department. Asks Immediate Draft Of 450: 000: In 18-Year-Old Bracket To Strengthen US. ‘Armed Might

Draft, UMT Action Asked by Marshall   Youths Nearest 19th Birthday Would Be Put Into Service -

Marshall Urges Congress To Approve Draft Of 18-Y ear-Olds; W ould Serve 27 Months; May Call Up 27-Y ear-Olds

Draft Call Of 18-Year-Olds Asked At Once   450,000 Asked By Marshall; Otherwise Father Draft Set

Ask Draft Of Youths At Once   - Defense Heads-Say Unless 18-Year-Olds Are Taken, Married Men. Fathers Must Be

U.S. Would Lower Draft To 18 Years   Immediate Callup Of Youth Asked To Build Armed Forces

Urge Draft of 18-Year-Olds  Immediately   Marshall, Rosenberg Outline Proposal to  Senate Subcommittee

YOUNG MEN IN ARMY AT ONCE   Defense Sec’y Marshall Makes Report To Senate Group

Army Calls ror Drafting 18-Year-Olds   Defense Dep’t. Proposal Goes To Committee

Want 450,000 For Draftees, Age 18   Defense Secretary Outlines Military Proposal. to Senate Group   WOULD START AT ONCE   “No Overseas Assignment Without at “Least 4 Months Trammg”

Full Military Training Plan Held Essential   Immediate Induction Of 450,000 Youths Demanded. Today

‘Army Would Draft 450,000 18-Year-Olds under New Plan   Solons Are Told t's That or Call Por Married Men

Lower Draft Age Sought By Marshall  Uren Boys 18 Be Placed in Service 27 Months

Marshall Urges Drafting Youths, 18, For 27 Months Service to Build Army

Marshall Is Urging Draft   Extension, of Time To'27 Months Needed To Properly Safeguard Nation, He Says

50,000 NEEDED 10 BUILD UP ARMED FORCES   Defense Dept. Says Only Alternative Is to Draft Young Married Men.

Defense Dept. Would Draft 18-year-olds   Oufline Proposal to Senate Subcommittee; Immediate UMT Urged

Marshall Urges Congress To Okay 27 Months Service For 18 Year Olds

W ould Require 27 Months’ Service Of All Fit Men ) Of That Age   Committee Opens Draft Bill Hearing   Defense Department To Send Measure To Capitol  This Week

Marshall In Appeal For UMT   Subcommittee Told Must Have Youths Or Draft Fathers

DEFENt DPT, LEADER Unb CONGRESS ACT   Universal Military Service Program Outlined Has Truman Backing.

Senate Urged To Enact UMT Program   Defense Leaders State Younger Men Needed To Build Armed Force

Secretary Marshall And Mrs. Rosenberg Outline Proposal To Senate Group; Ask 27Manth Tare Of Carvirs

Steps To Get Ones Kighteen   Outline of the Proposal is Given To Armed Services Committee

Alternative s Call Of Young Married Men   Marshall Bares His Reasons For Plea To Committee

‘Drafting Of 18-Year-Old: Is Requested   Defense Department Says 150,000 Needed At Once, Or Married Men Will Be Called

Secy. Marshall Urges Congress Approve Draft Of 18-Year Olds To Build Up U.S. Fighting Force

Cash Flows As Assembly Speeds Bills   Democrats Chide Ohio’s Republicans For An ‘About-Face

Assembly Passes Pension Measures   Cash Benefits Passed Out As Session Nears End

Chambers Try To Outdo Each Other  House and Senate Pushing Spending

Weather   Ohio Solons Passing Out Cash Benefits  Called ‘Pay Raise Day’ by Democrats

Legislators Handing Ow Pay Boosts   Senate Votes Raise For County Officials, Judges, Trustees

Thousands of N. Koreans Strike At U.N. Lines   Han Bridgehead 15 Miles Above Seoul Expanded

17,000 Enemy Troops Wiped Qut in 2 Days   Record Plane Sorties Support Yanks’ Push; Seoul Drive Continues

Allies Smash Reds All Along: Front; 6,000 Are Slain   Many Chinese Run, Leav‘ing Campfires and Warm Food

UN Forces Go Forward Three Miles   Repulse Bitter Attack By Huge Red Korean Army

Allies Wipe Out 6,000 More Reds In Offensive   Smash Furious Enemy Counterdrive Along 25-Mile Front: U. N. Planes Active

Mierce Counter - Attacks Launched by North Koreans on 25-Mile Front  Are Smashed,   U. N. FORCES GAIN 3 MILES IN WEST   Tanks and Artillery Rumble Across Han — Foe’s Losses in Two Days Put at 17,000.

Counterattacks Repulsed Along 15-Mile Front  Caine In Ta Three   . Gains Up To Three Miles Made Before Reds Launch Attack

6,000Reds Wiped Out; Allies Gain   American Troops Smash Furious Communist Counterattacks

Allies Gain Ground Up To Three Miles In Western Sector; Enemy Onslaught Repulsed After Bitter Fighting

Renewed Offensive Smashes Furious Red Counterattacks All Along 25-Mile Front

Reds Casualties Exceed 17,000 in Two Days of Drive   fanin 2 Miles

North Koreans Hurl Hot Counterattacks, Meet Repulse; UN's Forces Slug Forward

ALLIES WIPE OUT 6.000 MORE RED; ADVANCE 3 MILES   UN Troops Push Offensive, Smash Enemy Counterattacks   BATTLE ON WIDE FRONT   North Koreans Repulsed After ‘Bitter Fighting’ in Eastern Sector

DESPERATE RED COUNTER BLOWS ARE REPULSED   U. N. Units Grind Out Gains Of Up To Three Miles   MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO KILL COMMUNISTS

ALLIED UNITS SMASH HEAVY ~ RED ATTACKS   North Koreans Charge Across Hills With Guns, Grenades

SOVIETS CAN CRUSH ATTACK  Red Politburc Member Warns Western World

Western World Warned By Red Leader   Top Russian Party Official Issues Ultimatum

, ELECTR AFTER INSPECTIO!   Each North Lawrence Home Must Be Found Safe to Get Utility Turn-On

GAS, ELECTRICITY ‘AFTER INSPECTION   _ Each North — Lawrence  Home Must Be Found Safe  to Get Utility Turn-On   SOME WATER SERVICE

Pretty Wife of New French Cabinet Membe: Faces Murder Charge for Killing Husband

YVONNE FACES PSYCHO TESTS IN DEATH CASE   Ex-Midwife. Jailed For Killing Mate, French Authority

Wife of Slain French Politician Held for Murder  Killed Hero Husband When He Asked for  Thivoree

Jealous Wife Charged With Murder Of New Member Of French Cabinet

PSYCHO TESTS IN DEATH CASE   Ex-Midwife Jailed For Killing Mate, French Authority

Demo Fete In Topeka   Barkley to Be Chief Speaker at Washingtor Day Banquet Saturday

Kansas Democrats Gather in Topeka   Will Hear Barkley Speak at Saturday Nicht’s Bic Dinner

Special Committee Slashes Into Governor's $20,000,000 Civil Defense Appropriation

Legistature..  Committee May Cut Budget, Take Up Taxes  Civil Defense and Public Assistance Funds May Be Slashec

F-86 SABRE JETS DOWN RED PLANES   Superforts Strike Rail Yards in Night Attacks

Superforts Bomb Port of Rashin For Second Time   Far North City In Controversy Over MacArthur

U. S. B-29s. Drop. Bombs on Rashin, Which Mae= Arthur Was Denied Pe ) mission to Raid. ° ee:               WAS TOLD PORT Too CLOSE TO. RUSSIANS   Jets Escort Superforts From Japan and Okinawa Bases; Railroads and Roundhouse Hit. oe

Former Allied Chief Wanted To Erase Port   No Anti-Aireraft Fire Met By Superfort®20 Miles From USSR

B-29¢ Raid Port that MacArthur Wanted. To Put Out of Commission Early in Korean War

MacAtihur Held Harbor As Target Vital In Conflict      Gen. Ridgway Announces Willin: ness To Resume otigtions With Reds

Yank Sabres Win 51-Jet Sky Fight  MIGs Fail To Dull Strike at Rail Yards

—U,. 8. JETS WIN BATTLE— 21 Sabres Take On 30 Red Planes Over Korea

ATTACK CITY MAC WANTED TO DESTROY   U. S. B-29s Drop Bombs on Rashin, Which MacArthur Was Denied Permission to Raid.   WAS TOLD PORT TOO CLOSE TO RUSSIANS   Jets Escort Superforts From Japan and Okinawa Bases; Railroads and Roundhouse Hit.

B-29's Blast Supply Port  Near Siberia  M‘Arthur Asked For ‘Knock Out’ Early in War

B-29'S BOMB  SUPPLY PORT   Smash Red Harbor Only : 20 Miles From  Russia

Red Port Near Russia Bombed   B-29s Rain Tons of Bombs on Rashin, Supply Center

BLAST RASHIN, CITY THAT ‘MAC SOUGHT T0 HIT   Was Turned Down, Told ‘Too Close’ To Soviet Border

Flashing U.S. Sabres Win Big Sky Fight   51 Jets Roar  Over Korea In Tangled Battles;  I MIG is Damaged

Red Rail Center Near Soviet Border Pounded by Airmen   Second Bombing Of Target Denied Gen. MacArthur

B-29’s Blast Red Supply Port Near Russian Border   Action Against Base Was Urged by MacArthur Many Months Ago.

B-29S HIT PORT 20 MILES FROM RUSSIAN BORDER   _ Ww ARTHUR DENIED ~ AUTHORITY TO BOMB DUE TO PROXIMITY

US B-29s Bomb Big Red Port — Near Russia   All Planes Safe After 300-Ton Rain On Rashin

Second Strike At Rashin in Year of War   MacArthur Asked Bombina Last May

Out-of-Bound Order Lifted After a Year   Defense Department Told MacArthur To Keep Hands Off

Rail Yards 110 Miles South of Viadivostok Blasted in Raids   Planes Strike in Overcast, Drop Bornbs By Radar; Fighter Aircraft Escort Big B-29’s But No Resistance Encountered

B-29s Bomb Just 20 Miles From Russia   MacArthur Wanted To Knock Out Rashin Early in War

Planes Strike Near Border   35 B-29s Stage War's Second Raid 20 Miles From Russian Territory-

U.S. JETS WIN SECOND FIGHT WITH RED MIGS   Communists Noted Moving Into Old Central Triangle

35 Big Planes Hit Rashin In iid ipi  ‘Communis ist oa pply   Communist Supply Port Is Only 20 Milee Fram RBussig

Target Une MacArthur Wanted to Knock Out  Early in Korean War   Far East Air Force Gives No Report of Damage; All Planes Return Safely to Their Bases

Target Cifed by MacArthur   300 Tons of Bombs Dropped en Rail Yards, Port Areas

35 Big Planes Hit Rashin In Heavy Attack  ommunis ist Supply   Communist Supply Port Is Only 20 Miles From Russia

U.S. Sabres Win Jet Sky Fight   Battle Starts When 40 Migs Try To Ston B-29s.

MacArthur's No. 1 Target in Korea Blasted   Supply Town Ousted Leader Wanted to Bomb Hit by B-29s

Steel. Price Issues Major  Oil Problems   Dr. Eisenhower Gives 4-Point Peace Plan: New Directors Named

Penn Grade Meet Opens In Pitisburgt  Speakers Urge OPS to Recognize   Speakers Urge OPS to Recognize  Importance Of  Ricerve Recovery

Penn Grade Meet Opens In Pittsburg!   Speakers Urge OPS to Recognize Importance Of Reserve Recovery

KARSONG STILL CRISIS ISSUE Biggest Force of Red Armor Since Karly War Hits Allies

EXPECT WORD ON TAFT RACE   Ohio Senator Will Hold News Meeting Tuesday Morning

Taft May Tell About Candidacy   News Conference Is Set For Tomorrow After an ‘Important’? Speech

Winter Strikes Again, With 6 Inches of Snow   Driving Hazardous in Western Portion of State After Storm

COLD IS DUE TO CONTINUE IN DISTRICT   Storm Heading East After New Snowfall Hits Transportation

Dutch Commander Killed by Disguised Reds Who Got Bullets From His Own Officers

Embittered Gromyko Blasts Pact   Soviet Delegate Attacks Dulles As “Warmonger”

Jap Premier Last to Attach Name; Security Pact Slated to Follow; Soviets Handed Severe Defeat

Russia, 2 Red Satellites Stay Away From Hall   Nippon Last To Sign Treaty; Ceremony  Takes 63 Minutes; . Security Pact Next

Conference Ends After Ceremonies Boycotted by Reds  °- Cwueboalisioao   ‘Russia, Satellites Refuse To Approve Settlement of War

Jap Premier F inal Signer Of Peace Treaty Approved By 48 of Allied Countries

CEREMONY IS BOYCOTTED BY SOVIET GROUP.   Security Treaty To Be Completed During Afternoon

Ceremony Lasts Only  63 Minutes   Russia and Her Satellites Boycott Final Session -Of Conference.

ALLIED NATIONS AGREE ON PACT AS OTHERS QUIT   Russian And Satellite Delegates Leave In Anger--U. S.-Jap Security Treaty Is Next.

Russia and Two Satellites Boycott Affair  os. 9. Pam wasccemm nm

Russians Leave Conference Just Ahead of Signing  U. S. and Japan  -.. Ce. Pia eee   U. S. and Japan To Sign Defense Pact Later Today

‘Spot’ Turned On Ship Deal   Maritime Commission Eyed By Probers

Probe Spotlight May Be Turned On Ship Sales  Senate Investigators To Look Into Sales

AWARD FILM RIGHTS TO ROOSEVELT STORY   Producer Says If Will Be Three Years Before President's Life ts Portrayed on Screen.

Pou Says Scott Rebuke Unjust   “ Differences Rise -. Over Coliseum

teeta  March Dimes Containers Await City and County Contributions

Collectors For Coins Distributed In Ares  ‘Miniature Reproductior  OF Iron Lung Used For  Polio Drive

Milk Strike Is Spreading. Over Chicano   ‘Watkout of Union Milk Wagon Drivers Affects Twelve Chicaro Dairies.

Offer Of Dairies Is  Rejected   Deliveries To Homes And Stores Halted As 8000 Drivers Go On Strike

FOR DRIVE  Ty) #7 Cnt   Red Cross Leaders Say ~ Goal May Not Be Reached  for First Time

But Talk of Cutting Funds Increases—  Support Grows for Dealing Spain Into _ Foreign Aid Program for Use of its Bases

Use Of Military Bases In Spain. Is Given Support   Money Requested For: West Europe May Not Be Given

Court Upholds Law On Woman in Juries  Decision That They Have Right Ends Fight of Several Years in Oklahoma

Prosecutor Boyle Hints  New Evidence  ft... .. tO sas   Grand Jury May Reopen Case of Cop, Slaver of 2

—9 CLEVELANDERS HUNTED— Search On For M issing Racket Probe Witnesses

BRITISH CALL FOR MORE AID FROM AMERICA   Need Supplies of Materials for Production

Britain Calls For U.S. Aid   Materials Crisis Peril: Shaky Tabor Recime

NEW CONGRESS FACES DEBATE ON U.S. POLICY  Reduced Democratic Majorities Pose Challenge for President Truman.   Political Lineup Of New Canorepee

Senate Passes $/,208,401,400 Foreign Aid Bil   Truman Signs Big Defense Measure

Tank-Led Allied Task Force Crashes Down Red-Held Hiqhway and Into Battered Inie

Allied Task Force Fights a Stubborn Enemy to Win Inje   Advance Beyond Is Spiked by Reds

Local Option As to Schools   House Votes on Version 66 to 60 On Wednesday

House Gives Anti-Segregation Sponsors Another Vote April 10  Amendment for Local Option Is Tacked On Manenrea Yecterday in Ritter Debate

House fo Consider Anti-Segregation Bill on April 10   Proposal for Each County to Vote Separately Carried Wednesday

5-Day Drive To Capture Wonju Fails   Setback Laid To Heavier Allied Firepower

Badly-Beaten Chinese Continue To Retreat   Ridgway Claims ‘Decisive’ Victory; Patrols Fail To Find Reds in 36 Hours

Brannan Assures Farmers Of Fair Prices For All Their Commodities

Civil Defense Effort Moves Toward Climax   Bill Will Expedite Efforts to Bolster  Safety of Public in Event of New War

Air Force Calls up Guard Wings And Reserves   150,000 Men Involved in Move to Increase Manpower to 971,000

House Votes $14 Million In School Aid   Legislature Votes Windfall For Two Years By 108 to 5

Many Acres in Three-State Area Of Midwest Under Flood Water:   Property Damage Mounting to About $3.000.000

Floods Sweep Wide Areas   Mare Than 92,000 Flee Homes, Property Domege Mounts in Threa-Stote Aree

Property Loss Has Grown To $3,000,000   North Mankato, Minn., Is Hardest Hit In Three-State Area

Floods Hit 3-State Area 'In Midwest  i 12,000 Homeless, Damage Mounts ' a ge nnn ann

{2,000 Made © Homeless By Midwest Floods   Property Damage Tc Run Over Three Million Dollars

12,000 Persons Homeless From Surging Floods  Tri-State Midwest Area Is Stricken Ry Raaina Watere

Thousands of Acres Covered  12,000 Homeless in Three Midwest States

12,000 Homeless as Floods Hit 3 Midwest States, $3,000,000 Damage

12,000 Homeles: Due to Floods   Half Inch of Rain Falls in Wilminaton

Floods In Three States   Cause 12,000 to Leave Homes to Seek Refuge on Higher Ground

RICH MIDWEST FARM LANDS INUNDATED   Property Damage Estimated At $3,000,000  WARM SPELL   Would Bring New Dangers Red Cross, National Guardsmen On Scene

MIDWEST FLOODS LEAVE MORE THAN 12,000 HOMELESS   PROPERTY DAMAGE PUT AT $3,000,000 IN TRI-STATE AREA

\Loss Heavy In Midwest Flood Areas   Waters Cover Thousands Of Acres of Farm Land: Many Made Homeless; Red Cross. Guards Aid

Floods Drive 12,000 From Their Homes   Damage Is Estimated At $3,000,000 As Floods Continue Teo Spread In Three-State Area

Floods in Three-State Midwest Area Create Havoc: 12.000 Homeless

12,000 Are Homeless Due  To Floods  Camo Cartinnge Coat   Some Sections Get More Rain And Snow Falls In Others

Thousands Homeless As Midwestern Floods Cover Three-State Section; Damages Costly

Property Damage Mounting As Rivers Overflow Banks; Sudden Warm Spell Feared

Floods Rout 12,600 In Midwest States   Property Damage Already Estimated at More Than $3,000,000 in Minnesota, lowa and South Dakota: North Mankato Hordest Hit

Minnesota, lowa And. South Dakote Suffer Heavily   Property Damage Estimated Today At. - Over $2 Millian

Water Spills Over Lands In Midwest   12,000 Homeless in 3 States; Minnesota Hit Worst

Maine Jury Orders Gambler Round-up And Calls for Removal ot Sheriff

New Trap Object Of  Offensive   Communists Close In On Road Hub In Korea’s Heart

Hammer And.” Sickle lfensve Gains Momentum  “Ali ls To Drive “Allied Troops Into Trap  For. The. Kill

Enemy Hits Hard Below Seoul Too   Bitter Battle Rages For Air Strip; U.S. Planes Batter Foes

U.S. Leaders ConvincedThey Have Votes to  Beat Red Moves   President Truman Will Open Conference  Tonight

_~STANDSTILL— Rain, Mud Aids Red » Resistance   UN GUNS AIM AT KEY BASES

Allies Gain 2 Miles On East Front   Elsewhere They Are Stalled By  Rain, Resistance

Rain, Mud, And Chinese Slow Up Allied Advance   ‘Iron Triangle’ Supply Bases Brought Under UN Guns; Red Jets Attack Superforts, Are Driven Away

Both Sides Regroup for Next Battle   Allies Gain Two Miles on East Central Front

Allies Gain Two Miles in East, But Bog Down Elsewhere  Rain, Mud and More Red Resistance Slow Yank Killer Offaneswa

American Planes To Use}  Saudi Arabian Airtield   House Committee Approves Secret Construction Bey Europe; Lodge Wants 150-Group Air Force

ARABIA PERMITS U. 5. AIRFIELDS   Sign Five-Year Accord Al. lowing American Usage

SENATE MAKES NEW FORMULA ON TAX HIKES   ‘Increase Slightly Under House Pian for 1242 Pet. Raise.

WOULD LESSEN LOAD PROVIDED IN HOUSE PLAN   All Brackets Aftected; Seek to Raise an Extra 2.4 Billion   Senate Action Yet to Come on Corporate Levies” and Excises

Favors Fligher licome Brackets  Senate Tax Action Lowers House-Passed Figure

Committee Cuts House Figure By $412 Million   Increase Is Lightened In  _ Upper Income Brackets: _ Added Defense Levy  - Would Be Applied

Committee Cuts Personal Income Tax Increases   412 Million Lopped Of Figure Voted by House

Most Relief in High Brackets  Senate Bill Would Cut  Boost in Income Taxes

LOWER THAN HOUSE HIKE > Senate Panel Okays Income  Tax Boost Of $412 Million

Senate Group Prepares New Tax Formula   Plan Lightens Load On Bigger Incomes,

SENATORS REVISE ~ INCOME TAX PLAN   Committee Proposes to Trim Amount of Increase Voted By House

TAX PLAN H LOW INCOMES   Senate’s Tentative Bill Would Lighten Upper Income Load

Senate Lightens Load In Upper Tax Brackets   Boost Adopted Is Lower Than That Proposed By House

Senate Tax Writers A gree on Hike ‘Lower Than One A pproved by House

$4.12 Million Is Shaved Off  ‘House Figure Pearenna YT TVee wees   Personal Incomes  To Be Affected

Committee Slices  High Bracket Levy   Tentative Draft Reduces House-Adopted Figure

Senators Slash House Tax Hike  $412,000,000 Cut  From Income Levy

BEHIND CLOSED DOORS Senate Panel Tentatively -OK's Boost of Income Ta»

Senate Finance Committee Decides On Smaller Boost in Personal Income Taxes, Hits House Plan

Senate Group Would Up Personal Income Taxes By $25 Billion In Bill

New Formula Proposed For Tax Increase  Senators’ Plan Runs 412 Million Lower Than That Of House

Millions Cut From Planned Income Levy   Senate rinance   Committee Slices $412, 000, 000 From ‘Proposed Measure

Senate Lessens Pain fo Individual Taxpayers in lis Income Tax Plans

Senate Readies New Tax Bill  Committee Reduces _ House-Approved Figure

Senate Committee Agrees On Income Tax Increase   Reduces Figure Set By House $412,000,000; Lightens Hike On Upper Income Brackets

House Revenue-Boosting Formula is Thrown Out: — Senate Committee Rep orted Tentatively Favoring Smaller Hike in Income Taxes

House Revenue Increase Plan ls Thrown Out  Burden Lightened On Unner Brackets

~ HOUSE PLAN IS REJECTED —Senate Group Trims Tax Boost $412,000,000

COMMITTEE FAVORS SMALLER BITE  Senators Cut House Boost in Income Tax

REJECTS HOUSE BILL; DRAWS NEW SCALE   Persons In Upper Brackets Benefit From Plan  LITTIC PUANPC   Seen For Those With An. nual Income Of $5,000; Give Computation

FINANCE GROUP CUTS PERSONAL LEVY MEASURE   House Revenue-Boost. ing Plan On Individuals Thrown Out— Upper Income  Brackets Eased.,

ADMITTED SPY REVEALS PLOT TO FLEE U.S   Fuchs Case Tie-Up Told at Trial Of Three

Mother Swaps Blows With Principal Who Had Tanaled With Her Son, 15

School Days- P ?rincipal, Mother Get In Fight   Exchange Blows After Her Son Is Paddled

HAROLD CAMERON NEW DIRECTOR OF OHIO ‘CROP’ ORGANIZATION   --Natlonal Cabinet Has Named Local Man ~~": Te Suéceed Wyker

UN Struggles To Find Ways To Half War   With Chinese on Run Group Seeks Means to Get Them Out of Korea Entirely

UN Drafts Plan As Reds on Run In Korea Again   No Hints Given On 38th Parallel; MacArthur at Front

U.N. Peace Group Seeking To Get China To Quit   Daily Talks Planned For A Negotiated  Peace.

U.S. Mediterranean Fleet Pre pared Telse A-Bombs: Air Power Rushed To France

U. S. MEDITERRANEAN FLEET BELIEVED EQUIPPED TO USE ATOMIC BOMBS IF NECESSARY

IN EUROPEAN DEFENSE NEWS  Sixth Fleet Ready to Use A-Bomb; AF Wing fo France

FLEET PREPARED TO USE A-BOMBS   ATR FORCE REVEALS LIGHT BOMBER WING IS BEING  SENT TO FRANCE. 

FRANCE 10 GET U. 5. BOMBERS AND JET CORPS   Mediterranean Fleet  Being Equipped To  Hurl A-Bomhe

Foe Challenged For Showdown On Peace Plans   Talks Proposed Aboard Vessel in Wonsan Harbor

Calls For Armistice Talk On Dane Ship  In Wonsan Harbor   Dramatic Move To End Year-Old Conflict Is Direct Challenge For Showdown On Peace; Communist Reply Tensely Awaited

Ridqway Issues Radio Proposal To Red Leaders   Meeting on Danish Hospital Ship Asked For Armistice Talk

Wilson Reports Customers Fight Inflation  Mahilivar Gawe Thar   Mobilizer Says They Force Price Cuts by Refusing to Buy

Prices Being Forced Down,  Wilson Says  castorate Tabla, Care of Inflation, He Tells   Hopes Pleas for Cooperatic. in Holding Down Credit With Work

Buyers Taking Care Of Trend To High Prices   Customers Refusing Te Buy In Some Lines, Says Wilson

TIGHT PUBLIC MELTS PRICES   Customers Refuse To Buy, Wilson Tells Congress

Wilson Reports Many Customers Refusing To Buy   Says Law Of Supply And Demand Curbs tnflation

Customers Help Curb Inflation, Wilson Reports   Changes In Parity Formula Considered

Wilson Report: Customers Fight Inflation   Mobilizer Says They Force Price Cuts by Refusing to Buy

Buyers Best  Curb Says Wilson   Supply and Demand Forces Manufacturer To Cut High Prices

Doctors Warn Summer Vaccinations  May Boost Chance Of Getting Polio

Leave Off Certain Vaccines Until Polio Season Is Over   New Research Indicates Whoopitg Cough and Diphtheria Vaccines Increase Susceptibility

: Roaches May Carry Virus [———— ee erry a trus  ‘ ' Vaccinations Dangerous ‘During Season for Polio

Kansas City IsRavaged By High Water   12 Persons Dead, Many Missing; 60,000 In Distriet Homeless

Raging River Inundates Kansas City and Topeka   Army Rushes Food, Medical Supplies and Airforce Rescue Teams Into Flood Zones; Twelve Percone Dead and 60 000 Hamelecs.

Raging Flood Waters In. Kansas Drive Over60,000 From Homes 12 Are Dead

Twelve Dead As Thousands Flee Homes   Kansas River Smashes Through Two Dikes At Kansas City, Surging Water Crumbles Buildings And Homes   TOPEKA, MANY OTHER CITIFS ARE DAMAGED

Food, Serum Rushed to Stricken Town:   Flood Disaster Drives 60,000 from Homes; More Rain Falling

Peradise Cost.   Take The Little F ellow, Puramecia: -Heé Never Had It So Good—And Diod

Life Without Its Ups And Downs Would Be Rough On Human Race, Doctor Concludes In Experiments

GIG EM AGGIES! A&M BOYS DO TIME ON ROCK PILE   Rock Study Provides Holiday For Rossonians Blisters For Aggies

Young Gunman In Arizona Kidnaps Couple Heads For California, Brags He's Badman”

A DEADLY BRAGGART   Kidmaper of Young Couple Says He’s Tougher than Billy Cook

Young Gunman Kidnaps Couple  aad Binae-Le   Road Blocks Set Up For Arizona ‘Tough Guy’

“Prevarication’ MacArthur Calls Idea He Backed Plan For China Coalition Govt   SAYS U. S. EFFORTS TO ARRANGE COALITION “ONE OF GREATEST BLUNDERS IN AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC HISTORY”

MiacArthur Says It's A Lie He Backed Plan  ror China Coalition Deposed Far East Commander Calls Marshall Mission One of “Greatest” Blunders

“Lie” Charge Is Hurled By Mac ‘Arthur   Didn't Back Nationalist. Red Government. He Savs

IN SHARP RETOR}  MacArthur Denies Eve: Backing a Coalition in  ina

Never Backed a Plan Aiding Reds, Declares MacArthur   Attempt to Arrange a Coalition Government in China a “Blunder.”

U.S. Efforts in 1944-45 Called A Great Blunder  e Wo pf hoy pete Pion eee

MacArthur Denies Plan For China Deal   Never Sought To Merge Nationalists And Reds. He Says

Implication By Acheson Denounced   Politicol inference Brought Up in Probe Called ‘Prevorication

MacArthur Denies Part In Coalition   Compromise Effort Called Major U. S. Blunder

Mac Denies Effort To Link Chiang, Mao   ‘One of Worst Blunders’ Brought Blood. Disaster Savs Ousted Commander

MacArthur Denies Backing Coalition   Stassen Says MacArthur’s Services  Will Not Be Recognized for 20 Years

Ex-Far East Chief Blasts Coalition   General Terms China Diplomacy ‘Great Blunder’

Never Backed 'Red-Chiang Tie, General States   MacArthur Denounces As Lie Any Implication He Supported Coalition

Mae Denies He Supporte Coalition   General Terms Marshall Mission One OF America’s Worst Blunders

‘Gen. MacArthur Denounces as Prevarication ‘Imolication He Backed Coalition Proposal

Denounces Any Hints He Backed  China Coalition Rips At One Of  Greatest Blunders In UL) S Hiectary .

GOP Calls for New Statement on War Aims   Acheson Returns to Stand for 8th Day as Hearings Resume

MacArthur Says Coalition Talk ls Prevarication   Declares He Never Backed Coalition Of Reds, Nationalists

Gen. MacArthur Denounces as a Lie Charge He Planned Chiang-Red Coalition   GOP Calls for New Statement On Korea War Aims by Marshall

MacArthur Denounces Acheson Implication That He Favored Compromise With Reds

Mac Denounces Acheson Message   General Says Statemen' Is Prevarication That  He Ever Backed Plan

Raps Acheson Statement As  Prevarication  U. S. Blundered In Attempts for  Tins .lecwinesnt

American Planes Blast, Burn Big Red Supply Center   U. S. Pilots Nearer Numerical Equality In Korean Jet Race

Lift Ban On U. 5. Photographers  20 Correspondents To Go To Kaesong

Outlook Still Grey; Analyst Finds More Bad News Than Good For Week

Wholesale Beef Price Ceilings Effective Today   Stock Shipments Are Being Held Back as Rollback Protest

OPS Clamps Ceiling on Beef Price   Cattle Growers May Withhold Stock Suoply

Rollback Made Effective ... . Ceiling Prices Cut. - On Wholesale Beef

Price Ceilings on Wholesale Beef in Effect   Some Signs of Withholding -

Wholesale Beef Ceiling Into  Effect Today —   Retail Prices Must Be Posted Monday; DiSalle Says Rollback Will Stay

—BEEF CEILING EFFECTIVE — ~ Believe Cattlemen Are  Withholding Shipments

Beef Shipment Slumpsas Price  Order Invoked   Cattle Raisers Play ‘Hold-Out’ It Is Indicated

\Cattlemen Blast Order... cperdntee TRE Beef Price: Controls Set Amid Protests

Wholesale Markets Hit ' Cattlemen Hold Shipments As Beef Goes under Ceiling

Price Ceilings on Beef Clamped on As Predictions of Shortage Grow

Cattle Shipments Lag As Wholesale Boot Price Ceilings Go Into Effect

Beef Ceiling PricesGoOn   Cattlemen May Be With: holding Stock Shipments, Protesting Rolfbecks

1,141,000 Reds Ready to Fight In Korean War   Ridgway Headquarters Says Manchurian Reserves ‘Threaten’

You Can Be Too Helpful At Times Congresman Finds Out from Soldier

Churchill Charges Laborites Bungling Military Policies  ‘No Confidence’ Vote To Climax Campaign  Slated for Tonight

Defense Plan Of Britain Hit By Churchill   Vote Due T onight On Attlee Regime   Wartime Premier  Criticizes England’s Failure  To Make Bomb

LIKE QUICK-SHOT CAMERA X-ray Made in Minute to Aid Wounded at Front

Four States Asked To Finance, Build New Water Project   $564,000,000 Plan Would _ Consist of Four Dams in Upper Delaware as Water Reserve 

TWO SENATORS PROPOSE. CURE ON GL SERVICE   Say European Nations Should Guarantee Defense Quotas

2 Senators Ask Truman Check ove Army  Connally, Russell   Connally, Russel Propose Plan; Taft Against It

Sen. Taft Drafting Bill Calling For Quota Guarantee   Wherry Set Against Sending Men Until OK'd By Congress

Great Debate Continues In Senate Over Issue Of More Troops For Europe   Tatt Seeks Amendment To Delay Action Until Other Nations Offer Guarantee That Defense Quotas Will Be Filled

Taft Drafting New Plan For Europe Troops   Against Connally And Russel Scheme Giving Truman The Power

Connally Offers Troop Proposal  Taft Plans Another Move for Delaying

Senators Ask More Men  for Europe  Taft Will Oppose Troop Transfer for West Buildup

BUT NOT TO RETIRE  Sergeant, 71, Coming Home From Japan Occupation Duty

Anglo-lranian Conflict Up to World Council   Mossadegh, Jebb Will Plead Case; Britain Says Peace Periled

lran’s Premier To Plead Case Before the U.N.   Britain Tosses Long And Bitter Dispute To Security Council

BRITAIN PUTS CRISIS BEFORE WORLD COUNCI   Mossadegh And Jebb Will Speak On Issues.

JEBB WILL PLEAD. BRITAIN'S CAUSE BEFORE COUNGI   London Charges Abadan  Dispute Is Endangering World Peace

UN to Hear lran’s Boiling Oil Dispute   London and Tehran Disclose Schedule  .For Next Week; Instructions Given

lranian Premier  Taking Case to UN  Jebb To Argue for Britain © in Lact Ditch Peace Move

lran, Britain To Plead Cases In U.N. Council   Premier Mossadegh, Gladwyn Jebb Will Come to New York

Security Council To Hear Dispute Over Iranian Oil   Premier Mossadegh Ant Britain’s Jebb To Plead The Case.

UN to Hea: Mossadegh and Jebb   British, lranian Officials to Plead Cases in Oil Tiff

lran’s Premier, British Diplomat Will Plead Cases   Will Appear Before UN Security Council To Air Oil Dispute

Britain and Iran Will Plead Cases Before UN Group  Debate May Endange Cause of World Peace

Iran, Britain To Put Case Before U.N.   Mossadegh, Jebb ‘ Will Appear Before Security Council

U.N. Security CouncilToHea: Oil Dispute  WT... ... 3. OPH.) OES.   Mossadegh To Plead For Iran And Jebb Fox Great Britain

ViL Undbh IV VU. iN. Britain's Gladwyn Jebb and  Iran Premier to Plead  Before Council

UN Has lran Oil Dispute   Botling Controversy Will Be Laid Before Security Council at  Meeting Next Week

Security Council Next Week To Hear Arguments   Premier Mossadegh, Sir Gladwyn Jebb To Plead Controversy;  Would Halt Ousters

Mossadeph to Plead Oil Case At UN Meeting       Will Face Britain in N.Y London Threat Seen To Seize Shins

High British Officer Agrees With M’Ar thur   Australian General in Japan Supports View on Bombing Red China

British Officer Backs MacArthur   Favors Allied Raids On Manchurian Bases

British General Backs M Arthur   Robertson Favors Bombing Manchuria

en ee nee Shene. 2 Beeert Anonymous Informant Says Top British Military Commander in Japan Supports MacArthur Views

Britisher Backs Bombing OfReds   Roberisom Suppests MacArthur's Policy

BRITISH CHIEF BACKING ‘MAC’   Report Top Commander In East Favors Bombing -Manchurian Bases

RE enimrns, SN, Sage MERRY <ipmbengenggencneen enero  ‘Nestles Makes $2,000 Gift To Hospital

Luciano Is Called Dope Trade Czar   “Lucky” Takes Top Billing at Televised Senate Hearing.

 Narcotics Probe Continues Luciano Dope Kingpin  In U. S.. Senators Tald

Witnesses Refuse To Name Dope Sources Upon Threat Of Death; Luciano Cited

BRITAIN PULLS OUT OF IRAN OILFIELDS   Cruiser Evacuates 400 Technicians From Abadan As Empire Bows To Edict By Government

Sea Evacuation Completed Without Incident: lranian Premier to Leave Sunday for N. Y. to Fight British Complaint In Security Council

Britain Gives Up Mid East Oil Holdings   Cruiser Sails With workers From Iran

Ohio Plane Crash Kills Passenger  Two Are Rescued Erom Lake Erie

Chinese Reds Wave White Flag, Kill GPs   Communists Shake Hands With Yank Patrol Ty penn Craneate: Loader Sneaks Enealish

ARREST OF HALL REVEALS HOW INFLUENCE} OF COMMUNIST PARTY HAS DETERICRATED

Red Speeches To Cos! More   U, NL Committee Slaps In crease on Soviet Union Dues for Next Year

Leaders of Labor Protesting Plan   Big Federations Loosed ‘Barrage of Hot Words At Mobilization Agencie:

GABRESKI GETS ANOTHER MIG IN DOGFIGHT   Sabres Shoot Down 3 Red Planes; Ground Action Sharp

U.S. Planes Get Three Red MIG’s   Sabre Jets Win Air Battle As First Truce Talks Begin

Yanks Win Air Battle. UN Troops Score Gains as Truce Talks Completed

STRENGTHEN AIR FORCE IN KOREAN WAR   U. S. Sends in More Fast Sabre Jets to Replace Slower Shooting Stars.   TWO AIR BATTLES IN KOREA TODAY   Sabres Knock Down One Mig and Damage Six Others. Little Fighting on Ground.

_Cat-And-Dog Chase Chase  Fam Prices Must Catch Up Curbs Are Slapped On

Farm Prices Up But Not Equal To Parity Level   Government Lid Does Not Affect Sub-Parity Prices

$6.5 Billion Slice Said Postponed   $10 Billion More Claimed Needed

President Scales Down  Tax Demand   House Committee Told $10 Billion Will Be Enough

TRUMAN MAKES CHANGE IN TAX PROGRAM   Postpones Asking Amount Firat Sought This Year

No ‘Second Round’ Boost before ‘52, Treasury Head Says   Snyder Tells House Quick Action Necessary on Truman Request for $10.000.000.000

TRUMAN CHANGE IN TAX PROGRAM   Postpones Asking Amount First Sought This Year  By RAYMOND WILCOVE

Truman Scales His Tax Demands To Ten Billions  Reduction Is Made From Original Call For 16.5 Billion Boost  mm mAWALAAIFP LAILI CAVE

PRES, TRUMAN “SLALES DOWN TAX DEMANDS   Fiscal Picture Is Brighter Says Secretary

Asks Congress To Rush Ballot On 10 Billions   Request for Second Installation Is Put Off by Administration

Truman Asserts Red March in Asia Halted   President Delivers Slashing Attack On Gen. MacArthur

Enemy ‘Cracking, Truman Discloses   He Fears A-Bomb Attacks If War Is Expanded

President Sees — Korean Stand - Stopping Reds   ‘Go-It-Alone’? Policy Held Danger to Entire West Nofensce Structure

Truman Issues Bitter Attack On MacArthur   Says His Policy Designed To Win Despite General

Truman See: A-Bombs If War Spreads   Contends Best Collective Advice Backs His Policy

Cease-Fire Talks Enter Third Session   North Korea Premier Brandishes Red Air Might

Temperatures Around the Nation   Reds Building Up Aircraft In Manchuria

Build-Up of Red AF  Confirmed   American Air Force Getting Info by Pictures

SENATE PASSES DISPUTED: BILL HAILED: AS PANACEA ‘ran RIICINESS HNCERTAINTY

Steel Parley May Decide U.S. Economy  C.1.0. Demands To Be Pushed Nov. 27; Murray Heads Drive

Talks For New Stee! Contract Start Nov. 27   Solution Will Play Major Role In Nation’s Economy

Steel Pay Talks Will Open Nov. 27  Negotiations to Start WAS'ah, 11 C €aenel Marr

U. S. Steel Talks Set for Nov. 27  Steelworkers to Ask Substantial Increase

STEEL DEBATES OPEN NOV. 27   ‘Contract Negotiations  Important To U. S.  i Economy

Steel Industry Opens Negotiations; Big Influence On US Eceiomy Seen

Steel Contract Talk Set Nov. 27   May. Set Pattern For 1952 Economy

U.S. ECONOMY FACES TEST  Big Steel, CIO To Oper Pact Talks Next Week

Entire Nation’s Economy Will Be Affected By Steel Pay Negotiations

Killed On Way To Rite: For Friends   Young Soldier Was En Route To Funeral For Two Coaner Bovs

Disclosure Made in Wire trom Senator fo President Hibbard Of Montana faxpavers Assn.

Senator Murray Announces ACM And Harvey Companies Will Build Kalispell Aluminum Plant.

Foreign Aid Plea Made by Truman   UN Forces in Korea Stronger Than Before Truce Talk Begun, Newsmen Told by President

President Also Comments On Aid, Politics  Backs Ridgway In General’s Verbal Tannla Wisk Dade

Truman Against a Foreisn Aid Cut   President Calls Slash in Funds “Misplaced  Economy”   “SERIOUS SITUATION”   Declares He Is Backing Ridgway in Korean Cease-Fire Talks

U.N. Built Up In Korea, Truman Says   President Supports Ridgway 100% in Handling Stalemate

hina Radio Renews Nolation Allegations       ‘Reds Pour 10 Thousand Fresh Troops into Line   Aid Cut Misplaced Economy: HST

President Says U. 'S. Prepared If Talks Fail   Truman Endorses Ridg: way's Handling Of The  Korea Negotiations

Stronger Than Ever in  Korea Now Ready to Renew   Ready to Renew Large-Scale War, President Declares.

Hope To Restore  Aid Slash   Truman States Situation is Serious After  Reds Buildup

Slash In Aid To EKurope  False Keonomy — Truman  Says UN Forces Stronger Now: Oatie Cae0oe Never To Re “Closed”

Foreign Aid Cut Deplored by President   Billion-dollar Bite Off Budget Called Misplaced Economy  kw. Th TAROT Th ATIVER

VERY SERIOUS SITUATION, HE SAYS   Oatis Case Never Closed, President Declares  LN. FARES   Stronger Now Than When Talks Started, Chief Executive Declares

Blisters Congress On Economic Aid  Truman Says Cutting Fund Falee Economy

President Raps Foreign Aid Cut   Reports UN Forces in Korea Stronger Than Before Talks

Foreign Aid Curtailment Irks Truman   Says His Whole Progran Threatened on Verge Of Success.

Communists Also Are Moving Thousands Of Fresh Forces Toward Front Lines

Truman Calls Cut In Foreign Aid ‘Bad Economic Move   President Alto Tells Newsmen U. N. Forces in Korea Gaining Streugth.

President Raps Plan to Cut Funds   Chief Executive Holds Weekly Conference;  Tells of UN Strength

SAYS SUCCESS OF PROGRAM IS NOW IN SIGHT’   Stronger Force Now in Korea, He Tells Reporters

Truman Calls Aid Cut Effort Poor Economy   ‘Asserts U.N. Forces Stronger; Oatis Case Not Closed

Truman Call: Soviet Press. Blasts False ©   Supports Gen. Ridgway; U. S. To Continue Effort To Free William Oatis -

Foreign Aid Cuta Blow ; Fo Program   President Asserts It is Misplaced  Economy on Eve of Raarmoaman? Siuerae:

Truman Calls Move To Cut Foreign Aid Misplaced Econom)   Sees Difficulty. In Restoring Cuts Made by Congress

U.S. F orce In KoreaStrong, Truman Says   Backs Ridgway In. Ad] Actions Since. Truce Talks Were Becun

Backing Ridgway To Limit   Will Not Let Oatis Case Die; Silent On Strike

President Truman Tells the Press:  Korean Truce ‘Holiday’ Strengthens U.S.; Cuts  In Foreign Aid ‘A Pity’

The Weather   Truman Ask: Support on Foreign Aid  Thinks Help: Needed to Hold Off Reds

Truman Pledges His Full Support tn. Gon Didqway   10,000 Red Soldiers at Korean Front Give UN Troops Stiff Battle

Truman Says Aid Fund Cuts ‘Bad Economy  President Tells U.S. Press U'N. Forces Stronger Now

Truman Asserts Foreign Aid Cut Is Poor Economy   President Also Tells News Conference UN Forces in Korea Stronger Than Month Ago 

President Says Foreign Aid Cut Misplaced Savine   UN Is Stronger Now In Korea, He Tells Reporters

Reports Allied Troops Prepared  For Enemy Moves  Oatis Case To Stay Open Until Freed; Still Mum on ‘52

Congressional Effort to Cut Foreign ‘Aid Is Denounced in Truman Interview

Truman Hits  Slash in Aid  Says UN Forces Gaining; Ratie Caca Nat Clyaced

Aid Fund Cut Poor Economy, Truman Asserts   Korean Forces Stronger Now,President Says

Truman Backs Gen. Ridaway’s Truce Actions  Foreign Aid Cuts Bad Economy, He Tells Newsmen

Weather   Truman Sees No Chance To Stop Slicing   President Again Calls For Release Of William Oatis

MacArthur's Intelligence Chief Says General Predicted Korean Buildup

Willoughby. Scores Press in  Defending Self   Correspondents Hit Back in Row Over Blame for Yalu Rout

[talian Radicals Fail to Halt Ike On Visit to Rome   200 Reds Arrested, 5 Injured In Series Of Riots

Commie Riots Mark Arrival Of Ike in Italy  Rome, Peaceful, Gives General   Rome, Peaceful, Gives General Warm Welcome   Showdown Called

' Hopes To Get Three Million Reese Will Sell Pottery; - Workers To Share Cash

Top State Republicans Assailed Him Roughly In Presidential Drive

Here’s What the Journal Said THEN —  State Journal Attacked MacArthur Bitterly In °48—Now W orships Him

Republicazs Against General In 1943" Stassen, Left A liacks On MacArthur to His GOP  Supporters In Wisconsin

Conference Told:  ea ate et        ~~  Congress Due to Get Cost Estimate on River Parkway

Cabinet of Korea Meets Secretly To Decide Move   No Official Announcement ls Made; Some Members ‘Already Leave Seoul

28th Is Expected To Get Overseas Orders This Week   Stuttgart-Munich Ares Assignment Seen By Most Observers ~

Reds Cross Minefields Over Bodies of First Suicidal Waves; Retreating Forces Fire Entire Villages.

Reds Dent Line North Of Capital   Retreating Forces Put Toreh to Entire V illages  As Reds Surve

Suit Outgrowth Of Fatal Crash North of Carroll   Jury Rules Against Trucker In Death of Wall Lake Man

Administration Given Setback  Senate Groups Favor Hoauce Okay on Troonse

Play It Safe   Two Major Groups Okay Resolutions Urging Troop Plan   Senate Committees Approve Sending Units To Europe, But Call On President To  Secure Endorsement Of Both Houses

Action Evades Major Issue Of t Authority  *,_* - =e   George Critical Of Failure To Pin Down Question Of Power

\DMINISTRATION SETBACK  Senate Units Vote Curbs On Troops to Europe

EUROPE TROOP BILL RIDER IS APPROVED      Amendment Calls. on Tru. man to Get Endorsement of Both Houses.

Senate Committees Want Congressional Approval Before Soldiers Sent   Administration Program Given Serious Setback Through Resolution Passed By Democrat And Republican Coalition

GOP-Democratic Coalition Rules On Troop Moves   Major Setback To Administration On Hot Europe Issue

Setback for Truman On Troops   Senate Committees Call on Him to Get Endorsement.

Action by Both Houses Urged On Troop Issue   2 Senate Committees Approve Resolutions On Forces for Europe

Two Major Groups Okay Resolutions Urging Troop Plan   Senate Committees. Approve Sending Units To Europe, But Call On President To Secure Endorsement Of Both Houses

Senate Groups Oppose Truman On Troops Issue   Vote To Require Prior Approval Of Conaress

SENATORS VOTE CURB ON SENDING SOLDIERS ABROAI   Two Senate Groups Call on Truman to Get Approval of Both Houses for European Duty.   ACTION IS SETBACK FOR ADMINISTRATION   Coalition of Republicans anc Dixie Democrats Takes Contrel and Pushes  Through Provision.

Washington Is Taking On Holiday Air   President Truman Ready To Lead American Greetings for Ehzabeth And Her Royal Duke.

Truman To Welcome Elizabeth And Philip Rath Won't Dampen Washinaton Ovation For Royal Pair

Royal: Couple Due To Arrive This Afternoon   Princess Elizabeth Making First Visit To United States With Duke Of Edinburgh, Stay At Bair Horse   CAPITAL TAKES ON HOLIDAY AIR

Princess, Duke Due For Visit In Washington   President To Lead Rousing Welcome For Elizabeth And Philip

President to. Greet British Deval Counle   Gala Washington . Welcome Awaits Princess Elizabeth And Duke of Edinburgh,

Trumans to Greet British Royal Couple At Washinaton Airport This Atternoon

Commies Also Ask For Extension of  Neutral Zone With Dual Patrol Check

Panmunjom Picked By Communist: As Location For Meetings; Ridgway Studies Offer

REDS PROP PANMUNJOM AS NEW TRUCE SITE   Is Only Mile From Locatior Suggested By Ridgway   GENERAL TO TAKE  TIME ANSWERING

Allies Remain Silent on Latest Enemy Offer —   Panmunjom Named As Peace Area by © Communist Leaders

Red Leaders Seek Another Site for Talk   Larger Neutral Zone, Responsibility Main Points Before U. N.

Reds Propose Slight Switch In Talks Site   Ridgway and Joy Meet To Discuss Terms Of Communist Offer

Man Promises Full Story of Scandal   Metropolitan Paper Say: ‘Mr. Go-Between’ Is on Way to City

‘Mink Coat’ Young Before Grand Jury  Proceedings Described As ’Lot of Yap-Yap’

Security Clause Of CIO legal  t fe nvarnmant'e   Government's Ruling Attacked By Union

Calls N.L.R.B. Action ‘Unjust’  CLO. Denounces Ruling ‘That Perils Union Shop

Sailors Drown Off Evanston  Salvage Ship Sinks In Rouah Lake Michiaan

4Navy Men Die As Boat Upsets   Victims Attempting To Salvage Plane

FOUR LAKE MISHAP   Navy Salvage Vessel Is Sunk As Hundreds Leok On

Four Navy Men Are Lost in Rough Lake Michigan as Salvage Cratt Sinks

Top Labor Leaders Assail Controls, Suggest Withdrawal From Program

Labor Chiefs Blast Controls Program:  Withdrawal Hinted   Labor Committee Claims It’s Being Denied Real Voice in Any Part of Mobilization; Most of Criticism Is Aimed at C. E. Wilson

WAGE-PRICE PLANS ANGRILY ASSAIFD BY LABOR LEADERS   Whole Program Threatened  - As Union Chiefs Indicate  - - They May Withdraw From Ht.   OBJECT TO LIMITING RAISES TO 10 PCT.   Lewis Joins A. F. LC. 1. O and Rail Brotherhood Representatives in Voicing Protest.

Labor Members Of Wage Board Take Walk Out  Ten Per Cent Raise Called ‘Miserable’ ‘ P. §£.Le. ft pee .

Senator Declares U. §. Will Evacuate Korea If Russian Air Force Enters War

if Russ Attack U. 5. Will Call Its Troops Home  Senator's Statement Takec Nate of Peril

West Germany Halts Trading With East Zone   Treaty Abragated Because Russians Hampered Traffic

3 KILLED IN FIRE, 4 OTHERS MISSING   TWENTY-SEVEN INJURED As BLAZE SWEEPS kK. °C. APARTMENT BUILDING,

1951 Legislature Hopes To Wind Up Session Thursday  Reapportionment, Districting Plans Face 1952 Actian

Adjournment by Thursday Eyed   Both Houses Work for That End at Madison

Death Claims L. S. Wernli  Head of Sioux City Eirm Le Mars Native

Stassen Asks Truman, Mac to Talk It Over   GOP Leader Also Urges Congressmen’ to Rise Above Politics

Stassen Calls On Truman, MacArthur To Settle Squabble  Also Asks Solons to ‘Rise Above Politics’ For Good of America

Russian Newspaper Reaffirms Hone For U. §.-Seviet Talks  Says Reds Ready to Re-Examine Importan  International Disputes

Russia Reaffirms Wish to Go Over Global Issues With U. S.   Influential Moscow Publication Repeats Line Voiced in Vishinsky's Statement 

Cops Have Good Case In Slaying   Calif. Suspect May Enter Insanity Plea

CLAIM GOOD CASE IN GIRLS DEATH   Investigators Tie Up Loose Ends In Slaying Of 10Year-Old Calif. Girl

MOTT ACCEPTED   Health Board Also Acts on Resignation of Department Nurse   LOOK FOR SUCCESSOR

RESIGNATION OF MOTT ACCEPTED   Health Board Also Acts or Resignation of Department Nurse   LOOK FOR SUCCESSOR

Cowboys Hear A-Bomb Tests  ~ AEC Confirm Rumor  Ot Nevada Exneriment

New Atomic Test Reported    Explosion On Nevada Test Range Thursday

Violent Storm Hits Twin Cities  Minneapolis And St. Paul Scene Of  Weaauvyu Wind Storm

St. Paul Storm Kills 2, Hurts 20  Store Collapses, Woman Patron Dies

Heavy Loss As  Violent Storm —  Rips Twin Cities Winds Of Hurricane. Forc  Knock Down Trees, Powe linac: Aft leact 7 Killed

Yanks  Shell   Seoul      U.N. Forces Hammer. Bewildered China Defense Lines

Yanks Shell  Seoul   U. N. Forces Hammer Bewildered China  Defense Lines

Mystery Marks Slaying Caddo Night Marshal   No Clues as to Murderer Of Officer Wednesday Nigh: In Bryan County Town

Britain Takes Oil Dispute With Iran Before World Court  Charges Iran With Ignoring Agreement  With British Concern

NO ROOM FORTWO  Sister Kangaroo Forced to Resort Ta Man-Made Home

Democrats Hit af GOP Tactics   Protest Assembly Acts Which Kill Measures

CRIME PROBE CHIEF URGES: NEW INQUIRY   Kefauver Di ffers With Revublican Viewpoint

Citations For Contempt In Crime Probe   Group Composed Of istrict Ministers Request Tay

Trial In Beating Case Is Called   To Try Six For Beating Cripple

Uranium Fever Again Grips Grants, Spiceo By Story Of Vast New Ore Field Discovery

Jranium Fever Riis Grants Area Again As Rumors creait Arizona Indian With Another Large Strike

Vote Again Delayed By House Group   More O pponents Than Supporters

Tax Publication Issues Debated  Income Payment - Release Aired —

Dean Acheson Approved Plan End China Aid   Says Proposal Based On Fear Communists Would Capture Arms

Secretary Of ‘State Confirms  Stassen Statement Quoting Late Senator Vandenberg; Truman Vetoed Proposed Qvedar

ACHESON SAYS HE APPROVED STOPPING AIL   Plan To Halt Military Supplies To China Was Dropped

Chiang Aid Refusal s Confirmed   Acheson Says Idea Came From Military, Not His Department

Acheson Admits Backing Shutoff Of Aid to Chiane   Says Proposal Based On Fear Reds: Migh Capture Munitions

Allegan Tries ‘New Way’ To Dry Up Town   Situalion Like Sodus Problem

FOR UN ACTION HIT NEW SNAG   Ceasefire Committee Will Submit Report To Group Today

ASIAN GROUP HESITATES TO DUB COMMUNIST CHINA AS AGGRESSOR IN KOREA

Denunciation Of China Hits ~ Snags in U.N.   Asians Back Down-as U. S. Seeks to Brand Reds Ac Acoressors

U. §. DEMANDS FOR UN ACTION HIT NEW SNAG   Ceasefire Committee Will Submit Report To Greup Today

ITwo British Warships Sail For Egypt as Anti-Foreign Demonstrations Continue

‘Replacements’ Are Due Thursday for Suez Area Hot Spot   Troops Supposed To Relieve Forces Already Guarding Canal- Cairo Riots End

His Feet Ached So He Could Not Deliver Mail. Is Excuse   But He Had a Part Time Job as Caddy

Mrs. Ray Wright, Ralph  Pine Register Petitions With City Clerk   HENRY SHENK TO RUN

Government To Put New Controls On Food Stores   500,000 Retailers To Be Affected By OPS; Some Higher Food Prices Predicted In Plan

NEW SYOTEN MAY BE IN BY END OF WEEK   Markup Program to Boost Some Prices and Roll Back Others.

New Retail Food Price Controls Set  Three OPS Orders Will Set Specific

Revised Food Price Orders Due In Week   Mark-Up Percentages Kept Secret By OPS; To Lower Some Costs

Order May Bring Some Rollbacks   Other Products To Be Raised by Markup Plan, OPS Says.

Government Ready to Put Nation’s Food Retailers, Wholesalers Under New Price Control System -

NEW PRICE CURB SYSTEM PLANNED FOR FOOD STORES   Order Is ‘Expected to Mear Higher Costs for Some Items   DETAILS WITHHELD   Plan Expected to Leave Housewife Confused Over Ceiling Prices

Will Boost Cost Of Some and Roll Back Few Others   New Orders Slated To Be Given Out Before End of Week

OPS Keeps “Mark-up” Secret...  Plans New Orders on — Food Prices

Present System  Revamped  New Plan Called   New Plan Called Move Effective

OPS May Issue Orders By End Of This Week   New System Will Raise Prices On Some Items But Lower On Others: Percentages Utilized

New OPS Order Exnected fo Put Food Prices Up   Specific Markups for Various Articles to Be Ordered

20 Spectators Killed in Air Show Disaster   Father Loses His Wife, Children in Tragic Air Wreck

Airplane Graskes, 20 Persons Killed   Stunt Ship in Air Show Plunges Into Spectators In Colorado Communit}

CAB Probing Air Show Crash  20 Killed as Plane Crashes Into Crowd

Rules Violations Blamed For Turning Colorado Air Show Into Mass Tracedy

AIR SHOW PLANE CRASH KILLS 20   CAA Says Regulations Obviously Violated

20 KILLED, 17 INJURED IN AIR SHOW DISASTER   Plane, Stunting too Low  Plunges Into Cars and Crowd. °

Anti-Reds Take Slim Lead in Italian Voting   French Reds Still Swing Weight, But Party Punch Is Found Waning

Commies Trail in Italian Vote  Local Governments Now Being Decided

DeGasparis Party Gains Slight Edge In Italian Election  Grabs Slim Margin Over Red-Socialist Bloc in Early Returns

Hirohito in Daring Move   He and Empress Hail Constitution That Robs Them of imperial Powers

Hirohito Shouts “Banzai” In Praise Of Janan's 4-Year-Old Constitution

Emperor Joins Japan in Celebrating Fourth Anniversary of Constitution

Reporter Admits Inexperience In --Defamati   Misteken Identity. Claim “Made In The Trisl OF  Four Newamen

Reporter Admits Inexperience In Defamation Case   Mistaken Identity Clain Made In The Trial Of  Four Newsmen

Huge Tornadic Storm Strikes Oklahoma and Kansas Areas   Warning Sirens Send Residents of Dozen Towns to Cellars; Minor Damage Reported

Tornadoes” Rip West Oklahoma       Tremendous Tornadic Storm Strikes Western Oklahoma Sending Residents to Cellars

Atomic Plane Contract Let   Consolidated, GE Get History Making Task

America Lets Contracts For First A-Powered Airplanes   GAMBLERS TO CHIP IN U.S. Senate 'Tax-Boosters Nearing $6 Billion Mark

Legislators Balk At Civil Defense Requests by U.S. ~ Council Holds Up — Plans To Qualify For Federal Aid

Swift Push Takes Reds By Surprise   Nine Engines, 99 Cars Destroyed by Bombs —Lull Falls on Battle  Fronts   Corsair Crashes   Craft Is Struck, Falls and Burns — Pilot  Believed Lost

Allied Planes Pound Korean Red Railroads   Greatest Aerial Attack Of War Launched

Allied Airplanes Pound Crippled Red Rail System   Nine Locomotives, 99 Railecars Said Destroved In Raid

Allied Planes Hit Rail Line   Wave After Wave Of Bombers Smash At North Korean System,

UN Warplanes Blast Crippled Red Rail System   Fighter Bombers Hit Rolling Stock Caught Out of Tunnels

Allies Suggest Compromise Buffer Zone In Korea; Yanks Pound North Korean Railroads

Enemy Trains Surprised By Allied Planes  Reds’ Rail System Takes Beating In Heavy Air Attack

Reds’ Trains Caught In Open And Pummelled   Russian-Made Jet . Damaged in Battle; No UN Losses

Slight Lull in Ground Action Enemy’s Crippled Rail System Hit by Planes

U.N. PLANES POUND NO. KOREAN RAILS   Enemy Losses Heavy In Surprise Attacks

Allied Aircraft Pound Crippled Red Rail Lines   Fighter-Bomber Catch Transport On Open Tracks

NorthKorean Rail Lines. Are Pounded   Wave After Wave Of Allied Planes Hits Red Tracks  And T aramativac

Allied Planes Hit Crippled Rail System   . Wave After Wave OF Fighter Bombers  . Roars Down on Reds ‘Cauzht in the Oven

Allied Planes Pound Enemy's Rail System   Fifth Air Force Reports Reds Are Taken by Surprise

Allies Drive. ° For Solution:  ‘On Talk Zone   U.N. Not. Intérested: Ir Past History, ‘Presses : : Té Setile Site Deadlock

Planes Hammer Red Railroads   Nine Locomotives and 99 Cars Destroyed; 145 Are Damaced

ALLIES POUND RED RAILWAYS   Concentrated Air Attacks Inflict Heavy Damage

Already Crippled North Korea: Rail System Mortally Hit By Waves of United Nations Planes

ENEMY CLAIMS 12 AIRMEN ARE HELD PRISONER   Say Bomber, Other Planes Downed by Their Air Defense

Allied Aircraft Smash Railroad Stock In North   Catch Trains Out in Open; Lull Across Korean Battlefields

AIRMEN SMASH ROLLING STOCK IN MIGHTY RAID   Most Concentrated Blast Of War Lev_.¢led. On- Enemy ~ Trains — Lull Falls On Ground Action.

Korea Rail Line Heavily Bombed   Allied Planes Cripple System With Raids

Attack Catches Enemy Napping U. S. Fighter Bombers Hit Hard at Red Rail System

Warplanes Pound Reds’ Rail System  One of War's Most Concentrated Attack:

ALLIED PLANES HIT RED RAIL SYSTEM   Comparative Lull Falls Over Battle Fronts

New Attacks On 100-Mile Front Begin   Red Advances Coming from Buildup Areas

New Charge. By Reds May Delay Talks   Another Neutrality Violation At Kaesong zulegedt As aad  wat a

New Imeediment 19 Peace Talks   Boy Shot In Neutral Zone Blame US.

ENEMY CLA TWO SITES HIT BY UN PLANES   Protected Area Unsettled Issue For Negotiators

Summon Liaison Team To Kaesong  Reds Charge Allies With New Neutrality Violations

UN Officers Are Called To Kaesong   Charge Is Made  As Liaison Officers Near Agreement  On Reopening Talk:

Charge Rocks Hope for New Peace Talks   Reds Claim Allied Planes Strafed Area

Violation No. 14 Charged by Reds   Liaison Officers Appear Near Agreement ‘on Reopening of. Truce Talks at New Panmuniom Site

Reds Charge Neutral Zone Is Violated  Truce Talks Again Halted as Allies Listen to Charges

Red Leaders Ask For Investigation Of Plane Attack   Neutral Zone Order Not Given Chinese

RED CHARGE OF U.S. AIR ATTACK ON NEUTRAL ZONE JOLTS HOPE FOR PARLEY

RUARCAN: PT RULEL FAL  Red and UN Liaison Teams Confer to Break Deadlock

REDS CHARGE VIOLATION OF NEUTRAL ZONE   LIAISON OFFICERS RUSH TO KAESONG

CHARGES ROCK HOPE FOR NEW TRUCE DEBATE   Three Planes Fire On Panmunjom, Say Communist Forces

Claim 3 UN Planes Strafed New Site, Killed Korean Lad  Allies Make Preliminary Probe;   Allies Make Preliminary Probe;  Will Resume Inaquirv At 7 P.M.

Reds ‘Summon’ Liaison Officers To Investigation   Call Comes as Forces Seem Near Agreement On Panmunjom Site

Allies Send Two Officers  To Kaesong   New Dispute Seen As Likely Threat To Peace Talks

NEW NEUTRALITY INGIDENT LIKELY TO DELAY TALKS   Allied Officers Leave To Investigate Latest Communist Protect

Communists Claim U. N. Plane Strafec Selected Area   U.N. Clears Reds From Heartbreak Ridge With Steel

Hope for Talks Blasted.Again   Reds Charge Korean Boy Killed; Allies Investigate Charge

Hopes Rocked For Reopening Of Truce Talks   Reds Claim UN Fighters Strafed Truce-Talk Sector

INVESTIGATION BEING MADE BY ALLIED TEAM   Truce Talks Jeopardized By Latest Communist Charge      PROBERS RETURNING TO MUNSAN QUARTERS

Truce Plans Meet Snag . ace Stans Meet Snag... .  Reds Accuse Allies Of New Violations

PLANES KILLED BOY, CHINESE TELL RIDGWAY   New Probe Under Way As Cease-Fire Talk  Terminates Again

Pair Leave AlliedCamp  For Session   U. S. Air Force Begins Check to See How True Statement Is by Reds   Citation Is Mth   Incident Brings» Report by UN SpokesSmen on Neutral Zone

—CEASE-FIRE—  Reds Again Charge U.N.  Violation   Truce Talk Plans May Be Disrupted

Reopening Of Truce Parley — Jolted By Reds   Communists Charge New Breach Of area Neutrality

Reds Charae New Violations Of Neutrality Just As Envoys Were Finishing Plans To Resume Talks

Commies Make Fresh Charges Against Allies   Declare Airplane Attacks Kaesong Neutrality Zone

Allies Probe Claim Plane.  Strafed: Zone   New Trace Parley Tn. Korea Seen. ‘Menaced “By Red: Allegations:

Inform Allies Plane Attacked Keesong Neutral Area Again   Attack Comes Only 13 Hours After Truce Meeting

NEW THREAT TO TALKS   ‘Reds Summon Liaison Officers To Check Neutrality Violations  Bheallat¢inn

CEASE FIRE ARE SHAKEN   Communists. Claim Three American Planes Strafe Both Kaesong and. Panmunjom Neutral Areas   SAY BOY KILLED, KOREAN WouRsis   Peiping Radio: Says Al   feged Incident Raises Doubt as to American Sincerity in Negettes tions.

Say U.N. Plane Attacked Neutral Zone Of Kaesong Right After Peace Parley   Accusations Made Over Radio-Telephone - Circuit Linking U. N. Advance Peace Camp With Reds; Check Being Made.

Peiping Radio Finds Serious Provocation In ‘Incident’   Allies Investigate Accusation in Darkness, Resume Inquiry Later

Allied Officers Investigating At Old Truce Site   Communist Accusation Comes As Officers Near Agreement On Reopening of Talks

UN Officers Are Called To. Kaesong  Charge Is Made   Charge Is Made As Liaison Officers Near Agreement On Reopening Talk

Hopes of New Peace Talks Suffer Setback   Allies Investigate Charge Neutrality Zone Is Violated

HED CHARGES BET GREGK BY LIAISON UNIT   Alleged Viclation Comes as Agreement Near for Truce Talks.

New Tales of  UN Violations   Commies Claim Airplanes Raided Kaesong Area; Ask New Allied Investigation

Truce Talk Hopes Rocked  Communists Say U.N. Planes Strafed the Panmunjon Area

Hopes of Reopening Truce Talks Rocked By Red Accusation   Allies Investigating New Charge That Three Planes Straffed Panmunjom Area.

Cease-Fire Talks Snag on Old Charge   Reds Already Charging That U. N. Planes Violat Neutral Zone Again

HOPES FOR CEASE FIRE ARE SHAKEN   Communists Claim Three American Planes Strafe Both Kaesong and Panmunjom Neutral Areas,   SAY BOY KILLED, KOREAN WOUNDED   Peiping Radio Says Alleged Incident Raises Doubt as to American Sincerity in Negotiations.

Reds Say New Site Strafed  Communists Charge U.S. Plane Kille Bov

Communists Say Boy Died And Another Wounded as Three Fighters Open Fire

Officers Go  To Kaesong . On Summons From Enemy   , Report Comes As Avreement Seems Near At Panmunjom

Truce Hopes Fade  With New Charges   Reds Claim US Plane . Stratfed Panmuniom

Communists Claim Allied Planes Strafe Neutral Zone, Killing Korean Boy   Enemy Declares New Provocation Gives Rise To Serious Misgivings Concerning Sincerity Of Americans

Charges Heard As Liaison Units Near Agreement   Communists Say RKaesong Attacked Hy UN Plane Shortly After Talke End

Reds Say U.N. Plane Attacked Kaesong Zone   Complaint Comes As Agreement Nears On Truce Talks

Allies Probe Attack Story   Blast May Disrupt Preparations for Reopening Cease-Fire Talks

Foe Protests as Agreement on Talks Nears   Three-plane Raid Killed Boy, Allied  Investigators Told

BOY, CHINESE TELL RIDGWAY   New Probe Under Way As Cease-Fire Talk  Terminates Again

Hopes for Reopening Peace Talks In Korea Are Blasted Again By Red Charges of Allied Air Raid  UN Liaison Officers Are Making Investigation at Panmunjom

Claim Kaesong Area ‘Attacked By Allies   U. N. Officers Prepare For Another Investigation; Meanwhile New Truce Talk Plans Are Sidetracked

Claim UN Plane Made Atfack on Kaesong Sector   Still Haggling Over Site for Resuming Peace Talks

‘Reds Charge ‘New Neutral Area Violation   Agreement Locked Near Today When Complaint Came

More Violations Charged by Reds   Claim U.N. Airplanes Attacked Neutral Zone Around Kaesona

Enemy’s New Charges Jolt Truce Hopes  Say Neutral Zone Strafed By Planes

Ask UN Officers To Investigate New Violations   Call Comes As Agreement Near To Reopen Talks

Yanks Occupy Enemy’s Base Of Chunchon   Report Some UN Patrols May Have Crossed Border

Acheson Says United States Wants a Common Point of View on 38th Parallel

Full Approval On Parallel Held Needed   Problem Being Considered In Conversations With Other Powers

Hew Authority Nof Needed To Cross 38th   Acheson States Problem Studied By Korea Allies

Common Viewpoint On 38th Parallel Now Being Soucht. Acheson Reports

State Dept. Cautious Over Truce Talks   Semi-Optimism Is Expressed Over Korean Deal

HOPE TO RENEW OIL TALKS SEEN   U__ S.. Officials’ Exploring Mossadegh Proposals In Allempting To Reopen Negotiations.

British-lran Qutiook Better   Basis Is Sought For Oil Negotiations

State Department Seems Optimistic Over lran Fight   American Officials Talked With Premier Regarding Proposals

20 more Angly To Vote Abgent   134 Applications For City Election

County Clerk Mails Out 28 More Ballots   Total of 87 Logansport Voters Have Applied for Absentee Ballots Thus Far.

Holdup Men Walk Plank  Aleestiacl f sseenaee   Nautical Gunmen Strip Roxy Safe

ALLIED TROOPS PREPARED FOR ALL-OUT EFFORT   Eighth Army Won't “Sit Idly By” If Talks Not Resumed

Bradley And Ridgway Tour Korean Front   Broadcast Indicates Climax Is Nearing In Suspended Truce

Allied Forces Are Prepared To Strike Soon  Reds Continue To Delay Answer On Renewal Of Parley

MANHUNT IS ON NEAR MARION FOR ~— 1OWA CONVICT      One Fugitive Nabbed Asleer In Field; Planes Hunt Pal.

SOME CAN’? TELL TIME  Students Who Flunk Test ‘Really Get Business

Survey Shows Some High Schooler: Can't Even Tell the Time of Day

How Many Months in a Year? —.  1980 LA Students Dunno   CIO's Murray Is ‘A Mystery to  62 Per Cent -~

House Committee Approves Pian for Redistricting   Livingston County Would Be in the Third District.

Legislature Nears Vote On Teachers’ Pay  Salary Increases Expected To Pass House and Senate

Republican and Democratic Leaders Predict Passage of Teacher Salary Boost Bill

‘Steve’ Maher Suffers Fracture   Kneecap Is Fractured In Fall Yesterday; Son Also Breaks Right Arm

‘Steve’ Maher Suffers Fracture  Kneecap la Fractured Ie Ball. Vestesdess Gann

‘Nervous Bandit Gets $11,629 In Minburn Robbery  May Have Escaped   May Have Escaped In Auto Bearing Taylor Co. License

$11,629 Taken In Hold-Up of Minburn Bank   Officers Seek ‘Nervous Bandit Who Forgot His Shotgun

N avy Bomber Did Not Fly Over Russia,  Ridgway Says   General Says Two Ruasian Airevalt Fired On Missing Ship 20 Miles From Border

U.N. PLANE IS SHOT DOWN BY COVIET RLTERS   Gen. Ridgway Says Allied Craft Was Over International Water at Time.

Ridgway Tells UN: Two Soviet Planes Attacked American Weather Aircraft.

Gen. Ridgway Blasts Charge By Kremlin   American Bomber Disappeared During Weather Mission 

Report Handed UN in Answer fo Moscow Charge   Navy Bomber Shot. Down at Sea, Is Belief

Soviets Sought Out, Shot Down Ship, Claim   On Weather Flight, Says Ridgway, Not Near Russian Boarder

Says Russian Fighters Downed Weather Craft  Charges UN Plane   Charges UN Plane Was 20 Miles Outside Soviet Territory

 Goodbye, Ellis Island   War Bride Wins Entry to U.S. after Three Years

After Three Years at Ellis. Island, German War Bride Allowed to Enter

German W ar Bride Lands InU. S. After Three-Year Fight For Entry

Three-Year Voyage of Anxiety, Tears Comes to End for German War Bride

Taxes Long Overdue, Senator Asks Reason Former Collector Listed  As Attorney For Man  Le Apranet

K. C. Tax Case Questioned By Sen. Williams  Se ) eee 7 eo Wee Se

Denmark Agrees To Admit Greece, Turkey Two Nations Will Bring 750,000-Man Force Into NATO

Russians Appear To Have Fallen Below Farm Goa   US Agriculturists Figure Reds Behind  American Acreage

Jefferson County Splits Giving Majorities to Hill, Democrat, and GOP Circuit Judges.

MAXWELL, INCUMBENTS WIN RACES   Jefferson County Splits   Giving Majorities to Hill,  Democrat, and GOP Circuit Judges.

Middle Belt Leaf Average Below 1950.   Volume This Year Is Also Lower

House Wrestles With A Backlog of Bills   Schedules Two Sessions Today: While Senators Adiourn for Weekend

BACKLOG OF BILLS   State Legislature to Hea Only Committee Measures Now ,

American Jets Win Again; Allied Troops Re-Take Yongwol   Women Reported Bearing Arms For Communists

U.N. Army Driving To North Agair   Smash Forward To Areas More Than 10 Miles Above Wonju

—REDS RELUCTANT TO FIGHT—  Allied Force Advances 10 Miles Beyond Won ju

Allied Patrols Slash Northward   One Tank-Led Force Pushes  Within 3 Miles of Parallel 38   Yongwol Recaptured Women Riflers Seen in North Korean Units

Troops Push To Within 33 Miles of 38th Parallel Today   Re-Capture Key Mountain Town

Allied Troops Pass Wonju,  Enter Yongwo!   Task Force Marks Deepest Thrust Since Seoul Abandoned

TankPatrol MovesNorth For 10 Miles  Giese   Yongwol Captured After Air Attacks   Thunderjets Win Another Battle Without Loss; B-29's Hit Komu

Allies Advance LO — Miles Above Wonju   Yo new ol Re ‘aptured to Southeast: U.N. Within 33 Miles of 38th Parallel as Reds Retreat

Key Southeast Mountain Town Refaken  Push Within 33 Miles Of Par valle! 26 Is TT rn

Allied Patrol Knifes 10 Mi. Beyond Wonj   Key Mountain Town of Yongwol Retaken by U. N. Forces  Ry TEI FRIC'KSON

Allied Forces Slash Ten Miles North of Wonju   Recapture Yongwol, to Southeast: Surprised Enemy Driven Out

Allies Slash 10 Miles Beyond Fallen Woniu   Heavily Armed Patrol Drives Within 33 Mile: Of 38th Parallel Before Withdrawing; Other Troops Recapture Key Town of Yongwol

U. S. Jets Again Win In Air Clash   500 Women Volunteers Are Spotted In Red Korean Force Of 1,500 Seven Miles South Of Yongwol; No U. S. Planes Lost

UN_Forces-Push Past Wonju and Seize Yongwol      ; Allied Patrols Advance to Within 33 Miles of Border  Before Returning to Base

TAKE YONGWOL AFTER HEAVY BOMBARDMENT   Yank Planes Damage Three Russian-Made MIG’s In Air Battle

REDS RETREAT WITH HEAVY CASUALTIES   Task Force Drives Within 33 Miles Of 38th   Again Best Russian-Made Mias: Women Fight Beside Communists

Allies Advance Beyond Wont; Jets Win Again   Patrol Pushes To Within 33 Miles Of Parallel; Three Russian-Built Jet Damaged In Dogfight

Patrol Drives To Within 33 Miles Of ‘38th’   U. S. Jets Win Another Air Battle With Red Planes; 3 MiGs Damaaed

United Nafions Forces Have Better Of Land And Aerial Conflict As Political Moves Overshadow War

Key City, Yongwol, Is Captured in Furtherest Dash North Since Retreat

Reds Retreat After Fight, Losses Heavy   Yongwol Captured By dank-Led UN Force In Santheast Area

Key Southeast Mountain Town Retaken   Push Within 33 Miles Of Parallel 38 Is Biaqest Move in Weeks

Enemy, U.S. Jets Renew Air Action   Woman Infantry _ Seen Near Yongwol

Yongwol Falls to Strong Force Led By Tanks   U.S. Jets Again Score ~ In Dogfight, Reds Put Women in Lines

Dispatch Savs T roops Were Taken Awa Vv   Another Air Battle Is Reported; No Claims  Of Kills Made Today

Key Town in Mountains Recaptured   ‘Severe Winter in Korea  Said Favoring Allied Forces by Holding Up Reds’ Offensive

Allied Forces Take Yonqwol, Push Northward  Patrol, Tank Unit  1M AA‘itiaA Aqvance tu rvs —  From Wonju Area

Allied Patrol Probes Deep in Red Territory   Force Penetrates “To Within 33 Miles Of 38th Parallel

Allies Probe North Toward 38th Parallel   Mountain Town Of Yongwol Falls After Big Attack

UN Troops Hit 10 Miles Past Wonju  3 MIGs Damaged by Thunderjets   3 MIGs Damaged by Thunderjets in Air Battle

ALLIED TROOPS CUT TEN MILES BEYOND WONJU   UN Recaptures Yongwol; ~ Yank Pilots Win An other Jet Dogfight

Allies Probe Deeper Into Red Territory   UN Forces Continue To Make Forays Into Enemy Areas

Reds Suffer Heavy Loss In Attack   Thundeérjet Pilots Claim Four Migs Damaged In Flight

Key Mountain Town Seized By Allies While U. S. Jets  Gain Second Victory In Sky

Thunderjets Hit MGs in Clash Over Yalu River   Casualties Heavy Among Reds Under Swift U.N. Attecks

Surprised Reds Put To Flight In Mining Town  Communists Use 500 ~ Women Riflemen

UN Seizes Yorgwel in New Attack   Armored Spearhead Thrusts 10 Miles North of Wonju; Enemy Reluctan:

nm get € Againtin Atr batile Wunout Any Lo  Allied Force Puckine 10 Miles Past Wonju

UN Troops Prod Foe In Korea   Push 10 Miles North Of Wonju and Retake Yongwol As Reds Continna ta Avnid Richt

UN Pushes Ten Miles Past Wonju   Formidable Allied Patrol Is 35 Miles From the Parallel! During Attack   RECAPTURE YONGWOL   Key Mountain Town on the Han Falls After Allied Bombardment, Shelling

Allied Troops te Farthest North Since Leaving Seoul   Task Force Pushes Within 33 Miles Of 38th Parallel On Central Korean Front; Air Force Savs 63 Mias Down Or Daniaged

Allied Troops Gaining Ground North Of Wonju  Reluctance To Fight CL... peri... ~   Reluctance To Fight Shown By Enemy On East. Central Ponte

Strike Sudden Blows AtReds   One Force Goes Ferther North Thon Any Has Since Retract Below Parallel

Allied Troops Move 10 Miles Beyond Wonju  Task Force Hits Behind Red Lines  Tee Teasn Cwxataws

Allies Push Farthest to North Since Fall of Seoul; Yongwol Taken After Aerial Bombardment.   BOMBERS BLAST NORTHERN TARGETS

U.N. Troops Capture  Key Yonado   Thunderjets Damage 3 Russian-Built Migs in Northwest Korea

Advance of More Than 10 Miles Is Made by. Heavily Armed Force Before It Withdrawa

Well-Armed Patrol Nears 38th Before Withdrawig Withdrawing   Yank Airmen Damage 3 Russian Jets in Northwest

Allies Recapture Mountain Town on Southeast Flank   And North of Wonju, Patrol Sallies Within 33 Miles of Parallel.

UN Troops Push Ahead, Retake City   Slash More Than 10 Miles Beyond Wonju; Recapture Town of Yongwol

UN Troops Push Ahead, Retake City  Slash More Than  10 Miles Beyond  Wonju; Recapture

Allies Recapture {ongwol, Strike North of Wonju   Tank-Led Patrol Now 33 Miles From Parallel 38

Patrol  Slashes In Deer   Troops Drive To Within 33 Miles Of 38th Parallel

Key Mountain Town of Yongwol Seized After Air, Artillery Bombing   Jets Win Second Big Aerial Fight   500 Women Volunteers Are Found Fighting In Red Korean Force

Retreat to Pusan Arez Continuing   Osan and Wonju Are Abandoned As Reds Threaten To Cut Retreat

Powerful Drive Launched To Trap Fleeing Troops; Burning Wonju Is Seized

Wonju, is Abandoned After 3-Day Battle   United Nations Forces Accelerate Retreat Toward the Pusan Perimeter Under Heavy Chinese  Bencecura

GI's Continue To Withdraw Toward Pusar   Drive By 200,000 Reds Threatens Line of Retreat

Yanks Head For Pusan Perimeter   200 Red Troops Surprised By UN Battalion

Allies Continue Retreat Toward Pusan Perimeter   Withdrawal From Seoul Picks up as Communists Gain

UN Forces Abandon Wonju and Osan, Race Reds Toward Pusan Perimeter

Cities Given U After Fierce 3-Day Fight   200 Red Troops Killed in One Surprise Assault

Allies Continue Refreat Toward Old Pusan Area   200,000-Man Red Army In Hot Pursuit

UN Forces Continue Retreat Toward Pusan Perimeter; Defend. ers Withdraw To Better Positions Today   ALLIES NOW OUT OF CONTACT WITH FOE

WONJU, OSAN ABANDONED BY U.N. FORCES   Onrushing Communists Capture Towns As Allies Take Up  New Pacitiane

Allies Abandon ‘Osan, Wonju To China Reds   UN Troops Continue Retreat South Toward The Pusan Perimeter

UN Forces Abandon-2 Key Cities   Strong Defense Gains Time for Army's Retreat

Allied Armies Quit Two More  Korean Cities   Osan And Wonju Are Abandoned As Forves Take New Positions

Highway Hub Falls to Reds After Battle.   8th Army Retreat From Seoul Toward Pusan Speeded Us

HLAST ADMITTED BY ATOMIC BOARD   BUT IT REFUSES TO THROW LIGHT ON D-TONATION ON TESTING GROUND.

Emergency Group For Oil Problem   Interior Secretary Sets Ur Committee _to Handle  U. S. Worries   STILL SIT AND WAIT   Both Iranians and British at Stalemate Over Petroleum Squabble

iEmergency Group ‘For Oi Problem   Interior Secretary Sets Ur Committee to Handle  US. Worries ©   STILL SIT AND WAIT

Thinks Kaesong Failure To Mean War With Chine  Taft Predicts Aim Of MacArthur Will   Taft Predicts Aim Of MacArthur Will Have To Be Borne Out

Truman Backs United Nations Korean Action   Stopping OF Savict Aggression Prevented  A Third World War

Claims Korea Issue Stopped World War 3   President Truman Defends Korean Action In Special Report Of America's Role In UN Diplomatic. Military Activities   EORDA HIGHLIGHTS : CONGRESS REPORT

Truman Says Intervention In Korea Prevented  World War IIL   Reviews UN Work In Special Report   Aggressive Forces ‘Giver Pause,’ President Tells Congress

TRUMAN SAYS KOREA ACTION TABLED WAR II   Submits Report Of America’s Role In War To Congress.

UN Action Prevented  World War   Korean War Prevents  World War, Says  Truman Defending  “America’s Role

Truman Asserts U.N. Intervention Averted 3rd War  Korean Move Defended In Report to Conaress

UN Halts W. W. TEL  —Truman   President Says Action in Korea Prevented More General War

Pay Boost Approval Is Refused   Johnston Says ‘No’ To An Il-Cent Hike For Packing House Men

Pav Increase Retused Group By Johnston   Business Leaders Plan No Boycott Of Wage Board

Denied Raise, Meat Packers Order Strike   Walkout Called by Union After Johnston Vetoes W3Cent Pav Hike

AS HURRICANE HITS JAMAICA   70 Convicts at Large; Miami Keeps Weather Eye Peeled

! . : , mo  ‘Hurricane Moves  ‘Toward Mexico 60 Dead On   Jamaica Island

50 ARE KILLED AS HURRICANE HITS JAMAICA   70 Convicts at Large Miami Keeps Weather Eye Peeled —

Fight Looms On Jessup Nomination   Hearing Is Ordered by Foreign Relations  Linit in Senate.

Policeman Shoots, Kills Two In Auto   State's Attorney Officer “Working On A Case’ Also Wounds Another Man In Parked Car

Policeman Shoots Man, Boy After Being Attacked by 6 iin Chicago Tavern Arrest

Two Chicagoans Shot fo Death  Police ‘Warking on  nt nt the Tima

Train Hits Truck, Killinc Two, Derailing 18 Cars   Four ACL Tank Cars Are Set Afire After Collision: Third Man Seriously Injured

Over Billion Pounds of Meat Hoarded in Home Deep Freezers Against Rationing, U.S. Reveal:

Great Quantity of Meat Cached   Billion Pounds Being Put in Freezers in Fear of Rationing

Huge Supplies Of Meat Kept In Freezers   Government Hints *  At Hoarding To  Combat Rationing

WHILE PRELIMINARY   Billion Pounds Hoarded  U.S. Housewife Steals Marchon Blackmarketeer

Problein for Ration Officiais—.  Billion Pounds of Meat May Bein Lockers, Freeze Units

RATIONING HEADACHE  - Billion Pounds of Meat May Be in Freezers .

\Ration-Secared Families Freeze Billion Pounds Of Meat At Hoiune

‘ Families Afraid of Rationing Buying Heavily  remeron mn mmeenenminennerenitecematte ae nema  ‘Billion Pounds of Meat May Be Hoarded in U. S.

Billion Pounds Hoarded  U. S. Housewife Steals March on Blackmarketeer

In Anticipation of Rationing—  Billion Lbs. of Meat May Be Stored in Freezers, Lockers

MEAT HOARD IS UNDERWAY   Food Experts Report Recent Buying Above Day-To-Day Needs.

Truman Charges Aid Bill Slash . Will Help Reds  Says Congress About To Upset Camnalata Peanram

Cut Termed Threat to ECA Success   President Claims Slash Will Upset Marshall Plan

Truman Asks Publie to Await Facets   Confident af Simnart   Confident of Support When M’Arthar Ouster Case Known

Linn Official Is Suspended  Supervisor Indicted For Taking Funds

Measure Eases Installment Buying of Cars, Furniture, Appliances   Army Engineer, Professor McNown in Meeting in Kansas City

Jewel Theft Ring Informer Killed  State's Witness Shot in Detroit

CHICAGO LANDS (1.0. P. MEETING   LEADERS VOTE TO HOLD 195° NATIONAL CONVENTION WEEK OF JULY 7.

Windy City Is Picked Over Phila. By 88-11 Vote   Senator Millikin Tells Committee Kore: Was Last Straw and “Foul Gang” in Washington Will Be Ousted.

S6.5 Billion Rearmament Bill Vay ed ln Committee: Army Cuts June Draft Call

House Group Baeks War  Expense Bill   Emergency Measure Approved for More Than S6 Billion

§6 Billion in Funds For Arms Approved  House Group Acts; Plan Korea Leaves

Huge Military Funds Bill Approved   Army to Cut June Draft Call: . Announces Rotation

House Unit Votes War Funds Bil  Emeraency Amount Over Six Billion

20,000 Korean Vets To Come Home Monthy   Big Emergency War Bill Gets Approval By House Committee

Army Wins Committee’s  Funds Vote   Cash for Atomic ‘Secret Passed: by House Unit With Military Bill

HOUSE GROUP VOTES BIG WAR FUND BIL   Approves $6.4 Billion Measure to Finance Korea Campaign

HOUSE GROUP OKAYS SPECIAL WAR MEASURE   Emergency Bill Given Green Light; Draft Call Is Reduced

War Spending To Be Upped: Draft Reduced   Emergency Bill Wins Approval Of Appropriations Committee

TOP BRITISH LAWYER NAMED TO HEAD GROUP TA NICCLICC CETTIEAMENT IN IRAN OFL CRISIS

Raging River Smashes Levees Guarding City   Major Gasoline Fire Adds to Danger and Chaos . Greater Kansas City:and Sister City of Kan sas City. Kansas. Submeraed..

Gas Fire Rages In Kansas City; Flood Rolls On   Truman Asks Congress for 15 Million in Relief Funds

Industrial Area In Kansas City Hit By Flames   President Asks Funds For Victims Of Flood

Gas Fire Hits Flood Stricken Kansas City, Ma   Levee Protecting the Fairfax Industrial District Has Failed

Crews Fight Blaze While Riding Boats   Advance Toward Chemical Plant Believed Halted

Truman Asks Congress To Rush Relief   President Proposes $15. 000,000 Appropriation As Kansas City Fights Fire And Water.

Tran Replies To Truman  On Oil Issue   Grady Handed Note But Its Contents Still Remain Secret

U.S. Studies Iran Answer  To Truman   — = & ©2484 24220044  Ambassador Grady Summoned To Get Nate Qn Oil Teane

Iran Answers Trumar On Negotiations for  Oil Nationalization New Talks About to Begir  oS eee AEE “a   New Talks About to Begit Between Teheran and British Government

Pro-Soviet Premier Is Ousted In Syria   Army Man Leader Of Coup Favors Middle East  NDefence(Cammand

Oust Premier In Bloodless Coup in Syria   Soldiers Strike Soon After Populist Forms Coalition Governmen

PR O- RUSSIAN SYRIAN CHIEFS ARE ARRESTED      Army Chief: OF - Staff Executes Bloodless Military Coup

SYRIAN REGIME * OUSTED BY ARMY   PRO-RUSSIAN PREMIER AND HIS MINISTERS SEIZED IN BLOODLESS COUP.

Allies 4 Miles Outside Chorwor InRed Triangle   Infantrymen Sweep Reds Off Hilltop In One-Mile Advance

CHINESE RETREATING, DIG IN   Enemy Suffers Tremendous Losses, Officer Says  LOW HILL   Stands Between U.N. Units And Chorwon: 925 U. S. Casualties Reported

Red Triangle ‘Defenses Are  Breached   U.N. Forces Dominate Entrance-Ways To Vital Enemy Sector  As They Take Hill

U. N. Advances Are Limited by Hot Resistance  fantrymen Take Height Overlooking Communist Bastio

UN Troops Dent Reds’ Vital ‘Iron Triangle’  Bitter Fighting Rages atop Korean

Allied Forees Take Peak In North Seetor   Gain’ One Mile Near Outer Defense Line Of “Iron Triangle?

Peak Falls To Allied Infantry   Troops Breach Outer Defenses of Reds’ ‘Iron Triangle’ Cities

Infantry Wins Strategic Hill   Allies Breach Triangle Defense; Halted Elsewhere

Allies Sweep Reds Off Mountain Top, Breaching Defenses Of Iron Triangle

—U.N. ARMIES— Grab Hill Dominating  Main Roads  North Korean Losses Heavy

Assembly Area Of Enemy Now Under Pressure   Fighting Is Bitter And Commie Dead Left in Huge Piles

U.N. INFANTRYMEN SWEEP REDS OFF MOUNTAIN TOP   Action Breaches Outer Defenses Of Iron Triangle Enemy Losses Heavy

Allies Smash At Red Defenders Of Chorwon   Pound Close To Iron Triangle After Taking Mountain

Allies Dent Outer Wall  Of Triangle   Gain Slightly or Not ai All as Reds Dig In For Firm Stand.

Tremendous Losses  By Reds  U.N. Advance In East Grinds Toa Halt

Cost Of Living Halts Its Surge  First Index Arrest Since Start Of War

Upward Costs Halted as Food Prices Decline  Truman to Stand Firm on Order To Rollback Beef

Patton Tanks Raid Kumsong   Altied Infantrymen Mov Te Near Red Base With* out Resistance

10,000 DEAD PILED BEFORE U. §. BARRIER   Fighting Flares Along Entire Front; Allies Plugging Gaps

Attacking Along Entire Korean Battle Fronts   Initial Gains Are Proving Costly To Onrushing Commies

“HE GETS OUR GOAT’  Boy, 3, With Cerebral Palsy Abondoned by Mother

Cordova Hit Hard By Half Million 2 ollar Conflagration   Fire Below Street Level Hampers Firemen’s Efforts

Flood Crest Due For Mississippi  Highwater Danger Worst in Decade

Recommends Kitts Removal To This State   U.S. Commissioner Approves But Judge Must Sign Order

RED HOT TRIAL SEEN   Former Secretary Charged with  Boosting Star’s Checks

Feared Friend Dead in Korea Telephone Hoax Leads Girl, 16, to Kill Self

Iranian Official Says Russia Will Send Suga If Great Britain Won’t

Californian Named Civilian Spokesman  Business Needs To Be His Specialty

Official Is Named To Check Supplies  For Givilian. Us ¢   Former Mutual Board Heac Chosen By NPA For Job Of Obtaining Goods. :

NATIONAL PLAN SOUGHT Traman. Creates Board  To Study Health Needs

Escalator Plan Dangers Grave, Nation Warned   Cost of Living Pay Hike Prompts Attack on Principle

NATIONAL BANKRUPTCY LOOMS Soaring Living Costs Speed Inflation Spiral

‘National Bankruptcy’ Is Seen By WSB Members In Rivalry By Economic Groups

WSB Fears Inflation As Rates Go Up   Warning Comes As Economic Groups Jockey To Keep Up

Pay Jockeying Termed Road To Bankruptcy   Warning Fired By W.S.B.; Food Chain Asks Price Boosts

Food Chain In Move To Get Higher Ceilings   Accuses OPS of Stall. ing on Provisions of Defense Act

Escalator Plan Leading Toward Crash Waming   os Jockeying of Economic -. Groups Is Attacked “by Wage Board

Economic Jockeys Warned of Danger  WSB Says U.S. Maneuvering Self Toward ‘Bankruptcy’

“Bankruptcy” Faces Nation, Says Industry   Wage Board Member: See Grim Warning

Nation Faces Bankruptcy Experts Wart  Wage Board Group Say Inflation May  ee a . ee eg

Groups Pose  Price Threat   U.S. Bankruptey Seen If Special Interests Seek Advantage

Warning of Bankruptcy Trend Given   industry Bloc of Wage Board Sees Peril in Group Jockeying.

WSB Gives Grim Warning On High Costs Of Living   Then Approves Rule Giving Automatic Increase In Pay

[Inflation Seen A Serious Peril   Grim Warning on Skyrocketing Prices Given as  Living Cost Index Hits a New All-Time High

Local Temnerature   Lost Or Living tteaches KNecord .  Inflation Storn m War ning  Goes Up From Wage Boara

Group Pressures Seen Leading to Economic Trouble  National Bankruptcy Wornina Is Issued

Lattimore And Barnes Deny Story   Former Russian General Charges  Both Aided Reds

Owen Lattimore Denies He's Red  Will Formally Reply To Barmine Charge

Democrats Pledge All-Out Probe Into MacArtthur Quster  Capital Nervous As It Awaits Crisis In Historic Squabble

Demos-Pledge Complete Senate Probe of Ouster  Capital Officials Taut 7 2] nf   Capital Officials Taut As They Await Gen. MacArthur's Arrival

Little Patrol Bags One Of Biggest  Red Prisoner Hauls Of Korean War

Writer Tells How Small Yank Patrol Bags ‘One of Biggest Prisoner Hauls of the War

FREE HAIR CUTS FOR SENATORS SURVIVE   Attempt To Save Few Dollars Beaten; Chanffeurs Also Retained

You'll Keep Paying For Senate Shaves   Free Tonsorial Treatment Survives Economy Ef6orts

“Beat Truman’ Movement Gaining Headway In Southern States, Survey Discloses

Hand To Hand Fighting Rages In Several Sectors Of 100-Mile Front; Air War Blazes Anew   WAR CONTINUES AS SECOND YEAR STARTS

ALLIES PUSH ON DESPITE TALK OF PEACE   First Anniversary of War Marked by Setbacks for Communists.

Alles Battle Reds With Rifle Butts, Bayonets   “Enemy Probes Lines, Continues Buildup

Korean War - - Recapture Of Key Hill. Made   13th ‘Communist ‘Plane Destroyed Within Nine Days

Tiirfeenth Red Piane Downed la Nine Days   Sepped-Up Fighting Marks Anniversary

UN Troops Mark Anniversary With Recapture Of Hill   Fighting Rugged Despite Proposal

No Slackening In Fighting Is Seen in Korea  Commies Continue Buildup of Troops

No Slackening Seen in Fighting On Korean Fron   Van Fleet Tells Troops to Ignore Armistice Talk

)Slackening battle on  ean Front   » Hill South Xumsona  re Retake

iB cans AA) 13, ag B BE 5 U, i. Ferees Mark First Laniversary  me OR     Of Korean Hel! With Mere

Allies Score Gains Along Korea Front   Peace Talks Ignored As New Battles Under Way

Fighting Continues In Korea   UN Forces Mark First Anniversary By Recapturing Key Hii Again

Labor Urges HST  Veto Controls Law  geen re\. ~ 2a me) Me   Democrats, OPS Chief: Want Him To Sign

Truman’ Gets Control Bil   Advice To Sign Or Not Sign Comes In Pientifully

CONTROLS BILLS SENT TO TRUMAN       HOUSE P. CONGRE!  on oM  SAGE COMPLETES MONAT, ACTION ASSURE,

Truman Gels Control Bill   President Gets Advice On Signing And Vetoing Economic Measure

President Given 24 Hours fo Sign Or Veto Controls   Democrats Say Bill Is No Good, but Tell Truman. to Pass It

House Passage Ends Stubborn Congress Fight   Truman Expected To Sign Measure Despite Discord

DiSalle Disputes Cattlemen's Blas Of Meat Order   He Asserts Directive Will Prevent Black Marketing of Beef

PAIGE BODGT Mo DEFENSE OF ROLLBACK   Denies Action Will Reduce Production or Bring Moat Rationing.

DiSalle Denies New Beef Price Rollback Will Cut Production  Sees No Need For Rationing Under Present Conditions

DiSalle Holds Firm In Face Of Heavy Attack On Beef Price Rollback

Cattle Exceed Fair Price,  DiSalle Says  Eat Pork, Says Texas Cattleman

Freeze on Beef Prices Argued   Stabilizer Denies Action Would Lead To Rationing, Production Decline

Tampico Girds  For Big Flood   New Hurricane Forms Off Western Mexico

City Isolated, Total Damage Still Unknown  Swnnet Curnll.. S:.....   Expect Swollen Rivers To Inundate District, Relief Crews Working

Smith Reports His Poll Shows District Against Truman Foreign Policies

Senator Connally Says Troop Buildup Can Avert Atomic Conquest   BEGINS SENATE DEBATE

Connally Says US. Must Build Europe Defenses Quickly  ‘Only a Matter of Time’ Before Russia  Has A-Bomb Stockpil

Senator Connally Say: Troop Buildup Can Avert Atomic Conquest   BEGINS SENATE DEBATE   G. 0. P. Hopes to Hold te Two-House Resolution ‘on Troovs Issue

Connally Hits Fear Strategy  Taft Snake tah Hanl Reranch Which   Taft Seeks to Heal Breach Which May Kill Two-House Resolution 

Aid to Europe Can Save U. 5, Says Connally ‘Build. Up of Defenses Will Void Sovjet “Atemte Threat

Senafe Opens Debate on Troons Issue   Time On Our Side, Foreign Relations Chairman Claims

Senate Opens Discussion On Troops Issue   Connally Kicks Off Debate With Lengthy Speech  reel

Senate Opens Its Debate on Use of Troops    . ‘.  Chairman of Foreign  Relations Committee   Replies to Criticism

Connally: Must Build Up Europe   Texan Urges Defense Speed Before Reds Mass A-Bombs.

Connally Opens Senate Debate On Troop Issue   He Says Eisenhower's Pact Army Must Be Beefed Up Quickly

Enemy Bolsters  Forces on Front Tempo of Fighting Grows in Korea

Look For Major Red Offensive   4 New Red Divisions  Spotted In Bloody Fighting

Pace Of War In Korea Is  Increasing   U.N. Forces Pound Communists By Land, Sea And Air

Four Divisions Move to War Front, Claim  Fighting Breaks Out All Over as Peace Talks Stal]

"roops       Poked to Renew —               Fremors-Spread-TerrorIn Italian Villages —”

War Tempo Stepped Up  In Korea   ‘Heaviest Fighting Since the Start of Kaesong Talks Reported; Reds May Open Major Offensive.

Four New Red  Divisions Seen:  Battle Raging   Biggest Fight Since Talks; Enemy Offensive Is Hinted

Spot Four New Red Divisions in Korea; ‘Some Indications’ Of Major Offensive   Bloody Fighting Continues On Slopes Of Mountain Peaks

Tactics Of Reds Indicate Enemy's Jump-Off Is Near  —UN.- Observers Spot— Four New Divisions Of Reds At Front

4. New Red Divisions — Seen In Line  Rlaadv Fichtine On   Bloody Fighting On Korean Peaks Goes As Action Increases

Communists Move Four New Divisions To Front; Major Offensive Feared

REDS MOVE IN FOUR NEW DIVISIONS   Fresh Troops Spotted on East-Central Front Today During Bloody Fighting in Mountains.   INDICATIONS REDS MAY LAUNCH DRIVE   Believe Allies Can Hold  Against Strong Offensive; Heaviest Fighting Since Truce Talks Opened.

Four New Red Divisions Seen   ‘Some Indications’ Are Enemy May Launch Big Offensive Soon

4 New Divisions (f Reds Are Seen (n Eastern Front   Bloody Fighting Is Continuing On Slopes Of Mountain Peaks

Reds Bring Up Fresh Troops onKoreaFront   Four New Divisions Spotted; Signs Point to Biq Offensive

Land Action Worst Since Truce Talks   Enemy Brings Up 4 New Divisions In Bloody Hill Fighting

Expect a Major Red Offensive af Any Time, Word   4 New Enemy Units Are Spotted on East Central Korea Front

4 NEW UNITS NOTED ALONG CENTER SECTOR   Fighting Tempo Is Increased; Aerial Tilt Indecisive

4 RED DIVISIONS MASSED, READY ON EAST FRONT   ALLIES GAIN FOUR MILES IN LIMITED OFFENSIVE DRIVES

Pace of War Is Quickened Across Korea   Allied Units Pound Enemy in Biggest Battle Since Peace  Talks Were Opened

REDS SEND NEW TROOPS TO LINE, FIGHTING HEAVY   Some Signs Enemy May Jump Off Soon On Maior Offensive

Major Red  Offensive Indicated   Allies Report Heaviest Action Since Truce Talks Started.

Reds Pour Troops To Central Area   Four Communist Divisions Spotted on Korean EastCentral Front   STEPPED-UP ACTION      Unidentified Plane Drops Flares on Advance U. N. Base at Munsan

Troops Spotted Along the East Central Front   Bloody Fighting on Slopes Continues

Allies Spot Four New Divisions; Fighting Heavy   Action Stepped Up as Battles Rage On Mountain Peaks

wn er ana Mow rast Can We Go? a Tow Fast Can We Go?  Australian-Turkish Defense Alliance Pleas Put U. S. on Spot Over Military Commitments

U.S. Studies Requests for Pacts  In Pacitic. Mediterranean Areas

Congressmen Ask West Point Investigation  DemandsFollow Ouste! Of 90 Cadets For Exam Cheating

Cries Mount For Probe Ot West Point   Dismissal Of 90 For Cheating In Exams Stirs Congressmen

FULL PROBE BY CONGRESS IS DEMANDED   Believe Breakdown in Academy’s Honor System Was Caused by OverEmphasis on Football,   SEEK THOROUGH ACADEMY CLEANUP   Dismissal of 90 Cadets  _ for Cheating on Examinations Is Not Criticized by Congressmen.

FULL PROBE . BY CONGRESS. IS DEMANDED   Believe Breakdown in. Ac - ademy’s. Honor: System ~ Was. Caused by. ‘Over:  - Emphasis on Football.         SEEK THOROUGH ACADEMY CLEANUP   Dismissal of 90 Cadets for Cheating on Examinations !s Not Criticized -by Congressmen.

Senator Suggests Grid Over-emphasis Led tol! Breakdown in Academy’s Honor System 17

Blame Stress on Grid Sport For Breakdown   90 Cadets Dismissed for Cheating on Examination Papers

In qu ir y Dem anded In Cadet Dismissals   Coach’s Son Calls Discharges ‘Unfair’

DEMAND VOICED TO AIR SCANDAL AT WEST POINT   Dismissal OF 90 Mihtary Academy Cadets On Charge Of Cheating Stirs Congressmen.

Gase ef Gadets Giving Blackeye To All Foothall   Senator Suggests Grid Game Be Dropped At Service Schools

Football Star Blaik Blasts  Cadet Ouster   ‘Coach's Son Raps Way Dismissals Were A mmnsemenad

West Point. Grid Star Critical of Cadet Dismissals.      Claims Students: Wer Not Permitted First: To Inform Parents; -: Conarece le Araucad

Senator Asks Army Sport  Suspension   Fulbright Also Thinks Navy Should Ban Grid Game

Also Done By Others, Is Claim   Academy’s Procedure In Ousting Cadets Brings Criticism By Corps Members

Scrutiny Of Academy — Activities, Including — Football, To Be Sought   DEMANDS. BY. CONGRESSMEN FOLLOW REPORT OF CASHIERING OF 90 CADETS. FOR CHEATING

Hint Football Emphasis Too Big at School] .   Senator Asks for Inquiry at Academy, Including Sports

Demands Arse For U.S. Probe Of West Point   Congress Inquiry Into Academy And Football Urged

Military Academy Inquiry Demanded   Legislators Ask Probe to Include Army Football, Examining Methods

CONGRESS ‘RAISES CRY FOR WEST POINT OUIZ   Cadets Say Ouster By Army ‘Raw Deal’

Cadet Dismissal Brings Demands For an Inquiry  Over-Emphasis on Football Questioned

Punished for Telling Truth, says Student   Sen of Grid Coach Is Spokesman; Cadets To Seek Legal Advice

Demands Made To Investigate  West Point   Senators May Add  West Point Story to lis Long Line-up of Committee Probing:

—WEST POINT— 90 Cadets Dismissed By School  Over-Emphasis Of Football Suggested

Grid Stars Ousted For Exam Cheating   Over-Emphasis on Football Hit As Congressmen Demand Inquiry  After 90 Cadets Are Dismissed

Football Gets Its Share of Blame for West Point Scandal   As « Cause for Bicckdblen Of “Honor System.”

SENATOR CALLS FOR FULL PROBE OF WEST POINT   Dernand Follows Dismissal of 90 Cadets For Cheats ing on Exams   GRID TEAM HIT   Academy to Play Foothbe!! Schedule Despite Loss of Members

Cadet Ouster “irs Demand For New Probe   Report That 44 West Point Gridders in List of Expelled . Youths Is Heard

Coach's Son Bitfer At Action Taken af Military Academy   Handled Improperly, Says Bob Blaik.—A Hint That Still More “Cheated.”

VGRESSMEN ASK UIRY INTO WEST INT DISHISSALS   ‘-Four Members of Army tball Team Reported nong HM) Aceused of Cheating on Exams.   BRIGHT WOULD USPEND GRID GAMES   nercialism of Athletics ned by Other Lawmak5 for Academy’s Most Shocking Scandal.

West Point Probe Urged By Solons   Ousted Cadets Protest Manrer OF Dismissals

Solons Call For Probe Of Cribbing  Ask De-emphasi:   Ask De-emphasis Ot Football at Both Academies

Webt Point Probe tr dn Congress By GOP Senator      Of Football Shattered  Woufd Learn If Emphasis Fg§med Honor System

Senator Asks Academy. Ban For Football   Fulbright Also Suggests. Samé For Middies; Prob Demands Flood Congres:

Dismissal 090 ‘West Point Cadets Stirs Washington  Some Congressmen Think Clean Up

Ninety Cadets Dismissed For Breaking Code   Admitted Cheating In Their Exams

Football Role Would Be Part Of Ouster Quiz   Collins Reportedly Blames Grid Sport Overemphasis

Demand For Probe About West Point   Senator Young Urges Congress to Investigate Dismissal of 90 Cadets — Would Include Football.

Ask Congressional Investigation of Military Academy  Bel ieve Too Much   Believe Too Much Laxity Conducting Military Academy

Dismissal of West Point Football Players Leads to Demand for Congressional Probe of Academy

Suspend Games Pending Probe, Fulbright Urges   Some Congressmen Blame ‘Big Time Commercialism’ For Academy Scandal

Star Quarterback Criticizes Academy For Manner in Which It Ousted Cadets

Congress Gets Demands For Investigation of West Point Dismissals

Football May Be Suspended At The Academy   Examination Cheating By  Cadets Centers Around  _ Athletes As Big Inquiry Demanded

Congress Calls for Probe of West Point As 90 Cadets Are Dismissed for Cheating

Collins Blames Over-Emphasis Upon Grid Game   Mass Dismissals Largest In Long History Of Point

Senator Urges Probing Footbal At West Point   Mass Dismissal Arouses Concern Of .Lawmakers

Army Coach Blaik’s Son Raps Method of Ousting 90 Cadets   Cribbing at Exams Results in Action

Dismissal Of 90 Cadets Brings Probe Demantls   Weat Point Firings Cause Truman Concern;  Football Blamed.

DOES NOT SAY WHETHER HE IS ONE OF GROUP   Claim Others Had Share in Gheating, Cat No Ponichment

Congressional Probe Asked After Dismissal of Cadets for Cheating

DEMAND PROBE OF WEST POINT SPORTS PROGRAM   LAWMAKER SUGGESTS FOOTBALL EMPHASIS CAUSED SCANDAL

Dismissal of Cadets Brings Probe Demand   Investigatoin of Academy Is Urged

Aroused Congress Demands Probe into West Point Sports   44 Members of Football Team Reported Involved in Cheating

Football Suspension Also Asked   90 Cadets Are Accused of Cheating On Examinations

% Cadets Are Cashiered For Honor Violafior   Fulbright Wants To Drop Football At Both Academies

Congress Inquiry Into West Point Dismissals Looms   Not Ali Cribbers Caught, Claim  Cadet Ouster Assailed By Son of Army Coach

Formation of 15-State Organization Of Inland America Governors Planned

Horse Race Betting Bill Starts Fight   Church Forces of State Rally to Defeat the Measure.

Church Forces Oppose Legal Horse Betting   Set Out To Defeat Legislation Now in General Assembly

Church Forces Set To Defeat Race Measure   Legalized Betting Bill Proposed In General Assembly

CRASH FATAL TO 2 YOUTHS   Expectant Mother En Route To Hospital Critically Injured

Crash Kills ore Expectant Mother Hurt   Michiana Man Woman Injured In Indiana Crash

Utah Apologizes for Forcing Indians to Carry Dead Baby Home by Bus

FIND JEWELS IN PLANE WRECKAGE WHERE FOUR DIED   Vandalia Police Sift Pieces; Bodies Sent to Crematory.

Looks Like GOP Will Scrap Over Spangler Post   At Least Four Are Reported Ready To Oppose Him

Sixteen New Teachers Hired for 1951-52 School Term Beginnina Sent, 4

Plans Completed for Opening of School Sept. 4; Pre-Registration Set

Rescue Crews Reach Bodies Of 7 Victims   Searchers Dig. Into Tons of Debris to Reach Blast Area

10 Killed As Explosion Rips T hrough Mine  ‘In Morgantown   Rescuers Hampered By Lack Of Oxyzen; “Blast Arca} Miles Figo Shade Paranwe

Poison Gases Hamper Work ()f Raccrars   Cause of Terrific Blast Nea Morgantown, W. Va., Is Being Investigated.

Blast Occurs In Mine Near Morgantown   Rescue Crews Dig Through Blast Area In Bunker Mine Of Trotter Coal Co.; Section Foreman Killed   NO FIRE FOLLOWS BLAST IN MINE

Agree To Defer Color TV Sets   Mobilizer Wilson Gives Announcement

Overthrow of U.S., Goal   Seventeen Seized in FBI Morning Roundup

Accused Reds Are Seco ndary Leaders of Party in US      4EWWEOU Le BSR ARE AY OF ORES a eee SS VT eo eS UL hr : ,  Indicted Commies

FBI Picks Up 17 In Fast Roundup, Hunts Four More   Accused of Plotting Violent Overthrow Of Government

21 Communists Indicted Today On Plot Charge   17 Are Seized In FBI Roundup; Four Others Are Sought

Court Decision Leads to Arrests      Group Charged with Plotting Overthrow of US

ARREST SEVENTEEN  All Described as Active. Prominent Officials Of Communist Party

Charged With Plot Against Government   Communist Party Officials Nabbed  In Roundup Today; 4 Others Sought

21 Indicted By US. Jury As Plotters   Arrests Follow Court Decision  Against ITI Chief.

U.S. Reds Held On Charges of Overthrow Plot   Arrests by FBI Follows Upholding Of ‘11’ Convictions

li More Held By FBI In New Red Plot   Communist Party Officials Nabbed In East .

Roundup At Dawn Nets 17 Arrests; 4 Others Sought   Prisancra AID Members Of Cantmuniat Party's Secondary GCowmand

21 U. S. Red Chieftains » Are Indicted   17 Netted in FBL. Roundup of Second String Communists

FBI ROUNDS UP 17 OF INDICTED PARTY LEADERS   Accused Of Plotting Violent Overthrow Of U. 5. Gov't

21 Indicted for Violent Plotting Against Nation   Group Formed to Ruw Party While Leaders Are in Prison

Round Up 16 As Plotters Against U.S.   FBI Accuses 21 As Being Communists; Raids Made In New York And Pittsburgh

FBI Seizes 17 Early Today; 4 Being Sought   Charged With Plotting Violent Overthrow Of U? S,

Charged With Plot Against Government  Communist Party Officials Nabbed In Roundup Today;

21 Communist: Indicted For U.S. Plotting    FBI Agents Seize 17 In Pittsburgh And New York City

FBI Arrests 17 of Communist Party's Secondary Leaders   21 Indicted for Plotting Against U. S. Government

21 Communist Officials Held on Plot Charges   National Committee Lieutenants Taken in Sudden Sweep

Leaders Of Party Arrested   Thousands More Listed In Plot To Destroy U, S.

simp Seizes  17 Persons In Roundup   Party Members Accused of Planning To Overthrow U.S.

New Blow at Commies in U. $.— ;  FBI Rounds Up Secondary Red Party Leaders, Files Charaes

17 Red Partymen Nabbed by F. B.'I.   Twenty-One From Secon: dary ‘Communist Command are Indicted   Officials Say Some of Group are Among Top Policy Makers

21 Members of Communist Party's 'Secondary Command Indicted in N. Y.

Government Starts Roundup Of Communists  21 Indicted for Plotting Overthrow OFS Limited Statec

II Indicted By Grand Jury In New York   Four Being Sought By FBI; Reported Committce Members

21 Commies Indicted By Federal Court   ‘Lesser Lights’ Of Party Are Chargec With ‘Overthrow’

FBI Agents Jail 17 In Pittsburgh New York Raids   Charged With Conspiring 'o Uverthrow Government; Prisoners Called Heirs To 11 “Politburo” Leaders Convicted In 1950

Surprise Move Nets Secondary Party Figures  Federal Grand Jury Returns Indictments Against 21 Persons

21 Indicted For Plotting Against U.S.  FBI Rounds Up Reds After 11  Bra Canvictad

SIXTEEN PART) HEADS SEIZED INNEW YORK   All Charged With Plotting To Overthrow Government   Reports All Arrested Hold Ranking Positions In Party Machine

Agents Grab 17. For Plot To Take Control of Party  ‘Secondary’ Group Was To Replace 11 Convicted Chiefs

FBI Plans to Lop Off Second Head of Party  Pe  eee   Campaign Follows Court Decision Upholding  First Conviction

Charge 21 Reds Plotted Violent Overthrow U.S.   Fast Roundup Follows Recent Supreme Court Ruling On 11 Others

Accused Of Plotting Violent Overthrow Of Government; All Are Red Leaders

21 Charged With Plotting To Overthrow U.S. Government   Seventeen Taken Into Custody And Four Stil - Sought; All Members Of The Party’s Secondary Command: J. Edgar Hoover Comments,

FBI Agents Bag 17 in Early Morning Today   Defendants Charged With Plotting to Overthrow Government

FBI Seizes 17 Communists In Early Morning Round In New York: Four Are Sought

1 Communist Leaders Face Revolt. Charge  Quick Roundup   Quick Roundup Nets 17 Second Echelon Reds

Charge 21 Reds With Plotting Overthrow Of U.S.; FBI Arrests 17 In New York, Pittsburgh

Indict  21 More US Reds   Charged With Plotting Overthrow of Government; 17 Seized By.  FBI: Four More Sought

FBLROUNDS UP 16 COMMUNISTS IN NEW YORK   CHARGE 21 PERSONS WITH PLOTTING THE OVERTHROW OF U.S.A

Indict 21 Active, Prominent Reds  18 Rounded Up by FBi in New York .

2] Communist Party Top Leaders Indicted as Plotters   17 Arrested in © FBI Pounce in N. Y.. Pittsburah

Four Others Sought After Being Indicted  All Are Charged With Plotting Overthrow Of LL S$. Government

P icked Up In New York Pittsbur oh   Some Served For 1) Jailed Earlier: 4. Others Sull Huytec

Lesser Lights Of Communist Party Indicted  Agents Arrest 16 Ir   Agents Arrest 16 In New York City

FBI Agents Bag 17 in Early Morning Today  Defendants Charged VASisk Dlattinga ¢  Fol   Defendants Charged With Plotting to Overthrow Government

Sixteen Rounded Up In New York, One In Pittsburgh   Lesser Lights Of Party Charged With Plotting Overthrow Of Government After Supreme Court's Ruling Upholding 11 Convictions

GROUP CHARGED WITH PLOTTING AGAINST NATION   Seventeen Reds Arrested, Four Sought -—Accused Of Trying To Overthrow Government,

17 ARRESTED: FOUR OTHERS ARE HUNTED   @ FBI Rounds Up Secondary Command of Red Party Accused of Plot to Overthrow Government.

Twenty-one Are Charged By FBI With Conspiracy   17 Communists:  Arrésted in’ Raids on Indictments Plotting . Violent Overthrow.

West Girding To Start War.  Russian Says   Gromyko Indicates Soviet Main Aim Is To Balk Germany Rearming

New Demands For Parallel  Made By Reds   Spokesman Indicates Red Chinese and North Koreans In Argument

New Demand Aired In  Broadeast  oth Meeting Held   oth Meeting Held In Kaesong

Red Korean, China Split ls Rumored   Kim Ul Sung’‘s Radio Demands 38th Boundary

Green Predicts Taft Defeat lf Nominated  Condemns Defense Production Act In Addrece tn IEIL

Non-Operating Unions Receive 122 Cent Boost  No Ratification By   No Ratification By locals Necessary By This Settlement

Rail Workers Get Increase Of 122 Cent   Settlement Reached Afte All-Night Session At White House

‘Elwood (63)   Tipton ( 41 )   Indiana Turnpike Completion Seen In Five Years

Godfrey To Take 2 Weeks Training  May Later Accompany Eisenhower Abroad

Godfrey Leaves For 2 Weeks In Naval Reserves   Entertainer To Go To Pensacola For Jet Fighter Training

New York Stoc'«   Senate Would Prohibit Governor Appointing State Purchase Agent

Hotel Blaze In Windy: City Takes 3 Lives   ‘Many Residents Jump ' From Top Floors; 9 Persons Injured

Fire Kills 3 In Hotel In Chicago   Spectacular Blaze Forces Some to Jump From Top Floor.

Hotel Guests Forced To Flee Morning Fire ‘Three Killed,   Nine Injured As Building Burns

NINE INJURED IN HOTEL FIRE   Many Guests Plunge From Windows Of Chicago Inn

3 Die, 9 Hurt In Hotel Fire   Residents Leap to Safety; Feanegelict Te Hero

Three Perish As Fire Sweeps Unicago Hotel  ee ee ee   Nine Are Injured; Evangelist Is Hero

1-CENT POSTAL CARD EXPIRING   Nation’s Cheapest Postal Message Will Cost Two Cents

New Year's Bells Will Toll Passing of Another American 'Institution--Penny Postcard

1952 MARKS END OF PENNY POST CARD ‘New Postal Rates Ettective Tomorrou

New Year's fo Mark Passing of American Institution Known as Penny Post Card

Chief Of Army Testifies Before Senate Hearing   Mac4rthur’s Successor Praised By Army Head

Missouri River Forms New Junction as Floods Roll Toward: Mississippi

Missouri River Cuts Through To Mississippi   Rampant ‘Old Muddy’ Rolls Over Farms to Form New Junction

OFFICERS SEEKING DEATH CAR Man Killed By Hit-Run Driver On Highway Near Justiceburg

Czech Red Chief Relieved of Job   _ Architect of Purges ‘Out: Diplomatic Circles Amazed

Democrats Try for Whitewash, Wiley Charges   Says Probe Majority Seeks to Cover Up. on Mac’s Dismissal

Red Stalling Draws Attack From Ridgway   Armistice Deadline Nears As Talks In Deadiock

14.U.S. Planes Lost to Reds During Week   Plan Offered for Immediate Exchange of Sick, Wounded Priseners.

RADIO PIONEER FOUND DEAD   William Grunow Dies O Heart Attack In Chicago

William C. Grunow, Radio Pioneer and Val-Lo-Will — Farm Owner, Found Dead

He’s Preparing His ‘Address For Joint Congress   Deposed Commander Lands In San Francisco About 8 P.M. Hawaiian Tour Triumphant One

Resumes Hop After Stop In Honolulu   Big Transport Plane “Bataan” Due to Arrive at San Francisco Airport Early This  Teste

Big Welcome Is Planned in» San Franciseo   180,006 to 200,000 Honor Military, Leader in Hawaii

Due In Pacific Coast City Tonight At 11 O'clock After Celebration In Hawaii; 100,000 People To Watch Parade    WEDNESDAY ‘TO BE : GEN. MacARTHUR DAY

Big: Welcome— Awaits Him at 10P.M. CST   Works Late into  Night ow Speech for Conareee___—

Gen. MacArthur Works on Speech in Honolulu Before Takeoff to U. S.

Excited San Francisco Prepares to Give M’Arthur Greatest Hero Welcome

GENERAL WILL LAND ON WEST COAST TONIGHT  Dismissed Far East Chief Works on  Speech He Will De-

MacArthur to Arrive In San Francisco At 10 o Clock Tonight  Will Fly From There To Washington For Speech Thursday

San Francisco Plans Tremendous Fan-Fare  And Parade Tonight   Excitement Reigns In Golden Gate As 100,000 Line Streets For Wild Demonstration.

CONSTELLATION WINGING FOR SAN FRANCISCO   HONOLULU (UP) —Gen. Douglas MacArthur's plane took off for San Francisco at 9:24 a. m. (1:24 p.m. CST) today.

Great Welcome For General In San Francisco   Plans For Arrival Completed; Millions Will Greet Him

Plane Arrives Tonight af San Francisco   Expect 100,000  To Line Route from At . . gg» gp. BOS. og.

Debate Opens On Controls   Senator Defends Clause Outlawing Price Rollbacks

Debate Opens Qn Controls   Sen. Mavbank “Amazed By Administration Stand on Issue

Two Gangland Figures Slain   Pair Shot:Neat Busy Hollywood Boulevard

British Use Armored Gars: Bombs Tosset   Death Toll Increases In Armed Ciashes Near Canal

FRANCE CALLS CONFERENCE OF FREE NATIONS      Would Link Soldiers 0. 11 Countries Into Single Army

MEET TO LINK ‘DEFENSE ARMY   First Job For Force Would Be Offering  Services To lke

W. Europe Invited To Form Army:   French Propose One Force, One Uniform:  Report Britain Cool

France Invites West Europe to Link Allied Arms in International Unit

France Wants International Army Setup  Invites Anti-Red Nations to  Darric C‘anfaranra

France Urges Single Army For Defense   iBritish Attitude May Determine Whether Project Goes Through

FRANCE CALLS MEET TO LINK DEFENSE ARMY   First Job For Force Would Be Offering  Services To Ike

TROOPS WOULD AID PACT ARMY France Invites West Europe To Form Army Under One Command

French Offer Plan  For European Army  Urge Nations Quit Squabble And Put Men In One Uniform

France Calls For 11-Nation Single Army   Invites West Europe To End Squabbling, Form Anti-Red Front

France Wants International Army Setup   Invites Anti-Red Nations to Paris Conference

France Invites Western Europe To Join Army  Dramatic Bid Issued To Paris Meeting For Discussion of Force

FRANCE PRAPOSED [ NATIONS FORM EUROPEAN AMY   Free Countries Invited to Meet in Paris Feb. 6 and Discuss Creation of United Force.   WESTERN GERMANY ENPECTED TO ACCEPT   Troops Would Be Available to General Eisenhower's Atlantic Alliance Command.

~ ABOUT OUR BELIEF   Convocation Speaker Say: That Is How Reds Beat Christians to Punch   WARNING TO CHURCHES

Convocation Speaker Says That Is How Reds Beat Christians to Punch   WARNING TO CHURCHES

VOTES FOR ONE CENT BOOST IN GAS TAX   Governor Smith's Road Building Pregram Dealt Blow by House Group.

Britain Says Matter Is Illegal... . Red Czechs Offer 'To Buy Iran’s Oil

3rd Top Reverue Official Quits   Assistant Commission Chief Gives Health as His Reason

House Probers Of Tax Deals Close Doors °   Study Complaint About Chairman Kina’s Activity

Top Tax Official Resigns   Asst. Commissioner, Under Investigation, Claims Poor Health

Detroit Office Of Tax Bureau Due for Probe   Nature of Inquiry Not Yet Disclosed

Announcement From Detroit Is Imminent   Williams AssuredCaliforn ia Attorney Won't Be bired for Charges

Another Revenue Official Resigns  ty ‘ 5 fee 3 eae A   \.  D. A. Bolich, Assistant Commissioner, Quits—  Reason: Bad Health

Another Top Tax Official Steps Aside   Assistant Internal Revenue Chief Out; Reasons of Health

Tax Scandals Probe Switches To Self-Inquiry: Another Official Out

HIGH REVENUE OFFICER QUITS   Daniel A. Bolich Says Health Cause, Of Hurried Move

Investigators Switch Briefly To Self-Inquiry   Another Official Of Internal Revenue Resigns His Position

Daniel Bolich Third to Quit   House Committee to Query Its Chairman

Tax Scandals Probe Switches to Self-Inquiry   Another Official Quits; Rumor Chairman Involved in Tax Case

TAX PROBERS STIRRED BY RESIGNATION   Revenue Bureau Turns Te  Self-Inquiry As  Bolich Quits

Assistant Commissioner Quits  House Scandal Probers Switch To Self-Inquiry

Enemy Attacks To Push Allies Off Hill in East   Eastern Front Reports Only Ground Action

Red Troops Take A Hill   Patrols Stir Up Deadly Fights On The Battle Front

Reds Capture Hil In New Drive   Air Force Continues Raiding Supply Lines

Red Counteratfack Dri Force Off Kansong Hill  ~ Battle For Position Lasts Three-Days; _ “Truce Talks Laq _

Red Troops Drive Allied Forces Back   New Attack Is Launched In Korean War

Allied Forces Driven From  Hill By Enenv   Reds Counter-attack On Eastern Front; Planes. Ships Busv

Red Forces . Drive Allies From Hilltop   Only Big Action By Ground Troops On Korean Front

_.g Gold Strike In California  Ore Assays Over $400   Ore Assays Over $400 Ton Near Sutter Creek

[Alternate Draft Plans Prepared  More Statistics Aekad in Senate

Boyle Insists That Baseball Is No Longer the National Pasttime — Borrowing Is

Eisenhower May Be Longing for Good Old Days: Allies  In Disagreement

U pkeep Cradle  Of Democracy  *   Transfer Made to Government on the Independence Hall

Chapman Says America Faces Supreme Test   Interior Secretary Tells Of Threats To United States

Harry Heilmann Dies in Detroit  Popular Broadcaster,   Popular Broadcaster, Former Tiger Star

ACADEMY COACH MAY ANNOUNCE *RESIUNATION   Congress Is Blamed By Rep. Keating

RESIGNATION IS HINTED  Blaik’s West Point Grid Explanation Is Awaited

British Oil Workers Demand to Be Flown From Troubled Iran  Claim Evacuation By Sea Would Lead  To Iranian Ridicule

Congress Rushes Action On Funds For Flooded Area  Will Act Tomorrow On Emergency Bill For $15 Million

NAVY VESSEL STRUCK MINE: 26 ARE DEAD   Chinese Attacking To Prevent Troops From Entrapment   New Atomic Weapons Developed  Hint Hydrogen Bombs May Be Built Within Two Years

SRY She FV CMV MOVOIUNCU AE  \Hint Hydrogen Bombs May Be Built Within Two Years

ATOMIC PROGRESS REPORTED  H-Bomb May Be Available In Year Or Two

IU. S. Can Build H-Bomb: Dispel Fear Of Lingering A-Bomb Radiation

Mail Men Soon May Be Driving  Instead Of Walking On Rounds; To Test Vehicles In 8 Cities

' RENT Te TT Re By ea IR Tee PR REN ESTES wee A EPL LP STS ‘TWO TIPTON AREA MED WOUNDED IN KOREA

Red Feather Fund   Nebraska. ‘Lion’ Spotted Again, Kids Stay At Home

Advancing Marines Run Across Grisly Scene Of Massacre OfAmerican Convoy

Korea Is ‘Truman War,  Taft Charges  ‘Asserts U.S. Unsafe From War With Truman in Office

Taft Says U. S. Cannot Be Safe From War As Long As Truman Stays in Office

Week End Auto Accidents Kill 10 In Michigan  Barry County Infant Chokes On Gumdrop

Train Hits Pus; 5 Chiltren Dead  44 In Vehicle, Only One Peaks Tie Stes Vek

Space Traveling: Told by Scientis   Trip's Greatest Danger Would be Heat; Many  Surprises for Travelers

Space Symposium   Space Symposium  Tkaleeharat Heat Big Pro blem

lran Offers New Proposal to End Crisis Over Oil   Change in Wording Of Controversial Receipt Form Seen

LENTEN GUIDEPOSTS ; Godfrey Tells Experience With Timeless Force

‘All About Eve’ Tops Movie Poll   Balloting Close for Best-Actress Honors

‘All About Eve’ Tops Poll  [hree Actresses Tie for ‘Best of ‘50° Honors

‘All About Eve’ Voted Top Movie   AP Poll Forecasts Winner of ‘Oscars’

100 Persons Fall Afoul Of Law In St. Joseph Daring Month Of April

Hospital Progress Revealed In Tour   (Contributed by the Publicity Committee of the Women’s Board of the Hospital Association)

Delco To Reopen Monday; 2,300 To Report Back   Two-Week Closing Of Local Plant Apvroaching End

Danger Of Third World War Great   Senate Action on Troops-io-Europe Is Notice That U.S. Will Do Share In Defenses.

OAS NATION  MUST oUPPORT AEARMAMENT   President Says U. S. Safety Bound Up With Security of Free World.

Calls For Support Of  [mergency   Talks Guardedly On Rayburn Hint About Russians

Truman Praises Senate Approval Of Troops Issue  rt . aa a sy   Declines to Comment Specifically On War Threat in Far East

Kow Over Schools At Final . Session  Kansas Solons. Pass. Ornnibus Appropriations by I-Vote Margin  HAD A STORMY. CLOSE Legislature Appropriated 165,292,891 in 58 Days of Session

One-Vote Margin In House Averts Special Session.   Legislature Comes To a Stormy Close E-State Shares in Extra Salary Fund

Just Miss A Special  Session   House Gives Only One Vote Margin to Major Money Bill in Hectic Finale af Legislature

IRAN NOTIFIES BRITAIN PLANS TO TAKE OVER   Little Hope Left For Solution Of Tence Oil Tancle

72 Trapped GIs Saved By ’Copters   14 Lifted From Rampaging River; 58 Snatched

Seoul Falls fo China Hordes; Allies Retreat   UN. Forces Evacuate Port of Inchon as Enemy Advances   WAR HIGHLIGHTS

Kroll Says Taft ls Reactionary  CIO Warned To Put Up Fiaht At Polls

WASHER FIRM IN WAR WORK   Whirlpool Ties In Smal War Contracts With Washer Output

Pan American Strike Is Called Off   Board Attempts To Settle the Airline Dispute

Airlines Strike Comes To End   White House Order Obeved By Union

AIRLINE STRIKE ENDS  Pan American Workers Await At tion of Fact-Finding Group

3-Day Airways Strike Ended   Pan American Workers Back to Jobs Pending Fact-Finding Studies

Czech Envoy Defies Oatis Release Demand   Statement issued After Acheson Gives Him Tonaue Lashing No. 2

U.N. Forces Use Caution While Pushing Ahead  Believe New Defense Line Of Communists

Troops Chase Foe Fleeing To New Line   Americans Repulse Red Counter-Attack on Central Front

Communists Offer Only Weak Fight   Patrols Cautious In New Advances

eee  Bodies of 2 Fliers Who Survived Crasti: Landing Only To FreezeTo Death-Founid

Census Reveals Women Number More than Men   Arkansas’ White Population Gains; State Total Drops

lran Slows Up Seizure of British Oil Properties  Draws Criticism For Not Speeding Nationalization

lran Delays Oil Seizure Plans  British Mission Set To Sail for Tehran

Newspapers Press Minister To Proceed; British Group Enroute to Tehran for Talk

lran's Seizure Of British Oil Property Slows   Nation’s Newspapers Attack Action; No U. §. Move Planned

lranian Press Raps Leaders On Issues   Nationalization Work Going Too Slow, Says Editors

IRAN SLOWS UP SEIZURE OF Olt   Most Newspapers Criticizing Government For Delaying Grab  MISSION IS AWAITED

Tehran Papers Irked By Delay In Oil Seizure   British Plan Talks As Tran Government Defers Exforcement

MVA Blocked, Says Truman In Lefter   Midwest Must Elect Liberal Members to Conares

Decries Lack Of  Liberal Solons   Truman Says Midwest Must Elect More ForwardLooking Men   LETTER TO CIO CHIEF   Blast Comes in Connectior With Missouri Valley Flood Plan

Truman Puts MVA Plan To Congress   Midwest Must Be Liberal-Minded, Forward Looking

Flood Control  A Vital Need   President Says Emergency Relief Insufficient

Says Answer fo Flood Problem Is Up to Voters   Congressmen to Blame That Nothing Has Been Done, Says President.

MVA Blocked By Congress, ‘Truman Says   President Declares Region Needs To Elect More Liberal Members

»Truman Renews Missouri Flood ‘Control Battle   Midwest Must Elect More Forward-Looking Conaressmen, He Say:

7,600 At Youth Fair Despite Rain   New Attendance Record Is Set; Galicn Boy Wins

YOUTH FAIR IN 2ND DAY; NAME FIRST WINNERS   Opening Day Crowd Tops That Of Last  Vaar

MIDDLE-OF-ROAD LEADERS FAIL Socialist Leader Agrees To Try To Form New French Government

Henri Queuille Abandons Effort To Form Cabinet   Mollet, Socialist School Teacher, To Try His Hand At It

Mollet Seeks New Cabinel   Hen-i Queuille Gives up Attempt to Form New Government in France.

Scores of Aircraft Join Search for Airliner, F-51 Military Transport

Search Is Made For Lost Planes  Two Air Force Craft  a Oa & enema acer 

'Wreckage of 4th Plane, ‘Missing Since Wednesday, Believed Located.

Search Goes On for 40 on Big Airliner  19 West Point Cadets Believed Down in Arizona

Searchers Seek 3 Vanished Aireraft With 69 On Board   Airliner Missing On Pittsburgh-Buffalo Flight With 40; Military Transport Carried 28 and Fighter Has Only Pilot

69 Persons Were Aboard  Lost Planes   Bad Weather Is Hampering Hunts In East, West

Many Persons Reported Lost In. Plane Disasters   Three Planes Disappear With 68 On Board; Other Planes Also Sought Over A Wide Area

40 on Airliner That Vanished In Eastern U.S.   19 West Point Cadets Among 28 on Transport Lost in West

Fog Hampers Scores of   Search Craft   Unscheduled Liner With 40 Missing  In Pennsylvania

Wide Search Carried Out for Losi Aircraft, One of Which Carried 40.0n Flight to Buffalo, N. Y.

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   69 Persons Aboard Lost Aircraft

Search for Three Missing Planes With 69 Aboard   Weather Hinders Efforts to Find Lost Aircraft in Three Separate Areas.

69 Persons Are Missing In Air Crashes   Weekend Toli Now Includes Three Airplanes

69 Persons Involved; Transpo Which Vanished in Californi last Wed. May Be Located

Search Planes Roar Through Murky Skies In Search for Three Missing Aircratt

Allies Flatly Reject Red  Troop Proposal   UN Makes it Clear Demands Will Stand

Joy Is Blunt Toward Reds   Allies Won't Modify Inspection Demand, Ease Other Rules

Old Story: No Progress   Allies Refuse To Even Talk About Troop Withdrawal

Reds Oppose Allied Cheek  Behind Lines   UN Refuses To Talk On Removing Troops Prior To Armistice

Issue of Troop Withdrawal Out Until Armistice   Allies Fiatly Refuse to Discuss Subject at This Point

Allies Retuse To Modify Two Demands   UN Negotiators  Decline to Discuss Withdrawal Before Signing Armistice

UN BALKS AT ARMY REMOVAL   Flatly Refuses To Discuss : Withdrawal Until  Armistice

Allies Give ‘No’ Answer  To Proposal   Decline To Discuss Troop Withdrawal

Insist On Joint Inspection, Joy Tells Commies   Reds Reply That Would Interfere In ‘Internal Affairs‘

Flatly Refuses To Discuss Plan Offered By Reds   Allies Maintaining Firm Stand In Talks For Truce In Korea

Armistice Is To Come First   Insist On Joint Inspection Teams, Ban On Strengthening Front Line Troops

Refuse to Discuss The Withdrawal of Troops from Korea   Allied Truce Negotiators Insist That Armistice Must Be Signed First.

Allies Refuse To Discuss Any Withdrawa   Also Decline to Modify Demands for Inspection Teams

Truce Talks At  Impasse Again   Both Sides Refuse To Concede To New  Demands.

‘Is That Clear?’ . Will Not Discuss Troop Withdrawal, Insists UN

Joy Refuses To Diseuss  Withdrawals   He Insists On Inspections, Ban on Buitd-dln

U.N. REJECTS WITHDRAWAL PROPOSAL   Refuse To Talk Of Troop Issue Before Armistice   issue Before Armistice  COMMUNISTS      Turn Down Allied Demands For Joint Inspection Behind Battle Lines

U. N. Refuses to Discuss Troop Withdrawal Now  American Jets Win Greatest

No Withdrawal Discussion Until Armistice Signec   North Korean Leader Says Proposals Are ‘Unreasonable’

UN Wont Discuss Lroop Withdrawal   Says Armistice Must Be Signed First—Joy Repeats Allied Stand

U.N. REJECTS WITHDRAWAL PROPOSAL   Refuse To Talk Of Troop Issue Before Armistice   Turn Down Allied Demands For Joint Inspection Behind Battle Lines

UN Refuses To Discuss Troop Issue   Armistice Must Be Signed Before Plans Remove Soldiers to Be Considered

Won't Talk About Taking 'Trooos Home   Sign Truce First, Says Admiral Joy To Red Delezates

Allies Refuse To Discuss Troop Removal   Also Refuse To Modify Demands For Inspection Demands

Allied Negotiators Flatly Refuse To Discuss Withdrawal of Troops

Wont Talk Withdrawing Troops Until Truce Signed U. N. Negotiator Adm. Joy in Sharp   U N  . Negotiator Adm. Joy in Sharp Rebuke to Reds on Two Proposals:   Although No’ Progress Reportedly Made “For Truce Red Newsmen Are Optimistic

ALL FAY INDUIE Meek and the Mighty Gath er for Funeral of Senator Vandenberg

NATION'S TOP LEADERS PAY FINAL TRIBUTE   Michigan Begins Official 48-Hour Period Of ©  Mourning

Senator's Funeral Brings Statesman.  Laborer Together   Loudspeaker to Take Minister’s Sermon Ta Mourners

Hundreds to Attend Last Rites far Vandenberg ©   ens  New York Times Qu ates Documents: ‘General Reverses Wake: :

Homage Is Paid Sen. Vandenbera  Meek And Mighty Attend Last Rites

Problems May Cause Delay in En oO} Legis:ative Session   Hope for Windup Friday Night Hits Snag As Houses Fail to Agree.

 It's a Shaky ‘Maybe’ Spring Legislative Session Here May Wind Up on Friday

‘Rhubarb Over Tree Cutting Leaves Test amily House in Middle of Street

Ask Treaty Protection Against Japs  House and Senate Pass Resolutions

Allied Forces Are Poised To Re-Enter Seoul  Chinese Communist Army Opposition Reported Crumbling

Mercury Sinks From View In Midwest; Nation Held In Grip of Severe Cold

Severe Cold Grips Most Of Nation   Mercury ‘Sinks Gut of Sight’ In Two Cities

SEVERE COLD HOLDS NATION IN ICY GRIE   Death Toll Mounts; Mercury Plunges Belaw Zero

Laber Party Beats Split   Churchill Attempts To Divide Opponents

Laborites Beat Down Churchill House Motion   British Party In Rally To Defeat Ex-Premier

General Fired For Accepting Firms’ Favors   Crawford Removed = As Tank Arsenal Commander. Admits Charges

General Crawford Relieved of Post With Detroit Arsenal for Accepting Hospitality

Gen. Crawford Fired as Chief Of Tank Arsenal   Reprimanded by Army For Irregularities; Successor Ils Named

Gen. Crawford Is Fired for  Taking Favors   Army Removes Him As Commander of Detroit Arsenal

Blossoming Yank Parachutes Above Korea, Look Like a Fair, Rather Than Grim Battle Against the Red Foe

MRS, ADDIE CRENSHAW, BASIL CUMMINS MARRIED JANITARY 10 IN ARKANCAS

MRS. ADDIE CRENSHAW, ‘BASIL CUMMINS MARRIED  JANUARY 19 IN ARKANSAS

ATOMIC BLAST ROCKS NEVADA   Huge Orange Glow Lights Up Sky For Miles In Latest Test.

315-Mile Advance Is:  Made By UN  Rage ea   11,600 Commies Fall In Day’s Campaign

Flanking Drive ls Being Made Around Seoul   Only Red Gains Made In Attack On South Koreans  pgp. ti ere ceroaorerDnbdAr

HINTS OF A-BOMBS   Senator Declares Weapon ~ Can Now Be Used on  Field of Battle

Says Atom Bomb Now Can Be Used on Battlefie’d   Congressmen Who Saw Tosis Reports on Progress Being Made in Its Usefulness.

Spain Ready To Aid Allies, Madrid Says   U. S. Wants Meeting Of Pact Foreign Ministers To Settle Dispute

NATO Talks Sought On Role for Spain  Truman Confirms Mission  Of Sherman Is To Get

Reds Holding Stoutly In Other Areas   100,000 Allied Trocps Press On Newest Offensive

UN Troops Batter At Chinese   Red Frontline Defenses Appear To Crumble Before Fierce Attacks

100,000 hit Red Defenses, Enemy Flees   Hills Abandoned, Rear Guards Try to Halt U. N. Push

REDS FALL BACK IN WEST BEFORE U. N. OFFENSIVE   ONE COMMUNIST JET DOWNED; FOE SILENT ON RIDGWAY’S OFFER

CHINESE UNITS FALLING BACK BEFORE ALLIES   220 Jets Meet in New Record Battle, Enemy Loses One

Defenses Fall In West Before Allied Advance   UN Soldiers Move Forward Cautiously

roe Retreats Northward: Gains Made   220 Jet Planes Tangle in War's Biggest Air Fight

UN TROOPS MOVE FORWARD CAUTIOUSLY AS ENEMY QUITS POSITIONS IN BITTER FIGHT

Chinese Crumble Before Attacks By U. N. in West   Alliéd Assault Moves Cautiously In Retreat Wake

Allies Launch Offensive With 100,000 Troops  in Korea   REDS LEAVING HILLS

100,000 U.N. TROOPS PUSH OFFENSIVE   Enemy Abandons Some Positions in Third Day of Allied Drive After Bitter Fighting:

Red Defenses Crumble as Allies Attack   Bitter Fighting Flares All Along Korean Battleline

Chinese Frontline Defenses Crumble   Battered Reds Retreat Northward—Die-Hard Rear Guards Delay UN

Front .Line Defenses Crumble as 100,000 UN: Troops Push Forward Cautiously for Limited Gains.   U. S. Eighth Army Headquarters, Korea (AP)— Chinese front line defenses appeared to be crumbling in' the west-today before an offensive of 100,000 United

Red Lines Crumbling In Korea   Allied Troops Press Battered Foe Northward

Chinese Defense  Appears To Be  Breaking in West 220 Planes Involved  In Jet Air Battles Over Northwest

Allied Army of 100,000 Pound  Hole in Line   220¢ Jets in Three Giant Battles Stage Biggest ir Show

Allied Smash Caving In Their Defense   U. N. Forces: Advance as Biggest Air Battle of War Takes Place

Reds Refreat As Huge Force Of UN Attacks   100,000 Allied Troops Thrown into Struggle ‘Along Western Front; Truce Offer Unanswerec

100,000 U.N.     morse   Enemy Abandons Some Positions in Third Day af Allied Drive After Bitter Fighting: . :

Communist Frontline Is Crumbling Apart   Soldiers Of United Nations Army Move Cautiously Forward; Gigantic Air Battle Engaging 220 Planes Reported

REDS SILENT ON RIDGWAY'S. NEW ~ TRUCE PROPOSAL   Battered - Enemy Forces ‘Re ‘treating Northward On Korean Frant

Battered Reds in a Retreat Before 100,000 Soldiers   Counterattacks Made fo Regain Hills but U.N. Forces Holding

Red Defense Line Appeares Crumbing Before Allies ©   Battered Chinese Retreat From U. N. Offensive

Powerful U.N. Push Cracking Reds’ Defenses   Enemy Retreating In Some Areas; Three Jet Battles Rage Over Northwest Korea

UN Offensive Batters Reds On Frontline   Three Jet Battles Involving 220 Planes Flame Over Korea; Note Is Unanswered

Allies Use 100,000 Men In Western Front Fight; 220 Jet Planes In Action

Chinese Fall. Back in Bitter Korean Fights   Reds Silent on  Ridgway’s Request To Pick New Site

100,000 UN Troops Burn Chinese Out: Gains Limited   Three Jet Battles Over Northwest Involving 220 Planes

100,000 Allied Soldiers Rout Battered Foe   Huge Jet Action Flames Over Korea in ‘Biggest Battle’

Red Defenses Crumbling In Wake Of Drive  Over 200 Planes   Over 200 Planes Take Part In Korean Air War

Reds Retreat Northward in Some Areas   Three Jet Battles involving 220 Planes Are Fought

Chinese Defenses in West Appear To Be Crumbling   Reds Abandon Some Hills as 100,000 U.N. Troops Move Forward Cautiously.

Gains Made In West As Reds Head Northward   220 Planes Involved In Jet Battles Over Battlefront

100,000 UN Troops Lead Big Assault  Communists Flee In Some Sectors; Record Jet Battle

Frontline Detenses Of Chinese Appear To Be Crumbling in Face of UN Drive

Defenses Crumble Before Hard-Hitting Attacks Of Allies; Jet Battles Roar Overhead And Chinese Silent  On Truce Talks.

Defenses Appear to Be Crumbling Under U.N. Drive   Desperate Reds Hold Fast in Spots, Break at Other Points

100,000 Allies Open Drive In West Korea and Chinese Retreat Before Onslaught

Battered Foe Falling Back. In Hill Areas.   ‘Defense Crumble'As-: Allied Offensive In West Gains Momentum

Some Hills Completely Abandoned   Air War Flares On Larger Scale In Korean Skies

REDS LEAVING HILLS   Fifth Air Force in Giant Je! Battle Over Northwest  Area

Batfered Reds Retreat North In Some Areas  Air War Shows Another Bia Day

Chinese Retreat Off Hille   No Reply From Rede  On Ridgway’s Bid . To Resume Talks

Battered Foe Falling Back Under Drive   100,000 U. N. Troops On Offensive; 220 Jet Planes Engage In Battles

pfenses Fall sfore Drive [ULN. Forces   Battered Reds Sag In Face of Army Of 100,000 Troops

Reds Hit Back Late in Day   Battered Reds Retreat in Some Sections, Giving Up Several Hills

Red Defenses Seem To Be Crumbling Under U. N. Attack   Allied Troops Push Forward Slowly for Limited Gains

Battered Red Forces Pull Back  Allies Pushing Cautiously Into Red Buildup Area

Chinese Lines Buckle Under U.N. Onslaught   Reds Retreat North as Rearguards Try to Delay Allies

Chinese Defense Reported Sagging In Allied Attacks  Reds Pulling Back In Some Sectors; Fighting Bitter

Dudley Fisher Died Suddenly On Vacation   Columbus Cartoonist Stricken In Cottage Day After Arrival

DUDLEY FISHER DIES SUDDENLY   Was Creator Of Comi: Strip ‘Right Around Home’

Cartoonist On Vacation Dies  _ Creator of ‘Myrtle,’ ‘Right Around Home

Flash Fire At Picatinny Arsenal kills Five Men.  Sertously Injures Four

Fire Kills Five Men; Injures Four   Flash Fire Damages Gunpowder Blending Building in N. J.

Number Three Engine Ripped By Blast Which Kills Airman   Helicopters Evacuate the Injured After Local Plane Sights Wreckage; Medics Won’t Let Renorters [nterview Airmen

po + tre STEVEDORE IS RESCUED AFTER .16 NAYS IN PREEZER: LIVED.ON JUICE

Cheap Cuts Are Scarce  Little Improvemen:   Little Improvement Noted in Twin Cities

EXPLORATORY TALKS ON TAX LEGISLATION   Hense And Senaie Cenferees Come Te Ne Decisens In First’ Meeting

Jury Asks Five Years For Father   53-Year-Old Man Convicted After Shotgun Slaying

Barnett ‘Guilty’ In Son's Death; Gets Five Years  Of Manslaughter In:  a ii i

Bill To Ban Communists  Tossed Out  House Also Kills ‘Measure Providing

A Coat by Any Other Name .   Furriers Disoute FTC Ruling on Rabbit Labels.

Rabbits Aren't Rabbits, So There! They're Coneys; lAnyway. I+ Sounds Better

Nebraskans Elect  GOP Congressman   A Hare Of Another Color This Will Be News To Rabbits: They Arent

Coney or Cuniculus, It’s Still Rabbit As Congress Warns Furriers on Labels

LOCATION PROTESTED  Women With Babies Form Blockade at New City Dump

Defense Measure  Nears Passage   Assembly Rules Committee Approves Bill, Is Sent to Floor

Quiet Settles Over Most Of Korean Front  One Small But Furious Red Attack Checked

ULL IN FIGHTING SPURS CEASE-FIRE RUMORS IN KOREA   Only Central Front Active a8 Talk of Truce at .,  Front Spreads *   REDS STILL MOVE UP   Planes and Artillery Attack Convoys Enroute to Buildup Areas

Lull Along Front As Rumors Spread That End Is Near   Furious Red Attack In  Center of Line Checked Quickly

Allied Forces Check Furious Knemy Attacks   Van Fleet Cautions Chinese Appear to Be Building for New Jab

Shooting Stuns Alabama Campus  Tragedy Involves Two Vet Students

Shooting Fatal At Alabama U.  Freshman Is Victim Of Campus Gunplay

Lee Soldier Listed Aboard Crashed Plane   Cpl. Kenneth Turner Believed Victim In Texas Tragedy

Urges Probe of Red Spies Operating Here   Rev. Velde Deplores Lassitude of U. S. on Espionage

Far-Reaching Red Spy Ring Probe Soucht   Illinois Congressman Calls for Investigation of Past and Present Soviet Espronage

Collision Hurts Four of Family   Spectacular ‘3-Way Crash Ocecurs on Rt. 60

Demands Senate  . COP Caucus Endorse Some Specific Levies; Still N o Semblance of Unity in Upper Branch.

NLRB to Hold’ Labor Ballot At REA Jan. 25   Linemen to Decide If Sioux City Union Represents Them.

EGYPTIAN KING APPOINTS NEW CABINET CHIEF   Farouk Believed Swinging “To Alliance With  Western Powers

Farouk’s Action Breeds Rumors  Appointment May Affect Suez Issue

COUNCIL CREATES ANOTHER NEWPORI CHARTER GROUP   Move For Fourth Such Commission In 10 Years Draws GOP Objection

COUNCIL CREATES ANOTHER NEWPORI CHARTER GROUP   VURACUA Pak Ue  Move For Fourth Such Commission In 10 Years Drawe COP Objection .

Fail Fourth Time to Get  Full Hearing   Charge ‘Commies’ Lead in Fight for Willie McGee

Millionth Auto Death Approaching   Mark May Be Passec This Year, National Safety Council Says.

Tougher Agency fo Run Controls   Johnston Replaces Cautious Valentine

Johnston Gets Valentine Post  Reshiiffle Points to” Speeding Controls

East Stays Warm As Western Area Shivers In Cold   Weather Is Almost Summer-Like Along Atlantic Seaboard

Fabulous Sam Maceo, Controversia Figure In Gambling Expose Is Deac

Tax Bureau is ‘Goaded’ by Angry President   Truman Feels He Has Been ‘Sold Down River’ by Employes

‘Housecleaning’ Near  In Tax Fix’ Probe  went wee oh eae. RE aftwnth Chiaf af WRT   Truman, McGrath, Chief of FBI  Meet in White House Session.

Head of FBI, M’Grath Meet With Truman   Republicans Demand Attorney General Be Removed

3 Officials Hold Secret Conference   Speculate FBI Chief May Head ‘Cleanun' Squad

Reds Make Bid To Renew Talk  For Armistice   Note to Ridgway Urges Immediate Revival of Parley

Resumption of Conferences Expected Within Short Time Following Statement by Reds

Gen. Ridgway Is Studying Reds’ Truce Message  U.N. Reply Has Not As Yet Been Made To Renewal Offer

Florida Escapes Freeze Damage  New Cold Air Mass Moves From Canada

JOINT MANEUVERS BEGINNING TODAY   Tt. Ss. And British Naval And Air Forces Will Engage In Mediter ranean Fwerci«es

Atlantic Alliance Opens Discussion  Extension Of Security System To Be Topic

Defense Pact  May Cover Middle East   U. 8. Would Include Greece, Turkey In North Atlantic Pact

Marshall in Lengthy Meet With Ridgway   South Koreans Worry About Meaning, Fear Cease Fire Order May  Come From U.S. Head:

~ CLOSELY-GUARDED CONFERENCE Tokyo Meeting Spurs \Peace Hopes In Korea

Defense Chief Huddles With Gen. Ridgway  Peace Rumors Fly In Tokyo; Rhee Wants Noa *Trueo?

Speculation High Over Marshall's Trip to ‘Front’   South Koreans Are Disturbed -Qver Ceasefire Rumors

MARSHALL CONFERS WITH RIDGWAY   Speculation Rises On Break In Korea War

SPECULATION OF BIG BREAK IN KOREAN WAR   Marshall in Secret Conferences; Rhee Disturbed By Truce Rumors.

Conference Of Leaders Stirs Peace Rumors   Marshall, Ridgway in Highly Secret Meeting at Headquarters

South Korea Lawmakers Ask Republic Defense Their Opinion on Marshall Visit

2 Generals Stir Guesses   Marshall, Ridgway in Long Conference  Over War

Marshall, Ridqway Hold Long Talk— Speculation Sharpens  On ‘Big Break in War

Marshall Has Long Conference With Ridgway  - Nature of Tokyo Falk  Between leaders  Not Announced

Secretary Holds  Secret Talks with  Ridgway in Tokyo Official Discounts  Peace Overtures; Reds in Retreat

Something Big In Korea War Brewing, Is Tip   U.S. Military Brass In Far East, but All Statements Evasive

Marshall Holds Closely-Guarded 'Meefing With Allied Commanders   Sharpens Speculation That Something Big Is Going To Break In Korean War

TWO MILITARY MEN IN LONG SESSIONS   Given After Huddles  SYNGMAN RHEE   Rebels At Rumors Of CeaseFire At 38th: Declares R.0.K. To Fight On

Marshall Confers With Ridgway   Closely-Guarded Sessior Sharpens Speculation Something May Break

Gen. Ridgway, Marshall Hold Long Conference  nariuiatinn Aknat   Speculation About War Is Sharpened

Big Naval Program  Gets Okay   Calls For Swift — Buildup OF U. S.  Naval Power

Bargains Give Out In Midst of Dual Legal Stalemate  Watch Firms Demand Injunction to Stop Price Cutting

Fire Heroine to  Miami for Whirl   Present Key to City to Girl Who Saved Nearly 100 Persons from Death

Disarming Sessions to Begin Today   Russia at Last Gives Consent to Enter Discussions.

RUSSIA AGREES TO DISCUSSION ON ARMAMENTS   Delegates Pessimistic Over Chances Of  Aecreement

Reds Agree To Big Four Arms Talks   Vishinsky Agrees to Meet Three Western Powers After Bloc Plea

Disarmament Issue Handed To Big Four   Russia Finally Agrees Tc Enter Into Peace Parleys

U.N. Unit Hands Disarmament Issue To Big 4  Acts After USSR Agrees To Talks

Russia Agrees To Arms Talk  Big Four Powers Set Cantfaranra Far Tad

Russia Consents To Atfempt At Some Aqreement   Secret Sessions To Start Today With Dec. 10 Deadline

‘TRUMAN MIRACLE’ SOUGHT  Gamblers Say Laborites Sure To Lose Eleetion

50,000-Man Draft  Increase [Is Seen   Army Warts Replacement: For Korean Casualties

Anthrax Outbreak Is Under Control  Disease Detected in Crest on Hog Shipment

Marshall Believes Russian People Friendly But Minds Just Poisoned   A BECAME Y APREL ATARAALES POOL &£ VLOURICNY  Secretary Of Defense Tells Hood College   Gathering Russians Never Hear The "Tereth Ahknrist The IT’ &

‘Former Govt. Economist Faces Long Prison Term   Jury Decides He Lied When He Denied He Ever Was a Communist; Former Wife Among Those Testifying Against Him.

Remington Found Guilty Of Perjury After Jurors Deliberate For 444 Hours

Federal Jury Finds Remington Guilty  Faces Imprisonment On Perjury Charges

Jury Convicts Remington  Former Official Found Guilty of Periurv

W. Remington Found Guilty   Jury Convicts Ex-Offieia Ot Perjury Charge

KEMINGTON FOUND (UILTY OF PERJURY   JURY RULES HE LIED WHEN HE DENIED HE EVER WAS A COMMUNIST,

Remington Convicted  Of Perjury  Jury Says Former   Jury Says Former Commerce Official Lied During Trial

Jury Finds He Lied When He Swore-He Wasn't Communist   Out Little Over Four Hours to Find Ex-US Official Guilty

PHEASANT SEASON ‘OPENS ON SUNDAY   Hunting Hours from:12 O'clock Noor-to 4:30 -P.Mi; 3’ Males Allowed'a Day.-

Showdown Seer On Red Demand In Truce Talks  Hopes Fading Fast For Armistice Pact Within Time Limit

Talks Bogged Down In Sixth Straight Day As Both Sides Flatly Reject Other’s Demands; Reds Even Question Settled Cease-Fire Line

4 FROM MARION, --DUQUOIN KILLED IN TENNESSEE   Southern IMinoisans’ Auto Hits Bridge Abutment; One Survivor.

Relief From Heat Wave Is Predicted   Tropical Storms Reaches Force Of Hurricane

Unseasonable Fall Heat Wave Covers Middle U. 5. From Gulf to Great Lakes

Arrest Gls In Hamburger Shop Holdup  ~ Soldiers From   Soldiers From Secret State Air Force Base

Troops Move Risks War, Hoover Says   Ex-President Warns G.0.P. Congress Must Have Control

Hoover Sees ‘Unwarranted Risk’ In Sending Gls Abroad  Challenges Corigress To Take Over, laches ‘Infantry Generals’ In Pentagon

Hoover Onposes Troops for Europe,  Sons (justted Rsk of Ruins Wat

Commies and Anti-Reds in Berlin Fight ©   Clash Takes Place in the Soviet Sector

Coalport Civil Defense Council Plans First Aid Instruction Clace

Western Europe ToDoubleOutput Military Goods   ECA Report Points To Big Production Stepup During Coming Year; More Being Spent For Defense

West Europe Output High   Military Production ‘Reported Increasing

ECA Reports Europe May Double Output   Foreign Aid Plans Progress Sent To Caneress By Truman

Big Increase In Pr ‘oduction   Look to Europe To Double Output In Civilian Goods

ECA Report ls Sent To Congress   Western Europe Expected to Double Production Of Military Goods

Western Europe To Double War Goods Output   ECA Report Warns Ris ing Prices, Shortages Threaten Economy.

Pro-American at Helm in Panama   Arias in Jail; Riot Death Toll Now 13

AFTER BLOODY SIEGE New Panama President Takes ~ Over: Predecessor Is Jailed

Arias Jailed; Arosemena  Takes Office  th. atta. Fh. Bleoat   10 Killed, 75 Hurt In Fight At Palace   Deposed Panama Presi dent Finally Surrenders To National Police

IN BASEBALL CLINIC:   Recreation Commission Offers Sesgions For Boys 8 Thru ii

Cleveland Plans Doug s Welcome  Speaks At Public Hall Tomorrow Night

No Restrictions Lo Be Pu On Rearmament Or industr Under Proposed Settlemen

Detailed Plans for Jap Peace Treaty Announced by U. S.  Nation Goes Almost Unpunished for Part In World War II

Humiliations Left Out of Japan Peace   Rancor, War-breeding Restrictions Absent; No Ban on Rearming

Torins of Pact  With Ex-Foe Are Revealed   Nips Give Up Islands Two Separate Pacis To be Stened

US Announces Detailed Plans For Soft Japanese Treaty; No Restrictions Put On Rearmament

Announce Allies’ Plans For Japan Peace Treaty   Japan To Have Full Freedom to Rearm; Loses Few Islands

Japan Loses Some Island Possessions, But Otherwise Goes Almost Unpunished For Pearl Harbor Attack   FOLLOW TREATY WITH DEFENSE ARRANGEMENTS

Allies Plan Soft Treaty For Japan   Nips To Get Full Freedom To Rearin and And Rebuild Industry, Will Lose Sone: Islands.

35-Injured-iniran Parliament Gallery Riots   Opposition Deputies   Opposition Deputies Shout Down Premier Mohammed Moxsedech

35 Persons Hurt In Iran Capital Riots   Enemies Of Iran Premier Mossadegh Tell Him To Get Out Of Parliament During Free-For-All

Mossadegh’s  Foes Stage Violent Riots   Premier Of Iran  ‘Is Shouted Down   At Least 35 Are Injured In Free-For-All In And Out Of Parliament House

Free-for-All Marks Session   Anti- Mossadegh Riot Finally Curbed

Trailer Camp Regulations Set  New Rules To Insure Hegith Precautions

Merl Young Is Indicted On Perjury Count   White House Figure, Lawyer To Face Federal Charges

Merl Young Is Charged With Perjury   Four Are Indicted By Grand Jury   His Brother And Attorneys Also Are Accused Of Lying Under Oath

Young and Lawyer Indicted for Lying About Mink Coat   First Indictments In RFC Influence Probe Returned

UN Pressure s Intensified On Red Supply Area   Fragmentation — Bombs Sprayed Over Red ‘fron Triangle’

Enemy Opens Dam Floodgates In Futile Move   Superforts, Bombers Spray Fragmentation Bombs on Triangle

Opening Gate Of Chorwon Dam Fails To Stop U. N. Advance; Allied Superfronts Spray Iron Triangle Area

Allied Guns Shell Road To Chorwon   Pressure Mounts On Achors Of Red Supply Area

U.S. Pressure Mounts on Red ‘tron T riangle’  KFraomentation Roambhe   Fragmentation Bombs Spray Build Up Area In Big Operation

Planes Pound  Sector   Foe Opens Chorwon Dam, But Cannot  Halt UN

Allies’ Guns, Planes Pound  Chorwon Base   UN Pressure Mounts on Both Anchors of Red ‘Tron Triangle’   OPEN GATE OF DAM   Chinese Fail in Attempt to Wash Out Bridges on Hantan River

Allied Artillery Blasts Roads In Area of Bed HO   Foe Opens Gates to Chor. won Dam But Effect Is Negligible

UN Bombees Hi Assembly Area In Heavy Attack  Allies Capture Heights Above

UN Pressure Mounts Allied Artillery Shells Road Through Red Base

UN Pressure On ‘Iron Triangle Steadily Mounts  Allied Superforts and Light Bombers  3  ' i    Allied Superforts and Light Bombers Spray Area With 500-Pound Fragmenta tion Bombs Fused for Casualties.

Flooding Of River Fails To Halt UN  Allied Siege Guns Pound   Allied Siege Guns Pound Hichway To Red Base

Fragmentation Bombs Spr aved  OnSupply Aréa   Heights Overlooking Iron Triangle Anchors Seized by U.N. Troops

N Casualties: of 228,941 Are Reported   American Total of 57,120, Is Exceeded Only by South Koreans

UN Casualties in Korea 228,941 Up To March; American Total 57,120

Beef Controls Up To DiSalle  Price Director Save   Price Director Says No Change To Be Made

Compromise OnBeefPrice Issue Denied  By DiSalle   Makes Statement After President Leaves It Up to  Economic Chiefs

DiSalie Says No Beef Deal   Truman Lets Compromise On Battle Up To His Price Chiefs

Truman Leaves Beef to DiSalle   And Price Chief Says There'll Be No Change

ADES 10 DECIDE BATTLE OVER BEEF, DRECINENT SAYS   Denies White House Pressure to Ease Price Rollback Plan   DISALLE STILL FIRM   Tells Press Order Wiil Stand as Written Without Change

TRUMAN DUMPS BEEF PROBLEM ON AIDES   Compromise on Rollbacks Left To DiSalle

FORMER BRISTOL WOMAN VICTIM OF MURDER; STEEL BAR AND TIRE PRINTS HOLD SECRET OF THE MYSTERY DEATH   First Word Received Here Was That Dorothy Faber, 33, Died of “Heart Attack”” — News from West Coast Tells of Finding of Battered Body — Identification Possible Only Through Fingerprints. 

Ground Forces Stall Central Front Assault   UN Airmen Catch Reinforcements In Open As Skies Clear

Sources In London Tell Of Decision   British Ambassador Reportedly Informed Of Defense Stand

U. S. Informs Britain It Will Attempt to Hold in Korea   British Reported to Have Decided To Support Americans at Bridgqehead

Rallying Point For 3 Armies  ls Wiped Out   Chinese Defenders Still Cling to Big Power Dam

Charwon Ruined By Bombardment; U. N. Forces Kept From Power Plant On Bie Reservoir

Planes, Shells Lrase Big Red Supply Center  Cnamy Cll Ualdc   Enemy Still Holds Hwachon Reservoir

Red Center Destroyed By Planes   Enemy Clings To Power Dam At Hwachon

CHORWON, RED RALLYING BASE, IS WIPED OUT   Allied Planes And Artillery Destroy Important En emy Point   CHINESE DEFENDING HWACHON RESERVOIR

UN Planes, Guns Wipe Out Enemy's  Rallving Center   Red Base 17 Miles North of 38th Parallel Is Smashed; Further Efforts To Drown GI Tank Drive Are Thwarted

Bombs, Guns Raze  Red Korean Base  Chinese Still Hold Hwachon Dam Site

ALLIES WIPE OUT CHINA RED BASE IN NORTH KORE/   Defenders of Huge Power Dam, However, Still Cling to Plant   TURKS SCORE GAINS   Brush Aside Light Resistvance, Capture Hill Near Yonchon

ALLIES DESTROY ASSEMBLY CENTER AF 3 RED ARMIES   Chorwon in West - Central Korea Is Pounded Into Ruins by Artillery and  Warplanes.   ENEMY STILL CLINGS TO BIG HWACHON DAM   U,  \. Forces Push Closer to Hydroelectric Plant, but Stiff Resistance Slows Drive.

Rallying Center Of Reds Razed By UN Attacks   Chinese Still Cling To Huge Power Dam; Allies Push Nearer

Gen. Ridgway Named to Take All Commands   Deposed Chief Said Unable to Back UN Policies   Chinese Base. Destroyed by. Allied Planes

Red Defenders Of Big Dam Hang On Tenaciously.  Of Red Defense Is :  Nlaw Nearly Imnatan?

Ruined Western Base Is 17 Miles North Of 38th Parallel; Defenders Still Cling To Hydroelectric Plant At Hwachon .

Pvt. Kim Is Puzzle of  Korean War  South Koreans _ Haven’t Proved  Selves in Combat

The Fate of Korea Is Up toGI Kim—All He, Really Needs Is the Tradition of Victor y

GI KIM Leaves Rice Fields in Korec To Face Chinese Foe This Spring

No Cease-Fire For 8th Army, General Says  Allied Guns Open Up On Reds Aaain

No Cease-Fire Exists, Says U.S. General   Meaning Of Previous Order Misinterpreted -- Van Fleet

U.N. Artillery Fires On Red Front Lines   ‘Shoot To Kill Orders Go Out

Allied Artillery Starts Firing After Stopping For One Day   Misinterpretation Of Order Reason For Stop In Fight

Shoot-Kill Orders Are Given Out   Leader Says Instructions Were Misunderstood by Some Troops for Cease-Fire   Reds Offer Plan   Gradual Troop Removal Suggested for Parley at Once 

‘Shoot To Kill’ Orders Given On Front Lines   ‘Misinterpretation’ Of Instructions To Be Corrected At Once—Van Fleet

Old Directive Misinterpreted As Cease - Fire, Van Fleet Says   ApparentlySecond I nstruetions Did Not Apply to Men in Infantry

Western Front Guns Blaze— Jets Mieht On   Officers Get Orders  To “Shoot to Kill’— HO Savs Cease-Fire Was Misinterpretation

Allied Artillery Opens Attack On Communists;  Air War Uninterrupted   GEN. VAN FLEET   Says Instructions Misinter preted;  3 US. Jets, One Mig Damaged

Officers Gef New Orders Tc ‘Shoot To Kill’   New Instructions May Not Apply Ta Infantry Troops

"Clarification Of Orders To Troops Issued   Infantry Remains Quiet Except For Patrol! Action

Artillery Blasts . Silence.   Directive to Cease Fiving Is Denied  By Officials .

Van Fleet Says Certain Orders Misinterpreted   UN Actillery Begins Blasting Away at Red Troop Concentrations

Mysteri ious Battle Lull Is Explained   8th Army Head Says Directive to Troops Was Misinterpreted

UN Artillery Guns Roar On West Front   No Cease-Fire Order In Korea Stressed; Action Is Taken To ‘Correct Attitude’

Misinterprefation of Order May Have Caused Brief Lull: No Cease-Fire Command Given

STILL A ‘WAR’ AND CONFUSION Halt In Korea F ighting By Eighth Army Blamed  On ‘Misinter pretation’

Officers Report New Orders to  “Shoot to Kill”   Instructions Apparently Do Not Apply to Infantry; Troops at Front Confused

No Cease-Fire Order in Korea   Army and State Officials Deny Giving Such Reported Order

Cease-Fire Bubble Of Yesterday Shattered   Report That Ground Fighting Would Stop Declared ‘Misinterpretation’ Of ‘Certain Military Orders’

ShoottoKill ls Ordered   Instructions “Misread,’ Says Gen. Van Fleet

Allied Guns Open Up Again as Orders Issued to Shoot fo Kill   Infantry Still Holding Back, But Big Guns Boom Along Front; Eighth Army Chief Says No Cease-Fire Was Ordered

Lull Blamed On Misread Orders;  No Cease-Fire  Allied Guns and Mortars Firing Aaonin at Rede

Top Secrecy Maintained  By Officers   Gunners Directed To ‘Shoot To Kill?’ On Western Front

HOSTILITIES FLARE UNDER NEW DIRECTIVE   Van Fleet Says Cease-Fire Misinterpretation Of Instructions

Allied Big Guns Are Opened Up On West Front   Disputed Instructiona Viewed Misinterpreted Ae Cease-Fire Decree

Infantry Is Apparently Not Included   New Directive Is Given To Clear Up Wrong Ideas

New Orders To ‘Shoot To Kill’ Given Officers   Instructions Apparently Do Not Apply To The U.N. Infantry.

‘Shoot to Kill Order To Troops   Van Fleet Claims Some Units Misinterpreted Headquarters’ Orders

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Mixup on ‘Cease-Fire Directive

NEW INSTRUCTIONS RECEIVED BY ARTILLERY BELIEVED NOT TO APPLY TO THE INFANTRY.

Order Mix-Up Causes Short Pause in War   Eighth Army Leader -Says He'll Clarify Muddled Directive

Along The Western Front   Action Follows Clarification Of Command By General Van Fleet Which Had Been ‘Misinterpreted’

Some Troops Misinterpret Instructions   Van Fleet Says Error To Be Corrected; U. N Artillery Active Again

No Cease-Fire Instruction From Allied Headquarters; War Roars Ahead Again

Artillery Opens Fire In The West   Eighth Army Order Being Clarified After It Was  Micinternreted

WEATHER   Official Says Any Changes Were Result Of Clarifications

Van Fleet Claims No Orders Given To Cease Firing   ‘Shoot To Kill’ Command I: Issued To Clarify ‘Error’ By Combat Unit Officers

Funds for Europe Plea Is Expected  Report of Harriman Expected This Week

Harriman To Make Aid Plan Report   Truman’s Foreign Aid Heac Due Home From Europe

Harriman, Acheson Reported Sure Eurone Needs Cash More Than Arms

Harriman Due  Back To Help Set Aid Figure  May Ask For More Economie Help, Cut  In Arms Far Furone

BUT DOES NOT KNOW IF HES MEMBER NOW   Wisconsin Senator Seeks. to Block Nomination to United Nations.

McCarthy Opens Fire On Jessur   Opposes His Nominatior As U.S. Delegate to U.N. Assembly.

Legislators Set  lor Final Week   Beer. Polities and Finances Overshadow Routine Legislation

LEGISLATURES TIME IS SHORT   House Acts On Beverage Bill—Hoists Pay of Welfare Workers.

Red Hungary Said To Arrest High Catholies  3 Bishops Reported Held For Refusing T:  C2 6Ranna? Poanar

Reds Ease Off Some But Are Coming Again  ROKs Give Way But Trapped Dutch, French Get Out

Three-Day Fight Costs Red Force Loss of 35.000   North Koreans Trapped

Terrific Losses Slow Offensive: Chinese Rearoup   UN Tank Teams Probe Enemy Line For New Buildups

Enemy Drive Near Center Also Stopped   Reds Reported Regrouping For New Assault At Any Mamoent

More Sabres Thrown Into Jet Warfare  New Planes Rushed To Korean Fighting  Ahaoaard Carriere

More Jets Face Foe Over Korea  Tt @C@ At. Epnepee £3,144’. DeaA- l  U. S. Air Force Fighting Reds  Substantially Reinforced.

Air Force Ups Jet Strength. To Stop Reds  - Sabre Jet Subs for. F- 80; Mic Dawnad: is Bw ce   Sabre Jet Subs for. F-80; MIG Downed: ‘Six Dameaee

U. 5. Building In Korean Air  Substantial Numbers Of Top Jets Now

U.S. Builds Up det Fighting Force In Korea   Additional Sabres Poured Into Battle; Spell Bad News for Enemy

F-86 Sabre Jets Enter Korea War In Great Number   5ist Fighter Wing Converts From Slower Shooting Star Jets

ONE MIG IS DOWNED, SIX ARE DAMAGED   Chinese Assault Turkish Brigade In Ground Action

But MacArthur Denies Bradley's Hint of Violation   Staff Chief Raises Point on Testimony; Senate Still Rows

Bradley Warns Hearing Perils Secret U.S. Code   Joint Chiefs Chairman Concerned Over MacArthur Verbatim Testimony

LEGISLATURE STRIVES FOR BRIEF SESSION  “Home by Christnras’   “Home by Christnras” Drive Will Be Opened In Harrisbure Next Week.

 Mackenzie Is Retiring As Columnist But Has No Intention of Being Idle

ANCLYS! Hering  'F amed Associated Press Authority 'On Foreign Affairs. Admits ‘Fear’

DeWitt Mackenzie, Retiring from AP Activity, Bids Godspeed to Readers

M’Kenzie, AP Writer, Pens Final Column  Noted Foreign Analyst Retires

MA A, URAL, PARENT.  .  “Utah's Queenly, Colleen Wins  »1952-Miss:America Title...

UTAH GIRL WINS  BEAUTY CONTESI   } BLUE-EYED BLONDE NAMED 1952 MISS AMERICA AT ATLANTIC CITY.

Miss America Crown Goes fc Miss Utah   Colleen K. Hutchins Takes Top Honors At Asdlewats. PM.»

Miss America Title Is Taken By Miss Utah   Tall, Blue-Eyed Blonde Wins At Atlantic City; Miss Alabama Is Lith

Salt Lake City Gin Wins Title Of iiss America   Kochester Entry As Miss Indiana Places Among Ran Wiwp

Bulgarian Court Gives Four Men Death Sentence As ‘Spies. Saboteurs’

ore Heavy Rains dd to Threat of loods In lowa  Colder Weather Slows Thawing To Cut Run Off

War Lost, Says Sen. McCarthy   ‘First Time in US. History, is Charge

UN Forces Roll Up Gain Of 12 Miles   Chinese Resistance Strangely Lacking, As Drive Begins

Recapture 3 Towns _ In Drive      Fighters. Bombers. Smash Retreating North Korean Foe

Three Towns Are Recaptured In Tank-Led Infantry Attacks   General Collins, Chief Of Staff, Announces Yanks To Stay And Fight In Korea; Replacements Coming.

“US Troops Will Stay” Collins Says  Pressure Mounts Against 2nd Division

Allies Retake Three Towns In Sudden West Offensive   COLLINS SAYS AMERICANS WILL STAY AND FIGHT; REPLACEMENTS TO COME

Kumyangyjang, Osan, Chon Fall In Allied Sweep   Sudden Offensive Launched On Western Front; Ruffner Replaces MeClure As Commander

Collins Says Americans Will Stay in Korea  Allies Withdraw   Allies Withdraw From East-Central City of Yongwol

Allies Open Offetisive Today Capture Three Korear, ta   Teams In Advance Tank - Infantry

Allies Retake Three towns In  New Offensive Gen. Ruffner Takes Command of U. S.  @areand Divician

THREE TOWNS RECAPTURED IN DRIVE   Fighters And Bombers Pave Way For Attack   Retake Kumyangjang, Osan, Chon; Pressure Eased On U.S. Division

Collins Says Our Troops Will Remain   Offensive Takes Three Towns as Allies to East Withdraw.

Collins Says More Troops Coming Soon  Call Guard Units, Form New Division

UN Forces Gain Up to 12 Miles In Sudden Drive  Tank-Infantry Team: Recapture 3 Towns

Suduen Offensive On Western Front Started by Allies  Three Towns Are Recaptured by Tank-Infantry Teams; GI's to Remain in Korea Says Collins

Three Towns. Are Refaken By UN Troops      Sudden Offensive Is Loosed Against Reds By Allies; Chinese Assemble Forces

Allies Retake Three Towns In Sudden Strike   Staff Chief Says "U.S. Will Certainly Stay and Fight

U.N. TROOPS STRIKE BACK «Three Towns Recaptured In 12-Mile Advance By Tank-Infantry Force

Collins Says Forees Will Stay, Fight   Air Attack Clears Way For Outbreak On Western Front

Retake 3 Towns In Assaults      Tanks, Infantry, Air Strikes Rout Foe in Korea

Towns Taker After Planes Batter Reds   Tanks And Infantry Recapture Three On Western Korea Front

Inflation Worse Than Russians   Already Has Knocked Out of Sky Many Possi ble Airplanes.

: ‘Galloping Inflation’  Rigid Wage-Price Controls  Vital. Conterees Declare

Congress Urged To Take Action On Inflation  Soaring Prices Knock   Soaring Prices Knock Planes out of Sky Committee Reports

Inflation Is ‘Shooting Down’ .'S. Planes, Solons Charge  Senate-House Economic Panel Calls For Sneedv. Effective Controle Law

Warns It Must Be Halted —   Says High Costs Knocking Out Of Sky Many Planes

TURN DOWN BUFFER ZONE AT 38 PARALLEL   United Nations Had 8-Point ‘Plan To Halt Fighting

Door Left Open For Negotiations OnKorean Crisis   Peiping Refuses To Consider 8-Point UN Cease-Fire Plan

Chinese Reds Refuse To Consider UN Negotiation Plea; U. S. Still Willing

Fire Damages Carvel Hall At Annapolis   Flames Streak Through Four Floors; Guests Routed: One Wing Is BadWy Guited

Lawmakers View 9 P. M. Quitting Time   Budget Hangs Fire: Teacher Pay Boost, Vehicle Code Voted

UN Strikes At Supplies: To Chinese.   Air And Sea Blows Highlight Activity . As Peace Talks Near

Trip of More Than 100 Mile: is Ahead of Envoys Who Wik Discuss Cease-Fire With Allies.   JEEPS AND TRUCKS  TO TRANSPORT THEM   Rid geway's Representatives Will Make Journey hy Helicopter if Weather Is Favorable.

Reinforcements Set To Counter Surprise Move   Patrol Clashes Increase Outside Neutral Area

Allies, Reds In Skirmish  Near Kaesono   Clashes Outside Limits Of Cease-Fire Meeting City Arelncreasing, US Sources Reveal

MAC'S LETTER PUTS TRUMAN ON THE SPOT   President Considers Action Against General GOP Wants 2nd Front

Gen. MacArthur’s Suggestion Puts Truman In Tight Corner  President Reported Considering Some Disciplinary Action Against Commander

Truman on Spot As MacArthur Recall Hinted   General's Blast Puts Preident in Tight Political Position

GOP-Led Drive Backs General’: Far East Plans.  : Fear of War's fon gy   Fear of War's Spread Adds To Pressure

MacArthur Poses Truman Question: Asia or Europe? ©   President in Tight Spot as G. O. P.  Backs Call for China Showdown  And Allies Protest Risking Big War; Report General May Be Disciplined

MacArthur Puts Truman On Spot In Korean War  President May Take Action To Gag Commander

WArthur Move  Puts Truman  In Tight Spot   President Considers Disciplinary Action Against Top General

M’ARTHUR PUTS PRESIDENT ON TOUGHEST SPOT   Truman Reported Con sidering Some Discipli nary Action   GENERAL'S VIEWS FEARED BY EUROPE

MACARTHUR -MOVE CROWDS TRUMAN INTO TIGHT SPOT   Disciplinary Action Reported Under Consideration   NO DECISION REACHED   GOP Says ‘Hatchet Men’ Seek to Undermine Drestiae

PLAYING IT SAFE FOR HEROES Army Storing Millions of Medals in Philadeiphic

‘Lethargia’ Again En Route to Gulf   Rebuilt Raft, With New Mascot, Rides Ohio

Strike Halts Union Bus Lines  Mails Delayed When Rerouted by Train

U.S. May Have  Widened Le ad  In H-Bomb Race   Holding Advantage Now  May Depend Largely  On System Of Security

U.S. Hinted as Gaining Wide Lead In Race for Nuclear Weapon Supremacy)

New Lead Taken By U. S. In Atom Race   Added Secrecy Steps Taken   May Have Trigger For H-Bomb

Secrecy Needed To Retain Lead In Atomic Field   Hint ‘Trigger’ Found To Fire Hydrogen Bombs

Hint ‘Trigger’ Is Now Found For H-Bomb   U. S. Lead In Atomic Race Dependent On Screen from Spying

ARCH ICA LalNns Lead .  U. S. Scientists F Find ‘Trigger To H-Boml

We Want the World to Know.  How Long Can the US. Lead In Nuclear Weapons Last?

U.S. Likely Has Wide Lead Again  In Atomic Race   Success Of H-Bomb Tests Contains Hint Of Gains,

Secrecy Is Factor In Bomb Race   U. S. Must Keep’ Atom Discoveries From Soviet Spies

How Long Can We  Hold Race Lead  Lnited States Gains Lead in Atomic Race Wirh Dnrcethia HeRamb

Calif. Above Ullinsis Now   TODAY'S BASEBALL AMERICAN Lt FEAGUE   How Long Can U.S. Hold Atom Supremacy Lead:

Fay Question: U. S. Atomic Secrecy Plan  Wonders: How Long U. S. Can Lead  By ELTON C. FAY

: Scientists Wonder How Long U. S. Can Hold Supremacy In Development Of Nuclear Arms

U.S. Gains Wide Margin in Race for Supremacy in Nuclear Weapon Field

Announcement (f Experiments Indicates Lead   Big Question Now Is —lHow Long Can She Hope For Supremacy

TROOPS STAND NOT POLITICS, TAFT DECLARES   Senator Denies He Took Slap At “Ike” On Political Level

Eisenhower Slap Denied By Taft  Denies Comment On   Denies Comment O: Hoover Proposals

Middleport, Pomeroy Rally to Side Of Businessman Nabbed for Escape

Cold, Blustery Sky For Series   Raschi vs. Koslo Are Hill Choices

World Series May End Today  Sixth Game Of Series In New York  AA... Mm. Fr. .*.*...

A. A. Miller Dies On Wednesday   Konawa Leader’s Funeral Saturday Afternoon

Reds Stiffen As Allies Inch Toward Seoul   U. N. Troops in Dogged Hill - to - Hill Offensive

Fight Waged Aaainst Foe   Reds Counterattack Allied Units Seven  Miles From Capital

Allies Only Seven Miles From Seoul   Inch Forward In Dogged Hill To Hill Battles

Allied Troops Continue Pressing toward Seoul   Assistant Army Secretary Tours Front, Reports Enemy Dead ‘All over the Place

UN Forces in Hill-fo-Hill Battle Today   ‘Allies inching ‘Ahead in West Korea Front

Allies Drive 7 Miles ~  From Seoul   Reds Step Up Tempo Of Counterblows As. Casualties Meunt

Allies Inflict Heavy Toll In Red Ranks   Thousands of Enemy Dead Litter Edges Of New Battlefields

Reds Mount Counter Blow Along 40-Mile Front, Suffer Heavy Casualties

Daniel Tells House Committee ——— ee  Gamblers Want Crime in Texas

MICKEY COHEN FACES YEAR IN JAIL AND $1,000 EINE COp EANLIIDE TA AREY CLIMMONC TO TEYAC

Recaptured Attempting Stickup for $5 Twenty Months’ of Tunneling Leads To 13 Days of Freedom for Convict

Prisoner Who Tunneled Out Of Baltimore  Penitentiary Is Recaptured After 13 Days

gro Who Worked 20 Months to Tunnel ay Out of Prison Behind Bars Again

Convict Who Took 20 Months To Dis To Freedom Nabbed In $5 Robbery

ESCAPE ARTIST IS RECAPTURED   20 Months Of Digging Give Convict 13 Days Of Freedom

20 Months’ Effort Goes for Naught  $5 Robbery Rejails Man Who Dug 70-Ft. Tunnel to Freedom

Indonesia to Continue Rubber Exports fo All Including Red China   Will Trade With All Countries Supplying It With Badly Needed Good:

‘Would “Sell To The Devil” eo  Indonesia To Sell Rubber To China

Officers Seek Killer of Kight In Six States   FBI Thinks Desperado To Be Still in Mexico In Spite of Reports

Believe Murder Suspect Is Still In S. California   Reports About Him From Several States In Southwest

Taft Says Americans Can't Trust Judgment Of President Truman  Says Eisenhower Report Only Made Western Army Program More Indefinite

Isle Cut Off From World for 18 Hours   80-t0-90-mile Wind ‘or Higher’ Reported ‘After Lona Silence

No Word From Island Since Storm Struck  acacex  CORE: ——   120-Mile-an-Hour Wind Indicated; Radio Crippled

HURRICANE CUTS CONNECTIONS WITH JAMAICA   RADIO AND CABLE DEAD AFTER STORM HITS THE ISLAND

RADIO AND CABLE TO JAMAICA CUT BY HURRICANE   Indications of Heavy Damag: ‘from 120-Mile-Per Hour Wind.

Jamaica’s Fate Clouded After  Hurricane Hits   All Communications With Island Cut Off When Storm Strikes

DEMOCRATS NAME FRANK E. WRINNEY NEW PARTY CHIEE   Chairman Instructed By Truman to Prepare for “Republican Smear Cam paign” in 1952,   THREAT TO SUCCESS SEEN IN “BIG LIE’   President Says People Should Know Truth — Committee Silent on Boyle's Activities.

MKinney Named  Democrat Leader   New Head Told To Figh GOP ‘Smear’ Tactics

Truman Warns Against GOP's ‘Lie Campaign  McKinney Advised   McKinney Advised By President After Election as Party Head

Dewey Urges U.S. To Lead in Anti-Red Fight   Takes Issue With Hoover's Ideas On Isolationism

Dewey Disagree With Hoover On Defense Policy  GOP Leader Says U. 5. Must Develop Allies, Bases ‘To Survive’

DEWEY URGES STRONG ALLIES   Says Nation Must Maintain Invulnmerable  Bases Or Die

—HE DIFFERS WITH HOOVER —  No fsolation, Dewey’s Plea Atinaugural

ONLY ONE ROAD 70 SURVIVAL, DEWEY SAYS   Toil, Sacrifice and Hard-Headed Realism Are Held Vital

Moral to This Story Is Keep  Off the Highway Labor Day  Unless Its Actually Necessary

 Read This While You’ve Still Got Time  Open Letter to Prospective Road Fatality

Open Letter to Prospective Holiday Victim Boyle Warns, ‘Your Damn Foolishness May Be Fatal’

pen Letter to Llrouic fatality  ‘Too bad, he was nice guy, ‘Poor Dad,’ or ‘He'll be missed’ Will Follow You to Grave

Open Letter to Traffic Fatality:  Death's Waiting But You Still Have Time

There is Still Time To Avoid It Tragic Rendezvous Will Mark Spot of  Careless Driving

“Killed By Own Foolishness”  +++  Open Letter To Motorist Who Is Going To Kill ‘Hamed!

READ THIS AND STAY HOME Will You Be Killed _ By Own Foolishness?

‘Read This While You’ve Still Got Time  Open Letter to Prospective Road Fatality   By HAL BOYLE AP Staff Writer

Letter To Holiday Motorist Who Will Meet Agony, Death      Hal Boyle Pens A Message Ti Prospe ctive Victim Of Highway Madness

An Open Letter to A Member ol the Holiday Highway Carnival of Carnage

Modification Of Wage Freeze Ic Be Considered  Some New Orders Issued By Board On ‘Price Freeze’

eMeanwhile, New Prices  Are Thawed   Deadlock Battled  On Pay Increases

Douglas Calls On U.S. to  HYaca Rankc  Why SU AUGQLADS   Joins Stassen in Plea To End Partisan Fight Over M’Arthur

Douglas Urges ‘Stop Feuding Qver QOuster   Senator Warns Only Miracle Can Prevent War Hl

Heroic Stewardess Helps Save 10; Dies in Attempt To Take Infant From Plane

Stewardess Perishes in Rescuing Ten        Twenty: When: : Flames: After ‘Crash’ Land-

Plane Stewardess Gives Own Life To Save Baby’s   Dashes Into Wreekage Of Airlines At Philadelphia: Seven Killed. 21 Escanp

Train Wreek Fatal to 18   60 Others Hurt as Two Passenger Trains Meet In Alabama

18 Killed, 60 Injured When Crack Streamliners Crash   Deluxe Trains Hit Head On As One Stands On Track

Workers Search Train Wreckage  2 Deluxe Streamliners Crash Headon, Killing 18, Injuring Sixty

16 Dead, 60 Hurt as Two Trains Collide   Cars Tumble From Tracks, Pile Up; Many Are Trapped

ALABAMA TRAIN CRASH KILLS 18.   Search On For Bodies In Crack Streamlines

16AreDead. 60 Injured In Collision   Two Crack Trains Smash Together in Alabama  on High Trestle Near Woodstock   ‘Broken Like Shell’   First Car on Southerne: Is Crushed — Rescue  Work Is Grim

HEARING ORDERED “FOR DR. GENOVESE   ‘State Board: to Weigh Charge *He Signed Ayres Certificate -° Before « Death 

Minister Wins  In Prfiiaueiphia Baptist Pastor GOP Nominee For Mayor

Dr. Poling Wins Out In Philly; Easy Victory   Baptist Clergyman Nominated By GOP For Mavor.

Dr. Poling Wins. Philadelphia GOP Mayoralty Contest   Biggest Surprise Apparent Musmanno Upset for Court Seat

Widow Leads In Pittsburgh. District Vote   Baptist Minister Wins Philadelphia ‘Republican Fight:

Pennsylvania Primary Sees Demo Upset   Musmanno Cops Vote For High Court  \ : : mmiimmatianr

—GOP NAMES MINISTER—.. Musmanno Scores Upset Over Democratic Rival

Baptist Minister Wins Republican Nomination For Philadelphia's Mayor

Pastor Wins by Large Margin In Philadelphia  Judge at Nuernberg Pulls Upset

Minister is GOP Nominee For Mavor   Dr. Daniel A. Poling Chosen by GOP In Philadelphia

McCarran Says Teachers at “Point” Must Have Known of Cribbing -   Senator Says Activity Couldn't Have Gone On Long Without Official Knowledge

Atomic Bomb Is Two-Way Weapon; For Use In Hot War Or In War Of Nerves

Talk or F ight Winter War, Reds Warned   U. N. Cites Added Power In Demanding Foe Onit Stalling

Reds Get U.N, Warning fo Stop Delaying Tactics   Only Slight Progress Reported in Parley For Truce’ Talks

Enemy Warned Allies Prepared To Continue Fight   UN Can Go Through Winter If Realistic Truce Is Not Reached

Reds Warned That Allies Ready For All-Winter Battle  Only ‘Slight’ Progress Reported in Attempts To Resume Truce Talk

Agenda Main Issue Today As Deputies Begin Talks  ‘Bie Four Ministers   Big Four Ministers Studying Proposals Of Discussion Items

East and West Not Far Apart Over Agenda   German Unity, Troop Withdrawals May Cause Breach

SECOND BiG 4 MEETING SET   Deputies Start Sifting Ideas In Effort Te Fix An Agenda

West-Soviet Views Presented . ... Agreement Sought On Peace Outlines

Ideas Sifted To Fix Agenda For Ministers  Both Sides Mention Treaty For Germany

Sift Ideas For Agenda For Meeting   Deputies Of Big Four Foreign Ministers Continue Discussions In Paris

Deputies Seek ‘Big 4’ Agendz At Paris Meet   Proposals Offered As Second Session Of Conference Opens

CARS LEAVE RAILS AT 70 MPH  Train Runs Wild 9 Miles on Grade,  Deed, 3 Hur?

One Killed, Three Hurt Brakes Fail, Log Train Roars 70 MPH Down hill

Man Killed, Several Hurt In Grack - Up      Whistle Screams Loud Warning Before Tracks Jumped

Country Wonders Where Gen. M Arthur Will Fit Into Political Picture Next Year

JUSTICE DEPARTMENT EMPOWERED   Will Handle Court Enforcement of All Price Violations

Fugitive Sought In Wyoming; May Be Hurt  Cook Believed Hidina   Cook Believed Hiding After Gun Battle With Police Officers

‘ALL DOG TRACKS’ Lot of Bull, No Panther Says San Antonio Sheriff

Dies of Heart Attack Affer Winning $600,000 Estate in Court Litiaation

Britain Balking At NATO Project   French Say Stand May Upset Program

Britain Indicates Move To Avoid Direct Part In Hage European Army

G.0.P. Field for Governor Is Narrowed   Nicholas Bid- Still ia'-Doubt.

Paris Talks Deadlocked   Meeting Adjourned Until Tuesday — Gramyke Accuses United States.

Indiana Banker's Choice as Democrat Leader Would Widen Split With South

Hint Hoosier Is To Head Demo Party   Believe Truman Has Decided On Banker McKi:       rare

Truman to Risk Wider Split  with South Over Naming Indiana Man to Bovle Post

More Commies Are Arrested By FBI Agents   Latest Crackdown Netted 11 Persons: Total Is Now 44

Suicide Result Of Morbid Joke  Police Seek Person Who Phoned Victim

PECHAN LOYALTY BILL DENOUNCED   Labeled “Dangerous” by Ex-Dean of Law School

Russian Moves Hit by Truman   Harriman Will Meet British Officials Today

July 25 Set Kor Parley   No Explanation Given For Recess After 8th Meeting

Witness Gets . Good Look at Moretti Killer   Gambler Believed Slain to Silence Wim About Gross ‘Fi

Captives Say high Comman¢ Orders Stand   Heavy Artillery Fire Fails to Stop Advacing Enemy

COMMIES START ATTACKS ALONG CENTRAL FRONT   Fighting Stepped-Up On Other a so And Drive Slowed

Fresh Units Poured In By Enemy   Allies Use Bayonets To Halt Charges

Westem Power Policy Based on Hope ‘Russia Will Draw Back From Test

Bank Held Annual Meetings   Smethport National Bank Shows Growth

NEW YORK STORES STAGE PRICE WAR   ‘Competitive Slashing Is  Started by Macy’s

Direct Talks Urged On UN  By Premier   U.S. Charge Of Aggression Can't Lead To Peace, Indian Asserts

Vehicle Plunges From Bridge After It Strikes Block Of Concrete In Path

29 Are Aboard But Only One Man Uninjurec   Block on Road Is Cause of Tragedy On Bay Area Span

7 Killed, 22 Hurt In Freak Bus Accident   Veliicle “Crashes ‘Frisce Bay Bridge Railing Tumbles 40 Feet

7 SMASHED TO DEATH IN BUS WRECK   Twenty-Two Others Injured in Freakish Accident When Bus Careens Off Bridge.   # FALLS 40 FEET TO R. R. TRACKS   Auto Knocks Concrete Chunk Into Poth of Bus, Causing It to Go Out of Control.

7 Dead, 22 Hurt in Bus Disaster   Vehicle Hurtles Off Oakland Bridge to Tracks Below

Freak Accident Takes 7 Lives And Injures 22   Twelve Of Injured In Bus Crash Reported Critical Today,

‘Ineredible’ Bus: Crash Kills Seven   Vehicle Goes Over Rail OF Bay Bride

Suspect Admits Three Attacks, Deputy Says:   Alamo Man Charged, Makes Statement to District Attorney

jShe Wants Home Pa rolee Absolves Girl, 14, Of Any Partin Auto Theft

WESTBROOK PEGLER   Rabbi Schultz On The Right Side; But ls Handicapped

New York’s Harbor Shows Signs Of Life   Balky Longshoremen Return To Work; Inauirv Is Slated

Freeporter Among Seamen Reporting Foreign Mines In Korean Conflict

Defense Bill Equal To S600 For Every Person n U.S. Made Available

Largest Peace-Time Huge Military Appropriation: Bill Is Approved By House

Huge Military Bill Gets Final Okay by House   Authorizes Spending Of 94 Billion Dollars For Defense of U.S.

—About $600 Per Person Outlay—  $56 Billion Military, Bill Gets Approval Of House   ‘No Easy Road To Victory,’ Chairman Mahon Of Appropriations Group Warns

$94 BILLION IS OKAYED FOR PREPAREDNESS   Bloc Votes New Sum Weapons Are Called  “Too Fantastic”

Huge Military Bill Approved By House  Measure Makes $94,000,000,000 Available For War Preparedness

HOUSE APPROVES AN OUTLAY OF 3b BILLION FOR ARMS   Largest Peacetime Military      Appropriation “Bill In History Passed By Voice Vote.   LEGISLATION NOW GOES TO SENATE   Most of Money Will Be Used  to Acquire Planes, Tanks, Guns and Other Weapons.

House Approves Largest Military Peace-Time Bill   Okay In: Senate Seems Assured

Tipton Youths Eye Vacation  Teachers’ Convention   Teachers’ Convention Opens This Week

Fire Wrecks Pier, Ships In Maryland   Seven Men Injured Fighting Blaze In Baltimoréd Harbor

Fire Destroys Famed Troopshir   Transport Washington I. Charred Hulk at — Reltimore Pier 

Troonship Destroyed  in Baltimore Harbor  Vessel That Took Wilson To Europe in 1918  seh ofl

DAMACE HEAVY   $5, 000,000 Baltimors  Pier, Troop Ship Destroyed

$5 Million Fire Wrecks Historic Oid Troopship   SS. George Washington Burned By Blaze At Baltimore Pier

Seven Hurt In Pier Fire In Baltimore   Transport George Washington Burns In Spectacular Conflagration

FIRE DESTROYS FAMOUS SHIP: 7 INJURED   Flames Spread to Ammunition Pier, Tug and Barges

40-Mile Wind Fans Baltimore Harbor Fire  Big Pier, Old Troopship Burn

Fire Guts Famous Troopship,  Destroys $5.000,000 Pier   Seven Are Hurt

Multi-Million Dollar Fire Injures Seven And Destroys Historic Liner

Fire Guts Old 1918 Troopship At Pier  $5,000,000 Pier Also Destroved

Blaze Destroys Baltimore Pier:  Historic Troopship Turned Ta Seran

600 ATTEND RITE, MANY WEEP Quadruple Amputee Vet and Bride Repeat Vows

They Found A Home’; —  Letter To Editor On Overpaid Gls ‘Sets Off Fast, Indignant Reaction

What's He Smoking?   Crack About Servicemen Brings ‘Storm of Protests to Newspaper

fry McCoy At 4V below  C.W. ‘Hits The Jackpot’ With Letter About GI's ‘Who Never Had It So Good’

Letters of Wrath Pour in After C. W. Writes About Boys in Uniform

Jibe at Inflated Service Pay Draws Flood of Indignant Protest Letters

Irate Answers Thunder In To Letter  Which Charges Most GI’s “Overpaid”

Says ‘They Never Had Ii So Good’  ‘Praise’ Of Service Life ‘Stirs Tempest On Potomac

Resumption. of Peace Talks Still Held Up   No Response to UN - Commander's Call for New Guarantee

Allied Truce Team Back At Camp In Korea  Pama ssimcet Dinwalt os   Communist Radios Make No Response T Ridgway’s Demands

Snow Falls in North Midwest States But Weather Balmy in Most of Nation

James H. Duff Sworn in as U.S. Senator   Former Governor Promises Harmony With Sen. Martin

Duff Applauded By State Group   Becomes U. S. Senator ‘This Critical Hour’

iValtive Nainmarers at Work a temarers at Wort  Hopi Indians Need Real Hoedown This Year

Native Rainmakers at Work  Hopi Indians Need Real Hoedown This Year

South Koreans Open Drive to Halt Guerillas  Terrorist Activity Blamed on Bands,

Ohio Nurse, Missing Fourteen Days In Mountain, Found by Ranger‘s Son

$126 FROM SCHOOLS   India Gives $83.39 to March of Dimes Polio Fund

WORLD'S LEADING JET ACE  Texan Shoots Down 12 Red Planes In 16 Days

Korean Reds Go Soft And Free 6 Yanks  Gis Urged To Quit, Go Home

Russell Declares M’Arthur Report Would Hurt Talk:   But G.O.P. Members Say They'll Present It to Full Committee

Says MacArthur Inquiry Report May Balk Peace   Chairman Russell Thinks Of Kaesong in Probe Findinas

Homicide Suspected ected  Police Baffled by Cremation, Cause of Fla. Woman?’s Death

‘Cremation of Clubwomar Remains Puzzle to Police   Abondan Thenriec

98 Burn’ To Death In Trolley   joven on BS Sol Soldiers  Trapped In in Bee aieg Suburban .Train Ciéiach in Japan

97 Persons Die ln Rail Blaze   7 U.S. Soldiers Killed in Flames Of Japanese Coach

GI's Trapped in ~ Blazing Jap Car  98 Persons Perish in Wreck and  Gavan anf Viedtime Ara Amarirnine

97 Perish In Railway Fire At Yokohama   Seven American Soldiers Among Dead Taken From Cars’ Ruins

US Soldiers Die in Train — Fire in Japan   Ninety Eight Killed As Power Line Turns Car Into Big Funeral Pyre

7 G.E.’s Perish With 90 Other: In Jap Blaze   Dangling Power Line Turns Railway Car Into Funeral Pvre

Seven Gls Die In Japanese Rail Disaster   Death Toll Set at. 98 As. Flames Turn: Coact Into a Funeral Pyre

Q7 Perish In Railway Blaze   Seven American Soldier: Are Among Dead In Coach.

37 MEET DEATH IN TOKYO BLAZE   Seven American Soldiers Die When Railway Coach Burns—-39 Others Are Injured,

Seven Gls in Jap Fire Toll   Count 98 Beng After Dangling Power Line Ignites Old Wooden Rail Coach . .

98 PERISH IN BURNING TRAIN AT YOKOHAMA   Seven Dead Are American Soldiers; Names Withheld.

RAIL COACH FIRE TOLL RUNS HEAVY   Seven Americans Among 97 Dead at Yokohama’

UN Team Gives Ur Peacemaker Role  Arab-Isroeli Try Termed Fruitless

Effort to Settle Palestine Feud Dropped by U.N.   Neither Israeli Nor Arabs Will Listen 4o Concessions

‘We Give Up,’ Group Says On Arabs, Israeli  Drafts Report For U.N. On Failure To Settle Differences

U.N. FAILS T0 SETTLE JEWISHARAB ‘DISPUTE   Neither Side Willing to Make Concessions in Palestine.

PalestineTalks  AreAbandoned   Conciliation Efforts Are Called Fruitless

UN Commission For Israel.  Arabs Fails   Talks Called Off: Neither Side Willing to Make  Concessions

-A Foreign Policy  For Americans By Senator Robext A. Taft CHAPTER 1   What Are the Purposes Of a Foreign Policy?

A Foreign Policy  For Americans   What are the purposes of a foreign policy

FOREIGN POLICY FOR AMERICANS -- NO. 1 Protection of Liberty Top Purpose of Foreign Policy

Dewey Blasts Anti-Diversion  Auto Tax Plan   Decrease in Spending To Build Highways Is Predicted

UN Troops Resume Artillery Missions   Strong. Denials Thrown Out By Allies About Reported Cease-Fire: Orders Misinterpreted’

Red Proposal Asks Gradual  Troop Moves   Question By Nam I Is First Sign Of Backing Down Given On Issue

Withdrawal Plan Given By Red Team   Proposal Is Aimed To ‘Take Care’ Of Allied Fears Of  New All-Out War

Communists Modify Plan On Withdrawal  Red Truce Spokesme: Say They Will Agree

Red Negofiators Propose Plan For Gradual Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From Korea  Communists Give First Hint They Mav Be Willing to Compromise

Withdrawal Troops Offer   Reds Suggest A Gradual Removal! After Armistice

Allies Claim Enemy Seeks  ‘Full Treaty’   Withdrawal By Easy Stages Proposed To Meet U. N. Objection

Reds Inject  New Note in Péace. Talks. Want. Immediate:  ‘Discussion of Troop Withdrawal

Red Negotiators Ready To Plan Withdrawing Troops By Stages   Proposal Seen As Definite Concession To Ease Allied Fears Fighting Would Break Out Again.

‘Mis-Reading of Secret Orders by 8th Army Chief Cause of 36-Hour Cease-Fire Which Occurred Wed.

REDS OFFER PLAN FOR WITHDRAWAL   May Settle for Less Than Original Goals

Reds Propose Withdrawal Plan Talks   Appear Ready To Agree  Pin Gradual Withdrawal!

Reds Want To Discuss Plan For Withdrawal Of Troops From Kores   Communists Propose Withdrawal By Stages After Armistice Is Siqned

Reds Propose Withdrawal  Discussion   Seek Plan To Withdraw Troops From Korea

Reds Propose Withdrawal of Foreign Troops  ew Communis'   New Communist Plan Reversal Of Former Stand

Communists Propose Plan For Gradual Withdrawl Of  roreian Troops from Korea

Knemy Urges Allies Retire Step-By-Step  Seen As Hint Of Compromise

REDS SOFTEN UP IN TRUCE TALKS   Propose Discussion Or Gradual Withdrawal Of Troops

Red Negotiators Ask Discussion (f Withdrawal   Propose Immediate Talks On Gradual Korean Pull-Out

Officers Say New Orders Received Telling U.N. to ‘Shoot to Kill’ in Korea

REDS CHANGE STAND, HINT COMPROMISE   Propose Gradual Withdrawal of Foreign Troops To Ease U.N. Fears.

“Stop Shooting Orders In Korea Confusing; Reds Want To Discuss Troop Withdrawa

"Certain Instructions’ Not Intended as Cease-Fire, Commander of 8th Army Announces at Seoul,   Reds Ask Immediate Talks On Withdrawal of Troops

Reds Propose Immediate Talk on Plan For Withdrawing of Foreign Troops

Reds Propose Discussion Of Evacuation  Enemy Hints They M   Enemy Hints They May Settle For Less Than Complete Withdrawal

U. §. Warns Russia Counter Blockade May Be imposed  Demand Reds Cease Restrictions Against  West Berlin Trade

Reds Repeat Old Refrain on Truce Talk   Latest Notes Reject UN Denials of Guilt For  Kaesone ‘Violations’

Ridgway Rules Out Kaesong As Meeting Place   Americans Fight  Out Of Red Trap; 1 = ¢ wm ._f§ bl. gf

Word Battle Continues A: Allies Rule Out Kaeseng   MORE CHARGES ARE MADE BY COMMIES

‘Situation ‘Normal’ ~ ee ee  Commies ‘Resinnné Bitter \Note Exchange on Truce

Korean Peace is Still Remote   Rejection by Reds Of Denials on Charges Made

New Notes Exchanged;  No Progress   Peace in Korea Remains Remote as Ever as New Red Notes Reject Allied Denials of Bombing Incident.

New Red Nate Leave Things Sull Muddled   Reject Latest Allied Denials Of Neutral Zone Violations

Commies Fire New Notes In Words Battle   Rehash Charges O UN. Violation Of Neutral Zone

REDS RESUME WRITING NOTES ABOUT KAESONG   ANGRILY INSIST ON ALLIED VIOLATION OF NEUTRAL ZONE

Peace Hopes Growing Dim   Ridgway’s Demand for New Site Unanswered

Reds Silent On UN Demand For New Truce Site   Suspended Sessions Go Into 15th Day; Fighting Increases

New Notes Exchanged By Negotiators   Red Message Rejects Latest UN Denial Of Responsibility For Zone Violations

Sharp Fighting. Flares. As Truce Talks Remain ‘Suspended For 15th Day

Charges Cloud Truce Prospect  Battle of Words Spins CrazilvinKorea __--

Red Notes Swirl Again  Vey kk aa NE i   Wasted Words Continue Pouring Out Of Peiping

Peace in Korea as Remote as Ever; Latest Al  lied Denials of Responsibility Spurned

Communist Notes Swirl On Kaesong   Peace In Korea Remote As Ever

New Communist Nofes Reject Allied Denials  Reds Fail To Answer Ridgway’s Demand For New Site

More Notes Are Received By U.N. Officials   Communists Fail To Discuss Proposal To Change Truce Site

KOREAN PEACE AS REMOTE AS EVER   Adm. Joy’s Three Denials Called Unsatisfactory

Red Radio Blasts Again At Allies   Word Battle of Charges and Denials Spins Crazily On.

Word-Waste, War  ontinue in Korea Reds Send New Messages; Circled Allies Battle Free

Commies Voice More Charges After Ridgway Balks at Kaesong For Truce Talks

S harp I ights Flare on W est korean Front   Talks Suspended: No Red Reply to Lnsistence on New Site

NEW COMMUNIST NOTES ‘LEAVE TALKS STALLED    Enemy Again Rejects U.N. Denials Of Neutrality Violation Charges

RED NOTES REJECT NEW U. N. DENIALS OF TRUCE ABUSE   Communists Mum On Ridgway Demand For New Peace Talk Site

Reds Ignore Bid for New Parley Site   _ Allied Troops ) Escape Traps  Worth of Cherwon

KAESONG RULED OUT AS SITE FOR TALKS        ing Offers No Optimism for Early Resumpfion of Truce Parley.

Kaesong Talks Suspended for  loth Day Now   Chinese Claim South Korean Captive Admits 5 ‘Visits’

KOREAN TRUCE STILL REMOTE   New Communist Notes Swirl As Battle Front Gets Hotter

Reds in Sharp  Reply fo Proposal of Gen, Ridaway   Peace Seems More Distant Than Ever As War Increases Temno.

Teams Exchange New Talk Blasts Cauldron of Wasted  Words Leaves Korean Peace Remote as Eve

Two Red Notes Waste Of Words; Fighting Sharp   U.N. Outposts Forced To Fight Out Of  Encirclements.

While Kaesong Conference Is Broken off for 2nd Day Battles Continue

No Answer To Allied Demand: Of Peace Talks   Sharp Fighting Breaks Out Again In Korean War

TWO RED NOTES, SHARP FIGHTING ~IN KOREAN WAR   Two Allied Outposts Essaps« Trap; Brace for Red Drive.

AF Colonel Wins Bendix Air Race In Record Time   Streaks Into Detroit From California In Three and Half Hours

New Record Set in National Air-Race Event   California-Detroit Hop Covered by Jet In3 Hours 26 Minutes

COLONEL SMASHES OLD BENDIX MARK IN WEST-EAST HOP   Flies: from: California ° to - ‘Detroit in Less Than-”:* = > 940 Minutes ~. “       PILOTS SABRE JET.   nica Speed Set at § 555 MPH for. Elapsed Time loo:

AIR FORCE COLONEL WINS Jet Streaks For New Record Of555 MPH In -Bendix Race

NEW BENDIX AIR “SPEED MARK SET BY A MIScOTPLAN   St. Joseph Colonel Averages 555.73 Miles an Hour in Transcontinental  Dash   SONIC PACE REACHED   VIN DIVE FROM 45, 00   Jets Take First Three Places in Initial Event in Whieh Propeller-Driven Ships Are Opposed.

Record Falls In Air Race  Cross Nation   _ Sabre Jet Flown By ‘AF Colonel First In Bendix Trophy Event

In State Legislature   Revenue Department Seeks Simplified Prosran

State Department Of Revenue Ask: Short Form For Paying Income Ta

STATE TAX LAW CHANGES ASKED   Simplified “Short Form” Returns Proposed; Other Amendments Are Offered To Lecistature. 

State Legislature Orders Probe Of Reformatory   Investigation of Racial Discrimination in Schools Also Okayed

Build-Up of Manpower Way Ahead   Defense Production, However, Hasn't Hit lee Stride Yet

Reds Want Buffer Zone on _ 38th Parallel; U. N. Is in Favor Present Battle Lines.  LITTLE PROGRESS IS BEING MADE

Cease-Fire Teams  Are Deadlocked  ‘Buffer Zone’ Proposal Stalls Talks As No One Will Budae

‘Buffer’ Location Deadlocks Talks  Both Sides Refuse ‘ To Compromise

Peace Teams  in Deadlock   Nam Gives Stubborn Presentation  of Demand for Allied Withdrawal .

Allies Want Present Area: No Compromise Is Indicated   Senior UN Envoy Rejects Proposal, Requests 2 Recesses

UN, Red Negotiators Deadlocked Over Commies’ Proposal for Buffer Zone on 38th Parallel

Allies Insist On Armistice On Present Line   Gen. Nam, Reds’ Negotiator, Tense As He Demands 38th Parallel Line

Can't. Agree On Establishing A ‘Buffer Zone’      Reds Want It Along 38th Parallel; Allies Want It Alona Present ljnex

UN, Reds Clash Over ° Buffer Zone   North Korean Envoy Insists on Truce Along 38th Parallel

Allies Want It Along Present Baitle Lines   Gen. Nam II Demands It Be At 38th Parallel

Buffer Zone Is © Stumbling Block in Negotiations   Allies Want Present Line: Reds Hold Out for 38th Parallel

Red, U.N. Negotiators Deadlocked on ‘Buffer Zone’ Following Trace

TRUCE PARLEY DEADLOCKED ON BUFFER ZONE   REDS COUNTER JOY'S PROPOSAL WITH OWN DIVIDING LINE PLAN

Neither Side Will Budge on Butfer Zone   Allies Want Present Battlefront; Enemy Favors 38th Parallel

Negotiators Deadlock On Buffer Zone   To Try Again At 13th Kaesong Session Sunday

Negotiators Hold Fast  To Position   Communists Insist. On 38th Parallel; Rejected by U.N.

Sommunist: Negotiators Propose Establishment of Military “Buffer Zone” on 38th Parallel, While’ ‘Allies Want It Along Present Battle Front-— Tssue May Be Decided Surdec if ec

ALLIES, REDS WON'T BUDGE ON PROBLEM   Red Proposal to Establish a Cease-Fire Zone Along 38th Parallel Causes Deadlock.   MAY DROP ISSUE FOR OTHER POINTS   Three More Major Points for Truce to Be Discus» ed May Be Just as Difficult.

Truce Teams Clash Over Buffer Zone   Reds Insisting on 38th Parallel; Both Sides Deadlocked On Issue

Peace Talkers In Deadlock  Reds Insist On Buffer Zone   Reds Insist On Buffer Zone Along Line Of 38th Parallel

Buffer Zone Thorny Problem Of Peace Talks   Cease-Fire Teams Clash Over Issue

Buffer Zone Issue Snags Peace Talks   Red Coolness Noted; Allies Standing Firm

Allies, Reds Deadlocked on  ‘Buffer Zone’   Communists Demand déth Parallel as Cease-Fire © Line

Negotiators Unable fo Agree On Line for War Buffer Zone’   Red General Shows. Emotion in Voicing China‘s Stand on Matter; Allies Want Boundary Set at Present Battle Front

Red Forces Expanding Bridgehead   500,000-Man Army Is Preparing To Open Second Spring Drive

Chinese Reds ExpandCentra Front Salient   Choyang River Is Scene Of Buildup; New Push Awaited

Reds Expanding Hold Across Choyang River  Massive Communist Offensive Expected To Push. Off Again Within 10 Days ©

Chinese Bristle  In Some Sectors   Expand _ Threatening Bridgehead on Choyang Despite Pounding   FINDS MEN CONFIDEN   General Van Fleet Discovers Troops Ready for Any Attacks

REDS EXPAND BRIDGEHEAD AT CHOYANG RIVER  EXPECT RED PUSH WITHIN TEN DAYS  ALL APa Treat efonaT

New Offensive By Red Forces Is Now Awaited   Reds Attempt To Bridge Choyang In Face Of Fire

Chinese Expand Bridgehead On Central Front   May be Spearhead For Offensive by Half Million Reds

Barrage Fails To Slow Reds  Chinese Expanding Choyang Bridgehead

Reds Enlarge Bridgehead In Face Of Fire   Big New Offensive Expected Within Coming Ten Days

Chinese. Expanc Bridgehead On Central Front  Two Sharp Clashes Reported Elsewhere On Korean Front

Communist Bridgehead Expanded   Chinese Troops Defy Pounding Of U. S. Guns And Extend Choyang Front

Allies Expect New Push by Chinese Reds   Threatening Bridgehead Across Coyang Rives in Central Front in Korea Is Broadened by Communists in Spite of Pounding by American Guns: Enemy Opposition le Slicht Plesewhiee °

Reds Widen Threatening Bridgehead  Gain Near Chunchon Despite Pounding By Amertean Artillery

Chinese Expanding Bridgehead, Ready To Launch Second Offensive Shortly

Forces May Spearhead  New Attack  Crossing Poses Phy wawad "Tex. Bt] bis

Reds Build Up Bridgenead Under U.S. Fire   Chunchon Section Holds 500,000 Set for New Offensive

Reds Expand Bridgehead Across Choyany River Today   Big Offensive Is Expected In 10 Days

Reds Battle to Expand Bridgehead   Report Small but Steady Trickle of Chinese Deserters

Br idgehead Ts Expanded By Red Army   Enlargement Reporied Despite Pounding By American Artillery On Central Front

CHINA REDS EXPAND BEACHHEAD UNDER POUNDING BY U. S.   Foe Near Choyang River May Be Spearhead For Big Drive Expected In 10 Days

Reds Threaten Choyang River  tN Forces Confident They Can Handle All

RED DRIVE IN KOREA   Chief Offensive Expected in 10 Days cs Enemy Enlarges Bridgehead; Report Many Reds Desert ing.

Guns Fail To Halt Push  Aeross River   Sharp Clashes Break Out On Western Front; New Airfield Spotted and Blasted by B-29

EXPECT SECOND SPRING DRIVE IN 10 DAYS   Report Two Sharp Clashes On Western Front   Screens Enemy Movements: Hint Chinese To Use Greater Firepower

CHINESE KEEP BUILDING FOR SECOND DRIVE   Offensive’ by 500,000-Man Red Army Expected in 10 Days

F lanking Threat To Chunchon   Forces In That Area May Start Second Spring Offensive Soon

Big Red Buildup Goes On   Offensive Expected  In About 10 Days May Start in Center Where Chinese Expand Bulve

Enemy Moves Despite Huge Gun Pounding   Forces Northeast Of Chunchon May Spearhead Reds’  Second Offensive

Chinese Expand Bridgehead Across Choyang   Crossing May Aid 500,000 Reds In New Offensive -

Chinese Expand Bridgehead Hold  Second Offensive By Reds Due Soon

Lull Continues On Western And Central Fronts as Allies Brace For New Enemy Thrust

Reds’ Threat To Chunchon Grows  Expand Bridgehead Despite U. N. Barrage

Allies Expecting Second Offensive in About 10 Days   Reds Deepen Penetration Below Choyang Despite Artillery Barrace

Chinese Reds Expand River Bridgehead  UN Forces Await New Assault With Quiet Confidence

Lull in Fighting And New Attack Are Indications   Chinese Deserters Coming to Allies In Steady Trickle

Not Stopped by: The Pounding. 0 American Guns:  Second Offensive May Be fensive

Allies Fail = To Thwart. Red Buildun   Enemy Expands: Bridgeheqd on™ ‘Choyang River;  UN fs Confident

Allies Brace for Second Spring Offensive Soon   Watch for Plane Buildup; Some Enemy Deserters Trickling In

Bridgehead Widened by Red Chinese   Allied Planes Continue Hammering at Enemy Buildup for Push.

Chinese Reds Expand Seconé Offensive —   500,000 Troops In New Drive Against Allied Forces

Steady Trickle of Chinese Deserters  But Reds Expand Their Bridgehead

Allies Brace For Expected Red Assault   Enemy Expands Foothold Despite Heavy Pounding

ENEMY MAKES GAIN DESPITE HEAVY U.N. ARTILLERY ATTACK   Red Forces Drive Deeper Below Choyang River; May Spearhead Second Spring Offensive; “Steady Trickle’ of Chinese Surrendering.   Little Infantry Action.

Enemy Forces N. E. of Chunchon May Spearhead New Offensive; Chinese Deserters Reported

Reds Moving Ahead Despite  Pounding By American Guns   Bridgehead Expanded And New 500,000-Man Offensive Expected Hourly; Trickle Of Chinese Deserters Reported.

Reds Expand Bridgehead For Attack   U.S. Artillery Doesn't Stop Push On Central Front

CHINESE TROOPS MASS AT RIVER ON KOREAN LINE   Another Dri ve Of Huge Red Army Expected—Sharp Clashes Occur On Western Front.

Chinese Red Forces Drive  On Road Hut   American Actillery Fails To Halt Push. In Central Sector

Chinese Reds Succeed In Enlarging Foothold  Bridgehead Across Choyang River Expanded Despite U.S. Artillery.

Reds Expand Threatening  Bridgehead   Forces Across Choyang River May Spearhead Second Spring Attack

Reds Expand Bridgehead   Allied Forces Await Confitemtly Impending Blow of Haw Comments! Assault

RED Aas        Chief Offensive Expected in 10 Days cs Enemy Enlarges Bridqehead; Re _ port Many Reds Deserting.

Forces Near Chunchor May Be Spearheac For Second Offensive   Two Sharp Clashes On Western Front   U. S. Task Force Run: Into Ambush; Pulls Back After Battle

Wealthy Grandmother Buys Hedy LaMarr’: Fanciest Weddina Rina: 3 Others Sold

‘Entirely Proper —Bridges   Solon Calls for Review Of ‘Concealment Policies

Giants Score Two In Series Opener   Thompson and_ Irvin Cross Plate, Latter Steals Home

Present Line In Korea  Favors U.N.  Military Officials Sce  Crrepeant Dacintanc   Military Officials See Current Positions Okeh as Truce Basis

Zeb Blast Ie s Least Spectacular  AEC, Army Complete Joint A-Bomb Tests

Show Is Wound Up ‘Atom Masters Close Pages ‘On 1951 Fall Test Series

Seventh A-Blast Ends Test Series  ‘Thursday Explosion 27th in History

Proposes Hike /On Income Tax  Of Bay Staters   Solon Saye Funds Raisec By One P. C. Increase Would Solve Probler

Organized Labor. Trying fo Convince: Congress Stronger. ‘Controls Necessary

WAR ON CANCER PROVES COSTLY   Campaign Here In Full Blast But Contributions Badiy Needed

Crete Dealt Drenching Flood Blow   50 Ashland Homes Under, Some Have Water To Eaves

Tanks Pace Fiery Drive On Chinese   Surprise Thrust Bewilders Raw Enemy Infantry

Eight-Mile Gain Made By Allies  In Korean Push   Thousands Of Doughboys, Led By 50 U. 5S. Tanke, Smash Chinese Lines

Yankee Tank Force Rolls In Korea Shooting Up Communist Troops And Emplacements In Fierce Fighting

30 U.S. Tanks Rout Chinese Near Heartbreal  Raiding Attack Seen As Breaking Foe’s Hold On Kev Ridae

Surprise Attack Smashes Throug! Lines 8 Miles   Van Fleet Says End Of Heartbreak Ridge Fiaht

Allied Pilots: Defeat Reds In MIG Alley   Task Force Launches Surprise Raid, Sends Chinese Reds Reeling

Tanks Lead Surprise Allied Drive; _ Green Chinese Troops Flee To Rear

Yanks Smash Through Reds On East Front   Hope Raid Will End Fighting on Ridge

REDS SCATTER AS U, N TANKS STRIKE IN MASS   Suprise Drive Carries Allies Past -Village Mundung — Other Gains Made  In Two Sectors,

Surprise Attack Launched Today in Eastern Korea. Chinese Troops Flee Before Armored Thrust.

Reds Caught By Surprise In The East   Chinese Troops Are Sent ‘Running In All Directions’

Officers Pick Korean Truce Talk Site Near Panmunjom: Tanks Lead U.S. in Attack

Thousands Of GI’s In Drive And Push Ahead Eight Miles   General! Van Fleet At Front And Expresses Hop: Raid Will Be End Of The Heartbreak Ridge Fighting: Green Chinese Sent Running.

TANK THRUST SENDS ENEMY INTO RETREAT   MAY END FIGHT ON HEARTBREAK RIDGE

Tank Led Infantry Drive Eight Miles   Surprise Attack May End Fight For Heartbreak Ridae in Fact

Red Troops Flee AsU. S. Tanks Lead Infantry   Van Fleet Hopes Push Will Bring End to Heartbreak Ridge Figh!

Green Chinese Troops Turn and Run Before  Allied Armored Thrust   Gen. Van Fleet Expresses Hope Fight for Heartbreak Is Over; Americans Drive Past Mundung

50 Tanks Lead Infantry Along Eastern Front   3,750 Men Blanket Tanks; Green Chinese Troops Turn and Run

Van Fleet Pays Visit To Front   eS  ]  Task Force Back At Own Line By Night

Chinese Lines Ripped Open In Surprise Attack  Red Forces Flee In Fierce Thrust

Sudden Lunge y Allies Puts Reds To Flight  Tanks Lead Thrust   Tanks Lead Thrust In Heartbreak Ridge Section Of The Fron

UN Tanks Push Into Red Lines   Green Chinese Troops Run Rather Than Face Armor

Green Chinese Troops New at Front Scatter; Small Gains in East Sector —

Tanks Lash Out In New Attacks, Smash Red Lines   Infantrymen Gain Eight More Miles

50 Tanks Pierce Lines To Shatter Defense of Ridge  Ridgway Proposal For Truce Session Accepted by Reds

50 U.S. Tanks - Infantrymen Smash Thru Chinese Lines   Troops Now 23 Miles North of ™324 Parallel

Reds Flee Before Surprise Attack by Allied Armor   Fifty American Tanks Lead Drive That Gains As Much as Eight Miles.

Fifty Tanks Lead Assault On Red Lines   Chinese Troops Break, Flee as Doughboys Strike

Yank Tanks, Gls Smash Reds’ Lines   Surprise Smash Sends Enemy Back In Full Flight

Green Chinese Turn and Run  nder Assault   Drive Carries Allies  Fight Miles Through Commie Lines—Might Knd Heartbreak Figh

Green China Commies Flee Yank Smash   U.S. Tanks, Troops Stab 8 Miles Into Enemy Positions

Reds Are Hif By Surprise Attack   Tanks Lead Drive . By American Force

Green lroops Run in Face Of Armored Tank Thrust   Van Fleet Hopes Move Will End Heartbreak Ridge Fighting

U.S. Tanks Lead Surprise Attack In East Section   VanFleet Visits Front and Expresses Hope That Raid Will be the End of Fighting For ‘Heartbreak Ridge’; Airmen Kept Busy

Tanks Give Big Support To Infantry   Chinese Are Scattered in ‘All Directions’ by Drive—Two American Planes Lost  Hopes It’s End      Van Fleet Anticipates Finish of Fight for Ridge

TANK-LED RAID SCATTERS GREEN CHINESE TROOPS   SURPRISE ATTACK PENETRATES VALLEY BEHIND HEARTBREAK

8-MILE PUSH REPORTED ON EAST SECTOR   Pyongyang Target For B-29 Bombs; Transport Hurt

CHASE ENEMY EIGHT MILES, THEN RETURN   Green Chinese Turn and Run; Raid May Turn Battle Tide on Heart‘break Ridge.

Tank-Led U.S. Infantrymen Surprise Reds   Eight Miles Are Gained In New Attack

Surprise Attack Sends New Red Troons Reeling   Van Fleet Confident Raid Will End Fight For Heartbreak Ridae

U. S. Troops Push Surprise Attack 8 Miles Thru Chi nese Lines   RED RECRUITS ROUTED

Surprise Smash Gains 8 Miles In Eastern Korea  Liaison Officers Agree On Neutral Site for Talks

Salvation Army In Campaign Now for Funds   Drive Starts Communists On the Run

Tanks Lead Assault As  Enemy Flees   Resistanee In Other Areas Is Sul Strone

50 Tanks In Van Of 8-Mis. Cain By U.S.   Surprise Attack  Smashes Through Red Chinese Lines Tes Bactarn Kore.

Allies Broaden Forces North Of Parallel 38   _Bighting in Korea At Slower Tempo As Reds Re-Group

Allied Forces Push Forward Over Parallel   Fighting Flares on Central and Eastern Fronts; Others Quiet

Allied Patrols Cross Parallel; Reds In Hiding   Fail To Encounter Major Communist Forces In Korea

PATROLS STAB AT PARALLEL. MEET NO RED!   Planes Report Enemy Is Building For New Assault

Allies Pierce Twenty Miles Into Korean No-Man’s Land Without Running Into Foe

More Patrols Cross Border Near Inje on East Central Front   8th Army Clears 20-Mile Sector North of Han Without Resistance

Fighting Flares Again On Central. Eastern Fronts  No Sign Of Resumptior

ALLIED PATROLS REPORT NO FOES IN LONG PROBES   Report Bulk Of Chinese Reds Apparently "Under Cover   COMMUNISTS SHOW LITTLE INITIATIVE

Tank Patrols Hit Parallel; Enemy Silent  Red Forces Under Cover; UN Drives 20 Miles

UN FORCES WIDEN BRIDGEHEAD IN NORTHERN KOREA   Fighting Flares Again. on’ the Central, Eastern Frannie   QUIET ELSEWHERE   Bulk of 500,000-Man Red Army Apparently Retires to Cover

UN Forces Broaden Bridgehead   Fighting Flares Again on Central and Easterr Fronts.

Red Opposition To Allies: Light   UN Forces Broaden Beachhead North Of 38th On Eost-Central Front

Allied Forces Broaden Hold North of 38th   No Major Red Forces Encountered in Probe Actions: Tanks Active

Allies Widen Beachhead Above 38th  Probe 20 Miles Into Red Areas

House Considers Watered-Down Truck Tax Bill  @ Senate Version   @ Senate Version Of Road Financing Program Ignored

Highway Financing Measure Proposed   House Votes Today On Bil To Hike Truck Taxes

New Financing Plan for Ohio's Highways Urged   Gas Tax Would Go Up; Truck-Bus Fees Scheduled for Hike

Penetrate South Korea As Far As 2( Miles In 3-Days  “Forge Ahead In’ ‘Spite Of Terrific ‘Toll Taken By UN   News From Fronts:

Grange to Vote On Training Plan   Secondary Program Asked to Strengthen Full Defense Effort

EXPLORE AUTO PRICE HIKES   Chrysler Confers With OPS; New Bill May  Force Rise

VISITING KU CAMPUS   Authority on African Politics to Lecture to University Students

Halt Publication Pending Further List Screening  2,866. America ns Named BvO A MM

List Tarnishes Hope   Communists’ List Of Prisoners. Pages 22. 28. 33. 36

Deadlock End Sought; Airlift Planned on Captive Release.   Some Names  Are Held Ur

Screening Delays Listing Of Americar Prisoners of War  Officials Again Warn   Officials Again Warn Relatives to Treat  List With Skepticism

Six POWs From District Named By Chinese Reds   Screening Difficulties ‘lo Delay Publication Of Some Americans Being Held In Communist Camng

Down Demo Atiempt To Kill Measure   House Quickly Calls Up Three Bills for Action

LEGISLATURE LINES HOLD   Little Prospect of Early Decision On Welfare Question.

‘Taft Predicts He Will Win Nomination On Early ‘Ballot At Convention

KOREAN BUNKER IS ‘DECORATED’ ~ Home Made ‘Tinsel’ Creates Christmas Spirit On War Fron

Legislators Ask  Boost In State Gas, fruck Taxes   Majority Would Add 2c Tn Gas

T'S IN INFANTRY’S HANDS  Only GI Joe Can Stop Red Chinese Offensive

ORDINARY GI 1S STILL KINGPIN OF 8TH ARMY   Chinese Tactics Reduce Korean War Largely To One Of Manpower   ULTIMATE OUTCOME IN KOREA UNCERTAIN

GI Joe Still Kingpin ; Infantryman Remains Prime Factor In Korean Conflict

HIS VICTORY PEACE KEY—CHURCHILL   Labor Return Would Hurt Anglo-U. S. Unity, He Says

Weather Halts Search for Missing C-46   Pennsylvania Lays Plans for Hunt; Occupants Total 40

Enemy's Defense Line Cracked by Five UN Divisions   Hills Abandonéd Following Week of Savage Assaults

UN Divisions” Finally Crack ‘Death Stand’   Enemy Abandons Fortified Hills On Flight North

Britain Agreeing To Appointment Of U. S.Adnniiral   American Will Command Naval Units In Atlantic, Approaches To Isles

American To Command Sea  Forces Of West   Britain Reported To Be Ready To Give  Cancent

England Will Let American Hold Sea Post   NATO Will Create New Navy Command For Channel Area

Britain To 0. K. Atlantic Chief  Agreement Reached By NATO Committee

Britain Willing For US, Admiral To Head Forces   New English Channel Commander Would Be British.

Britain to Agree On U.S. Admiral  Naval Chief to Head   Naval Chief to Head Atlantic Fleet But Not English Channel

Strip Nude, Get Down To Bare Facts, Truman, Stalin Urged By Sect Leader

Diplomacy in the Raw   India Cult Leader Proposes Truman, Stalin Meet In Nude to Prove Thev're Not Hiding Anvthing

‘SECT SUGGESTS PRESIDENT AND STALIN MEET IN NUDE TO GET DOWN TOBAREESSENTIALS

Floods Sweep Into Iowa, Illinois Cities  10,000 Homeless As River Rages

K. U. STUDENT KILLED   Car of Eugene Rinker, 20, Skidded Into Culvert Near Salina

STATE ECONOMY MOVE STARTING   segisialive Subcommittee Named ‘To Study Saving Some Of Funds Appropri. ated But Not Yet Used.

General Assembly Roundup —_—ry ouncup  sommes  Stud Needs Of Institutions . y

Aim for High Red Casualties General Says  Hope to Destroy Trained Armies,  BA... }_. TPT 7

Kim to Inflict Terrific Losses on Korean Foe   Destroying Trained Armies, Chief U. N. Purpose in War

Claims Terrific Punishment Will Subdue Chinese   Decries Statements Affecting Morale Of Fighting Men

U.N. Aims to Win By Decitmating ‘Foe’--Marshall  Defense Chief ‘Dicturhbed’ Over Effect   Detense Chief ‘Disturbed’ Over Effect Of MacArtkur Views On Our Allies

Defense Chief Says U.N. Cost “Accentuated’   Effect of Casualties’ Emphasis on U. S. Forces Deplored

Marshall in Further Talk   U.N. Goal Is to End Korean Wor By Making It Too .Rough for Enemy

Marshall Says High Red Casualties May End War   Defends Administration Foreign Policy Against Attack Made Bv Gen. MacArthur

- lerrinc Casualties May Halt Reds in Korea, Marshall Says  QUESTION ON EUROPE  Secretary Admits Hazard Great There but Believes Only Choice  Bulletin  Washington, May 8 (P— Secretary of ir ll Marshall testified today that if there was absolute certainty Russia would not enter the Korean war he

Marshall Says That Policy Is to Decimate Trained Men Of Enemy to Terminate War

STILL NO ‘FORSEEABLE END’ UN Hopes To Break Red China’s Morale Through Heavy Losses, He Says

Says UN Aims To Win War By Destroying Foe   Deplores Effect Of Present Probe On Gls’ Morale

Marshall Replies To Senators on War Conclusion   Korean Casualties Exaggerated, Says Defense Secretary

Kill Foe To Force War’s End   Defense Secretary Offers His Reply to Charae by MacArthu:

HEAVY LOSSES CAN END WAR, SENATE TOLD      Secretary Of Defense Says ‘MacArthur Statements  Upset UN Troops

Far East Policy ls Outlined by Secy. Marshall   Peace Negotiations Under Consideration He Hints at Probe

Destruction of Trained Armies Goal of Allies   Hopes for Ending Korean War Lay in Discouraging Enemy

Thinks Allies Can Force Foe To Sue For Peace   Mac’s Policy Might Bring A-Bomb Down On U:S., Says Truman

KORE AED ~ BY WMRSHALL   Would Destroy Armies and Break Morale, Senate _ Hearing Told,

Marshall Defends Far East Plans   President Truman Warns of Atomic War in Speech

MARSHALL REVEALS PLAN TO INFLICT HEAVY CASUALTIES   Secretary Disturbed About Effect On U. N. Troops Of MacArthur Statements

Secy. Marshall Clarifies Aims For Winning War   MacArthur's Statements Accentuate Casualties, Witness Tells Senators

Defense Secretary Differs With MacArthur on Red War Potential in Asia

UN Forces Barred From Red Border   Not Allowed Within 15 Miles Of Russia in Northeast Korea

Describes Strategy Of UN In War  With Communists  Infliction Of ‘Terrible’ Losses —. On Reds Is Goal  i

M’Arthur Stand Could Damage Troop Morale, Secretary Says   Allied Commander Ordered to Confine Operations to Korea

Marshall Says Reds Must Be Broken Down  Reminds Senators   Reminds Senators That Stalmate Was Expected At Berlin

Disturbed About Effect On Morale Of Fighting Men   Pressed to Tell ‘‘Foreseeable End’ Of The Fighting

Hope For Negotiator) Situation   Sees War’s Finish By Breaking Red Morale, Killing Men

Big Toll May Snap Morale   Admits 15 Mile Safety Zone On Soviet Border

Defense Secretary Answers Senators’ “Questions as to What Administration's Policies j Korea Promise—Admits Sending Troops to Europe fs Hazard That Had To Be Accented

Marshall Says This Can Win Korean War   Inflicting Terrific Casualties Purpose Of The Allies

Worry Over  Morale After Statements   Defense Secretary Before Committee For Second’ Day :-

AMERICAN AIM TO DESTROY RED ARMIES   Marshall Says Our Purpose to Inflict Terrific Casualties

Temperctures   Crush Communist Morale By Heavy Casualties, General Tells Committee

Defense Chief Fears Effect Of Casualty ‘Accentuation’ On U.S. Troops In Fighting

Defense Head Gives Korean  War Policy   United Nations’ Aim Is To Break Morale Of Chinese Communist Forces By Big Losses

GENERAL CALLS FOR SLAUGHTER OF RED ARMIES   de Tells U. S. Policy In Korea—Reveals U.N. Troops Barred 15 Miles From So viet Border,

Marshall Again Defends Plan of  Administration   To Keep War Localized, Break Morale, Destroy Foe’s Armies

Pentagon Hopes To Rip Morale Of Communists  Attacks Curbed To Please U. S. Allies

Marshall Hopes Casualties Will Break Red Morale   Says Terrific Chinese Losses Also Will Destroy Their Trained Armies

Heavy Losses of Enemy Expected: To Break Morale  Gen. Marshall Is On Stand Again

Aim To Destroy Trained Chinese Armies, Morale   Marshall Says Enemy May be Worn Down to Point of Suing for Peace; Cites Battle of Berlin as ‘Stalemate’ ‘That Ended in Victory Without War

Says Strategy of Inflicting Heavy Losses Can Win   Berlin Blockade Cited as Triumph Won By Patience And Without War

Peace Talks May Be Result If Casualties Grow  Secretary Says U. §.   Secretary Says U. S. Must Take Risks Or Surrender to Reds

Will Seek to Destroy Foe's Men in Field   Defense Secretary Tells Policy to Prevent Stalemate

Would Break Morale of Enemy, Destroy Trained Red Armies   Tells of 15-Mile Korea Buffer Zone   Defense Chief Worried ‘ By Effect of Mac’s Talk On U.S. Troops

Armed Thugs Kidnap, Attack Youthful Bride   Ensign’s Bride Forced From Bed; Attackers Try To Kill Her But Rifle Jams

Rules Group Pigeonholes Hot Measure   Waleutt Refuses Te Talk In Announcing Commitiee’s Action

Belt Action Is Postponed Indefinitely  Proponents Are Still Hopeful

Broad Study of State's Election Laws Proposed  Chamier Co-Sponsor Of Move to Bring

Study of Tangled Election: Acts:Askec  : ‘A. Bipartisan  Board:  Sanat by-Senator. _

New Fires Sweep KC As St. Louis Readies   8 Thousand Gallons of Gasoline Burst Into Flames; Fire Cause Is Unknown; Mississippi River Reaches Its Crest

TWO BROTHERS WED WITHIN.A MONTH   Richard And Donald Warren, Sons Of Mr. and Mrs. M. Warren. Akron

KILLED TWO BILLS   All Main Roads In Minnesota In Poor Condition

Allied Planes Hit Main Red Supply Lines   Fight Through Waves of Communist Jet Fighters

Yank Planes Fight Off Reds to Pound Rail Communication:  One Plane Lost In Biggest Blow Of War  < _ Sei penmaree  ES Season

Milk Commission Asks Permission To Jump Prices   Rate Of ~ Area Produc! Scheduled For New  Retail Increase

Ada Girl Suffers Painful Burns   Patricia Ann Pryor, 12, Injured When Clothing tgnited From Cookstove Fire

Ada Girl Suffers Painful Burns   Patricig, Ann Pryor, 12, In jured When Clothing fgRited Fraee Canketova fica

Man Charged With Murder     Gf Gangster   Durant Man Charged With Shotgun Slaying Of Underworld Figure From Fort Worth

'Congress Gradually Passing Benefits Bills For Veterans Of War Being Fought In Korea

Armed Force Needs Given Top Priority   Gen. Marshal! Ends Mystery Flight To Tokyo

Marshall Leaves for U.S. to Tackle Job Of Finding More Men for Nation’s Armed Forces   Says Government Is Considering Calling Up More Guard Units

New Units of National Guard May Be Called up   Air Force Head Also on Tour of Korean Fronts

MARSHALL SEES U.S. MANPOWER BlG PROBLEM  Defense Secretary Enroute to Washington After Visit to War Thaatea

Sec. Marshall Says Army Needs Men; May Call Up Additional Guard Units

Gen. Marshall On Way Home Asks for Men   Did Not Talk About Cease-Fire During Tour of Battlefront

More Troops To Be Sought By Marshall   Secretary Leaves Japan Following Inspection Tour

Senators Clash On M’Arthur’s  Asian Policies   Humphrey, Capehart Tangle; Reaction Split On General’s Talk

 Be, . Senators in Clash in Radic Studio Today   Capehart Declares Humphrey Called Him Dirty Name

Radio Studio Battleground, No One Hurt   Capehart Battles Humphrey, Lehman; Accounts Differ

THREE SENATORS GRAPPLE IN ANGRY ARGUMENT ON FAR EAST ‘BUT CAUSE VERSIONS DIFFER

Senators Stage Angry Scuttle   Capehart, Lehman and Humphrey Do Shoving Act in Studio

Senators Brawl  After Argument   Capehart, Humphrey and Lehman In Tiff Over Policies of Gen. MacArthur

Capehart, Two Democratic Senators Grapple In Row Over MacArthur Policies

Do Joint Chiefs Back Strategy Of MacArthur?   White House Insists Agreement on Ousting General Unanimous

Three Senators Grapple With Each Other In Angry Aftermath of Radio Program

Three Senators Grapple Over Mac's Policies   No Blows Struck But One Solon Is Tossed Out of Radio Studio

CHILDREN’S DAYS AT STATE FAIR   FREE ADMISSION ON TWO DAYS TO THE FAIRGROUNDS THIS YEAR

Speculators Called Heartless Profiteers During The European Famine   ‘RAPPED BY PRESIDENT   Asserted by Some That “Inside Information” Was  Used for Private Profit

Several Legislators Study Political “Plans For 1952 State Primaries

Engineer Claims Signal Wrong  Red Arrow Engineman Statement Quoted

Ship Sinks 5 Killed, 12 Missing   Broken in Half By Storm Off Carolina Coast

Southern Isle Broke In Half Under Battering’ OF Atlan  Be Shara,

Seven Mewbers Of Orew Pulled From Water By Other Cargo Vossela: 19 Men Still Missing   DETAILS OF CAUSE . OF DISASTER LACKING

6 Dead, 12 Lost As Freighter  Breaks in Two   Southern Isle Was Carrying Ore To Rlast Furnace -

Strike Halts West. Airline   Mechanics Walk Out and All Planes Remain  On Ground

Western Airlines Operations Are Stopped By Strike: Montana Service Is Suspended

Camp Polk Rent Gouging Flayed  Claim Marines Are Victimizing Comrade:

FLOOD OF LETTERS SEEMS TO BE TURNING SCALES AGAINST DRAFT OF 18 YEAR OLDS FOR U.N. ARMY   Other Groups Also Be gin To Make Themselves Felt

LOOD OF LETTERS SEEMS TO BE. CALES AGAINST DRAFT OF 18. YEAR OLDS FOR U.N. ARMY          Other Groups A Begin To Make Them,  ealuac, Falte’

First Test Of State Air Raid Warning Communications Outlined By Officials

Mexican Labor Contract Hangs On ‘Production   House Group Told 16 Million Bale Cotton Crop Could Help

KKKKK* EX-EISENHOWER AIDE SAYS GENERAL WOULD  RUN IN NATIONAL CRISIS

B-29 Crashes; 12 MenBailOut   1 Dead, 3 Unaccounted For In Kansas Accident

Three Killed In Blast, Seven Sul Missine   Boiler Explodes on Ship Bound for India; Jap Vasse] Aids

Rough Seas Hamper Rescue Of 5 Men   12 Survivors of Burning Ship Taken Aboard Jap Vessel

NORTH PACIFIC TRAGEDY 7 Dead as 24  _ Are Saved From Burning Ship

24 Rescued, / Lost as Ship Burns at Sea   6 Unaccounted for in Freighter Disaster tn Stormy Pacific

Three Killed by Blast And Four Others Meet Death when Lifeboat Js Overturned

Well, Praise the Lord. and: Pass the: Biscuits?  Call Petrillo: Pappy’'s in the Runninc

Q'Daniel Tosses His Hat in Ring  Former Senator Says He Seeks Nomination

Yanks Within Sight of Seoul   Two Tank Columns Link Up, Trap Reds

DRIVING U. S. - TROOPS TAKE KEY RIDCES   United Nations Army Renews Attack With Dawn

Crime Probe: Approves  Television   O’Conor Ignores ‘Vaudeville Show’ Complaint By Cain

Movie House Is Still Good Place for Kids to Get Away From Old Folks, Hold Hands

On Anniversary... cael i eerie As  Days Of Old Movie House  Are Recalled

British Troops Strengthened in Suez Area   Have Orders To Shoot To Kill in Case of Attack

Egypt Is Cool To Four Power Pact Proposal   Moslem Priests Urge Millions to Fight ‘Holy War’

Disarmament Hopes Fading   Compromise Held Unl ikely After Vishinsky Sniel

Delegates To UN Hope Reds Want To Compromise  Outlock Gloomy For Disarmament Plan After Soviet Sneoches

Vishinsky’s Speech Of Saturday Places Russian Plana At Top Heap Instead Of At Bottom

UN Awaiting Vishinsky Move  Compromise Sought But Outlook Gloomy

U.S. Air Force Sending Fighter Planes to Guard Bomber Bases in Britain

Senate Okays India Relie!   Wheat Loan Bill Speeded T. White House

Kohler Pledges Sales Tax Veto   Confident Lawmakers to Reject a Proposal

To Fire Any Cadet Who Won't Resien   Army To Move Also Against Others Now Graduated If Evidence Warrants

WEST POINT CADETS CAUGHT IN CRIBBING SCANDAL WHO REFUSE TO RESIGN, 10 BE DISCHARGED

BUT DISCHARGE FACES GUILTY WHO REFUSE   Truman Gets Parents’ Plea To Restore Ousted Sons To Duty

Cheating Probe  Continues  Army Asserts 80 Admit Cribbing;  Qah den A’hLucmwansl

Toemnrnerciures,   ‘Cadets Get Chance to Resign; "Those Refusing Face Discharge

Army Statement ay _ Statement  Resign Or Be Dismissed,  Cadets Told

— WEST POINT Graduates Also Face Action   MORE CHEATING CASES SOUGHT

Cadets to Get Opportunity To Resign   Army to Discharge Those Who Refuse

Even Graduates Held Subject To Action   Exoneration Of Some Accused Said To Be Possible

Cadets May Resign, Otherwise Be Fired   “Appropriate Action” to Be Taken If Any Academy Graduates Are Found  To Be Involved

Hurricane Building Up More Power   RI MNFRS WY SS OOTY ON SS  Crosses Yucatan and Now Is Heading for  Mexican Mainland.

Great Tropical Storm Builds Up More Power   Hurricane Heads for Mexico Following Its Dash Across Yueatan

Hurricane Building Up Power in Lower Gulf  Path of Death And Destruction

109 JAMAICAN RESIDENTS DIE IN HEAVY BLOW   Storm Damage On Isle Is $56,000,000; Yucatan Hit

120-Mile Wind Edges Toward  Eastern Coas'   ‘Jamaica Toll Rises to 109 - No Deaths ‘Reported  ‘To... Wee nntanm Avan

Hurricane Gains.  Power In Moving  Toward esa : Yucatan Strack _  By Comparatively . ‘Light Winds

Cc ouple Who Wanted to Adopt 11 Orphans _ ‘Granted Right to Have Them Over Weekends

Court Rejects  Adoption OffersForITi Orphans But Will Permit Visits To Pittsburgh Family

PRESIDENT COOL TO BIG FOUR MEETING   Treman Expected To Vete Charchi's Sugestion For Conference

U.S. Will Oppose Churchill's Idea Of Big 3 Meeting   Early Washington Visit Anticipated

Washington Eyes Sharp Differences Due To Develop   Churchill Win Raises Hope For Break In Tran Oil Crisi:

Truman May Discourage Churchill Proposal For  West-Soviet Conference   Closer Ariglo-American Relations May Result From British Election Despite Some Sharp Differences

Truman, Charchill  Controversy Near President May Veto Briton’s Plans For Meeting With Joseph Stalin

CLOSER AMERICAN RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN LIKELY   Churchill Expected te Visit U. S. Earty Next Year to Discuss Idea of Big 4 Meeting.   EDEN AND ACHESON EXPECTED TO CONFER   Washington Observers Say Some Sharp Differcnces Between 2 Governments Are Bound to Develop.

WASHINGTON ‘PLEASED. Bene au  ‘Churchill May Close AnsloW: 5. Gap:

Firm and Union Agree On Figure   Tie Ralse to Old BLS Living Cost Formula Rather Than New.

GM Is First fo Set Pay Boosts   Further Car Price Raises Expected

Signs and Slogans Poke Fun at Bureaucrats, However Sly   it's Refreshing, Says Member of Congress

‘Chaos Out Of Confusion’ 'Bureaucrats Poke Fun At Selves With Siqns: GOP Solon Approve:

U.N. Rejects Latest Red Proposal On Rotation   No Major Red Concessions Made, Allied Delesate Savs

NOW §N AM ATRAZ   Emperor Hirohito Deeply Moved by MacArthur Removal

FIND BODY IN CEDAR COUNTY   $7,000 Cash Inside Clothing of Chinese Found Alone Tracks

Never Commie, Remington Says In Own Defense  Joined Radicals While in College He Tells Jurors

Remington Denies He Was Communis!  Concedes Youthful Ideas ‘Ouite Left’

Fatality Recorded At Bigler   Darrell Maines, 21, Has Skull Crushed and Legs Broken When His Truck Hits Two Others.

Editorial Comment-- ‘ --Pro and Con Editorial Columns Show Newspaper Editors Over Nation Are Divided On MacArthur fssue

State Has Worst Drought Since ‘41  ‘Bermuda High’ Held Cause of Rain Shortage

HEAVY FIGHTING FLARES IN KOREA   Reds Shove Allied Forees  Back at Strategic Hwa chon Reservoir

FIERCE FIGHTING RAGES IN KORE!   ALLIES, FORCLD BACK TWO MELES NEAR YANGGU, RESTORE POSITIONS.

Feeders Ship  Near-Normal Cattle Quotas   Expected to Improve the Retail Beef Situation By End of Next Week

Near Normal Run Of Cattle Reduces Threat of Famine   Current Shortage ‘May Be Temorary; Retail Situation to Improve Next Week

Near Normal Run of Cattle Boosts Prospects for Beef   See Shortage as Only Temporary

Fulbright Sees Plot to Choke Off Inquiry Into RFC   ‘Some Bright Boy In White House’ Blamed by Senator

“Bright Boy” May Have Tried Choking Probe  Fulbright Charges   Fulbright Charges Somebody Sought RFC Query Halt

Solon Charges Attempt to Cut RFC Inquiry   Fullbright Links Move to White House or Corporation

Fulbright Sees An Attempt To Gag RFC Quiz   Says ‘Some Bright Boy’ in White House Ordered Letters to President

Effort To Halt RFC Probe Seen By Fulbright  ‘Some Bright ae Tryin ng, He Declar Chack Matal lann

Solon Charges Step to Curb Probe of RFC   White House Drawn Into Inquiry As Hearing Continues

FULBRIGHT SEES ATTEMPT TO STP PROBE OF LOANS   Senator Believes Someone in White House or RFC Tried to Choke Off Investigation,   HEARINGS ORDERED ON ADVANCE TO HOTEL   Political Figures Said to Stay “Free” at Florida Recreation Spot Lent $1,500,000,

Prober Assails Motive Behind Letfer Episode  Fulbright Wonders  meas Brits   Fulbright Wonders lf Some Bright. Boy Tries to Hush Quiz

White House Aid Is Seen In RFC Move   Truman’s Perusal  Of Letters Cited   Arkansan ‘Anxious’ ToObtain Story He Aided In Loan Appeal

Fulbright Sees Kttort to Choke Probe of REC   ‘some Bright Boy’ Working to Diseredil Loan Investigation

‘Bright Boy’ Blamed In RFC Probe   Solon Sees Try To Stop Hearing

Fulbright Charges Attempt To Choke Off RFC Inquiry   Truman Order For Copies Of Files Seen, As Move To Intimidate Senators In Prohe

Fulbright Is Frothing Over. Probe Troubles  pit gm,   He Clainis ‘Some Bright Boy’ Would Halt RFC Hearing

Believes Try Made to Kill RFC Probe   Fulbright Alludes to Letters Handedto Truman

Solon Asserts Insider Tried To Halt Probe   ‘Some Bright Boy* in RFC Or White House Blamed RP. Gan Fulbricht

Cease-Fire Talks Agair Delayed   May Be Planning To Insist on New Conference Site

Russians May Have Made Atomic Test in China  Story About Volcano in Non-Voleanic Area Has U. 5S. Officials Wondering

France Cutting Imports From Dollar Areas   Economy Hard Hit By Expense of Rearmament and War in Indochina

FOLLOWS BRITISH ECONOMY MOVE France Slashes Imports :-From Dollar Countries

Fighting Flares Anew On Israeli. Syrian Frontier   Skirmish Between Potrols Breaks Out In Galilean Area

New Controversy Over Increasing of Weight Restrictions on Trailer-Trucks-

Truckers Reopen Fight For Weight   Measure Is Introduced To Increase Limit From  45,000 te 60,000 Pound:

Civilian Defense Bill Action Expected Today, Some Cuts   Many Bills Passed By Legislature

State Senate Gets Measure From House   Overloaded Truck Bilt Is Expected To Get Approval

Bill fo Jail Drunk Drivers 'Daccac House.   House. Also . Votes Micasure “Which: Would Clamp Down On Overlogideds aed Cperators.

Order Packers te Roll Back Prices   Surprise Move Is Aimed to Relieve the Squeeze on Reatajlerc

ORDER ON MEATS   O. P. S. Calls Packers to Relieve Squeeze on etailers

Roll Back Prices. Packers Advised   Surprise Move to Relieve ‘Squeezes’

OPS Ruling to Affect Packers   Little Effect Seen in Surprise Move on Retail Prices

New Planet, 100 Miles In Diameter, Is Seen Swiftly Approaching Earth

Discovers Planet Approaching Earth  May Come Within Sight Of Naked Eye

Senator Paul Douglas Leaps to Defend Record of Freshman Senator Blair Moody

Petition Is Surrounded By Mystery   Some Demos Feel Action Is Aimed At Frank McHale

KING GEORGE GAINS AFTER OPERATION   Royal Panel of Physicians Reports Improvement After Removal of Monarch’s Ailing Lung.   6 QUEEN ADMITTED TO HIS BEDSIDE   Two-Hour Operation Performed at Palace; King’s Condition Serious, Recovery to Take Weeks.

TARAITRS TO AIT NRIVE   NAR CONTPANY HTRARING   ing George Condition eported Satisfactory

King Reported in Good Spirits After Operation   Major Lung Surgery Is Performed Sunday on Britain’s Leader

FOR BULLETIN ON SURGERY   Medical Panel And Family Keep Close Watch On Monarch

Britons Told He Expects  To Recover   Queen Visits Him— Duke Arrives To Join Family

KING GEORGE REPORTED 10.BE IN GOOD SPIRITS   Spends Restful Night After Major Lung Operation Sunday

Confident of Recovery, Palace Spokesman Says. Queen Elizabeth Spends Morning With Husband.

British Monarch Undergoes Major Surgery on Lung   King i in Good Spirits After Restful: Night; Ill ness Overshadows Political Campaign

Surgery for Ailing King   George in Good Spirits After Serious Operation

George VI in Good Spirits, May Recover   Palace Sources Say King Gaining Strength After Lung Surgery

Medical Bulletins Awaited   Monarch Appears In ‘Good Spirits’ After Lung Resectior

George Gaining  Strength After  Lung Operation King Confident  Of Recovery, Savs Spokesman

King in Good Spirits After Lung Operation   Only Queen Elizabeth Allowed To Visit Monarch; Critical Period To Last for Five Days

Royal Physicians Of British Head Release Report  Doctors Remove’ All Or Portion Of Organ; Public Anxiously

King George InGoods spirits After Surgery  Queen Elizabeth Spends Forenoon  With Husband

King Reported Stronger After Lung Surgery   Terse Bulletin By Five-Man Doctors’ Pane Assuages British Anxiety; Queen Visits Patient, Windsor Arrives In London -

Doctors Say Monarch Hac Good Night   Postoperative Condition Is Encouraging

King Reported Stronger After Surgery on Lung  Britain’s Monarch Undergoes Serious Palace Operation

King George Reported Confident Of Recovery From Major Lung Operation, fs Resting Well

Children Don't Think; Cars Can't Think--You Think   King George Reported in ‘High Spirits’

King George Gains Strength During Day   Physicians Report After Lung Operation

Queen Elizabeth Spends Morning With Husband;  Duke Of Windsor Hurries To London From Paris

King George’ $ Condition Good After Surgery :  Diastasw RannrtodiIn ss.   Ruler Reported In Good Spirits, ‘Queen Remains At Bedside

King George VI In Good Spirits After Operation   Confident Of Recovery From Major Lung Operation; Anxious Britons Pray

King Confident of Recovery From Lung Surgery; Queen ai ’ Bedside of Stricken Monarch:

King Renorted In Good Spirits   Gaining Strength After Operation

Britain Told George V1  Shows Gain   King in Good Spirits. Palace Repotris; Anxiety Still Keen

King George Is Confident He Will Recover   Reports Are More Cheerful Than Sunday’s Bulletin

KING IMPROVES; IN GOOD SPIRITS   Gains Strength But Anxiety Still Fe't, Palace Reports

King Confident Of Recovery And In Good Spirits   Queen Spends Morning With Monarch; Bri tons Relieved.

In'Good Spirits After Operation For Lung Trouble   Enjoys Restful Night Following Somewhat Pessimistic Bulletin

King Is. Cheerful, Confident  Operation Make  No Plan Change  i eee & Peecmenenes

Spends Restful Night Following Surgery on Lung   First Four or Five Days Crucial Time. Medics Agree

Doctors Fight To Safeguard Life Of King George   Monarch Had ‘Restful’ Night After Surgeons ~ Cut Away Ailing Lung

King Reported In Good Spirits After Surgery   Gains Strength, Bulletin Says

King Reported Stronger After Lung Surgery   Terse Bulletin By Five-Man Doctors’ Pane] Assuages British Anxiety; Queen Visits Patient, Windsor Arrives In London   By LEONARD LEDDINGTON

King Rallies After Taking Nourishment   Physicians Watch Anxiously for Infection

King Gaining Some, Anxiety Persistent   British Monarch As Wel As Can Se Expected, Public Anxiously Awaits Eoch Bulictin on Result of Lang Operation

Doctors Fight for Life of Britain's King After Surgery   All or Part of Lung Removed; Has Restful Night

Bulletin Says Ailing Monarch Has Courage  Queen Only Member   Queen Only Member Of Family Permitted To Visit Patient

Britain's King Gaining Strength After Surgery, Royal Doctors Report

King George Gaining; In Good Spirits   But Palace Sources Say Keen Anxiety Still Is Felt.

SICK KING IN GOOD SPIRITS   British Monarch Confident Of Recovery After Operation

King Is In Good Spirits   Confident Of Full Recovery From A Lung Operation

Lung Operation ls Performed on King of England   ‘Spirits Are Good,’ Doctors Say--People Pray for Recovery

King Shows Confidence  Of Recovery   British Monarch Has Restful Night After Operation

British Monarch In Good Spirits After Operation   Palace Spokesman More Cheery Than Medical Bulletin

King Is Reported In Good Spirits After Operation   Queen Elizabeth Is Allowed To Visit Him This Morning

Lung Operation Completed .  King Is Confident Of Full Recover “y

KING GEORGE ‘SATISFACTORY      Reported In Good Spirit: And Confident Of  Recovery

King George Gaining Strength Following "piss Operation   Queen Elizabeth Only Member of Royal Family Allowed to See Monarch.

KING IN GOOD SPIRITS AFTER HIS OPERATION   Monarch Has Restful Night, But Condition Still Serious.

King Stronger But Condition Still Serious   Anxious Doctors Report British Monarch In Good Sprita

BRITAIN'’S KING GAINS STRENGTE   MONARCH IN GOOD SPIRITS AFTER OPERATION— ANXIETY STILL FELT,

BRITISH KING IS CONFIDENT OF RECOVERY   MORNING BULLETIN REPORTS SUCCESSFUL LUNG OPERATION

British King : Gains Strength AfterOperation   Bulletin Tells Of Progress After RR oC eects 

BRITISH MONARCH IN GOOD SPIRITS AFTER OPERATION   Spends Restful Night Under Medical Watch Following  Binsmeme Cececmrmiaas

HIKE IS ONLY HALF ‘OF FIGURE SOUGHT BY THE PRESIDENT   ‘Measure Goes Back te House for Compromise on Differences   SOME ITEMS TRIMMED   Senate Version Would Boast Personal Income Taxes 92 Ritlion

Personal Income Rates Boosted By $2 Billion; Bill About One-Half What Truman Requested

Conferees Will Adjust Figure With House Bill  Amount But Little Mor re Than Half Of

Senate Passes  . Tax Hike Bill    ae ‘New Attempt to Increase Yield Beaten Down

Tax Boost Bill Passed By Senate   Conference on Compromise With House Expected Next Week.

Senate Adopts $5 Billions Bill For New Taxes   President's Requests Cut in Halt; Measure Goes ‘fo Coafersace

SENATE PASSES TAX MEASURE BY 57-19 VOTE   Will Mean Increase of 11  Per Cent For Individual   Taxpayers   GAS, CARS, LIQUOR TO ALSO COST MORE

Total Levies Far Under Sum Requested  Daamerivn Cnawe Gamal   Measure Goes Back To House; Agreement Seen in Two Weeks

Tax-Boost Bill Clears Senate  Measure Would Up Income, Excise   Measure Would Up Income, Excise Levies By $5,450,000,000 A Year

SENATE APPROVES A TAX INCREASE OF $5,450, 000,000   Third Big Boost Since Out break of Kotean War— Compares With 10 Bil lion Asked by Truman.   MEASURE NOW’ GOES BACK TO THE HOUSE   Provides Hike of 11 Per Cent for Most Persons That Would Go Into Effect  Nov. 1.

Senafe Halves Tax Measure  individual Inecame tavy   Individual Income Levy Would Increase 11 Per Cent Nov. 1

TENNESSEE TECHNICIANS. FIZZLE DISMALLY WITH FIRST A-FROQG IN CONTEST

RETURN VERDICT OF HOMICIDE IN FATAL SHOOTING   Bommarito’s Widow Tries te Attack Cusumano, Held for Murder.

RETURN VERDICT “OF HOMICIDE INFATAL SHOOTING   Bommarito’s. Widow pi ties. to Attack “Cusumano,, Held. for. Murder.

To Be A Good Irishman There’s No Drinking Of ‘Poteen’ Today   Creen Worn In Dublin But The Imbibing Is Ousted

Republican-Enacted Weltare Frogram ‘oes. on Statute Books Without Signature But.Witk Warning From Chief State Executive.

No Signature Is Affixed By Schricker   Governor Terms GOP Measure As ‘Defective’

State Wil! “Lose’ More Than Votes   Pennsylvanians to Suffer Cut-Back of Army-Navy Ducats; Also Builetins

Loss of Three Seats in Next Congress Means Fewer Favors For Constituents

Army to Call Nafional Guard In Rotation Plan   Hopes to Bring Hom Veterans of Last Winter’s Warfare

All Vets Of Korea Winter Campaign To Come Home Under Rotation Setup

ARMY TO RETURK VETS OF WINTER FIGHTING IN KOREA   Guard, Regular Replace. ments Will Speed Rotation. Program   URGENT NEED CITED   Plan Calls for 30,000 New Men Each Month, Gen. Collins Says

Army To Call Guardsmen To Further Rotation   To Bring Home All Who Fought Bitter Campaign Tast Winter

ARMY TO RETURN ALL WHO SPENT WINTER IN KOREA   General Coliins Reveal, Guardsmen and Regular Units Will Be Sent Abroad  as Replacements,   ROTATION REQUIRES 30,000 MEN MONTHLY   O'Mahoney Doubts U.S, Will Call Back Any Reservists With Year's Service in World War IL.

Army to Levy On Guard Units   Regulars, Guardsmen Due To Replace Veterans

GUARDSMEN T0 BE ROTATED TO KOREA   Men Here to Take Places of Some Soldiers in Korea

White House Gets Copies Of Notes   Senators Angered By Dramatic Turn

Drivers Rush For Licenses Examiners Find Suddenly Full Slate   Wreck Of Flirter Brinas No Strife

20 Reporters To Be Allowed At Peace Meet   Vive Cameramen ‘Ther Today But Without Safety Guaranty

WILL START SOON   Acreage in Kaw Valley Expected to Be og Than  -ml19   OATS SOWING DELAYEL

Acreage in Kaw Valley Expected to Be Less Than - in 1950   OATS SOWING DULAYEL

6.0.P. Leader Discloses His R-F.C. Contacts   Says He Supported Director for Stock Exchange Presidenc:

GOP CHIEFTAIN IS SCOLDED BY PARTY PROBER   Gabrielson Won’t Quit And Denies Any RFC Favors

Gabrielsons Lectured For ‘Impropriety  RFC Activities Bring Reproof From Sen. Nixon

GOP Chief Admits To Investigators He Attempted To Get Presidency Of Stock Exchange For RFC Director Gunderson

Gabrielson Scored For Using His Pull To Help REC Chiet   GOP Chairman Made Bic To Name Gunderson Stock Miart Head

GOP Chief Urged Stock Exchange Job For RFC Man   Gabrielson Sharply Lectured By Nixon

Husband s Quizzed in Wife's Death   Body of Woman, Frozen to Death, Found on road  lL eaqdina to Her Home

Demos Attack Action Taken In Assembly   Protest Is Signed After Hughes Names AIl-GOP Group

‘Iran Assured Truman Oil Will Be Available To Western Democracies

lran Pledges Oil For West   Premier Assures Truman of Friendship

Hundreds Had Safety Check Of Cars Here   Local Auto Dealers Are Continuing Free Inspections

Hundreds Had  Safety Check  Of Cars Here Local Auto Dealers  va Canélimaieas.   Local Auto Dealers Are Continuing Free Inspections

C of C Council Lists 21 Solons for Best Voting Records in Federal Economy Fight

Lawmakers Favoring Economy  Are Listed  C. of C. Couneil  AT... Tel ......   C. of C. Couneil Also Names Senators Voting Bigcer Spending

Gen. Van Fleet Confident UN Forces Can Best Anything Communists Offer

Van Fleet. Ready for Red Surge   Enemy Will Be Smashed ff; War Stages Comeback, Commander Save

Says Allies Can Repel Red Attack   Van Fleet Confident of U.N. Superiority

Van Fleet Says His Eighth Army Can't Be Beat   U. N. Forces Ready If Reds Renew Full Scale Attacks.

Van Fleet Declares Collapse Of Kaesong Talks Would Be Suicide For Communists

ALLIES READY TO PUSH BACK FOE, HE SAYS   Ground Chief Says Troops Will Fight With Hate,  Eagerness

General Van Fleet Says UN Force: Will Be Able to Withstand Any New Attack Communists Offer

Can Withstand Any NewAttack  By Communists   Van.Fleet Says U.N. Army Has Spent 61-Day Lull In Training

Nothing Seems to Be More Disgusting to the Wife han a Snoring Husband

DIPLOMAT FACES CRUCIAL CHARGE OF ENEMY LINKS   Probe Will Determine ‘If'He Favors, O+ Ever Favored, U, S, Recognition Of Red  china.

Price Adjustments To Raise Ceilings Planned Shortly    DiSalle Informs Congress Group, ‘Order: Will Affect Industries >. That Haven't Had din Increase

DiSalle Plans Higher Ceiling   Order Coming Soon Affects All Industry

Police Graft Probe Opens ir Philadelphia  Judge Directs Jury To Check Kefaurver

ing The State Capital Sce  McDevitt To Follow  Gompers’ Principle:

British Destroy Village In Suez  For New Road   Threatened Clash With Police Of Egypt Is Reported Averted

Rent Cutback — In Key Areas Gets Approval   Slaughtering Quota Reversal Looms In Conference

Oregon Bond Issue for Veterans Bonus Branded as Inflationary and Is Rejected

Mobilizer Asks State Hold Up Big Bond Issue   Governor Calls Committee For Meeting on Monday Tn faneraine Plane

Vets’ Bonus Issue Held ‘Inflationary By Charles Wilson   Mobilizer Asks 2 State: Not To Sell Bonds In Kmerveneyv

DC-6 Crashes In Colorado:  50 Aboard   “No Survivors’ As Plane Hits Side of Peak

Soviet Profits By Wheat Gift   Indians Overlook Larger Shinments From U.S.

India Accused Of ‘Blackmail’  Pressure Charaed To Get Gift of Grain

India Is Accused Of Playing U. S.  Against Russians   Representative Says Effort Is Being Made To “Blackmail” Congress Into A Gift Of 2,000,000 Tons Of Grain: Battle Looms On Floor

Rep. Gavin Is Given a “Clean Bill of Health” by Armed Services Committee

Wage Board Widens Gate   Other Pay Boosts May Follow 9c Hike for Meat Packers

Meat Packers Get Pay Boost   Hikes Possible for Other Workers, Too

Pay Ruling Of Wage Board Opens Gates  9-Cent Boost For Packinghouse Union In Fxcess Of 10 Pct.

Hourly Pay Raise Of 9 Cents OK’d   Wage Board Opens Broad Gate In Pay Controls By Allowing Increase To Meat Worker

Wage Stabilization Board Opens Broad Gate In Pay-Control Corral.

WBS Approves % an Hour for Packing Men   Increase Expected To Open Door for Other Union Request:

Wage Board Opens Pay Barrier Gate  Allow Packing House Workers 9-Cent Boost

WAGE CONTRO! GATE AGAIN OPENED   Packing House Workers TC Get Nine-Cent Boost  PRICES   Drop For Third Straight Week, Bureau Of Labor Statistics Reports

WAGE BOOSTS: SEEN DESPITE PAY CONTROL   Stabilization Board Allows Increases  Over 10 Per Cent

Wage Board Allow: Raise for Workers In Packing Plants   Principles May Apply In Other Major Cases

Russian Note Said Lacking Clarity   Truman Agrees With Secretary Dean Achesor

Big Three Plans To Ask Moscow To Clarify Note   Western Powers Are Pushing Creation Of Defenses In Europe

Kremlin Plan Puzzles West   Big-3 Will Request Parley Clarification

Big 3 Preparing New Note to Russia   State Department Official IDiscusses Communism

Truman Favors Acheson's View   Says Russian Reply Needs Clarification

Moscow's Note Confuses Issues .  President, Acheson Seek Clarification

Marshall Trip Raises Queries  Korea War at Critical Point, Most Agree

MacArthur Sidelights President Watches Movie  As General Comes to Town

Iran Dispute Compromise  Plan Pushed   Ecuador Is Seeking  To Break Impasse   Mossadegh Absent; Persians May Walk Out; Red Veto Predicted

Compromise Plan for Settlement of Iranian Oil Problem Laid Before UN

TACTICAL ATOMIC WEAPONS COULD STOP ANY ALL-OUT KOREAN COMMUNIST DRIVE

Senator Says U. S. Has Atomic Weapons That Could Stop Communists

Senator Says U. S. Has Tactical A-Weapons to Story ‘Any Red Attack in Korea

Tactical Atom Weapons Ready  Senator Says *.   Capable of Stopping Any Red Offensive,.. Ecton Declaryec ~~

Says Young In On ‘Conspiracy To Get Lustron   Housing Corp. Head Testifies Before RFC Influence’ Probers

FORMER HEAD OF LUSTRON PLANT BITTERLY ASSAILS MERL YOUNG   Strandlund Charges Conspiracy Existed To Obtain Contral

Lustron Chief  Charges Young Sought To Rule   ‘Influence’ Probers Told of ‘Conspiracy’ Against Housing Firm

Drive Ahead Four Miles In Mountains   Enemy Has Large Force North of 38th Parallel

Allied ForcesIn Korea — Swing Back. To Offensive   ‘Score Four Mile Advance Into Menacing Communist Bulge and Hurl Back Three Enemy Divisions in Fighting: Above Chechon

No Consideration Given fo Attack North of 38th   Allies Control Territory South Of Han River

UN Tanks, Infantry on Offensive Communists Are Hurled Back After Big Drive  tes: Senna: Band

Chinese Flee As Yanks Drive Ahead 4 Miles   UN Force Crosses Han But Withdraws in Face of Red Fire

UN Forces Drive 4 Miles Into Bulge   Allies Have Initiative Ali Along Front From West Coast To Chechon

Push Into Heart Of Commie Bulge North of Checkon   Take Initiative All Along Korean Front

UN Forces Push Ahead Kicht Miles,   General Ridgway Confirms Report Of Red Retreat

Thrust Repels Elements of Three Red Divisions   Strong Push Gives Allies Initiative All Along Korean Front

Allies Rip Into Center Of Huge - Chinese Bulge   United Nations’ Powerful Thrust Throws Back Invaders On Central Front; Reds Still Have Tremendous Forces North Of 38th Parallel, Ridgway Warns

A MILE GAINS aMAGH HEART OF RED BULGE   Power Drive Ends Threat to Wonju; Red Losses Rise to 32,000.

Gain Four Miles In First Push   Breaks Up Threat Communists Had Posed at UN Lines

Allies Gain Four Miles In  Offensive Above Chechon   Says U.S. Can't Depend Only On Own Resources

Advancing UN Troops Sweep To South Bank Of Han River, All Along Thirty Mile Stretch To Yangponr   ALLIES HAVE BROKEN COUNTER. OFFENSIVE

Send Reds Retreating at Chechoti   ‘North Koreans ; Lose 3 Divisions, Pull Back 7 Miles

—NEW PHASE— Allies Take Offensive  Once More   RIDGWAY SEES CLEAR VICTORY

Gen. Ridgway Hails  ‘Decisive Victory’  ‘U.N. Forees Smash Into Enemy   ‘U.N. Forees Smash Into Enenry ‘Bulee.” Halt Threat To Flanks

LATTIMORE, BARNES WERE COMMUNISTS, SAYS EX-RED  q@ ¢*, yy , Fe   Soviet Intelligence Referred To Them As “Our Men” In 1930s

SE Le Te ee  Says Soviet Called Two ‘Our Men’   Former Russian General Names Lattimore and Barnes—‘Were Others   AT SENATE HEARING   Ex-Intelligence Officer Fled in 1937 After Big Red Army Purge

Says Lattimore Was Called Russia’s Aide   Ex-Soviet General Testifies: Joseph Barnes  Also Referred To As One Of ‘Our Men’ By Red Intelligence Chief - 

Lattimore Is Linked to Russ Spying         Former Soviet. General SaysHe and Josevh Barnes: Were ‘Our Men’

Testifies At Hearing On ‘IPR Status   Alexander Barmine Tells Of Supplying Arine To Far Fast

Lattimore, Barnes Once Considered Russia's Friends   Former Soviet General Testifies Before Senate Internal Security Group.

Lattimore “Our Van” Savs Soviet   kx-Red General Name: Two as Members of soviet Intelicence

Ex-Red Says Two Americans  Were ‘Qur Men’   Names Lattimore And Barnes In Senate Inquiry

Barmine Tells Of Supplying Chinese Arms   Former Red General, Now on U. S. ‘Voice’, Recounts His Part

Barmine Links 2 Americans  To Red Plans   Ex-General - Says Soviet Spy Chief Called Barnes, Lattimore ‘Our Men’

Barmine Testifies In Inquiry   Refers to Barnes And Lattimore ln Hearing by Committee

Senate Group Told Red Called Barnes Lattimore ‘Our Men   Former Russian General Testifies On Internal Security

Lattimore ‘Our Man, Russian Officer Quoted   Ex-Soviet General Testifies to Statement of Intelligence Chief

Former Russian General Heard By Committee   Joseph Barnes Is Also Mentioned In Testimony

Former Russian General In Testimony, Says Reds Called Lattimore, Barnes ‘Our Men’

Ex-Red Says Lattimore Was ‘te The e Ring’      Former General Tells Senators Of Espionage Work

USSR Ex-Aide Also Accuses Joseph Barnes   Barmine Says Red Spy Head Claimed Them As “Our Men”

Reds Termed Lattimore and Barnes ‘Ours’   Former Russian General Testifies At Senate Inquiry

FORMER SOVIET GENERAL TALKS   Says Russians Referred To Lattimore, Barnes As ‘Our Men’

Lattimore Was Commie, Says Ex-Red Cifizen   Former Russian General Points Accusing Finger

Former Russian Says Lattimore, Barnes ‘Our Men   Soviet Intelligence Named Americans Back in 1990s

BARMINE TOLD LATTIMORE ONE OF SOVIET MEN   Past Red General Gives Testimony at Subversive Inquiry

—FORMER RED TESTIFIES — Lattimore and Barnes  ‘Our Men’ To Russians

Former Russian General Asserts Soviets Referred to Both Lattimore, Barnes as Our Men’  Alexander Barmine Testifies Today. at Senate Hearing

Refers to Barnes And Lattimore as “Russia’ s Men’, :  “A Former. Russian :   were Ff STS wEe     ‘A Former:Russian Intelligence Officer Talks to Senate: » OAs ett Cameki hin’

Barmine Also Puts Fin ger On Barnes  Termed “Our  Man” By Reds, He Testifies

Lattimore and Barnes Were Communist's ‘Men’ In 1933   Former Russian General Tells He Knew Men As Reds

Senators Hear Ex-Red General   Alexander Barmine Recounts of Hearing About 2 Americans

Says Soviet Listed Two As ‘Our Men’   Former Russian General Names Lattimore And Barnes At Hearing Held In Washington

Lattimore, Barnes Involved As Reds   Former Red General Says They Were “Our Men”

Russia Called Lattimore ‘Our Man, Ex-General For USSR Tells Senators  ‘Voice’ Official Tells Investigators Of Fleeing Greece in Fear of Life

Probers Quiz Fugitive Red Army Leader   Russian Now Working For Voice Of America Tells Of His Flight

0. LATTIMORE, BARNES AGAIN NAMED REDS   Ex-Russian General Says Pair Were Known As Soviet Intelligence Aides

Lattimore Is Labeled ‘Our Man’ by Ex-Rer   Former Russian General Testifies At Senate Probe

Lattimore Called ‘Our Man’ by Reds   Ex-Russian General Tells About Intelliaence Work -

Former Soviet Officer Names 2 at Hearing  Once Called ‘Our Men’ by Soviets, He Tells Committee

Ex-General Links Pair To Soviet   Russian Testifies Lattimore, Barnes Claimed By Reds

Two Americans ‘Our Men’, Top Red Spy Told  Gen. Barmine   Former Russian Officer Implicates Lattimore, Barnes in Testimony

LT. BAKER WOUNDED SECOND TIME IN KOREA   Emmitsburg Marine, Whe Led First Helicopter Attack, Hurt Ve Ler

New Drivers’ License Law Seems Assured   Bill to Go Back To Missouri House For Another Vote

Boy Friend Who Got Gate Sought By Baltimore Police In Pistol Slaying Of Girl

Allies Halt Red Blasts Along Front   ‘U.S. Marines  Drive Northward, Take Hoengsong

Allied Offensive Runs Into Flurry Of Chinese  Resistance Along Front   ‘ON Forces Fight Stubbornly To Keep Attack Moving Forward In Face Of Sharn Counterattacks Ry Communists

Yanks Grab Hoensong;  Attack Hills   Bitter Red Counterblowws Fought Off by Allies On Central Front

Hear Evidence of Payroll Padding  Boston Leerna Mere of $4,000,000 Recket At  Bisel Awe

ays Ultimatum “Would Result in World War It   Foreign Policy Based Upon Ability To Back It Up

Bradley Warns Any Act to Enlarge War Will Threaten Peace  General Indirectly Blasts MacArthur’s Views On U. S. Policy

Warns That World War May Result   Chairman Of Joint Chiefs Of Staff Answers MacArthur

Bradley Warns Act To Enlarge Korean Fighting May Touch Off World War Three

Bradley Warns On Korean Peril.   Any. Aet ‘To Enlarge War Could Start Global Conflict. Savs He

Says Any Act To Enlarge Korean War Mieht Put U.S. Into World War Hl

Bradley Endorses President's Stand ‘On Enlarging War   Attack On China May Mean WW lil

Brush Fire On  Tidewater Lease   Hilltop Firemen Battle Blaze Tuesday

Big Four Talks Widen Schism   No World Tension Relief   Seen in Paris Parlev

One Year Added for Men Ready fo Be Released   No Explanation Given; Air Secretary Urges” Mobilization Step-Up

Enlistments Extended in Armed Forces   About 400,000 Must Serve Another Year By Truman Action

President's Announcement Catches Pentagon By Surprise; Need Yor Trained Men In Emergency “Believed Reason For Order   ONDER ISSUED UNDER NEW LAW AUTHORITY

One Year Added To Enlistments  No Reason Assigned For Service Extension

Defense Officials Give No Specific Cause for Ruling   Affects Men Due For Discharge During Next Year

Extend Enlistments Of Men Due For Discharge During One-Year Period

Enlistments Are Extended 1 Year  Over 300,000 Men Will Be Effected

Truman Adds  Year's Service   400,000 Men Under Order By President

DRIVE UNDERWAY TO CONFUSE U. $ PEQPLF-Nr ARTHUR   ‘Insidious Forces’ Spreading Propaganda to Create Fear, General Says   BLAMES RED ‘ALLIES’      Declares ‘Liberals’ Plot Course Leading to Destruction

MacArthur Sees Campaign To Create Fear and Confuse   General Declares Insidious Forces Spread False Propaganda in Address at Houston

MacArthur Says Fear Is Chief Enemy   General Tells Texans Campaign Underway To pervert the Truth

Mac Charges Lie Campaign   Only 50,000 Hear General Warn of *Pronagand2’

M’Arthur Raps ‘Truth Perversion’ States ‘Confusion’ Drive Spreading

Fear Talk Rapped By MacArthur  General Says Campaigi Under Way To Pervert The Truth

‘Propaganda’ U.S Is Weak Spreads Fear, ‘Mac’ Says  Charges Campaign

BRITISH A-EXPERTS GET NOBEL PRIZE   Pair Helped Pave Way For Atom Age In.1932

British, Yank Atom Experts Share Honors   Lagerkvist Wins Literature Prize

Tension Mounts In lran Oil Fields Today   World Watches As Internal Strife Hits Small Nation

Iran Oil Field Rioting Increases fn Intensity  New Disturbances   New Disturbances Reported Near Soviet Border

IRAN PREMIER. ASKS CONFIDENCE VOTE.   14 Killed As Red-Led Rioting Sweeps Oil Fields

TROUBLE IN IRAN  Premier Seeks Vote of Car fidence as Tension Mounts

Reds Behind  Iran Rioting   Mounting Tension Prompts Request For Confidence Vote.

LIGHTNING KILLS SOFTBALL PLAYER   Thundergtozms Result in  Property: Damage

Thunderstorms Slashes District   1 Person Killed, Damag: Is Heavy as Storms Hit Western Penna.

Yanks Fall Back To. New Defense Position Toward Port City   Hold Onto Wonju As Long As Possible To Give Main Body Of Forces : Time To Retreat

STATE ASSEMBLY PASSES BILL TO OUTLAW THE CONTINUANCE OF DRAW POKER PLAYING JOINTS

Rose oer P utnam  To “Head ESA  Former Mayor Will  Follow Johnston

Six Nations May Give  Up Armies   Schuman Expeeted To Present Plan For Luified Foree  By MICHAEL CHINIGO WN & Staff (orrecnoandent

GPs Father Still Waiting On Truman   Asks Why Son Who Was Killed Was Not Civen Ton Medal

DID CRITICISM BAR HERO’S MEDAL?  Father Awaits President’s Reply to Question

HINT POLITICS INWAR MEDALS   Hero’s Father Questions Result Of Criticism Of Administration

Father Awaits Reply by President on  Charees of Politics in Medal Awards

Cashier Held At Richfield   Embezzling Bank Funds of $10,000 Charged to Ex-Official

Senate Approves Truman Program  On RFC Shakeup  Symington, Larson  Are Considered   Wii 2a 8

Truman Wins Fight To Shake UpRF C Agency   President Likely To Act Swiftly In Naming New Boss

Truman May Revise RFC This Week   President Expected To Make Change In Agency

President Due To Act Fast On R.F.C. Change   Single Boss Action Approved By Senate; Symington In Line

Truman May Name New RFC Boss Today   To Put Single Head In Charge

Expect Truman to Change RFC   President May Place Symington in Charge

Swift Action To Shake Up RFC Looms   Truman Wins On Plat To Appoint Single Administrator

Truman Expected To Move Fast In RFC Reorganzation   Senate Approves Single Head, But Bills Still Remain to Kill Agency

TRUMAN EXPECTED  TO MOVE QUICKLY ON RFC CHANGES ~   Administration Wins Senate Nod To Place Single Boss,In Charge

Expect Quick Action on New RFC Organization   President May Name Stuart Symington to Head Lending Agency.

Senate Approves Truman Proposal For RFC Shuffle  Pracidoent Exnected   President Expected To Name New Director Soon

_—_—_—_—EO—OCOEeeEeEeEeEEEEeeEeEeEeEEeeeEeee  Coal Miners Mark Annual Holiday

Announcements   WAYLAND METHODIST CIRCUIM Pastors: Rev. Paul Textor  Prof. Lee Underhill oD BATT SAAY

WAYLAND METHODIST CIRCULT Pastors: Rev. Paul Textor Prof. Lee Underhill  TCM LrArTrR OAT

Red Atom Spy Charge Denied   Czech’s Actions Not Reported, Officials Say

INDICTMENT ON UNION FUNDS IN 1948 ELECTION   Conzrostman from Truman's Home District Named by Grand Jury.

Irving indicted For Using Labor ‘Funds in Campaign   Legislator From Truman’s Home District Charged on 24 Counts.

Grand Jury Indicts Rep. Irving  Accuse Solon   Accuse Solon Of Using Union Funds for Votes

U. 8. JURY INDIGTS CONGRESS MEMBER   Rep. Irving, from Truman’s District, Accused of Union Fund Misuse

Jury Indicts Rep. Irving   Says He Used Union Funds In ‘48 Campgian

[Acheson Defends Collective Security Principle, Denies Allies Uncooperative

SECURITY PLAN IS DEFENDED BY MR. ACHESON  Secre etary of State   Secretary of State Fights Off Charges U.S. Allies Are Korean Liability.

1,000 MEN HUNT CLEVELAND CHILE      SOMEGNE 15 HOLDING HER. SOBS MOTHER OF BLYERLY POTTS, 10.

1,000 PRESS HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL   Fear Grows for Saiety of Gleveland Child Who Vanished Friday

Through Superhuman Fight, Navajos Keey Livestock Losses Down On Stricken Lands

‘I’m Clear,’ GOP Head  Gabrielson Declares   Former RFC Director To Tell Panel Of Hydracol Loan: Syminaton May Talk

Gains of Free World Varies — Reds Believed: i Losing In South f :

RED INFLUENCE CHARGE DENIED BY SECRETARY   Acheson Defends His Policies In the Far East’

Claims Nation Couldn't Halt  Reds Influence   Department Without Communistic Tinge Secretary Contends

TWO ANTI-RED BILLS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   One Bors Teachers or Officials Linked With Subversive Groups.

UNDER NEW MILITARY AID AGREEMENT  Yugoslavia Will Get Weapons From U. S.

U. S. Signs Aid Pact with Tito of Yugoslavia  Guarantees American Arms Shipments To

U. §. Weapons Will Be Sent To Yuaoslavia.   Military Aid Agreement Is. Signed With Marshal Tito by. American Ambassador.

Moscow Views Iran Situation And  (Reminds Of Treaty With Neighbor   Foreign Diplomats Say British-lranian Disput: Packed With Dynamite; Russia Canuld Sand Trannse.

Soviet Press Adds Fuel Te Iran Dispute   Full Of Dynamite, Foreign Diplomats In Moscow Declare

‘International Blackmail'-- = U.S. DEMANDS INFORMATION ON RELEASE OF FOUR FLIERS   Fungary Prime Aims Were For Propacanda

U.S. Seeks Details on   Release of Four Airmen Wants to Know How Men Will Be  Ceondd If ©139N ANN UID... ah noeg

US. Demands An Explanation On Fliers’ ‘Ransom’  State Department Frowns On Private  Campaign for Funds

U. S. Asks Terms of ‘Ransom’   Needs Details on Exchange of Men For Money; Frowns Oa Fund Drives

U.S. Seeks Details Of Red Fines  Private Citizens Start Drives To   Private Citizens Start Drives To Raise Funds

asi OE Story:  Leg vislative Battle Looms ‘On I Pre-Colored Oleo Sale

Three Allied Divisions Open Strong Attack   Gain Up to Mile in Central Korea; Reverses Suffered by UN Forces, However, at Points in East and West.

Allied Divisions Gain Up fo Mile In Central Area   Enemy Recaptures Dominating Peak On "Heartbreak Ridge!

Allies Stab Toward Enemy Stronghold of Kumsong and Advance Up to One Mile.     FIGHTING IS HEAVY ALONG WHOLE FRONT     Communists Recapture Peak On Heartbreak Ridge— Overrun American  ’ Force in West,   Ry IOHNW RANIDOLPR.

loth Victim Dies In Plane Crash  Fess +“ Qu uestion  ime Survivors

Death Toll Is16 In Towa’s Worst. Air Crash Friday   DC-3 Destroyed Within Few Minutes Af ter Zooming Down  ; BOS a —_— ST eo

Death Toll to 16 in Plane Crash   Only Nine Survivors. Now. of Accident-

Airline Mishap Takes 16 Lives  Accident Is wont   ee eee . eee ee Se SP

TOLL REACHES 16   CAA Inspectors Checking Mid-Continent Plane  Crash in Iowa

Air Crash Toll to.16   CAA Is Investigating Air Tragedy in fowa During Snow Storm

Airliner Deaths Rise to Sixteen   Investigation Into Sioux City Disaster Now Under Wav

Ship Less Beef To Stockyards   FAVOR BIG BUSINESS, WITNESSES REPEAT

Enemy Insists On Flight Ban In Neutral Area   Size of Truce Site Still Key Barrier To Resuming Talks

Sailor Accused of Manslaughter   Drinking, Wife-Choking Wild Driving Told in Bus Crash Probe

Big Cougar Jumps Lone  Trapper, 63   Canadian Fights Cat in Cold Darkness of  Cabin, Lives

Woman Tells Of Trouble At Takeoff   Says Ill-Fated Plane Was Delayed in Leaving Miami.

Passenger Says Plane Was Faulty   Craft Held Up Five Hours  In Miami

Returned to Airport Following Takeoff, Says Woman Who Got Off at Pittsburch

laly Nears Full Break With Rec Czechoslovakia   Calls Consul Home: France Bans All Air Traffic With Czechs

Italy Recalls Consul To Bratislava, Orders Czechs Close Milan Consulate

ltaly May Break With Red Czechs   Italian Official Called Home By Government

MAN 1S INJURED IN AUTO WRECK   Leonard D. Maffett, 34 Hagerstown Being Treated Here

No Top Man Ruled Crime Syndicate Says  Ex-\. Y. Mayor   Witness Has Heated Exchange With Tobey While Testifying

Underworld Has  Kangaroo Court, O'Dwyer Declares   Mete Out Death Sentences To Violator: Of Gangland Code. Probers Told

Gambler Tells of His ‘Power’ Over Tammany   Ex-Mayor, Tobey Clash at Hearing; Dewey ‘to Testify’

Kangaroo Arrangement Is Cited by Former  Mayor; Fusses  With Tobey

Envoy to Mexico Gives Testimony On ‘Murder, Inc.  Death of Witness Closed Books on Brooklyn Case

Ex-Mayor, Tobey Clash At Hearing   Senate Group Told Of Underworld ‘Justice’ For Gane Code Violators

Court System Of Underworld Is Described   Former Mayor of New York Demands Respectful Hearing

Talked With Big Gambler At His Home   Ex-Mayor Says They Discussed Army Contracts

Former Mayor Says He Was in Army at Time Talk with Gambler   Concerned Air  Force Contracts

SENATE GROUP REVIEWS 1941 MURDER CASE   Ex-N.Y. Mayor Tells What He Knows About Underworld Activities.

Gangland’s Code Violators Given : Death Sentences  ‘Troops’ Maintained ::

O'Dwyer Tells Of Gangland’s  Private Court   Underworld ‘Took Care’ of Own Ambassador Says

TEMPERATURE   Trials Held At Night, Probe Told   Ex-Mayor Says Death Penalty Usual Sentence

Solons Hear Of Gangland Code Trials   New York’s Former Mayor William O'Dwyer Tells Of Underworld’s Court System and Executions

—HAD OWN LAWGangsters ‘Executed’ Violators  Had ‘Troops’ To Carry Out Orders

Former N. Y. Mayor Is Quizzed on Handling Of Slaying in 1941   Call Reeess After Heated Exchange   Envoy io Mexico Says Night ‘Trials’ Held For Gang Violations

Court System By Gang Head: 'Decreed Death   Former Mayor Irked By Tobey Quizzing, Recess Is Ordered —

Underworld Allied to Halt Gangland Wars   Senator Tobey Sees Discrepancy In Death Story

O'Dwyer Tells Crime Probers .  Underworld Has Its Own Court-Setun

VISITED COSTELLO   O’Dwyer Tells Senate Investigators He Was on Air Force Business

Ex-Mayor Says He Visited With Frank Costello  Ambassador Recalls Trips To Gambler's Home In 1942: Name

**Executions of Code Violators Decreed”’ © : Witness, Sen.  Tobey Clash

Former Mayor O Dwyer Appears Before Probers   Ambassador Describes Underworld’s Methods Of Dealing With Violators Of Gangland Code

OUSTELLO NOT ON LIaT OF 8, ENVOY STATES   Former Mayor’ Says His Data Came from Abe Reles,. Now Dead.

O'Dwyer Testifies Before Senators In Crime Probe  Says Underworld Has Own Courts,

(Dwyer Quizzed About Handling Of Slaying Case   Kefauver Committee Asks About Murder, Incorporated, Gang

Underworld Sets Up its Own Courts   Death Sentences Are Given to Code Violators, O'Dwyer  letoarrns. Cawnrence

Former Mayor Tells Of Gang Fyecutioners   Clashes With Member OF Crime Committee; Demands Respect

Underworld Had Court, —O Dwyer   Death Meted To Violators in Kangaroo Trial

Underworld Has Its Own Court System   ‘Troops’ Carried Out ‘Court’ Orders Usually By Death

O'Dwyer Tells of the Underworld’s "Kangaroo Court’   Verdict Always Death. Says Former Mayor of New York City.

Former Mayor Of New York In Crime Quiz  Gangland Had Own ‘Court’ System, One Order—Death

Gangland Code Is Described by Former Mayor  O’Dwver Gate AAad   O'Dwyer Gets Mad As Senate Probers Cut Short Frills

Former Mayor O'Dwyer Makes Eagerly Awaited Appearance Before Committee

—CRIME PROBE ‘Ex-Mayor Describes Syndicate   NO ONE BOSS, AE TESTIFIES

EX-MAYOR IS GIVEN ROUGH QUESTIONING   Tobey Declares . Testimony Varies  From Other Data

Mexican Envoy Has Verbal Tilt With Sen. Tobey   Says Underwork] Meted Out Death Sentences To Violators Of Code

O’Dwyer Tells Senators Underworld Has its Courts, Metes Out Death Sentences

says Its Only Verdict Death Or Exoneration   Crime Probers Given Information On ‘Combination’

News Day, Night   Sketch Of Murder, Ine., Is Told Probers After Clash With Senator Tobey   Plunge Of Witness Story Brings Row   Former Mayor Blames Prohibition For Rise Of Gangsterism

SAYS GANGS — GIVE DEATH SENTENCES   Former Mcyor Testifies of Kangaroo Courts; Clashes With Sen. Tobey at Kefauver Crime Hearina.

Talked of War Contract, Says Former Mayor   Tells Crime Probe He Visited Reputed Gana Chief in 1942

Death Tc Violaters  Of Code   O’Dwyer Tells  Probers of Own Court System of The Underworld

Courts of Death In Underworld, O'Dwyer Testifies   Describes ‘System’ At Senate Hearing; Clashes With Tobey

Soviets Seen Causing New  Reich Crisis   Observers In Moscow Expect Retaliation In West Bloc Moves

New Russian Moves Seen   Retaliation For Peace With Germany, Japan Expected

New Crisis Qver Berlin Possible,  Observers Claim   West’s Move On Germar And Japanese Questions At Issue.

Berlin May Be Scene of New Crisis   West’s Move to . End State of War Mav Anger Russia

More Tension Seen in Berlin  Moscow Observers   Moscow Observers Fear New Incidents

SENATORS SEEK SPEEDY APPROVAL OF SPENDING BILLS   Leaders Push For Passag Of $65 Billion Measures, Early Adjournment

Senators Seek. Swift Action  On Three Bills   ' Approval Sought As Solons Hope To End Session’ By Oct.20 “.

Compromise Due on Big Money Bills   Senate Leaders Open Drive For Adiournment

Senate To Act On Trio Of Top Money Bills  Service, Foreign Aid, Cateh-All Measures

Senafors Work To End Session  Big Spending Bill Must Be Approved

Man Who Killed ‘State Policeman Hunted In N. Y.   Area's Paroled Convicts Given Thorough Check, Iesuce Alarm For One

Truman Warns Of Third Wai   But Hopeful His Foreigr Policy Will Avert Such Catastrophe

Second Dark Age Seen By President Should War Start   Truman Chides Reporters. Says He’s Confident But Not ‘Cocky’

Traman Certain Program To Avert Third World War  President Not ‘Cocky,’ Only Dan fident

Avers Policies Are Backed By People Of U.S.   Denies He’s ‘Cocky As Some Writers Have Reported

Slaughter Regulations Criticized   Meat Industry Sources Reveal Early Violations

BLACK MARTS IN MEAT ARE IN EXISTENCE   Industry Leaders Say Problem Now Faces Officials.

Meat Black Markets Already Springing Up, and Industry Sources Doubt That Government Regulations Can Do Anything to Stop I

BOARD OF REGENTS FOR STATE TEACHERS COLLEGES TO MEET HERE TO INSPECT BUILDINGS

Joy Says Reds Trying To Get All Advantages   Chief UN Delegate Pledges Every  Effort For Early Armistice

UN fo Continue fo Use Weapon: for Full Peace   Will Not Jeopardize Field Force Security, Return of Prisoners

Complete Armistice  UN’s Aim   Admiral Joy Says Foe Seeks End to Battlefield Lesses

2 More Revenue Offices Checked   Chicago, Milwaukee May Be Covered In Probe of Growing Tax Scandal.

PANAMA RIOTS ~ INJURE SCORES   Followers of Arias Reported Routed

JOB-SELLING PROBE NOW IN PROGRESS   Mississippi Witness Says She Was Afraid To Talk Because Of Probable Jail Term

Job-Selling Held Vicious   Witness Afraid To Tell All  For Fear Of Going To Prison

NEW LIGHT SHED IN JOB-SELLING   WOMAN SAYS SHE FEARED DISCLOSURES MIGHT LEAD TO PRISON TERDIS.

Federal Job Bribe Witness ‘Afraid To Tell All’   Party Donations Could Buy Jobs, Pro- Truman Worker Says

Legislature Brings On Political Speculation   Nicholas Thinking Of Running for Governor in 1952

Butler Says He, Nicholas May Seek Top Posts   Rolfe and Mason City Men Eye Governor, Lt.-Governor Seats

When, Where Will Russia Provoke War Is Main Worry Of Europeans   By WES GALLAGHER

Observer Finds Red Soviet  Enigma Difficult To Solve   Ry WES GALLAGHER

 Greatest War Danger Period Is From April Through September This Year

DANGERS OF ANOTHER WAR —  No One Knows When Russia Will Strike; Western Allies Aim At Military Weaknesses

Foreign Correspondent Says Soviet Union Might Blunder Into War In European Area

Expert Says April To Sept. Greatest Time Of Danger For _Warld. War. Since.LAags

‘War Threat Is Greatest Sinee 1939  Blunder May Be Start Of Conflict

IDET LOE  Europe Has Same Nightmares As U.S. Over Russian Question

USSR More Likely to Blunder into War Than Start One Deliberately View Taken by AP Foreign Expert

West Defeat Russian Hordes, Writer Says Allies Need European Army To Make A-Bomb Use Effective

Russians May Blunder Into World War 3   April To September Is Danger Period

This Year Most Favorable for Red Aggression   Danger Is, Soviet May Blunder and Start Conflict in  fiamine Caetnce:

Uncertainty Gives West Nightmares   European Nations Unable To Figure Next Soviet Move

‘Allied Bombers Using New Radar Technique To Deal Punishing Blows Against The Reds

South Koreans Meet Furious  Red Opposition   Allied Move to Enter Seoul Fails: Planes Spot Big Red Convoys

South Koreans Meeting Heavy RedOpposition  ROK Marines Stage 2 Raids Near 38th

Chinese Resist With Small Arms From Dug Out Positions In Hills; No. Koreans In Seoul Repel U.S. Third Mivicion Patrols

Hoengsong Easy But Reds Fight North Of Town   Second And Seventh Make New Advences In Eastern Sector

RED CHINESE OFFER STIFF FIGHT IN WEST   Pursuing ‘South Units Find Entanglements Alone Main Road

OPPOSITION Is ENCOUNTERED BY SOUTH KOREANS   American Marines Push North Of Captured  Hoengsong   TWO MUSTANGS LOST TO COMMUNIST FIRE

ROKS ON FLANK RUN INTO FIERCE ENEMY’ ATTAGKS   South Koreans Use Bayonets  to Oust Foe from Vital Hill   PLANES BLAST CONVOY   Batter Heaviest Red Traffic Seen in Weeks in Nerth Korea

South Koreans On Left Flank Have Hard Fight  North Koreans in Seoul Repulse Latest Aas LL is 8. sO 88   North Koreans in Seoul Repulse Lates! Attempt by Patrols to Knife Into City; Heavv Enemv Traffic Seen.

Marines Push North on Third Day of Atfack  South-Korean. Force Runs Into  {SCRE SPCONEG SEiuER Foal UL Semen   “Drive Resumed

Marines and ROKS Advance After Taking Key Junction  South Koreans Use Bavonets To Oust Foe

BULLETIN!   PLAN ATOM  BOMB TESTS IN NEVADA   Bombing Range Near Las Vegas to Be Closely  Guarded Scene of New Atomic Weapons Tests.

Temperatures ‘   Atomic Bomhs to Be Tested At Base Near Las Vegas

OVER PRESENT COUNTY TOTAL      Expect Schools To Fight _For Bigger Share Of  Tax Funds

PICKAWAY FAVORS PROGRAM Conservancy District OKd . But Long Delay Expected   THE FLOOD CONTROL

Reds Charge Allied Troop  Terms Absurd   Broadeast Angrily Defends 7-Point Communist Plan

SUBCOMMITTEES INSTRUCTED TO FIND SOLUTION   Neutral Inspection Proposal Of Reds Under  Consideration   ALLIED DELEGATES ARE WARY OF TRAP

THROUGH FLOODS, DROUTHS Brannan Says Water Now Is Limiting Factor To Progress

KENTUCKY PLANS OHIO BRIDGE AT SHAWNEETOW   ‘IMlinois Agrees to Furnish Ap. proaches for Toll Structure.

NUGENT’S NAME AGAIN USED IN RED PROPAGANDE   FORMER CENTRALIAN RECRUITER CREDITED WITH PLEA, END WAR

More Than Half Million Dollars Embezzled in Past 22 Years   Double Set of Books Kept by the Cashier

Second Small Town Banker Under Arrest  Two Charged With   Two Charged With Taking Million Out Of Banks’ Deposits

Charged With Embezzling  Banker Accused Of Shortage of Over Half Million

Second Banker Held For Embezzlement in Pennsylvania Town   Civic Leader in Small Community Arrested; Faces Charges of Having Stolen Over Half Million Dollars

Leading Pennsylvania Banker Face: Embezzlement Charges Involving  ‘Half Million; Second Case in Month

FBI Says $550,000 Taken Banker Charged as Embezzler— Second in Month for Small City

56 Killed in Train, Gas Truck Crash  Stalled Vehicle Hit by Express

Fear 100 Dead  In Train Fire   Brazilian Express Hits Gasoline Truck

FBI Arrests Wanted Man  One Of Top 10 Taken In Denver  VAs tok. ns OD i nt es i

One Of 10 Most Wanted Men Seized By FBI In Denver While Working At Bakery

One of Top 10 Arrested by FBI   California Fugitive ,; Offered no Resistance When Taken in Denver

ARREST ONE OF ‘MOST WANTED’   Earl Young Held By Denver FBI for Los Angeles Crime

NEW METER ACTION   Resident Files Suit Against City for Lower Parking Charges

Paint Solvent Fatal to Five   Port Clinton Peach Pickers Are Victims

Survey Underway For Bridge At Brunswick The New River Structure  Would Eliminate Railroad Grade Crossing

urvey For ew Bridge  t Brunswick   State Roads Sources Confirm Reports That Surveyors Are At Work There

‘‘Leopard Skin Rug National Treasure”’  GI Sent ‘$100,000 Souvenir’ Home, Korean Consul Says

Leopard Skins Sent Home by Sergeant Worth $100,000— Korean Queens Rug Now Gl Souvenir

Souvenir Valued at $100,000  Leopard Skin Rug Sent Home By U.S. Sergeant in Korea

Rug Treasure Sent Home by Yank In Korea   A ‘Strange Souvenir,’ Says Diplomat; Value at east $100, 000

Says Admiral’s Charge That Attack Was Faked by Reds Was Insult; Ridgway Told  To Force Enemy Decision on Peace or War

Admiral Joy Twisted Truth, Enemy Charges   Sharp Words of Foe in Unofficial Answer Ups Crisis Tension

Joy Attacked by Communists  Over ‘Bombing’   U.N. Command Standing Firm, Ready to Fight

General Calls For Decisive Move To End It  Says His Dismissal “Jeopardized’ U. S. Security

General Seeking Decisive Action   Truman Backers Fight To Confine Korea War, Prevent World Conflict

; "Old Soldier’ Fights. To End Yearly Toll 01 Million Casualties

Yesterday, Plea Was for Early Winning of War   U.S. Should Attack China Directly, even Alone—MacArthur

‘CAROLING PARTY PLANNED ‘BY HOME EC. CHORUS; TO VISIT NURSING HOMES

Tait Blasts Traman For Troop Stand   Calls lk Straight Demand For Simple Dictatorship’

Taft Says Truman Makes Dictatorship Demands in Sending Troops to Europe

Taft Charges Dictator Try   ‘Biank Check’ on Sending Army Abroad Bitterly Attacked in Congress

Boy Gives Up Vacation To Undergo Surgery That May Permit Him To Become Big Leaguer

Winds Account For One Death   Two Known Hurt as Storms Lash West Virginia

Fights Officers For Time, Dies  . Medical Student's Action ' Resisting Rescuers Puzx:  fear

Trapped Motorist Battles Rescuers  Student Collapses And Dies in Fight

PUSH COUNTY VETS’ AGENCY   To Be Presented Again To Supervisors On Monday

lowa Taverns  Pay U.S. Fees  Liquor Stamps Sold  —_ ~~ meee weal

More Rains Feed Floods in Kansas   The Big and Little Arkansas Are on Rampage; Scattered Showers to Continie

Many Rivers On Rampage   Worst Flood on Big And Little Arkansas; Crest Nears Wichita

Heavy Floods Along Little, Big Arkansas   Grim Situation Could Become More Serious  With Additional Rains

HOWSE BLASTS CUT   Colonel Says . Proposed Flood Relief Program Forgets Little Man

Vishinsky Protests U.S. Underground, Plans Blast In UN   Envoys See Soviet Move To Draw Attention  From Arma Row

U.S. Arming Red Traitors, Russ Protests   Vishinsky Sets Up Dit About ‘Aggression’ To Foe Issues

Soviet Charges U.S. Arming Red Traitors   Vishinsky Claims Such Acts Constitute Outright Aggression

Russ Accuses U.S. of Arming Red Traitors   Americans Calm Over Security Act Protest In General Assembly

Br dss, ers Bare re Notice That » Russians Will Attack 1951 Mutual Security Act Of  ~ US, In Assembly

Red Traitors U. §.-Armed, Is Russian Charge   Vishinsky’s Blast Thought Trick To Fog Disarmament

CICERO CHIEF, 5 OTHERS INDICTED OVER RACE RIOT   Grand jury “ets” in, Case of Negro Denied Apartmont.

Cicero Police Chief, 5 Others Indicted by Jury   Charges Growing Out of Race Riots Are Prepared fer Court

Seven Indicted  In Race Rioting At Cicero, Ill.   Village President, Other Off cials, Named By Jury

Race Riot Brings Six Indictments  Cicero Official, 5B Others Chorced

INDICT SEVEN OFFICIALS FOR CICERO RIOTS   Charge Village President, Others, Conspired Against Negro’s Rights.

Cicero Chief, Five Others Face Trial  Indictments Voted In Race Riot Case

‘Seven Indicted by Federal Grand Jury As Result of Race Riot in Cicero, Ill.

Officials, Police  Indicted at Cicero  U.S. Jury Charges Seven in Riot Case

Allied Fliers Get Orders To Close Road  Neutralized Road ‘— Pulverized  ale 3 Bl.

Member Of New French Cabinet Is Slain By Wife   Pierre Chevallier Had Wanted Divorce

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   French Official Slain. by Wife After He, Asked: Her for Divorce

French Politican Killed by Wife . After He Tells Her About Divorce

Wite Kills Statesman In France.  Chevallier War He   Chevallier, War Hero. Was Named To New Pleven Cabinet Sat.

Many from British Regiment Prisoner:   N. Kereon Tella Newser Hundrads from Gloucester: thire Outfit Are POWs

Red Cross Holds Monthly Meeting   Fund Campaign and Blood Program Are Discussed.

Top Honor to  Boise Major   Congressional Medal Is Presented Reginald Myers Today

Army May Send Guard Units in Japan 'T'o Korea to Speed Rotation Program

National Guard May Aid Army Rotation Plans   Plan To Send Out Two’ Divisions Studied As Program Is Stepped Up

Army May Send National Guard To Korea   Two Divisions In . Japan May Go To Battlefront

Two Guard Units May Go From Japan to Korea  Move May Be 1 Methoc   Move May Be 1 Metho Of Accelerating Troop Rotation Plan

Burroughs Case To Get Hearing   ‘William Tell’ Act Probed In Shooting

Bullet Kills Wife; Husband Denies He Was Just Playing William Tell

The Weather   Fire Kills 44 Trapped at Tijuana Party   Christmas Tree Blaze Sweeps Hall During Celebration for Needy

42 Die As Fire Hits Mexican  YuleParty —   Christmas Tree: Knocked Over And Ilenites

Gay Yule Party Ends.in Tragedy  42 Burn: to. Death In_ Mexican Blaze

AD Die As Fire Destroys Tijuana Auditorium durina Children’s Party

AN IMPRESSIVE TRIP   Swarthout Tells Kiwanians of Cam panile Bell Inspection

Draft Board Out of Men  Not Enough Left for  Pra. ndictian Munse

Western Experts ‘Tag Charges As  Dissension Seeds  European Observers Are Divided  On Import: U.S. Not Impressed

West Studies Stalin Warning   Britain Still Holds Soviet Armed to Teeth

Great Britain Says Russia Is Armed To Teeth   Anewere Saviet   Answers Soviet Charge U.S. And Britain Aggressors

DODGES Quiz ON DIPLOMATS   No Evidence Secret Docu ments Missing, Says Morrison

Has No Report On Polities of  Missing Pair   Sec. Morrison Ignores Commons’ Questions on MacLean and Burgess

No Documents Taken  Morrison Dodges Queries On Two Missing Diplomats

Morrison Mum On Red Ties of AWOL Diplomat   Search for Pair Spreads to Greece Sex Charae Aired

Missing Men Stir Queries In Parliament   Morrison Dodges as Members Ask About Diplomats Who Seem To Have Vanished

Britons Clamot for Details on Vanished Pair   Morrison Fends Off Query if Diplomats Had Any Red Links

Morrison Sidesteps Questions On Polifical Views Of ‘Lost’ Diplomats   Asked To Probe Report Of Sexual Perversion In British Foreign Office

Cabinet Member Parries Queries On Missing Pair   British Foreign Secretary Sidesieps Questioning On Vanished Diplomats

Brifons Are Aroused Over Lost Diplomats   Question Morals Of Some People In Foreign Office

Two Britons Still Missing   No New Clues As To Whereabouts of Pair Disclosed at Hearing

Morrison Queried on Unusual Case  Foreign Secretary  Faces Commons on Ty. eat. Use nccln

British Foreign Offic Probe on Perversion Charges Demanded  Morrison Dodges Querie On Political Views of

Briton Sidesteps ePoliticalQuestion On ‘2 Diplomats   Morrison Evades Issue of Communist Connections of Men

Allied Strategists Search For New Hint: At Reds’ Intentions  Surprise Delay In Peace Talks Brings Official Suspicion

Central Korea Road Hub Falls lo U. S. Troops  Patrols Cross River — m fF  in, Qs

OTHER HEIGHTS FALL 10 U. $. FORCES   Aerial, Artillery Pounding Smashes Red Resistance   PATROLS   Cross Han River And Poke At Defenses Of Seoul; Red Losses Heavy

RED OPPOSITION FADES IN FACE OF HEAVY FIRE   Disguised North Koreans Try To Ambush Americans At Amidong

Armored Marine Force Captures Hoengsong  Red Resistance   Red Resistance Weakens Under Air Artillery Attacks

Central Front Highway Hub Found Deserted   U. S. Patrols Slip Across Han River

Hoengsong Falls ToMarines--Reds In Hills Routed   Commie Potential For Attack Not Yet Broken, Says Mac

Marines Take Highway Hub Of Hoengsong   Leathernecks Smash Chinese Resistance On Hills Near City

UN TROOPS ARE ADVANCING ON CENTRAL FRONT   American Marines Capture Hoengsong; Red Resistance Stiff

Tank-Led Marines Take Highway Hub  Chinese Communist Resistance   Chinese Communist Resistance Fades under Steady Pounding

U.S. Marines Take  Town of Hoengsong   Tank-Led Forces Occupy Important Mountain Point on Central Front in Korea Today as Communist Resistance Weakens.   TWO HILLS ALSO SEIZED

Smash Red Resistance  N. Of City   Hoengsong is in Middle of 60-Mile Front; Red Resistance Fades Under Steady Aerial and Artillery Pounding

‘Marines Smash Red Resistance: ‘Hold Hoengsong   American Patrols Cross Jian In Rubber Beats; Poke At Seoul Defenses

Reds Walk Out Of Stronghold  Advances Made All Alona Central Front

KEY CITY I8 TAKEN AFTER STIFF BATTLE   Red Resistance Fades In Face Of Heavy Air, Artillery Fire

Marines Capture Hoengsonc  As Enemy Resistance Fades  U. S. Patrols Cross Han in Rubber Boats To Probe Through Outer Defenses of Seoul

—SMASH REDS-— Resistance  Of Chinese Weakening  Patrols Probe  Seoul Defenses

Senator Says Known: Aone Spy Shielded   Hickenlooper Charges A ‘Higher Authority’ Prevented Prosecution

Indians Land Sam Chapman  Trade Klein, Clark To Philadelphia A’s

HUNT UNDER WAY FOR STOLEN BAB}   2,00 COMB MICHIGAN CITY, IND.—¥BI ASKED ‘TO LOCATE NURSE.

Intensify Search For Missing Baby  Police Plan To Use Lie Detector Tecte

Ike Appealing For Agreement On Army Budget   Hoping To Break Deadlock Over Fissncinae Plans

Cop-Killer Ready To Plead Guilty   Man Arrasted Near Baltimore Says His Life About Over

‘Secret Twins Dead Unwed Mother, Washington Goverment Girl. Held

Temperatures Dip to Lowest of Season In Most of Country—lIce Adds to Suffering

Solons Return lo Work Of Making Laws   New Taxes Seen Only Way To Avoid Deficit Spending

NEW SERIES OF AMERICAN LIGHT TANKS DUE TO START ROLLING OFF ASSEMBLY LIN

Johnston Wants New Kit of Anti Inflation Power   Cont#ol Over Black Market Ranks High in Chief's Program

Changes in Provisions on Prices Sought  Tahnstan Desires<   Johnston Desires More Power on Anti-Inflation

Johnston Wants Changes In Control Laws  Price Provisions Need Amending Says Director

ECONOMIC CHIEF ASKS FOR MORE PRICING POWERS   Johnston Proposes Additional Regulations In War On Inflation —Changes In Law  Asked. 

Johnston Confers with Truman On New Stabilization Program   Rumored He Is Proposing New Wage Board Setur

Johnston Seeks Number of New Anti-Inflation Powers as He Confers With Truman Today

Johnston Seeks Several Changes In Price Control   Federal Subsidies Sought To Absorb Increase Costs

Power Asked By Johnston For Sterner  Control Law  Economic Stabilizer a. re ey _®   Economic Stabilizer Answers President's  Call To Florida Site

More Powers Claimed Sought By ESA Leader   Changes In Price Rules Reported Asked By Johnston

Johnston For New Powers   Stabilizer Wants Price and Black Market  Controls

Johnston Wants Sizeable Group (f New Powers   Demands Include Changes In Price Control Provisions

New Powers Wanted By Johnson   Plans For Several Changes in Pricing Provisions of Act Expected in Message

Johnston Asks New Powers for Fight Against Inflation   Economic Chief In Key West to Talk to Truman

Johnston Wants New Powers To Fight Inflation   Boe mntoc Pane Faller   Eronomic Czar Talks With Trumen On Wag Control Board Dispute

Johnston Seeks  Sizable Kit OF  New Authorities ESA Chief ts-(n  ~ South Conferring “With Pracidaat:

Labor Attacks Wilson      Confers with President ar OES REP eSIGent  Johnston in Key West To Ask ‘New Anti-Inflation Powers

New Powers Sought By ESA Chief   Johnston Believed Seeking Greater Economic Control

Gromyko Lashes at Big 3 Allies   Accuses Churchill of Advocating War

15 2d String Red Leaders Back in Jai   Judge Ryan Revokes Bails Totaling $176,500; Rh... Thentnd

Judge Cancels Bail Posted By Civil Rights Congress, Sends 15 Reds Back To Jail

Bonds Canceled 15 Communists Return fo Jail   Judge Rules Leftist Congress Can’t Do Business With Him

Second-String Reds Go Back to Jail as Judge Revokes Bail   Court Says Civil Rights Group No Longer Can Act as Bondsman

Placed Behind Bars After Court Rejects CRC Bonds   - LIMIT UNCHANGED   Judge Says Defendants Not Responsible for Eight Evading Arrest

Seventh, Second Lead ‘Cautious’ Push Northward   Reds Fighting Only Rearguard Actions, But Prepare for a Stand

Doughboys Knife Ahead  In Offensive   Seventh Division Is Identified For First Time Since Withdrawal From Changjin Sector

Chinese Fight Only Rear Guard Action As They Continue Genera] Withdrawal

7th Div. Gains On Right Flank Of Central Fron’  Reds Fight Rearaverd   Reds Fight Rearguard Actions Only; Planes Hit Fleeing Columns

Makes Vital Gain  74h Division Unit In Korean  rive      Miles Above Hanguim:  Doughhoys Reackq Point 6 Reds Said Withdrawing

[st Mention 03 7th Division In 2 Months   1,861 Casualties For Reds Sunday, Allies Keep Going

—KRORLA—  Red Retreat Is Declared  Virtual Rout _ Advance Of Tenth   Corps Is Cautious

Yanks Continue Steady Drive Ahead in Korea   7th U S. Division Back in Fighting, Despatches Reveal

RAIN, MUD SLOW YANK OFFENSIVE   Estimate 14,000 North Koreans Escape “Operation Killer’ Pincers, 1,860 Killed, Wounded.   RED PULLBACK IS “A VIRTUAL ROUT”   U. S. Seventh Division, Which Escaped From Hungnam = Beachhead, Paces 10th Corps Drive.

Advance Is on Right Flank of 8th’s Offensive  First Activity of  Ct ae a “Sn iene

'U.N. Patrols Pushing Ahead ‘As Chinese Die by Thousands   Seventh Division Meets Rifle and.Mortar Fire But Communists Withdrawing Rapidly As Planes Keep Up Deadly Strafing Blows.

Seventh Division Mentioned Again  First News Reports Since Crack Outfit Withdrew From Changjin  SPEARHEAD NEW DRIVE  Second Division on Other Flank in Central Korea   Second Division on Other Flank in Central Korea  Offensive

Reds Fight Only Rearguard Actions; 2nd and 7th Divisions Spearhead U.N. Attack.   ENTRENCHMENTS SHOW ENEMY PLANS STAND

7th Divison. Advances On Rieht Flank   Retreating Reds. Are Fighting Only Rearguard Action; Suffer Big Losses

Enemy Loses 1861 Killed Or Wounded In Withdrawal   Pullback from Threatened UN Trap Is Ha..ed  By Commander

Still Take Big  Losses roe! Yank Forces   Some People Meet Up With Rifle Fire And Anti - Tank Artillery

7th Division Back; Lead New Attack  Retreating Reds   Retreating Reds Lose Men Fighting Reargard Action

2 Divisions Pace Allied  Center Drive   Patrols Meeting Rif le, Anti-Tank Fire as Bulk of Reds Flee

First News Reports Since Crack Outfit Withdrew From Changjin   SPEARHEAD NEW DRIVE   art te eee eee.  Second Division on Other Flank in Central Korea  Offensive

Communists Pull Back   U. $. Forces Advance Couticusly After Reds Hurry To Escape Big Trap

‘Operation Killer’ Advances   Pincers Closing in On Communists Near Pyongchang

Gls Knife Ahead Toward Pangnim in Central Korea   Reds Withdraw After Trading Shots; First Time Unit Mentioned

Enemy Flees To Slip Trap Set By Allies   ‘Virtual Rout” Almond Saves; Red Buildup Seen for Mountain Stand

U.S. 7th Returns To Front Line   Knifes Ahead 6 Miles Trying To Catch Reds

U.S. 7th Division Drives 6 Miles North Pangnim   Almond Savs Red Pullback Has Reached Proportions @f Rout; Enemy Defense Of Seoul Indieated

Yank Seventh Division Back in Front Line   Gen. Almond Terms Enemy Withdrawal ‘a Virtual Rout’

~th Division Leads Drive   Planes And Infantry Smash Hard As Mud Bogs Ground Force

Famed Unit In Action on Central Front   Enemy Troops Pull Back After  EFeeranina Tran :

Doughboys of 7th Division Are Knifing Ahead Acainst Light Resistance in Central Korea.

Allies Continue To Pound Red Troops In Korea   American Planes Rockéted Enemy Concentrations

U.S. Seventh Division in Pursuit Reds   Air Observers Reporting Red Withdrawals North Of Pangnim; Muddy Hills Slow Advance of Alfies

Seventh Division Doughboys Drive To Point 6 Miles North of Pangnim   Retreating Reds Are Fighting Only Rearguard Actions

Red Resistance Light as Allies Push Offensive   First Time Since Hungnom that 7th Has Seen Action

EDD FLEE Aa Th OWOlON DRIVES NORTE   First Time Unit Identified in Combat Zone Since !t Left Hungnam.

Forward on Operation  Red Killer   Retreating Reds Fighting Only Rearguard Actions As Losses Continue   LAND NEAR WONSAN   US Agrees With Britain For Consultation Before  Crossing 38th Parallel

2U.S. DIVISIONS DRIVE A WEDGE INTO MOUNTAINS   14,000 REDS ESCAPE TRAP WHEN ALLIES BOG DOWN IN MUD

Crack Divisions Punch Forward   Second and Seventh in Spearhead Cautious Kerean Advance

14.000 Reds Flee  Giant UN Pincers   Enemy in “Rout” bu Escaping a= Allies Mire Down in Mud

Reds Fall Back As 7th Division Knifes Ahead   Offensive Continues But Reds Preparing  To Make Stand Ja Hills  \

‘Today's Action Is First Time Seventh Identiified In Combat Since December—Reds Fade As ' Allies Continue Cautious Advance

Mud Still Handicaps U.N. Army   Seventh Division Identified as One Unit in New Attack

CHINESE PUSHED BACK ON KOREAN CENTRAL FRONT   Two American Divi. sions Continue Ad. vance—E,nemy  Withdraws In Effort To Escape Trap.

Reds in Retreat But May Stand at New Defense Line   2 Yank Divisions Spearhead Drive On Central Front

U.S. Divisions Spearheading Corps Advance   7th Back in Action.as ‘OperationKillé# Gains in Momentum

Allies Moving Forward With Caution And Chineze Pull Back To New Defense Line; Anvvarently Preparing To Make Stand.

Foe Routed In Center,  Almond Says   Communisis Appear Planning Stand In Mountainous Area

7th Division Knifes Ahead  Near Pangnim   Reds Withdraw As Patrols Meet Little  Korean Opposition

Seventh Division Identified as Again in Combat  Gen. Almond: North Korean Retreat Is Virtual Rout 

Crack Unit Helps Avenge  Hungnam Rout   Yank Forces Chase Withdrawing Foes With Pounding Fire

Allies Move Forward Along Central Front   SEVENTH DIVISION ADVANCES NORTH OF PANGNIM, REDS PULL BACK

Reds Flee To Escape. Allied Trap   Heaviest Traffic  In Weeks Spotted  Moving Southward Bs ATEN CLEMENTS

Allied Offensive in Central Korea Moves Ahead   Crack Seventh Division Is Reported To Be Leading Drive on Right Flank.

Yanks Knife Forward on  Right Flank   Seventh Division Bobs Up in Combat; Foe Escapes Trap.

Virtual Rout of Foe Claimed by General Almond   U. S. Second, Seventh Divisions Spearheading Cautious Advance Through Central Korea

DOCTOR CHARGED FOLLOWING DEATH OF HIS PATIENT   Muskogee Woman Suceumhed In Hospital Hours After Treatment in Office of Specialist.   FATALITY CAME AFTER INJECTION OF A DRUG   Prominent Practitioner Ae eused of Being Intoxicated While Administering Medicine.

Doctor Accused Of Drunkenly Administering Drugs That Led To Death Of Texas Woman

Cold Weather Creeping West  East and South Get wm ._..* _ g wile? .g

For Horse Belting  Judge Sherbow Says Penalty Should Be Warn «et ee Pognie

(HORSE BETTOR FINED $2,500 BY SHERBOW   Raltimore Parking Let Operater Convicted Of Playing Threuth  ‘Reatin

 zd 7  Business Profits  Run Third Higher Corporations Had   Big Year i in 1950,  who. re... lg

First Reports Show Prdfits One Third Higher In 1950;  Reflect Sales Volume Boost

Clark F amily, Driven From Cicero,  Will Make Home in Norwalk, Conn.

Workers Try to Force WSB Action on New Wage Agreement, Union Says

Students Subject ToDratt. May Enlist, Hershey Says.   Boards May Cancel Induction Orders When Application Is Made Before End Of School Term

Students To Get Time If They Enlist   30-Day Delay To Be Tacked Onto End Of Present School Year

NEW ORDER ISSUED ON STUDENT DRAFT   Local Boards Informed They May Cancel Induction For College And High School Youths Intending To Enlist

Students May ‘Cancel’ Draft  Boards May Accept Notice Of Entisiment

No Inductions of Students Who Pian fo Enlist   Orders To Be Cancelled According to New Ruling By Selective Service.

Draft Boards May Cancel Student Call   To Include Only Those Who Agree To Enlist Later

RULE STUDENTS CAN ENLIST 10 BEAT DRAFT   Board May Cancel Induction Order on Student's Writ ten Application, —

‘SATISFACTORY REPLY’ DEMANDED BY RED SPOKESMAN ON CHARGES ALLIED PLANE BOMBED KAESONG

Confusion Caused By  Broadeast   Allies Say Raid  Claim ‘Frameup’

Ridgway Denies UN Planes Attack Armistice City   Enemy Charge Called Amateurish Frameup; Breakotf Of Negotiations Applies Only To Session Tonight, Chinese Delegates Reveal

Second Red Broadcast Says Both Full Parley, Subcommittee Talks Otf

Ridgway Says Truce City Not Bombed By UN   General Informed ‘All Talks’ Are Off ‘After August 23’

100,000 Fresh Chinese Troops Moving South    Allied Infanteymen Move Forward Mile In Blinding Snowstorn

Chinese Moving 100; 000 Men Into Position, According to MacArthur

U. S. Infantry Pushes Ahead In Snowstorm   Hit Troops Screening Red Buildup for Malar Offanciva

New Buildup By Enemy Is Being Formed   Fighter Planes Are Grounded By $-Inch Snowfall

MacArthur Reports Nine To Twelve Red Divisions Are Moving Into Position

Reds on Move for Assault   Ridgway Says His Troops Can Turn Back Any Enemy Counteroffensive

Reds Mass for New Drive; Gls Gain  Snow Storm Slows Action  Along Central Front

Yanks Advance ‘More Than Mile In Snow Storm   Nine to [2 Fresh Enemy Divisions Moving Into Position

Americans Smash One Mile Into Screen In Blinding Snowstorm   Gen. Ridgway Readies 140-Mile Allied Line To Meet And Turn Back Ponderous Attack.

IM HOPCA-~  Reds Build Up For Big Offensive  12 Fresh Enemy Divisions From   12 Fresh Enemy Divisions From Red China Move Ut

Fresh Chinese Armies in Line For Onslaught   ‘We Can Turn It Back, Ridgway Declares as Yanks Advance

Yanks Gain Mile ‘On Central Front   Chinese Reds Bring Up 100,000 Men Of 3rd Field Army; Offensive Indicated

U, S. Forces Hit Chinese Screen' ing Fer An Alt Out Counter  Attack; Eight Inch Snowfall Slows Action   YANKS FIND HUNDREDS OF NORTH KOREAN DEAD

NEW CHINESE TAOOPS MOVE     INTO POSITION   Yanks Drive Two Miles Ir Snowstorm Against Red Screen.

MacArthur Reports Nine to 12 Fresh Enemy Divisions, Long Missing 3rd Field Army, Are Moving Into Position Behind Central Front

‘We Can Turn Them Back’: Gen. Ridgway   2nd Division Yanks Advance Mite in Blinding Snowstorm

Chinese Reds Build Up for New Offensive  Move Long-Missing — Third Army Behind Central Front

Storm Aids Red AffackPreparation   Snow Screening Activities of Chinese Forces

Attack Expected . As 250,000 Reds Line War Front  Gen. Ridgway Says G. I.’ Are @ Re eady for New  apne Tintern

U.S. Infantry Advances Mile  In Snowstorm 100,000 Fresh      100,000 Fresh Chinese Move up For New Attack

FATHER OF JUDGE DIES   MuClellan Mellott Had Lived on Farm near Edwardsville

Secretary Claims West Will Double Defensive Forces  Committee Told — Of Prospects for Arming Speed

AMERICAN TROOPS NOW IN GERMANY NEED ASSISTANCE   BRADLEY TESTIFIES FOUR MORE DIVISIONS NEEDED FOR SAFETY

Added Power Will Protect Europe Yanks   Joint Chiefs’ Leader Says Danger to Two Divisions Reduced

US. Troops For Europe Called Urgent Need   Bardley States Case In Hearing Betore Senate Committees

Bradley Backs Plan Pickets Ring To Add 4 Divisions Hospital Here  For European Force In Tie-Up Try

100,000 Troops To Europe Given Support by Bradley  - States Added Strength   . States Added Strength Would Improve Safety Of Those Now There

Penn‘a VFW Asks State Department To Take Strong Steps for Oatis Release

INuns and Nurses Lead 260 To Safety in Hospital Fire   Five-Alarm Blaze in St. Paul's Hospital at Dallas, Tex., Early Today

Nurses and Nuns Carry Out Rescue   No One Injured in Dallas Blaze; 25 Infants Are Taken to Safety.

Directed By Nuns, Nurses ....  260 Patients Saved From Dallas Fire

Heroie Nurses, Nuns Save 260 In Hospital Fire   Patients, New-Born Babes Saved by Miracle in Texas Blaze

Nuns, Nurses Save 260 In  Hocnital Fire   Fire.Sweeps Through Roof oi Dallas Hospital Early Today But All Patients Saved

KOREAN WAR COSTING U.S. “GIGANTIC SUT   Estimate of Far East Drain on Nation’s Treasury Made by Top Military Expert.

Aid Program Stirs Protest In Senate   Marshal! Questioned On Military Outlays Involved'In Measure

Foreign Aid Program Draws Fire  Con AAarchall   Sec. Marshall Called Before Senate Committee

Kaesong Deadloek Unbroken   Adm. Joy Accuses Enemy Of Playing Politics In Stand  On Demarkation Line

Velegates Meet Again, No Report On Progress   Reds Appear Slightly More Conciliatory On Buffer Tecne

Truce Teams Resume Talks InKaesong   Nam II Accuses UN ‘Deliberately Covers Up Absurd, Wild Proposal’ On Zone

Enemy Truce Team Charts Butter Ideas  Negotiators Meet Hour, 20 Minutes

Meet in Shadow Of Hard Words Traded Friday  UN Proposals Wild, Absurd,  C.... fan hla

UN Voices Hope For _ Future Talk   Communique Says Common Ground For Discussions Found

Attitude Of Communists Favorable   Reds Place Peace Demands Qn Paper

Allied, Communist Truce Teams Meet For One Hour And 40 Minutes, Slate Another Armistice Session For 11 A. M. Monday

Harsh Words Are Traded By Leaders On Saturday  , Reds Accuse Allies   Reds Accuse Allies Of Absurd Proposal As Joy Attacks Nam

Truce Teams Clash In Harsh Words at Saturday's Session      Sunday’s Meeting Turns Out Unproductive in Any Progress Toward Untangling Situation

Cease Fire Teams Meet and Agree To Meet Aaain >   No Other Report Made of Sunday Session; —  Adm. Joy Tells Nam Reds Have No: intentior Of Necotiating Truce at Saturday Session

U.N. and Red Teams Discuss  Bufter Zone   Each Side Searches for Soft Spot in Demands: Two Proposals Charted

Joy Asserts. Reds Try To. Play Polities   Buffer Zone Remains* " Block; Reds? Leader. .Leaves Parley In- Huff

Delegates Hurl Harsh  Comments   Allied, Communist Truce Teams Plan To Meet Again Monday Morning

Joy Blasts Chief Red Delegate   UN Envoy Claims _Nam Il, Aide Plaving Polities

100-MINUTE TALK: FAILS T0:-BREAK BUFFER DEADLOCK   New Meeting. Scheduled Today After UN, Reds --: Discuss ‘Impasse © :°.:   RESULTS UNDISCLOSED:   Delegates’ Silent ' After Leaving: Parley * on. ~ Stormy Issue *

Communists Finally Produce Map at Kaesong   UN Command Studies Document Preparatory to Another Meeting Today; Peiping Radio Retains Stiff Attitude.

Enemy Accused Of Trying To Dictate Price   Red Delegate Leaves See sion In Huff After Hearing Blistering Attack; Planes Continue Raids

Reds Indicate Present Battle Lines on Map.   Enemy Delegation Appears Concilatory At Latest Session

Trend Of Parley On Buffer Fight Is Not Revealed  Harsh Exchange A pparentl Not To Stop Peace Moves

Each Side Looks For Soft Spot   The Communists Appear Ready To Give Ground On Buffer Zone

Nam II Hits Buffer Zone Plan Of UN   Delegates Adjourn Talks Until Monday After Stormy Meet

Avert Timber Truckers Strike  Await Developments At Washington, D. C.

HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO REALIGN STATE DISTRICTS   Republicans Lose Fight Against Legislatin and Threaten to Force Vote On Issue.   REFERENDUM PETITIONS REPORTED PRINTED   Candidates For Congfess t  Run at Large if G. O. P. Plan Is Carried Out — Measure Goes to Smith.

L. Gavin Opposes Oil Cut   Depletion Allowance Reduction Fought By Local Man

His Crusade Ends  Krause Goes Free, At Last   FROM THE PENITENTIARY

Leaves Prison After Serving 20 Years   Many Insist Kruase Did Not Commit Canton Crime

FREE MAN AFTER 20 YEARS Long Fight In Behalf Of  Canton Man Successful

Mother Claimed By Rare Malady  Battle Creek Firemen Race With Death

Flames Sweep Nursing Home Killing Three   Twenty Other Resicents o1 Home Injured When Fire Races Through Two-Story Building,

53 Survivors Suffer Shock In Tragedy   Nursing Home In Maryland Swept By Noontime Fire

Flames Sween Thru Wooden Convalescent Home On Outskirts Nation’s Capitol This Morning   SCORES INJURED AS COLESVILLE HOME BURNS

Stora Whips Tampico, Many Left Homeless          Dead Now Near 150 Tota  Hundreds of Houses Blown Down

Hurricane Gales Reach Into Texas   Center of Killer Storm Hits Mexico Coast: Death Toll Reaches 148

Full-Fledged Roads Program Need Of State, McKeldin Says   PROMPT ACTION PLEDGED BY GOVERNOR; PLAN NO OFF-HAND OR “GRAVY” CONSTRUCTION

Frederick Bypass Is  Mentioned   Governor Indicates It Would Follow New Route 40 From Ridsceville To City

WALKER’S SONS NAMED HEIRS TO $200,000 ESTATE  pokey  peers nm «+2

Air Line Case Hearing Opens  CAB to Decide Who Will Operate Routes

PLAN 4 BEACH EROSION BILLS   Solon Group Proposes Aid To Great Lakes Areas Hit By Damage

Allen, Ada Men in 45th Division Hurt   Among Fourteen Thunderbirds Injured When Truck Turns Over in Ditch; AH From iq. Co., Ist Battalion, 180th Inf.

Father Kills Two Children   Suicide Note Explains Tenant Disliked ‘Kids’

Reds eds Expec ‘xpected To Capitalize On India Stand   Officials Predict ‘Petty Arguments Will Be Used By Gromyko

India’s Complaints Against Treaty May Help Russian Cause  New Tension Builds Up As Date For Signin: Historic Pact Nears

lndian Attitude Furnishes Gromyko Ammunition For Jap Treaty Talks

Department of Justice Investigates Rimker Hill Schoo! of Aeronautics

New Mobilization Order Scheduled   Labor Is Near Agreement On New Wage Board

Industry Balks At WBS Labor Dispute Power  Johnston Mediator le Adavan Va Satbla   Johnston Mediator In Move To Settle Long-Standing Feud

Labor Council Agreeable to WSB Proposal  18-Member Banrd   18-Member Board May Heal Breach In Mobilization

Labor Leaders Near Terms On Mobilization   Board Would Decide Disputes Arising From Its Decisions

Reportedly Say ‘No” To Johnston Compromise Proposal On Board   Say Labor Leaders Had O. K.’d Setup   Wanufacturer,Commerce Group Representatives Meet With Stabilizer

Labor Reported In Agreement On New Wage Board   Establishment Could Heal Mobiliza tion Breach.

Kew Deadlock On Agreement With Labor   Industry Refuses To An Extension Of Board Powers

"Labor Leaders Agree Upon Nev Control Plan   Organization  Of Wage Board le Sattled >

Revised Lineup In Stabilization Board Proposed  Mobilization Effort Needs Union Aid

Management Says No to  Compromise   Johnston's Plan to Woo Labor Back With New Wage Board Is Turned Down by NAM

‘Labor Leaders Agree Upon New Control Plan  ». prsonieation Of pt Nove Board

TELL JOHNSTON NO   Report Has Management Against Reshaping of Stabilization se

Labor O.K. Reported On Wage Board   Compromise Plan May Heal Breach In Mohilization Front

Report Labor Agrees to New Plan for WSB   Truman Is Preparing New Basic Mobilization Bill for April 1

Industry Balks Ai Wage Board Canpromlee Plan   Business Leaders Frown on Program Labor Is Reported To View Favorably

Stabilization Is stymied Again   Management Reported Against Johnston's Compremise Pian

Management Said Against New Wage Board Proposal   Truman Directs Two Separate Moves To Bring Labor Back Into Program

Wa oe Board Plan Blocked   Emplovers Quoted Saying No on Compromise Offer

Management Declares “No” To Johnston   Labor Is Reported As Regarding Plan For WSB Favorably

Business Balks At New Wage Board Proposal   Formal Rejection of Plan to End Dispute Expected Late Today

Labor Reporte Agreed on Nev WSB Setup  Proposal If Accepted By Industry, Would Mend Breack ©

Labor Reported Agreed On New Economic Board   New Basic Bill On Mobilization Seen For Future

Wage Board Wins Labor Bloc Favor, Reports Say  Basic Mobilization Bill: Is: Expected  In Congress Soon

Labor Leaders Seen Agreeing  To WSB Plan   Union Conneil Due  To Accept Offer For Mending Of Breach

Management Nixes Labor-Okayed Plan For Change In WSB   Industrialists Unwilling To Have Panel Handle Disputes; Would Be Of World .  (ee Il 4 en

Management Says No to Labor Plea  Report’ Compromise Is Turned Down .

Management Representatives Are Ready to Turn Down Johnston's Compromise Plan in Wage Dispute

Industry Fights Labor Rule Plan  Refuses Johnston’‘s Compromise Setup

Industry Hits Wage Board  Com promise  i enn   Truman Will Ask New Controls Bill   Officials Agree To Rent Program Broader Than Old One

Johnston Offers ~ Compromise Plan To Allow Board To  Settle Disputes

Management Turns Down Compromise Proposal For Forming New Wage Board

Labor Leaders, However, Like Johnston Plan   Mobilization Try To Remain In ‘Big Muddle’

Wage Board Tiff Sull Runs ‘Strong  we $s 04 be 6 Oe   Continuing Dispute ouls Mobilization

Johnston's Plan For Compromise Not Accepted?  20-Man Group and Leader Discuss Wage:

Management Spurns WSB  Compromise   Johnston Gets Decision, Will See Labor Men Next

Industry No™ To Revamping Of Wage Board   Labor Okay Seems Evident As New Trouble Arises

Grant Communists Recess To Study Allied Proposal   Commies Apparently Want To Refer Offer Of Armistice Within 30 Days To Peipina

RED TRUCE MEN PROMISE ALLIES REPLY WEDNESDAY   Want Chance To Study Proposal For Armistice Within 30-Day Period

Reds to Answer Armistice Plan   Reply Is Expected on Wednesday; Peiping O. K. Awaited, Belief

Reds Stall On Reply to Allied Truce Proposal   Ask Recess to Study Plan; Air and Ground War Flames Again

Reds Expect To Reply Wednesday   Allies Make Proposal fo: Armistice in Korea in Days   WANT TO STUDY PLAN   Counter Attack Fails te Budge U. N. Forces on Central Front

Reds Will Reply on Bid Wednesday   Believe Peiping Needs Time to Study Allied Proposal

Recess Given For Studying UN Proposal   Reds Apparently Want to Refer 30-Day Armistice Plan to Peiping

Reds Promise Decision On Cease-Fire Wed.   Apparently Want to Refer Matter to Peiping for OK

Red Delegates Expected to Seek Peiping Viea  Negotiations Recessed

Reds Promise Overall Reply Wednesday   Will Answer The 30-Day Proposal Of U.N. Command

Recess Stalls UN Truce Talks  Reds Apparently Wai   Reds A \ppare ‘nily Wait  For Peiping Answer— To Reply Wednesdays

Obtain Recess until Tuesday   Believe Check with Peiping Beina Planned

Reds Will Reply To Allied Plan For Armistice   Plea For Recess Granted: Chinese Troops Stage Furious Counterattack

Reply on Wednesday Is Promised by Reds  To Answer Allied Proposal for Arm.

Reds Promise To Reply Wednesday ToU.N. Proposal   Ask Recess So Armietice Plan Can Be  Studied.

Reds Promise To Answer Proposals For Armistice   Delegates Want Time To ey Offer From U.N.

Suggestion for Armistice In 30 Days in Korea Gets Promise of Quick Decision

Recess Through Tuesday Is Given Allied Sanction   Reds Apparently Anxious To Talk With Pekine Ross

OVERALL REPLY IS PROMISED TOMORROW   Proposal Calls For Armistice In 30 Days   Insist Parallel 38 Must Be Demarcation Line For Divided Korea

Recess Is Granted In Armistice Talks  Decision on Buffer Zone Issue: Promised at Mid-Week Meeting

—KEDS ASK MORE TIME— Promise An Answer To  Allied Offer Wednesday

Lawaivers Foul Up Program On TB hospitals  De Ll ea   Lansing Log-Rollers Deceive Voters

Allied Troops Repel Reds in Fierce Attacks  Bad Weather Hamper: Air Activities; MIGs Stay Out of Korea

Ailied Troops Capture Hill In Counterattack  Communists Say Allies Suffer  Heavy Losses

Allied Troops Make Slight Gains in Korea   Rain, Thick Clouds Cut Down Plane Qperations of U.N.

Allies Recapture Korean Hill Post   Rain Holds Aerial Actio1 To Minimum

DISARMAMENT DISCUSSIONS WILL CONTINUE  Outlawing Atomic Bomb Also Left to Al aver Tlntit+adk Na.

Big Four Agree to Discuss Qutlawing Of Atomic Bomb  Will Turn Question Of Disarmament Over  To 12-Nation Group

‘Big Four’ Agrees To  Bomb Talk   US. Great Britain, France And Russia To Confer In New 12-Nation Group

Big Four Will Resume Disarmament Session   Pocatello Teachers to Have Hand In Shaping Next School Budaet

Atomic Bomb Boycott On: Big 4 Agenda   General Disarmament Discussion Also On Commission Proordam

FOUR POWERS MLL THE UP ~ DAN ON BME   Russia Agrees to Seek Way for Agreement on Disarmina.

Big 4 Agree To Discuss 'A-Bomb, Disarmament In New UN Commission

Discussions to Be Held in New UN Commission   Outlawing Atomic Bomb Will Be Top Item Considered

Warn Against Hopes That Goal Near   Powers Fail To Agree Following 10-Day Session

Big Four Agree To Resume Talks On Disarmament   New UN Group To Discuss Outlawing The Atomic Bomb

CAR INSPECTION BILL PROPOSED   Second Measure Prepared Calling For Compulsory Check On Auto Vehicles.

Fire Insurance Rates Decreased On Dwellings  Premiums Increased For Business  A wn Ee

New Price Ceilings Put onUsedCars   Boosts Ranging From $50 to $500  Seen From Order

Used Car Price — Ceilings Established   Late Models, Battered Jalopies All Covered by New OPS Regulation

To Be Placed into Effect On Dec. 20   Big Pay Increase For Steelworkers Is To Be Sought

New Ceilings On Used Cars Set by DiSalle   Selling Prices to Be Cut ! Per Cent Every } Three Monthe

Ceilings on Used Cars Cut $50 To $500   Government Also Sets Fixed Depreciation Rate Effective Jan 1

ice Ceilings Set On Used Cars Rule Goes Info Effect On December 20

Red China ‘Will Continue Korean War   Nationalists Give Report on  C° onmeke Dieielan

SOURCES SAY RED LEADERS IGNORE LOSSES   : Chinese Reported Taking Steps To Prevent Mass Surrenders.

lranian Talks Start Amiably  fran And Britain Seek Oil Aareemen:

Oil Meetings  Open in Irar   Atmosphere Is Friendly: Herriman Remains

Brifish-lranian Parley Gets Off To Good Start :   Truman's Special Envoy to Remain During Conference

‘Chair Corps’ Of 95,784 In  Services Hit   Waste Of Manpower Blasted In Senators’ Check Of 16 Centers

Senators Protest Wasting Of Men In Armed Service   Assert Check Shows 95,784 Able Soldiers In Chair-Corps Jobs

French Commissioner for Cambodia Stabber ‘To Death by Servant in Guarded Palace

Britain May Trade Parties   Churchill Believes He Can ‘Oust’ Socialists

Britain May Trade Parties  - Chiechill Bellevee He   Churchill Believes He Can ‘Oust’ Socialists

( Jutstanding Man Chosen  Women Artists Pick Vasculine Composite

PANAMA HEAD SEIZES POWER AS DICTATOR   President Abolishes Old  Constitution

Alleged Beating Of Bracero May Snag Agreement  Protest Made One Was Hit by Health Service Maan at Hidalarn Rridan

Cardinal Asks Catholics to Boycott Rossellini’s Film “The Miracle”

Allies Unable To Retake. Hill  Hand-to-Hand Combat Marks Long Struggle

Advanced Allied Position Is Still In Hands Of Reds   Bitter, Close-Range Fighting Continues

State Accidents Are Fatal to Nine  Milwaukeean Is Founs   Milwaukeean Is Founc Dead in Park Stream

Nine Lose Lives In State Mishaps  Three Drownings In Fatality Toll

Egypt's Ban Deiied By Canal Users   French Operating 4 Company Cites Its § Charter Of 1888 32

Egypt’s Ban On Ships Is Ignored   Tense Quiet Pervades Canal Zone; “Big 3” _ Rapped By Salah

Ban on British Warships Issued By Egyptians   Quiet Prevails Alonx Suez Canal Zone Held by Britons

Egypt Declares Canal “Boycott” On British Hleet   Operating Company Will ignore Orders

Battle Gf Words  Propaganda War? Supplants  Violence In Suez: Canal Zone

Could Doom Him to Death  Collazo Will Goon Trial Monday For Attempt to Kill President

Trial Begins In Truman Plot  Collazo Faces Death if Convicted By Jury

Collazo’s Trial Begins Monday   Faces Chair for Plot To Murder Truman

Puerto Rican Goes  To Trial Monday   Oscar Collazo Is Charged With Slaying of Guard in Attempt on Truman’s Life

Collazo Will Face Murder Charge Today   Attempt to Assassinate President Results-in Killing Guard; Puerto Rican to Face Court

Trial Opens For Collazo   Puerto Rican Faces  Death For Shooting

Ridgway Says 45th Is Busy In Korea War   Confirmation of Secret Is No News to Oklahomans; Now Thunderbird Move Admitted

Five-Percenters Are Declared Expensive   House Investigator Raps Fly-by-Night Operators at Detroit Arsenal

lranians Agree To New Talks  Harriman Wins First Break in Oil Dispute

Iran To Reopen Parleys On Oil   Harrirman’s Efforts Carry Success in First Break in Vital Dispute

Chinese Reds Stand Firm In Face Of Attack   Enemy Found To Be Powerfully Entrenched On Line

VIOLENT FIGHTING IN MUD  Bitter Allied Assault Fails To Budge Stubborn Reds

Order Directing 30-Day ‘Freeze’ Has Been Dropped   Recent Call to Business to “Hold the Line” Still in Effect, However; Doubts Meat Control Possible.   State College Head Asks Cut in Federal Spending

LABOR CHIEF CITES GAINS IN WAR NEED   Says Controls Can Affect Production; Freeze Is Shelved

Lewis Opposes Curbs on Pay, Cost Controls   Mine Chief, Business Bos: Give Wage Stabilizers Views ou Emevgeney

Price Freeze Plan Shelved   John L. Lewis Says That Clamps Would Cripple U. S. Economy

Wholesale Price-W. iuge Freeze Shelved by Governmént «ut This Time. Stabilizer Savs

NO FREEZE OF WAGES, PRICES AT THIS TIME   Selective Controls Will Continue In Specific  Industries   RESTRICTIONS ARE OPPOSED BY LEWIS

Quick Price, Wage Freeze IdeaDropped   Selective Controls To Be Continued; Lewis Testifies

WAGE-PRIGE FREEZE IS PUT ON SHELF   Announcement by DiSalle Expected To Be Beneficial

Rusk Says No One Sought China Aid   Acheson Assistant Quoted in Matter of Red Rec ognition   Senate Body Continues Study of Truman’s Nomination of Jessup

Rusk Says No One Sought China Aid   Acheson Assistant Quoted in Matter of Red Rec oenition   BEHIND CLOSED DOORS   Senate Body Continue: Study of Truman's Nomination of Jessup

None Backed Chinese Reds. Asserts Rusk  Acheson Assistant  OMT Fae: ih. Stee eT ee   Acheson Assistant Appears at Hearing On Naming Jessup

2U Rataet ek WEA TY  Haskell Indian Club Dres: Performance Saturday Nicht

TO PRESENT SHOW   Haskell Indian Club Dres: Performance Saturday Night

UN Regains Hill On Korean Front, Inflicting Heavy — Losses on Chinese

Enemy Jets Lose Sixth Air Attack   Hand-to-Hand Clash Brings Victory ToGis

Says His-Hands Are Clean . $e:  War Profit Links  Denied By Larson

Artist Is Arrested In Sons Death and Wounding of Wife   Neighbors Tell Police About Hearing Fight; Belt Knife Is Weapon

Artist Is Held In Fatal Stabbing Of Stepson, 17  Try at Reconcilation With Wife Results In 9 Knifinosg

Deaths Mount As Cold Wave Tightens Grip   Wisconsin Community Reports Minimum Of 53 Below Zero

Mercury Plummets To -53: No Real Relief In Sight:  Citrus. } egetables Periled

52 Dead Toll  Of Cold, Ice   [Winter Faslens Hard Grip  eer M. of Nation —~

Senators Begin Debate On New Tax Boost Bill   Expect to Trim Down $7 Billion Increase Approval by House

Senate Grour Begins Study On Tax Bill   Little Chance Seen For Triiman’s Request For Ten Billion Increase

Senate Finance Group Starts New Tax Study  Several Predict ego om ee   Several Predict Approved by House

New Tax Bill Taken Up By  Senate Group   Some Legislators Predict Trimming 0! Heuse’s 7 Billion

MIGHT SLASH NEW TAX BILL   Senate Committee Begins Consideration Of Huge Money Bill

Senate Group Plains To Cut Tax Increases   Finance Committee Turns to Nev Meacure Behind Closed Doors.

Switchmen Return In Most U.S. Cities:  Kmbargoes Relaxed   Normal Postal Service Resumed Ih East; Truman Raps Unionists

Army Orders Rail Workers To End Strike   Striking Switchmen to Be Fired Unless They Report to Work by Saturday Afternoon.

Army: Back Saturday or Face Firing   Truman Says Leaders Of Unions Behave Like Russians.

RAILMEN TOLD END WALKOUT BY SATURDAY’   All Switchmen Who Fail To Prove They Are Ill Will Be Fired

 ARMY SERVES. eee  j Ewen men Told to Report ‘For Work or Be Dismissed

Strikers Ordered To Return te Jobs Saturday by Army  Dismissal Threatened  Unless Till Health Can Bs Deawan

Report fo Work Or Be Fired, R.R. Men Told   Truman Orders Army to Restore Full Service

Truman Orders Army fo Start Trains Running  President Charges Strikers Acting Like ‘Bunch of Russians’

Key Republican Hurls Dare Back On Tax Program  Simpson Dares HST Te Present Whole $16

Army Also Increases Wages As Of Last October 1 For Men Who Have Had No Hike  Nines Sentamhar 1048

Report Saturday Or Show Reason By Actual Proof   President Raps Workers; Gives Auny ‘Go Ahead’

CRITICIZES ARMY FAILURE INR. R. AGTION   Federal Judge Says Officers Are Not Performing Their Duty

Running Out Like Bunch Of Reds- Truman   Nine Day Strike Ending In Most Parts Of Country

Army Also Boosts Wage   President Lashes Some ef  ‘ Union Leaders, Orders Army te Get Reads Opereting

TRUMAN TELLS ROADS TO KEEP IN OPERATION   Army Secretary Told to Take Necessary Action In Strike Situation,  YY'TY ¥ VWINVTAT

Striking Railmen to Be Fired If Not at Work 5 P.M. Feb. 10   Notice to End Sick Call Walkout Comes After President Orders Army to Toke Action to Put Rails in Full Operation

DARES CONGRESS TO CUT BUDGET   TRUMAN ANGERED BY ANNOUNCED PLANS TO SQUEEZE WATER OUT

Teaman Compares Them With the Russians   Army to Fire Railroad Strikers Who Can't Prove They Are Sick

Strikers To Lose Jobs If TheyStay Out   Army Gives Them Until i ~P. M. Saturday; Act Like ‘Bunch Of Russians’ Truman Save

Truman Tells  Army To Get  Trains Moving Accuses Strikers Of  Ignoring Pact Like ‘Bunch Gf Russians’

President Sharp In Verbal Poke At Strikers   Union Men Informed They Must Get On Job Or Be Fired

Truman Hits At Striking RR Workers   Says Strikers Ran Out On Agreement  Dares Congress To Cut His Budget

Those Absent On Saturday To Be Fired   Raises Given Some; Truman Ordered Action at Once

GOP Tax Bill Writer Dares Truman To Present Whole Prosram At Once

Dares Truman To Give Tax Bill At One Time   May Hit Snag in House But Senate Favors Single-Package Plan

Army Also Boosts Wage   President Leshes Some of Union Lecders, Orders Army to Get Roads Gpreratine

Strikers Are ‘Russians’, Truman Says   Secretary of Army Told to Determine Medins to End Tieug   BULLETIN

Must Prove Illness; Get Temporar  Most of Men Back Except  In Chicago

Says Strikers Ran Out on Pact   “Like a Bunch of Russians,’ Save President

RAIL WORKERS ORDERED BACK BY SATURDAY   Men Offered Small Pay Boost - Half  Of Agreement

President Dares Solons on Budget  Economy Question Brings Hot Blast

Men Told fo Go Back fo Work oF They'll Be Fired.  Have Until 3 p. m. Soturday ta Renaort

Army Ordered To Take Over The Switchmen’s ‘Sick’ Call   Accuse Rail Men of Acting Like Reds

Congress Dared lo Cut Budget  Truman Says It Is Good, Tight Program

Must Be Back No Later Than Saturday; Pay Increases Are Ordered   Chicago Still Hit Hard by Walkout   Truman Says Strikers Went Back on Word ‘Like Bunch of Russ’

President Bela     Walkout   Say ‘Sick’ Workers ‘Ran Out on Pacts

MEN REFUSING WILL BE FIRED   Pay Increases Granted Those With No Boosts Since Sept. 1948

Dares HST  To Present  TaxAgenda   Pennsylvania Member of Committee Says President Challenges Monevy-Saving   Cites Buck Passing   Truman, Simpson Tells, Would Make Congress Responsible

President Says Lawmakers Are Welcome to Try   Accuses Rail Strikers of Running Out-on: Ar ° Aorsoment “Like a Bonch af Bossane?”

ALL STILL OUT 4 P.M. SATURDAY WILL BE FIRED   Pace Acts After Trumas Orders Steps For Full Operation Of Railroads

Truman Raps Strike As Acting Like: “Bunch - Of Russians” In Bitter. Statement to Press...

Union Leaders Object To Being Called ‘Russians’ By President, Recall Marines

SRUMAN SAYS MEN ‘ACT LIKE RUSS’ Army Orders Rail Strikers Get On Job Or Get Fired

Strikers Told Report Back On Saturday  Takes Action After —   Takes Action After Workers Likened To: Russians By President

‘Sick’ Men Given Until Saturday To End Walkout   Supply For Stoves, Home Appliances Also Face Slach

TRUMAN RAPS RAILROAD STRIKERS   President Tells Pace To Take Necessary Steps  CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Says Workers Acted Like Bunch Of Russians In Ignoring Agreement

“KKK KS  ARMY TELLS STRIKING  RAILROAD MEN THEY'LL BE DISMISSED FROM JOBS

Warn Switchmen To Be On Job By 3 P.M. Saturday   Strikers Must Report By Saturday Deadline Unless Physically Unable; Army Steps In After President Orders Military To Take Appropriate Action To End Tieup

Tells Army To Restore Operations   President Asserts Case “ntolerable’ Durine Emergency

Says Switchmen Break Promise Like Russians   Chicago Only Major Rail Tie Up As Others Return

(7. 0. P. Replies To Truman Dare   Challenges Presentation Of Complete Tax Plan

Work or Be Fired, Army Tells Strikers   President Likens Switchmen to Russ; Many Back on Jobs

Switchmen Told To Go To Work (r Be Dismissed   President Accuses Strikers Of Running Out Like Russians

WAGE INCREASE COUPLED WITH ORDER TO WORK   Railroud Union Heads Bitterly Assailed By President Truman  ee eee eee

Workers Acted Like Bunch of Russians--HST  iene Pte   Truman Gives Army Power to End Walkout

Key G. 0. P. House. Member Dares Truman To Present One Bite Tax Plan

Truman Says Take Any Step That ls Needed   ‘Sick’ Switchmen Act Like Russians President Declares

~-RAILROADS—  Ran Out Of Pact Like Reds, Charge  Disregard Needs Of Nation, Claim

Truman Draw: Dare On Tax Bill Request  Pennsylvanian In  Challenge To Set Tin Qnw.Rite Plan

Dare-Hurling Truman Gets One In Turn   Republican Wanting 16-Billion Tax Plan In One Gigantic Bite

Two-Thirds Of Switchmen Still Off Job In Chicago   9-Day Walkout Virtually Ended in Most Cities

President Says Tieup  Intolerable   More Railmen Back At Jobs; Chicago Still Bottleneck

Return or Lose Jobs, Is Order to Able-bodied   Action Follows Harsh Truman Statement to Rai] Men

Army Tells Railroaders To Work By Saturday   Strikers Told They Will Be Fired Unless They Accept Order President Requested

President Orders Rail. Strike: Move   Accuses Strikers. Of Running Qu On Acraeme

Rail Strike Near End Everywhere But in Chicago   Vital Railroad Hubs Has One-Fifth Of Crews Reporting

Truman Calls Tieup Threat To War Effort   Continued Walkout In Chicago Blocks Eoct-West Traffic

NEW TAX BILL IS CHALLENGED   Key Republican Member Of House Hurls Dare  At Pres. Truman

Military Takes ull Operation. Raises Pay of Men Who Had No Inerease Since September, 1946

Report For Duty Saturday o1 Be Dismissed is Ultimatum Issued to Idle Switchmen

Truman Likens Switchmen  To Reds; Calls On Army   Rv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

ITICIZES,_ TRY FAILURE INRER: ACTION         Fédéral Judge Sa} Officer's Are. Not Davfarming Their Duty

Solon Accepts Truman “Dare” To Cut Budget   Simpson Challenges Presi. dent To Present Entire Tax Program In One Bite; Back Single Package

Republican Dares Truman Present Budget  Sugge sts He e Give   Suggests He Give Tax Program In One Bia Bite

Congressman Dares Truman  On Tax Plan   Hits Back Following President’s Defiant Stand Upon Budget

Saturday Deadline Set for Switchmen; Pay Raises Offered   Hourly Wage Hikes in Effect For Some Men; Disregarding Ultimatum Means Dismicsaf

Army Serves Notice for Strikers to Be Back on © Job Saturday .   HOURLY WAGE RAISES   Men with No Increase: _ Since September, 1948 to Get Hikes

SWITCHMEN TOLD TO RESUME WORK OR BE DISMISSED         President Turns Task Of Getting Railroads Operating Over To Army; Temporary Hourly Wage Increases Granted Back To Oct.

President Says They Run Out on Pact Like Reds   Temporary Wage Hike Granted for Men Not Boosted Since 1948

Truman Says Strikers Ran Out On Pact   Likens Rail Workers — To “Bunch Of Russians”

Senator Dares Truman To Offer Whole Tax Plan   Simpson Answers President’s Own . Dare To Convress

Truman Challenges Congress To Cu 71 Billion Dollar “Tight” Budget

Like Bunch Of Russians,  Says Truman   Wage Boost From Oct. 1 Is Included

SAT DEADLINE IN ARMY ORDERS   Wage Increases Granted; Truman Berates Unionists

Army Warns Men    Given Till 4 P.M. to Get Back on Jobs Unless They Are Sick

STRIKERS 10: START WORK OR BE FIRED:   2 PLM. Saturday  Deadline For End Of Walkout...

Order Vo End Kail Strike   Army Serves it On Men Off Their Jobs And Also The Operators

Army Acts On Orders Of Truman   Men Not Back On Jobs By Saturday Afternoon Will Be Fired

Truman Calls Tieup Threaf To War Effort  Cantinued Walkau   Continued Walkeut In Chicago Blocks Fact-Wect Traffic

Army to Fire Idle Trainmen   Order Issued After Truman Compare: Switchmen to “Bunch of Russians”

One- Bite Tax Bill Is Dared   Republican Says H.S.T. Passed Buck for  2nd Inerease

TO FIRE MEN OFF JOBS AT 3 SATURDAY   Truman Aceuses Strikers of Running Out on Agreement Like a Bunch of Russians; :   ARMY AWARDS RAISES IN PAY   Strike Over in Most of U. §, Except Chicago. Switchmem Go Back at St, Louis, :

Strikers Acting Like Russians, President Says  Men Must Work No Or Re Dicmicced

Truman Orders Action to End ‘Sickness Halts   Rail Workers Return

NORTHKOREANS TRAPPED BACK OF U. §, LINES  ‘Speculation Grows That Communists Soon Will Launch Offensive,

APPROPRIATION RAISED  President To Fly Tomorrow For View Of Flooded Area

Truman Will Fly Over the Flood Areas   House Votes $25 Million — Senate Committee OKs Smaller Amount

President Plans Personal Review  Of Fleod Area   Wili Fly to Middle West Tuesday; Aid From Congress May Total $25 Million

TRUMAN TO VISIT STRICKEN REGION   President Plans to Fly Over Two State Flood Area Tomorrow

Assembly Asks Boost In U. S. Highway Aid:   Calls On Government Te Discontinue Diversion O! Highway Money To Non. Road Puroeses

Assembly Asked To Seek Revision In U.S. Road Aid  Committee Plea

Police Search for Man Who Claims He Killed Binaggio and Gargotta

Delay Study Of Election  In Germany UN Proposal Designed for Unified Ballot

Pat Off East Germany’s Views On Proposed UN Survey For Elections

U.N. Unit Delays Airing Reds’ Views  On Survey For Free German Election

Mrs. Mesta Irks British Press   , 4 " Answers Are ‘Uninformative’

Department Of Agriculture To Get $1,157,000 Annex To Its Building

 Coliseum Report Monday  State Agriculture Building To Get Million-Dollar Annex

Firs Marines Take Key Town ‘on Central Front   Think Reds Plan Big Spring Offensive: 31 Divisions in Korea.

Believe Reds Plan Big Spring Offensive   US Marines Push Through Hoengsong On Central Korean Front; MacArthur Savs Red Potential Still Unimpaired

Allies Continue Cautious Move Into Communist Lines; Believe Chinese Will Start Drive Scon   Chinese Continue to Fall Back All Along Front But Allies Not Advancing in Large Force; Heavy Blow Expected to Come Soon

UN Fall Offensive Inches  Forward; Commanders  Wait Peace Note Reply.

Outnumbered 2 to I, U.S. Planes Down 4 Red MIGs in Battle   Fighters Swirl Across 100-Mile Front in History's Longest Jet Air Fight

Cutnumbered Yanks Down Four Red MIG’s   History's Longest Jet Plane BattleSwirls Across 100 Miles

Soviets Say Tito Will Be Liquidated.   Marshal Voroshilov Repeats Warning . Given by Molotov

Soviet Official Warns Yugoslav People Will Overthrow Tito Regime

New Gamble Store to Open Here March 7   Auto Supply Firm to Be Located in Burnap Building, 720 Commercial

Woman Revived At City Morgue   Given Up For Dead, Woman Still Lives

Widow Revives in ‘Frisco Morgue After Being Pronounced Dead in Apartment

Woman Is Pronounced Dead But Comes to Life at Morgue   Widow Is Found in Bathtub of Water

‘Dead Widow’ Clings to Life   Woman Continues To Fight For Life After Being Pronounced Dea

Mead for lwo Mours—  Listed As a Suicide Death, Victim ls Revived At Morque

Woman Revives in Morgue   Apparent Suicide Pronounced Dead by Doctor

mipty Sleeping Pill Bottles Found Beside Her: 60. Year-Old Widow Revives At Morgue  Two Hours After Being Pronounced Dead

$100 Million 52 Deficit Faces State   Gov. Williams Calls For $29434 Million Budeet For Yeur

STATE FACES HUGE DEFICIT   State Budget Calls For $294,900,000 To Be Spent In 1951-52

President Gets Measure, Due To Sign at Once   Income, Excise Boosted Levies Effective Nov.

Industry Fights Cut In Goods   Government Wants To Slash Auto Output 40 Percent

Glittering Promises Lure Young Chinese in Singapore Back to Communist China

“Ian See!_1 Can See! Blind Man Suddenly Regains Sight at Family Gathering

Seek to Track Down Mickey Cohen — Cash Real Estate in Middlesex County

Vogeler Whisked Back To America  Ex -Red Captive Guarded  On Plane Flight

Features far Everybody tna the Telegram Today   Vogeler Due in New York Today; Sull Jittery From Prison Ordeal

\merican Imprisoned B: Reds Due To Arrive In New York Today   EXPRESSES RELIEF AT LEAVING EUROPE

Vogeler Heavily Guarded As Trip Home ls Started   US Wants No More Mon key-Business From Communists

CONGRESS TO. HAVE SAY ON TROOP MOVES   Sen. Connally Raps Taft’s Opposition To Sending Men to Europe, Cites History

Troop Say Sc To Congress   Connally Says Truman Will Confer on Sendine More Men Ahroad

President Truman‘Not “To ‘Ignore Congress   Sen. Connally Says: He Understands President-Intends “Consultations on “sQuestion 6t Sending U:S. Troops: to “Europe.   TAKES ISSUE°WITH “‘TAET

Says Congress Will Be Asked On Troop Moves   Administration: Will Consult Solons on Move. Says Connalls

Conaress to Be Consulted on Europe's Arming  Connally Says That's His Understanding

Connally Says Truman Will Consult On Troops   President Expected To Ask Advice Of Congress Before Sending Additional Forces To Europe

Consult As to US ‘Troops   Understood That Sending Them to Europe Be Taken Up in Congress

Adualnistration  Will Biseuss  Troop Question  Connelly Reports Tha! Talks With Congress  we

Troops-to-Europe Question to Go Before Congress   Connally Says U.S. Must Join European Allies to Stop Russia

POLICY OF SENDING TROOPS TO EUROPE TO BE DISCUSSED   Administration Plans Consulting With Congress Says Senator Connally

Predicts Parley on Troops Issue   Congress Will Be Consulted: Connally

Claims Congress To Be Consulted   Senator Connally Replies tc Critics of Sending Men Overseas

6-to-1 U.S., Allied Arms Ratio Asked  Senator Wants Defense Burden On Pact Nations

Connally Backs Defense Policy Of President   Speech Attacks Taft Viewpoint As Debate Grows

!  Connally Says Truman Will Consul Congress Before Sending Troops   Texas Democrat, In Return Blast at Taft, Calis for Bold Action; Declares U.S. Must Join Western Europe in Swift Buildup

Trumar Hikes Armed Power   Approves Expansion To 3,900,000 Total

Military Goal F or Manpower  Hiked 300,000   3,900,000 New Aim In Budget Réported Approved By Truman

Atthitary Manpower Goal Raised  ‘1 ;200,000 New Soldiers to be Needer

Postponement Due To Snow Storm, CIO-Steel Wage Bargaining Sessions Will Resume Next Tuesday   MURRAY, STEPHENS MEET MEDIATORS

Truce Site Talks Show Little Gain  Delegates s Confer - For Three Hours

Little Progress On Resumption Of Truce Parley  Conferences Still In Progress On

M’ Arthur Silent On Peace Treaty   General Will Miss Signing Of Treaty

Jap Pact His Dream MacArthur F seciitiaits Peace Goal Is Attained

MacArthur Glumly Sits In New York While Nations Gather To Sign Pact —

New Ceiling Prices Set For Lamb, Mutton, Veal   Effect Of Grant Likely To Show Up In Markets

Government OKs Higher Meat Price   Lamb, Mutton and Veal Expected to Cost More Following OPS Ruling

New Ceilings To Boost Prices  Lawih, Mutton And  1T.n ee laAceises.   Lamb, Mutton And Veal To Be Increased Next Week.

New Ceilings  Set On Meat   Lamb, Mutton and Veal Expected to Advance At Markets

Government Approves New Ceilings; Rise In Lamb, Mutton and Veal Prices Seen

OK Boosts for Mutton Lamb, Veal   New OPS Tops to Go Into Effect Next Tuesday

New Ceilings On Meat Get OPS Okay   Higher Prices Seen For Several Items   Some Officials Refuse To Discuss Action, Citing Orders

‘Hligher Prices May Resuit  Government Passes New Ceilings On Some Meal

OPS Approves Meat Price Hike   Veal, Lamb, Mutton Increases Expected

Ceilings Expected to Bring aagher Prices For Lamb, Veal and Mutton Issued By O. P. S.

Cost Of Lamb And Veal May  Be Inereased OPS A pproves  New Ceilings

New Ceilings Fixed On Lamb, Mutton, Veal  Allows Retailers  o Figure Prices Weekly

Government Authorizes New Ceiling Prices forLamb, Mutton and Veal

U.S. Jacks Up  Prices On Veal  Mutton Cuts Ceilings Approved  wT. . ont Taoan (ier

Higher Lamb, Mutton, Veal Prices Expected As U. S. Raises Ceilings

LAMB AND VEAL PRICES TO 60 UP   [Government Approves New Ceilings.

Iran Deputies Stage Battle In Parliament   Mob Outside Shouts For Blood of Enemies Of Premier Mossadegh

Iranian Chiefs Brawl Inside  Capital Halls   Mob Outside Cries For Blood Of Opponents Of} , Mossadegh When Minority Shouts Down Premier; Military Takes Over

Lawmakers Stage Battle  In Iran   Mossadegh Defies Rivals’ Demand That He Resion

Slam Desk Tops In Lower House ‘Of Parliament, Jeer And Boo Mossadegh, Forcing Him To Yield Floor

lran's Premier Asked To Quit By Opposition   Aging Leader is Accused of Setting Up ‘Reiqn of Terror’

Iran Rocked By Fighting  In Parliament   Premier Mossadegh Vow: To Stay in Power TVonics: Linc

Iran Parliament Brawls Violently Over Mossadegh  ! Mob Outside Also Rage Against Foes Of Popular Premier

Fist Fights In Tehran Parliament   Opposition Jeers and Shouts as Mossadegh Tries to Talk.

Grand Jury to Start Saratoga Probe In Racketeering, Gambling on April 30

Brakeman Dies In Heroic Try   Effort Futile to Keep Runaway Train From Piling Up On Icy Track

BASEBALL GAMES TODAY  Rlat¢inmat ¥F¥ aagna   LOS ANGELES AVOOCATOR

ONE U. 5. PLANE, 2 MICS DAMAGED IN AIR BATTLE   Fighty-Four dets ‘Take Part in Third Successive Day of Action Over Northwest Korea,   964 ENEMY VEHICLES KNOCKED OUT BY B-268   On Ground Bitter Fighting Rages on Heartbreak Ridge With G. 1’s Just Below Hill's Crest.

About Town  And Country   Bull Dogs Idle Timotheus Takes Postman’s Holiday

Anti-RFC Drive Gains Strength   GOP Senators Join; Revamping Doubted

Hoover Backs Move to End: Life of RFC   Senate Foes Welcome Opinion Expressed By Former President

Hoover Backs Drive to  Abolish RFC   States Government Lending Invites Corruption

Foes Of RFC Get Support  From Hoover   ————e ee  Ex-President Writes He Favors Abolition: Byed Releases Text

Hoover Joins Byrd In ight To Kill RFC   Favors Abolition Of Agency Under Fire In Senate Probe

RFC Foes Get Support From Hoover   Agency Set Up By Ex-President

Hoover Writes Byrd Favoring RFC Abolition As Result Of Commission’s Study Of Matter

Plane Searchers Spol More Objects   Report Smoll Yellow Objects and Also Soma Dabris Jn Some Location

Rescue Aircraft Sight ‘Objects’  Search Continues For Missing Plane

New Hope for Lost Plane Is Being Stirred   Searcher Reports. He Saw Yellow Objects Afloat Near Where Transport Vanished

Rescue Aircraft Searching Atlantic Sight Small Y ellow Objects Which May Be Life Rafts From Lost Plane

Yellow Objects Reported in Sea In Wreck Area   Planes, Ships Rush To Scene in Hope Of Saving Crew of 53

Demo Leader Says ‘Drastic’ Action Planned   Truman Said to Feel ‘Sold Down River’ By Disloval Men

W’Grath Kept In Dark, He Tells Inquiry   President Concerned To Anger Point By Scandals

Ko Men Shot in Bizarre Bank Holdup tempt and Police Chase at Buffalo

Enemy Pays Tuition For Gis Education in Aorea—  Sorand Division Smashes Red Offensive At Woniu Bulae

Bloody Stand by Allied Team Turns Tide of Defeat In Korea, Restores Morale of Retreating UN Army

Story of Wonju Bulge Told Tide of Defeat in Korea Was Turned by One Brilliant Stand   Ry WILLIAM C. BARNARD

Now It Can Be Told —  One Brilliant, Bloody Stand Turned The Tid:   By WILLIAM C. BARNARD

Brilliant Second Division Stand In Bloody Wonju Bulge Was Turning Point for UN Forces   We William C. Barnard

HOW ONE ALLIED DIVISION TURNED TIDE IN KOREA   U. S. Second Held Wonju Bulge, Devised Huntand-Kill Tactics.

Second Division’s  Fight Saved U. N.   Gls, French, Dutch Slashed Attacking Reds To Pieces

 Bloody Stand.In Wonju Bulge Broke 'Red Drive, Restored U. N. Morale

Bloody Stand At Wonju Turned Tide. Restored Morale Of Fleeing UN Army   By WILLIAM CC. BARNARD

Second. Division. (with Censorship Lifted) Hailed ‘As Unit Turning Tide of Korean-War to Victory   By WHOIIAN C RARNARD

Second Division Turned Tide In Korean Retreat   Allied Troops Tell Of Brilliant Stand in Korea

Single UN Division’s Brave, Brilliant Stand Turned Tide In Korea   {Rv WILTTAM C. RARNARD)

Division’ s Brilliant Stand At Wonju Turned Tide Of Defeat And Restored U. N. Morale   Bv WILLIAM C RARNARTD

Brilliant Second Division Stand In Bloody Wonju Bulge Was Turning Point for UN Forces

Details of Critical  Battle of Wonju Bulge Are Finally Explained

Second Division Turns Tide in Korea, Breaks Red Trap Closing on 8th Army   “BY WILLIAM C. BARNARD

Heroic W onju Stand Pa ved Way for Allied Com eback in Korea  Second Division Turned Tide   By William C. Barnard

U.S. Chamber of Commerce Urges That Wage and Price Controls be Eliminated

C. of C. Urges Congress Wipe Out Authority To Curb Wages and Prices

End To Controls Asked By Group   Wage-Price Control Adds To Inflation, Chamber Head Says

U. S. Chamber Asks Congress To Kill Curbs   Steinkraus Says Wage Board Encouraging Raises

Urges Curb On Inflation   Government  Is Asked To Wipe Out Price, Wage Controls

Wage-Price Laws Urged Cut By U.S.  Businessmen   Chamber of Commerce Offers New Program To Combat Inflation

Commerce Grout Urges Controls Be Abandoned   Industrialist Says ‘Bribe’ Charge Is ‘Cheap Trick’

Businessmen Urge Death Of Controls   Indirect Plan To Fight Inflation Is Pushed By U.S. Chamber

C. Of C. Asks Congress To  Ban Controls   Indirect Program To Combat Inflation Urged Bv Chamber

U.S.C. of C. Urges Congress To End Controls   Indirect Program To Fight Inflation ls Recommended

Chamber Asks End Of Curbs On Pay, Prices   Calls For Substitute Anti-Inflation Plan; Unionist’s Charge Hi

C of C Asks End Of Control Laws   ‘Defense Production Act Boosts Rather Than Lowers Wages’

—C OF C—  Urges U.S. Wipe Out  Controls   Would Substitute  Six-Point Program

Sparkman Wants To Know What Course To Take   Bradley Will Return Today To Continue Policy Testimony

Plantation Owners Deny Labor Charges   Mexican Potest Filed Against Farm Owners

Dulles Will Visit Japan On Peace Talks   Groundwork Laid For Treaty With Defeated Nation

PEACE PARLEY IN TOKYO SET   U. S. To Deal With Japan On Basis Of Equality In Talks This Week

U. §. to Deal With Japan on Basis Of Equality in Peace Treaty Talks

Japan To Get Equal Status In Pact Talks   Dulles Will Leave By Plane Today   Former Enemy To Be Treated As Responsible Party To Negotiations

U.S. to Consider Japan as Equal “lh Peace Talks   Dulles Opens Treaty Discussions in Tokyo Late This Week

United States Will Treat Japan As Faual In Working Out Peace Treaty

US. Will Offer Japs Equality  Japanese Get Voic In Pea re Pact Tales

OPPOSE £245 £25048 4405505  Pardon Board Faces Knotty Probien Of Justice: Pen Chair Awaits Date

DISALLE AVERS BEEF CONTROLS WILL CONTINUE      Price Director Says New Enforcement Measures Under Study — Issue May Go To White Hanuee,

Beef Prices Stay Frozen—DiSalle   New Enforcement Rules Under Study, Administrator Says

Beef Price Lid Stays---DiSalle   Declares New Enforcement Measures Under Study

DiSalle Declares Beef Controls Not To Be Lifted   Price Director Adds That More Measures Are Being Considered

No Intention to End Price Control On Beef: DiSalle   New Enforcement Measures Under Study by OPS

DiSalle Denies ‘Carb: Remo: 2) Dae         Asserts New Enforcement Measures For Beef Under-Stud

DiSalle Denies OPS Would Lift Beef Controls :   Industry Is Charged With Unethical Code

Meat Control Here to Stay   DiSalle Won’t Yield te Pressure, Ponders Enforcement

OPS Firm in Holding Line On Beef Rules   No Intention to Relax Controls on Prices for Beef and Cattle DiSalle Says

DiSalle Says Beef Controls To Remain  Price Official Dlane Al,  Latina   Price Official Plans No Lifting Of Ceilinas

DiSalle Says Beef Controls Will Remain  Discloses New Enfarramoan + Dian   Discloses New Enforcement Plan Is Under Study

New Beef Control Seen, Says DiSalle   Price Director Declares Controls Are Not Being Lifted: New Measures Under Study

DiSalle: Controls on Beef to Stay   New Enforcement Measures Under Study, He Says

DiSalle Says New Controls Studied   }  ‘Price Rules on _ Beet Will Stay, Boss   Says in Report

Beef Controls Will Continue. DiSalle Says  New Enforcement Measures Studied, O.P.S. Head States

DiSaile Declares Controls To Stay  Denies OPS Plans Release on Beef

Price Director Declares Controls Are Not to Be Removed From Beef: New Enforcement Plans Due

UN Delegates Given Final  Instructions   Return to Peace Base to Resume Talks  Wednesday

Joy Rejoins Group After Tokyo Talks   Korean Cease-Fire Conference To Be Resumed Wednesday

Allies Ready For The Next Kaesong Talk   Adm. Joy Returns From Talks With Ridgway In Tokyo

Allied Delegates Wait Resumption Of Peace Parley   ‘Adm. Joy, Two Other UN Negotiators Talk With Gen. Ridgway At Tokyo:

Allied Delegates Get Final Orders On Truce Talks   ‘Decisions Are Secret Until Ninth Meet ' On Wednesday

‘Cease-Fire Talks to Be Resumed In Kaesong Wednesday; Tokyo Decisions Will Then Be Revealed

V-Adm. Joy Gets Final Instructions   Gets Final Word From Ridgway; All Fronts Quiet

Negotiators Have Instructions for Resuming Talks  Vice Adm. Joy Flies Back From Tokyo

More War or Peace Hinges  On Next Meet  Cease-Fire Group Get Instrnetions

Delegates Get Final Orders From Ridgway   One Obstacle Is In Way of Agenda For Final Meeting

Truce Talks ‘Will Resume On Wednesday   Meanwhile Air Force Jets Busy on Korean Front: Ground Fighting Light

UN Transmifs Final Orders To Seokesinen   Cease-Fire Talks in Kaesong Slated to Be Resumed Wednesday, Officials Say

Stand of Allies Weakens Reds  s Ready   Negotiators Ready To Resume Talks

Joy Gets Final Instructions At  Talks In Tokyo   Confers With Allied Chief As Truce Parley To Resume.

Wednesday's Meeting Day ‘May Be Final   Allies Continue To Bomb Roads In North Korea

Meeting May Produce Unbreakable Deadlock or Compromise; Talks in Recess Since Saturday.   AIR WAR CONTINUES; GROUND IS QUIET

LN Negotiators Have Final Orders   Peace Agenda Talks To Resume at Kaesong Wednesday Morning

Receive Final Instructions For Cease-Fire Confab   Allied Decisions Will Likely Remain Secret Until After Next Session at Kaesona

Allied Team Gets Final  Instructions   Waits Resumption 0! Truce Talks With Reds On Tuesday

ADMIRAL JOY FLIES BACK TO PARLEY   Reopening Of Sessions Set For Wednesday   ALLIED PLANES   Carry Out Heavy Attacks: Ground Action Limited To Scattered Fights

Allied Negotiators Have Final Instructions  From U. N.   JOY BACK FROM TOKYO   Vice Admiral Confers With General Matthew'B. Ridgway

Allied Peace Negotiators Gather Again, Armed With Final Instructions From UN

U. N. Delegates Ready For Reopening Of Peace Talks   ‘Negotiators Back In Korea Armed With New Instructions; Ninth Meeting In Kaesong Wednesday.

Success Of Talks Rests Heavily On One Major Issue   Allied Negotiators Get Final Instructions For Resumption Cease-Fire Discussions Wednesday

ALLIED PARLEY GROUP RECEIVES LAST DIRECTIONS   Negotiators Resume Talks Wednesday— Joy Returns From Conference With Gen. Ridgway.

Kaesong Talks To Be Resumed On Wednesday  Allied Negotiators Get Final Instructions For Cease Fire

Adm. Joy Back From Tokyo   Treop Withdrawal at Heart Of Whether War to End or Flare in New Fighting

JOY RETURNS FROM PARLEY WITH RIDGWAY   Allies Hope For Break In Deadlock At Wednesday Negotiations.

JOY RETURNS FOR REDS’ FINAL ANSWER   Wednesday Deadline For Cease Fire  Truce Talk

Joy Returns From Tokyo Briefing Talk   Talks Will Resume Wednesday; Issue le Troop Withdrawa

RIDGWAY BRIEFS U.N. NEGOTIATORS   Cease-Fire Talks Will Be Resumed Wednesday

U.N. Delegates Get Ready to Resume Talks   Bring Final Instruc tions; Troops Withdrawal Still Issue

UN Prepares To Resume  Truee Talks   Negotiators Get Final Instructions From General Ridgway

Negotiators Gather For Truce Talks   Five-Man UN Team Is Armed With Final Instructions From Gen. Ridgway

U.N. Negotiators Ready To Resume Armistice Parley  Leaders Conferred With Gen. Ridgway On Agenda Terms

Joy In Tokyo Flight For Instructions   Kaesong Parley Scheduled To Be Reannened Wedne«ada.

Allied Negotiators Given Finat Instructions for Resumption Of Korean Cease-Fire Meetings  Vice Admiral Joy Returns After Tokyo Conference With Ridgway

U. N. NEGOTIATORS READY TO RESUME CEASE-FIRE TALKS   Return To Kaesong With Final Instructions For Parley Wednesday

Allied Delegation Awaits New Meet   U. N. Representatives Handed Final Instructions by Ridaway -

Receive Final Instructions For Cease-Fire Talks   Five-Man Team To Meet With Red Delegates In Kaesonq Wednesday

Armed With Final Instructions:  Allied Negotiators Gather To Resume Cease-Fire Talks

 CEASE-FIRE  Allies Meet To Decide On Strategy   Outcome e To Hing  a   Outcome To Hinge On One Question

Allied Negotiators Gather To Resume Cease-Fire Talks   Wednesday Set For Meeting With Reds: Final Instructions Secret

Ready To Resume Talks in Kaesong  Allied Negotiators Have Final Instructions  From U.N. JOY BACK FROM TOKYO  Vice Admiral Confers With General Matthew B.  Ridgway   JOY BACK FROM TOKYC

NEGOTIATORS. WILL GATHER WEDNESDAY      Whether 13 - Month -.Old ~ War Will. End Hinges On Question of With« drawal of All Troops... ~   U. N. CHIEF TALKS. WITH GEN. RIDGWAY   Decisions Made to Be Kept Secret Until Ninth Meeting of Negotiators in  ’ Kaesong. .

UN Delegates Instructed, Prepared for New Talks; Chief Returns to Tokyo

From Tokyo After Parley With Leader   Ninth Session Due ' To Open Wednesday In Kaesong School

Truce Team Gets Orders   Allied Negotiators Talk for 3 Days With Ridgeway

N egotiators Given Final Instruction   _ULN. Delegates To Cease Fire Talks Gather At Advance Headauarters

Allies Insist On Present Battle Line:   ‘Difference Involved Held H Approxim: ately 1,000  Scaunare Niles

NO INDICATION OF EARLY BREAK IN TRUCE TALKS   Negotiators Still Deadlock ed Over Buffer  Zone

Negotiators FailToBreak Buffer Zone Deadlock    Allies and Reds . Soll Bar Anart.  - No Indication Of Early Accord

New Dispute Deadlocks Peace Talks   No Agreement In Argument On Buffer Zone

Buffer Dispute  Ties Up Korea Truce Effort   Negotiators Meet for 5th Time in Attempt To End New Deadlock

Despite Snar Reds Agreeing To Allied Aim   Buffer Zone Is Debated; Called Necessary Step

Buffer Dispute Slows Up Talks  No Hope For Fast Settlement Seen Rut Red Writer Optimistic

PRR Official Hits At ‘Inference Of Traffic Diversion   General Manager of Pennsy Central Division Writes That ‘Warfare’ Can be “Two-Sided’; Chairman Corrin Urges Groups Work Togethe.

Pennsy Official  Defends Stand      Road’s Regional Manage Rebukes O. C. Group

mew ROSS SR VALE OO  Atom Arms Output in High Gear   HYDROGEN BOMB DATA IS SECRET

Push Work On Atom  Projects   Annual AEC Report Tells of Progress But Gives No Details On A- or H-Bombs

Silent On Hydrogen Bomb Going At Full Capacity,’   Atomic Report Declares

Production of A-Weapons Proceeds at Full Speed  Atomic Research Repart

AEC REPORTS PROGRESS ON NEW WEAPONS   Says All Facilities Are Being Operated At ‘Full Capacity’

Progress In Development Of Atomic Weapons Outlined In Annual Report of Commission

Atomic Plants Are Operating At Peak Loads   AEC Reports ‘Progress’ On Weapons But Doesn't Tell Mueh Else .

Report Progress On Atom Weapon:   AEC Reports New Sources of Atomic  Materials Developed

Report Progress On Atom Weapon:  AEC Reports New Sources of - Atomic

Atomic Weapon Production Boosted oe ke kok AEC Renart:-Ta Con croce Rononte Onoratiane At Cammetin

Report Progress In Development Of A-Weapons  All AEC Facilities Working ut Capacity

AEC Reports Development Of Weapons At Top Rate     Commission Issues Annual Statement  Of Atomic Program

10 Airforce Privates Jailed On Charges of Stealing $150,000 Worth of Cars

‘Amazing’ Story Of AtomProgress Related by Solon   JCS Tell of Advance, But Price Says Soviets Also Improved Bomb

WARNS OF RED ATOM BOMBS   Says Russia Has Bigger, Better Weapons Than  Was Believed

Philly Chief Denies Charge  By Nig Rosen   ‘Come-Back Money’ At Maryland Race Tracks Accepted

Support on Prié Controls Sought  “DiSalle Wants Mayors To Name Committees  To Aid in Program .

Government Calls For Public To Help With Enforcement of Price Controls

Government Enlist Public Support ln Enforcing Controls   DiSalle Requests 1,253 Mayors To Form Committees

Volunteer Groups To Enlist Support For Price Controls   Mayors Asked to Name Groups to Urge Observance

Public Support. Is Being Enlisted To Help Enforce Price Control Law °

Aid Of Public Is Sought To Enforce Curbs   Mayors Asked To Create Groups Encouraging Freeze Knowledge

Proponents of Survival of Fittest Fail to Survive in Battle of Ideas:

Pfc. Skinner's Body Due Here   First Korean War Fatality to Be Returned to Ada Arrives Friday

——  N. Y. Snarled As Walkouts Halt Shipping   Railroads Foreed To Extend Freight Embargo To Boston

Embargo Extended in Port Tieup   Only Troop Ships Loaded; Mayor Carries Own Bags

Brannan Says Food Program Necessary   U. N. Organization Vital To World  Civilization

Real Spring Seems on Its Wavy at Last   Lincoln received .22 of an inch precipitation for the 24-hour period ending at 7 a.m.

Public Hearings Open Today On Whether U. S. Communist Party Is Under Moscow Rule

(5 SRT. (7 Ss For Thirty Years Se N Christmas::Spooks Dr « ; “Haunted”: Kingsley x  ° 9 Ae BY LORETTA KASS TRAUFLER INN

PS ASE TESTES TER IESE ‘ . For Thirty Years ‘ NS “Haunted” Kingsley ,  \ uO; BY LORETTA KASS TRAUFLER

PUSH FLOOD CONTROL   Complete, Long-Range Pian Advo cated by Soil Conservers

Iran May Relax Oil Field Tieup  Solution Sought To Keep Fuel Flowing

Britain Studying Iran Suggestion For Interim Solution in Oil Crisis

Thun der jets Down 4 Planes Without Loss   24 U.S. Craft Jump 18 To 28 Reds Near Border; Pyongyang Hit

Yanks Fell  Four Jets In Airfight   Additional Soviet-Built MiGs Hit; No U.S. Plane Damaged.

DOWN 4 HEDS IN GATTLE OF TETS AN VAL      U. S. Thunderjets Undamaged in Fight with Speediest Russ Fighters.

Yank Jets Win Biggest Air Battle   Shoot Down Four [Enemy Planes in Border Encounter

Temperatures Around the Nation   U.S. Fliers Down Four Soviet Jet Planes

At Least Four Enemy. Planes ‘Are Shot Down   UN Troops Meet Light Resistance; Reoccupy Wonju

Study Begun On Stop-Gap Money Issue  By Congress   Government Is Kept Running Another 60 Days With Measure

Congress Begins Work On Bill To Keep Government In Business   Measure Designed To Finance Every Federal Agency For 60 More Days

Congress Working on Stoppage Bill to Keer Government in Business After Tomorrow

Congress Starts Work on Stop-Gap Bill To Keep the Government in Business

Congressmen Begin Work On Finances   Appropriations Committee Holds  Session to Draft Beowde Far Acencie

Congress at Work On Stopgap Bill To Run U.S. Agencies   House Appropriation Committee in Special Session on Measure

Dawson Denies He Abused Post   Truman Aide Appears Before Senate Group

RFC Charge Is Denied By Dawson   Says White House Didn‘t Attempt to Discredit Probers

Truman Aide Replies to Charges Never Sought to Influence RFC Loans, Dawson Declares

Denies White HouseScoffed At RFC Quiz   Dawson, Truman Aide,  Says He Did Not Abuse ‘Office to Get Loans

Dawson Denies Abuse of Post in White House   ‘Begins Testimony  In Senate’s RFC. Probe; Charges He Js Treated Unfairly

Truman Aide Denies Part In Influence Ring   Tells Probers He Never Abused Office to Get Loans Awarded

Dawson Make: Full Denial   Sweart He Never Abused Offices to Influence Maondiing of RFC Loans

Dawson Says He Did Not Fight Inquiry   Says Committee Unfair; Refutes Influence Charae

Deny Abuse Ot White  House Post   Dawson Swears He Never Tampered With Affair: Of RFC, as Is Charged  ‘NOTHING IMPROPER? Presidential Aide in  Turn Accuses Senate Subcommittee of Bias

Demos Okd RFC Board   Dawson, Patronage Adviser, Denies Abusing Influence

Dawson Denies White House Probe Discredit   Swears Never Abused Post By Tampering With RFC Loans

TRUMAN AIDE IS QUESTIONED BY SENATORS            Swears. He Never Abi White House Influe  “en Granting of Loans by RFC.  a      DENIES TRYING TO a DISCREDIT PROBE   Dawson Does Admit. Thet Democratic Headquarters Clear All Appointments to RFC Board.

Dawson Denies Charges Made By Senators  No Attempt Made To Discredit P _ OE REC Activitie

White House Made No ‘Discrediting’ Effort, He Claims   Truman Aid Contradicts All Claims He Used Influence To Secure Loan Approvals

Donald Dawson Denies White House Has Tried To Discredit RFC Probe

Strong Denial By Dawson of Any Abuse   No Tampering in RFC Affairs He  Tells Committee

Denies Tampering With RFC Affairs  Truman's Aide Says  Senstore Are linfkair

Tampering With RFC Aid Deniec   Truman Adviser Say: Jobs Cleared with Natl. Committee.

A Full Denial By Dawson   President’s Aide Says NoREC Influence Used; Agency Does Good Job

Patronage Chief Claims Checkup Not ‘Discredited  Presidential Aide Swears He Did Not OP it tees Dow, eS

Denies Charges Of Discrediting Senate RFC Probe   Truman Aide, Donald Dawson, Says Committee Unfair To Him.

Says He Exerted No Influence To Obtain Loans   Tells Fulbright Board Appointments Cleared With Party Committee

TRUMAN AIDE IS QUESTIONED BY SENATORS   Swears He Never Abused _ White House Influence  on Granting of Loans by RFC,   DENIES TRYING TO DISCREDIT PROBE   Dawson Does Admit That Democratic Headquarters Clear All Appointments to RFC Board.

Dawson Denies Using Influence In Loans by RFC  White House Aide Disclaims Efforts Ta Smanr Proahe

CHARGES UNFAIRNESS   Gains He Has 2 Newer Done ything “Improper With R. F.C.

Dawson Denies Senate Charges  Sweears He Never Abused High Office

REC Probers Hear Dawson  Deny It All   Didn’t Pressure Loans Or Discredit Quiz, Aide Claims

Dawson Denies Senate Charges About RFC   Says He Never Tampered With REC Affaire

Dawson Makes Blanket Denial He Abused Job   White House Aide tnsists He ts Clear Of RFC Tampering

Dawson Denies Attem pt To Smear RFC Probers And Charges Report Was Unfair To Him

Aid Denies RFC Loan  Influence  Dawson Accuses Fulbright Group  af ‘Linfairnece’

Truman Aide On Stand in RFC Hearing  » Dawson Says RFC Jobs ‘Cleared’ by

Short Haul Mail via Truck, Plan   Rail Plea for Boost in Rates Influences Federal Decision

POST OFFICE PLANS TRUCKS TO HAUL MAII   Proposes Shift From Railroad: on Hauls Under 200 Miles.

Trucks Plan  Mail Hauling   Post Office To Drop Trains On Short Run

Shifts from Railroad Use  US. To Switch Short Haul Mail Traffic to Truck Runs

Short-Haul Mail Service Planned  *Both Economy and Speed Will Result’

Trucks to Carry Short Haul Mail   Called Most Important Change Since Airmail

ORDER. DIVERSION... ” SHORT HAUL MAL   Basic Transportation Policy Is Revamped

Post Office Plans to Transport ShortHaul Mail by Trucks Instead of Trains

Postal Agency To Change To Truck Routes  Short Hauls To Be Taken From Rails, Postmaster Says

Wounded Cop Says Suspects Shot Flim   Sritically Injured Man Identifies Colifornin Hillbilly Musicians

Identify Four In Shooting Hold Hillbilly  Musicians in a  Dallas Affray

‘Lend Me a-Hand’ Is 1951-Slogan ..: -OF-Polio Drive, Palmer Reveals

MARCH OF DIMES. CAMPAIGN BEGINS: MONDAY, JAN: 15:   “That: Polio Victims Can .  Be Reatored  To Health Is  van Pateblished Fact:

Ada Rounduppers Mee! Friday Night  Mav Meetina te Discuss   May Meeting to Discuss Question of A Quadrille For Comina Season

NAVY CARRIER © PLANES BLAST HWACHON DAM   Attempt Made To Raise Level Of Rivers Important To Reds   AMERICAN JETS IN SHARP AERIAL FIGHT

Naval Planes  Blow Up Gates Of Korea Dam   Chinese Had Closed Sluices to Cut Rivers Flow for Fording on East Front; Reds Withdraw From Seoul Rain of Fire

Knemy, Halted Before Seoul. Shifts to Kast   Reds Closed Gates of Central Korean Dam to  Make Rivers Fordable

Dam Bombed To Flood Path Of Red Assault  Strength Moved To Central Front  Dee few ih ako.   Rade Clace Gates

Hwathon Dam Torpedoed By Naval Planes   No Effective Enemy Ac tion On Western Front May Day

Navy Carrier Planes Torpedo Hwachon Dam  Spectacular Attempt Made To Flood Path Of Expected Communist Attack

May Day Drive on Seoul Bogs Down and Communists Shift To Central Front

Gate Destroyed, Second Damaged After Reds Shift Forces to Center Of Peninsula

Allies Bomb Gates of Dam To Stop Red:   \Navy Planes Try to Flood Communist Attack Path Ac Offense Shifts

Carrier Planes ,forpedo Korea’s Big Hwachon Dam  Make Spectacular Attempt to Flood Path of Red Attack; Whole Western Front ® Remains Quiet on May Dav.

Counter Reds Move To Drop  : * Rivers’ Level Gates Are Blasted D.,  — >

Army Stevedores - Load Transports   Striking Longshoremen Jeer Workers, Threaten Mass Picket Lines

DRIVER CHARGED WITH MURDER   KANSAN ACCUSED FOLLOW ING CAR CRASH IN WHICH TWO LOST LIVES.

Driver Faces Murder Trial; Five More Die   Tough Charge Filed In Nowata County On Highway Fatality

WINS SECOND PLACE   Lawrence Rifle Club Takes Part in Manhattan Tournament

SECOND PLACE      Lawrence Rifle Club Takes Part tin Manhattan Tournament

Guard Killer Still Eludes Hic Pursuers   Giant Harry Williams Found Burglarizing Bedroom Again Makes Wis Escape.

Draft Call For Cadets ls Expected   West Point Washouts Can Expect ‘Routine’ Induction As Privates

End Says He’s About Only Reeular Left   §0 Are Dismissed For Cheating On Class Examinations

‘Many Football Team Members  Are Discharged   80 Of 90. Confess To Cheating In Classes; Some May Appeal

90 West Point Cadets Ousted In Army Purge   See pages 12 and 15 for other stories,   By MILTON RICHMAN

Killer Eludes  Posse Despite  Big Manhunt Ross Believed : To Have Escaped  rr. A... gtk.

‘Teen-Ager Dies In Blast  High School ‘Inventor’ Killed By Own Rocket

The Kids Listen————__—_— Soviet Soaked Youths Given Inside Data On American Slani On Living

McCloy Tells East German Quiz Kids About American : Policy and Wins Cheers

COME, COME, GENTLEMEN!  Four Great Nations Argue Over Three-foot Toy Boat

222 Traffie Deaths in’51   No Idaho Fatalities Told In Last 11 Days; It Was 246 in °50

‘George Kennan Target Of Reds   Accused Of Voicing Hate For Russians

Five Die, Four Hurt In Blaze   Authorities Probe N. J. Arsenal Fire

Throng at the  Funeral of ‘ive Mossers Check on Pistol  To Find if it Was  Death Weanoan

Will Check a Report About GSA Employee   Senate Committee Hears About a Joseph Major, Interested in Loan Deal

Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 is Desig: nated For Packages to Armed Forces   URGE ALL TO COMPLY

Parcel Mailing Dates Released  Mailing in Time Wil  Vittereen: Baek Pin Ticcnoce

$22 BILLION FUND ASKED Atom Attack Damage Bill Offered To Senate Panel

Seek Funds For A-Attack Relief  Administration To Ask For Billions

Atomic Attack Billions Sought   Would Authorize President To Spend

lran Abrogates Oil Concession  Nationalization Is Started Peacefully

Red Leaders Drait Reply To Zone Plat   Allied Infantrymen Continue Gains Along Front

Sen. McCarthy Quiz Shelved For Siy Weeks   Wisconsin Senator Under Fire  - May Reveal Names of State Department Employes Under Liavalte Check.

It Looks Like There May Be No Happy Ending To Romance Of Rita And Prince

Rita, Aly Khan Near Breakup   Says She Is Ready To Return To Movies

250,000 Reds Reported Poisec   ‘Full Moon’ Drive on Seoul Rumored

Army Of 250,000 Men, 250 Tanks Reported Massed   1,200 Manchurian-Based Planes Said To Be Ready For Possible “Full Moon” Attack - Against Allies This Weekend   Ry JOHN RANDOLPH

WHERE IT RAINED   250,000 Reds Sei For Full Moon Push   FOE ASKS SERIOUS VIOLATIONS’ STUDY

Army. Of 250,000 _ Men, 250 Tanks Reported Massed.   1,200 Manchuriius-Based: Planes Said To Be Ready For, Possible “Full Moon” Attack . Avetinat Allies Thde Weekend

U.N. Watchful As Foe Masses On West Fron   ‘Full Moon? Push on Seoul Feared by Wary Allies; Billion Fichts Race

if Communist Offensive ls To Develop It May Be Over Coming Weekend . ‘When Moon Is Full

ommunist orces Mass or Drive  Maree Kiochtine   "ierce Fighting tages On Hills n East Koreas

250,000 Red Troops Reported on West Front  ‘Full-Moon’ Push Seen Possibility;   ‘Full-Moon’ Push Seen Possibility; Fierce Battle Rases in Kast

Tank-Supported Reds Mass for  Drive on Seoul   Allied Officers Speculate Big Offensive May Come With Full Moon This Weekend Fierce Fighting Rages on Korea Hill Tops

Hilltop War In The East Rages On   Massing May Signal ‘Full Moon’ Offense

Campaign May Open Saturday   Fieree Fighting Reported Raging On Eastern Korea Hilltons

ALLIES BELIEVE FORCE SUPPORTED   Attack, If it Deve'ops, May Come Next Week-End—  _ 38th Parallel Probably   Would Be Goal.   COMMUNISTS IN EAST FIGHT STUBBORNLY   Prefer to Die in Bunkers Rather Than Give Ground —105 Killed on One Hill.

Reds Mass for Possible Drive Toward Seoul   ' Fighting Still Rages Along Hill Tops Of Eastern Korea

150,000 Troops Reported Poised For Offensive   ‘Full Moon’ Drive Toward Seoul Is UN Speculation

Steelman Bucks Union Resistance   Conferences Seek To End Deadlock in Rail Dispute

PVT. JOHN WARD, DIX SOLDIER, IS KILLED IN KOREA   Fatally Hurt While Serving With 9th = Infantry Regiment Oct. 25.

Ask World-Wide Meeting June 1 To Study Issue   Acheson Demands Russia Show Good Will, Work  Sincerely For Peace

U.5. Shows Peace Plan   Russia Dismisses It As Ludicrous, Calls for World Conference Instead

He Suggests Korea Firing  [End in 10 Days   Demands Allies Withdraw All Troaps Within a Month

U.S. Proposal Outlined By Acheson  — Russian Delegate Heaps Ridicule - On Weet’s Prooaram

Soviet Dared To Work on  Korean Peace   Acheson Presents Plat Including Disarming —Count of A-Weapons —Vishinsky Laughs

Counter Offer Is Tossed In By Vishinsky   U.N. Is Unlikely To Even Consider Russian Proposal

WOULD OLD A WORLD PARLEY BY JUNE FIRST   Vishinsky Rejects U.S, Plan, Laughing It Off as “A Doad Manes 2

VISHINSKY MOCKS: ‘FOOLPROOF’ COUNT AS LUDICROUS   Asks World Disarmament Conference After Acheson Challenges USSR On Peace

US Disarmament Proposal Is Turned Down by Russia   Soviet Foreign Minister Vishinsky Heaps Ridicule On Plan Right After It Is Presented by Acheson To UN General Assembly Today

Reds Dismiss U.S. Arms Plan As ‘Ludicrous’   Russia ‘Calls for World Conference

U.N. Gathering Hears Vishinsky Blister Controls  Russia Presents Counter Plan for Military Parley

Dismisses V. S. Peace Proposal as “Ludicrous”   Counters With Its Own Program. Denouncing U.N. Activities

Red Follows Acheson To U.N. Rostrum   Counter-Proposal Made; Says He’s Laughing at U. &

Vishinsky Said He Could Not Keep From Laughing at ‘Ludicrous’ American Project

UN ARMS PLAN IS DISMISSED AS LUDICROUS   Soviet Calls For World Conference By  Next June

Vishinsky Calls  Western Peace Plea Laughable   Acheson Presents Plan, Challenges Reds” To End Korean War

Acheson Tells Programto U.N. Assembly   Vishinsky Counters With Call for World Disarmament Meet

Russia Rejects Proposals for Disarmament   Vishinsky Asks Conference Next June To Consider Question

America’s “Fool Proof” Plan Greeted By Soviet Ridicule at Paris U.N. Meet Today

Acheson's Plea Quickly Scorned By Vishinsky   Western Powers Formally Propose World Disarmament Formula To U. N.

Russia Dismisses U. §. Arms Count Plan as ‘Ludicrous’   Not Likely West Would Consider Cornmunists Counter Proposal

Acheson, Vishinsky Clash Over Disarming Procedure  At U.N. Assembly at Paris

Vishinsky Is Quick To Ridicule The Plan O: Western Powers And Counters With Soviet Proposal For A “Pact of Peace.’?

SOVIET ENVOY OFFERS RIVAL KREMLIN PLAN   Acheson Asks Russian Support Of Korean Truce

Plan Ridiculed by Vishinsky   Acheson Challenges Soviets to Work for Peace in Korea, Arms Limitation

Asks World Conference On Question   Vishinsky Ridicules Plan, Offers Russian Proposal To End War

Vishinsky Brands Policy Laughable,  Submits Own Plan   Spurns Acheson Peace Challenge Asks 5-Power Pact, Cease-Fire

U. S. ‘FOOLPROOF’ OFFERING LAUGHED OFF BY SOVIETS, ASK WORLD MEET BY JUNE

Vishinsky Heaps ‘Ridicule’ Upon American Plan   Little Likelihood Is Seen West To Warm Up To Red Scheme

PLAN T0 COUNT ARMS DISMISSED BY SOVIET UNION   Communists Call Plan “Ludicrous''’ And Call For Conference To Talk Dis ~ ‘armament Question.

“Foolproof” Plan Presented fo U. N. By Acheson Today   Vishinsky Calls It ‘Ludicrous’; Wants Arms Meetinc

U. S. Presents “Foolproof” Arms Plan In United Nations   Challenge Russia To Work For Peace In Korea, Elsewhere

Acheson Presents Arms Count Program With Challenge for Peace  FROM TRUMAN SPEECH Russia Calls for World Dis armament Conference Next June

Vishinsky Replies To Proposal After Acheson Presents It at UN Session

VISHINSKY SCORNS PLAN  W orld Conference On  Disarmament Suggested

Russ Foreign Minister Calls For World Meet. On Peace By June 1, 1952   poo on RIDICULES WESTERN PROPOSAL IN BLISTERING [” §PEECH BEFORE U. N. GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Soviets Present Own Version Of Pact fo Bring World Peace   Terris of Counter Propesal Too Harsh For Western U. N. Nations to Consider; Soviets Don’t Want Armament Inventory

Soviet Proposal ls Advanced at Session of UN   38th Parallel Line Asked by Russians

Red Urges June Arms  Cut Parley   Offers “Peace Plan” for - Korea; Charges U.S. Began War There.

Call ‘Foolproof’ Disarmament Plan ‘Ludicrous’   Vishinsky Proposes World Parley June 1 To Discuss Problem

Icy Highways Are Dangerous, Drive Carefully   Russia Calls Proposals ‘Ludicrous’

American Proposal Branded. Ludicrous; Reds Challenged By Acheson to Fester Peace

Vishinsky Brands Idea ‘Ludicrous’  - Presents Own Proposal Before  UN Group in Pari:

VISHINSKY RIDICULES PROPOSAL   Truman Calls for ‘’Foolproof’ Census of ABombs, Other Arms. Reds Offer Own Peace Plan.

Other Signs Of Good Will Are Asked   Vishinsky Listens Intently as Big-3  Peace Proposal Is Given Step-by-Step

Acheson Presents ‘Foolproof’ Plan To  ‘United Nations Meeting In Paris; Soviet Minister Calls Proposal-‘Ludicrous’,Calls For World Disarmament Parley

Russia Rejects U.S. Arms Proposal   Reds Say Plan Is ‘Ludicrous’ And Unsound

Temperatures   Vishinsky Heaps Ridicule On Plan, Says He Could ‘Not Keep From Laughing’

RUSSIA WANTS WORLD PARLEY ON ARMS CURB   Vishinsky Assails West’s Peace Plan As ‘Dead Moauce’ 

RUSSIAN CALLS FOR FAST END TO KOREA WAR   Wants ‘Big Five’ To Meet Next June For Arms Debates

Who Said What and Who's Right?  Army Puts Two Feet in Two Mouth:

Controversies ‘Catch Afire’ In Pentagon —   ( Foreign Aid, Korean  War Become the Top  ‘To  uchy Topics’

PILOTS IGNORE BOARD'S PLEA   Illegal Walkout Charge Branded ‘Ridiculous’ By Union

Airlines Strike Called Illegal  _ Pilots Ignore Orde Tu: End Walkout

Soviet Bloc In U.N. Develops New Boycott  Refuses To Give Recognition To Secretary Lie

OPS Issues New Clothing Price Order  Consumers May Get Few Rreak<

Price Of Clothing Ceilings Ordered  — Cost Of Wardrobe  Will Reftein Same

New Ceilings On Clothing Ordered by  Government   Prices of Some Articles To Rise, OthersToGoDown Under New Setin

IC’S LOUISIANE  DERAILED NEAR  GILMAN; 1 HURT CAUSE IS UNKNOWN;  NINE CARS LEAVE TRACKS. STAY UP

Illinois Central Train Derailed  200 Passengers Escape Uninjured

Reds Decline To Break Off Talks   Communist Leaders Urge Ridgway To Investigate Bombing of Kaesong

Peiping Says Ridgway Reph  Unsatisfactory   Reds ‘Still Waiting’ For Allies to Probe Bombing ‘Evidence’

Reds Reject Allied Reply   Message Broadcast by Peiping Radio Leaves Door Open for More Talks

REJECT ncPLY QUT WAIT FOR BOMB PROBE   Call Protest Stand Entirely Unsatisfactory; Leave Door Qpen.

—CRISIS— Armistice Possibility Kept Alive   RIDGWAY. PAYS FLYING VISIT

Say Ridgway’s Reply to Charge Is ‘Entirely Unsatisfactory’, Left Protest Unanswered: Again Decline to Break Off Armistice Talks

Investigation Of Violation Charges Asked  By Communists   Reds Decline Again Yo Break Off The  Peave Negotiations Despite Dill

Boonville Had 5200,.000 Fire  This Morning   Storage Garage With ‘About Thirty  Cars Destroyed

Latest Truce Bid Delivered To Red Leader:   Ridgway Confers With Field Chief On War Situation

laxes Go Up On Incomes, Living Items   Fags, Liquor, Gas And Automobiles Among Increases

Under New Law   WIIG Ie Lu  Income And Other Taxes Are Boosted Startina Teday

Jury Votes Mercy For Killer Of Five  Ingenito To Spend Life At Hard Labor

QUOTA ANNOUNCED FOR APRIL DRAFT   County to Send 70 for Pre-induction Exams

DEWEY ATTACKS HOOVER'S IDEAS ON WESTERN EUROPE DEFENSE   Not Sending Troops ~~ Would Encourage Reds, He Tells Congress

Dewey Rips Troop View Of Wherry   “Passage of Resolutior Would Inform World } U.S. Flag Down.”

Dewey Warns: “Don't Haul Down Flag” By Barring Sending Troops to Europe   >ays. Adoption of Wherry Resolution Would: Paralyze" Nation's Defence.

Georgia-Florida Markets Open With $60 Average   Initial Prices. On Flue-Cured Announced At $10 Better Than Last Year’s Qveninge

Shipping Tieup Developing Af Eastern Ports  Expect 1,000 Vessel:   Expect 1,000 Vessels To Be Affected By Shipping Strike

PORTS CLOSING AS CONTRACT MEETINGS FAIL   Maritime Workers, Radio Operators Stay Off the Job

Driver Killed At  Paw Paw   Auto Smashes Into Trailer  At Police Post

Missing Plane stil Hunted  More Than Hundrec   More Than Hundred Airplanes In Search For Huge Lost Plane

Escaped Slayer of Jail Guard Believed ‘Seized   Tratled by Police

General Collins Says Russians Are Flying Some Communist Planes in the Korean War

CHARGE I$ MADE BY GEN. COLLINS IN SENATE QUIZ   Army Chief Says They Pilot Planes Fighting In Korea—Materials Captured Russian.

Collins Sure  Russians Fly In Korea War   Captured Equipment Mostly Soviet-Made, Chief Testifies

Lawton Convinced Russians Flying Red Chinese Planes   Russian Equipment Mostly Captured

General Collins Testifies High Officials Convinced Of Soviet Actions:in War

Testifies Also Red Equipment Mostly Russian   Army Chief Of Staff Follows Bradley To Stand.

Says Equipment Is ‘Mostly Russian’   Army Chief Of Staff Takes Spotlight In Senate Inquiry; Describes Enemy Retreat At Present ‘Pretty Complete’

U.S. Believes Russians Fly Jets in Korea   Gen. Collins Claims ‘Some Soviets’ Are Fighting Against U:

Collins Believes Russians Flying Planes Over Korea   Says Captured Equipment Is ‘Mostly Soviet;’ Supported Removal of Gen. MacArthur

Slip By Collins Says Russians Fly In Korea   Army Chief States Soviet Fliers Never Go Below ‘A River’

Large Surplus Also Sighted... . Treasury Expects ©  _ Balanced. Budget

Balanced Budget And Big Surplus Ar Virtually Ceriain For Fiscal Year

U.S, Budget May Balance   Fiseal 1951 ‘Likely  To-Show Big Surplus

Balanced U.S. Budget, Record Surplus Looms   Truman's January Deficit Guess May Miss Mark by $3.000.000.000

Huge Surplus Will Balance Federal Budget   Expect to Wind Up Fiscal Year With Surplus of . $2.7 Billion

Budget Surplus For-Fiscal Year Appears Certain   Phenomenal Turnabout Due to Spending. reg, Heavy Tax Receipts.”

First Balanced Budget in Three Year: In Siaht Reverses Predictions

HUGE SURPLUS FOR YEAR StEN   Government May Take In $2,700,000,000 Above  Expenses

ah Budget           ond Biggest psu plus In History = Raine Farercact

BALANCED BUDGE)   Second Biggest Surplus ir History Seen for Fiscal 1951

Balanced Budget  Seen This Year  Second Largest Surplus May Hurt Tax Hike Request

Budget Balance In Bag For 1951  Surplus Estimated At $2,700,000,000

Uncle Sam's ‘51 ledger Balances   Black Ink Used For First Time In Three Years

Financial Picture Brighter  U.S. Likely To Balance Budget For Fiscal 1951

Jets Poise for Bendix Race   AF Colonel Clocked at ZOE MDP in Tact Run

ALLIES STILL DELAY REPLY -ON TRUCE TALK   Headquarters Spokesman Says Gen. Ridgway Not Ready Yet With His Answer,

‘Many Wonderful People’ Respond To Ohio Couple’s Offer To Give Away Seven Children

Packed Courtroom Applauds  Herbert Gehr Acquilled in Killing Of Wife al Mountain Cabin

‘Gen. Bradley Repeats:   "We're Killing Chinese  To Force Negotiations”

Taft Attacks lke's Report  GOP Leader Declares Statement Was ‘Hazy’

Taft Takes Issue With Eisenhower   Says General Exagger-: ated Dangers of Losing War in Europe.

General's Report Called "Hazy Taft Says Ike Exaggerates Dangers of Losina European Continent to Reds

Night-Flying B-29s Break Up Three Communist Battalions Before They Can Get Started

Reds Lose 60,000 Men In Five Days   Allied Casualties Are Set at 1,618,  906 Americans

U.N. Troops Advance Up to 26 Miles in Central Korea  Enemy Offensive Threat Arises in East; Staggering Losses Suffered by Communists _

NEW RED BUILDUP IN EASTERN AREA CREATES THREAT   Huge Armored Forces Moving into Position Near Chunchon   ROE’S LOSSES SOAR   58,561 Casualties in 5 Days Against 1,618 for Altec

Communists Mass Tanks Near Seoul,  inemy Expecied " To Strike With

6-3 Decision Based On Transport Union Appeal Over Validity   Vinson Holds Wisconsin Statute Was  In Conflict With National Labor Relations Act and ‘Cannot. Stand’

Deliver 6-3 Reversal Of Wisconsin Law  Ruling Upholds   Ruling Upholds Transport Workers Union In Plea On Riahts Of Emploves

Action May Halt War  In Korea   Combat Men Told To Fire Only If Reds Shoot First

‘Army Prepares To Call Up More Guardsmen, Form New Divisions; Overall Manpower Goal In Sight

 Increase In Army Combat Strength  By Three Divisions Goal For Year

Army May Call More National Guard Divisions  Calline Hinte New   Collins Hints New Regular Army, Regimental Units

Army Expects to Add More Troops From State Units   Probably Will Boost Combat Strength of U. S.

Army To Take More Units of National Guard   2 or 3 Divisions To Be Federalized, Collins Expects

More National Guard Troops For U.S. Army  Wace: hein Ween. Awe:   Two Or Three More May Be Federalized Soon. Collins Savs

Army To Increase Combat Strength   New Regular Divisions May Be Formed

fas, More Men is immediate Goal  Army Plans to Increase Combat Strength, Collins Says On Return From European Trip

Gen. Collins Sees Federalization of Two or Three Divisions  Army Expects To Call National Guards

Guard Additions To Hike Army's Combat Strength  Collins Says 2 to 3 Divisions Will Be Federalized

Army Likely To Beef Up  Manpower   May Add Guard Units,  And Form New  Divisions

ARMY STRENGTH FOR COMBAT IS BEING PLANNED   Army Chief Collins Expects Two Or hree National Guard Divisions Tc Be Federalized.

Gen. Collins Reports:  Army May Call Up More National Guard Divisions

Brooding Sense Of Discontent Engulfs Britain   Churchill’s Party Faces Task of Governing Divided Nation

Pessimism In  Election Wake   Economic Troubles Still Beset A Divided Britain

Two Towering Problems Still on Hand     British Vote Reaction Swings Into Pessimism About Future

French Quarter— _ Cop Wounded, Night Club Dancer Cut Convict Nabbed in New Orleans Dawt

West Germany To Set Up Own Foreign Office   March Date Fixed As Start Of New Proaram

Foreign OfficeFor West Germany Is Predicted By Allies Early In March

FLOODS BOOST © STATE HIGHWAY. “MAINTENANCE       Costs Expected To Exceed $14,000,000, The Highest Average On Record in Missouri.

Unkeep of State's Highways to Cost Millions in 1952   Expense Ranges Up to $2,000 a Mile, Says Missouri Commission.

"Women’s Hardships Behind Poland‘s “Curtain™ ‘Described By Girl Who Escaped Red Regime

Four Are Namec To New Cabinet By Churchill   Approval Is Given Latest Appointments By King George VI

‘Badman William E. Cook Enters Alcatraz Prison  To Serve 300-Year Term

Cook Enters Last Home  Wioscer Slaver Beqins 211-Year Term at Aleatra:

LLM ALM LLL  Local Students Compete Tomorrow In Central Ohio Science Exhibit

Say They Did Not Know They Signed Local Opiion Petition   Not One of 30 Testified to Having Read the Petition Completely — Protest They Signed Under False Pretenses, in Court Here

‘DENY KNOWING .  WHAT THEY SIGNED   Falls Township Residents id Not  Say They Read Petition   ‘THE CASE IS IN COURT

City Will Renew CA Airport Pact  Old Agreement for Use Of Airport Expires Soon

Hurley Charges US  ‘Appeases Russia   Ex-Ambassador Testifies Acheson Statements On China Are Untrue

Hurley Assails Yalta Agreement   Truman Decision to Fight in Korea Declared Sound by Former Envoy

‘Cowardly’ Deal Made At Yalta, Hurley Charges   Agreement Provided ‘Blueprint’ For Conquest Of China, He Testifies

Hurley Claims U.S. Yalta Act Cowardly   Says Acheson ‘Absurd’ In Reporting China Favored Historic Pact

Arkansas Cotton Farmers Face Labor Shortage   Harvest Starts As Pickers Scarce In Many Fields

PLANE INTO SEA; ) 1) ABOARD KILLEL   NAVY CRAFT BREAKS ID two As If HITS WATELE OFL SAN DILGO.

  Navy Men Die As PBM Hits Sea   Plane Breaks-In-Two On Striking Water’

FIVE INMATES DIE IN LAST 4 MONTHS   Same Physician Signed All Death Certificates  PATIENTS   Unable To Explain How They Got Into Home: Suspect Use Of Knockout Drops

Yoshida Calls On Acheson  Betore Parley   Delegates Gather To Sign Lenient Jap Peace Treaty

Britain Concerned Over Iranian Oil  Field Rioting In Which 1? Are Killed

Van Fleet Says 15,000 Reds Die In Battle   U. S. Commander Tells Of Huge Red Losses

Reject UN Plan  For Inspection   Red Demands Bring New Korea Impasse

New Deadlock Has Developed In Negotiations  Reds Reject Allied Die Oe   Reds Reject Allied Demands For Arms Limitations-Inspections

Armistice Talks Hit  N Crag  Mnear Liew Onmaz VU an   Reds Reject Ailied Proposal For Limit hn Asm: Tacwssting

Telephone Co. Apply for New Rates To Meet Upkeep  System Made Upwarc Revision Exchange of

Many Leads  In Mystery ' Police Hope Some Of Clues Will Uncover  Slaver af Familv

South Korea Arsenal Destroyed By Bias!   No American Casualties But Widespread Dam ane Ranarted

E-DAWN BLAST RECKS ARSENAL IN PLISAN. KOREA   wr Civilians Known Dead  nd Six Seriously Hurt—  Wide Area Is Devastated.   JTARY POLICE IRECT RESCUE WORK   ty Homes Destroyed, 500  Ithers Damaged—Plant  Owned by South Korean Government.

Korean Arsenal Suddenly Lets Go   Blast Sears. Wide Area Near Pusan ‘

Anti-Red Guerrilla Force Maps Offense      340,000 Troops on Mainland Create Single Army to Battle Commies

Tied to Prevent Scratching, Uncuddled Baby Nearly Dies, Then-Love Cures Hin

Auto Industry Threatened By Rail Strike   May Be Forced To Shut Down

Air Force to Re-Open Base Near Sedalia   Plans to Establish Bombardment Group Of 4500 Men :

Air Force Plans Bombardment Group of 4,500 at Sedalia   Also Proposes Central Air Defense Force at Grandview.

300,000 Draft Seen for Year   Low-Ranking College Students Up for Call

U.S. Will Draft 300,000 During This Fiscal Year   Low-Ranking College Students May Get Call in Mid-Term

Draft ls Expected to Take 25,000 ‘a Month This Year, Including “Some Alid-Term Collese Students

UN Troops Hit Main Red Line   Cut Way Into Chinese Ranks With Bayonets

Tornadoes Strike Western Kansas   Four Are Seen at Elkhart; Two Graze Edaes of the Town

Tornadoes in. Kansas Injure Four Persons   Flock of Twisters , Swoop Down on Areas In Two Sections of Sunflower State

Twisters Hit West Kansas   ’ Four Persons Injured And Heavy Damage Done in Storm Area

Bonds Urged For Overtime  To AidSaving   Senator Advocates Move In Battle To Restrain Inflation

Bonds For Pay IsDouglas Plan  Move To Combat Inflation Is Set Up

Pay Overtime. In U. S. Bonds Says Senator  Douglas Gives Plan for Fight Against Inflation

Senator Douglas Suggests Overtime Income  {Should Be In Bonds As Barrier To Inflation.

Crime Study  Hints Given   Sensational. Charges ‘Expected Disclosed

Hint Sensational Report on Crime  Expect Indictment of Some Prominent Men

Sensational Crime Report ls Hinted   Sharp Criticism Of Will: yt  Others Indicated

Sensational Accusations Hinted:  Crime Report To Be Released Tomorrow

Expect Crime Report To Be Sensational   Sen. Tobey Hints Several Prominent New York Figures To Be Indicted

Report On Crime May Hil O'Dwyer   Former Mayor To Be Ac cused Of Tolerating Crime In New York

Probers’ Report May Charge Crime I olerated By 0’Dwyer  Halley, Questioned About “Leak,” Denies Rumor Committee Findings “Toned Down”

Report on Crime Due  Hint Indictments or   Hint Indictments on Several N. Y. Men

Sensational Accusations Hinted Crime Committee to File Report Tuesday

several Prominent New Yorkers Expected to be Named Hints of Sensational Accusations Pile Up In Advance of Senate Crime Inquiry Report

HINT REPORT OF CRIME PROBERS IS SENSATIONAL   SEN, TOBEY EXPECTS GRAND JURY ACTION TO FOLLOW REPORT

O’DWYER TO BE MENTIONED IN GRIME REPOR}   Committee Claims He Tol. erated Organized Crime In New York   INDICTMENTS ARE BEING PREDICTEL

Indictments Due, Sen. Tobey Says   Sensational Data in Crime Report Hinted

Halley Hints That Crime Committee May Accuse O’Dwyer in Its Report

Hints Of Accusations Pile Up Ahead Of Tomorrow's Crime Committee Report

O'Dwyer May Be Hit In Report   Probers’ Counsel Drops Hint At Blast At Ambassador

Crime Probe Report, Due Tuesday,  Is Expected To Pack Big Wallop

Sensation Hinted By Kelauver Body  Crime Probe Slated For Release Tuesday —O' Dwver hey Target

Crime Tolerance  Laid To O Dwyer   Accusations Are Hinted By Senate Probers

$113 Million Program Finds Lone Deadlock   Measure Includes ‘1 Pct: Real Estate. Transfer Levy

Passes House Compromise Measure   Part Of Package Of $113,000,000 Tax Bill Is Passed In Short Orde: Early [his Morning.

Measure Ends Long Deadlock   Adopts Part of House ‘Package’ As Substitute For Income Tax

$113,000,000 Program Ends  Long : Deadlock   Package OF Tax Bill: Passed As Substitute For Income Le

Auditor Warns State Spending Above Income  Excess Comes From Surplus, Official Says

Guards Fight Second Riot In Utah Jail   Acting Warden Taken Prisoner; Aide Also Seized

Cites Ike As Against New Deal   Kansas Young Republicans Endorse General After Scott Calls for Draft

General Strictly ‘Anti-New Deal’   Scott Addresses Young GOP Session

SOOT SAYS IKE OPPOSES NEW DEAL   CONGRESSMAN DECLARES GENERAL IS “BY ALL  -ODDS A REPUBLICAN.”

Scott Claims Ike Is “Anti-New Deal’  Resolution Endorsing _ General Approved

Kansas Young Republicans Endorse  Eisenhower for President as  Scott Boosts Ike’s Great Appeal

Eisenhower Is Labeled “Vigorously Anti-New Deal” And By All Odds A Republican: Available for President

Dewey Has 1,175 Bills for Review   Kecord Total Is Forwarded o Governor; Minority Statement Made

Taber Charges “Double-Cross” On Controls Issue  Truman Stand Draws   Truman Stand Draw: Fighting Comments  ‘Trom GOP Camn

Double-Crossed People  : Says Taber of N. Y.; Other Charges ’°52 "Election Scheme

HS. T. Crack Anevers GOP   Deny Charge Congres: To Blame For Controls Failure

TRUMAN BLAMED BY REPUBLICANS FOR PRICE RISE   President Asserts He Has Done All He Can Do To Get Strong Controls Measure Passed.

G.O.P. Blame: White House For Inflation   Truman Accusation To Congressmen - Draws New Volley

Republicans Give Sharp Answer to Truman's Views  Blame Administration For Failure to Control  Price Inflation

Congressmen And Truman  Shift Blame  Each Says It’s The Othe  wi... = SSS   Each Says It’s The Othe Who Is Responsible For Control HUls

Truman Assertion Draws G.0.P. Fire   Taber Declares President Double-Crossed People

In Discussion  Of Controls   Republicans Place Blame Squarely on Truman— Call It ‘Doubie-Cross’

Inflation Blame Directed at HST   : Truman Assertion That Congress Is Responsible for tO ontrole Rrings Sharp GOP Counter-Volley

TRUMAN STIRS CONGRESS FIRE   Claim Solons Responsible For Controls Brings  Sharp Retorts

TRUMAN RAPPED ON CONTROL BILL SLAP AT CONGRESS   GOP Lawmakers Blame White House For Inflation Difficulties

Truman Assertion Congress Is Responsible for Controls Brings Sharp G.O.P. Reply

Controls Split Grows Wider   G.O.P. Hits Back At Truman's Charges

Taft Says He Would Like To Oppose Truman For Presidency In 1952 Vote

Declares Issues Would Be Clearly Drawn With Two Seeking Presidency—Ohioan Calls for “New Deal in Foreign Policy,” Declaring it Would Permit a More Accurate Appraisal of the Threat of Communism.

‘Former Tiger Pitcher Suggests Special Income Tax Treatment for Ballplayers

Martin Urges Second Fron   House Minority Leader Would Use Anti-Communist Troops in Asia.

284 S2846KX S414VER44 £884848  Arn Requests Additional Federal Money for Flood Relief

Governor Bids for Larger Share of « Flood Relief Fund.   Says $15 Million Additional Needed For Replacement of Publie Facilities

TWO OLD VETS AT CONVENTION   William D. Townsend 0 Olla Is One Of Pair Attending

SOUTHERN VETS START REUNION   First Two Confederates To Arrive For It Like To See Pretty Girls—Parade Is Atranged.

News of the  Creston Area  Servicemen   Bill Klingensmith At Ft. Leonard Wood

Waning Public Interest Cited By President as Big Threat To United States Security

Pair Held On Charges Of Contempt   Mobsters Demand Removal Of All TV Equipment

Judge Declares Gamblers Pay Big For Protection   Two Alleged Top-Ranking Gamblers Arrested for Refusing to Testify Before Senate Crime Probers.

Both Clam Up Before Senate Crime Probers   Sit Silent in Protest To TV and Newsreels; Zwillman Is on Stand

Judge Leibowitz Estimates New York Gamblers Pay $20 To $25 Million A Year For Police Protection

Two More Gambling Figures Arrested  Cleveland Men Face Possible . . Contempt Actio

$10,000 Bail Each Set For Cleveland Pair   “Veteran Judge Tells OF Gigantic ‘Payoff. To New York::Police

Group May Avoid Recommendations   Probers Expected To Leave to the Country MacArthur Decision

Gen. O'Donnell Testifies at Hearing Today   Predictions Are Senate Will Avaid Recommendations

2 Streamlined Union Pacific  Trains Collide   51-Persons Injured; Rear Club Car Is Ripped Apart 

‘AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT (FORECASTS ANOTHER LOW \COTTON SUPPLY NEXT YEAR

INSTRUCTS ROOKIE SERGEANT Paralyzed Officer Directs Men To Bloody Victory Over Reds

Mississippian Describes It Courageous Lieutenant,  Paralyzed By Wounds, Stayed On To Lick Reds

Senate Defeats Income Surtax   Measure Defeated by Vote of 17 to 15

GOPs Celebrate Lincoln's Birthday Pot-Shotting Truman’s Policies

“UNWORKABLE” DEWEY SAYS OF SHELTER PLAN   Governor Says This Is No Time to Boost State Tax to People

Woman ‘Who Gave Up’ 2 Years Ago So Cheered By Helpful Sympathy She Is Conquering Heart Threat

Wants to Get Well PPP P LPL LAPP LPP LLL PLE  “MRS. HEART” HAS CHANGE OF HEART

Beaverhead River Floods Near Dillon   About 40 Persons Evacuated; Channel Blocked

Holiday Toll Light in U. S.   Safety Reeord Declared Possible as 44. Die  m.. Teen Acenninted Fres¢e

Evasive Witness ‘BootlegKingpin   Senate Crime Group Told Zwillman Mob Made. $50,000,000

Jersey Bootleg Ring Described To Probers  Told Zwillman’s Gang Made $50 Millions In “Dry” Years

Big BOSS offi Missing  Bootlegging Syndicate ls Bared at Inquiry

Zwillman’s Bootleg Syndicate Made $50 Million In 6 Years, Probers Told

Fine Says New Taxes Will Not Be Oppressive   Says Any Increase In Corporation Taxes Will Be Very Slight

PENNSYLVANIA MAY HIKE TAX AGAINST FIRMS   Fine Tells Industrial Leaders Corporate ‘Levy May Go Up

Fine And Byrd In Tax Views   State Businessmen Hear Pointed Aims

Graduate of Roseville Schoo Is Victim of Brutal Murder  Shoe May Have Been Used to Fatally Beat Mrs. Ruth Alter in Her Home at Columbus

Appropriate for State Institutions   Three Bills Providing $21 Million Pass The Konsae Houca

House Okays Money Bills.  994104 091 Denetand   $21,164,831 Provided For State Eleemosynarv Institutions

Highway Commission Fires Brown   Whitton Named Successor at Once, Rodaers Announces

Carl W. Brown Is Fired by  Commission   Chief Engineer Of Highway Group To be Rex Whitton

ighway ommission res Brown  * gg RE) Erect: J oN   Chairman Says Governor Was Not Consulted

Graham Arrives For New Parley   Demilitarization Of Border Asked

Frank Graham Arrives In Pakistan For New Talk On State Of Kashmir

Christmastime Windup of 1951 General Assembly to Produce Stormy Session

Stormy Session : Facing. scembly  State’s Marathon Tax Tangle Heads List Of

stormy Session Is Predicted ee Ae J redicted  Many Red Hot Issues To Face Legislators

Stormy Session Facing Assembly   State’s Marathon Tax Tangle Heads List Of Many Red Hot Issues

[Many Red Hot Issues      Stormy Legislative Session  Probably Due This December

House To Eye Tax Agents’ Incomes   “Several Hundred’ Revenue Men Probed

[Demand Investigation of General MacArthur's Declaration Joint Chiefs of Staff Shared His Military Views on Korea

STORM BREAKS AS MARTHUR TAKES STAND   Joint Chiefs’ Views May Be Sought By Congress

Pro- American Seizes Svria  In Quick Cou p   Lightning Action Closely Follows Election Of Anti-West Group

Coun Ousts Anti-West  Government   Col. Shishakli, Army Strong Man, Takes Over Reins

Syrian Army Leader, Friend of U.S., Seizes Control of Government

BRITISH MOVES IN IRAN NOW PEACE WORRY   Washington Fears Oll Dispute Might Start War

DEFENSES TO BE PRESSED Capital Is Not Surprised As Reds Seoff At Truman

Russia Unlikely To Favor Trumar Disarming Plan  President Presents   President Presents  Proposal For Peace  And Disarmament

Family Feud Shapes Up In Shaky Jordan  Eldest Son Of Slain Abdullah Angered B Choice OF Brother

DULLES STATES U.S. BACKING ALLITS ALLIES   Prepared To Hit With All Might, Wa TDarlarac

DULLES STATES U.S, BACKING ALL ITS ALLIES   Prepared To Hit With All Might, He Declares

Aggressors Get Dulles Warning  _ Assured Japs Then Heads For Home

Dulles Hits Peace Talk  By Russians   Warns Aggressor Nations That U. S. Will Strike Back

State Officials Touring Cagles Mill Project Told War Emergency Suspends Other Like Plans for Time Being

B-29 Crashes At Texas Base  cen: ces, Se   Crew of Five Reported Rescued

Final Clearing Of Order Being Made by Board   Living Cost’ RiseSpurs Government Into Fast Action

Sweeping Order by Washington Expected Friday   Board in Final Talk Ovar Right Formula lar Stabilizaton

Debate Over “Formula” of Curbs Is Snag   Pressure Is on for Release of Order by Friday—Living Cost  Index Hits New Peak

Hagele Over Price Freeze  Delays Order  Announcement Tlerwicenncel The   Announcement Expected To Be Tomorrow

GOP SEETHING WITH PLANS 10 HEAR GENERAL   Demands on Truman. Acheson to Resign Are Renewed

GOPs Demand HST. Acheson  Resign Posts   Ousted U.N. Officer Clears Way for Early Defense of His Policies

G.O.P. Slam-Bang Attack on Ouster Gains Momentum   ngry Leaders Press Charge That President's Action Has Led Nation Close to Costly War in Orient-Nation Aroused

GOP Presses Its Movement To Air Ouster  Debate Boils Up On Canital Hill

MACARTHUR T0  FLY HOME ON MONDAY   Republicans Hope To Have General Address Congress

Taft Declares Agaressive War ls Only Route  GOP Leaders Press Attacks on Truman, Backina MacArthur

GOP Demands HST, Acheson Resignations  Emotional Conflict Grips US As People

MacArthur Will Fly To Mainland Next Monday  Charges Made Of ‘Appeasement’ By Renublican Voices -:

TO LEAVE JAPAN NEXT MONDAY   GOP Leaders Working Te Have Him Appear Be fore Congress   125,000 MESSAGES SENT TO WASHINGTON

Attacks by Taff, Wherry Reply To War Charge   President Accused Of Appeasing Reds, Adding to Danger

ADMINISTRATION RISKING NEW WAR TAFT. WHERRY SAY   Aggressive Action Against China Reds Urged by Ohio Senator   REPLY TO PRESIDENT   ‘Pygmies’ Cannot Bring Down This Idol of People, Wherry Declares

Great Debate Boils Again In  Senate, Nation   General Settling Affairs, To Reach U. S. Tuesday; Dulles Had Asked Parley

Furore Over Firing of General Grows: Republicans Demanding Scalps of Both President and Secretary Acheson.

MacArthur Due Home Next Week   General Clears Way For Return To Defend Asiatic Policies

‘Republicans UrgeTruman  To Resign   Others Demand Resignation of Sec. Acheson .

Ohioan Denies Help To Chiang end Bombs On Mainland Would Mean General War

GOP Pushes Issue Of MacArthur   Claim Truman Leans Toward Appeasement

Truman Urged fo Resign Post      Acheson’s Ouster Also Asked by GOP

TAFT, WHERRY  GOP GOP Chieftains Blast Truman, Praise Mac      RIDDLE OF MACARTHUR, NO. 1  Great Risk: How Would Jap Foes Receive Him?

Engine Craw Digs IG Accident   Firemen’s Body Dug Out After 4. Hours

Ridgway Invites Conference on Hospital Ship   Acts on General Instructions From Washington; VanFleet Probably Would Represent U.S. at Truce Parley.

MAKES OFFER TO RED CHIEF   ‘ommunists Called on To Name Representative  U. S. Supreme Commander Suggests Meeting Be Held at Enemy-Held Port of Wonsan

UN COMMANDER RADIOS: HIS BID. TH REDS’ CHIEF   Préposes Talks he Held. on Hospital Ship in Wonsan Harber   15 ALLIES IN OFFER   Word from the. Communists ' Waited; Rumors Fly in Tokyo

Suggests TalksBeHeld On Danish HospitalShip  Site Would Be   Site Would Be Wousan Harbor; Next Move Put Up to Commies

Ridgway Suggests Red Commander Meet UN Agent Aboard A Danish Shin

His Message Is Broadcast From Tokyo Station   Danish Hospital Ship At Wonsan Site Suggested

Ridgway Asks Field Chief Of Reds ‘To Meet   Message Addressed To Leader Of Communist Forces In Korea; Danish Ship In Wonsan Harbor Suggested As Site Of Meet

Gen. Ridgway Proposes Talk On Armistice  Message Broadcast To North Koreans:

Duff Becomes U.S. Senator  Takes Oath Of Office At Washington Today

Chinese Capture Munsan, 21 Miles From Capital City   Red Offensive In Center Seems Out Of Steam As Casualties Since Sunday Soar Past 25,000

DISREGARD LOSSES IN DRIVE AGAINST WECT ENT (IE 1 INF   Two-Prong Attack Forces * UN Withdrawal on 30-Mile Arc   STALLED IN CENTER   Allies Halt Foe as Casual ties Soar Past 25 000

DIXIE'S DEMS DELAY ACTION   Anti - Truman Drive  May Explode Later

Move to Raise Pay of Congressmen Is ‘Started After One Quits for New Job

Simple Economics on Hill  Congressman Chucks Job, Other Members Consider Pay Boosts

New Move Afoot To Raise Pay  Ot Congressmen Since One Quit   Ed Gossett, Of Texas, Resigns To Take $25,000 Utility Post; Solons Cagey About Voting Vwovenen Refore Election.

Congressmen Complain Of Inadequate Salaries   _ Rep. Gossett Quits For Better Paying Job; Others Thinking Of Votine New Salary Hike

UN Stalling on US Motion   Austin to Press Demands That China Be Branded Acoaoressor

Violence Flares In Textile Strike   Dynamite Blasts, Shots Fired in Many Areas

Uneasy Calm In Textile Areas... .  Violence Flares As  Strike Front Holds

Chief Jailed For Murder In GI Killings  AWOL Privates Were Handcuffed

Chief'Is Jailed In GI Slayings  Warrant Charging Murder Is Filed

Officer Is Jailed For Slaying Gls   Georgia Police Chief Ts Held Without Bond

Red Youth Rally Runs Into Snags   Delegates Angered Over Food, Shelter Lack,  Discrimination.

HIGHER AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE RATES   t May Go Up 24 Per Cent In Counties On Fire, Theft And Collissian

Insurance On Autos May Be Increased   Rates Might Go Up 24 Percent On Fire, Theft, Collision ~

6 of Family Die In River As Auto  Plunges from Road  Vacation Trip Ends In Tragedy; Mother Of 3 Is Saved

CAR PLUNGES INTO RIVER; 6 IN FAMILY DIE   ‘Mother of Three Boys Who Drowned Saved by Heroic Motorists.  :  :

Tragedy Ends Vacation As Six In Family Drown   Drops Dead After Minor Auto Crash

Six Members of Family Drowned  *Yacation Trip Ends in Tragic Accident

Car Dives Into River, 6 Drowned   Tragedy Ends Former Winthrop Family’s Vacation Trip.

FBI To Push Loan Influence Crime Charges   Department Goes Before Jury Monday Against RFC Figures

Federal Loans To be Aired Before Jurors   Possible Perjury In Testimony To Be Considered

Grand Jury To Probe RFC Agency   'Truman’s Aide Refused To Testify

Below Zero Weather Invades Old South, Cattle Dying in Florida, Floods Add Trouble

Cold Wave Hits Far Into Florida   Far Below Freezing Or . Gulf Coast

Cold Wave Heads  Toward Florida   Low of 17 Predicted There As Tolls in Record Freeze Continue Upward Climb

Record-Breaking Cold Wave Spearheads Toward Southern Tip Of Balmy Florida

Misery And Death From Arctie Blasts   Toll In Lives From Causes Due  Cold Over 200

Lush Semi-Tropics  To Feel Cold Wave   \Damage, Misery, Death  Toll High in South

Cold fo Spread To Florida Keys; Death Toll 200   Fantastically-Low Temperatures Reported in Dixie

Way Down South in Dixie—Br-r-r Cold Wave's Frosty Prongs Reach to Tip of Florida

Cold Weather FloridaBound;  Ohio Suffers   Mercury Near Freezing In Miami; St. Augustine Has Snowfall

Crime Investigators Bring Hearings On Dope Peddling Into Nation’s Homes

Drug Use Reaches Epidemic, Senator Says at Hearing   Extends to Youngsters. O’Conor Declares and Sees It as Most Alarming

O’Conor Hits Use Of Dope As ITV Quiz Opens   Senator Emphasizes Mounting Addiction By Younger People

Drug Use Hits Epidemic Stage  O’Conor Says Younger Generation Traffic The Most Alarming

Senator Hits At Increased  Use Of Drugs   [ile gal Consumption OF Drugs Is At Epidemic Proportions, Senator O'Conor Declares

‘Drug Addiction Called Epidemic By Probe Head   Senste Crime Committee Opens Public Hearings On Narcotics Traffic

Blaik Defends Practice Of Inviting Athletes To Point For Peocuss dail Schooling

Coach Defends  Army's Foothat  Recruiting Plan 15 of 45 Players  On 1950 Squad ‘Invited’ to Point

ARMY RECRUITED FOOTBALL STARS BLAIK REVEALS   Athletes Given ‘Cram’ Course io Help Pass Entrance Exams, He Says   DEFENDS SYSTEM   Expenses ‘During Six Weeks Stay at Academy Paid ' by ‘Civilian Alumni’

Blaik Admits — Army Recruits  Grid Prospects  Caach Defends Practic   Coach Defends Practice ‘As ‘Proper’; HS Stars « Helped on Point Exams

Army Grid Coach Admits Players Are Recruited   Athletes Are [Invited To Military Academy Given Cram Course’

COACH CONCEDES GRID RECRUITING FOR WEST POINT    Blaik Terms Practice “Per.  fects  i Five to Eleven Are Invited) Fach Year.  y Proper’—Savs From      GIVEN “CRAM COURSE” FOR ENTRANCE EXAMS      Expenses of High Schoo Prospects While at) Academy Are Paid by “Interested Civilians.”

Army Grid Coact Admits Athletes Were Recruited  Defends Practice As Soe ee ee

ALSO NEW-TYPE BATTLESHIP  Russia Has Fastest Subs, ‘Jane’s’ Says

Russia Believed Building Submarines With World-Beating. Undersea’ Speed

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Young Housewife Describes Seven-Year Communist Membership as Spy for FBI

Young Housewife Spends Seven Years ._ Spying on Communists as FBI Informe

Indian Soldier’s Body Will Leave Sioux City By Train This Sunday

Missour! Highways Still Dangerous   Continued Snow, Sleet Prevent Improved Roads.

Vienna Socialists And Reds Battle   Communiste Arriving For Whitsuntide Peace Rally Meet Trouble   About 100 Socialists

Scattered Street Riots In Vienna   Socialists And Communists Wage Battles

Hit Failure To Enforce Ohio Law   Committee Blames Tienps Between Officials and Rackets

Ohio Officials Linked fo Crime   Kefauver Report Cites Corruption

) —GAMBLING— Officials Criticized  In Report  Einancis! Tlanwe   Financial Tieups Cited By Committee

Law-Gambler Ties Are Cited   Enforcement Is Lax, Committee Asserts

Ohio-Kentucky Tie-ups Reportec In Crime Study   Law Enforcement Affecting Gambling Attacked as Lax

May Inquire Into ‘Export’ Ot Baby Boy   Hilm Star Brings Home British Tot, Can't Adovt Him

LOCAL THREAT— Continued on Page Two   Yankee-Senator Opener Is Postponed by Rain

LLL LLL LOLA LL CNEL L NE OO CN TNE LO Nt te  MARK U. S. POPULATION CENTER IN LITTLE EGYPT

U.S. Defense Force Lands On Iceland   Airborne Troops Occupy Bases Deeded In Pact

Chinese Prisoners Confirm U.S. Claims As to Huge Numbers of Enemy Killed

Planes Blast Capital Area In No. Korea   American Cruisers Also Pound Enemy Build-Up Sectors

Air Action On Korean Front Shows Increase  os 3 EE ee   Jet Planes Meet In Several Clashes Over North Korea

Georgia Senate Narrowly Okays  a e J Newspaper Restriction Bills

Britain Willing To Cooperate with Unified Europe   British and French Statesmen Meet; Churchill with Ike

British Pledge Unification Role   _ Talks in Paris Ducy Army Issue

French Report British Ready To Collaborate  No Physical Part Of Europe Army To Re Taken Ie Ward

FBI Rounds Up Six More Red Leaders in U. §   46 Communists Now Charged Under Smith Act

FBI Seizes 6 More Reds   ‘Steve Nelson Among Party  Leaders ‘Nabbed in Raids

SIX COMMUNIST LEADERS SEIZED   FBI Arrests Them On Charge Of Plotting To Overthrow United States Government

NELSON, ONDA, DOLSEN SEIZED BY FBI AGENTS      Western Pennsy!vania Red Leaders Held On U. S. Charge

6 More U. S. Red Leaders Arrested   Include Nelson, Party Chief in W. Pennsylvania

FBI Brings In Former  State Red   Six U. S. Communists Bagged in Fourth C-Man Roundup

FBI Rounds Up Six More Communists For Potting to Overthrow Government

FBI Rounds Up Six More Minor Red Leaders   Arrests In Pennsylvania. W. Virginia Bring To ial Now to 46

FBI Arrests Six More —  Communists   Moscow-Trained Revolutionary Among Prisoners

Six More Reds Seized by F.B.I. In New Roundur   Total of 46 Arrested Since Court Upheld Conviction of Chief:

FBI Rounds Up More Red Leaders   Six Are Charged With Plotting to Ovaréthrow tho li ¢

Six More Red Party Leaders Nabbed By FBI   Hoover Says Men Con. nected With Commies ln Two States

F.B.I. Seizes Steve Nelson.  5 Other Reds   Latest Of Arrested Communists Will Be Tried In Pittsburgh

Six More Reds Nabbed in New FBI Roundup  Stave Nalenn fe Moo   Steve Nelson Is One OF Those Arrested; His Bail $100,000

FBI Jails 6 More Reds For Plots Aqainst U. S.   Makee Total of 46

46 Now Seized Since Conviction Of 11 Ton Leaders   ‘Cleanup Bags Steve Nelson, Pittsburgh Head Man

FBI Rounds Up. Six More Leaders Of American Reds   Hau! Made Friday “Brings Total To 46 Since Last June

POLICY ON DRAFT   Local Board to Require Service Test and Scholastic Standing

Copper Strike ls Expected To Continue   Union Leaders State Walkout Hinges on Wage Settlement Plan

Copper Strikers Asked To Retum lo Job By WSB   Production Of Strategic Material Virtually Halted

DEMAND U.S. URGE FIRMS TO ACCEPT SETTLEMENT PLAY   Agree to ‘Send Representatives to Washington Hearing Tomorrow   58,000 WORKERS OUT   2,500 Ansonia Brass Workers Strike; Awart Action In Copper Dispute

Walkout Turned Over Te Stabilization Beard — By Truman   OUTPUT OF LEAD AND ZINC ALSO CURTAILED

CopperUnion Asks U.S. To Settle Strike   WSB Urges 58,000 Men To Return Quickly To Their Jobs

Copper Workers Continue Strike   Reject Truman’s Back-to-Job Plea

STRIKE PERILS MOBILIZATION EFFORT OF U.S.      Copper Walkout Hitting Mobilization Drive At Weakest Point

Union Prods U.S. For Copper Raise   Strikers Wait for Government To Put Pressure on Industry;  GE Surveys Supply Situation

COPPER UNION STANDS BY DEMANDS   Aim To Continue Strike Until Issue Is Settled 

Mine Strike HaltsDigeine Of Strategic Minerals   Union Wants U. S. To Press Firms To Accept Plan Mediators Offer

Copper Production Halted By Strike   Workers Asked To Return To Job—Wilson Says Pre * duction Of Tanks And Guns Drastically Curtajted By Walkout

50,000 Workers Walk Off Jobs In Wage Dispute   Defense Mobilization Director Tells President Production of Vital Military Items Will Be Curtailed.

Ultimatum Teeued By Union Head   Wants Government  To Urge Increases

Strike Hits Heart OF  Defense  De ART a Lae:   Mineral Workers Asked To Return To Their Jobs

Wage Board  Studying  New Strike   Walkout Cuts Production Of Defense Goods -

Truman Acts After Strike Halts Copper   Issue Turned Over to WSB, Men Urged to Return  Pending Ruling Bulletin.

Workers Asked To Stay on Job Pending Inquiry  rere Diedeee Ube.   Truman Otdeis Wage Board Into Dispute As 58000 Walk Out

Sawyer And & Officials Face Possible Jail   Show Cause Order Issued in Dollar Steamship Line Case

9 Federal Aides Face  Jail Terms   Angry Court Levies Contempt Actions

Stabilize Center Of Line But Foe Attack Exnected   ‘Report Huge Force With  Planes Readied for New Push

Reds Massing Planes, Tanks  For New Blows  U.S. Faces First Air Resistance In Korean War

Vacated Wonju Is Entered By ' U.S. Forces   Americans And French Are Battling North Koreans And Chinese Four Miles South Of City; Red Planes Are Sighted

Meat Scarcity Reporfed From Many Sections   Partway Price Controls  Blamed For Short Supplies

Meat Shortages Break Out In Several Cities; Packers Blame “Partway” Controls

‘Herve We Go Again     Meat Shortages Cropping Up Tn U.S., Some Mild, Some Bad

SHORTAGES OF MEAT CLAIMED IN SOME AREAS   Scarcity Blamed On “Partway” Government Price Controls      PORK AND POULTRY _ IN NORMAL SUPPLY

SURVEY REVEALS MEAT SHORTAGES ACROSS COUNTRY   Disruption of Distribution is Blamed on ‘Partway’ _~ Price Controls   BLACK MARKETS HINTED   Lamb Scarce, Beef and Veal - Supplies Below Normal to Very Tioht

Ask Farmers Grow Record  Crops In ‘52   Price Guarantees Reflect Big Need Of Food Production

Cicero Riots Under Control   Police Maintain Peace And Order “In Iliinois City

Busman Plans  Cicero Move Negro Officials Say Plot ‘Well-Planned’

Who Will Be No. 1,000,000 .  National Safety Council ce Millionth Person To Die in Auto Mishap in December

Truman Sticks  To Fair Deal   Taft Leads Poll in House, Eisenhower Second

Won't Agree to Compromise to Please the South   President Still Silent on Own Plans for Running or Not Running; House GOP Poll Shows Taft Leading Ike.

ay a BYP i > © — ; F aA SUMMARY OF ACTION BY 290TH  NEU PACWICM FOC ATTIRE

Russia Presents Biggest Budget In History  With Increase In Amounts Asked For Arms

Soviel Asked For Its Biggest Budget  Wowbd Put Higher Percen tage fate Armaments

At Least 18 Lose Lives In N.C. During Weekend   Accidents, Stabbing, Hit-And- Run Account Hor Most’ Of Holidav Deaths In’North State

Rail Wage Raise OK Expected   6-Cent Increase Will Blast Hole In 10 Pet. Line

Texas Loses 200,000 Bales From Drouth   State’s Cotton Crop Is Seen At 4,800,000 Bales

Weather Trims 200,000 Bales Off Texas Crop   State Cotton Yield Outlook Far Below  Avarnna far Natian

Rain, Cold Lash Atlantic Seaboard   Heat Wave Sets New California Record

Eleven Parachute To Safely From Blazing B-29   Were on Last Training Mission Before Graduation.

— ON SCHOOL BONDS   Board of Education Set 7:30, May 22, as Ac ceptance Time

SLIPPERY BANK BANDIT CAUGHT IN TENNESSEE   Kenneth A. Kitts On September 14 Eluded Guard In Webraska

Thinks The President  Should Either Defend Ravie Nr Get Him Fired  mwwyhw ws wwe   Senator Offers Bill Providing Criminal Penalties For Party Officials Active In Government

Army's New Frigid W eather Rations Reach Korean Wariront As WarmSun Shines Brightly

Bricker Will Seek Another Senate Term   Mike DiSalle Seen _ As Likely Rival Of Junior Senator

Patrols Fall Back in Fight af Inje   89 Enemy Planes Involved in New Aerial Strikes

Destray Iwo Red Jets, Damage Three in Dog Fights   As Air War Steps Up Resistance on Ground Stiftens.

Red Airplanes More Numerous After Day's Lull   Ground Resistance Stiffens as Allies. Are Pushed Back

Marines on Troop Train In Smashup   Death Toll May Reach Dozen in Louisiana Swamp District.

Police Report Four to 12 Dead With 60 Injured  Doacenare (ut Way   Rescuers Cut Way Through Sottomlands To Reach Wreckage

Two Trains Hit Head-on; 4-12 Killed   Marines Rescue Man y Passengers   At Least 60 Injured In Louisiana Collision, State Police Say

Harriman, British Ministers Discuss lranian Crisis  West's Next Move On Current Oil Dispute Viewed

BEHIND THE FLYING SAUCERS — eer eee ee  Did Huge Sky Ship Shatter U.S. Plane?

BEHIND THE FLYING SAUCERS [Mystic Discs Seen. ‘In Lecture’s Wake

HOUSE VOTES PROFITS TAX, DEFENSE BIL   War Powers Measure Encounters Snag In Congress

Stalin Says War Is Not Inevitable: Brands U. N. As *Tool’ Of America

SOVIET CHIEF DECLARES UN 'U. S. TOOL’   West Observers Find No Clues To Change In Policy

Red Leader Says War Not ‘Inevitable’   World Diplomats See Repetition In Words Of Russian

Stalin: UN Tool of U. S.  Aggression   Brands United Nations’ China Edict as ‘Shameful

Some Hope Held That Door Remains Open For Settlement Of Korean Probldm

Soviet People Told U. N. Tool Of Americans   Diplomats Differ On Interpretation Of Premier's Words

Soviet Leader Predicts U. N. Defeat In Korea  Red Terms Are Only) Hope, World Told

See No Hope For Peace In Blast on U.S.   Pure Propaganda Label Given It. By Many Senators

Red Chinese Fully Backed By Kremlin   Communist Victory In Korea Forecast If Terms Not Met

Kremlin Chief Brands Red China Action ‘Shameful’   Ifs in Major Pronounce ment Found Hopeful By West

“Big Brother” Says War Is Not Inevitable   West Warned to Give In to China Reds or Face Final Defeat— Litthe New in Blast

Premier’s Statement to Pravda Broadcast All Day to Russ, World   Hints Door Open For Korean Truce   West Studies Interview For Clues to Possible Soviet Policy Change

Stalin Terms U.S. Tool Of ‘Ageression’   Saye War. Not Inevitable ‘And Sees Korea Victory: Tatk Said Propaganda’

STALIN HITS U.N. AS TOOL OF AMERICA   Brands as Shameful United Resolution Labelling Red China as Aggressor in Korea.   SAYS ALLIES WILL ‘LOSE KOREAN WAR   In Pravda Interview Dictator Says World War is Not Inevitable at Present Time.

Stalin Says UN Made Into Tool Of Aggression   Blame Is-Placed On U. S.: Resolution Againet Red China Called Shameful

Accuses U.S. Of Aggressive . World Designs   Russian Chief Grants Lengthy ‘Interview’ To Pravda, Official  Communist Paper

Claims U. N. Made Tool Of “American Aggrese sion” And Warns Of Ultimate Defeat In  Korea If China’s Proposals Not  Anrontas See es

RUSS LEADER RAPS UN FOR KOREA STAND   Calls United Nations / Tool Of ‘American  Aggression’

Soviet Plays Up Dictator’s War Views   Stalin Says Korean War To Be Lost By In terventionists  2

Soviet Dictator Denounces Move Against Red China  Claims Americans Rule Organization; Raps Korea Stand

Must Accept Term: Offered by China Or Face Defeat   Soviet Leaders Say World War ‘Not Inevitable’

Study Stalin Blast For Key To Red Policy   Soviet Leader Calls U.N, Tool Of U.S. Agaression

Blasts U.N. as American Tool Of Aggression   Predicts Allied Defeat If West Doesn‘t Bow to China’s Terms

United Nations Called Tool of U.S. Aggression  Stalin Broadside on

Stalin Sees UN Defeat In Korea   Acceptance of Red Terms Alternative; Statement Labeled Propaganda By U. §

Wide Study Is Accorded Stalin Views   Western Diplomats Search Them For Clues To Possible Poliev Change

CONGRESS ASKED TO CRACK DOWN ON BOOTLEGGING   Senate Crime Probers Told Liquor Worth Millions Is Flooding Dry Areas of South.   ILLINOIS FIRMS NAMED ~ AS SOURCE OF SUPPEY   Officials of Missouri and Other States Say Big-Scale Operations Virtually Defy Detection.

O'Dwyer Deal Called Untrue   State Department Defends Ambassador

STATE BLASTS REPORT UNTRUE (DWYER DEAL   MILLION SENT TO NEW YORK BANK FOR DEPOSIT

3 Airmen Die In B-25 Crash  2-Engine Job Down In Kansas ‘Canyon’

OMBER CRASHES   Three Men Believed Aboarc Burned Plane at Sharon nc.

Charge Truman Democrats Sold GovernmentJob:  Hoey Committee To Open Hearing Today Cin Miscissinn: Case

Starts In Nisissippi  “Charge: ‘OF ‘Job = Peddling Will _ Be Investigated

Hoey Directing Senate Probers   Hearings Opened On Job Peddling’

Senate Group Airs Federal Job Sale Charge   States Rights — Leaders Accuse Truman Faction

Jobs Cost $300 In Mississippi  Democrat Patronage Is Investiaated

Launch Probe In Mississippi   Probe Charge Federal Jobs Were Exchangec For Political Funds

Lowell Boy, 9, Beaten To Death By Stepfather   Conrt House Spectators Boo, Hiss Leroy Dickey; Enters Not Guilty Plea

Judge Swears Off Rouge, Lace Panties As Concord ‘He-Men’ Start Convention

PRES. TRUMAN STRENGTHENED IN TIDE VOTE   HOUSES PASSES BILL 265-109; VETO ASSURED

Stalling Tactics Of Red Truce Negotiators Cancel Meeting; Jets Continue Aerial Battles:

Allies Bag 3 Red Jets In 2 Encounters  Air War Continues ~As Chinese Bring Up Ground Reserves

UNPlanes — Down Three Enemy Jets   Chinese Stage  Small Attacks Po 4 Cy 2: 

ALLIED AIRMEN STRIKING HARD ON FVEN TERMS   Aerial Duels Fonght _ Over Northwest Korea—52 U.N, Jets Tangle With 50  Communist Planes.

Allied Planes Down 3 Reds In Air Duels   All UN. Jets Safe After Fierce Fight   Fresh Chinese Army Corps Reported Moving Into Area Near Kumsong

3 RED JETS DOWNED Chinese Forces Launch New Ground Attacks in Korea

ALLIED JETS DOWN 3 MIGs, DAMAGE 2   Chinese Forces Launch Small Attacks Near Kumsong: Temperature Skids to 17

Two Aerial Duels Fought Over Korea   Two Other Russian Made Migs Hit; All Allied Planes Return Safely

UN. Airmen Down Three Red Jets; Ground Action Is Light   NEW CHINESE DIVISION REPORTED IN LINE SOUTH OF KUMSONG; TEMPERATURE IN BATTLE AREAS DIPS TO 17 DEGREES

Reds Build Up Forces; Planes Duel   Recent Communist Surge May Have Been Sereen For Shifting Treops

Three Red Jets Rre Shot Down  tt ..   2 Other Russian-Made MIGs Damaged; No Bli:aa T acceac

THREE ENEMY JETS DOWNED IN WAR ZONE   Chinese Move New Army Corps to Line South of Kumsone

Allied Jets Down Three Enemy Ships  Over Korea   Two More Damaged Without Losses To U.N, Fighters

Allies Bag Three  Communist Planes   Two Aerial Duels Fought Over Northwest Korea on Even Terms   Negotiators for Cease-Fire Truce Fail to Make  Progress

Allied Planes Down 3 MiGs Over Korea   Chinese Open Small Ground Attacks in Subfreezing Cold

U.S. Fliers Bag Three More Red Jets in Two Battles: Chinese Launch Ground Attacks

Two Damaged Tn Duels Over .  Northern Area   Red Troops Holstered In Central Sector As Tank Forces Boosted

Allied Airmen Down Three Red Planes   Jets Destroyed In Aerial Dogfight Over Korea

Mac Arthur Will Return To U.S., Ready To Give His Views To Congress

RED ATROCITY TOTAL RAISED   Newly Disclosed Ridgway _ Report Indicates 8,000 Slain

REPORT 8,000 YANKS SLAIN BY REDS   Figure Is 2,000 More Than Previously Indicated   Before Hanley Statement: No Explanation Given For Lower Totat

U. N. Given New Report On Slayings  Revised Figures Estimate 8000

Ridgway Raises Possible Atrocily Total To 8.000 Men In Report To UN

New Estimate of Prisone of War Killings Placed Before U. N.   Atrocity Reports Led to Acheson's Denunciation  of Red China

Boosted to 8.000  Exact Evidence Listed On 400—Others from Lineonfirmed Reports

Newly Disclosed Ridgway Report Hikes Death List   Raises Possible Toll Of Prisoners Slain  In Korea To 8,000

Atrocity Toll Upped to 8,000  Ridgway Reports   Ridgway Reports Boost of 2,000 To UN Council

New Figure Shows 8,000 -Red Killings   Pentagon Source Discloses Report By Gen. Ridgway

Atrocities Figure May Reach 8,000   Secret Ridgway Report To U. N Is Made Pithlie

Ridgway Report Raises Slain Prisoners To 8,000   DISCLOSURE MADE IN REGULAR REPORT TO U_ N.: COVERS AUGUST 16-3] PERIOD.

REPORT 8,000 UY. S. PRISONERS SLAIN BY REDS   New Atrocity Report From Ridgway Sent to United Nations.

Red Atrocity Is Increased By Ridgway   Slaying of American Soldiers is Listed At 8,000 Following General’s Report

Report Made To. United Nations By Gen. Ridgway   Figure Is 2,000 . More Than Hanley Reported Earlier

Possible Total Of Red Slayings Raised To 8,000   Report by Gen. Ridgway Lists 2,000 More Atrocity Deaths Than Previously Reported

REPORT 8,000 YANKS SLAIN BY REDS   Figure ls 2,000 More Than Praviously Indicated   ESTIMATE MADE   Before Hanley Statement: No Explanation Given For Lower Total

New Disclosure Hikes Number 0 Prisoners Slain   8,000 Americans Cited in Ridgway’s Report te UN Early in Novembe:

New Report Sent To American UN Group At Paris   Describes Exact Evidence Of 400 Killings, Rest Listed From Various Unconfirmed Sources

Report Made Before Hanley 's Atrocity Story   Execution Evidence Available On 400 Killings, Ridgway Statement Claims

Latest Report Sets Atrocity Total At 8,000   Ridgway Discloses New Figure To U.N.; Evidence Yet Scant

“Riduway Message To UN Just Revealed Ridgway Message To UN Just Reveated  Atrocity Toll 8.000, Nov. 12 Report Said

New Atrocity Report Says 8,000 American Prisoners Slain By Reds   Newly Disclosed Report Issued To U.N. By Gen. Ridgway On Nov. 12

Number of U. §. Prisoners Slain Reaches 8 O00   General Ridgway Makes Revised Repor To United Nations

ATROCITY TOLL SET AT 8,000 IN REPORT TO UN.   Ridgway Report Covers Period to Middle of July

Increased Figure Puzzling Ridgway’s Report to U.N. Set Atrocity Toll at 8,000

2,000 More In Latest Report... . List Of Atrocities Is Raised To 8,006

Reveal Secret Report to UN; Estimate: 8,00€  ‘ Acheson, Defense Department Knew Of Red Slaughter

DEMONSTRATION AGAINST IKE I STAGED IN ROMI   Crowd of More Than 8,006 Gathers in Rome, Chants Red Anthems and Shouts for Peace.   ARMED POLICE KEEP  THRONG IN CHECK   Two Persons Killed and Al. most 100 Injured in Incidents in Other Parts of Country.

Senator Demands Investigation Qf Pentagon ‘Leaks’   McCarthy Claims © Secre' Messages Are Being Read In Newspaper Column

Chinese Believed Pulling Line Back   Gls Drive Within 5 Miles of Seoul

Kefauver Inquiry Gets 17 Warrants  Senate Will Arrest Fuaitive Witnesses

Senate Orders”  Arrests   17 Racketeers Named ‘As Result Of Crime Probe

Teen-Age German Girls Parade in East Berlin, But Many Long for West

PROGRESSIVE WOMEN  Red Rally Teeners Would Rather Be “Whistle Bait"

Democrats Cautioned Agains! Trading “Honor And Justice” For Eat And Face’

Charles Shaver, Figure in Latest Furore Over RFC Loans, \Quits as Counsel for Senate Group

CHARLES SHAVER QUITS UNDER FIRE   FIGURE IN RFC LOAN PROBE RESIGNS AS SENATE GROUP’S COUNSEL.

We've Moved Fast in First  Half Century What’s Left After  . A Speedy Journey Throuch 51 Years?

Only Two of Dozers of Casualties  Cubeb Cigarettes and Bustles Of ly  alf-Gone Twentieth Century

rl . ° . I ootslog ging Training For  Doughboys   Gen. Church Applying Korean Lessons In Fort Benning Course

Infantry to Go Back to Its Foot-Slogging Training Now   Gen, Church Soys Wheels Won't Be Taken Away Dut Men t Learn Again How to Get Around Afoot—-Lessen From Kore

. It's Different Kind i of War in Korea  pee To Have To Go on Own Feet

American Gis Have To Learn. Self. Reliance, Claims Major  General Back From Warfront

DOUGHBOY GOES BALK ON FEET   Gen. Church Will Emphasize Footslogging And Night Fighting

* Morel Footslogging Ahead for Doughboys As General Applies Korean War Lessons

General Church Says American Doughboy Going To Lose Wheels: Start Footslogaing «

Infantry Training Turns To More Foot Slogging   General Says Korean Lessons ‘Make It Essential

Return To Footslogging Is Due For — Doughboys After Hard Korea Lessons

Doughboy Losing His Wheels Gls Becoming ‘Footsloggers’ Again, Says General Church

General, Fresh from Korea, Tells Lessons Heartbreak Highway Taught

Doughboys Going  ToLose Wheels,  General Declares Church Says GI Must  Learn To Fravet On Foot Ta Bioht Bede

Taft Brands as Completely False Truman Remarks About Money Spent in Ohio Election

Truman Tale False, Taft Tells Probe   Ohio Senator Says Opponents, Not He Threw Money Into Campaign There

Taft Claims ‘Conspiracy  In Ohio Vote   Says Opposition Poured In Money To Defeat Him

Refutes ite House Assertion .  Taft Reps Tactics of  Foe in ‘50 Campaign

Taft Describes Truman Charge As Not True   Claims Opponents Poured in Funds

’ “Cireulated Defamatory Literature, Too” (pponents Used Excessive  Funds In Ohio, Taft Asserts

TAFT DECLARES DEMOS OUTSPENT HIM $3 T0 $1   Blast Truman “Special. Inter. est’ Charges as False; Sees Smear Effort.

Taft Denounces ‘Special Interest’ Election Charges  Assails President For Claim of Cash Gift Deluge in ‘50

Taft Denounces Truman Assertion That Special Interests Aided Senator

Ohioan Says Democrats  Used Money   Aiso Defamed Him, Senator Tells Probers

—CAMPAIGN— Taft Denies Charges In Senate Probe  Accuses Opponent Of Irregularities

Taft Denies Assertion Of President   Senator From Ohio Terms Statements ‘Completely False’ At Senate Hearing

Taft Declares Huge Spending Claims False   Senator Denies Truman Cempaign Fund Charges

Excessive Use Of V ote Funds Denied By Taft   Ohio Senator Says Assertion By President Is ‘Completely False’

—SAYS FOE POURED OUT CASH — Taft Denies Truman  Blast on Vote Chest

TAFT SAYS HIS © FOES USED BiG ELECTION FUND   Calls Statement by Truman ‘False’ in Senate’s Hearing

Truman Charge Flatly Refuted by Senator Taft   -Opponents Were Ones Who Poured Cash Into Chio, Probers Told

TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN NOT TALKING TRU   Denies “Special Interests” Money Helped Him in Pamnaian:

Taft Calls Charge By  Truman Lie   Testifies at Senate Hearing on Ohio Election Campaign

Opponents’ Money Poured Into Ohio Elections Taft Declares At Senate Hearing

Taft Calls Reports False His Ohio Race Was ‘Bought’  Before Senate Probers, Presidential Candidate Denies Charges of 1950 Campaign; Says Opponents Spent Much

Solon Asserts His Opponents Really Guilty   GOP Leader Contends Unions Spent Untold Sums To Defeat Him

‘White House-Directed’ Plot Charged By Taft   Foe Rates Truman As ‘Weakest’, Woman Urged For GOP Nominee

Taft Denounces Spending Claim   GOP Presidential Aspirant Says Demos Outspent im 3 to    IN 1950 SENATE RACE  Defeated Ohio Opponent tc Take Senate Witness Chair Tomorrow

TAFT CHARGES TRUMAN LIED ABOUT MONEY   Ohioan Testifies No ‘Special’ Aid Given His Camocaian

Taft Denies Truman's Claim On Money Issue   President Says Special Interests’ Sent Cash To Ohio

Truman’s Charge Of “Slush ae A Lie, Says Taft   Says Ferguson “Car petbaggers”  Were Ones Who Poured Funds

CELL A LLL LLL  56 Persons Meet Fiery Death Six ‘Minutes After Airliner Takes Ott

Non-Scheduled, War Surplus Air. liner Wrecked Six Minutes Af. ter Takeoff From Runway At Newark. N. J.   WORST AIR CRASH OF CURRENT YEAR

Non-Scheduled Airliner Burns Tn New Jersey   _Cut-Rate Flight — To Miami Catches Fire on Takeoff

Probe Crash Which Killed 56 Persons   Seck To Determine if Airliner Was Properly Checked

Study Plane Wreckage:  Killed 56   Investigate Whether Airliner Was Checked In Jersev Takeoff

06 PERISH AS BARGAIN RATE PLANE CRASHES   All Aboard Carried to Flaming Deaths as Airliner Dives Into River.

To Begin Inquiry on Air Crash  56 Die i in Crash  Bt. Ele«ttna,   56 Die in Crash. Of Big FloridaBound Airliner Near Newark, N. J.

Seek Cause Of  Nation’s Seeond Worst Disaster   56 Killed When Big Plane Craslies Six Minutes After Take-Olf

Investigators Seek Cause of Air Crash  Where 56 Perished   Suspect Plane Not Properly Checked Before Taking Off

Elizabeth Crash Second Worst in Nation's History   Claims Ship Was Breaking up Miles Away

6-Division Limit Sought by Taft  Wants Ceiling Put   Wants Ceiling Put On Troops to Europe

Taft Claims Troops Sent Into Europe Weaken U. S.  ot _ ir A   Senator To Argue Before Committee  On Case This Week

Chest X-Rays at Fair Reveal Fewer Suspected Cases of Tuberculosis

10 PCT. ‘CATCH UP WAGE FORMULA I PUT INTO EFFECT   Johnston Asks 7 Amendments to Further Liberalize Pay Ceiling   LABOR PROTESTS   Move Js Not Expected to End Stabilization Board Solit

Johnston Asks WSB Approval Of Amendments   Proposals to Liberalize Curbs Are Referred  kT) Wriee Baard

LABOR LEADERS NOT SATISFIED Economic Boss Eases Controls, Okays Ten Percent Wage Hikes

Further Liberalizing Of Pay Ceiling Requested By Economic Stabilizer’   Move Expected To Bring Three Labor Representatives Back Into Active Participation In Board's Meetings

10 Percent Pay Boost Formula Put Info Effect   Stabilizer Suggests Quick Liberalizing; Lubor Not Soothed

Johnston OK’s 10% Catch-Up Wage Formula   Hopes Actiqn Brings Back Labor Members: Seven Changes Sought

Army Will Bring   ‘Will Start Enlisted Reser viet Beck from Korea fe Mid-lauly

kKkkkky ENLISTED RESERVISTS WILL START LEAVING VOREA IN MID-JULY

Governor Voted Defense Powers on Broad Scale   Senate Takes Action Looking to National Emergency Setup

Qutnumbered, UN Army Falls Back in Fighting Retreat; Seoul Is Afire.

Heedless of Losses, Chinese Punch Through U. N. Line; Allies Await All-Out Assault on Capital.  rarermrcrr rarer YP TIYYIIs CUA CT OO]!

Rhee, Cabinet Flee Capital   Eighth Army’s Field Commanders Expecting - Fullscale Assault on City at Any Hour

Syngman Rhee, Cabinet Flee; Await Full Attack Tonight; Communications Broken Off

Fall of Ancient Canital Is But Matter of Time   U.N. Forces Fight to Hold Withdrawal Line Against Heavy Odds

Rhee Flees City as Foe Swarms On   Enemy Pierces Second Line Seven to 10 Miles Distant.

Chinese Blast Allied Lines, Find Little UN Opposition   Kimpo Airfield Flights Temporarily Halted; Capital Held

Yank Forces ‘Begin Leaving Town of Seoul   U. S. Troops Withdraw Under Pressure of Communist Assault

FORCE WEDGE INTO DEFENSES AROUND CAPITAL   ALLIES STILL HOLD CITY BUT PRESIDENT AND CABINET FLEE

SOUTH KOREA GOVERNMENT FLEES CAPITOL   "Major. Assault, By. Chinese Is - Bypeeted Hourly

Communists Drive  Allies From Capital   Fires Rage In City; Plans Made To Destroy Kimpo Field; Flank Turned

Leading Units of 7 Armies Reach Outskirts of Seoul; U.N. Troops Quitting City

Troops Clog Roads South   Allies Withdraw in Face of Frontal Assault, Outflanking Move in East

Fullscale Push On Capital City Expected Tonight   President Rhee, Cabinet Flee Seoul As Reds Approach

South Korean Capital Still In U.N. Hands  Communists Roll On Despite Big Losses

South Korea Major City : In UN Hands  Up To To Today   Full Scale Assault Expected On Sector .Within Short While

S. KOREAN PRESIDENT. IN FLIGHT   Syngman Rhee and Cabinet Leave Just Before Chinese Crash Defenses Seven Miles from City.   ALLIES STILL HOLD DESERTED CAPITAL   Communications Out, AllOut Attack Awaited. Reds Swarm Through Gap Without Regard for Losses.

Rhee, South Korean Cabinet Flee From City  All-Out Assault _On Ancient   All-Out Assault On Ancient Capital Awaited

Heavy Losses Are Reported On Both Sides  Chinese Swarming Teward Seoul For

Fullscale Assault On Ancient City Expected Any Hour By Sth Army Field Commanders

Troops Smash Allied Defense   Second Major Battle For Seoul Under Way; Expect Reds To Step Lin Furiouc Accault

U.N. 2d Line Of Defense Is Left To Reds   Pres. Rhee And Cabinet Flee As Communications Stop

MAJOR BATTLE FOR SEOUL IS IN THE OFFING   South Korean President Syngman Rhee And Cabinet Flee

Begin Reforming For Assault on Ancient Capital  Report Comes From - AP Correspondent

Invading Hordes Smash Through United Nations Defense Lines; Censure Shrouds Developments

Enemy Only Six Miles From Korean Capital, Mongolian Cavalrymen Break Through Allied Line in East, Race South in Encircling Move

Reds Smash Through Allied Lines Toward Seoul; Expect Fullscale Red Attack Tonight

Full Scale Assault Expected Any Hour; Whole Allied Line Across Korea Retreats

Fall of Seout Near as Heavy Drive Rolls On  Full Scale Assault   Full Scale Assault On Southern Capita! Expected Any Hour

TANK-LED CHINESE FORCES, IGNORING LOSSES, STREAM THEROUCH CAP IN UN LINES

Chinese Armored Unit Smashes Thru UN Lines   Communication Lines Go Out; Rhee, Cabinet Flee Capital Again

Reds Swarming Toward Capital   S. Korean President and Cabine’ Flee Before Onrushing Enemy

Unheeded Fires Devour Buildings In Ancient City; Citizens Flee   Allied Infantry ‘Clings to Lines   Chinese Use Tanks, But Rely On Troop Waves, Regardless of . Losses

Reds Surge to Outskirts of Seoul Capital   Foe Seen Readying For Attack On Capital . City

Kighth Army Gets Qut Quick To Avoid Trap    Chinese Cavalry Reported to Have City Outflanked From East

Lead Elements Of Red Army Reach Seoul   Fall of Capital City Seems Near; U.N. Troops Stifl in City

President And Cabinet Flee As Hinal Blow Nears   Reds Crash Through Seeond UN Defense Line Outside Of Canitel: (Conmmmunieations Cut Of

Reds Reach Guiskirts Ci Seoul   Huge Forces May Soon Storm Capital; General Retreat of U.N. Forcas Banging

HUMAN WAVES ROLLING OVER ALLIED LINES   Offensive Picking Up Momentum All Alona Front

Chinese Strike Wave on Wave In Big Assault   Capital Still Is Held By United States, Allied Infantrymen

Communists’ Armor Leads Korea Drive   Capital Virtually Deserted As Enemy Nears Outskirts

Reds Driving Fast Toward Deserted City   Capital of South Korea Still in Allied Hands; Fullscale Assault’ Near

Capital Expected To Fall as Reds Renew Assault   Strike in Waves Heedless of Heavy Losses Inflicted

South Korean  Cabinet Flees  Capital City Full Scale Assault  On City Expected At Any Hour

Rhee, Cabinet Flee Capital; Await Attack UN Forces Expectec   UN Forces Expected To Withdraw South

Seoul Still In Hands Of Allied Army   Casualties Heavy On Both Sides; Gap Is Torn In Defenses Of 24th Division

Deserted Capital Expects All-Out Attack by Night   Enemy Hordes Roll to Edge of Doomed City, Field Reports Say

Capital Still In U.N. Hands   Expect Full Scale Assault Any Hour

Seoul Defenders Backed to’ Wall by Advancing Chi nese Armies KOREAN LEADERS FLEE  Final Attack Expected At Any Moment; Casualties Are High

Break Through U. N. Defenses Before Capital   Assault Seen at Any Hour; Rhee, Cabinet Flee From City

President Svngeman Rhee And Cabinet Flee Doomed City   Attacks So Far Believed Only Preiude To AN-Ont) Posh By Hundreds of Thousands

Chinese Armies Reforming for Attack on Capifal   Allies Fighting To Hold Withdrawal Line Aaainst Huqe Odds

Battle for Seoul Begins;  Enemy Expected to Launch Fall Attack at Any Hour   Communications with Capital Dead; President Rhee and His Cabinet Flee: Reds Smash U. N. Secondary Defenses

Tank-Led Red Troops Smash Toward Seoul   Allied Lines Dented As Chinese Launch Hard Attack

Elements of Seven Chinese Armies at Outskirts of Seoul   U. N. Forces Fight to Hold Their Withdrawal Line.

Rhee, Cabinet Flee; All-Out: Blow Waited  Enemy Drives Ahead Despite Heavy Toll

Allies Brace For All-Out Attack On Ancient City  ENEMY TROOPS DEFY      Blazing Strafing Runs Of Low-Flying Warplanes; U.S. Casualties Heavy

Allies Hold Withdrawal Against Odds   Communist Waves Ignore Losses in Onslaughts

FOES IGNORE HUGE LOSSES, SMASH AHEAD   Allied Line Also Falls Back In Central and Eastern Sectors.

Smash Allied Lines: Swarm  Toward Capital   Full Scale Assault On City Expected Any Hour; Capital Still In U. N. Hand:

All-Out Attack On City Likely Almost Any Hour   Government Flees South And City Practically Deserted Except For Defending Eighth Army; Heavy Casualties Reported !

RHEE AND CABINET FLEE CITY  Tanks Lead Chinese In Break Through Allied Defenses Near Capital

Tanks Crush Second Line  Ot Defense   Full-Scale Attack On Ancient City Believed At Hand

neavy Losses Are Reported On Both Sides  Chi inese ove rming Taward Senul Far   Chinese Swarming Toward Seoul For An All-Out Fiaht

Chinese Red Tanks Batter Allied Force   Full Seale Assault . On Ancient Capital Is Expected Hourly

But U.N. Force Still Holds City   President Rhee And Cabinet Members On Way To New Capital

—FINAL DRIVE—  UN Troops Still Hold Capital   REDS SMASH ALLIED LINE

Troops March Southward As Reds Push On   Fires In Capital Believed Caused By Carelessness

Capital Falls After 3-day Red Assault   Yank Infantrymen Fight to Protect Withdrawal Line

Temperatures °   Furious Foe Drive Rams Yanks Back Again: Vehicles Clog Arteries

Reds Crack UN Lines, Push On Toward Capital   Virtually Deserted Seoul Still In United Nation Hands Tonight; American Eighth Army Command Expects Full-Scale Drive On Blasted City At Any Hour

Tanks Lead Red March Into Seoul: Rhee Flees City; Army Imposes Censorship

Toll Is Heavy: Allies Back Up; Civilians Flee   Commie Slaughter Reported from Air And Land Forces

TROOPS bite UP DEFENGta, GOING SOUTH   Mongolian Cavalry Outflanks UN Positions as Red Infantry Attacks.

Allied Defense Cracked in Fury Of Red Offensive  Full Scale Attacks On Burning Capital Anticipated Soon

Reds Reach Outskirts Of Seoul   Chinese Begin Assembling For Their Assault on South Korean Capital   FIRES LIGHT CITY   Communications Dead; Air Assault Aimed at Red Troops Across Korea

Reds Drive Within Six Miles of Seoul   Cabinet Flees; Fires Indicate Some Withdrawing Units Burning Structures

FIVE MILLION FIRE STARTED IN ATTEMPT TO AVOID. DRAFT   _ Nineteen-Year-Old Michigan Employe  Fired Office Buildina

Latest News Flashes   Starts $5,000,000 Fire To Escane the Draft

State Moves To Aid Farm Labor Shortage   Need Shown For More Help In Cotton Season

ites New C  ‘U. S. Black Market Crackdown  ‘Loom. Ren. Patman Iidicates

Red Flanking Threat Rises East Of Capita   Enemy May Enter City By Nightfall

Red Force May Bleck Eseape Road Southwar ‘d  eT ot were   US. W arships Stand Off Inchon And Pour Shells At Red Armies

UN Abandons Flaming South Korea Capital   Thousarids. Of Troops And Civilians May Be Evacuated By Sea; Encircling Drive Opened By Enemy

Allies Retreat, Pressed Hard by Red Vanguards   United Nations Warships Stand By To Save Troops, as Communist Entranment Threat Develops

Flanking Communist Force Threatens To Cut Route Of Retreat to Pusan Port

Red Entrapment Threatens Road. Toward South ©  Reds Close Enough ; To Be Bombard

U. S. Air Force, Navy and Marine Planes Rocket and Bomb Chinese; Han River Bridges Being Blown Up.

Ships Stand By For Possible Evacuation   Enemy Threatens To Cut Escape Routes; Airport Demolished: City Left In Ruins

Ships Ready To Evacuate  UN Troops   Naval Gunners Pound Vanguard Of Communists

U. N. Naval Forces Shell Enemy; Ready ‘To Redeploy Units:   Warships of Seven Countries in Position to Cover Withdrawals; Swarms of Allied Planes in Action; Grave Enemy Flanking Threat Looms

Stalling Of Truce Talks Part Of Plan   Some Observers Say Reds Want To Use Peace As Bait

STALL IN KOREA 10 SEE RESULTS OF TREATY TALK   Peace in Far East Would Leave Them With No ‘Trades’

Allied Observers Expecting Kaesong Impasse To End After Treaty Meeting

Korean Stalemate In Pact Strategy?   Russie May Want to Use Threot of Full War As Trading Point

Russia Seen As Reluctant To End Fighting   May Use Korean War As Trading Point In Japanese Peace Talks

Sport Probe Ordered By  President   Army, Navy Both To Be Questioned

Bitter Political Battle Looms Over McCarthy Ouster Resolution in Senate

Bitter Battle. Looms Over Sen. McCarthy's Status  Badger Senator's. Note To Missourian Brings New. Attack

Batlle Growing Over Ousting Of Sen. McCarthy    Ouster Resolution Brings On Bitter ‘TDehate In Sanate

Democrats Are Making Charges on Mixing of Facts; Claim Him Ineligible

Bitter Political Battle Brewing  Demo Makes Angry Blast at M’Carthy

New Blast From Democrat Point: To Bitter Battle Over Unseating Wisconsin's McCarthy

MCCARTHY FIGHT BEING PRESSED   Bitter Political Battle Stirs Over Altempl To Qust Him From Senate.

Bitter Battle Over McCarthy Now In Offing   Hennings Is Latest To Blast Wisconsin Senator.

Trio Tells Tennessee Game Fixed   More Scandal May Involve Great Kentucky Stars

REDS ATTACK AT KEY POINTS ALONG FRONT   American Sabre Jets Damage Two MIG’s and Chase Rest Back to Manchuria.

Allies Drop Back Under Red Attack   Russians Believed Directing Heavy Guns at Front

WESTBROOK -PEGLER   ‘Declares Press Missed Boat On Action Of AFL

Oliensive Smashes Into Reds   Suicidal Rear-Guard Battles Fought to Keep Escape Route   Tt Reyatre BTC KR

ATOM BOMB» ACCOUNTING. CALLED FOR   Arms Census Proposal fs Heart of Peace Plan True mah Will Announce Wednesday Night.   DRASTIC CHANGE IN U: S. POLICY   America Includes A Bombs in Arms Control First Time; Insists on International Inspection.

U.S. to Offer World-Wide  Arms Census   Plan Includes Strict Verification System For Complete Avcoun Of All Atomic Weapons

Would Include All Atomic Weapons   U.S. to Propose a an Accounting of Arms

World Census of Atomic Weapons And Other Arms Will Be Proposed To U.N. in American Policy Shift

All A-Weapons Would Be Listed For Peaee Plan   Urging Britain And France Back Proposal Timed To Beat Reds To Punch

PROGRAM CALLS FOR COMPLETE WEAPON COUNT   Measure Will Be  Placed Before U, N. ' Assembly Meeting . At Paris This Week.

U.S. May Urge World Arms Census  UN Troops Are Driven Off Top A\C Dp: 4...

-- WORE DWInE ee ourah  2p or keske =  All Arms Would Be Included   REDS MAY BALK AT ACCOUNTING

U. S. Will Ask U.N. for Worldwide Census of Armaments, Including Number of A-Bombs

Would Reveal Stockpile of Atom Bomhs   Sensational Offer Due to Be Made at Meeting of UN Assemhly

Aid Reported Asked By U.S. On Proposed  Arms Census   Proposal Expected To Be In Address Truman Will Make

U.S. Reported Ready fo Ask for U.N. Arms Census   Truman Will Announce Plan Wednesday Night

Report U.S. Behind Idea   World Checkup Is to Cover Atom Weapons

Complete Count Of Atom Bombs  To Be Included   U.N. General Assembly Slated To Get Plan, Reliable Sources Say; Move May Be To Offset Soviet

US, MAY ASK WORLD - WIDE : ARMS CENSUS   ing for Complete Count  UN Due to Get Plan Callof Atomic W  pons

US To Offer Plan For Arms Census.   Includes Complete Accounting Of All Atomic Weapons

Reported Plan Would Reverse Former Policy   World-Wide Check Calls for Strict Accounting System

Peace Plan About Ready   Will Be Laid Before U. N. Assembly; Goes Farther Than Russia Ever Talked

Would Include Count Of All Atomic Bombs   Acheson Expected To Make Formal Presentation Of  American Proposal This Week In Paris;  Would Be Part Of Peace Plan

Matter Is CruxofPlan  AtAssembly   President Will Make Proposal, Acheson Will Give Program at  Session   Propaganda Cited      Chief Value of Stand Is to Offer Material for Balking Reds

U.S. fo Offer World Plan to End Rearming   President to Get Jump On Russians In Radio Address

.Wor orld Arms Census—  U.S. To Push Plan At Paris Assembly; Includes A-Count

PLAN T0 BE OFFERED 10 IM IN PARIS   Truman Prepares Peace Talk For Wednesday Nicht

Including A-Bormbs  World-Wide Census Of Arms May Be Susvested By U. S.

U.S. TO OFFER PEACE FORMULF   Calls For Strict System Of Atomic Weapon Accounting

WANT REPORT OF ALL ATOMIC WEAPONS TOO   May Put Plan Into Early Sessions of General Assamblv

New Proposal Seen Drastie  Poliey Switeh   Reportedly Key  To Peace Plan

U.S. Reported Seeking World A-Arms Census   Acheson Expected To Ask UN Approval For ‘Peace’ Plan

U. S. Wisi Propose WorldWide Arms Census To U.N.   Truman to Tell Plan Wednesday Night In Radio Address

U. S. Seeking  Support for  Peace Plan World-Wide Arms  Census to Include All Atomic Weapon

U.S. to Offer World an Arms  Census Proposal   Expect President Truman to Disclose Plan in Address To Nation Wednesday Night

U.S. TO SEER WORLD ARMS CENSUS   Accounting Of All Atomic Weapons Included

World-Wide Arms Census Is Heart Of American Idea   Acheson Will Present Proposal This Week At UN General Assembly In Paris; Great Britain Agrees To Support Plan, With France Indicating Agreement

U.S. ‘Arms Census’ Proposal To Offset Reds’ Peace Punch   Russians Unlikely To Agree On Strict Inspection Demand Included in American Plan

U.S. To Propose World-Wide  Arms Census   Plan To Be Placed Before United Nations Assembly

Plan To Disarm World Will Be Laid Before UN  ~ Details Of American Proposal Guarded

U.S. To Propose Census on Arms  Paris U.N.Session Will Hear Appeal

Would Count Atomic Weapons  US. Seen Asking U.N. For World-Wide Arms Census

British Agree To Back Effort, France May Join  Introduction Is Due  Before UN Tuesday

Turnabout Tn Policy Is Indicated   British Support Pledged by Eden; No French Word

U.S. Will Ask Arms  Census   Would Include All  Atomic Weapons In Request Before  U. N. Assembly

U.S. Reported Ready to Propose World-Wide Arm: Census, Including Count of All Atomic Weapons

U.S. to Seek World Census of A-Weapons   ‘Truman to Announce. Plan Wed nesday Night. Goes to UN Later.

U.S. Seen Moving for Arms Tally   Paris Proposal Would Include Accounting Of Atom Bombs.

Charges Air Force with Hoarding Men    Washington, Feb. 19 — (UP)—The air force today cancelled plang to call up about 60.000 individual enlisted reserves because of large enlistments.

Says Air Force Hoarding Men   Overcrowding Of Texas Base Calls Attention to Act

Air Force ‘Hoarding’ Manpower   Senate Committee Says ‘Grab-The-Best’ Policy Merits Censure’

FIVE GRADUATE AT PENN STATE TODAY   carci oP Pectcmig erkasie and Yardley   'LARGE SUMMER CLASS

Probers Charge Red Entering U. S. Via Diplematic Offices  Claim Known Risks Ailowed to Remain by State Department

Envoys Spies, Probers Charge   Reds Said to Enter U. S. as Diplomats

No Bonus Decision  Senate Committee Approves  Tighter Liquor Legislation

‘Congressman Aroused By “Cold Shoulder”   Wint Smith Would Knov, Why Kansans Werd Excluded from  Fo EY pe eee aime nneEn Ny

Dock Strife  Critical Now    Longshoremen Trying to  Keep Rival AFL Off ae Piers

Stassen Snubs Party Leaders   Edueator Opposes Wherry Taft on Troon Issue

MOVE TO. SEND GES OVERSEAS   Dewey, Taft,  Wherry,  Hoover Testify . + Later

STASSEN BACKS MOVE TO SEND GIS OVERSEAS   Dewey, Taft, Wherry, Hoover Testify Later

Stassen Backs President On Troops Issue   Says Sending Of Big Army To Europe Is ‘Executive Decision’

Iroops-For-Europe Backed By Stasser  Pawar Te Tackihcs Man Pan   Dewey To Testify On For eign Defense Proposal Taday ,

HOUSE OKAY OF FINES TAX PLAN ASSURED   GOP 120-Vote Bloc Endorses Levy At Closed Caucus   Quartet Is Acc Taking Four Ca

Dr. Carl R. Reng Named President Of Arkansas State   Former lowa Farm Boy Is Successor To Dr. W. J. Edens

TENTH  PRESIDENT   ‘James A. McCain Formally Takes Over on K-State’s 88th Birthday

Kansas State President Is Inaugurated   Dr. James A. McCain, 43 Accepts College Seal In Today’s Ceremonies

Clamped Lid  On G ambling   W. L. Holzhausen Of Police Board. Dies at St. Louis

Shortarcuit Delays Nevada Atomic Test   First of Current Series of Tests Is Postponed Due To Mechanical Fault

First Official Confirmation By AEC Of Reports That Test Would Be Conducted From A Tower   TEST TO BE FIRST IN ATOMIC SERIES

BLAST HELD UP ON ACCOUNT OF CIRCUIT FAULT   Mechanical Failure Between Control Tower and Test Tower Blamed

WIRES CROSSED?  AEC Postpones New Atomic Tests At Frenchman Flat

Defect Halts New Test of Atomic Weapot   Mechanical Fault in Ke Electrical Circuit Held ta Blame

Mechanical Fault Forces Postponement of First . ‘Atomic Weapons Test Involving American Troops

Snow, Sleet Gri North Arkansas In Early Winter   Transportation Hit In Some Areas; Rain And Cold Are General

Soviet Shipping Control Rapped   ‘Blockade Weapon,’ German Plan Termed

Incredible Feats of Valor  Three U.S. Battalions Fight Way Out of Encirclement

Captain Hit 9 Times .  Feats of Valor Common As Yanks Escape Trap

Three American Battalions Fight Out Of Encirclemént By Ambushing Chinese Unit

Led by Heroic Captain Wounded Nine Times:  Three Battalions Fight Out of Trap With Incredible Valor

Captain With 9 Wounds Leads Yanks Who Battle Way Out Of Enemy Trap

Vv alorous Gls Fight Way Out Of Red Trap   Perform Almost Incredible Feats To Make Escape

 incredible Vaior—  Poa nennenrey ee,  (Captain Wounded Nine Times: Suil Fishts: 3 Battalions Escape Trap

IT hree United Nations Battalions Shoot Their Way Out of Communist Trap With Incredible Valor

Three U. S. Battalions Fight Way Out Of Encirclement With Feats of Valor

‘Nine-Times-Wounded Captain Leads Three U.S. Battalions Out Of Trap   Incredible Valor Shown By Officer And Soldiers Who Are Ambushed In Retreat On Korean Front.

\Madison Budget Series — No. 4:  City Recreation Costs Multiplied Nearly Six Times In Past 16 Years

School System  Accounts For Over One-Fourth Of 13 Million City Budget

Madison Budget Series—No. 2:  Greatly Expanded Wage, Salary Items Are Major Factor in Budget Boost

Reds Warn Against U.S. Friendship   Russian People Told by Press Not To Be Deceived

STRANGE CRAFT SEEN OVER IOWA  Air Force Officers Quiz Flier On New ‘Mystery Plane’ Report

ROW STILL GOING   auw re mwaseeeSe Ue  Labor Goes Before Wage Board in Mobilization  Crevances

Jounston Calls Ching To Parley On Labor Issues   Four Tep Labor Leaders Take Their Grievances To Economic Stabilizer

Carry Grievances Over Wage Freeze To Top Mobilizer  Ching, Chief of  \A/nana Ramer

Labor Takes Pay Complain to Johnston   Economic Stabilizer Calls Ching in to Conference

Labor Chiefs See Johnston About Formula   WSB Chairman Called Into Meeting On Complaints Of Union Committee

Johnston Seeks To Iron Out ge Dispute   Labor Leaders, Wage Board Men Meet Stabilizer

LABORA HEADS TAKE GRIPES TO JOHNSTON   Tell Stabilizer They’re Not Satisfied with Pay Hike Formula.

ROW STILL GOING   el — a = 2° ee = wa Se. Ww  Labor Goes Before Wage Board in Mobilization  Grievances

Proposed Wage Roof Is Reviewed   Labor Leaders Fighting 10 Per Cent Increase Limit

Labor Chiefs. Ching Meeting With ‘Tiliiien   Wage Grievance Parley Follows Protest to Trumar

Economic Stabilization Bosses Confer With Labor Leaders Over Mobilization Grievances  White House Conference Appears To Have Eased Some of Tension

Labor Leaders Take Gripes fo Eric Johnston  Ching In on Parley Over Di ssatisfacti ion  éicee ce wee

Johnston, Labor Men In Session   Cyrus Ching Also Attends Conference In Policy Argument

LT LLL LE LL LL CONES ct ete  Governor Signs Measure Revising Election Laws

Shah Names Ala Premier Of Iran  New Leader Said Opposed To Russia

Red Capital Of Pyongyang Again Bombed   Fifty-Three American Light Bomhers Pour Deadly Rain on Red Supply Dumps

Pyongyang in Flames After Bombing   53 U.S. B-26's Leave City Ablaze After Heavy Raid

CHECK JET CRASH  Experts Trying to Find Cause of Fatal Wreck  of B-47s

7 Injured by Tornado at Marshalltown  Red Cross Estimates $1 Million Damage

Rain and Hail Fu.ow Twister: Streams Flood   Houses, Trees, Wires Blown Down; BooneOgden Area Hard-Hit

] Hurt as Tornado Rips Mile-Long Marshalltown Area  4 Houses Destroyed And Othere Damaaecr   4 Houses Destroyed And Others Damagec By Twisting Winds

Former Official Of Agency In Dallas Heard   Bohannon Said To Have Asked About Buying “Influence”

Gives Version on R.F.C. Deal   Skiles Appears at Committee Hearing

Former RFC Man Says Bohannon Asked His Help In Getting Loan  Talked Over Drinks At Christmas Party,   Talked Over Drinks At Christmas Party, Skiles Tells Senators

Ex. RFC Official Airs Bribe Offer  ‘Fee’ Proposition Laid To Attorney

‘Influence’ Hinted. Used By Highups   Testimony Conflicts As Charges Are Made And Denied

Skiles Declares ‘Fat Fee’ Offer Made:for Loan   Tells Congressmen Texas. Attorney Brovoroached. Him

RFC Probers Hear Story Of ‘Fat Fee’   Dallas Official Says Bohannon Sought Help of Boyle. Young

Bohannon Talked Ot RFC Deal:   Ex-RFC Executive In Dallas Declares Lawyer Talked To Him About Deal

‘Influence’ Probe  Of RFC Continue:   Witness Claims Dallas Attorney Sought to Promote Texmass Loan

Puts Attorney On Spot In RFC Inquiry   Former U.S. Employe Says Lawyer Sought ‘Fixer’ to Assure Loan

Claims Bohannon Sought Influence In Getting Texmass Loan From RFC

Testifies Steps Taken To Push  Texmass Loar   Former RFC Official In Texas Says Bohannon Approached Him In “48

Senator ‘*s Get Conflicting  REC Testimony   Witnesses Disagree on Who Influenced Who to  Influence Loan Grants

TESTIMONY OF 2 WITNESSES ~— [IN GONFLIGT   Former Dallas Official Tells Different Story of Loan Approach.

Ex-REC Man yay S Lawyer Sought. UF avor   Giant Loan Backed In Texan’s Action   John B. Skiles Tells Of Parley With Bohannon, Dallas Attorney

RFC Probe Hits Stiles   Former Dallas Official of RFC Tangled in ‘Intluance Steries Teld Tedsy

Opposifion Wanes To Troop Limits  Most Senators Appeas Against The Ceiling On

Administration Enlists Senate Support Solons Opposed To Limit On Troop Aid

GOVERNMENT ENLISTS HELP IN TROOP ISSUE   Assistance.Won Over Setting Limit On Forces: Abroad

CHANGE OPINIONS   Troop Centro! Meve Seen Losing Ground;  Some Are Unchanged

Key Majority Favors Troops For Europe  Senators Aaainst   Senators Against Limiting Number of Americans Sent

Key Senators Seen Against Limiting Troops For Europe  Administration Has 17 Out Of 26; Five Favor Restrictions, Four Mum

Committees Favor No Curbs on Troops  Administration Wins Aid-to-Europe Round

Truman Gains Support on  Troop Issue  Apparently He Has Majority of 2  Canrcia Cacmmitiace

No Ceilings Seen Likely On Troop Use   Check Indicates Senators Against Limiting Gls Rae Furonean War

Minority Favors Troop Limitation:  Senator’s Stateménts Back Adminstration

‘Unolficial’ Truce Fails  Alitac Minwmanra all   Allies Demand All Issues Be Settled

BUFFER ZONE ARGUED ANEW Communists Still Seeking An Unofficial Cease-Fire

Britain Gets  Blunt Senate  Aid Warning Quit Helping Reds, All Allies Are Tole

Allies Who Aid Reds Warned   Senate Votes to Cut U. S. Economic Help

Penalize Doctor For Promotion  Of Cancer Drug   3 Months Suspension For Dr. Ivy For “Unethical Conduct’

‘Unethical Conduct’ ‘Brings  Dr. Ivy 3-Month Suspension From Chicago Medical Grour

invclves Krebiozen Claims  Medical Leader in Illinois Suspended over Cancer Drug

Promoted Controversial Cancer Drug Famed Doctor Charged With Unethical Cenduci

Unethical Action Ruled In Hearing On Cancer Drug   ‘Dr, Ivy Suspended . For ‘Promotion Of.  Deno -Krohiozen -

Noted Illinois Doctor Guilty,  Society Find:   Dr. Andrew Ivy Is Guilty Of Unethical Conduct In Cancer Drug Tests, Society Declares

Top Physiologist Given Suspension  Chicagoan Guilty of , Unethical Conduct

Illinois Needs Billion for New School Buildings to Meet Larger Enrollments

New Distrust Marks Session At Truce Tent   Communists Unleash Heavy Attack Against UN

 Erie Railroad Celebrates Centennial  iBy Re-Enacting Opening Train Trip

Century Marked By Erie Railroad   Colorful Railroading Re-Enacted With Specia  Train Trip, Ceremonies

Centennial of First Through Train From ‘Seaboard to Great Lakes Is Celebrated

Ike Says He Can Speak For Self At Right Time   Present Job Too Important Now For Him To Take Political Stand.

Tales of Jungle Fighting in Philippines Are Retold af Spanish War Vets’ Reunion

Eleventh Annual Reunion of Last Man’s Club to Be Held Here by Survivors of Spanish War Outfit

Eisenhower Names Atlantic Pact Chiefs   Appoints Six Europeans, One American to Top Command Posts

European Officers In Ike’s Command   The General Names 6 British 3 French and 1 Italian In North Atlantic Force

General Eisenhower Appoints / Top Military Leaders To Assist Administration Of West Command

  6 Europeans. 1 American In Top Posts   Eisenhower Aide Announces Military Appointments In North Atlantic

General Eisenhower Appoints One American and Six Furopean Deputies to. His Staff

Six Europeans Named To Top  Pact Commands   General Eisenhower Announces List  Today.

Ike Picks Officers for New Commanc   6 Europeans,  American Selected

Gen. Ike Picks Luropean Aides  North Atlantic Staft Top Posts Filled

General Ike  Names Aides  Cie Biaweneicannes Dee   Six Europeans, One American Head Staff

‘ke’ Appoints 6 European Aides  U. S. General Leavey Given Seventh Post

 ‘Blind Date’? Tragedy  Hazing Prank Ends in Death Of Louistana College Student

College Prank Kills Youth In Louisiana  Bay State Student’: Body Is Recovered

DROWNS WHEN AUTO IS SWEPT AWAY IN FLOOD   Couple Drive Past Barricade. Man Rescued, Woman Disappears.

Price Rollback, Wage Freeze Still Pending   Johnston Plans to Issue Blanket Control on His Own as Labor Disagrees

REDS ARE ON RUN AS ALLIES SURGE NORTH   Nation Is on Verge of Price-Waqe Controls

Eric Johnston May Issue Own Blanket Pay Control   Order May Comé From Lack Of Agreement Among Unions On System Of Wace Freeze

U.S. Teeters On Price And Wave Control   Order May Be Issued “ Saturday, Could Come Today; Balked By Wave Formula

Action Is Foreed AsUnions Stymie Freeze By ESA   ‘Ruling Seen Delayed Until Tomorrow Because OF Mechanical Problems

Labor Leaders Adamant Aboui Wage Control.   Price Rollback Ready, DiSalle Tells Reporters

JOHNSTON TO ORDER PRICE: WAGE FREEZE   Economic Boss Decides Not to Wait for Labor Agreement in Blanket Control Order.   UNIONS FAVOR A FLEXIBLE PLAN   Want Wages to Catch Up With Prices; Consider Rollback to Dec. 15-Jan. 15 High.

Nation Teeters Again On Verge ()f All-Out Freeze   Price, Wage Control Order May Be Issued  ‘Tomorrow Or Later

Still Delay Freeze Order   Labor Balk Hoilds Up Action; Johnston Read; To Issue Order: Anvwat

Labor Members — Of WSB Refuse To Vote For Freeze  - Their Hesitancy ee —_ Delay i        Controle. Woge-Eric pone

ESA Boss Ready To Act On His Own On Controls   Prepares To Issue Blanket Wage Controls On His Own, For Lack Of Labor Unions’ Agreement To Freeze; Expect Order To Be Delayed Until Saturday

Order On Wages Is Prepared   Johnston Ready To Issue it on  His Own Due Lack of Accord

Johnston to Issue Own  Wage Edict   Would Act in Absence of Union Labor Accord

Johnston May Issue Blanket Freeze Order   Labor Members of WSB Can't Agree on Action As Unwise Strategy

Economy Boss to Issue Order on His Own   Labor Representatives on Wage. Board Balk in Approvina Curbs

Price-Wage Curb Order Expected: May Come Today   Price Rollback Date Matter To Be Settled.

All-Out Wage-Price Freeze  Expected Today or Tomorrow Simultaneous Action Delayed by Inability to Get Unanimous Vote

Johnston Preparine Blanket Order for Wage Controls  Freeze Orders for Wages and Prices

Officials Still In Doubt When Order Will Come   saturday Afternoon Seen Likely Time; Hesitate In Applying Rollback; Wage Problem Tough

Wage Freeze Set As Stopgap Plan   General Wage Formula Considered To Allow Rise in Lagging Wages

Labor Snag By-Pass Due On Controls   ESA Head May Issue His Own Blanket Order

Johnston Drafts Freeze Formula To Cover Wages  Labor Opposition Delays Orders on Pay and Prices

New A-Bomb Use   Wage Freeze Is Postponed;  WSB Disagrees   Johnston Expected To Issue Order With Price Controls Tomorrow

Order Likely To Be Issued On Saturday   Date For Rollback Seen Dee. 15-Jan. 15 By Federal Agencies

Blanket Wage And Price Freeze, Rollback Being Prepared For Tomorrow

Johnson May End Wage Stalemate  Ss Vee een Phcxe Dexcnese Dacwaal   Stalemate Over Freeze Formula Holds Up Economic Curb Orders

ALS TD GET SIGNAL FROM LABUR GROUP   Unions Wanted to Wait for Flexible Formula to Save Wages.

 Price-Wage Freeze Act Is Nearing Completion   Harassed Officials Plan Announcement  Today or Tomorrow

Block Wage Freeze   Economic Boss ‘Decides To Act On Own After Labor Members of WSB Withhold Approval

Johnson Prepares fo Issue Blanket Wage Control Order   May Come Late Today Coupled With Price Freeze and Rollback.

Johnston Readies Blanket Order en Wage Contrls  ARAARcCemant’ RAY   Announcement May Come Today, Saturday

Orders Likely To Come Saturday Or Even Today  Price Rollberck May Reach Back

Controls On Wages Comes Soon   Johnston Plans to Go Ahead in Spite Of Labor Attitude

Nation Teeters On the Verge of All-Out Control   Labor Members of the ' the Wage Stabilization . Board Hesitate to Sanction Wage Freeze

WAGE, PRICE FREEZE ORDER DUE SATURDAY   Price Rollback To Highest Levels Of Dec. 15-Jan. 15 Considered.

Officials Said To Consider Rollback To Highest Levels Of Period Dec. 15 to Jan. 15

Nation Testers On Verge 0! All-Out Curbs  Price, Wage Control Orders Now Expectes By Saturday

Johnston Drafts Wage Curb Plan As Unions Balk   Freeze and Rollback Likely to Be Held Of Till Saturday

Seek Unanimous Vote on Wages   Johnston May Have to Issue Order over 9-Meaen WSB

Johnston Preps Wage Controls  Union Labor Group Fails In Aqreement

Late Saturday Likeliest Time to Issue Orders   Rollback Date Undetermined; Stopgap Pay Decree Predicted

WSB Fails to Reach Accord Qn Controls   Labor Members Balk— Formal Announcement Expected Late Today Or Possibly Saturday

Johnston Fixes Wage Freeze Order   Price Rollback May Be to Period Dec. 15 to Jan. 15.

Waae-Price Freeze Date Still Uncertain   Saturday Afternoos Considered as Most Likely Time

Johnston to Act on Own for Lack of Union Accord   Rollback and Price Freeze Is Expected Friday or Saturday

U.S. on Brink of All-Out Controls   Consider Price Rollback on Levels of Dec. 15 to Jan. TE

Labor Balk Holds UpPlan For Controls   Price Curbs With Rollback Likely To Come Saturday

DATE NOT. FIXED TO SLASH BAGK COST OF LIVING   General Order For  ' Wage Freeze Can't Be Completed This Week — Temporary One, Considered.

Blanket Pay Freeze Order BeingDrafted,   Mobilization Boss Eric Johnston Prepares To Act On His Own After Labor Balks at Plan; Waae-Price Orders Now Expected Saturday

Johnston Now Expected to Make Announcement Saturday With Freeze and Rollback of Prices  Lack of Labor Agreement Postpones Action by Wage Stabilizing Board

Labor Balks at Waae-Price Freeze   But Johnson May Issue Order Late Today or Saturday

Johnston Set To Go Ahead With Controls   Economic Boss Likely to Issue Order Tomorrow

Johnston May Issue Own Orders   Lack of Agreement by the Wage Control Board May Bring Total Freeze  y aABsers CICA irr’ OCL

JOHNSTON SAID READY TO ORDER WAGE CONTROLS   REPORTED TO HAVE GIVEN UP HOPE FOR UNION AGREEMENT

Johnston to Issue Blanket Control Order   Union Labor Fails to Agree on Freeze Action by Stabilizer

Saturday Afternoon?  ‘Go’ Still Awaited On All-Out Price And Wage Control

Labor Union Leaders Stall Freeze Plan   General Rollback, Curbs on Prices Expected Saturday

Nation Still Waiting for Control Aci   Johnston Charts Wage Freeze on Own as Labor Balks.

U.S. Still On Verge On Pay. Price Controls   Sat. Afternoon Is Most Likely Date Now Say Officials

Price Rollback Info December ls Considered  Say Freeze Order Lilely Saturday

Price -Wage Lids Almost Ready; New Rollback Date May Be Set      Seabrook Board Asks Court Fire Two Selectmen

Price And Wage Curbs Nearly Here   Saturday Likeliest Time For Issuing 2 Orders, But They : May Come Today

Price Rollback Into December Is Considered  Haggard Officials Say Freeze Order Likely Saturday

ESA Readies Freeze Order  Despite Balk   Union Members On Advisory Board Oppose Pay Curb

OFF-AGAIN-ON-AGAIN MYSTERY  Controls On Prices And Wages Seen Certain But When ls Still A Puzzler

Union Members of Media tion Board Want More Flexible Formula   ORDER DUE ANY TIME  On Price Side, Officials Consider Rollback to December 15

Eric Johnston Planning Own Wage Freeze   Union Labor Fails To Reach Agreement On Control Action

Board Unable To Back Order Unanimously’  Unions’ Group Show Reluctance To  SR eC TS

Johnston Is Ready to Issue Ruling; Board Is Unable to Agree   Order Likely to Come Saturday   Price Freeze, ‘Rollback Now Slated at Level Of Dec. 15 to Jan. 15

OFFICIALS MAY ISSUE ORDER OVER WEEK-END   Wait Until Last Momeni To Set Final Date For Rollback

Wage Freeze, Price Rollback Still Up in Air   May Wait Now Until Saturday Afternoon To Issue Orders

Labor Unions Balk, Delay Wage Control  tabilization Board Salary, Price Lids Expected Saturday

Ridgway Promoted To 4-Star General   Hard-Bitten Campaigner, Now 56, In Normandy Invasion

Last Chance Peace Plan Before UN   Political Committee Expected To Okay Cease-Fire Proposal

UN Draws up ‘Last Chance’ Peace Program to Present to Chinese Reds

5-Point Peace Plan Approval By UN Slated   ‘Last Chance’ Proposals for Chinese Ready

“Last Chance’ Peace Plan Vote Today   UN Political ‘Committee Slated to Give Approval

4 POWER TALKS WITH CHINESE OK'D BY U.S.   Expected to Get Approval in UN Meeting Today

Public Calamity State Declared In Philippines  New Storm Comin With 422 Already Deac

New Pressure Against U.S. On Sanctions Issue  Showdown On U.S. Demand Vs. China Seems Imminent

SHOWDOWN BATTLE AHEAD Pressure Increases In UN Asainst U.S. Firm Policy

BIG ARMY MONTH   Local Recruiting Office Reports 55 Enlistments  for January

DIG ANY MUNIE  Local Recruiting Office Re ports 55 Enlistments for January

Largest Attack in Months Mounted by Korean Reds, Supported by 20 Tanks

Chinese Red Tanks Open Heavy Attack Against UN Lines   Ground Attacks Follow Day Of Blazing Air Battles With Allied Fighters  Rrinoging Diawm Barn @Gaerint And. Dien.

Two MIGs Bagged: Two Probably Destroyed; Six Damaged   'E. CHINESE INCREASE .Y PRESSURE ON GROUND

Reds Repulsed After Attack Near Yongchon   Air Force Reports 2 Enemy Jets Down,’ 6 Others Damaged

Red Troops and Tanks Launch Heaviest Attack in Months   Battle West of Yonchon Rages For 8 Hours; Allies Reaain Lost Ground: Jets in Battles

Ground Action Follows Series  Of Jet Battles   UN Forces Hurl Back Attackers and Regain All Areas They Lost

Allies Regain. Ground Lost  Near Yonchon  Six Tanks Kayoed; Skv Battles Rage

Red Soldiers Launch Major ~ Atfack On UN   Allies Hold Invading Com: munists To Small Gains  In Koreo

Texas Holiday Deaths Now 157  Tragic Toll Far Ahead Of any Other State

Red Nation Loses Tariff Concessions  Action Speeded   Action Speeded by Imprisonment of Newsman Oatis

U. S. to Clamp Partial Lid On Czech Imports   Truman. Suspends Tariff Concessions as of Nov. Ist for Red Area

Cooley Sees Modification Of Cattle Price Rollback   House Agriculture Chairman Sees Little Chance Of Repeal, But Expects Exemption:   Sec. Sawyer Is Threatened With Jail Sentence By Court

Sees Modification Of Rollback Order   Cooley Says Little Chance For Repeal Of Cattle Ruling

Michigan City, Ind., Orders City-Wide Search  Father Appeals to   Father Appeals to Abductor to Take Care of Son

POLICE CHECK EVERY BLOCK TO FIND BABY   Michigan City Father Appeals To Kidnaper Not To Harm Infant.

Offer Reward For Baby’s Safe Return   Michigan City Is Organizing After Boy fs Kidnaped

Harvest Time Raises Fear  Of Trouble In Yugoslaviz   By ALEX SINGLETON

Wars Begin When Crops Are In Tito Harvests Greater Worries In Form of Border Incidents

Cominform Steps Up Pressure All Along Frontier ORLA LALLA LAA PnP LPL ALLEL LLL ELL,  Tito Harvests New Worry Crop In Increased Border Incidents

Invasion Of Yugoslavia  May Be Near   Border Incidents Are Increasing; Pillboxes, Trenches Prepared

Border Hostility, Frontier Shooting ind Spy Activities Give Tito New Crop of Worries This Autumn  Observers Wonder If Incidents Are Prelude to Invasion

‘Wars Begin When Crops Are In Many Border Incidents Add To  Worries In Troubled Balkans

Tito Harvests New Crop of Worries— Adage Says Wars Begin When Crops In

Border Pressure on Tito Growing   Satellites of Moscow Preparing for War, 7 Pear'in Europe —

ito Worried Pressure On Yugoslav Border  Tnereases Speculation Of War

PRELUDE TO INVASION? — Yugoslav Crops Harvested; New Borde  Incidents Increase Danger of Conflict   By ALEX SINGLETON

BORDER TENSION WORRYING TITO   Increased Hostility Along Frontier May Be The Beginning Of An Invasion Py Roesia. 7

is May Accept Truce      Clock Strikes On Crucial Hour World War II! Or Peace Soon Is Decision

Truce Meeting May Mean End of War   Expect Red Reply On UN Proposal For Peace in Korea

Reds’ Answer Due Tonight   Decision Could Well Mark Beginning Of The End To Struggle

World Should Get _ Idea by Midnight About Korean War   By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Foreign  ae ge

Taff Replies to Truman's Mate Of Union Talk   Senator Against U.S Assuming Lead In Defending Europe

Few Alternatives For Congress on: Foreign Policies .  Answers President’ State of Union Ta

Wants ‘Alternatives’ ‘in Foreign Policy   Taft Says Administration Allows Little Choice.

Taft’s Turn at Bat: ‘Likely To Bring War’   Reply to Truman Talk Comes in Address to National Press Club

TRUMAN GIVES U. S. FEW ALTERNATIVES, SAYS SENATOR TAFT   U.N. Charter, Marshall Plan, Atlantic Pact Cited In Message Reply

But 2 Choices Given People Asserts Tatt   ‘Yes Or No’ Only Ones Presented By Truman Says Sen.

UN Charges South Koreans Forced to Join Red Forces   Hope For Agreement Before Deadline Fades As Allied Necotiators Make Accusations 

Letest Charge Blasts Hopes For Armistice By December 27 Deadline

SOUTH KOREAN FORCED INTO RED ARMY, U.N. OAYD   Allies Declare Number Runs Into Thousands and Demand They Be Returned  to Prison Status.   COMMUNISTS TRUCE ENVOYS DENY CHARGE   Accusation Apparently Shatters What Little Hope Remained Armistice Can Be Reached by Today.

Reds Say They ‘Re-Educated’ Captured Men  Neither Side Sees .Aeeard Raknra 

Reds Accused Of Taking ROKs Into Manchuria   UN Claims Commies Placing S. Koreans In Enemy War Units

ALLIES DEMAND REDS RELEASE SOUTH KOREANS   Little Prospect Of Korea Truce Before Thursday Deadline      PRISONER EXCHANGE STILL DEADLOCKE!

Hope Dwindles For Armistice By ‘Tomorrow   American Negotiator Charges Reds Moved Allied Prisoners Into China And Forced Them To Fight Against Countrymen

Captives Sent To Manchuria, Allies Declare   New Accusation Jolts Hope Of Dee. 27 Agreement On Troce Netajle

Hopes Dim For Ending War Now   UN Claims South Korean Prisoners Are Forced Into Red Army

Truce Talks. Still Snagged; Action Light  UN Demands Return Of South Koreans — i Derenmar Qaatiuse .

Allies Demand Return Of Thousands Forced _  Into Communist Service   Accusation Apparently Blasts All Hope For Reaching Trace fn Korea By United Nations Deadline Of Dec. 27

Tax Bill Vote May Come Toda  Huge House Bill In Senate Committee

23 WOMEN TRAMPLED TO DEATH IN PANIC AT JAP FACTORY WORKERS PARTY

IN CONGRESS:  Influence Peddlers’ Will ‘Come Under Senate Scrutiny

SEVEN KILLED. IN ACCIDENT NEAR CAIRO   Six Mexican Laborers Die In Auto-Truck Collision, Seventh Dies in Hos: pital. ef   CARMI YOUTH IS. " BURNED TO. DEATH   Gasoline He Was Taking Back to Car Explodes in. Bridge Sideswiping Acer dent. is

TAX COMMITTEE VOTING MANY HIGHER LEVIES   Favors Increases From Cigarettes To. Motor Vehicles

Costello Reluctantly Returns as Witness   New York Gambler’s Attempt to Feign Illness Fails to Soften Senate Crime Investigators.

MAIL EMBARGO LIFTED   Post Office Expects Rush Monday: Rail Lines Normal Soon

BABY FOUND: HUSBAND SLAIN  California Posses Hunt Missing Young Widow

Texas Traffic Toll Near 100  Holiday Deaths Now Aen wt Larict 17)

Beardsley: Gave Help To Larsor   Governor's Review o' Term Includes Role In Gambling War.

UOVERG Fn TEAM IN TALK TO ASSEMBLY   Cites Progress Made by State in Major Fields, with Stress on Roads.

Secrest May Change Views  On St. Lawrence Project  Congressman ‘On the Fence’ After Being Told tt May Expand Market for Ohio Coal

FREEZE ON NEW TV CHANNELS IS BEING RELAXED   Frederick Being Assigned One Of 12 Allocated To Maryland   ACTION WILL PERMIT SOME 2,000 STATIONS

Sharp Clashes Mark Meeting Ot 4 Depatien   Gromyko Harangue Brings Summing Up: ‘Here We Go Again’

Big Four Bog Down Again or Basic Issues  West Not Ready Yet To Brand Meeting a Failure

Sharp Clashes Mark Big Four Meeting   East, West Divided Over What  Topics to Be Aired

SHARP CLASH OCCURS DURING BIG 4 MEETING   “Here We Go Again’ Is Sighed By One  Representative

LITTLE HOPE OF ANY AGREEMENT   Gromyko Delivers Propaganda Speech At Paris  Conference

Clashes Mark Russia’s — Demands at Biq 4 Parley   Woarkinn Agendas

SUL Weraagling Russia’s Gromyko, Western Delegates Clash on Old Issue

Sharp Clashes Mark Big Four Deputies Talks   Gromyko Delivers Propaganda Blast

Atlantic Pact Nations May Have 30 Divisions  In Europe By December

PACT NATIONS MAY HAVE 30 ARMY DIVISIONS IN EUROPE BY END OF 1951

Marybelle The Shorthorn Is Rescued from Lofl; Neiahborhood Relaxes

TAKES QUICK WAY DOWN Cow Outdees Silo Bovine, Climbs Ladder to Loft

Enemy Steps Up Pace; Allies Set For Attack  Reds Probing In Stren ngth, Usin ng  fC. ‘h'.. p...4°

Start of Big Push Hinted By Increased Red Activity  Communists Strike Sharp Blows in Center; “ae aoe ie _ @ .,  pmbhe he PFParmaet mat

Reds Strike Sharp Blows Along Fron   Long-Awaited Renewed Offensive May Be Imminent, Leaders Say

South Koreans Yield Under  Red Pressure Chinese Renew Activity With Push In Sight

Chinese Activity Indicates Great Assault Is Near:   Reds Putting More and More Pressure On Allied Line

New Chinese Offensive May Start Any Time  Reds Strike Two   Reds Strike Two Sharp Blows Against ROKs  In Central Karea

Chinese Strike Stronger Blows   Enemy Indicates Big Driye Is Near

New Red Activities Indieate Big Knemy) Push ls imminent   Communists Move Into Strategie Inje After South Korean Troops Withdraw: Allied Guns Disperse Red Attacks Near Chunchon Quickly

Fanfare General’s  First On U. S. Soil   Deposed Commander Decorates War Deads’ Graves, Receives Degree, Is Honored In Parade

MacArthur Arrives in Honolulu   General to Address A Joint Meeting of Congress Thursday;  Plan HWarnte Walekance

Gen. MacArthur To Remain InHonolulu 24 Hours To Resi   Parade Planned This Afternoon

Police Manhandle Reporters At Honolulu in Near Riot as Plane Stops on Way to U. S.

MacArthur To Get Welcome: Will Address Joint Session   Near Riot When General Lands

To Arrive At San Francisco Tuesday Night   General’s Plane Arrives In Honolulu On First Leg Of Flight; Public To Get Mae’s Views

Gen. MacArthur Lands in Hawaii   ‘NEW CHIEF TAKES OVER ‘WITHOUT FANFARE

General Flies To Continental America T oday   To Carry Asia Policy Views to Congress and Public Next Thursday

Honolulu Arrival of MacArthur Marked by Civilians, Brass, Roughed-up Photographer:

M Arthur. Lands In Honolulu on Journey to U. 5.  News Photographers Roughed by Police

Island Gives Big Welcome To General   Photographers Get ‘Roughing Up’ At Hands Of Air Police

FIRST TRIP IN 14 YEARS. T0 STATES      Military. and Civilian. Big Brass Greet General ot Airport; MPs Rough. Up Photographers.  Sos         BIG SENDOFF FOR M‘ARTHUR IN TOKYO   Million Japs Jam Streets for Final Glimpse of Their Deposed Ruler Hirohite Calls. = =:

FIRST TRIP IN 14 YEARS TO STATES   Military and Civilian Big Brass Greet General at Airport; MPs Rough Up Photographers.   BIG SENDOFF FOR M’ARTHUR IN TOKYO   Million Japs Jam Streets for Final Glimpse of Their Deposed Ruler; Hirohito Calls.   By FRANK H. KING and WILLIAM J. WAUGH AP Staff Writers

General MacArthur in Hawai On Way to Mainland for Hero Welcome and Big Political Battle

Thousands Swarm in Honolulus Streets Ta Shower Hero's Acclaim on MacArthur

MaeArthur In Honolulu On Way Home   Big Celebration Is Planned To Honor Returning General

7-Mile Parade, Visit to Cemetery, Honorary Degree From University  Mark Celebration

Gen. M ‘Arthur in Honolulu, on Way Home   General Will Heed Parade, Get Degree in Hero's Welcome

= Viac Arthur « «  Hawaii Cheers MacA   Doug’s Party Pauses In Honolulu; Departs For Frisco Tuesday

THOUSANDS IN HAWAII GREET GEN, MACARTHUR   General Reserving Comments On Far East Until Talk Before Congres~   PAYS TRIBUTE TO HERGIC WAR DEAD

Hawaii Welcomes  Gen. MacArthur Enroute To U. S.   Rousing Welcome Expected In San Francisco When General Arrives Late Tuesday, New Yor! And Wachinaten Alca Prenare Celebrations

Arrives From Tokyo On Way Tc U. S. Mainland   En Route For Hero’s Welcome And Political Battle Of Policy In Asia

Thousands Line Streets Of Tokyo To Bid ‘Farewell’      Deposed General. . -And-Party To Resume _Trip’Home’ Tuesday

Big Crowd Lines Path Of Parade   Today General Flies On To  San Francisco

Hawaii Acclaims  Gen. MacArthur:  rirst Of Many Welcomes Planned  1. @ 2 BD gig ome   Welcomes Planned In San Francisco, ‘ashington, Gotham

Deposed General Is On Way to Mainland -Fer “Welcome Policy Battle   Cameramen Given ‘Rough..Treatment   More Than Half-Million Japs Jam Roads For Farewell At Tokye

MacArthur Is in Honolulu on Way fo United States   Top Civilian, Military Officials Greet Him as Giant Plane Lands

W’Arthur Ends First Leg of Flight Home   General and Party  Are Met by Cheering Crowd at Honolulu— Photogs Roughed up

Big Reception Is Planned For Ousted General  Hero’s. Welcame Fo   Hero's. Welcome Fo Greet Him When He Arrives In Country

Melee Erupts as Plane Lands   Police Chase Photographers; Tokyo Bids Goodbve

Hawaiians Hail Gen. MacArthur  Amid Fanfare  ' Hero Paraded ‘ Thru Streets as

GENERAL GETS INITIAL TASTE OF ADULATION   Party Leaves Islands Today For San  Francisco

Genera! Lays Wreath at Cemetery for War Dead, Receives Honorary Degree; Address Set for 11:30 A. M. Thursday, Inaauzry Demanded Into Truman Policies

Japanese Acclaim Him At Departure   War Hero Parade In New York City Set for Friday.

Visits Cemetery Where 13,000 World War Il Dead Are Buried, Waving Frequently En Route To Cheering Multitude

Japan Gives Top Family Big Sendoff   Near-Riot Greets MacArthurs At Hickham Air Base

Hawaii Unfolds First American Public Fanfare as Deposed General Flies Home

GENERAL PAUSES INTOUR TO HONOR HEROIC WAR DEAD   Places Wreath at National Cemetery Where 13,000 Are Buried   RECEIVES DEGREE      Honored by the University of Hawaii as ‘One of Greatest Americans’

Gen. MacArthur Arrives in Honolulu on Way to Mainland for Hero’s Welcome and Political Battle Over Allied Policy in Asia   \Japan Gives MacArthur Hero’s Farewell as Unprecedented  F ive-Year Rule Comes to End

Pound Pegged By Britain For Test In Control  : Spot Cash Price To : !'Boutee? In Trading On A Limited: Scale

Churchill Hopes To Promote Trade On Sterling Test   Fluctuation of Pound Is Limited to Four Cents; May Allow More Later

‘Testing Pound's Worth   British Government  Sets Four Cent Limit For Allowing Pound Fluctuation on Marke

British Open Test To Settle  Pound’s Value  Bank To Allow 2 Cen Fluctuation In Cash Price Of Money Unit

Britgin Launches Controlled Test of Pound’s Worth; Largely Psychological

Yanks Push  Forward On Wide Front   MacArthur Visite S. Korean Troops Above Parallel

Yanks Challenge Reds Massing For Offensive   So. Koreans Drive More Than 15 Miles  Into Enemy Territory

Sweep Ahead On 10-Mile Western Line   Red Rear Guards Offer Americans Slight Resistance

Gen. M’Arthur Reports ‘Conditions ‘Favorable’ After 15th Visit to Front

Bridge Parallel In Force  Were Aackieazee Gta tee   MacArthur Visits Fichtinge Front

Only Slight Resistance From  Chinese Rear-Guards Screening The Communist Build-up Far.  ther North   BRIDGEHEAD EXTENDED BY S. KOREAN ARMY

MACARTHUR IN. ANOTHER VISIT TO FRONT LINE   Communists Mass 63 Divisions For Spring Attack

MacArthur Hints 8th Army Not Content to Wait for Drive by Half-Million Reds, Will Strike In Attempt to Keep Them Off Balance

DEFY REDS MASSING FOR OFFENSIVE   MacArthur Reports Conditions “Favorable” Along Korean Front.

Yank Forces Surge Across 38th Parallel   Defiant Challenge Issued To Communists Massing For Attack

DEFIANT CHALLENGE GIVEN REDS BY LARGE U.S. UNIT ALONG A 10 MILE FRONT

J, §, FORCES AGROSS. 207 IN STRENETE   MacArthur Visits Front and Says UN Troops Keep initiative.

Yanks Challenge Massing. Reds Gis Surae Across 38th Parallel la Strenath:

Challenge Red Hosts Massing For Big Spring Counter Offensive   MacArthur's Forces Surge Into North Korea On 10-Mile Front, Close To Defenders.

U.S. Forces Cross Line In Strength As Enemy Masses For Spring Push

Defiant Challenge to Reds Massing for Counter-Drive   Gen. MacArthur Visits South Koreans In [5th Flying Vistt to the rant

American Units Stab At Enemy Across Border   MacArthur Reports Big Enemy Build-Up

Strong Blows Struck Across 20th Darallel   American Troops Smash Into North Korea in Force ta Weaken Chinese Preparatans far Snrine Offensive.

Eugene MacKinnon, Helena Native Who Rose to Leading Position In Newspaper World, Is Summoned

Ricisictapae Masti. ei. cameamuaunemetaiel SALT LAKE NEWSMAN TAKEN BY DEATH

Features for Everybody In the Telegram Today   High Seas Delay Aid to Ships  In Collision Off Jersey Coast

Billion Dollar Guided Missile Program Rushed   Some to Carry Atomic Warheads, Official Reveals

Car Dealers Authorized To Increase  Retail Prices   Will Include Higher Prices Yor Extras Sold With Car

DEALERS IN NEW CARS AUTHORIZED TO BOOST PRICES   Order Permits Retailer 10 Add Amount of Manufacturers’ Raise, Plus His Customary Markup.   IT DOES NOT APPLY TO AUTOS ON HAND   Gencral Motors Files Request Sor Higher Prices—Those of Ford and Chrysler Approved.

NEW CAR PRICES ARE APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT   Increases Do Not Apply To Autos Already On Hand   GENERAL MOTORS IS FOLLOWING RIVALS

Hal Boyle Tells All About Chinchilla Business, Where Success Hangs on a Hair

Mezvinsky To .Give Away 'A Schwinn Bike   PINCHED TWICE: NOW IN CLINK

Primary Election Date Is Studied  Senate Committee Proposes July 24

Work on Absentee Vote  July 24 Proposed as Date Far Local Primaries

Assembly May Set July 24 For Primary  Legislature Quits For Week; Civil Defense Snagged

July 24 Date Is Suggested  For Primary   Model Soldier Voting Law Revived in Bill Before State Assembh

Primary Election In State May Be Held On July 24   Earlier Date Is Proposed So Residents In Armed Services May Vote

Sen. McCarthy Asked To Quit   Harsh Words Fly In Row  Between Benton And  Wisconsin Man

Sen, MeCarthy Uroed To Quit...   Sen, Benton's Move — Cailed ‘Political’

Benton Suggests McCarthy Resign Or Be Kicked Out   Attack Is Answered By Wis. Republican

Senator Calls On McCarthy To Resign  Or Be Kicked Out; McCarthy Hits

Benton Asks McCarthy Resign Seat  Senatar Paints Ont   Senator Points Out McCarthy’s Uusayor: Action In Maryland

BENTON SUGGESTS MPCARTHY RESIGN   Ought to be Kicked Out  He Ocesn't Quit, He Tells Senate

F OE HARD HIT BY LACK OF WAR SUPPLIES   Armored Patrols Push 21 Miles North Of Seoul

YANKS WIPE RED FLANK NEAR SEOUL   6,000 North Koreans Killed Or Routed

Scoul Threat Wiped Out By U.N. Forces   Rail Yards In North Korean Areas Attackee By U.S. Planes

Such Is The Opinion Of Gen. Ridgway   Expresses Belief Crest of the Communist Wave Has Been Broken

Ridgway Sees Korea as Crest Of Red Conquest   Communists Wane As Allied Forces Roll Back Enemy

BY LACK OF WAR SUPPLIES   Armored Patrols Push 21 Miles North Of Seoul

Red Flanking Try At Seoul Is Wiped Out   Ridgway Says Korean Battle May Break Reds’ Back

UN. Destroys Flank Threat To Seoul   American Jets Fly Close to Manchurian Line

Flanking Movemen On Seoul Stopped  Reds Are Hindered By Lock of Supplies

General Feels World Threat ls Doomed.   Armored Patrols Stab Into Munsan, End Seoul Peril

Allies Roll. Back Reds In Korea —   “Ridgway Reports New Battle May Break Communist Rid far Paucar

U.N. Erases Flank Threat Near Seoul   6,000 Reds Killed, Routed From Posts; Rail Yards Blasted

Seoul Flank Threat Broken   N. Koraee Reds Killed oy Routed; Armored Forces Eater Chuachon, Inie

Seoul Flank Threat Broken   MN, Korean Reda Killed 01 Routed; Armored Farces Enter Chunchon. Inie

Allies Keep Up Red Rollback On Korea Front  Ridgway Says Battle May Be Start Of  , ee a: oo

Gen. Ridgway, Watching Allies Roll North, Says History May Record That  Action Is Breaking Communist Wave

Red Bid To Flank Seoul Wiped Out   6.000 Routed From Threatening Position Northwest of Citv

General Ri Says Possibly “Red Crest’” Has Been Broken  Supply Problem’ for the Northern Invaders More Acute by Hour

Emporia to Aid In New Tornado Research Plan ~   Clinical Studies Over Wide Area May Later Permit  Fareenct wf terme,

Princess Margaret In Building   Intruder Questioned For Ten Hours, Then Gets Sanity Hearing

Scotland Yard Scratches Head. as. Man Crashes Fortress-like Buckingham ©

Hints Russ Troops Set for Attack   Speaker Blasts. Complacency About “Little Victory”

Leaders Agree Coming Election Wilt Provide Tipoff for 1952 Voting Trend,

Both Parties Will Check On State Results   Republicans, Dems  Agree Next Week’s Voting Will Show  Trend For 1952

Chill Korean Front Quiet  Little Action Reported On Thanksgiving Day

Blonde Woman Beaten To Death Air Force Sergeant Admits Slaying Wife

Joint Group Will Adjust Differences, Cure Defects   Rep. Lewis, Bitter Foe, Sought to Stall Action on Bill

Measure Gets Approval of House 117-22  Committee Will Iron Out Changes; Expect Passage

VOTES 117-22. FOR RAISE OF $19,000,000   Slashes $9,000,000 From Amount Gov. Stevensen Wanted to Increase ie nois Truck. Licenses.   PASSAGE OF. Se GAS TAX sem   Measure Will Tax Out of State Truckers $2, 700,000; Boosts. Some Truck Fees. 180 Pet.

Gain 15-20 Miles in First 36 Hours on Eastern Front   New Intelligence Estimate Puts 768,000-Man Force Opposite Allies

WILLINGNESS TO FIGHT STRESSED  — Ike Said Ready To Report  Europe Defense Too Slow

European Allies Not Implementing Defense Preparations Fast Enough

Eisenhower to Report That Europe Lags In lts Own Defense Program

Defense Efforts Moving Slowly Among Allies   European Allies Not Making Much Speed Gen. Eisenhower Find:

March Meeting Of Commercial Club Is Thursday   Color Film On Jet Airplane Development Is On The Program

Clean Slate For Pleading Guilty    West Point Superintendent Says Cadets Can Then.  Resign in Clear

Accused Cadets’ Parents Appeal To President To Act   Ask Intervention As Controversy Over ‘Point’ Grows

Accused West Point Cadets May Resign  Classroom Cheaters Why ned Std 8S we?

Accused Cadets Offered Clean Record Chance   Parents Petition President Truman To Intervene

90 Cadets May Resign With Clean Records  Parents Send Wire To Truman; Irving Denies Other Cases

Says Cadets to Be Given Chance To Quit Academy  _ Would Leave With

West Point Cadets Will Have Chance to Resign   Solons Want Academies To Be ‘Purely Military’

Cadets Admitting Error to Be Given Chance to Resign   May Leave Academy With No Blots on Record; Congressmen Exnrece Oninione

West Point Superintendent Says  ‘Cadets Who Admit Cheating ‘Will Be Given Chance to Resign

Can Resign, Escape Blot On Records   Parents Wire Truman, Ask He Restore 90 Cadets to Duty.

Abolishing of US Academies  Is Suggested   Sen. Byrd Opposed to Proposal by Senators Sparkman, Fulbright

Weather   Parents Irate Trate  Cadets ToGet C hanes To Quit With Clean Records

Pleas From Parents Made For Cadets  A. 2 aE Set co oe # .   No Comment by White House as To Intercession

Quitting Keeps Records ‘Clean’   Cadets Who Do Not Resign to be Fired

Dems Challenge Second Attempt   Companion Bills Allowed to Become _ Law after Overriding

Court Action Threatens In Gas Tax Boos!  Saree Ree Bieter ongeces Maes   Escanaba Lawmaker Rapped In Senate

Church Flock Sues  Pastor For Refund  - Money Gotten After ‘Message’ Divulged

Angry Eight File Sult Against Pastor   Sold Homes, Gave Him Cash, Settled in Hideout From Atomic War

Congress Must Either Redraft Veterans or Induct 18-Year-Olds, Texas Solon Believes

18-Year-Olds Or Veterans, Johnson Says  Congress Must Choos   Congress Must Choose if It Wants To Build Real Fighting Force

U.S. Invasion  Held Unlikely   Bradley, Backing Draft Plan, Says Air Defense Would Avert Disaster

Five-Man Committee Is Named To Handle Crime Investigation   Job Will Be.to See It Laws Enforced And lf There Are Detects in Code Book

Chance to Tell What's Wrong   Public Hearing To be Held on  Law Enforcing

May Ho!d Public Hearings in State on Crime Problem   Four-Man Committee of Senators Named To Study Proposal.

Teachers Vote Strike Action In 2 Counties   145 Plari to Quit Jobs in Schuykill, Northumberland Ares

If They Do Not Receive Back Pay Wednesday, There Will Be 145 Idle School Rooms

Iran Warns British On  Arms Move   More Ships Sent To Area; English Deny Any Threats

Britain Sends More Ships And Iran Protests Bitterly  Nationalist Leader Says World War Three

British Are Warned That First Shot Fired In Iran Willi Siart World War

British Move Another Ship  Toward Iran Warning Is Given That War Could Easilv Break Out

Tran Tension Grows As British Send Another Frigate Into Persian Gulf

BRITISH DISPATCH FRIGATE AND LST TO IRANIAN PORT   Ships to Support Cruiser Anchored Off ‘Ahadan)   PERSIANS PROTEST:   Warn First Shot. Fired Will ~ Touch Off World . Wari ~  S

Allies. In Hot. Pursuit As Enemy Flees North   GEN: VAN FLEET SAYS TROOPS WILL NAT RE LEMITED BY PARALLEL

Peace Forecast Without Bombs   Gen. Vanderberg Urges Keeping Force Intact

AIR GHIEF WARNS OF 2-FRONT WAR   Vandenberg Cites ‘Shoestring Arrforce’ tn Uraing Caution

Limit Air Offense In Korea Theater, Vandenberg Urges   Air Chief Tells Senators He Sees Peace Chance,  End To War Threat

Vandenberg Sees Way of Avoiding War   General Says U. S. Can Win Peace Without Bombing Red:

Vandenberg Sees (Good Chance for Peace in Korea   But General Wams U. S. Now Has Onl; “Shoestring Air Force” Which Must Be Kept Readv for Russian Attack.

General Says 4 Russia’s Jet Ensine Best   Air Chief Opposes Strike At Bases in Manchuria With Present Power

U.S. AF Chief Sees Chance To Avoid War   _ Vandenberg Thinks Negotiated Peace Possible In Korea

Air Chief Is Cautious On Use Of AF In Korea   Vandenberg Says ‘Shoestring’ Force Only Thing Staying Move By Russia

Chief of Airforce Says U. S$. Can't Risk Raids Now   Vandenberg Warns He’s Operating On Shoestring Basis

AIK CHIEFTAIN TERMS FORCE A ‘SHOESTRING’   Vandenberg Temper: Optiznism With Warnings

Gen, Vandenbers Against Bombing Any China Bases   He Says Russian Jet Motor Is Far Superior To Our Own

en. Vandenberg Sees Chance f Winning Negotiated Peace  ithout Bombing Manchuria  Testifies U.S. Lacks Planes To Bomb Red Bases And Maintain Security Flcewhere

SHOESTRING’ AIR FORCE - ae - Vandenberg ‘Fells Solons Peril of Bombing China

Air Chief Sees Chance Of Winning War Withou' ‘Bombing Chinese Bases   Declares America’s Air Force Not Strong Enough To Fight In Force In Korea While War With Russia Threatens

Vandenberg Says: _—  Peace In Korea Is Possibility   U.S. Can Miss Third World War Without Bombing Red Bases

Air Force Only ‘Shoestring , Says General  Malik Discounts ‘Peace Féelers’  mm —— «s,s sg

Peace Chances Are Held Good By Vandenberg   Air Force Chief Says U, S. Strength Is Woefully’ Weok

Ex.Government Aide Loses 7  ; Seema Pikes GORLTAR ae Wii ESE  [Fight Over ‘Trial “Witness

HOUSE APPROVES SEUREGATION VOTI   WOULD SUBMIT QUESTION OF NEGROES, WHITES AT. TENDING ®AME SCHOOLS.

Otto OF Hapsburg, German Princess . . Wed In Display Of Lavish Pageantry   Y  i With Throneless Royalty Locking On

British Fight Final Rearguard Action Before Chinese Enter Abandoned Seoul

Te Cost Ma._.y Millio__s  U.S. to Build German Occupation [eadquarters

5] Cents of Food Dollar to Farmer   Increased Share Means Price Hike

And The Other 49?  Farmer Gets 5] Per C ah Of Consumer Food Dollar

Nearing 1945 Record Of 54 Cents Farmer Getting More Of U.S. Food Dollar:

Farmer Receives — 51 Cents of Every U.S. Food Dollar   Compares With 54 Cent Peak in 1945, And 46 Cents Prior To the Korean War

Farmer's Share Runs To 51 Cents   His Part Of Dollar Consumer Spends For Food Is Increasing

Highest Price Kise  Farmer Now Getting 51 Cents Of Each Consumer Food Dollar

Farmers Estimated Getting 51 Cents Now From Consumer Food Dollar

Survey Shows Farmers Get 5! Percent Of Consumer Dollar Spent for Food

Truman Asks  Equal Efforts   ‘Development of Resources Held Necessary Now

Controversy Marks State Assembly  Session   Senate and House Inclined To Disagreement

Wisconsin Vital To Plans Of GOP   Taft, Two Generals To Enter Primaries

Alomic Tests Set for This Spring   Nuclear Detonation Experiments May Be in Mid-Pacific

March New Atomic Tests May Come This Sprin; see) In Central Pacific Proving Grounds

President May Urge Woman As Party Chairman  Action Likely To Fill Vacancy Until Final Selection Is Ready

Sen. Hickenlooner, lowa's 8 Conaressmen Given Hiach Economy Ratinas

Hick Rated Near Top A: ‘Economizer   8 GOP Congressmen From lowa Compile Excellent Ratings

lowa Congressmen Get High Rating As "Economizers”’  Only One Democ rat ae eee   Only One DemocratByrd—On List of Savers In Senate

Highest Level Dec. 15-Jan. 25   No Rationing Likely Stabilizer Asserts

Exploding Mines Make a Wreck o Danish Arsenal  Hints of Sabotage Ealianw Nlawe Dedae

Mines Wreck Danish Arsenal   Firemen, Sailors Killed as Blaze Ignites Explosives

Danish Blast Fatal To 18, 79 Are Hurt   Explosion Wrecks Naval Arsenal; People Are Knocked Out Of Beds 30 Miles Away

Mines Explode Danish Arsenal Into Wreckage  18 Persons Killed 7 ain Reaction Ruins Installation

Dynamite Opens Po River Dikes   Copenhagen Blast Kills at Least 18

Nine Explosions Destroy Arsenal   Danish Base Charred Tangle Of Death And Wreckage

Danish Navy Arsenal Blast Kills 18 Men   Half-Ton Mines Explode in Harbor; 79 Others Injured In Tangled Debris

Explosion Rocks Danish Seaport  18 Killed as Mines Blast Navy Arsenal

MINES BLOW UP IN NAVY ARSENAL AT COPENHAGEN   Speculate Sabotage of Ex. plosives from U. S.; 18 Killed, 79 Injured.

Blast Wrecks Danish Navy's Arsenal: 18 Die   79 Injured as Mines Blow Up; Explosion Is Felt in Sweden

BLAST DESTROYS DANISH ARSENAL   At Least 16 Firemen And Navy Personnel Killed As A Half-Ton Mine Erupts  Death.

Worst Disaster In Peace Time For Denmark:   At Least 18 Killed As Half-Ton Mines. In Chain Explosion

Copenhagen Blast Kills at Least 18   Blaze Detonates Mines at Arsenal; 5 Buildings Leveled

Exploding Mines Wreck Naval Base   Terrific Force  Of Blast Knocks People Out Of Beds 30 Miles Away

Two Workmen Killed As Colorado Mine Caves In   18 Dead, 79 Injured As Explosion Wrecks Danish Naval Arsenal

Blast Wrecks Arsenal Of Danish Navy   18 Killed, Scores Hurt in Explosion Of Heavy Mines

18 PERSONS KILLED   Exploding Mines Destroy Danish Navy's Arsenal at Copenhagen

18 Killed in Danish Blast   Half-Ton Mines in NaArsenal Exple? 9.  = S Ow Cope’ we a

18 Are Killed, 79 Injured As Blasts Rock Danish Arsenal   Half-Ton Mines Explode In Chain Reaction An Wipe Out Navy’s Arsenal In Copenhagen; Mines Just Arrived From

Think 18 Killed, 79 Others Hurt In Danish Blast   Exploding Mines Leave Arsenal Charred Mass Of Death And Wreckage

Danish Naval Arsenal Blast Death Toll 18   Explosion Rocks Copenhagen; Felt In Swedish Cities

‘Copenhagen Navy Arsenal Wrecked By Exploding Mines, At Least 18 Dead

Danish Navy's Arsenal Is Tangle Of Wreckage And Death Atter Blast

SABOTAGE sa FIRES, EXPLOSIONS   Naval Arsenal A Charred Tangle; Scores Are Injured

No Conflict In Relief Law. State Claims   Indiana’s Law Meets Federal Requirements, Lawyers Say in Presenting Case in Court.   Bulletin

Helen Kwalwasser, Brilliant Violinist, Will Present Concert Next Tuesday Evening

Texas Observes Safe Holiday   Three Traffic Deaths, ‘One Other Reported

Split In State GOP Ranks   Senator Schoeppel Comes Out In Favor Of Taft

WILL BACK TAFI   Split of Kansas Senators a: Schoeppel Announces Decision

Would Plug Tax Leak    Propose to Limit  Amount of U.S. Tax Deductions on State Income Tax Returns

Germans Charge Reds Hold Many   Still Missing Are 3,000,000 Civilians and 1,480,000 Soldiers

PARADE AT 10:30A.M. TUESDAY FORMALLY OPENS CORSICANA’S ISTH FAIR

[PARADE AT 10:30 A. M. TUESDAY FORMALLY OPENS ICORSICANA'S 15TH FAIR

Legislature Combines Them—  Invite Both MacArthur And Armstrong to Missouri Talks

BRITAIN’S REPUTATION IN. DIPLOMACY _ MAY BE TARNISHED:!N IRANIAN DISPUTE

‘British Are Finest. In. World Relations ‘But Iran May Damage Their Reputation

Clothing Drive Gets School Aid   Children In U. S. And Other Places Benefit

City Schools fo Take Part in Stafe-Wide Children’s Clothing Crusade Nov. 7-8-9

Local Schools Will Take Part in Children’s Clothing Crusade to Start in April

CIO Set To Hit Steel For Wage Boost   Murray and Union Get Convention OK Kor New Demands

Murray Seeking Wage Increases  Steelworkers’ Goal Is ‘WSB Torpedo’

Murray Slates . Union Talks On Wage Increases   Meeting Regarded As Extremely Vital To Future Economy

Steel Union Will Shape Its Demands   Stabilization Code To Be Ignored In Meeting Next Week

Murray Will Seek Boost From Steel   Will Go After Increases Regardless of Wage Controls—Will Affect Thousands   ‘Burdens’ Cited   Convention Says Labor Bears Weight of Only  Controls Operating

Pay Increase Sought By CIO, Steelworkers   Resolution Adopted At CIO Meet In New York Poses Torpedo At Nation’s Stabilization Plan; Only Wage Earners Said to Be Shouldering Curbs

 STEELWORKERS TO "MEET WEDNESDAY      Will Demand Pay: ‘Boosts ‘Despite Wage Controls

STEEL WORKERS SEEK PAY HIKE   Philip Murray Says He Will Go After Wage Boosts For Men Regardless Of OPS Program.

STEEL WORKERS SET WAGE MEET   To Shape Contract Demands Wednesday With CIO Backing

STEELWORKERS SET TO MAP CONTRACT   Murray Gets CIO Nod To Seek Pay Increases

Murray Will Make Bid For Wage Boost  - Meet Next Week To Draft Plans

—TEXAS TO GREET MacARTHURSix Cities Will Give General Big Welcome

MacArthur to Receive Roaring Welcome 'On Four-Day Visit to State of Texas

Texas Welcome For MacArthur Set Tomorrow  General To Begin 4-Day Tour With Vielt Tr Atictin

Warm Texas Welcome Awaits Gen. MacArthur In Austin Wednesday As Other Cities Wage Gift-Competition

40 Mac, with Love—  Austin To Give City Seal To General, But Houston To Offer New Cadillac:

Columnist Bares Contents After Premature Look At Senate Document  Fc iar oo aa nse erat oe

Gangs, Gambling, Racket Tieup with Corrupt Politics Bared by Kefauver Repori

Kefauver Report Packed With Dynamite, Pearson Reveals; O’Dwyer To Be Rapped

Kefauver Crime Report May Put O’Dwyer on Spat   Explosive Passages Hint Former Mayor Was Gangster Aide; Remedies Pranaced

Health Authorities Are Not Alarmed, Say Rise Is Normal In Most Sections

Uncle Sam Gets Sniffles But No Serious Maladies From Errant Enalish Germ

U. S. Is Hit In Outbreak Of Influenza   Health Authorities Say Wave Of lilness  Not Alarming

RESPIRATORY AILMENTS GIVE U.S. SNIFFLES   Bad Colds ond Flu Reported; Authorities Are Not i Alarmed.

Isolated Waves Of Hu, Colds  Harass Nation   Health Officials  Discount Danger 1, OF Bia Enidemic

Colds Harass Parts OFU. S.   Wave Of Influenza And Grippe Not Considered Alermina

Situation Not Believed Dangerous Country Hard Hit By Respiratory Ailments

GIS IN KOREA ENJOY TURKEY   A Bountiful Thanksgiving Dinner Is Served To Front Line Men

U.S. Fighting Men in Korea Will Eat Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner Today

Dewey Confers With President  Boks Pesiminc Kew Wie   Briefs Truman on His Trip to Far East

Dewey Confers With Truman On Policies   President Talks With GOP Leader In White House

Gov't Expectec To Report Nea Record Crops   Food, Livestock Feeds Making Progress Toward Top Mark

Government Clamp: Retail Price Ceiling On All Used Autos  ‘New-Used’ Cars Not To Sell at More Than Original List Price

Order Price Control Action to Prevent “New-Used” Car Racket         Precident’« View   No Campaien

DiSalle Order Hits New-Used Pricing Scheme   New Ruling Applies To All Car Sales

Retail Price Ceilings Set On All Autos   New Quotations Are Temporary, DiSalle States

DiSalle Orders Price Ceilings On Automobiles  Contrals Apply te fo  me me i

Price Director Puts Ceilings  On Used Cars   Move Is Intended To Halt _ Sale At Figure Higher Than New Autos

"New-Used’ Car Racket Is Hit By DiSalle Edict   Retail Price Ceilings Take Effect March 2

UN Insists Reporters Be Present   Adm. Joy Calls off Meetings After Reds Stop Press Cenvey to Kaesong

NOT ALL ELIGIBLE   Only Selected Students in R. O. T. C. Are Draft Deferred

Pleven Forms Government In France   ‘National Assembly  Approves Moderate - Rightist Setup”

Joan Bennett Denies Love Trist Angle After Husband Shoots Her Movie Agent

Corrupt U. S. Ways Blasted   Chiang Regime Clear in _Comparison, Says Clergy

Corrupt U.S. Ways Blasted   Chiang Regime Clear in   Camonrican Save Clerny

Child Falls 65 Feet Into Dry Well, Resting Fine After Speedy Rescue

Bickering Marks Talks About Truce   Still Getting Nowhere Heavier Fighting on West Front.

Negotiations Drift Farther Apart On Prisoner. Truce Issues At Truce Conference

NO ASSURANCE GIVEN BY REDS ANY ARE ALIVE   Cease-Fire Trial Line Period Expires At Midnight Today

Reds Report Death Of  Prisoners Admit Capturing 1,058 Americans Not On List

buffer Zone Expiration Nears; No Accord Seen  Communist Report on American Prisoners Of War Widens Gap Between Truce Envoys

Big Gambling Plot Charged   San Francisco News Says Syndicates Aimed to Oust Bowron, Seize Reins

Douglas, Former Envoy To London,  Sees Need For U. S.-British Accord

Savs U.S. And Britain  Neod  ach Other      Former Envoy Douglas Speaks At AP Luncheon

Douglas Call: For Caution   Says U.S. and Britain Shouldn’t Let Differences Cause a Break

Douglas Warns America Needs Great Britain   Last Bastion Between US And Russia, He Save

‘MORE THAN AT ANY OTHER TIME’  U. S., Britain Need Each Other, Ex-envoy Asserts

14-Year-Old Wants Back in Fighting  Says Frost-Bitten Tee Lb. -ft... 8... Fr... th

Expresses His Regret Plane Fired on Kaesong  Incident Occurs Through Error In Navigation

Erroris. Regrettedby Ridgway   —Reds_Reject-His— Proposal for New Site

Red Leaders Reject Ridgway’s Proposal For New Talks Site  Radio Peiping Quotes Commanders as Saying Plan ‘Unacceptable’

Ridgway Admits to Reds UN Bomber, by Mistake, Attacked Cease-Fire City

State Department Suspects Russia's Peace Proposal As Bid to Dupe Allies

Trick Feared in Truce Bid   State Department Sees Offer as Cover for Military Gains

SEVERAL PROTESTS RECEIVED — Hearing on Youngdahl Nomination As U. S. Judge Delayed Indefinitely

Senate Group Puts Move Aside Indefinifely’   " McCarran Announces ‘Number of Protests’ Against Nomination

House Puts Okay On Civilian Plan   Pusses Master Plan for Mobilizing Civilian Defense of Nation

Dawson Smith  Quits Road Joh  Action Comes After Highway Crumbles

Seafaring Priest Sails Into Port   Missionary Missing Twe  Weeks Is Found Safe

Allied Leaders May Revive » German Industry  Weapons May Be Made In Old

German Arms Industry May Be Aciivated   ~Alfies Ponder Plan Use Plants Bolster Supplies to Defense Of Europe Army

Allied Authorities  May Arm Germans   Industry Could Help Equip Atlantic Defenses, They Argue

Aid In Arms Of Berifians Sought   - Rebuilding Of Arms Industry Is Talked  Re RPAMH NKUIPeRryY

Allies Ponder Use Of German Arms Industry  Some Leaders Push  Plan To Ease Burder  rf WH snem Pawers

North Lawrence Chemieal Plant — Begin Hiring   IN PRODUCTION SOON

WESTVACO CALLS   North Lawrence Chemieal Plant to Begin Hiring Mav [4   IN PRODUCTION SOON

KANSAS TOWNS INUNDATED BY HEAVY FLOODS   Thousands Homeles: In Five Towns As Relief Starts

Worst Flood Since 03 Hits North Kansas   Topeka Braces for Mass Evacuation As Waters Rise

flood Waters Pour Into Five Kansas Cities   Thousands Ordered to Evacuate Homes: More Heavy Rains Forecast

House Approval Of Natural Gas Tax Bill Urged   Compromise Study Of Labor Antitrust Measure Gets Okay

Auriol Speaks Before Gatherinc Of 21 Republics   President of France Appeals for Unity Against Red Threat

Urges Full Cooperation With Europe   French President Make: Unprecedented Plea For 21 Republics To Help Beat Commies.

United Front Called For By French Leader   Latin Americans Urged By French President To Give Their Full Support To Combating Communism

FRENCH CHIEF URGES UNITED POWER FRON]   Says Tremor In One Part Shakes Entire World.

Accidents Caused. Over 800 Deaths Holiday Weekend:   Nearly 500 Persons Lost Lives  In Tratfic During Four Days; — Traffic Toll This Year 95,000

Southern California Combed for William E. Cook After Seatttle Man Is Shot to Death.   BOASTED OF SLAYING 7 OTHER PERSONS   These Are Believed to Hay Included Family of Five Whose Car Was Found  Near Tulsa,

Deputy Seized, Man Slain In California   Hunt Underway In Southwest, West For Man Who Boasted Of Killina Family

Sate Lawmakers  Beyond Deadline  Last-Minute Log Jam o' Essential Bills Contin ues Session _  END NOT IN SIGCHI  Must Still Act on 1952-5:  , Appropriations, _Inae: y TI

95 Per Cent Boycott Transit Lines and Walk to Jobs Madrid Workers Brave Government's Threats Of Reprisals in ‘Strike’ Against High Prices

Be Ready to Buy a U.S. Bond News-Herald Carriers Will Serve as Bond Sales Agents

Newspaper Carrier Boys Will Deliver Bond Pledges with Newspapers Monday

Newspaperboys To Boost Bond Sales   Ade News Cerriar Boys Join Motionwide Premetior Of Defense Bond Sales

In Today’s ALTOONA MIRROE   Altoona Mirror Carriers Aid Defense Bond Sale Promotion

Bill To Draft 18-Year-Olds Appears Sure   Subcommittee Gives Measure Approval; Calls for 24 Months

18-YEAR-OLDS DRAFT PLAN IS PREPARED   Senate Committee Completes Bill; Cuts Service Period

Mabel, Local Drivers Crash  Each Car Damaged $150 Early Saturday

MOTHER OF 5. ~ GOT $10,849 INRELIEF FRAUD   Collected for Dependent Chil‘dren While Husband — Hed lob.

MOTHER OF 5 GOT $10,849 IN RELIEF FRAUD   Collected for Dependent Chil. dren While Husband Had Job.

Five Republicans Deser Governor To Join  Democrats   JIM CROW REPEALER IS NEAR ADOPTION

Senate Joins House In Overriding Gov. McKeldin’s First Two Vetoes

Britain To Evacuate 330 Oil Technicians; Dispute Taken To UN Security: Council

‘Believe Iran Will Carry Out Threat To Expel Oil Men From Southern Oil Center By Thursday: Warship Stands By   EXECUTIVES REMAIN UNTIL THURSDAY

London Acts As Technicians Raise Protest   Security Council Takes Up Case— U.S. Mediating

Roval Navy To Remove  330 Britons   Iranian Dispute Goes Before UN Council Today

Great Britain Orders Evacuation Of Oil Workers Frem Iran  330 Employes Protest Being ‘Political Pawns’ In Anglo-lranian Crisis

Warships. Will Evacuate Last British Oilmen   Men Rebel Against Orders to Resist Iran's Ultimatum

Strike Hits At Detroit    Walkout On Transit  Lines Is Crippline

Czech Demand For Fugitives Fired At U.S.   Reds Want Back 31  Who Fled Curtain  Whe: OMe eee SS enites?

NOTE CHARGES FREEDOM GROUP WAS KIDNAPPED   Prague Radio Insists On Extradition Of Passengers Thal Smashed Iron Cur. tain In Train.

Prague Seeks Refugees. Who Fled On Train      Been ‘Avency.Aid ._

PRAGUE DEMANDS U.S SURRENDER 3] CZECH REFUGEES   Reds Charge Operators 0}  Freedom Train Kidnaped Pishiece Be concen cs

Says USSR Is Building Up Troop:   Free Nations Are In ‘Terrible Danger Speaker Rayburn States Today

Sam Rayburn Again Waves  Danger Flag   Speaker Warns Of Rec Build-Ups In “Lots Of Places”

Rayburn Issues Another Warning Of Danger   Says Russians Building Up Strength Everywhere

Rep. Rayburn Warns of Reds Mobilization  Says Russ Build Up “Here. There’

Rayburn Says Russians Are Concentrating   Speaker Warns House “We Are In Terrible Danger” Says Red Troops Massing  “In Lots Of Places”

SAYS RUSSIANS MASSING TROOPS LOTS OF PLACES   MAKES STATEMENT AFTER CONFERENCE AT WHITE HOUSE

Russians Massing Men ‘Everywhere’   Democrats Reported  Ready To Back Truman In MacArthur Dispute

Rayburn Sees Great Danger   Says Russians Build Up Troops In ‘Lots of Places’

U.S. In Terrible Danger Warns House Speaker   Rayburn Tells of Russ Concentrations ‘In Lots of Places’’

Terrible Danger Confronts U.$., Rayburn Says  C... ft . opm t ]   Speaker Describes Russian Massing Of Troop Units

‘Russia Building Concentrations Everywhere’   House Speaker Issues New Warning After Parley with President

Speaker Rayburn Claims “Terrible Danger Ahead   "Leader Declares Russians Are Building Up  Concentrations Of Troons In Many Regions

Texan Says Red Troops Building U p   Threat Of Another World War Cited After Conference

Russians Building Up Forces   Speaker Rayburn In Talk on The Draft Says ‘In Terrible Danger’

‘Great Danger’ Stirs Warning  By Rayburn   Saya Russians Build Up Military Might “In Lots Of Places’

USS. in Danger As Reds Mass Rayburn Says   Russians Concentrating Troops, He Declares; World War May Result

Sam Rayburn Says-U. S. IN "TERRIBLE DANGER'  AS SOVIET MASSES TROOPS

SAYS SOVIETS BUILDING UP STRONG UNITS   Speaker Denies He Is Making Case For Draft Measure

Speaker Says U.S. In Terrible Danger   Indicate Reds Are Massing Men In Manchuria

House Speaker Stresses Fact Russia is Building Up Concentrations, Followina Talk With Truman Today.

Rayburn Vague On Red. Menace To U.S. Safety   Warning on Peril Is Less Definite Than Last Week

‘WE ARE IN TERRIBLE DANGER’  Rayburn Gives Warning After Truman Meeting

 Busy ‘Everywhere’: Rayburn—. Sees Grave Danger In Russian Buildups

Speaker of House Points Out Steady Increase in Red Concentrations of Soldiers

TexanExplodes Bombshell By  Grave Report   Russians ‘Building Up Concentrations Here, There, Everywhere’

Says U.S. In Terrible Danger   Rayburn Says Russia Builds Up Concentrations Everywhere And Warns Nation of Peril

Rayburn Repeats Warning U. S. In ‘Terrible Danger’  Gwe  ae Secs lalcen a   Says Russia Building  Troop Concentrations  In Great Many Places

Rayburn States Russian Buildup Endangers Nation  Soviet Concentrates Everywhere Warns House Speaker

House Speaker Says Russians Massing Forces   Democrat Denies ‘Scare’ Attempted To Aid Draft Bill

@’” 4% @ Terrible Janver Is  Danget I “ « 1, g1 e ‘acing U.S. Reds Mass ‘In Manv Places’

US. in ‘Terrible Danger’, Warns Speaker Rayburn   Claims Russians Are Building Up Troops ‘In Lots of Places’

Warning Comes As House Nears Vote on Draft   Rayburn Says Russia Concentrates. Forces ‘In. Lots of Places’

Rayburn Says Terrible Danger Faced by U.S.   Claims Russians Building Up Troop Concentrations

Rayburn Says U. S. Is In Terrible Danger’   Report Truman Rules Out .Disciplining ‘Mac’   (Related News on Pare §&)

Draft Bill Debate Tops Dark Picture   ‘Terrible Danger’ Of World War Painted By House Leader

Threat of War Hanging Over Entire World   Speaker Reports After Conference With Leaders at White House

Rayburn Warns Of Dangers in Soviets Buildup   Russians Adding To Concentrations Everywhere, He Says

Russ Mass Everywhere Rayburn   “Terrible Danger” Warning Repeated After Conference

Rayburn Ina New Warning   Informs Congress Soviet Is. Massing Power Everywhere; MBanger le Tarrihlo

Rayburn Repeats Warning U. S. Faces Dangers   Cites Russian Troop Buildup Around World

House Leader Cites Soviet Perils Peace   Rayburn Warna U.S. In “Terrible Danger” From Red Build-nps-

Damage Listed For U. 5. Navy   Five Vessels Sunk, 29 Damaged By Enemy Action

Wage Board Assistance  Is Weighed   10 Pct. Pay Hike Ceiling Approved

10 Percent Pay Boost Ceiling Set   Labor Ponders Acceptance Of Johnston Order

Some Changes Proposed For Wace Control  Organized Labor . Ta Make Decision   Organized Labor . To Make Decision On Future Plans

Against Income Tax as Cost of Living Item .   House Group Would Eliminate Figures In Consumer Index

Israel Asked For Defense Ideas  Four Powers Moving. Into Touchy Problem

HOUSE GROUP SEES MODEL OF SEAWAY   Canada May Go Ahead With Project If U. S. Delays

Fees On State Licenses Are Ruled Illegal   Branch Offices Must Not Charge  “Deoraccind Fee’

UN Accuses Reds Of Worst Type of Blackmail in Talks  Again Demands Reds  Begin Discussions On  a. ee a

Near - Ultimatum Given By Joy; Next Step May Be Mapped By Truman

United Nations Accusing Reds Of Blackmail   Demands Enemy Begin Talks on Trade of Prisoners   Santa Pays Pre-Christmas Visits to Dying Children

IN oY REDS REPULGWVELY IN BLAGK MAL   Demands Immediate Talk: on Exchange of War Prisoners,

Allies Demand  Prisoner Talks   Statement By Joy Appears To Be  Ultimatum

U.N. DEMANDS START BE MADE ON POW TALKS   Allies Couch Prisoner Message In Terms Approaching Ulti. matum.

UN Demands Quick Answer  On Prisoners:   Red Probing Attacks or * Quiet Front Easily Repulsed

Charge Red Blackmail on Prisoner Issue  UN Demands Talks Begin Tomorrow on

Reds Again Accused Of Blackmail   Virtual Ultimatum Handed Enemy By Truce Team Head

Accuse Reds of Using Prisoners For Blackmail   Communists Try To Force ‘Allies To Okay Neutrals

Nacionalista Party Holds Small Lead   Phillipine Election Returns Slows To Be counted

Short on Dollar Reserves, France Slashes Imports   Liberals Trail In Early Count In Philippines

Governor‘s Executive Secretary Mulroy Quits Job because of Ill Health

Lineman Suffers Burns, Broken Leg   J. H. Howard in Hospitel For Trestment of Fracture Severe Electrical Burns

Lineman Suffers Burns, Broken Leg  J. H. Howerd in Hospital Ene Tyaatmant of Erartur

MacArthur Not To Address Conference  Ousted General   Ousted General Says He’ll Come If ‘Invited’

Chinese Reds Refreat Fast Toward 38th   UN Troops Unablle T Keep Up With Fleeing Communists

Allied Planes Aiding Troops  In Seeking oe   Flow of Red Supplies To Front Hints Fight Brewing Near Parallel

Britain Hopes To Pay Back Share of Loans   “Intends to Honor In Full Payments Due U.S., Canada

Britain Plans Part Payment OnU. 5S. Loans   Near-Bankrupt Nation In. tends To Honor Big Obligation in Full

Near-Bankrupt Britain To Honor Loan Payments  $176,200,000 To Go To U. S. And Canada

CREAT BRITAIN TO PAY INTERES!   Nation’s Economic Plight, Of. — ficial Says, Will Not Cause England to Evade Liabilities.   OWES TWO COUNTRIES MORE THAN 5 BILLION   Churchill Government  [eported Determined to Honor Debts in Full Despite Hardships Involved,

Would Abolish Kansas Movie Board of Review   Senate: Committee Sees No Real Need for tha  Motion Picture Cansorshin

Seizures Made in Four Pennsylvania Counties  ‘Raids in State Yield 237 Slot Machines

TRUE MEANING OF SANTA REVEALED   Skeptical Boy, 5, to Receive letter Mother Wrote on Subject Before Death.

Leslie Will Get His Letter From Santa But Mother Who Wrote It Is Gone

And Now Her Work Is Finished  iHand- Printed Letter trom Santa Will Be Youngster’s Heritage from Mother

A Christmas He'll Remember Letter From Santa Is Mother’s Parting Gift

Americans Spend Billions In Pursuitof All Sports   Any Loss of Industrial lime ls More’ Than Returned in Dollar Value Annually.

Epidemic Is Sweeping U.S.,. Millions Caught and There Is No Cure for Spring Fever

Millions Caught In Grip Of Great Epidemic Sweeping Through Nation; It's Spring Fever

 e . 3 ; « Louisiana Juror Tells Senator To Attend Trial Of Newsmen

Killed in Accident af Buttery Plant Here   Loren 1. Holden, of 518 Lincoln, Dies of Broken Klo-k nt Miaha.lletan

Killed in Accident at Battery Plant Here   Loren f, Holden, of 518  Lincoln, Dies of Broken Wieck at ieke fie:

Ruling on Reapportionment Law to go to Highest Court   Madison Attorney Will Start Action

SYRIA-ISRAEL BORDER HGHT IS CONTINUING   Cease-Fire Order of U.N. Is Ignored By Both Forces.

War Flames As 3th Sides 3laze Away   Agreement To Quit Shooting Broken In Frontier Section

Battle of Jordan Rages as Syrians,  Israelis Clash   Fighting Breaks Out Soon After Agreement on UN Cease-Fire  Arrangement

Israel, Syria Truce Fails: War Resume   Battle Blazes Anew Despite UN Peace Try

Battle Rages Anew; Jews, Syrians Fight  Artillery, Mortars Used North Of The Sea OF Galilee

JORDAN BATTLE IS RAGING NEAR SEA OF GALILEE   Jewish And Syrian Forces Are Fighting Again With Artil lery After Lull In’ Darkness.

Israel Border War Flares   Artillery Blazes Away on Shores of Sea of Galilee

Countries Trade Charges of U. N. Truce Violation  Fighting Su gprs Temporarily Afte  "oe he ae wee eee eo

Mortars, Big Guns Used in Jordan Battle   Israel, Syria Each Say Other Renewed Fioht Early Today

HEAVY FIGHTING  RAGES BETWEEN  SYRIA, ISRAEL ARTILLERY, MORTARS  BLAZE AWAY NORTH OF SEA OF GALILEE

Galilee Battle Flares Up Anew   Israelis and Syrians Blaze Away, Each Blaming Other

Jordan Battle Opened Again Near Galilee   Israelis, Syrians Blaze Away as UN Truce Fails to Hold

SYRIANS AND JEWS BATTLE ALONG JORDAN   Guns Blaze North of Sea o Galilee as Truce Fails.

Z/ israel troops Vie in 24 Fours tS Keport  Isrealis, Syrians Renew Fight Despite Cease-Fire

. —JORDAN— Cease-Fire Agreement  ‘Is Broken   Each Nation Blames Other For Attack

Battle Renewed in Middle East   Syrians, Israelis in Dawn Conflict

War Truce Is Brief   Fighting Flares Again On Israel Border; Each Side Blames Other

ISRAELIS, SYRIANS STILL BATTLING   U. N. Sponsored Truce Lasts Only 31/2 Hours

A CLEAR MEANINC  Will, Leaving Funds to.K U., Held Valid by Judge Mellott

THREE ACCIDENTS LISTED BY POLICE   Weekend Mishaps Result In Damage But No Injuries — Motorcycle And Five Autos Involved

THREE AUTO MISHAPS OCCUR IN BOROUGH   Property Damage Results From Weekend Accidents, But No One Is Injured

Treasury Secretary Testifies   Snyder Called in Federal Internal Revenue Bureau  Tax Scandals

Senator Hits  At Snyder in  Revenue Quiz   Secretary Blasted For Not Knowing Of Irregularities

NEW ANGLES IN WAR ON DOPE Sleeping Pills, Luciano Draw Fire of Probers

More Weather Woes for State   Forecast Calls for Heavy Local Rains As Five Rivers Are Still on Romuaade

McCloy May Head Foreign Aid Agency   High Commissioner's Name Mentioned as Choice for Position

Iran leader Says Oil Or Holy War    Defense Group Call: For Volunteers To Fight For Oil Plan   GOP’s Want McCloy To Head Foreign Aid

TRUCE ENVOYS DEADLOCKED   No Back-Down On Cease Fire Line; Fighting Will Continue

Negotiators Still Deadlocked on Cease-Fire Line   Agree That Fighting Will Continue During Kaesong Truce Talks.

U.S. Jet Fighters Sight No Red Planes, G. I.’s Hold Fire In “Twilight” War

ALLIED PLANES GO UNDISTURBED   U.N. ‘Jets Bweep Northwest ‘Korea. Without Attack— . Groutid:Forces* ‘Ruel: Back  EFrnemv ‘Praha

Ground Patrols Poke Across Hill Region  Near Yonchon;  Little Action

No Red Jets Found by UN hir Fighters   One U. S. Sabre Jet Is Reported to Have  Crashed; Twilight War Holding On

Korean Air, Ground  Action Slows   Red MIGs Refuse To Challenge Allied Jets

Sabrejet Pilots Sight No MIGs Ready For Fight   No Major Action Is Seen In Air; Troops On Ground Are Quiet

Skies Clear Of Red Jets   U. N. Planes Sweep Over Korea Without Seeing Enemy

Jet Sweep Finds No Red Planes  Datsale an Coenen ad   Patrols on Ground See Little Action

UN Believes Communists Will Not Surrender All Prisoners: Cant Agree On Any Question

ALLIED TROOPS HOLD FIRE IN TWILIGHT WAR   Jets Find no Migs Out; U. §. Plane Lost in Crash.

Six Trainmen  Die In Wreck  Two Diesels Meet Head-On In [RN Tonneececoe Crach

SIX CREWMEN KILLED AS TRAINS CRASH   No Passengers Dead on L&N; 15 Iniwred

Take First Step To End Deadlock   Abadan Refinery In Iran Eventually Mav Be Resnaner

Britain, tran Show Some Sign Of Progressing   Reach First Step In Breaking Deadlock Over Supply Of Oil

British, Iran Nearer Break In Deadlock  Oil Controversy Settlement Is ix  aa cas a

Britain, lran Accord On Oil Point Reached   Progress Toward Breaking Deadlock Reported In Talks

BRITAINARAN HOPES GROW   Take First Step Toward  Settlement Of  Oil Dispute

British, Iranians Report Progress   Committee Set Up To Work Out Plan

SENDS NAMES .UI   Gvernor Makes 37 Nomina tions Including Seven for ' Board of Regents

Gvernor Makes 37 Nominations Including Seven for Board of Regents

Proposal Comes Near Meefing Demands of UN   Newly Suggested Cease-Fire Line Studied by Allies

Comes Close To Proposal By UN Team   Allied Negotiators Ponder Surprise Communist Move

‘Heat Is On” 300 British Oil Experts   [ran Bars Technician: From Homes, Company Stores, Dinors

LOCAL MEN TO GO FOR KPL HEARING   Wigglesworth, Springer, ook to Protest Surcharge Extension

LOCAL MEN TO GO FOR KPL HEARING   Wigglesworth, Springer, Zook to Protest Sur - charge Extension   TO AFFECT LAWRENCE

Says WSB Power Limited in Disputes   Broader Authority May Be Requested

Order May : save Dying ( Child —  Pree Sag Bane mon & an 1 De« osama

Consider Unusual Legal Procedure In Effort To’ - Save Chicago Babv’s Life

BABY 10 GET TRANSFUSION   Court Appoints Guardian For Infant Dying of Blood Disorder.

State Seeks Court Order to Permit Doctors to Give Blood to 7-Day-Old

Retired Professor Leaves Million fo University After Shrewd Investments

Math Prof Leaves $1,000,000  ‘Shrewd Investor’. His Too Salary Was $6.000

Shrewd-Investing Illinois Math Prof. Leaves Estate of $1,000,000

TAX SESSION HERE   Gov't. Agent to Discuss Pos: sible Deductions for  Flood Loss

TAX SESSION HERE   Gov't. Agent to Discuss Possible Deductions for Loss

McKinney, VicHale May Face Suits   Empire Trustees Ask Attorneys to Look Into Quick Profits

Big Artillery Barrages Halt UN Offensive   Commies Striking Back Impressively Along Wide Front

Enemy, Rain Thwart Push   Heaviest Artillery Barrage Of War Checks UN Offense

Reds In Korea Lay Down Big Guns Barrage   Allied Power Drive Is Checked By Red Artillery Onslaught

Democrats To Rename Truman  .” ee aps > £   Party To Push President For Renomination

Democratic Leaders See Truman As Probable Party Choice for 1952 Race

Democrats Expected To Put Truman’s Name In Primary  To Succeed Self In Office

Truman As 52 Candidate Gets Party Chiefs Okay   a me Of Chief Executive To Be Entered In rittaries Unless Leaders Change Opinions

No Opposition Seen Truman in Driver's Seat For Democrats in 1952

1952 Primaries ‘to Have Truman Name on Ballot   _ Actual Decision on Candidacy May Wait --on G. O. P. Choice

HE WILL NOT BE COMMITTED, HOWEVER Truman's Name Is Expected To Be Entered In Primaries

Congress’ Okay Favored Before GI's Sent Abroad  Groups Vote Truman Shai ld Saal Advu'nc   Groups Vote Truman Should Seek Advice Before Taking Action

Demos Beaten In 2 Senate Group Votes   Want President To Ask Congress OK Before Acting

Pact Troop Curb Voted By Senators   Committees Ask Voice By Congress   Move Develops To Require Approval Of Both House And Senate

Rested Yankees 8-5 Favorites Over Giants   Box Seats Go For $8, Reserved Seats $6; This Series First One To Be Televised

Federal Grand Jurymen Told to Call Truman lf Needed in Job Probe

Can Summon President, Jury Is Told   Federal Jurors Investigate Tales Of. Job-Selling -

165 Witnesses To Be Quizzed In Jackson   Federal Action Follows Senate Group Charge of Vicious Racket

Air Drop Blast Is Seen... By Top Brass Today At Nevada Test Grounds

11th Atom Blast Set Off in U. S.   Top Brass Observes Explosion of Bomb

‘Medium’ A-Bomb — Exploded Today In Nevada Desert  Weapon Dropped By B-29, Was Fifth In Las Vegas Test Serie

NILSON ASKS MORE CURBS, REPORT SAY!   Wants Farm Parity Freeze, Extension of Rent Controls.

Wilson Proposes Extending Presen Controls on Rent   He Also Suggests Freezing Farm Parity At January 15 Level

Mobilizer Urges Controls On Rent   Wilson Also Asks Freezing Of Farm Parity At Levels Of January 25th

eau General Wins  America’s Teenagers Pick  MacArthur As Their Herb °

Await Ruling On State Jobs   Justice Department May Decide Issue

Shortage . Of Meat Soon Is Predicted By Packers  Cut Slauchtering.   Cut Slaughtering, Blame Ceilings: DiSalle Calls  Tt *Adiustment’

Meat Packing Plants Reduce Operations  Industry Spokesmen Predict Scarcity in Shops by Next Week

Shar p Scare ily Of Meat Looms By Next Week   Packers Say Condition Due to Lack of Cattle; DiSalle Issues Warning

Meat Packers Reduce Output  Scarcity Of Cattle, OPS Prices Blamed

Packers Limit Beef Output, Scarcity Near   Blame Conditions on  Inability to Comply With Govt: teilinas

Revolt Starts To Simmer In Land Of Dixie   Byrnes Says Loyalty To Country Must Be Put Above Party

 Brenes Spearheads Anti-Truman Drive;  Duff Speeds Ike-for-President Move

CEASE.-FIRE IS POSSIBLE HaltInF ighting Seen If Communists W ant It

U.N. Willing To Shut Off Ground War   Conmunisits Hold Key To Unofficial Truce, AP Learns

Reds Can Have A Cease-Fire If They Want   Only Four Conditions Necessary To Bring Wnd To Shooting

Reds Can Have Unofficial ‘Cease-Fire’ if Thev Want It. Under U. S. Policies

Allies Give Conditions For Unofficial But Very Real Cease-Fire In Korea War

Communists Can Have Unofficial But Real Cease-Fire If Wanted   Four Conditions Must Be Followed To Put Halt To Ground Fightina

A Cease-Fire Is There If Wanted   AP Correspondent Blasted for Earlier Story Files — Follow Up   LISTS THE CONDITIONS

'Aorean Interpretive  Total Cease-Fire Now Possible If Enemy Heeds Four Conditions

Mt. Vernon WAC Beaten By Sergeant:   Army Fears New Attack On Girl

APPEARS LOST   CIO Has Only Remote Hope Of Putting Referendum On State Ballot

Pathetic, Inspiring Letters Pour Through Tinu Postoffice at Santa Claus, Indiana

Legion at Santa Claus, Ind. Tries Ty Answer Lettersfrom Everywhere

Tennessee Mountain Boy Writes Santa ‘Asking Axe for Paw, Saw for Maw

thur's Washincton visit will he chown later.  Station KGER, Long Beach, will rebroadcast MacArthur's speech at 2:80 p. m.   Found Guilty of Stranaling Bride

Opportunities To Resign For Kighty Cadets   Seu. Sparkman Wants Congress ‘Vo Abolish Both Aeademies

Accused Cadets Will Be Given Chance To Quit   Army Says Nearly 80  To Have Opportunity  To Resign; Others Face Discharge, Court Martia

80 Cadets Can Either Resign or  Be Discharged  Ten Others May Get Court Martial—Armvy

Young Cadets Given Chance To Quit Poin   Full Investigation Of Army Academy Under Way

Cadets Get A Chance To Resign   Otherwise 80 Cadets Who Admitted They Cheated Will Face Discharges

Army Gives Cadet: Chance to Resign Or Be Discharged  80 Admit Cheating, Other 10 May Get Court Martial

Factions Strive For Control... . ee ee OTE y 5  G.O.P. Party Fight  Stirs Pennsylvania

Control Of GOP In Philadelphia At Stake Today   Voters Really Select-. ing New Party In Primary.

Party Control Seen At Stake   Politicians Watch Outcome Of Vote In  Pennsylvania Today

New GOP Party Seeking Control Of Quaker City   ‘ Famed “Minister After Nomination In Mavoralty Race

fonro of Republican Party in 6. 0. P. tronghold at Stake in Philadelphia

Republican Party Control at Stake In Pennsylvania Primary Election

Air Force Is Building Up Strength About Double fis Size When Korean War Started

OPE GOAL CAN ff REACHED IN ARLY PART 1953   Would Be Double Size Prior To Yorean Crisis

Gov. Williams Goes Little Too Far in Boasting?  Sets Construction   Sets Construction Program Too High

Sailor, Soldier Killed In Crash   Auto Hits Bus On Slippery Road

‘Jet Fighters .- Rout Foe Third Straight Day   Large Air Units _May Back New Enemy Ground Offensive

Third Straight Day of Great Air Victories   Signs Seen Reds May Send Large Air Units To Aid New Offensive

Foe May Back Awaited Drive  With Air Units   American Airmen Score Win Despite Being Outnumbered

YANKS HOLD UPPER HAND  UN Chiefs Hint Red Air War Buildup Expected

Red Air Activity Now Increasing; Jets Again Battle   Enemy Pilots Routed In Dogfight That Involved Sixty Fighters; Cnaly One Ground Sector Active

Nearly Sixty Planes Tanale In Latest Fight   Major Red Units May.Be Ready To Enter Korean War

U.S. Pilots Win Another Jet Battle   Vive MIG-15's Hit In Fight Involving Nearly 60 Planes

Army May Shed . Some New Light  On Cadet Case   Officers Contend Wording Of First Announcement In Need Of Explanation

MOST IOWA FARMS ARE UNDER- INSURED BY SOME 50 PERCENT   Cost To Rebuild Today Would Be Prohibitive On Insurance Many Carry

New York Paralyzed  Wildcat Dock Strike Spreads To Other Ports on Atlantic

Death Toll In Country Is Soaring   Maryland Reports Six Deaths, Two From Drowning.

TRAFFIC IS MAJOR CAUSE AS EXPECTED   Variety Of Other Accidents Marring Seasonal Spirits

Holiday Deaths Make Yule Tragic One in Many Home:   Toll of Lives Reaches 413; 600 May Die

Charge Attorney With Sedition   Schlesinger Is @ . . . Awaiting Hearing

Criminal Element In Liquor Indusiry Target Of Kefanver Commitiee Drive

Expose Huge Bootlegging  Across Border:  Some States Flooded by Tax-Free Liquor

Japan Invifed To Share In Security Pact  Dulles Puts Stress On Security Factor In Treaty Address

Ship Collision Deaths Cut In Navy Estimate   Two Known Dead And Seven Missing After Crash Off Virginia

Shiv Collision Toll Cut to One   Five Still Missing in Wreck of Navy Teander. Callier

Navy Postpones Attempts to Enter Fire-Ravaged Seaplane Tender Which Was Damaged in Collision

One Killed, Six Missing In Collision   Navy Seaplane Tender Swerves Into Coal Ship

Sea Tragedy Toll Fixed   Navy Says 1 Dead, 4 Missing, 19 Injured; Put Off Salvage Action

Navy Checks. Info Accideni   Total Loss of Life  In Collision as Yet Has Not Been Fixed.

TOLL CAN BE FIVE   One Known Dead, Four Missing in Collier-Tender Collision

Ship Crash Toll Cut to One Dead   Attempt to Search -Valeour Postponed

NAVY REDUCES ESTIMATE OF DEATH TOTAI   Only 6 Dead, Missing In Sea Collision; 4 Compartments Still Closed.

Workers Search For Crash Victims   Salvage Men Pry Grimly Into Compartments Of Boat Following Crash

Only One Death in Ship Collision   Navy Delays Attempt to Enter Compartments

Navy Postpones Ship Entry Until Cargo Is Off; Known Dead In Crash Numbers One

SIX LIVES LOST IN COLLISION OF TWO NAVY SHIPS   Delay Hunt for Bodies Until Gasoline, Ammunition ~.. -. Is Removed. :

Navy Delays Entering Burned Ship  Number of Dead In Stricken Vessel Revised

Four Still Lost In Ship Mishap  One Body Recoverec After Fiery Crash

Navy Postponing Salvage Operation   Figures Revised  Qn Dead, Missing

Death Toll On Seaplane  Tender Cut   6 Now Believed Lost in Navy Fire: 162 Men Accounted For

Salvage Experts Postpane Work On Navy Tender   New Crash {Report Lists 2 Known Dead. 7 Believed Dead, 19 Hospitalized

One Known Deac In Collision of Tender, Collier   Five Missing, but Navy Postpones Rescue Operations

Navy Revises Casualty List After Checkup  Postpone Attempts To Enter Compartments Of Crippled Tender.”

Revise Downward Number Known Dead In Seaplane Crash   Fiqure Now Set at Five After Preliminary Probe Into Atlantic Tragedy.

One Dead, Five Said Missing In Ship Collision   Navy Postpones Tries To Enter Compartment: Of Fire-Ravaged Vesse

1 Known Dead in Ship Collision  Four Are Missing  And Dencuwwnsl BPawd

Collier Rams Seaplane Tender . 2 Killed, 7 Missing  In Collision at Sea

Navy Reduces Death Toll in Ship Collision  sh  He ods 5 odie waco

“ Die As Flames Sweep Navy Ship After Collision   25 Crewmen Missing  In Collier Crash —

Death Toll Cut In Ship Crash  2 Known Dead And 7   Lost Gn Navy: Vessel

Saintly Habit  Counts, Says Rev. McCabe  Sound of One’s Own Footsteps Often Too Loud

UNLAWFUL TO HOARD RUBBER   Number Of Other Items Added To Previously Published List

U.S. Orders Ban On Hoarding of Rubber Supplies  Saverq! Other ftams   Several Other Items Added to Government Anti-Hoarding List

Rubber Supply Hoarding Hit   Industrial Aleohol, Textile Materials Added To List

GOV'T MAKES IT UNLAWFUL TO HOARD RUBBER   Bar Accumulation in Excess of Reasonable Demands or for Black Market.

Ban Hoarding of Rubber Suppiies   Both Natural and Synthetic Products Included.

Robbers Make Escape In Auto Jewelry Salesman Reports  $40,000 Holdup at Ft. Dodge

Legally Free to Rin  New Amendment May KeTruman Stumbling Bleck 

Solemnity Dominates Ceremonies   —GRIM TASK —   CHAMBER IS PEFURBISHED

New Congress Starts  Work On Unity Theme   Dewey Wants War Footing

87nd Congress  Starts Sessions  ‘New. Members Take Oaths at Opening

82nd Congress Sworn In Under Solemn Tension   “Rayburn Again Named House Speaker: New ‘Members Take Oath

Rimosphere Gi Yeusion ln Congress   Sessions of 82nd May Be Marked By Challenge of tAilitary Policies

Gay Note For 82nd   Solemnity is  Evident as the Jovial Greetings Are Concluded

82nd Congress Convenes At Noon; Seene Is Colorful, Atmosphere Tense, Solemn

$2nd Congress Convenes y eer? Gay Settings   Atmosphere of Tension, Selemnity as Solons  Face Difficult Period

First Session Held _-. By 82nd Congres:   Convenes at Noon Today: Before Crowded Galleries With Atmos‘phere of Tension in View of Grave  “Tnternational Situation Which Pre- vails.   ADJOURNS UNTIL FRIDAY

$2nd Congress Convenes With Air of Tension   hey Problem of New Congress Appears lo Be Settling Foreign  And Military Policies

New Congress Convenes Today Amid Solemnity  Two-Year Life May Bean Era Trying  Be Ae, tee SEO Blab es

Stronger GOP To Offer Opposition To Truman Party   Taft Seeks Some Determination Of , _U. S. Foreign Policy

Speeches Reflect Feeling of Crisis;  New Members Sworn 'In During Brief Sessior

Congress In Meeting fo: First Time In New]; Refurbished Chamber   Gov. Duff O nly Senator Absent   Republicans, Southern Dems Ready to Hand Veto to Rules Group

82nd Congress Is in Session   Atmosphere of Sclemuity, Tension As Congress Meets in Refucnished Chambers

New Group To Have Trying 2-Year Term   Demos Permit Sen. Butler Of Md. To Take Senate Oath   A story with pictures on the Newly redecorated congress chambers appears on page 6.

Democrats Enter Plea For Unity   Barkley Swears fn New Senators; Duff Only One Absent

Gov. Duff Only New Senator Not Present To Be Sworn In During Opening Ceremonies

Formality Of © Swearing-In Is Only Business  :   Actual Work Is To Begin Friday Tn Both Houses

Atmosphere of Solemnity and Tension Present :  Senate Chaplain Asks Divine Guidance

CONGRESS OPENS NEW SESSION   Dirksen of Illinois One of New Senators Sworn in as 82nd Congress Con— venes.   } RAYBURN AGAIN _ ELECTED SPEAKER   GOP Reelects Martin as House Floor Leader; Mc~ Farland Named Demo cratic Leader in Senate.

Congress Opens  In Somber Note as  Galleries Crowded Pieas For National  “Unity Made as New  » Ceaentnce Swarn ln

New Congress Convening Today Has Feeline Its Two-Year Life Will Be an Era As Trving As Any in U. S. History

It's 2-Year Term Expected fo be Most Frying Era   Opens Sessions in Colorful Chambers Just Refurbished

Eighty-Second Congress Goes To Work Today   Solemnity, Tension Underlies Gay Note As Session Begins

Spectacular Drop by Thousands of American Chut~ ist Troops Routs Last Vestige of Communist Resistance Below 38th Parallel.

Red Forces Are Routed By U.S. Move   Allied Spearhead Nears Parallel In Central Koren

Drop On South Bank Of Imjin River Trapping Major Elements Of Up To 20,000 Reds North Of Seoul   COMMUNISTS HIT ON OTHER FRONTS

Thousands of Yanks Jump Behind Communist Lines Above Seoul in Greatest Air Assault Of Korean War, Reds Flee Toward Parallel

News Day, Night   Allied Force Only 2 Miles  From Border   Yanks Drop By Thousands Back Of Foe As Last Major Force Retreats

Paratroopers Landed Near 38th Parallel   _ Join Tank Troops At Munsan; GIs 2Y, _ Miles from Border

Great Aerial Project Traps 20,000 Chinese 20 Mile North Of Seoul   Thousands Of Americans Land On Imjin River And Link Up With Powerful Armored Columns.

Last Big Red Force South O% Parailel Put To Flight:  v Airporne. Ground Units

Commies Blastec By Spectacular Yank Offensive   Paratroopers Land Behind Red Lines Northwest of Seoul

Last Communist Force Wiped Out South Of 38th   Spectacular Offensive Puts Enemy On Run; One Spearhead Within Two Miles Of Border

Thousands Of U.S: Airborne  In Operation   Thrust To Within Two Aud OneFourth Miles Of Parallel  %

Strong Thrusts Are Being Made By U.N. Troops   Massive Air And Artillery Barrages Precede Ground Move:

Oliver Kirby Dies in Vets’ Hospifal   Services and Burial to Be at Wadsworth .Kans.

B & O Round House Borns” at Flora   Flash Fire Causes $1,000,000 Damage, Levels Building

Red Propaganda Treatment Of Truce Talks Cited As Evidence Outlook For Peace Not Bright   Top American Officials None Too Hopeful Even Before Yesterday’s Temporary Breaking Off Of Negoiations.

Reds’ Publicity Methods Lead To Skepticism   Communist Pressure: Believed Aimed At Wrecking Talks

Korean Peace Outlook Far From Bright  Communist Method Of Handling Talks Prove Big Barrier

Conference Ceases .as Correspondents Are Halted by Commies at Roadblock —   Active in Field   Reds Use Time to Get Troops Prepared for Action, Is Report

Outlook For Korean Peace  N ot So Bright   Red Propaganda Talks Held To Be Disturbine

Red Claims Barrier To Cease Fire   Chinese Propaganda Pressure Darkens Armistice Hopes

Red Propaganda On Kaesong Talk. Dims Ouilook For Early Armistice

Washington \Pessimistic;  [Hits Red Stand   Enemy Propaganda Treatment Of Talks Darkens Peace Hope

Washi ngton Pessimistic About Truce   Reds’ Use Of Propaganda As Bargaining Weapon Disturbs Diplomats

Red Propaganda Tricks Are The Tipoff . ’  km. tehn BM UWichtawor

Korea Peace  Yet Gloomy   Propaganda Actions  Of Reds Are Blamed

Red Publicity Shows Peace  Outlook Dark   Enemy Broadcasts Insist On Own Terms Of Settlement

Washington Pessimistic  Red Propaganda on Truce Talks Dim Hope of Peace

Washington View Is Pessimistic  Communist Use Of  Preanacanda Makese

Price And Wage Freeze Order Is Imminent  Sweeping Order May Be Issued . Ry Fridav Niaht

Bill to Prevent Tip-Off on Raids Goes to Assembly After Senate OK

Gambling Lid Is Voted by State Senate, 16 to 15   Beverage Tax Agents Could Obtain Search Warrant, Provision

Search Warrant Proposat squeaks Through, 16 to 15  Annual Auto Tag Bill Also Passed After Revisions

U.N. Forces  Near Kumsone  Hack Out  ~ New Gains   War Map, page 2:

Temperatures   UN. at Gates of Kumsong, Wipe Out 200 Fleeing Reds

British Troops Battle With Egyptian Police   13 Reported Killed, 23 Injured in Hours-Long Fight

Two Vessels Crash in Fog   ‘One Reports it is “Probably  Sinking" After Delaware   Bay Collision.

Ship Is Sinking After Collision   Norwegian and Danish Craft in Delaware Bay

Ship Sinking Off Delaware Coast  ; a a ee Fe   Freighters Collide In Heavy Fog

Witness To Face Accuser Over RFC Loan Senators To Probe Influence’ Charge

Senate Orders Hearing On RFC Lending  ‘Wonder Boy’ Executive To Testify

COOLNESS STALLS GROWTH OF CROPS   Signs Thruout ~ Douglas County Point to a Late Harvest   FEAR GREENBUG MOVE

STALLS GROWTH OF CROPS   Signs Thruout Douglas County Point to a Late  Harvest   FEAR GREENBUG MOVE

Broken Wheel Wreck Cause   20 Are Injured As NYC Cars Leave Track Near Muncie

————————eree  Plan Concerted Red Cross Drive Mar.  In Carrier Mills

Expected to Join Other Red Nations Charging U. S. With Aggression

Czechs May HurllRe Charce at U.S. -\Al      ‘Red Nations.” Charging U.S) With Aggression

Czechoslovakia Adds Her Voice   Joins Chorus Of Reds Charging US With Aggression

Soviet Troops Are Massin 9 In Far East   Secretary Ends Seventh Day Of Testimony In Probe Of U.S. Policy

Defense Secretary Winds Up Testimony At Hearings On MacArthur's Far East Policy, General Bradley Called to Testify Tomorrow

Solons End Marshall Questioning   Secretary Reports Russia Increasing For East Garrisons

Marshall Fears:     Might Hurttke   General Leaves Stand. After Talking 7 Days -

Homes Leveled By Dynamite Truck Blast   But Driver’s Quick Thinking Avyerts Real Tragedy

Gen. Cullen Among 53 Or Globemaster   Stormy Weather Hampers Search For Plane Last Heard From 720 Miles Out From Iceland

lLost Heard Of Within Three   Honrs Flying Time Of Irish Coast; Searchers Battle Rough Sea Ares   PAINT OHANCE PLANE MIGHT HAVE LANDED

Ship En Route To England: 53 Airmen Aboard   Search Ordered Over Gale-Swep: North Atlantic

Search Planes Fail To Find Any Trace Of Plane Overdue On Ocean Flight

U.S. Air Force Globemaster {s Long Overdue   Fifty-three Air Men Aboard Eastbound Shio

33 Missing In Plane Over Ocean   Huge Transport Disappears in  Atlantic Storm; General Aboard

Globemaster Missing in Atlantic Flight   Big Aircraft Last Ceontacted Three Hours Off Ireland

Globemaster Carrying 53 Airmen Lost   Huge Air Force Craft Was On Way To Britain

Fifteen Planes Sweep Area For Lost Craft   Missing Passengers Include 53 Airmen, Briq.-Gen. Paul Cullen

Weather Slows Hunt F or Big Ship   Chance Exists That Plane Reached Small Scottish Isle

Huge Plane Missing ‘On Atlantic Flight  53 U.S. Airmen, Including One General,   53 U.S. Airmen, Including One General, Feared Lost With Globemaster Plane

Transport Vanishes Enroute to Enaland   Bad Weather Impedes Ocean Search; Brigadier Gen. Paul Cullen Included Among Passengers.

Air Force Plane Missing With 53 Persons Aboard  Feared Down In Stormy Atlantic Near lrish Coast

Fear Ship Crashed  In Ocean  Roi Waathoar   Rough Weather Hampers Search

Huge Ship Is Missing Over Atlantic Ocean   Lost Between Ireland And Newfoundland; Gen. Cullen Aboard

11 RACES SET FOR MT. Y. FAIR ON THURSDAY   Wayne City Boy Jockey Wins as Speed Program Opens.   TONIGHT

11 RACES SET FOR MT. V. FAIR ON THURSDAY   Wayne City Boy Jockey Wins as Speed Program Opens.

FURTHER LIGHT ON PROPOSAL DUE SHORTLY   Kirk Confers With Gromyko 20 Minutes

Presbyterians Would Tighten Their Religious Strings On Marriages

Water Shortages Threaten as Mercury Hovers Near 100 Mar}   Forest Fires Blazing As Unprecedented Dry Spell Plagues Three States; Hottest Weather In Years Reported in Many Areas

Nosey Busvbodies   Ole Miss Sheriff Snorts At New York and Memphis; He Will Protect Coon-On-Loggers Against SPCA Protests

Mississippi Coon-on-Log Contest ~ Draws Protests From Other States

$2,250,000 Building Plan Wins At Polls   Small Twrnout Here Yesterday For Ballotine

 GIVEN GREEN LIGHT .. .  B. H. Voters Approve Huge School Program

Honolulu Gives Noisy Welcome Tc Gen. MacArthur.   Thousands Cheer Man Who Started, Ended War There .

People Of Many Nations Participate In Honoring Ireland’s Patron Saint

‘Wearin’ of Green’ Honors ‘Pat’; Big Cities Stage Mammoth Parades

Irishmen All Over U.S. Don Green In Celebration of St. Patrick's Day

Burglars Raid Byers Firms   Thousands of Irish-Americans Gather in Parades and Masses to Honor Saint Byers 

NATION SPROUTS GREEN ALL OVER FOR ST. PATRICK   Irish Take Charge for a Day; 90,000 to March in New York.

The Irish Step Out Today in Honor of St. Pat   ‘Sons of Ireland’ Turn Out in Dublin

Sure and It's Green U. S. is A-Wearing Today   From Gotham to Golden Gate, the Irish Will Step Out

Nation Sprouts Green To Mark lrish Holiday   90,000 Parading In Gotham In Honor Of St. Patrick,

America, Country Built By People of Many Nations, Today Honors St. Patrick With Parades and Wearing of the Green 

America Honors St. Pat's Day With Parades, Green Colors, Religious Rites

Great Day F or Irish.   Cities Have Special St. Patrick's Festivals

Toledo Players Drawn Into Big Basketball Mess   Three Members of the Crack Club Involved In Fixing Games; Is Sixth Team Drawn. [p

Toledo U. Basketball Players Named in Latest Scandal to Shake Speris World

Accuse Stars AA 8 Be ® 7  Of Rigeing  Game Points   Niagara Game Margin Held To 3 Points,  Hovan Saves

Toledo Cagers Accused Of Taking Bribes   New School Involved As Sports Scandal Keeps Spreading

Cite Toledo Players In ‘Fix’ Probe   Trio Charged With Holding Down Score In Niaeara Game

2ND MIDWEST COLLEGE IN NET SCANDAI   3 Toledo University Players Charged With Point Rigging.

TOLEDO INTO WEE   Ohio School Newest to Be Involved in Fixing of  Cage Games

War Activity On Front In Korea Reported Small  No American Or   No American Or Non-Korean Allied Soldier Killed In Day

Real Boss of Communist Delegation at Kaesong Is “Intriquina Mystery to United Nations Necotiators

Identity Of Red Boss Is Mystery   Puzzle as to Who Really Sets Policy Of Cease-Fire Talks

Giearing fangiea ress Ui Lexas Mogwoed 4Paus 40 4Gene eee  Palestine Is Slowly Dicaing Out From Worst Ice Storm In Modern Histor

Plane Drops 5,000 Letters At N. Pole   Mr. and Mrs. Santa Disturbed If At Home As Letters Swoosh Down and Real Candy-Cane Painted Pole Lands

PLANE PLANTS STRIPED 'NORTH POLE’ Mail Dropped at Santa's Headquarters by Fliers

Commercial Air Liner Flies Over North Pole for First Time, Dropping Letters to Santa Claus

Taft Blasts Truman  For Sending Troops  Into Korean Conflict Warns Effort to Fight  Russian Ground Armie:  Would Lead to Disaster

Taft Says Truman ‘Usurped Power  Sending of Men to Korea   Sending of Men to Korea Termed Viclation of Law

Men in Korea Worship in Cathedral Of Nature; Wear No Sunday Attire

38 Wings Will Go On Active Duty   Administration Presses For Draft  Of 18-Year-Olda

 O'Donnell Comments Raise Stir.  [Nothing Less Than “A: bomb [Will Put Hex on the Reds

STIRS HORNETS’ NEST — Only A-Bomb Can Stop March Of Chinese Reds Savs Gen. O’Donnell

_ Talk Stirs Washington  ‘A-Bomb Necessary to Put Hex  On China Reds, Says O'Donnell

Says Atom Bomk Alone Will Stop Red Chinese   Can't Fight Civilized War With Thugs, Is O’Dennell Warning 

General’s Blunt Opinion Creates Washington Stir   Can’t Continue to Fight Under Queensbury Rules. Savs Man Who Directed Bombing

O’DonnellSays Only A-Bomb Can ‘Hex’ Reds   Former Commander In Korea Recommends Using ‘Lltimate Weapon’

Should Use A-Bomb, Says  Air General   Atom Bomb Needed To Put Hex on Chinese Communists, Says General Emmett O’Donnell.

L se Atomic Bomb. Air General Urges (MP Donnell Statement  Raises Capital Stir— Suspension Possible

Air Leader Demands U.S. Use A-Bomb   Gen. ‘Rosy’ sy’ O’Donnell Says It Would ‘Put The Hex’? Qn Chinese

General Favors Using A Bomb 0 Chinese Reds  O'Donnell Voices Fighting Opinions, Jars Washington

O'DONNELL SAYS ONLY ATOM BOMB WILL “HEX” REDS   GENERAL DIRECTED FIRST 6 MONTHS OF UN BOMBING IN KOREA

Fighting General's Suggestion For Use Of The A-Bomb Stirs Up Hornets Nest

ONLY A-BOMB WILL PUT HEX ON CHINESE REDS, SAYS AIR GENERAL HOME FROM KORES

GENERAL CALLS FOR A-BOMBING CHINESE REDS   O'Donnell Speaking For Himself, White House Secretary Savs

AIR GENERAL URGES USE OF ATOMIC BOME   O'Donnell Says Chinese Should Have Been Hit at Yalu Crossing.

FORMER FAR EAST AIR CHIEF SOUNDS NEED  A-Bomb Called for Against Chinese

URGES USE OF ATOMIC BOMB IN KOREAN WAR   Gen. O’Donnell Says Time Has Come To Use The ‘Ultimate Weapon’

“A-Bomb Will Put Hex on Chinese,”  O’Donnell Believe:   **Marquis’ Rules Can’t Continue In Use Against Thugs

Air General Urges Using hem Bomb   Pentagon Says Views of O°Donnell Are Only His Own

‘Take Off the Wraps ~  Gen. O'Donnell Urges A-Bomb Use, Allout Air War Against Chinese

Will Put Hex on China Reds   Must Employ Ultimate Weapon, Air Chief Says

Only A-Bomb Will Put Hex On China Reds Now, Declares Gen. O'Donnell

Air Force General, Speaking for Himsel 7, Wants to Use Atomic Bomb Against Reds

General Calls For Use of Atomic Bomb   Unable To Continue Fighting Without Mos! Effective Weapon

Use of A-Bomb On China Urgec   Air Force Officer's Remarks Stir Up Row

New Plan Would Knock Out District in Philadelphia  Reapportionment Altered

OSU Seeks Interview With Paul Brown   University Mails Invitation To Cleveland Pro Coach

Crime in America By ESTES KEFAUVER  Untad Srara Sans   Konsas Citv: Jungle Law

Inquiry Sought into Nationalist Affairs In China   Demand Follows Recall By Chinese  - Of Two Officials

MORSE CALLS FORAGTION ON TWO OFFICERS   Charges Corruption Hidder by Nationalist Recall of Accused Pair.

Governor's Wife          Injury Believed Sufferec ‘In Fall During Recent Election Campaign

Mrs. Fine Has Brain Operations  Governor's Wife Fell;  Canditian ic Sarinie

Governor's Wife Undergoes Serious rain Operations   Injury Believed Suffered In Fall During Recent Election Campaign

Mrs. Fine Has Two ‘Operations   In Very Serious Condition in a Philadelphi: Hospital.

Allies Await Answer To Hot Message  General Ridawavy   General Ridgway Calls Red Charge “Utterly False”

Ridgway Awaits Deetsion  Red Radio Gives No Hint Of fate Of Truce Parley

ALLIES AWAIT RED REPLY TQ STINGING RIDGWAY MESSAQE   Peiping Radio Blasts U. N. but Gives No Hint Whether Communists WHT Resume Truce Talks.      PEACE OR WAR UP TO_ENEMY. LEADERS   Allied Armistice Envoys at Munsan Ready to Resume Negotiations if Foe Sarvs Word.

DO0K OPEN To RESUME TALK ON CEASEFIRE   Peiping Radio Blasts Allies for Bombing as Red Charge Rejected.

UN Commander Uses Tough Language in Replying to Charges Made by Commies

Allies Still Waiting for Reds Reply   Peiping Radio Broadcast Fails To Reveal Any New Information.

Peiping Radio Again Blasts UN for Allegedly Bombing  Neutral Zone in Korea War

Peiping Again Raps Kaesong ‘Bomb Attack’   Broadcast Avoids Answer to Charges by Gen. Ridgway

Peiping Hits ‘Alleged’ UN Bomb Attack   Joy Is Accused. Of Fact Distortion On Talks: Suspension.

Red Broadcast Gives No Hint Of Talk Renewal   Peiping Claims Suspension Forced By Kaesong Bombing

RED WORD WAITED ON TRUCE PARLEY   Peiping Again Raps Allies —But.[s Silent on Ridgway's Blast

Peiping Radio Repeats  Charges Kaesong Bombed, Center Attack On Adm. Joy

Peiping Broadcast Blasts ‘Distortion’ of Facts; Ignores Ridgway Offer

Calls Charges: “Falsehoods”:   Peiping Again Blasts _ Allies For ‘Bombing’s Ridgway Note ‘Tough’:

Peiping Radio Continues To Blast Allies For Bombing Kaesong Neutral Zone; Gives No Hint Concerning Peace Talks

Propaganda Is Drummed Over Radio   Admiral Joy Attacked In Lieu Of Reply To Ridgway

Continues on Usual Line   Ridgway in Scorching Words Blasts Red Accusations As Folsehoods

Reds Step Up Pursuit And Hit Out In Two Directions To Seize Suwon And Wonju   U. S. Eighth Army Now Retreating Down “Heartbreak Highway” Along Which It Fought Six Months Ago.

Big Force  is Thrown At Wonju   Communists Seek To Trap And Destroy Thousands Of UN Troops By Sealing Them Off From SE Korean Beachhead

Launch Double Attack to Halt Withdrawal  Seven Red Armies Thrown Into Battle

REPORTS ENEMY NEAR KEY CITY   Censorship Cloaks Details; Situation Appears Serious   Continues To Retreat Down, “Heartbreak Highway;” Airfield Closed

Aim Is to Trap And Destroy UN Troops in South   Allied Soldiers Retreat on Wheels

Enemy Command Throws Seven Chinese, Korean Armies Into Wonju Offensive—U. S. Eighth Army Continues Motorized Retreat

Attempt to Seal Allies Off From Pusan Port Area   Seven Armies Thrown into Assault on Wonju; 8th Retreats Down Heartbreak Highway

Plan Trap To Destroy UN Forces   Offensive Drive Plunges Ahead as Allies Retreat; Foe Seeks to Seal Off Old Beachhead in Southwest Korea; Two Drives Progress

Reds Slash Out To Trap U. N. Troops   Aim To Seal Off 8th Army Against Yellow Sea

WONJU, SUWON OBJECTIVES OF TWIN ATTACK   Kighth Army Menaced By Communists’ HammerSickle Offensive

Rail, Highway Hub Controls Heart of Korea   Seven Chinese Armies Thrown into Drive on City

BIG UN FORCE THREATENED IN NEW CAMPAIGN   Suwen And Wenju Fecal Points As Reds Set  Pincer Movement

Reds Press Two Major Offensives   Wonju Still in Allied Hands As Air Base at Suwon Falls

Red Armies Push Offensive In Attempt To Trap United Nations Units In South Korea

Drive Threat To Main Body OfU. N. Troops   8th Army Fights To Avoid Noose On Yellow Sea

Attacks by Reds Are Designed fo Trap Americans   Furious Fighting Continues Around Retreating Allies

Hammer-Sickle Drive Continues   Reds Striking Swiftly In Attempt to Block UN Eseape to Pusan

Massive Power of Enemy Directed Toward Suwon and Wonju; Aim to Seal off Road to Beachhead.   SITUATION APPEARS TO BE MOST SERIOUS

PEACE SOMETHING TO BE ENFORCED. By All Nations — All That Want Peace

Red Feather Fund   Se a ee re  Woman Back From Dead To Describe Sensations  a

Woman Who Recovered After Being Pronounced Dead Describes Feelings

Says Young People Of U. S. To Elect New GOP President   Greatest Group Of Independents

Ozark Forest, Grass Fires Fatal to Two  Woods Blazes Still Burning Today With

ELECT MRS. H. KINSEY HEAD OF PAST-PRESTS   Past Presidents of Bucks Co Federation of Women’s Clubs See Playlet   INEWTOWN LUNCHEON

Truck Measure Faces Showdown In State House  Stevenson's Road Plans Hinge on   Stevenson's Road Plans Hinge on Outcome of Hearing

Kennedy Co- “Sponsor ¢ of Bill-- Legislature to F icht Battle Of Day light Time Again

Navy Soon Will Have Hydrogen Gun [hat Can Shoot ‘Bullets Four Miles Per Second, Perhaps Faster

REDS BUILD UP TANK FORCES FOR NEW DRIVE   Allies Return To Highway Center Of Wonju

Italy To Support Wesfern Defense   Communists Vote Against Resolution

Man Who Wasn’t In Navy Off Koreats Now Ruted —_ FoHaveBeen: GetsPa

Allies Smash Threat of Red Counter-Attack   UN Troops Have Chopped Up Chinese Force of 100,000 Mer

‘Sizable Victory’ Foreseen In ‘Limited Offensive,’ Kighth Army Says   American Tanks Shell Seoul Ruins   Puerto Ricans Capture Hill 4144 Miles South Of Former Capital

100,000 Reds Chopped Up By UN Assault   Half of Chinese Force Killed or Wounded in Drive

—HALF GONE—  Foe Must Cross Han To Survive   FIRST SHELLS STRIKE SEOUL

Cenedella to ''Co-operate" With Four New Probers   But Locks Kelly's "Third Team" Out Of His Office Space in Court Building 

Dixie Division Quickly Turns Yanks Into Loyal Soldiers Of Confederacy

meee tae Pe ear ew ee  Yankee Recruits So Rebelized They Won’t Wear Union Suits

Austin Answers Gen. MacArthur  - GOP Leader Denies  UN Policy Vacuum

Austin Gives Korean Policy Of United Nations  Says Aim To Smash Aggression And Unify Ravaged Natior

Acid-Coated Message Handed Red Envoys By United Nations Chief As World Awaits Communist Reply

Joy’s Report Called False By Red Radic   No Mention of Ridgway’s Denunciation Made In Broadcast

Charges ‘Malicious Falsehoods,’ He Informs Red Commanders   W illing To Resume Talks, He Asserts   Some Quarters Feel Mes. sage Will Not Be Acceptable To Foe’s Leaders

706 PERSONS OVER HOLIDAY   486 Die In Traffic; Snow Holds Toll  Below Estimate

DEATH CLAIMS 706 PERSONS “OVER HOLIDAY   486 Die In Traffic Snow Holds Toll Below Estimate

Michigan Woman Has One of Largest Tumors in Medical Annals Removed

Five Students Held for Series of Mysterious Dynamite Blasts in Miami

Features for Everybody in the Telegram Today   2 Thrill-Seeking Students Admit Dynamiting Miami Schools, Hotel

Mother Accused of Trying to Take Young Son Behind the [ron Curtain

Secret Troops Order Misread, 8th Army Claim   No Order To Halt Firing Given In Korean  War By Allies, Top Officials Declare;  ‘. Secret Directive Of Gen. Van Fleet Was ‘Misinterpreted, Reporters Told

Artillery Resumes Long-Range Firing  Infantry Sticks Close to Lines After 36-Hour Lull in Fighting

Strange Battle Lull Has Ended   Commander Believe: Orders to Troops Were Distorted

“ORDERS MISREAD, ” OFFICER SAYS OF LULL IN FIGHTING   Van Fleet Emphasizes No Cease-Fire Order Given Troops; Front Line Gls Surprised As Artillery Guns Again Open Up.

Gls Confused By Denial Of ‘Truce: Order’   Ground Forces Still Idle; Air Battles Rage On

Reds Step Up Air Warfare   Hurl At Least 320 MIGS Into Battle for Supremacy of Air Over Korea

‘Misreading of Order Attributed to Halt in Fiahf   Artillery Told to Shoot to Kill But Infantry at Front Not Instructed

General Denies Cease-fire Edict Issued fo Troops  Strange ‘Recess’ Reported Result Of Directives

Infantry Keeps Close to Earlier Lines    Van Fleet Says Order To Troops Was Misread at Front

Artillery breaks Front Line Quiet  Strange Korean Lull Ends   Strange Korean Lull End: But Troops Stick Close to Lines   320 RED JETS APPEAR   Cease-Fire Order Reported Earlier Is Denied by Topo leaders

Brief Lull in Korean Fighting Ends Abruptly   Gen. Van Fleet Says Secret Orders to His Troops Were “Misread.”

Orders Misinterpreted; No Cease-Fire Planned Until Truce Is Signed ©

MISREADING SECRET ORDERS  BLAMED FOR LULL; ARTILLERY IBUSY BUT INFANTRY INACTIVE

UN OFFICIALS DENY CEASE FIRE ORDERS   Infantry: Still Sticking Close Ts Qwn Lines:

Artillery Booms In West Korea, Infantry Quiet  Ridgway ‘Clarifies’ Cease-Fire Orders

Little Infantry Action As General Clarifies ““Misundersteod Order’      - > —_ a ee oe re re Pas GES 0 a A Ae CCS a a a eS a      Reds Softening, Suggestion Indicates  Ask Gradual Withdrawal Of Troops

Infantrymen Still Sticking Close to Lines   General Van Fleet Clarifies Instructions That Led to 'Truce'

Most Infantry Sticking Close To Lines Today   Negotiators Now Hung On Armistice Supervision Terms

RIDGWAY SAYS SECRET ORDER MISINTERPRETED   ALL SOURCES DENY ISSUING ORDERS TO SUSPEND OFFENSIVE

ARTILLERY IS GIVEN SHOOT TO KILL ORDER   New Instructions Do Not Apply to Infantry, Front. Line Troops Confused by _ Situation.   DENY CEASE-FIRE ORDER WAS ISSUED   U. S. Commander Says His Secret Orders Were Misread, But Both Sides. Avoid Action.

Misunderstanding Orders Blamed for Stop-War Action; Air War Rages Today

1-Day Peace Blamed on Misunderstanding   Secret Directive Issued by Van Fleet’s Eighth Army Still Stands. but With Clarifications, Army Spokesman Reports

Artillery Breaks Front Line Quiet  Strange Korean Lull Ends But Troops Stick Close to Lines  320 RED JETS APPEAR  Cease-Fire Order Reportec Earlier [s Denied by _ Top Leaders

Firing Is Resumed After Strange Lull   Allies Shell Reds With Big Guns But Infantry Stays Near Lines   Greatest Number of Enemy Planes Sighted In Any Single Day Since War Began

Strongest Since Korean War Started   Purported New Move Expected to HaveChance of Success

Reports Of USSR Move  Circulated   Allied Officials Repeatedly Deny Truce In Sight

TOKYO BUZZING WITH RUMORS OF PEACE MOVE   Enemy Resistance Has Stiffened On Eastern Sectors

Tokyo Buzzes On New Rumor  Of Peace Plan   Report That Russian Military Men Leave For Parley Received

$100,000 Stolen In Bradford Job   Garage Safe Is Opened By Cracksmen

WU CER REET BNNEAG SE  U.N. Units Thrust Deeper Into Korea: Red Air Attacks Leom

Allies Warned Of Heavy Red Air Assaults   Six New Commie Airfields Built North Of 38th

AIR CHIEFTAIN WARNS OF RED MIG ASSAULTS   ‘Says Enemy Building  Six New Fields In  North Korea

Stratemeyer Warns Of Impending Enemy Air Assaults Against Allied Front Lines

UN Troops Warned of Air Attacks   Reds Building Up Strong Aviation, Strate meyer Claims.

U.S. Subsidies Affacked in.  ecistature   Republicans Introduce Resolutions Calling on Halt,to Federal Grants

FAIR PROBE BEGINS CCT. 8   Investigation To Cover  Operations Of  Five Years

COUNTY GETS ITS FIRST DRAFT CALL IN MONTHS   Seventeen Men to Leave or August 2, One Man on July 20.

Two Are Killed In Road Crash   Vehicles Collide Near Wilkinsburg

U. 3. CONTROLS TRIALS OKED   Materials Violators Tx . Be Prosecuted'

Play It Safe   GOP DEMANDS SHOWDOWN ON TAX MEASURE   Finance Group Meets Monday; Efforts Of  Governor Fail

COP DEMANDS SHOWDOWN ON TAK MEASURE   Finance Group Meets Monday; Efforts Of  Governor Fail

U.N. Forces Beat Off 9 Red Attacks   Spearheads Now 10 Miles From Massing Area

_UNForces Beat » Off Reds, Move Slowly To North   Drive-CloserTo.     Heart Of Chinese --Military Machine

Allies Move. On ‘Triangle Hill By Hill   Spearheads Strike _ To Within 10 Miles ° Of Red Massing Area

Turned Down U.S.  Pursuit Proposal      UN “Forces Beat Off. Counterattacks And Move To Heart Of Red War Machine

U.S. Indicates Terms for Talk Are Acceptable   Delegate Fails to State If Kremlin Will Stop  Sc amananiat Tennne

Malik’s Radio Talk ts First  Armistice Hint   Cease-Fire Parley Over Buffer Zone Is Suggested

MRS, BROCKMAN IS GIVEN AWARD   She Places Second In Column-Wriling Literary Contesl—Press Wonien Elect Officers.

Suggests Ways and Means of Enjoying Yourself During a Full Fledged Air Alarm

DISPUTE ON OPEN HEARINGS  Kerr Wonders If Ferguson Trying To Aid U.S. Foes

April Rains Slow Allied Advance On North Korea Front   UN Divisions Slog Forward Despite News Of Change In High Command; Reds Abandon Town On Route To Chorwon

Red Resistance Stiffens; Rain Hampers Planes  Enemy's Strength Reported To Be

SPRING RAINS SLOW OFFENSE   M’ Arthur Ouster Is Shock, But Ridgway Praised

Gunmen Murder Night Club Man   Calumet City Owner Shot Down Near Home

Gunmen Ambush Night Club King  Calumet City Man Slain in Driveway

BIG TIME NIGHT CLUB OPERATOR IS SHOT TO DEATH   Owner of Eight Calumet City Joints Ambushed at His Home.

UN, Reds Exchange Battleline Gains  Jet Fights Reopen Aerial Activity

Student Released From Rape Charge   William L. Hudson Still Faces Grand Larceny Accusation

WOMAN’S CHARGE OF RAPE IS DISMISSED   Shepherd College Student Held For  Grand Jury Action, However, On Larceny Count

Smoke Bomb Explosion Causes Death  Ambulance Collides Wish 2 Antna Sanding   Ambulance Collides With 2 Autos, Sending Six to Hospital

»Cop Fatally Hurt; Smoke Bomb Blast   Ambulance, 2 Cars Involved In Crash

Cop Fatally Hurt; Smoke Bomb Blamed  Lilanee Twa   Ambulance, Two Cars Involved In Crash Sunday

Reds Show Little Opposition   Allies Score Greatest Gains Of Any One Day

series of Successes Scored Alorig Front   Smashing Allied Offensive Seizes Inchon and Kimpo Airfield; Enemy Shows Fight ‘on ital Sector.

Allies Score Great Series of Conquests   Seize Inchon, Kimpo Airfield and Seoul Suburb

‘UN TROOPS ENTER BATTERED SEOUL AFTER MASSIVE AIR, ‘LAND AND SEA OFFENSIVE

Kimpo Airfield Also Captured By UN Forces.   Red Snipers Harass Offensive; Spot Enemy Activity

Kimpo Airfield, Inchon Captured In Massive Drive   Chaik Up Greatest Series Of Conquests Of Any Day Of Korean War; Yongdungpo  Seized, Troops Sent Into Ruined Capital Of Seoul Itself By UN Command

— CONQUESTS — Greatest Single Day Of War   TROOPS SENT INTO SEOUL

In Massive Air, Land And Sea Offensive They Seize Inchon, Kimpo Airfield And Suburb Of Younredunrpo   LITILE OPPOSITION BY CHINESE REDS

Seize Inchong, Kimpo Ano Youngdongpo Part Of Seoul With Ease   Enemy Offers Little Opposition But Shows Great Activity On South Mountain In Seoul.

Allies Take Inchon, Go Into Seoul   Airfield, Capital Suburb Fall; Reds Fighting Hard in Center.

Enter Seoul, Seize Inchon, Kimpo Field   Reds Put Up Litle Oppasition to Giant Air, Land, Sea Push

Seize Inchon, Send Troops into Capital   Reds Throw Up Little Defense On West Front

UN Forces ‘Score Biggest Gains in Day   Yonedungpo Captured; Reds Massing on Centra] Front

 Trying To Catch Up With The Navy: Army Speeding Program For Guided Missile Development

HASTEN GUIDED MISSILES WORK   Army Seeks To Catch Up With Navy On AntiAircraft Guns

Private Talks On MacArthur's Ouster Withheld   Secretary of State Willing to Relate General Outline

President Wants Him To Keep Mum  Secretary Says   Wiley Raises Same Issue  He Took Up With Bradley

Britain Sees Moment for Peace Near  Gen, .Van Fleet’s Statement Viewer

Reports He’s Not To Talk About Ouster   Reveals President's Order In Second Day Before Probe Group

Reds Warned Allied Forces Set to Fight   Reds Reveal Interest In New Suggestion For 2-Man Committee

Full-Scale War Will Be Resumed If Necessary, U.N. Command  Warns Enemy

Communists Study U.N. Proposal For Ending Stalemate Over Truce Buffer Zone In Korea

Negotiators ._Meet Again After Warning by U. N.  High Command Tells Communists If Armistice = ro Allies Will Drive  9 ee meee ee ee

Reply Due Today OnU.N. Proposal   Allies Warn Of Furious Offensive Blows If Armistice  Talks Collopse—Communists Show Interest le Bingn

Should Be U.N. Acion   Inclines Toward Europe As Main Theater, Tried to Get U. N. to Hold Manchuria

Wedemeyer Say: U. S. Must Build Big Air Power   Wasting Substance in Korea, General Tells Senate Probers

Showdown With Russ Inevitable   Wedemeyer Says U.S Will Have to Draw Line Soon, and Tell Soviet ‘This Is It

Time s Coming To Draw Line’Wedemeyer   Korea Might Make Other Commitment Impossible. He Says

Declares Line Must Be Drawn In Korean Issue  Charges Leaders Erred by Ignoring Manchurian Plan

WEDEMEYER DOESN'T BELIEVEUN CAN ACHIEVE DECISIVE VICTORY IN KOREAN WAR ANYTIME SOON

Time Nears for Drawing Line to  Stop Russians Wedemeyer Says  1} S& AArie# he   Wedemeyer Says U.S. Must be Prepared by Ther

Wedemeyer Says Time Is Coming To “Draw Line”   Says US Must Tell Russians To Stop Through UN Action

U.S. Must Draw Line For Russia   Soviet Should Ba: Told “No More, This Is It," Gen.  Wirtliwmnvnan tai

Says U. 5. Must Draw Last Line Against Soviets   General Sees No Decisive Victory In Korea For UN

‘UN Must Draw Line  With Reds’   Gen. Wedemeyer Testifies For Second Day Before MacAgthur Inquiry   SEES NO VICTORY   Fears US May not Be Able To Fill Commitments Elsewhere Than Korea

Would Quash Russia   Wedemeyer Believes Time Is Coming When United States Will Have To Draw Line

Korea Drains Vital Power, Senators Told   Use Orientals if War Must Go on, General ‘Advises Investiqators

Sees No Decisive Victory   Fears U. 8S. Unable To Meet Promises In West Europe

Time Near for Showdown:  Wedemeyer Must Have Strength t Back It Up; Decries Korea War

For Bowed Necks “Draw a Line, Tell Reds to - Stop—This Is It,”” General Says WORRIED OVER KOREA Fears Effort Put Forth  There May Leave U. S. Weak Elsewhere

Showdown With Russia Coming, Wedemeyer Says  U. S. Should Be Deananrad far It  rhtol

WEDEMEYER:  TELL RUSSIANS  THIS IS IT GENERAL DECLARES  TIME IS COMING FOR A SHOWDOWN

WOULD GIVE.  UN OUPPORT FOR THE JOB   Fears Disaster in Europe  U.S. Pours More, Men Into Korea.

Flames Eat Forests Of Northwest   50 Conflagrations Rip Thousands Of Acres In Three States

Investigation Promised Into Michigan Truck- Bus Crash Which Cost Ten Lives

SCOUT COUNCIL PLANS DINNER   Annual Banquet Will Be Held In Hotel Virginia December 11

Curb Aluminum For Buildings  Order Expected To Raise Plane Output

Production Of Airplanes Will Be Stimulated  New Orders Issued On Aluminum Use Expected To Be Aid

Building Ban To Increase Plane Output   Industry Will Get Aluminum From Diversion

Wall of Water Follows Rain ~ Five Die, Flood Roars Down Colorado Canyons

Wall of Wate Kills Mother, 3 Daughters:   River Runs Wild in Wake of Cloudburst ‘Around Ft. Collins

> Drown tn Colo. Floods   Cloudburst Sends 6 Ft Wall of Water Down  Canvon

GENERAL TELLS OF ASIA POLICY BEHIND DOORS   Entire Senate Body Invit‘ed to Hear Ques. tioning   WITNESS AT EASE   Session Is Conducted i - Spacious Senatorial Caucus Room

Butler Says Chief Gives Red Reasons For Buildup   Russians In Siberia For Defense, Ousted General Tells Group

Israel Charged With Bombing Syrian Troops   Attack Reported At Same Time Cease Fire Order Issued

Syrians Accuse Israel Of Bombing Raids   Attack Launched As United Nations Considers Dispute

Gamblers’ Bribe Attempt Reveales   Methodist Minister _ Tells Gamblers’ Had Offered Him Bribe

Agriculture Com. To Sponsor Move To Ban All Rollbacks Qn Products

House Group For Stoppme All Rollback   Ag Committee Favors Amendment to Price Controls Bill

Labor Day Toll . In Nation Heads Towards Record   Weekend Traffic Deaths Reach 336

Labor Day Holiday Toll Rises to 471  National Safety Council Predicts Total to Go  Over 500 37 ON BOAT ARE LOST  Day Observed Against Background of International Tension

Road Deaths Expected fo Be Over 500   National Safety Council Predicts All Time High Fatality Score for This  Labor Day Weekend

_ Total Soars Above 300 Early Today   Drowning Claims 75 Lives; Overall Toll Reaches 410

Chief Justice Qua Warns Witness Stick To Replies   Attorney General Shouts At McLaughlin When Queried About Letter

Rail Parley Recesses Without Pact   Wildcat Walkout  Still Long Way  Oe (Oe

‘Another War Would Destroy World Society’   Pres. Truman Stresse:  ~ Efforts For Universa Peace In Address Tc National Guard

Kim Il Sung, Stalin’s Head Man in North Korea, Still Running the Show

‘Despite Reversals Stalin’s Man, Kim= Il Sung, fs Still in the Saddle”

Although Many Things Have Happened to Him, _Stalin’s Man Still in Saddle in North Korea

Red War Leader Sung Still Man in Saddle Despite All That’s Happened

Huge Foreign Aid Propesal  Rocks Senate   $25,500,000,000 Cost for Three Years Now Up to Truman

Big Chemical And Arms Firms Founc Guilty Of Anti-Trust Law Violations

Chemical Firms Face Court Action   Federal Judge To Rule On Trust Cases

SPEEDWAY RUNS FATAL TO FIVE   tpree Drivers And Two Spectators Are Killed Tn Indiana, Ellinois And Pennsylvania

Truman Blasts China, Opposes  “Rash Action”  Attempts To Mend Rift With Allies

President. Backs Brand OfRedChina   PersonallyBrands Her Aggressor,  But Urees Caution

An Agaressor ls Just Thai, Says Truman  But Rash Action Not Contempleted

Truman Says Eisenhowe Will Report To Him Wednesday   IKE WILL ADDRESS NATION NEXT FRIDAY

TRUMAN BRANDS PEIPING REGIME AN AGGRES SU   Declares U. S. as Whole Takes Same Stand, but Counsels Against “Rash or Unwise Action.”   PROMISES AMERICAN CONSULTATION LN CRISIS   Pledge Regarded as Effort te Mend Breach Between This Country and Some  of Its Allies.  ;

HST Brands Red China Aggressor   But Also Speaks Out Against “Rash or Unwise Action.”

CHINA AGGRESSOR, BUT  No Time for Rash Moves, Truman Reassures Allies

Truman Tries To Heal Breach  Between Allies   Personally Brands Red China Aggressor, But Against Unwise Action

Truman Pins Aggressor Tag On Red China  President Says  Netien Concurs  years  _ With-Statement

Tells World U.S. To Take Same Stand —   Speaks Against Rash, Unwise Actior

9 KILLED WHEN TRAINS COLLIDI   30 INJURED IN ACCIDENT ix FRANCE — SIX AMERICANS AMONG DEAD.

Dic k Contino Goes To Jail Until Judge Announces Decision On Case

Full Probe For China Lobby?   Report Truman Authorizes Full Investiaation

It?s Easy to Be Nation’s Best Dressed: Just Go Spend a Small Fortune

It's Simple (?) to Be Declared Best Dressed Businessmen in U. S.

Chicago Milk Strike Ended   Night Long Bargaining Sessions Settle Three Day Union Walkout

CHICAGO MILK STRIKE ENDED   Will Resume Deliveries At Once; Drivers  Get Pay Hike

Chicago's 3-Day Milk Strike Ends   Drivers Agree « To New Contract

Reds Parade Might On Anniversary Of Bolshevik Revolution   Leaders Claim Soviet Seeking Peace While Yanks Pushing War

SUE B. H. FIRM FOR $712,405   Malleable Defendant [ Action Brought By Insurance Firm

LEGISLATURE MEETS MONDAY ON TAX SNARL  Overwhelming Maior  Overwhelming Major. ity of Members However, Planning to Stay at Home.

Legislature Will Reconvene Monday But Most Members Will Remain Home

Labor Plan Aims ‘To. End Quarrel On Mobilization   Formula Seen Discussed By Seustor Humphrey, Wilson At Conference

Labor, Gov't Stull At Odds On Defense   Prospects of Settlement of Dispute over Mobilization Program Remain Remote, Says Defense Mobilizer.

Wilson Takes Dim View of Settling Labor's Dispute  ULPC Committee

Gloomy Prospect  For Labor Accord   Mobilizer Wilson Says He’s Damned if He Knows What The Labor People Want

Wilson, Baffled By Labor’s Demands, Sees Mobilization Peace Stymied

MOBILIZATION PEACE HOPES AREN'T BRIGHT   Wilson Says He’s Not Sure What Labor Leaders Want. ‘

Defense Mobilizer Wilsor Says Outlook Is No ‘Brighter   Ash VE Dd Sh Mw a7 anh Ws 4 o  Unions Lay Down Condi tions on Which They  Will Return

riesivent packs: Chief Aide Again In Policy Dispute  ULPC Lays Down New Proposal on Settling Issues

Wilson Puzzled By Union Attack On Mobilization   Prospects Dim ' For Settlement Of Labor Dispute

Hope of Settling Labor Feud Dims   ‘Don’t Know What Labor Wants’—Wilsor

MoPac Internal Feud Bursts Into Open As Neff Is Fired   Board Chairman ‘Asks for and Receives Resignation of President Whom Trustee Says He Will Keep as Executive Officer

Relief Sought For National:   U.S. Will Ask Assistance Of French. British

DATIS AFTERMATH  U. S. to Ask Common  Front Aoainst Red Persecution

U.S. To Ask Joint British, French Action 'To Help Free Westerners Held By Reds

Senator Says U.S. Should Quit A- Baces  ae. hoe mee ee a ea, Th. tre   Johnson Declares British Shouldn’t Re Made Target

Coloradan Wants U: S. To Quit Atomic  Bases In Britain: Discounts Aid Plea

‘Quit British Atom Bases,’ Senator Urges  : Says U.S. Doesn't Have Right To Make  P.anle There Target

‘Abandon Atom Bases in Britain’  They Might Provoke Attach—Sen. Johnson

Would Drop Atomic Bases In England   Sen. Johnson Says They Make British People Target for Enemy Attack

Colorado Senator Declares U. S. Should Abandon Any Atomic Bases It Now Has in England

Withdrawing Communists Turn On Allied Troops With Heavy Fire To Stall Drive; Jets Score Victories

Red Retreat Stops Quick   Communists Turn And Fight Allies On Central Front

Enemy Stiffens  In Central Area   Advancing Americans Run Into Murderous Fire

Marks First Major Stand Over Border   Platoon Of Americana Hurled Of Ridge; Afr Force, British Strike

Allies Meet First Major Opposition   Foe Finally Acts After Two Days Of Retreat In Korea

American Force ls Hurled Back By Enemy Guns   Reports Say Main: Chinese Line Not Yet Hit By Allies

Sudden Communist TurnAbout Marks First Major Onpvosition In Two Davs   ‘MAIN CHINESE DEFENSE ‘LINE STILL UNTOUCHED

Chinese Reds End Retreat With New Fight   Yank Unit Loses Ground North of 38th Parallel; Yank Planes in Action

CHINESE FORGES TURN AND FIGHT AFTER PULLBAUK   Attacking U. S. Platoor  Hurled Back on Central  Front by Artillery and Machine Gunfire.   COMMUNISTS STILL RETREATING IN WES'   American B-29s Bomb Yah River Bridges — British Commando Raid Made Near Songjin.

Reds Fight Back To End Lull   After Retreat Of Two Days Use Artillery To Force  Back Platoon

Heavy Shellfire Repulses Yanks On Central Fron   Allies Meeting First Major Resistance Since Crossina ‘38’

Fleeing Enemy Puts on Brakes   First Opposition Found Above 38th

Chinese Reds Wheel, Fight   Enemy Suddenly Stops Retreat On Central Front, Above 38th

Chinese Reds  End Retreat  Foe Suddenly Turns And Fights American:

Enemy Turns Agairist UN Units North Of Boundary   Opposition Is First Major Battle Allies Met Since Wednesday

B-29s Blast Yalu Bridges in Big Foray   Carrier Planes, Navy Guns Cover British in Raid on Railway Ty ROBERT EUNSON

All-Out Battle RagingAsU.S, Troops Yield   First Major Opposition Allies Have Met In Several Davs Drive

HINES RESIS ~ ALLIED ADVANCE   Gl’s Attacking Ridge Encounter Heavy Artillery Fire

Red Chinese Turn fo Fight U.S. Troops   Advancing Americans Cross 38th Parallel on Central Front; Reds  Turn Aaqain and Fight

Ko: orean War  Reds Stiffen Against U.S. North Drive      Tarn And Fight  In Surprise Move

Chinese Reds Suddenly Turn, Ficht US Troons   Major Opposition First Allies Met Since Wednesday

ROBERT INGALLS SUCCUMBS AT 68   Head Of Vast Industrial Empire Dies In Birmingham

TRUGE-POLICING TERMS REDUCED   ALLIES MAKE FINAL OFFER TO REDS IN HOPE OF LARLY ARMISTICE.

Allies Sharply Reduce Truce Policing Terms In Armistice ‘Gamble’

Offer Erases  Four Of U.N.  ‘Safeguards’ Both Agreé To Swap  Additional Data On Prisoners Of War -

CUTS ITS TRUCE TERMS UN Takes A Calculated Risk In Hope For An Early Truce

UN Terms CutSharply To Gel An Early Truce   Delegates Agree  To Exchange Data On War Prisoners

Allies Take. “Risk” in Move for Truce   Delegate Tells Reds It Is Final Offer

Alle Gut Truce Demands Gat Warn it ls Final Offer   ‘Four Safeguards . Previously. Asked Are handoned

Allies Concede More in Hope Of Peace in Korea   Reds Are Told There'll Be No More Changes; Take It or Leave It

Policing Demands Softened   Allies Yield on Major Points in Attempt To Sneed Truce

UN Gives Last Bid To Reds   Truce Hopes Hang On Foe’s Acceptance  Of Supervision Plan

Early Armistice Objective. In UN Agreement Covering Policing After Cease-Fire

Allies Ease Supervision Terms In ‘Final’ Bid for Armistice —  ti wl ry, 1 im te on ee i on  Fe SET ENT, ee TO tea 5. ene   U. N. Delegate Tells Communists It Is Last Offer; Must Be Accepted Without Change

Sharp Reductions Made As “Caleulated Risk”  To Get Early Armistice

U.N. Gives Final Offer on Police  Of Korea Truce  POW Information Swapping Aareed

Enemy Told It Is U.N.'s Final Offer.   Big Concession Is Not Demanding Aerial Observation

U.N. Makes Its Final Offer On Truce Program   Terms For Policing During An Armistice Sharply Reduced By Allied Neqotiators

Allies Reduce. Korean Truce Policing Terms   U.N. Delegate Tells Reds Final Offer Will Not Be Changec

Armistice Terms Sharply Reduced  UN Envoys Make  Finel Concession

Weathercas?   'ULN. Makes Final Offer For Treaty  Supervision   Caleulated Risk Taken To Insure Armistice Hopes

Allies Sharply Reduce Demands For Policing Korean Truce In Hope For Early Armistice, Will Propose Nothing Further

UN Makes Final Otter For Peace   Allies Sharply Reduce Terms for Policing Any Korean War Armistice

Foe Told Truce Now Up to Them   Allied Offer Must be Accepted Without Change

TO CONTINUE ANYWAY   Latest Internal Revenue Mixup Is Reported at Detroit

Report Shakeup Set for Detroit Revenue Office  House Group Lacks Justice Bureau File

Tax Collection Probe Will Proceed Despite Failure To Get Needed Data

Tax Probers Lack Files They Asked Truman To Free   Hearings Are Set For Monday; May Be Hampered By Delay

Files on Fraud Cases Lacking For Tax Probers   Inquiry into Fix Of High Levels May Be Hampered

TAX FRAUD DATA STILL MISSING AS PROBE NEARS   Investigation On Col. lection System Opens Monday Still Lacking Justice De. partment Files.

House Probers Lack Files On U.S. Tax Unit   Justice Department Fails To Turn Over Records Group Asked

Income Tax Hearings Set For Monday   Subcommittee Still Lacks Justice Department Files

House Group Still Needs Files As Hearing Nears   Committee Has Asked President For Assistance

Tax Fraud Cases Slated Monday By House Group   Justice Dept. Rapped For Not Producing Files For Hearings

H. T. Order. To Free Files Is: Awaited   House Group Still ; Lacks Information  It Has Asked Presiden To Have Released

Probers Still Want Justice Division Files  Internal Revenue Investigation Will

TAX HEARINGS LACKING FILES   Scheduled Sessions Draw Near Without Vital  Information

HEARING DATE IS NEARER  Tax Probers Still Lack Files Requested Of Justice Dept.

‘Film Actor Sterling Hayden Admits Joined Communist Party, Member 7 Months   Sterling Havden

Membership Lasted Only 7 Months, Actor Tells Committee   Former Marine Relates War Story   Smuggled Arms To Partisans Of Yugoslavia While Assigned To OSS

SEES ‘DECISIVE BATTLE’ Ridgway Visits Front, Says Allies Can Hold

State Opens Two-Year Fiscal Period With Good Surplus in the General Fund

Guilds of Union County Hospital Scheduled for Important Roles   Tank Company Has Display

Call Jack If You Have Hiccups  Three-Year Sufferer Gets Many Remedies. but They’re No Good

Lon gshoremen Strike  In Support Of General   2,000 Start Parade In New York; Truman And Ache son Burned In Effigy: Women To March

To Ask Death Penalty For Accused Killer   Kenneth Essary to Trial For Shooting W. T. Shockley

Ban On Notes In Gallery   Ones Taken On Missouri Senate Were Confiscated

Wrecked Plane, Survivor Found by County Surveyors ‘Near Allegheny Tunnel

Children Don't Think; Cars Can't Think--You Think   Traffic Death Toll 4 in State

BENT CONSIDERED DANGEROUS OUTLAW   Listed as one of “Ten Most Wanted Criminals” of The Year by F. B. I.

Five Die in Dual Auto Collision: Three in Another   Two Burn To Death As Truck Rams into Car at Traffic Light

Wives of Brifish Service Men Are Targets Of Terrorist Warnings in Suez Section

Britain Asked To Reopen Stalled Talks On Oil Situation In Iran; Ultimatum Out

IRAN WANTS TALKS REOPENED   Reported Willing To Send Delegates To London

Premier Makes Request. .:. °  Iran Asking Britain   3  For New Oil Talks

DROPS A THREAT   Iran Premier’s Attitude Softer in Oil Dealings ~Weh British

Iran Ultimatum Threat Dropped   Mossadegh Requests Britain Reopen Stalled Oil Talks

lran May Reoper Oil Negotiations  Dim View Is Taken By British Official

Tough Police Blackout Covers Evidence Behind Slaying Of Coach, Cop’s Suicide

Tax Fraud Jails McAdoo’s Niece  Called Master Mind Of Forgery Ring

HEAVY DEATH TOLL CAUSED BY HURRICANE   50 Dead in Jamaica From Worst Blow In History

Drinking Bout Spells Death — For Young Wife   Mate Grilled; Claims Falls Killed 23-Year-Old Mioran

HINT BEATING WAS CAUSE OF FATAL INJURIES   Migrant Farm Worker In - Custody Pending Completion Of Probe

‘Shady’ Record Of Ousted Tax Collector Cited  Bankruptcy Plea, Larceny’ Charges   Met Obligations

‘Shady’ Record Of Ousted Tax Collector Cited  Bankruptcy Plea, _ Larceny Charges   l mid apr Ractaninr   Met Obliaagtions

Levees Hold But Flood Areas Still Feeling Tension  Heavy Rains in Northeast lowa  a . eo ee”

IRANIANS RIOT AGAINST VISIT BY HARRIMAN   Pro-Communists Fight Mossadegh Adherents; Eight Are Killed

Harriman’s Arrival Sets Off Riotine   Crowd Of About 10,000 Shouts At American Envoy In Tehran

10 Killed as 10,000 Riot in Tehran  In: Protest to Harriman’s Arrival

Riot Greets Harriman In lran’s Capital  Red Agitators Met Ry Natianalicte And   Red Agitators Met By Nationalists And Street Fight Ensues

Nationalists AttackRed Demonstration  Communists Protest Arrival of Harriman For Talks on Of

Riots At Least 10 Persons Die,  100 Injure:   Envoy Confident Friendly Talks Can Settle Oil Disnnte

INDIANS REBEL; CAMP RINGED BY ARMED OFFICERS   White Residents of Utah Community, Fearing Attack, Ask ‘Aid During Squaw Dance.   ANGRY GROUP CALLS  FOR RETURN OF LAND   Trouble Laid to Drinking by Navajos—Situation Under Control but Uneasy Truce Prevails.

Indians Drink Firewater at Pow Wow and  Rampage for First Time in Many Years _

Fewer Defendants In 1950, Record In. Bucks County   But There Were 49 Drunken Driver Cases, One Murde Case, 7 Rape Charges, 7 Up for Manslaughter, 9 Sex Cases. 66 Non-Support

BUCKS CO. COURTS DISPOSE OF 315 DEFENDANTS IN ’50   Overall Decrease of About 8% As Compared With U. S. Decrease of 6%   Juvenile Cases Listed at 227, About Same As The  Previous Year

Bridges Tells ‘U.S. To Break Red Relations   Seuntor Offers Plan Fer Vietory; America At War, Says He

Bridges Asks U.S. Snap Of Russian Ties   N. H. Senator Calls Present Conflict Deadliest in History

Break Diplomatic Relaiions With Soviet Russia, Says ‘Senator Bridges

U.S. Urged To Break With Reds   GOP Senator Says Nation Is Already’ Fighting World War HI’

To lal Bat Put On Good Show   Four of 11 Fail. To Show up; May Forfeit Bail

of 11 Red paders March ff To Jail   ntenced To 2 Yrs., 1 Months and 18

7 :U.S. Reds Go To Jail   Four Colleagues, Convicted With Them, Not Present

Four of 11 Convicted U. §. Communists Fail To Appear fo Begin Prison Terms

Convicted Reds Start Jail Term   Four of ll. Fail to Show Up In Court Today